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CA -4 'r -• • \o , - 1 jro. 1 -•- - • `k 4 • 4,0 ' ; '4 Oll 1 1 V.. •V • 4 'X I / 4 'x' • a a )er, hi 411 t ~. ,;. 3~~ • l it the g t 4e keep' It ' ' . ' it I DAY,AI A Y 11 18/3 . yton•ivic' eleva , it 41 runtn. 04531 st3Cti,h-ItA.t ~~~ 'l' a very numerous MEETING of MER. lA. CHANTS, BANKERS, TIODERS, and other IN- , LIABrrANTs of - London, convened-by public advertisement, , for the purpose of raising a •SUBSCRIVPION to Assist the GERMANS in recovering their Independence, and held at the City-of Londop Tavern, Alai{ 22, 1813 ; His Royal Highnessthe DUKE, of SUSSEX in the Chair, On to 34th of !gay, in.shthheil, in 3 vols. Brd, fthe Prirntt : ind Public Ll l' l.l 1Y of M PENN y'rIiONIAS,CI4.I2.Ii.SON, M.A. Losittan i 'Printed far , 14brigman,:1-Itiriti 'tees, Orme, du 'Drown, Phtorssos.,tet , rOW*, Of whom tuay be ha, by the snow - Atathori. 1, The Hist os y of the 4.6ulitinn of thts Trzule s 4 vols, Bye: IL 4s. 2. A Portritit - ure of Qatikerierny three yds. Octavo) li, 79. boat•di. !iirt, 101 ihirei ACTED BUT ON{:l.. . TRF,AIII.4, .itoyAtj, Dltl;ltY-LANE. lIS PRESENT EVENING May 14, 1813, 4 I ".it ..,u,tieii se,i, r,,t. wir, Petform, for the secona , 1 . hew Serious Melrannt, in Two Acte, which has ',Jo t.' preparation, to be c4lled I'. I-1E RUSSIAN.. ' . To vitiki. will be added the Fare! of ' TURN !gun ~, whic h 0 tttli ifine ) the Grand Musical Romance of. 'KA. ••• , /44',1d)ri.;inal, Mns T i 4 c ( !fr p ott? l tl b te Scores of the late Mr. St(); :y new Scenery, - Drti.S .es, uud Det:pra .... . Il t t elarui P laces to be taken of Mr. Spring, Box Book -ti 14 tile °dice in. Little Russell-street, frdin Tot tdll r t 4 62 t -ruw, the new Melo-Drama of The Russian ; with 1144±i lusical Romance of Lodoiska, will he repeate Inag till further notice.. en; at thl e ltro, racer, MADAMg DE STAEL, WCiIiAJC" .LITERATURE, AI t,',N10110.: ui kIE4 LIFIL : Lately • In Two Volatnig, i,4 ice 146: '4 CT A VIEW of LITE.RAtURE, its lIVENCE, ,upon SOCIETY, &e. , • , • By ti; 1:1„E ST EL UOINTEIN, Author of Corinna, Depititnt, &cl To which are,prelixed, ' • . Memoirs of the Life and Writings of the Author. " We look upon•thilus the best at all Madame de Sttcl'4 Works, and we look upon her as beyond all comparison, the first female writer of her age,. Her Work contains a critimze DO a theory of all the 'Literature nil Philosophy in the " world, 'front the days ;If Homer.—Edinburgh Itev4ew, 'Printed fin' 11. (..:uitourn o , o, Conduit-;greet; sold also by George Eilinburgh ; and tl. Cunitainii Dublin.• - ~ fol avit, of thi ewisi,tl ) of t:.: vi.u;ce o r !;g3 ;ig:4l; ofc. - Alga if ilu r. o'ol )o ,itstS --.,,.....,..,... RRITISH FIRE-OFFICE, OTIC London, May it, 181 i. Eis hereby• • That it OZNELIAL to ur , given; . . e " 41 4 1 kl ` t r i af RitOPAILTORS of this ()lacy, will 0 ',"Ite,u'''IINESDAY, the 9611 day of 'lllity sustatitt at Iviti th e°4 at Noon, at their Office in the Strand, svitett l dit. Will be deciared fur the Half-year, ending,at Lady :.~: ROB 11 RT SKELToN, Secretary. :.: ‘ 4(41, 1? , LADY, by . birth, education, and i l re ua t 46 o iii schiey, ~.( 2entrmonutil, is froin a parti pets onistanee ( white - shalt be explaioed to any-respect i d e j lt ll) ( laiiircius of obtaining. the L3AN of ,Ciiio. to (1.- ti„ contritaed unknown to her Family ; siiontil this it q es of taly Lady or Gentleman ineliiml to Pb . ligg 41, 14, i4 1 bc reptiiit within eight Muntlis, and every oth.eir" lendertm made within her power, that May lie'requir t" , ' 4 4 to \ k ‘ .. ••I. Ooldo-Cross; Chjting-Cross.•••• • . 4wlDbkv wc)NIAN, ittinetl of Forty' alveatintites situ‘ktion 110138 %.E,EPER to. a ,h;tillie an tiV 06 the' hous,:aoldVork c" have Uidyt".64racter fr4rit iicr last sit itition• • ../unes, No. _ tits_ Leter* (lont-pli(i) to W. W. at Mt. c nca-stteet, tonunqeitti-road. • jt.)thi Labourer,RAT,. h Who F lived in the Ntighbilurhood'ii-r at 4 :I Wlll 2 ?PIY ° near the ertfor shire. hi .$;*11 1 • ` 4- :. thing to Los teztr . Di some , . • . 4 ...-4.4.-.. Mill' Wlt tqacs. - ' I,: e f i t n i t l: l l s ,. g .. re , at . pi h .Metrapoti4` erie"lent attention of the Chat 'table . is mast anxiously .it of i t '" e "ulY inent i ll D Q4 18 , - iin the North Wes!. i l „ „ , tait h i, i 'am +twilit ••• • - ... .. . ma , ay solicited to 1 ,i ti . ii4euilti. iiiiitalion, no leas thun forty-two industrious Ilkl ll4l ll ii '. 1 " 1 Y..;',/nOttyed iii orcrvidinz the means of sul'` , ,r''s bare to latri . ' 'eir 14111111ei ';have suildenly- - perishetl . l i T t l e art o i r I i naL __ ~ . .1411., us sorrow and misery; 1 ni. .. , ~. 4011 ih e " 44 ") , ltid 102 Ciiikircii Are thrown destitute orpnall 3 k_ .uarld! tkEA 4334 54 s a' •• „o r , ... tic . 0 -Isastrous anti octe •re .i's ;unparalleled in 11 1 ,1,4 1 '," )ittil lt i i:it o9 , of that . the unhap py' cottn' try n i " many of ;liiott, " din. --)Anfortune, ar e r.mi e red totally , destitute of 11 ,, lift: h i ," ~,k - -,..tera b :ire at an Cc' been 'tlepriyea of property ktYlll'd.l,44 ft liaration or their leitic% T thus it. utaY ilo • 7 1 61" ':44 411 , a " l lecOtoe could u ‘..,j e ets of public .c,con -441 M'itai i c , th - & i t . h 4 ial ret e ournarnity of the Public hAS iklrtM4eCll l it l IV,p o *rld and Seotlarol; with considerahle . succe Shand I 'llft. t 't ll 4t Wlle(e charity is fcri with such unbounded 14,14444%4kt ev enewill . nnt 61 iess . layourable : ' '...... , c , ) 'telitt‘.oti,is,will he received by ....„,,,,;„!:itn.Nlall. Messrs. Morlaou mu c►. i i L'o 11 , 10 _ • - - . . • 4 4 eto yh aS,PATENT BRITISH SiIIItTING-CLOTH; • 4fiteettre of the Ititi,l in. the United Kingdom. 1 4/ Esiablisherl, 80g: ' • ,8 p h iLintif sine from its co4nneneement.has.been - I t4 t Poler, 4, ,tottli with 4 stew for Sale to private Families I)E i s 'itue`, and is now -brought to a dcgrce of "extol itxkllerfection unequalled, ;and sold at alitint half the : I„ttrp.ll Linen '`ltay a4UPIed .for .oll•SeasOns and . Climates it-, tile effects incident to the 'cltung,es of the At 'l%lvhich every other description of Shirting Cloth trod dsro.;„ ta r iihdir and beautiful whifenesse (after fire years tottilmitill unriv any alled. trtid „theProirrirts',r Pledges himself. purchaser who .xp eerience any" de heti 'itt th.'e,itiuttlities.far j athich it 18 recontmended. %L atentee's Original Warehouie, t 5 t, theapside ey al , And „by app ointment. ritqlaiditig, luwell, l-Midi and no other ll'ouse in 1..,nd0n. I, s ( !O)C1 'anti k,ornpanv respectttillY v , wM tip!, "r e to mentio"utt His Ildrutll,S corini,og '4 41 111 4 '''''"Ins of th e MAONIFICie.NT GAti,Elll , Winch h r ills triti us of hir salt, the - stile' and,g-enuine prnpVrtY ut f Vortuite and Fashion, atxd . which were reutor- , i 411.11,,:n8eat itt the Count ry, are now , arrivrd oird n ool Bement of. th eta will take place wtth the lot, ~,spl uer, ! Inch, coileiit,,it with they justice slue to - thrar sm. heauy. glittre, at the same time, to state, that from the k th i 7.uittlitent that prevails of, the importance of their :04g4i7eisupittiolk that will nitt tli."l4)9`nted:/' and flin already expreastdlowards them,. it will be no (,4lkrsuli'dten. the doors iittliscrimluatidy arid, tht . trefore, 4 1, Se 4 t l t liel44 Wittqa without being ill Po'$e""!"-°"' 014,itt pulthe will ? it ifi'nrcoritted, for their aNyocon frolu'ilk''',i;ti.,r,t, „ lu wleilge th e provriety of this measnre.' ,. 41, kr„o,ll7Y toiseoncetion that mikcht spot Unset 4., 4 ,4% tin retti3.,l, i also respeotti7matedt . "Nit whu ßt P*4 mined tit view any part 'of the Collection, is finally arranged and announce"; for view. hb OR 'OtA)S, RimumNrisms, • JAmEsss ANALEptic pi - Lt.' s, from ta,,: r4 4 Atti• ti n 4s uc y ~rt. AO t, ti'll' 4°4 te 4 II CY 10 op ' en the, pore ! t , and ~ . ' t it ' l l e a il l i t u l a m _ mi s oi lit y tons', ar e the hest re.niedy fe . r cou.ts, from , . 1... it,utte4i - - reve..,;..,„„ ThinriThrs 'which 11,:se . f if ol d. lki4l' I crioritti,t, I,: hey ruts p r quidbi ex , ellent for ea . tit h 1 04 414 . * I f , C 1 ' Billollr, and other coin , i ti ot 0 11 ,, e , , <tni f„t• , 011.. , y, f the 'corise , 'let ti t- t ' F n micicli and tlitiwet.i, too 0..'.: ,, en . .t . 44tu• .ret•liviit . A . .u,rai Faitliir Aledlettie ,t” , y 'til "ttikikt . l'' ' " g` .. " '•s i .nt for tra °4 A ti / 4 :44 they are particularly eons I .ri t, l A N " :le . :,-.L'n'Y 0 Wit re faire any'contill'mt ' l t' , ~. 1, I i,„i p; ',,,r,' I:'.l4.‘shery irnd Sun. in " 4 t. I'du,!, `l,4'r„.tc:l - ''q fie ' t t - ' n ' 3 ' Ild ti ihix, .i:Olit ' itiliii;g t Wl' tY 'I , " P " l4 3 .'- '4 I.)'' 1114,,f4,--4.l4isift4e the liuuse•, oli.,e‘vu that the INinii: '' " t ~,.it r4r l 41° ori. front Chinii:- . oic. '1'...) be 1 , 4 d t►lsu at • 4.44.1 ' ..14Utiii rif iiruto,,,-street. The following Resolutions were. unanimously agreed to: • Resolved,. •. • Ist. That the spirit trf manly rti4stance against oppression, which, in consequence‘tif 'the glorious .eimarnplei of the liussian nation, and the success. of their arms, has - lately burst forth in the North of Germany; oughtto he.eneouraged. 2el. That all who Yeti immterested-in - the cause of humanity, in the fate of Gem-Many, and in the welfare of Hanover anti of the irlanseatic towns in particular, he now c.:lled upon-to avail thentselves of 'this opportunity to' manifest.their Übe ralityin the, succour of ithe oppressed, by it seasonable sup port to the mmewiy - raised patriotic Levies in the North of Ger, many,. amid by such early encourigoment to assist in Imindling a general flame of national ardour; which it is fervently hoped may lead to the speedy-emancipation of Germany. 3d.'That a subscription be immediately opened. - 4th. That a Committee be appointed to curry the objects o f this Meeting into effect, with fall poWer as to the nikimier of sending the proposed succour; and that a Cominifteeof Gen tlemen be no* mianmed for that purpose, havipg the liberty to add to their number, and that five 'Members shall bc a quorum. • .• • •••• Atl That the Widows and Orphans of those Germans who have fallen or may fall sacrifiCes to their loyalty and patriotism, he among the especial objects of the attention of the Committee. . , , President, His Royal Highness the DUKE of SUSSEX. , •,, COMMITTEE. '''' . • - - His Itoyal Highness the Duke Sir ' Jelin Perring, Bart. of Cambridge. RoliertThoraton, Esq. M.P. -Ills 'Elicelletey Coact :dun- Sir C. Pluer. lhirts " ' ' • ster. - R. NV Kerretl, Esq: Sir Robert Wigriun, Bart. K. Finlay, Esq. M.P. J. j. Angerstein, Esq. Al/ralliilU Maio, Esq.- . William, Mellish, Esq. M. P. Cy.: Desisme, Esq. George . Best, Esq.' • ~. li. IlarniesW, Esq. . . J.; 14;4 M. Haile-, . . John C'eareti,.Egq. • . • Henri Smith, L.q. John "L'yler, Esq. Rev. Mr. (iiese. . - J;icon Untie, Esq.. .I.4l,4ltucher,'Esq. - . John George. itidte, Esq. • ' H. L. Bucker, Esq. . '. Morris Oppenheimer, Esq. P. Cot/tutu/nu, Esq. . ". George Meyer, Esq.. . Thomas Roveroft; Esq. ..' ' George-Rai/kir/fp:Lig. - • Edward Simeon, Esq.: - . - Jter: :sir. Koper, .• . ' d .Georgu Soltau, Esq. . . - E manue l (; •04 ,41hardt, ‘ , q. , ~, James Meyer, Esq. ' . Henry ‘Viliiiou Smiths 'sq. SehastionFridag,-.Esq: ' :1, i . Liebenrood,.Esq. , : 1 D. A. Goldsclunidt, Esq. . Thonkis flint:l4er, Esq. -4; Robert. Tavlov, Esq. •, J. P. 11, Hagedorn Esq. .7 . I). it uccan - , Esq. • , J. C. Splitgerher, Esq. • lklagens 1/orrien :siege/is, girl. Claille Scott, Esq. Jahn I-Lodgson, Esq. ',. Harman Mertens, Esq. . . .IC/clsylas Alb. Nlartinius, Esq. • . '• ‘ ' .- • ' . - J. A. LEGER, Ste. . . • Amount of S)ibseriptitins already advertised 40,005, 2 6 His Royal Iligliness the Prince Relent - 1000 00, His Royal liiglineis the Dike 'of dark_ ' - 105 0 0 His Royal Higlineis the'Du he of Kent e.. .105 00. His l',,fyal,Higliness. the. Duke of Sussex ' - 105 0 0 1-lis'Lt.,,yal:Higlitrelli'the puLis of Cambridge 106 0 0 'A well-wisher, hylhe hands - Of his 11./yal High- . :.tress thelhike of ,Cambrid g e, - - ' 105 0 0 Bank of England ...- „,..,, , - • - - 1000 00• Lord 'lBriiitww 'I , - - • - - 6V 10 0 , ...e .. Lord Eaßiley - - - - - ` 105 J 0 Plannix . Fire 'Office .. - - .44 4, 105, 0 ()- London Assurance Company, -.. Co.i- 2lO 0' 0' blessrs'. Steph. Thornton', Brothers, and c 105 o o General Janus Bakour, 83d Foot ~ - "r. 21/ 0 0 U /min H e atheOre, Esq.- ' - . -„-, •-, . 52 10 0 , t70,111..ia w. Samler, -. .. _L. iti 0 0 , - • ... C. Citiaakes •-• . - A. C. Giese, Esq. ' 4.; '! - • - ' - 25 0 d Nlessor..S. Fridagismi.Boareard .• . - - 50,, 0 0 Two Irishmen; per W.. K... rsels, EA. ~, , • 9 -0 0 Messrs. Peters, Sehlia, Hintse,• Lindenberg t. anti CS: per' the hoods of G. D.'llintze, Esq. 100-", 0, 0 ?steam's. - Goi)dhurt and Lawrie - - 80 0, 0 Workinginen of ditto -- - . - - . 10 .0 0 'Elliott snd Rucker - ' - - -' - 10 0:. 0 iVorking men. of-do. :. - - '- . - 4 .0e 0 Bev. Dr. Herbert... Marsh '.:- . . - • - .10 10 0 hiessrs, Morsh; ittere, and Co. '. - - It ..t.) 0 John Janes, jitii. Esq. - - •• • '5 's' 0 • Sir John Perying, • llaq. Shaw, Bather, and Co. ' . rel . to. , 0 -Sillscriptiotitt .of the Trade of Sugar .Itelluers, eta received by th • , - - ti b eirCoitlittee. 'First list.:— - ,Cl,loaf 6- 0 . „. .. Subseriptidniriire receivi.:l4by Committee at the City „of London Tavern . rhet ween the 1 ionr of Twelve rind TU'o, at the Bar of the l'averit ;at lloyditi ;at Messrs. norrion and Co.; I.l . fiwn and Co. Swith, - Payne,. tit;l ti.*tulthg; lto harts' anti' Co. ;- Sic J. Parriug, 'Shaw, and Cn ; Coatis and Ca ; 1 rattint4trileytt and Co._; anti t uttker Thititiert of thn, Metrorulk ; :and ity Eig. Treatuter, wrint6e . VonfittleB-11111. - . ' nitANSCOINIB respectfully advisvi .tite tunatt Adventurers in the Itrfsent..VYrTEiltY to pur chase or l'icehnolge their Prizoi for ondiwwn TiehetserSheres. at the Lucky Otitce; 140111191VN DAM, is the first-drawn Ticket above L.4o..Next Tuesday, the ißth inst.. ' • "Iltitist.be at le.st, • It way he 1.,20,040, „30, 3 00, • 44i4 very probably L.40/100. The Wheel is extremely conteino , L,20;000 . 3 • &c. &c. • TO BE SOLI) by Orticr ii rf At i 7 l K re N A. E sTi.g . nves of . .10IIN HUNT, • a:Bankrupt, in' the eriurse of the . next Month, by PUISLIC AUCTION,. . . i t,:.LE - .4.5E o f a CAPITAL PIVELLING -.. . LW' HOJ.JSE, situate at HACKEY, in Ord Cdunty of Middleso:, now . oecupied as an ArMlenty for young Gentle . : , li en; together . with ()amens and out-how:es 'thereto belong ing, cif not disposed Of be(ore.that time by POP•itt contract). together also with the Fut.trifurc and Fixtures thereon-to be taken!, at a fair valuation. . ... , . • Fin furibi-v . Particalars, inquire ni-Mr. Mouncv, 46, Wood street, Cheat's's& ; .111 r. Lawsrtp, Loadon-tivids,..ilackney 1 in. - Mr: MeDowall, Cleveland-street, in the parish of .!raint Pancras. . , • . . Mt.T.4 . ICAI4S, I,t'XTRA(MitITNIARY. Orritit Nov Patent HARP LUTES - the . first portable InstrUnients ever Invented to imitate in sonad arid variety of Ilaraiony,thot of tin real Milli, and What ren ders inure destrabh., the tof I.lhying them may b . . 0 acipirod by only a few daya Application. .I.,;:idit• will also , dad them very eonvenient_to talc to elicit' cOuntry ie trcaus..ll travelling, mid to take abroad, &c. _ Arc to be had only of Mr. E.l.,ight: (Inventor), 8, Foley place, Cavendish-viatire, Wher4 tat& TCCUIS of Instruction, may be kno n. FOIL BILE AND INOIC3ESTION.- , ..IIALLAWS BILIOUS PILLS. TH 's" . •14 are purticillarly rocom m ended in allitilloos Complanits, whether arising from a weak or deranged .iction Of the 4atonrocli, from, Colds, whereby the . Seeretion.4 Bile is obitrocted—or from Exct i „ Emio4 or Drinking, wherelo the Bile isLrootleri4l acrid and coi roAive, and regurgitated to tkoNroontch , causing Sickness, Jaundice, 'Windy Disorders —I Iu Habitual Costiveness, a sluggish State of the Bowels, Sick liend JAch, and also dining l'reguoney, they may be taken with singular gond effect, Price 24. lA. per hox, doty included. • sold. w h,i cs aie and 'read by Shaw and Edwards, Oa, Sr, Paid's ChUrchlardi Lotidolt, ._ .0 1 * IFITIE CaIINTEitCIAL HALL WINE COM, a... PANT, !Skinner-street, London,(established in ill" Year 1808); be leave to solicit the attention 'of theliubi lity, Gentry, and Puttlit in general, - to their very low Pricey for tht CHOICEST 'WLNES, GENUINE SPIRITUOUS LI tIUORS," PRMIEST Da rrLED ALE, and DOURVE 1111.0.WN srovr,. for newly Money only, which Will he degtered to Order, fret of expeure, to part of Lontlort.: Per Dozen. Good Port Wine, warranted" to have been eix yet-Isin'. the wooda.' new in bottleer 13, to the L. s. rt. !Vasco:. : ............ ~ . ' . 210 0 oClioice Old P0rt,,12 - to . the Dozen, not crusted . 2 13 0 *Curious Old Pert, warranted to have. been five : ytal.Biu bottle, 12 to the Dozen. .' '' 117 0 oVe e ry strong old.Cruetell Rom Portovarranted to keep:Ohl:lsV yours,. . - . Good ;filter y, 13 to the ' Dozeii ~2 14 0 *Very Fine Old Ditto, warranted to . have been eig - htyears iii the tlutti 13 to the Dozen., 2 1t 0 pine Vidonia, I:3' to tife Dozen ' ' ' 10 0 *Fine 014 Antral. Nladeira 13 to the Dozen 2 13 0 *bidet Old West India I.);t!tu; 13 tit the'Dozi.n ..: 8 6 'O . !*Curiottalk Fine:East...lndia Nl:Wein-a, warranted to he 12 years 01d.,-12 to the Dkizen • 4 0 'East-fintiit SiterrYl 12 to the Dozen : ...; . t Claret of the fittest ytality and flavour, 12 to 1 ' the Dozen ' ' . * Very FUly lrich and Dry Lisbon, 43 to the Dozen 210 0 Ditto ditto I% ountain, 13 ditto -2 6 0 *Finest White Noyetin, 1.2 ditto r. 1.• *DiltoTink Ditto, 12 ditto ... - 2 111 0 Dittrtold Ruin Shrub, le - ditto ~~ *Curitms Old Port, of the. Vintage of 1806, of the most exquisite flavour, per Pipe , • ... 151) 0 0 liallPipe Quarter Pipe *Very fine Old Sherry, six' years in the wood, pnr ?Inn. . 119 ,0 0 Half Hutt . Quarter [lntr. • :3l 0 0 *Fine Old %Veit India Madeira, per Pipe FLO Pipe Quarter Pipe .. . , . Per G.silou. Fine Flrivoured pepe c b, • " • • 0.11 6 .1)Itio Old Strong Ditto t 4, Ditto.,very 0 14 fi Ditto ditto 4iirtiaica ltuin . 0 1G Ditto ditto tiollands 1 13 0 Per Dcizen. 0 8 f; Stoiit, AI to thi.! Dozen • •• • • •Fire iNd Ate, ,wkirranted 22,M0nt6 old before 0 ID 6 "Finest, Dutton Ate,, ditto.... ~ ' • rer (Lakin. !Very ViiriOos:Conitie 'Brandy, warranted to be ten I 15 0 Fw Itou'red 01'114110 • 014 6, •Fitit;: old B. *Flue ell4.l.nritiill Those:Articles walled I , are Out pe.Cutitpitny iccutulfrod as Nbeing of a Toorc b.:11464 siiiality than ulna is getier4l l y sold, and of the tiaest Aaron**. ; rr Per I)ozen. '*Fine flavoured Vitt de Grave s . *l4to liars{( • Du, • "' 755. Otl ! *Old Ifoeli . *Ditto Ca l/ti .. 'ltipe Champagne ' Do *Noyeau .... .. Do ' 160 A. Od.. Por the eonyer4eney of these ,Faluitie* who prefer their Vines lit Pints, and fur Cotinoisiouis in ;superior `the Col»pluty hose Itele.eted the most Curious : Wines,' and ides: the rollov, ing as the 'most choicsi. that cait be pro. dueed *Fine West India Mldeira, 12 pints to the dozen; 3as. *OM Fastindiu ditto, of the most exquisite It sour and • quality, te dittO,Ass. • • *Ditto MalnieSey,DAto,4es; . "4. • „r ecarce qua tityo2 ditto, .653. • *Fine,Old Dry Lisbon, IQ diltoss. *Ditto 'Caleavella, dos., • . *Ditto Constaistia, very rare quality, *Port Wine, newly h4tled, from the eines( selected Pipe; of .-the'f,vosnite vintl of It3dG, 11 ditto, Mltn. *1)1tto, of the'rnost rare . sort, bottled from the •t curious Old Wine in :the Islogdona, thitt has I.im iii n body near 20 years: Tbhi :Artiole leas ail the suftlie;;l and tiavour„of the . most rare Wine, mai is tsorthy the attenti ni of the first Cull ;wit:sears, 1 2 ditto, *l,w4cioili Shrub, made front the finest Flavowed Old Rom, ' *ltlpe Fuft: Flavoured Double Brown Stout, 12 ditto, As. CZ 4 Curiffus Mellow Ale, warronted two. ykars; ohl before hot tldtl, but ofthe softest flavour, 1-.1 ditto, . SCHOOLS.' - This Day . Nyas i publisttc4, price Italf-Twro.' . .., LETTERS • on the ALINAGErKEN',I I and tCO - NOMY• of SCIIOOLS I addressed' to . a Young Clergy- Inariont conimeitaibg - a,Seminary in the vontitry; including it Systetn of lituilieg, and a, Classification of Books, regniAite for the: Waimal fetid exteuiled - Education of professional - null Corn ni,rcial Mills; _being the result of the Author's twenty tire year's experience', in • his Establishments, at Mansfield and Wimbledon. • ~ , . .• . ' fly the jler. S. CATLOW, • ;''r • Lute Master .of , tlite'Literary and Coin lieret•Atltebool at• Mirnsaelcl atol Wimbledon. 'Amidst the multiplied injects on WhielaloOlts Lave , been Addresaed to public notice, no work having the evidently useful purpolite of tlitse letters, evtr heafb*t el3itned public attentAtio, Na bulijeet; at the'same time, calla more imperi ou,!y for seriouiroUtr4idaratiOn IrOirt the numerous 'persOns, male rind female, who are intcreltecl in the success of School akililnuents. • . SOlll by I'. Under*oml, - -81; Fldet•strett,, and to b had o: all bitolitlierg and . . . . . . • •- - 'Phis Day was pnblislied, In Elephant Quarto, price 31. as. boards, owl in Royal Folio, ' price 61. tax. boards; Parr 1. of .. . • ' THE CIVIL Ati.Cill'rECTUltE of Vlrat- J laps i co mprising those I.L.olts .of tlic Author which relate to tlic public - and, private Attliites of the Attelents, translated • ' • Ilv WILLIAM IPILKINS, iSI.A.F.A.S. ` Late VellOw:of th.lnrille anti - Cala, C`ollege, Catnbridsc ; Au thur of ' the " Atitistnities of Nltigna. GrSteia. Illustrated by muntei.ntoi Enrivingg, with an Introduction, containing tut.llistoricall/jew of the Itise-aad Progress otAr chitecture amongst the Greets, - • • , Printed .for,Longnunt s . I•koret, Itees, Orme, :m(1.140%1'1, Paterooiter-row, , at the Hritish Gallery, 54, New Bond 'Street.. • ~ . . - • • ' ' Of whom. may be had, by the same Author, The Antiquities of Alvgua Gracia, ht I Tot. Inqierial il!ustr4ed tty 55 Engravings, price tut, tus, • 11EF.Ct'1 DICTIONAVS of POP&LAV, MEDICINE; , • I Ins Day was publllLed,in. SW, A new Edition, with Additions, price 16s. bnatfll4,Qf A Pit AVIICAL ICTIONA at POPIJI,AII. 114.: NtErnciN eotuotliertdiog the different Brunelle* of The Heating Art, so fur its They relate to thy Preservation of Me Health of Milli, residiuk , in different (.liinates, and en gtsetl in different o,...cuinstjuni, a welt titt: gt:tierrsi Treat ment of Wu:Discuses' and Accidents; Anatintil, Pttp ably, Surgery, Midviifery, rtnirontcy, Diet, Cloathing, Extr else, &r.. &c. Bq WM-MAD' itELCV, Peinted for Loinointn, Horst, Itees, ()raw, and Brow's, 14ferttoiter-rowi and at theltritisn tiallery, 54,,N n eAv on(1- treet: Of whom maybe hod, by tire same' Author, Nit.tie4l,fainitle, for ttte Ust of t CLergy, Heads of rawities, Sniinarie*, anti Young Proditioneri in Vitysoir.,. con taining the Intett Viscoverica itt Mdlqiut• st 'new E dition cht ikg th! Ninth) with con44teral4l4 price 10s. (id. oahht. . ' • ".‘ fItENC II k).l.‘,.l)EltS. ~, i • , ; (FtIRTIIER EXTRACTS.) We make a few further extracts from the Frenflt Papers receked on Wednesday night. They con,- tam. no important intelligence ; but the artiele4 from Vienna'atfordit further proof of the artitieei resorted to by the French Government in order to inipose on the people Pranec.s belief that the Austrians, ate` still heartily engaged in support of Buonmparte. .foll Owing are the extracts to which we allude - • " • ViEinga', APRIL .Russians have marched troops upon the fron.ticrs of Bukowine. and Galicia, threatening upon this point the Aos'- trian territory. Their' Generals have published • along the frontier an order-, by it is'prohi hited to all Anstrian subjects to enter the Russian territory. No more •merchandize coming from the hereditary Austrian States is any longer to Ire ,‘ We - are assured that Government has given ' orders fox organising a new corpof reserve to re inforce the Army of Observation in Galicia aml Bohemia. ' The' Government likeivise directs its attention towards the Servian territory: • We sluirtly expect here PrincaSeliwartien berg, tin his return froill Paris, and we are itisured he will resume his' functions its Cormnander in - Cidef of the auxiliary corps: This corps has heti . several skirmishes with. the Russians in advance tit (Sloniteyr, Mari 7.) ~. ~.. " Meisien, April " 1 had the honour of km addresiing you on the 20th inst. The same day- treceltred an ,order to make a journey to Bayreuth ovhiikeLA immediate ly prOcteded. Lat,t night I retiyos#33ere. "J. position of the elleillVOylitriS bitelto that it is impossible, for an instkuum ,tluitht the most happy success to the Freneti"afffirEs. Misun derstanding strongly prevail, between the 1143- sian and PrllSSiall Generals--M,essys. Stein and nardenherg, hare embroiled thektselves. M..De • Stein Wished that General D'l r oWk should be snb.., iect to General Wittgenstein's orders, whilst lardeitherg wished that ,b`yorc .t. should coup-' inatici all the Prussians, with the exception ,of those which came, from Silesia. The King of priwia, has done his utmost to reconcile Generals Wittgenstein anti ,D'Yorek, but to little purpose. " Blucher's corps is cOmposed of 8,000 inftutry. The 131.1 C, Legion under the ()Hers of Lutzow and Peter,ilort is commanded,l know not by whiit Pri4sian Prince , it•consists' of 800 hOrse of the black legion, three rep,intents of hussars, the blues, brown, and, green, cuch 400 strong, a itgiment of cuir,e,hiers CQl46ting 0f,400 hotse, and three or ',four batteries of artillery.. General Blucher ltus for, his Chef d'ttat De-Schartthorst, and in his suite the three Pruss,iarf Princes. , • • • This corps is abs' ()lately in want of everything. They thought that the inhabitants would have fur nished every tiling necessary for sOldiell Without I arms, atm withoUt clothing, but they much deceiv. eil themselves'. Thet4ferings are very inconsiderable, The Saxons have entirely refused to contribute to this expence, The country of Bayreuth, where they expected to bare been .well supported, has not given a sous. In respect to Chiefs, they con sist orpvple of the . first quality. The - remainder is composed of the very refuse of the population. Young Lords have each, one, two, or several do mestics lighting by their sides. The greatest in discipline prevail in this corps d'armee, so that the superior Prussian officers . , who have the in struction of it, arc already Tersuaded the attempt will not succeed. ar.e very exacting; they alipear to hio:e..e.fitirpty changed their sybtern. In piocu of contenting thenielves.,, as -forinerly, with Ott most sitnple, food ; they nova- requite o jot: miod c at il ltc ll , :e i e lvir f irt r , l ll l 3 miaii:an•goity,sttli::ittsw;od,rti h 1111 3: 11 e Cili n IQ ‘ I f r' o : I c i e ) li ii r9 e ed wed e b il 141 h any effect. '.rhe Russians hems at this time witll- c oi n i n t :e " :i ' lel az, c il e ie : ' ) If put u li e cli a famine vt"'Ytni• iu regUisitio ,` hi regular reared in thin The Silesian remained to bisie e and the other places occu pi e d b y the g advanced guartinf t fr ihin s n i( a je nc o le f d t l h l G u e b n e e . ral T S h t e . P 3a ries p t o , w ha o s f a c i ll T i i: t :e s s lo k * :: on the 23 at de Paris. May $. Tli E •-• :litE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. • 0•M U ltitolir" EVENING, May 15, 1813, 4 h{ ','n performed, for tlio 16th tinie,.a Dew Coaled}, • tli t h EDUCATION. Af t . tr ._,!alinl y new Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations. Al be perfornied, for the 28d time, d new Grand Iltlo-Dramatie Romance / Called . ALADDIN; • :t.br, ll. l )r) THE IVONDERFPL LAMP. Nl3ellineyv, D re s ses , & c . a re entirely new. A ki !,i";; ; 1 „ o ' . 6 'edy; called Education, will he repeated every dh, th the new Meln-Dramatic ltoutance, ..called ',Tile on Lamp. -