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• - • • , . • - A ) ' ; it • .! 4 4 1 ; r t ~\\\ 414: il4‘r ifo,7 O , "Ne „di ore' rtl(3-1,11(T - [PEICis SEVENPENCE: N . TIETt 7539.] MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1816. din3flßrlL7'Y-OFFIOE, Oct. 18, 1816. FARM NEAIt CROYDON. : TO BE LET, froin Michaelmas 'lBl7, a De sirable FARM, consisting of about' 4 , !t) ACres, and a good Farm-House anal IluiWings in complete Repair, within a mile of Croydon.—Particulars may be known on application to Mr. Drummond, Solicitor, Croydon. , • GRAND REVIEW. Fieentasoits' 7 l - Lill, which was politely letit.Jot. N OT ICE is hereby gioen, that a Session. of ()ye) ang,Terininer and Gaol Delivery, for the Trial of Of encerewninitted on the High Seav, within the Juri..dirtion of he ildiniralty of England,will be held at J,utice flail, in the Ed Ilrailc , i, Lonelim,'On Mon;lav,'llic 18th day of November teal`, fit Eight 9'C:bean the Morning. CROKER. PARTICULAII 4 OF THE GRAND nevrewOPTFIR 8111- e occasion. • 1 , To recapitulate, the names of any of .the (his. :ingoished vibtors must be but.a partial account; Lye shall only observe, th:it it must at•ouse a mog, TtSH AOIY IN FRANCE, UN THE 22D ULT. This Day Was published, tianelsOmelx Printed in One Volume, price,ln hoardi.,Bt,!• rip H E VERACITY of the ,EVANCiELASTS DEMONsI'RATFO, by a comparative View of their Nar ratives. Dedicated, by perm ission,lo the Bishop of Durham. By the Kee. RORER I' RES, •&c. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivingtun,,St. Paul's Church-yard ; said also by J. Hat Chard, Piccadilly. Of whom may he had, by the same Author, Essays, and other occasional Compositions, elegantly print ed by I.llllmer, in Y 'vols. price ltis. interest►ng reflection to view, interchrtaging vilities and harmonizing ill the mazy dance, ex-L._ alts 1 characters of so many, nations, after the storms which have for such a length of time excited.' the worst passions of human „nature over all Europe.'' rrc7•CdLi AV-0 PncE, Or/. 4, 1816. , - - THE CO3I3IISSION - ER, for V ICTLLILLIN G - a- His MAJES TY'S Nwry do hereby : Thu. Notice,' That at rridae, the ,Sth of November next, they will be ready les reeeice• Tenders in • frroin g (sealed up), and treat for a litautity; of prime HUSH -BEEF and PURR, -equal in the itgxregste to, 6900 Tierce: of Me firmer, and 8000 Tip rees ;f the latter species, toile cured 'l4. the ensuing Season; two tilth parts thereff tole packed in Half Puncheons, two-fifth 1./21144'n Tiixer. S, and Me remaining one -filth part in Barrels; to be delivered into His 41fajestils Victualling Stores at 10^inford, in regular proportions of each description of Casks, I .IV 14 e periinls undermentioned, via. One- Mint 'PO4 of the whole by , 10 the 1 Feoutzr! 1 th MCA te thief/ per/ Tln the IStk April - 1817. • .sinit the remaining third part by the 314 'Mall - Ana to be paid for by Bills payable, with Interest, ninety 'drys after date. The Cwiditions of the Contract - nary be Mid at the Se *mar?: qffee, at this Office'; or by applying , to Mr.. 7. If'. liiinsterville, . ; {gent Victisaller•ot Cork: to the Collectors of 11;s- Majesty's Customs at Linterich, Belfast, .Netary,• and Maio- ford; and to Me Secretary to the Postmaster-General stt I,,bildia respectively. ' , • N.B. Na Tender for a Tess quantity than 5 00 Timers, of Pelf, awl 80t Tiercei of Pork, will be admitted; no'? will re-' gstrd be had to any in which the Price shall not be inserted in woi-dS at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Reard brfcre One o'Cloch on the 3aidlrAlay, the WA of No vember next, nor unless the Person 010 makes Me re{tfler, or mute Await on his behalf, attends to answer when ANOTHER ACbOttNT. At the Grand Ite'vieW , the , trkiops cntisikted of 54 0110 men, of whom 12,000 were cavalry, with trrr .immense train,of artillery;::-each cannon hitt to fire a hundred rormts. The army W&3 into two corps-: it perfOrthetV.the aaine manottn— vres which took irlicr in 1712, when Marshal Villars • defeated .. Prince± Eugene or- Sa roy Who / commanded the victory Which p , tablish. NI the tottering Throne of [Antis XIV. The Dnke of IVellingtotteontmanded the ‘vii.ch performed the nianoeorKes executed tty tilut of Nlarslial Villiers, and the. riossiaii Geitenil Count Lately published. a One wry large Voionic Bri). price, in boards, iqs. a New Edition, considerably aultaiented, of A N ESSAY on • the REVUNUES . . of the cOURctI of ENGLAND, .with an Inquiry into thi, NeceAsity, Jititice, and Policy , of an Abolition or Corunauta t.,io of Tithes. By the Rev. MORGAN COVE, D.C.L. - Prebendary of Hereford, and Rector of Eaton Bishop, Here in, d, hire. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivincton, St. NUN Church-yard Cadell and Daries,..titrand ; and J. Hatchatd, TO TRAVELLERS. Just published, in a neat poruible Volume, vice Cs. ed. half-ln►und, MA \ UEL DU VOVA,G MM . ; ot, lees Pocket Compani'm ; cunsiiting of 'familiar Con vethations in English, Freoch, and Italian ; also, Models of Letters, Not,..s, Sec.; a List of French and Italian Gulps, and the vitt ions.Teraisnsed in M u'ie. . • ••. " By M itlathe de GENLIS. -• New Edition, corrected mid greatly improved hy P.A. Ciznani. Th Wffii, is the same size as the Improved Edition of Blagdon's Fre.ich titerpreter. • - • • N. B. 1 he Manuel fin Voyageur is also pnhlished In six Languages, viz. Ete.tii..ll, French, Italian, Ciquian, Spanish, and Ptirtuguese ; New Editiotv, {greatly , improved by P. A. Cignatii ; neatly half-hound, 9s. 01-1 his is the o nly com plete Edition that is pnlrlistied.• London : Printed for Samuel Leigh, tB, Strand. • ‘Voronzow had under his eonmunid. ti a trnno et bleb represented those of Prioce F.u 4 etie.. Some Russian regiments Mlle frffill Mdithetlv ;Intl neighbourhood to take part in hese evolutions`; which were executed with a inTcision and rapii? tlity.t hat excited the .admiration of crowd. of spec• tutors. It was singular to seeltossiaos, Danes', Saxrins, English, and Bantiverians, manoeuvring in profound peace. round the column erected by order of Louis XIV. to commemorate the view, y • obtained by Marshal Villars at the beginning of Ilia. last century; and what was still more strange that the • representsiion of ibis celebrated battle was executed by wart tors who were coolefrotts . the North of Europe to secure the public,peate and tranquillity •of France.. • Bausset.s, OtT. 30. rite British garrison of Valencirpnee has 'returnedoince the yeriew.,., to that lot tress, which, dut iug that time, was guarded inertly t.y sonic detaihmttits. • Tie division of General Cole is also.returncd to its cantonments. The regiments of cavalry passed the day before yesterday by Arras, to return to their quarters near Mont tassai and St. Omer. • General Lord Combermere, who came frog cal.Ped for. Each Tisnder must be accrsinpanted by 4 'Letter signed &y two responsihre Persons engaging to become bound with Party tendering, i, the J'enal Sam of 15/. per cent. on the Apnoant, far tar, date perfornsance of eRt. Contract. ALBY'S GENUINE. C i kItMINATIVE, is superior to all other Remedies to, the Wulff, Purg ing*, Convulsions, and those Disordeis in the titoniacli.and of Inrapts, which prove • fatal to so tiany under the age of two years. It is equally efficacious in Chohes, Fluxes, and other Complaints in the Intestines or grown per sons. this invalnable Cordial Me,licine, invented by.the. late Mr. Joseph. Dathy, Apothee:iry, is now prepared by.hisdangh ter, ills. Fratice, - ; Gull, and her ,tins, whom :11,ne be he- I ntmthed this Property by his Will.—lt i. sold 01411 F. Newhery and Sons, at the old established Warehouse. No. 46, he East End of St. Paul's, the third house front Cheapside, price 'ls. Pi a bottle ; lint if procured elSewhire, be sure to ash for" Clew Dalsry's Carminative," and see that the mum ." F. Newhery,". crigraved in the England with the Duke of Cambridge, and who is to command all the eavAry, will fix his heal= 11). TH g TI7I .4.110 BLACKING I iiirctahle Shopkeepe keepers i;i every gve! trartreit '!'he Saxon corps has .retnrued to the plains of Lille . ; the tkanisli about Douay,, and the lidau erlau atiaat uu( h • ' • • The respective tread-quartersof these tronpl remain at Roubaix, Lesvarde, and Cunde. ABERDEEN. - Moir. CAR AWM EN. Danjels, Willi tms. HERP.troRD. Cook +►nd Morris, the yegitnents of Cossacks, who were at the re.i view, have returned to Mituhenge. FLANDERS MAIL. EX.CHEZIER BILL OFFICE, Oct. 31, 18t& TO BE PAID OFF. AIL EXCHEQVER BILLS dated in the Months of Decem her, Mt 5, and January, 1816, viz. On Aids, 181 *, hb Geo. 111. Cap. 6. Vote of Credit, , I Rt 3, /AMMO°, *5 Cleo. 111. 'Cap. 19e. THE YARDS, COIaUSSIGNERS of HIS x 4.11. SITS TREASURY having given directions frr paying off the Principal of the above-mentioned CACHE QUat BILLS with the Interest due thereon, at the Ex chequer Bill Office iu the Receipt of Exchequer, New Palace yard b Westminster, on Thnrsday, the Gist day of November luxt. attendance will he givendaily (Sundays and Holidays ex cepted) until, and including Friday, the 15th of Noverrther, from ten mtelock in the mornitl, till one in the after nOon, for the purpose of receiving the same; and, for the greater dispatch, the bearers of the said" Bills are desired to place eaeli description of Bills in separate Lists (which are to be obtained at this Office) classing them in the Order of their respective dates, such as are fur the same Amount tieing numerically arranged, and specifying the principal Sums and Interest due thereon, competed from, hat excluding the days em whieh they are respectively dated, to the said ttst day of N .vviuber inclusive, when the interest will cease; and the said bearers (being hOlders or not) am, indispensably re qnired to indorse each 13111 with their usual signatures; and to write their names and residence at, the bottom of eaeh separate List; and they are moreover required to at tend.the Exchequer Bill Office for payment, and to receive the new IN ills.and give the Receipts fOr the same. If any atilt. boldurs of the aforesaid Bills should he de •irgu4 of rec.eiving payment of the Principal and Interest, p rev ions to the said di st day of Noveinhor, they may he Ile comatotlateit on computing the Interest to the day on which they wish to he paid, and leaving the said 111111 for examine tionone day prior thereto. Snell persons as may be desirous of having new Exchequer •Ilins in whole or in part of payment of principal, upon Anari.ing new Bills, and mentioning the amount at the bottom ni their Lists, delivered on or before Friday, the 15th of November,' May ho accommodated 'with new Bills, payable to or Order, carrying an In-, t`-rest of three pence, farthini, by the day, on every one hundred pounds, which said nee:Dills will hear date the paid _Cat day of November, and will be delivered, together with the Interest due in respect of the Dills so d , r,sired to hiex ebaoged, on • Friday, the 2211 day of November, and the following days. The Exchequer Dills to be issued in Excbange, and niatle ,payable to , or order, as above-mentioned, may be eitlrer transferred by endorsement, or will be paid to the , Dearer if the blank shall not he filled up. N. B. Ali Exchequer Bills dated prior to December', 1815, C hace bean advertised to be Paid of, add thaloterest thereon h:Ls coased. CHING'S WORM LOZENGES. WORMS are allotted to be the most frequent sources of Children'.s Diseases; their Symptoms esirv' Parent 40n1d. b accinaint , :it with. They occaNion Loss of - A I.petite, a Pahstress at therace, Emaciation, mid an ine - - 1 " 1 1 'v' Bowel*, attended Frith violent Pains; they Mling on Convutsiims, affect the growth of the Body, and °nen Prove futitlbc ending in a Consumption or Decay. Both as a Picreotatire and Core for -these alarming Complaints, "I)te.exctiietit Mcdicine is allowed, on the testimony cif some at the highest Characters in 111& Country,"to have no *val. Their polthe oportibation. given to the Proprietor, f f"' PersOnal hn ie wledge of its efficacy in their - own Faini el'est , "Itrups its went., bound competition, anti gives a sanc thin to it which o ether Medicine of the hind can boast. Sold at Niessrs. Britier" and `iris, No, 4, Clienvsi , k, I,lm pachem ts. 1101 MO iii botcs, at. ck.:. 9d. and ss. 4;11* t. '" :11 ; "nit aisti by tile- t tiucipaf Iluotavlters Aug Medicine , 11, etvtlvrs its every Tows). 'WANIIE • . .Terikings, priuter, Ethuntuls r Jeukings,irOnulon ger. Pt;gnu OK E. Pii d nor. Robson, Grard tier, ray. NORM Sit tevs. Itichat dsort. PRESTON. Buotte. I)Aa NGTON. Turner. KNAREse au'. Yates. Sn tiTI/ - Sll IMCAST.ONTYNe• NI on, Dick, Irwin, Lamb, Outerst.n. (i A ri;sITEAD. 1 Wood. Gentlonitfl 1114) . 01 for their (iig or Car tions, will prodoce at the same time act To bu hid in Stun No. 114, Lontintwo;ul, Southwark. N.U. Ask for Tui net's Blacking. SUPERIOR ADVICE. IT is of the first coosegoence aseeytoinran whose talent and integtity a firm reliance may be placed in affliction. Messrs. CUltalE and Co. Surgeons of emi nence, and high professional attainments, Members of the Royal Colleges of London and Edinbisrgh, , present to the Public the result el SO years experience in the Cure of. SYPHILITIC COMPLAINTS, and those Debitities,which not untrequently embitter life. In the vigrous gradations, from recent infectionlo confirmed Lues, their treatment commands very often a speedy and always a radieal core. dubious cases, their long and well arranged experience gives. them a promptitude of decision that. secures the patient from being mercurialized oqt of existence, or having his cunstitu tiun undermined, and the vital principal destrwyed bya latent,. but insidioas diseaseor a blind and fatal confides)° , m shallow pretenders. In Nervous Debility, Vascular relaxation, - and Atony Of the Orans, arising from i n dulgence, insalubriuos climates, or solitary re risnality, the practice gives new life and energy to the system, in every case. Strictures and other de rangements of theuretbra..they remove in a mild and effectual manner. Slight and recent cases of infection are cured in the short period of two days, alid in those of the utmost in veteracy a proper perseverance , in their plan of treattuent.,, insures to.the patient is permanent and earliest Core. Patients treated with candour, and iticiolunie secrecy. Messrs. Corrie anti Co. may beconsulted emery day, at thvir I-lotise, 107, Hatton-garden. Letters front the Ctiontty, statinig.ininutely the cake, mode of living, &e. anti enclosing . it temittance for Advice and Medicines, treattd with tudious attentiotio.-107, tiatton-sdrden, . . 3MIAILItsI OF mossy 'Mots. TUIINER'S it EAG JAPAN ~ may he had of the under-mentioned ve ers, and also- of all the principal .ili,,p• !at Town throoghout Erigh.nd : NARDErrit. NEATR. George. Ambrose, TENBY. Morgan. Child.% Wpitgli*VENT. LLAUGHARN. Allitismi. Harry. LoANDotiptY. tiavx,:roßDwEsr, Williams, Pinter, ' Sr. Ct.thil'S. TlloillAS, EdwArils. Pricket. Bitteor. NI 4 LTO RD. Vaugh , in, Lewis. \, , ,r,y• R ss. i M c.asilyft TinvtL, llykei 11a 6411, l'liillips anti Lewis Tarantla R. Fotheigall and CO PEN ZANCt. Cook. L IsNEY. Young. ( ficrwrow. Bradford. NEWPORT. Bird. Brewer, CAERPHILLY. JotICS. CARDIFF. 1.3”h0n, Price. Idt.ANTRISSF.NT. Rich:sr/1 , 4. CowuRIDGE. Brndley, Barton. Bittnar.NP. MO wine . PEN UTtI. Ailittson. MAttYronT. Bowell-. TAVISTOCK. Proht. CA 4 L1N0T03:4, Shull, • Wright. LISKEARO. &tricot, ht. AVSTEL, Kennett, Parlyn, Lovering. fowsY. Aftlita 1 - IARURa". Mess. Got!dards, & Co. wholesale grocers. Isserre, that this Composition, when used rriage Harness, after.one or two applica• a brilliant, rich, glossy nlacli lustre, aud us as a Preserver of the I.eather. w 13uttles at Ul. Is. arid Is. CA. each. (From Galignaas illessenger, 0(1.30.] , " The previous notieei of the intended review had assembled numbers of English families from' even the distances of Paris, Ronen,ond Uottlqgne The whole' of • the British army, with the'Hano verian, Saxon, and Danish contingents, had been . assembled either in camp or in cantonments, in the villages immediately surrounding the Plain of Denain. Early . on Sunday mm fling his' Royal Highness the Duke of Kent arrived at Cambrtty, and accompanied by their Graces the Duke and Doehess of Wellington, 'Duchess of Richmond, J &o. &c., attended divine svrvice in the English chapel. His Royal Highness the Duke of earn idge arrived in the evening:—The folloiring day, { Cambray was crowded with arrivals, amongst whith were many Russian and Prussian Generals and Officers of distinction. 'Every description of vehicle was: put into requisition, 'kind tp . )tn , iiri 7 standing a tretnefilops storm, winch continued} oughout the ,Monday, the toad to Denain was,' on Tuesday, thrnned by the dawn of day. The continual rattle of whecls and smacking of whips played an overture which raised the pulse of ea pectatiOn high. At one moment the representa tion of the glorious battle of - Waterloo flashed - on the expectant vision ; at the next, that of the celo brated l:tattle. fought on the sante ground by MarshaV Villars, near a century since (1721). Kith expectations were vain.—We believe it was chiefly intended to spew to the Royal visitors the rapid movements the troops were capable of, and the certain result of turning an enemy's flank, by a much krger field than can be often assembled for mere amusement or xercise• After akW minor interludes of ladies' screams, front the danger Of upsetting, at length the field appeared ; but the previous heavy rains and bad roads forced the greater part of the spectators to content them selves with a distant perspective. " The Duke of Wellington, accompanied by their Rtiyal , Highnesses' the plikes-of Kent and Cambridge, and a brilliant cortege of distinguished Officers of 'the allied trohps,' and some toNit civi lians, arrived about noon, and passed in review along - the lines, which • presented a grand and im posing aspect. The army of defence, consisting' of the staff corps, cavalry and infantry,4 antta strong hotly of artillery, formed an extended line, with their tight resting upon Denain ; and the Scheldt, and their left, towards Absent). The army of offence was draWn up on the north of the plain, in three lines of columns of review, at quarter distance--:•the infantry in front, the cavalry and waggon traits in the rear,.and artillery lining the intervals. This body soon moved forward in three columns of attack, and threatening to out flank the enemy's left,'who.fell back and formed a new line upon the villages of Neuville, L'Ourelie, and Denain ; these Villages were held by the in 'antry, and covered by heavy brigades of artillery, n a commanding position on the high ground above them. " This first movement was a false attack, whic was quickly converted.-into a rapid march and In riots attack upon the right flank. A pontoo bridge was thrown over the Scheldt, far to the right, over which the division of cavalry passed, and took the enemy in flank. The three above named villages were stormed by the infautry, and now the ideal havoc - commenced. H appily 't was but itkral- r -Moraer no longer bares her 'reti Arms over our fertile plains!---and citizens,, peasants, and children, could calmly listen ;palm thunder of the cannon and the rattle of the mos- . ketry—admire the uplifted sabre flashingin cnous glare—the charging horse destroy nothing, but the ‘uccombent atubble; and mingle pell-mell with conquerors and conquered,: without man gled limb or dying groan to unharmonize the scene. ar To such as had an opportunity of galloping, Irma point to. point; and .could understand the movements of the wholejnaeltioe, the advance of the army was a grand and interesting picture but the greater part of the silectators, shut up in their carriages, or confined to one point of view, would, we believe, have thought ; it a much prettier sight to see a corps of smart volunteers, manceuvring upon a new-mown laWn, where their white 3patterdashes, and Day anti Martin's polish, might not Lava been :soiled ;, but enveloped by bodies of soldiers, charging knee-deep throogh pools of mud and dirty roads', their attention was drawn to personal comfort, their vision circum scribed, and the grimiblings of the votaries of pleasure threw a display ot the farcical into the grander scenes of the exhibition. " The Ito - skint - 1 being turned, the villagei car ried-by storm—the enemy were pursued: across the river, and , completely put to the rout. The' Catttinu howe.ver continued to loar, and the nts kgoeltroiu ytrofiti4id. s l h, after ' Mut *pitnu , i " Its the eve,ning the Noble Pukes :gave, o grant. and bull, to a splendid assemblage, lathe 138cissets, OcT., 3O -.-Prince Gortschakof rivetl.iti this city yesterday. , l'ichvgru, (laughter of the ccie- Ilrated General., ims jo,t pa,,cll through thiscitt, ou her way to Eng Lind, where SLR: intends to riut a diScourse prondunred over the tomb of father, by one_ of his ancient Aide'-de,eamv. Doting the hundred days, was thrown into prisonl aild was not release l.till after the tle (if Waterloo. She has received from his Niaje , tv oit Sovereign, a letter, of which site spes6 with muiAt sensibility ana:grathude. The Duchy of Luxemburg has sent a depute" km to solicit tl►e Ki►►g to prohibit the_exp.oftii4 firm of corn. 'l'l,is deputation met with a most gracious reception, and was admitted it) the ho nour of dining at his Majesty's table. to.tuario‘r; the Tribtina{cif Correttional will be occupied with an action for.: ealtimuy, brought by Madame . Charles against the Aothurs of the Nuin Juane. This affair, whiehis curious in many respeits, will draW a great coil — course of people. Some time after, another ae tion.for .calumny tried against the seine persons. It is the affair of the two Judges of Liege, of which we have,already spOken. Thus the poOr Naha Jaune; vthich is expiring, is now loaded with kinds of iniquities, even its allies torn against it their' sharpest weapon. .So-goes the world. Th e Court of Cassation at Liege, after three Clays pleadings, has confirmed the sentence of the Cdeutilltit.it of s r \ C IPcrtl ' e eorr the , Editor sul t7f The city ~ /;7eb e eu l cltie () ( t veillani, to imprisonment, fine, costs of snit, n - tid deprivation of'his civil rights for five years. • It wets B,CUStOrkl under the Austrian, Goseen tnent to celebrate .every year at Brussels, a fintetta service for the military who had died in the course of theyettr. His . Majesty our august Sovereign { by a decree of the 30th of October, has this pit:met:crummy, and ordered that,the expences shalt be.suprorted by the public treasury. On the 22d of October three ves,sels, holm with corn, entered the _port of Antwerp one cams front Rotterdam, and two from Amsterdam.: FRANKVORT, OCT. 25.---A public paper, speal. ink; of the, arrest of M. de .I.'rntr, formerly West,. phalian Prefect, says, ‘"rhis Oentleroan, who was settled in liesse, wanted to he at home, and came lately to an ~cotate. of his, ucar. Kolenberg, where he:liceti stetletly, hut hewas lately Arrested by aet kVi s iati Cominissioner, and brought, under a strong ,guard to CAssel, atiti,has been stir;; to,the rkon Lit marboury ['i►is ►all';ttr exeites.great at " . . tentiou, and the resul t. i s anx.anisl y looked for.