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sentiments there is notibis least doubt. A corps of
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WF.STALL•S BIBLE.—PART VI. HOUSE OF LORDS, Atio. 22. Sc.* Rote and Pont St. Maxime.
Price One Guinn`, and on large. Paper. with Proof Impressions •
Yesterday., at half-past three o'clock, Lord Eldon, It is, indeed, tree, that the Governor of Roctoy
e Plates, price Two Guii:eas.
DART THE SIXTH OF THE HOLY BIBLE,
with engravings by Charles He ith, Irma Drau iogethe Earl of Bucitingliamshire, and Lora Sidmoutk, , bas made. proposals, but the Allies will hear of no
a.
by appeared in the House of Lords as his. Majesty's i conditions, except "hose on which Alarienhourg ea-
Itirl•ard Westall, Fs.. R. A. Commissioners, fully dressed in their robes ; and ! pitulated. We-expect shortly to heat of the sorren-
PA RT VII. which will complete the Work. is Jug ready • haying talus!, their seats mpor
on
the Bench under the ; dee of that itant fortress.
for Publication. As it will contain SIX PLATIKS, helot our : ~. i •
more than was originally pr opened, an extra Charge of 'Three . Throne, the Lord Chancellor commanded' Mr. ; The 24 division of the !•',ltglish army from Creeds,
Shillings for the small, and Five Shillings fur the 'age Papery - Quarme, the Deputy Usher of the Black Rod, to has received orders to continue its march ; measures
wilt Hot, it is hoped, be deemed unreasonable.
The Proptietiir. having now completed their engagement ~
desire the attendance of the. ommons in the House ' have been takeu to secure for this corps the necessary
to hear his Majesty's Royal Commission ' aueply of provisions on the road, The first column
with the sahactihers, urn under the neces,ity of sta:ing. tint ot Peers,
owing to the great increase of their expenees beyond the on- -
intended to form numerous garrisons In the French
read. In pursuance of this stitildloils; Mr- Dyson, of the Danes is expected neat week. People are stilt
ginal esiinieite, the-Price of the Work will he mired immedi- ' . -.
melt after the Publication of the Seventh Part; until waicti tne principal Clerk, and other Officers of the Hew persuaded that
these large reinforcements of troops
time they will attend to Orders at the Original Prices, addressed of Commons, attended at the bar. The Commission are
to Nu. 63, Fleet-street. • having been read, fortresses.
vinces are expected
The LORD CHANCELLOR, said, my Lords and The pictures stolen by the French fr 'm these pro.
VALUABLE" WORKS ON BOTANY, PUBLISHED AT
Gentlemen of the House of Commons, by virtue of
Worm° has. made a most forr;ble impression on '
HORACE'S IIEAD, No. 63, FLEET-STREET. heck very shortly. This just res,-
the Prince Regent's Commission, issued in the name
1. A SY NOPTWA I, COMPENDIUM of BRI-
I'm TISH BOTANY (from the Class Monandria to and on the behalf of his Majesty, to us directed, mind of the nalnin.
Pelygonsia inclusive); arranged lifter the LianOon SYstral f commanding us to prorogue this present Parliament HAGUE, Ana. 17. -The States General has been.
and 0 containing the eneutial Chat .rera er the Genera, the Spe- .
to an
the 2d November nett, and in pursu. assembled to-day , _mid will continue •tlveri rlelithera-
sill Chaise er-, English Nrostes, Places of Growth, Sal, and
&Passim. Colour of the Flowers, Times at Floiferitsg, Dum• mice of such command, we accordingly do hereby lions to-morrow. The Conanitte.., as we heat, hay.
ties, and References to Figures. , further prorogue Parliament to Thursday, the 2d ing made a very favourable enort upon the project
By Jiving- GA LPltflt, A. L. 9. i November next. of the Constitution.
Is foolscap 8,.. with a Frontispime. Prise 10s. O. in boards. 1 parliament accordingly stands prorogued to Thurs. ' Gen. Bonnaire, the Governor of Conde , who.
'.We take the IPserty to tecesereet Ni'. Onlpine's Compel,- .
dims of British Botany (which is itudredowarly a trasidasion of day, the 2cl November next. accused of the murder of Colonel Gordon, and Who
1)c. Staoh's 'Compeuilian Florae Seimaidoe,') ass moot
..3,.....„....• useful had sent in his submission to the Minister at War, ,
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aid comoodiass pocket coot/swim In &stabled -Excursions." 1
now makes flesh difficulties,
1 BRUSSELS AND FRANKFORT PAPERS. tormented probe,
—Edits. Resieu.
2. FLORA RRITAN N ICA, Auetore Jae. EA. Smith, I --sams-. by his conscience, and by she fear of punisbeseei.-
M. D. Sarteeite Litowatire Poinsisle, dm Re. Volumes One, : 'they even say he has again hoisted the, Sti.coleured
Two, and l'hier, in tivo. Pries It Is. 64. in ht.strds. I Lowsa'RlitNE.—The estates of the Minister of fiat
,• LETTERS' on the ELEMENTS of BOTANY. Ads • ,..:i t •
State, Baron Stein, which were pot under seonestra- --- .•
dressed to a Lady, by.the erlehiattql J. J. Ramses.. Tran-
slated iwo English, with Notes, and Tuelarfoar additional lion by order of Napoleon in 1808, are, by the of the 15th July which has been reeddvedigh de •
Letters fliii,''e%Piiiinliblibe'SVflem of Llsolfts• lay Tam"' order of the King of Prussia, restored to this distin- - It
Martin. B. D. F. R. and L. 5. 8. The Wall Ultima with . • flounces that the' D h etc squadron hod .hived Okra,
Patriot The estate lies in the de-
Correction. Awl Imprnveuienis in 8,0, mire b,, tatioarss, wished German - - and sailed again towards. Algiers. The Atheritil,"'
4. THIRTY-EIGHT PLATES, with Egilmatioras, in- partment of the Rhine and Moselle. sqoailron was cruising in these seas.
tended to illuorate Lianseus's System of Years i'l, and mini- upege Rem; Ann. 5.—A corps of Landwehr i
catarly adapted to toe Letter. its ibe Eleusents of litany. By„•• Hanna, AUG. 11,—The Danish corps
tbe same Author. ill 8,.. Prier Ss. In beards, or col ored, of D . Hem strinstadt, is expected next week on the.. received its mate has now began it-
price It',. in boards., left bank of the -Rhine, to take possession of the
& THE LANGUAGE of BOTANY, brillf4:4lelbonarY districts, • the Netherlands. 'lt in three I goes
Of the Terms wade use of in that science, prior by Li„_ 'struts, with a population of 14-000 souls, from have its first position between Antwery
ropt- r with. familiar Explanations, and on totemss to establish Worms to Pirmasens, adjudged to Hesse by the Vi-
sell.
sLigetficant English Terme. By the 911,,t Avow, is. The Third. enna Congress. It is added; that Baden will obtain : In the meeting of our Senate and
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Edition, corrected and enlarged, in Syn., Price s. lo .
6. HORTUS CANT ABRIGIENSIS ; or, w Cat aeon of the greater part of the Seb•Pretectere Of Spires and 0
the Bth instant, it was resolved, that the
Plaits, Indigenous sod Eintic. By Jmnes Bonk, Cantiar, Deug Pants. Bet doubts still arise, whether the the ' anniversary of the battle of Leipsic,
Fellow of the Lineman and Horticultural SacietieA. The MOM
Edina', corrected and augmented by Frederick Pm*, IN small peace with France, which will and most give to ter ever celebrated as a holiday in this i
Svo. Price llii. 64. in bpards. _Germany the additional strength of frontier which territory.
.
. . la absolutely necessary to it, will not' also consider-
. .. . _ . Dessor.e, Aug. 7.—Bome columns of
I
APOLOGY. lobli affect, in many points, the new scale of tern-larmy have been passim; withia these few ,
ICHRISTOPHER LODGE, formerly of Ath.ctOthl possession hitherto intended and resolved on. finest order, after having first baited owe,
n heel in the kingdom of Ireland, halline ow, scrims ex..4r Ws must still hope that this most important territory, fresh themselves.
preminws. tending to injure the elm acter nod husirem 4.F. W. ' the bulwark of the German empire, which is es- i viENNA,
MURRAY, of Church-row. Aldote, the whole t• 1 which ex- ,; „ . Avg. s.—By the last accounts
prewerew I acke1ie.....g.... .
l.d •to haresiee- uttered by sae without !ana"y peaceable, will not be ruined by being split. Cairo, one thousand five hundred persons *
any armada or &undid:ion wkaiewer, met for which I its., ask into fragmeets and allptted to numerous little oaf the plague.
Mr.-Murray.' forgiveness, and permit hi* la leititroilittpu
.- ifte• Princes, and rhos the inhabitants, after their long II . - A
or Ma aelteArledgmete he say judge esallieies, ow,l .Ah 0 V E 11, VG. 11.-4 report is
tattoo. *Ai • . ' ' ; exiesctittions in shfier.ngs, be put out of all teaper situ first the Kingdom of Hanover will haw a.
Witness. CHRISTOPHER LODGE. and
1
. given up to discontent.
has y'
whe will reside in this Cis [t
THOMAS RIELLY.
I MILAN, AUG. 5.—A Military. Convention MS
Loads*, Aug. 2t, 1815. said, that Hanover will have an order _
... been published here, dated Antibes, 27th of July, hood of its own, for the reward of distinguished
by which that place is given up to the. Piedmoniese, ..,;ces. .
the French gerrison marching to Draguignan.
• WARSAW, Attic. 3.—The Polish deputation
Paha A', JVLT 31.—Count Neipperg, who left us Majesty the Emperor of Russia, our Kit
on the 28th, reviewed all our troops the day before, parted for• Paris. . .
hiving addressed to them an Order of the Day, in
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, .
which-they were informed- that they. were• again t' EXTIACT Fltoll A 'PRIVATE LE.TTUR VRoll DALTiati
quit their cointryv and to join the army of reserve . or rite 2n JULY.
In Prance. i Here 3 at every•where else in the Uni
1 Menzuaosem, JULY 22:—The Mayor and Coon- there is an absolute schism.between the
'toil of this place have seen with indignatioo an article the Royalist party, and those who adhere ,
to the Frankfort Gazette (taken from the Gazette ...4 Icon ; they have even gone so far as to bah'
SCltoffhauran), slitting, that fbluhlhansen had been , duels. With these pasties the Aesericar
plundered and burnt on account of the murder of cording as they are the friends of either.
rile German soldiers, &c. The Mayor, therefore, lic Papers that favour the one or the otl
by' permission of the Austrian Commandant, declares parties increase the effervescence, and take i.
the above article to be wholly false, 4nd that the to allay the dissensions among the foreigners.
conduct of the inbabitonts has been such as entirely Liberty of the Press is carried to an extreme
to satisfy all the Austrian troops and their Officers, United States, and it is the Papers that in -
who have been in that place. sure regulate the step% of the authorities,.
'Menicw, AVG. 9.—According to thy! accounts point out. to them such or such a *ease,.
from the Bavarian army, no further hostilities have would be proper to adopt. The Americas
taken piece. This army has had assigned to it for are the oracles of die people, and the to
its subsistence and cantonments, a quarter of the of their passions. It seems abet the Bonapertists
department of the Loiret, the departments of Yonne are in this country superior both in ne
tted the illevre, half of the department of the Aube, boldness. They do not hesitate to bestow .
three quarters of the department of the Upper . adversaries the most opprobrious epithets,
Maine, and that of the Vosges.. ' their turn call them the son-disons. Me-
Prince Wrede has fisted his head-quarters at cans execrate the white cockade as int
Auxerre, which is almost in the centre of these dif- King's enemies do, and this animosity is
,
ferent cantonments.
! far that even children. are encouraged by
The Prince Regent of England has conferred on ; rents to run and hoot after those who wen,
Prince Wrede the Grand Cross of the Military Or- ' Cockade his thus becOme a term of eeproach
1 der of the Bath. Lord Bathurst announced this ho- , mouth of children : he who wears this
nourable distinction to the Field Marshal by the fol.
Observe, aCopies only are now nth sal? Three - tnark of royalism, if he should ahem
Observe, few {eh pt
Shillings). of that scarce, interesting, me usefoi Virally Wash : lowing letter : fuge in a house, would not be received at least
(won ant. a i,. 4,ven an ele :ow Portrait of the Amour, and a i London, July 27. 1215.
democrat, and even a fedetalist would hardly
i View of (airlift flutist.), entitled 5112,—1 have received from his Royal Highness the
GUIDE -
; or, Advice to both • Prince Regent of the United Kingdoms of Great upon an act of humanity to save from a mob
1 itSeac..in to
a variel I.A
sl...:fci.:!:il phuns. i Britain and Ireland, the order to acquaint your dren the person exposed.
By S. SOLOMON, M. D• A Frenci•mart, known Its a royalist,
a al Highness in the name the
' • r-ii .. Female Diseases, Nervous and Hs.- Biethess that his —oy s
Containing a rea se n i
Poehondrioc Complaints; also General Remarks.... those Dis- King, has resolved to confer on you the Grand Crass dare to go with the white cockade to the
1 eases with which the human bdv is most frequentlN ofbicied ; of the Honourable. Military Order of the Bath, as e ,
the town where he resides, without being
explaining tite.svioptotas, abode et treat,tent, lad remedies most . . (meal apprehensions for his safety ; he
properly adapted for cacti respective complaint. . testimony of the high opioion which his Royal High-
ti hwhere h
aFrench co ee- °use, e
fear
I To which st, annexed, A filierriali 4444 on the Properties* and news entertains of the great and signal services which
1 Viral. of Hot aid Cold• Bathing ; also an Essay on Secret
Your Highness has rendered ilia cammon cause of Eu- gthe door - in a word, the citizen
roup at
.. ,
of .
Vetter"; and a Discourse oil Imp•itency its the Male, And + .• . • t., - _..-.. -a. -
ad 1814 whose religion is not that Iris common
Sterility i,r Bart einem. incident to Females. Re.—The whole rope, its the memorable campaigns of istl3 . ,
countrymen, has nothing to hope from them
illustrisied with a variety of authentic facts, sever before puh- and in that of 'the route year. .•
Matte.his ease vegetate
that United States ; he may at I
that
Yoga Highness wilipermit she to assure you,
" The heat
.preservatire to keep she mild in. health," lays
-I
in there •• it is an enemy less, and is
Lord Buena, " (and in many insgames the body too) is the feel particular stitisfaction- being, op this occa- 9
faiirlfal admonition of a friend.* linfortonstiely. the dislike of sign} thsorgan of the intention* of tie Prince
.Re- French Consuls themselves dare not di
having no. merely our men, but eve* sot flibirat Ilillke,•,•and. . mark which ought to make their character
homier, atc.
faults ex sad, deters thousands from use f..r or recersiug gar.4.7--ii Ar.,
.rltie . ,
.1. . ,
.. , ,
,- !what the philosopher reromaseeasi anti Sow Yon', iss Poll- ' • RST. when it is the Royal Government that ,
cnlar rush headlong into the vortex of dissipation and death: • .•..,:,. .' . • •s••••'.- •• (4, ~ sent. But if they adhere to that of the 03,
- To obviate comequesces-so dearactlie to this species*?, said onieszo a
..va•-,18.-"T'us Frius3- Coniroandent tvi.coloured cockade is &passport to such ,
.GS). eve:swill) to population, him fatten to my let, by the lic.u_,- ~ ,"" having 9
. boo of the "Guide to 11
ISONI •d I cl to 644 the '
ealth," which is pointed out to tint at Loon ho long, e eye -.1
white ble them • they have no kind of corrections
- deluded at either sex as the "Rifest Friend, ' which they 044 g the
dug,
Allies were not Ciiiitent with this demon. to exercise against these who disturb the •
i commit without exposure. and with snored emifigkoce of sue-
ass. This is that swohine. the sardine warmth of which the titration,
and insisted upon the town being delivered citizen, and their jurisdiction has no knr
slender roots of prejudice cannot be's'. As Mak prevail., pre- up to them.. The Altieerbeye been compelled ,to hitherto since the return of the King in 1
judices subside, and all persons are left to their own jinigaseut adopt very rigorous Illeftiogpela the neighbourhood 'fhe Commis sent to the United Stntk.
and their own experience. XVIII. having learned before they left Era..
London: .Printed for the Amber t am; gad,. _VS Saw Lilidhs of that PlacAh cen, Isi.•_:: •._ .
18, Strand; Sherwood, Neel,. sad Jeers, ranerimaliorrOvld We hear that no y. re to Wive VIIIIIPOCietIiMa return of lioneporte, hare not dared to make
ales by itH Booksellers lame United ft
-W' ' Jes„,'"- - - 644 -- by "thelqi eider, ited 14 IsdeP.sded in i ogees *Sally known.
Solomon han flue Mdr Thomeod Hreirie w 5.....• 1,
of's Glide is Health hole Wee pittOrtl. - • -she eilekteari et Of firitiew el a Glirmisi of tdiele 1 The *We Iles of the frigate that sunned

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