The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-12-02 00:00:00

IHELEA, w ERS of WI biers:, in vinlation Mt to of Wiimanton, eondueting His Mai Misr a remand, of 142, of the said Prisesen prchoild them, and / canes Sham to be secs THOMAS CORI' ilDer, and We Comm man, mar; IS years of age. _ , high; . panne. dnral visage fair coonple•onn, brown hair, and hula eyes. FRANCOIS HIACINTHE PETIT, !at* Second Captain 1.• Credo, French merchant vessel ; 23 years of age, 5 feet 21 inches high; middle sued person, oval visage, sal in e cora atan, dafk brows hair, and hula eyes. Speaks good Eng- SS, CORNHILL; 59, CHARING CROSS; aud ST. MAR GARErS-HILL, BOROUGH. HORNSBY and CO. respeafelly acquaint the Public, that TICKE TS and SHARES for the State Lot y, to be Drawn in JANUARY r, are new on Sale— On perusal of the Scheme, it will be found to eontam Prises of Fred Diagnitudis, partieulsily Twe of 30,1) 01. which have not been istreeloced for niany Lotteries. Hon.by aaa Co.'s was tlia 9 , st Wks that sold two of these grand Plises. • GRAND SCHF..IIIE. 11 Friars of L. 1,000 S Prises of L. 5,000 80,000 5 10,000 8 Sc. Re. be. C WITT and Co. No. tI, POULTRY, and Nn. CNIARISG-CROlic. hare on Sale, toe Tieketa and Simms al the abate Mato Lottery, which b egins Drawing on Ote lOth of January, 1807. In the last Lnu-r7, No 7,157, a true of 10.0001 Nia.11,104, a Prise of 1,0001 and No 7.470, a Philp at 111101. went all :Awed, Sold, and Registered, at WHIT and Ceti Olken oiEW LOTTERY, which begins Drawing JANUARY 13, 1807, CONTAINS slles of L.2n,000 an L 64.000 • , 10,000 .... 20,000 .... 3,000 .... 15,00 1 • . J 1,000 .... 1.000 1.114 4,0 Se 2$ r SOO 111.060 191604. L 200010 • Capitals il,taretinebti : IllanAiwa Ticket, lit Day. ...I 20,000 ad Day 10;00 • s Sib Dav 30,000 . Day 3,000 . 4 11621 . - Ll 9 IS.. • NW 1.10 2 0 1 ltighth L 2 II 6 laminar s 2 01 Sixteenth - I e I/ TIMM* and SNARLY anon Sale at all the LICENSED LOTTERY OWIFICIS. and by their Agate in the Counts,. •0., 6 'lfs *bort romeraoCepdar Prows are the greato.t. in a%Scbenft et. &a few 1. .0 m swot ptrented in the sonar. tr Uttar, Advents.. he fact r inds.pesab'a Bet the Yoe vies of Foitoos, GO pa *i ape such ruspnatoirnred opulence. omit be no the atom as the Drawing commences as early as robe MA of JawsorY 04 9 1 . This Day r yebl, had . price 9. a Maeda, AT:F ATISZ tin INSANITY, in which are dmonalrinkihrPeireOphe of • new and more Practical of Maidertal Disodlrra than h.. yet been offered to Wen wienialtios b nuiner.us And .KUrito Mor • ere .sewer. pUtlik and ornate Prat t rah Plater illestruirm of the C.....M0v d Manua and A Meas By Pit P 12111., 4•04-strsil the &beet d maitiete.•l lining Physician 1010e/etriale National I.oeas Is &dinette's, late Pbysemo On she h.trleat da Sours, and Mamba of Inas, bossed Socirms Tusialed *ma tie /notch. Si , D.D. DAVIS, M.D. Physi c-roes the linrff.ta Ynntual Ise Ideate Cadoll o,t Davi.. *nand, London. 11.4 hum is ceanderabin fortradimus, An ABRIDGE MINT weigh will sheriv be ananutt...l. so the pros., of that Pan et Pfelinow Pinar% aeleerated Wolk no Priikisupnical tin pooh,. whbdbta.ra of ferrri4 Diatertli.re. •NOMA•••fii 1I ZLLI6ENCE. FOABIGN . , —....0...--. GOTTILYII4. I IMH '4 I IILS. . invT rammer', stow. 7. The Trench, h is said. have made grist appear- Sit! at Arrolara. in Swedish Pomerania, which is sheer forty-eight English miles from Stralsund. Soeleund is thenefoor declared in *state of siege.; the troupe end militia. which will, in the whole, stmennet to about 11,000, have all been called in, sej wises have been isessit lisi_provieasing it how aseessit, I some vessels bah kW taken up for thei. pitfall!. :-..: ••••• ". It is reported stair. est% aid thief treasures 5eW11044115414.. h ags w i n g in a vessel at Copenhagen. . % • - The Xing of Sweden gill remains at lhatesisige though preperstieas have been made for his ds 1 gpaptuss for Magee. where be intends, with his / Queue, so pus the winter. 01Seial accounts leer Trench had entered Wolgart, in Swedish Pomera nia. and seised upon 40 vends of different sons, l i , which lay is slip harbour. The King sad Queen of Sweden, and the Court, I esmeved from fiekaskog to Malmo. last Mond a y, where their Majesties propose passing the winter. Iflts Beitisb *mime followed them a day or two after. inor. IS. General Marian. with 160 of the Swedish troops wise were at Luoeck, and who embarked at Trays :wade. have safely arrived at Stralsund. a ov. 9t. This morning arrived the Lag Civic packet, with an English and a Russian courier. upon the picket's arrival, an estafette was immediately sent to the King at Malmo. We had a terrible gale of .wind from the Smith West last night; several ships beoLe from their moorings. and mach damage was sb-ne. new. 21. y The M•saemerr. Sylvester. arrived here to day. wi .h 4 . .. patches from Malmo, and reports that tho ilillna.- nem. 14. Brunswick is there with the Swedish one from St. i" etersburth, and Dresden, go by the packet to Eng. woy, from Stralsund, received to-day, tanapirte has created, or means to Ivoust Duke of Brunswick. ITRALSWND, OCT. SO. Her Highness the Duchess of Brunswick Oels, with her two sons and suite, arrived here safely on the 24th instant. The reigning Duchess of Bruns wick is at Rostock, whither the King of Sweden has sent Major Silwerskold to invite her to Stralsund. No 18. All comMunication between this place and Ham burg, through Mecklenburg, is cut off by the French ; Bernadotte, with from ten to fifteen thou sand men, being between Gustrow and Rostock ; in the latter they have levied contributions fot many thousand Jonas', as well as for shoes, Analogs, wine, &c. to CORRESPONDENTS. We have received Seater 's &wood I., , ttee to the nvelern Therbites. If ireolv, however, will read Mr. T. 'The Obwovations 'soon that hero, as given in our Paper this day. undrr the heal of " Theauxal Dinner,' he will prohaVe think thAt, to pobli.h his Stricture' now, wool, to use a homely phrase, be only " throwing water upon a dreamed Rat." A Letter vas received at Tug AR Ifni' Pore Office 10.1 a ght, rldremed to the Editor, and noted H R rake. Comulain iag, that an article had a.,petwed Tat Be 1? tie Pees. of yesterday, " stating, from Muting 10 • .o be mis taken, and to., ma'ir.vaist t, leave any doubt as so their source, that he I Wr York.) had been arre-ted, at his ono request, be the P. flee (Wee's, in consequence of a letter true by him to air Vanes Burdett." and ca.liog anon the Editor to contiarbet such •tatement in Tea lIRITIIN Teals, at hermit Niterl. late. N Nrr. the Litho arsures Air Yorke, that no su,ll muck- appeared yesterday, a e.er, in Tea Se.tise Pages, nur .0 Mr. natio ever, dirrefil, er Indirectly, mentiened in that Parer, bat once, In a Re pot of a Space► of Sir Francis Burdett, at the late El.Ltion foe Middlesex. THE BRITISH PRESS. ip • .• Z..7k LIMON OF I OZ • • 'Duchess of Brunsl Ta•wseost Me # lOl . l . 1 1104 • .r, 1 r st..•l ;AS, the Two pi usdN . noTas r &ants]. WAR, maw' a n se - :aleillk.f, 3wo rnessengeni, ri of &Ay Parole of Hmossur o stoic' , • from tit, O m ot h er D ries ito4l, oft SettlerNitillift; 4.. . . for . from ' Majeocy's Transport. 'Ti g ijr,„llg r f• • land. g 'FEN GUINEAS , .'ir It. moms to say Posen . ' • see deliver them at this Ogee, or esisswitise The acconnts fro I socureir lodged in any of the public Mole mention that Banal ORTHIER, an Ofilcer of the Lentos of Ho- :mammary of the binned*, French man of create. Geaeral Day of sea, 5 feet in inches nosh ; stout perms. I.oNth IN. TUESDAY, Decshesaa An Order fat n the Postnaaners was received last evening, at the Foreign Orifice, eat to make op • Mail for Hamt..sh, still evening ; but, it the Mer chants so wished, to send their letters by way of Gottenhurgh. The Ihreseey, Boy es, of Hull, arrived at that poet en Friday, from Braaten. He left the Weser on the lath inst. in convequence of part of the Dutch army having entered and taken possessi..n of the Duchy of Oldenburg, and the custom Himse at Elideeth, and disbanded all the Oldenburg troops The Dutch bad t,ot entered Ure men when Captain Bove CM:Be away, nor Was it esuefied slier, they would, but they were marching down with artiU ry to Brernmlee. CAe:a, Fosree, of Hull, for London; and the irtgivni, FOIT Ca. of Newcastle, for Hull, both loaded', sailed alor.g with the Harr assay. Capt. Boras was obliged to come away with part of his outward csrgo, as was a easel for L in dam. The Hamburgh skips, Capt. Boy as heard, were at Glucksradt. Capt. Boy Ls states, that he heard an account read from a German paper, of the &Rion fought at Lubeck, between the French and a part of the Prussian hussars, in which the lat ter ware all either taken prisoners er dispersed.— About SOO of the French troops were killed, and SOO of the Prussians, the number of the wounded was immense ; 40 or 30 houses were destroyed ; and the damage the town bad sustained was estimated at near two millions. He understood that Magde burg bad nOt surrendered ; as reported in the Dutch papers. The French had only left a snail body of troops to mask it, while they pursued the scattered division of the Prussian army. A letter from Cuxhaven, dated Nov. ISth, says, " An order is seceived, that so packet in future shall come here from England, and the only remaining packet, the Mama, Capt. ST EWA II T. a schooner, is ordered to proceed from hence to H 1142118. The British Agent eery prudently determined, that the last Mail from England should not be forwarded to Hamburgh, and he took the precaution of putting it on board the schooner, until he should receive some positive instrunions regarding it from Mr Tisolwros, the British Minister, who, after nar• rosily escaping Irons the French, continues in Da nish Holstein, until he shall be able to determine on the place of his residence, in the novel and sin gular predicament of Continental affairs. One of the late instances of Gallic tenches" , respeded she posts : a positive assurance was given, that all the Mails might psi and repass through Ham burgh, without the smallest molestation from the French Government, and the British post was par , ticalsrly distinguished, as in the roost penal soca- tit y. The fa& however, has Lees otherwise vty fest of last Tuesday's letters havt arrived all those addressed to Merchants appear to bees opened, and there is not a single letter of day last, which has been permitted to escape whole post has been detained, so that all you receive on your side of this date, consists of some dispatches from Mr. Tiioamros, and other com munications from the British Consuls. Several circumstances. incidental to the present war, must involve this venerable city in absolute destruc tion The general bankruptcy in all the com mercial towns of Prussia, Brandenburg, and Si lesia, are among the most conspieuons of these causes, as this port was the channel through which their demands were supplied. It is expected every hour, that the French will pass the Danish frontier, and enter Altona ; and it is agreed by the Court of Denmark, that no opposition should ba given in consequence of a threat from General Mutat elt, that if a single trigger be drawn by the Danish truops, that beautiful city would be exprsad to pillage. From Altona, the design is, to proceed through the duchy of Holstein to the atreights of the Baltic, distinguished by the name of the Bch', which during a severe winter can be passed over on the ice, ■nd by this expedient, pos session may be taken of the capital of Cwatsrt sr the SIVIATII. All them schemes ate auxiliary to one grand object, the exclusion of the British tra ders from the Sound, and the complete establish ment of the authority of the conqueror from the coast of Norway to the shores of the Bosphorus, About scventy vessels, some of them drop. ping down from Harnburgh, others detained by orders from the Commodore, are now of this harbour. They are to proceed to England with the first wind ; and • gun was fired this morning from L'Aimile frigate for their departure ; but the wind shifting, they yet continue in the Roads. Five Gottenburgh Mails arrived yesterday The French have made their appearance at Arran& in Swedish Pomerania, within 48 English miles of Stralsund. The Royal Family o!' Sweden, and se veral Royal Fugitives from Germany, are now in that' city, which is provided for a siege. Ba•na oorra was betvrern Gastrow and Radrock on the IBth last. Marshal D VOUST, 1t is said, will be created Duke of liauriswice. ' -• The hinds suffered a further depression yesterday morning. The Onsairs was down to ! per cent. discount. and the other classes fell i■ the same pro. portion. As they recovered' a little towards the clo.e of the market, we have reason Is hope that the disastrous nrws from the Continent, which was the came of their depression, has spent its :e. - His Whams.? is ez;trited in town to-TINMO'ff. Yesterday. the Duke of :one traniet,ed besieges • with His MAJIISTY. for two howl. 'Yesterday, at eleven o'clock, Lords Hota tin:t end AVCRL•MO nset•Messrs. Muses MO PINCK NEY, the American Ambassadors, at the Foreign Office ; they continued their deliberations till twelve. when Lords Hot-LAND and AU-cittasi went to the.. bnatd of Trade Office, end held a Board. together' ,iliac the Esti of &care Gni nix: as,the Azto art ay. at., Sir J Balm. and Mr. Y,ANIITT•IT. Thirty Merchants attended for advice to know hew to a , fl,; the Board, after hearing their cases and_, deliberated for Tome time . ; when Lord 7 tt t:c g LAFtr went to the Cabinet Council, erhieb was siting at Lord 1)0st/ice's Office, and reported the _proceedings. —. rhe Palceosloop of war, with the 'rade from the Elbe, is arrived in Yarmouth Roads ; as is the . CeLclaisia, Capt. Pe•yr, from the Weser, from whence she sails] on the Wits inst. with five brigs, which she took tinder her proteition, and parted from them in a gale the next night. The Captain of a vessel arrived at Elsinore on the 11th of November, And reported, that the Thetis, Capt. Bin. asp, of and for Liverpool, with half her canto on hoard, was driven nn shore 00 the 25 h of OR , lber. in Riga Sty, and became a wreck—part of her cargo was expedited to be saved. The Ann, NNW Ot.Ds. Irons Newfoundland, for Oporto. has been taken by a privateer, near Vige. re-taken by the Germ* sloop of war, and sent into Plymouth. with the privateer: — • • ' The Sit Chad:, Hamiliee, of Liverpool, is seized y she French. at Lubec. Au English brig. without any person on board, was carried into Regefiord. in Norway, o.t the 31st of ()Sober, with her main-mast carried or cut away ; no books or papers on board ; every thing cleared off her deck, and her upper works damaged. On her stern. between the windows, is painted J. S. in white, and beneath, Sophia of 1 video. Members returned to serve in Parliament :-- Coauty of Dui:cm-4Raton Hamilton sod Col. Frederic John 11Asiner. Tam, Dingwall, Jec —Brie -Coen. J R kfaekencie. Copse, Yak, Perth, om —g,r David Wedderburn. Haddingten, Dunbar, &e —Hon. Was, Lambe. Pinbabint.. Thomas Graham. Cottony of W.gtosi--%% Banff Cullen, &c.v.-George Skin,. Irerrososin County -.General Cole and A few years since, it was thought a mighty mat ter of artraAive adventure, to coustrua a Lottery Scheme, even of Sixty Thousand Tuckers, with one or two Capital Prizes of Ten or Twenty Tbousaad Pounds. Yvt now, in a Scheme of 2."),0U0 Tickets only, we behold, not alone more P:ites of 10 and 20.0001 hut two of suds an unprecedented magni rode as 50,0001. each. Can the Adventurous World be sensible of this amazing ditizrencc, and yet be remiss us embracing an opportunity, that will crown, in a few weeks, 0 talifeill individuals with such Princely Formate The Theatre at this place opened on the 6th of Oaober, under the superintendence of Mt. Coors a, The Company consists of— Mr. Casper (the Manager,) Mr. Tyler, kfr. Ilarwood. Tweitl, Mr. Hong, Mr. Parley, Mr Ifallam , Mr. Halls dun Mr. Maras, and Mr. R OblniOn M.s. Oldmieria, Parley, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Villiers, mis. Siesesea, bel, lingen, die. And may be considered as tnlerabiy strong. Frye since its opening, it has had the aid of Mr. Fennel's talents, who is under a temporary engagement for a certain number of nights, with whom, and Mr. Conner, there has been an interchange of charafters, and great satisfaaion afforded to the Public, by the united efforts of these rival Performers. The house s have been extremely we'l attended, and every thing promises a luxuriant season. Mrs. doses (the Jig. din of that stage,) is prevented from assuming her station by a serious and alarming illness; little ex. peaations of her recovery are indulged. Her die. order is said to be a consumption, now almost be. yond the reach of medical aid. ceimetaattnnem Countess Seance', we are happy to state. is mach better. , The Earl was expcifted in town, la.t night, from Bath. Lord Pongee sr has given a donation of 3601. to the Charitable Institutions in tIP• City of Cork. Departures yesterday from Kirkhant's Hotel is Lower Brook.atreet 1 — Charles Ilet-Itterd Long, Eel. for ho met at Langley, Saks; Thomas Leicester ?mks", Esq. en a stet to S i r I homes L. ewer, at Tattler House, Cnottford, Chaining; Edward f a Im tor, Esq. for Oxford; Spencer Mackay, Esq for Holly Prove near Windsor; and Captain Parker, en • visit to the EMI ilia COUnleOlof Drikastos, at gaby Castle, Dachas. The Dare of the Court of King's Bench is quite enrage that he cannot tee without its being made Viscount hfnustriov intends enlivening Deblia with private Theatricals this winter. Tit! Doke and Duchess of Batmen honoured the Dublin Theatre with their presence on fliers day last, the entertainments Wart The finery Mese, and lir Devil to Pe,. General I.tovn has Yenned the' toennand of the Garrison at Woolaich. to the great joy of the military and inhabitants of that place. Although the inoreneg for the Duke of Ban's. vice continues this whole month, some of the Pa• pers have announced fpr it a wardrobe of fashion comprising all the cioloursof tit! nsi.l.es, and al the tared materials that ever came from the loos. Tee Ball, et inieston.ion Monday vetoing lam. was attended by— lin Rowel Wiliness the P•isce of Wales; the Pnu,e.si De Genststa4; the Miriam Ds Ea PI wine; the Mesenteries. at Dinvosniie ; Lord and Lady Banbury; Cameral, Lano.dt, Toner, sad Hisgirsia Lady 4an Wiaithassi Major Illimaa• field; Mr. A.k.a.; sad Colonel Wall. Lady M•TI DA Wvataaa having resigned bee siltation as one of the Ladies is Waitinx to the Prin. ceases, Lady Ocoee, Mosaar is appointed to suc ceed her. Lord and Lady bunter. , and Wean will not return to town, until after the Christmas Holidays. Capt. DIAKII and the Hon. Miss lain opened the ' ball at High Wycombe on Tuesday last. The first dance was a new use, citified Graerel Afenieebles Rset. The s-cond dance was %leo original—Lord *patsy. The latter was somprsscd by Mr. G iw, in compliment to the infant son of Lord D• toroth's. Among the party, which exceeded 130, were, Lord and Lady C•11&1110TI;IN, Lady Boning, and daugh... ten. /sc. • The Manchester Theatre was to open last night strik The Wheel Forriote and The Weerbrrevrk. The fornwing is a coma list of the company Mows Ward. Yoking, nensaiieb, Perms. Swend.4l, Itoyier, Totems, Hainctnn, Sowell, i.e.,, Mission, Terry. Andrews. Snow, Middleton, Dytchor, Webster. Weight. Mtstrimises Ward, Powell, Smith, (late Mina it•pallni). Dneher, tapin, Soitod.,ll, Pea.on, Slam. lisegineh • Andrews Mire. Ward, tifixsaa, S. Norton. Mr. PITT', and Mr. Po erw•m's cleans bail, at the King's Arms, in Dorchester, on Wednesday evening, was fully and respectably attended. Mrs. Pier and Niro. Potter •ff joiaeil in the gay dance, and sheaved particular attention to their friends, as did likewise Mr. PITT and Mr Pus read. About • one o'clock 300 persons sat down to sapper. Adele consisted of every debt-my that could be wished. The dancing was kept up with great spirit, and all was gaiety. Lord and L a d MARSPIA kr, the Hon. LIONLL and Sr o WILLIAM Ootisitnea. Bart. were of the party. We are concerned to state, that, on Tuesday lam as BCI/J•1411/ BUNTON. Esq of Walcot, near Lin coln, was returning from hunting with Earl Its e wi ti•u's hoands, his hone tell with hum near Castor Aydin, and hie foot hanging in the stirrup. he was dragged a,considerable distance, and bad his skull fractured. ' Having undergone the °per.-- lion of the trepan, he is now happily in a fair way of recovery. The late Duke of Baunswtec, on his retreat from his capital, assumed the tide of Count of W sstP THaIIe. His body lay in state till the evening of the lath His heart ia preserved in a silver bole-Y.- The remains of His Highness are dressed in the regimentals of the Brunswick dragoons, booted and spurred, with a large Prosiness cocked kit, and on the left breast are placed the star and insignia of the British Order of the Garter. The coffin is very plain, covered with black velvet. IVPROVED Mien t. Tornio—The Nobility and Gentry are most respeafolly accommodated with the same by A. Fatima and .1. Dataeoas, No ln. Woburn-place, Russel-square, where every de ficiency, even of the Gum, is supplied in the mcst secure, pleasant, and agreeable manner. To this renovation of the month, succeeds the comfort of mastication; while the voice resumes the charming powers of tone, and varieties of modulation, and the I harmony of the f eatures i s aga i n restore d to t h e grace which Nature fits' gave them.—Mr. Facet s. perfealy acquainted with the preparation of Mineral Cotopi.s:tions, from an experience of fourteen ycars, has succeeded in making his l'ectb so into 111 tihl . that he will esguge to replace them, free td es peace, if ever known to we or 6aq/a Calt.if ise ; W a 0 herb ; Clf 6 o have a t of Fri- ° e ; the u will NEW rota THE.I7'RE.