The Sun. — London, England, 1813-09-18 00:00:00

• • I ` ) i 4 tlt k l 1 0 34 ,9 41 1 .4 . • op. , • • , :1 1 41' • c * : ° - • • • • s - • • • e 1 1 4 . t + • V A Y 4IL 0 • , ,i„ S Ult Do Y, SEPTE _UBE 1,8, Iz- 4 , 3. Itl:l.rhT , ',li ..65f,:12. [PRICE SIXE S I 7::CE-ITki,VP,ENNY. OFFICEOP ORDNANCE, Sept. 10, 1813. riIlL PRINCIPAL. OFFICER'S of His MA- EsTrs fi; de; herekii give Notice, That Proposals will be-reeeked at their Ofilee inPall 7 .llall, 'On or &fore Friday, 'the a'eth Instant, from suck P'ersons. as may be Willing to 'undertake the Supply of HELMETS and CAPS for Service of "this Department, for, a periled cf Three Years, determinable at the expiration of 'One Year, upon Notice of Three Manthe, at the option of either Party. Pattern; if the Articles may be 'viewed upon application to the respective Officers of the Ordnance in the Royal Arsenal, li`oolwich 1 and litrtheri Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be bawl; at the Serra- . tary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any DaY between, the flour; of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, end indorsed " Proposals for Ilelnles and Cops;" but no .Proposal can be admitted after the said 2.lth Imetant,4st Twelve o'clock at Mon cf the same dry, • neither will ary tender be noticed, unless the Party maki, , ,f i 4 or an .dgent sn his behall,:sitoll attend. Order of the Board, R. IL CR Err, Sec. • LORD NVIIITWORTIT'S • VVELCO.g.r; to 11t.E.I.AtiD,7 a,<D!i'c:ftiltielato 101 the coininmed Willix„prie 2s. ; I.6rd 'Whit worth's Grand Nlareb iind'Quiek Mel)," . composed by Ditto, Lei Prtits eoot,atuing, t‘ hest weary Tracelter,'!. Om favourite. Opera drthe Bridge, contpoed by Mr. Brabain; wariatii.a , ;, by O. liralltuaric, price '2,i.—Linulon, published by Goulding and Co. N 0.20, Sohn-lquai - e ; and 7, NV:cAaairefaui!-Eitre,..l, FRENCH i'APERS: FaAr4KFORi', SEPT. pili6ge of troops Of every army through Our town continues wit 4.; out interruptmn,. Yesterday• we saw strong CO - kiwis of infantry:and Ca va l r y aril t'e'." Pmus , —day.(Stinda . V) her Ala jesty, the Ewpress., Queen and Ilq,rent, received at the Palace of St: Cloud the diplomatic etirlis, who were conducted to this audience, with the ac eustothed forms,. by a Mast it and Assistant of Ceremonies; and introduced by his Exedieticy the Grand lgastet% • 'MISS:aONATtIES 'co INDIA. This: Dar. wns price Two Shillings, .Q ; Wi3STADOCE of this; SPEEtill of CHARLES F.K. M. P. 'a the lioto:e. of Connuons, - J t, )•813. on the Clause in the East Itnlia enacting .far ther fa.ilities to Penious going out to India for Iteligioni purposes. t London: Priuted .for Black, Parry, inul Co. Leadenhall street. • _ Where may he had, by the sante Author, A IteFic*-Of !Soar impottint Passqtges in the lute Admini stration of Sir George 11, Barlow, Bart. at Mudeas, iu So. price Ra. boards, LEGIM,EN,, SEPT. 1.--We have received Intel-. ligence from Matta, datel 26th July. At . this epoch thq plagne hdd extended froni the city, of V:tletta into the country azid, :ALirine which had•hitherto been free from it. On the Mlt4. ()PIE'S' NEW `EAL,ES. nig 1);ly were published, to I't~rc Ire/i griitiort,) p b0a3.(14, , , , /..-`,..-------,,,_„, -- i ' -.4lj u r ,Tnns having; Demands on ISAAC 11 :e4 I ! 1 :.." AN, of the Island of Santa Cruz, in the West I,_ j---, ''..sq• oither on his own account, or us - surety for other iii :', are requested *to send an , Account thereof, and ut Stc urities they may I Id fur the same, as early as •theY 4 1 "1 , 1 ,'„ f t ',' McbsrS.Suntli and 'o Lawford, o f Drapers ' 1.-I,,ll,,iThrlo_g n4eyo-strtv.t, Loudon, ..... . • fur the purpose of emlbliai, unit 1 o pturi4ion for It - 3ischare,-e thereof. ii -- 7 - ;•—•.....----......,,.._ le ' . --- . 41 "IF , AP • JAPAN AND WIND:it/It CH Ant ,M.l - NpP,kt:lt.ntY, No. 29 City-road, Filisbury-sqtta.re, up - osite to e lirekv-house. ' i • . IN(iltAl\l respectfully informs his Friends . with T. 4441 the Puidie in general., that they May he supplied, ti it.' i';,lleY.apatined, t 'indsor, and tl)yed Chairs, Colcbes c ' u 4.4 ' ' l TNiqn and Rustic Seats, Flower Stands, Bedsteads, / rakes', Bed., Farniture, Father Beds, Mattresses, and ('l'y Article in. the l i ' , .rnishing line, lower than at any Fac tory or Waraliour.e in Loudon, for Ready Money. or:lterelnuits, Cqtain,•, Hotels, Taverns, and Innkeepers and t ,.: i i Ls j requiii,,, gnat quantity of Cluiin; at a short notice, tra y s I:< <,t: ", ''''` i t J• ls I ' itetori, as great Assortments are a1,,,,,:1i5d: ,,,,,: li s d : in 4 t,tztte of prerwitiou ready for the public de- At; 'r . . " An , : -.l ' - -I,l lst supplied.. N. ilt.pprentieul.vented; Premium expected. . AP4rtinents genteelly furnished" for single Gentle teen. -- ------,---- - --•:—.---- ' vr.tATLEY'S LIQUID JAPAN BLI.C.KING. riiS matchless CONIPOSMON for BOOTS,. _ sIIOES,....I:I.IINESS, &e is , confidently subuti!ttd to !•!te Public under the stroni-est testianmies of Its SttlicriqYitY mur lt pr.!,;erreh the leilliter soft and pliant,- and v:itli IPss. l' , ' !r(citteecta mere BRILLIANT and laqingJET BLACK., tlu . nt !ti he utuaiiiell front any other preparation. Pints Is. 64., f-pints tod. and Cciic,h,.?l,: Wliol.esale and Retail by Bayley and Blew,. Perftne . r_s o , Par-stieet, Loudon (where the Patent Cakes continue• I ... 111 , 4 1 e 4 star] 44 1111 as tumul i ) ; also, sold Retail by ;oust of the lahtal liroders. ~ ...,.* Both the Japan Liquid and 'genuine :takes ore signed W• liAli,tY, "/ 1 wtry and 4t.r.w." ' -----------.---___L ' _ , ANTI-XFTR3:II()N. , T,,,i.s..,notri ,unelitiVocaliy , proved that the PA ctiui iiN r AN'll-Arr RI- ri , )N ilett and best Thing ever yet :11.13(e'°o%N•elrle)°d6fielril(S)'Nhipsi3Btoltie teats, itisteatl of C'oor er bed in th e E l 0 I-- ;to Prt%ecve Cables from being rob -11, ..,/,t, ,U.WS.4:-Ilt) lliSttild OE a plot, 5„,.,.i t . , or ttottitd ! ;,,.i ty itiggnsg of Ships frion the. XV -tl ' anti from (I"fg .c ha " I ' I " te ftd "f Tar, I' P areelin e k:, 1 :1 1. 4 Serrie ;" fur this Siides awl Carria4es of t` ; to, render . Leather and Can ea Wati,r-proof; and if. ) pre nl . " in atfam-engin os , min i, 811;4 t'!N•tlia Kfreys of Friction . other Implement, u f H cist : r-vtii_ells.a,iirytlift,,,,,r buyg-}:;iiirlilisie,r(f3 Carrie ens Coaches W iaia ry I.T, 4 0 ,„ cri • ~ t aggon, C :: . rt ' , ..alid 1 hinery oUever . pools. st is elsa the best 'l`b• I rat . - B l a des ' gtNwords, and a ll . t.•, .., Any, to reserve the t it l llt. It wilt r ke ti '''s -1 "a ot` Polished Steel Articles, frdm h..' . zskt -I' 'r i til ill etve gPouts. P....t.., utipp, citit.v.,V, ~r .' "'n t 1 0 V , 4" - ''t , l'itlll 01' Vistoil, and 'Wooden 13.Jiitliog, v c,;'-' i t iv in i dies", etrilitril tkorns; and Dry Rot, either it) the Last or. 411 Y Climate. ' . •to 0 ~1 1 1'3 , 4 1 .4 . ; ° . ,f thi4 Composition 'is, in t o me Cases, equal • ki ' - --r-Htiuret. Applications of Oil, Tallow, or any other, 1. 331 of C: "'e) vbitl 'tt) .r 'Car, and the Public stive, by its use; I tta 'rltree I-londred to Four Thousand per evot...4elnsive 4 .„,' P"l i, l3 „ th e Wear and Tear in 111achtnerY t Wheels, it•c• ;; s'4lcll l ;aving of exitance tnore thln that of savipg _. ti,i)rts (tut of Ten, and iothinf Cat) be sO clean in 11 .° '' :•, :' ,4 14. iv' i t r ,g l 'e so little Troub e. e ila . , su.emile and Retail, for the Patentees, at N . 4. ‘lO . , V 4 , lng-crots, near the .Atlntiralty, Leindon! and, lri ,, Vae t, ir r4r''pt.iaent,,itt twist Ship-Chandlers, Libraries, ..I.lr , ag,..i5 ,i ,... t' •' Co-Jellinat;ers honinongers,• InukeepF:t., Co,tc ; Lor3. S a d der' , a and Silo ' okeepers, in the 'United l'A.rugdoen, in • '', t 4 ed . •• d r•6O • 10$,;60 .; One Gouda ‘tiati '1%,,,, 0t . • '• ; Qs. ts .; ob. •, , fir _ , •.lineas each, 4 p o 7 , m.iiitat ,i,i e :lox contains agitantiPy su ffi cient ri m etu - p nfti•i'r'4eel ("arriqge twie with whi'eb it will'run u , :i'et Tlionsand .vi'l .s without akiplying any thing upwards ~?4, to ult . rt ‘ tii i" ,.:! ll ; and 0 * n i e '. l:alf-Guineßiiox co' mains a' silt - fie/mit 1mi1,,,, : , tur 4 S tage-Wagi . ;on to trtivel Thirty 7 tbree Thousand . niouis,: tr td it will work with Wood Axletrees, or wi th cwn troot, ,)flllhl Asletrees .4 spy hihd. The most sittistactory L'atvnt,,,v oterits of the CumpoSition may be seem at the , T ) ;r e i? ` l ke, Nu. 40 Charing-cross, as above. •. . • It. L. n e ?., 4 will . be foutiti upon cub box,' which' are signed ,ititp, "-••••,,,,_ J • . • 14„,, 'l( IE. 747- ; 44 ;., 14 Alen 01.1 , ; ) i l liication and Professional sm . . -""'“ use kuld , . pi. , seve,iiig em ~„. .„• it D i.s ,, a , es, liii sav„".,,rtatn tlle,t,o ( l of treating lop,n,;.t s 'uf result of thrir experience is few . pre— alit g t'ilestrs"l4, is the best proof of Initi,,, ti,',;(7,‘,Si3 au . Co. Surgeons,. have been..indirvero st ' ll ‘ . v, v —Ill '" uf the' folloNvitig, the object of ilei tt , „ f ".' 4 'Lerttinbis:nlier frequeutil their particular,.. contracted in a n i l a i c (1 . 1 411-41; A"t n ..,' . 4 lit'AiltS .Strienire.S 1 1 r At: S, whi 4 A ion, and 1,43 conc.() i , ~ , . d . i ~a rld ci. „ f ectual,h.„", by aii ail imoroved plan, are !ir k 1 ) 1,1- c thlui,itiaU`l'ite.,'li iti at,,,, P„l o jily, wi,ctiler arising from ~ t'eryt ‘`.-,',l°',i,s4"igellti,s,.l n , ~ , il.lc,ice in warm Clirnates, ore .e .ctitt i ''- "tr Vi,:,. ' t '-' 1 ,..`„„ un h a ppily pureAted by lb ~,,,,1 40,1 i oth' , ,„ s .' "" °"`" ~ , s j o , Si entity tai . lia,rrea ivtue'h L , ,1 .. 1it tt, E ~,, la the cue La, . tan ' ' r nut t...'" , -1 - it tivraerous train of . Ner t i, l ' i o i i , o , i 4 llis e c c a i s 4 c n s d , . - -s l .hopti,„ unely re,,,,,d,cd terminate in . 1, .. ..,...... viency 1 , 1 -"* ' It, th. t , ". '. ~ , t 4 tt . o f Debility fir . ti b arising' t'l!ol,vl",lyr..l.he t 4, l4 l , ll : ' ,;;, e : a ‘ n li u ) '',',f such till lit! flabits, or it itlati un 'I, _ 41j) Wil,"l' Canse by whirl* the 1,,,,‘Tr5 ?it,h',(;,::;• ttid uu, u t "(ini enfeehled s ieirubirly calleate , i '''" r : - .‘ c. „! . _ . „ to loom ; they Oiler f ' and 4141 vi , 4 irm, safe, The re , iformishealth. speedy Iteotorni:n , o thtur '„, *Li t Pt' a lo i ,„ t , i d to ~ , a „ tiler . ~., I_l._ extensive ti i, t r .a .i c l t e i s .2 ,,,, e ,d i t i t i nti c r . i i i i a a i b ri l t e s d , were. , In,„ , lue method, to remove ,- • Ps.ticut t o '''''.uni . 0 - • d without .tibjce . tin . g th e 1 . , complicate , ~ . . • and ild ..ccein. Vl ‘el, WI , e.ittestr in' in filet or exert Ist. , . ~„ tli o / U r ''-ce io, ~ "'. .. on discovery A the . Slple!ect i ,„ , ear,y aopneation I* made, " I i the stun t of t . 4 ,' tuev fre.iii -lily perform a Cure 1 . iirtwedent to ffulsiciirtim(ondle'e 1:1:111:1e cli til isi- 111:'t -(41-1. :e ' li .i' lia - s I L ::: i e - r - beett e !k i 1811olleSCIel . ~. w hi c h ' . . pertni i na 4 t. , n e t lb a. peact.ce of fifteen year', d""n' cured, et taft er ' s%t - ,. 4 ,? "' ' ' 1, a ,d Pei ions of botttsexes have beeti .. ty oath Pi i -,:e ' illu iqiuriiitis methods bad lai faille - ' ~b ucts win y, tht ,_ . . lout effect), ln - been pursued . Bu t .. itV.: AtegSes. cit;'..44"C4:. these 'na t ..: ,sS and (.',,, ,:.ellisivelv professing the Care'...aof In4,l,4l:Je,able coia pliiiiit t 'il order that they may lot . b t.. .. lard t o Ytt ,;tift,,,41414e11 ceA: 9 ' With the obloquy li . o JuAIY 4 s ela t I '" it ' r "bi• P‘ '' ' . think it but. justice to them -1 0 ktate },- 1 ,., • ,!111,111,, •Iv educated 'and h i l i ltati into tit'', till `'} ' , .li' , ' , ' be" proper !,• r • L'iicates of .4.C11, fr ont it:',;', ..raiieh of the prCeS.tilOn ,( t-, l ' , I ...om the hi,,,-, Rt , milt.i.,,t pdoretit buipit a l.,, nid testiniouia....ti ~iirer Nt the sii .‘ ll ' Y ' ic " ; "ls they !rive Cu convince airy IT . . 4 ) . the n , t„„„.•,.."'," I,iiiifil. ' f t . i ', t 't ,;- einle...yodr) first ilitoti,i. I presla„,-...4`4", I.l4eticief u tl . t l e ge ' ne . r.1.1 Practitioner, und i they the iltip . ree:!:l t , t , i ,"Th . pre:t elisions -- constitute a fair. geoll int the ? abbe h ee '"1 contict, K e with which they have, by h 1 Pati:ltts :so tltetr il kt n i t il , ', ly .ll, 4 ° r n :, ' , i :.::, e i. ?,,,,,-t er l to state, the. par li ti , e.: l t i t i - , ciriv.of their ca •C et u...4tirgetms, r. ,- .0. IZi, Bouverte-street, . N atr itil et ,fi, - -`, ' 4, Age, and manner•ofilling,llielOhing A .. a,,,:t.,,,5i;;1;c1ee :tin inc l - . ‘ clicineq, and the same Wili be , fot • . ',..• '''' m nY Part of tl kingoni. . , „„, e OFFICI': OF ORDNANCE, Dept. "10, I 8-13. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His :11A JESTY'S ORPNANCE do hereby give Notice, That Proposals will he reeeived at their Office, in Pall Mall, on or kfore Friday, the 24th instant, from such Persons as may he willing to undertake the ,supply of COPPER HOOPS for Service. of' thi.. Department far a Period of One Year. • . Patterns of the mf!!! be viewed upon application at the Principal Storeketper's Office the Tower ; and fartlar particulars, together with the ,TerMs and Conditions of the Contract, way be known at the Secretary's (Vice, aforesaid, anti pay between the Homes of . Ten and Four o'Clock, where the PropOsals must be delivered, real ed up and indoried, " I'ropus,ols for Ctipperlloops;" . but no Prnposal can be admitted - after the said 24th In,:tant, at Twelve. ekloch al Nowa of the same . Day, neither will any Tender be valved, unless the Party malting it or an ..-I gent in his Behalfohall attend. By Order of the Bo,ird, • R. H. CitE77", Secreturv. OFFICE qP '0 IID.V.:I2Vek.:, Septc);lber 1, lt11:.1 'GINE . OFFICERS of Ms' MA. I - ,1 • - JEST Y'S 01?!.).N.41NC:r; do hereby give ;AN'utice , That PR0i10.9.11,S will be Vec;cirert at their Qifite,, Malt, on or before Friday, the Q4!h isstant, front .6'14 'Per • sons as ntay be willing to undertake the „curdy of FO.- RAGE for the * Crdnanee lArses stationed in the fallowink Districts, to be delivered at the ,Expence of the Vontrattor, North Britain, South West, ivitluding Ports- Northern, Inailth, Isle of Wight, an 4 Yorlotbirx, Chr l ettch U EC h. lerst:(4Wtgetnitivis tifkrattei, Southern, exclusive of Ghat- "Woolwich, With. its Depen ham. dencies, Weedon, 14artharnptombire, Wadi*. and Chatham. for a period, of SA, Months from' MC Ist• of October next. Th t e Oats to he good, sweet, dry, and clean, without any mi:rtaro of Foxy or ,Vowburnt Oats, and must not weigh lest than 371bs. per Trinchester Bushel; the Hay to be sweet and dry, and delivered in T'r•usses of SO lbs. weight. , The Straw to be gaod,' clean, and dry intat or Rye Straw, `and claim-eel in Trusses of 361b$. weight. The Prices to be paid for the respective Quantities of each ',Wick Which 'nay be delivered; at the follottOlg rates, ' ,L. % : For the Oats at' per hundred pounds, ArairdtiPuis weight. For the pay a.. per. hundred and twelve pounds. For tbr Straw at per hundred and twelve pounds. The. Proposals may be delivered separately or jointly for two or snore of the said Districts, and it is &tweeted that the Conirartor shall receive the Stable Dung, which, dariag the Period of his Contract, may aconmalate,' making an ance for the same aft . tr the rate off per Thirse per Le - Celt. Faiiher Particulars may he known upon apPtication to the Oj)seers comniandinh t,ie !loyal Artillery in each District,' 'and also at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall, afore 'said, any day between th'e hours of .71w and roar o'clock, when the'Proposalruttst be delivered; secled up.and indorsed, 1$ Proposals fur Forage,' beet no Proposals can be ad :Milted after the sold 21/ Instant,.. at Twelve v'Cloch' at Noon 41 the sam;z Day, neil/ui' Will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party enahing . it, or en ,ti rent on his behatl; shall attend. rJ Or(2er of the Bord, lit.. 11. CR I; if'„S'et rh rt/. lIIITLEIrS CELEBRATED V.F.;.GE'rABLE `FIVE Tourn rowDER, so justly recommended 'for Whitening the TEETII, Preserv ing the GUMS, and •Preectiting that dreadfaly matntly the TOtfiTl-ACt•II;. BEAUTY of Countenance, and regularity of . Features, are allowed to thstingnish the British Fair; hut the Proprit2tnr of 11U:11.,Ell's ',l'o(yrti POWDER would beg biter to rentind h , l%Cotttit . rywomen that the lustre of their Clianifs loses half its, influence %%here the Teeth flee disco loured, or spew a rotten and unhealt!;i ippenrattee—this 4 the more ineseusable, as the preAent Preparation ail, ills the Infojible means of removio; evely blemhth of - the enamel, being'composcd of Vei : ;etahlet4.. • It is recommended to the attention of all rartl:s, as clearing away every imperfection, either in the colour, the tice:wy of the enamel of the 'Teeth, as t- , .urtleritig the it ' retitit sweet anti delictattlef and istalcing the (u 11& of their proper shape :rud vermilion hue; and a certain Preventative the Tooth-ache. No Composition of this Wind', ever brought pin . rat A to public uotice, has met such tuti'ver.,al approba tion ; nod the Proprietor ha's 'to boast that it is in daily use of 'loyalty. BUILEIt'S AnomATte. PECTORAL LOZENGES . for Coughs, Colds, issthruas, and Sur+, Throats, price Is. lid. per nog. g o bt,* , holesale. and retail, at Mr. Butler's,' No. 4, Cheap site of Patertioster , row ha ; Sharp anti B m Pori .I " o '' tes, ela, and Millory, Port eat ; [lntl r i r We tt ton, Annutt, ttu d Johnston, Qospprt ; Coleman and .11te;th,. Seei.lll:3s ; Peek., R 03.1, u.:1;1 TOtier,' Hutt ; Lltteand and •CoAworthy ; Lli Nettleton Gilbert, Plymo Ilam;„hairi uth ; Knott and wai-ds and Penny, and 'Lailthur, - , aoa Swinney , and Co. Ed_ Lynch, Nlatiellester t Tr,,,wman, Exeter;, timith, Ma otkrton, Ita i,bu r o, ScOtt, and Baxter, Ealtibui,..ol ; ;tanter :,tad' Nia.c -dort;lti, Glio•gow; -11.1 nIgin and Barry, 11r . .;itol ; Stevenson and c,o; 'Norwich ; Slk-infen, Leicester; 11:10nOitti Sutton, Nor ti4,o.;.tm retrial by urst Couotty t•enderi, lit Boxes, at cis. Ds. and (is. teach, • T 11:EAL ALES OF 13y Mrs, 01qt. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Reds, Orme, and Brown, Pa 'terlioster-row ; ttud at the British Gailer, .64, 'New Bond street. . • Of whom may be had, by the same Author, I. Temper; or DomicsticScencs, 3 vols. priac 11. H. boards. 2. Simple Tales, 4 vols. I , 2mo. , price 11. Is. hoards. J. Father , And Daughter,' 1:21no. 4s. dd. ditto. 4. Adeline Mowbray, $ vuls. ilirro,.l3s. 6d. ditto. 5. Poems, Foolscap 6vo. 6s. ditto. • 6. Warrior's Return, bro. tip. ditto. nEs - r wAx.CANDLESc at. Drrro SPERMACETI DITTO; at:js:tid. per lb. ELL, iklittmfitcturt:r, No.. 1, Charing-Cross, next door to his (A'aet: the DaIN3 of Nurthumbevlaild's, begs leave to acquaint the Puslie, ittldthose Families he has had the honour to serve fur a tlllitOrer of years, that the price of his hest ,Wax Lights arc ia 48s. pLr dozen, ip en, and the lervea teti Ditto at 44x. , per dorto Orders he Inay he fa voured with, will be ,111,tentivd tr. the same' puhctuality as. usual. Fine Mould CandleP, ~ Vax Wicks; and orders (.;:retully packed for the . 4 :~~: il)1)11ESS. FROM THF, BERLIN GAZETTE. " INUAOIFANTS OF liraiL , ; !.- . -With 'joyful hearts we in form you that the •Efoperor of Austri4, Napoleon nut having up the ICtb, declared himself .concerning a peace, coin putiblu with the honour, of thp..naiions of Europe, has de clared liim4elf agaitt4t the French Emperor. arc now PkessingfurWar ds—on every side is heard the clang of wed', pins, and the song of war. Perhaps, dear fellow-citizens, we. inny soon hi enabled to' give you joyful intelligence; fur the determined courage with which bravit Prussians hasten to . thc field of battle., leads us to expect ncthins but victory, victory) victory everywhere. ' On that very day on which the. Arniistise,terminattd,.on. , ittialir - erterrd:trtforthilpill'alit It era .)nor au rejoice you with his presence. This i 3 guild omen. Observe what an ins.- incase army stands opposed to Napoleon, ready f:n. haute; (.14411.41er the spirit which animates this at toy. 'lave you seen .with what anxiety every iodividital soldier looked for that period when the Armistice would cod?' It is in:poi:Able that, we can be conquered. We repeat that it is Mipossible; fur cxelusive of those great ativlittm;•es, we hava Gott and the good cause oil our side and besides many of our own native f valiant leaders, we have two fore:gn Gentrals at our head. Howg,reatly Napoleon dreatt-. the hero Nloreitu was shewit Wm, among other things, in the foi!..iwing iostittico, that tic denied 'VerillitllliO , n to that General's who had come froni America I'' France, fur the puriio:.e 0: restoring her in jured health by the use at that , coontry''s baths, to remain in it. Another proof that Napulean fears Nlortait, is, tiLtt when it Will li:101%' 11 at •Lcipzit: the latter, was in the I'rii terri tories, au Officers loudly ex pi essed their joy by driol.ing the General's health', Which reported to the Colintianuant, Ibe gave orders for their being arrested. tale!! scarcely elevated, - ivlieti all the ()dicers in and about Lei teie assem bled, mit delivered their swords up to the Commandant. The D u k e o f p a dua br i ngs. inf Orated of these o4currences, imme diately ordered the thirty o;ileers tit be libertited, arid per waded the ether Officers to restune their swords. “ When Napoleon reflect., that the time is.upproirching, villein.. b,tar t .4ll . :put tharies John will he opposed to hint in .th e .th•fd- of battle, he must necessarily be anxious to have the business terminated but an Archduke (lorries, it Nloreati, ci, fir les „John, and other renowned Generals in the Allied arm y, tire' a guaraitime that the conditions of peace , as hither to, shalt no longer issue front liis iinverious lips, but that he will he obliged to accept of such as the. heroic valour of his oppouents may tiietite to About-4W de.serters daily arrive at the lotssian and Prussian head-tplarteti; and not Inng since 40 Spairitittls exile wits. with their horses, &c. Bute great the desert;lin from the : , ipatii,ll tit ops is, may Pc COOCVIVeII front upwards of &0 its belongiug.to single'reOloent having lately come over to us, , • tt We ha... for :ti e time past said nuth,ti to you, fellow eitizens,abutit I and Its unfortitne• itinabitonts. . The French Getter:ll Governor of that, 'time, liSs caused a number the merdianis of that.place ft/ be traits pm-ii-n t o Weietiselanottle, yt fottresa nat. sitttated far from • I)aot.nc. The cause of his sendits4 them there was it fol. -lows !Lipp, pre,aming un :an tiriiele in the Ar mistice, according to-which the ;.;;aII'INAI,, lit the lurtresses of Glogan, Stettin, Custriti, and Pant.r..,te, we't..! to be sopplietl by lite besieging corps With d,,ys provisions at a payment in ready money, dem:tutted that Dit..e Alex.a.titer, of `Wit v'k IIIIV014111:411111-1.1 the iJe 6it.ging cot hefore that place, should supply hint with pro. 'visions for 1:0,000 melt. The Ihtke retest ti to give inure than for the men in the forts.;ss, Who did nor exceed tduu melt,— 'Lapp theitsrevested a conversation with the Duke, which heing granted, lie tit - ,in a vary !taught! stile, which he e:mstilerably lowered iii tieing informed by t he, l)uke that It was not the Emperor of ltus.nit and o K i :. i tig r o a t a l t ' e russ l iii .whoiut,;l .i•e quested the ":M Armistice, wii; they only g a the i EmpeTor alter ILree. applie.st ions, and then only hpoit theme , diation of .-kustria ; that lies4les too, it. tviis . well known to Abu that - had the Armistice only been:delayed tour days, Dahl must have.falleu theongii disease- mid famine. Oli this they separated. Toe • t 7n4rizor, on Ids retocn, tools „all the money tomtit in the merchattts' possession, and in addi tion, demanded ail iiitinetise satin, Which they could nut raise, and.they wrie. tltereiuresrttt to the forti,:`,lttt tl`isctteltr, toile,. where tiles. still-remain. " Fellow Citizens---The ardour for battle which rage:: iu the united aetny is iti4L,Crit,Litilt.. aiwityr,` itik.l its *eat ti:t..co, hot now is raised to the highest thlnth. ‘VotIIOLIt copal icriOlf fathers, mothers, trive,s, they won I'lthit ton Ward j,;; stir 1,0. at battl,, • i i ;s'tist the argiliery, s t .ri...rdiiik de nth auti de.rilation araund, and, a- , in Coe halides t,t toti,eit mid Ilatitzett, tht rt:towil , " Victory !lie. I of f•or.Oli, - , lot thy 114itt for their ,King toe.intry, haaolr :int! 1..1- iional - nappiliesa• 'Utley ti,:tit motor and Valiant hero, witu.se t t .tote sit victory, Ile also has Oil.: same a; to ltililt It undertook the dangerutu. to age' nom in, r iL.a to Europe ; lie e,rihe i - , to frrt WO; unit It 11-,tyy yokv, Lin. rvslute to w s tito st.k loitg litre been lit it. an t dear 1,:liow-citizens, the end of this tvar v;ill y.ta awl the iithishitantsof Fi*.unre built will :11,n litww how to l'Ailts Ili, several strangers (lied on board a ship , per forming quarantine. Ltowover, the inoriality diminishing; they do not now rech6n Mole than 40 viothns in daily in place of 6.0. This t turn was owiru to the shill Of foreign ph!,•siciatis, who had been Called in from Snwrint. RATISBOX* O 'SEPT. 2;----The 8aV311 . 1 . 111 army, under the. orders of thedene:•al c)f Cavalry Count • • - Wrede, yesterday occupkd its old position or the Inn, and ive have not learned that hitherto'my thing of Importance has occurred upon the fron- tiers. u nsunG, SVPT. 2. yellers ,arriving- ~from Vienna announce that every tbing in tluat town has o:,..sunted ;.1 sombre appearance. , They- were, - however still igf:orat&, of their departttre, „r the evOlts.. of the 2Gth and 27th. It wils only at Lent z tharottp. , travellers remarked frightened physiog nomies ; they had there . jest been infornicd of the disasters. that had taken place before ,DreSden„— The Anstrian army is badly . organlzed., badly :tru►- ed, hadly clothed, and particularly ill paid.. The militia arc without uniforms, without helniets, and .without hats.. There is no money; they de rod•Up.on the subsidies promised by P.,ngland, and the Contrlbutions they expect to raisi: in SakOny , and Germany. (?pinion(?piniontne Austri , an provinces is against the. war ; it. is only in i . be capi•al finds many partizans: The.)linister Stadion is de; signatcd as one of their chiefs. LEIPSIC, SEPT:al.—Our Gazette of to-day con tains the foliowhig Report respecting the httttles of the 25tb tod 27th August, near D...esden The grand Austrian army, combined with a Ittissian and Prussian corps, on the 17th, put itsclf in march from 13ohenna, to net offensively itt Saxony. On the 20th, a considerable corps ad ranced before Toeplitz, and directed its ,inv.rch upon the position which Alarshal St, Cyr ()cell pied with a part of his, corps d'artae, near the defile of !Idlendorf. The enemy there sheaved great superiority of forces. A division, belong ing to Marshal St. Cyr, retired in the night be tween the 224. and 23d, under the Was of Dres den, after havi;,g disputed the ground,. foot by toot, with the enemy. During this tittle, strong enemy's columns approached that capital, by (lit . - ' fercnt roads. Oa , the 2311, .;oine corps took a po sitiop upon the heights of Lockwitz, Other en. Inning advanced front ditfereot sides. It was 'doubted whether the' enemy Would make any at tempt 'a:;.Linst Dres4en ; disorder in his move ment AV t visibly perceived, by Em slownes and hesitation. " It was, on the 24th, thought to bc•ohserv.ed, that the enemy extended his left wing to riauen. Few troop were seen 'upon the heights, beenu. ,they were in the reverse on the other side. Dur ing the night Al was perfectly trnnquil. On the 25th, toivards.the evening, 'eN.te'•ulecl lines were seen ; it was from that suppo , ed the enemy ninst be extremely strong, and that he in tended to attempt some important er The French, on their side, prepared toyarndy re ceive the enemy. Tire interior part of the for . . titications et the city, which had not. Iwo!) dealt) : 'lished, were. Completely re-e , :tablished. Wunr . ever was not made firm by gLiiiicti vr f % iri litimdeq A. , i the binldings, the ocenplo icny t is it I,u! Commandant and a sufficient pot iso'n to maiurniu them. In the morning of the 2 1 3th the enemy was seen to descend into the pki n ; !d i la's appetred on every point.. i rhe French quick ly called tit their adynneed corns to mak e th em take the posts assigned the behind the ri.:louhts. At nine in the morning the Emperor Nipoleol ai - rived with nil his guards ; his arrival o,4suroti ;IA minds. It was the signal of victory. The iflha ,.hitants or I)resden hastifiled to ince( him, for tic regarded' him as titeir liberator. :rho immediately made his divoSitions, At thr,:e .T I i I II.E.ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. rralS PREsF,NT EVENING, Sept. 18, their :iertno wisl perform ' JOHN BULL. • • • 4Th --Dr n li errY, Mr. l?owton ; Lady Caroline Itr*tiore, • Mrs. Ciover• ro which v.-10 he added, H E THREE AND THE DEUCE. monii.v, The Jealoos \Vit., with No Sjlll4 no Supper: COVENT-GARDEN. • ON 'MONDAY EVENING Sept. 20, will be performad str. . STRANGEW -- nger, Me. 'folio °. • Mrs. Hailer, Mrs. M'Cliblion, iu which will be added, On W on .ALADDIN. • • Walke r , " 44 1's The Lurd of the Manor; with 4 .l.'he Sleep