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~~~ ~; ' ••.• • ..-• II ".00:, e•E7t , II V** / .' .. • ..tt '• I 41sia Ir.? .i • : 7,- ., hi/ 1 . , . . , t . .391 A 154 .t ~ . L.: u• 1 —....., , .• . , • ' ' ... ' - L ! °Ni ,, ~ -•, _.. ea\ 44, 11) 1 ; a 4-11 - • . -, 7 r ~~~. • a .. NLIAIBER b 58.) THURSDA BER 26, £BO5. (PAM! s—cpb • • Q 3. 11 S; ; and grip 'ham, one& ron. F rater. attic, ; Ad !aid. St- >ther a the I Or. Peel ; bow I. rots.; elite ider sing • olig 'o is h is of un-" *re are . .1... till, i —,. tie. loft Sc etr in ;k- mit 8.1, tH ot's id) THKATRF.-ROYAL. DIMIKY-LANE. THIS PgESENT EVENI/IG, Sept. 116, Their maincee , Sr.erva will aft Mk s ) .arc's Play of KING HENRY THE. FOUR'I'll. Sir Juhn re'.4.4, Mr Stephen Keinb!e (being the lad p ipt, but °nest,' hire !, r.age.tient); King i 1 try, Mr.Wraugh ton Pri , ll , lC of Wales, Mr H. Sid inns ; Karl of Worcester, Mr N:adtlncks K..cl ttf Morthuitiberlancl, Mr. amulet Hot sync, Mr Eilistiin. Lack , 'trey, Mrs. Fussell To which will b.! added. the Farce of THE CITIZEN. om Pitapat, Mr M thews ; Yiun g rhilpot, Mr. Bannister ; ' .hypo: Wildin d , Mrs Punicr Mr. De Camp. .tang (isith n S.aKi. Mir; Dun. an; Corinna, 54;, 4 rids..#ll. 111 EN ilia KOVAL,. COVENTA;AitDIEN. ° MORROW EVENING. Sept. 27, will -rb-e acted an Illisioriral Comic Opera. called THE ENGLISH FLEET IN 1342. Cud Fitsaater, Mr. Inclanoti ; Philip. Mr. Blanchard ; T a l e ..line, Mr. WI Mainmao. Mr. Mandan. Jane, Crinn pki cf lisit;.,ntr, Md. St. L.-grir ; Joasietta, bereniant ; .e, T.rer; Isabel, M. Atkins. kw 0 1 g; , ) o m, a bance;ront,n,t he Mr. Rs •nr, called DERMOI' AND KATHLANE; th, THE IRISti WEDDING. TA Whith law ndelati, the vane 'ANIMAL MXGNETISM. , . Milihrishe Laney, Mr Br.) , tun , DaAnr, Mr. Itancillrd ; LB Ifirtir, MB. Irsweett. Ltletti, Mn. M.,tucks. BY AU rFIORITY. AT CNIOOPERS' HAI.:„ KASINGFIALI,STREET. co MONDAY NEXT , September 30, 1805, for thr thuice•ati, THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE; After whieb, THE CHANCES, To conelt.4l.. w. t h THE PRIZE. The Second Day's Performance *di 's on Fridley, the dtk of ONOber s 1' C l / 4 1 . r1 :111 1-e had at all the Licenser' f.ntte:y OfFeed, in T $ And OeuntrA. U. ors 1., be uee.ied at Eight, and begin at Nine n'elnek p o .co•el• VitArAt Frei et F . :Fri.!. FLRIIIER PfIiTPONF.AILINT —RAU , : AT . 1 - V11.1.F. ROY A 1.,0F RIA )OD-HOR StS, ; HOUNDS, GUNS, PAINTINGS, FURNITURE, ate. 6:e VN MONDAY, the 7th of OCTOBER, will be a SALE by AUCTION. of all the V..'ua',le STUD of THOROUGH-RR ED c CALIIONS. MARES, HUNTERS, CARRIAGE NURSES; .ith a SET of PIED IS %LTA HACKS, SHOUTING PONIES, etc. Om 'ft/PSI/Ai, veil! ale. be SOLO AUCTION, the wrAc-irouiviri, Fox-HOUNDS, HARRIERS, GREY HOUNDS, POINTERS, SPRLNGERS TEP,RIERS, See Ala. some capital (311:11, eonsietioc of AIR GUYS, suor Gusr. Doulrlo and Single RIFLF.S, weett-barreUed„ twelve berr.ll, 1, anal Foitteel-barrelled RIFLES. thl WEDNINDAY. all 1.1,1 Va!IAN,- PAINTINGS, FUR ' Nrunte, CIIN A, GLASS, CURIOSITIES 0.1 vari , ,tia De ilu•Nination., Ice de. Ice. e Caial•attra or the Horsey /lc. an nlw tea ty for deliver?, by kMr. Clutterbuci . n thil rfIPM , e•; alal at NV. II ollt.'•, ed ilt,ifilantler, Yo , k, F ..te tr., li•iroulhbritige4 at the Gra,‘l7, , liat—o ,, sate; a.. , 1 a , Uoa %I 1.1.0,1,rd's E.g. No. 3 1 1, coitii . I:nptoit *i.i , liiii., Ilethern. L 0 .4. n --N - beepai o rp.l foe tbe. "." (;y4S, :1 ednfit, P,.jlitlar, Fur inure, Ste. will be ready a few E d 111 44 y. igeviolts to the Sauer, At the atlove place'. 1 , taTOR I'o WINE COMPANY, i t th nr Stores, No 46. tathbonesplace s Soho agnate, London. or- Jti;%heit 1804. , S f' IrHI3 undertak ng did not originate in mere .1 4 eel , Lion ;it was reiville I o.i the aunt: rerolineroia. von , f ii , .., ,efwsill of rank and influence, •i. a gene , ,' ' ~... tali..., •a , tii • West End of the Town The Pto i .riet. .• - it to say, ...id t• at a ith ;minis.: gratitode, that the In-• o has ni , .re than answered their n,o,t sanguine expettat ,,, . .o them a cam/mats:lce of no little exoltation, it they c....-d-, t hal been solely owing to the real exc.:Vnice and si.pericuity of thew Wine:, and to the uniform :ertitudr of Weir declines. T0rt.16 . • 'teal t.. Combat siacc..wfullir against ali attempts It opdositien, and to maintain that pie col,: e. wr,ich th e y have urns setailisewully atttineil, they a.-: iiiilispensibly not_ pole i to sell for r.oody money only. %VINES, per doz. a. 4 WINES., per doz. s d. Old Port, vintage Ino2 42 0 1 Elticellts% best sat . 41 3 014 ditto, whiter 1711.4 44 0 Caleovella,deloot quality 411 n Old ditto e tvusied„ 1794 43 i: Rich Mountain . . 44 0 Ditfu Pale, rititage 1790 49 0 V orlonia,Made:ra !UMW. 42 0 01 Lisbon, first qualm) , 42 0 India Madeira . . NI 0 Prices of full proof FOREIGN SPIRITS, per Gal:on. s. 4. s. d Rom, firm o'4l Jamaica IT 6 I lollands Geneva . . 18 6 Brand' s t'al Rigout:, • Shrubs, of Rum, tec. 17 0 very old • . ~ . 20 19 Which may be seen, and Samples laa.l. at the shore Sserei.. . . _ _—_— PE DLSEASE PIEVENTID OR CURED. AS the Accounts authenti ca ted a nd recentlypub lished in all the Newspapers most folly prose that the T.-ter which has prevailed with So much horror at Gibraltar, in Italy at Malaga, and upon all the coasts of the Mediter anean de, ts the Pima kind of Foam as that iallich prevails in the IYest Indies and America, nothing c.in L- in..re satisfal ,r! , or hen...l:eta' to the Public it large, thin hl k 'IOW where they Call onain a certain,safe, easy, and pleassat Meri.eihe, which is re. raomrnetided to be taken by so many eminent Medical Gen- I - torten, as well as by that skilful Physician, Dr WI1.IN:11, a copy of whose Letter to the Proprietors of the Ye low Peter Remedy, may lie seen at the W &rehouse for this fistaitution, No. 40, Charing-elm; the per:iod of which alone, withoot the numernit . ether unequivoul and tatisfaaory Documents which hairr heti, received. mint afford sincere pleasure to all who are interested, and feel for the welfare of Duman Nature sufferi ig tinder the tuneful influence as dreadful Calamity. • PROPRIETY OF PFRSON AI. APPEAR ANC!. Beauty anti Health cannot be more ee•mtially promoted, than by attending to the Preserntion of the Teeth. R; NEWTON'. RESTORATIVE TOOTH POWDER, having received the approbation of the Ant Nobility, Gentry, and a generous Public, by an extensive con surif,.tion fur a series of years, as well as the attestation of its superior excellency, from the analysis of its component parts, by the most distmguisherl Medical characters, whit have pro nounced it the moo pleasant Vegetable Tooth r miler knows, to enerease the beauty of the enamel, and remote the durability of the Tooth, and which has, iii cui,sinpience of its exPerieneal advantage., beet) honoured with the immediate pa troifage of their Majesties, aid the vanoils Illustrious Branches of the Royal Family, Nobility, Gently, &c. !n this United Kingdom. NEW TON'S TOOTH POWDER is an Astringent and Antisenrblitic Powder, a ti•dicate Aromatic, extremely grateful to the petite, and pleasant in its um; in fine, to those who imply it, it is a certain preventitire of 'wain i.r decay of the Teeth to the latest ',coal of life. It enn ! i !!!! es to he faithfully tenant , ' by Mr. Newton faddy), at his bout', K-rinington. place, Vauxhall (late of Great Russell street, Locdon), from the peruse Re, ipe of the late Sir Richard Jcbb, Pnysician to te'r Majesties. tic ; and said wholesale, retail, and for en nation, by Messrs. Shaw and Fahsards, No. 66, St. Paol's hurch yard, wham he Oil, einpowered to make a liberal allow. lic e to his Tons. and Country Venters, Mach:into, Ste. ; also, "tail by Couitas at d Co at Mr. Newton's late Warehnii,e, 0. 126, Great Ru-sel-street. Redford-square; and by every erforner and Medicine Seler in the Kingdom, in Boxes, at • s. 9.1 etch N.R Phial* to ask for Mi... toii•ir Tooth 'Powder, and see that • . H. hi• ' , ton is written on eac;i Box with rul ink, as ail others at bterwa's are imposition& VICTUALLING-02710E, Sire. 12, 1225. TUE COMMISSIONERS jar rattesHine Ni, Alooesto's Komi do hereby row Notice, That on THUHS DAP, the 26th Instant, they wool be ?Toth, to "retire Triode's In Wynn,: (sealed op), for as Ilion, HUGS (the Citreous m alolo h not to vine len than 112 Paunch MA) at "':lt prwlwe FIVE HUNDRED TONS OF PURR; to be ki l ted! in Ili. Ho:jetty's Ltennllinv Prrminto at Desof rd, loot steer tkr 14.1. of thotober nett, .14 the ,%,t et 31,irch fou;owOolg ; Fiost &- hurry "'bent,' to take plane on Monday, the said 14ils Octalrer nr to, god the sobsequent Deliveries is be ' , mama Twire in mirk Week, in such regular. I'rainortososs, a. that As whole shall be completed Ins the 31. t of Mtrh , beyorrinontutred ; and tn Lrpaaci J o , by I hi., p,yo,Ller, Nt?, Latent, Autrey hags !fire P.te The continuous of the Claimed MI, INS Irv% at the !tertiary's Oilier. No hie and rcill helm! to any Tender in which the Price shall not b° in,rtroi on Word. at lowith, or that Anti net he delirmod t the ;know , 'lore One o'Clock on the said Thoorrrlao, Poe 4Gth lognot, nor rotirss the Pe, tom who mAts floe Tellar in *ant Perot no his *kale; tattooers, to o'newer when eatird tor, F El() BE ~,)LD, the property of a Gentleman, a halidurti: T. NDA I.ILETT E, with Bot ROUC" IE, rim used but a M inth, with 1 - fani-si for Four !loess The wahle hitithscl in ine Ant style of eleyiri 'and twill in. , Vet Particular., enquire & Mr. Keel, 190, 00'1rd-street FINE P llfs: FINGSE PICTURES. —To br Snld by Private Contraet, a S. ; die lion of etilefti Cabmet P4etures, which arc now 04 Vme aad Sa;e, emote the atttotion of the Am , teor to pmt,enq; con.ot,ti of the Woks of the Itilia Flemish, and Euglosh School% diiefly °Vec r! out of well koown Cabinets. Open from en till F..e, at Iql , ) m dl , near Carlton-home. Dtscriptive Catalogues to tr, Lad at the Room. fjOREI GN WINES, of the first •intages and qua.ity selling at the fallowing kw Paces, (or ready alone-, ♦iz. 0 1 4 Post, eiutsge, 1809 (Pee ) f;5l. Do. do. do. ISOI s i tu Dn. Lisbon Do Pile Sherry Do Fast ludic Marietta The WillP4 Slay be tabled, between the hon. , ' a n d fits, At Nn. 14, Martin's -lane, Cannon ; street. 14 tif a Doren ll , iew slut &ample to any nal t of t I e town. fret of expenee. And alesw.d the wine, whoa dAryered, not prune equtl to the NAM! k sent, the cwt. ail Ise rev• r. led I 2 ('RN A ND , Catch -Buitder. Bond -street, begs 1 !e i.e to 47 , 1it.iisit his Friends, Tratelksis, and Gentlemen go:ng third, that he makes W A 11' It-PROOF HEArks es VI !colds of SINGLE fIORSR CAR ItLAGES.that only weigh from seven to ten pounds, on so plea.iog and ea, a ero-stoic tion, ti, it any Lady n , G.tntteetan can mire or fall it wilt'. aitt.ng and thiviiig The araltrate expence will b. a I.l , a , ing indoeenient to prefer then' to any other kind of head —.light warrant 41 Carri,ges, with Hea4, finished for 40 enema MI kinds of new aryl seeond•hand Carriages and Harm,: Carriages bought, lent nn jnh, sad for exportati ot. Traaelliog Post-Cli made, that •nily writ from 4 to S r•t. The 1'16,11. try raring'', ,nAt afe nomplete Travelling Pust-Chrite, 4 ewe. at HUntamitc 010% bonil- , treet. IS. A sari, ty of Shootieg Gig 4 DP.OrsY. NI R. Lux MOO RE, of Southampton-buildings, flulb.i.n, fatothiu ;Imo S.ivrooni UX5' O O).. IhMkg it nem:ow,/ ow Espiritu toe Ittbile, tbstlie eimtioum to attend the 4.lfivelit sloimes of this Ditoril-r (which inel Or, Ttrop, of to.. Chew), both to Town and Counts; am! th..t he may be consoltral at home every Monday befere Twelve and, iu genera?, every eith,t \twain' bef o re Ek ve w. N No Latter', uhlss ;twit !maid, will lie rareived. Ste hi* Add.es. to I fydrup.c ratteuta, 9d Edltium wild by lfighly, Fleet-suet. No. •, CORN!111.1., and 9, CHARING-CROSS. TBISII respeafolly actituints the Nobility, • Ornery, a•td Pub'ie iii general, that he selling Tickets and S:lale% in g .ar variety, for the Lottery that begins draw i .1 Mr X T MONDAY ; and hopcii the u• , roinmuu sticce•is and puilluality that have dmitigni,lied ha t)fti-•s for several years, will inure hire a COOlfillUAllee of their Fal,corfa. e a • All bwine.s in the l'Valic Funds train.. led with Fide lity and Dispatch. 26, CORNHILI„ .a 2, CHARING CROSS, AND ST. MARGARET'S HILL BOROUGH. EJORNSBY and Co. respeCtfully acquaint the Nobility, G.mtry, and the Public in general, that they may be supplwel with TICKETS and SHARES in great Va !rimy of Nutubrs, and at the leweA Prizee, at either at the shove State Lottery , Office. P•ites peidrm demand, whether a 201 or a 20,64101. Orders by M Carrutr t or PtY.t, executed on the sane terms as if present The Lottery begins Drawing NEXT MONDAY. TIM ONLY OPPORTUNITY OF GAINING A FoR. TUN F. BY THE LOTTERY IN TIIF. PRESP.N YFAR ( IN MONDAY NEXT, the 30th of this Month, kJ tint STATE LOTTF.RY MRi rs Drawing. SCIIEME. Prisoner 3 3 4 6 500 30 6(1 4,506 3,000 First-drawn Blanks t 10 each 30,000 entitled to 7,619 Benefits 25,t , 00 Tickets I. `1,0,000 The Fsrstelrawn Tteket sth Day .. L. 10,1h00 Ditto 6th Day 20,000 Ditto 7th Day Are part of the abore Capitals . No ~then Lottery can be drawn thi. Year. Priee of a Ticket .... 1..19 13 11,11 Quarter LOTTERY BEGINS ON MONDAY ! ! CZ ‘VIFT & Co. No. H. Poultry, beg Leave to re ► 7 mind the Public, that MONDAY MIX C is the Day ap pointed by Government to coinence the Drawing of the pre. aant Srate Lottery, winch is the doily mac that can be drawn this Veer. The following are the piincipal Pluses: 9 Prins of L 'M. 0., • 4 Prised of L. 2,600 3 .. .. .. 10,0 1 0 6 .. .. .. I,lxlll 3 .. .. .. s,USitt 10 .. .. .. SOO and othe , s from 11)01 to 601. The advantageb of pinchating befute the commencement of th- Drawing must he °batons, as wally the wbok of the Co final Prises ate floating in the Wheel, and tray of course come up the fir-t day; in additi in to which, every Blank at the b-gin ))))) gof the Drawing will be entitled to a return of Teo Poiuls; which, for the t.nie. reduces Use cost of the Ticket to little lisle than Nine Pound., and ail Shares 111 the saute Proportion. Anion Fire and Life Instmence Office, 23d September. live,. THE DIRECTORS of the ALBION FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE t'imiP.% NY bug rase re session. is the Khl , c, Ant the Cohopoht,'s Ofit e u CH ANGE ALLEY, COKN LL, was be everted an MONDAY, the 33tli of SEP TEMRP.R, mid en every stre , errling.elrey, Sanding CI. frinti the hour of Igo it; the :11.,,,in z •,441 Ears i t s sh e Afternsari v far the pulsars/ 000 ring tee% Ei •e, Bui'd•higt, Far niftier, Nev. handtes,hhips in Port, [Velour, ro. lArek, the atrgoes suds Stain, Ships heibling, Vessels rfl Risers owl Canals, the Gauls on &wird seek Feuds awl anrions tulle.. sorts of Proper . u , throughout A. United liig:loni of Great Britoin nevi Irrtunri, a n d h4orcip C antrism : end dm ter the growth: iliiitre/Wril og rr , s, and pie thr Purciese and Sole at Anioritra. l'rinted Propreak, containing the Xmas and Conditions on which Insurances may be off. eaed, will be ready for delivery at tl'e Office on the abmre dr. Ry them Proposals t wall be found, that the funds and re sourcesoi this undertaking are of great extent; and that the principles cis which it has been founded are of lie most ac commodating and dberal descriptvin. ft will be the objea of the Directors to afford rree'r possible facility to timie who may h. sour the Institution with a preference; and to render ',forma and ainplet justice to all who may hare to claim the tut- Wotan of its ensppnacnts. No charge will bei made for Policies, either for Fire or Life Insulanoe ; nor will any fine or aidniisiondea be required on Life Imiurance,mseetdiog in the case of tion.apparance A Comoliesiosi, well rte.-ming attention, writ be adowed to three who may effect Life Insurances at. the prilici;ia , Offaces of the Conal.any in London, iii the way of Agency. The Loreetors are James Pattisnii, EA Chairman. John Tow t tood, Esq Deputy Chairman. Thomas Starling Etsnson, EA Josekli Minet, F.q. Henry Burmester, Esq. Nancy Pigeon, EN. James Barton, ran. it jOllll Paihorn John Carted Clarke, Ertl. Quincey, Est. R icharelpay, Esq. Wiliam 1/tacky, EA JoOo Dancer., Esq. Willitm Smith, E‘.4 M r. Sohanort Davit s, Esq, Julhut Jonathan Satan, Esq. WiUisrtinno.i, Vasa. and Alderman tlansia.yde„ Esq. Tim ma , * Sasiti ft ,Es . andAtder- John Kingston, FN. M.P. nun Ci.airgit Leanly, E. 4.1. . Benjamin Trerers, Esq. Plantes Moltby, E-q. I)anie I Each. Warrington, Esq. By Order of th' Roar.l, WAKNEK PHiPPS. Sxertare This Llej are pnblished, imOott Vollatne.ol.lavo, price 7* In !manta. QERIRONS, qn the EXISTENCE of the D2Prir ; the 1%1 , 4°111m1-1-Y of the SOUL; the AUTHENTICITY of the WALE; •nel other Imports:lt Stiblecie. fly the R-r. JOHN ADAMS, A VI. • Muter of the Ac:d !m., at Pntn•y, and Author of Ltveral much-apinaveel H , rorical Publications Printe If. the Author; and Sod by Longman, Hunt, Rey., sod Unue. •.nnster row ; and C. Lew. Are Manb-lane. 'rut Div Is puliistied, 9 Vols. dew Melt 16e in boards, QLTINCTILEAN's INN CHUTES of El.O- Ca/ ENCE ; or, The Art of Speaking in Puldie, in every • rolor and C.Airacity. Translar..d into Filled', after the b-it Latin Editions, with 'Notes, Critical and twiresnateirv ' /Sy W. (WTIIIIIE...Esq. Qnntolleta oraioris, genera direarP.—Cici Panted foe R Dimon W awl J. RieharOions, R. Len, J. Mawronn, Verner and Hued, It. Flyer, J. Nuan, and J. Cawrlinen. EASTERN RIOGRAPII Y. This They are rubl•shed, el, One Volume, Un.illustratel with FlAlti. 'nice Ms. 641. in h/Parli ILITARY ME'4OIRS of GEORGEC Tilo - MAS, whet, he entransdinory Tolents and &Rewrite, rove front an obscure Situation, to the Ronk rife (:enteral iii the Service of the Native Pile era in By WILLIAM FRANKLIN, F..q. G» John Sto:iniale, Of 1.1" 7 1 rosy be hot, i.inforinly •qi•ietl, in 4'o 1. FIISTOR Y qt . the MAI !RAT IA WAR, ..vith Six Plans, lbs or, on Tame T aper, 414. ft. HISTORY of the NEGOTIATION% in 'NCR \, tO, Gd. or, nn large paper, 154. NOTES In the PEACR with the MAil- RATTAN. Price at. o_t larg- paver, is. 6d. By Old PA:Milli' .1 Wellesley. THREE BOOKS OF BIOGRAPHY, FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS. This Day were published, New and Improved Editions of the folrnsing ietetcsting, useful, and approved S.:hool Books; written purposely fur the :hie of Young Person., on the ilk.- view and leiportant Principle,—that is:ample is more powerful and 111 , 110 seductive than Pre .. .pt. I. THE BR ITIiH NEPC)S ; consisting of Seleft 1 Lives ot those 11.1.UST.R ILKIS BRITONS who have bean the most ditinguished for their Virtues, Talent., or re nrarkable Advancement in Lit:, intervened with practical Reflection Written by W. MAYOR, LL.D. ire price es. 6d. bound; and containing accounts of she undermen tioned distinguished Peromars: Alfred &MI Newton Bacon Andrews Sr. R. Walpole Wickliff Coke Stair Chaucer St.ffurd Sloane Wolecy Hampden Wolfe Moore Korey Aniest T. Cromwell Blake Bernatif Latimer Clarendon Le ttleton Cabot Milton Ciatham Jewell M trued Gar ri..k Gresham Sydney Cook Wshinghant 11/lotsoie • Blaekstene Crichton Locke Jnlinson Drake Holt Lowth Burieigh Burnet Howard Shakspeare Penn Mansfield Raleigh Addison Sir J. Rentals. hlarlisoriugh 2. A SELECTION of the ',IVES of PI.UTARCII, abridged for the Use of schanis. Be Willie ni Mayor, LLO &c price es. 6.1. bound; and cant:lining account. of the un dermentioned Personages, the must illustrious and estistable eharaiters of Antiquity : Romulus Pericles Fumenes I.ycurgus Alcibiades Pompoy Solon Timuleen Ale...tater Numa Aristide. Julius Guar Theinistocles Cato vie Censor Demosthenes Cainiiitis Pyrrhus C leer°. 'I SCRIPTURE BIOGRAPHY; or, The Lives and Cha• racier, of the Pour-opal Personages recorded in the Sacred Writings, pra.-tically adapted to the In.triiction and Improve ment of Youth. By the Rev Juhn Watkins, LI. D price ss. bound Till. important Work, wli.ch tenches and spates the Prin ciples of Religion, under the agreeable form a Biographic : A Narratives, ouotains accounts of tile following Scripture Cha meters: Ada•A Joseph Solomnn Cain )..1) Ehiah Abel Moses Yisha Eriiieh Ril.ain Daniel N.iali Jos'. ha Either Ataranala Ruth Mordecai Isaac Samuel St. John Jacnh David Jcsus Christ. i Prilitgai for Richard Phalli's% No. 6, Rrid4e street, Rtatk friar; ; and to 12 had of all Riaileittacrs, ahl aater i in lieuitit, with the full ollqw.mve to Nclwols. FOREIGN 'OPP LLIGLNCE. COTTENPINGTI MAIL. sT. PLTERSDVItOrI. AUG. 25. The new lori.s of troops, amounting to 80,000 men, Have received orders to march immedia.dy, in solid divisions, to the frontiers; the four i ,rftgi., ments of Guards, of the Emperor, are else ordetod to hold themselves in readiness for foreign service, The Grand Duke Constantine is appointed Com mander in Chief of the Army. GOTTEN BVIIIIW, SEPT. 6. Yesterday, arrived a: English Courier, from Pe tersburgh, with wbe-n an extra packct-boat was int 4 mediately dispatched for England. Several Swede ish vessels are taken up, :opposed to go to Rig. — Revel, &c. for the purppse zoureying stores, eons &c across the Baltic to Stralsund. A private letter from Heisinghorg states, that a gr :nd crinlition it forming between lt ussia, Austria, England, Sweden, and Denmark, and tint Prussia will also be ine eluded. Extra q of a Letter from Gottenbu•gh, dated Sept. Event '.ing here inlicates the approach of war ; the army is all in motion ; avers./ more regiments are ordered to Pomerania. The King was tb leave lielsingburg for C.hristianstadt, on tiro 7th inst. seri. 19. This morning, the Baron Corpelan, son or the Governor of Gottenburgh, arrived from Chriit;a sradt, from the King, with very important di." katchel for England, with whcfr he will embark tow morrow morning, in the Packet in turn of sailing. Also arrived an English Messenger, from St. Pe tersburgh, with dispatches for .ugland. HAMbURGII MAIL. VICAV4A, SEPT. 7. A Diet is to be held in the Tyro!, in consequence . Hof the present circumstances, at wl ich the Arch. duke Jahn will preside in tha name of His Imperial Majesty. He will, for this purpose, set off the day after to-morrow for Inspruck. • The regiments of the kingdom . of Hungary have been augmented with 12,000 win, Hungarian re— cruits, which the different counties have raised in a short time. The number dour troops, which arc now on their march for Italy and Germany, amounts to above . 200,000 men. The French ambassador, M. Von Rochefoucauld. received instrultions to communicate, likewise, to our Court, the Declaration g;ven in at Ratisbon, oa the part of the Emperor Napoleon, relative to the ,attgmt.ntation of the Austrian troops in Italy. No answer, however, has been returned. Immediately on receiving intelligence, that the Russian troy ps had advanced into the Austrian ter ritory, the French Ambass dor sent of a courier to Paris. General Count Meet-veldt has set out for Berlin with propositions of importance. We have a report, that our Court has received intelligence, by a courier, that the &et of tr ins ports that appeared off the coast of Naples, on the 17th of August, has landed Russian trJops in that territory. 'I he equipages of his Royal Highness the Arch dake Charles left this yesterday., and his august!): thee, the Archduke - John, will set out next week to join the army. Our Court Gaz,tec contains the following intelli gence from Turkey. The disgrace of the Reis Effendi was very speedily followed by the dismissal of the Istamboul EfFendi, or Minister of Police of the capital. Another convoy of Russian troops, 1,000 in num ber, has arrived from Sebastopel, which are to sail in the same transports, and in the ship of the line, the St. Paul, which has been repaired in the Bay of Constantinople, under the command of General Gerdique, to Corfu, where the other detachments from Cefaloilia, Zante, Ceriga, and Santa Maura, are to assemble. The contest between Tayar Pacha and Ciapan Oglots, has sustained a great revolution. The proud conqueror has, in his turn, been vanquisbed. Tayar Pacha divided his troops among the many places he had taken, in such a manner, that his main body, which he did not think it necessary to maintain against a routed enemy, was surprised by Ciapan Oglou, and the former Grand Vizier, Sija inssnf Pacha, and mostly cut in pieces. Six thousand muskets, found by the conquerors on the field of battle, are a convincing proof of the magnitude of this defeat, by which the Sublime Perm may cots- A