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Elellirtler.. ll . l l7" ll W 7. '"" • WASHINGTON. R. PHILLIPS respeafully informs the PUR • .LV.R I.IC, that the THIRD VOLUME of The LIFE o' 'R'%oo GhNERAL WASHINGTON, in Quarto and in Octavo, is sow ready for ffeli•ery. This, as well as the Two former Vo lume., may ty^ ha.l .f all Booksellers. No. Erika .treet, Stackfritrz, Dec. SI, 1804. THE LAND WE LIVE IN. ON the various Readings and R e hearsals of this Play, it was honoured with the most di•tinguishei and liberal Commendations ; hitt, from viritnis causes, it was not so fortunate as to meet with general applause on it. first re presetation, ton Saturday night. The Author has been ad vised by his Friends to submit tt to the judgment of the Public in gewetal, who, by a perusal of it, may form thir own opinion on its real Or pretended merits. It will he published, therefore, on Saturday next, price 2s. ; to which will be antiewed, the Prelude, Epilogue, and a Preface, by the A *tore the Play, by J. 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Th., Dar i 4 publeth.d. THE ANATOMY OF TIIE HUMAN RUDY. Mr JOHN and CHARLF-i BELL., Sorrow/. Edinburgh V :•.1414 hen .—Ttw two 4,, Volunoo orthh iifnilt roman tlt: Alamo, at the Ben.., Tainse'et ' and Joints , and ni ob e ant Afters..; ROID,IOIII Eng", To nr , pew 1! IL. in build.. The Th..l ‘'Wanaweratetto the Anatomy /tt rte Brain. and Directiption .4 the Comae el the Nerves; d the A 114110109 !the 14. and Ear ; whts l i fterftnirs P.k• li'. haw It the Fourth Vo'...ne nertuon. the A •tatnet, of tie V,.cera of the Abdomen, She Pale in the M.oe soul re n„te Nitro, std tint Lynaphain %Imams, ttsth till/raglan t •'5 'toot". F %OR AVINIOR d the SOILS. ROW'S'. sod it Hitlrs. istalttatets the E ila Voided of the Anatomy of tt , Homan Dees. IM Jain ROL, Kampen. la sane, tares din.nandit Iwo rtmssaary Lausavraas Nee 11. tta. id In Wants •w. /NOS AVI,MS of the ARTERIV.S. Awl-ming the Se uso.l .4 the Arastotwr .4 the Chasm Sod, B. John B.M. iaginvs ; and musts .0 an Insendwins 1.. the Sorg re 4111, Aelle‘es. By Marlin 1141, Latina. Illionida poison! Inapalial dm. and bassed.any ralakerad., pones IL Is. in bnanis. 4. Tb• ANATObiII nf tio UAW i *spleen. in a &wigs r us tagr e :r bormeod.iilm mimmeliel. mieb • Ormerloomt en Ow ion bow -a tbm Vens , kies .4 sae Mao.. NO Orsini ail, 1.10. aow 40M•1 Caller •‘• ef T. 4•0100. novo!? #.4..d iim Itoial 41e. .w Ire Rea racer, Imme.liernel. pron.:l II& br yds b. A I[R ll' s 4 FAG' AVlNUll i eseimmemoig *a Comoro of do Nemo IT Cr arum Rill. Mos ef lbw Itnmal Om , 4.v .4 Salim. le Regal •em ebb Least-pew Dom.oebom. Prime SI. 14. le Wink 4. Ile magnum 4 sURGFRT L Volume Ow PIM i .. me demi= Weemedly_ M.o. so/ Intulmii a Asinetre. .` y Am•Momm. riellsove el ere liebi i amml re Ileleed Moe INlNeey mei Ifeepu: Sevens. Ilho Mon Rd. •• =I. &Ow lame Teimew. Repel && Liniasse be Itereeber. ermout . sheas erousek& eneseoei ism Nom ftee 0 & ft It N Taos Semend Veber of Ms Will, ebure names eie &poem& If , wee eeemmene oe me so Poolseel eill be • WI Nasa da ft SO= ilev .... ;emill One. P. asap -1 FOICTIIGN INTELLIGENCE. FROM 'flIE tiII:NCH PAPERS r• 115, DEC. !O. M Rousselin is appointed Consul at Damietta ; NI. Maupertuis, Consul at Rotterdam ; and M. Desforgnes, Consul at New Orleans. The English ship Dr Ruytei, of 74 guns, was lost at Antibes the 3d of September. •Yesterday about noon the Pope went to see the Hotel of Invalids. His I tidiness was attended by several coaches. On alighting he was received by the Marshal, Governor, and all the Officers. Being ciindueed by the Clergy of the Hospital into the church and to the altar, his Holiness said prayers in a proper place prepared for the purpose. After which he proceeded to the chapel, and viewed the tomb of Turenne. He next visited the sick ward of the hospital, and inspe&ed every thing with much interest. His Holiness shewed every where marks of his goodness and exceeding affability. 1 hey write from Verceil, in the Department of La Sesia, that her Imperial Ilightu-sv, Madame Bo naparte, the limpeier's mother, arrived there on the 14th Frimaire, unJer the name of Madame Ra niohno, in the sti Ilea incognito; she was, notwith standing;re..sived with military hoe. ion; and on the following day, ellen she left the town, she was es corted by a detachment from the garrison as far as the first :age. His S'rctic I lighness the E: oral Prince Charles of Baden, Ilia Highness Pri n ce Louis Margrave of Baden. and Baron knoblesj. rff, Minister Plenipo tentiary of His Majesty the King of Prussia to the Sublime Porte, hunted with the Emperor on the I7th. Circular Letter of His Excellency Marshal Murat, Governor of Paris, to the Colonels deputed to the Consecration and Coronation of His Majesty the Emperor : hforceraue as Cetneat, " Fiia Majesty the Kelp r.br c.. 11,41 Tow i•• P.••. fob:" prerent at the Conereraiiran amid Lem utinn. I 1.• . a. d••• 11,0,14 of be ing aumrended during that mrin.ea:pl • .•minncture with thr whole minty. That grand tame n emkolininiateil After hn• ing aneharzed the hosiourtible moron with which you were charged, that of repre.ennne thr Army, Too will rrt..ris to veer carve. 11.411lialle MI it that 4w.1 411111p4Mit1.1 , 1 Niansia44e4 in the eap.tal edam Empire by the d: potation which you earned thtther. Hw htealety ha. nalere.ted nee to Owe', to yen bit I.artirolar.atmfatimeri. I ••14 to .t .hr eapiewiei. of sturier.ead air ..th all tb• lastutigtant. el Pane m the regret earl.* hew( a le I. poser pro any longer. (Signed) "J. hiVRAT." DIC. 21. Yesterday. U. de Malsbnqs Minister Plenipoten tiary from his Highness the Bi tienr of Hesse. was m ',mitered bs the Grand Master of the Cerensowies i in the Cabinet of his Majesty the Emperor. who granted him a private audience. The Princes Of Hesse nit mstadt. of Hesse 11.mi1ior i iS. of Soho% of Imes instvin.Ww. them, were then successively introduced by the Grand ‘lastcr th- C. townies, and admitted to an aud.cnce of the t. I:pes or. c. 24. A &put stun own the DeSnral College of Itcwash was intsoJimeli as. the !td to his Majesty, b) his Imperial I iiKhoe., Nate Joseph. The Trewnate tact nn the :WI instant. The Se. cwstaey Ka.l tiwc 'Tele hp% 'TOM the Conservative Senate. The fir , . we these antwool.cJ the appinot wient as Mg-tubers of the Senatwial Conuntswon of Incirvichsal Lbeny, ui :senators Lennie•Lasoctse, Homy Lawry. Abital. termer. Sen. toad ViAtat . The second ansonaced tha: the Se- PAM'S Gates. Jai/crew% Raillerrr. Ihrincunier, Chaswt. P a.hee, and Davoist. eoagitute the Se neworial Contisissios fee she Limy of the Press. A bon ass eke somm heel aseideratsoct, and fi ally containing 'aims provisisios 10 die mina...! regarisatiosi of the I - MA:sate The epensog .4 the Legislative Roily is, by lit Imperial Dgerre, deferral to tborsdaj, the Vtli ISAMU Ilse 11 , 4i , e‘t yrsteral repa:ml to the church St. Illo!jec:. le-ere he crobra:4 the holy onyourries. He synod the thorelt. st tro (eche% : kn mem was eoutp , e.ll of low ealfl/111.41 4 the Isoper:el MOO% al Oast et metal hesitant. sad tevet.ll Ambeatedee% Taw detethomeme ol cavalry ape:2M sad dated dm procaine. Thar shwa was enure ty Med teak the ta4hdel. she Geehed giber troth • all parts. Several Ladies were permitted to ids I is teet. On Wednesday the 26th, Hi: Holiness will v•sh the Paris church of St. Thomas d'Aquires, where he will likewise celebrate the holy mysteries: on Friday he will go to St. Eustache, to give his henedinion to the new chapel of the Huiy The report which has been circulated of the ex uiedted speedy arrival at Paris of the Sen nor Lucien Bonaparte, appears to be destitute of foundation. VIENNA, DEC. H. His Majesty the Emperor of the Romans and of Austria repaired this morning to the Cathedral Church of Etienne. in the greatest pump, to return thanks to Heaven for the new lustre added to the Monarchy. The procession was composed of the Privy Counsellors, Chamberlain:, and Officers of the Crown. Each of them had a state coach, drawn by six horses, and followed by servants in splendid liveries. The Imperial family occupied the carriages which they use in all grand ceremonies. After having heard a n Dews', in music composed by the celebrated Salieri, after the Peace of Luneville, but which circumstances did not then permit to be executed, Their Majesties re turned to the Castle. The procession set out at ten o'clock in the morning from the Imperial palace, and proceeded amidst the ringing of bells in the city and suburbs to the cathedral, passing along the place St. Michel, the Rue des Seigneurs, the place of Freguing, and of the Chancery of War, tho Rue des Archers, the Grahe, the place of Stockameisen. All these streets and places were filled with troops of the Line, and the City Militia. The procession was opened by a detachment of cavalry. Two postilions followed, receding, in their state carriages,drawn by six horses, and attend. ed by their domestics on foot and in state liveries, the Chamberlains and Privy Counsellors. Then came the Domestics of the Court, in state, and on in t. The Officers of the four great Departments of the Court, the Pages and Cup-Bearers, in full dress, and on toot. Their Royal Highnesses the Archdukes resident at Vienna, in their coaches and six, attended by their Grand Masters and Chamberlains on horseback. TFe coach and six of His Imperial and Royal Majesty. Next, after the carriage of His Maj:sty, followed on horsebacl, the Prince de Ligne, representing the Grand Chamberlain. The I Prince de Kaunita, Vice Grand Equerry ; the Landgrave of Fustenberg, representing the Grand Master of the Ceremonies of Her Majesty the Em press; and then Prince Charles of Auersperg, com manding the guard of Archers ; the Prince Nicolas d'Esterhazy, of the Hungarian guard; and the Count Venceslas de Colloredo, of the guard of Tra bans. These guards, carrying their halberts, marched upon the right and left of the carriages of the Im perial family. A detachment of the noble guard of Archers followed in full uniform, and commanded by a superior officer of the guard. iskar,—Of the noble Hungarian Guard. Then came, in a court coach and six. her Excel lency the Countess of Wratislau, Grand Mistress of the Court of Her Iniperial Majesty, and after her. in two court coaches afid six, the eight Ladies of the Palace, viz. the Countesses Cobary, Zerrnin, Al than, Coll , iredo-Mansfeld. Pod-Taaky, Esterhazy, Trautmansdori, and the Princess Odescalchy. "the procession was closed by a company of gre nadiers, and a detachment of cavalry. After His Majesty had arrived at the church, and Te /hits was sung, the battalion of grenadiers, drawn up in the front of the church, fired three %tonics, which were answered by the guns upon the ramparts. . . . . The procession returned in the same order to the Imperial Palace, passing by the Place of Stocke meiscn,Grabe, Kollmarck, and Place Saint Michel. fIIANKFORT, DEC. 1 4. The trade of 114mburgli is embArraisse d anew, by a cordon of numerous troops which the Danish go. vernment intend to draw along its coast and along the Elbe, to preserve it from the contagion of the yellow fever. As the greatest striAness is exercised with regard to the import.itioa of merchandise, the trade of llamburgh must necessarily suffer much distress. in consequence of this rigour. The Board of Health of Copenhagen has persuaded the Dan ish Government to prohibit, in the most rigid man ner. all importation of wool, cloth. Sm. ACIIIIIIL•OH. DEC. 16. • The last accounts from Italy announce. that the sews of a rupture between England and Spain has produced there the greatest sensation ; all Spanish vessels have received orders (rum their Court not to quittbe p.•rts 131 which they at present are. till they shall be authorised by their Government, as the Sponiarils have hitherto curieil on almost exclu sively the commerce tithe Levant ; there are many ships of that nation in the ports of Turkey : an .4ssia has thevefore beee sent lium Barcel-ina, by order of the Coon of 1114,1 i id, to inform them of the present s•tuation of affairs. Evety where the greatest inshgnation is manifested against the trtglish. in Sicily every tl.irtg is quiet. there ale mars Engli sh .a4ents enipliefeJ in making considerable rivet+ asps of ptiveisi."is foe supplying the magazines et Main, ft which the whole Seet of Admiral Melons derives its sseasiste3ce. Nelson ha. received in sh , ps of the line as well as fri gates, which have hewn vnt Irons the ports in Eng land. 11e is stationed abrint forty leagues from Toulcin, anJ watches at once the ports of Franc^ and Spain on the coast of the Iteiliterranean. All Spanish merchant ships *Lit he can %rise are sunk, akar their cargoes have been talon ant. Ot otl! Ilse I:wren Crime of the first sasa. fllows: The lan neer, from Llthorn is rif the nr►.t consol ing kind. The .lay before yesterday. naly one per. son died there. The nan►brr of the sick has nut in. taransd Ceti+ by one. and man convalescents there have been pennininced re-esrshisshe.l am! in a MAC t. , quit tl.e 11...rai41 At Pisa and in the rnrimns, 2i well as in the dittn:t of 11.e;liatn. they enjoy per. fen 1 r.dtb. _ They wwse haw spirt that • new merino of Vs-waist had haws photo so the Night of the 112 J siki :341 of Piworgibot. Thu game% which da sot threw wel t het m gttst interfals. sty encomia- ~= im a tiensy • cable coluntas ot .'t. Leg • • s after night fall, aker t t iCli p ceded and anitoanted Chi aruptilas; 'or f ck , a bright Rime to a great height; an abii n ,i 4 lava immediately followed, wilicls omit, ; to o with such rapidity and violence, tlfirt in tl.eve!wit, it outstripped Aire lirqits of the eruption which 1 4 pened three months agn. Tire surprise and ;04 4 of the inhabitaks of these parts can Le easily Ike. gilled, and, above all, those of die La Torr.:di Greco, towards shich the fury of the volcano z••••• ed particularly to be directed. Hague, nal The Legislative Brady has this day termin ordinary session. It has nominated Pres; i the extraordinary session M. Vox V. 13 St Phis extraordinary session will cornmeal Friday. n►. Some of our journals have innouncld s French garrison wilt be stationed here. It in fait, that this measure was fin a short tim consideration; but we are now positively in! that other dispositions have been made. FROM THE DUTCH P WERi. SCIII Di. (From the Schiedam . 1 /e, E v i i.r e47 l 4 e.l ' We have been requested to insert the I Notice from Amsterdam. Tise Governor of the Batavian -61.epulle, • of the tra , tonitui pmetences of the enemies of by its decree of Nov. .23 last, anu.utic • endeavoured to reshot, the chief comes Ind o f the c.nlnded by treaty 1.. tile French 4.110141 . 71! in C bring Lierwerds convuwed of their obligation, as e interest of this COLIIIirY, and little stimul mt..:d by t:. pa. sion, of sortie of their well•kornam fehow CltiZCI hastened to give the French General in Chief the inn amid cosispicunus sati4vtinit by rescinding titt ilv, paned, as appears by thn f.,d ' ew ing dispoiithm extr act the r.-gm.ter of the Ratacan K ,übllc, in its extras sits g, of Wednesday the I ',ltti Dec. HMS : .. .. . G _~ Ilox ; ..~ rwl, 41, L.l,bt 4 ii,,,A, S ~lt pZ,aar! -- 1 On the proposition m o le to the a.u.oistgy, end for INuk conducing thereto, it is resolve! to annihilate, filially, tie aa. c,eu of Nov. :!:3, List " The Seeniary of State of the War Department h etrtet to 111111111thwale thi•ch+potitiots to tho Mapco) , aril Otil, •eN of the Bttt..auarwy r and to 11111i0 the ht . etn.ltry u 1-i fur itx execution." DISC. 8. On the authority of Me Anuierdang C:p,ra. , 7 ,w c stated in our last, as a report, that, at the teekuisaios of M. Semonville, the French Ambassador at tha Hague. four Members of the DireiSory of State had beet' compelled to resign, with the Minister witn signed the decree of November '23. After our paikr had been printed off, we received a contirmat ;au iif that event from the most undoubted authority. It is certain that, at the requisition of M. ~!e e monville, the French Ambassador at the H v.:, four Members of the DireCtory of State have Wu compelled to resign. with the Minister who s gani the Decree of Nov. SS. The 134tavian Deputation was to leave ParC th.• day, on their return to this country. • General Marmont is shortly expeded in 'hit IV public. STOCCROL bl, DEC. I. One thousand sets of the two first wor of Gustavus 111. lately published, have been Ma to aris. STRALSUND. DEC. V I j The King and Queen of Sweden. bring newnew . ccrered from the fatigue which they Lately su ff t during their unsuccessful attempt to cross ori , ‘ , t r. Stoc . ..bolm, begin to think of making a second i particularly if the winter should continue mild. I fiteTrasacif:n. Dac. 1. The Emperor has highly approved of the condul of Mons. d'Oubril, our late Charge d'Affaires Paris ; the more so, as he was frequently under tue necessity of itetiug without insulations. MADRID, DOC. $. War with England is now certain. Goeernme:: has put under sequestration all the money which the English have to claim on our merchants' and varieo measures. Indicative of hostilities, are ordered to be taken in our ports. This blow was only w • put the finishing stroke to our co tales are fallen to 33; our course of exchange is at a stand ; and there is no trade carrying on. MiL Alb DIC. iSt. Near Rarlette, in the southern part of the kieg dom of Naples, a camp of 10.000 men was ft= on a spacious plain, consisting of French, It and Polish troops. On the ltrth of November, army performed a grand maw:curry ; after whirl - . General St. Cyr distributed the Star of the latinei of Honour to jrreat number of valiant soldiers. 711A!KFOST,_DiC !, 16, Letters from Katisbon mention the fol.mvitie " Several States of the Empire have received i:ect ligence of the fortunate issue .1 a negociation whir' has been long pending between Austria and Prussia on the Virile Votes in the College of the Priatet Both these Courts have agreed to the crcottion of certain number of sew Catholic Virile dotes : number, however, is not quite so great as .lusts' could have widieJ ; but it vice's's that to whit. Prusxia, in the beginning, would 'way acquiesce saxes or ran rat., 111 C. Ioi. The Lerman Newspapers contain a lettcr ,‘ I ten by the Emperor of Rus,ia to the Cows- Lille. in w hick the ito met declares. that I.s titer can nor will intertere in the execution .. • lain projcas concerted by the Bouibun V.lttog) • and which seem vi be the ..uzie which the Coitus. as well as his brother, had carried to Calmar. in Sweden. _ _ Great opposition is made in the rew iliestph% Van possessions of Prussia to the Military Conscrip tion. Formerly the iolubitants of this cesium never raised a single soldier : they only paid a sisal one. which w.is applied to the minas of seernits. They lately dispatched a deputation to His Pius sian Majesty. to make remonstrances on this sot. ice. The Monarch received thous amicably. ICY thus addressed them : Voss that Pru.• via is a military government. and that its Jamie. can by no means be koaspo..ed entir:ly of t , .- reigpers. Furni Is me the imam of completing at! troops with a sufficient number or volunteers. troy the natives. then I shall hear sour • sri utnfaction ; but at preo-rit I most venmourm t. the troht.ery crrimnption. I ant myself 11. e go: Whiter in my kingdom t trat it is inip.**sibie tyr to skims! 41 aluelit..' . " In I few da)s will be istfaltsli. - 4, very filially gninual in n Octava, and illuitrated wilt Tweiity,twat nod Gd.in board:, VNTEIITAINING INSTRUCTIONS, in a Ir A SERIES of FAMILIAR DIALOGUES betwetn a PA - RF.NT nnii his CIII OREN ; Interspersed with ORIGINAL FABLES, well adapted to ele ca, aeitiis ,if You•h. Printed for J Ilatchard, Nom. 19(1(o;)pneite Albany Ifouee/i Piccadilly; and Mesgs. Norneinit and Fell, oniccetiors to Mr Rnbson, New Bond f,treet N.H. Gentleman. Work w.tuld be an exc-4lent present to a young lady or Gentleman. On Saturday, lanulry 12, Iflo3, b., pulrli.lied, No. I. e . . - Is 6d. to be confirmed pOLITICAL SKETCIIES in ISO:), Esse silvan' iii tents %einem, Tie su a impea-4, sun la hare ae peri,nln, hells g 'rat pro libertate ahorum : nee non tinitirnis Mat propels lux siemitatls lointi,sibus, aut terns ennti nettti prestot : mania teniciat, lie yowl tot.. rir!se terra_ nun injustunt impetions sit, et abique itu, fan, kx potentis sinia siot."—Liv. I. p. al. Printed for J. Hatchard, R to her. Majesty, No. 193, opposite Albany Hun.., This Day is published, beautifully printed in ~mall Octavo, And embellished with an elegant Engraving, price 7s. in boards, ORIENTAL TALES, translated into English erie, By J. DDr'NER, Esq. R. A. At ves caiguo pccori fureaque lupique Parcite ; de maga° est pratJa pr.tendt grege. Ttst: Printed for J Datchard, Nu. 190, opposite Albany Douse, Piccadilly. BOOK-KEVPING AND EXCIIANGYS MODERNISED. 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