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t ~,., 1 : , ••• - NUMBER 6281.] THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TIIIS PRESENT EVENINCr, October 26, I i sl2, their Majesties Servants will perform Bicker staff's Comic Opera of; . . . . . THE MAID OF THE MILL. Lurd Annworth, Mr. PHILIPPS ; Sir Harry Sycamore, Mr.-DOWTON; Mervin, Mr. VITNE ; Fairfield, Mr. POWELL ; Giles, ,Mr. SMITH-; . 'Ralph, Mr. KNIGHT; Lady Sycamore, Mrs. SPARKS; Theodosia, Miss' POOLE ; • Fanny, Mrs. Bland; , Patty Mrs. DIMON'S. . _ . - . . To Whieli will he added, the Farce of THE IRISHMAN IN . LONDON. .Captain Seymour, Ml - . HOLLAND,; . ' %dr. Colloone7,N Mr. WALD-EGRAVE ; 1 1 4 , ..zt0ch Delaney, (with the original Planxty), Mr. JOHN-.. . STONE ; . •'i • ;Edward, - Mr. DE CAMP; ~.. ... Frost, Mr.PENLEY; . . Cymon, Mr. ox - .BEraty ; Louisa, Mrs. ORGER; ' . • -. Caroline; Miss BEW; ~.. . Cubba, Mrs. SCOTT. The Doors to be opened at half past Five o'Clock, to be gin at half past Six. Boxes, 75.; Second Price 25.6d.-.—Pit, 3i: 6d.•;" Second. Price, 25.--Lower Gallery 25.; Second Price, ls.—tipper Gallery, Is. ; Second Price; 6d. • . Boxes and Places to be, taken of Mr. Spring, .Box Book keeper, at theOtfice in tittle Russell-street, - from Ten till Fe k ir, , and from:Ten in the Evening 'Until; the Door s are closed". . ' The Principal Box Dritrances are in Brydges-street; with! an anxiliary . .,upor in Russel-street ; the Pit Entrances are in lrussell-street - and Wobtitn-street ; the 'Lower-Gallery En ,trances are in Russell-Street and. W-obarn 7 street; •the Upper gallery Entiance is in Wobitirt-street only. - - Carriages to the Boxes, to set down and take up from. Great Russel-street, Covent-Garden, ; and draw off towards the t.raad.;,-- .• . ~ . To the Pit, to set dawn from Great Russell-street, and draw Off down Little Russell-street and 1.. fury-lane. . . - Stage Manager,Alr.RAYMOND.—No Money to he Returned. s.. Vivant Rex et Regina. ... . , . On Tuesday, the Comedy of Man and Wife, with the Mu tical Entertainment of the Three and the Dence.--On Wed nesday, the Comedy of The Sons of Erin, with the Farce of the Prize ;• Or, 2; 5,3; 8.-On. Thursday; Fariphar's Comedy' of l'ho,Beaux Stratagem, with the Musical Farce of Turn Out !—On Friday, the C nnic opz ,. . 0 1- t:E, c,,-;ij ~,, .., ~.„I , __ lusia, with the Fan,: . ,-- -, s, ~,, f )i,f 'CI . LC , :e !—On Satur- . day, the Comedy of titc 1, , _..,....1.,, ).. lie lilndeal Entertain ment-called Of Age 10-ikiorrow.---On .Monday, Shakespeare's. Comedy of - As You-Like It, with the - Musical I:nterta,inment of the-Review, or the Wags of Windsor. Alt Persons having made good their Title of Free Mmis shin three days at the least, previous to tile ' exercise of sac:l; Rigid; will b• - i.T.'.irired to sign their Navies at the Door, in a Book, which will be kept - ready for - that purpose, and, will not - be ad:flitted v,ithout such signature. - • The right hand door, leading frointhe hall .in Brydges- Street, will :)e opened for Free Admissions to the Boxes, and c?illined . t,e them- only. , ' • . Free Admissions to tl:,e Pit and Galleries will be received .. ' at their fe - sPective Doors in Woburn-street only. THFATRE'ROYAL, COVENT-G:kRDEN. 5 MO:MORROW EVENING, .70ct. 27 - 4812, will he .revived an Opera by . the late General Burgoyne; . , THE LORD ')F THE MANOR. The MuStechienv hy tt,e. a - .101 late k- , ni i ref er. with additions by Bishop, T. Wejib, Reeve ' Davy, e..,c.) Sir John Contrast, Mr. F. WCETT; Rashly, Mr. INGLEDON; Young Contrast, Mr. JONES; Trumore, nr. SINCLAIR; • La Nippe, Mr. MATHEWS; ,Rental, Mi. CHAPMAN; • Serjeant Sash, Mr. TREBY; Corporal Drill, Mr.IIAMEICTON ; • •.• Corporal Snap,Mr.KING; Ralph, Mr. TAYLOR; H,untianan, Mr. DCRUSET; , Sophia Nils STEPLING• , Annette; Miss BOLTON; . : - Peggy, MrS. LISTON ;' Moll Flagon, Mr. LISTON. • To which will be added, the Farce of KILLING NO MURDER. • Sir Walter Wilton ' Mr. SIMMONS; Bradford, Mr. JFFFERIES •' ' Tap•, Mr. TAEBY ; • Apollo Belvi, Mr. LISTON; Buskin, Mr. MATHEws - • Mrs. Watchet, Mrs. DAVENPORT; Nancy, Miss E. BOLTON ; • Fanny,'Firs. LISTON. Places for the BoxeSio be taken of Mr. Brandon; at the New Box-Office, Hart-street. The Doors will he opened at half-past Five, and the Play begin at half-past Six. • '- Boxes 7s. Second Price 3s. act—Pit 3s. Gd. Second Price 2s. Lower Gallery 2s. Second Price ls,- , -Upper Gallery Is. Se cond Price ad. • On Wednesday, the Musical Farce of the Fariner. The 'Public are respectfully informed, that ,Mr. BETTY it engaged at this Theatre, and will pet - form on Tuesday, the 3d of November, being his first appearance in London these six' years. '''• Farquhar's. Comedy of •The Recruiting Officer is iu re hearsal, and will be acted as soon as possible. Called ,FASHIONATILE ;DANCING Y Ma. ALLEN, Privately taught, at No. 19,. Sherrar4-street, Golden-square, to Ladies and Gentlemen` of any .age,. who .have never ;cart that Accomplishment, or have not the Modern Style. R. ALLEN'S yste.til of 'Tea,ching is ex pressly studied for thOe to whom it is an object to 'acquire easily that fashionable Requisite for Genteel Society, expeditiously, privately, and in a superior style of grace and elegadce. Those who do not want private teaching, May learn at a small expenee, with' a respectable set: of rupils'on the public teaching evenings. - -• , Professors of Dancing taught the most elegant F'auCY Dances, and'all the superior arts of the profeiAion. ,• The Subscription 'Assemblies are every 1 riday. ADIES are respectfully informed, that in . addition to every kind of WOOLLEN . CLOTHS fOr Dresses, Gowns, and Shawls, hitherto made, G. FON has ma nufactured two elegant, and beautiful new .description of Cloths, which can only be procured at his Opera and Union Warehouse.. • THE 'WHOLE of his extensive and fashionable STOCK, in every colour, quality, and price,, he continues to Retail _in all quantities at a much lower rate than any honie in London. Letters (post-paid), directed to GEORGE Fox, Woollen-Ma nufacturci•, 28, King-street, covent-garden.--Patterns sent. FOR Britr. AND INDIGESTION.- HALLAM'S ANTI- BILIOUS PILLS. THESE Pills are particularly ,recommended in all Bilious Cnruplaints,.whether arising from a weak or deranged. Action of the Stomach; from Colds, whereby the Secretion of Bile is obstructed , —or from Excess in Eating or Drinking, wherein the .Bile is rendered acrid and corrosive, And regii:gitated to the Stomach, causing Sickness;Jaundice; Windy Disorders—lndigestion, Scc. In Habitual Costiveness, a sluggish State of the Bowels, Sick J:lead, Ach;. and also` during Pregnancy, they niay be taken with singular good area. ' Price pd. per box, duty incltided. Sold wholesale and retail by Shaw and Edwards, GG, St. Paul's Church-yard, London. • , ...„,... ~, ..,..... p ~-1 - 1 ~.....4! . • - 1_,, , ::. - ,•.;','' ti, ,„. . ':': ~ rk GENERAL ELECTION. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS, of the COUNTY PALATINE of CHESTER. IMPRESSED 'with a deep sense of the honour -L . you have again conferred on me, I -,am anxious to return you my sincere and grateful acknowledgments. Permit me also to assure you, that I aul truly sensible of the importanc'e o the trust whieh, for the fourth time, is now committed to my charge. To possess your good opinion, 'and-to, be deemed worthy o f your confidence, are .the utmost objects of my 'ambition. These objects,, Gentlemen, have 'earnestly endea , -onred to obtain ; and they will continue to stimulate my warmea exer tions in the service of the Conuti. I hate, the honour to be, With grateful respect, , Your faithful and obedient humble servant, DAVIES. DAVENPORT. Chester, Oct. 20, ISI2. NEW PUBLICATIONS. AMERICAN STATE PAPERS. This Day was I..iblishe,d; priee.64. ved, • ,AmEm CAN STATE PAPEEtS iii d CORRES PONDENCE between Messrs. Smil h, Marquis Wellesley, General Armstrong, M. Chainpagny, M. Ttirrcau, Messrs. Russell, Monroe, Foster, &c. Containing alsa, Pa perS relative to the Annexation of Holland to France ' • Repeal of the Berlin and Milan Decrees ; EngliSh and Irish Budget ;- French State Papers, &c. &c. Ste. Printed for -Longman, Hurst, Rees, Oruse, and Brown, Paternoster-row. 'Of whom also may be had, I. A Dispassionate inquiry into the Reasons alleged by Mr. Maddison, for declaring an offensive 4nd ruinous against Great Britain. Price is. 6d,stitched. 2. Copies and•Extraets of DoCiunentc: on the Subject of British Impressments of American Seamen, Price 2s. stitched. An Address of Members of the House of Representa tives of the Congress attic United Stafes, to their Consti tuents, on the Subject of the War. Price Os; stitched. 4. The American Review of History and Politics, No I. to V. Price as. each, sewed. NEW FRENCH SCHOOL-BOOK, ADAPTED FOR TH.E. SENIOR CLASSES. On the Ist of 7.:•-,-c:: - ,bcr :will be published, in One Volume, it-. - ano. with Piates, price Gs: bound, ./fit a MA VILLE ; du, Nouveaux - • Comes._ Par.. , • Auteur des " Contes KaTille." London : printed for, and sold by, H. Colburn, Public Li brary, 50, Conduit-street.; and. Deconchy, 100, New Bozic street. ' • 'Where may be had; by the sauce Author, 'contes a' Ma Mlle, Second Edition, carefally revised, - in 1 s§; 6d. bound. • Les Soirees D'i-liyer. Par Deppirnr,. Second Edition, in.l large vol. 7s. 6d. bound, - And various other new and ap prOved WOrli's for Youth. BUTLEI&'s CELEBRATED VE6 ETABLE 1:SIC)1{- ATI Vf • TOOTH 1 1 0 DER. So justly recommended !or hitening the TF. STH, Preserv. ing the t; L MS, - anti Preventing that dre:ullut malady the Tmyrit. Acti E.- • •• • EAUTY(ACOuntenance,andreguldrityofFea-• • 111`• tures, are allowed to distinguishiltciii;tish hair ; hut the Proprietor of Ii UTLE Ws TOOTH pOW.DER would beg leave to remind his COuntry.: women that the lustre of their Charms loses halt its influence where the Teeth - are discoloured, or-shew a rotten ant . , unhealthy' appearance—this is th4moTe inexcusable, as thp present Pr.paration affords the infali hie means t:f retuiv!ng every blemish of the ena mel, being composed of Vegetabks. It is recommended to the attention of all ranks, as clearing away every imperfection, either in, the colour . or the decay . of the enamel of the Teeth,J, as rendering the Breath: sweet and delectable, - and making the Gums of their ,in - oper shape and vermilion hue; and a certain Preventative against the Tooth-ache. 'No Composition of this kind ever bnrught tor ward to public tiotiee ' has - met such universal approbation and the Proprietor has to boast that it is in daily use of Royalty.' • IiPTLER'S'AROMATIC PECTORAL LOZLNGES for Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, and Sore Throats, price per Box. Sold wholesale and retail, and Mr-. Butler's, No. - 4, Cheapside.. earner of Paternoster-row ; .511a:p and - 13elam, Portsmouth ; Jones, Weston, Alinutt, and Mallory, Port sea; Hull and Johnston, Gosport . Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness; Peck ; -- Ross ' and Turner, Hull • Ho:timid and Cook worthy; Granville,.. Nettleton, and Gilbert, Ply:. mouth; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co, - ham ; Billinge, - . Edwards and Penny, and LathbUry, Liver pool ; Staines anti Lynch, MancheSter; Trewman, Exeter; Smith, Mandertor; Raeburn, - . Scott, and Baxter, -.Ellin.: burgh ; Baxter andMacdOnald, Glasgow; Bulgin and Barry, Bristol; Stevenson and Co, Norwich; Swinfen, Leicester; Dunn arid Sutton, Nottingham; and retail by most Country Venders, tn .- Boxes, at 23. ris. and bd. each. HEALTH RESTORED THE BEST PROOF OF MEDI- C , INE. • SORROW is s 9 often the Companion of Sick ness, that the happirresg of Human Life may bc said, in a great measure; to depend\ou the enjoyment of Health.--- Those Quacks, therefore, who, under pretence of restoring, destr4 that primeßlessing of Heaven, incur a guilt which no language can describe, while, on the: other hand, the humane • and enlightened'Physician, who discovers a Medicine adthi rably calculated to diminish that complicated list of disorders which afflict Humanity, ,is indeed a real benefactor to his species. Such a man was the venerable Dr. WEBSREIt, who, in his ENGLISH DIET DRINK, has produced a Rc metlY,, which the. experience of Thousands can attest, has proved irresistibly efficacious in curing Scurvy, Scropimia, all Eruptims Springing tram Impure Blood, Asthma, Dropsy,. Consumptions, •.Nervous and Hypochondriac' Affections, - and every description of Fever. Thi 3 invaluable Vegetable IVlcdi cine,,isnot.only extremely palatable, but..its composition so harmless that it may be safely administered, even to a child at:the breast. Those who wish to see Dr. Webster's improved Vegetable System and 'Principles fully. developed; by applying to the Venders, Procurniis own Treatise, a new edition of which is just pnblished;price 55.; - and alsct sthdl Pamphlet, con taining a great number, of cases and remarkable cures, which all' occurred during the last year. This invaluable Medicine is‘now faithfully prepared by E. Slee and Co. 92', Borough High-street- (sole Proprietors), front the original,ltecipei which was assigned over tO them. by. Dr. -Webster, souse years prior to his death. Sold in half pint bottles, 4s; pint ditto, 7s. .6d.; and 'in quart ditto, 14s. each;duty included. Wholesale by the ProNietors; also Wholesale and retail by • . their Agents,,,Messrs. Howard and Evans, Long-lane, West Sthithtiebl. , • Ali -Letters and Orders (post paid) addressed to them, will meet the earliest attention. _ _ _ And is sold retail, by One at least, in every considerable Town in the United 191 ~l oin, and by thelowing Venders of Medicine in London; Elliotson, Chemist and Druggist, 106, Borough ; flolton's,Medicinal Warehouse, front of the Royal Exchange, Cornhill Colesorthy, Chemist and Drug gist, 144, White'chapel ; Mounsev, Chemist, 24, Great Sue rey street,.Blackfriar's-road, and at Kenningt.n-crosA San ger (late Bacon); 160, Oxford-street; .Midgley, Chemist and Druggist, 49, Strand ; andscni and Co.. Chemists, -tkc. 27, Haymarl:et; Ward, 324, Holborn; and 'Mattress, Per fumer, S 5, fleet-street.. MOND /-11 - , OCTOBER 26, 1812. . . . ,71111111,, ' ''‘. 03.10,,tr ' '-'49*-TINP '--___-:---- -'-' !'"./i''..,:i •,‘ , : q ....,...___-.. ~...ti _____-----, 7 - ___.-- ° "‘",', - 'l''' 0 ---------.: ....:,_:, . ~;:•-•....„ ''--- 1 "/ Mi nnt 4 ' itio* 4 .5 +2,0 OFFICE OF ORDS-INCE, Oct. 14, 1812. HE PRINCIPAL_ OFFICERS qf His' MA JE,STPS ORDNANCE do hereby give Nutice, That they will sell by Fublic..luction at the Tower, o; Tues day, the M Day of Nrkeutber next, bctiiTeA the hOUrS •";t . Ten and Four o'clock, sa;zd,-y Atots of old and unserviceable ORDNANCE STORES', cenisistblg of Harness Collars; Bit Halters; Ripe Traces, and various other Articles of SadlerYzinri Harness Clothing-, and sundry Ar tieles of Bedding ;' Powder Harts, Tents, Musket Stock 4 and flints, Steel, Pewter, and mixed Metal, Double-Leaded Shot, and old Cast :and WrJught hen Tools cf sorts ; - Spades, Shovels, Bellows, Lantliorns, Bottles, and Wheel- . • harrows, Empty Casks, Cartridges, old Match and Fire Engines, sundry old Bnliding. Materials ; together with a . variety of other Articles : The thhole if which may be viewed, upon applicAtion, at the Honourable Principal Storekeeps Office in the To s,• a n t i at the Royal ..-Irsenal at ireqreich,until Me Dag of .`;ale ; at Which places,, printed Lists of the Lots will be deliet red to those Persona . who ritailappkyfor the seine. By Order of the Board, R. 11. CR ETA', Secretary. MISS isITRNEY'S NEW NOVEL. • • This Day vas published, • . Second Edition, in I:our.Volumes, • price 2. RAI OF NA *T - 1.47 Al_ By Nil .s BURNEY,' Antliar of " Clarentine,".oeraldine Fanconberg," Printed for and sold by H. 'Colbnrn, *Public Library,' 50, Condnit,Street George• .doldie, - Edinburgh.; and John Cum 7 ming, Driblin, Of whom and aßßooksellers may alSo be had, just•published, Geraldine Fauconherg By Miss Burney. Second Edition, 3 vols. orrice 21s. The Milesian Chief; 'a :Romance.' •By the Author of '" Fatal Ittve.ige, or, the Family of Montorio." Four vols. price 21s. UTILITY AND ELEGANCE COMBINED. Under the Illustrious Patronage. of ,their Royal Highnesses the PrineesS of Wales and .Dulte of Sussex, the Spanish Ambassador, and most of the Nobility ; if AcASSAR OIL for the HAIR. This Oil JAIL . is proudly recommended on the basis of Truth and Experience, and the mast respectable testimonials-its vir tues are composed of vegetable ingredients from atret in the Isiand of Macassar, in the East Indies. It possesses proper ties of the ;cost salubrious nature hit restoring the Hair, *here it bas7been Bald for years; preserves it frim failing Otf or turning grey, to the hiteit period of life; produces tut the tresses a most .beautiful (iloss, Scent, and Curl; also is pre eminent Of Children's Fait, instead of SoapS; - &e.. it-cleanses the Hair I.nuch . e7.lsier, is extremely pleasaq to the infant, and brings the Hair to a beautiful state; promotes the Growth of Whiskers, and Eye-bro..7s ;, in fine renders the Hair of Ladies, 'Gentlemen and Children, inexpressibly attracting... ' • • t. 4.-t- - View Rowland's Treatise on the Improreineut of_the Hum - An Hair,' iliustrative of the Virtues of the Macassar Oil, with ~ 11 Imber of testimonials from persons -t,f' disttn. 1 1 guished e,•ns.deration, highly worthy the attentiQn!of Parents, . Proprietors ofßoarding SelraolS, &c. &c. included with ea.li bottle in the wi . anper, wich' is 'signed on the outside, ".1; Rowland ;nil Sod; in red ink,• without which done are ge nuine. • . . . Sold at its. 6d. los. 64. and One Guinea per bottle, by the Proprietors, Rowland'and Son, Kirby-',treet, Hatton-gorden ; and by their appointment, by Messrs. fiendries„-Tichborne street; P.ayley arid Blew, CoCkspur-street; .Smyth and Co. 117, Overton, 47, Gattie and Pierce, 57, D. Rigge, - 35, Nee Bond-street; S. 'Berry, J 7, Greek-street; R. ltowne.y, "106, Hatton-garden; Lowe, 130, Strand; I. T. Rigge, 63, Cheap side, and ' 52, Park-street; Jones, Appletree-yard, St. Jaiies'i; BurgesS, Cursitor-street ; Patie, Butts, aritl. Co. Lombard street ; Barclay and Sons, Fleet-Market; Newbeu and Sons, 45, St. Pull's Church-yard; Butler, 4, Stubbs, 38, Cheapside; Bowling, Walker, and * Co. Borough; 'Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church-yard; Thorn,' 55, 8ac0n,.150, Grange, Turner, Ox ford-street ; Day,.7, Varvell, 25, Vickery, 6, Tavistock-street; . and. by all respectable Pei•funiers and Medicine Venders in London, rand is every ToWn throughout the Emipi re. * * *lityware of servile imitations•-,—The - genuine Macassar . Oil has the signature on the outside 10e1, in red ink, " A. Rowland wad Sun." .• j Of whom may be bad, , . • patronised by her Royal Highness the Duchess of York, and his Excellency the Duke Del Infant ado, and many Families of high Distinction, AISANA EXTRACT; . Or, Abyssinian Botanical Specific for the Teeth and Gums, a Preparation that stilq2aiseg. all others for eradicating all Disorders of the Teeth' and Gums, and rendering them ex-. tremelt beautiful. , :Sold at 6(l:per bottle, or -small bottles at 4s. Gd. each; Also the Alsana Powder; fur Cleansing the Teeth, at 2s. 941. per bic: ADVICE. WHEN Men of Education and Professional Skill use persevering endeavours to discover the, most sate and certain'enethod ot treating a few prevailing Diseases, the tuccessltil result of- their experience is the best proof of superiority. . - Messrs. GOSS and Co Surgecins, have been induced to make the Cure of the following the objett.of their particular study, viz. A Certain OI SO R frequently con s ratted in a moment of Intoxication, and its :concomitants;- STA! C TUR ES and. GEE ETS, which, by an improved 'plan, are speedily and effectually cured; as also DEBILITY, 'whe ther arising fr6m -Bacchanalian Indulgences.` long :residence in warm t: Inflates, or a Secret .Solitary Vf C F. -- ; too often unhappily pursued by theYoutii of loth Sexes, - the One causing -Sterility or. Barrenness, and in tht other a numerous train of Nerv: , us Diseases, which, if not timely rethedied,' terminate hi Impotence and COnstimptiOn. -In that ing state of Debility or Deficiency, whether the consequence of such baneful Habits, or'arisiiig from any other cause,. by which. the powers of the Constitution become enfeebled, :as reeufaily educated-Surgeons of London, they offer a . firin,' safe, and speedy, Restoration to sttund and vigorous Health; The result of a tong and extensive practice has enabled them, by a superior method, to remove Venereal Complaints, however inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the Patienteto the teaStrestraint in- diet or exercise ; and in re cent cases, where an early application is j e riade on discovery of the Inketion, they frequently perform a Cure in the short spaCe of Iwo days. The uniirecedented succesS of their mode of Treatmelati which lkas never been known to fail in one-sin gle instance in a practice ot years' 9 during Nv hich period ,many thousand persons of both sexes have been - cured, even after severe and injurious method:: had been pUrsued by other Prattitioners without effeel),- induces them to thus publicly - offer their advice. Messrs. GOSS and Co. exclusively professing the Cure of these particular complaints, in order that they may not be marked by a mistaken tew, with the obloquy so- justly attacned.to the ign6rant Empiric, think it but justice to them selves to state, that they have been properly educated and initiated invi every branch of the profession. (certificates of which, from daerent hospitals', and testimonials from the most 'eminent Physicians, they have to convince any inquirer) that the Snecess resulting from their endeavours first induced them to quit the pradice of the general Praditioner, and they presinne that their pretensions constitute a fair ground for the unprecedented confidence with which they have, by. the Pub lic,. been so liberally honoured. Patients in'the country are requested to state the particu lars of their case, age, and manner of living, inclosing a Bank Note,' for advice and medicines, and the same will be for warded to any partial the kingdom. COSS and Cu. Surgeons, No. 13, Boulierie,st-teet, street. [PRICE SIXtENCE-ITALFPENNY. (;L :till MAP OF SPAIN ANI, PORTUGAL. Tlik DO , Y,71.. On Twelv , ; . arge !';'heetz, each sheet T14:0 Feet F't,t T.vo hiches, price, Umobltite4, 31./1:38. 61, or a CaSC Oil 7. I :WHOrSi p l, 33. , NEW - .Z\IIIATARY MAP of SPlN , rm:i PmcruGAl , .cont, pea Don VINCENT TOPIICO---the New THOMAS LOPEZ—the large Map ef the Pyzcne,-s, SlLL—anti various Original Documents. !ay .1-ohO.Stocktl4le, CORUNNA QAZETTT?,S. f , , • CORUNNA, OCT. 16.---"011 - the Bth inst. the Gg..;-_ tie - Of Burgos continued to resist, but had lost the oxterior'workS, which were taken by our troop%i by - assault, on the M. The retreat of Souit ; and hisjunction;With Suefiet, entered into Le6r4 Wellington's plan. It appears .that.,as soorr the Ca..tle has surrendered, the lrreater part ofT .the Aflied Army will march against the unizeis. forces ~61- • the enemy. Souk maintains himseli' between Cuenca - and Valencia. - OCT.. 16.7--Tho r Senor Governor. of this place has received an official dispatch from Villa Torn., dated "the 6th 'inst• - in whitio, it is said, that Intv troops had taken by assault tile exterior worl,:s constructed by the enenly ut . Buzgos. 241t1 t.;64 , lish regiment behaved with great aallantry on " oceasion. - • . ' TOtEISO, OCT. 1 ... —0 n the 29th tilt. ,entered this place the, first corps of Gen. Hill's ariny, cont sisting of \ 9QOO men Yesterday as many more, and to-clay 4000 Portuguese, brilliant. troops,' with an excellent artillery, lirhose valiant General was received with illuminations, a ball, &c. &c. and this Morning set , out his staff by La Mancha, ii the direction .of Valencia. The vanguard of, the fifth army has passed to the right of the Tagus, and Generals Pence and Morella have come, to this city to compliment Gen. Hill. 'More troops i'e to pass, and we are informed the whole will amount to 30,000. CONFIDENT INTELLIGENCE FROM CASTILE. The French continue their incursions' by 143. Moja. Latterly they made one upon Poza, and surprised 700 of•Liga's troopS, • who slept there the - preceding tright ; but they only succeeded in making 150 .prisoners. On the> Sth the Castle of Burgos. had not sur rendered, but this event was momentarily 'expect ed ; it ,vas then much weakened, and possessed but fg a' resources, Souit had alreadvjoined Sucbet ; arid it is there fore to be supposed his Lordship's attention will .14e called towards Madrid, because they haVe Col lected ssinielocces, thwigh not so many as they expected; and General Hill must be reinforced, in order to effectually resist Souk. MA:ogin, OcT. 6. 7 --Suchet and some troops be longing to the King, on the 27th ult. made some movements upon A&lanza and Requena, with no other purpose, it is supposed, than, to profect . Souk's junction, , who, on the 25th , was in Hues - car, Oree, Los Vines, and neighbouring places of the kingdom Murcia - . Accordinglo the latesf intelligence, they would on that day begin their , march to cross the province of Murcia. Every day 10 or 12 Jurameutados destrt to Villacampa. It is said, that tlie French, finding they can derive uo advantage from the Spanish troops who were •in the service of the intrusive King, have, in Valen cia, disarmed 2000 of them. MADRID, OCT. 3.—On 'the 26th ult. General' Duran set _out from Soria to Caiatayud, with his battering artillery. ColOnel Gayan has blockaded the said city tor some time, and it is expected; to surrender on the arrival of the artillery. On the 18th of September, Marmorit and two other Gene rals arrived at Guipuscoa,.escorted by 3000 inen. Caffarelli, Buquet, and another General, have marched from Vittoria, with 5000 men, towards- St. Sebastian. There proceeded with them many of the French partizans, and 200 clergymen and friars. We cannot determine what is the object or cause of this movement. - , Head-quarters, Cuenca, Sept. a 1 CoiriANloNs IN ARMS !—The 'worthy part of. the Nation admires your patriotism, valour and constancy 3 our equally faithful and generous .A%.. lies gave you proofs of their friendship and grati tUde ; even the virtuous Queen of Portugal and Brasil, Donna Charlotte Joaquina; de Bourbon, infanta of Spain, and sister of our beloved. King , Ferdinand -VII. loadS you with. honours frOm• I(er Court at Rio Janeiro. Listen to what she telli - yon in,the followingletter which I yesterday re ceived • " The important and heroic services with wbieli in the present reVolution you have defended . the rights of our beloved ,cotintry, and the throne of my much beloyed Ferdinand, excite my especial gratitude., I consider it my duty on this occasion to give you my most sincere thanks for the indefatigable zeal which has,distingbished your faithful coullti: ; and that of the faithful Spaniards who Serve un der your orders, being equally commendable, entreat and command you, on receiving this, to pre sent them the most affectionate expressions of my gratitude. God preserve you many years: The Infanta& CHARLOTTE, J. DE BOURBON. Palace of Rio Janeiro, March 2, 1612." To Don Juan Martin el Empecinado. And are there any among you who can be in sensible to so great t favour, and who will •not he anxious for more lives to cheerfully sacrifice them in defence of the country, and sheiV your gratitude %. I know your pure sentiments ; you are virtuous, and I ought not to offend you by doubting.thein : do not forsake constancy and valour ; mainuin subordination, which with the discipline you pus-: . (')\