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k ,•(•kf --: • % -. %%/?1'• ~; • ,‘ • '`37 ;:if;;L i A r fr.",e;• .. - /''lllTi3P4t M 97.1 WEDNI.?,SDAY, F 1 .13R,ETARY 23, MM. [PRICE SIXPENCES TAT:PPENNY: as 11./ :•; 4 J• SPI.EwIIGII fic is is ql' • V' .f 11-IEATItE EVENING, Feb. 24, will be !)(.I.lromp,l ti,e'rrr:vrt.ilv of TN(;Tvcrn.'7ol Trtr. Trim!). 44e of Colneirster. Mr . :Nynn T.;!,!7 Nlic, Boyce. After wVoil the (lovroir of TM' BLUE ; r. 1,11 v-41 he „ , JriC T,F,vS-Twit LI:f)NORA. vrthi v as tf erel mi).ilnt of Venice; with Leander and a, anti .. in e :kt a Cl , . Tr - TEATIIF, CrltrliNT-GARDF7;. j: °7 MOR ROW EVENING, Feb. 24, will be Performed Ow Cion'e•iv 4f TITE tnrINTRY tvi,* Mfr. 1 7 :rvevtt.; Orpiiitry Girl, MrF , ..Tor , lln. 1 4 Will be added !'S:rittitilol z , ig‘r . Drarnatic ItuarArice, ill Two ralleri • • • . • WAYDERJ.NG Siv,tordly, bewe - -in a POrAT, ACADEMY, 'SOMF:I:<':D-PLACIF• Iterri,7•7 WW I S • - .' 7 ` l (•rtilel r n th r NATT"\X; E*TITTMTTON *tivi. - f•he ' 1 , 4 01)A Y . , th, or. hv on VIES -111)4;3 t . .. 4! Lrift:ri of April, after zbic l .) tittle 1...,0ne Can be ad- P `f)til )'3szt, , '+►le care wilt be taken of clich WITrII, but the k .' g a t cannot bold thealsekee responsible in cases • et delt. • • e • HENRY I.TOWARD, 11.:A. Secretary. D, Ilt ItN "e,, :anti Co. Rotal Ex ch an , , re%pect inform the Pttlilic, that they barn on Sale, Nnmiturs, TiPliets 'and' Shares for the present ii ,‘ ,, tery o f soot) Tiel:ets, toslie. drawn -in Two Days 4 11 t awl ',ITN o f M')NTtJ. THE SCHEME CON'riaiNg 2. ; Prize of L.2.41.0c10 2 Ditto O,OOO 3 ........ . • . 1,000 &o. &c. pott-paid, duly answered, and Schetry.‘.s grat',s A 'r T'S Old Fortunite Of- ~.. 3 7. Cornhill, 28, Havntarket, t: ti i l • Pw ar 4 , olborn, I 14.1, Oxford -street, •It 4- s of Oue Hundred Thonstid Pounds Las keen sold )1 :,. "'lad Prizes . in one Lotteiv -:lone, and !!e trusts inhe- Xkpoativ fortunate in disteibutine; Carital Prizes in the ; , *in, l lNlAl.l_, LOT I'ERY , :t only 8000 Tickets, which be ' : 11 ,0(4 4 ,Txi0e: th- 40 of MARCH, containing Two Prize.; of .‘`..,.... 4 176 . :it1es 20 other apitals. LOTTERY—FOrTRTH MARCH. 1 1 '-' 'Contractors, S\Vfl'T nml Co. respect rolll' remind the Pnbtic.' that the Drawing of the State 'rh t .! will comtnelcc on FRIDAY, the •-ith Of MARCH. • „ co rusts: -,f only 8,000 \and contains on ' Pri2es, including i rle n .„„TWO of r. 20.000 • • --,;:r-Ts; and sityRES arc st•lling by SWIFT oriel Co. V• 11, Poultry: 1 No. 31, Aldgate High 12, Charing-cross; I street, •fia. Who Shared and Sold la the Last Lottery. ................ ................ L.to,oon ` 43 2090 vei•;il Other,. ill the precedin' Lntiery. , lONEY.—ONF.,I- 4 EINDRED niOtI.:AND P01.77.:;P5.. - Co. ita:l the sin.!. , :ohir plea. 1 1 ,,Ils%kure o 4 irtyinz to the Pablic the shove Amount in th tr „ l Thklll`Stitall Lotteries, and they make no doubt, but Ilk ) ; lvith + l ,lh:into' Fortntie's favours to those who . hono_or % ) • . 1,„ ‘utic commands in t he present Lottery, to be •a, h a , c h - ', 1 !) of Next Month. HORNSBY and Co. hie 'on at, N ce seleetion of Capital Prizes in Tickets , and 4 4te tii iie ;`beir h1;- , d °glee Cornbill, where ". ut the Funds is transacted ' with fidelity and dis- rENT IMPERIAL DINING-TA t- and PATENT .TRAFALGAR SIDEZIO.kRDS 141 4,, ,n, (4- 'rABLES, in One elegant Piece of l'uttlit7e . 4 Ols n .w different Plans ; . the Pate ut 'mirrored Spilt " .ds • Bras-i- , screw Four Post, and Tent ` 14 14, - "",. Pu t ' ' ; 1 1 d Bedding 'complete ; • Portable fhrgifh serg otherl irc‘ new invented anti improved articles also a •efierit - and 'very-extensive aSsortsuent of ttte c' e rY ind ' Cabinet Articles for farni.thing lloipzes t4 t113 ) 1; 4 ' ;14 Y raantifacturell, where Faiffilie may select -raid tic'whole as •in a few days, avoiding the extreme m ° •ait ' ing seieral Months in cOnipleting their it ,ta & ,' "tient, -.44 "' ' a We'sti .- ' A -t ry and Nary, etc. by Gls S itilfir t r ' s " :lt ' ll7l'! - 7;•Catileivine-street, Strand, on utod e r a t e , for prompt payment. HIS NIA.; F. --- STY'S LF:TThRS PATENT. ode la various IMPERIAL TWINE fvt, the varions Widths of 7-8 and d 1 for and rn 9-3. 5-4, and G-4, for Shee Artricr, so - Desirable for its Econa t , 4 ctu r .,,Y. and its great conduciveness to health, Is. mann "e 1 , 4 t s ,"„un a mathvuteic a Principle Cayant toute Varreable d 't till'. It So ' regulating the perspiration, having I'rN dl e t w lQr any tiling of a cold nature mixed with it; that I,7 ct '' of ..uthien cola ;chill, aftei exelcise, is totally vtt 4 4- " , i, and is suitatile to every Climate and Season. :7 4 •S't 41- stamped with the Patentee's name, x -c. at the '")IA At i .AIII...IIOUSES, No. 16, CHEAPSIDE, and u gthe r i:i Pieces of Qfl vards'each, and upwards, Ti: atl Y half th e ' P r i ce o f other iluth. ‘ ra rs ll 6 -4 Slicelings are from 26 to*s4 yards, and the urd tri r t ,rti& upwards. twith remittance) punctually executed. vi 0,1 4 j . " ISt Of Marchi will be published, in Three Volumes, price 21s. 0 N N - E L; d National Tale. 44 6 ny LADY MORGAN (late Miss.Owensonl, j t Pri,j t t pt the Wild Irish Girl, Novice of St. Dominick, ex. G fur H. Colbura, Conduit street; and - sold also Edinburgh : and J. Cumminig, Dublin . . 1'4 4 . , th s 4 paoinFin-p' it is requested that the public will their orders earl} to their respective Booksellers, of Ai 14 Y aISO be had just published, II 4140 • ''vey ' o r, Alemoirs of a Woman of Fashion, by Mrs. Th e :Out:l°r of the Mourtrarramilv, 4 vols. 2Ss. A raiand the Lover, by Miss Iloicroft,•3 vett. 18s. fithi`.9f Nature, by Mi,s Burney, 4 v015..285. Zl,Lidute auconberg, Holstein,ihe sme, (2ls. 14) Mad. De Stile' 2 rots.• 10s.. , . —.....—. WEsSEL'S JESUITS DROPS. HE: Genuine JESUITS DROPS have been ° lte l , I CH'.b'' known and esteemed 'a §afe, cl , lcap, e.ffectual,an , 11 4 elt i mmediate cure for Stranguary, Cteets, Weakness o . r q V 4441 es or Bladder; and.when taken on ,thefirst attack litt,r''''eal Infection, tliev Will infallibly accomplish the de '4,,, !lect: should the coin plaint be .far 'advanced., it wilt he ,Ti, s „ s 'Y to take the Specific Remedy with theJesnits Drops. 44%,,,,-,1-11iilt Oblect' to hit attended to is, that purchasers %.,'"'' "ec;a7eful in'hiviie , the true and genuine Preparation, ,t4isita:::llll?,oe ' and dd . nge'rtitis counterfeits atteni?te4 to be 1 1 .. c ti V, 4 1 ale public, ' hy tt , Jsoluf e-f , ,.lsehoods; 'are so num,- .irs,„ „ , e proprietors nuttiest every purchaser to ask for A6. l , i 'it' .11 S1S' Ditops. , ' 1 )0„ ( .,, ?u,--T11:: genuine We:sel;.'s Jesuit': Dyops•are i!.l - i t in a litaclt statup, with the following- eiiii:art . , !, thei,e lue,,:s.isecure the Proprietor front pirAcy):. E. IA .I%if , k , t,, ..1,1'.ri.,:',..,t0.30‘epil Wessel, Gt i f fit. Paul's Chu:T.ll-yard. ti .. ,1 . Vet' bottle and in large bottles, cout.i.Liaing . 4 411, ii . '" . : '' DISI"RESS IN GEQIANY. lto' iTT Eig - hi Year, ago,- the ciii.,AmFrrEs twen-ioned War iii different PROVINCES of CERNI.I.NY dare fo » SI7IISCItIPTI()N, and the For;-na tion of a COAINII'f TEE in -London, to relieve the Distresses on tie! Contnent. By the generosity of the British Public, the - Sunrof nearly 50,0001. was remitted, which rescued multitudes from the ex tremity of want; but at no period since .tho existence -of this Committee, has the mass of every hind of trisery been so great, in the country to which their attention was first di re•cted ; where - the many sanguinary battles fought in Lusatia, Tiohemia, Saxony, Brandenburg, and other pas, have cot/lied - ttor to peaCeable inhabitants, sufferings,, al most unexampled in -the annals of histor7. The committee are anxi•ut to impress upon the minds of their -countrymen, that in anticipation of British support, they Love remitted to different parts of Germany to. the amount of near 40,0001 • - Amount already advertised -• _ L. 29,754 19 3 Subscriptions since received _ At Messrs. R.oharts, Curtis, S. H. a caild - 0 3 0 • and C "3.1'. G. - - o to a T. D. Harris, EA. 1 0 0 Gaviikr and.Wal , 23 20 0 0 - I 1 0 Christian Dettinar 20 0 0 TyCr, - .1 .2 0 - 1 0 0 J. and Coor ' wr 10 10 0 Received liv J a cob Samuel Esq. 100 0 0 Hazen, jun. B. J. ed man and Joseph Ball - 10 00. -- to. - - 21 0 0 Thonm.4 I,.iith - la 0 0 Mr. 'l'. W. Mon;li 5 5 u. Jnim - 5 ,5 0 G. 1 7 . "livanß. 1 . :9. 50 00 . Joferd: Sterry - 5 0 0 Halion: and I Anthony Stern , 10 0 0 - 40 0 0 Antl!ims , 20 0 0 11r) Warner, Esq. 10 10 0 .Toslunt Clam - 1 0 0 Mr. (_•.Lorcli - 5 5 0 Picharcl ' , terry - 5 () 0 At Nievws. Curries, I3,ize;er Lowe 5 0 G . . _ • lt.tiLes ;(11(1 Cu.' Anthony Neathy 10 0 () Rev. Ifen: y Itaikes 10 10 0 Wil!;:....ru Manser 10 0 . 0 Curries, 11.701(es, and I'rcici . F.c s !l , ll 10.10 0 Co. - -* ;03 0 u Samarl Eveleigh 5 5 0 .7. T. Jame 4 and Co. 21 0 0 John Burr - 2 2 0 John Hunt , e, Esq. Thowas Scourge and . _ _ _ ... _. . . St. Martin's-lane - 5 5 0 Sou - - - 15 0 0 11r3. Mint f.r . , ditto 2 2 0 Joseph Slime!, 10 10 0 Mk.) (iil)!,., , ditto 1 1 0 A , lonymous, per ditto 5 h 0 Di:l - 1), Culls::! 1 frgn John 'l',frpin - 10 0 0 ',..: v0T3.:.; l'Heads 1 1 0 Mar: Str:Ty - 1 0 . 0 . F.;tirlie, lionuani, anti John Christy - 5 5 0 ,eq. - - - 105 00 . Abraham de Horne 10 0 0 Wormald, ,Gott, and Willimo I;:irsh .- 5 0 0 Worahls, Leeds 100 0 0 Thomas 1 - 111 - de - 5 5 0 Rev. Mr. in Rudd - - 9. 20, Williain , Horne - 5' 5 0 S. and J. P.i:.•:it , :r 10 10 0 klizalieth Ke.up 2 o'o Itev. T. Hophins and I Teary Newman 10 0 d 1 7 r7ends, Linton 20 10 0 .lanies Knight - I 1 0 B. W.' _ - - 2 0 0 Wm. VV:llliick, jtlo. 31 0 __. . Rev. .1. E•. - anfi 'and .• John roll - --- - • 20 0 0 Friends, C!!nrci:- Richard Fell - 10 0 0 fit•r , e h t; hike-End .Tpli Fell, jun. 15 15 0 New - TOwn, .61. ; Isaac Steele - •10 0 0 6.15 Sunday 'elinol • John Hudson - 1 0 0 ChildrQn,. 21. 133. Foxes and Hamilton 21 0 0 §d. - - - 8 13 9 Snbscription; received at the Bars of the city of 'London Tavern: Lloyd's Cofr- , e-bouse; Stock Exchange; and at all tlis Bankers in town and country. It. a. MARTIN, 1 Secretaries., . LUKE nowARD,,I" Just published, De:»y Octavo. prict• es, 6d. tine quarto editio7,_ Ss. 11, FUNZRAL ORATION on CiIINEB.AI., MORRAV : inscribed to his linkrial Majc.sty, th:! Eta pctor Lon(!on : Printed for.the Author, and sold by J. Uatcbard, Booliqeller tu her Majesty, Piccadilly. his lay wiz ribiished. In One Volume, fonlscap 4vo. price 3s. Gd, board , , SIR 'PRO TEUS; a Satirical BallA, By P. if. o'DONoVAN, Es -4. ET, TTrE t I[Par."%_47 vokxrporoy. Mc est, (viten requiris. Printed for T. Hookbant, jun. and E. T. finolsham, 15, Old Bond-street.7-0f whom may be 1161, lately published, A Pic ture of Society, or the INlisanthropist ;- in 1 cot. loyal latnia. price, ss. 6,1.,-Alsci, Memoirs of Prince Alexy I.laiinatoff; translated from the original 111 SS. under the immediate in spection of the PLtacc, by John Urowu, Esq. in 1 tut. tlruo. price ss. Gd. • BUILDERS' PRICES AND MATERIALS. Corrected to February n;, 1814, This Pay was published, • 'Care - rally corrected ihrong•hout, price 4s. ROSBY 'S BUILDER'S \EW PRICE V.) BOOK, cuutaiuing-ti►c present value of materials and. Wrekimuship, with the Price of Labour separate. 21lso the vurions Ac:s and, Duties; Directions to make Cements and • Limes ; Tables for msa.nring Tiwbor, and all ki:4ds of Work; method of constructing Ovens, and several useful Calcula tions relating to Building. By 30 FIN PHILLIPS, Corrected - by C. SliftMAN . , Surveyor, assisted by several • • eminent in the profession. London . printed for B. and It. Crosby, and Co. Stationer's court, Ludgate-street, and sold by all Booksellers. KIRWAN''.; SERMONS. On Monday, February the isth, will be published, In One Volume, Octavo, 'with a Portrait of the Author, 4. 2s. boards, EE.MONS. By, the late Rev. WALTER BLAKE KIRWAN, Dean of Killala. With a Sketch of his Life. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Retts, Orme, and Brown, Pa ternoster-row. . • ' ' 6 Dr. iiirwan'preferred our country and nor religion, and brought to both, genius superior to what he found in either. He'called forth the latent virtues of the human heart, and tm;ght men to discover in themselves a mine of charity, of which the proprietors had .beco unconscious. He came to inter; upt the repose of the pulpit, and shakes one world with the thunder of the other. The preacher's desk be comes the throne of life."—Mr.Grattates Speech, June 19, ,17;) 6 1. i 6 44 A few Copies are printed on Royal Paper, price One Guinea, Boards. SUPPLEMENI"PO (APFAIN COOK. Present State - Of Madeira, the Brazils, Cape of Good, Hope, Botany Bay, the Society, Sandwich, and Friendly Islands, New Zealand, tir.c. Just published, giccoud Edition, handsomely printed, in Quarto, price 21. 2s. inboards, greatly enlarged by consiiferable A4l4;tions, VOYAGE ROHN D E WORLD. - By JOHN TURNBULL. " The entertainment we have experienced in - the perusal of the Voyages of Columbus; Raleigh, De Gann, Drake, Cook, and Dampier, are still fresh in our memories ; and tee seem to meet old friends in improved'eircumstances when we reeist with Mr. Turnbull many of the pJacei first made known to Ili by those discoverers. This Voyage forms a. pleasing ebntrast to the pompous and susp.cious narratives of the French tea velers, who have almost monopolized the manufacture. of lyiag . ,wonders. To' such productions we are glad to oppose the staple of Mr. Turnbull's solid .communications, and to ,give them the patronage of the British Revieo;."—British Re view for Oct. 1813. 4, We have seldom been more gratified than with the ad dition which this voyage makes to the knowledge of distant countries. r'e consider it as one of the most interesting hooks of .Tr gel which hive appeared for many years."—.Edinburgli Review. " Mr. Turnbull's descriptions have the merit of novelty, and, we beiite, the most perfect fidelity. His observations -are those of a Aroag and a thinking . mind. - -Archives Lit ter:tire. l`rinted fol. A. 7.laxwell, Bell-yard; and C. Chapjtle, Pall- Mall; sul by all the Booksellers. 1'1CT1 7 "1.1..\ 7 ?-OFFICE, Feb. 22, 1814. T UE COLI/MISS/ONERS for Viell LLIN6 Nis lif./1.1135T3" Y N.IVY .do hereby . give' Notice, 7'h !q on Friday, the 414 . of March next, Met/ will be reatly tc rewire it 'writing, (scaled up) an!! trent _Ai Ore Ifnndred Tons of BUTTER, 'Ore rittrdred and Fit y Tors ;I'CHEE..s, and Two Hundred 74ins of OATMEAL, to Ix delivered, one half ;hereof in a 211o)ith, and the, other half in a ltunth afterwards, into His Majesty's Victualling Stores at the Ports, and in the proportions undermentioned, viz. Butter. Cliee,e. Oatmeal. Tons. Toes. 'Tons. Deptford . 50 -80 100 Pultintorith 20 45 7O Plynicutit. 23 35 3O 100 Ton. 150 Tons. 200 Tans. •and alsofcr the supply qf, atecerBAVINS may he demand 'rd I,r the struice qf Ifis.lloje44if's Bakehouse at Deptford, during the si.v...c , of no( .17%,,,1hs certain, and farther until K 4 rce icarni!ty shad 14? given for the termination o f _ • . The whole to he paid for by Bills, payable with Interest, Ninety Days after date. The Contliti,ons r f the Contracts may be seen at the ..geere tary's O. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price. shall nOt be inserted in u'ordc at length, or that shall not be didicered to the _Board licl'cov One o!Clock on•the said Friday, .the 4th Afarei" next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or Rome Person •.jn his Behalf, attends, to answer when railed for. Easch Tinder mast also he accompanied by a Letter signed by two responsible Persons engaging to .Geu.-ome bound with the Party tendering, in the penal sum of 5001. for the due 13o:fort:loner If the Ccntrac:for Bneins. OFFICE OF ORILV,INCE, Feb. 9, 1314, THE PRINCIPAL .OFFICERS of His 31;1- .i.E.Frrs ORDNANCE do hereby glue Notice, That Proposals tic reeivettl at their Office in on or lnfore IT'ednestlay, the 2rl day of 31arch next, from smelt Persons as may be 'killing to undertake the Sappiy. of WOOD HOOPS, for Service of this Department for a Pe- ri, , l of three Yearx, determinable at the Expiration of one Year, upon Nolice.of .thr u Months, at the Option of either Parts'. , , samples of the 'nay be viewed upon application at the•PriveipalStortikee d ,cl.s . (/ice in the Tower ; and . farther Particulars, tslether with the 7'erms and Conditions of the Contract, Illay be known at the Secretary's Of in Pall- Mc't afiresaq, any Day .!.etwecn the Ilurs of Ten and Four o'cloc!, where 1.447 Proposals mast be delivered, sealed up, and indorsed "Peoposal, for Wood Hoops ;" but no Pro poiai erns h e a( r,,,!.f e ,. 'after/the said .2d day of March, at Tztudne o'clock a 7 an of the scow' lay, neither will amy Tender be noticed, male.;s the Party making it, or an .dgent in his behay, shall utttn,. By Order of the Board, I:.Pr EAST INDIA 110UsE, FE:I3. ►s, ►Bl,l. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNIT- E". - COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND trading-to the EAST INDIES do hereby give Notice, that a SCHEDULE of the AATES at which the Company will be ready, from and after the loth April nest, to LAND and IVAREHOIISE Ort*IMPORTS from INDIA of such Private Merchants as may see it proper : to commit their Merehnai dize to the care of the Company, may be bad On application to Mr. Robert Wissett, the Clerk to the Committee of- Ware houses, at his Office in this House. JAMES COBB, Secretary. EAT INDIA-HOUSE, Feb. 1, 1514. EI COURTofDIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND trading to the EAST INDIES do hereby give Notice : That a SPECIAL GENERAL COURT of the said COM PANY "WILL BE HELD, by Adjournment, at their House in , Leadenhall-street, on WEDNESDAY, the 24d March next, atEleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, to take into consi deration the following propositions viz. • That no Person shall hereafter be deemed eligible to sit upon a Committee of Proprietors who is not entitled to vote or ballot in a General Court. That this Res.f.ution be established as a Bye-Law of the Company. mat an addition he made to the sth section of the Bth chapter of the llye-Laws, eutitted General Courts, viz. That'after the vortls It is ordained, that no Person be admitted to be present at any General Court, who shall not , at the time be possessed . of Five Hundred .Pounds Stock,'' there be inserted as follows, viz.. " And that no Persons be allowed to take any part in tire discussion of any question therein who shall out be legally entitled to vote or ballot upon the same." And the Court of Directors do hereby also give Notice, that at the said General Court (which will be also a Quarterly General Court, notice of which has been given ljy a separate adrertisement)'a motion is intended to be made, " That no sum of money shall be voted by any General CoUrt as a re muneration for services performed, or as a compensation for losses suffered, nor as a gratuity or pension to any person unless forty Proprietors, legally qualified, arc present." The Court of I)ir►ctors do likewise give Notice,,that at the said Q;:arterly Court a Motion will male-" That Lord Her bert Windsor Stuart, late of tl►e Bengal Civil Establishment, be permitted to return with his Rank to India.". .1.3.111 ES COBB, Secretary. • This Day was published, A new Edition, price Fire Shil:iog , , illustrated with Cases, APRACTICAL TREATISE "mi the . PRE VENTION and CURE of nit VENEREAL DISEASE and its trousequenees, as Strictures, Gleets, &c. including' Practical „Observations on Tubes Dorsalis, Mural Dis charges, &c. By - T. M. CATON, SargeOU, Late of the Lruited Hospitals of St. Thomas c and Guy's. • Printed for Messrs. Sherwood hnd CO. 20, Paternoster-row, and J. Nlartin, Holles-street, Cavendish-square, London ; where may be had Caton on Female DiseaSe, 3s. Gd ; Asthma and Maar Cough, 3s ; Indigestion, &C. as. FRENCH PA I'IRS. DEC:A Vi;lv LAST [GUT.] • . . • . PARIS, FEn. 18. 7 41er Majesty the. Enress Queen and Regent has received the fgllowing news iroei the army. t( the 17th in the morning : " The Emperor, in setting out from Nogent . . on the 9th, to manoeuvre upon the enetny's• corps which was advancing by the Ferte and Meaux . upon Paris, left the corps of ti,e Duke of Bel. litno and of Gen. Gerard before Nugent; the 7tit corps of cile.Duke of Reggio, at Provens,-charged: with the defence of the bridges: of. Bray: kind Montereau, , and General Yugo! near Mnntet:eau . and Melun. ," . The Duke of Eeiluno having received infor mations that several divisions o► ti►e Austrian army.had marched from Proyes on the day of the 10th, to advance upon Nogent, made his corps. d'artoerepass the Sciuc, leaving Gen. llourmopt with 1200 men at Nogeut, for the defence of the . town. " The enemy presented himself on .the 11th to . enter iCogent. He renewed his attacks all the! day, and always in vain ; he was briskly repulsed with the loss of 1500 men killed or woundc(C--- General BoUrtnrint had barricadoeel the streets, indented (crenele). the houses, and taken. every Ineas e ure tor a vigorous defence. This General,. who is an - officer of distinction, was wounded in the knee.: Col.Raviere replaced him. . " The enemy renewed the attack on the 12th, but still to no purpose. Our young troops co vered themselves with glory. These two days have cost the enemy more 'than 2000'men. The Duke oftelluno having learned that-the enemy had passed at Bray, judged proper to ,cause the bridge of Nogent to be destroyed, and march ed upon Nanges. The Duke of Reggio otcicrod the bridge of Montere::u and Melun to be blown up, and- retired upon the river Yeres.. On the I,6th the . Einphior a i rrived:itpon the Yeres,ami marHbed his head-quarters to Gmigiaes. " The.evening of the battle of 'tram:tramp (the 14th). the Duke of It visa caused the enemy to be attacked at eight o'cl6ck at tloges . ; he took front pieces of canrion, antkhe has fiiiished the. destruction of tbe,ll,ossian iivision:' _There were counted upon this point alone of the field of bat tle 1300 dead. The success obtainediat the battle of Vauchamp has been much - more 'considerable . than was announced. . "The exasperation of .the inhabitants of • the country is at its height. _The .atrocities'commit:- te(r by the Cossacks stir*s all that can' tie imai gilled. In their feroCious intoxication they_have carried their attempts to women .of sixty •yearsi and young girls of twelve ; they have plundered _mid destroyed' the habitations. The peasants', breathing but. vengeance, conducted by old retired military men . , and armed with muskets of the enemy, 'collected upon the•field of battle,,beat the woods, and lay hands upon all they meet; they estimate already those which, they have, taken at more than two thousand ;, they have , sev . - sal hundreds of them. The Russians, frightened, sins vender CO' our columns, to find • an *him in .• • them. The Satne causes will produce' the same effects throughout all the empire ; and those ar mies which entered, they said, upon our territory to carry pe,ide,' happiness, the sciences, and the arts thither, shall•find on it their annihilatioi4;! Letters from the army, written from Ranges, the 37th at noon, announce that the Emperor, who had attacked the enemy-,_ll at that moment in hii power 6000 prisoners, among whom %vete several Generals and a great number of; officers, and 14 pieces of cannon. His Majesty was fol lowing up his soccesS; TO-day at noon, 6000 prisoners made yester day morning at the battle of Nanges, will cater Paris by the Bart ierre de Charenton: MILAN, FEB. 10.—An Estafette• which we have this moment received from Golfo, where it left the Prince Viceroy-on the morning of the 9th, has brought us the following news : " By a combined movement, the eu•nlN• of the -Prince Viceroy debouched yesterday at day-breali, from Mincio in several columns. General Verdier remained upon the Upper • Mincio _with the 6.lth and sixth divisions, which were the same day to debouch from .Monzamb'ano, and support • the movement of the Prince Viceroy•upan Villafranca. The Prince intended to offer the enemy battle at thin point. We expect to find the principl of the ene-