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• • NUiIrL•M 680.) THE ‘TRE-ROY L. DRURY-LA.4E THIS EVENING, 0A.12, Their Maksti,' Serva .tr will set the Comedy of THE CONSTANT' COUPLE; Or, A TRIP To THE JUBILEE Sir Harry W.:d.tir.M, Elli ;ton ; Alderman Srringler, Mr. Dowton ;Co onel Stands-d, Mr. Harrl.rnore ; Clincher, jun. • rollin%; Bean Ci'nell , r, Mr. Bantiktir ; Viz4rd, Mr. HuVand ; Tnni Etraml, Mr. Vlic‘ri.ser. L'idv Linew , •ll, Mrs. Po...:11; Lady Darling, Ws Ti.lswell ; Angelica, Miss Mellon. To which will h- added, the Farce of THE 'SULTAN. Solrman, Mr. Holm , " ; Ormyn, Mr. Mount. noise, • Scott; Ismene, Mi a 'brllowsy; Rovelsna i , Mrs. Jewatn. To-norrow t All in the IV.ong, with The Soldier's Return. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT -GARDEN. 1T1 -11S PRESENT EVENING. Oa. ‘2ll. will be aeled a Trsp..ly, THE FAIR PENITENT. geinltn, Mr. Qooke; Lratbariii, Mr. C. Ketuble: Alramniit, Mr. 1 , 1111'011; H..rvi,n, Mr. Kemp!,.; Rossano, Mr. Clare. boost. t'a i.tv tin. Fikklinis; Lavinia, Miss Brunton; Larilla, Mrs. ilutephrel Atter which (4th time), a New Grand Mrlo-Drains, caked ItUGANTINO; Or, THE BRAVO OF VENICE.. . The Overrtwv sae Mask answered by Dr Busby The Maces Me whore wider the Direction ot Mr. Farley. • Pi, Erinr-pal Characters by Mr. Jutinsrnis, Mr. Murray, Hr. Isiancharrl, Mr Brunton, 11,ti. Liston, Mrs G.bbs, Ste. To c.inelti.i• with A GRAND ..MASQUE. TOOIIO//0111, Role a Wile 381:1 bare a Wife, wan Rugantinn. lASHIPNABLE DA NCING, hy Mr.; ALLEN, taught to Ladw.s oi Gentlemen of any age, - sever Sa..rherl that accu.uplisnoient or p ot in t h e e inodn attic, at '9, Sherrard:street, .re; aad No to, Great Alie.street, Goodanael Fmk's. ar c taught on plans ev,intsily formed (or 'hose t.. whom an object to acquire it expeditiously, primate's, awl in the firsts rte of &shuns Foreigners, Offi - :en, and Count: test dents, who wish t.i loara in a f.-w days, may board ard lodu p ttata ly L. th e 1401. e, and receive constant initilicttona .leScl,nssis, and Families near Town, re!!ii la-a attend ed i.kl distracted t.i every requisite of mod •rn Da, ci' g Mr A.ien is assisted by Mr. Adams, who also teaches the Harp and Piano•forte. PREPARED CHARCOAL, for the TEETH vkri GUMS, sold, with printed o'ser Moils u—rn ' aid a.itiserje propert,es a•. , 1 re. oy LARDN ER and COMPANY, Chemist: to t!.e Oachecs of York, No. )6, Pierollly, and retail, by ririr Amish .tinerit, by E. Newbery ' Corn, r of St. hulas Ci , iirch-ya•d; Mr Donald:ors, Mr. Wilkes,. and Mrs. Gre gory, Brighton; V intr, Beth; Mr Rarihrow, Oefoid; Mr. Etch, Ipswich, Mr. Blakesey, Windsor; Mr. Blake, MaiLlurrar; Mr. kibirisru ' furib•khr Wells; Mr Bu rg's: , Ran:agate; Mr. Sna r e, Read.irg • Mr. B u ff, Ch e l tea b arn Cole sad Smith , Deal. Price Two Shilling. the not, or Twelve Boxes for One Guinea, EXOTIC FOR THE TEETH AND (W: s. A GENTLF MAN o ff ers th e most infallible EX -Li. uric for the TEL 1 . 111 and GUMS ever yet discos., red. Its peculiar properties so. not 'empty coofi•erl to the &ranging of the Teeth, be: wilt absolutely preserve them iu the highest state id perfection to the latest period final ditvdmitsrt ;it will render thew twain ifully white, without impairing the ena suri ; /titans test. 'gutsy 54 foo.e and keeps those titan Are 14.00,1 from booo , ..ing worm.; will elf •ctually cure 'lie mot excruciating tonth-ache, re-tote them to their original purity, e.:d uneke the breath delicately sweet. It will cause the wilts NT adhere close anti hem to the Teeth, and will render them and the lies of a beautiful tieeate. *Pitt Proprietor ig a gentleman of fortune, and is so convinced of its effir..er, that he will tor fen I f-on,. to the person ming It ac he directs, ;f they have the Tooth-Ache, or a Tooth decay.—The Ceylon Exotic coat b &Rd at the Proprietor's, No 27, Soho-ignite, price 2s 2d• ; rml at Mears. Norton ant; San. Corn.street, Bristol. N B. If a tooth lidera/ea, oi the .t ouch iu a bad state, let titter Proprietor look at it, who senttires nO few wmutEwscoseEN CRATED LAVESDERNINEGAR M ESSRS. WARREN and CO. having received f^equent complaints of Atom ice Vinegar in gemoal, have Invented, rad It ought to the highest degree of perfection, the above article The small of Lavender it universally allowed to he the most agreeable and kefresliiang of all flowers; the LAVEN DER.VINEGAR is theftiurc stroogly recommended to the Public, not only as the most agreeable 1...d0me to persons in beach, hot its*, as wonderfully refreshing to those labouring Yiebartsrif any kind, 3Nd p ticolatly where thsilisea , e ka of that nature, a. not to admit of the windows being kept *pen for any laity:a of time; as it not only pori% corn pletly. the air of the Chamber, bit dicfuses a delightful and IRMA reviving perfome through the whole of the apartment.— As no climate can star the CONCENTRATED LAVEN DER.VINEGAR, it is particuktdy recommended to all persons travelltug to Foreign part., as the best prevontitive of infer non; and to Merehants and Captains of Shia, as a useful and losnefi.:ial article of trade. 5.41 VVltt«csale and Real!, only by the Proprietors, Messrs. Warren and Co. Perfum-rs, at their original Warehouse, the Galden Fleece, opposite Wood-stre,t, Cheepaide; where Warren's cMeleated %tilk a Roses is made and sold as usual, vont every other article of Eaig'isli and Foreign Perfumery, of the Fret quality. N Ps To prevent counterfeits, every bottle of the Concen• trued Laveletnr-Vioegar will s signed, ill red Mk, by the Preuttetess, W. M and A. PROPRIETY OF PERSONAL. APPEARANCE.. amity a.d ifealth cumin be more ementially promoted, than by attending to the Preservation of the 'retch. R. NEWTON'S RESTORATIVE TOOT!' POWDER, haying received the approSation of the Rest Nubility, Gentry, and a generous Public, by an extensive con to motion for • series of yeais, as well as the attestation of its superior excellence, horn the analysis of its component parts, by the most distingiiiihed Medical characters, who have pro nounced it the mast pleaant Vegetable Tooth Powder known, to entiette the beauty of the enamel, and proniot.- the durability of the Tooth, and which has, in cotiscotieneu of its experienced advatitazes, been hon awed with the imnieliate pa •rooatgc of their Majestic-, and the various Ilhistrious Branches rd . th., Royal Faintly, Nubilit y, Gcruiy, ike. in the United ,ipsiglorn NEW rows TooTti POWDER is an Astrtngent and Antiseurbatic Powder, a it. licate Aromatic, extremely grateful '2a the Pilate, and pleasant in its use; in Roe, to those who I EI4 it, it is a certain preventitive of pain or decay of the Teeth to the latest peiiiid of life. It continues to be faithfully ➢ttpared by Mr. Newton (only), at his house, Kenningrots- Voinhall (late of Great Rienellatreet, I.undon), from the genuine Resdpe of the late Sir Richard debts, Physician to Th..r Majesties ; and sold wholesale, retail, and for ex mutation, by Messrs. Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's Chu.ch yard, rhens he has einruniered to make a !,betel allow_ see- toile. Torn and Country Ye...kr% Merchants, AT retail by Coultas and Co at Mr. Newton's late Warehouse, X.,. 126, Great Ea-sell -,meet, gedford-qua's; sad he every rru•nr and Medicine Seller in the Kingdom, in Rinses, at 2. Isl each N R. Flora Mask for N't.twton's Tooth Powder, and see that 11 Newton is wreten on each Sex 'Pith rod irk, as all ethers as New tuts 't are impesittana. Elbe CONTRACTS FOR CUM MISSAR Y GENERAL'S Great(i«o, street, `UCH Perlolll nee, k desirous If Coldireartiz with IP"a Commis ail General tar ispoatiing Reddy& lion• monger'', Co i yen', Tin-Ware, E..oilsen Ware. Tables, elisirs, Wheelbarrows, Coopers' Wste, Potty's, Browns and lisskots, Wooden Ladl,s and Spoons, mug ratite woke, Ay the tandry Artieles, *WIT the Terms end Conditi•na of the Con trarts, at this ((tree, beaten the Maas f Eleveis and 1 hrre o'clock, and de,iier their Trader', seated and direricd, to the Cranwiwary General, working thertom " Tender for Barrack Stypnes," ON or Irejore Fraluv, the Ist .4' Nateosi.er; hurt mune soil! le received aftrr Twelve o',:lotk• on that Dug, oat, J sort ay Pat, the pootace mod he paid. COMMISSARY GENERAL'S OFFICE, 19, 1405. PUBLIC AUCTION OF Great 'm om George-, trect , SALT Oct. PROVISION, OATS, SACKS, AND IMPLEMENTS, &c. N OTICE he given, Mot Quantities of BISCUIT, OATS, SACK'S, ond I MPLEMIiN FS, now eloposite4 to Ms Mejestv's Nr4:1111,4. nt th e mh, mr.tio,,orf Nun, kat be SULU by PUBLIC A UCIION, a ths NION rH aui NOVEMSER : _ _ _ _ _ ..... NORTHERN DlSTRlCT—Newealtle, Durham, }kabala, Alnwielc, and Bk.rwick YORK DISTRICT—Market Wright:in, New Mahon, Y•ult, Selby, and Armin. EASTERN DlSTRlCT—Colcheetet, Brentionod, Aalling dun, Cliehusford, Norwich, Ipswich, &wigs, Framiinghaiii, Fluty St. r dmend's, ti.hops Stanford, Blitklt, HaLictd, Cambridge, and St 1 U IifERN HISTIZICT—.Boughtim, Ashford, Cran. Isrouk, Southbor, Wtotha.., Sesets Oaks, Chatham, hfaid.tone, Shin, Strood, Horst Green, Class iu•hanrl, Mare , fiehl, Cucktield, Stophans Mrlge, East Grinatead, and Reigate SOUTH-WEST DlSTRlCT—Salishury, Winchester, and Mapho.eugh. WESTERN DISTRICT—Exeter, Langport, Mortonharnp stead, CUlchataptou, Tart , t4ck, flatiuster, Liskeard, Truro, and W,•it 1,70 rt. SEVERN DlSTRlCT—Glouc es ter. 11t1 LON LNYN AND HOME DiSTßlCl—C:oydon, Guild• tint, Coatherheid„ to , d Readies. NORM INLAND DISTRICT—I.ichSeid. SOUTH INLANO DlSTRlCT—S.i,thamidon, Aytt shorn Ra.bury, Kettcrutg, s,,rford, and Dtve itry. rre Partig /Irtys trot( Lt *di trtisrii in Ott 8140.2tre Ca•m:re, in aGhtch the itteg. ;;.1.: , Ave attr.aci, sad may he /tad of r4c re,pr—tiee Nerttinc %VEST:WINS FIRE-OFFICE, ED' ORD-STREET, Oettos• it 14, 1805. THE CANER A L MI.E VING atpoiJecd g the DEED of SETELE%4F.NT, .. k I,v/4 on eta bat Than ay is t' r, or totlti:t 7iu Days , oar,of , er, jiff t!.* DIR!.CTORS toe the Yen, r,tyritts, sad on oeser lairs, will be Jtrld at this Office, THrR.iDAY. the 754 11.. y of NOVEMBER NEXT, at /*tee o'Clock at Neva pr:- eisaa.. G. H. BROWNE, Sec. FOVIrIIC F.'s *Cr %DINGS, TOW It It-STK E r. rro BE a RF.PAIkIN:..; LEASE. or Lr4SLS, for Twent -ono Yeas, TWO 1104 Pit.:%, siviate at the sicrth we..t en., of VW:Ai:F.'s 111.111411,1,ri5, TOWER-STItF.ET, being NsiertS , , , s S aril 4. Toe Eqi•nate: of the Re-airs to be rione. aid further ?attic's may be known, on application Ist Reoloweit HrApitall. A Committee of G iveroors witt mete at on Wednrsday, the Athol' November next, at Elereit riel.rckr, e4isely, 13 consoler the Prop.rsals, in wralii,g, of site:, sons at snail tutor, previously delivered therm iit (trAtel v..) at the Clerk's ()mce; and all such p i nom are raquest..l t• lid the Camtnittee, on the hefor , -inentiorrel due of its aittiog. JOHN PUINDEN, t.. Bri4zwell Hospital, Oct. 21, 1005. 'TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS for the A. FIRST DR AWNI TICV ET, NEXT SATURDAY, Lein:, the Sixth My 'of Drawlng. FIVE. THOUSAND rouNos for the First Drawn Ticket on TUESDAY, 29. „ Capitals iii the Wheel. A 1 1 3 8 6 *c. &- he TICK F. PS and SHARES, warranted undrawn, are we Sole at all the Licensed Lottery (Meas. This Day is published, price 4i. 6d. sewed, WAR in DISGUISE; or the FRAUDS of the NEUTRAL FLAGS. Prints:l for J. Ilstchard, Bookseller to tier Majesty, 190, Piccadilly. Of erhom may he hadl, price 1.. Awards, The Sixth Edition of PROFESSOR GIP.NTZ on the STATE of F:UROPE, before and sits, the Fr..vmh Revolution, translated from the German, by J. C. !len les, Esq. T() THE ADMIRERS OF THE WORKS or WILLIAM HOG&RTIT, This day is puhlishesl, price 12s, APRINT, representing a ROYAL MASQUE RADE at SOMERSET-HOUSI , painted by the above to artist, in his ►at style of painting, he longing this Co'kenos of Rogrr Palmer, Ecq and was never before copied.—Sise of the Print, 21 inches be 16 Engraved by THOMAS COOK, and snia at his Nogarth Ethibihna Room, No 11, Ileymarke•r, where the Picture may be eoenrt cowtains Portraits of several ve3t parsniusei. LITERARY NOVELTIES. This Div is publkhed, Eric, Ilk 6d. THE WHEEL of FORTUNE, '3 vols. by Mr. 1.1k , -, Autl , or of Do Vs'court, &c. &c. RODOLPIIUS of WERDENNERO, a Romance, in 9 vols. by La Fontaine. Pr.c.• Ts. VICTOR ALLEN, 2 Wt. 7i. Isy Mrs Fortnum, late Sophia King. Atirh•ir of Wad nf, Cyrdelia, Jr, kc. CONFESSIONS of the NUN of ST. OMERS, 9 vols. Scomid Edirirrn, IJs. CHI. By Charlotte Darla, better known by the name of Rosa Matilda. 'ST. HOTOLPHIi PRIORY; or, THE SARI.F. MASK, a v , -ry interesting Roinanci!, in 5 reis. By Mr. Iforshre Cur_ Leis, Author of Scotti.li Lei:rods, Aiiri.Nit Records, Jc. will be published the first week in Now:rub:T. Printed (or Wicnoie.street ; and to be had of all reepeneble BookseNers. A CERTAIN CURE. FOR CORNS. INFALLIBLF GERMAN CORN PLUS TEK --The Proprietor of this most excellent Remedy, certain of its efficacy (having never failvd in a variety of cases), suers, if it does not eradicate the Coroi, root and hunch, to return the money ; and he hest. leave to add, that it has infinite!v the advantage of the 1114.1itiefiete illerfle,count ointments, salves, &c. as many hundreds of afßitted persoits can testify, amongst whom are some or the finit th..racters in this kingdom. . . . . Seld, - whe;esale and retail, by T. Astell, No. 1, Fineh-lane, near the Royal-Excha..g • ; als r by Welker, No 7, and Wil son, No 31, Ja , n..6-,treet ; Nn ate, !Libor°, nermnite Gray'. Ina; Clay, N.e. 7. 'll`atittock sto:•-t 4 , and at Macon and Co 's Warehuusu, No 130, Oxford µreel. ilif, • ir A tir • , . • ,E.. • I'UESDAt e , 4• * .••• , BAR RACK STORES. R UGANTI FN FR AL'S OFFICE, THE NEW 1.;.-torge sr 'Pet, Oct 19, 1803. t ~ 1805. NO, THE BRAVO OF ! W MELD-DRAMA.BY IM.P. LEWIS. This day is r BRAVO OF VENICE, Third Edition, pyre 64. Be M. G LEWIS, Esq. Author of the Malik, Castle Spectre, Ilk. The (Mori spectacle of Bug-ntine has beau tsk.a frern this very interestin g n.rbance. Pu.Lshed 3 , 1(I sold by Hu lees, W greere-street ; said to be had respiset.ible Booksellers. Thiy day are published, handsomely printer! in One Vulose Sen. price E SSAYS, chiefly oa CHEMICAL sum ECTS ; By the late WILLIAM IRVINE, M.D F.R S 111 Lecturer in itaterie Stediea and Chemistiy in the Univer,;ty of (111.isguw ; Awl by his Sun, WILLIAM IRVINE, M. D. Pn..V4 MAWleall, No. Poultry. Of whorl mai be h.id, just pithlithed, 1. RETHOLLET's CHEMICAL STATICS, with Ex planatory Notes, 2 role svo. 16a. boards. 11. SMALL', ASTRONOMICAL ACCOUNT OF THE DISCOVERIES OF VF.PLER, 1.0 7i firt. boards. 3. LESLIEN EXPZRI.WENTAL INQUIRY INTO THE NATURE ANLP I'itOPOGATION OF HEAT. beards. This day is puidished, in Three Yu 12ele price 115.6 d. in baud', THE NOBILITY of the HEART: a Novel, By ELIZ %BETH ISABELLA 111 , 1241.:14 ... . . _ Author of "[[elen Sinclair," PrintA for Longman, [float, kens, and Orme, Patarnastar- TOW . We do not scruple to recommend this Novel, both f. o. the entertainrnent and instrictiuu which at:Lords; the 41'i dents are well conductirl, and tlie attention sufficiently k,pt alive to r;n: Cv11C11.1.603." Critical Review, June, Mi. • ROBINS ON GUNNEk Y. This day is publi.heil, a Ni.tw E.lition, correcled and enlarged, with the Addition of several Notes, by Charles Hutton, I. D. F.E.S. and Professes of Mitheinatics iu the Reyal Academy at Woolwich, in One Volume octavo, price 71. in NEW PRINCIPLES of GUNNERY; ecn 'Amine the DETER VIlt: NTION of the FORCE of CU \ POWDER, mad an I tvezitiption of the Difference its the Resisting Powcr or the Air, to swift slid slow Motions. With several other Tracts on th e improvement' ter FILACTI CAL GUNNERY. By BE-N./AVM :TOMBS, F.R.S. And Engineer-Genet', to tile &VII. E•st Inch* comp:inv. With sn Aec,oooc of ilk Life ield by /.tares Wil son, M ll._ Pritatoi in the THREE BOOKS OF BIOGR FOR TJE USE OF SCI IDOLS. This Day were published, N sir and latprovcd Edition; of the following intereding, v‘eful, and approver, Schnol written parpostly fur the Lilt of Yoking Persons, on the Ob vious and ( I .lportaiitMrunciple ,- Exampl e is more powerful anal more $-ditetive than Precept. 1. ARI N EPOS ; consisting of Seles Lives of tho+J 1 i.LusT RIOP S !TONS who have Lea) the oarrit dirtingui+bed for their Vohs++, Talents, or re nuarka , ifri Advantement in Lift, int. r ~.er..e.l with practical Reflection+ Written by W. MAVOit, LLD.. arc price es. 6d. bound; and containing accounts of the undermeu t:Jued distinguished Persntiages: - Alfred ' B s eim , Newma Bacon Andrews Sir R. Walpole MAUR Coke Stair ...ea."'" st-..,ff A . Sloane wolsey liamplen Willa Moore Harvey Anson T. Cromwell Wake lidielard Lotter" Llerend in Ls ttlehm Cabot AtiMi 1 Chatham Jewell Al dya larrielc aresitans Sydney C , OIC Walllingilga l'illossoa 81a...:r.t..me Criet.ton L‘cke d , ihtimn Drake Holt Lowth swseigh Burnet limeard Shalupe-are Penn Mans'ielif Raleigh Addison SU' Reynolds. hlailbcrougli 4. A FF.I.TCTICN cf the I.4VES Pr PLUTARCII, ahriolged Sir the Use of Schreas. By William Mayor, LLD. Se pries 4s. Gd. bound; and cnnraining a:.munts of th,... un dermentioned Personages, the wad illustrious and estimable charaners of Antiquity : Ro gulag Pericles lumen's L. curgus Alcibiades Peiripey Salon Timoleoia Alesander Nunia Aii.tidys Julius Cesar Timini.tocles Cam vie Cersior DeMathelia Cal.illtli Pyrim us cieero. 3. SCRIPTURE BIDGR.IPIIY ; or, The Lives and Cha racters of the Principal Personages recor4Nl in the Sacred Writings, practically adapted to the In.tructinis and lot prow, mein of Youth. By the Rev. John Watkins, LL U price 34. b4LII ,' CI Thi4 important Work, which teacher and applies the Prin• of Religion , maks the agreeeble fore, of Biographical Narratives, contains accoursti of the f4.llowitig Scripture Cha racter.: Adam Solomon. Cain Ihjah Abel Moses tivha Enoch Bilaarn Danizl Nosh Joahua Esther Abraham Ruth hforilecal Isaac Samosa St. John Jacob David Jesus Christ, Printed (or Richard Phillip% No. 6, Bridge creet, Mack. friars; and to he had of all Booksellers, and Utialer: in Books, with thi full allowance to Schools. „ 4 ,h ub This Day is published, in One Volume, (Saar°, the Fourth Edition, considerably enlarged and unproved, Lrice 34.64. sewed, THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN'S LAW /. YER and THE FARMER% COMPLETE LAW LIBRARY. Containing all the Lass now in force which, p..r ticularly tclate to C unary Geltlemen, Farmers, Clergymen, Graziers, and Persians of all Denominations, who principally rt.ide in the Country, down to the pr -sent time. Including the whole Law nispeCting Waggon., Cattle, Sheep, Wool, Tithes, Game, Fishing, Bridges, W o od., hiclosures, Jcc. To which are added, since the publication of the Third E the new Aas of Parliament resperling the Duty ..n Piv.t and Rare Horses, Stage Coaches, Game Certificates; the Bill :Or regulating the Exportation and Importation of emu, it:c. with several recently adjudged Cases, of extreme Importance. By WILLIAM MARRIOT, of tie Inner Temple, Esq. Barrister at Law. London: printed for J. Stratford, No. 112, Holborn hill, arid sold by all other Booksellers in the g impious Whole may may be had, just published, in (ht. Vt11,1•11C Oc tavo, Price Three Sharing. sewed, THE LAW of WILLS, CODICILS, and RFVOCA noNs ; with plain and famihir lintweione for F.ICCUIt•r•, Ailministratom, Devisee', and Legatees. Including a gr.zt variety of Forms of Wills saint Codicil. with th e m o d em lions and AI, o f Parliament 044 thes;Sobjeoi, eown to the pment To add-d, a clear and dittiort Account of the Law% Moosel id the ii:Aates of those who die int.state, or withiiiit a Will. With snipe.. Ifrouctoni for otea mile Probate iif and Letter" iit Ait.nasititrationi The Chid kidnap+, wilt By YARDLEY zwrrroao, Te Q Conywyancrr . ' ITPIC= FOREIGN INTILLIGINCE. FROM THEE TRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS. pairs OCT. 10. Oae of our Journals announces, that the equi. pages of Count Philip de Cobentml have arrived at Strasbargh, and taken the road of Germany. It adds its belief, that the Ambassador will follow than without delay. We are, however, very certai.l. that Count Philip de Cobentzel is still at Paris, anal there is no preparation which indicates his depar• tare as very near.— (Casette 1r Frame./ A letter from Strasburg, Jared 7th Oftnher, says —" We have be-a informed, that 20,000 Ilvrariaa. and 5.000 Wirtemberg troops, have j lined this grand army, under the command of His lsfajesty the emperor." Estra:l of a letter from a French Officer, 'written from Louisbourg, Gaober We advance ra pidly into Germany, and we have, in their trrn, good and bad fare. This day, for eaamrle, '.re have enjoyed a magnificent reception. The Ern• peror, upon his arrival is the residence of His High ness the Eleftor of Wirtemberg, found the whole castle illuminated. Two hundred guarda, mounted on horseback, carried torches, and the ringinl of bells mixed their merry peals with the firing of cannon. A dinner of 150 covers was provid.'d for His Imperial Majesty ; and the El:aresa, who is the Princes Augusta, t'se eldest d.iughter of the King of Engl :n3, did the honours with the greatet grace and dignity. The hateful passions of the British Cabinet do not animate all the rnerntrer; :if the fami ly of George 111. or at least the Efenress of W:r temberg, the Sovereign of a pan of Germany, has acquired towards the Emperor of the French, the sentiment, which (limn the Princes and States of 0-e Empire. I have traversed the Vetoes park, which is magnificent. We will not have t;me •• joy .t much, as it is probable we will be far tfro-morrow. The army advances with in:redib'e speed, 4:. i "• baggage is so far behind, I do not expel to 1..• • until my return. We have experienced, however, a goad deal of trouble to r..ach this plan., on ac count of the encumbered state of the roads, and the difficulty to procure horses. It, other repeds, the ardour and gaiey of the troops, the rapidity of their movements, the accommodation whish they receive, and the care which the enemy calms to fail bazk every whore before u;, giro to on , - march the air of a j4.:rney of pleasure, and sometimes of a fete, &c. acc." The Guard of Honour of Lyons has expressed a dv.ire to devote itself to the defence of the count-y, u• 1 the person of the august Chief of the State, in ao addrebs sent to his Exellency the Min;.ter of the 1 Interior, by a deputation, composed of Messrs. Hip. polyte, Roussel, Braun, and Cowhand. This de putation has arrived in Paris. Three hundred and thirty-eight conscripts, from the department of L'Oi.e, farming the reserves for the years 9, 10, 11, 12, aal 13, set out from Beauvais on the 7th of this month. ' The th instant, about Syr" o'clock in the morn• in;:, the Powder Magazine of Metz was blown up, with a terratle explosion. This accident, which is attributed to negli;zence, has caused no other Ja rnage than the total destruaion of the Mill : the neig!,bourhood has not suffesed, nor was there any life lost. Senator Gonvicn, w►o so much cont:i. buted to restore peace.in :he Depattments of the West. is named Commander•in.Chief of a flying camp, destined to maintain tranquillity in these ' countries, and to prated the coast. Tho flying camp is composed of five regiments of infantry, one divi sion of cavalry, and one division of light artillery. General Gouvion intends to establish his Lead. quarters at Sainte'. STUTOARD, OCT. 3. Yesterday, at ten o'clock a: night, His Majesty the Emperor arrived at Louisbnurg. As soon as His Highness the Eleflor of Wittemberg was in formed of his passing the Rhine, he invited His Ma jesty, by letter, to fix his heal-quarters in the elec toral residence. Relays were prepared oo the road for the Emperor. The Grand Chamberlain, and the Master of florae of the Ek.oral Court, wen , • him. His Imperial Majesty was Teeth, from Louisbourg, he Prince Paul, c'nd son. Fires were lighted, at te give light on the march. His Majesty was received on his bnurg by a discharge of a hundred tor went to the gate of the city to . ror, who was conduced to the castle of the eleaoral troops, ranged in beating, and the c flours flying. Daring the three days which His crived two leag ues I l, c the . El d e& 's n stances, s arrival at Louis- d guns. Tie Elec. receive the Empe- Lstle in the middle order, the drums its Ntsjesty passed