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' , win ~ •upp•••••• ~ T t,ibry• iii! ritio sumuvm. 2109. F or the RENEfIT o the FUND of the snarl 1' for the DISCHARGE and RELIEF of PERtiUNS iiiipet wined fur SM A IJ. DERTS. NEW THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. nuilllS PRE , iENT ‘VEDNESDAY, Ott 25, ..I. la 9, will he twice% a Comedy, called THE AAN OF 'ME, NVOKI,I). To which will he added, a New ;finical l'iee.., to b. per formed in honour of Mar .layr called TOE. JITHILEE. with entirely New Setnenr. DIVIIIWS, and Drerwations....The • Or. rt USW a.id ;lonic componed and s elfri Pa b, Mr. It CCV, 1 i... PrI.4II)A Characters by filr. leried.ri, Mr Tayinr, ~n, 3lr. Denut.o ; Mrs. Diekons, Mr,. !Anton, and t in St, odd ! s lice, a% 64—Pit. 1..00111 Price, y, I e, —I pnerl,diery, to ,_..•t. it. t. VI4III ICI o. 0,4 A, iO4•I \L...•:01. 'n 1, ••• I:t -•:', `44rat•f,..., —.oho Satan:... , C i . St ;.oal of Ito:- form or, 110 4 t It Ole S. t . i Moos l•sy, The r,s,•• tat, Danshte, Tophe Idoatt Lade, brio& Ler nest a..tw.t , ant. at I !Jo Terodar, The F%15... The Prow:. tors Ff asarbeirjailatre i • C.,e,,it• rade . ..* 1. g leart•, again, carat • eas theat swivel laithe Polslie, h : nit- ea . jnitgoie.,t, they :••, sensible, they ogi,j,t in I.ter, scithis• torn . pose. to to g uided. Ibey prf sw, u, thiuk. that the present rezniat ~,,, of the plierst of alaits , ino, ail!, on slur ronside , ~, Io lout iii to ' be suppoolr4l b• as gonient of rrasu.ia•• ....slice ; and ace haapa to see, tiett it twits wits, the a, • very Isirg• tiel•trity••fOlt t" twoottity The l'••••prietot. are 101 l 3IIII• nt wen!tt, a., t I '0..4,1 . ml a-11 the) .II.! 141141.1•i:11! CA. 3 fist ti bias N ••.i aoti,srs'ativ , :y atisl a oil fati•orily prise...l,oler the :Wiest, I .1 roost Elliott. :bat the .oloption of the oilot sohjet•t them to a 1t51 1 '... 1 of per relit p. r a tamp, sot th , ur C 3. 1:111, -total' person.. hare ,11,1, ii.. I! ail rnezlit Ire obv:ated Is) a a•stelo of Strwtee vo on •!, • ! ! rnpfirtulris, la the erection of the new Theatre, h is o set ;he side of te.l...lise,st has been, t•t —hum an bout .1 1.5, o ~alt the '..111 Lou ,, ' , . and now, the sahly, alio - too renot tto it • Illk. PU:111I. had 3 1•1 4 : • hi tss • sly , 4-1 ths• siutlll.l), c AO. I such l'erforis -,. , and .11spls so. ' to Sst /t, 1) 4 •,•CS, 101'ft/111CW,, fir. as tni,:ht lust rontriblit , i i r. od.r the sit blot :rt. . I the Dr - .m. , worthy of a critical and enlortoriteil ~, ! , !r. Is.••• it fiat 4411 t. Call aNo ,fll.l' I C,,llOMy I"' 131irl• •1110 At 50.5 8:1,1 ACII,4Im, cannot he en•,...et. I to L AC taunt. f.ll . a am tiles . C•ollrets..tlisOl than tit , y reetivel its tile oil Theatre, or 143.1 y rail receive in t... arts ••• 4 , 1 1... Ides . .ttil 1••• l'r.•prit ;ors hove tlyt hitiurtu I•, :,',!.• Iss 1,, afford th, or a I , ,•eater ; 11.11. 414114 It,. I , roSil , CI to; • II Atl,3llCe form a, it, a, ef c0!5•.!,, , 1c.: future a •, •ss','. In the :•••., .s .., is Ds., net-or:aloes, Eightitet. ••'' -Bich "ser f artvic is dail y ins, caul I ; 1 I peter , ' .• , 1 .4 .1, 11.4' a 4' 1. . ::r CS, o.ls . ti , ' • • • , art • :1.11, • 1 .• 4. 1.16.• • 4... 51 a M., Ih.. 1 at I'l •• 1 ruin 1-• th lit. y %ball 10,t hr • :‘•i 10 LII.•11 1. • ..• i; •••• ', ~t 1 . .• 1.11 111.4 11, • 1, .. • 1 m,%, 1111 C J, 1.1, $ • •.“CC, .1. • .1. , !, tit. , •o f • I "It< s I' ; ,•• •11141 I 0 ow, •h, I,‘, t!.. 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N Pg..toir) Mr. Misforsl, Mr. Eyre; " • ,sl•4 P •• 'AM') , 311 I • l' . l!s• 'Amp ' Ilusnplsst! 11. \I:, .• •.. 61V.111;11. P , t11:2 . • I lot 1, All C.:•• I. , II •Inf. Lissaly, it.. r , •.•, llMlsrs.- • s•.,U rot Rlassil. .1 Ise I's i Ihu 55i....111'. Vs in be iii!i.red in ..f 1.,, tor Ilsr I.lss sati-on .4* lot's. :stoned I,s . ' i.,• .i. ~ _ ste Friday, Vie Poor A DV I CE • I •tant l ~,,, :11 f .:1, •I‘t 1. ~..111). 1 U1( moth,* tttrs tit ti.ttettsrs• the ▪ •.t t.'• ititi t tt tnl thoil et' Itit . iitta 3 Irw Pre , . 01 .01 ,•, . • ••• itirre-tult theat expottiettre is the best • I. re23..11•11i .1 , 11 . 1 1 • at a 3.1 ' 101- 1:1.... 1 1N5, ,i.t.l •.. r . g OP- I'l Oft salvil, •rC. 1 i11r.11 , 1 01, • %. :•. 1. ..1 4;11It root I 1:e .:, 1 1 0 .." ,4 I o ea. a t • I:ICI - Al 1 • • 11 •AI 1 -I 111 .1 1110rU,•141. 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Ow. e complaints (which has twver I,oomii to fad In sm.& instaure, in twelve years war t ire, rod many p. 7.11111 sr brllll 1 1r%/11 11•11 e 116,0 • .111,1, run 311 1 1 ra rem sod one. nwthists haul ',an ror 0:. boot . , lime hes 10en induce,: to poilo . 11•:) I 1.• 11,11. ere. Ile 1113) In' totlSUlte,l, 11) either •• 41 114, a.th ~.‘lol;nlrie secs , personally, or hy ter. /...11111: tong SUIIIIITH -St real, Fleet-stet CI. • .• !..I,•,ctures or I thstruelinias of the Urethra, whether of 4' , 111 or tong ducatioss, ellectaelli reale.] on MI improved eele, and which bas perform Curs' sir Ter larrlef roto .I,Ck easily y , us Cvlitiussietc. WEDNESDAY, GCTOBER 15•309. ItICIiARDSON'S COFW ,4 .•;iitTI;SE . AND TAVERN, COVENT.GARDEN RICIIAILDSON moot rrApectfully bags kave to inform Noblemen, Gentle-seem, his Friends, aail the-Public in %fractal, that he, TDB DAY, dresses a rfaiiiirkably fine 'CUR n LL, iu the bighnat perfection. , To% u and country orders snpplieil, as mina! —Captains of 1611111 V, cord idlier Gentlemen, baring Turtle fur sale, will fill I a ready market. *JUBILEE. tso x Ens FUR (WWI' IN THE PRISON OF THE MAW:II A ISLA 01'tIIS ESTY'S liountioLD. sr 111 I E are now cobliiied in the tiltov;t.Pttson in tie Borough, 7 , ! persons (from list age of 2.1 to 74, leav ing ".1 wives and s;O3 cltildreu), foe varioos de;011, from 7 gelorm. up to 110 pouotht. The total amount of the whole loin. is lona ; many of whom are in great distress, anti ob j-ot, of chit. itv, every way worthy the notice of a generous and feeling ['Ain., who tire interesting theioselves in the cause of starring Humanity, spawn the approaching Jabi It IP. tb. refs r, iS rontrttylatrou tontine a strtficsest sue, foe the .purpose Oflnsticsvortristg to effete eta.gellottniarini by offering etompostions to their re,pective ereddorr, in the foll,oving proportions, els iO4 t 0 the pound for every debt not exceeding Jed ; above that sum, exeetdiug Sta. li.. sam (d. and above s.l th. .. of ss in the parotid, in full for debt and costs. Subscriptions, for this shove laudable pa. pose, will be re vived by %Valiant Cruchley Fan. N... Is, John-sire. t, Bed. furd.row, and Ilessts Marsh, Shhald, ,;;. seey, Fanittleroy, and Stewart, Bankers, Ilerner'sdarret, I , whom err kit lists, eunteinitht the 1131101 of the net .tu,iate pers.,* lin iniorr.l within the prison, mid other is/articulate respecting them, for the norm rtion of such persons as teal be desirous of pr.anoting so benevolent an andel taking. The names of the present and four.. Subscribers, and of the flue spplicatton of the funds, will be published. Ur tither to, IPO9. Rooks in Tim*logy, just published by J. MAWM AN , No 92, Poultry IE TEMPLE of TRUTII ; or, Th.- Iw't System of Reason, Philosopy, Virtue, and Morals, arrilyttrally arranatd. Second F.dition. In One large Vo lume, aro. as. boards. - • Ity the some Author. T. sTi7DIES riaere.l and Phil•wiophir • adapted to the Triupic of Truth. Handsomely priiite,i, in One large Vo- Insue, tivn 9s. tinned!, 1 , A BODY ..1 1.01.0(1Y, priaripally practical. In • S.lriefl of Lecture., with a copious By Itobact r r ;i,...ers, A N Oxon. hese Lectures embrace the most momentous Questions iu The“lagy, and the most important duties in Morals, with. ont any ntr.t or- of 5., - tarlinn or poletts , cia ass r;1 7 0. 'Ulo 111 . ,n bomber ; and vr!btle that ;4r% pr,,re 41.11 z sad ins.rimltv.- tin lie general irc )41,, 1'3.. h i Ito ( !etrp w.. it II run..r ui Sl•rto•ouA 1,, the Y. or. lit 'iuo !Argo %%Au nru tees. By OK same. Antle‘r, 4 A i 1::' TB LA lIS DI '.llf, Pi t ilserbieatiy, a .1 Prtrtmally F,K , lscap n%“, :~ ; . M Al. of PIE FY, adapted to the wants and ,-.lrlll...ttea for • liorroviiiiteut of all St rill of glo .tl3ll, r 7.11 fr.:ol Co- Iloly Lieu., and Hyttix ofJeremy . I.te!•:r , wah a Pieface, ill' of Anther, nod Additions. lly itoloot fr!iiore4, A M.l , xon. "Ma f. SEttlio 7, SC SV 10 C.CTS !I N Rev .I•no pit . 1 to. 4 4,14, Rect Jr of Pe 4.ry, nu" Authoe of • A 3.0t - 0f.% RUMP,: IN Spain,' Sre sr". 4s, 11., .rl:5. An ESSAY tot the NATPRE. and I %I‘l` 1 . %MLITT of 1 . 131Y111, in opposition to SOPHISTRY : SCEPTI CISM. By Jsmec Beattie, 1. 1 .. D. Professor of ./ PM I,•sciphy no d Logic in the Ilas miss% Cone... cot! Uwe r of At o - deco. Seventh 1.d.t,0n, •ofo p,. holler.. . SERMONS on a 11 - 11 II V. ATV( F., me, 11IXOGNITIoN al each other, and on °the.. Sc th- Rev. R. shepherd, As cheese , ' of Redford. se • •.. By the 'woe Author, NOTES CR I lit - t l and Irms.sr.:{TATOßY on the (OSPEL sod f ..1.5 of st, .toil N.. In one vol • tto. it s he•sols. s1:1 ECTIO XS from the WORIO nl T..' LAIR, I! . Is ER, 3. 1.' , 0N, 11 A Id, µAttltOW,tand I.ord II WON ; wi4l. -.a Analysis of the Atlvaitteei'l of Learn ing. By Basil Montage, 1.9. A M. Second m &beano, two vole foolserp •evo. oii superfine note paper, los. 641. bestrds 1. OBsEItrATIONS mom some PAS.AtII. 4 ; in st IP. TURE, oltich the uoittleS to Relivon save thought must ohauxious, slot attended with ditficultiute at to be sut meow .l.l By Jacob Bryant. None rnl. ale. ns. 19106. 12 SElt \I 4) NS on various Sub j ects By Samuel Stan hope Smith, D.D. President attic College of New Jersey, America. sot 7%. hid. hoards. wscounsEs, chiefly on Devotional Subjeets. By toe late Rev. Nmrconse Tu which are prefixed, Memoirs of his Life, In Cuthatme Cappe. syn. ins Iris. lit. SERMONS on . Varintis Subjects. By the !fey. John Ileaktt. Vols. mot. boards al. A SERMON preached on the late Fast Day, Wednes day, October 49, two, at the Punish Church of ((idiot', Warwickshire. By Samuel Parr, LL. U. The Second Edi tion, with Curiections and Additions. sto. 22.611. sewed. By the tonne A othor, !Iv ►. A SPITAL SERMON, preached at fhri•t Church, oval Easter Torsdae, April 11, lino; to which see added Notes. ato 7.. rid g. A LETTER from IRE:SON - IEIS to the INHABI TANTS; o f EI.ECTD Entil'OLlS ; or, A drools Address to the Disse urn of It> a Member of the Esta blished Church •II e Second Edition, price t• lid. preyed. 3. A DISCOURSE on EDUCATION, sod on the Plans pillaged in Cliatity Schools. ato. Is. ►ewed. iti A SEIM IN on the TRANSLATION of the SCRIP- Tun ES into ORIENT IL LANGUAGES, preached before the University of Cambridge, May to. 1107. By the Res. Wramehatn, >I A. P.R.S. of Trinity College, Cam bridge. eta. .Is. tol sewed. Ity the same Author, I. A DISSF.RTATI 4 IN on the he'd means of eteil;zing the Subjects of the British Empire iu Doha, &c. 3scid. ato. se .r rd. ?. The R ESTORATION of LEARNING iu the EAST ; a I•ocum. .1.. ato. stwed :1. 'this ter. PRACTICAL SERMONS, founded upon olt . v 's R Ile Lida I'rozrr••• of religion in the soul. 1 0 it ',eh are inuts. , l, noun is Mlles, ate snood Edition, to. mvo 4. 1 11 , Ililt Y LAND; a Se.ston Prise Poem, I :too. Is u 4 t.l semi. • tl-:MS, rootaming the Relorition of the J. os, a m o o Pure Poem, (1795 2 , and trimly Translations 45. t 5.4 .11q1 1.11111 'S SHORT and EASY ITLTIIOD uith the s, with his Nuppl...s. wary Tract on the Truth of ~ti tint'., r••ta.tisessrd. 1 , 4.1. crew.. 9.0 sewed. ; the %DV STM•I - .S of DI I'ECSLIJKNOWLEDGE ; s t NB, ..1:0#10 t a lid sta. sewed. IigAISINiI; of .11 Anti's' DAUGHTER • a Poem. To whit It is anuese4, a Shoat Memoir, &e of the late Caro 'lee flan r,osn Sri. sewed. o. I: MAN LAWS lbe.t supported by the Gospel ; a Ser mon readied to the IL athesh Chlirch of St. lert.l' Yrok, Is tore the fine. Sir Soolden Lawrence, Kel 0110. o f ;h e Ju.- to.sof the Count of K 10 3 .5 March .b, toms alto 4tl. se,. 4 I #.. The GoSP El. best prorealgsted hv National schools ; a Sermon preached in the Cathedral Church of St. Peter, b.-(re 11.. llon Sir Alan Charehre, lint. one of the Justices of the Court of King's Bench; and the Hoe. Sir George Wood. Kid sow et the Batons of the Exchequer, Jut) it, 19091. it.. a. dal sewed. A. GENTLECIIN, ;boy clii , 4 of :Money Lenders, who has fur many rare carried on business to general satiefaction, kaa large nun.' of Muary ready to askance on A. Ault), ur ou Bing, or Notre of HI LA, Of all other Security. Apply to Mr. W.ilsh, 4o,t:pper Mary-la-hunne•street, sear To lifirld strtct,and a card will be givea to his house, is AM a miuute's walk.—Letters (pest-paid) iintnediatel) answered. ....Ludic* of character, single or married, may hr arcurnmo datril. And pcnona who base lOWe auras to lay out, may ilup)try them to great advantage. lIARRISON and CO. most reaperrfall) re cetnintrul the Nobility, inentry, and Public, tot .;.e antage of the present Pate they are , 'Alin.: Loals at. The season being so far advanced, there is no prospect of their being lower. Orders addressed to the London Sea-Coal Company, lloutlisitipto.i street, flullourn, will be attended to with the eirietest paiictnairty. Country .orders aril executed at One Shinier, per ante per sAlustdsuakeigthetoney. PAILS 51X).•.2.4CE.11A TVRTI.E. MONEY MATTERS. -may' tI. :` •Itt . 1•C s4j ( '(g ‘' o ; : 4 * (34 3 4 . r tizu 140,,ietv t' if) 71131 s 17 . 4 ••-• ..4 Court Martial, to hr tried for their conduct r Oar tire to the lose of your Majesty's ship, which they had tic honour to command. It is likewipe my ditty to inform yonr Majesty, that Captain La Cattle, of the rio►rifle. is c•nriet ed by his own burins!, of having voluntarily ah 3"" cloned his ship, in presence of the enemy, for se send hour, ou one of the days from the 11th to the 15th April ; and 1 have the honour to propose to year Majesty, to deli% ei him up also to the same Court-Martial, to be tried fur his conduct on the . above-mentioned days, from the 11th to the 15th' ult. and especially for having this., voluntarily quit , ted the ship Teuroilk, rounded to his command, fur a certain space of time, in presince of the tummy. FA OCT. 14: Cenerals Bertrand and Lebrun, Aid-de-camps to the Etnperor, are arrived in Paris front Vienua.—se (Jeered de 1" Empire.) By a decree of the Beth of September, His Ma. jest) has appointed General Meow* fiovernor of Venice; and ( knesal Vial Commander-in-Chief of the troops assembled at Trent, in the Italian Tyrol. //dein.) It is genetally believed that His Imperial end 1(.141 :‘,lajesty will arrive at Fontainbleau. Ur tween the lA' and .2oth of this month. Alar:Mal Nbonnoot, Mike of Itagosa, has arrived ad from \ iesma. _ _ OCT. 13. It is reported that the Emperor is expected or to-ruorruw at the latest. at Pontainbletin. It is added. thai Ilis Majesty brings the Treaty of De fiiiitive Peace with him. According to other re j ports, His Nlnje.ty will arose at Fontainbleau (so the south. At cording to news from Viewea of the 7th, the suburbs of that city were tilled with soldiers who had quitted the (It iglionitring camps. The Emperor a.... at SLltorlitirttnn on the 7th ► but all was ready for his departure. . A letter dated Frankfort, 10th Octobers says. " the news of the conclusion of peace between France and Austria, solemnly annonnced by the official Gazettes of Munich, Stutgard, and Cads ruhe, i% not officially confirmed. The latent letters from Vienna afford as yet, in that respect, only which, no doubt, appear well founded.-w. A French Conner, from Cassel, passed through this place yesterday." OCT. 16. The most recent news from Vienna is of the 9th. The Emperor was on that day at SehoenbrunM but it was generally believed he would vet out ou the 12th for Paris. _ _ The Monitessr de Is Netts* contains the follow ing article:—. , We learn that the Prisee of Ws grant and Neufchatel traversed the department of the 111ethse on the lid'. The report of the sign ing of peace is confirmed. The Emperor will now return to his States." The Comptroller of the Imperial lintisehold plosed Nancy on the 12th, on his way from Vienna to Paris. Several conscripts of the Imperial Guard t oootAl Nancy the some day, returning from Ger many. ♦IENNA, OCT 4. It appears certain, that the basis of peace bat been settled at Altenburg, and that the adjustment of a definitive treaty is n ow in hand. It is ma said, that the conferences for that purpose are held in the P.ilar e of the Prince of Lichtenstein. As yet, we know nothing positive, but our indefatiga ble Politicians are hlr..ady publishing the articles of the treaty, end hawking about the conditions. The only 0414 which they sire not agreed upon, is the duration of the staff• of the French at Vienna, afitr t h y signature of the peace. For 'he rest, every burly is persuaded, that it von he immediately con• It is reported that the imperial Guard will, to. morrow or nest day, quit the eilinti Of A7ghetdorf, and till tome ~tee iv! ters l I tille tity. It is al-to 8,• . 1 t".I, I L I'Ai lay+ Are iitrei I, orclereil r,.- Sia I it, p et slimg vi I route. w4:l he a iil.4y, this eitehiliz. `•;Lho,•iihritiiu. I 11h. think that it will b,: th• 14+1. Yester.la:., Nl.iji-sty„ the Emper.ir ;;ate the Hi habitants of blurt a fre-li pro it i t his h ;ood-u toy m1)0.1110.1114 l ieueral DatitßA Comiiim,.l..r of the Forces 111 that City. This ca. r, t.lto, his coo duet towards the A ii , trian r d the lore anti e.lrem of ail thi• s iu the Imperial Palace, of Cit.. SAM* o, T. Ills M..jesty the Emperor ;111 , 1 I\ 1114 is yt:t :It Scliortil.rotto ; but los arinoto ir.u. dcirartuie is still tallied of. On the first of this snotith, •lint upon o.e glacis, a man of the . mine ut I.;.sigisa..l, Private :Ne.. cret.try to the ind.tot i cons, convicted of hating hada crirints,l ith the cl•otiv device of the officer to *hoc.. lis .v..• nitucht tl. 01 r. 4. Thvi e V as a gram! paraar, yrocr.iny. At brunu. IGs 111.4jesty rtrtetiveni the regintent of 1 $ s TO BE CO::TINVEL) AN iSUA,I.I.Y On the nth of November will be pithlished, price 2s stitched, rrHE t ;EN I'LLMAN NIATFILVIATICA I. compANIoN containing Answers to the lest year's Bebo se s, Charades, Clurriss, and Quea. tions ; also, New Eiligmaa, proposed to be slimmed next year ;to whirls is P114,e nu original Paper, entitied Ais easy way of obtaitoug "Ehrortins expressing the Sums of certain infante Series, by Calculator ;" and several useful and interesting Papers from the transactions of the Royal Society of Loudon, &e. The Diagrams a ri a irarely ... grave n br Berryman —Also, a Seciiirl Edition ..t the First Number, wherein the tigurea are newly engraved, 14.1 the Tilla-pap alto, I agreeably to the present tranipassims Likewise,* new editiws of 'LOW FLVX.IONS ; sable* is added, that, short bid valaable !Essay ou the mph.- nation of the Theory of Fiusious, highly reeinanteni.ed by the late r :enraged Watheru rtirian, Mr. Thwitas Simpson, F.R S. in the Preface to Iris ex, client Treat Ire on Fluxians. N. R. This last Woik was preparrd for the Press by the late W Ilia , Davis, Editor of The Geutlemais Matheina j treat Corupaiiimi. London Printed fur and sold by Anon Darns, No. 9, Al ' bion-baildings, Ablersgate-street.Sold also by Sherwood and Co and W. Baynes, P.rterno‘ter-row ; J. S Dickson, I B,lyydarie ; Lacktnirtiati. Atlco, and Cu, Finsbury -sivare ; and J Nunn, Great Queen-sleet - A, Lineolie•-•tan fields The barbers avail in an uproar, P..rkwin•irs Strops are sill :ec ~,,, mended, Rim counterfeits beware and enptorc, By such rot wr are often befriended. A SECRET UNFOLDED TIIE virtu.:. rot PACK *...' )*ti crTnOPS, lead to many Meridians, as the y renr.re Razors, Penknives, fee and Rite rt k en edge to 01.ier to ad• miraisun, thwrertrelle , re lit •Lt s them li.rirle to Ire C. ter (cited, lost the t . ..a•v.cog u!,s ue, tie! shop- P keeper that will dare to prrtotroe with is fraud. NOT two f 110w..r4 rervirtrk4 may lead to ,teteetioti, vie On all PaekerreinEs Straps, the Icaitier is sewed Oil the edge of the convex (ol to preserve them in hot rli- In ees or damp weather, and the lam 110 C of the rat direc tions on the outside case, is the printer's name, Abraham, Printer, --The counterfeits differ—Fiat, the lea.her ionnd ti • Strop is nut sewed, last only prutell to gdtea.--s.teraindly, untside race is wittrunt the rintel's I some hi% deception may also I:iy them open to .1 I.IIMCC U. errs-idly intOrmat to support ir I 4uu. nu , rigid laz az oust certa'in shopkeeirers, for sell,,z Strops in ' tes, wish P.:rkwuod's name ou them, will be rsteeined • Conie, by Mr. Packwood, No. Di, Graceetturcb-street, Load,in • . Genuine Strops and Paste, sold by the principal Pre (ismer. and malt n spectable shopkeepers in Europe. FOR E.IG N IN%'M.'LLIGENC E. FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS. PARIS, OCT. 10. Accounts from Nancy state, that Austrian pri soners, on their retara from the depots to their own country, daily continue to pass through that town, OCT. H. Agreeably to so Imperial decree of the .2d June, I a Court-Martial was assembled on board of the Admiral's ship, at the port of Itochefort, to try 1 Captain Clement la Ronciere, for t:c- •i>.l of the ship Le l'onwerre ; Captain Lafon, for , ie loss of the Ca/calla; Captain Protests, for loss of L'lndienne frigate; and Captain La Cailie, for his , conduct in the Tourrille, from the 11th to the 1. - .11 of April, 1809, otf the Isle of Aix. Conformably I with His Majesty's decree, the Court-Martial was composed of Rear-Admiral Bidout, Pr...intent ; Captaias Mauresu, Krohin, Barb:et . , Polony, Tourneur, and Lebesque, commanding ships of the line; and Captains Leveepte alit Robert, commanding frigates: Rear-Admiral L'llermite acted ns Imperial Attorney-Guneral. The ,ifsai gene of this day contairis part of tie proceed logs, in five sapplementary sheets ; and announces I that the remainder will he given in other supple- ruents. As they are too volinnitions ev. II for au extract, we shall nn rely transcribe the billowing Report; which will give our reaih-rs 'nine idea of this business. W e shall not fail to communicate the sentence, when it is officially published.- 3leanali:le, we think we may anouinice that Capt. Lisbon, one of the accused, has received sentence of death. REPORT MADE TO MN MAJESTY TUE F.MPEROII. AND KING BY Till: MINISTER OF TOE MARINI: AND COLONIrs, M 11' 2.1, U. 09. SUM—Your st'm ships In Ville de Varsorie, clquilon, le T , nu , aerre, an I le Calcutta, also the fri- g.tte rludienne, h.err cra,r.l to exist, in cons.- ritieure of the events it loch occuirisl at the Isle of Aix, In the• course of List month, of which I had the honour to inform )our NlJjerly. _ . . The l'..iit4irot et: la !'tile de I arrow anal fAltsi bm, have• htihro into the hook of the eneu”. Oti.t.st:ot Cle.orot la . liottovre, of the Tomerr• : (Aim, or the I 'tilottla ; I,nd, Protciti, of thr Indi cant, ut Roc:i4.ll; and, conformably a- Ith re gol•ilwna •od o..htt.toccs, I have thr hon. ut to &moose , to your :119 -soy to deliver thew up to a