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Chap 71, Lifts of Unclaimed SHARES of PRIZE MONEY, paid Into the Royal Hofpital at Greenwich, fume the palling of the abase recited Aft, hare been,' and will continue to be tranfmitted to this Office, and that the neceirary Information concerning the raid Unclaimed Shares, wilt be given to all Perfons entitled to require it, on their applying here to the Officer for Prize Matters, any day between the hours of Eleven and Two o'Clock, Sundays excepted. JOHN SMITH, Paymafter. _ .1 NORTHERN TILIPVIILS.—This day were publifised, Mille large and elegant' Vokine Quarto, price Two Guinan is! Beards. endsollithed 'fifth fevers! Engravings by Medland, • grRAVELS ROUND THE BALTIC, through A DENMARK, SWEDEN, RUSSIA, PART of POLAN7D. Ned PRUSSIA.N tbe Year d 0... •• . ,By JOHN CARR. Efg: • . . _' • Author of the Stranger in France, &c. Printod• for Itt - PHiL t 4 es, No. 6, Bridge-ftreet, Bbelifriars. t PRICE SIX-PENCE. TO -MORROW EVENING, OCTOBER 8, will be as ed a Comedy, called THE BELLES' STRATAGEM. Doricourt, Mr. BARRYMORE. I :etitia Hardy, Mr,. JORDAN. • To which will be added the Muheal Entertainment of THE SOLDIER'S RETURN. rov. gyp, Santnet TownWA of Pialige4•Wr Para of St. Liao awrea. Middidex, rectifier. attwaltie, at Guildhall. row. 30. Thomas Fitt, of' Swatelimiallwersaathire, habetdalltar, at twdve at Goildbalt. latatia. We. 29. Min Pork, Lae of remajecii. and John %Aloe et • Hanwodl4llo4‘lo,, earideteas, dealers and chyme% rt eleven.* CMOs& *MI* fat Amp*, Read; et Ablermanbuty, Land" Wl* ' beelkilias, at we, at .. This Fveting—Roosto and Juliet t with the Devil to Pay. On Wcdndday. (not ached vhefe ten years) The Conitant Co's or, A Trip to the Jubilee: with the new Mika! Farce of Youth. Low and Folly. TIMATRR ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. Frsm the LONDON GAZETTE, 08ober S. • ADMMALTT-OPPICIP 4 I'ICTODEZ 5, tilos. Copy of a Letter from Rear Admiral Caere', Commuter In Chief of his - Majeftfs (hips at Jamaica. to William Marfdan. Ifq. dated /Wade, Port Royal, July 26, Otos. Sir—l herewith tranlinit, for their Lordfhips' in formation; the copy of a letter I have received from Lieutenant FROMOW. commanding his Majeay's fchooner SUPB&ISURB. acquainting me of his having captured a very fall failing Spanillt felucca privateer that has much annoyed the trade of the ifland of Jamaica. I a m. &c. (Signed) 'J. It. inertia. His MajelVa fehooner Superieure, Wednefday 24th r. 1 y 1805. The Manua Keys N. 3 eh*. R. diD.ao s 3 miks. • Sir— I have the honour to inform yogi, that his Majcfly's fchooner under my command, fell in with, and after a Chace of nine hours, going free, captured the Spanifh felucca El Santa Maria Magdalena alias. Son Sorito, commanded by ANTONIA Au rr, armed with one gun and fmall arms, and manned with 30 men, has been crnizing twenty days, and has only taken one droger. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) w. C. FROMOW. FRANCL ............. . . • . PARIS, SEPTEMBER 29.. Hit Majelly the Emperor and King has arrived at Stralborgh. • His Excellency the ?distiller for Foreign Relation. left this city the day before yellerday, on his way to Strailsorgh, to attend his Majefty the Emperor and King. _ ~ • • TO-MORROW EVENING, OCTOBER 8, will be aged a Tragedy, called RING RICHARD THE THIRD. King Richard, Mr. COOKE. To which will be added an ENTERTAINMENT. ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE OFFICE. Odlober 4, 'lB O 5. THE ALBION FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY undertakes INSURANCES from FIRE, throughout Great Britain and Ireland and in Foreign Countries. Ir undertakes alto the Infursnee of Lives ; and the Purchafe and Sale of Annuities. • This Evening-41x Rew.nge I with the Lake of Laufanne ; or, Out of Place. On Wednefday. lfabella ; IfabelA, Mrs. Siddons. On Thou - 14y, l'he Pone Gentleman ; with Love A-la-Mode : Rhe ebaraden of Frederick and 'Squire Groom by Mr. H. Lewis, (bring big firit appear..nee in London.) On Frilly, the Gameiter ; Mrs. Beverly, Mrs. Siddons. Killer Lows will do the fonaion of Governor of Paris in the abfence of Prince Murat. Government c:.ntinues to take the necefttry mea. fnres for placing the army on a formidable footing,' as well to aft abroad as to preferve internal tran gailtity, and to prated the coaft againQ any hoftile at:empt. We arc informed, that the young men, who have fervid as Guards of Honour to the Lmperor, in thofe towns which he has fuccefilvely vifited, has,: requeft. ed leave to accompany his Majefty to the field as a Body Guard. Private letters from Strafbargh Rate, that a grand triumphal arch was ended before the Gate through which their Majelties would enter that city. The Rates arc as moderate as thee of any Inftitution ; and the Conditions more favourable tbau have been yet offered. , No Cbarge is made for Policies; nor any Adnufßon-Fee re; quired on Life•lnfurance. A large Commit ion is allowed to Solicitors, Brokers, and others, who effcdt Life-Infurance. FASHIONABLE DANCING, Et MR. ALLEN. PRIVATELY taught to Ladies and Gentlemen of any are, who have silver learnt that aecomplAment, or net in the improved modern ftyle. at No. Ist, Sherrard ftrecr,Goltien fquare, and No. 10, Great Alle•ftrect, Goodman's-fields. They arc taught on plans expert's!) , formed for thofe to whom it is an objcel to acquire it espedidnuily, privately, and in the firft ftyle o f Whim. Mr. Allen i; &flitted by Mr. A dams, who alfo teaches the Hap and Piano Forte. Foreigners, Ulcers, and country re- Ldent., who may with to learn in a few days, tray hoard and lodge rivatLly in the houfe, and receive conftant inftrudtion. Itcfpedt ab:e Schools and Families near town regularly attended •ad in- Enteed in every Elegant requifitc of modern Dancing. Ihe Af t-Int lirs will i.e as anal. Attendance is given daily, from Nine to Four, at the Com pany's Once, in Change-Alley. Cornhill ; where printed Pro-- path are delivered, free of capcnre.—By Order of the Board, WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary. STATE LOTTERY. CAPITALS IN THE WHEEL Three Twenty Thoufands !! ! Four Two Thoufands Thr:e Ten Thoutands ! ! Four One Thoufands Two Five Thotilinds Nine Five Hundreds. WEDNESDAY NEXT, OcTout 9th, will be the THIRD DAY OF DRAWING. TICKETS and SHARES-are on 3AiC at all the Licenced Onkel, warranted undrawn. COMMISSAIIIICS. •• • • WAR DEPARTMENT. THE MINISTER AT WAR TO TUE MILITARY DIRECTORS AND STATE - I OTTERY. SWIFT and Co. No. ii, Poultry, have on Sale TICKETS and SHARES warranted tindrawn: The next Day of Drawing will be WEDNESDAY. CAPITA'S IN THE WHEEL. 3 of L20,0C.43' 4 of L2CX) 3 of 10,0 co 4 . Or 1000 1 of 5,000 9 of 5 00 &c. &e. WEDNESDAY NEXT will be the Third Day's Drawing of the prefent State Lottery. STATE OF THE WHEEL 3 of L 20,0c0 4 of Lax° 3 10,000 4 ipoo z s,oran 9 ,too Tickets and Share', warranted nndrawn, continue on fade at the Licenfed State Lottery Offices, the corner of the Bank Build ir.,, Cornhill, and facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing- Ct ' ofs, by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. PORTSMOUTH.-POR PUBLIC SALE, At the Star and Garter Tavern, on Thurtday, the reith day of Odlober, rBO5, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, ALL the Warlike Stores, Ammunition, Pro 'Mons, dec. of the French National Brig la Faune, co ex:tined as Prize to his Majefty's Ship Goliab, R. Barlow, an d rt Ca milla, B. W. Taylor, Elin. Commanders. For viewing the time, Catalogues, and further particulars, apply two days before the Sate to N. P. Rothery, F.fq. one of the Agents, and JOHN MOYLE, Broker. ROYAL EACHANGIE ASSURANCE OFFICE, September, t Itos. P ERSONS whole annual Premiums fall due on the 29th init. are hereby informed, that Receipts are now ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices, over the ROYAL Ex. CUANOt and in PALL•MALL, as well as by adj. refpedive Agents In the federal Counties; end the parties affured are requefted to ap ply, for the renewal of their Policies, on or before the reth of Odober next, as the ufual fifteen days allowed for payment, be yond the date of each Policy, will then expire. SAMUEL FENNING, jun. See. 0.• Attendance is given, daily, at the Paid Offices, fey the Alfurance of Buildings, Goods, Merchandise, and Ships in FLU , boar, in Dock, or while Building, from LoI or Damage by Fire; and alto for the AfTurance of, and 'granting Annuities on Lives. N. B. Fire P3liciet will be Tied frere expense lo 4Pred voivre .rfrwal Preniiit athunits no 6. er toward:. PAENT RETIRING STOVES. WILLIAM SLARK and SON, furnilhing Iron. ' mongers, No. to, Cbeapfide, beg leave to recommend to the Nobil'oy and Gentry the ufe of his Patent Retiring Stover. tie fuperior advantages of which are obvious on the Ilighteft Infpedion, as they poffrfs every requifite f, r warming rooms, and at the Caine time give an opportunity of reducing the heat at pleafure, when ever the air becomes more ratified than is agreeable or whoiefome for refpiration. The coußrudion is pettedly fimpk„ and cannot be put out of order, and the fire alfo may be extingulthed without raking out, by which means danger la avoided, and dull (fo injuri. cus tofurniture) prevented. The Patent Steam Kitchen Lobe feen in nfe envy day; Ranges, with Ovens and Boilers,Warna Clofecß, Hot Heartbs,Fce. complete Sets of Kitchen Furniture, in Iron, Copper, and Double block Tin —Bell Hanging in a fuperior ftylt. PORTSMOUTH.-FOR PUBLIC SALE, At the Star end Garter Tavern, on Thurfday, the zoth day of zFos. at Ten o'Clock, in the Forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, •iz. tat Hoehead• Cloyed Guadaloupe Sugar. it Ditto Brown Ditto. And 10 Bales Guadalonpe Cotton. Et-41g part of the Cargo of the American Brig Eagle, detained on a Voyage front New York to Cherbourg, by his Majefty's Sloop Saracen, and legally condemned as a Prize in his Majefty's Fig!! Court of Admiralty of England. for viewing the fame, Catalogues, and further particulars, apply two days before the talc to N. P. Rothery, Efq. Agent. 101-IN MOYLE, Broken VALUABLE FREEHOLD MINERAL ESTATE. TO BE SOLD 1W AUCTION—By Mr. PALMER, :St White Lion, Briitol, on Friday the kith inP..nt, (unkfs pr,viorily difpnfed of,) A Vtittatle FREEHOLD tSTATE, containing e.etentiveVeln% of Iron and Coal, in the parilb of Erdwelty, Mormouthilaire, compriling fevcr.ll convenient Farms, containing 17,2 C Acres of Arabic Meadow and Pantile Land, with nrceffary let to Tenants arWill ; about 730 Acres of Coppice ard Woodland in hand, and an to limited right of Palturage upon Niambole mountain of about Soo acres. For further particulars apply to Mr. Tyndale, Solkitor, cotes Inn Fields, or to Mr. John Thomas, of Aberearne, near Newport, Monmouthfhire. TO BE SOLD, rur:oant to a reerce and fubfequent Order of the I sigh Court of Chancery, made in a Cattle Hufhes againft Pugh, in kveral Jißlnd Lots or needs, before 1 uos. Dania, Cent. appoint. c.. 1 by John Capapheii,Ffq. one of the Matters of the hid Court, at the Bull Hut! Inn, at Aber, in the county of Carnarvon, on Saturday the a6th day of Odlober neat, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, QEVERAL MESSUAGES, FARMS, LANDS, Li and HEREDITAMENTS, part of the Eftates of Mary Pugh, widow, &reared, ficuate in the pad& of Llankehld, in the county of Carnarvon. Particulars may be had (gratis) at the office of the fsid John C..mphell, in Southampton Buildings, Chancery-lane,Loodon ; at No il. Nalfau-ftreet, Soho ; Marrs. Kent and Mears, Solicitors, Inn, Loudon of Mr. Evans, Attorney,. at Carnarvon, the Place of S_lc. NSION HOUSE, GARDENS, and OFFICES of FAS. KAUAI% is PF.RTHSHIRE, to be LET. 1 HIS beautiful seat, fo juttly celebrated by Pen nant anti afitherourifts finec bit time, and fufficient to ac commodate a Family of Dillindinn, is fituatc:lM the Cour.try of : *•thole, by far tic fi n: a an d melt piclort Nue fccuery in Scotland. t here is (lament - all kinds upon this cats nfive Eftate, the Propric tt.: of :vhich is at prefent a minor. Vahuon and all killibe frethwa• t r bib abound in the River Tummcl, one of the branebes of the fay. fwrcping along the borders of the Lawn fronting the Houle. Thcrekexctilenr tecels by the great road leading from Edinburgh to the Not th, wash a d;.ily poft ; and ir.dced kw places in any comtry can bona of filch a dtEghtful ft:nation . , and all comm. rithees. Ihe Ilcure was lately lurnifhed In an elegant and corn. 1 1 . - te mannts from London and Edinburgh, anal, as much of the et.tinfed Ontutuk and Paiks will be let along with the lioufe as may be rcleiratl Entry to the Prendrcs at Martinmas aqui''' I ir f Pirth, r particular* application is to he made to Sir Robyn PLutire, Dart. by :he pout town cf Abet-felt:le ; Wiiliant Mactio r• I fq. Princes-fircet, Edirthorgh ; and Alci.mdsr Tod, of Ya• tf.r. GA-deft, I.,n , den ;or to Mr. Julio tater at Ealkallic by tvackl 3 who will Ihew the place. BOTANY BAY—This day was publiihsel, In three volumes, foolfaip odtavo, price 135.6 d. in boards, AVOYAGE ROUND the WORLD, in t he years Hico, am, tios, I ibg,and t8: - .4, in which the Au thor tined the principal Elands in the Pacific Ccean,and the Eng lah Settlements of PORT JACKSON and NORFOLK ISLAND, and refided eight months io OTAHEITE. Including aecounu of the prefent State of Society, and of the Progrcfs of Civilization face the Voyages of Cooke; and an impartial narrative of the pro ceedings of the MilEonaries in the Sacicty glands, to the latter end of the year 'Bog; together with a variety of particulars never before given to the Public, relative to the Settlements in NEW SOUTH WALES, drawn up on the fpot in i&t By JOHN TURNBULL. Primed for RICRARD Puteeirs No. 6,Bridgatreet, Illackfriara, and to be had Ural! Bookfellert. _ Of whom may be had, a1 7 11;;;It; - ;edliei'mtirriofs of the ISLAND of s`r. HELINA, drawn up by a Gentleman long refident there, in one volume, price Gs. in boards. COMMERCE OF EUROPE. This dap was Isubllfhtd, in one large Volume, Quartbi Price 21. is 6d. in boards; EUROPEAN COMMERCE ; or, NEW and SE CURE CHANNELS of TRADE with the CONTINENT of EUROPE, detailing the Produce, Martufadures, anti Commerce of RUSSIA, PRUSSIA, SWEDEN, DENMARK, and GER MANY: as well as the Trade of the RIVERS ELBE, WESER, and EMS; with a general View of the TRADE., NAv PRODUCE, and MANUFACTURES of the UNITED KING DOM of GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND ; Its unexplored and improveable Ecfnurees and interior Wealth; with a particular Account of the Trade to and from the EAS F and WES'T IMES, and of Colonial Commerce in general. Mutt:rated with a Map of the CANALS and RIVERS of EUROPE. By J. JF.PSON ODDY, Ild'embet of the Ruffin and Turkey, or Levant Companies. Printed for W. J. and J. R ichardfun, Royal Exchange ; J. Afperete, Cornhill ; and J. Hatehard. Piccadilly, London ; Archibald Con ftable end Co. and Beil and Bradfute, Edinburgh; and W. N. Ma. hon, Dubhu. -- • The following favourable opinions of this Work have already appeared, viz. aft. The European El,v. which ftates—This copious Work is a very ftriking inftance or well.t imed, laborious, and fuccefsful dili gence. ft holds out informaion, encouragement, and very great affdlance of facilitation of bufincfs to the merchant; while it pre rents at the fame time new and important views of politicalwrono- Irty to the legiflator and ftatefman • and concludes its account by Paying, •On the whole, Mr. Od dy's Book Is a valuable prefent both to individual adventurers In Trade, and to the Great Council of the Nation, who, by due attention and regard tb rich cape rience, intelligence, and contrivance, as this Gentleman teems to poffefs, inlet combine the remuneration of individtu I merit with great national advantage."—Vide Evroran Mz. September, riks3. ad. Tne i-77ro6iii Review, which opens its account of this Work faylng,•• While many ioolts on Commerce are addraild to fprZulative men, to fcholars, philolopliers, and (blamer', others take merchants and eanufarfturers as tho' it were by the baud, laying this is the way, walk ye in it'—firi a pradlical and ufe. ful Work is Mr. Oddy's. It is not, however, without a degree of entertainment to general kinded and readers. The hiftory of the progrcfs of commerce, with that of cultivation, to the tholes of the Battle and Scandinavia, is very amufing. Nothing is wanting to ren- I der it asinterciting and ag recal do as Dr ROlMllfoit's Book relating to the European Commercewith India, but the charms aids ftyle and manner. Ou the whole, we fhould fuppofe the Book mutt be very acceptable to Ivlcrehonts, yartienlarly three trading to the Baltic or North of Germany, and not las to the Britifh Legifivure, to whom it conveys-much ufefu! infcmtation. And we may be per niitted to add, that fuch efforts for the general weal of the nation, efpeeially when made not without gre.i. ea fence, Gould not only be attended to, but encouraged and tcwarde.l." Vide diu:-7tie•- bin Rev. September, tEes. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • Comma Dons figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Wilts.—Marlborough Volunteers. Robert Griffiths, Efq. to be Captain. Dated April s 3, 1805. William Foach Hillier, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated April Is, 1803. WlWant Orelley, Gent. to be Lieutenant; John Dolling, Gent. to be Early'. Dated April t 6, s Bos. Saliibury Volunteers. Thomas Winie,Efq. to be Captain!' Dated May s, Edward Davies, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Ositober ts, Champeney Roche, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated May a, itio.r. William Sandford Wapihare, Gent. to be Entlgn. Dated Odto ber ca, 18 '4. Ju'ati Pent Tinney, Gent. to be EnGgn Dated May s, dos. CommilEons in the Northumberland Militia, figned • by the Lord Lieutenant. Thomas Akenbead Ward, Efq. to be Captain of the Neweaftle Company of fame Reabus.nt. Dated Augult 24. IS -)S. William Henry Young, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated September 17, Thomas Had, Gent. to be Surgeon. Dated Auguft 54,1835: Commiffion in the la Battalion of Carmartbenntire Volunteers, figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County ofCarmarthen. • Morgan Ni"ithams, Gent. to be Entign, vice Witham*, raped. Dated September s 6,180 c. ERRATUM in the Gazette of the 28th Ultimo. Sir John Jervis .White Jervis's Corps of Somerfau • . For "'Aran Cattle, Gent. to be Lieutenant, Read Niched Cable, Gent. to be Lietnenant. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. - Charles Dufrene and William El:citaitaff, of Nottingham, ha berdathers and ftraw manufaduyere, Odzsber s, /805. William Joynfon and John Joynfon, of Manchefter, corn mer chants, September 21, 1805. Richard Stert, George Warden, and Arthur Stert, merchants, September 30, 111:5. John Stock Green, James Byfield, and Frederick Handel, of IVLuichefter, June 1, iStis. Willfun Corbett and Thomas Riddell, of Drury-Lane, button madufaclurers, September 29, acs.. Richard Sagar and John rooldt, of Rochdale, Lancafkire, joiners and cabinet makera„Novaniterc, 1798. Edward Knisbt, of itardheld, and William Bright, of Finch ingfieW, Mx, waltiterg, December IEBO3. Berle; Shreeve and Francis Newton, of Norwich, Ebrertinitbs, haberdafhers, and dealers in cutlery and hardware, September yO, tBos. Jofeph Colin', Edward Kendrick Lawrente,and James Kemp, of ktriftoi, printers, September al, iBO5. • Mary Amt Hughes and Eliza Alllnfon, of Becnet-ftreet, Elack friar's-road, Surrey, fchool midrdres, September 29, IEBOS. William Dnrrant, John leaking ! and John Love, of Battle, gun pov.-der mailers, September 29, 1805. John What and George Hebert, of Snovrhill, London, leather fellers, and Jofeph Ellis, of Grange road, Bermondfey, London, leather drefrer, September 3•, 180,1. Thomas Dockray and David lloekray, of Mancheller, cotton mantifidurers, September 30, 1805. Thomas Long and Samuel Dennis, of Brlltol, printers, book fellers, and ftationers, September 28, 1805. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.. Jolts Thomas Rayne+, late of aeheck•Rreet, parilli of St. Mary la-Bonne, Middlefex, matter mariner. BANKRUPTS. John Blakefton, late of Kingfton upon-Hun, grocer, to furmnder 06tober 17, all, and November 16, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, in Kingfton•mmn Hall. Attornies, Mr. James Sherwin, Great jamo-ftreet, Bedford-row, London; or Mr. Conyers, Driffield, Yorklhire. Francis Lord, late of Skinner ftreet, Somer's Town, pad& of St. Pancras, Middlefez, tallow-chandler and Gilman, October 19, at eleven, Oduher 21. and November 16, at ten, at Guildhall. Aitomies, Meas. Mills and Robhafon, Parliament-ftrect,Weft• minfter. DIVIDENDS. Dauber 30. Wl!Ham Oxenlaam, of Fatter. tabour-chandler, at ; five, at the Half-Moon Inn. Exeter. Odtober 23. Samuel klaward the younger, of Halefworth, Suffolk, grocer and draper, at eleven, at the Three Tuns, Halefworth. Odolner 29. John Eglontiat Wallis, now or late of Colchetter, Fife:, merchant, at eleven, at the Three Cups Inn, Colehelter. October 26. Donald MaekeUar, of Savage Gardens, London, wine merchant, at ten, at Gualhall. Odtober 29. William Bryan, of St. Mary at Hill, London, brandy merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. Oelober 26. Henry James, late of Saint Mary Axe, London, and of Conitantinople, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. Clacker 29. Job Townfend, of Bantle!, Yorktbire, grocer, at ten, at Guildhall, Condor. Odtober 28. Richard Watford, of Cbelter, porter-brewer, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Feathers 1141, Cheiter. Onober Thinng Rohinfoo. of Charlotte ftrtet, Portland place, Middlell.z, vidmller, at t. n, at Guildhall. Ottoher 28. George Arthur, late of Shipley Mill, Northumber land, miller, at eleven, at the Sir..kerpeare Tavern, Newealtle upon-Tyne. Novent:per 4. James Hawkins the elder, of Rotherhithe Wall, Sur rey, boat-builder, at ten, at Callahan Nov. 2. James Roberts, late of Allthed, Kent, filverfenith, dealer and Chapman, at t( n, at Guildhall London. Nov. 2. John Lincoln, of St. George's Melds, Surrey, baker, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. r 6. Francis Clarke, of Rotherhithe- (treat, Rntherhithc, Sur rey, mariner, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. 3. John Wheatley, of Mark-lane, London, corn-fakflor, at at Guilikball. Nov. a. Jima Parr, of ()arced, brandy 4ncrchart, at ten, at Gui:dhall, Landon. • " Paris, Sept. ay. • " Themoment, Cattlemen, when the Emperor of the French goes in perfume to eonduffi his armies to new triumph, will, I mike DO doubt; be one in width you will give fie% proofs of your demo tion to your Sovereign and your Country. it is fufficient to ant. mate your zeal, to quote this fentenee to yult:—Frenchmen, your Emperor will do hio duty, my Soldiers will do dun's, you will perform your's.-1 ha appeal concerns you in a twofold voracity, luoth as Frenchmen and as Military Coenniffaries; it will nut have been made in vain • thole amongft you that are going to dare the tabour of your ar mies, will take care to anticipate all their wants whillt they (hall be maintaining, with arms in their hands, the honour of the French Eagles. Thole who are not at prefent called to this honourable funition, will prove, that they were dela-dog of it ; they . will double their efforts in leder to prevent abufes iu the interior, ;which might deprive the State eta part of the refour ces nerefrary kr the vigorous eonduet of a war, the real end of which is to conquer peace. Gentlemen, I repeat it, let us all do our ditty; there words arc fuffident for Frenchmen, who can underftand the willies of their Sovereign, and burn to meet them. I falute you, " DEJDAN." FRENCH TRIBUNATF. In the Sitting of tlieliat3lgeisiember, the Spe cial Commiffion appointed to draw up a Report on the Speech of the Emperor, appeared at the Tribune, and prefented it. The Report was read by M. Fab.. vitt'. It begins thus :•••••• Gentlemen—lf, at the epoch when the acelamtd tions of Europe ratified the Treaty of Luneville, it had been faid to you that this snawwwieat of the molt_ brilliant viCtories, of the molt able negociatimft, would fcarcely laft four years, you would have rejeaed the ilkamened prediftion ; you would have exclaimed, has not the conqueror given the highelt proofs of his moderation and wifdom?" The Re port then goes on to charge Aultria with having ma nifeßed a hoftile fpirit even from the moment of con eluding that peace, and enumerates the imputed vio• lations of that treaty by the Coort of Vienna. Eng. land and Ruffle are then admitted to their (hare of confideration arid abufe. The reporter concludes with a motion for an addrefs to his Majelly expref five if their indignation at the condo& of Auflria and of their gratitude to his Majetty, for his efforts to preferve the peace. M. hussar (de la Gironde) followed; and did not yield in his abide of the Coalefced Powers even to the tenor of the Report. In the bitternefs of his rancour he exclaims—" 0 extraordinary cireuntL Rance! England lets the Continent in a flame, under pretext of defending the Continent. t Syttem, and Ruffle and Auttria advance towards the fonth of the Continent, to ettablith the triumph of the defpotifin which England exercifes on the feas I" , M. A ocrosys Jose pronounced a panegyric on the French Emperor, and an invedive againft the Allies. _ _ M. A LTISSONI in the magnitude of his conceptions Paid, a Frenchmen, the giant has refumed his club.. He has taken it back from the hands of jnftice and humanity, and folely for the purpofe of giving a Co lid peace to Europe ; to quettinn the fuccefs of his arms, would be to doubt the exiftence of a Provi dence." M.De LA 'TILE takes the opportunity of venting his fpleen againfi this country, in confidering the quell kn concerning what he cails the liberty of thefeas. He afics, whether it is not contrary to the dignity and intereft of all nations, that a Nation of Merchants fhould poirefs the exclufive empire of the fear. In return for the perfonal war, which he fays has been declared on the banks of the Thames againft the hero of the age, France has from one end' to the other unanimoufly proclaimed a national war againft the enemies of France and of its Emperor." ! ! ! CARRIAX NIZAB fupported the motion of the Re porter, in a fpeech replete with kurrility, and pom pous quotations of the events of ancient times. The following fpecimen will Phew our readers how little either decency or common fenfe is confulted in the proceedings of this mock deliberative A trembly. " The mad policy of England, the fenfacfs policy of Anltria ; the fiery infanity of Sweden; the extinc tion r f Poland ; the abfolute proftration of the phy. ileal and moral Powers of the Ottoman Empire t in a word, the ton viably perceptible ambition of Ruf- I i:t, place Europe in circumllances that call at this period upon all minds capable of refleelion, for a pro found attention, which will be by no means inef feetnal." The Motion was then agreed to, and the commit tal's appointed to prepare the Addrefs to his MAjefiy, ankh iris fainnitted for approbation to diertibuints in a fectlt fitting.