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- - , quftv. -, - -3 4 .-.. '' l .%; • • k . , A L .,. • .. i .4, so •.- • . f. ,A , .i." I t i iii .! ell I:4 1 . 1 . • i ~ c 1 :1', f fo j v ti IL. r ,--•-i , r9r . , Ig( N'itt, Cl ,I ,l• 4 . . -.1 r. _ CA - -- - --- - TkICS SIXIPICIICE. . t 5 t condition. "auld ledge the additional artists i but II have NM Chee , ev; front done W. tif Ham ,. ; imot D r e lwa (Gans' 15 , 111111 began t• spank abort OW 11114Mig alit. itch Boa; utch race bee eon S.clea and Fame, and almost an Union be. ""'-== fir 44 rttt%b , 1 re NuNIBER 1442 1 WEDNESDAY AUGUST 19, 1807 THEATRE-ROYAL, HAYMARKET THIS PRESENT EVENING, Aug. 19.100, 7 , will be inmate& the crlebrated Dramatic Piece of THE CRITIC; OR, A TRAGEDY REHEARSED. Dangle, Mr.De Camp b Sneer, Mr. Palmer, jun.; Sir Fr• i f:, yi,eiary, Mr. Matheirt ; rttir, Mr. Fawcett. Mn. Dank, %I : . ove. After which, a !4esir Corned,, in three ass, called, ERRORS EXCEPTED. VICTUALLING OFFICE, Au:ruse 12, ISO 7. THR COM MIStiIONE RS for Vilma/ling Hit Majesty's Kano, de teeth., 4 ,4, Notice That ow THURS DAY, tits lath so•te o t, a ! theca eche; precisely, is the I. swami, they rill he ready to sell, to the hii:fiest bidder, at Ilis Majesty's Vietttal'irtg P,C*Titei, et Deptford, ,gailrg Ida of the tottotri n g 1 .,,, 50ti0n0 owl rictutsZlio,r Stores, oil Weed, Woad Duit, Rsiterviuse Sweepings, Flour, Flour Stroeiingt, Raisin., Rice, Pe *L., Pease Screening", Oatmeal, Oatmeal Sweepingt, Bar and Reel, RuWr, Gmate ' Niusli and Scrap ings, Cherie, !Sugr, Molotov', Beef, rurk-,Suat, Packing and othsNer Y. ?roll Casks, Rope, tig Board, Doublet and Slab foliv• yarious,closcrl • ii , ., Ram Puncheon, Wine , Bandy cove tindl Mite stead Heady, Tight and Dry Ilya D•mble Plvir. 'V i I'4 l a gnd Brandy Pieces. Inpi II S, broke. lr, nr, and in rem , . bpi g luso— isroi tiny of Fire W Ifing in ' IN M.4este4Vletul4:lllefrelM &el a at Deptford. A deposit of 251. pee rent. it to frentidrivili% the env nat of each I tat ase tiase, of . aa4c , mod it the root nude.. •i she awe, be oat p ii.t, and the porticdors takers ores, a ithM twat' seoitiag data oltorsear4s, the deposit will be fur fused, aid the rads m aws. th• pr-perty ol th , Croest. • Ihe other C/0100i3O.• 144 be '''."l. and printed eateries may *eked, at the Seers tgry's 01Vre • __-. -.mem , Drone began ..- .nee bemoans Swede's and Fame, and &boot art Desert lao loom the toe Nat ens, The King ansoarral ..." Yes,'t ertaiely. I with as moth til you, that thisahaisce night be revived ; but tne Frau& Mabee is no longer the same, and them happy times are passed, when a close /thane- mitirshoted to the political abe„ vantage of the two kingdoms. The present state of ash, prevents it." Toe G-11.--P Your !Se ijesty, the Frmels attion is always taltistne. It hl4 acquired much honour sot power. frugal great imigre,,, she has improved her arieslantel .arrtt,oorcei. and If lit other ti um Yost Majesty had alb ~ ~ riplOrto nay of going thit.ner ' it rook!, perhaus. be boteriello trig to Y .ur Majesty to see sod to knew that coo..ury •' • • • Tli , Kong...v. I look upon France now asienng the segairl of I , atop,. " 'the Irl.n —Yell, we have been much engaged invading. The I.:erne-what a great Masseur." The hiog.--.• I do not know of any Immo/. of Prange." (Gen. Mena de not attempt Watts's, this iens...re ) ' The Kin; —" Have you forgotten, General, that you ham • Stele. a . . Mg ?" The One.-- , Ido ant even know whether tech aow en.. inn " The King -." Hew ! if he raid/ ? He is sidled, weihepeyi bet he l•yoir fawfol King, sad 10,l rig tas one awed tie on *MO te asimelle Ile elield e il= alf ell‘- " his ste•d .. rul 7 , • The tica..J 4 Where Is that staedard 1" • . The King.-." If nu wham else, you will always ind 1 with me " lot The Gen ..-." I am told that he has abdicated his rights to . . a it . the Duke of Angouleme." The King —"I have never heard that aseettoned Oa .ale .11S contrary, toe King has issued a proclaniatiosta pledge of hie sentiments tow vas Isis people, to which Mousieut had all NW la Princes of the Blood have giros their comsat. Do yew kaam.„. that Proclamation ?* The Gm...-. No, Your Majesty. (This was said giii want GS , assurances on his honour.) The Kin: •..iii The Duke of Moor, Malsehel dig in the service of tt.- King it here It is pailiderilliet 02 brought tau publ - cction with him. 1 walla hies be 11' you wish it " I .* le_ . ( When lic Majeety, in the countenance of the Grataledl e I 1 perceived his disquiet..de and oneaarnesi at this; he added, " bit eerhaps this would ~use too much obaziretsen." Time Gene l at...."Ye a; but if Year Majesty would seed it be ..._ me in a cover at the out-Oa , myself , I would read tt _yself, and nor •. officen should aims rye it." The Kung —" le this Proclamation, the King promises ite all noilaary persons who wish to rev uro to tlyor duty, to retail' . them in their rank and honours Du you soilage. Gehl:tal i , • that the present state of *Kant can France ell ma long r The (letterer —" Kerry thtng is Itabla to change:* • The Ktog.--" Don't you think that /*rood...nick, which M. then, has alweed you a. many mummies, C4ll pet a map le them for the sake of uake and the good t +suer The General -.." hut it seal happen that t artans OM MOMS V . well, act accind.ng to their cooviCtion, even against the Menial . of Prov.denre " •• The King.-.. flop:lose that yoo may still have success. Can you, however, think twit It win always sontinite so ! le you has the choice to serve your isisfol Kraig, or the cause leg now have ad.pted-•what would you do ?—rActswar tee nabs ce-ely."_ The Pr.neirml Chara:kra by Mr Young, Mr. Fawcett, Mr g• ire. Mr Wlddy, Mr. Mathews. Mr. Lirton„ Mr Chap an. Mr. De Camp, Mr. Caries; Mrs. Litchfield, Mrs Gibbs, (imse, Mrs. Liston. I n Art II &Song by Mrs. Liston, composed by Mr. Reeve. yl. e etolo / 0- a bespoken by Mr. Young, and the Epilogue : , ebb To which will be added, THE HUNTKR OF THE ALPS. Palmer,lelix, Mr. Jun ; Rnaalvi, Mr. ,Chapman; Js son! rso. 041/111 j Juan, Mr. Tay tor. Helena, Mn. Gibbs; G o ...ie,e, Mrs. Taylor. VAUXHALL. CNDFR THE PATRONAGE OF HI; ROYAL HIGH NL,SS MK PRINCE or WALES. PRESF;NT EVENING. Aug. 19.1807, the GRAND MILITARY FETE, given m 'beams, of the Birds of Ito Ralik !Witham , thi Duke of YORK, be repealed. Aeoliwaon, 9r.—Doors *pm it Siva', Concert bees sat EVA o'Clock. ViICTBALLIBG 01ITICE, Jot r JO, 1801. THE COMMiSSIOL4ERS feP relsoilagie Hit A mow* Nog* hoes* gi.4l , 6ll*lBglfi 411:DTES -0 re, the 16tt of *pit/saber nett, they, rill be vegan to receive Teeth , ' in Writ**,(teatort up), and terse fon. s h eh /monad.. al Willi BEEF and. IVIt3:, of the hes: roods, &wit to be tired IR the ennoino, tertson, as the resee,:t.ce omt Defilers tot tin nwo , v4a, ?nape, to ; mse•thint•port, there I no too pleated io hiqf omeothorol pert in tierces, and there mainfiso atte-thh:d pint is :sorrels • to he definer& int.) His Ms. rie4aattio z flee at Dep;forti v , Portsmosth,. 431 i 14 ,Net, dad 1.1,11 the Anne Vont., it Saint ratite, int - , in vivant pmportions ig each description q' conks, by the prre4. untjet ‘nent t oned.-11,,, One-fourth of the whole by the inot ionetry p One hilt of the remaining cluantity by Alat March 11308 ' And the retturniler by the 90th June ) and to be pail fee by'BifL, p tiostee, smith te've.tif, NiOrte flays pennant. The Co n diti o n, of the C..,,,reort near ter seen at the Secretary's 0,/ire ; et :flu 0./iee ; *or bu eeppieliNg e. Me Donsterrill: - , Agent ee riehmilien n 1 Cork; to the CodeAfors or H 4 Mujosty's Cosstonet, zt Linoyrirk; tell;:st, Newry, and iCiteefurrt ; aeon to Ike Rot-Mn Sew General at Dublin, so s'ectnely. Kl. et:4mM wit In had t, any 111 whieB the Prim shall ornt.e. in.ertett in WfOrds at length, or that wot be detioered to dic !online. One te11...4 an the said Wellnentay, the ISA September nut; nor tonlets .he PC,f.;ll mho snakes the notelet+, or wee Perm es ;is behalf, attends, to amain when coned /we. . I PRINIIIOIIII . WATIR COLOURS. rm. day is ouldiblwalk, AN ESSAY nn COLOURING and PAINT ING L.INDSC‘PES in W ‘TER.COLOURIII. pith Te❑ lrartieal Mato*, measly c• loured by Jobe H. Clarke. tipvrial Quarto, price Ste in boards. Pub:ishad by Edward O•me, Bond•et•e►t, t►e mem' of Brook-tweet Where may ►e had, Rooks of lastruction, in every Branch of Drawing. • /THE FASHIONABLE. i , ATENT SOFA ". BEDS, chair beds, four•pott and tent bed:told>, WY h furniture and bedding complete the new-invented parent Trafalgar sideboard and dining u►ler ; also, the impetiai dat ing Wales, and portable chairs; elegant suits of drassitiviuoin and dining-room furniture, covets, glasses, dm. The parAit List Indip nuivquito net beds, with catty other article me nufactired on purpose for foreign climates ; army and navy equipage, en entire new principles and inventions; every if L ela in the Upholstery and Cabinet Branches, requisite for the furnishing or Hoover, complete in the brat style of moilrrn fa shion and elegance, at MORGAN and SANDERS'S Manu factory and Ware-rooms, Nos. 16 and 17, Catowine-street, litiand, London, N. B. Morgan and Sanders have no Connection whatever qith are Warehouse in London. THE ORIENTAL FIELD SPURTS. Jur ennip'ened, d-tie.itid, by pireeelseiin,and under the ins- a . . , . rnedoite patronage of His Majesty, Hts . RoyAl llighneas the "'once of Wale., His Royal Highness the Duke of York, the Honourable the 03'13 of DireDors of the East India company, &c. riIHAT lonpprojeftecl Work of The WILD SPORTS of INDIA, be Capt. WILLIAMS:Oi and SAMUEL HOWET, exhibiting • n... 11 and curious N,tu• rul History of Han3ostan, Is just competed, in 20 Numbals, at 21s. each. - tublisherl by Edward Orme, Bo 14-street, the corner of Ilrook•street, may b • had, in board*, er eledantly bound: 1 INII.NULD NATIONAL LIGHT AND HEAT COMPANY. I.VIFTEEN THOUSAND SUBSCRIPTIONS Jl.' filled early ou Thursday, the 15tb of August, and tie last Five Th..Sisaiirl are now selling at 50 per cent. *Dace. S. All tsssreas Most he paid before the Ist of September, et be relinquished in favour of the present Subscribers. . 3. To obviate the iininenim pressure of my Room> on Wed nesday Imiiingt, no adiiiinaons ems be under ss. or three for ))v 6.1. The tree ' Subscribers and the Is. Admissions of Must aho be suenielaled„ in order that the audience may not anioy them sees. 4. The lima...nen and Gentian's trustees, wishing to give public pion, in lighting the fronts of both Houses of Pailiamei.t, 'fre.o;usy, Somme, House, Mansion House, Sank, East.ludia Hoes% Pal-Mall, Grosvenor, Portman, and Strisbury-opmree, sort ebeapside, for which I am to ask per. 101/4 , 0111, and prepare Estimates, &e. toy time will be tuny itonkned,as to render it impassible to attend my Office for evo:taations, which easy be bad by printed Questissis aid hussy's, and other Publications of mine. J. WINSUA, bylaw/ and Patentee erl she Gas Lights. 97, Pall-Mall. N 8. Deed remains for signature at the Office, every thy, trout ten till fotir o'clock, but several distant Sabseribers re.y join in the cost of one Poen of Attorney, which may be Ind at the Office; and sent mead to them fur any period, to sign in their name. Also, pin pubio•nod, 1 Oiituoi*bets' of a Nem Work of En gra^ings of The Bin ris,4Eu) "..PORTS. Exdeuted the tame approved rty ptiee 21s. *anti Number. To be eorn,,lrtinl in fen Moathir Numbers. TRANSPORT OFFICE, A11" . 111? 12. 007._ In the Pro's, and speedily will tfe published, for Black, Parry, and Kingsbury, rvit WHOLE 'PROCEEDINGS on the TRIAL of an INFORMATION, exhibited at the In stance of the H l / 4 /NOII.RABLE the EA3 INDIA. cum. PANY, against ROBERT rIF.,I3IIAW, Esq. Castors-Mas ter of Itnathar, fvr Corruption to O. and receiving Present's, in vielatlea of the Act 33 Geo. I!!. Cao; 53 Tried hr a Spe cial dery iu the Court of the Recorder of Bombay, en Tuesday, finvaruner 5, 1855, and the three following Logs, hetorelhe Ftin. SirJantes Mackintosh, Knt. Recorder. frHE COMMISSIONERS for cu s itimetiag His I. stow... f Tralupine Seek,. 4c ff. hereto ear Arnim.; liar they rill be rrady at One (i'hoe, on rlttnehLLlY the 11714 Otis itonth. to ?relief Vdted Tenders; sad trait witAvar A Per was am !may ie trifling to calirati Me perievvigef 1 'he Pr lowing Wawa, at the Depo t far Prisoners of War, at Norman- Coos sear Stilton, viz For Building a Wail, fourteen feat in height, round the said Detest ; For tenoning the internil Fences round Out derrent qua drangle.; And for perfnrining Certain Papering and Painting. Farther Particulars nial be Ironton, and Plans .reri, be apply ing at this Otftce ; or to the Agent fee Prisoners of War, at Human-Crass. TOL) ItICI"S COMPANWM. This day Is published in Si% elegant Vo'cram r:iyal 19mo. illu.trat.nl with Man the Third Edition, mi.ch ins: nosed and enleraird, price One Gnineo rid a Half in boards, or Tlinty.er4 Slaidinea saasifkameeak BRITISH TOURIST ; nr TRAVEL. 1 LEA'S COMPANION, thn nigh Etird‘AND, WALES, SCOTLAND, and IRELAND, including accurate Ete•crip. tions of etery Part at the United Knigdem t and comprehend ing the most c-lebrated Modern Twins threarti every Part of the British Wands particularly thci.e of Pennant srry , Ha•vell Hnlmes r obe LEI', an elegant RESIDENCE, for two, I three, or font month., 'Wins a mile and quarter of Hyde Pa.k. einier,surrouirdlal by Huller, erotind., with a pleasure gar den us front sod hick. rho Hone II completely and ele gantly furni.hed, fit * for the rece .tinn of genteel family, without children. Perwmal application attended to, by ap plying at Hateheres Wale!, No. I. Doter-street, Pteeadilly Stages pap every hour. i. S. I too ro ar.d tr y oq 111$ JF. I cc !I iT I I 1. ti ft t. I. 0 a TO FAMILIES, OFFICERS OF THE NAVY AND 4 1 RMTsAS TEAS OF HOTELS, &c. _ V STAINS of Red Port Wine, &c. are entirely removed by HUDSON's CHEMICAL SLEACHING LIQUID, a mode useful domestic article, for taking sot from table linen, leather breeches, cottons, muslin., lace, and all moan articles of dress,,all stains of wine, tea, fruit and mildew. Inshore the stain of every vegetable matter. It also removes the above stains from ladies' buff dresses, 4 ithout injuries the buff colour, and roftores all kinds of linens to their *rigout wh!teness, when discoloured by bad washing, disuse, or long see voyages, without Say Injury to the texture of the cloth. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by Hudson and Co. Her Majesty's quango. No. 27, Haymarket, LOO4Oll, in bottles at 31. each . •e• Many persons having expressed their fears that this Bleschinj Liquid a of a de-tiutrive nature, Iludson and beg lease tb assure the public, that it is in nu me injurives to the finest linens. They cannot mutt at the same time to eaution the public against imitations of this artiele, under the name Many other perann ; they have the satistaaron to say, that it has been used and approved by many respectable iinilicr, and in the urns, tor several years, hut they cannot be answerable for the elfin% of any which u not prepared by them rel ves. Sold also in London, be Harding and Howell, b 9, Pall Mall, late Dyde and s..':nbe; Warren and Co. 41, Cheap,irie ; Oa -21, Tavistoek,treet, Covent-Ga,den ; Salton, Front of the Exchange, Cotentin ; bacon and Co. 150, Orford-stiest ; Slue, 65, Cheaoside ; Shaw and Edwatds, 9ti, St Paul's churr.h-Yard; F. jlewbcry, St. Paul's Chuich-yard ; Sony, 17, Greek-street, Soho; Harry. 2, itt,dge.street, Westnini tter ; Kotler, 4, Clteapside ; Davison and Son, 59, Fleet street Caudell, 47, Nllll , ofigil ;e, $l, New Bond-street; Altnut, 152, Strand ; Barclay and Sun, 95, Fleet-Market ; Node, 46,Carnhill ; Meredith, 510u.it-street, Lain'wth ; 11.41, °Mind...vett ; Dendrite and Sons, 13, 'Cithetanne..troet ; Darker, 125, Orford -street; and at the iolluaing places al the country , . Ashford. by Elliot and Bradley ; Bath, by Harrod and Cristo- ilcrttler, by Terrier ; Rironiogliam, by Cops, Nntt and Lloyd, and Wilks and Grafton ; Bishop Stortford, by Janes; Ilr:ghton, by Gregory and Gilburd ; Bristol, by Barry ; Carr iL. • Uuty, by Giraud, Salary, Rouse and Co. ; CaritMtrige, by its, Gee, Watson, 3.4 Deck ; Chatham, by thbtron. ; tey by Marsden ; Coventry, by Collin.. and Rif Jason ; 41-I, nrtter. by Pratt; Deal, by Lung ; Derby, by Pyous; Sinvra - by Neale"; Doncaster, by Walker acrd Siteardarwor ; LailblOrgit, by Baxter and Scat; Folkstone, by RiAlt•n; Fe. tr'eltant. by Brown, Creed, and VIIIIOII ; WOUCC.IeI, by %Val ker ; Gosport, by John,' m ; I lereford, by Allen ; ;Mahn', ay Parks; Hell by • Peck, Wilson and Turner ; Hudiersfi, &oak amd Cr.. and Ilythe, by Lee; /Compton, by 'amid; Leeds, by Heaton, Wright, and Searle; I,clc,ider, i.y Woodbome, Simmons, and Swollen; Lewes, by Lee and Emmett ; Liverpool, by Edwards end Penny ; Loughborough, by Adams; Lynn, by hillier; Maidstone, by Uttewn, Dower wane, and Vidion ; Marlborough, lay Ilarid.r,jun ; Marione, by Garner; Newbury, by Marriner ; Newport, Isle of Wight, br Tbutainab ; Northampton, by Kele ; Nourembam, by Gale ; Oxford. by Slate r and Moody ; Poritefiact, be Fox; Raiiirgate, by Burry 1 and Witherded ; Reading. by Rusher; Rotherham, by Croak.: Sandwich, by Cocking t &imitate, by Puolay ; Salisbury, r.y le - 4.lowes and Hayes; Shrewsbury, I , ty ; by Randall; Stockport, by Clarke arid Lerner; Teak...nor,. by Ryden ; Uxbridge, by Leaks ; ‘Vakafield, by W.-e l and Son ; Waittare, by Armstrong ; Waralek, by Buteroly ; Wistreaeb, by Whim; Wersdior, by Dean and Ptekeri. g ; Wronbrudge. by Gall; Wolverheu„.- Mrs, by Simpson ; Work.op, by 50111.11,11% ; York, by Waist...n iobium; tnd o{ll, y<lll , •tiS in the United Kingdom. In Ire. land. by Cogli!aii, 4... and Parade, Cork; and BA, Dame. Maui, Gullim. MONEY MATTERS. rrllE CentletnettWthi:oilice;lerige themselves to adt.inc.• Isloney so expeditiously, s-cretly and deli catelp, as to eviti.:e that the •.4..qu7 tro l ostl4 iti Dealers is n..t•p o lic..ble to every one. P•fll4fli who wish to be accsociatodated,r.n liberal terms. will he convinced that this ad them deserve, sloe WMIIIIIO4 it claims... Apply or write (post pa.d) to Nle.sra Warren and Co. Dimmest Olice, No. 10, ViZers..street, Shand. DR - JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS. BILIOUS DISEASES. so psevaleot in this Country, are removed with greater ease and safety by these Prls, than by any tither Adroit. ; they are equally efficacious in inskge-tions, lee of appetite, habitual costive. nets, troubles une Satuleucies, its tke stomach, beasts, and cholic, thence arising ; likewise in gouty habits; in goliviese, or rheumatic pains in . the head, as these occasioned by free living, thJeby preventing palsies and apoplexies, so often the consequence thereof; prevent or stop the prolress of a cough or cold ; are excrllent in lowness of spirits mid nervous disorder,; in drapers they have not ttorir equal ; as no water will accumulate whilst these pills are regularly taken ; in re moving the cause, they utter restore persons subj yet to fits ; in the decline or hie neither sex should bs w:thout thYle travellers by sea or Jana will be wise to receive them its their stock. They are prepsred aild sold g..nriine br 11 Perrin, Chemkt, (the 0..1y person oho ever prepared thr-.3 tor the late Dr. Ito. Yen James), at the reduced price of es 94. per Boa, or stx Boxes for lbs. at No. xi, houthamptoirotrees, snood. London. IMPROVED MINItKAL IR. FAL KUit, oaf Woburn-place , impressed IVA iI with the liveliest seem of gietituJe toe Ms count.-- iisiiee and support he hasalrenly experienc,d in las protesmon, feeh it his duty to caution the puolic that inure particularly those Ladies and Gentlemen who time honour...l him with thmr notice and commands), arviti,t the .110sdii,us swami ~f a Mae, who, actuated by malice and doisoptriiitineist, is irides fatigable in hie sions to 'More him in tts.l mobile estimation. Tne untoosetons calumny has been gison 111 various publica tions, but se cautiously worded, thtt Mr. Falco , cannot dias Min helms 0 tribunal of justice.... \I iltsleur disdains to tal low this envious disappointed man in ine tow and scurrilous language he has thought piir,my to adopt. His aims and wishes ate to recommend himself to a generous public, by his efforts to 'neap?, and to bee roc 'Annul to those who may have t.C.:ittoll fbt the exettne of his talents; and go far has lie succeed:A, as to be enabled no. to announce, that several of his muds iespeded pauons end friends, whin have felt indig nant at the wagenerout attempts of this envious calumniator, have voluntaidy coitus forward and generously desired that they may be tcfrrred.to as vouches for NIL Falenr's capamlity in his nit. Mr. refOlr hat now tq prialtice, as a speennent id ibis Advertising Artist's .1(4, Nine Atificial Teeth, Which a Gentleman, woo ranks high iii the State, was gout...sough to brigs bun fsnm the some generous rootless, with permission to use h.s name, and tar which he was iinpudeudy charged tn. monstrous sum of sixty guineas -aMr. Fated' begs leave to alit, that le consequence of various experiments, be has succeeded its milting Mineral Teeth so itacmooptibie, that he cisaties to re,lace them, free of expunge, if they are ever knew. to wen ur change viloor. 'nadir etfed will prove so hen..ficial all to answe: "very purpose of masttcation ; and, at the same ii ne, the appearance sat nanualos to impoeson Use mint Crania um:rem. . - .. . Twirl. Stillman, 'Manta, St. Food, Wyndham, Young, RoNertson, Barber, Jintinum, Shaw, Skrine, Binater, Hutchin.on, Newt-, Grant, Carr, &c. With several recent Tours, communicated to the Edstor by intelligent friends. By WILLIAM M ;NOR, LI, D. Rector of Stoomfield, Vicar of Hurley, &c. ere. Printed for Richar I Phillips, No. 6, Bridge atreet, and wild by all Booksellers; particularly by tituilk on the great Read., and at the Watering Placer. . . . of whom nuy le had, The GUIDE to ALL the WXTEIIING PLACES for 1807. Price 13e. in trimede. or 14. bound. And, The PICTURE of LONDON sr 937. Price Ss. bound in red. CONFERENCII KETIFEEN THE KING OF SIVADEN 411 VD GEN. BRUNE. TO THE EDI rOR. Ste... The foll , iwi.4 i;;t•a.;;;;Innof th, ennvetation whuti p.41-d bet+e•n Hn Vlltje4y the King of Sweden and GUM". Krone, at Schladsow, on the ♦en of June, as pub ,o.nmand, at Stralsund ; and if you th n< it will be in•areving to your Reader, you are wakante eo iticat it iu y .ur Paper. GUSTAVUS BILUNNM A.RK, Chaplain to the Swedish Legation at the Court of St. !moot's, The original puhlication begins thus s As an incerreet article hai been inserte 1 in the Hamburgh and Altana Apers. concerning H-s R.iy al M conference with the French General lirulte, at %chlatkow, on the 4th et June, 1131, it seems now high time to pia this conversation is its true light. When the Fre;tch General came to the King, he began, after a pause of a few m iments by saying.... l present myself here in consequence of Your 114+er y's command." 'fire King.aes`• I have myself wished to speak to you, Ge neral, in order ea render unnecesnr• all further expianetion en ast article added to the conclissua of the armistice at Schlatkoe, as I wish that every thins should be clear and tits , tine', sr, that no iniseonstruction can arise. My Governor Ge. Iwo, nasalised,. in C.inwqmoCO of my order, toll you sit his letter of the 14th of May, that l do not ackno■ledge any ether agreement, except those C.tailiihed in the armistice wolf ; and I now repeat 1.0 you, that that is the ugly act I loot upon as binding " The Dom Your Mejeav pertsk me to speak, or ie It Your Majesty's pleasure to 0).414111 your thoughts your self 011 the su bird r The Kinit.-" No, you may speak" The t; o.—" Your Majesty, 1 can mention an instance in nbsci. I we, myself concerned, for I hare concluded a similar armistice in Ilalland, with the Doke of York ; and 1 had thought that the additional article now in quest...it costa si have been 24 sacred as the armistice itself, when founded tin the lionnur of both the Commanders in Chief." Doe Kong.-0. YIN, it il esact:y nn the some prioseivie that I acknowledge only the Armistice at Settlatkow. Nonapatte made use o• a •cas.on which I nrght 31,0 'iv., when ha sad, that hot tunnel' eem•nanded hi , 4,.ny, and Of dared Grier." Marlow, an case allatonsl • , :.cle should not be *coaled to, to break al the Ar.i.t7 cc. Now since I h.ore taken the command of oar arms in pertnn, I might have hal a suffluent »wort hi ettuai a t end to the Amet.se, as The General.-.(ln rubbing hie forehead) That is a Iwo. lion wlikh requiresconsiileratinii." The King -•-•" To me it seems that you aught not to went much tame to Mink of it. feu mu 1) Ilt User you noise, prefer returning to your due!, or defending thole principle, which you base adopted ?" Toe tientnrl. In regard to that.-Yeti, I shall defend *MS vairaytcs, I shall du my duty fir the present." The King.—" Dayton know that Bonaparte has proposed so the King to treat with him en his rights f fins is the greaten proof of his acknoirledging these rights that he tumid give." Thelain ignorant ab..ut that " The But du you know that the King has con stantly relined it, and said as franca L. ' We halt lust every thing except our honour r (General Rune imputed theetwrytds with warmth.) The Kitig.-." I Itn or the King intimately, and tie _ ai... deserves to be knosu for his greet and e xcellent quahties. Yon , Ge. metal, you can never Caveman-for what will be your isitiaattos if all ts changed l" The General.-." I shall then die an honoicable death, sword in hand. As a military man, I am e.po.ed to loco a fate every mow-ht.-41m quistiou is not lo die, but to JIM di one ought." The King -" But that depends upon unforeseen circus*. stances 'there exists, however, a Isainaineis, which cunning n. peace of mind-the consequence ..t waving fulfilled ends dune., and acted according to tine diciaabi et:nisi:Mims. Su imparts can never nave that puce of WIWI. ght have made himself Caine-tat if lie had restored the thenne w the King. lie may gins uortuitous hoion.r, misc. celebrity, awl nutty advalitapts but be can 111.11er any iv arts pe.ce ut 'rood." When the General balmn to speak of we tat.un o lbws. pane, acid said that illlffe •de $.011.2...1 the tt-.oro n taiony who was dotoiguished for so many, the Kink anosered,..-'s The.e occur favourable circumstances, and it needs sal, to take ad. vantage of Chia: The Ganer.l meowd to ad,nit. this. The King.-" The death of the Duke of E:ighien-uhas ea immunity." The Gen I was at that time ice Coind3tinople, and tae. Out ex plain it." When the conversation turned oo the French Revolution, the General aid-" I belong to the Revolution, and it has Men brough! about by the will of the Ftench pehme." 'Ti. It is not tPe French people th•st have made sits *evolution; it is the rabble. We 11.0 see plainly ll.* delidequesic, of these mob revolutions of which you speak. This one began with abolishing all distincti.ii:, in order to in. traduce duality, aid now you yourself arc a proof that than psnc:ple, are changed." The Caleueral.-... If Your Majesty had been in the place of Loon' the XVI. the Revolution had !mitt ha,ipline.l." The King...." I will net prawn mysect us this SW. as I have n,ver hound myself in loch citcyamst.oces. Ma was too food and concitraiuty, and has proved, that tit..., quelificit time, *ben misapplied, may have Sul ciao:quantal; You hive yourself tidiness to this subject. I bate been candid With yen, and my character required that I should explain fuluif on toe subject. It is my duty to speak ..s I base 4041 , 0; hut owe I even placed in different circumstances, my principles would sill be altSatill. Can you imagine, that I stooll ion with femme upon pmple rseglectioe then daty t. .awful nuie, when I am a King myself ! that would be to forget *met I is.• to myself." The Your Majesty considers the Ring via brother." The Xing.... it seems to that she eosin thee.. selves to understand their duties, without ogler :tin that I eitould sat them the example." General Brune here retuned In the su►jcc• a►out the a diticotal clause the wratstace. Your Majesty is thin de. Umlauted a. to the t•At days notate The 14.t.qj Yes." The tiess—But stiouid not Your MAjeaty wish to area oft. rattly slut the armistice shalt nut crate t,.1 alter • mutant notice ?" The King..—. You do not know me r.ghtly if you believe in. espahle of totem,' itttosuch an screellent The Gen I snow Your Majesty'. chasetac" such is the substance t.f this confereoce, daring which General &tine • and it ditLult to cone-at his ens ,arramnent, which, notwithstanding all has endeavours, Was apparent in his commensals* bad conversation. RIPE Stilton Cheese, in the fi nest condition. 1 Chips:gar. Parmesan, and Chet 'der Cheeses'; fresh f.emprey., potted and stewed; Westphalia Hams; emoted and pickled Tongues ; German Sausages; Dutch Beef; Dutch Herrings; Portahle &suits ; Gres, Snolas--thel article a "I -e trnmended for making long Voyages, as far superior I. any yet sent t o se a; C ases o f S auces an d Viekles for Sea Stows, or Exportation ; India Soy ; Cur,y Powders; Capers ; French and Spani.h OLve.; Es.wrice of Atichories ; Anchovies; Sar dirlia4; Macettioni; Vermicelli ; Truffles; Motells, Kian ; I French Garlic ; Elder, Chili, Farrar n, and other fine Vine gar.; the finest Floren , e and not.ta Oils; o.ange rower Water; Essence of English Hipps ; laimarrsts ; Presessed Cii.ngdr; E•senee .at true . Jut r ! Sn44l at Ha:Kit/MI, 170, S ni, et w l ...i-re only tilt ;.is - Oorgena linchn!ies. for 111 ' j wl , lcn hSllegniwilbch u , tirtitgged ... l.4lo&4o4l, lie V!to he .- santims t f• 11 Grl2F RAL LUSO LIKE. TIME ENGRAVING, from 4 rialline painted i in India, Is! , NI.. 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