The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-12-16 00:00:00

- 14 p. ;- - Frflitgrrit *LT. I!►kc. 7, 1005. ALL t_xc D.t,Tr4'.) TN TIM m()NrFt ,F .Iv 4 4l.lARy. Iltrt„ TO 13:.. Via° OFF. P HA LORDS COMNIISSIOSTERS of 111 L At 41.1 KS I I TRESSet• y hnenq: vrete fh , retiapti. ▪ Lis Fr inhileol oft r ni.or mentioned Etrheynsr Ittiat's do Inuit* therc.in, at the Ft.-never flit, 110 • TV" es Ow'. /alma, Oat 1 . 0 n 'Ware Yards, tet , , 1.. Waal .o, the 2 , V VI, ne 111 'Totter, 111113; /attendance o , i , le own shale ( Nisn.lays trod flati taus 'treated 1, moil U fifitte , ll. Ale iIIM Iw,.it, tttei.•; ,l . lairs 'ea tiTkir& in Ike lioiti ;,ing, tilt One in the ..ifriroretta, 'or the pn.pnar of receiving the ease. And, for Mr greater Dvatek, the Denotes et Ike said bah e•I to hring bit• thereat, row Ihrining the Nam/was in Motion of Order, seemding to ' the False titi said Thai, a wl Tin,e• C•onnettertnent of . !Wylie, with the pancipot Snots awl Interest due thereon, compare from the Ltto eek ON !I, OM rrspert're'n dated, ' 'relative, to Ila• wind nd Day Vlas, inalasire, Own the interest aria ettee ; and they are desiord to waif, (.iteht Names and P 61.0 .1 amok 0,11 SSA Last, and indorse their lita-nes on the Pad Ii gal at' th- Doldros or the al:we-add Hill. iknati he desirous recant( Portent A the Pttneerti aurl Inteee,t, ).atria to Vat awed 234 I) ty 11,:endstr, ItIUS, Otero' may t.. areoiniao• gated, an eywnpir: Ike Interest to the Dog on 0 hirh e.t.a well. to be peid„ aid lista< the s Mafia. I:lamination One Day prior µere to , Itch Persons as may he dedtron• of hosing New Lich , yner may, i µ pefi Poyeube, upon mentioning . the Atanunt at the awe.. .1 dale • Lists deeitteresl on or hetore the ISA Itxtuai, slily 11. aleratainadatid with Kele Hda carrying an Interest or Threepettre-llalitteany. II the Do y, from th r w linnri , ert Pounds, call' art Nate Hips noel NA , Date the nerd .19,1 Dou of Deem kr, VIOS, and kilt be eelite,ed on the 31t,h of Lheember, UMW ii the leileeier. D tes N. B. 111 atcheittier kill. doted pain in the Mind, Of Jo every, 1b44, hove twist Ada, rkied w be paid 4; and the !natant *know Ate crowd. BUTT ON PIttiPERT Y. Laemptions and Allowance+ in relsect of CoWire+, FrietelVy Societie+, and Ch tritehhe Institmioa., and Diriduird. be longing to Voreig.iers. r HE CONIMISSIONERS ”pfroinled fir special P r pose . tooter certain itts e.e Int; .1.01 Erth I ears .4 Ms p.m it Mai, .sy, tar greeting a toot, atwren .ht Propertg, hereby give Nalev, I hat ?soon may c',Uai Erruiptio , o film the yid : lit, For the Duties charged nn any Colle.e or Hall in ant et th• Univelsitiet , or Greet Rows, AIWA 061 ctn belonging thereto, er ler Ole Money expanded !n the necessary Repairs ,hereof. td. For the Doties charged on tNe %rite of any 11.ispiial, or Public Scheel, or .Vinst.h..torts, or talfees beilouri.l 'hereto. er the Money exiiroded in the item .Iware Re: ate thereof. 311, Tor die Danes chasers.' oil Use Rents nt hand., Mes eta/es, and T. 'lessen's beknigioe to any Pobl,r liehiwl, or t eht.-ttOeue, or vested in Tru.teri fur zliariteble 41.., For the I).vacionds parable out of the public Lrena ,- and arising lion. itIC Sbick of any Fuenith Society established baler en Act of the .531YPar of Ito pßeept ‘141... • :,th, Toe the Dlvidersili belonging to any Cot...brawn, Pea- Vontty, or Society of Per.ma s establiibed fa. eltantable PUr pia., only, or applicable to them to charitable Purve.P. only. suant to any Art of "%theme..., char.', M o i r e., Trust, or Wol, lit .n far a. the et...offend. b,,toroooutvw.oed email 1i,.. b. en applied its chanta..le Pt..pov , s 6th, Yew ter ()typhoid., bona h4e, belonging to any Person rt.:t being a Subjs..% ot Hie Majesty. and not resident in “or.. 'Jeri th alt Pe:ore e!aimnte hark I:orison/a 4r. regnirro to sash their Cbs.ons Noon the said special Coennikolinicr., in 11*.it bag, lobe &weed at the U . es for I miser, Smrter•se Corer to the le. re.ney tow the Alores ol TUIII ottd the }ilea for each floofflui are oer had at she Office, ;sal at th. Ohm, ar the Ittepedtor le: the Mai ,N Ott td.r.d., at the tlid Sioek VA • e Liege, 4 the ()ed.. lo lea Gooln.i.iippers for measles the 1 . .. p rte Actin the UCC , ac L.tiorlats, and .1 any loyee,iier or s.l.tryswe of Tues. By Omer at the Connisbalanees Wl.'"erEß. THE I . r.orkirrog ,, OF LAST INDIA STOCK. LADIfi AND (ilt4 .1 1.1 .4•11. THE Death of your late respeftahlte Diretior, Mr. Paul l.e Meamser, g OCCA•I4IIIre a vacancy, I blr Nave to soli. it the honour of ) our tote,. Anil support to succeed him U 1 the DAreti•al have alrr-Jv Mine myvelf the hollow of ie s itlng my g i o, telefoon, who'll, I flatter mtveif, are of the it-volition Noma. niei.dial by the resolution bi the Court of Duectors, to l our Sbollid it be your pleavute to give me the reference, I allot endeavur, by 11,1felnl , t11111 atteiitioe to tour eXlttlele(l ▪ joereaalug maritime affairs, to merit the great obligation youtioafte. I have the bonitot to he, Ladies and I kntletnen, Year m. et ohedtt nt humble servant, C VI ARJORDIANKS. fernery .treat, London, Dee. 10, If)-ft. N tl Captain Mernat.hanks's Committee meet en Monday ti-St at the King'. Heel Tavern, in ilia Poultry, at 12 o'cloisk, • will be ham to t eche the communications of hit I mod* ("1 RAND LOTTERY, begins DRAWING. 16,7 Felp.i4ry 3, 1406. SCIIEME. 1 of 1..20000 3 3 2.000 • ... .. 6,90 n II 20 NO 1141 :.,000 F Irrt.dra. al T,ckc is 22 • —•••—••• L 450,000 p;;00 Tteketa 'aft of the shore Capital 4 F..44:kawalroehrt Ist Day,.... L In,cloo thuo 4th Day, .... 40,000 non Wu. Wien 10th Day, .... 2 . 0 . CU TICKFTS at4,l SITARES ar. peHing at carry Lic:rle 1 11,,,,,e,y PRESP.NT PRICE. Tick's 1111 f 1 lO 0 61 1! ighth ya.t^er ........ 1 o.lSixtosust6 1 9 G •.• Ats oath. ioserluss..r is advi , ocl, as 114 First Vlnt) Tickets ni- be catitkod N IYI 4•2,11, I.CMIdel their chalice of the Ca pital.. stTPERFI.I.ToUs HAIRS _I 4 are one of the rea•est drataba•ka Iron the beauty and • *smug .4 the Pc.nale F. e, it allowed by retry man, from she Prince 0. the Toa remove them, vesinat Peeps: ism. have, fine time to time, alerted up ; hot most or lin ni portijiotoly adoerti-ed;„ having been Mum, tither iii offset ,. Wks 01 illetetwasiai, Sri* taller), or lentil to the round. In mean ot TRENDY Ohi'll.k*EttßY, whe.li viands abso lutely un i wraleled and justly c It !stated. the Proprietors INI oily observe, thst it removes the flair in a few shinute,„ wAhwwt injuring the ekin, or esumnit•ny unpleasant sensation that i. bas imam happily Applied. soil highly au:nosed in the lust circles of fashion and ralik-e-aiirl that Ladies may see ;t Nal, add thus have "cider rtetwootratjon of its efficacy and lowa:race, bet 'Ti iliey make setehom. Is said (hy ammintiltelt n i Trent and Cu ) Wholesale end Retail, to, re,rm,/3,enitithaniyautonreet. Covent, earden ; •nal Retail, by Polling, 76, tirkird street, Overton, 47, New pond street; Waike., 7, St. ,lama.-street; Keith ;slid Cu MI, Haymarket; Pcarrt—l, High ; yak, 62, ✓erattreet ; 3derealfe, h'll ; Warm. and Cu. 41, Cheapeade ; Golding, IV, Comb& ; Brennand, 136, Birk , p.- gate.reseat, Wittre , 4; Seveon, I,oadenhallattteet ; Clarke, ar.9. sime. c h; Lln, Writht, 9 Swettnirs.allev, Rosa:-Ex. ▪ ; and all the principal Pin tamers and Medicine V,•ndets I.oreton. To I.adiet in the Country, enclosing the aniamit, free ot Puitatt, It will he Wassowiliotassy toreaideil. Prise .'a. ,I.P -- , , ,, ./ vicivAt.tifer;-otra.. sitr 5. 1903. THE COMMISSIONERS ,l - •r Via.,,ffiry. IP \dry 161 ken., girt rr. That 01 W F.I)NES )AY, the 14.4 ito•t:tht, they awn k retetto to 'wetly "Urn Kra Ivrit•og (.'s d art Ira 6t l th All h Per.oor re, kilt out ..take to 001.0 t eektrutr PALS!, BP.LF m.y ht rqmS , oll .o ' ;he t't Ahkety't Mies ori I CsIC/A slf Ni h MAI Tor • Olt WINO Ott rola , tor Thelut Nomfbs, j s the 14•.5 Jatt Airy ant. l 0 SIC 31. t of fk took, 1..V0m , ..g, tHrhmtiff, of I , 0 he p tiel ft, It s Bind, po t ohle, with hatetest, Morey Days otter Date The c iai k;„„ ..l • the C Woo IS way if item at the Srrreho.y's Okre, of M t , 00, e, Or hn amatFillt to lli 41ip. r, the ,brut 0 the ..id Contotiotorert Pi t koteth, ob. the Collector u) the COMIMII. et DAMIM...4Ik, im the roost', If Devon. Tu regard 'rid ha hrl le tow, Ira :rr jib er4irle the Prier shill .m' hr iNSC•ItI is M.M.Is as length, or dud .boll mat M alehtMll4l to tie koorf MIA , r one o'Ci.ek n n the Wedstrorlele. Ott fith sir slat the Pinson ho moket the reatirr, or ooke Person no hit behalf, attends, to ksirer telt. at rolled fir. VIC 1VA1,1.1N113-01FICE, Mc. 4, IR:S. rrHE COMMISSIONERS for Yretnalliml Hit .11Inicatit's Nora do herrhos tire Notts e, That on FRAU Y the 20th.lost .os, they wilt b. *voila to ret cite l r4 ders in rot , .( (.taled hp), sod treat for the Sottish of what FRESH tictr moo be rediiireil far the 11. of Hai ildjesto's Shill and Yttaa's at Foladnoth,.ti-oiti the 17th of 34orth nett, to the 31es of senator ; to he !mid for fat Halo payabtr, dRR hale , ist, Phony Days otter 11.0.-. The Conditions of to. Cootrra wait IN lets at the Steretary't Olice, at Ski Odee, or by applying I. the Cobs. toe of the C.l'- 101111 at Faint.'. it. retardlYa wilt he hod r • may Tender its which the Price shall stet be iotetted m tiaras at trorth, or that shell Not be deli, even to the Bared !.yore One ettorh on the feSlos, the Y Oth lo .tout, oar tralott Ike l'ersan ens noshes the fender, or some ea hid lodhel,t, iettehdtd, I. fir•sllle• whew called ler. VICTUALI.INGMFFICE, Die. 11, 180 b 'THE CO7tIMISSIONERS for Vitiated/imp iris A Rif oieat. , `? MIN, do beer girt Kotler, That eon WYDAEs ihe 11th hi:dot thee, unit be reed , ' to r,,,i,t Tem.;en to II (trios waled op',, mr:it treat Jar TWO HUNDRED BAGS ••• KENTISH I ioPS. Grilah if the 1 eor 1604, to be aat,..ertdoc ea Semple, to be proditeed with the Tendert. To be, tiebee•ed ioimoo.otity into ''it ilfoieittei re In Xing Stores at Deptford, gni fa be pti.dpw 1y dalls.papable, wale Ino,rest, Ninety Dal* atier 'fete. I .'endritones of Nit Cearesi Rey be Sft4 as the Secretary's Offive. ,Na regard will he bad to Off remoter, its whieh Of- Price shell net Re im;ertell its lENMS et liogth, or that shoU one I , rleliveitel t. tbi Bawd before tine welt am the amid colassilatf, thr 10th ',afoot, oar tostito the Peron who wakes the Touter: or ..ate Peewits *4 lag baboll, eltetali, to waiter when celled far. ICTUALI.I N';-OFFIC F, Die 9. 805 • 'THE COMNIISSIONERS for l'iduailing Hie a N.iewl's N , wir dm hen , ' I give Yotie„ !La not 1:141. 11.41", the :10th instant, they watt be tendo to ref-tire Trnd..l IN II .... (srrlel op), own treat for row ifell.l".l Tex, of g. toe 011 . 11 IF AI., to he datirterre,e'lol .eirtti Tcw. osto ilia 11 ,jet .y . • 5e00... at Pe,.:leeet ; One linn s tre • Town Ha , the at l'oroaa. , nolt ; and then !ittonlre I TOMS 1•411 Plt. ,, nlh, One Heti is One Month, one. the ode.. Half as • 3lrnolt olt-• , and to In pad jo. by Bids, payable, with Interest, Nina* Av' atter The Contiitions of the Contrart nay be sten at the Secretary% N.- Nersed all he hid (al (INN Ilih/r/1 the Peere ra.t b.. int., •ed fa 60,14 al teregth, nr litlt .11.11 No: , oe defietre - 1 to 'ln 1:o id Ist Jere One. • •;:lork en the raid }',.Jay, the 100. Insonst., not lOW wake, the tender, or toona Person on Si. beha'f, often Is, to entente. Inh.rt rail. • Or. Nir ANTE!) a PARTNER v and respectable WiI')LESALI. BUSINESS, in the City of London. P i ny ?moo who can command i.ent seven to eight thousand pounds, has an uppoitimity /4 entering into • thi ming concern, with safety to hie capital. 11. will be . oted ti take the man4gertcpt ad the cash detwtment, and any miler that miy he agreeable to 111111 . ; a kinisvi...dge. of the Incises; ant being tie .e:sarp. Principes init!y, addressing to Mr. Clatter, at the Times- Offi.w Blackfri , s, London, will, if apporred i receive a r.:.1 y, be introduced to the part., and ham ample satisfaction respect hag the solidity and vrufits of the concern. WANING AND EVENING AMV,I , NIFNrs. o,.en at Ten in the hld.rnin4 tt , and llluan tt..l at slight. ROYAL PROMENADE ROOMS, SPRING GARDENS, under the Patronage to II Royal High- nen the Duchess of Yoik. TlikEE ExiitainoNs. A Panorama of BOULOGNE. and Eii.ainuments, much altered .e.id improved, with the English Elect engaging the Eiench Flotilla, on a Scale of 3,1404 Saiierficial Fort. By Serve., Marine Painter w the King, &c. 4c. Admittance Clit. Shilhng. The BEAUTIFUL ALBINESS, and the Ingenious Serowe phis Nestle Works of this wonderful Plicenometiiiii of Nature, whose Person is genteel and peaking, mail the efahility of her Manners retains her interesting to those who henou , her with dui. fo g partrculatly when displaying the Friiitse' her Inge niOty, which are elegtost! arranged, with her super:dr. tote, in three Roosts Admittance One Shiilint. INVISIBLE GIRLS. The entertaining veisatility tif Pow, r. in ,the lii•wiele Agents in Conversing, S•iigilig, Pe.lorming 04 a eiriety of Instruasents, and Peiception of every object sioromailitig the Magic Itilan.hoi, et once excite adin wntitte., and delight To thin Exhibition it added, The View. , of Weymouth, Oxford. G br.iltir, and the London and We'd lodia New Melts, the Ytuldinp and Shipping, &c. Maginfi.sl a , large a Reality by means of a nowiclle lance One Shilling. ••• The kneel 'while and fashionable Promeni - de Rooms continue to be disolayed with a vatic?! of 4iiwel cry, &A;, Toys, arid other Fancy Antcten, with the PI 'KC% a;Fixed to each. Superb French Kite Looaiiii.; Glaws, stow on Side, at the Prires of British Plaits. ------------ CHALMERS'S EDITION OF SHALSPEARE, COM PIFTE. This Day is published, handsomely Printed in Dcmy Octavo, on a new Letter, and superaile woven Paper, in Sine large Vol.inse., Poet, in Baird, 41. Irk, lid. a New rdnion or HA KSPEA RE'S PLAYS, printed from the k 7 Teat of the c.ertrritd Edition left by the late Sir. Stee• revs; with a Sallee of Coplier-plate Fligragings, (tom nririnal Doivp, by Henry Fu,ell., Eau. 11. A. Protestor of Paintiii4 Ala a Selection of IF.xpl:n Ono 1 , 4 1 kitnneal Notes, from the Plo4t eminent Commentators ; a 111 In : or the Stage, is Lit. of Sliakspenre, &c. By ALEXANDER CHALMERS, A.N . 11 l'irint , d fur F. C. and J. RirMgtial, J. Johnson. R. Lad -11.1, IL L. Gardner, W. J. and J. Richardson, J. Nichols aml Son, T Royce, k Faulder, J. Smckdale, W. Lows**, Se.dcherd and Letterman,'. Egeium, J. Walk..., W. Clarke and S,.n, J. Barker ar.l Son. O. Ogilvy and 'zoo, cuthell and Martif, R. Le: , P. Macy:et:ll, Lacking:ins, Allm, and Co T. Kan, J. lieighton, J. Wlntr, W. Stiller, Vetnor and Ho-4, D. Walker, t:. WM, B. Ccusiwy and Co.. k. Pheney, Longman, H ltd, Beres, and lhwe, Cadet and 1)4.n., J 11. rdinu, IL II Evans, S. blaster, J. !gamines', Barka zrai Parry, J. A.pern Ain T. 00.. A. . whom may be had, The same Work, beau:ifolly prinfed nu a allplalkrarthiCk R nal rsto-r, Price tn ',rinds 91 and a few Connect,' a supetfine linper.o Paper, Price in beards 101. 104. The , ” Elkit.o4 , ll are, for convenience to bindi.g, divided into ten Volumet This Work is ako neatly I -mar-4,4r a fine P. my Payet,an.l may he 11.0 without the Coppeoplate, i! Nine Volumes Octavo. rm . , in hoer& 31 3e. The Subaniben are respectfully ',vested to complete their bets. Of the ahntreomentineed Soolcsollros may aim be 1.1.1, Mr. ItEED's Edition of SIIAKSI'b.ARF., with Ni.u.s by Dr. Johnson and Mr. Sseseene, and the corrections and illus trations of varitir.e Omni entstote. is 21 so. looms Syr'. peke, In bawds, 111. Al.o, a 2 Union. aeznt Amy re jived If. eta lite cortert...3 Teat .rf Mr. Steeven., won Glotwarial N-.•t., in 9 ornsll vniuMes, ca, in b , arts, or of 10 volunies, uu hue woven paper, rice, iu tsastd4 •.• 'Die Law Intelligence i. given in the kit page. 4 ii AI:3WITI hAti erontleve'v failed, and All hopes „f t h e A tnoo.irent t f its ‘ll.k.‘l, hr amicable means, had completely vanished. Incli•ed, even t'inneh :..lie had n.* Allowed A 11190.11 for consideration, he would, if Adverse to the proposition, spin out the nego. lAti(111 A% long es possible. It would he his interest to do so ; and the crafty T A 0.“ Rae ti would he able to procrastinate tt•e business at least , for three we.ks or a month. In either of 6 esst cases, the report of the march of the King of Pats srA g at the head of 60,003 men, into Bavaria, most be (Ilse. The report. or 1 stispzotion of arms, In six seeks, I , less improbabie : but we be here equally withosit foto...la:ion. The medic enr.- not he too much upon their gis rr.l against nation, ' of this kind. Wir..rezeer an ino. r: 'option for a coir.i. derable. length of time, takes pace to lorri,lit col respondence, the ia . zeriu.zy of sp-ctlators never fails to atrcr.pt to make atriend, for the 10,,, r t .,• manttfaElory in which Admiral Ki a ant et's lett, r was fabricated, will he a'ile to supply A p1:14.1.11 assortment of such articles. We have received a later packet of Jamaica Pa pert to the 10 hi Oct :h: r, inclusive, hilt their cons tents are of no importance. One of them 5.:4:t.5, that orders had been received by Admiral Dat to send home all the line of battle ships and heavy ltigates on that station. Saturday a considerahle number of letters were received fiorn N.Av York, via Liverpool. The ac counts from Boston, by this conveyance, ere a we-k later than those previously obtaiged, On the November, the G Ink-ester arrived there from the Isle of France, which she left the 31st July, and the Isle of Bourbon, the 10th August. All vessel. which had touched at a British irirt were prohibited eo tering those islands, unless tinder circumstances of particular distress. The flow,parte privateer is stated to have captured, and sent for the Isle of Pourbon, three valuable English vessels : one of them from China bound to L laden with tea, Ac. had arrived ; but her name is not mentionei. The Duke of Caul:Rings embarks for the Conti nent on Wednesday, with his Aid-de-Camps, Lien, tenant-Colonel Satan, Nlaji.r Mt rear, Captains Coons, KEATE, And Hass, and Littiten.m-Co lonel Lt!WIII/Ort4. His ROYAL H1:i1,415f is are pointed Governor-General of HATIOVer, as well as Captain-General of the troops of that EleCtorate. More of the Guards are under orders for foreign service. The 87th Regiment embarked at Ramsgate on Finlay ; t`w 4 liss, :list, 85th, .10th. and diti,, will do the like in the course of the ensuing week, with the 9th. 11th. 13th, and 17th Dragoons. A subscription is set nn foot, in this country. fcr the distressed Germans who have suffered by the war. An account was received on Saturday, at the India noose, that the Lord Eldon Indian in, laden with pepper. from Bencoolen, had struck on the sands, off the Sore. %% 'civet to add, that very taint hopes are entertait:ed of saving the ship or cargo. Three distill& and independent squadrons are about to be formed, to cruise between Ushant and C. rdiz, with power to as a, circumstances may stigge,t. The e:ttraordimay cruise of the Rochtort squadron, b.ti giceu occ.iNiun to the present ai range., nient. One opiddron i, to he commanded by Sir J. B. WARI:IIN, who is to hoist his flag on board the Fos:bog/not ; another is to he given to Sir R. Sceacn s ; the Commander of the third is not named, but it is supposed will be Admiral Sire- LINO. The VW( de Paris, Hibernia, San Josepii, PIINMS Rao!, Priare Gleorse, iasfhar, Mafia, bine trans, Warrior, Plantagenet, DIIIY(01, Captain, atll' , ism/4, sailed on Thursday from Torbay, with a heavy gale at N.N,E. Several of the vessels, it it supposed, were unable to weigh their anchors, and Isere, in consequence, obliged to slip ;they all got safe to sea. The report circulated by a Provincial Paper, of the Nile lugger having seen the Rochtort squadron in Ferrel, is des,itute of truth. The Canada, which has been refitted at Pons mouth, on Friday received a large portion of the crew of the Colos,rs ; the rest, with part of the crews of the Temeraire and Tennant, are intended for the Gibraltar. The Awryetas is ordered to be fittest for foreign service. The last official accounts from Ceylon, are datesi the middle of May, at which period tranquillity was so perlealy ressined its the neighbourhood of Colurobo, that the troops had been tecalled, and lodged in their former quarters. The jungle sever had so wholly subsided, that the Lazarettos, which had been opened for the reception of persons ♦le fliSted with that disorder, were abolished. , The notorious pirate, Tvecoo Goeoo, who hys lung infested the west and north-west coasts of India. ha► been taken into the French service, and appointed to the command of the gun-boats which have been built at the Mauritius, fur the defence of those islands. ' lie is a man of great daring, and intimately AC quainted with all the creeks and shallows in those seer The Gaaette of Saturday contains congratulatory Addresses to His MAJLSrY, on account of the gle, 7;010 viariry of Trafalgar, from the city of tester, borough of Plymouth, the county of Devon. the borough of Inverness, the town of Shrewtbury. borough of Carmartbeo, and the Scottish Hospital in Loudon. the College of Heralds, we hear, have receive , ' orders to make preparations for the establishnient ot a new Naval and Military Order. It 1, added, that the installation is to take place in St. Paul's Cathedral. 'lhe following arrangement, respeaing tl.e funeral of Lord Ns:l-sun, has been determined:—the body is to lie in state at Greenwich, and afterwards to be conveyed in the Admiralty-bum to Whitehall stairs, from whence it is immediately to be rernose4 to the Admiralty, and there lie in state wee day, and the nest, the funeral is to take place in St. Paul's. The pall is to be supported by Admirals, and the First Lord of the Admiralty, or the Ad miral of the Fleet (Sir P. Pail's), attracts Aig %thief rp:rurßel. .. N , ICTIV %,,TINt; IVEcifir„ Mr II 1,1%. • IIPI CC0MM15:11t) . ........:::i 1;... re/. ,;„,. it ; , %;,,i..sh's X,..0.!.. her,lo. sins :V. , ..., That en iellNDlei) . the '....31 10.1. the. silt he *ea.!. t• Kett"( Tend,-. t. "*.i.... ( r^ , :-0 "I.), ....4 I et.r tor rll.lr sirv•,RET, TH, „us k.„ I) (;)1.1)5 . 1()NV.,... Plith‘‘ N. ‘ , .11.1.%/W KOl'S (...4 Ito :ha. Parte . ed., berlere in I env?, ) ,A t p.. 0.4.4 l'orrealtrige.te fit if .B:,` ..file In Samipt• .IN tor pr vl orl.l with the I. Nib I, 'VI til• ..et lw.a it the 3 ..I.n Apra, 18:),Ii, ni .4 , { ii 1144,thty 1'e01..•.• ti a. ..la Ili. 04,...,0 rii...thaz St.res NI DV I MIO, it, fiteil 0 0 hr paid for to. IVlts, pi.ollge, wilt Adorn:, N... ree thins Neer 1).1e. N He 2v,. Tea , . ~, a lea. 2.......itg that. 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Most resectable References will be esti', both t•. several Medicla Men. as veil of to Parents of Children, who have been under their Care. Fw particulais„ empire of Mrs. Rurnand, Ne 6, New Ron& street, Landon. SURE GAIN. THE First 5,000 Tickets drawn in the appt fiach itg Grand Lottery are %Wanly(' t.,4 ea.h, beside. the trawl Ch•tuce for the CAPI 1'141%.E5. Those purchase Nur, and whose 'l)..kets are drawn early, cannot Love. Ticket. and Shares ere selling in great variety at the 01.1. establiAted Offices, 4, Carlini!, and 11., Charing-Cin.o, whore the twit Alltlithe two led 10,0001. Prins aver drawn, were all shared and sold by T. alSli. Thi% day i% puhleihett, rice nne %hitting, THE BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR : Stanzas: Br the R •r. JAMES BF:RP:SF - OK D. A.M Fellow of Menton College, o‘fol To which u added, NELSOft's LAS[ vicToRY ; a Song. ItY a Friend. London; printed for J. flat-ha•d. Book.eller to tier Ma josty, No. lig), uppo.Ote Albany-Rouse, Picea:ldly. MR SAVAGE ON THE C• )1149.:RCE OF GKEA r lIRITAIN. This Day is published, in 09avo, price Half-s-Croon in boar , ta, it Srcend Will considerable Arldiiii."4, of ACONCISE HISTORY of the PRESENT STATE of the commEßce of aR LAT lIRI. TAIN Triniaied 'f'llll the Gerrilin of Charles Reinhard, LL D. of tho University of G ittingen. With Notes. soil am sisler.thlit Addition., relating to ties PRINCIPAL skl rlSll MANUFACTURES. By JAMES SAVAGE Lund in published by H. D Symonds, No, 20, Patentee ter-rew ; and told by aiElLisiksellers is Tim!, and Country. 01 iistiore may be had, I. The HISTORY of the CASTLE and PARISH of WR EsSI.E, in the East Riding of the County oh York, a ns hel. th an elegant coloured Engraving of the Castle. Ny J. 5.., fe Price 2., sewed. A.l HIS EttRICAL ACCOUNT"( the COLLEGIATE CHURCH.", HOWDEN. Po. Price Is. THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, MONDAY, Decamsea 16. The wind continuing adverse, the VtAire, with the remains of the lamented Lord Islexsom on board, bad not loft Dover Roads at six o'clock on Saturdxy evening. Font . ilimburgh and eight Cnttenburgh MIN became due yesterday. As the wind has been favourable for arrivals from the Ctmtin-nt, having blown strong at N. E. it is appr«hended t h at .2 severe and sudden frost has detained the packets in the Elbe. It was reported, however, on Saturday, that a vessel had arrived from Entbdcu with an ac. count. that, in consequence of the propositions suh. mitred by Prussia to BON APA R is, a suspension of arms, for six weeks, had been agreed to by the Belligerent Powers, for the purpose of affording time to negoci:tte a treaty of peace.— Another report announced the arrival of an express from Newcastle•upon-Tyne, stating that the King of PRUSSI A had marched into Bavaria at the head of 60,000 men, and that several detaohments of the French army had been cut off. and taken prisoners. This intelligence was brought to Newcastle by a neutral vessel from Embden, which arrived in the river 'Fyne on Thursday night. •I'he two reports are inconsistent with each other, and neither of them, we believe, is founded in fa& A letter from ii Prague, dated the 20th last, stated, that the Pru sian Minister, Hatrowirg, had arrived at his des tination, which was known to be the head-iptartets of BONAPARTE. These app.iar to have been at Vienna on the 14th, and at the Imperial Palace of Schoenbrunn, in the vicinity of that city, to the 17th. Allowing then time for an account of HALG.. WI IZ'S arrival to reach Prague, we may presume that he found the head-quarters of the Fiench army at one of these places, and that BON AP A RTE, whom we find at Znaim on the kith, had left him behind at Vienna, to settle the business of his mis sio❑ with Ta ti.ey atom, who had previously ar rived in that city. The temporising character of Prussia, does not permit its to hope that she would insist upon an immediate and decisive answer to the propositions made by her minnister WITZ It has been reported, that the would ' , allow a month for their consideration ; and some have gone so far as to assert, that the ISth inttaut was the day positively fired for a final answer, Prussia, of course, would not take any decisive step aping BorerelTe, nntil assured that the mission The Sa•nrch Mrs. B STcry AI app' all h's peat e Opers. healut:fi intern visor (nee in Di it( their fa attend( ark' lVr• I tt 1 11) a mutt. I Ruwl 1.14.111 , • Pi kat ham.* Th the a Sttylv 111. C, Mar JclH• ter ol In nigh Win crss ser■ taint bhin ing and tuni 11(4 dint stre tha Sill OCC Its the the sot du ah of Ili 1 in, 11. R !Lk le I I 41 L !~ 1 . c s 1