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OCTOBER so,' J will be &died a new Comedy. in Five Ads, called • ___ _ _ _ A PRIOR CLAIM. The Cheraeters by DOWTON, Mr. DE CAMP. Mr. ELLISTON, ,!:. DARRYMOR F. Mr. PALMER, Mr. 10112 NS ran. Mr. DORMI..R , Mr. COl.l INS. The Prologue to he fpoken by Mr. tit CAMP. And the Epilogue by MirA DTINCAN• ,Lich wail he ae.lat the Mairical Entertainment of a'HE DESERTER. —— - Henry, Mr. KELLY; 3kirmilh, Mr. BANNISTER. Lnuirs, Mrs. MA niEttiii. (Bang her first appearance in that "Meader.) Louila. Mrs. BLAND. TI)- New Comedy of :1 Prior Claim, performed for the licit time yetterday evening. was receivAl throughout rith pniverfal approbation and unbounded applatire, by a brilliant and overflow ing audience, and will be repeated for the third, fourth, and fifth times, TO•mnt row j and on Monday next. THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT-C3ARDRH. TO -MORROW EVENING, OCTOBER 31, will be seted the Tragedy of VENICE PRESRRV'EL jallicr. Mr. KEMBLE. Pierre, Mr. COOKE. 13eividera, Mrs. SWOONS. Altitz which, the New Man-Draw, void; New Mune, Scene., Dreires. and Decorations, called RUGANTINO; Or, THE BRAVO OF VENICE. The Overtore and Miti:e compofed Dr. Bufbr. This Eveni”g--the Cabinet ; with Rugantino. On Friday. She Wou'd and rc Wou'd Not; with Rugantiuo. On Saturday, Pizarro. The Neve Melo•Drama of Ruran:ien. or the Bravo of renice, emitinuirg to bt. received with unbounded apri.ufe, by brillirit and overflowing audiences. will be repeated every evening till fur. thee notice. FREE MASON'. TAVERN. MESSRS. SUTTON, THORN, .and CUFF, re rpedruity inform the Nobility, Gentry, and their Friends in seneral, that their openior Dinner will ha on Friday neat the sit of November, at Five o'Clock prectiely, when they hope to he honoured with the company of every well wither to the Concern. T. lets may be had at Lloyd's, John's, and Turkey and Cok's Cate Houres. CHAPEL HOUSE, on the GREAT ROAD from LONDON to BIRMINGHAM and HOLYHEAD. ILLIAbi BULLEY moil refpeefully informs v the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in general. that he MI taken and entered on that highly dillinguithed INN called CHAPEL HOUSE, where they may depend on the greateit Ex ertions being made for their Accommodation, and every Means adopted to Altrit their Favour and Suppe' t. N• B. Good Chaifea, able Horfes, and careful Drivers. 'lO WHAR FINGERS, COAL DEALERS, &e. 'lO BE Lu..r ON LEASb:, A MOST excellent Sitnation for a Public Wharf and for Coal and I.itne Works on the Albby de la Zonch Canal, adjoining the Bridge on the 'turnpike Road, leading front Hinkley to Coventry, and one Mile from the former Town, coin priling two Clofes of sscallent I.and, now vfed as Arshle, in the Ply int of Hinkley and County of Leicefler, now in the Tenure of :Vlr. Thomts Collington. The Wharf may be crudlrttebed and formed below Top Water Level, at a in‘ , ll exuence,by making a collateral cut dui-rout. and ther6 , y made by far the molt C,4lVCllitnt Wharf for the Town of Hinkley end it t very populous Neighhourhood. A int! , wit attend at the George lon, Hinkley, nn \Verifier. jay the .:,cfh day of (Mutter next, to receive propoftls and let the Lid Wll ,rf,and for furtbss particulars empire of Mr. fames Laud .Ageot, Wellfleorn, must:a:lard-on-Avon, Warvickthire. SUSSEX AND SURREY. SALTS of OATS, BISCUIT, SPIRITS. and IMPLEMENTS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the tinder. nlTlltioned Quantities of OATS, 'Muff, SPIRI I'S, (more o• Ids), tit: i'roperty of his Majelly, in the under-nteu tioni.d lagaziaes. Will he SOLD by l'U II LIC AUCTION, By Mr. E. BArrEm, On the following Days. at teu o'clock, preeifely, viz. . of Oats Baps of in Sacks of q Bikuit of 8u1h..13 each. a t Magazines and Days of Sale. Flurft flreen. Monday, Nov. 1 tr, 8/ 1 49 322 cAcs Niaidflone gin 107 gaits. 3. Bth. S Ba:tle, Tutfday, 12th ditto, 7 calks/ It 6 324 ditto, 90 7-Bths llorietiridge, Weilnefday. ilth ditto,4 1 83 207 cats ditto, 83 it half S Mart trick', Friday, 15th ditto, to cativo? 724 318 ditto, t 58 6-BthiS R yegite !Surrey) Tuefdayosith ditto 156 35 3 V. aft Grinfteed, Thurfday, 2tft ditto 414 1, -79 CuckSeid, S-aturday, 23d ditto, TT . ' cAtlis ditto. 763,6•8thh% 174 180 Stoph2nl Bridge, Monday, 25th ditto/ 76 104 3 calks ditto, 51 ditto 1 - - ' The Oats are old, and of good quality. weighing from 37lbs. and upwards per Barbel, and will he fold in Lots of Ten `ar ssrs tub. The Bifettit is the fame, as ufed by the Royal Navy, and will be fold in Lots of Five Bags each. The Spirits are of ex cellent quality. and will be fold by fin;;le Casks, in Lots of from twelve to twenty Gallons each. The Goods may be infpeacd four days previous to each day's fele, by applic ttion to the Storekeepers, at the feveral Ntagagiors. of whom maybe. had Catalogues atal enttdiriane nf,Sale ; as ado at hiefirs. Atkins anal Batters. R.nk Coffee- houre. Cornhill ; "at the Office w the Deputy Connu!dary General, Eaft Bemme, and at the principal Inns throughout N. B. There are betides to he Sold at the Maraines. tome Scales, Steel-yards. Me-gores. Shrivels, and other ; alio a (loyalty of Fagots:m.l Slabs. CURIO! DISCe/VP.RY 1N GAI VANISM. JONKS's UALVANtC ELIXIR. o r this extraordinary 'Medicine. little need be laid. Its general Mb and very extenfive eirea I rtion, coffiriently t v•tit nut it, merits. Tor Elixir Is partietearty recommended to Woolen in high lile and deticate Perfons of either fez, who trom balks of indulgmee,lare fitting tip. &r... arc it/various Net , ; anus Afreclions ; the only &nibble effetft k an initantaneom rcflop. ; ?Ahab to health and fpirimm the tame time being peculiarly graft tut and even delicious to the mite. It is alto TCCOMlllellikit to Womill at the turn of We: Perfonsfultjra to occat ltowtl Complaint:, Flatulency, Cholic, &c. This Medicine effettualty prev,nta and curet all kind of Eruptione on the Skin which gelc. rally arile from a feverilh heat in the Syltent —ln Jaundice, Sick tlead.ache, the Bile. Contomptive compicints, I fytterical Afire- ' tions, Dropty, Female Difordere, Sec. the brit hotel-, if the Difeafe is recent,generally cited, a cure. To married petioles who have Rot been Welted with what is coAidered A great and principal cml l i of matrimony, Childral, the above will he found an invaluable creature. To prevent the porability impufition pirate to ohferve that each bottle inclokti in a fealeei cover, with tome cafes of a priv.:te na ture, and a more detailed account than delieacv or the limit.; ail an advertifement would admit, ti:-ned on the out Ede S. joust, in the Propri,:tor's hand writing --Soid wholrfale. rct.eil. ao.l for expor taloa, by fvleflrs. yhaw and t.,t, ward., St. Pant's Clitirell.yard. and may be had of all raped:dile and eftabliCsti Vendert in town and cot (dry, price 7s. the bottle —Omer, for lour brittle., Inclofing a note, and addrelred god paid to Mr. Pies, 1, /Wirer coat, krulliont, will be vandualll txmacat HIS MAJESTY'a COMMISSIONERS for the AFFAIRS of TAXES, do hereby give Notice, that all Per ron, claiming Exemptions from the Duty in refpeet of the Divi dends wiling from Annuities, Dividends, or Shares of Annuities. out of any Public Revenue, whether in the Books of the Bank of England, or of othereublie Companies, Corporate or not Corpo rate, and belonging to any Friendly Societies, or to any Corporative -, Fraternity or hockey of Perfons ettablithed for Charitable Pur. polio only, are retp.ired to make their Claims to Exemption be fore the Comosiflooers for the Spacial porpoks of the Ads, and ileac all (itch Claims muff be made in writing, anddelivered at the Office for Taxes in Sonterfa Place, direeled to the Secretary for the Affairs of 1 axe - IL—The form on which itch Claims arc to be made, may he had at the laid Office, on application there, cr at the Office of the Infpedtor for the Duty upon Dividends, at the Old Stock Exchange, or to any Infpedlor or Surveyor of Taxes. By Order of the Board, ILWINTER. Office for Taxes, o,2ober 23, dos. This day were publithed, in Two Volumes ato, 1 price 31.35. boards, The FIRST and SECOND PARTS of EPEA PTEROENTA ; or, the DIVERSIONS of PURLF.Y.—By J. HORNE TOOKE, At J. photon's, in St. Paul's Church-yard. The Subfcribers are rcemeited to fend their receipts for the Se cond Volume, poll paid, to Mr. Johnfoo, who will deliver the Book to them, without any additional charge beyond their original ful.)fcrigalsm. This way vra * Pub! . filed, ins Pocket Volumes, price Xs. boatels, Embe'hilted with an elegant View of Sidniorth Devon, N EXCURSION from Srcimouth to Cherter, in the Summer of tgo3, in a Series of Linen to a Lady. Including Sketches of the Principal Train.; atad Villages in the C 01111441 01 Devno. Samerfet, Giouceßer, Monmouth, Hereford. Salop, Derliv, Stafford, Warwick, and Worcelter. lintenperfed with Bingraphiral Anecdotes and Incidental Remark.% particularly Litend...d for the Inforravion and ikutufement of the Riling o.meration. By the Rev. EDMUND BU TCHER. London : Printed for H. D. Symonds, No. ao, Patemofter-row and fold by all BoAfeliers. KOTZEBUE. This day was publiChed, emh.llithed with an elegant Portrait of tile Aittl.or, in gen. price 7s. in boards, SIiETCH of the LIFE and Literary Career of L.' AUGUSTUs VON KOTZEKIE. With the Journal of bis Tour to Paris at the dole of the year sm. Written by binitelf. Tranilated front the German by Anne Plumptree. 'lO which is. fohjoined an Appendix, including a general Abttrset of Kotze but's %Yorks.—Printed for H. D. Symonds, Paternotter•ruw. Where may be had, I. Kotzebuc's celebrated Play of Count Benyowlky, a vol. 3 6 a. Schilicr's Don Carlos, a tragedy, 5 0 3. Robbers ditto .. 3 6 4. 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Obferrations an the Duty and Power of Juries, as eltablifh• ed by the Laws of England: with Extrzets from various Authors. Friend to the Conftitution, fifth Edition.' price is A new and beautiful Edition, printed in a pocket fize, with an elegant Portrait of the Authsr,eligraved by Ridley, price as. bandfomely bound and gilt, .ts of a. The Law of Nature ; or Cracchifin of a l‘rench Citizen ; contAniog the Second and concluding Part of The Ruin. ; or, a SUI'VAy of the Revolutions of Empires By M. VOLNEY, One of the Deputies of the National Attembly of t 7139, and An • thur of Travels into Syria and Erin, Ste: " For Modes of Faith let gracwo,',. fight; " His can't be wrong, whole Life i. in the ri;,„ht." Purr. The above elegant Work contains the following intereßing Sub j,et, : r. On the Law of Nature. 6. Of Temperance. a. Characters of the Law of 7. Of Continence. Nature. B. Of Courage and Aftivity. 3. The Principles of the low of 9. Or Cie inlinefs. Nature, at they relate to Man. 10. Of Doracitie Virtues. 4. Of the Balls of Morality; of lt. 01 the Social Virtues and ofo Good ; Sin; of Crimes; of Vice and Virtue az. Ursa:cement of the Social s. Of individual Virtue; of Virtues. Knowkdgc. PULMONARY CONSUMPTION. This day was publithrd, price 3•. in' hoe. 1., Second Edition ,with many important Add;tions. - - - - FANTILT A R INSTRUCTIONS for the MEDI. CAL, and DtF.TE I'IC MANAGEMENT of the DIFFER kW SPECIES of PULMONARY CONSUMP 11./N that oc cur in Great Be itain,illultraed icy a variety of Cafes. To which are added, Ghfervations on the Properties of the Lichen Mandl , cos, or Iceland Mob.. Pcc. By RICHARD REECE, M. D. Author of the Medical and Chirurgical Pharmacopeia. Phyfieian /to the. Plithifical Difpenfary, Chancery-lane, under the Patna nage of his Royal Hightiefs the PfitiCe of Wate•. " • • " The Author judicioully points out the in.flicacy of Come pretended prep tritions of the Lichen Ifl indict's, In p onpoully ad vertife,l under the titles of Concentrated Syrup, Iceland Chocolate. leelaad Lozenge+. Ste. le.c. which, inftead of affording even the profed ot utility. mutt inevitably contribute to bring a valo.),ble. 1 Remedy into tiedef,rv,tl dtkracc. In his reafoning on the name, I cau r,„, i.cc. of Ph t h itls, he rids hi mklf of the jargon can nits the l ahferptioti of Pos, awl kerns to have nude a nearer approximation to.the genuine Hiltom and Seat of the Weak, than has beets ac 11 - I complithed by my ei ar writer. Dr. R. does not difsuft us wish theoretic re:ironing ; ills diltiodion of the Species ot Confurnp- Itions, is founded on obfrrvat ioo. and his pradice, we. haven(' MA tation in laying. is foke.ded on experie::ce; we, they, fore, recom mend this Work to the notice of every perfon concerned, either diredly or indireCtly, in the management of thufe dreadful com plaints, which fo commonly and itiliditsuflv deltroy fo many of the human race."—Monthly Epitome " We felt pleafure withflic remarks of our Author, on the im propriety and danger of uting certain pretended &dram% Syrups, de. Avenged as fafe and infallible. His Stridures on Regnault's " Oldervations, Sce." we entirely coincide with. On the whole, we are convinced that he has ma le every attempt to prefent his 1 readers with a diftlud idea of that fatal Llifsafe, under its various I points of view."--.Auti Jacobin Review. i Priated for Longman,Hurfk,Reei,and Orme, Parernofter-row ; and fold by aU Bookfellera in the United Kingdom. GOOD'S TRANSLATION OF LUCRETIUS.. On Toefday, the lath of Novriniter, wid be publifised, in Two large Volume ftiarto, etubelliflud with elegantly engraved Eroutifpkces, THE NATURE of THINGS: a DidaBic Pnon. TranlLned from the Latin of TI LUCitif. TIUS CARUS, accompanied with the original feat, and itluf trated with Notes Philological and Esolanatory. By JOHN MASON GOOD. I Printed for Longman, Hera, Rees, and Orme, Patcrooe.er-row. The original Text is twin Mr. Wakefield's Edition, re priate4 by content of the Proprietor, and the few variations from it that occur in the tranfiatton are fpeeified in the Notes alone, that its integrity might not be infringed upon. THREB BOOKS OF BIOGRAPHY POR ?HE USE OF ' SCHOOLS. This Day were publiated, New and Re tuned Eagle= of the following inten.ttiog, ufeful. and approved Schad Bets; writ ten purpotely foe the ufe of young perfoas, on thr,..r. ions im portant Principle--that Example Is more powcrtet and more ' fedudtive than precept. 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'I be tuoculAtiou is infiituted as ufual, on 'Euefdays and Fridays at Op,c GERA; (INT. VIENN A. Ocr. to.—'Fhe, Court Gazette, under the head of Germany, has the fAlowing " The Ruffian troops advance with a rapidity, and endure hardthips with a firmnefs never furpaffed in the annals of military affairs. Every exertion is made to lelten their toils and to facilitate their march, by means of tranfport waggons, Etc. Lieutenant-Gene ral KUTZOFF io about to leave this place. "Count Ha uowtrz, the Pruffian Rate and cabinet miniffer, has left this place, nn his return home. The friensfly underffanding which prevails between the two Imperial Courts, and that of Berlin, appear, in confequence of this million, to be rendered more inti mate. Pi ince Commas of Auerfbcrg, Lieutenant , General of the Imperial Guard, is gone to Olmutz. He is there to pay his refpeas to the Emperor of Ruffin, and accompany him to this capital, where he is wetted on the tali. TheTyrol and thcVoralberg rival in real and de. votion the other hereditary provinces, which all know, no other will than that of contributing by their cou rage and their united force, to the procuring a folid and Iteady peace, which caul.' not be preferved by the greatett condelcenfinn, or the molt open rutidera: tion. They thew elemfelvei worthy of the times when in the so years' war their fidelity preferved the coin• munication of the German and Spanifh leagues of the Archducal Houle, and paved the way for the battle of Nordlingen—of the times when, in the was of the Succeffion, France fent her greatell Generals, the Catinats and Vendomes, to advance with the moll faithful partifan of :he enemy to the Empire, the Eleftnr of Bavaria to the Drave, the Ens and the Murh. • Four regiments of militia, of zo,oon men, are trained to the ufe of arms ; the levies es ma, ara, organifed, and the (at all times fo nordpieu ous) of thefe inhabitants of the mountains, reached the higheß pitch of enthufiafm, as fonn as they he.ircl the paternal voice of their Monarch." 311 E EPIPIII,OR Or GER LiANY'S LET 1 IR Of CONVOCATION TO THE fATLS OF HUNGARY. " As eireamfrances abfolutely unforefeen have taken Ow, which endanger the feety of our Hereditary States as well its 'that of other foreign States, and at in our paternal latitude, we have it Rrongly at heart to ward off fuck dangers; we are obliged to affemble our army without his of time, to put it 'man a war footing, and to make previous difpations for the levy of Moot, recruits, deftined to complete the 'Hungarian Army We there fore emirate fpeedily the States of our Kingdom of Hungary ,and of the countries incorporated with it, in order to deliber - ate with them upon the means of continuing the Negotiations *blab ha* for their ohjt t to enfure in a durable manner extin,;ltranquillity and I.eace; and after their happy hrrnination, to affirm and main tain upon fulid bares the fafety of our Monarchy, and,particularly the contlitutiun of our Kingdom of Hungary." LA ADS H UT, OCT. 13. —Two hundred clra7onns the Regiment of the Archduke Joon Arrived hue yefierday. The French appeared to-day at Weyer muhl, about sight miles from this, on the ro id to Ingoldriadt, and obliged an Auflrian piccinet, polled there, to retire with the lots of tome men killed and set atilded. Doti AUWERT, OCT. IS.—The Auflrian prifoners taken at Wei tingen were marched through this place during this day arid yellerday. The French wounded in that adieu were likewife conveyed this day to Nord lingen. A tremendous cannonade is heard at the hour of Jilpatching this letter on the Augfburgh road. Flerlet THe DANUBE, OCT. i 3. —For font: days te ports have prevailed of a bloody battle fought bet wee*. the Aulltians and French, in the Gorge: of the Italiau Tyml ; but no further details are all I ived. Nothing certain is known of what hat taken place on the Adigc. A numerous fleet is fitting out at Venice with great expedition, to protefted the port, and to civize in the Adriatic. The Regiment of Bellegarde was alone left at Venice, all the others being gone to reinforce the Auflrian army. BORDERS Cr TM& RH!SS, OCT. 15. —it is confirm ed that the diedions forming the army of Martha' SOU LT are gone from Angfbuurg to Larrfberg, Teti fen, Kempten, Immenlladt, and Kauffbenren ; al molt all thofe towns are already occnpied by the French, and the retreat of the Anarians by the Ty. rol is cut off. it is laid that the divifion which ar rived at Kempten has received orders to go to Bre. gentz, to cut off the retreat of the Atifirians by t'.e Voralberg. A French army, compofed of the corps under •tvl irlhals BSANADoTTE and Davousr, of General MASMOMT, and of the Bavarian General Di ROI, al ready occupy all that part of Bavaria fituat ed oft the left Bank of the Ifer. It is faid to be declined to go to the Inn lame the ittartiaw, commanded by Kozusow, lball reach Tnis a r my was on the 3d of Oflober on the frontiets of Moraria . and Lower Audria. The Ftench nn:ler BERNADOTTE a re a ll, to cover the frontiers it Southern B a va r ia, which Aoftria yet appears to have a deign of at tacking. Prince Melt AT marches with all the Freceli troops under him in Sonlii.t Ulm. after h.tvi rg takers try force the towns of Gum:stars and Bin g.tu.— Ilis nighties has at prefent tinder his orders the corps of the army of Niatlhals Lass ts and Nay, and a great part of the cavalry of the grand army. By the combined movement., of this army, and the corps tiler Mar:hai Sooty, the Atalr ism army i. already lot rounded, and has no retreat. It it at prefe , tt corn. manded by General Maca. P:ince FERDiNAED hay. ing tied to Anima; he p died by Lanfberg and gt.t • through Munich brit a fe.v hours before the irenclt troops arrived there. We this inftant hear that the head-quarters of the Eiveror are removiaefrota AelSouTg ta"Matlisti. I I 1 k 1 I I d ~,