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sitid a Card IW givrit to his blouse • minute's w. ....Letters .post.leiid) itaisetliately ausweraxl —l-aJses of cha racter, sit!gle, kr married, ma) to aecolurrodattd. Aod per tuna ob.) hare loose hauls to Tay out, way croploy . tiro to (mat advantage. • . ADVANTAGEOUS PURI:II.I%ES. THEfoiltog MUSICAL INS I'HUMENTS, ov; Ste. in consequence of Alreors.lVil'Aio,un end Co. relit,- ccrtant Branches of the Music Line, are now selli•ig off, at their ‘t ',relevant, Pro 13, Hatriunrk. , t, on Trials highly advantageous to all thins who are desirous of 111- ensuing purchasers :—An cricelleut ringer -Or 3i n o , Gage, seven Stops, Swell, and Shilling Ilevenient , ditto Ilar viand Finger, Mahogany f.tne , tire Stops, and Sinning ; several gond barrel-haggis, with !Mahogany Cases, Drum, Triangle, Dells, Sac. sew, most in good order ; also Harp., Violoncellos, Grand owl Square t ea , m id sundry :Musical Articles, little ittferior to new, or eery rea sonable Terms. All Printed Music, agreeable to Advertiesincnt, continues to Ire sold at half the original Price. SPEAKING PIPES AND IMPROVED P.ITENT LAMPS. THE very great easing of Time, Tr'ool)h., nod Labour, which is issuredby the Ilse of the - ING P 1 PIS, if obvious; u, by that means, a couveisation in :+y he held--queetioste asked—Kir/tern girea--aatt answers received—at the distance of Our Hundred Vert kola any oar part of it da'cllisig-bouse, cuuntice-honer, buildings, &A. —.sit% at flinch ease an if convening to: ether in Owe:awe room. A List may be seen or the Plaers ;where J. APPI.ETON his geed be Pipes, and given nnisessal irstnsfaction, both for public sad private u-,. The Pipe way lo' seen 01,11.1441 the holm, end the etli el 'wow,' et any lime, at .1 4,PPLETON'I and I. W.ULLMOUSL, I.UpeIATESTKEET, Si. PAUL'S. implitOvED PATPAT LAMPS, wish wewi Spiral- Buruers. After tweeityilve yeas' study sod %Steatite ap plication to the Inprovenient . Rod Csr of Lamps, J. AP PLETON has no far sucevded, as to be able to offer to a slecern.ng Public, !.amps on a inure improved principle than Roy ever brfnue tilleird to them Ile has a !Org . :. OUNOrt• metat of t, e, .a, and 4.light fin - riaii Lamps ; {) .11jee,,,-y dr scriptiow of, Lamps, fur &Rang-rooms, chuing.i coitus, side boards., halls, thno, :ie. LAMPS ...ironed, repaired, and most Iserisertil. A grad Vatic,' urCleatti'irr Lamps and I..interne, so etrostieeted as to fire front accidents ; and • mat peutector in case of fire ; with such instructions ea will warrant them is. veil to fail tineoiri; all sight. Havel-Lassysi, in twat. and japan, fur the use of servante,.workagen, kr. ; may he used wore cleanly, sod at a Ins expense thaurausiles A gnat choice of carriage, gig, od stage plant, plat. d , awl japanned.-- Illacnination Lamp, Letters and ittrnagn •ints, wills every other suet of TAW" TO irr, fur Intl, routs, die. on the eery !owls! terms.--4.ti B. OW Letups to to iY cachan‘e. 1 to the present Time, with snow Dissertations connected with the :listory of tht Grivi-rioneat - By.lohn Millar, Piss -1,..50r of Law in the University of Glasgow. "Among the Philosopheis of history, Professor Millar na:rits a high, perhaps the hig'ii:st rank. The sagacity with %hitch he detects and ludicutts, cern in remote periods, tlio,e p i , disposing eirentostunres, %bids produced 11w grue -lal Pow of rectos, is wholly seirivalled. His generalivalimis, r theoretical inferences, are numerous and very migraine's ; I is reflections I lice deep penetration, and his discuadons a iscrinsin .tin, sulollety."—Ann. hey. Vol. 11. 4 Vuls. sou: it. los boards. U. The HinTORV of SCOTLAND, from the 'Union of the Crown', on the ACC11;0 . 011 of Jaws VI. to the 'throne of England, to the Union of the Kingdoms in the reign of Climes Anna.' The Serosid Edition, corrected, with a Preliminary Dia tertabuti on the Participatims of Mary Queen of Scuts in the Muidie of Darnter Yy M?rolm Laing, Esq. 4 Vol,. Mo. 11. lUu. imarils. •.• The Dissertation may be bad separate, to complete the former Edition, price tsa 7. A GENERAL VIEW of the WRITINGS of LIN- N &CS. By Richard Nitrate, M.D F.R.S. The Second Editiott with Corrections, conaiderab'c Ad ditions, and Memoirs of the Author. By William George Malin,. lI.D. F.R S Fellow of the Royal Cutleue of Pkyskimiis, and a V me-Presideut of the Lionean Society of LOll.lOll. Tu which is 111111P10 d. the Diary of Lionaros, written by hinsielf, and now traik.lited 1,110 Faighsli, hum the Siredish Alatinscript, of the Editor. Handsomely priuttri In One large Volume, Royal Quarto, (uniform in sire meld 1)1W with The Trikosaetkikos of the Lianteta Society of Losikluw, and • u.lrllished with Puitraits of Linn:ens trod Dr. rotten. t, w.th a fine Piste of Medals, aiiil a Car` Simile of liiinami:s hanthwritine. Price 11. Its till busrds. n. ANNALS of COMMERCE, SIANUFACEURES, FISHERIES, and N AVIGATION ; with brief Notices of the Aril arielSciencts connected with tlicio. I Mitainicc the Commercial Trammetions of the Britol, Empire, and other Countries, from the earliest Accounts to the meeting of the Union Parliament, in January, tans. By David Macp!ker. Mi. Neatly un medium paper, in Four large Vo lumes, 41., pile. rl pa. in boards. HOLINSIIFoIs CHRONICLE:4 of ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, and llt ELAN D ; 5 Vols. large Stu. int los hoards. nfAI.EXANDER A Dissertatimi ou the Sarcophagus broueht ( Alsms.olria, eui true iu the Bri -I*.s!t Museum. 1) l'Alwartt I.L D houd• soniely /Mulct! in Quarto, with Five bkautirul Platte, by Slctilanth lea bawds. tle the same Author, COMPLETE DICTIONARY ut lie ENGLISH LAN. GUAGE, in i Yule. ~vu. tee. isti3gt!a. LECTI T PIE.:4 u t • FaL4g.. rTION i together with Teo Dissertations ou L ee ron.r, &c. tic Ellll6lll. ITO. frfcc 110• btr3l4l. repair 4 insurgents, or belong sup. prewied numasteries uad eurivents„shall .it them to the adinittiqrstors of public property, who shat give them a re ceipt for the same. All'persons giving inhumation to the police of sueli prisperty,whish may have escaped its vigilmice, shall receive a iewnril in propintion to the *mine of ouch property. All those who having such rale,' in their posses. scum shall pet within the trim of iro days fi tun the pa:it:ca tion of the present Jeerer, deliver in a declaration of the same, *hail he severely punished. The proJuie a these el recta asall belong to the publo. treasisiy.' MUNICH, JULY 30. A Royal Edict has just been published, orderitiz Loan to he raised in all the provinces of the king dom of Baviir.a.• The King .totes, that the fol lowing grounds have iutlu.vd him to resort to Vila in 'll%ll re • " ll'e have lwea obliged," His Nlajesly says, " to make uncommon exertimis in under to oppose the riimuy'stuvastern with all unr Circe. 'V he ceurage mid nnrhrkru trJeLity and attac►mrnt of dUr 'objects I.Arc iteom e n o onoi J ' r d., ' com pl e t e SUCCenn. he rueutr Ilan been driven out n.i our kingdom, nisi, us 11. ai inornr.• his been signed, we may hope liar prime. but the ueUrer we approach the conclusiun of (mace, Ilse More oniferk we to redonble our perseverance. The extra ordinary wants of our antiy are lull to,e Mane, tad life safety and truuquillity of the kingdom must be inointaitted. The ordinary revenue in the less sulikient to meet (hest heavy charges, us, un account or the scot of war 'home for some time bean zstablialted in oar kingiliim, rummy dishing have • not been able to pay the usual t Unwilling to revert, in these firCumatauCes, to an extraordinary war-era, we have thought it necessary to recur to a ;mitre! M. 1.1, ( Mortitrar, August 9 ) • JULY 31. General Beaumont has collected 8,000 men at Schougard, under the c:Jers of General Lagrange. General Pieard has received orders to advance he will Kmtt item, to Fuses'. The Wiirtemburg troops ere es Arching against Bregentz; but we have received in elligence winch induces us to believe that the Voralberg will follow the advice of Com missary-General Schneider. and submit. IIiSTUROAM. . ti cwTQ. 'rite appearance of the Englt,h off our coast has produced a variety of false and contradictory report., winds we find reduced to their just Tahoe, by the fullowin observations inserted in our( Afici.i!GAZt tte of to-der :--'• Intelligence arrived here on the azhh of last li cotes, that a fleet of abbit 130 tad of tramport.. escorted by some ships of war, appear ed the preceding night atf lltnninttag, in Ow Me of IVulch. ren. On the 30t11, at night, the cues37 ., ' duet 4 ♦U©. t. Natwitlistassding the setrrery with which the nr. goeiatioemate ecisidiwtetl, we are as-ured that they l itorised with -mild it is believed tout they are very rieur u cuisciusion. A Con/res., to In: ;dd at Rath. for the conclu sion of a treaty of peeve, is spokes of.. 'lnc pater-' Itimgers have already eel out from Vienne, with paper, tze. to i.repare the rumus aguited fin tlr sneering. a The inhabitants of cannot satisfi their admiration ortlW grand l'arade at Sehrwithruilii.- - Resides the gr•eat 'lumber of trench and allied Ge nerals, a Dumber of Illi:siana are .il.O friepitistly semi there. to one of the I Ith 'et ,eas, the Pricte Royal of llawariu acco cpamed his I.:tower...in-44y, Prince Eugene Napoleoe. The Theatre at Schoenbrunn is opened. Italia% awl German Operas are played, and ballets performed. The town of Vienna itself is bog lively; the bulwarks resound with music, and neratit shewnien go about with their exhibttioi The brides over the ,Ilautibe at Prealsargli are restored, and it is intended to build a but-Laid: there besides. In the mean time the coininonit tion between both hanks is it, free eud writ ' quenird ay in full peace, and we Mire now a great superfluity t,f all kitels of provisiuns and mew:twin: Prince J•iliti of Lichtenstein is about to peo a visit to his estate', which have sustained n ,, ge . it is wed , t h a t hi, less or property amounts to snore than 3,6n0,000 of tlorsux The defeat of Witgratll has e teited the greatest irritation nod kunrder amou r ; the Austrian officers, • who hlutne vaett utlwr for the misfortunes vf th it detis;ve day. held Marsh's! Killer hasileinanderi .and ohitaintel leave to triage, and Geiser:el Celle. gentle has obteined the eater permission, it a said, without haviug sertinned it:. With respect tin the" ! obetneitif Vienna, they seek `ln the cnjoycont of illitlirqo4l to ilor4et the: nip.. (ketones alikh they owe tie ilk alrtike fiire ofseine insane risen, wno.e wicked Cowin iis have dame more injure to Xi:atria than err, inivadatiou, tut evva the pl4atte c4iUl,l have prortficvd: t jar We hire reccrrtsl the folluniiit Or,!er of tile t.)ey !, , - . . ' .I J- # l.‘ -•••• . . . • • • i.:( - 4 . ' • '' 4 ' ` • . e '' r:.e. r . • .. • 7..;, ft `, - ley • • . , A , ...,. )*1 1, _.'. ' • ' . ...4 ''. .6 ~, - .ilaisa, 4iftra o ryill'a :i.• ; i a , . ,- e. - •- *-- '...\-- • . ~ 47, .."-. , .A P. ~ ' • ; 4 . • . "../ - ' t // N . ? : Nl\s ' ,„,C.--‘ • • t .4*. ' ' • . • ~ • .„ . * It) t ..„ , ..., 4 . „ • • .i• • ~ _ . . . • . Li ) tii. r 4 lci . • • , . • 6 •1 - , - •• . ''-' •. • •,. ' .. '_! ___, i '' ...r...,,..,....-.....„--..—..-4::,- - • • ~.s ft, . , . a ValSlllll Slig.. . WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1809. •l7 .. 5 .... 1 .. ruNcE-u4LF) , ENNT. ..... , . . - ...... ..... .... . _........_.... --... .- .._ . . . . • FOR THIS. stlgrtir. OF MR. AND MRS. LISTON• . EAST INDIA HOUSE, AUGUST 16, 1809. This day are puhlibhed, in One Volt m', tktimln priatt.. i" ...l o od for Veer, wail sheared an intention to attempt a THEATEEROYAL, HAYMARKET. r TIRE COURT or D I It ECT()RS of the boards, los. fill - liS PRESENT EVENING, Auguit 25, I UNITED COMPANY sf MERCHANTS s e ENG- • R EMAItIiS on V A KIK)US Tgif;TS of !anding in the vicinity of Hank. There is reason to 'unwire . tbat this project him been mitred ioto exe- j_ will be presented, the Comedy. of LAND, troth% to the EAST INDIES, d hereby give SCRIPTURE. . • • -..- TH E YOUNG QUAKER. notice, By EDWARD POPHAM, D.D. Rector of Chilton, Wilts. cation ; because a very heavy cainuni...le -A' ab heard • . That a QUARTERIX GENERA,. COURT of the Printed for F. C. and 4. Rivingtou No. 62r SI. 11',111.3 the wholeeveiiiiii;, as welt as !Ili . following itiorutug. Toon aladhor, Mr. Jones; Capt. Ambush, Mr. Smith; • mid Company will he held at their House, in I.eadcohnll- Church yard ; sold also fry 1. flatatarci, N.. MO, ini,...,164, The enemy having occupied Schowen, lio mirth- s i iatierslash. ?dr. Farley ; Shadrach, fir . Wewitzer, (fo; - oence ha., Or iartirre, been received front that point. ilcs Night only, by Permission of the Proprietor a the °reel, oil WEDNESDAY. the 17th September next , at Eleven o'Clock in the Foranuon. This day is published, it • vols. isms°. prier els. - - • Iso:that( O pera ;) Clod, Mr. Liston, .being his first ap -16.°111 " 12 '•What renders it washable Diet the English have WILLIAM RAMSAY, Seir,:,,y. 11107li SEI:.%STIAN ; or, The 1101iSE ur E CA.:IIIfC in that character; ) Dinah Prionwee, Mrs. Gibbs ; -- - JJF BRAG A N Zet. An Historical Romance. • Lady Roam-rival, Mrs Davenport ; Pink, (hist time,) slrs. i.i .„. ; in which 0 ,„,„,, fre s h e r an introduce t h e p neratr i te STATE LOTTERY, WITH ONLY 3,003 NUMBERS. By MISS ANNA MARIA POUTLR. Oils, that the signals of Schowen aid of Walche- . SCHENIE. Printed fur Longman, Hand, Rees, and Orme, P a ternos- men do no longer correspond. . Should the enemy salient' "Miss Wrinkle;" Aramints, Mn. Slathews; airs . a of an,nonl. 8 of I ,OOOl. ter-row : lif whom may be bail, by the same Author , suppose he will be able to iniuntaiit liiinsi-1 it, these .slellili-nr, Miss laserve. iif o,oool. Iv of Emil of the Play, a Sung, called, " Sanely and Jenny," by 4 , SUOI. 7he Ill ' NG hitt AN BROTHEAS, in 3 vols. Immo. ad islands, ) .. e will soon fe d t h„,,,,, w i ty ~,f „ c h i ,. . ... of storool. Besides tools. Ise. elliticiu 4 °©° ma. boards. . 3lis. Liston ; a New Comic Sung, by Mr. Mathews. ALL T() RE DEIAIAN IN ONE DAV _ trashing that projecf, Gr be compelled to evacuate After wich, TIIEATRE-ROYAL, C.OV EN r GAtt.DEN. them by the force. directed against him:* MP. M AY() It OF tiAItItATT. Cµ IFT an d CI). respectfully ilifUrlll the Public, Early in the next month (September) wilt he publisher}, • i. - ) that Tickets and Shares are on Sale at their. of_ The King arrived yesterday at his Palace its A PRINT, reprerenting the, principol Front of Major Story/inn, Mr. Farley ; Jerry Sneak, (with a Snu g , ) flees, No ii, iNialtry ; 11, Charing cross; uud al, Ald- Amsterdam. from Loo, which he left iii the morn. 11.. Lesion .; Mrs. Sneak, Mm Lid nu. the new Til EATRE,COVEN'T-GA R DEN, engraved . • gate High...titn -*the Scheme of the iir,•,,eilt State Lott ery e To cutielude with : from a Drawing made by WILLIAM I/IN/I'LL AR4, • Inig• - I: ll alttlear. , August 9.) . KILLING NO NIUILDER. is new, and olfo• .14 the Allventorer ail 4 4 ,purtunity of saio,,,g • • • I: LL, ••- • . having been favoured with correct Measurements and other TROPIA, JO' Y 10. "S, i -4 e• the Minimise MOO of 00,4001. ! !I which may be Obillilit 41 by fa which Mr. Mathews said Mr. Liston will perform. purchasing the wholoof a number, or in propo, imu for any authentic slaterials, ex p ressly for that purpose. The size The fort at Care Vatitauss, which war forinerly Tickets to be had of 11,-. and Mrs. Lietina, 117, Strand ; • • part.--.lickete am/ Shares will be higher before the Drawi o g. of the Paint nin he .13 inches b y I 'S tubes! anlearadi Pata's garrisoned by the - rirtlehr io new delarldrd by ° l l e .- • . and of Mr. Massiogham, at tht 'Theatre, where Places rot Hot iralt*arr Patch:. One GUlllea. militia. Yesterday, at live o'clock, a signal lOUs Howe may be taken 'lnches 1 11 .17e. To be hail of Mr. W Daniell, 9,•Cleveland.street, Fitzroy- -. - -equine, and of I-on e rnan, Horn, Rego, and Orme Patel-tuns- !h . ade from tivdt raft. that live shi ps a ere mu ingid 7, a • • THE ENGLISH OPEBA. Hail •L. tt- a a / Riglah ...... .-...2 10 0 LYCEUM 114 EAT RE. • Rovallee.. •-itsviVs.:' Vi 4 0 I bisteenth i 9 6 ter-row, %here the names of Subscribers are received. s.onp, which was one of them, stood in shore, and • ET LUTHOEFLY OF THE LORD CRA3IIIERLAIFI. , ewetl an intention of attempting a humbug. but 1 ... rilHis PRESENT EVENING, Aiig.gd, will T i 'PETINC of the It EItiCIIANTS acid A • ' • • 'Botanist's Dictionary, No. I. prire 7.. 6d. tu he 4:011411111.d anion ofr again, in Conittillt.llCe of the fort having . Abe pieseuted, for the 52i.1 time, a Cutuie Opens, called , lIA '; li LES, held at the City of London Tavern, the every fortnight , or every month, at the option of the Put- opened its ti re against her ;site returned trwever soot'. . lII' A LI. NI ali' ! l7th of August, long, chaser, Joined by the other ships, and tired several broads , OR, THE SMUGGLERS' CAVE. 13ELSTON LONG, rs.i. is the Chair, FlGv RES of BEAIJTI - FUL, USEFU L, arid soles against the buttery. A can tiouade ensued, •. , .. 'Rant OT, Admiral Blur.t, Mr. Dowling ; Young Heart well, Mr. UNCOMMON pit..ANTS, described in " The Gar- which lasted two 1,„,,,, the, result a w hi c h wi ,.. „ Edward Forster. Elm John 'Fenno, Esq.- • Pliiiipp4; Meddle Mr. Huns ; Harty Blunt, Mr Doyle ; deoer's and Botanist's Dictiooary," exhibited on Three Hun- ~i . .' Sohn Whitmore, Esq. tired Copper-plates, accurately tug . , attar Drawings ti at tne enemy sheered off without having obtaioett . ' Deritrell. Mr. M:waliell ; Peter, 11i. Siurth ; Smuggler, T „ , h , ," , u:s t 'n! Bon" , ..tatt . ' it n Dundee, Esq. Jahn Perrot, Esq. takeu (tutu Nature. his object. A launch, which put.off from one of "' '• mesas Fisher, Miller, Chatterley, Sc. Juliana, 51m. Moon-„ -.. G ourge G rote, Esq. Thormo Baring, Esq. By the late PHILIP MILLER, F.lt S. tlie ships, wits stink by the fire of • the fort. It has 4.11; Madge, Mrs. Orger ; Flom, Mrs. Bishop. Thos. Waters, Esq. Win, lif . anniug . , bit, w M. P. COMOITIONI : After which, 16th Rule, a New Costal Pantomimic Ballet of _.." ll " 4 " , received very little damage, mud we have nut lost a Thinner& Beal, Emu James Shaw. Esq. . . P. iI. The %rink will be published iu Sixty Numbers, in Folio, .'. Action, calk,' luath-fModittor Aug. is. John P. Kensisigton, Esq. Smisuel Turner, Egg price 7. er,l earls Number. KN 1 tiNCIli tIT Benjamin ilanison, E. Charles Boarisptet, F. 2 The Plates are printed on superfine woven demo paper, ----....-..... THE FOREST EIEN 0 ! Philip Minion'. Ev g . S,r J. %V Andersuo, Hart. on a raifurrn size wills " The (a:Aimee& and Eintiania FROM THE DUTCH PIPERS. Kos boa (Usurping Baron kaveribergs, Mr. Robert ; Resolved-That i bi s Meeting entertainin g the highest Dictionary," and accorately coloured from the origival ~.,,,,_ roared ( Darn Ravenberg) Mr. Rourdin ; Burtofftservaut to '. . • tense of the skill and undasueed bravery of the Coiarnauder- p r ,,,;,,,,,, IT. POLTE/11, JULY It a r " . " ef ° i tc.' Cbilleri. l • (;fatileGtr ~ , ( 1""! in,il„„i" (m ile)„. in•Ckief, (Hirers, and Soldirm of the British Army, engaged 3. A Ni . onber, cootaioing Five Plates, w.ll he published OD the 22d tile Enaperor of AIIWISILI friflOWl 41 Mr °anent , t.' Ulric (a creature of nuarn . “ °a t ja r , _' ''''," iu obtaiaing ths trivial end glorious Victory at TALAVERA, every F art , ght , Isacer ; Maids. (a Hunismaa), Mc. Mathews ; L'uth''c over a very parlor Force of the Freoch Armies, caunut co. 4. For mit e i n I- eof those who mar prefer porches- firm . theOfe,.ti to ......ham (!odlge t s, in older to be nigh the scene • 0 , iie gac: "tiVallsresPect to the: elate of (17....it1ier to C.,.raill), Muter AVallark ; Limnos (Barossese tertaia a ilon i ; 1 0 that rah Patriotic Fund 4 ill be applied lo re. in- the %Verk in Pain, a Part, coutaiaiing Thirty Plates, will Itavenberg), l ), inn Jesauene (her enter), 51tvw C. lieve the IVouudert and Has Families untie brave Men killed he delivered, in bonds, either Monthly or Quarterly price 1 the necociati•m4 itilf , sa transpires on the A 'hi- Bristow. - in that ilistinginched Battle, in which British Valour appear- gi...A. trim than on the 'fr.r7o4ii it .' It Iwo .iicels re.. Boxes es.-Pit 34—Gallery as --Upper Gallery t s. td so transectulaet ; rad that the Members of this Mt .:Ong Printed for FC. and J. Rivitietos No. 62, St • Paul ' s Boxes and Places to be taken of Mr. Spring. in the Box will rund 1 7.7i , t u1 . y h t . .., c ki on . t p n p( bo a l r e n t o o t the 4 i:e mi r:ar t : tob f iii t o lie r , o P th r e t .r i v o u ti r e . Chun-114nd, aril ihi• lest Of flit Prupr: , tors melted. hose.:ver, tiii'diiiva a ,'that in the discus.. , - •••• - • , ()Mee, at the Strand entrance; of whom may also be hod, mon of points of goult iiutsurtautT, "ustisvirs had Nil The Tenth Part, which will complete tire Work, 14 :II l'rtiate Boxes Nightly. poses of Relief, which may be called for, from the exerinno be ready fur delivery in a few days. arisen, in cotiscrkurrstse of *Kai ` Use A.Mltilli Nile! k To morrow Up all Night ; or, The Smuggler's Cave; of t he British Purees is Ow cause of thei r c o untry, and its or th e aloure•riseittione4 Snake, Iters may be had, lately .eiatom, rriatta.f of renniliiiss at 'Mims, pror rester' -" • with The Nal;ob ; or. The Indian Lovers. Allies: This Meeting, therefore, recommend to the Coin- published, the new Edith.") of " 111. MILLER'S (S. - 01-- to cougortt. ulia the AIVIIdUkOS afer••• 01 ....... , tlitd Is, '•" t A New Comic Opera, in throe acts, is in rehearsal, and mince, to call a Geucral 3lreting oi the Subscribers to that DEN ER'S DICTIONARY," Unarm. .1 rod cadenced by will be mitered in • few days. , Fend- Pri;tarair Marto. In Four hu g e Volumes in Folio, price the same plaice by the Emperor Francis. On the • -••••.! A New Growl Ballet has been long in preparation, under _-___- ' -I.lth it wail doubted there whether an aoreement • „ the immediate super.iitesidance cid direction of Mr. LVI•Ig- /TURTLE, froth 24. to 3.. per ponnd.-Ses era I vine, and will br tailli g ht forward iminnhately. lg. btrge Cargoes eir SALE at WILTSHIRE•s, Kill's s r'h ie ad beer tst r e ee , p r , t •i r e e r e , i i n ". l; " asi ea rb s. , 6 1. 1. 1' ;;iii• St :O r : 4 l. lj "'Hie.' may be as - to The Preliminaries could lie brought about, as , " ' - --- •- - --- -- great sacritice4 were knoirn to be requii;:ifof Aliso ' VAUXHALL. , Head Tavern Pooltry. ' P - OIiNIGN INTtiLLIGENCIL . trig, RIO thwe ...arrifices Wert Of such a maitre, that • tad Turtles dressed every day, ia the Wart perfection, fur • Under the Patronage.of his Royal Highness the PRINCE • .-........_ ~ His Nipi,ity thought tit i s ca ll togst hi r the Pritaceik of WA I.E.S. Perms, or sect tirasay part of ' l oon at Colintry. nits PA PEU. a ril!IIS EVENING, WEIDNESDAY, Ang.l3, Seeks lately published by J. AI AVV hi AN, No. as, Poultry : of hia House in order to confer with theta its this cri. tical moment, before he slionld come to &decisions •itt. ..1_ the GRAND NAVAL FETE, given an Honour of I. I 111116. HI:•VI'ORY of FRANCE. ler the NAPLES, JULY 2.1. the flirth-day of fiM Royal Highness the Duke of CLA Ilia Nlnjestv has issued the following decree :- -Meanwhile, tt is raid, that the Emperor ~,nd the( - . L kings of the rice Valois, from the access i on of RENCE, Will he repeated. Chucks the Tilde in 1304, foam dean. of Charles thr Math " All th.se i,i• our Nanpolit to sohjerts who are now fight- Princes are wiiimuzious iu their setitiuseuts, and it • Adtaissiou,3ll. 64. Dora opeo at seerm, and the Concert In 1:;74. py lk ATH AN lEL W.l LLIAM WR AN .11-1., Foy log owlet the money's culisure, and will hereaf t er abandon is added, that since theii deliberations tebb ;,lore, be l ong at eight o'clock. -The Third Edition, s ills very eon...der:dile A sou 344... as O t ero, shall be at liberty either sot to cuter laba «mime ;or the 'trenchant* on both Odes have made reciprocal - - - 3 Vohs sins. ilia boatel.. fly she alone Author, approsiamtinis. It 14 now expected that the neg... THEATrtr-ttotrAL, COVENT4IARDEN. juyeil under the crest' ' , 'They shall not be prosecuted for 2. A Toun THROUGH the WIATEHN, SOUTH ERN, A DNIISSIO7'...S to the 'thrive 'Cheater, for thr elation will bo concluded by the ditty of A togii•t. .... and INTERIOR PROVINCES el FRAN(' L, iu the Years sa y pact offence; Ull the contrary, all who shall be taken /IL calming Season, to be Raid by lonise Haokharn, ii 2, with arms in their bands shall he punished with death" i t is certain, however, that t'iil haw; already -1:4411- .-, _s 1 17 6 find 1/76. 'Third Edition, correcte d mid au i pocated, New 160p4streel, one door front Loner Brook.sircet pate es. bonds. J ULY 26. tinued l onger elais was vapet•ted, lea.l6oloe day-a ago , - 3. She TRAVELS of ANACLIAP.SIS th.. Vousizer, in The Emglish «lestrrn•ed the fortitications of Ischia preparations were made cop the triads for the Era- .' . , PATRIOTIC FUND. Greece dating the tliddleuf the Could. Ceuttory, bet.weille - said Procida, before they evacuated those islands. peror's return to France. It is also worthy of ohs C;ENERAI, MEETING of the Sui•scriliers . ..i it (brart:ao .Lrs i trauelated from the French of the late Abbe • .Zlk. to this Institutiiiii, wlll lie beta at Lloyd's Coffee - B ,,,,, iwkwy. COPENII_IGEN, JULY t..A. servatiou, that the fortifications on the lett hank cif - • Mime, Tit- aItHIRO%V, the ..24tli instant, at toast O'clock .I'.. whkli sic refixed , Memoirs of Mr Life of J. J. Bar- At Cronstadt all measure.. hare been taken ne- the . l3iinute, oirposite to Ebersdft or and 't Runs*, • • precisely, to receive the Report of the Consuidit•e, and to thrlemy, writteu p by Isiwiseif m 17ott sad 1791; with a I'ur- cessAry to avert any mischief which 'night arise are diligently prosecuted. • consider of the expedience of app,-aling to the Public fur ad- trait of the Author. Haudsoinely printed, iii 7 Vols. svo. from a bombardment by the English. viesra,a, JULY .2.13. • ditamal Contrilostionis to this Fe t id. endow etghth iu ato. containing Maps, Plaint, Views, and • • MADRID, JULY 'is. • Attiring the Couriers sent off with Ai.patctwa re. By order (dike Committer, Curie, illustrative of the Geogrrph t awl Antiquities of An- ss• . J. P. lVll"StiAlDisecrisar- titan Gretee. A New Edition, being the Foul th, price al. as. rzis M a j esty the It heing informed that many Wive to the peace, is one foe Ramis ; that ens- • . --- -I boards. pervious who have abandoned their frividencrn, iu Aire is, in mom). respects, much interested iu the i • It MONEY MATTERS a MEMORIALS of NATURE amid ART ; collected i u order to go into prosiness occospied by the insur- negotiations. A GENT!.F.NI AN, above Die coral/ion class of a !moue, in Great Britain, donne the Years 1802 and 180.1. write, have deposited their paper., property and , It is said that • England is also invited to take O .1 1 !Honey Lt Mk's, who h 4 s• f..f4,444.4Y yearn carried on By Christian Augusto+, Gottlieb Guide. Translated from Ike effects. p in the holds of Chest relatio art ns tad friend*, in the ncg ociations for irate. An Austria's business to goieral satisfaction, lir. large Soma of it u . ig i na i Gering'', by Thomas Horne. lu 3 vols. small ave. ready to advance un Annuity, or un Bliii, or Notes of Hard, price 16, lid innards . has passed the following decree:- Courier. with - diskiiitchks relating to their isettociiii Of gay other Security. 5Au HISTORICAL vtr.tv of die ENGLISH GO. " All the depositaries of property, PaPer 4 i and effects. I t 10 0 ,,, Wad seat oft' fur EuglaW at the toth of thaw ' " Apply to air. %%ash, No. 40, Upper Vforplc-hotine at wet, YERNmENT, soon the Si-Meow:it of the Samos iu Britain brio: a :Mg to persoas who have abandoned their lwrilings, Wolltil. sad a earel *ill be given to his house w i thin a minutes walk. to the mascot Tillie: with some Dinertations connected in order to repair to the Meurgents, or belong to the sup- . aria 1_ . - , itit thus. erit is . Ga.- ally nce Jiatt ere leas I e all idge lieg e • fte-