The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-08-14 00:00:00

''': ‘ ,'s A. A A. • ' , .... • • s g ti iLN • ••••• '1" • 416 , • : t : 1 • 4i' ' eir\ .• • P.) . .te vet . WEDNESDAZ.Sei . 14, 1805. -431- ... ;:.. t . _ r tro• ,t •.; • "v NUMBER 821.) (mica sixpixcr. THEATRE-ROYAL, HAY MARKET. Tis PRESENT EVENING, August 14, will be present. 3, the Comic Opera of INKLE AND YARICO. Sir Christopher Corry, Mr. Dowtrin ; Campley, Mr. lev ier; hilcle, Mt. Palmer, jun.; Trudge, Mr. Mathews. Ya rico, Mu. GP; hlarciiota, Mts. !Mathews; Wouski, Mho Tom; Patty, Mrs Hariorie. To whkh will be added the Burlesque Tragedy of TOM THUMB. vt..l Arthur, Mr Dowton ; Merlin, Mr. Denman; Lord r,' , ,tele, Mr. Mathews ; Tom Thumb, Master We.t. Queen . 011 , 1 ,,p a . Wig Tv rer ; Princess Huricansuirce, Mrs. Taylor; G Leseree. ttii Fhdas, Ways and Means, The Hunter of the Alps, and Trio Thumb. rxuktpnom FROM DUTY ()N DIVIDFNDS. MAJESIT'S COMMISSIONERS for Ike AFFAIRS q TAXES here/ ! OW Noire, 71tat all Perrone • 'aiming Esetneptiora from the Data 141011 Pen.' perto, to /repel of the Dioidonds of .Stoek gond,og in Mr R.A. of the Book of Fazload, or the .Speth See Coolaaa, na the hrh.df of FOREIGNERS, an tereire4 to make these rioon• o f e, o -h Eloweption hey'are the Caiamisstaares for Verial her rot, • of the Auks; and that all such Mine ab u t he made ins ll'• dins, and delivered at the Oilsee for Tarr., is Somerset Mors-, di•reted to the Seeretare fo she .4ffain of Totes. TAP Forms on 'Aide ,ugh Claims ore- to he ;node, may be had at the said Offs e, as Apple...sles there, or to airy Impeder or &norm. of Turn. Hy Order or the Board, M. WINTER. Office for Tales, Y6nli lrlr , 180:e. • EAST-INDIA HOUSE, Jot r rir HE COURT of DIRECCORS t,fihs U NI l'El) 1 cottrANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES do hereby pee Notice, Thot they sill 6e ready to receive r r (0,1.18 ga on or brine It ID SL.H.I4Y , the 28th . i losis a i, for the Hire t:f • piriher Nombre # I 0 ti a 7 ..1 of such Ships . Irmo oho., 600 to 700 Ton. bort/ern, 'chit le hate performed these contra....ted wan. bee of VaNnses its the Company's Servi,e. The Tend.. wnG the ow wits " Mop Trader' 'nide Corer, to be otorally aisled op, dad 14fi with the Secretory us or liefore Taelre ielock at N....., on the chose Day, heyond which hour the Court trill Mg serene any Tender. WILLIAM RAMSAY, See. The PortichOori of the Terms and Cond.rians nosier whir's the Ships are 'Newel to be tendered for site Componfs &rake, mats lie men open ersdiestion to Mr. yawn Goan, Clerk to the Com mittee of Sloppier, do a. alter Friday, the ttd AN;ust. The do hereby further sire Asti e, Tito !faro Letter Aferoorawlini ihotild be sent in, its erplallotent f , IV' in actsisti.oi to any Tender, inch resider rill be rejected by tt.. Count. Meuse, set off for the Fielder last week, and was suc ceeded in the above capacity by (.I.2r.eral Godinot. Yesterday a detachment of cannonicrs, with some cannon, howitzers, and caissons, passed by this city on their way to lielvoetsluys, where the prepa rations for the expedition are going on with great aftivity, several great transport ships being already sent thither. The troops there are commanded by General.Sebastiani, and it is asserted, that at the Texel every thing belonging to the expedition is al ready embarked, men as well as artillery and horses, and that a review will, in a few days (they say ota the 12th), be held over the whole: HAG I CE, JULY 27. The regiments which composed the camp at Zeyst continue to defile off towards the ports, where they arc embarked as they arrive. Both a: the Helder and the Texel, the ships of war and transports are daily exercised in various evolution;, in order to make q lio n 4:14 GERMAN THEATRE. Un.l the immeihato Per.,nage of Her MAJESTY. AV. SCHIRMER'S Juvenile Company will in hire the hooour In perform THIS EVENING, a CU MI: OPERA, never &aril, eallert, THE THREE SUITORS. The Ma‘ic by Mr. HOLSH. A FAVOURITE DANCE, by Abu 11. LETTIL. To eoncl ode w h a FARCE, LET EVERY ONE SWEEP BEFORE HIS OWN DOOR. TO DRUGGISTS AND OTtIf:RS To BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, the Fixtures, Stock in Track,and ll.natelvild El 11111 l ure, of a DruggiA quitting Emilio's, bituate an the riti.t eligible Part of Fleet.street. F... Particulars inquire of Mean. Hushes, Walsh, and Son, f.sis Stationers, Inner Templu-lane; ur of Sir Charles ri,ce Arid C,i. Wiiliarn-.wart, Black friars. N B. A Lease of the Prenii.es may be had, if desired. VICTUALLING OFFICE, Agusr 5, 1805. /TIME COMMISSIONERS for Yithailing Hie mak.sto Nary tla hereby giaw !Notice, That on ICED :USDA Y. the 14th Noma, they will be read , to rreeie e Tenders m IC. (antra au), and trent for , about Two deed Clialdrints of 'PITTS TAN FIELD MOOR COALS, or COALS of . 1 .4 to be delivered iu a o hole Cargo or Owls Curves, ia the space of Three Praha gems aa await-4kt Cimtreid, Whols and Weather grewittivg, ahnipiile she IVharfa of Ilia Majesty's Vinnalthig Press,,. at ir•trill and Portsmouth; and t• be pica lee by Bills, puyiiiy'r. with Loreto, Ninety Lays epee dote. ..:1 TO PIF. SOLD. FOR FORTY FIVE GUINEAS, A mos CAPITA LGRAND PIANO FORTE, Ll by a vett. eminent Maker, new within Twelve Tenths; it pinvesses a mod beautiful tune, and is warranted to .tanA well in tune. The Instrument may be seen, an.l a Trid grant ee, lan arplication to the Proprietor, at No. 3, Buckingham place, Tezi.or square. _ • Fehrfiptitall aft received, and places taken, at the Theatre, ton Ord i•r-d rß,rlnanee, Mondays, Wedilei.lays, and Sa bed. , Dixos open at seven, aid begin ineeiseiy at 8 u'Lluck. theme:pert in the use of signals, and the manceuvres of debarkation. The trading vessels of the Repttbrie which are suitable to the service, if they refuse, vs compelled to serve, especially at Rotterdam, Dort. and lielvoetsluyt. VAUXHALL tfeder the Patroness of HII ALES. toy: U tah less the Prince of W 0 /1.0 the NOBILITY, GENTRY, and Others, wanting COACHMEN awl GRIIOMS. may cm,on to the LONDON REGISTER OFFICE, No. 21, N.lll, LOP .trees, Leicester...whirr, be 4immlied w ,th prop r Serva.its, anti Coachmen and 6140111 S with rood ChaniCters with S,t,t• ation.. /It Condotoma of the Contract sere re loon at the Secretary's Offer. No Regard watt lie had to any Tender in which the Price shall 11114 fie 'tattled w Word. at length, or that shall ..et he deiitered , the Ba w d lapel Vase ?Cloth on the said Wednestlea, the 141. Itatowt, nor indelli the Peso„ who wake' the Trader, C.' 1. 5 04 Per, ni at, hit tiding, .trends, to 'anat. whe t ...idled tie. rrHE MAGNIFICEIsifi - ETE, given in rrate. 1 fal Coniniernoistion of the Birth of Ili , Royal High nrs thr PRINCE of WALES. havuig been distinguished by v.! ,•.seive and approbation of one of the mint numerous Auernt•lages 1 Rink and Fashion ever witnessed ; the Puh..c arerei ~tfuly informed, at the immediate request of the ahove Asse mble, it will be repeated THIS DAY, WED NESDAY, Aug. 14, when mono new appropriate Decorations ir,lll:,:ouleci it, give &superior effert to this grand National spec.- lade. A Imwi n Three Shillings. Ivt.v 10. N. B. Tern's, and a snore megal ran of this Office had Grans. °thee Hows (rum Ten to Four. VICIUALLING•OPFICE, Aorossi 6,1605. r r HE COMMISSIONERS for reareditag Ilrt ii Mojwo's Nato do hereto, rite Notire, Thug n. IVED NESMY , the 4Sth WI M Septemober west, they rill be rend.; to ree. ire l'enders Wines% (stalef fp), tor intl. ...!ootitsiies of IRISH BEli-F cad PORK, of the best 2,4 Mite, Co.! to be rivet in the eosisaiii; &moo, as the EflrtetiOt Met:knits lira Deafen the. Pin woo think 'Paper to offer ; fhtirAtell part thereof to be rich. l in 11.01 Porrheows; ono•shira p.t.t in rdrers ond Ike troioiniof ore-third port in Barrels; air Miter UP ht Ott es rt orieriptimi, Fyliersro Von" pit aid l'ietes mlt P er e. r dettriereil Otto H.,1 Najnigls ritalliang Shares at Deo fool. P.ltSPOuth, eel Pfimwsils, umd sato the Await Valleittelisse &errs in &tint Caiherin.'., it re,olllr Pr..perii..ws # etch it& Ktiptiom of ('licks, be the Peropts sl:eletareiitioorti„ VENISON. —A fine HAUNCH and NECK dresser) TIIIS and EVERY DAY, at the Worcester Coffee-flonte and Hote, corner of %willow ,treet, :ford : strut, where Gentlemen may depend on having prime VE. NISON a the rea-nuable charge tor dinner of :41. 641 leads rrtel.ey at Five n'Cloi.k. Venison ready dressed. Patties and Dinueis sent out. OM Wines and Liqunrs of the finest fie. your. G,.mt beds and g.nteet acco.tintedstion toi Gentlemen and Families. VNUIR THE PATRONAOE OF HIS ROYAL HIGH NESS THE PRINCE OF WALES 'EI HE original Curious and Wonderful Ezperi. 1 merit oldie INVISIBLE GIRLS of Mr. R. CI IA lILES, N. lereutor thereof, SAYILE.-HOUSE, fER SQ6ARE. This extraonlinary Exhibition continue. open via! , 04 (Sundays excepted i from Ten to Four, and from 52.01 to Ten in the Evening; and is allowed by the great Co.scoirsei f Peold all Ranks, who have ern neoied it, to be an- or 1 . ,e. meat aeon shins ever offered to public Notioe. The !mini) e Girl-, who vein to be in the midst of the Ando:lace, I *oh unseen by them, converse and sing, in English, French, setlGerina pUy nn Inc Piano Forte, &c. Ali , the amazing ANIMATEDstisT, which has the Motions of Life, ter a the Nun . Ser of the Company, their Dress, the Hour, by their W !dies, tee.--Adinittance 2s. 6d.—Towig Lacks aud Geis thunen, under twelve, Is. each, during the Holidays. GOLDICUT, of No. 21, King -street, Covent . Gullets, ber lan to tetwootene to the Public FA MILY CRATES of EARTHEN WAKE, which contain Twe tv•one Di.he; in .izes, Eicht 1:10aeli Plates in sues, One Sou,. Tureen, Four Sauce ditto, Four C.itererl Dishes, Two Sailed bowls, ill( R.kinl Dithrs,•tine Fait Plate, Sri P.p• Pert. Salts, awl Must.tid.,, Two Ewen sod !Loons, Follf Chambers, K4z:hen Szson.,, Jur, Mugs, Sec. Arc at 31. 13.. Gd per Cram , COMIIIOII wary; 44. es. per Crate, best ware, pee kage uted Our-fourth of the whole by the IStlt January, One-half of the remaining quantity by the:alht. Mareh, 18067, And 0.4 manometer by the 30th June, and to be peal fur by Bills, p with Interest, Nissege Deo (yin. Date. The Conditions arthe Carerra3 ntaa be wee at the Secretaries Office; at this (Wier; sir Iss a l rsidgia4sa Mr. lhasstreltle, ilketat fire the 1 swatting, nt C.ok ; re the C01!,..1.art et' Hsi 3foiesty's Customs at Limerick, &trait, Near', and Watelaril ; and to the Post :Master General at Dealdin, row:tie / lg. ' N. N \a resister jar a feu 2 , 441 k ity than 500 tierces trill be admitted. Na :egret! wi'l he had to ear, Tender, in rhich the Prier shall not he inserta4 in Wm* et length, o• that se .11 ant he ac'inreed to the fiattrd before One Aloe:4 on the said Wed...view, the 21th Day of Septeo.litr west, vi, write.. the Perot'., a.h., wiles the Tender, or some Person an his behref, attend., t.a ens. er when runlet! h.e. I.ARGE NEWrASTLE COALS. PAKORAINA, LEICESTER SQUARE. VOW OPEN-AN INTERESIING VIEW 11 of GIBItAI. EAR, taken knee the sottery called the Deo"i longue, fturo whence the Panorama, or entire C. , tulat Viet., se grand In the tratteme:—C..aposheneltng the Roth, which vises 1,300 het above the level of the Sea, tooted with Cannon and M.ntar klat - etits, the Cutat of RAI , Inny, the Streghts and Ptovinces of Andalusia and Genada, the whole of the Bay, Town of A'gezirae, and St. Roque, the Litmus and ‘feditesnutean Sea, die Toe VIEW of ED6VISUKGH continues as usual open from Teo ull Dusk —Ad:nut:two to each Painting, la. _ ..... f_TARRI:iON and CO. m o n respe af u ily re commend their Friends and the Public to take pre vent advanrag • of the Markets, as there is every• pr of the Puce increaving —Nor can any thing be purrha•ed .-hearer for F l ing than the Price charged on the NI , 1V• CASTI.t COALS bv, TiiP. LONDON SEA COAL COM• PAN Y, couthampt , irt street, Holborn. •.• Cart.w, One Shilling per We per Cha:drun of the Stones—usual charge by others Is. 6d. *- fir • • . • SEPFEVOSER STATF. LOTTERY. Co. of Sank.huildings, eurnh:ll, and facing the Gate of the )Jr•g's Mews, Cluring•cons, London, respellfully beg leave le ft-commend in the notice of the Public, the supee:nr merits thr PRESENT STATE LOTTERY. The Scheme con- Twenty• five Thousand Tickets enly, and centaurs, 't Prices of L. 20,1,00 4 Prizes of L. 2,000 10,000 6 5 000 10 The lowest trae 201. a'..n the Three Thnoran 1 first-drawn !Iloilo will ►e entitled to 101. each, osaknig 7,r19 Ben.f.ts. Tickets and Shares are now on Sala. filtiV, ONLY LOTTERY to be drawn this A. Tsar, begins 3,th sEPTEMBLR, tao. SCHEME. T. 3 Pnaes of 3 3 . 5,000 4 6 1.1 90 6u 41.53 h 3,u00 1. t..t.‘icawn Blanks / 10 each 30,000 ....s 011110 ml to 1,619 Ream ts 17..41 Masal.l, 10,000 Tielsis L. gJopuu The First drawn Twkat sth Day .. L. 10,000 Ditto 6th Day 20.000 Ditto 7th Day Are part of the above Capitals. l ekets and Shares are on Sale at all the Lite/nod Lottery Wawa. Price of a Ticket .... L. 19 5 Halt . Quarter DURLACHER, CORN OPERATOR, Ste. removed (rum No. 111, Wardout•strent, Soho, io the Itted;cal Repository, No. :6, Long Acre, takes the Liberty to inform the Nob Gentrt , earl Publics that he " tend ' , a* umal, to ERADICATE TOTALLY every SPECIES at CORNS io a few minute', without either cutting or pain. If• can also give ease immediately, to Nails that ate growing into the Flesh, without pain. Attendance at home from eight till ten, and front two till ii `e e'er, and Gentlemen attended at their own house,. Letters (poet paid) punctually answered. Reference can be (ben to the hr.' Nubility its the K indent. ••• The Tooth Ache cored initantsneou.!y. •.(COIT's LILAC BLOOM and PINK DYE, u to colour silk stockings—the first of these gives the blue "'" hoes go much admired by many in new silk wockinp ; it also dyes clk, linen, muslin, tiffany, gauze, ste. the finest plirole, lilac, and vtdet, .&c. n( •a clues tints, at pleasure, and a tolerable moron, c.ilniir. Likewise SCOTT'S PIMK DT F, Irrsenii,,,• the like qual.iier, equally beauti:ul and approved. hive?* fil e etch roe packet, with printed Instructions. Scott's Liquid Truc Niue, Nankeen f))e, Durable Ink, to amid( I inch with a pen, that will n i t di , eharge Superfine err rim! Wain Colions, end all necesiaries fur Drawing and Co• l ‘ u "Hlts Prepared and sold, whohhaale and reta in, at his Manu• 'actor!, No 417, near beilloril.str:et, 61 the Shand, London, ! . . nd bY r vendera of bottle Articles in the British o nmto'ts • lie attentive, the Proprietor's fume is marked on ate eahile in every packet, mous other is Or flUlta. I3ORT of LONDON.—COMPENSATIONS.— Notice is hereby given, that Memorials of Claims for Compensation to Ise made, in pursuance of the Act of Parlia ment passed in the thirty-ninth year of his present Majesty's " AO for rendering more commodious and for better regulatmg the Port of Lo .d.ro," will be received upon and after F. Way, the 2.11 day of August, 11105, at the Office, No 4, oti the ground fluor of King's Aims Buildings, Eat hange Alley, Cumh.ll, for the puler* of heal entered arid Knees:lect upon, conformable to treasons of the said AB. Attendance at the Office daily (except Sunday.), from eleven vs three o'clock. By ender of the Commissioners of Compensa tion. T. TYRRELL, Clerk and Solicitor. Willi PAS FE FOR ALL OUTWARD DISORDERS. 'l l l - 115 incomparable PASTE is prepared from I. Heals only, and is the safest and best thing ever d covered Ow all COMPLA INrs in the SKIN and FLESH, as can be proved by ocular demoostratinn It cures Sores of every Dcscriptin, if they are ulcerated to the bone; is a certain cure for the Piles in its worst stage, and give. wond..rful relief in the Gout, Rheumatism, Cancers, ‘Vhite Swellings, and every other outward Complaint. Sold, by appointment, only at Mao.% Fan Shop, No. 26, Strand, near Villiers street, in pots, at Its. 9d. duty included. This Day is published. in One Volume Odavo, with a Quinn Volume of Plates, separately, price 9s. in board.. THE ART of DRAWING IN PERSPEC TIVE. from Ma•hernatical Principles; skewing how to give every Objea its true place in the Figure, in every part of a Landscape that proportion in size, and distanee from one ano ther, which the parts thry are intended to represent hold in Nature. The whole illustrated by uirtrardsef Fifty Engraving:, By GEORGE DOUGLAS. - Printed by and for Mundell and son, Mad John And,oson, P.imburgh . Sold also by Longman, Flea s lees, and Orme, Paternoster row ; and T. 01.14, Ave Mali Li... VOLUNTEERS. This day it published, price 10s. id. in boards, dedicated by permission to Hi. Royal Highness the Commander.in•Cliief, •IHE SECOND PART of INSTRUCTIONS A to iFO%4ANRY VOLUNTEER CAVALRY, con. toning every necessary for "siring the p, c l4--and for the conduct of the Officers, Non Commitsioried Officers, and Private,, on actual service—with a copious Index so both Volumes, by which means any Article can be instantly referred to. By Col. FIERRIES, of the Light Hone Volunteers. Sold by T. Egerton, Whitehall; Longman and Hunt; Rees and Orme ; and H. I). Symortil , , Paternoster.row ; and may be ha , l of the different Booksellers. CARACTACUS AND ELFRIDA. This day is published, a new and elegant Edition, with a beautiful Poruatt of the Author, printed in the best manlier, by Whittingham, nit a fine yet ow wove paper, Foolscap pro. price 7s. 6d. extra boards, POEMS, by the Reverend WILLIAM MA SON, M.A. Author of " T. English Garden." Containing the Dramatic Poems of C,arasaciis and Elfrida— Almiody on the Death of Mr. Pope—Odes. El,•gie,, Letters, dic. Linden :—Printed fur T. Willis, No. 5, Cloisters, Ranh°. lomew's Hospital. Where may be had, jut published, a lice and elepnr Edi tion, with a beJutifully engraved Frontispiece, pouted in the best mouser, on a An. yellow win, paper. Aso. price A, extra boards, FITZOSHORNE'S LeTTERs, on several Subjs./Is, by the late William Melmoth, Esq of Bath, the el..gaiit Translator of Cicero and Pliny. To which is added, A Sketch of the IA: of the Author. •.• The above Letters are well known to the Litersry Wn.:•l, fur their elegance of larguage, and purity of morals 4 these:, e cannot be too highly resole mended In those who wish .4)(4.1 a corre:l style ot wonting, itortecularty Eisistulary Coe resputiolen s. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FROM THE DUTCH, GERMAN, AND FRF.NCII PAPERS. AMITEIMAM, JULY 30. To-day several French and Batavian squadrons of cavalry, and battalions of infantry, with flying artillery, passed through this city no their way to the coast. At the Texel, Helvoctsluys, and the Helder, every place is full of troops. M. Van Rayon, who now transaas the business of Minister of the Marine, on his journey to Vice. Admiral Verhuel. likewise visited Helvoetsluys, and inspeded the preparations there. It is now believed, that the expedition against England, will be undertaken at the approaching favourable season of the year. . As fast as the troops, artillery, and horses arrive at the Helder, they are embarked on board the ships of war, and numerous transports lying there, and the men and crews daily exercised in manceurtes.— Troops are likewise passing through Hartlem al most without intermission. The French Gems d'Armerie, whi..h have been in quarters for above a twelvemonth, in and near Utrecht, have broke up from thence for the Heller. ROT tPRDAM, ALO. 7. General Rousseau, who has resided here 11 considerable time, As being charged with the corn• vnand and s• , aallaece of the coasts and ports of the General Marmcnt has made a journey to 1-lelvoet• slays, where he has inspened the preparations carry ing on there, for an exrdition from that port. Yes terday he again arrieriff.isere, and immediately re paired to the house of the Pensionary, and had long conferences with the Minister at War, and the Mi nistry of Marine. From hence General Marmost will go to the Helder, where all the troops intended for the expedition must be assembled by to-morrow. The expedition in the Texel will not be ready to sail till later. • ARGUIT 4. We are informed, that in the affair of the Naval Commander Dekker, who, by the Supreme Naval Council of War, was sentenced to be shot, aeuspen. sion of the execution is granted. , CITSACT Or • PRIVATE LETTFIL TSOM 1111111.14 . DARTED JULY 27. gs It is said that the proposed match between ; Prince Henry of Prussia, and one of the Princesses ." of Denmark, will not take place. " M. Bignon, the French Charge cr.traiter, lately .• demanded of the Eleflor of Hesse the dismissal of Mr. Taylor, the English C4arze d'AFairt: at that Court. This request was not complied with. The Russian General Winzingetode, sent by M. Novosiltzoll a plan of military operations to St. Petershurgh, in case of a renewal of hostilities be tween France and Austria. Prince Dolgornky re mains at Vienna to make all necessary arrangements. in the event of a combined Austrian and Russian army sang against France. s. The greatest aaivity prevails both in the Ros• sian naval and military departments. It is supposed that this aßivity arises out of a Treaty of Alliance con ...laded betwixt England and Russia." /skis, aot.s . 29. They write from Etaples, that every thing is in the greatest aftivity ; and that the troops only wait the orders of His Majesty the Empetor. The reserve of the expeditionary army is commanded by Prince Louis, Constable of France, who has his head-quar ters at the 'Petite Chateau of St. Amand. , AVG. 9. Yesterday morning at three, his Majesty the Em peror set off from St. Cloud, to review the camps on the coast. His absence will last only twelve or fifteen days. It is thus that the Vent/cur announces the Emperor's departure ; and in the same Journal we find the foUawing article We read a Note in the Abeille, ascribed to M. de NovosiltaA. We can hardly believe that it is from him. However this may be, we are autho rised to declare, that it is is every respeafalre and ("amp and that the passports were granted to M. de Novosiltzoff, witllout any previous explanations or negotiation, without knowing the ohjei of his mis. slots, and without any restridion or timitatiOn. 11 the Note be not a fißitious paper, it is another of those faults which the English party has caused the Cabinet of St. Petersburgh to commit." The Empress is gone to Plombieres to nse the wate•s. His Serene Highness Prince Bacciocchi, and he? Imperial Highness Princess Eliza, his consort, took formal possession of the Principalay of Lucca on the 1; of July, and were received by the Government and the peopl• with great pomp and of attachment. The Chief of the 4th 132ttalioa of the ment of the line is dismissed, I.e.:ause the house Officers fiend conerahend sus - hi* on the b:iJge of Men:s. i t e se 4 c :th u.t r oi eg n i: in his cosc'i • EXCIIEQVER RILL oeFicE. INTEREST ON EXCHEQUER RILLS. TO RE PAID THE liOLISE KS ofEXCHEQUEIt BILLS. Anted in the itionths d Ao eptettaher, and Orbiter 1364, deiirow 1# necking the interest that wait he due thereon rentnetieelts, to Werbwertay, the filth cloy of A teg,..t 1805, nicho • use, in Money, will of taking oew Zackeiner Mlle its exchooge for the Principal, bearing an 'Werra ot three-peace Half tit ono per Cenrss, per AVM, and payable bile the Pohlie &wows one" the sth day of Apiil 1106, notes, wooer disehorgcd, wk.. Shall signitY inch their d•aire to this Office iin ar Info, e the 2.34 lot ant, nay ?write the snag accordisaty. Atte:silence ail he gives shanty ( Sonfowaed lialidays raceptrd 1, %wit the Stitt fagots', inettoire, )rdw Teo ..'Clock the Morniog till Use in the Afternoon, for the purpose eJ re.vicing the s.we. Ad, for the greater Dispatch, the hem era e she raid 11J11 aro iitsicied I. brine separate Lk, of eorh de tcripfaa ot' tootaining the Noinke,, in Noaserical wronging to the ratite of the sold SIM, owl Ti .e. Connerw-.- mew of bacrat, with the principal Swig owl Interest doe Aler , - oa, compote,' O_wn the Daysm.which th,y are respectively dotal, e.elasie, Sir the sued IVA Das of 1805, Theo the new NIB will Lc dated ; owl two arr desired to write their Namsa.id Nacos of iibode on sack LAIII4 and (alone aver Xmases rot the said fides. The New Bills will be delirered en F rally the 33:4 of ciorsat, 1805, wad foleassise: .ciehe v . , . Bill Wee, St. Margortfotreet, ITratteinstrr, Anzost 18, Iso3. IN tit rs• rig .