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• . S(JMBER 1144.) 1! THERMS-ROYAL, HAY-MARK ET I'I(ESENT Evgic NG, Sept. 5, 1806, • he presented, the Few,: of THE GAY DECEIVERS. ::.11t1dr. Mr. Grove; WirirrOrrll, Mr. Taylor; Sir Harry Mr. De Carup ; Nehemiah Flaw, Mr Mathews; p. Puncheon, Mr. Wi,,ton. Emily , P4s Mathews; NI.: '''.Alll, Mrs. Taylor; Jenny Stumpa,•Mrs. Gibbs. Alter which, the Ginnie o;sera of INKLE AND YARICO. Si: Chrivo: her Curry, Mt. Winston Camplev, Mr. Tay lor; lithe. Mr. Palmer. Jun.; Mate (with a Song), Mr N inon; 1 • !grr, Mr. Fawcett. Yarico, Mrs. Gibbs; Nar cissi, Mrs. 7,!atnesrs; Wouski, Mies Tyrer• Attar a hich, by perasiation of the Proprietors of the Theatre ltoy 1. Cnimot•Garden, the Musical Farce of WE FLY BY NIGHT." OR, LONG STORIES. Go ma, Bastion, Mr. Mathews; Wiiiloye, Mr. Taylor; Lanett, Mr. Fawcett; Gaby Grlin, Mr. Limon. Laity Lynx w. pewell; Emma bastion, Mn. s Mathews. 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A Translation Irum the - French of Howler de Villeniert., By Alexander Monica Thu Work st rtenened toe:an the 'Female Charade. and raise tliat ;early pats Creation to the Rank they 'are born to, and to whi.h their many Virtues an jostler enetle thert It treats on the Rink -. - .tWornen in SocieteL,Sterires sertaabi to Woieren—P.mpl - 1- menr of Women—Pleasures and Liixstry of Wumen—The Character and Tinnier of Women—Love and t;ailantry-s-Nlac. riage..-Eitu.ation d Children-oldmacrad Gottetmwentilf rr. ties ist Women. r 4. Chiantic print.d no a tins Foolscap rangy, 8.0 with a P o rtrait of ~,e Auth.e, pica 44. fled. Imairds. •lailtsjU LEITERS ..f J. J. RUI SSEAU to %I. De nALSHERIFS, M D'ALEMBIRT, Ma tateel.a M. Luxglissoute , :. Arc watts a Fac Senile rrf RnuasemoN Hand-writing, and se original Mditary Ate of hi. Gompentron t else, Original i. f twn of Butts Fn. , ' and Da.nl Hume. Traos'weffoine the flunch. LETTERS of an tritu til:Wand a IibiOLISII GF.S:TLEVAN. Tni:34thre hock lie neat% of j J. SAW.. seaa Olgantly pry fd. boards... AAAAA DOI 8. The enemy has commenced his predatory system upon our smaller Islands to leeward, and in the try buccaniering spirit of Messiessy and Le Grange, see find Guillomais and Jerome have, with their foripid able squadron of sii of the Emperor's regaining best ships, attacked the defenceless island of Mont serrat ! this morning we received accounts of their arrival at Montserrat on Wednesday last ;*' four that afternoon the Island was summoned, 4141 there being no alternative, it was immodiataly swag rendered to an Officer and a few men tent by 111, French Admiral to take possession tj tbis new* acquired Colony to Bonapat to ; which, alttttogbite. c qaVini may .40 the ( ) M A* g a llant Prince, cannot aZid an iota W the Cippillj, Orli"! great Emperor. We received this account by way of ftntigaa, the schooner Birchail. frees thence, having arrived this morning. She left St..liaba's on Friciay list ;dm night previous to which, a small sloop reached that' harbour, having escaped, on Wednesday night, from Montserrat, while the enemy remained there: From the secret departare of this vessel, so imme diately-after Gaillemais' arrival at Montserrat, no certain intimation of his views could be obtained ; but it is a natural toojefture„ that helan, only in: tend to impoverish and distress the country by heavy contributions ; it being also imagined that his fur; ther projefts are direSed against St. Kitt's, for the same purpose. There has not been any account of Admire ('"ayes. since he sailed from hence. =merewsemmaiales= FORENN INTELLIGENCE. FROM THE DUTCH PAPERS. (From The Leyden Gevrte). NAPLES. ADO. 7. Kies Joseph Napoleon paid a visit, a tew days since, to the town ,f Gaeta, for the purpose of in spefting the aaval lOUs of the place, and of giving the necessary directions for the rebuilding of di houses destroyed during the siege, as wyll as fwk tii repair of the works of the fortroU. . . Ordinance, commanding the arms" and other dit tinEtive marks of the ancient dynasty to be taken down from the public edifices within the twenty-four hours succeeding the publication of the ordinance. Within the same time, all persons wearing the or. ders of Constantine, St. Januarius, and St. Ferdi• nand, are enjoined to lay aside those Jecotations, and zwery other mark of honour indicative of personal I services performed for the ci-deveat sovereign. 13111.111, AUG. JO. The Imperial Russian Chamberlain, Count de Sacken, has set out from this city for Vienna. Yesterday, the Maltese Chevalier Groshowsky pasted through Berlin, on his way from Petersburg to Paris, as a Courier. The same day the Russian Envoy here received dispatches from his court by a courier. Binh left 'Petersburg after the arrival of the Counsellor of State D'Oubril in that capital.— This Counsellor, who passed through Berlin, with all possible speed, towards the end of last month, arrived at the beginning of the present, at Peters burg. The Treaty of Peace, signed by him at Paris, and which he submitted, in person, to the approba tion of the Emperor Ale;:ander, was immediatell taken into consideration, in a great Council of State, convoked by the Sovereign. PUTS. AVG. 2.t. The Emperor is still at Rambouillet, and it is not yet positively known cn what day he will quit that place on his return to the palace of St. Cloud. The Ministers who went on the 90th to Rambouillet, to co-cperate with His Majesty, did not return to the capital till the following day. On St. Napoleon's day, the Municipal Corps of Versailles, formerly the usual residence of the Sovereign, had the honour of being admitted to an audience of His Majesty ; they were received at St. Cloud, in the gallery adjoining to that of the Princes, On this solemn occasion, the Mayor spoke in the name of all the inhabitants; the Emperor listened with benevolence, and replied that his attention was direffed to the interests of their town, which he would one day restore to its former splendour. Orders were deEnitively forwarded. about a fort night since, to stop the march of the depots proceed ing from the interior to the grand army, and to make preparations for the passage of the different corps, which are to repair to Paris 4s przsent at tliitriamplial fetes at the end of September. Poth in the capital and its vizin ty all the necessary at Meadon ; a second will be t, renton, and a third near st. I even now ;permute that the nett of' file trend limy has coma they have 'alteady began, after as arrive at'Paris. Yesterday, and tl the first corps of the troops reti mita?, among &here, the 10th, 31 meats, entered the metropolis by They Made their entry► in otter staid of their nuseic, 'displaying Mir Chtoies, and followed by se German =Astral:boa, die manes thin troops mete welitst thitriettini eeelatoseiciirs rrinila as & people, assembled fippt all qi their passage. ......... VI We expea here immedfately Ambassador. Prince Kutakins visionally in the Singerstrasse, th 4 Count de Colhired°, Cabinet Mil bassador is in possession of an The Count de Rasumowsky basal from his Court to settle at Vienna The transport of cannon, moo • ral, of 411 warlike utensils, condi e Bank of the Dinah*. macaw/sky espreially. tats the notice's( thoi meow. I and the country ; for it appears military post, in Willa a 'great I is preparing. Bat be aat alarm ing the cries of politicians, nothil to empty the arsenals of the cipi new depots of arms less near the these /*en will be in Bohellia, and the most considerable in Hu nnlse, which traverses the latter k easy to convey, in the apace Of a Lary Jetts which may be necessa • OP TOP al AU the accounts from dalabsit nounee that the deg war has eit -.fatly through these fine cons Travellers who have arrived fi us, that, from Sr. Petersburg to riot's camps are formed, and a gr gazines established. AU the accounts from Emther in asserting that the march of the wards Lower Bavaria continues tion. There is no longer any me twe of the Austrian prisoners o . . Swabia. On the 19 h of this month, tht sion, Lambert, wal take posses' of the City of Frankfort, in the a ror Napoleon. eI Cseneral La Cour is now Corn When that place was given np, road four English ships of the and a great number of brigs a appears that the Prince of He resolved to sustain an assault ; wounded, he had thrown up ea entrances of the street, of the toe non there. It is now said that i Prince are not so eAttgeroas as supposed. The Hambu:gh Paper called i of the 22d August, has rankled the words that were before ale bead of it—'4 With the most grac Itge." Several Couri7rs, arrived he have brought advice that the k ordered the blockade of the Pi raised. The latest letters from same intelligence, which was ma the return of Lieutenaat-Colonel Grief sweld. Private accounts received here than the assembling of the Fri frontiers of Saxony has excited in that Capital; they are sup designs against Magdeburg, 1: well garr:scned and supplied i , eight months. On the 4 104 h, thi clove to tts P7ussizn fruntiars. . - ...it , • ....- 4- •., •iii, , - ... r - t.... ..• t:- ;• - i .- .. - , . • - . • ..' :, • ..: bvi• - v-,t .....! % t keys oi•ti.. !:# 1 r ' ..... 2og 4P- - • t11:44 1 7 - ' 1 04- ;\ ' 'a C • s si • 4 •' • . • • -. • •• ' :. • ,**.'' I'l le/ 'in - fn> tini ?ie. C; •t l - . • ° ...,,e , . ....;; - , 1 . •-. • . ; ° v .... 41 'ICI rittto b 16 1 iaia4 • „ refo . •; . ve't •.. 1... ,:1 4• - t 0 V,. 4(TMET. ° . 1144.) -•' • • ...• '' '' - is . i • .L .h. , - ,,V ...ft: - t - A • a , . FRIDAY, EFI'EMBER 5. 1806. -• .... A I - ' er.” e- ritl.3 it...%• ,- n S :.; 1 \1: 111 - 0 r Pare)! ......,...-.--.....-...... THEATRE-ROYAL. ftAY-MARK ET - XTENISON...4k One Hauneit and Neck dretsecl WEST INDIES. p re p ar • .ttl are snaking for t rillit:i FitESENT EVEN I I NG, Sept. 5, 1806 , • THIS and MILAY DAY, at the WORCESTE ........-. R .www..--.—. - liII he i I ed. F COFFEE-HOUSE, canter of Swallow urea'. Oltf.,ta Areal, AAAAA noes, JULY 8. A camp . already ' !barked out 'ME GAY DECEIVERS. where Gentlemen may depend no dining o ff tine V.nunn. as HAMESHISE MILLER'S INEALLIBI,k. KA/ 111 . OW DER. VI R. T. It A ISS. the Inventor, deems it highly and .11 expedient is remind Farmers, that the above Powder, i kilitedestiwt out of RATS, can he•rr he lead at a twice ain. • upouriu.oity, in all their runs, than at this mason of teat- ...Ilan, 0 0 C 011444 their tenni. as It will pr. bleu o riteturedations 'en . the new even cum. lu siore-heroor, e of leellin; sour.. 11 ' en :maid ships &c. it will Coe clew the, .re:olio ,et an tot will tears of • el .high are every din obtruded =lire genuine late pram, prim 2.. 6d. each, are stone up in a flit stamp, iseit a n is the name of *T. Raise." Fre- Tart we so'd iu London only, tit Cltampanle and Co. Alcl. P , t; and at No. 17, Am. Maria lane. St. thee may 1• of tb- ir h a d o f t h e reputable aaokarittro Menet! Town in Vie "; tom; an.i Nr. Clements. 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