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To-morrow, The MaS.or 'of Garratt. • A , • grTHEATRE ROYAL, COVElsri-GARDEN: iIS 'PRESENT EVENING, Oct. 13, will be Pertatmed the Tragedy of ur,u ELLO ~thello, Mr. COnway ; Desdemona, Mrs. Faucit. Ti6iebi e b w ill be added the Musical Farce of To. y,'"ROSINA.and file E °w, Artaxerxes • with The Portrait o f C ervan t es , Artaxerxes; Oct. 9, 18 13. Tilt PRINCIPAL . OFFICERS and COMMIS 41(AZEis Aravy.4o,Array I+l th Mat e Cont ract f ur ST. PILTERSRURGII or RIGA ~ advertisegi far the CM inst. is put of until Wane's d4Y, 20t4 instant ; and that the ConOr c for SWEDISH , aelliertised f or the I'M inst. is put until. hursday, tAt 21 st instant; On Which days fresh Tenders will be received,,efreeatle to aform, which ni ay be seen at this o:bfee. _ , og _. HAIR of HORSES will (fuilv Fort a CARRIAGE lert - "tY Miles when priina with the PATENT A.N.TI ern.:),ItrION COMPOSITION, (Sold at No. 4C, Charing liiit",B) •:', l: +th mcire ease than they would draw one Thirty- tiles wh o ' 4 nY thing else to the Axle-trees; and none but Arose • h ow ii.',4,,Ye *itnessed the merits or this discovery can cunoei{•e in it t rt 4 Carriage runs, sail with what ease the Passengers svhi c , avo when the Composition is made Ilse tif, besides she, it el the Boxes, Axle-trees, and Wheels and one oi l, lontes worth is equpl to Forty Shillings' worth Of 'fallow, fricti n Tf ir ese; it also so, completely preients the.efTects of friction:' Stearn-Filoines Machinery, - tte.—that trns is eons- Attrition. PiettlY /Intl- •'' b ' • . - . ... ... it 1 3 1 1 IiATENT IMPERIAL DINTINt "-TA tilid n i , ';, and PATENT ,TRAFALGAR .SIDEI3OAItI, au dii 11\,9-TABLES; in one.elegant Piece of Farnitul.e, 1 1 114 1:' ; ft cl i I" "en' Liiir t e l It P l4as i the Patent Improved Sofa Chair Beds; BrAss-sciew _Your Post, and Tent ciniirlads., Purniture and Bedding complete ; Portable I,f fqtai,,:%!,,,tl,l,iieveral other new invented and improved articles bit e c'hees'y , Os? a .general and very t xtenslYti aisortment of f b i tte I v y and Cabinet Articles for furnishing House. "I" uraishTlY. mantifiletured, where Finifiliti may select' arid inctilvt.;..volote. House .in a few days, avoiding the extreme o...4.lii4iillniz of waiting several , bunt is. ,in cauiplet 'ow their ii o lt v " t _, l " l W,est Indik Articles, Arms' and Nary, &c. n &c. hr 'ter ai ir s 4 t 7, ,a 4l ::, l u t u t te d r e s) ri t a l! and 1.7, Catlijrine-street, Strand, on ,„,.........._......,...........,___ .. . ei En lironapt payment. ----"*---,..„_,........,.—.-......--•.-.+---. Vor k 0 14," pitovisilsoW, PROCESS .. I:lgiaal 11 ; ,'„, or in ., . 1 1 h p.erfe et l y Fit Eco, with , all their rekeh t i j of 7,,111_:_ Nutritious Qualities, tilt it Consithia insiti ' l ! ;; ;b () ; 5 ::: (11; . :3 7111111I1011itill Staanat'i3re'e,f. Climate. these . 14 r, vll - , tt ,„... .y.pvitei, supersede the necessity of taholg f u r r e a s n li e l e v!l i ewit "C e 1° ' , ea, which, exclusive of its own incum ,„ t_acconipanied with.that of its provender, and lirsid es "L ti . '' much room, trouble. and expense will be saerl Wahtion• the .126 suctitibed by bad weather, ilibtZite, and 'Steoll'ill that 'odd th , i i , ' being ready dressed, • they may be eaten will h t ,'„,'' Preferred, heated in a few/minutes, by which fuel .il *coi l ; -4 vtd> aud the Lliflicalty of conking at sea i n ba l. related c.r rendered of little impoi lance. They are we ll cal e, tite, & e. :VII eq , . - ditions of boats crews, landing parties, l'lii i di " . supply )' rho salutiry effect which . even _an occ tto a ti ly al Parti4A)!(resh provisions must have on the Nary and 4 n , 4 atiJrai,*,,, N Y . 1, they would most essentially contribute to the tad e --. ..n uf the health and serVices of the sick and worcle o d,_ 44,,,,irtu411y save to the State the valuable lives of many I Meats re and soldiers. Nil, apialliiinds i n cases of 41b. to 201 b. weight each.i- Ord - e ll ," Sups in quart and pint bottles. 11 . 1 4 . 44, e ;eguted on the shortest notice for present money. '"e Pat% '° be Patentees, Messrs. Makin and Gamble, at c --,, fir • - , 4, , , ou th rrar k, or t l ir. J. .r, l i on-place, Bert:mm.4e), .- 1..4 4 4., 1 radon,oraat the ()dice, No. 30, Lombard-street, NI LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. )s Prase'., ta p ; Royal Highnels the .Duke of York.. . ~ . , coq of . ' GoVraNniti, . c a r tra n Jinn .al j b . . co, W. P. 1.44, -.. uattv NI P ' Col.'l-1. Clements M. P. - ..(IcL • , M.P. ' at, ALP. Earl of Egremont. Sur:Gl:tn./. •. - , THIP4II, Member of the . Royal College, London. bp 01VRZSTITUTION, for - the exclusive Cure Oces, -"EItEAL DISEASES, and their dreadful . canse t'it4t ti 'e Stri ct Debility, Ulcerations, &c. has to mi iv cur ttres, mut ti' ' 4 %1 °of ito less than two thousand Patients a . 1 14, 1 . Y afflicted from tea to twenty years, since t4.` ; The " / EOO 44 • ttrty , of t fh b , 4i,i,,, popto ms of Gonorrhea and Chancre are cured )le 44 tirie ' 4* `'Y Air. 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I.IyPJ, C. fIOIIIIOUSE. m us ti a ted by Views of Athens, Constanteitoplej and various other Plates, Maps, & c . tc Themar'rative which be has produced hears unquestion able marks of a' cut ions, capacious, and observant ',Hind; an d - the same may be Elia of the poetical production of his friend Lord Byron, aim tot his tritvels.- it av i ewe rs are sometimes char4,l iN it h a priipeitility to t'M il ling. WC Will Viulie 1,,1 w i thuot dechrine; in round terin.,, thiblna li ,, an d itt vinili4atiqii of oorAell rec< , i%td a,. (+Wilt and 11'0111 I :it' l <nts ,,l tit. Iron that of any . iither.,i which cv , r ennui beforeap," IVO LAI Act ' po n t e u oaltleb 41Llin!tagi, „ , , • Wher, is lit' Ill . !, A ,.,, c .d a t e s, hitherto u;' the rriv.:4 Life of ii,e COItItUNA. STAIL. " T.kfiIIACO,NA, Sul'. 13.-:—.lt appears. that DL cAnii, who went with-some forces to Souvi's US sistance,' h,:is returned.. • . . . " SALAMANCA, SEPT. 22.0.—They write from Carthag,ena, under date of Sept. 7, that SUCUET rr th 15,000 men, is retiring towards France, Nvi ere he will command in place of SQUI,T, who is eslled to the North. Thi ;;(1 Spani...3ll Army is on its march to join the Great Lord." " Csa x p befor e l'amplorm, Sept. el, LRI3. " The enetny approaches his captivity ; be can not possibly resist longer, than the 10th ar lith of. October, nod it is very probable that he xr surrender in the beginning of that month ; he has 'made several sailies, but has always been driven back at the point of the bayonet." ToLosa, &PT. ItL—Both armies continue fortifying.; the Duke DEL PAEQUE, who com mands the 3d army, is daily expected ; every thing announces that a great battle shortly take place. " TARRAGONA, SEPT. 6.----We are employed in repairing the works of the fortifications i but we shonld like more vigottr and activity. The enemy talks, of obstinately defending Barcelona., for which purpose .they have pulled down till the houses in the vicinity of the forties's, and 'con structed a large covered. way ; but as .Barcelona requires a garrison of 18,000 men, on account of the multiplicity of its works, and the extent of its enclosure, and some' magazines, we. arc ignorant how the enemy will be able ta afford the requisite means of defence. ..." The enemy, who were i n P u i gcerda and other frontier points, have gone into France, but Vve believe the theatre of great operations will be re moved to this Provinee. " VILLAFAANCA, SEPr. 7.---Many troops con_. antic to arrive here, ,and immediately proceed by the same roads the enemy travels ; som e di v i s i ons have proceeded throng!) this town to take posses sion of such points a 3 might serve to shelter the French .who are shut up it) Barcelona, without the power of 'escaping by any way. in this neigh , bourbood we have 3000 infantry and 800 horse, and by the 15th inst. th ere w ill b e i n the plain of Barcelona 60,000 infantry and , 3ooo"cavalry. " Yesterday disembarked '4OOO English. ' We have 40,000 infantry, and expect 5,000 at 'WHIT TINGITANes division. The joy which the arrival of tho se troops had caused is itrexpresiible. The enemy, seeing the dangers which threaten him, determined to destroy all the magazines. and hous es w i t hi n 2,500 yards distance, which he contrue»ced carrying into execution on the lst instant. "It is said that Svaarr is about to proceed from Barcelona to France, leaving in that city only 11,000 men. Saar. 24.---Ort the 16th we began firing, with. ;ninon and mo r t ars on the fort ress of Denia. In the evening there was a practiCable breach made in the tvall of about 2O yards fot the side of Glorieta, and at ten at night the (irenadier and Cazadore companies assaulted the breach, and at the same true enter ed by ete4latie. These operations, executed with skill and, valour, in a few moments gave theta pos session of the place. The enemy fled to the Cai tie, suffering much in his retreat. We had a cadet and two,soldiers kilh:d, and a captain and 12 men wounded. 9:a the 17th nur troops kept up a terrible fire avinst t)u Castle, and in the afiernoon sum moned it. ,c o n the 19th the lire was suspended, and the day spent in rplies to the capitulation ; but on the I 9th,the lire continued with much brisloess, a nd on the 2 , ,n - it a terrible fire was also herd, fi it appeari that the C9mmandant demanded, that all ti,e enacts in the Castle should be given up to him, and that he might he allowed to retire with his garrison to Sugunta." ARRIVED THIS MORNING, " MADRID, 30.--I3y the last mail we learn that the garrison of I'amplonit is reduced to the greatest ini3 c ery. I respectithlr who succeeded in I , :avingthe place, states that the French Chiefs ire ,thinking about a capitulation. " The Duke ,Ds t, l'Autitit, with his head quarters, is in Centrimego. lILLIGOLAND MAIL. Avt'orta, SAPT. 29.--As we have ag fortun se verul days past been totallY deprived of Ull kind of German inteitigcnce, it is not in our power to se tisfy the eitriosity Of our readers concerning the sitnat.ion of a ff a i rs on the other sid e of the Elbe, even ,n the most distant manner. Froth the fron, tier. of Lattenbing we learn, that the clunbinvii French and banish army have taken a concentrat,. ,eil position between the Stefienie4 aodrnhooitz, According to certain information received front Eretin, the French General TittEeMit.T entered t h at C i ty on thu 1; i 5r1 ) inst. with three squadrons,. oenerai of Division viGLEily, who itad received orders to make a re connoi.o3:inee toe, and ZarelithOrn/ sends information, that after drivc " n "' l Y the small post% of olreivatiou, which fell back to, the twilit n d of their cavalry. contiisting Qf Cossacks, the llitter, consisting at th r e e hundre d itpoealt..l tit. 4 -they stood their ground, but .sooa,after fled 'to , (inflow', at the ~.•,•.kr tit' compa.ny of .inflintry, .whiCh. ;hat General ha4l placed., in tghbosealle. Wt pursued thcin',. ha; could not panic up with 0,104 until just ut the en• trance of the v.illtfge of Ondow, where they en : deavottred , to collect .t4emselvas,. General VlcK.E.uy )sen cominatuled a fresOnt; -- tack to be wade, which was exectitt.l by sixty Da nish Dragoons, udder Capt. Wtrynoo and Lieat 4 WARNECKO, This attauk Wi Made with SO much resointioa, that notwithstanding the enemy's superiority in numbers, rile Danish &agoutis entered Gudow whikt engaged with them, and we ,where th e y ra sabred. They w ere pursued altague to the.n e ther side of that f but Gentllli VICKM havin g obtained hi s end, he (mused his troops to re, turn. Five pyisoners, ten horses taken, and a fo r lerable number' of men and 'horses wounneu, are the - result o this small affair, .14s trot Wit the Danes a single wounded T.. NE, V/ An account his tree:; received, that the follow., H. ships weris left on the of ,finie last, iit Lat. 10.17.43-. L0ng.1 7 2. 23. W. ondv.r ennvoyof his Majesty's ships Sib Cavae and Indrfutigyr, He, viz.:— Retreat, Unjon (Yo u:zu ittANo), Totten b arn, Batavia, and 3101st; 11$O se vcria werchantmcn lB company. FALUOUTR, OUT. 10,---Arrived the Carteret packet, with a mail from the 13razils, In 42days, Ifis . ,lllajesty's ships Man; la Pique, and Mosquito, were to sail with convoy from Bahia, positively, 'on Sept. 7. The ille. , qpilm was to ItinvO BAN an the sth, to prepare the trade at Pernatulineo. The Lion private ship of war, Capt. Tuompsos,..was lost iu a gale of tvlad, July 10, off the Bar of Rio Real, coast of 'Brazil: Capt. T. with * two of his officers; came pessengers in the pneket.—,llls INNesty's ship /limes was to sail from Rio Ja. Pth.Attgast, with the ship Rose for Lon don. The Sandwich packet, with 4 mail, for Lug laud, put back to Rio, Janeiro, with the has of foremast and haw-sprit. The Prit4'ess Brazis Was lost at the same time as the 4,ion---cretv saved. HARwicu, OCT. PI --The Anclaund packet, Capt. MUDGE, has arrived this morning from Hy, ligol;nd, whence site sailed on Thursday last, and lnings a variety of reports, whielt appear at. pre sent as mere floating rumours ; sonic of them tn., terly unworthy of credit. Cesku.d, eml Zell are said to be occupied by the Russians in force. BUONAPARTE is reported to have been 'rounded on the ltirh, in the ham ; and on the ith a general attack is stated to have been made on all the positions of the Allies, in which the French were every where repulsed. The Saxon soldiers have, to the amount otraany thousands, joined the Allies ; and the Danes in liolstoi o , tired of their present connections, are consoling themselves with the hopes of being shortly re leased from their, allegiance to their Sovereign, and becoming snbjects of the Duke of OLDEN BURGH ; and, lastly, it is stated that 11.1m , 00 + ; has deserted his oh Master, and gone over t o the Caours Patrice, who, it is understood . , h ma rc h, ing towards Ifolland wits an Immen s e fo rce , , PotrrsmouTH, ()cr. 12.-- , Arrived the (opli rrs frigttto with a fleet front Lishcu ; also several sail of the Quebec fleet, that came tinder convoy of the Rota frigate ; the Comet front Newfoundland and, Wo/vcrbac from a etnize.—The two, vesselti mentioned by the Americans to have upset ; 4 ) 1 , squall met that, catastrophe by carrying too much much sail, in endeavouring to keep up with their flotilla while running away from the British strip," dron.—Several very strong detachments for thu army in the Peninsula embarked this day. VEAL, OCT. 12.-4-Arrived ais Maie4ty's sh:p Echo from Gibraltar, and sailed for the Sailed his Majesty's ships Arch,?r, Bermuda, Cud mus, and Pioneer, on a cruise off Bete hy Head. Fyi -- t; o'CLocK.--Arrived the Rota, frigate with a convoy worn Quebec, which arc sailed for the Myer_ P41.-nouTit, Ocyr.l.l.—;The Rota yesterday with part of th e Q ue b ec fleet, abo ut t o's sail out of 44, which she sailed it ‘vce - i„, since. Arrived the 4w/rang/ci t e fr:gaie ferw. - 1 crake. Baileti the 7' s oy !) of %ill. 0 .4 fleet, to the Eastward. Hut a., Ocr. I ..!--The /Iron and lietwer $lOOl4 of war, with their respective colifry4, s‘iiieft the Lim - niter for the Bahia on Tite..”lny.i.i,ust,, An. other convoy i, <<xptct to hal frt , m tbalm rtaley the 19th Julza 0,;(1! 11E% of and from Sundt!" IN f iti, tipposeci fig havv, 4o t ; r i ,„ derVii at spa, licr jolly-hoat iv,tstiett III) shore it NViittertote, aml ht r pieked up at sea hy a coci smack, It fearc t i lie. , rew have pei-isheti, • By atieunnts at , the Admiralty, Iva Ip4ro that the statetticuitS in soon! of 11.on(lay'4Paper, of 04 4 loss o f hi s nniesty's ship ['ensign, to the North or St. Domingo, in Angier s wits erroneogl its In tho crew—,the whole wa•re FliVed frOih the A letter from Prizt.--mater nt St. tieletw Alta. the Nintrort, South Pv.N Al toet 3Ster„ (Aken three Americio) ti.ll;tler44 o f which have ztrrire(l at the Isl4ml, tit;(4 t inh , T jo shortly espectell,