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changed. Tim seine of gamey* that winless, and abets -hall bo furnished shovel be the east that they may these Mr • its without theappeismaid. *beadle. a' 4111 1. An. H-r-r The Whel; Non-Gmaseamiesed dad% and Snidest, tab ere emended, and in the phee. shall balsitided itt the hertgoing article Them viii, are In a state lobo re moved alteliiiilme the gemisio ietatedletely ; end dime who are Dm is 9 stagy to undertake tbeieureey, shall remata at the Isarr, of ilk plosion Weir'''. and shall be Mhos care of by person; emplafeed ht AO terrice t and a. aeon as they are cured, or in a ensile of enevalemence, they shell be forwarded to thei ' impactive mime end to this ellen the ~snows passporte shall be ievess. ii =er.sesTlik elliceet. IlleesironecheMed Obsess, and Mao re wounded, dish be Modelled be the stove 011111110001 Article} sad thet;ore be left to the French spirit 411111Na4 Mily le iitikinsely knows. - . AllblamoTmehlessm, ge Motive o'clock, the Gate of St. . ' he dallestell he. se be taboo presessioo of flora the illidl `t..rwilhentheiGmerl 'gall Mop their pests within so f ' wee hlrrtlietill fienisess shall Nixie in the place • end it sing be peincitiail is as eve te cone ei except the em ads. se=eursod fie theerwromae is r of the p 1 .eoliveltellmtin,thp Rest Article-. . , Art. IT ...4boalsl j oisavy to the tenor of the above alit. le, •i- Zoe,' ffres-eropee.Wittl Mum or Soldisie come i n to the City, the, thell be lassedieeely seised, and doovred over to Me goartioe the otter pest. 111 She manlier, no military peisciii beloweihp M Mitieuribminsksll go nut fli the place, se lone .6 at,' seeessoc.cmales. excepting Daly the Officers who na.iy be di 'patent d be the Treeels liesdlpsarterx AnoweiArolualieled in the /ha Article. Art. V —On both Wes Cometessiala shall he appoints.' .—• They shall immert itia.litl tor, frees title mow nt, that It, Froacte- Ottani stall ash roomier, of St Johrts Gine, and they Mail &Mow op theitilusy mail the departure of the Ganinin. At the eppoiseled dote, the usecemery pasemits Mall be given to the Peignan Cestimideries, tot the more el the Gammon to the Slates of Hisimesies Majesty. Answer... TM Csoniniseane" shag hold themselves in readi ness IN wabarrew tonnes, the 19th October. to attend le the anertsefor nf the arttnera sad tratersota ; the peatporta for the vartarrsolol44 be Smltmemmil en the Camimarenms of He Majesty dm Lei 4 Prorate Ara Vl.e-Trinte preperty ollefl be sespected,, and sodstakes the rotochess of Ms; Majesty the tweeter of the Pm& sled lima of &de • Aaron, wetwystry shall be esseethel. I ' Ass. Vii....rbe prinferty beleeginc to iselividuals of the Gsesisee, whist, enema be nmasedutely sextented, shalt be pr.. alined - *Me; the twee of three althe reckoning from the ems nutenireipituLtimt. so tthat . parsers may mush Moir pepsin, to its recovesed. seethesselapp eisesocasso se Oneee'ot .. a ,imitt..—T., be 'swirled worsting 90 the Finn Article ; Or. siiiti i stern shell obliged to take their baggage with 0111111. AMA' Ve......"e5e *a assatent this Capitulate's comes inlet EMI, II Moran 011 em shag be wit to His Majesty the 0 raw.. PO la she nen Atka' him. -rm 6.64,,,1 p a g . badmen, to His Prussian 1114/MP, MI be sai in Etfonh, shall be met under e•- •eitsirimirompb. mops he mime or Hue Maim's** cities. Auswe'.-rble Imam wail he Mid Mire his Royal Highness the 9.and Dube Pews laments' et Cleves and lbws In lei" Csaitt•sasicio shad he inefodtd else Semen Olken, who as, er of 'sari ts-efe iv tostiltge-ice in the garrison. (Signed) • CiIIAIMILS VOS raIIESS HIfIoPOLITI PILEV.AL. lefustb. Ilteb eineber, Ills - C. Tamed o'Cloels in the Smiting. —.......—. Zi;HrH SULLETIN OF THE GfIAND ARMY. • - • " Weimar. Oct. IC, motile - « The different turps of the may that follow the enemy, mod rimy mown accounts of the capture otprisoriers. baggage, artillery, magtzinea, and mi• litary appurtenances of every description. Marshal Dairmist has made himself master of 30 MINN of carman ; Marshal Snult of a convoy of 3000.111100• semis of flour; Marshal Bernadotte of tIllffilltle• seams. The enemy's army is so scattered in the' direstion of oars, that a battalion of theirs entered nee of mu sight campy having mistaken it for mat of then , own. •• The King of Prise d& drifts IS scare! Mngie burßh. Marshal Mollendsirt lies dangerously ill of his wounds at Werth. The Greed ionise of Berg has seat 11im his physician. " litivadiee-General Durosoel has bad an obsdp nate .Paso with the 7th audit:l.h regiments of chat seism, which terminated much so their Manor. “The Major of the 10th has particularly distin -1 0 ier-General Colbert, at the head of the 3011' 4 =4 and lath chuseurs, made several sue : amid dowses apes the enemy's infantry." •• 4 ei. til mohdri : gt e rnwa tlLUl of Erfw t inta • THE GRAND ARM marched • horsedsosso cieor s b a in t fir ai nthori ve ce ilna g . h r' t. oGeLY.l7 h a . la re : / 11 0 1 w 141 y and Cit ade l ll." ciostry. the Clarke Pao vernor of the rth, and toe neigl: T uri t ag imeens4we irat'! m ef Erfurth is a ol•ie one, with id. storks and cose min ents, and provided with every n for a defence. 11.16 is an int . and may serve as a centr=e rillit! bur operations. In the ith B it is said, we ;sad taken from to 3o etiT;477 colours. Thor. . 011 already 45 at head-quarters, and i t e ob2bh OTC: C are more than 60 taken. They are the etvin , irs whisk Frederic the Great presented to his so:dsers. •• The colours of the Quetn. ornamented with bar own hands. are among the number. Is It appears that the enemy tPrassiao.) wishes to collect his fotee at Magdeborgh, whither we are, however, maielting from all patio's. The several corps of ibo limy ants ptrrtult of-him - try diabrtile' way.. Every mom•nt areive Couriers with tidings of the surrender of whole battalions, with their arms, artillery, baggage, Ste." •.• la the preemie et um., we are obl;aeut t..1-fee the tn .rrt.en „of the totattletug aa.tinufs I.li our welt nutet:et.— .W*4es Coav aws HAGUE. CC r. 30. . We have received intelligence, that the head. quuterscf Hi, Majesty the king of Hohand halm been removed, first from Wesel to Muiii..er. and thence farther on to Paderborn, alter, they are now fixed. The Dntth u rps of the army, the ran guard of the Army id the North, Las marched out of Wesel On the 2^...1 and 43d, the i.ght t.oups spreaJ them selves in the ernintr of Marce, and 113 t:.e territory of Mtiosotr. On their approach. the troops of Pros. sin were callrd in. On the 2attf i theaslyanced Kurd trot possession of Munster. itt the fortress were found nirgaziocs filled with prOaiiiom. Possession is tuktu by several Olfierirs, especially commissioned, of Osnaburgh a15..1 its territory. Ernb den. Dormund. the coulity ni blank. he. in the name if the united statics of France and Holland. The lia:ch troops ore in high spirits, obbur y r ' t h e moat ornaly discipline. and display the naast mat , I ?. ' To-day the High Military Tribunal pronounced sentence against the late Governor-Gerteril of Suri nam, Peter &ranger, by which the said late Go vernor is found Getite of misbehaviour and neglea of duty in his military funClions, and declared henceforth incapable of serving His Majesty, and, moreover, condemned to pay the cots of the trial. —(Steots C t, 08. 31.) THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, NoVIMsIR 5. The KING has been pleased to order a writ to be issued under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, for summoning the I. Right HOD. ALLIANDLA HAMILTON (commonly called Marquis of DOUGLAS and CLTDLSOALI) up to the House of Peers. by the style and title of Baron of Dutton, in the County of Chester. Ihe Kt G has been pleased to grant the dignity of a Baron of the United Kingdom of Great Bri tain and Ireland, to the Right Hon. AUCNISALD Earl of Cam tug, and the heirs male of 'his body, lawfully begotten. by the name, stile, and tide of Ltron All SA. of Ailsa, in die county of Ayr. The KING has been pleased to grant the dig. niry of a Baron of the United Kingdom of Great Britain aid Ireland, to the Right Honourable Jou* Earl or BPISAIS and the heirs mole of his ►ody, lawfully begotten, by the name, style, and title of Baron B AAAAAA A of Taymonth Castle. in the County of Perth.—(Garele;). It will be seen. in our ucount of the Kle&ion for the Borough of Southwark, that Mr. Tiannav has proved an unsuccessful Carsdidste. We yesterday gave the substance of the three Hamburgh Mails, arrived on Monday night, the last of which became due on Sunday, and also an nounced the receipt of Dutch Papers to the Ist, containing some details of military operatloos. Those details consist of four Bulletins of the Grand Army, from the 6th to the 9th, inclusive, so unim portant, that the Meabcor has not condescended to publish them ; and the Dutch Papers acknowledge the receipt of four more, so the 13th, inclusive, which they do not notice. We may therefore presume, that they are still less impotent than the preceding numbers, or admit of inferences not very favourable to the slam of a a. The point open Thies these &Betio lay the great est stress, is the surrender of Erfurt ; but that event has not even the recoranstedatios of novelty. Thu surrender of Matt was ainnanucadt as a so• rollary to the vinery of the 14th ; lout it is well known, that the 7,000 Prussian prisoners made there, have been since liberated by a Prussian detachment, and that the Fauna have only gained the posses sion of the place. Oa the 17th, BOP AAAAA a bad scarcely dared to move a mile from the scene of salon on the 14th. The country was open be hind him. The Prussian army, he says, was anni hilated. After the viaory at Ulm, be flew to Au sterlitz. If be has not followed the same course in the present war, and Mown to Magdeburgh, we must presume that the day of the 14th, was a dear bought viftory. He could not have wanted say hint from his vanity to follow up his conquest, and yet we find him at Weimar on the 17th, almost in view of the scene of anion on the 14th. Bon AAAAA a would am banes these three precious days for nothing. We, thessfora, meat attribute his inertness to his in ability so take advantage of them. It may be pre sumed that this eosin& is the result of a laudable caution ; that he is afraid to advance too far, lest Austria should fall upon his rear. Prussia nil mourn, in sackcloth and ashes, her negleft of this past in the leis war against Austria ; and Bort AAAAAA mar - Mr — that Austria, taught br experience, w.ll avail herself of the advantage. For this reason, he has probably remained three days sedentary at Weimar. It, indeed, any other evidence were necessary to prove this case, we might refer to Bun. 's urgent demands fur reinforcements. The head-quarters of the Dutch army, under King Louis, were, on the 30th, at Paderboin, on its march to join him.— Reinforcements (turn Italy were also upon their march for the same purpose. Looking at the state of the public mind in Holland and Naples, we can not suppose that he should withdraw a single soLlier from either of these points, unless in case of extremity. Had his lass in the haute of the 14th be:n so small, and that of Prussia so great, as the Duch and French accounts stated, these succours could not, be necessary. Su late as the e4th, the kronar head quarters were at Dessau, and the Prussian army, after much annoyance in its retreat, is said to have cnaccatrivol iucU, to the amount of between 40 sui 30,000 Men, between Brunswick and Magdeburygh. where a battle was expeard. A Russian division is said to have arrived at Warsaw, and some troops of that nation are said to have even reached Custrin on the 25th, at which dive the King and Queen of Pat/SSI4 were at that place. It is, however, to, probable, that the Dutch and Grand Army must have united before the Russians could arrive in great force upon the Theatre of war.—lt is also to be considered, that Saxony and Brunswick have been detached from Prussia : and whether, under such circumstances, she has any other course to panne but a negotiation for peace with France. His MASISYY is oxpcated in town this day. In consequence of the dispatches brought on Monday by Mr. KATI, the Messenger, from the Prussian head-quarters, a Cabinet Council was held yesterday at Lord Howscx's Office, at two o'clock, which was attended by the Loa!) CHANCELLOR, Earl SPENCER, Viscounts Ssomosivis and Heaviest, Lord Hot.xaso, and Lord H. PM r. The Coun cil set till near five o'clock. Extra& of a letter from Bombay, dated June 2, lanai:—" The Aeet for China, consisting of eleven sail, together with the Fredcrirk and Danc,n, sailed from hence on the 25th May, under convoy of His bi A JEST V'S ship Terpierhore." The Treat:or privateer is reported to be lost near Fowey. . The Johanna Elizabeth, Music, from London for Hamburgh, is lost near Borcum, and all the crew. The price of Bread was ordered by the Loan MAYOR, yesterday, to be continued the same as last week: viz. is. 11d. the quartern loaf, wheaten, and 11;d. household; his Lordship having pre viously examined the reports of the Mealweighers. The Eleiltion for the University of Dublin com menced on Saturday. The friends of the Hon. Geovol Keel, late Member, are confident of his success. . The Eledion forthe City of yesterday. The Sherif of Edinburgh has appointed Tuesday the 11th November, for the eleftioa for that county. The Sheriff of Linlithgow has appointed the Election for that county to be on Monday, the 10th of November. At an extraordinary meeting of the Council of the City of Perth, en die 30th alt. the Council unanimously declared their sentiments in favour of Sir Davao WibIIPSIBUIIti, of Saliedoes, Bart. to be their Representative in the Isiving_Parliament. Monday, his Excellency Lord I:ATOMS/it arriv ed in Edinburgh, from a war in the North. Our Dublin Correspondast in a letter of theellak last, says, In the city °Media, Mr. Grattan will bie returned by a large inelerity. The struggle will Ile • between Mr. Latouebe sad Mr. Shaw, though it is Generally sr e p ti meed, 1111111er of this:Laden= will be re... .L the eseety of what ever nay lie the preentn= i thrip i t thoCantuistes u l FlasiiMea is an of his elution; sad Mr. LAP wID be supported by the fr iends of Govern. L in w r i r l urn for which . , in . th c e e co co u h n i t c y h, a ofL s Lord i .ter Lim, the aeon sr sadarifbew of the Karla Moira. lard Forbes and fir !rank Iretherstene coalesce, ; lea opposition to the Hon. Thos. G. Newcomea. la Loath, it is said, . Balfour, who is married to a 'soar of Lord , will start in opposition a Lad 'snip, relying his upon his property and allesees, ths:e epee die wage of his appestat. Ups* any ether grounds, such a contest must be fetal, is his Lordship receives the support of the Earl el Clannen, and of the various and wealthy branches of the Fertescue family. In the town of Drogheda, Mt. Henry Meade Ogle, the son of their former faithful and worthy Representative, * Mr. William Meade Ogle, will be returned with out opposition. Mr. Harman, the late Member, wisely declines a hopeless contest; and Mr. Serjeant Ball never had an idea of offering himself as a Can didate, though it was stated otherwise in our Dublin Papers. Sir Marcus Somerville, and Mr. Bligh s will be re-elected for Meath. The Earl of Bective is not yet of age. Mr. Sneyd and Colonel Barry, the presumptive heir of Lord Farnham, and ne phew of Mr. Foster, will be returned for Cavan.— Mr. Smindersom the late Member, retires, on ac count of his declining health. The representation of Fermanagh will be warmly contested with the late Members, Colonel Archdale and Brigadier-General Cole, by Mr. Brooke, of Brookeborough. M ljnr d'Arcy Irwin, intended originally to propose him self, but relinquishes that intention, in order to support his friend Mr. Brooke. Mr. Peter La touche, Junior, having declined standing for Leitrim, Mr. Clements, one of the Gore family, and young Mr. Luke White, will be the Candidates." A letter from Plymouth, dated November 2. sap Last night and this morning it has blowa a very tremendous gale of wind at South, accord- " parried with a very heavy sea, du:mg which the shipping in this harbour were in much danger : about six o'clock, a. Nr. the ship (Jade, of Gree nock, Capt. Ewing, from Honduras, bound to Lon don. laden with mahogany and logwood. broke from her anchors, and drove on the rocks at the West Hoe ; in about three hours she became a complete wreck, and the cargo floated from her and drifted along the shore, wheie every nivans are used to save it ; but the sea runs so vety high. that it is attended with great difficulty and risk, and one man lost his life in the att-mpt this day at noon : the crew of the vessel were all providentially saved by the exertions of the people on the sh le. v by means of ropes, drew them to the lard; the Pilot, a smith belonging to Stonehouie, was un fortunately drowned, by being jerked from, the rope The vessel is so completely beat to pieces, that scarce a vestige of her is to be seen." ; The Officers of the Wiltshire Militia, now quar tered at Bristol, appeared on Sunday, with .rare round the arm, as a mark of the high resped they owe to the memory of their late Commander, Lim tenant-Genial Si ascot, while in the Wes:ern di, Oki, and the deep and sincete regret they feel at I death. THEATRES. Dn/RT-I afry. Mr. BilkeArs last night made his first appm r . ante this season, and was received as such t: a l _ scendant talents dearer, with the mnst rapture rr applause. The Comk Opera of The Caiioei was tire piece, in which be resumed his favourite part of Or. land& He was in fine voice and spirits,and gave all hi s charming airs in his happiest stile. They were all rapturously encored. Mrs. MOUNTAIN played Sig. nora Srna Ace's part of Florette, in which she was extremely playful and estertainlf. All her songs were rapturously sneered. Mn.s auxowa's Corzcss was admirably given, and displayed much comic humour. The hou.e was crowded and fashionable. Last night, the comic Opera of lave uVv ire, was again performed. Miss Bot. Tow, the fair setts, received much applause, and was sncurrd in the beautiful air of The Tra r stkr hnightad. The following hand-bill was circulated thrcug the Theatre : Covent-Garden ' Three on o & "'The Public are respatfully informed, that Mr. Must*, being suddenly taken iN with a fit of the gout, Mr. iP an d, 2 ,4 has, at a dui:trusties, undertaken the sort of Justice and humbly hopes See their usual ludillgenee." Mr. Bt,ancst sin WAS Pery soccessful, and receiv ed great 'Applause. The comic farce of The Br no err of es Eldlian followed, and created much laughter. The Daises of Kau? and CAMIIItifICE left Wine scr on Monday evening, where they have been on a visit to Their MAJESTIES. The Doke and Duchess of M at soamen care to town, yesterday, from S on Hill. Sir AIIRAHAM and Lady Hums are ev r ye.led, next week, at their house in Hill -street, Beikele!- square, from Worthing. Hairav PHILIP HOPE, Esq. and family ati,erd, yesterday, at their house in Bond -street, from Tun bridge Wells. Lady HIATINICOTI and Miss MANNERS ar - ;..A, %esetrday, at their house in Grosvenor.square, trora ay mouth, I g General Hutsa and family, tame to town, yes. hardly, from their sears in tent. ROBUST G•GIR ROOKWOOO, EMI. and famay, arrive.), yesterday. at K team' les Hotel, from Bury St. Edmund's. Fatamantta, Esq. and family, do rot intend retuning from Brompton-Park, till Ha ht arts: v i a birth-day. The Archbishop of Yea a will come to toww, nest Thursday, from Bishop Thorpe Palace. Yolkthire, to his house in South Audleratreet. Lord Possoo sr, wt are awry to say. continues in the same alarming state, as on S. day Viscount and Viscountess Howica, sussed him several times in the cawse of yesterday. Her Grace the Du che ss of Baeronn has issued the following notice to the Nobility of Ireland : awake/Mel OfSes, Mario cassia, minify, Oct. 27, 1206. Sir Charles Vanes Frame" Ala easinsai, and is desired as the Nobility, and Ladies sad Gamesman. to 1. will Gene._ . be at Ifiarairi%mstii ...rieg. Is 654 ,4 0 6 . vosuber, at ase o'clock, err sway resod Thum* vorsiog LI: furtherhotioNat the Lase. tlisg• Park. The Princes of Ounaisiniaom were to bosoer the Belfast Theatre, on Monday last. with their presence. The last arrivals at Mitsui, last week : Sir hoot and Lady Murray. fir Chariot Dillon, Calottei and Mrs. the Major and %des. Worsts, Captain and Mn Alre4„ Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon, Mi. Herm. Mr. Dies. oe. The Right How. Lord Amara& has arrived is Edinburgh, from the North, on his way to take the command of his regiment. The anneal Hunting Clob Ball in the Isle of Wight. took place on Friday last; Miss Woastav, the daughter of Sir HeNRY and Lady Hot ages, was Lau year elefted Lady Patronest ; but was prevented. by illness, from presiding. Her sister, the lovely Mrs. CAMP gnu., did the honours for her, to a great as semblage of fashion and beauty. Among them were— The Marquis and Marchioness of Lansinnne; Fri sod Countess of Cavan; Lord and Lady And...T. s .• Lord Id my Seymour; Viscount Kilioursie; Lady Alicia Lambert; Lady Catherine Conyers; Sir Henry and Lady SlPdinay .. 5a Tno nu and Lady r ate ed ; General aid Mr:. Whits;•n:ae. Hensurahle Mr. Widgenian ; Mrs. Spencer Vaisal; Mrs. Chou; Ma. Barrington; Mrs. Egerton, ka. At an early hour yesterday, as the Bath coach. On its way to town„! was crossing Hounslow Heath. it unforunately came in colts& with the carriage of His RUyal Highness the Duke of Stunt, by which accident both were overturned, happily with put any of the parties stntaifing injury. 'l'he par s tigers immediately assisted His Royal Highness to the rectvery of his carriage, and he proceeded co his journey; lAST LSV 'S Olympic Pavilion, Newcastle street, &Med.—Seldom have we noticed a PM rf Fare. so trnly worthy the attiadion of the PUSIiC. as this Evening, which, in its judicious arr..ngements. has blended Variety, Novelty, and Excellence Thine Heroes oat Horsthyek, SMITH and Colors' ta e ex hibit such astonishi to transfnrrnetmns as please all ranks. the New Hariequit.ade, called The PlJoirlio• loy, is seplete with humour and i.eautifill smarry g and the new comic Scotch Dance of Mr Gretna Greg. thecirear*. produced the efea prorr:J. bring troly ISlT:liable from oegiantog to end. Mrs. Pa aat .'s sprightly style of belting is very pope' last si e Entered an • met with univetsal approbation. have I . IIOUSA SO I'OOISDi —The •I icket, 9.4.56, drawn yestei day a Prize of b,OOOl. was sold in one .. Ha and eight Sixteento Shares, at DISH'S tru l y t r.unete Offices, 4, Crtrnhill, rid 9, Charing cross; %where 15,462. • l't icy uf 20,0001 the first d-eYe was aisu sold sort regrttered —The neat day of l)ra tin { tell is- Friday, the 7th instant. and alie Lot et y tot eily fintsoes next week; theretore, alines oho inter.' :laving a chance fro the numerous C - ~ i til Prizes with which the Vslieel abounds. oust be speedy in their application, a. very dew Tickas remain. unsold—scarce with iota to ha oil F's lay. —liclrawn I iekets and Sh area are now on Sale a !di tee Otlicti, 4, ...or ..b b it, and 9, Charier . emit. • '''' a cl • ei-i. Carnal ?rizei hate ken shared and .v.d w.aun the present year. tial usarblCee !oil et *iffiest condo& rip 's ued the nese& vor mii in serirrinq the forced snatches. The King signified his particular flarlbs to the W ref** ofessars, atsd to the Flying Artillery. His Majesty's (King Louis's) bead-quarters are et Munster.