The Sun. — London, England, 1813-12-09 00:00:00

*'11: .r., •, 4,VtL • k • d't)i 'l4l t 1 Pt ) ;y l 4 p‘t• , . , ~,AlkA 4 T. 4 v. ~%"- .'..'s". t':74 60/VH . i4 ....7 l _ ; ,,- p,„,.. - .„... 4 , ;., • -4, ' cf , •-•:,,-,.. , 7 ' "S . ~.: -- - 1 ---- LI ,-7 , • , t i = ...`! . l• * - , , ,, C ~ Ce-,,, 1 .: \,. ' ....",.. t' , . t t *it sA ,. 1 , l' '''„//o ' ..'r• ',v ii,. _ r a T H tII4S DAY, DECEAI.BifiIt 9, ibi3. [PRICE SIXPENCE-ITALP PEN NT, i - e7p - did.l.4VG-0/FFICE, I.b MOST INTERESTING NARRATIVE, This Day. was published,priee . 7s. "sewed, Tli"'cO MAUS'S 10 NERS for PICT U IN G . His 31.4./ES.Ti'S N., IVY do Acicby gipc..X4 ice, nag ERE,NCI.I. , ,P'APERS.. '. A.MBURG I-I • or a l'articular Account of . the Transactions which took place. in that City dur- g in g the first Six Mouths'of ►he year IFtl3, with 'a view of its pre.iousState, and of the Canduct. of the French during their• Six Years posses , ion, both before and a►ter its being annex ed to the FrenclrEmpire: • ' by fIANNIBAL EVANS LLOYD„Esq. - (Late of Ha tabu rgh .) Printed ford. M.:Rich:it'd:wit, No. 23, Cornhill. .on . r.nesdav, the 141Vof Dec. :text, the 'will be read,/ to re ceive Tenders..in writiAg (•eshe up), and' teeat ,with each Persons as will 4 , :d.rttoke 4.4pply wb,!: igEsu 1)1:: EF wt 3, yegaired for the nee of lax 4 11,iie.y!y's Ships and revs,* at gOURbEAUX, 'Nov. 26.—An American vessel ar rived In 20 days from Boston, brings the f0110,,v -. ing intelligence • . " The English army of Upper Canada, corn- manded by General Proctpr, bas been defeated and . made prisouert. Only the General hiMself, with fifty men, were able to effect their 'escape. The rest of this army, amounting td tbe number of 4000 men, were taken. " The English fleet on the Lake Erie is de stroyed, That of Lake Ontario, under tbe com mand of Sir James Yeo, has been defeated by . the American . Commodore Chauncey. Two ships . • , were taken, and the rest' are blockaded near to Kin:lston. The: American army, ;30,000 meet strong, bad arrivcd at the port of Sacket, near Plymouth, Torbay . , Dartuloutk, .. • . Fahnoutb, YarTnutb, Lynn, and Wells . , County of Norfolk. Margate, . Dover Poa4s, and - New llorpnry. . .. • (n Seura!e Cont.vets),.for Twelve .211ont7ts !ram hyt of Jan. to thg 31.4 if 1314. be pit! fur lrl Pills, paint& with Interns!, _Vincta Days nf:6- dat ,771ir Conditions ftf ble•Cout,-.l:ts 'wry Ll.' seen at rltc ,' , 1.•,•1 , - tary'.x (Vice, ett this Wier; or .by applytng to Alr.•Miller, .d gent for the flan:Wink at PlyanOuth ; to tier' Collectors e 1 his Majesty's austoms 'Llattmodth aid Formouee, re» Jpectketzp. to 311,'. Jartn Cruc.ifued, at lwasuuth, and to Mr. .11u5.;,-11, _lkentAr ric :nailing of Doter. • regard will he had to any Trader in Pelich the Price' shall ,wt be inserted in worde at leJwilz, or that ,shall not Lc:de livered to thelloard.lajore Doe a'Clock . on th,ruid Tuesday the 14th of pte. next, nor mule-:-s the Person who malzea pie Tender, or Some Person an his behalf, attends, to answer when culled for. 'Phis Day was published, A New Edition, price ss, illustrated with Cases, of • APRACTICAL TIIE.ATISE on the Preren . Lion and Cure of the'VEN DISFASE, and Conseroeticcs, ag Strictures, Gleets, tic. incinding. Prac tical Ob.wrvations on Tabes. Darsalls, ducal Div.:harges, &c. By T. M. CATON, Surgeon,. Late of the Unit&l Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's. Pi inted fur Ilighley, '23, Fleet-street J. Martin, 23, Holler-street,.Cavendish,square; and Sher4uod and C0 . ..26, Putornt:ster-rotv, Lunja.n. Wb,re may be hail, Gatott'S . Popular Treatisi , on the Curries and 14;, , tInvtiou of the Varieties of Asthilia, ,uitir new and sinetessfill Instruc tions for the Prevention and Treatment of Astinnatfc'Fito, price 3s. On the 14th inst, will be pahlished, K:ngston ; ,This town was to be atta4:ed by sea and land.' It is probable that at this moment tho English are driven out of every part of Upper Chnada. They have abandoned the savages, who have united themselVes with the Americans." Handsmnely printed on a fine Paper, in Two Volumes, duo decimo, price iu boards, 1.03.•6d. the Second Lditiou re vised, of TDATIIIARCLIAL TIMES ;- or, the Land. of Canain ; in seven Books. Founded un the Huly'Setiv- • tort's. . . • . By Hits O'KEEFFF". . . Printed - for F. C. ;old .1. Rivington, No. 6-, St. Paul's Clitucli-yard ; sold also by 3. Hatt:lo.l:a, Na. 130... Piccadilly. . This Day mere published in ,ito, Each Tender must a!so be accompanied hpa Late" signed Lyrro rcsponsihle .Persons engagia to become buand with the Party tender:lit, to Me pewri s oil 01 ,2 1 (1 W! • for;the due .perylantanec of the Contracts,' at inymnath art 2),rbay, anti of 5001. for each cfthe ctltcr Contracts. Illustrated with Ten En a.. -Tavingl, by Aliltun, and Scutt, pave 21. is, V-11: CLERGY, SCTIOOLNASTERS, MA STERS OF Acm)EmiEs, ""'POSED OF, at Christmas or Mid ,;nu,c .. the Parties call agrve, au ACADEMY ILCTAtiII.I,TY. This School has been Id with such unvarying and almost un- A) have acquired a pre-eininerhy in the uled, that the Premises and Accomoda large and commodious, being expressly Jose, and ' that the situation is to the and beautiful part of the kingdom, it is let - taking• holds out. uu inviting and al of success. fiN%lll.bertnecterate' will be aceerding,to :rs transferred; .antt the greatestaccent.. ailed in the mutter payments. D. E. No. to, Goltismith-street, Cheap- NQ. 4024 " ~~rtslti Ll, S'ALLV-EM).II.ISTING TRUS!9ES. • • • Intents -ore upon .nit entire now Springs aro so constructed as to admit ote in• size and force ; will answer fur Mont. any strap whatever. ,nd 'Co. confidently ricninmend a trial to lerfcct ease and security to the galli np ;Manton Truss, on their usual lateral dull: cost shall he returned. to alt. jar superior in ease and effect 'to every x any trial, wear, or damage. Tile Pa -following appointmvits :—The -,tl Hospitals aint Doek-vare,s, the Ottl Ispital, the Hon. East "India Company, sing in th country, wilding the circum ,n inches, just aboyuChe hi; ~ may depend . ly fitted.' watching, and (1:1111 : 411:t'I '' l : cl4:ll:lsSi:ll:°:NlNlCalKt'jeril.ti:Si I ;, lll li Ct g nE l l it e. i t i; n c . 7114°N W - ' '. 1 i •t - appo in b t e i ni ' , l4 Y•vtrtiic of a certain Act of Parliament, for '-- kkh the Streets and Public Places, in the Parish of i 1 , 4 2 4 ` - ' 4 . o reaid, do hereby give Notice; - that a General Iv r. ! "I till ' (. - Ts will be bchl in the COMMIT LIR. Mice, in the .said Parish, on 1 : )1' December instant, at Eleven igree with any Person or Persons xling,' Keeping in Repair, and in the said Parish; or who are Iting . the said Lamps, without repair, and ‘vbose PropoSal Cto tinned) may be approved. The for the lir:Anal( or the Whole made for the whole year, the , c• lighted every night, from the .st of May followlog ; 'and from until Christmas, 1814 : the re ,e Half of the Lamps are to be Proposals are made for the first he Lamp are to he lighted from the Ist of May following ; and the 24th June then next; only .ghted every night. 'The Lamps u-set to sun-rise each night they ,c 1 the Contractor or Coo.raciors ,nd Burners twice in eveto week Fri.' , a O4 • , nd'. oie 1 , -, • ..... ,a, .12 1 Mt P.Tra . C-163:2 - 1 • •• . wil . . , 1.111,,,aitE Roy IL; COVEN t', i 1 ' lll4 I P S PRESENT EVENING, Dec: 9, will, ' jr ho{ be perform:4i • iril• . • THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. dile: '-, Air which, 4 Pie,, e; in One Act, called AIRS W l'i- 1 4 INS ' lyil • ',:, • , • gi11.., . I'o wtocu t7V added,. •dgi ,_ ALADDIN, i • ,--- 1 ' 1 .., 1 4° 1r0w, King Henry the Fifth ; with The Miller and . i eti, ~.,1 .; • „ _____________ ______ ! e r e !, s., t "l-11.0YAI„ DItURT-LANK. , 1 . 01 . 1 ..„,-. I S PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 9, their . Iti i ;:"lilstiviSereatits will perform (13th time) a new Grand ft , ii DIA • • Matte Oriental Spectacle, called ,at ILLUSIO N. •irt 4i te. r Which - ai new Musical Farce, in Two Acts, called 5. i i WHO'S TO HAVE HER? IC ' .' To which will be added, • THE MIDNIGHT HOUR. ii, 1 Ti Morrow, Illusion i with Two Strings to your BOw. ,15 TO i r ill' .?f • PRORPIE LOBS OF EAsT INDIA STOCK. ' le• 14 Vittis AN•o G • , HE '-' "T.I4IIIEN, , . I.C'. death CA 'A Ll-( • n t Sir Tr- li' mur- to offer myself as a CANDIDATE for ird 1 .1 , / b " 7 e r io e t n ii c i e i o - a f Vacancy ,i,i.et i e i t i i t t , "e li vDirectione,,y rears s in n f : O m:: A. supporter* base i era, studs the next Election. I t ' iia lie' si " 4ll Pen Which I venture to hope for your appro- ..: , are ;Ali ex , • • ' . j, t ' lrs al 47viee, and, basin!: resigned that service, my being i n , ,liii h d yeiilyself entirely to your atars. i ; ,h 1j ~0,„.' ue so fortunaiu as to utgain this natural object of . ikt ' -- "Ii nip whole time shall be zealously devoted to l j, 4: l l .ulteres. ', ~, ili hike , - • ii, Tqf t .tee earliest opportunity to pay my personal etit, 4 , !ptl' •- I . , ai of ymi, t o solicit ritir favourable conuteuanee. - '1 hare the I.onour to . be, ' ! cil I . Ladies and Cientlemttn, - ilitil •i Tour most oliedient and himible . S.errant, • HUGH iINnsAY. jr 1 isti,,,, • _ at ~,_ , Lodge, Nor.i2ii 1813 . • , ' ''''•,-. :—.--. lit I 1. '6 -P ATRONISED BY THE ItOYAL FAMILY. '..ii,„ ‘i le i ~ 1 I 'ROVEI) \VA:TER-PROOF CANIBLET POltTu- a . 1 Q ,. GAL CLOAks: till,l ti: u i ti ; l ot j ti r mit ‘ y N a r f r anni)ucingto tlie I ,e, , ' !..,: , Military oi Ta ylor, l., t y , takes ue n tr . y : 3, t his c. r . itl I.,.,','''ve. c' . ..()AK.K are to be had, as usual, at the Girl- ies I t i,,,,„c,; t t ;`;,,),‘, No. I,.Sontlianipton-street, Strand (late Ai . 11 Nlilit qr , .V . 5 .14, ri1), where ;,.1t Assortment ii ulwayb ready lie . •l i\- -- j ' ' '`Yi'lliatid 'Travelling Cloaks, tuc. 6.e. . .......______ lie 1 4) '14.11; ------ CLERGY, 9 ' r. tYr • Ali . C ) 1)1S A be po ~.; 4 ''' : 1 ttle 'i i IIUI . I , ! .. ! I. ' I 'M , is Ile , I tiNl , li , ll4el .3 s I * IL ENPE lit : t,, ,, iii,a s U : i ° I " g , an, ' , iii,.,. ' -ve e's) ds to i!,... 1 Iv.. opinion. 4;t" to this is Os , c t , te td .r:t t ir t u , lasiy li (I' C4l,l'llotts,Lril'Oillir,l'i: , e ; thitTiLlt the undt t..ttitt l i prospect i ' , 114 4 9 - iium whicl ...... 7 ,-,„ . `' 4 1144. 7, 7tof 13ua rdei i. ,. 4 , 47 will :ie utim we, e 'l (.1 1 134t -i.ai ci '; ,!,-, ... r r • t, . I , ..P . .i PATANT SE ;;or ' _riEsit; litstrui lli.. Pri , icipli, the :.... ----' ~rl ,-i sc or (lervo.( ''',or I,fi &irk, will! l' A st.: 0 11 - 1 1)::trs:, ODY, at 1 Itt , g , :5, 01 , 5 ' . . i, !Jo prefer p , 4+ i ` 4 ".). , it the to .›.., k it ' r. vrt• that the 1 1 4,c , if nut found i ti 1 tt ,.:' , ,clitiou, tit ter ;14 , ,,.. : ‘k i - :•,,, Pa.v receive( , d 1 7,.. 'mtvv, the NIA* . t.1.77„,';',:.4,4.,,?rjeit‘vich.H1 0; fib; 1 , .h. • p, . r ,T4.'iftilt,„,,iLti,%ans read' , ~,, I, .. , tie body, in a t, ,l , ~- "":4teurately lit'• ', ' l ' . ' -1/1,,, _ BA dtr h g , i , ti. COrl, roitl!lf;ll‘r4 ' VY * lll be held iii the coNimrr- , •• It it 9()Nl of 114 1 Police (Mice, in the said Parish, on ' q1,,, 41 . 4 PAY, the 16111 da of I)ecember instant, at Eleven 44) , :it the pcbrilloon,tjugive with any Person or Persons 11 4r1. 4 C ' lnt ra.ct for Finding,' Keeping in Repair, and ''. -i.llio,tF th e Public Lamps in the said Parish; or who are 11 4. tli ti l. 0 troirract them ghg . the said Lamps, without `1„ , 'l4 4 nd keeping in repair, and whose Proptisal (to I" it.e t iis hereinafter mentioned) may be approved. 'The O'' - ,, 4 ''4t ti be made either for the 'firat tialf or the Whole ~ ,, , ..N til . e ' u i f f th e Proposals are made for the whole year, the .. .ilt_f% 1 ) - , : e t he Limpi'iire to be • lighted every night, from the 1 )00 ,' - 't Ist4 al , b er next, to the Ist of May follow.ag ; 'and front r it o, t. 1 1 , 40. - -.September next, until Christmas, 1814 : the re- '• A t.'; ' tt e d e ut tlie.year only One Half of the Lamps are to be tlt .I t ,vt.tery night. If the Proposals are made for the first tu ti : ll *,theii the Wliulo oft he Lamps arr . : to be lighted (runt 0 1 . . ; is 14e =aid next, to the lst of May following; and • 1 I t ii ," 4l RI of May to the 24th June then next; only 4 " ; 'll L 4 v b "f tliem are to be lighted every night. The Lamps rri l , . I' . ti „2‘1 4 lighted (min sun-set to sun-rise each night they 0 " ' ll'jc?f -4edt ''' bil,liithted, hoc! the Contractor or CoOtractors i i:` l ,1' . ., ii lt ''''," the said 'Lamps and Burners twice in evcto week J 1:•• ii,k4 I; 4 ' said term. .'' 1 ii., 1 131`, J a l4 l l.)nsals' must be in writing, sealed and directed to ~,,J , i', - 'sll, l ,...V.s . .thiodri i t g e, 36, Bathwicli-strcet, on or . before oil ri !,,,, '", - ,; 1 4 ' i k,..1., the lotii instant . 'Each 'Person must specify two ,r".l'..ii le t i U Lnitoonen, who,`With himself, will "become bound in i i ie : . ?,ii l ltit! e : lt nlnney contracted to. be given for the performaltie ~t!. . 1 : , 1 1 i,,,.. 1. 4 r•tet• Any Pre. ~sal omitting to flaille securities •, .., - be; attended to. ' .., . . ISy,Order of the Commissioners, i nt , itl iv , .. sii.i.i. ''' SAMUEL EVILL, Clerk. ..,.,', i.,,_ ( i , , liecemb' atl 181 J •fa . '.... December 1, . r L.,. k.,t. _,.. ...—_____ ill ; 4 11 • li t GENUINE MEPICINF.S. e , 1 4, , • 1'0 . ',,,,' •, , .folia Wing AIEDICINES may be pro- j , ‘',i4 -. 44, - . l4 ed genuine of E. EDWARDS, 66, St. Paul's Church- cli ' Ip. Jo, ht ; : . bl / 4 11 , , arn of Honey 36 ' Juaiper HF,s. Pepperm. 1 li ril L ' ji 14,,„, 91 \Vaterilock.. 3 i.; ROclir 5 Einbrocation.. 4'o - ~,, , ,A.,il;4:l!.iiilious I'd Is_ 2 9 - . ItobberilesCough Dr. =I 9 '' ' ;, r ,i ( '; ( l :‘ ol l4 4l ', 4l Afr j 6 c c',',' l , l ,!? . 1 -;r 0 1) 3 2 9 JuniP.erEsl.Pe.nnyroyal 2 1 0 1.1: 1 , LA % 11 14 c 'it.e 1 1.1 Speedonan s Pills ' rr , l" 141 ) 11 . • ?ngli Drops -2 6 Spilsbory's Drops .... 60 * i r e a . 04„ el iti out]. Powder 2 'l3 creentwirte4 LuAengc' 1 1 r ~,„ „,:„„......(..,„„.cord.., . ,„-,,,,„„ s'etitt's Pills .. 11 * 7 . 1, - I,A, ‘ , e ica .. 0.,, , . , ••• . ... . , 'tf .4 ' VII " tj. ' s • • • 2 9 Salt of Lt•mons 1 u ..„,, qo 'vs v.,! . • , 4 1:4 1,, i•? 4 '.tabie Pills 4 6 ', Godbold's Balsam... .18 0 * 0i t . t. , ',.,,V: 1 11-, , , 1) :? . t . If Powth:r 2 9 lieurv's Magnesia. ..... 29 * ..r , — I ,;tt, , ,, , t. i ~i ..; 1 Pills 114' No rri;'r.. J4,irs ' 2 9 11 i" ,' '411 44110 -. tc a 9" r •- • i', •ee 3 0 ~ j '..04 ‘.01t4. , --• • - .e.SSeto.: o •• int] .• .. ' . I l t,,,ntia 1i .1 ." 1-4, '••• . 1- li Thiratile Ink ...... .. -1 G * 1 ttott till; i ; ''''';') ee t fi ~ : , 4'6 Dritish Oil rt` ''li ' ' el-tniesy .:, 9 chozvoutia :••-.1.1.s h " , vt. itt - . f i All i : , 4 1,- , 1 . 1 . , c with the star excepted; uill have the ad- - `"iir 1 ) ,: L, 1 , 1 '": .'i ( is, 643, tit. Paul's, on the stamp ; where ii Ltl, ''' ''','+';!' other Patent and Public Medicine, ..,i [Of, ..t.'VLEMENtS of AGRICULTURAL • C11E .1114 .MIS'rItY, in a. Course (if Lectures fur, the Botqd of 4rieulture, • By. Sir IiUMPIIRY PAVY, LL.T). P.ll,S,L„und Printed for Longman, Ilurst, li.crs, Oruie, ,and Brown, Paternoster-.row, Lon Jolt; auti Cous, A bie a nd Cu. Edin burgh. • • • . MONTtiONIERrS WORKS. 4 • This Day were published, By Langnian, Hurst, Het* Ortne,.atallrown, Paternoster ' row; cod at the British . Galleey, 54, New Bond street, , I. THE WORLD before , the FLOOD, room, in Tell Cantos, witleother occasional Pieces ) . the Second Edition, in Foolscap 9ro, pri ‘ c boArds.. The Wanderer of S.Witzerland, and other Poems; the SiXttt Edition, in Foolscap :Bro. price . rfis, 3. The West Indies, 11114 otherPoeins; 66 Third Edition, iu Foolscap tiro. price Cs. hoards._ This Dity were publisltral, In Fourteen Volumes, 'Octavo, price 81. Bs. beards, with 2 • fide Po traits, arid a File Siniile, • rr(TY , :, WORKS of BEAUMONT and illustrated with Critical and Eniianatury. I~ntes t via 11 iog rap i cal No Li , nlnottltVolta . kl I'lay, before pubtisho*unil nay firSt print • NIS. in tho•posbessinn csf tin`•rnhlisitergi.A.: , • IlLiitcd by HENRY W.F.13.F.',L, ESQ. - , - Printed for Longman, binrSt,l4e4, Orme, ;mil Brown`; F. C. and J. Ilivington; . Whitt,' Cochrane, and Co.; J. Mur ray; K. H. Evans; It. Schnley; J, Nlawinan ; anti Gale and Co. London I J,llallailtytie and Co; and Doig and Edinburgh. This Day was pub.matd, Price Pour Shillings and Sixpence hound in Sheep, THE TIMBER DEALER'S GUIDE, ,in mea suring and valuing TREES of any Dimensions or Qualities. • . A: CROCKER, Land ano Timber Surveyor, of Fronie, Author of the Eltmentf of Ltd tinrceying, &c. &e. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brawn, Pa-. ternoster-row. .. % Of whom may be bad. by the same Author,. The Elements of Land StirreYing, in all its BrancbeS, prac tically adapted to flit. Use of Schools and :i,tudents, in Ittuo. price 7s. t;d. boards. . FLAXMAN'S ILLUSTRATIONS Or HOMER; ,DAN'rE, AND ESCHYLCS. This Day waikpublished, • In Folio, price 21.25, in extra boards, a New Edition, with additional Plates, of , A • SERIES 'of ifiNGRAVINGS, to illustrate the ILIAD and ODYSSEY of HOMER, from Com positions of ' • ' JOHN FLAXMAN, It. A. Sculptor to the King. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and ”rowin, Paternoster-Row; and at tho 13ritisb Gallery, st, New Bond street. Of whom may be also had, 1. A Series.of Engravings to Daute. Li One Vo lume, folio, &ice 41. 4s. in extra boards. . 2. A Series of Engravings to illustrate Esehylus. In folio, price 1). 11s. Gcl. boards. MRS. OPUS WORK. This Day Pas By hangman, Hurst, Roes, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster raw ; and at the Uritish 0411erv, Al, New !kind-street. hriIiALES ii.F.AL LIFE. By Mrs. ONE. . The Second Edition - , 3 vols. 12ino. price 18i. boards. 2. Temper; pr, Domestic Scenes ulsitte. Third Edition, 2 vols. 120:10. price 11. is. boariis, • :I. Adelinc iNlowlimy; or the Mother and Daughter a Tale. 'rhe Third Edition, in three v 01.6 ISM°. price 13s. 6d. boards. • 4. Simple Tales. The Zd Edition , in 4 vols. limo. price 111 IN. hoards. 5. The Father and Daughter : a Tale, in Prose. The 7th Edition: in t2no.!price. 4s. (d.-hoa rds . • • 6. Poem's. The 6th Edition, in limo. price 6s. boards. 7. The Warrior's Return; and other Poems. The Second Edition, price 6s. bards. -PORTER'S RUSSIA'S CAMPAIGN: • " We itt;ert in our Journal, and not without some exulta tioPi, an atillicatic - detail of the mortification, dispersion, and, effectual defeat of the most lawless and sanguinary ambition which ever afflicted or tlisgrazed suffering humanity. The circumstances are related in this ialtune from authority vhicb cannot be disputed:. It will .he perused by all with an eager and an anxious interen.",---Britisli Critic, Atig..1:11.3. This D4y was publisheil, In One Volume 4tp. price tl. Its. dd. boards, NARRA'FIVE of the •late C.A.MPNIGN in ItUSSIA; containing Information drawn font utbei it sonrccs, front intercepted Vreneh Doeunients hitlivrto unknown to the British Pubifc. • By Sir 11.0111 , ..1ti.' KER. PORTER- Illustrated with Plans, S.e. of the tieueral )1 0 " 1 ""IA both Arniics., thring their - Advance: and Relreat--•vi,'• re:* - trait of the late General Kutusoff.. • Printed for Lopgaian, Hurst, Rees, o v nie, nrnwisi 1 1 / 4 v:rim:ter Ito c; and at tne_British (i4ll e fr 4-I New 3 , -)nil. xtrtcl. I'ICTIMI,LL.VG—OFFICE" ‘ I,sre,T. :30,101 13. Tim co3ni s fur VICTI/4LLING N.-11") . do herelry gke .yidice, put vtt Fridog, the loth "hey U ll be ready to rteeke TendeTs yn writing (sealed 'Sip), .and treat for Tivo Mildred Thousand Gallons of WEST INDIA RUM, to he t 1: livered, Duty. frees from the Bonded If of the lrea India Dock Company at the Port of London, into his .34jesty's Stores, at Deptford, in the space of Chie Ofanth fruits the dust` if the Contract; and also for FAY Tons of 'nod sonadmerchantable . RICE, to be answeralde to San9ks ('ojonc pound weight each) to he prodaced with the Tenders, and to be delivered jab the beforenzentioned Stores, i n the space Of a fortnight. • - ' . The whole to be paid far by Bills; payahk with Interest, Ninety Dogs after dote. The Cuitetitiqns (if the. Contracts maybe seem at the Sccrc• tary's Other. No'rrifint tan k had to ally render in which the Price ttilt . 40Wir! ig F l tir Y . ill „..,g k o .i i rth, t o , that ; q u ill p io i he t iedirered to the liot:r)t kilto (),O , o't..*.fpi,h cn the awiii Fri (lag, the toil, of I.)errnatter next; mar Pcr.eOn who niahCs the render, 4 ,,, 44 , (1) ; o tc . n d s, to answer wien railed for. I'It:II`4I,LING,OTFICE, 3, 181.3. T IIE CO :11M/SS,ONE . IIB. for I7CTUA LL C N.-11'1 do hi-re/'y give Notice, That on „Friday, the 7th January next, they will lie ready to receive Tenders in writiug, (Sealed ni) treat for the sapid4 , (6/1 separate Contracts) of who,' I , itE,ll BEEF may le required for the use of leis Mitresty!s Ships and Feuds at Limerick unit in the /titer Shannon ; .Lando henry . and Loughewil4i; .end Belfast, Carrialtrlros, Larne Horl)our, and Newry; for Z'tocke filonthe certotn, mid further, until .I;onike at:ruing - te for the ternthottion of ti:e Contructe; the Coittlittons tfarkidi may :5f.: .SCeit at the Se- Crelary's Office .at :his (.)1)1ce; by applyi::g Zr, the Collec tors of hie Mojcs.ty's - Crze:uMs. at Lond'ontlertg,and Beftkst, respeetirely. No regard ?KU he had to any Vender in udach the Price Mail ;tot he inserted it, wards at lenx•th, Or that shall nut be delivered to th 4.• nuaed Gclore One o'Cluch on Me said Fri day, Me 7t4 jannory next, nor irately the Pervm Lho)ntiltes Tsa.rer, or aunte,Peisun on his hchtfO r , atiene4, :o en swer H<reeu ealia jtr: Earilf reader ) , L os: also Le accompanied by a Letter signed ty two - reepons:t's Pentons e•sgag:nN to become bound with the Party 4tndering, ia Pc:-t; , ul WO!. fir the due Ptrfiirsignce uf ir Me Contracts. - ,C.3IiRM AN LANG LJAGr.. This Day w;ts' publialle,!, • .In. One lame Voluole, scion're 1:hno. price 11. i COMPJAi'EIL VOCKE'r 1)1CTION.O_I r of XX- - the English and German, and Geppan'z.t,tl English Langnages, u. TWO Parts. • _ • By. vtiv", ItENDEIt, D. r Instructions for the pr.kper pronunciation of the Gem= Laogtiage, nteprefiged to the Dictionitry. • •Prcated fur SherwoU%!, Nee and 'Junes, 20, Pa teruusier-Tuw. • 1 . • Of whont ;nay he had, liv - the same Author, 1. A Practical Graunuar of 'Getman Language. Fourth Edithus; ss. I,6und. '2. • Excicise,i, to facilitate the Acquisition of the Oerirtan Language. Sievond Edithoi, 4s. tta. otattik,k, 8. Gvranto Catiraphy, vr, S1a:4:11•1.:11i of tkinnut Wsitin; - ; elezantly engraved. 4.4, Concise English and German. .t.pellithz-liook; or, an cusy,lntriuluctioa to the t..;,,nnals :iaaauuetr. rB. iiottnd. ; WaS /11141 . 1 , 11e:1, l'• t price th , Fourth Ethtis)6 of 11E; Th 'etid of Litive: awl other lir the hti - tt !' `MY Ant, Printed- fo-Lnagnt-iti, hers, 011,-, w Dron, l'aicruos s :cv•row; wvl..t tlw lirit:sh strttt. A few C.)pies if the.4to. edit.;pitnay!):: hatl,Erke 11. l is. ea, . • - For eleitance of tieNign. 4 lcl , l ;ic , -.lrtc7 of t.lv4:_otioll tltia 1111),11 erCtads apy .reti;,4o Cod r i y,i j 'Lou f thc ....‘rt ; '. vas. 0::y. hilt the heti:ls .fOur ontotryalea belit est. )iolloat_Pethst.irvithiect iotigqh4s , , ;VS 11:“ZiPe ^ tat..sthe' fl(liug, of the At.) LS:S tklie or I , 3 . yrlir :dwell tllt thor ond if-xak the „olel Vci. it SWISS CONFEDERATION. 13Ant, NO '.'25,--We see detich went& of Swiss troops arrive here from different Cantons, 14110 come to, th I lelvetic Neutrality to he respected these troops have a good . appearance; and con duct themselves well. Uu our Northein frontiers there are plsnted posts with inscriptions, which are to chew the line of demarcation', and indicate our limits, in order to ai'oid all kind of discussion with the coalesced Powers. Nov: 25.---The military farces which . are forming to guarantee out' territory, will con sist of a provisional araw of 45,000 men. Should c i re un i stances require it, they will be augmented. Tlie public spirit which exhibits itself in every part of Switzerland, for the maintenance of our neutrality, is „worthy of the greatest eniogintos. in case of neeesshy, every possible sacrifice Will 'be made for the preservation of the system which we have adopted, and which is the:only .one suit able for the condition of Switzerland. Pants, DEc.. 3.—His Imperial Highness the Prince Governor Qeneral beyond the Alps has been informed of the approaching arrival of the Prince at. Genoa. It is Itown that his Excel lency has 20,000 men under his command. PARIS, DEC. 3.—OnAlle day before yesterday the Emperor held a Council of Administration of War, concerning the clothing of the troops. This Council of Administtation is composed of the wine Members as the preceding. Ails Majesty preslled this day at the Council of State. • PARIi, Dsc. .Majesty this day presided at a Council for the Military Subsistehce, 'com posed of the same persons as the former. DEC. give the following details. from letter from Bayonne, dated . the 29th Nov. can cerning the situation of our army, and which we may consider as being certain The enemy leaves us in quiet, The en trenched camp, on whith 10,000 men were em played, is completed. It defends thepassage of the Nive,, and is supplied with a formidable ar tillery , already 160 pieces of cannon are mount ed on the batteries, and within three days there will be 180 pieceS more. This point is consider ed as. impregnable. .-The enemy would lusts_ 60,000 men without obtaining any favourable re sult. Tha Beyonnese have nothing to fear . ; con fidenee is estAblished, and reinforceMents are daily arriving. It appears certain that the Spaniards have re fused to advance. ThiS eircunistlinee has occa sioned some misunderstanding between them B ud the English." , _ DEC.: s.—The mortdlity still continues very great at Frankfort. One hundred and one per sons died there between the 13th and 1 with out r e c koning the military. There ere se;eral mall towns and villages, which count from 20U to 309 sick in each, mvONNE, Nov. 24.—We are much more titiß. gull here than might be expected. he French army covers our city, which ia lw.lidcs in a very resinctable condition. _ . STitasnuitqn, Nov. 23.--W:re can assitredhr stilte,. that we have not yet heatd, neither for nor near, a single cannon-shot from the fort or neigh bombood of Kehl. The enemy keep thernsek n at a respectful distance, .and it sunrirV reports may be believed, not without some inctiiieoule con cerning his.sicuatiOtt.• The fact is,, that they.are entrenching theitiselvcs—that they, use all pre cautions—that they make no'reconnoi4auees un less with numerous detaelonents—that they *do not go oat to forage,-- , and :.that tfley 'occopy only the large villages, ' We have been a Inn; thue without knowing- with wlnit enemies we had to deal . ; we at length find that ;t is with the . BA, The patroles from Kehl daily resat to the village of Stinthcim ; the enemy comes there when we are goin% This not neciipied "by either party:, For 4 1 010 days paSt sa brilge of boats has been established he. tWeen the gt:cat'fsland in ;he Rhino and the port of Kehl, besides a f,reat, bridge, the better to seetire the communication between oar, place and . • ' NVonins, 4"` 7 ov. 26,—The city and tuvirons .I‘l , ly(uzclire very tranquil ; the troops which 11- ti Ye trop t the interim - rep:iir to the cantonmeiittv , . ,1;: , :ine(1 for them, unit the army is iu , the lest ti;.sonsition. nntl Reissittn - v;tn-guladck, are 'at \Vickt.rt and ‘Veitbaeli, i.. titint of Fr,ik-