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•11 ,71 1 4 r 1. 7 1.- .' 4 . 1 ' s . _. . b it .3„. ~ . %.,,,, ~.., • Jolly:. • - • • f( 0 S .v,, 4 - ; diz. , _ . 0 ..... fi, 06,_ (A i , , IA r 1 . 4.111110 . 111I.mr •-•. c l k : • •__ i.)), , , . • . _ . ___ ' TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1814. 1;1 7 A 8625. PRICE STXPRNCE-HALFPENNY. STATE LOTTERY OF - 8,000 TICKETS--• ALL TO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY, sul H NOVEMBER, 1814. SCHEME. a of -Xl6 ,0 00 are .ESP,OOO 3,000 ... 6 , 0 00 2 ... ...... 2,000 4 ..... .... 1,000 6 500 6 10 EGO 12 100 20 50 ...- l,OOO 40 25 ...... 1,00 16 8,0011 Tickets. .EBO,OOO TICKETS and Suns es are Selling by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Contractors for the Lottery, at their Offices, the Corner of Bank buildings, Condit% and facing the King's Mews, Charing-Cross. MORTGAGE. WANTED, from 5e20,000 to X50,0000n the mnst ample Fret bo'd Security, and particularly advantageous to Trustee+, having large .ums to lay out nr invest en landed security.—A liberal rensunissation will be made tu.the person pr o• turinfit. Fu-.hyr particularn may be obtained on application to Mr. CWsba, Law Ea ationer, Threadneettle-street, London. ..Irsey neat 'Month wilLbe published / neatly printed, . selth Engravings of the Heathen Deities, AN en ire tww andcorrect Edition of the THEO LOGY and MYTHOLOGY of the ANTIEIQT PAGAN:, *Onto particularly far Fernee Mit ruction. By Misr HATFIELD, • Author of Letters on the Iniportanee of the Female Sex, with Observations on their Manners and Edieation. Primed for G. and S. *Almon, 25, Paternoster-row. Early nett month will be published, LETTERS from I rALY t contaidmg a View of the Revolution in t'-at. Country, frorn the capture of Nice, by the Frerch hcpubric, to the expulsion of PIUS VI. from the Fertesia.tieal State : Likewise pointing out the niatchle , e Works of Art which still embellish I'isa, Florence, Siena, Rome, Naples, Bolosca, Venice, iSitc. Also, specifying the expenses la curled by residing in carton- parts or Italy, France, &c. so tha: persons who visit t .e Continent. from economical motive,, may select the most eligible places for a permanent real fence. With Instructions for the use of Invalids and Families, who may wish to avoid :he expense attendant upon travelling with a Courier. • The Second Edition, revised, corrected, and considerably en larged; by an Itinerary of Chamouni, and all . :he most frequented passeirof he Alps, Germany, Portugal, Spain, France, Holland, Denmark, Noriteay;Sweden, Russia and Poland together with nstructiona for Invalids, relative to the Island of Madeira. By MARIANA S Author of the Whim:tor Malabar, the *l'ouri:arnent, the Beauties at Carlo-'[aria-Maggi Par: phrased, &c. Prirved tar G. and S. Robinson, 25, Paterturster-row. fl FOX'S EXTENSIVE LADIES WOOL• ‘..JI • I.EN WAREHOUSE—Ladies are respectful'v informei. that he manufactures, d7el," and sells nothing bet WOOLLEN Goons, and is con .rquently enabled to serve them much :ow‘r than those Houses who vend a link of every thing, and buy of him or other Woollen Manufacturers to sell again, and that he bas the satisfaction of offering ro them this Senson, 'he greatest choice ever seen, in every quality, width and price, and in the Most beautout, saturated, permanent new colaun in Paste, Beranka, Escurial, Merintr Seal Skin, and Vithna Cloth 4; Irons 10s. to 941. per yard, all two yards wide; and an increased assortment of his Patent Vegetable BLUE, BLACK DYED WOOLLEN CLOTHS, that rett.h their rich lustre to the last, and will not wear Brown ; also his China Yang, for Winter /Dresses, which surpasses any thing of the kind before mantif.x. tired in thiscountry ; and G. F. her have to acquaint I.idles , , that any of these Gouts are, if requited, made up into Pelisses, plain or richly ornamented, from 3 to 10 Guineas, by men who only snake Pelisses and (tiding, Habits, is variety of which - may Seven every day, completing to the various orders of Ladies of aliatinctiest. t 4. & Furniture Woollen Cloths, of every colour, as heretofore, which Ladles will And a material saving in purchasing for thtir Uldiolstsfrert. • Tat& Covers of at sizes, in new colours and -devices, D'Oyleys, fathomed Carpeting, tuggets, Baizes, and real Welch Harineh, Scotch and 'lanais Plaids, in brilliant com• -*nation of colours. Direct (post-paid) to G. Fox, Ladies Woollen Cloth Manufac turer, le, King-strett, Covent. garden. CblitiAN IV IL LI aged seven yeArs, was afflicted with ulcerations in the internal part of her nose, discharging much humour ; and the outward part of it was in famed from internal in nation. She had just recovered from the - Meader; when this disease broke out. A Lady having received Mach benefit in her general health from SPILSBURY's PA *LawT AII4 . II9CORBOTIC DROPS, for the cure of Scorbutic, Eruptive,and Sett /bilious Diseases, tecoasnientled applicatioa to be usade et Spfishory's Dispensary, 15, Soho-square, Loudon,— 'The chill was under a course of this medicine for six months, 'when sbe was perfectly cured, without airy diseolooration of the • eight remaining. Her mother, 27, Menkwell-streer, will give farther part.culars. SPILSEURY'S PATENT AN'ETSCORELITIC DROPS, for the cure of scurvy, Gout, Rheumatism, Ukerations, sad Erup tive and Bilious Diseases, are sold wholesale at B.. * Edward.'s, 66, Et. Paul's Churchyard; and Reta.l at the Dispensa, I, 15, Soho square, London, in bottle 3 of N.—Double IN 6.1 —an 1 largest 4 EI ts. du'y included.—Compound Essence e•—To prevent Cc ontsrfeits, the Genuine Medicine bas a Black Lk Stamp. TWO HUNDRED GUINEAS REWARD. TO CLERGYMEN, PARISH CLERKS, and OTHERS. NvHEREAS ANN WADE, an Infant Ward of the Chancery Court of Durham, was conveyed away on TUESDAY NIGHT, the I 1 th instant, or next Morning early, from the Lodgings of her Joint Guardians, at WEYMOUTH, by CHARLES H. BASELEY, and SOPHIA BASELEY. and other accomplices, and has been since converd from place to place in custody, and under the constraint of the said Charles H. Baseley, and a Mr.. Dupuis. The infant Ward is 17 years of age, about five feet six inches high, black hair, fair brown complexion, with regular striking features; is near-sighted, and wears an eye-glass with a gold chain; was dressed when taken away in a morning bathing-dress of Nankeen, a coarse straw bonnet with green veil, apple green scarf shawl, and French green and yellow silk neck-handkerchief. The said CHARLES H. BASELEY is e 4 years of age, light hair, and fresh complexion, with thin sandy whiskers, near 6 feet . high ; wore a blue coat and buff waistcoat, has the appearance of a man of fashion, which he assumed at Weymouth, keeping a pair of horses, a new Tilbury, and the man-servant as described, and pretending to be acquainted with persons of rank. The said Mrs.Du pets is about so years of age, and at Graves end addressed a letter to, and passed herself off as a Sister of a Nobleman. The'Man Servant who accompanied them is upwards of 40 years of age, and was dressed in a White Livery and Silver Lace, wilt a White Laced Hat. 1 he Partici% are supposed to be without Money, the said Cii.‘a Los H BASELY having obtained £5O of his Landlord on his leaving Weymouth, on a Draft or Bill bo a Banking-house in London, which has since been returned dishonoured. ALL CLERGYMEN and ethers are hereby cautioned, NOT to publish the Banns or Marry the above ANN WADE, and CHAS Les H. BAstter, but to use their best endeavours for their discovery, and give notice thereof to Robert Routledge, Esq. Warwick -court. Gray's inn, Loudtin, Solicitor to the Guardian. If the Infant is permitted to set this, she is earnestly requested to find means of Informing her Frien4s where she is, as they are inconsolable for her loss. Stich rson or Persons as shall cause the said Infant Ward to he restored to her Guardians, shall be paid the above Reward by Messrs. Sikes, Snaith, and Co. Bankers, London. October 21st, 1814. TO OFFICERS IN THE ARMY, WANTS a Situation, as MES 4 MAN, a married man, without ineumbnnce, who has been in that capa city some years, with Cavalry and Infantry; can be strongly re commended from the Regiment he was disengaged from a few days since, and others be t. as messed. Any Regiment hi want of a Messman, mcy hear of him by letters (post-paid), addressed to A. B. at Mr. Hare's, Butcher, Weymouth, Dorset, by men- . tioning the particulars of their Mess, will be immediately at tended to. MONEY advanced, from £e3oo to RlOO,C#OO, by CU RROWS and Co. successors to RYDER and Co. Rus sell Mews, Howland -street, Fitzroy-square, en Annuities, Bills, Notes of Hand, and all sorts of Securities; they claim more re spectability and power than any others' in this line, and can make an instant advance to persons of known character. Attendance all day. MESS BEEF FOR EXPOR rATION. ' To be Sold without Reserve. FOR PUBLIC SALE, At New Lloyd's Coffee House, over the Royal Exchange, on Tile,day, November I, [Bl4. at Two &Clock H E FOLLOWING GOODS, VIZ. ONE THOUSAND TIERCES SALTED MISS BEEF, (eoa EXPORTATION). I.,nr'ed from the Cores, Captain Smith; and the Tttemfeeso, Captain Flenn; made up at the Cape of Good Hope, fur Govern- Ment usc, and sold by an order fi'om the Right Honourable the Lords of his Majesty's Treasury. Approv..ll Bala at Six Months will be taken.; the Beef must neve; th sets be cleared by the Ist December. May be viewed until tb- Sale. Lyles a' the London Docks • where Catalogue; may be 1.10, at the Place of Sale; and of THOMPSON SCO fT and CLARKE, Brokers, 2, Brabant-court, Ph Ipot-lane. BEAUTIFUL MARINE and SPOR IiNG RESIDENCE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, rpHE FEE SIMPLE of a Capital MANOR and ESTATE,with the ADVOW:ON, LANDS,REN &c. citna-e in on: of tht , Western Counties; couisting am) excellent Houst, r.plete way' every Accommodation fur a large genteel Fatally; together with Farm-houses, liarfts, Cottages, attached an:' 1. cached Buildings of every description, and upwards of 900 Acre* dertelleut Arable, Parure, Meadow, Grazing and Wood Land. The House is most del.glitritlly situated on an eminence, cotunlanding the most extensive Marine and Land Views. The 'burin:l is particularly healthy. The whole abounds with Gime equal en any Manor in the Kingdom of equal extent. The roads are good, and the Post pas e, to and from London every day. Applications foe Particulars and Price may be made to Mr. Dawes, Ar.grl-cnurt, l'hrogniorton-street ; Mr. RobiLiott, I s Carey-street ; or Messrs. Hoper and Broughtou, Great Marlbo rough•S•reet. . To MASONS, BR ICKLAYERS, BuII.DERS, of (marts requiring Room for ri spacimls MARL/MC fORY. TO BE LET, A VERY commndinus extensive PREMISES, si•.uate in Temple-street, in the City of Bristol! 'lhese are 27C fee: deep, 45 feet in front, next Temple-street, and (4) feet wide at the back part ; they comprise an excellent n_•w-b;;ilt Dwelling-House, with commodious Offices, a Shop rest the Street, Counting-Houses, Work-Shops, Sheds, Stables, ai other Bciidivgs,wcli calculated for the Business now carried on m the same Premises, or fur any other Business requiring room. The Proprit :or has, for many years, carried on the trade of a Statuary and Mason, has very respectable Connexions, and b now shout to decline BUsiness. For Particulars apply to Messrs Johnson's and Brice, Horee ferry-road, Westminster; or to Mr. J. W. Lancaster, on the Pre m.ses ; if by letter, post-paid. N.B. [here is lao a Halrling-way from St. Thomas -Street, the next •treet adjoining the said Premises. • SALU ['ARV ADVICE. QUACKERY IS THE DEATH tlir THOUSANDS. HEALTH RESTORED, After having been deceived . and improperly treated by illiterate , Pretenders. ESSR S. COO PE R and Co. SurgeottS,C.harlotte- IYJL house, Charlotte-street, Blaekfriars road, opposite Row land Hill's Chapel i duling 30 years regular practice, can aver that thousands fall vie. tins yearly to a Certain Complaint, owing to im proper treatment, which have caused Ulcerations, with Blotches on the Head, Face, and Body, thinness in the Sight, noise in the Ears, Deafness, Stricuirei, oSithfite Glees, Nodes dri the Shin Bones, ulcerated sore Throat, nocturnal pains in the Head and Limhs (frequently mistaken and often fatally treated as kfteu t:ra;isa:r; at last Dropsy ensues, with a general Debility, and decay of the constitution, originating from a Dreadful Disease lurking in the habit, or the Improper use of Mercury. Messrs. Cooper and Co. have been regularly bred to the pro fession, (and their espertence in the above disorders are timpani. !elect), are Metabers of the Royal College of Surgeons, in Lon don and Edinburgh; and it is gratifying to their feelings to an nounce they have rescued very many of their fellow creatures from the above dreadful disorders (aftet others, and even hospi.. talslad failed), which hundreds can testify. Surgeon Cooper and Co. are consufted daily Rom ten till eight, ky either sex, confidentially; or by letters, post paid, inclosnig a fee, when ruedienes and the best advice will be sent to any part of the town or country. N.H. The PILES and FISTULA cured without Burning er Cutting, and those who labour under tke must distressing Cast" of debility (from whatever cause, whether juvenile indiscretion or otherwise) need not despair, but apply to Messrs. Clover and Co. Charlente.house, Charlotte-street, opposite Rerilam Ilia. Che ri, Blactitivi road. COLONEL, QUENTIK &e. OFFICERS and Persons connected with the Army, In the East and West Indies, Arnerica, Hovland, and all parts Abroad, will find an important and interesting ac quisition in the Half-yearly Volume of the MILITARY RE GI -TER, kit published. in which Six Month? Newspapers are comprised in an elegant Volume, in royal octavo, with all that concerns the Officer, his Allowances, &c. The most liberal terms will be given to Capta;ns of ihips and others who take out a number, for which a ready vent will be inund. This Weekly Paper, the Thirty-second Number of whirls will be pahli,licd Wednesday, the26th instant, ccut.:.:s the only Mill• my 'View of the Court• Martial on Colonel (2•_•f Ni IN. No. 4 , Spring-Gardens, London, (opposite tue Hotel). • THE ARMY. . MILITARY UNIFORM. PROM THE MONTREAL GAZETTE, SEPT. 1i 1814. • GENERAL ORDER. " Head-quarters, Montreal, August 23, I 14. " The Commander of the Forces-has observed in ;he dress of • sevetal of the Officers of corps and departments lately added to this Army, from that of Field-Marshal Duke of WELLING rots, a fanciful variety, inconsistent silth . the Rule of the Service, and in some instances, without comfort or convenience, and to the prejudice of the Service, by removing essential distinctions of rank and description of service. " His Excellency deems it expedient to direct, that General Officers in charge of divisions and brigades, do uphold his Majes ty's commands in that respect, and only admit of such deviations from them as may be justified by particular causes of service, and climate, and even their uniformity is to be retained. " Commanding Officers are held responsible that the esta blished uniforms of their Corps is strictly observed by the Officers under their command. (Signed) " EDWARD BAYNE!, Adjutant-General, N.A." • GENERAL ORDER. RECRUITING DEPARTMENT. " Horse-Guards, October 20, 1914. " kits Royal Highness the PRINCE Reoesyr having been i pleasisl by a Proclamation, in the name and on the behalf of his ,Majesty, to direct, that all soldiers now serving in the Army, Who-are enlisted for limited periods, which original periods of 'service are expired, shall be forthwith entitled to their discharges I(stotwitlistanding the Royal Proclamation of the 31st of July, 'ISIS, requiring, in pursuance ol the powers vested in his Majesty , that soldiers enlisted tor a certain period should, although the .term of their services were expired, be retained in the Army, for the turt her term of three years, in consequence of the continu ance of the war); the Commander in-Chief desires, that the ,Commanding Officers of ieg , meats and depots will take care that 'the accounts of all soldiers belonging to their respective corps, who come under tie! above description, are immediately made 'up, and kat discharges are granted to such of them as may wish to leave the ser vice; and that the same mode is from t me to time adopted with regard to ether soidivrs serving for a limited term, actoidii,g as the periods of their engagement expire. His Royal Highness enjoins the Commanding Officers hilly to explain to these soldiers the marked attention which has, in this Instance, been paid to their peculiar cases, and has induced the l'xisice cos.NT to issue this Royal and most gracious Proclaniatino, notwith,tanding tl:e war between his Maj-sty and the United States of America does still continue• to exist. " Commanding Officers will, on the first of he ensuing month, transmit for the Commander-in-Chief's informal inn, through the General Officers commanding Districts, a nominal list of the men discharged under the above order, specifying the date of attesta • I,lion of each individual respectively. By his Royal Highness the Commatider-in-Chief's command, HARRY CALVE,' f, Ae.j. Gen. • LEAVE OF ABSENCE. The Cimmander-in-Chief has been pleased to ap prove of General Officers commanding districts granting leave of absence to Officers and furloughs to Non-commissioned Officers and soldiers, under the following limitations, to the 10th March next, when in conformity to his Majesty's regulations, all Officers and men arc to be present with their respective r.gi rnents. In the event of regiments or battalions being in stations and not confined in military districts, the Officers commanding are at liberty to use their dis cretion in granting the indulgence of leave of absence, under the same restrictions to the Officers and men under their command, viz.—One Field-Officer, one half of the Captains, and one half of the Subaltern Oiliceis, are always to be present with their regiments. No Otficer, except in the performance of duty or for the purpose of joining his regiment, is to quit the United Kingdom without having first received the PRINCE REGENT'S permission. _ _ The Officers employed on the recruiting service or upon the Staff of the Army are not to be included in the number hereby fixed for the constant duty of the regiment. The application for leave of regimental Paymasters and Medical Officers are to continue to be made as heretofore prescribed in the General Regulations of the Army. _ _ In c.Ase of short leave of absence being requested by Adjutants, Quarter-Masters, or Veterinary Sur geons, it will be requisite that a special report should be made as to the mode in which their duties are to be performed in their absence. The proportion of non-commissioned officers, tram. peters, drummers, and private men, to whom fur loughs may be granted, are not to exceed ten per troop or company. This Order does not extend to the Officers and men doing duty at the depots of regiments on foreign service. The Commander-in-Chief has been pleased to di. rect that the appointments of Assistant-Adjutant-Ge neral and A.sustant-Quarter-Master-General shall be held exclusively by Officers having the rank of Field- Officers, and the appointments of Deputy-Assistant- Adjutant-General, and Deputy•Assistant•Quarter- Master-General, by Officers having the rank of Cap tain or by Subaltern Officers, who have bear three years in the army, andlave a perfect knowledge of their regimental duties. ' All our forces, except the 13th Veteran Battalion, and a detachment of about 150 of the Royal Artil lery, have left Lisbon. The 13th Veterans are be tween 8 and 900 strong, and have been protecting the different depots of stores in and near Lisboa. 'Thursday the Ist division of the 2d R. N. B. Dra goons marched. from Canterbury for Exeter, and were followed by another division nest day. Thursday, the Oxfordshire Regiment of Militia marched Igo Oxford, and Lord FRANCIS SPENCER communieited to Colonel LANGTON, the commanding officer" an official notice he bad received from Go vernment, to suspend the order for disembodying the regiment. FRENCH PAPERS. PARIS, OCTOIER 20. The most lively satisfaction has been experienced in Germany, at the ilea of the independence of the Hanseatic Cities being guaranteed, anJ, probably, the liberty of some other Cities, at the Vienna Congress I the free towns of Germany have, from the earliest times, contributed to the propagation of liberal ideas. Baron St Cyr has, it is said, been appointed Go. vernor of Ctyenne, and will set out on the 25th inst. with an expedition, to enter upon his functions. The Chamber of Deputies assembled yesterday in Committee, for the discuss: n, preparatory to some prejects for new laws r to-day thi y mill assemble is Committee to hear a report from M. Sougues on the Octrois, and from M. Clement, on the Spanish refu. gees, and to continue the discussion on Cie Rrc.tt ticm, respecting the resroa,ibili•y of Nki.stcrs. The Government has granted -1 , 7,0110 irAncs for the restoration of the Abbey of St. Owen, at Rouen, one of the finest Gothic monuments a 1 France. M. De L {fosse, Architect . of' the City, •is charged with the direction of the works. Letters from Antwerp state, that there are in that town a great number of Hessians and Han.cerans in, the pay of England. It appears that the inhabitants in general are but little satisfied with the c.naduct of these troops, which presents a singular contrast toots discipline observed by the French during their stay in' the town. The greatest satisfaction is expressed in Gergrany at the guarantee given to the independence of thO Hanseatic towns, and at the probability that the fret dom of some other towns will he declared at the Cons Kress, that of Frankfort on the Main is already estab lished. The free cities of Germany have is all times greatly contributed to the spr e ad of liberal ideas. VIENNA, OCTOBER 7. An impenetrable veil still covers the operations of Congress, and we are even ignorant of the subjects under discussion. • The most perfect harmony seems to prevail between the English and French Plenipo tentiaries. OCTOBER 9.—The opinion of those who assert that the opening of the Congress is fired for the 18th of 'this month, is every day more and more confirmed. The transactions of Congms, it is supposed, will be all published in the German language. The interesting work on the Congress of Vienna, 'published at Erlang, by the celebrated Professor Lips, has been prohibited under severe penalties, and all the copies have been confiscated. This measure is attributed to the complaints of the Envoys of several Courts. It is said that the Emperor Alexander and the King of Prussia will proceed on the 25th to Bred; on a visit to the Archduke Palatine of Hungary, and r to see the tomb of the sister of the Emperor Alex in. der. It' is added that this Monarch will afterivards remain but a short time at Vienna. The Sovereigns proceeded yesterday at noon with the whole Court, to the Palace of Luxembourg, w:seret they breakfasted, and then promenaded in the gardens and plantations. They dined at six, and then returned to the Imperial Palace. To-day there is to b:r a grand parade, atter church, in the glacis, and in the evening a dress rid'Ata. The Grand Duke Constantine is expected every moment. Baron d'Hompteda, ihe Hanoverian Minister s is arrived to attend the Congress. The Commander de Sald.inlia, the Portuguese Mi. nister, is expected here to attend the Congress. FRONTIERS OF AUSTRIA, OCTOBER 6. The negociations between the Plenipotentiaries as sembled at Vienna have turned hitherto chiefly o n the admission or non-admission of different Pout.; s to the sittings of the Congress. We are assured that the French Plenipotentiary has given in a note rela tive to this matter. ROME, OCTOBER 1. The Prince of Saxe-Gotha is expected in this city. A Turk, from the environs of Tunis, named Mas sand, will be solemnly baptizedon Tuesday next, ire the church of the Holy Apostles. The ceremony will be performed by his Eminence Cardinal Litta. To-day, being the feitival of the Rosary, the bro. therhood of the order of St. Dominic have resumed the habit of their profession. We view with pleasure the restoration of an order which has given to the church thirteen saints solemnly canonized, more than 60 persons who have been beatified, four sovereign pontiffs, three of whom are inscribed among the saints ; 65 cardinals, 21. patriarchs, 700 archbishops, 1800 bishops, 43 apostolical nuncios, and a great many other learned and courageous defenders of oar religion. In a secret consistory of the 27th of September, the Holy Father pronounced a very pathetic oration on the mischief done to the church by the impious man of these latter times, and on the extraordinary and providential events which have gloriously delivered it. His Holiness rejoiced particul irly to see France restored to her excellent king, td her very christiaa king, and enterta;ned the most happy hopes of the in crease of religion m that fine kingdom. He bestowed the greatest eulogies on the courage, the p;e•y, and the charity of the illustrious French ladies, a ho, J.,- ring the persecution, were entirely employed in re lieving the ministers of the church, who wire de rived of all means of existence. His Holiness, speaking afterwards of the goad which he has already effected with the assistance of Gon, since his return to Rome, announced, that he had banished all the secret conventicles, which were not less fatal to the State than to religion ; that he had revived from its ashes.the company of Jesus, the most useful of religious societies, to extend the king. dom of Gon, and procure the salvation of souls; that he had opened again the convents of the religions, against which the rage of the persecutor was so vio lently directed ; finally, that he had restored the holy virgins, whom impious and sacrilegious lauds had dragged film their cloisters. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, "7"IIIS PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties' 4.. Ft rvarts will perform a new Comedy, in five Acts, called POLICY; OR, THUS RUNS THE WORLD AWAY ! PRINCIPAL CHARACTERS: Va. POPE, Mr. DOWTON, Mr. LOVEGROVE, ..Tr. ELLISTON, Mr WRENCH, Mr. HUGHES, . BARNARD; Mrs. GLOVER, Mrs. HARLOWE, Miss KELLY, and Mrs. ORGER. After which, the Musical Farce of MY GRANDMOTHER. 'To which will be added, HONEST THIEVES. T“.rnorrow. Policy, with Turn Out, and The Deuce is in Him. Thursday, H.:inlet—Hamlet, Mr. Kean. Friday, Policy ; with lrtrigue, and illusion. Saturday, Tl.c Mcrcbant of Venice. The Tr 3edy of Macbeth, which hai been in preparation during the wl:ole of the past Summer, will shortly de performed. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS FRESENT EVENING, will be acted the Tragedy of CATO; • Cato, Mr. KEIVIELE ; Juba, Mr. CONWAY; Lucius, Mr. URRAY ;• Sempronius, Mr. BARRYMORE ; : , yphav Mr. EGERTON. Lucia, Visa S. undri-i ; Maria, Mrs. EGERTON. Atter which . the new Milo-Drama , called THE FOREST OF BONDY; or. THT. DOG OF MONTARGIS. The Music composed by Mfr. %stmt.. The Forest of Bondy, or he Dog of Montargis, will be per formed every evel;ing till further notice, To-morrow excepted. To-morrow, Venice Preserved ; with Richard Caur de Lion. TLurttli . .y, Hamlet—Hamlet, Mr. Kemble. Friday, Vi•nice Preserved. Sa , urday Julius C:csar : Brutus, Mr. Kemble..