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1 0 51"1,4 4- w. %. • 564.) DRAIRY-L AN F., rrHE R E ROYA L. I 'nits F ININA, TuFsDAY, Oct. Their ,icitonts will perform c:;4 time thit Seaton), a Comedy, caled THE WONDER. T,noot, Mr. Cherry ; Don PeliX. Mr. Ellixtem; Fre e rick. Mr Holland; Don Pedro, Mr. Suet; Colotiel Briton, Itarlns..re; Gib'w, Mr. Spark.; Lisaard.s, M r . R an . ~..;-; Alguazile, Mr. Maddock.: ; Donna Violanre, Mn. j 1; Donna I.abella, Mrs. &milky ; I nir , Miss Tidavrell ; lima, Migi Pope. Afar which f 11th tine these Fight Years), the revived torical Roos.' et. ii• Tine.- Act: of RICHARD CeEUR DE LION. Vrith enure!! New !.icenery, Machusery, Dresses, and Decorations. Rt. ban!, Mr. Ktlly ; Klenial, Mr. Bwrynsfire ; Florcistan, Sir owets, Mr. Ovum ; Antatnic.. %y rs . m ai m ; twillot, Mr Swett ; Matilda, Mrs. Mountaia ; Laurette, Maw HAuway ; St VP, C s t e, tow. In Azt 111. a Dance, by Miss C Bristow. Tie Comedy of The Provoked floshand having been on satihdav evening received wiih the highest marks of amoeba tnn, and mint unbounded &riot..., by a brilliant and crowded :wilence,wlll be repeated (for the second lime this Searon), ' o -,,arrow. After which 'first time this Season), the (k.did eel Pantomimic Spedade c.f Cinderella; or, The Lett a Laos Slipper. rI I IIEATRE ROYAL, COVENT -1 GARDEN. This EVENING, TUESDAY, Om 90, Nil performed (6th tone - , , , a Nee Comedy, in Five Acts, THE BLIND BARGAIN; Or, HEAR HIM 4SUT. With New Scenes id Dreamt.' The Characters by ltlr. Fawcett, Me .Jewii, Mr Farley, Mr. E m e r y, M r . rafrhant, Mr. Kendra., Mr. Curties, MY. Jefferies, Mr At. Mrs. Gibbs, Mr, Dibdin, Miss Davies (with a Song in 4... facie' t , Mrs. Emery. Pie Prologue to be apeken by Mr. Murray. The Epilogue to be sung by Mr. Emery. After the Play (46th time) a Grand Senn Comic Romantic Meki-Drama, in Two Acts. canoe, VALENTINE and ORSON. With New and Militional Splendour. The Piece to conclude with a GRAND PAGEANT, RlDresenting the Meeting of The Emperor of Con Amu. nople and the King raf Prance. Tht New Coined', of The Blind Bargain; or, Hear Him COUtiMiti), to be received with the most unbounded ap. p.iuve by overflowing audiences, it •ill be repeated every venni', (seep* to-morrow, till further notice. To-morrow wi!l es per6intred the Cisme Opera of The Cabinet Pun," Wands, Mr. Warrant ; Floretta, Sig . fora Stove. To which tr.:tic added, in Two Acts, the Comedy of The Wril for the Dee! ARMY C.;lifitACTS. COMMISSARY GENERAL'S OFFICE, No. SS, Great Ot,rg- Street, O. ZG, 181+4. NOTICE u heredy give', Is all Persons desirous e' 3 , llDif ihrtyl Is a, TrOVI y adirraela 6...1 twr..l i" art Gratis Ktha, bowl, 461.rp, Nos th .sep , and beck,. P. IL as sea for the 1113411 Dart of k ; thee P. - Toss's is Writing, tested re, ato•kt , l " Tender kr Army Suppler." ri ll be reCel4ool at this ttfee, 04 or oefore the tel Day of said Mouth If November (Mu elMit lOU ee re tied otter Twelve or,beck e 4 that Dag) ; and, if seat by F..e, eke Postage to k psi I. hermits mkt k bee .0 vpaert,ty . /or each Cowry, ,stet the I To. twit •Yeeret , e., with their ear.. A Ressateare, suit be interhei et the Foot V., ; and so Teach r miltlot wetted 1111. it 4 tie Party to *pea tel a this Office 104 tA. joanciag Day to hew the De re thcresa. Po.tilders el 14 C. streeb is's ioe had, rpm Appfie.twi et ab Of re. &threes' the Hest.... Ten soul Farr. ARMY CONTRACTS. COMMISSARY GFNER AL'S OFFICE, No. 3.!, Great Gouty!. Street, Oct 26. 1 8 0 4 NOTICE airrtAv rota to all Pergons derst,ut of Cootothat 0 sepply firege, pis. Vat` Hay, wool Straw, 1. , ow& Threes letorecirg i. His Majesty's Ey .-es, v rtn,, ore, tent. Nay k,s:etiereed is Ma hosts. of Jewy, Goers ey, •4J Tht D,t , teries to commerce co ac.l . for the !nth Dry of Deets,- I , " itzt that I'ropose4 • is Undo', *soled and aorkeol " Tender tut Forage • ' oral 6e v.:L.6cl' at this Ojeoe„ as or I die 14:k NH, caber ; bat now it:. 6c weird after Tacit( • lark ro that Da , • cad it ant hy Past, the P liege to Se pail. l'rapils 14,,, he kJ/ orystrately for the blowl of Jersey, t.a th+t !"Gismos . lira isertle ebokrrsey, cal the KilAti and kniicitce s 1145. , goad Sonssiss most 6s inores64 as .he Foot Pdrtrases n 1 tAe Cote Omit se, he lee, ,ip Antic aieh .t tk.l °ow, hiftetem the H 0 . ," Ten .16.1 four . • RY THE KING', ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. GODBOL IYs VEGETABLE BALSAM, for the Care of COtllal IS, COLDS, AST/iSt %S, and CoN -1.1 14)NS It i. admired by a bolt- P.11`4 , bans that Ine lathe tht rr..rld for !he show (71 , onplainh.; • !Id the benefit of the Lintimusity, the following venom* Lle . .,•dt.ie.r C_'.. t.. b. : , ard, Jewelkr, a-su ea mem he was cored a de., the above Me ine, after being given over he Dr. ZIA CUntinue. u. 1 effect health. Signed II COW4fil, I '''•" May 1, 111)4 Jooet t Carpenter, Akteate, inform* the Puhlie, he eurt,l o. a deep iCecluie by the tame ‘lo:l,co , e, efter he. C over by Dr. Lewin. Signed Wm. Junes June 20, 1••;4. Keen.. Gniiener, Crntainnng, through the wont menda •rt of Lay I. beharorllo.r. ott..rmy the Public, he ro e.oni t Lure by the same M-duitte, atter b+org its a de: a He ` le. au vsen over by the moat cn.anent of the Faculty S•r• -I J ne, Jan 1k.4. A nun W.,111,1 at It.a.tort, through the worn. men'teol, o ker. Mt. 111111.1T1, are allo cured of the above s e t.e , l. • ry the mane blued %Its A. Hint...1,.A.4. 5,• ham Wheeler Ete, Henley, beg. the P.:1:1,:c to bn in cured n: a tier, /rclin.: ba the ...171t: ‘1 , 1 1 C•lt . remit over by the I.culty. but ieJ Wen n.r. 13, 111 , '4. A" t 'ca.,. of Ctrot f-,,, the Itlght Hen Ala •1 11, tt . " b - td;•.. and 'V Grit:..y. Ma rlllll - and others of tht N. o ) . ) , fy, A'. caa at t US a r •,g rnSur. s ?`II. tio.4 b. Cq r g and R..:trr.Chea, or. 0 ,111 an , : F.:. St. P.A . . C. arth lard ; an I t.'o N,.. I us •3 "t said es 4i etkor 1'.4.,:w Valetas ia the Vaut...! -+•gLia. TUESDAY, OUTI 'BER $O. 1804. . ..- - Z. - - - 41•••••■••••............. 4.-.•-•.- - ..c ---- ..+-... •(• /P Ilk. - 'tit 4. ‘ Il a, cl Akt . 1) . . t rt. tob Dr a 1.61 444 1 .91tfo This aisi is pubh.hed, in small p ice 1..64. AN APPENDIX to PRACTICAL OBSER VATIONS on the Native and Treatment of the elms. porate4 eit•toons of the Venereal Diiiesso; containisie Thought...in tlt► Nature Lad Management of the Veitoriral Bubo, particularly in it. obstin.itc State. _ Kr EDWARD GEOGINFGAN, Sorrienn t the Dubin G oteral D.s .enavv. Dublin : plotted turGil wet and tiviges ; «Ad in Lon dun b; John Murrat , .31, Fleet- tree. Where may he had, hr the , ame Author, Pit ACTIC OISSEKVATIONS un the Nature and Treat merit of *low rx.A.perat d Syin 'haunt atternluni the VENE REAL DISEASE; tu winch the above is an Ai.einlit, vice so boards. INAIRRECTIUN IN IR I , LAND This day is published, to a cirsdv ',rooted Voluaw , Octavo, price 2s 6.1. N AUTHENTIC ‘CCOUNT of the INSUR. RFC IRF.LANU, 1.11/011 the 234 of July, C. , tailishi inter-song Partrulets of ,be MUKDEtt of the R oluito..rahl, the 1.0,d 111.WARDFN, kr. a faithful Re,ort of the ft , ais of the Insurysts, the Address and C.n. EM %LET, the Spot:kb./ of the Counsel oo boil S. Oun4in v printed for G.lbert and Hoda..4; and cord in Lamina by J Muir.tv, 911 1 Vinci artet ; and John 11.nhng, Si.. St. The lu .Muus, cumpreben.ise, and eloquent Statements of the HoutntraSte Standt•h irt:rails, Hi. NlAirsts's Atiornev- G the affecting ansl ed. it t sh•.rtar.ans of Mr. ti.o•geq and (be See-. ii• .01 Mows. Piuuket and Cut rat. frm at; elat.eehtle ry ill this C..ospirges and Inter ei.tah• I in La gut g accernpaniel by Oblates. ash ch tender * at mice interesting and in.truriiva CLIMATE AND PRODUCTIONS OF IRELAND This Day is peblr-hel, in Mayo, ice 9. in tiny*. IBSERVATIONS on the CLIMATE ti IRE LAND, and Re-catches concerning its Natu'e, from very early Periods to the peseta Time; with 1 hough,' on Ruiai t"-Ecotitimy, particular:y iecontniended by an Address to the Ilittabiasits and Friends of thia Countly. Tu which are prefixal. tenintuary ConsideraCene on the St , ucture and . 'OW of P al.ts; on the Analogy between the Vegetable and AllitUdi Syqe1111; OA the General State of Wood. and Phllll4t lens in Ireland, in Ancient and Modern Tunes ; on the peculiar Circunistaiices, denoting the various Condition. of he , Linen Manufacture, throughout a aerie. of At -, • tad ..n the Utility of the t 0-operation of A , t and Science in every Work, wherein their joint Labours are re. venal WILIJAM PKITERSON, Al D. Member 14 the !Loral Irish Ar.o.le.ny, Dublin: printed far GriSeri and Doke, ; an I .r. 14 in Inn d rn 'y J. Murray. 92, Fleet-street i and J. Harding. -4, St. jarneel street. FOREIGN LVTELLIGENCE. FRONS THE PARIS PAPERS PARIS, OCT. el. In an assembly of the Council of the Municipality of Lyons, the President read a memorial, containing the particulars of the work of the Mutrier, and their Pbc 3 ') I— Fair:ng at:J Jezntaeng this city. We will lay before our readers an muff of the first part of this memorial. " Already a delightful pro menade decorates the southein parts of the quays. Shelving ditches, construeed with solidity, oppose, on both sides of the river, a barrier to the inundations of the Rhone, and insure the navigation, by restrain ing this river within its bed. Soon the Place of Bona pane, cleared of the mint which crowd it, and aga in rebuilt upon a new plan, according to the perfection which architeaure has obtained in our days, in ap proaching nearer to the beautiful models left us by the Greeks will present to the French empire a monument worthy the hero of whom it bran the name. In the western division, a stone bridge is building, which, in some few years, will open an easy and free communication between the two parts of the city. The Quay of Balaine is already ele vated above the water, and prepares an easy corn - munieation between the faubourg of Guillotiere and the two roads to Paris. The Place of St. Jean, planted with trees, and ornamented with fountains of running water, presents the most agreeable coup feed. The Cathedral, restored to its former destination, and repaired with care, offers means to celebrate religious worillip with pomp. In the North, the Town Hall is repaired at great expence and taste, and every part of it will be the same, and exhibit not only elegance, but luxury. The clock has been entirely re-c, nstructed under the inspection of the best artist the city ?assesses. The fountains are every where re-established, and in the most solid manner. The walls of the city are completed. The b nanical garden wilt soon offer one of the must agreeable walks. The Quay de Betz, and the squares of Terneaux, of Bsraardines, and of St. ( lair, are surrounded with new walks. All these constructions are only a part of the whale which remains to be performed and regulated."— ( Moniker, and Journal dr Cmone , nr.) At Bruges, the society of the Friends of the Arts have proposed a subscription to receive with dis nation their country MXD,Odevaere, a young painter, who lately attained the grand prize for painting at Paris. The prefea has paid a visit to the family of this young artist, to congratulate them upon his success. —( Menifeer.) At the last ascension of Blanchard at )Marseilles, a society contraaed for 6000 lines ;2501 ) for the actual receipt. But as itlanchard d:i.l not perform all that he had promised; the receipt did not amount to PWICE SI X PENCE. that sum, and the Society called Blanchard first Ix. fore the Tribunal of Commerce, which declared self incompetent, and afterwards before the Civil Tribunal, where they lost their cause with costs.— The Emperor has ordered the bridge over the Vine, upon piles, between St. as;.urgh and Kehl, to be rebuilt : its length will be 597 French feet ; and it will be elevated 16feet above high water—its breadth will be 36 feet. Its construftion will be tnrrely of oak planks and timber, without any m.tsoray. Ufa new periodical work, called P , epeirOrzer, er the Latrary Correspondface of Icceam, one num ber has been publisbed. No less than six thousand and forty-four dancing masters. or as they are called by courtesy, a , tirtt siaßcal%, are registered at the office of the Prete& of Police; and, notwithstanding. It is impossible to find one this moment who has not more old and young pupils than he can instruO. Such is now the rage for dancing, that, by persons of all ages among our fashionables (and who does not pretend to belong to that class ?). f lir hours out of twelty., four are regularly employed in jumping before these artists. or before a looking-glass. Posterity may truly call our days the age of dansogrania. The whole winter at Paris will be nothing but a cOntinuance of fetes and entertainments, and it may truly be sa:d. that the amusements and festiv, ties of the Carnival will immediately follow the brilliant fetes of the Coronation of our Illustrious, Chief Never will Frenchmen have so many, long, and various opportunities to gratify their natural inch.. nations for gaiety and pleasure, and foreigners, who low this opportunity of seesag hoes Iffy 0 fru's ea. ;sued in France, will probably never find another. Every jusei..tic person in France. from the Senator to the Cottager, has laid aside a greater or smaller sum, according to their respeartive circumstances, des tined tobe spent in eating,drink rg, :east ng ;.n.l dais. cing, at a periodwhich promises such prosperous times to come. To the numerous fifes which the Emi ewe s Empress.and the members of the imperial family give peas to the people, a ill be added thosegiven gratis by the coastituted authorities, by the public funaionar and, by all individuals of wealth and rank in this iasasenae empire,twhere fraternal tables se.:: sFread. to which every one will be invited : the wh.•!e of France will contain but ajossity of irstloces, and the supposed dream of equality and fraternity will be realised. thanks to the video, ,zre•ideurs and ire , V, of Napoleon the first I—(L Gide Cabiaei .1 Among other entertainments to be gives grail* OS the public on the day of the Emperor's coronatidn e Blanchard, Garnerin, Biot, and Gay-Lussac *di ascend in immense balloons. They intend first to run a balloon race, afterwards perform in the air* balloon sham-fight, and then descend in peeve hates, after setting fire to their balloons, filled with fee ears fits. Each balloon will carry two 3-pounders. —(Cossnic. des Spectacles.) The Emperor has graciously perrnitt , .d the Agr i. cultural Society to assume the appellation of the Imperial Agricultural Society. A new Tarif has been sent by His Excellency the Minister of the Interior to all our Custom-house in our Sea-ports, and on our Frontiers, containing several changes ; among others, a drawback of fifty per cent. is allowed upon the exportation of playing cards, fans, engraved music, &c. The heavens, which for these last four years have particularly favoured France, seem to desire to make the 1 bth Brumaire, or 9th November, the day of our Emperor's Coronation, more remarkable and illustrious. Oa that day the Sun enters the house of Mars ; bath, on that day. run the same course. The Sun goes foremost, Niers and the Lion follow vick after. What a glorious Onus for France (J,mrnal de Pa,-re.) General Cartast has resigned his place as Diredtor of the Imperial Lottery, for the command of one of the Divisions of our Army in Italy. So great is the quantity of pigeons brought to our markets, that they have been sold for four lima (Ss. 4.3.) the hundred. A couple of good ftrwlal may be bought here for t wenty -f our sons (one shila ling) ; a turkey for thirty sous (fifteen pence); and a goose for thirty-six sons (eighteen pence) ; bttt all butchers' meat has risen iu proportion, as well as the grain. The canal, which is to unite the river Rhone with the Rhine, is already begun near Muhlhausen, in the Drpartment of the Upper Rhine. When it is cont. plete, it will be called the Canal of Napoleon. His Imperial Highness Prince Joseph, with hie con.)rt, visited, some days ago, the 54.011 d.s Arta. They preserved the strictest rarer sus ; but thou ~J r.ro LErr. A FURNHSHED HOUSE, in Diichess Street, Portland Place, mdasle for a small gen teel Family, Of a single Gentle.min or I.adv.—Nfay be mitered upon immediately, and eing.uged for a term, if two stall nahle ran b.: had with If, if required--Apply to No. 1, DUlliNgf street. TO TIIE NOBILITY AND GENTRY. Af R. ALLEN, DANCING-MASTER, conti- A. noes to attend Families and 5C1111,14. exredit:ouslr Teaching a correct graceful mimic. of performing easily all Modem Figgie% with the genteel/at Selection of Step., art mired for neatness or brilliancy, and every elegant, fathian abl_ ,e and finahed requisite o f Dancing. Mr. Allan's ho••••.•:, No. 19, Sherri G•dders square; No. 10, Great Mir-4.feet, Geuslntan's•fieldi; and No 16, gnover,e.ssre et , Fleet street, are (or the private In• struction of respectable Ladies and Gentlemen of any ag,, who have not le:el:A that a , eomplislime,t, and prafer learning from home, either quito in pnvan sr in sets. OtFeers and others, from, or going abroad, and all who seanoot .9arie much time, will meet the greatest attention to complete them as quick as pin-ihle. The Select Assemblies will be as most. L ICHEN ISLANDICUS •n-, Iceland Liver wore—..4l it is of the mitten i•npnet.ntc• art-we the success .f this invaluable M.-thane in 1.. e ure P •lnkonaty Consumption, not only that the quality of the plant be mewl, but likewise that it he accurately prepared, FIUtAtt , NIN„ Nu. I, Haymarket, has the honoi , t to acnottot tit:, Public, that lie is east only nue apnoi.,t .1 to sell, not unit the Genuine Lichen Islandicus, imported from le -laud by Dr Reonault, but all the we erations of it made sin ter the Doctu.'s swine. drat- inspection. BY THE KING% PATENT THEECONOMICAL DOU BLE RETRFAT ING REGISTER STOVIS ; or. The S AFEGITARD AGAINST FIRE Roberts mil Co. No. 86, Oxfontstreet, heft tease to inform the Pabl.c, that they have obtained Iles Majesty's Patent for the above Stoves, which thry flatter titemselves will be foind, on inspeetion, of the utmost "whin: nuhty , bein,: a perfect cater ard against any sec. teot tnat may happen from Fire, the d•.!nitoi co/tw i ts:4cm of w hick ar. t n a • . 1 ko•mit. These evils a.e totally removed in au easy .iatrile manner, by toe application of these Stoves. They 3 , r a4o a certail cure for Smoky Chimneys, and a great anyone •.f Fuel wil: be found by their use. Thee are neat acid el •gant to appearance, and need only to ha known to •.end 114 n to •on:ic pprobs. lion, together • ith every article to the branch of Iron - nonsers N. 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