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- TO SURCEtriIS, APOTHECARIES MII)WiVES, MEDICAL. S I WDENTS, &c This Div is putihstsed, in Five '4,-;:z Volumes, deo. closely prime,. with Dia.', Plates, rice Si. lit , . in boot% a ow. Kitti.iii of •lIHE EDINBURGH PRACTICE of PHI" - ste, SITAGELY. sod hiII)WIFILitY. -'- •—.•—•. This Work contaios * r 1. An tett .d.ictsry Htitor) of each if,aneli of the Nl.Alical Proles*, 1. 2 Toe Tli•-nry bf M•ii,f‘ne, Photio'ozs, Prho'ogv, and 1 Thstesseem les, tinnill Dr. Cul!en,liiidnilsor Eq-Ot.r.gn ro,fe,wlr, & CollenNt Noisil gv weak:slats. in Ettclish. i 4 The 1 n. 1.40gy. Dt'. , flinn, C..ib.', ard Cite. of every ' lewees l:ie,".ieree.:isis to the a p,.rov,d Cla.inestiors rid . DoArines ..f the et•lshr-t.l Cui:e.,. I Th. late., • -, l irovent Ma su•lic,tad by MtAititl Vlnte, , 1 of th e Snit sminano. : *too irt semi' ars. Doi (.mist, M., re, Gist try, Ir.int v co, Parci es!, B vidoeo.„ Frenezill. Lttici•si, Garners, Hs ,, erde 1, I) , n • , .in, Sloss:es, Rush. 'Cower, Stu„- 1 tiers. Currie. 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Just published, peke 12s in a Cast or, en Rolle-4, an•l w•th th Game, ra a R'• . lb , TGrO-CHRONOLOIY of FIT It OPE ; nr, I An RPITOMP. nr the °POOR •kirllY and CHRONO LOGY. with th: , POLITICAL P.CCI.F.SIArt TICA 1., and ant. 11l iTIR Y. of the iusveral KINGOOMS and S TATES comprised in Vint Qiirter of the World. is the lltrodettnent of the Hienrt of the Rnoials, Iran./ 11.t.i,s of lf , rrope •to the dianieinhe:otem of that 11 , 4. MM. Ivnytire it Is this work, to thus the P.C. ; flrogro..4, decline, (yr ese.lili.ioni•nt of tloise Aatt., which a fildr trnn, the inare:latten•lant upon the cle,4-4.stione of L•qe.. of frefiwotels, br wh.ins the buirarial domain* wet. re:at aArnl.l; Oro cortneetonit the Heim: listoty with the Afro ler u Geri , a;rhy of this tin.) , Interseting quarter of the latithe. This with 01.-,ithes the natoral 'Sr" :;• :Akita I oundaiiea, tte ere iii' ' , irons, the firm of gno•-ii•ile.it, the citablicheri jinn, any! those remark.e. I r e';o. higovie,l epochs, which hav , nia 4. ..4 the exioenee eA etch particolat ,tale; the e oioniilatiun of which the best aetheritiet, ancient and mo dern, haw.. eon: 1 11..4 whi , '. ll l , ` ,l :slyn of the wofk illustiated,is the I.:tattoo M W:iuthiee, a ye..tteinan already known as the Illeve of the steer tkinltirr, and who., t a s,i•r. fAr thein.tsue. 'inn and ann..,ern,nt of tooth, haw been limioureel with an eaten .ive ;•at ors:e: it at one vtew, reogvanhical situation of the enc,ttntreat4nf, and Vie cht.toolne:eal site eerie. -4 the ' , ore .teiris by whom they have been entente'. It Is pre•ioniel, t'.at these Ppit Imes of aiirient and mndern he Gmvd siacn•nplete in th...insehres,t. to :nerit the attent.no even of iseedeita of ,r, .h., ropy reel at. von f r the AtuA7 r 0 hut pritt el frost the punun, fie theit• evocations, in the mare urines walks of life; they sail b e !•..gnj u) .wvuse the trisOble and expruce attendant open A ref:esti: , to many voltores. nifih of the w rks inay be had in the fiwtn of erne', with conoters for , aflrr the n'an of the Ahbe Gaeta.", - .llll.lllol.lniuts to the el , -partment Of juvenile instruction, has• eiteed• Treeileti tie 111!tprelbatil0+11 of s th3V.IOIIIC public, 1114 are arliiiA. - J to Lee- a tendere, hiets'y beneficial towards the twitiroiremes4 of the ruing g!neratino. Loarkin fir Drier a•-d Tehhett, at their Juvenile h a p.. tore, .St. ,!:iineshestrect, PaU-mall cud by H. D. 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To whidi are added, Basses tur the Harp, or Piano- Voile; likewise are subiolited, • few Et phwators Nimes en the Flores and Movements ..the mottos Greek Dances; with a short Dlstertatiol nn the Origin of the 'Anc , ent Greek Music. —Mmt remise:fully derlicArii to Mts. Mime., by the rditor, I..DWARn JON vr.s, Bari is Il a Royal /below s the PrillC , i of Wales: and -tuthor of ihe Musical and Poetical Relics of the NVetsti Rink ; the paretic Museum of Primitive B • h Li terature, and oihor sidatir.b!e rarkies.-el..tio.lon, printed for the 1 , .. , 1itqf I and to he had of him, at the Office of Robes, in Net s nab east c •rier ri the seeond Omit...and, St James's • Pa!aest .t Shot., No. 34, G•cat 1 Rms.4.etreo, ornsbury ;at Mr Preston's hfu.ic Shop, No. 97, Strai,d; at Mr. airchalroMusic Shop, in New Bond-strcet, kc. ke. YILMNA, NOV. 11. Extrqt from a Sumerary of the C311 . 11111p1 in •rmany, its the shape of a Letter in the Nlon.to3r, d..twt No* 24. PORE/ON INTELLIGENCE. "The Emperor of Austria set out on the 7th for Presburg. on his way to Olmu:z ; he had declared he would put himself at the head of his troops, and he nominated Gen. Schmidt as AdjusantsGeneral. They say the Emperor took that route to avoid a meeting with the Russian army. which, no longer concealing its disgust, accuse even the Austrians of selling and betraying them. The Emperor was expetted to have slept at Schist• shof, after leaving Presburg, where it was thought he would wait the return of Count Giulay, who was to bring him the determination of the Emperor of the French. The Empress set out for Olmutz in the night be tween the 7th and Bth, with the elder Princess, and her physician. On the 29th of Cetober, Government determined to put all the vessels upon the Danube in a state of requisition, ro transport the effeas belonging to the Court and the different Chanceries ; and the boat men were ordered not to take any thing in charge • from private individuals ; but, on the 7th of Novem ber. it was announced, that His Majesty had appro priated one vessel for the transport of valuables be longing to private persons; that proper officers were appointed to give receipts for what might be confided to their charge ; that such deposits should be trans mitted to a place of safety, and faithfully returned to the owners, when the danger had subsided ; ald that His Majesty would be answerable for every thing not depending upon the elements. Yesterday, the 10th, orders were issued for dis charging all the boats &c. upon the Danube. which took place accordingly. Mn-h prec-aution was used in saving all the old carriages he singing to the Court ; as to the library, only the mesa valuable honks were packed up. From the Gallery of Paiatillgs,, the most precious on tie other hand, ,not of,ail the documents iv 3, that General Lambert not confirmed, a, ac his carriage. :.The ;nth . General, received the iittel ,ch pirauite. liepatcheel on the 7th to the Em propose an armistice, receive,' ` 4 ,ajesty, being at the heal of . men, wAs nut in a situation to treat ssith a flying army ; he, however, gAve Count Gieley a letter for the lem perm of Austria, in which, it is hoped, he has made proposals for a peace. Returning trom the head-quarters, near St. Hip polite, Count Gittlay met the Deputation of the Settes of Austria, going from Vienna to the Empe ror Napoleon, so solicit leave for a capitulation. This Deputation was composed of the Prieee Sin %ended, the Bishop of Seidenstetten, acid M. Wohl lebi n, Burgomaster of the city, with General Bour geois, of the Engineers. They chewed him the ar ticles for which they were to negociate ; their con tents struck him with surprise. He g mve them to understand, they were not going to treat as conquerors, but as the conquered ; and that they should carefully avoid any thing which might irritate the Emperor of the tread s. tie ttien made such correaions as he thought necessary, and advised the Deputation not to go beyond these con ditions. The Deputation then dispatched Prince Sinzen din f to Vienna, to demand a renewal of their full powers, while Count Gioia) , interposed with the Emperor Napoleon for an armistice of three days, to give them time to make the necessary arrange ment ; but this could only be granted for forty eight hours. General Kienmayer left Vienna for Olmutz, on the 9h. at night. As he had served under General Meerfehlt, and as it was Inirited that the latter had marched into Styria, to attack the column detached by Bernadotte to annoy the Archduke Charles, and compel him to retreat, it was thought that General Kirnmayer hail very important c onmunicAtions to make to the Emperor respeting the Archduke's si tuation, which could scarcely be supposed to be con soling, notwithstanding all the bravery this Prince had displayed. Prince Amsberg, Commandant of the Guards at the P :lace, was appointed Commandant of the city of Vienna, ad Interim; and Prince John of Leichten• stein, Cominand3nt of the Reserve in Austria and Bohemia, then 'tationed upon the left shore of the Danube; Count Corbua, Vice President of the Mines and the Mint, was appointed Commissary- General, having for !Ukiah ehe Deputies of State, and the Anlic Counsellors, Contu Korinsky and Ba ron Kiilmansegg. The Emperor Authorized the Magistrates of Vicuna to circulate paper to the amount of a million of aorins, in bills of 14 and francs, to be celled in after the war. A French squadron has arrived at Ancona.— This; was announced to the Governor of Fiume by the Austrien Consul ; the former hastened to com municate this intelligence to the Hangerian Chan cery. .' reprirt was spread, from the house of the Ros si in Amhassalir, tir, notwitiaitinUmg the Con ve lion of NeutrAlity, Russian troops had arrived at Naples. , When the Emperor of Austria set out for 01- mute, on the 7th, he caused hie departure to be an nounced to the Diplomatic Corps, and invited them to follow him, as horses were provided for their journey, and lodgings, as commodious as possible, were to be fitted for their reception at Olmutz. Upon this occasion. M. Lorpcl, the Charge d'Af faires of Hesse Cassel, was forgotten; but, on the 9th, to repair the oversight, an official letter was sent him from the Chancery, in His Majesty's name. Count Cobentzel also was chareed with a verbal massage to him; and, as the Court even pressed his departure, he set nut on the. same day. When Count Cobentzei notified the Emperor's de parture to the Ministers of Iladen and Wirtemberg, he informed them, that all official communications having ceased, they might receive their passports whenever they chose to ieemend them. The Minister of Wirtemberg, not choosing to avail himself of this offer, remains here as an redi vidual, and to aft as a guardian to Count Seiler, who is terrified with the thoughts of French or lia vArians. The Minister of Sardinia, impatient of His Ma jesty's delay in changing his residence, had demand ed passports for Hungary, on the fish ; but when he received the invitation of Ills Majesty,sby a note, to follow him to Ohnutz, he availed himself of the op portunity. The general consternation among all ranks, since the battle of Ulm, particularly those who had any in fluence upon the war, or in the measures of Govern ment, has perplexed them to such a degree, that a person, vet y capable of judging, has assured ine, that if one should ask the advice of an infant upon the present crisis, its want of information emel not pos sibly produce worse measures than have already re sulted fr o m the coadtat :aeon:mended to the Empe ror by the Council of WAr, after All their delibera tions. In thin situation, would not a peace of any kind be preferable to the present state of timings ? 0.1 the Ath, the Emperor granted an exrraordi nary vaeotion of three months to the Aube Council of the Empire ; and the Chancery of State has been transferred to Olmutz. the i.estrian Council of State is dissolved, and M. De 3 , A.,1 is the only Mem ber Coe} hai followed His .slajeety. He travelled with .he Cabinet Minister." The foll:y.rirvz letters from Vienna are written by pet sons attached is the Grand Army : .. 1/...tria, V a linunnare, Nov. 16. " I 0rd..," you from this r.ty. It is but lorry-fire days sine , . .:e w. at %tlai'Votlfk Tlif^ , 4 re...ultra, which .pn.rake of th e m a r , e n,ma, are the treat o a c..ei;.ale“, raped and swims ing beyond example Na i 1 3 ,1.• tint wine night; sport •Ww : 110 M %a are osil-mnifted, basing our lodgings in palates." 1 arrwtttitt taiTllt Of TOE {AMR DATZ. " Thc Fi 0 RO , lll in army lies fileitrtiated. It :s to return home T..e Archduke Palatine has declared, he will permit out troops t . pest without tett. tore " The Trod in completely entigatered. bfa i seerra it a - vare.oe with Maly stltde.r eu4 it it certain, that :u a ve-y shun tuns all at.. it... new 1.... at ...pirate Nariina (nun ita.., will b e oce..,,,ied be the Wrets..:h. rie Em run NalarlatOrt hat nod his it .on 11..... su'.neet, at, In the general adminturatites nu rst.bt, lei, these $49,111Cu1l are eacenriscd Surceases so t......;der .010 ean_git hut I -ad to au uccotatuAatieu."--t Frau the N.toodeor, Nos. VI . • f ' . 1 ..•i • . ~ • . ..., - ....... 4 ,• , 1 1`d?n''-ii,''';:"D' e . , * frow* I - 1 artalt P4llll. . e r i i ere 17{ 4 t i b n e ' hi ‘i ni i!..e Pari.h Ch. : , of ,klitral Ia; r. ir.r.l, b,i,re ills i t hi H6n• • cp t been spresd ,ECTION of a e• d uhh: • I s silo 01 9 'n 'le a"- was . dit: A ; but this is I 1 ' ' 64,40,, ato E.mperrn , in i , F.Aq t1e.;0t..e1,. ..- - .4.,•:" - ,:inzeii a a i),,,iii . 14 0 4trlie, wf.c ‘ii,rnot like thi: Gel itlo C. s- voider Ly .Nit ti , nor li'Vo iOr c his fill with pie 4 .Orle isle Ite•' ,l •ed, that the Th4n • 4 o Giulay, dispatch* , 1; ii D. A khrd &favor, 4,r N.Jy.ror Napoleon, to propoo ysoi.i.to and fi.e his p l tit- for answer, that His Majes two hun.,red thousand men .. . - . THE BRITISH PRE3S' 1 - .l)Ntittft; FRIDAY: DPctsista. 13.! An order was icceitrad no \‘'eanesdity afternoon At Portsmouth, by the Telegraph,. to. stop the sail ing of the Mediterranean convoy from *St. {Metes, on account of the Rocbtort squadron Wing at sea again. The Rochfort squadron is 44. et home, what Li sois's squadron is in the East halm The escape of the fortiser, howevr, affords matter of much more surprise. Several squadrons have been sent in pursuit of it. in consequence of, recent and Certain intelligenee of the longitude and lati tude in which it was cruising, and yet :v ire of them hive ever had the good fo• tune to fall in with it. The hdifetiribic, Captain ROOD, was, we believe, one of the last vessis that saw it at sea. She gave notice to Admiral,CosswALLl% visd dispatched Sir I:mu see ST AellAl4 in pursuit, and it will be remembered that the gallant Admiral, when befell in with, and took the fur F:ench ships, which cicaped from the dread:ul battle of Trafal gar, a&ually conceived th it they were the %.ich. fort squadron. lsf..w, however, when the glorious vidory of Lord NELSON has left so many more of our ships without employmety, we hope the Roch fon squadron will not much longer escape the vU. lance of our navy. We lately gave an account of a new arrangement nf the ne..vspopers at Paris. llots APA :viz now e•-, joys the fuli benefit which he promised to him:4., from the lowest possible state of slavery to which he could degrade d,e ptcss. Thi; expression of public opinion is complet ly stifled in Franc., an.t the libels and slanders of the French G wernmunt cir culate Ircely to the utmost extent ..t th; it ;::Itioner and at ens. We have Anew proof of this in an article in the Afonitear ot the 20th las . It is dat dVe ma the I I tit, and purports to be a *.ummaty cf the campaign lin Germany. We imve given an estraict fr.-m i,t cs 1 a specimen of true Jacobinical slo4uence en! vul ga:ity Even the Imperial purple cannot induce the Corsican to divest himself of -his Jacobinital Ihabits. Sir CHAIM*, MORGAN yetet,fie . litid before His MAIL-TY the proceeding+ of the Court-Mart;A on Sir JOHN F AMER. We understaud JOHN EA 'Alit bonontahly acquitted on all el e chimes. The Duke of YOER. tn.i Lord Hetttc.Seres, kad au. lichees of His Ma lest . Mr. FWiletLt V. one the I stip SIs•T Es, was ye-. terday elected Alderman for the ward I)..vegate, in the town of the Lite Ter man Le %Issue Ise. The full. wing vessols havt put into .e.arnsgate Harbour, with the loss of auchots and cables, viz.— The El;tabeth, Spaikt, a co!her ; the Three Rreoher,, Le Coectuo, horn Loudon I.wr Surmain ; the Willett , . faillte. from I,ndon (or 1.4. , nn ; the s!urk. I.tortald, ;IA •:;e Ue,soo, Gooch, Slum L.wloo fm ii,thov, the letter di' ghee the May, lullee, from Limencir fur Load.ri, with tima Io of anchors and eahles. The %leered, MAYEe, from Tobago for Len don, was captured cif Plymouth, the end of last month. ....... l'he Nfroruee fritate. with the Najaf. the Lydia, and the rest of the fleet under her convoy, Bain Portsmouth, are arrived at Qikbee. Yesterday. a Court of Dire!tors was held at the East India House, wh-n the following times were fixed for the ship .I:.a, whose destination was al tered from St. Helena and Bengal, to Madras and Bengal : To be afloat Jan. 4, sail to Gravesend the I trh, stay there thirty days, and be in the Downs. Feb. ti The Lord New*, for St. Helena and Bengal, was ordered to be afloat the fith inst. sail to Gravesend eV, stay theta thirty days, and be in the Dow.is Jen. rf Court adjourned at six o'clock WI Toesday tint. A c onsiderable number of French Naval Officers. prisoners of war, on parole, are stationed at Win canton. haw CLIMK, Es 1. Advocate, has been ar ^t • Solicitor-General to its Royal Higoness tile eig.ce of W ti.Es, 11l room 01 WILLIAM ROBLICTSON. hsq. now Lord Root swot. It is now confidently said, it a- the •emains of the illustrious Nausost, atter lying in sta•• in the Great Hall of Greenwich Hospital, will be brought in a grand funeral aquat c procession to the Royal Chapel of Whitehall, w' , ete they will lie, one day at least, in full state. Far Chambers in England are more appropriate to VI,:11 a purpose, than His IVI isT Chapel at Whoehall (formerly the ban quetticg room of the Royal Palace) from its capa cious size, and the rnagnifizence of its internal deco rations, especially its superb painted ceiling, by the celebrated Valles° ; from this station, the grand funeral procession, through an extensive rare* of the Imperial cities of London and Westm:nster. will move to the place of interment in the Metropo litan Church of St Paul. Fa *stets S. SITWILL, M.P. for th^ Borongh Berwick-upon-Tweed, left Barmoor Castle on Fri day last for Ler.:!nn, to present an address from th Corporation to His Mat esr v. °a the late gloriou viaories over the enemy's fleets. Toe same meta ing. Lientenant Colonel lance ART, of the Lefler Militia, began to einvass the Borough for a seat i the ens•liug Parliament. He is supported by C_ lonel Ileac.. Sir JOHN CALLENDas'S friends son after appeared, to s..^eure his interest. Na of eanddates have yet appeared, tut it is rumour . Colonel Oen, of lanngrtJr. and the Hon. Capta Beniller, of Chilltugham Ca ale, mean to offer the' selves. We do not hear W:;A: tne. present Mem mean to do on the OCCANOII i the contest it thought will be a keen one, Is re V