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ver ll 77‘ , l -~... • „•:. ..~ - T, _' 7. . .`. 3 , '!\ -;.ft 1125 ) VAUXH ALL. u n d.r the Patronage of Hol Royal Highnets the PRINCE of WALES. ON FRIDAY NEXT, August 13, will he ORAND GALA, and William Ex lillnuon • of l FIRE WORKS —Admi=cion, t 'I . ! I EATR &ROT AL HATARCEI'. T HIS PRESENT E VENING. a Aitgwst 11106, will prevented, the New Musical Picce, called, he CATCH HIM WHO CAN! 11. e Ptinci;sal Charade' by Mr. Whitfi.'d, Mr. Liston, PAr. Taylor. Mr. Mathews; Miss Tyre?, Mrs. Gibbs. Aft e r w h i ch, the New Comedy, irk three ads. canal, FIVE MILES OFF ; OR. THE FIN3XR-POST. The Characters by Mr Chapman, Mr.Fawcett, fair, Mr Rae, Mr. De Camp, Mr. Mathew', Mr. Denman, Liston ( w.th a Swig), Mr. Hattori, Mr. Menage ; Mrs. Yowell, Mrs. Gibbs, Mira Tyrer (with a Rang.), &c. To which will be added, the Bu THUMB:rlesque Torbay o f TOM Nadi., Arthur. Mr. FuUett ; Lord Grizzle Mr Liston; Mr. Grove; Needle, Mr. Tesler ' Tom . Thumb, Muter West. Queen Dollalolla, Mims Tyrer; Prince.' Nun- IlAws Tavrnr. ' - PORTRAITS OF THE LIMIT::: AND THE DEAD. 41,.• Owing to the highly-lattering reception thio Easton&ln ais honoured with, by a fasiminible and OVerfialtilig , on Moodi e lau, it will be tepeated, for the second To morrow Evening. THE URGE THEATRE, LYCEUM. TO -MORROW. THURSDAY , Augtv 14, UM, Mr PALMER, of the Theatre-Royal, Drury- Lane, will de:lver an entirely new species of Entertainment, ha Thee Ails, called. POR'rRAfE OF THE LIVING AND THE DEAD. Written by a popular modern Dramatist; the Characters p a inted by De Wilde, with appropriate Apparatus. The Band by Mr. Genitalia., and the Company of Pandean litustrels Wnces, ea... Pit, 9s 641.—G•Nrry, The lino,. •.. be ii,.eis at &wet. sod the Performance to begin pieziarly at Eight &Clock I-Pieces' to be taken at the Lyceum, Strand, from Eleven to Four. CARRIAGES en SALE, at WILLIAM BUR- N," HAND'S, 3 .Old lord-sires{; three faahionelele new Curri•ho ; two sycond hand ditto ; a neat li g ht Phaeton, with Patent Atletreve, &c ; a peat t enet? of Gip, Spurting Car it.ges, and random', with Names% 4cs. all ready for use, finished to CA shape and colour. W B. 'gorge Gentlemen that his attepding to the asith frtj he Carriages, enables him to warrant them at isoderate P rices M ••ehann, or Captains of Ships, will find them worth their petite, ow naripectiou. N R N.. content with N 0.91, New Bona-street. THE Nobility and Public are re‘peefully knitted, that I.ARDNER'S GENUINE PKEP kit ED CHARCOAL, whieli has acquired such g e2t reputat on as a Dentifries, is tonne diferent from that bull ender *he sumo nano lit hi: late Shopman, Ale x ander M•. Lardner bat ant only made a coosnerable improvement in the above reparation since the said Alike let bins, but its% also prepauld a Solution of Omani. which, front the Ivry great *amnion.° it has already experienced. he flatters himself will continue in bo found a valuable acquisdien in pmmoting the efficacy el the P. , low. Awl in °weeding fraud inpatti, Le. Leary box of 1014111 4.6 CitfltlilND PrPROP eltercoal, a , rl bottle-of Solution, * signed en ghat label " am Lards," in his or.. hand- Writing l none others can be genuine Printed direetiona for their use, and obnrvations upon the in•merring properties of Chows!, accompany the ati , ri• repararions. Sold wholesale and retail, by E. Lardner (safe Pmprietor) Chemist to the Duke and Duchess of Yoik, corner of Albany, Pic:24oly, and retail, by his miiminimvnt, by twist Chentuits sod Perfumers throughout the United Kingdom. MORE CAPITAL rttizts, And five Thou...id Iris Tickets than tact State Lottery. The ISNIA awn IteketeltitleA to TEN THOUSAND POUNDS; X:LOthef Oe. ial Prises me afloat. PURCHASERS of TICKEI'S and SHARES will have the opportunity of obaining all the Cao.:al pfqV did they iturehare before !ha Diacritic commences ',hp!. will be vs t , e 13th of Etnoiter next.—llie Schein' ritom serial Advalsaces of TWENTY i !MUSA ND POUND PRIZES. TF.N fIIOI.I3AND POUND I'BIZBS, FIVE THOUSAND POUND PRIZEn, dre. &e. To fct.ner Lotteries of 4riubla the Nu.nber of Tickets. 2 ~000 Tickets N., other State Lottery t,, be OtIVIII this Year. SCHEME. No. of Friars. V:due of cart,. Total Value. 5 3 0 1,04 540 100 2.000 50 4,100 tome° now, L 101, 1 '00 Turku& mil Sham: are cel Sale at cagey Lottery tilSc.e. TI , ket Platt Quarter .. . 2 0 Sixtee.ltb - 1 6 0 MO the Public—KE:(NO I and BI.AKF., No. SS, St lims:..trott, Proprietors of t.,e pantie pre pa.ed Charcoal D•nt , fetee bee to claim a preference of the public favour, tliniu ; ;li the AFFIDAVIT " Alexander Blake, ol St. J•mes's-stieet, Pieea.lilly, Drug. raaketh oath, and with, That a certain chein.cal common ' on, denomeiaird. Prepared Charcoal; now vende I to the Pub- I z, and recornaleadrd for . 116 pe.. ohm' qualihe. ia civilising and S'entlytila ti.e Teetn and Gums, and of which Mr 1 dinund Lorimer, of No Sh. Piccadidv, claims to be the isle Vopnetnrs us , bi ht,,, (this deponent) introduced to the shop of the said La mod La:doer, to Puce...ldly, aforesaid, and the ingredients cornasned m the ticipe for, and the manner of making up the tone cr.miiionicated by him (this deponent) to the said Ed mund Lardner. " ALEK.%NDFR BLAKE. " Sworn at the Gui;dhidi 4 the oty of Loudon, this 10th day tat Julie, 11106, before me, " JAltl ES SHAW, Mayor." K. and B. further beg to intrude on the notice of the filo l sility ar.d Gentry, by asauting thein, that 'ler Dentifrice is calculated mum efectmal.v to whiten the Teeth end Weft, we the Gums, be. log am areestak amiserAie, perfectly sale in it's me, and finitely tree from any dead—hue ,ittu.inon of their prepare' Ctiartmal is daily proved by a rapid and extensive *ale, arid its eiro Mel i^ well kens/nay, re.:de any comment ur.neeetv.iry Box weld by them, and by their appointment at the folinwinz places, bathe* sten•ture on the top; 1:0 , 14e 2s each, or one dozen for 11 .:—Barry,Gteek—treet ; Harding and Co se. ; 249. Stand ; Baemn and Co. 150, 0 . ;:ont street ; '-h"sO, 81, Cockepire-street iKerby and Ronde. e. Oa knil-tireet ; Keith ai.d Co. 30, Haymarket; Cowmen:lY. Chalks -street, Solsoarprirct Catalan 1?, Tottenham court road ; Wade, 13, OM Bond street • %Tlifolvon, Blackfria' s ; Toad ; aOJ at all the fashio,lanle vraZeting plane and prim:vat team inr.dh", SCOTT'S PINK DYE, to colour Silk Stacking'', Gloves, Cambric, Muslin, Tiffany, Gauze, &c and Lac Blount, or Purple Dye, for like poro.ises, rice 2s 61. the packet. Likewise Stott's Nankeen Dye , wing a colon, eynal to new, price Is. 2d. Liquid True Wu-, and duraiie !ilk to • mark nr wnte on bum, with a common pet:, that out not dis. charge All with proper iliredions. Preparetl and sold, trholes.ile and retail, by John Scett, Colour Prepare to Fier 'Majesty, No. 41 7 , .strand, just seven duors from Bediont..treet. LONDON Lilt ASSOCIATION Psearecrit. JOHN ANSLEY, E. and Aldtiman. - • • • itice.Yea.l otos. Roast/. NICHOLAS. tog. coil Alderman. • TItteTbILS. JOHN PETER /lAN Ki..Y, Esq and Alderman. JOHN SMITH, Eyt HENRY HALF., Lag. r r liE Objets fin which tat 60N1)ON LIFE. J. ASSOCIATION has iat•tt fuvasel, t. e.tabildi se IltititUtitel for the Assurance of I.ives, urn the mu.t equitable and beneficial principles. Complete £o.'tinty to its Me.nbers, anal the must advs , Aageutis mek. tlicni the just benefits of Ilea cog igeitionta, been, •t fs presuhed, eiui'ly attained. T:•rs formation of an inert subscribed Capial, which both calculation and experience •ii cootribute noth'..iir !a the SOCCeII Of 1113t.tItt.oef for the k••• in Lives, uti.ie it ab lochs the profit; derived fro o th, _nernbent• hes been deliberately declined. In order, liowere., i • tnce• esety unforit se.m contingency, daring the early p en . t ad toe lia i t o t i on, a Fund has be,.l advanced, .1 addition to iiatoral in • way at once not expensive to the Menai. rs, and capes-v: of the confidence of those who, three its -Gus. The distinguishing Principle of Hoe Lonetrat Life A wistion le, that the psofits arising feat its Ira, saetiona didt be if.vid_d • arows its L . :embers only, during then own Hies. ' Convinced of the jastnea Of the peon:hales on which the So ciety is fintodini, the' Dirpctori 0: the Linotos Life Asiirra ion confidently offer Cie elan t s r.•-_avning p a l s p the rerans of tfl c tic, iiirontaid a Life Assurance, at the least persona eseencst P•li , 101‘ , tilt. %mood. Sltariag with every Member • ireife^i limey of lanolin, the ation of the Directors 'gird the hat otIlf1,.1•8 tot the untost &Minion tO joadrOlee and rte.sti•coly m .4111 , tegeollent end their experience eready luetivir. in uoacludieg t..at the Public will await themselves immensely et the eitneuages &Sr ded by the tunny:ion. Leery description of Life Alltetattee is transicted by this SLeiets, an 4 liberal allowance. are made to those who, in the tenacity of Agents, Niel P•slictes in their 0 fire Plans and Table: of Rates of this log worn' may be had at the ()Asc.:, No. 4A, St. !Ala . .; t.:11/.01 Yard, between the hours of tea aid kw. SCHUNCE AND LI I ERATO This Day is published, illustrated wan Seven!: two nia;nih cent Engrain:lc, Valuate the semi* * of - INCYCLOP4;,)I.4, 2l" a, JOHN iiILiCES. Esq. Of AlLatin:l.4mm, in the counts of Suttee. Where ?Unice. fens the Learnt , ' continue t he thankfully feCiti..l it. M.:lir' V ,LUMP.. m the Pr_ 4, and in ennt,derahle rote& doe .. A. serval Parts ere rely essay nut of print, Sa . sseriner. an linear atz requested us canapes,: their sets. Soh' by.). Wk te, allatlll% II ad, rem.et•eet; Chelhoante titetti.spartiseoSet. anti Whitrow. Altlgace; %A at the, -.1 7 , A..- Vtata.•lane, 5... P/011 . 4. • •.• A new FAitotor, i • Weekly Ntuu en, prier 84 .a:h, le.tgiouing with N.. 1. I. puteurstnene , d f. .vs heti' Subicr.4e.s. BARR'S NEW AND BEAUTIFUL ZDITIoN OF ISUP FON'S NA T URAL HIST. EtT, COMPLE TE This day is puuliatted, No. I. iElagantly pdated in 11..''a , 0,, en Superfine P.per, ens ernhellished wish a eunplem Set of ! -au -. eel C , ..rer.platesh price Is. to be regularly craw riot! • ,- •-• Welt, of UUFFON'S NATURAL ! 1 IS 'ORY ; coo l) taming a rheum r.... the E,rtli, a (..; • i. a , Ilistory of Man, of the 3rute Coition, end or Veger . i:.s, ttriterAs, &e. translated from the French. air I imer.persciewith Notes. Be 1. 5 BAlt It, E-1. To .hieit is edd..d. by woe of .1 C oriplaie 5..0,.1emn0t, A NATURAL HISIUIa of BIROS, N.C.PIII.'.S. t'ISII, and INSECTS. The whole of this valuable Work, ;.,,m; .g r ^eo• d viainari son, the moist complete and elegant N.ll . , at ! h.1.,t, in tie gngli.h, or any other Language, b,aut.fullv ant's I and making fifteen Valuates, in 8,0. +lva eseitmn nee, SOP° Pages of beautiful Lotter-pre;v, beside the elleaot and iris »e- ! roue Set of original Co,'.-..rdates, takers from Life, bring just printed off, is ti,, tent :so-la •r, us 94 Na-,berg. price I, ca-A, may As had, at the option of toe Furchisers, by uue er more at a time, or iu IS Volume*. In B i oh, price . . . L. S I 6 Bound in car, and lettered . . 6 4 0 Elegantly lenand in Calf, gilt mid lettered . 6 II 6 TO THE. PU3I.IC. The Ad enrages ansi.,‘ trout the entertaining Stade of Natural Hrstoi are too generally felt arid .acknow/edited to need enlargem-at in (avant of a Wink orleolated to assist that silighteir Mg pursiiit ; it may therefore bo sufficient to remark, that the geuer.il ontnrie of the preterit Design is to givr a cor ers Destriptron and Theary of the t aith, the History of Man ' end of the Write C earroo, of Vegetables Mineral's, and of the various Birds, Fish, Reptiles, avid In:«Ets, which adorn animated Nature; together .ith a clear surcinfl accent of their habitt, manilla, and qualities, on the bullpen:es of B•iffort Leweirhock Ray I Hit ter Geoffre Serammerdain 11srliam Lemont: John.nit Spallangan De la Noche Edwards 111aliarghi Rheautnur Gowan I Pennant Marald W i lloughby I Munro and Other eminent Naturalids: the TraimOions of the various Philosophical Societies inEurnpe, end the most Tripe:3l'lle ! Travellers and Voyagers. Every Attention has been paid to render tin: Work as complete and correa 31 possible, which the Translator and Editor have more particularly undettaken, at the thnire of many of the Maltility and Gantry of this Kirg. dam, at no complete History of the Kind has hitherto bean publi.hed, N B. To prevent misrakes, and the obtrusion or former and inferior Work' on the Subjea, the Pub . ic ale Ts-quieted to aoc for, or order, BARR's 74 , -w and Beaterful &Thou of HUE FON.' NATURAL HISTtJitY ; which is execeted in a degree of very superior Excellence. • London : Printed from the Translation of Mr. Rare, for the Propnetor ; 111,4 sod by H. D. Svmotu:s, Nil. la, r dit•r-noster row •' and nay be had of ail Bo o ksellers arid :Salesmen in Town and Cmantry, in the above Terme ' ions noble's's% A NEW and ELF.sANT F.t.wri ON of the oboe', in Fittest% Volumes, limo. .which viii bo !nand to be the Chea . .est Ed.tme of BUFFON eyes edema to the Pubt.c. 10 It .aids, prier . . L. 3 15 0 Atonal in Sheep, and Itttered . 4 4 0 Ditto, Calf, ant lettered . . 4 10 0 ll:egaatly Inund in Calf, gilt and lettered 4 17 6 " GcbrLcoLn, " 14;s !tgajesty the Emperor and King having appoinati ill . Commitsioners to treat with you, respecting your own affairs, — has wilt in berg this day fur the ?urpose or corn moult:mine tit let anion.: (Mini from the 4 fat the•t parts of this ratLenspi . * • i tone of ens can be ignorant of the purpose for ninth Foe !Jo • a ese l eteed here. y,,u are aware that the condom of.twollipot ' :• those who irroiest your religion, tips risen tun to 1)004.11407.0 . ' witicb. have reacitcd the foot of the Thome. These rie.o4olol • puce 00 ititheli! fuulli4Aitil. The Kispeont, net rite • ituntentod biotic!' with arresting the iguarLill of ,tag op, * • , , ' Irtlx.bcdto bare your iiiiiraionats the meaty If. radii:44oog - . ,it. Xow %ill, 110 doubt, pen: yo.thelyes de erriocce V apt? * teruat consideptiun, tad peg wUI (eel the vales at the iiipas t , . . ant ini.sion !ether is confided to you. Far ifnai letato.ogAp, .. • Givemment under which you live, as- a power of *filch. past, • s'too'd be suiptcloos, your ,telly wid be ro ea ightira at. Weep. • operate with it in the good which it is preparing; end 1er . 0104 •,. nainiacituag that you have pz.ht,d by the exieineeo of Al*, , French, you !111 prove, that you base au wish so astPallMis -- . 'winches from other c la sses of ariciety. .. The' laws which harp been imposed upon proems 14* . :: teligion have beau different ail ow the world; they lave ; too often dictated by the ekigenmy of the moment. Sot. there is op example to the LUiriatian Ants ef any Awswatillter `.• , Irkethis, pi , in like ananor, you, far the first tires, ors to he.' , impartially judged, and your bate deeded by a Christian Frio.. ,- 'lt is Hi. Majesty's wish that you shored HMO* Treweb; it it, . your dray to accept this tide, and to vans.. that yea. in fira c • renounce it. whenever Too chew rowel,. unereetb. of it. " You shall hear the gentians read, valiieb are ho her.. posed to you. It will he yowl dal to declare the whale tn.* .: upon each of them. We tote deeme to you, and we •••dl nee, r crate to repeat it t 0,..; Nat when • Soverelen, a. firma - as he is just, who knows see/ thing, vise Pa pis**. ty • SM • at reward, interrogates his subjects, ilia, would reader armor ~,.,, f 0 solute exculpable em they would spew tberasehne blipi to t real interests, if they should hesitant abstit shswerring .. ..• . . and frankly. , "lt is His Maj ,ty''s wish, Geatlemea, that yen sisonld aipir ...1 *erica freedom of deLberation. Your Presidia:it will comma., orate four answers to us as soon as they are premed. As . trii, , ouneliec we have ae more ardeng wish.s than to be able p lat ' form the Emperor, that among his subjects of the Jewish re ' .., Vagtem, thee,. are meow mho iejoilei. h ism •• • • , ' eh! are not dicposed to conform to those lees and • • . ~ it is the duty of all Frenebroen to radio, and follow." • The following questions proposed by His Ma' - . ---, were then read by the Secretary of the Illicetisg a •4, -' I. I. the Jew permitted to marry Tr* than one will -• 3.,is•divores permitted bg, the Jewish renew 3: Can a Jew." intermarry with a Christian, or a Clara time. , female with a Jew! or dram the law prescribi that Jews alone . 1 , should intermarry ?" LT un i . . 4 . Are the Fiench in the eyes of the Jews brothers or aliens 9 1 , S. What, ia all name. are the reeneftions which them ist permits them to maitsi a rte: he French who gee no; el .. •• A elision! r fr. Do the Jews who was hint In France, and have _ treated as Freittth Caimans by the law., consider Folic,: se , native equotry , Are they bound u. iiiif..nd m ? Are they an oblieat km to obey tits Laws, and Li follow alt the regulatiind of the Civil Code? . 7. Who are they who are ealls-I gabbier 1 b. What Civil Jormdiflion do the Rabbiuf *urn'', among the Jews? What power of puni4Unect di they pursers? 9. Arc the medeof eh ining the Rabb.us, and the system of • punishment, regulated by the Jewish Law. , , or are they only rendered sacred by cancan? 10. Were the Jeers forbidden by their "awe to take weary of their brethren? Are they permitted or fortruldiso so de rho of strangers? 11. Are those things proc'aimed, which are ferbi4don to the Jews by their law ? ROCNr.I.LII, JILT EL In the night between the 15th and 16th instant, fifteen or sixteen English pinnaces, each manne4 with eighteen or twenty men, F.tted out by two pi. gates that had the night before cast anchor at the mouth of the River of the Gironde, attacked, at tilt same time, about nne G'clock in the morning, two brigs, the Cesar and the Hazard, stationed before the fort of Verdon. The greatest number of boats bearing down on the Cesar, the crew of that brig were obliged, after a bloody and obstinate combat, to yield to the numbers of the enerojr, favoured by the darkness of the night. The same fortune did not attend the attack on the brig Ifasard. The English were repulsed with the loss of a number of boats, which were sunk. Oise of these boats, hay ing three men killed, among whom was a Lieute sent, and three wounded, and having also a leak. was thrown on the coast, in the Commune of St. George de Didonne, in the distria of . Marennea. The crew, consisting of eighteen men, of whim an. was a Midshipman, have received every humane attention, and the woueded all the assistance of art. wanes, JULY 3). A Royal Decree has appointed the formation of s Civic Gaard. which will cozsist of Citizens who are . , . . . . . ••. . , . • - .. •.. . . . • • - *" ' ' W.i'All... (-..' ( . , . ... •' . •' ' . - • . . • -.. . . . . • • . .. • • . .oi v . • ,„n . ~,,,.... 13ritioti• IDr C Co. .4... ...... • 'ls• '4 •- 'I o P t al . . . • . XI r ,---.....11p----- __________-_ . • _ • ... 7 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1806. te' ;. •.:::.." ' • . ... RICE. SISPEN E. .1.. ~ ''..... . Or • ___. _ - • ---- - -.....___ _ ,.. V "- .. . 101- MONET LENT, AND FORTUNES INCREASED. DEDICATED TO THE E iRL OF MoIRA. in , o tl ...• •' • kir have becasioaed their eon- -74 MONEY, in two Hours, to Merchants, Noble- This Day is publialsaryn Taro Voitintca,Fansist , thlnvo, price . '7r .. . vocation. :airy others, far Kills or N.stes of Hard, or on Au. • 16s. board:, ein , ae.lirhed with a Portrait, etc.ted by rimer, ' a oust', or tin any kind of Security', real Of petiOn•l, for any from a P.iiiitinn liy Allitigham, ASSEMOLY OF FRENCH DEPUTIES PROFESSING KE length of time. The Adre.tisers never pruerattieatz ; they T HE LIFE. of THOMAS DEItMODY ; THE RELIGION OF THE JEWS. either decline the business, when it is impraftiesb!e, or when it We's:velvet:l with many Pidees of Original Pa,try, some SECOND BITTIO4II. . • .. --- is otherwise, do it out of hand, and always with prufJoricl se• exhibiting unexampled Prematurity of genuine Poetical ta:ent corey. Those who hove Money may lay it out to meet Alvan. "Ni ait prudentii " The Commissioners of His Majesty' haying ea. . 1 3, tare, by applying, of addressing (post yawl) to the Discount Ey JAMES GRANT KAYMOND. tered the Hall, M. Mole, who was at dais* bed* ! -, led. Office, No. 14, ellfstogie-airtei, Portland-street; or to the Printed fur William M:tler, Aluernarle-street ; and J. Agent, No. - 8, in the &Wes , . Ludgate Hill. Archer and M Whorl, Dublin. addressed the Assembly as follows: , i • . Tnis Dar is utibustied, In one large yen ne, Octavo, a slap Editmn, being Uri Sesenth, conceded, and consideratay en large.% pri lOs .641 in board , , I%,:IitiATISE on the POI.ICE of the ME- Tit^. tP01.1% ; containing a Detail .4 the 'estrous Cr....es and 'll.ademeritoorr by irli.ch Pub and Private Pro. petty and Seeur.ty ire at present inUtteti and endangered , and augers tug Ratm.d.se for th.it ity P. COLQL'H. iUtl, L L.D. Pr.nt -II for J. Mittman, Ca tell and Davies, R. Faulder, Clarke and 5.A... Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orate, Vetnor, r .4 Sharpe, H. D. Syroonila, Lackington, Allen, and Co Scatcherd and Letterman, R. Lea, B. Cros'ay and Cn. Wynn , : and Son, R Pitedey, &acts anal Parry, J. Asperse and Wilton and Silence, York. Of Yris...n may be had, by the same Author, A TR h.ATISE on the COMMERCE and POLICE of the RIVER THAMES. nitstrated by an accurate Map of the River, fr.rn London flOgs"to Sheerness, to oae large volume, Bro. pries Ins 61. hpitt, 1. We think n taill,lte of eaential service to all persons pci. tease.! " of ;moray, stiffer in their habdationt or on this flyer t.. Imer fat 043'1 defenze, those alonte-t.c guard..-.-Mr. CoL q..lsoi.tet two T.eat.ses on the Police a the Metropolis, and of the Rimy Thatnes,ati." FOR THE VSE OF F.VOILIFS, thc. Ma. TRIMMER's 0 4 CPLAN vrtom of the BIBLE. Laval prdp.laitad. to am I.aris Veloose, biro. Price 12s. in board% A 1LV.;1 7 to the 11141,EAttNEDI . n the STUDY .CR. of the 110 LY M RIiTCP.£S. Being an Attentvtlo spioi in Lu Bate in a Fasn;,;s: Sy.s, ife.t.d to amnion sp ry • snsion, and itteonthtt t. :be °Owns of approtwd Coco nientat .rs. Br Mrs. T-41.1104111, Author of Sscred itscuri, telastiiif from thc setiptures. with Anootatiortt!antllNAAAittot, tad Gum Works; and Editor of 1.. Elosoban of Education. Pri••tert fort F.. . and J. R.vingion, 62, St. Paul's Chan/ yard, sowlst•Howliarsi, WO, Pittedill._ i 'furirb=tplanas;.:.of the Bible, b 7 which thi uoleirned teadt.r may Ws:tabled to tinderstand the Scriptures sullleittesky to ria4 :Us Faith uyo t a Foundation; and to know how to welds:4.ll4 i•factice ni Piety a it Mt:Dailey, by, the principles and r 44 a:whit - windy 6Coatto be lieen_ted agonise toe SO p;b;Sti of iidelity, and tho delusions of ft,thusiastn. And it is sioyeal, Watt racy prove useful to Heads of F.A. o'oo *iris Religious Inutuctiqi, to their- Domestics ; to Secants and others, in the Inferior Classes of Society ; and to Mat.en and "Garman of enarity Schools, for the it strwmon of thel , ScSeare AntEltilv In FELLICFNCE. FRAM THE F3LN . I4 PAPERS. AVGUST 3. The news cf the signing of peace between France and Russia did not reach Germany till the end of July. is produceu as. -sation the more agreeable, since t•ar rrviveinenta N ich the troops began to make, rather announced preparations for war, than a approaching return of the troops into the interior. Letters front Rome speak of an approaching elec tion of Eve Cardinals. the showing is the Circular Nate addressed by she Miniver of the Marine, to the Maritime Prefeas, and ether Officers, commanding in the ports, on the °session of the peace concluded witfe Russia Pdr:o, July 22. " Conformably to the orders of Ills Majesty the Emperor 1 1 and King, I Nave la informs sou, Sir, that Peace between France end R Julia was signed on the 20th instant ; that, fro.n that d.to hotti'itits should cease between the two P Marrs j. that all prima 'naafi posterior to the signing of the "Creasy, shall be immediately re.tured. In consequence of these dispose Lolls, H s Majesty orders his 'Wraith., Prcfefts, file Cern niandants of ht. squadrooe and ships, to consider as friends the Russian ships, to receive and treat them as such on every ac e/Sian, whether in his port and roads, or upon their me •i..g at sea. You will be pleased, Sir, to give to these arrangements that publicity which they r.luire, arid to take without delay event measure necessary to ensure their execution. (Signed) " DECRES." AUG. 4. We are assured that a Deputation from Dal matia has arrived in Paris. It is remarkable enough, that the opening of the Hebrew Synod took place precisely on their Sab bath. The Jewish law forbids every kind of ens pleyment on this day, and, notwithstanding, de Members of the Assembly took a part, without re pugnance, in every thing which the circumstance drmanded of them. Distinguished by their wealth, their intelligesct:, and their prlbity, they wished to g eto their brethren an example, which, dont t less, wil; ❑ot be lost. This single trait will er.able to judge, how much they are disposed to enter THIRD EDITION. This Dry is pnblisheA, iit f-azolseip 8e embellished with an Knife-ill. by Pyno, mice *s. eine biyaida, SII6ERIEi of HUMAN LIFE ; or. The I t:ROANS of 1114')T1IY TESTY and SA'4UEL I SENSITIVE; silk • file Supplementary Sighs from Mrs. TESIY.--dst Twelve I)ialegues. . Tag. An. U. 174. 11:0, H •tt ! - - Cate,. num LXXX. Me. nua Nude! - Par. Lest, U. IV. 73. Ott! Oh! - Shakes. Mu:, Af.iN Same 1. ! 0! 0' - - Ditto, (hied. Act V. Scene 1. PI Printed fei. 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