Star.
London, England, 1806-09-18 00:00:00

LIR SPAY, . PTE MBER is, iSo6

TIIEATRE•ROYAL, COVENT-GARDF N.

'TO-MORROW EVENING, September 19, 1806,
will be ailed a Play ealkd
THE MOUNTAINEERS.
Odarlan, Mr KEMBIE,
Virelet, Mr. BRUNTON. KlimaHoek. Mr. WAnnY.
kloranths, Mifs LOGAN. Ague s. Mils TYRER,
Zorayda Mlle TAYLOR
To which w.ll be added the Farce of
WE FLY BY NIGHT ;
Or, LONG STORIES.
The Public ire rerpeftfully Informed, that Mrs. Siddons is
ensta,;ed at this 'flicatre, and will Pl' ke bet Brit appearance this
Fearun, on Monday uext,in tie Charader of q2een Kathatline,in
King Henry the Eighth.

rt cTu
THE 00 mmissioivEjts for VICTUALLMG
BIS MAY E877%9 NA IT, to berriry five oda;
That on Friday the af.th !abet, thiy will be ready to re-
ceive Tender la writing ((riled up) and treat for THREE
HUNDRED CHM,DKONS of PI fr. TANFIELD MOOR
C0A1,3, full pay; to be delivered inuncdiattly in two entire
Cargoes, free of all charge and rim, let. his Majetty'aVidtuaUang
Prange' at Deptford; and to be paid for by Ms payable with

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intereft ninety day* after date.
The Gods eons of the Cuitra4t may be ken at the Secretary.*
Otte.
Na regard will k 4el It *ay ?coder is oviii6 the trite frail sot k
iiiiirted is words at h.:a, or :bal./tall week iftlistrid to tit Board
like sot Mari so tit laid Friday iht 26th ieflaat, o,r aide; the
Poyht was kaki the Trader, or fotos_Ptrlist his behalf. auras it
ii4IIINO SAO wailer.

ALADY of refpcflabilit y may be accommodated
with Board. &c. In a Family. confiding of a Gentleman,
hi, Daughter, and two ',tenants, living to a pkafant and Healthy,
bituation. about too Mile, (Pm. London
letters (pnft paid) addreffe d In Mr. Brown, Pon Once, Ather-
ftre, Warr/leaflike, will be attended to. .

• LINEN
rir 'H E Trills Linen Company have configned by the
+ iota Ships (rows Derain to their Agent, Mr. Wilda. the
greateft par of their bummer Bleach, *WI/ are formieris •••
west to thole baldsed in winter.
Families and Individual. fapplied with tingle Pieces at then's&
Price; the prices commence at ofd. a yard, and rife id. a number
plogreflively up to ICs. pet yard.
9rders by poll or otherwife etecuted with punnuality.--
No article fold but frith Linen, and not lefs than a Piece, each
contains shout se Yards, Is warranted to he of the heft fa.
is and bleached on the `rah, and the money returned if a (aide
al pears
•.. Cafb for Bank of Ireland Notes.
No. 4, Bloonsibury-Nuart, near Southampton.ftreet, leading to
t:olborn.

MORE CAPITAL PRIZES,
And Five Thoufand las Tickets than laR State Lottery.
Tut /Tali DOAWN TICCIT INT ITLID TO
TEN THOUSAND POUNDS;
AU other Capital Prizes are afloat.
PURCHASERS of Tickets and Shares will have
the Orportunity of obtaining all the capital Prizes. provided
they yurchafe before the Drawing contnt-nces, which will be on
the oth of °create a Nest. —The Scheme contains equal Ad-
vantages of
TWENTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES,
TEN THOUSAND POUND PRIZES.
I'IVE THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, Ste. &e.
To former Lotteries of double the Number of Tkkets.
20,000 Tickets Only, and
No other State Lottery to be Drawn This Year.
mart.
No. of Prizes. Value of each. Total Value.
Lso,oeo L60,00e
sc,ono 30pr0
5,000 rS.OOO
1.000 5.000
500 dm 4,000
1m • 010, 2,000

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4.100

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SO woo SACO
20 830,33

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ao,ooo Tickets Lsoo,coo
Tickeu and Shams are on
ESENT PRICE. Sale at every Liconfed Lottery Mee.
PR
Ticket £l9 16 0
Half so s o Elgtah sts 6
%carter sa o S•attent? 16 0

THE GOVERNMENT STATE LOTTERY COMMENCES
DRAWING THE 13th OF NI. XT MONTH.
ropoel. for the Pirft Drawn Ticket ;
• Every other Prize afloat from zopool. to zoL
THIS plan places all who purebak before the
Drawing begins on equal terms; an advantage that bar not
ban °tiered to the Public toe mauy years pact
ONLY TWENTY THOUSAND TICKETS,
and the Seismic contains
3 Prises of 4.20,000 I 3 Prizes of ,(.3,000
3 to,oco 3 —...... 1,000
Ste. Ste. &c.
No Friu left than Twiny, POUNDS.
The Public will obferve that State Lottery Prizes are paid In
fluting money ; zopool.fa, a 14=1. Prize ; and fo in proportion
for every other Prize. 'rickets and Shares arc on Sale at all this
LicenSed Lottery Offices, and by their Agents,

SWIFT AND CO.
... POULTRY AND CHARING CROSS.
'TICKETS and SHARES of the State Lottery, to
1 begin Drawing the 13th of Neat Mouth. are Selling by
SWIFT mad CO. at their Lieenfed Offices, No. it, Poultry,
(eftabliftied In 1759) and Nu. is, Charing Credo, (net Door
to the Golden Crufs). The Lottery confilts but of 20,030
Picas.
The Scheme contains the following Prise*, via.
3 of Laopco 8 of (.Soo
3 —. 10,000 20 TOO
3 —• 5,000 40 -- 50
5 lII= 4,100 20
The Heft drawn Ticket will receive t0,0001.--lebolies Gratis.

UNCOMMON ADVANTAGES.
E only Opportnnity of gaining arCapital Prize
4' this year, now offers, by the pi,wehafe of Tickets or Sham
I• the prefent State Lottuy, which begins Drawing the sjth of
Naas MONTII•
The Fortunate Office of POPE,
°prate the Bank of England, is now ftored with the ehnierft
variety of Tickets Rod Sharer. The rich Scheme contains tiwee
to; csi three mooed. three ta>coL la. and only toe= Tickets,
the fmalleit Number ever known. There combined otcumitinces
make it doubtful if this quantity of 'Mints will be futlicient for
the public demand, then being near at,,cext Tickets fold prowl.
roily to the Drawing of the Lottery before hat.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR INVFSTI-
-OAIING THE DEBTS OF TILE LATE NABOBS
OF THE CAENATILL
• No. 3, Carron row, V7efintlnfter,
September ty, t 8.6.
IN conformity to the 19th Chuffs of the Deed of
Agreement:between the United Compri), pi Merchants of Eng.
band trading to the Eatt Indies, of the one part,and the Creditors of
the late Nabobs of the Carousels on the ether parr, the Cowniii-
Goners appointed order that Agreement give Notice, That a Sche-
dule of the Claims made betore them has been publilhed in the
Casette of Tuefday, the'. sth of Angora left. 301 a aantinuation
thereof In the, Gasette of Saturday, the t..,th g September inhtant,
in order that „all fuck Pelona as (hall have auy intereft to oppn(e
or Impeach the fame, may have (Wicket oppoetunities fo to slo.
The Office of the Contmiffiriners will be open to receive objec-
tions, in writing, to any of the Claims publiOsed in the above-men-
tioned Schedule, sad continuation thereof, until the itth day of
Odtoher nest, tBO6. JOHN PARKHOUSE, Secretary.

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OFFICES,
No.a, CORNHILL, Ni. 149, OXFORD STREET,
And No. so. ST.IAII4I3B'wSTREET.
TIODGES, MAINE, and Co. Stock• Brokers,
haying bun materially concerned In the original Contrails
tv the late Lotterks, and being Joint Contradors for the pre-
fent, arc enabled to (II the TICKETS, SHARES, and
CHANCES, on the molt liberal terms.
HODGES and Co. whofc relpeitability has been ellablilbed at
their Offices, Oxford Rrect and St. James's firm, by the fate, and
punduality with which they have paid during the bft forty years,
NUMEROUS CAPITAL PRIZES,
(A part of which are underltated) have opened an Mee is the
L'iwb.:blo. a, CORNHiI.L. and Mindfully inform their Friends •
and tbeYoblic, that their orders, either in the Lottery or public
I. untie 'will (lc flatilly attemied to.
LAT. 0 Elober, Nes .1944, a Prize of zo,occl. In two quarter*,
two Eighths, and four Sircenth Share.;
Lail February, No. 1344. a Prize of coact-in id sixteenth Shares;
And in the late Lotteries,
No 29.461 a Prize of 4. so,coo No. coals a Prize of ,CTodo
15,705 - - 20,000 24,80 • 5000
a s,t6 20,000 I Rpbe - scoo
24.757 . io.oco 36.c10 - 3000
707, - 10,000 9.787 - Iwo
1 ¢Bl • 10,000 19,408 • • 5000
N. 11. The Drawing will commenn on the r.nli OCIVIBI3.R.
MINCES anti We. have uo Couneeliun witituty whoa Offiet
in imuluu.

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THE Trial which tank place at the late Sonaerfet
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TO THE GENTLEMEN. CLERGY. AND FREEHOLDER
OF THE COUNTY OF SOUTHAMPTON.
atsticatiod'
PREMATURE
meafures having been taken en
the County, and numerous Friends having urged us to offer
nurfelves as Candidates to rtprefcat the County at the editing
Klecilom we take the liberty to IOU& your Votes and intcrett, Cud
to aiihre yarn that we (hall nuke the welfare of the County the
rule of our conduit.
We havethe honour to be,Gentienscoovith the /result refp:Et
your devoted aid molt humble Servants'
WILLIAM HERBERT.
THOMAS THISTLETHWAYTE.

Sept. is. zBO6.

I'HE next Meeting of theTruftees for putting in
Remotion the revere! Ads of Parliament far repairing the
Highways between Tyburn andUxbridge,ha the County of Mid-
dkfex. and far Amending the Road leading from Brent Bridge
aver Hauwdl Heath, through the Parlfhes of Hanwell, New
Brentford and haling, to the Great %sidled' Road, In the laid
Cunty, and for other purpofes, will be held at the Haute of Jana'.
fox, the Old Hat. in the Pan& .44 Ealing, on Saturday the aph
iiltant, at Bkven u'Cloek in the forenoon.
C. HILL, Clerk.

DEEDS LOST.
"f 'WO Mortgage Deeds on an Eftate in Yorklhire
2. for 3047 E sc.. and foine valuable Papers belooTing to the
late Captain Harticaltle of Brunfwick place, Bath. Captain Hard-
cattle was In London in the Sprint, of lilo4, when it appears that
he had them in 1W puffeilion and kept them in a box. Captain
Hartletitle returned home front town by oaf), jeuntica sad a cir-
cuitous root.
WhoLver can give information to Mr. James, No. vs, Gray'tt
Inn Spare, London ; or Mr. Cooke, Solicitor, Briltol. refpeetine
them, fo as that they may be recovered by the parties barrelled,
!hill receive a reward of Twenty Guineas.

DEAL, KENT.
To be DISPOSED OF by PRIVATE CONTRAC r,
A CONVENIENT Old Eid:tlifhed Brew Honk-
"- Malt Houfe, and S. ventcat Public Hades, together with.a
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Alfo a Line of upwards of so Capltand Grounds, and a valuable
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Further particulars may be had, by applylog at the Office of
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KENT....-TO BE SOLD PRIVATE CONTRACT, Olt
LET ON LEASE,
THE following FREEHOLD ESTATES; pore
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Greemtioufe, fituate at Egerton, in the county of Kent. (well eat.
culatcd for a perfon dcfirous retired. in a healthy country ,
abounding with game), on the right of the Turnpike Road lead-
ing front Maldllotte to Athford, dinant front the-former lg, from
die Litter 6 milts; with court. garden, good n'abling. and all other
neeedary outbuilding., and 26 A. r R le P. of Land, which eon•
tilts principally of hop grounds and meadows, abd each of the vary
brit quality.
Alfa a valuable Farm, brought into the belt Rate of cultivatiog
by the proprietor, called ('h.gworth Court, in the parilh of Ul•
comb, at the dillance of half a mile from the Turnpike Road lead-
ing from Maiditone to Milord. and from the former place 11*
miles ; coofiiting of a !Irons built Farm Houk, in a very pkafant
fituation ; two good barns, a large and convenient °Anode and'
granary, with (tables, aid other Nimble outbuildings,together with
iso A 3 R. a 3 P. of exceeding good bop, meadow, amble, and
woodland.
Alto a Farm, ofed with the above,eontaining 46A. 3R. when of
40 acres are meadow and faitdoine, and the remainder wood lied.
N. B. There 6 plenty of Game on the prernifea, which sea isa
compleat repair, and in a healthy (hoodoo.
Alto to he Let, (and entered on Immediately If defired)-oA
comf"rtabk refidence,called Whitchoufe, with a large garden wal-
led in, in a dry healthy (amnion, dote to Coeheath, (an eetentive
turf) in the parllh of Boughton Monchelfea, four miles from Maid-
none; containing two good parlours, four good bed rooms (bc-
lid," (creams'), with a coneenknt kitchen, and wafh and brew-
hook, ami other offices; and, if required, an orchard meadow will
Ibe let with it .--Enquire of Menne Burr and Pope, Solicitors,
Maidftooe ; (if by letter, pot paid.)

FARMS IN CHESHi h.—.ASTON AND BURTON.
To be Perempzorily Sold, purfu int to an Order of the Hight Court
or Chance. y, made in a Caufe Money agaidlt Ward, before
Thomas Drake. Gent. (the perfon appointd by John Campbell,
Ffq one of the Mailers of the find Court), at the bou'e of Jo in
White, known by the Rm.( the Swan Inn. fituate at Tarpoltq,
fu the County of Clufti-r, ort Saturday the stth day of o,*ohgr.
1806, at Is of the clock of that day, in fit Lots. amongft which
are the following valuable Farms, (being part of the real Eftwes
of Mrs. Sufannah Roberta and Mrs Dorothy Tanman decesfed 1,
A FARM a; BURTON, near TARvIN, in the
11. (aid County of Chefttr, containing 114 Acres or ostreafxstus,
in *trate nit.afure, in the occupation of Mr. Jofeph ihashett.
A Farm fituate at ASTON MOUDRUM, in the fares Coo:ars
containining 201 A. sit at P. or therLabonta, in nature martin., ha
the occupation of Mr. Richard Stockon.
A Farm fituate at ASTON MOUDRUM, containing trs A.
3 R. or thereabouts, in Ratute meafure, in the occupation of Mr.
Yhllip Fgerton.
A Farm fituate at ASTON MOUDRUM, containing oo Acres
or thereabouta,in Rattan mature, in the occupation of Mr. Otnrge
An ken. . _ _ _ _

And a diviflon of Common in right of the Farms at Afton, con-
taining 30 Acre', or thertahnuts, of the like meafure.
AU the Farms have excellent Houfes, and hatable Outbuildings,
In good repair.
Particulars may be now had (grails) at the office of the faid
John Campbell, Erg. in Southampton Buildings. Chancery-line ;
of Mr. John Lee. Solicitor, Chancerrlatie ; kleffrs. Philpot and
Skeane, Scitors Hare-court. Temple, London ; of Mr. Philip
Hurnxera olinne, Sodeitor, Chefter ; at the place of Sale; and of
Mr. Calocley, Land Surveyor, near Burton, with whom is a plan
of the Eftatc.

To be SOLD by Aye-not/.
At the Angel Inn, in Pcrihore, In the County of Woreeiter. oft
Thurfilay, Ike ; . th of O'tober, t 81n, between the hours of three
and fix o'clock in the afternoon, fubjedt to the conditions then
to be produeul, in wo Lots,
Lot t. A I,L the the Manor or reputed Minor of
I. A. Butllioi.Mit; with its Membera and Appurtenances.
In the Parini of St. Andrew, in Perlhors aforefaid,witb the Manor
Houk and Buildings, and about 4 o octet of °rebottling. Garden
Ground, Arable, Meadow, and Pafture Land, part of which is in
hand, and part out on leaks for different tams, and alfo (miry
chief rents, and the Suter', In the river Avon. held by leafe for at
years, (renewable every keen) under the Dean and Chapter of
Wcftminfter. . . . -

I.ot a. All that Farm. confining of a good brick-built farm houfe
and fuitable instbeildings, and about son itatute acres of Arable,
`Meadow,
and Pollute Land, tythe- free. lying together and inclofed
with good live quicklet erases. about t 7 acres wlicn of are freehold of
Inheritance, and the refidue copyhold for hvco, held by the R es. the
Dean and Chapter of %Pi:wee:ter, and it %ate at liana• in the bane •
let of Charlton and parifh of Croptliorue, in the county of %Vor.
cefter. in the occupotion of Panda, yearly tenant, who will
' now the envie.
N. B. There is an recent nt bed of Limeitone on the Pilate
The great turnpike road landing from Wnrceiter to Lrrolon fa
within half a mile of this Pilate, which is &Rent from Fvontana
about three miles, I mat Perfluirc 4, and f root the city of Wiecefter
about Id-miles, and about two Iron the NavigAble River Avon_
Printed Particulars rd I.nt t will he ready in due time, to he
ilvlivercd on applying to Mr. Drew, of P. ribov, and at the office
of Mena, Lavender and ll)rth, Solicitors, rvrlham ; and Ns,
fiver particulars of Lot a-m ay be known by applying to the Aid
Mr.Prew,or Mars.l.agrodcrs and Byrob.

FRANCE.
PARIS, SEPT. 7.
The refufal of the Emperor Alexander to ratify the
Treaty of Peace concluded between France andittuf
fia &es not appear to have hitherto drawn with it
the rupture of the negotiations between the French
and Englifk Pleniprtent;aries, although, certainly,
according to every appearance, there is only a very
feeble hope left of their fuccefs. As the fignature of
the peace with Rual4 was immediately followed by
the fielt preparations for the evacuation of Germany
by the French troops, on the other hand, the un
forefeen determinati nof the Court of Poet (burgh to
rejeCt the treaty, feems to have immediately dilated
to the Emperor Napoleon the refolition of counter.
minding the return of the grand army to the French
territory, where fome divifions had already wired,
and where they would all have foon affembled. The
Camp of Meudon, which has hitherto contained the
troops who firft arrived, and which would fano have
been infufficient for the number of troops expefied, is
to be broken up, and we are affured that orders have
been expedited to Martha! Prince Berthier,.Minifter
of War, and Major General of the Grand Army, to
flop the retrograde march of the main body of. his 1
forces, which bad already begun, or was about to

If the prefcnce of the troops Rationed (hall he ne-
ceffary in Germany or elfewhere, they will loon be at
their pofts. Europe well knows how ihr.rt a time is
required for French troops to tranfport therafelves
wherever glory is to be fought.
Prince Jerome Bonaparte arrived on Sunday at
St. Cloud, after his long cruize His Krielty imme-
diately prefented him with the Great Ribbon of the
Legion of Honour. From the 13th of December to
the a6th of Auguß, this Prince continually kept the
lea in the midft of Wide (quadrant, fopporting in
every quarter the honour of the French Rag, and
doing irreparable mifchief to the Englifu commerce.
In tracing the hiflory of his voyage, as it is detailed
in the Englifh papers, we fee him,on his Rill putting
to lea, compel the convoy deliined Inc the Lan In-
dies and America to retutn to the Ir ills ports ; from
thence he went to St. Helena, in which remote cruize
he deßroyed feveral enemy's rads. The fqoadron
afterwards put into S:. Salvador, the capital of the
Brazils, to procure (rolls provifions for the few lick
they had on board. It afterwards milled along
Squth America, and deflroyed feveral "Englith pri-
vateers ; and, on a fudden, appealed in the Weft In-
dies, throwing the trade mid colonies ct the enemy
into conflernation, and obliging Admiral Cochrane
to take fhelier in Barbados. After it quitted Mar-
tinique, it went to St. Domingo, where it repreffed
the feandalons traffic aflame American adventurerr,
who trade with the rebel negroes. It appears that
in purfning them to the northward, the Iquaclron
encountered a gale of wind, which feparated the Ve•
teems !rim the other (hips. The ;mince then fleeted
for the coati of France,.and after having chafed te-
veral other veffels, he deflroyed above half the Q2e
bee convoy, and put to Right the frigates which accom-
panied it. The lois of this convoy creates the moft
painful fenfation in England, becaufe it was freighted
with timber for the navy, which was much wanted.
At lag the Veteran entered a French port, without
the Englrfis Government being able, notwithflanding
they Arid covered the leas with fuperior fquadrons,
trader the orders of Duckworth, Louis, Cochrane,
Strachan, and Warren, to prevent the French di-
stilton from fulfilling any one of its millions. Letters
from L'Orient mention, that Prince Jerome, during
this long ernize, wifhed to partake the fatigues of it
like any other officer ; and that the only time when
Admiral Duckworth, with a fuperior force, was near
enough to render an engagement probable, the Prince
entreated Admiral Willaumez to be allowed the ho-
nour of leading the (quadron into alion. The crews
animated by his example, maniletted the greateft im-
patience to engage ; and every thing leads us to hope
the refult of it would have been glorious for the
French navy, if the wind had not feparated the two
fquadrons, and given Admiral Willaumsz an oppor-
tunity of purCuing his deitinatioo.

FROM THE DUTCH PAPERS.
MADRID, AUGUST it.
A courier artived here from Paris on the night of
the ad. moll have brought important difpatches. His
arrival produced an extraordinary bullle at Court, as
well as in the office of the Secretary of State. The
Prism/ of the Peace repaired to his (Areal five in the
Dleraing. The rawer to the abovementioned dif-
patches was prepared in the coutfe of a few hours.
aad lent off by a fpecial Meffcnger that evening.—
Being unacquainted with the nature of thefe diA
patches, we cannot determine their connellion with'
the remarkable determination which our Court has
taken. His Catholic Ma:jelly, in confideration of the
political circumftances of the moment, has refolved
to place 40,000 of his army upon the war efiablifirs
Went. •