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NUMBER 823.) THE ATRE-ROYAI., HAYMARKET. Irl-IIS PRESENT EVEWNG. August 16, will A be present!! Ia C o In Three Adls o called %WAYS AND MEANS. Sir rwrid Ditstd-r. Mr. M %thews; Random. Mr. Palm.", So syte, Mr. De Camp; Titnot, Mr. Palmer. Lady a f iler, Mre Clam! t IL,riet, Mu. Mathews; Kitty, Mrs, Cstbi, Mil. Pe •ry, Mr 4. Kendall. Aft •r which, the Molokai Drama of THE BUNTER OF THK-ALPS. y e ll ; Mr. W.liwun; Rrralvi, Mr. Chn!.nifin ; Jernnyine, Mr Chore; Jinn, Mr. Taylor ; &Anna, Mr. Palmer. G / hb, ; Ganeyiere. M. Tailor. A rev One Pie,:e, in which will be introduced a r, S-ul by Mbia C. isehtow. To 16 bid: will 4, adrift! th.! ft• 71 slue Trfeg:My of TOM THUM Rip Anhne, Mr. Cknotou; Merlin, Mr D.riiirl Lord fr. qt :,•, qtr. .la.turwp ; runs Thumb, NI rater Mit. Quota •r, Nt Tiler ; Pri v HWlCAillil 17a. Mrs. Trylor ; Nilo% !Ali/tree. VAUXHALL Ulder the Patrenege of H.., Royal Highness the, Prince. of • W I. . DAY, FRIDAY, t•ltrust 16, in Ho. of the "girth of the gall. : Rnval t+•e Oulteof YORK, and ...tee United Regular ' an.l V Junteer Fmee. nt the Enti.it Fan poe, will he k fat AND rA FESTIVAL. Further part..ulat%wit be given in t,.r Bills 3nd AAkettiefilleMS of CIO Der. Adini%sion Three 11%ms nm•n at S.reo, and the eme..rt begin% at Eight. T GAM •ns ate• oyes every Evoning excel Saturdays. L..... may he taken be en applieet.on at the Gaidoha, be tv the flours of Nine in the MOllling to Three In the .F.,) the NOBILITY. GENTRY, and Others. It wattling COACH VI rsi end Gk( )ONIS, may on the LONDON RFGISTER OFFICE, No 21, New ••raw,(aeiaester•quare,b. suprilied w h proper Servants, a Co-keirneli and Grooms wd!, gold CiAtilters with Situ s. ;nn _ B. T,..stts, and a more general Plan of this Office had ti•:.•.t. (Mee 1101118 ham Tea vs rout. 10 RE SOLD, FOR FORTY FIVE MIMI'. IS, !I.IMOS r 1 I.GRAND PIANO FORTE, by 4 re', eminent Maker, new wrthrn Twelve Monte's; orwatted a mutt beaUl , toi and t warraht•d to .urvi • :1U rune. The Inattwnr•-.t mav b•I •wen, an ! a trial TAM !. 11 AppilCallo l l to the Proonetur, at No. 3, Buckaugnain e, Feu./ square. ... 7 •NrSON.—A fine HAUNCH and NECK -omit THIS awl EVERY DAY, at than M.:cedar .;p w and .tel, cfniier of Salado. aver', +pi • . .. • r. ot•nile.urn may depend on havio.„ VE •! •c rma-onIll'i• chug, for dinner of Z. 6d ; •einiv v.ht r o'Clo•k. Veni-on remir dre.med. an,l - • . _ 7 .rs •.-ut nut. Oh! Wine. and Liquors ..f the fine.t rla• G eul brita and grit. el AccoinimodAtsun fix Gentlemen VI STATE LtIT 'TAY FOR Iflos, 1 -" 0 "1 Nloodif. %tit Seigeothrr, 1305. rrH - K E Ticers are Sold, and divided into I Halves. Qu aura, Enrktba. awl Statrosoths, bF It A 1 0,1 2 1), BURNS?, and Co Stork larnk4 r At then State Lottery Office, No. 99, under the Royal Ex change, London. Ll•tere, Pon. ~ li4, duly an.werod, and Schemes Gratis. riE SCi ! ".1 CONTAINS. F.ll of of 10,000 of 4 of of The loweit Palm VII. 9.000 1,0,0 900, &c. he. And I for th • First-irawn Three Thouiand Monks. •• C.. r . tre 11 iery r aocompa , iled with short doted Bilk on !•m, Post 1)1.1 eOr Brea, or CAA, in Pa.eel by Coach or poolcrualit stand ol an, and Correspondents may de ;st,,t, no being treated ex Letly so the 1111130 Teo tut at of per ...halt mesPiat '(BHP. ONLY LOTTERY to be drLWfl this 11 Yvar, gips 31th SEPTEMBER, 1803. SCHEME. • NMI et 20, 00 $ . ln,coo 9 , 5,000 4 2,000 • 1 ,000 11i • G 4 5O MOO (999 3.4110 rust-drawn Irdnits entitled to 14 mots 90.000 ..--. ~019 ReneSts 1,,1.,1 lilmilut ••••••=•••• ...11i . ii,j , h) licirts L. 270,000 Tto riot dawn Tickel sth Thy .. L. 10,000 l' 1 • , o 6lh Dar 20,000 D:tto ith Day Are past of the above Capitals. ...ts and States Sr. on Sale at all the Licensed Unity u,. .. Price of a Ticket .... 1..10 5 half .... L. 9 17 I Fighth.... L. 210 0 Quirier . k•a , tel at.cl Sold by Gtl N ULDING, MUSIC PHIPPS, D'ALNIAINE, and C. No. 117, New Bond-street. 'put favourite Song of No 'twas neither a Neap- rta 1,. ; and " For tervhaness 4 "ed," ?s. 6d. • arranged as Glees fur three voicoy, by J. Mormon' —‘• goft is the fall of yonder fountain.," a fa. "Pte etozunet, &romp/A-4 by Tint; Philipps, and sung by him, at the Theatre-Rnyal, Dublin , Is.—" MY Mo. • fayounte Soon, with an Accompaniment fur the Harper P.ano Forte, enmesose.l by Thomas Thotoosort, New- Y mleepon-Tyne, Is —The favourite Darice in The Honey Motu, arranged :is a Rondo, by Mmiro, pricy. Is. --1 - 4 1 Montgomery. a favourit e Otledontan Rondo, sr to raharal by Mr. W Parke, and performed by him with tin: , I.plause at Vauxhall Gardens, 2s. 61 —Miss L! a tyy.s tor:m.lp. Air, composer! anel arranged " ai kdry! , fee no Plalorta, by S P. Clinton, is .... Fall s.vecir roan Fro plough'd the faithless ocean," aloe by Mr. 1. , 1 it• n, rose. mod by Mr. 1) .!7• P f ' e r Dirk tae 133713 t," song by Mr. 10-ledulso cons -I"l".e't b! Dr. F , A-u-, 1. —Also the Seven undermeminited *wilt , . as sung ber Mr. luderlon, in 113. Nrw ginteitaininent, "It'd Th .. Surig4eteluSiteir, aria. Tim Ship osi fire," coin by Mr. a daraomoi,i.—Mock Ina ran Nt•Tor, 31} ditto, 64 --" I've Ideal WWI now some three." too,: by ditto, Is. —" Ihe morn wribser th g ttea of light," by %Ir. Davy, Is.— ' 0 eroghty li§cchttik" two lt rid Kate Kramer," ar.ansed than r.uy ditt,,, Make ready I , rt• sett! ere tw Mr. Memory ; or, The Wag at Igo Idea 11111 d, 0t.r..3 . OJ:A by Nlr. Reeve, N. ig - bt , FRID. EXEMPTION FROM DUTY ON DIVIDENDS. HIS MAJESTY'S COMMISSIONERS fir tbe AFFAIRS of 'TAXES heraby give Notice ' %hot na Peessou elointotg Estooptian /reu she Doer, upon Pr . e_ pert y, is respe , N .y the Diridoodr of Stock tranitiog its the Itnnici of the B an k o f England, nr the Synth Sea Coorporty, na, the beAf of 01 FOREIGNERS, are rtrtired re make theto Clam. nl sneh Exemption he .re the emletniuilmer3 for .Spet int horses of the AA. ; and that ell inch Chinni mut he made in iting, nod d4irerett at tho (Vice for Tatrt In &teasel Pore, dire to the Secretary fn. the Affaiei of Tates. The Form on whiosh su‘h Claim:are to he son.,:e, irony be hod at the said (Vice, us Applicosten there, or to nay tweet:roe or Surveyor of Tats; Be t Tlrder of the Arad, M. WINTER. OFce fOr Toes, 2641 July, 1805. VIC T UALLING-OFFICF., Auc int 0, 1805. erliF. COMMISSIONERS for Vilimalling fl„ ?Ifajesr,'s A'a pa dr hereby gi.e IVallee, That en 25th lAq .y . scpte.b. 'war, t h ey will be reed., in 'Weir!! Teildiri r,e„ha Hp ) , its o f IRISH BEEF awl PORE, of itibea.tivilieq, and to he embed in the 3011UON al tee reffeGthet Ilerclkete skit Dealer* thereby lame thiak leer ; see-third port deer(/' la he parked in PlINC;k0911 ma.third past in refeel ; had tke wiaishihr, oar-third pelt en it , . fill ; the letter eo be of the •.- elusive de.grriptia,, reateikiaz Faurvravid Pieces ta• h. 1, be delivered intit !hi itlerestis l'icrotelibig Sown sit DNA ford, Pe , tsienGith, 4,11 Plgnial.th, eta( ih:s eke Ara N I i..shallihg Sores in Saws rrghlar Preportihm of colt de. wriptian of Cake, by , ye Periods tarilardoentioned, One-fourth of the :6091e by the 13th January, One-halt - of the remaining quantity by the;) ht March, 1806; And the . emaiodor by the .JUth June, tont 'n he paid jor bas Bait, payable, *tido Interest, Marty Days -lice Mae, nag Consiitions of the Cesare! stay Isc Seen at the Secretary's (Vice; at this Offer ; or by applying to 31r. ttnnstereille, ,Agent for the Cork; to the (,*olleolo, a!' 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PERS relitiie to th • 12 , :eAllti of Ilia Majeny's Ships thf, RUMNEY and SENiIIM,E, while under the Command of Sir lit/ME PUPIL \M Tog-ihr with the EVIDENCE taken beforetlic Committee; which will b- foond highly iine. rzsting to every pervin connected with the British Navy, and to the Public in general. Printed by b. M•Millori, Row-street, Invent-gtrilen ; and to be had of him ; ofJ Murray, 72, Fltet-diodt • and of every Flookveller in London, anti in every S.m-port - inb:e:it Rrltaiii and Ireland. FOREIGN IN7'ELLIGE,P.ICZ‘ FROM THE FRENCrI AD DOtott PAPFRS. . . PARIS •VOUIT 4. On the morning of the 21 instant, at three o'clock, the Ernper sr departed privately for the coast, to inspeCt the troops and the preparations. Orders had been given for a bunting math the same day ; and, to keep His Majesty's journey tl-e more secret, several persons of distinetion had been invited to the Theatre at St. Cloud that evening. The Empress is gone for Nancy. •rcust G. It is asserted that Government have r- ce;ved very favourable irttelliffmrse of combined Fleet ; and that it will to-morrow (the 6tli) be inserted in the Moniteur. Recent letters from Spain speak of an adion be tween the Combined Fleet and the English, and al though particulars are nor yet known, it is certain that the British ships have bees cwifoandedly mauled, and one even is said to be rendered unfit tut further service. Jerome Bonaparte has now three frigates and trso brigs under his command. soccocro, AUGUST 4. _ _ His Majesty the Emperor arrived at his head quarters yesterday at three o'clock in the morning. From ten this morning till seven in the evening, he passed in review the infantry who had formed along the sands at low water. The artillery and cavalry made no part of that review. The whole of the line, before which His Majesty passed, amounted to I 12,0U0 infantry, and extended horn Cape d'Aspret as far as Cape GtifileZ. sacss[Lc, .11:1.1 . 21. We gin 11-pc that his Majesty the Einperor and King will arrive here the middy of nest rilrtl; ; all the necessary arrangements fur his reception arc finished in the Palace of Laeken. During some days there have passed through this city a succession of military equipages and horses belonging to the train of artillei F. They all come from the Ele2orate of Hanover, and are going to AM,TERDAM, JULY 9. Accounts from the Texel state, that the French troops embarked en board the squadron e. pedit ;on *sire evince the beat dispositions, and only' desire to be brought against the enemy. Government have agreed, by what we can learn, to an increase of pay, and also to a gratuity to the officers. They have not yet heard any thing further on the subjeft of breaking up the entire camp at Zeyst. The movements which have for some time taken place on our coast induced the to reinforce their station before the Texel; it is naw composed of 15 or 14 vessels, among which are many ships of the line. General Maraiont has quitted the Held* to re. turn to the camp ul Zeyst, where is also General Durnonceau. PorszcoANs, AUG 2. Molt of the Journala y 161411041 in this country speak of formidable preparations which are milirg here for suing out two er,ieditions; one at /lel veutsiuys, the odic: a the ToteL The camp at • .. ~ i (PRlc stxritaer. Zeyst is said to be now on the point of breaking np the troops forming which are to he embarked isa the Texel. Since the eith no less than 10 or 11 regiments, as well infantry as cavalry, with prodi gious quantities of rriillery, and other military , -es, have p tssed through or near Flaerlem to the I ieider. Great numbers of troops pass also through Amsterdam for the latter place. General Rons. seau, commanding at Rotterdam ani the neigh bouring coasts, offered his services on Sunday Last to General Marmont, to take a command in the expedition : the latter consenting, another General has been appointed tr, sacceed h;m. The number of troops said to be destined to em bark at Helmets; is not prea(sely ascertained. Some reports say 3000, others 7000, A CGLIsT A letter from Amsterdam says, that, notwirh standing the favourable intelligence received from England. respening the defeat and annihilation of Holkar'; force by General Wellesley, and the s mission of the Nlahratta; n England, we have learn ed by a letter front the Cape of Good Hope, dated April 21, 1805, that news had been received there that the; affairs of the English in Bi.ngal were in a deplorable state, and that Holkar annoyed them excessively. as they were in great want of .; tturn.— (//efri Consul). It is now regorted that the camp 1": Zeyft be occupied by the 3d battalion of the Irth regiment of French Ipfantry, and by the . ,.llsh, SA:h y ote .92d, and one depot, battali o n of th ei tlth rsinallt the I:atier are all troops pf the line. Thi conveyin- , from thac camp to the Helder. • s sprcia aa, We lean that th r t irc li i itigof Sweden ,E. l4 c, al l his ralinktersinforeiglxoontries t t aw.. • ... all cornmur.:ration, political and sociti.. Minima!' of the ii&Pressia. scnixoasa,,,stx, j. General Sebas:iani is tn havelhe9oamand of erpeditiou fltting,out kkelyoetslays., . It is sapposeshdrat the Emperor NAimptspg, ing !:is tour along i thecpitst, will pay. , aeapi . slriLitAt ilelveetsluys and the, Peltier, to inspesl the fioetti dable preparations nialtipg.eat both tbon Yesterday a Meisenges was scat off by our Governs rnert to Boulogne, probably with disc-aches far tae r.rr We Lear that every,.faue and every thing belong ing to the Texel Eimedition is ordered to be there, or at the Helder, to-morrow ; the whole being to be inspeCted and reviewed on !400day. Our Government, by a Decree r has expressed its approbation of the late conduit" of Vim... Admiral Verltueil, in so courageously and valiantly Ling,- ing a part of the Batavian flotilla from Dankirlc %‘• Ambleteuse. ACCSBUIG, JULY 3a. We hear from Tyrol, that the Anstritn Regt. meats ordered there are already arrived. A partiof the Tyrol sharpshooters have been summoned to exereibre themselves in the use of arms. The en trenchments and other works, planned more than a year since toy the Archduke John, are now raisin; in the environs of Trente and Calliara. 11111CMEN, Jetylre.. A report is circulated in the Noirh, that, the Eria pernr of France has made offers for toiting Dal ma;7a to !he Kingdom of Italy. Dalmatia borders on Greece, and is in alliance with rslol;iav'.a and Wallachia. N,) credit seems to be anached to this report. V , CNNA, JCLY 19." Recruiting has commenced, according to the new system. The most perfedl tranqn:llity continues to prevail in this place. They have taken stri& measures to oblige the bakers to bake good bread. Some regi_ ments have been stationed in the l'atizboutgs, acrd cavalry is lodged in the inns, and in the great houses of individuals. The persons empleyed in the Pt)lice are; in a lit tle time, to adopt an uniform, which they are to ear when on duty. A• 1 foreigners, who cannot positively state the necessity of remaining m this capital, and explain the nature of their business. and their means of suhristence, are obliged to leave it. • JULY 41. Ger.-rah Count de Winzihgernde. having finished his mission to 'u- Court, and having recovered from his indisposition. set out three days ago on his rettr , n to Peter ;burgh. I i.e Prince i , Igorucky has Lot as yet had an au dience of the i• nperor. Count Rasurnovnicy. Ambassador from Russia to oar Court. has rercived within these (Sw els a Courier from Count Novosiltacff.