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:'r • ' ./ - 114 s- I '.. ' f : , 1, " ' v 40- . br ~.....„.„, et's , r rio 6 ...?, - .457. ;(THEATRE ROYAL, HAY-NIARKET. TIIIS EVFN INC; will be preiented (uot acted these two f"..r.) the Comedy of THE SPANISH BARBER. Count Almaviva, Mr. ELLISTON. Doctor Bartholo, Mr. MATTHEWS. &TM, Mr. GROVE. Tollhoy,'Mr. PALMER. Argus, Mr. DE CAMP. Lazarillu, Mr. BANNISTER, Jug. Rosina, Miw DANIELS. After which (Seventh Time), a Splendid Dramatic Sallct, THE ENCHANTED ISLAND. Sl,rit of the lk.nce (in Act 1.), and Ferdinand (ton of the Ring of !caplet), Mr. BYRNE. Prospero (Duke of Milan), Mr. DE CAMP. Ancouie(Prosperns Brother), Mr. PALMER, Jun. Ariel, Master OSCAR BYRNE. Caliban, Mr. G. D'EGVILLE. First M u l e Spirit, Mr. TAYLOR. Female Spirits, Min DANIELS, and MiV , HOWELLS. Miranda (Act I.), Min C BRIsTOW. Miranda (Act U.), Miss El MEN AGE. The Dalleti incidental to the Piece, are supported by Mr. BORN E, Master OSCAR BYRNE. and Miss MENAGE. contte PTal F, TOR ONE WEEK ONLY ; AND LAST N WILT NUT man Or THE PRESENT IMRIORMANCLS. ROYAL CIRCUS. THIS PRESENT I' EVENING, will be pre armed, a grand Ditplay of HORSEMANSHIP, In which will be introduced the comic Performance of THE TAILOR RIDING TO BRENITORD. After which will be performed, ifith Time, an Enure New Grand Spectacle, with New Music, Scenery, Machinery, DfCSiCS, and Decorations, THE WILT) GIRL! Or, LA RELLE SAUVAGE. Eaton Colville, Mr. BRADBURY. St. Vabry Mr. NET TFR TON. Du Val, Mr. H ELM E. Chsobert, Mr. APKENE. Dagnbeit, Mr. RIDGEWAY. Old Robin, Mr. FOXAT.I. (being his first Appearance 041 ann Stage.) Alain (Page to St. Wslori), Miss TAYLOR.• And Alaric, Mr. MONTGO MERY. Geneviare, Mrs. BETTS. H.4en,Mim DENNETT Liggett, ' Mrs. ISPCARTNE.Y. Nina, Mn, HARRISON. And the Wild Girl, Miss SEARLE. In the creme of the Evening Mr. FOX, the wonderful and only • man that ever attempted so singular a representation, will perform 04.1 the TIGHT WIRE. The whole to conclude with a favourite comic Pantomime, called CYBELLE; Or, HARLEQU IN's HOUR. The Public it r•speftfullr informed, an entire new comic Pmtnenime, with new Music, Scenery, Machinery, Do.saes, and Decorations, called, PEDLARS ACRE ; or, Harlequin Mendicant, is in preparation., and speedy Notice will be given of the first Night of it; Performance. A new Dram:. tic SKETCH; a new comic DANCE, and a new grand SPECTA CLE, are likewise in great forwardness. And shortly, with new Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations, will be revived, for a few Might' only, the popular splendid Spectacle of LOUISA OF lA/MBARDY ; or, The Secret Nuptials. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, illNa 22, 1804. • THE COMMISSIONERSfor rut ./Dins Hit Mn• irst;i Naq do hereby girt Matte, That on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 27th inst. they will be ready to reeeire readers is Writ he: (sealed stp 1, and treat for Four &lola of itlirselried Moos. held Flour, to be packed into Casks, to be prnided the espenee of the Cf.Pl4:// ;to be delivered in to the Army ev.ling Stores, he Saint Catharine's, in the space of a Yoe tnight, Weekly Proportion; and to be paid fin. by Bills pey. , bk with Interest, ninety days otter dote. N. B. No Tender for less then Fine Piesseired &arks will be ac cepted. The Condition, of the Commmel may be teem at the Secretary's Office. No Regard will he hod to one Tender in which the Prlee shall aK be warted in Words at Length, or thot shell not be delivered S. the Board kfort Bat Klock on the cad Tre-loreoley own, the 97th instant, nor antes, the Peconn.who wakes the reorder, we pose Pcr on on his Behalf, attends, to •1101 er when ealled VICIVALI.ING-OPFIOE I , Juss 1, 1104. THE COMMISSIONERS fir Virtual ng His • Majesty's Ka" do Siert* gist Notice, shot on F1:11M1', the 29th inertia, they will he reedy to melee Tenders in Wri•iut (tested up), and trent for the snarly of what S,a Prorisiolu, • Fret/ Dect; ssmd Firgiishi Leaf Taharro, mail ire rey.t.,wl ter the nee tf lb. Majesty's Ships anti Vessels at the Istaarts of Jo sissies essd New Procidemm, for Tathe Month, eert em s from the 11134 Oda(' meet, and farther until Sit Months notice shalt he give n on either side for the termination thereof: Awl a!,o fir WWI rirytiain Leaf Tobacco shall he regnirrd far the estrri, if Ms Maj..sty's Ships and Fermis et the Nandi rq Itarbadaes, Antigua, out Trinidad, for the IJu duration. The 'node ep,..y. wept • be by Bilis payable with litereat,isinety Days alter date. Ile Canditiosis of the C.aateaels meg be seen at the Steret.ti• OfiCe. Ns ii,ard still he had kwt Ferrier, iss which tits Price slash aat k rtal in Words at Length, er that shalt not be detite, ed t 4, Nfive o.c effect( mi the said Friday, the 29:11 We rearm the Meson who maks tile Tfi.der, Ir Oita Perm on lkika/, anew's. 1. , ,onsa, et, rah.' tailed far. Phi , trill any /me der dug Collt I,lii aaral artt prkc , kpollS MIMIC ortseirs, and pre:, s ;tiftratr ta the real value upon others, be easseksed as proper s•• '.ll.d.rte r I. VICTUALLING-OFFICF., Juws 23, 1404. THE COMMISSIONERS fir riagallagg /fir Navy do hereby dire Native, net on eft:W WI% the 24 hdy ttrst , they tali he ready to rusks Tenders. 4 i alto.: (kola tap), and treat for rim lissibsd Tsai !I inn Bali Mops, to it ePlitered Dec Weria, by intent, prepur. ti..., tato the rilitallirg Starr. 01 Drid:e d; and to Le t out for payah'e with /"tenet, Amery Days after Jaw .1* the t'.-treat, and 3,inept.s ty . the Hoops, i be alto at au Shee.•:. I 4 . 1 0 e. Reved ~ d l be ILat to ono Telaa,R, in which tit rriee ei t att saaltltti in WO , * at 'meth, or that shalt not b.: chiiotrad t. the &ma hefi , eaUi. Albc't a. eke Paid .11ontlav, the 2d of Jai, 'gm, nor ants, the Penal who tgalt,at , de Trw,ir, or Nast P,rton 0 . 10 &AAA addrado, w wow anti . WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1804. PIICENIX FIRE-OFFICE, June 14, taw. P ERSONS, whale lioeurenee Payments fall due et Midsummer, ars requested to take Notice, that Printed Re ceipts are now reed', at the Ord to /..ambard-street, and COPetOr Of Spring-gurtine,Churingseross ; and te the Country in the hands of the serer., drat.. dittende Nee is daily given for tte loom ing Mutes, Buildings, Hossehold Coeds, Stock in Trade, end Jler. chastise; also, Ships is lia. boor, Cargo in Ships and I.ighters, is Rivers erred Cash, and Ships Building or Repairing, front Lass s► Damage by Fite. The Kate of Innerestx uses .4grieulturst Stock i, refereed to TN • shiii,ngs and Sispence per Cent. aril the Mode of Ino..ring sick Pr..prrtn, a, recosunended and adopted I, AU Opt, rill be faall!1, OH VI 10HiNeill111, to he he r aleulaled to milord Feeilly in ( Jr fin' no nett as to gite ouperior Protediom to the Interests of the Pest es insured. GENERAL RATES OF INSURANCE. Consme.t Insura.xes. /or Sums not exceeding 00001 01. pee Cent. per Ann. limMous Imurances. For SUM/ nit exteedi4x 300.. —Jr .04. per Cent. per Ann. Double Hasa dot.. Inuarauces. For Sums net encecilinc 30401 01. mt. Cent. per Ann. The Rate of Pre11141,4111 upon the Warehouses and Merchan diet in the blew Hop, n reduced hi Three Shillings per Cent. per Annum. THOMAS WORSLIY, Sec. N. R. No Charge will be nude bo thie Me* for Policies of !mutant • upon sums of $OOl. Sr upwards. GUILDHALL, /did 12,1 6 04. THE COMMITTEE for Lenin the CITY% LANDS will meet et GUILDHALL an WF.DNES DAY the 4th Do of JULY next, at Eleven of t..e Clock in the Forenoon, to LETT by PUBLIC Aucri ,v, on a BUILDING LEASE, foe airy -one yeam from Christmas next, a Piece or Parcel of Gmund, on the Eartside of Mitre come, ne.r Alarrate. The clan and Con4:tiona for Letting the said Ground may be seen at the Coosiitrullerh Office, Gtoldh4ll. J BUSHMAN, Comptroller. LONG-ACRE AND CASTI.E STREIi T. MO BE LETT. by the Worshipful Company of Mercers, several PARCELS of GRVIND, situated in Long-Acre rti CaAle street, on Building !wares. Fr r par ticulars, and a Plan of the Premises, apply at the Clerk's Office, at gg a see.e• Ha I. Ir minimiser lane, Cheapilde, from 10 o'clock iit Ow mousing tat two/in the afternoon. Proposals is writing to ire left (malsi sa r i) at the Clerk's Office aforesaid, on or be. for, Tumid ty tire Id of Joiy, with the names and &shimmies of the respective patties. No. 24, CORNHILL. SHAKSPEARE LOTTERY. FOR only Three Guineas a Prize is sure to be obtained, and free adrniminn to the Gallery. HORNSBY and Cn. respeftfully acquaint the Politic that they are appointed by S 4 sus BOYDFLII,S, to dispose of thi• SHAKSPEARE LOT VERY TICKE IS, at their Offices, in Town and Country The merits of tiie worthy Alderman's lant nana too es 'dem to need env cronment. Pic Super! ft :ve icetion of Prints were never equalled In any part of the World. Ttin grand Prise will prove a vale tole atittltsition to the fortunate holder, and prodece a competent income. A choice Collec tion of valuablit. Pictirres, Drawings, Prints, &c. are allotted into Sixty-two Prises; likewise Pries of Prints must fall to the Int of every Individual Subscriber, which cannot fail of Inducing the Loves of the Arts to because Purchasers. Plans of the Lottery may be had, free of Expenee, at No. 26, C"rilitill. C Grand Prim and the Plat Grand Diamond weresold by 11“ntsby and Co. OP I.R A n 4 /X. MO LET r, for the Alternate Weeks during the pm- tit Sea.on, an OPERA PROPERTY BOX, with SIX TICKETS, merit !mires:4 situate in the FIRST CIRCLE. Particulars maybe known on Application to Mr. Chap*, Nu. 66, Pall Mall. NOVELTY IN DRESS. FAMILIES in MOURNING tore respedfully informed that ROBINSON has kitrodircerl an entire new anicle for fall mourning, couthining the effect of a bombourn with the lightorn and softness of tile finest muslin, added to which, the natnre of its manufacture does not admit any an • pavanes of tumbling or creasing, u in other articles. Ro binson alai begs leave to acquaint Ladies of Fashion, that he receivss daily, from his manufactory, new things in his pan and figured Chamberrys, Italimo Sarsnets, Italian Muslim, Im perial Nets, Union Poplins, Rnsal Lushes, &c. which base met with such high and distinguished approbation. N. B. He has just finished a variety s his Simonet Catabrics, 110 much admired for morning and trowelling demos. No. 12, Henrietta-tweet, Covent-garden. THE L kkT.S. lately published, price 21. in boards, beautifully printed in Oro. • 46 a Plan of the Country, ATOUR IN TEESDALE. —.Dukes linguini LP aria ! York : Printed by and for A. ganholoman, Herald43ther, Ilath Chu:grate : Sold by J. Msoman, Poultry; 11. D. Sy monds, Patereoster row 4 and C Ompole, Pall Mall, Loudon ; and by the lloolutellers of York, Think, Nortbagerton, Uar lington, Stockton, Durham, Nesrcastle, Bustard Cattle, Lab mind, he. In the Press, apd sperdliy erdl be published, RECOLLECTIONS OF PARIS. By KOTLEBUF. Translated fttnia the Original Merman. Printed fur John Murray, No. 32, Fleet-strait; and John Harding, No. 36, St. James's street. Of whom may be had, lately published, I. LETTER 6 of aMA M ELUK deacriosve ni the Man ners. Customs, and present State of Society, at P. 2 vela 12ino. prico 2.. fl The DUCHESS 04 LA VALLIERE, the Mistress of Louis XIV. on HilloOfiCai Romance, from the French of Ma dame Deuenlis 11 yob. limo. 9s. hoards. Shortly will be published, elegantly printed, in Stereotype, in one Vnlitme, !lord (Mayo, AN ARSTR ACT of the whnle DOCTRINES of the CHRISTIAN RFI Fly JOHN ANAS r rttEuNattAustm. lUuuaer of SS. Ulrich's ... Church, and linkers. or of the Public Sthon: at Hall Translated from the Gaicaii, with Observations. Printed foe T and W. Davies, Strand. _ . •.• In eorwrquerc., of the very h.. rn gh est ation in which the 3bnve Work Is held by the meet diri.iguidied I.ady In this kingdom, this Traneetion, which 11.44 Ling been boanared by her hoe, is now grac.,4 Iy peraitta to he rigged fer pubii cAtion. This Day is published, in Crowns Rio mite Ss. boards, THE SECOND EDITION OF LETTERS written by the late Earl of CH AT. AM,tw 16i4 Nephew, THOM AS PITT, EN ( aft% rwa rl4 Lor 1 CAM F. LFUR Dl, ,hen at Canthrulge, with a Preface by the Right Float Lord GRENVILLE. • Primed for T. Payne, Mew'a-gate,Castleatneet, bT T,Lertaley• This Day Is published. price Is. 6,1. ETTER to LORD ARCHIBALD HAMIL -I_,a TON, on the occasion of hi late PAMPIILF.T, ur which the fatal consequene. s of the King's ruelaneboly state of Health, are pertienlaey considered. Printed for John Harding, No. 36, St. jamees-stpet. This Day tem pehlished. !mire 21. ed. the S-econd 'Edition ti rirltiOUGHTS.on the FORMATION of the LATE and PRESF.NT ADMINISTRATIONS. lly LORI) ARCHIBALD HAMILTON " The dcgcretionam Power of the Cueing in the Formation " of Ministry, abused by bad or weak Mast, hag given riia to a " System, which. withont .lirertly violating the Letter of a r " Law, operates egaimn t h e Spirit of the whole Con,aitt,rion " Dnrketi Thought.; on the Preterit Dimootonts. Printod for toorman, Horst, Rem, awl Orme, Patem Ater row , and William Miller, Old Bond nreet. ANSWER TO LORD ARCHIBALD HAMILTON. This Diy is published, price Is. 6d. A REPLY to LORD ARCHIBALD HA MILTON's THOUGH'rS on the FORMATION of eats LATE and PRESENT ADMINISTRATIONS. Landon : Printed for John Ginger, IG9, Piccadilly. Whore may he had, An ESSAY no the RELATIVE SITUATIONS between RUSSIA and FRANCE. By H. F. Grevilie, Esq. This D.iy is published, price Ss &I. THE OPPORTUNITY ; or, REASONS f o r an IMMEDIA fH ALLIANCE with S C DOMINGO. By the Author of " The Crepe of the Sugar Colonies." Printed for J. Ilatchard, Piccadilly; of whom •rnay be had, price 2s: 1. OBSERVATIONS arid REFLECTIONS on the STATE of IRELAND, rerpectf illy submitted to the consideration of the British:fatten. By Robed Sterne Tighe, Esq. te. 2. The FASILIONABLE WORLD DISPI. AYED. By Tneo?hilin C.rristian , Esq. Very azatiy Finnic 1 in lunar Oc tavo. Price B,lld. boards. THE EARL OF I.:WM:RI:PAU ON PUBLIC %VC %LT( This Day is pubLshed, itt One Volume Oflavo, rice in board, INQUIRY into the NATI`RE and GiZI- Gis of PUBLIC WEALTI I, :ttul into tne Means an.t Causes of it, Increase. By the EARL of LAUDERDALE. Printed for A. Omit:Ode:lnd Co. Edinburgh ; and Longman, Hunt, Rem, and Orme, No. 39, Patenioneorew. Of 'Mom may 5e had, just pehtnthed, TheHISTORY of SCOTLAN:), from the Union of the Crowns, to the Union of the Kistedonts in the Reign of Queen Anne. The Second Edition content With a Dn.:nation on the Eatitipation of Mary Queen of Scot, in the Murder of Darnley, by 111;Jeo4a Laing, Esq. 1 Vole. Beo. 11. 16s. Boards. NEW BARONETAGE. This Day is published ( printed uniformly with De bruit's Peerage), in Two Volumes, containing about One Thoututrt PAges, with near Five Hundred Arius, correctly engraved, FICHE New BA RON ETA GE of ENGLAND. A Containing at well a concise Genealogical Histoiy, as an Account of the ?relent State and Alliaocea of the English Hanmeta, and Baronets of Great Britain, f;•nn the Institution of the Older in 1511 to the Union with Ireland, at the do.. on the year 1110?; with a Litt of the gareneu cre..ted SIIICC that period. Printed for William Mille, Old Rond4trect ; and E. Lloyd, Harley.etreet. This Day is published, irs Two large Volumes, Bro !nice !I 44. in b THE HISTORY OF FItANCE, frem the Year 1790 to the Yeace with Gre.d. Bntain , untclu•Je4 at Arnica. is Ily JOHN ADOLPHUS, Esq. F. A. S. PrMimi for G. Kearsley, }lees-street; Bell aid Brsdfate E.ll.iburgh; a,4 Brash And Reid, Glasgow. Oi whom may be had, in Thtee Volumes Bvo. price 11. 4s. in boards, THE HISTORY OF FRANCE, from the first Establish ment of the Monarchy, to the Year 1790. gs.• The above Works toVther form a complete History of France from the CR these period to th• year 1802. This Day is puhlished, rice ha the Fourth Edition of ATREATISE on RAZORS. ■ BENJAMIN KINGSBU R Y It atorrna 'set In the Monthly Reri'w for May, 1798, pace 114, th editino of this lithe Work was noticed in i.e following terms • " We bete read this Treatise with interest, rid with pleasure. " leas well worth the atteraon of the public." Saga by the Aut're►, at No. IN St. Jaulthiatatet; sod by 11. L. Symow's, Patettwbet-rotr. EINErs TA RI.FS OF INTEREST. FNL &AGED EDITION. 111 , 4 Day Is pablabed, in Royal Octavo, price 11. 10s. in boards, TABLES of INTERhS'f, enlarged an d im proveJ. FM JOSEF!! KING. Theme Tables are coded on upon the same plan as the for mer ale to 36) Days, with several useful , Additions, whereby the Interest oa any Sum, not exceeding : N l tOI. may be found Of two rokrwmo., ansl @row generally without being at the trouble of makirc an F-stra.... with t he Pen, and without ths Ins. of tl.e Fractional pans ; an adrantage not to be found in any other Interest Tables. The have been three timei examined siace tier were printed, so that their seenrary may be relied upmi ; and 6, simplicity in their plan and extent, and rapidity of recitation, are superior to any Tables ever yet sulenitted to the Pa ~hc. Itho published by the same Autlior,a New Edition of Tables of honest from one Day to One lisindred Dar, price 7s. 6d. Alm, Time Table., +hewing the number of Dar beterceo any given heriodi not exceeding a Years a Book very t.,eful to hifer /fault, aid Hanker., :ohm 36. rd. Sold by Z. J. atal J R , rhaxlson, T. Hurst, T Con:wr, rid VIIIIIOT anMool (PRICE SIXPENCE. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.—Tuaso•r, Juida 26. • The further proceedings in the Zouche Peerage Claim were postponed till Thursday next. The Additional Defence Bill, after a short con• venation between the EArl of RADNOR, • Dlike of MONT It est, and the Earl of CA MDEN, went through a Committee, without any amendment ; the report was received, the Bill ordered to be read the third time to-morrow, and the Lords to be summoned. Adjourned to ta-niorrow. HOUSE OF COMMONS. At four o'clock, there being only thirty-eight members resent, the flouse adjourned to to• morrow. FOREIGN INTILLIGE NCE. riROM THE FRENCI PAPERS.) P• 11114 MIL 9. An highly finished monument is ereCting at Tod louse, in honour of the Emperor Napoleon. Blanchard has made his :kith ascension, in an air balloon, at Avignon. The treasury of the churches of Aix-la-Chapelle, witch had been saved at Paderborn, containing be veral precious articles, belonr,ing formerly to Charle magne, has been restored by order of the Kicg of Prussia. The arrival at the Hague of Baron d'Yvoy, Mi nister from the Prince of Orange, ha, caused several rumours; among others, that or an hereuitary Stadtholder. As Talleyrand has accepted of the rank of e n Arch-Chancellor of State ; the Counsellor of State, Segur, and the Ambassador, Simonville, in ate mentiiac/ as candidates to succeed him in the foreign department. Her IMperl:l, Highness the Princess Louis is again in a WM:7 w;:y. The Prince, her hush i:141, has lately bought the beautiful hotel of Delamely, for one million. Several thousand ,:eserters and arrested coascripts hive been released, on condition of serving on ooard the Beet and flotillas. The Aultrian Lieutenant-G-ner.o. 0' liradr, an Irishman by berth. is appointed Go 1.41- matia. On the I lth ult. a strong earthquake ftlt at Florence The Prince of Mecklenburgh is arrived at V t nice, on his return to Germany from Italy. Colonel Kuppelenayer, formerly in the Dutch service, is among the persons arrtatest, by ordtr r f the Emperor Napoleon, in Germany. As noth;og is found against him, he remains yet at Mentz, and the Minister of the Prince of Orange at Paris endea vours to procure him his release. The Russian Minister, Baron Maltitz, has pre_ sented at Stutgard his credentials to the Eletior of Wirtemberg. The neutral town of Meppen is still occupied by the French troops. The wives of the Legislator Girardin, and of the Counsellor of State Mi.);., arc appointed the Em peror Napoleon maids of honNir to the Princess .10 ,, eph Bonaparte. It i; said tha, th- of neral Nansouty, and of the Minister T.ste , rand, will have the same ranks in the household of 'Lc Princess' I .or is Bonaparte. A demi-brigade of kali," clusseurs passed, on the 21 st ult. through Toulouse. Their destination' is Rochefort. "••• TRI AL OF THE CONSPIRATORS. emits, suys O. Yesterday and part of this day were occupied whir th. mita ti,'.111 . C4 of the prisoners, after whiilt the P-csid -lit caned upoi accused lu occlare if the. nad any going to add in then Gorge said, he refered tes his Counsel, and declared the his iiitention in coming to France was to serve the cause Orel. Wourbons, to whom he had ever been devoted; he asserte that there was no . . Armand Polip .c r ca.paulated wh rt his Co in,el Lad ta , rl addio.g, that he wou:d wdlurllr sacri:ice his life for his oisuge brother. Moreau pee some written declaration to the !pendent, h which he persisted in tris fanner declaration ; he matntaiue• that the Court could not consider hi= political converutio. with Rolland as a sufficient plod of a conspiracy. Charter D'fiosier defended himself. Rolland staayl, that hit Counsel wanted to abandon his fence, on the night he was to speak ; t.. .t its Counts had not a isitere4 his expectat- 'ons, and he appealed to the sit meney of the Court. strynio, swot 9. At the opening of this silting, th, l'resident demanded of lb persons accused, if they had any thing to odd to their defence when Letidan and Jule Pnlignac alonnsosdie on the OCC:4101 flit first requested, in case he should be cnnile.uhrd, 'vt ti mower foots upea Wet, being his o.lnpromt,• propea, stunk, be given to hot aged teethes t white the tette:, indifferent as his own fate, earnestly supplicated fur the life of hit hmthe The Court then retired to deliberate im the sente:.ce in the r iyartive prisoners. Its deliberations lasted 20 hours, and ;it