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F"r .• 0 sr - • • • • 1 - • • • - • tn, • , • , • '" . • - _ be • rit to 5.0 r tfo.- • SATURDAY, AUG 2sl' ii. isw. r (PRICE SIXTINCI. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MISS DANIELS. . rrHEATRE-ROYAL. HAYMARKET. I THIS PRESENT EVENING, August 11, 1804, triU b: prtseuted, the Cumeclv of TIIF. SPANISH BARBER. Coma Al.navita, Mr. EI.I.ISTON. Doctor Itsrthn'u, M• %I THEWS. B.tail, Mr GROVE. TAllbny; Mr PALMER. Argno, Mr. DECAMP. Notary, Mr minor. Alcul• Mr. LEDGER. L strigo, Mr. R \NNISEER, Jun. Rosins, We DANIELS. After erl.reh, the Poltial.tre.reie Open LOVE LAUGHS AT LOCK-SNIITHC. TEMPLE OF THE MUSES. LACKINGTON. ALLEN, and Co. most Te vp.Elfitll7 inform the Pit!tlic,, tam they ANNUAL. SEP. rP MISER CATALU(UF. is now in the PRESS; and •h.tt du- n.it Ice of its delivery 1,111 lie giv it. It ail.) display, as the I .rag .st am •rttitent of Ancient and Modern Authors, ever offered fir public sale Priced at a very lit* rate, fur ready money ; the e of which are v(arranted ecniptete. The Ci r Lf IGUE of the Etlift EIGN CLASgFS, which is nearly finished, &nay be hal separately, ins few day., price Gd. TO TtlIE• NOBILITY, CLERGY; AND GENTRY. APLA hnving been prepared — and apptoved by ROYAL 1(10:1N. SS the CUI4MANDER to furtsichtai t.lGn r FRAMEA, 'to' Ita•ig on the Canute: " 1 c•mcion4 •••4 Poo CJoi l e. for the ore& vonv,.y. :loco 44 Ti , ,10p4; the Nottilitx, clergy,.and Gentry of the Me. toevolis, and within twintnes ther!•.l; are *olieittxl to meet at the- Thatched.' loose 'Eaitste, SL,Jitars'estroot, en TtlEi. DkY next, ,ha 14th of %u¢a , r,at tint o'Clock, to consider of that Fit,* r:f2ctual inmer for volientar4" , gly;ng prompt assist. atre to Gov zrittn.mt 1;0,0. Driller., awl Carr:474es, for rlr• purpose of conveying Tiuops to the Army, in the event of litritsino. wad eat MI troops, often decidetniff etnnensa.— ofnesepires Deeter fleenlat believes k his duty to pay to his country and the nit which he professes, a sacred debt, in adding to t .e labours already best:need on this branch of medicine, the tribute of his own ob servations, and the fruits of i long experience, ac quired in the ciifEerent armies, in which he has sig nalised his zeal and talents. His bock contains a number of details in which the author appears less solicitous to be brilli.tnt than useful ; not only in his care to patticuhetise the excellent sources, both ancient and modern, from ss hence Ire 4: ants his pre cepts ; hut also quotes, with liherality and eulogiurn, his cont-mporaries, and all those who have partaken with ir.rn in the glorious cairipnigns of then-volu tion; r c :re of the sick find wounded, the daunt gees of war, and the solicitude indjspensibly attend ant on duties so iireresting to the state and the pre set vation of an arnsy. Phis_ work is divided into four prin c ip a l par t s, the first of which contains wand opinions and salu tary advice na the system in general ; that is to say, on the temperature, dry or mrist, Inn or cold, in which men are accustomed to live, or into which they have passed in any way, more or less sudden. ly ; on the air which they breathe ; on the nourish ment and drink they take ; on their climbing; on the use of their limbs ; on exercise arid rest ; fa* tigne of body ; the passions of the mind; in short, on all that now is, may he Alternl, or can amend the health of man in the different periods of his Me second part relates to the mananement of the military in time of peace ; to the choice of rren, to their cloathing and arming, to their exer cise or evolutions, to th , it discipline and the mili tary prisons, to their winter quarters, garrisons, Stn. the third pan, and that which is most essemi rip useful, is intended to set forth the methods best known to nrn:xnee it time of wer, Cure to them wholesome victuals, to corer& .6 in. flnence of carnates in the different the itrvs of war, • to regulate the situation and rapplies of cantos and hospitals, and the precantions necessary to hr ti ken , in sieges, battles, retreats, f c:,l :.near. hes, 4 13 the fourth and list part. the •utbo• dwells much on t..e necessity of •rsi.-ir t ; ...eh s lute , omit taking care of their wounds; that r.re sick shout th secluded at much as possiblet that thninntsitabshoull be i• vt-Eted. and none rf the vizir% brought nose t -n..e till well ascertainel of their re-estahlish me It. - • Also. a C ‘TA1.031.1F..d NOVFTS, ROM LACES, TALES, for the roe of Cireulaung Ltbraries, delivered gratis t to due class of r.,n•baeeni. Finsbury ignite, July IG, 1804. Tit fultowing Work* are recendy GUILTY or NOT Gt . li.TY, a Comedy. art Fire Alla, by T. Diodin, Esq. now iwriorming with unitera..l applause, 11.61 . • The SAILOR'S DAUGHTER, a permit* new Comedy, in Five Art, h. Iti hard Cumberland, Eio UNE F , St V, a trentlatimo from the oriental, of the ',men tor alma ite•formiog under the Lee us 1.1/VE LAU4HS at Lt OCKSMIT: IS, 14. 6d The FLExI EN ri and PRACTICE of MEN4URATIOZ4 and lAN D suarr.YlNG. adapted both to oniahe !wiiiir;rvara inot-nßinn, •peinl.x, C3ll , 2trirg Rot•,{iir Inca.strine: Hay or ,nits Mar" .its, and Caoal: In Jo .e,ils It-ek lia-d. pri• td Bon. s'!usuaterl by renr 500 new and cur nr, Apnea, itrie* 8s 1+04. , 14. BR %Neils% c , )meLF.Tr. READY RFCKONER. with Calculatinni of taterea. Tat.h.s blEit.titase4. Itcw of Starnr...,ind other a•tiries us-fol tar qin:ncrcialpurpores, Bvc,. veer nv.it!v and co.reet!y siri'.e 5: boards. PARKFRI 1....3%.AY no the CONSTRUCTION, lIAN Ind FASTENING of GAT . ES, a new vary , noviierahlv r la.gi.d and intia.erind, litanAnnsely prioted on ev.. with six quarto exidaiirtory Plater, price es. hoards. far apt a•-eonot of tisk va'uable Zcay, see Mo,thiy Review, Antelsenbin, Farmor'a %lag d dec. ZOFLORA; or the GENEROUS NEGRO GIRL., a Cola nid 2 vol. sewed, 74. The Story of this interinting Nurel is laid in'St. Domingo, tire Mtittiers, Customs, and Situation of which Ida. d are do ser,O.d. A T an adjourned Meeting of FARMERS, A (11.‘CH-MASTIP:KS, JUR MASTERS, WAOGO'I :4 IT RS, and VIA F. 8.5., h«id Tkia Day, at the G LOH E TAVI. Fleet street, nrewib!rwl for the porpote ut li..iemnrent the comma 4 of H.vo, Carr' les, &c. in care of a,tuil Istirmion, to convey Str.res, dc. to Ar.i.y. ilte Overture and M Mk' Compone I and SelertA by Mr. Keay. Reldare, Mr. ELLISTON. Vigil, Mr. DEN M N Rise, Mr. MATHEIVS. Tottertnn, Mr GIt u VE. Solomon Loh, Mr DE CA'. Serjeant Doh, Mr. HATT4 tN Lydia (far that Nicht only), Mir DANIELS. With the Favourite Munral Piece, ratl•d THE REVIEW; Or, THE WAGS OF WINDSOR. A Military Overture and New Mwie, hr the late Dr. Arnold. Mr 'Mimi , Roll, Mr GROVE. Capt. Mallard, Mr. H KELLY. Looney Mactwolect, Mr DENMAN. • John lollop, Mr. WEST 041, • Caleb Quoteiti, Mr. MATHEWS. • Chad , ' Winiator, Mr. DE CAMP. Dublo, Mr. G. WALI)RON. Srjeatit, Mr. SMITH. Grace Garkre, Mrs cann3. Lucy (tor that N ght Meal DANIFf.S. Mahe Whikthorn, Xs. DARLOWE. To conclude with a Re. reaertstion of the R.Yeire at. • THE CAMP NEAR WINDSOit. M. JOHN WAIN to the Cha'r. It we. tinanietoti•ly Rs valve', To:at considetiog it to he the duct of es :17 tech-wisher of lin on.risr, at thie Sintionaot er cis, to rote the Dtwet prompt avioance towards foiwanliog the es,:ition: of Do , ,ern tent, t.tat sisal pendo ream% wto o d, on the ...hottest notice p0, , 1ai..„ farnich all the HeRI s, CARLOW., it!. he way ban in hi- potozesion, Of b • able' hs en oinand, 's pr.oside them w.t4 Prasition ali.i FlotAge Ingle ent 10- rtim-eillit lin ro . .4unilni•in; and that ties would iosinetliatdr ...Ih•crib., se a Pa .er Sef rlvm b: the C0M111. 1 4.411 C;romral, the outliner of Hors a. Carnagte, Drivels, dc. that it is probable they will be abla to supply in rase of nec...•44ty. Jf n:olsed, That as malty erviretneii in the above prof-salon.., and utheri having itOrl .1, 01 ! short DO,lee givc.. •-i" this NA-shin=, hare not attetiled,oet who are anxio.is re afrool every puei.eiearliman,.e.are infrolordthateonks are opened .er reveivingth.• Names of Kr.ons who are witting as 50,1 C bt any number of H saw, Carriage 4„ .he for Cc a;aiise th.viitial sow", that come of i.ei Coniiiiitt e :. will attend tes.:l7 Day &oat Mime o'Clack i:i the Morenig till Six in the Alcamo in, at the Coach (Aces of the tlu l and Mouth Inn, B.lt and Nfoutn-street, and the Gulden Crow., Chuang crue And other Entertainment., which will be expres.ed in future Advertisements Tickets to be had of Mics DkNIEL I I, No. 16, Gress SW" .Ik 'beet, ChatiouCtotat and of Mr. RICE, at the Box eftlce, thrte Men for the Boxes may be takes. ENGLAND DEI.INEATED, 'rang One Hundred and Fifty.two Copper-plate Views of Anti..nt &lading% Ruins, Cities, Towns. kr. Sic. in England with Letts" press descriptions, Y vol.' raid stns. D. lbs. boards APIWRISSIS FOR. TOOTII, with s) nurvations and Res Redions, ReligiOUC, ?dotal, and Cilaracterist.e, beautifully printed in a Packet Volume, bs. boards. A COMPLETE contaiaitie the Prints and English Names of seserai Th ousand Ton, Pants. Elassers Exotic.. he. many of whieb .re oat to be fonid in the Itaial of Gerard, Johnain, or Paiki :zoo. By Neistoa, lit. D. Ilvo 116. boards. TiiE ANIMA:. KINGDONT. Translated (-oat Gaslin's last Edit. al of Sir Charles Linne's Svst-ina N_toee; mu...tided and enlarg dby tilt. linpr. , realeass mid c..v::r es of later' N.toralist% aqd So:I:tali. By W Tartan, M. D. in four large Soo soh Si. 10s. timid=. Re.olved, That, a• by far the renter numb. , of Covh em.h,yet to and abort the Metrupoo. are lett on Job, it ma- be very eiseatts; to the 2ublie •-rv;c-z that they be ' rotat•t le aid thereof; the Job-Masten tnwoent at Mi. Meeting have therehre steeratioed t, aJthurle their eta pleyert to ratite an offer of itch ti,rses, and to use tort. en deavoore to prevai'. on all other it:ob.:demon to do the unto. Tit • T-tankv of hteatinz wimp on.ati a nttic vutol to t'.e Chetraa,,„ tor hit nsvr.tarr, r.ll. conduct is tit a hamlets. Globe Tavern, Fie t.street t , Amps. 10. VICTUALLING OFFICE, Avo. 10, 1801. THE COMMISSIONERS for rads!! ng lh, 31.,kley*, 'scuba g;to Make, 7ba• on F 1 I. 011 ,:rat,rht 17th tottoot, they oar be nobs to re. a to To-de... in see , othe faded up), and Prot for Four Thousand Sicks K;41I eked Houttholi Flour, to Itt parked ii. Cook, to he rette/e.: at the rapine( # ("triturator, to k *limed in the 3:o:. owe awash, by weekly 'armlet's., iota the A too Tit tosflio{ Storm, at Swot C..thar4d s ; end to be paid for by nobs yourahre von hottest, Naar Dara suer dolt. The Clocitumse of the CelfaSCl et.ty be We. et she SCCAfteri.• °111.4e. MOREAU, GEORGES, ANDT 1E DUCE OE ENGHIEN. Td. 4 4f 14 dubLihri, In *rue c:Aidy Fri ‘. 01.tmeq, t Ymo,yeicc tic In &mirth, • a • The Vcgettetle And norm! Kinri completing the cxltbrated Systeme Nature, are in the ?se's, And will A:notly A NEW EDITIJN, Coneled 8M eonsidendry ianunsy , 4l, e•-4 oiAe4 with talth!..ii KIK rt %it's 1 1 44.1RF.AU, PKAEttittl, and We here Five a mere sk..cli of the herds of the work, which c tnont be read with to. m-ci. a , ess.. tion, 'iy the Commandants and Officers at the . whole It army. Toussser. POICTIER 4 I. • 1 --ow.- • A. Reward will he hod to ao Tod, in which the Priee gin net be in tett 4 ire Irani. al refoeth, 4^ thew die 7 not be dot itwe e d r e 0 e 13.tord helwe One ett the Asi4 Feiloy oett, the 17 h Wittait, ow mann the P. es •. oho woke, tke Teldee, . r wee P. wren ON /US &WI, otter's, t+ rower ..be. eallod for. the Doke .4 EN::111► Pi, awl a sic itheile 04 ;ftii , f . , • U , lout 111t.VIURIAL tit the Spy MEd RE DR LA TOUCHF., THE REVOLUTIONARY PLUIARCH exbehtiag the mat rtvtli.psiihed Cheterterg, Lit •rare, Nlitittry, awl retitical, in tilt re:eht Aimee of th- Frealt R:prhtio. The greeter pe.t from' th e Ari6l iel rmat:.mAf A GENTLEMAN, REiIDENT AT PARIS. A correspend•st of the 3/4,raum Fee-er in gilletter to she E,! ior, wherein be gives an .icconnt • of a late excarsion nt tt:s Pnletinr., observe s. that tisis city is sell known to he rich in awn 'hie:. He partieuiarly aJmir:d tiie vast rums of a Roman am phitheatr,, provided with anuedn3s iinended to essivey water. and calculated to es-r. ice in o s-at combat. those /4 . 10ne., srhr,.e ii.sutscal t;:iplits were so ceeb, .td in the Cove of ssat: :she artna of SHA ICSPEA R E LOTTERY. ESSRS. BOYDELL beg leave to acquaint the PuShe in geaerel, Avid their Friends in paale*Lir. that the Tickets fur the These Bao;raph , ral sotl.Klc, amun othrs, tbe whol: 0( tl&c 3.l.plap.rte 1 . 4 1011 y, a s. THE. ENVER< M. The Kamera'. Father and Mather—n:mio PI :•rn.parte aryl Latta Ra,,i 'tat. B ro th, I o .epb. s. and Jerome. Hrs Semen—‘l,d.r.o • Bar-hi,,el,i, P. lIICe4. SAWA Ottee, Martnne Memo, the Princess Boggles*, caderatst 114,0Lm54. Le Clere. SIIAKSPEARE LOTTERY, Prier Three Comma, with Schemes of the rid Lettpry. are how read. for deirrer%., at the s:ialnyeare G, :r, Pa I-Mall (which Purchase., may view grates+; at Me-tm Ruytif.P., No. 91, Chea;4.4e: and at all the Leenst-4 Luttery U fice• In Great hird.an end Ireland.• TILE EMPRESS. Her Son... Eugenio, ebaronia. TURr►.E4.. NVILTSHIRE CO. Head Tavern, v Poultry, have just Landed a Carp at (me livel! TUN TLF-S for SALE. To-OPa drus:rt eters. Dar in the higheet Perfection, and PRI to any part.of Town or Country. CtIATEL HOUSE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVA rF. CONTRACT, A I-L that cap;tal, long established, well known, gogit acettsteaott INS, situated nu the °teat ituvl from Louden t, Ireland, at a Place led CH APEL, nn the lIJ • •ar Chipping S rton, in the Cur ate o f uz!mt, b tweet, krtfortlai.d Birmingham, and. on th, 11,4 , 1 to IVmee•er, to vtlier with the Picasso. Grottuda, 3u ii' n Green, kitchen Cartkn, Earns, Cows, a•ltt Bu Finis thereunto &diploma awl tklong,g, 11") e in the men: at ton of Mr. Holmes. paTtiett'ars apply (alket Wednzsiay mini to Mr. lbookt, at Woodrotk. IRISH LINENS. IN eonseluence of the mat* complaints against Linn Onths whitened by the chemical roe-a., aCO %S -piny was t wrned iti 1801, try rrrtae of the first Sleuth •ri in Ire and, ti vs tidy the ramie is this Cuutitry with Cloths of 'v.. ben Fahric r.tarh-1 In the al awl mutt resteliorr at . whol-aole lo,h prices. Their original plan es novena:Ay i.•! "red to, Ti one piece, hut not A pore to be -.Mat the wholesale mice Each piece rat-el, arul nn alteration of !trice. AU ioadtwa. ranttoi, itirlth" mom." r:voned if a fault appear'. Th'' fourt4nortlits and "even-eighths Linens cantata about • a , •••• y4,4,,e t c t I came-eighths and five fourths Sheet op contain about • ..1 rat% pifte. r gts-fourths Sheeting' contain about th;rty.two yards ••• Cash as weal for Rank of Imland Notn. .1. O'BRIEN, Agent to the Company. *moved (mm Great 11114(41 Oreet, to Mo. 4, B:ou.niNtlry : en, Lear Hart mid Sou hampina..4 Imes, le:ololgtolloReo. THE NEW SrANIPS. Da! h puttlArd, aN. Etittinn, let the pretest and en Suing Year, PLC* Otte 1111111n 1 , et • KEA RSLEY's TAX TABLES. Containing. am. among a Vanes at other Matteis. se Atxurste State. l '". 1 4 .he Nem Stensp th t es, the Gutetel Tax up= L c'. w, Ow Assesszd T.xes, ice. ac. hintedler G Kew , " ley, No. 46, Flee. ergot. •!•lai way be hot, with a Kip. V..c ; Seven Shilling; in bear Is, a new }Aomori, en . .a.r.ei arl :suprweed odb • Tsoograt.h.e.,l History of the C.:iet, rLo.t VaLig A rei , , Mut.. 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T hy of the New Volume, mititainine all the Portraits, 8C may be hid be the Purchss , ts of tow futiner Edition, to complete their Sets, once 7s. in b. ink " The contents of them volumes are interesting in a fernlik e.k delete?: as detaillog, either foam personal knowledge, or oin acrrnttted woks of citlivr writ no, the owes, e ado - t, end cimes, of every persondiatineuished 4• a reLaivit, a ciiuitier, 'a favourite, a tool, an aceomplie or *rival, of Ilia Cattail U.. start, who hat liith•rito with oppressed cut eland th e Continent ,tf Europe; and W. exhibiting at the same I, clear d,eplay ni the er.trmirdinary kind of Police be yr he* It now regulate l. Foch a main of moral turoitnde as i. brie displayed, yet in a form that I atom little mom to soloord aUtlebiticity, makes us tilusn foe int? ~ ; mei s. The pose Crimes of the 139onaparte fan its em-not mnre odious than th. sirs rM the., primte lives are hegd,ons We tr_leva that no reader, who begins to per.tie th.s eo:isetian of Republra Siegraphy, wed feel nacl.ne.l rr r-linasorth it till he ha. go.i. through us p..,zes. Tam suu,,,:t ttoversa.ly rot nothig. - , nd the i.teidents as so weli narretti, at r. lowa's oe or grins the bruit our enqualihel reciou.neninturo."Lon.p. Jan 1 1 W4, p 9. - VIWM THE PauNiTKUR. SCIVICCS, SItOICIII4 •361) MILITMIT Z:01101111 Nero./le *mimes Mid flier : or. Roles If r firerir trihr Aitletir,u cons:Jere.' in all their Jil. ferent 'amnions, as in galloon.. in eantemments, n encampments. on night gond., is changing qua,. ten, in hospitals. embarkations, . ilsc A work es. tremely useful to physicians and surp,ins of t' • army, to the commatidaws of corps, and at eon,. micsioned and non-commissioned officers. fly C. It. Revolt, Dnaor of Medicine of die 01.1 Uaiversity of Montpellier, Ex-i hysician t.) th- Armies of Italy ani the Eastern Pyrenees, Correspondent to the Medical Societies of Lyons, Grenoble, Gard. and of Praaical Medicine at Montpellier. The health of the military i• treated on in th 4 work with AU th? understanding and precit , o t that a subjea of such importance dem ind 4. W.to can SUCK that in the health of the soldiery does wit consist the strength uf,an ~rmy ? That the qnality of their diet, and the regulatity of its distributi n; overseeing the hnspital.. an I inspeaing their is• gimen, and the cis-unitary attendance to each man. both infantry and cavalry ; in marches, in barrack, in muts in retreats, in sieges, &c ; in a word, that the a rt daubing, feed•ng, and preserving the this nur,ument (the writer of •he lex-er is here , peaking) is much less kno:rn than is .se•erves to was 500 lot in . &Mrs, 11 00 i n ', mi d n. Only half of it is, at pros nt. lasi (Iris ; the other half is divided into a number of i.a-Jrns, e leircirted with walls. Behind d e gardees. houses have been built on the inferi .r vanl.s of she ansimi theare, which serve for fouldati ins and cehars. These lu uses form one of the sides of she el ireis. On the o:her side, a considerable put os the ; .gher stories still exists, and some of the lower vaults serve as a lodging fir moire poor lasulies, wit° are igno rant that their ceders wre formerli t..•• abode she ' ferocious animals rd At. is t, which the i:o:na col leftedfor their public games; and that th •• cham bers served formerly as passages or avenen to d cu rious multitude. Ihs people a•cribe all these loons to the fairy blelusina. and to the v-ty masses of stones, they give the name of La • Astriasiae. It is • wsnderful (says the author) that the hienry of this pretended stock of the honw of Lusip nan, which is but romance, mokl.st n enough. should have bees me so popular in this cost try. Perhaps ti.e aisiu•ii it ( . 7e d' ifr -as) had founded his still iin a mote antient tradition. the abort• amphi:heiwe had tut one gate; as arch or vault a f ~bout :.0 f •rt in hens by YU in breadth, and nearly SO paste, in I u; tll ; it still subsists, and pros-n- •an imposine rasp ; it led to the padamo. and Jon!uleps pelve s , as a s Mi.*: Or exits may to the difere comma: ie.': inns. Ali the w.. 11, erormirt. e46ee were eurs.red . - ssr:t.h srrall squsre s on is. ..is e osei g r id ergy larity s at present. t..is covering is aledot every wh.:re .lawn, sind oe ni.sy prrce ye t).) :sere fist st•snes. joi :•..I'.3v as insiestr.:.:lihle ce..s. at. svis;.:h vo, pose the is o sivese s •t.ns. •s he a c , :nst wAlt of the Gay ...re built Ile h ...e s.ime. !ley are as solid as a rock, and, WA. the At..ow twni, they. err 22 fK': in wt.:di, anu hive a g Alert- 1:. M Bto 10 feet the ntid-le. The! I ke .1 e serve I. r ce Lars tn the ITl'L.sh: . eT)th a v, b. i e e o t i /Al ly c ie gum. Of NI erlusi ne, by Wutch the.. de..i s n Ate tit t is country. what m Olhei* parts is tAlleJ rot Ks of th giaots, or of the &mil. The above interesting ih..duatelits. anJ many others ef an Antiquity 110 less were sirtwn to as. says the author, by .hun of ,ueio a very learned Bette :Udine, now libr..riart ul Le Central Sehroi. pe:uain, of 4 rare meta,. Inas pissed his lie in ft-sea-ctn., rela iv •:o .r quit:es of his cuantry. He has tale a a numb r of wi:h the gre ite,t ca. e, aid hi; port.l via is wou:d supply materisls wherewith- to conip:l: a splendid work. Ve has likewise in ide A very file eolleaion of medals. The wri er of the alove letter adds, that h? has prevailed ape n l ititea Mazel to make a monography of his am, Isithe.ttre, and to transmitthesarr.e to Poi; to Citizen bkhia, fur the ;impose of publication.