The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-12-30 00:00:00

I chairman, at twelve, at Guildhall lryan. late .f White L'on court, y of 1. ,n 1.,t. ; since of the /*laud a: is the wildly of Slur- ) , guildhall, tiond,,u. :kann, of kreyle-street, is the cou,,ty 'Sealer end chaplet% at twelv e , at teeter, of Igackheath, in the count, ye, at Gue.dtiall, L0..1011. .n, of Crown greet, Finsbury-senate, ete i , grocer, dater ai:d eliapitiay at inaden Noel, of hlorth-vireet, Bright ty of !inert-4 ti.er, dealer aul titteldlta , , London. acs;, late of hleverley, is She tro t .r. d ea l er and ettapootwa.,, '? an, of Lancaster, in the want; of eater awl chtlintan, at eleven, a'. the the Cnoinsercial J 614.4% ja nu ke ,. re his of ithlbetwarlestteet. to the Haiaiwerealtitre, in the county 4 i isaaicr , at twelve, at tdoilillt :its, late of the city of Ens„ I, sat, at eleven, at at,r..„ Slieddre, of the city of lineal, te hou , e of Thomas Lute, etiminotty nn, In Restsraoreet, Watts!. 'cattail, of Duke-vrere. so Ilith perish r anu lil.erty of Westminster, in the ierchousemaii, dealer awl eitafrinan, :id In. donee. late of Guile:int street,A es. y of NilOdletex, traerehaut (act uovr bench Prison), at tau, at G 41101.14 of the Curtain • in the with disc% in the ceuuty of Mi teethe% at ten, at Ggliftiall, Len. a, late of Lambeth-rosaitttost arm of i), to the county of Stirrehr, hatter. In in, at ten, at Guildhall. Lnikdos. t -on Walker, late offloddevdtin, is but now of Koicatatid, in the county , at twelve, at Guildhall, Looian. , dvo 1, of Wakeheld, in the canny tiler and chapnssii, as eleven, at the rarnmall, tare White Flirt Inn, to of the Lime-kilns, in the parish he county of Knit, Corn arid coal. ten, at Lissildhail, Lased...., Ms of Wig.nore attest, k; avendi4- of Middlesex, millet, at eleven, at w Leach, °liters -street, Alditte, ante and braudy-therchaut, at ten, CATES—jaw. 17 id, in the newish of St. Coerce the the county of Surrey. ossi-dea.st, t Meredith. of Maneh^ster, in the nufactuters, dealers and amputee. OLWEN rs. iu III)RSEMONSTR •LAXI e La Osants of Surrey. r NOTIC► and late of Faritisam, thetas:oy 'is Wait! or Prison in and het the at the Cry of EXIXTF.R. ST NOTICE. Id Sala of Yetatiataas, la the 'Goal Mitzle7N - •i es ~:- or it. is ~...i e.' -, . • • . . .. . • • ~. . 4 ..., • . ..' , ' .4.rraikli .t ik. ..• A .. ' . ; i f • , ..... ,• -• - J I) r • 3 .ti nt t to . b -A'. c.... _ Britt I; 4 -- ~ -... ..• :... .. )..,;,, • l o.i i iNic • . . . . -:. ... . • , • .- '• .Tires 1k.. 7 . , - . • % - 4 TUESDAY. DECEMIWIt 30, 1$ 16 . ;tier.ll %. PRICE I , •- a .. .., ---.--- -- GUILDHALL, LOSI DON . Dag 16.18(16 -- -- OFFICIAL CORRES.UNDENCE. . T PI )ItEIG N In k LLIGE HE CcIMMITTEE fur LETTING the l'hi 3 4 de are Poh . i.hrd, Nunibe , I and II price 2s 61 each. of BRIDGEHOUSE ESTATES, will meet at Gui'dhall, S . R.) , :KDALE'S PARLIAMENTARY RPI- —.,—.. ir 0., THURSDAY, the 22d Day of January neat, at Eleven (ASTER, e.mtainiue the OFFICIAL P4PIDIDS relaiire to Hoonborg4 Cor ra p om mun, PM o'Clock in the Forenoon, th- Nhili/CIATION wit , i FRANCE, prittve-d by H. Ma. To receive PROPOSALS for a supply of FIR TIMIIER, je•ty's Oe.u.nand tas binlalioeses esi ParlianaisiK22d December, COPZNNAG in such qu.intitie4, and at such timid, at shall be , equir il, fir ISJ6 ; with the DEB VIrF.S thirtionn. On the I Oth instant, M. Desattii the remit' of London Bridge, a nd other w o r k s b e l o ng i ng to the Print e d f or J , iiiii Stockdale, Piccadilly. Bridgehouse, it a certam price per toed: N.B. T.ie above j r.. Papers ma , be had separate. Priee 40 . Charge d'Affairtt in this city. receive rUVEET: 1245 ) KING'S THEATRIC. rIIHIS PRESENT EVENING, Dee. 30, 1806, will he uresmateil. the Comic Opera, eninled, IL PRINCIPE Di !ARENT°. The Music el:minus/el by her. End of the first ari will be the DireetisisolLat. c a ll e d WAOKSSABLE REUNION' After the o,.era .111 be performed. the Ballet, entitled NARCISSE Er LES GRACES. GUILDHALL, Losuson. Dec 16, 184 IMMITTEE fur LETTING the BRIDGEHOUsE ESTATES, will meet a Gui ahao, on THURSDAY, the £2,1 Day of January next, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon,. THE T. receive PROPOSALS for a supply of FIR TIMBER, in such Quantities, and at such tines, as shall be 'Noir J, f the repair of London Bridge, and other works belonging to the Bridgehouse, at a certam price per rued: To receive PROPOSALS for a sup;ds of ELM TIMBER. in such quantities, and at such times as shall be ;marred, fur the same purpose, at a certain price per load : To receive PROPOSALS for a snooty of RUBBLE, and LA ROE ROUtili BLOCKS of STONE, each to walla ant less than half a Ten, nor mote than two 'Foes, in sus h quint. ties, and at such time*, as shall b. required, for Ole Lecke and Starlings of L , .nd •ii B idge, at a certain pric. per Ton: To receive PROPOSALS for a supply of CHAT K, in such quantities, and at such runes, as shall be required. torthe said Lucks and Starhogs, at a einem price per Ten ; and To receive PROPOSAL% foe ttse.vepply of SCREW spLTs. IRON PILE SHOES, and ether IRON NOR.' to be used in tla repair of Lood.in Bridge, in such mmetitiee, and at such times, as shay be required, at a certain pike Per Ten Vie tolestrafts to he nude for' One Yew , lass Christmas tasni ; Mat Norm whereof may be seen at , tile Mimi of Works, ~DuiIdhsSAMUEL NEWMAN. Coseinnolt• ~NIIAS , . DenOwi Charge d'irairet in this city, receive set out the next morning, ascompani Kiel. Report speaks of the equipment a ships of the line. A reinforacmtmt of lIDO men hat oat accident,. at Stralsund. The re) ricia and Wermeland, are um dal for the same detitinatioo. On the 9th instant, t 3,000 mask' Holstein at Fredericia, where thrift The ramparts of oar Castle * few days, been mnunted ' , Ads il ts guard there, as well a' at the port, bd ened. 13.4771,ES OP 4f k. RST ar • IttlA, 0 As the public accounts differ so the occurrences on the 14th of (laced to send you the Min% ing pa may be relied upon as authentic. On . the 14th of Odober, two disti fought between the French and Pi with the latter of which the Saxons ed ; the one near Jena, the other • The space between the two fields of teen (English) miles. The result vourable to the arms of France. The battle of Jena began at hi morning, between Lutzerode ant then moved off to Vieraehnheiligt dorf, and terminated, at three in • Capellendorf, nine (English) mile The French were commanded by I' , son, and under him fought the N Ncy, Augerean, and Soak, with thei made the first attack, between Loma wits, where the Satons maintaini TIMATRE-ROYAI„ DRURY-LANE. P . pHLS PRESENT EVENING, Dee. 30, 1906, Their Milessie.' &reams srdf an me Comedy of THE BEAUX STRATAGEM. Archer, Mr. Ellin. n; Atm./ell, Mr. Bartley; Foidard. Mr. Jobestone; 11.mniferts, Mr. Palmer; Snub, Mr. gannisier. Sullen, Mess Duncan; Dorintta, Mtn Mellon. After which, (teeth thee, a New Conic Pantomime, caled, THE ENCHANTERS; na, HARLEQUIN ItILTAUN. Mirotr (14.1.1.-quist Salmon), Mr Hartland; fifersm (the 'F.:4'h Mr. Cnagyrs Urchins Use Qlessp w 1100 Monnspeisevy. Plasma (lite Cowl Gimisas), Mu. Mathews; Princess Hemjuna (Columbine), Mn. amp. To-vootreir The Honey %mai after which, eanters or, ' Harlerloin Sttlfsert. This day is puott,hed, ones ae. ikCHARGE to the CLERGY, at the PRI MARY VISITATION in the Month of Auetist, 18,16, of the late Light keserentl Valise's is God SAMUEL, by Divine Perin , s•ion, Lod Kshop of ST ASAPII. Named for J. Hatehard, Bookseller to Her Msjesty,• No. 190, Plce.dilly. Of whom may he had. by the same Author, 1. HOSEA, 1:t 410. 18s. hoards. 2. The SUBSTANCE of • SPEECH in the HOUSE of MIMS, 1.. 6d, *.02...4/111,61WR tire 511,4*ONS# kjaPigrz sod . fir big SEASON of 50W11IG WHEAL'''. Co. es. 6.1. 4. The WATCHESS and . HOLY OBIS; a Sermon preached on the Day‘f Thmalesitiving (or the irtstoty obtained by Admiral Lord Nelson, *to. price QC IMPff RIAL PARLIAMANI. HOUSE OF CoMMONS, Dsc.ll9. The House, this day, resumed its sittings, after the short recess for the holidays. Several Members took the oaths and their seats. Mr. SWAN, in pqrsua•.ce of a notice he had formerly given, moved. that " The Order for taking into consideration the Petition complaining of an undue EleEtion tor the Borough of Penrhyn, be dis charged, for the purpose of p .stponing it to the 29th of January." After a few observations from a Mr. WINKLIN, The SPEAKER. observed, that this Petition, being of a chili to which priority was given, on the principle that seats should not be kept vacant, this Motion coati not be agreed- to as a matter of course; but if no objeftion was stated to such postpone. ment, it might, with propriety, he proposed. The Order was then discharged. and the Petition ordered to be taken into consideration on Thursday, the 29th of January. Tie SPEAKER gave notice, that if any Gen tleman had Eleaion Pet; ions to present, now was the proper time to do so. Another Petition, from certain Elettors, claim ing a right to vote, and complaining of the double return for the Borough of Horsham, was presented, and ordered to be taken into consideration on the Its day of January, the day fixed for the other ition, formerly presented. A cross Petition was presented, complaining of c,rrupt prattices in the Burgh of Peorhyn ; ordered to be taken into consideration on the same day with theformer one, viz. the 29th of January. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARCEN. THIS PRESEN EVENING, Dec. SO, 1806, will be performed. 11th time , a New May, called, ADRIAN AND 'ORRILA. OR, A manirrs VENGEANCE. The P. sacifel Characters by Mr. Cooke, Mr. Mundell, Mr. C fiemble, Mr. Listen, Mr:OM:110ln j Mn. C. Kimble, Miss Smith, Met Greet•sn, Me. Mattecki, Mee Terer. l'n rhi.l, will he added. a New Pantomime called, HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE; OR, THE GOLGIEN EGG. Wilier Goat, Mr. Sißlfllolls Conn, Siter.lllllll Harlequin, AtriKing. and Mr. Pelvis. inn -, 'Squire Gu i de, aftiarerails Clown. Mr. Gnu:la/Ai; Cabin Any (with a Siang), Metier Smalley ; Colinette, afterwards Columbine, Mir Searle. To•rnormw, The Tempeat • re, The Enchanted Island; •itls Harlequin and Mother feete ; ea, The Golden Fes. ' IatILDNALL, Louielq Dac. 16. Ihoo. THS commrer E E for LE ITI NG tl , e lIRIDGFHOUSS ES MATES, will inset at on THURSDAY, the tirl Day of January next, at Eleven *Thick in the Forenoon, To LET, by PUBLIC AUCTION, far 61 years, (rota Lady-day next, • capital MESsUSGE or TENEMENT, Curer-house, Sta.3o., sod nth .r buildings, with a Garde., ati.l • lace Piece of vura.it N•ound, an .I %1 , .d0w Land, adjetni.ly thereto, inutile in Flee foot tante, Bermondtey, in the eo,utly of Surrey, WO in me uccupation of John ISaty Varehatia, relltooliger. The Premises say be viewed, and • Plan thereof, with Con. ditiont fur Letting the 41111 e, rtav be seen at the °thee of Works, Guildhall. lIIEL NEWMAN, THE NEW LOTTERY, which begins D:Awing JAt4UARY•49, 1107, TO RIARRIED LACIILS OF FASHION. OUNG G ENTLZMEN'S HUSSAR and other oßEssrs, made is the .nae tasmiul and ••Irgant Mannar.. by S. CLARK. Tador, of N.. is, R %TIMONE. OXF....Ht.D.STREET, law Foremast to Mt. Allan in !Ms. Kyoga?. - S. CLARK b.Ke leave also to lawn Noademen and Gehttemot, that he makes up Regimentals. Naval Ual. forma, and Gmelltearteles Clothes of *veer Devcriptton, in the ~t tut, , •a..• Manner, Of semen' dolt* and Mesrlali: !Mew ,:e CONTAShe 2 Prim of L. 90,000 an L. 60,100 20,000 .... 40,000 10,000.... 20,000 5,000 .... 15,010 6 6 21 40 5,100 25,000 Ticks*. L. 1150,003 MOVEY LENT. IN.I FORTUNES mcaeAsto. ONEY immediately on hilts. or Nei of IVA Hand, of by Ammo,, et on any kind of Smoot.; those who h ve Money tnav lay st eta to treat advantage. Ap ply or address (post. tart) to M.! 17 re t.bra of the Daseuout Allies, Na a. Marcum, street. Cavendish-40sta, er at No. 2, gat ng.1a.p..14?"-m,e.Clw•P`kk• Them elm registry it, may be waitad gem at their are house.. shed. Cunt& •levermairtable Tut-drawn Tabu, in Day . 90,000 Dino 9d Day 10,000 IMto sth Day 30,000 Dub. Lan Day 5,000 cket Ti PRICE. f. 18s. Mat - LAO s Sigh* - I t Quitter - b 9 0 I Sixt.enth 6 0 TICICET'I and SHARPS are on Sale at all the LICENSED LOTTERY OFFICES, sad by the,r Agents in the Count:v. • • The above ise IMMO Capital !rues aegi the region, in • Sclterne of so few Minis, ever preearieert an the annals of Lovers Advents e. This fact i. indilituatilu. but the Vota ries of Fortune, to partit tpate rrf such unpsocedeued o o nilenee, must be nn the alert, as the 'Jutting mamma. so *arty at the 19th of January nest. This 3s. ILE . I'TERS open the EirAKLISfiMENT Thu wet ilinuestif Maw. ry Ai raagecalwas of Great &Ora. - ' eg A‘llls FI ROUSSON. Esq. Advent*. • Prialsi far Maio* *at 4 4: g a t. froth . V s I. Casstable and Cosailiblisgh ; and J AA Alway, :40TOAS w C pVILDNALL e ro•itow. • s. t. !r 9 12 titla-steeet,, Lothian, Man -9 NI h High-atsaat, Southwark. 2 111 . . -hue, WooLanett, Chea?- 1 IS . . . 1 1111 . . VIDENDS. mid Histmengitel Causailait, rier , Ain u lt sad gilbest. Braidistreet, If. . Drfolk, shaper 12 Eal!lial Foley, Toweniroyal, . 10 . . TIFICATES. oyaillsifsess, is the parish of Los. Rey of Carasartlieu, e mac, star_ In iloillostoo, to the county of York, tud chapin..n. oart. frecanncit.streer, In the cif, and ett4potou. intim c watt of 1...n-eln, furrier. ••Aet, to the coonty of Lancaster, welt, rlioler and charms*. !---eassoier V rt . LLiii.ENCE. PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 26. Uraole, lieguifts, and Race- James Sauraarres squadron the Diaaafriieue. front a cruise; yesrutietr. rivoy cram Lisbon; Wyarsio, schooner ' from Lisbon ; and Jarber from Sierra Leona. • steep/Iz' 27. p's ship /4.842, horn Ply- I. ships Petyakensa, 74, Rai the Flying DIAL, otc. 26. B-rsa:a sloops of war, for for the River, the Lemke the Lard lisoWessee, -----, terly. osculate 27. 'reer4, Haddon, boned to a - nerve& Castle, Jopes, ter I —Maury at .4 the I" is Arm. ai e. t Met. H. ?"l s'. of New.. run- lAi, AT L./t D.OM 4 1 Even . n Ler SJAVIIISoN, No. 17. 11. e , t•timataso, acid ponloabod u US oeuient's thumb, Sarand. ST Now 841141111treet, Long Acre. P. wig is O. Whop 6protrAti JANUARY LarneitY. RICHARDSON, GOODI.,UCK, AND CO. CORNHILL, AND CHARING-CROSS, LONDON, RESP EC TF LL Y acquaint the Public, the STATE. LOTTERY commences DI)11in on the 13th NEXT MONTH. The Scheme emotains 4 greeter maysttede than any former Lowry, rids tio small a number of T ckeY, vet 2 P.m,. of L:io,noo 2 . Prassi of L. 20,000 2 .... IOOOOI S Ste &e. Tickets sod Shares are on S.l•e RICH ♦RD%ON, 43 1 101)- I , CK, and Co the only Office that ever sold tw , , Vies of SO,OO , I. in Shres, •is io . 1 6,11183, a Prme of 36,n1111 in a Half, a Quarter, and Tee Elghts; No. 1111,907, a Prise of 20,utiql m Sits, n Sra asanthet a. 4 No. 14,165, the hit Prise of 20,0001 in a %lumen, Two Eighths. mid Eight Sisteenths; and a rem Number of other Cspaatt too numerous to part eularite. THE LUCKY LOTTERY twrlcEs.... J. Blt A NSCOM and. Ct . Proprintors of No 11, HOLBORN, 37, CORNIIILL, and SE, HAVMAREET, WHERE TICKEI'S aid SHARES ars now twiner, reerwanweid an immevit3te Varehase in tl.e PRESENT GRAND STATE La ' , ITER Y, that halms 1./r.wirg the IStil ot NFICT MONTH, awl 'which cantams 'lime Capital Prit-1 for 113,000 Ticket. than were end known. The "above Proprietors beg leave V. utter to the Public Intew ilea the follewrni treat isteeett that has atteneled those Num bers mad by ties.., shit Lotteries far 11101 t ant 1106, oln , ch weiedivided in 26/ dilemma Six. 8 iiiClPhiii ?MSS. ota -lily : 1140: 12.719 a Prised L. 25,000 ' No. 41,0/7 a Prim of L. 5,00 7.757 7.014 11,64 J 9,t 19 4)6 - 60,690 17,1101 1 Ow° 19,747 lO,OOO S,L'l't . I, Oa Lakonia, 12 Prises niSOOl.. de. ani where the first 30,0.191 rums env shared, was wild WINL.S AND artßiTs. rINHOMAB CLUNES. Wine and Brandy Mer -1 chant. No lit, Welber-it -swat, Cavesidisempeare, re s,-e3fu!!l esff,es to the PsSlie the choicest Wines and Spnar, es the foilsmen modssale teams: I S. 1. s. Old Port 2 2 to 2 6 per doses. . . T.E , te. Shims . 2 4 4 6 itscrila,, Volooia, ht..eantans, 1 2 4 1 6 and Laieave.la. Meslena 3 3 $ 6 • Cla. et 4 4 4 10 . • Tent 2 6 2 II Le.b.4l t a 11 4 . 144 COVI;IIC lifireis . I I II per gallon. bine Jast.eica Ram 0 11 41 -• . - Mtn IlolLodflaoera . 0 19 6 lltout kltrub . 0 1; ti • 114 "1 41 "ry and Chime Itrandy 1 I 0 ita.*o Sluut . :a.-I.;..4l , nunagh awl other Ales 106. hoot,. I I•. per J Zen. tEd Wines, of ins best quality, in rowl, equal!, T. C. bent mime tears in the Win. aryl Spirit undo. b . NA** to Jaunts his imaginal etnitome.a, that the qualities. of CINFy kied.a.• equal to any he f.utbe .y tupelo-4 that" grub at afryainuil Pr a; as viCh, he etre.", story art Ie pate! G. on del.evy ; a being Use oult mole that can enable hire to Sill at the ab ire reid!ieed once:. Woo ittaiitson pod to Orden trews tin Ccatty, witlt eratataaus. LoRD 151 COWS EA3LES O THE This 44 T are .isslessisaik pfce M. este. ens de, 3 aH • 4un333, fo•lic Oleo fleeing', pasted so Ga► gan•e a-.le.a over, and ernsAnteal garb an else .nt Permit .4 Lard Saeon, and tetl•e Mild, Ange.ed ltnet,vlngs on Wined, ►T Aaiun, Nett Design; hr CraiS. VAIBLES of tie ANCIENrs, in Philosophy, Mervity, and Cad Pgalser, illeausted and fit 'lamed by France , Ilac,n, Hamra Vegulana„ V.Yeon,t St. Apia..., a .d Lord H.en C•uneellor et Ltla.•d With Notes, Critic.' and F xplanenn• •. Di. SHAW/. tammion ►unwed for N. looe., No. 1, ratemoster-ratt. Wnete may be h }R.• punlo.ked, I. Dr SI-14 W's 1 1 .40L19H Eut now of LORD BA COIF► WORKS, eibow tn 12 Taw. R.o. with E.,- gr.inolo and hrv.it•, price 31. 12.. b mrds I. lIITZOSTIO'INIU. LETTERS on SEVERAL SUB. Jim - v . 4, by the lave W. Alehnwih, E. 44. 44% Ssu b 3. LA SCIOE'S CONDUCI o< t ► . UNDERSTANDING, 3b. 64 ♦. 4.:REC,2)Itr4 LEC:ACY. M. A. PEN:UW:I - 0N A ADVICE, tr. 64. SHAKSPFARF. IN MINIATINE. SHARPS EOM Nil This Del is pnbliebed, completem Nine Volumes, enalielliasel with an Megan' Prinr•it, price Tort Shilliegs each, sewed and labelled, is., Trims and Sixpence, neat y ha If hnmnd, red Roan Bark, and lettered, a new And beautiful Miniature Felition of the PLAYS of WILLIAM SHAKSPEAItE t with a complete GLOSsARY, accurately printed. and with out the smallest Abridgment, from tire Trio of the late ‘l-. Straiten,. arid now slimed be the Patronage a the Puhlie, in • from cortibin mg an &Tows. portability, and c lieratmen, hither to imatteropsed. Though the editions lately ptihlushed of the Play. of our immortsrl I:hematite. have been nurnerout beyond all prece dent, the Pripet...fro. of this If-eition (0.161,10 t any apology (or elraeg to the mombrw, perfellv enotwormair. Its lot- oiling es obvioe•ly 106eiieee and eaterrid tire knieledge of on Auth.r, ef therm Phelan* hes 14.4 reason to be proud; and whose am 'itch AS neither Maui 0.4 Muse can praise IS.. much. -ionAun Pririrel for John Snaffle, opposite Terk Hae r . Piceolllv, and H. Si moos+, Patroostet-roo ; and so-t Sy every Resokareiler, Ststionn, and Newsmen in the United kinrlorri, PAUL'S LANULMtii M4D MN& THY. NINTIT ILLattA Th I D., - nu. ynceTh•e. Shdlings ✓ HE LAWS re'4 ice to LANDLORDS, TE- L NANTN. and LODGERS; es, Every La 1119. I and Tenet A.l LAWIer .t% Asgn ments, tholge Rent, Ds.tres., Ercena•nt, Ladar,t.. ▪ Plntsces. F alums, It.-na, Repairs, Waste, &c iet,a far limns Halms, Lands, Apartments, and other uselk:l IX-e4 , 4 Tatwei of Caws., Sesonps, &c. lip JOIIN PAUL. &mover at Law, Anther of The Pa...h Otße..,•s Complete G., de, Laws respect. 1.11 'the. and ashes Lan Trace. Rev.sed, care:set, a!tif ceintonsoN in the peasant time, d. Jt.Ol4N kXWELL. _ Th Insane. olut.t rt em.taun a eif:matis and eudtprehm nwa thee twat meta: Cant awl instrestwi ths ha s o o f the last. of ftVawd, w'th the watt reset date wows ft Use p....5t dm. Wooded to the. sic of the laorfed propnetar, no hot •torward, this merchant, o th i t h e rat, be tha 41.1.• the., Ivory the tectincol hoots, ns. fete Law no D seers., fiattobeet. Hsi:asset, Waste, Bala ref I 'Oat. SUM" 0114 Wee* topics, by wluch it finionlied Nam amble habiseimora, bo found ;awns; to 11111 rieio.ooll Us plural, but ours particular', to country rac e Ma ten . Printed loe W. 1. and .1 Rwltartherel, itn r b t Example, Lac luAge ,,, , Miss, al! CO. Prlfibarp.llllll l re • H. I.* SVeacbmis, Pa ra.ter-re•; tdingataft. Hand, It am, ijid Or" riatN aillbutell; sal T. Oast:, Ave Mails bar. Ponsonby, a Candidate for the county Of Lodes. d.'rry.—Ordered to be taken int., consideration on Thweaday, tgtb of January. The Petition of Thomas T. Josses, Esq. a Candidate for Shrewsbury, after some conver sation betwixt Mr. JOHNSTON, Mr. BENNET, Viscount HOWICE, the SPEAKER, and Lord HENRY PE ITY, was ordered to be taken into consideration on Tuesday, the 3d of February next. The Petition of the Freeholders of the county of Norfolk, was ordered to be taken into consideration on Thursday, the Sth of Febtuary. Lord TEMPLE gave notice, that it was his inten tion tn.morrow to mo►e for a Committee, to consi der whether it he praftical and proper for the en couragement of the West India 'Trade, to use Sugar in Distillatim, and also to move for ant , ther Coot ',fare to revise the Regulations of the Woollea Trade. - Lord HOWICK gave notice, that it was his in tention, on an early day, to move snore regulations for the purpose of expediting public business, and of limiting the time of hearing private 'Petitions, in order to avoid complaines,, watch frequently arise at the end of the Sessi•ms, o n ac coun t o f delays. Lord TEMI'LE moved, " That. the House should go into a Comm:etre ' to consider so much of a late Alf as related to Oak Bark used in the Leather Trade."—Ordered, and the Rep.,rt brought op. NAVY ESTINIATII6. Mr. T. GRENVILLE moved, If That the House should go into a Committee of Sepply."—Tl.is be ing agreed to, Mr. Hobhouse was voted to the Chair. Mr. T. GRENVILLE then rose and said, that from the situation which he now held, it became Lis duty to submit to the consideration of the Commit. tee the nee sss $ y Naval Supplies proposed to be granted to His Majesty. There being no particular circumstances in the Estimates which he deemed necessary to lay before them, that differed from those of the preceding year; he.did not deem it necessary to detain the Committee with preliminary wisp-veil:ins. He should confine himself entirely to stating, that what he had to propose to the House, as to the Dumber of men to see,' is His Majesty's Navy, and the expence attending them, was precisely the same as had been voted last year. The Right Hon. Gentleman then subufteed the fol lowing Resolutions to the Committee, which were severally read and agreed to : That it Si the tgrin.ort of tilts Comm.ttee, that 12r, , V0 men as .rtopleeed is His Mojave!, sea sersic• tor the year 1067, .rkludt.oe 29,000 90.•• Manna. That a sent not ettesedota ZjOIki3OLCI be ranted to He 114‘) , sry, for wapitis pit thr ~amt moralism ..‘ men tor th Imam moods., at the rate of I. Os per maw om month. I a more use untrotheg 9,904 0001. be grant,f to His M 241, i4r *bet.miliai the el member of men, for Usitteest =onto., at the rats of 11. la. err flume, r.-nlib • That a SUM net essees.ns 4,11110,0801 vor•ed to Hi , M tfn ti.e year aiki te•r binps, in shoe% tali tail 14e0 are My germ, foe theteen 'tin." Teal it an n not ear oz 390.0ki. 'los granted t.. !los bola'ynos Int erdnano.s, I .r or. stionaze, oe a ..id sad onto, at vie raw ' 'ta. poet ..n. per monads, for mittens maistan." Tne House then rev:used. be Report was brought sp, sod ordereJ to be received Ls-morrow. Mr P. Moore brought up B..wyer's Lottery Billy which wes reed a first time. and ordered to be reed a mania bat to.naserow.—Ailjoutbed. sians were consmarded by Print* der whom were Count Tauenzie Generals. General Ituchel, wn 15,000 men, was engaged at Capell The battle of Auerstadt, Wane from Naumburg, commenced at ti of the same day. The King of P of Brunswick, with their' army, oc between the villagu'of Poppek, Rehhausen. Early in the mornis roast had marched with his corps the heights of Hessenbausen, when self. The right wing of the Count Wartenskben, made the 1 success ; but gas soon obliged to vantage it Lad obtained, on which to Grenstadt, and then to Ickam evening, Marshal Bernadotte case port of Marshal Davoust. It was remarkeSle, that the F, der the Emperor Napoleon, was and that of the Prussians, undi Auerstadt, or rather at Heisenhaul Ia the pa►t year, the eleven • from the 7th to the 17th, decided Austrian army. In Iris than the days, in Oftober of the ',meat Me force of PrOssia was annibila ence consists in the time, and •ftls ►tance that General Mack was t any important engagement. In the faults of the positions, in t which Napoleon availed himself ( the turning of his oppon nu. the incidence. Contemporary history obvious causes of the di..atters of disclosure of the secret ■gents th tributed to produce them, is rese A complete, minute, and subuar as yet a prob:em, that admits nr no reports of the principal events the part of Prussia, as we have or. menu of the Conquerors, whot over all the countries, between Vistula, sufScient:y attests the e IlaCtassel. A celebrated military writer, Campaiga of lios, has assent., were resAretf to go to war with commence her operations before have ernssed the Rhine. Many this miter, as, for iastatce, tha