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1 ." .....,. .... 1 7 ~'ly ~~ ~~ r 72 Ai . . -44 71 e. r _ Milk.ll 88$.) • qrbt :11 • tr , I . siii..-• e 031, 1805. THIRD TSAR THSATILIF-11 )Y L, Mit gT.LApdg. ("ins PRESENT EVENING. 03. St. Their I maieniee iternmi. win ars a Mee „ died A PRIOR CLAIM. The Characters by Mr Doween, Mr. De Camp, Mr. El. Mr. Riorvinore, Mr. Peintellstr i Mr. Denser, Mr .:udias, Jre. Mee Dolicia, Mrs. H. ibilletti. Misi Do Camp. The PRO; • C he ',ohm by Mr. DP CAMP. And she EPILtIGUE by Mies DUNCAN. To which will 6, aid , * the rain et THE ANA IDMISf. C,isniri, Mr. 3..misin ; Monsieur La Metlicin Mr. WO. ; Old Ge•sid, Mr. litarturra. Doctor'sVrife, sa. in; *Kane.% Mite Mellon. ••• The Now Cismoidv sty A Plier part.rmed, fro tint*, yenndsy ine , Ant, was again received with sand. d appie6l4, sii rill be repeated Tn.inorsew, Mon .. mid Turd* nest. . vow, after the New Comedy, a New Beget, cared - Risturn. tit which Mademoiselle ranter will • h r din weans's; is Mr lesion, from the Opera • • Adios caramel by Mi. D'Egvdle, who as on !•11st thu. Theatre ttc Brehainvist **mews Deface will make their drit appear. wordy, is the Open a The Siege ut ;ju g .4 6 iGh. the C'a'sh of it. P• 11114. & dm , 3. 6e1.... 1 2.a11eiry. 24 —4l;iter Galen., Is Peat.. Cy the B ,u.. 1.. he taken of Mr. Fesnr.Jk, at the 1t0n4,11-*. tt Little Rama'-tercet. 110CENIP170N FROM DUTY ON C %: I" 4 t I 14'8 MAJESTY'S COMMISSIONERS fir r tUrTAIRS 0 - TAKEs, harry etat Notice, That all &non. ititistiag Exemeittime from (Ac Duty, ix na i ve& N' the Dlti,laadt itiaag from homicide, Divotrodt, .r Shares of kaa•tio, 'ha of kir Pandie Itesetesae,, aletalter is the Hriols of Ay Donk o f %hod, or e other Poetic Compattioo, Corporate or wet Corporate, Jrill Wowing to Gov Prieto/If Sodetteo, or to on, cic''''ada torrid eor Sock* of Perak*, eotostleated for Charitable Pnroase• only. ace repaired to stake their to faeauptiore bofire tht VIS/XiMilhaVll far the *rid Parrett of At Ado ; tho , ail teach Gam' owe k evade i.e WI itiv, and tlehhorril at the o,ke r Tares, is Somerset Place, di r e -telt* the Secretary fr the Alain e Tares. The Porn .:, which such Chilies ore to be wide, may he had a , the mid Otfire, eo Application aler t oi• ot the Othee q the hopector for the Data “ Dia denji, at the Old Stork F. zre7 ; or le say hot. us to. sta. toyer of Teta. B e Or the hoard, M. WINTER. Oihar for Tares, 214 °roller, PIGS. Otirat I)ay it puSlAiied. in Ciao Yolams, cairn. price 8. W. in I otnerts. rIIHF. I.IFE of ER ‘SNIlf,i, with an Account of W it•duced finni th• lAret, Mai a Ur J.hn Jonas. Re A. LATCF.Y, F. Prisin-d fie T Cadet! and W. Quiet, Strand PuREIGN INTELLIuLNCE. TRAVEL.; OW ‘I s r. PI TERSRU .! urn CHINA In the prow, and rp , mlily w.ll be pu..5i0...41. In t Lie Volume Rro. with Fr RAVELS from St. PETEttSCURG in RUS SIA, to velour PARTS of ASIA ; kly JOHN BELL. of Al.temr'nl The SECOND EDITION corr. , tel. Ed.okhorgh Pr.,104 for William Creech, and told in Lan do,. Sr M.arrav, Fleet suoo-t. ARMY RAKERS. COMMISSARY GENERAL'S OFFICE, Great Glow-wee; Seth 041,6ar, 1606. 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S t/1 4 ), the FIRST GFNERAI. NI F. 7.11 I • • it • .1. caw SEA.Sj!iI, er.II be h..lde • timbre on !frxr. As vim of Mime abet, at Eight "'Clack is, the Laws"( r 4 c' is wale A (MANI) MASQUE. ?lie New %4.1.. 13r,ne t.fltuirtrt is s w.fl be rt.? vte i ee et , ent.trair till farmer rittuze. Tt..n.nrue, eller S i ,in ! 5 re Week; N4t eAttinlay, alter Ilia, Pi , a7 t.f Pts ore. (in M..n.lev, else 0 .era of Etiv E b Fleet in 1312. Tairel.ry,Shaersfea• 'ts Frevel. of blo,b,th firoteet. rs. Pit, ti I. t: ttlesv tr. Upper arlle v, 1.. 1r1,,,;,4 the 14 'tree le be &liken et Mr. Ornadon,at the W.( - nflic t, is Hut-sir:et. UST-INDIES TO WRI rERS, CADETI, Re. DA RTICIT IA Rs respelling Dr. C;ILCHR IST's Va , li I oer iIENTAL TONUCATIONS earl GRA- Tuirous .NtTRUCTIONS, mar be known by apipiyirig and Pun', R loksoilwrs to the Ear' Lelia Company, Leelenhalf-attre.; or to Dr. GRokrrin, at Ca•nberw.ll-green. TREE MAIONS' TAVERN. ,7 ESS RS. SUT l'()N, THORN, and CUFF, rewettfoois inform the Nobility, Gmbh and d0. , 4 Friends in if ”nesi, tint their opening Di.iner will he Tt..). MORROW. the Ist or N•minbtte. at Fne oClock prer 4 sl,, when they Ito ei s be hon tutini with the company o every well wisher is the C* 4 1,11111. Ticks., stay lwe had at 11.1.tyd'4, John's and Twice?, and Coie's Coffee-horses. CCHAPPLE's CIRCULATING LIBRA RY, • No. 66, PALL-WALL. I- St. /CM" ralice• *ILA ‘IS OF SuesektPrium. L. s d. L • A. rnolv 11aR Veal/ 0 12 ott 114..tstif 0 4 Tn chargs ;Area 4.0 r, and slot ohtswer. Nom-Seliss.Obers to d•paas• the and pa, as aaJer far Itiadiod amnia Rook ....Oct .0.4. 04 4 • -noses. .a: a., Ihrool•roa..s. 4.1 —'Gnats thar, Macaa:aws, Of t. I. I:I this undertaking, tie! P ~, ,rsetur's um ha. to ettatdAh a Plan, to sapid! hi- Salw,,ribe , t with ever, new P.eslicat ilk OW I , sveroieg•ire eutertaini..ig (jawed .11.0teraturts, as %anti as it appear, rf whit+. I. will Alvin., 111 such a numhis., arshatt mere at an. ihraupttititgnent li. /tie 3 , t'secr.h.:r.; and ha ho.te. Oat IMP vtictest pianc:alliti an - 1 3ttor6tio .01 hr. port, MITI a.elre tin the wet...clot; a.i-I Ct. cbtir of h.. Fri t , .e s rA rlOs: 4ItY OF Tim HEST Ckti N. b. Vi 1:1111 T‘ckett, Curnpl..hinat Car+, and Cat& of M. drew, ne angraved and smate.l. News2apers rrigularly ;cry., Paper Office. ury- Laws Thea . re-...T.ekel. c••t by the Evenmg. ('HEAT and Elegant FAMILY LINENS an d . INDIA ‘II2SLINS W.UtEIfOUSE, at the Three I 273. Holborn, ex I. by opposite Red Lien street R. PREVI IN avails himself of th• earli-st oppotionity to acquaint the Nobi:ity, Gentry, arid floe* Ladle. who aft rt. tyrililig to town, that he has ieleoed an entire new And the. ~..t Y•iiisck Is , the winter season, consisting of a resist steel sive variets of articles, at prices inissiudly Imy. 'More La don we,.. h ire not made pilrelsAler, will find 4 considerable saving at les Warehidne„ as a piece or half piece any kes.l of go...is, will be charged at the lowest wholesale prier, and, if not apprincd, immediately exchanged. B. Preston bogy lear• to odes.,. his Fiteliils, that he has quitted the late concern of DJvis and Preston, and removed to No. 273, below. as he wishes then to observe, that his Mille IS still retained ;it the shop. Under the i.n•ne.liate }Armitage of the OFTICF.Rti and ENTLKME:II of the ROYAL W . E3rNirsis TEK vo- LuNTEEits. Acitit . nc THEATRE, SADLER'S WF.I.LS. TO't miNEvir 1W MR. MALE:. PR F- - ; THURSI).% ( o.loher 31. I l4'_) rObe, a, .•nrwo new Manral Entertattiment, •ten bi G ‘l,llt. called 'THE LOTTERY TICKET. 2. '47 oe. LUCK 'W ALL sot rs. T.t , n Mirirsm tit, Mr M. we; Uhi Hartley. Mt. ?abeam 11%ee , , Mr. Matey Immo, Me. Sart ; fte4.4lF. Mr. N min z hte•Petl4 ??, Mr. int e• uit n ; Pct . Win., Mr. Shwal. . • and Katy [tartle t! , Mrs. R.tof,y , her Fay: Apee•ary lice thews S. van Year.. T'.e M mit!, now, ra ooetikl and arranged by M. l'"r jun. A CAMP rolTay.AL, in which the Rnyal tVestininster rah play sayers' ‘far!i 41 An. Au oretzro«nel A.ltireee, by Mr. Hair! M•. Wiortta. AA Mr. Laurent (Clown,. M..- hags; of l b . ...spit Thum. of Mirth, 1.. (cunt, Strand. will :to whore Is.. eelehrned S sews .4 Ls St •rt J.• Ifart . quitt. n 0 4.1 , in this Lhat tempt oeNI," by Sir. Wunett. •• rts. Wrof," to Setts. o. W... 1 11 the Free 'Pt bole Iraye their by N 1 Ps r. The inneb-arint,red Dad a by 51-. Matter end Mr. Tteniseh. C-isp;n.'• by Mn. Reae. Mr Ctsertnn, the w.:l Whist's the Oye-tarc to to,er and hdAiYin T:te atnelt adrenal R,tto,u.mt of THE TALRINI: BIRD: And tit. /Pawl Caltdrnian Duos', of AN ItgA rAc4; or. CHE WATER SPF.CTK E. -th within and ~rndneel by Mr C. 11.meis.3. „lee the Mime wrapped by Mr. Reeves. Trnt who!, of the bezurry 1 1 Mr. Andrews ti. 61. per bnute. D.ors to ernes s. Ft to A:Ards, owl thePerh,rmantes , o begin et tio, oftv"iv• 111 ACK ocric PRAY can you clink what I've heard tay Ata.h , p. that t:•hts arei for a auto, C an Fair SIT two puma: 4a, or cog K 'cps ray.... kola I—bly what. think you W he. b the east., that tun a run O e .uoitiog moos cut compteta, O n London '1.e.,/ kleyt, mate by ono D w.llumß in I*, tioonelintoh greet. 1" 1 0REIGN WINES, of the fiat vintage-. ar ,l 1 gal Ity, selling at the feilmaing luw Pr.ces, for ready mane:, viz. OM Peet, rineeice, 1303... De do. do WHIS dith. 1„4.4.0.1 Ih. P.M Snevta On laladeina ditto A'.:4 Tit Whoa nit , / be tenet, het.ein ihe t•• , . and /gm.. N A. %.artise•utawek, e , tvert. F 1 a'f a I) t-.. 1,..• .las 4111•10i.lt 80 MIT uttttof t.ie :Me et e . .: MN wing, eke% flt 4 Wort *goal to the le the neat eill 're friorlyia. Ft):; Tab ETII. Fi t inv n i a m std wed by Ili loyal t. 2. , iess the Thibe of Kent PIIKO ()RIENT.II. DEN 11VRICE, a a ASIATIC 'II 00 re i'JWItElt, hev h-en Topsolfy ye w; erdiniorb deed by the .a.nt impeiffahl• Medical "thcellleh wad by many, mat reel .intended. The Powder Manta. and beautilies , he teed', awirste.i. the Meath, 08411/ 1 10 add thit can onrode ih- Int puts a heantifo: 4. the m e ek !re,. to a.tnny •MCV. It Ilife..gthen4 thr gums, wad. ates *bete:nett (which newt wove. the - lee/cwt... of a *hole set or teeth), ' , restive's •nii in teeth tom seculet 4 ..eihee teeth teem becoming ew,y , (amen. th se when are 4114 prime' the happy 11Ie•n• ei we. •••tulig their bAng Wit what has enhanced lie the emilisathei of then, have 13... en in the habit a u-ng it, is, that'it prevents the t..r n .0 the tooth ach (with 'sloth, bettne that perind, they . 44 1 )1^u vonl.nly adliocted), and obviates, le lie entity of that ' ll " , lortlable of all o, , erationl, scalnts Cie te.lll. a Tin Incr, wbkh poseeywei the writer n' ming the must teeth-o:Ite. and iv • wast, ith the ;noel."' A east.,, n,,rnt porch& we •i., AAJtic T.. ,tb Pint 1,, oiihn•it " M. I ^E , •e" en Um stamp int the top .4 the b..*. All oilers are o .unkifeits. Sold, •heleide and retail, by the Propri •.or, at her house Nu 3, L:taiott-htentli-g:, 'Tied; and, by Mee ali . ,pionnent, by G.ittie and Lea, Pie., heed Street; Do•pota end Son, )9, Fleet etree-, Tuts aid keelEschear e ; Tint, el, COMIIIII 4 Dena it , . Owner of Pateteester-em, Q:.-ep.ide: Itt,:g, date; 411..4 6 - he Handle and 3011. 14,48, Y. ( kr" . " 1 9 Soho; Petty and Witt, ?tube King-ceuit, 1.0 nbr4. "tti Wait ant Teem**, Graerebrettaireet; 5'44•11- Seelled esidweest se the enerilede-woliese is Loar6.o, 1 1- 1 4.ebaate beetle. SUPERIOR WINES. SPENrER and PERKINS, N.,. 115, Newgate latoorters of Wtor f•.r upward% of Forty e l et..e., of wimli tit ..• hay. adryted that ..dirtirahle mode of rtria .rating it in large Vat. of 3 astel 4090 Uallene contents, se en y. tii.l.l in (Serniatty and WWI ,loos. ehn2Ad ; by wink their NVi.... are so iinproyed in Efayour„ and their Cordial Qualities retain 41, rivat they are nor only a delicious Liquor to the Pa- I de ' b..' giateftal to the St.. oacha of Nerve,' H a bi t+ , an d t h e 11('d and Ituirrn. Thea Stock of Oki roil, Madeira, Boerne, tic et of Fofteen Thotrimid Pounds raise, by which they . 'tabled to keep Wine to great ages, b oth in Cask and Ho-. —Me- also kze a large Stock of Cognac irandy, ••• statics R in, and East Intl* Orange Shrub, the ..!.•t i Lndon, treated tit the none trientain in Vas, which, Sew , . the • W.llOll. they tell on the stmt moderate terms, for .47 "wry —.Mot less than a Oreen lent to any pan of the .*n free of Expenee. FRANCE, GERMANY, ITALY. 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On the 1 nth or 13th of this mareli, a fresh, and nstst bloody and o'ntinate engagement took place, which lasted the whole day; and in which the Em peror Napolrori himself . ..arriving with reinforcements, decided the viaory. The conseitkinte of this is stated to have been, that if not tam itself, yet all the heights around the town, by which at is cam mended, fell into the hands of the French. The A walla:ls, who had passed to the Left Bank of •he Danube, and extended themselves considerably to wards the frontiers of Franconia, must sow be cut off from the arm) between elm and Mensmingeo, and are in the most desperate situation. The Arch• duke Ferdinand in petson cot:saunas that part of the army which, in the night of the 13th and li;th, was at Gemund. The advanced posts of the Austrians, who are pushing with vigour throtigh the Upper Palatinate, aloag :he Danube, arrived ou the ltith at istadt-ssa lloff. Considerable doubt prevails as to the Corps nudes , General Adgereae. Some arcoun . ., state, that he has passed the flume at fienruguen ; others so that si:rne 11••;i:nents of that Army have arrived its the territory of Baden, and bare :eacbed near Man- ' heim. llitherto no certain accounts have been reerivril of what has taken place in Italy. It is generally rer ported. however, in private int,: . frt-to Montieh rri the 13th, that hostilities have likewiat centime Keil , in that quarter. In a General Order, issuA at the Grausi Nowa.. qnarters at Augsburgh, of the 13th, the Iseapevor Napoleon expresses his satisfadion with l'ae lellftannn of Dragoons, which, at the aff sir of Win tie n., rot the Bth, took 3,0(.0 prisoners, eight stand tll co:nesse and seven pieces or cannon ; use also wen the Yawls which wcye en 4aged iii the hat the of li4UlZWirtr, a.'.l who carried by storm the laraidge.thas cuisias.odwi the enemy's position, taking^:one_blaisiraGeeftssal and 1,000 men pritionrs, Jac . e The latest accousits I r en 4 a meridian s . Best. Marshal Bernadotte had 4.1:44 the i elnaaria.vs under General K;enrruvi•r. insinuating to MOOS strong, first at Aieha, an I afterwardapem.Morrech. Bernadotte arrived at Mriaieh on tiff 1.71. General Kienrnayer had just eras° sted th 2 piace a. the Fr-nah and Bavarians entered. and a few siren:lves of his army were taken prisoner... Bernadotte. all soon as he had taken posyssion of 3ifansch, eitt off a column in pursuit of the Assyrians retreinieg to wai els the lon. On t"e other hand, .asethiii - F.rvoch i v w cAutnn at the sans: time advaactil ards .Land• shot, while the main body of tier ttotait.6lol,4 attached to (lie 'arm, a l arslsal rnadotte. %d -r rimed towards Straubevg. .. n a cue, OCT. IS: For two dies past repeated aes:ouots !alive b -e* received from the Armt •'”4 th• Danube ; but 'No thing farther otS:ial rs vet priblished. Wriuswfaile i , it is underst•-isd, that the caking of Ut , n, by the Frenrh, is m •re and in w.: probable; that mesh blood was spilt in the coorlia ; that two French tie. nerials, Boudet and Grouchi, ere kille I i and Ge neral Vignohes had both his legs carried away by a cannon ball. CO,i the 13th and I nth. th• French and 3avariaft troops, under the command if Marshal Bernadotte. hail advatictil tartlier :I s Ards the Inn, lot had I.lt behind consideraisle garrisons in Munich and in fr.- goldstadt, arid were labouring hill in fortifying particularly the latter, with i . :'e of oh :r.rvi.sg the .lu:trials. who have entered :ae Upper Pa.aaia tut. aa. - 1 who have evinced a dispa-a:ion to attack In goldstadt, and to prevsnt their penetrating jaw Ba varia. the French proceed al 'lag the [.ech, and have advanced as far as Fuessen and Sellout:au. It is stated thaehetween Fuessen and Landsherg,they had an efion with the Austrians, in which t . -y took some cannon. At Faessen a number of Austrians are at work, in raising fortifications for the defence of the ap proaches to the Tyrol, on tha . • de. AUOESUSOFI, OCT. 19. Since the Ilth instant we have beai .1 the distant report of cannon almost without bite: rnrz.iort ; this day, in par.:cular, it is very load. The French are fni ruing Sires-Apent and entrenchments over the western bank of the Lech. If we except a few excesses which have been cimistitted in the country, we have na reason to complain of the Austrians in Suahia ; but it is ge nerally asserted, that they behaved very ill in Ba varia. 'rho country people have been robbed and pillaged, and many of them, who attempted to de. fend themselves against the Hussars and Uhlans, were cut to pieces by them About six hundred waggons, lined with straw, were lately sent from Augsburgh to Ulm and Memmingen, to convey the wounded soldiers away, if a battle should take place WW. have received letters from Munich of the 13th, mentioning that a serious engagement has taken place between the French and Austrians in Italy. rants rat town antes, OCT. 43. According to letters from Augsburgh, the French made another attack at every point on the 14th, but could not force the Austrians to give way. On the 15th, it was reported at Atigsburgh, that the French had carried the entrenchments of Mtn, and the city itself, by assauk; but the letters of the 16th, which have just arrived, make no mention of it. Donauwerth is full of wounded soldiers. many of them are Austrians, who they could not carry away. Austrian prisoners were passing ►y without intermission from the 9th to the lath. caries OF Tat LECH, OCT. 14. His Imperial Majesty Napoleon left Augsburgh for the Army, late in the evening of the 12th; and, on the same day, two Maenad - Labourers were put