Star. — London, England, 1805-01-29 00:00:00

11:: ::: ". A l . : I 2... ote , „ . .V..:3; • ~ .1 \NC . : „ .? .-,. d. ' . . A i47:::1 • .... * V!.... , k . 7 1 L../ ~ - : 14 1k 0P: - ' ~..H,,,.....,____...../„...„--, a \,..5., „_-,..... , , ‘,,,_, .. 1 0 ..,, - 41 TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1805. MEER 49 891 [PRICE SIX-PFNCE. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. rTHIS PRESENT EVENING, JANUARY 29, will be prefented th • Comedy of THE W ST INDIAN. Rimer, Mr. F!.I.ISTON, Maim. O'Flahery. Mr. JOHNSTONE. Charlotte Rufport, Mils DUNCAN. After which the :Viatica! Farce of A HOUSE TO BE SOLD. Charles Kelton, Mr BANNISTER. lielfl.l4 Mr. GIBBONS. Charlotte, Mils DE CAMP; Fanny, Mrs.BI.AND. To which will be added the new Pantomime Ballet of OLD HARLEQUIN'S FIRE-SIDE. On Thnefday will be perfoimcd a New Comedy (never &died) called the Hose?. Moot. BY COMMAND OF THEIR MAJESTIES. THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. ^THIS PRESENT EVENING, JANUARY 29, IlViii he rrfeimed, the Ncsr Pity, in five AEI., called THE SCHOOL OF REFORM; Or, HOW TO RULE A HUSBAND. The Charaeters by Wirt. COOKE, C KEMBLE, MUNDEN. LEWIS, MURRAY, EMERY. KLANb.RT, BEVF.RI.Y. Mrs. GIBBS, Mrs. LITCHFIELD, Mils BRUNTON, Mr.. DAVENPORT. Mrs. ST. LEGER. To which will be added the Mufical Farce of HARTFORD BRIDGE. Peregrine Foreßer, Mr. MUNDEN. Captain Fieltiair, Mr. TAYLOR. Clara. Mrs. A MINS; Sufan. Mrs. MARTYR. Thuriday, Lova r's Vows ; Yrederitk, Matter BETTY. U • I l'he School of Rcrorni ; with (for the firß time) a IMO: est Entertainment, tilled Too Many Cooks. !SPANISH PAPERS. This d3l were publifhtd, pri:e ii. 61. PAPERS relative to .the DISCUS lON with SPAIN, 16,1 btfore Raliamcit by At. Nlajdly*. Command. . . . . Printed for John Stnekdale Piecidely: Of wh vn 1112' ht had, in t vols. Bvo. prier 81. to. 6d half-bound, A Colle:*.tion of State Papers rchtive to the late War. This d iy were publifhed, in o,:tar:). price 6s in bawd., ;CELLANIES ;A An Fi I; tr and Hiaorical. Bylrl F . y P-; , .-d for T. Cadell, and %V Davies, Strand. Ot whom may be had, by the fame Author, t. rem.. cr•ntaicin: brama , c Sketchy o f N ort h ern m yt h, lon, Ae. 3J Fdi ian, tiro. price jt. 1. NIVZ I'.n tics, Bvo price PRINCE OF WAInS' ISLAND. This day was publithed, price is. A DESCRIPTION of PRINCE of WALES' 1~1.4N" with it% r. :.nd pronaqk Advantages and Sour ces to recommend it as a Mari, e Fftalelifhmr By HOME POPH M. Printed for John Stoekdale. Of whoa, may be hal : in three la re vol.. Bco. with $3 Maps, _ Views p ice 21 ss. The Hiftory of the NV, ft Indic.. By Bryan Edwards, Eft This diy 3vcre puhlifhed. beautimily yrimed in Fon!kap Odtavo. emberdihe ! with an xecPcnt Portrait, "ngray.!l Macken ale. 'nom a Paintiug by Sir I.3lhua Reynolds, . extra boars! s. G OLDSNIITH's ESSAYS. with a Life and Cri tique on the Writing% of th.: Author. By WILIJAM Author of " A Critique on tn.. Moral Writibp of Dr. johnfon," &c. Sec. I.'endou : Printed for 711 Joni-., Nn t, Paternofter-row. 01 whom neiy h. had, j•-rvi . ; genuine Editieni of Fitzoilsoroe's Letters, price 6s. erra botrd%. ADVAN 1 AGES OF INFINITE IMPORTANCE TO PRIVATE (3R E W ERS. BREWING with the THLIOIOMETER. 1.-tely pubtillicd. price 3L the foort6 Edition of t ri - i it COMPLETE FAMILY BREWER ; or, (Economy !n Brewing In Private Famllies--by which a con fider.V.. laving will be made in obtaining that wholefonte and eld-talhi mat Lnglifh Beverage, Si BONG BEER, A LE. &c. In attmding to the Ufc of the Thermometer, the nature and &Tyke of which i. explained, the Private Brewer will have the a,hnintage tln long excielively enjoyed by the Common- Brewer ) of applying the Weer to the Malt at. proper extra Ling Heat—of regulating the Heat of the Worst when fet to work, &e. with etai!tnefs and precilion ; and every other ufeful dirrdion for the management •t the Cellar, Ste. Romig:: Printed for the Author by J. S. Hollis ; fold alfo by Riehardnin., R .yal Exchange, and Crulby and Co Stationer's Court, London; Collins Salilbury, and all other Bookfellers. 1 UNIIRIIxGE-lA'EI Ls WARE. NEX r ALBANY, PICCADILLY. 11 0131:\IS0N, the only Manuf.d.lurer that has a 16- tionfe in Landon, and has had the honour to (craw the No. bi!itr and POllie upwar It of twenty Year', Ifer to inform them th a they nay alwa:., he fupplied with all kites of Goods, the real 117analid.ere of l'unsriar.• Wills, wArraiitcd to Rand in any cli mate. being ntade Iv the btlt workmen, and of well feafoned Wouds. The numerals' Articles fold by Rost N‘O m arr. beyond the limits x: a n:wfrirct, but every article in the (mall Cabinet and Tur mryl.inci, may be bad at his Warehnufe, next Albany, Picca dilly, and at his 'Ware Rooms, Ton‘ridge %runs, Whod fair. Retail, and Exportation, on as rcafonablu terms as any Gen.ls of aqua! Inaiity can he fold : . . . F.;rr7;rti , :l; made of White Rood for Lathe, to ornament. •. (Ed l'utbridge.W.tre Repaired and Vann(lard to look equal to N,%. N. B mat quantity of EnglA and gemrine Foretn Perfumery —v_r..ry of tinghth and Dutch Toys; Leather, Wax, and IA Emden Pols, R eking Hocks, &c &c. WiTORY AND SURVEY OF LONDON. Dzdicatcd, by mini/Gan, to RICHARD CLAPR, Lfq. Chamberlain of the City of London This day Vat publithed, peaty printLd in Deny Svo. 'To be corainuid Weakly, price ts. each Nunditr, or on Royal Wove Paper, with proof Impreflions of the Pates, price is. 6d.) er - ht:lillteil with a View of Wellaninfter Hall; NUMBER 1. of ANEW and Correet HISTORY and SURVFY of LONDON and it ENVIRONS. "•'-ining an authentic Account of its Found lion and Pr • !:•creak to its prefcnt valt extent, with the Rate of its P., P :it different Periods—the Orii.in an ' Pregrefs of its wide •!:nde.lCommerce--the Hillory of its I aws, Clams, (mom 1. ;(1.:.rd Privileges—an account of it. numerous Companies aii, • Commercial, Religious. Legal, and lacarned 4 Cht" i. !Ord narrative of the Proceedings of its Inhabitants. with a• flit of the various changes which have taken place in thwi• ;:anus —Biogr aphical Notices of its eminent Men—left ription 'a it an d other erlebr 'red Buildings, with their Hiltury— • correct account of its Antiquities, &e. By H LAMBERT. .•. Lich Number will he rinlielltilsed with an elegant F.,. ..lid at the Cunclufion of the Work a complete Ind. , sic, n. • •7'ii For the eonverience or thole who may prefer taking it in P..rt•, a I i.• 11 Volume., in hoards, may be had every other Month, price 7s. or the fine Edition, price ic•.6d. Lon.ion Printi•tl for M. Imes, No. x, Paternuacr-row. and stay be had of aY Bookfcltas in town and country. STATE LOTTERY. THE SECOND DAY'S DRAWING WILL BE NEX I' SATURDAY. SCHEME. aspoo 20.000 10,020 5.000 1002 SOO 100 SO 20 6,150 is k IS M° 4 0 1 00 0 - 30,0C0 ..- 15,000 COOO SA OO 3, 000 3, 000 I 13 pm 4 2509000 25 A:oo Tickets. ... _ Part et the Capitals will be determined as folliows : FirilArawn, ail Day £ woo I Fit* drawn, 6th Day g sC O Ditto ad Day Soo Ditto 7th Day zo,occ Ditto 3d lYty Soo Ditto Bth D a y 25.000 Ditto 4th Day too I Ditto 9th al g,OOO Ditto stla Day goo Di-to toth Day tax Tickets and Shares (whilit any remain) may be bad at all the Licenfed Lottery Orlccs, warranted tandrawn. NEXT SATURDAY. BISH relpesfully Acquaints the Public, that • the Second Day of Drawing of the prefent Lottery will be next Saturday. Tickets and Shares (warranted nndrawn) may be bad at both his Offices, whilß any remain. No. 4, CORNHII.L, and 9, CHARING CROSS . MESSRS. BOYDELLS' SHAKSP' ARE LO IT ERY. ALIST of the SIXTY-TWO CAPITAL PRIZES, drawn this 28th day of January. 1805, before the MANAGERS and DIRECTORS of the STATE LOT TERY, at Cooper's Hall Bafinghall-ftteet, authenticated by them, and publifbcd by Order of the Troika appointed under the Ad of the 44th Gro. HI. Numbers Prizes Numbers Prizes 7,431 ift Draw. Ticket 7,963 32/1 Drawo Ticket 113,5t3 ad ditto 12,515 33d ditto 10,008 3d ditto 17 0 34th ditto 5.5 0 3 4th ditto 11,249 35th ditto 5/ 88 4 5111 ditto 13,637 36th ditto ; 0 .474 6th ditto 20 ,343 37th ditto 1, 974 7th ditto 5/309 38th ditto 6,704 Bth ditto 19,507 39th ditto 1 4. 2- 5 9'h ditto . 1: .9;2 40th ditto 13,178 loth ditto 7.100 4i ft ditto 14,755 11 th ditto 20.177 42d ditto 7.924 12th ditto 11,193 43d ditto 8,46 13th ditto 6 .772 44th ditto 8,194 14th ditto 7,908 gsth ditto 1 8 ,878 15th ditto 16,571 46th ditto 9,3.0 16th ditto 5,817 47th ditto 5420 17th ditto 351 48th ditto 'O, - 16 18th ditto 6,272 49th ditto 10,072 19th ditto 50,482 soth ditto 18.226 acth ditto 14,783 51ft ditto 5.23 lift ditto s,hot 52d ditto 14.782 22d ditto 20,483 53d ditto 1,100 23d ditto 1 /99 1 54th ditto 20,270 24th ditto 13.720 55th ditto 3 122 2th ditto 4.739 56th ditto f. lay 26th ditto 111.773 57th ditto 5 898 17th ditto 19,861 58th ditto 2t. .1 28th ditto 10,950 59th dittO 14,C06 29th ditto 11,238 60th ditto 12,981 ..: th ditto 6,003 6 tit ditto 6,25 i 3:ft ditto 8.004 bad ditto Examined by William Morland, John &sine. and David Davies, Efers. Truttci s, and figned by Order of the Managers and Direz• tors of the State Lottery. JOHN GRA Y,Sreretary. Ihe I Wit- t Hold/ rs entitled to ass. of the above Capital Prizes, may receive the time on producing their rickets, with an Order fr•on the Trull. es, agri., slily to the Act 01 Parham iit, and thofe mitied to Prints for undrawn Tickets may have them on Mon day next (againit which time the new Numerical Lid, in confor mity with the At of Parliament, will be made out) by apply ing with Tickets at Meffrs. lioydtil and Co.'s, N 0.90, Cheaptid e A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. BURGESS AND SOW'S ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES AND OTHER RICH SAUCES. HE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has L gained by HIS ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES and o•ber R ICHISAUCES, for FA Sauce, Stewed Beef, Hefted Cell', Head/ Beef Steal:, Mile DAes, Will Fowl. awl Game; with many Ldi race's for the able, mdeboard, and Store Room; which are more tul eapreffed in his Catalogue, (He Gehl the of des,,) has induced many perfons to give the fame name to Articles entirely different, hich are vended at nt ..ny Shops in London, by perfons who go to the principal Towns in - England, Ireland, and Scotland, to Melt Ordcrs of Tradefmen and Inn-keepers, w►o in conk qtp..ce art often Leered with Strriows Sorb, of very inferior quail- MP. which Is not only an ImpoStion, but a great difappointment to Families who purclufe them with a view of having good Sauce to their I Eh, &c. N. B. None are His Genuine, but what have there words on the Label," BURGESS and SON'S, Original and Superior ES SENCE OF ANCHOVIES, No. ic7, Strand, Corner of Savoy lite" London." TO THR PROPRIETOR OF STIRACIA'S I FALIAN OILS FOR THE. GROWTH OF HAIR. SIR—A very nit+ Friend wrong fide i•-• of fizty, who had been bald many years, feetng the halm:log effed it had on my family, particularly on % Son of mina ( a man grown), who had very link Hair from his birth, was induced to make trial of your Oils on hirnklf. It has anfwered his molt fan guine capeetations,and he hasgut a fine head of young Hair. Alfo Mr Joinsfen, of Wapping, who had a Honk th.tt loft the Hair off his hoe s two years—it has made the Hair grow, both thick, and of its natural colour. 1 ant, Sir, your's, &c. Church.ftreet, Hackney. j Willy WORTH. To he had, whokfale and retail, at the Propritt r's houfe, No. 94. Newman.flrect, Osford.ftreet; and by bit appointment, at Mr. Golding's, No. 42, Cornhill ; No. 4t, Pall- Mall ; Humphrey 's, No. ail, o:ford-firm; at 3s. per Pot, or al. zas.it Dozen. Not leis than half a dozen at the wholefale price. FOR THE GROWTH OF HAIR. EVERAL Gentlemen, who have been b a ld f or I years, have folesnnly declared, after ding the RUS , IA regularly for three months, that they have experienced the greateft benefit, as the Bald Places have been nearly covered with Young Hair. Any Per fon doubtful of its Virtues by application to the Proprietor, will have ample teftimony of its efficacy. RUSSIA OIL is the only Article that has yet been difcevercd • r Making the HAIR GROW THICK an :I LONG, cvenOn na! ! Places, Whifters, Eye-brows, Su. Sec. and will in all cafes prevent the Hair tilling off. either through age, ficknefs, or lying_ ,n, and when all other difeoveries for its Growth prove ureic!., • few bottles of the Ruffle Oil will be found to have the dared eff.et. The above Oil is warrantell inncreept, and has a molt pleacant Nell. Price 7s. per bottle, or a large one, containing four wit one Guinea. 're be had of Mr. Prince, No. 331, Oxford.ftrect, near Argyle ttieet ; and, by his appointment, at Mr. Finch's, No. 5, Berkeley .quare; Mr. Holmes, Newfman, No. 1, Royal Exchange; Mr. Green's No. sax, Ozfordcftrect ; Mr. Ward's, Nn. 324, Holborn ; of Mr. Withers, No. 229 Strand; and Mr. Butler, No. 4. C heap fidc, corner of Paternofter row, London; Mr. keaburn, North Bridge, Etisburgh ; and Mr. Shepherd, oppufitc the Exchange, N. B. The Raffia Oil will be found to he the 'illy reire!y in re ttoring the Ids of Hair wt Horfcs, as ail.) lure to come the Ani mal's natural colour. Ordcrs from any pan of the Country will be fent by Coteh by fouling the Money and Letter., poY p and directing to Mr. Prises, No. 333, Oxford-Inm, I.v.tdon. BOROUGH OF READING. A T a Common Hall of the Corporation, holden in the Guildhall of this Borough, on Friday the rith day of januat7, 18os, a Letter from EDWARD Sistanat, Efq. dated J• nuary the 7th. ars, addreffcd to the Worlhtpful the Mayor, was read, Rating that he had transferred to the Mayor and Corpora Lion !cool. 3 per Cent. reduced Annuities, as a perpetual kind for lighting the Lamps affixed to the Obelifk lately erees,..ci by him in the Market place; and alfo conveying to the Mayor a Bank Note of tool to affitt the indultrioos and helplefs poor of the three pa tithes of Reading, at this inclement feafou— After which it was unanimoufly Refolved, That the Thanks of this Hall be given to EDWARD SIMEON, Eft. not only for ereding the laid Obelilk, and his munificent Endowment Oicreof, but for his liberal Prefent to the Poor ;and as a further tellinto ay of the fenfe entertained by the Corporation, of his constant at tention and kindnrfs to this hi. native town, It was alfa Relived and Ordered, That EDWARD SIMEON, Efti. be przfented with the Freedom of this Borough. - - - - Ref , .lvekl and Ordered, That there Refolutiorrs be printed In the Reading Mercury and the STAR. JANUARY 17, ISCS• ROCHDALE CANAL SHARPS, SALE BY AUCTION, by the Committee the Company of Proprietors of the ROCHDALE CANAL• A T the Bridgewater Arms, in Manchefler, on Thurfday, the 31ft inftant, at the hour of Six in the even ing, fubjed to fuch Conditions as will be then produced, SIX'T'Y SHARES IN THE SAID CANAL. By Order, RALPH sHurnEwoß fH,Clert. ISLE OF WIGHT. FOR SALE. BY AUC noN, At the Cultont-botec In Eaft Cowes, on Thuriklay, the 3tit at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, which have been kited and legally condemned, and may be viewed and tatted on application at his Majafty's Warehoufe, two days bctore the Sale, viz. MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, 4 70c1hL wt. PORT OF MILFORD. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Order of the Hon. Coturniffloners of Hie 1111ieRy's Cuftome, On Tuaday the sth of Rhrulry, . THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. 2 500 Gallons Brandy sco Gallons Rum 1000 Gallons Gencoi so Gallons Wine 6 Toni White Salt. The Sale to begin at Eleven &Clock in the Morning. FOR SAI.F., By Order of the Honourable Comniiilloncra of hie Maj.:fly's Cuitorns, at the CUSTOM-HOUSE, ROCHESTER, On THURSDAY, January 31, tBos, at Ten o'Clock, in the Forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, in ii:veral Lott TOR HOME CONSCMPTION. 5364 Gallon, Geneva, 41 Staves, 130 Ditto Brandy. S flanks Satan Wood, arid Sundry finall Articles. TOR MO . ( I'ATION, 3 Pieces India Silk Hankerchi:fs, 1 Silk Shawls, at S:stgle Ditto, 14 China Silk Handkerchiefs. Twenty-five per Cent. will be required as a Depofit. IN THE MATTER OF MESSRS. DEATSONS, BANK RUPT'S, ROTHERHAM IIREWF.RY. To BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION PEREMPTORILY, TOGETHER OR IN LOTS, At the Houfe of John Batty, Innholder, in Rotherham, in the County of York, on Friday, the isth day of February next, between the hours of Five and Seven it, the afternoon of that day, (by Order of the Inc,AEgL of the f..id ✓lams. Beatfung, the Bankrupts) fuhjed to (uch Conditions of Sale as will he then and there produced, THE SHARES, RIGHT, an d INTEREST o f the Lid AlEpees in and to the Lid ROTHERHAM BREWERY, conlifting of Two-fifths and a Moiety of Three fifths of and in the who!e of thife catenfive anti commodious Buildings and Prcn.ifes, ttanding upon and compiling about two AcrLs of Land. 'fhe Buildings have only been c: aged a fcw years, and conlilt of llilalthoufes, Sec. which will mike per week upwards of 540 quarters; Brtwing-hmifes, with Coppers, Vats, Coolers, Under backs, &c. all in complete repair for brewing the fame quantity ; a Steam-engine, by which all the water is pumped, and by which ' three pair of Stones for grinding Corn are worked ; a Threfliing machine, worked by the fame Engine, capable of threthiog ninety bulbels per day, and a good Dwelling Millie and two other Tene ments. The Brewery is allowed to be as complete as moil out of London, Rands adjoining the navigable River Rothcr, near its jundlion with the Don, by which a communication is open to the Sea, as well as the inland parts of the country. Fur particulars, and a view of the prconfes. apply to Meffrs. Carr and Cofins, of Rotherham aforrfaid, the Aflignees WEST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUC TION, At Bradford, en Thurfday the lift Day of February next, at the Houfc of Mr. Joha Wool, the Talbot Inn, betwden the Hours of Four and Six in the Afternoon, A CAP[ I'AL MANSION-HOUSE, called COT- E 1- x TINGLEY HALL, Etuate at Cottingley, in the Parifh of Blngky, late the refidence of Henry Wickll.-on, 1. - .4. deceafed ; compelling en the Ground Floor, a iircakfalt Room or Library, Drawing Room, fining Room, Anti Room, tiourekc,per's Reams Butler's Pantry, Servant's Hall, Laundry, two very I rge and excellent Kitchens, and a Larder. On the Fifa Floor, eight el eelkrit Lodging ROOM' and Dreffing Rooms, and in the Attic (even good Lodging Rooms, with all necelfary and convcnient at tubed and detached ofraces, Stabil og for i 6 He rfes, with Illy CI, am - hers overthe fame,aDouble Coach Houfe,Granary, and Dove- l.otife , Pleafure and Plantation Grounds, and Shrubberies, adju:iti! , g, ex - tenfive Walks and Avenues, Hatband Bath lionfe, [ilk Fords we!! Rocked with Carp and 'Fetich, Ice Hmfe, Pieafirc ..0.1 Ki:ehcii Gardens, containing a valuable and =claire collcdion of 'tart Shrubs and Plants, both indigenous and ramie, arel planted wit's the choicen Fruit Trees, both Standards and az,:ainit W.:1!, t Ir,ca- I houfe,Succcffion Stove, Fruitin, , Stove., Feaeli•lionfe, Vin Ty, and G..rden-huule, and a Farm of Rich Arable and Pafturr Land ad s Joining, and well difpofed, in the higlieft 1 ore of Cultivation, plea i tautly innate upon the Banks of the Risu r tire, commantim, fevers! extentive and pinta, fque Vit ws et Aire I)aL% and finning altogether, a pleafant and fuitahle relidesic, for a Gi•eri•el Family. Alto a Meffuage or bwelliii,;. honk at I lilt Top, in Cottingley aforefaid, in the occupation of Mr. Join &kali, and hi, under-te • cant John Sugden,' with the foacificis Barn and I\ litt.it, Stables, and other Out-buildings Crul t, and l'arill y.scl the re h• .i.ljniuing The Pilate is Freehold and Tythe Free, aid contains by a recent furvey and adtneafurement 63 Acres, 3 Rush, and 25 Perches, and the Mantion•honfe is lituate upon a tiring ground. dry, and free from damp, within about Four Miles of the Mark, t Town of Bradford, Two of flinitley, Fight of Utley, Fourteen ot Leeds, and about Eight of Haiifax 'I he Poor and other Pates are remarkably moderate, the Roads good, and a regal it Poit pages the Gates every day. 'the Purchaser may be accommodated with immediate pollerfion. Several detached Farms near to the above Eft ate, will be fold at the fame time. Pal t of the Purchare-Money may remain upon Security of the Ptemites for the accommodation of a Pill% Further Particulars may be had on appliealon to Marrs Dyne ky and Sons, Guy's lim; Moen. Hanlon and brch, Chancery lane; Mr. Holden at HaiLion, near Bradford, York;%iro. or to Mr. Halftone, Solicitor, Bradford. ' TO THi: PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. ILADItS AND CFNTLEDIEN, I OFFERED myfelf as a Candidate for the Eaft India Direaion (cne time ago, and folicierd the honour of your vote. and iniereit for a future occafion. Peron: me now to esprefs a will-grounded hope that, from pe culllr eircurnft int your oxerii 1!1S in my favour may be direfted ;filet to the Su. ed Vacancy, on which event it is my Mien- Lion to panned to a ballot. I have only to repeat, that my pretenfions to your favourable notice are founded upon acknowledged public Cervices. and my expeetation of funnels on the loport of numerous and highly re fpcdsble Friends. I have the honour to be, with the utmoft raped, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your fa:!liful and devoted Serv'nt, No. 12, Hertford.ftrcet, May Fair, THOS. W EI.SH. jan.l3, IE:S. CAVALRY NI.:)VEMEN Patrooifed by His Royal tlighncis the Commander in Chief, and many other Gcncral Officcrs. 1 'HE prefent much admired fyllem of Sir D. Dun •A• das is now reduced to pra4tice, by moveable figures, that by a piece of Nlechanilm exhibits nearly every nn , . ment necetTary for the Inttrudion and improvement of young Officers and Privates of Cavalry Regiments. . _ To be had at Egerton 's Military Library, Whitehall ; at Robin ton's, neat Albany, Pkeaditly, nd at his hook an the Parade. Tunbridge -Wills. STATE PAPER. NOTE REMITTED El' SIR ARTHUR PAGET, NIS ER/TAN. NICK MAJESTY'S MINISTER AT THE COURT OF VP. ENNA, UPON THE. SUBJECT OF THE DEPORTATION or SIR GhORGE RVMBOLD. " The occurrence which has lately taken place at Hamburgh, is already too well known to his Excel lency the Vice-Chancellor of the Court and of State, for the underfigned Envoy Extraordinary and Mini fler Plenipotentiary of his Britannic Majefty, to think 'it necelfary at this time to (late the details of it. But however habituated one may be to behold the French Government heap violence upon violence, and atro city open atrocity, this fall enterprize is loch, that perfealy convinced that there can be but one manner of regarding and appreciating it, the underfigned would neverthelefs thick himfelf wanting in his duty, if he did not folizit the particular attention of his Excellency, to a clime ac revolting in itfelf, as it is pernkious in its relations with the great int;:refts of the German Empire. " The underfigned thinks it impoffible that his Majefly the Emperor, in his quality of Cnief of that Empire, could reit a tranquil IpeElator of ft audacious a violation of all political rights and decorum ; and he flatters himfelf, that in the prefent atrocity, the known principles anti fentiments of his Imperial Ma jefty will fuggefl meafures conformable to the corn. mon interelts of all independent Powers. The underfigned feizes this opportunity, Sec. (Signed) " A. PAGET." FRANCE. PARIS, I)EuENIBER In the fitting Of the Legiilative Body of the 16th, a propof,l was introduced by the Counfellors of State, Regnaud de St. John, d'Angely and Segur, refped• ing a new Great Seal of State. It propofes that the Seal (hall have on one fide the effigies of the Em peror, levee on his Throne, dreffed in the Imperial ornaments, the Crown on his head, the Sceptre and the Balance of Jaflice in his hands. On the other, the Imperial Eagle, crownees repofing on the Thun der. The projEt was referred for difculflon. FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. FRANKFORT, JAN. to.—General MACK iS finally appointed Commander in Chief of all the Anfirian troops in the Tyrol, Dalmatia, and the Venetian States. The Emperor of G:rmany has axed his journey to Italy for the month of April next. The Emprefs and the Archduke CHARLES will accompany him. Th e cqrrimunications are very adive between the Courts of Vienna and Petertburgh. The PrulTian Legation at Heffe Canel has fuddenly quitted that place. The cattle of this departure, which has caufed much fenfltion, is unknown. VENICE, JAN. 3.-=There is no longer any doubt that the Montenegrins have taken the oath of fidelity to Ruilia. The Montenegt ins occupy the chain of mountains which ex end from the coatis of Andvari to Bofnia, and feparate Albania from Dalmatia.— They can call out 40,c00 mcn able to bear arms. Their barbarous manners and difpaiition for plunder, and the (iron' , pulitiuns of their mountains, have hi therto kept them independent, but little formidable ', except to their immf:diate neighb. 9 s rs . S upported by a powerful and warli!:.: i! , o, an d un i ted with the people of the &yen island,, m a y t h ey not f orm a new Ste.tc and maqi make tome tig c in Eur,v e , by leans of that Empire of which they are in fume meat:tire a cot)ny ? A tr: S [MC N, JAN. 1 7.—Some Ictt , :rs from Vienna fpeak of a b. , dy of Ruthan troops having marched by Alb tni a into tirrvia, for the purpofe of rclioring tranquillity, ar.d this with conieut of the Porte, which is t'itlicult to be belLiv‘:d. 11Fatus, 3.—For come time there have been rep.itts that a Treaty of Sob Ody h?twetri England and Swzden was en the tapir, h t that the negotias lion was attended with diai.mlties. We row learn that our Court has n:ade Lri-ats reprtieritations to that of Stockholm, to disci t it from an alliance which rni B lit have fatal conleqnences to the tranquil. lity of tile Nurrh of Germai,y, which his ?rutßatt Malefly i, firmly refolved t r prreact. VIENNA. JAN. z.—For lime days pall there has been a talk of a change of Minidry. It is flit! that Count LOUIS DE Corms-1-z EL, who has rendered poi tant Cervices to the Emperor and to the Atititian Nlonarchy, will he called to the Ration of Prime M. oilier and Chancellor of the Aullrian Empire, a 14 tinn that hits remained v scam since the death of Prince KAUNITZ. It is laid too that he willie railed to the dignity - of Prince. 'inc war department, however, will remain as it it, urrclet the abfolum Co.. itrval of the Arehduks Caaa t a,.