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. . . Iffrl2, 2 tine v, G.orth.by tin ut t‘,4.lsnsii.s with %ricer. sAw tLe thisimr6)w . 'our eni on shut•, shment, and !gtiLtr !ric'er ;y at , laden ;tit on her Jowt.• • e crew inved. )4114 irom 04n Truck up )ti rid uIL.L.. RY. to a —• ttlev.l f arty to r.::.w en in. Th.•., cot sidei.•tiie Mr. Dundis., ,eient tido to *Court, up , ns d proeert:t:.sn of at the m ini, therefore, ul the panne! led ftir by the ich with the d subornation iLDHALL, N Ntd - 1 1J 11 I Ex ray. •: 7 '; b..: • ;3 t 3-16 50 51 I. di:. rat. 11 prves. _l9l. 19i. • •• 631 1 . 4ar •elc•tu., 4. C anvil • kw. • " 1 1'1113 91;4 IA! tt4. ...CI Lim. PIC. 111.140. • 0 • i. d liu C nr er as. 4 041." •0. •••• 5 ; am. 10 • -• Rant of it. ......111 4 ir of' NOM.CII. Bell'a - t, 44 , -Wil late of Cu+tMs- Staples, .f.4e, son ro iiity TyIO.IP. lontgornery, Esq. II Nary, to Mut Win. Rarer, Eat. aaa h) li` lU-.1•.. ma • UN. FSbAY, ihe £ll.le .attest to s th , r , HOUSES, lit 415 l.o4troi triokula:l, ref&ultt to • lamer 11.1. cuputi.ul ar lihriteure. . 4 umg, alit eat. Wi g neat tu lot 1. 1 thd .CCUI kat too of need Al aillektil.t.f, &I'm a, t tu 1.01 1• sitnilt , J, &Ha t 4101. Tile int.•.ut alruchouke, which is of •••uprt or • ete , l , tot altenham n hig.tiv ita Cone; Oxfarel. itd 01 every ~Ten; I from year to rag. say ►e wade to I , to Mr. Pat, ere - u, confezienner, : • Of to T Nu. 17 s iJ Publish •.i 1..- ;1 Church. Sq.° , tit...el uIC.v II • , • • r ' i NUMBER 949.) _ "fiKATR;;-RttY Al., 101111tY-I.ANFr. - - _ 'HIS PRESENT EVENING, lan. 10, Their siest,e.' S'rent+ wi.l act t i te Comedy of THE SOLDIER'S IVUGHTER. Heartia, Mr Ei.i-ton. The Widow Ulmerly, Mrs 'entail. Aftor writuch will I.e performed A CENTO, rod to the oceasees , from the sacred Mu.ie of Handel, Ste Ara su',!no Trithee si 'ha Mrittrwv of THE INIM()RTAI, NELSON. he princioel Viral P.irtr by Ni,•s.l,. Br;illatil, Kelly, Kourts, Miter. Signora Storacv, Mrs. Muti:itani, "stir: Ds not, and Mr. Mathews. Deemer. , —Air, :di Kelly, .. Sound an alarm - --Chorw. We hear, ....,, heir "—Air, MN N 11,11110.111, " C.,, n e ever i!isg litsurtv **—Judas U tecabena --k:r, Mr Bialiani, bores, " The Triimpre• loud clangor" Drydr.er Ode. User, Mu. Du Camp and Mrs. Mathews, " I lad, Judea." • tillaccabaess.— kir, Signora Stereos, and Chorus, "Sing tit the Lottl."—T. in, Messrs &them, Digninu, and Miller, Diedailitel of danger .'— Air, Signora Stn•ace, " Pitis• (Jr ies."—Jl4l.4b Macealaeus.—Recit. Mr Brattava, "Their his b. foes."—Air, "To arm., to arni:.`•—ch , rus , rr s e , conquering hero."—Mrreh —enemy, "'Sing unto God." L u t a , sr a c ea b, eu s.—..D e ad March —lteeit. Signora Sto. p a ,. e . .. hot.,v ever; hero - -Air, " In sweetryt harinoily."— V:iteil4, ' 4 0 fatal slay "—Co . ortian Anthem.—" Gud save Ow Kok :" The Band 2114 Chortunts will be fr led by the firs Performer:, hegowd auv preceding occasion. . TIIKATIGC-ittIYAL. COVF.NT-GARDIEN. ` l l4lB PRESENT EVENING, Lin. 10, will be *INA a Tragedy, celled TANCKED AND SIGISNIUNDA. Tancrod, Ma,ter h tar ; Siffred4 Mr blutray i Oamottd, /dr. Chapman Smislisonda, Misi Smith. Ws which will he added, a Grand Romanic famoininw, called 11AKI,EQUiN'S NIAGNET ; With entirely new hi ., :l e ‘ ac h . l .l l7.%;: we VlA m :t Ac tife in it e C T7 Ek an E d ß. he Oye tore and Mune composed by M_-rms. Wary and Davy 'rte. P..ntootime of Harlequin'a Myi_net; or, The Sratli avian Sorcerer, continuing to he received with unb,t.ndod ? player., will be repzated evert evening till Mettler nolace Gii S'Aurdzy will be predverd, for the first time, a New oinedy ! called The Itorwantick Lover ; or, ion and Foimd. VOCAL, CONCERT. NEW ROOMS, HANOVER. SQUARE. ESSRS. HARRISON, 71AWI'LENIAN, and t•RF.ATOREX most reiTertoully. acquaint tit • No bility and Gentry, that the CONCERTS w'll cinninen 7e at rice abute mentioned cl pot Roomy, tin Friday, t..e 14th of Fe Moat) , next. Tenn! Of Stthserlptinn as heret ri.. Four mew for Nile COne..oll.—Tieket. transferable, subject to the usual limitations; ald that the Centpany may **anted', h we' with this proviso--r' Thar ere,. t. ket s.-nt to a shon.ni a dealer to ..e dis too...der, aha.l be iorfeited fir this re- Mainder of the S. Flan Patrons of former years are re intreate3 to sigyify their intenti in: relative to the ensuing Neale* at seers as possabie, that their tickets may Lie Pen/ ed for them. Siabscriptin:•.: are receivA at • Mr. flirehalPs, N v. 131, N ew _ JE...,4 street, arse by the Managers. No more will be Phan the R,tyys can v ! accoutm date. A I.i.t of the pain syal Vocal and ',entry mental Perform'', will be duty pub teheig. nice _ the conelotlon of the kW Season, the Concert *..e-i comptetely venttrateJ, sad a new, Oreltestro is lowet in fri.nt thA.i the fanner cue. FATE I.OTEFRY . TO ERION DRAWING Y SWIFT and Co. No. it, PaULTRY, LON DON, and at their (Aces in mint of the principal Town.. are string the TICKETS and SHARES the I'EtF.SEST Y, in *hick the Ate thousand F ,, St Drawn fickeis am entitled to 241. each, beside: th.ir chance of Canit.il Praes The rutty Price 10,01,01. shared in the 11.51 Lottery (N. , . 111,:•39), was sold by Swift and Co ; as also, 14 , 1 1,273 . a Prise ut . 11..1,000 7 . 175 "soo Aid in tai 1 redrttelr precebnc : :C6 n. 791 . . L.L1,000 Nu N 1,752 . . L to,nnn 9,J51 . . 13.000 j 19,556 . . 5,00 Smirloi mile, of 2,00 n ,. 1,1301. 5001 &e Sre. FULL Pitomay roi — Fkitts. pHE PRESENT LOT FEAT SCHEME con tains ?rises L. 20,0110 1. 0r.... L 4,4104 • 1 ,eon a 1,030 3 Swedes Pt:us of 1.001 ))I. ate. awl (.hat no other Letter e ever riiitsesosd) the hew 5010 Tickets n nut or the Wheel will each he entitled to 22: besolws the thatal.Chance for the aline Capital Prises TICKE'fa and Silf Ait IS vre reTng in great variety at the Old Eqablebed offiCOß, 4, Cornhill, and i. Charing Cross, Where the last 30,0001, and the t. ..,1 Phase of 20,0001. ever were all slimed and sahib , / T. 1115 M. ••• The Lotter) begins the ,if nest month. e/ RAND beltins DRAWING, '7 Fetainar T :3, isto.:„ SCHEME. of L 2,1,0na 10.400 S 3 1,000 le 109 Ivo tout) Fs.st-drawn rickets 22 113,000 rickets rant of Ow •troy Ca:-.1.11. L:ao,ue Virit-ctrawnrickt.t It Limy. L 10.(1 1 )(1 Poen 4th ()alt.._ 2,4000 Dat., ..... . th Uh 3,000 D.t.n Day..... 2,000 T/CIIF ES amt . :MAIM., sre irl:rg at eeryLitens.i Lottery OtEce. ' ritFsrNT Tr'cet IbV I lO I 0 I Vickgh Qu.. , tor ...... e 0 Soxtrent , i ' •. • An •vrlv inereltale ti aJriwt, *tit! rim MOO I 'eke , . el!' be entitaed to ?V. PALIA, MvrkY t•4I r chtex C 4 the Ca pt.-0, wr,‘TE. I.t+ll LAY FOR tION'TAiNING • '24.000 TICK L I'S, begins drawiig Maedal. r.let y 14541±; TI{E ReliE CONSt}iTS ftV •• • • r!i:! s ..1.. .1. te,rl .A • • tujiv • .41 SO . 300 • trc. -tt /4 , 3 J the i.et”!-atto t..',00 1 ec•-ti. • ;it rett•Sitled to V:l. foe.. eveitt.see ot ellseett Tiekto. and fthArro are on SAte he 11 Al. 11M. 1it..71r, • I C.., 14.—k-4fniarri. At the., St.te I. d t , y l Jere, Ni. 93, 'outer the Fach..tote. 1,11..d0n. • Wl3cre. wtth.nthe Let te,. ooly,pApital P..••• to t'o• a"" "tit 411.11,40(11. 'wee baoskyottl sod shared 4 en I.l , ire erfth..segsr "Pent. Ity. 4 • • • Comm! aern.n.,fiaoted t.th , h..71..tat0tl ori L•eotoo, ha era, of 0444 at. errel. by Coach .1' puocktatly att •11.isel t..; alic! Cetus; ••r.leota may do. Pend nu beim maw.; exatUy• Oa tt.e ! s umo Terms as it r . ...ay plaint. • • • • . ~~;~~ : Thtlirttiob ADrefo• •. 4 FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, MG rAiltivric FUND • , I.lorra, Hee. 17, 1805. 1 VI ANY applications having been received from I the Rel.dires of 011 C,,, Atilt Men who have fallen in ' Hi. Majesty's Service, unaccompanied with prcrer testiruo. niils;•the Committee 'ldol,' this mode of giving notice, thfit Ce•tiheale, Ire expeled of the relation in which the claimants stunt to the deceased, and or their circumstances beteg soda as ro entitle thou,' td relief, dried by the Magistiate, Clergy man, or sans • flt . .er pertl /0 of I,..,,e . tability, in the place where they reside. Widnirsare impanted to 'henna!' the number of their Madre'', with their re.peAire airs; and Parents to for. iii•h proof, that the deceased leil neither Widow nor Child. Naar Pay-Office C , rtiticstes of the Potie. having been per rooted th rev 1,, the wages of Ovate vo i d er whom they etann, wall b e conoderedsufficient evidene• of the.r moon the legal Renresentahret. 7.1'. WEI.SFORD. Secretary. CONTHIRUTIONS, after Divine Setv'ee, on the DAY of THAMOGIVING, for the RELIEF of the STAMEN, SOLDIERS, MARtteelkand Vt 64:1/81TR.V.RS, Vircoutd4d; and the WIDOWS,•iRPII ANS, and RELATIVES of those Killed; in H. 6 Majesty'v Service. Amount elvettleed ... s . L 54,606 , 6 - II %. The Names conowinr ar Mee ( of f i•uhiPt are 14 ‘'w .1 the !lei'. Gentlemen who preached. I Subscriptions Gem Nottingham T. East Bridgford. —... _ - 11 9 6 Rem 'atone, ..----. - . - '5 15 0 St P:ter's Church, Nottingham, ---.-- 39 1$ 3, Woford, -- . -. ' 31 - 2 0 S - eiton, - - . 415 0 Giedli).g, - - I'l 6 31 Bann, -- - - - 20 1 0 Ratdi le on T mit, --.- - 5 17 61 Titnhy —.— . - - , 1 1 t - 9 RAdingthn, - - - 10 2 LI WeCatesa,--- - - - 7 18 5 Oiniiiiirst,ck, - - 4 1 6 NVestbridgeiord,--.. - - 10 0 6 . Key worth, ----- . • . - 8 10 6 Renown. -- - - - 20 2 at Cio•mell gutter - - - C. It) G ern' g rev- - - - - 11 1 3 Wil.aughby..----.-• - - 1 11 3 Calvert..., ---...- . - 5 0 4 h: ist I eke, ......-.. . - - 4. 6 9 &intent Room.) v ton - - * - 4 S 6 Kiigethii,— - . - • '0 12 6 Torte... ineilh.ribugh, and Harrell. --.. 49 7 1I F.rigrelt 41, - 3 0 0 W run, ---... . - :44 .. ' . . 2 9 8 Gotham, ----- - , a , - 8 13 7 itilmepin • Point, -...--- - 10 1 6 . I • lArlete!, --- - . - It 15 0 Granby, --v-- - - -• 2 12 6 kshlorkt.ri, -- - - - 6 5 6 Stoeke No. !'iod, Suffolk, iiiiiurling oue day's pay from th Vilouteer Cr.... s - 3 O 3O 8 6 St. Rotod,dl Without, Aldgate,frnmSt.alig:n, A. W l'rollope . 38 111 .111 Inhabitants of ditto, by Mr. roaoth im, Mr Mead, and M.. O. ttlngq, Chorchrao .. i . - 70 8 6 West--n and Little Henley, allit‘mal - 1 I '`O Longparet, Hants, R. Event - - 22 12 , 61 r Catholic ~..ltapel, GilfunlViall, Suffik, Mr. • " Moray - - S G 11• 2 Hebrew Va.(' of Worship, Chmeh.row, Fen. church nr , et.atilitiosal - 1 11 6 Preitestant Dittman', Stieptios Maliin.Sonterret- - • shirr, H Snow - . 7 19 0 Great Wolwiii. ar1dti0na1,........—. - . 10 .1 . 1 U _ . _ . __ rbtlith ofTroqulen, W 1 Nerburt . 14 2 0 Lleuguilei , n county of C,:more.en, --... 1 IS 11 liautnit George-street, Hull, .1, Isms 11 lb 0 St. Andrew's Cillpel,Abettlevi, ftislm,. Scanner 29 X Epi4cop.al Ciiapel. I....nrude, Mr. Skinner - 9 9 0 Ditto, dittn, ditto, Mr. Sangster - 6 3 6 Ditto, ditto, G.rioch, Mr. Stephen 11 6 Ditto,ditto, Torriff, 5 1 6 City of St. Andrew'a,additi..sial . . - t 1I 6 Palish of Wei m, E. F. Steward - - 46 13 5 Chorehei of .Bt. John, and St. Meer, °deism 87 13 7 Pariah of Rnwde, - W. 11,13414°n 8 0 0 Pairl4lk of _IL .hop% Canninea. and the Chape:ry of St fame.,stithm .aid Nish, - - - .Mr. Bicknell 14 1G 0 P.iah of Steilliaiia,Tornwa3, - Mr. Edwards 6 I'i CI Inbatutauts df bunks. . - 76 0 0 Non Consmi.sioned Ufficers and Privates of the Muslin, Volunteor !Angry, I day's pay - 6 2 0 Dtt-eotirig Comiregaion, Poriley, - 4 0 0 Chilvers, tioton Church, Warwick shire, [Men - 6 1 0 , Dani,h Chapel. WoUeloselquare, Mr. Rose,ng - 9 0 * Pwnah of W olr_anton, Staffordshire, Church of Cialleen.dbaii. Mt. PTsys • - 8 2 .24 """ be continued I 'VICTU ALP N r)-OF IC , Dte.27, 1 liPo • TO Etql.DtßS AND AniIrICFRS IN THE. DIFFER.- TNT 'R ANOH rig OF BUILDING. rpiE COMMISSIONERS for Villualfing Hu . 1 11,/estti. Nora do hereby e;ce. Note That a , . Flit. DAY, the 17th of Jas.... *en,' they rill he ready to Vacate Tenders IN irMiV sealed ap ), awl feel maids sivb Parsevis PS rift itailtrtake to perliseos the several eeopoi4te in th. r , e , Sion and •.'onpletion *a Jtailitase (Itcaigaral for a PORT4BLE SOUP IIIIIUSL) 0., His ifoiwy's I Pero,,e, at Delo fwd. 91ie Was pertittined at spec fir Price, and to be for ha fins, pipeide, with. lowest. Moen, Itels alter b , ti. The Cooditiont of the Control moo he 1, en, owl pitittel Par ticulars el the Wachs Malt 4 had, et oho Seeretarie e, 4 this J•fiee„ or bu avplyine to Al- Holds, the hilt...ivy f Re poise, at Nis bfaleits I Viers(fin ?moires et - Deptford, afore nisi 4tl rfitlPd he hail to nay Tender, in which the Prire shalt mot he inerrted in Wangs at tenpsh, er that shall not be delivered to the &gird befet.r One o'aveis, on the toil Frites, Ce 17th et leavers sett, Noe rides' the Person lA. , mulch the Tender, se time 0 . (f40.4 as his behalf, .iuensts to Were,' Viten called for TO 'THE Olt4 PPRIPTOAS or BAST INDIA STOCK. I.sntis att ti Gaeta's' few, • NN T HII,E, with the must grateful sense of the otiugatinn, I return you Tor est.rtnesst thanks for the litsiout nf tori.if &teeter!, by your IMAJIi ~jr.ty.t..., one of •-nr Cone , of threctut., permit at to .J.l the awr+ant^a of ms em•ta.,tendeasoors to anproest tayfelf worths (tithe. 0 et•ring mark rat' your favour, hl a fart'afni nnts , eting ducharge of the imp,rtutt INC!. at vie station, ae oiljpaiialt with a floor flown riorrir in ;Amelia INI and pos t erity of the ta‘t C 1 Isis the hen , . ,, with itratitwte and relpett, .Gentleroel, YOU,' gs.l anti nbedie , ,t Servant, „ ‘r. • (;Eoitir, )411.4t 4r itirra-oLe, Jan, 111, 1606. This Day is published, Price Is . Fr HE BATTLE of TRAFALGAR: Stanzas. ii It, the Rev. JAMP• tiERtSFORD, A.M. • Itelkwar b lmo ultVgl ge; 0/Sant. -- • shirk .a added, Nsuan's lad Vietory, a Song, by a rraend. Printed for J Hatchard, Ilksoksel'er to Her Majesty, No. 190, P.c (If anion mts he Prke The eftMSH NAVT TetittMPIIANT; containing air Acc GIOMWS VIC/OM% , Izool June 4, 1794, to 04. t 21, ISOS Cay.r'egh, Der: -•n, - 6 h 0 Gre.tt taunt rty, Lin Ip.nire, W. P. Thaatly 13 14 0 Met lo.ltsts nt Zion Cita 41, Liverpool, - 26 7 6 Staidenhcad Chapel, - 13 9 0 W Atte W .tth.un Chorc 't, dot", -- 11 17 6 riphtty Church, Ed. Seale - 62 ! 6 Rlynro', Lt ncolnshire, - - - 9 5 6 Itßwreth Numb, F.t.wc, Mr. Moore s 6 11 0 Protestant I)l.senters, Yelvertoft, Northampton shire, - 5 0 0 Parish of H.":tead, Essex, - - 9 9 0 Rev S. it Pittard and Courreptioo, martiock mv.• , ‘lc,Snmersershi - . - S 0 Suteteriptinha received from Litchfield : fith,htl and Close thereof - 64 0 21 Sr Mary'. Church - - GS 10 0 Afterwards, in the CO , - !4 15 0 —4'l4 S 2 Sherntone rari.h, • - 20 u 6 YoNall (IMO, - Negrsorough ditto, - • 7 10 11 13 16 5 2 17 11S 0 Ntave•yet ftidwarr Frintlitrr ditto, - A4lmlti Brotnler ditto, - A Ibrewas (Into. - Aldridge ditto, - R.lrelev ditto 4 G - 4 12 9 -S B 0 - 7 10 0 - 93 111 0 ,__ llanista:lßidware ditto, - - 7 10 4 Fliord ditto, - - - 6 9 1 CreNall and Caton ditto, ••••-•-• - 15 8 6 Barton limier Needsrood ditto, --- - 20 17 3 Harr Magna, ----.- 16 5 6 hisliop AUf Wand - - - 62 2 4 Ortiiii on the 11111, 1,-itsastei.hire, 3. Thillintore 9 18 0 TWVCIOS., ditto, cht.o _ - 4 1 0 MarabaN'e Church, Nottinghamshire, ..--...-.• 1 0 0 Cadaby, ' Nicholson - - 2 2 co Dissentirg Coogregation of %Mon and Ashby de la Z.vach, T. W Pirer.on - 4 5 n N. - . Sr.tter Stanton, Dean Mich.!. - 1 0 4 fililesdna aid Rolleston ' E. Thomas - 12 11 11 Harksron and Piungaii, M. Wagstaffe - 3 4 b Great Written, J.mos Pigott - - 29 7 0 Warhmernii Church, Southampton, -- 8 6 2 Promo :n Chapel, ditto, M. Dodd - 20 9 0 Two Ladies at Emsworth • - . 10 0 0 Commis•..nted Officers, Subaltern., and Privates, of the Pin. worth Volusteer Infantry . 22 0 0 Capt. Thomas Amos, Office -1, and Crew, of the Swallow Cotter - . 10 0 0 1...ng Pr •ston Skiptim, in Craven, Yorkshire, A. H• pw..rth - - 14 4 4 St. MMYen, Cornwall, --.-. • 23 10 0 Pone... Kistwrotigh ' Buckinghamshire, -- 26 13 0 P.rith of Courteohall, Northamptonshire, D. Bayle y - - 15 4 G Ditto of Q•iiiirm, ditto, ditto - - 6 6 0 Gargrave Church, Coven - - 14 6 7 Al Officer in the Loyal Carnarvon Mortautile Volunteer., being the amount of biopsy toe 14 d tyr permanent duty - - G 11 10 Chenit lkinea.te -r„ I Moore • 5 6 5 7 TititeeChts.c., Mr. Salon - - 10 0 0 Synagogue. Denmark-ornirt, by Meows Pollack and Abraham . . - 25 13 111 Parish:sr prole., near fittegnall, ..—.— - 31 11 II Wilmot IStirobley ditto, ..---. . - 3 4 6 T. W and - B lio:held • - - 15 15 0 lettpoort *lO Frahm, E. !shoot - 9 10 G Gnat Wariry, E.44-ii, • - 7 6 G Sou•hini,, W.. wi.:ksliire, Mr Sands - 1915 itY 'tienithitiiittv4: thrzbarrs- • r .- . . - 6 9 9 fur , ..n Church upo.a Temt, --.-... - 31 16 7 Baldest Cha.% de...-....... ' - • . 2 10 2 . . _ Skip , 'lt. Rev li .01.11P+, Menkleitoth Egg. Salt 4114 C.), 1 1 / 4 Fri-n 3 • ' . - . r St lierchaall Monti. (Pirrshill, Mr. iiesktth I riti./s OJ Pkirtbleitli. - . • •4 4 0 •3 3 0 • 14 I* 0 • 5 ) • 0 I! 0 ; 9 -6 0 o • .* LORD NELSON. Embellished with Eight Coppola-plates, via. A Porrtroit of his Lordship. Fire engraved Plans of the Four principal Actions in which he was engaged; View of his Encounter with Ad miral Tyramm, Conti/under of the Spani , h Finnlla, on th:r. Night of the 3d of July, II7S; ; and a Fat Sirenlc of his Lordship's Hand-writing. On Tuesday, Jan.?. will be published. prise 10:. fel. in boar+, M fi w ki th O o l tr it o, S o ti f on L . O c l t t it l e ):f a l t S d L E 'OL l :N na T tor N ,. l. t : i f e ,S . O h, N o: illustrated by th e Crignial Letters of his Lordship, P ;in! phiral Notes, containing Sketchee of the Lives of various Otfi ceri with whom he was at different times connected in Serrici..; among whom are, The Earl of St. Vincent Lord Witham Lord Visc-runt Hood Carlon Robinson Lord Mulgraee Sir Edward Berry Sir Hyde Parker Sir Hould^ii Thom p•mi Licht. GIS reline Loeser Sue Frederick Thesiger Sir Peter Porkier Lord Collingooud. Ji)Il4B. H CARNOCK, f.S.A Author of the Log aphii Mantis, History of Marine Aichi. facture. .Ic. ',unarm: 1. intact for II !). Sateo•biaa Pa Hateba,d, P.ecadilly; and Black§ and Pa.f ster•row ; J TREND'S EVENING A MUSEMF.XTS. FOR 18t:S. This 1./ay is priblished„ neatly :iri .ted and enriched wile Six Plates ..f the principsl Constellations, price Si. board* (in. teal-4 to he contini.e.l annually L I VENING AMUSEMENTS; or, The Beauty .11a of the (leavens Displayed. In which s..Yeral striking sppesrancii to be ishaerrod eve., evening in the !leaven., due. Mg the rat 'so', are descrilied ; and s-veral teems, un *arena - esenisic, are pointed out, by which the time of young persons may be nineteenth', agrewahly, and mulishly employed withilt door;. 14 W. F IEND, EM M. A ° Vallee *flaws College, elsinbridge. Printed by J. Maw man Mu. 24 in the Poultry. lif .h.iin may he had , by the same Author, 'l. EVENING ANIUSEMLNTS, for 1104, Fourth I Lima, Ys. 64. boards. tßal 1, St. board*. S. I".NifillSLlr ; or, the Art ot Nora torme made Essay, by Means of an Arithmetial Tay * ts.o., 4, I'.%TRIOTIS 1.1; or, Th: Love of our Country , ap t=oy, derri..o.4 t.. the Volohteers, 74. boards. S. i•RINCIPLES of TAXATION; or, C.J..tributten se cording to Means, Is. fel E.t hod Whme aka oray be had, (tart puttlithvi 9 An ENTIRRTAI NINO amt INSTRUCTIVE CEO:IRA. Pf lICAL a %NA E., en an • airely new plan , letritliar:y adapted to the Use. of Schools and Swi tans. of Education, lay tt.t Fedor of " Tke Pit enC. tn. a e mended by W F•lsttl, F 7 G! a b • •. NI 4_. ratcit sixraect. ...1.. ili•• 'IG.V INTEI.LIGENCE. MORAVIAv Dec. 12. . . THIRTY.FOUITiI BULLETIN QF THE FRENCH t;R:,.ND ARMY. Bruno, The 1). The Emperor to-day received Prince Repnin, who was taken prisoner at Austerlitz, at the head of the horse-guards, of which he was the Colonel. His Majesty .aid to. him, thst the Emperor Alex ander should not be deprived of such brave men, and that he, with all the guards, was at liberty to return to Russia. Prince. John of Lichtenstein, arrived here yea'''. ' day with tun powers: the conferences between him and the Maisie,' Tallevrand are in full coarse. The First-Adjutant. Jutiot, whom His Majesty bad. sent to the. Emjerors of. Germany and Rosie, has sem the Frape: . er of Germany, at Hulitsch ; wh6 feceiired Lim with the utmost favour and (Es ti:taint'. He had not been able to complete hie Wand, as the Emperor. Alexander, and Genera Kutilsow, had already set out for St. Petersburg. 14s Majesty received, at Brunn, the Prussian Minister liatigwitx. lie was extremely ratis6ed with all that this Plenipotentiary .said to him,. and received him in the most diktiognithed FEOM TILE ii,klatlßQH He Iles, he his caanselt, increased the esteem and welfare of Prussia. No , intrigues will be able in effe.:l any thing against the good disposisies and true wisdom of Prussia. The French nation, be sides, does not depend on any single, man ; Mind ii 10,030 more enemies would only serve to prolong the war. France and Prussia, in the present cir cumstances, can never sufficiently praise the Duke of Brunswick, M. M. Mollend.vrf, Knobelsdorf, Lom bard, and, especially, the King himself. Prussia • mili, had a solid Ond disinterested friend, but Pruitt*. TIiJILTY-FIFTII P11.4.1.b. - FLN OF Till TRENCII GRAND ARMY. Bautis, DEC. II: The Russian j army 1;1:gam its march on the Bth of l3rcernber. ta return te Russia, in thi.mesiiluNpa. The first took its way by Cracow in t d"rherespol ; the second by Cischeu, Lemberg, and Brodie; and the third by Tvmau, Baitska,' and tlisiadin: The P4i3peror of Itu_sia went at the heed Of the Vat 'Co.: harno. Independent of the Eeld•stittl44, the Kai sians while park of artillery, o l f 100 pieie"e4 of cannon,, with their ammunition wagons The irniieror has since inspeded this park, and has gi. yea orders, that. , ..3 these pieces should be sent to France. It is without example, that, in a :Single battle, from 150 to 160'pieces of cannon should he taken ; all had been fired, aad had rendered service in the aetion The Cii/d'Eserrtleoe, Chapolin, Adjutant of Mar shal Brnadotte, is tailed. The Colonels, Lacour. o'f the sth regiment of Dragoons; of the 26th regiment of Chasseurs; Bruves, of Marshal•Bessierrs Gerard, Adjutant of Marshal Bernadotte; and Mares, Adjutant of Marshal Davoust, are wounded. The Chiefs of Battalion, Perrier, of the 36th regi. ment of Infant , y of the Line ; Grune, of the 4th re. girr,ent of Infantry of the Line ; Schwiter, of the 57th regiment of Infanti yof the Line. The Chef, d'Ecealron, Grumbot, of the 2J regiment of Car. bineers ; I)ideloa, of the 33 regiment of Dragoons Boudischon, of the 4th regiment of Ilussars ; tha Chiefs of Battalion of Artillery, Abrisiot, Ruhret and Mobillard, of the 55th regiment of Infantry o the Line; Profit, of the 43i ; and the Chefs d'E,. c,drese, Preville, of the 'rd Chasseurs ; David, of L 1 regiment of idassars ; ;he Chefs d'Eseadrow of th. Harse Chasseurs, of the Imperial Guard, Beyer mann, Bohn. and litierig, are wounded. Captain Ilerviv, of the Horse Chasseurs, of th Guard, is dead, in consequence of his wounds Captain Gdst, Lieutenants Bateau, Barbanegre Gayot, Fournier, Cadet, Bayeux, and Menot, of th Horse Chasseuvs, of the Guard, and Lieutenant Messages. and Roller, of the Horse Grenadiers, the Guard, are wounded. Several letters from Vienna assert, in strong term. that a war with Prussia is not far di.tant, bin it mach more to be believed that a Continental Peat: is near. AUSTERLITZ ? DEC. 7'. 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