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‘ • it) ,_*\ '•, 1 7,9. / .:,. ••,• .. ~.„..) - . -• t, ...„ ~ ,I , 7 .r.R' .0 4, .f'' , vt , irli • _, 44 v t 4V')4 '7 - dw — -; LS i*j! • S V ' ..,:,.. 4 0 aal arA awl G. 6619.] WEDNESDAY, NOVE.MBER 24, 0113, rinucE ro THE PARLIAMENTARY DEB.VrES FROM THE YEAR' 1803 DOWN TO THE I'RESENT 'I'IME. R. T: C. HANSARD informs the SIM SCRIBER' that the TWENTt-FOURTH,TWENTY FIFTH, and TWENTY-SIXTH VOLUMES of the alutve Work, comprising the Debates in both Houses, from the Opening of the New Parliament, November 44, 1812„to the Close of the Session,'July 23, 1813, are ready fur delivery, and may he had of their respective Booksellers. NAVAL NEWS , himself had proceeded from. the latterlface rd Hanover. The head-quarters.of the'Orand Army of Bohetula was experted at Nranktort on , thd Mein . ; where a strong amps of linvarians and Wilts teniburiers had already arriye:l. .A division'of the troops. of General Tettenhorn bas - occupied tbe ; stro' ng fortress of Minden; ano then corps it gone through 'Oldenburg!' M,pur6u of the enetuy,'whO; in small force . bait again ap4 proacbed this city, •in to im aid' its inhabi- . tants tar the joy they 1:a:1 evinced at:the apprOaeh" of the Russian troops. • tilurro, bad V' 1)0 I c' i t ted EiTkAeT ruoii vLismALL,ls ‘VESTERN Lt3MINARY, DATED EXETET., TUNtDAY, NOV. 23. - Peterborough Court, 9 Nov. 1813. . . * - . 4 1 * Complete Sets may still 1:e had of the Pnhlisbers. - The bebates of the ensiling Session will be published us speedily as possible : and all Communications forwarded to Mr. Hall.; NH, will be attended to. • • - `. 81 1 ----- - IKEIt'S PANORAMA, STRAND, *NEAR SURREY- A HEW, sTatET. of the niagiiificent Cu of 14 ° 8- ~ cow is now Open, representing the Coinmencernentof i t ,,; ( : 4 onflairrati on , the Fr' end! Army .idva , n . cin t ,c , and skirmish 'lathe CoiAaelts and other Russuln Iv:lops. . • ..,..._ r it ANNIVEIIS Alt. - Y . • MEETING 'of ihe TER.NBLE.MN and GEN rtzmEN educated 4t C4-V,03:,„ 110 u ,2 1 3e SCIIOOI4 Will be held at thd.errxwmat . SL, •onSIONDAY, December U. • li . G. A. B E•TEWAisps . Ikr. Norris, Esir'ne*• . Rev. EtP.rard Trevenen, . G. IT. }'ree ling, Esq. Iter• Edward.rane ' , , ' -Th w aasoWarre, Eq. .f. Divine ric t waibegin at Halt . ..past One : , 'he SERMON will b ` , tt Mee JANIESCURREI. e preac re 1) • Dinner will be ou Table at FIVE o'Cluek precisely. • ••••.....___i Edsr-LvDl4-I.IOUSE,. Nov. 3, 1813. 1: 11 E CO URT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED za.co4llP ivr of MERCHANTS _V ENGLAND . 7 1 7 t o the EAST.INDIES, do hereby give Notice, a QUdIRTERLY GENER L C OURT of the satd It will be held at their House in Lehtlemhali-street, ox p a) ,7 4 y, the 22d December next, at Eleven o'cloo in the Jrre O • the purporc of declaring a DIrIDEND 441 summer last to ,Chriitnias nca'. ' " if Directors also give Notice, that at the 41 r - • 10.1 eral Court a jlfatiaa _be made " That Mr. ;01. TINDAL L , / ate of the Bengal Civil' Establishment be trailed to retuen with, ids Rank to India." 41 - 1 1:ES COBB; Assist. Secretory. ES ai mun..-i-lious.e, Nue. 3, 1813. I:RE 'COURT of /MiECTORS of the •UNITEII CoNP.4.v r f.lfzaCitel.NTS of .I..:NGL.I4VD,Trad -4! :Me East I n di es, do hereby give ;Vallee, 4 41 the 7 'ransfer Books of the said Company's Stock, will tIZ, II " Nradajh the 45th..In.stant, at Two o'clock, and Nrain on Tuesday, the 1 tillt January following, 0,,7 1 4ift the Dividend Irarrants on the iaid•Stock, down to d I'4 "utir •'ll be ready to delivered ca Tame ly , nest , Ui Itl ktf the , eanie NOWA. 1 +.6,_ J. COBB, ,dasislant Secretary. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Nov. 19, 1813. VIE COURT of DIRECTORS of s tlie UNIT so COMPANY of hIERCHANTS of, ENGLAND trading t he EAST ,INDIES do hereby give notice, hat the court will be ready to receive PROPOSALS in ing on or before We4riejul4y the dtli December nezt, persons•who may be willipg to let on freight good C OPPER. BOTTOMED SHIPS of the barthen of ',from SOO I°7 ° o Tons; builders - measurement, for the said Company's for one voyage only. 'fie Tenders, with the word, " Ship Tender" on the cover, 1 4 " severally sealed tip, and kit with the Secretary at or be :lt 12 o'clock at noon on the said Bth of December, beyond 'lleli holly no Tender will be received. , JAMES COBB, 'Assistant Secretary. The pavtietthrs of the Terms and Co nditions upon which , 4 "Qve Ships wilt be engaged i n. the Company's service, % /b e bad upon application to Mr. John Morice, Clerk to ~Zri n littee of Shipp i ng., ptioc after Wednesday next the %tint. ARMY .cON'TRACTS. • . Coetimissart in Chief's Office, Greet George street, November 9, 1813. A O TTCE is hereby given that the Commis. i t 14 Y-in- Chief is ready to receive Proposals for 50pp1y t04,744 of his Majesty's Troops as may be encamped . in the I) ,ltex;t l the ensuing year in the following Districts,, with `'Atiti‘i'l• N lE , vr, FUEL, S'IltAW, FORAGE, COAL, , lt e n s d . L iy i - "r'S, such Proposals to be sent in on or before lit will the tt t ! te l e ' e ?ltt day 'of December next, (olfserving, 111 ‘en after 1» o'clock on that day) and that none will if sent by post Pusta . - b i 4 t, , he west be paid, viz. 11 :1•17: 34. Counties. Bri tain. Northumberland { '4411 eu We n : e t i ti r o ia re l l l an d' (1, . I‘l, .. pirliam. 4 ITtu r c k' iln. Norfolk ttst er ,. Sinfolk, u Cambridge, Huntingdtin, it " Essex. 4 ex )(lnt. L . • Sussex. i, Hants 7)11 4 ..... 1 e iti Hants, eW I %. Dorset, . Iv • g"t Isle cl,Wight. tit eto .{ . 1) " . ' 4 '1 Cornwell, • S oMerset. , • I N rt i . ( W 3 1 Worcester 1 il s,Hereford { Monmouth t .top o , w • uuth Wales. t: t t ect f . ; r 3 must be made for the whole of th e Art,i c . l !! t r i c le . 4 tlr whimeopts District, and each Proposal mus e l n:it ti e_ ~... ei, L ytt 4 ,,;:. ll Is annexed lo the 'render properly Filled ho P tu ' l l h t ,". the Party known Property, enkaging to become rimed ti o uceL tts fo r t tendering, in the amount stet . d in the p t h p t ssi , v . i t e he d!ie performance of ,the Coo . tra • k• he p i .!. l ,u . .nuttced unlesS • made on a p unte d • l T . e e n . d . e sr4 4, 41 411, 4 1 ;1 1 Inserted in Words at length; th,:t he ,I, l ‘,,,ouring the Continuance-of the (out net no w ,:on. and shout t i m it ops to i a iltid / 14 1 1 :I d IPed in the District; the expense of I t Py t 'itirkl e e Paid in the first imtance by the . . ditractor; thi, o tteut i ,„ to hial b the Cuentnissary-in-On 4 f• . • at t tet C „ ) Pce, — b e l w -t e b e e n Contracts may be i had on applica ai tt l o d n no . 7 C(4l4l stssari-Geneial Dent, Jer andhryi ; at the i tsii , An t i b the Hours of E tAt n t". 1 . %burgh ; t tis 1 ) . , (4,,, 4 , 01-00 rnni;.sary-Geneial Palmer , -:- ' -it ', I Of I)„.gt•sory-Cient. rat Oilope, Guernsey :. and at the Districts. Counties. 'Chest er, Salop., Lancaster, ,NortlQValeS. X• Hertford, perks. 'Derby, Nottingham, Stafford, Leicester;, Warwick, Rutland, • Bedford, Nortbutupte; Oxford, Buckingham. - Jersey. Guernsey, Alderney. North-weal Home Inland Jersey And the Islands of 44 the icy fangs of churlish Winti-." COLDS, COUGHS, HOARSENESS, ASTHMA, CON , SUMpTioNs, &c. _ _ THE celebrate:l OXFORD LOZENGE is not only a ecrtaiu Cure for Colds and Cougtjs, but a Pre ventive of Catarrhal Infection; other Medicine has ever ret had the power of effecting such an amazing improvement on the organs of the human voice as this fragrant Lozenge.- -Public Speakers in the Pulpit or at the I3ar will find that time use of this elegant Medicine will clear the voice from hoarse ness aud huskiness,and render it melodious, strong,and flexible. A trial only is requisite to convince the amateurs of fine sing ing of its powerful effects. Sold, wholesale and.retail, by Bayley and Blew, Cockspur street ; Butler, No. 4, Cheapside; and .Vade, No. 4t, Corn hill. Retail, by Sanger, 150, Oxford•street, London ; Man .day, Oxford ; and by every respectable reader Au town and country, at2s. fid. per box. er, :poru;6l'4 g ov lldr 412-'1" 1 • fe f se ttJ' " II . ; oie v ei •. 1)r o of. •ii )1 „ft, ,1 e * to to, 5 . a re; 6° l r. , 4' r' ,t , PATRONISED BY THE ROYAL FAMILY. TILE APPROVED wiler ER-PROOF CAMBLET PORTU GAL CLOAKS. SERJEANT; Military Taylor, takes thit fir . Opportunity of announcing to the Nohility,Gentry,lke. that the above. CLOAKS are to be had, as Usual, at the Ori .ginal Manufactory, No. 4, Southampton-street, Strand Serleant and l'ulsfordi, where an Assortment is always riAoty of ~llilitary , Naval, and Travelling Cloaks; &c. • TO ALL WHONALUE THEIR . SIGHT. THE Sight of the Aged is restored ; the Weak . Sight strengthened; and the Perfect Sight pre served, upon . unerring principles, by IIItADBERRY's• PATENT .SPEcTACLES, 332, Oxford-street. To prevent Disappointment, be particular in observing it a not a shop, but a Private lionse, next door to the Fish monger's. between Swallow-street, and Argyle-street. • STATE LorrEltY. 6 - 1 \ VIVI' and Co. respectfully inform the Public KY that they live eonteacted with Government for the en suing sTATE LOTTERY, which will begin drawing en the 14th of January. It consists of 12,000 Tickets, and the Scheme contains— -2 .. Prizes 0f.... L. 20,000. ...are.... L. 40,000 19,000 20,000 . , 2 • • 2. 4 ... 1,000.... ... .... ~. 4,000 6 7 .' 8 ' .. 200 10 20 1,355 . 20 500 ) First drawn Dlaas First' Day,} 5,000 L.lO. each. ~"', ( First drawn Blanks Second Day, 1 `.' 1 • !,.10 each. 5,000 • ,-., 12,000 Tickets. , • L. 100,0440 In the Lottery which finished drawing on the 11th of this Month (November), No. 2,499, n Prize of L. 00,000, an4l No. 5,727, t Prize of /..aoo, were both sold mid shared at SWIFT and Co.'s.ollices No. 11, Poultry; I No. 31', Aldgate High- No.. IQ, Charing-cross; f street. • BUONAPAR'I'E'S GOVERNMENT. • Day was published, • in Four Volumes, Octavo, price 61. es. in boards, - 111) ECUEIL de DECRETS L ORDONNANCE, TRAITES de PAIX, ISL'INIFESTES, PROCLANIA 'noNs,- niscouits, &c. •de NAPOLEON TIUONA- . PARTE et des tklentbres du Concernment Francais, depitii le .18 Bruinaire, An 8, (Novemnre, 1799) jusgte4 l'Auukc inclusivemeut, avec on Index. Extraits du Moniteur, • . , Par LEWIS coummtpui, Autcur de . l'Histoire Secrete du Cabinet de Buonaparte, Edi teur du Journal l'Antigallican Monitor. et Anti-Corsican Chronicle, &c. &c. • Published by Wan and Co. Booksellers, Sobo-square. . • Of whom nuty be had, Mr. Goldsmith's Secret History of the Cabinet of Buona 'parte, in French. GENUINE MEDICINES. FNEWBERY anti SONS,' in St. Paul's . Churehlard, Proprietois of Dr. James's and other valuable' Medicines, inform the Public, that since the New Duties, the prices arc as follow; and those iivhis huy six or more, will have the stamps gratis ; but as many per: is mis• take the house, they are desired to obsorve, that tlae Number is 45, four doors from Cheapside. s. d. S. Dr. James Powder .... g 9 flalhy's t:arrainatire I 9 Do. Aiialeptic Pills 4 6 Strong TWO .of Bark '4 0 Do. Antibilious Pills.. 2 9 Iluxham's ditfo 3 0 Dr. Austin's Clialybeate 4 0 English Coffee 9 9 Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc 2 9 Essence of Ginger Do. Convulsion Oil 2 6 Inglisli's Scots Pills Do. Camomile Drops.. 1 9 Cheltenham Salts 2 9 Essence of Coltsfoot .. 3 6 Ipecactiaiina Lozenges I I 'Mr. Spenco's Dentifrice 4 0 10r. Solander's Ten The Cephalic Snuff ... I I Henry's Magnesia 9 6 Lozenges of Blois Glass's Magnesia The Eau Nledicinale .. II 0 Grant's Cough ditto Rheumatic Powder 4• 6 Greenough's Tinctures I It Tonic Pills Dr. liooper's Pills 1 l Soothing Syrup 2, 9 Ample allowance to Merchants, &c. for Exportation. BALDNESS or UMW HAIRS will nut be seen in future, if PRINCE's Russia Oil is used con stantly, to moisten the. Hair when dressing, It is proved the hest and" most wholesome preparation in the universe forthe Hair, and is so great a nourisher if used constant, fleecy a hair will fall off or, turn grey; in short,'where there is hair by nature, and it has got thin or bald, and the least roo ts remain, by using the Ru ssia O i l regularly., you may rely on its tieing restored.—Proinotes eye-brows, whiskers, -and will prevent whiskercturning reddish or grey. Is used by the Royal Family, and Ladies and Gentlemen of dis ttuction. Observe, t h e cover of each bottle has it British Govern 'meta Stamp; tbriefore any slicipkeeper or hairdresser selling Russia Oil t under limy pretence whatever without " Mr. Prince" printed in the Dritish Government Stamp, are im postors, and sellers of counterfeits. Ask for Prince's Russia Oil, at 85, per bottle, or one bottle, containing four small, at 11.28.; or six large for Sl. duty in eluded. Sold by the Proprietor,, Prince, Dentist.--Ohserre, it is not a Sbn.--cxactly opposite No. 8; the Numbers - tire irre gular 'in ;Inhn-street, Oxford-street. Ladies 'or Gentlemen sending servants for Russia 011, will be p.atieulter in to gig them directions as abn ee, as there are petty shops Joint street, aswell.ns,iii other streets, that sell Counterfeit ltus. sia Oils Sold also by Mr; Smyth, Perfumer' to his Majesty,. Neve Bond-stfeett laeon, I 58, Oxford-street ; Withers, e 29,51 tend; Davison, 58, Fleet-street ; Rigge, rS, Cheipside Dolton, I ruivi Exchaugc.; and by most.prittcilial.rcefunsers Or alediciue . Vended in the kinidonsi The Dar/ingit>n packet arrived at Falmouth On Sunday night, in three days, from Cornuna, .was put under quarantine, and therefore no letters . delivered accounts spread from her, ho*cver, wilich she got.o.t Corunna, that the town of St. • J4en de Luz had been-burnt by the lire from Lord. WIILLI4QTON'S troops and the gun-brigs which co-operated With them, ana that the enemy had : de iiroyed its worl%s, and Left it tO itt fate.", Note.—lt 'will be remembered .that the. Inf.t inf:,rmation w 1 kb the Western Lunthpary gaee us of LurtiVlP.tr.,lNc . roN's °Derail:ma proved iucurrcat. YALMOUTII, Nov. 21.—Arrived the Princu„; illizabeth packet with a Lljan from Lisbon, m II days, and the Darlington packet from Cadiz, in 13 days—last from Corunna, from . whence six sailed the .18th inst.* The Darlingtvn packet, is put under quarantine, and tt is supposed ‘vilPprO ceed to Stangate Creek, in consequence of having some passengers on board that have been at Gi braltar. * The mails by the Darlington are not arrived in town. PonTsstotrn, Nov. 23.---Arrived his Majesty's ship Primrose, from Quebec, with - convoy : salt ed a month since, in 'company with the Maine; lost the greater part of the ennvoy in a fog oil' the Banks of Newfoundland. Sailifd his Majesty,'s, ships Grampus iron Forte for the I)Ost'ns ; •Thneulo and Misletne for Ilyinonth ; and tht Hope sloop of war on a cruise. Tne Vindictive, pierced for gins, was launched this day from Ins Majesty's dock-yard at this port. PLYmotmt, Nov. 4 2.2.—ArriVed the Py; amUs fri , gate from a cruize, Nimble cutter from ditto, Oresies sloop of war froin rortsniouth. Also, arrived the Midas, lizu t, 'Master, from AUcant, bound to Otternsey. HARtvictt., Nov. '.23.—Sailed the . New Union, LANCNSTER, Master, with passengers, &e. for Holland. .This is the first vessel that has left this country, Doyca,- Nov. 23.--This morning, between six and seven o'clock, the 37th, 52d, and 95th regi ments 'marched through Dover by forced marches to Deal, _there - to be embarked for Holland. Se. vend transports have arrived in Dover Roads, and are• expected in the harbour next tide, for the put4scse of,receiying troops.. DEAL, Nov. his Majesty's ship. Cornwall, to join Rear Admiral FirtittEa's squw dron off the Texel, and the Hannah, M'QuAttßzt, for Madeira and Bombay. • Came down front the river six sail of Jamaicamen, and remain in the bowni,_with the rest of the :outward-bound. • The fifty-second Regiment of FoOt 'arrived here this morning front ttythe, and were forward ed immediately to Ramsgate . , for enibarkatkon'pn .board the transports'm 'that harbour, by waggons. Indeed every species of. carriage has been put in requisition for the conveyance of troops along the coast. Every thing is Lnistle and activity, and every countenance beamingswith joyand gladness. PQ.ETRF. LONEY'S BRIDGE. ' This is thaßridge that was blown into air: These are the Miners, who htill the care Of mining the Bridge that was blown into airy This k the Corporal, stunt and strong, Who tired. the Mine with his match so long, Which WAS made brthe Miners, who had the care• Of mining the Bridge that was blown into air. This is the Colonel of Infantry, Who . order'd the Corpral,'stont and strong,' To tire the - Mine with his match so long, &c. This it the Mareschal. of high .degree, Who whisper'd the Colonel of Infantry, To order the Corporal, stout and strong, dec d This Is the Emperor who scnmper'd away, • Aud lett the Mareschal.of high degree, To whisper the Colonel of Infantry, &c. These are the Thousands who cursed the day Which made bias an Emperor, who scamper ' d away, . Andleft.the Mareschal of high degree, ace. These are the Monarchs, so gen'rons an 4 brave, Who comper'd the Tyrant, and Liberty gave • To Thousands on Thuusam4, who cursed the day Which made him on Emperor who scowl:wet: away, And left the Mareschal of high degree, To whisper the Colonel of Infantry, To order the. Corp' al, stout and strong, To fire the Mine with hi match so long, Which was made. by the Miners, who had the care Of mining 'the Bridge that was blown into air. LA NOURBICE DU ROI DE ROSE. OFFICIAL BULLETIS. FOREIGN OrFtor., Nov. 23, 1813. Bremen Gazettes to the 9th Inst. have been re ceived at this Office by the last lieligolarul Mail, from which the following arc ex.tiacts : • Bremen, Nov. 7. Intelligence front the Allied Armies. - The destruction anti dispersion of the I ,4 rench army since the derisive days in the .vicinity of Leipsielppears to he every day more complctc.—. The enemy no longer makes any, stand, and, seeks his safety alone in a further flight to the Rhine. A few parties will arrive there with their fugitive Emperor; the greater part Are destroyed nu the road, are pole prisoners, dispersed, or seelt their tafety in theservice of the Allied Artny:The army Of the North, un de r the Crown Prince - of Sweden, has advanced, and was, according to the accounts, near Cassel and Uottingen. , The Crown Wince ritOci.Am.vrioN. By . cirder.of his Majesty the natperor of all the Russias,. it ay Master; and of Us.Royll the Crown Prince 'W Sweden, the French Autho— rities of the City of Bremen, and. ot !is -fortiter territory, are, Irofit' this day disiolved, and the Ancient Constitutions of: the.free Mins' Town o!.. Brettien is-hoewith restored. • The Russi.th Imperial Alajor.dnoerol. Bu rm . ) Vox le.x - r,.'N;kozitt. Bremen, Oct. 25, (Nov. 197:2. .• Kew Bremen Gazette, Nov. 9: 181$: BERLIt3, Nov. 4.--,-Frein) the hcrid-quartert Field-Marshal Von IThicher, we have received flit following : TENTH ROOM% • isenittb, As early as the 19th bf October, after the storm , . ing of Leipsig, the corps of COunt Von Langeron and Von Stickel) proceeded to Skenditi. The eaval& ry pf Sacken's corps, under General WasilchikA crossed the Elster. The rnli body of the.l4ench Army, With the'Emperor Ndpolcou, bi vow u Nrie ,l at Mark-Ranustadt. On the:2oth Oct. Gen. Wasil-t chikoff advanced' upon Lutzen, taking trot the: enemy 2,106 prisoners. The corps of Lank;eioii and Sacken Moved towards Liu zen. Gen .Voit Yorck proceeding fromltallc, bythe (kid of battle of Ross:. bach (in the seven years war), met the.enenty ofi their march front Weissenfels to Freiburg, tar! . cannonaded their columns.- The main body of the.French.army had not . ventured Id march upon Kosen, but, had Crossed the Seale neat. WeissQu . .. leis, and were'pursuing the route of Freihorg The Beiperor Napoleon bivouacked near scads, upon the left hank of the . Saale. () ; 1 the 21st of October the corps of Ltotgct'on cult • Sackett set Out for I'VeissenlOs. The :mthly, burnt 'down the bridges: v„, Blucher, by. means of his artillery, e,ttr.e.l Old enemy to be driven. from • the left hank of the' Smile; and ordered immediately a . bridge to b e . thrown over that river. This was effected ttputl the same spot where his Majesty King , Frederick, previqus to the battle of Riasbach, bad orderett to be constructed . a bridge of rafts, audit is worthy of 'remark that the 4atnecAtTenttr who was employed on the present occasion, had, at,that time, when a yonth * been one 'of the' Wink• men. General Von YOrck . advanced nrion:Onel . - furtil, in ordhr to prevent the enemy front pass ing the Mistrial in 4nany Columns. Part of the cavalry of reserve, under Colonel' Count Von Henkel, tell in with a ci,lumn of the•enemy that was escorting SoMe prisoners. He in. stantly attacked them, took many prioners, " and liberated four thousand prisoners, together with ,one hundred 'officers of the several Allied PoWers, .who had been taken on ,the Vith August and )oitt October. When it appeared that this was the hindmost column of the rummy, General Von' Yorck turned quickly off to the left towards Freld' , burg, made an impetuous attack upon the eneiiiy's columns, on their march, . overthrew them after a brisk engagement of infantry; acrd drove them into the valliesadjoiningtheriver Uustrutt. The enemy's waggon train had not yet reached that river; hut they blew up a number of powder waggons, Ind left behind a large number of, cannon, tuinhrili, and Generals equipages. One General, 2 . nels, upwards of 1000 mee, 03 and a number of ammunitiou waggons, were, in the evening,* in the hands of Gel/el at Von 'Vomit. The Rumber of guns and waggons that were found on the ensuing day cannot yet be eoerectly .stated. On the 22d Pct. the bridges across Unstrutt were restored, and thear l t g 4plisTe s passed th user in three coluinns, without ; however being able to come up with the enemy. On the'23d, the arniypro , eeedea us far as Sum merda. The enemy coneelitente4 themselves near Erfurt, and seemed willing to take: u p a position there, with intent .to afford some rest to their jaded horses. The 'Field Mar shal, apprised of this circumstance, ordered thf army to make a rapid movement, .with view of turning the left wing of the enemy. The - army on the 24th were at Ttnnstadt, and on the 25th beyond Langensaira. , On the 26th s . they march in three coltunni upon Gotha, and the Ilorselberg, in the direction 0 ( Eisenach. The enemy were. niready lrt fall treat. The vanguard, under Generiil wick .made about two thousand ',dinners, . in the neighbourhood .of Goshen. General Nitro : Yorelt, encountered the enemy murchiug through the 'ialley of - Rorie!, in the vicinity of Eisenach, Attacked thou, and, after• uu engage:loco of infantry, took the village of Elckrodri thereby cutting off the Fourth Army Corps of the etiemy from Eisenach. The latter.thereforc; threw them 'selves into the forest of Thuringia, and are Colu• pelled-to endeavour to reacii,by circuitous the town of Vach. Oa the 9th Oct. the army passed through- the dc:file of Lisenach, pi414 0 :04 the enemy in . all directio.rm - Every imrur convoys of prisoners were bitll.sing in ) • LEI,rSIC, Our. 30.---The;gingdoth .besides Landstruiu and tondvreiv.: faeAtt 36,009 men, regular trOopsl— , -,tecorthov.•;“ -the reigning Duke of Wein'. 1 rake man& in the army. Prince uk*r will command the &AMID : - - THF.ATRE-ROYAIL, DRURY-LANE. T ' .. HIS PRESENT MINING, Nov. 24,1 their Nlikje,ties Servant's will perfnrm THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. ;.'.,%. Attr which (Al titite . ) .a new Musical Farce, in TwO2Arts, :t•• - called • • " • ' • T o: W HO . STOii A 1 7 t H ER :,••, - Marrow { Est time), 111uSiun ;' with Who's to itaVe Her? • ---..., , •',- r .THEATitE R AI„ OY COVENT-GARDEN. .''.l ; HIS PRESENT EVENING, Not, 24, will i .-.: be perfnraieu '.... Y . .THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. . ~ i, - To which will h e a dde r ?, i 3 / 44 THE MILLER AND Ills MEN. .. - ~, . orrow, King Henry the Fifth; with The Deserter. • -rici •to ; et, -- !I'