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• IfeER 67F8] ;.----- THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. VS PRESENT EV RNI NG, DECEMBER 14, ; *J r Westin Servants win perform a New Drama, in 0 mee, calkd VENONI ; Or, THE NOVICE OF ST. MARK'S. rth Nov Scenery, Musk, Dresses, and Decorations. c o o ' , kimono (Viceroy of Sicily,) Mr. SIDDONS ; ;The Marquis Caprara, Mr. POWELL; n a m easo(Prior el it. Mark's) Mr. WROUGHTON, i.tlir `--- Vetioni, Mr. ELLIsTON; to d ee ico, Mr. EYRE ; Jerpnymo, Mr. HOLLAND . ; mi t ed, Mi. DE CAMP ;"Beitedetto, Mr. PENLEY. Not essis, Mrs. POWELL ; Veronica, Mrs. EIUDiE ; Implies Mrs. H . SiDDONS ; T e ma, Mrs. P.4llg# i Sister Ursula, Mlis LACY. To which will be added, the Farce of Ti-rx raIZE ; or, 2,5, 3, 8. , lir e , W.NNIST'ER ; Heartweil , Mr. DE CAMP; Mr. Caddy, Mr. MADDOCKS ; /AA is r .ggaTHEWS ; Jules Master WEST. • Mts. Caddy, Miss TIDSW ELI. • *reline. (Era tiaae,) Mass K,ELI:Y. willwive, Drama of Vertoni, (with an entire new Th ird be leafed every evening tin further notice. whir the Grand Romance of Blue Beard. )10 , 0 , 6 *atone 19 ere, ; and Rosins. TigATRE4tOYAL," HAY MARY-ET. 1 111$ lIESENT EVENING, DECEMBER 14, l ie r Majesty's Servants will act the Comedy-of THE MAN OF THE WORLD. Sir Pertinaishlacsycophant, Mr. COOKE ; an. Kr. C. C KEMBLE ; Whale, Mr. MURRAY ; Ir M. Mis 1111ITNYON; Lord Lumbercourt, Mr. WADDY. Lady Rodolpha Lumbercourt, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON. Lady Macpcophant, Mils LESIt KV E ; DegUlttil, Miss NORTON; Betty Hint, Mrs. DIRDIN. ''- visithwill be .: died (for the 9th rim . ) * New 'Farce, to ' ilteeskew, (nritsewhy she late Mr. Tobin) calls(' A SCHOOL FOR AUTHORS.' oasnwr. Tlie'Exile; with the School for Authors. • frillin Tugs awl Country. ME; are , respectfully informed, that MatlemoiseUe this*, it Opera House, and the Infant Prodigy, from the Liner= There, are entered at this -11watre, and will make add a pposing in a 'New Salle, composed by Mr. Rossi (late [ l, -hinter to the Opera-House), on Friday nest, with New Sceeety, &C. _ gitliSti PROPERTY DP?AINED IN DENMARK. Committee appointed nt.a Meeting of Mer chants and Manufactureri hell at the City of Londen Ta ta** ilth of November' fbr the poi se of applying. to u tbs subject ',British Property detained in Der. Moo aanounce, that they will meet every Monday and , between mei", aaid two o'clock, until Thursday the amitncidiive, 'at thhn's Coffee-Nouse, COrithill. to receive • a nt aueicationstiontpattleehnoerieted, addressed to Sir tact Plum Bin. Chairman of the Committee 4 and that t h e d ay t ke i will consider their list as chased. she's Coftvhouse, Dec. v2t h, 1808. iiit coy OF LONDON TAVERN, Dee. ls, 1 309. COMMI*EE appointed on the 9th of De colitis., by the MERCHANTS and INILM3ITANTS of DON; to attend to the Afplieation of a General Sobacrio - of the braire SP :\ :ISH PATRIO'T'S, sew straggling Fieldgdpflnd their Cisthery from a taweigs and cruel Its tit diduirge that 2ury without making tet earnest tillit'utettion of their generous Countrymen. of all behalf/s Nation and a Caws so interesting to all the iifigitfisedstling for their Independent:e t liberties, and se. ' g , is bap tyranny and oppression-6-a nation, friendly Is hotHos—honourable in all its national conduct and ndm-fitted, by poetical and commercial interests and rela kli he dosely connected in alliance and friendship with it It* Ind now struggling, with heroic fortitude, in a im ens, against a common and most formidable foe ; suf. rgia de arduous conflict the greenest. hardships, and endut• di nvertst privations, has--sandy, strong, claims of every in every inhabitant of these islands ; and thisiith the greatest dims wave, with the general approbation of this nation, been lyborernment to kifixd the most extensive, speedy, and aids of treaspre, arms, ammunition, military stores, and clothing, for the maintenance and support of the traps, together with the Jumwr 'of large bodies of Bri. Mans, it is still felt, that the generous manifestation of the itt,h hrintiettit, and such further aids, of various kinds, as a id sad liberal Sublcriptlon may supply, cannot but have an asisating and coinscaing to the Spanish soldier, and can t/tattle Spanish Government and people, df the perfect lis "Wen and sentiment which on this subject subsi‘a Out these islands. iCannitter rely, with confidence, that the good example trific'Commations and Companies, and et the Inhabitants I.polit, son be follmved by the principal Cities, Toying - , Diming of the United'Kingdoin ' in better to form • together Miley of the great cause for which it is made—of the dome sad affluence of the Empire which presents it, and ' "Incepted by the gallant, disinterested, and high2spirited !hi whose brave defenders it is offered. Hoe; the II . Garcias - E. Parry ,W.Gordon, M. P. J. Pierce H. Goldsmid Sit' C, Price, East. R. Wilkey - M.P. J. Hadman Sir 1. Perrlng, Dart. T. Harrington E. Quin .--- Harrison T. Rowcroft Q. Harris I. M. Rakes C. Haphury I. Russell J. Inglis C. Scott • J. Jackson J. Shaw, Ald. M.P. J. Imes R. Slade W. Knatchbull Lieut. Scott , P. Kensington Aldra. C. Smith B. Long E. Shaw ' Sir J. W. Lubbock, J. Tunno Bart. M. P. . Sir R.Wigram, Bart W.MeSisb, M.P. G. Ward - J.hiarryatt. M.P. J. Wilinotium J.Maitland, M.P. E. Waters M'. htDonnell R. Thornton. Al Glennie G. Sandem2n sh'ILC-OlYnnsßart. J. Jacob ... C. Turner iH. Goodwin ----litindcll; C. Enderley I It. H. Martin C. Brooke L• 'Alden. Newnhant , I . w it Subscriptions before Advertised 4111,445 10. larL.„.., • ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS.' • • s - 52 10 l A. Mundell - • 52 10 "'tics and Co. 103 0 Sebastian G. Martinez 52 10 I - £1 2 Douglas and Shaw SC 10 Basil Montague .. 1 1 Hymen Hymen - t I N. M. Rotschield 10 10 &males • 105 9 Nelson and Adim ' IS S Hardy, Ottley, ind Co. - 52 10 PTIONS AT LLOYD'S. • - Aurrobns,Wood,lk Ca. los 9 Thema' Henry Lamb 52 10 ' Sir T. M. Hesilridse. • .Bart. • - jll 0 Jonathan Brundrett & 6 Rev. T. H. Barker 6 It Miner and Pettor 105 0 Ilialinec arid Hi/1W 10 10 •- • - hAldenum I.P. , M. P. M. P. M.P.- I, by dle . Via and 5 5 - 21 0 105 0 Pa • SS 10 of Notbur f t ' • 10 ti) •- 10 o Rodin 10 10 wr i i. o • 10 10 L l ' lli ddiallloll 10 10 "11104 co: go. ri se - iv. • tO F 1111 ita K aits• oak 4 1 up, a •E +M roof 4 CO C age . , ~ _ . . . .t• 1.:- *4 WED N VICTUALLING OFFICE, Dernesber 1, 1808. THE COMMISSIONERS for rfta'UALLING HIS MAJESTY',, NAVY, do hereby give Notice, That on Thursday, the 15th instant, they will be ready to re ceive Tenders in writing, (sealed up) and Treat for the supply of what FRESH BP.EFehall be dtmanded for the mot' his Ma jesty's Ships and Vessel! at Yarmouth, Lynn, and Wells, In the County of Norfolk, and at Margate, in Dover Roads, and at New Romney (on separate Contracts) for twelve months from the Ist of January to the 31st December, 1809,Inclusive, and to be paid by Bills payable with interest ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Secretary's Office; at this office; or by applying to the Collector of the Customs, Yarmouth ; er to Mr. Russell, Agent far the Victual ling at Dover. No regard TVill be hal to any Tender is which the price shall stet be inserted in words at leagth, or that shall not be delivered to the Board . before One *Tied on the salt( Thursday the 1 Sth instant, nor unless the Person who males the Tender, o r ;rouse Person an kis be half, 41044 to answer when called for. t "'" s DAY, DPICENI ~ ER 14, 1808 = ' • PARTNERSHIP.. WANTED a Partner, in an old EatAlished Concerti (in one of tbe most ! respectable Lines in the City), 'who can command from 220 to .00,000, and mayers•- gage as an active Partner or otherWse.—For particulars, apply to Mr. eruct. Solicitor, Pilliter-square, where the mosesatisfaensir references will be given. . . ? • ' I • 1 • • - 4 , •'• , s .•• . ' : ' • ••iC. I.•-•••• . I , s . .. • . , • - ' ..i• 5 1i!,? . .. • .: tat,,, • . • ).. • ..... . ~:.... . .. , . . _ COMT OF INQUIR TIIWAY, The Boarder intkitiryresumed' morning soon -afternen admitted in the 4asuai way. Arthur Wellesley, and Sir: their respective Aid.cle.Camps. more crowded than on any of The proceedings con mencedhy 'ear from Sir Hew Dalrymple Sir in which the operations c the the battle of Vimiera w the subsequent Armistice Sir A tuuen WILLESLNY 'read a paper, in which out of torvn, be had the orderef the-board, various eoemistrications Burrard, from-the time command till the arrival. even if the time had been quested some delay, manding Officer ' anahe give a narrative of the under hit command. doubt, yould be correct. time, however,. to knv be put to him, either trusted, that the Court such observations on _ as he might judge proper, necessary. This paper - dent. Sir HARRY Butinantiothee proceedings, from, the tiro , command of the army, Dalrymple. - The follow in) document : vg Mr. President, ar in obedience to year Of Inquiry this - day, • submitting to your procoadings and cooduc s s, anal. inltertugal. 430.! ceivecht notificationlitti Wit I was to be emplo y . an expedition determined. ment, and befgged I would. , Castlereagh 1 waited On hiss I.Ordship accor met; and understood the etpeJttion was destined Spain or Portugel, as circumstances should necessary. On the 20th, received' t notiti( from the Commander in sChief,.that his Majesty been graciously pleased to appoinsine 'second in mend tinder Sir Hew Dalrymple; ahlikwith that ligation, I received a copy , of nly intatnctions, list of the staff, and the amount of tit: arm: employed. On the '23d, :I received my final from Lord Castlereagh ; on the 27th, I embarkel-. Portsmouth ; and on the 31,st, sailed from that'd, it havihg previously been stated to me by the LJ p!cretaty of State, that Government were extreWftr, impatient for my sailing. The letter of the TAW+ Secretary of State Aso informed me, that the were that day embarking in tae River, and me, if the artillery was not en) irked at th. 'of receiving the letter, to sail without it. ceived a letter, previous to nty leaving Portstrmi from Lord astlereaghr intimating a wish, proceeded to the South Of Porthgal, that I sivaildtough4 at Oporto, or send some confidential agent there tri lect what information •1 could 'upon the matt ' hected with the service. lit 4onsequence of irourable state of the weatherithoAudacious, in Failed, was kept beating about in the Channel'• bn the 16th of August, we -arrived offeape Fin When I shifted my staff from the Audaciou! traren sloop of sear. On the following day I arriveri. at Oporto, where I learnt that Sir A. Welleclzy,raftef" having been reinforced by General Spencer's divi s ion, had landed at Ivlondego Bay. I proceeded imme diately on my voyage, and arrived it Mondege on the 18th. It was my intention to have disem barked at that. place, and to have sent Sir John Moore to the Tagus with his division with • a. view to take the enemy in the rear, but I found a variety of oh- . stacks in the way. In the first place, Sir A. 'Welles ley had swept the country of every species of convey ance, and though the people were disposed tb assist the British arms, they had not the ability. Carrialek. we could find none, the streams were all dry, snri' with respect to provisions, we should have been in very precarious state. I made all possible inquiries' after the 150 males, promised by the Bishop - of Oporto, but none had arrived, nor could any account Of theni' be gained. It was equally imprudent at that time to have landed part of the reinforcements—for had Sir John Moore's brigade b e en disembarked, it would have taken time to equip tharbrigade, with a view of marching into the interior, and would besides have placed the columns at such a distance, that a want of co-operation must necessarily have been felt. I there fore resolved on proceeding to some other point of dc. stination. On the 19th, at night, we spoke a dis.; patch-boat, which informed us that Sir A. Wellesley had had a smart action with the enemy, on the 17th, and had sitstaihed some loss, but not adequate to that of the enemy. HaVing no cause to doubt the truth of this information, I directed Sir J. Moore to return and I;nd at Mondego Bay, in order that he might be enabled to support Sir A. Wellesley, should he be obliged to fallback, or to assist him to prosecute fur.. ;her advantages. By the sam4;:boat, I gained infer. ination that Peniche was in the hands of the enemy, and that it would be impracticabfe to land with safety south of that fort; [Sir Harry then described the order in which he purposed-lapding his.troops.]—On the 20th ult. when I was about to disembark, Sir Arthur Wellesley came off from the shore : and when on board, in presence of Brigadier-General Clinton, and others of the Staff, told me of the action of tbs 17th, and said, it , was his intention to fahamie the next morning. I war of opinion that it • . • ' ll ll,,"e*A •• 1 ,1 , .•••• • , . ;.).4,11 11 .44T . 141; - .• , • larmcc=== • • PRICE Six-PE - New z Rf r •.. (21ELS.E.rt C 0.4449.7 1: Y, DEC/IMBER le. ; • . irrresumed its deliberations this NI o'clock, and the Public were. way. Sir Hew Dalrymple;. Sir • I Sir H. Burrartl, attended wils . e-Camps. The Court was much • !•: • . auy of the preceding days. • ' :onunencedly the reading do s•, ; ' • )alrymple to Sir Charleactisenak. ; ns of the British army dating • were described, togetttereerank • itice and Convention,. 17 ESLICY then came forwAtileisiW kh Jae:staled:4 that haiinglideo • only the night before tsmehf4aa - • d, to deliver a narrative of !her: • tons whinfrile had with Sir • Tae when .that Officer took the : ival of Sir H. Dalrymple. Bat 7 been lenge! lee If ciuld haven. Sir H. Burrant was his Cantu . Lie was the proper petiole Wt. • e .proceedings of the army; wititrs. • I. That. narrative, he hack - toe. . • rect. He was ready in the relearn:. • tswet any questions that . • verbally or in writing, astd lee t Lrt woukt indulge him in nan/leg.) the statement - of Sir &Pied; • roper, and in calling e<Vidighte ter eras delivered totlso: eleht; • flt Ann:C. tar:eats read a :narratiie•endiSa le time of his appoiatroettieto4b y, till he peek up to tirliatrif illowing us the aaystani)e:lol#4o sit Gendiemikti. • and my Liw , _ _,,` - r conirdands liittend the' Boar ' and It have:Mir the hOticithitk • consickgition:',4 fact, citli respect.to'his /41 . ajestyllit Oss.the, the - 15th a tuty,kiillo 'fititißelttilunt-Ootoilialm&O . ployad as second tonsmandiieri .. tined on by his hiajisty'sGs9strt‘ ; immediately wait drelaii 4 d* _ *den his Lordship iccarditigrylll "tpedttion was destined to aCtid" as circumstances should render 20th, 1 teceieett at: notification. LT in Chief,..that his Maje Sty had: sedzo apricrinsene 'second in writ:: r Dalrymple, ablikwith that netts" a copy. of My ineltiictiont, mid th the amount of th: army to be • 23d, :I received my final ordersl igh ; oh the 27th, I embarked WV the 3;st, sailed from that' ; • been stated to me by the I.W that Government were extreitielr ;Eng. The letter of the Tindtia so informed me, that the car:ill: 1 , sking in the Rivet, and adtisett' ,vas not enb irked at the perioe ter, to sail without it. I also rr.; ions to nay leaving Portsmouth;'_ • *N. intimating a wish, bePrre I • et Of %env', that I shouldtouchi pine confidential 4g....nt there to col. in .1 could 'upon the matters con::: • ice. ih'4oesequence of the uilf,ar • weatheritheAuclacious, in whictiV tting about in the Channel; but' . tst, we -arrived offeape Finisterrec; staff from tbe Audacious tothe .. On the following day I arrived curnt that Sir A. Wellecley,'after' :ed by General Spencer's division, • AN IMPROVED SEIVES OF THE CABINET. On the Ist of January, 1809, will be published, No. I. price a 5.64. of A ' Series of the CABINET, or MONTH LY MAGAZINE of POLTIT. 1.1 I'ERATLIKE. The present Proprietor and Conductor being prevented by other avocations from paying that attention to the let arozine which a literary public have a right to expect, bas signified his in tentions • to retire , from the undertaking at the close of this year ; and it being thought. advisable by the Gentitman who will bt.snme the office of Editor of the new Series, that the arrangement of the work should undergo a very material change. it is properthat the readers of the Cabinet in particular, and the literary public in general, should be fully apprised of the alteratior.s which are in tended ; for the particulars of this change they are, thetefore, . referred to a Prospectus, which may be !tad of the Publishers, Meech. Mathews and and Leigh, Na. 13, Strand.. I.o'bi s i./ON CHARACI ERS. loteaded as a Companion to titt In a few days %vitt be pnblisheil; iu tWil peat volumes,with plates; tjONDON CHARACTERS ; or Fashions and Cust•neg of the 18th Century, embellished with plates. Printed fur B. CKUSIT and Co. Stationers Court, Poieroos ter-Ittov. Where may be had, Just published, • 1. Tales of the Manor, in 2.v015. uniform with, and by the Au thee of a Private History of the Court of England. 2. COelfttni; of England, and a litmine in the Shade, a Ito. Malice.% 2 vob. by the Anthorof the Winter in Bath, &mks of the Wye, &c. 3. Theodore, or the Peruvians, after the manner of Paul and foolscap, with 'ail elegant plate 4.1. td. 4. Etelworth, or Elevated Geuerosity, y ids. 15.. To GENTI,EMEN I ;POLITICIANS, MERCHANTS, Ng RE.3DRI2S NA. 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And afterwards will he sold, for Home Consumption— About Six Thoitsand Pipe Staves. Five Thousand Hogsheads ditto. Tejo 'lhocsand Heading. Also—The fine American trigirEgGirs Dimensions t Length on Deck, 74 feet x inch. I ieiv * b; betweei Decks and HOf-deet,4 feet Ilf b. Breadth above the WalesiltiEfeet lothei. Admeasures 176 34-3 e 'Eon's. This {t very tic: Vessel, and would make as estellent packet, beir.g fitted for the accorimodation of passengers; she is will lama in stints. Taken also by the indefatigable, Join l'rentayue Rodd, Esq. Commander. And afterrares will h: The Remainder of the CARGO of th French S'lip la DIAN'E. • captured by his Majesty's ship Indefatigable,. John Trensayue Rodcl,E4q. commander , on her voyage wont Bourdeaux to the Isle of France, consisting of, for exportation, 453 Hhtls.,Superior Red Wine A quantity of Olive Oil 69 1-4th Cabs do. Whited*. • Do. Fine Liqueurs GOO Cases, containing Yoon do. Do. Brandied fruits Zen Superior Red and White Da. Piclies Wine Do. Ditnijohns 20 Ditnijohria Do. Stationary 19 Half hhds. Vinerr • Do. Carpenter's Tools 33 Casks Paiut 153 Bags Corks 7.. Cases Hats 30 Bundles Iron Hoops 733 Iron Pots, different sizes 9 Cask Iron Nails 2 Hhds. Glass 3 Uo. Copper do. 50 Barrels Hog's-lard 3 Cases Tin Plates A quantity of Cordials 3 Do. Iron do. And a variety of other Goods, being a general cargo, destined for Elsie Bonaparte. And, inlmedlately erw2rds, ' The CARGO of the French Brig EADE.I.I,E, captured on her voyage from Bourdeaux to Guadeloupe, by his Majesty's ship In defatigable, John remsyne Rotid, hsq. Commander; consisting -of, for exportation, 164 Hhds. superior Red Wine 98 Casks do. White do. 90 Cases do. Red do. 45 Ditto White do. 43 Casks Vinegar 3 Ccgs Brandy 1 quarter-Cask do xes Candles 242 Baskets Olive Oil 36 Cases Mottled Soap • • And, for Home Consumption : • 170 Barrels Flour 76 Halls • 356 Baskets i 7 Kegs Potted t Bed 1179 Cases Cheeses • S Do, Alamode S 16 in lead 3 Do. Potted Pork • 30 )(Ms Ross I.ttrd 1 Sides. Facon 22 Ditto Butter "-. " . sno Dried Cod fidt ' And eseirentris her Provisiemi Ste. Also, the Cargo Of littilriitut Decide, captured 41114 Majeueal gun-brig Cost suer, .1:11. Hatt, Esq. Commander, from St. NT niingoto Bourdeaux.; 1/05 Bags Coffee 1 Bag Tortoise-Shell' • 46 Barrelsbitto 1 Cask Gum 278 Piet* Fusdk • 5S Hides, in the Hair. For viewingthe Vie*, glores, and Goads, er any Anther in. apply. to W. P. 3rnitit,, Esq. George-stieet, Dock ; * Or to mums SLADE, Pirnowtt.- . '45 Cases Pickles 24 CAWS preservcd Fruits 30 Bags Corks 4 Cases Haberdashery 1460 Wont! ticopf ' 20 Bundles Twip Bales 2 _ atreikp 24 Bundles. u . • , 4 Casks Nails . • 111‘ d , • -ro.. • • ' ^~ . LONDON HOTEL, ALBEMARLE-STREET. I'HE Widow of the late RICHARD HITCH COCK returus thanks to the Friends of the House ter past favours, and &which she begs a continuance, having reso:ved to use.her utmost endeavour* for their accommodation. POIITUCAL. 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