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it *.;..... IV . , sf•-•.-4-3'4 ....**l 1 -1. - ite • .`` ' ~.1 1 . . yu MB ygrgi- t:',, t rit i ; F. HE k r Itali It(t: 4 , la c ' URY-I,AN C E. u a %V DN . I. " G t, Dee. 26, Their M.yessi-iServAnt.., ws y of THE BUSY BODY. s ,, Georgf. Airy, Mr. )Sarrysnore; Sir Francii Gripe, Mr. 0 ,be I:rtttob rein• 071 . 4.;-,,,, 1-.. 4 . ~ f , .._ 1 `7ON: .. .2. -...-r„,..... -~ 40.7" . MONDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1504. (PRICE SIXPENCE• Dee. 26, VICTUALLING•OPTICE, Dec.l4, 1804. THE COMMISSIONERS for Vasaflaw His Majesty, Nary de here,. site Notice, That ass WEDNES DAY, the 26th Instant, they WU! he made to rereire Tew.iera is soriting kale*, np), and treat pyr tse Supply of what Fresh Eq . shall be dronawded for the use of his Ahjesty's Ships and I es.eis at Yarmouth, Lima, and !falls, in the Coanty o f Norfolk,, from Ildt lit Day of January melt, to the 30th efJuniifilltneins, inelissist aad to be paid for by Bill., payable with hams', musty days after date This Day u published, neatly print:4 i 6 One Volume, Octavo price 6s. in hoards. THE SOCIETY of FRIENDS, or PEOPLE commonly caIIetYGMAKERS. EXAMINED. By JOHN lIKISTED, Of the Honourable Society of ti,e IttnerTeimile Printed for J. Kiwroan, in the Poultry; and J Wh:te, Fleet-street , Sir George Airy, —• • , ...... _ .inris Gripe, Mr. s ;Sr Jealous Traffic, %tr D ,wane ; Ch•rles, Mr. Dol. Marplot, Mr. Bannister. Miranda, Mi,i noncan ; I ..noda, Mrs. Scutt, S,:entwell, Mss Tidsnell ; Patch , mi„. ; whiCh will be pre:ented (for the Ist tune) a new Panto mimic Ballet called, OLD HARLEQUIN's FIRE-SIDE oia Harlequin, Mr. Male ; Harle t uin, Mr. Byrne ; Young Barlequins, Muter Oscar Byrne, M.stee Titelv, Miss C. Bris tow, Hiss A. Bri-tow, Mies Wens Old Columhme, Miss T a ylor; Columb:n., Mrs. Sharp; Young Columbines, Miss B.Go.elsr in ; Time, Mr. Fisher ; Genii, Mrs. e Punch, Mr Grimaldi. A wt (IGth rim: these Eight Yeats), the revived Hit torn al Priam -cc, in Three Art-, of RICHARD CCEUR DE LION. Kith catirely New Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and n. c. In a few Days will be "Wish's% in Three Volume", 12nsca. A DLLINE MOWBRAY ; or, The MOTHER and DAUGHTER. A Talc. by Mrs. ()PIE. Printed for Longman, Hunt, Uri, and 0/The, Paternal ter- row. Of whom may be had,lately publi4wal, by the um- intim, I. The TA f HFR and DAUGIITER, aTd ••ini • Ir . rointioripee The Fourth F.d.tson, pair , ss. 6d h.. or 2 POEMS. In I Volum., Ltalo. with a Franii..., • t.,. Tiand Edition, pried Co. boarild. The Conditions of the Contract may be seem as the Secre , o, Oder; at th•t e; or by applying to the Collector of thd Cuettniu, at larusentth. in the Carotyuf Norfolk. No Regard rill k had to soy Tender, in which the Pelee shall not be inserted in Words at 184th, or that shall Not be delivered to the Board before One a•Govk on the laid freshiettlog, the 26th Instant, ,wr unless the Perms who makes the Tender, or eine Fawn on his Mal; attest* to murk when celled for. Richard, Mr. Kelly ; Barrymnre ; Florestan, Mr. Cooke l Sir Owen, Mr. Dl,nurn ; Antonio, Mrs. Bland ; t;,._ilot, Mr Stiehl ; Mr 4. MuutiLun ; Laurette, Miss li.);lowav ; Julie, Miss C. Bra -q. In Afr 11l a Dance, by Miss C Bristow , &c . tin Thors , lav, the Tragedy of King Richard the Thifd ; ( ~F -r, Mr. Eilision (being his lit appArance in that CU ; v ith The Cacivaii. NOT ACTED Til LSE NINE YEARS. r('HEATRE ROYAL, COVENT '. GARDEN. On WEDNESDAY, Dec. 26, will be acted a Tragedy, c.ll.rd GEOAGE BARNWELL; Of, TIMLoNDON MERCHANT.. George Barnwr.ll, Mr C. Kembl.• ; Thoroughgood, Mr. Murray; Truemsii, Mr. Claremont Uncle, Mr. Null ; Blunt, Mr. Reverts. Marie, M Ar e,„,,st ; L uc y, Mn.o Mattocks; Mns Litchfield. Atter which wet beinesentrd • far the first time), s New Serie . " • Comic Melo-Dramatic Pantomime . railed HARLEQUIN QUICKSILVER; Or, THE GNOME AND THE DEVIL. licth entirely New Mu,lc, Scenery, Machinery, Dresies, and Liecoraii.,;l;. _ . The Overture and MIISIC Composed by Mr Ole,. The Acton of the Mrdu-Drama produced under the Direction of Mr. Fa . rley The Osnees by Mr. Bologna, iun. - The Principal Characters by Mr. Brunton, Mr. Blanchard, Mr. Simmons, Mr. Denman, M.• Atkins. Mr. Kitt•, Mr. !aeries, Mr. Menage. Mrs. Atkins, Miss pas ie., Miss Martyr, Miss Wheatly. The Pwitonnine Charactcla by Mr. Biogna, jun. Mr. Dub.,is, Mr. Klallert, Mr &login, Mr L. Bologna, Mr. Abbot, Miss Searle. On thuraday, the C.onictly of The Beaus Stratagem. DWELLING HOUSES AND ESTATES, In Town and Country LF.ll' ani SOLO. by PRIVATE CON TR In7r, by .11111I'1 TOWNSEND, Estate and Nayi• se)le C,nll Office, No 5,1, Cannonatre,l„Londou. N.ll —A Book Item open fur the Resister of Farms, Estates, Wet Dock, Firs and Life Insurarce Oct,ff and Narigablt Cuss' Property, to he Por,hawd add Sold ui all p.a. of the Vuita.l Kingdom, ar wdl as Sharer in respectable Part nershipr, Public %WA.. &c. •.. Houses and Kstater Surveyed and Valued —Plans neat') and 'ecru ausly Ihaw n. Portage. and other incidental expenees co be regularly oh-. g 'd. LONDON TAVERN, December 14, 11104. AT a SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the PROPRIETORS of the LONDON DOC& CUM PANY, held byre THIS DAY - • • Sir RICH kit D NEAVE., Aert in the Chair; _ _ The Minutes of the last Niema n were r•-. 0 and confirmed, *The following Report was rent and approved REPORT OF THE. COURT OF DIRECTORS OF THE LONDON DOCK COMPANY. When the Directors had last die honour of meeting the Proprietors, they entertained a consideralde degree of conk• denim, that the hope they then C.ve of the London Docks hei , tg opened, and Ft for Drunks=, before this time, noolit live bean realised; they mud cenamly regret, that intovoirl able interruotions Lava det.-ated that expectation, and that the uncertain del.vzry at materials, an impossibility of obtaining and keeping tune:her a sufficient number et workmen, massy of whom have hem at tones called off to :sational works, and other circumstance. unforeseen in an undertaking so earmaive and noexampleil, nave delayed the completion of the Works. They avenue to inform the Pmprieto.s, that the Duck and limn are so fir finished as to admit the water which has boa tet in without as • apparent inj u ry to the work.. That the Tobacco Warehouse is finished ; that one Stack of Warehouses is reads and capable of receiving 12,000 tons of Merchandise; and also Vaults are ready for the reception 44 . Wine, more than adequate to the present wants of the 'rade. The Iron Swim; Bridge, in the line of Wapping-umet, is erect-d, and the communication will be complete on the nuishine the pavement, which may be done m ten days. Your Directms hope soon to obtain perminion from the Leeds Coniniiimuners of the Treasury le °ion the Docks, for the purpose of receiving Tobacco and R.ce, Wines. Brandy, and other Sprits , ererl the remaining part of the cargoes of reseals im- lig those aitielm. aseoh,d, That it is expedient to raise 140,0001. being the remaining part of 50111,0001. authorised to be raised by Act 44 Resolved, That a Subscription be opened on the following terms, That the sum of RI. per Cent. he taken by the Stock •od Loan Hullers as a Lean, to be repaid at the end .if ire years, if requi..te, bearing interest at b per Cent. per ann. with an option if making the same, or any part thereof, Capital Stock at par, at any perioil within two years from the date thereof. Resolved, That toe Subscription for the Loan be closed on Wednesday, the 2d of J.. nroary next, at Four o'Clock. Rimiest, That 251. per Cent. thereon be paid Al the London !lock-home, Wruchestchstreet, on or before Friday, the ith January next. That a second payment of 251. per Cent. be made on or before Tinder, the sth February neat That a third payment .4251 per Ceut. be made on or before Wednesday, the oth of March next. That a fourth payment of 251 per Cent. be made on or be fowl Monday, the sth of April next. Resolved, That a Court of Directors he empowered, in case of a Stock of Loan Holders not having subscribed to the Loan before the td of January next, to admit such Stock or Loin Holder to 'Airframe!. per Cent. on the Stock or Loan livid, mould it appear to their satisfaction, that circumstances ILA ii.evented such Stock or Loan Holder having an option prior to the 21 of January next Resolsr.l, That the Court of Directors be empowered to itspoot of such Sum AS may remain unsuhocribed on the Id of .lari u iry neat, upon such terms as they may judge mut con. du, ire to the interests of the Company. Re , ..lverd, That the Roos, Dirties, and Buildings, of the Comuans, ha iorrotril Long, EN as Trustee, rr the purpose of issuing Sororities for true L tan of 140.0001. to such 'morons a. nay requite them. Revolved, Tirat the proceedings of Vs's Day he advertise.' in the Pub is Pap-is. GEO. ROBINSON, Se. Rearrlsnii, That tir • Thanks of it.. Meeting be given to the tlia•rman, ar d for Met ante meted slacra.imi to t. 114 a/II:V.0 of the Co.u.suy LIME STREET WARD, LONDON. AT a WARDMOTE held at the School House, in St. Mary Axe, within this AVard„ on FRIDAY, the 21st of December, 11104 (being the Feast of St. Thomas the Apostle), for the F.Jection of Ward Officer. for the Year ensuing, It was Resolved Unanimously. That the Tomtits of this Wardmote be given to the Honourable Peter Percher& Lord Mayor of this City, fur hold ing th'e; Wardmite, and for his judicious and impartial conduct in presiding over the business of the day. JOSFPII KFECII, Ward Cletit. Ordereil,Tlitt fiyegomg Resolution be published in The British Pre. - , Time-, and Morning Advertiser. CHEAP WARD. AT a WARDMOTE holden at St. Lawrence's Church, Chteaton.strect, London, on FRIDAY, the 21st day of December, 1804, herons the Right lion Peter Per chant, Lord Mayor, for the Elettion of Repres-litatives to the Court of Corunion Couacd, and other Ward Officers for the Year e:isuing, The Lord Mayor having quitted the Chair, and appointed Mr. Deputy Goodnehere his locum tenons , Resolved Unanimously, Tnat the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Right Ito . atonable the Lind Mayor for hi. pit, ol arid impartial conduct on the Election of thu Gentlemen of the common Council at this Wardnicte. That the foregoing Reodution be signed by the Ward Clerk, and publialied in the Morning Paiiers. S SMUFL CULME WEST, Ward Clerk BANKERS'ACCEPTANCES,inagood BILLS of EXCHANGE, not exceed nq tilt Mu ti.s. di,count ed, without ineurobertor the r MK% with and all Kind of MrecharAne bought and sold am C., it 0, Meter.. WIWI' I ESHALL and Co. No d, BOND-COUR I, WA LI.HROOK. Norte um Pennon of Resiteetatnlity wilt 'lotreated w.th, N. B Attendance horn P.le.en to Three o'Curk. PRIZES MO IN MIA, No 4, COKNHILL, and 9.CHARING-CROaS. BISH solicits the rublic to brin; in all out IL • Standing SHARES of ha, which he will ploy in full, ithnot any Ow:Suction whitstrer, ur exchang • they for TICKETS and SHAKES ut the ;shutout 1...1tA/li LOT TERY. . _ . TM Scheme is so universally approve", and the 5.14 so much greater nun in r•-‘ll-, Lottierios i elsoa Cul to conclude Tickets snit be extremely >came, and consopiesitl) dearer be fore the Drawing bsgins. •• Person, in the Conntry may be supplied with Tickets or Shares ht sending their 0 den., I...t•p.id, aces...imams' with guud dells, Bask Notes, Cash, in Po.t ui.Y e Orden,. QTA is LOTTERY, begins Drawing the 2tith of JANUARY, 111 m. sell F.ME. 1 of L 3 ~00u is L ' , ,000 2 2U,000 40,000 10,020 --- 33.1m0 3 5, 000 1. 3 0 6 1,000 6,060 10 SuO 5, 00 SO 100 3,000 60 SO 30.10 6,150 26 12.3,0111 25,000 Tickets L 2N0,000 Tickets and Sharehare iell ing at every Licensed Lottery Office. Price of Ticket L l6 12 0 Half .L. 9 10 0 Eighth .L.6 8 Quarter 4 16 0 I Sixte2nds 1 4 6 ••• Those who wilt to have particular Numbers, should be speedy in their Application to mine uf [outcry Dlfick-s, as the final delivery of Tickets front the Bank of England will take place on the 29th of December. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. Ltour , AND r IrtH E Motives which prevented me from appear ing betore you, as a Candidate for the Direction on the last Election, bei•ig removed, permit me n o w to repeat the pledge I then made you, that it is my fixed determieation to bring my pretensiiiiis to your favour to the ballot oil the first vacancy ; allow toe farther to assure you, that from the result of my own canvas, and the report of my friends, I have eery reason to flatter myself with complete sut r a. 1 mention this, not to weaken, bit to animate your exertions in my behalf, well knowing ah.t from the zeal and activity of my friends, I have every thing to expect. I shall take as early an upportu • pity asthe state of ray health will permit of waiting personally on every Proprietor :• in the mean time, I subscribe myself, with gre.. respect, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your mosimbedient and faithful Servant, America-square, Doc. dit. JAMES SIIAW. .- - TO THE PROPRIETORS OF FAST-I%DIA STOCK. I,,,Erge AND ( ;LNILIIbIeN, A CCEPT my warmest acknowledgments for the 111. honour conferred noon me by your distinguished sup port at the Ballot yesterday, which warrants my indulging the most sanguine hopes of suer csa when a Vacancy shall again oc cur in the Court of Dim:tors. Permit me, therefore, to renew my solicitations for tit_ honour of your protection, awl to as sure you that it is ulydeci.ted purpose tio persevere in the steady pursuit of this object of Inv ambition. I have the honour to r eiwi ros, w an grea t respect , I. idies and tomelemen Your moot tadlilul and doroted hatable servant, Kaag's Area's yard, C.A.treaa street, 31S, PATIISLIN Dec. 21, Ville. A NEW STOVE! Which effectually prevents Accidents by J OWE M s PATEN t• FIRE GUA S DOVE has obtained the Patro:lage and Approbation of the Firs Offices, and inaity hundreds of the Nohility and Geniry. The advantages of this Star. are, the complete security with which a room nius Isz left sr:icie tt hin use. Children being left in mom by themselves, haws not the isomer of playi..g with the ire, (hooch they hive the sight and bate6t isf it. It swop.. no more space than any other stove ; eonseqiiebtly, f u a areal rosin, bed , charobet om nursery, it w peculiarly valuable. Oravring-morn Moves with this improvement are tendered additionally elegant. May be seen in great variety, from three guineas and up. ward-, at.lowett*.Warebuims, the Pantentee and Manulacturer, No 214, WO klulborn, opposite Southampton -street TO THE PROPRIE TORS OF EAST INDIA STUC&. LA DIES AN U tie• 1 ALTHOUGH the event of the Ballot at the • India House Ye.terday was riot en•ul to the kind wishes and expectation, of my Friends, arising ininctpal•y from a number of Proprietors, who would otherwise have -uppoited me, haring been long pre engaged, and the Opiehltlentertain.ll that I should not otuceed to the Ballot ; lam still eacou.aged, by the proreiiha I have received, and the approbation expressed o f the Public grounds on which I came forward, to renew mr solicitation* for the homier of your summit uu toe next va cancy which may happen in the Direction. To the Proprietors who did sue the honour of attending in my favour yesterday, and to my Friends in particular, who ac tively exerted themselves on the occasion, I beg most sincerely to offer my grateful thanks, and Have the honour to be, with the greatest respect, Ladies 4iid Gentlemen, Wallwood Douse, Your devoted humble servant, Layroustooe. Dec. 21, 1804. GEORGE MILLETT. TO P %RENTS. TWO Females. Mother and Daughter, residing in a Innd Horne, in the first Waicring Place in the Kingdom, under the advice and recommendation or a Physi- S i an of e "'nem r, would he mil+, to take Chang" of a FrAlf CHILDREN, whose lieeltii rtquired particular Attention, on r aP101114414 T.-rins The first Rudimento Education attend ed to w.th Ca iectness, if re tuired.—Warn and Cold bath. jo.n'tig the Howe. Address to A H. Ilk, 12, Sheppard stre,t, bind street. AWIDOW, without any incumbr•nce, of an active thypeutiou, vrtto ito4 aortatsctot .s, • home, and some Mutter. WWI 4 ire hap I uoc a PARTNER in a ESPE(7AIII.It LIVE of BlNlNESh...tattat,ls to her altYr totes, FotoktyloYut, with the hope s potting her latte pro perty to 'woo Iltilhii•LOP, tort oces her to take this method of setyltiste • *traitor.' bile'? u. ••.i Letters athaotrted A. It N... Siteppontstrwet, good street, loan be mined turfy atteode4 to. SCBCCRIPFION LIAR KY, sTREPT,. PORTLAND PLACE. rrHE Putalc are most respeatolly inform •J, 614( tiwy tcdl hnd as e.v.ve, a gr .1 COLIACIION of BOOKS for g•tieral..r—ta awl *hell it daily toerea. s.g by a Itb..oa voi.loy of 114 . ruhric4troorr. the Term , of Sum:lloam vary acvo.vliog to the wi..hcri ac- Ibe Propri. tor brig.to ad I, that from a privilege swirls...l to ,hr s u bw.ihe r a of a e artic .tar amount, hay , .ig it in their rswev to die*, the p ut, haw of ao! lt-ioka for their special 1r.... he C , IIICJI•ni, f the ad ra n t :tidy watered, well to • degr•-• remove the imputation, that ..irtailvr collections are under, ias-d 'nay lay the (etiolation OM an eaten:iv, and valuable cid,. c lion of book., worthy of the opulence of the pariah to which • is placed. The particulars of the plan (ratis) to tiK had at lb... Library ; where also the Itoolue.ling and Stationary Su Meta 46 coudu,t. ed on liberal principle,. LIAMILY LINEN, RICH DRESSES, &c. at NFAVII'ON's, 14, Leicester-square.-250 pair of very ex cellent Ilelland sheets, twin yards and a half wide-40 cu hourly fine, full three yarits in width ; and 200 half bleached, such as home-mark, Russia, Suffolk Hemp, Lancashire, The alcove haying been purchased ( with five boxes of Insh Linens and Damask Table Cloths) under peculiar circuits. stances, which will be made known to any L-dy desiring it, are now moot rt-,:secrfully submitted to new, in the fullest confidence, that the Holland Street: are from 10 to Ida, a pair lees than any 110U.41 in this metropolis can aford an equal quality ; snit the Servants''Slierong cheapen proportion The Irish Cloths and TWA. Linen will be found equally advan• tageeas F ft: superb Ch.litt 2. 24. worth JG ; and sixty of the richest Furniture Dun ties, 16d. and lid ; with 150 large Cnunter e ane. at little more than h.rif their value. Bargains in Manlius, Colo...est Lira-was, .I(c. flue, hun dred CashmireShawls, the cu iiiiletcat of India ever beheld, from 9s to 51.-911 Madras Long Clutha, really veto th 4s. now is 23 —llO Small Sorigged %1011, yard and half 2a 91 —IA fasloonableJ•,enis trios 2. Sit to ffi. 6d. A vast variety of Satin Woks slid Lace Cauilsricks (scaled) at half price—two bales of India Mulls, worth .li. 64 only Is. 104. finer in proportion—beautiful .1 aconets nor Geoilsunen's Cra• eats?. Gd. the square, those at 3.. curisrasly foie—four boxes I lambro* Cambric* from 14 , to a guinea, sufficient for ten Ilsodkerelnefs, *adrift, pie..ei French do very :beau--lapital ell-wide Prints is. per root ; air 4 Plain Saranets 6.1 the 101 l found Dress--Cliettii,d 0.1.. only 12 .—with near 300 of the most fashionals:e Winter f'ronta•ie. 13s. 6d. worth leas N 8. The Second House from the Panorama, iu Leicester. square. YELLOW FEVER, No 40, CHARING.' CROSS. DR. WILLICH, late Phybician to the Saxon Ambawador at the Court of Great Rritain, and Author of the Domenic Encyclopedia, Treatiw. on Regimen end Diet, &e. &c. &c approves and recommend. to the immediate no tice of the Public at tale (and that in particular who arc vine to the Weal Imlies ' AllitfiCS, or any other pan of the World. that may be, or h ave been subject to Pestilential Dis• ease) the Remedy which it sold at the Proprietor's Warehouse, No. 40, Charing-Croea, London, to Prevent and Cure the YEL LOW FEVER. The Tait pusiti.e Testimonials from professional Men, and other respectable Persons, may be seen in Raniphl As, to be had, Gratis, at the W irehoose, which net only prove, in the f u ll es t manne•, the Elficacy of this Remedy In that most dread ful Mal ids the YELLOW FEVER, but also that it is en easy, safe, pleasant, and certain Preserver a Health in a Hot Cli mate. The above invaluable Aniel- o 4 in Boxes, with full Directions (sanctioned hy Dr. WILUCH), In case of an at tack of any kind of Fe‘..r, at OneGoiaaa each, sulVient far one Person for Twelve kfontlii. In the Pres., to be published with ad convenient Spend, ni Two Volumes Quarto ; and Awl, for the Purpose of mom general Circulation, in Hurn'ters of One Shilling each, to be dotributed every Monday, aforr isnoary 1, inclu sive, or on the lint Monday in every Month, if more de sirable, THE NEW TESTAMENT of OUR LORD - '3FSUS CHRIST; with plain and wan:cal ltrrructiots, extracted, and carefully digested, /non true large aid valuable Work of as Ancient, Pious, and V e r — nittle, Eapreseor. By the Rev. S MUFL UL %SSE, D. D F R . Rector of Waa.teadlw rfaltig, alld i ChelPiala u t Ncianarr to 1111 Mait.o!. Lonit .n • Printed by %desire. Savage and Fasingsvorwl, Prat ter. to the Rnyal Ingitution, for J. Hati•haril, Bookseller to Her Majesty, 190, Piccaddly ; and II D. Symond.. nosier-row and to be had *I all the Bouiesallisv in Town and Country. TWO TRIALS FOR CRAIII AL CONVERS %TEM TI.I Pay was pubthhed, is !Ivo. wine is rrHE TRIAL at Large of Capt. J. CAITL 2. FIELD. for CRIMIN COhVEIMAT:DNI with toe Wife of Cta. G CHAMBERS, Daughter of the late Lord RiwinLy , The TRIAL at Large of Capt P. DENNTSS. for CREW CJN. with Cie Wire of Cd G DENNTSS, his Brother; with the whole Plaading4 of the Coaiiwe. via. krikine, Garrow, 011ie., IL•st, Gibbs. Ste. below • Lend Ellen b,rouah, Chief Justice of the KisigA Bench, on the dd and Bth of Dereciber, 1804. By RICHARD JOHN ON, EN. of the Middle Temple. London : Sold by R. Butter', 22, Fetter-Lane, Electorate; and the Booksellers in Fatententer-ruw. MINCE PIES FUR cumsotAs. The DA T M published, price Haf a-Crown, nearly bound, with Morocco Wicks, and eiebelb.urd with ad appropride Frootispiece, It, INCE PIES for CHRISTMAS. which will 01 never be nut of seareat t and which will always ferns a dea..;htful R.past to Children otao Ages. Flirt Work contains an imprnved and «darted Selection of several hundreds of the best ltddes, Charades *amass, are. and bas been cueipiled with a view at owe to improve the - Taste, ezerc.se the understaidotg, and afford navenfaJtn g luteutt and A ottarematt. Printed to TAlart and Co. at the Juvenile and School Li. brary, No. IS/, N., Bond "treat ; and ur be had of every look whou and Toyotas is the Intl & Dominica'. N N. At the well known Juvenile Library of Tenet and Co. b to be friend the largest isaertneeot en Loudon of Mies larare-tioe arid Aunisereeet fee tlekkee sad Teeing Pewee. lUR LION FROM Tiff: fIA, MADRID, ■OT. 45. fester !Ay at noon, the English Cherie ar A fare,. 11r. Prete, left this city. The ultimatum which he gave in on the part of his Court, was not found satisfaetory by ours. We therefore expeß a war with England. The Voles, which, on the first in telligence of the capture of our frigates off Cadiz, fell to 52 per cent. discount, afterwards rose again, and were at 45; but they have now sunk to 4 , 5. The return of General Bournonvilie from Paris is ex peded here in a few days. ANOTHLR LET tilt. SAKI DATE. The day before yesterday, Lord Holland, sr.& with his fAmily, has been on an excursion to Valla dolid, returned to this city, and yeuerday set out with the English CAttrze grAjrairra, Mr. Frye, for Lisbon. CADIZ, PIOV. Four finglish ships of the line and two In; are cruising before our bay, the arrival art has much alarmed us with fears of a war. though they have not yet proceeded to hostilities. The English merchant ships here are hastening their de. par ture. Our situation, should a war break out, will be ex • tremely distressing. as we have only corn sufficier.i to last till erec middle of December. The c ,- ):.tagi , ,u; distemper, thank Gel, has entire's ceases; only About 10 persons die in a day, on average. Those who have left the city do n however, yet venture to return. ►IENNA, DEC. 5. By order of His Imperial Majesty, the Imperia Patent, of the 11th of August, of the present year relati►e to the assumption of the hereditat y Imperia dignity of Austria, will be publicly read on the 'a inst. in the principal places of the city and suburbs and on the day after, the Ith, the long announce, festival will be celebrated. His Imperial Milkiest has ordered, that on this occasion, full admission t. the theatres shall be granted to every person, durin, three successive days. Their Imperial Majestic will go in solemn procession from the Barg to th Metropolitan chnrch of St. Stephen, where T Dretyn will be sung. The festival will, in like man TO I. DIES OF FASIIION. OBINSON begs leave respeZtfully to acquaint AIL Led•es o( Flintinction,and Families, who have bonoured the carious Mkt= of his invention and manufacture with such hill approbation, that he has devoted the summer months to the production of such Novelties and Improve• menu in his Plan, soil Figured CH M BER RI'S, ITALIAN SARSPIETS, I SWERIAL NETS tnlatn, and in gold and silver), £ARSNET C AMBRICS, .tc. &c. the abundant vs nets and excellence of which, he trust., will et IaCC a die =nes of extraordinary patronage; I N he hopes will i extended to his NEW IMO POPLINS, mid ROYAL LUSTRES, of which he has prepared a most extensive stock for the Auturen and Winter; their texture bring particularly adapted to those seasons, and (what he presumes i. no small rikocomearletmn) those article; never crease or tumble, and their extraordinary richnete at *ace diatingenhes them from cmomon thiugs. lie has alai finished a valets of new shades and odours in his ITALIAN NIUSLINS, so much admired for evening does, on account of their transparent effect, and the before mentioned property of never creasing. N.B Every other article for fashionable or domestie usc bath in silk Eerier!, and linen drapery, as usual. Family Mooning pink...Lally at i tended to. No. It, Hieniwuksuoit, coy/at-stud'''. ~~