... C4DJ PAPERS, The Re-gency Gazette of the 22a July, contains a Decree as follows a_ . . , The' General and Extraordinary Cortes, wishing to transmit to the rniost distant posterity, the memory, of the glorious victory, which' the, Allkd 'Airmy gasaed *9 under the command of the Duke of Ciudad Rodrigqo ii on the -host of last ,Jily, over, the enerhy, commanded by the intrusive King, in thae ...

... : IPEt TER POT. Fbiriic PF.seTk BOW-stHsEe.T-i TI e Co'st o f 1-lf- :enset1 VICIIsinllersl~ave lJarc17 ?? a' ontce, -de~hclang their 'deierninatin' to xd~iinoon the.$,tatutio nf thl, x~th Gen. Ie. it2 se&' 7.whtch 'prolhi6t Pubhictns fromt sesldiogir obifhel- 11 brg-tllekistha iiliorq and v'lifch St siate, ltrw',s conted ed sias tiiriieai ' I e rest of &SeitnAemerWasthV day men- ?? Saturday ...

... [l.- FAINAGLE' )II 3! Ep DUe -We are gritified by learning that a. Society of Gen- tldene-in DNblib have f'oned .an -]itabliahment for the n Educaeioriof liith, oY S thee aysterusof the above P3ro- AI feassdr'.- Titeiiive tiken s~ o cortsguois hotses near s'iJ . ;dtintjjy-4tp~ie0&lid tiuy ?? in 'tleir ?? u-b3 that the. t >'inuntents ~ia&ing from-the Institutdonia td (iaseonetfitf so Uie ...

... LISBOM, CADIZ, CORUNNA, and ST. AN- DERO PAUPERS. SANTANJJER, AUG. 28.-Ouir last accounts from the army are down to z3d inst. Soult had commenced fortifying some positions between San Jean de Luz and Vera, and had ordered all the national guards to join the army, whqse force is estimated at 40,000 men. It has been reported, that Marshal Massena wvas ordered to take the general command. San ...

... The LONDON GAZETTE, Se1yt. 4, x8x3. WAll DEPARTMEN'T. * fOWNINGSTaREET, SEPTENIBER 4, II3. A. lpisatch, ?? I jicll the fctlosin is an Ektrss&t, has been this d'athu rireivcd at Lard. Blathitrst's~ alce ,ddressed to his Lord- shir) by ?? t the Alu.rquess of WvIliagtOll, dated Lczaca, Augustaslt 83 . No nmovment of importance liahbeen ?? by the enemy cr, by .tll allies, since I tl ansinitted iay ...

... . S7TATE OF IRELAND. It is unguestionahe tthat at no ps'rioi of cur tit W c te eduties (I zeligon moire universally practti,,5 Is .glan ebtin at thls tmitc. An earnest and a piou. licitude for the %vellrbeirg -of our fellow-cieatur`s va ils over the mas s of thie l.ople from the higher JC lower ranks of socitty, mind everv proposal for the p, ing of jnowvledge, the solace oftile power'or the ...

... IL Y COPY OF A LETTE!RTFRQO TIR GEN~ERAL IN CHIEF fAR- n CLAiY DE TQLL-Y, TO T1-jE PFINCE OF NEUFCHATEL. :leiehenbtch, s7th July (Aug. 8), 1813. id - -SIR, the Asjor-GeiiraI ?? Armies, . ne TJe fe'oqiati6nsopepied it Prague for the re-esta- blislimi66t 'of peace betv;een the Allied Courts and [. France, tot'havint led to tie object proposed' by them, e. :I ann'ordered to cenounce tlie ...

... ANFACDOTE-S OF SIR .1. REY.OLDs. FROM Mr NOxtiTrOCO-P's NEmIItS. a ?? Contimuition. ' Jamres MacArdell, the Mezzotinto Engraver, hav- ing takeu' a very good print-firorn the portrait of Ru- ' bens, came with it one'morning to Sir Jo!,sua- Reynolds, e to inquire if hl' could inform him particularly of the l. many titles to vhich Ruhens had a iglht, in order to inscribe themn properly under hif ...

... ISEC4OD BU~LLETIN Or: f COVED~ AAMY OF THE NORT! OF GERMANY. e t. .ItI le 0 d h t- , , - Had-uarters, Petadaina3us 14'l.' .The Pitnwm Row. removed his head-quartru to this city last night. The.army is concentrating. ?? the eipiration of unavailing negaoiations entered upoit atPragpe, the. Armistice was 'denounced on the zoth by the A iesw, so tbat hostilities may be reneiied to-morrow. *On. ...

... 7 7=7 - :c - : : ?? L ?? J11012'14VING CHROICLE. LO N D ON: TU1SDAA, SAPTEWBER i, 12Z.3 Paris papers to the 3d instant reached town last night which have at length informed the people of France that Austria is numbered among their adversaries; but the Austrian declaration of war is still kept back, It is singular that, from whatever caute, this document should not yet have been published in ...

... ?? AND 2fMILL&ANN!UM -- rthe CN NICZF, t In ar article in , 'rpapel, oti Thea1hing and Pugi- a lism; fafts are. ti glaringly pervertedi -that-Imnust tres- c pass ' oh'your known indtitgence, and beg the ineii iti d of thle fovii shmi rej4 ?? your Correspondent a TH-T. I shailtbegin-witls.the4outseuof ilis state a mnient;-dnd ?? whole of tis foul Mourli i .:of falsehood, give each untrutii io; ...

... CO. ,113ON PLACES. ON TiE LOVI, OF LIFE. The love of life i.s not the' effC& of our enjoyments, but of our pas'sionis. We are not attached to it for its- ownv sake, or as it is connefted with happiness, but as it is necessary to aaion. Without life, there can be no atlion-no objeas of pursuit-no restlel s desires-no tormentiqg passions. , Hence it is that we fonrdly cling to it-that wve dread ...