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A v•-•••• 41 • t • 1 4i i It) It 41 I si t rt, • SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1804., (PRICE SIXPICNCV.. • . ~ . . ,---............._ —........... NUMBER 568.) riIIIF.ATRE ROYAL, DRLTRY-LANIF. I THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, Nov. 3, Toter Ai ,- jerace Servants will pe•tforee ;first time this %carol') a Comedy, called MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. Don Pedro, Mr. Holland ; Leenato, Mr. Wriii,giiton ; Den 3 ,;„,. Mr Lee; Claudio • Mr. llarrymore; Beii..diek, Mr. ' Flietun ; Baltliazir, Mr. Dignum I Antonio, Mr. Packer ; I liheachirs, Mr. Cooke ; Conrade, Mr. Bartley ; •Dogberry, Mr. 0 Suet; Hero, Miss Mellon ; Beatrice, Mr.. Jo rdan i Meg +rut, hies Tidswell; Ursula, Mite Wentworth. In Act II a Masquerade, And Mr Stevens's Glee of." Sigh no , snore, Ladies," by Mt Dignum, Mr.•Hurrovra, Mr. Cooke, Mr. Evens, disc, Misr Weilteonli, Mrs. Sharp, ,Ice. . Ts, which will be added (fourth time this Season), the List New Muskat *Romasice, called THE CARAVAN; Or, The DItIVER and Lis Dim:. The Overture and Music entire.y New, composed by Mr. Reese Ma flrlioreAlatraire, Mr liartley; I/on Guises, Ale.-Dewlon; (2 .,„„j Navarro, fr. Holland; Elden.. Mr. Bannister, jun. Anbhu. Mr. Dignum s Jitter, Master West. Vfarchionesa of L.'atrava, Mrs. H. Joh dame ; Rosa, Miss De C am p. 0,, many% Mies Duncan will make her ant aimetrance in the chandelle of Miss liardcastle, in the Comedy of She Stoops i c u t:coquet. ....----- rrHEATRE ROYAL. COVENT- I. GARDEN. On MONDAY, Nov. :.', will it acted (9th tune), a New Comedy, in Five Afh, called ' THE BLIND BARGAIN; ~ or, HEAR HIM otIT. With New Scenes and 1/resses. The Characteis 'ay Mr. Fawcett, Me Lewis, Mr Farley, Mr. Emery, Mr a Itilerliad, Mr. Remble, Mr. Curties, Mr. Jeff. vies, Mr. At- -1•4 Juni, Mn. Gibbs Mrs. Davenport, Miss Davies (with a S ung asstb. Character), ), Mrs. Emery. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. Morns.. Ir, The Epilogue to be sully by Mr. Emery. After the Play (48th time) a Grand Series Comic Romantic Ir'e. 111-10-Drama, in TWO Acts, called tts VALENTINE and ORSON. w . (Positively for the last time this Season ) t .s With N..' and Additional Splendour. The P - 117e to tom - hide with a ri • GRAND PAGEANT, •-i Representing the Meeting of t i.• The Emperor of Constantinople and the King of France. h. The New Comedy nt The lilted Bargain; or, Hear Him u Out, continuing to be received with the most unbounded ap. pause by overflowing audiences, it will be repeated every in! evenieg next week, except Wednesday. t.e a 11W/AN WITH TWO NECKS HOTEL, COFFEE- HoUSE, AND TAVERN, LAD-LANE, LONDON. Aileave to */MESSRS. IMPS . tV ,c.. to h WILLIAMSA t bef returneir ., and , grateful Fnen6l, and the Public in general, for the very lib.ral aiid un- insaapled panonme they Awe experien:e4 since taking plus. r Tiey have to apologise to all those Friends who visited them during the repairs of the hnuse, for any inconvenience toil, v experienced, arid they have the pleasure to in them they are now finished. The numerous apartments are completely ER, furnished, and noexpence has been spared in fitting up up- §lG wards arm° hundred new beds, which are equal, if nut supe- nor, to those at any Hotel in London. Families visiting the tit* MfrrOpOlie may be accommodated with extensive or small suits with of rooms for any length of time. Bth- S. and W. having laid 111 a large Stork of choice old Wines •pret and Spirits, and the supply of their Larder laiving hitherto each. met with the approbation of their nu merou- Fritter's, thee frost lii, that they shall continue to receive encouragement from Intact. Id Ise; whirls they hope an assiduous and uitwea-ierl attention to lake- their acceennieletion will evince their we icitude to meet. u , An Ordinary every Day at Iwo o'Clock. Mails and other Coaches, daily, to all Parts o f th e U n it e d IiRD AR gingdom. - Mt- tt is BY THE KING's PATENT. " 1 " 4 THEECONOMICA L. DOUBLE RETREAT- auf 1 ING REGISTER STOVES ; or, The SAFEGUARD the AGAINST FIRE. N4Re Robert ; ausl CO. No. 66, Oxfordstreet, London, beg leave the 10 inferm the Public, that they have obtained !Ls Majerts's ne% Patent fur the abuse Stoves, ..sillich they flatter themselves will il.eg be found, on inspettion, of the inmost public utility, beim; a ads. perfect safeguard agents any accuieet that shay happen from al rf Fire, the dreadful corm metiers of which are too well known. ses, These evils are totally re•noved iii an easy aiinole maimer, by fag` the application of these Stoves. They are also a certain cure 006:4 feR Smoky Chimneys, and a great saving of Feel will be found ;.,,,e, by their use. They are neat an d ellant b. appearatie-, and 1 the and only to be known to recommend then tupo'ilic approba- lhos together with every article in the breech of Irotimorigers. i re- N.ll A varieiy of second. ha-d iiiri.ter Stoves, that have Stan hell taken 10 exchange for the shove Patent Stoves. Vluia - i. 61. BE PARTICULAR AS TO THE DOUSE. _._.. PATENT BEDSTEADS AND T ARLES, SOFA BEDS CHAIR BEDS, AND EVERY Lai I ER KIND. TIIV oRIGIN AL HOUSE ANIS INVENTOR. 190: RI: I'LER's Furnishing Upholstery, and Cabinet .w.• Ware•r-onns and Nl.anutac tory, N. 1 , and 14, cow eablp fotsrrst. A lair- a.i.artna.mt of artiCle4 n( the newest, . snit Irate*, and most ceconoinieal Feallitio, of well seasoned Ma- -4 snit treat., and excelleet Workmanship, with several Improve- ments * a n ci'l - n BUTLER respectfully relies on the good discernment of , ,e the Public, that they will see through the paltry devices and in. „., . • vanetionsuppored to him and counterfeiting his articles. It is %II known that BUTLER hos two Patents, one for Table., ic the other toe Bedsteads ; the ' , undid* of the first is applitable '0 almost all Kicids of Tallies, and is allowed to be a great e : ir aproseinent i it renders them over, convenient for HIIIISef, ~,:, . , rkl much more 'mutates.. The principle of the other is app'i- -1 • • !•• Wile to most kinds . f Bedsteads, as Fere Post, Tent, Sofa, -t ~..1 aol Chair Beds which latter are singularly useful in &ekness, ~ n. id ''. l each, when sh u t up, makes a Itandsoine piece isf ferniture , ii... • 1 ... e, a S iti e•g - room, Deering -rooni, d.c. The Four Post Jul l a : t i .t Bois go togetbet In a ll p ar t s w i t h b rass, Ari l are 61,1 ~..i ., vith lhe much ease without the help of toils or tacks, or nails in „i ea he naive, aid arc very portable. Particular kinds of the il • 4 0. V .". . adapted for Gentlemen of tile Army and Navy, and et :in 104 ellitit..,, also portage Chairs, &c. IIIITI.Vo raft el ---...'t Patent Manufactures have been aaaioutly n it,.. Pakernied by the king, Queen, arid Royal Family. and ho- tint ''''. 1 7 . . 1ed t" " 1 4.911 frote numbers of tilt NO , Vity and Gentry, elt i' n have be en highly appr o ved of in the Fat slid Wine In les ; Exeter itt: merit of the A tt i c l es has thus met with favourable en- °: mtgnietut, and for which he retums his grateful ecknowleilg- i pa ti , "nits and cannot hut notice th e kind Offiess of some .others, ler Gs ". fix u I - , o , . ? ate bum Bccards, with !ACME tt's name itiseria 4, ** 6tk 'thinai help h - IS should it no ,_ alts to ctinnote 1.11 Business, Of If eney ";.ened inberwisc, he, by the permission of Pr•ividence ma- , Ute • ...'"ore , end sells his% e- Leat D • . i . • opener Four nod 1,4 other Bed ' s, ea. 0 tim ex, ! . : 4 1•1z Tables, and Cabinet Articles es above, namely, ti "4 '''',. ' , the nicra from t h e Strand, a Krick-front !••••_Wir lb 4 , , , wheie !.e unit, r •omoical Tod. and Mu-Aims.' 0 el' 'k 4, 14 the 3l d l I 6 id ht a 11l ..t.a...w...e -c-n at coot crab ‘ 4 4O lCe . ,t .• ..t i Sting Man to that utility and deg•ee of erfecina "` ° loch in- !, go— ' s a te 1 - f new arc.- .%t the same ;.lace mit , : be had every Iwo ..N.8.0 f'w completely File:BM:lg Haeteli. Fir Expert:dui- "" ..Js • -.---oewallio- _..sue-., • VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Nov. 4, 1904 : '('LIE COMMISSIONERS for rithsalling flu Alatesty's IVayy do berets ! , ;me Notice, alai uw IVE/lh'ES. DOI: welt, the 7th inst. they spit be rends to rereine Tendon in Writhe.; (sealed 1.10, find treat for One Hundred law n i 11 st,orado &war, to be antirerablc to SamlMcl to he prod/Wed suit* the fenders old for On. Hundred T JOU Mislos•ei, to be de live,ed into Hs. 11.,jetty's Fictualling Stares at ; One litty at Tem Days on 1 the other Haft is Three Meeks, from the Day nf l'antrni: awl to he'paid for by Bills, psynb.a with In terest, raNtf, Days after date. The Coadstiums the (Ananias nkty baleen at the Secretary's Office. Ito Itegis4 will he hod to evils Priter, in which the Price Ann not be inserted in IVords et I tngth, er that assail not be deuerreil to the lloar4, bells:cant o'Ciark on the 114.1 Wedavesdity nem, the 7th 646110; *Jr riders the row now ',haws the limier, or sonar Person on his Behalf, aft ./ owner whets 441 ed C. INSPECTING FIELD OFFICERS OFFICE. Oduber 27th, 1804. A S there are Numbers of Persons ca lli ng them lA. selves Recruiting Agents, who are in ca sr int habits of enticing and kidnapping young men front their reLitives and friends, and compelling them to enlist 1.4 soldiers, Lieutenant- Colour: Robinson, liispevting Fill Officer for the Recruiting Service for the London District, teels it his duty to iiinnin th , Public, those persons have nn pr per authority for enlist ng men for the line, eith , r as principals or substitutes, and where visions may find themselves in Inc way injured by those peo ple, or in any micumstance relating to the Resruitiug Service, they are desired to make application few re lien at h s Office, No. 12, king's-row, Pimlico, between the hours of twelve and four, where they may is•sr assured of receiving satisfat tion. BY ORDER OF THE GRESHAM COMMITTEE. 1 1 46TOTICE is hereby Given, That the GRESHAM LECTURERS will read their LECTURES, in the Room appointed for that Purpose, over the SOUTH FAST SIDE of the ROYAL EXCH ANGIE, at MEW 6: o'Clock at Noon, ion LATIN, and at UNE o'Cloeit in th. Afternoon, in ENGLISH, during the present Miehaelina, Term. N. B The Lecturers are to read tut the Dar undernnen• tinned, via. Monday, John Henry Parker, A. M. reads on..Div;nity. Tuesday, Th•enas Tay'or, I.L. D. Wednesday, Peter Saniiford, A. M Astronomy. Wednesday, Riehaid Juhn Sant Mtiaic, at :1 Afternoon. Thursday, Samuel gettilbv, D. D. ....... Carmen y. Ptibir, Joseph Wittig'', A. B. lt iteveric. SAturrlay, Christopher Stanger, M. 1./ Phyoc. PATENT HEAD-DRESS. L_EUCHA Etsi,Fancy HEAD-DRESS-MAKE R .1-4 to Her Royal 111(11m:settle Duchess of YOKE, highly gra hie'. in the liberal patronage experienced so long from a ge nerous Public, einleaces this opportundy of ann,..ititeing to the F.ahionable Weill, the most beautiful and peeled HEAD DRESS, ever exhibited iii England, even in this age of origi nal genius, and rapid improvement. Head-tires, is universally allowed to ', t h e moa t disrnigoaaliod ordain:4st of the Homan Figure; and nu Artist in Europe, whether in 1t..1y, in France, or in Eisgland, has yet been We to eonstruet a Wig fur eitherot the sexes, that has not shrub with cold, or expanded with heat; and so mu 'h so, th.it what at first appeared like ntture, soon displayed the ragged remnants of an impeifaet imitation. This Patent Head dress, howev r, has finally removed the only ob. jection that could be advanced to Artificial Hair. It will iin no occasion taller shrink or seeli, is as light that it is ecarce.y Felton the head, and may bothered by any sere:int, with mere ease than a common Head of Hair. In short, in these Patent Drese., the grand secret has, fur the first time, been com pletely discovered, of working the Hair reactly as it rears, sad Rum this noprovenient alone, ntture, u, eseiy conditiori of wear, &Klein w superior to art, tit.% imitation IS f•frittPlo. To be had of Leachers, No. 47, Piet tdilly, opposite St_ James's Church ; and by appointnasnt, of Mr. Brown, No. 17, Georipeetreet, Edinburgh. BY TI I E KING'. ROY Al. LETTERS PATENT. GODBOLD's VEGETABLE BALSAM, for the Cure of COMA IS, Ct 1L US, ASTU AI AR, and COS SUNIPTI()NS. It i. admitted by a body of 11 . 11roll'illIf, tl , at tin. Medicine I. the fir* in the world for the ;Misr. Complaints; •61.1 for the borscht of the Community, toe tollovraig eeniftui e desired that be made public : .1. Coward, Jewellt,, a...toes them be wog Cored of s deep I),cline Ey the above Sleicine, mine being given tort by Dr. 14..yer, end continues its iwrftzt health. Sigurd 11 Coward, Princee,itioct, M.., I, 1804 -- William loos, CJ;ie,iter, Aldgate, infor.n: the Po'ilie, he wa. cored a deep I tec;iiir by the same Merbr:ne, alter he. ing given over by Ur. Letsom. Signed Wm. Jones, June 2t), 1404. J. kerne Gard . ner, Goda'ming, through the reeommenda lionof Lady IwbellaTernoer, informs the Public, hu re , eived a perfect Cure Ay the same Medicine, after being in a deep De cline, and given over by the moot eminent of the Faculty Signed J Keene, .1.13 1, 1804. A Child and a young Woman at Oxford, through the reenni initiodatiim Oahe Res. Mr. Munn, are also cured"( the auove disorder by the same Medicine. Signed Mis A. Hinton, Aug. 8, 1804. William Wheeler Six, Henley, begs the Po , ,lie to be ie. formed, he is cured o: a deep liecline be the SAM(' Muliciite, after bring ziven over by the Lanky. Signed Wm. Wheeler, Aug. 13, 1804. CenettcJi, of Cures from the lU7ht Hon. Marrow nf titian, Lords Dull V and VP.d4, Ora,stky, Mae onald, Forte te, and 4.umerou.uthw4 ,n the No,slity, Ire. may by mew by a...plytng In the Proparatots, Moowseburr•souare. N B hold by Choi( and Sedir, Chrep-iie; Shaw and Fd wards St raurs Churcb..a.di )!seen and Co. No. tw, us Li d.;s 4 s u est ; se& 'IDA f4iNN rabc Vesslmsja the Vatted L_ ._ -_ CTEEL's LAVENDER and HOttEY WA .TLItS Nobility and Gentry are retpatlftilly in. hauled, these celeurated Perfumes continue on Sal: at la 9d. and es. 6ti. per Bottle, as usual, of the mint apposed lianall• ties, at Steel al.d Meter's, Lavender Water Merchants to Met Kuyal Ilignsteas the hinems of Writs, N... IS, l'atherin.. , street, Strand Fr.mt tit: great demand, made by Merchants, Captain. of Ship,, oth:r4, for tiles, article, to ehintrt, tiny art inf-need they mar he suppled hum their eatenvive stuck, tem' fr , * one to 1311 Gruce at Two Days' notice, and that the low i n romis ce, by theG wilt, 28s. per Dze oit ; the Lassoslee, t 6., et a ... Honey Water, 38s. T. Myer': celebrate.l Dentifitte in ,old as osti..l at is. the 'lox, or 11. Is. per Dozen, the ex;ellence of width is too well known to oce.t frionai.n. • tosiitin in the Coor•try, may have anv quantity of Lavender .Art iil4llll l tioy remitting a Note or order fur Payiutnt rown. STATIONERS, BOOKSELLERS, kc. NVA N P hi E a li n S d Oi l N .asi to iion S ,,b U k. P . E R v It T ir 4, \I I T . E B N us p a i. NESS itit v h a e ll r aboat the Kest-at Eud of the : lawn. A. the Proprietor IA a great part of the ear town Londuo, much .ittentiou and wrildutty will Ws expe.Acil ; the :nu wilt ors made Flew-tut and trepettabie, and a liberal Salary sae% which will be eocreasel eceordiog to the attention g.yen. N.. "ne need apply auks , brought u , . its, and th..mtighly acquaint ed with, Modem Swim-ding and St/Ileum) , in ad it. Brawite.; can be well recomueoded, au.l proi.uie g ... 4 iecurtty. Letters containing evety particular, age, recuintnendAion, Br. to A. IR L. Nu 7S, Zwienit.iot-Cau.t-road (past pa.d„ will be answered its the caw", tit three dept. Speedily will be published, ALETTER to SIR ROBERT WILSON, In Reply to hi+ Enquiry .nto the ptessztt Stdtt.` of the M i l i tary farce of the Pe.tish Empire. Said by Cadet! and Davies. Strand. and Hatchard, PiceadiEy. • Tisig Day it potilbiled, in one VnV.IIC, Svcs. prim Ft in Ismids, the skvoti.lEdntvit P OF.Mi, from the Portuguese of LUIS DE cAmuElts, with Kt:MARLS on. Isis LIFE aw WillIIN S. By LORD VISCWUN r STRANGIORD. Nutt!! fig ~ualso,l be had, POEMS, ELEGIAC and MI , CELLANEOUS, by Mr Hackett, iN I Vo . at*. pric- 7s. in boards Thu; Day is pu:Aished, in Two Vialumes, small gro. price 12. hoary., the lourtii ktl,ta.ni at ODES of ANACREON, translated into Eng. Ints Vers., with Nine, Ey THOMAS MOORK, Esq. of the Middle Temp's Printed for Jaritea Carpenter, OM B id-street. Whereon) , be 11E4, The POETICAL WORKS of the Lae Thuuu. Little, El. the Fifth Edition, price 7s. in board. Jitct /irk,. 9.. OPPRESSION' DEEMED NO INJUSTICE TcrwAao. s.)ko: IN DI VII)U.M.S, :trati.,l in the ; ot. rr &weenier Mt. J4ha sing, under a Coinibia.:on of btaiikroptcy. Att calamitatem (1,00 0 4 rum.), 'a le, Though this pa.n,.4ict worn. to ro:.or to a particular perin, it will be f itini that creq n.dirid.ul is co..cemed ut it. Sold by Ihrsons and Son, I.ungrie Where may betud, the Thin' Edition of LETTERS Irani FR INCE, written by Mr.!. King, price S.. And Rem.irki on latpriourrurent fur Debt, on the recent Progress of the Law, Sec. IL THEATRIC TOURIST.--No. 4, of the above Wutk will be pub:l,llot on the Ist of 11,•Ittber, 1 404 N o• 5,6, 7,8, and 9, on the Ea.( 1). ) of e.ch ing Month. The above new and enigma W ik h published in Royal Quarto; e.,ch Number cuut,itii Three highly finiCied coloured View: olptincipa I frinnirc;:d TlKatrei van Historical Account of each View, Weill! Anecdote., 8;c. Itc at Frur Shillings per Numb:l—Throe 6hilluigs and Sixpence to Sub auntie's. Pohlibb..4 by Vern« and Hood, H. D. Syinond,, and T. Wood(All. Thn Day W pubhaluirl, in fl.. Volume, Maw. with ete,, price is in hoar* 'rHE POPULAR COMPENDIUM (JANA riAIy; or, a CoilCl.o an I Clear DESCRIVTION of the It UNIAN BODY; with Pio Vhsstil.igy, or Natural His tory, of th.: vaituu. Aciiehs and Function, of its different Or. irt,s And Pmts Cont mini/ also An article on Suspend, d leafiest, with tha prooa aseaust4 be used for the r.covery ll.tiwth.d Persons a r W1L14 , 01 BURKE, Surgeon. Lood..n : P:mt ell for S. H aftlry (succir,..rr to the late Mr. John sturr., ) ' ; , No. :4, Fleet-streut, amd J. ILA Gel, Pa te !.ter. row. Where may be had, It OTII,Era CATALOGOE of thy mo.t eel approval NIEUICAL BOOKS, mantled to Uctobet, 18r)4. Lately w.ie puLli.hvri, lErrEtts I. and 11. of a SERIES o f LET .I.4 nits on the IMPORTANCE et the PRESENT WAR. Price h each. Ay ALLAN MACLIOD, Eq. Printed be James Swan, 711, Fleet street ; Ao!d by Verna. and H. Pnubre ; Ginger, Picea.hlly ; and by all other lloultsellets in Town and Couuuy. rs Nlr. Ma leo.. ente.ll into the None's and Objects of th. Pr..e.it War in ors;er to prove its Jostles and Neceesiry. In the cou , e. of this dycosss.n he dwells, with 'tong, and gh, cuence, on the azroeuu, neaigns of the C-*TfACtli Tjrstit, an on the cscellence of the Brunti Co it:Oman. On ti.e.eauh. jerts hr CiniCe; LWOWe oat s awl his nottouslibs“W.'sweEntrnet from the Anti-Jacob'. Review. *. These pages oreseut us with word• that burn, language that glvws, and eloquence that Maas A panegyric ret our Const:hition less tiwaiifoll, aid a description of more highly wrought, we have • ierer ovrosed The consign between Great Britain And France wis never more aguagly draw,. - -Extract from the Monthly Review. Mr lilariond hai a Pre semi, the advantages of our Con<htutiot, and of Ina villainous machinations of its Imperial ~my. Tneve epistles deserve si'etilatillg."••• 44l ' , " Brow The Ntonoily Mirror. FOREIGN INTE, LIGENCE. FROM THE FR LNCH PAPERS. TAIIIS. OCT. tl. Fanatics or impostors art wandering in different parts of France. preaching the end of the world, disediCting misfortunes, and printing and distributing prophecies, containing the most ab.urd and terrible 1 tales, which agitate or terrify thy lower classes of the people, who, from ignorance. are ready to catch a' any thing surprising or miracuious. These iti :sot prophets are particularly bray in Belgim, in Fi hiders, in the ciairiAsaj o k!rmo Provinces 40 1 tbii side of the Rhine, and tg the gnat* delight.) ments, where the inhabitantialere lesi 4tlightcneid; and more superstks, than in other part. of France. •It is said, that de incorrigible adherents to the des- ' perate cause of the Bourbons employ anektay with British guineas these men, at phsopt iletrefel Chris tians, lig, in fad, scandalous and criminal hypo crites ; many of whom, ten years ago, were the most intolerant atheists and cruel pivecutors of the believers iu the Christian religion. prefea of the department of Lys has carise,+. three of these - false prophets to be taken up, who, upon examina tion, were found to have been members of revolu tionary committees in the reign of terror, thotigi now loaded with scapularies, relicks, prayer-hooks, legends of saints already departed, and pr.ipliejes of persons ii:irty a life of saalfity, coaversing regu larly with the divinity as well as with the Virr.tin Mary, and ail other inhabitants of b,aven. ti r o great 1 ., [ eras their popularity, and so numerous their ad.re rents, that the grit. d'arincs who arrested them. were twice repulsed ; and, after they were carrrel into, the prisons of Ghent, by their hypocritical cant they seduced the gaoler, his wife, and tirrolciaildien. to open the doors of their prison, and to Escape with them. The police is now in sear...i- of them : and will prolthly soon tliseoveralltn. They left he, - pliecies, in the Flemish and French Lingo ges, which they had received since their imp:is-to:tent, as all their former papers are deposited at the po, lice office. In one of these pretenJed prophecies is foretold, that the next winter vial be the colJe:t ex perienced in Fr .nte since 171)9; that a general lA.. mine will desolate all the Continent ; and the, be fore the next spring, all the departments between the Rhine and the Loire will be swallowed np by an earthquake; whilst a plague will destroy 9V-100th parts of the people between the Loire, the Alp,, and the Pyrenees. From this slvr t ,pe.. ciinen, ft easily seen that these terri'..ile prediaions are the off,pring of the fertile br..itts of Briiisn :leretics, or of agents in British pay. jrne • de •I'he Emperor has ordered the Colonel of Engi neers, Villefoase, to draw a currea map of tne whole Eledomte of Hanover ald the countries :rt its vicinity. It will contain all the most advant t. geous military positions in the event ill Continent. al war, and plans for erefeng new fortresses,in case Any attack from without shoull be apprehended. The privateer, joirp.iiiir. of 44 guns, Fiving, 34 ' guns, and Mua'arie Murat, of 32 guns, sailed fr,•rn Bourdeauz near a month ago, and as nothing :.as been heard of them since, they are supposed uN be de.tinrd for the East Indies. It is said, that the Empress and their Imperial Highnesses, Princesys .Louis and Murat, have each a two-third sham. ;it each privateer, called After them, and that they hAra generously determined to give the who amount of their shares in the prize -money to charitable institu , lions. • A vessel, with French Colorists from St. Do. last from Cuba, has arrived at Nantes, After a passage of fifty days. These unfortu tate •Ittre... era from Dessalines's cruelties st.tte, that the affairs of this barbarian are in the mast desperate s:ta ation; barks made another attempt upon the City of St, Domingo; but, being repuised with the I,st of 3,000 men, the remainder of his trolps b .c.trzte mutinous, and left him to join Christophe, whose popuLirity and army daily encrease. They considep the latter as ferocious as Dessalines, hut abLr, more ambitious, and a greater hypocrite l'o en.:nurage desertion from his rival, he has instituted his owt order of a Legion 11 Huieir, with which he has promised to decorate every deserter who joins him before the lit of Ottober ; -as la his conauti with the whites of foreign nations he is more political and less savage, than Dessalines ; it is believed, that ne is secretly supported, in his usurpation, by the English and Americans, whose frien.!ship he seems particularly to court. Since the late vigorous mea. ~oc t of rap Captain-General of Guadeloupe, *Wag IRISII LINENS. IN consequence of thi many complaints_ ag siva LanettVfotfoiwhhened - by the chrinkal ~rociss, a Com pany wa, formed in Ittfll, lay some or the hid tlie.actiers in Ire laid, to supply the Public in this C uy with sloths of Or. bed Fabric (blearliA in the 014 and usual method, at P.e wholnae Irish 'nice,. Their original plan is serariably vibered to, via. To nue piece, but not hiss. A piece to be sOd at the wholesale price. Each piece rated, and on alteration of price. Ali good:warranted, and the moues returned if a fault appeals. Their four-romths and seven-eighths Linens contain about twenty-tier yards each piece . Their ll ill e-eightlis and five-fourths Sheetings contain about Fifty two yards each 'nice. Their sia-fourtlis Sheetings contain about thirty-two yards rack piece. ••• Cash as usual for Rank of Ireland Notes. J. 0111111f.N, Agent to the Company- Removed from Great Runell.nrect, to No. 4, ilionoibliury square, near lien and Sou. hanipton-stieets, trading to Holoorit. The Rev. WM. RARCLIVti AATIBILIJUS PILLS, DAIRPNISED and recommenjad by tba At bivhop of Cantcrbory, the Risley of Bath and %Cdr.:, Su Jnnn Ilniicywoorl, Rot. M. P. Sir S Lu.htnVou , Hirt. M. P. Sir William Green, Raft Thomas Anson, . sq. M P. Cecil Forester, Esq. M. P Ja,ues A inyatt, En. M. P. Nicol ion Calvert, F.:4. M. P. and nuairrous other distinguidivet l'ervona (as may be *era by the Bill of I)irelionv); who hive for iii my y.!ars experienced their virtues tioutv, and NervlUN Cases. Sold at the Elab4r.itery, No. 3.i, Bedford.street, Covent gt.d :•s. Cid. and leas. each, and by all Vendors in fov.., and Country.