The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1804-09-12 00:00:00

_ - „ • A• I, • P , • • ""Ak - Nti a 4.)* ' • - /;,• . ••• 4 7. ‘ `:?.<• : 4 ,, ::. . • . • tr. 4 di j iii..., iiiP rtt Iv pier ib qa r rio • ~.„.„........).•„:„.„„_,,,,..„...,_ .. .... ___.... ,:u .- .) WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER - 12, 1804. . - 0 (PRIcE stxrawcz. IRE FIRST STATE LoTTFRY FOR THE PRESENT YEAR. Begins Drawing the loth of this Month. QWIFT and CO. No. I I. POULTRY, a r e Selling 0 ow Ticii.E.Ts and SHARES of the above L.ttery in great sanely, and at the loons Prices. Tht• following Capital Prime of the Lotteries in and for the led T.-ar, neve Snared, Sold, and liqnstercd, at their 0.5; e, s ia. No. 1.. No. 1. 216 110119 HOU 5,000 9,1193 NM° No 16,167, 1,0001 And *dins a 5001. le Sc to a treat Amount SCHEMES GRATIS. 111IORE CAPITAL PRIZES AND LESS 'TICKETS. Three Twenty Thousand Poood Pr.ses, Three Ten Thousand Pound Prizes, Three Prre Thownrid Pound Prises, Nu 'Nattiest sluts 1..11u. ONDAY, Sash of this Mo n th, beg drawing ~1 IIIE GRAND STATE LOTTERY, o nu:t, coataisas • realer ptui•ortion of ___ • • ---- CAPITAL PRIZFS NI Ital =all Number of Tkketa, than any former Lotte.y. SCI:EAIE No of PV.aes. V.lkre of each. Total Valli.. 3 a 1 10,000 ate v L. 60,000 3 10,000 ~.0,000 S 3,000 15,000 6 l,OOO 6,000 a $0 'NJ l,OOO *I ;V O,OOO 6,.1.10 1 13,00111 'redraft L 2:4 0 .40 PAn Wr the Ceptial• le be i.termi,uel as under : Rot &seen Ticket, rim Day L. 1,040 Ara thaw. Ticket, Seeeeth HOW new drawl" Ticket, Eighth Da• 10.0 1 0 Feu draw Tmket, Nu e& Day . 5,400 T. , :lreur and Share. an Sale. tarter, Licensed Lottery Offiee. nt rsts-r PRICE. 'Dees 11.1. Os. Haq- • • —9l Is Od I ForhOs.... St 7g. id. ••4 sine • 16. 4d f S.stessat.h..ll. it. Of. VICTUALLINCO.OFFICE, SIPT. 6, 1804. riIHE COMMISSIONERS for Yrrtralliog ins ACtjesty's Navy do hereby give Notier, not an Wect,neJay next, the 12th inotunt, they rill be ready be reet ire Teudrts u. If ritvua (waled up), and treat for so aisay Sacks of Kiln.dried ',Loathe/4 Flour (to be mantforestred Omit the best Wheat), as the ret,settirt Persons who may meat Prepaid. 'beteg, will a„ rev to deliver in the cosine of One Youth, fr.nue the Day .1 Conteoei, by regular treacly Proportions, iota the Army 11,2aolling Stares at St Catkari.e s; to be peeked ittto Costa, to be provided ut the ezpasce of the Conon ; and to be paid for by Bills payable with litterost, 'dotty days after dote. N. 8. No Tender fora lesa thiantity than Fite Iluncked Sacks mitt be admitted. the Cemtiatiatte if the Cvatrael slay k fete at the Secre , ary'a Offire. No Regaebt eitt tithed be am, Toader ins trikh the Price rhall set be inserted eit Wants at tenth, or that shall not be delivered to the Hoard before Uwe eiTiaeh IS the said Wrdhesdeb neat, ti e 12th init. oar rustesr the Person rho makes At Trader, at *mot Prtleis Ns his &hay; nttemis to armorer when railrei I Or. VICTUALLING.OFFICE. SIPT. 7, 1804. THE COMMISSIONERS for Vitimalltn i r Nu Maiesey's Navy de herek give Notre, That an FRIDAY nett, the 14th bawd, they rill be ready to recent Tenders in writing (se sled rep), and treat for Aro Thousand Belts of Floes, for At use .1 the Ceopeoas, to be anstrerable to seineptrs to be y:°- deem( rids the Tenders, sod t. k delivered usthes the tree et Teem Months, by regular Monthly Proportions, nibs His Afa,asty% Tieluolling &ores at Deptford; rad for Our Unwired Tans if Mo lasses, to he deeitatred ionseediaiely into the said Stares. The whole to k paid far by Bills, parthie awls Interest, Ninety Dope after dote. N. A. N. Tasekrs ro• a less disantity than Fire Hundred Wt. of Flags sriU be admitted. The Condition's e the Catena.% wog k sees at the Sanitary's Bfee. Rqpard rill Oohed to dig Tender in' which the Prier that not be inserted in Word., at length, or that daft tve he delivered to the Nerd 'vire Oise **Clock ea the said Frilny Nest, the lists htstene, seer tallese the Penton who nukes the Tender, re sane PRIM ea his Dieedf, stelae ay maw . when called for. COM% I ISSARYGENERAUS OFFICE., Styr. 5, 1804. THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, aad OTHERS, are itsjarared, that ths !ittscrlaisin Papers fq.i. ?lurk , : C 44- r141:44,, ste. are uithdrawn puss the Thatche.t I Inwe Tau ru s the Maiteion 11,11.1f2, the Bull end North Inn, de., Cross, Charing Cr we, and lay at the COM tIISSAR Y GENERAL'S OFFICE, is GREAT GEORGE STK Err , for such further Subset-wham as U4Ny Le teisulereal ; and that Machias: for hanging on the Carriages if Cuichts, Charaus, and P.at Chaise', milt he Jelterrd to thee who have 141aseriheil, 4111App:icatiau cc Mr. Ilan, Hnuiitan•nreet, Hyde Park Corner. JAMES's FEVER P()WDER Ani AN:A- A-0 LEPTIC PILLS, prepared genuine the , edieciel prices of Is. 9d. the I'e.-ket, and ...N. 1 1 / 4 1 per box, by ItlIN.l PERKIN, Chemist, No 2t, Snuthamistoirstreet,Cuverit.gairlim. Loudon, the only ovum olio ever prepared them for the late Dr. Ito,be,t Junes, and to his Soccessmo, until fourtzen months after 114 decease.--thee ant equally Immerse rich those sold at double that prise —Ladies particular in their Lavender Water, "a! find their sense" touch grained by Perrin's Double Diatilhol, at 2s. 9ul. per bottle, of., dein ate ant fragerot a flas , iiar as any iir London, , Ithough double that price. Also h s much rum reed honey Water, of delicate fragrance, fur cleansing. preserving, and promoting the growth of Flair, and preventing it 1n... turning grey, price 4s. the same site bottle residlres only to be used to ensure its eutcess. lIERKINS's PATENT METALLIC TRAC- K TORS —Front the Trills which have toccaisionally been pnblished by she Committee of the Perkinian Institution, it has been dismvered that the PATENT METALLIC TRAC TORS aft upon the true Galvanic Principles; and from in creasing experiment, which had only the relief of suffellhig hu manity in view, they have been enabled to ascertain, besides such complaints as have heretofore been published to the word, that th-y have effeAually cured some cases"( Dropsy one in part:molar, the Hydro Thorax, or Dropsy in the Chest, which had been of long standing, and after the Patient had had the advantage of the fist M,cloosl assietame, without any relief Palsy has also been relieved in a remarkable manner. Two iingular cases are reported front the Poor House at Chelsea. The Patent Metallic Tractors are sold by appointment of the Pa tentee, only by F Smith, Chemist, No. il9, Haymarket, at Five Guineas the Set, Including Bonin, of Cases. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, SEPT. 7, 1804. THE COMMISSIONERS for Views/fix! Hit Majesty's Nay do Arreby gin Notice, That on FRIDAY, the 11te inst. At, will he ready to refract , Tenders in etraiv (waled tip), and treat our the Sapplyiag of what . 1 red Peet 5h..11 he deawwidail f.w the ow of Hie Mitiestfs gips and Tomtit at Vete Rowney, is Dewar rands, and at Margate (014 separate Ow worts), .fom the tat tf Ottah r until the 31ss rf M trek ken, in elazisie ; to be paid fir h, Bills, payable with &tercet, Marty Digs edier date. The eigaifiiii if she Cantraeto awn he we. at the &meagre' • Ott, at skis ti er ; or IN applying to Mr. Tinos Reale, Agent frr the Victualliag at Dover. N. Re:ord will he had to any Tender in which the Price shalt not he awaited in se length, ar that shall not he tiotereotil to t&t. no.irJ Mire One o'Cloth, an the *aid vie Wallow, nor want the Perim Oat walk" the Tender, or tame PRON. so has Bthdi, aurae*, a olootscr eotton cella for. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Are? 11, 1804. •lIHE COMMISSIONERS for Yawll,,y Hit ii Atatedy's N• 43/ to hereby girt Notice, that 111 Iredsseedry, the 34 of ainber, they unit be reedy to .erne. Tenders in Weak; (sealed tyy), and treat for inch ',sunhats It bosh abcf 4.0 Park, i. My' Paw.-hews, Tierces, a nil Dor 'at, as , 4 renal no the oaletrte to Si Thousand 7 terve, of / irrner, and Num. Theetsayel nerresl . the latter, to ere of it 2nalsty so he coma in the ensuing Sawn. To be adhered into Hi Ales mey's nasal:og Store, at the Port .nee Third P a rt thereof Ito the en 1 N J , • _farther ewe flint Part thereof by the end of &brows', and the reusedising one Than Port t;arre ey. by the end of Meech ISO); sod to be paid fie by buts, yaynirte with lowest, ninety Days after date. N. B. No Tender fora leaf Sennstity the. 300 news of toeh Species ma be admitted. The Cmviitimas et' the Coareti war ba sem ot tAe Sorros-nis Osfire, at th.o Office, Cr A t applying to Me. Ihtrattertille, (At Alrekterr roe Vadtveltinz at C.. 01; t.. ease Cacao , I . Hn Yaln ty't Crowns St Ltootrirk, 11rya.t, Nev.', and irattlird ; wed ea de Post Mater Gtautrot at Dolotio, etyttl.rely. No Plega , d will toe 4.4 t.., Trotter, us edii..6 the Prier s'.eti eel k irrrtwJ is Irreels se Lena, er Met duel ee de .rtree to t,a Itoerr, '.fort Owe .'Clock eee eke semi lEtelnesday, the 8.1 O•ia4er sow, owe oaks tot Peron trio molts the Teethe. it ..est Pen.. .' kis toot. otselois. so mower osier .Matt for. E.kST.INDIA HOUSE, Avg ti lOW. T ill: CO RT qf 1) I R ECT'S RS of thtUNITED COMPANY MERCHANTS tf ENGLAND. TR SDING r n Mt EAST INDIES, As honcho pre Noting, • That the. srill k it •C., tr resat.. Pr7aio4 is Wring, st asy mot. oa or blare Ned widow th, 19th.t September "est, (. trap Pen.* olio *sap be sr:ltsig to tegtstofrright Miss # . lOOO Two sad soinsarda, woo it India, for Me tut Cauptaty's Service, le Moe h•••• • awe /Ma Chios ; Mfg •• tt rll4llrds to be v•iagesl for #' ravages (.me actesliag fa. ;, is P. *pawl Ito Mi oft" ei Say rtspedisalg. The Now if Directors do herd!, tretrt r pftr N.tire, That ties wilt et read!, ta rtre:re Pr p..&, us Writiag, ot e Weds wrote,. Me Dia I . Septeviber, pro Ail hirt for • f., don number If Toros. •l. sack gaps, .( 1000 Tont .mil aspararsta, skids ha.. setiformeof their c otroArd sinslier /. Vomit is the Crops.'. st niet. The ieh.irrs, wit, the words r Ship Trader" w. the C set, to k srorrolly stow up and „bit rola the lieeretnry, .r or bet -e Twist tilts 4 as New ea A. above Dry, torrid sikk A no.r rota," Tessler s , ll be .tensed. WILLIAM R AMSAY, Sermory. The T ,tt-ol ars of the r, mts &&l CaNdill•AlS w 11 lock the Sul* limb be rig4e4 I. as Company's bervier, wry bt tars 'pas &pea ,,tiovi tr M - . I .loes ewe.. Clark the Casualties en I, the t7:11 butane. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Admiralty-Oita, Sept. 11. Copy of a Letter from Commodore Hood, Commander in Chief of Hts Majesty's Ships and Vessels at the Leeward Wands, to Wllhana !doted's°, Esq. dated at Barbadors, t►, 13th July, 1!04. SIR, I enclose a list of captures by the squadron, dar ing the last six months, and an extra& of a letter from Captain Columbine, of Hi, Majesty's ship Ulysses; and have the honour to be, &c. SAM. HOOD. List of Vanes captured by the Squadron, under the Command of Coluartehre Saimaa Heed, home the hi of Lowry, 1804. to the SOth nf June, 1804 French privateer &Bone, of II guns and 24 men : captured y the Crane, Jan. 24, 1804. French privateer Harinoine, of 12 gins and 82 men cap tured the Cyan's, Jan. 87, 1804 . French •••,rvette Corlett', of 16 guns and 103 men cap. tured by (our of the Centaur's boats, Feb. 4, 1604. Fron.h lirivateer Recnmpence„ of 10 guns and 88 men • captor d by the Cyane, Feb. 14, 1804 French privateer Egyptienne, of 36 guns and 250 men (formerly a National frigate): captured b ; the Hippomenes, March 2 . 5, 1804. Dutch Nation•, frigate Proserpi.ia, of 31 cunt: captured Dv the Cent or and squadron at Surinam, May 1, 1604. Dutch National corvette Pylades, of le captured DT ditto, ..111 : date. Duch Natmnal schooner Gonege, of 10 gums: captured tr . ditto, same date. Ansi 25 others, of from 7 guns to I gun, including mer chantmen. Extract !A a Letter from Captain Columbine, of 1111 Ma. je.tc's Snip Ulysses, t. Commodore Hood, Dated June ea, 1804. On the 15th of last month I captured Les Trois Freres, a French schooner privateer, with one gun, and twenty.four men, Jean Detreuil, Master, from Martinico. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Edward Pugh, of Frankliii's-yard, use the Circus, Surres, adieus. from Sept. IS, to Sept 22, at tos s at Guildhall, Lomita. kNICRUPTS. Aleaander Ryan and Willsarti Baynes, late of Harrington, near Liverpool, joiners, to surrender Oct S, at silt, 6 and 23, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attorney., Mr. Thomas Illackstock„ St. Mildred's-court, Poultry, London, and Mr. Robert Kirkpatrick, Hanover.street, Liverpool Francis Courtenay Devenuh, late of St. Manin`s-lane, M. - dlesex, upkolder, to suro-oder Oct. 10, I I, and $3, at eirten. at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs Janes and Toone, Tanheld-cou-t, Temple, London Witham Wilson* and John Wilsone, !bimetal, tweet, woollen-drapers, to surrender Sept. 17, IS, and Oct li, at one, at GutldisaU. Attorney, Mr Bravos, Pudding-lane. DIVIDENDS. Oct. 11. Wiliam Green, of Rumford, Eine, linen-draper bad liab.ndadter, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Oct b. Richard Mawhorad, jun. of Wakefield, Yorkshire, inonevomivener„ at elites, at Una White Han Inn, Wake. field. Oct 11. James Seaton, late of Limekilmnaw, Greenwith, potter, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Oct. d 3 William Long, of Sto“ehouve, neer Plymouth, batter and hosier, At ten, at Guildhall, Lunde& Oct. U. Th0 , r...J•.n.-t,of Wrealtarn, Denbighshire, lax dreamer, at elev.,. At the Omega Dun , L vrrpont Noe. 12. Thomas WiltiA, of Rath, carpenter, at eleven, a , the Whitt 1. cr, Inn And Tavern, Rath. October S Lynes, s Coveatrr, tilkman, at eleven, at the White Bear lon, Covatry. October lit William Edwards, of 2 ., ort'..bndairg., St James's, Clorkenwell, bow-striag manufacture, at oar, Sr Guildhall. October 15 Thom' Jelta, of Stoke Newiattert,ll2lMllmer, carpenter, at ono, at GiuldhAli CERTIFICITL.I-eod 2. Peter Latham, of Cansornitretreet, merchant. taro Torkingtnn„ of Fort -law, alercr• ant. Jams Hamilton, of Finch.lane, William Waimea. 04 new VlLnilawr, Sets, innkeeper. Thomas Sawyer, of Wllkohlo rCh, Thomas n o w or late of Gr.nie.:Arr Fwt , so Halifax, York, aiertbent Rohinsen Ward, of Coat :nzham, York, morcaant. John Storms, of Northampton, .tra'er Trion:us Musa. Lae of Wryn.ua!b and 54 rkenbe-Retra, Donn, grocer. Fadiltund Walker, of Kidderminster, W....toter, voter. lt , ckaid Pnvett i , e( Le•cirater.p4ce. it. A• Westmallat. mictionsat • . . A PO l 7' VICATI (v•omt • TCCMCM rarer.) That the confusion, horrors, erinrics. and &vast*. tions, which have tormented and reined so many mil lions of Cu irens since, the revolytion. and until the as cension to power of his Majesty the Emperor Napo leon, should turn the heads of numbers of persone of both sexes, is nut surprising; dor that our mach/awes are inhabited by unfortunate beings, whose bewildered imagination causes them to suppoie themselves a Maria, or a Louis XVI. a Maria Antoinette, or a Charlotte ('orday. a Malsherbe, or a Robespierre. a Princes Elizabeth, or a Madame Roland, &es ISY philosopher s. or the Ekrran" who visit these abodes of human wrechednesa, speculations have been Made and published. concerning the diredion each indivi dual folly has assumed upon each individual person, Afllideil in such a ma , nor by the band of Provi dence; but we bave no where said or heard of is case of settled innocent folly, Which .doin ieyary to nobody, though it comforts the sufferer, foe whom the return of reason would be the greatest curse up. on earth. 'nut such a person exists, oar readers may be convinced in reading the following particu lars, the veracity of which, we, with the whole city of Dijon, can guaranty. The Counter* of C— bad been married ten mouths, when the revolution broke oat in 1789, and had just attained her eighteepth year: Her father, an old and proud aristocratical nobleman. resided in his palace, ten leagues distiot from his daughter and son-in-law. Though benovelent. he was hated for Lis pride and some misled persons of his neighbourhood, assisted by vagabonds from distant countries, attacked him in the eight, set file to his house, and, when he attempted to save self, threw him back into the flames, wherehe polish ed. His wife, with difficulty, escaped death, by emi gration into Switzerland. Count de C—ptisses sed large property, anel being beloved by his tenants, determined not to leave France, and agreed with ' his mother-in-law to conceal from his wife the on. fortunate fate of her father, by telling her that he had emigrated with her moti e-. To do this w.th so much the more success, the Count went to reside at Pans, where he, with his wife, her ten, elder be. thers and a younger sister , was arrested in May 1793. • In the following Odober, all these persons, with the only exception of the Countess of who was in a state of pregnancy, were guillotined. Her mot Cher, unfortunately hearing of the cru 1 murder of her other children, left I.er retreat in Switzerland, to console and assist her only sus sivoig one, bu W hip twenty-four hours after her arrival at Paris, she was denounced, and id twenty-four bouts more she ceas. ed to live. In January 179,1, the Conozamof was brought to bed ot a tread child. Th:s birth was followed by fever and delirium, whisk corti nued for nine months. During des period, Robe.. spierre and his accomplices had perisiled, and the Countess had been released, and lett under the care of her maid, who, by humouring the ruin her thoughts, or rather fancy, took, in hutting herself in her former hotel, confirmed her in a Licari, that all the scenes of atrocities and barbarity she had wit nessed, were merely the deranged ideas originating horn her fever, and that of course her husband, pa rents, and relatives, were all sate in Switzerland, waiting the restoration to his throne ot Louis XVI. whom she believes still alive, but emigratd with nobility and clergy. At the return of the latter, three years ago, she expeded fur acme months, every day, Louis XVI. and the nobles; but now, since she sees the decorations of the members of the Legion of Honour, like the for riser order of St. L itos, she is sure of the return of her king, and every thing that is dear to her, and has made great prepa,at ins for their reception. She believes nothing of all the changes that have taken place, and thinks lirmaparte an imaginary bei: g, tatted of only to plague her. Her property give. net a revenue of 4 , 30.000 byres, or 16,U0u1. which he; ,:errs permit her to dispose e f according to her fancy, and by which they ar^ n 1 losers. She distributes it in four parts, and a lows an equal share to Louis XVI. to rer la ent,, to her husband, and to herself. She writes to her husband twice in the week, to her parents once in a fortnight, and to Louis XVI. once in the month. In all her Letters she desires them not to answer, As all correspondence with emigrants is proh:bited. 'This was the pretence to her imprisournent, and of her husband and relatives murder.) Of the money st.e has reserved for herself, she distributes lou hetes in the month to the poor. She is very regular in her manner ot living, and in the economy of her house, and very kind to servants and to visitors r but she flies into a violent rage, if any body is absurd or cruel enough to attempt to undeceive i.er, or it, to addressing her, they riegleet her litie. At the first sig : it of the red ribbands of the 'lmmix' sof the L-gion of Honou-. she determined to go to Paris, as she suppored Louis XVI. to be there, and arranged every thing for her journey. Her friends, appre hensive that she there might meet with °bras, which would call to her rernembi once the scenes blood she had seen in that capita!, attempted in vain vs dissuade her, until one person dressed himself rix the regimentals of a Guarde Corps 0$ Lout. XVL with a wh:te cockade on his hat, and told her. .1 that, on the part La this Prince. he for4a4 her to leave Dijon until farther orders. She imme diately obeyed, and wrote • letter full of apo logies to Louis XVI. for her presumption to un-. dertake a journey without previously obtaining her sovereign's permission. She at the belie time erode:* her husband and father to get iorgive:.ess from bee king for this as of presum, t Her print.; al occu pation isthewritingof tenet s, and: ercsnesp • .dence. Her language is always pure. he 7 i•stak4 env rag, her sentiments affeftionate. several hundred or her letters are cuileded by her nitride. and will Se pub. fished after her death, And, er.deed, deserve so. She receives visits from every prone. of r o•ic who calls upon her. but visits noeony herself. Her conversatior Is not only very interest; .g, and useable.—(Jovema iii•gys.h•cies I POSITIVELY THE LAST WEFK, Premos to as Removal to St. retenbergb, la Russia. LYCEUM, STRAND. •• • Room• for refroghments. ; , (0 4 gay e • • •• • 4. : . 00.4 t 0 at- ~.~ : N NOT ♦CTED AT THIS TIIFITAE THESE TWEITY YEARS. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MRS. GIBBS. rI•HEATRF.-ROYAL, HAY-MARKET. 1. THIS EVENI:44, WEDNESDAY, September 12, •ili be presented the Omitle Opera of LOVE IN A VILLAGE. Yon ng Meadow. (by perms•on of the Proprietori of the Tkatre-Royal, Caveat-Gude:l, and for th.tt might only), tic Mr. INCLEDON, Who will intensities the fivounte Songs of " When thou art absent, charmin; MaM ;" and " The Thuen." William Meadows, Mr. NO , i LE. Justme Wrodcrtk, Mr MATIIE WS. M. TAYLOR. Elegize, Mr H. KELLY. Hodge (tar that night On.•), Mr. YarsNiNISTER, Jun. (His Bra ap,.earsaci.: in that eharat.i.a). Miss DANIELS. Le • nda, Ntr MCI HE Mrs Delimeah 111.mtheatet, Mrs. WAND. Ng u a r ., (for Ow i.ight only), Mrs. GIBBS, (H , zr first ap ea a.tee in that thar.tetet.) CALL, Vim C.) >TES. Housemaid, mi 4 ViSING. In the course of the Evening, Gay's Popular BMW o " lila - k-ey'd Susan," by Mr. NCO:IX/N. At the cud of the 0 .ors, 3n entire' nes Hurniiipe, By Milli C BRISTOW. After wh ',nth time', a Mn.ieal Piece, in Two Acts, called THE GAY DECEIVERS. The Overture and Music co.m.oi d and selected by I\fr, Kelly. The Characters be Mr. GROVE, M' TAYLOR, Mr. DECAMP, Mr. I.M ER. Jun. Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. BANNISTER, Jun. M , NOBLE, Mr. G WALDRON, Mr WHARTON, Miss 1141/ELLS, MOs DANIELS, Mrs. GIBBS. Twkets and Plata for the Boxes to be had 114 r. Bice, at th,. Box Office of the Theatre. The Doors to be opened at Six o'Clock, and the Perform ances to begio at Urea. DEFEAT OF THE FRENCH. OW OPEN, the GREAT HISTORICAL 1 PANORAMIC PICTURE of the DEFEAT of the !lI:NCH. and the PASNAGE of MONT ST. GOTH ARD, Geueral SUWARROW. Tainted by R. IC PORTER, Esq. This Grand Picture gives an theetteate idea of the Situation of both Annin at that interesting nstioseitt, when Co •.Suwarrow atrived and forced the passage of Mont St. Gnthatd. Thit lkihibition is open every Day, front Mint WC's* till costume One Shilling. rxmarnoN AND SALE BY PRIVATE Cl /NTRACT. 'pHE TRUCHSESSIAN GALLERY of PIC- A RES,Mew-Read, nrpn•ite Port land• Place, continues opet every day from ten till dusk. Eight elegant morns, adorn ea with capital s;wcianeiti by the best misters of the Italian, Sio7i.sh, Dutch, Females, German, and French schools; highly reserwal, cimonailly arrange, and .graan'sly dimwitted. Pic:ures sold may be delivered immediately without Miming the Exhibition, as they can be conveniently ?enlaced lir other , f.r•rung part of this astoatihrwz bu: tot exlobaing at present tot want of room %dmittance One 11 itOPPED, a BANK of ENGLAND NOTE, about Ten Days aro, in a Shop, No. 26, St Martin'.. rt. 11' the Person who lost the Note will ran Arul describe the particia' MS, it rill be returned, by paying the Advertisements. ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING the 44th of this Month. JONES (late Carroll's). No. 26. OXFORD. STREET, near RATIIIioNEXLACE, and at VV. taRAIIAMS. Stationer, No 35, MARKET STIt EE r. LANE, MANCHESTER. TICKETS and SHARES are s.ll.nr. in the greatest Vwiety of Numbers. at the alio,. Of f,es. when, in the late Lotteries, the dillming Capital rnae. hare been sold and shared, and the Moue) had 041 demand: No 6,345 31,00 u 2,000 34,959 11.::6 657 i