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_ Ceztt. • , ,';ft N. 4 • -- " 7 4 . - jcsi; cZ'. C ( •;, • 47T . ' wie j4- 1 • ?;‘ lie 304 4 - - • ' \'‘ s 4. t • itt:j ~~rll~i ;~;1 ~~i MONDAY, SEPTF.JII 13E11 25, 1815. /193.] liqircE .sF.V.E.N.FENcT, - . --...--. 011 THE ATRE-ROf AL, DRURY-LANE. - I:CI- MORR OW EVENING,' Sept. 26, 1315, ) thti-ia• l ay of t• • __ "-eatte the P i Q crvantewill pzxfurza kiiever acted at this Pr e J . LOVERS' VOWS. • tcas, oertek, l'qr. Rae ; Baron Wildenhaira, Mr. Pope ; Count 14 4 41, 1 N ir• S. Penley ; Anhalt, Mr. Wallack ; Verdun, Mr. iti iii, `',. Agatha Friburg, Mrs. Glover ; Amelia . Wi1,14 . 1- ,er 6 A 11 ' M4a rdyn, from the Theatre Royal, Dhhho being *it rst "PPearanc t this Theatre) • Cottager's W de) s.s parka. : ea, WEST's PICTITRM,C iiitlST• E. •lEcrEv.,. t»s .SECOND PICTURE of CHRIST H LING iu th,e TEMPLE, and the DESIGN of the CRU CIFIXION of OUR SAVIOUR, with several SKETCHESi, are now Exhibiting at. No. 1.25, PALL-MALL, near Carlton-- House, every day (Sundays excepted) from Teu in the Morn ing till Five in tln Evening. By Order, CHARLES SMART; Secretary'. This Day Wari,publiSheti, price 2s. GA . A,NA R RATI VE nF EVENTS„ Art) ie.!) aye lately occurred iu the TSI.ANR of CEI'I.ON, written by a iENTI,ENI AN on the S Printe!t for T, Egerton, Whitehall : fratchiird, Piccadilly Sherwoodi Neely., and. ! fowls, P.tternutter-rmy ; and James Rieliardsoti, opiniitc the !loyal - FOREIGN INT 4 1 . L LIGEN-CEe FRENCH TAMS, OF TI-IE 20m AND . 21ST INSTANT'. SEit. 20.-=The7A,llied Sovereigns are to quit Paris on Sunday the 24th. They proceed front thence to Dijon, where they are to assist at the Grand Review of the Austrian troops, at the camp of Genlis,Which are to be immediately terwards to, .be put In.mareh; for the_purpose-of ST. THOMAS'S ITOSTITAL. .Dity was In Three Vulnines, I.lrno. Price ft Is. .10111. ASTLEY .COOPER and - Mr: TIENTRV iv:IL CLINE will he in vheir'COURSE of ANATOMI . CAL and - SURGICAL. LECTURES, on MONDAY; the 2(1 Oeto- - Ler, at Two o'Clodi. WARWICK CASTLE, an. Historical Novel, by 11Ii.t PIIICKETT. London: Printed for Baldwin, Cradticki and Joy, Poternos;- ter-ryw. - We have sehioni'read a modern produCtinn of this class with so many chin sto our favour. Miss Prickett has pour: trayed her charatters so judiciotisly, that we no sooner be- Conte ftniiliar with theni than sse are delighted and -intereSt ed. The descriptive scenes are draWn in a language etineing .so much richness and purity of style. that whenever Miss Pi :eliett may secede filim the light imagery of,_romauce to devote her abilities to more serious attraction, her's Will be the powers to write and to captivate. Critical Review, June, 1813; "R. CLARKE will commence his AUTUMN COURSE of LECTURES on MIDWIFERY and the DISEASES of WOMEN and CHILDREN, on WEDNES DAY, October 4th. The Lectures are read every Morning from a Quarter past Ten to a Quarter past Eleven, folthe convenience of Students attending the Hospitals.—Eor parti culars apply to Mr. Clarke, at the Lecture-room, 10, &wine row, Burlington-0.1%1m5. Frapee. The Austrian, carps, 'tinder the orders of Ge tiel'tik Bubna , Bianchi, and those in the environs Of Lyons, the Smith, and in Alsace, have not yet ieCei'Ved oi•der3 to aepart. WANTED in a respectable Seminary in the West Riding of Yorkshire, a YOUNG MAN who is perfectly-qualified to act as a Classical Tutor, and who innst have rio objection to render himself useful in the English De partment. A liberal Salary will be given to a deserving ap plicant. .(if by. letter, post-paid) to Mr. Todd, Post- Office, Sheffield. This al y was publiShed, In Three Volumes, i2mo. Price 11. Is. ZELUCA ; or, Educated and Uaeducated Wo;• ni;%n ; a Novel. brighton : Printed for the Author; and published by Babd v il . cradock, and Joy, Paternoster-iow, London. To,which will be added, The'lll„E MAGPIE; Olt, THE MAID OF .PALAISFI D ALT .t . art.; Ev er I ' 4 iiie s Mr. Mundell ; Farmer Gervas, Mt% lv ai , l rdi hir. Pope; St. Clair, Mr. Barnard ; Richard,. - Mr. htril'!sek; Blaissot Mr thirst • sac, Mr. Oxberl'3 u'l ..' • retil • i.,. ' • '1; •-•atue Gervas, Spat ss s• . • B lu r i N. '0 tite First an Incidental Ballet, composed 3• Mr. 1111. 1 e ci The Char ' acters by Mr.Osaar Byrne, 41 ,allaricy, &IL &-c * Miss b timith, littl e and•places to be taken of Mr. Spring, Box Office, ii`c diissell-street, from ten till four. l'iic. Qkes ' 7: s• • Second Price Ss. 6d.—Fiti Calie,'„2k"-f•ower Gallery, ' .45.; Second Price., Is.—Upi 3s. 6d.; Second 'IL!' l'-; Second Price, 6d. /laid s icie rl v: .. l . elo- Draniatießomanc e n The Magpie, : ors The . )10tice.• rataiseau, will be repeated. every Evening till further rlin to o k rs da): : The Beggar's Opera t Captain Macheath, Mr. T. lloodat. Satn rdathGomedy of The Honey -7 .‘ 8 10 a 0 r 1 : 1 7 3 :° .. 2 . oil 1,„1-)lue Tragedy of Isabella: Isabella,- Mrs. ..... le Chne‘P,',l,?Y (never acted at thisTheatre), the Comedy ot ft klikar4al•Nature: Amanthis by a Young Lady, being her first ~1 .14n . ..","n any stage, lia,..c,:tcat t'rarria, in Two Acts, will shortly be prriduced a . p. Ikai e4 P r uedy of The Heir at Law, in which Mr. Marley .I.o_ tl oar e r.r the iii st applause in Doctor Panglos, hay . ing .b.ci. course af th with great 4 , : following. ' Niotria.te NOliiliteyeaind Gentry are respectf t r ti t d e ` t t: at hest' the 131' 11P-Clibee wi to -..4 • ' •II be removes! to_ the Ro ully apifrised, that principal Euttauce of the Theatre in 8rydge5*\...,....„...„.....,..„ *\...,....„...„.....,..„ pirt THEATRE kb YAL, ... . ..... [IN COVENT-G.ARD EN. will •rs ..--1 .bo rit ESENT.EVENING, Sept. 25„ 1815, acted the Tragedy of k ; Grnt II INCi RICHARD THE THIRD. i 'ele esiP en s. t Y the Sixth Mr Egerton ; firsts`Ricrd, Duke of it t : ! alo - ,,.. r ' st ' r lr• f L. EtiwrCis . (being his Ni_ ppearance on k tr !''' Pail ge) I Puke of Buckingham, , ..8..-trrynto :t r i e r ! t 4 rray, " r ., of Iti chinosid, - Mr. Abbott; Lord Stanley, kacit, ~Ilueen Etiza.bettl, Mrs. Renaud; Lady Anne,Mrs. i .., chess of York, Miss Logan'. 04fter which, the new Melo-Drama, called 9rall \THE' MAGPIE, OR THE MAID. k r. 444' •it' Ir. ; Everard, Mr. Barrymore ; air 1q 4a44.... . ; Benjainin Mr Farley; Justice of the Vill . - . n.. i . _H_ . c..nry e , l i s ' Cie -,-7,41' Ali-,rtii;, Mr.. Liston t Bertrand, Mr. Atkins, li, 4 det r 'f" , afrs. Darenport ; composedAnnet .. t acip,, l „ an Incidental Ballet, p by Mr. Noble. Miss S. Booth. tt.4he u,"4,aneers.:•-•Mr. Noble and Miss Luppiuo. VI at 141' 6 11 he opened at Ilalf-past_Five, 2 . , "xe s 7s `:„Past Si x and the Play Second :Price 4-.4i,,;,' (; tile Price as. 6,).--pit 3s. fI'L ; • • %rid p . ` .l alle.r • pi. r ice , 34 , • ,Second Price .-- y 9, . ):lo ` k t , fo fliti . r the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the tt ir tio i4,‘: t-, front Ten till Fn 11•1:tr4i.1,,,.'e'rtllo.-praina of . pie Alagpic o , l or . the. Maid, will be Y e ‘ ,.. 44 .. -letting till further notice. 1 :44. 1 3 Yri0 r t are respectfully informed, that tile Young L ‘ a v t a b s ' t.itivt,t u . 4 1 4 1. AriOi i 4 'flie Teinpest, on A ednesd, cha. ()'' NI ‘v il the- greatest applause, and will repeat that 'Ts. I ' I % . i n : dn a e ''d i wY week. 4t .i ' l tle, h . 4 11 --Y, toe ca nw n y o f Ti l e .. ,chool forScandal o t n 4 t t s v Ke., , _rs h , , r t , . --(l ulu: being her setond appearance 'Ni s ' 11 11 Rh , eti, '''l4lt, ,! „ pericirinanee o f Mandane having excited • ' r t r a"tratinit, site Ail! repeat that Character on.} rt . * . SUPERIOR ADVICE. .;,• 4 ' l . . zuldt;l: ProteSsional Men, eminent for i skill . I,ii.tte%f,,,e,:cPerience, offer their advice, and exert .s t e i b e i i i s . ii ,, ,l l : e tt . t r , " 1. ' 4. ; tie cure of a few reigning Diseases„ tbe .. 3 . !" ducat b ents which is so justly excited a s al . l:rat the Cr,. qeitt. ~,s "t men, ignorant of the first T1P14.11,, and li,, rei tql ` r i “ the practice of pliesic. hlessrs. GI, RI E. , 11_ t";' kn,t is,. Nltgeolis sanctioned hr every privilege to f e rd . I ;i t f4 r 't ", ', 4 th e unifo'rin succest Mitch their mode of treat ein.,4°lii witiuucal Complaints has hitherto . been attended, it ef ever .' th e same assiduity to direct their studies .O . the t rtt :s e l „ f t_ peei . es of that banefuLpoison, as !yell as the. , ret tdh_ at I_'°.,enlistressing debilities and deamencies 1‘ 110 ! ) ,Ql44 a ite ;ntter the Matrintonal state. In the catalogue ! 1.11,ii,r, ti4fie.Uitiei.there are none more an indulgence in afflicting than those 1,.,. 1 1 tri ttest".[la .ndahle conseiplences of . . ...: ti i ts ihi. hest habit. The unhappy „ced t 44 sfortunes ashamed ' • *mit it r.b . roods seek relief, until he is re it, ~.„. h'' ti _ . t . ito 5t.e..., t4;.7"-hp, ." a .ice of misery as to render lifeoppressive. ;0.',11 'Y,), bile, it will •be a consoling. reflection to know that 4' f o .v. .' l 'Y a new and infallible remedy, be restored ilk 1t,,,t, 4tiritier coristittitional strength and vigour. II rah, t i,, '4s of e.d. debilitated habit's proceeding either from an kit t -4 , iii t"juzal and illicit pie ' asiire, -or frnm . a . long rec ent. c't eti. - s. .It• ), a..... .••atees, hard drinking, the injudiciotis use of tr,.n.,,te are. speedily restored to health and strength. , .. 11 tii, of 7i !..self-eridelit proposition, that where the Ai,- tirs4ve ofiltelleetunl capacity is directed to the treatment tii,-,',rc,,,t fill few peculiar coniplaints, there must be thi. 4 1 ': toethoT"ty of siicces and as a lii44.re,k„d' .of ciare is so y particularly expeditious, as l'ell proof of this positint hi tti 'a sot .so. etidently sitiieror to the common practice s ,11,41I'llYteunitris.ti,'..'ht. casei of crife ‘ ction a perfect restoration of ,l)r h 4 lnst 4 i. 1 . 1, - Sthirt period of three days, a.nd in those ., . I, '' s'' r Per c ' eter acY, Where ether practitioners have fall-A, It elti - -e rer - 1 . • sures to -til t tilt . .in -e in their plan of treatment cii . . 441),* a ll y fey' W..ll'groinifiect and laning re-establish l'i•l',". inut -4 e 41.13, application the patient. will . escape the tit "eel exPence of a tec liett - s ' attene .. ince npon the lesii ex tit:t c4stiletitilier. 'ln tile . most ' Ubstinate and compli !t,,,,'N, sta7f venereal infection, such as obstructions in the i4, t , t4 tis l'gY excrescences Ivi.ril tumours, callous Ulcers, t4 e T,' ,. t'A. '''nat leteakness' gieets, as also ' s . nuc - ivitEs, 111 I•of e n Tt or sif long d ' uration, and w'oicti have baffled Ni t ti " i t tr tit er practitioners, are, by their persent impruved 1 1 44 t i ., t. ' kti:li'ertt, effectuati, ,cult permanently curt•il, with -4,44;rtha,, ‘,silffa-ing t heexcruciating pain and alarming i s. tat it • 'ilich fresriently .f ll • the a'icistion of the kr "' l t t ' In tl • ' - "ws : . •actice ill . i' 0. ',l.puli 't- C•)!lrSt of it) years extensive pi . tfi - ; , sil y 411 IS, nonerisus..cases of strictures have heel' anti t (ip - tr !'tt by a ( "r t heir sare the total eradiCat ion of whets i 1 s ~'4 i i,'" to ,s,if.'', craiit, 'and expeditious made of practice, ,tii,„ k 't . 0. , 1 41 .4 „ 2 :niter yet adopted. The we.ilines . s, relaxa qtkitttd,' a ". r) pit from this con:pi:slat, is speedily ‘ l '''r si ' '' itsiti'Lllte patient Vestoied to sound and vigorous s 'tt ‘ i vi - i e ._"eve - r,,;,? . re the debility. lots* fur yearsc . ..xisted„ . a p . r , i_i ,ttit,q'e h, nee 4 ‘, 7 L . in their relorativ e remedies, 0t,.i.! the k( ti t 'i t the ,14,'"feT1 destroyed, i.i . indispensably requisite to ). .Yl. 'ltl On. . 4 lertili; spar:ism; life, and to re-aid:nate the „'tYli:4,Ntil I :kt t.; l :e 4,. ~)-e4/"C and Gentlemen of the first respectabi t:at 04.`valt4"der the care of Messrs. Ciirrie and Co. fur lit;A.,t :.Avii,g 4.:....s:o.inplaints. of the Uret hra,. Strictures, tke• ; p:rfyilt•-e'lvt.,ll.ed a radical and permanent .cure, request tr,. ti ecisi y , „`'Y lie mad e t o them ifs satistictorY evnienc" t r i i,„, l't(t)TelAt, %"iPacilliority,of • A1e. , ...,- ' . Currie and Co.'s plan k'll" 4.t' ' '() ° Ye . . Y "f these Gentlemen live had Strictnrei 't'tet,le4Visidter:' ''''', l IL . Id been Under the care of Messrs . .. Attni e ' p,„, 1 i t , . aim other Surgeons of equal entitle:la.,. , Nl e ,.. ' wi tout - ''' 'u'e hy the application of the lunar wi t 4 •Ir%(. ••••sue e , s • 1,, ti.,, 1rrie:11• 1 ' . ''' ''At. .•• Vein '' C". mai , be corsulted •by either Sex, P No i ~.`st • delie, • "-. . - L I atii„, t. t,,, H att,. .c 3, secrecy, and honour, at their i, 11 ,,nf th ..‘ti 11,, (~ " 1 7gartlen. I c 'tni',.,,,.'•:tv Ya w - a "9trY ;LI. reTillt.sted to state the parti,cii -0;1.4 ieii i `t reniitlg7! ..P.tut general habit of living, .&c. lc. I ,,, , ' i t . t e th:LitFiv,n "0:,,,e1-..irt.tsttiv.ice and nicrtic , in k e i s n , ,, t , t i, l , i , e n n the kt l i. '; '; qf let ' t rve Y 'tt) sse(g'itiitiitYtii)iatt'lt o .' t • h underti - ili . ing, the ~„44ttti,izs ati:y hi-added to the ' i L ic i c L omit for racdicir."' 1) i. •,U7, Hatten7i4ardeli. c. a ti • MAGNIFICENTLY NOVEL LOTTERY ! ONLY 15,000 Tickets, which have the Chance •of ALL the Prizes, in the following Scheme, of 20,0(0 Tickets. By this arrangement the amount of PrizeS is in= creased One-third in value, above what has ever before en riched a iVheel with 15,003 Tickets, and includes fur the first time since the establishment of Lotteries, • Three Prizes of L. 50,000. etch, and • Four Prizes of - L. 00,000 cacti. BEGINS DIL.WING SEVENTH OF NOVEMBER. S C M E. _ _ _............ 3....l'rizes 0f... f .50,0 J() 3 per Ct. Cons—L.lso,ooo ... .4 20,000 ditto, BO , -000 • 3 , 4,000 ditto, . 1-2,000 8 l,OOO ditto, B,OOO 10 , - 500 ditto, 5,090 10 3OO ditto, 10 - 200 ditto,. - 2,000 24. . 40 5O ditt0,. • 2,000..... - 15 ditto, 30,000 2,000 • -10 ditto, 20,000 Amounting., in Stock and Money, to ,C. 314,400. Shares, as well as Tickets, of ALL the stuck Prizes, will receive their proportion, transferred to the Holders, without any Deduction whatever. 'PICKETS and SII.AitES are selling at T. BISII's (the Contractor's) Offices, 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING CROSS;London, who Shared and Sold, in the Contract just ended, No. 2,G47, a Prize of 40,0001. Three of 1,0001. and Seven G,dtien Prizes - ; and in the Lottery which ended in April, ALL the Three Prizes of 30,0001. Thit Thiy were published, In 1 Vols. Bvo. Price TI. 16s. with a Portrait of the Author, Fir A ItNIONI E4`4 - of NATURE —l3y J. B - . 14. DE ST. PIERRE, Author of Studies of Nature, Paul and Vire..,inia, -- Bce. translated froth the Frt,nch by W. '!Heston, M. London: Printed fur Baldwin, Craduck, and Joy, raternns= ter-row. Where may be had, the Original Paris. Edition of the saute work, in 3 rof3.. Price 11. This Day was publi.hed, In Two Volumes, Bvo. Price lets. The THIRD EDITION, enlarged and improved, of iyrr R S to a• FRIEND on the EVI- A . DENCES, DOCTRINES, and. DUTIES of the CIIRLSTIAN RELIGION. By OLINTIIIIS'GREGOR, Of the Royal Military Academy, ‘l7oolWith. London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Pater noster.row ; and J. Hatchard, ESTABLISHED FIFTEEN YEARS. THE PUBLIC are respectfully invited to an inspection of the eery large and cheap Stock of FAISH SHIRTING and SHEETING CLOTHS," now on Sale at No. 4, .the South side of Bloonishory-square. The Co , aPany, from the nature of their Establishments here and in Ireland, oiler to the Community the above Articles much cheaper and better than they can be procured through any other modium. Their Linens arc bleached under their own inspection, With out the help of Acids; they warrant their durability and co= lour, and engage to return the Money should a fault appear: Country Orders faithfully attended to.—Agents : John Dono van, No. 4. liloontsbury-square, London ; Samuel I'. Lee, tOi Stephen-street, • .Good dills on Ireland, and Bank of Ireland Notes, taken in payment for Linen, or di s counted. 'ILLARD'S EAST INDIA wARELIOUSES, N 0.16, CHEAPSIDE. THE Proprietor respectfully inform; the Nobi tity, Merchants -and Families, arriving from abroad, that a variety of splendid INDIA SHAWLS are constantly on Sale on the first terms, together with beautiful BRITISH INIITATIONS of ditto, both long and square. The Veil . Peru. Angola Teneran, &c. Les desseins en sort stipt.'rieurs et tout a fait nouveaux. INDIA MUSLIMS 'as imported by the Company) for Gentlemen's Cravats; curious worked and plain ditto, for Ladies wear ; Gold end Silver ditto and Tar, haws; Long Cloths, Anjengos, Saccaranies, &c. Fine French Cambrics, Foreign Lice, itnd Veils. The first Faircies of Irish Linens; of Sheetings. and of Foreign Damask Table Linen, in whickNohlemen and Families may hate their Arms wrought to order; Family Mourning of the'first description ; Superfine Bombazins'.. ' Crapes, &c. The IMPERIAL PA TENT cLom is sold,'-atanaped, in entire cases and by the piece, by.thc Patentee, at the Warehouses only. Curious Abergavennv Flannels, Printed Furnitures, Moreens, &c. Quilts and Counterpanes. Printed Muslins,Carn bries, and Bettillas, of unique designs,• and peculiar to the House; with the finest iliritisb Mann factured Gords, adapted for the French and other Foreign Markets.—:Tools by the Piece at the astral Whole , ale Price. India Shawls exchanged for other Goods, or the full value may be received 41 Cash for them. • THE BLACKING MONOPOLY EXPLODED. IT is now certain jive Art of manufactnring IL - LIQUID BLACKING has reached the. ACME of pERFEcTioN; that there's and has been a competition be tween certain Blacking-makers, which has given a spur to the Invention t and we can. from actual exverience :5 , 1y, that RICHARD TURNER's BLACKING MANLIFAC:FUILER, in London-road, Southwark, has our DECIDED PREFERENCE over any weliaec yet seers or made trial Of; and its qtialities, we feel satisfied, arc such as none can..EXCEL, and few can EQUAL. TEAL JAPAN BLACKING. Sworn at the Mansion-House, before the Right Honourable Lord-Mayor, June 49, 1815. RICHARD TURNER, 114, London-road, Southwark, in the County of'Sarrey, 11l eking Manufacturer, maketh Oath and saith, that the REAL JAPAN BL tCKING now made and sold by hint, in his own proper Name, at his Manufac tory, in the London-road aforesaid, continues to he made by the saute Worl.men Who have hitherto been employed by this Deponent in his Business, and is of the same quality`,. in all respects„ as that which, under the Names of GEORGE DAY and HENRY MARTIN, has for several Years last past he en prepared and sold at the said Manutactory, in Sixpenny) Shil ling, and Eighteeupenny Bonk:.. . ,1144 - 26 A 4/ Remark.--Merchants and Shopkeepers supplied with the above Blacking with six mouths Credit, by addressing their Commands to the Warehouse, Where a - single Buttli; may bt had as aSample., AGENTS. . - Robinson and Stuart, Pritchard and Sons, Earley and Long,doilma Smith and Co. William Smith, Crisp, Bristow, Lewis, Briant, Winter, John Clarke, and Crowder, Portland place, Clifton, Bristol; July. Moir, Merck:Jot, Aberdeen; Westginc-street, denkings, Cheap..si Fe et., - F e rbuche, Market-place,. and Offer, Poi.ltney-bridge, Bath Saunders - , and Stephens,. Plymouth Duck ; Stacey.. Lxmonth ; ProWie, Totness ; Kerslake, Exeter; C. Cox, 'fan! ; For ster, Bridgewater ; Brooks, Burton on-Tr en t ; RaWlev, New- - castle ; 'Saunders, Lutterworth; Rice, Kennilwortl, near War wick •' Es-anc, Post-Office, Windsfore, Cheshir e: . H e ath-. : cot, Macclesfield: Fitton,. Bedworth ; Smith, . G w ran tha ; Dicey and SniittfSon, NorthiimptOo ; itoelit.i. ter ; J,:tcobs,. Taal; Easton, Winchckezi ; Cully-. ton, Devon ; Kings and stuns , Merchaots, !'.ionthampton;. G unne r, Guildfurd ; Glover and D;rbv; and fens-. Inrton awkSon, Worcester. 'finis Day was pablished, In a neat thicli poct;et Volume, price 4s. or on a larger and superior Paper, price (s. SKE'T'CH of the DENOMINATIONS of the CHRISTIAN WORLD. To which re prefixed, an Outline of Atheiem,' Deism, Theophilanthropiem, Mahometaoistn, and a Chronoloqical Table of Ecclesia;tical History. The Thirteenth Edition, corrected • and mudh enlarged. By the Rev. JOHN EVANS. London : Printed by .assignment of B. iud R. 'Crosby and Co. for Bahi in, Cimhick, and Joy, Paternoster-row. This bay were published, in 3ro. price 104. lid. tE aCHES About sA ATmospriEßlc PHENOMENA.: 7 IIy THOMAS FORSTER, F.L.S , TIIF Second Edition, greatly enlarged Loridott for Baldwin, Craduck, and Joy, Paternos- ter•rew, i' s * 'Phis Edition contains a series of Plates, illustrative of M. Howard's Nomenclature of the Clouds and other Atmos pheric Phenomena: The want of such a Nomenclature has rendered all descriptions of Atmospheric appearances unin telligible or indistinct. 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The Institution claims the attention 9f this who have attempted to Care thoncices, or rho hare consulted illiterate Men, who , , int treatment has ruined thous:link. the head, face, and body, eyo., throat, mouth; itnd no.i , Uui Pin the eUrg,.glan dular s k " --ng,3 in the nevi:, ileafisqs , , tiim,ae, , ..3 of sight . ; s tVlctnrear, pains in the head and limbs, mistakcd for rlieuntati s , w. , 'w._-;;lime.;s in she Luce::,ahele,z, are - .•fisipttsiti,,i which aiipe;:,; y;ars.after, and too °Rea ehillit-• L , srs the thatrimonial state. . _ . . Messri. at.,2 ,ooAult (1:::1y 1 all raill;sl of peoi!le, fr,m k 'cleven till ,:i.lllt, prcei , 7ll)', ; , 714 Sitn:tay morNir.r.-, , , till 14 ' 41. e . el a :}t C .1:3" tbt: czrrtvr. They spark muck of the approaching nornipa tion of a Minister of , the Interior; some persons believe that this nomination will not take place antil after the opening of the Chartibers,.and that the tscw Minister will be eboten from among the Chamber of Deputies., It is said that the Swiss are preparing to hty siege to the castle of :rout. they write under the date of the 12th inst. froth the environs of Montmed.l, that !he besiegers were establishing before that place considerable ‘vorlis. They heard on the evening before a very brisk, cannonade on the 'side of Longwy. Serjeant Dalouzi, who played the character of a General at Strasburgh, has, it is said, been ar rested, According to the intelligence from Brussels, the bombardment of the fortress of Char!cutout was to commence the 15th. The Allies are more strictly blockading the for. , tress of Thionville, and have began to establish batteries Oti the right bank of the Mosel'e, in or der to bombard the place with more facility. - They write from Alencon— , -" We see pass from day to day, Prussian troops going to join the Gth Corps d'Artnee, cantoned in Brittany; artillery iii particular passes." VIENNA, SEPT. 9.—We learn that the Porte has ordered several. magazines to be established in different fortresses of . Turkey, bordering up o n Russia and Austria. The city of Sitistria, which has acted a part so con;iderable in the war be tWeen-•the Russians and Turks, has become the dept - of arms for the Ottoman Empire. Crowds of strangers and adventurers flock to it, of all countries and religious ; every one brings pro= jeers, and solicits military rank. it may L believed, that the 'forks, who adhere to their old maxims, and never change their habits, reject these innovations, but accept of the offered ser;- vice. The Servians are worse treated than. ever by the Porte ; the animosity between the two nations is carried to its height. Already several bloody scenes have been exhibited between the parties. The Emperor of Russia has ordered lists to be made out of the tvido'A's and orphans; and of ihe peasants, in Alsace, whose, villages have been (;e -stroycil by the events of the war. Routes are de livered to those%vho - choose to repair to Russia. The greater part proceed to the Taurida. Advices from Parma state, that a great Power has commenced a negociation for the cession of the Duchy of Placentia to the King of tiardinia, who is to cede Spezia to tare mediating Powers. PARIS, SEPT. 2 . 1 tis generally thought that the negcciations with the Allied Powers are ter -minated, and that all the great difficulties are - ob:. viated. They - speak of the articles subscribed by Qur Government, and even the subordinate ar rangements y and of engagements of such a na ture as cannot transpire until they ate finally. agreed iipon by all parties. It is said that a Treaty of Commerce either has been signed, or is on the eve of signatnrc, with England, it is confidently asserted that the Emperors of Russia and of Austria will qtrilAis city on Satur days next, and tile King'of Prussia on the follow- ing day. Several changes in the Ministry are coninient'y spoken of. The Duke of Otranto yesterday gave i n hi s re signation to thy King. Several persons are con jectured as likely to succeed hint, as M. M. Angles, Bacrienne, De Case, and De Vitrolles. It is said the Minister of War proposes ininie diately to resign ; his successor, they suppose, will he tl►e Duke Dc Feltre. 1)1. laget de Baure, P-resident of the Royal Court, will, on the - assembling of the Chambers, lie entrusted with the Portfolio of the Interior. Other changes are also spoken of, hut not with apparentautheisticity. Bing. • Th e Kin of Prussia'was present the day b e f ore , yester day at a grand ret ied' between La C 173111 1