The Sun. — London, England, 1813-05-31 00:00:00

1 yC'a U 1 \~l %~ ;~ ~. , . immßilt 6467 ] ._.........!.................. I ......................... TI I EATIliz. ROYAL, COVENT-6,11:1)EN. 1/11ffi PREssSIT EVENING, May 31, 1813, will be acted the Tragedy of ALEXANDER THE GREAT. Alexander, Mr. BETTY. 1 , "Ntlili Will be achled (2d time) a new Romantic Melo . • • Drama, called ' . THE BRAZEN BUST. - L . Ili'ex,7;74l.ecerr :nd l!ricr 3s. (i.—Pit 3i.-6.4. Second Price 2s. Cprice, a . ecend Price Is.—Upper Gallery ls. Se le;iiices for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-Otliee, liztrt-street. WANTS A SITUATION, O a HOUSe;,IIAID in a small Family, in fawn or Country, et Clia nicter. :ttys a Young Woman who can have a directed (poet-paid) to A. B. No. le, Grey Coat "t W tstutinskt, will be attended to. worm) • . BY A SURGEON IN THE couNatty, -, NTICE, who will hare the privi !ing the 'County Hospital, and of other young Gentleman, wishing to improve ine of his Profession prior to attending the may oe, admitted a Pupil; with the advan tieal Lectures, and opportunities of Ills- .r post-paid, to Mr. Rugg, ghetnist, Fleet - will give a. reference. BE SOLD BY AUCTIOIsI, , EIGH and SOTHEBY, tr House, No. 145, Strand, opposite cane ,unday, June 7, and tg: following days (Non a. Twelve, ve and very Valuable LIBRARY 2v. 1. GOSSETT, lli.D. ! l iewed ea Thursday, June 3, to the time of sale, and 'rice 21. ad. to be b a d o f M r . C oo ke, Oxford ; - Mr. t k " ul) ridge; and at the place of sale. lu it iss - itstAisl.l :1 PIiEFAI DIA) EsTATF, HAm 's. 1 ii)()N will he SOLD, tog or in L o ts, consistin ether A . ()sli t ,. i tig on the. So opton River, anti the Nev . ; g of the MANOIi. of 131111 DEN; with beau , . I , , ooti4 and convenient Far tus,'e ontaining about 96 . 8 acres, inet,,sed ; a large Purlieu, and valuable Right 3 of Cum in the New Purest ;. together with the- AWVOWSON) h about 4001. a year. this EA:de are some of the finest situations in the King" lautir building, commatitlinK tile most delightful Views of tanniton hitter, spititeati, the New Potash, and titbit.' ..,ountry. - - - . --- _,llt E.:state is extremely well clothed with reni.leta!lie tine !"ing oak 'rialber, and every way eligible. for t!ic•Man . of razie mid !he Sportsuntu ; and is capable of great improve t. :am.d I',ltictilars will soon be distributed ; in the mean . 1 aPply to Messrs. Webb, 'Webb, and Attwood, Sans . .--- lilt P/VIENT IMPERIAL DINING-TA iILEs, mill L: 11 Pu i 1- , r- _. • 4.. —ES, 10 one elegant i'Wee Of I . l4lllltilie s • a . , ,, , Ve new oilferent Plans ; the Patent Improved Sofa Nt''"'" Chair Beds; 'Brass -screw Pour Pust, and 'Cent e :l,!, Furniture and Beddin g emnplute t' Portable t , reit! t• hr • 1 seleral other new invented and improved articles Into i,I I re; a ~enecal and very extensive ;..olsortptent of t, 41'Y ' P , •ir• a4 „ ary l , ...at-RA ..:krticles• fwr furnishing Flumes com e * ,li ‘ , 4 -,4 , 1 . ' , 1`t ,i-lit',letur.e‘l,. fs where d . 1: . ;t flu I ie ) s id i n , l i a. c y li _se . „. ---------,---_......---._____. '" ITFN" "CI F Xl. t' \lt NIIWBOARDS bININC TM ' ' .: I " . ''' ' . .... • - I extreme lt,.4,,:tillletneeziet.4 ‘vauilteinit,:sc4,vel‘avl M I ;!;;:ilis '" in coin pletiti . g their r. 4.11.0 Weit India Article.; .ArmY and:Nnvy, Ric, Sic. by kitL4ll:lAttlder4 iq itti.d 1.7, Catherin):-strea, Strand, on inust ' -..-.' , Illoderate, for prompt payment. %y ;7 - -- 914, 1i: t !" .:41) J'APAN kN.TD - WINDSOR CHAIR MA „,,,,, ;,, Ltl V" I lk ti, — „IRY, No. 49, 4 6ty-road, Finsbury-squaw, OP -0 ~,,'t 'rel*-I.ouse ' , Aq a , - ' Itsit4U- ut 1C1,,,A1 respectfully informs his Friends I 534, . 4 ' 1 q,4„ 3 "111)1i c m general that they Iniiy be supp lied . If iri,,'„ (;4 14 ,„'"")h..,,t, WrOdsor, and Dyed Chairs, Guinn. Ittr,'-`, /1:„ 7 ;Ind ii.Llßtic Seats, 'Flower Stands, Bedsteads, . if,4l`trtiti,,'. eui.niture, Feather Beds, Mattresses, and ki k clal 04U•St: ill L ond o n, for Ready Money. : ' 1 1 j, :4 „ :. : I': tits q 4 1 j e ,":„: 1 4 P t : :it: n i : tir l E - . I i :t 1 : 1 1 1 s7T 1 :1 4 ::: i l :s r an d t 1 1 7 th n acteapeYrstlan'la.:ll - i 1 41 0 ,;g letezieyirmtity of Chain; at u short uu 4, .. . ka s „,"14! il l '"" lit J. I'lv FI: . torv,' as great Aqi:Oltinyias aro all si.' "'" , 'l l , - 4 Rtzite A t bk ..i.' ; ready fur the public dc -li. ~ e ) . .... . pr . pa,..,...i., 14..414; . a. uee stipplied. ts:l - 4 7 do EC OND-11AND HOUSEHOLD PUB . _ _ rn, - .',„ 4 -,' eription of CiOODS every ThursdaY, ut• 12 . ~c il ift tl. the s we Roon in ,rabv,r,„,l„...wani:, when tin: 0 0 4 511 4 q 4 . 11 ,0 1' v e i 1 1 . " every alention being l int ' I K . lust be sent paid them either in 441 ed for the Sale u nt in by '.Cuesrlay eve , .4 ilras genteelly furnished —41)411111 for single Gentle—. _ ___...._ --. Impo itTA „. . IN h i . . riklyNproNsstAi,Nolll.-liililr.} - .., ,, 5. 1, 1, % medi c ii :lien possess Variot!3 valitit- 4,4 t, Pecitic., • 'k . ti Nft ., > %%inch they either sell or bequeath to their ?4t, writi:uonttl rel.stive... ~,,t4'4)ll,,itr'lt,. while I, e , resided in that country, procured, ~ , 4 iec itir , zor ‘1 ye;:rs an etfecfual mode of curing the 1 I tiQ for t i !Heil complint's b e en the success of Ills PE" ct , lce 4 lid il ::- Ittit on . efm:4tulds:;Y:se.lll4. ,l i l l 'a t. i i.:. :1t fi t ° o .., u re n t i i t tic " r •n i l t ) i t t l i t i a n. t e h r e xte ll ; 1 tev er i) t ill the 1 tuf Ja' e at next, Nben Oi k piii,, ,,ti no 1 A oprtetors in Russia. the Patent 1 Is 444 c oos (and letters, post paid) to he t:lirectedto Dr : cit t. Q, No. 0, Upper /tunes-street, Goltl•ni-stittart., ~,'rcere (: i tt • -.', li y ,', . ~ets of every descript ion, Fits,-Epileptic!Con t'4te e : 1 `,9 1 , A:. e. the Gout and alteutnatistn in the mu,: l ' kl itn' t tl , -3, riletts and 1 /chility of the longest contintt iN S v ‘lilli3 ( it the Joints, and Weelniess of the . I*. 4crert!'v.-s.it.,c.,:i Evil, and ail Disorders of the Eye Titi Trist,,,,d`..r)slante structure is not imperfect ; and bein4 I; ,Y liec, t , ",„ lcioners of the Royal Colle4e, they are pe (4l,, . ~I tti in. 411 1.0,,,,,11, couiplaints, BVounds, and, . 14:-;:•,--_-:-..Ser llusaiun Plimphylustie. ,!k le, ~ .n.ls Majesty's Royal 4uaruntee for this valuable ,0 1 , tii unit radicully cures 1b . ,. Venfsreal Diselse, and liy p i l . e . t; 6 l,, ti l ' e u: r jo..e tundlY pr..rents int:ct9n, %ill' $ . lO s 4 .11111,.. 4, nty, that the Doctor wol forfeit 001, in I ' t icudit i , --- "" 4 3 7 . --, Ordinar.y fee 11. 1 + t ;D AiJpit u . 13 BY A SURG2ON IN THE couivrtty, -4 “ vricE, who will bare the privi- e i , , . 14, 1 .,g, v= , ttlritciing the County' Hospital, and of other , r " 4 t •ro t i,l'alitillg. A young Geutleuian, wishing to tutpros C '" 4611,1, 1 " the outline of his Profession prior to attending the fro, lig,ofll),liitals, may oa admitted a Pupil; with the adv i i i ii 3 l- - Ite. ikttl„,::"::, Clinical Lectures, and opportunities or i Iti, i‘ Z"'': 0 11 itt eo, i t . 0.1 }7 letter poSt-paid, to - Mr. Rugg, gheraist, Fleet- vi ilg . •°4(ton, ,-1.0 will give a reference. LI 1 14 I • . To BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Y 510.3 'I, - • t ookse „ - "y LEIGH and SOTIIIMY, . ri,it. ii„ e.s l e .. rs, lit their House, No. 145, Strand, opposite cane- s ,,i t ot ,!!",,t,iiii Nlenday, June 7,4nd te2 following days (Nun- ‘,cepteil), at Twelve, 1 th d 11 1 11% p .' e and very Valuable L IBRARY Atensiv • I. () . i - 1 l' t o buf the late Rev. 1. GOSSETT, D.D. F.It. S . • %do e view ed on Thursday June 3, to the time of sale, and nit" li t i o ,t73, price 21. ad. to be; had of Mr. Cooke, Oxford ; "Mr. i trip; i , ...7, i b Ca mbridge; and at the place of sale. '' ' , c f ih i h.. --.....—......_—_ — o - 'l 5. ,411 EST , ,, AIILISHED INN, POST-HOITSE, aid PILE- IVO: t() ii,, . . :11Slit, WORCESTERSHIRE; ,alg*: '. 9 801, 1) 11Y PRIVATE TREATY, with Immediate. '1 Ltiu 4 : . 111) 111 Possession, jitfti r . N..iN PRINCIPAL INN . and APPURTE- ,. a r9-; Yot ttst, ; . CES of a diitinguihed Town in. the County of .6 5 :1; , ~ , pti to ,_ , „ : 1 1 : 1 1z , House contains every requisite Apart- e c r i. ,, t, . „,, Il l iti ,, , 0 7, ..luu)itition and au extensive Business,.and.tli d e I') l'',,,, , wi ol i r ,'' . 'n I ~, e, an Out-building,, are spacious an tiCe" i l ,tl,i ttuil ! i . , ,,,, , , ,k ,.. ,1 thcee,ro (711 i ch cannot be afteted by Competition) liii 4v , jo .our,,e,ntfirtutte and iiiiZependence to its former li , r ,!,..k.,,,, ku ' it „ L 4 U atty tire pergon:coacton fail to, produce time a, uvut t ke. • , i ct , o.. . ~ particulars apply (post le ,t 4 ii ', farther ' ' or(A t 1 .._ "eel, Sfirewibuy paid) to Mr. Perry, SO I lt:' - ', ---•:------____ . tviti , 1 . 01 le f ({i> . J 1 11 It in , el' ;ct , 0 ?I li 111 ••••?' re: OP (1". ) (::;" di'' t ) It ~~1~~ ; i ji i fr -7 :;,- it N ~ _ . , - 1 x ~,N,..... „. 7.i.;., N'Y' li f - l t- --- 11.:- [ ^.........- n , - , - -1 r - ,_ i - , • t (`,.52 AI NDA 17, MA Y 31, 1813. ALL MUST BE DRAWN NEXT FRI1)/V1 * . ... 1, -- Prize of ... . . • L. 20,000 I 2 ........... . ..... of 2 1 ' of . 500 4 TBISFI hai again the .pleasure to announce .• to his Friends the distingaished Favuurs of Fortune to his Offices On the Third Day's Drawing (last Thursday) he having sold and shared the following Capital Prizes : No. 9,1 00 - a Prize of L 10,050 -18,131 .. a Prize Of .2,000- 6,688. 14,545 1 Prize of ........ 500 16,117 - a Prize of 3OO . 19,283 1 Prize of - 300 • 7,324 a Prize of - 200 • 13,285 a Poize Of • 00 7,023 A Prize of , ... 200 . 4,643 a Prize of 2OO .. The fortunate purchasers are invited to l'eceirc their MontY, or exchange their Prizes fur the few undrawn Tiela:ts and Shares now remaining unsold. 'Tis only to look at the State of the Wheel, tali:duce all *ho-have Chances to double them, And all who have none, to purchase imusediately, at Nu. 4, Curuhill, orb, Charingcross, London. _ DEPTFORD 7 I7CTILILL.ING-Y dB . 211 a .../ 26, 1813. T HESE are tc l . kive Notice, that on Thursday, the 10th of Jane next, at 10' o'Cloch in the Forenoon Till be "expcs.esi to Public Sale., at hiS Maps-tile Victualling- Yard, at Deptford, sundry Lols e . the, Allowing ansereice able Provisions ,and Stores., now lying in the said Yard, viz: : Bread, Flour, Bicr,•pease, Oatmeal,. BakehoOse Se:eep - - ings, Oatmeal Sweepings, Bread Dust, Currants, Raisins, and Dholl, Bags and Rags, Butter, Cheese, Sugar, and Vinegar; Beef, porl:, and Suet; Hop Bags, and Malt Dust - , Leager, BOtte Puncheon, Itogsheitd, Barrel, and I-Pia-hogs head Staves,4Teading, tight ntia• dry ; Irish Tierce and Bar rel Stares ;' Wine Pipe Staves, a quantity of. Boards Ends, Fire 'Wood, tsc. 4 Deposit of 251. per Ced. is to be made upon the amount ea..h. lot at the Ham sale, and the remainder of the pur chase money paid before the Stores are taken away, for which purpose a period of 14 working days will be allowed from the dog qi•Fale, the littyrys paeticularly observing, that not less than one:•hall of the luusetity is to be removes! from pre min': within thefirst seven days, and the remainder in the seytn fallowing days,- oth.rwise the deposit money will be jarleited, and the Provisions or Stores Tp?"iff in the-property of the Crowg:, as no extension of time on any account, be granted. 'WINE and . BUTTER COOLERS, nn a new construction, are manufactured and sold by JAMES MFST; at his Warehouse for China, Giztis, and Earthenware, No. 82, Flett-street, London. The trials which were made of these articles, during the last summer, were very satisfac tory, and have warranted J.:Mk in preparing a large quan tity ter the approaching suutmer ; besides these results, the Put+lie may have some assurance of the utility of the contriv- Alice front the approbation, bestowed on them by the. Society for the Encourag ement of ArtS, Manufactures, and Com- Merce, who rewarded the Inventor last year for this prOduc tion.-;.-Water•Goglets equal to those of. Bengal. • MARRlVlTS'imm.oved Patent KITCHEN. RANGE, which will roast, bake, boil, steam, stew, &c...by one small flue, with a continual supply of ten gallons of boiling water, the consumption of the fuel about one-third the usual quantity; a certnin cure for smoky chimnies; and. warranted to answer, never haring failed in.a single instance. , fitted 'up with ranges embracing all the late.ha provements with steam ovens, hot closets, and ste,.m-kettles. All kinds of Stoves for drawing-rooms, _ _ , lours, halls; churcheS, & c. ' Humane Men' Trans, to secure depredators without injuring them. Spring Guns of dif ferent .constructions: A Patent Roasting Jul; upon au en tire uew principle, constructed so as to tequira ni:ither weights . nor putties, the works being. inclosed; are protected from injury -and irregularith from its extreme simplicity not liable to be, out of order, and calculated for every kitchen.• • • To be seen in use daily at the Pantentec's Manufactory, No. 5 , 4, Fleet-street, Loudon. ripHE COMAERCIAL HALL WINE . COM PANY, Skinner-street. London (established in the. War 1808), beg leave to solicit the attention of t is Nobi , lity, Geatry, and Public in general, to their %er , ..10w• Price. for thb Cii:)IOEST WINES, GENUINE SIIP.II UOUS LI QUORS', - PRIMESP BOITLED ALE, and 'DOUBLE BROWN sTour, for Ready Money wady, which will be delivered to Order, fret; of expeuce, to any part of London. Per Dozen. Good Port Wine, warranted to have been six years in the wood, new in bottles, .13 to the L. a. d. Dozen 4 SI 10 0 *Choice Old Port, 12 to thtf Dozen, not crusted.. 213 0 *curious Old Po:4t, warranted to have been iivu Years iii bOttle, 12 to tht po z , c4 ,..•__ ... ja ~ I ._ __te : rtnyttT4Unic ow cru)led ttortz Port, warranted to beep fine 50 years. 3 3 0 ,Good. Sherry, 13 to the Dezen 2 14 0 *Very Fine Old Ditto, warranted to have been eight years in the butt, 13 to the Dozen 9. 16 - 0 Fiuc Vklonia, 13. to . the Dozen • 210 0 *Fine Old Brent' Madeira, 13 to the Dozen 2. 13 0 *finest Old West India Ditto, 13 to the Dozen *Curiously' Fine Last lndia Madeira, warranted to be 12 years old, 12 to the Dozen 4 4 0 *East-India Sherry,.l2 to the Dozen , 3 0 0 *Claret of the finest quality and flavour, 12 to tbe'Doien 4 16 0 *Very Fine Rich and Dry Lis lon, 13 to the Dozen 210 0 Ditto ditto Mountain, 13 ditto 2 6 0 *Finest White Noyeau, 12 ditto *Ditto Pink Ditto, t 2 ditto... , Ditto Old RUM Shrub, 19 ditto ... 2 6 0 *Curious Old Port, of the Vintage of 1806, of the .., most exquisite devour, per Pipe Half Pipe • 65 0 0 Quarter Pipe *Very fine Old Sherry, six years in the wood, per Butt - llB 0 . 0 Half Butt Quarter Butt 3l 0 0 *Fine Old West India Madeira, pa Pipe __ _ _ Half Pipe . ~... Quarter Pipe 59 0 0 50 0 Per • Fine Flavoured Genera *Dian Old Strong Ditto 0 13 6 *Ditto very Strang 0 14 6 Dit!o. ditto Jamaita'lturn. 0 16 6 Ditto ditto flatlands • 1 13 0 Per Dozen. *Ditto Double Btown Stout, 12 to the Dozen .... 0 6 6 *Finest Old Ale, warranted 22 Months old before bottled. , 0 10 6 • *Finest Burton Alc, ditto 0 12 0 Per Gallon. *Very Curious Coniac Brandy, warranted to be ten years old 1 15 0 *Ditto Curious Fine Flavoured Old Ram -0 IS 6 *Fine Old B. Brandy' 0 16 0 *Fine , Qld British Hollands. , Those Articles marked 4, are what the'Company . tecommenAl as being of a more superior quality than what is generally sold, and of the finest flavour. Per Dozen. *Fine•fia.voured Vin de Grave, 12 to Doz. oos. od. *Ditto Ilarsak *Old Hock Do l3os. Od. *Ditto Curious Od. ..--. —. *Ripe Cliampa.pie *Noyeau Martinique Do . 130 s. od. Jro the conreoiency of those Families who . prefer their Wines in Pints, and tar Cormoisseursin superior Articles, the Company hare selected the most Curious Wines, &e. mid offer the following as the most choice that can be pro-• duced.--- . *Fine West India Madeira, upints to the dozen, 3Gs. *Old Eat India ditto, of the most exquisite flavour and quality, 12 ditto, 455. • *Ditto Malmesey,Ditto, 455.. *Old East India Sherry,of the most curious and scarcequa lity, 12 ditto, 38s. "'Fine Old Dry Lisbon, 12 ditto, 28s, *Ditto Calcavclla, 40s. *Ditto Coustantia, very rare quality, 5Gs. *Port Wine, newly bottled, from the finest selected Pipes a the favourite vintage of 1800 , 12 ditto, 28s. the most rare sort, bottled froin the most curious Old Wine in thelom, that it lain in a body near In years. Whir Article has all the softness and fiavour of the most rare Wine, and i 5 worthy the attention of the first i;on noisseurs, 12 ditto, 325, *Luscious Shrub, made from the finestFlavourred Old Rum, 12 ditto, 245. *itipe • Full, Flavoured . Double Brown Stout, I'2 ditto, 45. (id. *Carious Mellow Ale, warranted two years old before bot tleda but of thelottest flavour, 12 ditto, ss. (id. cOantifccipttil I r 2LASSICAL, 191BLICAL,' AI.ND ORIENTAL. ' Mtn CLASSICAL JOURNAL, (No. XIII: _IL of which is just I,+:ilishert] will contain an accoaut of all the CLASSICAL', I.l3lllPC.V,,•and ORIENTAL MANU SCRIPTS, in the l'U; Lie ENGLAND,,witis their Dates and Donors. • Nu. XIV. wit/ be publisbedJulv let, price es.. • • (Conti it Lien c.7ltart - London Said by, U 0 ,044,141, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster row; and all other lio4stiters. Nil. Mr. 1);:yte Kt ighes Prolekarnena in Ilainerum Copy of which Was lately. (i . 41 d 1) Ata:Li:in for nbore 71.) is pow, reprinted in the . Classiegk.lourual, with many Additions and Alterations.. THE ii.lixii)HiLtsitittlit.lß.)l N a. b,ci, • .‘ , IL price Gs. 6d: . , THE NEW REVIEW, No. VI. price is. Gd. SIXPENCE-TIALITE N N It' . J.'RENCH PAris, MAY 25.—Ber Majesty the Empress, Queen, and Regent, has this day received intel;i gence, that on the ,20th inst. the. Emperor gained a fresh victory over the Russians and rrussiati- , Kt Byitzen, the details of which are expected itu rucdii:tely. FaAllicyotur, MAY 20.—The Gazette of thi).) town contains the following article:— , , - . :Ipeech of hi.: NlojeAty the Entperor of the French, King of Italy, to the I\lagit rates. Of ilreutlegi, uu the solemn .en trance of the King of Saxony Into Lis re.idauce, on the 14.1/ of May. • " MagiStrates, loye'yourKing; see in.hn the Saviour of . Saiony.. 11ad.he been less f a i t hf u l- t o his. word, lesi a good ally, had ,he allOwedhimself to have been earned away by the opinions . .of the Iltissians and Prussians, Saxony. was lost : I would have treated it- as an enemy's country. My army shall only pass, fllld you will quick ly be relieved from the burthens 'you support. I shall defend and p.rotect Saxony against all her encniics.." F . RONTIEnS of SA"IiONY, MAY:.---Al! - the re.- ports agree. la. statipg, that there reigns mach coolneis between the Russian and Prussian Gene- . . rAls; • • The Russian army st NI continues its . feireat, which' appears to be directed towards CrOsen, with the exception of a corps d'armee, which is retiring by Goerlitz, in the direction of Breslau. 'lime heatl 7 quarters of the deneral in Chief Wit genstein must have beeu,sinee the passage of the Elbe . , at Budisson; it is supposed that be has since retired to Colbus... It is that a French corps hay entered BudissOn. The Frcbeb corps. d'armee, xvhich appeilrFd at Torgau, .has, it is reported, taken the rotite for Frankfort upon the Oder. I + IIAY 14.—The number of Couriers which arrived here, or weredispatched from hence from the Cith to the Bth inst. amounts to twenty» One. , BAYREUTIT, MAY is acid the French gar rison of Custrin has made a fresh' sally, which was very.successtul. VIENNA, MAY 14.—Field Marshal Lieut.COunt Bubna set out on the morning of the 13th fur the head-quarters of the Emperor Napoleon. MILAN, MAY 18.---To-day,. towards noon, ar rived here from Dresden, his Serene Highness the • Prince Viceroy. Discharges of cannon announced tins happy.. intelligence. PARIS, MAY 25.---According to the latest intel ligence trout Dresden, his Excellency the Duke of Bassano arrived on the 20th ,in that town. His Majesty the Emperor, who continued to eni.iy the best health, had set out to advance the pre- . ceding evening. During the , eight days repose which the a !lily has,. taken * it has _received considerable (lop , h ot l 1111111 Carers* 4.4•4 have bee ii drilled, In short, ,private letters, and the reports of trayellers, for some tune stated that all the Su.x. ! ;m roads were covered with tro'oys, anti they have had time . to join the army, during the eight days it remained in the environs of Dresclea. Dagstjrx, MAY 12.---The Russian mid Peassian troops continue their retreat upon the Qder., General be VOrk's corps not havii g been able, with all its diligence, to Outstrip the Prince of Moskivn, it appears to intend falling back ,upo►t Frankfort on the'Oder. It is not supposed to be the intention of the enemy's Generals to take a position on this side the Oder. The three fortresles of Stettin, Custrin, and Glo, gnu are sure to be relieved; if they are not al ready sO. PARTS, MAY 24.—Her Majesty the Empress and Quee►► yesterday went, with a numerous suite, to the Metropolitan Church of 'Notre Dame, where 7e Deum was chaunted on account of the victory gained on the 2d instant by his I.9.aiesty the Emperor and King, on the plains of .Lutzett over the Russian and Prussian armies. • was on the plains of Lhtzewthat the projects of vengeance and invasion of our enemies expired. The victory of Lutzen will be;placed in the great number of those European:victories which have •insured the repose and happiness of civilized na tions, and for ages sheltered them from the scou►;ge of ignorance and ferocity. Alfeady do these hi., deous mil►tia of the North, which destruction ac companies, struck with terror, precipitate thvie flight before our victoi. flag•. Th e y re p ass i n disorder those rivers which they had passed with so much pride . ,. and turning against their own country that blind fury with which they are ani mated, they at once spew their impotency and despair. What will the historian, what will enlightened men of all ages think of those Kings, deceived by perfidious. Councils, who leave to their people, in abandoning them, but the organization of attar chy, and the hope of destruction Will it be be lieved in the 19th" Century, those barbarous, but happily inexcusable orders, have been proiutt gated in the name. of Legitimate Authority ? A h undoubtedly we owe the moht lively grat ., l 4 t l l l l , ft' t "!, d enhappy ocuen,t ories s il l s e 6., ; : : flue France, protected by..tltt. • •its ch t i % we reign , and the heroic valour it, of triut~cgh j c t t li t y c 'eu t it l l 4 l. t tYl i n ,l a a n c:g ei l . - l t :t r i , i t s ad ‘ e ,ic i t l l o 4 -s t.:i o l n ti::: pa march. • . PARIS, MAY' 23.—Her Majesty the EM:)reSip Queen, and Regent, has received the following ac counts of the situation of the armies on the 18th The Binperor was still at Dresden. On the 15th, the Dike of Treviso left it with Gen2ral LAtour Maubourg's corps of cavalry, an I tie EAST INDIA COMPANY'S' en.uttEn. This Day wat nobliThetl, price 61. sewed, ALETTER tolhe Right flotligtrabie the EPA of BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, President 6f tbeAtrd of Coutroul, .ou the RENOVAL of tEe EAST-INDIA . 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