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t , I • N, 41 g i b : • .--: +- -;~ rtto• are, • A • . • fq,"4 14171111E1L 5184.) TEI URSD Y. FEBtt ILA ft Y 20, '.I 806. (rnica sigramcp. THEATRF-Ruy bRuRY-LANF. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 20, Their Maleaue: Set vans,. will aA thr Np,,, op erat i c D rama o f TRAVELI.EitS; NEXT SATURDAY. BISH respectfully acquaints the Public, that & • every Ticket drawn next Saturday is sine t" he a Prize Irani In. to lo,ount ; and that the I'lm-draw. Ticket on the Souls Dey of Drawing, sure it, he a Zu,OcUl. TICKETS a n d SI - 11):ES are S.llieg at both hi, Offices, 4. CORN HILL, and i„,.CHARING.CROSS. — PATRIOTIC F UND. Lloyd's, Ed). t 9, 1116. CONTRIBUTIONS after Divin e S ^ vier on the DAY ot THANatsuiviNG, for Els RELIEF of Or SEAMEN, SOLDIERS, MARINES, and VinAINTFE S, VP..nodal; and Um WIDIOWS, ORPHANS, and RELA TIVES of tit., NlapAity's Service. Amount adirertis.A L 90,649 15 2 •,,• The Nantes following the Hare, of. 11orakip, arc 11. n,.. .1 4 .0 Parish of Theluetham, Suffolk, ---..- a 17 6 Parnhes o' Sai,nd and 1101e,near Gainaborough,r- 6IS 6 Indci.endertt Chapel, Blackburn, - 20 0 0 Pari,h of kinnevlay. Shropehirel..--•• - 6 1' 0 - Churcli Tw Wrn. Men* - 11 17 6 Greetlialn, flatlands/lite, E:Jones, Vic. S (i 0 - of Clare, Suffolk, -- - - 26 $ 0 ...—.,—. of ktrockthorye, Gloucotershire, --- LI 1 0 -- of Eucking, Faith, • 4. )2 0 Goaport Chapel, R. Hinglant - 5Z • 0 0 Paid by some young Men, &pima whom a I,r,oe secutian had been commenced for a not com mated in the 115dadre Goeimit, per Samuel Jlri- FOREIGN INTRI,'.IOENCE. Or. MUSIC FASCINATION. Act L--. Characters iii China ; Za i diimira (Prince of China), Wr. Entrant ; Keyan (lib Counnaithat), Mr Braham ; lagiter, Mr. Johnstone; Tie Emperor of China, Mr Powell ; Drlvo (an sok' Gardener). Mr. Minims. Nilo:tom (Mother of Kenai' and Celinda), Mrs. Powell ; Celinda , :Ars. Mountain. Act. IL...Characters in Turkey ; Mussa,iha (the Grand Vizier), MT. Bartley ; Chief Aga of the Janissries, Mr. Dig lure, Saphi, Mrs. Bland.—A Dante of Turkish Slaves. Act 111. and IV.—Charaete r s in Italy ; Duk. of Pos i lepn, Mr. Holland. The Marchio ness of Menda, Si g nora Stonier A Dance of Imminent Act V.—Characters in England ; Admiral Lord Ilawser, Mr. Nebo° ; Buntline (an old Sailor), Mr. Bannister. The Prologue to bespoken by Mr. Bartley. To wlei h will be added the Farce of THE WEATHERCOCK. 414, Characters by Mr Bannister. Mr. Cherry, Mr. Ma- Mist lie Camp, Mrs Scott, &c. In Act II Two New Ain, by Miss De Camp. On Saturday, the C.imedy of The West Ind , an, with the twee of Of Age Tia.mini.ew ROYAL, COdEnT-t.ABDIrN. rrHIS PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 20, will be I Orel. this Tregerly ..1 THE nisTnEsstro MOTHER. 'mire., Mr. C. Kemble; Orates, Motet Bette ; Pylades, I.lr. Brunton; Pliainisr, Mr Ctinsestas. tlermiune, Miss S pith; Andromache, Mrs. Litebbekt. After which, a New Melo-Dtewey coiled RUGANI'INO ; Or, THL SEATO OF vuncr. The 0 'enure snit Music composed by D.. Boobs ...The %nese o f Mr. Byrne. The *whole undor the Dirteit r 4 Mr. Farley. To conclude with A GR. NO MASQUE. Th., Public are respectfully ;animist, that Mr. Munden is so kr rec , .renrel from Ira late inVispositem, 'hat, 0., Mindy unit, he will perform the chicon, of General Bastion, in the new F.rre We Vie by Night.' kno Satord.l, Nterepe, with Iturrantere. riIHE FIFTH DAY of DRAWING will be 1 on SATURDAY NEXT—TlieTickeleirAirit nn that Day will he all Porto ; end on the S.xth Day, the First Diawn Ticket "ill be entitled to 20,0001. TICKETS and SHARES, wuraisted enra.n, itt' A HOR NS BY antl %CO , 26, COS N LL d !)2, CHARING CROSS ; and ST. MARGAR ET';- nu.., Borough. EMIGRANT CHAINS, Sec. QUITE NEW ARR Jeweller, has now for Sale, It .1.10 Grand display of the above, uneverully admired Ruby. Carnet, TortRIP, and other ornisinetsts, very rsew; ditto, ditto, As beautiful n seal ; cheap Cowl and Jewelry, At the KiiittfaCturs, No.. 71, Swalluwetreet, Hanover-sqslara s facing t lanover-,.trcet. ALE:111. COUNTING-HOUSES, .and ra j mama* Al l / 1 4 rmtmrs, in • central sit"ation, be tween the Royal Kitchen* awl the Ceitent-Houle Or, if l,nYn,rett, the a hole of a •ery loamy, tonvemerit Revs*, in cam; Icte repair . lialutre at No. 2,, Little Lin ehan. ha * , lag. and Rm., 111 iS.aigheAU ThiN anViet 11, T. Coo& - - 20 0 0 • - 19 $ 6 Lacs ,Cza Frriwitike, Antrim, Ireland - 10 10 0 T 40... and Parish of Fgwres,— ISl'l3..onell 22 10 0 Congregation at Aitro, -... Stark - 5 5 0 Missionary Congregail.ol at AIM -•-• ...... !" 4 ni 0 rev. Mr Iloyrs, of Kinitis 2 2 0 Parish of Edinkillie, Milne - - 2 11 e —of Dottie —. Bose - - • 12 b --.--- of Whiten, near liowden, Yorkshire, a...simper/0 . - - - • 54 0 0 Dane ; lure. Eq. - - - 10 10 • Whilnit!-.arn Magna, near Bury St. Edmund's, Suflkilk, —_,.... 4 6 01 Cain*, Wiltshire, T. Greenwood • 35 4 0 - Santa Church, Liverin4l, W. Kirkpatrick 61 4 6 !find/fay • Chapel, niter Wigan, Laikashire, J. Croudnoi - - 5 15 6 Parish of Sutton ' ", Wiltshire, E. thiwin $l4 6 A fIiLLSS , CHIMNEY-DOCTOR, Nn. 8, tageon Aotto-oteeet, bottom of Coart , rtniet, no a site the Lomi o n Hc, , Mt!, Wt.itochaoel, undertake. to CURE all warts of SMOKY CHTUNIES—N o cu•e, no pay. Sits all aorta of Copveta, and Rance" Lrve s, ow-paid, chil attevidetl This Day is puh!ished, price 21. U. Third Edition, AN ADDRESS to the PUBLIC, c o nta i n i ng Pet/MW of the CH4 RGES exhi!nted against LORD VISOR:MT ItELVILLI, which 11.,1 to t. , « ;train twos of the Ho se 01 Commons, on the Ilth of Apnl , I BU:,. Act-des pewee scrip' contra " Printed for J Hat , -bard, ; J Averue, Cornhill ; R. Ikcitt•rstafr, &WWI; and Peter Hull, Edinhoteh. GERMAN THEATIE. LEICESTER-PLACE, LEICESTER 3klll Rr. unit, the mimed...Rat:ohne of lier NI AnsTT. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 40, will be performed, the Conoir itlitry• ADOLF AND CLARA. After whieh, the Donee of THL nAbanif FAIR. COTICIINIe with the Pane of LET EVERY ONE SWEEP BEFORE HIS OWN DOOR. llrvat taken, and Traadatirsos hid, at the Theatre. the Dan of Perron:voice, Mortars, WedoesAvs, There're% and Reorders, horn Fisoen till Vies OClock. Wore *ow. at Hail-past Sia , &MI begin preeieey at Hailiatt Sono o'Clock. Boxes 41.—Pit 3s ...Gallen Is VICTUILLING opium Fes. I', 1006. THr. COMMISSIONERS for Ita•rilifse Nis Neel; do hereby girt That rt.-mom-, tie 25:4 !a:they todl k erode to ee:Nelvo revelers IR Writ s?: oed lor TWO HUNDRED Toms , e r muscovAuo , to be onywerolote to Naspics si Ps as be irlisyrsi is We PispeoW w pf. .. ingot _ SUGAR, prodosal INA ft (twee" so sot len Aso fireserritice, nor wars tiro Thirty Tom For fl erk, pow age dots, tato His Majeity's rs.is dhigg soros at be n sf or a ; to bit paid for by Rills, psysite, with Interest, Nine, Dogs Orr Dire. Ile Con/anon .f Mr Cootrisi way k seen at the Secretory". "Pre. Ns regard viii hr had to own Tender, in which the Pr ce sheet art he sti..ertr.l iw Words at {togas, or that sh tai crtwerwl 11. the ltosiii hriore Ono .'Croak on else Lii,l Tistotav, tea 2344 Javan% MOP tains the Perwis who ~acts the Tender. or mat Person en ha• .eaters, to waiter whew collet for. EAST.INDIA HOUS!.., Fels 19, 1406. TCOURTef DI R ECTOR 004. UNITED comPAvY 9f RCHAs: * ENGLAND TR Af/11 4 “; t' she .AST INDIES, i• hock, o r e Narie f , T tae t` , ev will be , esde to !IWO iv, Proposals in Writing, on or hefore Wr.DNESDAY, the 19th +f Much n •ar, for the 1 . 1. , e, for a further Number .of Voyage., - such ships of One Ti oa.ar.4 One Hundred Ts..ns hurthen .ini uPwa•dr, •"i h bans perforated their contrarted Kw her of Votages in the Composes leerier. The Tendars, *Ph the Wuds 0 Slip Tinder" on the CLIVIPt, to be severelly sated lin, and left with trse Secretary, at at before Twelve mock, at N.. 00, on the abs.re day, be te- d wh.rh hour not an? Tender will be recei,es!. Ti,. Particulate', the Terme ,rid C inditions melee which In. eh tho Shilu are required to be tendered for the Cont. Tan' sluice, nias be seen ..rt apybeetsua to M.. Janes Ceuta, C elk to the Comm lite of Shipping 70 4. f 'surf de keel/: Aerate t Nuke 'Thu a ad• Letter or Me morao d oin :h0.11,1 be gent in, in !episodes.. of, et In &Witten M soy Tender, such Tender 1.1.1 be reseed by dm Court. WfLLIAM RASff4Y, COCK-EIQHTING. SHOOTING, an d MI LITAILY CA RAIAGLS- eiARWCHEi, LANDAU. V , d mid 11 kinds of Car.i.igra, h. he Sold, at tit Coach and liar I • Idanufatd.,t, 91, New lord- street. A very improved Terdem, with tweving hody. Licht Fancy Mr, Cor r a-14 names Trisakt, Imorriele, and Jai Carriages. A : ando.une Charm sod Sor 4 4e. te be mkt. As Apo...nitre warrtl4lo. C.I.I.IACC.IbOUght. 'THE nnly LIVE CROCODILE in England, a is non to booms at KEISDKICK's MP:MAC:ERIE, np S' JArrirs'. Llaorob, Pirgidiily , Tibi beautiful Ain. to A..iinal had been veered by some hundreds of tha "rf and Gentry, now iu London, aho have expressed the adluonrion at ti surur.sing qualities. It has lately '" ...mount in su.t, and i Doe m erfeet health. K. inntestione has lint already seen d, to avail niat. as of the present ouprotunitv. K ha., just arrived Hnliand and Oen'', ow, a tn•At capital irwortment of Ca ?'" full song ; and a ! tufts of Poultry, Pheasants, and W#-r4ool. reeign Bitd., Beasts, and Poultry, bought, said, or ea:turd I'IRP.• TIRE! i ftinom f , to Low he Um, in Sums as Inn as Ten Pounds, soil not exceeding Eighty ?moots. THE Adve rt i ser h av i ng cons id ere d t h at an Insti- . 1 tattoo for the .Viure purpose, by a limited number of V I II, at M melt, wou:d untee highlr alvantageeus to tie 7 41e nheoi es no douLt it be entertained that great nornbcri t*e or une , ,„4. es ry e commuinty woul d avail theinte l ve• !" tie yportueity al stewing their Intle all, at the ttifling whiz% wein4 be requi-el in a plait of this sort ; • ct , • *la! aoinnom o f the alvile, are In Ktt• t• ailote.s a i M " . Paid. UP X Y. Z et Mr. Willoughby's, No. 11, New s :No " wa, Strand. A f ar am Le•tr. , wir be sent to dame a...leering ebb '1 'erten; fo: ti fig hem and wher. a meeting t'ke Place, for the par eof umninatiiig ▪ ••• vi ta. e 3 • • ••••li Ms boas m see of co t, tug • bib tail 4 •i taking into Thin AT is pubit-hefl, A PRINT of the Met Noble MARQUIS CO R NWALLIS. Painted by A. W 111. 1 ,04 DEVI% Ist and Engraved by J. BARrtiI.OZZL Tbis Pried is 2^knowle !gad by all the Fatnity to be the best neer •ak tt , f!' , l. enrat Man; and it i= singular lb.; tlhis •In la .1 .102‘, 32 ti.e very Last Works of .1. Benoit's,' inalese Country. _ _ _ It. h. This Day is entalidiad, Peke I. 6t. in Boatel; the Tn."! Edition, of TIIE LAY athe LAST MINSTREL : A P oem . By WALTER SCOT T, Esq. Pr:Wed fw I....agouti, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paemoster. I.JW i and C and Co. Edilibuigh. Of whom may b: had, by the s•rme Author, MINSTRELSY of the Ncurresti HOR DER ; consist ing of flistoricai an 4 It:mantic ralefted in the Southern Counties of Srn.l.ind: with • tee of eiodetrr D•te, fenturbnt open local Tr.r.firings The Second Edit ii, in 3Vols. Rya Price 11. lie. id. its Hoard:. MR LEWIS'S raw TR AGEI/T '!! In a few Days well be pubhilhed, Pt•ce Ss. A DELGITHA ; or, The Fruits of a Single Erow. A Tract* lit Fite Acts. Be M. G LEWIS. Esq. Author of the Mot*, Caste Spe , tre, Mutant:rte, 4c. The FOREST of ST. NEON ARGO a Romance; in 4 Vols. 16a. By Miss H. Hamilton. The POLISH CHIEFTAIN ; a Romance; in 1 Vol 6; front the Getman of the Author A:bel i, 4 " WOLF; or. Therrribu al of blond: a Romance; in 2 Volt. 9. By the celebrated Weber, Author of the horceicr, Printed rot I F. Hugh.., Wii Iths Day is putolbhed, price 7s. bound, a New Ed.rwn, Leung the Sers.nth, curreelod, of AN IgTRODUCTION to th e WRITING 4 GREEK, in Two Parts, for the U.e of Winchester Cudege. My fiI7ORGE MAC HUNTINGTORD. D D. Walden nf Wirkkester College, and &shop of Gioasetter. Printed for T. Cade?! and W Davies, Strand. Of sirt.nm 'Om be had, by the tune litthnr. 1. DISCOURSES on DIFFERENT SUBJEC TS. 2 Vu's. two. rice Its nr trever.is. Volumes sett separate, 2. A SERMON, poached befnie the House of I.nrils, in Westminster Abbey, un the Fevt Day, May 2:i, 15.4. Price Is 64. 3 THOUGHTS nn the TRINITY. 8.0. price 4. A CAI.I. lot UNltni vs.th the ESTARIJSHED oftritcpi, a tith esew l to Eos,ltrut Prote.tant.; brute a Com pilation ref rzs sic-carom varout. Author. Ilvo. price 4.. lid NEWEDITIONS OF MR. GISSORNE's WORKS. TI is Da! is published. in One large Volume, ORavo. pries es in Beards. anew Edition (twin the Fointh) correAnl, of A YAMIUAR SURVEY of th t CHRIS- X. TIAN RELIGION, and a Himory,as eoheeeledw:th the Intr•AliiAiontit Christioniir, and w , th its Progress, to the pre.ent time. Intended primarily fur the um of young Per. sem of either Sex, daring the course of pu'otie of ?trite FAecation. By THOMAS GISBORNP, A.M. Printed to T. C.adell and W. Dar icy, Strand. Of whom way be had, by the •Ymo Author. I SERMONS; 2 Vo:s. lie 9dFdmon, price 16e in boards; Volumes rol.l repa-ate. 2. An ISQUIRY IMO the DUTIES of MEN, .n the Alb. er and middle aware( Soei tr in GfPit Oritam, rr•sulting tro:n their res;natee StAtione, PrOfen.ietw, and ketploytnent.; 2 Vol..ire. Silt Edition, 14s. in board.. -_..__. 9. An INQUIRY pd. the DUTIES oltho FEMALE SCX, deo th in Ixw.de ; or in 12 no. 44 in brands 4 The PRINCIPLES of MORAL PIIILISSOPIIT inrc.t, gated. sad applied to the Conran ion orCivil Society; 411. Edi • lion, crwr s etel 'misted ; Ben TA, in boards. h. W A • FOItEsT; or. Kiev, das,ripCse of Solo.oey Inetrl.nt. et.ararterkie of a Forest, at diff-root Sestina ofthe rear; salt Ed.tinn , e! , Tantly printed in 0.. e VOM NM% and adorned with Plat.... 61 in braid.. G. PUENIS. Sacrioi and Wm', 31 Edit, with .4.14iti0..5, **multi! p.iutod na Nntc Vo:Onse, and adorned with Prates. Gs r Wingers, ... _ __-.. ot I Imson, Berkshire, R Synionds - 5 0 0 —... of K.. notes, Glovcesernh -- - 2 le 9 -- of WCO 810.119, IC h, W. Jesse . - 40 In 7 of St. S tephro, Dear St. Albany, Hetefords • 17 1 0.••vo• At" ref MaCCIVOICL 4 lowest, itri Itt.ll, arid F.irlieln - 10 0 0 - Clay% oith Church, near Rantree, V Cr-sse-II 7 3 0 Clreckiev ritto, Staffordshire, Sam. Langley 16 0 0 Parish of Deis, iliztasi, Lioroli....ire - - 16 12 0 ........-- of Horsineton, S.imersetals. —.......--.. 9 9 6 Its. R Boren, Smrter.l.;mcolinhiro - 3 1 0 Th 0111•11 Go.illton, F.sq Walrot, ditto . - •20 0 0 Parish of P.eltn•i, Isle of Axliohne, J Robimon 3 5 0 --... of Alford, Lincolnshire, J. Gilby 3 16 4 •—. of Dod.lington, G. D. Kent . 1 7 3 • of Ruakna I Myttleiton - 213 6 Independent Merting,St. Alban's, S. Border 7 I I 6 Kiog's Shottiouie ' Plants, R. Tay/or II 12 6 Walcut Cho. ch, Bath - 37 0 0 Part-h of Ashdon, Erick, in addit. --...---..-- 7 7 0 Parish of St. Erns', Conroe% Dr. C. tkodeu 2 14 7 Ilabevon Rectory, Dorsetshsre, 0. Wass, 1 4 0 I i talitrrfrird. Berkshire, M. Runlandssan 23 0 0 (nfir, n, Non-commissioned Offcers,Privaies, SW% ark Drummers of the 94 Satiation of the 641 • Regiment, one day's pay . - - 10 0 0 J:ey Dale, ne a r Maiock , Derbyshire, E. Juan 15 0 0 Pari-h of Freestone, Reston Relief Congregat i on kirkl,:er, Du mlrses, L. Dobipie 4 II .0 ~ .knotretliber of Dlll sera( :-....-- ,, 0, • 04 0 Townships C , ytoit-fe Mrsoiesiarsd Al them, Lancets 63 7 0 Churches °MA tock and. East Chelbranasobigisi•-, if f y Wall:re, H. Hbyrnitt - Weston Mott Chorch, Nottliamp. H. KshisllF - , • - it It : 3 Emit Burton Church, ditto, ditto 7 1 0 annlade, Upper Sewell, T. Hatton . 1 IS 0 Sinner! Athares, E.m. - ill. 0 U Parish of &MI ne, Lincolnshire 6 19 5 ' Madeira Poehin . 5 5 0 so Gibn .n.l S o ns • • 3 3 0 Sundry Subsc , iptions ' - ' ' ' 10 13 0 ---_,„ 26 0 9 ' Parish of 13errnIts2, Malt Noble - 3 10 6 Eceleston C hooch, neer Chavdoe, addit. .--... 1 1 6 Town ..f Wednet Lary, SiatToolsiiire - 1$ 14 9 Chapel of AmlOeside, ditto, J Cricket 4 6 U Paulo of Pastan and Sutton, Dorsetshire ---.. 6 6 f A Osinington, ditt.. —....- 4 3 6 ' —Or CI Ali/11,01th, Surtilk 1 0 o , Res. J. Gee Smyth, Rektor - 5 5 0 Sundry Sabo. ri,nions - 11 2 U —.....m. 21 7 0 Parish of Locock.Molkshants,—........ - 20 1., 6 _,..., of Ttcklinitans, bonen - 7 6 6 homen Catholic Chapel, Rriettooball, York shire, %Ir. Lefeyre 10 10 0 Soleentnions at that Mitre Tair.ro, Chatham 14 10 S Par, hof Moffatt, exclusive of Volunteers 9 9 0 ----..... of I irapatrir k, JUXU, ditto .6 6 0 ' .—....... of Wataprey, inclifiling Volunteers! 0 0 . . . 26 13 0 Rev. Dr. Plefl, Llano..iff, G'acnorpnshire 5 5 0 John William. Esq. ditto - 5 5 0 Mr. I.:•an David, ditto 1 1 0 Parbh of TroAcr, Nmeineharmllirm, -•-•-• 9 0 0 ---.. at land meth. ditto. -----• - 2 0 0 ni 4liVllev, ditto, - 1 3 ! 111 ---....--• of Leak!, ditto, ---..- 6 12 2 --,_ Lit Popi , lewick, dttu, --.- 4 le 5 ---- of Pluintrec. ditto, .---- - 11 19 0 •-•-•—• of Wendborough, ditto, ---.-- - 2 2 0 --•-- of Norotaidon-inion-Soar, ---- • 6 9 1 ..--- of Menkeniott, Chinn...ll, W. W.lliam. it , i; laidepianditinChapel,C/sekeaton, near Leal., York shiie, .--..-.. . - 9 11 2 Loth Parish of Timahury, Hants, D Wit:la,' 2 7 0 PAT , 1111o: Lid:inhume, near Cailington, Cornwall, Jo.. Cofh.i • 6 12 6 Visaed Earlobe' of Mountfield and Whatlington, Suomi, R. aideout - • 10 5 0 Village of Wa'hciswirk, Soffeillt, --..- 11 is 0 Hoyton Church, near Liverpool,J. Irises • II 7 0 Pariah of Preston, Sufio:k, W. Berwer. - 512 6 Upper mad Lower ShOckburth, i:er Sir S. Shuck busgh - - 11 4 6 Profits of a Ball at Rothe, in addition vi a former Sulactipiann of 981. 13e. par A Estlin and 5.12 10 111 0 Sulincrytinos trom Huddintheid and PilligllbOlitho,4l a Church, Huddersfield - . 24 5 1 .. Kirkpeaton - . 28 15 0 Etiksurron - . 13 3 0 —. Slaithwaite Chapel - It 0 0 -- lloln3firth . . 010 51 _-. }hanky . . 1! 11 9 -••••--- Latii • - 6 0 0 - LongtwnrA - • 9 14 0 -- Huddersfield - - 22 21 - •••-•-•• 1.y.11-ito - 3 6 6 --• Almoileibory - - 14 15 3 —. Lockwood - . 14 2 0 ..-"••• FAlleley • . 12 6 6 John Radcliffe, Esq. . 10 10 0 - Mr. Whitaker - 10 10 0 • Abrati•ni and John Iforand - 10 10 0 John mulThninas H. 411 - 10 10 0 Mr. Holroad, id Subicriptiota . 55 0 tVilliaot Fenton, Ell, . 5 5 0 Mr. Atlen - 55 0 .. No Nichols . . 85 0 Tlewnas Arkinson,Esq. . $ 5 • broke Sotairreioannii • li 111 0-242 6 9 50040.4,h...a continue tar be maim' at Llia's„ and at .'.l. v%a isaltert at Tcs•n and Ceendril. J. P.WLLSVORD. 64.; FIVAI THF. IiNMISUGH MAIL. —• I VIZNIPIA, TIM I. .' Our Court Gazette contains the following intdla ..' ligence from Italy :--." On the 29th of Deems M. Talleyrand Perigord, the nephew of the Minister for Foreign Affairs, arrived at Rome , tre. headquarters of the Emperor Napolevn, , having had a conference with Marshal Maa ena Padua. The Neapolitan troops, coma artlediby the. brave Count Roger Damn, under the Consinsinder in Chief Lascy, amounting to about 57,0 W tirizni were in three camps, between the greet roads to • Rome and Abruaan, at Linn, at San Geeineli.. Mkt en the River Tr onto. The Queen had dotesallad us repair to the army in person, with the hoodlep Prince, and Pi ince Leopold ; but, is do MRS OW', the former was attacked by a eider 4. vv.. Every preparation has been made, io sal* of the worst, to retire again to Palermo. The re port that the English, under General C.aig, have .. Received orders s. re-embark for Malta, is un founded. The Viceroy of Italy, Prince Eugene Bemtrbay- e nois, nith his consort the Princess Augusta of Es- If.tria, has already arrived at Verona through do Tyrol.' - Count Philip Cobenzel and Baron Fels, have ceived instruetionsto return each to his former post; the former as Ambassador to Paris, anti the lanes as envoy to the Hague. - TERRITORY OF HESSE, FER. S. ' We are assured that, besides Bavaria and %Wit feenberg, another respetlable and powerful k House will assume the rcyal dignity. 111.N.51 Or alit lilatilt. raa. It is said, that the Archduke Ferdinand, rake. '. forced by a part of the army of the Archduke Charles, will soon march through Hungary, for -` the Turkish frontiers. ~. CONSTANTINOPLE, DSC ?S. Tho Porte continues, asi,h the greatest aaivity, its preparations against the insurgents of Servia, trs Bosnia, anffon the Drina. The Servians, on thatr part, are mating dispositions which indicate a firm resolution of defending themselves to the last Iti.• Irenity. 'The Pintis . of . Bosnia, and of acmen*. are at the head of carps intended to aa against them. Several divisions of troops, ezercieraiond disciplined after the European manner, as welt fa two companies of Topgza (horse artillery), be* • joined them. The Greek Patriarch ha•. made soo ther attempt to prevent the effusion of blood, mad to persuade the insurgents to submit voluntarily to the Porte. The intelligence received from Asiatic Terkey, is of 'he most satisfactory nature. No symptoms of the plague have us yet manifested theme/dulls there, nor in Egypt. This capital is likewise in the most healthy iitate. saint SIENNA, 3510. re. We have not yet recovered kens the astonish ment into which we were plunged by the armistice late) , conclided, and which was so 'Sal noel- peeled. Our best-informed military men, and those in particular who are not favourable to the French, assert, that our situation, after the bettlekaf Austerlitz, was extremely brilliant, and this is the manner in which they reason. The Emperor Na poleon, who lost a prodigious number of rn , -, in that battle, had not more than 72,000 eifeelive troops rernaining•; he had in front the Russians and Austrians, who had retired under the walls cf Olmutz, and were at least 50,000 strong. The Arch duke Ferdinand was with 15,000 excellent troops on the left flank of the French army. These troops had just driven all the little French carps out of Bohemia, and bad drawn the Bavarian corps of M. de Wrede to the gates of Znayrn, lighting Al the way. General Marmont was kept in check by the brave Archduke John. The Archduke Charles was advancing towards the right wing of the French, with An army of 92,000 elle:live cambat ants, victorious, and full of ardour and courage. The French army bad in its rear a city, exasperated, furious, and driven to despair, in which 18,000 well armed citizens only waited for a signal re fall upon the French. Is it not astonishing, they con clude, that such a moment as this should have ben chosen by Austria for making peace The Emperor /us grunted permission' to the members of the States of Lower Austria, to cos tinue to wear the uniform which they had on the day they went cit to meet him; and the Archduke Charles has presented to the arsenal of the city, the colours tzken from the French in Italy. • Notwithstanding all the endeavoers alkd . t- Th. , day 11 , puulished, price I, A MANUAL of INOCULATION f or t h e U se LX.of the Fee .ity end Private Female; ; pointing out the mot approved Method of Inneadat.iig and eundttetit g Pments through the Small Pox : waileeted from the Writings of Dirtied& e, Sunni', and other eininew P.aetituinere. Pr GEORGE LIPSCOMB, Surgeon. ondoil : Pcntod tot J. 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