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After lIIMIth (14th time) a Moileal Piece, in Two Acts, called THE GAY DECEIVERS. The Of ?flora and Music emiumud and selected by Mr. Kelly. The Cl.ararters by Mr. GROVE, Mr. TAYLOR, Mr. DECAMP, Mr. PALMER, Jun. Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. NNXISTER, Jun. Mr NOBLE, Mr. G. W ALDRON, Mr. WHARTON, Mns HUWELLS, Mrs. GIBBS. COMMISSARYGENERAL'S OFFICE, SePT. 5, 1804 THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and OTHERS, art : lOrtned, font the Stibseription rapers fi r llor,es. Cur t eves, hr. are oath-own from the Thatched House Tavern, the 81411.110.1 House, the Bull and Mouth Inn, and Golden Crust, Charing Cross, and lag at the COMMISSARY GENERAL'S OFFICE, in GREAT GEORGE STREET, far slick further h“bwriptisuu as luau be tendered ; and dolt Mc-hint, Jar hauling os the Carriages of Coodtes, Choriatt, end Post thoisel, hill he deterred to those who hare pdascribed, on .4pplicotiou to Mr. Hail, II unihon-rreet, Hyde Park Corner. This Day u puh'is , .ed, and inay be had Gratis, CATALOMTK of MODERN PiJBLICA -20. TioNS, and NEW EUTTIL/SS with CRITICISMS Printed for Longman. Hurst, Recs, and Orme, No. 39, Pa ternoites row. secret springs and movers of the revolution. Rainy began it in 1791, after he had resigned his place .is Mayor of Paris. His death by the guillotine, in 1793. prevented him from finishing it. His pi. dow had buried his mmuscript, and dared not, se long as she lived, to make it public. After her death, Bailly's brother published it. As the whole is Bailly's hand-writing, it is impossible to doubt its authenticity. CRICI4TOPFS SYNOPTICAL TABLE OF DISEIISES. This Day is published, on Two Sheets Imperial folio, prier 2s. Gd. A SYNOPTICAL TABLE of DISEASES, IX exhibiting their Arranvment G:cl,rs, Ge nera, arid Species, designed for the use of Stoderris. By ALEXANDER CRICHTON, M D. F R:S. Fellow of the 1t,,y31 Linneari S . eery, Me;iber "ft', Imperial Academy of Self:lWe% at Petelfirirgls, awl I.e stir,' on the Doctrines and Practice of Phyoc, &c. Printed fur J. Callow, No. 10, Crown court, Princesetreetr Soho. The King of Sardinia continues yet to reside at Gaeta, in the kingdom of N'aples. Report says, however, that he intends to emb a rk cubes for Malta or Sardinia. A great .kw house at Munich has unespeaedly stopped payment. Government ordere i immediate. 1 ly seals to be put on its papers and books. Its debts A amount to near two millions of florins (16.;,000l A number of bills of exchane. drawn ou this house, from London, circulate in Germany. The French merchants are fortunately no sufferers bg this failure. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, Sareaseata, tho 4. PERSON'S, vieestiisseed Pet/Dime fell dne on A she 194 Mot. ari heve, lisfnestml; diet Receipts are icy • t vly to he deliverni .o , Or Company's tqrsen, OA'F.R THE ROYAL EXCHANGE, and is PALL MALL, es ar.ll cs hj their respecting Agents id the steno, Counties; and the Perlin Amsted are relented *a apply for the renee,t their Pollen og or befi'rr the 14th of &totter nest, as the areal Fifteen s Days ermcedler Paysnent,be-ion.: the Date of ra..hPolleyoeiilthel e spirs. m sAurL FENNING, Jun. Seer •. •.• Atntdessee is gi to dada, at the raid o:Fres, fir the laura•ue of .aitiblicts, G. 0116, Mercheadise, mud Stipa us Her tear, in 1) ck, er while &addict, from Lets or Damage by Fir. alto fur the Autc.aces gractict .1 , ..u0it es er., Lira. N. B. Fire l'atecats will be Laded, free tlExpeure, to the 41.1- 114:-ed, it.ta.Fsthe dusted Prraisnost eawassto se li,. or epees*. 11 . 4 .I.•t of the lost Stasi...Nl Par Gdansk lA. Doty ea Fire In ,, ►aces ts to , reused from 2c. to 2s. 6d. per Cm. •hich la en-rue uti Wee place 04 all Parole!' wide otter eke 1.0 t% h tk. t k tan. No. 237, PICCADILLY. HA RRISON and BROOKE respeßfully soli c i t li t e and Pl.l 4 liC to peruse the Scheine of the a ing Lottery. whoc.• elll be jewel le contain more Cap 'al Naas than it 1111Jal us Lotteries w tb dente the 1111111 b.r uf Haine.n and Menke hare now 0.1 sale groat sanest of TICKETS awl SNARES at their (WU Office, No 237, Fu - d:) ~eveblishrd upward,of iffy ye.re, whet.• r, tactical Dinka of all Lotteries siiiee th it period ..re kept for t • titbits% examine their Tickets and Stares. THE OLDTST ETA rt LuTTFRT oPTICE, No. 8, CHASUNG-CROSS. AT this (Ace, whkh * sold so many Capital Prizes during the greatest part of tint last c the Itswel of TICKE fs and SHAILF3 h m ts. had rears-se varlets of Numbers. The late Mr. Slatlalson Ind 1. prolecesw,r. sufficiently established the character of this Offic: for gond fortuity!, screirraer and pitivetimlity ; a• if i , Is Suc crow, WILLIAM CARTER, who for upwards of shiny years conducted Mr. Mwineron's burins s, arrl sit.r.:e his d nth bar earned it on with dattvr.os 'Wei as ow his own ic.ount, solicitously anxious that no elfu t may he wanting on ts to retain the root op , niola o: a generous PuWtc , b.••••• .• • re.nsinmend to its Tricinli the present and only I. ••r •• be drawn this year, which, f o r the windier a nd may at l'e the Csoitule, titre." of Over of Io,onol. tb.L.,e of SO and various other &drainage+, is mere troteficial t • the tot. any former Lottery, and at a n p.r.e kunst* rapid sole werielpete, the price ' of course, win be dni• iocrsts;og, th e s e heiiig u.),eau Ticket., and tli•• 'neaten/tot of the drawing Fizrol tor the 241 h of Phi. ronith. Ltnew, ;nisi paid, duly ritilwerc4. All kinds of t: Se - iteitiubot.sht and sold by commission, and all buntur..e. i. Lle Pub is Finds transacted. MORE CAPITAL PRIZES AND LEsti TICKET S. Throe Twelity Thinpanad P..und Three Ten Thfn.l.4 P. , untt The.re nye Thrmaand Pound Price te.• than L. 20. ONDAY. tds of this Month, begin, drawing THE GRAND STATZ LOTTERY, whicli coataats a realer pmportitm of CAPITAL. PRIZES if, the small (:umber of Tiaketa, than any former Lottc•y. SCHEME. Pio of Pr:sea. Value of each 3 of I 70.000 3 4 8 20 ♦0 ~~h~ Total V. 114.. L (1, 'no 31. 1, - * 1,1100 ~,,,to 4.001 lt,tiot) •• noo 131,0 0 33,00.) 'nit. te LL),..1.000 P.rt of the eapital , ..o he .1:..e.:,:i.: .4 .u. owl.: : IF.r.t draws. Tiekto, r , ,, Day 1. 1,090 Fl.st dom. T.elte..Seee..... I),y . trl„co4l rant drawn Treks. E.g. t: , Oat 20,0..0 Fleet drawn ThArt, N , .1.1 !lay ...... :S.t 00 I.eltett and abate, on 5...! ...st even. L..-e ued (Amery Office. PRF-SZNT . Ticket 451. Half Sr Cs al. I Eithth.... 2! 7: 141. I‘. od 500....r0h..11. 4s. 01 PATENT IMA D•DirEsS T EUCIi ARS,Fahcy 'AEA D-DRESSNIA.KEIt .11.4 to Her Royal HiglirP:ts vie. Duch: a s of YORK, ttheti in the liberal patronage expetienred wi long Ito 't a se- Pointe. *retraces this ryono n n AT Of inn c to the I fadtwinahle World, the nowt besinirol and petf.,..9 lIKAD• DRESS, ever exhibited in I . ..livid, even in this age of origi nalgeniustand rapid improv,inetit. Ile, 1 drew is universally allowed in be the moat dist.ng,wlied A o•ntott the Human rar.re and nu Arnst in Eun,iw, Fiance, or in England, ha. vet been ab:: to c.,n.t,,et a '.Vig tst witherof o :cleat , . that has not eht w k ,i0.9 1 ,1 e d with heat ; 1114 so much so, that what st fan ar,w., :iku ntture, *ism t sp'avcd the ragged renutaws of an •411.if...:t lanit.tinii. This Pate:it Headdress, how ea.,. has *mall'. icitinve , l the only ob. Patton that could be a Ivartowl to ArtSc.al liar. It will on iiCS.Viissil ...they shrink or 5 , t0.4 1 %1 li,tht that it is sea r eey Sedoi t the heed, and way be dres;ed b-: any sere.ii:t, oith more vs., than a common Phad of Hair. in al.ort, in these Pate .t :•,rt,e g vs I sec•rt has, fir the fir .t tnne, been cont. 1. ' d of working the Hair e‘a,n'.y AS it grows, a .! o, this iin,....wernent bathe:, in es: con.:ition of s . to art that L 111146011 lo filtgollten. .1 ., 5 be had of I....isehata, No. 41, P. 'radon?, opposite St. Cliuteh ; and, by appointment, of Mr Brown, No. 17, 4 :evtgimns cut, Edinburgh VICTUALLING•OFFICE, SEPT. 7, 180 4. THE COMMISSIONERS fo r Viarelling liar Majesty`, Nary de hereby give Notice, That ow FRIDAY, she 2 lit inst. they will be ready to ?mire Traders in wising (sealed Ep), 1141 E treat far the Supplying of what Jo colt Reef shalt be demanded fir the use of Ilis bfajesty's Shins and Vowels at New Romney, us DOLT! Raadg, and at Marzate (on separate Con tracts), from the lot of October anti/ the list of M "eh welt, lot. eiusire ; to be Nil/ fir by &Its, payable aktt Interest. Ninety Darts after date. The Conditions of the Cotstrwate Mao be oat* et the &criteria o#en, at this Office ; or ig applying to 111 , . Thomas Russell, dentt for ne Tidwell*: at D m ,. No Regard will be bad to awls Tetulor in wh,eh the Pelee sbal4 , at be we'd-eel is Words at (teeth, no that V 1. 1 ,1 IlOt br elelireeid to elf awn! belOre Oat 0 . 00114, on the said '2lst bunt*, nor owlets the Tirane who oaks the Tender, or some Perms an his iitAsd/s Otto.* CA mower when fe . VICTUALMNG-OFFICE, A 1 ,43.31,1404. THE COMMISSIONERS jr VassarTv Hit Majesty's Navy do lterrkt „et e Notice, ilk' on Wedntsd .q, the Id of Otinirr, they mit be rets.4 to menus Tentle , s Mims (stela up), and treat for ssek taasetittei at to Is Bat and Pork, in Half Post-knits, Tierces, .ad Barra% as ,h,y: he goal ns the as.l.cgriste to Sit Thousand Tierces sf the /ern"-, wed Nape Mortara Teerces the .1.,r, to be a the best :Nowt ; be be cured in the seeking 8e.43014. To th 44vereti t Ms Ns :rap rtiaotting Stores ut the Port en 1.4.1101,N, one Tait ett.t tient!, by tne end of January, e Jens ther a. 14 131,1 Part theretsf by the end of Feheasity, ass P the remanent( 'WC I bird Part tbere- Aly and y Mirth 1805 ; att.t to hr paid for by /WU, peneide mete Imc,at, nine*/ Der after date. A. B. 11i Tead•r . for a lea elvonay f SOO rk rces ey . eirk Species will be adaitted. 11le Cowfitioas of the COnt.44 Miff basset a* the Seeest .00's I • cc, at this ()Ace, or kit atrolying to Wr. Danste, vide. tilt fin the rect.,atting at Cork; to the Col:relor of Ilis Moire '. Casinos se. Lisons-k, Yeary, mad Waterford ; end the I'll (korai at Dubow, ropeetisely. Nr z.a • at" be 444 to els Tendor, in "thick the Prier shall :Alin IT o-44 at Length, or that gill not be *hems s tier .: K ti . Nowa skis N'Cliotott as ale NM iradasooksa, she 31 Utast. .ezt, nor •nok.s rke Person rho Noakes Me Tender. at Pceior et. 'lttailiS, luea t. , tr MUICti when relied for. C,IMMIITTFE 'MOMS, 4, SEARLE-STREET, LINCOLN'S-INN, Auo. 22, 1804. - lIHE COMMITTEE appointed to carry into • ! tl - c Re. hilioins entered into at the CROWN and .1 kin thr STR AND, for Vindicating the Right's of .1 - t ~• I . .tos of outraged by the Lae Return ly th •torff of Alitidlearx, request that Stib....ctiolitiat may ' :a one of the fo:loeing Places : Mama. Thomas Courts and Co. Strand. B , oon, Cobb, Stokes ON I Co. I.onshard4treet. Ladoml,e aid Co. Threadneedle street. Chandon, and CO. Birml-strect Anti M i.r, Weaon, Anhorne, and Co. Southwark. And, for the further Ceneeni-oce of Persona residing at a Drawl .o fro:a the-e Places, the following Gentlemen hate al .V.uty .ttgioied their Concurrence to recite Suterriptions in their Nerehbourhi ads : Mary la b.itine— Ir. Langley, Edgeware mad ; Mu Rug . 14, 186, usisri St. llt.en-nreet ; Mr. Bramwell, :15. Greek-street; and Mr. West, King. erect, Soho. St. Martin's and St. Paurs, Covent Ganlei.—Mr. Puller, St. Haig iret's and St. Julia's—Mr. Mtalley, Dorset-square, C .naon row. Sc.. George's, Hansterdmoarae-eMr. Beitwell, 26, South Ai: lie?. street. St Ja Aloody, Carnaby-street; Mr. Row, Book !Alarlivoroop:i atom. Clie'sra ler.,..i l don--Mr. Lee, 72, Sl.ranendreet. St kern nt Uanes--Cruen and Anchor Tavern ; Office for Morls;itt. St. . 0 1,..ifew, Holborn, and St. George the Martyr-e Me. OpieS, Write Bear, Leather, Lane; Mr. Graham, Red LION* Brstrop:7l-o . Michael Pons at, Spina-square. hl •er .it'—At the Globe Tavern. Kr .refo:.l--Mr. Saunders. Shadw,l-.Mr r. Avhfsrld, Iliglostrett. Li.nehoine-.Mr. Hague, N irrow-nreet. Sautlinark—Alr. Lee, Linen-draper, Corner of Union or:et ; Mr. Farrell, Slopaeller, oppotite St. Olave's Church, To .!.•e street. T - hc Comnittee continue sitting every day at 12 o'Clock, where eanimunications will be received and attended to. LONDON SEA-COAL COMPANY, South anteron wreet, Holborn, respeelfully recommend tit. Friwir Is to lay an their Stock or COAlg, as there a evir l.- ~pert of an advance. They mat rely on being serve I the bmt CIA+ that C. 1.11.! feat* Newcastle, and the M a strietly awading to Act of Parliament. Istedi.hed by HA k BISON ant Co an 1790, and no orders taken them in London, bit At thew !trust a, above. No house can or •vl sell on tow rr Terms. This pay ii publi•hed, rice Ye 6d. ATREATISE on DISEASES in the URINA RY CANAL; patticularly deszfibing theatrinussmntp tom.atterrliugStnctores, Obstruction%Glesds, Seminal Weak nedies, Fistulas, Imotioneticy of Urine, Bp oruedre AlLetionr, and on tlllPreventton of the Stone and Gravel. To which is added, a varoity of Cases, tending to shew the Efficairs- of Demo'. Medicated B *sties, and a new method of t:eatoot a flnuotrliea. Also Remarks on Cau‘tic hougimi, with E tricts from various Author., unifor.ids• proving the Dome' and lnei ticart of the Caustic. The F,l h Edition By W. DUFOUR, Surgeon, of Frith street, Soho. Printed for J. Callow, MerhcAl Boirksell, r, Nu. 10, Cr own- COW', Princes-strezt. Soho Setpe time in October gull b. pu4lislorl. J. Cadlow% New ao idF.x trnm C itatnue of Mit-clical Nooks foe 104. N B. A Niedecal Llrculating Library. This Day is published, in Three Volumes inaull Soo price 12, in boards, Dedicated, by Parinission, to Her Royal tie Princess of Wa les, a Second idition of DR. UNDERWOOL)'s DISORDERS of CHILDHOOD; with Directions for the Management 4.11 Infants from the Barth. Aria.ted to domestic U.* Also, by the same Author, inscribed, by permission, SU 11111 Royal Highness the Piinee of Wales, a Third Edition, price 6s. tat.huanda, of hi SIDIGIRALTRACTis soseassisered Trends* span Ulcers of the Lcg:, Scrofulous Tumour., the Mau ssary Abscess, DisorJers of the Eye, and on (iangrene. Printod for J. Callow, Crown -court, Princes street, Soh . A. N.B. Some thee in October wit) be publi•bed, J. (*Allow's noosed exteesireCutaiegue of Medical Boo'ss, (or 1624. ••• A Medical Circulating Liblaryi TEN THOUSAND POUNDS DAMAGES. SUMMER ASSIZES Trial at Penis, County of Clare, ost the 27th of July, 1904, Defeo: the Hen. Raton Funith, and a Special Jury. Thr Day is pi:Wished, punt 38. A REPORT of the TRIAL on an Anion for L I Damages, brought by the Rey. CHARLES MASsY ag oan the Most Noble the MARQUIS of HEADFORT, fur CRIMIN4I.. CONVERSATION with INaiutiff'il Wife. Damage" laid at 40,0001 Taken in Shun Hand by an eminent Barrister. London : Printed by Mercier and Co. Nurthumberlaitd court. Strand ; sold by 11. D. Symonds, 20, Paternoster-row. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. • PARIS, SEPT. t. The following curious affair is Itow before the Tribunal at Metz. A Jew of that town, who clntri tably lent money at the rate of 30 or 40 per cent. called lately upon a lady, whom he had accommo dated in this way, with a bill of exchange for 4000 livres due to him. He entered her apartment with the bill is his hand, and was received in a very polite manner. He was asked to sit down, and offered some peaches. The Jew, who observed several piles of crowns upon a table, made no diffi culty to deliver to the lady the bill of exchange. But when he was busy in eating the peaches. he says the lady tore the hill, and swallowed it piece -meal. The Israelite attempted to make himself master of the crowns he saw. But the lady called out Mur der ! Thieves I" The guard arrived, and the Jew was at rested. This is the second affair of the same kind which has occupied the tribunals at Meta within twe years. Tire Senator Francois de Neufchateau has offered a prise medallion, watch fifty louis d'ors, to any young man in the Lycra of the Empire, who writes the best poem in honour of the ascension to the throne of Napoleon the First. Madame Tainville, the wife of the French Com-- mvrcial Agent at Algiers, arrived lately at Mar seilles on board the Danish frigate Najade. A certain M. Grimand announced lately that he would ascend in a balloon on horseback, and obtain ed large sums by subscription. But, on the appoint ed day, the horse was stolen away (ercamattr), and the balloon ascended without the horse or its rider, as M. Grimmd was determined not to ascend on foot. He has again demanded new subscriptions for another aerial trip upon a jack ass; but the long ears of the former amateurs think it an encroachment upon their own species, and have therefore declined •he request. The report, that the office of the Ministry of the Home Deparunent is to be abolished, obtains no credit. A letter from Romagna mentions, that Baron Hompesch, the late Grand Master of Malta, who subsists by the benefadions of the Pope, at Civic' Castellana, has received information from the Em peror of the French, that a considerable pension will be paid to him in future by France. The new tax upon oil caused lately an insurrec tion at Port Maurice, in the Ligurian Republic. The edift was torn to pieces, and a great many dis orders were committed, until the arrival of some companies of French troops restored order, and punished the chic's of the insurgents. Several lives were lost upon the occasion. Talleyrand left this city the day before yesterday, and took the tio.ireat way to Ai:•la-Chapelle. It is reported th it a Prince of Baden and a Prince of Bavaria are es.iiv.ded in the same city, to have an interview with the Lmperor. Our Minister to the Court of Spain, General Brurnuinville, has, with leave of absence, left Ma drid for the baths at Bernier's. During his ab sence, M. de Vaudreuil aas as c4arge erayaties. It is not true that the Emperor has ordered all Russian subjetis to be detained as. prisoners in France : but, the day before yesterday, the Russian Chancellor, Count Balk, obtained, without di& cult'', his pass, and left this capital for Germany. Very few Russian travellers are at thus moment in France, most of them having left it within these last our months. The Minister of the Public Treasury, and not the Bank, will, in future, pa... annuities and pensions. Within these eight days, Bailly's Journal, con cerning the beginning of the revolution, has been published, and is vet y much read. It does not go farther than to the CI of Oaober, 1,759; but con tains many interesting particulars concerning the The merchant; already arrived at Fund:for% for the Michaelmas fair, are very nanserotts No want soodsis falto*heefront Pouseassr Kraillautds • Thot our Emperor wants no more gun-boats is evident from the permission which his Majesty has given to sell by public au 9i' two gun-heats, cont. pletcly finiated, at Strasburgh. Tttey stay be con verted into merchantmen, and are purchased by a wine-merchant at Meat*. All half-crowns, called /*OP teat, and pieces of 24, 12, and ti mei, which have been coined before 1766, are recalled from circulation; and will, after the month Nivose, year XIII. be of no other value than their weight in silver. It is 'opposed, that, be. fore the end of the year XIII. all the coins of thi Kings of the Bourbon raee will be withdrawn front public circulation, and replaced by Imperial crowns_ of six byres, three livres, and five francs. The Senate has determined, that its members will in future receive no petitions, or recommend sty persons by their signatures to public einiiloyments ; as several intriguers have abused their itenermity. and extorted money from supplicants, who lithei pretend to have shared the sums obtained with the senators. The department of the Aude has noxninat•J Ge neral Andreouy a canJiiiate for t h e Conservative Senate. The ei•deoant Count Salm-Dy k is appointed a member of the Legislative Body for the department of Rhone. The Emperor has ordered a new fri ,, ate, called Misttraa ' to be immediately built at Flushing. No less than thirty-six ships of the line, and forty-four frigates, are now building in the diffvrent dock yards of the French empire, and will probably be ftnishod within two or three years. Contrarits are besideseancladad, both in Holland and Italy, fqr. the conetenetion of twelve ships of tile line anti ten frigates. Let us only have some patience. and tru.t with confidence to the aftivity and ability of our government, and, before the year XX, our navy shall be as numerous as that of our irrecoucileable foes --(journal are Defarsew.). The several Ministers at the Diet of Ratisbon o l who tor some time have been absent, are, by their respective sovereigns, ordered to return to their post. This makes ma n y suppose , t h at so:ne io.l teresting discussions will soon be opened there. •. The English agent, Mr. Spencer Smitit s who h 1 passed some time at Carlsbaden, in Bohemia, left that place. Wherever he is going, he may sure he is watched by our government.--( Yo ur de Peru.) ADVICE TO GLUTTONS. An amatear, who is at the same time a calculate" and connoisseur, has informed all persons of Yora einus appetites and good stomachs, that at Neil they may eat, ati., every hour, day and nigh if they have plenty of acquaintances. They hale to begin their eating in the suburb St. Germ ''q at nine o'clock in the morning, with the clerks and persons employed in public offices. who, at that hour, take their breakfast ala timrchcae. At dal yen o'clock they may again breakfast with rhea friends in the suburb St. Honore, who, at that hour, devour cold pies, eggs, sausages, Ste. mid drink coffee, chocolate, and tea. From thence they should go to Chaassi d'.4sitin, where, at one o'clocki persons of Gee on eat oysters and drink Champaign. previous to taking a ride on horseback, or an atrieg In a carriage. From thence they have to go to the Marais ; and, if they make haste, they may be sure of finding. according t o o ld f as hi on, an castly dirty ner. This repast done, they have to turn to the citi, where the a d vocates , j ust arrived from Chid tribunals, sit down to their dinners. They bay" afterwards the choice, either to return to the Abrais, or to the suburb St. Germain, and they may be sum to find their friends or acquaintances at their early suppers. The supper dispatched, they should visit amain the fae4ionablie of Curved d'Antin, and their dinners will be upon the table. To divert them. selves, they may then go for half an hour to Fres. cati, where they will meet with parties, called, Tea where dainties of every description, and bid profusion, are set red. These parties being ore, they have to go back towards Charm; arAnthi where, at two o clock in the morning, they will en joy a delicious supper, set wed upon silver plates, b valets in gold-laced liveries. A quarter before foot these suppers are ovr and lv distance, arc - they m..ybe trea:ei with a the finegt wines reguhaly over am satisfied, hours ; if not, where the corn. too polite not ealfasts.- are over, arid only at some few yarsisl numerous gambling houses, lees: :ertain. at four o'clock pracisely, to a reveille's of choice cold dishes, es and li7seirre. 'niece rroraesse rat six o'clock ; and if their ap • they can repose themsehm for , they may go to the market vis, poultry, and fruit snerehante ; ,o incite tliem to share their e "settee! dee Spellecles.) 16 t"