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rPOW" ~~ bt NUMBER 1147.) THEATRE s!OYAL HAYMARKET. THIS PRESENT EVENING, September 9, 1805, will be presented the Farce of A MOGUL TALE ; OR, Tilt DF.CF.NT OF THE BALLOON. The Magut, Mr De Camp; De Pedant, Mr. Groeo ; j o h, w , Atkins, Mt. Slaci - ews. Irene, Mrs. Mathews; Sheba, Mrs. N.ble; Fanny, Mrs Gibbs. Aster which, a Comedy, called, SIGHS ; OR, THE DAUGHTER. Von Snarl, Mr. Mathews; Leopold, Mr Whitfield Adelben, My P.diner, Jun ; Ham Mr. Wisedon ; adman Tot`eio, Mr. Fawcett ; Nichols% Mr. Noble. Jo• s Mrs. Glover; Loirtia, Mrs. Gibbs ; Mrs. Ruse, Mrs. Yosoll Men (with a Sung), Mew Tyrer. T. w h i ch will be allele.% a FARO, called, ANIMAL MAGNETISM. Marquis, Mr. De Camp; Huth:a, Mr. M a thews; La Fleur, Mr. Fawcett; Jeffery. Mr. Liston. Constance, Mrs. Taylor; Mrs, Gibbs. Tomorrow, The Dramatist: Vapid (with the Original d logut), by Mr. Fawcett ; with Sylvester Daggerwood. to which will be added Host tuna this season), too bur/oique Tritely of Tom Thumb. r rHE PANORAMA, Leicester-Square, is Open 1 iron Ted 01 Dirk, ia erh•eh ere eahtlaiting LORD wISCISON'S Glor f 10.00ious VICV MY off TRAFALGAR au on the wart , e 1 , o 0 squat* feet; and the betiful , TIEW at LUI:MIRGH. Athers ee to as-h Painting, One Slnihne. LECIVALS UN SUAYSPEARE, MILTON, Ste. V HE Dravnae.rooms at Mr. THELWALL's, 1 (No. Redfard.place, Illonmsbury-square) having 110.,f11 wets fitted up, with every accommndation fur a seta" fashiviwible auri.ence, nod splendolly adorned with anpro. ;gists Jectratons and busts of the celebrated Poem and OM • is-rs to be critic:se., in the respective Lectures. WILL BE trPti NED on MONDAY NEXT, at Eight in the EliCnittg when a Series of N•ne Lectures will be commenced on the elm. om ersof Sliakspeaie, and the vrtitrugs of Milton, Dryden, Pepe, Stern., &c. to be illustrated by Popular Recitations, Criticisms isti the STAGE, and Characteristic Sketches of the PRINCI• PIL PERFORMERS. Adinntance ss. Ticket tor 'flues, tit 6d For the Sc",. 11. Is. ()Alines of the Lectures, and Terms of Private Tuition to T u nigivers, Perwas with Impediments, and Students designed 16, site Senate, 0 , the Po,iu:ar Professions, may be had of Mr. Ptollitri, Bridge street; MMUS. Arah, CornhiU ; Ridgeway, Pi:caddie; Carpenter, Rund-street ; Lloyd, Harley-street ; and Mrs. Lyncits. Grenville street. Moue alt. may be had, and UtidilMl Asti:lda, read and recited, a c e. KATE GLASS COMPANY. THE Public ate informed, that a large Assort ment of PLATE GLASS is now ea SALE, of fixe.l Pies., by Mr ALLXANDEN IIL ACK, at the Crimnany's Wareboure, A Li:NON-PLACE, BL ACKF (ARS-BRIDGE, ef a fine colony, superior Onlliss.cy, and of vaious dirnaro• si as: from 12 inches so 144 inches in length, and from 10 te 7? inches in breadth glen Convex ant Concave Mirrors, *ern Is to .4 inches diameter. And the seine marten:lnt nor be had for Counter Orders, by addressing Lamers to Mr. W t lliain Feater, at the Mutufatery,Ravenhend, near Prescot, Laeceshire. Vrens the great improvement that has been made or late yews in this blanufactonr, it is nnw allowed that the Com psay's 114•018 are equal w their brilliancy end have fewer im perfections, compared with any Foreigh:Glass that ever was MORE CAPITAL PRIZES, Led five Tbouaand lea Totkm than ta4 Stow Lottery The first-damn Ticket entialled ta TEN THOUSAND POUNS4i, Ail other Cavitat Prises afloat PURCHASERS of TICKETS and SHARES sat Mee the opportunity of obtaining ell the Capit.l Pr on, prov,ded Ow, purcha,e before the Drawing enroreemet Ci.ch .11:1 be on the 13th of October neat—the Scheme C.Alt 1' it eqval Adeamaget s r TWENTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, TEN THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, FIVE THOUSAND POUND PRIZE , :, kc. See. To former Lotteries of &tub,e the biumbet of Tickets. err,ooo Tu.hos Only, and N., Abet State Lotu is to be Dia*D this Year. SCHEME. Ile. of Prises. Value of each. Total Value. 3 3 9 i id 11,1 41 4.1U111 --. 20000 Ticket* . L 200,0a0 7.CAttoan.l'ham are on Sal at event tottcfy Otboe. Ticket }Tali Q . 5 I 0 Sotteenth -1 6 0 THE CSOVERNMEN r s CATE LOTTERY Carnmeoces Drawing 13th of nest Month. 1.1,0.101. fan the Ft it Drawn Ticket; Every nine, Prise ati.rtr, 20,001. so Rol. THIS Plan places all who porebese before the Drawing bez:IIS, on equal urn's; an bOvestage that Mg bat ken offered to the metthe for many years pre. Oaly Twenty Tiagewand Tickets; And the Seising contains 3 Maws at 20,0001• s,oons. 1,0(10 &e. Ike. &e. Prix lets than Tweaty Pounds. The %bin: 1. IL observe. that Stwe Lottery Primo are paid is de' jai moo',; 29,0001. fur a 20.0004. and so in Y•y~r:ioa tat ever/ other Prize. Tickets and Wiares We On Sae at all the Imetred Lathery Offices, and by data Agi. nes. WAIDIEPNCONCENTR ATED LAVENDER-VINEGAR •• ESSIIS. W A MIEN and CO. having received *. f &listen eo.nplamm of Aromatic Vinegar in genera,' Is..re notated and brought to the higlisst degree uf perfection, 14, renare attar. The .tnet: srf Lasvader is aniverony allowed to be the most 'Veleta:a sad refreshmg of ail flowers; the LAVENDER VINEG 4,1 t se therefore strongly recommen led to the public, hot only as the mow agreeable perfume to pennon in hea:th, / "I est, as we dlarfulle refreshing to th iee labouring under *AA* of any knoll ; and partic..larly where the ti/St.a.e is of that twine, as not to a.l i t of the windows being kept open f•r any length of time; as n• not only mr.ite , tmopieteles t ie alt of the chamber, but diffries a del ghtf..: a n d moat re ' ort perfume through the • hole of the apartment As oar ("mute cart alter the CONCENTItATED LAVENDER. Vl's EGAN, it i• partreulariv recommended to all persons tea- Vera g. ~arts, a. the bast preventive of inioetion; atol Me'clieunt and Caputo* of Ship:, as a useful and benctieral ar..!le of trade. ' . . l . ll Vlfli..fimale and Retail, only by the Proprietors, Mews GW'',..te .„ ",d a' Co. Perri:men, at the , r orivrial Wareliussa, the • 'trrsoPPorite W•rudwireet, Cheapstrie; whore War tvirbratwl 'Aida of Roses w envie and sold as untal. with es!v VOW tides ei E•qemis turf Foreign Perfumery, of tire tr,t cv.asty• • b i e L r t t t ti TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1806. VICTUALLIWi•OFFICE, Jute 24, 1806. T HE COMMISSIONERS for riaualting Ha Alajeste's Nary du hereby gfre Notice, That un FIiT DAY, the 12th duy of September nett, they wilt be reedy tit rereiee Tenders in It .itior (sealed ap 1, tar such 3ioultities et IR Nil BEEF and PORK, de the hest 2nnlity, and to be cured in the ensuitig section, a: the respecttre hfer,hunts and Defiers therein mar this& proper toofer; tout-third part Meryl' to be packed in Atlttpuneheons, one-thild ?not in lierc.3, and the re ruining me-thud part in /barrels ; to be delivered into His Ma. fearer ricindtling Stores at Lkpeford, Portsmouth, and P/yroomk, end into the Armin Viotrolling Situ es in St. Catherine s, in regular proportions of each description of Casks, by the periods under rnentimied One-fourth of the whole, by the ISth January (Are-liolf 01'0e remaining quantity, by the 31st March?. 1807. And Cite remainder by the Stith of June dud to he paid Jar by klitto, payable, w:th 'Wryest, Ninety Dads miter Dote. The o f the emitrnes may he vest at the Secretary's Off i ce ; et ilt;sOke ; ar by opening to Mr. Dunstirvitie, Agent for the l'irtualing et Cos*, to the Collectors of His Majcity's Chstsms tit Lidterick, Belfast, Newry, and Waterjord ; mad to the P—stmatter-General at Dubin, ; respettekte. ti B. NJ Tender for a less quantity than isoo Tierra, will k accepted. AV regent will be hail to say Tender, is which. the Price shall mot he Marta in Worth it length, or Owe shelf sot be deffnerld to the Nonni Infirm One o'Cloek im the mid Evils', the 120i* of September tart ; nor unless the Person echo makes the Trader, or mine Pernni on his &Nal, attends, ti answer then called lop. reit This Day is publiqtel, price bs. stitekord, A GUIDE to facilitate the Execution of the A PROPERTY ACT of 46 Ceo 111 ; with Tablet of Calculation, rums of Proceedings, Ca.e.. of Illustration, and Explanatory Notes, taken from the best Authorities. Printed and published by J. Gold, 103, Sibri•-tans; who pub lislicd The Eiposinon to th, Property Atb, in toe year 1803 DR. GREGORY'S NEW CYCLOPIEDIA. To he finished in five months. THE SEVENTH PART of Dr. GREGORY'. NEW DICTIONARY of AR TS and SCIENCES, including all the new Discoveries and Improvements to the present Time, was published nn the First Day of . September, price 9s. and may be had of all !Soul:sellers and Dealers in Books. A Part will trontinee is be published on the First Day of the following five Mouths, when this valuable Womc will be com pleted in Twelve Pads, making tee) large and splendid Vo• lumen, in quarto, illustrated by One Hundred and Forty En gravings, by the first Artists. The First Volume "Pascoe:Timed on the Ist of August, and may now ba had, in boards, price 21. 17. fwl. and LI trs pre re.ling Numbers may also be had at t .e Shop of every Iksok seller in the United Kingdom, price 9a. melt. Bridge4treet,-Supt. 4, IFOG. IRE TUN INTELLIGENCE. FROM THE FRENCH RAPIERS. PAU% SEPT. 3. Captain Jerome Bonaparte, who commanded the Veteran, arrived in France on the ''6th ult. He gives an account that he had left the squadron under the command of Vice-Admiral Willaurnez, in the best condition, having made thirty rich prizes, and being in pursuit of a numerous convoy. It is impossible to give a detailed account of the operations of our squadrons which are commanded by that Admiral, as , it would unfold the objeell of his mission. It it sufficient to say, that be has ' already i jured the English commerce to the amount of twenty millions. The Veteran celebrated the Feast of the Emperor on the 15th of August, in a manner very honour able to i:s Captain and brave crew. The following is tie account of it, taken from the Journal:— • AUG. At the dven of day we perceived two English ships of war, escorting a convoy of sixteen A general cTy of " Lev live tAt Emperor." re sounJed through the ship, which in an instant crowded all its sails. Being arrived within cannon shot, we hoisted English colours. The enemy made signals, to which we did Lot answer ; but observing that the ships dispersed, and sought for safety in flight, we hoisted the French flag, and ac companied it with a discharge of cannon. The frigates trijuneovred, and a pan of the convoy fol lowed their example. The Vcieran immediately pursued those to windward, which were twelve in number, of which she toot nine. The Alexander 1110 tons. The John and Isabella 930 tons. Tne Janus 3,0 tons. The Silver gel... 400 tons. The &maces. b! tens. The William lO tons. The Father 3GAI tons. The Hilton... NO tioni. The Lrdia —DO tuna. " The convoy was coming from Quebec, and was loaded with masts, pitch, skir.s, and other pro duce of that colony. The prizes are valued at five millions. " On the 16th, at four p. m. the Fettrau having colle&ed the English crews, and what was most va luable of the cargoes, set the vessels on fire, and took advantage of several American ships which she met, to dispose of the English sailors on beard them. " During the nice months that the Vrteran has been on her cruise, she has lost but five men. The crew have constantly been in good health. Scum scorbutic symptoms made their appearance befcre the ship arrived at St. Salvador, where the men were perfeOly cured. 4. Admiral Cochrane, with four ships and two frigates, appeared at the distance of three leagues to the windward of the French squadron off 'for tola ; but the. Admital perceiving that the French squadron manoeuvred to bring him to an engage ment, put to sea, and, having the wind, soon dis appeared. 6 , The French division which cruised off Green land, appears also to have bad great success. ff That of Captain L'Hermitte has taken upwards of fifty of the enemy's vessels. According to the intelligence we have received in •n indirect way, many other French cruisers have beets eqnrlly de struClive to the English commetce. Upwards of two hundred Enr,itch meretantraen have been takes or sunk, since the lst of Jiffy." The Emperor, on Monday last, went to the camp of Meudon. He arrived in a reti, be. at eleven o'clock, accompamied by General Junot, his princi pal Aide-de-Camp, and Governor of Paris. The arrival of the Emperor having spread throughout the environs, the inhabitants hastened to erjly the presence of His Majesty, and their number was so VI so h. OTT yy whims mem.. 4 ai tohi•l • /meat. his las ei Mil ,fimsoi 6771 - txt. 11, 1j- Dote & I a l the TANA. ,ag * Pottr"4l Nu. 26, CORNHILL, 52, CHARING-CROSS, AND ST MARGARET'S HILL, BOROUGH. HORNSBY Co. respeafully acquaint the Public, twat the present Lottery contain; more Capital Prises, end fewer Tickets, this. any preceding Lot:cry. A great variety or Tickets and Shares are on sale at the lowest prices, at the shove State Lottery Offices, where all Snares of Prises are paying in full. • birders, by Letters*: Carrier, elevated on the same terms as if present. The Lottery begins Drawing the 13th of Oehaber. THE IRISH LINEN COMPANY have con. sigut4 by the late ships from Behan, to then Agent, Mr. O'ltltlf.N, the greatest part of their summer bleach, which are supoilor to colour to duke finishid in winter. Families and Individuals supplied with single pieces at the Trade price —The pri n conimence at 16d a yard, and the Id a number, progressively, up to Ili. per yard. o , ele-s by prim, or oth.owise, executed arts punctuality. Nn attack sold but Dish Linen, and not loss ti•as a piss:la.—. Lich piece contains about twentOve yards; is warimited to be of the best fabric, and bleached sin the grass, and the Money returned if a fault spectra. Cash tor Wink of Ireland Notes. near Southampton-street, leading No ♦, Wootosb to Hulboi n ... WINDSOR FOREST. THE Commissioners, authoriitd by His Ma jesty's Cwennsisrion, to carry into execution an Act passed in the last Session of Parliament, intitotael, An Act fur in quiring •nto the state otlsot Forest, in the County of Re.ks, aid for aseettaining the Boundaries of the said Forest, and in the Lands of the Crown, within the same," Du hereby give N.M.!, that they intend to tweet on WEDNESDAY, the twentrfourth day of SEPTEMBER instant, at twelve of the clock at noon, at the house of John Lamer, known by the naive of Sunni it 4 n We" s, in the 'wish of Sunninghill, in the county of Rinks, fur the purpose of carrying the said Act into execution; and that thee will, at ten of the clack precisely, in the forenoon of the following day. commence the pa e , u gh.,lation of the Soupdaries of the mil fwmist a beginitiog at the I n known by the name of the Red Lion lan, or robot House, situate at or near Sheutss Hill, in tire "tear bf Old Wiiolsar, in the said County a Berke, and pror.emling, in a westerly directi o n; and that such perambulation will be con tinued from day to day; of which all Persons interested are re rotted to take notice. Elated this sixth day of September, one thousand eight hundred and By Order of itto Comtnissiostors, JOHN !RECKER, 'secretor,. THE GOVERNORS of HOSPI TAI., LONDON, give notice, that. Committee will sit op the Counting-house of the Hospital, on VlEnx ESDAY, the 17th day of September instant, st Eleven o'Ctiek in the forenoon, precisely, to receive Pioposa s for taking on Lease for twenty-one years from Micea-linas 'See, a capital House, ex tensive warehouser, vaults, aid preeniwis, inclosed with a spaci el us fore.eourt, being no. 4, Pancras-lane, Queen-stieet, Che r p. side i else a small House, co,itivuon. thereto. C.crient Samael Strong, Esq. has been many )ears the occupier et the premi• yes; his lease is expired, and he quits ',mammon at Michael mas next. An mainline of the repairs which will be requited to be done to the above pee:liars by the tenant, may be seen at the Counting-titmice in the said Hospital, where further ;ear. Neuters miv. be known. And all pe sore urving, must attend at the meeting of the Committee, to answer toPPVileftiS. RICHARD CuRP, Clerk. Christ's Hospital, Ist Sept. 1806. GUILDHALL, LONDON, 29tii dime, 1904. SUNDAY TOLL —TO BE LET BY AUCTION. Tn be put top at 11001. 'PK COMMISSIONERS appointed to carry into execution. an Act of Parliament, hammed in the 11th year of the Reign of Hu preient Majesty, for consolidating the several Acts of Parliament, for ?awing, Cleaning, and Lignt in* the Cny of Loudon and Liberties thereof, do hereby rite 14:Ake. that they oil. meet in the COLINCIL• CHAMBER of the GUILDHALL, on TUt.SDAY, the 9th Septcciber nest, at flee o'clock in the afternoon, to Lest by Public Auc tion, a Lea., for one year, from Michaelmas Day neat, of the Tolls dorected by the said Art, to be paid b•ferre any Cattle or Caiii•re shah bt perms:tett to paw on a Sunday, quae ah a ., or etttruf of the Turnpikes hereafter mentioned, or though any Turnpike to be erected by Virtue of the *aid Act, or any ether Act or Acts of Parliament, near the same, viz. The Turnpike at Ma: End. /iLth nal Green. Hackney._ hingsland. Bali. Pound, or Pond, Idin;ton. Flonoway. Sr. John-street. Goirrelt.rtreev, and on the New-road, c o mmonly rant , ' tho City-road. That is to My. fa every Coach, Chariot, Berlin, Chaise, Chair. Calash, or other Camage. drawn by is GI more Hones or Males, the Enna of 10 pencil. FOr every Caen, Chariot, Berlin, Chaise, Chair, Calash, or other Cartage drawn by tour Horses or Mules, the Sum of eight.pence. Far every Coach, Chariot, Emilio, Chase, Chair. Calash, or other Carri:ge, dream by three or two Horses or Mules, the Sian of sin-lone. For every COMA, C.alasb. or other Carriage. drawn by one Horse or Molt, the Suns of thret.pence. And for its c Norse, Mu!... or Au not drawing, one penny. hobact, nevi :them, to the PrOvision in the mid Act, that Persona shall net he table to the mama of t , e said Tolls more than once a Day, for passiag or reetataing with the muse Catt:e or Carriage. N.B. The Lease Ito pay down IDOL as a Deposit, in part of the first alaitoll Rent, which a to he paid in advance, before toe Execution of tar Lease ; and alio, to continua to pay One Quarter in ailv..are. during the term of the raid Lease. The pertacelars COAT be sects at the Clerks' Office, GlaildL4L WM. WED. Liiraalfal Clerk. iit!-t**4 :Ti ' tj e f ,- - ..T.. .--..; - 47 ( .. : .:.:‘, . 7 4 :ifi ;.•;-,.%:‘ .11 4 ?' fiss. kPRICE SIXPE graV r. ceme necessary to prohibit trance i the camp. The Emperor wen tent, where he remained for some time, out of it surrounded by General Office troops, who liad beeu for several days in es of him, and who were all under arms to es grand evolutions under the orders of t 1 mande:s, perceived at a distance His Maje! on horseback, and immediately joined in Vice l'Empereur, at the same time rai, casques above their bayonets. The Empe the front of these troops, consisting of fif sand men, infantry and cavalry. A Beta the Gendarmerie had arrived to join the this camp. These troops being condufied into which extends between Clamart an I were sanded lets twelve plamena, or which were opposed to the other. Ti 'anted, under the immediate command o jecty, the battle, Austerlitz. These r continued a much longer time than tb concluded in that viaory, which put an war. They began at noon, and did no six in the evening. Those whom the dii musketry had called Irons the surrounc try, were mounted upon the hillocks tha ,the . outside of the camp, ensl followed wit eye the motions of the Emperor, who guibhable by the simplicity of his dress, pidity of his course, when, in order' to counter-march, he darted away from th who accompanied him. The Emperor passel through the camp, at•entively es position, vis:teJ the tents of the soldiers, to change the form of the camp, again tent, changed his dress, and then retort Cloud with General Junot, in the same brought them. ' 9 ., The late departure 4 Basilic° has await , f peace ;" not ncral hope of , _ ; Jt that we know u does hinuelf what are the contents of th of which he is the bearer, but because that we should have a favourable opini gociation which appears to be returned aelivity. ♦trINA, A few days ago a Courier arrived hi lreterslawsgh, after a jourany of ancous tion. Another Courier has brought that Cattaro was to be immediately deli General Bellegarde. slates, The latest intelligence from Calabti that the whole of the country from La zenza bas returned to order. 'lle be disappeared ; and the inhabitants, del their yoke. manifest from all quarters fidelity to King Joseph. General Verdier mutt by this have steal Massena at Cozenza, General Re duced all the country as far as Cotroct FROM THE DITCH PAPE/ The deiberatiors of the Council c upon the return of M. lYOubtil fro unfortunately no: been attended sshh success: that is to say, the Emperor h cii::iet in rat: . f:g, g tie Tree:y of Pea Paris. Consequently official notice o ing was communicated in a Note to a Residents on the lath of August, with t , that His Majesty wished for pear principles." On the 28th cf July, information c Meters, that in the night between 26th some insurgents had been emba Imperiale : at the same time all those Ft the places near Calabria were asset tera, in order to cannonade the fort. and address of the national guards • and the affivity of Lieut. Colonel all their designs. tie attacked and i on the-26th, and took frcm them cannon and a white flag. Guagrilia of the mass, disembarked on the 44t iscroli, with 100 banditti, w:-en Bocheciampo attacked him, killed male five or six prisoners, who sr shot. On the 25th, the Cummand tacked a troop of rebels, after harini my from Crraso and St. Mauro. 1 the entmy had inttenched theism!. and cut off the communication ; men, and the remainder Bed tJ Mon On the 26th, General Vcrifgrnilia d my near Polls, aid obligel him t If he fir be -06. the eh Kt. ext. 01 be win of :hap- the =gm - S plan . '1 1% , :7tt, • Lady e.f R 114 •. •00, .. Mn. P. 11•1- her 9fttb kolte , _ Ilia, Ow de4 :7 re'n. idw 6.+ ;fp& lilt, • . mj I