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A NEW CYCLOPTOIA, To be comolettei in Twelve M••nttn . On S.itatrday, Febrisary the Ist, will he published in Quarto, pric ir Nine Shilling:, PART a A NEW and C()%IPINDIOUS DICTIONARY 71. n( ARTS and SCIENCI.S, to Ir. toopleto4 within IA r year, by tile publication of one part no the drat day of e*/ ry siih•equeut month, the wtird • snaking twelee puts, or two L g r and ...levant quarto Yolomet, with one hundred cop per-platys, be Mr II• no and Mr Porter. By t iliForyti)R T. It D. , ctor in Philosophy and the Art., and Honorary Member of the lnp risl Uniserarty rd Wii,a ; M e n s be, o r th e Man chester and Newcastle Literary and Philosophical Societies; Honorary &lumber of the hoard of Aersculture; Anther in P:ssai • IlidMical and Moral, th•!lKenitomy of Nature, Sec. 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The w. wit will be neatly printed in a new And elegant bre• vier type, cast expo...oy few this purpose, caw superior yellow wee paper. The Mi.oellancom copper-plains w;it a ll be gr. chiefly fro.n nn[ ual draainr, by Mr. Reath, and the M.Ch. , 4iC4 l Sulnects by Mr. tarter. They will equal any plates ever green to the public in a w.ark of VA. nature ; and thole -rotated to Womb mut, will be r.rgularly dots up with the co-- letter-posy Prinied tai Iti-tad Phillip., N. 6. itrulmsernreet, Mick fears; and soal by all A.L.ndier. an , ! Dealers in link. , to Whom erd4ry ago - request-d U be gives a. early at peasiate. - a- THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDOS, SATURDAY, Novascsca 2. It was reported, yes.erday, that Government had rec !iv, d official accounts, direct from France, of the total decrodion of the Austrian army in Suabia ; that General MACK had capitulated wit!. 2•),nYl men, the wreck of his atm!, a•id th it no pai-t of the Austrian Army had escaped, except that which crossed the Danube in Francon; Otis is an es iggeration. Ministers, we undisr stand, hive receive) accounts, which W.tri.tllt the conclusion, that 1.71 n) has snrieniered, ant that General Met; has capitulated with his army ; but the amount of array is not kn two, nor stated. It is not likely that General MA -!K, W:th 20,000 men, a force perfeAly adequate to the de fence of Ulm, wont' e 'ter into a capitulation, with the daily proved of relief from the approach of the Rus• siens ; unless, indeed, he were reduced ,to the Last extremity, for want of provisions ; a case not possible. from the shortness of the ACK, being Quarier-Master-General, and oily second in command to Pi ince Fait Dia tofu, the force which capitulated under him could not he is has been stated, the 6' wreck of the whole. army." We will not, therefore, be suit prised, if it shall or.x•-, that the force which capitulated at Ulm, under MACK. did not exceed 8 or 10,009 risen. and that the main body, ander Prince Female AND, called of the desponding prints, the wreck of the Austrian army, has retrested in considerable force ; but, whether into the Upper Pale:rate, or back upon th•t Lake of Constance, w r do not pretend to say. We were not coned in stating, yesterday. that His Royal Highness the Duke of Volta is going out as Co.nmander-in-Chief of the ex pcditioi mister orders to sal from the Downs. Should the present expedition succeed, it will be fi•llowed by another of much greater force; and it is to this expedition, the staff, which we mentioned yesterda7, will apply. A lever from Newcastle, dated the Q9th, of which th foll , wing is an extra.!, was yesterday re ceived at LLOYD'S :—" By a BrU . sh ship this mo ment arrived from tha Elbe, which river she left last Saturday (the ttith). we have received the wel come news, that the Russians have got complete foo:ing in Hanover ; they are even said to be at Cuxhaven already ; this, of c , urse, will entirely fo.e you from any dou is as to the security of the navigation of the F.lbe." The Isstekke, Sir St WIRY SVI FR, with the Preis,- 117'idt bomb, and a lar7,e flret of goiti-brigs, sailed on Thursday from the Downs, for the French coast. The Commissioners for paying off the National Debt, accompanied by the Governor And Deputy- G,ivernor of the Bank of England, waited on the CHANCELLOR Oi the Excrteskuaa. yesterday, at his house, in Downing -street, on the Minister's arrival from Lord CASTLCILIAGN . II, at FAH Skeen. His Royal Highness the Duke of YlIkK trans ailed military business, last night, till seven o'clock, at his Office. in the Horse Guards. The Packns containing the Harnhurgh Mails, are wind-bound at Tonningen. It is said, that private IttterS h tvr been received in town, which state, that Irma Nut.s.im hat de stroyed a great part of the Comb:ilea Fleet in Ca diz liarbnur ; but to this rumour, we are sorry to rate, we can attach little credit. Th e Loy, Jonas, b. and to London, from Zante, has put into Falmouto ; s:ie saw the outward-bound Mediterranean trade, under convoy of the ,dares, off Cape Sparer!, all well. His Mairsirv's Most Honourable Privy Council, in consequence fit the difficulty of obtaining, in Russia, the Certificates required by the Order of Council of the Sth of April last, respeeling Quaran tine, have &reeled, that a declaration, according to the form annexed, be accepted foe all ships arriving from Russia We, the u n derwritten brit;th Merchants in St. Peter+ burgh, thoehy (frei/Te, That the pods lended on board the shy N. C•ptain N. N now tn N. N. and bound for N. N. C 01 1 4 1 ,1 01 Hemp, Flax, &c. &c. sad are the growth, produce, or nom ufelore of the Emoire of Ulll6la. Withers nut Sinatanrs. (Date) 44 A. a . C. Th. Consul certi,fird the signatures, and that they were %f•pchant, " h is now determine,' that the following prizes are to be t.tken into the service direaly, having been examined and found fit for His M aj Lir v's service : El E,ral , , 74, matt! El F/1114, 81, takea Ruf-AJmiral Calae,*. hwt Car., li, 411 , 1 ,ted-a, 44, taken by Cornmudare %I tan. 44, ram by if., l'Ace elm. ley will he all commissioned as soon as they have been ducked. A letter from Dublin, of the 2tith ult. says— •' We had a severe gale last night, dace vessels are so totally lint, as to leave nn trace of their names." His MAJESTY has been ple.ised, by Letters Patera under the Great Seal of Ireland, to appoint Wm. Cow sou•sr Prvagur, Esq to be His MAJESTY'S Attorney-General is Ireland, in the ro,m of the Right Hon. Stamp's,: O'Gaaov, who has Ipeen appointed His MAJ est v's Chief Baron of the Court of Exchequer in Ireland; and His MAJESTY has also been pleased, by Letters Patent under the Great Seal of Ireland, to appoint CNaa Las KINDAI. BIASIi, Esq. to be his MAJESTY'S Solicitor-General in Ireland, in the rows of Was. Cum ybom Asi PLUNILET, Esq. 4 -_ ' • .... 5 1 , . •.' ‘. .' .- J I 1 . '‘''' • ~.. k •••• ...oir —... . i_.•aik • , ..• . - " •.• - ... THEATRE. MUIR Y-L A NC. This house, last night, exhibited the largest as semblage of fashion which we have witnessed there this season. The new Comedy of .4 Prior Clain, was again performed, and warmly applauded. Be tween the Play and Farce, a new Ballet, call ed Terrviehere's Return, was, for the first time, brought forward. The piece contains but one a...), and appears to have been got tip and named, in compliment to the return to this Theatre of Ma demoiselle PAR ROT, who represented Topi,b.ffr, one of the Muses, and Goddess of Dancing and Sing ing: The scene is extremely beautiful. It pre sents six of the sleses sleeping at the foot of Mount Parnassus, which rises majestically in the bar k ground. Of; the top is seen the winged Pegasus, ready to A take his flight, and the Castalisit spring bitring fort e, at no great distance. On the entrance of Thalia and Aldponfrne, the sleeping rise, and shortly after are joined by Pea and 5,•,1. anus, accompanied by nymphs and Sil vans, sl,o descend the mountain by winding paths, and dance to rural music. Soft music then announces the return of Terpti,horr, who, descend ing the mountain, presented herself upon the stage, amidst the universal acclamations of the whole boast. She is invited to share in the festivities by the nymphs and silvans, and executes a tambourine dance in a most fascinating stile.— Pal, always ready to fall in love. instantly snakes advaaces to her ; and she, at length, agrees tofavour him. provided be discovers her amongst the other nymphs, when veiled, and promises to abide by his choice. This the God agrees to ; and the Muses and Nymphs retire, and re-appear veiled, Terpsi chore amongst them, having altered her splendid dreß, for a plain white robe. The Rural Deity having examined the whole train, at length fixes his choice on one, who, when unveiled, proves to he a large black goat, with a huge p.sir of horns, with which lre runs away. The Ballet then con cludes with a dance. Mr. Jouster, from the Opera House, made his first appearance, in the charafter of Sylvarrat, but he did not take a prominent part. The Ballet went off with the greatest east. Yesterday morning His MAJESTY, and the Prin cesses AuGusra and SoruiA, accompanied by Lord Watstricatam, General Ftrzaciv, Colonel Tay- Loa, and Lady WYNYARD, took an airing, on horseba-k, in Windsor Great Park. Her :11 AJ MT, and the other PRINCESSES, took an airing to Frogmore. The principal rooms in the Queen's Palace. which have been new floored, and the other general repairs which have been made in that house, are nearly complete, and it is expelled the Palace will be ready for the reception of the Roy •t. FAMILY in a fortnight or three weeks. The Kirco did not inspeet the new Palace while at Kew. His Royal Highness the Prince of War. cs had a seled party to dinner, at Carleton House, yesterday. Princess 044111.0TV'. of WALRS took an airing on the King's Road, yesterday. The Duke of Sussex returned to town on Thurs day, with intent to dine with Mr. WA LS:I PORTMI, at his beautiful Cottage. at Fulham ; but, at five o'clock, His Royal Highness found himself too much indisposed to venture out of town. Of twen ty guests invited, only Sir Joule Dovos..ss and Mr. Sr emcee SMITH attended. His Royal Highness's complaint is an inflammation in his eyes, and pain in his stomach. We have the pleasure of stating, His Royal Highness was last night much teener. Sir JAssas Mammas° will be in town next Mon day, from Bath. Mr. Pt rr gave a grand dinner yesterday, to all the Cabinet Ministers,at his house in Downing-street. The Marquis of Saa.isauav is expeaeill in a few days from Aldhorough. FERDIVANDWE.TON,AIId WILLIAM CARR, Etiqrs. arrived, yesterday, at PifituT% Hotel, from Edin burgh. The Duke of I)avossMsac came to town, yester day, from Chiswick, and returned to dinner. Viscountess Nast', As commenced the fashion able season List night, with a small but elegant party. The Prince Ds CONDE, MI. SPENCER SMITH, &c. were present. The Managers of Drury-lane Theatre, in addi tion to BaAMaM and Sroaacs, treat the public this night with the fascinating JORDAN, in Beatrice, in the Patted. Mr. Parr gives a dinner, this day, to a select party of Ministerial Friends, at his residence, in Downing-street. Mr. Kest 111 has a dress preparing for Cori('lanes, taken from a portrait of the late Duchess of NOR r 11.• Ilk 4 n's Fannin: footmen. A French lady, when asked her age, always an swers, 4 , l an, pre:redly eared."—Mrs. SIDDuNiI should make this answer to the critics, who compliment her by saying, she is not as young as she was twenty years since. The carriage of Colonel Sarre bra., down, yes terday, opposite the Navy Pay Office; Lady SNIT* and her daughters happily received no injury. Norwich first Subscription Ball will he on Thurs day neat ; the Stewards are, EOW ARD Ric y, Esq. Mayor, and Lieutenant-Colonel PAT TISUM The Mon. Mrs. Nina., we understaiA, does not come up from Rutlandshirr, for the season. to the Colonel's mansion in Cavendish-square, until after Christmas; one or two of her lovely children will previously reside at laird a flax's, in the Ad miralty, The splendid mansion of the Earl of Basses:K. at l.kworth, near Bury, in Suffolk, is by no means a Castle, as stated in some of the Papers ; nor at all in that style of building. It is ereded on a sisiyme modern Italian plan. The house itself is of a circular form, communicating with two spacious wings,by an elliptical corridore—the whole on a very large scale. A great pr.bision of statues, and other monuments of classical celebrity, colleted by the Tare Earl on his various tours, decorate the ma...ion. Tate cruise capetace, it is easpaated; will c..:eed Tao,oool, PRIV..4TE CORRESPONDENCE. ROBLIN OCT. ‘2B. It is with sincere sorrow I inform you, that Dean Kirwan, our celebrated Preacher, died yesterdry, 4t '.fount Pleasant, in the neighbourhood of this me. tropolis. His disorder was a fever, which curbed him off, after a few days illti”ss. Ito. numerous charitable institutions of this tits still long frel afid lament his loss.—Many of then) owe their existence, and all of them their prosperity, to his ulaarill ded exertions in the pulpit; where, regardless of his infi rm state of health, to use the language of our celebrated Orator, " in feeding the lamp ot charity, he al.no, t exhausted the lamp 9f life." Those of the Clergy who possessed oratorical talents, endeavoured to imi. tate his example, and thus a two-fold good w as p ro _ dared to the communiiy ; while• 4 few, a wnlth:e,.s few, endeavoured t, fr. , n2 these talent., the contrasted brilliancy of which, only deepened the cl4t iciteis that surrounded them. Urit etUnt fulgura sue. qui przegrivat anti Infra p 054.11: extinct,, antabitur Wpm, , Letters recently received from Sir loin and Lady Thendosia Craddock, have entirely removed those apprehensions which the accounts from India, irrinak. diately after their arrival, had so generahly excised. The gallaut General, his Lady, and lovely infant, at the date of the letters, enjoyed the Lest possible state of health. I dou'et much the report of the Earl of Hard. wiekt's removal. It is said, Mr. Foster has given up that part of his system to whYs his Excellency was adverse. The Customs Excise, will not he separated. The inadenct controul of the Senior Commissioner will, of rows; remain unimpaired, and Lord Donnues.n. re sill retain his situation. It is even believed, that no a - ditional Commissioners will be appointed. ). James Corty, Secretary to the Linen Beard, h.... understand, sent in Lis resignation; and Mr. Mu. ford, a rolative of Lord Redesdale. is appointed is his place. The nett salary is 031. per annrra. The Commissioners hr inquiring into the abthes in the paying and lighting department, sit daily, at their Board-Room, in llawson,street. The Fri of Meath, their President, is indefatigable in his attentions. They hope to be al)le to imke their re port before the meeting of Parliament. Lord De Blaquiere, after an absence of some years, returned here early in autumn. and has since continued to reside in this city and neighbourhood. DUBLIN, Ocr. 23. Lord Cathcart, owing to contrary winds, did niit sail for England. on Wednesday last. The wind has been unfavourable ever since. The Commission of Oyer and Terminer wts opened on saturday last, by the Right t!-.e Lord Mayor, and the lion. Judges )Jay rnd Fox. when the Grand Juries icr the city and county cf Dublin were sworn in. Eh.r Hon Judge Day, in his a 'dress to both Grand Juries, congratulated them upon the light ness of the calendar in the present Commission ; it was also gratifying, to learn. that the report of the different circuits was equally of a temperate nature; it was also a pleasing refleCtion to observe, that from the present asped of affairs. Government found it self in such an efficient state of security, as to en large and restore to their families, and to society, many of those Stive Prisoners who had been infa tuated by notions of mistaken politic.. A Correspondent has favoured us with 'he fol lowing account & the extension of the Royal Canal : On Tuesday, the 22.1 inst. at six o'clock in the Morn ing. the Court of DireCtors proceeded from the Broad-stone Harbour, in thee Fiords:l4e Packet, ill order to open the new Navigation to Thomastovm. where they arrived at half-past four o'clock in the evening, a distance of thirty three miles from Dub lin, and about seven from Mullingar. The joy ma nifested by all ranks of people at the appearance of the Packet, was so great, that before she reached her destination, they were met by a consist• rable number of persons, who took the hoe ses off and tree the boat themselves to Thomastown. Such was the ardour of the gentlemen of the country, that they dismounted from their horses and assisted on the oc casion. On their arrival, they found a vast assem blage from all quarters, several broths and tents were ereCted.and, in short, the while cnustry abound ed with bonfires and music, exhibiting a truly pleas ing sight. The navigation to Mullingar sill be complete 1 about the Ist of March next. Extra& of a letter from Tintrim, county of Gal way, OR. 9. On Saturday night last, a Miss Cdr ningham, the daughter of a respeaable farmer in the neightaourhood of Tintrim, was forcibly taken away by one Fahy, and an armed banditti, with intent to compel her to marry said Fahy. After stopping her month, and tying her hands, they dragged her to Shannon side, and then c o n v e y e d h er to the Great Island. As soon as young Mr. Burke, of Tintrim, heard the affair, he, m a most spirited manner, ac companied by a Mr. Fatzmaurise, and I'. Biggs, pursued the fugitives, and, mgt. ithstand'ng the elu sions of the country people, came, up with them, after crossing the Shannon, ne.tr the Castle or Anna, in the county of Tipperary, and rescued the runs; Lady. They then recrossed the water, bearing her in triumph to the m ansion-house of 'lngram." A woman, having a child in her pmselsion, un der suspicious circumstances, was taken up in Clem rnel, on Saturday last, and not Mina able to give any account how she came by the child, WAS com mitted to gaol by the Mayer, where she died II !- deftly that night. A Coroner's Imps lit was holJoi oil the body the next day, wren the Jury reiorne.l vcrdift—Dted visitation G. Tht ch.l has since been restored to its parents. • • -