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.‘ 114 IN . 41 , r7:4 14-13" ; 1. 1 • P • me i r ttiob t. V vir r r rico ?1.• FRIDAY, AUGUST 5i,.1804. NUMBER 513. x• rrHEATRE-ROYAL, HAYNIA RKET,TIIIN 11. EVENING, will be preseutea A Cooley, in Three Acts, exiled ROYAL JENNERIAN SOCIETY FOR THE EX rißmi• NATION OF THE SMALL PDX AQUARTERLY GENERAL COURT w i:l he holden at the Central Houie of the Society, No. 14, Salisbury-square, Fleettotreet, on WEDNESDAY next, the .Sth of S.:ptenfber i , at One o'Clock. CHAS. MURRAY, Sec. 11, Oreyilleatroot, Hattonlarst tn. ••• The Chair will be taken at Two o'Clock precisely. MORE. CAPITAL PRIZES AND Lc.tifi TICKETS. Testae "'wept, Th , Jusand Puond Puss, Three Ten Thousand Pound Priers, Three Fite TI sand Pound Plugs, Nu Prise lest 01.111. %W. THE Attention of all R an k s o f P eop l e are SoU cited to the Scheme of the present Glt AND STATE LOTTERY, Which begins Drtwmg the 24th Of NEXT MONTH, and COOLIM, a greater inoportinn 01 C. 41 rAL PRIZES To the small Number of Tickets, than any former Lottery . SCHEME. No of Print. Vallee a each. Total V..lue. 3 of I 20,1, A) are i IC,;)00 3 10,0110 ''o ojo 9 5,000 13000 6 l,OOO 6.000 $ 5OO 4,090 20 loo 2,000 40 5O 4,000 4,530 2O 131,*,0 FOREIGN INTELLIGENC.I. (PLICE WAYS AND MEANS, Sir David Duna r , Mr. KANNI'TER, *IUD. Tiptoe, Mr. P ‘LIWER, Random, Mr. PALMER, Jun. Scruple, Mr. DE CAMP 41.)M Mr. GROVE. Lad! Dunder, Mrs WARD. lallte. Perry, Mrs. KENDALL. Harriet, Mi.s Kitty, Mrs. cans. After which will be performed, a Conic Sketch, called BLUE ])EVILS. FROM TUE P.,RIS PAPERS. PARIC, ACC:. 16. Nfitie:ty the Emperor tot out from Dunkirk last Saturday ; he passed through Fumes and Nicu port, and arriveti At (Mend at p. or. Before he entered the city, be teriesved the several corps which bcrder the Bay. The Civil and Military Authorities which came to meet hisa presented an irnpos:•ig coat Aril, by their miiitary and elegant dresses. After having received the Authorities, he repaired ELDORADO•METAL AND WROFGHT ROLLED IRON SASH MANUFACTORY. CRUCKSHANKS, Successor to the Original go • Patentees, continues I. manufacture Eldorado• Metal and Wrought Rolled Iron Sashes, Sky Lights. Iran Lights, Ro.ik- Case ami other Fancy Doors, Church Windows. Sashes for Shop Conti', Ste. St • . in a much superior Alamos to any other Metal Sashes Lithertu invented. Megrim, Mr. ELLISTON. Annette, Mra. GIBBS. • To wlaleis will be added (6th aim.) a Maaical Piece, is Two Acts called TILE GAY DECEIVERS. The Overture end Music composed and selected by Mr. Kelly. The Characters by Mr. GROVE. Mr. TAYLOR. Mr. DECAMP, Mr. p ;LARK. Jug %fr. MATIIEWS. Mr. BAN NISTF.B, Jun. Mr. N..1111.E, Ste. G. WAI,DSON, MIS HOWELLS, Miss :siri GIBBS. The Docrs to be opened at Six o'Clock, and the Perform ance; to hsi; in at Seven. J. C. likewise continue% to manufacture, both of plain and Rolled Moulded Ban, Graitil Staircase Railing, Balcony, Gallery, and eve , v r Deicription of ►lain .uvl Fancy Rail ing Books of IL.Waiiits ~ad Patterns to be seen at the Manu factory, Nu. 18, Gerrard-nreet, Soho. to the camps. From thence he went to inspeet large part of the Batavian flotilla until nine at night. Sunday the Bishop of Gand said mass be fore him at seven in the morning. Imme•diately after, he wilt to the first division of the camp elm mended by General Oudinot. After having tra versed the battalions, after having con►ersed with all the (Akan, and reviewed them in the most minute detail, dosing which time he snide se veral promotions, granted two pensions to two soldiers covered with wounds, and placed several soldiers' children in the l.ycees ; he manceuvred the • troops, and made them defile before him. I)tniiig all this time the rain fell in torrents. The people of Ostend were astonished that none of the ass I seemed to perceive it, and that the mance•rvres eii::- tinued as if it was the finest weather ever kw ,vv• 63,000 Tickets L 290,000 Put of the Capitals to be determined as tinder : lint drawn Ticket, First pay 1. 1,000 Fi.ot drawn Ticket, Seventh Day 10,000 Entitles...l Ticker, Eighth Day 40,000 First dr a a Ticket, Ninth Day .. • ....• • 5,600 Tickets and SIMMS on Sale, at every Lice,,ed Lottery . thc,ce. PkESINT Ticket 171. 181. Half 91 Ss. Od. I Eighth 4 l 7s. Od. tlllaatto.. 44 19a. Od Sixteenth.. 11. 11s. 61 EXHIBITION AND SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. THE TRUCHSESSIAN GALLERY o f PIC TURES, New-Road, opposite Portland• Place, continues open every day from ten till dusk. Eight elegant rooms, :olorn ad wit.% capital spotiateos nr the boat matters of the itAhml, Spanish, MHO, Flemi,h, German, and French schools ; highiy prose ved, clisaicall!' arranged, and agreeably diversified. Pl.:tires sold may be e.elivered immediately without injuring the Sehibitiun, a. tl.ey can be conveniently replaced by oilier , forming part of this &slimly...ll;c collrvi ion. but not exhib i ti n g at room for wet of mom droitt.oiceOste Shilling. ASTLEY'S NEM, ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, W1111.41114T1111-SIIIDUZ• Era. r the Patro. t._te:,?Tier Ropl 111%n...stet the P,ince of WALES and Duke of YOR K. THIS PRESENT L'IDAY, August 31, and 1:4-hitntROW, SATURDAY, Sept...7lSW It Intl be ip,earat.4.,f it the first ti.lte, at Hof-past Rug ~'(Coe{ preeandy, A NEW LOCAL DIYERTISEMENT. - • - •- • TO BOOKSELLERS. STATIONERS, arc.fre. WANTS a SITUATION, for a YOUNG MAN, in the above Line, or to Slperintend a Cir culating Livery, in •hien Capacity he ins been these Five Years. Tht mat re.,saetable Reference+ sill be given for A.sidrity au4 lilt •grite. A Line limos! to G. H. 41, New Runcl-street, will Le puncteelly atten4rl to. .4• 11.0011141 for refreshments. Csiasisting et Rev:barite ars.. Song- • writ rut by Mr. Upon), with fa.itees and Aflimt, YORK RACES; Or, THE FEMALE jimmy. Ponneayine, awe g a variety of vrh. • Oral lacidests. a Thee. •smseutation of the lota extra:When" Malt* t for which urmisr, tit • while :Yap will be arrariged me Cil•qtb uit:e R ' ace G ciami Principal Character:. Taylor, Jeffers', Link, Porter, Margin, Pte: otoo, C Yak, lit tics, Decent*. Dickinsol, C , i•grove, and Johan,. t —M stlames Poynton, jenkinson, Glover, bla med, si Mimes Jenkinsins and Days The New h:einoy hir Mr i:rienai Mr. Cos, Mr. Marehlaanks, and Atistants.—r.e Prorierties &e. be Messrs. Sradwell, Smith, Peres, and R.imualbsyyThe New Music, by Mr. M. LAIN reAre —The Hanceshy Mr. Mercerot.Amil the Meisel by Mr. Williams, Mr. Bishop, Mts. rosier, and Assistants lennediatety after which, for the 11th time. an entirely uric Parnuminr, with most entensive and uncommon Mechanics. Changes, Magical Dyeeptions. &e. called, THE ENCHANTED HALL ; Or, THE PARTHIAN HARLEQUIN. Hartequ.ii, her. Taylor; Clown Mr Laurent ; and Colum bine, Mrs. Wybrow. THATCHED-HOUSE TAVERN, 14th Aupet, 1004. AT a Meeting of the Nobility, Cl ergy , an d Gentry es the Metier:4u and iu eetehbeerhe d, held here the. day, The Right Hen. LORD HAIITKESBURY in the Chair; A Subwription was entered into und,r the Following head : We, the und.asivied Nohihty, Clergy, and Cente r o f the Metrni.,li. 314 its nitigli,uireho: ', l, conaulerme it to he tha inditpeimble duty of even soyal tutted, et imp..rtant to toenail!, to the ut.ii of (twit row., th e ,•xeet io n, it t Government in defence Of our Onset, against the attemi it of an invading Enemy, An 1,1,0141 se .10 , 1 eras'? to provide arid hold in realutess tre the ?abbe Stf.ordt, an the shortest notice, in tneevent of Inset on, the iluoil'btf of II WV , . 111.1 Carriages, with DIVIell and Harne.,, expressed rip,, ince war respective Aante., foe the ourpro of conveying 'retool to the Army, Anil to v I:yry the Drivers and Hones with Provision mil Forage, suffici.lit at lout for forty-eight hems from the time of being called our. DEDICAT. Et BY PERMISSION TO ins GiLACE THE DUKE OR PORTLAND. This Day is ! , I,list.ed, in One Velum< Bvo price 7a.61. boards A DIS3ERTATION ot► the GOUT, is which the Nature of Mat sffliaing Demme is fully explained, and its spei.dy, safe, and effectual Cure ►y the external ap piicAtios of COLD WATER is amply illustrated and confirm ed b y a nr,e'y of original and communicate) Cases. By ROBERT EINGLAKE, M. D. Member of the Roy.' Modlcal Society of Ediu►uqh, of the Pl,•ical Society of Gottingen, iftc. Re. P . Led f r John Murray, No. 32, Fleet-street. The same day the Emperor gave s dir.ner to t..e General% and Colonel; of the Camp. He after ward> went to the Theatre and saw a piece formed, inritled , " Uer jouevcr da C.thrp tit tin gri,' " A Day at the Camp of iire_es." The Emperor, 11 his review of the Batavian fleet, a , certained the good c-rmposition of the crews, and %hewed h.. sa tisfaaion at the good state of the flotilla. (If ar'ru ). The last letters from Strasburg sa", that t' e Emperor is expe!ted in that city towar is the ea of August, and that his Maje;ty will afterw Ird; visit all the strong plat. s along the Rhine. At :'tras burgh, great preparations at made for the I rnpo- Tor's reception. The Prefea has distributel instrisc timis to the Mayors concerning the Emperor's recep tion.—(Josirmal des Debate ) l'he Portuguese frigate Caroline aztived at L'Ori ent the lOth, with Nladame Lanes, and the Porte. geese Ambassador Lattrenco de Lima. The Naha A. , at m., and Gentry, are infornvird, that the Subscriptton Pa, er riil 1., for S instant at th.t Thatched- Tavern, t.o St. Jatney's street, (torn Ti... to Three o'Clnik, daily, and that the Sods s of their Caniages v,ll n. t he eq tired, asstrople awl light Machines for hanguig 011 the Spen.g. of the Carriages subscribed, will be provided by C; lu the an": of tb. Evening. the ettehrated Mr. It ICIIER's ROPE DANCING, Whom Mr. Antes , has engaged for Eight Nights losers. EQUESTRIAN EXERCISES, Ny 114,,ra J EFFERIES and PORTER. Twa whole to tittothiii• with, bw parte:afar Dr. e, and for Tan N dee Hottoncat ffrienal Spectacle. water by Mr. unON, c.sßed THE SPANISH ARMADA. Ti ceeeltiae with an ewt Represtatatine of the TWO FLEIETS IN ACTION 0 .• Public are respectfully into, n.•rl, that %fr. RICHER nen:raged for Eigiq N.ght....per '4+ The Nee G•antc Panteta,ime eesm.tuol to be received watt tan.ounded **the, wol be reread every Evening unlit farther notice. boors in 'a opened at tiff-pat, and to begin at 11.1:- yntt 3 , a o'Clork..—Bn.e4 h Seenmi p n e e 9.....P11 h. Se e,,rel hies Is —Gallery Is. Second Ptice 6f. Second Price to commence at Hal Stern F'ght feClock peee..elv. Place. to betaken nu ttp! Buz-Office, We Amietster /11414 e, frost Ten tilt Three o'Cletk. MANSION HOUSE, London, 96 /titling, 1504. AT a Meeting of Merchants and others held this Day, to consider of the re.,st eff.tioal mews for giving • . # prang,' aw , wote 10 Government wish INJESEti. DRIVE Its, and CARRIAGES, for the purpose uf conveying Trou, I to the Army on the eve.it of Invasion. The Right Hort. thv LORD MAYOR, in the Chair. Res alvd, That it appears to this mete4ll: t Je of MS h.crit.st emportyste that GO•ef /1 trent should hare the must ef fect.; and certain means renly prepared and arranged for conveying Troops to the AFT• a lth the greaten expedition su the event of Invasion; and P...i be compelled, at the mo ment of necessity, to press unprepareil Mines and Carra.ges fur that rn,st esseutial Service. This Day is published, in ST3. mice /4 in bear+, 1 N LNQUIRY into the LAWS of CHEMICAL AFFINITY. - - By C. G. BER fIIOLLETi Member et the Canservatrae senase and National Institution. Tnnslated from the french. y P 4. FARRELL, M.D. rinted fur J. Murray, N 0.32, Fleet.strect. This later, -g Work, to which its celehrsted Author is rincipelly iv, ' , teal for the eiesblish!r. •nt of his reputation as a r•actietal C , e - nise, ws Intrt4. IPS i..trodurtion to his more elaborate Treatise upon ttehensical Statics," and refer ences from each are a.. eoutinually made, that the one is nut complete without the ether. General Ernouf, Captain-General of finadaloune, writes that the colony is in the best situation, I'he privateers from that island have captured 92 dish prizes in nine months. The Captain-G .neral, in sending the Minister of Marines the list of these ships, observes that many of shers were stout pri vateers, three-masted, and armed with 20 and 22 guns, all carried by bearding by French brigs or galleys, having on ba.. i guns of 5n..11 calibre, and crews of only 50, 60, or 10, lien. The on! ) exception are the privateers Bolavarte ai. Grand Dr.ide. The gross produce of the liquidated Prizes, up to the 13th Floreal, year 12, was 1,50ti,98 lirres. The thirty last prizes are not yet liquidated.—(Journal de, Declass.) . - - N. Servant can pnasib', Ice. 7 Places after Hair-past Seven eCock Resolved, That a volontiry Suhscription he now opened for Drir, n, lloroev , and Carriages, m be held at the aim man tof Govern•lietst, ton the event of Invasion, for th- ser vice expires...! in the prece lu.S Re...1.n on, and aee ne l; ng to the laid before this Meeting uy tine Cumentatary-General. R—,nived, That a Committee be now appointed for eh pi i r : ,, r se o f most promptly and effci tutlly carrying iota execution the Resolutions this hifeetiny, and for making all the weeirtair, arrangements relative thereto, and that they shall have po.ser fir eAlliog General Meetings of the SAteierski7s, whet they may deem it neconary, lotaacertainirit tie luso or damage wh ch the Sainchhers rosy sustain in their Honor or Carriages, and to add tuck Mesabi-iv to the Cornatittee as they ma, think proper. Repolv,rl, 'Mat the following Gentlemen be tits entangle* for carrying the Resolutions or tins Meeting into effect :sift The Right lion J.Pening, Mayo,. This Day is publish:4 in was closely prince! Vo!tims • in 12aan. p ct ss. in bJards, THE LONDON DISSECTOR; or A CO \f- PENDIUM of PRACTICAL ANATOMY: cosatain stis a 1) , -.criptinn of the Muscles, Vessels, NvrYPII, and Via e..ra of the Human Body, a, they appear on Dissectit.n i with Diractinris fur their Demonstration. Ang 13, 1304 To !h. !NDEPEN DENT FREF.IIOI.nI.RS is[ Me COUNTY of NIII)DLENLX. G LLLLL wax, THOUGH t am strongly persuaded th.ts abut lam silence best thvonie.. me Et this season, open tins o - ctsion ; and that nn hone.t min misiotet,wet the .-to- E.% of that ',knee, or doubt my pers,cm;ni attachment bung my life to 11w. canoe of m Cnottry. or my frantic& to the County of kslichilesex ; yet I cannot resi.t the reiu. st cut seine of my friends aps In make the p.thl'e decimation to lon Printed fnr J. Murray, No. 32 Fleet-street. " This will be fount a very useful gui:le to the student ?t , the prosecution of his .artiomical researches. It is superior to ' , titer works of a similar kid and extent, in describing not the 11 :ides merely, but the various Parts, aloud-vessel. Sc.estheircome into view Go de r the k ni f e o f t h e btwector. A knnwiedge of the relative -ituatmo of pars is thu. acquired ; a point of tne first magnitutle to the practical surgeoci. As the chief intention of tint Work ii to teach tie an of tog, the Muscles ate deitsonstrated in their metrr of situation, which is She only method that cue bz pursued in actual it,- sletion."-a-Medical a:id enirurgical Review, 1804, vol xi p. 6!. IlirJohnEasper;gaig`A. J. 1111aKaiml, Esq. M r. Be pleased, the/Mime, In &arm my grateful ackanwiedg maims, and to bie assured that, in far as nor .ronoviiveal exerti - on , Can •Xt• -04 , 1 seen will he I:ast hat-keend in deteme of the Bight& rad I,ileenses of my Ciresitry mem. I aim, (:eratensem, With t'te utmost names and gratitude, Year most dented, hun,lhe servant, FRANCIS BURDETT COM%IITTER RIIWMIS. 4, SEARLE STR I.L r, Useot.trit rd Id At: ti, 1404. r rHE COMNIfTITE a pp ointed to carry into A effect the k es-Intim. entered iere at the CROWN a.d ANCIIOR in the STRAND. for Vindicating the R ighis ot an the Electors K the Kingdlom, outr .ged by die late Return by the Sheriff of Nl'ddhesea, , Ynise.4 that Subaciteittuns may L. rai4 at one of the follow ihe r:•ers : Mews. Thomas Courts ~.t Ce Strand , Cobb, Stokes, awl Co Lombard-street Lid'arwie and Co. Threadneedle sernet. Ruch. Chamber., and Co. kond-strert. And Messrs Weston, PII I IIOTIIII. and C Southwark. And, for the further C•.•.....urnee of Per nes reading at a Instance bons the.e Places, tr-; f4loiertie G.-linemen have al. ready s. R mf e dth-ir Concurrence to receive Subse-i;dions in their riNiective )121-Irlonirhouus Ma.y la•b on s t .— . s.lr. Langley, E.dgeware road ; Sir Rogers, I%G, Oskrd street St•G A • m 'sSolc...-Mr. Adam., Dean Avert ; Mr. S amstell, rnli-eete awl Sir. West, King -.nett, Sob". , St• Martin str 's akd St. Pours, Covent Afff !n. "alareet and St. J Sterne!, Dorset L square, Ca noon. row St * "te'ltell s Hatiover-scoare—M-. benwell, 26, South bt. Jailers's...M r. Sl ow ly, ea•lione-suet. C St (7rmta l 'elotb and Al • r porni-..tdr Lee, 7•:, ane Street. •r•• '—C0.,,,, and Anchor far , fll (*ea for ^^"a„ mg Onerrier.• at. Andrew, Haibern, tad St. Georg. the Marty. —M %Lice Ws. ism., Leather L ame; M r Graham, Red I . l ';' , P 9 rate...M r p, e . eun , Sprtai square. itir-•r ti- Lor • )..s.ern. 8• -.. 41 /tfr. Saond 1.. Th ° Correntittw e day at 12 ek, vbettee ntmeascamws wiU bc received and attwade‘i 10. _ - Sir Charts Price, dual. Robert Hankey,'Esq. Genre mark, Esq. AM. Nirtlllans Box. Esq. Pets Free, Esq. M. Wool, Esq. Claud N. Hooter, Esq. M Duke I.ingdale, Freer Perchers', k:sq.Ald. Sunu Walker, Etq. Gauge Sebistor, [A.M. Win. ft.wwning, Esq. Josepts Lyon, Esq. H Snow, Esq. John Stuart, Esq J.rhn Pones Kensington, Esq. Richai.l Lee, Esq. 3. Maitland, Earl St P. H. Thornton, Esq, V.P. John Coupe, Eq. The C vaimittee give notice that they will attend at the Mans i on •hou,r daily, from Eleven to Three o'Clock, for the purpose or receiving Subscriptions of Horses and Carriages, anal transacting other business, as directed by the General TO GENTLEMEN AND LADIES WHO JOB THLIR COACH HORSES. WHFREAS all Persona hating Horses and Goias.", have been caned upon voluntarily to give prompt arrant. to Government therewith, for the purport d cooveyiss Troops to the Amy in the event of lat./34M : We. the end, signedJobAla.ters, willing and iltsir-ri. of furthering the Public Service to the extent of oar power, to in eeiving the Nobility and Gentry to whorls we have lett nor Horses. however ansboas to promote the essental meaaure, um think thentielrev authorised to make an offer nt the I fortes they have hired, without the consent of their Owner,, do hereby declass our fell consent, that all our Customers, baying Horses on Job from may subscribe them in th eir own Nantes, for the Servs., aFrovemeniioned, provided the ColiAmen, under whose. care they are now placed, are vent with therm, and tut, .1a) a Forage. William Smith. Henry Can. John Gall Ann Ita ;lard. Robert Vernon. John Wltt Ranh. Arleta k Crart. Chariot Crew. John Newport. Sant Wombwell. Wm Elwin Thecjackann. Gaunt and Vigor. Thos. DOJO!. DO , . MOOG., John Kent. riot. AWL intin Whits. W.n. Inds. C;..orce Cate,. J •tin Folnant. Flew? Ss:lnm ,ier. Curios Gory. R.chari 'ward Wh.to. Thomas GU:14012. William Jacobs. TO SURGIONS. On the let of Oct, will he putdirhad, ALARGP PLATE, Twenty-eight Inches by Tsienir, iniresetiting, at ore 'kir, the WHOLE n• the BLOOD VESSI LS or the IirMAS BODY, careful dawn feint inje•' , A , eireration, under the immediate d:rec• van nio.t Surest:ma m the Kingdom. Be GEORGL KIRTLViD, Au.tu t l Draftsman tleartiemen, wishing to become Subseribers, ace requested tr pw in their Names at the Publisher's, a order to ascertma the humble. of Copes that it may be necessary to 'trout% To beladled b Jo'in Murray, Fleet-sheet Where sta. be had, by t. e same Artust, • t. PLATE, exhihsting the BLOOD VESSFL4 of the HEAD, milli their NAMES-setsct REFERENCE:, price 10s. rid. eximated. I. A Int f-dio NATE, coiourei, IPA :6:144 the ioteno: BLOOD VESSELS ache ARM. ,rice lOs. rid. & Art toeststed coloured VIEW of the EXTERNAL *nd INTBBNAL EAR, front a Proimration of :at eotiment a. A 'LATE, diving a eery adenine trart , ,t , e SECTION at the L., !Z, raven mari.6-1, acao.npan ei re .l EX PL fl lay Dr. Hnopez, ynet J , . " *h. re 'ems! urt, , ecliou of Ott parts I:tenni tie obtained, dose faithful .halibeattons an trf rest and whiuultatat away; aad the may us Iltudowl with adv....tare da, but atom par. lICJilViv S. the jalft ur part of Ore rnetaint.i.'+ tladatal a .0 Chtturgtea: ltenerst, Val. xi. p. The Mondryr contains addresses couch., I in ete most fulsome language to Joseph &ware, . • Grand Vet:tor, on his departure to j(.i!. army at Boulogne. From the bombast adul.ition of the address of the Senate, as delivered by the P , esidea to his lmperi.d Highness, we give the following ex r.. 61 I should u seer come to a eolletusvat, ti I .11 , ,wl I a team to express evert serstnetst of seeped and devotion ohs , * lire Senate entertain, for you but we eats:.ot i•.trssde Upon mo assmts to pre'.ious as yoor'4. Thrrse which sour In, eri s t Higlosese eo..d 'seen& to spate us, appear 'holt Ind. fd. We have scarce beheld you In the bosom of the Senate, whrit your Imperial lisghnms: p.rpare• In veto,: into the bosom of the army. But thoogh we are necessar,ly obliged to realism at OW post, we feel the utmost regret that ss..• tatto..t acc.oapoof yne to that 'Och you art abut to occupy. In the address from the same body, to the Prin ces Josephine, the Presidents tell her, Your *see I', in my ire', Vie 'r-reple of M.'&.ty I •hou'd fear, •he.efeee, to offend the Godilree, if 1 shou'd dare to deecr.be hm TIMMS. OSTEND, A CO. 14. The Emperor WWI this dry. very early on horse. b Ick. He re-viewed the division of Gen. Frianed, hieh afterwards manarrivred on tl-e strand. The day was very fine, and these graid rnanzwirres were performed in the presence of the English sluadron. BOULOGNE, Aro 15. The Empernr, who left Oner..l :his tnorning, ar. rived this evening at his head-quarters at Pow it 8 kw. The erzning is beautiful, and ever: thing s.ans to portend that Heaven will be propitious to us to.nsorrow, on the occa ion of u.is new rabbi Ise, 'rhea all the Corp., mad all tle indaviduels oi ON THE 11()NES. Th.s Day is piiblishei,iniiv;h7S - ;o7tilutt-ited with Plates, Ince bas. in boa-rt. 1- : IF: LECTURES of the cel e br a ted BO YE R tl mee the DISEASES of the JSONLS, arranged MU • Tr.atime. lby A. RICHERAND, Professor of Anatomy and libyiilegs, and principal Surgeon to the Notthent Hospital at Peri.. Translated teem tsal, French, by M. FARRELL, M.D. Printed for John Murray. Nu. 34, Fleet street. " The Work of Boyer magi= tiome important discoveries relative to the Diseases open which at treats, and points out matt, new and sucoadul modes of Peattnent, whwit have WPM sanctioned awl adopted by tie mom eminent practitioners troert the continent "...Illus. Psis Day I. published, ia ilkno. 21. 6d A DESCRLITION of the MERCURIAL LEPR.t. By Dr. MORIARTY, of Dublin. Printed for Jullth \flimsy, Liceldon; end and Ho !ges, Dublin tot him may be Peid, lately p •Wi h A t ..se and Syamnatic ALCOUT of a FF.en., NI ,; of tbe NERVES of the FACE, r,inmully called TIC 1341JLOUREUX. by I. lothergill, M. D. Physician to Lin Western Lis; unary, b•o. price 3e. sewed. viii