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T 1 4'l ' t it' it ( lde:i, the Musical Entertainment of , THE REVIEW. - 611 cY; with Bine Devils, and Matrimony. dj , ROYAI covENT-GARDEN. h tPer f ‘ l:2B ENT EVENiNG, Oct.-18, will hr Opera of OF 11I!.. MILL. ' 41 "; Mr. Sinclair ; and Patty, Miss Stephens. ifts added, the new Alelo-Dramaof lomrnli Foz DF BoNnv. or row, Venice Pi - eserv'd ; with Midas. s,! r- COACH to BA`l7ll, 'from " the SIIJVAGE, Ludgate•bill, Tnesda2, Thiirs ,:'''l::t.,'\\l;lll:!::';•St at Six -. Breakfasts,at • anft arrives at the Yorlt-I-lonse, Bittlt t ;,i' L ld Tea o'Clocir,' return,: from Bath ;it ugd s 1 1;s., and Frid . ivs. .Brealof ists • l' u*\ • e - arrives London. betwee D n r 4 4P eoc ' t • , e i In ide' • 4 04 , o () tit, ...... 15, 1814... L. 2 , 1 5 ' L t . (ll 4 . " ;:" [WON APA RTE.- N r i;'';nii i eei:t PAINTING Of BugNAPARrE, 4.4 , Lp = Y,ltis spec;al p!:;•inission, on his return from jli! . ' o ‘"l. 1 1! Painter LEFEBVRE, and coin l'irq-';',4nrardiate superintendence of the celebrated N•unalenn. The aliove grand and r ep - a . t. f .sen ' t,' hint standipg 11 ... ..:11.11 the Throne lit," 1 4 j:` , hi.s Imperial State - Rohea, of the Painting y_l2'2. l;ali 'a or the Fr e nch Empire. .f . he , Pa , int i i i i c iz i `),i),triry of the Mayor . atid i horse of 0 k ' .. :4 y. - as remove:lll.mo the Ir of Napnleon,'alid IN, he only ,',Punlielv exhibited is Europe.—To be seen . k ,.. est side of -Leicester-square, from ls. 'Printed Discriptioas to be had • • To - riviLons. • I, t% I) ' , V • • ye uNG NI : N of respeeta .,t,. Ity 1 .1 i address; a STIJA.T lION ::s CLERK., • ',GII.4NIAN ; - writes a fine exi:eilitions hand ; , • 1 4 4 %;' 4 4 14 :., i ' T- It'epin g , and in other respects ,v,nalified a„, (1 ! ,1 •• of resoe'ctable Concern in the above ' -4 , iqii,"s'etory Refe l rence will be given iuevery re -1,',%"14te Zatention given to a line diresaml to "o :Ili N. W 7, Little Queen-street, Helhorn. iikr • tet io.) to the C'ouatry, or to go Abroad. P IT , ,Iks f tatii, h A , A.l - ) T0?.../SIIIRE „SHOE DEPOT, ‘n , th::. premises of Lite the G.ii.rge Inn). ;N I i tt ` imchin.—'flie Proprietors of Nt4 ,; , _ l ();l,Z l, t , g to informi iie-dealers. a complete Stock of every Descrip ;*..„- -1 ()I',S are coastantly on Sale at thcir .lt A tio '.. ,, rilcr g for any quantity may be executed . ; I, t erit ; I : t e , '• Orders for the Army can he supplied :.4.4,”redely. All communications must be Morriz. 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'l7 • ) • Inform you, that ever since the ‘4 . 11 1. 1 , 4 . been alilicted with the Lues Vencrea ; N t „. l ,) th e iii,loately resisting . every course ot medicine 01,114,:r:11,,2)5t t-ttincrit of - the faulty here, and un nuesrec,,,,.rses of salivation, and twice ihr ete . rtal with little - relief, woulk: appear to., ‘ , 5 5. 4. %1„„ 4. t °t to 4 nature. In the spring of last year hadsuch a head, as nearly fo put a period tAI I,li .p Irlll , a as ulcer oit tile crown of my head, " ,t 4t il lte -1'54 lti, nly legs were brohe ottt in a frightful dreadfully painful, and .had beep in a it . the last seven years ; my left hail also very ranch discoloured, and gave re when warm in bed, ;lOU' q"ded 1) ;`: 0 " res t ; I:: this lamentable state, I ito ,, erson `wl-o rereivel sn tdh t 44 t o it b ere ••• • , pkN 1 ettll 11,, ~), take your Leake sP;tteut tik e a tt t t , r `....•fth of May ; the c4nrse of a th on A ect• lrY Ilene :it—in - little more than a °n li l y head and wcre. soundly hca let t e (.s;'s healed also; how tet,}vhi • ° Lratiu:s. in the slin and tin i the g s. il• t ta h • • •• ' • ' • • ne e of Ciod awl a lank tk„ ) t 11 rei,, z 1 }our ii• v . • • •• • • D oi :I", th e sk ., • a'ttaote Met:wine, su esidt•d ; t r „ ..to ai v . •-• regaining its aatural hac, and 41 1.1 4 ,i' e e and tints becaute, by p...rfectiv free feoin all my Itk o ‘itt recor,red - fertner spirits and ; , 1 4 :t i k f t. l , toe nt .i;;P:olly and fat, In which std.. having 4 7).,„ \ ti t • „Iss the astAnti...hmeni of alt who knew terms to express my gratitude, but _of oth er suffering ti ,. 0:1:115, to make y olar i t t I . y ou POSPibie, as I S i iaik on every occa gl'ittefoi, obedientbli • very 7 humble servant., • - • Al, EX. NI U }IKE R ,•1, 41 4 q, , greet, Edirihur . li ktO N„ - " , to the above e L •'.• • 4 1 4 kit .) I lit o • New , T :o' ofdtisoi , t )id •).1 try Ma.r. , .e.t . , . 1 1 3 Y th e Edinburgh. Itoy o t i , 1 3, o i priettir; THOMAS' TAN:- .; ..t• of Surgeon+, at his ' l,prt don ; whet r, after .a •t the .. t4 l yors, in a practice parti- At,4lrart, or ot, V enereal Com•daints and those -• 51„ ri t (leneratiOr with that inviolable 4 il, t teN • ... • h onstd , o.isetic ,'t,'r; i o : 1 the advic,; and ass:Ma:lee he • 3 / 4 00, ic l l.,4lcerni„ ) , l , - " - ,,, r st , tts taking this ‘,l,k d• It* - i n, as an ativat ta;e•seldom t4:4 l , l 4 t.lti l , s , e 4 Ppoi At , l . ti,Ltuity, • at tt io . •gr't for crulrenience of those t4itA' ) l `s,,.',el: 43 ,, i ` r e rfuitter•s. No. 35, .St. Alban's. 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Div were published, In Four Volumes, Svo. price 12s: bqards; EC ,0 D S of ;1- NO . L E FAMILY. By JANE HARVEY. Author of " Memoirs of an AntiOr," &c. &c. &e. Printed for Long-man, Hurt, Rees, Orate, and Brown, Paternoster-row, London ; and H. Muzley, Gainsborough. This Day .were pulliished, 12i, o. price . boards, 101P.ULES of LIFE; with REFLECTIONS on AA/ the MANNI:RS and DISPOSITIONS of AIANKIND: Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Kees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-roir. By a careful pefusal of this Work ! Readers .refill find them selves 'placed-in many situations which they may expect in life. By due reflection on the measures they ou4lit to pursue in these circimsl - anc, , , the mind acquires a habit of thinking and judging for itself; it becomes more and more expanded, and at last perceivB objects iu their true light and native colours. , • Day was published, in 12noo. price 7s. boand, A N EXPLANATORY PRONOUNCING DiCTli“An; of the FRF,NGII LANGUAGE, in French and EugliAh ; Nyherein the exact Sound and Aiticti lation of every Syllable are 'distinctly intrlscd., '1:o which are prefixed, the Friociples' of tin?. ,French ' Pronunciation, Prefatory Directions for u,ing• the Spelling Representative of every Sound, and the. C.);!j tig at ion of the Verb regular, irre gular, and defective, with their true Pronunciation. • By L'Abbt', TARDY, - • • Late:Master of Arts,ia the University at Paris. .f.t revised. Printed for -Long - inait, Horst, Rees, Orrne, and Brown, Paternoster-row•, awl W. Clarke, New ;fowl-street. Tilis Day were published, In Two:V . /Am - nes, small svo. price Its. boards, LETTERS i'rom 'ALBION to a "FRIEND on the CONTINENT.. Written in the Years "MO, 1811, ISI2, and 1813. " These Letters are. the saute mentioned souse weeks ago in TARA, as being translated from the Gerrnin, alltided to the original Manuscript never before puY.l.;l:e.l."—Vide Preface. London : Printed for Gale.; Curtis,- and Fenner, PateYnos ter-roW ; M. Keene, Dublin; W. Ilohinson and pout ; Upham, Bath; J. Parker, 02.fordi J. Deiiitou and Son, Cambrid ,, e. • JONES'S DICTIONARY RELIGIOUS OPINIONS. In a few Days.will be published, V2cno. boards, • A DICTIONARIT 0 t - N:ELi t, 10Us OPI MONS . , • .filt or a brief Account of the rations Denomination; into which the Profession of Christianity is divided; alphalieti. cally arranged.. . . By WILLIAM JON S, • Author of a I-Wzory of tlie Waldenses. Of the former 1', 7 0)k of the Author, and how far be may he expected to he an impartial Repot ter of the opinions of others; the, Monthly Review has said, "'Although our views do not wholly coincide with the ideas of Mr. Jones, :Lnd although we differ from him in tritiuy particulars; we must bear °lir testi timony to the industry and judgment which his lahOurs dis play, and to the candour which they every-where dissocer. The Author states facts correctly, atld submits his theory to the judgment of the header; witirout the slightest attempt to misrepresent, none arc misled," &e. &c.—Munthly Review . , June, 1814. London Printed - for - Gale, Curtis, aid Fenner, Patet nos ter-row and Oliphant, Waugh, and Ldniburg.h. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET SECOND OCTO;t , :lt 51EETING. MONDAY, OCT. 17. • One-third of. a Subscription of 2:;gs each, for five.yr,ol4, Bst. sib. six, 9st. and aged, 9st. 31b. 11. C. Iltitson's b. m. Pranks, 5 yrs Mr. Villiers's br. b. Merryfitdd - - - . - 2 2 tel agst Pranks. Mr. W. Butler's f. by Cardinal York, Sst. agst.Mr.,B. Prince's c. bf Eagle, ”ut (rf firainwerm's dam, list. Mr. Prince to state 50gs to 40gs: (Dead heat). —st to I on Mr. W. Butler's f. • SweepStal4es of 200 gs each, h. ft. 'D. M. IA G. H. Cavendish's Alcohol, Slit. 61b. - - 1 D. of Rutland's Medora, 7st. I - - - •-' StaweAl's Blucher, Sst. 41t). - - - - - sto d agst Alcohol-7 to 4 apt Medora-5 to 3 agst Blucher The Garden Stakes of 100 gs each. .'l'.M. M. Mr. Watson's Perlcies, Bst. 1011). - - Mr. Villiers!s Don Cossack, Sit. 31b.. - - - Ld Folyy's.Scapewell, 7st. 91b. - - - •6to 4 on Pericles-2 to i agst Scapewell. Gen. GraSvenor's Cherry Bounce, 7st. 91b. beat ;gr. Binh - forO's Lodona, Sst. 71b. T. Y. C. ioJgs, 25 ft.-5 to 4 asst Cherry bounce. . . Another Twenty . Thousand !----The Lottery began and finished on Sat - urday last, vv , hen litsx, as usual, sold the only Capital Prize in the (Scheme, viz. 4155, a Prize of 20:,,0001.:. he also 501(1 . 3643, a Prize of 10001., &c. &c. and the fortunate holders may receive their money on demand, at 4, , .Cornhill, or 9,, Charing-cross. • • COAL MARKET,,Ocr. 17. Shipssorki I. .S l lips at 2 Newcastle . 1;14. 9 , 1. to —s. I t WVelsll BO4. OZI. to --s. FRENCH PAPERS. [RECEIVED THIS MORNING.] MADRID, SKPT. 30.—The troubles 'of Navarre have excited .great uneasiness. Government has" the most - severe. orders, to stifle in its birth an insurrection, which in the present state' of things may lead to the most serious consegnenceS. The Viceroy,Connt'Espelcta-, has, been authoris ed tai send all the troops of tbe.line in Navarre and the adjacent Provinces, against Mina arid his adherents.' If the insurrection does not extend into the counties which are separated by. the Ebro from elistille, the- K ing's . forces acting_ rapidly upon the point of Navarre, may stop the dis orders before the reinedy is too late. The re l.ollor roe arrival of Charles . lV. has been re newed within these few days. The of Cadiz is kept in order by the se verity and vigilance of the military Chiefs. The public roads, are unfortunately infested by blinds of thieves, and tie communications by couriers are not always sak. The Deputies from the Chapter of Cadiz, two venerable Ecclesiastics, were stopped last' week almost at the gates-of Aladrid, and weie very ill treated. These men were coining to lay before the King the homage of their colleagues. ills Majesty received them with great kindness. The valme•of the cargo of the frigate the 'Ven geance, In ingots, piastres, merchandize, &c. is estimated at 4,539,275 piastres ; it . belongs prin cipally to private individuals: Letters from -the interior of Spain announce the return of many of on r. prisoners of - war. 'We are compelled to acknowledge. that • they were treated with the 40-catest- kindness' in France. They are loud in their expressions of Cathode.— eireeptires the concurrent testimony ok our country -ffien 'to reniove the effect produced by the absurd declomation's of the Editor Of the Alalaya; and of the preachers Ostolliza .and Martinez; but these declamations will nye produce: the desired , effect. The proximity °tithe two Nations, and the lights which - they mutually .posskss, Will unite diem closer 'together ; and the noble _rodeotion of the - King of France will put the• finishing hand to the great work'on which depends the happiness of the people. of !outliern Europe. , •• AUGSBURGIT, 901% 6.—Aecording to some Pub lic, Papers, the Sp wish Ambassador 'at Vienna has been formally protested against the presence of a Neapdlitan Anibixssador at time Congress. Yesterday 'the famous English Admiral, Sir Sidney Smith, arrived here*uith his . Lady. The Admiral. having visited the curiosities of this city, .continued his journey to Vienna.—The Exchange at Vienna is 234. 235. STRASBURG, OCT. 9.---Our city is plunged into the deepest affliction by the death of our Prefect, Baron Marnesia. He had accompanied his Royal , Highness the Didie of Berri to Landau. In . passing through the forest of Hagenau, the bring of cannon and musqUetry, the ringing of bells, and the shouts of tire peasants who had assembled from all quarters ,to see his Royal Highness, _frightened the horses of the carriage in which the - Baron- waS ; they ran away, and overturned the . carriage, when unfortunately he was so much bruised, that notwithstanding every medical assis • tanee : that could be procured at , Strasburg, he expired. He was in.the 45th year of his age. nuts, OCT. 13 . .—According to a German Jour .nal, the number of French, who, furnished with passpotts; visited the last fair at Frankfort, amounted to 42,000. . The Kim; has conferred the ranf of nobility ❑pon Joseph Cadontial, brother of - Georges Ca doudal, as a mark of the sentiments entertained by his Majesty. of the devotion and fidelity of the late Georges Cadoudal. The Chamber- of Deputies were occupied yes terday!on private and unimportant business. PAats, OcT..l4.—The King of Spain, Charles IV. it is said, is about to quit Rome to go to Bourdeaux. . A particular Conutssion, composed of Ninis ters of the different States Of Germany, haS been nominated - at Vienna by the Allied . Sovereigns, to :discuss divers objects relative to the futurcton stitution of :the ULrnian Empire. We are assured that.M. de Stein will preside at this Conuission. Although the residence of Nipolcon is eata blished at the Isle of'Elba, by a Treaty signed by the Allied Sovereigns,, the news- spread 'at Vienna that arransement outla nut_to be ye:tusk- [PRICE SIXPENCE-HALFP.i::VNY. tiered but as provisional, and that it is the Con gress which will definitively decide which shall be the residence of this Ex-Euiperor. GOTTENBURGII, :•SEPT. 27.—The Prince Royal and Duke of Sudermania set out hence yesterday, accomparried by the good wishes nt the inicabi tants. We are asSured that their Royal nigh tiesses will go to Norway. DRESDEN, SEPT. 25.—Until the. fate of Saxony is decided at the Congress of Vienna, every thing goes on here as usual. Upper Lusatia, which suf . : , fered particularly by the war, has sent here eighteen Deputies, to regulates system of credit, they are 'assembled under the Presidency of the Governor General, Prince Repnin. There has been published here a pamphlet, the design of which is to demonstrate the justice and • utility,of the union of Saxony with Prussia. Our hopes are renewed relative to the preserva tion of our independence. Our King is always in the environs of Berlin. • FLORENCE, SEPT. commerce and na vigation of Leghorn resume their ancient activity. There continue to arrive in this port ships laden. with corn, oil, coral, • brandy, sugar, and other inerchandize, which affords abundance n' o t only in Tuscany; but also iu various other parts of Italy. FUNDS. 5 per Cent. 75 f.' 25 e,—Bank Actions, 1195 f. HAMBURGII MAIL. STOCKHOLM, OCT. 1.--Prince Christian leaves Norway on the 7th, when the Diet is to open t, Christiania. As we have already learnt from preceding ac counts, every thing is quite tranquil in that ki►►g- clout. We hope soon to have good news from Vi enna, and expect that our Exchange will soon grow better. Our commerce is greatly increased within a short time.. We learn from Vienna that Count Nesseirode has said that the amicable lations . between Russia and Denmark will speedily be renewed: OCT. 9.—lt ,that the All 3, hassador of a considerable Ran Power has not beeal .atiniitted to the. Congless__atiTA,....-- PRI VAT E COItRESPON DEN CE. IlAtoiltsuGH, OcT.:,7:—Prom Vienna we have still. nothing hut festivities. The Emperor of Russia will quit that Capital in a few weeks, iu order to repair to Berlin: the Ministers will" re. , main at Vienna. The Regency at Stockholm was dissolved, on the ratan of the King, on the 27th of A report is in circulation, that the Electoratt: of Hanover %rill be exclninged for the Danish Island of Zealand ; but no one who knows the warm attachment of the reigning tlonse of Eng land f(ir Hanover, pays the .letht attention to this rumour. • Pomerania, is believed, will be annexed to Prussia ; and the latter will in one way or other indemnifyllennork. The King of'Denmark has received great attention at Vienna. HAMBULGH, OCT. 4.—lt is now looked upon. as certain, that the greater part of SaxoLy (com prehending more than a minitin and an halt of inhabitants) will in suture belong to Prussia.; anti that the remainder, with the Duchy of Fulda, will augment the territory of the Dicke of Saxe-Wey mar. Prussia will be still farther aggrandised with the-Electorates of Treves and Cologne, the Duchy •of Berg, and the country of Luxemburg. The report is still kept up, that the Archduke Charles %rill espouse the'Duchess of Oldenburg. The Deputies Whom the eel of Hamburgh stilt to Paris in order to reclaim the funds of t!ie Bank', have 'returned here, without having hither to effected their object. According to a7counts from Paris, Davoust, for whom Marshal Ney, and his other colleagues, have ‘vartnly exerted themselves, has been appoint ed Governor of Franche Comte. The Crown Prince of 6cvcden had, according to the latest 'accounts, left Gottenhurgh ; but in what direction was not known, tthough it teas supposed towards Norway. • On the 30th of August the King of Sweden' issued a Proclamation at GOttenhurgh, in which -he confirmed the assurances given by the Crown Prince to the Norwegian NatiOn, iu - the follow ing' terms : , • - " In ,regard to what his. Royal Highness ha 3, declared, we adopt and confirm, by these presents, th:2,.wholu at it in ail its"parts. In consequen ce , th e Kingdom] of I.`:ol•Nyty shall i.et be treated as a conquered country, but shall constitute; with, Sweden,' a free and independent State; and the proem. Con stitution of Norway, atter it has undergone the motlithmtio4s `and improvements necessary for both States, shall continue ',to form its kgitimate protection. Inhabitants of Norwa, be assisted that our interest is completely your';: We preter -the victories of magnanimity _to those of severity. We wish to gain for ourselves free subjetts, and nut slaves: . :Deliverea •tfuni those who 'have - shewn thetrtselles yogi enemies, you have seen, with astanishment your prop,!fy undisturbed, ~ y our ports opened, and yourselves- Sr pro visions. Act in a manner :,vortl,:y our y„..,! ;. ;,, it mav be 4 rendered::useful t 4 you. that Jiave beeu deserted alp:it:ly, your accustomed labou,,, :,•, .itlecF.peaceftil and cnliriltc n otNie Kingdom.- Vic, , ;• • : these. men will ' perform then duty te.v,a;is .the period is now arrived 'When the union of is the nations mast he - sealed by eiv;sia, by unanimity, and ileacr. • ' • (Signed) • " CHAII,LES." " Uddewalla, Aug. 30, 1814. i`fts'AA'.l S-; Just published, price Gs.. Gd. hound, with Maps, Plans, &c. ULAN FA'S NEW PICTURE' i)f PARIS New Editinn, enlarged and improved.—Also, PLAN TA'S GAZEPrEFAI, of FitANCE,4s. hoards, ss:bound. - N. 13. The Picture of Paris and Gazetteer, bound tbgethcr, price 9s. Gd. • • • TO TRAVELLERS ON THE.CoNTINENT. Just pithlithed, price Ss. neati:. hound, • THE I-OSl' 11.0.1DS IN FRANC:E, with the Routes v.itieti conduct to the Principal Cities in Eurnjw, tieing a Translation of the tat des Postes," publisned. by Au thority. .With the Gazetteer, price Its. 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