The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-11-28 00:00:00

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I' • . , ' .C()MMISSA It Y GENERAL'S on,ce, • ',..„' '1 ' • ClelAT VlO•ccc-stuccr, Nov. 21$, isce. No ric ~ E , ,, ke, 4 , , ~,,,,,, to ell Palben4 *lira's 0 . c..tZkvi. f l t ,, Pipnis firer, r;:.: OATS, HAY, mid STRAW, le • 11.1 gehtp's 9nrafrto in ita,,,,kl, .TI 640 Colaittes r rib •“.1 I.llkA lh itt It.mta Brit.. n; (the delis-ores .410 I. f 91144101144 beltill fbr tu f t. foth ,:al of 13...rorlyer In;Itt)1 go e '' . . T , itin (..41ert i ou and masked Tyder it ter - T - 7.) re at alio Ogler on or trefor, they Da t who in 'century; but non- w. y, i. receird ' l ar klockirm by, and if sent by Post, the Panne Mist hftp,d. . 4 - Proheragatmosa be made tenanted/ for each ettenetr, and tu... oomikofkihoeueici‘ot tilret -a, *kb t'leir place( of re solerie. , , cattalo insgyted a , ti,., tharof, ant to ,Tenter •ill be notated. dialog , : the Prices 4411 be ob..reescd in tenrds at !tt , .yyth. •-: ,-•- Particulate of the Coltraeto may he had neon aptliortion to Itt, ,, 1)11 , : , -, betwetn the Imes r.f tau Cid lOU, • •Igi at tee ' Dffiez of Mi. Dro -G Deputy Cundrearyerrerat Aitott., LA..- berth 'N 4 . 016 r • A lOlll GH . ' .... Assif il 1 4.7. " ' • Lovet•sa „ ist. A % OF WS TVRIAJINCY 4 CHER ON 'M Inelt ....po t s IA 'Ft of tHE 14)Eo*R: COVIKAND". • With a . dejAlted amid the: - I of informing Your Majesty o the ar.ihilation captivity of the corps of troops which I bad slit trf bfortune. to cmomand, in a situation which sill "deed not of any other fate. tit Thsf a corps, cut off from the heart of the state, and from all the other troops and fortresses, should biannihilAtad i.s a fortnight, by a force six times as strong, after it had ea,sended all its anamon s itim in fqur engagements, reqtrres no justification ; but #..wattEl Afford me the highest patisfaaion, if Your Majesty • would 'follow my humble report, step by step, and judgs of the mea:ures which I adopted. I think it necessary to b •gin with stating, that the 0bj..41 of the operations of my corps, till tht that is, till the capitulation of the Army of tl.e Ps iuce of Hohriaohe, was the jomaion cf the two, a:td the gair.ing of the Oder ; that, afterwards, my otinost efforts were exerted :o draw off the French. by the motions of my corps, from the Oder, and to remote* them from the heart of the Prossian Monarchy, iti order to gsin time for the provisisniag of our fortresses, and for the approach of the remaining Prussi so troops, and of the Russ;an armies. ' l'he result has proved that I was not quite un sueces.ful : as three Frenc;; principal corps, those of Murat, Bernadotte, and 'Souk," surrounded me, when, totally destitute of ammu I was obliged to capitol sty, with 9,400 men, at Rattan, between Kiel and Lubeck. I shall now commence the snore circomstantisl narrative ; which I shall, however, abridge as much as possible. On the 24th of 02ober, the Prince of Hohenlohe gave me the command of the corps which Duke Eugene, of Wurtemberg, had till then commanded. It had been greatly weakened by a defeat, near H4n, ; And had, be.ides half a bartry of twelve. pounders, only one and a half of six-pounders, and a horse-battery, but neither forage nor bread. The rtihet y was principally toti'at Anersradt, rend in marches. THE ei PR V.-ROYAL, COYERTAtth,—. VMS PRESENT EVENING, N0..28, I._ 1 will be perfumed, a New Nay, cdled, ADItIAN AND ORRILA. • OR,' A MOTHER'S veN,o• Therrincipal Characters Ire Mr Cacao, Mr. hi rotten, Mr, • C. Kenihle, Mr. Liston, Mr. Cha,inu. ; Mrs C Kerable, Mist Smith, Md.{ Stanton, Mos Mattocks, Mtn Tyrer, Mr.l After which, a New Grand Operati•-al Enteoaitimant, TRE DESERTS OF ARABIA The Principal C..a-acte abe WY Lialtn. Mr • lentery, tM Vancett. 52r. rardniy ; •••• nsiintow, gie Waddy. T HE NEW LOT I'F.RY, which begins Thawing JAJIMART 13, 1907, courant' Prises of L. 53,01110 are L 61;00 20,060 .... 4n,ftoo 10,000 .... 90,..r00 5,000 ti,ooo 1,000 .... 5,000 ti • 20 AO .... ICa,OOO • 4,1 'faked. 1.. 253, 00 Ca••itala eterininahler Finedrswn Ticket, Ist Day....L 20,000 . :id Day 114..00 sth Day bat, Lao Day 5,000 • P . /ACE. Tick•-t - - Ll 9 15a. • ' ~ - Met 1. 10 2 0 I right!. - I. 2I I $ Q o'er - 5 0 Sixtreoth • 1 6 0 PICKET.; awl SHARES are on .ala at An the I,IOENSIED !.,. TTI RY 4 ./ 1 1 421 '.'`, and by 'herr Allegall in the Counr.e. •.• Thu 4111131 e immense Capita: NIS% are th.• preste.t, a Schaal.: of en few TK4LaI. relt Weei,l , ll4 in the net r. • I Lut•err Vim:tare. Tt4i fact S. huh putatt:*. Sur toe V tot of ' , agony, to parsteipate of such unported-rum! o,iiiiroce. wntat.be on the shut, as the Drawing .0.,11111/11.111410 early As the ISt'. of ]suture TO BRICKLAMERS, SCAVENGERS, AND VIG!iTIiSrN Cot , Nov. ZS, Iti 6. rriFIE COMMISSIONERS of SKWF.Ri of 1 gni( of I.OSOON, and 1.1917:9T1ES rbm'erar e Mira rv' ' rer Will meet. ism the Cott .•i l:nottikee o the -tt ESDAY. We 9th day of December ~ext. at 'ttiarPo'cirtglt intte %Paranoia, Cr rrreatve Prnptvals. in writing, for dearlimeg the %tarns, arid carting away the Soo. tn., PlSHlVinetar •ri , ig • t44"let-brace ; also frost. I t • Ch., it 400.. A pan cola. thic•irttion of the manlier of doing the 53 'relay Unseen any aessoing. at the Pavement ($1(.., On& ha I hrt BOND, Principal Cerk. DU, M R'JYA I. PNNI•I4I , IN SOCIE IY, FOR TOE' EX CEP: MI~CTION OF TIM, 111.41L1,P0X QTTARTERLY GIiNERAL COUitis will oc.b dl‘n attla•Cr ot-a - How, No 14, ti.ilig64ir.- ,4 1 42 ' , %. Fleet4treet, bri WF:MENDAY NEXT. the Si 0( Deccroer, at Clue,' end the CA.., will b. team at Two e'Clock precisely., CHARLES MURR 4Y. Sec IS, R. Iftril street, Ikedioid 'ow ••• A Board nr Dire or will in h..lden at Tr• we utlyek the .4 e Das. VI IS.; PAYNE, having entirely,declined kV na.s, beg• to tete , * her thank 4 to the Naki , d, a n d Gentry for the yary lihetat pat.:nor alto ha. ft. to .na Tea.. ret:“ . .ced, and takes the It ,-.ty to inform tee n, she nbt iavointert any nem II to hawed her; and it itemise time to caution , t,em adviny tie ioieur:urited Wye ,fade that nay he taken al ht. 11.1.111/ bt 110,n+ mr nutty in bar aetyice, who./ vete...time:may not be of a description deserting of them yeenatimfanint.' Pall.kL is O a Nov. 87. 1806. Tim a r r•Hoesa, tone , g. Now 2n, Iget, ripHIS Corporation hawing. is vnapiiance wtth A the Rioute , t of a :tlignernds BAT of Merchants, Ovnei and niaim.• iif ' csuied a Litibt hr)u.lt to b• erected l an theTronwmtors of El' s ihwo•igh Hoed, N dice is hi mt.. tact a und:!ut.• revolvlng Light, be exhibited i • the said LightelM *se, oia IvIOND kY, Use 1:t of Deceinbm neon, and eon-meth , attirml,J and 11•• pt be g ewer? Met, (rum were siogillsastefes akideasougoe. lidaeres ellosno4.11111; fn leder to dir t:aguish Nibs Ligimrlibme the revolving Lights Tininowh and Comer, stem a Lazir tneq 111111:1141, this Light, no ?Ham. tontivegh Mad. will evbi:lat • fin every two tninetes, and ore althea, ceslesead red ; weenier the light from that Lye bring diminiehel, it will tiot, in luny weather, b• •isiblv so far, or so stem', as the ether tweets'; arid when, in such cane, roily two lases pot +woe, 40, hiterval of tuna between them, gill be two minute: aed- Astir minutes alttmately, which will -40Twiently ton Light from any tabor is the -biased Directions for sailing by the Light will be dativerM Master. of Ships, by the Collectors of eh* Lig:it Duties in Lnorl anJ at the Ost-iests. With this corps I marched, oa the 26:h, in the enetessital Ruppin. The Prince of Hohenlol.e was on that thaj in the vicinity of Lychen. My iateati-n of going by way of Zrhdenik, the direft road taPrenzlau, was frustrated ; the enemy had taken pOstestion of that place, and of Grantee. I marched 'howl on the 27th, wiet the &st di •ision of the corps, towards Furstenberg, and with the second towards (.;•then. Towards evening, my rear was attacked near Mena ; it repotted the enemy, but I withdrew it into the cnvitor.s of Fur stenberg, to theirst divisian of the corps. On the 2otb, at day-bre ik, I joined the division of my corps, which had been stationed at Lychen, and cliteaud my march towards linitzenhurg. The Priiice of Hoheolohe . had m itched by way of SAlD nermark to Prenzlau. I Juni not venture to take this circuit, and was under the necessity of resole ' iog to drive the enemy out of Hoits.riburg, tilde's I relinquished all hope of joining the Prince. In thi s m itch, the enemy attacked the rear r.,t far from Lychan, hut was repulsed by my regiment, which took upwards of thirty prisoners, and killed more than fifty men. On my spproaeh, the enemy evacuated Boitztn burg ; the parroles, however, found enemies. is ad the adj t:ent places, and from the few villages which NEW SI . ATE LOTTERY, Onteteg the 13th of JANUARY, ISO?. BROOKE and CO. respeaftilly isfarns their f•c-nAr ro.l the Pithlte, that TICK F. r., and SHARES for chi Wes Seas Lottery, are on Sole, in Variety of MI/FII• tr.n+. at their Officr, N. 237. Etc.-A.1,11,y. The Scheme of the ,tre,•itt Grant! Leeters .1 Two Pr , Z,l of 39,c00t. Too of 2r,tehel Toe of 10,0301. Threw of 5,0001. Time et 1.! Gei t' &r. lIROOkE anA ree's Office hag been partientarly fertenate. haring Seed wally Ca tea! P , tee ef late his. 17,1Istil • Prise s( 10.Etnni. to to, ••••t FehrJary L..ttery; and No 17,739, • P.m- sr 1,0011. PI the IBM Lqiillfr, trete both lOW in Shares at the eb.ve 0110ce TRAM.? •nr-oftrict. Nee. 2J. 1206. WHEREAS. the Tarn FRENCH PRISON ERR OF IVAR, amoral and &set-to I at font hew! .1, lulu., rsolasant of *brit Parole of I (moth% ohm flriett fr o m th, ben of %fp ut.ntali, the t.n. .n' - r. Itlr condufting Slat •retre Tranepnet were. Ste an be ewr offer a re...A If 1341 INCAS lin the re,: a each of the said rrisone t . to any Pet4oo or Pere,n• oh', 1 61311 11jsptahe.d 'h-in filtreifk *ant, and deliver them at th.c •rze, or otheruise canoe oscuref• 10401111 any he publ.c Ga ,, ai JEAN Pflr.lt afuLt.tit, a Linge ,, ast ht the Veuch I testi 25 years of agr ; 6 fret 3 lochs* high ; green •,• hae.a e , ,monn i ..,ve cough ; II gtuage ; hw 1.1*4•111111no:14,iolisrly Inn* enJ Inge: Gar to dolt htusrn ha,t cot arty short behind, • ith tutt the t• p; 14.u-rowt, 4;4 hi /lightly marked +sabots small. pax. He area:. awed Fee 141 SIMON I.llllg MIME itto rJuz; as Adiataak-Gencal, earl C11M11110.141111.1 Mir IPr•nett !and tetske; 40 ye .r• .het tU .t.Aes "high; a'. 'u person; Ines •iaagr ; button c •-tplextnat ; lair and -l.a I bade eyes: • two. on tl.e takt elltek. Hes the perNitt sepratattegart • Freed:man, and sa Nernst a, eak Enl;l4h. • SOCIETY OF FREE MASONS 'THE Brethren are requieted to dine at their Hat, in Grrat C,-en mat, Lineain't Inn Vtelds, on MONO %Ir, the din day of Detentner heat, to eelearat • the Ruth 4 7 of thei , bdlnved Afting Grand Matter, Oa Right 110•0111.1 els the E 111 I. of MOIRA. its Lief - MOUNTI.II )1r R IS ui the Mau - . . 111k11141IDS. C , 1.e1:1 [Meat. • Mr Govi.l, Charie. Lana...rt. Esq. I Mr. WH. Whias. J. I.Sayked, Es+ Igr. Notre. Thomas Braild, Esq. Mr rue. Wil:ta-e Ferree, ER. l C. Daied, Esq. JiMe• I) Jet, Esq. i Mr. Hs .uate. Saber *eerie°, I. M• I Mr. H. Weed. beim. Jerk . Mortte, tS e.crs. (wine i,lchode.l.i I. be bad a to. 311 4 w. aM. ; a. d .t the Car of the Tar.rn. •,, • dinner oa ls 4 kite- at Fire o'clock. T. the 41t.'4 ELI.VICK, CLEIgIiT, aad FRE HOLDE:IS of the COUSIN .4 MIUDLESLX. Gewee aims. • 1 V. in an ordinary Contest; I bail been cbrimat by J you as one nf in., Reporpe.itatirea, I shook! .a, W.,' •itzelr at a I a-. footman iu. gratitude tow so high a. I.•isioio. J •ljr, tl'!II, bow ineipabi• I ii.th4 be of darn/ jo.a4ste 4. a. , fetli•.c•, wren you• e.owe suenlyea in it A great and e----- tenons ..cnny, that vou :gave 505i.....4 me to obtain ever ht , %TICE. TO MARINERS. AND OTHIF.R.I too deini/ter..tit riot!, ioliftch, be lII* went diognieirrtil practice., ALL Persons pion Anroad are requ.tste.l to dr the lit two E reopen, lied iambi Wool lied it,:er no. : LIL take Notice. that Cie YELLOW FEVER REMEDY, iniependenca. The lingua/tie rataierity with seinen tins imam I, reti el. -h . 4, OM' I. , roft= . lkeeres noel Online Hwel'h 'rt Rot honoreetray hunsts.a inenstrecone to rya feenbr, deems.. i i r lor toakema. t 3i. 'is S - 41 at d ikz. ,R Et fOUICE 0 wi deitio abassi roe er, ilia 'twee of the Cooety, toilet erre it i liar , INSTITUTION. N... 4 . Chtrin n.a, Pic .t-I -silt e a a,,,,,,.1, 1 b.. L ope . u( a d w h., are 4...im ii . ~f %fining that ; miralte. Louden P.:troweled aril ereetteneetaded by itots_ar Fie. by ' , Tutor e:a imer, wof defeating t by the arts of fu. ' and Etaineot Physician.. tom Tinst mijerity, al•n, Wen me te Olik &Enda the hew Prepared its E. ie. tohich ronta•u a tiearrity sulltiesa fog Pennine answerro tee call, *huh, aerobe the EhuSiosi, Sir 0.. e Person% Vae ite Two J ce 'Mouths; pilot One 0.., .•e T.. eta ?evicts has al.i.w.t etai:y made opal tee, for a node each. ' tiTh i o of ,ny prinei-les. N.., it C ea farther; for it pro• moutons, in lanrioago whirls cannot be etiondorstoed, your iii cote." upon ida ;.rinciples, es • all at open mine. In c.i .e . ti ilatate you, Geotte-'en, neat a vi t-iry . w`ii.:h is Wit hoe t/so m e lt esertion, are rhirh, crworderiar tits ea ter-, nf its contest, atreaS pot Lauer for Is lorn ph be I' ~ I. • " 4, a LIMP, end. indetd, to the friends of noir( as* It, c.i.treit world , me dup. yrs Too compel. me I bl isue.s: a continua-cc of AA vieltenc. awl hrrotieei, w icb, • in *eat • :alio-, eau aloe wears the inc.tisnatric adrama jet we Lao, piaci! • Naomi totheatederfiaimiel Ran prefewiern. well loweleg Ortai to we a mow &Parietal taw of cougars, I shall Wee con t.-1i1t'5...4 wilt aeons., vet,. t at ^t , vrumotio‘, t.. I. e row di hit ..bititita..tbe rtespert y of the II irYsh Ea•tti', tit , arde nte 01 the Mr with,rnit‘tousaon, atbilhe tonal; and a- ' , roof 11, Coant. of RU44144/.11. I duel viers...or to jewity your astute; see mewing the grainsele with ' , nick I ,-,,, • :. iit!ernla Your mot lanolin a •d rhoneed or rant, WILLIAM MELLISH P Lath likl: Pelt, Nov V, 11104. NiSaISItS 001)130/.U. IItOOMSISLTRY-stauARE fLEVEN-11•".nig metered to Hl* ltb lay IL/ tore v t•E (*MAE aA BAN, it is my duty to ay. umuce k, •-d . to ries•ro.i u 19tibinh my eaM, Ina/ al: eve, Islamuies ead” the matt unfortunate calamity, and riot doqaarr of if they trill but Imre redeems to y.,ur in solvable 4asliciese.. Is 404. I sMo most' disgontly attseitel "rk it., a lo•Oenew ,n my ‘uccaredsof with a okr • 4,t`i es.stillued hoe I Ina willed whit a patella e,y !.• 4 an d ..kouler.a e sc,o4parurrt with surnirloy, exees,e 0,10,41 ( 1 ", t o te 10 " 6 and a dreadful depressam of splrleteoll ch redoidd me to a otehamut in the seustond / attetultd by the most saalle:,`of durisculey,%thea &kali wa ilselear sad of 110 dats..aimd of—Dat bap for end, roe It urtal„ , &fr Cour', twwilese. ro to try your Vcertalal• &Awn, o'^ich 1 did, be a-9,1 .g fm a quart !mega unmedtately, ( t hing of ',loch I L..•.. 1 ret.s:; 1 continual rt tt i 1 hart arut•rt *even trrt., be iamnb, thr.moilt IJe 1.41-:41 . 1 of I.d, health it rinieviv rnst..rcd, and I shall %.• 1.1 ; r1.t., .i.-e *mg isputiu of the feet, that oill .to tovour to ca upaa Lottladry...-Aug. It, 11106. , - PRICE .sixrzsca aa :u the 6 it 4 i. I 1 0 4 4 ' tfirsomtur. wig - • minished. distrid twenty miles is circanairerwo; I was the necessity of distributing therein many wit that they might AStahe proeisiost Many soldiers dropped down dead frods4unger. Oaths 3d I marched ltO esmirom of S rin. I heped here to be covered on both' by the &foram of Lowitz, and the take of S tin, and to be able to procum my troops some and brandy from the town. Atter aria I lot to march with the corps the .011Xt t t3orni, Lautabufg, or to attack the gqrps of SM Bernadotte. Dor;l; . a, this march. ashstm adtori took plat the rear, near jiwita, which's/Q. J iss sheet at the viilage of Falser. Tie detachment a Instal Von dm Osten, at W.ttenhergh..had from that place without orders coot/leanly ignorantoi what was passing an my right wing. the enemy attacked me on this side, while I • gaging him betwetu the •ilteges of Fehr Plate. I should have penettsted to the Schwelin ;•• Iwig antinipam • .rder this kind oe.thi part of the messy w i tei more, as, it:y..lst he should attempt to ;rear, his march and an attack would have ti more prat:sot at Plitt than at liahra. An at Fahre appeared only to be a demonstra draw my atteatiou to my Alta wing, set turned the left. The bloady eogagement with the rear tern near the village of lame, as hour after &Irk apt I was forced t• take possession of, to prevent the two head.quArters were tot -miles drew each tithe.; mine were in It3tdarf. • Marsb Men nod h.irse- from dying of hunger. I was 112 dcrte sommoned me a wont tllhe capi obliged to drive them out in the night. At four o'clock in the morning of the t9th, when I perem p.m reject Chia reiroisition. I was ready to set out for Pr-en:data. I was io- To proceed with thes "'tax; is oL my focused I.y some stragglers, who hai escaped ficro namely.'to withdraw the traiirty'atiooge as lichen nlie's army, that the Prince hacicapitnitted possible from the Oder, asif to %gist *sex at P;rr;zlau. fly tarps amounted to 10.303 men.; ,retreataefarther, I marchni fiord east be!.. c use. at the J;stance of eigltt mark was Mu- Sahirevin to gadettuseriand kt4gendsrfs rn) rat's Aron, ;on my fl.int, or in my rear. the amps nee distprbed thresellr, cattlre lade of of Bernadotte : each of these was at least twice as Sopa, and ulas.-quently airrp uroag as nay carps, which. besides. had neither pile , ;: is wit. to turn towards s%e Elbe, bread nor forage, and was'exceedtngly exhausted *l oneirons of Lauenbut4ll,4 bat 'Ai m.. r..l * by the nianr forced romiles. arnis er.'c river. I had no crier alte•na i•e, My resolution was soon formed. Instead .oft fore. thin to retreat to illentors .r Lubec! snsrch;ng ro the right, towards Pr maim, I marched fight the nest day. .sly hoops, both Otto ay lame i•srely to the left, towards titrelitz. I hyped were so exhausted. that, I cilia nvpltt in there to form a ju:r.tion with the corp. of Weimar, Rom a baule with a* (mule ax or wren tit fires to advance towards hlagdehurg, or. accord. pAlor. The Grant! Doke of Berg lemon . log to circumstances, to cross the Elbe, in order flank; Marshal' aernsiotte in . frasit f a 1 to supply kfagdehurg and IL/nein, for a longer 1 Soul: on the right wing.: 4n eats critical el . • • aft •- "%44 . ," 1 Ogre :aft ssith trim • • vI reeeivel the/I. ft info • . -, , ,f44is of efars! ;satt tent • Se6gaeit e *tat. Ire lsei it Itiei ,s k• • • • g . , Via if har4esed by sirs r:lrgkiS .: • • Ser4WO r•••,.,•• •• t • plipite ;1 t !n.l Iv s niNr?eiy .sr dig ~ that ricer,. 4 , 4 k ''. iiiit*.; ma rcl .ed 19Virahr4n. tn . • ,tob Schwelia and (?;lave. . - - •11 After the arrival of testier., b ` ha.l become na re iiiittelit :is:lP44llce t true, formed . .s junaines.w, • iut ;t ills stemma/ chat etbaustlN fatigue 2113 • imnger, shr4tl4 my in the vili P , e; , that thri of subsistence. By tlas separatlna; ho ony i was alwaysin imosinent'daogelpf birittr?spei in case of anr attack. The ma,ftrikl adOxvi as („Itow 4—At dusk the ecroi set4sLasoil hear beinre daybreak the *egitrepts 'mar out to the rar.deavotta, whit eras flied in ei manner, th'at teraned frost44p eight mils By th's dispo.itme, aheesMaseallip - of Meth in ohlets,,Es..utawinratred was oil, sonsercha ...:.:.L.A • On the Ist of tillatarber. iny remoras atta near Walton r the enemy I've :factual to Schwerirf, where niy h!adleayseta were. fort): he l d gone inn, suips. E hetween Sapp and Seir4n. As the eserny kin, fret; the r that t.e currldttprocied through Old Selmer contidzer4 at; Use attack, expeSedihe real one betwva dal lakes of "Ks wad Schweria A ~at Mtn- of my troop slrabled herer at the rendezrons: what had previnusly Seat' apnn. Ant enemy, metal turned towards tae Elba& and I m•acht.d off, h ,, uts Sefnrettay-light, ler thesnalreins of V ,nd Klaclruna. My ent ps was hene;disperst4 ' CE rny. t os. 'Rote Guam. E..o.2 lint We s el' 3.Zt' 7iti• 1 , 4 'FI, tilw. 23. pftk c . t, ; havin g . Stiertay, Acif Picwd ?1• r.. ,11K , 4. b j ikfly of fST >a, a. of ei(eb • e Igtolva p;) -; •ien ( r. 1 3 ` 3 4 # l !v'4 Pf lY te/ lire now in h# . • 4 4o*Pirik• A14P217-7Wia.d I; MOT. 25.. Alen of the he Westrar4 ; st of the shies rird-bouod.— Lnit lon Pacittl, 5.“ , ..5h am& M. " LUND:OII.n, Jqe Cam tna ScAa ; Corawfia, flow ,ti m lrg o lo. Lnew • Asunaid. U6sdan. ,10.0 fiiidbea . : N a pfuld o ry-7-•; Mui. up . . • • warlimited, 3tt 145 frseg to taw ash .at ter last ..4.1 and Peas, ape d Pricrs. Many ree.eillit7; fin* 3. parsuinsu, Ilote MS . • • At s .1 1 ..51. is. OS. POO. fp : 75a 0/, ...65. 70.. 04 Price 64 a 6h Od 6d a 414 0/ 0.1 a Oa Cd Oda Oa cd IDAT. .61 -- 64 41 if 0 1 —76! ti Eff .171 5.16 411. R.A. 4e. prem. 191. 131. 62 61if Itock:11;;Ler, !, Outing-oam bO6. 041 —.94;1 .1. 25. ...47 Pie. . 5s Daus. . IY. ... in Coln T et 4 , . /I i.o► II ishlre, the Pee. low tit. We.tmers. ins, a 41 , 6,1 F0,C.111 h:o sos, un all acts. n addition to 1./ 11 Hosistat, slier his hi:. will be led and e•tcentei mall t hsCen to gut of a fr. Arys, mill., aid r.giet . M TPet- Ar, pmfestass 1 ad red.c.l cz , erit , / ; Cifllit d ks Iwo tal, dew a dee r tin rumn- F lamented . WON Ml. afro 3 ,--NOlll7. Mikes pehi.sh , ll st t►e u:ch. btrAnd ttert, Limo( Acre . Office (pest rid) F- DIOR ABLE "REMISES IN THE CcrINTRICAL 11,1SLIC PAK r or THE CITY 07 LONDUS. .1-87. 501,11. the LgAiF. of a very lab tantval PREM I SES, grim IMMO (Mit. Stlitaill Illiel.ff fir a %Thelesale a Remit Conteeh, ha a real ea teat etutithe. .•g .tif 0 late front S•top, WifehOUl4, C0U111i1101....41, Voi..ti, CAL1(11111, with have upper Roam , two Kitchen., Sc. quite new, at a very low rent Lease and Future, Atli , Ahotv to chiitholt, lll. Il Anisee.,lts street Within; ut at the 1 Wit of the R tints.twicql,e..ieute, Cor•ilt 11. - RP WARIXION, KINDLUCII. AND CO !JAYE new no :gthaTICLIKTS and SHARES 6.r th• 61'.%11-. LOTTERY. to etanamence DLIWIng on two 13th .1 ell I A4Y NEXT. ' The Carnal Mir gig gagster magnitude than any lot oar L Ater', with de is& a Dummy of Tiek.ta. and may be had at the talfice4. VA, Cornet of SA '4 Mlll.O - and Isein.: toe Gate of the IlEn.rt Mews, CUARING. CR04,1, where No 14,783, th.• last drawn Prise of Twenty Thoutand Pound., was Sold in One Quaner, Tww Engoth, and Elight Stateet,th 6' a , es, Ir RICH AR DSON, GI PODIAICIC, and CO .bir•i:.., - 4, tiowo •,l ~ „.erl h , j d . ) 1, 1. -- it