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INN Ell -----, KOURTEENTHNIGHT.-- , SANS SOUCI. the Atitio.rity of the Right Hon. the Loan Csamaaaaatii, HIS PRESANT EVENING, November 2, wilt be prefented at CANS SOUCI, Leicalter-Place, , . Xeirther-Squara. 121 Entertainment, wordy new and otigi t- , Awl, ailed r' i .. A FRISK. Arrangement of the Recitation and Sew. PART). Lee. Cr Peter, Mag, and the Song. The Letter N. opening of the plot. Roc. The Gallop Slaves. Song. True Delight. Song. The manes of the brave. Roe. Young Timor un- Roe. Mr. Paddle. deceivrd. Stag. Literary 'fraaholgra- Song. lo viuo veritos. don. Rec. More Encroachers. Rae. Something or ether. Sang. The Cuckoo. Song. The blew Year. Rec. An Exception. PART IL Ree. Sir Peter Impatient. Ree. Whale. Soot. The Voyage of Life. Song. Tray. Rec. The Dircovery. Rec. The Wooden Legs. Song. Honour among Thieves. Song. jack at the Opera. Ree. The Lampoon. Rec. Nets. Song. The Ladies. Song. The Dinner. PART 111. Rec. Thoughts on Matrimogy. Rec. Mag talks! Song. The Original and the Song. The Wife eledt. Pidture. Rec. The Lovers. Rec. Con:age and its fhadow. Song. Every Man Ida own Song. The vkiraudes of Glory. ?dot. Rec. The Ambaffador with- Rec. The Serptise. _ _ out eredentialr. Song. The Blaring' of Peace. Song Father and I. Is. The whole ls smitten, and compered, and will be fpokeo, fung and accompanied by Mr. DIBDI N. Admittanee-.Boxes St Pit 31.--Gallery as. Doors to be open at Sewn, and the Performance to begin at Eight. Places for the Boxes may be taken at Mr. Dibdin's Ware. 4.ife, whore may be had all hie different Prodisiftions; and, aro, Propefals for printing by Sobferl2ti on, his Three Years Tour to ahnoft the whole of England, and a coeflderable Part of Scotland; ip a Series of Letters to intelligent and refpeclable Friends ; and embellithed with Forty Plitcs :it aquatint*, from Pictures painted by Mt. Manta, and Twenty Vignettes, de. %toed, etched, sod prepared for the aquatints, by Mifs Mani IL The Marrs and Specimens of the Prints may be teen, free of *spruce, at Leirefter Place. •„" The only entrance to the Theatre, will be at the Door .area Leicefta-Siptare. The above Entertainment, which continues to be received with the loudeft applaufe, will be repeated every Monday, Tkurfday, and Saturday Eves till further notice. Juft publiftied " Honour er g Thieves," " Tray," The Letter N," and " The Cuckoo.' STIT&P4fP.EIt *FITTATI ANSWIR OF TIM CATNRDRAL CNA IPTIR OF MONSTER. TO Till Nora OF - T,lll PILUSIRIAN MI NIST/R. "haws ger- is. 4 , The underfigned Cathedral Oapter of Mon. fier has had the honour to receive the note of his Excellency the Pruinan Minifter Vow Donis, dat ed the 15th of September. It is with deep regret that we fee by this note, that the proceedings we have taken towerds an Episcopal Eleetion for the Bifhopric of Mut - titer have not had the approba tion of his Majefty the K. 3110 of PRUSSIA. Yet, however unpkafant this misfortune may be for us, , we cannot avoid openly declaring, with the great eft refpeet for his Majefty, that we in this proceed-' ing have only followed our duty, and, without hurting OUT confclence, could not a& otherwife. —lt was not poffible for us to follow the well intended advice of his Royal Majefty, as the con trary convietion dietated to us the Eledion, and 'as in fo stifling, we followed the Conftitution, we did not foppofe we injured any one.' Our whole condo& bears the Ramp of the cornpleateft kgali ty, and is founded in the German Conftltution ; for the maintenance of which his Royal Majefty, as one of the molt powerful Members of the Em pire, has fo often declared himfelf in the molt patriotic manner in favoor of th e w ea k er States. B loold hisMajefly's difpleafurebe the confequence of our not complying with his advice, notwith ganding the foregoing obfervations, nothing but the recondition and convklion that we had aced fo only, from the pureft motives could confide us, and give us power to fupport unmerited (offerings. We feel bur Vreaknefs, and acknowledge the force of the powerful neighbour of the Bifkopric of Munger. Yet we do not permit ourfelves to ia dulge the leaft fear, nor even anxiety, from having conflekred ourfelves not hound to follow the ad vice of his Majelly in this cafe; on the contrary, we trail to his well known love of juftice, and the gracious charaiter of his Majeity, even to think it probable, that the Cathedral Chapter fhould have to Coffer his Royal difpleafure for having done their duty in giving to thesinhabitants of the Bifhopric of Munger a new Prince Bifhop, who might an fwer their willies and expeetations. We fhould be fo much the lefs uneafy in this refpeet, if his Ex cellency, the Minifter Von Don sr, with whofe per fonalfavourabledifpofition we have been fully made acquainted in the affair of the line of demarkation, would have the kindnefs to reprefent to his Ma lay the King, in that impreffive manner for which se is folmuch diftinguithed, the fituation of the Bilhopric, and our duties for the maintenance of the Conftitution of the country, with which the of fice of a Prince, who is intrufted with the affem !sling of the circle, is connected. Your Excellency was the wrgan through which the Royal advice,not to eke, came to us ; we therefore recineft and entriat your Excellency, as a friend of mankind, In confequence of our perfonal efteem for you, to difplay our conduit in its true light, in the place where we might run the rifle of being mifunder flood, end improperly udgcd. We are not capable of giving any -Infs.:co which mull not have occur red to the learned Author and great German Pub. licift, who by exprefs command drew up the be f : e mentioned note. We therefore here rafs over th deeply aelifting declaration, that his Pruifian M.ljcity will not acknowledge and refpeet the elec tion ohieh too taken place of a Prince Hilltop of Munger, as legal and permanent. Although the Eleftion was conducted ac.-ot ding to the Conflitu tion of the Emi , ire and the direelion of the Can ons, and nothing was oppofed to it hut a elect. ration given only as a well intended advice. 'I he chief party in :Lc Nice of Lunevillc, his Majefty the LlSSkr.r R, graciouay fent a Commiffioner to the Elcaion. Vie mom thus fully arlited, that oar condu pocionfl) coraldered to the head of the riopite as legal And C.., tittitionel; and confide, i:.g the Ili, ‘olly unierflanding and conii. deotial communoot:oo contained in the note of the 35th of Auguft, between the Courts of Vienna and r_r - Saila, we proceeded, without any apprehenlon of giving offence, to the performance of our duty.— AC the fame time that we communicate this to thL Miniffer of his Pruflian Majedy, we repeat to him the a ff urance of our unalterable and profound eaeero. DENMARK. COPENHAGEN, OCTOBER it. Between the 9th and s6th init. a 47 Rips the Sound. In a very fhort time Major-General V/ALLIMS. Doerr, Major Sossorrasa, the Chief Auditor RosawsLann Gorses, and Mr. Hetet, formerly a merchant eilablifhed in the Weft Indies, will depart for that country as Deputies of Govern-' ment, to make the neceffary arrangements for receiving back our Weft•lndia Iflands from the Engin. It is underftood that Major General WALLERSDOAFF, who has been named Prefident of this Commiffion, will previoullygo to London, in company with the Firft Lieut. Vow MAINTHSY, in order to folicit the nomination of CommiiTion" en on the part of England, to examine the (late of the Iflands, in conjundiou with ours, and to, adjuft the indemnities. Under the ileth init. a Cernmion to the follow ing purpofe eras made out to the Phyficians Asa cow and Go sonar+ e, the Counfellor of Juilice, and Profeffor CALLISSII, as well as to the Profeffors Wi ssow and WI sotto : As the Inoculation of the Cow par, or what is 'called Vaccination, according to the experiments w'hfth hkve been made in this refped, mutt be confidered as a difcovery of the greateft import ance ; and as the trials which have beer. `made of it, as well according to the report of the Medical Colleges in other places as here, deferve particu lac attention ; it is the molt gracious will and com. I mend of his MAJSITY to the perfons above men tioned, that they immediately refolve themfelves into a eommlffion, to collet and arrange all the Infeful illuftrations upon this fubjed ; and to ex amine and to take into confederation the trials which have been made, and to report to his Ma jefty, through the Danifh Chancery, their judg ment on the rubjed, and to make propofitions ' on the further arrangements, which in this rerpe may by die Commiffsoners be thought neeelfary for the welfare of his Majefty's Kingdom and Countries. RUSSIA. MOSCOW, OCTOBER t. I COIONIATIOII OP TIRIL IMPICOC ALRIANDii. The ceremony of the young EM rsaiSa's*COromi tion has been particularly grand, fo myth Co ip fad, that I feel recompenfed by the fight fot the very comfortlefs journey of two thoufand mires, which I encountered in order to be prefent at The Ems PLROI arrived at his palace in'the Cub urbs on the azd, where he continued to reticle till the 27th'; during the interim, however, he re peatedly vifitod the city in private. On the morn ing of Sunday he made his public entry—the pro. ceflion was led by the heralds and the GRAND Doss's regiment of cavalry; to thde fucceeded a sng line of empty carriages belonging to the Nobility ; a regiment of huffars, richly drefFed, well mounted, and in all refpeitiithe finett corps I ever faw, followed; and then the Nobility in their carriages of hate, the Grand Chamberlains,and all the superior Officers of the Government. The equipages were molt magnificent; the car riages in general were drawn by fix horfes, and attended by eight fervants in'the righeft liveries. The EMPRISS•DOWAGiII, in her hate carriage, came next; then the prefent Euraass a mat lovely woman; and then the filters of the followed by another regiment of huffars, caparifoned as the former. Next in futceffion'came the Eursaoa, mounted on a fine Englith borfc, with the GILAbeD Duct riding on his right ; and a vatt body of guards clofed the procerion. . . . The church ceremony commenced by the Arch bifhop PLaroM confecrating the Crown, Stc. At nine o'clock the Eldratss-NroTH Ea entered the ca thedral under a &lute of cadnon and a feu de jay, and took her feat, which was prepared on the left hand of the throne—the Estrum% and EMPRESS followed, and then the Nobility of both Sexes, who, mod fuperbly dreffed, were feated on each fide of the cathedral; the centre was occupied by thofe of the firft dais. The praters were performed by the Archhifhop PLA•row, allifted by the Bilhops, whole dre4 was uncommonly magnificent • the ceremonies, murk, etc. engaged a confiderade time, and after a Ser mon, rutted to the occafion, two Bifhops advanced with the crown, and under a falute of cannon, placed it on the head of the•Estreaoa. The fcene was grand and impreffive, beyond the power of defcrsption. The EMPEROR then placed a crown of the moll exquifite workmanfhip on the EM. vs ass's head, difchargcs of artillery giving weight to the folemnity. After the ceremonies of the church were over, their MAJESTIES walked round the Kremlin, under a canary of gold and filver, and proceeded to the hail to dinner. The Cathedral is fmall, but the ceremony was managed with fingular precifion. The Englids Gentlemen, of whom t 7 were prcfent, had feats af: figned them, and to avoid confitfion, were, with 211 the other fpeßators, except fuch as formed the proceffion, obliged to attend at (even o'clock in the morning. • The illuminations of the city continued for three nights. The Kremlin is particularly adapted for filch an exhibition, and was uncommonly brilliant. The Englifh and other flrangers were prefented to their Islajtsrit s on Tuefday, and in the even ing there was a fplendid ball at Court. The rejoicings are enthufiaflic. To-da♦ a fete is to be given to the populace-2 large field is in ch)fed, and tables placed for the accommodation is many thoufands, and a profufion of wines and viands arc prepared, with a variety of amufemcnts. Tin weather has been, and continues to bc, commonly favourable. • PdALIAME.NraiRr PROCEEDINGS. • 1 HOUSE OF COMMONS, OCTOBER Ir. The Houfe met at one o'clock, when Lord Stop. ford Paid his Majefty had been waited upon to know when he would be pleated to receive the Ad drefi, and that he was graeioufly pleated to appoint four o'clock this day for that purpofe. The order of the day being read for taking his Majeay's Speech into confideration ; that part of it relative to the Supplies was read from the Chair. Mr. Anoiacrow then moved that a Supply be granted to his Majefty, which was agreed to, and the Report ordered to be taken into confideration on Monday, to which day the Houfe adjourned. Several Members then proceeded with the fol lowing Addrefs to St. James's : THE HUMBLE ADDRESS or THE novas OF COW 1 441 MOMS TO IHI ZINO. .11f#Irssism , Ssoersto, We, your Majefty's molt dutiful and loyal fabled:, the Com mons of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, In Parliament affeinhied, beg leave to return your Mak:ay our molt kumhk thanks for your malt gracious fpecch from the throne. We learn with gran fittisfadtion, that the differences with the Northern Powers have been adjußed by a Convention with the Emperor of Raffia, to which the Rings of Denmait and Sweden have expreffed their readinefs to accede ; and that Pro- Wineries of Peace have been ratified bca w ew your AlAjcity and the French Republia. We acknowledge your Majelty's goodnefs in having been pleated to &red copies of theft treaties to be bid before as; and allure your Majcity, that we than not fail to apply our Immo- I diatc attention to the impowant tranfaelions to which they relate. We acknowledge, with the utmoft gratitude. the !sterna tolicitude whir.); leads your Malefty to regret the'neceffity of large additional (applies; but, while we &early participate fa that fentitnent, =feel the indifpenfible duty of providing for the capences which mutt, for a time, be unavoidable in diffe rent parts of the world, and of maintaining an aderate efts bliihment on the final reftwation of Peace, We Gall be anxious for the adoption °c all filch taconotnical arrangements as may not be inceeditent with the great objeA which your Nisiefty bas foleilty K heart, of effedi uall y prowl& lug for the ferarity of ap, your Majeftfa dominions. We attire your Weill. One we truly participate in , the gratification which your Majefty bas fo gratioufly been pkakd to morels, at the relief which the bounty of Dsvtita Purrs emcee has afforded to your people by the abu t odanee of the late larva ; and we beg leave molt dutifully to acknowledge your blajefty's gracious deeeptikee and approbnden of the proofs of that temper and fon/tette which have been manikited by all defcriptions of your fubjefts, under the Tartan and comf Aimed difficulties with which they have hid to contend: • - We reed., with fend:Dents of }uft exultation, on the dif. tinguithed valour and eminent Cervices of your ICfajefty's fon, by fee and land, which at no period have been (impaired ; and we have contemplated, with the utmoft fatisfaelion, the un precedented exertions of the military and fencibles, and the sad and perfeverance of the yeomanry and volunteer corps of c.ivalry and infantry. We mon heartily congratulate your Majefty on the naval and Illititiry operations of the lait Campaign, and on the &- dais and fuecefsful Me of the Expedition to ErtlX* marked, as it has been throughout, by atehlevements which, In their eonfequenees, and by their example, cannot fail to conduce to the tailing advantage and honour of this country. We cordially Clare in your Majefty's camel/ wither that rat fubjetas may enjoy, in their full extent, the returning bleffings of Peace, in the progrefilve incresk of the nadenal comment, credit, and revenues ; and, above all, in the undifturbed podef- Ann of their religion, laws, and liberties, under the fafeguard and protection of that Conftitution which ft has been the great oiled of all our efforts to preferve, and which it is our limed de termination, as it it our molt facred duff, to tranfabit, unim paired, to our defeindants. I. LONDON. MONDAY, NOVEMBER s. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT QNS O'CLOCAP Gaols for .cement, 64. Reduced 67t-4 pet Cuar t tsti 85 . t S P Cent cog I-W.4lm Was. j--umaiuge ssfa MCA OF STOCIS Deok * Stock 3 per C. Red. 64661 67 3 pet C. Conf. 6 8 f 67i 64 4 Per Cent. 85* tit 84} S pet C. Aim 99 ON SATURDAY. 5 Per C. 1.07. 9S PSI L. Ann. 10 191 Excbsg. Eitly 31. 95. prem. Omnium 24 all 22 L 11 COOL for Ace. a 68.1 111SLI/11. Oc %%%%% 19. S per Cent. Oov. Deb. Deb. 83 Ditto, 6 per C .26i—pE C. Treat. Ells. soot. 4 per Cent. Grand Can. Cent. Lo[. Conde of liselsanie-.13, • on Loden to. The Gazette of Saturday annources the ap pointment of Marquis CORNWALLIS to be Pleni potentiary at Amiens, and Mr. ?Amy, now at Paris, to be his MAJESTY'S Secretary to the Con grefs. The Marquis fet off this day with his fuite for Paris ► where he will be introduced to the Filar Cowsus., and affift at the fete on the 9th, after which he will proceed to Amiens ; but not till the other members of the Diplomatic corps are ready to meet him there. It is thought the betties tltere will not take up much time, as the different objets are already un der difeuffion between our Mini(ler: and the French Government, through the medium of M. Orro ; and that little elfe will remain to be done but to fuit the forms of dirlomacy to the changes that have taken place. It is pottble, however, that in this opinion politicians may be a little Ihort•fight ed.—Where fo many intereas are concerned, new quarrels arc poffible. Marquis CORII WA Litt refuted every application for leave to accompany him, and takes with him only Lord BROWS, Colonel Ltrrcr HALES, Lieu tenant-Colonel Nicitrinoect, and Mr. Mooev, bcf4lLs a very numerous Suite of Upper Servants, Scc. and two King's Meffengers. Lord Pstiotte has alto refifled many eptitna4.4u for paffport, to France, but it was found ceceitary, to avoid the :: . 'inconveniencing which were forefeet, of permit] perfons to go to France before fome ckfiniiir e rangements were concluded. Every proceeding that relates to tl-e ey;fien, assibilation of any of the German States, is of political moment ; for though the conftqu o , cannot at prefent be appreciated, they will hay wonderful influence on the future Rate of Euroi which feems to be undergoing a moil import change—From the prevalence of Democr..cy --but from that of/Wit:axing ; begun for the rro purpbfe of maintaining Religion, Order, and G Oevernment. It !ball therefore be our endeavr as it has always been, to procure, for the intuit' tiort of our political readers, and as materials future hiflorians, authentic copies of all St qt. pens, efpecially fuch as relate direetly or indiral to the fubjelt to which we have alluded. T private =Aver of the Catheral Chapter of M 1 (ter, to the Note of the Prullian Knitter, g i v er a preceeling column and not before publithed, ti help to complete the feries of papers relating Cologne, which we bare already given. Their Mails,.lrs and the. PLINCESSE S 1, 1 Prayers read to them yellerday at Kew PA the Rev. Dr. Da 141INIERO. This being the anniverfary of the birth Yf Royal Highnefs the Dux; of KrNr, their Ms; TISS' fourth fon, who entered into the thirty.' year of his age, the ftoratt. FAMILY received compliments of the Nobility on the occaGon. Mr. DUNDAS arrived in town from Scot zd Saturday: SIT SIDNEY SMITH 16 On his palTa' e h o m e fret Egypt, with the naval difpatches fiom Vice A( mlTal Lor4 KEITH. Orders have been fcnt to Egypt for the imrs diate return of Colonel Wasssissy; with the 11 dian trabps, to India. 'They are to proceed to Tc lieherry, order to cooperate with the a rm y Colonel ' Sva Px va sox againft the Catiote Raja Who continues to make fuceefsful warfare on tl frontiers of the Wynaad country, into which' .. makes frequent incurfsons, marking his progr. with ate rixoft wanton excefres. The Duke de CNOISIVL has received pertniili from the Pim Count. to return to Paris. applied astray far ltbert7 to go to fee bis ag mother, when BONA PAirrl returned for ',atm th., he thould erafe his name milt a.)e lift of Emigra The csi tar CONSUL. dirphkil a very liberal a generous fpirit towards . everyper . fces Ishofe ipl cation toilful is frank and exp lici t. • The following is a copy of the notice given Mr. Nalii.ano, at the Suxt Exchange, on S - W:I:lay : • ' Bask. 31k OA. dot. The Governor and Deputy* 'Governor lir this morning received information, that the Chan cellor of the Exchequer intends to propofe to Par /lament to fund the under-mentioned Exchtqu Billi outfianding, to the amount of about eight an • II half Millions • and he- *fires fuch preparntr , rneafures may be taken as have been ufnal in f mer cafes, which the Governor and Deputy C. vernor of the Bank fuppofe to be; that a Coln mittee of the Holders of Paid Exchequer E 4.1 Mould be formed, to treat with tht ChanreliA of the Exchequer on the wrists at which the Exa: quer Bills (hall be funded. The Exchequer Bills ailed by virtne of the A:4 undermentioned, are propofed to be funded By Virtue of in Aet 39 sod so Geo. 3, Regis, for r-'1 3.,L00,c00. towpids the fupply by Loans or Exchequer MIX BY Virtue of an At 39 and so Geo. 3, Regii, cap tot, or raicutg a further f,sm of money towards the !apply, 50r017.:.:, by Lou,a at Exchequer By virtue of an Aet qu'sd. prime, Geo. 3, Regis, esp.!' , tar minas the !um of as:mood fur the ages and Flurries dime mentioned. By virtue of an Ad quad. primo Geo. 3, Regis, cap.Bl, railing 6,5e0,0n0i. towards the fupply dram act, by Loans or Eielsequer Bills, foe the fervice (*Ores Britain. ' STOC IC•E X CH •1112 COlDlPittec for Gcne ral Purpofes have had a meeting to take into co. fidersition the evils miring from freely' re-adruir Perrone who have failed, and not given geneil fatisfaaion as to their honelly, but who have been allowed topay a dividend—not to have their nairts put on the black board—which dividend has boa accepted by their creditors, who were anxious to 1, rave what they could from the wreck !" The Broker who was fuppofed to be left in the lurch by a noble Earl, had yy,oool. to pay, and only to receive in the hook ; he propofed to make up the 3,0001. equal to Ss. in the pound, 'which re quired 19,7y01. So large a turn the creditors could not refift, efpecially as 80001. was due to one bro. ker. They accordingly accepted the offer; bet the Dock refufed either to give up his books or hit principals. The Committee have determined th.d. in future, no defaulter, who, on his examination , cannot or will not give a fatisfaaory account, than ever be re-admitted into the Stock Exchange. al though his creditors may have accepted a dividend. Another fpeciea of evil came likewife before them, which was private climber', who, though not able to pay the full amount of their differences, callA together a meeting of their creditors, and made them an offer of a part, provided they had not their names declared. By their names being concealed their infolvency was not known, and perfons dealt with them, as ufual, without a chance of being paid. To remedy this in future, the Committee have come to a refolution, declaring that all cre ditors who compromife without letting the honk know it (on being deteaed) (hall be declared un wo• thy o f th e future confidence of the honk as much as the perfon who has failed. If the Stock Exchange Coffer defaulters Lore differences are great to be re-admitted on their making a dividend. a ithout either producing their original books or giving up their princiris, there is a wide field for villainy ; and great caution fhould be olsferved in admitting cepa of die books. a. a premeditated robbery may be planned, and books kept perpofely to be laid before the Com mittee. -...1r- --- NA 111RTVZD Yaistot PRINCE or snails for The Inggl SMOTHOt o a board for Cutha to arrive t early. The for Inis ben's, St. Alban's, Ruby, Ara Orange,of th Ranger, and albs, Cobol nerds and r an-lnig D cutten. PiArtnc of Franc , Capt. Bt NAIAD, C CFI-ILN On the I wind, go much chi on the ance, no ing cap; NAIAD k people il loon as t gence to EDWALI this ffina gale tha difficult; naval 11l stows, burgh ; angel ; the Lor in the Channi line of t the Ea, brought Loot, 1. Poll re h cone flnop,or collier,; Cm *au Fr.nch hib Maj DEA With a (hA EVAN/, VIIIDII SAY ; a Yefte the Ind Purfer Pews from ?; the fah The from S tPV of -4 . the