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' , et • I 1 • z • . - • • lt 40 411. itirt 3Proo kirmßEß 485.) THEATRE ROYA 1, HAYMARKET. TNIi EVENING will be preterite,' aCrwvdv , caitea THE DRAMATIST. v a p u t ‘witts MK 4) , itinv I. Mr ELLISTON. Harry Ne‘ille, Mr. BARTLEy. Ennui, Mr. ad ATI I RWS. Tlo,irille, Mr. PALMIER. Lord Serstch, Mr NuBLEy- Willoughby, Mr DE CA MP t _ LOMbria deortner. Men GRIMAITI. Lady Waitfor't., Mrs. WARD. Letts', Mi.. Marianne' Mrs. GIBBS. Tewhith will be adJal , 90th Time, a Splendid Dramatic t, THE ENCHANTED ISLAND. Spirited' the Mince (in Art I.), and Eenintand (son of the King nf Nsphte ~ Mr BYRNE. Prospero (Doke of Wiwi), Mr. DE t AMP. AI:MOW (Frusper ,, ", Strobe' ' . Mr. PALMER, Jen. Arkr. , er OSCAR BYRNE. lasatedalf Asti. r;lllotee'C ORMAPPRO. - - • Woods (An ), air 8 MENAGE. Pun Mate Spirit. Mr. TAY 1.011 Female Spires, Miss DANIELS, and Mrs HOWELLS. The Meets inesdetitat In the Piece, are r•te.ported by Mr ST Ind E. Master OSCArt B'IR NE. and Mw MENAtit. Te-siorres, The Chapter of teeidente, with The Childs's is the Wood. On Wednesday, Guilty, or Not Guilty! with (for the ire Inset a new Balks Dane*, nw lid Lingo iu Lose; or, The Sthalar a Match for the Master ; n. Hoots. of the Alps. Poses 9s. Pa J. First G.alery Is. Secant Gallery The DOOll to he opened at Six istiock, and the Irrionst ewea to been at Soren. Plato to be taken of Mr. Rice, at tire flox-rflke of the Theatre. SADLER'S WELLS. AQUATIC THEATRE. Under the Patronag: of Hu. Royal Higkeers the Duko of CLARENCE. THIS NESEN r MONDAY, JULY SO, and fonevriva Ereniegs, rill be presented a new occasional liemilty of build( and Dancing, called ELEC PION Or. ALL ALIVE AT THE FILISTINOS. After which the lirouble Clime feil!ed AN IRONY, CLEOPATRA, ♦MD HARLFQUIN. Caw:tiling with a fru! VC Awe F.ll, to ba.uetwaied t die late n-w . Nl“ , ic. I 1 . 4 Ct d CRt) tiCEit. Ana the .C4hi Estte tan.. vrt.l canc. ude With the Ver-1 `.1••• I.A- •sr Si EGE OF GI3R.ALTAR With fro, Shnr., T.gulerly bud% t.med, mot matta.l7eTt4i, 13r t,F o . , eatind awl roatitia us a tome of Wet.* ratat.l4.4 bryouct the Wths of the ilia VIII. Dorn open at halfloat Tore sod begin at heli-peet Sue ; places to b_ wk th. Sox-01 1 ;ok Sri. n Weis, fr•otatirut *IL four. kod SUJIct the to he had at elm Thostre. ASTLEY'S NrW I.ll'll kmmililligiaTlLE, tra,+rlW.Tl altbet. liadtr eh, Patent:: r fir R0y.,1 II.G fletterr the Prince of vk - ALEi and Dr IFORE. PRFs!...Nr MONDAY. JLTLYnn, and A every E nide wit l further 11011 C ,. w tio x piii•e•de!, fird ts.n.i, a C &lieu iiment wt Minn and Daidi.ig, HARVEST HOME. Affrr which, 19:h time, a innst Superb Grand Hirer; a Chinni ariih , aitrisiire and brilliant 'scenery, %le (blear', User, ate. w:tr.h has been :acne ranrthe is pregame. nailed XINGINTA ; OR. THE HEHOWE OF CHINA. Zni:na (gli , gleaning of Chilli', Mrs ASTLCY, being her 19Ct ■nnwraoet in eh a Theatre essalude wet I a GR AND CHINESE RA LLET Vie anted mate- NI( (~.tart tvgll,t4e the Una ti..te, intrevla .e a NELIIIO CYSIIIOL DANCE. la dt: frame of the rventng, SJEUk SAX6Nra mtiub 1 1 , Aala, Itas •e-t•traged far Twelve Nre I'l previnut to Ms rent, ti tf tea Q' Bator, aid ata through hi; Elevated ROPE AlliAt I by dm etemicabt , vs , dthl T.ro Mani. HORSEMANSHIP, Dr Mr. JUIEIIIES aril Mr. PORTER IA the courts of the Emmy, names Comie SOrkrs Ws. 15,41, Mr. Lkcastrn, Mu , Faber. and Mr ot 1 tie iete)le w conduce grab, 54th time, the po -1.1.1•1 P.ntoinitme OA BONAFA ;SO ; Or, If RISQITI KIN OF liPflttM narkquin, TAt CoR ; ' , I. %fr. WRENT; sod 'remise krt. WllittOW ••• Th.VOP 1.4 , 4 and litrorW-rn..i aro rite. taken rare tne Nat mad eta.l. or the APANISH ARMADA, wLI \aye dee 4renta it. watt errancy:L.lam A Tire Comic PAM 1111 i ne a aka. , elbranall, Alla/la appear in a fear data. Dews to hr . ..wit at Half-p•t rree, and es begin at FLU past S.x O . C. ...Sixes M Secoiad Pate 2t.—P? h. S• c 'ad P ts te Sacond fa, Sec•.rJ P ta euawarx+ •tt Half-paet Filar elCha:x precisely. Pis..i t • taitea rat Mrs C••nti,>a eh• Theatre, from T•n tall Tlarce •'Cie*. NEW S l'a.TR LOTTERY. 1104. N the pre cent and o n ly L otter y to be drawn this T-4 , . arc ••• tr•awmt number p CAPITAL. PRIZES VW .r. the *MAIM quasitair of Twbeta. SZHEMIL. NI , of Pmts. Vale* of escb. Tete Value. i of 1 20400 re L 4 , 1,000 I 10,1%00 20,000 3 !ADO IVOn o l,oro 6OOOO 1 . N 0 6.001 10 IN OOO 40 X. !An - 6,440 to m. .131,0:0 rs (Hi.) L 2:0,000 Fart of the Capitals to ot iertnal as wilier • I rot draw., riatt. F.rat Day L • Vo•st T•tk.t. %event\ DA! I , stora 4n Twite. X &owl" Dr, 2e,000 -•• •4 1 w 1 T eket. P.ntM D. ...... net t..e . 241:4 SrirelVftt neat. net th bt Ihiatt fttl Months %Act ta.• Ail ei.iliaalt t)roa.ttm, S. 1).4, 11111 as ".tal tc.t.ets ;‘ , lel Star.% are nnw at e.Pry Lieenbed Lotter+ u4n.:, an F.444nd, Szw. 44341, and 4414-.4. PRE:SF - NT PRICE Ticket I:1, 17s. ...... de Od EseLth.... 21 7 , 64 . • t 44, '"ei.. 41. is Od 1 Stat.er.tla..ll. .1.1 61 P - 4,n• .n Cluctri will I T ekt. avid " 1 c 4 • , *••• a.. it preeeet„ b' eendel P.i-t U . C.A. of Sink NOW% to 6.4% Lean), MONDAY, JULY so, 1804. VICTUALLLNG-OFFIC:E, Jour 23, 1804 r rilE CO!.1 \IIBI3IOMERS for rifoadiNg Ni: WH mo's NW, da kenelly roe %tire, the on iredoesday the 14 of Aingebt eat, Key knit be 'Tidy it✓ receive rewire. i" Wetting (teate.l up), end treat for One Hudvir,l mod rift y Tl:un,.isdoeil.wtnj Weglydis ßoanso be delivered (11.11 Ire. ) i. Sit Wahl by fleetly proportions, oot haj how the Sterlt at Plyetnattb, sad the reltuikieg ho f in equal Illoirries hag time at Arlon( rani Pertiateuda; sad to Ito paid for y Bills ,apsge with loterest,isidely Dap after date. The 0111411011 if the Commas 'nay W seers at the toorotory'b Wirt. No Mord rid be had to any Tender, in rhirh the Price As , ii# be blurted is Words at Length, or dee than a.e be eletirer&l to "At iloardebefore Out o'CAock on the send Itednesdoy the lse Agra loaf, err unless the Person nu& We. the Te+ae►, e. 4111110,101kridnin litkotA, owenk. e, meow whew NAN Tor. • VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Juie 27, 1804. THE COMMISSIONERS f.. ripmetilitts Hit Hafooty's Nary 4 ht-eitt , gist Notice, That is FRI DAY ma, the 3J .f Anima. Puty mill is ready t. refs* Tetokre, writing (oralfd spa, owl treat for One ariedred e Morose* &sew, is be aostoe,oble to botopits to be raketd WA the leaders, is k d&rered imokortiatet) its. toe aores. it Deptford ; sod to be paid fir by albs payable Imo Istetett, Moiety No tyier Jam I%e Cnaditints 4 . di, Gland km/ k seen at Ms Secretary's No Berm! lc ;ft k kd t. turq Tiede, w rAitk the Prier Judi vim kr kiork4 is treks at teaget, or that Marl ode be dsgrvered to the &and 1410,4 this 4'Clrek 44 At mai! F, {day 4•4 t, the 3d Argue, 44r wilco du Parer 444 who tit Te..uer, Cr mac Perm,. o■ his t.-halt, 4km:4, to aWe whew c•liatfre. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, 'int. 28, 1804. THE COMM:SSIONERS • for ri!..ollitts His 'is•y de Arrevy 71,t mo I. 1111141 0 0 0 6 au Si Arty, they mad At .ends t. rt. titc wrifieg (waled 14p 4 treat ft, F , rMeo i.r Jred both tr thomAkt Miff. la 4, &mire a l wort she Vette II Depled, to St pad fir by 11.6 pers:ss4 oak lutc,ebt :':ititty D 21,0 iyter dist!. The Co Morons of the Contrail raay ie tern at the Srereraro O).Le Regard oral he ha M tar. rear,. is which the ?,i.e shell *et he hweetei if R'a►ae a Ike, it that aft.ii atK k d.Nt►n/ to the Board &lin, Oof .Cl; Ph the 484 Fl•Jey ant, the 1% d ear eh' , • he Perwie eh , ashes tAt Teades,er. peon is le , s Behn , •, c. rnle, t. fin ,e. riled fir. TH t .0 on OLD CAUSE! SIR T! ‘24: - Is PtI7OEIT, I UtONET. The Grand Cite Com t • for ',ever.' the Election et S f F. runorrr, amt. " T. at see a:r 'non t t refloat, and desonless Suptorter of the Itsghtssi the People," ILL Tr.-et t^-m-. - row morning, and every fol. ' the Election, at Nine o'clock pre cise', at the N.•.s L• KI •n Tavern, Chapel's. s'sllld TRAVERS, Chairman. Al Gentle:nen • t.:.• Interest of C r F /turde . ts, are m•rat earn ctly iintotatsd to come forward at the promnt CriAist ; and engs;c ;e•sunal , 1r most s;gorons and ring raue.a ; that tltts tzve•ta'Ar Co..nst suer be revtued irons the grasp of power, anrftn- itietr- of t., Freeholders 'witch hose been mast grwste sr•tlatttrd) may be smarted, established, and toe ever ennAemed. Lots of the Fre:hold:Ts who ha , . mot yet polled, may be bad by aoi. lying as 1 . 44. e. An c tnininic..ttons relative to this Election are requested to be Arran:lcl leans Hume. " Redoes strike hsnie, Aseage, avenge y3or country•'s wrongs'" " Lot •.3 collect what remuima of the boAceri frigricat of Magna Chart', and revive the droo:sin sp.rt of Liberty." IiCODSTT. MIDDLESEX ELECTION. COMMITTEE of SIR FRANCIS BUR DFTTS FRIENDS meet every the, from Eicht in t c Siorniti nti Ten at Nieto, at the BEN JOHNSON'S flF , tlll. GREAT ‘VILD•sTREET, LINCOLN'S INN• FIELDS, to receive Conansunicati,ina rospeebing the Election, peach. foe the Frrehotders a conveyance to tie Heating'. ROBERT ADAIR, Esq. M. P iu the Cla,r. NEW STAMP DUTIES AComplete and Accurate Statement of the abuse impels, with the Reminisce eticang the same. el.!. be inundated in a new Edition et ICEARK.Ers TAX TABLES, en be publidied in a few Days, price 11 as usual. TI:R TLES WILTSHIRE and CO. King's Head Ta•ern. Po", hese just loaded a Let of d,.• ...el! , ft:R ILES for SALE. Turtles drew-1 ever• Day in the highest Periectsooy sal sent to aay pan of Town ow Country. EXHIRMON AND SALE BY PRIVATE CONTR AE r THE TRUCHSESSIAN GALLERY of PIC 7uR New•Rnail, gy i reattr• Portland-Piece, oentmoes oven every day from mn till du. Eight ekgant room, return , i w to e a not sneeimens hv the tie-* Mallen o: the Ltah.la. rienainh.Gerroan. a;d French scheo's highly pre:-: - :td: du. call) arrAngsl, and .g. :rattly divem:Red. p. • ye, .A.l may be deli aered 1 - nnive.atelV • .th ~t 43 ) . oraig the as they Ca , . oecouveme.illy NT'vf....l by Otter f ,.„„ r ..11i mom. but it.: exhibiting at pri,tat :of want of room ‘d.nittaium One ht.illir.g •• • awn* fo , ;eireArociatt. SATURDAY NIG.' rs GALL rrE. • /lrlmira.'tr-O?••r, SR. • C.r,v of a Letter texts e1p,..1 KtO:eit I)utKey Wive?. Caen tnatot rof Ni: Majesty'. She *h. Melpomene, to Marad..n. Eq.. tilted oil Havre, the 24th inst. Si beg leave to enclose you, for the info-. mation of my Lords Commissioners of the Admi ralty, a copy of my letter to Lord Keith, of thi, date. 1 am, &c. R. D. OLI MY LORD, Melpomene, off Haw-, Jule Since my letter to your Lordship of the 17th in stant, we had very light and variable ~,;r ld , for three days, which were succeeded by , a ga!e from the northward, when the bombs had some diffscuLy to keep clear of the shore. Yesterday the wind having got to the S. W. I stood in with the squa dron, and ateleven made the signal for the bombs to try their range t placed themselves with the sesiosl rethink 7 of the pier heeds. and at a quarter pat' liven began a most tremendous fin of shells carcasses, which was continued without intermysion for an hour, and a half; in a very few minutes the town was observed to be on fire, and as the pier was very full of vessels, it is impossible but they must have suffered considerably. The vessels which bad bee-a outside the Pier (during the bombardment of the 16th), were so much annoy ed as to retire, some into the Pier and some up the river, one cf them was towed on shore under the batteries, and has been since taken to pieces. The e temy's mortar batteries have been very consititra- My enemas:l since the att ick of the 16th, and al. though the tire from th.m on the bombs was as great as, I will venture to say, wasever experienced, they being considerably within the range, yet it is with the most inexpressible pleasure I acquaint your Lordship, that not a man has been hurt. A shell passed through the misers stay-sail of the Zebra, another carried away the spare topsail yard of the Merlin, and two chain-plates, and grazed her side; Alit: a forty-two pound shot cut the spare topmast and some other span, and lodged in the booms of the Hecla ; this is all the damage done. It is im possible for me to find words,to express my admi ration of the condua of the Captains Sykes, James, Peel, and Beauchamp, and the other officers and crews of the bombs, for the able manner in which they plead and managed their vessels t and also to the officers and men of the Royal Artillery embark ed on board of them, for the judicious manner Ia ich they fired the Coeds. Some loggers came out of the pier during the bombardment, and fired their guns, but they were made to keep at a respefitul distance by the vicinor of the Merlin, Pluto, Locust, and Cutters, whic h wets always ready to give assistance where wasted, as were the other ships is the squadron in the situa tions assigned to them. 1 have the honour to be, &c. • ROL DUDLItT OLIVtI. Right flonouribk Lord Keith, L. B. This Gazette contain the Copy of a Letter from Vier-Admiral Sir J,'l'. Duckworth, K. B. Com mander in Chief of Hit Majesty's Ships and Vessels at Jamaica, to 'William Marsden, Esq. dated at Port Royal, Jamaica. the 10th of June, containing the capture of nineteen vessels, of different descrip tions, on that station. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.-.SATuap.av, JuLT The following Bills received the Royal Assent by Commission. The Stamp Duty Bill, Irish Vote of Credit Bill, Proprietors of Stock Additional An nuities Bill, Irish Revenue Regulation Bill, Irish Spirits Warehousing Bill, Bill for appointing Com missioners to enquire into certain Fees of Pablic Of fices in Ireland, Defence Lards and Hereditaments Bill, City of London Additional Force Bill, Bill to exempt Volunteer Officers receiving money for the Volunteer Service from being deemed Public Ac countants, Habeas Corpus ad testificandurn Bill, Bahama Islands Exportation of Salt Bill, Ordnance Lards and Hereditaments Bill, Port of Ltudon Dock Warehousing Bill, and the London Clergy Bill. The Commissioners present were, the Lord CHANCELLOR, the Duke of Mosrtosx, and Lord W•LSINVH.II4. On the motion of the Duke of MOSTAOSt, the Corn Bill seas read the third time. passed. and sent to the Commons for their concurrence. The Insolvent Debtors' Bill was brought from the Commons; with a message that the House had Agreed to their Lordships amendments. Adjourned to Monday next. HOUSE Of COMMONS . A message from the Lords informed the House. that they had agreed t.) the Bill for Regulating the Exportation and Importation of Corn. without any amendment. On the Motion of Alderman Comas, the Amend ments made by the House of Lcrds to the lnsolvert Debtors Bill, were taken into comideration and agreed to ; and the Honourable Member was direct ed to take the Rill tc, the Lords, ar.d icform them accordingly.—Adic 4 urncd to Monday. FOREIGN IN TELLIGI:NCE HAMIPURGH MAIL. rams, JULY 14. In the night between t:le Eth and 10th, the Em peror left this city for Boulogne; and the r.emt thy the Minister Talleyrand, and the Chief of Division in the Foreign Deparanent, Haute:ice. vent to the baths at Bourbon l'Archambault. Moreau has already a rrired at Bayonne. Si: Arch-Bishops, and three Bishops. besicles three Protestant clergymen. are appointed metnben :he Legion of llonour. (PRICE. St XPEtiCP. • V: -- - ~. U...•sie. JULY 14. Aeroviing to letters tiom Paris, Eniper.,r ireends to vlsi, tl4 cwinp in ti,is country by Ze)st, which cor.tains 14,000 men. ANSI'S:IDA '4. AMY 14. The four Batavinn privateer 3, lately on the cons` of Norway, have sailed for the !Lay of Biscay, where, according to the reports of %Listen of ships, they have captured two large Eng Oleg. RATISIIOI4I. 11LT 13. This day, in eh? Diet, the Imperial Royal C tial Envays nude the, following declarei .n ; on which no oluetvations litre mate by the Direitory of the Empire. • WitswiLL muscat*nom or TWA 1138711111 AL •ne ROYAL LIOATIOW AT 11814,013 T IN CIRCA:I.O: " The Imperial avid Royal Levi/04as it in commission to (signify, that hi.lmperial M. j, tit farm rates, at all times, in the confidence wlich His Electoral Higl new of Li s r t tains in the fv.endll se .timenti of Vance irritant the Gene n., Empire; and on this confidence was fr... d,l the bope of I.ls Majesty, that, as the mcillems at F.ttenheins un 'Are burg w..re of that nature, ou which the nowt tnendle end gre..t.fie Invert have newer emitted I , § enter into va ti,,: a mo r y eivAanyiscina. she French Court would receise, in an artrieshle oianirer, and be desirous to comply with the reque4 of the knipite, tt a friendly ca planet ion. "As his Mardv, therefore, 'n this natural view of the sub; xt, cannot apprehend that tne men •re -nipm-.1, instead of procuring the ettisfaitition desired, slirruld poadlic. am new disagreeable cornesuennes, he cannot het be. of (rhinos, that the proposed deliberation of the Der stioald be . The Legalism, tberefi.re, has it in ntountission, it the other cornitial Legation shall rerrive instruction: to ;omitted ti the or sting of this deliberation, to give t!v7:r vt.tog essitibl, their declaration of the 14th May.' ITALY, IDLY 4. On the 29th, Salicetti, Bcnaparte's ilia ger a: Genoa, presented his new credentials. On the 1 lth of May, the Austrian Consul at Corfu, delivered a note to the Government,tocl • ins that his Sovereign, as a guarantee, larly the independence and peace of ittv :43 Republic at heart. PLTLISSI:IO% JOLT 3. As we noderstana, our sovereign has se:.t a courier to P.ris, ano.her Note c nett. .g several aimir• is filipsumieft. - - status. t 7. In the n'ght of ts-e 14th, a Russian col•ier ar rived here, from St. Petersburgh, and the next day he continued his journey to Paris. R p•trt say,. that he carries with him - another important note from the Russian Emperor to the French Government. This day our king sets rot for the reviews in Silesia. CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTEENTH OF JULY. (FROM TU MOXITRVR OF it:LY 17 ) irty tg. Yesterday being Sunday, the e6th of Messi i r. the anniversary of the fourteentl of July, aI. .0" members of the Legion of Honour who were in P.. is solemnly took the och prescribed in the preseacc of the Emperor. At sic in the mornir.v the ceremony wis an nounced by a discharge el artillery. The troops composing the garri.on of P.ii is, hav ing repaired at ten o'clock to the Pu rr d, filed off before His Majesty, and formed a hoe his palace to the Invalids. Before noon, her Majesty, the Empress, wt mit from the palace, aced crossed the garden of the Thui'Aeries, between the lines 4.f unops. I ter lb tinue consisted of four carriages, one with eight horses, and three with six. The Empress was at corr.partied, in her coach, b 7 the Princeks •s, sisters, and sisters-in•law to his !tilt ie ty the F mpir. roe. The other carriage, were hi:4.d by ladies of the palace, the first Chamberlain, and the first Ecuyer. The troops presented arms, ar.d beat to arms. The Governor of the lr.valids, and the grand master of the ceremonies, met her Mait"4 yat the grand porico, and condueled her to the decorated tribune, which had been prepared f,..r her before the Imperial throne. At noon, his Majesty, dkilFsnperrns, antler a dis charge of artillery, set tart`on horseback from the palace, preceded by marsl.als of the centre, and followed by the Coleaels. Generals cf ha gu..rd, an.i the great Officers cf the Crown, ha ai..es-ds camp, and the Statsvf the palace. The procession was opened by the chase airs. a. , 3 clo,ed by the horse grenadiers of the Iraperi I gua •d. Numerous discharges of the ca nina the inva lids announced toe arrival s f sass The Governor cf the havALls e 4 .e outs:tie 'Ls gate, to receive Ills hiajcs:y, an. krc v..' to hi:r. keys of the hotel. The gnat! Digni!aries the Niin;stere, an great Oifacers of she Lmpire, who ti.al cows C.L. • • A