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ROYALTY THEATRE, WELL'S-STREET. GOODMAN'S FIELDS. ON MONDAY NEXT, Otiober 5, 1801, and five knowing Evenings, will be prelented, A Ballet Divertifernent, got up by Mr. Mercerot, called THE SPANIARD AND THE AMERICAN. Principal Cbaraclers—MeErs. Mcrccrot, wbiunore, Banks, Laurent. Mrs. Mcrcerot, &c. Never performed at this Theatre, a Grand Spedtaele, called THE BASHAW. With estimfive Panorama Views of Cairo and Conitantinople. Principal Charade:re—Mr. and Mrs. Mcrcerot ; Mr. Marqui, Mr. Whitmore, and Mils Johannot In the merle of the Evening, the following Ncw Songs, Sec. lit, The Welter, by Mr. Thorpe, (his &It appearance on say 6tage) , —.2d, Th.! Doldrum, by Mr. johannot-3d, Jack Tar and the Jew, Mars. lobannot and Decaltro. The whole to conclude with (never perfomieti at this Theatre) a Comic Pantomime, writtm by MeLoofdale, called, PUSS IN BOOTS; Or, HARLEQUIN ANDTHII OGRE. Principal Charaders—Lord Ogre, (a rich and fordid Wenn • ruiner) Mr. Marqui ; Malin, (a Spirit of Evil) Mr.Decaftro; Albert, Mr. Banks; Conrad, Mr. Sutton; Junin, (afterwards ' ; Harlequin) 1.41.115, fen.; the Prince of Pantalorda, (on his travels to Ogre Land) Mr. Banks; Pierrotton, (Purveyor to Lord Ogre) Mr. Taylor; Mmuttine, (cattier to the Prince Pantaionia) Mr. Bryfon ; and Pun in Boors, Mr. Laurent; Bonamy, (the Guardian Spirit of Ogre Land) Mils Gray ; and Columbine, (Prineefs Pantaloon's) Mitt Scott Evans, being her fiat Appearance at this Theatre; Evil Daemons of Malfin, Pierrottonian Satraps ofLord Ogre, Mexzettinnn Suite of Pan talonia, Reapers, Hertlfmen. Etc. The Scenery of the Piece includes a variety of India:elope Subjeds, u coonedtcd with the Story, and commences with a View of Malfin's Cave,gradually expanding itfeJf to the Inforle of a-Mill; this is futteeded by an ettenfive open View of the Ogre's Domain, which by a general Stage tranfitloo, is changed to a r.lofe woody Profpordt on the Banks of a River. A rich Land fcape View of the Ogre's Cattle, is followed by the Reprefen tation of the Necromantic Ogre Saloon, which the Magic of Harlequin forms into the Buildings of an elegant Square in an European City the arcade of a Country Inn Is next introduced, and filddenly changing to the infide, it exhibits a Bed-chamber, which Is Again transformed to a Kitchen, with its eorrerpond log oiled*. An immenk Map of Europe is afterwards un rolled to the View, with a Pardfieation of the feveral Coun tries of the Continent, and this, by the Agency of Harlequin, gives place to a model of the City of Paris; occupying the ex tern of the Stage from (runt to back, comprehending the whole emu* of use River Seine, with all the Bridges, particularly the Thuillerics Palace, the Refidence of Bonaparte. In a rub fequent Part, a Mars of dropping Spar-Work gradually coven the Scene, and on clearing away, dikovers a Brilliant Fairy Hall. Lowerlind Upper 80117 , 3s. Second Price ar.---Pit as. Second Price sa—Firft Gallery as. Second Prim 6d.—Upper Gall. 6d. Doors to be opened at Half-raft Five, and begin at Half gait Bit.—Second Price at Half.pait Eight o'clock. FIFTY POUNDS REWARD NViIEREAS the GUNPOWDER MILLS beionging•to Mein. TINILIR and MOUNTIVILD. at Chihvorth, in the County of Surrey, were*on Friday Night the filth of September, attempted to be fet an Fire or blown up, by throwing Gravel or Stones under the MW Stones, by tome perfon, or perfons, who likewife took a large quantity of Compolition and unfinilhed Gunpowder from out of a Charge Houfe, and cad it into the River, by which Property to a eon faderable amount was deitroyod: Any Perron or Hurons who can give Information of the Offender or Offenders, than receive, upon Coovidlon, a Re ward of FIFTY POUNDS, from Mars. Tlnkkr and Mount ford, Birehitilane, London. • MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. WHEREAS many Ladies and Gentlemen fre quently fuser great pecuniary inconvenience for want of knowing tome rdpedtabk ehuntel through whole medium they may be accommodated with temporary or permanent fume of Money; all Perfects in polfelfion of Incomes &Wing from Freehold, Copyhold, or Ledfehold Eftates, in Land or Houfes, Money in the Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage Settlements, Widows Jointures, .kiinuities, Patent Places, Clergymen's Liv ings, or any other certain Income for life, may be fupplied with ten4orary or permanent foul. of money to any amount, by paying an adequate Annuity latereft for the fame, with power to return the principal at their own option. Perfonal applicat:ons will be received every day till two o'clock, and letters from Correfpondents, in town or country. . • will be immediately anfwered. Addrefs to Mehra. Minis and Co. at their honk. No. as, Great Suffolk-Rrect, Charing-crab; but no letters will be ad mitted, unlefs pod paid. FRANCE. PARIS, SEPTEMBER 4. According to the report made to the Confuls, by the M:niller at War, the fiatement of the troops returned from Egypt to France, is as follows ;- 39 officers of the llaff, 904 officers of all the dif ferent kinds of troops, 2143 light infantry, 3607 infantry of the line,. taco cavalry, 403 invalids and guides; 1624 artillery ; 341 engineers 897 Syrian, Greek, and Cophtie legions, 375 fervants of ad m inalrati on—Tota 1 12,148. The grand fluice of Slyckeus is now entirely re paired, and the works have even been improved : the navigation of the canal from Bruges to Mend has t;aerefore been refume 3, and fume foreign vcf felt with different cargoes have arrived in the for mer of there ports. Sart% 3o. —We learn from the Hague, that the 13,000 French troops who were to quit Holland, have r:ceived counter-orders, and will remain in • that Republic during the Mk:liblies convoked by the Batavian Diredory, for the acceptance of the Conilitution. It is added that this new arrange. ment has been adopted in confequence of a requeft made by the Dutch government. FROM TIIE PARIS PAPERS. Ran grow, Si PT. t6.—The following is the fub fiance of the votc of Aullria in regard to the ap. pointmcnt of a deputation for finally adjufling the peace of the Empire: His Imperial Majefly, after maturely weighing every circumfiance, thinks it his duty as a State of the Empire, to re new t he propofal, that there (hall be appointed an extraordinary deputation furniihed with unlimited powers, charged with regulating the objeas that mull form the completion of the peace of the Em pire, and which according to the ph and 7th ar ticles of the treaty of Luneville, were Teferved for a particular arrangement. The members of the deputation propofed in the College of Electors are thole of ?dent a, Sazoay, Bohemia, and Breeden burgh, and in the College of Princes, the Grind M a uer of the Teutonic Order, Wirtemberg, Ba v.tria, aad Hetre-Caffel. Sart. 18.—The followinglis the vote of Magde burgb :--i4 His Majefty the Klan of Pa ussta, in quality of a State of the Empire, embraces with pleafure this opportunity of giving a proof of the good underftanding and harmony 'which prevails, agreeably to his molt ardent willies, between him and his Itersatat. Maitsry. In confequence, on the excellent vote emitted by the Minifter of Auf tria, his Majefty adds, by way of fupplement, to the vote of Magdeburgh, already emitted in his name on the 24th of laft month, the further expla nations which It: had referred. His Majefty in voting, demands, on his part, that in the conclu fum to be fubmitted to the fanaion of his Imes- RIAL MAJESTY, there fhallbe propofed the nomina :ion of an extraordinary deputation to regulate in a definitive manner the bufinefs of Peace ; though his PRUSSIAN MAJESTY could have wifhed that this deputation had been as little numerous as poffible, and confined to fix Members, he however joins with the vote of AuDria, and propores alto that the Paid deputation fhall confift of eight States, viz. Mentz, Bohemia, Saxony, Brandenburgh, Bavaria, the Teutonic Order, Wirtemberg, and Heffe Caffel. To accelerate the progrcfs of affairs, at.d that the propofed objea maybe accomplilhed as fpeedily as poflible, this deputation muff be invefted with full unlimited powers to treat and conclude ; and it fhall fubmit the refult of its la bours to the fanstion of his IMPERIAL MAJESTY and the Germanic Body. His PRUSSIAN MAJESTY declares betides, that the explanations contained in the preceding votes cannot ferve to the deputa tion but as an objea of its ulterior deliberations, and in this refpea he accedes formally, and with pleafure, to what is contained on that fubjea in the excellent vote of Auftria." Halo's', Sarr. sz.—lt is to-day 'confirmed that the Cabinet of London has confented to the occupation of this Eleetorate by the Pruffian troops, till the affairs of Europe are definitively arranged. The conditions of the firft conventions, however, between the Hanoverian Minifter and the Cabinet of Berlin, for the maintenance of the Pruffiasz troops, have been changed : they will be lets bur , thenfome for the country. STUTTGALD, SEPT. zo.—Baron Vow Roo BL, se fident of his Serene Highnefs the Duke of Wm- TE Mit to, at the Batavian Republic, has been ap pointed Minifter Plenipotentiary. Aix, SIPTRIIIIIR t7.—JaaOMa BONA}Aart, the yonngelt brother of the FIRST CONSUL, palled through this place, gbing polt to Paris. He had embarked on board the fquadron of Admiral GAN.. THIAVME. He informed ns, that the foldiers and Tailors had fuffered a great deal during the expedi tion for want of water and provifions ; that bad weather alone prevented the difembarkation of the troops on the coaft of Egypt, at the diflance of forty leagues from Alexandria, as the fquadron had remained four days in fight of the coaft, with. out acing the Englifh or any of the inhabitants : a corvette, however, found means to enter Alexan dria, but it had on board only women and artifts. STOCKHOLM, &yr. B.—The two yachts, the Amadis and Efplandian, have arrived here from Carlfcrona. They have been fitted up with great elegance and richnefs, and will fail for Abo, in Finland, to take on board the Hereditary Prince and Princefs of &DIN ; to meet whom his Swe. difh MAJESTY has fent his &ft Chamberlain Baron HAMILTON, and Adjutant-Gen. BORGERSTURNA. The prelims which PAui. I. gave to our Kinn larl year during his refidence at Peterfburgh have ar rived here fence his departure, and have been re ceived by the Marthal of the Diet. Some frigates and brigs are now building at Car Verona and Gothenbourg, deftined to join the Thetis in the Mediterranean, in order to protect our navigation, and keep in awe the Barbary Powers. An earthquake has been felt not far from Ellilflurm, in Sudermania : fume idea may be formed of its violence, by its Ihaking the houfes, fplitting rocks, and throwrng up the afh lifelefs ,to the furface of a lake. COPIIIMAtIEN, SEPT. 12.—We learn that Swe den has acceded to the convention concluded at St. Peterfburgh, on the 7th of June, referring to him felf one claufe, which was not agreeable to the Amballkdor of his Bstrasmic MAJESTY at the Court of Ruflia, viz. that Sweden accedes to the laid convention under the exprefs condition, that the old differences fubfilling between England and Swed:n (hall be examined, and terminated in an amicable manner ; an examination which could 1 1 not take place on account of the aaual fituation of affairs. 4 HAGUE, SEPT. 20.—The projeft of the Confli tution, jufl now indented to the Rotarian people, conlifts of 106 articles : It begins Sy general prin. cipki, which are followed by eight felions : tn. Territorial divifion, and right of fufrage ad. Government : 3d. The Legiflatura; 4th. Fi nances ; sth. Adminiftration of the Departments; Gth. Adminifiration of the Communes: 7thi Judi ciary Power: Bth. National Tribunal. ' The ter ritory of the Republic will be divided into eight departments, the limits of which u ill be thofe of the °id-provinces. The modeaccording to v-hich the right of fuirrage is to be eremited. will be de termined by law. The Government will be en tmfted to twelve perfons, aged full thlrty•fiva years, who will each have a falary of to,ooo florinst for the firft time the Executive Direaory will name (even members, who are to choofe other five : there will be a Prefident, who will remain in of fice three months s a member will go out every year : the Direaory will propofe to the Legiflative Body all the laws, which, when approved, will be fent back to it to be publilhed, and carried into execution: it will conclude all treaties with foreign powers, and difpofe of the national treafury. The Legiflative Body is to confift of thirty-five perfons, to be named. for the fiat time, by the Government : they will &tremble and fit twice 4 . year, from the igth of April to the 'ill of June, and from.the isth of Oftober to the syth of De cember : they can hold extraordinary fittings when circumftances require : a third of them will go' every year: _ the members will have a Glary of 4000 florins: their eleaion will be fixed by the law: all the prefeut taxes will be fubjefted threvifion, ter. LONDON. . , . 4ATURDAT I OCTOIIIIIi PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT 01011MCIOCILs Onusiora sr to as -3 pa Caw Cult 64 . 111. W. • rates OF STOCIIS rESTAIDAT 3 per C. CasiL 631 66 MOS Lot. liele. 1 6L • 1 per C Nary 9B 101954 Irith ditto SL 3s. Imp. 3 per Cent. 564 CoeL far An. 6 4 66 9 4 Omni= r 5 19 181 Omn. far Ace. 15 11 193.• .e. • - DvsLa IN, SIO7IIIIEI 29.—..liank Stook 1.,... We cannot convey to our Readers any idea o~ the fatisfaaion with which the news of PsAcs was yefterday received by all ranks. Peace ! was the word in every mouth—it was proclaimed with en tbufiafm in every quarter, and the populace were enraptured. The bells of the differepttburcbes rang merrily all the day, and even till midnight, and in many of the principal ltreets the boufes were illuminated. The illumination, however. was not general, as it is believed one will take place when the Preliminaricshave been ratified. The Tower and Park Guns Imre not Bled, wor will they, till the iatiicatitn, c q (Wick from' Paris, which can hardly be be,fotelnolloy ne;t The Articles themfelvei uamsalhfdpi6ciallY an nounced till that period arrivis. In Ow Mean time, however, their outline is pretty welfluiown. Great Britain is to retain the Wands of Ceylon in the EIJI, and Trinidad in the `(W01-undies, and is to reßore all the other neftek. SPallithi and Dutch Poffeffions r bot silththe itivislottors that the Cape of Good Hope is to roomier*. isle piost..- Malta is to be independent both 0 - AGreit Britain and France, and to be reamed to the Order of St. John of Jerufalem, tinder the protetrum of aThird Power, to be agreed upon.—EgYpt:lito.be re ' ftored to the Porte, whole dominions as well as thofe of Naples and Portugdl, wh Orne ittcon ficierable exceptions, are guaratiteiti v in,their issU integrity, as they Rood before; the wei...-fraplesl and Rome are to be evacuated by the Rena; md. Porto Ferrjo by the Englifh troops. To take up , m us to dietaniio 001. Itilldal.Or the public what they might to . thi#lt'oflhe.terms on which Peace has been obtained,ressre fie &Be of our contemporaries attemptingrwirtid be the height of arrogance. We may be.allowed, however, to differ from louse Journilifts in tbeinode of eftinia ting how far terms are good or had. They are not the belt which impale hard conditions on kn . : enemy—they are in fall the worfe gif harder iq this relpea ; for the peace which follows can, in that cafe, only left till the party that has beenfereed to receive conditions finds or believes idelf ab/e to do itlelf jultiCe. The difpatches from Lord Eto,s, at Oonlean• tinople,whici we announced keileedai;were dated the 6th of September. Letters were •Ifo received from Lord KEIT 11, dated the soh of Anglia.— Their contents were of the nature we mentioned. On the tyth of Augur! General Hurcntason invefted Alexandria on every fide. At the fame time Sir SYDNIY SMITH, under the dirsition of Lord KEITH, fucceeded in deltroying the enemy's flotilla, and fomc batteries on the lake Marentis. General Mixon, thus preffed on every fide, fent out a Flag of Truce, on the 27th of Augull, to demand an armillice for three days, to allow time for fettling the terms of furrender, which am Rat- , ed to be the fame as thofe granted to IlettaLam PARIS JOURNALS Up to the 3oth of September, reached til this morning. Their contents will be found in the pre. ceding columns of this raper. According to Come accounts in theft pa pen, Britain has confirmed that Praia !hall occupy the Eledorate of Hanover till fomething definitive be fettled refpeding the paci fication of Eumpe. Auaria gave in its vote to the Diet, rellseding the final adjufinsent of the peace of the Fmpire, on the 16th ult. The •ote was, that it &odd be referred to a deputation of r eight Members furnifhed with unlimited power,. Thefe Members are to be from Mentz, Saxony, Bohemia, Brandenburgh, the Grand-Mailer of the Teutonic Order, Wirtemberg, Bavaria, and Heffe CaffeL As the above Vote has been fully approved by his PayssuM MAJESTY, and Peace is about to b e fettled with France, the bufinefs expelled to go on now with fome alacrity. Tie r MlJseTl[f, on Wednefday night ; w ent tow i rrm i ou a t y h s vh srt e z a s, rre for the tail time alit fea. fon. The houfe was crowded in every part. The performancea were or. Critic and the. entertain ment of tilue Beard; The fpeelaters, ' wt the ROYAL FAMILY de parted, greeted them with loyal gifeßion. The Royal yachts faileiten Thurfday for Green. with. - • • The Panics of Wastas. rettnoe el. on Thurfday, to Carleton•Houfe, hr.* , Rata cooralefcenc e , nearly approaching to a pared ree`orgy.. Every inPeafinse einfiquenevoi his late ateident has, womaderibostlt totally atand• • We are forry to hear that his - Loyal Highnefs 'the Duke of GLoocurta 'Rill co met feriodly abdifpoied in GrofvenorAmet. ioarliament, it is pole Rated, will me e t on * ,apth M el* R. for the , of bu fi nefe. • Lord l4s sisoo Isfied the Downs on Thar -wit}!f his Ritutdron, to ren. ROines having, how l *of, the Prelimina r y Thaty, swerve were j' , 44u rooming fent off to his Idsedilip, as wet in rAdmwal Coaawat and all the other Gammisrain the Channel, to epprife them of the most. Loud Neicson will, )t enure/new, immedtatelY rkkOrn to the Downs, and the principal part of the Channel Beet will &only return to port. t, - Te saran, COvil" 414 0 1110 " 41 ." COI:WY of the Sear eabie liefitsedattrailed yelberday evenings Tl er audience, The pan of lime:cr was performed by Mr. Lawte w i t h hi s acce num e d meaty and humour. In the fighting feenes in the third aet between Fnotiky and BRlmoy, Lewis-Hi parting them introduced a fally.• which apptedrry happily to the gratifying sntelligenel of thegigniagoliminariee—a bang ! Mai lisp NO se k rrjeiciay at 4:gloriosa trohefienalorldfoNP' The - allu (lon produced a buril of general applaufe that killed for feveral minutes. Before the eartein was drawn np, COD Jaw fie Xing," and " Rale Ikftestria" were loudly called for. and pl4tYed with reiterated plaudits. • The Goesiion of Dover was infpated on Tuef day left tor -general Hour, who was accompa nied by NeKossair Latiass, an 4 a number of Staff Officeng The troops were brigaded on the occafion, and performed a fham fight with great precifion and effe&. On the following day Ce metal !itscsit dined with fevernl Officers in the Cagle, and yellers:lay proceeded to Chatham, to hike the comet std of that Diana. He is fumed ed at Dover by General Dort, who arrived . there onWednefday, accompanied by his Aids-du-Camp. immediately after his nrrival, he proceeded to infra the f everal fortifications. The great guns were erwrgeifkrOliyt fired in - several of the bat. The eftaic Abies:lkow;near Haddington, has reefs purchafed by R. Sr su A LT, EC+ Lae of Cal. esinsi, aj.thAlgw price of toposal. Two chargers were purchafed on Thurfday for 290 guineas, P*.the age of the Faarr CoesuL.— The export of Englith horfce to France is corn• fulerable. While the ChaPeT4n Deh4in Cattle is unclergc. ing repairs, their Excellencies the Earl and Cowl. tefs of Haanwicat propofe'attending Divine See ♦ice in St. Werburgh's church, which has in con, fequence fuQained Come neceliraq alterations. A fpacioiss feat has been erected for the Vice-regal viGtors and their Cadre, and on Sunday fe'nnight the Counter, HARDWICK& honoured it with her pretence. " Heiverta..—.ln the new Conßitution given by Pmee to the Helvetic Republic, the Pays de Vaud fvvettd from the Canton of Berne, and made a atti itfelf. A Protell againft this meafure was in the Pays de Vaud, and in a few days it wished a great number of fignatures. The Prefeft Posits, on this, iffued a Proclamation, in which he lirongly gbade the inhabitants to fign this Proteft, and declared his intention to profecute criminally the unknown authors of it. A few days afterwards, he received a /sitar figned by thirteeq of the moil tepedable Perfons rn that • country, avowing thetnkives authors of the Protell,and that they were ready so defend its propriety to the laft extremity. The letter, which was written with rest (pith, they printed for the information of their countrymen, and in a very &et time, SOOO (*tracers& were added to the original Proteft. As fo heinousa crime *saint} the Revolutionary powers could not be crierlooked, the authors of the Preget were fined go *ants each, Or xi gs. 6d. They have appealed againli this fentence, and the fignaturts mermaid in number every day. As the Members of the old Government of Berne have had no flare in this tranfaflion, it (hews plainly bow the people feel towards the old Conflitutional and the new Revolutionary powers. All the Citizens of Berne. Members of the Elediing Affembly, having refilled to take the oath required by the Ammar Earreof were expelled from the Affembly, by the (penal command of that firii of the Revolutionary Power% which bas likewife impeached, before the New Di. retiory, the Members fent by the Cantons of Switr, Uri, and Underwald, for having perfified in the fame refufal. The inhabitans of the Valois have fent to feveral European Courts a firong Protrll win* the intended incorporation of their country with'Prance. The French Government admit that they have not the (mallet tide to that coentry, but fay it is aecelfary te their comedies With Italy , that it Should be in their hands. I _ gp