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dence u) her _indiguatitto That they have not co i turritteii I,theniselres to so many hazirds, iP t eoVisi4tg.lice'of. being stiqm latecfby. England; aticl itlztvliti-a tellactOil*.tilt iimes upon her promise&atidttrfassistance. -Do i l.ti:cse •Gefusidbottinits .kad the taNtry to ilrinkirtf 1 , tysiesttrconfortiiaPeto Ile ho.. nOttr and the dignity 'bur flc untie l tin .t h basis of a‘..:Balawifloi s ' ih= the t cinarters of the world:billoten: Peace 7 -- ‘+6tild take :and t feAtoiieil TA mi Is tr y , to Commerce, to all Abe. Sciences Arts, which hive rendeisedltte -E ur bp ean hoe 6 of our .sgp ~ 39:efairnable, and so. snpetior, to t-hose of past gco4tations.-"(lvionitiar).. :~ ni 'ji - Constantinople, Afff'f:t. 't • • ' t• —• 4 , new" , ottriet, ho 1 . 4,s a rivet rem I . ypt, has btitiilti the following - intelligence: . , "-The.Engli - sh have so LoniNctely biocked - up all t is clririnels of iece.s to :li•xalleiria„ on the • that very. liGtle li p p,e remains tir.t.F4j'r l ich succour3 frot . Citiro or ally :Offer k.,`g.v . 4 6t. ..General 1 -. l in U . roll iNSON has Reticlescaused 4ep .ditches to, be diig, and ditu i line of ci'rcuintrailation, sukported by. re: doglstt., tip defeat. any,,s:dlies the'lsesteed On the 6de - Of the' sea 'Of ships, keepl flie. Harbour closely' 'hlOckaded: not_ ....wirktanding °.'these menheing - nypearances, - the 10"140ch s.seem' to .7 , f - el . no imp:et u'de, and' ivait for the . most tisinclUif intrepidity. They; haye'rejetled all ,the Ptpposals made to tlietfl fur the). - itaCt.;;;decf:tring, that they will de-, tieittitit to the 14st - exttemity. - They dO*not even fish frbceive an - 1 u?a,e Flags of f ruce,,burkeep, them at disrdnei - 'tfrAfing Avid' canticin upon (;• , • - . . :The F. n gl4h - Cpayier s .wflicf . are at triestr,; have.. lt i cla red dial ilif i alti'auificrised tu..trfat the •Ne 4.• politan, vessels.as enemies.. . Dr 'celebrated ti tin of Bratts at C././rstavtirop/e, i 43 declared Bank rupi i ' This failure will aired al pcisi every cO`trimeretAiirt of :Europe. ...., The Navigation'of the RLiqe is carried . or With, . . itiiit'intefruPtion, and commerce is rapidly- reviving . „ 3n that quarter. • The division of- thFputch Fleet widcr .Adrniral . • - . "Witliair it,• iii the 7e,e:o4 ; iS ist the_iioad t completely , , ready for Sea, and has, made sevetal demonitrations, 7 1 . -• '''' ' it , We're goilig . to join the . division . ' in the 4 . .. _ •••. , . ~. wt. _ MAD iurt, kills. 24..... b. His Exceller.cy the PR INC t of P1:Ao.1,• Generalissimo of the Armies .of his Catholic Majesty, 'on entering, upon - thetijOirations , af-lheSeaipaign against. Portugal, . published,' at• • the liestdo i f",,ithe ,Corps under his restunandobil fol. looting Preelamatitin t :llated 134 , iaj0i,.- May 14. .‘f At length,. brave4ipa.niatcls, • you' see men-titter ip i le i.totgliistb, . in, order :Lip lead you tci vie.tory. . An obrinate, ,though A weak •petipletre 4111... obstacle t ro*.ihe eernenongood,:i The French Troops, vietori r (sus twall parts of , the w i crld, are united with us ;' an. internal , connexion binds us together, and our , openttions will, therefore be more successful. Let us welcome out' Friends, the French, as such a situ ation requites we'should, and let us behave towards them like brothers:- 1 shall be ever at your head, andshall sitate,,yonr - perilai. , Rely on my attentions to supply your. wants,' tirid.those of your fam4. I promise you a reward liroportionedto your labours. Let us •conquer a peace,,,Which our just Sovereign desires. It is essential. to. the welfare of his king dom, as .without it he cannot give us that.tranquil lity which a new Milita . ry Constitution proinises us." . . . • The Prince of Peace 'has sent his . Majesty the fol. lowing , Bulletines. • 41AY ,20.- 1 " in the morninvvhen.the A...oarwr tirought:iiiesyour"l44ajesty"s dispatches of the i the troors were taking ,some repose, hitt at, three o'clock to the Morning' they were - untlet arms •in front of Eka.r. \Ve are masters Of, Oli.venzit, I keep' the Portugneze invested at E /vat: One hundred Silniards only POsued zobb l'ortugue2.e, who escaped under Cover. Of the fire of the fottiess. The troops attacked, viii fny gil4ng the. wbra:of Command; -the. instant i aimed at' the advanced guard..- 'Theflia;iitieten zed tnc witht r.in wo behis of the orange trees in the gardens o}' Ek;7s. beg Her' Majesty the Queen's accepiattee of therm" 1111LLETIN OF Thr 2:ZST: 14. Vie fortress of I ra- 4 1enha has surrendered to Your Majesty's arim-;' . and this placle• pOts us in pos. session of tlasdeput of the:contraband traffic% Which it-proreas. Oii v, rzn, which forms the contiguous Brie of demarkation, iS'siruatecl pn a river With_ out water during the Sumincr... The inhabitantS of the Villages art-now no longer, tinder the, oppression ,of the_Enemy. Ba.h,jo rs covered on this tide." ("kxiterd from: ihe Madrid Gazing' of the 241 b R6stt, MAY' 30;--The number of CoUriers' pass - int and re-pasSing - betsNen this' City, Paris, and 'is very great: Enrly in the month ,in Ex. traordinary COutier nrriretl- tronirie,;,,i.,, with im portant intelligence ; and thiS - morning at nine o'clock,. arrived One of 'Oerieral 110 . 14AiiAR'res . 'Se cretaries, who immediatelt , proceeded toothe French Minister, CACMY Os. 'A cOiliStOry wafi'lately by. the Pop E, which fifteen hohrs, and hiS'' "Witless proposed: to rentiutive thefTempOrar Go- . vernmen t. Cztdinal I'vfAyßt . , and several otiter Prelat'd, coincided in sentiinent With the Por r, but the ri):l.- jority - tipress , ,d; different oPinien, and his flelitiess bas adhered to:the recOmmendation of the loiter.--= Oriiite - breakint ap'or the Consisttiry, "the ordinals RuFYo toki, At,n set-out for 111114 ;. arrival of the French Troops seems certain, and they -are preceded by t!,e arrival of several of the most cliStlngaished Of the Roman 1);:_ trioti, particularly M. Prs,\NEst, v. , hO ( . 4 :f o ii nnan d et t the 'R oman Tinops y..hett ate Republican:Govern merit :%Vas cstaJALhed. 3 It 'is eonfidently .asserted, that the 101:i has, finally ci,;tertuin.ed to renounce all share DJED,#' ~. On the st9thier.t. at Ciifton;aftaa a hiw deiyeiSeess, Epp. jamin Hopkinson, Peate:rickiler Hardy, liscit ' (.41 Austin Frars, , Cfn e. of the Secondaries of the • • • WILL +it E G R.O IVTII OF HAIR. iIF T . PiOpi4eiors of STIRACIA's ITALIAN . DI LS. return their Th3nits , to the Nobilitie.and' Qat-- to; for the very flattering 4pprobation the.. Vas, luxe met in'witht the course of tifteen year's. Hut till these few' month;,, that the.; have vended thew themselves' at their House; 4, '&"ewinah-street, near Oxford-street, they must cabiless tuev yid not know balf•their virtue; but now •are honoured every day with soipe fresh* praise. Several' Ladies of Distintitonhave found that; by the nseilltheolls, they luve nor only made the. Hai: ;row on the bald . pLaces, but have brought the °ere' Hair "a &tb its natural calOitr; which was tutned trey : they .ge _a p,:rfeet .antitiozeogaiuss, (-Yelling cold ; and - never fail'to bring the flair on Itorse,s • If it has been ofryears. To be had at the Proprietori', as AbOVC as usual of ;- Iluinnhry, No. :2,, 0:- . tOrd-street; C.ltilding, No. 4z, No. s 4, Iiolborn•hill; Sexton, Nti." 24, teidetilall-street and at • • - one Shop in every prii•‘ip:st .'T own La Great-Britaut, at ss. a Pot, .0r,a1..145. a dozen. ~ „ay z, TN the Sprint of in+ 1 was` afliifie,d with a J. Venereal. Complaint, Yvhich!, I treated- with iniiilliir . eitei: for five Months; but was then . obliged 'to 'apply to a regular Physician, who pia a tetnpororystop ,to the vivo tenec of the., Disease (by mercurial applieittons, for sonic time; but growing, .irt spite of all in.t:?icitte and the a d v i ce; of the first Gentlemen of the Faculty here, wars , : and .worse for two yeass, I was leitifeed ton state alMosi ijn titulNlocf.ianif beyond tlestription, b•:ing an:. entire Ivor, a nd ulcerated from i trail to loot: -•-••Nly,ttead , throat, mouth, nose, legs, arm;,&e. have ' been alternately in flange ri of becoming useless ; in slues, I have had fiom, twenty to thirty 'eating oh:4l4cm oiy laxly, And nearly tot ally fie_ pried of sight.:-1t wOur.d . he "' voluminous to Pone tfla 'lac all :iv Caie . ..ittffiettit: TO ItaY, 'there never was, or. ever' will . be, one of a more lianrcrvio, or Di' a,' more oomph-, cated nature. I was ldng looked' upon by niy friends; and ' imagintanyself,' beyond, all hopes , of, recovery ; and, in ,'indi: my then conciition, death was praterablc.to my, more than miserable state. In this areasiftil sttnation did I drag 4: Most ltuiterable existence,itill Divine Providence threw in, my way a - Newspaper _containing . the case of- a Mr. 13. of Plymouth —my, fr ien d s rea d i t, 1 could tigt,-,.- : -.1 -, sent and procured some of y our LE A K E'S PATf.SN'I'. P 11,1.5, which, by using foam time to lime, ,TIM nert , „lku4l , have long . been, (otter more Than tour years ii)deseriNtyle distress,,, an as good A stoic of hi-iiitbastier I 0 m 0y#,•,..... i ., a proof of this, I had a tine, thriving, healthi• chilo„ born to*. me.a few-months no. -In gratin:We. to (;(41, an k l,in; n ni , c s of rendering my tellow-creatureservicc, t reque.stAtxt.A.9) publish this; 'and you may at any time refer peisoitaNilio wish id be itatis.tied of the truth of this, or further -Nrii.- . culars*, to Me or m friends, by letterer per Son. , _ .. As few cases fur badness wit! ever equal rnine, and none exceed it, 'l* have fr=uit experie nc e every , reason to' a $4,111t mankind, that in tour ' f.EAIC.P's PILLS-Ahoy -will litid'af iitifti'fimtgiy,.atv; and radical ;cure.. lOU tlliik MOfit. dread- j ful stage of Old Venereal Disease, w i ltidi - h. call td a colt-,. viatat&Lurs. ' •- - ' ' I. T. .' 4 Insurmountable farnilv rinsona."• prevent making n name arid addrets , public ; but, creiltrables persons really,' wanting intbrauttion may also be retirmi- to me and nly friends by Mrs. S. Clark, Ranisiiy-Ciantens,*Edinburgh., Prepared.and Sold by the Sole Propri e t or ,' T. TAYLOR, Mernber'of the Royal College of Surgeoni., - itt I.t2ndoli;ot } Advice houe, Ng. 9, t fee, Xty : Ltrirgc-s!Ne?t, 'Where - he will give :.vittiout a to fersoni tak- ~ ing these l'ilts, - and will an, , ,,i'er fratierits l Jotters, - it-post aid, on the sam e terms, ob,...trvirut . m. alt, tztses the -must Mlnviolable . seerecy, no person' s name or case havins :•beto.. entioned, but at their own particular request, -by ilic`Pio trietiar, 4urierk the gorse ' of ItiOk' than,ahirty-six 'veil's, hat he has. had the c‘mthraittA9kian Catet*tve 541t..0f ,the... above Medicine, and the 'p . r.i.tic..e 'ar:sio!, I.llz.r.fi'uta. ' They are also sold by lu,; Appdintifictit,44r the conve ience iyt -, thuse living At. a. it B §o ll fe • by .tlr,.' Watson; ;South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. IVlennons, Print e r, G las. ow e to *horn:al - LI) Mr. T. refers for h lt',ilieis; t 'the 'ertumer's; Nu'. IT St. AlhanPs-street, P4llf-mall; Mr. , . nbertsonta as*,• i stirip, No. 193, Oxford strict; Mr. Jilt - borough's, Na. -, rish-street A l u ll, nearly 'Op.popte tits . 14- I t ntiment.; Mr: 'Steel's tooksiffer,Nir. f t - lin/bp-rem, Little Tower-hilt ; Mr. Callwell's, I.)ublin ; and by one persdn in tve.g...c 4 404r411.4. tto Ivo ~.it Grtqt-J3zi tii a. and 'I !eland, in cr.o4 Of only ast 94t. each. ; :Sealed UP wtth full afid plain. diretlions, vitheieby rrsons tit-either +Sox .may Cure theiri;i 4 SeiNCs wil*C2ts4 - iinttsectecy , - -. N. H. Every &a sold 'in treat Eritain is sealed _tip . with a Stamp, on .whieli, by., favotir o f the Comha is Sionetsg , is . -p Mired, at - .the StaitfP;9 trice- 14 T. TRYI.ei, Sit,i. 9, New.gridee-stomt," t iinttatelTiliCil is 14:10/73Y 1140 4 CI other tar- clunterteit 4- • . 'Soo p r ,„ mt by nt. et.l 4 , NA ml LI:A N iiirvr•t")lrect. Uovehrikither,Jb ari , stAittiotiFied t3v WiLLtro,Artmitti Scierrrs tat' =Norse th. lioit:Ortzos, No. I t 2, Srravi; %yhero day!) sri te tht ,Le(ttr44;..“ltk- ~~' ,~; ' • . LVSra'TZ - C", iltl-C:K., i _ : l'O r p 1; ..S0 I, I) 14V A U.{:"i - ItlN; - ' ' 71 ''‘''-Ey gr:- C.' HRISPII4 .''-.,x At his :;,er.trlt'ooll - iiiiir6if , Nilalli :- ~, - t)i - LT.I-itiA iimy - r Aty:* an' ns.tVluit, - - IN- i t)P - Vi t) -1 .14 , 11.4_,F Lqr t s, - ,‘- )Csipiilitiftt'ktti6:, IvPitit:tiltritlmsTATs'L . _ tiev consisting of Ow MA NO It of A Y.1.1 , -3.' Ilt)ltY, v.lll tton, andhe. M ' ta.tgit:lol_.l.MiLcialS -ED .-Li.ii1.1,4. 5111iTIMUCTIT(V5f S'I'AV ELY, with f2nit Rents, Fin,* Her;ots, Reliefs- Zeoht trAhr titarkt4;: - A6Plild s cvetal k;apit I):k IRV FARMS, &c.%viol gsmi Fa rt Heuses, au.lsui ;Ole. (.?ut-k..111(1.1pg4, anti 6A; Acriv, i i iirgi4+ An,l S l'erchr?( of tit.i.gintift.itily --- ricli; `'prilicipoly reeding alid Nlc.idow-i Laud, .I.7ithe4re:O, As.xolter4ted , tirm.r., 2..:n el -1"..i.x, p a rt let at rill) 410 the Apithig.ier t0,n.u.14t resp,44lby tc,n..14t5.-S 4l 1...;:r.,5, W . Lr.:7l' Will expire. inoo2, .Itps, ittli; . ri.•:7lalll(iq ill IKt I,at_svittl•tatkitt'ltetit•R,'eirtohnriti:St to near-?l C li*r Et N p4iN p 111: 4) it utoh;;4to4oll)l4...:„vitil A 9ALlabie Conlin. Fonti., 'bcrter al.:ited ta be. LoncetvaithatieNplained. Thititi'C`ta'Able E sta I:: is situate lit'arkr tarieiahtt hit, t Le,te- Ni..o4littoic , ;m4ri).4t Town of; ..Ikl,:.statrini. - ,•fil , ' the Co initY of ' Bucks:„thk: rivik Vale p,( whitit i.i. No .;vt,i4 know.o to. rquiN Intt c.-ortith:::ift. • . ... ilirriau lois: tnavto had of the Pthitets or t! '.-e it.vtdion • 0 t• , li . t 134 4urt41441k" atilt - LeiceSur Paptts; Caminidge lift:fon:le =at the ,tiiihow Cotii,..c-hov (... id t u; Geofet Af., leibory Of Ninst s. 'Forbid . , Cook, - .., and D eere, Linouin'i I 4.71 Ar 4144 t4r MR, Ciiiisl - t, iii Pililtl4ll. ;.' iv ho ..c enti wwtiPed to `receivf P. _I-npqsa!4. tc !l urcha:,...--. by i'tiv;te Contract. , 4 Pratt hily-bV . :eta rn Pali. Mali. ,~ - -' , , - • lti 4.. W, t lt e ..: N I) u :I P r s :i fi t ; 6. ; A c I Q : ): t 3 A i t e 1\ i t t i- o e i i h l ' t.l °l xo ' Et he„ l if itil) l l ' lll ‘; il ion s,, the telet - t ion, of 4:lfeciiliarbrattelt, thr vitztin'ot 011 b , ttinutal success is the iwst crite•iott, et superiuritY; , , Ills ive Eight yearsitave I .devoted my practice to t tic , ex,.cuit .1 treattneneof Three: I.)isortienr,.aTlit the successtal I —, iot ~ a Jny ptan y,ives meadditionai aqtur to iapitosc, as tat „ „ l ast !4),,, the, rallies de. 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States. k7terr int d ite e hies t ic-11 TadErr.t k Jl,] }l z 6.—The accounts from Ewe which hav!).,Keaoed ns coincide in stating the defe4 of - the English near 1/exandria. These accounts are- contatped in Letter's from Constantinoide and Sx . yrna, and news ofa similar kind has been brought in eight from the and the /ile of CAdia. The loss of ehrEiiklistr is represented at 3400 -killed, and 6aoo Peisiiitirs: The remainder of the'English Army are reported to have entrench ed thetilselves on - the Peninstila ofzibtaikir.' ~., ~;:i i LAW . REPORT, ' . VAellE r 11 ,• raw man otc,te, t% nose tilita.v. ease is.p 4 . asilhe reatir 111Wielnr, incitgrralitiy‘ ex ,ciaintedievitert.., rspok 70f", - ."‘ r o 010.A9,A fie gegg. 4 k# Toßg.,,?g?t." , 4 5* pc, ration embrac6 prejudize,,, 14(1 n , •310 Y'rtisilian's Utifisrgni rti the' sewer the witit 'I9N feria. Med'tutvf-; ing to the other 1 , i4.2 where help it. Atiiwly sought by those a l to peed . ir„, :, tthc -riot been so niaitetet hy his sufferings as to lore sight of hope, and Say';' grikli, recipes are.v iff; presbiii):. boils :bootless, I fnuit To: .ineh; and ,such alone, thl ; lipaling -hand .may be .with confidence rextentie4,. and Death deprived of vidinis daily, • whete Patitnci lose rot confidence in Medi:. eine. This obser.O.ation-applies - to the Valetudinary of all deseriptitms, but tet.none so forcibly as those who feel the dire effects of Nervous Diseases ; eases, which„ it not -Subdued, roust render life'a burden,-and its' load of mi . series'insupportabrl!.' , Ahd to.such sufferers, in faithful confidence of -their lief, we recommend that ymg-tried, And tartly ever-fAling: remedy, : the 136.rAN 16 S ftyr, .or the NERYous'etixDint of the celebrated littooti , %!, whose'Cures-ha,ve Swelled our Papers-so rdpeatedly, with Strings of affidavits front multitudes restored ; and whose ill-healing skill has not alone.kept hoary agefron) paying long-ago 'the debt they owed 'to Nature; but has likewise rescued thousands, in the flowAr of youth, front the 'dread blast of !‘.Eyils premature," and felicitously, saved them from an untimely grave! SKIP .V.77:lie: tv, m j::NE • Arrived—the . rndraght, Stiffens, from Ernbden ; anlSl l il - Liam 11oep , Mlean, froni.Strantiird. Sailed—the Nepturie, Stringer; Perseverance, White ; Pick, Ctentens; Elizabeth, Cities; Conantin,:v,*ll4 4 Levan, and Bolton:Roadie, far Africa; Vussei) 1 - 41 - Embdert Thotirat, Higgir.t,' for Sotaktiidiinix`; 11 7 1ineekv C hart.. r, for Georgia . ;, haute*, Wood, fot,„ Niaryimid.; ~ hchnina, AYfdirk, and' ivientor; Th.:mls, for Ilainbtitit „- Dolphin, .Dobrick, for I)art-zic ; If. ja04,41(4, mut Evellna,'Wobtdrid , 2e, for tifassachuse'tts ; for Capc ut Good Hope; ,arld Anna largAretz.., Susiinel, for Rostock. CIta.V4SKNO4 JUN't Passed by—the Armeitius, and Si. Rockwood, frOin PilLu • Atiria, Perry; . Antnius, ; Aleicalido; ; Cofnefins, , anct jongt:. last, 'Ress,' ROt terclant. • SaiWT.-tile Experiment, GdwlnO, tlr Cibtalt.lr ; Kcp- tunv, Srni Oh for Ptttitr•sbutxll ; A ty.,0r.3, foundland and John,' ffowlami, *Ln - charr-:s:own. • COMMON PLEAS, : GU'ILDILALL, Jc;'N f 9 Et:FORr. 1,04 D ALVANLII t Y, AND, A. STE4tAL JURY. . . • - -1..6E.D NE LsoN TUCKER. This No an Ataion to determine the right' of prize-money, brought against the Defendant as the Agent of Lord St. 'Vineent.. The circumstances of the-case were shortly these ; Lord St. Vincent was appointed Coiliniander in Chief Orl the ISilediterra nean,station,in.the year 1795, and continued there till late in the year 1799, 'when he resigned ~the Couttuattd to Admiral Nelson, returned'home, and was superseded by Lout Keith, in the month of November of l'he same year, by order of the. Lords of the i2idmiralty. Previous to his hordship'eleav ing,the Fleet, he had, dispatched the Hon.- Captain Digby, with orders to cruize in a certain latitude' within the limits of the station, who, in the month of OCtober 1799, captured several prizes, of 'k% hich Lord St. - Vincent claimed his shiire a's Commander in Chief; not being superseded till the month fol.: lowing. A: number of Witnes),es *ere examined, to prove that this claim was contra“distinguidled by the wages of the Navy,'artion'a whom were Lord. Hood, AdmitalTrothar,-and.several other Naval Officers. After the' trial had ' proceeded a considerable length, and, occupied the greater part of the day, a proposition was made by the'Counsel, to admit the tads, and to take a'special verdita, reserving the question of law. for the decision of the. Court. This being consented to, Lurd Ati VA NJ, E v. expressed himself satisfied With die proposal, and said the decision would establish a. precedent for •the future adjustment of prize. money in similar cases. The question reserved is, t , Whether a Conimander in Chief, after resigning his station to a second in Command, and on his re turt4ome, shall be entitled to .a share of captures made in his absence, he, at the time of making those - cartires, not being superseded by the Lords of. the Mmiralty ?"—The case W4O then referred, and abides the event: ' GokytAsolziNo,—*A very ingenious and well wiitten Poem has lately been published in France, entitled Gastromomia, or .1; Howse des Champs a Table. Its title spews evidently that it is written upon the plan t of the Abbe de lALLE's beauti ful Poem, L'omille des Champs. It consists of four cantos. In the first he disenges. the cookery of the Ancients : in' the second he treats of the first course ; the third canto relates to the meow/ coarse ; and the fourth lays down the law ibr the d, ssert.— Such a work, it is obvious, could not, in:the present days of illustration, proceed without notes, and there are some written with great spirit: To an invocation to those who have been gifted With ex traordinary powers of gluttony, the author adds the following note : " Maxiatioius eat 6olb. weight of bread per day, Albinus swallowed in a forenoon goo figs, ,5 peaches, to, melons, zolb, of , grapes, too beccafictie,, and 40 oysters ; Phagon devoured, in presence of, the Emperor Aurelius, a wild boar, a pig, a sheep, and a- hundred loaves, with a cask of wine. To such: a length was drink.: ing, as well as eating, carried among the Romans, that Pisa was made r Pragor by Tiberius, fir having been drunk three days cogether ;.and, rained: the Province of Syria by a ~similar exptoit, Novellus, in honour of a toast given by tlxo Emperor, drank three great measures of To this a commentator adds a modern instance. , " The Mareshal de V— 14 a Swiss servant `who was an enormous eater.. The ,Marshal •asked him one day, How many ribs of beef could you eat Not many, five of skyuuld satisfy me." , e How many fowls ?" " A dozen is enough." " How many pigeons ?" Why, froth 4o to go, according to one's appetite.'' " Of larks,, how 'thany ?' " - the piretty creatures, one can never be tired of eating thern.' A few days since a person standing at his door at Tewkslwry, a bee settled on his' Ike, which soon was followed by so many more as to cover the greater part of his head : 'they Were however hived without doing him the least injury. The' Anna Margaretta, Peterson, from ctyenre to Altona, is captured by the k:sthet4, 7 L t indo, on,the passage from the West Indies tp Liyerpopl. The very impressive Naiional . Spttßacle of tish Glory in Egypt, :continues its poti , erfal attrae-, tion.unrivalied at tha.Royal Amphitheatre, West. i»inster.bridge . wbile‘the Netv Pantomime of Puss in Bop,ts, exceJleitt Comin Ballet of Derby' and join, and variety of other Amusements, - soar itbve,• point of merity Acirsimilar Place df En. tertainment, rts promi s es to Crowd the Flotze not only io.rnOrrow evening, but eveir nikht they arc repeated, The new Ballet of A&ion waited the Fire King, or •. Albert and RcAalie, bronght out at the Royal Ci'rcus,. Sr. George's Fields, °abounds with the 1110§'t chanting music, interesting . iituatiOns, and splenhid scenery, The'Palace:df lie Fire* King, the Chris_ tian Camp before jerns f ern, and the C onc l u di ng - • , Scene, carry the poWers'a the enctlto their yttnm f t height. TM§ captivating pfottation,"iri 'cot4une tion with the admired hititamilne of thy; 'Brit,4ll in' Egypt, holds so irriisi3tible atMe r tiori the Public, 'as to prothwe every evening a 1110,t ol'erflowing 'audience, .i Tcrr. TAYLOR, surgoon, No. g, ►New 'hi:to-street, Lundou. SIR _ _ r hi 4 • tet,dmn PLAC'E. To BE,',:so i r , ,v 9 p4i.iyATc- caNTRAci , 1 Val", ll ' tita ' ' ("3'6' fiaritlot of- .00ra in tilt: Cctuilkyo. • ,$: ter, ItiC• IPIVNI pi ,Dipattit!„ r i o rConnt.of *cr.:. 11 •coritains-tiEßNar.fs:4r343 4 , 4'44 StAtAtO ,C‘97ri •an nin; megitit, 0t31.‘ t iet anti r fr. 1 4 ffilin . ?o9:rb - Rives' aotteitiiirf putt. A lkst . :ritti of Ai; totti rt 74 alit - of t-Le 1 - .s. trout !S satiated in a flnc Spoislng eyititr,v 7kholit itAir to" ; „ ro ._ 4t44 Y- , 0 - Y:r u ll r b ttOt ,i sent_ Estate, and anot Itemecolti g nitino. Rights boinznoilixide s d ; alittabotinbS.With For 'Partititiars, apty, t4- 7 klc.:ists.' Pybits anti Co.. no ers, Bond-t.treet oc to Mr. fienry, Skolcos;./ 40 .7.14. 4 '" *" 4il44:taliioli.strect4 .7( •.; kYL /!aY l ' l 4 :TuritTor,, I,ll.v9rditro,,,Ttrg licre , - r,',7,„ t o Attend :1014'14:WI acrd"-hittSty :iAf •! the v4l`tie of the,Est,t4e, ' , 131i.,1- to by ;., • ' DAN t; ER )IJS etlitiP,L4ll4l•3•• • 'um'. Another incontetiblolto3rtrilte efficacy of Al i f f hlm, • PILLS; reizoinatentl,:d tle..rnitiire he 4 t :; his b ACcount , oftilY , Ca t /tillil ,l s• 11 a ggitvitliOl4 proof of the Through ►lolfitit.inti.vdt 7 _.„, s °: 4 . l iirrOPit;• 004 liqgpliact to SUratgl W• a 4r. 'heated ital*uccestitajoir*lllle otv~ng ' tu arty i t ibt:g wi ta: 1 . ! 0 1 Q .h t ? Pr a illi ; 41111 te n 1111: two e ‘ lil o ret alt 'irnao boxes, so L tit r 111'11. that :f' tioh' iklOict of ta • the 'o 6e ' • ir•V r aeett,taihtattce ?.7tre4stilnished 1t my speedi;t -/) !,, 1 ,:ht , 4 111Q11th plore; in th,e ond ititie, I was wciL to Harwich, tor the htmetit c.ti§ca.taihing, to re -e neKons'sytein i ".whielit /rant rations coufi" sh 0 1 reit io s s lil a ''. force! rritli;tt.~'F`likti. I i , alKkat a frirtetiglit, *teats . re4tooed f to ttlY figulerithis r tal , }you infOrm the ;world at la N: cm, that,the dial 1 . partof rite /sumo ram benefit of our skill; and to toe incredulous .: y r odulous you i) t. this Letter, sod the; sortie ot;" Dear Sir, . c e rrstut Your obedierit humble EA gt.• Ipswich, A ng.-15, z 7790. • 'l'llo Al AS}eat try, Theme PIM air said at IS. 9d. thC box, wholes. tail; 'hy Mr, Lignotn, at his Dispensary, Afar citt;r' n ' t ,..44; at ifor,ird anti v.vls'); - 40. 42, Lorkg-14 ,1 , 'tve o 5 ~1 1; I',o o s° l °. ll7 holetale Agents in- tontithsi'and Rotalll,o4tPv ing l'ersons : •Ctlndell," No t , 47; . ?ilinoricS; ' No. 269; , Bakintgli;- jorilan s ; No, 33. - -wltiwohar 2 ' it' 't No- i So. o?•tford-is.treet ; Sntten, Nu. 41 ? f.iintg..- 1 ‘:• 1 Old Bo n d „stte e r; 163., 1:167t-strect ; '"•f u rtA', 't° ll , Royal Extbanv; Kn. Ant,, -Norton -:alga`'; • o. I 17; Sfrittni . ;'and *ant, No. 3.1.1,, floPuorn• A 141 . 051' BEAUTIFUL AND SPOR.TI NG PART of ; TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT; 1 3 Y1 .1 4 41 '‘'.ctigISTrFt A DESIRABLE FkEEEOLb ESTATE, de. _ lieltrulTv — sititation TWitirialittl - 4 0 1 6 4 It'r t the County Dol•set; 'wrthin a ttew milt-k Of the Wilcslfad Downs . , with plenty-tif.Field Sports anti abundance of Gang" . Coffststltig of, tilllTiOr, - miiti - STi IYAlry or Cra; AI • Fatal's, with eicelient Stone built 1-iop4e, ono of overy.deseriptiON - perfed repairs am! 60 , Ac's' of rich it . t.tding Land, anti Wott:r Nleat,ow, a: Bing. nut, with -the river- rontill'fb rva r wr midst of it, 'iv plenty of remark:o)h: Trout. Let a - Tenont-at„.Will; apd short Lata vit :it the low 4 11444 ," Et(; 1 1 - 117 N re,VD AND El I' Tl 4 t; EIZSIT, ROE' • .Capable of.very . considerabielniproventeillli,-- e f; land is well -forniod by nature to-wasm tintbrred; anirwspitilLeo . desitable situation to trettler i os; ing Box upon - , 44 itto 'surr9untilag counfry b:outiffiu ..11itretr,11, torehe4l anti Towtihill garigitiito 4h? ..: lC is - torininatlzCby. D'oii•ni. • A No 1 1 34"'“ :.mock is fotitel on the estata, of IfFaribiling4bln and,pleniy of iich Sburceot-good crOp• A Plan of the estate may be se o l -b - i tun itK _pilyttOrl47l.ltroma- • - • _ _ „1 4 ; , . ~k