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De 38tIttOb '-1 ~E ✓'. NUMBER „_... VAUXIIA LL. -• ; Cade Ow Patronage ot of hip Ro)al Ili;hneas Ote WALES. IgINCE (119 EV ENINt; FRIDAY. itthr 27, ;tilt he T • GRAND GALA, ' And brilliant' Ettapiay of FIRE. WORKS. Ad m inion tv.6d.—Deors opea at Seven, and the Concert Wm at bght o'Cloek. LE T, the WHOLE. orIIPPER P.% ItT f ir P of i {IIII . R E,, sitosto in the best port of Pall-mnll ; e osistin.l of three rooms ow • *kw, with fur snit 1, two w oos °, 4hr vowed foot, with kilt:lto and coal. cellar. Apply at No ei.(prirotodeur ), ititO M SP IRIT or VINEGAR. (the ATic original inventianof M.. henry, and 'Drought by MD am* crier treprorensento to the highest iterteetion,) eccurt. ssee to t ie p r ,parail Hoe 501,1 by :ileum it LP: Ulf, Slaats tactnriog Chemists, Nlnorlieater. luis ag o-rattle perfumed I.igttnr, which it composed of 11 0 ,h r,,y, .ale4l V int-gar, joined wills the 1110.11 iskissain Ar01.1 44 1C . . elficiciotti A afiseplics, urns tie kept stelin paued la say (lon a:. and for tip length of time. itC pita, u t o dour Adapts it for alfewling rei•ef r diC soil t,aul. - rr it prrightnly grateful sad re pid e d. ,o.a:, pl. , ' of 1011111IC resuef, and in the ei suit 11 cusuleratni, she, the infection of :ions iiimase , A. *any ir.nrima and inferior preparaiimis arc sold, fn, k r th, cape and similar tlateell, the politic are re sawed as I. only proof of its being genuine; that the conies ut Nlessi s I ienry, Manchester, are capered a c rabenamp• ATM roma tic Mpicit of Vinegar, in battles, price , za. nil. pup jacinth-4, is sold, stbeleatle Jail retail, by Bayley ~d Coeltspor.atreat, (the Only agents in Londini, itSaraid In the Propriei.ira ;) where may be had, spauge zabi, silver. Cialudian clirystal, &c: AIDO,III.NItra CALCIN bottles, is bd. and lager, wills glass stoppers, at aa. each i their bring out the stampa. . - .10 1 - 1k I X f)N'S celebrated ANTIBiLIOUS PILLS.—Those Pills have long attained a just erle ity is the private practice of _ the Proprietor, Mr. ninon, -.Wham ; sail froto•their great sortrlt is ina.iy obstinate ~,,,s p is m ders, oa numernumatients of 41:siauction sad .partirstsily the Duke of Bedford, S.r G eo rge W ar - Air Gregory Paze Tu. utr, the Dowager Lady Soy and , ihr Voconotess Bulkelcy, Le. Le he was perMaded to rr tine le the pshlie, under the approbation mid saurtiou !bar namts.—The folkining is a proof of their etlicary : " Deal Castle, Itarerford West, loath Wales, Fels. sa, latia. " Capitrie floo presents his coroplithents en Mr. Diann : woad sake it as a favour, if be remold sgnil Idea tune ur five hues efltis Pitt u soon as lie pusubly can. Mrs. Lloyd, abe has &Map aged the Medicine, is sun pregnaut, and very am. well ; for tke great service they have beeu to Mrs. I.loyll, as sell li Id Calomel Bishop and all his fatti!y, Camino Lloyd *so it Wilsey to reenianseud ties Pills wherever he goes t be really Wake, if 31r. Divan words! appoint some persons urinal/alio tin *Meaty, it would be a benefit to the cam. weedy The Pas are funad to he ins iuc.imparable remedy Le lie 'iloduit the tone of the : , trnaels, fur raring indigestion, for prrerallag middies, and their consequeot distinvaitlr f roc- WWI/ MIA guiding-its They prevrot habitual and tem. porn" Mentrous, sick head-aches, aunt beart•lturn, which is samaimaci be piegnaary, and a debilitated stomach, whe. Ow Arisiv. 'Mai the acrimony of the redouthint Ink, iuteui pirate iliet, ur drlak mg to t stem. Soil sholnali sod retail ut Mr. lintlet's„ No. 4, Cheap. , roger of Patcruarter tow, Isadore; Raster, Smith, eel ilsoartatra, Litiabssigh , Buster end M'Dowahl, Glass r.; P■yae, Cauimattby, and Huai:tad, Plymouth; At- Limas, Staines ; Vaughan and Lyaeli, Manchester; Greg. sea sad hillier, Liverpool; Balsas, Portsmulith; Collins, Setakary; Trewnian, Eseter ; ant meted by most country , airless, is boats at as. oil. and tie. each, acid family boxes at fa, rack. FOR Illedin, 'NFU: ENZAN, MEASLES, tie. DR. !A 11 ES'S 14)%VDEft . TTHlS'edic-oe, triter an Wirt/11110M! Sn..ress for near h+etity Yea*, has eainci a proud Pre• gowitener Ire , event other Ifebrifute --;An I mast tow, called The Aidimoutal Powder, wan adopted in the Pharoiscopo is yti du: College of Physiciaus in t ;ea ; and is 1791, a meet tlethrtle Assist's of the i•Swi Medicines was puldialicil in The Plekenyliiral Tr:ll,44tiONS; front Milieu it" was CM!. WWII 1111111111 ed, th a t they were theaters,. In a wohserpteet Illittise,hewerw, Coe C.dir re fairly sod frankly confessed, that Ilk Poe* .i was neither sir mild, our s i /wham in its Overshoe, as Dr. Pinter's, sod that IT could tiot !..e adaii•iis• howl with &dile in Fiolllll4 Doses "—.4lwis elided their knotty bin The Antweunial Powder is now altere•kin the New Pbansarup,is; sot pretrodinc indeed to It.; Dr hoes's, hot "row, nearly assimilating to it in Dotes." The truth is, brorreer, that this Preparation l+ as 'eerie as the forum from the real Fever Powder; mod whets Health sad Life are at Stake, no one surely will urrtGee, to the e,Wrorsl Merits af any Snbstitute, the lone•:lppruirsd illinscy, Ask', dad Certainty of the Oriaqnal Medicine. It w sold rely by F Newherr tied Knot, at their %Vete , bare, No. 45, St Paul's CliorcisNard, Lwoilon; or No. O. n:Mie . tirtti. LONIII; as also at Dr. 1:10.1C1 . 1 late Norse in lir•twattreel ; prire *II !Pl. a Pailtet ; or a Duren la a Mitts u made tiptoe the army sari Nary) for ko. lint am an intim sul t an the Words," F. Ncwbery, No. 45, IL Parra," see merited I. the Stamps.. ADVICE. WHEN Afro of 'Mat - wino awl Professional Skill me prroeseriug endeatrourt to dieeuvirt the Most sae sad effectual method itftryatina a fro prevailing !ha ewe, lb. rosattarfal mutt of their exprnesil-e to the Ant / 114 _, 'ePenonly Mears. fSzi and CO surgeons, re. IM elstah J and imitated into everj hrancleof the Poi- Samea, (creliacales of *bids, Boca Hospitals, and Inlimmials from the most e aiinesit Physicians, they have ti _ ell 'ior. isaailer) were itiihiced to make the I our of "edellorlsa diseases the abject of their pas ticalar study, CERTAIN DISORDER, from/ally c.mtracted is • A'sl of Istuairation . and its eimermaitauts, S URIC kER arnIGLEETS, sr aSta DEBILITY, whether oils. frotaßaccitatutlia , t taaultresers, lona residence in warm ti ler" Og !Ravi SOLITARY VICE, too "flea fity Nosed by the youth of both sexes; In the oar it will firmal the cause of STERILITY or BARMAN FAS. 1 - 1 4 is the other iserasion a nunwrooe train ot ?it moon %OWN Whitt, if not timely remedied, terminate ie Piparriick: coNsvAerioN. The tomtit of I hug sad esteems* iwartiee hnsesahicil them, by a sae prose method, effectually to remove thcm disorikm how eves insttenite or complicated, without snlijielin: the pa• last to r•atraittt in diet or exercise, and w shlbt Venereal Owe, "awry an early application is made after discovery of Ole infectio n . 'lel. Incise tleconsehres to perform it Cart is shunt period of two days. The unpreectint.'l metres of their merle of treatment in the care of ,!...,bone eons. Philo (whirls Ass never been known to fail lu one biugle iw- Maarr,qtwehe !lava' practice, during which prrool meny !turns, of linth reties, hare been rood, tiro after anon "'I , e;eri.m , forti. , tda bad beet& po,..ned by other Lomosofill.out effect.) induces Mno.is (i 11.% snit Co to the. prime, offer their adviee.-1' bev Mat con.nited fly either ent ,{wily, pt ue by left.:, with int win de *remelt th trey. 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This day is peibliehed, le nose Tolman, CAMBRIAN PICTURES; a Novel. By ANN of SWANSEA. Printed for B. Kerby, S4alord.etreel, Bead.atreetl dad Wm. Miller, Albemarle-Mr:et. Of whom 'nay ha bad, THE 'BENEVOLENT SI. CUM. a 10.44 e vols.. FITE PRIZES OF THTNTY THOUSAND POCNDS. W [FT and CO. Costraelorn oath lineeetimetit 10 Cur the peasant STATE Lorr MKT, bee Have respect. fully to inform their friends sad Ike initslie, that Tickets and Shares arc now on sate in great variety al Hoek Olen, No. It, Poultry; No. it, Cbartiag-oars; and No. tl, Militate High street. The Scheme is eatieelp nine-atbere are Faye Prises of to,oool. each , and the seashms el sin Tieing. are reduced to sow, from which it mom be ebrieug dam Ihe chance of raining a eu,orsot. Prise is greatly irarnareil. Is the list Lottery Swift and Co. had the sM4setims of sidling No. 4,4690 Pb.. goo:tool. in abuser ITestreaths. Wilda *event iisfreior Can!tnis LESS Nt73.JERS AND SIORE PRIZES / of TID• 4 11 relpectfitily huestrus thuteh• to tho I Public f•w their unhanded frown la the Loot Lot. tery, an! acquaints thent that Tickets sad nom are aelhiag fur the New Lottery, (elual is van, to the MA, toot at re duced paces) at both he. teal) Fortunes Mew, 4, COf nub 9 , Chariot Craw, whoa so Cogital Prises hare bees Shored awl Sold Indio dr WI Mao smanthe.. The present Siebust einwOlietoellidy NNWBIs ; thew rite those who wish w how Ibrooribt or ferry Reualrese, should toe pas is their appbertion. •. • Peron,. be the roast:, myle stryglied by soy et' Avn's, sr by sesstiog orb, good WI% ur Post Office oaken (pert paid), to (Aber b CuroiiN, or 9, ClowiutCesss, Lawton. EXCHIWER HILL OFFICE, JULY tM, Dna ALL EXCHEQUER HILI S DATED IN THE MONTH TUE LORDS of Fru ihsie‘w. Trionvery haring given Unction. for peeing*" the Principal of the afore-mentioned Frehmeer h eU., with the iterett .lee Morrow, it the I:2,..heoner Bill 0f,., to the Receipt of Irecketiner, Neer Pitiaer-pord, Weetikinefer, 11110PiDAY, Ike 47th Ate of Avast, ootatilooe• tiff be gimes deity (Se. diet aid flal.Ptp ettepted) and iftriedior, rasoin*, the WA in;rett, isse,ftwar It, •• Clerk in the Afernier till thee is. the A tTerneoe, for Me peeper or ourrkiete Mt same. 4.4 fee the )(meter eiepatek, the heelers of the said Rills are deviled to being UST/ et' rush ileireriptime if INA contain neg. the Nrelera. is Xamericol Order, aecondiog to the duty ed the said Rini, and cm...reelect-meet of latent, reith the Prin t-inn( Neat nnif litietest shoe Mere**, etooputed ernes het er el.r. the doge e"r n which they e roeprelibet diete ho d, to the mud pith dog .of Auteuil UN:lntim. ohm the hanweet Ira ernle ; end the rid ileoreen (brier Uolafers m IMO We rejuiNd to 'nano mei Dill ,ith their Bola air INOKM; nut to write Mei, names mod rovidiesee at the bottom of 'nee, Lie: on./ they ore georemper tossired to ott, oil the l'Arc 4o l l e , nie• .far Pornest, mail to meteor the sew Sias. gad kite My receipts/or the ease. If Let of the Holders of the ilfoorsoid BiNo Amid M drareat otetirio, movie qf the Primers' fled &sem*. priere Nth mid WA ety N. 4 w 4, do, ohogi,Ve arcroo MI ma ps,* as *Utmost to the fog ea Walk they rid to he paid, our kuciag 1 :4M &WA,. emanation mac day prior thereto. - . Snob Pawns es else he eau, of ham* aar leseherste flak i 4 Waal" et is part pelt prieripol, upon fiarkaag "Ni.e Ms," aaJ aesthete, the orseast en the tattoo if their Lies, delb tired on at &few* the lath of Beirut, woe he asesamese (Pant with now Bills, earryine an letenrst .f throsisetree4 he tie flap, ON every One Ifeserreit ?Made, NINA mkt we BBL. will Lear elate the mai nth Ay if olareat, awl will be &bawd on Wednesday, tgeh Angsst, sad the jOilessies "S. N,ll. 411 Iltarlesineenie dated prier to Sept. tooth ACV* hens advertised Ito be pail 4 FOREIGN 1 T L LIGAt CIL GERMAN PAPIRS. RANUe of TUS Star, 'LILT 13. Private letters from Korn represent the confla gration at the Prince of Schwartzenburg's as much inure horrible than represented in the Manlierr and the other French Jouruals. Prince Selnvert. zenburgh was several tames iu the must imminent danger of Lashio; his life. as he would not leave the house till all load retired. the hands were much burned, and many parts of his body bear 'narks of severe coutu.iolis. It was supposed, that when the cirhug of the room cause down, with 11 superb chaudeliets, some persons were buried iu the Orwell. Some private letters also, from the same place, assure us, that since the tat of July all public and Ovate coaches, as well as all persons who leave Paris, are must scrupulously searched and exautm ed at the first stetson frum Paris, where their passes are asked fur. The thirteen Cardinals, who were banished from Paris, are now confined in the fortress of Liam, in Rheims, sod iu some other places. where they are to live in exile. The division of Morro& with its General at its heed, has now, for the m.'st port, arrived in Ilsin bursh, which, with ity •Iv ; +.•ndencies, 1141 now a or thicon ut 9030 wen. ■od t, A, Artillery. The hair 1.L04 or Pc ) It, •It.l all the ports on the Lboish site of the Baltic, are, at present, full of French privateers. to watch the sailing of such American ships ns are als..at to proceed homewards. Private letters from Holland state. that Amster. datu has anw a garrison of 40.000 Fren:h troops, and that Marshal Oudinot will not acknowledge th e Ktug or Queen till he has received orders to this purpose from Paris, whither he frequently couriers twice a day. It is generally femeil th.it Botia;rarte will irewporate the whole or the Uoited Ptorincea with the French emittre, and thus terminate its existence es an independent state. 7 ire Qiieea of Holland t- likewise said to he ss 'ouch out or favour with N..apali ou. at eriet her taws sixrasci-RA MINN Y. own husband. It is Mitt that wig die latter heard that the French troops would absolutely enter his capital, he immediately twee to the reso lution of abdicattiag. Where be will 61 his future residence is unknown ; but a rumour which has petalled for so,ue days, of his intention of going to America, is wholly unfounded. A irritate letter from Cuitenhagen, of the ed instant. to a mercantile house in Hamlinrgh, cites ' tains the followihig paragraph respecting the late Crown Prime- —" His Highness, without Antubt. died a emend death ; hitt our Government (pen multi have guest reason to lament hie toss, for had he lived but a few days lunges , . Sweden utsold have declared herself against the English Reehonter•, and with their fleets and gnu-kilts have made commas cause with our brave flotilla. The Danes will Not cow stiffer any Asserieso ships to go to the Isioad of Seylt, Der to say post on the West oast of Holstein. Schleswig. raA AWN* is ositood. IA lied norm Is drily apprehendta. EXTRACT OT • LETT= FROM PAM& Oeiteftl Kresemark. the Prussian Minister, was eissoog the number who were wounde4 at the ja rred ►y Prince Schwarizenburg. N-ither eripies . Off water were wanted. ►ut the progress a the ere wet so rapid, that all attempts to exiingo.ds it wdre (seed useless. Some ladders which were placed wise& the wall on the side of Providence street. to take over the wounded and *omen eualiled some thieves to slip into the gee,ten% a wl apartments, where they stole many valoalil• eff-ets, particularly diamonds. Prince Konkiu lost all hie jewels. Extract of a letter from Naples, 17th Jove id We expect, with the greatest ins , Jetiesee, pews from Calabria. The French army c9ncentrate• it- self nearer and nearer to tie strait of Messina. The cant between Scylla and Reggio is lined a ith a great number of gun-boats and transport., stitch err to receive the troops. The pass.** e•n easily be made with a good east wind in half as hoer ; and the ins. n‘envm of the enemy's ships are emba•raased on these shores by the torrents. The E 'glob have already made some attempts to dear•iy the -trans. porta which are assembled on the cottons of Cal 'brim, but the formidable battens erected es shore do not allow them to approach." men*, JUNE 30. There has been a great and decinve ►at•le tweets the-Russian, and Turks on the right rank at the Ditnube. The Turks h ve be.•u completely beaten. Toe Grand Ttaier has retired with the wreck of his army toward. Adrianople ; this r 'treat has caused *lnane to capitulate. It is probable that the defeat which the Turks ha►e snTe►ed will oblige them to cede Moldavia and Wallachia to obtain peace; for, after losing • battle, tiey no longer listen to their chiefs, but immediately take to flight. Sr. PETRASSURGII, .I')!St 27. Our Court Go:rite contains the following journal of the operations of the army of Moldavia : " The Comosander.in.Chlef, General of &fanny. Count Kiimensky, opened the operations of war, on the opposite bauk of the Danube, with the fol lowing victories : " A corps of 10,000 men, of t'ie choicest Turkish troops, under the orders of the well known Semi kier Pelican, who commanded in the environs of the fortress of Brizardshik, withdrew et the sp. proach of Lieut.-Generel Kamensky, with the corps entrusted to him, from the left irin.2 of tn.- Rus sian army into ti:e fortress of Bazardshik. Lieut.. General Kainensky, agreeable to orders given him. attacked this corps in the fortress. After a bloody storm, in which above owe Turks were eut down on the spot, the fortress then surrendered to she victorious Russian arms. The Sera.kier Pelican was himself taken prisoner ; with him were takes the Poch& of two tails. Ismael. n Bern Pashas, 842 Prink Pachas, 7. Baracters 70 artillerymen. tit) Janisaries, and 1094 choooft troops. in ibis maw ner his whole corps of 10,000 men was defeated and annihdat , ii. By the mutat Lrf General Coast Kamensky, our loss so killed and worsided does not amount to 700 teen. After taking the fortress, lib standards, including that of the Ser ..kier. and 17 pieces of cession. felt tato the hands of the con queror. " Ininsediately after taking of the fortress of araardshik, one of our detachments, under Ad jittaat.General Pester de Carticke, occupied the forts of Geregri, Bessie, K- , warns, sod 8 4162 . The enemy. who retreated from tilts latter Mete. 111111 overtaken by the cavalry under Major-General Asarlin. dispersed, and forced to leave his cannon behind. Meantime, Major-General Vulnow, who had been ordered from the same corps with a de tachment, occupied the town of Kuslolsho, from which the enemy. pane struck at our succesps, saved himself by Bight. Mls these actions, Miior-Genends Dolgereeki, Woino.r. aid Auselrer much distiagsaished tbs.'. selves. _ _ WLs!. all this was dein, the cove swim the 1041. 1009 the Per. IY. inn !I b.. led is men, kf the e the a ba Moo >I if lime I cod. iles4 11; :a .rte tes.— het heel is off Liv lc S I •_ - -- :4 -4. . ••• J - 4 i 1 ia~~ ....••••• 10 0 .$ imas .