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I 41 1 \ 4 l'Alit:o k .-... ‘ .1.7 i ....I. A ~ ...: : >4l'l,*. t v '....:5^ ) , .0' 't. ,- / . ~,,,,,,v, ( Z.S/ * ~.. 77 - r ;41 '... L; "' ( 7 , t) *‘' . :, •Nv .1 . , , 11 __ \, r''' f . f .7 r. 3 7 !.. .!,,''% sf • , ,N, o', ,''',' 42 s l r9l , ; . 0. c- L r.L $‘ ' `- ttme . .4 ~...., i , ...,.....,.,,,, k,....) . li Pie , Ait -O r , ",47ti 01' ‘i. . \c sl " 1 "r" r l;l,* Mgr = tii 4 Y NUMBleit' 376'3 4 1 THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LAMB. THIS • PRESEN r EVENING,- Ott 8, I So+, Their Majesties' Servants will perform a Comedy', THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. Sir Peter Teaxle, Mr MATHEWS, (Being his first appearance in that Character) ; Sir Oliver Surface, Mr. DOWTON ; 7 • Sir Benjamin Bac:ktute, Mr. PALM E R; • Joseph Surface, Mr. BA K RYMO tt E ; Charles Surface, Mr. ELLIS I'o N, (lieiog his tirst pisearaifee in that t-naracter); Crabtree, Mr. SUETT ; • Car:less, Mr. HOLLAND ; ViOW PACKER ; 1,405k..5, Mr, %YEW' TZIR ; • Trip, Mr. DE CAMP. Lady Teazle, Miss DUNCAN, Puna 'the Theat:e.htoy.tl , Ldinburgh,• being her firstap. pearanee on this Stage) =; • Lady Sneerwell, Mn. HARLOWE ; Maria, Miss MELLON ; , Mrs. Candour, Miss POPE. ln'Act I LI. k Sorg by Mr. DI GNUM. Aft" o Which OA time these Cot years) AN; revived Histori cal Romalicv„in Tints: Acts, of RICHARD CODEUIt DE LION. With emu e; y new pressts, and Decorations. Riehatu, K ELL ii•londel, Mr. BAR itYAIORE ; Sir Owen, Mr. UICNOM ; Senes,:lial,, Mr. BURIto WS ; • Mr. AVERIL . Antonio, Mrs, BLAND; • Guillot, Mr. SU Matilda,'Mrs. MOUNTAIN: ; Laurent-, oy a YOUNG LAO?, (Being her seLond apeearame on any Stage); Itilia, Miss C. BRIS VOW. c loxes 6s. Stiltd Price is. Pit p. 6d. Second rice 21. 2 s.Ettitind: Price rs, Upper Gallery is. Second v".^Nlo-Mohey to be Returned. • 13 laces for Boxes to be taken of .Ir. l Fosbrook, at the ° .,t, ,ice, hi Little Russell.Stril•et. U°oll to be opened at haltjast Five, arid begin at t past Six. grest Froilnde m the very -ovflo on Saturd vivant Rex ct night, ant RCgillii tint Znbuti appiaiLe With er which, Ui i Perta ay rrnances ot i the it uni qtly o r the Beaux Stratagem!, and the r e v ive d M usical ste 1- °il Ltzlee Cteur de. Lion wer e rece i ve d , t he Pub. Il respedr m ully informed that bo t h th ose Pi eces w ill b e • etPeated l'u.morrow Evening, In the Comoiy, Archer, 10hEiliston; Scrub, Mr. Bannister, jun. Ini4ard f Mr. 11$tUi1C ; Cherry, Mi s s De Canal); Mrs. Sui ten , M rs . Jordan. , I * ll An entire new , Musical Farce is in rehearsal sTra:rk LOTTERY NOW DRAWING. Weihtestlity next the k uth U,iy. PRESENT G.rdnd Anti Uipreccdcnied Rich State of the Wheel : 3 . Prizes of - ,C. 2a,000 Prise of . to,ooo 3 . Priz-s of - SOOO 2 - - Prizes of - 1000 . . Prizes of - s,O &c. &c. etc. And no Price less than 24. The only Prizes,yet 'drawn are No. 3,2 b, 100031. Shared by Hazard, No. 10,334, so,oool. Shared by , fish, No. 5,216, 1001. Shared by Hazard, No. t",o08, toool. Shared by Swift, No. 20,724, toool. Sold by Bish. No. 2 4096, soot. shim! by lininscomb. DAYS Or DaaWll4o: Whititestlty, Otlto will be the ths Day of Drawing. Saturday, Oclober 13, . . . . 6th, Day. Wednesday, October t 7, . - - - 7th Day. ir .r tles 4 4l, , Oclober 23, • . ~ . Bth Day. erkEtY. Oetdber ab, . s 4 ttuday, O c t o b er 27, . - . - l oth Da y• y. iPrice of T ic k et • ,C. 19 0 o . quart e r ilf --c. 9 .16 o E ig h t h - -c. 2 to 0 sr i - 4 19 , o Sixtnt - - I s 0 ckets.a nn Shares oli Sale warranted h undrawn, at all the Licensed , Offices. . ISP.II •N . ......"--""'...--.-."........7"..r."."....""". '""""""""' """"ne icAL Tli LA IRE AND LABORATORY, CLIP .,, . FORD.STREET. bR. iiik.u,lAyi. pApician to the Westminster (S . 0,... 1 . 'LH r 1., c- •-•itt oispensary will commence his Lettitrea on and ,-.: RAC I'l CE OF P ' HYSI.C, MATERI A NIEDICA, nt•-i),,;ll_EMis•rtty, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, trie Loth a —l "ocr. at his Theatre and Laboratory, No.. 15, Clittbrd.. treet, 'lJond. street. . . • . These Lectures were tbrmerlv delivered by Dr. Bsdbam anbidnDr.isrichton corijo — intlik, but will in future be continue d Ittirr' nad itath QII4. in consequtnix at Dr. Cr ich ton ' a a pe ient as Physician to the Emperor ot . „Russia. ~, • , t.'" he [:_crates On the Practice of p n , sic will be given ,at, iglu in the M • wild I eh nisty 'and • Kiteria bight _, ~ orning, fill t 1044th CI 'MAI at IN. hie. , Further pdrtientars be Down by applying to Dr, Q4lll4rn 'nerd d MaY ' " ................L..........12,r -street.. ..... Eir-1111ITION. . MR. WAR ‘ 11, 'by the rerommendation of his 'friends. and many l *. tihed Amateurs of the c t-t mob 10.,e Ats, has be' en induced to solicit public attention whit; o'Lltiire of the SER P EN 'rot' CEYLON, which, on account . ;,',,.,ts trcat maglituide chid not be admitted into the Royal in y um m y' Tnis Pitture, with,ir vast multiplicity of others,- pl,,__llpous atyles, ail painted by 4 , 1 r, Ward, may now be tiVen rvotner, at No. 6, Neww,m46treet, Oxford-road, every day iu EICVCII to Four n'Clock, Sundays excepted.. • '., Adniitunce One Shilling. - • P ri.tp ~.„ BATTLE OP THE NILE. _ -4. ;,,„'IQIkAVING frm Mr—ORMEN PIG trait's 'I7"E Ur the BATTLE of the NILE, with. lI,Or- E6,;° the 0 0 . : (__liver ' tote . Sub. ~- - !, e rs :i, ..leeta, i s now ready t 0 (__lVet t m a - I rlttori e , b ls completes the Series of the Four Grea t. - — l4 t ed Po rtia . ', y the same Artist; in ail of which are represent A S et ts 0 1 the 011icent. r the City br At et' thrce Prints olthe Battle and Views o i r i 7 l', ins N,, evoulna ure also pu blishing by E °We" "I " JI tY'S pi n . . , . '*-----,. 1 *seller, No. 59; New Bond -street. • IN.,ut, AR MY iii - D N'AVY FQUIPAC E. • ,„ PATEN'V CAMP BEDS ' TEADS, Form tuti,„.2l_r,e,'Matirasses, and Bedding completeare very its l e . andiZ‘°,l!lMeitckd tQ Gentlemen, as being the mos' Ps'• u . s .. 'r e .,,, Pvtor .- any others made in London ; MAT!Iu Se a I corTiis Sots and Chairs, on improved M ; iiitto itt'r u e r 'l itch*, and Chairs, Mr on Board Ship; . lbatl .. ast principles . 4441 1V 111114r 5s . 411 d Patent Brass-screw Bed Steads, for LI st Indies, and .111 Foreign Climates, at Patent NIORGAN and SANDERS's Deduct.' Nlanufailory and Ware.Eoontso • N 'NWxtz, 0.. if and 17, Catherine-stteet, Strand. . . n and Sari 7, New-invented linperi,d Dining,. 2 '44 ' ' iiii° "! to 64. the most complete and Elegant ret o .14 Ite ever yet 411/anted arc tell I„ch , very portable, u. . es cree. but B, 1.114 FaiShibllable ' 014.1114 atttl Chair-lied Ware' ST, C4OX, DANigii\VESt iNDI Es. 111,"4, , ,TO liE SOLI) BY AUCTION, , ig ,,,.. ,atraway's CoWee-house, London. in ZJ .irch Egg. nk. SUGAR PLANTA TION, ca lled a N ' tile a rid 4 f i l:0 N LULL , most desirablf situated, w "'''''' the ' lle groes 4ll V ilas6 Elia, the Capita of the Islands wi th se and ffice, 'w'inci of Cat tict•CliLulitilt I)NvOllng:tr, works k ve . Indinill, Iloiling.house, and Utensils. 1 17-,,,„sid,:r. *to .. h ft ititViy pot tmo complete; repair, at VerY ~,arly hilvt47:l2e. 'The Purchase Money to"be Paid b y 5111 Pattie 113. u Ars Ma P ifer Ybe had of Mr Prnsam. leant:6.l:lli 44, - , t _reet, and Mr. Seale, on tht: Plicate, either 'of A‘ . treated with by Private Coulfaa" THE DOG CARLO. This Day was p iblishal, price ts. Embellished with several beautiful Engravin4s, and his Pot. tr tit takervby Craig, witn p , :rmission of hts Owner, of CAR.LO, 'the fans 1)1 of Drury.larte Theatre,- and the principal Performer in the Romance of the Caravan. 'Printed for rabart'and Co. at the juvenile and School Li— brary, No. tiy, New $Oll4-Street l and to be had of all Book.. sellers. N. B. At the wall-known I uvanile and School Library of Tabart and Co. are constantly kept on Sale the largest As. sortment in London el Books of Amusement and Instruction, for the the of Cuildren lad Young Persons Thi; Day wo'iMblishod, price u. 6d. PROPERTY anti INCOME BILL, explained, Clause by Clause, throughout, wherein its Intricacies are rendered intelligible to every Cap.fcity. fly Clerk to the Bath Commissioners. Sold by I. Burkwell, Carter-lane, Doelort Commons. Where nay be had, price is. Instructions for tilling up Statements, so fully set forth that every one may till up his own Papers. Assessors are allowed 28s. per Hundred for selling them. On the 16th Instant will be puulishen, Elegantly printed in One large Volume, Crown Oitavo, on a tine woven Paper, Hot-pressed, price in boards qs. "to be continued Annually, Ti-' F. POETICAL REGIS and REPO.; wit) Yof FUGITIVE po b'fßy, for /8 03 ,. being the Third Volume of the Series. Printed for F. C. and Rivington, No. 6a, St. Paul's Choi - eh-yard; sold also by I. Hatch.ad, No. too, Piccadilly. The .Po.,tical Register comprises •Original 'and Fughive Poetry, and. Criticisms on the Poetry ot, the Year, with a Catalogue. 01 the aboee.mentioned Booksellers may be had, The Second Editions of the Vulumrs tor iSot and being the Pirst sand Second of the Series, price 9S. each. The Poetit.al blegister for 1804 is preparing for the Press. Correspondents are reytested to address. ' as Soon as 'ossibk, their Contributions to the Editor, at F.C. anti I . it iviwont. DR. TRUSLER imvtlig retired • unwilling to lead an inactive life, and being con ersant in almost every worldly concern, flatters himself tnat he is adequate to the arrangement of matters of the greatest intri cacy, .being often employed as an Art - iitrator. and having by his advice saved many. a man trout ruin. In application to him, all the otpi.nce of Stamps and Pmfessional Men will be svoicleci, and a great deal of delay ; a mere statement of the case by the PArtivs, in writing, is all that is necessary. His Reward to be in proportion to his services, and the circum stances of the Applicants.-All Letters to be free from Postagg. lie thinks he could be particularly useful in arranging the (t )e flairs of G ent l emen o f F ort une whose Estates are encum. ►ed, well !mowing the val ue of Estates, 4ce. - SECURt r y To THE VUULIC. T° prevent F rau d the H its. the Conunissionets of His Majesty's Stamp °Bice hav,.e.gr.anted, Sion to Dr. Broduin, to have his Gal= in full length inserted 011 the Staiopo of "iol e .jiciacs, xis Brodum, No. 9, Albion-street, Iltackfriare-road, to imitate which is felony. The Medicines are not genuine unlesas the above name is on the Stamps. A certain Preventive of many Disorders. -Nothing be ing more wanting at this season of the year than a purifier of the blood, that Will etPclually eradicate those eruptions which, now generally nuke their appearance on those who are affteled with a Scorbutic Complaint, it it with infinite pleasure we announce the success that has attendal the administration of the Botanical Syrup. Another motive for us to present - this Addreis to the Public is. she kuovviedge that it the Botanical Syrup is taken in time, it will prevent those *evere tin of illness which always prevail in this and the ensuing mouths. The Botanical Syrup eit:!clually cures Evils, Cancers, Leprosy, and Scrophulous Complaints. The many thousand cures perterined by this invaluable Me dicine maybe readily seen in the London and Bath Papers. The Botanical Syrup and Restorative Nervous Cordial to he had at the House, No: 9, Albion-street, Blackfriars'. road. N. B.—A. D. Swinton, the Proprietor (Son of Dr. SWIN. N ? Fellow of the Royal. College of Physli.lans, London), tn..y be consulted from . ten till three. or by letter, containing the usual Fee. A Five, Guinea Bottle contains Six at its. To 'l'. TAYLOR, SUrgeon,. No. g, New linage-street, London, sta. - plinhurgh, May t, ,1800. IN the Sprint of 1794 . I was afflitttd with a Venereal. Complaint, which I treated with 'Maier* ence for five months but was then obliged to apply to a regular Pnysician, .who put a temporary stop to tini lence of the Disease •(by mercurial. applications) for some time; but growing, in spite of all. medicine and the advice of the first Gentlemen of the Faculty' here, worse and worse fin two years, I was reduced. to a slats anneat un parellsled and beyond description, being an entire leper, and ulcerated from head to tout. —My head,i throat, Mouth, now, legs, arms,: ikc. have been :alternately in danger of hecoming useless; in short, l have hail front tWenty to thirty eatine ulcers. un my .liody, and nearly totally de prived of sight.:—l t• would be voluminous to parneula rize all my cease—suilice it to say, there never was; of ever will be, one of a mere:dangerous, or of a more compli cated nature, I was long looked upon by my frien4; and litiagined myself,. beyond all hopes of recovery ; and, in deed, in my then condition, death was preferable to my more than. n:,,: able state. In this dreadful situation did l drag a most miter:able existence, till . Divine Previdenee threw in mv• way a Newspaper containing the ca se of a Mr. 11. of Plymouth—my friends read it, 1 could not.-1 sent and procured some Of your LE AK.E's 'PAT F. Nl' PILLS, which, by using from time to time, sin now, and have lone, been, (after more than four years indescribable' distress), in as pod a state of health as ever 1 enjoyed; as a proof of this, I had a tine, thriving, healthy child, born to Ina a few months age: In gratitude to God, and in hopes of rendering my fellow-creature service, I request yiiu to publistetilia; and you may at any time refer persons who wish to be satisfeal 'of the truth of: this, or further pacae: Golan'. to me or my friends, 'its/letter or person, As few cases for badness will ever eqtod mine, and none exceed it, 1 have front experience every reason to assure mAnkind, that in your LEAK E's l',l I a LS they will find a sure, speedy, safe, and radical cure, fin Ciao most dread ful stage of the Venereal Disease, which' Is called a ens. elitism Luis. • T. * Insurmuuntable family reasons prevent 'Making inv name and addre.aS public; but ereditablet means really wanting information may also be referred to me and my frienda by Mrs. S. Clark, Riamsay-GArilens, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, 'P. TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at his tionae, No: es New Bridge-street, Where he will give Advice without a lee. to persons tak. ing these rills, and will answer patients letters, if. p )st.- pit!, on the same terms, observing in cases the most Inviolable secrecy, no persen's name or case having mentioned, but at their own particular request, by the PTO priCtot, during the course tit more than thirty-six }ears, that 'he has had the conduetiog.ot an extensive sale of the Above Medicine, and the' practice arising therefrom. They are also sold; by his Appointnemt, ibr the °wive. nienee of those living at a distance, by Mr. Baxter, South-bridge; Edinburgh; Mr. Macdonald, Printer; Gias &owe to whom also Mr. T. refers for his kidiess; at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's-street; Pail-malt; Mr. Robertson's Toy-shep, .Nu. Job Oxford-street; Mr. leis borough's,. No. 7, Fisil-Streel-hill, nearly opposite the Mo. nument e•Mr. Steel's, hook'aeller, No. z, linfoiwnw, hassle Tower-hilt ; 1011 . calfw el Ps, Dablin ; and by one perion in every considerable town in Great-Britain and -Ireland, in Poxes of only as. ed. each, sealed Ul' With I'ol and plain direetions, Whereby persous of either. .Sex may core titilni• =elves with ease and secrecy,. N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is srales ep with a Stamp, on which, by favour of the sinners, is printed, at the Stamp-()!fide _,. '' Taylor, Na. 6, New Ltriclge4treet," to lositate omen tis felony, are all others are countertcat. M O D 4 li,, OCTOBER 8, 1804. YELLOW FEVER, No. 40, .CHARING.CROSS. DR. wiLucti,.hte Physician to the Saxon A inbsssador at the Court of Great Britain, and Mahar of the Domestic EncYclopmclia„ . Treatise on Regimen, &e. &c. &c. approves and recommends to the immediate notice of th e Public at large (and those in particular who are going to the West Indies, America, or ally other part of the World, that may be, or have been subjeet to Pestilential Disease) the Remedy which is sold sit the Proprietor's Warehouse, No. Charing.cross, London, to Prevent and Cure the , Yellow Fever. -, The most possitive testimonials from professional , men, and other respectable persons, may he seen in pamphlets, to he had, gratis, at the IYarehouse, which not only, prove, in the fullest manner t the efficacy of this Remedy in that Most dreadful Malady, Ihe Yellow Fever, but also tha; . it is an easy, safe, pleasant, and certain Preserver of Health lit a hot climate. • Toe above inialuable Article is sold in Poxes, With full Diredious (sanctioned by Dr. ‘4 l l t en), in' case of an at. tack of any kind of .Fever, at One Guinea each, sufficient fur on Person for Twelve Months. • Extraordinary Elreets of Dr. jAMES's FEVER POW DER. THE very great Efficacy of this Medicine Influenza of last year is do recent to be forgotten ; but it was mast singular when taken on the first attack, rot in those cases, where the Fever was allowed to gain'gratind'and ravkge the C , institution, before the Powder was resorted to. the Disorder became bstinate, protraCted, and sonittirneS fatal. Upon all occasion? this Medicine should be given at the commencement of a. lever, of whatever kind; tin Wit be not sufficient,of itself Levelled a cure, it is the best P rePara... tive for the Bark, atul other remedies. which the S ‘yniptritha require; but as the,genuine Powder has been oftiinknown,.to restore the Patient, - after its substitutes and every other febri fuge have failed, it aught, even ire thelait extreittitv,•lo:be tried. Great benefiti have been derived from the Powder, when taken every night as an'Alterativri, in disorders thought beyond the reach of medicine; and front - a communicator' from the Rev. Mr. Singleton Hanna, of Dublin, there is reason to believe thatit may be usilti in this mating with sue= cess in the Hydratmphalus, , or Water on the Brain. Fur Colds, Measles, R.heurnatisnts, And all Intkunmations and. ObstruCtioob of thrt'Lungs, 'Bowels, &c. 'nu hledicinc.: is so proper. Sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, No. 4s, ..St. Paul's Church-yard (a few Do4s from Cheapside), London; 'and . at Dr. latreS'S Lite truest', in ,Ltrutorwitreet ; in Packets, price igd. each, Duty included, or in,Bottlo, containing twelve Packets, price 24$ . as made up for the Army and Navy: N. B. None can be genuine that have not the words " F. Newby, No. 45, St..PauPs,'.' engraved in the Stamps. " , This Day was published, By H. D. Symonds, Paternoster.row ; J. Mathews, No. tS, Strand, London ; and sold by all Booksellera in Town and Country, an entire Nev.. and Improved Edition, consist. . ing of mutt) , 300 pages, in one Pocket Volume, with an elegant Portrait of the Author, price 3s. only, of 001,0MON's GUIDE to 1/14;;ALTII ; or, Ad. vice to born Sexes ita,a variety of Complaints. To which is added. a Dissertatien on the Use and Abuse of Cold and 'Sea Bathing. The hidden sources of Weakness and Debility with which thouotntis are afilided, arc herein laid open, and. the means of restoration to titio blessings of Health and Stre.ngttf, fully and amply communicates. The.Uisordera peculiarly incident to the Female Sex in every sitUAtion, are also expatiated upon. , together with Ad vice to both Sexes, tor those secret Infirmities of Nature winch often forbids to diselose, even to the nearest Relative; Comprising a Treatise on Female Diseases, Nef. yeus, Hypochondriac, Consumptive Complaints, &c.' ke. And as Nervous anti Hypochondriac Complaints are much More prevalent in Europe titan is generally imagined, attend. ed,vvitn many dreadful and alarming symptoms, which cer tainly claim assistance, and not, as is' too generally the case, derision or contempt, the Author has been very attentive to ' their method of Cure ; and he flattete• himself, from the oh. servatioos he‘has made, that the present is as 09 11 a Trea tise on those Diseased as any extant. • . The tender Female, by nature destined to be the preserver of the huMan race, is, alas t liable to many natural , milispo. 44-ions, which„render her condition truly wretched and un equal, when cdrnisared to the Male. For whatever situation `. o f lice she is placed in, she seldom enjoys a perted state of health. lfshe enters into the wedded state, even from that source. of pleasure something bitter arises ; anti Pregnancy lacings with it a train of loathing. sickness, ,Sec. Jr she to. main stogie, she will scarcely be able to avoid labouring under some infirmity, because she is " a stra . nger to a too. ther's pangs." . What can be of more importance to a Female, titan to be properly acquainted with every•symptont to which she is pe. culiarly liable?' And bow to conduct herself in such on'. cuMStanees; without wounding her delicacy by a disclosure • of her fears or her apprehensions, to the rude'serutiny of pre , totted friends _ , - N. B. The Postage of all Letters to the Doelor must be paid, and tos. 6.1. as a Fee, enclosed for ktivice. The Cordial ii.tlin'of Gilead, Anti.linperigines, and Ab. steriient Lotion, and " Guide to Health," ate ' • . Sold by Remnant, Hatnburgh ; R. Bach, Pearl -street, New-York ; Mathews, no. iX, Strand, London ; and in Bath, by Hazard; Briatol, Bulgin ; Brighton, Gregory ; Dir. mlngliam,• Knott and Lloyd; Bethnal, Smith; lillndlorci, Shrunons ; Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle; Cheltenham, Set. don,; Cambridge, Htxlgson ; Coventry, itollason ; Colches. ter, Keyrner ; Canterbury, Simmons ; Carlisle, )(Atte; Chatham, Etheringtun ; Cilelinsioni, C-lachar , ; Chester, Pool anti Sun; Chichester, Phil tipson ; Cireatester, Smith; Chippenivim, Combs ; Dublin, Keene, Ni. 6, College- - kiez.n; Derby, Drewry; Durinun, Pennington ; Dover, Nolles ; Devues Lowe; Dorchester, Virtue ; Deal, Ruse; Dartmouth,' I ackson , ~• Edinburgh,. Smith, North Bridge ; . Exeter, Trewm.to and Son ; Falmouth, Elliot ; Gionces- ter, Pitt, Walker ; Glasgow, MlDonsid ; Liverpool, Mer cant/le curette Orth:c ; Lethis, liintis, 14,Imcs ; Lincoln, !Drury; Lynn, Headley.; LelCeiter, Gregory, ti winlren ; Lewes, Patti . Manchester, .T.itotil;lsun ; 'Margate, Rowe; Maidstone, Walker ; 64 arlborough, Harold; ' New bury, Fol ic!, Atter ; Nt;weastle„ Waikrt, tinAgpion ; Nor;ltanipton, 00.•ey • Nonni ham, Burbage; Norwieti, Stevenson • and Oxford,. olies • Co. ; ; ' Plynitioth Dock, tioXivaid ; Ports il !Tl'ut!l , lielam; t ca4vg i - Strvirt and Co. ; Rod water, Ether. Ingt.nl ; Pre.stoti, Acom ; Shrewstxtry, thiLiosvcs ; S .41th ainlOn, liAiter ; Stallard, Morgan; St;unioni, Newco.rib ; Sot:tit:fluid,. lira ; Silishury, Crillini ; ScAttorough t ! 4 ."' ley ; Tititntien, eilOic: i l'unbridq xv ells, serano ; wcl4. livid ; ‘Vevitiolith, - Wood • Wtht4or, MaKetteY ; York, W ""lenhul Fl 4 e 1 and by all litste.C44 Of f.; an ;tins ••Mctlieinfa i n she Unittrd Kingdom. [PI4CE SIXpESCra fIOM titE FRENCH PAPERS. PATtri, SE PT. 24.^...The AniliVeh4ty of the Foun. dation.of the Republic was celebrated yesterday : by illuminations in all the public buildings...— There WAS a Concert at the. Imperial Thuilleries; which were also illuminated. SS T. ac.--Senator FAitottits, Cortimandant of the Legion of Honour, and Treasurer of the Con. servative Senate, died' at the Palace of the Senate, on theist of this month, in consecinence of a para. lytic attack. 'His remains were buried to.day with Civil, and Religious pomp. The Cavalcade, es. corted:by a Detachment of Cavalry anti infantry, were composed of the Body -of 'the Senate, many Legislators, yribentli and Munhers of the Le— gion of Humeri Act. The Funeral Eulogtum wa d tironoencettlir- presence of the itole Procession, a$ well as or a eor,ttatii of Citiz , !-os 444etublett iH the Church of St.Sidiiice, by his Excileney Fit/at om's De- Ns rcpt Ar r AU, President of the Seriarc„,—. SEPT. 16..--Med. -MACDONALD, wife of the Ge. nerAl of that name, and daughter of M. SAMOtt. sitt.t.e, Ambassador n the liagoe, died At the age of twenty.two. She was first married to General Joonsar, Why was killed at the. Battle of NJvi.-- .Pubiiriste„ SEPT. a7 , "4-.13v a I)!eree of the zsth of Fruftidor (Sept. to), the Prefect of the Dept: 'Mein ut the Scheldt, designated. the Port of Etehens as the only point of the pep:figment from which 'fravellers can depart in order to .go to Ze4land, and the . only one - at wliielt :they can disembark. He has pOinteti 16OrStiattnen, who alone are to do that ser. vice. • The Objekof this measure is to render the Surveillance' more easy and more certain. giP T. 28.—Gert. Adinini , rator.Gene. rat of the Military Division, considering that evil disposed Persons and. Enemies of the public good, endeavour to excite trouble and. produce 'movements, issued a Dieree on the •30ch,.1 . 7.e.0r. log that every individual, who should .distvrb publit order, of whitever Class, or •in whatever state he might be, should he immetitately,arre‘red, and confined in the Citadel of. • Turin,-..:4 1 "pi Sejs. 2a. The -fulloWing Letter from Cardinal Wont tc, addressed from Italy, to the Esti. e KOK of t he Fit ENCtt, cnngratulating hint upon his ascending the krone, has been published in tiormany , " St s„—From sentiment as well as duty, 1 have united with all the loyal Members of tits SacraCullege, to supplicate your Isteeitt.4l Mel ssr v to 4Clit bOUilty And eene n dunce my sincere felii..itations on your ascending . the Throne. The public safety ought always to be the supreme law with reaionable minds. I am a Frenchman, Sire, and I wish always to ba so. t have constantly and land! y professedthat the Co- Virenteia of Frame was, in every poinr of view, essentially - lele. narchical. leis an opinion which I have ,over ceased to. Wild, b.efere tit; necessity of this reine was generally demonstrat ed by so many disasters , an d that the Conquests of ybur Majesty, winch have so gloriously extended our frontiers, had yet augmented in so vast art Empire the manifitat want of this unity of power. Nu irrendiman, then, has more right titan myself to applaud the re-establishment of an Hereditary-Throne in rriy Country, .stece I have always thought that every other form of Government would never 'be tor her but an intermittent and incutatale Aharehy. Thus . I find my self, of the end ()four Revolution on the !tame line of Principles whieit I .derended at the frequent perils of my life, from the first day of its origia, ;old during all it* course. I feel sensibly, Sire, particularly. at this moment, the happiness of being but consistent and faithful to my in variabie uodrine, in laying et the feet of Your bereete &STY the hemage.of my full and entire adhesion to the National will, 'W . litch has called vou to the Supreme 'rape. rial Power, and iisared in a solid manure our future trait quillity, by assignee to your AUftlat Family suen a magniti cent inheritance. Art Imperial Opelein justly and worthily Urnaliteets, in my eyes, the heart of a Htlo, after having been so oftesi crowned by vie.toty, has boil able to maintain himself, by his rare genius in legislation, in administration, • and in politics, at the height or his always iticreasing tame, by re-estitelishing Itele;ion in l.ds Empire. by'illustrating the Vreiteli name with every species of giory, and by -destroying that spirit of fiuttiall and of trouble, winch perpetuated flue willo',, of the lecv:stittiell by altvays TaeC,),lTllTitl(ltig it. itn, with the most profoend resee d ,, " Your Imperial Ma jesty's most ebedivnt, devoted •. And teithful humble Servant, (Signed) " R F.I , CA .. R DINA I. NIA LikY, " Bishop of Monte liaseone, and, liornetto. " Alone Flaircons, 4tig. la, t 104." lylstqz; Sittrr. 29.—The concourse of strangers, which is every moment increasing, gives (O. our town muclt MotCedat than it had in the year 1792,, at the famous interview of the Emperor 01 the Romans, the late King of Prussia, Fa eoit RIC Wit,, I. Am, and other Fleetors anal Princes of the Eiripire leagued against France. The present extraordinary ksbemblage will , coptinue as long as the stay of His Majefty in this City. Not only is the price of lodgings excessive, .but scarcely are they to be got.at any pike, patticularly on account of the great number, required fur the numerous Suite of Their. Imperial IVlajesaieti.. In' ,this dilemma, a great many of those who have come fr , in curiosity or on business, liave.,adopted the plan of ,l,riging in the neighbouring towns of Cashel, Costheim, Hocli. helm; Russelheim, and Wisbotien, from vehence.they come here to spend_ the day. The inhabitlints of the Left Bank donearly the same thing, establiihing tbemselves in Marienborn, Weissenau, and some other places. The Electors and Princes Of tie Anterior Circles of the. Empire, who hsve not themselves repaired to Mentz, have sent D:putiass of Ministers to comp& meta the Ernpesor. It would be difficult and too long to give r complete lin of them. The Prefeds of the four United Departs enta arta also' to be liere,At is said, to deliberate with. His Imperial Majesty on obj..tis of importsmae. We are assured - that His Majeaty, during his stay among us, will make several excursions along the Rhine; it is even thought that_ His Majtaq will go_for some days to Sirdsltourg. It is said that n tamp of 1 . 5,009 two will assemole in the neigh. bouchood ut our Itivvn, in order ,to perform tieVe4a , military manceovres, the Empetor's arrival at Mentz . ; lit was. iiiiorase,i,tiy, the Minister for Foreign Affairs VICTUALLING OFFICE, • Ocioher 2, 1804. THE COMMISSIONERS for FICTUJILL ING His MA yESTY's IVAPY do bereo give Notice, that at TUESDAY . the 16tb instant, they will be ready' to receive' Tendetrin writing (sealed up), and treat for as many HOGS (the Carcases of which not to weigh less than ,2 12 pounds each) as will produce Three Hundred Tons of PORK, to he killed its Ills Majesty's Ylaualling Premises at Deptford, betunvot the 22:1 inst. and the 31st of March next ; the first Deliver.rof which • to take place on slloitclay the said 22d instant, and the assluefrosst Deliveries toot continued twice in each If!e.ek, in such regular pr-:poitieni as that the whole shall he' ml.n,pktrd 6y the 31.;:t of Mara: next, before mentioned ; and to hr paid for by Rilli,• pay able, with i n terest, ninety days alter date. The Cunditioss of. the Contraa may he sten at the Seeretairy's:, Office. - • . No regard will be &set to arty Tender in which the Price :bah not' he inserted its words at length, 'or that shall not he deliver.. ed to the Board ,helort"10:4 so the mold Tuesday then 1616 instant,' etot suslesi the Perron 'who snakes .the,Tender t e s r,;eBsiie Person on hit behalf, attends, to,anrver, when :wiled for.