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,~ I NTIMWEII 02f1Q.-1 THE Public are respectfully informed, that the • -NIL THEATBE EOYAL, /COVENT-thIEDEN, be ,-OPENED o,i MONDAY NEXT, September 7; itne; with Ilizapeare's .R.QME.O AND JULIET. E;ealus, 3417. 1 3E - 00K; • Mr..EGERTON ; 4 , ..cnico, Mr. C. ICI MBLE; • • Mercutio, Mr. JONES; . T) - I , lllt, Mr. BARRYMORE; Mrs. POWELL; _ • .;fliiet, - ,Miss S. BOOTH. In Act L a Masquerade and Dance, incidental to the Play. -=-In Act • IV. the -Funeral_Procession of Oriliet, and a Solemn Dirge, . To which will be added, the last new Pantomime, called • - HARLEQ UI N AND PA DMA N SBA ; • • OR, THE GOLDEN P:.41-1. • Padnianaba,•Mr. JEFFEV , ..I.E.S ; • Sultan of Cashmir.4. Mr. NORMAN; - °Mar, Mr. - BOL:OGNA.,•jurt.; Cayfacattaribri, Mr. GRIMALDI; • Zelica, Mrs. PINCOTT,- Morea, Miss E. BOLTON. Places for the Boxes to be talien of Mr. Brandotii e the • New Box-Oflice, Hart-street. The Doors will be opened at half-past Five, and the Play begin at lialf4ast Six. ' • Boxes is. 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ARONTATIC SPIRIT iTF VINEGAR (The original Invention of Mr. H E N RY, and brought by his successive Improvements to the hig:lest pertealiyn)Conti- tiu.'S to be prepared snit sold by Messrs. Ity, Mann f.,;:t,iring Chemists, Manchester. . • relllS agreeable perfumed Liquor wlueb is com posed of highly concentrated - V Inegar, joined with the most pleasant Aromatics and efficacious Antiseptics, rr..ry be kept uniiripaired in any Climate, and for any length of time. Its pungent Odour adapts it for aifinding relief ni Head achs, ,Faintings,Vc. and renders it peculiarly grateful and refretlr ingin crowded Rooms - , in Places of Puhlic Resort, and in the'Apartments . of •the Sick. It counteracts ; also; the in feaion of Contagious Diseases. •-As many spurious and inferior Preparations.are sold under the . same and similar names, the Public are reiplested to ob serve,_ as the only proof of its being genuine, 'that the names of Messrs. Henry, Manchester, are engraved on the Stamp. The Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar, in hordes, N i ke 25. 94. each; Stamp included, is sold wholesale and retail by Bay ley and Blew, Cockspi.ir-street (the only Agents in Lonchin authOri zed..by the • Proprietors) ; where may be tad, Spongo. Boxes of Qoid,' Silver, Cornelian, Crystal, eze.' . Also, • HkNRY's CALCINED MAGNESIA, •in Bottles, at 2§. 9-I. and larger . with glass stoppers', at 4s. 6d. cacti oc:it - names being eft Ihe Stamps. 0.1 t !":" - , 144 e ESTATES FOR SALE. VALUABLE - ESTATES; SOMERSETSHIBE.. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION NEXT MONTH,' SEVERAL LOTS, Un.le9s previously dispiAejt of . -by I)rivati... Contract, RA "VALUABLE FR EEHOLD .ES"rATES, 'about Twelve 11i1:!s f: on 11 if .- 1.1,1-s of whiell, Inky be bad, post-paid, of - ftlr.•Tyni.tAe, Montague-;place, London,' .OLAMORGANSEARE—FitEEHOLP ESTATES... . THE PUBLJC are respetfally informed, timt. the SALE' of the MANOLIS and- ESTATES in the Parishes of Eswennv, Colwensto.ue, — .! langati,,Lantwit ajor, Pennarth i Cora, Landongli, Landa ' ff, IVferthir Dove!), La- St. Ithdrews, Liantrissent, Wt nvoe and - Egi.wysibni,, advertised for Sale, by Auction,,- by. Mr. T ilit otts, at the Cardiff Arms . , iti • ov, the the_lOtli instant, is POST . MONEY. THOSE desirous - of borrowing SUMS of '1":10N EY are inforined they may be supplied with any .S tan on the Seenrity of Choi eh Li vinp, Marrio•r ° e Settlements, Money in the F unds,' Freehold, Copyhold, und Lea73ehold Es tates;- as also byresponsible Persoirl Seeurity, on Terms lofi nitely more Lou:nirable and advantageous to time Borr,prier than are usually offered to the publ ic. Letters (post paid) addressed to Mr. W. 11, Chapei,place,, Vere , -strcet, Oxford-street, will be imMediately answered ; where personal applications are daily re,:.tived frOin:Tweive to .Four. volt THE TEETH AND GUMS. THE ESSENCE of. MARL aril PEARL -DENTIFIIICE,,invented 13 , ; ,- the late JACOB Dentist_to her Majcsty and'the ilrip. , !e cf. Wales;: ;AV° greallY supeVior, both in elegance and efficacy, to any thing hitherto' made use of; they will effectually preserve .the. Teeth in sound state, even to old age; will render them white and beautiful witimut the - leaSt impairing the Enamel, fasten such as are loose, keep such as are already d e cayed frpm beemeing worse, prevent the Tooth-ach, perfectly C;lrt.t the Scurvy in the Gums, and make them grow firm mid close to the Teeth. They likewise render the Brealti delicately sweet. and remedY all those Disorders that are. the 'conSequence ui Scoibutic Gums and bad Teeth. , • - - They continue to be sold, ,wholesale and retail„ by , Ilayley and Blew, Cockspur-street, London, riot 2s. 9d. - each,. And retail by T. Searman . (late partuer and, succepor to Mr. He met), George-street, Hanover-sfoare. .None are genuine but - what have the words, "3: peniet, Bayley, and Blew, Coelispur-strea;" engraved in the Stang', and a Label Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street, Loudon," pasted on the back of each bottle and box. N. I. The Essence is particularly reeo;nrnended to Parehts and-Persons who have the cart! of Ohildren as the tre.ttcrst ,preservative of yotutt, and tender Teeth.. ♦ , AN IMPORTANT DISCOV,ER Y, Seveateen•Years Estali3hed, id the first City in the World ONSEQUENT.LY it beComes a duty •inciuu bent on the Proprietor, to give it, if possible; uni versal publicity, which he - is nowen. eavo:i7riig to accomplish, 4 au exrnee littt - e. short of Three "lhousand7Pounds a l'ear, by hourly, infOrmiog and Nearly priririg to manld:tid of all de.scription , , that thoSe whO, are tortured with the Gout, Colt, It heUrnatisin,. Pie a risf, ad-acl: Sick'ne,i-itcli, Asthmatic, .Cousumptive, and Bilious corn-' plaint, ootl.-ache, Face-ache, or Ear-acne may he cored ce,Lioni.toir,;tinifi . by 14e of the GT,..Ti!.STC:NIAr , MEDI CIN :and by applying to the Invento.7, Chc mist, No. it, 0,,,at - Sur,ceY:stree, Blackfrian-bri4e, be,ween the honis of nine and tWeive any morulfr;, (Stillayesepted,) may be perfectly relieved oefore they leave him, which is sucks an earnest of cure as no empiric or retiiior practitioner, cept . ttose that p' actise with these preparatinas, did ever dare to prothise, because not being able to succeed,. theV prove' themselves impostors, and the lame ducks rould'quaelt so loud as to he distinctly heard at an. immense distance, justly pronouncing them pretenders only to medical hnow ledge. these Preparationi are retailed .in London• only by the Propriet;)r; out may be had wholesale from any of the re spectable Medicine Venders In town, and they will ieceive from them sneti a discount as must be considered liberal on quantities . not less than half allozen each. iud those that wish to be informed respecting their perfct safety, and salu tary efficacy; may receive that information 11 examining the Star Newspaper, or by perusing B. Quests Guide from Paiu, which is sold pri,:e Is.. Statements of cases will bn immediately attended to, if - they inclose a one, poend note, and medicines to that amount will be forwarded by the first ,/return. ' , SIR; To Mr. DIXON; Apothecary. _ . Tale the earliest opportuhity to acquaint you, that I have received the most Wollner/La benefit liwiathe use ot your DI XON's ANTIIIILIOU3 P I I, LS, which I carried with me to Lunaica, and ail those friends tq whom I ilis , riliuted them haVe experienced the saute salutary benefit ; I:ley O.:dare them to be the hest Medicine evertised in that Century, for Eilinus and other ComplatutS. The following are the ilanteS of se veral Ladies and - Gentle. 'nen, who have received the utmost rel iet "from your•DitOn's An:ibilionS Pills Charles Taylor, \Esq. lainaica • lain Shaw, Esq..Kingstort, ditto; Mr. Woodrid; - Spanish, Town, ditto; G. V. 7. Hamilton, Esq. Savanna la Mar 'dit to J. Smith, Esq. Old Harbour, ditto; G.'!Uiston, do. ;. fir. Walker Port Morant, ditto ; I. Penlialson, listl. Salt River, ditto • Mr. M!,lleits, ditto ; 1. ,Burn, Esq. Savanna ; G. P. Polack, F.eq. ditto; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith, Kiog, stint, ditto ; Mrs. Perry, St`. Ann's; Mrs . . Woodritf, spa__ nish ToWn; - with many other persons of the first respecta bility. - • • • -1 • Sit, your most obedient Servant, - rHOMAS HARR'OLD, °ldle ship Ganges. July I, 181?.. - • Sold, wholesale ancl7etail, at Mr-Butler's, No. 4, Cheap_ side, corner of Paternoster-row,, London ; Sharp and tielam, Portsmotith ; cores, W('slon,,Alinutt, and Mallory, Port. se , / ; tl.rll and lolitiston,• Gosport ; Colernan and Jacob, Sra;errg.`ss ; Peck, Ross, and Turner, .Hul ; Hoxland, Cook. worthy, Granville, Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plymouth; Knott and 'Lloyd, and Svviniit'y and 'Co. :13 i r tliingham ; Bilhoge, 'Edwards and Petmyi and LathburY, Liverpool Staines arid -Lynch, 'Manchester ; Trcwinatt,. •.Exeter ; Manderton, Reaburn, Scott, and. Baxter, burgh ; Baxter and 1 1'1'1)0/laid, Glasgew ; Bli4en and Barry", Bristol ;' Stevenson and Co'. I,:orwich ; Swint - en, Leicester ; Dunn and Sutton, Nottingham i and retail by '.most Country Medicine Venders, ip Boxes. at 2S. gd. and 65. e4cli: 4 4;,4 mu- [rßrcr SIXPENCE-i-TAT.I'PrZCNY. FRENcII PAPERS. 19.—Our last intelli7ence from lieild 7 quarterS is ktett the 16th. His l‘iflesty the Emperor and King continued w 11. The troops are animate:( with the greatest ardour, .and the army offers the most magniAcent,appcarance, We have just .been informed, that. Prince Schwartzenberg has had a very serious engage ment.with tlee Russian General Torn4.ssoff, that the-latter lntd been . conipietely beaten... We are assUred thl,q the enemy sari:credo an enormous loss in kilcd, wounded, and:prisoners. • We im patiently expect the details of this affair, which appears to be very brilliw4t, and la whicb the Austrian cofs greatly distinguished itself. , VlEvNit, 19,--Soldiers who had been Ab sent ou 'leave, ofi the 10th, leisu'rely set out for their depot, from whence they Yv.ll. proceed by ,casy, marches to join the different corps to which. they belong: this clearly proves, that the isnot in great want of reinfort:-.. ments. They write from Turitesi . that Czerny Georges had arrived, at . 13elgiade, and dtel3red .tha, e nate.of the Servian nation, that it-could no longer rely. upon the itnssians, who had fated in all the enogements which they had cy.aracted with tn; , .._ unhappy country. He: nevertheless added, that General Oralk, bad proposed the .continuation of the . support of Russia, only on condition of their submitting to,that Power, deliVq„ring up all their fortresses and places, and piaeing.their troops at the disposal'ofthaEimperorAlexandcr. The pro positions liere-rejected . . :AUG.:I9.—,-,The King of Prussia only arrived :,t Toeplitz: oii the IGth inst. :During the jouriity hi ... s.jesty maintained the Most strict in cognito, He ,stopped one day at Prague, from whence lie directly proceeded to l'oeplit,z.„... , - - ,P A I I I AUG.. 3.0.—A1l the letters from Warsaw speak. of the victory obtained.by General Regnier and the lrinee'Schwartienberg over the Ru.sians. Thks - yietory appears to have been much more im portant. than was at first.said. • It appears to have. entirely diseoncerted the eneiny'S nlans 111 this part of the theatre of war. : General l i slonapta is occupied at Groan° in the organization of a regiment of Lithuanian - s, for the imperial Quard.• BARcELONA, AUG. 1.-.--`The Gerlfral of Division Baron Lamareete, Commandant of Upper Cata lonia, gives an .account, that in the night, be tween the 21st and 22d, Colonel Petit, commande ing a brigade between 010 l and - Besaln, marched a battalion Of the .p7th regiment, and 40 horse chasseurs, towards St., Ltevo, to surprise the troops, of Rovira's party. , The chief of battalion. Martin, who cornmanded this. expedition, con ducted it SO ,well, that , he surprised . . the, enemy whilst they were distributing out wine, The car nage was immense : mbre than 400 muskets re mained in our, power ; and not a man would have e..,caped hut for the vicinity of Gran, which fa-' voured s kbe retreat of some fugitives. GERONA, AUG. 4.—One of the greatest obsta cles experienced, in the war of Catalonia, is the diiiicuity of 'communication ; the ancient-Go vernment believed it was a means of defence, and that idea joined to the idleness, of the Ministers, was the : cause of that fine 'province being without roads. Some great town's, such as (.3crona, Olot, and Vich, communicated only by roads passable for mules ; for a, long time it was not known that the grand road from Barce lona, when militarily tfaced, passed under the. forts of Figueres', Gerona, and Hostalrieh. After wards was made Hilt road called La Marilee, when the fort of Hostalrich was reodered useless, being nolonger upon the line of operations. • At -the cemmencement of thiS war, the EngliSh, who thought more: of the safety of some points which they occupied upon the coast, than the in terests of Catalonia, intersected the Marine road, and the towns of Caltille, conet, Aunys, &c. had no,longer any. coniMunication except by sea, or small paths traced out upon the declivity of the' mountains: This want of communication ren dered difficult, the occupation of the coast; and the insurgents established themselves in Mataro and' Arens del. Mar, where. they re ceived succours from the English, and, be lieved themselves unattackable; Things were - in this state, when Larnarque's division, braving the proximity of the English squadon, occupied and fortified :Mataro. Not wishing to repair the Old•road, it undertook to form a new one ; and, to the great astonishment ,of the Catalonians and English, who could- no't .prevent it, , a fine road was opened from Mongat to Cafillo, a space of nearly tear leagues. it. is every where out of the reach_ of the enemy's ships ; already have many convoys passed over it ; it is, another bond which attaches Beecelona to France. The army has since made a' road from Figueres to Olot. ThuS the famous defiles of.Castelfollet, of which so Much mention is made in the Me moirs of M. de •Nooilles, are passed without dm -ger, and the artillery is conveyed where mules could with difficulty pass leefore. The port of ,Palamos; v filch appears to be the natural port for the chief place of t.',le department, had no practicable communication with (Gerona. They will now be. able. to proceed thither by two roiftes, of which one passes by the Col de Calouges, and the other by Palafrugel. A third road, pass ing -by Patz, will open I.`communication with •i•o'r .ruella de i'efongre, and Figueres. Eveey where the peaernts., who assist the soldiers in these worki, do so without any kind of CoNstraint ; and short ly' they Will reap_ the advantages of them.. "..( i lS•us, on one side, the English, calling e tleeniseives the Friends of the Catalonians; ravage and destroy ; 1:1)_e French repair or create means of awe lioratierCor proSperity. • VIENN 4 %,, A .19:---The Court Gazette . give*