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T,UFASiSAIf, SEPTEMBER 22,

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'this day werspubliebcd, In ihro. price ts. 6d. sewed, I
OBSERVATKINS oft the TRIAL by JURY,.
particularly on the Unanimity required in the Verdict.—
By JOHN 1.0 NOILEY, Esq. late Recorder of the City of ito.
chester • and at present one of the Justices of the Thames Police.
London : Primed ft/Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, sad
Brown, Paterhoster-roW„

Ord.. *4th instant will be published, M royal &to. price lin.
In boards.
A TREATISE on the OFFENCE of LIBEL
with a DISQUISITION at large, on the RIO*. Beacal%
and roper Boundaries of POLITICAL DISCUSSION.
By JOHN GEORGE,
Of the Middle Templet §_p•alaal Pleader.
London: Patblisbed by Taylor andtliosewy, 98, Fivett4trait.

macr OF KIN.
IF WILLIAM or JAMES, Sons of WILLIAM.
LECKERay, whet. Married Ann Coarse° •of Abiop
don, in the County of Berke, will apply to Melers.).forland and
Attornies at Law, Abingdon, Berta, on or before the
30th day of September, 2913, they may bear or eninetbintto
their advantage.
P. S. The .aid William or lasi* k stappoeed to be !VINO,*
the Cotton Traded—Abingdon, Sept. 29, 1822. •
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G. DYER'S POETICS.
Thil day was published, price 144.
• OETICB ; or, A SERIES of POEMS, and
DISQUISITIONS on POBYRY.
By G. DYER,
Formerly of Emanuel Collega.,Canibridge.
AL *nee INgii&Mous ate tontodoif s Syttettualo Woilkwei
Yoe* Ritlehron and the whole Setter as a Shotalt of*As-
does punters in different Periods of Life. • • •
Brined for. J. Joisnann and Co. St. PaW's Chentb-yeed,

NOTICE ii bereby given, That application wilt
be made to Pariismette in the ensuing Session for leave
to.briagin a Affil aoddiltalso so Act for niakiiig and.ntalntainier
a Navigable CUT or CANAL,for the,porlaset of Nay4eten '
with proper tasks. Docks, &aut
shoes, Wharfs, Quays; lMng
Places, Wrens, Warehouses*. and other necessary works and
conveniencies, from and out of that part ea cerfain imended
Canal, authorized to be made by a certain Act of ParnaMents
passed in the 52d year of his present Majesty's reign, intituled
" An Act for makiag and maintaining a Navigable Canal from
the Grand Junction Canal, in the Parish of 'Paddington, to the
River Thames in the Parish of I.imebouse, with a collateral Cut
in the Parish of Sr. I.eonarol, Shaieditch, in the County of-Mid.
diem: "whfch runs through the land belorighig to his Majesty in
the aristo of St. Papua*, in the County of Middlesex, heretofore
called Maiy-la-bontie Park, and now called, or intended to f •
called, the Regent's Park, towards the South-eastern extremity '
of the Regent s Park afnrasid,which said intended Cur or Canal;
with Dimino, Docks, EtiSkdi Wharf.* Quart, Landing P1.°411
Cuiverts, Warehouses, and :other necessary works and 'coal,* ,
niences, are iu:ended to he Made and carried into that part of the
Regent's Park.sforesaid,whieh is in the Pariah of St. Pancrai, on
the County of Middlesex; arilalso for altering sauLanseahug
the before-nuz.iumol Act offibe sitd year of blipresept Majesty's
reign. • EDWARDz and LYON, Solicitors.
BloOm shury-sgove, September, i 51 it, .

This day was pnbildsed,
In One.Vohune, r 4 vo. peke Ifs. boards,
IZNEFECTS of the ENGLISH LAWS and TRI-
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Author of National Governtnent, Independant Man, Sm. B.c.
p Printed for 1. lohnsuo entree, St. Paul's Church-yard.
Where may be had, by the same Author, •
I. The Independe.* Man, or an Essay on the Formation. aed
Dewelopensant of thou' Principles and. Eaculties of the Human
Mhel which conetltute Maria and Intellectual Excellence. Two
vols. !Ivo price 18s. baud.,
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This day was published. In itvo. pece Ns. a new Edition, oL
A PRACTICAL. SYNOPSIS of the MATERIA
ALIMENTARLA and MATERIA MEDICA Com-
=the latest lutprovernenu in de London, ladlubwrgii, aad
Pheincopatio.
By RICHARD PEARSON, M.D.
Member of the Royal College of Physicians, and formerly
' Physician to the General Hospital, near Bermingham.
Gs We ',command this work of Dc. Pearson as a synopsis of
the most useful and masterly kind."--British Critic.
Printed for Robert Baldwin, Paternoster-row ; and Thomas
Underwood, S2;lleet-street.

NORTH. DEVON CAETLE, NEW LEiCESTER SHEEP,
AND SUFFOLK PU,NOK lORSK &COCK.
R. cHit.pg,s ANNtrAL SALE will, com-
mence at the Fann-yard, Kinks, near Bewdley, on Wed-
nesday, the Sntli instant, at Ten, when there will be SOLD up-
warts of I 1-11 R IV HEAD of CAT J LE, of the pure North
Devon Breed, consisting of near Twenty, in Calf, Cows, and
Heifers, stinted to a most valuable Bul, and several pair of Elul-
lucks, well adapted to feed, or to work; about eighty choice
Ewe, and Theaves, that are descended from the best Rams in
the County of Leicester, and the like number of Wetlstrs, that
are in a good state for the Butcher, or to put to turnips; several
very capital Suff4k Mges, that are stinted to Mr. Childes well-
known Punch Stallion Gallant; and a considerable number of
very superior Colts and Fillies, of various ages, that have been
bred with the greatest care and attention, and that are descended
trom the most valuable Horse Stock io the Couuty of Suffolk.—
The Ploughing niatch between Hereford and Delon Oxia, that
was to have taken place at Kinlet on the day previous to Mr.
Ctidde's Sale, is oir, at the request of the Proprietor of the Here-
ford stock.

This day was,publisked, la (Ivo. price ao. a Fourth Edition of
'THESAURUS MEDICAMINUM: a new Cr l.
leetion of Medical Prescriptions, distributed into Twelve
Classes, and accompanied with Pharmaceut,cal and Practical
Remark'; exhibiting a View of the present State of the Materla
Medea and Practice of Physic in this and other Countries.
By RICHARD PEARSON, M.D.
" This work presents an ample collection of Formula, taken
from the most endoent medical and pbarmaceuticrl writers, and
compiled with eq"al fidelity and judgment—lt ct,ntains besides,
many valuabre remarks with revNect to the use and exhibition of
medicine, and may safely b.t praised for its accuracy and Jude-
nsent."—British Critic and Monthly Review.
Printed for Robert Baldwin, Paternoster-row; and Thumu
Underwood, 3Q, Fleet-street.

OXFORDSHIRE.
VALUABLE FREEHOLDS, Al' WHEATI.EY AND
CURDESDON.
To be SOLD by AUC LION, by Mr. FOLKER,
At the Crown Inn, Wheatley, on Monday, the Sfith day of Oc-
tober, 1811, at twelve o'clock pi eckely, in Lots,
SUNDRY FREEHOLD FARMS, situate
at Wheatley, ha the Pari h of Cudde.dun, in the County of
Oxford; comprising t‘getber near 600 Acres of extremely pro•
ductive inclosed and lithe-free Arable, Meadow, and Pasture
Land, with good Farm-houses, Barns, Stabees, and other con-
venient Buildings; in the ocrupatluns of Thomas Jugg.n., Wm.
Jugging, Ji.bn Haynes, Noah ..iook, and others, yearly tenants.
Also, an ol4.establshed INN, at Wheatley, called the Cm tsivas,
with extensive Yard, Llartion, Stables, and other convenient
Buildings; and several Cottagei,,Closes, and Gardens:ln Wheat-
ley aforesaid.
Also, a eon-pact and very desirable inclosed FREEHOLD
It FAM, with a good Dyrelling-hnuse, and convenient Buildings,
situate at Cuddesslon, called the Park Farm, containing u,rwarti;
of 60 Acres of 'rich Arable, Meadow, and Pastuee Land, in the
occupation of Wm. Jugging; and a well-accustomed PUBLIC-
HOUSE, at Cudciesdon, called the Compassi3.
Wheatley is within five miles of the City of Oxford, upon the
Turnpike-road leading through Wycomh to Loudon • and the
Estates May be viewed at any time by application to th;Tecianti;
and Mr. Noah Crook, Wheatley.
Printed Particulars may be had on application to Messrs.
Graham, Kin !erley, and Doinville, nn, London ; and
Messrs. &dictum, Oxibrl; at whose Offices Maps of
the Estates, may be seen : also of Mr. Oils, Land Surveyor;
Fareham, at the Plus of Sale; and of the Auctioneer,,,
Oxford.

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an incidental View of Vie Progress and Advancement of Litera-
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Anecdotes of a considerable Number of eminent Writers and
iirjenious Artists.
By JOHN NICHN.q, F. S. A.
•.• A copious Inaex is printing with, all possible speed, and
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A NEW and IMPROYLD EDITION of GUY'S SPELLING
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This thy was published, thei;;urib Edition, on a superior Paper,
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GUY'S NEW BRITISH SPELLING-BOOK ;
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to the capacities of Youth, and arranged in a new, racy and plea-
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ding to the purest modes of pronunciation.
By JOSEPH GUY,
Late Professor of Geography, &c. at the Royal Military College,
Great Marlow.

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excellent wrung-paper, price Ss. 6d. half-bound.
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DR. SQUIRRELL'S (Author of the Maxims of
•Health) TONIC POWDERS and DROPS have been pre-
scribed for Indigestion and its abets for SO Teat, with astonish-
fug .iaccess.
These admirable ntedichwa, taken jointly, evacuate bile, phlegm,
and water, give strength to the organs of digestim,invlgurate the
nerves, resume pain sad spasm of the stomach, expel wind, Hof
dace an apptdte and correct acidity. They alio cure diseases of
the liver and thine incident to Warm cl mates, or too free
N. B. Ills Poortkes taken ahmeremady a eambre habit, remove
ahlatuctluall, lauwat irritability, dhalalibbeat, carry offfever, cure
the head-ache, and have singular effitacy in removing a At of-in-
&amatory rm.
"che Powders "s.9d.or es. Tbe•Drops gi. bd. or es. sold at
the. late Tines; Rflyat Exchange ; Clarke, In% Plfgh-street,
Bn-
rough; Mulled/. 9, Chadefreeeeee, Solso-sqvare; and the Pro-
prietor (from Subo-sqpare). 39, C)nrkoa-atreat, homers Town;
also by all the Wholesale Venders hi'London:
hiacksati sad Cavallo al 6/Arg amid 99 MO* &tow*

KENT.—WILMINGTON, NEAR DARTFORD.
• TO /LIE LET,
For the term of Three Years certain, with immediate possession,
AA COMFORTABLE G.nteel FAMILY RESI-
DENCE, completely FURNISHED, comprising an En-
tranoe-Hatt, study, Breakfast Parlour Dining Room, sad
Drawing Room ; Ave good Bed Rooms, with convenient Dressing
Rooms and Attics, gou4 Kitchen, Hoitsekeepere Ileum, But-
lers Pantry, *with convenient attached and detached Wares; an
excel,ent Garden, with, or without, Thirty-eve Acres of very
good Pasture and Arable Land, situate at Wiliningtm, near
Dartford, in Kent, and distant 15 nodes from London, with good
roads, in a most respectable neighbourhood.
For particulars apply to Mr. Northcrofr, Law Stationer, Chan.
eery-lane, London; or to Messrs. Claridge and Austen, Solicitors,
Sevenosts,

CAERNARYONSHIR B—NORTH WALES.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVAtE CONTRACT,
THE MANOR and ESTATE of BENARTM
containing about 13.4 Acres, situate near one mile from the
town of Conway, and consmand,ng a beautiful view of its Bay,
River, and country adjacent; the House, with suitable Offices
and Farm-yard and its buildings in perfect. repair, and newly and
compleatly Fumisbed, fit fur the immediate reception of a family
of distinction; the Lands highly improved, the Oantlerrs, Hot.
houses, and Orchards in full-bearing, and producing abundance
of the finest Fruits; its Woods and commending situation have
been so much the object of admiratioe, that it is unnecessary to
ants Into any description of them.
' Two detached Fermi, with good Houses on them, contaiaing
about 50 Acres, will be Sold with the above, or separately.
Apply to Mr. Robinson, Np. 1, Carey-sreet, Linco.besiasu
Alexander Tate, gardener, at Beparth, will show the premises.

AtiIIATTRITION.

'THE PATENT COMPOSITION, vdoich
.11. vests the Maas of Priedemb Steam and ether
Ipi Mins, Machinery, and Carriages of every descrlptkn,
ElarcaulderhiberselcKlice SIN 6416; 60. 0414, los. 6d.; one~
sod two ' One of the srnaliest boxes emetains A
quantity sandiest to last a Chariot or a Post-ebalee mil"
mouths ; as* Ow the wheels are primed with the
1 they way ha Awl 4eily, at 4 will rtes at least ei* ratiedis
lasi occei!es so *eta if( or to apply any Wog else te
the asfdr+eea. Ilk; . is to be Vs the same pre-
I wail for al ihreel6o.4ald; Aide and real,
Messrs. NI libiewo /b. Ifili boot Nor Samna
lambi% • _ .... . • i
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NEXT OF XIX • LECTURES on -the PRACTICE of PiaSIC, and 46 tiff
IF JOHN ABULN, that Married MARY. OHMS. LAWS and OPERATIONS of CHEMIiTRY, with Daily
of Wescott, In the County of Surrey, will apply to Messrs. EXAMINAI'IONS to facilitate the acquitition of Medical and
Morland and Miller, Attbruies at Law, Abitagdxs, Berks, on or Chemical Knowledge*
before the 10th of September, 1819, be taar bear of something nR. TUTHILL, of Calm College, Citnbeidge•
to his advantage; the said John Aborts is by tilde a Baker, • -11-#7 Feilow of the Royal Sociei, wall begin his WINTEA
lived in, iiir* ar T trees, Borotigh. ' COURSES on MonianOttidpst the sth, at his house in Sobek
P.S. 1L404 Ma may receive the above benefit, by I /quart, and at the usual bon.
aPPIONFat snit. 19, issaf t priediOrttpils are uiltialk — •

IMPROVED WINE COOLER and BuT I'ER PRE., ERVEIt,1
THE SOCIETY for the ENCOURAGEMENT.
I of ARTS, MANUFACTURES, and. COMMERCE,
having approved the above contrivance for Cooling and Pre...
strving Butter tinring the Summer, and in hot climates, and nos
warded the Inventor for the same, being satisfied by practical-
experiment of its efficacy in that respett, as well as fur coati*
WM, ; Jost!. Misr has manufactured a considerable quantity,
MI begs to submit them for public approbation, at ht. Wars.
boon (or China, Glass, and Earthenware, No. 82, Fle, .et.

LIVER PILLS. •
I'HE extraordinary demand for this celebrated and
never-failing Remedy for BILIOUS COMPLAINTS and
the low train pr evil& attending them, having excited the envy o
Annie Vfornet talirators, it is necessary to Inform the Public thatt
thintruly vtditab . Medicine the HEPAI IC, or LIVER PILLS
are Sold' only at the New Medicine Warebouse,•49l East End et
Sc. Paqa Church-yard, (half-way Watling-street and. '
Cheapside), in bezel ar 4s. 6d. and 2s. 9d, each. But as they•l
hay* become an al tide of great sale fer the East at:d West In.
dies, they are now also, for the convenience of travellers and
those melding, in distant parts of the empire, made up in bests
eeritaining six 4s. 64. at CI. 4.

'GREAT NEWS FOR LADIES AND GENTLWEN WHO .
• HAVE RED OR GREY HAIR. • •
r`IENTLEKEN haring Reddish ur Grey Whig..
N.A. ken yr k ye-brows, may immediately make them dark tie.
black. Looses and Gentlemen making a single trial, will be con.-
vinced that the Ruisian Dye is thi. most Innocent and best Artie'
In the universe for nask:tig red or grey h iron the head, or on any
ether place, dark or black.—A Lady of distinction has declared.
that for years she had been obliged to wear false hair, altbo' hay.
[int tolerauly.good hair 1)1 her own, but It bring grey at an .arty
age, was recommendsdhyanother Lady, as a ge!'itt, what great
behefft she had found from the Russ an Dye, was renslvedlo
make a fair trial, and In a skirt rime, so grearwas thi addllon, •
that she had left off the false Mir, and teas made her bead of
hair have the you:Mel appearance as when twenty years or ages
Ask for Ptince's Russian Dr, half-a-guinea a butile, or $
dozen bie des U.J.
Sold by the Proprietor, A. Prince, John-street, Garard-street,
(observe, it is a private house, opposite N. 7) ; I lendrie' Per-
fumer to her Majesty,Alchly.rne-stre:a ; Genie, 59., New Bond.
street; Harding, Pall-Malt; Bacon, 150, ortord4treet;
Withers, 429. ntrand :' Davison, 51s, Fleet-street; Rigge 05,
Cheapslde ; Ward, 394, Hriborn ; Bolton, Tutt, Royal Excb;n:,e ;
and of most principal Perfumers and Medicine Venders
Cairriorr.—As most valtialde amities are tried to be counter.
relied, be C-Iref6l to ask for " Prince's Russian Dye," and observe
the cover of each bottle is printed with Russian Gol.l Ink.
Plain directions are inciated in each bottle, where any one mar
dye their hair themaelves with, elute an! pleasure.
Ladies and Gentlemen residing in the country, by inclosing a
one poUnd note In a letter to the Proprietor, will receive by return
of coach one guinea's worth.

Mei-charts" captains, also Coantgy Shopkeepers, sending their
Orders to any. Wboirsak l'erfamers. of Mellon Venders t►ey
deal with in Loadon, will receive liberal allowance.

THU FIRST PRODUCTION IN TH.H.LW
PratedniXed by their Royal Hl tresses the MIMI WOWS
and Duke of .susset, and most of the Nobility.
MACASSAR OIL for the HAIR. —The virtues
of this Oil, extracted from a tree in (be East higlies, are re•
commended on the basis of truth, experience, and the meat respec-
table and accredited testimonials. Where the hair has been bald
fur years, this Oil will fully replenish it. It nourishei and pre.
serves the Hair from falling off or changing i•s colour to the
latest period of life; and' by its moisture eradicates whatever
hinders Its growth, and soon makes it thick and regular. Ladles,
eaptelally. will And the beneficial effects of this Oil, as it gives to
'the trssees a most beautiful ere, scent, curl, &e. and renders it
inexpressibly attracting. ft kibo pre-eminent for Children's hair
'instead of slap, &v. It cleanses the hair much easier, eradicates
the scarf, is extremely pleasant tettbe infant, and brings the hair
tOstbeautifql State; also pmrdotes the growth of whiskers, eye.
brows, &c. likewise is far superior to pematum for constant use
deeming,nit with or without powder. It is particularly reeom•
mended to use immediately after Sea-bathing, and during travel.
ling is hot climates ; and is many other respects it possesses pro.
perties unheard ef in any preparation of a similar nature.
Price 3s. 6d. 10e 6d. and XI. Is. per bottle.—Sold wholesale
and retail by the Proprietors Rowland and Son, Kirby.street,
Hatton Garden, and by their appointment, by Messrs. Hendries,
Perfumers to her Majesty, Titchbonae•rreet ; Baylry aqd Blew,
Cock sour street ; Smyth. 117, New Bend-street; S. Berry, 17,
Greek-street ; Rigge, 65, Cheapside, and by their tippoinnuent
by all wholesale and retail Perfumers and Medicine Venders to
London, aud in every 'l'own throughout the Empire.-.-Beware of
Counterfeits.—Of whom may be had, Alsana Extract, for eradi•
eating all Disorders of the Teeth-and Gums, and rendering them
extremely beautiful. Patronised by bee Royal Highness the
Duchess bf York. Price les. 6d. autd 4s. 6d. per brittle; et the
Ponideret 14, W. per box.

FAMILY 11101WINo.
BY THE KING'S ROYAL LETTras PATENT.
NTEEDFIAM, RAWLINS, and Co. respectfully
solicit the attention of the NobUity, gentry, and the Public,
-to their PORTABLE FAMILY BREWING MACHINE. It
combines all the Utensils in ONE ; is durable, convecient, and
compact la Its form; tato to pieces with ease, and is always
'weft and ready for use ; tie consumption of fuel Is very small,
and it occasions neither dist nor steam. -
The method of using It is equally simple and certain; it re.
quires no Sung, NO MASHING OP THE MALT, NOR
ANY PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE OF BREWING; and inva-
riably predict.' Alit or Beer, of any degree of strength, of the
TRUE HOME•BILEWED FLAVOUR, and perfectly trans-
parent.
To gentlemen engaged in agricultural pursuits, this Machin*
will be found particularly useful as a Potatoe Steamer for Cattle,
making Vinegar and Hay Tea, and for extracting the 'mace of
all Vegetable and Animal Substances. It may be fitted
distillation of simple Waters, and other cheesiest open o*
Sold by the Proprietors, Skinner-street, Landes; amklll4.,
tercet, Bristol; also by the following Furnishing Iroomagers
LoNDoN: Messrs. Fekbam, 105, St:Martin's-1w ; Som.
mere, 105, New Bomirereet ; Roberts, May, and Co.64l,oxlete-
street; Downer and Sanders, 158, Fleet-street; Larkins and
EON Wholesale Iroolmoogers, 56, Chiswell-street.—
FOLK Mesits. land CWT.

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Alga _ _ Irotifolmtlere, Norwic4.—L IN-
COLN g Mr. Ashton, Louth; Mr. Tirior, Hocklogton, near
NORTHUMBERLAND: Mt. MesohallMaw s
N Tyne.—LANCASTER : >ISs Molioeux,
lorttetreet ; sod Overtook.
_Cootioicroot,Livorpool; Hope,
Architect, No. 6, Swan-coons
_41100411.114 Meachebter
DERBY: MMessrs._ Cox & s
Mr. Navel, Covestry.—WORCLITER: • Fkrikr, Wu-
cester—GLOUCESTER : Mr. Tom, Obatoccomir.--HEIUte
POND s MrAjoulatt, Hereford—MONMOUTM Mr. Ski,
RNWALL . Mr. Brood, ea. Peassmoe.—.Boa
M =C. Mr. Scotian, ReNs..—DEVONt Mears. Kinclooll, •
linter; Heetkozon, Pijroetith I RAMA Molten; 1)111144i
lraontan; karasy, oath Dock. WSW& igesero.
Tinos, Sherboroe.—WlLTS t Mr. Rumeil,lgrolliczoi*t
Doom, ~-+SERKS: Mr.Brown,Nevrbos7.—NANll6
Mr. Portoosi Toone% —WALII6: 1144,
D. Thia.4.l4•lpeesd., einlllllbui; *IL 01,011140•6
01.1111.
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FRANC', AJMER'S:

wu NA.sznzmaEß 1.
Every day numerous corps of the army of reserve
arrive.' This continual passage gives the town a very
animated appearance. On the other hand, the levy
of the Lithuanian regiment is pursued with success.
The Duke of Rergin, wounded at the affair of
Polotsk, has arrived here. The wound which he re-
ceived in the left arm proceeds well ; it even appears
:hat in less than a month be will be able to resume
duties.

• WARSAW, AUGUST 31.
At the taking 9f Smolensko the Polish won,: gave
fresh- distinguished proofs of that bravery which cha-
rActerises them, and hare merited the eulogitims of
his Majesty the Kinlibfklaplesi who commanded the
cavalry in this affair. - • -
In 1654 the fortress ofSmolensko was in We power
of the Poles, and only taken from them by.treason.
Yesterday, a considerable numbet of Russian pri.
"loners arrived here. •-A •
ate disn id and town of Bobrynsk has just sent in
their accession to the general Confederation.
FRANKFORT, SEPTEMBER le.
The first transport of Russian prisoneri arrived
here' this morning. • ,
CONS rANTINpPI,E,AUGUST Is.
The first Dragoman titthelotte, Prince Ponyteki
Morusi, de f A niea- on. the INS ougust. This
etent ha* i6dffesd edam sensation here, because he
Was' thought to be devoted to the interests of Russia.
His Excellency General Andreossi, Ambassador
frornTrance, has arrived here. We are assured that
-Ise has already bad a private audience of the Grand
• • COPENHAGEN, SEPTEMBER'/.

According to the last intelligence from Petersburg,
the greatest consternation prevails in that capital.—
As a proof of the want of resources and money, an
appeal t•as been made to the Nobility and all classes
et the inhabitants, to engage them to make patriotic
offerings.

NUREMBERG, SEPT. S.
Private commercial letters from Brody announce,
that the Russian troops in Western Wallachia have
struck their tents, in consequence of an order on the
part of the General in Chief, Tschitschagoff.