The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-10-03 00:00:00

Mairetesi SerVla!, will aft the Comedy of THE SOLDIER'S DAUGHTER. comtning H w•tall, Mr. D.rwtad ; Frank HeaiWl, Mr. Dan a itn; Mr. M vfort, Mr Powell; Matron, jun. Mr. H. Sid i ,ns. The Wdow Cheer'', Mn. Jordan; Mrs. Mallon, bin. H. Sidiluns. To which will ire ad led, the Musical Entertainment, called OF AGV. TO-IdaRROW. %rein %Villinuhurst, Mr. Bannister; Baron Prfleberg, Mr. 141 'Mi. Lid, &runback, Mrs. Sparks; Sophia, Miss , II ' lows, ; Maria, Miss De Camp. On int ardsv, The Cunstant Couple, with The Devil to Ply : I le. rr Wr:d.rir, Mr. Eliston. on Monday, &moo and Juliet--Rnmen, Mr Eliston ; I tint, M.a H &tido s. After which, The Devil to ray-ree a.,nsoir Bans wer t Nell, Mrs. Jordan TheCirreic Opera of Youth, Love, and Folly, will be per ..rmed in the course of a few days. Tile Dunn. is he orr.nel at Half pest Five, sod begin at Half past Six..-r-No atone, to be returned. TUFA I'RE-ROYAL, COVENT-cm:tom. TO -MORROW EVENING. Oa. 4, will be acted a Comedy called • THE 'PROVOKED HUSBAND; Or, A JOURNEY TO LONDON. Lord T rwnly, Mr. Ramble; Sir Francis Wronghead, Mr. jinaii:n; Mr. Manly, Mr. Murray ; 'Squire Richard, Mr. 5.411111 .1• Coo it 4itt ; Mr. Farley ; John Moody, Mr. Emery. I.Arly Townly, Smith i Lady Wrongbead,blirs.. Davenport Miss Jenny, Mrs. Gibbe . At the End of the ray, Miss Smith will, by particular Desire, recite THE PASSIONS, at. Ode to Music. To which will b • added the Muciral Farce of LOCK AND KEY. Bruentnar:", Air klunden; Cale. Cheetly, Mr. Inclerlon ; C.- , Vain, M Farley ; Ralph, Mr. Fawcett. Laura, Mrs. Atki 4; Fanny, Mrs Martyr. On Ntotidtty, The Revenge, whh Out of Place. Ou Tuesday, Klng Richar.l the Thard—Ktog Richard, Mr. Cooks. ttn Wednesday, liabella--Isahella, Mrs. Sigittons. 0.. Friday, The Ganrytera—Mrs. Beverley, Mr.. Stddons. The DO:11. will be opened at Efalf-pau. Fine, and the Play trgin at lialf.pa4 Sic —No money to be renamed. CERTAIN CURE FOR THE GOUT'. WHEREAS, Advertisements daily appear un der my same, info ' g the Public, that the Patent f“ , m• Anti-Riliuiic seobstritelit Pills, may be s•eu at the Ela borator!, in Beifori-street ; if any pers,.e„ the.efore, should te Affixed ti rennest to see the Patent, I will thank them to 41.--ire to see rn!. legal Assignment, by which they are author- Led, Many m.0./ter, to make use ef my nadie; and fuither lie,t leave to iof i-in the Fable, that nor PAN, aitd my other hfediental Cu ly . otta.ns, can alone be hedges:line, either at nay Warthon.e, at the s',op of Mr. herby, B..okselcr a..d ••ii &ones, Stiff yrl-2re •t, Bowl street; or at the .hops of those Veneers, who an 'egally &piton:tell by no.. January 2t, Intl!' Whf. BARCLAY. N R No Medicine pretending to be ' hied under-troy tame, k geiraine, without the same is engtayed on a black stamp. DIP Reverend WILLIAM BARCLAYS SPECIFIC for the 'ire, safe, and s,..eedy retie, of the GUU I, said every enter mat At. whatsoever, proceeding time that fatal souice, In flterte esbe of the Opprobris of Med:cine, mid the 'es psi stew of Ow accurst/ researches of the most ingenient Physicians, unc Mr. Barclay incensed MS SPet;iie, whack for a settee of years, ha 0r,,, failed in procuring 'Slit,' eves, i i the ,oust v koleot .lii •44 . 111C,1N5A 1/ArOXYSILYA that ai.o.t.arti. I, 7,1 hitherto iiivitirib:e tamplaint, in witatevey part of the human frame it tube be situated, which is modally allowed 'ay the celebrated ID.' lte,ld.tes, in Itiii Tusithe upon life Gout, to be the propel ty of Mr. Bateav's Inverstmit alinie.• Theaair ,•ic ia poroett .r. will had suer relael in this fa,/ est delis Stier:Pic as d Phis. a. will astute to them, be a continua:. , co...t'oit. silticti they have not expertemA, prubabably, ha years before. Mr Remise has been fasoured with pentiosion to ref, r, Sieber 1 , . noitally, ex by letter et the following dtaitiguished pagin ates, for the teeth of the al/ 44e.111.11:rii01.111. The Lord flit:io? of B ‘'ll I and wt. U.S. ' The Rile' I II no. Vim.ittitt DILLON, Sir Jl/11f4' HON Y WOOD, Ilan M P fee Hortiton. F . rSTPPIIEN LUStIINGTON, But. M P. Penryn i , THUMA- ANS( gq, Let ld P. for Litchfield, JhblES AI4YA9 - r. Lei. M.P for Soothsoipton, L Cll. FORRIATFA, Req. M.P for Wettock, lIICHOLSON CALVt.R r, r.. 4. M.P. for I leitfoid, RiIMUNI.) KOEHN, F4'l. N^w-street, Spring Garden% TIIIIMAS HAVIMFR'LEY, Esq. PSI maw, G %V. DICKER, Esq Private Secretary to toe late Anithishop of Canteibury Th.. Bey. Mt. 1)140CR, Librarian to Cie Inte Archbishop Dr Barclay h.... ban !avowed e hit a gr. at Variety at testi monies, acknowledging the MC-my of lilt Medicine ; but their r.u:niver and tencth p-eve.iting their inserton in a newspal trri I e therefore conhues himself to two of the meat recent -. the ice addressed to Mt. Buil, his Afton in Oublin ' by the Hoe.. Archdeacon Catilfied, *IA the other to himself, by Taos. fernatd, Esq of Bath. (COPY.) " Sea. .. 6:411111fIlil, 110 a, 18115. " I have received your fresh supply, in sem double beam, of " o h. iii,,it 1 \t.,11 , nt Me.hcio.•. it-Immo...tied Antibtlious • t" 4,, for which the Per. W hliam P ire'..y has a Patent. 1 • .robed you I had 'mind then, very e!FCtroion.,.l . .d you re iv '4l poem's* to alit my name tu the swot rsop.ctable •• ...saIiSOPOS it, its favour. I %holt I iinagme toe Atelibulioit of " Cuttvibilifs fume of itiell .ancient: and at kiiowleilge I " tried the Pit: entirely on my him belie: that it was in itself ~ an te.l. It is not posoble se digiee4 - a ',menage " wound stiffer his note to be made us- on Wit fee the spud . of the Poetic, or that it rood b • anneaed to soy thmg tov " truth. I have IlrAiotrien. • 1 toe %modem* of the fountain, , , " int which I built, for I was subieet tu tormenting flatu.en- I . cies, I roreeding from tole, and have to thank Mr. Rivet', " for the cure. You may, theft-fine, make us •of my na.,:e " while and what trots oleos/ I ant, Sir, y.itiett, Br. " J. CAULFIELD, Atchdearmi in Kilmore." 1 4 Mr. Wm. Bull, 79, IJame-street, U.iblin." The above is a true Copy of the Aactirkacon of X ilmares Liter to me. W. BULL. " SIR, " Upper Crescent, Bath, July 26, 180! " On receipt of this. I ',Nom! you well ont.l tree SAX 4 . 0..b1e " 'Nemo of yew Anti-hiihrus VI., Joel twelve leettst of •• Speciic. Inclosed is a draft fur SUL pay ium self tu. the %.iedieteie, and apply the remainder to the publication of the . fol owmiCatif,- " Fur the last fourteen year' I have been afßittrYl with the '' rout, and, for the last four years this is the first toter I have s, been able to write, which 1 think taught to be addressed to ' yen:. acknowledging my peden Cute, by using your A: I . bilious Pius snot Specibc. 1 ain, Sip soon moire Wang n 1 " humble Serellil, " TIll)i. FIF.RISERD ," " The ReY.W.llirOAV,Stefforii-street,Brind-street, London." The Pile mail Specific are sill at Mr. E. herby's. Stafford -1 Vreet, Bead street; bdr. Sua'to,s, Leseen, square ; Mr Turbot, Chemin, Poultry (late Salter and Co '; Memo,. i1.,- me and Co. I'M, Oat. d Street ; Mr. beton, P.1.1.-Exchney• ; 11.1 r. Mitchel, Medical Reponiu.rt, Long Acre t %(r. Wand, N•,.324, Holborn ; 3Vithers, Temple-tar; ai.d Mr. Rotes, No 4, t twapside, whoa the 11.,:tar (us apeein,ed his Vi wale. sale Agent. N.B. The Ilonotrable Commiwioners of Hie Majortair's Ramp Office have granted pe,iii,...11 I l the Rey. Win. p..- 41+, to hemline name o.agraved 11l a Black Shoop, the forgery ef whit& is **mg . WM: BARCLAY. FINCH has the honour to inform his Friends end the Public, that he provider an excellent FAMILY DINNER every day, precisely at Three riCluck, at Is. 6d. per head, porter included. Rump of Beef every Wednesday. Roland of Beef every Saturday. Wittexof the choicest Savour may always be depended on; also, Ale, Porter, and Brown Stout, of the very first quality. SPERIAACETTI OIL, CANDLES, AND SOAP. MERCHANTS and Families supplied with the ben town-aaarle CANDLES and SOAP, and SpEll- MACE= OIL, "mama frown*, at very In. prices, for Mann, AIRS Candle andSoa*Warehouse, 188, Plset-street. FOR ACCOUNT • OF tUF. MANUFACTUR FRS. utc- Emrr FROM THE ALIC HON DUTY. AGREILMILE TO ACT OF P ARLIAMENT. ()N• W KEENS SI)A Y. Odoloer 16. 1605; MERAC, SON. and C mat ;me up to PUBLIC SAVE. at their Warehouses, No. 7*, Q le.nt stn el, a tarp Assort ment of BRITISH PIECE GooDS. Paruculanialdi ba wen in time, by M. L. Mine, Jun. B. oker. VOILEIGN WINES, of the first vintages and qua.ity, selling at the tolkswoug low Nees, for ready money, via. Old Post, vintage, 11 4 03 (per iineen) Dn. do. do. 1801 ditto 40s. Do L.herls Do Pale Sherry Do. East India Madena ditto 620 The Wines nils be mewl, between the hours of ten and five. at No. 8, Manin's-leas, CanrMn•.treet. VAT a Omen will he sent as a sample to any part of the tiny's, bee of sixpence. And should the wine, when dAisered, nut prose equal to the 'amide sent, the cost wlil be retnrised. STATE LOTTERY. SWIFT anJ CO. No. I l Poultry, have on Sale, TICKETS and SHARES, warr•nteat undiaws —The S , c•nd DIV of Drawing wall be ON N R. All the Wanks drien the Flow Day ate entttle , l 101. twe'l those drawn the Stetind Day wilt have the wine advantage. STATE LOTTERY. First Day, Sept. 30,1803. CAPITALS-DRAWN : No. 1,167 12,822 24,515 All So?! in Shares. On FRIDAY next, the 4th of (*ober, will be the SE COND DAT of Drawing. CAPITALS IN THE WHEEL 5 3 2 4 5 9 •• . .A.,0 • &e. Ite. TICKETS 1•4 SHARES arc on Sak at all the Offices, war-more Undoiwn. . Taus Day i 1 In One Volume, priee se. I.d. Wards. er/IE NATURE and PROPERTIES ct VOOl. Illustrated, with a Description of the ENG LISH FLEECE. By JOHN LUCC' Woolttapler. Printed li•r J. Harding, St. Jamees.strert, Loads° ; and I Heaton, Leeds. K012E31. 1 E% TRAvti.,s 1N I,TBellryi This Pay are publiAnd. in Four closely printed Volumes a irall Octavo, uniform with the otter Tiavekipi the same Author, price Ono P rund, in board., r i•RAV ELS through ITALY, from Livonia, I through the TYROL and FLORENCE to NAPLES, and crom Naples thint.gh BOLOGNA, MILAN, and VIENNA ta BERLIN, performed during the dote albs lair 1904 and the tom menemnent of 1805; Ry AUGUSTUS VON KOTZEBUE. Author of The Stranger, Lovers Vows, Pia no, de. Ake. and of Trave!s in Siberia and in France. Various English Critics have pronounced &mimes to be, in every respect, " the filllt of Travellers," at well as the most lively Painter of Manners and Character hat, in this line of conspoeition, ever addreoed the Public ; and the univer-al et ce,ition of his Travels in Siberia and is France, not only in every part of these islands, bet in every country In Europe, is a cirumstance demonstrative of his extraordinary merit. Yet however intermting may have been hit forrner Travels, the:, in halt' claim rank as his chef d'auvre, and in a particular man ner command the notice of the Literary World, not only as rehiring to the most inteovting countries in Europe, but as pos. seeing a rich and unequalled toad of 'meshy, istatation, and amino neut. Printed fur Richard Phillip', Ridge-sense; Illackfrian, and to b.• had of all &toluene's. 01 whom maw he had, The fourth Edition of ROTZEbUE's TRAVELS in SIBERts, Three Volumes, price % 3.. ad. ; and the Thine Edi tion of ht. TR ttVELS in FRANCE, Three VUIIIIOIIB, Price 15e 6d. in boards. the B Public, they hive a Collectionct P.ays on Sale, which, considered either r in its extent or Mrity, has scalcaly been equalled, haying been upwards at tinily years i i formats, prim ripally from the Libraries of --- SHELDON, E.i. MR. HENDERSON MAJOR PEARSON IleK7. or BRIDGEWATER DR. WRIGHT DR FARMER MR. DODD I G. STEVENS, Em. . MR. MACKLIN dm. &c. kr. In this assemblage will be found the otiginal Editions dour most valuable writers ; as SHAICESPEARt. REAUM Awn FLETCHER JONSON MASSINGER CHAPMAN SHIRLEY HEYWOOD D'AVENANT MIDDLETON GLAP f HORN:. WEBSTER KILLIGREW,Sre. ire. Subjoined to these, are the more modern Authors, which han Maher Weed from their own press, ur been purebred el die venoms publisher.. The limits of an Advertisement cannot give that extendjet degree of infoematima which may be desired; yet the annexed * , lid will enumerate articles, which, it is hoped, most ...aide the . public to firm an idea of their extensive establishment: PLAYS AT SIX PENCE EACH. . Only Acting Editing of Shakespeare% .Warks, with tires and Rlustrations, (went,' Nine handsome Volumes, with Plates : I Introdoetionorith Head of 23 Henry IV. put $ Shakespeare 24 Tweinh Might 2 Othello 25 Macbeth 3 Merry Wives of Windsnr 2G Junius COM 4 Matinee foe Mea,tite i.'7 Henry VIII. 5 Coriolanue 28 As You Like It 6 Antony and Cleopatra 29 Henry V. 7 Rosamond Juliet 30 Mercham of Venice II AlllWell that F.'s& Wall 31 King Riciet-d 111. 11 Mitch ado about Nutting 32 Wanes Fele 10 Hernia 20 Cymbeline 11 Twain' of Athens 34 Henry IV. part I 12 Troilus and Crortbida 33 Kim LeAr 13 Ternrg of Sate Shrew 36 Tegasimpest 14 Two Gent. of VW•1111 37 King John. 15 Richard 11. Royal Piper, Scene Mate, 1s 16 Midsummer N, prom . vol. IX. C01114i44 t lig Asdbor's 17 Lot's Leiner Lost • Poems, with 3 Envavialm, IS Comedy of Errata I I Si.; ors Igure pia l yeao s . 19 Tikes Anitrpoigi• . ~, Ditto, I yob Doiliiii. U. Is. 2U final VI. pellet , • Doto, elegant. 11. 12r. dl —.— putt I Dino, 11 tots plates, 21.-.15e. " ;,2 ---.-- pert 3 I Ditto, with Nem% ditto., s. BRITISH THEATRE. (.0,;„i,g;" of gba,,, approved C 'meshes and Tragedies, *ON 72 Mates, Id Vols. bound in calf, 21 6s.—Cie mat, Ade , btu. , d, 21. Arthur aid Emmeline Love for Lev. Anbiti,eis Stepmother LOSO make, a Min itlexaiel.o . die Great Lionel and C'vesa Artaxerxes Love in a Vii.,erge Anna Bullen Loves , Litt Shot All far Love Lily Jane Grey Bold,Stroke for a Wife Muter Beadle Strat. , g-tni Malmmet Sur Bode Merojte Beegar's Opera Mourni.-g iliri.le terbermaa . Maid of the Mill . Coleus Old Bachelor Cabs Orphao Catherine and remodel* Provok'd flosSand Confederacy Prom.tied Wife Committee Reerii,ti ne O ffi cer . Cons . w ent Couple Rale a Wife Careless 91usband Roman i.Jthm DA•tni Mother Nora: Cornett Deshler-Dealer I) ibie Gallant BAlltii Bier, Man is his assiemer little.l F•l'l - us------ .cinsts Husba n d Voir Penitant Imam H u sband George Barnwell Tancrod and brgi .inunda Gamester Twin Risabi Hyp ocri te Volpo..e Joe Shore Virginia Aida Crew Venice rrelery'd .10441 'lt Way of the World t OCTAVO, ONE SHILLING EACH. M the World's a Stage Loves Vigil In 401 in pod Humour Midas tnturets Man of Quality s . evislient Planter May Day h Don, by O'Keefe Marriage wet Burnaby Brittle Modern Monnur Barataria Modern Breakfast Mien, altered Naval !iliac OW Maid Polly Heneycernbe Prisoner at Large Panic, or Benen.l.nt Tar - -nuth in an Comm l'itisen Case iy d Errors Counterfeit Divorce Difirevvell Birivrbin Double Disguise Damon and Philliiiii Reve.le Sole ..fDama.edi She Wool and She Wou'd Not Daphne and Minstar Zigbah Tavern at Berlin Edward and Eleonera Farm House Foot, by Cipt. Tophana First Floor Fatal Curiosity Family Party Ghost Guardian Half an Hour after Supper HO Life below Stairs Hone and the Widow Intriguing Chambermaid Intrigue ins Cinialer Intrigues of a lileonlos inmeron Irish Mimic, or Ihridego at Br ig h ton Wind of St Margewritae ' p,iktle Ihrechback OCTAVO, ON/ MULLIN( Atheists* Aliso Well that Ends Well, altered by Cereble Box Lobby Chaienge Captive el S i ntburg Clwittram Tale Clasuleenee Maniac. Chapter of A -totems Devil upon Two Sticks Every Una has his Fault Inebanted Weed %MIR , Retaliation Rotuma* of all Hum Romp Sultan, or a Peep into the Se raglio Uinta and A r.r I Cialin R 0111111)CO Taste Thinablea Flight from the Sh Tit for at "l.l Twee Weeks after Marliage Thomas and Sally Try to the Nora Two Miser% Tony Lumpkiu in Town Tom Thumb Upholsterer Veteran Tar VI ands-in; Jew AND SIXPENCE F.ACII. Lady ~f the Manor London Hermit Maid of Sith Man of Family Mau of Busineas Df --- A4r T roieaurrow P:aia Dealer Peruvian Richard Omar de Lion Rival Siktere Spoll'd Child False Appearances Shepheidess of the Alps Foul Deeds will Rise Sizty-Third Lauer Fugitive Ses , lide Sexy Feasters, cations et Cambay Tempest, altere4 by Kerable Good Natured Man Times H. Who for • Husband Travellers is Sir Oserland Hunter of the Alpe Valentine and 0 son table and Yrrmo Ways and Means Jokiest Wife Widow of Malabar Ju t in Time Word to the Wile Ling Heavy the Filth, altered Whoch al the Man b Keimble Wedding Day ~ _ ... . ' • ••... . , • iii_iiii v . , ~; i ;:tri r )4r\ _ • .-e• eP 1. i 1 7. ,- . , ! I ' ' • -tr,:, rrt • i , , ,_ 1 a , 1 *tart . I 111 4...... 5 ,,,_,p .4 ,ii.i...... tr.• la r . ... .%) ... , _ A • rit.. 0 . . " I to....4V=1,"====i 211 e 1111111111111111 elMi . . .. --....--.. .... • • . • tree= o r 2 4 . 7. sumixa t 64.) TIIURSDA • ~- -- 4'lX-.-...e14 •I 1805 tet}... • • . • • ot.. -.IIMI • ~ -..-.... - ---.- — • 1 THEATRE.ROY ‘f.. DRURY-LANE. THEATRICAL CHOP HOUSE, 0 P. AND P. S. , . DRAMATIC REPOSITORY, THIS PRESENT EVENING. Oa. 3, Their I ORANGE-COURT, LEICESTER SQUARE. •" Mn.l9, Oteet Remelt-greet, Covent prArrn. I Le.,,,...e,e,' S..reext mill si't the Comedy a •VINCH has the honour to inform his Friends and I:LARK. ER and SON . respealully inform PROPRIETY OF PERSONAL APPEARANCR. Beau y and Health cannot be more essentially promoted,lthaa by attending to the Prevervation of the Teeth. I R. NEWTON'S RESTORATIVE TOOTH POWDF.R, haying received the approbation of the first Nobdit ~ Gentry, and a aenmeus Public, by an extensive coo• siimpti.m for a series of years, as well as the attestation of its superior excalience, from the enalysoof its component parts, by the most diatioguidtet , Medical characters, who have pro. n.iiinced it the most pleasant Ver.:table Tooth Powder known, to enciease the beauty of the enamel, and limrnote the durability of the 1 nosh, arid which has, in conseqiience of its espeneoce I advantages, been honoured with the immediate pa troitaae of their Maje.ties, and the various Illustrhsti.. Branches of the Royal Family, Nobility, Gently, dtc. in the Uthted Kiric ham NEW MN'S TOOTH POWURR I. en Astrngent sod Alititrurbutic P,recler, a delicate Aromatic, extremely grateful to the palite, sod pleasant in its use; iii Sue, to those who apply it, it is a certain preventitive of pain or tiers, of the Teeth he the I nest petimt of life. It continues to he faithfully ' prepare., by Mr. Newton (only), at his house, Kennington place, Vsuaii.dl (late of Great It essell.street, aandon), from the re Juni.. Re •Ipr of the late Sir Richard Jebb, Physician to Thr •r Nlsonites. Ore ; and sold wholesale, retail, and for ex rertattot, by Messrs. Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's Cll.l/Cll yard, when' he has empowered to make a Moral allow aim, to lus Torn and Country Vendor., Metchaiits, ikc • also, ri Lid by Coultas Ltd Co. at Mr. Newton's late Ward:mese, Great Russ{—treet, Redford-square; cod try every Pasttorser and Meditme Soler in the Kingdom, in Roxria, at Its 9.1. sari, N.B r.cots to ask fur Newton's Tsysth Powder, a n d cos that Et 11. Nristin is written on each Box with red ink, call ethers sold as Nitritun's are impositauts. T ' 'a& h. is ,b;e409.11 . .-sir , :j 11! • • ' ll_ . •... 4 . I ..r.l: • mu, • • 4.:e , ~. , , ' . . (PUICE SlXPW.virr. OCTAVO, TWO SHILLINGS . EACiL Abroad slut at Home I Houle to ue Sold All in the Wrong lin issetr es K aehelors Julia, by Jepbers Eatti- of Hastings Jason, by Ohms - K eli Day Life's Vagaries Brothel, by Cumberland Match for a Widoef $,14 Strains for • Husband Mithridates eleveleu More Way, than Orat Carubro-Britons Mtn of Ten Theism& Caravan led Crow Knights Cartnetite She Sloops to Congos" Chains of the Heart g c of Berwick Clementine Sigh., or the Dategl.fir • Columbus, by Morton Small Soto* Diamond cot Mantled Sword of Peso Edward the Slack Fruits What is Sits Fastiimable Levet' Ws to Keep His Gentle Shepherd Weald in • Village Henry the Second, or the Fall Zmebia, &r. of. Rosamond OCTAVO, TWO SHILLINGS AND SIXPENCE EACH'. Arminios, tkr the Champion I ThirtyThoussods or, White of Libel!, by Arthur the likeliest? Murphy, Egg Wife of Two Husbands Cuiterne Fallacy Fatal Sisters lodisetet.on Vt Lgeni sod Newry Item. Hero of the North pored to have been Mt. Joanna of Moutfaisen tern bp Stiolosireas Nephews Vilma Performing:es of Sala let's WIN, Tba PLAYS of WILLIAM SHIAKESPLAIUL, gal this Conflate.). and Muammar. of vemars Comminute 's. To which are added, Notate Sanwa: Pomona est Cieiseellee.. irns, torreelly primed (nom the Copy loft for publicans, hy Mr. Steetens,endggewodard silos's* hy 3.a.ur lea, weak a (Povriiial Indian 21 Vol. ge m peat 111. in board. SHAILSPEARE:. PLAYS, with his LIFE prefixed. end Glow:anal Notes, le Volt. crown Stn. beend.er' The Own on smaller Pa-Av. 10 Vele brisidv, VI. Another Edition, in 9 moll Vole. bow*. 11 fi. • • • Sit .A KESPEAIt E's PLAYS, from theT at J Sasavena.wilia a saint tan of Explanatory and Hianetal Notes, History of the Stage. Life of Shalieskeare, de. Bt A. C..akverq. A eaf waft Platys, from Deigns eat 'Nadi, 10 Voli. au,ser raja:, 1101..1Fer. ,Another LIAM, na royal, supetri •e dere., 9 Vol. 41. 14. fd -- Nine Volt. Withent Plates. b• • The PLAYS Of PHILIP btASSIbitiF.K, eolla•ed "Nth Ithe O•ig.nals; illtraratad with N o t e s, olli ee l and Eepl.a,etery. By W. Grff int, Eat in 4 Vote prim 91. S. In the Kahties is C0,011111.11 1 ;..ittody Tl.O Ptt , 416144111 of 441.," stow 'whar• ~ for the h s. time, Iron 4 MttllMlCT , pt el dee , fee efebiop of Malone, Eng Just published, leiter 511. BARKEretstsplete I.IST r.( PLAYS, indiffriSife • ants view, t'.4 r tle, pre. Sise,,aird.Aetlwar,, flont,ehe eurdeseace of The oncil Perfonuar.m, t.. 10:3 Alef, o pastier a ion to :he Theatocal Renernurancer a deeignd 1 0 "inewteel• lealrely, each Author'. Web. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FCRTIIER FXTR ACTS FROM THE HAMSURGIE MAIL AND DUTCH PAPERS: .. - PASTS, WT. 24. The English Ministerial Journalists (says the Ga. Seth , de France, of the 21st September), continue to amuse their readers with all the histories of ilium rettions which come into their heads. According to them, all the French armies are in it state fre voltt against their commanders, and boldly threaten to give up Frame to any power that chuses to take possession of it. To the above is subjoined following note " Poor gudgeons ! they are ill-informed concerning the spirit which reigns among the French troops. If they knew with what sentiments and di-po.itims they are animated, they would find a great mi t ike in their calculations. The only thing whiel dry find it difficult to endure, is the repose of camps ; and if there were a case in which they cntild express discontent, it would not assuredly be with occur rences that appear likely to rouse them from their inadivity. It is probably the good dispositions ma. nifested by the English Volunteers, that inspire file politicians of London with dreams so analogous . to the military spirit which distinguishes the Fri nch troops."—(Journal de Framer). An Imperial Decree, passed on the 16th Sep tember, gives new powers to the General Commis saries of Police, throughout the b rench Empire, and creates additional Comm:stsries —it puts in adtivity all former regulations of Polsice, to watch foreigners, travellers, and vagrants ; to superintend the prisons, the hotels, and furnished lodgings. printing-offices, booksellers'.shops, j-surnals, prison ers attempting to escape, neutral ships' crews, and individuals coming from England. It gives them, besides, authority to arrest persons upon whom any • suspicion may attach. 110TZIN, SEPT. 10. At and near Trent, 2,000 men are daily e.n ployed, on the works of the tows, and the field fot tifications. The Archduke Charles is shnr,ly ex peaed in Italy. To-morrow, a large train of siege artillery sets out from this place, for the hontiers In the kingdom of Italy there are not yet many French troops ; but a corps is expeaed from Pied mont, and a strong army from the other side o•f the Alps. The French are very naively employed in provisioning the four fortresses of Mantua, Peschi era, Pizzighetone, and Legnago. The Austrian troops manifest an excellent disposition, cod are in high spirits. ri.oatitca, ei►T. 3. The Qeeen has appointed M. Martini, late Go vernor of Siena, her Prime Minister. This gentle man enjoyed the full eacicleace of the too lest We' cu• I.l'll 'het rag Si. IMO