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,e, -to , •A. e - ? 1 1 C ., 4o ar fciil : V A •' I I" • # 4,, 4*, ul k _ . • , • • al ja ) . • 2.0 - k % . • 114.\--(I NIII\ vi c d • •4 4 - r r U ' tir..BFR 8633. THURSDAY, NOVRVIIIER .Rlll4. S -t101:4 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE , T HIS PRESENT EVENING, their Ma j esties' Servants will perform the Comedy of RICHES ,• or, THE WIFE AND BROTHER. Luke, Mr. KEAN ; Sir lohn 'traffic, Mr. POPE; V e nture, Mr. RAE ; Heartwtll, Mr.DE CAMP. Lady Traffic, Mrs. EDWIN: M rn aria, Miss POOLE; Eliza, Mrs. ORDER ; Fuish, Mrs. Scott. To which will be added, JEAN DE PARIS.. titiNctpAL cumkAcTsts: iVILELLISTON, Mr. LOVEGROVE, Mr. JOHNSTONE ; Mrs. EDWIN, Miss•KELLY, Mrs. ORDER. lb Art Chant BaUet, composed by Mr. BYRNt. To-morrow, The Purse; and the Romance of Illusion. Saturday will be-revived, for the first time at this Theatre, the Tragedyof Macbeth. Monday, King Richard the Third. Tuesday, the Comedy of the Jealous Wife. Mr. Braham will make his first appearance this Season on Wednesday nest, in the Opera of The Devil's Bridge. This day was published,in Co. price Mt. se. boatds, D ERMID i or, ERIN in the DAYS of BORU. A Poem. jiy JOHN VALTON, Esq. Barrister-at-Law. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row. London ; and Jobo Cumming, Dublin. .. T cirst-amt.r p B, No". 111.• t fr . HE . Cdtner b rl? 1 . 1;t1 N. 170 • COMPANY ENOZ;IIIID,7;*tiv di Liar MIAS, 6 lastsi} rive *aim, That a Quonset qeuerol Court of the said Co=WV win be held at thrii: House le LeadenhaU street, ea WEDVEDAY. the 21st Deesmb, r neat, at Eleven o'Cluck in the F ,ret,oon, for the purpose of declaring a Dividend from Tyl , tlsurtmer last to Christmas boat. 4.4lAfl d setißß, Sestee.4. This day was published, price 6e, btierds, A SUMMARY of the LAW of PENAL CON VICTIONS. By JOHN NARES, Of the limner 'temple, Esq. Barrister-et-Law. and one of the Ma gistrates of the Public Nice, Bow-street. London: Printed for J. Butterworth and Son, Fleet-street ; and J. Coke, Ormond quay, Dublin. azirr INDIA Nevrarier t, THE• COURT DIR . BiI O ORS hs YiwrrEi COMPANY "If AfERCII4NTS aigAyD,tradi it fir the Ear INDIES, dv hereby elk witior,,t . •1. • That the Transfer Boots of ihe said Celitany'! , Stock will be shut on I'HURSDAY, instant, At o'quek, at,4 l °pencil pin on TuppAT,thc rab,iantary ulowbv,; And that the Dividend Warrions on the Said Stock, due on the sth January next, JAB be ready to be delivered be WEDNE:i. DAY, the 11th of the suite month. • MAILS CONN. Eseittory. MAVOR'S FATHER'S GIFT. This day wag published, in 2 Vol.. 12mo. price Ms. boards. FATHER'S GIFT to HIS CHILDREN, Consisting of Original Essiys,Tales, Fables, Reflections, &c. By WILLIAM MAYOR, I.L.D. Rector of Bladan near Woodstock, Oxon, &c. Landon : Printed for Sberwo6d, Neely, and Jones, Paternos ter-row, and sold by all Booksellers and Dealers in Books. This day was published, price 9s.ed. bound, • The Second Edition, of • "ALLEN ; or, The YOUNG GbDMOTHtR. L A Tale for Youth, By ALICIA CATHERINE MAKE " It Is your parts and duties to see that this Infant be ought, so aeon as he shall be able to learn, what a solemn vow, promise, and profession, be bath here nude by you." Office for Pub. Bap. of Infants. Printed for C. Law, Ave Maria-lane, London. WAREHOLISPIG AND B 9 ONDING SYSTEM .T HE HE COMMITTEE of MEROaArtr. pointed st the General Meeting field tin the'i lit,bitobey, give Notice, That ea Thursday, the Ruth SiuVetbber. *Want s titre will be a (legal Meeting o( MERCHANTS ea* milt; at the City of Lend Tavern, at Twpive o'Cl?clr., to receive ,istk I Report of the Committee of their its Interview wink 1d5 .. 114t 1 jcsty's Ministers, and to take into emit{ leratl4 . lA*l may be Unitet conducive to the attainnteet of objecis im. portant to the general Commerce of theCountrl. London, Nov. Si 1814. . .C. PRICE; Chlaionsis. The Chair will be tabu at Ofto O'Clolckpirliejll. COPY HOLD AND LEASEHOLD ESTATES. HAMPSTEAD, CAMGRN TOWN, BATTLE-BRIDGE, AND OXFORD-STREET. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Gamway's Coffee house 'Change-alley, Coenkid, on Thum. day, the Sib of December,ini 4, at Twelve o'Clock, in Lots, By order of the Executors of Mr.Wts.nowaa, deceased ; TO THE ARMY. OFFICERS equittpinz themselves for America or aboat to furnish the isuyack Room s are invited to inspect the Improved Articles of Field and Barrack Equipment. now selling on she 111014 moderaie Terms at J. CARMAN'S Canteen and Camp Equipage MinuftFtory, No. YO, Mary-l;-bonne-street, Golden-sqnwe. opposite WWwick-street.—These Articles are equally worthy the attentiossof Families travelling. BY NIS MAJEWITS twrigwr.- it• OYAL . ANTI - ATTgITION- COMPOST. TION, instead of Tallow, Oil or Greaao, to prrolsl the Effects of. Friction in Steam-Enginisi ititadinevy, MIM, Cord Baja, Coaches, Waggons, Carts, ate, Instead Of calpfot foe Ships' Bottoms, Tar; Pareeline, and Service for liiggiitg, or ser. vice for Cables ; to preserve Polished Steel or ken from* rust ;* Wood. or Wooden Buddlop from the Dry-Rot; and by the use: . tit which the Public save in all eases out less than iiiiree hundred pet cent. eaclusive of saving wear and tear, time and labour. Sold, for the Patentee+ at No. 404 Ckaringlaus+, s t ar the : Admiralty, London; and ,• by their appointment at most Ship . Chandlers, Printers, Booksellers, Librarres, Stationers, De ng . gist+, Medicine Warehouses, Perfinners, Ironmonger+, Cutlers, Coachmakers, Innkeepers, Coach and Waggon-olli , :es, Oil and Colatir-shops, Sadler., and Sirpkeepers in the United Kingdom; in boats, price 2s. (id. ; ss. Cd. ; 10s. tid.; One Guinea, sod Two Guinea* each. THE COPYHOLD AND LEASEHOLD ESTATES, comprising a conszontlions gtick-built DWEL LING-HOUSE, three Stories high, four Rooms on a Root, with ' Double-fronted Shop, and private Entrance, situate opposite : Church-lane, Hampstead, in the occupation of Mr. Dixon, Shoe maker, Tenant a! Will. with a Garden. Two neat DWELLING-HOUSES, with SHQP, situate in High-street, Hatupstead, in the occupation of Mr. Brown and Mr. Qaltteoden, on Lease to Mr. Taylor, Cop)bolds of the Manor of Hampstead. A compact Brick-built DWELLING-HOUSE, two Stories high, and neatly fitted up, situate No. 8, Arlington-street, Cam den Town. MORTPAGE. WANTED, from 8'20,000 to 850,000 on the most ample Freehold Seettrity, and pinicblarly advantageous to Trustees, haviog large sums to lay out or invest on landed security.—A liberal remuneration will be made to the person pro• curing it. Flintier particulars inky be obtained on application to Mr. Culdia, Law stationer, Threadneedle-street, London. • Lately published, In One Volume 4to. price £2. 2s. in boards, TRAVELS iu dieCAUCASUS and GEORGIA, during the years 1807-1808, performed by command of the Russian Government. By JULIUS VON KLAPROTH, Member' of the imperial Academy of sciences at St. Peters. burgh, &e. &c. &c. " M. Klaproth is entitled to the most unqualified praise far his exertions and for the important information which he h a s colletted ; Aid we premise those who may be inclined to peruse this work, that they will be rewarded by much amusement and instruction."—Nottb Brit. Rev. No. 2. London: Printed for H. Colburn, - Public Library, SO, Con duit -street; and sold by Bell aad Bradtute, Edinburgh; John Cumming, Dublin; and all Booksellers. The smallestssise lion casuals's*, Qpantlty sufficient to Prime a Four Wheel Carriage Four times, with witch it will ress up wards of Sit Thousand Miles..and k will answer 111 the same *pinkie ter. di mike Wads et week' . A Brick-built DWELLING-HOUSE, two Stories high, con veniently Planned, sittists No. 32, George-street, liaLle•bridge, in the occupation of Mr Beaver. An ebgible DWELLING-HOUSE, three Stories high, two rooms on a Boor, with spacious Shops, Parlour, and Store-room, Kitchen, &c: in the basehinit, situaic No. $4, Oxford -street, on Lease to Mr. Russell. • NORWAT. Partieul i iirs mil be baron she prentises; of Mr. Wire, klimp stead ; of Bury Hotcbinsoo, Lsq. Brewers' HO, Aldentiattbury; at Garra way's ; and of Mr. Rubins, Ws:Vick-street, Golden squat O. HEAD-QUARTERS, FREDERICRSHALL, OCT.III. On the 13th October, Baron Rosen%lad, nn the part of the Swedish C.ommissioners, delivered a dis course in the sitting of the Norwegian Diet. Next day the Diet appointed a Committee of nine ,r ike o i p ero to goofet with the Coannsiesioners a among theist are President Christie, Bishop &ch. anJ Coun sellor Treschow. It was at the same time decided, that this Committee shonlil during three days receive the observations of the Deputies to the Diet, on the plan of Constitution. In consequence, it was not till the 17th that the first conference took place between the Committee and the Commissioners. The latter were satisfied witlithe moderation which the Minister( of the Com mime displayed on this occasion. The minds ne men daily more and.rnore approxienatt, and n is tint doubted that the union will be soleamly fie odes . - 21st. MIDDLESEX AND .StIRREY. LING-HOUSES and GARDENS, HAMPTON-COURT, adjein'ng BUSHY-PARK ; three DWELLING•HOUSES and GARDENS, at TWICKENHAM; three DWELLING. HOUSES and SHOPS, with GARDENS, an HEATHEN STREET, and THAMES-STREEr, KINGSTON. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, G• FOX'S EX T ENSIVE LADIES WOOL 4 • DEN WAR F H OUSE—I udtes ore respect folly informed, that he manufactures, dyes, and Belli nothing btt WOOLLEN GOODS, intt is dosisiquently enabled to serve them mocli!ower Own thaw Kluges who yenta little of every thing, and boy of or other. Woollen Manufacturers to sell again, and that be las the %Fibber* of offering to them this Season, the greatest ilsolte•eiret Seen, hi.every quality, width and price, and in the Most beititlittl, saturated, permanent new colours In Pelisse, Habit, Beranka,Esr.urial, Merino Seal Skin, and Vl;•.ona Cloths, from 10s. to airs. per yard, all two yards wide; and an increased assortment of Itla• Patent Vegetable BLUE, BLACK DYED WOOLLEWCLOTEIS, that retain their rich lustre to the last, An will. not irear Brown; also his China Yang, for Winter Dresses, which surpasses any thing of the kind before tnanufae pretlin tint eopnirr; and G. F. begs leave to acquaint Lad*, 11,4. any of these GaAs are , if tequired, made up into Peligs,s, p'ani or rich!! ornam e nted, 3 to 10 Guineas, by men who o , ly make Pelisses and Riding titbits, a variety of which may be seen everpeer, tampledng to the various orders of Ladies of '•, ' - N.B. FurniMie Woollen Cloths, of every colour as heretofore, which 14kir Srafind Material Saving in purch.siing for their Vittiefsto•mrc • Table' Covets if all sizes, in net , colours sr , l dievipiaitrOyttiyi- - •ibbosselt Cstrpedng. Drngpets, Bakes, and TOlgeich FMnristsi *FA OW Tina* PlakkubtadUllfg bYriffatair:".. ;•• • • • a , Mrect oppal#to ..Ve:JeadlerVioesupww7Kanutie 6rer, g-st . tviCOvent•garltM. ' • - .44.41 E ligliidArtSAlS, Fe 2,5,, awl: O.OUTY. 4FFEeKKANk wikis their usua t i cottemnitansli, raitis . „*Flattiippcy, ,and general Debility (ssjp i itira!44,lv.it•Stiver soma); '.alre relieved add fro'quelttlY d by WiliftEiilSAJD's LRealttk MUSTARD Pru.s, ar: Om ober. usa..itucbtit fails& Ilse. Fluid Essence. of Mustard.' (aseti-tvithahs e illi,, ia tbese,coptigaists /i/IsoFc neciasas7.) is Ple•.! mit,t active, peofdio . Y, and efeetssi remedy in Oft •tintld, torfng At!' SprairtlOustf Bribes, is less' than half the • mu, usuldqtalfen by any oiler Ibltdftsent or EtiM brotatirrtti and irtsgtitittiaedistely after any_secidest, it provisos the parttsndss fr,Amu,y csAtimp it equally elncacivsp ger al' ilheooditienedSSres,,Sore Legs, Soo;- butit , Bri•tidet, Slidelies, Pi on?lits,Rlttprittns, St.l.:gles, Eberle- • in Obi ID:ihe Fee, birse, Ears, and Eyel:ds, Sete and InflainCil Eyes, Sore Hauls, sag Scortattle Huaosis of every deserlpdon. Prepared only, wad spl i dtby . Jobs's*, Apothecnty, tie. )5, Creek-urect.ikam, .1.0 .1* issesect and Pills et U. 9d. eith, the Cirate if 1i 14t hdd 04: • SoWtri every mAlcilki Venatr In ibe'Utticedltusididit: • • • Tie szesstse hhe tvflistkisik:Bustir,:ssith the SUM of )0 4 9 1 1 1 11K.OKADMMIL . .. • e t v , / tmt hes of fiery ht. Lebnliters.—Tills safe and elLigent prepartri: 211.ity esteemed fee Iw agreeable and certain operation, by wblcll .t effectually. removes all iaaetion or Obstruction of the sth ash " 4 Powele A whether arisin g from Bile , Indigestion, Flatulency, or Cold.; WM* at &fortieth, ke. It operates by disludglog acrichtille or other crudities retaisteiria the isoclinal eat.al, • soft Wit au ea idieradve to she system generally. free Motu soy antinsinclal or macerialpreparatione at alt dims s&e; .i and Weii given with 'Moder good Jett during Itrri 'doer t 4 action is particularly adapted's, Penis of Wheal Ilekete,iand *Meld sedeisisey bets, Whose a 'efficient *den of tie b°Wilsionnt kept oNaird crudities.. retained in tirov organs are irequently produdog peigs and distensioas, head-aciss, lee rier, sod giddiness, or a beDbe of wearineye, and oppression. •A . faille trial will fatty alevines the patient of their diner Tke Proprietor thinks it prs yin. to teemed', they will be kund rot only to sec without pain mi uneasiness, bat to leave the body, slier their immediate action ceases, (tee from that, costive state *Dia generally s•icceeds the operation of laza ive medicines. 2 411 d" bY IL . Edtraids: ad, gr, raj@ Ldiedod Ake Ss VI and 4s. Gd. per Dos% • . . A COMPLE.TX FARM-HOUSE LIBRARY, Tis be comprised in Twelve Monthly Pans. This day was published, price to.. fid. Part I. of ACOMPLETESYSTEM of PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE ; inclgding aB the Modern improve r Ments and Dissoverlirs; feria of 1111 -, strireettrissirald in qtriry *kith have been bestowed on this important Science, during the List thirty Years; the whole combining and explain ing fully, extensively, and completely, the Principles and Prac tice of the Modern Art of Husbandry in all its Branches pod Re 'sums; forming Two large Volumes in Quano,lllustramd with neatly One Hundred Engravingi,T Thirty of which are coloured from Naturea, representing improved !tapir/neap, the various Grasses, and the principal Breeds of Sheep and Cattle, front Uri. ginal Drawings. By R. W. DICKSON, M. D. Honorary Member of the Board of Agri -ulture, etc. &c. it should be understood that this capital Work includes every Branch of the importaot Art to which It relates, Arable and Pai• wile: particularly the best methods of Platting, and the improved Management of Live Stocll,4ith a description of Implements and Buildings, the Theory of Sails and Manures, the b• st methods of Inclosing, Enthanking, Roadmraking, Draining, F-11- lowing, Irrigating, Paring and Buing:the Implored Cultivation of Arable Lands, and all kinds of Grain, ArdScial Grasse., &c. London : Printed for Sharwood, Neely, and liines, Paternos ter-row ; and May be had of all BooksAlers; Nevrscarrters, Post masters, and otksw dales in Books. C.ATOWS WORKS. This day was published. A new Faints, price Ss. Illustrated withCasee, I. A PRACTWAL TREATISE on the PRE- Z VEN PION and CURE of the VENERKAL DISEASE Is both SEXES, and its consequences; in Which a mild and suc cessful mode of Treatment it pointed out, iocluding Observations on Ftrietures, Glccts, intaneous Eruptions, imaginary Vem-real Diseases, &c. &c. Intended rz a Guide against the dangerous effects of this baneful malady. By T. M, C.AXON, Surgeon, Ict, Statittupe-atreet, Newcastle-street. Strand ; Lite of the United Hospitals of Sc. lbomas's and Guy's. 2, A 'treatise on ludibeation, being an Enquiry into the Die reses arising and connected with the Functions of the Stomach, rid, Remarks nn the 'Lief* and Its influence on the Gistric system. To which are prefited, sonic general Obeervatinns on Scrofulous and Cutaneous Diseases. Price ss. 9. A Popular Treatise en the Prevention and Cure of the dif ferent Staged of Asthma, and Winter Cough, with new zud sue• ees3ful his:factions for the Preientionand'froatinent of Aide. iuktic Pits. Fourth Edition, price Ss. 4. Practical Observations on the Debilities, natural and ac. spired, of the Generative Organ. of both Sears, including the Geary of Ginaration, &c. Price Ss. td. 5. rude* Treatise oil Diieasee; including Obser vations on Parturition, Lactation,. and the Disord‘rs incident to those irnportatit changes. Price 3s. 6d. Printed for Sherwood and co. go, Paternoster-row and J. Martiti, 55,, linileaiitreet, Caere: datlslquare, London. , LOVIC, AN_ 0_ h ,SPINCAI ig . 131$PILWAAY. the Dilige et yogic. " • Nivatmosfi. ► , Xi,Act! Egretuont ;, tt lieegtigkol M. P. ' nil of Leitrim. W. Junes, M.P. ' . Han. Col. J. Batley; M.P. - ` 1261.11. Clements, M.P. iutl l atosb.--Mr. Versals. ' p( & I College t I,opdan. . HIS INSTITITTIP ; ,iirti . ed for the e4ciss . 514 Tresttritent and Core of tbi VI EICEAL DISEASES, aud their dreadful cont•eluences, as StrientresiDebnitien, Meta. dons, &e. has to boast the cure el ne less than,2,ooQ Patients, an nually, many of w!,orn have been afiteted from I 0 to 20 years. The early syMptoths of Godornisa and Chancre:are cured In ' a ft* days by Mr Klernan's sitgeri ! ,, 4 4 el esdpui mode of 1 treatment, and that weatniss and derangentint of the generative orrims which ImVair Ore constitution. and Auden /A, are bete more successfully treated titan on any other Ono, . ,___ • Mr. Kiernan may be consulted as usual, by Tidier , ' Mid, 'at Ids priate house, N0.114'1.01,4 Ilkarliatiaverese, likilferd.stioare, *here Letters from Town and Country groin be Iddrolliod•suct the nectseary advice and anthill* will be elan en ant to any put of the kingdoms.' Just published, twit* SC Nsiiikai the above Diststeer. Seld'by Sherwood ad[ de . SVCOW i ;and Wesley, 24, Eleetsetreite • . 44.14., : At Oarraway's Coffee-Hotaso„ 'Change-Alley, Cordla, on Tuna sons'. the Mth of December, 1814, at let riclock, in Lots, by Order of the Executors of Mr.WittlAta Fs owes, deceased, THE Eligible and Improveable FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATES, comprising, a Commo dius and Substnntial Brick-built DWELLING-HOUSE, with °dices, Coach-House , and titaSie, Garden and Pleasure Ground, in the occupation of, sod on Lease to Mrs. Luau ; and a DWEI.I.I NG. 10115 E, w th Garden, att. in the occupation of Mrs. Sm t rtt, on Lease, situate at Hampton-Cotirt, adjoining %W I - Psi k , and overlttoknig I lam ptort-Cottrt Gas dens. A cots; act, carat BRICK DWELLING-HOUSE and GAR DEN, late in the occupation of Mr. Etowta ; a sommottous and substantial Brick-built Dwelling, conveniently planned with Carpentars' Shop , , large Yard, Sheds, Sawpit, and Stable, situate near the George, at Twickenham, in the occupation of Mr. Ro. bat Hudson, Carpenter; Walnut-tree Cottage, with Garden, dm. situate near the Church, 'l' wickeoham, on the road front Rich mond-bridge, of winch immediate pnesession may be had. • A BRICK BUILT DWELLING-HOUSE, in the occupation of Mr. Du v KY, situate in 'I hangs-street, opposite the Horse market, Kingston ; the Reversion of Two Freehold Dwelling houses with Farrier's Shops, and Outbuildings, Gardens, &c. In HeAthen-street, Kingston, in the occupation of, and on lease to, Meurs. Hardioge and Cannon. To he viewed, by leave of the Tenants. Particulars may be had at the King's Head, and Mr il&hert Hudson, Twickenham ; Bell, Isleworth; Pigeons, Breuifortr; Talbot, It'c'imond ; King's 'Arms Hampton Court; Kinpton y Bury Hutchinson, Esq. 'Arms , Hall, Aldaernanbury ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick.street,, Golden-square. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF THE AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP. MADAM, JHAVE taken the liberty of troubling yon with this Latter, knowing that many parents, through prejndice.tbink it impossible, by only dubbing the gums.of a child. it can have any effect in bringing their Teeth through without pain ; must say I wa. one of thft number, until about two months since, my child was taken with moat violent screaming', night and day. We knew it 4rocreded from the teeth. 1 Irameltately purchased a bottle of your AMER/CAN SOOTHING SYRUP; Whew, to my great surprise, in a few minutes alter the gums were rubbed, the child ' went elf in a comfertahle sleep for several hours. In about a week, two teeth came through; in a very short time afterwards. to our otter astonishment, six more made their appearance, with out the ,hewing the least symptoms of uneasiness. He is now cutting two double-teeth with apparent ease. I administered some to a neighbour's child, who was not expected to survive through the agonies of Its teeth, when to the joy of its mother, he immedir.tely revived, and shortly aster four teeth made their appearance. Any Lady who may have their doubts of its won derful effects (as I had myself hefere I applied it) shall be satis fied by caUing at my house, No. ; Crosby-row, Ring-street, Borougfi. I ant, Madan, your's reipectfully, April 29, 1814. R. li t ramter. To be had of the Proprietors, Sobneon and WlSiams, No. 94, Newman-street, Oxforit-street; and by their appointment of New:tery, St. Paul's Church-yard, and Dame -onset, Dublin; Barclay, Fleet market ; Direly sod Sutton, Bost 41101Irch-yard ; Shaw and Edwards, ht. Paul's Chutch lard; Buder,Al s Cluspeide ; Evans, Long-lane, Smithfield; and by all thit principal Medicine Venders In town rid country, at 114.94.4 bottle. Caution.—Re sure to ask for "Johilleatt and Williams', Ame rican Soothing Syrup,* as there are several spurious sorts. N. B. Mrs. Johnson relieves die Infest Poor as usual, at her house, every Tuesday and t;antriayntabinbag, frets nine to ten O'Flnek, by bringing a later from a respeatible beJsekseitri, to 'artily they are real objects of st.aiity. ii4MSUAGII MAIL. tiANOVER,. OCTOBER 21. ()Meal intelligence was yesterday received from . Count Munster, the Hanoverian Minister, now At the Congress at Vienna, that Hanover has been there raised to the rank of a Kingdom. At an entertain. ment given yesterday, by the celebrated General Yost Alten, of the Englibli German Legion, who is now here, his Royal rlighnesit the Duke of Cambridge proposed a toast on account of tolis event, which is in every respect so interesting to the Hanov.n-,ans.— We look with impatience for the p4rt;rulArs. and whether, and in what manner, Hanover is to I ece.ve an accession of territory. VIENNA, OCTOBER 19: A manuscript circulates here called Extract of three Conference:, which the most distinguished of the Ministers now here have, it is said, had together.— According to this, it should seem that a treat dif ference of opinion prevailed in them on many imp*. cant subjects. A report had been spread hem that several Mo narchs would soon leave this city, but as the Con gress does not open before the is of November, well informed persons believe that their stay wilt be pr.,- tracted. . . . HAMBURGH, OCTPUU Ot t [PRIVATE cunticsrosnacisio,c.] The inteHigertce from Vichnt begins tole interest ing. We now learu,*that the Prince Rtgent of Eng land will raise the Electorate of Hannv.r to a king dom, and thus the British Sovereign vli.l unite in fu ture three or tour r.)yhlii..s in his Crown. The , parti culars are not yet known ; hut it is added, 6.e the King of Hanover will be Protector of the' Hanse Towns. It is decided, that Saxony shall be occupied in a short time by Prussian troops. • According to letters from Vienna, Prus(i will also have Swedish Pomerania, • in consequence of arrange ments with Denmark. It is added, that the latter will be indemnified by Great Britain. te► Nothing is snore false than the revived report, that the Island of has been occupied by the English. Great palt of Western Prussii will return under the sceptre of that power, namely, Posen, Unmet, and liailisah. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. HIS PRESENT EVENING, will be acted the 7'nutedy of PIZARRO. Rolla, Mr. KEMBLE; Ataitba, Mr. EGERTON; Pizarro, Mr. BARRYMORE; #loozo, Mr. ABBOTT. Cora, Mrs. H. JOHNS TON; Elvira, Mrs. RENAUD. -To.whieh•wlll be added, ROSINA. ibleale, Mr. INCtEDON ; William, Mr. DURUSET. Rosins, Miss S - 1 fintENt3; Rambo. Miss MATTHEWS. -To-morrow, Isalrlla : Isabella, Miss O'Neil. fiwurday, Julius Cesar: Brutus, Mr. Kemble. Monday Romeo and Tuesday, The Wheel of Fortune ; with Blue Bear& A new Opera, in two acts, has been some time in rehearsal, called John. of Paris, and will be produced immediately. SOI'HI NOVEMBER. • SWIFT and Co. the Contractors, respectfully in- KY form the Public the State Lottery will begin and finish Drawing on the 30th November. Titre are only 8,000 Tickets, 8134 the Scheme Contains . 2 - Prize/ of -. 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