The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1804-09-28 00:00:00

j . ~~A *. ` • ..: t o , t ie ti • t.t , t , :41 iOr ff . _ : i•• • . !. . { r t ~' ". I . t... :41 , ~` r i • a: • 0. • kluoaci , sk;P - R "EN *Et 28, 1803. - 11 ir DRURY-LANE. / . 4 1 1114 kgaSP i r f sii , G, SATURDAY, Sept. 29, When meject.es Servant; will perform a New CusLedy, iu Fare Acts, cail:ct COMMISSARICENEKAL'S OFFICE, SIFT. 5, 1804 THE NOI3ILITY, 'GENTRY,. and OTHERS, ire i..i;ookyi, that !he Stbseriptioss Papers fi r Hor sea, Cu-- tiara, 4c. are u ithdraters frees the Thatched Hourre Taar.rn, the Marmon finthe, the Huh and Mouth Inn, and Golden Cron, Charing Cros.:, and /ay at the COMMISSARY GENERAL'S OFFICE, in G!:. EAT GEORGE S rRF ET, for such further Subscriptions as limy be tendered ; and that Machine for hon.aing on the Carriages of Coaches, Chorierv, and Poet (liaises, trill r.e liettered to firma who hare snitsceibed, on "Ipplication to Mr. !fall, Ilamilton•rtect, Hyde Park Corner. FOR unequalled Sandwiches—still bear the sway. Anehories prepaid, for which iiiricsoN Is faro d, Whose Sipe Stilran Cheeses, and Ch.spargir may. Or Par.oesan, equcl s ith any that's narn'it. Where wares in richness sod flavour are foiled To aid e4'ry dish, whet4ser Rash, Flesh, or Fowl; Rich Pariah:a S nup too, whose praises resound Front Arai hot suns, to the ice-Peron Pole. Pics.Uii, and wery fine Pickle remitted lit England's mild climat —West Indies, or East, Oils, Olives, and fine Curry Powder, which wed.; Will add to the ;ilea.' r. and u:nish the lava. Tongue• oiekled, ur snio'ed, dreci m•l'ow and fine; True I irto from W.est t arid 'Forme s it( Is eau De •r, Wink curents Welch S thrum, Arid flu ch v; rambirit., With fie', G•ernin &tulle', to .well the c rtit c:wer. I lar,btr Rig; and Det-h Herrings, Codwurtils and dry's! Fish, Vettnicelli, Soy, true Macraroni, Morals, PrtMlhed Ginger, and almost whatever you wish, (la the Strand) are included in wit :1 Dickson sells. • • .. ~ ~-rli~,~~ ~c • X 1.1117L'11011 Iff,t/L.S. THE SOLDIER'S DAUGHTER. Gov,nor !Iciest!, Mfr. DOWTON. Funk Ht.ittak Mr. BANNISTER, Jun. Mr Mal'ort s Mr. POWELL. ASA.rort,Jun. Mr. POPE Captain Wnodty, Mr. RUSSELL. The WiJ, , r Clwyd,. Mrs. JokOAN. Mrs. Mnhprt, Mrs. H JOHNSTON. Jelit,..Miss C. sitiffrow. Ms. Fidget, Mrs. SPARKS. Mn. SC.) Cr. TOWOI., Mrs ht.tODOCKS. After which, a New 11.11:a Dance. composed Sy Mr. Byrne, THE SOLDIERS REVELS. The principal Ch rr...ctcra by m r . 'Brno, Ma.tee *me, Mrs. g .rp, and Mri. Smoker. Irokalers.--Messrs. Goodwin, Peyseni, Dubois, Wens C.,atter. ley, Si rue, Johnston, Our and, Se. &c Villages Lasses- , -Ments. Viuins, Bo c Bristow, Deni ls, Taylor, Searle, Wauon, ke The Hay by Mr. WTIPART. To - wheh will be added, THE DESERTER. • ST. PETERSIUROH, SEPT. 1. Our_Court Gazette criQtains the following article : " The aeconni inserted in the Gazette b.:fote last, and in several foreign Journals, that a . • Russiab Courier, on his way theringli Rome, deliverietkiettei• from His Imperial M4jist7 the Emperni 4 6Fiilll the Ritssias,te thd king of anqinia, while liF:vA at table; and that the King; conseqoesee of this letter, set out for taetta wiiliin three hist4naPeei. wards, is to be Classed with those tales which are circulitted to dacefve a credulous public.- 'Mika is, that the King left Brittle for Caetta; beeAcillle use of the baths theretvet necessary for thritlifeen, and when he departed, he left his whole reti:ltie at Rome. Only onq Russian Courier has been seen in Rome during the course of this year, and he passed through that city for 1 1 11ipl-s more than , a month befote the departure of Lie King. From all the circumsrance, it will appear how little credit iti dire to stories of this kind, the InVentian.of is considered as a merit " Pete, S fru.t 4 nio. , •1 t,t ~..., VICTUALLING-OFFICE, At , c 31, 1804. THE COMMISSIONERS for Vithasitag His Majesty's Navy do hereby geoe Nowt, (Ca on Wedaestey, the 3d of o,sobr. - , they well be ready to receive Tenders in 115.1:in z (sealed sop), and treat for such Z.'ualnitits IriA Beef and Pork, in Hay' I'llnehr, , ll.l, Tierffil t and Barrel, , as .hatl he equal in the aevegate to See Thousand Turret of the former, and 11t.ne Thonsneed Tierces of the latter, to be of the beat :duality ; ha Ise eared in the coning Season. To be dsliurred into Ilia Ma jetty's Vidiailayis Store. at the Port of London, one Tested ka t thertlfb the eai of Jantearo s aJbwOk , eras rktoi Part thereof by the rad Of Fthrtil y, and the remain:lei one Third Part there of by the end at breach 1808; and to be paid jar by Bills, payabk with biterett,”tbetn Day, atier dote. li i~ti. In the Peen, and will be published en the Ist of October next, •A . 14 . APPEAL to the Canaour of the P u bli c , ./ . 1. dedicated to the Right Mei. the LURD MAYOR; in which the Upore-sion of a certain Ci.mmitt,..e, in their enn• duct to an it, tire Service, acting with the Authority of Parlinsent, is fairly and insparinfly canvassed ; and also the private malice • few intereshid ages, who shun a public explanation of their actions, exposed. 11-e.rv, Mr. 14 LT. Royer, Mr.' CrKIRr. Bendri, l , Mr. SUKTT. Sinnwsh, Mr. BANNISTER Jun. Lunna. Airs.,MOUN rug, J... Y. Mn. BLAND lifitor.r, Mrs. MADOCCT.S. In Act 11.. i Ii N .mmdec t ,rt MILITARY NIANCEUVRETS, The D'•3l March, and muuny used in Shooting a A. B. Ns Tender 'Le • lea 2. , tantity than 500 Tierces of each Species rili be ademted. 11TR•LS11.*.p, SEPT. 17. Yesterday we had the had pines of seeing within our walls. our Sower,'4ns . the tc ng and -Qi•An of Swe len. They do nut remain lens . brie, ;.tit re turn immediately to. Su'estm on board of two yachts, arrived here from'Stockho:rn. The friglish Minister, Mr. Pierrepuint, is already hire. ssry. 11. On the 7th, our Minister of t!‘e nreign De, ment, M. ElircOcim, delivered to the rench C4arge 4'4 . trairei a note, stating, that in consequence of the article in the Mender, of the up t, till (Atrial and coafidentiAl communication with hint mtiit cease, but that His Majesty would continue' the commercial intercourse with France, as long as . ihe French Government dia the same. Darner. l'.e Conditions Of the CMlerdel May be sees a the SeerotAry's ("4...e, at th.s Oyler, or by applying to Mr. Danstervike, the "trot for the ValLalling at Cork; to the Collector of ilis 211ojes. Ws Customs at Limerick, Belfast, Berry, and Watejirdi owl to the Post Mater General at Dotblitt, retrecßively. Po neg.' •I sill he iced to nay Temirr, in Lehi the Mere shall not be inserte lin Wards st laneth, 0r that shalt not be slelarred to the Board, hef. , e Ose o'Clock on the said Wedneulay, the 31 Oioher +err, for Nwlea the Pusan tau stakes the Trader, or snow Penny an his Basalt, attends, to .tatticer wive caked far Miss Bunten, from the Theatre-Rovll, Edinburgh, is en razed 'Theatre, and will oaak her htet ap,waraiiee early in Ut'ober. B o(e. os. S v od Peet.3 —Pit 3a 6d. Second i'rk.• IT 2.. Seeo.td Pare U.—Upper Gallcry 1.. Seco;.d Price Iss be le. t,,,, s rIHEATRE ROYAL, COVENT r, .R DEN, THIS EVENING, Sept. 2s, 1804, will M acted a Comedy, caltert SPI.ED THE PLOUGH. Sir Philip Biandirwri, Mr. MURRAY. Sir Abal H.rndr, Mr. MUNDEN. !kvirri.rort.rii, Mt C aft Y . Brit. il.mdy, Mr. PAWCITT. Farmer sh6,ld. Mr. EMERY. Leone, Mr. Litwin); Lwly llaird‘ , Mrs DIBDIN. Maw EMadiord,, Mrs. GUMS. Dame Ashfie:ri, Mr. DAVENPORT. Susan A.libeid, Mr.. II SIDDONS will he adr , art, a M741(21 rarer. call e d THE HIGHLAND REEL . - Laird 0(1.44 , , Mr WADDY. Sandy, Mr INCLFDON. 14‘Gil rin, Mr. EMERY. to I I' • Lt.* Ira FOR SCHOOLS. This Day is published, price Is. bromic', SUMMARY of MODERV GEOGRAPHY, For the Use of Si.i.ooll. Third F.dktion •.• This Summary was rirAICI up for the Use of Dr Thoinson's School at Rensingtol. Its utility there renr!ers it highly deserving of pablie attent , on. Printed for J. Ilawaaan, Poultry ; and Cadell wid Davies, StrAn.l. In the Press, and speedily will be publishes', an improt•ed Edition of A SUMNINRY of CLASSICAL GEOGRAPHY. he -“s -'IBIIIIN, AMITgIDASI, St PT. IS. ILL Jenny, bito MARTYR. MAKTYR. Ttie !latent The Mountaineer: hamog Item reeoh-6 1 1 Seidl antrum, Apelame ' by a brit.iarta .url °vet low The AUG,llelos grin to repeated for the Secood Time. on Monday next ; Ozrs vay Mr Ka. bts.~lo 161141 orb Ire adiett • by Pottittatan of the PtOprietor ed . the Theatra Royal. Htymarket). the Mooed Feet •it The Review ; oi, The Wags of Wool.er ; Phew, by a TooibtLady4 bens b ay Fird Appograitec en use Stag ; Our Courant of this day states, under the bead of Paris, that important dispatches have been received there from Russia. This Oats is published, very handairely printed in One Vu lun.e, Bru. price n. boards, ATRIOTISM; or, the Love of our Country ; P Illityraterl by Exawdei from A!,eient dem Ifistuty. Dmheated to the Vniusteets of the United Firs I. as. it WILLIAM TREND, Esq. u 1 1,1 r of IrE Ming A.savai:smaaj, r•jienthrt of Taxation, FY:I ca:Ars of Algebra, &e. Printed fad J MaWrherl, No. 42, Po.iltry. Of whom may be end, font nubh*ned, 11.1ILLAN's HISTORICAL VIEW of the ENGLISH GO VERN tptENT, from the Settlement of tile Saxons in Britaia to the present tmle, 4 Vols. Sri 11. 1111. in boards. HAGUE, nrr. 75. ifoxi;4 6.6 Pit 14.64 naffery 2s. ['me. Galery t. 11.crt tar Ow &non t• bn liakt:o of Mr. Iktruto.., at th • E )yr : U.f ee, iu 114o...erect Tb. bronte will be tteettett at flaltpast Fete, an th p r kr.aatote It-tiu at Ilatfira , t Six. POSITIVELY THE LAST TISIE. DISTEMPER IN DOGS, AiR. BLAINE. 5. Wens•atreet, Orford -street, bets to tall the public attention ye his justly celebrated Pow MR fur the DISTEktPER, 1.411 wit n alipk direehous as Is. 6d per : , ,cket : rts.l.64 st;:r.nr.4 m du. rare. - MANGE IN DOGS. His SPECIFIC OINTMENT far the NI ANGE s which is at the cline note the must easy and eertati rounerly Par this co.n. Pmt assn. discovered, 21.4 d. per how. hold whol.sala and retail by T. 11.nseir, Old 8f. , 44.4,61“. Royal Exe h ; &relay and Sun, Fleet Ntatkeo ;T. Hod -415.1105, Dublin • and tired by Banks, 132, St. Alortio's 'zi , ! C.,m g ems, essekel and Hallier, 111111: J b'ielt and Ci. 150, Oatisrd street; Wade, Old Nond•strert ; Ward. 324, born; Dowi•ng. Lincoln's Inn riAds; 2 NeMbery. St. Paul's CIU , CII-14K1 ; and Tuit and 11 ' 4o n, Rui al ExchAnge. %Client may be had his Akerative Cenns:ng folniors for Mang, and other Foisktess, f.'s per rt. %Vaal; int Canker in the Far, 3s. 6t pet %% d es P .wders, 2t. W. per 'et' Purim^ balk, 28.6 d. per box. Tegethe: with his well lolowu liar.. Marcum. .~ STATE LOTTERY, ?MST - DAT. r ri I 1 F. TickA No. 5,216, as first drawn, entitlo.l to . i ("F. TI lOUS.XS U POUNDS, and No. 3.260, drawn The same Morning. Nino( TEN THOVA ANTO POUNO4,swese bath sold in Slur,. at %trews. HAZ %AD. IWRNE, and Ensal F.xllitnge:—the former in Two Q iarten, Two Eighths. and Frier Sixteende—and the Ten Tuts oust Nma, in One Pnmth , Tnree Eighths, sad Six Sixteeuttei. S..turday next will he the Se,nul Dv of Drawing. STATE of the WI I F EL. Throe of Tweet/ Thousand Pounds, Two of Tcn Thousand Pounds, Three of Fire Th•oriand V)4IIfIS, Fire of One Tninisind ke. ke. PRESENT PRICE of TICKETS and 'HARES. Ticket Idl. Half 91. Rs. 01. I Eighth.... 21 Or. W. (Lwow.. 4l. 13.. nd Sixteenth.. 1 1. 4s. Oi e a e Only NINE Days to thaw. lul 11 A. I ,C 3 .1 n It; , Britt Wet P. Mo , o. cos welter's ert sec' ,uric. ■ flier I (4et• I t go,lr• I *At... Iry • • • ~r•I . ~. .or. a... 1 I,sat t • # M vd , ame. 1 Inca h. are as ab , 4 l I in Qt Orr"' 13▪ ..• I Mites UP' • • Ais yr w . o .'a Ca I.l'A RISS! ASTI) ELICTRICIVY. FLATTERED by the unbo unded pprnbat inn of a nunneries and William Atri esi-e. an the edar Itteowe I see. cal retains who were proem at the last Lecture, Mr. HAIIIMIL te induce., to report hi. haw - voter LECNRIE ti;iert hi. new Ityprith...ia of the 1:1.1 , ...:TR1C and GALVANIC fI.WDS, at the :are • lIFAIR F. LT CF.1.74, To Mf/KR()W Sept. 79, !RN, 4.r .ur vrisino Millet, of the f;ile;oie I,f/tierce upon the mme,.t.ir anal bedew System will be evinced, b, coat no the action. nt crawl -.0, in the dela h•-. 1 limbs of mud annuli.. The functions of smell:rte. boolgi chewing, s ' al "vinft and other voliiiiwir inotearls, will he induced in the 11 , ...1 , 4 a shee, , , nit, or other lege animal, long a!% , r .6.paricon from the 50..7. A. the -.1,01.• of the Pw.Atfe will, give thi. Getwitin e be illornin.ited be die comb...don of hydro.arb.inie gAs, which readers the trw of ranell , e, hm Se entail! Jii.ine:.ibery. the Pub*.ic will liar: an unusual oll , ttnony of .e.rtitilic grntihcatton. Darn t.i be opened at hatflran 7, and the Lecture re emu /link'. at $. • Star fin.cra, and Sum 104. Hie v 4. —Pit I; ...tialleffy Mr. itaniiet next Grand P.Ovin C'ur.e of Exper.aany.ll PhJ•Aonhv and Ch...nistry EMI ennm •nu, .1 thr ai aeon at len an:oennery ar. ”Ivrar.c I.'ll be re• retTe4 at Uii•Ly .ettra, whim ar , ...11.Va may be I. id latrcrial Lieu Stove, Monday., NVeJnes• &y., and F. 11, .. HILI.'s OR?.ISKIRK MEDICINE for the RITE: of ntAb noGs, and otter ANINRI.6, is :werstrisl br tilr. JAMES HlLL , Apnthe .arv, Cook*. court, ener46rmt,„ Lonrho', Nepime of th e t a w V. l. or , ) ,, ,Akli 3 / 44 wad his appointment. by Mr. Butler, N. 0, ro-ii-r of Piternoirer row ; Mr. /Item, No. l3', / irgt..treet ; hlr. rot Wig, No 76, Oxfontstritot ; and Mr. 4144 4 No. 262, Botouch As it Is 0ft1.4 kr %nen ento•ellteltef m have the (*friths /If-dici.se, tie ...Oily are eaution.d agaitht spumous oreporatinr4 None .4 genii' le, that is tint bried by Mr Lim.% and tealen oith hi. Coo of Arms. Al .111 perso:n t colvitre, 'rah: te to tend the Goisuine dieine, are driiired to only to Mr. Butler, Na. ♦4, Corals , tit. Lniston. SECOND DAY, TO-MORROW THE Grand State I.cttery having cr , mmenced Drawing, we t.,l:e the opportunity of inftrintirg the • Fulthe, the Second Drawing wia Le To-morrow. STATF. OF THE WHEEL, 3 ?race of L 90,000 11... Prices of Prises 0f... 5,0110 • 0 Prins ef 1,300 &c. &c. &c. Ticket, and Sham (warranted u , drawn) on Sale at every Lieetserl Office. Ticket- LlB 3 0 Ifalf L 9 R 0 Sixteenth..... S 0 Quarter 4 1) 0 Sixteenth— I 4 0 Alt Nine Is to draw. NINE. O'CLOCK. TO-MORROW MORNING, THE GOES ROUND FOR THE SECOND TIME UPRNSBY and Co. respeafully acquaint their nionernos Friends and the Pnblie, that they are SELL ING TICKETS and SHARES, WARRANTED (IN DRAWN, on ref RS more advantageens to the Enrchre.er than In , Inane Lotteries past, and, in ',al valve, l'sso Pounds per Ticket cheaper than in libeled Lottery. N. IL All Prises, selysther of 201 or 20,01101 pail nn de mand, by Horneay and Co. at their Office, 26, Cernl.o 1 STONE and Co. No. 134. Oxfortl•Street, . ManishOurers of &aikido Block Tin edgc6l% beg have vi inform the Pub they tiara tern mach im proved thme Artides,which render them the cheapest and a's:ke rb-4 furniture now in LIAC! The NlTOWirlik li.t forms a +et, =irk will be kept in repair at all times for Two tiliEnisas a year : Tea Kettle . . 0 6 6 CA* Pot . 0 3 6 Chnroktre Pm Stel 0 4 6 cm uf Austen, n 1 4 0 .t of ll•est.,ans . 1 h 0 Tss , kw , Pots . OIS n Fish kettle . . . 0 16 0 Tnedet ditto • II 6 !Wing Yet . . . 0 16 6 Mi::11 (Marl • 0 6 6 Try ;ng Pan & eir.dirno a S 6 Carender h !leer Pot 0 4 6 Spwe Rtc & G.ater 0 4 6 They hive I.kewise alarge assortment of fuhionahle bronzy! trA urns. an t a fine stee's of tab's knives and forts. shower and W 3 ,611 baths to or lett A Lama pram allayed for 416 urns, and wld atoveb so exchange. Bread Grater . . 0 1 6 Fll.lll & Pepper Box 0 1 6 Cherie T...etrr . 0 4 6 Drimmgran & arster 0 7 6 Skimmer & L . 0 5 6 P. 4 of Brewers . 0 2 6 2Sc 4kgr,1144. b-m 0 2 6 / Tan, 6 Peery Pans n 4 6 6 Table, 1 Erg Spodo 0 4 6 SGe• & Gravy Spu ,, l, 0 3 fi 1..9 9 0 LAING*" HISTORY of SCO ELAND, the Sieenn Rditicn. torn. /et, w rh a prelirninary r)is.•rtatioi on the Part.cipari,n of Mar. Queen of Scots in the Murder of Darn:e, 4 Vo:s Ilvo. 11 16s. boards. This Pay is publirbed. price 61 bound. THE NEW POCKET DICTIONARY o f th e FRENCH and ENGLISH LANGUAGES, in Two Pa. ts ; first, French and English ; sr-cored, English en I French containing all Worth of general use, and authorised by the best Writers ; r alma the.everal Parts of speech; the Genders of tits French Nouns ; the Accents of the English W ; the Naval and kli , itary Terms ; the New French Calendar ; two Alphalunical Lists of the most usual Christian and Proper Names ; and of the most remarkable Placzs in the Worl Card', oly compiled from the most anprored Dictionvies,Fren, h and English, particularly from that of the Royal Academy at Paris, By THOMAS NIXENT, LLD. The Eleventh Edition, carefully revised and enlarged. To which are now added, Many Words in both Parts ; more than Two Thousand new Slyinicatioes, with all the Irregislar•ties of the English Verbs and Naito). By J. OVISEAU. Printed for J. Mawman, J. Johnson, W.. 1 and J. Rich ardson, F and C. Itlviogton, G and 3. Robinson, J. Walker, G. Wilkie, J. 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This Day is published, elegantly printed on fins Paler, io Fa leap Ilyo. and embellished with a well engraved Poi trait of the Author, price bs. 64. in extra boards, L I SSAYS on the following SUBJECTS: Jl:te flappiness of Tempere-Description of Various Clubs —On the Poiicv of Concealing our Wants, or Poverty—On Generosity ant I itsttee-sd in the Education Y.uth—//n the Versatility of se•lar F.ivour—Specini si of a Magazine .n Minititure Beau a Charact-t —The ISM e • Cht4d , ,ll the Inestilutiots of Youth—On Mad Dolts— On the Increased Line of Life with , N ge—On the Lid.e,' for Levelling alt Dieinttion of Dress--A4em an Eastern Tale; or, Vindication of the Wtsdum of Providence in the Meat 6men:talent of the Wo Id—On the Eagliih Clesgy and Popular Proachat•--011 the Adsaittages to be de rived from tending a Judicious Traveller into Asias- Res eerie at the Mar's Bead Tavern in East Cheap—Ala Qtatek D.ctor —Ndren:utes of a Strolling Player—hulcs enjoi.ed to abetted at a Ressia Aseemblysts•The Genius of Lem: en Eastern Apo'ogne--Hislory of the Distresses of as Englath I):stibled Solditer—On the Frailty of Math.Oti Friers Filly u . etretupting its learn Wietions in hettimmentvssLeeter, supposed to be witten by* Contain cooneman, at the time of else Comnatome-A eccond Letter, supposed to be wnttea by the same, &scribing the 40.m0/titan, arc OLIVERBr GOLDSMITH, M.S. %Vali a LIES. and CRMIQJF: on the Writingl and Ge niva of Dr. Goldsmith, by Li% I.n Mudii.rd, Aidhor of " anal Untairy i.ito the Moral VUntinga of Dt Joh•nw," 4c. dm. L•inrbn : Printed Ina M Jones, No. 1, Pat.nnoster-rew. Oi May be bad, oinfornoly printed with the E•sys, ninneltbdted wary Thrt•Wheandful T:1/.1.'111119, GOLDS MI rlin NAM:AL %VOUS. plies bs. h road•. On the 12th inst. the son of the French Ambassa dor here arrived as courier from Air-la-Chapelle. Since that time several conferences have taken place betwee him, tic Prussian Minister, and our Secre. tart' of State ; and yesterday young SemonviUe•te turned to join his father, who attends the Empee'r. It is supposed these conferences relate to the inde•n nities demanded by the Prince of Orange. The fortifications at Flushing are again to be SFPT. 18. farther sti engthened. Yesterday evening a Com ier arrived Isere t r )m our Ambaisador, Schimm,.l,,eanirick. who rn ..the Emperor Napoleon at Ndrs, on the lota inn., f ini accompanied hian to CGlogne, where h's Maiv,ty atrived on the 14th. B ot h) the A h melpenninck. and the Ft Ambassador Saraan vile, *ill accompany the kamperor to Mentz. VIENNA, SEPT. 8. Prince Louis of Prussia, who v:sited the camp near Brunn, is arrived hire. His presence has caused great satisfadion. The Archdukes Antonie and John do every thing to make his stay agree. able. The military of this city and its vicinity have manoeuvred before his Highness. Ltvncs, SEPT. 17. The Emperor of the French left Aix.ls-ChapePe on the 1t th inst. His Majesty began fmm that day to visit the other most rernsrk.ible places of the department of /toter. Crevelt, celebraml fur its manuf4ause, WIS among the first. llis Nlajeity arrived tt Rheinbcrx ni elc.. 1301 in the morning, and was congratulawi ..'sere by the Prussian Major-General de Hagken, accomp inied by several Officers of the Staff, and others of the gar rison of Wesel. From Rheinberg, His Majesty set out at one o'clock, with intent to go clireelly to Cr.lorie, where be will be joined by the Empress, who remained at , pe:le on the I Ith. tvarctr, stior.ll. The Dint de Lille, brother to Louis the XV Loh, having recently left Warsaw, at first w e nt to Grodno, in Lithuania, where the Bann De Bennigsen, Governor General of that province, under the Emperor Alexander, treated him with the greatest distinSion, and gave orders to facili. tate his journey. From Grain° Isa pursued his route through Willie and Kowa° to blittau. II VII*. sere 11. After long espeaat:on, we hope, the dny after to. morrow, to see the Emperor and Empress within our walls. Four superb regimenta of cavalry ace al. TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS TRADING TO THE WEST INDIA ISLANDS. SEVENTEEN very strong, boney, good MULES, to be I,:en al AttFLL•s Livery Stables, No 107, BLickk man street, amough, Southwark, Successor, and late Farther with Mr Flinmas Searnbler, deemed, who was many resole the Hale T. s•le, with Mr Tho nas James, of orshp-straet. Harvey, of all descridtioils, sold or lett by Thomas Ab.ll. TURTLE AND VF.NISON IN PEKFECTION. 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