The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-10-16 00:00:00

. 4 •CCI. r ill` *FM, %-m . •. . . NUMBER 2575.) TIIVA lith-ROY al., DRIIRY-I.AMF. THIS PRESENT EVENING, o&. 16, Their Majestic." • wai shairapp- S , r•lnni MIA r.. 7 of AS YOU LIKE IT, Duke, Mr. Raymond; Annan., Mr D:rnum ; Jaques, Mr. Wroughttm ; Ortduto, Mr. Elkton; Adam, Mr. rnwe , Tuuchroone, Mr. liztinever Ruralind kwitii the 0.1,11, Sung), Mn. Jordan ; Celia, kf•,t, ; Audrey, MIA pope. POPe• 1. Act V. A Sung by Mrs Wand. To wh;eh wtl h.• added, the hluucai Entertainment of THE DOCTOR AND THE APOTHYCARY. Tho•naw., Mr. D mum; Sturmwald, Mr Ws:twitter ; ar t.., Mr Doinum ; Juan, Mr Banni‘t,r; Duet s nil iRt , Mr. Mathewl• Anna, Mn. MOUffilill; lultella , Mn. Man 1 To-marrow, Maebeth.-.Maeheth, Mr EllWton. On Friday, That Rink, with Youth, Love, at:d Fn!ly. TI FATE E•ROYAL, . CU' ENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, OR. 16, will be adtdd a Trariv, called JANE SHORE. The Duke of Glister, Mr. Ramble; Lord Hastier, Mr. C. Dumont, Mr. Hargrave. Alicia, Mrs. Litchfield) Jane Sb.are, Mrs Sidrions. After which, a Darwo called THE SHIPWRECICD SAILOR. To wlimh will be *Merl, the Musical Farce of THE QUAKER. Steady, Mr. Inclo.loni ta,y, Mr Davenport; Lubin, Mr. Taylr ; Solomon, Mr. Listen. Fhwetta, Mla. Margerurn (being her fir,t appearance on this Stage), To sorrow, Othello—Othello, Mr. Kririble. 0:1 Fit , lay, The Man of the Wmid —After which,a new 11-1.. Drama, never acted, ca.lerf, Itintantino ; or, The Bravo of Venice, with new Music, Scenes, DiCiffS &C. GERMAN THEATRE. Un.let the immediate Patt en ice Her MAJESTY. NI R. SCHIRMER's JUVENILE COMPANY wtil have the honour in perform THIS PRESEN EVENING, • COI/liC Opera, CAM THE Swiss. Alter which, the falnurite 1'400.0411e Dance, ra il ed THE NIGH T INTRIGUE ; or , OLD AGE DUPED. rooctucl, with a F .rce, called THE DRUNKARD. _ . . . Sohaeriptiont and 'Pieces tairnrn&theday; of performance, blond 6, Vlfednetetari, and Saterdayv, from Eleven to Six. Doers open at Halt-past Six, and begin at Half-pavt A Translation of the Farce to be had at the Box-Office, prize Is. N.W. A New Overa and Farce are iw tehearial. CERTAIN CURE FOR THE GOUT. W HEREAS, Advertisement s duly appear un der my name, informing the Public, that the Patent for nlv Awl-13,44mi Deob.trueot Pills, may he sewn at the E. 1.1- bnraOor in Belford-street ; if any perc..n, therefote, should be ind , ,eed roroquest to VT the Patent, I will thank them to d ,ire to int , legal Awiglimust, by which they are author ised, in any nomner, to make me of my name ; and further bee ewe. to infous toe Public, that my Pills, and toy other Meiticmil Cuomo -atom% ran alone be bad genuine, either at my Wartehnise, at the shop of Mr. Lerby, Bookaell,r sad Stationer, Stafflid-are.4, Bond Creel; or at the shops of thine Yeuders, who are legally appointed by jlatio.ity It, 1805. WM. BARCLAY. N. K N.. Medicine pretendhig to be ioued under my manse, •nuine. w:tbout the citric is eograred on a black 'atom The ftiterenal WILLLA.AI BARCLAV . S SPECIFIC for M.. sure, safe, and ari l relief of the GOUT, and ev e ry other malady what arevei, proceeding from that fatal source, hAlierto one of the Opnrobria of Medicine, and the of pi it tql of the accurate reicearehes of the most ingenioe. Ph•sicians, until Mr. Barclay invented his Specific, whet', for lorries of rears, has never failed in proctirilig :chief, even In the limit violent en.! dangerous pares ysitts,of that moot cruet, and hitherto invincible complaint, in whatever pan of the kanom frame it may be situated, ....itch is candidly allowed b the relebrated Dr. Itaddoes, in his Tre.tise upon the Gout, to le the property of Mr. Berclay's Invention alone The fair sex in narticuln, will relief in the free use of the Specific yet Pods, as will assure to them, by a contin aanee , comforts wh ch they have net experienced, prubahanly, for years before. Mr Barclay has been favoured with permission to refer, either personally, nr by letter, to the fallowing distinguished penman seer, fir tie truth of the ahove affections. The Lll,l Pishop rr RA VII and WELLS, The Right Hon Viacomit ISILLON, SirJOIIN FIONY WOOD, Kart Al P far Ifoniosn. So Sr FILIEN LIiSIIINGTi)N, Bart. M.P. Peary% THOMA ANSON, Esq. MP. for Litchfield, JAMES &MYATT, Esq. M.P. fbr Southampton, CECIL Ft PIO:ESTER. Fast. hit P. for Weadock, NICHOLSON CALVERT, Esq. M.P. for I lertford, KI)MUN BOEHN, Esq. New.street, Spring Gardens, THI NAS HAMMER .I.El*, Esq. Pall Mall, CV W DICK ES, Esq. Private Secretary to the late Archbishop of Canterbury Tln ker. Mt. DIMOCK, Librarian to the late Archbishop. Dr Barclay has been 'scoured with a great variety of testi. monies, ackinsitledging the eilicacy of Isis Medicine; but their nuribir arid length pteventine, their insertion in a newspaper, he therefore einifitte+ herself to two of the malt recent ; the ere addressed to Mr. Bull, hie Agent in Dublin by the Hoe. Archdeacon C a ulfield, an d t h e ot h er to himself, by Thos. &taws!, Esq of Bath. - (COPY.) " Sic, " Olenarm, Imly 8, 1805. " 1 have received your fresh sup;dy, in two double Wires, of " loom excellent Medicine, denominared " PJL , for which the Rev. William Barclay has a Patent. 1 " you 1 had found them very of and you or " roost per- ',slim to add my name to the roust respectable , :Kna.tnre. in its favour. I should imagine the Archbishop of " C.t terbium's name of Mielf sufficient; and acknowledge 1 " tried the Pills entirely en my firm belief that it was in itself "an hmt. It is nut pos.ible so nienthed a pemonatm oriu4l surfer his acme to be made us • of but fur the good os the Public, er that b • annexed to any thing but " truth. 1 have experiencel the soundness of the foundation " en whleh 1 boat, for I war subitct to tormenting flatuleii " cies, proceeding from bile, arid have to thank Mr. Barclay " fur the cure. You may, therefore, make use of my mains " where and when you please. I am, Sir, y..ut's, dec. " J. CAULFIELD, Archdeacon of Kilmore." Is Mr. Win. Roll, 79, Darne-strect, Dublin." The above is a true Copy of the Aiehtleacon of Rilmore's Letter to me. W. 15 1 / 1 .1- " SIR, " Upper Crescent, Bath, Joly 20, ltitla. " (In rec e ipt o f this, retitle.? you will bend meant double " boxes of rotor Pail, and twelve bottles of " Specific. Incloold is, a draft fit 501. pay vourself for the ss Medicine, and apply the tematoder to the publication of the " following case:— " For the last fourteen years 1 hare been °Miffed with the " gout, 410. for the last four yelrs, this is the fir.t letter I have " been able to write, which 1 think ,nsighs to he addressed to " yen, acknow:••dging my pert:, cure, by u.ing your Arm " bilious Specific. I sin, Sir, sou= 'riot 0 4 'iged 1 1 humble Servai__ " ?DOS. RERNE.RI.I I ." " Re•.W Barclac,Stalford.stre e t,B en d. stre t, I.oinloti." Ti,, Pill, and Specific are sold at Mr. L. km by's, Swirly:d eign, S , sed•street ; Mr. Stratton, Leicester square; Mr Chernnt, Poultry (Lte Salter and Cu'); Mews. Ba ilie/Ind Co. t SO , Oxfaid street ; Mr. Holton, Royal-F.xchange; Mt. Mitchel. Medical Repositore, Leng Acre; Mr. Ward, NO. 5.4, Holborn ; tVithers. Teinpie-bar ; and Mr. Rorer, Be 4.. heapaide, whom the Doetco ha, appointed his Whole vale Agent. Nll The Horiomable Commirsiervers of Flit Nfajesty's Stamp Office have g:auteal permission to the Rev. Wei. quay to have his name sugraved ja a Black Stamp, the forgery of which is felotty. WM. BARCLAY. JDOUSES, for Horsing of Piece Goods, Spaoish Wont, Hope, S •rd.„ Spica and Household Funwttre, Corner of CHURL:If-COUNT, Spices, LONDON. N. IS Gals purchasrd and sold on Commission, in the London Markets, for Country and Foreign Correspondents. APOLLO CIRCULATING LIBRARY, Nu. 111, CH EAP.SI DE. M R. TEGG has the honour to acquaint his numerous Subscribers, and th,l Public in general, that he has this day publishod tho SECOND DART of the CA TALOGUE of this LIBRARY, which is now ready for deli vering, gratis. Terms of Subscription, Oae Guinea* year; Its. half a year i or Ta. id. • quarter. RATIUNAL ENTERTAINMENT IN TIME OF RAINY WEATHER, LONG EVENINGS, AND LEISURE HOURS CIRCULATING LIBRARY, No. 14, TAVISTOCK STREET, COVEN rt.:ARDEN JCREIGHTON most respetitully informs his . Friend: and the Public, that he has recently added to his Library, numerous valuable and expensive Publications in every Del's. tment of Literature. Catalogues and Card, of Terms may be hail, on application at the Library, where attendance is given Lora eight to the morning till eight in the evening. HERR PASTE FOR ALL OUTWARD DISORDERS. THIS incomparable PASTE i s p re p are d f rom Herbs only, .aid is the safest and hest thing ever do. covered fur all COMPLAINTS in the SKIN and FLESH, as can be proved by ociilar demonstration. It cures Sot-, of every Description, if they are ulcerated to tne bone; is a certain core for the Piles in its worst stage, .tad gives wonderful relief in tire Gout, kieumatisro. Cancers, White Sotllttigi, and ever‘ 'Aber outward Complaint. 51214, by appointment, isnly at Clarke's Fait Shop, No. Its. Strand, new Villiers street, i i pot., at tic dd. duty included: This Day ant publi.hed, in 3 %Ms. price 12. i. TALES, by Madame DE MON FOLI EU, Author of Caroline Di Lichtfield, being a Continuation sun Conclusion of the Arabian Nights—A Fragment from a Voyage to England.wThe Lake of the Swans--and blebach sala ; or, The Language of Flowers. Printed f C. Chapple, 66, Pall-Mall, and 30, 3outhamp. ton-row, Russell-squato DR. GOLDSMITH', ANIMATED NATURE. This Day is published, handsomely printed in Six Volumes, (Soave, with a new set of Mites, engraved by Mr. Warmer, • new Edition, with considerable Additions mad Improve ments throughout the Work, and • complete Index, by Dr. Tummy R.I. S price V. 14s. in boards, A H ISTORY of the EARTH and ANI.. MATED NATURE. By OLIVER GOLDSMITH. Printed for F. Wingrarc ; J Johnson ; W. J. and J. Ri chardson; F. C. and J. 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S()ME Booksellers of Londoa having thought proper to publish a Wo , k under the express title rif THE ETON LATIN GRAMMAR, to which they have prefixed the Arms Eton College, with a view of supplanting the tnie GRAMMAR, printed for the Use of ETON SCHOOL, arid long continued by Masters of the roost respe'table Gram mar,Sehools in the Kingdom; TOTE and WILLIAMS re spelfully solicit Gentlemen concerned in Twition (particu larly those who ham received an Eton 'dilution), not to coun tenance, unintentionally, an shameful a viola•ion of their pro- perty, by receiving and rising the Lre.d.r.i edition, bet be care ful to order the GEMINE E VON EDITION, printed by Pate and Williams, and old by them, at No. 4, Crane-court, leet street, price Two Shillings; where Gentlemen may be %implied with the several Books used at Eton Scheel, and School &mks in general. wholesale and retail. • ,r • Considerable allowance to Schools. A SAVING OF ONE GUINEA IN THREE. With Warmth, reasounnem, and Durability united. (lOLLYER's SILK STOCKINGS, with COT. V TON FEET, No. 148, Fleet-emeet. The didingunhed ai.d uriiir.ilied excellencies ef the above being fully established I ', an Increasing demand, that has surpassed ad caleulation, W. Callyer conceive, any farther meoraniendation would be a refle,iiosi on vie liseerernent and good sense of an intelligent and enlightened Polltie; who has honoured his Invention with so Ina, Itch and decided a preference. A larg: and decant seletlio at the following Prieee:—. Ladies stout and fine White Silk, 7‘ 61 ; most fashionable Cloths, Se. 6d.• Gentlemen's Unto, 75.64 ; very b..A. 10s. 6d. Ladies' and eenttemm's stout and fine Black Ditto,. Ss. 6d. ; Superfine, 106. 64. N B se:v other Article of Hosiery, when so/41n Quanti tins of Three Pairs and uowarit, et prernseft the Prizes. - --......, . • • Vs' .... • • • c . , ) b,t• 1* t* .::. I,* 4%4 - ) , t , . 411 • 0 . __ ____ . _ ___ %S . . 7 4 Niat ir , ..4FA _._ WEDNESDA ' ' . • 16 1805. ' •,•‘, VA:. ' T. (1:T, on TUESDAY, Oel o b er e, a S trong PRACTICAL PERSPECTIVE. 11 4 BLACK 'TERRIER, w i th brown feet, white braes, This Day is published, price One Galion, in earn boards. nod 1 ...e cropped ears, amours to the name of Pincher: Win- Complete Book of PRACTICAL PERSPEC- ttv: , .01 bring him t o N o . 2, Adam Wert, Wei.t, Portman- LA TIVE, exemplified in LANDSCAPES. 4 111 o re, Mall receive Half-a-Guinea reward.-440 greater re- By 'P. NOBLE. ward will be given. Printed by Nichol., for Edward Orme, Rend-street. Where may be had, IN THE CFNTRF. OF Tu r CITY, ROOKSof INSTRUCTION in eve branch of DRAW- OHN TOWNSEND'S PUBLICK WARE. ING. ry ItICHA RDSON. GOOF:LUCK. and CO. respectfully acquaint the Public, th•ct the next Day a Dreeci..g the PRESENT STATE LOITERT. wdl be On SATURtYtT, the 19th WK. The First Drawu T.cket,, on that Morning, :MI Pe entitled to TEN THOUSAND PUUT4 DS. 11 "rises of 3 2 3 4 9 TICKETS and SHARES, warranted undrawn, continue on Sale at their Licen.ed Offices, Cornhol anJ Chat in: cress. TEN THOUSAND POUNDS, for t h e FIRST DRAA , N TICKET, NEXT SATURDAY, Wog the F,:th dgy of Drawine Twenty Thnutani Peon& foi l the Emit-draw:a Ti...ket, Su.th Day, Octoter 2G, StLte of the Wheel. 3 ....PflMI 0f.... L to,ono ate L "%One I IC,OOO 2. :hoo o I 2,000 4 1,000 9 tie. die. —.. TICKETS and SI IA RES, warranted undrawn, are on SALE at all the Li:eneed LGuery TEN THOUSAND POUNDS for the FIRST DRAWN Ticket, NFXT SATURDAY, o:tateer 19. 11105, hen.g the Firth Dty of Drawing. The FIRS F-DR AWN TICKET the SIXTH DAY, O. 26, will tcceive TWENTY TtIuUsAND POUNDS. CAPITAI.S IN THE WHEEL. 3 Prime( 20,0001. 8 of lO,OOOl. 2 at 5,0001. 3 of 2,0001. 4 --. of 9— of 5OOl. TICK? I'S and SHARES, ' , no-ranted Undrawn, are on SALE by HARRISON and lIRODAE, 237, Piccadilly. N.II Prizes paid on Demand. TEN TIIOUSAND POUNDS. CV/ IFT and CO. No. 11, Poultry, are selling the TICKETS arid SHAKES as the Present Lottery, war raikteal unaraera. Thr Firw-drawn Ticket, on SATURDAY nett, will re ceive TEN 'THOUSAND POUNDS; and, on the n-st Day of Drawing, the First ticket will be entitled to TWENTY THOUS AND POUNDS. All the highest Prizes are yet in the Wheal, via. 9 Prizes of L. 20,000 3 Prize. of I-2,000 3 .. .. .. 10,000 4 .. .. .. 1,000 SWIFT and CO's Office has been remarkable for the Salo of Capitals attached to First-drawn Ttekctitho underlain. honed were sold by them in the last LOttell , ll wilys—. 6,791 .... L. 20,000 20,952 .... L. 10,060 9,362 .... 10,000 5,2 tO .... 1,0011 9,802 .... SCO 3.69$ •.• • roo PROPRIETY OF PERSONAL APPEAR A Nek.. Beauty arid Health cannot be inure essentially promoted, than by attending t r the Preserv.ition of the Teeth. MR. NEWTON's RESTORATIVE TOOTH 1. POWDER, having received the approbation of the fir-t Noblity, Gvatry, and a generous Public, be an extensive eon autuptina fur a series of years, as well as the attestation of its superior excellence, from the analysis of Its coropoiseat parts, by the most distinguished Medi -al character,, who have pro. miunced it the morn pleasant Vegetable Tooth Powder known, to encrease the beauty of the enamel, and promote the durability of the Tooth, and which Ina, in co,sequenee of its experienced advantages, been honoured with the immediate pa tronage of their Margie-, and the various illustriou. Stanches f the Ruyal Family, Nubdny , Ocntiy, &c. in the United Klnedens NEW 'I'M'S TOO TH !CMOS& le an Astr.agent end AntAeorhutic Powder, • delicate Arninatte, extremely rsteful to t:.e p.slate, and pleasant in its use; lit lie, to those who apply it, it is a certain presewtitive of pain or decay of the Teeth to the teest period of life. It cumin*s to be faithfully prepared by Mr. Newton (only), at his house, Kemateginii pla.o, Vauxhall (late of Great P essel street, Loin! II), from the genuine Ite,ipe of the late Sir Rhliaol JAM, Phs %Clan to Their Majesties ' Ste.; and sold wh e le•ale, mail, and 1. r ex portatisn, by M n,,,s. Shaw and F.Al•ards No. 66, St. Paul's Churchyard, wham he has einpow-••...d to in .Ire a Weal allow.. a nee to his Town and Country Ye M-rehants, &c ; also, retail by Coultas and ('o. a t M t Newton's Lite Wareouse, No. 126. Ureat tu.sell-street, lisalford-squam; and by every Perfumer and Medicine Seller in the Kingdom, in Boxes, at 2s. N.B. Picas* to ask for %MUM% T., th Poewlee, and gate that B 11. Newton i, ertitten on each lies Yids rod limit, mail alma sold as Newtoorie are Itllpalittollll. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FROM THE FRENCH .%ND DUTCH PAPERS. ►A\li, OCT. S. The Emperor has established his Head-quarters at Stutgard. The army has passed the Neckar without having experienced either de s ertion or sickness. A great many conscripts have joined the army; but die union of the Wirtemberg, Baden, and Bavarian armies, with the French, is nut a matter of less importance ; and the German peo ple seem to manifest towards them sentiments equally favourable. In several departments which have not had the advantage of being visited by His Majesty the Em peror, viz. in those of the Maine and Loire, and Indre and Loire, list books are opened in the office of the Sub-prefects, to receive the names of those young men, who, not belonging to the Conscription, are desirous of arming and equipping themselves, at their own ezpence, in order to prove their zeal and courage, and their devotion to their Emperor. "It would be unjust." said the Prefect of Maine and Loire, " that the departments which have not had the good fortune to have their Sovereign among them, should be e;:cluded from the privilege ef contri buting to, and being responsible to the French na tion fur his safety, to partake of the glorious perils of our Emperor, and to learn the military art snider the greatest of warriors. lam fully persuaded that His Majesty will condescend to accept the services that may be offered to him by these rtipeeable young men, who belong to the department of Maim and Loire." Here follows • fulsome letter from the Minister •f the Interior to the Preled of the Rhone, much to the died of the above paragraph. oer. 6. CONSERVATIVE SENATE. RITIACT FllOhl THE, ■6OISTIRS OF Tilt CONSERVA- TIVZ SENATE, OT THE STH OT OC'TOIEe, 1805 A Message was read from I-Its Majesty, the Em peror, dated Strasbergh, the 30th of September, 1805, which is as follows: " SFNATORS, " I have delegated to the Grand Eletiorthe neeetsary powers to preside at the Sittings and Councils of /administration of the &maw " I rejoice in tho oppectunity of giving that Princes proof of my esteem for hit talents, and of my unlimited eitafulence ie tut attachment to my person ; and to you, Senators, a /WM roue* that my absence will, in no respect, delay the propose of Mmnest. I. 1 have else ceeeitleted, that the geed 4 the matey re. .. u .. (Mien 11 XPitwcp. quire'', that during my stay on ins 1 weests, So Greed dens., shiiMil rennin to the anew of you.. " Give') at our ifead.quarters at Swasiiiiii• the Slit Sep* teethe,. 160:i. (Signed; " IitPOLEON. " Ky tlic Emperor. " Secretary of Stale, (Signed) "if It. MARET.' [The i fiAlosis a Re.seistion of tits Senate, voting thanks i.e the Emperor, and deco-eing that a Deposes oa should be sent to the Grand k:leCtor (Prince Joseph ), sap feelliVll of their tisfatlion at his nuasiiiation. The di postai. rm. with the maw dent of the Senate (Francis de Neui Aimee al' ) at their bowi e waited on the Grand Kleist; with an i td•cs-, ti.e same day.) M. Jerome Bonaparte, win has sustained the honour and dignity of the Free cb flag at Algiers, with as much aftivity as courage, is at present at Paris. It is to the fine Castle of VI nuillrenil, surrounded truth water and pleasant prospo IS, that pert of this English prisoners, hitherto Beta int d at Verdan, bar* been removed a few only hive been carried to Valenciennes. French Funds 551. HAGUE, :err IS. Several important objeds, which circumstances prevented from being brought to a termination during the Extraordinary Session of Their High Mightinesses, have been deferred to the autunua Session, which will not commence tin November. The last and most important aft ef the Legislature, was an imposition of ten per cent, on Successions. The Legislature also sanetionei a law, presented by the Grand Pensionary, ordering, that all the Na tional Domains, which are not mortgaged, shall be sold for the benefit of the State. 31•6111VIIGH, StPT. 26. The Senate has eißed from this city and territory, ander penalty of being arrested if they enter chilli. Ruben Smith. a captain of a ship, aid the Baron De &vier, convifted of unlawful recruiting. The Baron De Reeder traversed Germany to induce the inhabitants of the country to quit it, and seek their fortttnii in the United States. These unfoi tur.ate persons, who were thus seduced in the hopes of be coming happier, where sent to Ruben Smith, who, when he had a full cargo, conducted t'le victims to England. 'Ube Barest De Rader received fr uSen Smith three guineas for every man whom he sent to the door of Hamburgh and Bremen. The latter was paid seven guineas for every man whJrn he deliveed at Tonr.ingen ; he received besides eight guineas for conveying each man to &gland, where he left them, pretending a crrairary wind, or a want cf water. There they were enlisted amongst the English troops, or transported to the Cobnies, or sent back to the Continent, W found incapable of service. SA IL Ls [VOL oMete, seer'. Nineteen English prisoners have arrived at this place on their way (tom the wreck oi the Cassia lugger, from Jersey, that struck upon the rock Le Pilfer near Noirenoutier. Tier set off utis ing for Nantes, under escort of the troops du. are going to form the gat•rison of that city. A Danish vessel laden with c d fish and other merchandise, arrived this morning in the Roads, in nearly a sinking condi ti Our convoys come and go with great safety. Se veral have passed under convoy of the &parr, c-na manded by M. Gaioe, a Member if the Legion of Honour. The artillery upon the station, it may be presumed, are the chief means of their proteelion. sreAssusnit, (JCT. 3. All the Generals employed in aelual service, who have been for some time past in our city, have set off for the army. His Esc.Henry M. Talleyrand, Minister for Fo. reign Affairs, is arrived hero. M. D'Affry, Envoy Extraordinary from the Hel. vetic Confederacy, has set opt on his return t, Htl. vetia, having obtained an audience of His Imperial Majesty. The objel of his journey is supposed to have related to the neutrality of that country. The Emperor, u?on his return the day before yesterday, from the bridge of the Rhine, met seve. ral waggons loaded with bread for the army, who he immediately ordered a loaf to be given IJim, which he tasted. At this proof of Iris solicitude and care for the health and welfare of the army, the air resounded with shouts of rive rEsepereac. His Majesty went yesterday on horseback to visit the faundery, and examined every thing in it with the most minute attention. He took his departure. at noon, for Rastadt. where his head-quarters were fixed in the morning. The Emperor will be this day at Louisbargh, about three leagues from Stat. gard, the usual residence of His Serene Higheise the Eleftor of Wirtemberg. Ns Majesty was accompanied by his Minister of F 4111.1 141.31 ) e 3 A • 1 1 1:;) • . 41).7; t • Pc[ _ ~~... C V I