The Sun. — London, England, 1813-09-28 00:00:00

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After which the Or_htl Musical ROM4R,F, of_ LODOISKA. 0.,,,, to ""' Lionel and Clarivot ; with The Irishman in S a t n i ti . "' - ' 4ll i Thursday, The Merryr Wives et Windsor.—On w,.. uhlie are Th e 'i,,Y . ' 'llle , Honey -Moon ; odoislia. rearctfolly informed, that Mr. Munden ~%;1 1 )Pear. tor the 61 , 4 time, on Monday next, in the revived ol ody of Speed the Plough. . ' • rj, LAND GENT EEL FAMILY RESIDENCE. AND . TO BE SOLD, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, AWith possession on 10th October next.. , • OLNI EEL . FAMILY HOUSE, callcl ~, WEALD SIDE LODGE, .delightfully situated jn the i r . 4 imh of South 'Weald, In the most 'pleasant part of the u`:"ltruf Essex. surrounded with a Garden and omitnental '" rth mell'; with roarly Ooe hundred . Acres of Land, (chiefly pasture) contiguous to the Dwelling -home. Toge,ther with Coach-house, two Stables, Barn, 'Farm, Stable for Six Horses,. tae, Piggeries, Poultry-houses, Cattle-stied*. ~I,"'lge, Granary, Dove-house, a Cottage at a convenient dis clllee, and every accommodation for farming. Nearly . twenty. Cart ..neres of the Land are Freehold, and the remainder of the .F't . ate is Cepylinld. The Dwellingrhouse and Buildings are i t . 4 I lehatr, and the Laud is in a high state of Cultivation, ~'"'„ A fr been for several .Years past, occupied by tlte.Proprie th'lY deceased. Th,. Haase is distant from London about .4 /4"1 ', ,1 .Nliles, af m Throe from Brentwood, and F our fro the "t Town Ronsford • , 7 , nlfiurtber Particular* tuay ' ‘h ha, on application by Letter It,dt paid ) to Messrs. Tindal end'erkins, Solicaors,Chelms where a Platt of the Estat e nvt , be seen. The Butte and C . • marls may be viewed at an y t . ....._ . ... .nue. ripi-rE PATENT IiCIPEItiAL DINING-TA" A 4 BLItS, mut pATENT end DINING,TARLEs and upon Five TitAPAIAAR SIDEBOARDS _ e v c ..._, in one elegant Piece of Furniture,, leos and cin r i. Ali IL-trent Plane ; the Patent Imp .e i l sofa ros , Rediteads, ' Furniture and ' Braos-serew I CI • ' • t, u ,ete ; Port:l44e 1 411/I, with several other ' and tent •of furniture; also a. new 'ave. rated tu tm li p liiroved articles general and N. !yL*u l l i ' si n ee assortment Of IF:pholstury and Call in. 4 Art,i,,g) tw s . c ‘ or r " tar4414.1,:,,i i i.itirt.iim ....„,,u Deddi n ,F.o . ur rrst, ri,.,l'eatlY niimifactured, where Vammhes n'aY '4lect and .1r,"X; 1 , ""15 .% a whole Clouse in a few days, avoiding the extreme t l b l ji ti n ti l i Z nt. uf . .waiting several Months in completing their East and p est India Articles, teMl? ; r n st' s 'a t c he '4l in ti o l' . .;nd e r st 1 6 and l 7, Army and Navy, &.c. &o. by Catherine-street, Strand, utt st.' moderate, for prompt payment. 1 ."-------..........._ t- • NEW PROCESS r P°lfs" P ROVISION, Si perfectly FRESH, with .all . their Flavour I•N tiff Qualities, for a Consufera rrjntll uf There, an d in any Climate. 11 -- """4 Qbv ibils Advantages of these PItOVI ' Pi • rt,,hatSIONS are, ~ they entirely supersede the necessity of taking to Sea, e vehich, exclusive of its own incum. Janet: must be ace • I tit. that of its provender, and tre a h „ ompatim he sated, water. Much room, trouble, and exPulle "'' brides the lu t , witstin g. s. sustain e d by bad weather, & t ense, and enk,T °l l , That being ready dressed, they may h . e . eateit * ill be t i „,,P rt f"rreil, heated in a (env minutes, by which fuel sated, :had the difficulty of Cooking at sea tlll,o,4rfiriendered of little importance. They are r itt • ke. it e tPeditions of boats crews, landing parties, Thl,ttly"Ti‘ie salutary effect which even an occasional L,...‘• rtitilf,7vir..iiiions most biftVe au the Nary . mad Army . , ttey . would most e4sentially contribute to the 414 d ereta-„,,‘;', at ke'slthand services of the sick and wounded, fotlr g it il ""s'Y 4 iive to the State ' the valuable O r es of IntulY of meatserst, soldiers 11114 and 4.fli Lind. in 'cases of 41b. to 201 b. weight,each.— (* dell Sup, L, quart and pint bottles. . t , 41 tel • t• "tithe shortest notice for present money.. r • ui!. t4 t'atentees, Messrs. Donkin and .9441 e, at • j it'rY, Port-pl No yßermondse, Southwark, r ,ar • to London '4°l '"") at the Ofti • • 3O, Lollobatti - strt et ' t,. T 1 2 , ANTIMTTRITION. - tNi,lovir tinelitivoca ll y proved that the - PA 'lttqlpelit .1 t:ANITI-A rTßl'llt ON ComPosaio s s hips is a t o h t e . tu ru , , in 'ttn,- wtt Ching steer vet discovered . for being.. . rub -11"4 in ti; t ' ql "f cep ei tr, n;•4erve Cahlr," irons Round iue t th eIL cep —"a4 ,4 a Mat, :NerVile, or from t wo; t j. Nlting nf ,11P.,84,'r„.„ the Weather, .and vii„, _ 144 tte '3Vilde‘.4.');n;leatl' h i p s -..' .- Parceling, and "d r.; e ller and 701tivits W i 4; ' 4 4 Cit, tr i a ti es of Guns; to-Tende rt--115.riotior, itrii stram,engli7Jesuef; and to prevent. thrrhtrli.;:il'it;g°;siiiis, (or (16,419. l'oPiereents tYlhll4 Su g ar -Mille ,' it., u sed by Farmers)) 11.14„.„, ~c , , of Husbandry getter....y --, . • er , a ever liestri4.,: , .. , ' ~.,..11e3, Ivs, c, rts , wid :11.tcn n 1 ot 8, r ' 4 . It i s mso ;gons 'Thirig to preserve ple Blade s ,0_ Ituat.vldt*l ' n a hil kiit h l e be ' st pousled Steel Articles, p urk 1 ,, ; iilN,sill likewise pr t :se ° r t ve Spouts, P,e,5:7,,Qt4,, tuilding. from th e fi fiTl ,d e very kit dor Wood, a ne..,,` "-•, " East or ~,,,t Li n t mtiivr, 'lv or .' and D ry lot, either 1-. the l 'el; Itaie4' "r In any Cli4sate and it will not only , preserve ,so ran_ 'kr the Ys from c 1. ; a n d wearing oat, D " i" k of t„. O. taught ~orred al, One uri.s. 40 light, that one horse will do the work to ott e ' ll '"'N, of the Con p "tion 4 1 other front ic hul of olltdred Applicati n ts " of Oil, Tallow, or al lts use, , rhrl:e.`"' l '";itit, , r T n a i r and the Public save , by in souse Cases, equal e l Pr t v . ettti ttl i ti sti ti ll „ 4 . r x e .' l , to Petit. That.r . as_nd . r e r_c:i l l v t • l e x ;. l 4 7 4:l l 7 ._ ,e• whiet, it, ".• • ear and Tear to macnin ir q . ..,..„ n , .v.ille Pali 4 % alit. •of , , nee more than that . ..,.. 7 §,..,?, ww.lii llg_t 4'4.1 :4' 4 ' 1 '4 and nothing can be so ele,h7 l ol " Sold, wb,e'v t e so littl e Trouble. t No, 40, Cliatiug-trtni:,",:%444 Retin, for the Patentees, l a b their 9pointoient, sure ' The AtiMiralth London; "n" I . Y 111 - s I'lLibrarie ' - 't ''ll . l , . •dt s Printers, 1100 .ue l , 1 1 ; .“7 .0 1' 11 : 01 ' S e i t i 14,11 t il4 :l,L, l l . : o l)) a r e l ti h g - g ( i , l s ' l, t a S e l : rs O e i 1 and Colour united . Innkeepers, Coach alli - guolo, 1 :ic,n.- ..44(11e. , rtm and Shopkeepers, in the . Ole riuttita'- a'nitc.prij,3-i's: ed. , 2 s . 6d; •, .ss. 6d.; 10s• 611 .;, The smallest •„ w ,"Gutiteas each. A t'utit-Wh e e l t;'''', 00x contain% a quantity su ffi cient to prime of 't hree Th tg - ,, lr ige twice with which it w o the A . l t 411-4114 Mil , wi thout applying any thing e lse . . s. e tees ; - an ... ~.... Ls, . . ns a sufficient ill run upisard t s ilaantity t,,,, t , s , " Wee tlitift-Gninea Box coo..ut .... 1 . l'ililes : and i ' '4ge'lVAggot) tO travel Thirty-three I hous no , ttaa n -13, ) , ,t will %eerie With %Vow' Axletrees, or•witlkenot . roufs of tshaen:lllv...,l,,xtletrres of any kind. The nrst tu.ittilstaatett7o3) Bbat einces 016 e , ,i, of the. Camposituru may )e SLe , bireti,), (, 1 \ 9. 40, Charing-cross, OA a bove '••;, , w . i re ' t tle gireu with each Box, which are sign,u, --y. OFFICE OF Srpt.l6, 1813. . , THE* PRIAtIP4 OFFICERS if His , 11L-1- "I" JESrrS' ORDN.4NCE do hereby efie Notice , That Propisals will be received at their (We in Pall-Mall; an or before Wednesday, the Uth instant, from such .Perrens as may be willing to undertake 'the supply qf Fire hundred . Chaidrons of COALS, and Two Hundred Clialdeews of 'O3LIVI, for service of this- Department, at Gibraltar, ‘'.esere to be delivered at Ike. expenee of the Contractor. The Coals must be of the description denominated sidair'sMain,Eighton Moor, or equal thereto in quality and goodness. The Calms also must be equally good of its kind. . Further Particulars, togethcr with the Terms and Con ditions of the Contract, may be known upon application at the Secretary's 0,/,fee, in Pall-Mall, aforesaid, any Day be tween the hoar., of Ten and Four o'clvelt, where the Proposals: mast be delivered, sealed my and Pro 1 .4. fur , &e: ; " also 'expressing the shortest possible period in which the deliverier will be wade. Proposal ems be admitted after the said 29th inst. a Twelve o'clock at Noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed, un!rss the Party ?nuking it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, 11.11. CREW, Secretory. Speedily will be published, A RMAGEDDON: A Poem, iu Twelve Books. Dy the Rev. G. TOWNSEND, A.B. Trinity College, Cambridge. • Mr. Townsend has . determined on printing the eight first. books. of. Armageddon,. in One . Volume Quarto, price 11. I's. The Work will go to press in three or four weeks. As a very few copies will be printed, Mr. ToWnsend will be obliged to those who honour him with their Subscriptions, to.send their names to Mr. A. 4. Valpy, Lyndon. lIALLAWS ANTI BILIOVS PILLS. • THE Efficacy of these . Pills in Ililiana COrn -oz:intl., Head-itch, Heart-burn, &e. are %yell-known, by many years experience. In Indigestion, Lose of z‘pnei babittial Costiveness, and those numerous train of disease', arising from Constitutions nebilitated by hot climates, as well as the more frequent Indulgences in the varioni luxuries of life, these Pills Produce the most happy effects, and they are so innocent in their nature, .as to require too restraint. Sold by E. Edwards, 6 . 6, St. Paul's Chure;i-yard, London, prier 25.94.; the double box 4s. tid.; and by all dealers in Gcnuit.e Patent Medicines. To Mr. DIXON, ,hpotlietlry. SIR,• • ITake the earliest opportunity to acquaint you, " that I . have received the most ‘vonderitil henetit tromrhe Übe of your DI XOtsf's . ,llllll.l..)U I'l I.LS, which ciolicd with hto to Jamaica, and all those friends to whom! distributed them have exiieriencAl the same salutary benefit; they. declare them to be-the best Medicine ever used in th4t , Country:tor Hittous andoilter Complaints. • • , , • „ r• lie t, now s‘e / 4'OA. 11,Mit‘ii ..%44 0ii46114)." men, *if have received theattmost relief from your Dixon's Antibitious Pills :—Charles —Charles Taylor. Esq fatuaica ShaW, 1.;59. Kingston. ditto; Mr. Woo:loll; Spanish Town, ditto ; G. W. Hamilton, Esq. Savanna la Mar,dit to ; •1. Smith, Esq. Old Itarbbrar, ditto ; G. Allston. Esq. do.; Mr. Walker Port Nlorant, ditto • I. Penliiison, Esq Salt River, ditto; Mr. •Muth:as, ditto; I. Burn, l• sq. Savanna; G. P. Polack, Esq. ditto; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith. King ston, ditto ; Mrs. Perry, St. Ann's; Mrs. WootiritE• Spa. nisi' Town ; with many other persons of the first respecta bility. , Sir your most obedient Servant. .TllO MAS HARROLD, of the ship Ganges. July 1, 1811. Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butter's; No 4, Cheap side, corner of Paternoster-row, London; Sharp and !Wain, Portsmouth ; lones, Weston, A llnutt, and fvfallorv.- Port. sea; Hall and lohnston, Gosport 2 COlOlll3ll :Ind Jacob, Sheerness; Peck, Ross, and Turner, Holt ; Hox land, Couk. worthy, Granville, Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and - Swiriney and Co. ; Billinge, Edwards and Penny, and Latlitanty. Liverpool Staines arid 'Lynch, Manchester ; Trewinan, .Exetcr Smith, Manderton, Reahurn. Scott, and Baxter, • burgh; Baxter. and M` Donald, Glasgow; Bulgen and Barry, Bristol; Stevenson and Co. Norwich ; Swinton, Leicester ; DUnn and Solon, Nottingham, arid retail by to Ist Country Medicine Venders,. Boxim at as,- cp.i. is. each. RENOVATED HEALTH. IT has been too frequently the subject of just au d general reprobation, ti sr men deser ete of th< eirutt t' of the medical art have offered themselves as candidates 19r public pat ronage n the profession of physic For tint purpos .o of Uoing intake to the result 01 our studies and ex perieume, and to prevent us from beiii,:.ciaslied attione those empiries whose imprudent pretensions have, unfiartunatol y tbr society, been too favourably received, we be,; leave to suptutt to the liberal and enlightened a taithi . .4l statement awn' pursuit and ac • quirt:merits. Alto having received a regular molleal edtlCd. non as the pupils of Messrs. Grindel I and Wizard, whose ICttutes anti praetice we careful I y attended, as plotessurs and surgeons of the London hospital; we enteral ourselves as students in that justly celebrated school tor medical acquire ment, the Royal College of E..linlatt•gli; old- were instructed in tne different branches of anatoiny i .sorgery, the theoli and „ m ak e 0 1' physic, chemistry, midwife!), botany, &cc Ac. ,y these 'eminent processors, I) r:. Munro, Gregory , It i at. k , it ern itton, Duncan and Ruthertoril. W trust 'We shall not be tieented presumptuous in saying that out. proficiency and adouireinenti are no t inconsiderable. Having for a long series or years made Venereal Complaints, and the various diseases of Oubility,.the pa rticuiat übjett ot our studiei and prattler, i t w ill, we hope, be-alluwed that we have acquired. superior k now l e dge . ot their treatment and cure. In alight arid recimi e ases of ip.tettion a petted re.establiblinierit is cOmpleted im period 01 two days anti in those of the utmost in. vac:racy, where other prattitioners have faired or success, a p ro p e r perseverance in our plan 01 treatment ensures to the patient a sate and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders•which are the eiliacts of a habit long. and most unhappily pursued by tire and debilities whien ire. youth o f bo t h sexes, there are none more alarming or Mule qiiiutriatl6yiPp4retvhealitit t u i r w rnib d iVe c r ie t i l l i c e i" matrirlionial state, To such masons it must be a consolation tu kno w that they may now, b y a ne w.anti infallibtc triode oftreatment, be restsared to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly, and vigor. aus constitution. In all cases at debility, ,'rani whatever causcarising, as well as in every specio of venereal infection, we may b e consulted by patients of either sex Ottitli4 great. CS' secrecy anti honour. Hourso consultation at home ,runs ten tothree, and (torn 6 in the evening till to a! night, Patients in the country arc requested to state the plrtieu. tars of their case, age, and general hanit or living, rite. , v,., in. part of the kingdom-, c l oy i n g a remittance for : advice and medicines, when the game t h a t s ecrecy W) eV.Sential to our untiertaking, the post,to of will be given, or sent mans , :lo ensure letters m ay he added to the account for meth does. CUM( IF. and Co. Surgeons, N. to, I-Litton-garden rr Co.i Measra. Currie a nd C. have Certi...cates firth th c above .rapectable l'rotessors of London and Edinburgh, fu r t h e diligence, Skill, and humanity, With ~h,, A. tney per. rn'tneti the (intici as.n:licti them durn,g,tli4 ;ant they 21. tended their Letturcb and Pudica. INVASION OF FRANCE. Authentic Advil! is stated to havebeen received from.Sp,tin, of the .dete'rmination of . LordWel-. lingtnn t6 - ca.rry the waralmost .immediately into the French territory. riis preparations for that purpOse Were of a. most formidable nature, and ready, atan hour's notice, to be carried into exc . cution. The force which his Lordship had col lected for this great enter Prize, amounted to 57,600 British and Portuguese, 35j/00 Spaniards in a very high state of discipline, 'making in all 92,000 infantry; to which ere to be added 10,000 :cavalry, and 8000 belonging to.the artillery, en gineer, and waggon corps : SO that Lord'Wel• lington would pass, or lots probably passed, the hc.stile frontier with a body of 410;(100 'Mere were, besides ; 20,000 sick and wounded, ,ninny of whom were convalescents, and e)..pected soon to join - the army. .His . Lordship did not mean to wait tor the . reductiotrof Pampelana, notwithstanding the certain knowledge rte had arquired of its speedy tail, but was, without loss of time, to ptish the war ; with the utmost vigour into the 'enemy's territory. '•To euletdate all the etreets Of this invasion Miglit :be considered pre sumptuons but of this we :wit,. cUrtain, thatit Will impart a stunning shock to .the 'existing sys tem in that country; and eitunot'fidi to pi ecipi tate the great results that are expected from the • present coalition. Combined with the successes of our Northern Allies,: it offers the most reit sonablc chance .01 seeing the enemy baffled, limhled, and reduced. at last within his natural frontier. - ° • ADMIRALTY- VISIT TO PORTSMOUTH'. PottrsNownt, 'BEt.T. 26.—The whole of the Crown Hotel is taketi and occupied (since Sunday the 19th inst.) the' Lordi Commissioners of the Admiralty. They hare daily entertained the beads of the different departments ; hut the dinners ot• Tues day and - Wednesch.y last were for near thirty persons each day ; the entertainment in a sive-. rior style: • This day tord Meetteee held a levee here, which was numerously attended, On Monday Lord Viso - eine MELVILLE, Sir GEORGE WARREN- D'ETI Lord HENEYPAULETT, and JOHN Beenow,, B:14. Sir T.. 8. TitostesoN, Bart. J. D. Timer - sox, 13.,5q•. • and -R. SEPPINOB; q. of the• Navy. Board ; nati the Hon. COURTNEY BOYLE,, and. Doctor HattNess, of the Transport Board, arrived, here amid various' demonstrations of public gels- . faction. Lord Melville landed from the Com missioner's Yacht, having p r een on a short visit to theAtislte,„,l-ron e:eay 'tea, nest I.,yrii - ington s fits Lordship was attend ed by Mr. FOSTER, fPom the Allmiralty, who acts ass' his Lordship's Secretary. The Admiruity flag was hoisted tins same-day, on board his Itiajcsty's 'ship Betibow, Captain' Peausost,' at Spithead, and saluted by all the ships of %vot at the anchorage. This flag has not been hoisted afloat here, since 1773. The Adniiralty flag was also hoisted at the •King'S'Stairs, in the Dec/b-yard ; and that of the Navy Board, at the Gates. Their Lordships held a Levee at the mansion of Admitul Sir tl.. llicilett i•CiN, at which were present the Admirals, Cap tains, and Commanders of-the ships of war in port, a s well a s the Generals and Field Officers of the Royal Marines. The affeliility and attention of Lord MEL,VILLE and his colleagues were conspicu ous, and of a nature calculated in the highest degree to excite the best feelings in the bosoms of those p re s e nt. 011Tnesday their Lordships and theNevy and Tran Sport Boards visited Hasler Hospital, auggiseed-sinuny stra.soigesnents - of a minute mt. 'titre, and expressed satisfaction on the very pre cise' and appropriate state of the differeat depart ments of that fine and highly important establish ment. On Wednesdey the 'Boards in Conjunction visited, and closely inspected the principal Store houses and Offiees in the bock-Yard.. All the i n lli eess and labourers of the yam were mustered On Thursday. Friday the Ordinary occupied the attention of the Boards, ;1:1(1 was closely inspected. This day Commiesioners SEARLE and HAY having arrived from Town, the Lords of the Admiralty accompanied them 'in their inspection of the Vie tualliag.office, mustering the artificers anti. la- Isurers, and visiting the store-houses and King's two O'clock, a levee will be held at the Ciown Ino,for Half- pay Officers. The Lords of the Admiralty will, ut the close of the day, give a dinner at the crown thitel, to about sixty. Gentlemen of the various branches of the lifferent services in this port. Monday, it the Weather shOuld prove favourable, their Lord ships will proceed to Spithead, for the purpose of inspecting the men of war, in procession, all the Captains in port following In their respe c ti ve boats two and two, according to seniority. Tues. day, the Royal Marines will be inspected, and the Noble :Vis:tors will afterwards ,dine with the Officers of that distingeished corps, at the Mess room, in the Royal Marine. harreeks. Should the weather prove ut favourahleon Monday, the Royal Marines will he inspected, iiste an • That day, and the inspection of the shipiiiv will take place on the followirg day. Select pa..cies of Officers have dined d a ily vt•iili the Members of the Boards, since their arrival. The b o p-picking, HE Fin ,111.ffit, is completed, anfl computed at a hitlf7crop t the. o, p. later pickin g are qf p i i i ne 'condition, and sought alter tvitla great al i,isty by the West of England deal • ers, but few effertive bargains have been inane, as the planter, in g yi k eral'wish tO, retain their best samples for th e ir o ld c o nnuetions, at the annual mar t on cows ana it fiat heifer, belonging to 11,1 r. Ritta A. It of Stittott, Wilts, lithE Wt, Vit were kilted by eating your: g clover, its art inelosure. ?WC II PAPERS. PAttig, 20.;—.0n the 12th inst. the fnl lotying intelligence was 'pet.blistted at .Nltlan front the Army of Italy :-- _ . . igc have received accounts from the hea4-quarters of the Army of Italy 'to the 9th. An order of the day had been published, to express to the tr , )ops the Prince's satisfaction of their conduct at the taking of the entrenchment of Fes tile, under the 'command of Lieutenant-General CountGre flier. The General of Brigade'Sehmidt; Colonel Ingot, com manding the 84th Regiment of the Line, and the Chief of Bat. tation N. Pontenelle, of. the 7th Regiment, are particularly mentioned. The your% soldiers rivalled the most hrave atranng the old . In cadisiirts. All the carpet alaintOneAl ; .4 akient rep tatation." RATIZONNE, SOFT. 10.--The General-in-Chief Prince Schwarteitherg, in his report. of the ex peditiortapinst Dresden, and the battle which took . place pear that town, says, that theprtsses sion of Dresden would have been of great atlan 'tnge to thb Allied .:kriny, and that eunseq,ently they had taken the resolution of obtaining posses sion of it, but that the result had not been s uch its was expeCted ; that. the Antrian Army bait been repulsed with considerableloss. TLe re not does not give , the details of this loss. Private ac counts, from 'obelnia!!AWtt, that this loss taus been enormous : they are,..hoc ever, endeuvoitring to re p a i r it•a s much as possible ; for this pnrpose, Ow/DV of ammunition and y are sent trim' Prague to the army ; let ies -are made, and'tne land welly ordered to march, , • e . tjtti, SE rr 9 numerous French corps &armee is shortly expeeted here from Wurtaboarg. Etstrieutt,"Serr. 7.—Direct hostilities between Denmark and Sweden commmeed on the' 2d,' A convoy of mercliant4esels, accompanied by mimic Swedish ships of war e ,,Set out from . Malmoe to pass the' Sound. The r onnuander, Jessin, hnd orders to make ap ot tetttpt to make them pay, tlie 'usual duty at Cronenberg, conformably to s reatics. As soon us the division of this Commander had taken a position proper for the purpose; a Swedish frigate and ni.oe gun.honts fired their broadsides. At the same:time, a Swedish ship of the line and two schooners arrived'from the south. The Com mander seeing the Swedes, determined .to pass without paying the dues, took position upon the Danish side, and endeavonred, by some Vessels sent forward, to cut the ships Off from the con voy. The united force of the wind and current did not admit of time gun-houts acting ettieli• eiously, whilst it assisted the Swedes in rapidly ttettiit through the passage- A... Saustdis.l "ter. chant ship Was, however, driven upon the Swedish coast, where it was burnt ; a Swedish gun-boat received some thirty balls; but in general this affair could be attended with no consequences, because the Danish Commander had express or ders to wait till the Swedes began the fire, COPENHAGEN, SEPT. 10.-.-The official Gazette - announces, that the Danish. auxiliary corps, corn billed with the' Prince. of Eck:n:llll'a COEM has taken a concentrated posiiion, whilst waiting for orders to advance. The troops have. supported the• glory of the Danish arms, The intssars a,ml. Jutland dragoons distinguished theinselVes iii nit attack against an enemy's ,corps superior in mini. bera L We learn from , Gottenburgh, that during all the summer the Swedes have shewn such'ten ardour in taking, although in full peace, vessels laden with corn, destined for Norway, that the English Admirals even have been indignant at it. The English granted licenses to vessels proceed.. ..ing to Norway;, Suedes refused to- respect them, and ou more that: one occasion the Eng lish Commandants were obliged to employ force to arrest' the depredations exercised by the;r lies. The Admiralty of London constantly re leased all Danish vesselt taken in thi.s manner.. The Captains of those tarried to Gottenbereh addressed complaints td the English Admiral sta. tiOned at Wingoe : and npon these serious repte sentations an order was given to release them, but a cabal of Swedish pirates retarded the peb licaiion of that order till the time for which the llcenses were granted bad - expired, The Swedes have raised great outcries againit the English, and pretend that the secret orders by which the English Admirals act, shell' a desire. on the part 9f England to render abortive the objects of Swe den against. Norway. AUGSZURGN, SEPT. 13.—An Austrian coluMn Which wished to penetrate to Siilarurg, seeing that all its efforts would be useless, has taken positions that incline us to suppose it has another destination. The posts continue tai arrive here very regularly from the Tyrol, whiCh proves that that country is very tranquil. NUREMBERG, SEPT. .12.—An army or rescl7o. is assembling in the Grand Distil!, of Wu et bus:O. It is already very con I I s_t_erai_e, and d icrevel reinforcements, and has a superb eavalir •We au n fd.ti.,s)trir l ih : n ?F~'emuit~~ur of the 21st tpecti. toto; iii cantoninelits. : ti : Eg s t :tle " t p n t:e ) t l a u Statitag, that he er is at tt'lltch lie e ilea ct et h l vi r a l t : t t: l l ,l k i l i is l e t i fo e n: s. t i e p ::nle:;':::3l;,:r°gptico iute windward, w sick was seen ; that tin the 9thi," la),:;::)isil...s‘hera)so,ostees:ntice, time, when he attempted to carry her by hoarding, and was repulsed With loss ; a desperate chaie action then took place ; the Vretteli Captain and three of Ins Lientenaets4' ,rere wounded, wh'en the golita blew up, and 4 - Yertik soul ou, hoard pr. rished. The - French had.:s_kifled aml3l The name of the vessel whith blew u r riot mentioned.: T„, rtiI'ATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. EN ' i • EVENING,' Sept. 28, will t b e I v rformed, se con d ti me ( com p resse d into Two Acts) k nous Opera of ARTAXERXES. • „Aorit:ttrxe • 5 1 :1.1.1tenui11 ; ,..44.....„....i.i., , a ! 5 0 Mr- I"led"h! ' smclair; hlandane, Miss Stevens (Lin * rood appearance on any Stage). • 1 • Atter which, the Farce of • , AT HOME. To which will be added the lturletta of „T, TOM THUMB THE GREAT. morn.y, The Lord of the Manor; with The Sleep ii ''r A t,r . .7 . o l; Thursday, Artaxerxes; with ilombastes Furins.), cc or, The Wonderful Lamp.--On Friday, The .11!rry wiv,„ of Windior ; with Paul and Virginia. Conway (from th e Th eatre R oya l , D u bli n ) i s engage d % II his Th eaive, and will ma k e hi s fi rs t appearance i n L ou - Pcr,,,atf.m Mouday n ex t, i n the Character of Alexan d er t h e A "ew garce has heen some time in rehearsal,tud-will be produced on Tuesday next.