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NNW% , Lam 11,1. ber 27. , in if*, Lot Coil. 01, ts, 2, Lir erp..., I the CMI.I , ler, Nnr•. Bridrwa &ad , dealer a, nlrer, 1, It n the ea., tee Tre•rn Ir. Chemle:, I of Sut , rs rmlo.t 16, at . C. Jackwi, , in the ear to ; ., I•,r l• : i, ml,er 16. •. op t No 'l3, :sty of Kent, Maid Lnd county vt the Isethe wca.the-upau- nn % of Bun iuue., maim. 0 .n r. of Newta.s at elerta, 4 In the city of and cliapaier, &Aoki, in the I alapotata, at nth LamithiN, rha — man, iu Kuutstord, the collet, of llack Dog Inn, Hqh Holborn. Lei Igoe, sete ,aa, at 0124, at ft, in the pa runt , in the canine en, &calor and Flohinttnn Ear the parch u( S• ouriarr, de.l,r ♦, in the en% of tuna, at tt“ : at Gralam, is the men, at eleven, otthei.:h. in Use !my of Lancuiet. pea-Tustd, 16h -square, mar bardliareasati and In the city of mielq el Mridt. Dad. in the piriet .ty of Mothball, ay at aft the Pubto 1806 701 WI 93i -Nov. 4. 4? 1.“ C,.. • 3 Date. 62 61: 131 tree. 1 . $. d lord in Cour 9 per es• 4 bsooms •••• •••- 5 kr. •• • -••• " tell • re Beak 0. Hellers 4 Cent. ......... • • 11 ,h the Rev. Wl!hate Cron, let far • r the llooodrable ;Mary neat*, th,rd of M, , ' bon Cerort• or'eno Bockenhini, a 0:d Broad-stroot. to Thome Amen, Etrt• nor. mkt omo of John I.2NDON BNIDUL • ...40 ea &ft° 9 • ;TION• AX 4ISES.-LAND T 44, iarraway's Coffee-houte, Maclates h, TAT FOLD ESE. DWELLING HOUSL, ,avii walled Ga• ninny Stabling, 8 , 1 . 1 )Mein of St J o h n ,I 'he ?remises WC CIIIIBIITI ptsoclpal and fro oh. t morn, Library, eldatiala B ro wbands. plated Dentiptielli elf teipal L.es, Huttehdldia ; ; and el Mr. Soros. K, ILMUN. No. 17, Donee tts. and punlolved at the ent's Cnorcti, Strand, by Selton•otteet, Lnnt Arra to the Ocoee tpowirsk9 1. polo. , ••• --- -7 • NUMBER 1197. j TH FATR F.-ROY AT., DR URY-I,AN E. Orr HIS PRESENT EVENING, Nov. 6, 1806, Their Majesties' Servants will aft the Comedy of THE BELLE'S STRATAGEM. Voriemut, Mr. Elltston; Hardy, Mr Dnwtnn; Sir George rlsaao4, Mr. H. Siddnna; Flutter, Mr. !'saner; S.i•ille, owell; Courtall, Mr. Carla. Letitia Hardy, Miss Peniaa; Lady Tr/chewed, Miss Mellon. In Act IV. &Masquerade Scene. *her which, the Grand Oporatical Romance of THE FORTY THIEVES. The Cheraeters by Mt. Youyi Mr_ Mathews, Mr. Dignunt, II SA.lont, Mr. De Camp, Mr. Raymond ; Mrs. Harlow°, Mr& Waled, We. Mountain, Mrs. Sha , p, Ste. &e. To. morrow, At Drama of The Castle Spectre; after which Die Liar. Oa 111.11114iy, the Cootie Opera of The Haunted Tower: L or a Willem, Mr. Br. are ; Male. Stipule Storace (her 11,,t aprarance this season). - THEATRE-ROYAL, COVINT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, N ov . 6, 1 806, ertil be arnen, aCorwit Opera, called, THE REG,GAR'S OPERA. Captain Macheath, Mr larredun ; Peachum, Mr. Munden ; Loan, Mr leery; ISt o' the Mint, Mr. Tapir. ; Filch, Mr. Simmons. Mrs. Naceturn, Mrs. Davenport, Polly, Mils Balton { Lucy, Mrs. C. Kemble. lu Aet 111 a Hornpipe in Fetter*, by Mr. Platt. TtawßO Bil WassFnmeel ALL THX: W O R LD' S A BTA.dt.. Sir Hilbert Pumpkin, M. Blanchard ; Captain Stanley, Mr. Brenton; Captain Stokely, Mr. Claremont ; Ditywy, NIL Liston. Miss Bibiget Pumpkin, hills. Davenport ; kitty Sprighdy, Mm Beate. T.e.rieerever, Corelaftee; or, The Roman Matron; with The [tomato. l'imelnieri king Eklund the Thiel, to which will be tAded_ Robin linald_ TO ClAtiert ts AND RUILDER9. ripHE COMMITTER for GENERAL PUR- A Nsps,.ol meet at Guedhall, an the City of London, en WEDNESDAY the 19th Day of November, 0106, at Tears te . C:nek at 91 , v0n, to melte pßoposAL4 for FIT TING UP GUILDHALL, for the Austral Entertainment en Lord Mayo.% Day, for period of Seven Yvan. The fitting. op may be viewed at Gaiidnall, ea Wednesday the 11th, and Thenriay the I.th Dave of November ; and Pie a n d Cond. ti.nts may be men, and further Pa rtieelars had, at the Gina of Wert. WUODTIIORPE. \IV ANTS a LITUATION. as COOK, a • anic.agad petiole, .ho perfectly understands her llogioos; tho obioeioa to a single Gentlernan, awd ears be well roevototendo44 Mom to &rest (post paid), to S.W. at Mr. Infant, baker, No. $6, &men street, Oxford street, which Will smog with itnewediett tespectiql attention. A 9 INfrOit'rED, BRANDY, HOLLAND% Ea, end RU4 , ti 44 is quintites of not less than two gal keri, et any protrorta.• of either, for ready rnonq oily, at the falkoriog involve low prie-s :.-13randy ligs. Gd. ; Masada Lb. 61 ; Ras IM. per piton, at PR EStigY and iIARCLAY's Foreign Warellook, Iliaariota-stiett, Covent•Gaiden —.0%1 Fart, goarry, he. prep/eta...4bl cheap. BILLS DIScUU4ThD. BAN 6 ft 3' Acceptances. Merchants' Bills, Ifoliaosamea aradtiontlensen's Ban., Bills from the Coun try, Ent aud West India BJls, Tsar:Lumen's Bins, at short or Sang dabo, discsiontad, and Money advanced by &dimity, or as any maim so,. Thum who have money, may lay it out le owns.. as wn ogre Ottpara. A , jor address (pad paid) to 1111111111wWWWWWDIadismt ascihr.4, Meordesmstreet, Claandialhaquate. or at No. 11, likhafat taw, Now-Lee, Cheap aide. ' Pt, a ßß° jog i wil l i t llip Tneor.fh'Cel4Chkeel the ii Fourth richer an SW it wss 9 es ta conteine $ Prima or .;,),0001., $ of 1.40 0 01., S of 5 . L4O . tad S a pluo., with hum of 4 111., &e. &e. ' HODGES, raw c, sad CO. Sleek &viten, NO. 2, flOrrl bin. 149, o:feed:wee; and 44, It. James'estreet, hare the Ticick:rs sad SHARkS en Sale, on the lowest tetras. ••• 11.464 Amen., the Tic.et Ne. 9,964, • Prima of nova. iirae mold at the shove Olio" 4i two Quartets, two Leith% and four Sixteenth Sham. HAZAKD, BURNE.ancI CO. Stock-Broken, Nn. IS, ROYAL-EXCHANGL. LONDON, are Stain: TICKETS end SMAKE,S in the present STATK wrrei y, warranted Undrawn....TO-MORROW, tip ! umber 7, wilt be the Sh at Day of DMll•ing. Caftan (pet paid) dei7 answered. THE FOUR REAL INOEPENDENF CAN DMATES, which were expoeted to tun for pdhlic ragout on Tuesday last, at coopers' lieU, Basinghall.street, (before the Consisheiowets of the Lours') bane, by rho *d ines of Dame Fortune rhferred th eir afropearance tai 'IV : ktogitqw, Nuessohe; 7th. CAI DIDATLS. ' Prises of 20,000(. 2 —• 1d,4001. Attemlrd A 7 thoir Companions, I Prises of 6,0004. _ I s o9ol. 7 iOOl. There being very fet► Qualifications to be disposed of, apply le the Licensed Larry thficea, tq prevent disappeintm-nr, let Wednesday, Nev. 5, on Thursday, Joe. 6, or en Fr,rlav Morning, No• 7,h11 ten &Clock, being the only day apprahrted as awl!. !Transco this week. qUALIrICATIONS. A Quoliteitioa of 90 14 'lll au!, pia 40 0 .00 A Quahicata.,a of 10 14 0 our poi 10,000 A Qualificrion of 6 7 0 fo4,' ipso ).000 • 414ualAcolua of 914 0 too! pia 2000 A %Welk:owe of 1 / 6 (4 147 so" I.IYI/ f)4TENT SEAL WOOL CLOTH.—Be..A ii. mum and AINOTT respecitully :arum the Nutuldy ..v1 Ladies of Fashion, that, in life w d lye, they will hav- a oen Supply of the PATENT SEAL WOoL CLOTH (fur "41_1, Pelimn, &e.) ; lik ew i se a new A,tace manufactured v Wool, the produce of La Plata, in South America, to ad, esclusively, at th:ir East-India Muslin and Shawl W.•ehouee, No. GI, New Boutistreet.—Ladies or Gentlemen u.l India Sanwa, or other carious Alien, from India, e .qi they rimy week indispose of, II end A. ...,1 give , he ut. wet value fug them, and ammediete irk to payment —44 °. 61, .ad-west. STENOGRAPHY. NI R. FlitAsElit begs leave to inform Gentle ,- ..4 men of fle L aw , an d those interacted to the VVb,ICA•IOII I 1 " 1?. • Perfilitzota7 Debates of other D...catiion,, that t! ' h" 'W. nello , lllll f.....rs Sodford-sreet, to a more cgotral .atson, gm So t, Lvun's imt, ft .irset!..street, Strand SFILW/11 k...&h.4 apwatle of 14 tears pante* be . ta t tognOtie Art, we LHURT HAND wurING (...d , Ispisvis va t i o utiattpottant impro , c ...Jut therein) is atte..ted le9te dogiee of c.stfidattee to o ter hos tetrices In trore•olt hithlol &p.n. of ..limbetsl and natter Proeoaltint ...From at+se:ante is Parliaturest, at sun an .0 tt* Jrl*no ill ' urs toeiss4 end &mooed, hellitters himself' th.tt the IletUrny i.aist. her n., toirt wan tne reismtablerme of fry tam., .agitate tom to • rum o usoce c.„I I:se pubtte tmonteneren :.• 11,1 "" ' ,* 2. 1.700 s hat TO THE GERTLEMEN, CLEW. ERS or THE COUNTY G LLLLLL ass, lAM atizious to express powible, the sincere gratitude more distinguished by vour choice. which I entertained of your consistency. recent proof of your sentiments i the last year, never soft .red tae, would have been the result at the , stances which might have occurred. this day may he corwidered personally the county will receive it as an omen of reasonable ground of hope, that the unanimity HOW happily witnessed, after the various strugebs which we have Nee, will enable us, with greater energy and effect, to deem Die dir Hu in the i:0111(11011 Cause, without distinction of Party, in sup port of the honour, prosperity, and Ind:penitence of our country. I have the honour to be, With the utmost devotion and respect, Gentlemen, Your obedient and faithful servant, Huntingfordbury Park, W. BAKER. Nov. 4, Ito 6. WESTMINSTER ELECTION. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT !LEP TORS OF THE cirri OF W ESTMINS FER. • Geoetiodats, • MPRESSED with army mutatex of gratitude 2, for. the hitherto alinost unsolicited support I have received, I beg leave to assure you, that I am not in the least damayed at the modest appearaime of the Pull. The eirCUM :la nee various kinds, which, (torn the day of the dissolution of Par liament, have ruterfered with, and 4elared the noceataty arrangements lot, a proper canvass of this extensive City, as well as rpy own petiorial exertions, it would be et this sise• ment a uielei. intrusion to detail to you ; I only iatreat you to attribyte this seeming negle to any other causer than the slightest want of respeet, either on the pert of my Prieudi, or rd myself, toward. Electors, who hare it in thei r po wer t o bestow the highest honour which political ambition can merit or ayire ty. Ihave now the satisfaction to inform you, that a systematical arrangement of canvass is estahlished, which I doubt nut, ander your proteainii cod indulgence, will speedily recover the emend lost by past °minion+. I have greatly to regret, that the course I had entered upon, for paying, as as as possibb-, my personal rkzpecto to you, has been interrupted by imexpeeted litdispositiou. and I tru.t to your kindness to make allowance for the cause. I hope to-morrow to be able to resume my slaty is this :insect, as far se the state of the lFrtnu lion, and the difficulty of ;ridding to toy prefetenti w• Lel liwl3. will admit of. Of the ultimate success of a combined, sealnus, and por severing exertion. I have no dolfa. The accomplishment of my perdonal wishes or ambition, is nothing in the great taste in which we are engaged ; and to the mainteaance of thaf cause, deeply, indeed, to be affected by the event of she pre sent contest, willldevnte every energy lam capolli of, while there is as Elector, who, With me. wishes to defend it s left unpolled ia this great and renowned City. have the honour to be, . . With the higheet ropy; An shecerist 411,011)14. Geedentait; yew AHD otedisst shreast, RICH A RD IHUNSLZY >IHERIDA N. Sormrset-place, Nam. 5, MOO. This Day is published, beautifully printed on a pearl letter, in a small Packet INNS*. to New Edition, being the Twelfth, price s. bound, of THE New POCKET DICTIONARY of the FRENCH and ENGLISH LANGUAGES. In two Parts I. French and English. S. English and French Cm. taming all the Words in genera! Use, and authorised by the best Writes The several Parts of Spi•eCh—the Genders of the French Nouns-.the Accents of the E.l 4: ligh Words, fOr the Use of fure+guers—au Alphabetical List 'of the must usual Christian and Proper Nantes ; and of the moss resailtau:e Plates iu the known World. By IHUMAS NUGENT, LL.D. TheTwelith Edition, carefully corrected : eirdh the addition of the new Words insetted in Mnutardier's and I.- Cleft's last edition of the National Fr.mch Dictionary ; qui Irrecularitiss oche English Verb, and Nouns; and a conyrehenatve View of the Pronunciation and Syntex of the French Language, by J. Uuiseau, A M. Priotad for J. Mawraan J. Johnson; P. and C Riving ton; W. J. and J R.chardson ; Suscherd and Letemsan ; Wdkie and Rubinson ' • Darton and H ,• T. /looses ; 3. Walter ; J. Nunn; Laemspws 111Iaw, and C. ; C Law ; Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme; B. Crosby and Co.; H U. Ssmond•; Dolan and Co.; J.Carpeoter ; R. Phdhps ; Wynne and Snn ; and Willson and Somme, York. Of whom mArbe had, another Edlows, in square 12n20. price Gs. bound. This My w published, hanihoinely printed, in 7 vela. Ire. and a.a Eighth in Qaaato, canitainiog Mai.. P.an., and Cams, tilw.tms,re of the Geography and Autvipultacs of Ancient Greece, a new BAatitiii, being the fourth, price 41 M Onesds, of THE TRAVELS of ANACHARSIS the Younger, in Greece, owing the ‘ , 141/e of the Fourth C wary, lief ant the Chrutien Zazi; Trandated fines the French of the late Abbe Barthele It. ' Te which are 'prep Midi, Memoirs of the Life of .7 1 Barthe lemy, written by himself, th 179? and 1733 j with • !omen of the 40ther. •.• 'flaw Edition hp beers carefully , evised and corrected by the lam Pinl Eddies, published' from a Copy, in which eists Abbe Barthelemy ;tad nude numerous Corrections and Additions, with hi, oat* band The Tati.cs, at dad end of t h e see.n t h Volume. are correeted With 'espial% to mail of the Date*, and considerably enlarged: Four new ones are alon addvf, cis 1. 01 the Atlac hdranths. 7. Of the Tri bunals and Magistrates of Athens. 3 O( the °mensal Cvlo• A c,oigiapliacal jarile or Index of the C oun t ries, 06 -5, ice i the Work, with their alludech Names Yoe Map., glans. Views, and Clair, contain several addi tional new ones, and are all (rain now Designs an geaeraron a larger Beale. The plink hash been re-engraved for Min &ti tian .1 the f rarrilation, Ned Ate glaciated with an 116CW2cr. 11441311 ft, as.d eleaten-e, which rend v them, in dig respites Ilganrive, merit pap .iar io times the (ember Ettit.oh.t. N. B. 4 fee C,4.1s ate printot on Sti:ierfne Ran as Paper, and nit' be s i'd war. Proof JoapftS•l,lll of Las Plate. and Mato. lords Col- 1 k J ll 'l' 4 ? grim J ]rioted ' to. J . Obrtg.3ll; W J. aqd J. Richardson; T. 11 , 10,•; corn and Dries; L:ngatax, Wave, a ag limed J.a4d4. 4,lph ? 3010 . ulps.a J. Ma ' , man . TU THE FREEHOLDERS OF THE COV EY OF MID• DLESEX. GLPITLEMILM. WHENEVER the leaders of contending facti.ms par -. ties and in a !;tie now:, the Inanity - Of the world bears evidence, that it never is in favotr, bin always as the expellee of the 'iconic, whose renewal And 'augmented Pillage, pays the SC.aidillooil price of the tecuociliation. Under these circumstances you are now called, prematurely and soddenly, to a flesh eleCtion of your Representatives, it they can be called such; sod a double hopuiture is attempted to be passed upon You. 114 watch-word of one party is—th e ben uf Kings. The *arch. ward of the other is-walse beat of Patens,, But neither allover parties will chess to descend to particulars, and inform'you what the best of Kings, and the Ilieettif Patriots, have nkterip done, wadi bessufter de kw fon. What they have done for thciese rue cc know and feel : what f a rther they will do foe us, we can only irriticture. They who Ivegedesited a New Perlis/went, thus suddenly, in our piesdmt situation, undauntedly have their ow., chime reasons fur it, which they are set hit* to di-close". Brit I am thoroughly persuaded, that all eon present burdelis and restraints, Venatooill and galling as they are, will appear hot hides, when % com pared with •hatthey w ill b e at i b e cline ef this now coining Parliament. I would williegly be insviimental in the !emcee of my cone • try, at the certain expe..er, of i:1 and ?minim ; but it cannot be rescued, yid woul I not ilesetve to be reacudd, unless. the majo rity of the country be uticoo ruin. jt u lit'that the experiment should be tried a arid that at least the proportion of teasaining integrity shoo ld be known; and I pledge my hono-r to you gentlemen, that upon MS present occasion,Jo net de: sire the ale or countenanctiof any of the Parties, in or out of power : that I will not dinfniole, Oaf Conlin{ to the diatribe hon, even oil 'lngle cu.:hialet use, Mill l f umiak. mot consist furin..hing, of a single carriage. If lie irftollllo6llMl Middleael teal the fat a;..1,u0 of Mei; country, aid &sire to re done its grisvances, they will d., their vase parts euwardigiith redress, by an uncurrupt vine ; arid if tins epoch is not tele found in this county elan, time, neat likely to be touM any where else at any lime. Let the Freehultintiof IWisldlesex do their easy duty ; I will do Mine ( which nail use be easy • and iCit than be th a n en. beamed Chaise, I will prove wiyaels their 'uncoristait, dmasusw slated and awaleos Iteporaftwasive. I am, Gentlemen, With full awireoice of your integrity and siairit, You( tans. faithful h irable sweetie, • FRAN:2S %mit:al-T. TO TIIL GENTLEMEN. CLERCY, AND FR F.F.HOLD. Efts or TnE COUNTY OF htiDOLEIEX• Y OUR late worthy Representative, Mr. Gftirge SOUlt0:1 Adatnwansig„ eitfolaim,hiesseif ualhie re.ent oceppri, I am embodaftad to affix my:el to yew, noty, t4r nicciuen-e of the OW; lattiiing assurances of sapper; Mast I hats this day received. Haying actively 41::::::ed sispelf diaring the last knot years, to Ate stushcatioe of your It %his, seJ the rwsKsstioa z our Is depearkare, and bytes a lively falai* km dm usemperier of the ft/ • - _ who.. of my lift, I humbly submit my claim to your attention . I know the futility of profession t l enee hone—l came (onward to resist Him, of whose profeesions you know too mush—lnviolably att.clied to the best of Cop, solicitous ter the 'Sainte/Mete of the hest of Coastdotiona, I on!! pledge myself to that line of mmlu. t, eilikh an sril.mt seal I.e my country's welfare snort fail to iinyire. I have sat in Parliament defier the last too years • the rienee iny Put, Must be the please of ray future.Ouoduct A I .d as I then ietell, se she' I continue to aei...4simeestly awl 13. oleyeaditutly ; with riot additional animise to exertion, which the representation of the hen ci,uoty in the kiege.mi tow; rye, mid with the Collett determination to cseeute, with chili:mot and gd l.ty , OM mail/old duties whinb it. interests require. I haws the tumour to be, Gestleinen, With the hishest . iespect, your ianst devoted servant, Bush hill Park, Oct. 31, lEga. WILLIAM MILLISII. Di B. The Committees (or conduction Mr. Mellish's Elec tion, will sit daily at hie house, No. I Id, It..heysaatit street Within ; and at Mr. Thomas Mellish'. Chambers, No. 4, htone. headings, Liseole)i.ino. T., the Right Hlnn. the LORD MAYOR, Itir W. COIYPI, But. Mr. Akterisarn CUMIE, sadAll.Y.3 MIME, lan. Mr Lea° AND G win, lii AVING lully considered the circontst4pees of the Election, and 11li present State of the toe. p• de es tidy reconarneed you to forego all hotbox personal at tendariee upon the Hustings, from this Das. to the close of she Pull i and that yoa forbear to mime th. Vntes of y.:aar re siaectire Frierals, leering it lolly. disenkion of the Sheirffs to comply with the la* for kee;ring open the Rooks, to *loch the unpoiled Electors may spontaneously reialt. Guildhall, 3d Nue. 11106. Thos. J.nreland Samuel Hutchioson W. J. Reeres 1 flv l iPs Joseph Merman Henry White WOl, Salt Win. Clark, Jar Urn Juhu Stuart: Civis. Dunkin John Mac:itch Wm. Gould E. Colebateh " lefm.'Onvlll, Jun. Ino Rea Wm Nan ma Jana. Dixon Inn. Morgan Wm. Dilchicao Rola. Wiutbruan Peter rope Sam,. fliirward - Masora Rosner Wm. Roes Jon. Vykin ieltnre Mathew Rd Cheesw7i:let I'. Margery James Teddy' John Ai , ode troll Wood Samuel Thorp Jacob Wrench 4 Redford Aka. Rnu Daniel Count I WIII. Mane Fos.. Wetherell IN) THE Mr'9ll.TY Richard H. w, F. Saynter Thno F 1 leper T. M. aardni Thew. 4yres nod. Greenaway J. Nockaa lases Cade .1 G W.ench Samuel Butt. S 1% - sd.l Wm. Wood Jrrsh. W. 14 ItJsa.d Kenablo John Wild Jno Clerk - - - R Pinang Geo A. Aylevat W. Masao. INDEVINDENT WWI OF LONOOH. Cerra twan—Mr. Aiderman HANUT having, at the commencement of the P. 41, declined so be a Om. an , l Mr. ATKINS harirl ib:a day poWieheel his deter spit,on to proceed 1.0 further Sr. the £LP. now, we have ato y.e.draft to the above rortwarnesdation at our resportore Inc:ant; mad, tberefoie, we 1211.11 yea will tiCO.4 us, if we dtecontpree ?ersunll attendance, teas Tills DAY to FRIDAY NEXT. at Dire.? 0'04:414 when, by Au of Parliament, the Poll will close. We are, Gendenio:•, lent tliftb et.Fsed and Caialhd JMRS SHAW, Ma:. .r. M. COATIS. H. C. COHSE. Wov C. llf C CHARLES evicE. i t ub era 1 ods D.. I Ogllie die Author. I compilensent and [h.__ _. -... iiieftil a leak : a produced aillie egleMw t 0( much .m.• aM gait lathed caseated with 'trice. Adelity."—.ll4iin , bly dee V.. 1. 73: As above may be haf, by it.. woo AUtIBM• NAVAL and MILITARY MEMiedta el GR4/1:T. THIN. from 1727 to 1723 The hissoo4 Edisto*, s Continuation In 6 cola. eve price 51. ea in oars GEOGRA POT. .I T is the least praise of the follmirojr s 4. Elemental, Wurks of Cisetess.by 1 4. 1 0 , ; Of better adapted than any sothsrAp. wow old useful science, the real us Wig. that *Ley feral. effective system that alter ran enatthred. by which pili all ages may iipvedid• and us/lately attain a clear WO knovrledge of Genr,:ihi ; ate 'Cie, sane lifibe *it el decisive pre-eminence, Ja Jae wily radical 'wino by. I the • deienell can be 'erectable, said eerily, teeillt ie . .qw miliaria. 1. 714 Cit4MM4li of GtOONAPItT, wl4 I he. 2i 64. 2. ThS GEOGRAPHICAL COPY-1000, Air thee Clam • cnnunieng Ansel' outlihe Ma l i,. is Ise Cies i.. p , Stiiih;nt. Price 3.. d The G EOG it A PHICA E CCIP.Y.IKKIK, ha the b . , Cul , p.rptai.oug fy , ole.9lnas of L:qes of Lime& Awe 4, tude 'for fifteen principal Map, le be bllertss mad Risieha the Skein, Stale its. Pike St. 4. POPULAR GEOGRAPHY. ocoasaisi. liDortglig the' mat iocenilsing an( entertaining leatatie of geogfi = Emmert representing iigg a illustrated rids a et,/ esenting Om q4 and custom of Nitiont. de. d ': 12a bound.,' Al' by the Rev. J. PINITII. Printed for wawa nipi e sot., 6, &Ws* stml• friars. wad to be bed of ad eleteildet tepd peak!. is I rah the fall eileveance So Schools. • . • . - - • FORA TUN lIITELLMENCL. , - —......_. . ' FROM THE DUTCH PAPER'. TENTH BULLETIN 011 - THF. GRANO ARMY .. Nsuontmens, Oct. " Among the aim wander& taken in ;be bi of Jena, there are several !Zing to the P'ut Life• Guard , the devices of are its French .. The King of Prussia dew Me _armisti 4 six week, to which the LeVerer replied, f The wail not think 0 ya fancy time to tea himself after a vi - olitak.ed.' In the ni while, the Prussiani hadikeen 13 ?E! . 11/11t is spris the report ',bat an winiwice bad been wadi: that several of our. lastpleala who pet 1 41 6 1 easily made to believe Ti as afat..l. " Marshal Soak arrived at' Gennep en 16th, in pursuit of an estmoy's column, sups to be from 10 to 14.000 smog, a-d :imam ; the Sin in person. General Kalliveuth, this cohost', inforuirArmiPayd• M toarshal S ashaalsahad wla la i 14_44 Marshal answere ee d, d it watt Impossible that the 1 peror could be guilty of snob an Oversight, and 1 he should give no credit tomb a report, till it du be officially announced to him. General Kalkre then eepresied bii wish to see the Marshal, who inecliately repaired to the sivanced guard. • Vs do you require of OS r said the Gepseral, • the 13 of Brunswick is dead; all sow Onerale are Idl Wounded, or pristmersi the/9mm rd . ., oar .n is retreattug; your its ealloseasit ira the King has deatandd a ceased', of arms gad impossible the Emperor should y his relineet ' Monsieur L ,' will e General 1 Sauk • 6ba long since we have been treatsis this min our enemies have appealed to our isecusto generosity when they saw themselves overcalls After the battle of Austerlitz. the Emperor Bt ed an armistice is the Russian army '; this wa means of saving them ; and now, look at Jae manner with which thew same Russiaas eon themselves. It has been said, that the Rust will return, and we burn with desire to nvet t again. We have not given the Ina cause Ivo unjust war which you have commenced attains This his been declared without any provoca The battle of lens bas decided the tate of the sent campaign. Our business, therefore, now i do you all the injury that Jigs in our power: down your MRS. and i the mean while, I dial main in a situation 'to receive the Emperor's on 66 To this the old General had sciestiucis to ril Of colirse, the two Commanders separated, a:141 Wines immediately commenced ;Abe ctesesps was, that the village of Greaten was taken, eke Fly defeated, and closely pursued. , 6 'llse Grand puke of ling, and the Man Soult and Ney,' formed a jurattoo on the 17th lath, and are rnarching tq :educe the enemy. • ' •• it is beyond a doubt that they have surrtaui a great number of the fugitives ; while the r and fields are covered with caissons, and baggag ail descriptions.' •• Never did a great vitlory occasion greets. , fortunes as to its result. The Reserve, under Pi Eugene of Wirtemberg, has arrived at Halle. •• Thus we have been but nine days in the I and the enemy is obliged to make use of his la sources. The Emperor is advancing against 'I and to-morrow he will be attacked, :1 he *basil ipain in his position at Halle. " Marshal Dayoust has advanced to-lag to possession Of Leipsic, and to throw a bridge the Elbe. The Imperial Life-Guard will juin last. ' 6 Besides the magazines found at r aunt! we have made ourselves masters of a greatet i bee at Weissenfels. ' " The General in Chief Rucbel has been 1 is a neighbouring village, mortally v sus Marshal Soult scot him tits surgeon. It eel. have bet?. the detersztination of Providence, ... those vshcs hart been the causes of the war, sl alsa be the first of its sactilies." . • f ,O 4 • e • . i'r -•-, ,e••••••. A-. • 4 \ • ' • • pr, - sir , 1, ./... i icor ( - : i ~. . d! .l - '2,. 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Indeed, the high opinitm honour of reprs.eutitig you in Padianiesit, pesUirt me 11"" end Pers•ns in tlics, frum Ms ea•linit Pena& to ti which I entertained of your consistency, connected with the earnestly to mlisit the I of your Attendance end earl PoILI .ent Time. recent proof of your sentiments in my favour, in the come: of „ ~,y b e h a lf.. k ROBERT BFATSON, L L D. the last year, never tuff .red noe, for a mo:nent, to •loubt what The Pell ovens TO MORROW, November 5, at Ten , , Printed fur Lougillso Hurst Rpm, aed Ogee. would have been the result et the Election under say clrcutn- o'Cluch precisely. . I have the honour to be, noster.tow. stances which might have occurred. Flattering as the event of Your oril.geil .ind Aerated servant, ' " The Public are certainly oblig.4 to die Autism, I this day may he con s idered p ers o na ll y to myse lf , I ern persuaded . - WILLIAM RUSSALLL• complement and . publication el s. 0.41 • Work : a the county wilt receive it as an omen o f b etter time., and as i Wkits Hart, Guildford, N ov . 6, 1606. • produced white e 4 non... .../ ranAls ...... ......a .—.:o 1......- reasonable pound o r hope, th a t t h e unan i m i ty now happily WESTMINSTER ELECTION. • CoMAIIITTILS AT Tilt S ■e, WHEREAS, on Mor.dsy Evening, alter the Clore of the lull, a d.iring and desperate Assaylt was made on the Right Hon. R. B. SHERIDAN, immediately ie ha pared through the door of the /parings, particularly by three Reliant, who it 'ppm* Meg planted tberesithet these fee that purpose, morel vetiver; witiawsl Dayeenwas new M custody, and committed frit trial, aimed a stroke at Mr. She ridan's head, which, by tbe testimony of four witnessed, would pr,bably have killed him on the spot, had net his weapon Diva arrestei; sad this. being ramie to believe, that the other two wine known te mime of the Parris near, this is to gm Notice, this a Remodel ONE HUNDRED POUNDS will be Paid by this Committee, on the detel ion, appreheo roe, and eoevittion, of either of the said Wonders. tfiTER MOORS, Laairman.