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H isc.; a• Ms Cm tic And, Igo) Vi m 1104.tN. on • Ilr k 'filet . 4 :4 Ir . in( 7. 6! stikp to are, WI A 1▪ 4 Ve • 11' • 16 e„, d Pun ~r " 41 , On Vti k , 7, I ro :w rinuriar Rfir44 14' EVF.NING, R4l, !lewd the C (: omic Ce.eva HE ENLISII FL!. Fitted?, Mr. !Mete/In ; Philip, Mr. Bl anchard; p , M r. Itrllann ; Mai n iiirst, Mr Emrty. Jieta, Katharine, Mt . Dickuns ; Isabel, Miss lacmirliaa. Mts. Fawcett. .erldrti will hr sddea, OW Ballet Pantomime of ANI) IIALVIN.4 ; (l r. HALL OF FISCAL. tart by Mt Reeve— wills an acsumpanitnent on the latp sail Plots by M rksre Tnylue and O'Farrell. r (t h e aegermlaiti of Finial), Mr. Dol..mis, jaw. ; (fhetriM Chieftain), Mr Farley. Malrina (daughter ase sr), Mrs Pierutt. King Lear : Cardelia, by a YOIIIIIZ .Latly Krh,ll i t i matanew in Lonilnal.—tln itluttay, 1:0111t0 . 4 ,...o•Twesday. The Heir at Lary ; to which will ftw the tint time, a New Dramatic Rociiiiiice, as, railed The Di ail Raiff. -- On • IVetlSlC , day, L a dy Macbeth, ales. aitltlous (being her tint op- Inseams). • TISAISS JEOTAL, Lyesulr. Fader tie A oth rays the Lord Chamberlain.) MORK' . SA'rURDA Y. Octobt-r )3, k y lllskjeolite Sensate will set the Play of Tin. CASTLE SPEC I RE. _ - essisud, M7ll aysuoasl; ; ltegioftkl,Mr. Powell; Perry, Mr. I; Fs4arr Philip,. Mr r; Motley, me. H angel I ; , Ur. Eyrr. Angela, Nis. Edwin f Al-re, Mrs. Sputa. whirls wig be &Med, the last New . Musical Farce of 141 Olt MI'S! Merline, Mr. PenleF ; Janus ..Ittinhle, Mr. De p ip; :hrk cypher, Mr M4llhell. ; (EKoorke o.D.i.y, Mapkion , Mrs Auguut.t Carto.iue Honernosith, Mrs, (Awl Sterliug, %bus Kelly ; Dully ISDaisy, Mrs. Mundey, The Clasdestitee Marriage.--Ou Tue;day, Tay W Keep Him 1W:11 rel,sin , ht Was Ft-walla, that the Lottery • keno sad finishes on FRIDAY NEXT. Tickets n evi sre .r vial in vest Variety at both his O ffi ces,. CuRSIIILL, soul 9, CHAWING.CR()%st, THIGH' CAPITAL PRIIF.S were suit i.: Shares the .err Ftas !Iwesits, includiug Three Prises of 1 he present Scheme ruutsins fluty 4,4100 Numbers, there t.... Prises • . • Priza • of 2 0 ,00 5.. Priers of ... 1,000 arc Fire Tickets /facto Number sad ihelate of One ibis Platober ;oust pin AN %silicas in Ms Pnb.ir raa.ts transacted with sod dissietteit 17 T I3ISH. iitork-broker. ALL IN A DAY. OiNCPY mill Co. Stai Jainbetw. reapect . - fatly acquaint the Pithlic, that the State Lottery will 'hawing 0.1 FItII)AY NEX r, and fiuisla is the Y : • ”rarby awl Co sineei,!) hope the Drawinz • , -.P.ou. to tli.no who bon 'or them with their c beYr;zto to he divided we to the zratial aialauut lon , r , d'im POOllll. tint Prat :.•04404 intr.iou -td into a Lottery, and la►t Prate of - • . rr 4 writ 'red and aoid try ISDV Jed CO. IR 'Uri.. Ind entataitshell State Lottery Nv. CO4NHILL, and ST. 31ARGAItLI'S -rotol/611, PUBLIC DENIIFIT. CoITGHS, CONSUMPTIONS. ASTHMAS, h'..) 01 HEit PULMONARY COMPLAINTS. ADOE'S VEriE PA MX ESSENCE k rift gier•rittioe,r•4l4 and tray (as i'S 11;1111C ri4soldieisg die monied virtues of dr must es leen,- mil' sad ItstoteratiSe VeVe tOoss; •nd, as • ttstuody *Ude. Astbuiss, add utl... tusplaiutl, is rsay, &ennui, ionocent, moo etSca• It Ito miss, 'hut a tea-orpounfiti, is • dose fur a per ?....,11r, so t an pleasant, that it is coital tu while wine ; Cost it may be given to an nifant ; and so cities 'lin dies*, flies as it were, before it. In all ones, rued sCght, or lung standing and inveterate, ate Ira y and almost incredible. In iiiscanee has it veer failed to produce Mimed ate relief; tare he write a the fl ail of medicine, this will most r prase the 5 ipyy menus of uef.tmpliehing su desir• cad. Thst time are lint tl.e iiichstenof interested , the fotl, respectable voucheis, selected from /MOW% r, will abundantly prove We, whose le hereunto sisoccribeil, hating felt the happy effects rldeirstfeerial,'. on ourselves, or hernia been hews thei, u n oti oo -s, d o hereby earneetly return. : to the ith Culds, Comilla, Consumptions, "9 &c. We do Jlao hi - relay derittft It to be our evil- Mal 14r. Madden, for baying already so logic sarrificed Astor sail interest tu his benevolence and liunisuity, in ' lo llstet it gratnitomil to his mothering tricuils, octet `art iniintance. for baring now offered it fur public which was pitr h tde but lee from purchasing, benevolent latent,,, ui continuing to dispense it Isssly to objects of charity, is justly entitled to the dike fig Grist lieu, fir. Esq. I...sinbells Jr Shaw, trninpet.maker to t. the His. Board of Ordnassee, Red- Liuu • rt.. o.buits Mn. %Vous:ward, Ilatopstosd Mr.. Phillips, camoutile street. Disburses!, Mr. Degbie„ (.lourestee-st., raimesi.etpliftt. Tenbroke, Esq. Austis Mr. 11 m Chnsts.o,Coosol- Office, Ilauk. Mi. , Molls. Great James's. steer*, Redford. rust. Leonard Fawcett, Esq. Nut tins-haw, l'lstr, Charlotte street, SPhiteeti3pel. William Fenton, Esq. West Smithfield. Mr Leigh, Hempstead loos Mr-ors. Howl and 1k417, Oil Cout,oun.street. -tunas those oho ,u be --- • soet.rimi remedy, that fur • rid +C. it we: Le lisel is bottles, price p iseinde.l, Sun's, B. • :%14441c“, Nu 14, 4:1 , 141• "7 1 1 ( toren lilisunsbitry herr also th.sie qi , erts m,. I:9 !Sr. Palacc Esq. William'• ”1 , . Old *free. Bask of Erg- Frnt.m,E.l DAP* {twill's lied Coo. AI -11.41. el 1 1 • 1::. y i Ruh. per Inw Hmwey, Cantu.. Filer, I.lmheth. 11. k" l'ttal.erturt, r, Malke( Jituri'L rr.1.4 et ft. oy aamt.uppliaJ testis; rioF , ll &wal l . o..(ims:, s. Mattrass's Pea. .freer: Bookseller. etwolr' 1 '; Cid 1 1 ,, 10!• Ue.:74y.and Chalk, Chelmsford; taster; Mr. Wirshboura. T. %Ir. Ita:cia, enrn..strat'.. Itriatol; llh T• 11•• ; Mr. fesrls, Nish street, laraysah ; Mr. (Irr " 4l-6 %rret ; %Ir. Arl sm , 17. Ustil miumrr e- Ilax..nia, 33, Haymarket. published, in Three Volumes, Octavo prime tea. the Second Edition, c orrec t e d awl much es t CAL 'HISTORIES and REFLEE- TittNS, By JOHN FEHRIAR, Senior Physician to the Manchester infirmary, Dispensary, 'mastic Hospital, aril Asylum. Printed fur T. Codail and W. Weirs, Strand. This day art published, in nor large volume, quarto, illus trated with near an hundred Engravings, price :A. ss. in boards, T RAVELS in various rams of EUROPE, ASIA. and AFRICA. ' By EDWARD DANIEL CLARZE.• LL.D. Professor of Mineralogy in the University of Cambridge. Part t►e First—RUSSIA, TARTARY, mid TURKEY.: Pouted fur T. (tai it a.A W. Davies, Strand. •„ • A few Copies on Royal paper, with proof impressions of the p:airs, twice sl tv. in boards. As above piny alai, be bad, by 'the same Author, A METHODICAL DISTRIBUTION of the NI I N ER AL KINGDOM, into Classes, Orders, Genera, Species, and Varieties, price•lS Thit der fa publiFluol t in Ociavo, rice le. T PE I I lON ill tie ENGLISH RO MAN CATHOLICS euusitierctl, iu • Cliarze deli eetell so 'be (Arley of the Diocese of Gloneesier, at the Tilt-moat Viciiatinit of that Diocese, in the Mouth of June, Iv it, Hv GEORGE ISAAC HUNTINGFORD, 1) D. FRS. Bi%laula of Gloucester ' anti Warden of Winchester College. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strait.). Of whom way also be had, by the same Author, the follow ing %%os I. PREPARATION for the HOLY ORDER of PRIESTS. Neu price es is. As INTRODUCTION to the WRITING of GREEK. aro. price fo. boards. rt. A CALL for UNION with the ESTABLISHED CHURCH. Bro. price ro, iu lowed* DISCOURSES on DIFFERENT SUBJECTS. it cola. Bro. price tea. ip boards. 4.- 1 ., l e l' •4 I , .116 II; 'll4 . ...5 k.0 . , .... , ... , COVRNT-04 • . Tl:ii.l day is p 11).1Y, Oct. -, wiil in inngrib. A v•il lur, of .-EET IN 1343. X 1 El3ll • Pkili.. U. 111....t....1 • I -i-V-A ivt.97 14 a moil rfferteal remedy In tibe C°*lo. Vow I it), not 1...!!•%n threelltitelt.do, pert to ony It " er ' , ^ l 7, 'lrmo receiving aft imelueure of tI. fur tn.% tat rive (me. c. may M. inort 4 .3ae.l., a Pampltlet, rlre 61. eon '•01 ..realm( tiller. fr•an perataa so' the lint re- i; ; • ; 4, t MihiCetrtllk-gimes, he. GRAND CITY LOTtERY. BY Order of Lords of HI. 31 . jeNty'r Trew-. sum, the Third and Lam Gravid CITY LOTTERY will draw 013 the etli of December, tam t'F.RTIFICATE. _ We, whose names are liercuotO artincinbcd, have careftilly sameycil nod vahleil the &awe) FR EF.1111.1) BUILD INGS allotted an PRIZES in the THIRD ciTy LOT TERY, and we judge the comparative value of each to be F. PAINTER, TtIONAS SKITIti N . D. 11. R 04411. August 31, 14u0 SCHEME. • 1 Ernie of 1..1 5,7 t, 1 P 1 .121.1 of L 3,000 3 4,3 , 10 .1 4,700 0,90 I 0,100 I 0.000 I SAW I ..... 41100 3,500 I 3 3 No SINRIS Ottize. This Property is that there tee be so doubt u till [wawa' doable Ha praiant *aloe in tava•pfanr years. RR T. EE NT NMI. Tolct / s 15 0 Half L 4 12 u I Rinhth /.t o Quit ter ...... 2 7 o Sixteenth ois o Tickets and Sham arc now on Male at the followiaz °Mee, : Nu e. . Ltd 15, liknaser street ; 1.5 and 14, ?scam...tete& ; 7, gintw-hiil and ti , Alkate, (Cocaer of Honadmistch.) WerNDERFUL NEW ARRIVALS! ROYAL M LN AGERI E, EXETER : CHANGE, STRAND. RC V I VED AND IMIFROVED •ti S. POLITO, Now t►e first Ensporturn of Livnig Curiosities in Ilse known World. TIIAT eytvintclisiary noun . al, of ancient fame, the ItIItriOCEROS„ or, real Voice's. . AI a stespeadoes ELLPHANT ; A most R FUL ZEBRA; FIEF MAJESTIC LIONS; FOUR TR EMEN LOUSRENG 411.,_ . 110Y AL TYGERS ; Two loop/Mug HYRNAN ; A pair uf extraordinary Roe LEIIPARDS ; MC JAGUAR, or TYG ER CAT; EGYPTIAN CAMEL; The CYRUS, or GREAT CRANE of BENGAL; A Pair of KANGAROOS, with theft yowl( oue • Three Belearw, or ROYAL CROO N CRAN ES; A Power CC RABOES ; The SiH es- VULTURE • The prat Female ELI• The EMEWS, or, Lim•;oov'e SOUTHERN OSTRICHES; And the minnows SKELETON of m , I'ERWACETI WHALE, , Sixty•sis end (be only ono in Enxland. With a gnat vat interestiing Annual% and Birds. *.• Divided iu limn- iniartinciits, sit thin ends, or Two Shillings awl Ili , a ' N. N. The stand irsiac given 1,4 Birk ioad , ENEILAL ? ICE I'IN i; of the ke HEE. A Ho ILDERS of the Count!. of WIGTOWN„ held at Wisterrit, am the Yd day of into, the following Ile solations reipreting the Proltiinhou of Distillation from Grano were unanitootoily agreed to, and the lame were sp routed tubs bigoted by the Presto of the Meeting ; copies of them to he transmitted to the Lord Lieutenant of the County, and the Members of Parliament of the County and Dreghs, with a request to them to support smelt 11,01154111 . 1 in the next Session of Parham...tit as nay obtain a Reped of the Art so injurious to the Isntled ioterest ; and to be in peeled in the Cionthste, rshoburgh, and Dumfries newspapers: R•ROlt That it is the opinion of this Martins, that Legislative interference with regard to graiu, is bulk inspolhie and of evil tendency. That the present prohibit Iry Art against Datilhition from Grain is a crest sacrifice of the Landed loterest, for the pur pose of affording n pal tint, ua(air, and temporary and to the t'r-t India hop, 'elm's. That the plea Of • scarcity, witirli originated this berg's. tat ire 'unsure, coitt•t be utaintaiiie.t, It Mk die prohibition is nut general throughout the Gaited Kingdom. Thad the noinst paritality mf tearing 'me part of the itiv•• duo 4t 'tinily to distil, slide a prolobition was impused upon another, 1811141 be notorious to every tine. That the system of ge.intime i'ceme'n as import while any restrictions whntet cr. s einem upon the Grain Ilat heti of the kw:6ml, is must prrimiolia. Thud the dowry of scarcity, except Is the ease of a bad harvest, can Slone arise f • ditionation iss the grow Co of corn, by cartnillog the for markets au which the corn grower relies fer the CODSIIIOIOIOO his produce; awl there e, do roman to apprehend nay &tacit of the brat kind at this tone, owing to the obtandsitre the pretreat crop. That the distilleriss sere the niesin of great consumption of ziailit which could slime h. wed to :lad way; tt.,,, the lair Art prelithitiog distit;Jihin noteilives, therefore, smolt grievously silk the sar.tMt ore of the cotintry—innst truth to r, press the energy sts.l iadu.l, y of the iura g r uwer—,„l can by on wows afford any perno wient wimmate advasstageir he the mercantile interests it was intended to surmise. ~typed)R.WITHORN srEw.ut - r, Prise, LONDON DOCKS. THE COURT DI R Et:ro RS of the LON of DON DOCK COMPANY do hereby give Notice, That the SECOND INSTALMENT up in the MONEY resolved to he raisell . by a General MiTtinc of the Proprie tors, held at the City of tendon Tavern, on the lath of July last, is ;sayable at the Rank of Enelsod, on TUES DAY the >i tgl of this iostant (October); and that seek Proprietors na have nut token up their Receipt., will Lave theta delivered to theta, by Main application et this House. G. ROBINSON, Sec. London Dock House, Oct. 9, ism. 'BY THE HMO's PATENT. C AKES j 0; mnititmg * - fin; liiri - tis . y !Null) BLACKING, which RA' more that forty Tears have maintained deckled superiority These Cakes, us account of their Portsbility, are mini enlai ly adapted to the 1:1,N of the Army and Navy, and fir Exportation in general, as sixteen Cokes, making two gat. 10:111 of 'Marking, pack in less space than a single pint 'Emilia of Liquid. The superiority of this Blocking rousists M its tenderiag Leather more durable, by pl ril,VinC it soft and pl.ahle, gad by preventing it from crack ts (unlike other Compositioas) boots and shoes tolgelsed with this Wacking, resist wet, and do not liceoine moist and smeary in damp weather. The Patentee requests it may be Osiers eil, 111 iusieal o f the Label formerly piled un the Cakes, they sac 1101* stamped srgh these Word, "Improved by tbo I V' BAYLEY, London, Ist/ said each bill of direrii.ms is aimed with Lis Neon:, which appears on the outside of the wrapper. Sold IVlso'e,.:lle and Ret‘il, by BATLEY and BLEW, Pes flamers, Cuekiptis—oreet, Condor, price Sixpence tail. Nooks in Theology, 149._at, Poultry I.lll' I E 1 1. , I'I.E u1"11.1.11-1 ; or. The best IL System of amino, Plolosnyy, Virtue, and Morals, analytically arranged. Stroud Editiusi. 1u One huge VO. lame, d.o. as. boards. jolt publiAral by I: MAWMAN .13y the seine Anther, g. STUDIES ; Sutra and Phanaliphie : adapted to the Temple of Truth. Handsomely printed, in One bur Vl - 11•41, gs. boards. 3. A BODY of THEOLOGY, principally practical. lu • Series of Leetnres, with • impious lodes. By Robert Fellowes, A.M. Ostia. These Lectures embrace the most momentous Questions is Theology, and the most important duties in %for ils, with. out nay mixture of sectarian discussion, or polemical as perity. They are s• in number; and while tis h 1044 that they will prove interesting and instructive to the general reader, they will famish the Clergy with • coarse of Seems us for the Year. In Two large Volumes, •ea. is.. in boards By the Tame Author, A flat EF TREATISE ou DEATH, Philosophically, Morally, and Prartieolay considered. Foolscap VT" 3 . b.h. 5. A MANUAL of PIETY, salepted to the yams sod cakolated for the Improvenieut of all fleets of Christians; extracted frum the Holy Living and Dying ufJeremy Taylor ; with • Preface, Life of Aii:hor, sad Additions. By Robert Fellowes, A. M. (hon. eve 7e. boards. 6. SERMONS en YArtious SUBJECTS By the Rev. Joseph Townsend, Rector of Popery, Wilts, and Altaic* of A Journey through Spain, fee. ht. Imo. 3s. boards. 7. An ESSAY oa the NATURE and IMMUTABILITY of TRUTH, in oppoeition to SOPHISTRY and SCEPTI, CHM. By .tames Beanie, LL. D. Professor of Mural Phi losophy toil Logic in the Sfarisciral College and University of Alwrile. a. Seventh hAtiors, sr°. os. boards. et SERMONS on • FUTURE STATE, and MUTUAL RECOGNITION of each other, and oa other Subjects. By the Rev. R. Shepherd, Arrhaleacon of Bedford. mo. 6s. lola. q. By the same Anther, NOTES CRITICAL and DISSERTATORY on the GOSPEL and EPISTLES of St. JOHN. to one volume stn. II ss. boards. to. SELECTIONS from the WORKS of TAYLOR, HOOKER, MILTON, HALL, BARROW. and Lord BACON ; with an Analysis of the Advancement of Learn lag. By Basil Montage, Es/. A-M. Second Edition, two vols. foolscap aro. on superfine wove paper, tin. Sid. boards. OBSERVATIONS upon some PAS%.I(IE3 in SCRIP TURE, which the enemies to Ituligion have thought mint obnoxious, sad attended with efiff cullers not to be surmount. cal. By Jacob Ilryaut. lu Doe col. eto. 141. boards. Is. SERMONS on various Subjects. By Samuel Stan hope Smith, D.D. President of the College of New Jersey, America, eve. 71.6 d. boards. 19. DISCOURSES, chiefly on Devotional Subjects. By the late Rev. Newcome Cappc. To which are prefixed, Memoirs of his Life, by Catharine Csppe. urn. Inn. lid. Ids. 14 SERMONS on Varitioe Sohjeca. By the Rev. John Hewlett. 3 Vet,. WM. bO/1114. Is. A SERMON preached no the late Fat Day, Writes. day, Eletotter to, 7thl3. at the Parish Chorel. • mon. Werwirkshire. By Samact Parr, LL. U. The Edi tion, with Corrections roil Aslalotous. sta. as via sewed. tlie 0. 11: I: Author, 1. A SPITAI. SERMON, pre.ia lied at Christ Church, upon Easter Tuesday, April IS, tetuoi. to which are added Notes. 410.7 a 6•1 hards. it. A LEITPR from IRENOPOLIS to the INITABI• TANTS of EI.EUTII tPi)LIS; we, A Serious AdAnms to the Diasesiters of P rimughaan Hy • Member of the Esta blished Church The Second Editton, price is. Oil. sewed. 3.. A DISCOURSE. on EDUCATION, and on the Plata rinsed in Charily Schools. 440. as. sewed. t 6. A SERMON on the TRANSLATION of the SCRIP TURES itatia OR I ENTAL LANGUAGES, preached before the University of Cambridge, May in, '607. By the Her. Francis Wrangham, M.A. F.RB. of Trinity College, Cam bridge. ado. 34. lid. tiered. By the same Author. 1. A DISSERTATION of the Nest means of eirdizlng the Subjects of the British Empire iu I.lAm, till 410. newel. The RESTORATION of LEARNING in the EAST; a Poem. 3.. Ito. sewed. 3. Thirteen PRACTICAL SERMONS, fonniled upon Doddridge's Rise and Pragre.4 of Religion in the Soul. To which are annexed, Racer fallen, &t. Second Edition, a. are. boards. 4. The HOLY LAND; a Seaton Prize Poem, isuo. Is. W. rte. evr-.1. s. POEIFS, containing the Er storsti , a of the Jews, • Seaton Prize I . IWIII, (1794), 1110.1 01311 y 1r1111111111i10414. 4s. rows Gyp. hoards. 6. LESLIE'S SHORT and EASY METHOD with the DEISTS, with Ir.. Soppleanntary Tract out the Truth of Cleristiaaity, compressed. Is. 6d. crown aro. seised. 7 Tile ADVANTAGES of DIFFIVSED KNOWLEDGE; • Chiral, Saved Sermon. is. 61 4t0.•CW11411. z. The RAISING of J.IIRUIE DAUGHTER; *Poem. To whirls is anuexed, a Short Memoir, Au. of the late Caro litreSyararuass. s. 6d. crowd mw. see oil. 9. HI'HAN LAWS best supported !I the Gospel; a Ser i owe peached in the Cathedral Church of St. Petei, York, • before the N. 4 See Somidee I.aurener, Eat. one of the Jets. tiers of the IL:itart of Kimes Ycncb , Mardi u, 1110 . 4. 440 el. Ind. sere+ to. The GOSPEL beet proroncTate.l he National Schools • &rams preaches' is tt a Calholl. al t hunk of St. Pete,. York, before the Has, Sr. Alan (:hati,nee, Ent. ore of the Justices of the Conit of king's Heusi.; and the 11011. Sr Gleams: Weed, Rut. lone of the ti.roits of the loicuegitir, July JI, taw. 4to. te. tiJ ward. TO COUNTRY SHOPKEEPERS AND QTHEBII.• WHEREAS a bet of S« 7N I.H.Eitai are nog trarening tie , Country to sol.cit Orders in the names of DAY and MARIIN, Hlneking.llJkera, 97, High born ; Shopkeepers and of leers are, therefore, cauti•med from the fraud 'bat is allemp!ed to be practised on tin it: as by paying attention t • the No 97, it a.l( e,s ty iteteet t•., eu e n _ terfeit, many of them bating oo ouni!ier at ud ; sod prose cutions, after ti.:i U4lift, will be agonise any . prowls offering the counterfeit for sate NJ) No Half Pints tirade. August 4. 181 n, EuRNIGN Iffil!.m.n.rflt n. GOTTEN BURGH MAILS. • 011111 GO, REPT 22.. Count 't•w it. one of the .140 1 .01 cs th IP. • ‘)TuPo” , I the Deputation sent by the Diet to announce to the Emperor Napoleon end the Princrs'of Polite Ce,rvo, that the choice of Croon Prince had' rinitni— mouitly fallen on the baiter, plumed here yesterday. We are as.ured that the Deputation aas received in a most die inti .lied wanner by luz4il of those lustrious .Per.osiagee; and that the Emote ir poleori not only repressed his perfect seiserit to the Prince's acceptance of the dignity off. red Om, • but has written a letter of kotigratuJntiu.o to an Majeriy on this happy event.. The Prince loss til ! o addressed a letter to His Majesty ee the Mettle occa sion; and his Royal wash!. it won said, leave Piing ti days alter Count Moen. The tie. partnre of His Mojes y fur Stockholm has hceo postponed. strr. 24. --- His Royal Majesty was this (lit pleased, at an extraordinary meeting of the Cli goer of the Sera. phine Order, to ertioe Prince John Omtist Julius, elected Crown Prince of the Iciigdoin of Sweden, a Knight of the hhove•Ordyr; kveeting him, at the same time, with the right of wearing the Grand Cross of the Order of the Sword and North Star. PETERSBURRH, •ITO. 95. The Comminder-in-Chief of the army of Mo;ila. via has transmitted, from Ino bead-inarters near the fortress of Rodschuck, dated the 26th of lest month, stating. th rt according to ill report received from Major-General Count • Zneac.tlf, Crerni Georges was' twice attacked by the l'orks on tke 29th and 30th of July, in Banjo; hut that the to ter were both turns repulsed by the Servians .0 1 xhateiseeustossieri- gallantry, and vernretted to Mk-- treat with -great Itit:S. Thy Principality of Ponte Co7eo ,'tatted in the Neapolitan province of Terra di Livora, nn•the frontiers of enitipami* di -Romans. The chief place of the principality, called in Latin Pontos Coeur, is a otri4ll istconoi leroble towd on the 'riser C3a►gegliann, one mile fromAiroioo, and two miles from the celebrated content of Cassino. " SEPT. IR. " n's Serene Ili4ltes. tile Duke of Frankton ordered, on the 12th in.t. the Decree ie•nr 41 on the 17th of June 1409, to prevent etoncrnttoo• from the left hank. of tine Rhine, to be re-fittlili.hed. It is 115 riillom.• " The French Government hating Mg& reiterated 'virtu. aftltations, that in the rottutry of the tuilf,deratino border ing 11;,011 rrailer, a airing all necessary eleaSile.'s Amnia be taken to prevent thr • •111.:,rwii.t• of french swiejirls, also set not with their Candies ; and that particularly normig. ants may be suffered in r at. in and ihreugh tl.e terrinwies of this town, nutwithst any foreign passpurt• they may have, unless they ir,a prt , ve their emizertiun is exrumelv authorised .by the Illtniaer ref resift. at Paris, hiv Sert'UC Highness has just approved the undermentioned measures. " The Pulite bare received general instructions to wattle attentively (f.r the neglect of which they will be personally responsible) that the pes , age be absolotely shot to art F.ucie subjects, as well as to their wives am! children, w►o ma/ present thetusil‘cs lulu without Adult hornistted %Fah the authority already stated tkat no the contrary., awl without payiug attention to wry fturissa passports stutterer, which they may he able to produce, they may he ituntratattly al cloud, and scot to the flyltiOr Commandant of this place, who will give the Imre-Potty ardor for their being couveyeal back to the place to which they ticking. (Siune.i) " FraelJurt, Jame 17, mg." " COUNT D 1 ULUST." 30:1110PINC. .F. PT. ti. Yesterday monism. Major-Gen. Count Rows pes‘ecl through this place. ■s coutier, en his w•ir from l'aris to Orebro. HI is the brarer of the au. swer from his Semite Highness the Prince of Punic Corm, to our moot gracious Kill', febstivr re tLe succession lathe Swedish Throne: Torre is res. son to hope, that the said 'testier meets the nideot wishes of tlicSwedish tiatjos, slid that we shah tid:cn withers the arrival of that noble-rnindord Priurr. whose talents and virtues render hi m worth• cf becoming the successor of the immortal Chula Augustus. AVM 23. . • For about the Ist4 six week., a irtangeroos conta gious disorder has opprrnred its our army ; but 1 am heitry to say that it has not spread yet to Nay great, extent. We hare shunt 590 men trek with it in Cie isswitstal. *nil almost 70 have died ; but • great r also here hien attacked have completely recovered. The weather lore bee been esteem* hot, anti continues so—hot an e:teratima for lire better Mil take place—abtulal it pm. we have sem.