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a 41Sitf,v, • . . k. 4 . , piAzi,r2 • --- • - I 'r • • • ir ui, • `4r 3St . c L s - • ,en'4gr JE KI '4l(t -"r • to 1" C., at tha' )o ,ooe hapP. n telli v\\`• FIBER, 4483.] tively , Meg• red it re be' which Al 0 NDAY, JANUARY 26, 1807. [Pin C .51-sC9iNt;i: THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. PRES..t.sTT EVENING, Jan. 26, t 807; Will be performed FALSE ALARMS ; Or, MY COUSIN. • The.Ovetture by M. P. King. The Charaders by Mr. WROUI;tITON, Mr. lARAHAM, Air. BANNISTER, ►Mr. lOHNSTONE, MATREWS, Mr. PENLEY, Mr. W-€WITZER, Mr. DIGNUM, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Miss OtirslCAN, I3LAND, ilkss POPE, Signora STO RAC E. To.morrow will be published, In Two large Volumes, 0 aavo, price in boards 175. the'Se con:l Edition, witlveorreelions and Addition;, Inf. _ . NArY -0 FFICE. . 2t, 1' 9 07. PRINCIP4L ORPICERS and COM MAINERS q/ llir Itiaje4lo Nazy eio bereby gizr I\AJtic,..tbaf on Tf.4‘7 . 4day the itb j next !Merl), at V , e o'Ckck; they will le'ready to treat .z.i;ith such Perious a 3 rtay be ic ing to Contract for Supti . iing Ills Majesfy's')"urac at Ports ni„ut s,•with ouch Quantities of ELM TIMBER, Froin . the' FRENCH and DUTCH P4P.PfI-I,lr. tain A DISSERTATION on the PROPHECIES that have heen,fultilled, are now fulfilling, (Jr will -hereafter be tuitilled, relative to the great Verwil of 1261 Ye•ars ; the Pap.ti and•Molurainedan rioStasieS,•tne T. raiiniCal Reign Of Antichrist, '.ar the Infidel'Power, and the Restoration of the Jews. By GEORGE STANLEY FABER, B. D. Vicar of Stockton-upon-Tees. • • . . •_ _ 'z.,;:-PARts, 3AAT. 13. —The . Oe4y4 published trio ltnniteur of iestercia; upon the late .operatibrii of the Grand Army, bear the riicAt•atithentic .eharae= not :ing 3 "A Hal of tie 1911owink descriptions, as mi l . frow• time is time be wanted. 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According to other letteis, received at Mentz ori the Bth inst. no doubt *as entertained that the whoi4 Russian Army would be destroyed, taken prisoners, •rived or dispersed, in a few days; and it Was asserted that, as there would remain no aßire enemie s t o fight ill .• Poland, the Emperor would return to take up his quarters at Warsaxv. But these rept:rts, haying-as yct 110 otli.cial charader; want confirma tion. and This Dayivas published, wilco • In Quart., price 7s. 6d sewed, rTHE FIRST PART jot . a SUPPLEMENT to • Dr. jOIiNSON's DICTIONARY Jibe ENGLISI-1 I-ANL:U:O.i E . W . ,. A t.; lossary, of Obsolete And Provincial IVords. Bythe late Rev. lONATHAN P,OLTHER, viCar of Epsom ' in the County of Surrey Printed for - Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, raternos ter.:row. Of whore may be had, just published, ••• A New Edition of Dr. I ohnson's Dictionary of the English Language, in 2 vols. 4to. price 41.45. bound. . ' • NEW NOVELS. - • 0,,,. 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The Russians are in full — Mut beaten and dis . persed on every side. ,They have lost more than 1(),000 men, without being even . able to form in line. A great part of the Russian baggage and artille - ry n is in - our power. The enemy has no means left of giving battle. The Grand Duke of BERG is at the head of the Caval]; ry of reserve,' 4 1nd 'is 'Very well. • He no longer suf.; fens from th,‘ fever which he had at Warsaw." WE are authorized by Mr—OS:BO : UNE '2 , '.laster or the St. lames's Coiree-buise, to assert, that a i )4 r.i,J::pli which appeared in an Evening, raper, regeding on i t Tirn.rta , :ici tire Suit Dead "r i 7 3 1 7. Osborne's liote), was a gross. Misinterpretation of a di s , -114 aaion to which nothing but MV lice coUlciblier the most ` 4l l imputation of kraud or Dishonour: Ilse . . The 'Present State of Vero, in one elegant volume quarto, embellished with zo coloured Engravings,- price al. 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Vita enim mortuorum in in , einuria es t.p.oi[a. —C reEit o. , A Biographical and Historical' Library, in the formn °Pa DidtiOnaq, and in time compass, of e sin, Ie Volume, answer_ in; purpoy ut relennice on all points of Biography, CriranoloA4', and History, cliallen t ;eS the rLbped ot every std_ dent a;::3 , every Lover Oti.itertitii . Printed.tor Richard Phillips, No.. 6, Midge-Street, friars, and.tu be had ul ail llookselicis. Of w hoin iliay be hao., by the sane Author, Scripture Bi , :4raphy, in one volume, %rah planes, price 5,;. buupd. JUSTCOMPLETED. '1 his 'Pay waS published, InTwo Editions, one in §tipero ivit'ditint 410. price Seven Guineas and . a . ili4ifin* boards, and another - in l)einy Svc). price Tw - o. Guineas and a Italt . in boards, the whole mated with numerous Views, THE 'LIFE of GEORGE WASHINGTON, oinnraiiiWr in Chief of the American Forc6idurng the established the Indepentieuce of his Country, and First President of the United States of America, compiled under the inspection of his Nephew and Heir,. the Hon, hush- . rod , Washington, from original Papers, ly.•queittlio t? by hiS.deceased relative, • By JOAN RSIIALL, • Chief lusriee of the United States, Se'd &c. The Purilic willlearn With interest . that the' Literary I MO-. numentwhiell has - long been piojected, to the memory of the . most C naracter.of modern times, is at length com pleted. No apology call 7 , e_ requ'bile fcir ca:ng such a mo nument to him Who'ttas the First in . 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Of : private opinions froth 'serails of speeches deli yered in Parliament, it may be augured froM thoSd which have, reached us, that a formtdable opposition is forming against the Ministry, and that even diS= cord and resentment are brooding among its Mem.; " hers. In ,answering Mr. CANNING's speech, Lord HowxcK appears to be less solicitous to 'repel the" charges advanced against the - Ministry; thati to testify his respea for the memory and . systeai of his worthy friend Mr. Fox. ThiS marinei of defending. Government is at least equivocal.' Be it asit may, :the situation of Ministers has never been more difficult.? They wish it to be believed that. they bad nothing to do With the war of Pross4; bat they cannot deny that they prevented the Eniperoi A I:EXANDER from ratifying the Treaty concluded al Paris . ; and this refusal had great influence upon iheii determination of the King of Prussia. Neither 64 they deny that this rupture has already been attendect with the most fatal consequences for the trade aria_ political influence of England. They did everything in their' power to bring on these calamities, and have tried nothing to avert ti em this is; in tWo charge which they will never be able te-insfier,