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..4ftv.t 01 i THIRD TIME. TftEATR E-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. PRES ENT EVENING, NOVEMBER 12 , IVmajesty's S e rvants will act a New Drama, in S Acts, THE SIEGE OF ST. HE NTIN ; OR, SPANISH ROIS QUI M. WO new Scenery, Music , D resses, and Decorations. os Qverture and Music composed a nd selected by Mr. lino& SPANIARDS. Fxtunuel Philip (Duke of Savoy), Mr. PUTN.AM ; Connt Egnion: (the General), Mr. ELLISTON ; Th eo dore (his Son), Master WALLACK ; E e med (the Military Minstrel), Mr. BRAHA,M; remand, Mr. DE CAMP;; Alvarez, Mr. RAY ; Miguel, Mr. MILLER ; mina (Wife of Egmont), Mrs. H. SIDDONS. ENGLISH. Sr Leinster Kildare, Mr. JOHNSTONE ; captain, Mr. MADDOCKS ; Jack, Mr. PENLEY ; °seers, Mr. LAUREN", Mr. ROBERT; &leant Sturdy, Mr. COOKE ; s o ldiers, Mr. GIBBON, Mr. DIGNUM; D ow sers, Master DO UR 0i SET, Master HUCKRL , Fazucu. D e cowry (Governor of the Castle), Mr. RAYMOND; Laroche, Mr. SMITH; ogaers,Missrs. WEBB, FAIRBROTHER, CHATTERLEY, GOODMAN, AUSTIN ; W Messrs. FISHER, MALE , WELL S , CA R BOIS, Bce. Wg iss De 'Valmont, Miss RAY; Margaret, Miss TIDSWELL. So which wilibe laded, (sth time) the Comic Drama of THE THREE AND THE DEUCE. • Peregrine Single, Mr. ELLISTON ; Pertinaz Single, M. ELLISTON; Percival Single, Mr. ELLISI ON. The new Drama of the Siege of St. Quintin, or Spanish He ngist, performed for the second time last night, was received throughout will the loudest shows of applause, sad will be re paged every evening till further notice. On Monday, with Vays and Means. ADMIRALTY ifewiskr 9, 1808. MY LORDS COMMISSIONERS of the AD MIRALTY having ordered his Majesty's Bomb Vessel FURY to be stationed OFF THE SC 1W to carry a FLOATING LICH 1 - for the safety of the Convoys paving or repassisig ; and the said Vessel being directed to take her Bearings as follows : viz.—The Scaw Light House to be brought to bear W. N. W. by Compass, six Miles, when the outer End of the Reef will bear N. W. by N. by Compass, distant three Miles—Notice thereof is hereby given for the information of the Masters and Pilots of his Majesty's Ships, and for the benefit of Navigation in general. Notice is hereby also given, that my Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty have received informatkin that the Enemy have shewn FALSE LIGHTS ON THE COAST OF JUTLAND, with a view of deceiving the Vossels navigating the Sleeve. ARMY. A CAPTAIN in a Second Battalion at present quartered in England, wishes to exchange. into a Sing Battalion In India.—Direct to J. S. Post Office, Colchester—Let ters post paid. . EDUCAT!ON Olt )li. - This day was publish..., price 6s. J OSEPH LAN: AST Eit4 SPELLING SOOt for the Use of SchoAs ; coataini:.g a ...h.., thousand words aclared to his pec:ditr plan wherehT o e Book may be mad* to serve for a whole S;113:)1, tough consisting Si many hundred children. Printed directicas for its use will he given to the Purchasers with each Copy. To be had of Win. 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'ring PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER 12, 1 their M*sties Servants will act a New Grand Melo-Dra ma& Opera, in Three Acts, called THE EXILE. The meek, scenes, Dresses, and Decorations, are entirely new. The Overture and Music composed by Mr. MaZzirighi. The whole arranged under the direction of Mr. Farksy. Count Uuick the Exile, Mr. POPE; Governor of Siberia, Mai MUNDEN ; Baron Alvadorif, Mr. LISTON ; Count Calmar, Mr. DICLEDON ; The Patriar h, Mr. CRESVrELL ; The Csatowitz, Master GOODWIN ; Dun, Mr. YOUNS, (his third appearance on this stage) Weltieft, Mr. JEFFRIES; Rit ski, Mr. MURRAY: Yenned', Mr. CHAPMAN; Servitz, Mr. FAWCETT. The Empress Elizabeth, Mrs. ST. LEGER. Seism, Mrs GIBBS ; Vezina, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON; Catharine, Mn. DICKONS ; Anna, Mrs. LISTON ; Villager," Mrs. EMERY. In Act. 11. the Coronation of the Empress Elizabeth. The Datices (composed by Mr. Bologna, junij to be perfousted by the Misses Adams, and the Corps de Ballet. To which will be added, the last New Farce. called THE PORTRAIT OF CERVANTES. - The New Grand Melo-Drantric Opera of the Exile, con tinuing to be received throughout with universal approbation and applause, will be repeated every evening till further r.otiee. On Monday, with Tom Thumb. On Tuesday with the rollhv of a NEW MUSIC. 'hi day was published by Goulding. Phipps, D'Almaine and Co. maskAtnerS, 124, New Bond-street, and No. 7, Westmorland preer, Dublin, TWELVE Solffygis, or Exercises for the Voice, to be vocalized ; compose - ) and dedicated to his Scholars, by Vtnanzio Rauzziai ; with a Portrait of the Author. Book Ist. Bin 15s. Engraving, and speedily will he published, a Seecnd Set of Twelve Sot - gis, by the same Author. PRIZE WINE. 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