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•w K*4 , V 1,.. sui,i Cos. %Vickt . W.N.%V. auntor 4. 1621, of I •ttaAed, i.e re French log edged him lot ,LI ututtAgeinetit unit% bi; ve,ief Ckyt. UtithAt It stet nag the flvery ; he wa,. the Ehisit eldn irw.rrenu r, Petel'o, f ,, nn I Eintleu rn FAhwtith. n it 6 3 entivri •ter, frurn R. Attt.t_wl tug lived chumititt tt 1)1.44 Cr, where tttry fore they gtvo ip close iu, :he nig rece.‘e:l 0 . ;• to I-1,11. 0 a a argil eft aili for the I/01% no. [el the tithe. -veribli of *Loth be fenre4 *note ozoals hoot the thia afternom, out. We hate Oil the E uot.—FriA6 Wu. received at relegruph, Ant wind, lying :u the juip tIU L. pr all railed ou it the iTiaaltlA. ts, Captain Lt.- alonototh, in lour hat the province e or tire North veetteted by tt.e 160 of Ifs Kt by Lieute ne hate Corso, rail Nay)). T..e sses4ou uf, by a PELLEW, J.t'e ladies :—" The Bth, 1808. Pith Ittl was lii coin to nit ua ; they Mind the 1110,11. dOWil to the Ja g about. water itev,ag her (tuna thi.sta VettS IL .4l he teas pre. itmaa, by ship the wind, as en r tin doubt of tier the brig saw her o hare irecisoke Co.'s Offices, are w tube's are now I wish to aware ißust take them er that (fatj; the rie raised, and at* must be touch d, aceoriting , the first day of t.I than last yeir. The quatitity of was vet] consi ntd at tile ltot‘- 21. 5,. per toil of Cross, M. les. to Is. go 31 - 1514. i Fleeces were of surpassed on the ly that on down ghly respectable; More good ho st been witnessed rU• ItDAY. dai ..... • •9 4 i4 ti pivak• tesi ..VU YI ytem• . 9 11 prem. 2a ;is. SOU Stork-broker. ct 11. C Ak•AAth r *Letter, W. )coon, to Miss Stop. i. Lieut.-esesersi (Cooties's'. to Maus Trestokiligh" most, at bet bw*. co f Sir 'flitiqiis Ciargo'i al) tic stroke, Adiattat aged v Sit Cootie titular Wow at 1 1 " 9—tic was the ecru."' of the rat of Uncoil , • ler of Netikial 1,1 o»•. WM. Usu . ... :so 116 ' 46 . t tM 11f es :birch. 11 • he, fa 0. Ptti, .• _ . • v b r I $ll3ll/1i 21)42. TRRATREstOT 411 1., FIAT-M ARK KT. TIS ('RESENT EVENIKG. Aug. P. will H U perfbessied, a Comic Opera, in two acts, called LOVE LAUGHS AT LOCKSMITHS. Vigil, Mr. Taylor; Capt. Beleare, Mr. Jones ; Risk, Mr. Slathews • Solomon Ltsis Mr. Lisboa. Lydia, Mrs. Mathews Altar widely (abeals time) a New Musical itoinance, in Two Acts called, THE VeN'EA4;ERS. With new Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations. The Overture sad Music, entirely new, composed by Mr. Bishop. The Character by Mr. Lyre, Mr. Hullsisd, Mr. Gore, Mr. Liston ' Mr. Taylor, Mr Farley, Mr. Jones, Mis. Lyrc, rs. St. Le ger, Mrs. Liston, Miss Kelly, Ste. To which will be added, • Farm, railed ANIMAI. NIAGNETISM. The Marquis, Mr. Smith ; Ductor, Mr. Mathews; La 'Fleur, Mr. Farley; Jeffery, Mr. Liston. Cuuatenoe, Mr.. "Lyre ; Lisette, Mrs. Gibbs. Tn urn.erow, The Fountain of this Forest, .1 he elicats of !kenpils, aild-lo ile a Poore ?-08 Tborodoy, The Hunter of .t pa, the Meto-Dranu. of 'Tekell. and Killmg 114) W. der —On Friday, The Foundling of the F.,rest, with The Y in t ikqerf t lintorJry, The All Maas, after which, the -f I illfe bees Stair SUPERIOR BOOKS New Editions tisf the following lately publicised by T. CADELL IV. DA. Stroud 1. /ILA N INQUIRY into the I)t;TIEi of MEN in the higher and m,,ttl Classes of Smlety in Grest-Britain, ressiltiug from their revective Statioiss, Pro fessions, mid Employments. By Thomas Giaburne, M.A. 2 Vols. ave. 14,1. 111 Imards. 2. An INQUIRY into the DUTIES of the FE.M.ILE SEX. By the 011111 C. evu. ii . in hoards, or to 12tios. price is. i,.l j or, elegantly printed in a Pocket voloine, 6a. is boned*. J. A FAMILIAR SURVEY of the CHRISTIAN RE LIGION, said of HISTORY, as connected wu7. the !oleo duction of Christianity, and with its inogrias t.s the pteeeut time. By the same. Neu. ea in hoards. 4. A SUMMARY oft e PRINCIPAL EVIDIiNCES fur the TRUTH and DIVINE ORIGIN of the LIIRK. TIAN REVELATIttN. By Softy, Lord Bishop of Lan don. temp. Qs. tid. in famed'. 5. An INTRODUCI lON to the S: UPY of the BIBLE; containing ;moil& of the ainhenticity sii ma:Ora tion of she iloixSeelytatte; a Sion/tory of the Wilms ..f the Jews; an Account of the Jealsh Sects; and a brief Stataineot of the Gootents or the tem rat Hooka of the Old end New Tratamentie (heMg the fh4 Yoherne,of Elem. Ms of Chino iatt Tle.slusty.") By Gourgir,4,o4. *Wimp of Liwoln, t large Yo' leato sa. in hoards. 6. SACR FD DRAMAS the soultiecis taken from the Bible. By Hannah )Yore. se. in boards. 7. STRICTURES us the MODERN SysTEit of FE MALE EDUCATION with a view of the Principks and Conduct prevalcot anstmg Women of rank and fortune. By the same. o vis!s. its. in hoards. I.ETTERh ADJ . /I:Li:4LO to the DAUGHTER of a NOHLF.MA 7. on the FOR lIATION isf RELIGIOUS and MORAL PRINCIPLE. By Eli:l46th Hamilton, Am thur of Letters on W.'. Elementary Principles of Edacatiou, Ike. Y vols Sc,, We. in hoards. 9. LETTER , : to a YOUNG LADY, on a Variety of use. NI and intswest int:Subjects, cAlculaicit to ims,srove t h e Heart, form ob.-. Manners, and eulighten the U .64st-tiding. Py the Rev John Beolicit. v .Is. 7... in tor •- Mr QUICK bring engaged fee FYIlf Night, at the Theatre of the : - .liglish Opera, will perform, fur the I.CCULta time, this Eveunig. LYCTITM TIJEATKE, DT APTIIOKITY 01. THE LORD CHAN! BER LAIN - 1 , 1111 IS fil EN iNfi, et, will he perfarined, for the ad time at tine Theatre, I Cowie Opera, ja three acts, cat!ed Tit E D(.: EN N With New primes. sctuer, Don Jerome, Mr. Peooott t Don Ferdinand, Mr. Hewn Carlos., Mr. Philipps (being their second appearance ia those character.); Dun Ashman, Mr. 31ara!lall ; Isaac 31endoste, Mr. Quit* ; Levee, Mr Wewitser Owing their second ap . pc.o .mee at bull %writ.) ; rather Paul, Mr P,nyle; Porter, hi OCierry. Clara, Mrs MOrlitli:1111; 1.01)1 , 43, Mrs. Order (being lire wound appearame m that Character); the Ihreores, Mrs. Sparks (twin her tecond appraraucc at this Themire.) Arty' which (for the 4th - time) a New Dread Pantomimic of Action, calked THE FOREST FIEND! With entirely new music, scenes, dresses, and decorations. The Mai:lats. action under the dietetical of Mr. Rohert. The Orvitnre, and the whole of the music, for She action of the Ballet art Chorii.ses, entirety new, coranured by C. Smith. K.laps. him (I..aitrpetis liarun itilYl• lo .l4.l - ,:), Mr. Robert ; •'0.11 . 611i ',1:,11'11T1 Rat coiner; ; tlr l!ourtin ; Partnilf(serrasit to as-cabers) Mr. Chatter ley, Gamileoti.(pnrier to the Castes.) Mr. Gab/eery; Ukic (a creator, of knapultou) Mr Bona limper; Minder (a Himunnan , Mr. Mathews; Colima. (Br.d.er to Conrad). Mailer Miallark ;. Lamina (Baroness Illrentierg), Miss I.uppinu; Jeannette ~ her sister), Slim C. Lrietow. Mr. Quiet Miring been greeted with demoting and repeated maths of approbation, The Durum* will be repeated To morrow and Thursday. The New Grand Pantomimic Ballet having been honoured with reiterated bursts of applause, ne it be repeated Leery crewing till fort tar notice. Dee entice will be given of the neat represeatattna of the (Oink opera of Up all Night; or, The Smuggler's Care. Vo4er the Preirstimge of his Royal Highness the PRINCE TNIORII.OW EE VN I NG, A sivist 9, will i a GRAND GAI.A, see Exhibitieu of FIRE- WellthS.--Adeewsioa, as. 6d. WAN'EED, titifunnsited, trt a respec•tuble fa mily, in the vicinity of Park-lase, er Weetranster, One or too mitdcratc-sized Sti - riNG•nocus, and three llM.Roolits, tad Kitchee. Also, a Sundt Cottage, furnished untursisbrd: 1301 careediNg .to miles front London ; a tuarket-tows will be preferred ; terms moat be I.IIJIII cart •••••• Lettere (pest raid) to A. Et at Mr. R.:thlall's, Bioker, Charlotie-steLet. Rathheoe-place, sill be atteoded PLATE GLASS COMPANY. - rm E Public are informed, that a large Asaort -1 meat of PLATE GLASS is now nn SALE, at first Prices, by Mr. ALEXANDER SLACK, at the Cure pain 'is Warrhouee, ALSION-PLACE, lILACXERLIRS SRI 06E, of e floe einem., asperity brdbaacy, and of ' , aroma diateomone, 19 *rhea to 114 inches at kotth, and hum io to j inches In breadth ; abbe Loaves and Cos. cave Morrors, from 19 to i 6 inches dsanseler —And the same assortment moo b• had for Guenter Orders, lw addressing tatters to Mr. William rater, at the 3fitnafitotery, Raven , user Pemitut, Leiseashire.—From the great imProse mem atade of Lae yv:t.rs flu raw Maaufectory, it is now allou,d 'bat the Coinpanyl Plates are equal in their bcil. Ramey, and %taro A few imperfections, comparod with say Foreign Class that ever wus impound. Acii A LLEN(it7—Airovirs. Currie and Co. Sisiiiione, hate is His ;V sjesty's service, challenge dm Whale mid to move a single matinee where their medicine Ind me , bud stif rare tune failed of the desired effect. The weaver of many ).errs in this partiaslar branch of their pro hasiou, Las lint giveu rise to our nostweesful rate. They - continue to direct their ghillie% to the treatment and erre of "enema! amyl:Hilts, mud that derangement of this *yam, mbkli is the consciptenee of ilea peirIICIOUP suet wailletui abets of a habit tont and most unhappily puetitird by the yoestbof both sa t es. In the one it will he Aired to he tea isothiling Seance of lon remises ; the Miser have its ra vages, fatally developed to them by a distressing stater,t debi lity, which, if not timely remedied, terminates in impotence These me its remote and ultimate effects, w ale enuisuniptiou, loos of ammeter Fewer, and various 'uremia complaints, usually characterise the earliest stages of this solitary vice Of persons languishing smiler the disorders incident to sorb • habit, their treatment is simple, sod has never proved ensoccesofel In the eumwe of a long, laborious, sod much exteuded practice. in the most obstinate and complicated italaS of mitten:al ilifectioo r such as obstructions in the ore tb..a, spongy excrescences, hard tumors, callous nierrit, crtlrt ions, monad weakness, pled*, as Om (1. " k ;S i whether recent or of king duration, anti which her healed the -hill of other PrartitioiwiA, are by their present improv ed plan of treeimeot, effectuelly and permanently cured, the patient suflrmiog the exteticistiog pain and , !iazining hemorrhage which frequently follows the appes tats of the loner caustic in the course of twenty years extensive practice, in this erwtruptila, numerous eves Strictures have been and are doily ander their care, the total eradication of which ie effected by a are, certain, sod ex peditious mode of partite, superior to any other yet adopt ed. The weallness, relaxation, and debility proeeiriling from this complaint, are spealifr removed, and the patient reotor•ti angonad and victim... Shea lb. Sot where the debility has for years exMled, • proper pureevanance w 'brio restorative remethee, atter the Strictsre has bees abotroyed, it inti.cpai 'Wily requisite femme the alninbesing sparks of life, and to the constitutions. Mn.,,. 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T , I-1 E THI AI., at I lirge. of an ACTION brought by EDWARD LOVEDEN LOVEDEN, Emt. nraiaat TROM.4S RAYMOND, BARBER, Eaq. tor CRIMINAL CoNVERSATION with Mrs LOVBDEN i tried before Lord Ellenborottsh nod • Special Jerry, at Westuaraster, Monday, July a, 111U9.—Taken la/Aura Rand, By Mr. GUINEA'. Loads* : Priuted for Libensuad, Neely, and Janes, Paten. noster-row. MONEY MATTERS . Ac; E NTI. 'their the comanou claw of blowy I,r,olers, who bag for flimsy years carried ea basuiess geucrel satistertioo, hut large here of gouty ready to advent* ou Auosity, or uo Bill., or Notes of Head, ur any other Socuroly . Apply to Mr. Walsh, Nis. au, Upper Mary-ia-boese et *et, and a rayd will be gives to his hese. ogles a tousle* walk. —Let ten (peetpsidlisomidistsly svoivonot—Lothrt of cha racter, sitter, or estrieik flay be secessiee.vrvit Aed !w -eave who hare lease tiMiet`to lay out, way eimykry them to' great advantage. N. N. At beam ton day till tweiVe *Week, er ttilcr eve. IN rE, . .4. . '-,~. - . tote CAVA!. '4 As at that wood ) saatuet it, lava all tae reureoeista none were fruitlese. Tbe threete ul Reowia, mitt the advance of her troop-, and 'hose of teelatiti, to the confine* of Morasta. are Itke use stated to thISIS aprecipuuted that. eventful measure.-.lt. a note amlre-sed by the Elute ror 4i'tesitita • 61•111. self to the Governor of {lrmo,. 'opened an flet ewe- Mr Gazette, tho .‘eak Amerces owl* that the tisflt- e • .04 right wing of the Archduke, t lorded% straei . had been uncoliquered, and preserved lifilikaatee: queraule position et tint foot of the haisheilli4Mlll. ' :Wins it Moravia. In the battle of the ititia•lfilf . ' Archduke Charles is sa.d to boor tak.ai ten ptrawa of cannon, twelve eagle*, end ;Willy preemer., froaa • the enemy. Frame's shim vomits& .--...i Our loos is witch fates comitieraide than it. the reattlom .4... • pern, and the Frt. uch sustained a touch greatei thau at Aepern." At the same time the Austrians were again ed vancing into Seemly, and had driven the Duke of A lomites, with great loss, front 13areuth. The 1)- rotten. and Vorattrergcratmitimade ao attack etent the enemy, and Count Cawley had occupied Gratz; awl in an action nn the 6th, the Austrians made t:00 prisoners. Yee all these. tolvaamgee have proved of no avail, and the brave Tyrcileitne and Voralheigets havebeen abandoned to their fate. The eteneevencee of the Armhole.: at Zeiaint ought to make the infatu ated Emperor of Russia tremble her .i,e of fete of his demi uipiiiesi nce Napoleoolse. already made Inane. If his ireighirour, by puttisig op hi, codes in the newly-conquered Auetrian kingdom of Undlicin, IR spite of the co-operation and occu p:ation of that kingdom by the Roaster' army. This ottcht to open Limey's of the deluded, ia , tsited. Adeeeerter. The Dutch troops, lately ca -operating 'with the Scions and Vl'estplialians, are now on their petrels to Bremeu, and the coatta of the North Stn.-. The King of Westphalia and his arm:. are also re. petted in Hanover; and Hawborgh is !len tot/even gartison of wine thomaird* of [knee) mid kt , rd !Malian troopa.; and * the Dyke of /threaten is es pected to tie hs braid-qnarters there.--"Fhe peed liwnimr of Amerman ships lately :arrived at TWllift. gent, hes occasioned a great fail .in all colonial prodhce, in the Hamhurgh market, but it has risen since thetionistice. , The poe: Hauoveriansetill hope to :sea theit die lieeriff!..'e reon effected, an their deepeir is exceed'', since t!,"y ti , ve io.err informed that n tOtr4C:irtiOVl for the service of France arid the King of We.t phelea roll take . place in Hatauver iii kola. Thk• inl..detants all execrete the Freiteh yok.a. and adore their liteliel Sovereigh„ the Knee of Cir. at 'intent. A. mow are a small forte tairded at Cast liaireti, serious dieturbitee.4 took place its Mosneeir and IL .men. In toe fer.o.o. Weer, tire people atop ped the wagaiiii, with money, much- the Fermat wanted to take away. . Lamenmearasativr Ig. 1 On the 171 h, 4910 Tyrolean ineuraents attacked • the bo%ario.i cordon near Murano, at most 401) , strong, and repulsed them. Yrstt rd,iy mostilik, they occupied Mumma. Major 1,-. her immediate- Iv i cut 111 reqiiiattioli .50 heed of cattle, 1000 chant limas, 30 hate, nr cloth, 50n ~ a r of sines. 25 saddle horse', and 6000 florin. in tottery. A great 9 , 14114 thy. of corn was seised iii the Larato, Nod Alorwasfq as well ili the'prighuouriug villages, plundered,. In the evening. at *evis o'clock, Corot Arco canto with a corps of troops from Ileoediet Bayern, • and,lay a violent tire of grape-shot, put the nonr gelds to fight, with the loss of aeleral hundreds lulleil and wounded, go prisoiiere, arid two piece.; of ceimou, and pursued them as fkr WI the pits.‘ of Sclicrietz ; they saved little ~:'the requisitions ; and the Basariau troops, who engaged them ; were mostly recruits. stunt( It. JULY 19. Though the Bavarians appoted the Anntriaint, in the valley of the Inn, of the armistire„ still, re inforced by grunt uumber. of insurgents, they at tacked, on the 17th, Brigadier Count Arcn, with great violence, near Ilochel aid Menial', but vane repulsed with great lon after an obstinete rooter. Jt I.Y TO. The King has made the French Minister Ott % at his Court, Orated Cross, of the order of Citil Merit. called the Cmwn, and his Secretary finaue, a knight of the tame order...-( Correspondent.) TINIIA, JELLY .1.5.. , The Emperor Napoleon is expected to set or for- Paris to-dev. Yesterday nfternnon Prime. John of Liclitenetein, who has been very graciously received its Ids au. dienee lay Napoleon, arrived Isere, to itegociate the prim with the french Minister of slide, Count Chaitipaitoy. Time Emperor Francis, as is generally seserted here, is much in fevtoir of peace, and charged the Aeltatike in wrOilie, to fleet' negoeiatione for it, eves with eomad.-rai•',e "tic:Mir-% lit order to put MI end to the dreedfil ettneitan of blood. Prevtous to the saguin4 of the ,rati-tice, prel•uotieriee had berm ipereeel , • open rte., it are to form the Wei, of that ' n FOR It It.. peace oboist to he made.. Au iutinediaw peat* ---- was expected ; may, even bets were laid that the GERMAN PAPERS. Etaperur Nuiellenii will Ise at Pans by kis birth. Jay, the 1501 . kuauete...The rumour of /100 lellAilig (PRIVATE CORRISPONDENCE.) oat from Schiwiehruott to Paris. ut bnoo as 10-day, 134 NKS OF TUN MAIN Jul.!' SS. appears to hr premature. The ikhalattare al die ei ty l For almost it whole week, many permits of good lino the kiln, i are ',varied, go daily in great ephohtli isillitmatiou coutiousel to doubt the authenticity of to view the field. of battle :tear Eseliugett. Woareivi the miserable armistice concladed by the weak Lin- Aspern, and Enaerelorf; they are surprised at :hi peror Francis, perticularly all some of the pubhe tffif , noifs entrench-tient,' wb'ch the Archdoltt papers, espec.ally 'll4B Bertha Gazette, scarcely Clinrles ordered to be throw, up in folly day* rottns ineetioned ite conclueson on the 13th of July, mei .iie camp, but it, eau-a" mill cure fforprier k that it Not on the 1 2, 11, its given by order of the Freese , 'mould have buet poe.dale to force :hem. Ilea dal *Meter. in %3e flossbariO C'orreepoadesd, of Ism i best soldier., who ray • 'wade ru,i.iy campeierisoalds 11'4 toot. Aare. that Napolema quire' e%ioced more .kill lii . . Theis siouhts have tune, however, vindalleelit as actions than ea the two decisive day., the 4':. 111:d there see certain advice. of the preliminaries of fhb July. It eassoy the lama itigemoias ma tc viva, la'ace twitting teen also agreed op° 1.. The lIFISM- that, nn the* Stli. .ia the forennow, lie f. , . red, "whom!. 16 in the territori.i dominions is Mid to contain metiderattle lose, a part of the A eeinati arms ,1 the Alio( cardeousi of this respected peace. e- . gait ile'sbassg pedat, or be termed. Etta .., a EIIIMEMEMI.z - .7...7.--...r.--.4-ou-- - -=.---. .. . : r"=-1"-- 7 . otaitik '''. • r :.; ~ 4.:-..f, .. • , 7 • . . A ...... 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