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Stockwell,, Mr. POW ELL ; Beicrinr, Mr. ,E ; • Major O'Flakerty, Mr. JOHNSTONE, - • Mho will ietroduce the Song of " The Sprig of Shillelagh and Shamrock so green") ; Varland, .Mr. CHERRY; Charlotte RusPort, Miss DUNCAN ; Louisa Dildley, 'Miss MELLON. WITH, VICTUALLiNG.OFFICe. • • Dec. to, igo6. rpig COMNILS'SIONERSfor VICTU4LLING - Ills MA YESTY's IsT/IPY do hereby give Notice, That orslPednesday next, -the 17th inst. they will be ready to receive 'Tenders, in w. /zing (sealed - up), and treat with such persons as will undertake to supply what TALLOW CANDLES may he .demanded for the use of the VMheal!ing Depariment at the Port of London, for'One Year, from the Ist snuay to the 31st December 1807, inclusive.; andlo be paid for. by Bills, pay able, with Interest, ninety days after date. - • EOltt ?'lit PRENCIi PAPERS: Use. 'THIRTY-SECOND BULLETIN OF THE d RAND By I.` RAWLINSON. Printed for J. Johnson, in St. Paul's Church-yard. BERLIN ; Nov. 16:—Aft6r the taking of A•lagde , burgh, and-the • battle of. Lubeck:, .the cainpaign against. Prussia is'entirely finished. . 2 • . 2 The following was 'the situatiuii of the Prussian . Army upon taking the field • • . • • , 'The corps of Gen, Bl u ch er , . c a ll e d out or West phalia, consisted . of 33 battalions of-infantry;" 4.. , c0m • ; ponies of rangers, 45 sgtiadran:of cavalry; one bat= talion of artillery, and 7 batterieS, independent ot the regiment rieces.. . • • The corps of Prince Holienlohe consisted of 24 Prussian battalions and 25 ,gawn. battalions, :41 Prussian squ'adrons, and 36 Saxon squab -oils, 2 ba:- talons of artillery, s Prussian batteries, and 8 Saxkai.. batteries. On .Tuesday •will be published, elegantly printed .in .Two large Volumes, Duodecimo. p r i ce ,' in boards, Lis. ACOLLECTION of. SONGS, floral, Senti mental, Instructive, and Anitising; seleded and re vised by the Rev. JAMES PLUMPTRE, M.A. FelloW of Clare Hall. TEKELI; Or ' THE - SIEGE OF MONTGATZ. Count TAeli, Mr. ELI,I4TON - ; Wolf (his Friend); Mr. DOWTON dorn;act , (the WROUG HTON; Count.CarAla (the General;, Mr CA IMES ; Alexina (the Heroine of Montgatz), Miss DUNCAN; • • ChrisAine, Mts. BLAND. Boxius6s. Second Price 35..---Pit 3s. Second Price 2S. •-•.-Galely 2S. Second Price Is:— Upper Gallery is.. Se cond Price 6d.—No Money to he retiwned. Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-of f ice, in Little Russel-street, The )oor4 - ' to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at Half-past Six. To. morrow, The Travellers - with the Farce of. Mr. H--. On Saturday, • The Way to Keep_. Him ; .with Tekeli. • Printed for F. C. and j. Rivington, No. 62, St: Paul's Church yard isold also by j Hatchard, Piccadilly. These Voliimes contain the words of up-wards of five hundred Songs ; some of them original, but principally selettad from . the Works of.the most approved Writers, di. vested of every thing 'Which has any tendency to Indecency and -Profaneness. With an Iptroductory Letter, and a new Preface. The Conditions of the CotraEl may be seen at the Secreta7 ; ;, Office. ": No regard will he bad to any Tender in which the I', Ice shall not he inserted in words al length, or that shall 'mike delivered to . the Bodrd before One o'clock on the said 'Wednesday next, ILr 17th Irwin!, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some _person cn hir attends, to annt.n.,n.f. , hen called for, The First Volume, which contains chiefly the Rural, Naval, and Military Songs 3 '&c. may be had separately, print ed on an inferior paper, price, in boards, 45. 6d. tor those who may wish to purchase it as a present to the lower classes. EXCIIEQUER BILL OFFICE, N0v.19, Igo6. 411 Exchequer Bills dated in the 'Months of Decetnber, 1805, and January and February, 1806, • TO-BE PAID OFF. The army comrximded.by the 'King in. persnn Cone sisted.of an advaticed 7 guird of 10 battalions and 45 squadrons, commanded by the Duke of Weimar, and three divisions. The first, commanded by -the Prince of Orange; consisted Of -ti battalions and 20., Squadrons. The second diviSion, .commarided General' Warteusleben, consisted of i t battalion • and 15' squadrons.—The 3d division, :commanded by General, Schmettau, consisted. of 10 battalion*" and 15 squadrons. The corps of reserve- of. this army,. which Kalkreuth coninianiled, consisted oC two diviSions, each of 10 , hnttalians of fhe regi ments of 'guards or of the elite, . and 20.sq.uadrons. The reserve, commanded .by Prince-, tugene of Wittenberg, consisted 'of '• 1.8 brittalions. and •1).t) uadroas. • KOTZEPUE's NOVELI.EII'ES, In Three Volumes, with Plates. 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A NY Person of known 'Respeaability who may 1 7 1: be able to proctue a P LAC of h:. , n(l6oMe Emolument fat a 'GENTLEMAN, undei t'overnn.ent,.'nfay meet with Terms proportionate to the mngniturle . tic :the Situation, by immediately addiessing a Letter to .E. G. Frederic, Esq. at Bulkin's, .Bookseller, Corn.street; Bristol. NORTHUMBERLAND, : . TO BE SOLD BY' PRIVATE CONTRACT,.. AVALUABLE ESTAI,E, at Long Horsley, in the COunty of Noithumberland. Apply to Messrs.. Gregg arid Carfieici, Skinners'Wall; London. , • PERU. ' • This Day were published. A New and Enlarged Ldit,on, illustrated, by 21 Map, in One, elegant Volume, stnalloa4vO,!Price 6s. in boards, • rrRit.VELS from BUENOS AYRES across the Conlin - era of SOUTHIA:QERICA-,*by POTOSI, to LIMA, performed in the Year.; 17 . 9• and int, being - the latest Travels through those Countries with copious Notes! by the Trartsiator,, tontaining atie:xi - Mc Descriptions of alt the Spanish Possessions in South America, drawn. froM the last and best Authorities. ty,ANTHONY ZACHARIUS HELME, Formerly Director of the Mines near Cracow, in Poland, and late Dire for of ;the Mines : - and of ,the Process of Arnalga :nation in Peru:, , , , • Printed &-r Richard Phillips, 1NT0.•6, Bridge-street, Black.; friap, ant to be Booksellers. Of whom - Marais° be had, The Present State of Peru, in one elegant volume quarto, .embellished with zo :ooloured , Engravings,. price zl. ss. in bOards. IHE LEASE of a CHANDLER's SHOP, In full Trade. to be Sold for Twelve Yt4rs, and the Fixtutes lobe taken on reasonibie Term's, at No. iv, Berino.idsey.: *fleet. The People having taken a Situation in the Coun try, Will dispose of it immediately: • THE NEW. STATE. LOTTERY, ' WHICH BEGINS DRAWING JANUARY lithi, contains 2 Prizes of ,C 30,000 - are • - ,(60,000 20,c00--. - - • • 40,000 2 . 10,000 15 , ,000 : - . 50t•0 , hpoo - - - 2000 .200. c; . 5000 1000 . . . 500 100 • . 20 . 102,000 20 _ - - 4 0 SPo asios:o Tickets ,(zso,poo . - Capitals Determinable s. F-irst-drawn Ticket, Ist Day - ~C zo,ooo Ditto - - - 3ti Day to,ooo Ditto - - sth Day - 30,000 Ditto - - Last Day . s,OOO PRICE.. Ticket Half . - ~C to 2. 0.1 - ,C 2 u 6 I ,2uartei -5, z o I Sixteenth -t 6 TICKETS and SHARES are on,Sale at .all the Licenced Lottery Offices, and by their Agents in The Country. 41 ' 'Phe above, inumnse CAPITAL PRIZES are the greatest, in a Scheme of so few Tickets; titer presented in the annals of Lottery AdVenture. • This fat is indisputable. But the'Votaries of Fortune, to participate of such unpre cedented opulence,' must / lie on the, alert, as the Drawing commences so early as the 13th of I;:nuary next. The 13th of NEXT MONTH the PRESENT STATE LOTTERY begins DRAWING, NVHICIT contains Two Prizes of 30,0001. Two *of zo,oool . two of ro,oool. besides several Prizes from socol. to leo'. and the lowest Prize aol. ; therefore an early purchase is recommended by J. BRANSCOME and Co.: By whom 'Pickets and Shares are now selling, at the Lucky Lottery Offices, No. rr, Holborn, 7, Combat, and 38, Bay-market _where, in 15.D5 and 1806; the followint Gapi. 01s were sOlil in 267 diffin'ent Shares, namely, No. 12,719, Prize Qf . 425,000 7,757 —20,02 Z 7,686 - 2o,ozse 11 1 643 20,000 9,-219 - 2oiooo 45 6 20,000 .?d3,747 - • Ic,ooo 14,1;71 7 ' 5,000 4 ,9 77 16- 110 three Pilzes' of 2eeol. five of t000l.• 5, and twelve of 5001. Likewise Where the first 30,c00i. Prize ever shared was Old, in ene Half, one Quartet', one Eighth, and two Six teunt hs. . LOTTERY, RIOHARDSON, IANUARY GOODLUCK, and Co. Corn- , hill, and Charing-cross, London; respeettnlly acquaint the Public the STATE LOTTERY commences Drawing pp the 13th of next Month. The Scheme contains Capital Prizes of greater magnitude ;han 1413 , toriner Lottery with so small a number of Tik.kutS, . . Prizes of 2 - 2 '• 7 3 0 , 000 , .26063 loiooo S? 00 &c. &c. TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale by RICHARD SON, GOODLUCK, and Co. the only .otfie that ever sold two Plizes of 3-:,e• ot. in Shares, viz. .Nu. Vri..?•q 30,,0-1:g1 in a Half, a °natter, and t Via Eighths; No. tz,?ol, a Prize Of 300,..01. in §ixteeiSixteentns; and No. 14.713, .the last Prize of zo,oool. in a.. Quarter, two eight Sixteenths ; .and_a;gteat siOttioct of other .441.34.0 is i904-.(Qua to partigulfiriTx, t.. Dr. - GREGOInt's CYCLOPEDIA. I . To be completed hi Two Months. •• • 1 1 .• rr HE TENTH PART . of this NEW and eOM PLETE DUC'rIONAR Y. of ARTS acid SC!- { ENCES Which includes every Modern Improvement and Discover S , , was published this day, and may be had of all 1 Booksellers, Brice' gs:' Two other Parts will finish the Publication, and from abd after tr.e tst*Day of February, the Work may be had corn : Mete, price sl; ics". in boards, in TWo magnificent Volumes Quitrtur,•_illuStiateel with nearly One Hundred and Fifty beau.. tfrul Engravings. I t Aill continue bate sold at that very moderate price till the tst Day of May next, when the Parts will be raised to " e - th, and the entirelVork in boards to Six Guineas.' `Bridge-street, Dec. t, 1806. esi:k . , JUNIUS's LETTERS. This Day was published, In Two elegant Volumes small Bvo embellished with beau, tiful Portraits,o)y Caroline Watson, price fis. in boards., A COMPLETE nd AUTHENTIC EDITION rir of the Celebrated LETTERS of JUNIUS, containing much additional tvlatterandmueh Inform Atiori . not to be foiind in any other Edition; . A rriodg:the Aticlitipns are .(1) the various Letters to which Junius feplied . ; (2) copious illustratiVe Notes, historical and biographica, ; and (31 an Irujuiry relative to the Author of these Papers, in which the pretensions- of various supposed Wiiters are critically examined„and the name of the real Au_. thin ascertaiiitd. • - By lOHN ALMON, Autliorof the Lives of the Earl of Chatham, and john Wilkes, : of A necdote, Historical and Biographical, tee No person can donbt the superior pretansionS of Mr. Al mon to give'to the world an illustraud and classical Edition of the famous Letters Of. ;mins, a task for which he has wales been aCknowledged to be better qualified than any other contemporary. of that' distinguiSlicd Writer. This Edition claims, therere, the decided preference of the Public, as' the •LaSt, Werk of the veteran Editor, who was intimately connect ed with the most eminent political Characters of the period in which Junius wrote, and also as being'the completest; the cheapest,'and the.mosVelegant Edition extant: _ P tinted for 'R . Phillips, Bridge-street ' Black friars; nd is be had of all Booksellers and 'Dealers in Books. PERSONAL CPMLINESS Improved; in of two elegant Preparations, first, The A RO;MAt IVO R.Y .DENTI RI CE, so called from its admirable ef fetts on the lieeth, which, after a few applications, assumes the appearance of polished - I vory,' prevents moreover their premature decay, those decayed it preserves 'front becoming worse, fastens such as are loose, "and, by perseverance, ren ders the foulest Teeth delicate, and (front its aromatic Ira giancel the breath perfectly sweet ; it is also- exceedingly grateful to the palate. " . • - Secondly, l'he SPERMACETI SOAP, which preserves and renders the Skin soft, smooth, and delicate. :Elie enrol hem and healing properties of theS permaceti'are so generally khown, at to render a comment on its viroes.unnecessary, the Inventor is so sensible of its peculiar mildness, that to accommodate Gentlemerrof tender skins, he has also finnied it into Shaving Cakes and Shaving . Powder, as•the lather made with it will scarcely affect the eye. • • • The above articles are prepared-and sold for the Inventor, by R. Johnston, Chemist, is, Greek-street, Soho, London; the Dentifrice at as. 9d. this Soap and POwder as.'6d.. each. Persons wishing to avail' themselves of -thelrcat Utility of these articles, should be careful to. have "theA c genitine, by observing his Name on the Label affixed to each. COUGHS, COLDS, 'and , A.SIHNIAS,' of. triao Years standing, have been Cured by ROBBERD's.BALS A A.11.C, ELIXIR, or COUGH DROPS. • • COPY LETTER from a Respeaable DRUGGIST to • \lr. BUTLER. ' '•• t• . . T Have lately received from the use of your Rob- berds's Balsamic Elixir, or Cough-Drops, the : - greatest benefit which any human preparation can be the .means Of conveying to distress ; I wasviolently afflitt&l with a conglii cold; and levee; they continued so long; and shattered- my frame so excessively, that at every fit it was - thought-.1-cou4d scarce survive another; my food gave me no nourishment; the flesh' was wasted from my bones ; I was. for Many days delirious; -all the medical assistance around Okitiiiiptaa failed. A Lady of our town now s-uge,ested to - Mrs, }lately that'rernarkable cures had been ,efieded by Robberds'S.Cele brated Balsainic Elixir, or Cough-Drops • a trial. was made of it ; the first dose,- by the blessing of God, 'gave me very considerable relief, ,from that time.l became,tvcry day sop. slbly better; a single bottle. restored me to my former perfed health:-a recovery Altogether above the expeetation of my family and friends. , it.my duty to make these faCts as•public as possible. • I am, Sir, your humble Servant, AARON 13AZELY, Druggist; Okeltamptcin, lune 22, 18.3. • , A Caution.--To prevent dangerous Prepar, A ,/ , ?ns, per favour of the Commissioners. of Stamps, t‘ R. Butter, 4, Cheap - . side," is engraved on a Black-Stamp, which is.affixed•t6 each bottle.. . . - Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, corner l'aternosm-tow ; and may bz. had of most County Booksellers and Medicine Vendeis, in, .11 , „;:tke;i at-as. S,X. and 6 - 4.'ea41). r . ,-,-...ait ampke Dirciftions, -.. ! .. .! ,- • . ~ '. Thus the total E,reneral of the ProsSian. army ccn sisted' of t 6ti battalions - l and' 28.6 squadrons 50 batteries, whiCh made present inidetsarms 11.5,900 infantry', 30,000 davaltyl - and 800, pii.;6:4 OfcannOn, comprising the cannon.of .the battalions. -• • All this. army- was at•the battle' 'of *the 14th, e cept the corps of Pie Duke - of "Wirnar,,which..waS still at Eisenach, and the reserve of the Prince of Wittenber , r, 'which carries t he'Prtissian forces that Were at the.battle to 126,000 then. . . Of these 126,060 men, not one has escaped. Of the corps of the Duke of Weimar, not a man has escaped. Of the corps of reserve of the Duke or Wittenberg, Which . was beat at Halle; not a Mail has escaped.' • Thus 'theie, 14.%000 then' have all been. taken-, wounded or killed. All the colours and Standards, all . the cannon, th 6 baggage, all the Generals' haVeheen taken, and nothing has crossed the Oder: The King, queen, , General Kalkreuth, and •,about ten or. twelve Officers, are all that have fled. Th.' 'king of Prussia has now remaining a Regiment in the town of Gres Glogiu, which is . besieged, one at Breslau, one at Brieg, two at Warsaw, and a few Regiments at Koenigsberg, in all about 1.5,000 in fantry.and 3,0 r 4000 cavaliy. Part of these troops, are shbt, up in strong places. The _King cannot as semble at Kceniersberg i . whither. be-. is at this mo.; tent fled,.more Koenigsberg;' 8000 men. ' The SOi'ereigt?, of'Sa'/tony has 'made a present or his portrait to General Lemarois, Governor id With tenberg, wh6, being at torgan, re-establishedsorder in a house of corre6tion, among 600 conriets, who had armed themselves and threatened to plunder tho town. - General Lebrun presented yesterday to the Er peror four 'standards belonging to four Prussian sqtia , dtont commanded by General-Pelet; and which Ge neral Drouet forced to ia p itu I ate nea r Lauen burg h. They 'had escaped, and - were of the corps of General Blucher. • Major Amiel, at the bead of a squadron of the sth - rangers, sent by MarShal Soak along the Elbe, to pick up all that 'might escape of the corps of General Blucher; -has made about moo prisoners ; among whom. - are Soo - hussars; and has taken a great quantity of baggage: The-10119%011g is the position of the French army i The'division of cuirassiers of General - Hautpault, the divisions* of dragooits of the Generals -Grouchy and Sahue, the light cavalry of 'General Lasalle,: triakin,g• a part of the reserve -of cavalry which the Gr an d Duke Of Berg had at Lubeck, are marching to - Ber. ; - The head of the corps of Ma rs h a l N ey, w hi ch made Magdeburgh . capitulate ; - entered- Berlin to-day. The corps of the Prime Ponto-Corvo and Marshal Soult are on theirway to Berlin. The corps of Mar shal' Souk will arrive- there the 20th, that of th 4 Prince of Ponto-Corvo a few days after, • Marshal Mortier is arrived with the Bth corps tqamburgh to close the Elbe and the Weser. Gen. Savary has been charged to blockade Ha. mein with the Dutch division,' The co'rp's 'of Marshal Lannes is lit Thorn. The cOrpS. of Marshal Angereau is - at Bremner- and opposite Grandentz. - - The corps of Marshal Davonst is on its march from Posen towards Warsaw, 'whithil the Grand Duke of • Berg . is repairing With the o th er pa r t s o f t h e " resent of cavalry;' consisting of the division -of dragoons of Generals Beauniont,• Klein-, and Beker, the division of cuirassiers . of Gen. Nansouty, and the fight' cavaie ry of Gen. Milhaud. Ranee Jerotne,- with the corps -of floe i! \ besieging Gros Glogau ; his siege equipage was form , • edt Custrin.. One of thedl-viions-is investin g Fires. •is . takin; possession of Silesia. - Our troops occupy.thda fort of Leoczyc, half way between 'rpen aid Winsaw. Magatines and artillery ha.;re`liefill' found .tltere./ The .Polts, show the . best clispoition, but as far as the' Vistula this Conn try. 4 dittioult -; it is very sandy, It is the:first time' tht_ Vistula sees the Gat: The Emperor de,ired -that/the icin g of 1 - towthu; kingdomi.. should return to his, kingdom to defend it in person: The King.oftiolland h,a-Seattied the corps of Mara— lial'lNlar4ier. to take posrsgon of Hanoirgt, The. Eagle,.* and. .tho - .gleaural 'wete titer trethe,r, . . , A NEW REVIEW. On Thursday, the ist Day of laniney, will' be published, price Halt-a-Ctbvvii, ihd First NUmberola New Review, to be continued Monthly, under the title of rf".OXFORD REVIEW • or, LtrEB.A.Ry CENSOR, containing Analyses, Ctiticisitis, and Opi, nions, of New Books; "English and Foreigb,i'written - . 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Symonds, and W. j. and 1." Richardsons, London ; also try all other iit**- 50104' ai - 11111) , in 11,Vvi ; * And lerti. ',Booki. 2 and Times of Commencement of Interest; with the princifiiil Sums and Interest. due .theren, conic:Wed' .froni the - drys on, which. they are reSpeßive& dated, exclutive,• to 7hi said 221 Zia; of December, ISo6,.inelitsive, when the Intercit Trill - cease' and th i ey are desired to Write their iya7zer and Placer ofAbode on such Lists, and indorse their Names OM the said . .If e ry of the holders of are aforesaid Bills should be desirous of receiving payment of the Principal an. Interest previous to the said 22,1 Day of Dec. 1306, they may be accommdatod on computing . i hc Interest to the Day on which thcy . Wish to be paid, and leav• log the said Bills for examination one day prior thereto.. Such Personi as may he deiiroris of having New Exchequer Billtin part payment, upon mentioning the Amount at thehottoni oftheir Lists' delivered on or before the Isth - of December,tBc6, tray be accommrpdated - with New Bills carrying an Interest of 7'hree:. pence Halfpenny by the Day on every One Hundred Pounds, ivhich said New Bills will bear date the said 221 Day ru De_ tymbet,lBo6, and will be delivered on 11/e4 resday the 244 Decern. her, fBo6, and the follopring Days. dV. .411 Enebeviti- Bill: 'dated prior to Decoder, ISos, brie been adverthed to be paid tf, and ibe Intere,t thereon bar ceas,d. . • .TO BE SOLI) BY P-ÜBLIC AUCTION, At the House of Mr. W. Loftus, the Turk's Head, in New castle-upon.'ryne, on Tuesday, the 16th Day Of-December inst. between the flours of Twelve and One •o'clock, ALL those 49-96th PARTS or S HARES o f, and-in all that valuable current going Sea Sale Col. fiery.' called HEATON COLL' E It Y, situate at Heaton, in the PadSli of All Saints, in the County' of Northumberland, either together.or in the following Lots; Lot 1. 17.96 th Parts of the said Colliery ; Lot 11. 16.96 th Parts thereof; - and, Lot 1 11. the remaining - 16 : 95ths. The above Colliery is a- sznalL distance from the River Tyne and the Coals are well known in the London Market by the name of Heaton Main . . as of the very best-quality, and is well worth the attention of the Public, as the Colliery is now completely even, and is capable of prodUcing 40,0a0 Clialdrons ot Coals annually at a very moderate expence. In case the whole Shares are sold, the Purchasers may be aCCOminixlated wiih the Fitting • and Vending of the'Coals, and the Keels used therein, upon fair ternts. • For further particulars apily to Joseph 13ainbridgo,.Soli eitor,in Nt,.,s castle-upon-Tyne aforesaid. - I ,