The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-11-23 00:00:00

• - . . 4. ' •11, 1 Z ' 4. 4 ~' - I . i . VP Of - • -4, 441 5r0-- -.... • •••ft••-•••031,t , - .1••,,t---** • ••••- • . :44‘. . - '4o -or- • . le • • .... . ".'. % T 7 . - '. • ; r, . ..... .410 . • f * 4 .k . A , . .. I• cs .: . . • ' • '. C lit• '•• .% . •., , • 2 ... .... 41 ' • .% al 4.; s, rk:Ogrekr... *R i r l ' ' l' ." 1'.... • . I . •. 4 t i .• ..... -- ..,., • (.4; i •• • i •I . • -.-,.. , ~-. ,• ~ 4 1 , , - 0\ .. li t • 0 '. i! ? 1 , •:- lo i L. I. '' : .L . 4 1• -ci ii t l'is . 'a t " • •ft — e l . 7 l PRICE bi n . - • - • , Joie.. • • EWCASTLE-STRERT, public indigo • b 4 : "this was done at into t I'D. C of the LORD CRAM- time. IN. —.. • Bcfore the Westphalian Universities were sub- -, - 4 • • •••••• IP .•dl, • i *• • t• • • ••• . . `-t '. . ,‘ THURSDAY, ;1 7 '0P - EMBER 23, 1809. ~.:.:. No. 1167. ~' ~. ti .1.• • •- . • VCS • • • • JOSEPH LAVCASTEOS LECTUNE.. • - ROYAL MIMI; SYSTEM. OF EDUCATION. SALES BY AUCDION. OLYMPIC PAVILION. NEW , .STRAND. Established by AUTHORITY BERLAII\ rr The Pekik are most respertMlly requested to- lake notice, that Me Spectacle of ALMA will hi withdrowe rafter SATURDAY, as on MONDAY sou will be pre tested, a New Burletta Spectacle, founded oo a welt-koown domestic Story. PHIS EVENING, 23d, _Friday, 24th,, and Saturday, Est' It of November, will Ile presented, for the Fourth Timm& Comic Burletta , in owe Act, called THE MAUN fED V ILLAGE; or Love( ( Stratageus.—Prioei pal Characters — Equity , hie. Fos; William Mr. Jobeson; Peter, Mr. Decastro ; Leftism, Miss Bia ra ireee; Annette, M. Pearce; end Clod, Mr. Johaneat.—Sistiteth lila. a new SerM Consic Spectacle, -with characteristic Dawes, iiic. called A LZI RA ; or, The Alierine Corsair. POlnclpal Characters by Mr. Crowson, Mr. Norman, hits. Pearce. Mr. Berthe d, and Mrs. Pastor. Hoeseosanship, by Mr. Smith aui yellow Saonetersowira she totter's mosiceits res on the TIGHT ROPE. To tars e& wit (10th time) a new Peatisielese, with estetweve Seamy, Maehimeg, &c. called THE 'FROZEN siousTAIN; or, Harlequin Exiie..-• H • hir. Amami; glissura, Mr. ?lumen i mad Ca le Mos. Pechr tat otet EitiOstrims Tallies 14 abEes ON Tit . BOOKS. . . By Mews. K [NG mod LOCREE, jutted to their nevi waster, Gottingen generally coented Bor 900 students; Halle, front 1000 to 1200; Helmstedt, from 2 to 30; Riotaln, 100 to 150; Marburg, from 3 to 4uo; and Pader. born, from 60 to 60. In 1808, the whole num. ber of students in the sue Universities, amounted to no more than 1128, of whom Gottingen had 500, Marburg 200, Hatle 180, Helmstedt ,150, Rink:ln 60, and Paderborn 38. Wiwa Vienna was first conquered, no resist. once was offered by tb fortifications. The Aus. trio Gore/Amain was aware of the inutility and the danger of thus ezp,ising a capital to the hor. ron of war. When it was last approached, the Archduke Maaimilian conceived, bet did-not eze. 1111:Os plan of defooalioi the ramparts; wit* ?Andottd afar - eiftosing.. The capital of the empired thus ezperienced some damage, from the frantic attempt that was made to save it; and the French were its real preservers. lf, therefore, the Rowse of Austria (bet Heaven forbid the idea should be entertained,) recal once more the French soldiers under those walls, they will then still more than on the preceding occasions, &igen. sibie of the want of a Sobieski. '[he French will at least find only an open •capital, and .1 papule. thin prepared to receive them as enemies who have 1 1 left behind them honourable recollections. LANCASTER, Author sou) Su per tir r(*endow MA of the N for EDUCA kING POOR CHILDIRRN. limier ROYAL PATRON AGE, intends to delivers GIICTURS-on EDUCATION INGEN VAAL, sad the Admitting's af his NEW AND ORIGINAL SYS EM IN PARTICULAR, # the Assusnoir, Rpow, PAUL 9 Hail,. Citvcarnx-irraisii, in the F.yining'orthe Day milled FRIDAY NEXT, at Six o'Clook. The allied of tki4 Lettere is insblady to explain the Man ner in whtch ONE.M ASTER fn y Kevorwand teach. ONE THOUSAND - CHILDRCN 1110 as. mach. facility as ?WENT Y, in half the 'usual Time, 'nod at one-third the ordinary Expence: The principle of Order, the Method whewhy awe Book will settee.. ur Fire Hunired or One Thostivad*Children, and the Manner in which Five Ifandred :nay Spell at the same iritw:iat of time, will be eluci dated by a number of Boys practically exemplifying the WM. Ticket. of Aiboiisioa Is. each, any be bad at VVitliani Corson' SO, lAde - 4 0 -stred Cooper, ; and Jobe Lper, 8, Queen street. C lors pad e To-morrow, sad three following days, at twelve. TIIF. Second Part of the LIBRARY, late the Property of ALEXANDER DA LR ICIIIPLE, Esq. F. R. S. deceased, Illydrogmpher to the Admiralty and East lama Company ; comprising a very extensive Confetti:se of Books in F.oglash and Foreign History, Topography,-Bio graphy and Geography. May be viewed, and Catalogues had, price 4.4. Valaa 4e Melees.—sy Memrs.IIEING and LOcHRE, at -their Great Ream, V, Kier street. ms Wedweada,v December 19, BM tem fenti e tai lt iAtt - Wei:koown and voloable MUSE MofN A 1-1. A TURA!. and ARTIFICIAL CURIOSITIES; rue taleing among ethers, a very_ singular assatowical figure of Rockstraw's, an Automaton Hope Daimler, several curious Mechanical Clocks, with Chimes, particularly one support ed by an or-mole Elephant, the trunk, eye.,, ears, tkc. imi tating the natural motion of the Animal. ate Temple of Ve nits, various Grottoes, a Ataxic Well, Panorama of London, P4antammagorias, Concave Mirrors, Glass Cases, Shell Work, South Sea Dresses, Spring Organs, Cameron, a tree Merlin's Ch a Weighing Machine, Models, Magaets, Shells, and Tao ii.as Miscellaneous Articleo. Mao be viewed Monday and Tuesday, the 11th and 14th, and Catalogues had at the Room. • TO VAIIIIIB4 FURNISIMO HOUSES. BY TAI: KING'S PATENT. THE ECONO.NI IC A L DOUBLE RE. TREATING BEMS t'ER STOVES t nr, The S A WO. OU ARD ARAI Nrr Ftat.— Roberts and C a n . No. 86, Oxford greet, London, beg leave to Inform she Public, that they have obtaiued his Majesty's Patent for the above Stov which time flatter themselves still be found, on inspection, of the strum( public utility, being a perfc-t 4afegitard ngainst any acrid' s). that awry happen from Fire, ile dreadful coo. sennecces of .visieh are too well known. These r/ils are to tally removed in an easy, sinsple manner, by tine applimtisso of these Tbey are also a certain cure for Smukey Chintisiee, and a great saving of Fuel will he found k their e. T.sey are neat ad elegant in appear.ince, isa , l aced only In be known rn retworkend them to public approbation—to gether with every article in the branch of ironmongery. N. B. A varte•y of setas,d-;;And Register Stoves, that have bee takes in ezehante fur the above Patent Stoves. - TO BUILDERS, ke. tBE LET, on Building Mg.', by theWor ipfel Compaq y of IRONMONGERS, at a General Quarterly Court to held(' at Inonenongers Hall, Feneltureb street, on Tuesday the 48th of November lament, at Twelve o'Clock precisely, a large PIECE of GROUND, fir the erection of a NEW-STREET, to contain 60 Houses of the Third Rate, to cnoweanicate with fromeonger-row and Old street-square, near Old-street, Latham Proposals fee taking uchliround, in one or more Lots, of not less than two Howes In a Lot, at a net Ground-rent dear of ezeept the Property Tax, will he receist4l at De Clerk's Orme on or. before M onday, the Yitli mutant, be tweets the 'Norm of Tensed Two, where the Plan nod Par ticulars may be sees.—N. B. The Land Tax Itredeensetl. T. PELLT, Clerk. Ironmonger's Hall, Nov. 1, 1809. BOOKS. By Messrs. KINfS and LOCHEE, At their Greatßoans, J 3, King-street, Cisvest-gardits,enillan dav, Dee. 18, taxi dire. lotion.* Days, at Twelve o'clock, ID A P., T of the Valuable LIBRARY of Mr. 1 PELTIER, among whkh are some the beat Autiews, in Frigii.h. French, and Itstlidn Liteiatare; the whole in very tame,: preservation, and many in eleinut bindings. Ali the fortifications which surrounded the city, and separated it (ruin the suburbs, have been un. &mined and blown up. They will be replaced by promenades. Vienna cannot hut gain by the change ; and an improvement, which its Sore. reians perhaps never would have thought of dun. ing peace, will be the result of the war. 'Pis is nut the first time that Vienna has received favours from the French ; and henceforth it will receive them alia)s as friends, never as enemies. The peace has not raised the funds, or increased the value of the paper money at Vienna. The re. treat of a great army, which consumed a vatt quantity of provisions and circulated much specie, most at first necessarily throw this capital into a state of stagnation very unfavourable to the paper money ;.while the completion of the coniribu. hens, and the necessities of the Government about to be re-established, will farther tend to render coiu more scarce and paper more plenty. RAMMING AND WINE TRADE IN TIM COUNTRY AGM:NTLIIMAN well-acquainted with Coe London and Country Ba"'.unir business, and wb• has ensalicrable . .ee.tl 'merest in a Conotry Town of fashionable resort. where the returns for Wine are considerable, and ebieo~ rat rest IP wiry. Is desirous or meeting with a nentle • man te juts hi n, in either or both the above concerns, which would cowsre a large PAM on the Capital employe.i. Any Person having frost L to 10)Ol. in ready monet , and willing ta e uplor it to othmitage, h requested to ade.re4 , . pwt-patd, to Y. Z No. Skimer-street, linowhill. L.mdriii. No let ters will be encoded to Milesii frogs Piincipals, nor unless they COIOIII the.sttal naroc and nbnde of the *titer. RICIIAH,DSON, GOODLUCK, and Cu. joint Contractor' for the late State Lottery, return their secbt grateful acknowledgments to the Public, for the high eacouragetneut they gave to the New Plan, for Pray/- log the Lottery in One bay, and to assure them, that a has fully answered the expectations of Government, by doing away the Evil; attendant on Lotter ies, that hate been %.1 much complained of. They beg leave to reciimmeirt the Nett State. Lotter y , _ which is on tbe wise principle, and will he drawn in Oise Day, 14th Febnutry next. Only 5,0J0 !lumbers.—Four Tickets of each Number. SCHEME. PRINTS. Hy Watts. XING and LOCHEE, On Saturday, Dee. ft. at Twelve o'clock. A COLLECTION OF PRINTS. • MINERALS and SHELLS. By Nears. NINO and LOCH EE, At their Great Room, M, King-street, Carew-garden, nu 1 Tuevellky, dad. 2, and Six following Days, at Twelve o'cork, TitESEITMTH PART of the Valuable and Extensive STOCK la 'MADE, late the property of Mr. JACOB P*ORSTER. deceased. May be viewed oa Newsday. awl Catalogues then had. 4.. Prize+ of .. af52).000 4.. Prizes of ...,C5,900 12 • 1,000 21) 500 44 &e. &c. ke. • - . - THE SURLIER HEAD-DRESS; or, A. ROSS'S HEADS OF 11.111 t, . - No. 119, Dlshorigate-street. TIIE admiration with which the Fashionabla tVorla 'aave viewed ItOSS's Nes Invention, ;Ind the reputation whirl' has universally unaided his Ornaineetal Prodoetions, pr.:.-rauinently distinguish him above all rem petition. *sent. years studious application to the Prin..;ples of Air prarAnit,, he Irls b. , length been enabled In . duce to the Psiblic one of the most estr t , n-dinary Ili-cnverie, in the Systrie of Wig-snaking, that human imaginai:on rusiW sue ,l and n'll..h have obtained the appelk.tion of ROSS'. I'. A OS II A I R. Art hew ri es ,o the most pert-et •evehtnnee of Nature ; the stspevacts of toe Skin, and complesionol colours of the HZ•esi ate asannisuiugly Imitated. and appear es the grontid-win k sod base upon whleh the I lair is fixed. liver} partici. is 4.) admirably caerstrected as to admit the most minute esamiuntion, withnutthe possibility of a disco very t and the whole system is so eiqinsitely woven. as to coeibier usful comfort and elegance of taile, with the num bappy apse:onion-sof Nature. Tickeh and Shares are Wow Oa Sale at the old 0111tvs, cor ner of Rank Buildings. and facing the Kiwi Mews, Chariag- Cross, by RICII kItDSON. CIOODLUCK,'and CJ. TO THE PUBLIC. 3KS. • By Mum. KlNGlird LOCHEE, Attbeir Great Room, 38, Kt ig-street, Gwent-garrico, nest . J;amaiv, rpm: ENTIRE STOCK in TRADE of Mr. I. BENJAMIN UPHILL. Booksrlier, late of May's liaildings, deceased; comprising n General k OLLBCTION of BOOKS, iocladirkg many scarce Tracts. - - - WIFT and Co. beg leave mist respectfully to relent their thanks to the Public, for the unexampled ttirtand support they experieeal as Conitreettini for the i r iw ry ;Lail at the same tone to express tbegratificatise Isey feel in having had the honour of liting before the/ Noble. e first Lottery on the improved principle, which has at ohm fulfilled the beeelicial intentions .if the Chancellor of the Exchequer, by preventing the evil of lassarance. and received the sanction AT the Putrie i as affording a superior chance to tissiadvetasiver. The peisived Lottery is ..xnetls on the same plau as the last, and *ill. no doubt, be equally honoured by the approbation of the Public. SC II E M E. FOR THE STATESMAN. VALUABLE. COLLBG (lON OF BI:4 1 1 RCS TRACTS. By Mersa. K and LOCH EE, At their Gies! Room, 38, King-street. Covent-Garden, the beginning of next March, LTA. A !Argo COLI4ECTION of carious and rare TRACTS in the Tine of Elizabeth, James I. Charles I. and the Commonwe ails. tailing them will he fi ound a great number of rare Portraits by Fenian:it, Delaram, Glover, C. Par, Ike. curious Wood-cuts. • The Tracts of Elizabeth and James are principally in black letter, and consist of Poetical and Miscellaneous. Cata logues will be ready one month before the Sale. 4 of £1..1,0W 1911 0f... £5OO 4 of 12 of 1,11•41 4,91U...fr0nt ... A:5O to £1.5 Orly 5010 Nutabers; Four Tickets of ever) Number, each of which will be entitled to toe foil Atnouut ut whitener Prize is drawn against the Number. Tickets and Shares are selling in great variety at SWIFT and Co's Oakes, No. 11, Poultry; NJ. 151, Charing-Crow; No. SI, Aldiate 11 igh-street. • CHEAP BOOTS• AN D SHOIA JM. COWAN, from UOBY ' ., No. 341, el • S f RAND, one door front- Catherine-street, has cos- Molly on sale tie .it estetrive Assortment in London, of Cie Cieve articles, warranted of the best materials and work manship, which, in coomiuence of receikinF ready money for, he is rani sl to sappls tientlenten with lull SU per cent. the usool bespoke prices. rh- great este nurag• 'mot J. M. C. has experienced during th:- t ei,fht iounces him to take this method of ma n( pntsl'n the above p;an, the advantages of which are so ohvions, that it needs uoly to be ger.erolly known to b al most universally adopted. The trade supplied as usual. MUSEUM. By Messrs. KING and LOCHEE, The end of seat March. PIIE Valuable MUSEUM and STOCK in TRADE, the Property of Mr. RICHARD SUM IIIERS, of 11, Old Cavendish-street, consisting of Paint ings by the finest Masters, Etruscan Vases. Bronzes, two pair of antique Grecian Lamps, beautiful Carvings of the finest workmanship, .timptsous Cabinets, Old China, Mo saic Tables, and other tine Marble Tables, Miniatures by Oliver, Cooper, Petitot, &c. Antique Rings, Intaglios, Gem., Minerals, Carving in Vinod, Amber, Double and Single Barrelled Guns, bac Old Armour, inlaid with Nold, and English Chair Armour, Stiffed Birds, Silver and Gold Conn, a large quanta') of Shells and Grottos, Glass Caw, &e. Calelogres will be ready fourteen days previous to the Sale. FIRST STATE LOTTERY FOR 1909. To be Drawn the 11th of February, Inln, ALL IN DYE DAY. T ICKETS I;;;lifiktißiare now selling by. SIR J. BRAN/WOMB and CO. At their Lucky 01Tim, No. 97, Consloin, NO. 11, Holborn, No. SS. Haymarket, and No. 969, Strands where they had the unprecedented good fortune to disirilaine to the Pablic, in the last three Lotteries alone, the following CAI'II'AL PRIZES, iu Shares. namely : No. 9.1119 .. . afill t ika ' No. 1,38 S .... 140,000 9,129 .... 20,00 J 14,767 .... 10.010 19,971 ... . 40,00 J 4,990 •• • • 5,000 11,j10 .... 20,001) 1:1,117 .... 5,000 3,256 .... 4 NEM . 18,318 ... 5,00.1 With the Grand Capital Prizeof r,OOO T ickets, No. 9,618, which divided nmonsrt the fortunate Holden 44,165 f. independent of several 1,000/. NV. ttc. Ac. where liken i.e the first Thirty Thousand Pounds Prize. the only rimy Thousand Pounds Prize, and the last Twenty-Ate Thousand Pounds Prize ever shared in the State Lottery, were 'old In Thirty me Sluices. The above Proprietors earnestly recommend an early per chase in the present Lottery, being °. he same mach Approv ed plan ns the last, whets nearly every Ticket was sold, us they premme a scarcity of Tickets and Shares will be expe rienced, from the merits of the pion being more generally known. Scheme inn this Paper. Prizes paid on Demand. 4i k ' ' f ATE LOTTERY, on the New and Im. 17 prvgred Pha,ronsistiog of oaly Five Thousand Numbers, to be DRAWN IN ONF. DIY. Tne Scheme contains 4.... Primes of .00,000 of -004 IS of l,txxl. 'X of 9IYJ he. Lite. die. TICKETS and SI , %RES are selling by lIA7 kltD, bURNE, awl CO. Stn ,- Brokers. at their State Lottery Oflice, No. 93, under the Royal Exchange. MATRIMONY. TT is much . to be. regretted, belt indisputably A. rerun), that many permits of 'iorh .exes deterred fr entering inns the married stale, by infirmities, I..ach deli. icy " , ititts them to disclose ; a:. eiere .are an , a few, vi 11 being atreudy married. are rendered ntisc: . thle, for want of those t•iider pledges of :mutual it. ve, without which, happiness in this state is, at levt, very precarious. It hoe been aseerta!ned beyond doubt, that these circtunstances are oecasiosed by a g e.rnd or partial relaxation or weakness in either sex ; it is equally certain, teat the geaubie AROMATIC LOZF.N44I~B STEEL are the 11...-st, if sat the i4 y remedy for this itpec,e, of tteh-_ lit,. Warn taken Into the stn mise% the intmcdtately dif y fare theme:yes, like a vapour, throuAlt every jo ie, pro.lueioe dies-holt oa delight!ut, icitatray, and per , suntan. Wise the -park of life tr:gtns IN grow dial the cirruhstior. buiguid, and the faculties paralysed. !line loiset.ges are funi.4l la give turn to the wives, exhilarate the na4.nal spirits invigorate the body, sad rv- animate the who!. now. Wheanyriston eaerrise, i.r depravity of appetite, mil pallid .emnie mute, imdkate approaching easiumption. th e delicate male will be received, and Festered to health pod society. by the benign, influence of this medicine. Whets the delu sion, of imagirmtion, or the farce of had example, have tempted unguarded youth into the dangerrs labyrinths a secret sensuality. debilitated his body, or inspalkil his an dentnodiag, these Isosenges will protect him from hooker lag disease, tie infirmities at pressatsre old age, an d • wretched divuilut When by lu sorb h..mmeis, capital, libations, Paphiab 'stew-49 and midni 4 ht revels. the SIM and daughters at dnvipation have brnioght- um tiseueselves debilitvrelinatims, im be cility. and a long Imam of nerrrus com plaint., these Loxes/get di ivatere hvalth and vigour to the debilitated frame, And obeerfalamm and usilatatitsm la the mind, AttoNt ATIC LOZENOLA OF STEEL are pre pared awl •old by the Inventor. Dr. Fesatte,nt his a r e No. 47, Southam pton -row. 111.ioneburs where he may be cal 4i, vet ila v person-Oh, or My Fetter, iarlosing the maid feet also, i.v Appo intm ent, veld at No. 4, Ludg , ate-hill; Mr. Richard., drug7,l4, &r. 193, Strand ; Given's ;O. Oxposite ford street, IK a r I)4Ati-circet I Allen, 76, O x ford-street, op the Pantheon rp . earner of i t, tog (V. Combat Balt I h vamp, 34 on 9, , Itraad, nest the Lyceum Golding, !total I•:sah one; Stubh-, 58, tbeapside Aattrriair, Yl3, Piet oddly ; Word. 941. Holborn* and nu w here ebe iii Lon don. lii ice is. per Bit, Ditty Ii hided. • At the above places may else he had, 1/r. Senate's Trea tise on F. ucik Ciampi:6lM Price 'N. htl. ; a boot which shoul d be read by every ma rrieds woman. him. This Day was published, Priee ss . MR•. GALIN/Otis LETTER To Mits. SI DDONS. A NARRATIVE of circumstantial FACTS, 1i in, luang Anecdotes, /kr. Ate. of Mrs. SIDUONS's life, fit the last Seven Years, with keveral of her Letters. 0 - Dark and unknown betrayer! But now the dawn begins, and the slow hand Of fate is stretedd (10 draw the veil, and leave Thee bare, the naked mark of public view." Printed for the Authoress, and Soid by M. Jones. No. A, News:ate-street, and to be had at all Booksellen in the United Klagdom.. This Day were published, The 2d edition, in two volumes, two. illustrated by 43 engra vings, Price IL 10s. in boards. 4 NF.CDOTES of the MANNERS and CUS TOMS of LONDON, durin4 the Eighteenth Century, including the Charities, I)eprositte, Dresses, nnd Amuse ments of the Citizens of La Inn during that period i with a Review of the State of Society in To which are added, a sketch of the Domestic and Eccle siastical Architecture, and of the various improvements in the metropolis. By J .AM ES PELLER M A LCOLM, ES. A. Printed fur.LONGIIAN, 111URST, REES, and ORME, Paternoster-row. Of whom maybe bad. the same Author. LONDINITIM RtDIVIVUM by or an Ancient History, and modern DESCRIPTION of CONDON, compiled (ruin parochial records, archives of various foundation', the liar klan MSS. and other authentic sources. In 4 rub. price U. is. in boards. VNGLISII AND FOREIGN PUIILIC BRART, No. SO, Conduit-street. New Bond-sUvet. —COLAURN most respectfully 'elicits the atteatier of those ladies and Gendamen who have not already besorred this in stitution with their patroonge, and flatters hiasselftbat by time t.nifortn silent , in they will experience, ea by the extensive Rem agements he has at d op ted for an immediate and abrodant supply of nil ;o.•w 15 arks, Foreign as well as }:aglish,-thnt isc hall afford then; censnlete sato-radium—Reeks sent to Subscribers in Boxes Wall parts of the kiqOom. A New ('atalo‘ne, with the terms of Sobscription, to be badof the Librxriao. Jest published, by J. Gallium, rs above, MEMOIRS of the LIFE and WRITINGSof VICTOR ALFIEItI (the celebrated Italian Dramatist) ; written himself, •ind interspersed with Anecdotes of several distiti ruhhed !kind ru Characters, with whom he had intercourse rind connexion, 3 ruts. Po. les. Ir the Press, TALES of REAL LIFE. By Sch;ller, Wrelan:l, Skin ner, and oilier celehrnted German Writers, J %01.. G ERM ANY. The important commerce which the towns of Brunswick and Magdeburg, end Minden and Cas sel, carried on with England and other countries beyond the svas,• is almost annihilated. Yarn, rape-seed, and corn, their principal articles of export, are therefore fallen below their value; whilst colonial produce, and even French wines, from the circuitous route which they are obliged to take, and that partly by laud carriage, have risen to prices fiequently beyond the reach of the classes that used to consume these articles Freely before the change of Government. It may be as serted without exaggeration, that, were it not for a little clandestine trade with a uelghbuuring Duchy, from whence some articles yet find their way to the English shores, two-thirds of the goods formerly destined for exportation would be thrown back on the hands of their owners.— In the midst of these misfortunes,. the Westpha. liana hardly dare to give vent to their feelings, being encompassed, as it were, by vigilant French Commitsaires de la haute Police. The very man ner in which they manifest their sentiments on particular occasions affords the best evidence of their habitual fear. When some twenty young men of the corps of Schill were shot last summer, near the gates of Brunswick, sand-hills were soon erected on the spot where their bodies lay buried, and their tombs decorated with garlands of flow ers, ribbands, and epitaphs, expressive of the Mn. EDITOR—It was not my intention to go ta th e New Theatre until the distorbassoes hod slob. sifted; but a termination of the disputes between Wit bianigers and the Public appearing by the prints to be as distant as crer, my patience be. came exhausted, and curiosity led me there a few evenings ago, for the first time. I went to the Boars.-.was exceedingly gratified with the ap. pearance of the grand entrance (which by the bye might be viewed in Bow-street without paying for the sight), and as much disappointed at the diminutive size of the principal lobby or coffee. room allotted to the use of the Public. Having walked to the house iu my boots (for in addition to the New Prices of admission I cannot afford a coach as I used to do), I did not presume to enter the dress circle, but went into the back boxes, or basket. The Theatre at that time was said to be quiet, but the continuo' noise and bus ile in the lobby boliind, and what is called the Box-passage in front, prevented my hearing a word of the performance ; to go to this place again 1 would not give a siapenny.picce that had suffered from the file of a Jew. Being thus m. sonably dissatisfied with my situation in the bas ket, I became impudent enough to apply to the Bus-keeper for admission to the Dress Boxes, which w COMp!ied with. My attention was fillt given to the holm, which, to say all, is neat, but not gaudy; and then to the con.pany, among whom I feared 1 had intruded myself ; e very little obserdation persuaded me of the propriety of leaving that Mgr, of the house, having fm. prudently omitted Ice kavemy watch and pocket. book at home. I then proteeded to thoseeissid tier, and nixie several unsuccessful attempts to get a tolenble seat, being accosted at the door of every Box with " what name, Sir ?" and formed by an ill-lookingtAloW . (under whose coat I perceived .a certain badge) that all lie pleura were taken, cocept the bacl.row. Xhis game I ob.. served was played up unlit thc end of the first act,for no other purpose, I presulsse, than to preserve the front'srits for such persons as . were 14 ',own td be Orderly. ' Having' no elternatire, 1 repsised higher, and after ascendidg a long amid irregular staircase, of about the dimensions of that which leads from the third flour of my house to the attic, i reached the Upper Boxes, or fourth tier, the third beinvillholly monopolised fur privileged persuns, and to which those who paid fur admis. sion, like myself, had no access. I understand the narrow contraction of the staircase, leading from the second tier to the upper Boxes, is occasioned by the great space allotted for the convenient Auti-rooms and superb Saloon attached to the Private Circle. In the fourth tier (which is no more than the sides of the Lower Gallery, separated therefrom by a slight partition) I could not hear a word the actors had to say ; mere curiosity led me to the Pigeon Holes, from whence (the lint and only scat being occupied) I could nut see the Stage. I left the Theatre h disgust, awl formed a resolution never to enter it again until there is a material alteration in the present system. 2ltt November, 1809 N. P. B. WOKS. • By Mt.-ars. KING and I,OCHEE, At their Great Koons, JB, King-street, Coyeat-Garden, on Saturday; Dee. 10th, at Twelve. FIPHE LIBRARY, late the Property of Mr. •JL P ECKEPT, latent Cowie's-street, Soho, deceased. May be clewed an, Monday. and Cataluestes bad. % ' L....-a.