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. , . IIIII.Pw'1"--71..°11 1 I I il I P I I 1111 11111 4 .6 111 . 111 I PI 1 I I I ii" .1111. I " IIIIPIII IP I I I " 1 I 1111111 111 al I ill il lIIIP I il ill I I lIIP I liii 11111 I I I 1 I 111 IF . . • ~ - • . ,- - . ‘'' .. * • . ••_,-.::'.:-:.. : * t ' - . . . , . , . ; , . . . 1. - - ---- . --' - • '-. . : ~,, , • S t ,:, ra t ,;_... . 1 .. r b ~. _. . ... 1 ~.,._ . • ~.., 6 ..0. . 1 , ...i ) .... I 0 R, . . • - !-..• ItrE IJVG ~L NUMBER 108.1 For the BENEFIT of MRS. TIL TITEATRE-RDY.O.. DRURY I. ANE. THIS regent EVENING, May. ti, their Ma iftties Semint4 will aft Shaua.....pears Comedy of AS YOU LIKE IT. Duke, Mr. Fowl! ; Frederick, Mt. bladolocks ,• Amiens, 141 r. Digninn ; Jaques, Mr. Wrorightriti; Le Bran, Mr. Fisher ; Oliver, Mr. Citilfirhl; Orlando, Mr. Barrymore ; Jaques de Boys Mr. ; Adam, Mr. Packer • Touch. stone, Mr. Bannister, Jun. ; Rosalind (with the Cuc koo Song) Mrs. Jordan); Celia, Mies Mellon ; Phzbe, Mw Campbell ; Audrey, Sim Pope. At the End of Act IV. (by most partirula•Afrfirr, and for that night only) Mrs. Wrist ei'l sing the popular Ballad of "CRAZY JANE." In Act V. a Song by M.A. Waft& After the Play (for that night crihr) the Dramatic Piece of SYLVESTER DAGIF R WOOD. Sylvester Daggerwoorl, Mr. Banniner, rllll. ; nistian, M. Sant • the part of Apcweil will be r;:sitireil, Fu that night only, by Mr. Caulfield, who will give a variety of IMITATIONS. 1., which will be added (for the lint time this Season; the Comic Opera of ROSIN A. Mr. Rehrilfe, Sedirwick ; Captain B4ville, Mr. Di:- ewe ; IVdham.lns De Camp ; Runic, Mr. Co** i • lri•h man, Mr. Caulfield; Dorcas, Mrs Sparks; Plurfse, Mrs. Btan•I; in which eharactm she will introduce the l'ouriv. of" LITTLE TAFFLr..:E.- Rosins, Miss Stephens. Tickets to he had of Mrs. Bland. No. 23, Great Retell- Stre s. Cos-ant-rink-14 rippr4ir - .• Bridge:-street ; at Earl's French and Inglisli Circulating Liaran , Alliemarle-street ; aatil of Mr. Fe:brook, at the Box-Office. Little Bowl -street, where Flux for the Antes may be taken. For the BENEFIT of Mr. C. KEMBLE. TIIEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANK. {IN THU It S DAY, the 1 tith Instant, their Majtsties will perform a Tragedy called HAMLET. King of Denmark, Mr. Powell; Hamlet, Mr, C. Xemble, (being his First Appearance in that Cliarriter'i; Po lolling, Mr. Dowbin; Laertes, (First Time) Mr. 1)e Cairn); Cluildenstern, Mr. Hartley; Orrick, Mr. Palmer; Gliost, Mr. Wroughton. Queen, Mrs. Powell; Gplaelia 'lira With A MUSICAL FARCE, And ENTERT.MNMENTS, Which will ba expre s sed in future Bills. Tickets and Places for the 80.,rs to be had of Mr. C. KEM RLF., 129, Great Ruvel..street, Blooms:wry ; and of Mr. FOibrr l )Ic,• at the ISui,..olllce, in Little Rived-street. 1 ROYAL SOCIETY OF MUSICIANS. By Commwid, and under the Patronage of their MAJESTIES. Diri-cred by The Earl of DARTNIOUTII. linnonry Prezidenit. itomottaar VICK Pllh-glbtl4TS. The Etrl of CIIESTFRFIELU. The Fart of UNlir I DGF.. 1 he F wl FOR niscrm. The Earl of DARNLEY The F..trl of WILTON. Lord Vi-eount FITZWILLIAM. Will be performer'', ou Ws uwasu sr, the 11th Instant, Xt the Great Comsat Room, King's Theater, Ilayinarket, T HE Sacred Oratorio of the ME SS IA Ii ; Sy G. F. The principal Vocal Parts by Mrs. Crosb:, and Miss Tennant; Nit. Nati-inn, Mr. Nied, Mr. W. K,it. Vett, Mr. Sale, Mr. Gore, Mr. I.e-te, Mr. Elliott, Mr. Charon yes, _and Mr R trtle.mu. Leaden of the Rand, Mr. Cramer. Condiknor, Mr. Greatorax. Tickes, art nitting to the Rehearsal and Performance, One Guinea.. and n, more will be issued than Cie Rmutt will hull. The Profits w ap;rlied to the distressed Families of the Koval Society of N.l No Money will be taken at the Door, nor any Silver Ticket admitted. .gooks of the Performance, with a correct List of the S.a .e.:hers, to be had at the Concert Roora, pric.: One Shilling only. The R:lies-1 will be at Twelve &Clock at Nwin on NI 'lt aly, the oth Inst. and the 1/ores will be op-a-d for the P Emma:we on \lv - vine:6day the 11th, at lII'S put S'IC, and t:1 COnCert begat preeitcly at. Half put Seren o'Clock in tits Lvening. N. B. Refreshments between the Aete. The Entrance to the Room will be at the Th^atr. Door, the other Dt)Or being solialy alyropriated to thzir Ntaj..tsties .►nd Suit. Tiek.stl are nnw dolivering at Music Shop s N 0.133, New Bn rrl sr r.. 1 ASYLUM FOR FEM %LE ORMANS. May 2, 1803. PRLSI DTNT. The Most Noble the Marquis CORNWALLIS. ♦ICL-PMP.it DINTS. The Most Noble the Mirquic of BLANDFORD. Tice Right Hon. Emil SPENCIP.R, K. The Rig4t Hun. Eni MANFORI). The R. ;;:ht Hon. Lord Viscount NELSON, K. B. The Right Hon. th , . 1. 1 /RD CHIEF BARON. WILLIAM ARNOLD, Eaq• TiIIASUNIS. CHARLFS WRIGHT, Esq. TILE ANNWERSARY FESTIVAL of this cifAsury will be hpld WEDNESDkIf, tilt' 'Rib Instant. Divine Service will Isecin at One. lielot:k wee -e!, when the S..rin.at will be preach...A hi the Rev. WILLIANI LANGFORD, I) D. Canon of Windelr. Dinner will be on the Table, at the L inilon Tavern, at Fire o'ckick precisely. stews's/is. Abram Atkins, Eq. William T.vmn, Esq. John 11. A, }et. S'r John Tinhorn, Knt. • Robert Dont, r.:q. Edwani Warner, Del. N 3 a t.,,j4ij 111 to the Chanel on that day bit by Tieket-7, which will to evert' Guardian ; bat if br any mutt:.: they are nut vicaiverl, thee mac b: obtained by applying n. tine litevrazds, or th Sezraary, at tlie Asylum. Ticket' fur the Wainer may be pmcured at the Bur of the Tavern...—No Collection after Ditinr. N. B. T:t • Orzan by Mr. llorsely; and suitable Anthems will Da sung the Orphans. AY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL I.F.rrr.Rs PATENT. DOCOCK's BOETHEMA RECLINING and I CHAIR %I N.TERESSES, w •trntgty retliminended br C. •tlem !el of t:ie faculty In the Itligitea kr)tirnation for their prutakilonal aid wh.) are in tse moat ecterriere practice in Cl` Pulite Cirelt-, Thew 'VlattrewN are prru•:arly es:ful for birdllls, Ladies in tb.;,ir Act inchement, and P-rrons in a coural•zszcat State, a+ t'►er afford eale and coin full by rin otiacr Mr2lll •o effectually to be uhtainzi, by ebanqine the proitiou of the a,d, and thweby raising a person from a re 7tinibmt to * :orbiting ur siuing alitur.: vi oh the uttisiot ra4e mid farility, and in se'regalat and g mill a manner, a: to alford Ittai4 and Comfort In the ma►t del cats st tte, and entirely minor.: the no.mbility of taki:i cold while iitting up in the Bed. Thl gr•'t supf?rionty of sane Inventi.ots above all advert over vet eniso)ed for the. porprot_i, if, that they can 1.)..) laid upon any rrammua 11,ditead without the lea , t difficulty, or alteration, alit that the) will remain perfectly firm, secure, and steady, in ey •ry puotion, a td cannot be put out of coder. Alio, PATENT SOFAS, on the gam e useful Principle, ,'Stich furls a doubts bm.dal COUCH. vet have the ePPearan t e of "'ilh.eno lolling Sofa. ELEGAN C P %TENT RE CISNIN:: EASY CH AIRS, in Leather, with elogle d ouble touns.gs P.VEENT kIBR AR Y o► OFFICE TABLES, CH kilts fair INVALIDS uu VV:IFELR, PATF.NT tRI-TO RED Cf !AIRS, and other Art icleatif turn, may 'ae had at Po:ock's, No 26, Sa,anainl , ton-street, stra4d. TO SPOlt TShl FIN. In the Press, and inieerlity will be published, A'TREATISE on the ART of StIOOTING; Manseentent, Breeding, and Breaking of Pointer' and Setters; the best modes of beating. finding, and I ttttttttttttttttt t Partritizes Pheasants, Ilare, Woodcocks, and Snipes; an Abram t Of the present Gainet2Wi'; and a certain plan of pre. venting Night Poachers from destroying Manors; with a num ber of valtiable Receipts, amongst which wilt be a eertain cure for 'hat dreadful riisase, ealle•l the DiSteinper.whielx has never been known to fail in its very worst stage ; with such roles laid down as cannot fail to improve asiy,SportsmartinShooting,and such a variety of information ti has never been before 4,4ereil to the public, and too numerous to come within tae limit of au Advertisement. By AN OLD 4SPORTS. MAN. 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Siebs-riptionii received by Mr. Browne, PAH , ex and Book- seller, George-Xtroct, BAth ; and Longruau tad laces, No. .39, FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. PARIS, MAY 1. At the Levee of this day the following were the Presentations to the First Consul : By Omni de Cobenzel, Ambassador of his Imperial Ml iesr.—L we mot General Chevalier de Liisigaan ; the Cap tain o the Uldans, Count d'Eltz. By Citizen do Vorvan Stentwyk, Arnbastmlor of the Batt vian Republic—Citizen Collaert, Lieutenant-Colonel of the Hussars in the strrici: of the Batavian Republic. By Count du Marcoff, Minister Plenipotentiary of his Ma judy the Emperor of all the Rusiias—M. d: :Cr..indult Grand Cup-Bearer to his Royal Highness tha Duke de Ifs/stein-01 denhargh, Prince Bisfuip of Luheck. Hy M. the Marquis de Lnechessini, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of his Prmiian Maietity—M. the Boon de Schladen, Chamberlain to his Prussian Majesty. Ry M. de Sousa, the Portuguese Amlia , sador—M. the Commandant of Lima. Ansbavailor of his Royal 'heatless the Prince knent to the. Court of Spain. Mr. Monroe presented his credentials, in quality of Envey Extraoralinary from the United States of America. M. the Chevalier d' Azara, Ambassador from his Catholic Majesty, presented his credentials to sup ply the place of the Chevalier de Servistore, the Minister of the King of Etruria, who has obtained leave of absence. M. Gronnen presented his credentialt, in quality of Deputy from the Hanseatic town of Bremen. By a late decree of the French Government, Chambers of Commerce have been appointed at Brures, Ostend, Ghent, and Cologne, on the same principles as those already established by a former decree. At Orleans a chamber has also been insti tuted. A report is prevalent in the political circles, that Lord Whitworth is on the eve of his departure. Notwithstanding this report, we do not yet give up the hope of peace.—journatdes Debats. Letters from Upsal, of the 22d of April, state, that the celebrated Professor of Astronomy, Prim perian, tied there last week. lie was a Member of the Academy of Sciences at Stockholm, and belonged to many other learned societies. MAY V.. The First Consul gave audience yesterday to the Foreign Ambassadors —lt was remarked that the English Ambassador was not present. We are much puzzled here to explain the motives that can have induced the Bees of Egypt to appoint an Ambassador Extraordinary to the Court of Lon don.—We are at a loss to discover by what tight a province tributary to the Ottoman Empire can pretend to have itself represented at the Court of a foreign Power by an Ambassador ; neither can we see by what right or under what pretext, a foreign, Power can admit Ambassadors of sach a nature. The Duke of Bedford arrived here on Thursday evening, with a numerous suite. His kavin7., Eng land at the present conjuneture, was looked upon there as indicative of peace, and whenever his jour ney was mentioned, it was observed that he would not set out until the discussions between France and England had assumed a charaCter perfealy pacific. We cannot say how far the Duke of Redford may be initiated in the mysteries of Diplomacy, but it is feasible that he is led merely by his own opinion. We arc informed by Letters from the coast of Flanders, that four English ships of war have lately appeared off the mouth of the Scheldt. We are assured that Cardinal Fesch, Archbishop of Lyons, is appointed Ambassador from the lie public to the Papal Court, and that Mr. Chateau- Briant is to accompany him as his Secretary of Le gation. M. Mechain, DireCtor of the Observatory at Paris, and M. Lechevalier, Member of the Aca demies of Gottenguen and Edinburg, have lately. set out from hence for the Balearian Islands, for the purpose of prosecuting some geographical pro jab, respecting a measuring of the Meridian. LETT' , R raost THE IdINISTER FOR FORTIGIT AF FAIRS, TO CITIZLR lIERSINCEN, RESIDE?: f AT FRANKFORT. " CITIzEs, FAU*, APRIL 14. U The ol)terv:itoni ultizh have been s •nt to me by several agents of the flApublic, concerning the ext.-cut-on of the divesitiong of the •srmatiP4 C• 171 1 ,11 !UM of the 6th Flom!, relative t o tut induc....d we to wake a reference J 4101? .W. ITER.4RIPI - FRIDAY, MAY o,.`iso3. VICTUALLING-OFFICE. II ANVIL, 1803. THE Commits i7ners for Victualling II lt Mjesty' 21 ' 11 Y. htreha gire Noti.r, that on :ilondiin, the 9111 win, they will be ready t.. reerire Ttuders in ser4iiig (sealed up ) and trentfir the supplyingl . ,s,a-Protaions, lauu, and fresh lkif, to Ins Ilajesty's Ships and Vessels at Ilahlm, on separate Con tracts, .for teedir months cc tarn; and further, wail six months warning shall be given on either side for the termination .f the said Contracts. To be pa d for by Bills payable with interest 'thirty days t f liee date. The eroditions If the Chard is nitiv br ven at the Nerretery's °thee, at thax OAre, or by uep:ying to the C)itector of h is 31,1jeety's Cwtorus, at "tit all persoi. win into think pron.r to make Tellers *spun the said (+erasion, are desired to take tofid.r, (Not odd) retrird will he hid to nno Tender that shalt Not be dristerril ro thr Board herore ma. kon the said 3liiii.fao the 9th :f nest nor unrest the person who makes t&.; T0d..., dor smite pc r.O < on his bfiltlf, attends to owner for hint when enlted for : And 11,,,t 'neuters os eon -14114 er"' 1 ":""i Prices Artie:es, and Pei 'es mur4 inte rior to the tut lisbse *spin others, twit: be coi,iidered as iatprt;per to bit admitted. IMPROVED SCHOOL-BOOKS. 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BIBLE STORIES, containing all the impit interesting Histories in the Old and New Testament, printed in a large Type, and decorated with twelve Plates, two vol. price 4s. l AT IS NO ' The three Notes of the Mini s t ers of Powers experienced no opposition in , i g the Deputation of the Empire held yesterday. - M. de ColloredO, the Sithdelegate of i3ohemia, parti cularly declared that he acceded entirely to the pro positions made by the Mediating Powers. A great number of new remonstrances have ken made on the part of the Ministers of Bavaria, the Order of Malta, the Prince of Tours and Taxis, and other Princes, having possessions in Swabia, on the subjed of the encroachments of the Austrian Baillies and other public funaionaries, and particularly the se questration laid on all the efFefts and revenues of the Princes and Stwil, within the limits of the distrid of Swabia, which belong to the House of Austria. —The strongest of those remonstrances is that of M. the Count de Goertz, Prussian Minister, in his quality of Plenipotentiary of the House of Nassau Orange to the Diet, M. de Goertz claims, with the greatest energy, the possessions dependent on the ci•devant Abbey of Wingarten and its territory ; and has described the proceed ings of the Austrian Baillies employed on t h at territory in the liveliest terms.. It is believed that the Diet will address represen tations to the Court of Vienna, with the view of putting a stop to these encroachments; and that if these shall prove ineffeetual, the Minister of the me diating lowers will interfere. BREST, APIIL Mr. CAlfarelly, the Maritime Prefth at our port, is arrived at St. Brieux ; he is expeacil every mo ment at Brest.—Two couriers extraordinary ha'e arrived since Thursday,---Sevcral English ships of war haVe, within these few days, been observed neii i r our coast.. • nersslts, APRIL 20. General Beliard, after having inspeebd the coatt:s of Dutch Flanders, and issued the necessary orders for their &fence, returned the day before yesterday to this city, fiom whence he so out immediately for Paris. Three very splendid fetes will be given here to the First Consul. The first by thy General Council, in the name of the Department, trill be .- exhibited in the Park: The second, in the Town-house, in the name of the Commune ; and the third b'y the Merchants, in the grand Concert-room. The pre parations are nearly all completed. The Perfeet of the Department has not, however, as yet received any positive information of the time fixed for the arrival of the First Consul in Belgium ; it is even supposed that it may not take place till next month. . OSTrND, APRIL 2(. Since the official accounts of the intended visit of the First Consul to this place, the Mayor has been aetively employed in giving orders for fitting the Town-house, and embellishing it with a num ber of new ornaments. The Merchants of this place have had several meetings, with the view of • deliberating on the measures proper to be talieti, to receive the Chief Magistrate of the state, in a manner suited to his 'august- charaaer. The ze:4l . and eagerness which they display on this occasim),. attests their attachment and veneration fur thii great man. CHEST, APRIL (..?7. In all the rural roirmunes of this Department the Mayor and the Mtoicipal Councils have taken measures for presenting .teethe First Consul and his Lady, garlands of flowers, offered to them by yoling men and girls uniformly clothed. The inhabitants of each Commune, carrying their implements of husbandry, will escort the carriage of the First Con. sul and of Madame Bonaparte to the territory of the neighbouring commune. I t Eat .... , . •".‘ A firs!. 't ........, . - •,..- 'A- ....01140 7 4,,, f X . . -• ~-.1 ; ., f r -----... ,:..) ,i _ L '7 l 4. "e ~ t . I" . , • :i . . . ;•• -,- 'I - !".' '. • _,...4c . .i r l ;.• • ' • !•• ' 0.! •' : • • •• 4WI . t: i • - •'.. t o** ilts 441 • i .1.. A. ki.. s ki, . 00 ,' • - -.- . ..... I. i , .c. . it A i N „ N T .-* '. ik • lc I I. ' [PRICE SIXPENCE. , . • ' 1 upon it to the Grand Judge, and to request him to p ropose.i to the Government a meast.re which might conciliate to the .. , Republic the subatission of the Frenchmen. settled to foreign countries, with the continuance of a residence necessary by the i . care of their fortunes, and by the itaterts of the eitablishroonts ; which they have formed : I have received aii answer conceived in the for. 1 loving tints : " Citizen Minister.--I took a fit time to submit to the First Consul, the important qiiestioit !•roposesi in your letter of the 17th of this month. Ife has signified to me the following to be his intentions upon this head. I . " lie does nut understand tire the delay fixed by the Se- reams Crimiltrtm, of the. Gth Fl real; year 10, ran have effet against noise natives of France who lesve, at elifrreet period:, i quitted their country, only to visit foamiest 'Etot routes, for the purposes of cumniercial t,ieculatione, of the exercise of the liberal and inechanic arts 9 or of public and private instro c ti o o. • " Ills intentim is, f that: the declarations of all such French- •1: , men shall be rec..ived by our Ambassadors aed Diplomatic . i :. Agents, notwitliaattding the lapse o f th e time i:ince the 14 ; • 1 Vendeniaire, tint that they shall recc.ve letters of ainnetty p, from me, as toott as their declarations eotne into soy hands . ~, " The First Consul alto allows all such Frenchmen to continue their residence abroad, as lone as may be necessary for the purposes of their trade, arts, or instruction, on account of which they left France. " If they be disposed to continue their residence abroad, they Olive appear before our Diplomati: Resident, and make a declaration to that ctfeift, u; on which he will deliver to • them the necessary permiss:on. The format art of permission t trust be transtnitted to the Prefect of the Department, where he who receives it had his last residence, that it may be tncre known where he now lives, and that he may enjoy in France all the rights belonging to Frenchmen, to which he it restored .. by the letters of amnesty, and by the pernaLoson to continue his residence abroad. " The First Consul intends to free form the disadvantage incurred by the delay since the Ist Vendemaire, none but persons belonging to the classes above specified ; and this act of clemency and generosity cannot apply to those who forsook St their country to bear arms arainst her, or what was still worse, Yto excite foreigo power:, by their intrigues, to take arms against France. The indifference which those !tenons affeeted at the first, fer an act of grace so signal, mod which they ought • to 1 e : recciv..4 with the liveliest gratitude, or even their he- sitation andi a desire to avail themselves of it, renders them now utterly unworthy." i. VIENNA, APR IL 17. i 7 • M. Champagny, the French Ambassador, has transmitted two notes to the Minister f or F ore i gn 1 Afi:tits. The one ;elates to the ratific at i on o f flee 4 COTICIUSUM of this Diet, the other to the island of Malta. Letters from Turkey, received here by commer- - cial houses, state that Mecca, that city so much revered by Musselmen, has been surprized, and al- most destroyed, by a body of rebels. This news re. quires confirmation. RATISRON, APRIL 21. The three Notes of the Ministers of the Mediating . 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