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.- •• • . • . . &o. lbii __e - •*_._ ELEVENTH NIGHT OPTHE NEW PANTOMIME, Re. -Rec ASTLEY's, Westorinder Bridge. Under the PMratinge.ottbeir Naval qchneses the Prince of Wshiss and Duke of 1 trati. THISrEVFNING, Aug. 25, and Sittorday, Attglbt 11, will be presented, at half past sit e lady, Ihe- Scientihe Equestrian PrOwde or the lieTi‘ lON and COUNTRY DANCE, by EIGHT lIQRSLS. Awe which, the Popular Grand Eastern Equestrian and Pe ' dessrian Spectacle% laveated, writtea,and produced by Mr. Utley. /no. called Tile A KAB or, The FILLESbOOTERS of the DIESAKT. To conclude o ith a GEN 1.11. AL ATTAOK of the Five- Worn, Caravan Guards, &c. on REAL /lORSES, with she NALL*? tbeARAE CHIEF. In the teem of the-estening.. HORSEhI A PISH/P by the Doable Company, and the Lccestriatics of the HUNTED TAILOR. Aod. for the eleventh t !roe, a new Cade IPsurtorolnle, with extensive Mechanical Cluisgeo, Piletnasbeilbases, &c. invested andkin, by Mr. Asil.s.y. Jan. culled THE MIDNIGHT BELL r or, Hoirmierris Vic-rim. Pr/grips./ Clusatters. •.• • Hiwtagala, Mt. Wagon ; Pantalena, iNiviss Oro *Noe Lover, Mr. Norma'; Columbine, Mrs. Melvtlie Misr Taylor) Ma Lure*. IPrlocipal =Late; hlbo• ; Lawyer, AU. Col et ; • Mr. Jellassa. W Furies. Water-carrier, Hrtr-dreiwrs, &e. &c. &e. by Merrell of the Company; lo the coons of the Illarhaptimade will. be introduced the fallowing New Seems : The Victim's Cave, a Divas' Land scape. /lambda). liall, Alagical Chamber, Country Inn, Breaths, Parlour, Picteresepte Yilhsge, Gr adnd Bni Roan, Street, PerermeNs Shop, and Modern WlgZ e pt i r - bpry, Gloomy Wood, Cavern of Mischief, Aries Palace, TIM Ste. Scenery designed al escorted by Mr. Wilma, Mr. ttatlAiiitaals. The Mimic by Mr. Ultimate. The yby Molls. NA, Jean, ate. The P ' By Mr..Grresetree ad assistants. The Drees -*wed by " Nauman, by taboo nese the tricks bare been 'mind ed., The dough by Mears. i at; and Barrett, mad the Drialazeirmad by .Nileiars. ' /inward. &c. &c. &e. to apes at balf test fi ve o dock, and begin at hall pas , sir. Bozo 4s. Pit 4. Gallery Is Places Laos at the tios-Otlke . Nan ten until three sectock. (41" nip Public are most •respeetfulty Wormed: that on llosiday mat will be produced a Grand Melo Drame Spec suit, called THE SIEGE of FLUSHING whi t correct Views &r. woich have berm is preparation since the Satin of tbeispeditiou. ORIGINAL NACCINE POCK INSTITUTION, 44, Broad-street, Gulden-square. THE Pritlyipje.upon which this Institution was'' established in Januars: IWO, being that of ittlesligil leg 41re elects of Vaccine Inoculation by mere experience, and thereby ofilletermissiosi thr qaestitm of its advantages to Ow public., It ñ llustigltt necessary to request Medical Practi- tessera and sakes t.. communicate to this Estithlfshase.ot ar canna of such sidrcise yaws of have f Men under their Muer- ' • partladarla of ocrurreure of small-pox subset/omit to 'Vaeciattiess. It respeetfull; •uggesterl that the evidence be 'trammed hs derisively its possible of the previous e list este of the Cow Pork avid the subsetident Small Pox. N. it. Such person; whose eircuinstinces bay render the lomat lime iiicimvenient to them by attending to give infor malities are informed, that such pecuoiars coaspeatatiou will be mark to them as the discretion of the Board may think but this will he let liberally t 6 the finances of the Institution will allots, according to the insportimre of the information, and the eirenertances of the pails:out. 4.;4'wiltunnicationr may be adirrsae i to any of the Stale:ll Fstablislusent, end per sonal attendant e , may be given on Tue.days and Fridays, at one o'clock, the days of loncalatlun. The lledicai Establishment coniNts of Drs. Pearson, Nel ms, and Sutton; J. C. Carpus, J. Daratt, Wadd, • Risers, E. Braude, end Itirhard Ogle, I:sqrs. By Order of the Board. '- • ' It. DURIIAM, See.. 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" slay Ihe permitted to recommend a small and well-compered Treatise, called the dshriatian Oiktr's Pagoeip (sow called the steristten Ulcer's dellall(rflid Jr *our ), written by an excellent °Mew to the Marines, sow living, and personally known to me. This little Volume is the best Co tiara of Evidences in favour of the Bihk, and the most familiar, I have ever seep. " The style of a riling adopted Js at am* entertaining and instructive t and I never received own of pleasure and of sa ti•factino from any book whkh I ever perused."—Ceilyer's Lectures. " W e gladly o+lhr:teethe opportunity aforded as by a new lidit ion of this excellent little Work, to give ft theism-Iton of our warmest recomniciadatioa. It exhibits the chief arguments in favour of a Divine Reveiation io a distinct, longbows, and pleasing form. The substance of it if cast intaa free and In teresting dialogue betweeu a Captain, a sincere believer in Christianity, and his +ceptical friend, a Major * the same Regiment. hoth characters are taken from the life, We are t dad to observeahat toe Name of the worthy writer Is klUMred la this secoed editions the OW, it may be Proper In observe, was entitled the Chciition Ojicer's —Eclectic Rev. " A considerable umber of years have elapsed slate we enjoyed the _pleasure of perusing the first edition of this agree able Book fit comes to us recommended by a character, Sir Kirland Hill, well known in the Religious World.".--Tate. logical &Irks*. • %V e find ale dialogues between a Captain who is erligl sus, and a Major who is the reverse t file of which contain' proofs, in answer to the common objections against the truth of Revelation. lo these five dialogues we hare met with a respectable degree of learuiog and argument."—HritisA fir. " This piiblicatim certainly does abundant credit to the ' pious lineation of the Author, who, if a Odorant of Miriam, to say the least, a very extraordittay character."--firos aenien's Vaga:ine. "This ack was recommended by the late Sir Richard 11111, and we are happy in coif Biding 011 the present aeration with the lusuouroble ituronctd Colonel H. has here compiled., fur the use of the 'Army and Navy, a neat summary of the Evidences iu favour of Keyelatioa, and he has .managed the dialogue betty ems the Major and Cap , tain with great ease, and at the same lime with much elftct. Review. " 111 thereat, and we need scarcely add irrefragattie. ar guments in support of Christianity, are here entered ja a dialogue between two officers, one of them very setiatwity in pres the importance of Religion, the other a MS Of the world, wins ho paid but little attention to the seiteeet." —Cebiad. A LASH AT F.NTITUSiIiA9M. By Sir itieliad Hill. Is. UOGATEY'S GOLDEN TREASURY. *pare else, 3s. bound. A CONCOROAVCF.TO THE HOLY SCRIPTURES. By the Rev...lohn Itroon. Printed se a dials'/ letter, the peva size fur binding with pocket hdhles. Price 4s. boards. AN IROVICAL DEFgNER OF THE HOLY AO ' MAN LIIURCIL Birt, Onstds - E l 4l. Is. A int WiI.ATION OF AraRRMAN CATEOIIIS/111. By Sir Rictsnrd 11111. Sews/ liddiss. SOL AN EXPOSITION Ot, TUX , BOOK OS RECLESI- A NITA. am 'UV Bishop Reinohis. Revisedsoil Corsecied by 04 Kew. O. I'•bbsttmQ » Isrpsbiished in sae volume, Os. . _ as the dvjee Isere given applies to the case iif every Boy so circumstanced, weave pleased to kee it publis'iesi ; and pa raft, in oar can scarcely pat a shilling tea better use, them in port espy py of it for the perusal of their MIS sons.".-flee/Ale a. " Many very good practical admonitions will be found in this small and unpretending pamphlet.”—Eclectic firearm. " The must salutary advice, conve”sl in simple, but cor rect language, and in a very persuasive and ntlectionate man ner. l'he original wits trot to the Author's Soo at Schwa); mad we learn from the preface, that the adinonitions have proved beneficial; indeed he most be a boy of little sensibi lity, on whom the concluding address would make uo ins pressiee."—Cabiaer. TRAVELS. CALEDONIAN SK ETC II ES ; or, a Tour through Scot land, is the year 1807. By Sir JOHN CARR. la owe hand some tolwne, 4W. numerous fine plates, .L 1 its. beards. " Upon the lifilsub., we Militate the public on these aerie-, I,resting sketches, of an anertisiniag and imparting writer, trout whom Arlo May realuanbly took fur much pleaiure an d ' tot rocOOL''...Gratteirten's-Misgesins. . " In the various rostra Wkieia tsar Author took, after leaven Edinburgh, he ;slated • pod proportion of the places most remarkable in Scotland; he wait as far to the west as the island of Stalk, and as Far to the north as Peterhend,: and traversed some parts of the intermediate aitunry in sese• raldireetioso. He has made a large collectioo of facts many pertinent obrwatious, many pleasio and curious tlese;iptisia,l sketches, and some very beautiful drawings of remarkable Wild*, or ereat , ." —E,tectk Reriew. " The lime of conduct pursued tsy.pir Joke Carr, has bete to littermix . with his original materuffs such elucidatimm aiml Important addition., from the bet anttiorities of the most es- teemed ancieutaad.modern Scottish Historians, as eseibled Aim to tetras a compact vohnne, 'light, gaitifyine to his 'Traders, mid calculated to be received into Public Libraries, as well as the private oars of persons of rank and fortune.' —European itegorsisr. " The present volume coot:vas a mine of sound information, eolletted Treat the valuable and universal introduction, which its excellent Author never fails to command ; and the whole , is delivered in a style as pleasing its. and more correct than, aux of his former produetious; —Cabinet. " In his progress from the Cath to the Tweed, though it' cannot he expected that be should furnish us with any very re. el information on such a beaten tract. yet in this as ii ell ais in the other part of his journey, tie produce. Aneahites, and amasses particalan,. which *lll render his Book a very pleasing lamp., &c. —Critical Rseosie. A DANE'S EXCURSIONS IN BRITAIN. Br Mr. A odersen. Author et a Tour lu Zealeod, &c. In two harsh. some volumes, 12s. . BIOURt il l*Y AND HISTORY. AN AUTHENTIC NARRATIVE of he Causes which led to the Death of Major Andre, Adjutaut General of the British Forces in North America. By Juttrua Hett Smith, Esq. Counsellor at Law, I .te• Member of the Convention of the State of New Yost. To which is added, a Monody, by Miss Seward.' The Work is embellished with. an accurate Likeness of Major Andre, eitgraVed in a superior style, from a Drawing by himself; a Mmt of North America; and a Print of the liinimmeot erected to his Memory iu Westminster Abbey. Price ils..eitralsoards. " Tbb aecooot appears more minutely accurate than those in soy account which we recollect to have seen; and the Description of Mjer Andre's behaviour at the try* moment antis end, Will always be interesting. This work was published iu order to ti . ve some reports which the Author bad.beardurta oueabll"to his conduct aud cbarac ler."—Brilislt Critic " The design of this Work k to vindicate the character of the Author, as weU as to exhibit a correct act:weal of the cir cumstatices which led to the Death of the accomplished sad unfortunate Major Andre : bat the mot beautiful tribete of esteem that was ever offered to the wusth and genius of Major Aodre, is from she pen of Miss Seward , retinue animated Mos noir I printed at the end of the volume, - Re."—Critical Rem " In our ()Pinion evert impartial nf nd must besatisfied with Mr. N with's Med ication; and to every Hagfish reader the minute particalan ~f toe react, balite event which he deta.le, muster lye peculiarly interesting."-sßepssiferyi ami A e rtt, " he reader is out to expert to and in tab • a were dr% detail of military and political events, but a relation of iaterestjog fisets,drawnuparithameAsitnulieity, and bearing every appearance of truth. bliss Seward 's affecting Monody, With the Major's Letters to her', when he was Is ytputh of eighteen, form a proper sequel to the valorn.s. s which, in ad dition to the facts it discloses respect'og Major Andre, coa ttail* mach Cllti,Pll.6 Informative relmeliatthe American War, and several origmal Apeedotes of the leading Characters ea g ,ged la boat arda •stscootest."-.-Cedfnet. • a With enthusiastic approbation, we have perused a so lame, which recatb in our minds an emit whitli once interest ed p Gallas; amid which must, even tit this remote period, awaken the tenderest sensibilities of a feeli n g mind . - Mr. Snails, to vindicate himself from an aspersion of the blackest dye that of having '' betrayed the la:mental hero iglu the kends hi its commies," has undertaken to ; l ive an authentic narra oven( tbeciremnstaaLes winch led to that regretted event; a task in which he has acquitted himself ss ith perspicuity and gammas essAoar.Y—Montilfg Museum." 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EXPOSITOR,; or., a Para- as tbe T tee will iere elin civet Yde :ap ignfd alies mi to Y th r e i ca r a sio h n ew f ev n erv Chi ßo ki 'v Y b e o l 4 evewrl Y 14 " 1"alulthedrand"N • ettnai l itilli i av I : x * 114 "l e" Gueui el" lie rY" . 1 2, 4 .. ._ • - ;11‘;,- -4, 0 !.. ,• • 1 14 -I , V \s i lt' ... , P. t. . e i 1 I 111 SPANLSII PAPIIU(S. 78011 TIM GOVERIIIIIIIIT ciAZITTZ Oi SlifiLLll, Or Avattsf 3; The following two dispatlhall relative to the battle of "f &lavers have been received from Gen. pleats:— Most Excext.rxc tart-1 comarsairated to ynd. on the night bean last, in soy advice from the leftbask of the ATberche, ey sospicioas th4t I.slsould be attacked by the force- , Which tbe,asseary had collected at Toledo, it 1 coati sued separated &Melba Hagfish. This conjecture induced me to repots that river early yesterda, morning, and lake the pasit 1111 l that had been agreed uputs Isiah General Weicsley, the two armies forming a lir: before . Talavera, availing our selves of-the wallies and the other ntivnittages of the groom" Scarcely had we ',stashed forming our line in the said ,parls. lion, when the wormy yesterday, about five in the eye e le • pre ente,l himself iu all hi. forie, amounting, as we r tared to (tom 15 to 1001; men, including 50./J tivadry. Aid attacked with the utmost fury our w hole line, directlrg theist p p r in c ipal efforts against ski len, where the English wets posted, with the intentiou of turning their left Sunk. The attack and defence were Nosily obstinate, till recourse was . had to the bayonet g bat at length the enemy were twice re pulsed; with Agrent low iu killed and wisoaded. The urtionlost• el till half put eight at night. The English likewise .sere great loss, especially in officers; nun has not he fisinlder• able. Oar troops iss general behaved ‘‘ it li bravery and drew ilea, except three or fna:r corps, witch manifes4.4 wee fee+ blesses, of which I shalt sprat when more at leisure. Very essay this morniir4 the enemy renewed his attack, wish* bow continded till the -present three, that is resets In the eveniog, bat they have been repulsed in all, as l n :pc they will he blear ushers they ursy make. Joseph Napuiedu was present iu person till this evening, but we now know that beim retreated with his guerds, mid repassed the A lberche with 96 can of wounded. 1 have aol time to enter into timber partieolars, atO lam pems!d three days ma thc *4l of battle, with alt my troops wider arms. God preserve your Excellenc y many cern. tiRI . .GORIO flt._LAt CUESTA. Head-quarters Talavera, July AA, ifide. • %EGOYU D ISPATCIf. MOre FAteitta.icsr 14 . 1 R —At Amor yesterda regent, I L OININDWIWUded to pie tefonantiall of the re attacks of the tummy oss d ear resonate defames.• night t tame go i hostilities began to relax. but witheat She enemy his pretties; a little before dav-birrak the emery retries., wed Ism reparsed the Alberelki le the elrel ai nte. wards Camino. and Santa Olalla. Awspedring blies able to dislodge us, or eves to move** Ia earpeeitiees They lave leg the tiel4 of hart* strewed with eareases and witeskied, who had nrithee time sew 'Sower to retire. Ti, Mee suf. .fered a dreadful loss, whkh *field hese been crueler; if our troops had not been prevented from pursuing them, tarise,rk exeeloive fatigue and want of provisimis. The Ensiish base likewise suffered much, in the lies of three Generals, several Subaltern. Olken, and a somber rif Iwo; but they aura he deified the glory of having fought with mach trainer and die , tipline, and buried the French to ar.nouknge that they ne ver yield in any enterprise, especially if esimmanded and coed toted by their intelligent, active ,and brave leader,Sir its . Wellesley. The Spanish troops, and especially those which had the greatest shore iii the action, left me not hivig to wish for with respect to their courage and gallantry. The Reece and well-supported Are of our infantry repulsed the repeato . d attack of the enemy. and the (-fugues of our cavalry, taus. d theta much lass. The Ain's regiment has in pants-el it c. - trued itself with glory, and, in conjure-lion with the English, soak several pies es of rannon, and ma le prisoners a Geueral, a Calomel, and several *Mores; and I request that its Co leach Brigadier Don Josef Marin de Lauri-, may be 'ins tituted to the molt of Lieuienatot-• ;carrel, for having at tacked at the bead of his region. nt, ;Ohl, the torsi turista.. From the accounts of the prisoner% we kiei w that aka oh,.!a guard of Joseph Bostaparte a..s present in the attack of yes iterday atornia,t, ant teat it was ups,* that that Juseph plated his principal reliance; bet, whet he saw it repulsed and routed, he immediately lied In Santa Olen*. We IV:e wise know that lb army in comtereatinn mad etiolation, took the road towards Toledo, without provisions, or auy means of lab Mime.. To cowhide, the presume of time only permits me to say that this has been the nsost clorin.t. and irnport.un maws of the whole war, and that which hope will open to us the i \ road to the Eliro, as boost as we can procure the neces.aey sipplies for the troops. May Cud preserve your k.scrileacy many ,ears. GRAMM° DE LA CIjESTA. 4 Head-meter., Talavera, July Sirs timilt the uiregit.g. • - • s • ..~.. .• . • ~- • • lr