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V .---- -- i - - `T. W•WrlytMlf7, w VI/M1 17 '777 7 ' 1 - I. mumps" 2030. FOURTEENTH T 131 E. THEATH. E-ROY A HAY -MARKET. THIS PRESENT EVESING, July '25. AI be performed, a New Play, in three 70:1S (interspersed with Music), called, THE FOUNDLING OF THE FOREST. With entirety Nair Seemery, Urasset, and Decorations. The Chmacters by Mr. Youox, Mr. JOINS, Mr Eyre, Mr. Farley, Mr. Liston, Mr. Grove, Mr. Smith, Mr. Noble; M ra titan, Mn.s Liston, Mrs. Davenport, Mrs. Glover, sec. Ice. Characters in the fleece :—M r. C. Diion, Miss Johnston, Messra. Garbuis, Goodroan,Grallt, Hope, Wells, Wells, a. ; Mesdnm. Barret, Cranfirld, Chapel, Ryan, Stokes, Wells, Sze. The :Muter, incidental to the Play, composed by Mr. Kelly. After which, the Dramatic Entertainineut of THE ; OR, A TRAGEDY REHEARSED. Dangle, Mr. Eyre; Aimee, 'Jr. Holland: Sir Freffel Tk eery, Mr. SI athews ; PutY, M.. Jones. Mrs. Dangle, Mrs. Ihrenport.----Tmedanis . Lord Hurlei4h, Mr. Waddy ; fl.r Falter Raleigh, Mr. Nod& ; Den F e rule, Whiskeraudns, Mr Liston. Tilhurins, Mrs. Liston. , Public are most respectililly inf.wmed that the ro Pluy of The Foundling ..f the Forest sill lie repeat ed . re. y uveniat till further notice, except Thursday next, when will be perftirmed, the Play allot. Africans ; previews' In tl.e Play, the Drausadc Piece, called, Seeing is Relieving : and titer the Pie), (by Ormission of the Proprietors of the Idr Tliestre-R•ival. Curent-gardeo and first time try this evinpany) Ow Farce of Is He !Irina*? A New Mus:cal R 041111 KC is in rehearsal, and will be speedily produced, with new seetwry, dresses, end dew &tan:J.—The Music composed by Mr. lisbop. THIRD TIME. THE ENGLISH OPERA. LYCEUM THEATRE. BY AUTHORITY OF' TUE LORD CHAMIIER,I.AIN. / !PHIS PRESENT EVENING, July 25, will L by performed, for the third time, • New Opera, ill three acts, called, THE RUSSIAN INIenSTOR; on, THE SIEGE OF SMOLENSK°. The Overture and Music, entirely sew, composed by Mr. Addison. With New Scenes, Machinery, Dreams, ice. Pugatscheff (the Impostor), Mr. Raymond ; Taw (Go verniw of Smolemokol, Mr. Moyle; Cstaael Risher& Mr. Philipps; Ogee, Mr. Smith; Lowrighrds, Mr. Pennon, Luarad, Mr. Hues ; Risks, Mr Wow, Torun Dm Theatre. • Royal, Glaegow, being his 9d appearance at thin Theatre). Ailelns, Mrs. Moantare ; Kosse, Mrs. Bishop , Lasint, Mrs. Orger. Atter the Opera, i3th time, a New Gland Flatlet, called THE NAbllli; OR, THE INDIAN LOVERS. With entirely New &marry. Dresses, soil Elecurations. Miris (a favourite Sultana of the Nabotsi, Mee Pegg ; Tarim (Nabob), Mr Robert; Hossein ',Costidaitt of Turner), Mr. Grieve ; Dancer Master Noble ; Selini, (a Young Warrior) Muesieur Nom olin Arpasia, (a Young Indian) Miss Lupien; Zerhalli, ( Esther of Arpnen) Mr. Boulanger. The New Opera of The Russian Impostor ; or, The Siege of honolensiro, was received, throughout, with unanimous acclamations of :initiative, aid wilt he repeated retry eveuinl )iii tut titer until.. V4VXHALL. Coder the Petrawage ed hill Hovel Highness the PRINCE of W'A LE&. /110-NIORROVIT EVENING, Jul• 16, will be a .1 GRAND GALA, and Exhibition of FIRE-WORKS. —Admission. .t.. Od. blatiltrMALL IIIAiIUNG MATCH. rIIIIIE Annual SILVER CU*' unit COVER. AL given by dre Pmprietors ut VA CI IR ALL GARDENS. wiN be SAILED for on WEDNESDAY, August n, I.y Gentlemen's Pkissure Routs, not exece.ling to Tous. N.B. For Particulars umuwe alit. Roberts, Bout-builder, Lambeth ; a here Rusts wearied to start must he entered un a before ErgleteClurk in the Evening of gatunfay, July tg. Ebt rtttob .., TN 1807 and 1808 Capital Prises shared. 14 .1 HORNSBY and CO. 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Jail published, in three volumes, peice us. in boards, HISTORICAL 131.1.1,0(11YES tor YOUNG PERSONS of ROTH Grans ; particularly design• ea for the Elder Pupils ceSchools, fur the par pose of inapir lug thews with a taste for History; awl colivincoig them, that in its rewords may be foetid eharacters ofniereteal hero. ism, and situations of greater tateraM o Ahnsimist W be met with in the !sages of reniaticeaud by MARY HATS. Autkor of Harry Clinton, a Talc fur youth, &c Printed for .1. Joh:won, im St. Paul's Churchyard; J. Mairman, in the Poultry; and h. Tamil, New Road street. Character of this Work from The Monthly Review or April last To select from the east mass of History such portions se are likely to interest youthful minds, anal to answer such • questions as young persona would naturally ask on hearing them related, is a commendable idea; and to these objects, which the author has ably accomplished, era also added, several very earful philosophical 1111111111C8. The historical part is well written, the dialogues are a* supported, and the remarks are judicioas. Altogether, therefore, a valua ble work fur juvenile sndentaodjog la here prfaluced." This dap are published, in 00. prier JSI 1304144 -9SSAYS on PROF EtiSiON AL EDUCA- TION, is eight Chapters : t. On the Choice of* Pro fession. h. On Hie Clerical Profession. 3. On the Military and Mood Professions. a. On the Medical Profersotou. 5. On the Education of a County Gentleman. U. On the Pro fossil* ai the Law. 7. On the Education of • Statesman. S. On tie Education of a Prises . By R. L. EDGEWORTH, Esq. P. R M. and M. R. I. A, bre. Pruned 6w J . JOlll9OO, St. Patlrt. Cherch-?ani. Where way Lie bad, by the sane Author and Thu Edge co. tb, I. PRACTICAL EDUCATION, in three volume. den. 10P. 2. POETRY explained to YOUNG PEOPLE, SIC 6.1. I. TALES of FASHIONABLE LIFE, three volumes, Its. 2. MORAL TALES, three Tritium., los. 6d. S. POPU LAR TALES, three volumes hrs. 4. 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On the hluial Influence of History. a 09 Natural and Mural Philosophy, and the propie manner of Philsisophisiug in both. g. Qn Imitation and Fashion, ke. kc. lI:,•GLORGF: WALKER, F. R S. Late Professor "(Theology at the New College, and Preni dent of tht Philosophical and Liteiary Society at M no chester • Author of A Treatise on the Sphere, and on Cuoie Sections. Printed for J Johnson, St. Paul's Church-yard. Tina day are published, pi it e 98. in hoards, y Err Etts addressed to OISIIOI'SKINNER, of Aberdeen, On his Vindication of Primitive Tenth and Order. To which is prefixed, a Preliminary Diiirouree no the resent State of the Controversy concerning Eerie- : aimiscal Government. Dv PATRICE MITCHELL, D. D. Minister ,if Kemeny, Aberdeenshire . Printed fur J. Johnson, St. Paul's Church•yard, mil A. Brown, Aberdeen. This day are published, in one vol. giro , prier ps. in buordv,. IKSSAYS on the PliOOF of MAN N JL UXI FUTRE EXISTENCE . 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One ghillies pis mile per Chaldrim, off the stones. at:Nov.4T ED HEALTH. 1. T has break too frequently Ow subject of . just gcnrcal reprobation, that men. dertitnts of the de ments of tho medical art, have offered thrtinicle , s as candi dates fi.r politic petronage in the pieffessows of physic. For the purpose of doing jiiitire to the result of our st u di es and isiprr3eitee, and to privent its from brine clsr rd amung those emptirsre, whose impudent pretensions have, olifint.inately foe society, beta too faviiiirahly received, or beg leave to admen, to the liberal awl enlightened, a faithful statement of oar permits and acquirements. After having received a regular medical education, as the pupils of Messrs. Gi Metal sod Bliaard, whom tailor.. and prarti,es we carefully at teuded, as airman and Sur i ceous id the London Hospital, we enterril nurativea as ittia+lll► la that justly.eedebcili school for iardical accpairemeots, the Royal Cull, ge of Eilin biligh, and sere Metro ted in the different branches of Antony, Aargery, the theory and practice of Physic, Clic. wintry, Midwifery, Botany, lie. Sic. lc. by tl-.we foliose* professors, Drs. Moore, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Delean, and Rutherford. We trust we shall net be deemed pre sumptuous in saying, that our proficiency god arquirement, are not inconsidersh'e Having fur a Ion; aeries of years made certain complaints, and the various diseases of DE BILITY, the particular object of our studies and practice, St will, we hope, he altos eil,that we have acquired superior knowledge of their began...fit and cure. In slight and recent cases of infection, a perfect ft-establishment is completed in the short period of two flays; and in those of the utmost bl eep:racy, where other practitioners have failed of success, a proper per-errimice u, our plan of treatment &mores to the patient a sate mad radirsi cure. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the effects of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes, there are Nose more alarming or son distresshig those deficiencies and debilities which fre q.:idly prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. To such peoris It must be a cutiliOlittg rellectiote to know, that they may now, by a new soil infallible mode of treatment, be re stored kr that greatest Mall human blessings —a strung, man ly, and vigorous constitution. lu all eases of debility, front 111/taking( COW arialag, as well as iu enary species of a err t.,s4 isfecttoo, we may he consulted by patients of either g '` , with the greatest secrecy and homier. Hoots of rms. • sonatina at home., front tee to three, add from six iu the evens. inA till tea et night. Plitiornbi in the country ere requested to state the partien- Imo' of their maw, age, and general habit of litre*, he. Sae. 'miming a remittance far advice sod niedicioss, what the r.iirse will be given or sent to any part of the kiegdoin. To ii,sare that secrecy so remodel to our finitertal.tie, the p , tage of letters may be added to the account for mediesties. R MIX mid CO., Surgeons, No. Rattan-peslem. FRLNCH EPISTOLARY CORRISPOS DEN( F. Tins day is pub:islred, In I tow price as. bd. huolul, fur the itse id &Imola and Private Learners, the Second Foli • turn of j E NEGOCIANT UNIVERSEL; nu, Ile ■rueil de I..rttrer orixiaates tk ('.,lnnberve, ecrites par in aneilleur-x ilaiauee de Rasta, Hoglund., Anstmerre, Fraace, Esraue, Portugal, Allemagne, Italie. Tommie. Le. Ourssire proper a emir de snuikle • one Corrretpoodence rominerricl utili• sox Nigocians, 31arrheada, Co.,*,m dc. A l'osage de la dreams( Augluisc, qui se destine au Coni• ISICYCC. Par tiVILLAIJALE KEE.G4N, Nl:iilre de l'Aeadrinsier, Manor-house, keassingtem, et A uteur da rlastrorteur " Consomme.' Pfiraseulo. gy" and Cuitk le Useful knowledge," de. • Sold by Roomy, Bruedstrcel ; Loograost, Horst, Rees and (tune; apd Cu. Seisesomms.r. •,,• The Monthly, Aati•jaeubithlitmden sea Critical Re yrith otbeis, have p elbowed the eurxe the beat cal culated of any Puri: extant, trremoder Ckrits and Merchants svutaintad with the .• al Presets epistoler, style of Com• coerce, sod it to ha us the twofer of every ildlircantile limn.: Macy aim ~..commend each thiboolseopiores youth tbf titillates, to took, est ui it. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FRENCH AND DUTCH PAMIR& --•••• lIIINGEIII, JULY 10. At seven o'clock this evening arrived here, Lieu tenant-Colonel Count Beroldiugen, His Majesty's Aide-de-Camp, dispatched by His Majesty the Emperor and King to bring u. intelligence of the ' total defeat of the Austrian army, under the Arch ' duke Churles. After the entrenched village of Enzersdorf had been carried by assault on the sth iruitant, and the left wing of the Austrian army, as wall as the greatest part of the entrenchments, turned, • vio lent cannonade commenced on the 6th, at break of day. About two o'clock iii the afternoon, all the entrenched villages were tilten, mid one of the enemy's columns, which advanced from Aspen to attack the left wing of the French Army, was cut oft; and the enemy retreated• on all sides. The number of privoners and pieces of ord nance taken were not ascertained at the time of Count Beroldingen's departure, because the re spective returns had not yet all been received, hut it must be very considerable, aod the consequences of this victory, one of the most signal triumphs which • the Emperor Napoleon ever obtained, are beyond calculation. At the lime when Count Beroldingen lett the Imperial Head-quarters, they were at Deutsch Agivint, in which pl ice, on the preceding day, were those of the Archduke Charles. The A u.trians are retreating in the direction of Bruins, tieing cut off from Hungary.—(Royal Amsterdam Comsat of July IS.) CASSEL, JULY 5. The following (liilletins have been published in this place : IMESIIIOI, JULY 2. The Austrians, who, at the beginning of the in vaMin, observed the strictest discipline, and whose whole conduct was conspicuous for regularity and :leratiom on their Aught at once unmasked them selves. In Letpsic they demanded a heavy ennui bution, hut were prevented frost leryinit it by the sodden arrival of General d'AllAgnac. Front Dres den, th e y c a r ri e d otf -2n waggutiii, laden with pic tures, precious *meter, &c. JULY 4. His Ntojesty left this wiry at eight o'clock this morning; Ins head-quarters will this evening be established in Friedberg. Colonel Thielimusis marched. yesterday from hence with all the Saxon troops, and a Westpha lian regiment, in the (hire, ton of l'eterivialk. The A --10tOrask..lave 1 - .10-idea int.. Bohemia, with the excelition ai the envi•• • ommussled by the Dole of Brunswick-Orly, which his 'lterated from D'"N 'S celebrated ANT I B ILIOUS PlLLS—These Pills have long obtained a just eds. brit, in the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr Deem, A putbeeary ; and from their great success ia many obeli ate Bilious Disurdets, on numerous patients of distinction and others, particularly the Duke of Bedford, Sir George War ren, Sir Unwary Page Turner, the Dowager Lady Say sad Sele, the Viscountess Balkeley, he was persuaded to user then, to the public, untie, the approbation and sautes of their names. The followiad is a ppre if of their efficacy " Deal Castle, HaverfOril Wlst, loath Wales, Feb. es, lOC,. "Captain Lloyd presents his compliments to Mr. Dime : although nut preerraally acquainted with him, would take it as a favour, if he email sand him tourer tier hosed of his Pills as soon as he possibly can. M she bar Away.: used the Medicine, is now preguant, and very unwell ; for the great serener they have been to Mrs Lloyd, as well as to Colonel Bebop and 'Obis family, Capone Lloyd feel. it his duly to recommend the Pills wherever he goer ; he malty thinks, if fir. Dixon would appoint some persons as venders iu this county, it would be • benefit to the community." Tha Pills are fvnd to be en incomparable remedy for re. storied the tune of the stausach, for tiring for preontiig crudities, and their cousequeut disagreeable eruc tations and fatoleneies. They prevent habitual and ter - pavan eastiveaese, sick beaa-achea, sad heart.hare, is occasioned by pregnancy, sad a debilitated stomach, wk.. timer arisiug from the acrinnsey of the redundant bile, seam perste diet, or drinking to excess. field wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheap. side, comer of Pateritueler-row, London ; Baxter, Edin burgh and Glasgow; sad retail by most (sundry Venders, is boxes at ds. gal. and ha. each, awl family boars at :its. each. r---. ',,!.,•), t VIX,PENCIPMALIPIPENII Y. . keichtedrich, probably with the intact.** attecknig Hod: PARIS, JeLY 11. . The attack of MOntjoy, *hich may be core.. tiered as the eitiidel rff Geroni, has commenced, after the taking of the three reilimbts which Aye fended it. Notwithatairdisig the difficulties of the ground, which is leVrtlf where a herd rock, iret necessarily retarded the operations, a battery of mortars was, on the L.tiithr I° a Oat ° t o lire. Tv , . other batteries of cannon began td tire ou the teeth, and continued vigoron-ly to !ratter its brew*. A i %iedent storm, which 'wok piece on the . 2911 1 ,11 . 01. lowed by .rival others, sod coidieued runt', heeler retarded the completion of the works ; brit n is et., pi vied that, by the nth of Joky, at the lateat, the batteries will be ready to tire, and 'it ts pmtr able then that within twice , twenty-fern hoi••si af4; practiealrie breach will be effected; and the e..tpt. • leer of die ipliwe mast speedily follow by surrci.- der, or otherwise. Menlpy once i.e our permea tion'', Genera iney be considered as takeu.sini this ire the opinion of the Spaaiards themselves, as is snake' deadly proved by lettere, which the besieged beet' tielnivoured to ceuvey to their Georrul-iis-Chief, Make, awl which have been intercepted by our , advanced ports. They solicit the succour which is unable to give, as may be seen by the report ad dressed to Ins Excellency the Miniater at Witt, by General !euchre, Consinander-in-Chief of the Sir corps in Antigun. 71APLLS, JOLT 1. I The appearance of the Anglo-Sicilian fleet Ira* • • afforded the Neapolitans au opportunity of maid.' fasting snore and inure the good disporation nhich • animates them. There reigns to the capital such security, such confidence, that although the enemy • is at its gates, and though he occupies the western` road of Naples, the public works, even on the sea-shore, are as much frequented as they could he in the midst of the moat profound peace,— The lower dairies share this patriotism with the others—thst which above all augmented the Sent., red confidence, was the circumstance of seeing they , • Queen, ut the very moment when, only a f e w wino from the coast, the &lentil) spiadrou engaged our Ingatei the Cetus, calmly promenade the shore with the Royal Family. This sight tregnently ofered• to the politic, confirmed in st more and mere the feeling of perfect security. The enemy is still iii the same positien, and in I the same suite of tuactivitr ; our brute felle , vl ,'e spair of seeing him land. The ardour of our troopey is such, that Use re„•emeut of Lamer d'Areergioeb• and the 10th French regiment of the hem, we withstaeding the dia.:elute of the reed, urea the excessive herb, which bas preen ed, *. formed, in one day. a esevois of nertatles, 'nthe fear of not arriving in time for the heat possible attack. The tort of helm, with its little gar alpha, lipping it *ovens resistance to the enemy. The iseekie bee. Ise rbatilit that General Coteries, who miseturinstrilh will on • this monies mainline the hastens of his anetrators. • M. asiesee, Captain of the (.'efts, has been asp. pointed Cepitaine kranserie, wed Cominairder • • of the Royal Order of the Tow Siei lies, se • rewired of the bravery end drill with which he sustained the glotious action °film 47th ult. All the °Seers the frigate has Iseenlirorneted. in cesisequeebe of the orders of the King. Grime ral Partnimeane mulched *osn (7alabrisonth ',pert • of the forces usher Ms command, to prevent a tie- ' barkatiors which the enemy's fleet by its manoeuvres appeared to wish to make in the gulph• of POillith tor. His Majesty, hating been informed bv stihsee Tient advice*, that the enemy had landed three ferments in the neighbourficad of Scylla, with the , apparent design of' besieging it, ordered General Partonneaite to return by forced marches to attack the enemy. We expected intelligence of event* from that sidv,hut the telegraph has just sienna need' that, at the approach of our troops. the enemy re embarked precipitately, leaving valiells Military ethics.' iu the situation they had 'momentarily or.:- copied. (Here follows a Decree, dated June in, cools= eating the property, of whateyer description, of the Newilitans, who hare emigrated with the ancient Court.—eMonitear, July 13.) LITTER rave ALICULT, TO BIS IXCeL LEXCT t strecs - rEa AT trut, exile Astaire, JUlti; 19, 1609 IdesurrienEOß—The battle of Saragossa had delivered - that Capital, mid forced General Blake ' to retreat ; that of 13elchite. changed his retrain into a rota, and 4liverod Arragou fiom his pre sence. On the 15th, night had put an sad ro the pursuit ; on tte Itith. the enemy halted at Boteri ta, whence lie sat driven, and continued his re* treat. " I went in permit of him on the 17th. Ovi oar march ire peeked up yen sharp-shooters of Mutter, am ong who m were 43 officers ; some hundreds of niece were killed. I slept at 1m Puebla d' Ai borton. At one in the morning I left my crenp, and presented myself before Seiehite, en t h e loth, at break of day. The ItOtii and 117 , 1 i Regiments hail joined MC. The enemy, al had re-ceived in the night a reinforcetarest of 4,090 mese oecepied the heights. His ceurre was de limited by a first, and protected by the trove. which likts a call eel gates; the left and right a er e behind current:hue-et. and a coal-net, and alumst the whole front was covered by olive-gronirds and vineyards. hotel...riled with rectum. I deprived my columns it the plain ; I rued. a battalion of light ilifantry advance towards the centre. in the olive-grouirils, inciely to occupy the iiraillcura of the flee tly; and while General Hide it iueliatil en the left, in column, towards the heights between i - 7 • 7 , 7 -.-737 /1 • • •: .'~. ;,1 1; . •