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1 A O t ee'V • C r t t t ob f . Aik .tts ,41 1143. • I. PRICI SiXIMINCI•NALFPENNY. s 'Olfetrotlis had thfown in. AbOut a third of the *dal; fill a prey to the - flalisi#, • The inhalitants • labia:dolt the approach of Loops, • ' From Fpesseri - we learn, that tlitiusu t r_gsptc bad ilmndonett the entrenchments whichtli)nlital in that quarter. and returned to theii hoi.'ses, The parish of Thiersee, in the bailiwick Of figsavin, which had been owned to revolt by tw?libilas and refused to deliver 'its' Inn:, has itlir s tinl to obedience, asosteent in two land-hulders as hos tages: • . • u Gamma. ploy.. 7. The Intelligence of the stibiissipn . ..of the inn keeper, Hoffer, seems to be at varititilt with, the accounts of the comment near 1141101, on the lot instant; . but, od the relbet hnt.d, it is inferred from the unexpected rettirn of th . e iferety,ary Prole* to Inueftehs l ike:walin g of the 34, that some arrangements have been made with the in surgepts. Our city will be all alive for the next forr.sleys. Of the French imperial Guards, who are returning home, there will be billeted here, on the sth, 100 dragoons, ono chasseur infant), end Y'Oeratiess iFeroris;. on the 6th, •2000 chasselir infantry ; oa the 7th. 52 2U fusileers end chasseurs; and es* the 1504 Stion grenadiers. For this some time past, there have daily gone through here from ten to fifteen waggons, laden with the baggage of Generals and other silken,'. ' It -iv sAid, thet the 'mud army is returning borne in divisions of SUIIO men each. Within t'be space of a fortnight, 4u,000 men will have passed through this city. DRESDEN, wov.p. There is a rumour of en intended matrimoi;al union between the Princeis Augusta, the daughti of our beloved Sovereign, sod Prince Paniatowski. Coinniatidein-Chief of the Polish army. This //mom, who possesses the most distinguished en dowments, will, in all probability, Lie cum in rested with the crown of Poland. The troops re,nsining within the kingdotn,were yesterday put on the pence estabiishment. General Cara St. Cyr is still Governor of Dreadea. In Bohemia, they still cootinue to work on the fortifications of Leitmerite. It is reported also, that Wittenberg is to he 4:wetted into a fortis's.. vlitaltia. POW. S. The Austrian Gazette will be superintended hotb by the Austrian and French Censors, until the final departure of the French army. Two num bers of it were published with the Austrian Imperial arms ; but, on the Ist inst. it was again pullshed without them. Prince Paul or Esterbszy, formerly Anabas s sador in London, goys as Envoy to Munich; Count Zichy returns, in the same quality,. to Drrden, and Cuunt Appony guys to Dentnark. Count Julian is appointed Ambassador to St. Ptteri6orgh. He will make arrangements rclAtive to the cession of a part of Old Gaßlew, contaiiiing it population of 400,000 souls. • ROTTERDAM. NOV. ;2'7. On the IGth inst. the English brig the W. Pauscu, Master, came on shore at the Vlic. She was bound from London to Heligoland, with a cargo of coffee, linens, kc. The crew were wed. Tyr"' - - , .. , _,...... • • ' • • • .4! • .. • ' :.. .... , . ~.thir: •• ,r ( . ; . .. • T . 1= :- 4 1t,, , ,, -• • , •,.., .„... • .i., „. • . 1. ?1,• 4 I - 1 • - 0 . -s i I" rtf • ns .. , . . elf .m. re p _ -.,- ... , ' o.Tr j '4 FRLNCei PAPERS. (From the Journal de 1 'Ampire, of Noe. :O.) aumseacht, *vv. 11. A Military Commission, established at Onlia. y ea, by order of the King of Westphalia, has tried live persons accused of crimping for the Engli.h. Twn have been coodemned to death, aud direr ac- quitted. • The Spouse of Prince Mantrap of Denmark, daughter of the reig • g Duke of Alecklenburg hwerin. has arrived at Attune from Coßenhagen, accompanied by some Ladies of her Court, and the Ciiiiut de Holstein, her Chanilorrlsin. It to raid that this Principe will retire to Mecklenburg. The private property of the late King of Sweden, comprehendiug the Castle of Hags, is valued at yuo,truu STtTOAID, NOV. 13. General Lagrange having informed Lieuteoent- General de litwevitt, that the Vora'hers how entirely submitted, with the exception of a small fund that wanders ou Mount Adlrrherg, tite hiog of Witt. kali:berg has given orders to hi. unripe tu evacuate • &het country, and to return to their ordinary garri sons. lIVROISCIG, Nov. I al. The Special Tribunal of the Circle of Pewit's has examined the conduct of ..itt persons accused. The result of these investigations has been very utiafectory to thig city. in *a far as it proves that the rising of the June was not the effect of any combined plan, and that no respectable inhabitant of this city was engaged iu it. •NCONA. NOV 6. solemn Te Detre, for the pests ass this J..• ecleterstoil herr, accoailistaied with the Sins g $1:16131111 PEW THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN TIM PRESENT Mummy, Dee. 4, ISOM will be acted, • Trcupdv, caned OTHELLO, TNT: VIDOR OF VENICE. Duke sir //ridge, Mr. Widely; • Disibeetio, Mr. Murray ; Cilia*, Mr. Yuguz; Cassia ' Mr. C. Kriolsic lagn, Mr evoke ; Roderic."' Mr. Farley. 1/cadmium, Miss Nortue Mrs S 4. iMg4l4. Abaft 10414:44, a 'tragic Paistoustruical Ballet, c.jlkd, UON JIIAN ; TTIE Le:llra, DESTROY P.D. Di Mr. r loa c rk ., 7 no r. a llig . ertots ; D u z . ?,2t r iko„ r ( lu tir. cuss . maa . a u d . - 32 . 2 1 1 4 ars, Miss &Intim. • 'the Marts by the Misses *drama —To enwela is with a Irwin a the Idea ual canto, and a Shower. of Fire. fluxes, 75.; Secon.l 1h tcc. ;as. ilorioled ?rice, t+--Gallery, tn. • Freund Prier, t :....I.lpper Gallery, Is. Twining-ow, Tie Dcgcar's 11.. m a ; &aloe uh;rll, The Blind Boy —lOll Wealueslty, The Man of Oar World, with oa r ., art* Titrs&y, The Woodman, slot Don Juan. la viay, The rt haniof Vrulre, sm. lout Thusab • own,. at —On Sate. Jay, The Er::,141.10 Viert Is. I:13. lal.CLUlPlMlttiakte. w • D Tug SPECS 41. LIfICIISE OF Ttle./A11(1). C 1!P.1,4114 Granted fw the prevent ...meow In e!" joiat application of nil padre ;vitally +44. ( . 1 t 0141 . r 1111 7 . ( 1:. g‘' A NTS. farm ' iort the f:O3II'INY gif Ae late DalltY dl.,111141: TIII:.ITNE, sill, TIDY PRESENT MONDAY, *c. 4, laag, perform the entreaty of THE Sol,l)lEit'S PALIGHTEIL Coroner Hvartiill, Mr. Norton; Frank Heartsil, .Mr. Virreork ; Mr. Slalfurt, Mr. Powell; Mellott, jou. Mr. Rutland; Copt. Wandler, Mr. no..sell; Ferret, -Mr. Palmer; Timothy '..;roaint, Mr. -Pentry. The Widow Cheerly, Mrs. Fwlwin'; Mrs. Mnliorl, Miss Kay; Jolla, Idiss Goodwin; Mrs. Erlart, Mrs. Sparks ; 'Swats, Mrs. Scott; Mrs. Town ly, Mrs, :14.11.1dsrekse. 'fu winds will be added, tM M oblealiatertaisuicit of it()SIN A. Mr. Delrille, Mr. Piiiiiiips; C aptain Belville, Mr. Hon i William, Milli Kelly. It"siis, 31rs.,flislaup ; Doreen, Mis. Sparks ; Pharbe,'Mrs. Bland. Bean, tie.; Second t'rtee ' os -.-Pit i , 3s. &I. ;"Fer•nsil Price, " ' ..14•11e1 1 , B O j .bccolui Prier, is.—tYpper Gallery, is. ; Second Price, lid. 7'u-ino:row, The /ferry Wires of Windsor, with Malri mony.—On Wednesday doer in a Village, and The Mid night linor.—On Tburaday, The Castle `Bret and tif li bx. Liz To-inerrow---ilu Friday, The caerlant ;. Way to Win Hun : and TLe Divorce' tardey; triee iiiald Ilha she 0 . 1.111 d Not. ~ Doe notice Will he !tire's of re pmefitatical on* lki cw Force titled Net at Mantel - '., ~.... A GREAT FALL ON ikl.lll LINENS. 1111 - 1 E IRISH LINEN etiNIPANY have ibis _I.. Say huidedra a considerable cargo of MINI! LINEN, of Me SPRING tgi.r.Acti, whirls ern muchehespertEilt eny totals they have had fur 00030 yen . ; w peat fall Inseingt tales place on Flax in Ireland. he versa, ,c at led *- yard, and rise Id. a number, np to 7s. 'aril ; no article soh! but Irish Shirt I;neu, and Sheeting, and a-rt leas than II piece of 43 yards, at wholssate pre., and no thole mew—each piece is weicriusted as to fahric, ands° be biea`h erl the grow, awl the money resurisoil if a fault ernes, for Rank of Ireland Data/ • Ot deo .-setuted with J. teilltl RN, Lewd tts OurOonsway. •.• No. I, Rlirenn•bury-square, is our only !louse in I.on dosi, which it is nereieusey to I.harrve, as swot petty 'wages arc endeartiai nig to pad.. under the credit td . 001 name, and have executed, with very iuferior goods,outeral orders intend ed for us. I 'o Messed Health' thoo art shove all gold sad treasure; it is thus who 'Margret the soil, and opecest ail its pow ers to receive instruction and reltsh virtue Ile that leas thee, has little more to wish fur : tint lie tti.it wretchw ed as to went thee, wants'every thing is oils thee !"--- .NTritglt. cottnt L ATALOF Gi LEA 11 is obi it aerially acknois leftist to be peculiarly effimicions it at. inward wasnings, luxe of appetite, iudigestioio, depreision of spirits, trembliog or shaking vi the hands oelionlo, Oli stinatercusighs; shut - turas of 1111.74111.a1ad consumptive habits. it thins the blood, and stonrielo and promotes gentle peesp.ratios. My the Nobility arid (Ivan this ossolicioe is much admired, being pleasant to the taste and small, gently astringiug the fibres of the stomach, and giving that proper tensity which a good digestion requires. Nothing can be better adapted 11, help and nourish the c‘austttution, after a nncturcal elebarch of nose, tire. This Coolie! is highly c..treoned iu the East awl Weal iodic,, for twarisleing and Myopic:din; the nervous system. and ac ing as a gement restorative tin debilitated euustitittiuns, arising (rota I , itiona eitinplaints, contrneted in hut elm - fates. Those 'who hint the care sad education of feinales, the studious as well as the sedentary part of the community, should never be without the Cordial :labs of Cileadl„ which removes diorama in the brad, invigorates the mind, improves the memory, 1481t1 eIdi*VILII the imagination. This in the most aboolate remedy for each diereses as nre attended with the following symptoms, naruely-s-t great straitness of the bremt, with difficulty of breathing ; violent palpitations of the heart, sudden Blasius of heat in various parts of the body at other times a miler of cold, as if water were poured on them ; flylun , pains in the arum and limbs, hack and belly, riminling those occasioned by the gravel ; the pulse very variuble, sometimes uueononsorly slow, at other times very quirk ; >miming, the biccongh, frequent sighing, and a seine of stiffer:atom, as from a ball or lump so the tlor.iet; alternate Ate of crying end comulsive laugh , the s!eele unsound, sod "edam reficshiug ; awl tinies t...sit often troubled with les.rriol dreams. Alecto lass been laud by tube, sted individuals agalest alcd rio. s diet are *J eri tired ; bat those is 4 eery iintsurtent utot Et:list/II to be made respecting the Condi-it palm of Gilead, that unless its operation has been gently, safe, feud i Ili, scaas, it could not bare °limiting the wirsati,e'vol delusion it has acquired ; Ihr, as it has rarely the great aaratiU gee of a pes•uatve sid• vacate at the ear of the patient, so nothing but his convic tion of its vitruet, by its salutary esTezts, C4ll 1114111.4,1 perse verance; and yet runoliable perseversues is cettainly moot requisite to smalde eves the happiest coneloinstina of chemi. CAA. awl galenical, to runt out Chronic Diseases. and regime the Vaktudir.arian to health. . • Its well.knuan characteristic of promoting longevity has bees lung maiutaiusol; for, by keeping the constitution. as it were, in continual repair, it preserves the body is health and Nikons', and promote premature decay, It requires w parti cuter coodnenseat, our attention to diet. Prepared by Dr. Selma" (iile,ol- House, arse Liverpool, in ins. 6d. and aes. bottles • the latter mostain four .1 the former, by which the putchaser saves nine shillings. Lvery genuine bottle ban a Stamp, slush bears the , proprietor's , name 414 444red4, " SAW bi..!01410:1 7 , Lakrpool ;* to imitate wlsn-h is felony. Monde post axe of dl letters to Dr. Sulowum, Liverpool, mas s t o paa l, aa .t a fee of ins. tid. hoedown! Soo advice. Alsa, just puhlished, puce 'ls. s mew UAW*, (wieh Addl tion.; if , A GUIDE to HEA LTH, in s. s•ariety of comelairstv, mime of chick are treated on under the Soliowilig A de.ce to Nervous P4tio...til —Apt loria--.H.Seres einen-De sericite, of Natural Strengtlr-resuals. Complaiatiseoffiestry Spasms is tilt Sumach--llypnelsolatrisc serail Sinking —1 oss sr Pere't of At calm hears , stimw-e. :ii-sanry—diers tuna--Tura of Life—Vrameal a:. anses--olfeales! nessi-essTinith. • Ily S. 8111.0 110 N, M. Sold by )Sattbeer mad Li ogle, le, %road, • MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, IEO2. th t the 13th lust. will h! publithed, siegsStly prislei - - - NV ,I The BATTLE of u, mica fur T sea W. &vies. Rerfet NOT AT HOME, • ANEW okrul Popilbst 1)11AN1ATIC ENTER, TM:4*MT, which the Drury lane Cesspasty are QUM pilleffidirlit, with utsivorsal applause, at the LYCEUM, ritteu by It. C. DALLAS, Esq. will he piesblislieJ tu- morrow, by B. Cn.shy uud Ce.B4.stiesi• ern .11,t, Patersueter rev. It Ell &WE This day is pithlkbed, price se 6d. or tis 6d. with an Al l/UMW k, carefelty eiwrectkd to the preiatit Month, a \cw Editima of THE ROYAL KALP.NDAR, COI; HT end fiTY REGISTER, for toto. _ Printrtt Ga 1. , ,0gw0n mod Co.. itiviogt.oto, Ittockdole, [Lac:howl, IJy6rl , h, Cadvil and ',swift, Monty, 3lareb, SA,•rrood rerl Co., Rickardkm, mock, roirr), trid Co., sod ~thet Psopricturs. ONE OF THE SETT SITUATIONS 10ft MADE, IN ENGLAND. T 0 BE LET nn a LEASE, the extensive PRE o. ISt, Piccadilly, lately occupied liry Mg. Steekdale. ars adlaibubly calculated Ci s ! Stationer, or any lat her wholes ile ue retail Biomes*, thAzrC quires tour and frost, for show . of Nlr. rtlitr&e, - • WELSH CHARITY SCHOOL., tilitiLY'S-INK-R.OAD. LONDON. • ' IAT.INTED, AttraJy. aKtive Man and Wife, V tied front loctimbroaceo, of resretable condition s.til evluatiya , a good character, person and 'Wren., ander Forty years of Asc. rise flan to of as Secretory tool -Muse Steward, Ike. sod !socially 'to collect Subscriptions for and superintend the Donorstscltconotuy of Ilia Charity. The %Vire, currerpoodoit b,r situation; to set it mishass of the family, st..l take riterze of Ike general 2ducatiou, .faro or Twenli Five Girls tot the fa' itah'istouent ; and to reside wholly in the liaise. Natives of Wales will be preferred —lndelittaiste Tootorioo , o{o of the oboe, Ilasligestions, to h::itslitsenserl, ?Pat paid. h., and farther partisulai• may he knows from, the Curatoiltee, at the School, as above. J. VMK Pt !Of. MILY4IOII3 Trirsbore (*bine(' et' idealism% unaleiniet•ert wa,.1% of -, ow, Slohjerto wf Ntitgr a llowory, itettimisy. end etotlettious of the floc .Irts ; led et ad eximsta 24,th0011. with moot , 'tom nr u,..feeil, reararcb and ilia playr.lin .1 Dove! awl 1 6 .11Ittrill 111111111 Cf ; will Uptstl fJ. pal at tlw the..l Room •2, Piccadilly, MU& the Haymarket, I.oadun, 310/411A, the etti Detwooker. Atlmittnowv, (non ton till desk, and from *cram till nine la flue evening, et is. each. Dreeriptire Catalogues 40. 64. Tickets fur the wapitis, COALS. IA DIMON and CO. moot respectfully inform the Nobility, Gentry, awl that, aenung all the pretimsonos the public favour, there ere twee who wll Comb( un the low .tertus they de (quality of the article considered) . Near twenty years have • lapsed sluice they first laid their plea before the public, and they with gettittitie reform their sincere thanks f..r the taliCtimi All orders uslulreeled to the Loudon Sea-Cual Conipsny, Southampton sti.rt, Holborn, adl he attended to with the stride- t proctuality.—Nti other place to Looduu rap. painted to receive orders. w.l. DON N E. Will SELL by AucrtoN, At the dirrielex Wail Tavern, Nor-tired, ti it; DA Y, Ike 71k of.Degensber, 1a 19, at one o'clock, THE LEASE of it n.3t 111)1'SM: .1 , 4 , 1S11'11 ) . NO. 41. 114,44trre1, Covent Agstslcit, k. lux fur mu uu expsred term ..f nineteen ye.uz and el 41U{Iter, subject to ills trifling reel of 2;,1 !we mili t ias. The Mon', rolit.iins a good kitclien and cellar, a CJIIVC- Iliellt *lmp and parlour, f,nr and tiro refs. lie situation is entsintsuiting, bring 'maim a few ',arils of the Theatre, and thr shop particularly *4.10,1 IJt thr retail of find, panry,and oysters. 1 , 411411er partieutsre easy be known on application to Mr. Donne, No. 7, Catestnntstrael i or at in. Great Res pell-street, Covent-Garden. Books hardy pnlilisheil by 3. 111.tIVMANI, No. 21, Polsltryi t.r_lll-1E 111STOILY of FRANCE, tinder the Eines of the race Valois, from the accession of Charted the Finkle 1364. to the death of Charles the Ninth to 1274. Ry RATHANIET. Irru.rrit 31•11 AXAT.t; ir.sq. - -.-Tbe Third Edition, with very considerable Auguseutottosia, I Vols./Pro. lbs. hoards. Ry the same Author , 2 A TOUR THROUGH the WESTERN, Ii:OIITHEEN, erni INTE1210:1 PRO VI CPA of EItANCE, in the Years 1 1 77 N and 1776. Third Edition, e.orected anti augineincil, price at boards 3. 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" Item put on end to the war, in order to restore to my people the blessings of pewee, and no longer to expose their prosperity to the fortune of imeertaln events. You hiiie allseam your fidelity and your unshaken attachment in the midst of every danger, and tints liave you Moen closer, and mole still more indissoluble, the ties velhch bind the •ove reign to the happiness of hilt people. In my army, upon whose achievements I shall ever 'sint with heartfelt grati tude, I recognise the supporter, of my throne, and the pro tectors and guarantees of the route trraqtnllity of my sulk jeets. in the three last sanguinary engegements, they ac quired the esteem mid admiratiun of the whole world. Your innumerable proofs of inch:36lde fidelity . 4 4 attachment to my person, give you the !strongest claims open soy affection; they are to you the. fill LSI pledges of my gratitude. • 0 The means of promoting you, prosperity, sad distin guishing you, shall accordingly he the most important oh leel of my future cares. Tr reward the cervices of every individisal, a , cot ding to the wish of my heart, whilst the hap• pintas of ail is equally dear to me, is at this moment impos sible. Rot, in the mean tour, my army shall receive the highest proofs of gratitude and satisfaction a hich, under ex istiug circumstances, it is possible fur me to give. Besides the promotions that have already taken place, and the gra tuities distributed to the troops, I have endued a number of Crosse of the Order ut Maria 'fherewi, sod told nod titer tuella!, of distinction, together with particular presents, 10 be thetrilniteil in each of toy armies. I have oleo appointed a Chapter of the Orilia• to he held, and nominated Com• misairraers fur disposing of the medals, in the presence of whom entry iud;vidual, who is collftll/115 of merit from dis tinguished :lets of lormeri, may assert his claim. One and all shall experience impartial jsatire. I confidently expect that they will continue to cherish the same spirit of discipline, ever allied with true valour ; the Mlle patriotism and harmony with their fellow citizens, which here hitherto intimated them ; that their justly earned cuuseieutiousuess of their owe worth and iliginty shall not be impaired ; and Volt one and all of their Com ▪ is shall zealously co-operate with me it, maintaitinag that spirit of ori:er and internal regular, .... which can Mune ware to us a permanent peace and the esteem of our neigh• kSigsed) FRANCIS." MV ICY. NOV. 7. It was expected that this Jay, or to•morraiv, the 13 Ovarian troops, near Mutrey, in the Tyro!, would estubliah it communication with the afiv,inced gourd of the troops under the command of the Viceroy of Italy_ The parish of Trlfs, in the district of licrten berg, made application for a general pardon on the 33 instant, which WAS ptom:stcl them, on enrirlitom of delarting up all lie arms in their prossession, arid studio; Deputies to head g ureters. In the night of the 3rl, a fire broke out in the tillagc of Zirl, occoaroued by toms grenades tothtoh . - gralar4ol 4 . 4MT OP 2.11110.14. . • . . Pi,: li - ois \lodes, Ink Spots, Red Wlloe, and other Staine,,olit of Limas, Ifisslia, Lace, it.e, sod for many 'other l'ses, as a Sablitititte tut Lemons. Ptiee Out Slid tin!! the PAM. • HAS i 'SG received numerous Complaints that eutspieitimix, sulal melee the title of Salt of Le mma, are out only ineifirctiial, hat that they hues rod de, *troy the Linen, I think it itec,.ser.ry to isifuein the Public that me True Eawential Salt of Lemnos is oriiy to he had, sholet4le sad retail, at sill, - Shop is Cockspiii..street, dist that woe is lola ale n.h d opus as into, hut what has int Signal tui; on the battom of each Roar, sod on the out.i.le of the %Viapp, r. W. 4.II'LLY. N.ll 'the Salt of Loomis is particularly na•fil to 'Adios is washinz their liarida, at it instantly lakes Lint the Staiaa of Fruit, culourcdtauves, &c. sod is witch mare a;reetlale to sae thou LA•111011 At the same plwee !nay be 113 d, BAYLEY . ; SCOW ER. 1)1t01'S, for taxing Greats oat Silk, Staff, Wo.illen BOYLE'S CELEBRATED CREAM OF ELl)ert, The hest thing yet tiisonereil for eleinniag, softening, cool ing, sad really beautifying the Skin. r tit] E Qualities of the Chicr Treit'nre Nell known 1 in the many useful, preparation wile from it. The Bark, the Leal, be Berry, tie fluter, nod indeed every part of tharrree, arc i. eh brit eft fia. their properties ? as well as for their culina►y este. This huowkilige has iirelsier., the Proprietor to prepare the stmme article, which, after many estpei iments, he has completel) succeeded in, weft can, with the greatest confidence, rri oinvisseid it to the Public. The CRAMS of ElAter contains *lt the agreeable qualities of the Nita of Roses, awl is .ouch better adapted to soften, cleanse, and refresh the Skin; and never' tails to remote the heat-spot% redness, and roughened; occasioned by the heat of the suit, or shnip winds ; at the tame time, tram its healing htnl emollient ipsulities, it always hoses the shin Inuit plea. tautly soft and atunth. Muhl, by appointment, &y S Berry, at his wholesale Per • home and Palin.Snap Ma/olfactory, 17, Greek-street, Soho, London Warren's Concentrated Lavender Vinegar, to be Lad as above; 'also, Schulte's Acid Atr. G.