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I •,71 _ ~_~~ ~ 1 , • I . ' • ‘‘ 1 )0 1 ', °1 11(9' . •;" ": - • - ';i 4 jf ,2,- ;3\ " • A , -411 • • • • r t 4 4 , •t • ' r gip , ..* ‘:\ L . l rO6l. worl 12 'PI? o1'.r!1 NES DAY, JAN UARY 18}4, [PliTet to 141 • "A'i.lF..\ Ditt;RY-LANE. 1 111 I . ', ENT EVENING,. Jan . . 12,• their ~e rv'av, will pet fty:in (?d time) a new Comic rtiA, ! . 11ctee act-, .."- 1 loy:t • NARENSKY: ,e • will Ile added ,„1 t i ei, a new Splendid Panto - mime. calk ti ' TILEQU IN 1-I,IIi.PFP,. iLiTicquin H d Harper. an every Evening till ter notice. HELSF.,2I,FIOSPITAI,4 JAN . . T 0,1414: dID.I7PAL 7'Y- OFFICE, Dcc 2'o, - 18 h i. • NEW t DiTION OPVIRGIL. vArzy: rabti§h,d, . A. hound, a imatand correct-Edition of VIRGIL for the U;e of •.; The,Tf.x.t is 6ollatea from th‘ Ifene's; liarinduu's„ . and others. ct, ~'•' THESE arz..., by ortlet_ot: tlie Right Honourable Eiie I.,olßts and ucheils. Counnissinuea.kfOr managing, Zile aks.,tlajesty'g`Koyal Hospital at Chelsea, to ive [lee that All Oilt-PoisiJners liElunging to the said LtrthlCM,lir ivittrui the-Distrii-5 of thellills of Mm - - ti:tay, are required to appeal: peiNcilially and - I`egitn6utally, with their Ins' vticrlonsnnti - Certhirates of •.Lllllrtission, at the Secretary's thirce, to the .said lio4ntal, ott the respective litys, and in their daft:rent Giass,.s,accortling, to their sevenil 'Rates of Pvision, as undermentioned, Wi:ell• attendance will giVeit irouiaiDeu`diock 11l the morning until' three:in the afternoon, tor thy payment ot flail a Year's Pension iu ad va:ice to l+fidsuninter twit. • • •-• • . On Friday the 14th of January, The Pensioners at 6:1. per day, from the Miterent regiments of CavOlry, Ist :regiment of Foot, with the re wattling- itegnueats or Corps. . ,On Saturtloy, the lbth danttary, TBOS'e at ld. per day, 'from the seveial li.e6iinciits or Corps alidve nientita.eo. - •04 N r' OTI et is he eblrgiien, that a ..Session' (f ci`ye) and .7'erntidter and Gael Deavcry, for the 'IWO v.: Of fed= committed on the High Seris, within the lerkd4etion,4l the Adnairalty . ofEngland,zoill be held .at Ji;itiee the Old Bailey, Landon, On Filelay,. the . iist of Jan. ne:rt, at Eight o' Cloth fit the "working: . - J; Tr. CROKER. .Lier ; I 4 ' I , ?at' tll Ol did Solel,l4y 1,0n,m - rnan and .co..l. f ackinkVn . i, Law, Riv ingtori, Richardson, LanLl , .alia.D 6l6 ?-': • • *4 4 Theo Viet be bill - 6f • print..—tiray ask foi• Valpy's Edition of Virgil . . • , . rflExraF, RoVIL. cov,2N - T-GARDsN. • • • l'ifl.>!;ENT I?X!'7 , TIN ( J, Jari. • 12, •will perfopned the Comic Oel-, of" IN k V To • • which ;will be aqtit , t) ri 511 i time,, Grand Panto- AIVIPI-I LEM, 1;"; It . - • . . 4 1'14s Day Was priblealied,'price'es. ad. 10. IV. PF .T II E PAMPHLETEER, in this' $. - f;ries of which work are 'cotitAined; besides Other ralua!a Laud original Partrhlets, those'zdf Mr. Vim:BA tart; Mr. &c. &c, on k'iliairce—of the Bishop of Un ti Illtistnee, -Mr. Charles' Butler, Mr. Le Mreirrier, &e. Question—f Dr. Maesh, hlr. tau- Fitt , Mr trirclolphy; Zko. o t the'Bilale .'•ociety-•-.4 'the Rep. th-v Corooriace of Corr.tspondenee—Mr:,l3,looe,:pe, Pfob'u.s, Fabius, &C. ottEast India Affa]rs of C. Ira4 - q) anti Mr'. 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SUPERIOR ATLAS FOR ScHoor, - s-; • This Day was puVished, • ReYal Quarto,. price Eightet:e..iliillinzs ne3tly hail-bound; or full eacinro, price One Guinea. • eASTELL'S NEW GENERAL ATLAS z cosn; taioing .digtinct,NTaps of, all e principal States and Kingdoms • throughout the ',Vorld, friMi 'fiat latest and "best AuthOritia,.inchiding a Map of ancient Greece, and of the Empire: the Almle correctly .engraved. upon Thirty P;az es, Royal ()nano, and benatilully outli - oes. , Printed for C.',;(.7radoelt.and (: , ceesiors to 'Fhoniai Osten), No. 32, Paternostiir-roles. • The Publisliis" ofter.tbe,Atiov_e Atlas to Sell:49ls, as the; most coyteet, the most usefoil,, qnd.at•the saute timelthe cheapest, ever executed, tlikr hive no lfesitatik,n in .aSini, that it wants,otity.to lie 4een Gibe univdr-rally ad)oted : it is'• already 040 in many pf_the Most. respectable Seminaries in. the Einnire. • tly taking ,it in quantitieS , :bera, allowance will be • , matte: r vr or . _ iARLI , :te7IY AND 11-IF. SWANS. i: 1 41 ,N . - morro w , Antony .iind . CI empat . .ra ;.. wit li I..larleciOn and z Y s z ans. .. rho ° •;),;;IP On'Alsonipty, the 17th of Jantiqry; Igel` lt of s , ; er the - P*4lllk •Enitv n•di. disappointed cothp!ete!..tii'ts Work, a Spc•orni Edition.of.No. 1: is in the Pref;s, - arAcl a reprint• of ever). Nuulhzr will 'follow, to ant y er ti le i ncrea sing deniaini, that thdy ina.y never be out of • • i• or ,A f ff e ' ;10'14 fl er‘ i 'op?' ie 411) 50) , i •' ~i 7e5 0 , 4 _-$ 1 0 2 [ri 5 „a 26 4 Ati .-, 0 , • • 0 4 ) 5 ti j 4S ~ ' ''%°' Ver V 00,1 • . * r.l nt;ul . :c I':YIN - .1). - • , . , Lloyd's, .Tan. 1, 1814.. , rki. • . . :: . • . '''aPa CONIMUTEE of ' the PiVriti(MlC ~,.. • • tt.,,.: ~ ek7NI) f...,1 IL t,, 10. Vo.ir duty, on the late signal and 11),:"' . .:` . ;ucees.: io Ibe et.ir.,ot Ariny'lmeler the command-ok ra, -4 74! 1 K-iic ''.. l .'l' 1.1,1 n. >' , a V., to rail on all their• Con atry-- t it :l ill v EtA 4 h . t! ,,,,, , t ,, " ii ri,, i n : t' , ! 1. , ...e . iief, whietil.firy have. i'': ' :,.l l " t&tcti,led, to the !Irivc men who have been disabled, t: -•'''-' tail •,: - f ti te - , e : who' bare Ltli A m in this iinportat!t , it t if f , lir ‘,.. 0 • - •S • • 4 ' , , • . , . . hl,,t, ' &ll Stittttioll, billet; * i , Stal)ll:4iiiient at tile,cotliate l r nc . e7 • rtal . 4lf. t . i tta , ~. ..,rent NV nr, lias aiiorded an (immoral) ( i.,7 a.id • ' / :`,.411 ' 4 4 4 i i,lis;z•i•ee y? -alleviation, t ,bnore thaii 16 .! 0`01: Ifes i''' P rilg, - 'oSr:llten; and private Soldiers, their i tt-id,irivs, Or ' ' ',," l-.. ^, yr flettendAnt Relatil". The Committee, therefore, , : It l'i '. l -' . te' i.i ' :o •,, •.t thrkoi..tli the generous sy Ilya : try of -I 'c'' 'l ii i..;: ' l ' .' di: T rit . iii., , People, sensible of the bles,ln4; ~f '. tt i l l - d . ' fr,,,, iti `, r trt it e aims of its vindictive Enemy, " the confidently ,‘ trt7:; l'4l-1 . - SF:ANi k ' N and SOLDIER 11 AY: OM 't he .1 that those 0.1. i ariic, ~,,o , to hi m whilizlivihg, sha:l in ''‘. 3 , !vent of his falling dear to ca.i.....e, find Friends,,;:t.nd 4 ' Ite l ; tr ,`Nns in a gratefill and generous' Countr-F; and that " by 7,n-0 'nay ine'rlithled in its 'defence shall not benegle . ctea ' t hose whom he has bravely defended." . . I. P. WELSFORI), Sac. 1t a 1,...- Subscriptions since the last Advertisement. ' 11,. -`- 1 -4'Kerizie - L. 1 . 1 0 4 ',"'Y (Ai re 'nil .., i1 . '.1,1 '4 " - 5 5 0 /hi 'l.?L'gue Cholmeley, Bart I , ', r •t ' s 'abrth Freeman, Collection at a Ball at - t. ' t. ' , ' l l, tiaras • . . 'II', 14, 23 9' 6 ,• late -,, , ;—part of Balance fto ii the*Ftind of the . • I -. l'i'.l , of Cu -) i o , Forest Volunteer Cavalry 50 0' 0 i l ir rlti i li t i l . :l:l):ti vl u t‘ i '' :it lN : l;: r l g ua..t '' '' ' P;1-1;;;;11 ''''''' ' al.'id. '''''''' 255 1.04 0 0 the 1 1 I • ' o . , e, Bart. Captain of 11.11.4 Shannon 30 .0 0 •,.- ‘ t'll • Lient.-Gen. Stewdrt, commanding '2d Di I ),..,t 'star t cf the Army under Marquis of - Wellington 21 0 0 ti;,,_4lllrotbek, V . ;Mow Nall, Halifax '''''' - ..... 50 0 0 V i .::: 1 ; Hall, Royal Navy .. 5 0 0 ik , ,‘ll., Y's of tiufrolk Yeomatirl- _ 10 0 0 o i t i '' Y's ray of the Officers, • Non-commissioned. li . "rs, and Privates of the 2d Garrison Batta '4li aolin '-ht ! , • .• 45 :3 0 4 .„. crlptions received at the B, r. of Lloyd's, and by the re -" Blk • ~._ . ,la ers 14, ...ctxnf.,lN. it, scrvIERSZ7-PLACE. WrICE s hereby given., - that all WORKS Itnt intended for the ENSUING EXI-111ITLON must he , NIO NDAY, the Fourth, or Err Six o'Clock, on TUES: ki4e4.lte Fifth of April, after which time.uone cast he ad poptl possible care will be taken df such works, luit.the `,i~c4demycannot hold themselves responsible in cases HENRY UPWARD, ILA. Srcretaty BY and Co. t;eg leave to remind the that the ST.\TL LOTTERY begins praw th"; 1 . 1Ci 1 71 t'and s t- '" NEXT d 1 Prizes that they h irkreasing demand ave ow Sale a gran + ' Ll . - ll' tu n ., aind.!,HAßgS,.at their office, is. far beyond ter"lc)R,7 sanguine expectation. h v — N . l l , /Y 1 4 nd C were gratified in the Last Lot „nue; v among 6. their tcri . ends a 20,0001. 10,0001. he , t h eire rt s . "'. JOOOl. 5001. 3001. 2901. &c. in Sixiy-three CWit.% 1 4 ,1 1, 1 the Money paid as soon as Drawn, at No. 26, N. 11 "tra is el : , r clers by Post or' Carrier executed on the same Preset. _ _______.. . • I'EPLIFN SON — 'S l' VIENT FIL TERIN G Vi f : 4L ik-ii - L-011. :are portaute; never out ofrepair, and t at t - olriiy water from the foul e.:t source, at the ntiexampled t) t4 "t . 100 (4alions per day, reroterin4 the water in coloor i s 2 l ttriilly transparent: The increased demand he receives, tt ri f Nitincing.pi ()of of the superiority of his,invent i , n over 0 thing. of the kind yet thiertd. To - he seen at work, at 4:4 \ll 4ft:chivy, Lit t Niortmei-street, Cavendiih-squate: tiiu 4t the Bar ile .Texuca.leni .Cofier-Hou:.e, Coopers'- ~,. 1 : t, Cui • 4thlll. Woter , elotels and Engine - 1 upon the ...........,'tituproi:ed priniipies. _ • - . 1 11. "10 N ENV •NICSIC. ► ENGLAND, 1-10 ! the favourite Mdo 11 / 4 •l' irani4t ) c o,•ea, now performin-at the Theatre Royal, iT!'-garden, cemposed and arrange g d for the Piano-Forte, ° I th e ft 's* Pl i 3 llo4 , ' pi - ice 10s. tid. The kopular Nieto-Drama ta: ° and his Men, co reposed mid arranged - for the I''A l t,f r ,-;'"Y by Ditto' price 10s. Gd. Caeruhini's • eele:frated sfs'erture to 3.l;acrecon, arranged for the Piauff-Forte , th e '• 4)1w:cello, and an (ad lihitum) Accompaninictit for N' by J• Mazzinglii, price 4s. or single for the Plano ktra, I.‘:iite ffice 2s: Ga. - Also same Overture, fin- two' Duly au one Piano Forte, with Ae tV4".3"44ts 'ref le, Violoncello, and Harp, by Ditto, (jr for tw , o performers. oh one Piano-Forte, ,-utf 4 , 4 t . • ‘ccuoipalfin't ••t fr the Flute, price 3s. tid. A•Grand - "l.ai t '''f•or th e pi. vith Acctunpaniinent for the. tri,, Vi ol . Alto Forte, 4 - ln,cfnuposed byllolder,..N . lus. t '"Petit , Bioux, No. 16, containing a ad viuti, Price. ttle, with Variations, comp :iced Or Thomas 1 homy -1,,P411,25• The popular Overture to the Melu-Draina of ;','er and his lien,composed by. H. R. Bishop, price 3s. '/Y1 1 ) - ; u 'e Wind hi ••s•Vic favourite Round sung in Ditto, t 4 ;10, price Qs. " Al ' id ' has She Mien failed in her Truth ; Prie e a/ :"4 - ite gong sung by Mr. Sinclair, composed by Ditto, 's• bd. L ( by d itiu youth beloved, sung by Miss Matthews, 'nice s. t •• sd Pi, • Published be Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter, and U „ . ` 4 1.4 1 ' 4 ::: 2 ° , &oho square and N0.:7, Nyestmoreland-street, • .z, . 'IL v s , (3 ''4i G.ISNI7INi PECTORAL TIALSAM' of HONEY,' ti,, INVENTED BY '..1,11. JOHN HILL, M.D. ‘l, 'COUGHS, ' COLDS, ASTEMAS, and Asti c o '" A SUMP'PIONS i ' Medi cine is unequalled, the ,I , e l : l ', , : r t . ic; a - ad' Constu ' oPtTv t e i Tnay relion Relief, and, by . d ue . 4:iv, ' b ~1 1, te, cm axadicaf Cure. Those whose Lungs are iiti ter, r `-' 01 (1, or .o.ppressod b a quilutit of Glutinous-11a - ti, je 1 ., and a safe and Certa i n Remedy ;—lt opens the t!lo- . c;;ltv`-qtets---lieals the s oreness o f the Breast—removes t dith- I 4q • BrL4 M -►ty • ut i ig--.promote 4 easy Expectoration; and pre , tvr'l";, 1, i. 1.1 as Unres, Wrn I- Costimptire Affections, so fatal c a ,isand in this Countr. ta .1 , tlt ` u il—No Aledieine was ever to universally COunterfeit - Plis ‘‘ .t. t. hi 3 ; and a few Years ago, the 'Wife of the Ito': Robert . 1,,,..,;' , of P eteriiJrotigh, had nearlyrfallen a sacrifice to a 1 . . I'4 ' ° us liahaak 01 H on est, 8 ° 1 ( 1 bY 4.‘lemist ats:l Druggist 114t)tsuoiss will therefore 'he careful tr, ask for' Sir John Hill's 1 Z.,,,,,` ros ",f, .Honey," and • obsers'e the names of " Shat‘' , and A u ,. ~ are engrareil on the Stantp-given with such Bottl. ch,, '9 l , A thilec :le and retail, by E. Edward's, No. &G,St. Paul st' re t 1-. '" . ( 1 ; aed iq Ysligt.z, Oxfo r d-street; and "aunt, Ex - Ne......p,.; • - —ce ft. 94. Os. aid. and 225. per bottle. I Those u.t . Is. per ti,Li, front the different. lie e lietents of- Ca vahly, fool.,Goariis, t%•itii those . li•uni the Ist itegnuent of Foot to the sotli ine4isive. ' ' Oft Tuesday - , the 18th of January. ' • Those at Is. per klay from.the olst Iteitioient of Foot, and .all dlre remaining I.i.e6iinents • Corirs; also-the Pensioners .teen any iteiments or (~.!ori.s at Is. oid. and is. ia. per day. On Wednesday, the ipt.ii ofidiittnry. 4 Ttel'ensioaars at Is. ilil.. 11. 2.1. Is. 21d. and IS. 3d. per day. ' ' -, , , -; _ • 03 Tour.sday, ihe 20th of January, . , Thqse.at Is. 0...iLi.,p,:1 . d5;, witti tii9Se at the different rat es td is. 9a:pet da - ; inclusive. Oa Friday, the 21st of January. Th os e at is. 9;11. to 2s. al Id. per day inclusive. •-• 1 S.lturday,.the'22cl of Jathiary.. -The Pensioneis front toe Militia at tOd. ptfr day,' with the Frit:ate (4eatleineo J receive Annuities' Irma the -late. Ist and 2d 'froups ut Guards? ak, t ip,s e p c „,i plers „ ow the several ILe6n.aents WllO here be2.l Of wi,e,tier al is. per ,day, or 11,,.vaid.s, 5...511 the Hos pital Surgetnis trill aitcad tor toe purpose of exatilitiir4 all' soca Luca, and report to toe 11, ›lt hoard upon any of Went w h o may it,p,•tar to Lie reeovefed or inaprOveti in their sight, t i le cap , it i . 5. nose l iens:on - is then to be suspended till tile further , 'ae Liostri. • :Ind thJ tniers bejohing to tigisaiil who live ,L: _ rid. of ilic Bills fit :dor latity, .. L I,4dlrelaiM, hereny.cequired ft -21111 of Jiitie'noitt, and'afrer sn;.:ceeding j -t lieceinner, and 2;.ltii at June, uniiilart her .orders, war*: 01",' ~I..ijetty's Justices of ;Ate Pem:e in the riejgauL-'iiiioeEl LLILI reside, ismi iimlae the foliniv 7 irmailidatit winch the situ; .llagiatral - .e for trio CotlliV,'Cit-r. .Borough, or iticnog, before whom the Pensioner appears ieili sign, and date, %lz. came before me, one of his AI. jesty's •" Justices cf the Peace for the County of . and " inatle oath tout he VVU,S adali aro an i.)uf-Pensioncr of Cliel " sea Ilotpttal, on the day at 17 or is.. " front the Reg:hi - ent of commanded "by ; xras taco aged about . years, 'served in " tbe Array years, Was diacharged for alai that he is Li° mitc.:rwisr.rovied for • by the Public, hut "as Pensinner of the s a id HOspital, at per day, eef-pt his pay us a in the Regiment and imtv lit/es in the Pariah of ITS " Sworn briere me t hi* clay of And such of theca as Wereadiuittea on azeountof blindness, • are ordered to tranSiiiit with themtheir halt-yearly Affidavits, a Certificate a 4 to the state of their sight, signed hy an Army Surgeon, or other medical iterson-resldent in their nei4h bmirhood, but in such distant parts, where a Medical Certi ficate is impracticable, a.Certitieate from the Minister of the Parish to - that fact, and to ascertain - the contiouance of their liliOdness, will be - admitted. The Affidavit, drawn according to the above Furls, sworn before, dated and attested by a Magistrate, is las lie put op in a cover and sent by the General Post, directed thus, "-Ts) " the Right Honourable The Paymaster-fleneral • his Ma " jestv'siLand•Forces,/emilon," masking on the cover" Chel " seat Pensione ' r's Athdrait,". and cositterparts or; s daplicates of the said Adidas/its, are to lie reserved by the Out Pensioners respectively to be e:;hihited tai such persons as shall be direct— ed to pay them . , tegether with their hrstractions'and Cert!'li - clues if ddatission.7 in order that their ciaim to the Out. Pen • sian;may be fullyterified and their persons clearly .:identified. And to the •eud that the Commissioners for the affairs of Chelsea Hospital way be satisfied that . theYensioners•are the• sante perstios who have passed their examinatioo, it ,is hereby further directed, that such of them who have served in, and lia•se,„.w u d.seharged from any of the Regiments or indepen dent Companies of Invalid's, or Royal Veteran Battalions, are not to mention iii their Affidavits suck Regiment or-Compauv of Invalids, or Royal Veteran Battalion in which they served last, but the Regiment, troop or Cares of the Army from which they were first discharged, autt recommended and re - ceieed st.bielsea tlospital: eensioners are particalarlyto take notice that the half yearly pay :foots after Christmas, are to he regulated here. after, as the ;lac sof payiat•ot, by the musters at Chelsea, of such-only as reside within the.bilis of mortality, or the eh davits seat as air•si :• after tit , : Midsummer Preceding, and tlott the MO's:miner p ty.neirt is is in.nnier to lie regnlated by the musters or affidavits after the Christmas preceding. • It is also ordered and directed, that no person who shall change the, place of Isis anode given in at, his usuSitr, or spe ' citied in ids a lidavit aforesaid, aid who niay apply for his pension (excepting - to the Officers of Exelse nearest sneh place of abodi) . .stiall receive the-same, unless it appears by the eel-- . tificate of respeotable persous that sit:: i rem:AA, iN'a! through unavoidable necessity, which he or they could not foresee or pievont. • And that if - any•Penshiner shall fraudulently attempt tote ceive a:double payment of the Pension, either attlielsea or at differlot places, ne shall be struck oft the lists ; for the better prevention of which' frit'utls, each Penni:tiler is required to produce his Ihstraction Papers,at l ife time of payment.' Lastly, it . is notified, that .none wilt be entered upon the Pay-Lists of the said Hospital, or be entitlesi ti) receive any benefit therefrom, wises shall not act agreeably 'to these Orders and DireetiOns, partieolarly in sending their liatf-yearly-Atli ' davits to the Paymaster-General as above directed, and. to no other Office; which several Pensioners have of late either neglected to do, or Sent them irregularly to other departments. G. AUST, Secretary and Registrar. THIRD EDITION OF GUY'S. ENGLISH SCHOOL GRAMMAR. . • T•liis Day 4 was pubiished, The Third Edition, considerably enlarged, very considenably improved, and ,liandsoludy printed, prick is. 6d, bound •in red, • GUY'S -ENGLISH SCHOO.I., GRAMMAR ;. ,in which Practical Illustration-..is, in every .step, blended with 'Theory, by Rules, Examples, Exercises: ail,ap4.l throughout . to. the Use of schools and Private Teacheis. ' . By sJOS. _ Master of the Classical and Merealitile 7 , c:hoot, Foley-street, Portland-place. 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This_Day wag published, • In Oct •o, the Second Edition, price lqs. hoards, A NARRATIVE of the late CANIPAIGN 11 RUSSIA; containing Infoiniation draiNn front official Sources, and - frinn intercepted , French Dutuments hitherto unknown to, the • By Sir ROBERT KER PORTER. Illustrated with Plans, tit.c. wi the general I\ iovements of both Armies, during their Adrunce ancllletreat—and a Por trait of the late General Kutusolt Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees ' ~Orme, and Brown, Viteraoster-raw, and at: the BritishOallery, 54, New Bond. I street, titlLLE'fp.!l 01TILL cROINTIT HEAD-(„WARTERS MEL, DEC, 26. `c Some armed kitn-vessels from Elainburgh hay approathed „Blankenese . , Probably with - the Tiew of ,capturing. some boats-that were there; •Gen.f . Woronow. sent- a detaehtnent of, troops; with vi i piece of cannon, to time .bauk of the ' Elbe, on this an action . took. place, with the: - . • Fretich'y'r.ssets;'wificla cahiecf eight cannon ; 40 Russian light infantry c*ere-entbailicd in boats. in • order to. carry, the enentx.,h,rboarding, ; but, not withstanding-. his superiority, he thought proper to make off, fa-vpAre;l by the and was,loPg pursued by . the Russians. The Commandant of the gun-vessels was killed. Major-Geuertal Boye, who eomni?nds Cue troops before Glackstadt s liaving ordered the re giment of Kronoberg to make itself' master ,of a pidCe - of grabnnd whieh, in advance of-th . e fortress, was defended by a battery of heavy artillery, the garrison, at.the signal of a gua being fired from the ftirtreSs; made a sally. - The aetion - was.Very severe, and the enemy were driven back Within his walls with considerable loss. The ground was maintained, and the works upon it forwarded, atnidst t heavy fire of grape-shot from the fort. ress. The regiment of Kronoberg' bad several men killed and wounded in 'this affair, amdng Whom are two OfficerS.' ,The batteries Will be completed on the 25th. "'The King "of Denmark having-applied for an extension -of the armistice, it has been prolonged to the . 6th' of January: This interval is' doubtless a long one ; but however injurious it may - be as far, as respects the Allies; they will not regret it, piovided the basis of peace with Denmark is !aid before•its termination. :Advantageous conditions have been' offered to that government by Sweden : it is to be hoped, for the general good, and for . the advantage. of that Government itself, that they will be accepted. Impartial Europe will know how to apprec`iate as it deserves, the magnanimity of this offer, . Which conveys 4 ne* proof of the moderation of Sweden, and her upright wishes again to restore peace to the North. Nor- . way . was secured to her by the most sacred and solemn treaties : never had any guarantee a mare majestic signature, ,and never did any nation rely 'with.more confidence than Sweden, upon treaties whiCh deliver the Scandinavian Peninsula fro:u the influence and . policy of Napoleon. The hopes of peace hav'e improve! the Danish paper money 100 per cent. This :is the thermometer of 'he opinion of the nation. Tbe moment hostile ope rations are renewed, the paper will uo longer hay° any value. " In the mean time, amidst existing protesta tions,.an Anglo-Russian and PruSsian convoy has been attacked in the Sound, by privateets under the Danish and French flags, and must have fallen into the bands - of these pit ates, had tliey nOt been protected by the Swedish ships of war. This convoy was laden With valuable merchandise, and, among other things, With muskets and mill- Lary clothing. , " - Since the commencement of the armistice, a Russian officer, with dispatches from Frankfort for Count Walmoden, having lost his way, came under the walls of Rendsburg. Being,bronght before Abe Commlndant 'of the fortress, his dispatches were taken from him, - broken open, and read. Two of them, %vhicli were addressed fish Minister, have b&en kept back by tite mouclaw.-