The Sun. — London, England, 1804-10-01 00:00:00

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Wells, Chat terley, Byrne, Jonnstnp , Dowland, &c. arc. LasksHMesitS Boyce,' Bristow, Daniels, Taylor,. Searle, Watson etc. Thiltarp by Mr, WEI A ItTi. To which will -be added, . IE CARAVAN; .. Or, THE' DRIVER ri N D lIIS DOG. blarculisof Calatrava, Mr. BARTLLY; Dori Gomez, Mr DOW I'ON ; Count Navarro. Mr. II')LLAN ; Liahho, Mr. RANNISTER. jun.; A rabbo, Mr..DIGNU NI ; Marchioness oI Calatrava, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON; Miss D F. CAMP. Boxes U. Second Price 3a , ~Pit 3s. 6d, Second Price as. Gallery as. Second Price is. Upper Gallery is. Se,.•ond price 6d.—No Money to be Returned. . • Places for the Boxes to he taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the Box. Office, in Little Russell -street. The Doors to be opened a t h a lf past Fi ve, an d b eg i n a t half past Six. Vivant Rex et Regina I On Thursday, Pizarro.. Rolla,lMr. Elliston ; Elvira, Mrs. johnson ,• Cora. Mrs - . H. joinistnii. Miss Duncan, from the Thearre.Royal, Edinburgh', is enttaKed at this Theatre, and will make her first appearance early lathe.sionth. . • 6° CIETY for the DISCHA • RGE and RELIEF of PER. • lONS IMPRISONED for SMALL DEBTS. • Craven -street, Sept. 28, A tg34. QUARTERLY GENERAL COUR r this NF soci F.Ty will be held here on WEDNESDAY X I', at Twelve o'clock, to atKiit the Accounts of Re. 1: 'llts • Disbursements, Ste. to the 2 9 t I) instant. R. GRASSWELL, Secretary. THEATRE OF ANATOMY. Blenheim.strect, . Great Marlborough.street. THE' LECTURES 'bri the infinbs l3epain rteniS • of .Medicine will commerce at this Theatre, in. the _PlOnth of Ottober, as follows ; and will he continued eVery Vli,?kt the stotett• Hours NATOMY, PHYS/ LOGY,- and SURGERY, on Alonday the Ist, at Two o'Clock, by JOSHUA, BROOKES, Member of the Royal College-of S..laritaatui.in London. PRACTICE of PHYSIC, MATERIA MEDICA, and PHA Rh/ At. E uTi CAL' EM ISXRY., ; .. on Wednesday the 3d, at a Quarter Oclore Eight o'Clock in the Mortung, by KOBE I&T HooP F It, M. D. Fel lo w of the Liiinvan Society, ike int! Resident Physician othe Sl. ! Maiy.ibilotie 11.firmary. MIDWIFERY, and the DTSFASES , o f LYIN G -EN tVOM EN, and CHILDREN; on Monday the T * " Clock, Bth, at Half. vast en Clock, by itOLIF.RT A "vv. M• •D . of tha Royal of Phytticians, Fellow of do 4innwati Sbciery, rind one oltne Physicians of the Browillow-strset Hobpital, Ace. Spacious Apartments, thorowhly ventilated, and 'replete • With• every convtmience, will ,be open • Daily, until Two reClock, for the purposes of Dissecting, anti I nieeling, where Mr. Brookes constantly tittencts to dtrett the Stiidents, an d : . demonstrate the - v.irio.u s Parts as they appear on Dissettion. Ni.. All the Sul4ettis are rower' oir atkAutiseptic Pro. gess, • . . A • I'ERSON who has a thoroughiCtowledge nf 4 .the'POßTEit. BREWING BUSINESS, and who has been.ntany years in the Traci!, would' h Ilappr to en rwith i respoetublo House to ,ake the M anagement nithe lacewing Depa , ttuAtt, tfcc . 'tfattett himself, born the pugoiledge he has of every part of lite Busi:iess hi showd.be of able to condud w'.th advaittxge equal ' and not .. .hire-- 4° 7 . r 1 441 4 House in-the Trade. to Advertiser makes little but he should be able. th4grive satistattion to any inquiries ade; but It requted nulls but criateipals' will apply, As,no others cats beat tended to. Lett ers'addressecl, post-paid, to A. B. to be left at Tho- Lowton's, 4. sq . King's Bench Walks, Temple, Lon don, will meet with earl) attention. . . . MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. WHEREAS many Ladieq api Gentlemen ex. perience very . great, pecuniary inconvenience tOr litant of knowing some respeetable chinitel through who2e ?helium they may be accommodated with temporary or permit. cent Sums of Money, 'Messrs. Harris and Co. at ti.eir An nuity Bank, No. s. S•littk . ;•Streen. Charing-Cins s , Itl.. Hy intbrrn th e N , :bility and Gently 'in . poss e s s i on o f Income s ar i s i ng ( rum Fteehohi. corr. hold, or L ease h o ld ~ &states, in Land or !louses, M one y in. the Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage Settlements, Widows' jointures, An.:. kinks, -Patent Places, Ch u r c h Livings, or anv cvrtaiii inctunt for Lite, they inlay be supplied with Stiths of Loney f I Lily amount , by pay rug an adequate Annuity Interest ° ,llie saine, redeemable any tine at their own opti on , ' ' er soßalapptications will be received every day till Three le Clock, and Letters Albin Correspondents in Town. or 4.: al4lltry (1 • • )ost-paid) immediately ant;wered. . . . .. • . . B UCKS. : - ' - - In the Rural Happy VILLAGE of TA P LOW. TO BE" IOLD BY AUCTION, ' - , • By Mr. KIMBERLEY. ' (On the Premises, without Reserve) on Wednesday the 3d DIY of (Main s :* next, ISa.l,' with intuit:than: Possession, PHE . LEASE of all that truly lle,trahlt RESL. 1.- -! DENCE, late in the. Occupation, of a Lally of llis tin &ion ; 'sit'uate in a pleasing.elevated spot, commanding rich Views, over a , beailtitul diversified Country, in the circle of the'celebrated'grand Objects of Linden, and the surrounding, Noblemen and t;entlemens' Seats in every direction, declining by a gentle Slope down to the IlankS at the Thames, near that flinch admired enchanting retrear„the Crystal Sprint; *WI the advantage of the better part of the River for Aug. ling, not to . be equalled between London and Oxford. ' 'flits distinguished Situation, bounikai an , interseCied With Tower. ink. Woods, Plantatious, liver-greces, 1.; roves Shady Wallt. and Rides, is allowed. by all Travellers and Aedic - il Gunn:. ' men to.be supztior to any other part of the Kin :tun for tinr speedy recovery anti preservation 'Of Health, is witliiii One Mile of a Market Town, Six from the ftuy.it Palace and Town of ‘Vindsor, , and Twenty , :five from the Nletropolis. The HOUSE is happilx.ereited an Nature') Brow ' • the'. p_rincipal Apartments are •piciiciowily planni,al, with Bow Windows adjoininrthe,Pleasure t; round . aq Paddock, with an elegant '1 ettiple, :and Stiminzr.cat4 encircled,' atul bor. dared with flowering Shrubs and Walks round. tho.whole, now-in their full - beauty. The Vreinises.am well fenced. the Soil is prolific, and Itetbagercinarkably goad tor Cattle, ,containing in the whole alout Seventeen Acie r s'(be the saute name or less), and not subjeet to any Ineonywience•Whatever, .w,tri a heat covered way- Mall the entrance irate to the main I louse. 'rile 0 fliccs are suitable, with a detached Laundry ; Stabling for Eight Horses, Coach...houses ter'Eaur Carria4es, . anti other Buildings, fur the . Accommotiation of a titnftel . FaMil.. ' .The Premises arc well sclvtui. With excellent Water. y . • On•this and the following Days will also tie sold all the ' neat Housaliald Furniture ..ial Effects.; • Pavtiettins anti Ca. ,tialogues of which will be . delivered itt the giacx ot Sale; - the Inns at Salt-hill,. Ntaidenhead, Slough, and NVindsor; at NI r. Kimberley's-, - Surveyorot Estates, Appraiser, and A lic •tioitecr; Waaisiir, anti at the British Imperial lintel, Covent- Gardi,n, Landon, —Nlay ae viewed at oly time, - A petson on the spot will shevi tits i' remises.. . 'N! B. Thum arc nearly Tea Neats of bele:tie unexpired r . but; previous to the Day of sate, "the I.s•ase aiid z,,ttier P a rii. iicillar;;,,with Conditions, wilt he producci, lolly sati,sfr i tl o ry, . anil Possession may be hart in thtec dais attar the vita of the . Sele. ', - • . • , .. It.* A u tow n , fespinia, will.o4 . duly atteaded to.. . HEUSI A TISMS, Nicks, anii Gouty AfFec . tious, with their usual 'con,:!oniiants, Spasm, *r fly. i Pains, Hawleney, Indigestion, and general Debility, (originating iti whatever sours), are relieved and frequently cured by WI U LSSENC E. of , MUS FAR!) r 1 L IS, after every other means 16,14101 A. The t 1D ii SSE N.C.!, E U STAR D with the Phis in thnsi , Cninplaiirs where necessary), is perhaps the aaive, penetratn4, 'and kimedv in the world, curing the se.verest SPRAINS anti ILIIUiSES , in less than halt the time usually taken by Opotlehiock, Arquebusarle, nr any other Liniment or : brocatton ; audit' used immediately Attu( any accident, it pri:vents the. part CUtIMIS It iS prepared and at U. each box or bottle, by ii.. 1.1,w0u, A v onvcary, Nis. soh°, Lon. w." HLYSHAM.HALL ESTATE. __ .... ... At TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, the New Inn, in Lancaster, on Monday the Bth day of . ' °6l° bert tilt,4, at Seven o'C lock in the Evening, . . A LL ' nc ,that MESSUAGE or DWELLING- . ;.0 -4, called H El'Sti A \I.I I, LI., with tit,: Barns, ii:puildings Orchards, and (;ardens belonging thereto ; -ow, and Mead4l6 8 7 A: IR. 6 P. ' Statute rteNleastie, of rich Arable, county Pasture Land, • r situ 4C , . I ch. of- Lancaster, tying compact, cdritnous tlutreto, an d Heysham in the ,,; °Pled therewith, and ;lbw in - the possession of jona's.',Nlid- `41,1-ini as''rehant. - . • • • ShOre ,li EYSliik hi is pleasantly situated upon the Sea , P'`:. tniles from the town of Lancaster, and much re:sorted to ta tit& Bathing Seainit.'' *'' - '': '. . ,A_ ISA ,i, :the same time to, • Sold, in Lots, sevefal Cloites of 1;7941;104 Moss bales , itt Heysham atbresaid, containing, , ailm easUretitent, 88 Acrea,' Stainte 'llleitstirement, in•thr . Pbc.seSsion of the-said lonai!M oldleton and others. iii the to be sold at t h e sarne , pNce, on Tuesday the gth (I 1Y .. -;, l t "P !milt month of Oetober, at Seven o'Clitek in the Even ,,., an. titre At,-,,!sstmgeT iii: .-. oiik..tti t igi llOnse, 'called 1-I.ilst House, with the Barite.; .Stabhi, alit o,qt...buildings, Stsnilier, ,niset lately built ; and Garden, also lately .fenced an q ',..,', 4 ". 1 e. well stocked with t he choicest Fruit Trees;'Atid itelos-i 7!,,tivitit a-good Wall ; ilia! thc,:sevetill ckses of cround Ail.: I' .!1!R tp, am ~, : ,i A ~ °-91Picd .therowilh, contnining, by csiiM4- ~ to(n , ,I C '4'.11. I;bi;nirnary' nieasmse or s,ven, yards tO toe' ~i ,;.,, iituate in the-T*lloo of Scot tOrth, within oneltile with • fowl • ' Vil-. 1 ior Lancaster, anti now -iit the occupapqn at : ~'l, n feather, 48 Ten. i • .. „1"i 4; 1 „ ti c ~ 'lt I " 6 11tir-""i r ' ell "Pnett Preatiikslisti , t ati unlimited tighto „,,. , r p , Moot, Which' is. ter+ , eitenSivet i ., t ,t ' a l t t.. e said limas Aliddleton will show ,tho "Ileyshat:l l -Il' ' . 414 : II .a.ntl,Prentises in iley,shatth the said Williain Procter , , ...%,,,_ _ahl Carr, ; and further pliticuiltt mg, hue h.td , .1)111)3ifig itt'' th6A)ltieeOf Jr, ,ilaltl‘.Vint'Slitietar..44 !An. ~. - 04 1f , r • t ..• t: Yoe-v. - if PI r • 1.44 0 ,,.,;:' . .t4t 0 the i4etiliws my,' be ticcil ' ' "ti, '. 4, 1 804. ~. . . MONDAY, OCTOBER STATE OF THE WHEEL. THE rich State of the Wheel *as never before equalled since totteries were bstablished, and only Eight Days to draw. . . Prizes of 2,0,•oo . Pri=es of . 10,000 . Prizes of - goon . - - Prizes of . 1000 . . Prizes of - soo !cc. Sta. are. And rig Pri'e less than 2,1. 'rickets and Shares 1 warranted undrawn) on Sale at every 'Licensed Office. Third Day's Drawing, Oct. 3d, Next Wednesday. 3 - no . • • ItICH STATE OF THCWIIIi...EL. Eight. Days more Drawing. Three Prizes of - . zo,ooo Two • Prizes of . . toot* Three Prizes of - - • - Soon ike. 6:e.. See. THE Third Drawing My will be on Wanes. daymezt, and the a Fourth on Saturday, oElober 6th. TICKETS and SHA It ES Cwarranted-undrawit, wilt cunt'. nue on Sale it the licensed State Lottery Offices Cornhill and Charing-cross, of RI CH A R DSO N OULU L K and Co. • • NEW..EXHIBITION. MR. WARD, ter the ,reehmtnendatioti.:of his Friends, and many distinguished Amateurs. of the Fine Arts; has been induced to solicit public attention to his Pic:lure of the Sli R P ENT of CEYLON, which, - on account of its great magnitude could not be admitted into the Royal Academy. This, Picture, with a vast tnultiplicity.olothers, in various styles; all painted by hlr.'Ward, may noW .. be seen together, at No. 6, Newinan.st reet , O xford-road, every day front Eleven to Four o'Clock, Sundays excepted. Admittance . One Shilling. LOST, On Monday the 17th of Septentber, Iso4. from the Bull and Mouth inns oron the Road to Worcester, - A L PARCEL, coutainiuk Four Quarters, Flu?, Eighths, and Sixty-four Sixteen,i4qhares in the pre sent Lottery, direeled to T. , Watkins, Boaseller, Hereford. i,Whoever will bring the said Parcel to Mr. %Villan, at the above Inn,- or Messrs.' Hornsby and Co. No. 26, - Cornhill, London, shall receive TWO (WIN EAS REWARD,. Payment oldie Shares, if Prizes, are stopptd, aiid•are no use to any Peiion but, the Owner. • EXCHANGE OF A RECTORY FOR ONE INCUM BENCY ONLY. WANTED, within Fry Miles of a REL.: To RY, iu exchange lot, one Seventy-five West of the Metropolis, nuw vacant. It has a neat Parsonage House, is.bityated delightful Spurting Cows try, contains upwards of 300) Acres, snit is 'Worth' 5. - 01, a-year: Ilertlordiltire would be ptererred lot the Exchastrit. Apply to-Nlessre Parnther and Son, LOlltioli-Streeti . Fen. chutch.strcet. hIANOR OF HORDLE, HANTS'. • .TO BE •SOLD , Pkt.IVATE CONTRACT, -MHE Valuable. :ilia Eitensive MANOR- of • I HORDLE, in the County of Southampton, with the Royalties, Copyhold 'Fines. .•and Quit Rents, FaratS, Lands, and Pretnises thereunto belonging ; the whole Tythe free, and containirit nearlY too ACres.of Land. Farms are occupied by responsible Tenants, and the Leases under which they a re held -have shott terms to runt and may be re-lets of improved Rents. Hurdle is situated. five tides 11 . 60' Ly minion!), and ssven from Christchurch is tiountled on the South by tlte'Staraud various parts of the Ptemiies present the Most beauttiOl :Marine and Land Scenery is well stocked with Gstrie, for thel*o4"a/on which it is reni.trkably !eeli cakttsated. i'Ost-stie Estate is found plenty of Marie tor the improvement of the Land, and near the'Sea large quactit.es of Iron Ore. • Further particulars, ant: a view of the Estate, may be had on application to Mr. Richman, Solicitor, Lymington. , MANOR, ESTATE, FISHERY, AND WOODS OF KELUIELD. TO BE •SttLD - 1.1.Y AUCTION, • At the York TA vetn; in YQrk, on Tuesday the 3ath of Otto . her, isto, at' Fon r o'Olock in the A fterooun • VALUABLE mil vrv, I 11 ; br,iv.ible F REE. umf,D.t'sTATE, situate at KELF I E LD, in-the . Fast Riding of Yorkshire, distant shout trine miles from York, and seven hind Selby ; , consisting of the MANOR of Itit.l.F I ELD, which arrounds with (am; especially Priea:_ sants; and the. valuable Fishery of Salmon, Smelts, Sze- lie. in he River Oitse, to which the Estate is contiguous tuna of tour miles : •A large and substantial M A NSION-HOUSE, CAW IcEJ.,II E HA. L, pleasantly situated on the Banks of the River Ouse, with good Stabling, Double Coach-house, aPd other requisite Offices; excellent Kiechen-gardens, Shrubberies, and well-stocked Fish Ponds. , • Upwards of 31 Acres of •tiiriving Woods and Plantations, and several FARMS, with suitable Houses and Buildings i the whole containin g 1;55 Acres, or therriWutits, of Arable and Grass Land, of which titter description, the greater propor tion is rich Old Swarth. • . The Estate may be virtyod on application at the Mansion- House: printed ~' articulars and other netessAry thrOrma hul of Mr. John 'hike, Land Surveyor; , or Messrs. Gray, Thorpe, and Gray, York; or of Messrs. Cathie and Son,.BedrOrd. row, London. N. B. A part of the purchase money may remain on secu rity of tht premises. !, 1804. INTERCI:PTED LETTERS. 'rills-Day were published, In French and English, THE LETTERS IN lERCEVTED on hr.drgi the ADMIRAL AP LIN, East Indiaman, captured on her outward-bound Passage, and published by the Frendi Government in the Monsieur. .1 nese Letters, , which are most curious and interesting, contain a . Secret History 01 the State of PartieS in this Country, Political Intrigues, Asc. and are from the following Personages : Lord Grenville, James Strange, Esq. • Lord Charles 13entinck. Samuel Johnson. Esq. Tne Hon. Mr. Wellesley, Hartwell, Esq. Sir Lionel Darrell., M. DowdeSwell, Esq. Thomas Parry, Esq. Mr. Stuart Hall, David Scott, Esq Mrs. Petrie, And several other Gentlemen and Ladies. Tney are chiefly written to • The Marquks of Wellesley, Lieut.-Col. Close, Lord William ilentinck, Col. W. St Leger, William Petrie, Esq. General Clinton, . Colonel Dowdeswell, &c. .Ste. &c. Published for H. Westley, No. 159, Strand t St. Paul's Church-yard ; and Symonits, Paternoster-row . {. , HIOE sixok.gcr: ;*kiil/ILLING•OiIEk.E; • nit 3i; i1t0.4: Tfik COMMISSIONERS forFiCTUALLI NG His IifiIyESTPS Neill - 4 , hel'el, give Nader, lidit on IPWDNES Y the 3d of 09. Hew tikj. will k ready to W. e'ive Tenditi Tui - litig, (sealed 'op) and tre.a t.r such quay. thief of IRISH BRE P and PJRK, b, 61/1 Fuer& .stl.7ltrres; and Barrels, at shall be equal., is the ak,freq.ite, to Six Thwe,aci 7 ! aces o f the f o r me r, e, r d Mo e rhattald Tiereet of the latter ; to be of the Mt quality 'robe tarred Iv the eastiteg to ba delivered into His .11afeiVt elei.:tallieeteret at tbe Port .1 Los. doe, one.thitd tart thetrot by the e , !ti of "'aerial'''. a . fert'er third part thereti . hs 1%. , e end ol Abruatjt„ and the rental's; i g e-e_ third fart thereof /y the end marcb, IS 5 : a”.l to 4, paid Rills, payable, with inteirtt, ninety day s alter dam.. N. B. No Tender fr a lest q , antity shag 171,4 I Tierces of each Speies will be adrgited. Tbe C,Olitimr of tbe Contrail 4.1) , be trot .7' tbe SteretJW4 Office, at this Offer, cr. Ay applylo; to 16.. Om , ..yrrq.l. =44 Y 1 f..r itfre 1 1 7.7147fi1.t ri C.. , k the (:;.1!,'.71-,r, sitia. jetty's ('sortomr at lautedck, aq.t,t,Nett.ty, a r VtiViOrd an/ to tbe:Poittaa at No regard will he bad to ay. fender iv .itthich Price 4141 not 6e laser: di7 word: a , &vitt, or that sha!'l •kot Le drli rer. ed to the Bodrd before 0 ,eV(.lyek on the ra7,/ ig e b res d ay ,t,,„ of oel.6er, not umlesr h. Perron ccho: the Tender, rr some Person on bit •- 1 .-ha,,il,ntlendr, 14 answer, wLen called Ar., PICTUALL INC; OFFICE, 20, TReq. COlttif ISS lONE RS for PICTU AL L ING " ins ill d; N4PY do. hereby giri. Nate, Tis.o 7 . lo.ljary 4tinibtrnext, they -iv!! be rea.ty to re. eeive;reude , s in writing (sealed - up), and treat fi, r ivhat FRF.Sff l!'4I ER siva be i - frileed for the t e of itis : Yblp4 a d ttersels at an.: in the i;leini() , cf , File, witb Jr Tiveive Malian ana' juoker until Six Moviiir nbnee shall 6e given on either the teem; aio r the' e ; 'be made of paywein tv4.? by Rills, tva.4l4Avilb.iwerest, 9 days affil date. • : The Cprditions of tbe Conteaßs vt.y be sten 41 the Secretaoy'l Office, at `Mili Ofiit, or by app?).;az to the Coliet7or artbe Cat. tom; at Filmmetib.' rekt rd tell/ bt bad avy reeder i» it , l)kb the Prite Ea IN: Inserted IN 45,,-.11. as !raga), or oixo 141/1 upt he riel;ctrei to the 3efirr Ose otMek o 7 the laud Ti,eadqy, :be 9/& her nevi, 110 r wiles' , ibt Pers-m toln irta!:tt /be Teleder,,p,v song Per.r,7,l a 7 bit behalf; atitada, tr apaartr, 'tvbert called fir. ~. PlCrui4tLiNG.ol4.7c6, • 5 0 1,...4,7 2 9 ; i 8 . 4. ` r COMM ISSIONARS for I . 7Car LLING A.- flh hi.4yesn's ds hereby give-I'll4a, that on Fri.l.o the. sib of 09,her next, the) , Grill .fe rta,6 , to re.. relve rep;dres, .writing sq , ), meet :.‘at jut t..toir fluor deed ThAicand Galhnt of WEST INDIA RUA Übe drlivered (duty free), in Six ff'eckt,'ky Proportinu, One 1141 f into the Stsres at PO:no:1th, and the remai.dpis. (fall in evial lllsities into those at Diptford 4rael Portiormtb.; and to he. faid far 4 Bills, :gable, with interest, ninety dayss after due. N. It. No Trader fir 4 /C4S v4axijty slum Five Thausesuol lonr will de admitted. The Coltditi•nt of the Coitraatniy be tun at the &crow:jet Office. No regard will Asld to asp Tendrr in which 1h No ohog not he, insole., hi wolf at. length, or , that :ball not he Jethro eltit the lard &lore On o'clock on the laid Friday next, at stk. of ORober, nor sinless the Person who wahes the Trader, '+l4: Person en his behalf; attends, to anprver, Whuo railed pr. I“)TZEBUE IN PARIS. This Day NOat - puhlistit • cif, in •flirt= some Volumes, • • Ira small Oelavo, price ill. 6d. iu boards, faithfully trans.. latcd from the German, TRAVELS tram BERLIN to PARIS, in •the 1 .Spring of the .present Vcar (186 , 1); with Sketches of the existing State of Society, Manners, and public Opinion, ~and with original Anecdotes of eminent Characters in the French Metropolis- AuGusTus VON KOTZEBUE, Author of the Stranger, LOVer'S Vows, Pizarro, &c. Modern Paris has 4.-en ably pourtrayed by ilolerott, Carr, and others ; but it will be universally felt, that the Portrait of so great and distinguished a Master as Kotzebue is equal .y, 'entitled to attention. Its fascinations in Germany have been so great, that two very large Editions were sold in a fortnight. The Work has, moreover, the particular claim to notice in • England, that it has twit written within _the present year, and at a time when Englishmen have been prevented, :)y . litical circumstances, front undertaking a similar pertorin ance. Printed for It. PhilliPs, No. /I, St. Paul's Ohurch-yard. 01 whom may be had,. the N . A P.ATI V E of KOlZ b- BUE's EXILE into SIBERIA,' ►n Three, ibis. price las. in boards. • lokIN WILKES. • In the press, and speedily wilt be published, in five elegant • Volumes, Post Octavo, with several Engravings, THE 'LIVE arc'. GENUINE CORRESPON... OE ICE and PAPERS of JOHN WILKES, Repre sentative of the Itorough of Aylesbury in Parliaments, and Knight or the Shire for Vlidtilevvin four Parlitn•tents, 'The CORRESPONDENCE, and 'Nlr.. 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