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• M 4 . 1..;! 879.) TIIEATRE-ROY ORM! Y-LANE THIS Pit ESE': EVENING, Oa. 24, Their Majestioi ficivaots art the nosed!" of MAC BP:111. _ _ _ th menno Iltiritof &velem!, Mr. Powell Male am, Mr De Carry; Ellatori; Hatuiurb, Mr. 11. Staglorts Marripl, Mr **yawed. Lady klaeLeth, Mrs. toweli Mst.ste, Mr. Cnollk-. To wok+ eel! br brtle+l. the Farce of Ti IE CITIZEN. Old ►hiilrt Nf MAthews 1 Yuut,X Philgpt, Mt itanuister ; tir JA,Te , Wilding, Mr Pine, Mr. C 11•11,, lkilria (with a S.ntt t. Miga Duncan; Ctv,una, Mic. Tirtsw e li Tn. tiorrUgir, The Cantata C atple, with The Sultan. ;AEA COVFST-GARDEN. I iIS PRESENT EVENING. 03. 21. will b e i acted &Comedy, call. d JOHN BULL; 0., AK ENtaistimAN's FIRF-SIDE. F Fitz-Hallam, Mr Llaniipoq ; Tic 110.1. Mr. Shufße. . Mr. Leo , . ; Peng hie. Mr. Cooke ; Sar Sidon Ruch . Mr , Brvlic;sJr.ll Fry .k Iturliciale. Mr. Brunton ; Juh ! . .,„,,, k ier r y. Mr. FaiKett ; Deno • Brulcud,kry, Mr. Rock. tal4 Caroline Bra.inere. 140 liumphrir , i; Mr, Thornherry, ALA 0'0'34; Mr: 15 , uiraddtTy. Mrs. Darenyort. Aim which (3r: cime,, a New Grand Mclu-Dranu, ca:led ItIIGANTINO Or, THE hit 4VO OF VENICE.. T e I)ea/tine and Men.: c.suruaccl by D. Busby. t:lsom by Mr B ;se —Th,who!e under the birectiun of Mr. Farley. c nc!u4e with A Gansu MASQUE. Te-rnnrro a, the Fair Penitent, wie.l Rnientuo. GER N 1 )04 THEATRE. tt. t 1.4 , the imme hate Komi of Her Illt. 3ciIIRMER's JUVENILE COMPANY Well have the honewit to perform IHI; PRESEN r EV ESING, a musk-.Awired Cootie Opera . called DAS SINGSPLEL 1tf..0- which, 1 Nrw Paitonn•Dance,neeer performed, called nix JOLLY l't./ RUCAN. To coo lota w.th a Farce.called LET EVERY ONE SWP.F.P BEFORE lIIS OWN DOOR. s4e4seriptionv and Pierre taken qtr days of performance s 110 days , Weilueidays. mid Saturday% from Eleven to Five. D o er., 0p..% et Hl' f-pare Six. and begin at flaf-p.i.t Seo•rt. N.M. A Tninslat;on of the ),,eta to be had at the Theatre, rice is.—A Itivr {Jerre and Farce are also in reftears.ei. C.RIITAIif• CURE FOR THE GOUT. N x7li ZREA S, A ivert ise men ts d a ily a pp ear der my same, inforining the Public, that the Parent for my .ttitt-Itiliospamb , truent PIN, may be seen at Ole Eta b,,atera in Be 10 , d-street ; if any persona, therefore, ahnuld be 'if geed t mincer to see the Patent. I will thank them t dant to see my legal Assignment, ha which they are author tvvl, in any IllanflCT, to make use of ma lanai ; a - id (unlit.r l'"X ace to inform tie Pablic, that my Pill% and my other Medicinal Cimiertatiniis, can alone be had genuine, either at my Warrihnitie, at 'Vie shop of 'fr. Keo . ir, Bookseller aad itt.t'uner, -Si .fled-areet, B ind sto et ;or at tin >hops of these banters, who are I,galy appointed by me. January Cl, tvni. WA'. BARCLAY. 14 B No Medicine pretending to be noierl ender my name, rrnaine,without the same is rmrravel on a black .tiino 'i'i- Reverend WILLIAM 810:CLAY'S SPECIFIC for the sire. safe, and speedy relict of the GOUT, and every ether malady whatesever, proceeding fosm. that fatal source, bit - Irmo one of the Opprobria of Medicine, and the es ?u u Ira of the accurate researches of the mint ingenious Phi.ician., until Mr. Barclay invented his Siec.fic, which, for a ieri-s of rears, has never failed iii pumping reit', even .bee ,ftereeialeilt %aniline:ow :iarosysms,of that moat crud, and hithero invincible complaint, in wfiatever part of the human frame it may be situated, which is candidly snowed .sit the eeltbrated Dr peddles, in his Tie itise upon the Gout, to be the ;impanel of Mr. Rorc:ay% Ir.rentt m aho u The fai r um in particular, will find yuch relief in the free use of the Specific sod Pills, as will mitre to than, by a continuance, roinfons watch they have,ot experienced, probahably, for years hernre. /sit &rem, has Urn favoured with permipaium to refer, tit her ?enormity, or by letter, ta the Co:leering distinguished person ages, forth. truth of the also'r tdertimis. lb. Levi Eivhop of BATH and WELLS, The Right Il a n. Viscount DILLON, Sit JOHN lIONYVITOOD, Hair. M P for noniron. Sir STEPHEN LUSlllfiGrcoN, Rut. 14 P. Peuryn, THOMAS ANSON, Esq M P. fir Litchfield, FAMES AMYATT, E.so M.P. for Sirothampron, Ci CIL FORRESTER, Esq. ALP. for Weelsock, NICHOLSON CALVERT Esq. NI. P. for Ifertford, RDbIUND BOEII N. EJi. key -street, Spring Gardciis, THOMAS HAMMERSI.EY, Esq. Pall Mall, G W. DICKE.% F.aq. Private Sacretary to the late Archbishop of Canterbury. The Rev. Air. DIMOCR, Librarian to the late Archbishop. Dr gar. lay has been favoured with a great variety of testi s:units, acknowledging the efficacy of lilt Medicine; but their surn'ser and length p , evoitirig their insertion in a nearsparer, be therefore confines himself to two of the most recent ; the ere addressed to Mr. Bull, his Agent in Uterlin, by the 14... Archdeacon Caulfield, and th r other to himself, by Thus Bernard, Eon el Bath. . _ (COPY.) " St a, •' Glenarm, July 8, 19'5 " I have received sour fresh supply, in two double hose:, of 4 ' this most emir:client Medicine, denominated Antihilious " Pills, for which the Rev. William Barclay has it Pagon. I informed you I had f.muud there very clic-moos, and you re " quest pern,ission to add my name to tne most tt.g., cutaie leviatinsie ul itt favour I should intagov!the Archbishop of Catitesbuty's name of itself tufficient ; and aeknowledge I tried the Pills entirely on my finn belief that it was in vial( "an lint. It la nut posuble so dignified a personage " would suffer his name to be made we.. of but for the goad " of the Public, or that it could be annexed to any thing hat " truth I hove experiencel the soundness of the foundation CO which I built, for I was suksct to tormenting Ratulen -0 cies, proceeding from bile, and have to thank Mr. Bacclay " fur the cure. You may, therefore, make uss of my turns " where and when you 'skate. I am, Sir , your's. .'re. " .1. CAULIIEI,I), Atehdeacon of Kilmore." " Mr. Wm. Hull, 79, Dame-street, Dublin." The above is a true Copy of the Aichileacon of Kilmore's Letter to rie, %V 111/Lf.. " 511. , " Upper Crescent, Bath, July lenJ. " Chi receipt of th,s, 1 request you will scud me a, . double " hoes of your Anti-hili.rus Pail,, and twelve bottles of w Sirscific. Inclosed is a draft far WI. pay tour:ell fn. the itechi,ine, and apply the remainder to the publication of the sa r,,luaring case :-- " For the last f mrteen years I have been affiioml with the " rut, and, for the lit four years, this is the fied letter I hare " Seen able to writ., which I think ought to he addresied to " yeti, acknoe!edging my pmase! cure, by wing your Aim " bilious Pills and Specific. 1 am. Sir your most oh:lg.:it " humble Sersa.n, " THUS. BERNER D." "Th Rev.lV.HArclav,StaTml—trert,Ron4-,tro.2r,Lutirlint." The Puts and Soecihe are 4 , 41 at Mr. E. Nerfnes, Stafford- Reset, Itetel.At,tet ; Stratton, Leicest,r square ; Mr s, Chemist, Poultry (late Salter and Cu.); Messrs. Ra tion Std Co. Ifni, Otto d street; Mr. Saul'. Ro)al-Exchange; Mr. Mitchel, Medical Repodtory, Long Acre; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Hurborri; Weiler*, Temp sMu ole Aran. le-bar; arid Mr. Roger, 4. - hammier?, wheat the p o et or hAs appointed his %Vitali:- N B The Honourable Commissioners of On Stamp Office have granted pe , rlii.ion to the Per. Wan. Itar oluy to have his name migrated in a Black Stamp, the forgery et eihtob w Wary. WM. BARCLAY. INTE R e All'R ACTION. Perhaps the most di.tlngiashe inn - orient, unitsvl with eutoe mem, is *he ado nisi Furs in the vVinter pOVALL, corner of Skinner-s•reet, Inow.hill, sensible w it: importance, ha, empinyed the Summer %ameba in prepionx a neon vain. able and extensive awurtinent of MUFFS avid TIPPETS, dm. eke. which, fur elezanev, beauty in .selet:tinn, and an iimpr,red method of manuftwetire,- will vie with (if not excel), the first wholesale houses in this metropolis. The skins were the rio. elm .clef ion of a Gent;eman Lrely returned frnn Site lined"), of Rustle, aniang which are a few el giant Sable and Isabtlie bean; and as he is determined to Ilf.: for ready 'y only, his prices, on inspemion, wilt ba found. pt least, thirty per cert.. under any warehouse in the trine. Tire quotient now prepared, gives the tube every advantage, try its:midi- N. Lathe; ara requested to dote the warehouse opposite St Sepulchre's Church f IHE A P and Eltgant FAKM.Y LINENS and ‘.I INDIA MtISLINS WAREHOUSE, at the Three Sigrona, 273, Itolbueu , re tl 4 oportsit. kr4 Linil•street.-- B. pites . rom ands biamelt of the earliest ,por:thiity to ac•hiaint the Nobility, Gentry, littl thee* Ladies WI)/ .12 rr tu•nir g to town, that he hat selr..te•l ant entire oetr ,I•• gent Stock for the winter sessoii, cooriakni o I 1111.,t even. it,. tar t) of artitlos, it prices oitt•soniil kw. Thit,e diet who hare °int ••• :.urchas--a, will hulas sauna at his Wateto •• , as a niece or half pwce of an; of Conde , will beau gt I at Ice lowest whale,ale price, aud , .f not a•ipresti, itnitiediateiy rotth3erl R. gi:oat„. ; ,, b eg s I, 4ve to aliforn hot F.io•wis, ibat he h u quieted tt• Late co,ierrit of DM. and Pr 1t0.,, a•:•.1 r".noved to Nu. 473, giro Ow, bolos. u he wishes tees to observe, that his rs~te it Silt ri+a:n:d at tant old shop. BY ROYAL P.', TENT. • UPRIGHT (;RANI) PIANO-FORTES. 'THOMAS LOUD, Patentee (from Clemen:i 11 and Co.), having bvotrght hts ! 'est Upright Planar to .-to anrivalled degree of perted:ue, e•celt.-itr e , and besets-, hercoy unarm N Dontle.uen, r.:.de.sneJ), a. Professor-, that, although he liallossentially resluz.ol the prie:', yet thy , every excellence, i 3 a I.i7ri degree, that 401 constitute a go id I , •st tumult, the tneesotasoaingly hrillian t,r.t s e . .y to be enaalled, tee touch certain end oleasant the appcar.. Lace teak tratdoll, the materials and wroiumuselsip armirust klad. and curistrwled en such .! poinco,ole, is to giie tb rtt a de e.d.:d superior liV over others, tar standing in tone i thel: tan c.f the above statement will clearly appear on exan.1 , 1:460/1, and be fir:ly substantiated by the te.timony ..f many (to whom reL. mice. will ha given) who have already bought and proved then, and to women T. LOUD returns hue molt .infer-! thneita A fat , opportunity is hereby offered to the economist, to save at Putt thirty Guinea to the noo•chase of a Piano, anA pesikia an article that shall justly challenge competition with any tly.t are made. Pr.afessoss of noniteciabinty, and Dealers either ut Upf gots or small Pontos, are resnelfully invite!. Purchasers at liberty to accoutre within Six Months. Tuning on the best manner, and on tea citable turns. The hfutufaciory, N 0.42, Devonthlre•strest, Queen's -Inoue. THE C 4341 of SCROPHULA we h ave su b m i tte d to the Puh:le is extremely interesting, as it must issiivey e n the wet rojud i g..d minds, the importance of a medicine which succeeds so admirably when the glands are diseased hi the word nage. of Kines Evil. 'Phis Ca..! does not stand' .inely to The 1t.% of corm performed by SPILSBURY's PA TENT AN IfISCORBUTiC DROPS, when gi• to to Ois &seam, which proves the merit of this Antiscormitic, se well knows:as a spee.fic io Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatism, Eruptive, Nervous, and Bilious Csetplaints To three Ladies who wish for a pleasant Cosmetic, to alias trifling irritation, SPILSBURY's COMPOUND ESSENCE will answer perfecily. lk careful to a+lr for SPILSBURY's PATENT ANTI SCORBUTIC DROPS, with the wilds 0, By the King's Patent:' expressed on the Bottle, Bill of Ditelions, and um side Wiapper ; the Stamp also (the King's Duty), is printed to Block instead of Red Ink. iiottles price N. hd. Ins. And 11. Ss. Duty included Diltensary, No. IS, Seheotquar*. DOCTOR HOWELL'S POWDERS. Conenisions„ Hysterics, and and ali kinds ot Fits, radically cured by Dr..IdOWF.LI.'s POWDERS. The efficacy of then: invaluable Powders, has been a.rundantly, proved, by a great number of Cures perform ed ea ►emons of both Sexes, and of all Ages; many of whom had been dreadfully afflated for a long soles of years; and, having taken a variety of Medicine , without finding any relief, were deemed by the Faculty absolutely ieciirable. The few f•dlowing Cases are snlerded (rota a very long List (which may be seen at the Elector% House, and are attened by such iv @reliable Charadera, that the smallest doubt cannot remain in the mind of the most incredulous:— Ti,. Son of Mr. Triune'', of Giltspur-street, aged 18 yetrs, had Falling Fits from his childhood; tut w new redored to perfect heillth, by Dr Dowell's Pov deft. %Vanes., Dr. Tur ner, Fellow of the Royal College of Phvsk•oans, London, by whom they were recommended.—.llri. Riaieeta (;re .n, of the Savoy Precind. was, for moor than twenty years,afflided wiih Convulsions and Falling Fits; and, although she had been an In-patient of St. Bartholomew's and Gay's Hospitals, never received any benefit, till she had taken Dr. Howell's Powders, which p-rfectly curet her. Witness, the Rev. Mr. Hoot, Mi nister of the Savoy ...Mr. Daniel *ix, of Wred Horsey, my, near 70 years of age, iris fur more than sevelitoen years so grievously alßided with Convulsions and Felling Fits, as frequently to have ten in a week, and, after every 111C411$ were tried, iii rain, by the mo-t eminent o: the Faculty, was com pletely cored by Dr. Ilnisell's Powders. Witoesa, the Rev. Mr. Fullerton, Minister of West timeeley.—Misi Ann Wit liarns,of Lvitonstoae,Esses, had violent Fa' from her infancy, till she was 16 years of uee; when, by taking Dr. Howell's Powders, she was pe.recny cured —.Witness, the Rev. Mr. Whaley, Nt.nener of Layt.instone, who, f o r this great Messing. publicly . awned Thanks to the Almighty, in his Chapel, on the 10th of November, INS. This Soier..ign Reinoty is prepared, lee the Patronage of tlisMajcsty, ►r Dr. Unwell, Fellow of ilie Kmg s Collev; and is sold at los Douse., No 7d, High Ilul n urn , London (and no where else), at 10s. frt. a Packet, to win h is inclosed a Trea tise, written by the Doctor, on the .I!)oveln,iitioned D All Lettns f post paid) duly answered i and therPowdent sent CO toy pert of the United Klegduai. rate pis - raw —uetrw Whightois. Nsw Mahon, York, helhy, %onto. I':ASTER:4 1)IS CRICT—C4/chener, Brentwood, Balling d3o, Chelimuurd, Norwich, Ipbwich, bungs'', FrAibbli”gl.a.v, Bur) Sr. telniusurs, 1111 , 1x)ps Storttord, X 44110, Ha.6tc.mi, Cambi,cic, and s% !ERN UfSiklCT—Boughton, Milford, Cran br,o4, Sot.tuboreugh, .t m!tdun, Scram Oaks, Chatham, M.P l,4olo 's Shornr. Stroud, lfurst Green, C,aman-hand. 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THE whole of Dr. JOHN GILCHRIST's Valuahlr WORKS, on th HINDOOSTANEE (vulg. Maori) and PERSIAN LANGUAGES, so requisite alai umful for Writers, Cadets, British Officers, and Gentlemen of every Description in India, are sold, fir the Author, by BLACKS and PARITY, Bookseller* to the Honourable the East India Company, Leadmiliall-street ; where Catalogues, with Paiticulars, also a List of Books on Ortrinal Literature, Soc. &c. may be had gratis. Dr. Gilchrist continues his gratuitous InstruSions on the grand popill it language of India in particular, and this ac curate Pranunciation of the Oriental Tongues in general, eery Wednesday, from Ten till Three o'Clock, at his Ifou.e, Cam berwell Greets, to Gentlemea respeflably introdu,eid for the pot pose of acquirlag considerable Liformation relative to British India, with su.h a Knowledge of the Hindomtanee, and the Docrlor's most essential Publications, as will renda the Voyage to the East Indies subservient to their rapid and efficient Pro• g.ess us the Languages, Manner', Customs, Sec. of that coun try, hy a few week's application, under his immediate Super intendants and Direction, before they embark for India. Letters, 'snit paid, on the above Subject, from any part of United the Kingdom, will inert with CAI attention. OPORTO WINK CONIPANY, At their Stores, No 46, Katlibone-place, Solna square, London. Established 1504. T EM undertaking did not originate in mere tver , l l 3tio , i; it was folind.),i no the strong recommenda tion ef same perwms of rank and influence, as a general Con nmiroce at the West End atilt, Town, The Proprietor+ have it to say, and that with inhuite gratitude, that the InAitinnie has loose than answered their most sanguine expectations, to them a circumstance of no little catultation, a: they it has beci solely owing to the real excellence and superiority of their Wine:, and to th- sinnorm rettitude of their de 'hogs. To enable them to combat soccessfully against all .t!einpt, at oppositnan, and to maintiiii that pre emine-ice whi-4o they have now so universally attained, they are indiseensibly com pelled t a sell for ready money only. WINES, per dos. s. d. WINES, per daz. s. d Old Port, vintage 1f.03 42 0 I Bucellos ' boat sort . 41 0 Old ditto, vintage 179$ 44 0 Calcairella, richest quality 46 0 Old ditto, crusted, 1794 411 0 I Rich Mountain . . 44 0 Ditto Pale, vintage 1790 4$ 0 Vel:•nia, Madeira flavour 4i U Ohl Li•bon, Rea quality 42 0 India Madeira . • . 69 0 Prices of full proof FOREIGN SPIRITi, per Gallon. s. d. s. d. II iin, bne old Jamai.:a 17 6 I Holland+ Geneva . . IS 6 1 Bundy, real Cogniac, Shrubs, istßu•ii, Ste. 17 0 very old • . . . 20 6 ,Wbicla may Pic *Test, soil Samples bad, at the above Stare . and some private letters go so far as to state, that dtetrisor were already in possession of that city, which must have been evacuated by the Austrians. The report of today is, that Messrs. l'alleyrancl and Nlaret will not repair to the army, but that they will pass at least a part of the winter in this city. It is also rumoured, that several Foreigr. Am— bassadors will transfer their residence to this place, dosing His Majesty's absence from Paris. A part of the household establishment of Count Cubentzel, the Austrian Ambassador at Pa:is, has passed through this city for Vienna. The Arribas .acior himself will, we are assured, arrive here in the course of a few days. • UGSIII' It CHI, i,er. 1. The passing of the Rhine by the Lends army sems to have very much deranged the calculations of the A u.trians. Their Generals, since they have been apprised of that event, bold daily conferences, arid do not appear to knr,l7 well what measures they should adopt. The Archduke i''erdinanJ, whet i► at the head of the army,- does nothing of himself; and General i%Lck, who direffs the operations, sends one courier after another to Vienna, to demand in. sirs lions. He is one day at Monseningen, the next at U.an, and the third on the opposite bank of the Dauube. It i. obvious, that he is not without con• siderable apprehensions, and that he dreads an attack on the part of the French army. Several couriers have been sent to the Russian army in I.4oravia. to press General Ktt:usou•, in the most urgent rummer. to :accelerate the march of his army. only ,iro. vi.ioual measure hitherto adopted, is thit of dot tch. igg a considerable reinforcement to the Austr'an ar. my on the left of the Danube. Several regimants have left the right bAnk of the Iller, in order to re. pais the Lech. and proceed to the Upper Palatinate; that province, which is at present occupied by 'he Austrians, being menaced by the advance of the French in Frwoconia. We have just received intelligence, that several regisuenu of troops from the frontiers are traversing Upper Austria ; and advancing, by forced marches, to the Lech. The regiments of Pcerwaudin and Bood are expetted to reach that river on the 9th; those of the Banat and the Illyrian villages, on the 12th; and the first and second Wallachian regi. menu, on the IGth. The garrisons of Fiume, Ram, Porto, and Ree, have beers conveyed by sea to Venice. They bays been replaced by Russian troops from Corfu. SOLLILIRE, SEPT. SO. In the sitting of the Extraordinary Diet on the 11.5 th, the Landamman presented a report respeding the mission of his brother, Colonel G:utc, to the Imperial Court of Austria. Colonel Glutz had re. turned fro= Vienna the preceding evening, and brought with him a letter from the Austrian Mo narch, for the Helvetic Chief Magistrate. This letter gave an assurance of the interest which His Ma jesty took, and always had taken, in the happiness of Switzerland; and, consequently, stated hi, rea diness to recognise, in the most solemn manner, the neutrality of the Cantons, as soon as the French Government should have officially recognised it on its part. In consequence of this report, the Diet re. s dyed to send a Deputation to the F.mrror of the French, at Strasburgh, to snake suitable representa tions to him on the suhje!l. This importior mission. was confided to tke late Landamman, D'Affry. who set out as soon as he received his instrudions. Cho Diet then appointed ten Col.:lads to serve under the Comm snder-in-Chief, and ordered a second con tribution for the subsistence of the army. The oh jell of the Extraordinary Convn atinn of the Diet being thus accomplished, that Assembly was dis solved the day befote yesterday. M. De Watteville, the Commander-in-Chief of the Federal army, established his head-qu .n..:rs At Zurich, on the `!7th ; and he has sine_ d t:tch-d a battalion of five hundred mea to Setiadhousets. • .• • e , . , . . . .•. „. ..or.' . 1it1 011r1,06 ,- ; - t,. , ii , , . 1! , 51 s ~..... .4r. .. . . • -. l. -----( ...A . _ - ir—"'''"''"'"'"'"'r"'""!''''-'"'""'.""'''"•• -- --• --s . ' 2 1 , I h'J5. .Piticx I , x? •: AlONOr rliCi firtt ,t e .... ? jed. %PC, ^ =— fir 4 t:JORDAWS LAST NIG oND, HT THIS SEAS ft. Rictim -, cnNTR ACTS FOR BARRACK STORES. FOREIGN BITE LLIGL NCR. COMMISSARY GENERAL'S OFFICE, WILL be THIS PRESENT EVENING, ' Great G , mrge.street, _Oi.t. 19, ISCS. Oct. 21, when Silk: WILL PERFORM IN ROTH SUCII Person, as may ie &irons of Controdinz Iviti ---.....--- FROM THE DUTCH CAPERS. PLAY AND FARCE. • the Cononis.urg General fir supp'oirtg Fire. Engines, Bed• .-..-. The Public are must respectfully informed, that HALE ding, ireliniongery, Copp e r s , Tin-Ware, f.,l;then War.., Ta. vizawa, OCT. 2. th. PROFI .S of the NIGHT vile Managers dedurtinc 10;. Wes, Chairt Whaelbarrows, Coopers' Ware, M o m, B rooms an d The Russian troops,. who are conv ey i ng i n 3000 :01. their Expetice.) will be 131$f deli lit) AMONG A Baskets, W ooden Ladles and Spo o ns, ewe melee Partirwrars FEW INDIGENT FAMILIES iii the P A RN!! of RICH- of rhe sandre.trrierrs, with the Terms and Cori:idiom of the can- waggons, are expeeted to :each Brennau on the) MONO, con wh,gh Ur anon Ms. JORDAN most respectfully ten •1•, at this Othee, between the Hours of Eterun and Three maicits the patr.mase of that Vicin i ty e T, ark, ant deliver their Tender, sealed sot.; dire vd, ea me 10th, whence they will co n ti nue t h e i r route f or D a . An Acciruet or the Appropriations of the Money may be Csinormari s fitteref, ometo ng ther. tt 'read e r r. t Barrack chain, three leagues west of Munich. The first co. seen at Mr. Wall's, Bookseller, R ithintioil Sullth "' " "" '''. i ''t . '"' e "'yr the 1 " • f N "" 4 "; b '" "*". sent wumn will reach Getting, H aag , an d P ars d or f e welt Srhe rertiv t d colter Tsseloe o'clock eta that Day, coal, if by ADDITIONAL DEFENCE ACT. United Past, the postage arse be paid. the 16 t h ; t h e secon d w ill arr i ve on tile 14th, the P Irish,' in ST. MARGARET and ST. JOHN the EVANGF.LIST, Westminster.—Watatiol several Men for the • COMMISSARY GENERAL'S OFFICE, third on the 20th, the f o u r th on t h e 22d , an d d ue ablve Parishes, to each of whims the full &witty of Twelve Great Geotge-,treet, Oct. 19, 140%. fifth on the titli. This army consists of forty-four Gui.leas, se regulated by His Majesty, will be allowed, without PUBLIC ilsUcTicrs OF 'Mani', SALT Pxuv isioN, battalions, all • ked infantry. pic airy deduction. The Churchwardens and Overse ens w ill atten d OATS, SACKS, AND IMPLENIENTS, 3tc. to the Vestry Room of St. Mstgaret's Chuith, trout Elfliedil STR ASIBURGW, OCT. 6. N °TIC& is hereky fiorn, th a t Quaolities of NI One o'cliwk d ot i ng th e piedint Wee k , tor tee puryese in . From the oth er side of th e BISCUIT, OATS, SAC KS, end i , mpLEMENTs, .... Rhine we have receiv. receiving applicat iii n, f rom str h M en as are wi l ling to serve 4 ) . 4 , 4 i n i b , a giemia It , . , , 4 ,, i ‘4lB,dr, 1./ r h o an t‘ Mlll. N., for the aaid P aris h es . o - r i ngers w i ll he allowed ' 4l. 12s. fol. The Men are RO I r e q uire d to servo rice o f the United King- PI.Cel, wilt ire 84 )1.1.1 by PUBLIC A UCEICIN, in illi, NIUN rH ed the important in:.:lligence, that several columns ..„ N ov - Emma:it : rlnm, and the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Alderney ,• and of the Grand Army have advanced u far as Ulna ; NORTHERN DlSTRlCT—Newcastle, Durham, Hexharn, the saevice is limited to six months slier a Oeheitivo Treaty A t„, kk. a „,,, lie ,„, cic and some DTIINAtt IPti IN Peace. SIMON STEPHEN SON, %Wry Clerk 7 ; ib. Or rd. rd. I