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I I 'NUMBER 4207.] THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. T HIS PRESENT EVENING, March to, will be performed ,THE TRAVELLERS ; Or, MUSIC's FASCINATION. With entirely New Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, &c. Tile Overture and Music Co:nposed by Mr. Corti. Act 1. 7 --Cliaraeters in China.. Zaphimira (Prince of-China), ) 11.. L STON; Koyan (his Conipaniony; Mr. BRAFIAM ; 0' C allacl.et, Mr. - 10H N STON E"; The Emperor of China, Mr.. POWELL; .Delvo (an old Gardner), Mr. MATH EWS -, Iliiindera (Mother to Koyan and Ceiinda), Mrs. POW ELL ; Celiiida, Mrs, MOUNTAIN. 4ct 11. C hariteters in Turkey. Mustapht (the Grand Vizier.), Mr. BARTLEY ; Chief Aga of the lanizarie.s . , Mr. DIGN ; Saphi, Mrs, BLAND; A Dance of Turkish Slaves. ' A& 111. and IV.— Ckuratters in Italy. Duke of Posilepu, Mr. HOLLAND; The Marchioness of Merida, Signora STORAC E. A Dance of L.,zzarOni. AQ V.—Charatiers - In England. • --= Admiral Lord Haie , sei.,. Bimtline (an old Sailor), Mr. BANNISTER. The Prologue to be Spoken by Mr. BARTLEY. WITH THE, WEATHERCOCK. The Character s by Mr. BANNISTER, Mr. CHERRY, • Mr.. MATHEWS,. Miss DE CAME', Mrs. SCOTT, &c. In Att 11. Two New Airs, by Miss De Camp. • toxeS 6s. Second Pricg3s.-I'ir 3;. 6d. Se&rii.l price as. Gallery zs. Second Prle . is.—Upper Gallery is. Second Price 6d.--No Money t► be returned. Places for the I3oxesto be taken of Mr. Fostrrook, at the Box.Oitice in Little Russell-street. The Doors will be opened at Half past rive, and the Play begin at Half-past Six - . To-motrow, Romeo and Juliet.—Romeo, by the Young Roscius ; iulict, Mrs. H. Sidduns. With the Soldier's Re-. turn. •. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN... THIS PRESENT EVENING, Maech ovill . 0 be - performed - A HINT TO HUSBANDS. The Chartiders by • Mr. C.XENIBLE, Mr. H. lOHNSTON; - Mr. FAWCETT; Mr. I3ItUNTON, - Mr POPE, Mr. FA.RLEY,' - Mr: EMERY, -Mr. BLANCHARD, ~IiaSMI M,s. GLOVER, Mrs. EMERY, &c. The Prvlogue-io be Spoken by Mr. It RUNToN,. 4-I.h.d the iiinlogue,l . )y Miss SMITH. . . \mkt This Day Was published, DART the SECOND of a CATALOGUE of 1130 OK S on Sale by 10 FIN NvHITE, Horace's Head, F ieet.street, Where may be had, the First Part, lately published. These two, carts include the following Heads ;-1. Books of Pritits, Sic. 2. u({ ores Classici, &c. 3. Books of Na tural History, &c. 4. Aniiquitates, Historic:4 &c. . The Third Part will appear at the end of this Month, and the subsequent Parts monthly, till the whole is completed. , . , • RTIGANTINO ; . • Or, 171 - I,E BRAVO OF VENICE. - .. . The Principal Charaders by This Day was published, - . • . : Mr. 11. IOHNSION; - nandsortiely printed in One large Volume Quarto, with Mr. MUIrRAY, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. LISTON, forty-tour PlateS of hlaps, Antiquities, .54c. oze. price Mrs. GIBBS, Mrs: MATTOCKS, _ 31: 3s. in boards, And Mrs. EMERY. The Overture 'and Music - composed by Dr. Busby. The MAGNA. BRITANNIA ; being a Concise To- D4.,,,s ti ) \lr. Byrne.—The whole under the diredion of - pograplik:al Account of the several Counties of Great '.lilr. . i att.2, . To. conclude with a Grand Masque. Britain. it :\ .:. S. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery as. Upper Gallery is. By the Rev. DANIEL Lys.oNs, A. M. F.R.S. F.A. and Ti- Doors to be opened at half past Five, and begin at halt L. S. Redo!' of Rodmarton, G loucestel shire. past six. . „ Arid SAMUEL LYSONS, Esq. F.R.S. and F.A.S. Paaccs for the Boxes to be taken of M. Brandon, at the Keeper bt His Majesty's Records , in the Tower of London. Box Otfice,in ii-street. ._ . , , . ,Volutne the }first; . Tile 'rep ccniedy'of A flint to 1-iusbands, having been re. _ Containing Bedtbrdshire Berkshire, and Buckinghamshire. teive,r with utilverpl and kutbottnt.Nd applause, by an over- - Printed for T. CaSel I, and W. Davies, Strand. howiL , 4 4 ..fte-licc. wail ` , - - 1` 2, 0.1.9v - ti o , ery liYerlinti_ll. further .:.A 4 .....; •(..,"!‘ie , on 5n,.....y..,,,p1 I . .ip , zr, syitit first.linpres, - i.oiks taoti,:. -7- ''Of the, l'btes,-Ifriie3 .4 .: -. 5%.: iire6ards. - - --- " - - ~_ . . On: Thursday, Valentine and Orson. • 1.. * Ihe Second Volume containing Cambridgeshire, . ' .------ I * - • - ' ' Cl~estiire, au!! Cotp%v4l:, ii in a siate of coiisidqrable fleas. - • MODERN DANCING PRIVATELY TAUGHTIIY • M R s4 . ALLEuare, d N i , .at_ 19, , A § l. l , ler t r r ard t. - S G tr , e l t, ria. G ol ii de r( l i l . - i on Mans expresslrforined for L:nlies and Gentlemen of any age Vl' hu have never learnt that Accomplishment, or . not in the present fashion, and whose Age or Rank make it an °h ied. to leantierfee.tly private . ; and Foreigners, Officers; or Country Residents, to whom time is an ohjed, expeditious 1y coMpleteti. ' Young Ladies and Gentlemen also, under fourteen, not re quiring private Lessons, taught at these Academies for One Guinea tier Quarter,. or school Vacation. This Plan parti cularly interests Parents and Guardians. of Youth, %luting tenteel•Adion and Address, but educated at Schools having too few Dancers to pay the attendance of an eminent Master. Families of the Nubility, Gentry, and respect:4le Schools; attended. Ladies and young Professors instructed hots_ to teach. A - s above nay be.-had,.Part :he First, oontaining Twenty four Views in Berkshire,and Buckinghainshire, 'of Britannia I),:pi.da ti Series of Viev,is of the most \in temring and pictutesq . ue Objeds in'.9reat- Britain, engraved fmn ,I)rawings:l4..Nesrs. Hearne, Farington, Smith, "Fur tier, Alexander, Sec. liy William Byrne, F A.S. price 31. 3s. in 'id:ads, or on large Paper,- with Proof Impressions of the - Plates, price 61:'6s. 4 '„.:* The above Works, which illustrate each other, may be had, done up together; and the continuation of each will be pdblished regiihrly *at the same periods, arranged in the .same manner, • and printed on Papers of corresponding sine and quality, : • MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. A L L PERSONS in possession of Incomes, 4 A.' arising from Freehold, Copyhold, or Leasehold Estates, in Land or Rouses, • Money in the Funmms, Resat Charges, Marriage Settlethents, Widows' jointures, An nuities, Patent PlaCes, , Church Livings, or any other cer tain Income' for Life,_ may be supplied with temporary 'Or ' permanent Sums of Money to any ,Amount, by paying An nuity I w.:l est for the same. The Nobility and .Gentry of .known Property, or their_ Heirs, may ,be accommodated on their personal security;. and in any instance where. the single security of an indivi dual may 1;)e deemed insufficient, the addition of another person to guarantee the - payment of the 'lnterest will re move time objection awl, in all cases,, rivilege will be given to the Public to return the Principal at their own option. • Personal applications will be received every day till Four &Clock ; and Letters from Correspondents in Town. or Country Cpost paid) will be immediately answered, by ad dressing to the Dirt:tor. of Knightsbridge Bank, at his Town 1-louse, No. a, Lower john-street, Golden-square. ESTATE of'FORT FERGUS, in the COUNTY of CLARE, IRELAND. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, Successors 0114 Smith, at.GarraWav's, on Friday next, at Twelve o'clock, Capital and highly Improveable FREEHOLD A. ESTATE, situate .on the Border of the great River Shannon ; comprising 764 Acres of.rich' Land, lett to a nu,- merous and respectable Tenantry, at rents amounting to • 12181. per ann. with several Tenements, Village, and Barge• houses, Store-offices, and ,valuable Out_ buildings. Half the purchase-money may rernai&on• mortgage, and the' Rents wilt ..be received ten years free of ex pence. May be viwed ‘vith leave of the Tenants; and Particulars had 10 days preceding the Sale, of the Printers of the Pub-. lin, Limerick, kV aterfwd,, and Cork Papers ; at the Bush, Bristol ; White Hart, Bath ; Hotels, Liverpool- and Ches ter ; lerusalem,. LioydNs, and Garraway's Codee-houses ; of Mr. Rigby, Solicitor, New City Chambers ; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, No. 62, Broad-street, Royal Ex ! 'chap,. - r' • - • • • SALE of the following VALUABLE FARMS in the Conn. • - ty o's:.• BERWICK, postponed at the Requpt of intending • , • Purchasers. • • To BE SOED BY AUCTION, By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Successors to Mr. SMITH), At Carraway's Coffee-house, Cornhill, on Friday, March - 23, At Twelve (instead of the 14th of,Februz.ry, a, forme,rly ad vertised), in One_Lot,•unless previously disposed of by Private Contrad, of which Notice will be given, VLUIERS and ALE. NILI\T FARMS, forming a 1: most desirable Freehold Property, •containing 427 "AcreS .of rzmarkably rich Arable and Pasture Land, in a Ring Fence, Tythe-free, and in.high Cultivation,' in the PariSh of Cold inghame, one Mile from. the High Road to EdinbUrgh, two Miles from Eymouth, and ten from - Berwick, both Seaports and -excellent Corn-markets, with Farm-houses, Barns, Stabling, Cow-houses, Work men's Tenements, entirely now built, and a Threshing-Machino, lett on Lease to Messrs. Fairgrieff and Fife, at improyable Rents of 4921. nos. per Ahnum. The Estate offers amexcellent Situation for build ing a Scat, with'a noble prospect of the German Ocean, from St. Abb's Head on the left, to Banhorough Castle on the right, with Deans for Plantations, sheltered from the Sea. 'robe viewed, with leave of the Tenants, who will shew the Premises at any time previous to the Sale; and Particulars may be hada Mr. Constable, Solicitor, Berwick; Mr. Charles ('unstable, No. io, Symond's-inn ; at Garraway's ; and of n Messrs. Hoggart ad Phillips, No. 6z, Broad-street, near the Royal Exchange. NEW MEDICINE ACT. F - - - - NEWBERY and SONS, No. 45, St. Paul's • Church-yard, London, Proprietors of- Dr. - James's Powder and other valuable Preparations, inform the Public, that in consequence of the New Stamp Duties, the Price of that Medicine will. be In future 25.. 9d. per Packet, or IL ss. 6d. per Dozen but the quantity of a Dozen Packets in a Bottle (as made up for the Army and Navy) may be had for 11.45. And as Stamps-are prepared,- by order of the Com missioners, for Mr. Newbery's separate use, in which the words, " Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," are engraved, and as it is presumed that this will be a sufficient security against Counterfeits, his- Signature on the Labels will be discontinued. The following are the Prices of their Medicines, to the first twenty of- which Mr. Newbery's Stamps are affixed, but those who purchase six or More, at a time, will be al lowed the Stamps gratis. s. d. Dr. lames's,Powder 2 - '9 Dalby's Carminative I 9 Do. in a Bottle - 24 o Dr. Austin's Chalybeate Do; Analeptic Pills 4 6 Pills ' 4 0 Do. large Box - 24 o Freake'sTina.of Bark '4 o Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc z 6 Dr. Huxham's ditto 2 o Do. Convulsion Oil - a 6 Tonic • Pills. - 2 9 Ditto Nitre Drops 2 6 English Coffee - 2 9 Do. Cana...mule Drops r• 9 pr. I-looper's Pills t at, Do. Paregoric Lozenges Grant's Drops - I 16 Angibatid's .Biois ditto i t I n.glish's Scots Pills r o Essence 6)1 eoltsf4,in 3, 6 Henry's M ignesia - 2 6 1 1 1.r.Spenee's Dentricc 4 o Norton's Drops - 5 . 6 Cephalic• Snuff - o 9 Spilsbury's Drops 5 6 lanes's Rheum. Tint 3 b Dr. -Solanda's Tea 2 9 13erry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Creenoudi's Tiii6lure 1 It Esbenceof Peppermint r Do. Tolu Lozenges GlaSs'S Magnesia 4 3 6 Essence of Ginger - 2 6 - a. As in.iny Persons, particularly Messengers, mis take the House of Messrs. Newbury . , they think it necessary to point out, that, it is at the East End of St. Paul's, tont Doors from Cheapside, with these wocds inscribed on the Front " THE - ONLY •WAREHOUSk EUR DR. lANILS's POWDER." GREGORY's MECHANICS, In Two large Otlavo Volumes, besides a Volume containing Fifty-five Quarto Plates. This Day was published, price il. 16s. in boards, TREAIISE of MECUANICS, Theoretizal, Pradical, aod Descriptive. By OLINTHUS GREGORY, Of the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich. •-.- Vol. I. Book r. Op Statics, comprising the Composition and Resolution of Force, the Centre of Gravity, and the Cen trdbaryc Method, Mechanical Powers, Strength and Stress of Materials, and the Theory of Cords,\Arches, and Domes. Book a. Dynamics, in which. are treated Motions, De scents and Ascents along difficrent Lines and Cuives, Pro.. jectiles; Ricochet-firing, - .Pendulums, Central-forces, Cen tres of Oscillation, Spontaneous Rotation, &c. Don moan's Theory of Percussion, and the motion of, Machines and their maxthum elfeets: •. . BOOk 3. Hydrostatics, including the pressure of non-, elastic. Fluids, the specific Gravity of solid and fluid Bodies, with an extensive Table, the Equilibrium, Stability, and Os cillations of floating Bodies, and capillary Attraction. .Book .. Hydrodynamics, treating of the discharge of Fluids through Apertures,and of the motions of Water-wheels, With accounts of important experiments on those interesting topics. .Book - . S. Pneumatics, including the equilibrium and- mo tion of Air, and other elastic Fluids ; the measurement of Altitudes by the Barometer -and Thermometer; the Theory of -kir and 0: Water. pumps, and the resistance of Fluids. Vol. 11. Contains -Remarks on the Nature, onstruCtion, and Silllplifit:ation.of Machinery,on Friction and the Rigidity of COrdS, FirstAltivers,Scc. with Tables, and Descriptions of nearly two hundred curious and useful Machines; of which, however, only a few can be specified in an Advertisement. Atwood's ingenious-Apparatus for variable Motions,, Improved Beam Compasses,. by Walton. Prony's Condenser of Forces, applicable to Wind-mills. Cranes, by Gottlieb, Andrews,' Hall, Whyte, Hardie, .Sec. Hydraulic Engines, i. the Tympanum, the ,NGria, De La Faye's Wheel, the Persian Wheel, Chain-pumps ; Hero's Fountain, Darwin's Engine, Hungarian Machine, the Spiral • Pump, Desaguliers's Drawer and liuCket, Sarjeant's Machine, Dearborn's Engine, &c. Oil-mills and Ordnance Boring 7 q)achines. Contriiiinces for Parallel Motions, by Cartwright, Dry_ den, &c. Various Pumps, with Remarks on Pistons and-Valves. • Ramsden's Alas line fur Dividing Mathematical Instru ments. _ _ _ . . _ _ Contrivances for reversing and changing Motions. Scapements, by Graham, Mudge, De Lafons, &c: Stearn Engines, by Newcomen, Blakey,. Gaii:sborptigh, Watt, Flornbiower, Cartwright, Murray, Bettancourt, Woolf, 4c. . Bramati's Machine for planing different' kinds of Surfaces. Rules for forming Teith and Wipers, with Maudsley's Teeth-cuttrug.Apparatus. Ho, izontal, vertical, and circurar Saw_mias, s.ihjecl :fever before treated in any English work), with contrivances bv. Gosset, Lloyd, and Dryden. Turning Apparatus, by Maudaley and Smart. Whter.inil:3, Under-shot, over-shot, spirals floating, &c. Wind-mills, vertical, horizontal, &c. by Perrier, Beatson, Bywater, and...others. Printed th - Kearsley, Fleet-street, London: where may likewise be had, this Author's Treatise on Astronomy, price 15s boards and his LC.540:15. Astrom. and Philos. pme 4s) boards. . .To SHIP and BOAT-BUILDERS, &c. TO BE SOLD BY. AUCTION, • • 13y Messrs. HOG,GAIIT and ,PHILLIPS, Successors to Mr: Smith, by-order of the Commissioners aa ing under a Commission of - Bankruat a.;aiust Tho. White, of Broadstairs,•Ship- builder, at Gairaway's, on Friday the 28th instant, at Twelve o'clock, • AN Old-established, Compa&, and Comthodious SHLP and BOAT-BUILDER's YARD, most de , sirably situateat Braadstairs, adjoining the Harbour, in the Isle of Thanet, with an excellent Freehold Dwelling house, in good repair, commanding a chnplete view of thc Premises, Work-shops and TenemCnts,.recently erected at. considerable expence. 'these Premises have been , used for er's Yard for more than half a century, aware well worthy the attention of the Trade. All the valuable Stock of' Ship timber-will be sold by audion on the Premises, in lots, in a Ecru days after the sale of the Estate. - May be viewid and Particulars had on the Premises; of Mr. Daniel, Solicitor, Ramsgate ; of Mess. Dennets anti GreaveS, Solicitors,.King's Arms Yard, .Coleman-street ; at Garra way's ; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 6z, Broad street, near the Royal Exchange, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. CAPITAL BUILDING MATERIALS-RETFORD, NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, Successors to Mr. Smith, on the Premises, some time in May, in Lots, unless an acceptable offer is made for the whole by Private Contra a on or bcfore the 200 A Aril, HE Valuable BUILDING MATERIALS (nearly new) of the RE VOLUTION MI LL, with convenient Wool and Sorting Rooms, Dye. house, Drying houSes, Store-rooms, Stabling and Work-shops of every de scription, a capital Steam Engine of great power, by Boul ton and Watt, and an Engine for extinguishing fire, with every sort of Machinery for drawing„ ' roving, spinning, and other operatiqns. upon Wool, and several of Carrwrlght's Patent Machines for combing Wool. • The Premises are remarkably well situated adjoining the Cainshorough Canal, supplying the Works with Coal at a ,cheap rate, and close to the Great North Road, in the Parish of Clarborough, with 19 Dwelling-houses and to Acres of rich Land adjoining. Immediate possession may be had. - To be viewed, and Particulars had ten (lays previous to the Ssle, at the Saracen's Head, Newark ; Black's Head, Not tingham; Angel, Doncaster ; White Hart, Wakefield ; Ho tel, Exeter ; White Hart, Rettord; on the Premises ; of Wessrs. tones and Green, Solicitors,Salisbury-square, .Fleet street ; of Mr. Walton, Whitesmith, Rettord, who will slew the Premises ; -and of Mesirs. Hoggart and Phillips, - 62, Broad street, near the Royal E i,chanve. , T IN AtO DAI 7 , 1:(21.1 10, 1800. To the FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of ABER DEEN. GENTLEMF.II, Aberdeen, March I, ac. 6. L ., NCOURAGED by the Promise of mdstresped— able Support, 1 presume to offer Myself a Candidate to represent the ,County of Aberdeen in the event of a Dissolu tion of Parliament, ,or on the first Vacancy. Permit toe to solicit the honoM of your Vote and,lnterest. If I attain the high honour to which I aspire, my attachment to the Con. stitution of this Country, and a zealous,clischarge of my duty in Parliament, will prove my attention to the interest of the County add of my Constituents. - I have the Honour to be, Gentli. , rnen, Your most obedient humble Servant, A. HAY. NAVY-OFFICE, Feb, zB, 1806; • MHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS SIONERS of His 111.9 jESTY'i N. 4 1 ,1 1 do beleb_y give Notice; that on W:tin'esd, 9 , tte 12.th - 'o:lltiareh - next, at One o'clock, they will be ,ready to treat with• such ,Pcr.sons as may be willing-to c , ) , 1tra,.9 for sun (ying His ilaje.tty's Yard at Peru mouth ltdils such quantities ol ELM TIM 13 E R of the following descriptions as may be wanted, the quantiy inserted against each description being that which will probably be wanted for Three -Months conthinpYion. In, lii Loads 1 from 6to lo square 2,0 Length not S I Elm Timber' for / 1° to 16 9 less than the%Yood Mills. 16 to 18 90 } twice the I 18 to 24 g6l square. j 24 to 30 1,6) . , Logs. 1 from 14 to 18 feet in length 71 from-8 to Elm Timber for 1 1 9 to ?o , 20 , 8i inches Pumps. i 27 tort 12 >squareat 32 to 38 4 • simillest i j end, A ,F,riq ..:f the I e:l,ler may 4e ,teen at this Office ltoa Tinder will /. recriva after nt;eive o'Clcck on the D:4: cf . :Frew,' n.r any naked, unleir the Party, or an Agent far bin!, attends.. To the FREEHOLDERS of PERTHSHIRE. GENTLEMEN, HAVING just heard fiom General Campbell, that he intends to offer himself .a Candidate to repre stiit you in Parliament, I beg leave to solicit your Votes and Interest at the ne-:1 F*4•:.ction.. uit ha, acre,uj beio%ve(.l on me, such rePiated Marks of kindness, when circumstances made it impossible for:me to attend to the duties of the Trust as much as I could have' • wished, that I hope you will not think me presumptuous iu flattering Myself you will not withdraw tour protection now, I shall, take the earliest opportunity ot paying my personal respeets to every'Freeholder, and I have the honour ; to .te• main, with Sentiments of the most sincere gratitude and respect,. - GENTLEMEN., Your most obedient and obliged humble Servant, THOMAS GRAHAM. Balgowan,. March 2, 1306. To BANKER'S, HOST ERS, kIABE R DAS , LINI N DRAPERS. LEA SETIOLD F REMISES, ..tracechtir,:h - street, near . Comhill, with immediate possession, • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. HOGOART and PHILLIPS, Successors to-Mr. Smith, at Garraway's, on Friday next, at Twelve c'Clock, Most Desireable LEASEHOLD ESTATE ;. comprising a convenient Dwelling-house and spacious Shop, upwards of 33 feet in length, eligibly situate for trade, No. 10, Gracechurch-street, the property of • Mr. Eaton, Hosier, retiring from Business. - The'House contains nume rous airy Bed-chambers, Dining-parlour, Breakfast Room, , Offices, and capacious Cellaring: A Lease will be granted by Mr: Eaton, who is the Freeholder; for 21 years, at 2c,01. per ann: clear of all Taxes. • To he viewed, with Tickets only, between the hours of eleven and three, , which, with Particulars, may ,be had six days previous to the sale, of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, No; 62, Broad-street. Particulars also of Mr. Davis, Solici tor, Queen-square ; and . at Garr4way's. \Ck . Vt:111/, 4 4 k,V0,11,! rikv , • ' cONVA /,' - ,- - .; ..,, ',1V;;:-,., '- .....;Z,1J.3-ir '"": "f,4 -' •*) • . I -,,,,, ... i .. f ... , '' •., ,! -. 1 ' ,.'....: 1,. : . ‘ti:', :•...: t e ,1 1 : 1 ---:•,..'-' I t n' k 't - , - - j r ,..' • ;;; ;' 1 ;? . ' - - ' IN .:- ' ... 1 r! , .-.. , , it A O.' . is:4 . 1. 'l , _r•o''' , ~ '..t..,, : ?#.- 7 .7`: : •,. 't: , ,, ~5 . -'' ~ • ;,1 ' ''''• •• . ''''!"7:,- ,4 ';. 1 : 1 '-- '• , t . ' , ` , ‘.......r-• . ' '•,...•:-..-,. ..,'‘. • P;"..-Tr • _ -. ~... THE HAMBURGH MAILS. [PRICE SIXPENCE FIRST MAIL ST. PETERSBURGH, FEB. s.—His Highness ihe Grand Duke CONSTAIITINE arrived here the . day be fore yesterday from Berlin, in good health; Official .information having been received,. that Russian merchant slips are detained in the French Forts, and_ the Crews sent into the Interior, M. • LESSEPS, the French . Agent here, has been informed by Government, that, as those measur6 are con trary to the Treaty of Commerce which subsisted between Rusia and France, unless they are aban doned, retaliation will be made upon the property of French Subje&s residing .in Russia. The French Agent has dispatched a Courier with this Lommuni eation to Paris. E FEE. 1:5 .-- 7 Our expe&ation of seeing the Bataviaii Troops return 'from Germany it.; disappoint ed. General DUMONCEAU, who commends them, has inferined us, that he -has - received m1..-rs 'from M. BERThIER, the Minister of \\Tir, to join Mar shal AUGEREAU with his Division, and to remain between the Mayn and the Necker till further or ders. The Officers of the Stair, who had arrived' here, have returned to the ArMy. The intended pro motions in our Army must now be deferred till anon .ther opportunity. Very few' duties having been hitherto . paid in Dutch Brabant, had caused a number of persons to settle there ; but since the same duties have been required thereas in the other -parts of Holland, dis ktubances have broken out at Osterhout, and seve-. ral places between Breda and Bergen-op-Zoom, which, however, were soon suppressed ; but since this: circumstance' has been noticed by our State Coutant, each of ,these . Communes is anxious to ex cuse itself, as having taken no part in the movements complained of. In the camp at Zeyst there are scarcely 200 men. VIENNA, FEB. o.—General VINCENT is gone to Paris, to a& in the same capacity as the French Ge neral ANpunossy does at this Court, until Ambassa dors are nominated on both sides. .„ FRANKFORT,' FEF. 15.--vur•ctty is still the chief head-quarters of the Army of AUGEREAU. The quartering of the Troops is extremely burdensome. . This. day a large train of Artillery from Mentz passed through this city for Darmstadt. Through the laudable exertions of our Govern ment, notwithstanding all- our calamities, the price of bread has not risen : specie, however, is uncom monly scarce. HANAU, FEE. 15.—The French Army colleaing in our neighbourhood upon the Lower Mayn seetr to increase every day. Bes;:l•2s .. ,Mirslial . AUCE REAU'S Corps, and the tativians that keep up the communication between Frankfort and the Garrison of Mentz, and extend themselves upon the Mayn to the Rhine and the Rhingau, a number or Troops continue to arrive from the, Grand Army in Mo ravia. 'General LEVAL'S Corps.also, which belonged to the French Army of the North, before the Con- Vention • took place between France and Prussia respeCling Hanover, have been ordered, while upon their march towards Strasbourg, to proceed to the Banks of the Mayo. The reports produced by the movements of these numerous bodies of Troops are -various, but without sufficivt foundation. On the 13th Marshal LEFEVEE removed his head-quarters from Mentz to Darmstadt. A part of the Troops passed over the Bridge of Boats at' Kostheim. In the distriia of Nassau 200 carriages were demanded to`transport the Artillery. Gen. LEVAL'S Division from the Upper Rhine is to join this Division. The Principality ofAffschaffenhourg is not yet occupied ; and it is believed that, the County of Wetzlar, be longing to the Electoral ARCH-CHANCELLOR, will also be excused, FROM THE MAYN, FEB. 15.—The Corps of the French Army under General NEY is retreating from Saltibourg, to Alsace, thtotigh Landsber, Mem mingen, and Fribourg. The KING of SARDINIA. will, in future,. reside in' the Island of that name. Within a few - <ieeks past 900 Conscripts have ar rived at Augsbourg, and have been distributed among different Regiments. The rumour of an Alliance, Offensive and Defensive,, between France, Austria, Bavaria, Wirtemberg, and Baden, for a period of ten years, requires further confirmiltion. The report of an intended Contribution in a neighbouring' Couritry is wholly unfounded Mar shal BERNADOTTE left. Ratisbon again on the Bth inst. A French En2ineer at Strasl)ourg has pub lished a plan for uniting the Rhine and the Seine• by means of Canals ; and it is added, that if the project of joining the Danube with the Rhine were to be adopted, goods might be conveyed from the English Channel through Rivers and Canals to the Mediterranean and the Black Sea. The Proje&or adds, that the English are so apprehensive; of the realization of his project, that they have offered him twenty millions to suppress it. It is, however, de dicated to the Emperor NApoLEON. HANOVER, FEB 4 19.—The Prussian Regiment of Wintzio• has entered Osnabruck, in which Princi-' pality there are now five thousand'l'roops. In the course of the last few days upwards of live thousand ' Russian Troops have Marched through Artenburg, and:Dave since 'passed the Elbe in several places, to enter the Mecklenburgh Territory. WARSAW, FEB. B.—The 'report generally circu lated here, that the Russian Monarch 'had arrived at Brersc on the 30th ult. is totally unfounded however,' we are assured that His Majesty will very soon leave his' capital, and that quarters are prepar • ing at Brersc for him and his suite. AUGSBURGH, FEB.. 12.—The French headquar ters are still here ;. the possession of this city by the Civil Power has not yet taken place, and the French General of Division RENE is the Governor of the Town. There are besides a Regiment of Bavarian • This Day was published, price*. '6d. in boards, p OETICAL - SKETCH E S. 13y T. G ENT. Yarmouth: Published by J. Bean ; sold by_Messrs. Riv ingtonS, St. Paul's Church-yard; and Mr. James Hatchard, \t)