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oe.AJ)l).lrtt i zkit -9- . . . ,4:: : ; v: _ 44,.. ...-, ,- ,-. A . - . ~. - `• t?ki b. -s _ ...p c,.. ,r : , 1 /i 4t, _....;... , • ~k ....... , ... _._ ..., ~ \ i ok ro , IV- ••"; • '- --- • . . _,,i. . , ,''' 'W_AIS 4. '''' ''' ", , sl-4- • . .;;:).i.ti ql . , • ) } 4l . 'i s 3 • • ,-. 4t.,v 144, • ' * ':, ' 0 • #. 4, • . . ~~/%/~jo lquir.mnit 6177.1 WED.O - ESDAY, OCTOBER -.I 2. [PRICr, STXPENCL'-lIALYPE..?..TNY. _ GENERAL' -ELECTION. ESTATES FOR - SALE. NE W PUBLICA fiO To the bENTLI , M,,i,'N, CLEltii V, and FREEHOLD 'I}S of BUCKLAND NEWTON, DORSET. T hin Day. was 'lied, price ss. A ,SKETet-1 rile AC,CID'ENCE. mnnuer c for trans:::,-at. )6, cy tn,atis L.L.YilfiletS may ,e rl in coinalittill .i. to the COUNTY of YORK: GE-NTLEME, D L L;PLY impressed with sentiments Of respect and gratitude for the• high and distinguished honour you hare this day conferred upon me, .by plitcing ine in the exalted Situation df one of your Representatives in Pailia !tient,. I Addres you with feZdingt of no ordinary nature, in conseqnenee of the peculiar manna in which this honour has , been conferred. TO BE `SOLI Vi AUG"IION, By M. BAKER, At the King l s Arms Inn, in I)orchestet, OR Tuesday, the 27th of October next, at Three u'Clock• in use siurc .. . . the Aftt.-ro,;1:1, IN TWO LO i'S, . . - - • - On sli'eb Conditions as sluill be then and there prpdnced, . The FEE- SIMPLE avd -INIIERITANcE of the -killowing, By JOHN H01X4:,..N. Printer'. for 'f. Gid,il and W. D.ivies, Strand. ,Of ‘vhoru may Le had, pt.lo!ished, An liiteodintion of (J. et'k, 1:1 two parts; for the nie Code e t . By (xeorge ?sour. L-Liti timtford, D.D. Warden of Win:nest,er Ind lii;hop,of C . :tow:ester. The 'eighth ir4rosed, 7s. in birard:3: ESYATES :- LOT I. ALL OA. the MANOR and LORDSHIP; or reputed. Manor and Lordship, of .XRMESIVEL and th-2 capital MESSLIAGE, TENZMF,NT, and FARM, called ARM ES WE LL FARM,with the Appiirtena aces, situate, lying _and bAng in the Parish of BUCF,LAND NEW roN, in the County of Dorset., now hi tho tonne Or occupation of Th , nnas Cross, as l'uant, thereof, (I , oaistin of ago ,a 1 Farin Hou,e, Out-houses, Barns, Stables, and' other necessary and tr'ili ycnient Buildings, a. Garden and Orchard, 'vs - ell stocked wiLli Trees, and. itboat Foil!. Hundred and Seventv'acres of rich Meadow; Arable, P.tsture; and'Coppice Land. . , . . : - This Day was. publi,:bet!, ' - . . in Two Valumes Svo. I)..ice iqs. in Ix) irds, a New Edit7o*ri ot:•i tfbi d , of A N EXPOSITION .nr: tfie NLAV 1, 4, .) of !,y a ,ut C,)311:!.eti,)11 Uf thv Sier,d THEATKIL ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, October 21, _. IEII2, their Majoitiei Servants will perfOrm the Comic etA v£ UP ALL &1611'r ; _ . 'or, THE SIVI',;GGLERts' (...,AVE. • -AXlmiral Blunt; Mt'. DOAN I TON; Harry Blunt, Mr. MILLE ; Peartwell, Mr. MAR4HALL; 'Young Heartwell, Mr. ?HtLiPPS; Meddle, Mr. HORN; Peter, Mr. SMII H ; 'uliana, Mrs. MOTTNI'AIN; Flora ; Miss POOLE,. • Madge; Mrs. ORGER. To which *ill be nailed the Farce of LOW TO DIE FOR LOVE ! Baron Altorf, Mr. PENSON 1 • n Blornenneld, Mr. WRENC/I; Captain Thalsvick, Mr. DECAMP; Trap, Mr. KNIGHT; Trick, Mr. OXBEIIRS; Mkhael, Mr. 'Mr DDOCKS ; Charlotte, Miss KEL'. The Dooi•A to he opened at half past Five o'Clock, to be gill at hall past S.x. Poxes, 75.; Second Price ;4s. Cd.—Pit, Ss. 6d.; Second Price, S econd , 23.; 'Second Vries, is. --Upper Gallery, Is.; eecond Price, 6d. Loxes and Plates to lye ten of Mr. Spring, Box Book- Vep er , a t the: . in Untie Russell -street, from Ten till ,"r) urn% from Tea in the Evening until the Doors are e iosed.. The - Box • EntranCes arc in Brytio-es-street only; the Pit itrances are in ,a , :sse.n-street and Wobarn-street ; the Lower Gallery E:ltrahees are in Russell-street and Woburn- I treet; the 'Upper eallery Eaitrance is in Woburn-street otilv. Carriages to the 116xes, to .F et dowri and - take up from ,Great Russel-street, Coveat-Gardenpand draw off towards the To tnt Pit, to set down from Greatßnssell-street, and draw If down Little Rus;sell-street. and Drury-lane. age Manager, Mr. RAYMOND.—No Money to be Returned. Vivant Rex . et Regina. " 7- To-morrow, Mrs. Centlirre'o Comedy of The Wonder ; *ith the Face of The Weathercock.—On Frida'y, LPeare's Con,edv oi•-The Merry .Wires of Windsor, with the f arce -High liife Below Stairs.—On Saturday, Tobin's. Co of.the Haney-Moon, with the I'aor l ,M on o - av 7.licersiatrs Comic ra of the aid of the mil, with be , fdree h of the Citizem—O Ope n l'aesiday, M the Comedy. of Man Lklid Wife, with the Musical Entertaminctit of the Three and 4 /e Ded.ce.—On Wednesda.y, the Comedy of The Sons of Erin, tue Farce of the Prize; or,, 2; ,0, 3, 8.. Ail tiug matte good [Our Title of Free AdMis kou, toree eAys t4e. Fast, peevi;).ls to the tx(... - eise of !urh Right, ;c reviled to'sii. 3 ti their Names at the Door, 1 1. a 1.440 k wtocli . will. Lept teddy for that purpose, and viii riot )e The right liana dour, leannig front the bail Brydges- Rreet, will he opon,,ri for FrLe Atinnisions :to the Box_s, u confined to t':ell,l PIT.! Adtnissioo, to toe Pit and Galleries will be received 11 their respactiv is Wo.ntru-street only. THEATRE ROYAL, COVEN F-OARD!:N. ro-Ow. uy.ENING, oc. 22, 1812, will be perfoteted the Tragedy of - MACBETH. Macbeth Mr: YOUNG; Ma.cd off, ivir. C. KEMB ; • Lady Macbeth, Mts. POWELL. Ilftex= which will be produced (for the 4th time) a new Farce, • culled • • SCHNIEDERKINS. • The principal characters by Mr. AM:3O ; Mr. NATI:Hi:WS; Mr. Lis roN • Mr. BP GNTON ; Mr. BANCHAR.II; Mr. EMEit ; - Mr. 'TAYLOR; • Mr. SEVIMOSS; Miss WOKE;- Mrs. DAVENPORT. Places for the Boxes to be takea of Mr. Brandon, at the New Box-OiNe, Hart-street. Tile Doors Will be Opened at half-past Five, and the Play begin at half-past Six. • • ... _ • ... . . _ 7s:t4cond Price Secoi!.l Price 2s. Lower Gallery 2s.- Second Price la.--mapper Oallery Is. Se- ItoUd,Price 6d. . . 4 * * The new Play of the 2Ethiop is only interrupted in its areer, at the express request of the Author, who withdraws t fur extensive' Alterations, and to render it inure strictly con ionant witti critical rulei. The new _Farce called Sehniederkins, have been received 4 u i.s third representation with great applause, will be re- Pea ted on Stant-day. On friday Congreve's Comedy of Love for Love. •On Saturday will be revived an Opera, (by the' late Gene litirgilne) .called The Lord of the Manor; (the Music :hielly by the late Dr.- Jackson, of Exeter), `with additions 4 3' ' p T. Welsh,. Reeve,. De..vy,, i&e.)e • • 9n t no Monday will be revived,with new Scenery, Dresses, tad DeCorations, Shakspcare's Play of The Tempest; or, the b.incaaitted • • • Farquhar's Comedy u The. Recruiting Officer is in re learsal, and will Se acted as soon as possible.. , FASHIONABLE - DANCING BY MR. ALLEN, rivatelytaught, at No: 19, Sherrard-street,', Golden-square, to Ladies and Gentfemen of any age, who have never jean that ACcomplishment, or - have not the Modern Style. R. ALLEN'S System of Teaching is ex pressly studiol for those to whom it is an object to cquire easily that fashionable Requisite for Genteel Society, x•pe4litionsly, privately, and in a superior style of grace tud elegance. Tho,)e who do not want private teaching, may leant at a "call expense, with a respectable set of pupils on the public each ing evenings. , Frolessors of Dancing taught 'the most elegant Fancy fiances, and all - the superior 'arts of the profesSion. 'Vile Subscription Agee:l:blies are every Friday. • N.consequence of the superiority of SALMON, „ ODY, and CO.'s PATENT SELF - ADJUSTING 'III.ISSES,• the Patentees' haVe been honoured with the fol appohitthents,; his Majesty's Royal Navy, the Naval ispitals and Dock lards, the Board of Ordnance, the lion. fast India Compiny, &c. and continue to recommend them :0 the Public on such liberal terms, which have never before c!en offered, that the full cost shall be roturned to an.pur 'hastrs, if not approved, after any trial, wear, or damage, Manufactory, 292, Strand. • • LOCK AND - SURCi;CAL DISPENSARY, PA rim's,* His Royal Highness the Duke of York. GoyimNous, C01..W. Jones, M. P. Col. H. Clements, M. P. ' Capt.4.Hay' Su lin EON, . Mx , . Kiernan, Member of the. Royal College, London. rals INSTITUTION, establiAed for the ex , Illusive f reatruc,nt and ::are of tiw VENEREAL DIS-- %A..SEN, and then .dreadful On iequenc , s, as Strictures, Debi.=. I tY,' Ulecratu,ns, &c. ha's to :,oa4 iae care of no leSs than : 41 .) tOonsand Patients, annually, nhtny of whom have been olliet ol li%,u, ;.:11 to twenty year:, ~Phl early sy;optoats of oonorrlura and Chancre are cured Ti a fOw days oy air. Kictnan's surior and efficacious mode 1 treintzackit, and that w:•itl , ie. i and derangement of the ge ierative organs Y which i iiiia;i• the constitution,' and shorten I le, .are here •m ore saceesstully treated than on any other ?Lau. !:arl of Leitrim. ion. Col. J. Barry, M.P. 0 1111 tatouche, M.l'. Mi. Kiernan may be cons , zite,i.: •:::sual, by either sex, , at IA private house, No. 21, L.,w-r f ' . ..rLotte-street,,l4t &Vont- , kiazlre, •where Letters' ii - orp ' , ,lllltry I,re to he a,:- Iresseti, and the necesi..it-, a.lvice an, o. dlClwe will.be been ir,stnt to any part of L.:: , . • It is inniossible for Me adequately to etpresS thegt Although it had long heels my intentitin, founded upon reasons already assigned, not - again to intrude upon the County the offer ofmy Services, it was wholly out of My con templation that any considerations could have created such an interest in my favour, as has been manifeSted on this occa sion, and for which I am sensible how much I am indebted to your partiality, and how little is due to any merit, of my own. Gratifying as the, circumstances Which have led to the event of this day. Must ever be to my mink! ) . sensibly alive to the good opinion of my Countrymen,: I am at the same time fully aware of the heavy responsibility necessarily attached to the executiinf of the various and important Duties committed to my charge,' and in the execution of Which, although my ut most exertions shall not be wanting, I may yet have frequent occasions to request at your hands that liberal indulgence which, I trust, will not be Withheld from a public Servant in' the future. conscientious discharge of his public functions. Having been put in Nominination, and supported by merous and most respectable body of Freeholders, I trut, it will not be deemed presnmputous in me,to conclude, that those of my Friends who had not ao opportunity of attending upon that occasion, were virtually partakers in that trans action. ' " Under these circumstances, and considering the extent and population of the County, I indulge an earnest hope that in a dopting this general mode of conveying my warmest Thanks and the sent itnents of unbounded ,gratitude I entertain for the himour conferred upon me, puss will do justice to the motives which have guided this decision; and thate may not - appear de ficient in that respect which is due from use to every Free holder in the County of York.' I have the honour to be, with the utmost respect, Gentlemen; Your most obedient and devoted Servant, HENRY LASCELLES. Yoe:, Oct. IG, 1312. MINA NOVAS. J UST imported from the Brazils, a quant i t y e..of GEMS of the above name, of superior brilliancy lit ile inferior to Diamonds of the first water, which the pre sent possessor will submit to the inspection of- the Nobility aad Gentry, •on their - return to Town ; manufactured in a variety of Trinkets and Ornaments .in JeWellery, as Neck laces, Tiaras, Combs, Ear-rings, Bracelets, and Rings. Ladies.whom J 11. BARLOW has the honour to work for, are requested to make early application, as the Sale will be confined, outing to the scarcity. Apply to J. ft Barlow's ninnfactury (not a shop), No. 1, Grange-court, Carey 7 stroet, Chancery-lane, a few doors from Sp.,le's China Warehou.—Letters, post-paid; -and Ladies attended in town at the shortest notice, with Drawings to any fancy. TO THE FACULTY. GENTLWAEN of the lfedical Profession are respectfully informed, that the MEDICAL and PHY SICAL JOURNAL, which, during so many Years, has main tained an 'elpied and unrivalled Circulation and Corre spondence, continues •to enjoy ifs usual ascendancy, under the Ruperintendance of Dr. FOTHERGILL and Mr. ROYS TON •, and exhibits, in every Number, FACTS,- CASES, IMPROVEMENTS, and DISCOVERIES,- of the deepest consequence to the Public in the. Prevention and Cure of DiSeases. .Notwithstanding petty and ephemeral Rivalries, and the occasional collision of jarring interests, this Work has now maintained, under 4'original Proprietor and Projector, an undiminished pre-( Ininence in Medical Literature ; and has, , - daring the last Fifteen Years, served as the. Gazette of the FacititV• through the four quarters of the world. • The Numbers appear,.•as Usual, on the first day of every Mouth 'price Hall-a-Crown each, and they may be had of all BOoksellers, Postmasters, and Dealers in Books. - London, October, ISM HOOPING COUGH MID WITHOUT INWARD • - MEDICINE. ROCHE'S ROYAL EMBROCATION: AIrANY thousands of Children -are cured an nually by this remedy . ; on the first attack an intuit diate application ot . ROCHE's EMBROCATION will pre vent the complaint taking any hold of the constitution, - and a few times may completely mire. In the most obstinate cases, perseverance will prodnee the desired effect; and . no remedy can be so well calculated for children as this, fur it requires no medicine to be taken inwardly. In common. Coughs„ this medicine is equally efficacious anti may be relied on for men, women, and children, as safe and effectual. In nti case can this Medicine he genuine unless signed: on the wrapper, by J. Roche, and every stamp the names of Shari• and EdWards, t;6, St. Paul's Church-yard, (who are - the only Wholesale Venders) engraved thereon. Price 4s. and 11. 2s. per Bottle. • value of Dr. FRET MAN's GUrrA SA LUTA RIS has been so lohg proved, that no thuig of the present day can bear a competition w '.th it, in all the different stages of a certain Disease,- which it efleclually cures, and eradicates from the habit, with, out exciting the painful feelings end exposure that attend Salivation - , , , ithout debilitating the Constitution in any degree, or even requiring contine , l'ent from busi ness, or restriction of diet. The radical virtues of these inestimable :Props have proved their claim to public appro. hation,, fOr Inure than thirty years In all the debility of both SeXes. they prove a 11'6w-failing Resioi . ative, whether the debility is' produced by too free use of Mercury,. by illicit pleasures, or the effeas of a warm climate. To Travellers, anti those going abroad, they cannot be recommended too strongly, as.they will receive a sate, speedy, and complete Cure, in all old stubborn Gleets, and every Weakness that affeds the. bladder and prgans of Urine. 1.41'. its efficacy 'nizuiy Women have become Mothers, who for ma. ,y years. had been deprived of that happiness. • Sold,- wholesale antfretail, at Mr. Butter's, No. 4, Cheap side, corner of Paternoster-row ; Sharp, and Bela m, Ports ', •oth ;10110, W eston, A Ilium, Mallory, and . Portsea ; HaII iohnston, 'Gosport ; Coleman_ and - laeob, SheemOss ; ,(toss and Turner, flu ; I Ipx land and Cook worthy, G ranville, Nettleton, and Gilbert, tfymouth; Knott and Lloyd, end winney and Co.. - Birmingham; Billinge, Ed wards and Penny, and Let hhury,,, Liverpool ; Staines and Lynch, Manchester; ihewman, I xeter ; Smith. Mander- Reaburn,'Scott, and ilaAer, Edinburgh ; Baxter and d nald, Glasgow ; Bwgen - and Barry, Bristol ; Steven- Son ai d Co. •Norwich ; Swiofen. ! cheesier; Puun and SA. ton NOtringliam ; and retail by Must Country Medicine Venders, iu Boxes- at as. 9d. and 6s. each. LOT An that othei MESSITAGE, TENEMENT T 1 nd FARM, oith toe Apporteltanees, called KNOAK.E.. otherwise KNOAKES FARM', 'situate, lying, 4nd kieing is the said Varish"Of UCKLAND NEWI titi, now also in the =enpa tion of the' said Thomas Cross, as Tenant thereof, consisting of a good Farm-hous,e and Garden, Stables, and convenient Ont4wases, and SeventyAivo acres of. excellent Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land. These Estates are situate in a Sporting Countron the Bur tiers of the fertile Vale of Blackmoore, about Ten Miles f►oun Dorchester, Eight, froni Sherhorne, •end Four filiniCerue; and abound with Coppices and ,line Oak, Ash, and Elm Tim ber. ' • • • , • , " . , The Tenant's Lease expires at Lady Day, MS, and at the other-usual and - cugtOiitary times of quitting Estates in thUse parts. - • • The Purchaser will he entitled to the Rents and Pro fits from. Lady My, 1813: **.,,* For a View of the Premises apply to the Tenant, and for printed Particulars df the Estates, -at the Office of Mr. F. OAKLEY, of Dorchester, Attorney at Law; at the Auctioneer's; the Farm House, at ArpitswA at the Principal 111:19 and Li braries in the 'Towns .of Slierborm, Shaftesbury, Bridport, illandford, Salisbury, and Eketer, and at Messrs. PEAuso.vs, Solit;tors, Pump-court, Temple, London: CANAL .PROPERTY, RIVER DEE KJ;STEVEN and HOLLAND DRAINAGE BONDS, AnrrisH COPPER, ALBION . ASSURANCE, .INSTITUTION, and STRAND EZtIUGE SHARES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By M►•. SCOTT, On FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6th, at Twelve o'Clock, at the mAI3.T, 4,71 TAFF 0 RDS 11 IRE and, WORCESTER SHIRE CANAL,- Three Shares, dividing 441. per Share clear, per Annum. - SWANSEA CANAL, Ten Shares, dividing 101. per Share dear, Old Union and -Huddersfield - Canals, Albion Assurance, British Copper Company, Russell and Surrey Institution Shares, 4501. Bends on the Kesteven and Holland Drainage, Lincolnshire, hearing 51, per Cent. Interest, regularly paid, Nineteen Strand Bridge'ShareS, and SiN. Shares in the River Dee Navigation. Partic.ilars at Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly; at the Mart; and of Mr. Scorr Cs, I , w bridge-street. EAST CROWNIMLE, COPPER, and Gotßrr - r TIN MINES, Near Tuvistock, Devon. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. SCOTT, On FRIDAY, NOVENIBER Gth, at Thelve o'Clock, at the • MART, in Lots, By Order oethe Executors, - El 4 AST CROWNDALE,, Seventeen Sixty fotirth Shares, situate between Tavistock and Beerals ton, on the borders of the River Tavy, near the Tamar, pos sessing great local advantages, contiguous to the very4pro ductive West Crowitdale. . in a vicinity proved to be ex tremely rich.. The . Machinery, &c. is new, in complete order, worked by a powerful Stream, which saves the expense of Steam - r.ugiues. The Mine is now in regular- operation; 'Copper Ore has been sold, raised from a small etviipass of groand, aieounting - to 90001.; it is expected to be a very bene ficial Concern. . , . , 60B1lITP ,TIN MINE, on • Dartnioor, Twenty-four Sixty fourth Shares, A valuable` lode has been discovered, and some Ore of Superior .qualitY,olitaiticil, worked at a snialtex pence by a Strew - n. 4 it is c.spected to I,e very productive, • , Particulars at the Mart; and at the Office of Mr. Scott, 28, New .lirids - &-street, where Plans and Sectioy may be seen. PEARLS SOLD, CLEANED, AND STRUNG. THE Advertiser being the real Manufacturer, is determined to sell every Article of the First Fashion and Workmanship at the following reduced Prices, viz. Pearl Nechlaces,a,ny pat- ? r s 15 6 re -making 0 123 0 tern, train . . . F.ar-rings, per pair . . Bandeaux Sprigs . . . . . 4 4'o } upwards. S ' 1 5 0 . Bracelets, per pair . .510 0 010 6 Lockets ...... . 1 11 d _ 1014 0 1 ' 0 7 6 . Br4ociles . . ....1 5 0 Crosses Whereas Many Ladies and Gentlemen conceive and believe, from the above prices, that every Ornament is made of a Com position, or what is commonly called Patent Pearls, they are respectfully info, - mcd; that every Article is composed ofori eutal Prarls, from the Fisheries of Ceylon and Persia, - which, being manufactured by the real Workman, arc offered to the Public Much under their usual Charges. Sereral complete suits of Pearls, tiew patterns, in Morocco Cases, Consisting of Necklace, Sprig, Bracelets, Ear-tings,•and three 'Brooches, from ‘25; to 801. per suit. Apply to J. H. Barlow, Pearl Worker and Stringer, No. 1, Grange-court, Carey-street, Lincoln's Inn Fields. This Day was publiShed, In One Volume,. Duodecimo,- price ss. Gd. in boards, AN INTRODUCTION to the.STUDY of the 131BLE; coutaining . Proofs of the Authenticity and In spiration of the Holy Scriptures; a Summary of the History of the Jews; an Account of the JeWish Sects ; and a brief Statement of the Contents of the several Books of the Old and New Testaments.• • - By GEORGE TOMLTNF., D.D. F.R.S. Lord flishop of Lincoln. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. Elements'of Christian Theology, of which the above Work forms the first Volume; containing also ' a short Ac -con' of the English Translations of the Bibb Ac -;oust` e, and of the Liturgy.of the Church of England ; and a scriptural Exposi tion of the Thirty-nine Articles of Religion. Ninth Edition, in two vols; Svo. price lss. in boards. 4. A Refutation of Calvinism; in which the Doctrines of Original Sin, Ciracc, Regeneratioa, .instification, and Uni versal Redemption, are explained, and the peculiar Tenets maintained by Calvin upon those points are proved to be contrary to Scripture, to the writings of the Ancient Fathers of the Christian Church; and to the public Formularies of the Church of England. The Fifth Edition, in one vol. Sfo. price . 12s. in boards. 3. A Charge - delivered to the Clergy of the Diocese of Lin coln, in May, June, and July, 1812, in which the Ciaims of the Roman Catholics are ili,cussed. thiarto price 2s. Gd. ily '1,12 M. A. Frel4adary :If S I .,Tizar o:11:)1•11e, in New Forz!st. h1:114(1 .10 • 4,1:i %V. 1)':41 ()f who,. ,a.iv by sa.ne Sermani: to Gat! ,I‘_,!'y tq which are ;460, a few 1 lints for Scraio. , s; 1a ancd ehietly for the rise of the your.ger Clergy. 11.-indsoiney printed in four Votunies, Octavo, a New Edition, price 11. Itis. in no. rds. 2. Lectures on the Ceechisin of the Uhurzn Seventh Edition, itm9. pr.cc a. Mora, Contrasts; or, the Power itf Itelii.cion exemplified under different Characters. Seeond Edition, price ;3S. 6d. • 4. Lives of .several IlefJriuers, new I.:Onion, complete in two vols. `i•tt. price. Os. . . 5. Three Dialog - nes on . the Amusements of Clergymen.. Seeinhl .Edition, pride 3s. 6d. DiAlogues on various Subjects. Published 1w his Trusive; for the of i,is School at Boldre. nvu. price 95. • 7. Life of Jam Tranuitiand RichAril Atl;lot4, for the Use of Servant:;'-halls, FarthAtouscs, anti Cott.i t es. Pi to Is. • • 8. Nlcmioirs oflas Roger:, .2,44. Coma'ander Of his Ma jesty'liShip l'ul4ished :)y Mr. •tor the bancfit of his School at Boidro. Bro. Gs. gADAME D NIONTOLIELPS NEW WORK. • This . Day was published, In Three . Volume4, price 15s. Xt) ECUEIL DE NtitIVELLES. AA, Par Madame DE MONTOLIELT, • /totem.- de " Caroline de Liclifiv " La Princesse &e. - London t Printed for and ,sold by H. Colburn, Public Li brary, 50, Conduit-street, Ilanover:square. Wlivre may -also be the \Vorns . of Madame Cottin, Geniis; - Stael, &c. and a variety of new French Books just imported. nussu. The lotion-lug observations respecting the en= trance of the French into -doseow, and the cOn sequences .likely to- result from that measure,- are said to have been wiitten by a.person of distinc 7 tion in Russia:— In tilt possession of Moscow, Buonaparte hoped to secure for his army good winter-quarters, aid abundance Of supplies. For the attainment of the ►irst,,objcct, it is probable that enough of the . town has been rescued from the flames ; for though the buildings.in Moscow consist chiefly of small wooden houses,, there are whole streets of stone and brick palaces roofed with iron, and the walls of these edifices are. so prodigiously thick, that the conflagration - could scarcely spread through them. The phrase used in the Bulletin, Moscow is no more," was perhaps employed to produce a strong impression on the minds of the Russian people, and to alienate their affections froth their Government, as the alleged cause of such destruction. But though a sufficient number of buildings may remain to afford barracks for the French army, it is difficult to imagine; how this army is to be sub sisted through a long winter in this rigorous" climate. The statement in tile 20th Bulletin, that every house was provided for eight months with necessaries of every deicriptiou," is perfectly false. The season for laying in a stock cif provi sions had not arrived when the French.entered' Moscow. It -is only about the middle of October, just bdfore the snows begin, to fall, that the win ter supplies are collected. At other seasons of the year, the general stock of proviion, in the town is calculated only for a short period of con sumption. It is equally fake, 'that the French found large supplies of . wines, brandy, Sec. in the cellars. The middle and interior classes at cow are altogether without any supplies whatever of these articles. They are obliged to be content:, - ecl with humble krass, .a beverage that . may here after _produce a greater mortality among the French, than the grapes of Champagne did among the Prussians under the Duke of Brunswick, at the commencement of the Revolution , . In the cellars .of tile richer and higher . orders alone, were such supplies to be discovered, but in no propori:ion to the quantity stated in the Bulletin. The necessity for collecting stores for the win ter, is occasioned by the - cessation of- ail inter course between Moscow, and the smaller towns, villages, and estates,- during that severe seas on . Except the great and leading roads of the Empire, every- highway and footpaths is lost in the fallen snow. It is difficult to conceive how the French 'army can obtain the means of subsistence for the winter, fsurrounded, as it must be, by impassable and trackless snow, and by a hostile population. Bnonaparte has asserted, that he found in Mos cow 60,000 stand of arms, and 150 pieces of can non. This is not- to be credited;—there is no arsenal at Moscow; and the prodigious extent Of the town renders it perfectly indefensible. It is surrounded by no fortified lines, and so mime" ous a park of artillery was not requisite for the delenee of the Kreinli. A circumstance which. hitherto appears to•have escaped general obscration is, the probable iii minution of the numbers of the Frenth, by the effects of .climate alone, at this season of le year. There aie three rivers, which partly surround and flow through the city of Moscc4 ; and the fogs and exhalations from them, just previously to the falling-'olthe snow, are extremely injurious to the health, even ..of the inhabitants seasoned to -att.