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I F. 1!- • . r • ~~ ;1 H'— ;. -tot . . • • - • . "1 1 z:nt4tit 1u S T 908 KIN(:'.-T/IEATNF, f! kYMARKET. `HIS PRE-T.. r h VFNING, Feb. 1, will he v f.tit. , l .2 , ..mel, .the Clranil Selou4 Opera entitled AIIGPNWE E 81.7.115 E. Ittto•iv by P.t.erell,,, th C 1 1 ,4111414. Nel4 Srell4lr, n.,.......( th.,,,ahnt.,.. are. 14 t,f .h , . r..t Vet, the last NEW DI vF.tunsem ENT. fiDd of the 4 Spera w I! '4 , perfoeme', the Grand Ballot of LA FILL SAUVAGE; ght, Le youront D# LA MVSIQUE. corny° .41 he ‘1 IlTrittile—guee be Starhellarri .• I • • st.. t NY-LANG ;HIS paesENT EVEN LNG, Feb. 1, The,' ' ~eit.nt, lei ,et the Tragedy of DOUGLAS. Penal, by the Tauur Ruccius. Marilee, Mts. Puwell. A q t ., vote , t, (;eanol Lccumbuy ma, sailed THE at.REPING BEAU I Y. o bf..ticim, Ors Operatic Orme uf The Travvlircs. HP. rRF-R , rYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. `WS PRESEN 1' EVENING, Feb. 1, will be , anal. a rl.ssi , CYMBELINE, KING OF BRITAIN. Poolot nue, Mr Ke:nhle , lachiaiss, Mr. Cooke. etter ehtch will he acted (41a sin 's .. a New T ime, m a id 6 , WE FLY BY N IGHT;" L 0, LONG STOUR& The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. raeont. 4.5. Mr p.pe w,d appear in R NN THEATRE. LEICEN CER PL NCI- , LEICESTER SQUAR E. Under the mae,hare Paths. , Her M VIES ry 'HIS PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 1, Will be pc-ewe. the Musical Pseee 1 ME COMIC OPERA. Atlas wh As, t.ie Deuce of 1 HE. FLEMISH FAIR. 'lre witicn sot b. Allard, the Farce of WILD OAFS. T.. conelude wit i Ow Nee Mosiett Mania of NELSON IN ELYSIUM. taken and Tienstati..na had, at the Thntro, the 4 Peefort;ince, Win ta , Wedne•daya, Thursdays, an! ay% from Ittrstat till Fro n'Cl , tek. open at Hlatfvust %lA. am beem rrec'‘ely at Halt.past . a o'clock. Boxes 44.—. Fit 31 ...Gallery 2s --- 0 THE NORILITT, GENTRY, AND %FORTING Gr.NTLEMEN. lONA RCH, the largest Ilticse in the World ; bon r rev 21 band. high, and of a beautiful Wads 0,. Jr. I ise Ptuptittor of the twoNle animal havnig been toured sit') a iti•it iflllll sose.dst bane's .4 the "ON: (wily, as well as NAlemen abet Lobs .f the liest Aistinctioo. I , :•ave a:pr.:rat thcr wonder and aroirshme,t at his I.z.r.sc ..isc a d ecatt i.nsesettir of limbs; talus ter sapper is. r 4 tars mini the Nobilttv, Ge.ttty, aed Sportsmen, that :, i. wto be re* 8, in • reit :;:ig i state of condition, at the icy. chi t : , !nu, war II ,tebtites Hot I. Pievaddly. L i Adiaittan e, One S.iitil.ir each Pe- ~,,, ! I. (:OR HILL . U. CHAIRING-LI:OSS, end BT • . mAtuARETv HILL, BOROUGH. FXT MONDAY Mornips, at Nine O'ClOck. the %cher' yet rrest4nd .1W y reld to the fortithate of the litst.dtawn T . I' ,OVVI. 111.4hDi air' Ce. bog lets, to sell rod their Mend'. that Are mete CdATILL MUM bake 1111411144 r let Yr *Y. than there hes "wen I; tr may IP benefit d lit lint 5,000 'riot", who . 1 :,.....e'll. TIeCETS end CHAR' II MONS* by WHIMSEY end . r. (gr.~t variety, and on the !herr terms Prism pill dr , II ...!. Orders, by tette, at carder, succored eadkg*P.' r-to.e tunes as of present. is pea, L Hnsr DRAW* TICKET UN MONDAY NEXT. ARDSON. GOODLUCK. sod Co. re• 3. 'infirmity acquaint the Public, that the SCFIESIE foe :STA.TE LOT ERT, coastal ei Taitntpiru Thousand e sits übd 0.1311/06 3 Noes et L 90,000 4 Prises of L. 1,000 • .. •.A 0 SO 11,1100 120 Aid the 5.D00 Ti-st d.aben 11rkets, 121. each. bides mg gentled to the chaste of the Cartaft, and an uthcr [!Maid Slew. so so Selig, et thrlt Ulises, Sent Build. Cotilial MO. 41110411 the Gate pl the iLtnes " 1 RANO LOTTERY, bez,ir.s DR/11%1NG, reb , ,..up s, taus. 5C H EN k.. 3 of L. 20.000 are L. 60,1100 3 .......... ..... 10 . 000 a 3 II S:A %i IN OW not-dmirn Tictels 32 ---... IMO TWIN' L 1130.1.t0 1 r"...... _ _. Pail of He abase Capitals, --......- Fora-drawn Ticket Ist Day, .... 1. 141,620 Dim' ..... .... 44.6 thy. ... • 20. 00 0 Deere .. . ft , Day, .... t0,.,n0 Diq.. 016. .. .... Oita Day, .... 2,000 TrKETS 464 511.1,3L.i are setting at every Licenses! * l 'l Oak*. PRESENT CWT.. Ticket ?lit .... ..... I. 10 e 0 I Fiellth 1 , 33 e • ...... .. s 2 0 ! nixttertv. '• • All eerie peN.ll3llO to edVlatd, ee the rust b,0!.6 TIC' e's lii be entitled to 221. each, bckiies their chan e Ili tit , Ca tch. NEW Mt:ICI...It Y. WROBINSON beg: lane, to acquaint the • tedies of distinction And Families who haws fu many • 1 -' o .n beseseeil hit Mantlactore of sopeitor Litambctrts, intros, timipetbil Kele, &a. .te. with such high agilenhatniet. 1 ". In evimisetiimc • 4 their unitarian ed patronage, he ha. 'to ender the i le...ing ogrcooo'v of building a NKW li ‘ R C•HUOSk., ito the farther exteivion of nori-1 . 7 in those ' t icks, .nd for SILK MIACtItY to pen ial, r.., the spen t ad which he Ms maninatiored a niirsobte 4 NEW Aft' Irlti I. "iwilt..a, iteniag, and Pali °tenet keaveia; of e laher in (in'd Anil Silveri ), which. he trusts, .di by for , id t'af c'mau• unit lois former prnduatious ....He ir + l lll full weird with t`ie vu:e4 Silk Velvets, heth in klacic and ti.e 4 ""t en'inl , s s pnia, figur.d, aud twilled S.osnett ; V4lOl. P'"l.; wines and coloured Sltit.ll; the Clarion!. SA and g'r'id imimetil Leon.% Italian Miiilimii Sat.iont:Jitoiiira, ie to of the qii Any he has hod the honour of znaku4 i,ir W e it 'Yid 11 in! ) -. t0bi1 1 443 , ..41,01e1 Concern is carried nn, as usual, in his 4 IP'ealmm, at toe lona of tlie above Ware/Intl'', and his Owlet St • k of {nail and Moesohosii Linens, I itd.a anti Fancy 1 64.6 . I St' boa weiremd with the tame ca-e ;at tii peitedien 4 Luill'Oure, •kc ) which has litmus:id him 6:ieen years f kit it ' ni rafter utterrut r....thri in whom he labia th is °ppm ruf mu-sin:lll4 I..rb-r pitiful th' , .ko _ lllll . F•ai•i, M mining •.;..i onm.ilar attention to. ••• 11, HPlltwtta•stteet, C..ivent-genisoi - • - •-• - _ SAlllfiliA Y.' FE ,UARY , BUMFORD, frems Miss PAYNE's, bog. ion ve to etelrm the I.44thility and that ..he hat taken Milh i y R..e.rus, at 34, Geread- Street, ti..1.,r, who, she ha+ an elevnt Ati,toteitt of Mtt le.iety, DrCIVAPa, Sreecers, 2tc. ,40 • • . • • • • . 4*. This day it publlslial, price 11. A DISCOURSE on the DEATH of LORD NEI.S. PN, Wiln a Poetical Nt.m.ly adapt' to the 0,- esse.n I.le-iverail in YorkAtreet Chapel, St.. James'. aysarso, os Sunday Evewitig, Jan. 26, IRu6 By the Rem. J. PROUD. Lnnetin : Plirte.t lw and s..ld P.a.:welt, Castierat , eet, 1.-ie,wer-squar.• ; S. Jjtdati aria ‘l4lrw .11, Stra , t•!; Mathews, Strand; and all B.,oktllers on Tuwnan.l This day is pitbfisitad, priet• 71. 71 41 boards, . R ATH; illustrated hy a Series of Engravings from thz [Pawing. a J 0,411 C:and • Nsttes. N U Tlios work coosi.ts o: thely 'srge enitr.i%nr.;•. c lowed by hand in 01. ben owner s with letteslires., dtwe.4 , - live at slab v,,s, the whrds buoimg ate firottnrical and l'lc ttirrtqn? Heph.sentatinik of that ec'ebreteil City. It a orint:el rm I.Lrge super royal folio parer, in the filiest manner. Published by ; and W. Sheppood, Bristol, and may a:s., be h..el of the sellerit This Day is published, hi Too Volumes, Octavo, price, in boards, 16s. A DISSERTATION on the PROPHECIES that have been fulfilled, are uow fuifilling, or will here after Us faiilled, relative ts the great period of 1160 Ye.tis ; the P.ipal and Ntohaiiitnedan Ahostacies ; the tyrannical Reign of Antichrist, or the Inslel Rorer; and the Re‘toratlott tiro Jews. by GEORGE STANLEY FABER, B. D. Y.car of Stocltwi uini-Trts. Printed for F. C cud J. Ri•iiigtoti, Nu. 62, St. Paul's Con:cli yard; sold alti by J. Ilatc4ar.l, Nu. 190, Pict Of whom may he hid, by the lime Author, in Two large Vo.. 'times, Octavo, Price, in hoods, 16e. A DISSER I ATION on the MYSTERIES of the CARIRI, or the great Gab. ttf Fittenicia, Sanwithrace, Lime, E:ynt, and Italy : being an Atterri;n to their Oft,' Vson tee lloiriii of the Arkite Superstition, with the Irtilattoui WUT4ilip at the Hu.t of Heaves. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FROM THE HAMRUaGH PAPERS. VIRANA, JAL 1. Since the day before yesterday, the French troops have befouls to leave our city ; they draO off partly to Upper Aunria, and partly to Steyertnark. Yesterday evening, Prince John of Lichtenstein arrived here from Presburg. His hotel has been left by the Fratsch General who occupied it, since the Mb. JAN 4. Ater an interruption of two months, we have re. ceivei papers from the North of Germany, and let ters from Constantinople. Some of them have lain at the Post-olfice six or seven weeks. General Andreossi, it is said, will be the accre dited French Envoy at this Court. The Austrian garrison intended for this city, will enter with the Archduke Charl-s at their hen , ' His - Highness is etipeeted on thelith, and the Emperor Francis soon after. The last column of trench troops will leave this • city oe the tOtit inst. It is here said, that Venetian EllpimisPia is only In remain as a depot for the French, solong es Russia persists in retaining the Venetian Islands in the Adriatic sea. JAN. C. Between the 11th and 12th, the last of the French troops will Certainly leave us. On the Ibth we shall have the happiness of seeing our Monarch again within our walls. Count Colloredo is still alive : he is, however, banished from Court, as well as his Lady horn the presence of the young Archduchess. Baron Collenbach is dead of a freer. The costly sword presented by the Emperor Na poleon ro the Archduke Charles, is tl.e same which the former received of the French Republic after the treaty of Campo Formio. Both the Princes parted, after a long audience, with apparent signs of the most petted satisfadlion. JAN. e. Since Dalmatia is ceded to the kingdom rif Italy, it is thought that Ragusa also will be united to that Government. George Czerny has increased the Servian army to one hundred thousand men, to resist the advances of the Turks. Belgrade, it is said. will be attempt. ed by storm. Since the inhabitants of this city have signified their intentions to celebrate the return of the Em peror to his capital, His Majesty has forlaidden any superfluous expense. It is agreed. that thirty-six young gentlemen of the first families shall go out to meet him, well mounted, and that the armed citi zens shall parade the streets, while the Clergy re ceive His Majesty in the Cathedral of St. Stephen's, where his happy return is to be welcomed by the performance of Te Drone, ilte. Ps rtessoion. °sc. 2k. The Chancellor of the Empire, Count Woronzow, who left publiC busioess about two years since, and recited to Moscow, is dead. Dec. 29. Upon the day of the Fanperor's return here, the Knights of St. George held an estraordinary sitting. It is well known that this Military °rifer receives no Member, unless he has distinguished himself in the EA.'. They were consequently unanimous in making an offer of the Great llibband of the Order to the Emperor Alexander. A Deputation being appointed, he declined it; as Kt Majesty was pleased to say, he did not think he had a just claim to it he, however, consented tit wear the Small Cross of the Fourth Class of chili Order. AUCitilliße t JAN. Several thousand quintal of biscuit, which, had the wat contintred, were to have been sent to the French armies in Austrsa. have been ordered to be shipped in vessels, and sent Jcwa the Rhino to BIS.- gium and Boulogne. Last week, the troops of Wirtemberg and B tva tin came to Mows at Werlengm, abuse a leagu • to the south of UVTI. The Wirternisergers wee. firs; in possession t•f the contested groursa, but the 3.1• a liens drove them oil. It is said, the ...nperor Napoleon has transmitted 30,000 gr. ins, 'n good bills of exchange, to t!:e Llec- ISLOAD SWORD, SMALI. SWORD, AND SPARRING 11 R. ROGEItSON's ACAI)EN4Y, Ship•place, e...ittnues . 7 re% It, •ry t.ty,froa, N.ne rs Nino, for tite lostrur,-n of tie.otemen jot the ab3ve ilia. Mr. It'4 .ti..rte of 'tacit:nit the fir ra.l S.t•rti, 141 II) 4144. ' , Oa ..ver•rOy . t,e :vett, sui , erir,f the 114ethod, s the hberal !LC' , .I.lVOlllllt and patronage it,. lAA met with, at•rd the wel'-kirown dexterity Of' hi. numerous pu,rils, CIII TONES. C RQLL, and CT).'s STATE LOT a, TERN' OFFICE., Na . 26. (W.' mpg, RATHRUNE PLACE; lehttt TICKETS aid SHAKES an now stl.ng In west varier e of l'isni.beri, for the ensuing I.attery, which twitlns.llraninig J:1 Monday next. the f.. 110 a olg Cystic Prises have been Sold and Shared, by Jones, Carr 11, and CO so the list, and termer Lotteries 1.... Prim of L. 341.0.10 1.... Pruto of .... 1. 7,000 1, lO,OOO 3 1 )000 3,000. _ _ I.ntiery, letiles 'rises of SOM. &e. The tJOMe . Arst.drlwit Tweets oft Use sleeting will ba e,,tatled to 22 1 . tooth, bride s t!ds chance of the etner C4pi(al Prises Au reels purchs cls therefore rccommcoded .•. All rrizt4 sha.ed byJoses, Cattol!, and Co. wi!l be Fc.l on Denand• ST vrr LOTTERY. TO BEGIN DR WISG FEBRUARY 9 SWIFT and Co. No. POULTRY, LON DON, 'A at their °Ricer in rat of the principal rounr, •re sen.ng tue TICV,Z.TS and SHARI'S of the PREsENT ear FF FY, in erhicb the fire th..anand First Or o. l l4lT.cc.ti ale entitled to 241 each, besides their chance of Cepa .1 Prises Tae ly Pries of 16,0001. shared in the bet Lottery (No. mold by Swift and Co. a. also, No 5.978 . a Prise of . L. 1,0011 7.176 And an the Letterisn trnartedialely preceding : No. 6,791 . L.10,( 4 00 I N.. 40,919 .. L 10,010 9,34 . . 10,000 19 )ar; . 5,000 others 01 4,0001. 1,0001. 5001. dtc &c. &c. No 44, ST JAUEs'i-STREEP, and Wu. 149, OXFORD s'r It ELT CAPI I'AL PRIZES, Shared and Sold by HODOES and Cu 130 Year : •it —No 3,944, a Prat of g1a,0061, in tt'i Qwrtna , two Eighths awl four Sixteenth Shaw ; No. 19,416 a Pnae of 3,0001 in orie Half, ou• Eighth, cid wit Sixteenth !Mara ; and We 9,787, • Prise of ire rose llaif, ear Quarter, one Eighth, and two Six teenth Shinn. An in the late Leiterlee, prreding the alum No. 99,4G7 &Prise of L 20,000 I Nu. 2,581 • Prase of 1.10,000 13.101 19,650 .90,000 I SLEW 3,0u0 34.747 7,11 f .. 5S 00 116,098 • 3,000 ••! Denim* N dr peewit Lavery c00n „ r ,,,, mat Mot*, ( Term" rt. 18 16), the TIC LETS and SHAW ES, of which are ein tee er tier above &lees, en the most liberal s T . N HODGES and Cr, haw 60 64111WINWIS Whatere with err ewer 011101aries0der TIIE NOBILI I Y mod LADIES of TASTE are respeASilly invited lie_ra She erimma Li-I of Pethieseable Med.+, rim to 1894ftw11r 1 408068 8 11 . will M found each larger, illlll inkier 11 1 110 re-rlxt t. , the ("o tertian of any ether Houle 68 any part ei Lon don, and are perticsierly reeolernendelf se mire r wish greet choice, or Pare enamel:non. The Nt clinely, Deers, Primes, lie, see ander %I». mom Ars e•specomi, isreelfr, Stier, erewoo and Whits Muffs and Tippers. Ekgant Winter Sheet,. Prior d, err fa , nienabla ereeerials. Spencer, d itt..o, ditto. Nov.l Cloaks, ihna, deg. Drawee. ditto. ditto. %Now tyolitto, ditto. THOMAS aid Co. rnanullettne Muffs, Tippet+, and Trim owls and par ocularly recommend Mei, ostensive Collocuun of every description of White for Dteos. The Neliadin, !pew. t., %figwort, he. are kept of ell and miry sante, both b , oaht and uild, ior ['Ay money, at THONIAS's Ware-hoax, No. t 93, Irlect.strett, and Show Roans, the Ant deer up (Aunt...1,401e. cow ro: Ni r HE 111 Ea PobLc Credulity has been hurried me,. a danger"oa error, by inrafting the Dowase of • Beast int.s the llm.n frame, is a question ■ow warmly are ut:d be MAMA Wyman's. Numerous and deplorable cages, aubsoqueut osi its In•wialat ))))) , hive been brought to Finit eness such= diseased ryes, ulcerated arms,with tallet - ncies to mintss,:stimt, an igyrterata and intolerable kind of nett, large acrd powroles, ao I tumour. if a scrolukto 'attire. For Vicar •sas, %lemurs is inarodueed into the •ascent—a .. e worst of all medical calls, becsuae it is introduced under the pretences It rs row wdl and amorally known, that the VEGETABLE SYRUP of DE VELMA is the only Medians' which err• tn. !, ALI safely erivicates the se.ofulems •irus, Ny I...tcver es -4 .1 ma be excited a n d re.alucal) and which, tone ist of d..biti•stli.g and ut,ur nt, always tinnr. ym the lialgat.tuttini and tca.•ral heJlth Mr SW i SON may be s.msull.•d from Ten till Two, at N. it, F. .u.-sleet, Snho; woe ,. ti , Madru•e is prepared sad bald at IS, per Bor•.le I _as a "Ow. \ • F LPRICI tor of Trernikr money aciranced three years Owl,. • t.n account of Hanover It is still tvliev• J, that this kir/tor will obtain the Cardinal's Hat. • 'aviatcu, JAM. 2. Yesterday there was a grand cone-rt at row?, at which the Empe-ot Napoleon and vb.. Empres s . sephine were present ; and the whole city wa minated in honour of the regal dignity cnoterred upon our Eleaor. 3 AIM 4.• This afternoon, the Emp-ror Napnle 41. with a guard of twenty mra, and an interpreter. w cked ahrrat this tits, and visited several shops nom he parade, and wis very inquisitive as to the •tlcleit urns sale. where they were fabricated. by whom &c. Biwa! is, it is said, is to receive a fifth part of the contributions laid upon the Austrian provinces. as well as of the artillery. JAM. 7. The Emperor Nannleon hunts almost ev er . ( 1-, 7 . accompanied by the Crown P. i„,,. recovered, and appeared at Court yesterday. STItASSLitti, J• -. S. Yesterday, a column of 2.700 p -inters c. war arrived heir. The sick :tmount in &we "00. day a rio•r numerous column has air. d All ^ e etpra tsa (Y) of this description. P. me: Ilsorghese is on his way to Paris. rigtoecttao, JAN 10 Circulars have been addressee to the Corea Mob. Isa i rj.;;, respeeling the assomption of the Real , with a request to them to cornmn . e tre the Circumstance to their respeCtive C tuts. Ile Ministers of both the new Courts we to receive their letters of credence as soon as possible. It is remarked, that dispatitions are making for • the 'exchange, ca moue, of all the prisoners made brats Powers at war. titsvettca. JAW. 2. Yesterday, Marshal Nev unexpeßedly arrived here; he is to proceed to Klagenfurt, and th?n t 3 • march with his division to Italy. There is to he a 1 * general assembly of the Tyrolean States on the Bth, which, it is thought, will be interesting, since we ate now become Bavarians. BANKS OF TM. D•Ntlif.., JAN. 4. Private letters from Vienna say, that the !trench troops, to the number of 60,0u0, under General • Marmont. are to join the Austrian arms which is intended to take possession of Bosnia and Servia, fur the E tiperor Francis. Massena's head.qoarters are at Laybtch. He ha• ordered each Province to supply 2000 francs monthly, foe r money foi the t;enerais of Di. rhino s and 1000 for Genersl , of Wit;tade. Tna Emperor Francis is gone to Pittsburg. /ROM Tlit DAMMIT,SAN. 6. Instead cf Trieste, An. via is now to obtain ttoe of the Doisatofi. of the Black Sew. A s rum, i m p s of ft :nth troops has been drdached to Dalmaii. Some people report that Napoleon has 'Neg.' , edl tl:e King of Pavaria with the sword which Fte*vibiti in the battle of Austerlitz. JAM. 11. The Archduke Charles, and M. Trassliende•.-are said to be in great aeivity. The rlian-e in the Anstrian Adminieratil a took place the day s'eford the signinc; of the treaty of Pea Coo C iti.nekt is to rece ye. according to some accounts, a consider+ able pension. Accordion to some information, Austria is to be inclemr.ified by SerVia. .nd Walla cbia. The mitigation of the contrihwions imposed by the French, is said to be owing to the mediation of the Archduke Charles. FROU BIA TN, JAW. r. Both the Kings of Wirtemberg and Bavaria will be crowned at Paris. The King of lVirtemllerg is done to Munich. Seven thousand French troops have entered Darmstadt, and are ordered to occupy all the rib. }ages belonging to that Prince, up to the Mayo. Prussian troops, it is said, have again entered the dirrie of Fulda. The uncoil at Visena, which was kit untouched by the French. is that wiiicirproperly belonged to the city. All the other drew were. for the mmt pert, stripped. JAM. IS. From Vienna, we hear of the following changes in the M;nistry:—Lansberti to he replaced by the Prince of Sithwattzenberg ; Colloredo, by M. Sin :ended ; Llgarte, by Count IV.illis ; Court Su merow, by Count Sanrau ; Stahl i s a pp o i nte d Vi ce - President in the Imperial Cabinet of Bohemia ; Baldini. Direelor of the Cabinet; and Prime Leh.. iengtein is to succeed Prince Ausrsberg as Com mandant of the Life Guard. A monument is to be ereaed at Mimic+, in hrs. noun of the Emperor Napoleon 1 and another for perpetuating the memory of the new order of things. tree atom, )AN. To.mori nw, the King of Sweden will remove front hence, With the pseud-quarters. The gtearest part of the troop. stationed here, it is said, will topase the elbe. Another gecohnt says. the Swedish army bits changed its position, and now f rms a lint, the right extending towards the Harnhur Rh territory. and the left toward, the Prussian frontier. The King se at Boit:engem wyrzz•aa. eats. 11. The Prussian troops, which joined the Heoians, have their head-quArters still Alsfel 1, anti are (+intoned in a circuit of alinut eight niEes. Ail ute Hessians have retired. M 04114141 A tsgurean has forbidder the (wenn atom of the Hessi,ia thi. side of the Mayn. 7'!:efreaet emit% neat lifents, is estimated at 1.5.0 v) men. • ' • 1E111.114. J... 11. M. . . 1 . 11.111(111MW Count Wingwitz • 1:1 AccorespAri!• cite Secretary of Legstion. 1. moard, c.. Paris. is joierney is said to relate to a ciseurustanceot gsc..t imp.irtance to the State. I 6 S . TEEL's LAVENDER and HONEY WA TSsie EA —The Nobility and Gentry are res fully in. formed, th aw celebrated Perfumes continuum at to 94. and 4*. 6 , 1. par Mottle, u usual, of the most ap •oved Quali ties, at Greet and Meter's, Lavender Water Merchants to Her Ro?al Hightiem the Princess of Wain, Pin. 15, Catherine- Street, Strand. From the great demand. made by Merchants, Deptains of Ships, mid ethers, for these articles to export, they are informed they may be supplied ham their extensive stuck, with (rum one to leo Croce at Two Days' notice, and nun the lowan PPCO. by theGrooe only, is We. per Dozen ; the Lavender, 28*- the honey Water, 30s T. Meter's celebrated Dentifrice is . 141 as usual at V. the Bet, Or 11. ls. per Dosen, the excellence of which. is too well known t• needs repetition. Families residing in the Country, may have any qumtity 1.1 Lavender sent them, by reuniting a Nobler miler for Payment rt Town. WE recommend, from trial and onnvittion, the good 'Riede of SPILSINJRY's PATENT ANTI SCORBUTIC DROPS, in the Spring, to the Scorbutic, an,l Rheumatic Habits, as • Medicine, palatable, re us,is mg all Obstrutliona of the Stoteseh, promoting the Cr rotation of thl Bile and ile.trriying .111 Nervous Comp;aunts, occasioned by the te:eder irritability of his (organ. In Eruptive and Semphialous Oases, mere digressing from the pain the mind receives in voting people, we sh.ll ii hesitate in speak decidedly, when see ham given public proofs, of the bonnet of r•-liering this anxiety, hill been our own in mans lamentable case: —lt if necessary , to ask I6r the genuine 's Patent' Medicine, with the King's Doty, pritite I in black ink ennead a red ink ; sold at the liispena cry Nn. IS, Sohn-.quire, in Butt, a of is. tat. Ithi. end 11.25, 'Doty included