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44 . 414.1. :; !..r4 .I" ttob r tro• NYE. 41111:04t,„ •tre , ,-tveri rrfc .• . , ~ k ,„ .1 iiii c.irts , . • .. , P." t ' ;, S Or - -T ' - S: i 4 ,41 0 110141. W ' • I t.544 7 $ •st. • ism if* • TUESDAY, NO' sysisEß 898.) ;MBER 12, 1805.. 11.7.fc* THEATRE-ROY aL, DRURY-LANE NEVER ACTED AT THIS THEATRE. T NiS I'RESNT EVENING, Nov. It, Their j. Mimi:sea' Se , will act the Comte Opera of THE CABINET. Prince Orlando, Mr. Boiliant ; Count Carew, Mr. We enter ; Marquis de Grand Chateau, Mr. Mathews; 11.41141111 , 1, Mr. Gibbon ; Whiatliculo, Mr. Bannitner; Peter, Mr. Dow ton; Manikin, Mr. Fi-her. Dora ice, Miss Tidtwell ; Con stantia, Mu. H. Siddons; Leonora, Mrs. Mathews; Bianca, Mrs Sparks; Curscia, Mis Dot r; and Fluretta, Signora Stowe. After which, a New Melo-Dramatic Piers, wkh an pr6te Scanty, to censmemorate THE VICTORY and DEATH of LORD VISCOUNT NELSON. - _ • __ _ VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Nov. 7, 11105. THE COMMISSIONERS for Viand/line His Majesty's Nara Us hereby we "Softer, that on 7 HUN", DAV, the ?lit instinct, as Deena o'Crock precisely, in the Fart-neon, they will be ready to Sell, to the highea Bidder, at Kis Mblesty's ricesudifwg Preenees, at Dept)... d, sundry Lots of tire fallowing Provicions and Victualling Storrs, cn. : Bread, Bread Dust, Bakehouse Sweepings, Flour, Flour, Sweepi , p, Raisins, Rice Sweepings, Pease, Perot Screen ings, Oatmeal, Oatmeal Sweepings, Kegs and Rags, Beef, Puck, Suet, Tongues, empty Tierces and Irish Iliarrel4, OA White Rope and Tarred Rope, Butter, Grease, Slush a•id Scrapings, Cheese, Oil, Honey, and Sugar ; New liaard, Doublet, and Slab Ends. ' Wine Pipe, Brandy Pince Foreign Puncheon, Hogshead, B arr-1, Irish Half-Puncheon and Tierce Staves; Wine Pipe, Brandy Piece, Run Puncheon, and Wine Hogshead and Foreign Heads ; Tight and Dry Head, Inn ; Wine Pipe and Brandy Pieces; Hoops of various descrip r s, broken and bent, and broken Staves fur Firewood; lying in Ili. AlUesty's ['adman; Premises at Deptford. A Deposit os 2)1. per Celli. is to he wade upon the amount of each let, in the live et' Sate; nod if the roan:toter ,!t the hittneit be not paid, rend She Ptircieiotot •k.., *whin Taint teething Dry. atterviirds, the Deposit will be forfeited, and the Goods retsina tie Property o'o4 Criscsti The ether Cowling's' wan he stew, awl Printed Cut tlogit-s way Ire bad at the S'eretary's tWite. kNITS A AITUATION, S CLERK or SHOPMAN in a Tradesman's A Countioe H , use, A YOUNr; MAN, of recootalr'r Connect. ~,,, , who h.. b.vn accustomed t. the Raolnallint tru stees'. Reforenc: wdl be tenors. for Cl, ...Actor f ...cur , . pent pert, sidreeted ,n H.W. No. 9, Illigitto-coert, Navigate-street, will be duly attended W. intelligence, t!.at the troops, which Were drawn uP. were on the point of tiling off; whereupon His Int. perial M tjesty. accompared by His Majesty the King, and the Royal Princes, walked again down tairs to the Grand Colonnade, and saw the tro• fie starch off, at which they expre.,ri their satisfaai-n. The Emperor then returned to the Royal apartment to breakfast. His Imperial Majesty afterwards rode . to Potsdam. in the same carriage with Their M ties. tics the King and the Queen, where he intends to stay for some days, and then to return tot e c 1.;!.il. in the suite of His Imperial Majesty were, the Chief-Mat shal Count Tolstoi, Prince Czarro:in.ki, the Adjutant-General Prince Dolgorucky, the Ce ntral Count Liewen, the Emperor's own Phe,fcian and Counsellor of state, 4 illie, and the Counsellor of State, D'Ouhril; Secretary of the War Department.. na n o , sit.; OCT. 27. Yesterday afternoon, at four, the Prussian regi ment of Reitze►steio Cuiras•iere, coaisiving of 6 . 00 men, entered this city, coming Item 1-lille,b,.;ro they passed through, and were quartered in the Nees of Ricklingen, Wettbeigen. &c. An hour after, the Pru,sian regiment Von Kleist arrived here front Magdelnirgh, and halted this day. Both these regimen 'coil proceed for Westphalia to-morrow, where, it is said, a great Prussian army will assent. hle. As soon as these troops have marched oh, more l'rus ; ins will arrive horn Hiliesheire. As soon as the Prussians entered, they relieved the eine zeta, who did garrisOn duty, and oecupied all 'he posts. Thirty hogsheads of wine, which w, re to be sent to Hameln yesterday, have been stopped . Yesterday the Eltaoral iLinoverian .'.'ulster of State, Vonder Dec ken and Von Grate, returned ere from Hildesheim ; and, on their arrival, the k y (British) and ETeaoral Government was re.es lished ; and the Royal Arms and Signs, treri,:ll hat been taken down when the French took per.s-ssion, were put up .gain. T-e Han- , verian Feld-Marshal Von Wallinoden.Gimborn is iik. .mirived from Buckeburg ; C ,unt Vrielreansegge, and the !Tie. nister Von Arnwald, are also ezpeeled. It is as serted, that the Duke of Canibrid A e soon be . here again. The Ezecutive Committee is di sc:farged, but the Provincial Deputies are provisionaliykept in aaivity. This evening the city will be illurninsted. grit said, that more - Pruisials troops havi entered the Hanoverian-territory. froni Elze. on the side of Hameln; those troops ere posted on our frontier, forming a line, ten men deep, and have a deal of artillery. WVlll3t. SOH. OCT. 29. EAST-INDIES_ TO WRITERS, CADETS, &e. UART!CUL.4Rlrespeaing Dr. G I LCIIR TST's jj Valuatil.• 01: lENTAL PURIM tTIONS w,cl GRA TUITOUS INSTMUC rioNs, may ha known by apply,' to Riacks awl Parry, Wroksellets to the East 11141 A Cumiu.sy, Leadenhall-street; or to Dr. Gilchrist, at Cambers/do-goon' The Music and Overture by M P. King anti Mr. Brahma. To which will be idiot, the 1 1 .irc of THE IRISHMAN IN LONDON. captain Seymour, Mr. Holland; Mr Colloony, Mr. Bart les ; Mr Frost, Mr. Cherry; Murinel. Delany (with Songs), Mr. Johnstone; Edesanl, Mr Dreamt,; Cynenn, Mr. Pur est. Levin, Mws Mellon; Caroline, Mrs. Mathews. To-morrow, The Suspicious Husband, with The Hunsoutist. STEWIR r PLEASURES itF LOVE. Ti'i day is ptiblithed, elegantly printed in heap enihelliahwl with three beautiful Engraving. by Heat., (and d , dir,ted, by permission, to - the . Marquis or Dorn- shire. l pe-e.• ere howirti, • rrHE PLEASURES OF LOVE. A Poem. M. JoHN STEWART, Eiq, Noted for 3. Martin:au, No 21, Poultry. Of whiini utai. he Iva', lately published, price 44. boards. POEMS, by thy, Rev. Franck Wnittchari, SCA, F.h. S. THEATRF-ROY AL, COVF NT-61RDIN7 THIS PRESENT EVENING, Nov. will be *A ed , r Nrx> Tragedy, called VENICE PRESERVED. Duke of Venire, Mr Dayeap.let f Prun, Mr Morray ; Mr. 61t100.1; Maw, Mr. C. Xemblc Pierre, Mr. Kenible. R.I.J. r., Mrs. Si4d ,, ni. _ . ORIENTAL FIELD SPORTS Dedicated, , ermtravrit, and ender rbc ,nanierhate patren r of H.. 114a:tety, and 11.. Royal H:gltursa the tine.• Wales, Hi. Itrovil Ildthrprin the 1 . ..tk, the Ho.. the C .ita of Dire," •.f the Elq !mkt Crue.t.ny, &c. A LONG-Pito.) F.O t ED WOR IC of the WILD Li SPORTS a INDIA, exhibiting • novel and curious Natural HlAlOry of H.ndowan. Pubti.hing h. Nou.sets, 21s. each, by E.lward Anne, 59, New R..nd sire, t A Pomheetus ta now reedy to deliver, and Five Nurnberg of the Work. Atter the PLv. a 1.....1 Slkswal tmivnni:)tu, c3lled NY LSON'S GLORY. BRITISH PLATE GLASS CO MP.%ti Y. THE Public are infnrrned. that they may be supplied with PL NTE GLASS, of a superior quality, and an uncamononly brilliant in ally quantity and of any mac, by a!iplving fa Mr >I.I.ICANI)ER BLACK, at the Warekause, I,ind m ; or to Mr. Foster, at Ravenliead, Pres,:int, Lartea.ur wh're a large asivortoent of cause, is kept for SAO An ample allowance is made to the Trade. A printed Tariff of the Curnonv's Pric. 4 for iwilidted Plates Is sold Al Cadell'a, Sue:W.l6's Kobilison's, SewellY , zol J. J. Taylor a, London. T. conelnde with A REPRESI . NTITION of the late TRIUMPHANT NAVAL ENGAGLMENT, fought on the ft tat al/dolma. T'e After P:wee w ill be THE SUL FAN. Solyman, Mr. Claremmit ; Osman, Mr Rlatschaidi btaene, Ms. Merriam; and Roicalana, Mrs. Glover. To-morrow, Isabella; or, the Fatal Marrisae. Chi Tltu•otar will he onaliice,l a New C.ntecly, iu fi.• Aes, called The Delinquent ; or. S eing Company FUR, PELISSE, SPENCER, AND ELEGANT DRESS WAREHOU,E. This Div is publiffied, Priv. Fir- Sh.llMgs i , EDINRIIRGH REVIEW ; or, 'CRT - 1 ICAI. JOURNIL=-No Mil Consuning Sotohes*., Madte:Cutrit's Mcdoesi ft •uortaeLe-loe o . towards forming the Coracter of YOUtif Princes —Prorsanr Steeart's Statement of Pets---Rowel Flom du N de la Forms—De trait. de l'lreceM—SirJ Ban:, .0s ti., ease in Corot-.Mentotts of Talstrrettst--Mialseaos% Teri.-- . _ Drummond's Academics! Isl.:El.'s LAVENDER and HONEY WA TERS --Tn., Nobility and Geo•ry are respectfully in formed, these ecle . wated Perfect,* eo.t..inite on Sde at 4s 9d and 4,6 d. per Riotle, as equal, of the mint app °veil Quali ties, at Steel and Nevis's, Lavender Water Merchants to bier Royal Highness the Priletti, of Wales, No. I!), C.itherine street, Strand. Enim the gnat Aetna's!. made by hienthants, Captains of Ships and otheri, (,r these *ethics to export, they are informed they may be su,ipliell frnim their extensive stnekonth from tine to 100 Groot, at Two Days' notice, and the( the lowest Pr Ca. by thetlres only, is ells per Dozen ' • the Lavender, 28s; the Honey Wat -r, Ha T. Meyer Meyer ' , netebrated Dentifrice is sold u mud at 2s. the doe, or 11. Is. per Dozen, the ex , :ellenceof which is awe well known to needs repetition Families tesiding in the Country, may have any mismity ° A , f,a..-n•ler sent them, by resetting a Note or order for Paymen` la Tura. WA R R EN', Ci INC EN TR ATE() LAV r NDER VINEGAR, MESSRS WARREN and CO. having received frequent complaint. of Aromatic Vinegar to gescral, have invented, and broeght to the highest degree of perlection, the above article . . RTIOMAS and CO. reopeafully acquaint th.r Nobility and Ladle: of Taste, that thou Worefteuse and Show Rooms are ample supplied with i.ustifeeere able d , if their own Mannfolure; also with Pelisses, Speneet• Vlinvior a.al elegant and Ma tew ee, t he ne • etc Winter Fashinus. The latter braw:hes arc under the direetion of Mrs. Thomas, who leas introduced a varlet, of new and elegant things, which 'mottos he e a at ant other house 1.1 Lhohan. T. aced Co. Oen , all crass in rel.s.^%. of eu• eers, %lathing end elegant Dresses, and Milln.e.v ; aml so gr,at is the quantity, that Lobes or Gentlemen, banns law Commieforts, may be immediately suited. T and Co. wish to impress, that the tars gr-at larkt y , b,iore alluded to, is to t at wen , oi ly at their Show Rooms Feely article is hoi ght 'or 1 , -ado wooohte, which !nowhere. advantages triCti,tnwr••, to ;se fowid at few esher lionses. Mercery and lith.mLshart branclie•. Entrance to the Snow Rl/010% the first Dune op ei:latiocer -lane • 19'. Fleet-sheet. nE Selko.k tot Ems- realer.c le Spenrer—'l 7 h•enalilt Mentoirea de 0.i6V , -...l'tielf.aer.i:s d I.6kgen Slavery. r,interl 644 L 4.4 .1 in, Re.i, and Orme, rater.6o,det row, , and A. Codatahlo• and en Edinburgh. Of Wilbell m 3 1w had, The EON F11.71“:14 N R.V lEW, from it 4 Cnrnin yeern-nr in 131)2, in 2.617 111 , .), 12 Mao. price N. each ; or the ethnic Itandwaisely tiqbet up in•G vols. kelard., price 31..3a. GOOD'S TRAYSIATIOI OF LUCRE flUi. This Day is retblivhed, in Two large Volooses, %ono, em bellished spilt elegantly engraved Frontispiecev, pone Four do s, in booty, THE NATURE of THINGS: a Didactic Poem. Tnostated (rent the Latin of TITUS LUCRE TIUS CAJtUS, aseornitanied with the original Teat, aud teamed with Notes, rrh , /ological and extllan.tory. By JOHN MA - ON Ot_too. Printed for Unripe% li•rst o Item, and thine, Paternoster- Mw. . 0. The eitiod Trigt he fr9m. Aft W,lseliold's Limon, re print .I by e.inve.it of the Provrleter, ant the few el'‘at'o.'s fium it rho( octet illalotererveloseays 'ore 'overtird In tite Notes AlwAe. Wit etawei4r4 «tioh•••••••••• ‘ublitorciwa The smell of Lavender is universally allowed to be tlii iwest agreeable arid refres h :41g of all flowers the LAVEN DER-VINEGAR is therefors strongly recommended to the Public, not only ail the mod agreeable nectonie to irereins in Stealth, but eke, as wonderfully refreshing to tl.ove laheitri .g starlet sickness of any kind, and oartioularls Wier, the disease is of that nature , as toot to ad.ort of rhe window, being kept ;M fot y, Ma the j ol Ch ti a la rnter, " bilt diTuses 3 4,1, fitful fitful arid toast reviving perfume through the whole of the apa!truent.— As no climate can alter tile CONCENTRATED LAVEN. DELVINEG A ,it is particularly reermionendnl to all persons travelling to Foreign parts, as the beet orevasitive of iniec titan ; arid to Merchants andCaptetris of Ships, as a urifui and hene6cial article of smite. Sold Whir.esale and Retail, only by the Pmurierors. Warren and Co. Piifuntesa a at thoir °sigma! Warehouse, the Galen Fierce 01,;3.3.te Wood•streat ' le Cheapso.; where Warren's celeb ra ted Milk of Roses is n ud e and soli: as usual, with every other article of k:nglisk and Foreign Perfumery, of abating quality. N. R To prevent counterfeits, every bottle of the Concen trated Layeretsr-Vinegar will be signed, us red 13k, by tie Pleprietors, W. fsd and A. TM, Chyle itabtitite•l, haatlauniely la Owl Va. %mat, Royal Quarto Otottarm ot dam aaad The rants gum. of the Lino.ex.l Suenty of Laattiaah aid am liagitanad wait Portraits of Linnass anJ De. Paktum", %vita a Ana Fate of Med 4%., 4nd Ft Fat S,nde nt Linn/sues :lAA writ ne. price 11 I is. fKI. is bran!,. GF.NERAL VIEW of the WRITINGS of LiNN.v.os. By RICH 1 1R/VIPM.TE,ItY, M.D. F.A.S. r Tha.ireasta TAirsorw wad. *ma, and Metnuitsof The . • Ry WILLIAM Ortll'iGE MATON. F.R.S. F.S.A. Fatima of the Royal Cotlege el Phy.letan., and a Viee-Psirsi dc..t of the I..tniissit Society of Lusdun. • Ti, which is .inn..xed, TIM DIARY OF LINN/EDS, written try hi:mod:, and now vanslau d into English, (rani tits SMOdeSik Mauimicropir peoscation or the Editor. Printed for 1. Mawman, in the Poultry. Thr4 Day i, pittAthed, in Our V.+hre.lYmu. Inks 5. taruntl. the Third felittun of DEVOTTONAL EXERCISES, for the USE et YOU'IG PRRSONS. 114y.ti'e Res. CHARLF.S WELLBELOVED. Printed for ...airman, Fluna, Rees, avid Orate, and J. Maw ariti Wileere a Al Spen4e, Yoc.n.. • • • • Of whom rnay be hat, The POWFR of ReLlt;l9Ni on the MIND, in Retirement, Affliction, eta' at the A ;Imam i ..1 O snit. Enentfdtte 4 in the Te.tnin.wes t at Ex....Neste: of Perso , it, disurigtashedly th..e C"Agnrage Leaman, ear Virtue. it bodice Murray. Th e Twelfth Ldotiou,reisactsd, and grisay esiargot• Frtce 30. W. It .ta , rd" The , aine VV4ok in %tench. Pica 44. bound. We have kneed the following particulars relative to the freqsent marches of use troops of the di:ferent Powers, now taking rlace in Lower Sasenty : Pursuant to a leurr bona Stralsund, us instant, the Swedish troops were for the moat part gonr to Mecklenbnrgh, and several liatt Ilion, of them were to as-rive at Wiemar on that day. The Ling of Sweden waa spzsdily expeeed at Stralsund. IRAtit/ONT, OCT. £7. A NEW CYCI.OP.EDIA, T. be earapieted to Twelve almeths On Satuaiy, Yebrua.ythe 1.1, will be published in Quarto, prate Nine Shilhnr • PART I. of A NEW an 4 COMPENDIOUS DICTIONARY . of ARTS and SCIENCI'S, to be completed within the year, by the publieati in of one part on the first day of every subAiquent month, the whale umbrae twelve parts, or two urge and elepint quart.. volumes, with 04N iItINIPIN 4,lve per-plates, by Mr. ffeetb and Atr. Porter. By G. GREGORY, D. D. Doctor in Pmlnimphy MIA the Arts and Honorary Member of the Imperial Uglier/rine of Wane: Member of the Man chester and Newcastle Literary and Phomoiihical SOCleliel; Ifamsrary Meitilod of the Raoul of Agriculture; Author of Essays Historical and Murat, the Eerailonty of Nature, drc. , . Thie day is pithishal, in One Volume, Itmo. pries 61 is boirde, COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC, with an Ap poodix on Ali...mica Equatiuns ; being an Introduction 1." The Eleinents of Commer c e... Ay cmaisroriTrit DUROST, Author of the Montane' Assistant, and forraerly an Engineer Printed 1•r the Author, and pub fished by H. D. Symonds, No. 80, Pstemoster-row ; aid T. thism, No. 4, Rroad-street. Abstraft of the Critichin of the Monthly Epitome fir Sep tember, 1110,5. " It is a circumstance affordireg much ground of complaint, that our oeminno treatises on arithmetic, arid the method of %whine it in common use, are neither of them well adapted la he purpose. for which they one intondsd because our young man, in general, come hoar school with as imperfect know /edge of its common rules, with sti!l ;ems knowledge of the fun damental principle. on which they are Molt, and, what is worse, with a devise of disgust acquired from its mysterious •ppear ance at school, which preemie' them from imagining its acquire. nu .t to be easy, or from attempting to conquer the difficulties in which it appears to enveloped. " Mr. Dubose haa endeavoured to do away all these ohjec. lions against artilitnetir, and, with the view of drawing young men front sindilenties, and of (militating their program in Moe/- ledge se awful and necessary, he his Merl his rules with great perspicuity, and illwarated Ulan. by reducing them to psaetice; or, more properly speaking, lie incorporat.a hi. rules with the practice, for the better illustration of Math. Hence his work exhibits a continued aeries of reasoning, rather than a lean crabu. d treatise of a science, tendered still more crabbed by the improper methods of teaching it, at Imam adopted in Eq, , elno t of exchanges forms a partial ar and amnia' depart nua it of the author's attention, and the fundamental prinetles it the practice of hi. arithmetic, will be found si owls and easy nidehmeinn. H• has also adjoined a useful sketch of • first principles of algebra, and has taken mu h pains with •s, laiiiiiig meu, which term no small Manacle in the way of htlw at schiud, when their teachers are ofteu too idle, and, iii she onsidrv, community trio illiterate, to reduce to a level with their rapaC.lies The writer vl this article, to this Mat, re menthes, and that aith the most painful "ottani-a, the disgust which he experienced then learnt:lg the rule; of arithmetic As an elementary work, therefore, be thinks the Contreerred i si .krithnseiic to be well worthy the attention of young me•chad.., arid highly deserving to be introduced into our achOnll, the nay ones in paitictrlar " Ti) MERCIia NTS ANI) MANUFACTURERS. Isa the Month of January, 1806, will be pobleshed, in T.o law V ninnies, aro. by the same Author, ffI.EII4IiXTS of COMMERCE, or a Treatise on different Calculatione—Operatioss of Exchange--Arbitrations of Ex cldingea.slipeculatirms its Exchange and Ranking Operations—. Epeltatage Circulations...Operatioss of Bullion end Specie— of Exchange aid of Coins—.Pramical Speculatinds in • Description of Monies, Weights, sad Measures et Menlo., Weights, and Measures—Tildes of Lo•a tithes ; being a new and complete System of Commercial Ca - e*Mons by Principle, and including ell the Monis., Weights, sad hilliturell of Foreign Nat on., the Diesciiption and Tablas iikt which are founded upon those of the blanieurgh Cositerin. giesselly 'deleted upon tin Coutawint. . FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FURTHER EXTRACTS MO N THE DUTCH PAPERS. BERLIN ocr. 26. It has been supposed and asserted, that the Em peror of Russia. with the Roman Emperor, and our Sovereign, would have an interview at Cracow ; af terwards it was repotted, that His Russian Majesty would make a tour to Vienna ; and, lastly, we were informed, that he would come to Berlin. The lat ter information has proved cornea, as the Emperor of Russia did arrive here yesterday, at two i■ the afternoon, being accompanied from Friedrichsfeld by the King's brothers, Prince Henry and Prince William, who bad gone to that place to compliment His Russian Majesty. The said Princes received the Empetor at the country-seat of the Princess of Holatein4Beck, and complimented His Majesty in the name of the King. After having waited a few 'Maisie*, the Emperor took his seat next to Prince Henry, In our Frankfort Newspaper, we ri v.r a relation of the occurrences at Ulm, Irons the I Ith to the 17th inst. being an official Austrian army account, vie principal contents of which are as follow : " Fhe Fre•:cl,, who intended nothing less than to take Ulm by a cusp-de-fielia, attacked the r;ght win& of tf.e Austrian army with great imuetu'is:.y, en the 1 lth, but were obhged to retreat io the I.)a subs in g:eat disorder, leavii.g behind them about 1,500 killed, from eight to nine hundred prn•.n. ra, eleven pieces of cannon, and twenty caissii-4.. Ist. sides a number of other waggons, and a de of baggage ; the aZtion and pursuit of the wrench lasted until late in the night. " Some more engagements between the Austrians and French took place on the 12tb, is the viciotty of Weissenborn, and some French prisoners were brought in; on the 13th of (Meier, the Frereh prisoners and the military hospital were sent if from Ulm. A DICTIONARY of ARTS and SCIENCES. in a moven. Coos form, luTct...aly copious without 'uei.ig prolix, accurate but not diffuse, bursted of all sup. rdnoui matt,r, compeemying rather than copying what hashes.' done by others, and enhihtte iiig a clear but concise view of the present state of the •arious branches of human knowledge, has Iran been a moose desirable object to the English trader. A Dictionary is properly a work of reference, and not of detail t add theta who wish to become adepu io any one ant or aience, will scarcely study it from an Eacyclopedia ex clusively. That • CrnetivirCe vied of the arts mid •CIMICOS may, boo tee-, ba exhibttesl on a smaller scale than is usually at tempted, will be oisymus, if we elelaitter that this Cyclopedia of Chambers WAS originally comport a us two volumes folio, large and intro pouting ; that the gee edition of the Eitcyclo pastas ISt itantsic• extended truly to these thin volumes quarts; and that many excellent Wolk", of a similar kind s and not of a greater extent, have been published in foreign t °unifies.. The truenchrneest•lso of many superfluous and melees attic'''. which have lcurty found their way into bodes of this de scription, will evidently cause a considerable reduction in point of sim, wabout, to reality, impairing the iotruasic value, and gegen; utility of the work. Shookl, therefore, the execution net disappoint the hopes and ext , elations of those who I•ave projected the New Die tieoary et Arts and Reimer*, the following ar- the immeliate they irii-ti they mays with reason and we ih pi.,:niseto its purchasers: mAtillit a compendium of all human knowledge, the too,. litaiMmo, because cleired of a:l mutants ius metier ; tether prachsal than speculative; and in which particular at terit.on will be paid to the most Shelia branch!". flermod—lt will bent - a court-tin .it and comparatively porta. Isle shoe, calculated to li- no the table of every stollens per •iir, as a revile of estistant r-tcretice. vv,t—lt will be loin:tit as to correspond with the quarts ediri u ms no Dr. Johnson's Dictionary ; and the powwow. of both will tine have, in four quarto volumes and at a toodeiitr expellee, all the literary aid which the; English Gloria .t sir reader can possibly require. The work will rie neatly prilted in a new and elegant bre 'kw type, cart expr-eily-ifor this ou•lwww, no soperfne yellow wove paper. The Miscellaneous copper-plats. will all he ra... graved chief, fen n ir-ginal drawings, by Mr Heath, and the Mecham:eat Subjects hoes s.tr. Potter. They will ritual any plate, ever given to the psi dm in a work ..f this nature and those referred to ineatio art, dill be regularly done up with the CO:- responding latter-pees Pttuhrtl fur :ti hard Thilhp, No. 6, Bridgmetreet, Black friars ; and so:1 by all gookselher. aid Maley. in nooks, to whom orders me requested to be Veen es early ea passible. th .6 ,61 in that Princes carriage, and thus they ar rived in this capital. amidst the joyful acclamation, of the inhabitants, and under a discharge of artil lery. From the Long Bridge to the portico of the Palace, three battalions of grenadiers stood under arms, together with the regim.:nt of Mollendotf, meanwhile the Body Guards and the Gent grarmrs paraded in the garden: On alighting from the carriage, the Emperor was received at the colonnade of the grand portico by the King, accompanied by the Crown Prince, and Prince Frederic of Prussia, and conduacd to the arutments of King Frederick William 11. which had been pre pared for his reception, where the Emperor found the whole Royal Family and the Court ascend:led. The Queen went to meet the Emperor at the door of the araetment, and, when :ill the persons present bad been presented to him, his Excellency the Field-Marshal Mollendorf approached with the " On the 14th of Ottrber, several more anions were fought, especially one in the afterocc n. in the environs of Elchingen an 3 Albeck, which turned out more sanguinary than the preceding one a Ulm. " On the 15th of Wtober, a cannonade was main tained during the whole day, on the side of Albeck ; and the aaion extended, in the afternoon. at one, to Michavl's Mounttin, the redoubts of which were taken by storm at two, and afterwards the other rednuSts. Much blood was spilled en both sides, in all these engagements; and the misc.:pence was, that Ulfll 'VAS c, nipletely starroundef from the let hank of the Danube. Meanwhile, the Commander. in-Csief, Gen,' al Mack, had issued that morning an order (already given in our Paper). " On the Itith of 042ober, the French commenced -