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• IP . ~.,- . :•ccUlic,„.. ........ -,. r i - Ir A lk.i. ••• • j il o l f :It . ' ‘* o.. ( 1 4 1 e 41 Ili . rtt ~... .„ . .• . • 2372. .„,,„ a It IP r THURSDAY, ,d - ....„ .. 71 , VAUXHALL. TO COUNTRY SHOPKEEPERS AND OTHERS. ' el t" r alr°ga g t of hie Royal /1' • be Pricer of %V% IEI/E AS a set of S W IN ULE KS are now WALES. travelling the Country to solicit Orders is the noses iIE ('RAND UNION ALA of DAY and MARTIN, Blacking-Shaken, oy, High Hot- G pEA •. will he EE• with mac h a dditional splendour, TO. born ; Shopkeepers and others sae, therefore, cautioned from TED • ori EVENING, Augnst 31. the fraud that is attempted to he practised uo them; as by d RLI : tni.. - - 3,, t i d ..... D ,,,, en o p en at yeses, and the Concert paying anemias to the Nu. oy, it will aunty detect the cutlet. terfeit. many of them having . member at ell ; nod prose- i st Eigld isTiock• ii cookies, after this notice, will he commenced *pilot any PINE ARTS. persues offering the ruunterfeit (or sale. , d s y ill pahlielie), in one thic k b :Mame, limo. price N.B N o Halt Pints made. Iris. lid. he ads, e Augusts, Mo. DICTIONARY of PAINTERS, SCriLP- C ! soil CO. Coatrooms with novi-riiment -- TORS, ARCHITECTS, end ENGRAVERS; enn he I Sketches of the most celebrated ertieue 1.73 for the prevent IAITrEn, V, respectfully tureens I . B.t " tr i a ,, P . - t i „t e ges to the present Time. To which le the 11`111111e, that 'tickets toil Shares are gelling in great '''' es r Ai a • ising the substance of Walaile's variety at their (Mira, ICI. il, Poultry; Nu. le, Charing- Las din , ''''' eu l ' E a t l ou d frpm %Witte ; formes a ; • and Nu. 31, Ahlgate thelsoitrart ; tool by their d . o f Fainting in g i .. Emboli School Ageing in the Couutry.-Thr prices me much lower that ill r n i• d * . - . " -- , - l a t o i - tc ,i for 1;•41C and Curtis, .Peternoiteroen t the lain Lottery ; and the Scheme, which is highly nprtureil, „ A t b y i gi likooksallere. contains au salitiaual ..,•••,iion Prize, wsiti losio Nowhere - lees thin the bat. The Drawing will logiu wad lintel) loth HE COMMISSiONEItS aprbinircl under OCTOBER. SCHEME. An a' parliament for PASIOSt i Ike. the Estate of s.. Prises of L velem. r L. too,ono 1 . .....„Em, is the Parish of St Powers., will meet at 54,,,,,,t,.. ~,,„..„ .. tieocie 0.4 o ?abbe Hama, On tile . Esta k te, oa the Wt o doesday the S t,rion sower oiSsiriober littel. , llll two o doe ate, in a i roam pre- repast& from such Persoue ae ere ,be. 10 :/1111 5,000 ' a . , l : ac i ni "." o rr ile , p en ANS Credit of the Rates of the **id Coe- 31 lug 11,001) owl , as ;entreats, Act of Parlimarnt, either by Hands ba so e, , oici hottest at the rate of Five I witid• per Lent. per t on.. - ..... ..... eo...its • - by Anomaly 4:sterotheable, or on Lives, Gs say 4,000. la 7 d r eloo w iener-die( 7•0:11. • L i. 10,41110 ~,tto, pirtiClllllllllo ll, he 101011141, if reqiii:ed, is the is- 4„eloo Numbers. -..-.--•• a , ea autificaliat to Hr. llao,Chtel•&l4 the Cormaimioes. --. FIVE TICKETS OF EACH NUMBER. No 3, 13 0 :l' 4 "" t ' ln the last Lottery, No. 4,40, a Pere.. or go,oool. we . _. THE m olt, WHO HAV E. CHILDREN AFFLICT. •01 . . l at SCst drift so d Cr_ , ..i_ll e ttier avit s lis in siateeu Sixteenth Snares ED IN CUTTING T HE IR TEETH • „Di SIMS INtral tonna , . - r„.:„ JOHNSON hiring obterved, in walk . SCHOOL BOOKS. 1 a l e se rmets the diffirrnt streets hi winking Melt- EleCtisn, Fugues, LITI2, Gonne, Sm. i . A N ....taws of Children reduced glutted to Death's Ile falowing approrq ma erteßisSel tit .',...1 11,44 mere, s.ili the -easy is rutting their teeth, and whom rs .. lie ,e4l h . / J. J. 1.1 q - ‘1.1.V. 22, Peehry, lasedoe. 'bells -At- In Procure bread fur thirosselves; are un- ENtiLtSll. ila: raiiind „,wail of seater their babes suffer, nil ANEW (lEO3IIAPHIC.II..HISTI)RICAL . - • • thei r pryer to purchase • Settle of the AM E- • e.: 11111 A e soogglNG SYRUP to alkviate their toner, ; and en doi eCO Me tt E K ß iC le AL Gudsimdic, sa d pease. • of the Mold. ' I with each tiairersal success in the sale of her ! 6 ' mg or irim daring the space of these years, in restoring several i By %VI LLIVII es riCTII RI E, Esg. stay l Illustrated with a correct Set of Maps, mograved from th ,' " ,.. t.l !:, lken „ w ,.. ll bb p j ° Illye.autholiZtlll:24... recovers , 1,,,, 0ve i.7. ' 27. - 1 - ,;: : most swami Observations and Ikaughts of tiwo g t:t o tor , •"t ' - i; - , - ,.... 1- . . ------ d it i . , - n - i n .T.„ --' ,,... - i„,f r, - -- ; " ,k -- ..„7 - ,,, - ' Teorelees. Is use very large Volume, medium arm. te i:; ( 1 - iirit .' terelltr. -- u - se ' fialitess -- --, - and - inkingroin ' tin - sairM --- On b uusd __tu ;the Moll" , Edi fie s, curn-cte ll ) mid cousielanitl ra..ic teen albeit uf the poor, intends to dist r.bii te anon( e“ r.,..a.i; ion Bottles weekly, via so on Tuesday, and . SUUIIII S.MIIARY of MODERN GEOGRAPHY, iinso.3l • eaierday Confines, from Niue to Tee o'clock, at Yet P No 94, Nees's , ' linnet, Cetforil--trect. CLASSICAL GEOGRAPHY, tieing • second part of . I n. J. here, at the. same time, that persona wk. can j C iai um pr ,"L d rY I , 4 4i :l77 imu rhY " . 4 3 :7:i. e y . 6 - t *ld M°4gru ' a new an i 111 Vetch:ale tic Syrup, wiU not Injure the Pour by I PRACTICAL filtAlCill A PIIY, coetaining • concise vie eg what is intended *sr their relief aloes. e ' of rumor, Asia, Africa, and Am-elca. A faller Deseoptia s • G had of the Promisee*, J. Johnson nod Cc. 9s, s I of the same Parts A •indict Tat,* of the I.ataadt sod Lai gas-.pert, Oxiard - ohoel ; mid ratailei by Gal.liol. giiii .:i.: cif the moat remarisable timer on the Earth.. A em it lii , , \, .kit', Dame-Moiet, Dublin; and if all It.. I t o. Index to VoilotToal History, with relates of the Kings. P ien Urilitiae Yeedgenin Telma:oJ C„orintry o at A. ed. England and France. By J. tleiserm, A.M. Fourth &hoot It am, fur nal) matey wily. ' considerably enlarged, iu one Vol. i imo. 4S. bound. Threrest ef f icacy of this invaluable Medicine hoi highly STUDY of ASTRONOMY, adapted to the Capacities 2 abed its rerelatioo ie every quarter of the globe, by • Youth, in Twelve Fanlike Dialogues, beterecu a Tint ~o as reot t in t catcher of iufauteltises tin grave. . nii•l his Pupil, explaiising the general Morena:nit of ill t pi it e t two to ash for yohowsh American g oot hi o; . Ilcarady Bodies, the Theory of the Toke t ac. Illust rate soli Copper-plain. By Juku Semitone. taunt Laillo i . p. • ss lid. Wend. t pusuc MEN Efl'f'. SUAMARY of ANCIENT HISTORY, from the earlie .1.113 COUGHS. CONSUMPTIONS, A sTiimAs . ser, to the diseolatiu• of the Runiau Emire, A.D. 4; .) AND OTHER PULMONARY COMPLAINTS. W e ails a Geographical lodes, d e s cribing the p aituation of it several countries, cities, rivers, cudinountaimi, the nerve l.llMEM'S VEGE I'AUI.E ESSENCE is 111 of which o-cur i.. am tatary. 1.2. a... 44. bound. I wir lr B °l. r e r tra4leti o w aft o wl Ileell (es ils flaunt •.• Theo enactor asol cumuli te Summary of Ancient lii :..., cm:anise the essential whelks of she most esteem- tory contents the History of the Egyptians, Pbcrdwia• !Worm and Restor dive reerlehlew; and, as • Remedy Aa,5,,,,,,,, eabylonians Moles and Persians, Indians, Gr a fed, , c oug h s , c ousumu ti ous , A st b n vis, anal other Pal- mamas , awl llolllllilS, 10 ' the Inssuluiion of the li..main 1.:: li ,ry Cooplaiets, is easy, *smut, liniment., sad aka- pine, is ey6,-In thin Volume are comprised the gem-r It lll4 SO easy, that a isii.spoisesi, is a dose for a par- outlaws if History, iteressery to be k.“..... iii Schwa:., pr ii fill :rows ; •ii plet•aiel, that it isertal to white wine j 14 .. 0 . 1. 1 reeding the History ...f England 'I ommorem, that it may Witten' to as infant; sea godlike , - I LECTURES on the ART of REA DINa, to two Part, i that disease Aim, as it were, before it. In ell cases, calamine, Pail I. The Art of Reading Prose; Part 1 i., her teent gad slight, or lung steadies sod inveterate, The An of Reeding Verse. By Theresa Sheridan, A. 3 diets art 'rely astouishing, sal almost Wei - edible. Is The %mil, rAillon, I onsu *as bowl Js, 1111 1101'11v. has it e•er faikd to P rr • ce ilin"""t e rolieft PLUTARCH'e LIVES; kasseleted from the origin 4 a rue l'. *ithi '' t I "' reach of medicine, this will taost Greek ; with notes, Critical sod Historical ; and a Life nun pr, the happy means of accomplishing so desir- Plutarch. By Jab's Lanehorae, D.D. sad Walloon Lan an roil. Tliat these ere root the dictates of interested borne, A 11. A new Edition, let • vols. with Carrot tend al Inc, the followiug respectable vouchers, selected from Ailditioos. By the Rev. Francis %Vranken), 11 A. PA ear innehre, will akeimbutiy prowl!-." nt, whose it to. Mont). .' a ' e 6 " ' e l° w ib•elibe'do Isevi"lt feit Ibe WIMPY r ( fit le 111`.11 tRICA L DI A LOG IT ES for YOUNG P ERSO*.% • • Mola r , oVeeetatne Emetics on ourselves, or having beat s o b o th SEXES; particularly designed fur C•e ride. pep iiimenes *in of on others% du hereby carocelly recoil- of echoula. By Mary Hays, Author of Female Diograph .... 4it to the aill.r.trd with Colds, Conglis CA.llllloiuptiusir, A c . A vols. !SAP. 1:s. hOarde. 0 • *I "' 41 4' I :',.L io shin hereby derl ' ut , ' t 1 , 4 he '''".„ e ,E i " YOUTH', HISTORICAL GUIDE, together with l! ' i lia c • r. - - 3 '••••or Coe be•lngskelete so emit eocrio" Fvolences of the Christian Religion, ireerrelieuiling an i • •••• "" '"' l l o l'r .. t to his loebeebklll e and humanity, in mu , d v.wi,:,,,,,.., ti , hi i , , , i fr.,i n .„ ~.i , ,i 4., weiigh. t;oilinticei to History in general, history iif the Jews, Ili ef ei...1.... 4 .,„„,,,,,, , r, ii ,,... . toriral Heads of Greer*, Rowse, and Entaud, asc. By ..t . ol • wow an. cool it fur public st •-r Yo wh ic h will prcetio.k loofa. erten purchasing, Sabine. limo. 411. bosaml. -se 4 ' l ks . •leoereleat intention or r00 ri 0 „,,,, i „ ,e st „, o , ‘ it el ENTORIA ; or, The Ydune I.sillini Instructor, Gnomic to ...nets of charily, is justly entitled to the familiar: Conversations cm mural and ente r -tennis% Subj ect iii. of 14e roliii:i ealeoltled I. improve yaws goals in the irmential as well marina' parts of lemmata Education. By Alm Mute * Ltic r FAS Gnat George- Mr. Shaw, truninitet.maker to °r* r hret. , i 2ino. 3k. 04. humid . to the I" ' boa" o f 1101.IDAYS aiwritten for die Amomement F AR, Tdie. Lambeth Ordnance, li. J. Lion -et.. ~ Mothers. You rs: Persous. By Charlotte Smlers. i 31110. 2s. url. bout %ta t E . r,. _ Hy the seine Author, are. 4. **(- Pacers. Mrs. "'mule aids Hampstead The I.ITTI.E FAMILY; eructs eve the AMMAN SOWIII. ' , ski • sal iiudrectiou sit liiisilt. es booed. li, C.l Witliases %Ir. Phillips, Camomile- EDMUND : A Tale fur Childers. is. 6d. helf.hont sil nog., iihtstret. street, 11.chornet te. Willis, Ha i n, o e pis:. Mr. ni,,z6i..,, gloomier-al, ,I, lA TIts ELE I I6N - rs of REA DING : heieg Select and Fs „A *sons in Prose and Weise. By the Rev. J. Adams. Liu Guceit•sgeare. . I . prii :: is !round, is. ..,•• 'ain. ' Fi g . Rolf ".' Teuhruke t DI. GRAmItATtc4I.INATITI• n Tr.s: or an Easy Iniro-li Adit' Trines. .... s i ••••, I: arlies veal Cc Al %Ir %Via. Chri.t leas, COllllOl. 11111110 Dr . Loritir'• Ensiolt Creamier. By Julio As:,, LL. !ect iter net t. wino pore is Is mild. (16:re, Bank. th 4 ii tririii.othain Pert • 11 ' D o nor,'l' lie It I:ACT' ES .1 HISTIIRY i or, Pk:trues ol Viri 1 14.ey' s e,,,..1,,.. 0 ,,,- . II " -- -.4 „, ftai Jaran. '" earl Vltt, drawn from reel Life. DI 1.. 111. Stickle .1• street, et aye. row. , •Al g•LJ1 , 11111•11e ll' t ° Io M co. bound. o a t 1. J . ) pi a ,... , 1. iiiiw ' ti. '!' -er ' •A s ener'l I sees it , 1-••"1. Not- ei:ELLA NIES in PROSE and VERSE. By al 'Witham Place. Lharlatte- ch.,,,,,,,e. foolscap t,,,, so oil boads. P 31 '1 h -ells Earl. Hol- street, Whitechapri. I •ltsy. Dieu, rimy tenor. es. tin. tweinil. Willi ' n r e "l'"' 1 ;• 1 1: West I.E.T . rEtts sin the 131PROYEAIENT of the %I IN tie. ~sai Pculantoa, Esq. basittaliOd• ' t ie- i' item By the saute Anther • viand oniferusly with the elm , Mr Leigh, RamPate'd tows. fl° ' loop bro es huard;; limo. SS. Od.bouitel. d e • ... •", erden, fit seen- Miesrs. Bond nod Healy, ' • . . .I.in es ' s . FE ENCH. Ohl Compton. bt rect. •• 11 .v. ' Icon genii rtfully informs these who may he i .__ lispos , • Alai gi• de rill...en:re Am. g .e, en particalier de l'/I Oils tare (is-Leger, idito i Wee A brege Jr Is Fable, 12111111. sc. boo :rY Ih' httlh°7 ' P''''''' 4 l'" '“evrei:lo oreleddi that on' ---- Romanic. Ittino. U. bar I. • zruirtlllll,ll.lo I ---.'"'"".. it in•Y be hail to hotness ire • Cans rattle de M. Suseutt. I Imo. ~., , at ~ '.71 . ,2 %!, 1,1, , ? 1. at has hose., It Madden, No. iI, f bar Inured. ''''' :t;:ert ‘d s il e . f . .. - ta l44 ,,r' P . l°°° " th t aar, ; l ' l•ere ll ' th " ne P.m... Clinisice de l'Anii site Entine, I VTIO. 441 honed. ~...,,.,, IL", 1 . ,„ I. Y &ma) Jpi. r, aid he *implied gratis; gibladianue Portetire , or. Trench Eh gam Extract 1 I." 1:.•S•A1. •:, ge,,,. 'fi'l.""n, Cunbill 3 Ilulln" Pc''" Mina, Muy said et de IVIISC. .1 tom. nays! tIVkl. A. estreet ; Mr. Hiatt; Cheap- • Li, ii., ; sod %l e a ses el,. ~o 0,,, 800k5e11er, ',.,,,,. ..... ~....., amid.. ''" . Kee- l i r . Col k . *"' ''''''''" s '''.'"'"'"' lieliwire, par Merintoutel, noneelle edit. Hato. .I'.. tiro i iii ~ . n., 11 . r L eul g 'sl in t , " Cii i r!%tre ". ;: k H husl i . t:l; IMt"r"klrikner! rllde to rummer, Ince de. entices sue IA t If, el ... , EM4I, Mr. Cloth, •It'et, High street. Eorough ;Na d'Esi m :pret ste Pliertre, et de nuevellee Nines, par M. de In '' ':, ':' ' ' lvcd •'Seeel t 31 r• Arli4. o el, IL'elbaiuN"'N' Sitar' ti.. hound. 0 0 Ar. re ridus de Tklearwrie, outivelle edition , int Wit ti ,, . " • cot 11",n't31 11 , 32, Ilayiti•ikcli eirl, li mo. • irochl. 1:w11. 4k. Mound. ^' ..14i t ll a i ~. Ginisali e •Ii: Conlon.. ; isu, Grenade e.„,,,,,„„ e . r aw ' eja h; I 0 ' "tr.""slreni'llf in for Ileuetioe - rettell• 0 it . i les Msores. Par 1'i.....m. Nair u poll,. 4,444rpitte S r . .. r A ,t,. : 1 1 :1 , 0 1, 1 1 / 2 1, urn kat tivisi there bottles, Se•l I. o :4.1y 1...4 .0. i,,, ror NI Ga. I Jam lie. 4 .' 114 .-.• itit. , n th, r , ca ,..",' 1 . 41 " "L'lr' .3g at. 111C4/A.Att 0t IL foe Nat tire ale FEiispirc de Bunk., son* Pierre-le•Grand , • ia„c iee , l iocreshoo o „.„, _____, ,„._ , NI. 1h- Vottaiie. Nouvelle FAllllllll,s..i.:3 , ..t.euwat eorrig.. - IP% be r ''.• -1 ..... , • a rani -I t • C. I. cols- calt,iiara... , , for 1., nu-dirtier. linen -ea ins. I emu. 5, Mm ' ::1,1 ' ; ' ,7 ' :::::17 4 7 1" 4 .. 7 . 'lca 01 . ..mljnoms " Th i :f rl i f l t se first rr. it....w.c d.. t-birlcri VI. Roi de Suede 130111. 44. IWO *l4t4 '" y• 1101. 4 1 .jett of Rtionatieb:C. Lea 1iC7.4 i ea, La Oestrus . ..id de I' impirc day Puree .., 613 AUGUST 30. Pilo PACE SIXPLNCE-11AptPlillit. Mginsoatel. Revd et roirl7fe il'Arrea les 111, illt fleet , edition. de Pins, pee N. Wastudtedeht I 211141.:1 ti.l. bound. 'Remiss de Fiorlon, et.te.tites tk at *tut t.tzes, pour L'Educaliutt de l'Etitaflec, et accosap.apieos des mstee..-.. Par M. de let iac. i into. SS. hoU 0.1._ _ _ this fine chair. The iiierny's cavalry trnifie.iiljr deeltnedlo inert OUTS at the satire, staid after rally• "h t under the ramparts of the place, hastened to MISS, the Cott: " I nthe mean time, the brigade or Gen. Ferey having ulrea.ly out• &Aced the right of the enemy. was on the point of cutting off his retreat, or coin= pelting ham to throw him s elf into Alineida. whet the English General felt the isoresaity of telling . b stk. which he could only effect io great disoider ; for our battalions puneed them at a roman* step, to such a distance as to enable the colognes ales pointed to invest Almeida to execute that opera. tiou without any difficulty. " troops of Ili. Majesty gave a fresh proof upon this occasion, that there is nib portent which can resift their intrepidity. Ail of them perfectly pei funned their duty. " The Euslish sustained a cooed/table loss ha this .•tlOll. Their estaletteonsm. or chief et:Wier, fias been taken, with all bid dispatches; several of which, deed the ?.::•11 and tali, moment the army as iu bill route; that it is irepomiblie to form an ilea of its deplorable coutlition; thait. the Euglisli never were eokagrd sa so brisk nit ad fair sod, in short, that they bad lost 60 °dicers, 44 of wham hate' haat interred is the held of Wide ; 400 rank Mid tile belied, sad quo ',seeded. Among the slain were the Coitutel of the 43d, that of the Ilith Dragoons. arid Major Bosom, of the 52.1. We trive• tuitets from them oue stand of co. lours, 400 men, and two pieces of C 111111911; our tom amounted to clearly 300 killed and sounded. • " On the 25th, Moishel toe Duke of I , ....lchin;en regulated the investwieut of Almeida, mu mi to semi der it complete. lie caused Valverde to.he oecw . - pied, and the English posted ins the Ilefglita in front of Pereira. to be dislodged. On the tG li he sent a detachment in the direction of Piithel, wince it rescued after a march of three hours by difficult roads. The Eiaghsta had withdrawn Isom it et two is the neurniug. It appears that they are cam:ro t:sting at Celorico. " The fortress of Mari& is defended by four Portuguese regiments. It is well provided *shit stores and heavy artillery, and has two Governors, one of them an EllglishlUTUl. The garrison made two minim; on liar ith:h : one, con.isting of 600 in. litany mid Go horse, which sallied upon the division of Loisou. was sleattued to destroy, the houses which are within t:00 tones of the place; the object of the other, cooesting of 300 aniseed 40 horse, which di rected itself upon the tight of Gen. Marchand, was to carry offs few sleeves of wheat lying ueur the suburb: but both r ere repulsed, so as to frustrate the designs Of the enemy. In the tint they lost about 40 taro, who were shut with our pieces touching their breasts. We lo.t only two men of the legion of the South. Bat the garrison tried a third sortie to carry off the Same oheaves of a heat : it did not seemed better than the preceding attempts. We took from theca one piece of cannon, and killed a few of their men. The object Mall these sorties seems to indicate that it is nut so well supplied with provisions as with ate tillery. "1 hove the !teams tshe,witkrespeetfulsegerd. your Highliess's moat humble and obedient tervaut. " Marshal the PRINCE of Enid ffG, • Comassuder is Chief isif Ike Army of Portage% " Salamanca, July ass, Is to' " MASSENV . ROUEN. ALG. 111, As it is probable that the late decrees of His Mr jeey, coisceroing the importation of namafiiitieres stud Cololliil produce will occasion the snivel of considerable quest ' sof these articles in the port of Rouen, and afford the merchants antoppottuntry of enjoying the adsontaged of the foreign depot there estahlishe I, the Director of the Castoms in that city thinks it necessary to remit's' the met chants of the conditions on which this depiit was granted by Government, and to apprise them that Ise will allow no foreign articles to be lodged in the depot, unless the forum required by the third ar ticle of the decree of the 3d Pluviose. year 11,shall be obsterid. Ratak. .I...uvres tie) avec Ira Jugerneaa de La Ilarpe, ►ur Ira Tragedtes et de nouvelles Notes rirAni:aaticale., par NI. de hr. ieee. 3 UMW 121/10. los lief. boards. Mani de Is inlilietheque Penance, eel Prose et se Vera square I dao. as. boatel. LATIN A GRAMMAR of Ike LATIN TONGUE. By J. Jotted, Arthur of the Greek Grommet. ne. buttitJ. This tiraminir, it is presented, Alibi a it is mlapted 14 the s.. of the most Itoisi'ilc knrae►, by its simplicity. precision, anJ br sit y, is, at the same time, calrolsteil to 1111.-rt.l the philosophical teacher, by the uoteby Abel surolity of its priocipit a. The ELEMENTe of the LATIN TONGITE, with el the rules M fur the more re.i.ly improve:stem of Tooth. seems. FAjlioa, imlxnr.J wol corrected. By the MT. Robert Areetstroo: Price boos& 1.1111 HIST. liy Hooter. i rum. is hosed. C I.AVIS ClCelthiS (ANA tit; Intt.cn Reruns et V.V. uta Pladuluveu.eritiei iu Opera Gectvnie. Ist. beards. lIENIORAIIILICW, Lib. IV. •ease Ad lA. 111. Cap I. luterp. Nuys tiugsnvit, at you. kcit Go:ielinus A. Coll VS. Trinalall . 4 10.11ler Trztus *mud defisit, cent Yarita Lectinasbun Zebneidere. we. gs. beards. SIUMIciI, AuGusT 11. The Conmis‘inners for car,ying into ezetinios the thirJ article of the tre4ty respecting the cat. eon of a corro.lershle part of the Tyrol to the king.* (Iris of Italy. atisetaililt-11 at Itolrmo on the 7th of June, a1t,.1 they fixed the hie of demarcation.-.- The prusiticrt redesi by Boveri contain a meta. Lion of between 240,000 and 300,000 mill*. RIGA. JOLT es. . . _ Her Mnje•ty the reigning Empress arrived here the day before yesterday. The populace took the hums 11011 her c irriage, and drew her tu the Palace with repealed hoer:whs. She honoured with her presence, in the evening. • ball given by the nobility. She vet. off at noon to-day for Mittan s from whence she will procuel to !amen, fur the advantage of sea-bathing. MI% AVG. 13. Ou the 30th July, the King of Sweden addressed a letter to the Dirt, requiring them to form a se. cret comnalttee, to which he would impart his in. 'cottons relative to a Successor to the Throne. GAZETTE ItXTR 'ORDINARY OF THE SPANISH REGENCY. NDAV. AUG. 5, MO. INTERCEPTED LETTERS OF D. M IG V EL ARANZA. MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS. " MOST EXCELLIST Sin-1 am informed by M. CON, a Firuch Officer. who was formerly em ployed in tlir service of Spain, afterwards peened to that of Partugsl, and now is with our ancient King. D. Carlos IV.. under the name of First Equerry, thst that Pnuce has, in hie misfortunes, obtained a grr at melioration, which has enabled bun amply to provide himself with every thing. faille sm.. that lie lives quiet and contact in his private hie; but that the Queen. Mavis Louisa, is . . • , not io the same disposition; that she continually I gives sufficient 'narks of het agitation and &scone 1 tent ; a ith aii sire of expense es formerly. They I melte ev,ry nontfi 490.111110 her% which ate set)? Af-1,,A (SI r lO. P\ : 1 .3j7 46:Larni r _ FOREIGN IN IRLLIGENCE. FRENCH PAPERS. FARM AVG. 17. LETTER FROM HIS EXCRI•LP.4CY THE. PkINCP. OP i.sil INC. 13 IHS stAcm F. HIOHNE*4 T. 1.41!C: NEVITILITLI., MAJOR-GEHL:SAL. . . Sin—All the accosinte wlitch I have rereived asatotitteeil that the Ettglish army were making a vett/evade inurement ; a reconooiliing was ordered and executed rot the 21st. Marshal the Duke of Elchingen directed General Loomis to aesemble at Gallego , ; 3900 'ten or his divt-ion, the light cavalry tinder tite.drilers of General Tredliortl. and • few . pieces of light Artillery; and ordered him to march at two o'clock in the ttttt rotng in the direction of Fort Conception, by way of Villa del Puerto, Cas• tillego, rind the C4-as. The Guaeral. at the letter point, fell in with the eln•lnt. who Iled at ap proach. The Euglieli cirairy, however. seemed &spiled to defend the high plain nn which Fort Coaceptiou del... General Treilhartl charged sind drove them hefare him in so spirited a manner that the enemy were compelled precipitately to abandon the fol. w•thont having time to tire all the suttees *which th-y had formed. in orde: to blow up tie winkr. Three of the chastisers reinaiii eo tire, but these eauvis were set tire to have de.troyed the ham-work and several halfnioons. Aln.ter of the high plain of L•v Conception, Ge net. d I. neon had, in the next place. to ascent am the position of the enemy's army. lie directed lie •urr.d Treilliard t o tutu the village of Val de IA Mills, at the seine rinse that he made General Si mon attai•k it in front. General T►eilltu►sl, by his dislodged the enemy's infantry and ca. *airy posted oil the left bank of the Townes. and cour;oelled 6.) horse placed on the rood to Almeida to retre,t. Th- enemy, in his retreat, abandoned lOMT- sharp.nhni.te•s to tie, who were cut down with our satires, and he fell back anon the alaris of that frtrem. Ile then rcturtied with two battalions of iafaiitry, three pieces of cannon, and ab.int Itsoo It nee, and drew up on the left of the ravine which 'emirates Val de la Nliila from Alnreido: hut the three regiments of light cavalry. under the orders of General Tiellhard, marched egainst him with an assurance whleh speedily dscid•A his retreat.--• The left bank of the ►•wine was immediately oc cupied. *nitwit flushing un too fir, in order not •crsaarrly tip atiract the fire of the place, within gun-.hot of which we were, and under which the COraly a... Med desirnus of drawing us. In cou.e. riuruce of this retrograde movement of the English, the right was ut 14 Cittasda, and their lilt ex tended toward. 0 I tensed Almeida to he invested. The greater part of the troupe Al the tith c••rps were meeinbled wish this view at Fort d• la C •eptiou, and de bauched Irons Val de Is Mule on the ttlth, at six in the illumine. The brigade of light cavalry, com pes••d of tire S l regini-iit of hussars, and the 15th clias.eurs. under the orders of Geiierul Lainotte. suil preceded by a battalion of besieging chaaseurs, opened the march. It was followed by the 15th red iSth dragoons. conirnanded by General . General Montbrun directed the movement of this holy .if cavalry. •• Tim division of inter.. ander General Loison, form.-. 1 in two columns. It was supported by the division of Merniet, at the head of which marched the loth dragoons, and by three regiments of in f nor. of Marchaild's division. itlersk..l thy Duke of Elchingeo, n► prism. directed all Ilse inurement*. •' The advanced guard of the English coinmaiiihil by Li•!ut...Gsdl.ral Craitfurd, con ..isird of 1.000 avairy and n.utin hammy, occiipy ing the position to the right of Almeida. lii blot itifautry and several squadrons of hussars formed the prigs in 'dearer, and on the flanks of that for tress. The attack on the pint of our troops was 1 , 11;4mo% and made to the best order. The enemy defended the grouud, and kept up a brisk fire of musketry ■nd field-pieces; but they were tumors. bird, driven from their posts at the charge. and with out the least hesitation. General Craufurd, after p:aciii.; all .1.6 divisiou under the gnus of the place, Omagh' tl'at ce would take up a position without daring to attack him in so formidable a p o st. Ile was psutectrd by a reserve on the heights o r the l e ft bank of the Coe; but four columns marched direct for the elgriv, cod closed with them with the grea'est lilt ep:dity. without roaming their (i.e. That of toe fortress. though badly encontgh beratne cittreinely brisk at this moment. 't'l►e 3.1 hussar-, supported by the rest ui :ti• car.t!ty, charged the English infantry at the urns ►abred ■ gnat number of them. The ground. h o wever, was •n difficult. that it was iris. p•stinle for Cie rust ‘f our cavalry to take vat in /kw 'Cum Lou- !WWII, 1\ D. 'burl. His. bumf. vtlk