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TEN THOUSAND POUNDS.
Swivr & Co. NQ: 11,- POULTRY, are sellinft the TICKETS and SHARES of the present .Lotterit warraated undrawn.—The tirst-dra.wn Ticket on Saturday nex, will receive, Ten Thousand Pounds • and the next Da . y of Drawing, the first Tieliet will be el:aided to Z 20,000. All the.,hig
October 17, 1805 - London Evening Post - London, London, England
nto.3lTHE'lltE'Nga AND DUTCII PAPEM. VARIS, OCT. 8.
AND DUTCII PAPEM. VARIS, OCT. 8. Pursuant ; to a Circular Letter from the Minister of the Interior, all the Prefeets in the different Departments have opened registers fv.. entering the names of such young men as do not belong to the conscription, and anise to serve in the EM Gua
October 17, 1805 - London Evening Post - London, London, England
Tii E THEATRES.
Dnunv-LANr..—The interesting Drama of "As You IT" brought forward last night the fascinating JounAN, in Rosalind, with the most happy effect. Her, description of whom Time ambles withal —whom Time gallops withal—and whom Time stands still withal," was given in a didactic pleasan
October 17, 1805 - London Evening Post - London, London, England
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October 17, 1805 - London Evening Post - London, London, England
SURREY SESSIONS.
TUESDAY, OCT. 15. TURNPIKE MEN. .. t t , s ll°6 ert Knight, one of the Tol'keepers at the Ciro), Gate, was indi c t e d f o r assaulting Charles Booth Ist of July. or t he Prose cu t or , w h o i s s ervant to Mr. Brogden, Cla Pharn, stated, that he had followed his -..ter to on
October 17, 1805 - London Evening Post - London, London, England
and including the Bavarian army, at seventy thousand men ; but supposing it to amount to only twothirls that efficient
strength, it is a formidable force when directed "against the flanks of an army. The object of this column appears to . be to perm- , trate into Bohemia, and force a passage to Vienna by that route; but there we trust their progress will be interrupted by the Russians, whose arr
October 17, 1805 - London Evening Post - London, London, England
Frol'i't TUESDAY, October 15, to THURSDAY, October 17, 1805.
tion. At noon he : set off for Rastadt, where his head-quarters arrived hi the morning. The EMPEROR will be to-day at Louisbourg, the usual residence of the ELECTOR Of WIRTEMBERG. . Marshal BERTIIIER, the Minister of War, has accompanied 1 - lis 111AJESTY. The detachment of the
October 17, 1805 - London Evening Post - London, London, England
FROLT-LIE LONDON GAZETTE, OCT. 15. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED
FROLT - LIE LONDON GAZETTE, OCT. 15. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED Thomas Johnson, of Fleet-market, cabinet-maker, to surrender October 29, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. David Evans, of Southampton -court, Southampton-row, linen, draper, to surrender Oct. 22, 29, and Nov. 26, at ten,
October 17, 1805 - London Evening Post - London, London, England
HAAIBUItGII, SEPT. 26.
We have learned some further particulars relative to the league of Armed Neutrality now forming in the North of Germany. Independent of Denmark, Saxony and Hessia, we know that application has been made, to most of the Hans Town and Petty Princes in' those circuits, to contribut
October 17, 1805 - London Evening Post - London, London, England
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