The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-12-31 00:00:00

_,• IIEATT:FeROY 1 1 lillitY-I.ANE THIS PRESENT EVENING. D ec . 31 , : Th e i r Majesties' Servant-, adl act the Tragedy of HAMLET. ITamlet, by the YOUNG ROSCIUS; Claudio% Xin g of Drainage, tie. P•nresil ; Poloniev, M. linwton ; Letenes. Mr. ; Ghost of I landet's Felber, Mr. ltayinood. Gertrude, Quoen of Weliniatk, Ks Powell; Opheli..,, :vl, Mountain. To which will be ohltd. the COMIC Diem of THE SOLDIER'S ItETLII(N:. • Or, WHAT' CAN KEAUIY 00! A DANCE incidental to the Piece—go which will be intro doced • iavoivite 140. n;vne, by M. C. Hostow . The Craned, i.f The Seheed for Fr , riidi, andMelo-Drama of Th-?Sleeptog Besiary, will be repeated To On Thotedcy, The Is tardy of Macbeth—. Macbeth, by the Young ROICIIIS. • IYA COVENT-GA It DEN. S PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 31, will be I adatl a Cnmeeir wind • THE BEAUX STR ATAGEM. A piwell, Mr. ftroisiou c Archer, Mr. Least Sullen, Mr. Foigard. Mr. R.:.lc: Scrub, Mr. Munden. Lady relitrfer, Mrr. Emery; Mrs. Sefton, Mrs. Glover. Tit edarelti will he aided, a Grand Romantic Pantomime, celled • HAItLEQU IN'S MAGNET; Or. THE SCANDINAVIAN sorter.R rR. With entirely Mr Swains, Music, Mae'tinerv, and Drer The U‘irtiire and Mmicromposedby Mestri War • owl navy TheParteowiew of Harlequin's Ififrenet; ur, The S-aridia ' navian Sorcerer, having been, last night, reef:red with nit_ bounded apvlacsa, will be repeated ervry evening ti% harbor To-morrow, The Tr veily of .I.ule Shore. On TAuraday, The urneily of Every Mao in his Iftimoar. T HE LIVE CROCODILE, from the Nik, at Eaw DR ICK's MEN AGE It IE, opposite ST..IA M ES'. CHURCH, PICCADILLY, hes been tinder/ by hundreds of Speaators this Cbusunas, .no all "optioned their arimirati,m a this rue and curious anima , , whit!. is so tiucommonly gently, that he woe,. Ladies and Children a. lay their hands ?ARCM bin , withwit ev..r attein;iting omen it then, • there little doilbstfint he will grow to an enotmens size, as he ha. eirsanwsl Quattedtrably since be "inns to England. Tiler* an many ethar Cri ia be s-zn the sane p ace. • All sitti of Foreign Hir,4 , s end 13,. - a*ta fictaleht, snit, nr whinged. Captaina ahrnal supplied with Canary birds, or 'lv Enithish, e. other So.& TO THE PR' IPRIETORS OF EAST•INtaI.k I.al - ULK. LADIaI eeipCIINT,II.OI,I ' A l'a rtstunent,wheii, thtnupl3 thezealoos and ad ir e exertions of in. Fiend., 1 tat rec,;ived such numerous p r ,, m ,,,, of supper, a .. core me every reasiAl to iiviteet a very notitioteabla rifitlority, on the Day of Election, Ca:it Mario:i banks hat signified to in*, that be withchas, h; pretension. to fill the present VAC...l*y ill the Direr-lion, sod hat, naniettoenrtv, I,•ft at. now eh. only Candidate. Thu: circumstanced, it be•orneeMy iliit. t0..v0 4 giving my frie.i.l. any unnecessary trautnia ; sod I, thoietote, nt•ly permit myse If to hope, that suJi of the n selhi-ni. be on the apet, WO can cr , :i‘e,ii.nirl e attend, will; brolly n',liit• me hr the favour of th,ir S. , e'raz e s, at the aCtut, tr.isch C.iti been fixed (or WEDNESDAY, the eth 11.11Amu.ry I have the bottour to be, with the greatest relpe9, Ladies and Gentlemen, • Your obl grd and deemed Servant, GlitllGE. MILLETT 13. nualetlillieert, Fitvoy-tiquare, D.c. 30. IMON• ... To 1 Ht. ntt•SPßlle.tiltri of EAST-INDIA STOCK. LADIt. , AND ( MEN, 1 T is, with the gre a t es t concern, t h at I f ee l myself 1 at present under this necessity of withdrawing front the cnnie,t, to fill ihe vacancy in the f)tre.ina t i of the F....t Indus Company, -yawn the favoemble reception vihleli I had Dart well in my Canvas, end the kind anent wi of my friend', had gtsen ewe the most Mattering hnne . • of success My personal iliaappointaient. I *hall end'hyour to bear with fun [tide ; lint, I feel much concerned,. that I should hat, givi n au mush trouble to the Proprietore is general, and particularly to this, who have au kindly and *ft.:Wally exerted themselves in mp (avour.• ildoubt,are iii . &b:, however, th a t a few wo'ds will cm:ein em ye,: that I have no t pin )uu to I his iricon.iimen ee upon iiyht It i nets, dr *ilium% having h a d ever y re.ta .0 to auppu.4 I was id ' qualified. It awry therefor e b e rtece,sary for me to sate, 4ibw 1 have leitele mialed rospeding any qualification ; the al. lVeged dated of which, is the unmet .of asy decimal' the killitt. liy one of yser Bye-Laws, Chap 6, Sect. M. it b ordaiiwd, t‘..l no person slial he elected a Dir. ann of this Company, v ...h.rktwo year, alter having heal any office, in the Civil, Ma li., r or Maritime vett...A of the Company. I rettsraed from China in 11103, and in the nits , th of June, In that rear, my ;ship was entirely cleared of her ca rgo. I had veil up all intention of goinz to sea again, my pay ethirialigation. by Charter Party, camel to exist, aid I have never Stltee received pay, or mitered ii:to an• (:hartyr Party, or ether certtraitt to serve the Coinparn 1 consequently con ceived, that front that time, I had mooed to be in your aereieer. 1.6 December 1113, the ship which I had commanded, was taken up with Ottler. iif the season, my name was given in 61 the ()worn, as a inat•ei of cinime ; I wee at a iliatance from Mall, and ignorant of tbelaet, and tine ship no: appuit.ted to a voyage, withont any applicatino on my part. On the Verb al January, 1104, 1 Rene le / 1 r eeiellitinn ; I ao,iwillerect th a to tie neewilary, in enter to mailde A Commander ell 1)2 appointed to the ship, hut I had ne conceptiou that a mere formal act eous.d have comic. ttcl me with the Invite whirl, I had aterniutely rellnqiiithed. I wag* Mu hi surpri•td when 1 was itilerilled, that,at she Court of Directors, on Friday bst, my qualdlicAtun fie a Dimcten ea.. called in queation, and I was greatly innit , firil at learning, that the o%jeetioit was abillikiered by the (loon a; a bar tn nay prasent pretAisions .tlp iespect for the Cowl of Direni.rs, mut ler the Individual, CoMpte..; it, i. too grelt ea make int. think of combating Heir °pow" . 113 asictriziw to th a t opiei an, I retire f rom the penitent iftiOot ; et the lama aline, I Like • It. liberty ,to Oster's, that I wee, that withinit reman, ein.ted, at it ha. over been the *points ulthhimiteyour Naval ...reser % that i Captain retires, i eternal, 44r of hi. ship being cletsr • d out. I nave only to re„ittat my trifetfpietl thusly (et your Mime- :ciotel • gditions ori my behalf, and roy einteere regret at the tim•ble Idolise givenyin ; and I trust, that the great and di,- . ineereateti suppott 1 have rewired, oil insure my Election at atm fir.t vacancy that may occur, after my qualification is rto.upitte. I li..ve the honour to 5.. Ladies and Genti,mee, Your moat ohe bent and totiliglal humble STrirane, CANIt-ttE.l.4. .14,AAJORISANILS.. .. SI nos street, Dee. la, Ike. ; ' n.. •- 4 #415;' .4 . 10 • •41)QP ta .. •' . ' - ..'r .!: • • ' - '" I R. JOHN %%FRERES. L•A restart, 14 the County ./ e• Make inane faker, to aln• .4e 14th Inflow, which he liagie to the if Fri,. Beef to wp,411, and ', r o sy for Me e , 40 , 4 , 1g rlVl4lle kooths, Th. CU MISSLIJNERS for El.eliatiiat Ailey do herthy give Nal;re, That en she 9 , 1 6 Jawiewy nat, they will be. wady to re, riot ferds.Troilers ist saltier j (*rated sty), and treat tell, inch Prawns no will iJake ty thritieh whatever FR CSII BRE! , or" be rilisired far she Llso of • 114 4eijesie4 Shier awl Pamir it Monmouth iitel .Ikbey wyersie Contrail, pain that day, to the 31,1 lerientbr., 1/FA, bielatior, ant ta ir paid jar by Bills, payable with lateral, Ninety Days after Date. The Conditions al' thr Cabers& risk be erns at the Serretaey'e 0 'er, at this Gliter, or bee einplylie4 Si Al. 3tillet, the .1 Kent of the said Caaimi , s.iatio aa: PL•r. ,t. ,oe ; , ,g Colic:tor if the twin rt Dartrensit:h ss, the of ih t N 4 refcwrd will be had .. any Trader in which thn Prier shall seee be la-erred its in ds at knob, ✓.r time Anti nit ht d^hrerel to the Board briber oier n'elark on the Mkt llbsinday, ik Vet ef January 'all, nor toe tam ~antes tat Telialki es ton* Per-ea aii los bob at, egie.ai, to anent,- Wierl, ratted fir .. thefrwaelitteliOsiget; and Parents terflirw , 1 lett, -nerth..r..yliolow nor Chill. o . the Parti.,... tiaviitg beim per 4'. theta meter whets tharAlsillitri ...vide:l c e, of their being ths, legit I.P. WEI•AFORD , Rceictalte -5 0 thiTRIMISTIONS. after Deride Service, et5.104..11/11.7f12.01 THANKSGIVING, fir ti.z.. ItEI.IPF of the SEANIE, SOLDIERS, MA 4 INES„ an d V(/I.UNTEERS, Vidspind ' ar.d stie - WIDCIWS, ORPHIPIRISi• add 'RELATIVE-1f o f !h., X 444, In fin MateMY% Sett 'co. -- . • " ' - ' e ‘ • The :Cows fi•iii , aarag die Ph , res M' I r maNfro .14 those of • ibe firs. Guideway ides prese.l6.l. . • Amount advertised - 1.,41,373 19 3 blip Church, 24 urthamptemshire, Sir T. Hewitt 33' 4 Bant..t M-. ng, at Thrai-tutre,: R. llogg - 75 4 4 - ig•.al.Church, F Ifla;hourue . - - 40 .0 Parish of Kittbo, near Baton, Lincolnshire, R. Dodds - - . - 13 6 G S. , ath Shields Church, R. %Veit - - 34 10 3 Dine; the Rev, Charles Toeltuelk4 Meeting 10 I 7 Date, the lt , r. J. T,lioruburies ditto - 117 0 Ditto, the Poe W. Mottle...Vs , them . I - is 0 Chinch and Pariah st• Vligeterilant, Kent, it Board The Officers and Private-I.Yr the Snnirriett Yeionian Cavalry,. ctnionatided by. Capt John Virmil 28 7 • Perish of WVErarn Abbey, M. Mielens . it 0 0 Bott•lan e Meeting, Deoford, J• T. H a rk er 21 17 6 Great beeirflarrtpiteasi Church. Hew. J. A Bus hell - - - 31 1 0 Grent - .Matiow Church, Wm. Hicks - 2.1 6 8 Picot) MAldha.o. Esser - - '9 II 0 Church of Highwortli, with the Chapetrias of Sermitampton, Broad B unaden, and -Sriath Marston, Wm. Jones 1 - 20 9 7 Ciutch-cown t:lvorth, Lanceihire,J Pedaeor . 12 14 0 Garciang Clpirch, ditto - .., 213 6 St. Miry'. Chapel, Penbince, --... ..." 11 2 111 1 A lime ham the Teachers of the S mday Sehools, under the ~atroi:att of Sorry Chapel, in adds- i keo.. 44. already paid i by the key. .7. 4 41 113,11 7 n . 616 2 Dnecnuns Congregation at Brentwood, T. Smith 5 6 0 lepton Menials, St. he's, ------ . - - 35 0 1/11.1.11111;-tIntIse. K4llllOll ..--••-• - - 6ti 01. Colebrooke Church, ,1 Pol.on - 6 .1 0 Sr. I.eunard's Parish, Devon, G. Pat c h - 10 In 6 iitbury Church, Staffordshire, - - 31 II 0 kierth Catholic Coogregatioir in the Country 1 7 6 St. Navy's 111..c.,n, ---..-. - 5a I 1 II St. Nicholas Chi:reit, Norforghain, D. Wyi4 :a ; 0 U As Mselford. F:i...ttitigham.hire, -.--- - 51 0 Aututaieli :LIS irons P.4141.Ytt, 114113, Noventlecr and December, Ikos . T A Smith, net. • 21 0 0 Thi Hon. N F 4lowes - - 11 0 0 Rtohard Rethei Cox, Esq. • - - 55 0 It F.:twa/: ' Em. 5 5 0 .., Rev Grrorge Cha m b er l a i n - 5 5 0 Lteutertent-CdsrielDoke ' ',.. 3 3 0 . a General Matthew Itrowielow Matthew, Esq. . ' 35 0 W. Sambridge, KN. a. aa. 63 0 ,- Mrs. timid - 3 5 0 . Mrs. Jane Ptesten - ..r•. , ' L I. • 3 5 0 Mr Heath . . - 4 4 4 Mr. Parker .. . • 8 3 0 George Hilton, gut. • - .. 0 3 -. 0 ' Waiter Blunt, El-q. . . 3 3 0 !Ivey nr.,,,t, EN. - - 3 3 V Nit. Lywgorl - -30 - 0 • -Mr Polls - . -2 2 0 1 Mr. Godden - 2 2 0 NO John.Godthm - , - 2StO :. . Captain Forum, R 31, _-' - 02 0 • left Barnes . 22 0 '. • • gr. Maud - - . . 230 h. Th..iniason .. - . 22 0 .. tr. T. Willis - - - 2 2 0 r 514-cr - . - 2 2 0 . Neale - - 2 2 0 r. Ceeige Metcalfe - - 2 2 0 Morgan - - . 2 2 0 }Lc[ - - - 0 2• 0 • , Gdbert - . - 2 2 n r 840111 - - I I 0 4.. Mortimer - - 1 1 • idea ?urines I f eatb • - 1 1 0 ; N. T. /faith - . 1 1 0 • bat Access, Esq. - - 1 1 0 .. a', • I'. Raker - . 1 1 0 Mr C tlinth i jun. - - I 1 0 . ' 311 ' 4 ' 2 .. Mr. JO/. Tapidil . . A 021, , . '4l sla ' Mr. Rttatton - - 0 Ur: Leach . - . 0 • ''' 347 mP- arse Prce - . ° eit Ile . Mr. Witham Tweetapple 0 • Mr. denies Ri•eqt . . 0 an iq Mr. Thomas P.c :mit% - 0 • . Mr. Thema- Bailer - . 0 trrt Mr. Tlnonati Howipiii - - 0 inatit.i Mr. Robert Pickering - a Mr. it obert D•o.ling - - 0 Mr. Richard Woolfo•ye - - 0 Mr. William Hutchins - 0 Mr. George Gmidea - 4 Mr. Fainter - 0 life. ‘Vllli aM W a k e f ar d - 1 0 ifri. fljNitri - - 0 Mr. R. elm, - 0 0.0. . - 0 rt. , 1... plri ..:1111 • 0 Mr. Bird i - , 0 Mr. Mack - ... . 0 ' Mr. Will.. - - . 11/ 11/1.. Mutter' - - 0 Mr. John Good a ll .0 Subscriptions of Parish,. in the nerghboorliood of Andover: Parish of Abbott's Ann - - 12 4 6 Ditto Weyhdl - - . . 60 6 Ditto Armiestorr - . - 61 0 Ditto Chun - - - 315 Chum Priendiy Swim, - - 10 0 Total amount of Subscriptions at Aildniet, and Parches near ------ 240 $ 1; Suliecnptions by dm Members of the Litalsishod Chinch, in the Parish of Witham. E.sen, through the hand, of the Rev. Andrew Downes, in aid et the Contributions as the Dav of Thanks giving, exclusive a* the Volunteers, who sub acrilre as a body, and of the It.e•ntett, who had a coilecletti it their Meeting-home. • '': •R. v. And rew Downes . . 10 00• . . Mr M , f and Mrs. 3_ Du Cane • 55 3 '- t. Rev. fi Du Cane . - 22 0 d.. Mr,' F. Western - - 11 0 Mite Gower • - - I 1 0 t- • • • Won. MOVII, Di. . Mrs. Morrie • 5 0 0 • 1 ,. - I 2 (1 Rey. Thanes Mint - - 11 0 .11 r' ions Seen, Esq. - - 21 I 0 , tr.,/, vc.. Mr. Thomas Allen - - 10 Mr. John Poole - Mr John H u . np h reya - • 11 0. 4.4111 e. 11 0 Mr. cancel464lo, - - 1 1 " 0 . ' 11 " Mr J Grnnwood ci2 ...rt.f Mr. John Pintail - 10 0 Mr James Ileadel • . 10 0 104111111 Mr Ihmetas Harridans /leveret omen slims, amounting to 13 15 601 .044 Met. Anthony Demi, Witham 1 1 0 . , . 7... -----... 34 16 0 - -etiflued.] _ . . ••••• • - , . . . . • • .. ~. ••.- ---.- • . -....-- .f . '• • . • • . r 4 E br . ,:,t , ..„„.p. i> i ..,-. r ~.. ~ , .. .........„ , •. ~,,.-. ~.,....A,, ~,,,,,,, . •, it , , t • . .• , 0 . , . . 4.......,... : 4- IP . .. . NUMBER (940.) . - TUESD' . 'MU!" , 41, 18().5. ..,. ~.!• ... ..... • :1( .. s ' '4 , ..., g. 71. . :. ...C. ..te_........_....i_._ _.___... _.e , . 71.• _ =s---.., 43, ...•:!;• • . -• „ rIIIIIC MCl's-Vic riTR F, 1 IAY MAR K F-T. VICIVALLI;G-OFFICE, Dee. 4 7",;. L• •- i 4 . ern, with thefrenhateilisegte; and Parente tetlbrz • 13 PRESEN 1' F.VENING, I)ec. 31, will be 4 Or ' -Id lI,At the deoeivied left -neither Wulow not Cb . 1,1 R. JOHN WEEKES, of firoadatoote. mu, -- . 1 .. 4 ' 4 v-Ziflice Certiheatee'rif thi t Paffie . .liaviug lseem per- . I. prr,o•nt-d the fir, rf -o.ioui t fvera Of /vs restmo, 14 the edow•too of Crornordll, Good:ier, ar .:1.1.1 to receive the w.iges In( thwaw amid* who. theyelwagiw •• , LA CLEMENZA 1)1 SCIPIONE. Meter in eartre, limier failed to trier aa a public reader, totod II; be conodereal vtifficie.it evolence, 61 their being tf.d, legitt j The Mari' by RJcli. .4e 14th Meow, which he made to the lii.toatti, z 5e4,./, re. the flairrientatiees.. J. P. WL'IRRAID. geereter ' Ewe: of the Ant all will he given a favuthite s Nri , , , .1 . Fro,. li,et. t. , Boa :T i los:4's Shit, isol rtssr 5 at Ply- C I f . iTRIIIISTIONS„ after Divide Service, rew.thelSklaliblet 1 , i IJIVEKTISEMENT ~,,th and I.,e sq for 1 , 1 , e 14•1.1 4g r 1644114 11.10/11/4, ' TIIANKSUIVING fo ti.- KFlll:4' of the SEARIEki End of the Open. w.l he perfovnie !, a New 11.•Ilet, entitled Thr CUM MISSI(..)NERS for 11.1.mlii ot Ili. Ailie.ty`. :Verso sown ns, “:„ „: ~.'••• • .. • ' .• Ti ''', n• S E , .311 , 111()IAIN ft ERS Ww•in4 LA SURPRISV 1)E DIANA, de hertbd dire NalOo r, That cm lIIIRSD.A . 4h* ?•4 del ''.l ar„i the-motif:l(MS, °Rig:MRS r arid 'RELATIVE:qv( 'an Off LE tRIOMIIIE DV L'AMOUR.. Jaasawy awl, ehty u . in be woody to re. fist fnn.Teaders in ittitiee 11., Kinea—c an( ia, ma . ames smrsaca. . ~ , . , Composed by Mons. Rase—the %Lek! be WoldS. (..00teog fop), efoi treat ."" , h "' , eil Penk.'s no wiii f"" l "j 4 e I P •-* lie sY rift:es A:l4lLitre rise rt",,,'. • Irenbip, .ro - ; ' illosi of w ot* With new sten t ry, D,esses, flee vitiwils, Ire fooroti4 whatever FR CSII BEEP? sus be rel.:ire., for MI Lioe of • • .:e Res. Utautoulen odes prearbed. si, A new grand s•tions Opera, corn, ' ~..d h, perior.llo, en- ' /Its. 3141/i - we's Siner mei ressess et Pierdeoeth ,dtol .Iveky Co' Amnunt wfvertiserl 1.,41,373 19 titled Arge.•ade tt Sera., io which Mts. Stlllogton AWI Mr. perorate eau:owe:A o from that of•ov, to the 3lrt .1 lk. entire, o ... •-• • .. w•oi.s.rclo, Z 4 urthamptemQlire, Sir T. ffewitt 3.3 a le Brabans will perform, is an 111114/1,41, and wall be speedily 11109, WrlNWve, and re fer 'Ad for by Bills, payahle with Lattett, o • ... .- - produced. PIIODRI ETORS of t h e LONDON a INsTuruTiox are reminded, that the Third and last fitste;tient on c;leir Sulheript.o.i laeonoes thie and paves!. or the house"( &lama. Klahosts 4114 CO on the 14 of January next. SAMUEL WO(.0llti, Soenitay .49 ed. C..miawr •• F any of the Retattoos or next of hi., COE CARL Let.t.i.:4l)Alll., utherwise CHARLES ChrIINUAI.L, Ipte bolottibig to the Merchant Ship Lobe, chek , r, deceased, who was by birth a Swede, will aiiiy to r. James linho , No. 5, Stepney Cabotoray, they will heart)/ netli.ng tu il:sir ativantme.--linetoliwt 10, IV*. - -- • I F any of the Relatio ns or next o f Kin of HANS cifitisTiAN, late belonging to the Merchant Ship hclio, Bachelor, ileecatod, wlin wu by birth a I.)sile, wWi api.ht to Mr. James Holm, N 6. 5, Stepney Causeway, they will hear of something to their aileentege. This 13ey re pubtishi.rd, price 3s. 6i. stitched, THE EAS'E-INDIA REGISTER arid DI RECTUK,Y, for 160114 eorreded to tkeldtla sf Nmairi. bet, 1903, with Indexes to the 'cm ee, and Li.ts of C.. comities daring the last Tear. Compiled, try perrini.soin the ffenotirable the Earo.lndia. Company, iron; the Wheal keturtre received :rt. the F.20-India finale, by Jolt Mathison arid Alex. ander Way Mason, of the Ser. salary's ()Wee. Lender, r Sold by /4'4 , k, a d P.rr,y, Le.idenhallwlnter. arid John H■tchard, No. 190, Picradirr. 1806. AN IMPROVED CELL.A4-13 ( )OK. entitled,' 'fill: TOWN AND Cf/411111'RY GEN ILSM OR RITTLER'S GUlD‘rni easy pia by winds rho Whiner ur Servant can rdialv knew the aeru..l Stuck in their Cellar, clearly the Week's and Veil Curouini.uoirs, as ales. thy Aiditions. Price 2, di. Vito, The COMIPLITTE lIOUSEKEEPER's ROOK; nr, niesor Ac , enteett•it, ionriininT as also rn:erf Pign fUf elosdany rexpetice (e a Yew, et the variant Articles used yorii.l.;. Price 11.6 d. Ant ?Uhl:shed, The CArTLE of ROVIEGU ; or, RetAbutioo. • 10- snaluce, in 4 Vuls, Pr,ce It Is. LOJISA, the ORPHAN of LENNON ARMY; or, N ,, th.ng New! A Novel, tou•ded chiefly on Lim. a %A. Pace 115 id. •' Sdd by J. &sods. Duke street; Portiaar!•;.lie • ; and al eoplue;lers, Swiftness, .tre. STATE Lortebtr TO ELGIN DRAWING rtSRITARY 3. cwrrr end Co. NO. 11. POULTRY, LON DON; and at *twit dikes in goat of the principal 'Unwise, are telling the Tickers an 4 SHARE S of the PRESFINT LorrE KY, in whirr the five thousand Virst Dr4trinThketr ale entitled in 241. each, bissies their alarm, of Capitil Prizes. I'lo only Prize of 10.0001. share , ' in the last Lottery No. 111,A111), was 'old by Swift and Co. ; as also, No 3.973 . a Prise of . L. 1,008 1,17(1 Anti in the Lotteries immediately preceding : No. 6,791 . . L. 20,000 Nu. 28,9i4 . . L 10 , 000 I 9.3'1 . . 10,000 19,516 . • .5.00 Read.+ others of 2,0001. 1,0001. !OW. Ac dm GRAND LOTTERY, beginx DKAWING, Febmary 3, HMG. SCHEME. 9 or I. 20,000 WI L 60,000 9 S 3 II 20 3 0 6,000 6,000 5,0 011 Font -firAVlll Thekets It -... 25000 Tickets L 250.00 Part of the shrive Capitals. Firo-drano Ticket 1c Day, • • L 10,000 Ditto 4th Day, .... 20,000 Ditto Ditto Bilta 10th Day. .... 14000 TICKE TS sod SHARES are actinic a sway Liam*" Lottery t Mice. PRESENT PRICE.. Ticket ilslf L.IO 0 n I Vitthrh Quarter •. • An early purchase is adtisetl. as the F'init 5,000 Tickets' will be allotted to An. each, Invades Vow chance for the CO - PATRIOTIC - 01ND Llnpfe, Dec. 17, 1305. %f A IR Y Rt Tittie t a tt. ti o n ee. l47!r d ilz t,„ w n ht. re h , :cive r l i f n rom .h 140 hfaleety't ',, uttace,m;taniel with pr.,..er *m e im otpas k the C woraittee atiwpt thw mute of giving notice, C.,' Certiheate•ere (Mite fted of the reiatimi in wetch the clAi 'uns 'toed to the deceased, and of choir c.p - ttmetences bsi..g etc:, OS 10 entitle them to relief, .ig..wd by tele Ntig , ,trAte, man, or *me "titer per.... .1" I , rt ',fealty, m the p:ac , whew, turf rank W alone acs ra.lacated W aseuwact the 06101.61010 g 7 1" Mr Roc Mr. Mr. .^ a qie‘ , 4ll.. *) :•••%I . • J. r ".• .1 • • "•It - "( rrrrE Vlpiwc.i; • ' ' itilltiOßlN flAttl.Llit re& - ' 1 " 4 • • -. wk... :-..-.01.4 0 -0. pitto•ii •.: 941 . 12 . 4 bNiiii4.11404.11 ItatPStRAPIEL..... .' `f gillii - • • • t. • .::c . int.!' irtsc. a twll:l ie ; rt 3 , 5 11 : The Pa r tifii i i . tiOrfrCertitil'ir ciA:t r i4olfit i ratifor!' ' tice kti hiS ' troops, "WfileW viii - P 0 Weil fry d nier t., arrnistiPeistas demanded ftir'die tafisfir4St i piiilli n ' • were at 'the battle of Atisterlit l z. 'tlf 85 41 4Cii i I ttli 7 ' ... sians. 41,000 eii.r - no more : ther4st,.wlihriiil34sl.a.-.." lery or ba4ragi, via stfrtoiindiZt by die • trtneM l° army, cchld.ltititscape'veithinteai 'irre‘stiCr i lit!' pl Majesty the En:Petor had the generosity itigriiit 4 4 -1 I 11 4 upon con-Eno:l' that the Ru s sians sh,PaildTe;eiCitate. - by easy strireftea, G e r many and • tr. s ci r *tsirea,illki r t., l and return home. The seeninaghegociadiji which it was hoped m surprise'irr _ 1114 lance 'oi tire Emperor ofthe Fr 'rich, will be ;tide-tided by reif 4 negotiations. the rottnit of which wiklie Isecure ail"' honourable Peace.—llfamireir.) '' . .• • • TillittlEill nuLLEPIN (.* 1141111 - 01tAtfil Alt4rr:7i aissratsuttrt. Dec- S; " i On thc27th nit. the Emperor, espoin retnivingthe' ' communication of-the fail pir.veri. cif M. M. Stadi o n and be Guilay, offered previonsk an armistice, iei-• order to spare the effiLion et - blood. if any real in- a tentioa were entertained of coming to an arrar-e -ep meat and a definitive/ accommodation. But it was easy for the Emperor to perceive !hit they bad other projetis ; sad as the hope of succes; could only be derived from the side of the Russian ' army, he easily conjeEtured that the 2d an 1 11 • armies were arrived, or were on the point of arriv ing, at Olmatt, and 'that the ner0ciat;.,........---.1.. erne de purr ' , to l u ll hi s v i g i lance to sleep. !, On the VSth. at nine in the morning, a cloud nF - !Cossacks, supported by Russian caviar y, mad* Prince. Murat's-advatrced posts fall back, surrounded Wis.; chart, and took 50 of the Gth regiment of dragoons. In the course of the day the Emperor of Ruria re paired is Wischen, and the whole Russian army took up a position behind that city. The Emperor sent his AM-de-Camp, General Savory, to compliment the Emperor of Russia, as soon as Lt.knew or the arrival of that Prince in the army. General Savary returned at the momnr.. • the Emperor WAS re connoitering the fires of the ene nry's out-posts At Waschau. He spoke in ware terms of commendation of the handsome reception,. the favours, and the personal sentiments, of the Em., peror of Rir.sia, and even of the Grand Duke Con— dentine, who chewed him every attention ; but it • WAS easy to understand, from the corners diem he had for three days, with some thirty concombiorho, under different titles. are about the Emperor of Rob. sia, that presumption, inconsiderateness, and im prudence, reigned in the decisions of the military cabinet, as much as they had reigned in those of the • political cabinet. An army rte coedueled, could not bnt commit faults ; the Emperor's plan was, from that moment, to wait for them, and to watch the men-en tor p-o. Rtiag by them. He immediately ordered his army. in retreat in the Piele, Os if ire had been defeated, took a good position, three leagues in the rear, and labouyed,with.:nuch ostentation, at fortifying it, and raising aa.teries. Hsi prnpotir4 an interview to the Emperor of Rug. sea, who sent him his Aid-de-Camp, Prince Doke. ruciti t that Officer fright remark, that every thing kreathed reserve and fear in the appearance of the French army. The placing the strong guards, the fortifications made with such haste --every thing :hewed ;id the Russian Officer, an army half beaten. Contrary toast Emperor'; custom, who never re. tires with so touch circumspedion the Flags of l'rut• at h t held -quarters, he went himself to the advanced posts. The Russian discussed every thing, with au impertinence, difficult to he conceived ; he was in the most perted ignorance ot the interests ot Europe, and of t h e situation of the Continent. In a word, he was a young trumpeter for Eaglansl. Ile spoke to the Emperor, as he speaks t.c, the Hessian Officers, whom he has long di.guste by his haugh tiness and improper condtWt. The Emperor re pressed his indignation, and the young man, who has a real influence over the Emperor Al."•za returned with a c.nwietion that zhe fin army was on the eve of ruin. One may be convinced, above 41, of what the Emperor most have sunerco, what it is known, that, towards the close of the cc...yen. cation, he proposed to him to cede Belgium, and to place the Iron Crown upon the head of the most implacable etemies of Prance. All these di/ere:it steps are attended will their due etre& The young heads taut direct the Russian afairs gave themselves tip, without measure, to their nattnal presumption. It was nu looger, whether the French army shall be • . , As- • .. ;• ; . 4 : ii. ; f•IN ,? • I, • ' 1 .!, ' I a :.13 . I I. ... • LUX UON • DUCKS r r H F. 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