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My A11.1.M SSIITII, L L.D. .I.ld F R.S. of T.nr"Vel 4114 Edinbutgh; one of the f:oni o.titsiortem of Ins %talent'. Customs in Scotland; an.! 6, woe! Professor of Mural Phdowsphy iu the University i.f W i th ;tons, Si Nitementary Chapters and a L.re of Dr. 'Printed to T. Cert. II and W. I.).iti I Str • • Tltreru7 r .etor • of this saloa'.'e Work, whilst they earetuily yres,re the Teat trivi..Lite, ans . , to love it a-ensavatited br th, Mrtt haatatinn wsthin their 11,aiti; and they tried the Notes and ahlitio. , al Chaoers or the rresmit I'd.t v cut be found to enotain much toefu: Matter; as for th'', Editions are c.ited for, it will b.: their one •tudy In 11.1.4 forward, from time to time, rikh further if ote: and Allitems tr, ruse tres illtistliee Ito Autimest Outdid's, and a l .piy that Moth. various chailes of time and eolettinni At abase 'nay aim he tie, 1 A nee Fl.tian, haime the Ninth, of Dr. SMITH 'S THROP Y of MURAL sExrisiEs us, t It. in 2. Eng AIN on PIIIi.OSOP/111CAL SUIDEC S. by VI .ape A. 01.1; .1t.1211: %er , "llli .4 In. Life .111,1 W tiling+, a "y r , id reAr 4to. IJt. in Boards. 0 SORE, FROM It is said that gone tr; StrAstutri M. Jerome Moral Nantes. The D-putatt returned from the G _ Army. Foreign Afftlrs is gone from Munich to Moelk. French Funds .511;. iszat.l.4, Nov. 19. Lord Harrowhy arrived here yesterday. Yesterday 2(() waggons belonging to the baking department, set off to tulluw our troops into Lower Saxony. . ITUTGARD. NOV. 17. We have just been informed that General WOlfs kehl's corps, which had taken a position in the en virons of Bregentz, has endeavoured in vain to ef• feFt its retreat by the Vintsthgau, to join the corps under Ps ince John, nd_ that, not deeming that plan pradicable, it had determined to divide into several detach-‘ents, with orders to take different roads, to escape the French. Some of these detachments, forming two stptadr,os of the•hussars of Blanken stein, and the test itf the infantry, proceeded by Letakirch to liiheraeh, -from whence ascending the Danube, and past:ing it at Mengen and Sigmarin gen, they hastened to Bitubestren ; cutting aff thus the 'peat road from our ri y to Ulm, si•lience they attempted to get by Hiedenheim and Aalen into the territory of Anspach. and from theace by Nu remberg to Bohemia: Hu: we are assured that the army under Augereau, the first column of which arrived on the I2:11 at Ravensboutg, has cut off the retreat of •ome of the Austrian detachments, and obltged thiirt: to tutu. back again to the Voralberg anc the We L. am iiy letters from Kempten, that Marshal Ney has sit out with the greater part of his tr.,. from the environs ot Insprock, to punt*? Prince John. After having defeated him at the foot ot hloullt ennci , the French, it is said, passed that famous mountain, from whence they are proceeding to I enz and Dratthour v„ to repair to Villach, anti thete join Marshal Bernadotte. Letters from Barcuth annot-nce that a sat'sfaElory reply has been made to the K'ng of Prussia, rela tive to the passage of the French troops by the Mar graviate of Anspach, and to the dama g e done. A private lett..r from Nuremberg says, that t:6,000 florins, in new gold, of the coinage of the Env. rr:r Nnpr.lcen, have been sent to Far 'l, to be deposits 4 'in the r! san Bank there ; tat suns be;rig amount of the damage. occasl-aed by the above mertioned march. SIN ASSUP,CII, NOV. 21. We have not yet received the of bulletin of the eottar ea of our troops into Vienna, nor the de tails that followed the taking of that city. All the private t•ttcrs from Augsburg, Munich, and some other places, of m positively that couriers from head quarters passed through there on the 13th and lihh of November, wita the news of the entrance of the French into Vienna. It is said, this the Imurial guard (tom the garrison of the city, and that whet corps of Fre;.ch tar ups have bees lodged in the suburbs. It is supposed that the Clurier with the effi-ial dispatches has been inter cepted by the Austrian cavalry, which has efleCted its retreat from the banks of the Lake of ( on. stance, and which, by the. last advice:, occupied some places on the great road from tleilbron to Nordliw t i.cn and Donauwerth. Perhaps the Courier may have gone round by Franconia. We have received the confitarctien of the news, stating, that Mac , ,ena has passed the Tagliamento, and is hastening rapidly to the frontiers of Carin thia and Carniola, to join the grand army. Private letters announce, that Finite Murat has advanced to Presburgh, where he has fixed his head quai ters. Her Majesty will strait for two or three days to Carlsruhe, to visit the EleCtotal Family of Baden, but it is not certain whether she will go as far as Munich. •ATISROW, Nov. 15. Ey express order of His Imperial 141.1 j sty of Fr:axe, ail the women who have followed the French army, are to be sent beyond the Inn. Goleta! Sebaitiani did nothing more than pass through Vienna; he tcw;s: the road to Hungary, which is encumbered wit'.l waggons, baggage, and cite& belonging to the Court. salmis, Nov. 16, The greatest expedition is using in the demolition of the fortifications of Ultra. If the ' , tench disphry prodigious intrepidity in the scans of theJorts And rocks vsl . h proteet the defiles of the Tyrol, the Austrians and militia do not shew less firmness in ti.eir (*den. e. ,Many women, and even girls. arms: with fm's, b..ve taktas past in tLe o.fittent a4lions. These tinJitlech mills fired tipon the Frenclitroops clUrin; dteir rawer tirriugh has been Twb d ' parents responsible for war. kuosauttc, soy 17. Jon of rieuttality shall of Holland to those o f be occupied by the ti ohs. It mill extend Hesse, by the country of Puna, and' from thence along the circle of Upper Saxony. As to the diTnsition - rf Prussia, it is now known that the convention which was signed on the Sd November, at Potzslam, between the Emperor of Russia and the king of Prussia, is only contintzt nt, and merely engages Prussia to make propositions fur the reiiestablis'ament of Peace. These propositions have been arranged, hut they may be modified. M. D'Ouhril has been charged to pipceed to London to communicate them the English Government, whilst the Minister of State, Haugwite, communi• rates them to M. De Talleyrand, Minister of His Majesty the Etliptror of %he French. I'j alliance has been contraaed between Prussia and Austria, and the former of these Powers, it is said, formally reserves her neutrality in the event of the Cola- Dental kVar being still continued. It is certain, however, that some of the - first Princes of the Em pire have been invited to accede to the convention which we have mentioned. A great number of Polish Officers, corning from France, have been surnmoned to the Imperial head. quaciers. Several of them hue passed by Ulm, proceeding on the route to Munich, am! from thence to Austria. The inhabitants of Venice have been irformed, by a Proclamation published by the Count de Bissia 7en, Covt•rnor-General of Austria, that 24,000 Russians would arrive, on the 3d of November, by sea, from Corfu and Dalmatia ( where the Russians ;lad already relieved the Austrians, who had de parted for the arnay), and that they were to be treat rd as friends and brothers, ayd quartcreJ on the in.. habitants. Tire Venetians, however, detest the Russianr, and several riots have already taken place. Accordir.g to letters from Trieste, a corps of 4,04 Russians had already disembarked at Veuice, and the second division was daily expeaed. THE BRITISH PRES LONDON. TUESDAY. Dacausta to. A Dutch schuyt arrived, on Sunday, at Harwich, from Catwyck, with Paris papers to the 26th, being only one day later than those received on Monday se'nnight. They do not c .ntain one word of intel ligence OespeAing Boma:an re, the Archduke COARt s, Of item Vienna; and the articles from the remote parts of the theatre of war, which do not relate to military operations, are not in g.neral of so rei cot a date, as ;host. communicated by the Ham burgh Mails, received in tLe course of last week. The most recent official repot from the grand army, which appeared in the Paris Papers, was of the 10th lay, and they account for this interruption, by sup. po Rinm that the Frencn Couriers have hero nue: - ci•pted by •he enemy. The corps that has thu; in terposed in the direL' line, between Vienna and Paris, is probably that of General Viroetsiesiit. This gallant and enterprising Officer, divided his little army into several corps, rash of which he ordered to take diffi-vent routes, to get to the Danube, and from thence to Bohemia. Several of them succeeded, but some are said to have been obliged, by Auor lICAV, to Lill hack to the Voralberg and the Tyrol. It is stated, upon the authority of private letters, that Motives division had proceeded to Freiburg, the capital of Hungary, where he has established his bead-quarters; but articles, apparently more au thentic, which we copied last week from the Hamburgh Mails, sated, that Mon ar, and LANNLS had taken the road to Bruno. The Go• vernor•Gencral of Venice has published a Procla mation, announcing, that 21,000 Russians were expeded there on the 3d last. We noticed, in former Paper, that this force would greatly perplex Massersa, and favour the retreat of the Archduke Alli as. The inhabitants of the Tyrol display the most determined bravery, and have forced the divi sion of General Ntv to abandon his position at Inspruck. The French affect to view the disposi tion of Prussia in a favourable light, and asse:t that the convention signed by the King of Pats.' A and the Emperor of Russ A, on the 33 November, relatt•s merely to proposals for peace, and th it in the event of the continuation of the war, Prussia will coufine herself to a sytern of neutrality, and draw a cor don of Poops, which shall reach from the frontiers of Bohemia, extending along the Elenorate of litsw, by the Bishopric of Fulda, and from thence along the circle of Lower Saxony. Bat these accounts lof Prussia in the Trench' Papers are at variance wirh all the other intellircee that has tin n ceived Crum the Continent ; it was era re poitcd, when the latest urns h a Itotterj Arn , the sth, that Prussia had begun to co-operate uitl, she Allies, and had gained $OlllO advantages over, •the French. The French Fund= are -).); . We have received letters and Papers from Bar badoes, to the I Gth last. A letter of the 14t! try% " The British frigate, Princes, Cbarfunt.C.9t.Tor:,. has re-e.tptureJ, Ayr a smitrt running fight, to the windward of Tobago, the Cryan sloop of war, of is guns, and earliest her into Trinidad. The Gya,.e was ai led in the anion by her consort, a brig, LA Naiad, which made ber escape.. The brig, however, escat‘- ed but cur a short time, as she has met the same intt as the Cvane, and lies in the bay. with two sets of coli.ittrs. Yoe is a Roble vessel. and will no clotiht be kept in commission." The liarhadoes Pao. r. adds. " It is with increase) satisfaßLn, " have td add to she setninit in oar• last of the C3i . - ture of the C• i nne, by the Princes; Cleo-laic, that f the Army's Imperial brig. N.71 . 41i, her consort, elTed ed by His MAJESTY'S chip Jason, CA2t. CHAMPAIGN, *bolsi 40 leagues to windward of this Island, or. I • &today la;t. • At hall pas: three in the morning, the .Taco" covered a s tit to windward, cititant about five milt.% and instantly gave chase upon a wind to the Ni•rtii. wait! ; at eleven o'clock, the chase hoisted Frti.ch colours, And tired a gun t.) leeward ; and soon after srt stadding sails, endeavouring to cross the . 7.4.0 N, hus r without Area. After a running tight of about twenty minutes, finding no proisability of escape, at about half past twelve she struck. " The Naiad is a'corvette of Sixteen 12's and tar, t-pounders, has a complement of 170 men (one of whom was kilted by a shOt from the J arum), was one of the Toulon fleet, and sailed from Martinique in conapaqy with the Cyame, on the `7th ult. upon a two month's ctuixe, but had not !TS de any capture. She was one of the squadron employed against the Diamond Rock, is commanded by Monsieur Ha- MOM ; Li(mteriant de Vale,ratt; sails remarkably fast, WAS built at Dunkirk, and is only le years old." We have received New-York Papers to the 7th ult. We are happy to find, that the m ilignant fever, which raged for some time in that city, and its neighbourhood, had entirely disappeared before the end of o.ftober: The New-York Dai'y Adver titer, of the Ist November, says, All the public offices have. returned to town ; and, in thu course of a few days, the inhOisents generally will be found at. their 14mer residences." The same Paper states, that hem the beginning of September, to the 25th of Oaober, the Board of Health had re., ported fiJ7 cases of malignant fever in that city and neighbourhood, of whom 254 had died, vit. ltitd males, and 88 females. It is acted in some of the Papers, that a body of. Britisk troops had been landed at Cape Nicola Mole, in St. Domingo. We heve reason to be t lieve, that thic intelligence is wholly unfunded. Governrr.ent received Dispatches from General N F.N T, at J4171.4ki1, yesterday, which Jo not men tion such an event. Oiders were received on Sunday, at Deal, ler the transports M the Dovms. with the iroops, to sail as soon as possible. The wind being fair, they sailed, we believe, in the course of the night. A second embarkation is to take place immediately. The 9tst regiment passed through Dover on Sunday, to embark at Deal. Pert of the Channel fleet has put into Plymotltti —the rest into Torbay. Lcird IN 11,1140704, with MS son, and two mess sengers, ar rived aaarmouth, en Saturday morning . And, on Sunday, after receiving a salute from tlio Vever fri:!ate. *lvllich awaited them in the harbour, his Loris! ip and suite et sail tor Cuxhaven, in that ve.sel. At twelve o'clock, the Venue was out of sight, and as the wind blew a stiff breeze from the Soitth-west, there is reason to believe that his Lord ship will have a quick passage. The sSefft, arrived at Jamaica, from Angola, on the Qed liirteather, states, that the liejmnan Freres triglte, from Cayenne, was on the coast of Africa. 'Dv Ann, late WILI.IAMS. front Atrica I and 1 1 ") Anseann, Cmarecnri.L, of POOle, ate captured anfi carried into Guadeloupe. The Board of Admiralty have at length preferre4l a charge against Rear• Admiral Sir R. Ca Lori, " the ground of " wet haven ) ; done hie NllPta`i to the mai, to a rfaelPai of the netian on the second d ay, of Cath: "—Mr. EP SKIN e is retained is the defence of Sir KORSITCALOCR. The East Indianten and Whalers arrived in the Downs, under convoy of the U• g.,,/gun.-brig, from St. Helena, were chased by t. , ree Spa• iut trigate , and a brig, in lat. 4!. 42. Smith. ton. 30. 43. West • fr,sn 9in the morning, till A in the evening ; but es caped by altering Clew course. Capt. Sc.,sx, of the /Vielse frigate, is appointed to the Gala! h. vice BARTON; Capt. J. W. Loasi,a, to. the Ain& ; Hon. Capt. Fi est+ No, to the bffierva, new frigate; Capt. THOMAS (late of the : Etat) to the (leta, Lord Cossissowopu's ship ; Captats HO r se H A SI, is come home inshe command of the Brattrphon; Capt. La a mous has taken the es:Tina: l A. of the Tone fire, rirr Cart. tiuw Admiral +CI sr. k a‘ S . 44 4 . i.'IGIV INTELLIGENCE. . : 4mcrillages, an oniony anee •• • inkr t heir ihu•itra rids aid p M TIIE ria.NCII PAPE' * A ire , se in ions of the rules of 1 • • • PAR! .. • AI t the Polish General - ill , : t iyirif deeitled that a COIL Irg. . Inentind trom the frontiers n Bonaparte arrived, on do .90 .^ : Pohemia. This cordon will • • 't Peussians, I-les•iaar, and Sas tion of the Conservative Sviatellas alnitg the Eleantitte of Heso he Grand Army. The Minister for' r.. 1 I, ..nri . from thence atom