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Elevate Iby this nattering and loitiourable co-operattrio, he is not Motet the usual tern!itations to act.ept of gross sonic% or calumniea--the periodical aliment tir imitateot malignity—. c ur the entertainmeet of indolet't reerlitrs, W:III must be roused he cruelty, like sportsmen in the eliNse, to red and en , ,ny their useless ex tstence. The r ,,,,t..r muse, th , o4ore, understand, that in The Critical Resat+, it is net interde.l lei sines_ hen wall the torture or e.nei6xoon of geniis.. Talrods ill treated have ever become otteresting. and the Propnet•tr hopes always to bear in mind the ma...menet of the great M Ivan, ~ A. good slier - tat k-II a niett.as kill a gond book. Who kills a man, kills a reationdule rreatur , ,Gel s • 'mar ; bet he who destroys a good book, kill. . reardwi it-ell , kill- Int: irritee of t :rot; as it wora in the eye; *lrv. an her...rt.:dr, rather than • life." Met thougt. 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Y. , 18OS, is. boards. 9. T.kscisu. murtimv:rtc; or, [he Art of Noes berme made Essay, by Means of as Arithmetical Toy, 7s, 61. boa di ♦ PATRIOTISM; or, Th: Lova °four Country; an Essay, dedicated to the Volunteers, &c. 74. boards. S. iItINCIPLES of TAXATION; or, Contribution ac cording to Means, 11.43 d. stitched. Where also may be had, lost published, Al ENTERTAINING and INSTRUCTIVE GEOGRA PIIICAL GAME, en an cittre!y new plan, PectshariY adapted to the Use of Schools and Si nitnaries of Education, he the Editor of 's The Parent's. P, lend." recomnicided by W. Fr.md, Esq. 7.. 6d. in a boa. FOREIGN ENTIA.LIGENCE. FROM THE HAMBURGH MAIL. • (TCP.THER LZTCACTS.) sour, DEC. 14. Prince Louis, Grand Constable of France, and General-in-Chief of the Army of the North, has not yet arrived at the Hague, as was expelled. After he had inspeaed the fortifications ot Herzo genburch and Grave, he, on the 10th, set ont with a numerous train for Nimeguon. where a corps ot 12,0u0 men has been assembled. After the arrival of the Prince, the greater part t , f these troops passed the Waal, to proceed to Arnheim and the Y,sel. 1 Our Grand Pemienary immediately sent a depu tation to Nimeguen, to compliment his Imperial I-Ugliness, the French Envoy here, General Dupont Cliawitunt,and Chamberhin Villeneuve accompanied th:s deputatii.u, which consisted of our Ministers at War, and of the Marine. These Ministers, in the pre sence of the Prince, General Michaud, and other French Gene:al., held a kind of A council of war, in which they arranged tae operations of the army pt the North, and the measures necessary for the defence of the Yssel. towards which the army is drawing. The French Envoy returned to the Hague the day before yeNterday, but our deputies accompanied the Prince to Overyssel, where he will inspea the front lines, and then r‘torn to the Hague for a short time. Should there not be a peace, the army of the North will begin i:s opera tions with •he conirpenczment of the new year. On the I Ith inst. our Government received in telligence of the viaory of Napolena, ne it AuAer litz, which was immediately notified to the troops in the order of the day. An article in our Slants Courant, dated Men, in Bentheim, mentions that the Prussian troops at S:huttorff, which had been orderod to m trehlfor wards, have received wants r-orders. Quarters have again been required at Antwerp, whence the French troops will march to the eastern froatiers, for 1,000 cavitlry, 30)0 gre:;adiers, a strung train of artillery. FRONTIERS OE TYROL, DEC. 4. We have received private letters from TrieNte. It was then believed for many days, according fne assurances of a Staff °.Z eer of Prince (har!cs's ar my, that the Austrians I,s oald continue nn the banks of the Isonzo, and that they would even endeavour to advance again towards Tagliamento ; but the events prove to the contrary. On the 13th of Nov. the left wing oldie Archduke's army, b. gar. to se treat by Trieste,•and continued doing ,i) the I".low rr 1 illareLl [eche 17th and 1:)661), an Awtrian Llss a in viewed towaieds Gsiertz ;it took pbst• frra or s, about a leatne froneTrieste, and did not evacuate tli..t city trstsl the 21st and t2,.d of N s vernber. On the 23,1, the advanced trwspi of th.. French arrived there. The body of the Austrian army has retired to Carlstadt, the capital of - Crol.• 'la. The Russians also age expeeted at Trieste ; but they have nor yet quitted the frontiers of Dalms-," tia. We are assured that a detachment of the '. French Cavalry has entered Chime; '. The summer ca. of Trieste, which, since the eons. mencement of the war, has been in a very languid state, is now, in consequence of the late events, to tally destroyed. The merchants of t`t,it city have lost a great number of merchant-ses-cis returning from the Leant, very richly frei3hried. These vessels Is tve been taken in the A.ltiatie, by privateers which were fitted out in the Italian ports, and• cruised in that sea. The fate of the city of Venice bas not as yet been decidsd. They are there is the greatest consternation, :is the arrival o f a body o f Passsian troops has been almost officially at.iiiiii:•.a.l; however, this terror begins to subside; an.:, it is be lieved, that the Russians will be anticipated by the French, who arc preparing an expedition against that city ; they have for this purpose collet:teal an iii armed a great number of boats. They will, per haps, commence the attack on the islands in the neighbourhood of Venice, which are still occupied by the Austrians. The people of that city wish for the arrival of the 'French, as they hope they will for ever deliver them from the Austrian yoke. It is the unanimous wish of the Venetians to be incorpo rated with the kingdom of Italy. ‘Ve arc assured that the higher order of Austrian Magimates at Venice, are preparing to embark for Zarp, the capi tal of Dalmatia. COPENSIAC/K. DL:. CI. The Royal Danish packet PIiIICCRI Marva, Cap tain Acheley, WAS fired at, ana brought-to, by a French privateer, on the 931 of October last, on her voyage to Tranquebar ; who, after examining her papers, compelled her to take sure n Ergiiih prisoners on board. In consequence of the com plaint made by our Envoy to the French Court, the French Minister el Foreign Affairs has ordered tto be announced in all the French ports, that M. Surcauff, Cal..tain of true privateer, is to he inipTicon ed during d days, immediately after his return ; his ship dismantled, and himself incapacitate,' to nerve during twelve months. The Fri r.:11 Ministei's letter contains a postcript, stating it to .b.. lils 1;114- rial Majesty's pleasure, that all 50.:31 offences should be pirnisbed 'teith the utmost severiry: is example, we hope, will deter otliers. • THE BRITISH PRE I SS. LONDON, • ' , SATURDAY, J.VitIARY 4•. Yesterday was announce-1, at the Ev , t Tndia House, the arrival IA the Hopr packet, tdi Dover, on the 21 instant. The Hope sailed from Bengal on the ‘29.1 of August, and lett St. Helena on 16th of November. The Ciaseiice, G. Wools, arrived at Madras nn the 17th of July, and lIVAS to rtriCeed to the Mau ritius, as a cartel, with French prisoners. The Cbrinaribca, LOCKNLI, Arrived in Bengal the 9th of August. The Earl 1.1,,we, MURRAY ; and Wiad/sarn, Svew iv ; arrived at Madras the 17th of July. And were under ordt!rs to proceed to China. The Waiinde, SAPWIL•NDS, had arrived in Bengal. The Cream, WILLIAMSON, arrived at Madras, the 1 tth July, and was expeded to sail on the Bth August, with the Law art, man of war, and two of Cie Company's ships fur Prince of Wales on their way to China. '1 he ships Trarers, Satanic), had been dispatched from Bengal, to Fort Marlbro% for a cargo of pep pet, for F.ngland. The l u disp en .iit e whaler was at St. Helena. The Marquis CoNNWALLIII arrived in Rental, the SOth of July, previous to the departure of Marquis Wat.t.saer, who embarked on board the /Lsee frigate, Captain Cocicsuii), and was left at Saint Helena, when the Hope sailed from thence. The army under General Lama still -remain'd encamped on the River Chumbtrul, ready to take the field, Mould necessi:y require it. Upon the most attentive perusal rf the three Hamburgl Mails which we received nr. Thursday, we find very little deserving notice, that we did not yesterday communicate to our readers. Before the arrival ot these papers, some of the mints which had beeu most asive in spreading the reports of glorious battles on the Si and 4.b, and part a the 4.ltiv, be tween the French and the antes in Woravia, bad come forward and admitted their falsehood. was difficult to refuse Some Jerce of credit to stai menu, repeated from day to day, and SQUL:I. ti the most solemn manner. IVe do not deny that • considered snr-te ot the statements not unworthy no-ice. WIS a new zra, for which we were in prepared, in history of the Public Press, to sec th, Editors of Newspapers pledging thetnselves, frot h day to day, to the truth of reports which they It ii• Circe declired to have been without foul" 'a i For their belief in articles w hich they migat be derived from demi-ofricial a ithority, we do ) nyt Oat them: hint what can they say in defence of their Br Sit and Vi-nna letters, which they knew, or might have kOrrwri,to be fabrications. They have,Howev •ince declared their mortification and sorrow, se thr,i4en themselves n;•on the mercy b.f the couvri Their's-ape n:ance. ra are concerned to state. • twittrersintkn - e, nor rti-lung duration. Aft: , P. ,s admittere, in the meat unqualified terra, ti at battle of the t‘..i . pruerd fatal to the • • the battles battles 3d and 4,h were mere, Br fancy year they have discoverrd somet!' the. IT incrogh Mails, whieb may serve to hill, their fall, and . cover their disgrace. ]lie battle Anstrtlitz, we. are row told, was only a drawn b. tee; Ar..l the armistice was signed between Austria and France, merely for the pm ruse of aFordifkg op:thrthuity to remove the theatre of war to sot Malt plentiful country, the provisions being con:urned, between Vienna and Oimutz, by Olt spenive armies. The main body of the I . lvnri army was not carried from Viellia to the Nei of the Danube, until the 12th of November, and the arrival of the whole Russian face in C 7 quarter, • was even subsequent to that date. It is surprising that the whole year'., crop at store should be consumed in the short irito val betwee.a the 12th of November, and 2d of December, the day of the battle. But, eve though the armies had been suddenly surprised by a famine, it will not account for the armistice. The Russian soldier requires as little sustenance the French, and if famine were the cause, some thing like reciprocity might have been expened terms.—That the battle of tire -2ti was so decidesi;' in favaur of the, French, as re'er,zsented ire • Paris Paperi, no peritlab viq 4nted with • The Frenc: charat9er ever conceit,'; 444 appiari; even frti'm the German Papers, that the Austria. arrnv • neatly dissipated be:Ore the 4J. The brunt of day was borne by the Russian'. The A ustrilac sctreely named in t:le reports of it. We fea therefore, that the Apstro-Russian array felt hie' no longer able to cope Is ith the French, and the Emperor Flt A4C IS *reed lv an 'armistice, %IMO( r the ieresistible pressure of &Tail% But the w' inf3rnted Prints have discovered anoth.r c.rtrie the Armistice, and the subs:quent neg4iatir.r4is Nicolsbnrglt. They think that they have been ,planned by the Erripsror of Gigues v. to g: time: :Vp she uld be glad co know what beki that amiable, generous, but unfortunate P:::icr likely to derive from ? It U":! relieve the famine. It will not enable Austria to new forces bluer then Be',Be',.Paere can teieive plies. ft is Idle trcsupForre tat Pro's ‘Potlt if. seem, seder himself to he snipped of his Lairds by it little r:iplernAkic chFcAner y. '1 he history of the ' war proves that he knows how to turn arm;-•` his Advantage. On Thn-vtor, I nril CAST! EMESGII had al dience of llis M i.prcry, at Windsor stle, m tined in concultation with him ;,v4l A h lut duet o'clock, his Lordship Iris Winds , r The following official communication was terday made to I,l.ol'o's: is ADMIBALTY Of I ICE, JANUAR .4 , 1806, " On the 17t1. nit let 41. lovi I 3 N• • shir Anne, fell in truth the Ar.-thu•s fr r, e, rest . en 'sub which had been chattel tile o'er 0 .1)4 0.14,0 a, seop ~erf to Ittl that frail ug five nil of tile lase (one a :3 trek, r tt.: • :II teg.inl blether n 11 , 4 G (ut th • Gals to 013 •pc and Mowb ar C\f,ressed hw haled' that uuur ui u,cm i..t utu tne Ltiettly'it nand," The Arra ot‘e frigwe sailed from Cork on 12th, with .a dcet for the Wert lndt a. -All the tr.tesp•irts that were 4t d• et , sailed, on hu-slty, for the Ci,nwient, w home our troops It was not fir:ary ilTterenined, until within few days, that l'Atliarnent should not In. 11. prurogued to the S‘i of neat tcnrczh. It seen, by the following le:tcr, that the Nieetii,s, eertaialy take place on the 2tst inst. '• SIR, Down* 3141 atc 1' _ _ " the Me-ting of Parl.nroan‘ is hr.,: fur Tue.Ja 4141 O( Iranu3l, and as bus.nessgif the tit,het at.:t as , :ot..!nly as r-oituA, be b. arrithi trotter llse cstataar,! Parha, , e• t, I Ant cr,roulett I shall nu ex,:u....1 rug ex, , H ay oa ftre rt and anto Apr vrt.b, ro tot rlaa C. 11.14 awl it: spectarale am:gut:ince, at th. itallitttlUOl 01 the Sofs.h l bare the itty,..ht M he, Sir s " Tort ino,i iadtifor ood oboritertt I . W. r. Letters from an ()C-r of the 2.1, or Que, giment of Foot, from Gibraltar, datrd at .4'3, of tlie transports containing a part ot that Reg• state, that one of the transports. with 15') • • Regiment,. is taken by . 4 Fresw.h frigate. To transport, said to be missing, helongi;.g w r•beirer'r convoy, with 9.50 ot the 54 ft rtegint, arrived at Plymouth. and i 011.1: of the o!ticr. ..Fhey ile%rribe the pAss.ge !rum as very tempestuous. It 4tt - It IA t %. ly (.; t.• tr E trn?•, i lame 13.3. ev.4, stqd „ 4111 j. :le .f bst- atria tg some all It 1..•- 't taut 'cr:h Cat Ana vvro a:lard is:ice. ce as tome- slesby the • frtfm r r th:,t ns attt fear. t itic!f 1 th l t. IlflA ase for ;otsl, been ghtn ace 14 rai.e r. st.p- Nen..17,1 a little f• late .i.es to al Mn. nd te- -15 ,era. KT, lot as yes. 806. rt ..f•• , y `u ti ‘:. id 1.1 . $ o n 1 :e .f.r, 4 LC. t • '' it••• I,g • IQ urh . • L . I. p . T 111 It r L 11, 4. e ro.-n cer..