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_ " i 4 A% ‹k ' I"' l; " P 4i t , t r 4 ezbr rt ot rttrt-tk‘ .- .c- - :,-; __.,. 7 ;L7 , ' I !-• -.11101 guaings 1777.) FOURTH TIME. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. rrHIS PRESENT EVENING, Sept. c 27, Their Majewtire Servarts wilt act a sew tradititatary re, la Three Acts, (aka FH E y sTEßtous BRIDE. ThYlieten by Mr. Pasant, Mr. Sidsloas, Me. Hay wood, Mr. Eyre, Mr. Palmer, Mr De Cusp, :Ar. Gibbous, s sun; Mrs. H. Riddons, Mrs. Harlow., Mrs. Sparks, jnth sad Ili Bland, ,with a sung.) To h will be atidial, the Coolie Drains, a • - T i ll; TM:I.IE ANL) THE 1) EUCE. )nstire Sauchit, Mr. Peale! ; Peregrine Single, Mr. W W I : anon single, Mr. Elliatua ; Percival Single, Mr. ; Humphrey Gault, Mr. Mathews ; Frank, Mr. • ~up. Miss Boyce ; Pbaebe, Mrs..3lstlicas Talliiur, Mrs Bland. On Thursday, The Wonder; after wliich will be produced,. wit :wird, an Operatic Piece, ia two Arts, called, 'flit For ts le *Pik, .....43turtlay, Rule a Wife and has s a Wife. OPERA-HOUSE, HAY-MAR ii.6T. TO-NIORADVI7 EVENING, S e pt... t uber 28, wijl I.e acted a Coolie Opera, called TUE ISEG(iAR'S OPERA. Carlin Marbeath, Mr. 1064...t0 ; Pearlinm. Mr. Mon ate,: 1..00t, Mr. Emery ; !tftt 0' the M..t, Mr. Ta,ior ; Viith, Mr. Slum - ems Mn. Peselmin. Mrs. bat enpert PU11 , 4 Mrs ; Lucy, Mrs. C. Keattle. In Art 1.1. a Ilurapipe in Fetters, by .!..Ir. Too rblets vJI ht adriod, Otis time, *Ora Mow Tarok calk* 4)l°' (7ERA' ANTES Oft, TliE PLOTTING LDVBItS. !birdie, Mr. lint:des ; Mon Carla. Merida, Mr. Jones ; i ..ia-s, Mr. Branton; Scipio, Mr. Blanchard; Saacho, Fattier .kteuitir, Mr. Waddy., Loretta, Mrs. . Mus Bristow. P :cot ive the Basra to be takes of Mr. Brandon, at the Oike, is Vas Hay-market. 3.,sra b, Srcuri.l Price as. Pit 7a. 641. Sccood Price es. Gaiter! Cs. F.eund Price le. on Frulny, 'the Grecian Daughter, Eaphrasia, Sid donc—Mue.;ay, Machette, Lady Macbeth, Mrs. eiddons. MEDICAL. THEATRE, PIT T . BARTHOLOMEW'S HOS AL. TIVIE. following COURSES of LECTIYRES I. sin he delivered is Ws Theatre, during the engin Muter.: Otitis THEORY and PRACTICE of MEDICINE, by Dr. Roberts, and Dr. Powell. Oa ANATOMY and PHYSIOLOGY, by Mr. Abernethey. ANAIUMIL.AL DEMONbTRATIONS, by Mr. Lawrence. Os the THEORY sod PRACTICE of SVRGERY, by Hr. AM reethey. Oa b (DWI F ER Y, by Dr. Thrum. Oa CHEMISTRY, by Dr. Hois. Tha Lectures will begin un Saturday, let of October. Farther partindars =my be known, by applying to Mr. Sliadrr, Apothegm-yin the Hospital. A CARD,—.TO BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, PER F U ERS, MO be DISPOSED of, on the roost liberal team, sadly) be mitered on immediately, the present poprAtor baring engaged M a concern in London, an ESTA -ILlall 1:0 BUSINESS in the ebnee line, with a well-fre. /prated lihtary, in a tasighhouriag sad populous market Wm, tad astuateti in tb, market-place. The concern will scabs sgpmgmegiiitude coming in. A steady active youth, whisks lOW in the honor two )ears, will gladly cotitiaue, if tilleeshig o or enrage with au) house in London, wanting ouch =raring's!. lii character will be ce‘pccd folly answered fur. tatters, pret-paid, directed to 11. Uaioa.row, New bigtm-liutts, will meet due attention. rphe SOLD. parintnutst is a Decree awl nuts magma Order of Mt MO Cowl of ettaneery, made isa Canoe, WHEELWRIGHTagaqat MASSEY, with the approbation of Rebid Steele, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at Ludlow, in the county of Salon in several lots, • FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD ESTATE, cod. simian of several inemitages, teseaweata, dwelling-imam:B auati-linama and stables, Matteis Ludlow eon:LAW, and abase &mites acres of arable aad meadow land, with the timber sod other trees gru% lag thereon, *aunts at Overton, libe parish of Rielsavirs Castle, in the said twenty of Sa ke, late the property of Jadathan*Massey, fate of Ludlow isfo4 maker and timber-merchant, deceased. 'the tone nod plate of sale will shortly be sAvcrtised, and parnanam may thew be bad at the said Manor's Chamber., to Suatbswiptuu Suihhav, Chancery-lane ' Loudon; at Hawn, Raster and Lloyrs, Solicitors, in L udlow; sad of Heases.Jeakins, James mid Abbott, boheitors, New Inn, Lanclim. A LI, TRUTII Lti SALUTARY TO MAN, -CS led whoever dimmers or dillfimes it in any portiue, renitra an maiem.nl Merrier le his Country and his Kind. Pros. isimisl mi.. hare, of lee, through the medium of tin Press, kid helose the petite eye the rennin symptoms erditiedt:es *his*, hoverer, to the del:,-ate .uid misecpti. De mind, it is only inerseary for us to glance at. We have the happiami, to inform "roar persons, who, either from commotion or lecidtAt, oi xemsired habit, irons hard study, change 'Archaise, violent shot ppdintinesit, tin. moderate xi ief, eltelliat'S drily kind, ksbvtir under 1114),M• &MIRO wLicli result from • derangement of 1 . % ERVOU SYSTEM', a general or partial DEBILITY, that, front the eaten ei mare seceinte maatemical knewlesig.t, wife very elaborate doming analysis.. .we have it in our parer to I "Orrs in moat CMOS, s perket re-establiskment of health itrentle The bark., steel, and other tonic medicines, whicki base hem nmeelly administered, in oar rises of those complatina, 11/t here *sunk from experience, to be by no means adequate to the porfaumeee of a conglete and lasting cure; and Pt YltelltY, the ordinary specific in other c.w.o.', is ant vei.wlly known to he prodamire of the most moschiebous edicts on the 'kunams cor.stitiatisin; we Lave therefore tai. bum d, by tinning the whole of our attention exclusively to this vionect, aim by the 111.1 Of 17 yeLllleapeeirees fit au eN tcnsrre practice, to utter to the public • mode of treatment entirely new, which bus to ail one instance hitherto been known to fa As a rem part of three diseases has its seat in the mind ?lett has bees pnrilettl-tray attended to hi the pita:it method nfe••re; and, es it ts a fact, sell known to peofiestoual teen, tiro lil MakUll et melt 'az, and of all ages, aI all situations is Lir; a.;. every description of character, are liable to three &wish ex, partleularly those of elegant and cultivate.' atilids, very rentiod sentiments and feelings, and of mullions seskin. tall habits, moat especially those of a quick atul lively %Lacy, and fertile imagination—the Poet, the l'xinter, and Myr Notrelist--ettuf those whom an *Bluetit fortune mid high rank to society have excluded from all manual lalsour, sad regular isiplessewsst Mr the mkt. of such Paticats; whose Lona, Laterally timid, 'arc rendered still more so . by the to. sL ; ,ature of their complaint, the strictest atte nitwits paid to delicacy end secrecy, mid a crrtain, apernsaneut sod ra ikersi Cum, is Mitses. CURRIE and CO. Surgeons, may be consulted 111 Weir bone, No. to;, Hatton-Warden, by Patients; of either sex, personally, or by letter (r.:31 raid), inclining a flank Note, wi.en the accessary ,shire Mrikeins• w nil le strew, or scut to any part of the kingdom. rlles in f.,e amutry are requested to d.,..ribe the par. oeuvre of that cumVaii::,, ages, and giucral habit of Wiloporlde.lo7, Ilattou-t:arihmk v trr t: A 1.1.1NG-OFFICE, SEPT. in, 1630. I I'HE CO NI NI ENICIti E ttifor Vireo rein"; Ili, Alajectes ?Amy, An A TA., tire No!ier, or tti DAY, tb•-• 4th egf fkquier west, to wilt be ready to Teetieis tow/lase (*rated 7pj, end ,ted.THREE TITIte • N BOLTS fI.AGi, fee their/ter Lk. ConpeeTe. to for an•acertAte te Samples In be poodompt with the Tewkrs; to io elelireteo in the opuee of :weir, warms by togol.r moodily propor:i , ets, ie. the Yoirei.y's lietuolim, Stores at Dep(4"l, owl to 00 raid for by Bolls, paya4t with littorot, *lotto liars efter iota. . . The Cohditiehe of the Centred tieu;, he vex ea Ike Secretaiii • • -- . . -.. N.B. No Tender .for a lea quantity tL•o, rice Hundred Doke eta be , cdmi!n.,.'. : 1 / 4 o nerd win 5r A 4 ,! t , nay TeßePr iN hich 11., Pare .hall Nnt be iiiseried is Ward++ et le , gth, or !hat shut/ defirorti re the ,m4ett hatiee On«.• irioak ea 11, 4t4 bf °eater am., nor sal ..4 the Pomo 1.:50 ,oak., the 'railer. ,r ewes Peswai oa hie &hail; atOenelota rto.y, • Theo rote( .t4r. - ad, isoo. I~tUE COSINIISSIONERS4? Ills lisr•ey. siikembytm, N;teeP That at TIIUIRS DAY,fhi 6th or Oct. taaO, they waken:do to receive Teaders is retries (mead op), and treat far TiVO HUNDRED TONS q 7 IRON TAT HOOPS,: wed for ONE HUN DRED TN . 'S. qf IRON PLATE HOOPS, to be delivered, the !,.-,err egg Nis and the latter to foe !reek., by uoshly proper tient. ego" .41Ojesty'r riettallag Stores at Deptford; said ,for • ONE MILLION El MIT neNT:II D GC LE/ST(IN L, or BROWN WILLOW' HOES,(«t 'Lott than forty-eiplat birches re tetrgth) fit . o!,r making COOPERS' Tw .to be attateerable to Sampf-t to be predated with the Tender*, and to be delieored by the 39 , 4 April . , Ms), is egret atontbiq peeporlioltx, Sato the Stwere,fore , ewieldert. re de paid for by Bina payable with eatcrest ninety days after daft. Thirnstorlitisess of Ole Coxtrarts, sad Samples of the floor, may be seen at the Keerrf ry o Qhfte. N.B. No Tender fore Isis eontity that Oa Ratdred rhos said Reds to be opinettral. . _ . . No retard aill k had toe., Tender in which the Price skin woe tv in , erted ix Ifor4l at lexath, sr that shalt not he detoe , d to the I;oord befuse One oTloct on the said Thareilay, the 6th of neteher west, nor tent ett the Pawn 'oho makna the T+- de, or lOW POlO7l OR his Watt; otteuie, to answer ashen nand for. TRANSPORT-OFFICE, Ssar. 1.0.. rr„E COST NI ISSI‘) EKS for conducting' llii Majesty's Zeotport Semite, for to Care hf Sick and 'Pounded Seersvf and for the ('.:re and fasted/ of PIiSOKTI frar, do hr,e4l Ara Nl&e, That then will de ready, at this Oftee on TUESDAY, the null of Odeber, liar, to receive reed Tenders, sad treat with such PCIVOIS at may *seiainer to Contrast for the BUILDING aid eempleely FINISHING of a NAVAL HOSPITAL, intended imp es • led at TAR. 51OUTII, ii tAd County of Tfeefsdk. No Tender wilt be reeeived nner One o'Closk on the Day t?f Treaty, nor any notion!, sinless the Party, or an Agent far hilt, prtwwwltiottead. Each Tender mat de aaronspaeied by a Letter ,/raw two respectable Persoas,engagirg to bes.ote boned with tie A-rpm tendering is the new f or the d,. performasc• if the Centrast. Deigns and Particrters of the Works, in oddities to thew be fore seen, may be inverted at this flare. ALEXANDER brLEAY, iscrllorp. PROPERTY MTV ON DIVIDENDS PAYABLE IN THE YEARS vou3, 1004, and 190 s. appearing, notwithstanding the notices re pont-rtly RCA/ w made to the parties entitled to Dividends of Stock paya'aLe at tlw Bank of England, South Sea House, mad rie Aiitis ROOM reaptatieek. who hare nee pal the duty on the sane for the years above mentioned, that payseent has eat is many inetireeee bean made of the said duty, whereby show parties have incsirra ral.au penalties to or resound by dcsian or Sur charge ; And the Comnirvi,Aters for the special PIWPONS of the imparts bet h. utility to eiteeifirthertinee Air saalime. meat., kerehe gne notice, that the Thai= powslik en ate Mei ofsech Stock and Annuities for those years are directed to be paid lets the Bank of England:, and Ilse Certificates of such pavuents being Wdged at the ()lee of the Conimissioners at the Old Stock Exchange, the parties waking payment threat( will he diseharged in the Books of Ike fle,prctite Cow nsissiosirrs untilastd upon the lutA day of Oaaser nest, bat that all persons argin shall leglect to make such payoff et on or before that day trill he prosecuted at the Lso, Directs, and steps are !NW taki , ,C.,4)lhriaz.nq all Afatilters into ettarow for the doable Int y rho shall not Area paid the dahlias the Years aline mentioned rot orhnfortt.he,aidiotl day of October next, after which day the Teo, of Ma um stack Raelaisewill he closed By Order of the Board, MATTHEW WINTER. o.lFeefbr Taxes, August I, 1•05. ATLAS TIRE AND LITE ASSVEANCE COMPANY. rINLIE PRESIDENT dud DIRECTORS, i t 's salici:ing the patronage of the Piddle, bets leas, to state, that tlie fl/Fee p v .-” , . the fdlateing Advantage.,. is. :.—. To pay Rent, io cue of Fire, attbout any additional Premium. To assure Farming Stock, toithon! no arerage clatter, at os. per Ceut. per annual. To mak.: good Damage by Lightning. No Charge made for Policies, Emlornenirnta, or Surreys. By Ord." o• Mrerterr, DESLOROUGH, Jun., Secretary. Landon, S,-pt, •;,:t. tans. Such Proprietors at bare not executed the Deed of Settle ment, are reap...L.4lllly acquainted, that It nest be signed on or before the ISt of October for which purpue it lies at the temporary Office, Casson-street, akihere printed Proposals may be had. Tkis day is published, in Owe Volume, Royal team. hot pressed, in board!, price 9s- THE LADY'a TOILET. : Containing a criti cal culmination of the nature of beauty, and of the casteshi wbtch it is impaired ; with inatractioua for pre serving it to advanced age ; au historical sketch of the fa- Aims of Trance and Ragland; directions fur dreircog with taste asilelugance, sad receipts for prepareig all the best and must Isarniltwi cosmetics proper for a hidy's use. •.• The ale ite is a work pointing out te women wbatever tend. to promote, and warning them of what as pernicious to, health awl beauty, loilicating what is presrrilred by goad taste, in contradictitio to what is dictated by a ridicutoin fa shies. Published by W.H. Wyatt, Picket-street, Tetopk-bar add to be bad Wfall Bookselbirs. DR. 11-F.lfPr.l ERE , : NEW WORK. 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All that is ietiewii hert of the Frruch as, theft the at prose,st D.:A:spy ltioja, PrOvistriess, Exi.:111%, , , A. d Navar;-e, but cot Ttglets and its juiedietion ; thv.w have Leen entetea‘by the Sparasb tr , ,,ui,* of Arra,'m and Valentin. LAUD., 7„ • s The head-quarteri of the Galliciau :tray are at Carrion de tos Cootie-+, anJ, aeon:nog to the list adsici4s, the tirs,t all loartlt remainyd at Agadir de Catupe. Oue Generals, it Ai.i..:Aref, hove dimity cosiCtitra their plaus, and are pruyeed keg to execute them at all 110111 t... ...ARA^...iSSA, AUG. :14. The following is'an extract of a :.star ivritteo ter the. Cuptaiii 7 Gimeral of Arrit l 2ms to Sista.); Gteg.oio de la etr....tii:—** the Fresich aruiy herdeAcd this place - , aid preCipitattly flow •iefore it, purimal by tile troops of tlo • hisigrlisio :is tar as Tilde..., have also sham. alonidoneil fist city ; au.i ua that pluot secure and • rutty! posit:on tor the luau-qua.. sem, not a mimicd s ho uld be rose in er.itans ti a ltpataialt army, is Oraur to prevetif _mu r. !imp), Castile, and eves Amigo , frcha the victints.of the enemy's fueces. i con. re: se, will form a junction uu the W 1 eaak of the lila°, ntr.v that they have faded in subduing the country on this side of it. I tbiefore request, that your Excellency wiil give instruction* for titan I , art \of your army which is at Nladrill to march toward* Soria and Logrono, in •irdrr that, by uctusg 1., cos. cert with ionic, already united aith that of N'a leant, and the troops 1 have been aide to raise its Navarre, we may attain the laudttli:e and at,le object of all our wishes, ~..rich is, the sat'., iuu of our country, and the nrainteninee of our ten and the rights of our lawlial Kiiig. " I inn informed that a divishut of Eessieres army, to the number of 5000 Imo, were is ei.l r Logrono on the 19th. Their object would doubt lest be to penetrate to Soria,' plundering and ra.. vag;ug every place in their %vat, and then to vrtuiu to Arragois to unite thc.iiselvta with the toes:elorf of this capital, and the troops accomputlyiug thcr pretended King .1-e.vepb. I fetter myself time your Lecelleucy, cn receiving this intelli4chcc, sill eoatribute every Effort in your power to prevail seuilseque.‘e_s _o OPORTO. AUG. 31. lye hare infinite pietist:ire in coniniumentintir to the .uulic the follov.ing intelligence Irvin the E , ng kish et.rtugutese armies : eopy of *letter float General Sir AriSor Wellesley, to the west Excellent rod Revereni the o.shop, President, a-d GuVLI-L.M. " rump rt :lany , hal, Aug. 24. " !lay it *ease !foal. Excelleur)---1 here the to informyour Excellency, that the ',may under my commend defeated General lobos des division on the 77 h instant. a..A ue the tot ih.suut the whole of the French army nal. it, enter the coualuaad a General Juno', at runnier'. The lons tif the gamy is these actious was wry s:derable. Lase use sot Genet al Kellengsa to easter wait (lowessi ihr It Who concluded an agreensewi whit the twig General, for a solopeurinu of hostilities, putt! the con ciusiun of a Conventiou fur the total evacuation of Portage: by the trench tenons This agreemm.t c_iutains uuthiug re markable, not, the reception of a pecoistou fur securing the neutrality of the pond of Lisbon and the Romeo squ •etrin. Permit me to congratulate your Eareilewcy 1:1• the sp• prom:Mug conclusion of the ainthortaaes which bone an moult afflict, d your country. and to the recovery of which your Escelieucy's seat and solicitude hare en moth casitnbuteti. I have the honour tii be, with the highest einvaiaggation and respect, your Excelleucy's most humble and iredieut &trout, "ARTHUR WELLESLbY." PORTLGUFSE PAPERS. COIMBRA, AUG. 49. The following is extracted Lout the journal of the operations of our army, ordered to he published by the Government of this city : .. • BATTLE OF TIMEIRA. " Juuot tuarclied from Lisbon with all the troops he could collect, and formed a junction nit it La hrde, Loison, Kellerman, and all his Genernla of Brigade, with the intention of bringing on a general engagement with the English. During the night he pushed forward his artallery,and posted his troops se as to occupy* part of the mountains uo the think of the English army. " At unie o'clock in the morning of the 21it. he attacked the centre and right of the British position, endeavouring at the same time to turn their kit. His first onset was very vigorous; but the firmness of the British line w as not to be shaken, and it re sided in a manner which exceeds ail praise. The victory was not for a moment doubtful. The Lug lish continued to advance, until they drove Use French from all their positions. " The Goth regiment, Chassenrs, awl Royal Scotch, did wonders. The brigat:e of Purtugm,e infantry attached to the left wing conductcd them— selves with great spirit ; but what principally 44 cidect the action was the superiority of the English dving artillery. They had twelve pounders mount ea, which they moved with excesatve rapidity. and destroyed every thing before them. Juntat took his station on an eminence, where he observed the progress of the battle, and issued his ander& lie hat: with him a reserve of 3000 inem " The French infantry began to give way, and fall into disorder. At that instant the Commander of the British cavatiry received orders to u:t..o. them. They were accompanied by two sqnadruns • f Portuguese cavalry, who maintained the honour sit their country. At the moment that this united corps was about to charge the euemv, a considerable tros 'IT of French cavalry advanced from a pule *mei. Notwitlistsediag their great impel 'obey, and our being advanced upwards of 400 paces in frout the British line, we acquitted mirselves pert.: ally Juuot, perceiving that his army was .1 W. Rletely routed, gave orders to retrest, attluat making any attempt to task his reserve, wino bn tor- Ani•