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By the same. us ';'ts husrds. 29 The ACA DENIIC SPEAKER; or, A Sr Irerion of Parßamseattary • Debates, Orel ions, I hie., Scenes, and Speer tom, iota the heat 'Netters, 'proper io he re:irl and re cited by Toalk ailichool. • To which are pfs^tilettl, &curvets Illeveshms. triplaiscd aid illustrated by 1 • Ia . c1•, .Ic-sribing I hTEKIVIT. "Wl — br.:oll4TlON A LrGuTFooT a:td I'UOVER, Paper-IleiNing mee:Trecturees, ai Patutat a of Interior Decorate:Jo, Ns. 15, Cliff... A-street. Bootl-stmet, mov.t respectful!, se. paint the Noliiisty sod tivotry, told the Pahhe m gerveal, that Ito Lrvr epvitell tlicirspavious itytiros for the purpose of omoluct.sag the hatitiners ttf Dvevrattro Proothig luta Pa ; pee liass.as.; ; :out to obviate tlw complaint, than small de . ewe. *sus, t. r luminously fiaiialtrd, du mot alwaya rummy • full mad complete itl-a of derraillkr itraaribral, have Sited top an l'Allitotion Homo 6: I arachroa, taut llicy amen t lr.l tv cdsatilay their compositioso. tut:were, as large as I iley tam) Itp nil. Ili'. us, WO, tram the diourustions of theCabenzt to st . ,' o f th e ttttt ; thco: are olisplayto iseitrtt ate. cr dasird.ota,,a, on whirl, limy wok al teaspt an codicil+ ratirty, is every et) te hitherto adopted or k n ow u. G. C.: ..)P ER bo.rurz deroted the greatest part of tt.s doe go the study of ArehtNxteral Onstage, to o ter the first Jilauters, treAs that they Itila he aide 'to ,litre the r deen.s,- divas Witt fosisht d style of classit elersur.e area tor7uresqu4 Idled; •so gratifying i, the wind of tutor , Tittir ..as of 'runtiaoril porousee are founded t e, th,oe hero; the lint *dish, also have ennui in a siesitaiurotertatying, sod lase i.e douht that the piddle irifi be reohly yea:rioted ut' the odeomayr.. derierd from roasultine Civet, without the • listen entiurt allay ostler perr..rsby winch 'kitty is prereettd, sod exptosebated. . Jost paht.shrd, ded;ented by yezatisaloe to the Neal . Noble the M.:moil of Tor'rolietol. Earl Of Leierstrr, Preal- Aleut of the S.,]rty Aotiqoaries of Lecdeet t ha. ke. the lieetr.d Pal let h.li %gall I ECTURA I. It ; ur, The 'fecund St a; e of time nun.' ettclitatc.l AC:lll4ill..e: Pl‘1:+1, Arrinteeture and brolptute is Great Beattie. I:y Ilitorge Cooper. 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Is4.atcli, lETTF.I(7; oto ANCIFNT II :STORY bitint • ii,liraary view the Gnett.t.l Mannar.: arA Caat..cus of the Amps's, llnbplaulan, 111 ,- ' Pera;au, Egyptian, oil Grecian Nations. ky 119' , ) , %VI cm, N. fur Longman, Hut.% !tees, als4 Orme. Pategaos tio.row. Since yesterday tonesiwo tho roomy hat not agornachtal South !foreland; Le or-anon,. %I alrharen, mai 're ratite six or areett batteries, each 'bur porter, on the Stoe.bauk, iu order to defend the !mirage. f. Lear igg General limo., the rare of Mill Irina the enemy, 1 yesterday jororeednd to Bata, taking with . to Catania nf ihngtoorrs, Van I ofFea, a disti..znished•yffioes, "howl I. e atr awl SOD str.nel) pronoun nel w ) lajeaty. w lartelhasoce winch arrived !,estrrde) ertning,sworeancra dud der assday is PveCkl•liog Ter-Vere. Te n or Majerty to 611111.011041,4104 I shall Inks. alt posattde rase to 0 ",,, tally the .oast roe I ~ e n, >mu' . 44 . 11:5ty ha. twee. 1,1.• •I • • L.! ••• • I Line, dnr.ae tier few Lour, Slat e I ttav •• . . • prepared every f•Or V,lTynel on My ablest tastastly to depart fr.,. ton-, " Alarr',al LiUM6ITCJEAI . ^ ingeu-op-Zoot.i, &October 1." A NIIT,F.P. D. 9F. P 7. 7P The follnuiii4 sire the parucrt:arb .*.l the official rc t airt i tn.% the'paeivi 4 e.of intr army from Ura',..nt to tioutlf-}eveland .. itii the 4th iiiht. General ileicirere, jjb .r,,,b, (pismire a late:ligelire V-ittivd, Lie retroticoitriing 41 f..... ~,,!.it toefees, plated hi/shelf a the? Lead of A company it S.iti...:e.:os of the tot rtagissent of Chaaseues, sad a beesslan• •erscailri tlie..s, sad, diiriaz the ebb, awaiting himself of i',.e asiiiiit,e at a Inch die Ere 4 lh.h sta;pa were, waded .ish ho. i i.ots up re their atin•C; :-... ii. the eater, over a posange of tu.ir.. di—. a leseile, anal •ai which the path was very narrow ai.4 foil • bides, natal i•. :,nt of the etream,4.ol the holes to she butt. .•... theseeliesseuis succeeded is crier...et, w.i hoot 144 , 166=. a B ..•‘'• !MIL What iteeeelleell the merit of i1.,,s eutertu se et, the swim sit, andel which they "iris , et rm.:rot:Aloe it precisely at 4 o'clock of tin- nfn union, whcs the ebb was at the lowest; et • which tone a gi.e.tly rempr4 deprived the t dthers irt the kat of Or t rat mot (ort. T!'e short duration of the ebb dirt oot allow n gi ..trr number of girl to wade carer; std the army remained or the shore fir e long time, enemy eon. timing the deterinneor, as the coat iouonee of the storm did sot permit them to pereeire whether the furl dc;elidest tii.elf. "At length, nt seven itt the etrenitsg, the I)utrh daz au seen wav;ag us *ticker. An repress ems then sent to Ast i' weep. 14.0 Pfince,lt.isomfret-Itilltief of the Fermis oreiy, ice. informed of it at erne la the es..niag, and aanotoicest it I at the 'theatre of the cite. " The Chasse's» and Carbiolcrs were received b f the ie - betties's of bathe, with the tosst lively stoniwastratione I of joy, amid the e...atiotted shoals if /..mg sior roe Miw ! 1 General Heiligers prais a the iiit.i , pi.iit ) out *Aloft of Cap . tains Schou/risen and Tabor, as sett .ah of the Lieuteozottl of En4inetts Collodi,' sail W... de tVisterhult. It was *tin t possible tor the little cures to make treat haste, silfralliakti In dalaerl; sad yet .oleliged to end thew ,iitureh, in Com,- iiiienee ol the flow of the tide ; a til , Woeat . ll dries, or ilith.C4- %Joe, would have hems fatal to them. __ . . . " Majesty, desirous t. reereznise Ils• service rcn deeed l these bravo men, and the (tangoes to r.ltic,r they eN l msed theumelvea, without say liLipe of tetreut i ug, sud' Without being iesnotJ by Ilse lumbers of the t.s • who, thei lows, were uir the opposite side of lb* rms., has va s anted them, through General Heifi by esprt,os to him his satiatiction at their °oldster/lc m has gra.t4th piiiiistrtion to the hefalreooraitioned offiecra; mad tarstre-I, that, without distinctive of rack, all thus/'lithos-eve it the det2ebitteat of (suers{ Heilizers, shosid rear ea the !aft stile of the cost an einhroUtereel malice. The sol , !neris aid nini.cumutissitined othiers, gill mg the Cluiva4tr, es joy double pay." i 1 ' , . . - g c 410 r •; • • 41/111P 1"...1, 4 1T Uri° ' '.. 1 .."".. 4 4 4 ,, 4 r 7r: - .:40 0 . 41 - 04 *--..• V ..• Jr.‘ 4 ,71 . .41 \* c ."- • .• 7 14. 4 ..., ~ 7 ''' • ..... :: \ e d , ~,t, ~„, • . A i H . 4 ..arig,..,:1f41- . - - ......? N4va. ..... 44r ...... 1, ....:. .. - PFNCE•IIALFPEN`:Y. Ilt wet , - 1... ..:!,.. f - . By the . oVss w itleult any accident, UI, horses could nut be divetubarked isil 4,1,e sunt..ing of the htli ; stisi, du- lbe ring the usitk, the enemy ..tuusied huuself with stud. ~f es ., ing some ....Idlers in slurps, who heed with nawbetry .„, r i,., upon .our vessels, abieh were isi oh cued tri a hat talien oi the , ~,.h me Al regiment of the line. After the it .a'snlias Laisun, I tient z .. , coin. three town:wire of ehaamennii to take possession of list. town a.. 6,1, of Ter :rues, end I weal thither likewise with Ilajor,lieneral Stedman, Chief of tbe general-gtatf. At sese't ei'etirit we 1eu ..,..„ (ailed nand the ringing of hells, shire the Al later of the TLC lie al Ilorse, and lieutenant-Genera Bruno, one of y , .,,r VI rjesty's m, .... 1 last , Griteruht,callextert hw I.lwpr around Wl - 1114 /4111.1: , 1 1 /II the 11 . . e sins at dev•hreak, the Genera proceeded, watts three B) hatlatio;ss, to Ter Guts, white two battalions were plated Ite- hind the Sloe. di, ~, " During the night, and at "hiy-ltreak. I wait infuirined that • • ..• the hostile force u me eueiroin s i e mut still einis..3....able. tebiliny, - '.." -. %Ve sae, ntli,vsasels, as -s' -11 frigate* us hei: 4"'S '''''''''''r - %IcA.D . , w.thoat I i i eowistingboata, which, from the Inlet, could eut he y' , Bert in the East Scheldt use drawn spat Zieriksee Igairre the ISeeten, aid above by fi.•vesiiiest, • ..,..„ 00 .. elute tough+. were rni,oreii in the West w-heidt, front this- seism to Basra& This bring oar situation, we were sera-•- _____... lOW exposed ; hot 'Own the enema metiers, thatee ai is ' 0. •p the Slue, awl thst oar ritienseli were arrived at 1 . ..1;ew oats- • „ m i t ,. irlyit, obese he 110.J11 in great •uree, he rh,usglat h;inself inure .., L ou . tarmad than we wise; for, during the eve ':11g a - ni night, he ,w, and witloh co on the one side to fleshing, aria ii'l the other be- head Zielikzeir,3od sn the Roinupot. ilI " Whet, our riflemen cone to Elkwnetsilik, the mosey , } e i tt C I i n who 0CC,11. - .1 11141 village retreated, and oar Valtigrtirs milt . .. a ariattaots. Xerjokat Seat arloor toak four Eo4f l :eliaten primmer*, so anal were they eintfussuded. l t: 'i t 11 s i FAVILYRICLE,IY OCTAVO. Titia day is pairltabed, by Ratko* Seholey, 46, Karroroottr• row, watt gcntehowtl sad tritcratan, Ave-Maria-lane, i dun ; and any be bag of ewcry Boolcaciter on town .evuntry ; e. HOLY ia$LE. for the Use of Foc iflasfirtool frytort tiptuarkaugiricroPir aPrruvri intiotaturs, riratosts awl Foreign. The want of a P.ible, snakes is itst4 qII the necessary points of Clear nrinlarv, fine pm:or, extreme seesrricy, a convenient ant sort4ble forts, together with P .elertine of nutty fur funily eke and left must hare los: Intim been Observed. olhe Pahlndicts hire spared neither expe•ise so; attention 1 is censibilw these incrits, and they liner no In ,ita; ion in say ing, that, in the co ;Tastiest of the work, they hate fiilly at tained their and now, with Mae greatr‘t confidence, affix it to the politic, ns being what they profess it. Price is inclinsu awn. it as. boards; royal eve. which I bind in one or ten volumes, 11 tus boat la imperial into. 9; vols. (a splendid book) al. as. koatda. The Bede, is its different craw, may be had bound; a r autity dans is the best manner being always kept. Nu. 4, CORNHI sod 9, CNN/tit NO.CROft•S begs leevi to reittlii4 the PuhliC, that It • the STATE - Lan - ray betties and tioislies Drew uig the Moth NEXT MONTH; Aod it ie the ONLY LOTTIItY that lull he &nen 1111.1 YEAH Scheane is ;xi wetly novel, highly spirriis rd. .anoi the Inure it is knew* the More it is admin.(' —it con tains 4 Prises 1 4 Prixes....of... L. 2,000 4 l,OO Ol 2 l,OOO 14 of so o, Sec. ;:e. The whole of which will he dectidcd in one DAT; there f.re a %wetly pnrchawe is necessary, whikt Tickets 44 Shares may to 1.e.& mu great variety at the above old est*. bl:shed Others. PERSONS in the COrNTRY May be supplied, the same a. if present, o r sending their orders (pint or r.i.-risr paid' sero.apsoitil with gaud hilts, rash, bank soar., or poet-dice °Oars, to either of RIVAS' Offices to Loadoe, No. 4. COUNHILL, or 9, CHAR)NG-CROAS. NEXT MONTH QW/FT and CO. jottit Colit.:4ctor. with Governs ► nest foe the Present STA'rti LOTTERY, respectfully inform the Pablit, that Tickets and Shares are on Sate in f r r e,t vqpi , ty, aitlitir Olken, No. It, Parallel, Na. la, tiran ;;., cams, and No. 3 1, Ahlgate Hizh-strect. 11,4 Zetienir of Ibis Lottery is entirely stew. and has hither to received 111... mist unqualibed mutantration ; there are only soon NitsdUare in the Lottery, and the whole will be DRAWN IN ONE DAY, The itoth of next month, alien the following Capital Prizes oast be distrilurted among the furtuuste purchasers, vim ,•••••• . _ 4 of 5010. I s of • ..ad. . 4 of 5 ^, WI. 13 lle.oles the inferior Prizes of Icul. 521 usual. . . - This Lottery 11i , J presents the opportunity, never before offerea to the Public, of gainmg the immense sums of ao,oool huomol. or so,orsol by the purchase of mu: Number only. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCS. FROM THE DUTCH PAPERS. AIIiTIZDAII, SEPT ! H. The following reports have been received from Manual Durooncesu,Ceramantler-imChief of the Dutch army in Brabant and Zealand:— n St a [—The infantry antler my command arrived here yes terday eveniug, at five, (at %Ve•iieldinge), and immediately afterwards a Lettalion of eliasscitni proceeded to Ter Goes, which the enemy bad hit at ei;ht the precedia; taunting.— To-day Lieutenant-General BMW took the fenlow Ma posi tion ! the 3,1 regiment of the line is at Wemeldin;e, awl watches the eneuty'a intivenicuts in hetes, and the whole law along the Eat.. Scheldt berme kallendyke; the rd rep ment peesien.ex the of Ter Goes, and has the guard of North Breland, with two complusies of chawseurs ,• the Ist regiment of ehassrurs occupies Neer-Armelothorth, Nitre, and Raisehtad; guards the Sloe, and the whole east coast of the Scheldt, films the Slur to Hotdtcoschureh; the Lieute nant-General Bruno has fin tificil biased( at Ter Goes ; the bison are to take a position in the district of Ter (Sees; and the whole line of fore-posts is filled with uumerous 111.• truly. while the artillery shall he quartered in ieserre him' Ter (ilk.; the fortress of is tempted by the Pith regimeist. The enemy has nut yet evacuated Waldaerts i , hat every thh.g anowinues that hr will not drip almodmiln Zealand; for Le does not work at the hat tcrie4, awl .t is iota gined that lie is embarking his heavy bazgagc. l adtl a lint of the ettenays ships now la sight. I received the same nt Ter Goes, at eleven o'clock, where I attest the night. It is possible, hefore night, there may he suaae farther movement. " Yesterday some Freach pinnace, arrived at Fort Bathe, but afterward.' proceeded again to Lally. 1 huuw not whe ther the Freseh army has made a movement. Tire cons irmaicatioa with the Priem de l'unte Cureo i. become lUD, 41 I difficult; and this is eertarun the reasuu why l have re. melted so auewer to my letter of I;te 4th. "The M; 111.1 of Holland, DV M0NCE.11..." " At the Chapel at Ter toes, the nth of Stpt " ia the atirsio.itt • (Ifere follows a list the V1 . 11..1%, übserted, 3ntoant tat is all to Br.I'ORT.FROM 3(.4r,Strl DUMANCEAU, "Mist. —Furl Bath: wan then on the 4th, ),,or "Jajesty's snalserssey. This eliterp:'..e appears In hue the greatest satomehment to the retest the surer t proceeded to Ilergen.op Z4iollll, epeet 1 ar,:vetl with pit ill y troupe •t ni, ht. Aans.lt And Gen is *est, of the place, g: ore tte ail tin 4/11.6tassce in tics p 3. el, )4 seder to collect the v aelsrbecmwary for the 1..44:0ft .4 the with which 1 w 4. to repair to Be. e let"l c m. hiorkv.l,m the .sth,sboat Prlcitsittol the herbour,..weeral of the e, +owls sti suited ; I fulloo ed with the reasaiii.ter, and r. ircd .t five in the er niaglwfate 1t eincldinge The vac. my, who wna at soichor at the distauce owe allot an half shot. cow • in...ventesits witbma niak,us •cy attempt to interrupt them, and sit my troops wait dis• PORT UG EVE AND. SPA 12111 PAPERS . RILL CAROLINA. •nu. IG. 'We nre us:stared that the pretended king dosiThi encortcrl by 12,000 of partisans, has pissed through Aratijurs, in the direction of Our General lu Chief has this evening, been re connoitring the most important pima,' in these mountains. Our army is renniting 'Those public persons who conhl slot iiist:iiguish 'uulitery retreat, Op iwrtuitely made. frailest shameful begin already to discover their error. MI A TALLSA AUG. I. The enemy still flirect II terrible fire :Against the castle of Moojuirh, tb. city continues its defence, with its usual bowery end perseverance. A (MUST 2. Reinforcements and provisions hare ben thrown into Gerona. ♦wits? 4. Gerona still continues to defend itself with the greatest bravery. I.llllolr. ALs. 3B. By letters from Castel Blanco we letc.n. that the Head-quarters of his Exccilency Nlarshal Berta ford had been removed from Ziarza to that city, in colaietrience of the combination of snoverneuts wit 4 the British army, under the orders of his Escel leitcy Marshal General Wellesley. ane:3l. By letters from the frontiers of Alentijo, tt ap pears, that *is 'Excellency 'Marshal ‘Vellesley hos enter's' that province, compelled by the exciossivis want of provisions which he !has sutler'!. By *connote front Tessas itlo•ites we Isere, that the 51arqnisde Ro;witia, with the greater part of his :irusy. has arrived at Zamora. °intents, AVG. 7. • This place continues to defend itself whit the • . titrnnat btatver7. although the ent.trit have site ireeded in making themselves of the Itelnl lin. The esertirins of the aorrimn o anti the 11:ave peasantry who hire so nobly sunnuked tug honour of the Spanish arms are incredible. I • 1 I rtt