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Fr HE Public are taortnel. t!iat a large Assort ' *went of PLATE OLA,Sti-is woe no SA LE. at first Prices, Iy Mr. ALEXANDER BLACK, at the Wtotilouse, ALBiON-PLACE, BL tt.KPRIA iIS• BRiDOR, of a fine colour, superior brillismty, and at various dfittensons, from 1..! inches to t 4.t incites in lesiLtb, and front to tu.7o incur to breadth also (\Nivea and Coa• es. r Mirrors., hula 12 Cu An inches duoneter.—And the amt. , asauetaient may be had far.Ctiyarry Orders, by adiirrvaing fetters to Mr. WillusuoPoster, at the Manufactory, Raven ; • le,t, war Ptescot, Lanrashire.—From the rest iinpro.c -j strut made of late yean in thus Maioufartqry, it is now eat that the Company's Kates are otiant in their turd , Ilsotall, and bare as few inatserfte*Ot3N colePsreil with say farsisoGlnss ihat ever was latpurted. TO BUILDERS, &r. 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TIE Qiinfitits of the Eltit'r Tree are well known re the mesa useful preparation' laud/ front it. The I:.e Leaf, Om Crony, the Fift*Yr, and indeed every part of tkatTrvc, arc celebrated far their medicinal properties, of well u for thine culinary uses. 1 his knowledge hos induced the Proprietor to prepare the above article s w►ich, after ensue siapeniurnts, he has cornea-lel) succeeded VI, and cite, with. the greatest confidence, recousineed it to the ►'atelier. Tlat Comm of Elder contains all the agreeable qualities of for Milt of Ruses, and is much better adapted to suttee, eleacre, and refresh the Skin; sad never fails to mune, the redinse, and euugbile3., occasioned by the heat Or t h e saw, or sharp mods; at the same time, from its healing a.:d emollient quautla, tt always leaves the shot mum plea santly soil cud sinoi.th. Sold, by appointment. by S. Sorry, at his wholesale Pie. fame and Pauu,Seap Ms.aufactuty, li, Greek-strer t, Suitt), Loudon. Warren's Concentrated Lavender Vinegar, to be had as abuse. also Stlinitz's Acid Air. PROPRIETY OF PEKRONAL APPEARANC%. Beauty tail Health ireauit be mess aseemlially prwiseee4 dies by attending' re the Preservatiow Mate Teeth TIK. NEW - 11)N', RESTO RATI VE 41 TOOTH POWDER, batiog received the appi,lia ties tifthe fi rst Nobility, Gentry, and • mintwous Public, by am extrusive eonsusepli•n foe* series of years, as will " the attestation of Its 8011Clier eseelience, from the analysis of it, composient parts, by the most iltstingnithed !Wadies! characters ' who have pronounced it the most *mast Vegetable Tooth Posi'cr known, to itierease the beauty of she enamel, sad promote the durability of the Teeth, anJ wine Ims, in eanseilocuee of its experienced advaritttrelli SIAM 11010MA:111,11111./0.1101110411210 patroilagc of Their Ma jesties, and the various Illustrious Branches of the Royal F • ids, Nubility, t;ewtry, be. in the United k Merlons. NEiVTON's TOOTH POWDEIt is all Astnogent and A litiscierbutic Powder, a delicate Aromatic, extremely Siale hl to the palate, and pleasant is its use ; in line, to those srhis,„si-•!y it, it is a certain men-Wive of pain or dr.xsy of the Trots, to I.llll.lntOot period of life. It continues to be faithr Jly prepared :1y ]le. Rentals (only), at los house, Kew. mogtini-elaer, Vatinholl i iiste of Great Rumel.otreet, Lon. diris;, from the paining Recipe of the late Sir Richard Jeldi, PlaysiMan to Tbtir Pfajesties, &c. ; sal sold wholesale, re toil, and for exportatitio, by Hemp. Shaw coil F.dwards, No. (hi, St. Peers Clutch-yeti, whine he bus enapowaied to mak.? a liberal allnvinuce•to his Twee and CountryiVen dets, Merehunts, Mc.; also, retail, by every Perfumer awl BS elie •• out Sq:ier s the Kingdom, in Boxes, at go. nil. each. 13. Please to risk fur biewtou's 'root% Powder, and we that R. H. 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No 37 will be published on the Ist of Ikcember nest, and wilt contain nine plates price so. lid. The former Numbers, orlfuls 1,2, 3,4, 1. and 6, may be Mad togeilser or separate, of any of the Wuk,clicalt in town or colitofty. Af w copies are printed on large paper, at as earl Num ber, or 11. as. earls 4011.143.. f. Pithfished by Clarke, New Bintd.stieet ; Carpenter, Ind Bund-street ; mod blierwoud, Neely, and Junes, Paternuster• row, twodou. rrto RE 5tA.,13.,i11e LEASE at r v •ry (1,40 al)ie sot enlisting's! FAMILYM()tifIE, in the ririait) of Quern•aquitre, four stories 1, , two routes and closet oa , (ilea Writ, with the reptioite ekatteatic 01 .••s ; held far an uni•iceireii term of nun years, sail upwitr.la, at a eery trifling ooad•rent, and which will be sold INU as to pay a purchaser la oer real per antiwar To be %wired, and particulars had, on application to Megan. Crnebley sail Ivy, Johniwtatel, Bedford-low, lam several thatched Is Itifleslessd prisoners, be ' aides a great quantity of daillifisects sod aolumffilh• • tion. They also diapossm.sed him of the Gummi and pursued him, in company with other corps, a• far as Zurich. • 15 -'t-After a few yews quiet, the demes.of war ass 1- Zdlest more furiously than - every id 3801.: • This • inhabitants of the Tyrol aad Is'oratherg were st • once attacked on every side, so as to be • rendered ". dubious, whither to carry relief first. Notwiths standing, the enemy was valorously checked satiety( point, and suffered, especially on the banks of the , • Scharuitz, a dreadful discomfiture. Uaforturiately their individual biavery could not retrieve the gum. ' Mt cause. By the terms of the Armistice eutered into after the disastrous battle of Hohenlindea, tee Tyrol and-Voralberg, countries that had constantly „.. bid defiance to the victorious troops of Veltman- I `4„ were surreaderei u pledges ! It was then that the real hardships of these poor nsooutaineets began.. . Their barren countries, even bilfore drained of their • lithe pittance, ware Dow obliged to matatain s body 'a French troops, io add; thin to eeemms of **arisen. The savage foreigners iere destitute of every thing,.! - and all their wants were• to be supplied. 'floc '- • dreadful catamity lasted three much,. a calamity which the ever ansubd reed Tyrolese mod Veralbertera : • imagined. to have little deserved by their inn at- tacliment to their Emperors. Bonaparte's insatiable ambition having stirred up war onee more in 11305, he ordered the Tyrolese- : and Voralbergeans to be attacked in every Marshal Ney.•on the banks of the Sbarnitz, repeated . Isis attack thrice, lle war driven buck with ims mense slaughter. The same fate shared the Belmar' when Generals Delray and Siegbric a *he made a vigorous assault upon }Castel, aled lit pew •.,! Atrub. _~ i . 4 10 b,cs ..... . „. z.........,........ r .r . .,.„,,,,, • . -. 7 , -.• . K , =Tr—Pip...4- •. 1 . i •,..(...- moue,: 4 7 % • V 4 flp P fe A ' • . ,..,. , ~,., e . ..-..,.....,,,,..),. • . ...,,,...,.,,,, ..., b ...-- . , . . . if t ii - . . Epic rtittob 4 . N 4 ".' 14 % IL -.•• . •,. .... .... .., _., • _ ....../... • _____ _________ ______- _ J :: : 4,4111 -F i --; . - -. • • I 26. . TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1809. ..4. g 4;.. • - ' 5 T 1111CJVHALP IUP V. ••r _ .- • . _ SUBS7'ANCE ()P TIIE STATEAIttir OF ?Mr. TIROL DLPUTIES. - Xhe (loamy of Tyrol simi the seven principali ;ie. of Voalberg have, for n series of centuries, emtituted an hereditary portion of the Imperial ilmse of Austria. The people inhabiting these countries ihriiiimuishial themselves in every war by such undaunted valour, that the Emperors sum**. .sively conferred upon them very considerable pri vileges. During the seventeenth anal the last cen turies, when the Swedes. Frerch, Had Bainiriana, made such rapid advances in the German Empire, tnese provinces always repulsed the enemy with consudi•ralsle loss. In the year 1704, particularly-, when the Savari•itt army had penetrated into the ml, it was so ill ra•eived, thst primer!' a few re mained to attend their Elector back. This attach ment of the Tyrolean and Voralliergers to their Emperors was always firm ; for they governs:debris eith siglar and paiercial mildness. faithfully pm their privileges. Thus, though ant ble s sed tither with a delicioue climate, or a fertile mil; these pastoral isistioip;, not aware of their poverty. IV) a very contemnd amid hopil hie in tlit:ir Cot tinges, omit the war of .theleeneis tirrike,oitt. The edleys were inhabited by th ou . more poignant, these indigent _ muds of persons, who, before that piiiod, bad themselves involved in the immense debt of twenty sever seen a soldier; bat thenceforward whole ar- millions of florins. m k s traversed their country, smog i„„e„,ting to " The Emperor of Austria did what he could to the inteiior of Germany, and other* going to Italy. alleviate this heavy misfortune ; he stipulated, tbai The poor iiihishitaiite furoished them gratuitously the privileges of the Tyrolese and Vornlhergers with provisions anal till sorts of necessaries, and should remain entire. But is there tiny owe so ere. thereby put themselves to great inconvenience. &dims, or so unr eformed of the grand events of the Still, they not only refrained from murmurs, but day s as to suppose, that Bonaparte could be bound evinced their loyalty by the erection of a corps of by any engagement*? Fatt:iful only to his usual ..,:hevy, he Ito wooer had the invincible Tyrolese Tyrol and Voralberg chasseurin .. the Tyrol Fieldiners"--all of theM volunteWts and nat i ve , and yoralbergers in his grasp, than he imposed who, in addition to their par, were alloseil by upon iVem contsibatiorte of every kind, without re their country nine crentzers' each man daily. It is wonting a single creutzer; and, having taken this to be observed, that Au' innie involution in tlio..e leirlisriims revenge, he surrendered them to his re. urouutu w, eently creareil king of Envarce. is, Iron, its eighth trained to the use of the gull by bunting as well us living at " This Princa, in his tunic, made a :mint of gels. Such superior marksineu,, ancient poverishing and oppressing his new Not satisfied with raiatig heavy contributions, bepractice makes of them, must, it may easily- lie supposed, prere a greet addition to 'any anny, overthrew their uncle tit constitution, which they h fret, they have ever uncommonly signalised them ad preserved for a series of ages ; abolished the 'dyes in all Austrian wars. Yet they emi!,l not representative States, in order to obstruct the way . to all popular remonstrances: and seized the pro stem the current of disaster which overwhelmed the arms of their government, and in 1794 the vinrial, papillary, and credit-funds. lie moreover tummy approached their frontiers. confiscated all ecclesiastical property. abolished the "The Emperor How sinuinuned his brave and be- Prelacies and convents, and sold all public builds loved Tyrol or Vorallierg subjects, reminelii•-; them lags, to replenish his empty coffers. What proved of their ancient fame for sharieotliciotiog. But they more painful to the inhabitants, than all these op. had anti :ipated the ominous by orgasieing. of pre mien., was; the disposal of the ancient and ors. their own accord, a kog-en-ntasse. They hastened to 13M a l castle of th e e'lnita of the Tyr'''. the defenceof the frmitier,, acid thus preserved their " Every successive. month was mark e d with a list countries free from invasion. • of new exactions and taxes, that were levied with "In 1798, the enemy again attempted to make the utmost rigour. Coin had become niicouis inroads from Italy, Switzerland, the Orisons unit monly scarce ; and the Bavarian Government ens Swibie. Ile only succeeded on the side of the Gri- hanced the embarrassment, arising from this eh sous, where the passes were but weakly guarded. as munstanee, by depreciating the Austrian hooks; bills. which were still in cir c ul a ti on , t o one.half of the main forces had been dispatched towards Swa bia and Italy. where the enemy, likewise, was their nominal value. Tbis operation caused, to the strongest. Still the invaders kept only four days countries in question, a fresh loss, amounting to at possession of the Pfintschgau, where they were vi- least twenty millions of florins. . goiously driven back upon the Gri.on and the E n . "To crown all these oppressive enures, gisdine, though, in their retreat, they pillaged sad Tana had it in contemplation to change, the tery burnt the towns of Mats and Gluten,. name of the provinces of Tyrol and Vcrallserg. by War having vain broke out in 179.9, their Iron- milling them after the )) i)) ripe! rivers, and iecor. tiers were also menaced. Tne iiihalaitsnts larvae. porating them with her own dominions. iltut•dy repaired thither to guard them ; acid in 11100. " These excessive hersithips lamed three years.— wiwn Marshal ll asseos hod trailed the Rhine Petitions and complaints were not only rejected, near relilkirk, in We Yoralberg. with a vary imps. „ bin, by an express law, absolutely poohibited. Icier and victorious Time, he was there as well as •" When, therefore, in the beginning of the eur rent year, it appeared certain that a new contest vicar the almost impregnable mountain-fortress td' St. Limiensteitn, cea p letek defeated, as to between Austria end Frame aAs investabb., the ill* o t . • T•• These efforts, however, were unable to court. terpoise the disastrous outmodes of than, by oev ' nets! Mack, and the calamitous issue of the en gagement of Austetiitz ; in cOnsequence of which, • Beoaparte, in the peace of Presbneg, made the cession of the Tyrol and Voralberg an express con• • ditioo. It is not in the power of language to describe • the feelings of the holiest Tyvoleaks and Vont. ' herrn at the receipt of this melancholy intelli.; geom. Ever since 1794, when the revolutionary war began, their brilliant •ictories had not bees • sullied by any defeat. They were an heroic people, in the literal sense of the word.--Yet the reward of • their loyalty was a fsie which usually falls to the lot of the dastardly. 'lO render their calamity thl ' • _ ~• TO WAREILOWSEMEN, DRAPERS, TAILORS,.ace NyJ. D ONNE, neat ACC CION SA ~E of • /UPC:HEINE WOOL, dyed Writ Country Bito AD CLOTHS, IRISH LINENS, and other Valise& Ellirets, will to nt TOWS Cutree-Huth.e, Cornhill, in n fiw da , „a • of nlioch due notice trill lie given, and Catahreuta to be had of Mr. Dunot,7, Cateatun•strrrt, and at Tom's. 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IT being inbendeti to distribute to th e intro Wi down of Commission and Warrant Officers of the Royal Navy, whose enemata:tiers come within the roles of the cha rity Laablisked rjr t'oeji relief, such monies as may be due to them, on account of their petutions, ep to the 3Jth No vembor instant, This is to diet UUtiet, that any Widows who have nut yet applied fur th. pension, nod intend to lay in share claims, sway i.o in as soon as podsible, Ity letter, aid &talk to the Weietary of the Admiralty ; and that all such Widows, whose .elainis have been alrtaily allowed, must mewl or bring to iliia Office, U 4 WOO as possible alter the t ; th instant, the atpdavits required by the rules, in order to elicit being continued ova the pension list. J. W. CROK