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,71 .., "...... A . 111 44' • -44,4- . .4 ,•- ,10 1.‘." 4;" 1 :4 ,' /2, -4 - "e"..i..k4 ..;„'` , • . 4 i - J . ,, 7 , ' I ,F- ,if;iiiliftli *hs't e ,- t 7-, ' ..t,,4 . \ . ,1,,„-, ,--- .2 „ . . '•,„ - f ro '' , ',‘ ~ •If . :: ::: 1 ; , ~, vpie ' • . 4- „/ 4, ' -‘' ~..,,,,,i .i , , ~, . 0 --- —)---',.^ 4, - *IICP \ I .. i , i ht ...AIM. 1 i . Ntinnuat 6597.1 OCToiiiiit 29, 1813. 1 " 1.')Li( E _ , • THTHPATRE ROYAL, COrtNT-GAILDEN. IS 'PRESENT 'EVENING, Oct. 29, Will be performed THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. Captain Maclieuth, Mr. Ineledon ; MISS Stephens.. Which will be ;Oda+ the mew Me Io•DrA ma.of THE MILLER AND HIS MEN. Th [ e t nl , ()erroa.., Ar taxerxes ; with The Miller and lila Men, and alr. ADM/RALTVOFFICE, October 25th, 1213. WIDOWS' PENSIONS. riIITIE COURT of ASSIBTANX.S. of the CHA g. fury for the RELIEF Of POOR wmows of (.19M,. NitSlo_l. 4 died WARRANT , 'OFFICEItS of, the ROYAL NAVY, haring resolved, with the approbation of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, that, .froth and after the Ist of January, 1814, the PENSIONS of SEA OFFICERS' WI DOWS shall lie-INCREASED to, and established at-. the fol lowing Rates, viz. Per Ann. The Widow of a Flag Officer of this Majesty's fleet .L.liZO The Widow of a captaini superannuated, with the rank of Rear Admiral IGO - The. 'Widow of a PoSt Captain of 3 years standing 90 The Widow of a tiostCaptain under 3 yearsstinoli lig 60 The Widow of a Commander 7O The Widow of a Lieutenant, superannuated, with the rank of Commander Go The Widow of a Lieutenant The Widow of a Meader . 40 The Widow of a Singeon .The 'Widow or it Purser - 30 The Widow of a Boatswain 25 The Widow of a Gunner 25 The WidoW of a Carpenter 25 Me Widow of a Second Master ()fa Yatch, or Mas ter of aNaval Vessel warranted by the Navy Board 25 With the priiviso. however, that those Widows only shall be reputed proper objects of the Charity who iiiiiretiot •Pensions on the Ordinary4tinunes of the Nave, or by any other grant from tioverninent, avid •ovlirise annual incomeig, arising treat their real or personal estates, or Otherwise, do not amount to .double the sum allowed for their respective peissione. - • • Andtt being intended that all Pensions from the said Cha rity shall in future be paid quarterly, up to the -following days, vie. ,To the 51st of March, instead of to the 28thrif.Feh.. 36th of June , .31st of May. 30th of Sept 31st of Aug. , .51st of Dec. Plarrld LI, 1 NG- 0 FFIC E, 06l :T27, 111 3. /pIIt COfifilfiSSlONEltSfrri• PICIVALLIi'VG 111$ 0.4.1E5T)",5• Ar...11"Y do hereby give IVotivf, TAat eye Tul.diait, the flth ;I'imeniber next, they will be to re'eive Tenders io writing, (seated up) taut trot for (Me Hundred .ron.?-of BUTTER, tout One Hundred and loffty Tans of CID:ESE, to be delivered one Ilaff thereof in a Month, ond the other Haft in one Month afterwards . vitt) Ilia Afojesty'S. Pietualling Stores .at the Ports ami in Me' propon , qons ientlernitntioned, viz.' , , I. . I,t! in ; • Tilt: . • ), LEI,;"1 tni ' *. • .•; , ! , ), , ,)t. , , ti;)! • • • of filo Ecol, %fir :11Nttly• Itlc l oo4ll. plelv!y Ilewinir, (;ritir eteroot Arid tc!mporOJ ttoft,Zo,4 tlif; tinjolti'i4ed estimate cift~3Kaauri; rya Ifitictot calf Fii: t•lner,alll oov,ll. ri ittedforP • cavaborn, Rovoliltbnets" the Piloc.v! , . 3 of 4i aleN, Stratia. TrHEATRE-ROYAL, DitUltY-LANE. _ OA' PRESENT EVENING, Oct. 29, their Nitiehties Servants will perform the Conwly of he L ula I A 13OLD STROKE FOR A WIFE. ' Ptignwell, Mr.liaunister ; Anne Lovely, Mrs. Glover. 1 ,.. . u valith Will be added the Musical Entertainment of MARIMON. o-mo rT , th ere „, k. w (lit time), T First Improsi ions; with The Wm- nutter. Cheese. Deptford 10 90 Tong Portsmouth 3O ' 40 Plymouth MILITAR'S'." . EVENTS: IMPAILTJA SKL3'CiI :%11LIT.1111' tlet f kr Frani bite 141 ,q'ept. to tie lat 14$. 100 150 Tom and also for- One Hundred Thousand BAVINS for the .ter vier of the Bake-htutse at Deptford, to he deliverer/ into the l'irtaalling Stares et that place, one Half thereof in a Fort night, and the other llegf in the .puce of One ; onth, frornMe date of the Contract. ......... _ It llisH is ~ • fGr t , • Selling TICK ET S and SHAR.FiS urawin,, ~, L e New Lottery of only 8,000 'Tickets, I: , m "le 4 id of NEXT mown ; and is happy tit st a r. d that . bc. , , , iriS „,!ht That within the last Three NiouthS he has 6°ld " `'Cared 'l' • T wy uf .. within Capital Prizes, viz. Lio,ooo Two o f .......... ....Leo,ooo ope 0f.0f.-- it,„,r. .......... 2:000 rive* of "...' '.. tig b k int ........ .... SOO Tvo4 of. '. .• • • . 1 . t it 4.** ' ...... .. •____. coo • Jl:nd the Last . . e uf TiVENTY THOUSAND, cliawti on the 28th of • last Mnth. . of? ' S chemes w i th Particularso may be-had gratis , at either . truly Vorttinate Offices, - 4, COILNIULL or 9 CHARING-CROSS. . . ... ~.. . 11AZARD, lUJRNE, and Co. Stockbrokers, STA,. reseectfully inform the Public; that the e nsuing td a 'E 4) ITERY will be Drawn in Two Days, s i r. the Tittitlilth of NOVENIBER. 'l'W(jS.4itille, consisting of only 8,000 Tickets, contain: tool . it ur izes of 20,0001. with 1 4 other Capitals front 3,000. o ~,,_, Acl no Prize less than 201. „toilets and Shales are on Sale at their Office; No. 93, ....._- L PCcRANGE. ---,...._ The tr ; iale to kr paid for Bills, payable trills iptere.a, Arinesss,Dasoof?er Mat. The Conditions of the Contract, vtaii 5e seen ,at the &etc ,terry's Ofce. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price Mall not be inverted in word* at lenrth, or that shall not be delivered . to the hoard btfore One o'Clock on bie sail( Tite.t day, the' 9th November nest, nor meless the. Person who makes elk Tender, or same Per'avn on Isis behalf, attends, to analvet when ealledAr. THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE . THEREOF and that, the Affidavits, required by the Rules of the Charity, are, in fu ture, to be sent or brought to this Office, Between the 17th and 31st of March, •• • • 17th and 30th of hine, • ,„ ; . 17th and 30th of Sept. ' • • " 17th and 31st of Dec. instead of at the times her e l.A.,re dire, tcd ,It is, therefore, particularly desired that. ;dl Wi4ows, now rect,iving Pensios frOat the said Charity, do, - without fail, tual•i•eat/04i'tran'solit to me, at this Office, their usual between the lath and 31st December next. (instead of in November:, in order to their. being paid their Pensions . up to the . ,:4) ou which the Present rates of Pensions cease; 'and those Widows who may fail to treason % their Althea* at .the pluded the beheii: of the fii•st (loaner's increase. el. W. CHOKER. N. IL The New Regulations and Forms or Affidavit will be ready for delivery on the 31st of Jan. 1814., • • CLASSICAL GEOGRAPHY, • This Dar was pit Li In•fiTo, (the ill Edition) price 9s. boards, A sgE,'Tcli of MODERN. and ANTIENT 'GEOGRAPHY, for the'Llse of Schools, • By SAMEIEL BUTLER, D. D. Master of the • Royal Free Uranium'. School of Shrew4bury. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa terimster,row. 4de,` Zv i fef o t P o $ jv ea for e l that he about sit orrowed 5t Septem - :t Iti'ltll ilia 1) a ppoint I i - ig, at tilt ) 1S egtjsll•_ time, but Bart 7o)( ) re prosecutor, )rses, howl lIIe ti) keqt 14 Idornniau : ft litifh tit! (lcy It he :lota t. ogt lin °d it, but 04 t 11;i ! Utz j the " I "'' his I,l' , it nesi ptcrh,iij ‘vittip'P Lilo ow, „ it , nu v 1111',. been gif t ; uslta t° 'f u s J ( 1 ! AV 'O 9 10 1 •'c;, , 0 :\l f . sIP 15 ,.. t itci~'~`'~' 1111$ °, e`" as` / ] 1 Ipr . ritie t)1 1 • " eta 40 it (.`,9' , cc , I ~ ~•~!~ t ' ..~ S,'<''~. ~,I1 ~~: k ~,tv. ~'>~' i -.-,',. ~,,,•' „ e 9(' 1 ,ir i l :',:.. i.t ,"'1,1,1„'5,',,.:") 1 t, I , 1 4..te r , ..•`!' - `,.,Lr . ~. i !-,,,,. ) t' qt.t" .. ca .., ii' ~... :.1-''jr:'' • . . • • .. Itit cr% A W'OILD TO TH E wi st . ' ► No . u 3 IN:(.4 and Co. No. R I , : CON.HILL, and vi e 1,45.,,;, ( HARING -(•ROSS, remind their Friends, that NOPFItt,;,'OrTERY this Year will begin Dra win;.; the :it of Tim p':.;''''•R; it consists of. only 9000 Tickets. Yet contains ITh r ,: \ fes uf L.t0,000, bilides tonunierouS other C:apital ; an d .. ditio7ll(/ and CO. undertake paythe Sum of L. 9000, in ail . ali oN , , i ' the First -drawn Prize akove L. 20 (i.' C. °vv: - iii . id Lu-c4:tateeer that Prize 'nay 1•. e), if bought-tit either ot tl.sir CitoLOtlices, Nu. 1, CURNIIII.L, or ' Na. ti, C1.1.1.11,1NO • *,;,", ri 4it L:ountry Orders, inelosing the'itaiouut (Poat ffr .C4T7 1)11-14), punctually executed. ... B1tIV&'SCOM11 St 1 I the r •Lottery C°4- )t. 111 ....a3t ... tra ct c , 4„ ~ Tito largest Capital Prize drawn . in the last Nine ' - ... , ott er , . ‘iz. itliliarell . SNh a t ;:s l , 3B a s t t INtihoe. o nl y 1H Prize of N9°1.124514 Cornet; nt. titill Siliar,' the only Office (II Bratiacomb, whore 'Tickets 4 ,° :::1 1 . clk :, .t : zs r ti e s 0 , 8 1 : 1 : 1 : irl,'' for . the' New Small Lottery of only 9. ~. p • ' ' 4 114.1 i contillus • 1 ' 20 ,000 3 .... Prizes of .. L. 1 .,0 00 • • r , , . ''''''' -, 3,000 4 .; ; ~*. • 6OO .4. ~i 1 , , , , „ ft i bro t i &c. itsc. &e. A ' ti, ;i t T. , Tl g the Id ~f fslext Month (November). Pli ° e l; . &(:- eke, i; a " ,.," i j ' oo . l,' ..Prize . , with several 1,0001, 0001. • ' i'l the h ot ~,eu sald; at Lie abo ve truly Fortunate ........,________Alritlis. Thu I lIIIZES (111,9:itt I r l, : -.1 : 1-74 % .; 41111iA - ND PO 1711. DS 1,4.1 t, STA'PE LoiVARY ter only LIMIT lity "Otistit) TicKto's i . brgins wing WEDNES i 44 of NOVEMBER. SCHENIE. 2 g ~ . ..PriZes of .... I —.20 ,OOU a ... arc.... ..L. to,ooo ' 4 '3,000 ,• 1,000 ; ' out ' ' S• . 2,000 II) • . . 11 , • . • ... lOO ~ - 1,000 `,.0 , 5 6 1,040 .................. 2 . 0,, . 20,800 ..... _ .... • . .....'.... : • tlII 1 .„, And the first 520 Blanks (41;10 each. ~. , TtliTS and SHARES are' selling by RICH .\ II DSON, , Illi,,„'idtlCK, and co. the Contractors fu: the Lottery, at ii , rp„;,!4fices, the • Coruer of Bank Buildings, Coriiiiill, and 1-0 4 t '' the . Kit/4es Mews, Cloring-Cross, where, iii the East eil t , i ,lY o drawn the 28th of September, they sold the billowing :li p Prizes t— '3o; •• • . In 12 Shaves ... L.20,050 . . t i r ,"' ' .. .. .. • Whale Ticket ~.. . • ..... .•.. i ,00(1 .P 0 ..... • ,In 12 Shares ,„ . ..... ... , JAI '' /2 / ... • •••••' In 10 Shares .. '.' .' . ...... - 6t)ti ~ . ..1 4 1 113 ::: ....:: : 11)..0,Sbarea - .'• •• '' ' /(4'..:. N u , ~, : b: x .,. .i , ,,,x can tilways be advanced ()It Amp -4,..'qlS;Aifitteurity, or .Perstinal Itiisponsibility, liyta.'l4l.o- , ' l ,.„‘ 414 , J''' OI 'NTLEMAN, whose connections rind Ciii.nts i. ) l" H itel l-41 ta ii • nd rez evtaliiiity, oil TerMs- and Conditions r -41 e ri, ti!'sore 111 )eritl, P equitabl,;, and adriptgeral4,lfr llair ..7ilig t o x'14,1 1,11441 whitit in grwral 1 , 01)1kly appear,' tirap- .. P7P'ild . Yr al :' W. at ill" OtFce, 11, Clr,pol.lll4,ce.,,Vcre'NtreS, " 1 (1. I illaare, frori; : l'Weive - tilt FOtir ; 0i . 1.4 Letter Pr''''t - i . litp r ' V r-ENt IVPF It I ..'.. I, DI NI • N (I -T.k -:4,44,131r4k8e, 4i,..14 I'APEN t r Ti d urm , GAl t sip I . :, 1 t( ) = l .', l) s. ht l i 11 1 4 41 li t , - ,` Alittl:S j ill, 1,/11C ttleg - ,11l Ittlet! 01' i' ti lal I I 1 , , I : t 11 '4 ' 1 411(1 Cl l. ! It'''. ditrert;itt Plan:, ; t i,c Patent I laprot.t..l , -,,,• .t t llki ' : 4l ', i l ,s 'ut ' . 11 Ptis.; Orns , s-w0....w Poor -Posi, atilt Ima - t f t . i . 4 ', With , /4 " .1 1t ill'L anti lit aiding complete ; Port . ahle .rh...."',l'eriti other 'leo-invented Mid thiproveti arttat l'ttli,4tti'y',l,llo((,:,tt general an.) very extensive assortment of i. i . that , * 1 , 1 : 1... 1 1?) , i let A rtielei for furp . i....:l6l T ) i g ay }ft:u . s e es co_n_i.: i m e44Alki 't,' .49tureti, where Fainilit I . 1 .. el c . t...u i n ie u ' ':41 ' .1..-43 r ole ' l '"lse is) a few (hoes avradlng the ext. el .. k t /44 4 1 15 4 6 1 t4 . " 1: Wk6tillg se.verui. Ikl.itrilts in completing their 4,14 4 10 4 1 Veit India 'irt' I Army: . an ..1 Nary, Ike. B,:e. by " 4 41 4 Situd, rs v : ic es ' • 1- ' -street Strand, no ta ost , and 17, Cat 1, a Iltollerioe for prompt payment. . -----...................—_,_ I .- ! 4)(4( 'AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. p s . His It PATRON, • 'lti,, ( 14 High itc63 the Duke of York. .14,..-.1.0, t ... UOVeIiNORS, j ",nt CO. W. Armes, M.P. 44.44...,:iitrryt M . . iv . Cal. 11. Clements, M. P. 1 , '' et 11,i). - t Earl of ligremoll , r kiht ( itr n SURGEON, 1 'II.S I,qls Metnher of tit. 4 Royal College London. ' ` 14t 14 4 iii '5 . ,1 . ! : ,, 1 1 : UTION, for. the exel'uive Cure ' 1 „It fe 44 Strip .-ata I) ISEASES and theit tieeadfui eons: " 7 '" v te t'irest bebilit ' Ulcerations,. 3:4. kiss 0 l 'al,, l o!aly. r c = ,. of nu I •ess tto.l t Y x% ), O thonsand Patients wino , l'L' l l la l','""r•tiiti haw . t uft ' t . t , t wenty ye t ir s , lance esta -111 4 7. 1 ' Ntrib' M) * tsi , t,,, r Vyi,„ 14 4- 4.• i'lli4e4)14)131T11!"!)r 0 0horriartl and Chanere . a o r t e is e n t , t od red e t 4tv , ht, 4 , A A‘ernits6 supertor and ethenta ~. , . e t ,id Unit w e I: .. I I . .hugautent of the t.,e I.'. 4e iii4ll't Wlti I . "" ""1 ( L d shorten " I . r ~ tre 41 , 4 rd I impair the conititathea t an , t„:, ,, ,i, 44 , - 1 .411 in, 34CCestfully treated than on .111) 000 * :q t ! i t ,, pie Y übe consulted as usual, by either sex, at 4 1 tt a4h e Lett N e r : ? It 'Lower Charlotte-street : i ll ) eti c t:O a rt 1: 1 4 to lottthe IleekLar c l • X ‘.l. " " Cl i t ( i 't . ) l7:C : it i t 3 e . l ' l ' - r ill IJ ' e ' gill?"' 'l,t pl) l? , tih tili 'l l t ° I, the ifin g 'i t. )lr ' t it, t l*-444 ti 1.. -3 ?Nee 14 • Practical t. ot lA. lions on the f 44 44 -z 'it p . K.„,......•)5c 1, 1 , tti.. row, i t ttt lni and sold by biternoud 'and GAS LIGHT AND COKE COMP NN 'S Pail Mall, 27th Oct.iBla. EYERAL exaggerated reports having found tlkeir way into circulation, the DIRECTORS of the GASLIGHT and COKE COMPANY think it their slaty to inform' the Subscribers to the undertatiiiig, Ann the Public at large,. that the ACCIDENT whicic happened diduot ginate inconsequence Of the bursting of any Pipe, or of any. proceeding •connected with the regular or intended npillica- : tion of Gas Lights, the perfect safety of which. has been esta- Wished by the testimony of Sir H. I)AVY, and by the con current testimony. of Messrs. DOLTON and. WATT, and .Islr. ACCUM, before the Monies of Lords and Commons. Although an, explosion did take place in ope of their small vessels, yet no material injury-was done to the works, nor was any individual injured t hereby, except the Engineer, who was slightly‘hurt. • The occurrence, so far from offering any grounds for apprehension as to the ultimate prosperity of th e, Gas Light System, affords testimony to. esta b lish the perfect.. safety of the Machinery Which i s requ i s it e f ur the Gas Lig ht` esppli cation ; anti t hey seine are in • •eriy- way faiii Mar wttlitise nature and principle of the subject on which the system is , founded, will readily allow that the - bursting of pipes' can never take place, because explosion must always be confined to the Machmery itself. cause, stealird'uttle satisfactory i; e o n c i tZ t r ( c ) i f i c?":v i A n ct: l i o il t er :l t t , h at e au d its remote degree militate against the Cias Light Svstesii • or:re tard its pro s p er i ty , i s to he. preiented to a Gen eral' Meetin of the Corporat:on on MUnday next, 'and aftetwards publish ed for general Information. J. L. GRANT, GOVernei. FREDERICK ACCUM, JOHN WA , II.IIEN; Directors. F. A. wiNsoit, EAST INDIA AFFAIRS., This Day was published, • - By Black, Parry, and Co. heridooholloareeti In One. Volume Octavo, price 'Twelve shillings, hoards, 'TM E FIFTH REPORT trot n the JL CONIMirrEf, of the HOUSE, unr COMMONS On: Oct AFFAIItS of the EA4' INDIA CO9kIPANY as ordered by" thie Molise of Commons tw bepiloted, Id I c,?,' _ - In Quarto, pdee,One Pound one hoards, GRANl24lllt'''of theIIiNDVS'IIANI LAN ' ' , • . . . By .T.OIIN .SPEAR, 'Professor of Oriental Lalgoa2t, at 11 . Ocill.st lndiu Company's .vy tiindoli: Prima:a — for Parvy, atitl CO. Booksellers to ,the liun. East India Compani, 1..e..de04411-street. , . ~ . . This v l)a was itutAlslitl, In One very litro.e Qe.t36 , l.tung:trice Iris. in boards* r HE BOOR of JOB ; triorslrited from front the (), Ilu'ort,v; arid ftStorertto its Natural Arrangement.; with Notes, Critical and. Illuitrative; and an Introductory Disseitation Scene, 'Scope, Language, Author, and Object Tiy JOHN MASON (MOD, F.IC.N. Painted fur Black, Parry, Lea(1411111til-strret. ROE DICVONAItY. This was published, In 12vo. ,price Shillings hoards, tiNGLiSII tad ITINDOUSTA NEE NAVAL DICTIONARY, calculated .to enuble the Officers of the Hon. Urist India Company's find Country service to gieu their order* to the 1,11,4 e or* that extiLtiloss end prompti tuile, which, upon uwny occoloitl, .trust prove of the greatett importance. - • By Lint. THOMAS ROEBUCK. Of the Madras Establkliment, Acting Examiner ahti Assist ' ant-Secretary in the College of Fort Printed fur IllacU, Parry, and Co. Leadenhall-street, Book sellers to the tion. Fast ludift , Company. z9LTAKOitivs WORKS. This Day was puhliA;(l, (The Cd Edition) in Two 'Volumes, Bvo. ibis. ih t ()arch, o f ‘ILIIIIIONS on the EVILS that are in the WORLD, and on various other Topics, from the Ger. man of G. J. Zollikofer. Ay the it WILLIAM TOOKE, V. IL ' S. Printed for Longman, Hurst, ILees, Orate,, and Brown,' Paternoster-row. . Of whom may be had, by the some Autitoi, 1. SeViutnli an the Dignity of Man; from the German. By the Rev. Wiliiam Toolie, F. It. S. In 2 large vols. ovo. price is. in hoards. , 4 * For the highest Character of these Sermons, see the Monthly Review, for Petirititry, 1803; the tritleat for Decant/el', 1802, &c. /. SernionS on 'prevalent Errors and Vices, and on various other Topics. 18 2 vols. - ova.price 30s. in aaards. 3. On Mneation, 2 role. 6vu. pace il. Is, in Lotuttifii, 4. I'edivais bud nista Of the Church, 2 Vols. sty. 1i: 4S. in Wards. .• . • • MALCOLM ON CARICATURES. This Day was pulilisited, In One Volume Quarto, , 41, 2s. boards,(illustrated by St • Ent ravings), A N HisTorticm, SKETCH of the ART of . t.tiocYruitiNth • • By J. P,it I iA.,COLM, E. S. A This Publication treats of the Works of the Involuntary Caricaturist of tiiii,;€.!rucAcd ;!m ist, from. the firSt, dawning of the art on Wood and co v lo.r, and thence traeing it by ac , curatedescri ptions of scar ;'nits to the present time. Printed for Longman, Karst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row. , . Of whom may be hail; by the same Author, Manners and Customs Of Landon, complete from the mmuin Invasion to the close of the Eighteentli Century. its o rats. Jiro. illustrated IIsIS EngrariNgs, tat. lids. Misecliaticous Anecdotes, .illustr:ttive of the Manners anti Hist ~t y of Europe, during the P.eigns of Charles James 11. W;iinitu iiinciUtetnt Anne.. In hoards. Loridiniwn 411Attei , :nt History, tort! Modern Description of London, compiled from Par.chial Record Archives of various round:l6 , lns, the Harleian al,(1 other. authentic So free t, . In •t varC 4to. 71. 7s. in bri.trilc. Irian CAPIAIERciAr., UAL. (4,141)119hed in Alm Year brg kayo tto salieit the attention of the Nubi lity, Geotry, and t'ublic.i t l generid. to tinir vary Priciot for the civntEs'r WINI.:!*. GENUINE .S.PIItITI39I;S 101- tOr Ready .Nfoney only, witien %rill be delivered to Order, free of expenee, to any lout of London. . _ . . Per Pozen. Fine Cape Maki vt.; ... Good Poet wine, old in wood, new in bottles . 2 0 a *choice Olel Port, not 'twastril ...„. .. 213 0 •Curions OM Port, warranted to have been five year; in bottle *Very 4trung old itori 4 Port , warianttld to fitcli sound and flue 6) years • : *Very Fintr. Old Sherry, • warranted to hare been' r e l ,t i in,re ::.: . ,-.l ri ir i l .e i :. l the .. . butt .. e , . *Five . )1(11 litooti Mudgira, . . *Fincst Old West India Ditt o toCuriously Fine Emit Ltitlbt .Nladeirit o warritutud to be ).! yea 11 01d,..... "CaAt-litilia Slimy .. f'!Vet7 Moo llielytud Dry Lisbon DittttiljttoMou:l l 4lll:. • ~. ..r- 17 0 3 , 0 2 6 u e 10 3 u 4 4 0 3 0 0 2 0 .‘2 3 0 • .I , .., t iiiit Whije Soyeaa . ' G 0- 0 *Ditto Pill, Ditto . a G e Ditto :Old Rum :shrub . . • - 0 *Flue Port, per Pipe , ll6, 0 3 1 lalf Pipe 4;) 0 '0 Quarter Pipe. .. . *Curious Old Port, of the Vintage of 1808, of the most exquisite flavour, pet Pipe .;" -.... ....... 124 0 0 11.alf Pipe ' • 03 U U Quarter Pipe *Very tioe (Ad sin•rr ) ', Fix ) ears in the wood, .. . , .. pet-Mitt ' . 118 0 0 , Halt Butt B 60 0 0 Quarter Butt *Fine Old West lath, Al:ideira, pt-r Pipe - Ilt; 0 0' Half Pipe ' ' 159 0 0 Quarter PiPe . Per:.;411.11. Fine Flavoured Gentili- • • ' 0t 1 0 Ditto Old Strong liito . 0 13 G `Vnittu ‘'et Strung . .. 0 14 0 Ditto ditto:Jamaica aunt . Ditto ditto riuM.l,i4 1 la (I *Very Curlew; Coulee Brandy, warranted to.hictell years old a 0 0 ~ , iiii kw): co ikm g. Fin e • Flavt)ttrott Old aunt ' 1 0 0 *Fins 014 B. Brandv 0 10 0 *Fine Old British flullauds . I'ht4e Ar . ti;:lini niatiod yore what the Co4lpltoY recomlUend as !wing' et the iincst tiltrour, and of a superior quality to 1 what is generally sold. 1 er *Pint Savoured` in P de Grave 3 1 0 •1) ittu *Old Hoek' .. 7 0 0 *l)itto Clitious ... .....,....,.. ,7 10 0 pipe Champagne 7 0 0 Noycati Martinique,. *Cluret • 5 10 0 For the convenietief of those Fandliot who prder Wittes in Pints, and ter Cunuoisseues,Ul superior Articles, the C'olopany have' iivicitetl' the must:Curitaas ,'Cc , and miser ilac fullOwlog us 11w. most 'choice that eau be pro. &aced.- rer (lover*, *Fine India Madeira, iu Mut .. .„ . 4.1 la *Old iiaxt India ditto, of .. flavour and quality , ol)itta Malmsey'• *ol4 Lu s t I n di a sh o rry of the raost envloo.i tut I *carve quality *Fine 014. Dry Liibon titto Calcove,ll,) *ltitto - Cure*tatit.ia, , very .are quittity *Port \% uoviy kotted, from title titie?t seleetc4 Pit o-, of the . favonilte Outage of 1806 *Ditto,. of : t mulct .rira 'sort, bottled Trion the naost curiou h , old m'i tu i lu ttie Lingdont *Lttiaans YAltrob, a:Adel - real th fuust Fitivuw/4 Old Ruin . . Octobtr• 15, 2 0 118 0 1 8 0 2 0 0 1 0 13 0 1 12 0 • . rfbe, following la a Filierintert• of this. printed stitie' m o nt 4- tbro%yrktate the Towns ,posstaiimi endi by means of the peselddr tirroiV4 employed in the Arm? pl'the einiws'Primci.] r • In the ettneth Angust the Vreuch Armies nt tempted to invade at otnee Meckleuburg, Swedid; Pomerania, the ViddleMitek., Silesia, and Bohe mia. In'the neteultlof September,. after V:d'll re forts,• repelled out lit` sides, they Were Ari yen .t.t:ross . the Elbe near Hamburgh, wedged into a corn .:r of theacie driven up to the right bank of the Elbe, expelled front Bohentia svith tonsider4le loss of men and cannon,,autinot only disturbed' itt their 11E16 of communication between Dresden, Altenburgh, Leipsie, and Erfurt, but those linee snore than once broken and intercepted.. Towards the end of the month .the 'combined armies hail passed toe Libe at all points: I)te victory, of Gorda: (the loth September) 'Opened 'to the-corps • of Genteel]) Wahnoden the Uhl 'Nelli e Luneburgh, and the renite of H a e eeee an d B e . hernia; the victory of Denuewiiz (the fith of leather) rdetle the Prince Royal maette of the Du cities of Atasslt, and other provinces forimely Peuisien, Hessian, ,and of Brunswick ; opened to him the gates of Dessau, Helberstadt, Hale ? Nlerseburg, Brunswick, Cassel; and in fine, the victory at General Blucher; ut Hiscliofewerde, (22d of Sept.) secured to him the passeee of the Etbe at Elstee, his march upon LeipSie, by turn. ipg Wittenberg, end his cotennesication with the army of the North ,of Germany. The'Russian and Prussian armies, immovable in the position which they had chosen in Boise. from Toeplitz to the Elhe, awaited the ene• my in the fatal valley of Culm, received hint with courage, drove hint back witleintrePidit v ns often as he dared to deseendirennehe mountains, waited hint, with famine, demoralised him and ineessitet ly drove hint back upon Dresdem; which, front being it point ,wbence he attacked, non became to him a point of retreat, In 'the mean wink the Austrian army extended itself on one aide as f ar as Freybeee, Chemnitz; and Altenbitrg; and tin the other, towards Thuringia and Ilavaritt ; visited . forward strong detachments, and coverer*. pow s r." dieern Sios , operated by partiettee' cs breve as fortunate,--Coltunb at ri , ankfOrt', 'Ale/um '.lit Namnburg, .Pintoff at Altenburg, and MetiSddrl" at the gates of Leipsiee Where 'was Buonaparte during the whole' of September ? At Dre , den, and ; again a t 'Dresden' and its Vicinity; perpetitally Dreg,. den and its Vicinity. lie sent his side arid woun;lA, to Leipsic and Erfurt ; burned' (by accidvilt was. • pretended, . but designedly as we know) his maga.; zillOs . at Dresden ; kept the King of saxone and hie family at Dresden, to give 'hituself the seth. !dance . of sectnity, and made of Dresdilm his Parit , ; his Clermally, his Europe. It was front Dresden Olt those bags of letters were di iptitclred, aa•lyi; It being intercepted and published, ildve 'cottninmi cated Jost 'Wens of the true situation of the French army, and of thedispositioits of the troops. Beeides„ from the 23(1 of September, ti e retre•dt of that army U.a'si begun ; on die she Entp(2 tor,:tho King of ;Saxony, tik.', if oval Family, es coiled by the thierds eititted .Dreseee, taking the: only route Which remained tO theine-r-that of feeiltSic, treitty of alliance enneluded att Toenlitt, betteeen Aestria, Ileissii.e and Prussilte-e-thenego eiations. opened with I$ iV aritl . ---the OttequiVßA3.ll movemeuts of the Grand Conilined Arwy to. ward the Marie; the'siege of ‘Vittenl;er i i rest.tned with vigotir, in which were usetcl , the formiththhl 'Congret &Vockets ; rho - junttion of the army cat Bluelier with the Prince Royal's; have proved tO 'Nopol e on the neeeSsity of etreat, more ace. , Nally than his 'Arinittrers and Genet ds h a d' i i 4, eete 'been able to do. The treble attempt mane 'eetsitit 'necessarily The Prince' koyel and t% Jueral .131tichet the Elbe at , the stogie time, !!ie early part of October, arid are in line h , efore sig, ready to glye bettle and attack the enesee; Russia, 4i(Oria,'and Prunia, have mutualh ranteed their,Statesou thefooting of 1.805; ittg each other 60,000 auxilievy troops , nod sot. Ong out with the tnichangeable, not permitting' tot•;ingle Vrenelt bayonet Ti, remain 1,1 ciernothy. Already' the si...e.i.ptre etile.: ,Trill, rat Westphal:a is broke o' in pieces' ; the eitY (if 'through the it - Wruine.itaiity riitrlictl, 'liiita' pi iced its iov:u in o+-6 of tit 4 Prince tad of thing-s stseceeile to the most oppriv4,:- anacetiy. At London, the news of the sucressee. in Gee. most at the silflle Fiore, thdt capitol niallY, and of thes.,:t Spam, were ri,:veived ate w fc.ori s 'that, oit titceOth of Auenst, St. Seba a ti le e e was talicii Iy assault Sault lwateu t i e th e 3 ; that -on the 9th of September the citadel cepitti lated that Stichet bad razed and ateendetied Tarritgoint. 'The trenches are opened before Dint: ice Stet tin, and Glegatt. Theit garriseus ere destititute of necesseriete , they heve many sick ; Metidee burg itself le .Napeteell p,tucing the fortrews t i i , Cl - 441.24 in a 4tote Vate. fence !, 'Oct SIB 3ti113. ~ 01. 1 '.'4\ l 1 ' ,