The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-11-18 00:00:00

----e watnasok, . .r,- . • • ~.."4 . . .- • .:,..i ~.. • . • l' ••. • . .-. . . , • . • . , , - , ~• '%... •. !. e. i' • . ''- •. ' 7 A —027 7 7 t, - ~_ ,4 ~ .4. „ ....4 • , , c p . , ,, 7 - ~,,..i.- ; ---.. ~ 4 .` • .4. rN ~, . • f - • ~7. _ db. .. .. . . i ~ • (1 ••. .. P • IN i . ' 1 , A rl , • , • ! Z t ...4 „. _. .p•• ... •., ... ir allt Al 1v •: •• '.; e ~ IBER 18, 18U3. • •-. --igt c - -- NUMBER 905.) . ' ''".lr S•Y• - r-R, , E \ . . ' nt - THEATRE-ROYAL. pRURT-LANT , etre* FOR' THE orsTtrtilt. • F tiT ISIDIII flotrstii:, Nov. IN 1(54005 1 cavalry i?ten rallied, to protein the p•.•vige •if the rrUIS PRESENT EVENINC, Nov. 18, Their 114 Royal lIIAqw the Dike of York, Ftesoleot... rirlllF.COUlrrof DIRECTORS o fth: LI "ZTTEri iifintry thrairfh a defile : hut tle first rvgienent of Roy. F. W. Whitaker, ) 1 MaIe010:' Servants mill art the (*.mewls nt. 1 CONIPANY or MULCH A .4111 of EMIL AN t) Amassers, and the divi ion of:dragnons, nude, Ge• THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE. • I. 14,4., y0k,,E„ 1... iJOillt Iteartuers. A GENERAL GQLIRT of the GOVERNORS TR T. , , ‘ , D4 , , N hi, G s to iii. tll; ir t. ,.. .%S ta T INDIES, do rebi giot ._ Notier... _. of this lo•ti•tat:on ?rill br 10, at St Awry C.A.e. lir, A•awa no the C o Lila, FT, lawn.' • neral Beaumont, overwhelmed .th.:•n, wad ruslf.d and Cnina, fallin g . ill, 'At th,, .0m... r `.fonth, •nd tli.• Moottt hoes,. 111 St. Paul% Chomp-rant, on VV•rlee;day, the litth 114 . Dtre.w4r, win be immeditralp oatd, upon the Holders et into the dehle along with c i t e intptry of 'ate enemy. The anion was very sharp : bnt tk.' larkn-ss of te til pt7 is i i t t r ..... Thi n: ' , l / 4 4: : -1 - u sI .V . L . il lW . ha ill m e, P 4 r :i i .: n a ;(l s :77 , 7 ,...e ' ri4 " . :7 , P r 3 e . T n i.t r e u n r44 l : ,es , ... i p t t;,: iirr , o4r: m t . Nodes , . Mrs. Wwwelvine, Mrs. Lentil ; Emily T e mpe,t. dai of November, VAS, at foile o'clock, patelrdy.' Thu Cron- the 8i11.401 , 4ing pi•eount fur the onexpare4 tang, at the r night saved the enemy's Corp.. Tart of ;: saved Rattle. are tegn .stoti to Inert rut the ,-adt:. day, awl at the mute 'ate of F,ve per Cent. per tnnu , n. Mira Mellon. themsdve, in the woods, anti there were only 500 ,batwhich. a New Melo-Dramatie Pin., wish alornorinte Ottacer a! twelve o'clock, • WILLIAM ft AMSAY..teeretory. prisoners taken. The 2dvancesi guar.! ef •.:e divi- s io nary, to commemorate THF. VICTORY ~..4 nEATtI of ..._ 7. h . C!""itirhav'' much i.h"."M in ackrin'Oeriginit the Nov. 15. Several troops of the German Legion have paced °ugh this town within these two or three days; never remember to have seen men of more mar- I appearance, or of finer figure ; they toe mostly feet high, and proportionably stout made : on maret, they amused thcniselves by sitigin4 Ile national or martial air, in which they :ill eed ; they are to j An the troops embarked at . • 'FRIEL OF LEATHER itwts, '33 to :Alb. eiels ... 244 In i , ... Di:ti, 60) to LI!, cacti 264 to 4: Merch.iiiti !tack.. 2•4 to V , ' tires...int (lidos.. 214 io 2:' Fine C oth liolm 21,11 to f Crop Ilidei for cutting 294 to 24 Pat ()Minify VI to V?? Colt Skin., 31 to 4igh prt Duren 4.1%:1 to 4'i1 . 01 • 1)Itto. 5 1 1 to 7011.1... 86.1 to 42' • • Ditto, 70 to `llll.. 364 In :o:r.` ' Sonll imits (GryriaLid) 3(,.l to a!,.' .t ; Loge ditto lON to 1904 per dom. -- • " - •• • ... _ —. Tanner, Horse Hides 25s to 351 p. r bets. Goat Skins Dn Wednesday night, our towns were brilliantly tminated in honour of the •ietury gained by the ,t under the command of the late gallant Lord dson. COAL-MARKET, Nov. IS. Ships at 111,rkrt. Sold. Pries. 46..1Vewa4tIr • .34 40i 04 a 24.. :ritirl.q.1..11,l I. . Cat.lers this of , Gw rosh•.. — "lr. fre Dew•en Elloston -.= lAILETINGti OF CI:EDI FORS M' GUILDHALL, oh •NintrUAT• X * William Mime, Ilackoe . ,-rad, Shoreditwh. tif M.o. • sex, yaw!, mtaker t a . . John Mont u,, late of the Crnwn and Cushion, Princr. - atreet, ItA Miran, 1.4m10n, vitt oa!lea ' • . —_ —_ Lord Net.coN's estate of Bronte has never yet pro ced him aguinea, as ever since the year 17;0 he has teed every shilling of the revenue (which is about 1001. sterling, per ann.), to be laid out in improve rots, under the immediate dire lion eft Mr. GI 811 S, Ilcer, at Palermo. 'Phis'estate is subjed to a small :acy, he has Left snisis brother, now earl NELSON, 4 to his heirs,; hist his means were too limited for she objeds of. his tenderness. The service upon which Ackisiral Louis was dis. :ched by Lord Nsasori, was to the Barbary coast, nder to settle, by conciliation, a new dispute that d arisen between some of the powers and Ad ral KNIGHT. The little comet discovered by M. DURWARD, 20th o.9ober, in the morning, WAS perceived on same day, And in the same hour, by J LAN Louis porter At the Observatory of Marseilles.— ills is the 95th which we know, according to the in my astronomy. It is the 4th discoveted by Poss ; and I solicit the Governmeht to encou :e him by a gra:nity. Astronomy is deficieut in pat of Comets."—lle LALANUL. TIFF M.4ItKETS. CORN.EXCIIANGE, rainAr, Nov. 15. Isere are but middling supplies .4 t.Vll4.at Isere to-d ry; seep% many tew p4reha.e. are 0n.5.1 , 4„ and thug, at 11l lASI pike, basley, ie Witer supply, has tear buyers, at ■nd 3e. par quarter red ortiws. Matt and Whit. Peas have e alteration. Go al UIJ Soso; are *came, and high. r. OA, hurt :supply ; pod .:Aweless Are scarce, and a'saut 2s. d.:Arer. et at last quotation. CURRENT PRICE O GRAIN. 4104 59. 70.. Lean. 5O. se.. e .10 ^ - 4ii 74. 01 Tick Pean‘.....M. 47. Oil. S 3. .8. Ut. °au. Ql.i. 30. tiG• 34, 31. 0.1. Poian•b. 574 WI 04 e. 7O. 51. UA R 3 pc Send 41 441 0.. ito 51.. 38. Ott Fine t'lour GU. 7n. 00 V Nil 4.17. GI S.- A.. GO* G 51.0.1, RETURN OF WHEA 'chador% only r o the 2SI agreeably to s. d. 244 Quartets at to IS •t 79 209 -- •t 78 Ina at 76 lie --- at 75 tit at 74 6 173 at 74 37t— at 7.3 119 at 72 (01 at 7: 7tie at 7tl 004 -- at 69 199 at (.8 6 60.3 A...—. at 6$ And 200 Q Total, 16,::8 Quart, 34.1. lower A RETURN OF FLOUR, From Nov 2, L. Nov. 6, from the Crwket Otte. kg s d. Sarka. s. d. Sacks s. d 14.... 75 0 0M... 66 u 50.... 61 6 3.... 74 0 1U.... 67 G 164.... GO u 9.... 73 0 164.... 67 It 7.... 59 0 5U.... 70 0 53.... 66 0 15.... 56 0 14.... 69 6 832.... 65 0 14.... 55 0 579.... 69 0 114.... 64 0 45.... 50 33.... 64 6 90 ... 61 0 ork i —15,203 Sacks.-...—. Aver., Gs. lower than hit 65 , 4. 2:4. 1 it PRICE or SEEDS IN MARK-LANE. C.arraway .701 Od to 119 s 04 per ewe Csoianier l3O 04 to Os Od Trefod . Whit* Mustard Seed . 6O to 14. 61 per bushel. Brow" data Ss 60 to I(s 04 `turnap lUs Od to 16: Od Ee.rad Reuss . 2S , 00 to 764 (Id per quarter. Loop Pods 50s Od to 56s Od Tares . 164 00 to bo. Od to —I Od Rye-Grass lSs Od to 90. 0.1 S'aossry 45. (d to 554 Od to 60s 04 PRICES OF II NY AND STRAW. TBITILIIDAT. IT 1A44111'11 r —9l 04 a 41 15 , 01 Os a 01 0% ver... ...I 04 a 01 Oa 11 169 a 21 2 WIIITIIC N HAT 14% ■ 41 14. Clover M Os a II Os Straw .II 14s a II Isi PRICE OF HOPS. otos. VICOMTE it ^ I --a to 7116 s Cent .71 —a to 91—s ge..... .71 --• to 71 Ins 1 Storex 71 at to 81 18s r x 71 —.4 to 71 10t Farnham... 101 ~ o toll! ...4 FRIVA•, Noe. 15. To ink the OTal—per Stone of Slb, Ss 4ri to 4t 4d I Veal ..4a Ud to 4s ltd itt00.....36 64 to 41 1141 Pork „as Od Co 5. _ . Heed of Cattle this Day, Raven, &Met 700—Sheep and Lambs, :r IN MARK LA'. :h of Oct.to the 24 of Nov. the Ile." Act.. ~ 592 at 67 6:6 at 66 646 -- at 65 5 - 0 at G 4 70 ---at 63 210 at 62 7,7 -- at 61 2048 at 60 506 at 58 5:148 ---- at 57 1,19 at 56 as at 53 602 --- at 52 at AB erS at 4a s. —Average Cets. s last Return. UXHRII>GE The Corn Inn*'toes Itetwo, on Thereby, Nov 14 Whe,t, per load tl Od to '2 II -t 14On, per lir 3l. Od to 454 Od t late :',ll Od to 54, Od Nemo 444 Cd to 56s Oct Peace 44, 04 to 48s 0,1 PRICE OF JaIWO: Market 4s 2A I re Market nar , hatari Market 4* hl , er %tot.. at Blb. ---••••••• Ids 3d Average Priee...4; 14 iwn Tal. • . 70s 6d Ye' ..w S , lr) a 764.. Prize of Cando., per doz. NEWOATR AND LEADY.ND %Lt. MARKETS. D, the Carc..se ?I 04 to $. Id I Veal . ...... 04 to 44 04 "t0n.....2 0.1 to 1. 114 Pork ......4. 04 to It. 04 TALLow. Rumia.... 715 765 (id White ditto 69. 04 Snap ditto.... --5 Oit 66. Od Melting Stuff......a 0 1 565 (Id Ditto roilh 'l94 4G. Grate. •• • . ••••4 I Good ()fro .... • 10$ -Motile!, me.. —.Curd, 114 r 1 —1110111,14. 124. 0.1. RAW HIDES. Jest Hollers an 4 Steers, Fer stone, 3. W. In 4s. 04 Noldlinga 3. 2J to 3. 4.1. )rdlnar• Harker Calf — 12.. 6J eath. 7 ,agltsl. donor 'Thorp Skim . • ..tts. Q 4. to Ss 04. PRICK OF STOCKS, YESTERDAY Plank Stuck ' . if, •, 1 S per Cent. Reduced 4 1 .. 9 per Cent. Consols 4 per Cent. • 0 . S per emit. Nays' ..... t'. ;.. 11 per Cent Loyalty Lon; A11111 , i11..1 . 4 Im m p..risl 3 per Ct • Darn Amiottles.. ladia Boada or I, rit• EX, 11.-r IS.:1 par h v., ,1 0m54.16 for _ _ 59 1. r sisuL No 4, Contoolt, mod 9, Coarmg•nr4.• 69i Cflit• "in II A NIII .-ooNov. C;en••• VClime Lisbon Oportr• 11.0.,i . n Cut k •..t a met. 1.1 4 . ..rttlealc;old in Cain and Hors pet at... ffiano . Ver t). , 11a,s Vets, .0 Rar Stand. New 1,111. each . • I Agin on the Rank k A 4 per Cent. 'Nor . 4) _ . • PRICE OF IRPOI O4v St.ck, p. r Co) Cwt. Debe..turts, D 1.1.: COVRSC OF IiNC lAtw _t Sight sru s--„c T. , Eutirt'.••• -.. •.. II 7 t U. . 52 9 *4l. 1:•••na tit/. Pat, 1 1/2)', Dar 4 11.11. y 515 %1241• • • • an paper 1.). 1 1" Cads, .n pa poi Ditt“ ft. t ,erhot n Sy Naples Dub.' orr London ( 14elfast on LuiAnti • N 1,3e1610 r I' 4it 4 6. i • a • V On Toe-derr lan, Mrs. lirovii.!, the Lady ef Liest.-Colun liteeni-; 12th L ght Dragoons, hi a son. On the Sth at Suffield Fl , mss, in Norfolk, the Liilr of the llununrahle Major Petra, of a son. Ou l'oc..ll.iy, at Bevis Hill, Sauthruninun, the Lady t.• Rev. J. M. 121. , e, of a a.m. MARRIAGES. On Wednesday, George Dinky Griodysr, Esq. to h 10.4 de 4, of lusilatol..treet, Fitzroy equate On Monday la.t, at the church n( St. Jarmo, the kettle, M rover, by the Rev. William Tourney William Payne; f Wo .1 street, Borough to Mite S.,:dgett, eldest daesitter f William Sharigett, DEATHS. Friday hat, at his 10dgi743; in Exeter, after a 'impish+, i , '.... nem, Lieut. Ferguson, of the 25th A...relent of Light Oes• goons. At Port Royal, in Jamaica, in July Lat, Mr. Kipimett S., elan, a natsveof Woolson, and Mi.l,hiptuan on eomm NS )144. jesty's ship Rein Deer The Capt a in, in death to his mother, regrets the tom of a deserving gslninly. bei e hi( young Officer. HIGH WATER THIS DAY Vl' LoNut's Spit .t . Morn... 3 min. after I I I Evil ....32 nun. atter II ._— ... SALES BY AUCTION. PRINTS, AND BOORS AY PRINTS. ly MLSSRS KING AND I.OCIIER, At their Great L.om, 38. Kiug..treet, Cdvent-gestB•ll, TtIIS IVENING, at Six, ANliscellan•ous COLLECTION cf PRIN I'9 be ancient and modern Maste,t, (several of theta Etch ne,.‘,30• 1 / 4 ., and Books of Prints • among them are, not CAM • dzChmaeul, Vies des Petown, Pillcingtan's Didiunary, to t fol.os, Ser. May be stewed till the Sale, and Catalogues had. )0K5......8y MESSRS KING AND LUCHEE, At Their Great Room, to Kmg-strert, Covmt-ginlen, nD TU PO/ sY NEXT, and ' Two following Days at Twelve A , COLLEC PION of BOOKS, include JoN phi. Grae. arrd Lat Itivercampi, Poets Graeci ab St, oilmen, PI ab Jamen, W. Theatrum Italie, I Inn., Wood's Ruiusof Palmyra; Voyage. de Chardin. 3 min ; H I 't Chrimicle; Cake'. Ilitgarth, ninety-five Plates; Ruffin Iron Naturelh ,44 tom. Mtimuires de Grammunt ; Viaces Abr6 . . 1 , , - I,etit, 28 voo ; Chalmers Shaksprare, lu vets. super-r. ~ I pa ; rrr; Es-ayist, eb vols.; D-niel's Rural Sports, 3 'oil o'd and several of the best Authors in Spanish L t rature. May be viewed on Monday next, and Citalnguei then t !pi! NORTH WALF.S, DESIBILAISHIRE. VALE UV CLWYD. At the White Lion lnii, Ruthin, on TUESDAY, the Dr's Day of Noveriber, 11105, between the How, of Two Mix ...3.ltoce in the Evening, I:: Lots, unless prcviously by private Contrati, of which due Notice will Ins .übje/1 to Conditions then to be produced. THE extensive and very improved, FIVE -1 HOLD ESTATE, eall,d the ItATHAFFAN ETA , cawi•nng of a capital Mans ~,,, -bnuse, celled Dathalero Coach-lowans, Stabling, and saitable - &Lime Kitchen-gardens, and extensive Pleasure-ground ; ether with ilia IViiiiga. Demesne Land., and moot. which are in riccelleiit cultivation, and most r,a e milted, the Whole containing upwards of Ninet.e. : Arres of Land. The deligktful Seat (if Itathafern Park, the and beatific.s of which are an well knuwii, 111110 iio 01 6. mile from Ruthtn, nine Groh Denbigh, and thitnecis Clireter, in the nowt beautiful and (ethic Vale of Cie) t. which, and the adjoining country, thekfansinn-bee.: Pleasure-groands command the mod del.ghtful views. The .ihove Estate is well timbered, and part of it n supp to *Name very valuable veins of lead ore, fiorn which, tii - prat inav he derived The Farm Messes are iii good and the land, its general, iS espabl., of great improvement The several tenants will thew the 1111715 I. their resyric . ... holdings; a n d Mr IVhobv. of Eseleston, near Chester i i has the soaps of the Estate), zed Nit. Hugh (been, of • ate authoritied to treat 10, the whole be weds , contrail. Printed Particulars may be had of Mr. Whitby and S' Owen; also of It Hughes, No. 3, Itolhorn.aniat, ; Messrs. Lace and I.iverpool; ItizlssriA atel Edward Jones, Maincl.eder; at C Wbits Lint, Ruthin; Null, lienbigh; a • Lion, Shrew,bury. . LW:L . )ON :--Prot,t.ll 1. ) IJAVIDSON, No. 17, uok ' Court, EOM Street, Corvot Gotten, and PdOlialted at . OdSoe, N., 5, itaLk of St. Clem Pot's Church, S'- • to W. STUCK, of Not. 7, Sew belt Sorrt, Long () , der., 30.:. tor th,. Paper, apt is she Iladl , n wia las duty .dteilta`d AIM : Sceeery, te commemorate THF. VIC roll Y mut (IF.A . LORD VISCOUNT NELSON. The Music and Overture by M. P king and M. Embus Th e CI araderi .by Mr. Elliston, Mr. Brehm, Mrs. . Mrs Aland, lb eh:di 4111 be aMed (never performed) a New Farce, ward THE WE ATHERCOCK. mai,cenmp..avil by M P. King. Tbdeliz.ea by Mr Bannister Mo. Chrrrr, Mr. Mar Bllde, Miss ')=- CA111)1, Mrs Scott, ate r I:lnr.,w. The Siolle 411111111Mee• Ft)urrot TIME TREAT RP. I( )YAL, COSI , NT-GATIni.N. VI I / R7SENT EVENING, Nov. IS, will I "Hod, a New Cornett!, in iir• .err, called TFIE LINQUE.Nr; SEEING COMPINY. With Nrw Scones, and Ilre.ges. The Charac:ers by Mr E,enble, Mr. Rrunten, MirrArn, Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Le.wi4, llr Emery, Liatqu, Mrs Gibbs, Mrs H. Jottniton,iind M s. The P 101.4 WAIF. tub sank,n by qtr BRUNTON And the F.PI LOGUE by Wm. H _TWINS rum s.Aftst which ‘ l9th a Ditty Mem-alarm, ca kd IttIGANTINO; Or, TILE An. %V() (IF V ?Mier.. • TlteOvertorr sad Musa.: com”. 1.01 hy flr Fmb+. . The Print pal Charactsers hg M II Joloismo, Mr. Murray, Mr. Rlsitilisrt, Mr. Wonsan, Mr Lien". Mn 140 wiel A Gk ktritS M Miss Modi.., the Yottoic Lady who has pertormed with ex• tnionliitary applaustron the l'he.itres of I)utifin, Liverpowl, he will make h r first 'pi...tar:meg in 1...4 s Theatre, oil Saturday est,in the e.larsett.r orr..e • untiy Gal. WO: MAN TIIFATItE. LEICESTER-1'1, 2, CE. .r the ismoedt Fallen..[ . 1. r MAJES '['HIS PRESENT EVENING, Nov. 18, the J. ( 1 NIA •:* THE THRFE SUITORS. Mier wtieh, a Pa to.,lone Rallvt, called THY. JOLLA pumucAN ; And to cottelwle with a New Par e, by Kotatbue, it Two Ara (for tt , del Time), c.lled DER WI LI)FANG. Paces 1A,.1 at the riic.tt•, ho it F.leeeo to Five Dn•iry err, at Hail, • sex, anA ww.n pemes...l, at 5e."... N. N. A Tr.1.144t os of the Opera In bv 1.441 a the Tr...t.tre. ItYY ISLTY ThtAT't W ..SFREET,(;()()nsaAvs Fl.' • 4. erTIIS pop psev r NI. - - WAY. Nev. IM, and A Aare chit elt. will he pt.-tented. 4th time, IN e amply N.,. Spear..•, fo•vittl,l or the late G: • ie el.(' over the C. olibideci Feett, it ne I: , ...ttga. (ma:ova for the Stige, pru.d..v.f. by M r. Aati y, ra.rerc...l with Sinica, Rer , ative, Doers, Lie. wr ,, en by Mr If ton', 1 lc. FOR 11111 OMNI RY ; r, N:.I.M)NI vicr,)mitArs. to the caur..t of the S ...le the kilhawiag new S. e..ery, design -4 by Mr. Velar% sacatew-mito atthninta, wi:l —I. Cade BIC l'ocuttinel a-id KnU.. h Vet. Iteritaciee twr! Deer, Roeder.' and Frenchman, ' , lrv.% Tboro• and De.Nistro G gt,gige dt ent f;:ltin of the Vidor?, ant the eve•-to b.-lamented Death of the Gallant Nelton —4. Quar Orr-Deck of the licceii-attre. Lie'. Are1,..0 —.3. The Terentire attirkioc a Spanish tod French 74 thl rogland V , eterifttio G the Royal Soreicien Ste. igf m The Sail r. Glory," MT WOolf ....7. Tower -hi'l, and t:.. 111411, New. S Mr, Ca,d. Tref dear," and " N .1411:1% Mr. Wad. ri Grand All .gori. al S etch. I)..et, " Th- of the Sc..* %wart Vif.iolf act leiace. KAU T ANNI t's tr4Ii'JI.ATII774, mad NELS(VS 13131ltRTAL Prete.* A aci-ri, a (;raved Ftelich Spectacle, failed TliF v.v. , . '-lUSSAR. Principal Cbarictert, Mes.". Mere* rot, trl'omi, 1)•-attro, /Volrws! ' I. Brraos, dothopt.., Hobert h 'raise; Mrs. Kirov, MM Wallark, soil Mts. Merc....ut In the commit/the Evening, yarning C.onic UPT NleiNrs Wooli,T4nope. ifaaet, and SUdier. The whole to ccasetede with, hit Time thin SflefinA, a Coolie Pintomine, e 511.41. THE. U NCii NTF. D 1.1.4 ow, Tut: rA ItTill R fdlllY Ilarlaquin, Mr. Taylor; Columbine, Mrs. Pid eon; and Clown, Mr Pulite. Door , to be iyeited at half-p.ast Fr , . to begin at Dalt-. art. • Host, 4.. S•ronal Prim, t to Amend Pike, lam Galley,l, —.tipper Gallery, 6.4. Sec c.rl Pri.- b. commence at Ilalf-pats Forht recic.rit pro af."ir u. taken uf Mr. 1.101)66, Ai tits Tuerherit, Form It, till J o'clock. GR."'..ND LOTTERY, hezins DRAWING, Fe,ri‘a,s, 1 1..06. sttirviK. 3 of I 0 ~ ,..0.1 a S 3 R 20 .. 50 'VO spon Fartr.clm•:: T,cketi 2t •• .... 1 1 ~000 2:+,000 Ticket+ Part of the above Capi.ali L Pint-drawn Ticke b• Das, .... I. 10,000 pi , to 4tit I/ay..... Ditto lth , :•n Dar. .... MOO .... 10th Day, .... 2,000 TIC/ZEES and SIIAREi are setting at every License) I.uttery Office. PRESENT PRICE. • Ticket Half 19 10 0 I Eighth QuArter ...... , 1 0 Sisteeith 1 5 0 •• • Au rari. ourehaar is olvio.l, as the First 3,e00 Tickers will hi- entitles! to V2l. e.tch, Aeai4es that chance of the float ing Capital.. - - - vC-Pi WHETHER Public Credulity has 4..eit hurried Into a Tons error, by lografting the Lh,e,ise of a HZ , lit illto rtn. I ItIr11:111 Frame, is • que.tion now warmly agi tiled by Ntellical D.4!ost.tots. Nuinerons end iteplotah , r subsequent to ,t 4 Inortsoation, hwy.. here brought to Frith stren ; such as detrased eyrs, ulcerated stm. with tend-Pities i• mort,iscathi, an inveterate a tul intolerable It.tl of itch, large aced pustules, and tui tttttt rs eta scrofilone nature. Fur these evils Mercury tempo:Laced into the sp.tem--he wont of all medical eyits • berm'', it is introducod under take pretence, Ir is now wellutr l denerdlls ktinwo, that the VFGET%ISI.I.I SYRUP of ne VELNlati is the only Medi , ine whielt err t.in . and salty eradicates the crofuloos rna., by whaler, eau.. it 'say h.- excited sod produced ; and which, in,tcal of 4 1-'-oot.stne and inin , ing, always immortal th- runqtittit.ll and reu-r , l health Ms SWAINSON may be con+alted till Two, .t No tl , Frith -sweet. S ihn i when the .14.-dicitie is prepared and sold at 13s. per bottle. place, Th ..... 101,1414.• . acknoylerlFiNt the rec..ipt rd the followohl litrr.ef.t:tioNs. ,finer the lat of July lani, mull tornently ..,heo 10.tairr Cositrlbutionr, that the por p.,..e of the Charity army let carried Poo Mist * anon at 0 041 i Me. L. *. L. a. 1 We, Beat, Esq. MP. 1 1 Rlnht 1/•.n. G. 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Reg. 1 1 Goe gain. -a Imo 1 annuail, , ro.tatiturta a gmerernor ; an., ten auto. an, pail at nice, or *ohm mil yvar, a G .veroor for 1,,M. A Pamphlet... o ttioitir ~ ra Rolm and Revaiatiou s et Shia lha..titiMion. •.t.`i a I.ist of the SetweeOwaa, may be had. ierat,a, o f M. Aaprene, 1$ ok:elic , , Co-nhd. ; Mr flatchard, 8.. 0 1 - *ler, P eml.l. - ; WO ~' h: Bar of Lloyd', and St. NUN Cr/ fee- h . olyn. Sviacri - 6 , 114 a • , reiy.ot by the Trcantrera • all the Mern• 1.4 •-( db.l'..in -Why I tho Secretary, Re, . lir. Groullav, 3, Watt Wm , . ~... et.; the t'nlia-Mr, Air ,10ne... N , 6. Ch.. pet-attel , !.. l, . till : a , ^ h. following Itoakets :....-1,1e.n. hom'its &qr . . Co. Mos.., I.ll.:vaa nes ant Co Donn and Co. 1:"Ntly IM CO Gov't's' and C.. flor-, Silt , a, mad Co and I,Mva•id Co.__ F GRINDLAY, IlaeratuT. __ ..... __ . PATS!' >Ole FOND LIA3IHr•. I to , . N A, ..t u .r. ISOS spEcj AL GENERAL MEE'rING o f t he i CO\ il.'4 ‘III • TEF, 1..13 Tint O a ,. A JOSEPH Mhilt It VAT. Esq. in the Chair. I•tati.l ; James Alp.% Faq. James I nes. F•q 1 I Aop...h, Esq. •••• ,, nasst I.arie, F.M. Genre • 8.. I le, I ..q. !i.eltant 1.0.-, 1 , ...1. Pits'Seqh.... Phi .3 .. i 114... e es, 1•:•1 Henry li • ......n. Esq. '• H. klan...l„E.q. -, Grosse Rrf , ..i.. F...q. , „lA.. %favor. Faq. /1 it • C o m .me 13 ,, 1er,E,q. ._ :.'eat.N, P ort r .%lloto!• !" . ::: 1 1• ..tt n Cocatir f...t W. •. r• • T a P'..e•-0t,F...1. M.P. rt,,,,..., R. 1.1. Eui. John Frat.-r, EA. I Thomas It.. -aft. F. 4. P*.t F... F.. 1. Rots- 4'S.• 1.. q. ,• ". Er .• Gulottn•i•l, Fsq . IGo re* 901.4e1-01. E.q. W.: ism it , i , E... 4 foO.: ti,,,lrls. F. i Ma P. lh, d if.,..t.. W..... 9 D. P. Watts, Esq. JoharJackann. Lass. ',u' VAKt ....Mart kl P P.a.! fr-rn toe I. •04.... , G.. 8 ate Eves . • 0arv,...0f •h- rAti inst. a Letter fresh Vies i* , :mai 1 , .." 1 . 6."1 0 4 alt 1 areepthell.oi,„ses seeurS. Q ,Obsitssell,,....ter how Garble:et lel.ete .f Fi.or • ..,e1 Y.84..,ede1l tlv! virtu' , .1 .n. eh. 4 • 18.441 (14 Phil, bell a 14, A 014:10,•.1 Calm T• i.10.r. 04 the 2 I.t 4 (Molter .04, t.. the .I•ot ender snit t 0... •, 4 ..I ...i the crow-to• Is• h....mu.- il an.l 1a.., -i•4, the 1.t.. I.'he....Anin , a 1 Lou' VIP. root Ntl4oll ; 411 I (nil, the 1„....t1 .i. Gleote Extraoohstatto, .f the 11th inst. a I. •tte• t• .in a-ar... , ..1.niral Sir Rich.o.l s 'raehBo gioitlg au ir .... n• of the ei,nose of for French Zinc of bUtle ship. oal Ferrel on the 3n inile. t ri a .qorthuis of aqua: fute ~ 1111.1 .. hi. r..... 4 it. ke..01.-.1--That 'ha Icilleeri.nt Marva to the Pahfir be ;n -serorJ in the . F our P.i.eire I' ... Committee.... nein:tele% the Pottiotie Fount, are in- A cell to agidPl,4 the P .bit., .n cnneorpienote of th.• late tignst , •" , cems ,,, , •enlo which it has i.l.asse.l [Steno: Provale:sre ti, bless lie. %faie.t,'s Arias. 'fa the claims of the Therms Suffereri in tip me• .throble Einta,:e .ients, with A I,theralits propmti•oneit herwie Achievements, wilt so r.duce the ,th..ent Feud, as may Lave an inadequate fin future ithtaisi.r. ut Plit•in The Cominittee are aware, that mane have withheld their Su '‘.lilltion. to the general outvotes ut this Institution, who nave I ebaCtia . .111.1 to ‘kabacrihe on particular rwcr,inn. 'lit others 'nay have defe-red 'hem, under the idea, that to. :I woied prOVIS equal to every Iso:slUle g ~ice It is hoped ail thcwr will now come tOrward; and, swim, with solemn Titankrairmgs, we acknoviltilr the inter ,aICIMh of Chyme Providence, let us .ilso rememleer the Sur fo,,,n of throe who were the lo,trutuents of this signal manw . of t. favour to t.iese Kingdoms. • • Biwa, arc town, and Sioh:criptions re nai!...d. at r!r:e J.), sr Bar of I.4wit's Coffee-linos*, and tor all the Ila •k ,wan and Coinit.r. 111 1.144 of the Subscritacri will he publlshed in the (bile Pa •Pht, CONSPlrrfillfi ADV ANT AGE. IRi'ONS, Woollen-Draper ;ma Tailor, 183, ILI FLEET-STREET, n .ar St flonstat't Clion..h, sup plic• k.;!tillenien wit, ‘ppatel, made to mea.on, of the he.t Mat ria'a, Ant Vaihin And Wrokmaiiship, At the following prices, to It ratiV MOW" only : 1.. S eniel Cloth Cant - - 1 13 oper . I 13 Very boa •iinerhoe ditto a - 210 Dan, nese flreeeliLo Pitto.looble twilled 11 • And every other Arti,k •n the above Itranchea, propoiti •n. ably rlfrap. The yu..litiw are warranted thn very ben, and t h e advan tages to el • public MO lICCOIIII , -.I for, by every article being bought and wiri Cie heady Money. 16 CANCERS. —The fallowing remarkable Cures of Cauc.ers, *Winne lacoion, its Mrs. PLUNK E - IT F.DUCUNtSE. B.th, may lie depstiided oil, as the 4;31)Ve1, are ,weseried m spirits Mr Sin:tinier, of CagebUry. near Collumptnn, Devon, cured of., ,laugerou, canter m hi- ander lip, "hieh ls• hail b e e n a l. fli , "!ed with maim years, and deemisi iticurahle by two of the first Geotlemen of the Factety, in Exeter K id el-riiiiireter, Worcester, runt nt a cancer in her s hift breast.—Mrs Lindsay, of ittnelnish, near Exeter, Dern., eureo of a Cmicer ' whielt she had been aliicie I with eight year.. Mrs Lipfelly, of Cheterinant, Gloucestershire, roved of a dangerous eaneer in her I breatt..-slbeis. Crook, of Trowbridge. Wiltshire, cured •r a cincer in her :eft breast, winch she had been 'flirted with twelve tirart....M,.. s a do u t. -if Totten, near Redbridge. Flaws, cured of a calmer ia her beea-t, which had been cot **ice before she applied to Ws E. Mr Linehan!, glover, et Woreeatershire. eared of a dane-ross cancer in his undzt lip, which he had been afflocted with !free !ears; with many others, who are nut williut to have their miner ine..rted, but will 'sillily arty lorivate inquirer as to the antimittielity 0! their cures, all of whom have enjoyed gon d health woce their ewes were performed Nits. rutiltett Edgeombes engagements not permitting hfr tieing in With the emoting %Volts,. she may he eanswhed as II ilaaj, lIICIIICaPees CAM, at Act utast% No. IQ, hiked-asset s "astrd..i; is% Lesidou. On TorolaF, the 19th Instant, will be puhl..ilied, hanthomrly tw'need in quirt. 0. , Writing Paper, puce, r.: bo.loft, PARNfER's DAILY JOITILNAL, rind COMPLE TE ACCOUNTANT, reenininenried to all armera, 3. well Prrniricrrisa as tkciipie , a of Ewing, Stewards, R to as the twat e.ity and ready kfAliod of keeping the Account, Mt a F. 1 ,111, a twanged that the plainest EN parity, with a Knowledge of Writing only, mar ke•ii a most serurate am' iainfa. tory Account, es well 41 the Lis,ur u the Profits of the Ira , m. Rv A PRACTICAL F.ItItMER. Printed for F. C. an l J. RiVUIIIIOII No. 6ci, St Paul's Church-yard ; arid ',Ad by all B but:oller, in Tows and Crannies 1114 Dt• is ptiblisiteri, rins la-y, Volume., Ho. pre! in W.ttrEs 14t. the Fifth Frtitan, of HISTORY, TfiE IV•I'FRPRET'ER OF PRO -4.,r, a View ol SCRIPTITTI PROPHr , 8.14.1 their Areornpleibhm,nt iu tl.l Past and Present tiwetineecea of the World, with Coojecture4 re.t'ertine their (inure COM, p 1•• Pit MARY KETT, IS I). eUuw of Trinity Co''.,a Oxford, and one of His Ma. jeatt . ii Prr . :lClir% at WhitehAn. Prinnd Ir or F. and C Rioniaten, No 6!, St. PAW% Mardi ynd ; soil alas Is, J. Han -hart, in . ne t Edition of ET.F.MTNTs Of °1!11!h' %T. itKYOI - with Addrtuu,• and Curreetions, is inter Pratt. IDRLION INTkLLIGENCA. FROM TIM FRY.NeN AND DIFICD P %PM:S. PARIS, NOV Q. FOURTEENTH ()Frei RUI.I.ETIN OF TM: - GRAN() ARMY. " Si AUN AU. OCT. 30, " Marshal Bernadotte arrived at ten o'ciinA this mrirti; tg at Salrahurg. The Meant had criitted it sere: sl days before. A corps of 6000 men, which was placed there, had precipitately retired on !hit pre-st ling 'Toning. " Imperial Fleadlnartars were, on the 2sth nit at to ;nn the ?Ali at Muhldorff ; and this day at Bracnan. " Marsha: Darnust employed the whole of yes. terday in repairiv: thr bridge t.f " The first 'reginsent of emssettrs made a fine charge arainst the enemy, Iciiled '2O men, and took seetTal prisunars, among wham was a Captain of Hussars. ..... " Marshal Lannes arrived yesterday with the ca valry, at the bridle of Brannan. Ile had set out from I.andshut. l'he br:dge WAS cut away. He rrnmedi 4 tclY elnl s 2thed e3aten itktwo boats. The enemy, who Were puravid by the reserve under Prince Murat in other direflions, abandoned the city. The boldness of the chass-uck of the .13-Isis contri buted to hasten the enemy's retreat. " *Pie misunderstanding between the Riissians and Austrians, begins to chew itself. The noicsians plun der every where. The best informed Officers among them are pertedtly aware, that the war which they wage is impolitic, since they have nothing to gain against the French. whom nature has not placed in a situation to be their enemies. " Brannan, as we find, may be considered one of the finest and most useful acquisitions of the • rmy. This place is surrounded with a circunivaliati.m. fortified with bastions, draw-bridges, a half-moon, and ditches full of water. There are nnmerniis ma gazines of artill:ry, all in gond co-ilition ; but what will with difficulty be heti:vest is, that it is completely supplied with provisions. We found there 40,r)30 rations of bread, ready to be distriiiiit-d, and more than Imo sacks of sour. Ti-e artillery of the place consists in 45 pieces of cannon, with change of c tr. riages, mortars provided with more than 40,000 cannon-shot, and some howitzers. The Rusrians left behind them about a thousand weight of powder, great quantities of cartridges, lead, a thousand mus kets, and all the ammunition necessary to support a long siege. The Emperor has appointed General Lauriston, arrived fromCailiz,Gnvernor of the place, and the head-quarters were established there." FIFTEENTH OFFICIAL IiIII.I.ETIN OF THE GRAND ARMY. "11611../MAV, OCT. SI. s' Several Russian deserters are already Arrived, among them is a serjeant-major, a native of Mos cow, a very intelligent mita. It may be easily ima gined that he was questioned by every one. He tells us, that the Russian army is quite differently disposed now towards the French, than what it WAS in the last war; that the prisoners who returned from France, had spoken in high praiae of it; drat there were six in his company who where re moved from it at the time they lett ; that if all the mzii who returned from Fra-we had been suffered to remain in the regiments, there can be no doubt but they wonld all have deserted ; that the Russians were re) y sorry to fight for the Germans, whom they &test ; and that they had a opinion of the French valour. lie was asked whether they loved the Emperor Alexander t he replied, that they were too wretched to have any attachment for him; that the soldiers were fonder of Ile Emperor Piul, but that the Nobility preferred the Emperor Alex under; that the Russians in general were very happy to quit their own country, because they lived 'setter, and were better paid; that none of ;hem wished to go back to Russia; And that they w..uld rather es• tablish themselve< in other climas:s than return un der the authority of so harsh a Government; that they were aware that the Austrians had lost every battle, and were in a lamet.t.ible " Prince 111trat set out in pursuit of the ene my. He steel ;ook the rear guard of the Aus trians, about 6,000 strong, on the road to Mero bach. To get sight of them and charge them were only one ezertitm for the cavalry. This rear guard wit dispersed on the heights of !tied. The en-n' y's corps. ived nel there 500 -ed guar.l ..e divi siiin of Pria;7e Murat to• k a position at Haag. 000. lorsei Mcntbrun, of the Ist regiment of Chasseurs , covered himself with glory. The eighth rniment of dragoons mainta'ned its ancient cnaraaer: A quarter-master of this regiment having had his wrist abut of, said, in the preset:ca of the Prince, as ha was passing : I regret the loss of my hand. hecauNe I ran no longer serve our brave Empefor.* Tice Emperor, 091 being made acqusinted with this circumstance • said r • There 1 'stir ise the spirit of the Eighth. Let a profitable situation. according hit rank. he giver: to this Quacter•Mastar, in the Palace of Versailles." " The inhabitants of Branham accarding to cos torn, carried to their houses a great pat of the ma gazines. A Proclamat,on brought all back again. There are, at per , 7:, 100E7 tacks If flour, a great • quantity of oats, magazines of artillery of every I kind, and r.i0,010 rations of bread, of : which we arc in great want. A part of it wits distributed to the. division under Marshal Sonic. " Marshal Bernadotte is artivedrat Saltzbgrgh. Tlie enemy retreated by the road ,of Catiethia and 4 Wels. A regiment of infantry wished to keep pos session of the village of II diem It was obliged to retreat towards the village of Crting, where the Marshal }taped that Gram' Kellerman would be able to cut off their retreat, and take theta pri soners. " We are assured by the inhabitants, that the Emperor of Germany, in his anxiety, came to Wels. where he learned the disaster of hi .er:nv. He also became acqiraimed there with the clamours of his Austrian and Bohemian sn';jees, against the Rus sians, who commit such pillage and violence, that they long for the arrival of the French, to deliver them from r!.c.e extraordinary allies. " M.irsliai 1 )avoust, with his army, took a posi tion between /tied and Haag. All the other divi. sions of the army are advancing, but the weather is horrible. It bat snowed six inches deep, anst the roads are, in con equence, detestable " The Secretary of State, Nlaret, has joined the Emperor at Brannau. ' a 'Me Elector of Bavaria has returned to Munich. I t lie was received with the greatest enthusiasm loy the lid abitants of his capit'll. 1 " Several Mails front Vienna had h-en intercepted. The last letters were dated on the loth of (Mohler. Some intelligence of4/0, 4 4ti0n at Wertingen had reached it, and ha/ cm iced the greatest consteri.aa 1 than there. Provision, ware m dear, that few per- I sent could a:Ford to purchase them. Vienna was 1 threater.ed With a famine, aid yet the harvest had i I been very produdive I hut the depreciation of the paper money, arid of the assignats, upon which there was a loss of 40 per cent bed raised every thing to an cam bitant price. Every one was per sliaded, that the .Austrian paper currency must be completely destroyed. " l'he husbandman would no longer exchange his produce for a paper currency of no value. There is nor a man in all Germany. who does not confider the English as the amhots of the war, and the Em. peters Francis and Alexander as the vhitims of their iv trreors. The cry in every milith is, that there will he no peace :IA lom_T as Fontanel is governed by an Oligarchy, and governed it will he in t'.at way as long .li George lives The access on of the Prince of WAies is therefore generally wished for on tots account, that it will put are cod to the pow •r of the few, who, in all countries, are selfish and insensiale to the misfortunes of the people. • • • • • • • • " The Emperor Alexander was expel! ed at Vi enna, but he changed his mind ; it is reported he is gone to Berlin." "f lIIRD OFFICIAL BULLETIN OF THE ARMY OF I EALY. " iiratt-qt.ner; at Vase. Oct 30. "After the affirm of the toth.the army took a posi. tion two miles on this side of Caldiero. On the 30th it attacked the enemy the whole length of theft line. The division of Molitor, forming the left, began the action; that of Gen. Gard:rune attacked the centre, and that of General Duhesrue the right. These dif. ferent attacks were well executed woad happily con. duffed the village of Caldiero was carried amidst cries of , Long live the Emperor,' and the enemy was paroled to the very heights. " At half-past tour, Prince Charles ordered his reserve, consisting of twenty-four battalions of gre. nadiers, and several regiments, to advance. The battle then became more general. The troops of His Majesty displayed their usual bravery. Ihe cavalry made several successful charges ; some bat. talirin, of grenadiers engaged at the same time. and the bayonet decided the fate of the day. The enemy kept up a fire from thirty pieces of cannon planted in their entrenchments. Notwithstanding the obstinacy of their resistance, they were beaten and pursued to the very redoubts at the other side of Caldiero. " We have taken 3,500 ptiioners; the geld of battle was strewed with Austrians; their loss in kill• ed and wounded was at less , eqacl to the number that were taken prisoners. Prince Charles requested a truce to bury the dead. " Our loss is very insignificant, compared with that of the enemy. The Marshal General.in-Chief speaks in the highest term, of the bravery and attachment of the army. He will make particular menthol of t he Minima' exploits which have distinguished this day. and aill make a special report to the Emperor, of Ithe names of the brave men to whom the honour of it is Jae. "The army of General St. Cyr is arrived." A