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,- —.—.. ' . s. 4 .: ' s . ) 6. %::4 • . e 4•' -. V ).,. t;. ::: 41 / 4 4: 74 7: 14, ... : : . . 1 .5.1 'FA. ' • " '"k. . ". '.., =' ' 4 SO :'.' `, C , i.. . 1 ••• .. ft Jl‘,., 11 ..•.• - - " jr5 4: 0 . , _. -=', ' ' • . f t i .T. .........., , .. ••••=.............................mamd• ‘(..• '. ai . ..................................... . _ _ -- v ....,...- -..--,—__—__ . - ---—-- - - -- - - - . F rjilti PtiCE SL PENCE-HALFP • NY. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 2s, 1810. NUMBER ‘4. 63- NEW THEATRE, KING'S ANCIP.NT CONCERT ROOMS, TOTTENHAM-NTRERT, _ _ (Licosa/A . 6y Act of Parliament.) TIIIS PiZE-E.4T AVE.DNESDAY. Anvil ,s o, will be preoeutetl, a New Pr.STORAL ReRLETJA., eallot Tun:. VILLAGE FETR. Needed on the Pint, fori.lente. ind Diction, of f.ove in a V illn;e. P,crioto to the Borlota, n , I Occasional Atitirree, by Kr. --tu the rower of the Ewettiog, a Comic Some, called lb • Olftitt tie Doctor:* by Mr. Herrina. Alter 0 . h.& .at be presented, a New Pantomime, railed IIARLEQUIN AT IIELICI)N. OR, PANTOMIME RENOVATED. The Music' eutirrty new, by Mr. Glatlathees. Clown, Mr.Latirent. _ . . 4a,; &mini Voce, Second Prier, PM,. at Half past o*Clock. The Doors to open at Melt' pest Ftve ti ('lock, and the atance to rostotettvs•st Ilalf-past o'Cloek.—Places Ow fluxes to be token at Ilea Theatre fiona ten till fuer 'll3. Decorations of the Th.-orire, e 941 the whole of the Antliltt..l44_oollC:llll6o4einexeettled Ire. 6ss, *eel, etutil . telt Temeteitattii - ity a variety a able 11,6'41311i' ____ -- - ft IIITISI! 6, A I.LERf, — PA Lt.- HALL. 1 riltllS OA LI , Elt I' , tor the li XliftstrioN ani - , L SALE of the WORKS of WAIT'S!) ARTISTS; 1. OPEN F.l) to the Figgie, nod aid (matinee apen every .4., loon Tea in the Romanian Olt Five in the Afternoon Adadiv. ince le.; 'Catalogue% .dl. VALENTINE GREEN, Keeper re it fOFr LONDON LYINONHOSPITAT - NI ROAD. . sus nal - MORN I Na. the Gth of May, CO tsto,' the .A7iNIVERSARY SERMON trUl be proaehed at the Chore% 'otft...Ati.ltew, Holborn, by the Lad Rialto,' of CARLISLE, briny dhe Lord Mayor, ite. sir J. W. ANDERSON, Mit. Aid. Preeisirot. atee-rarosocari: Si E. C. Glyn, Bart. Ahl. IGoG rice llibbert, Esq Li. . M.P. Sir John Petting, Bart. Aid Rohm t Hooter, Si , J Shaw Bart. Ald. M.P. Tbomp.an Boner, Eli". Sir K. Letilion, lint. Ald. Joe oh 'took, E s q. Sv Francis Ravin, Bart. David like %Vette, Esq. Saone' Thornton, Esq N.P. Iv IL I .IA SI LUSHINfiTON, 'EA. T a eesurer ; ted the Governors and Governes.es of the Hospihd. &venal of the Women lately .I.liver..il io the Hospital vii Wesel with their 'slant, —Sir. ire. at Eleven o'clock precisely. The Festival will be held at the City of London Tavern, Bichopseate-strert, au Thiwiday, the iith tar 31tia, ut Fire o'clock precisely. STER•RDS : Tight Hon. Thurman Smith, I John Judann, Erg. ►.ord Mayor, It.. Lena. %V. R. H. Bro* or, Esq. Rich iroi Radford, El. .khn Thomas Ramsay, Esq. 11.1 i C. 11,11, fsa. C G. 'llioraitoo, Esq. Mt Thomas ilearr, I Jubu F.sq. Jusvph LTq. •„• sit it,r.ructititutr a Govetwor Governe.; fur Eife; or 3! as. 2111 Annual Sablicrther.-rday otb.t IteacGsc tau•ts are graidally recaived. ItckLts may be bad at lba Secretary's INSte, No. Oa, E:y.!ace. A. HlGNill)ft 111, Secretary. RISII oda TWEN to the t.a him Lou 60 I. 96 CAIWW V.' Ltti - t Litt, VAle•tinC* Day, lith fri.rbtrr, 10; a.... Prizes 0f.... Lin,otlw I . 5,041 S. $ ll.l/1/ SUO ; a ' :AO zft ..... 12 Capitals. I • 8 Capita's. I., tkels al4 Shoos foe the New 'Allem which begins and vela an the ath of JUN E, are now , vents" as who're.— _ . _ l'Y PI l'A I. I'll fZF.' 4 . erito, in Shares, at 4, Cornll.3, Unmet 20th October, 1809 I..Priu% of.. L.'20,111 , 1i ti 7 Scheme abounds wit► the %MIA noiabe; of Moves. Prises, besides w►ich ihe.Coutractor eires FOUR EVPRA PRIZES of son WHOLE TICKETS, lry which a Single Twist way gulSI upwards of to ,noon sad a Sixteenth 601,1. Giniseas. tximPuers to be h 0, with particulars, at ♦,'Corns.ill, Or 9, Charing4russ, i d - 1170 N late Parts:et' with the fiteCl.e r 11 K b 12.1•BRANSCOM13, lino the please, c of nounietrinT to his Friends and the Public., the Lonely which drawn rth JUNE, glees the greatest chance to the adventurer for so await a : lour packets of Tirk.t.,,,ue hundred in each packet, are to be Ream by the Co ors to the fortionste holders of the firstArawu Prize above Isl. when a Titbit luny gain upwards of too,iiuut and Shares in proportion Lyton has been truly lucky iu selling packets of Tickets, No 70141, producing warty 4,iintil. ; nod No I,titti p redw ing 94,7651 was wild in sixteen Sist•anthit, and paid by his to the respective holders, who recedeed• for each Sixteenth 1,5471 16s. dd. • Eytoo sillicuts a lucky Office, COKNIULL, *sr the MANSION-HOUSE. at au pablit h•usn, at hi* STA - CI; Lonna, TO GE DRAWN •TH OF NEXT JUNE. CARTER. Mock-Broker, S. Caring- Crass, considers it his duty to state to the public hi. opinion of the presrut Scheme, and Lets to rsinisid his Frirsols. that his prediction respretinpr the popularity of the hat Lottery was Rdfilled•to the utioust exteut. The present Coat/actors tuning wiscl? availed thvoiselyt s of the popula rity of the last Scheme, because louniau ingenuity could srairrly farni.h • Leper, have dually sccureal their success by this havltiuti Speculation. that the holder of a single 'ticket may gain ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS: Half Quarter Eighth bixteenth DR. FKLESIAN'iI ourrA SALI:TARIS. rill IF. value of this Infallible Nleilicine has been 1. so hour proved, that mulling of the present day can has. a eompetitiou with it, is all the dlltereut stages of a certain Itisesse, which tt effectually cares tiod • emiliesies from tie h h,t , without exciting the pai arid feelings said tapuouie that attend sidirattoa, without debilitatiug the euristaution io any degree, or mem requirme cotlfultseen' 6 °, ", hkolituse, or restriction ia diet. The radical tofu s of tneue iucetitnable I)nm* hare proved their delta to public alTruhation for more thou an )eirs In all &bilily,' thee Tin* day is published, prire IL/ lIIIIST D E IVIDD: n Sermon preached at the l'ricnnial Visit2tiuu of die Lord liirltup of Lincoln, at thlialbain, iu Jane snag. By T. I .Ala DDLETON, D.O. ' Reetur of Tansur in Nortlsaraltiouskire, and of Bythain is Lincolnshire, nod Prebendary of Lincoln. Printed for T. Cadet and %V. Davies, Strand. .. . . . Of whom may he had, by the same Auth o r , The DOC TRINE of the I:KEEIC ARTICLE, applied to the Criti cism and the Illitmeatitio of the NewTestsmeut , une large tulutue aro. price i4s. itt Imam's. A YOUNG LADY LEVI' HER DoNJE,m, /IL Saturday, April di, betwren the boars of three and mow akin& in the afternoon. She is about the middle rite; and bad on a greyish drah.enlaured cloth pelisse, with silk card rotted the bottom, tit - A rie,ind the waist II lib silk cord anti acorn tassels; It large straw puke bonnet, a muslin do •a, silk stockings, and light browns jean half hoots, galaslied with black leather. She hark a gilt metal watch, and a small case, covered with dark bloc silk, cootainitig some gnarl and bank notes. IVhirevie will xi's: haformatiou at Nu. to, Upper John.street, (lot len-soprire, a., that she may be found by I.er frieurb, shall rreeiva tIPIIUIUNUULU GUINEAS R ARD. Shoodlt dela adirerfbeinnst tweet Sirs eye ft( His .youtep, Lady, she may be certain that her absence Is outran* to every one, excepting her nwu relations at holm, nod that if she will r. tors, ►he will be received with the ittnvist kad etas and affi ction, and no notice ever takes of tht past. - - B ItANSCOM IS anti CO. with their usual great alumna. sold in the Last lAttery, in 78 biases I la the preceding Luttirri Nu 3,53.1 L.stuotoo Nu. e,ti 4,651 ft,ooo 3113 l,OllO 5 or 1.500 8,30.1 3 Of 11..:111 each. • I,noo Being Shares of almost every Capital therein ; and in last year ooly, si lt o f ;mound. and Capitals to the olionitit of oso,until. besides the lint 30,110u1 tlit•last 25,0014. an,: the only 40,0001 ever Shared; and is previous years, to an amount hevund all precedent are now selling TICKETS and SHAH F.S is the NEW LOTTLItY, to be drown the 8111 of June, us which there are font extra Grand Pr.zes of One Head' eil Tickets each, which may produce to a Ticket I tui, , auol. mud to a 54114'011 • 'mac& uf BRA! SCOtl and Ctt. :orain guard the public :Tonna the dereption set forth of their liens and claimv of the sale of the fins and lAN of extra Grand Priam so given the fart is, every Satecuth was sold, nail the forum :Nu adecitturers verb receieed at their Old and psi> Offices is Luusion, viz No 37, eusibill, No. 11, Holborn, No. 411, 'Hiywarket, I And No. *to, Strand . They will sever fusel MINA they divided a Capital which woe art ahriolutely ah.sred nod sold I. the public ma ahoy.'. A NA:EAU VAI-L UN IRISH LINENS. TH' htltill LINEN COM I'ANY have this day landeded a considerable cargo of IRISH LINENS of ktseStiltt NG LEAC fi, ucliith use moth cliespce than any goods zli,s have bate for some yen,. a emit fall having taken place on else in In Irma The mars n..nmenee at tod. a yard, and rise td. a 'another, up to 7s. per yard ; no article sold but Irish Shirt horn, and sheetitiz, mil nut less than a piece of 45 yards, at wholesale parr, sold no abate meal—eat+ piece is warruitetl as to (alt. a., and to be bleach ed on the grass. and i t u.,tnec r. turned of 1 rank appears Cask for MIA of ; ex-cut. .1 s alt punctualsty. J. O'BRI EN, A,:ei.t to the Coniimuy. •.• No. a, lilloosroilsary-scpinre, is our Qui) , House in Lon don, which it is necessary to oh 'CI ve, ue /lOW petty houses are tudeseouriux to paws under the credit of our name, and Noe asosenaced s aria , ma itifra:no goods, several orders istenti. erl tor an. TO THE l'l'lll.lC. W OOKS, f I Cif( EF F., Agentsthr HEirAsT ITN EN COMPANY, have just te• et ' se,' several e inem, of Irish Linens and Shcetii.es, from the North of fre:and, shirts am considerably cheaper than any Is Inch lase Lieu imported fur several years. Being bleached on the grass, wationt ninrintie acids, th. y can wills confidence warrant thew dorability, and, if I% fault appetite, the money 'whitened.— tit 81 vend perms,, hare, by assurninew similar title, endeavour. d to rim ander the credit of our beam, to prevent 1.11 . (11 , i1011, it is urcessary to obacne, we sell no article hut Irish Linens, in single pieces. at liw factor's price. No abatement ewer wade; and hose no connection with any I ttttt ses in I.lorton hut Nn. SO, Great linnet street, Blom's:angry ; and 170, Strand, opposite A r uudcl.strce t, near Temple • ha r. ISKOOKs, ItURCNI, sad O'KEEFE, A 4rods to the Company. •.• Cash for Irish notes.—Ortlers punctually mecoted. LIBRARY OP CHOICF. BOOKS, BY PUBLJC AUCTION, WITHOUT THE LEAST RESERVE, TO-MORROW (the Wilt Jay of April) and thirty-unc fol lowing days (Saridays ezeepted), Jiy Hr. J F.PF ERY, At his Rooms, No. I I, AVAII.I3AfiLIt wool well-known LIBRARY of 1100 ES; containing all the rare. useful, sill caiu abts in retry deportment of Liter 'tore, from the first invention of printing to the prrsent tone, all of which tie in the moos! perfect toudition. Nut a point or n Hof witi.tiug in say one volume, and cer tainly the hest Library of Bunke ever geld by public sale ia this reentry. Just published, in large Deasy Octavo, price 39.64. (the ouly complete edition yet produced) erntirlhshed with a striking LIKENESS of SIR FRANCIS ISIRIMITT, Bart , • IM - 1E WHOLE of the late PROCEED INGS •VARLIAIII ENT respectinT Sir F. RUE DETT—Ieis Letter to his Constituein a, with the Arguments thereon, with his other Letters — te a faithful Narrative of the late disturbances--an accurate detail of the Westminster and Livery of Londoi Meetings. To which is pridixed, an Original Sketch of the Life of the Hon. Baronet. The whoLoi arranged by a Gentleman of great literary abilities. • l'"" Printed spa sold by J. Mortou, No. 273, Strand ; by A. Macpherson, R neaten-court, Corsat-garden i by J. Dick, ChisiieWitreet ; and other Booksellers and • Newsmen iu tuna anal country. This day arc publialtert, iu SCO. pr4c r.s. boards, gni TISEAVATIONti on 4orne of the Friar-tint DISEASES of th, RECTUM and ANUS; pi ticu- Italy Stricture uf the Rectum, the HaunarhuidSl Ere licence, and the Fistula in Ano by THOMAS COPELAND _ . _ fi:Ilow of the (*allege of Surgeon:, aril Asmotent-Surgeon to the 1% estraiuster General Dispero.oy. 1.00dou: fftirtev for J. Callow, 1104kea1 Crown.rottet, Pritte::'s.street, Soh,. tI here may he had, jolt published, price is, 6d. DAD DENTON'S OBSERVATIONS oir INDIGESTION ; iu which is aatisfactorrly strewn the Efficacy of Ipecacirati, iu relieviag this, as well as its catitrertcd train of cousplittiti. peculiar to the ieclime of life. The Third Editiok, with Additions. Hy Dr Elochar SPRING DitESSES AND MILLINERY. Miti BARCLAY bog. most vespratiallr to inform the Nobility nn.l Gentry, that her of SOILED DItE.SMIES, r‘e. it:c. rill rewta uceuu HONDA NEST, April sts ; and the followinz Monday 11... e livuuks will be complete, with even article of Spring Dress. Pio.33,Frllo.stsret, Soho- square. %ALTERS• HALL. ...—....... ......_. Saperh Household Effects as elegant Pedestal Sideboard, with about 3toOeuarts enuder.l Plate, in Tea and Milk Pots; a het of fashionable Crams, a ditto Leghorn Frame, eight Cam% sticks, four doses of Table Spoons, • Di Itr.rich, a Watch set is ditto ; • capital gold dnoble Clic ditto, Stops and Seconds, rich Prints, • IVankobt. of Foreign Table ant Bed.lines, .ke. Ike. To be peremptorily 501.1) by AUCTION, By Messrs. CHRISTIE and CO. TO-MORROW, (April :WO and following Day, at Twelve &Clock, (without revere?,) A 1.1. she nearly stew FIOUSEIIOI.D FUR /1 NITUILE, a druring.rooss suite of three drapery ear tains, twelve black ebony hairs, mounted in tir.m.dis ; • couch ia suite, large real Turkey and Pru.svis carpets ; • beautiful set of rosewood pedestal card, Pt inntoke, au l nu& tables, on gilt lion claws, mounted rut ; two noble chininm-glasses, in rich frames ; ;Mr ditto, tbri e mir rors, one 30 nob ditto, Re ,Le late the property of Baron Hermon and Co quitting th- kingdom ; ua the Prtmuscii, Nu. e. Salters Hall.coort, wear the. Post-ollicc, Lombard sti vet ; committing ns du gent' double *crewed fusar.po4 bed steads, with superb ha .Hugs. with gold and lintitccd cur. slices, prime bedding, trot and sofa bedsteads, with coition , hangings ; bedding to ditto; two sets of rich mahogany 1 chairs, French, Muffed in Morocco; • get or Spanish wood move ■ never.failuse restorative whether the debility ' ss Pro, I Trafalgar sliniMednbles, tom odour ditto, ma &Hermit plans; Sneed by too free ' t o e o f m ercur y, moil pleasures, or the ef secretory awd laudresoco, wardrobes, counaurle, acid other *CU of • norm climate. lu travellers, and thaw gored I drawers, Ladies' deeming .ca . iris ut thugany rose end abroad, thet cannot he recommended too strongly; abo will sa ria.erood coed, too , nod supper tables, parlour wisolow cur- RfUte a woe, speedy, and eoloplete cure tu all old stubbuell tains, a table semi, s. of nankeen blue about tin peers, rich taco to, and rem, wee .w that 'Recto t h e tomb's., mod ut- lilt tea and coffee Sao. diam o nd cut Moe, sad " I " n j orstre. Hy ite efficare mossy woman bare befUrribr Japanned Chamber chnora, commode awl other hoe su stand*, ai .11. t., who for ycnis had brim deprsaed of that luppisess screen dreroom glom, remoter and Rumford stoves, hitches Sod arid ret 2 tt at 4r. Iturbos, Nu. 4, Cheap- ranee, a pair la.,den, slob,. a motel .4 •74 assa•ohsp, s , 'Se, miner of Pat. rooster-row, sod retail by Relate, ro. 1, , • Peafowl. 0:14 cm-perms:, roes. roll More ; tea .-addles, Weston, (turtles ; Wets an t Payne, Plymouth ; ay —The whole of the above are nearly stew, and hall;Ywic Colwell, ; ; Smolt noshed by 4n eros:l,esst nplsolsterse u Slims the 14.0 mooth. . - A.uatT;ol, Edinburgh ; and h t . tuts! C.is .I.:gu, > t had the). hn 014 Turkey Colic, helm, tvt %Its, st cull, *11 . 2 ample 4 t 4 ,11 0, 11 CtifalLi ij awl et tin Aucti:u...;, Vas) street. Comitranvtitori.vs, MARCH 1. The first stone of the pro. fatly walled-the Puree (the site), has been Just !aid with the usual ceremonies. This buildinc, it i. known, va•--bne4ed by the Jduissarics• Littd• r rains were buried that 6„rd and enterposinvii7m,. tlaitactae, the mitiisprieg.....r the, Lewd ii!:tlettakten to .re-cwablish the Sultan Seism. which v;-ovett fatal to that Oriutte.. taltvriiititi; MAUCH 31. The military conscription prureetts regularly yn our. duchy ; but the except lola are too 'mimeo utte; and the persona at tbe head of the recruiting de partment too indulgent. It has as yet, been (icily applied to the labouring peasantry—a regulation • which will no doubt he EGU.I chanted. Our Government, on receiving 1,45-ingenue of the sailing of the English fleet lot the Baltic.. ed Commissanes to Wismar and Wagcmuntic.-to iiiguirc into the means defendicg th-tint ports, in care they should be attacked by the enemies of the Contitunt. 'The system relating to the non-admittance of suspected weasels is executed here with more rtgaurs poslihlr, than in the neighbouring States. Sugar and coffee have almost entirely ditippeared. It is reported that Kutzelni..l embarked at Keil for England. It is also said that he will b_ em ployed by the Brititth Government to publish pamphlet, intitled The Imrartial Politician, a name peculiarly applicable to a Journal edited by Kot zebue. Books is Theology, just pitheisbed by J. MA WM AN, No. sJ, Pooltry I.TIIII TEMPLE or TRI3TA ; os, The hest System of Reason, Philosupy, Virtue, and Morals, analytically :Wronged. Second Edition. In One large Vo lume, STO. 13/1. boards. By the same Author, a. STUDI Es ; Sacred and Philosophie adapted to the Temple of Truth. Handsomely printed, in One large V-o SVO. 9s. boards. 3. A BODY of THEOLOGY, principally practical. In ,s Series of Lectures, with a copious Inks. By Robert rellowes, A.M. Oxus. These Lectures embrace the most momentons Clitestimis is Theology, and the most iinpui taut duties in Morals, with out any mixture of stetarism discossion, or polemical as perity. They are s in number ; and while it w hoped that they will prose isittrestiug and isstractive to the general reader, they will fornish the Clergy with a muse of Seem& ns for the Yew. In Two large Volumes, ago. nun. in boards COYPU/GUS,. ♦rrn P. Friday His Majesty hunted 4;51 WM::%eke 'The stag was killed in the river, af.er havi. g cio. - se. it twu or three times. Her Majesty the Empress fol lowed the chase iu her open chit, tot, accompataed by the Lady in waiting. 4e,gral of her (etude at tendantg in carriages, and erpierries on horselagek. lu the even the play of Cid was pirfornied in the new gallery by the Company from t;ge French Theatre. Talgur performed tie prise i t ,al thrower. Yesterday their Majesties toJk an a g inthe farce. In the evening lulstrilra was penal-Med: Mudemoisale Doehe-nois &splayed extr.lor.li.tary abilities t she was wvli e,aipported Jay . Moans unit. Saint-Hie. The company *II pprform Andromarhe and Britanuints, and then make room for the per tottners froin the Comic Opera, who will ,i.c to re eat specessite representations. Theirlhajegglies the King and Queen of West plitein, the King and Queen of Naples, their high nesses the Duke of Wurtzburgh anti the Pritocese Borghese, are arrived, and hate taken up the .r sidence in the Imperial Palace. The Vice-Koy and Vice-Queen of Italy, and the Gland liucheas , of Tuscany, are expected. _ Rp thr sense Author, 4. A BRIEF TREATISE on DEATH, Philosophically, McNally, and Practically considered. Fools: op 41/0. Jo. lob. .A. A MANUAL of PIETY, adapted In 111 C wants and cohnlated for the Improvement of all Sects of Christions ; extracted fi .on the lioly•LUriuu and Dyitoz of.lercuty Taylor; with a Piefece, Life of Author, and Additions. By Robert Fellower, A. M. Soon. evo 7a. hoards. ii. SERMONS an VARIOUS SUBJECTS By the Rev. Joseph Townsend, Rector of Pewsey, Wilts, nod Author of A 'wormy through Spain, ate. kc. Aro. sr:. hoards. 7. An ESSAY no the NATURE and ISIAH:TA lill LITT psoL.TKUI3I. tq riplittiou to SOPHISTRY and SLEPT I. Dv Jaw - &Sttla. D. Praessor of !Moil Mi." losophy and Logic in the Mai :niched College and University of Aberdeen. Seventh Edition, svir,ns. Imards• a. SERMONS on a FUTURE, STATE, and MUTUAL RECOGNITION of each other, and on other Snbjec.,4. By. the Rev. R. Shepherd, Archilcaron of Bedford. sew Ca- lids. g. s t the some Author ' NOTES CRITICAL- end DISSF.RTATORY Oa the GOSPEL and EPISTLES of St. JOHN. In one volume ate.. 11 54. hoards. to. SELECTIONS from the WORKS of TAYLOR, HOOKER, MILTON, HALL, BARROW, and Lord BACON ; with an Analysis of the Advance's-cot of Learn ing. By Basil Montagu, Erg. A.M. Second Edition two vole. foolscap Ova. on eispertinc wove paper, toe. did. Maeda t . OBSERVATIONS upon some PASSAGES in SCRIP TUBE, which the etuniks to Religion hare drought most olitionows, and attended with diOlcultiee not to be sau nount. CIL Ity Jacob Bryant. In our vol. Mo. 149 boards. 19. SERMONS on verious Sobjects. By Suinnel Stan hope Sinith, D.D. President of the Cellese of coN Jersey, America, two. 7s. Gel. hoards. 13. DISCOURSES, chiefly on Devotional Subjects. By ♦IFNNA, AfkitCli 30. The latest advice% from Turkey st:ttt., that the' Rusytana were preparing to attack the 'funks neat Nisei, and itnport•ut results were r xpvcrt d. The combined Russian and Seniatt army s‘a, auguientin4 by • prodigious nurnbe•r of desert:t• from the Nortbiero provinces of TuikPy. FR4I 4 :IIFORT, APRIL 7. the - late lt.r. NeV/Cl.:ins Carpe' Ti. which are prefixed, Msay.irs of leis Li/r, by Cathas nK Comte. ova. bds. 14. tiER3IOISS oa Various Subjects. By the Him. Julia Hewlett. 3 Vuls. erg. 11. ss. boards. The cordon of troops Conning on the maritime frontier of the North, from tl.e mouth of the Ems to that of the Elbe, will be foithwith renforo ed by several French and Westphaltan regimen.s.— According to 'wets from Hanover, ti.e granter pot of the troops that here hero for some time past quartered in that city and the sliviruois, have ectually received orders to set out fur the coasts, end have begun their march to Bremen. None of the French corps from the Blnks of the Inn and Danube here hitherto moor. d down to the cos-ts; . tout orders are 'lady expected from Paris, to r. go. late the definitive positions which tlit y are to oc cupy. 13. A SERMON prinklielon he late Fast Day, Wednes day, October 19, 1663, at the Pariah Church of Manua, Warwickshire. By Samuel Parr, LI. D. The Second Edi that, with Corrections and Acidulous do. QS. tid. sewed. By the same Author, l• A SPITAI. SI.:1010N, preached at Christ Church, upon Easter Tuesday, April 13, isOst; to which are added Notes. stn. ys. 6d. mos. 9. A LETTER from IRENOPOLIS to the INHABI TANTS of ELEL'THEROPO LIS ur, A Serious Address to the Dissenters of Birtrainkain. By a Member of the Esta blished Church The Serimil Edition, price tn. 6.1 sewed. .1. A DISCOURSE oil EDUCATION, and on the Plans' pursued in Charity Schools. SW. U. sewed. tti. A SERSION un the TRANSLATIMN of thi SCRIP TURES into ORIENTAL LANGUAGES, preached before the Univeraiq of Cambridge. May to, 11107. By the Rev. Francis IVraisr,lien, M.A. F.R.S. of Trinity College, Cam bridge. ate. 32.6.1. crewed. By the same Author, 1. A DISSERTATION on the hest means of civilising the Subjects of the British Empire is India, he. 35.6.1. 415. 6Alov►U. mmecn 23. The Imperial Commissary, and Director-General of the Extraordinary Customs, has pulm-hed.w notifiestiou respecting the piorisional measures. he is charged to adopt for the .ttiministratinii of the customs in the duchy of Ltuenhurgh, ivastuitelt as by virtue of the 1•t article of the Trent/ of C wa.t, which is explanatory of the Treaty of Paris of t;.e 14th January, Lsiu, the duchy of Latsenbtrgh is excepted from the cession made of the Ilanaverosa' territories to the King of Westphalia, and will rcma tn:tre to be administered in the name, and for the account of Ks Majesty the Emperor of the French. RSALtw. iut 31! v. The RF.STORATION of LEARNING in the EAST ; a Pocm. JR. sto mired. J. 'Thirteen PRA(' TICAL SERMONS, fonadeil rpm Diorldridzes Rise ate a Religion in the Soul. To which are anuemd, Stogie is fallen, lac. Second Edition, 6s. • eve. boards. The HOLY LAND; a Seaton Prize Poem, iaOJ. is 64 stn. sewed. FORMS, containing the Restoration of the Jews, a Seaton Priac Poem, (1794 h and marl Translations. 4.. f noon ern hoards. 6. LESLIE'S SIIORT and EASY METHOD with tha DEISTS, with his Suppletne•tery Tract on the Truth of Christianity, compressed. is. rid. crown sato. Weed. 7 Tim A DV* NTAGES of LH ITESED KNOVVLEDGE ; a Charity Schnol &MOD is 6d. ate. sewed. a. The RAISING d JAIR US' DAUGHTER • • Poem. Tii shieh is annexed, a Short Memoir, am. if thell•te Car 4- hue .$) urinous. vs. 1,.1 'Anew bro. 0•I 9. HE MAN LAWS best supported by tbe Gospel ; a Syr- MUM peCar bed in the Cathedral Church of St. Pcter , Tuik. brfiar Ilse lion. Sir Soulden Lawrence, Kit. one a Alt •4‘• fats Art' the Coati a King's Bench, March ti, taut. {to 42.114, sewed in. The GOSPEL Lest promulgated by National schools ; a Senorm preaches! in the Cathedral Church of St. Peter, Tint, before that Hon. Sir Alan Chamber, Kat. or.e of the hullers of the Canto of King's Bench; and the lion Sir George Marl, Ent. one of the Barons at the Exenrapier, Jr y it, hews. Mo. as. sestet The report is revived of His Majesty tote, ding shortly to make au excursion to Silesia. The iiroo of his setting ed IS Dot yrt exactly fixed. I! is. however, supuosed, that His Itlairsts will himself, for tie present. with vi-itiog Bre also, and that he will not go to Upper Silesia. The Quern will accompany h.r august spouse upon this men. slim, as well as is his journey to Parts. In consequeoce of the order issued ne the 6 h hl the Police of this city. pioliantin t 4 rile circulation. and reading of the Bee," acids wive been put ou all the mine. , found in the o f hoott -eliers. sod in reailli.g.i.oom, ; Aw l t h e „, w ,„„ have harp compelled to make nosh. that they will not .Mitt II stogie copy to he citetilate.l. TRlEirf . MARCH 3f). We bare recivetwery tretm FOREIG,S INTELLIGEAC&. FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.. PARIS, ♦PRII.IS. There will be an extevsire pro w niou a ll.t die ploinatic Audience to-day A Cotivieggie. !ftvt.ral of the Minthters set out fur that place )eAterday morning. We are assured that His Majesty's excuriacio to Saint Quitdiu is deterred. PAMPELUNA, MAW/ 30. Mina, who was at the litad of one of the most numerous bands that infested Nov '.re, w ra ) eater. (Ise wounded, and carried by out of our may. tiAIF columns before General Dufour, Governor of the Province.