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-- . -,. ~_.~-, • . .1 . • ki ri• ff . 16. I NUMBER 1142•) THE %TAR ROYAL, HAY MARKET THIS PRESENT EVENING, Sept. 3, 1806, will he revived, the Comedy of THE CLANDESTINE MARRIAGE. Lord Oglehy, Mr. Fawcett (ins fir* app.. trance in that Chsractvi) ; Sir John Melville, Mr. l'a.,iier, s ts ,ll„,, Mi. Grove; t.evewell, Mr. Rae; Calltoll, Mr. Wewhaer (his first ■ppearance, at this Theatre, these nine years), Mrs. 'Nadi:awn, Mn. Powell; Mies Mn Glover. To which will be added, Fem.. 44 MODERN ANTIQUES. • OR, THE MERRY MOURNERS. Mr. Cockletop, Mr. Mathews; Frank, Mr. Winston; ),rv, Mr. Liston. Mrs. Cucklntop, Mn Gibbs; Belinda, Mrs Whew.; Nan, Miss Grant. Tomorrow, Tom Thuutb; Catch hie who Can I Leven' Qnarrel , ; and Mrs. Wiggins. - ALL. THIS EVENING, Sept. Si the GARDENS .ill Close for the Season, with 11 GRANO .epetition of PRINCES' GALAS, in which all the ip'encini Decora tions int/educed aa time lahi .1:44iNk11111 will be exhi bited. Admissions, 81.—Iloariespon at lisseeei and the Concert be gins at Eight o'Ciccit. •. • NI Orders admitted, ‘VELK OF AS rtiomY ‘ND WATRA. AQUATIC 'THEATRE. SADLF.R'S WELLS . Coder the Patronage ofIII. R .v at Highnos the DUKE of CLARECE. THIS PRF.S WF.DNF.SDAY, Sept. s, S. ‘6. be preset:tot, an entire N w Dance (compos ed by Mr. Hartland) called, PLOUGH and PISTOL; •r, The Village Rohbe.s. After watch, fto.. Lett Week of its being performed) the C nate Pa-toreime of ANTHONY, CLEtJPATR and HARLEQUIN; in which will be performed (....i.apolted by Mr. Grimaldi), the Of i t nal Mummy Dalwe, and a Dance in Snow Shoes. The Seenety will present a great va any of Egyptian and WWI Views; CEMlCialing watt • R.SI Watniall...— The Enter tainments to conclode with a Oned Melo-Dramatic Re mime. w,th new Me.ic,S , enery, Dre.set. and Decoration*, called. The ISWISIRLE RING; er, FIRE SPECTRE and WATPR MONSTER. Principal Characters, Mears. Hart land, Smith, SI .4er, Norman, and Grimaldi; Mn. C Monet Iloomgreert and Taylor, sad Mthen Daniel. In the last Sc. n- will be remnant, a Cnnahet with the Water Mannar and the Fiery Dragon..-he Atcention a . a Gad Spirit—..the appearance and fate of the Fire Spectre...with the liberation of a Growl Gamut from the Volcano. The whole at this Seine Wormed on Real Water. The Harlequinade and htelo boons both written by Mr C. Dib4in, the Millie eon pot-d be Me. Rorie, aorl the Scenery namted try Mr Andrews incTir OFFICE, Jowl 63,, 1646. HE COMMISSIONERS _pr rianallinc T Mmeakt' , n ir t da &cram eve Notice, Ma ifts WSDN LI DA the ad 4 September one. they aiM & me* r isemint • ia iforose„ (seefoe op), and West .614 seek Parser es sill eiVertik to euppld MI sae& ehmut,ties if CHESHIRE, DER BYHIRE, WA ILIMICESIII RE, .at GLOUCESTEM SIIIR E CHEESE, at , :Nem / cyst rifts. and of ROSE CORR (steads) gurrue, or 111.1422 NUTTER 4 spiel goo oev. ,u aka at nokred for MlWSkefe's :1 maliing km, e a from the la 0 lade sit so the 3441 &partake, 1807, • las re; I. ke deli. red from tiny to time, as demanded, jam the 1/SumaropMera, et Deptford, Porhmentek„ Pliposult, mat Cork, at the Coot,..e.e's mpeoro, to be mimed le kap rot .ad mud for the sport of 11.. Moons from du romeitim maissis immery ; mid to he twirl fee P no, poseeble, midi karma, Nuaety Dope {ter Dote. The Ceeditimee or Ose Coate, may et un at IN, &engem'', Ogre; et this (We; or ter .M/y' g to Mr. Jain WUliams, Doontervi:le, eltert fie de Vs...mealy as CM. No regard wit N hod so Illby Timster, We aka* tie Prior Mall sot k i.erted as Weeds of lesiva, or shot skald not N &how et, • a& Based 4efooe Os titlark, at the aid Weetreesewo disk ea &member eat, tom unfree Me Palen mho smokes the Take, or Note Perm on Isis kefiatf, attends • • meow shot .0.4 1... itektitE CAPITAL enizEs, Aud Five Thousand less Tsekets than last State Lottery. The 6 , sti.almon Ticket entitled to TEN THOUSAND POUNDS; All other Capita Priam a.. afloat PURCHASERS of TICKETS and SHARES will hams the opportitnits of obtaining all the Capit.l Prim, prov,dmi they purchase before the Draoiiig commences winch sill bean tee 13 , 11 of (Mehra nazi The Scheme mimeo raga! sidninogrt raf TWENTY I HOUSAND FOUND PRIZES, TEN 11111illISNND POUND PRIZES, FIVE THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, ke. he. Ti. forgoer Lotteries of diausSe the Number of rickets. 20,00 Tickets Only, wad N. other S'ite Lottery to be Drain this Year. SCHIESIE. No. of P•iree. V Ilue of each. Total Value. 1.60,000 S 3 S • i s S a o 20 50 20 40 4,100 10,00 u Tickets Tickets and Skarn' are on Cate at every Lottery °Owe. Ticket 119 15 Nei lO 2 0 I Eighth S 11 IS Gina•ier ... 0 Siwtanth.. .• 1 h L 240;41,0 This Day is pulthalted, price 3s. sewed, I‘.DIGEST of the GAME LAWS. Com prising all the Statutes now in force relative to Forests, I Partridges, Dyer, Pheasa lets, prigs, Hares, Red Game, Sea Fish, Rabbits. !neck Game, RivarFish,fre.kc. Rego:talons Lr Gante:,eepers, Centric-ties, &c. With Notes, sad an A;yerislos, containing all the A ijudied Cases, General Oasenations, Precedents ot IndiAments, Notices, Warrants, t - ottritinois, and Ahstracts el the several Statutes for the Pre *ration of Hares P.rtridges, and Phea.ants. ()ritually cinnothed by JUNIN PAUL, Eetl Law. The Fourth Edition, with ceosulerable Additions. Revved a d corrected by JoIIN IRVIN Ad AXtV ELL, of the Hon. Soci ety of the Inner Temple. la the. Edition, evel Elfort has been exerted to commilni• 'nett l e m .ilCnirrous anti accurate I refremation upon the Game Last, 1111011 a Plan adgittd n o t silly to the practical lirforma. t4t rrof the SiorOtarriall, but at the same time to serve as Profesional Grade to the Si.licitut and the Magistrate. Lrentrio: Printed for W J. an. 1.1 Richatilson, Ro,sl tkange ; &&&&& Alien, and Cs Finabisi psi:ram ; II I) g ' wools; and ' , JAI/N.4ls, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pale:- ~ 11 , 4.140 0 ; seal r. Ave,Matia•Lane. ° horn tort t.ed, be the some Author, just pithlAcd, the Ninth Edition, Ptice 1. Th e LAWS relative t L.AN.h.ORDS, TEN VS . :*l" LoDGER, ors Esery L.ANDLIORD and TENANT Owe LAWYER. With se:ect preceden a fin tea; ig 1 1.011,41, Lands, A p rittatutis, c t The PARISI, OFFICER'S COMPLETE GUIDE ; I t ' v rerniog the L aws optative to t:ta rtts;imlice Duties of ( Osenerrt. Constables, Sistys.yars of lite ' 7"'• &!• Ste luell.rding all the Arts of Parliament and Ad F seat Cast ssgul a j mg rho [..re R tee, Pettish Settle . t ero•, Apr/sower, Repair) of lllgrilirar, kc. 3r.: id. land. Dedieect " To the G.!.;tlemeis interested in Agriculture, an thuat intrusted wall the Tuition of Tuuth," &e. This Dey is published, in One Volume, 4to. embellished 's oh an Engrsviel Pim, and Sin Plates; tatithe• with an Encraved Field Book, of 97 Pages, price 151. boards, or Ills bah bound, Russia, THE SYSFEM of LAND SURVEYING at present adopted by Surveyors and Coninsioioners in Old and New Inclosures, condueled as an cleat Survey, on a Mil consisting of open Field., Itrgs, Csmnson and Old Inclosure, divided and allotted according to Conditions of Agreement be tween the 4191efal Proprietors. Twisting of the Qsality, and Quality Lines - Taking Particulars Proutictrus arid Occusoiers Namcs Lating the Lines upon the P;411 V.lumg by the Cnelosissioners Book of Particulars Taking Dimensions Finding the Colivnt, &c. Book of Lhooeuisious, Cast &c. Explauaiwn of Cn a r•A ers used in the Field Book, &c. Ringing the Poles Running the Lines Di yid mg into Allotvients...New Drains—New Roads— Stone and Sand Pitt—oAllintiog the FicWv, Common, logs, &c Inclosore—Setting off upon the Plan each Proprietor's Qomittr, according ti their proportional Value--Un the Fields, Common, logs, Ste.— ("he genii,' and staking out Al. liatinetit•, Road.. Drain., d Pit, &c &c. Tile whole by the Clan; only. By WILLIAM SI'EPIIE.NSUN, Land Surveyor, Horncaitle ,Printed for H. D. Symonds, Paternoster-row. w.• This Tri•ative divulg-is what hat hitherto been kept a secret from this Public, scarcely known to any than Its Prefee ewe, arid s a. easy, that • Youth nay teach himse.f, in a than nine, a. no Mathematical instrument is seed; and Gentlemen, not having leisuni to make it a stiolv, nay, by referring from to the Plan, and other Plays, beiome acquainted with CA: P oceelior of Surveyors and Commis.ini.ers, and pi ano i n r u m', et rational to every one interested in Agri. cultural Pur-usts, ke. The £ Inot the Annual Review, Mb, after dryer:fling Stisiheitanies method of Allotment, s.evs, the instance is well real', and the praaice upon it will give the learner (envoi fte athgl.t into the tra.hiset. The number of Platee at. C•s rea spicy 411. S Wu.k, will be found very useful to the yeat.hi Leadd•Sesteyet. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FROM THE HAMBURGH PAPERS. - AVG. )9. The Prince of Hohenlohe, who was eipetted here, proceeded dircaly from Oehringen to the army. It has been lately remarked, that Count Haug wits has attended His Majesty at Charlottenburg more frequently than u.ual, and has remained in conference with His Majesty an hour at a time. Two thousand five hundred horses were brought here to-day, to be distributed among various regi ments. A Courier arrived yesterday at the Russian Ambassador's from St. Peter sburgh. Baron Har denberg has been here, but has again set out for Templeberg. HANOVER, AUG. 20. The Prince of Hohenlohe is to have the commend on the Saxon frontier, and another Carmen Prince is to take the command of the Army of Reserve. This garrison is daily reinforced ; Nienberg is strengthened, and, as well as Hameln, supplied with provisions. General Blucher is shortly eipeetied from Westphalia. The French General Visor has passed through this city, on his way from Copenhagen to Paris. F 11 0 ,4 TM! MAINte ♦VG. 187 Marshal Monier has reviewed upwards of 10000 men near Sehweinfurth. It is now said, that the French tuck possession of a part of Priem!, and the fortress of Gradisea, near Gotha, with the consent of the Austrian Government, in or.'er SC Ild, 2c. wt. ,oe. Od. 04. rd ita i4 4 L inset. er Ofi at 3d 01 i-eilvo. 1. s. 4 •m• •••• •••• S Hollsta. a 11 . Be lays. ye, 7o'k. tyro too., comas rev- Kent, sea Clot., so t rector of ' CornNl!, w. Cu'ller, e *Captain I lgarsgrs which pa w of Major .140* BRIVGL after 4. ►9, Du:'' shed at tn.. Strand, hf Long Aco's (kan,t puZi kbit _ WEDNESDAY, : FOUND. a large NEWFOUNDLAND DOG• The Owner may have him restored, by giving a proper dererlati.m, and satisfactorily rdetit !yin him, on paying the necessary expences. Apply to JOllll Luker, at the Angel, Limallham, Kent. 4rittob No. 26. CORNIIII-L, 59, CDAnING-CROSS, AND ST MARGARET'S MIL, ittißOUtill. HORNSBY and Co. respeafully acquaint the Public, that the present Lottery contain.: te..ie Capital Posey, and fewer Tlcke%, than any precechng Lo.:ery. A real variety of Tickets sod Shares ore on sale :a the loireg priest, at the. ahove State Lottery Offices, when all Shares of Prises are peril in full. Orders. by Letters oe Carrier, executed un the sante terms as if present. The Lottery begins Braving the 13th of Oelober. ) C 1140-4, .1 1 re Di 1 R 3, 1806. N‘ t ILLIAM MILLER resprefully informs the Public ' that the New and improver' Edirien (bo rn ; the Fourth) of that much admired Work, The MISERIES ut HUM AN [ATE, will be ready for delivery un Tuesday next. A'hemarle•street, S. in 2, 1906. LACE LORD NELSON. Sy W BEATTY, M. D. Surgeon of the Victry, in the &Woof Trafalgar. Printidiet T.Cattell and W.Davits,Strann. This day is puhnilied, Number I. price Is. (to be cal iiiii owl Weekly); and Pert I. price 10.. 6d. containing No I. to No. X. int:toner, to iDC continued hdentbt , v of THE GARDENER'S and B O TANIST', DIC- K TIONARY; coftaining the best and tieirts.t Methods of cultivating and isnprovi le the Kitatim, Fruit, Flower Gar den, and Nursery; of performing the practice! pans of Avi culture; of managing Vineyards, and of propagating al. warts of Timber Trees. By the late PHILIP F.R S. Gardener to the Worsiiipful Compan, ..t Aelotheraries, at their Botanic Garden, in Chelsea; aril Member of the Botanic Academy, at Florence. To which are now first added, ..1 Plants hither. Character', places of mrd,cal and scans arruppd, *Ws die ILsailscape•Gar -4 Fruit., psiti and saba r„1; By THOMAS MARTYR, 'lt S. Regius ?rules er of Botany in the University of Cambridge. Printed for F C. in. J. Rivingtrge, No. 62, St, Paul's Church yang ; end the reR of the Provietors. 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The whale corrected and newly straeg till the day of isse, intiftsiost With * tfteltal of the me- addition of atl the modem improvements in La larteholy Partieria sof his Lordship's Death, the enadaidopeil - 6,4 040'1 4 m o ho ..i tuss a Taw, plants, cod te preserve his illustrious Remains, and the State of the RollS cdtarly in she venous Eiddeftf MA-11.esse, I viten deposited in Greenwich Hospital. Concluding with Fiamea, with PTatei, eaplanatury both of than, Anecdotes of his Lordship, and Obeonations as the State of ciplea of Botany. has Health, Habits-of Life, &e. strrapyv 4f 11 Ay THOMAS MARTYN, F.R This Day is published, in nine liege volumes, erre. band 'sagely printed en a fine wove deny paper, peso:, in boards, 41 and a few copies ou a superfine rina' paper, price, in boards, N. Ss THE ILIAD and ODYSSEY of HOMER, trails.4ted by ALEXANDER POPE, Esq. A new tine, with additiooal Notes, Critical and Illustrative, by GIL BERT WAKEFIELD, B. A. Printed for J Johnsen; W. J. and J. 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Nature, and Natures Laws, lay hid in Night: wed.—L-t Newnan be !—.and all oas Light. PAPS. This day it published, dedicated, b, Permisuon, to tl..s Rev. Dr. Maskelyne FR S. AstrAtinier Royal, comp'. in Se ven Parts, pries each, the whose forming TI e hai.d SOON Vnientest 0".1 11 . 0 . mice •I. in hood: iilustrate4 by w,nrsois of fi3 ingravinp, nd emitclli.. d .ivs. ter eiegant Portrait of the Author dune from an original liars, at the Royal Olyervatory, Greenwich, irrHE MATHEMA TICAL PRINCIPLES OF A NATURAL riILOCOPHT. By SIR ISAAC! NEWTON. Misdated into English be ANDRF.W WITTE To which are added, NEWTON'S SYSTEM of the WORLD; a short Comment on, and Defence of, the Principle, by W EMERSON; with the Lain i 4 the Moon's Monism, acennling to Gravity, by 'OHM MACHIN. Attrua. Prof at Gresh. wiel Sec. to the Roy Sae A New Edition, (with the Lire of the Author ) The whole carefully revised and ccureflad, be W. DAVIS, Author of the " Treatise en Lind Surveying." the " the of the Globes,* Editor of the " MAh.)matac.tl Companion," Ire. ••• The inconveniente a-ising from the great scarcity of Avow Editions of Sir Isaac Newton's Piincini., and Syrians of the World, added to the exorbitant prices charged for thorn, when to he met with. dereimined he Editor to undertake a New !Anon of th.‘se Wmks ; and he is impressed with con fidenee that no other apology will be thought n e cessary, at a time when Mathematics is become a (mi. - Affable sci• met, and is looked anon ac a necearary acquisition in the polite world. Printed for H D Symonds, 20, Paternoster-row. Where may be had, in One handsome Volume, Oflavo, rriee Ifis. in boards, The DOCTRINE and APPLICATION of FLUXIONS ; containing (besides whit is common no the Subject) a nom. he , of new Improvements in the Theory, and the Solution of a variety of now an I very Interesting Problems, in diffnent Branches of the klithernatics. By Thomas Simpsoo, F. R. S •To which is pre4cd, an Account of his Life. Tit • w:iole revised and carefully corrected by William Dais, Member of the Mathematical and Philosophical Society of London. BARR'S NEW AND BEAUTIFUL EDITION UP NUE-. FOS'S NATURAL HIST.IRY COMPLETE. This day is published, Nu. I. (Elegantly printed an ()Savo, on Sa d eifin• Pap,a, and einbe , lished with 11 complete Set of beautiful Copper-plates), price Is. to be regularly conti nued every Week, of BUFFON'S NATURAL. HISTORY; coa ta•n•er a Theory of the Earth, a General History rd Mau, of tile Brute Creation, and of Vegetables, Minerals, Ac. tramlat 4 from the French, oral interspersed with Notes. By .1. S. BARR, Eq. To e:lich is added, by way of a c,inplete Supplement, A N t TUR AL HISTORY of BIRDS, REPTILES, FISH, and INS ~CTS. Tne whole of this valuable Work, farming beyond camped- ern, the 010.14 complete and elegant Natural History in toe i Laglish, or any other Longue', beautifully printed, en/ making fifteen Volumes, mu Syn. winch contain neer 1104 Page. of be.k itiful Lertor-press, bui le the elegalt and num*. li runs sat ..r original Co,rper•plates, taken from Life, being jinn , piloted of, in the best manner, .ri 94 Numbers, price Is each, :nay he had, at the option of the Purchasers, by one Of more eta time. or in lb Volumes. In Bo:rd., . price L. 3 1 41 . . . 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To prevent mistakes, and the obtrusion of form" and inferior Winks on the Sublerft, the Public ate reqoested to ask for, or order, BARR's New and Beautiful Edition of BUT FUN'a NATURAL HISTORY; winch is executed in a degree of veer superior Excellence. Loudon : Pinned from the Translation of Mr. Rare, for she 1 Proprietor; and soul by H. D. Symonds, No. tU, Pater-rioelndbC row; and may be had of all Booksellers and Newsmen in Ton and Country, on the above Terms. Just published, A NEW and ELEGANT EDITION of the above, in Fitteen Volumes, lamp. which will be found to be the ' Chira;nit Edition of BUFFON ever of to the Public. In Ile,rls, price . L. 3 15 0 Bound its Sheep, and lettered 4 4 0 Ditto, Calf. a n d lettered 410 0 . • Elegantly bound in Calf, gilt and lettered 4 17 G PP PRICE SIXPENCE. 110 to cover their march to Dalmatia and Alb::. is : and that they by no means interfere in the cord administration of the government of those' places. A part of the French troops that were at Brame. Lave entered the Imperial part of the Innviertel ; but only for convenience. without any herd!' views, and under the assurance thtt they will pay for every thing they want in ready money ; 'thick has accordingly been done. The public prints say, that-the Elednr of Saxony. ; incorporating all the dukedoms of that country, will take upon him the title of Kirg. ST. PITERSBUROII i coo. 6. Our Court Gazette contains the following : •' Vice-Admiral Senewin, the Commanders of our squadron in the Adriatic, has transmitted a din. patch, dated June 17, of which the followiagie tile substance : . . ~ After I hid learned. se the tad of Key.idell 4 the French had' primed over the Turkish lerviall*- 'into the Republic of Ragusa and tales perewiehet ' of that city, I sailed on th e same thip. 'Web the 3. (hips Srfcree/ sod St. Petro, from Trines. co. de Rocca di Causes: esti wdaert I`. ' and Asetearl to take the vessels unifite • -82 4 ‘-* were ready to sail. I also ordered Cape* to leave his station at Camel°, and to follow me with the vessels under his command. On the firth, I artier d before the Castro, where I forbad Vice- Admiral Sorokin, with the ships Pereiwerte and Wendt j the ship Vero was, by his orders, stationed in the port of Old Rap's*. where I also arrived with the Selefeef on the 2nth. Here I learned from sate Metropolitan of the Montenegrins, that as the .'French seemed disposed to proceed from Karma to the Cattaro, two companies of the Witchtakithes I.e. giment of musketeers, led by the Metropaites is person, had joined,. and were advancing to momibe enemy. The French. in conjundion with the Rem 'nuns. fell upon the advanced guard of the Mts. • tenegrins, about five wersts from Old use; MA a battle ensuing, Major Swagin i Oillb part with the latter, and the enemy WPM I mid driven back to Old Ragusa. On our side, em Yager, and nine Montenegrins were killed • owes " Montenegi ins were wounded. and- five *oldies; elites Regulars. About 200 of the French and Rage. sans were killed : and a French officer, who theme himself into the sea, wee drowned. " On the 2.2 d, Major Bwagin's detachment was reinforced, and the French left Ragusa, which asst troops immediately occupied. On the 23d and SS& the inhabitants of tke coast, and the Montenegrir , supported by the regular troops. had two atinedi wilt re the trench and the Ragusans, when one ) ssgrin was killed and twelve wounded. ~rismity lost six Officers and eighty mimes; . sib colours, a drum, and about 130 mashes, a also taken from them. After this, the enemy thee.. ' up several works. and never 'hewed themselves he /111114ivi .ss with the Metroperseas of Oa ' ... the attack of New or to occupy every channel by it =siss , easseep driest receive provisions or rasisiosswwws, 1 and with this view to enclose the place oa all side. the Montenegrins and the inhabitants of the coast marched, on the 3d of June, under the command of the Metro?olitan, supported by a corps of ea rulers. . a As the enemy hid about 3000 men at dampest. to which several hundreds of well-armed Regimes were added, who are very good marksmen s and ea. besides these, he was in momentary expectation of a reinforcement, he seemed to be under no appeases &one of an attack. We, on the other hand. Ise . 1200 regulars and about 9000 Montenegrins; but ' notwithstanding this inequality of ambers, amide strength of the enemy's position. it was determined to make ourselves masters of the heights sear Re. gusa. [Mere follows a description of several awillids. in which the French displayed much courage ; and the Admiral adds.] “ The French always halted in their third pieties, and augmented their force from their third lute. Our troops threw themselves upon the eaemy's friat with. great impetuosity, and at length drove them oat of the third position. Driven to desperation, the enemy at length wished to attack in their turn; but br lag . taken to Rent by hlajor .lesersky's cslamo, their de- sign was entirely frustrated. After this they eoUeeted their whole force behind their fourth position, the hills that command Ragusa, with the set of adliog upon the defensive; but they was driven from this, after they had defended the .-', selves scarcely ten minutes. This occurred just , the dusk of the evening, and the enemy re in disorder to the fortress; which our t --- notwithstanding they were in the rear of the hi I. were not able to prevent, in consequence of the -.: darkness of the night. At this instant also the muse my received a reinforcement front Old Regina. «;. This last affair lasted from two o'clock in the after noon till eight at sight. Op our side, one Ensign and nine privates were killed, and about thirty were ' wounded and missing. The Montenegrins lost thirty-eight men. The French lost their General. ,- Lagotu a e d , twelve Officers, and about 300 privates about 100 wounded, whom they • ' , ta them into the place. We took twenty-three prisoners, and this teen pieces of cannon from the enemy, of different cation:. " In this manner WAS Ragusa enclosed by , troops on shore, and the vessels in the port.. have eroded two batteries upon the heights in ' possession, which have been supplied with caan . from the ships ; and they are already brought bear upon the fortress Vice-Admiral Sene •' ~ does kistice to the heroism, and the prudent d'. . po.itions adopted by Major-General Prince Wa 1. wyski, and comrnerds several other Officers. 'I first, by his exertions at the head of his column, three times obliged ch. enemy to fly, and as oft defeated their intentions by his skiltul minimums he also made himself master of two pieces of ca . non, and used them against the enemy." 4 t - s 44 i 44 04 44 64 s ut I Od od g I ti I 10$ sa.k. web. ed. oe. 1 I. C.