The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-09-18 00:00:00

I iu H:gli.eryi, ,stt, 11.ad-eu.a. .1, 'tore., des!er A Oct. Vl3, At tot. Alte.i...ss, and Mr. W. lane, ie the etty preen, t 4 WWI. t Litt, No. ~ L.,!tto the count, 01 c, at the Kte r I).reet. VI at ick, in the and ctupwau, 41 Porough at( W.t. is the county at twelve, at the ick, is the tuuoty wt. in the Isle of Inen sad stowilou t Sun Inn, its New. et, in the or tronenenget, eeala to Newport for. tkele of Wight, ty hum. tlealet at. 4 iewport aforraid. o the lite of Wight, A meatroan, delcer is Newport, in the ;gg, of Manchester, r 4, *baler% indctuy garl, in Maucheiscr lilt, in the parith of -Aca.tet,crott..u.s,•.4l of afistol, liman, at tire;.., at ic said eity of Bur 7. the city of Londe., e of Wight, in the dealer sod charms. Ltish of Ash:nit.iiniis otton spinner, itesien Primo, in the County the Province of ma. the c.,u.4ty of Socef. I ills, in the re,intt et 'Pb in the city Lee stl•-street, Leag At-or, at public dome, in the idletet. motvetteet. in the elty Mile E t ta, o'4 Town, nott-,beet, Gra:now ay, Peati-itmetPSAN ?enter. and late of 800, ►ot► age, in the •aat, et late of Lisceltis-lca, on of the FLEET. et, 'in ttio polish of St tba pari,b of3t. Untie% it sod for tho Cocoti of C. in the covet! of Somer. Dung GiOutettif, At. Fri on at BODMK io ;:arnwall. f HeWon, in the County If the County of CAM t. Tudlow, in the clarity (itch. in the lee e r. of Chattaiii, in the We 1, glover. YISTICRDAY ......... 691111 931 6 SO Nlll lb 71 • 149 Is. es. do. . li. du. U Arens. 191 tql. 69111 911, Stock broker, kill,a4d9fOwns* cow 4C,IE-Sart. 16. 47 Vs PO I.l* n. C 60 Ds's*. 611 Irto 6l .I.w l4j .... _ ik .......... 11 1 •••••••. 4 rsugal Gold ot nd SitS pin es. 4 • Onto% *sag • Oallars .• .. Itt WI Nero •••• 3 bi • Lew. sack . • Jr lia•ak of H 0..•• Si pe , Conti GES. PI a Trinity to Wu FietewvaJ, oaoe to arch, by the Rev Dv S • ow wb Mir Levet', Q., Mme'' IS. qt of tlottoo-poSno. 7„..„. It ermoodoopoot.CX; orooomael Sio AT LiNDUN Even .7 1 1V113501.1. Pa. 17. Dukes andel!, and po` lolled Du t" lankto.t's er..,11..n, Strang. na • B.!vir.-stt,e. Long Acre . ant to tha Odoa (rat r ' . SLIMIER 1155 ) THE ATRE-ROYAL, DRURY LANE. rrHIS I'HESENT EVENING, Sept. te, 1806, 1 Their Majestic; S•nrants vtl• a& the Comedy at THE BEAUX STRATAGEM. Archer, Mr Fist in A.inwell, H hitless Sullen, Mr. Powell; Poia-31, Mr Johnstone; Gibber, Mr. Wewit- Eel ; Windier), Mr. Palmer; Scrub, Mr. Penl• y Otis second a ppearance on ebb Stage). Lade Bountiful. Mrs. sp e w, ' Donnela, Miss Melloo ; Mrs. Sullen, Mar Outman; Climb Mist iScYog• After the Play, a Isieertisement, called, THE FAIR CIRCASSIAN. prineirst Dancers- , -Maeemeiselle Padua Asa Mrs. Sharp. Ti which will hr addra, the Musical t; utestainseens o f THE DOCTOR AND THE APOTHECARY. Thomaio, %tr. Purser; SI urnsw.l4l, Mr. Wewitears Cartes, Mr. G.bbou ; Joan, Mr Butinster • Dud... Sawn, p i t r . m a ,„ thews A Mrs. Mountain; Mast On Satoiclay, She Stoups to Conquer; with The gesersin. s OVENT- , ;AKDEIt TO -MORROW. FRIDAY, Sept. 19 b 111116, will be rifled, a Play, called, THE MOUNTAINFERS. &IRAs% Me IlLewobeglialgarellallmar Mr Welly; Leme Toth, ' Mr. !seep; Mr Murray ; S7di, Mr WAllCilita. Miss Tyler; Botayda t Miss Taylor. To ;Mei silde.l, • IFireh, - eellott i , T µ WE FLY TIY NIGHT." OR, LONG STORMS. • Gelseral Rani Mr. Mundru , Capt. Widlaile.s66. OSP. tee ; tenet Mr Fawcett ; 6 Onnt, Me. Lesea. 1,64 Lime, ilarenport ; Mrs St wiry, Miss Tyner. The Petite ere rerpesnfrilly informed, that Min. Madan. is inigavel n this 'theatre, and wall make bar S.R apemen. it sa S On Monday nest, in tin Character a .n King Henry the Raghtlt. TO THE WIR nil . INDEPIEN OEN t FIACTOES 01l "IHE CITY OF MAN IMINSTER. T bei., a m.mtest ehuy which you owe to rue own Ildwordence, and to the Meow, that great Pd. t and til Character, wh irr-• .arable less occasions th • ”rrsenr V cancy in vr•tar Keptiwenia inn, a t to pledge yt.ur.e.re• csnice of a Successor, until a nubs e Meet. tee ~.all 11.0- ii.^.i . aineJ the gee nil Sr-mowing respeetoig M nt. au I P mei lc ins or those Cho may aspire in the H .n ..ir ni suite:Alum him; We hereby erw, Notice, ', it a Me ring that otir,ose way he held at the CROWN an SCHOR TAVERN in the Strand, no THURSDAY l• X F, the 11th last. at Twelee eels* precisely. beet:label 16, 111P6 Abraham Walker. %V H Manliest. Cisiornt Chapple. F. Gli.eme. • Lcharil Moruas.n. Thwhas Raker. Milian Ease*, jr. Welitea. 3 Koly J 4. Gibbons William Mashy. 11 - 77 A - tti nlmDkrtliDOlr ,jr_ THL W AU- _ _ - t IF TIM CITY i v WID3ThefIe3TER. GENT LEM F.14-.-The melancholy Event of Mr. foes Death having made a Vacancy io the it leeLiente- Oen .4 ohs, C.ty, I pn.atenee to am lora in a Candidate op -4116 thee orninen, which I mere ever deeply tern No man can be mme sensate etas I/ em of the treeporable 1.4.• which we hare all 1111111tained is de death of ibis rime and &twig ...tied fitatesenao—..yellt eery hsUop win beet repo, et mat ran he mid 4113 that estiteti ; Igo ignitor, eleadern, 1 dealt se ey Mn pea be be peeteeded, that if I should be beeeteee by liar ampore j , 1 than POMP teem , te remeaelea, that she MO dies eat tea tibleb"b M Pim beeir, will he* ormere MIA 20111041.10.11114 2 11._ 4. 03 *al& pia NI o.llllllrelhanlSOmes Ibilble4llMllllllol. lba bee. re". dlef Centotry, inearasetely won -EMI se deep ems seat tie ..tb Om imisresonee et times "%MOM ; sod it wilt be ayreautt.eg imeeswer, se the Resserneeleteie of se amis. a past of VIE. met btettepebt, beet ley engem M▪ id set diellsemeet yew steams. base the beerier le be, lAtb tie • mom MP., Gmaleates. Tow vet MOM Illeaftweberiesl H !VW,. Sept. lb, MOS. THIL GOVAIMMENT srAn, LOTTI Comassmas Dirks( NM era Mewl 10 1 ,011111. Mr ant Deems IA Ti; Ivan (Om hire Aso, b.a NAM SO MHIS ?tai plates su wbe pusiksie I A Drawing Maim% um egirl ra set been elfeved in the ;Man= et a r mi r. Only Twenty And the Samoa esiiiima 3 Ptiasi ad It $ • 5 de. Its. Arc. No Plias low ilia. Twenty lhassada. • TM PAS,: will sbasne dist Seats New en paid is swarms manes SO lier a 110.0Sul. i ani so is Po wation few sews sihao Prigs. Timm sad Shawn we so Sate at all the LiONIMP4 Urea/ OAPs. wod M Asir Alit". MOIR CAPITAL RILES, And Fe,. Therusand leer Taos Awe la.& State Lottery. The iotaloon Ticket entnlei to TEN THOUSAND POI • NDS: All ether Ca oital Man are atluat. IIURCHASERS of TICKETS and SITALES have the opportunity of obtaining all the Capital re‘, provided thee purchase before the Drawing c rmmcncet will be at the 13th of o:tuate molt .—The 5C410111411 tootains equal Advantages of TWENTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, TEN THOUSAND POUND PRIZEs, FIVE THOUSAND POUND PKILKs. &e &c. To furnace Lotteries of double the Numb*, of facketa. 20,0,11 Tickets Only. acrd FL other State Lottery to be burin th,s V 6.0. SCHEME. No. of Mites. Value of each. TWA Vette. 1.61,,ti00 10,000 3 5 Se • Y./ 4 to 4,100 110.000 Tickets L YUO.,eO .IM.MID T' ,lllll a ll . l l ,ll ve , arc ea Sale at ev•wr Lottery o:fice. "rocket Half lO 0 Vghth SII 6 Qaaner •• • 0 I Sixteenth ... •• 1 6 0 GOLDICU rr, of No. 21, King street, Co. • vent gluten, begs leans to rid' MU CIO N4date, Gentry, sul Pointe, that be c minuet to send to all rots of the Ling ua n, hie un.w..sailt luteente4 Family Crst,. ut Esni.einesea. .rkko are kept rerly p3cked, aud urnt off at t:te aheattat no. i .ee• A erste contains 41 dobes in sizes, 6 damn Pl."' 4 ' 4 Lae% 4 ‘1,1:.' weevil', compleat, 1 soup torero c nerd ' la shes. 2 5a9.4 buois, 6 baking dish's, 1 f. r`r drains". 6 otr• k ‘' 64 . pepper*, +.4 ewers an.l b.11..1111.♦ charm.-n. $ hssens, lug% m.igs, SC: Ch_tatoJa Quoon's Wan, 34 IN Gd ;we cra t e; h. at d.ttri. 41 4s arylte., ro all kind. ffs•tb , rterser, the p•tees varying, sceurri•ng so turned., to . 4 ' l'r• pet emirs. Printed . pasticulers M be bid at the wartbrune. bt WANTED. as COOK • the csustry. is a W, woman. ;he eaa he alideniabi• . ' , Ames, hod rbeattliaeas, wages 1. gs. She vial batman ant when the,, is enaspany. A illy at Mew'. ihdig ahlt Bowdots'a, 190, Onfo r d-sa r eet MONEY Le. AND FORTUNES 17(CIEASED. MONEY immediately os Bilk. a m Notes of Hand, or by Annuity, se on any kited of Security; those who have Money may lay nein to great adtantay. Ar pay ow address (ono:paid) to the D rectors of the Distaste 01Stes, Nu Margaret Nttett. Caroadoli•iquare, Of at fist, Ilasei-lane,Cheapskte. TWIN who (squire it. may ha waited upon at their own houses. F Aaft)NAISLL ).WANE CARRIAGES, at toe S I P I . ol tirSe el, NEW 1 01 1 D ATlNN l =a i iieeleekee iiiittatuoucbe, 7 rat. with art. rtwas esorawatacias • Mr. Vases Carriek, and kaprovad Maltaesat Mr.lolater4otay tandam on a replete eanstruc rehistitir 3. Aititemrei SatoothialAtadato ; Ca,Aaia 's sglat Lady D Js light Phaeton. (to ms s ) ger ohs or two Maas t and a great Asantiaent of Lan • err ari IC. M • •• lifddefANS 1111 MOND-STREET -1/63'.0* Go SALE at HODSON and COM -*NW swore Vitalla•am. No. 28. 11051) STREET, several Vaaarail Permis of ludas, Parlay, sad Sows Minims, French tog Swatch Caminito. and mammals. other Articles in Linen maw., of its deem &proved fabrics, varTamted full 20 per eau cht,ipay thane any other house In London ; of %shirk Ns toiler 8 2 pea specimen, yisai-2JO ell.wide hada Mulls, is peon of 28 yanks, for See 30 &wanes, is pieces of 1 ywels, toe t tee India Jacconola, $1 yards in each piece, boo 3 vanso se I and a h.lf, email, sold from 5 to 8 'w eans $0 alloiridle Cambric Jacco.mts, in pieta of 20 yard., from as. to 3 pastas; ell-wide Cambric Morin, from 2ld per yard upward.; yard and half wide ditto, from 2s. 3d. up- ward.; Cortical ditto, ell wide, 4js. the piece of 10 yard.; elegant Japan, Tambour, earl Satin Worked Drew., front lbs upward.; ton Seim of French Cambtics, from 31.. 611 to 3 guineas the piece; ell-wide Town Prints, new patterns. 21.111i1 and 29 0.1 per yard ; Chambel a .d Muslim, Maio and Figured Lostres, Irish Linriis, Simetitigs, D iomi k and Mayer Table l.inen, Printed Furukawa, Lath.. Silk aid Cotton Hose, Are equally cheap. N.B. A Caney of Ladies Meow, de ready me le. - _ . This da, is published, handsomely printed to quarto, on orat ing pager, pet e, m boards, 7.. to be continued aimuilly, THE PARMER'S DAILY JOURNAL, and COMPLE re ACCOUNT Nf, frnn Stehaelmas, 1106, to Nlachae:ntat tet , nn:nencied to all Farmers, as well Provides' as &ropers of Far,..., Steward 4, &tad., &c. as the neat easy and ready Method of keeping the Arrenii4l a Parrs , so arranged that the plain. st Capacity, writs a kcal' , ledge of wntiag mat, ma, keep a moat se •orate and ,unefae. tory Account, as welt of the Labour as the P'Ofilt of the Farm. BY A PRACTICAL. FARNIES Primed Tot I C. end J. Rieingt - ns, N 0.117, St. Church. Yard ; and will by all Booksellers in Town ar„! MADAME GENUS' NEW NOVEL, ALPiIk , ASNLI!,: Tile Day it oselisbad, in 4 volt rice tl . g s . A LPHONSINE; or. MATERNAL AFFEC- nom; a N sal ; b the eatabretra Madame GENIIS ; ene each is justly eilsoidero4 the &of Wee's, of all her ens- beg s it Mr recited the are Reel anew • 1 over the Coe Ihnist, sod hashes. reed with the stsaasst aysdity 4 The I,IIS sad immuuts a wins xtv g vet.. sm. 114. ihoillisacel...aapless. Idslta. Sra l .A b lOrat a TWs. by Mrs. Tairtursnk. • INSIST al ST SLANARDU, 4 Vols. tM by Nias U Feassilus. 3. AUSINTUA; a Torsi, in bee Aas, by M. O Lore, Tag. 6. 110TOUNCS TUORY, 3 Vas. 11.35. by 3. Ikea* kw Loggam, Bent, togs, and On's, Paterenster- The etbj.Y of this welleeld tate is at 01%0S to set forth the hiPPLeees which rear be derived frcns the practice of bene ficence Kut hu ele and *Wove "Moe, and to ethiPtt a 'envies picture oo the alien of which warn productore."--• Monthly Use. July, 1104. " Thu is we tetereating, sfetung, and instrueti•e tale, re- Vete with red manse mad guto; ~,,, ire is ably Irritant, the lietivege is goal, and the sentiments are misstep. tieeable.".-olteti-Jwcoboa, Feb . . . " A plossittat and interesting na•rative. The whole it ite+ patently kimia t h e heart ; and a trill beguile the feeling mind of pities pawn drops".—.Crateal Pet. March, 1404. " :I+46s • eery pleasing an well•told rile.'~E~itish Critic, A ?r - .. 1604. Asa 4.• tatty be had, by the same Author, lately pithliShell, Toe SfORAI.ITY of FICTION ; or, An !Aqui/ tote the Tendency of fictitious Naffkii , el. WWI Ob•rnatlOni mom of the mast iminent. In 1 Vol. 12ino. price 45. to beards. We eaanot too hi g hly commend the design and execntion of this lade Work. 'We INN nothing in it through irit, that doe. not tend to the Improvement of taste, and motel *nu ment."+--Rritiah Critic. Feb 1806. 4. The valeable *raiment+ aryl direet,nnt evpreirted in neat langitag., which Mr Miorrav's Wolk contains, render it well worthy cat attention "—Aclectie Reriew, Ft+. 1806. "'GENUS AVRES AN Li PERU. This My is po'diatel, in an elegant Q,lllllO Volume, iiida. seated by Twenty beautifully coloured Enrastog•, ewe 21 Ss. in bonds, •g•iiE PRESEN - I' STATE of PERU and at L DEpENuEsclu„s, drawa from original used authentic Documents. Tait important and truly isternting Rook is the only re. num. mince of infounatmo in the Enc.ith language, thritugh w hien the public ran bromine acquainted with the tallinte value o. the late coignes, made b• that gallant and cotritorious Corn. mauder, Sir Horne Popham. It will appear by Ms examination of it, that the possession of Peru and Chili mitt be it neatoary consoquitiiew of the con quest of Suenna Acres and Paraguay ; that La Sierra, .he Mine Country of Pere, which has iielded to the indolent Sire niaids One Thousand biannual; sterling, in brims., within 240 yeas, forir.s part of the Viceroyalty of Brenta Ayres, and may be taken posy-sum' of by a angle fkitah Regiment • in fns, vat these countries, which may be taken and snaintal;sed with out ri-k or l‘ pence. wilt, in every sense. more than eorantio sate Gent ann.' for the 1-11111 of Atari:a. and for the agg•an dionsent of our Ki•al On the Continent o f Rump*. . . - . . _ fkiotirrl for Iticharl N., 6, 3.idde street; and to be had of all Blolt.l4lns. Uf orb..in ma, be had. 1. The HISTORY and PRESEN r iTATE of MALTA, by the Cha.alier Itt B v••'.• Ato ilf..istaated with tau soar-Irs ottgrow.ng., T.* *I. ISO id. an boards. B Tne Pie CURF. oi ?ALARM° and SICILY, by Dr. Hager, yin 41 3. TRAVELS THROUGH ITALY, portbetasrly ill the Ki.grkos of NA ,br tze'Asa, 4 vole 2es. Loamy. 4. T.* At ;EN-T STATE IbLAND of SAIIIT HELENA, prior 4b. WSW& Vie IV ALLINii.or Seel. riE COMIS4IONERS for r Muck. NI APeato's Nogg da knik give Notice, Thof *. TD4O. DAY. the 2.5 a how's, it,,, he ready to receive Toilers ie Writdeg, (tasted op), fit• as WNW HOGS, (the eoreaset of WA.CA sot to aretik ltos than 112 Puma). work ! Weeded for Pooh for Sea S.re, as the ro.aecatoe Iltrakrt therein Meg Ame proper 1•Irr, to ao 4 ed w ilo thojeaty's Vletaktlf.p . Prrowes, at Deptford, hesiotesi the 134 of Oefrber voe the 31,f or Moo* apsosir t i tho pee whereof so tale phut as sea 13tH asoete test, red the se,- seloeht ottivo , ies to he twentid twice we reek reek, in sorh revlls . ;!. op. tie .5 that the etude shell he .oreptetest by the Slat or etirch, &Awe osentionost ; east to Le paw jar y tliCs, poeobie nth i . el,ll, Nv.ey Da,s ot/rr Date. over Ibis ter suisob..• this will produce 50 Tow e to , /1 be mgrs. ..1 to • The Cmditi.os of the thatraa may be seta at the Serer taro's Wee. rezara wilt be had to any rewire in tel.irh !he Price rite: art Gt t oso-tea io lerloth, or that shalt sot 101 &livered to ths award before Use **Clock ea the said Th.rodaq, the Übels lootosis, ear soden the Prism Ow va Jvn the Tender, me 10•11, PMMII OM his echelf, atteseds, to arm, rhea called His hi (ATE OF Id. NAI rirt.—SkSi.NTH ELol I lON. Thi Day I. ruirstie4, pries So. the Seventh Edition, with Additions, of A N iNQU, RY into tae STATE of the NA :. I use CORMINICIROGIIt of the present nius sl wadi lii bajue .. re tanteque hello, rasziese core eV, 111 qteettepin et netball, t new vut wesornoc ea /11.1 , •suet.pitrat et eastioratia ou.tra, bucierusi a4elitate tcneamet " Cre. EPVIT. Printed far L•re.n.e, Kent. seek GO Case, Praiser ter r - m; J Itnrinay, PlNllailire This Day are paha:shed, handsomely plated in foolscap Sao. prior H. &Luna.. MISCELLANEOUS POi.TICAL TRANS LATIONS; to whit" is *We l, a Latta Prize. Essay. Br tho Ece. FRADICLS HOWES, A M. Loom Nonfat tot 411600 sans Its If•doloP W whim may be lt,d, wet, published, 1. POEMS; by the „Rev. Robe's.. /alleges, pries es. Gd. Wank S The PLEASURES of LOVE; a Poem, by John Sue att. Fa I. price M lauds. 8 SPECIMENS of SCARCE TRANSLATIONS, of the 21.VENT..C.11 PH CINTUELY, front the Latin Poets. By Robvt Walpole, lA. B.A. H. boat*. 4 The POETICAL WORKS of JOHN LANGHORNE, D D. Roster of Malden. AsseetseAshiee, and Prebendary of Welk. To which are wetted, Metrwiis of she Author, by hle ll*, the R 2.e• 3. T. Loniborne, L L B. T.car of Haratends • troth sad Drayton. Mildlount ; in Y VIAL for.lacap le.. hot. peened, and sathelliiiied with four has Engra•iegs, by Heath, prior Its. in batsds. And a *perste EAtttnn, on wove thick post. Sea. with proof lopseesions cf the 19stei, ptiee IGs. boat*. .b. The IMINATRSL, in Two Rooky, with "whew Poem., he James Beattie, L L.D. To which are sow added, Ikl by Jaml* Hay Beattie, All With all account of nis Lite and Character • written n by ha Father, and new fi rst punished in S s ols. smaltivo fries, beard., ornamented with engiatinv, by Heath, Nese', kc. 11,. and a portrait of Dr. Beattie's Son. _ The %mend Volume, containing the Life and Character of Jane Hay Steatite, with him KIM'S mid Fragments, is *44 moa ning, pima 6s. in boartri.—oDr. Beanie's Lire of a beloved Son, reboot he had the mnriortone to lose at the premature age of tereaty.twe, cannot fail to interest every (relic( heart. The select poviuctions of the young Gentle ~an here olered to the Public, end which consist of then Eng'ish end Latin Poems, with three Dialogues of the Dead, she. him to have b•en weN worthy of the tole'? bestowed on his memory by an affection ate father ooEnebeilished with four elegant eligravings 6. SUNNLTS and other Pecan, by the Bev. W. L. Bowles, fine plates,' prier 6s. board. 7. SUNNPTb, kr VOL 11. including die Bartle of the Nile, Coombe Ellen, St Michael's Mount, e.th a Monody on The Dem h of Dr.Wa-son, and other Pieces, never before Elegantly printed, ( uniformly with the int velum ,) and adorn ed will, four engravings, price is. Stunk S. ?OE \IS on Taf4olll Subjects, by the Kin. Samuel Illiehop; third edition; at which ate prefieed, Memoin of the Life of the Author, to II von footmen !Ivo. price Its hoards tpplicai. just of revision to the general scale of the tistafilishmentrs the Governor in Council has occasionally routed to reduce them within the mon confined li.. miss, compatible with the efficiency of the pebiic set: vice. And at the conclusions of peace with I'. once, in the year 1802, the general charges of the G.ivern ment in, India, especially in the military branch, were considerably reduced, and were continued upon a reduced scale, mud the occurrence of war with the Marhattah confederates. • I. In the political branch, additional charges hairs been incurred in cons-quince of important cr.l sere cemire changes which have taken place in out vela lions with the several Native P, wers. and of tint entire alteration of the rlitical state of Lodi*, whicl was occasioned by the agretsinn of Tippoo bititann and by the sninctuent till of the hostile polln o Mystaxe. ;ice has it beep pradietable,, htfore theve sent time, to revise the condition of our vat ious Se pendenciet and alliances, with r vow to a fernytngll system of regulation. The 11:teitoJtior. of :rfint god the revolutions of aff tits at'' he Courts of all th principal Native States, rtavooccasianed an inerem in the expences of the Presidencies; bat the pr* sent appearances of the state of those Courts atnrd a prosiped ut a more fixed regular course of affair' 4. The recent acquisition and imperfect mere of several of the Company's province,, 7/Mel sarily produced a Inflrd irregular and heavier•es ponce in every department than the otdinar charges of those OTOViaC2I, which hr., beers settle and reduced to order and pool gover.anent for longer period of tirr.e And it appeared to he rei arable to.expeet that a revision of the esrahliehrnei of the ced-.1 azd compered proviners might. at proper mcment, atfor ;. the m. - . 111% of tffieftiog a r shiClion in their respective ehorg.s. nlthough the charges had originally axed with every prai • cable attention to ecotsoio?. 5. Adverting to all these considerations. apple tl apparent approach of tranqiiiiiity ..to. -4 Governor General in cbancil dent t •.e " •pt.rl pity to be favourable to the desirable re e:t • f. Jneral revision of the satahlisimaents, and ar.o.r.iin, in the months of March, April, and May the etders, of which th • atriexed are copii• 6. The extent to which the pnl.lic charge may reduced by the operation of those orders, canner r.. be determined. The Governor General 4 ts 4 cil, however, considers it to be roper to app . ' your Honourable Court of the measures Skiliel 11; been adopted foe this pw pose; restvving forthe.si jet of a future dispatch. statement in detai' elf , amount of the taluaiona which shall be fauna so prafticable. 7. The Ampere ~e _ itt'au , =•“ , r ss ..... i ---.- n the op provinces, during the late war „with Scin.fa and the ltejaii of &war, aid in the prase tiara of the military operations which lican.• nes sary in consevence of the hostile aggmsion %runt Rao Holkar, competle4 his Excellency Commander in Chief to authorise the civil ofEc of government employed in the administratior justice. and in the collation of the revenues 4 provinces ceded to the Honourable Company by Nabob Vizier. and of those conquered from enemy, to entertain. at different periods a ti and at a considereste expanse, same eEraordin establishments of Nudjeeto, Sovrann, and Et undosses, far &e ashintenanee of internal peace 8. The retreat of Jeswrest Rao Holkar from frontier of the British territsiiies, and of the tee ries of our allies. and the redation of the pm and resources of that freebooter, sill now enabli Commander in Chief to make such a distribotin the military force under his Excellency's orlsre shall be calculated w of ord security to our pot sions, and at the same time to maintain cri the tier, in a state of equipment for the field, a fort sufficient strength for the performance of any vice which may eventually be required. 9. Under these circumstances, it may he cape that internal tranquillity will be perfectly n mined by the pretence of a regular Military 14 and in that event the proviociel battalions it ceded Previntes will be competent to furnish c sional assistance in the chile Linn of the revel and to tle performance of all the other duties which they were originally established. The /I Honourable the Commander in Chief hes ace ingly been requested to order the discharge extra establishments in the ceded and congt provinces, as early as it 'nay be pralicalsle. 10. The Governor Genital iss Council has signified to the Conimander in Chief. his ;eras that the provincial battalions already raiseci ceded provinces, if employed only for the pu. of guarding the public treasuries and jail, furnishing occasional assistance to the Teiseel of escorts to the civil officer, according to thi Filial intention, will be found to be of aufl strength to rcrform all the duties which may I quired from troops of this description, in the quered provinces and in Bandelcunch u well the distrils for which they were otiginaily r The Commander in Chief has accordinply quested to order the cstahlishment of guards, may berequired by the civil officers of Govcrn in the conquered provinces and in Bundelcu. be furnished by detachments From the prof battalions i• the adjoining disetids of the pro ceded to the Company by the Nabob Vizier the Courts of Sadder Dawansly and Nmaaust lut have been direked to propose the establish which will he required in the conquered pro' for the admioi-- - :on otjustics, and for the reliance of an eScient pivi7ce, with reference coatingency, that our neir:y.aorlaired territorii be protected by a rezular military force from 'ion by a foreign tCtrlly, and from internal motion. (To D. concluded to-cswww•) Cant. is. 4 Ae RlKlieg of UDOLPHO. a Rornisoos, 4 Vol.. by Ow moo Asidow, tt. r. ; and FEUDAL, TYRANTS, a Romance, VOID 11. Ils. by Oa Author of Tim Monk, kg. will be poblisbod in a tow daps r "Wird for 3. T Hughes. Wienorsiassot, sod to Mihail of aM asspeftable litiveiraollew wad Libraries This Uay is published, wi ' , no eolowio, Wm,. prom 4s. bosuds, TM Second Edition nil THE SWISS EMIGRANTS: A Tale. By H. MURRAY. • - - _ 4... .... - .iiiibi l. 4 . t• , .. : _I 4 I .I S I N 1- . . - - e• : . . iti...., .... ___,..., ,rittob ..., i _ .. ll „ . . , ~,,:e„, so' • ii, •• risva .. 11 r a --- rfr o Ar ,______ . ._ THFIKSJAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1806. 4 j : 11111eLjlif. 4 . ~0„: ~' PRICE SIXPENCE - N.* '' ___,_ . -aa.--. - - - ------'—`------- —•- IS COOK and HOUSEKEEPER BAN[ OF ENGLAND, Si,, le, MOS. since the yar 1798. have necessarily affer9r. ) . ev•rr ; ry . i n . W i d e ..., small faulty, ~ s wa y THE coma ot Dl KECTORS of Me GO- branch of the establishments at cliff.rent per. .ds uS undeniably iceme's...fief for homey, VER/sIUII, mid COMPANY 4 the BANE e' ENG- time. Whenever the state of affairs has appeared to en, wages I. v. She wall be,. an went. LAND, girt Nairn, admit of the effeatial application of just priticiples manikins , . AAA, at Mesta. Len), and " That a G.-item; Court will bo bold at the Plank, on I , nd-street TIIDASDAY NEXT. the 11th Ih.taht, hi Elerau IM urn of revision to the general scale of Use ••staltlishment . , AND FORTUNES IffeItEASED. lforeormen, to consider of a Dividend, which wtll also to oar the Governor in Council has occasionally et,..ira. et the Qearterly Chain! Courts ..pored be the Charier." soured to reduce them within the most confined H. sediately es Sills, a or Notes of r Annuity, Is on any kind of Security; `. R . REST, we. mats, compatible with the efficiency of the public set. ey may lay keel teener advantaga. Aye , vicTuALLI66-urricir., bit' KI, IbU6. vice. And at the conclusion of peaie with I'. ante, vinkid) to Ow D rectors of oho Diseestat r rHE COMMISSIONERS for radrodirop Ws in the year 1802, the general charges of the . Glvern- sret street. Cavoadisiv.squarte, Of at No 11, 1 Miljesia's %AY Ile hereby the ?J ust , These . TOPS- meat in, India, especially in the military branch. se, Cheapside. DAV. the ESI 'went. Nee ea; le res 4 itt accrue /r u de " '" were considerably reduced, arid were continued upun re it. may be waited upon at their own Wine/ (.raid q), aim tram fee she nivehese of a Si RUNG-BUILT VESSEL, store rvigge4 far the SC T rice Of a reduced scale, until tbeownrence of war with the ILL LI-EGAN I' CARRIAGES, aka ' Neu •Iliag Ihroaaest •• 01,,,aima, of shat 50 T.,,, regis• Marhattah confederates. • r , n '^ t alr. ^ 46 0 0,04 0, " 141 a. a . " 40 Tno af balk, reN...l/.”4 I. In the political branch, ad.itional coarges hart 1 ." stumirs. IN * NEW I°l4- itte ' r es I the **Oa witer•of to is bans. fen at rood, Mtn the skim k Clarke VI, licitinithe. 7 ewe . "nth ink ~ ci . ii .,. .. cA. led; .. .lt h. h 440.... a . A . ni . fa t been incurred in cons-quence of important sr.l sue as • Mr. Vases Currie's, and improved but, : a 7 4...fre ..1 . 6. 1 6,. .. i. ma ya ,: seaa. , be " caw claire changes which have taken place in out Teta ":""/ T ireallhaM' on a "P k " eenetnic- wrested alto tokr the geenrd WA, ha Adifett. Lions with the sevzral Native Powers, and .of tht illignmeg lianisch.bwmi " ; Cl o t " nether wringers wag be brew ie re Air. Alder, entire alteration of th•.: psliticatstare of India, whit/ Mee 1 Lady D..••••'s 4 1 " 14 "c t l u t (;° ter tieptelaw jar els riethelliet Growths*/ as. • feed. . Wan i cad a great Asamtsarnt or Lao • was occasioned by the agzressirm of Tippoo lioltaan W " " 0 " 1" as had 414 " r".hria " k 6 IN*. shall and by the subsequent • tall of the hostile pow of - o 24111r a lli t t e l : 7 1 1, = Phu " . , . am be Wino is rgeraft_at lAA, er taat aimat,pt lat attnryea myscae. Nor ha , 0. hm praajeah i s„ b 49 8, 0.41,4 NOW MI Oa* Or the lord Ilefre One . KU& Ws seuirrarkv. - wir ',if ' , hatasa, mar atm ties ANNE eh. sap the Trudge, etas..., sent time, to revise the condition of our vatioss i 4 lAINS IN SONLYSTRFET. "erten en hie lichen: dittoed re armor when rifled 0 ,, • pendencies and alliances, with a view to a form - info iALE at HODSON and CON- • viCrum-Urvi-OFFiCE, slur. if, live system of regulation. The Ihteitoatior. of i...rfius INDIA. BET II ACTS 7300 IR/IM RIESPiCTING REVISION ♦ND RIPON NI 111 INDIA. PRRIENTREI TO INC 1110031 OF C 034119133, IN /URIUANC& 07 ORDUS log TORT PCILtOIL. No. L (Cry?) General Layer. with Ticknor's, Prins the Go vernor General in Council in (lie Pot,lic Departrnenr, to the Clod of Gr.-ours dated 4th Jane, 150:r, telat.se to the RAisino of Establ:shasanta, and ether Measures of Reform, advied previously to Marquis Welleilees 'lsparta a from ir. Almon. ISO& PUBLIC DEPARTMENT. To the Hniiourable the Court of Directors for elfin. of the Horsourabla the U. net Company of Merchants of Eng land Radii( to the La.t Indies. Homou a sate brill—The restoratirm of trar.quil lity in Hindustan, and the sore settled aspen of affairs throughout India, have enabled the Governor General in Council (as already notified to the Se cret Committee of your Honourable Court, in his dispatch, dated the 23J of March last, and transmit ted by tte Berardi) to commence a revision of all the Public Establishment' of the Honourable Com pany in India, with a view to embrace of • final ar rangement of the permanent changes of the Govern. silent upon the present extended scale of our posses sions, dependencies, and alliances. 2. The important events which have occurred 1 • g;c Oog. fM.