The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-10-03 00:00:00

4 . 4.. 1 STATESSf*N. ar.l a I- • 4 1, • • • i..y, 'and that of di Genersisit sMbordinate Offi cers; and Suldle/lender his command, is above all praise. I have seen the enthusiasm with which these faithful shies have in coprousstreame poured forth their Kood in the defence of our liberty, and no lengnage can adequately express 'btu:rai ment' ei gratitude with which our breasts arc animstcd. With the highest satisfaetion I have Tiat'ami my. army hsiling our companions for the ictory obtained, and mingling with -eXclamations indicative of, the warmest affection, the appeWas tires of our country, and Ferdinand, with thou of our powerful and generous allies. • LThinstibtral and spirited enhfltY Is' daeselliti by a list, of the Officers and iithen'orthel'Spitnfilt army; whb deserved the high reword of the'appro batioit of their Cotnerinder, among whom is As tingoishod a lad 01 . 16 yiers•cif age who killed toter frenchtneb with his Own 'hand. We are sorry our limits do not allow oue)tiscrtipg• the catalogue of the names of these brave champions of Spanish independence.] " Dow braesqutriese, OM, -het, Angell 7, 1809. " 4 Signed, GRkOOll4O Pb LA CULSTA. . " To his Exogamic/ Don A gcsofigo coanap." , 1, +sod. • • Malls. • t ;'krtri ils. o •..s•s••••••••••s,,,:•• Dabßn ' ••... •••••••,4 1 1 O O .. • . Lisboa. 1.. .... nob* s 0. . Wilda intailigessadlilit• a wasnemos way at War of Ohl Ilse, reinforced by op° national guards, was assembled hl o the eavirons t that the people were maples to arms in all did Freoth provinces ; that freak imps were every day tarsi,- rag ; that it was impradetst to sacrifice the Cower of the Brl• dab orpsy, and to risk an engagement, with such a doobtful te.of success. against a force which appeared so formida ;ad was besides commanded by such a man as Marshal IItDOTTY. b. Officbt of the Gelman Litton is reported cletters from SPaid to hay. deserted 'to the ,y. I 4 , 8 it New Administration is not Jet settled. slier cannot remain many days as .they arc. 'Thera never was in the history of this country a crisis more inuninent , than the present. Perhapir witititfitheskort copipsiss of a week, we shall basis ., the grand questions of Peace or WAr. between France. and Austria, and England and America. TifE Danish Govertintent have announced 'lce land 'to be in Our possession ; and a Deputy is said to have arrived in England. to lay a complaint before the British.Government.of tbannauthorixed depredations of oust armed vessels on the inhabit-. ants of that Ishilid. • Tsa i Cliarteesalioef will be sold at lid. on ' • orviorenrsmatei • A Cabinet Council sat the whole of yesterday afternoon, at Darlington House. All the Minis ton camong them Lord Casusasson), except Xs, t r d'irit oft * "ere present. • , ikilie4l4 l lo ll asyscurt the Steady adherent rn i rnusalwee et pars to Mr. Fox, accompanies! hi Gas' • COVENT-GARDEN Tllll4rkg. So, the Proprietors are determined to cram the new prices down Jong Bot.i.'s throat, and to morrow night is appointed. for the renewal of the experiment, under the sanction of their Com mittee. But Joust made such gory faces upon the last attempt, that we hare great doubts whether he will yet swallow the dose, although sanctioned by the prescription of eren these learned Doetors, whose concurrence the Ptoprietorr live, obtained, by their espperie statement of. the .patient's eastk; When we first cast - our eye 'on the (olio wing Cefi:. kticate in the Papers •of this morning, we really thought it had been are-publication, with neria. Untie, of Dr. Socomon's advertisement, " I do " hereby certify, that I . have printed 30,000 i .eo -64 pies of Dr. Sormsotei.Guide to Health, &c." but on lookieg at , the names subscribed, we, to our no smelteurprlze, found this Verafficute to brh; is fact, the Report of the Comniittee appointed by. the .Proprielors. It is, probably, the first. time thit our Readers ever sari fieporf in this form ; but retch 'u it is, •we gir t !) it to the Public : THEITRIf ROYAL, COVENT GARDE. Ocr. 9. " rig Committee for exansinbt 6 01 e. *intr. of Covent Garden Them*, conditions of the fisihmintGentlemen. Al. denials Sir Cita RLEI Pince, Hart. hi. r. i Sir Taciyas Kit. lils - Alajcsty's Solicitor-General Joat gla- I 'saran, Esq. Recorder of the City df tonann uai ' WatricOlta, Grs i vernor of the Rook of England ; and JOIEN JCLIIIPS Fl hire amthdri•ed the Proprietors to puhlisb the ftsltowing epoit in their names :—• 4 .We do here h r certify, that.. after aMI and attchtit es iminatintrof the bob ( which we hare bet% desired to int . rest**, by GM Chuiril ( 1 , Thentra. rot • lie satistmction of jhe pith*, Its respect to rite of met • received Cy them fro* rhe.laterktaire• HWY is be re rated Ras. the' new. the following is the resell of oar • 0114111 The rate of prole nasally neeived upon stn . avenge of the lan iii 'ears, consmencing i 01909 (the period of the pre vent ip is the Maitre). span the capital ens is.selted,thereistZwe leave ascertained to hare amounted to Si per reel. per ammo, charging the cancers with sally del Inns actually paid - for tamsrance as meh pan of the agouti an was hewed Ont.. if the whole of the ' had been innar.e4, 4T.- PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT pracyclieftt, 3 per &IL Cant. NI Eyck. Silk, N W4gaw ave. 9loi India . s • •N Console for Acc....11 1 1 Cotler) l • la ti. 1e• • anuiens... ..... ii pre's. •ed 6 ' u.e—,_.._ THE STATESMAN. PkOPOSIYV TEWAt. 1 WMtiOlV: I -.11 al einricape*. r _ as •• • TUZIDAIr s °Finnan 3. ale brothsV- i l,:bllit to taut to' tins brim the profit *avid ha v e been redoced us very t i t le Attie —....—. .Gorn wall., , ~. • _ ~,. - - " *a. per rem. ; and for want of this fell ionWeere; the Pro . - • • prietonybeoqc in part their own in-veers, isolnlited a low by Toe king absence of Foreign Intelligence has . !tumour say% that within these tliree days Mr. • use late ere, ter vrheill no compensation has bra wade, to been amply 'applied - by the arrivals of yesterday Gatentsto has nominated BantnOz.umew Fittit4e,., : a tr a ` ve w ee slu rs . 9 l c o rno ri,i 4 e s titan *bole of their }NON for the the brattier of Joni( 11001LHAIII Fakes, to be Eit. and this day. istoniteurs to the 19th inst. incise -' 4 The rain of profit likely to be received in future from • - • soy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary the new 'lmaire. &peed* in part upon the souound sine, with the Spanish account of the Battle of at Seville, its the mof Lord Wer.r.Ester, w h o bills nut yes stativertss, and of estimates eat fully ascertai ~ Talavera, arrived in the afternoon, end Arne- i s reca l led. and uo Inc future receipts of the Mouse, v. hick are robjeet tn . various ominigencies, cana4t be a.eert.iined with the. same zieem•Papers, and anothet series of Moniteurs to Lientenant.Colonel TuRnENS is appointed Se- duce of been shit to Jitrbettottbetrriseibth:t,bt`rtactere°l.llt;miu" we the rld ktelusive, late.in the evening of yesterday. eretary to the Commander-in-Chief, hi the room to esery sourceof i IE Al arlanisoo F orel . and written. we are At a eery early hour this :morning German Papers of Colonel GORDON, promoted to be Commissary- . t fully sann ied osed ; tea viu t Ink fit i ere riti.s . of the " w rbeatre ill . „nu , at to the 04 int-Ins . 's., Were also recei v ed. . GruiTal. Colonel Toltec's' atteitdod the Coin. trort; h sseer w i l em. 'ce pe uli r &amp" e '17. 0 :0w capstal'et .1 -d e rail mander.in-Chlef yirsterdly, at his Odic% in his the Theatre, if the t ame be insured ; and that, upon the In the .11oniteurs,the inforreadon is not conside. . official capac ity. same suppositional' tosarance, at toe former- prices of ad- J rabic ; they are aisiedy tilled with details of the The reports res.pee .._ g mission, the Proprietors pe r ur lodgment, ai rin the division of the Su- tain a loss of nrair i ger ceat. aufluni t to their capilak illi movements of trottpain Hbfland. It will be seen prenlettouttell, on the subject of the Itegenty in CHAKLES IigICE, that 14itat oas estiirioed in England not truly a Id. Spain!' re contradictory. A letter from Gibraltar . TLIOMAS PLUallat, .I,OIIW 1116 V ESTER. JOll/1 WLIITNIOKE. • • li t a aiesisirate defence of Flushing, is of th OM Olt. states, thatthe friends of the Itc. :37 01$ U - " -; - ' J. J. alsoEitSTEll:t.' I t encY ti beets outvoted ;sr bileletters fromSevills „ v;eweil by NANSLEOII as beiiig unequal to the re. The accent ef the Neeeipts and Expenditure of the six . std • (Kit bet . TO Meinbersot the Council, who years is II he published to-morrow and the Public ate re sources tit' the place : atultGeirensi Miss ntr's eon. •were - resent wten th e discUasjsso took Ogee 111 Irtredi tatiritted that the Theat r e will be reopened e• 4s edneay midi • • • - duet is consequently lo be subro,tted to Incteitry.- vot for the Regency. - fbe Cotuie k)pera of TIN BEGGAlit's OPERA, The Si . l . .aciish account of the Battle of Talarera t * Tfier gdvertvor of Jceland has thrived its Leith Aed the Farce of IS HE A PRANCE ?" 1 . . . I ! :, Medi, On board his Majesty ' s ship Talbot, where To advanced prices, and private boxes, Jobs will be read with .muils interest - . • st. p i :'i "''''•` '• '' _ IMa tfiltalfti 'WI orders are received from Govern- 'Boca, you insist submit. Ice, JOHN PHILIP The taetdon of peace or Nil' muterltanr now list; tifor his landitig. 'The object of ha mission KEMBLE* and Co. will base it so. Jlere is thi in doubtful suspeoce: the following "General ON .1440 make representations regarding the conduct prescription, and swallow it you shall, or ders" of the Emperor Fuancts,certainly shews'thitt of /he Commander of a British privateer, by whose will indulge you with. a.itrait waistcoat. Doe( •to he is prepared for war or peace: Whether this do- oundects the inhabitants of that island.bale snfiered be obstreperous, Julso,,we.have plenty of medical cement tto be ion icitl received as *" . severely, contrary to the wishes of the British assistants waiting in How-Street. Old' not we •'I ou p l y ,gh gonsw,- ... . . Leovernment. -••• fnu a few days ago, in sumo -of our hired news., is not very easy to deride. A ship from Botird•Ans has brought an account papers, that a guard had, on. a former occasion, Avant aces, Sur. 15.—Yesterday pooped through this _ f o a battle between the French, and the army been sent to our play house ? Don't has, Joan, 1 plug', hirer estariem, on their way from Selmenbruon to Pa- lately commanded by General itsiMANA, in Spain, • lint arfalicw it quietly.— We told you inalie same cis, with' Osorentateet dispniehes, oo the cover of one of ; ,which the latter are said to have been complerfly N . ewspaper , that conl4tissail hissing had blow cow hins was ethers, that the Past-nester would be timambill ' - No - ..- . tl.ifeated. . o d a t es nor any further partacuters are trued into a riot . . f..e whey moment of delay. .r ' 7 ' mentioned. Now JOHN has not hitherto shewn the re. Musses, Sate . 1-I.—Oar C. art ilazerte eosanim the fed- • i,.., , ,„ • 0 klail4 Gummi orders, " bibbed is the Austrian 11 ,4 6 1. . the u ors pec.Ft't is expected to sail this motest symptom o f rioting.—he knows better.:..i . - .day , or to-morrow, fbr I n di a. She carries out Ilbstillos:-- '• . . • i Ha is really in his seven senses ; and unless was r. m y b elove d tobjerta , and even my enemies kw* shoal , lefY important di patches froM Government, and j mistake him greatly, he will nut suffer himself did tpp 'Egypt in the present war from motives of ambition, lib 5 Grim pan y, to the diffeeen t Presidencies. ' to be provoked into any breach of the laws of nqc a ilseire at eorwporst. .Self-presor4atino, nod indepeod- I li it stated in a letter i fyous a Of fi cer of the this land: Ilia approbation, and disapprobation s snot., a race mosistrat with the boullt,e wr my crowns 'ard Ansa..4U frigate , which hes for sonic time Jiinn certainly sill express, as he has from 61'114,, whit thetirchly and trauptillity of ms people, (maligned statioici off the coast of &kale , and Asturias, immemorial been accustomed to do s at . the public the eisitted sod sole aim of my oxertious. The chalice of t h at 1 06 sVanio, Genetai.ll4 - I•ArrittOS Glued 'Theatres in this kingdom. ... , war OlaPPaiwted my elPeeblibmet the "'ern! Pepehe'ed himself litidir the. necessity 91 evacuating the int. This report is precisely what we expected.—" tato the Interior of my' thatalaistas, and over-ran them will portattlifibit of Santander,. and that it was again We were confident that the Proprietors would all the horrors of war, hat be learned at the some time to °minim . • hy the, Fr •h . • • • cnc • -.- ...,- perplex the Committee....and the Committee, titi apprecufte the patine ilisirtt of lay people , and the va- Seville ' ton t s•'• tAidls Gazette% and other Spanish public-.-by talking about the rats of interest lour of my armies. TM, experience, is !itch he dearly A r • • b • rapers ha v e been receivoil. ..It appears that the What Irate the public to do with the rate of 1n,.; prosperity of my daminissorOtd to negotiationsf oogie, mid my ensationt solicitude tn proton ipence. c the -. . .. • -.admenard adopting a species of warfare in (emit upon an imaginary capital T We say tosca... l or My Ministers; Inspoottred Am that purpose,have wet thew o f a hich they arc much more likely to succeed 'usury. because if Mr. Haunts, in the year 1803 ‘ . a . st the French thin by openly meeting them wantiug a•sum of money to purchase land, trans. the Filmes Emperor. hes mists is air botiourabk peace : a • TIII i ' t prom, old windows; et slots mkt 4 pretrect and the pos. in the field—. that . of attacking them in detail, cut- (erred to Mr. &sweet two twelfth shares of Co. **l •y ot rlarashm. The valour of my armies , their uo-0001 ..... king off their provisions, and - harrassing them in . vent-garden Theatre, for the sum of 23, . ; are the public to be told that the real capitol, the Olken their areal lame their toantry, WO. d e . every direction. sisiorsouiy pillisesrseed, not to 14 statesttlettarm o:tun too- Os Tuesday last, a beautiful new schooner, cost of the Theatre, was at that time 13t1,000L I aoer..blo priseewboa hate been 444imed t cask' never allow called the Lord IVellington, built for his Ma- for this, we souped, to be the, basis of the' gm. mip to r conaitions which threateocd Su shake the very jetty's service, aas launched at Overtou, neer . putati , iti. Adding to skis teat, the 75,0001. raised fotiodatitio of the Nooarcliy, and disgrace or. The ht,ch Plymouth. - . by 5001. shares, and 16,0001. for a wardrobe, the ...t which asito,yos mx troops, ogOrd. me the 141 . 51 Fel 4rity.. The following is a literal copy of a letter, lately , ,capitut,as it is called, will b swelled out 10213,0001. ,asst should the enemy yet mistake oilr teattlwestt nod 'Use' sent to a .parish clerk in Hertfurdshire :-..- 14 Mis ni. tWa.apeak of the sew weedrobe, for as to the mien, we eimai efeeo/.4 4 0 0 5 she reward 1 4 Pertererrti"• ter, my *elf is desk, and *ants to be berriil, digg obi "loci we have beard it issliutattal at an ininnusse • • - " Vll•v"!cis." a grips tor her and shoe shall cum and be berrid i *.; bat that being the asicomulation of years, !' Comm llittinit tio 1111/14", ' . 1 • .. fur at %smper clock ; you:knows ware to iod comity; regularly ititiNsgehiree of pap s * ces, a . (Gerlloolll.lllll. WO N Iv dig; it, bi mi tither wiet,. bet let it be dip." . - eclat; in Lei", neighing. .• liy o,vti • Is oar Reuters is " yens, f ro* The !louse id Call . for Cabinet.neakeet'hathail itiep..44 isa miwdi-. as , vesp-Witei fere •ti summit The abolition of . a great inn of custom during the last fortnight. thits.considerenki Use'. it Islkrfisesui. Je t ism been the followiag stattoueot, to 40 down very thickly . rhose emploted in the political circle are petting made of ,si t e old Wu* -... n liei for tiset 'Mr' • - • in itadrid:— - • . . their Fork so' clumsily' together,. ' thatikt is put dist* assi,oss that, bnslepti.jogootokeel in illi scritek gauoto, Scqr.l3.- 7 The Capital continues to enjoy the likely to last. 11 4.1 ' s rlitllt ;wig 441 aellisfee le this TOWI.e; ii.bl Newt perrocittiiiquilitly. The Derrell wiped* the Monk. Private loxes at ThsistildrAftlt I get into pe lip s umeltklateeribtailieil in utter. ietaprincate is carried Into erect withaut oppo-itioo. All have takes the disrepute, *hen we find that in making an voyage. a eerie., of alowasiitircurustences s stick *ill notio ..ruhrettiapi li alak-ft itteir (:onve!. . Orders hove berogiren want, De:haves, the •diucer, claimed 1 private probably come to their knowledge. •Itrcalat(Lis fur tae re-estab!;Flarneitt of sounicira corps sad Judges in tbe yollor his Nradame.--the etirintlent Terpsichore 1 says tnueli at presentrin this Subject; .as the 46. Prwrini-s. A parileolar disposition revokis tee law of Ors feuds, that bore an hard upon persons i n ratisni take, and The Aar for commencing Pheasant Shooting fail coon* of Teceipts and expenditure Wilt bi befog' whk.h deprived three of a rani," „f them,- , this Par roe a sutichiy, and many regardle.ss of the the p ublic to.mo :Tow % . : •.• . , employment!,t ! i vy , d y r t aa the A rs ; year o f t heir huma n e ; r ah th e i r - s o u s- . Sap doe of Vice Society partook of the sport There , is . one consideration filet . mast , !trite Wan . , • -- -- -• on t he /4)14, Day, as some hundred brace arrived every oue : ildi per Cent. Is the cud tirooniot • intetest received by the monopolizing Prop ietori s , 'The fritmtls of the :girl 'of • Cfseras" -- )".• • . ' on IN"titlY by the stagecoaches. , Admiral Sir' R. S/asctsars is arrived iu town on the realcapital em b arke d -••is the natne s of.ilea.. epao thernsellis If" grill; de li " -§. °, - / ..f i l lt " 1 . frouf Fleshing. Ile laarthd at Deal on Sunday, vest why . do they make such.a pother about a mo an •Suquiry into his cenduct s : The 1111lussiiit ex. I frois:011 ',Ward litli Zt . 'noein• The Veverrasle, of nopoly.that would be rejected without a moment's t r act tram an 4tnisetep Vow"' illienTaus the opi. 74 attest, has been cm shore off Fleshing, but ha s hesitation at Lloyd's, or on the Hoyal.Fxchange. viols fif the peenty .. . . been got o ff . silo I;u.} received such damage. . Hid' Sir CIIARLES • Pima, Mr. Willtnone, and :--- _ I of tee . .ltn s*Vwar.tcircetnstenee occurre d at tiniest Mr. ANWIRSTBII, 11/A9 know the va.ec . 11 " we "' San ' I—f * li tt lish- ( " lime " gl4//art Z• Ifillileoterslurtuvellists. A res blwho ' All the (asterism who Mroor NM Ineohlus t 'Mak shotper.ta e.wugusa nil, t ied the various ways .of . getting it, beet; in lay 114. auk nem ei *Ol ito cat . mu . dii „ cow. . as suisopitsug she:office op business , . was so meek 11 1 101 1 . a coo ce. ros they would .. 1 6., ossvy. i s dt e : . rtit4 At -4110-mdea of - giving evideuce Isefogc,, it rix,ennlcr ; nor would ell of WM, held 14 de. 0105 to tbe taus flit vows * u m b er a wo r m t isp 4l l r o se m i ii . gads 44 rute t that, being NA/neat, attic qgita. the ptslilic, about so Ittiptuductlt , k s istanrp; Loa* flo &Toole MS 'dr esly see boodle its : ht• on-the preanaame *boar, and the Tito nnifjokY to Pwriubli . , _ _ c _ . __th 1 . 1 . 1 ; I- • , to e a s s i s saso, and constantly gliorarsi •41 flue . as, seinsily it itsarril in tbo paigie sa(4co, bcritse t o Paz he l psLA___tti 144 4 Atiitrwi i „ e v4 IN4dc le lipo l . . • dears*.lo4l _ neef , ol47:Arkipsdit le gentsniter i .. ,; ~4 ie.isoills .311111 , .4/ 1 114/1 • .r - - .• 14 1.1 trip l e t o • .: 1 :7!:1 0 1. . : • IV 4 uo l l' • . ,:no - s, • It • • aro . , f% • 5 ~.. e - • • 4 • • ".. - ~• .. -a~'~'F' .._ which he is putsuading you to purchase. Mr. rim's,. his . sou, .aud Mr. JU HR 1) 111LIP ENSLIC I first take to themselves several thou_ sand pounds out of the concern, under the head of management-management of ohm ?- Whjr, of their own affairs. And after having pocketed salaries, paid by themselves, out of the profits of their own concern, they tell you th e y only make 0i per Cent.. *Mr. Harris has a majo. city of '<sifts, and the minor holders must submit es- his arrangement of salaries. Now, suppose the Partiters.in any flotel'in London, were to be ,eillid before the Commislioners of Income, and to tell them that they were losing by their trade ; on examining rho books, it appears that one part. .ner -takes 20001. out of the 'trade as manager of the finences„ another 10001. as manager of buying, and selling, and a third 5001. as manager of the customers. IVoeld the Commissioners say that • these . partners .were making no profits l We have wetly good reason, God knows, far thinking 'it unnecessary to answer thil quistion. . Yet such is the basis of the argument of Messrs). Hose's, r ata liesesp,,e. Why we all know that A shop. keeper will shew you the real invoice of the goods be is selliog to you, and prove by the eve. I dente of your own senses, that he is 'erns( I to a loss-bet then he sinks the Di:. coin: allowed. hint by the seller, which forms an ample profit. • The Mcgagers might, as welt have proved, they- were actually losing 4ty the .Tbeatre, Whir)) an addition to their salaries !I:paid . have donee! once. However, we shall me to.mor, . i v , on ("bat grounds they have made out &l .if Qi.. .. per Cent. and the 31 in praspoctu. Anuther o t r bjr, ~ which strikes us forcibly is , the imputati o n i this Certfdeate casts on the prudent( of the:44o t . ... . prictors; afterthe experience of 6 yeers of Jess t halt ~,s moderate profit, they rush into. an ettearaganh , a wan ton s and unnecassamexponditnre of 46.114),0)0 .$ ~,, I . and so judicious is their calculatispa,Wiat . w.e 4111.. s told only 34 per Cent. will be esethirad upon tbs • capital at the new prices, untear they tl.uousetres stand the risque of insurance. „Now . really. thia is abundantly absurd- r We are t o be (art:lured with " The receipts and a expenditei e of. She last 6 iears" . Why not with the Amount of the..presesst House whcu.tlllcd? The Proprieterslrontightyahy of - the New Theatre..-ell..ilseir statensents b'eve re, . . ference to . the Old .one. WO have twee iu. - formal, that notwithstanding the lumber of gra, tuitous admissions, no less Ake 4001. in *owl was taken at the Box doors,- and,l3ol.,at the pit /lours-5301. A pretty tolerable sample of. the - whole receipt of • full House, exelosire ot private 80re5...-iu our enumeration. of., which, we omitted those of the Pigates of 'Vet • • and Duns of YORK. The New l'lteat• ,Manchester cost between 25 and .00,000 1 will contain•es moth as Old Dom : half of the sum expanded on Coven , 1 .... e have stalked to erect a thestr •‘• p oi ., vot e . in which every-one could h-: • ~Aettrd - , ~. w hiols •• ;. every one could hare 5e0 , 104 , ." - pettocuers on. die .*4 ' stage.-and in which. -..-- eta , ft:ttr . :7l,:•4boo,asse kibetor- ". England, ever" ofsalta4sid ewe flit* SWIS, 1 1 _thso. 4 o%*- • - • - • ieordinate, ipilsiiiii 'vanity. o(.oe s •Axisoo k e ht to • • • -- be gratr, .I. by ore,,;ag A . oisii metes!. fur *Of who, .0.t.,i wo , l'-:. .to, all Intents and. isure h*..; ) t , '.lll illusion as perfect as i! emcee,;. 't ,pry -if : . -eau scene of the Jerusalem Ghats., ...• - • this Second Part of King. .4 1 4411 Ma* 0' " i.renoa velvet is deemed encores/ pima mitass r i....V• • st .ute for black haute-ig.A o 4 l itesp , toell ~; 1 1'.--1 of the Private Boxes ~in m.ate44,4lE - • An , . •cence, that rivals even Op ispartiplepte4n.W=o,64:*s Castle, for the erclassiv.e trist~or 44 - ,,i,;.: privileged families, -.6e . dqejnesk.is •efoosasciftosyn'a4P-we pediency-if it be dopapj, . init l t is tea st .. :u . HARRIS and litatat.a "%t o *OP .--: - 11 " emoluments and wirines s . f be p 111.44454' 4 :•A;'-, lic think, ought to hi; . - .sotig 4 . • .4.: iip • IT . • ..1 , . . , kW, gate profit of Om -rheatre : ...... - • 4t11 1 .% . r (... et all PidwardellbssAlifil.. ' ' ' ‘ ~ . 4 .. ... . 11,414 II ."- .fer..! Bl o,s l 4ClAt 11 AW _At*, . R talt4 Al f 14 14 N aaala,; .is imAttiviM,Aig .Irea4.cati!#?-$ A ..I. hand. if titepipiwiiiil,is . 94.14., „Olds/let Ali ~k. • • . aht ..100.41141BALVOIttit l i arpiazAlit'ricarcistisik. g . i. -if all teas jact4 eattipple r iettiljekgstlikaltskelit , ll - z A of J °RN B'p, 41 , lrian - foie atut ;a" .. theism may. perhapp' be, . 414E4 to. leap s 4: ow.* - •• prescription, sanctiened hp. die ger i6calooir times .... - Learned Doctor.- Bet until ,Jour's storksiseanri, . i' , lag shal has. been convinced, we think he WIMP' • will take it staidly. It must #e .adisinitter , il by . force, and it may reasonably be ti,,u bled, vr liethcr . it will is that Cale five...with Ism d o simtig i at tur? _ . ...... ! no l tsmmip.mmq....... • S s.aars.a. 1 . .. P , PO RIT NU, IH Ltfqs i n(' • . N P , ..... • .„ ; ~ NEWMARKET FIRST orroarirlittrtiNn: Mot i MONDAY, 00roselt 4. Mr. Craven's Mack Duano•6l, NC -21 h. brat D. alba?. s• tee's c. Doleful, by 'bere f t , oat of Buwp.y, tat. nib. .Aersos , the F l / 1 1,1101416 IL ft.-4 lon Dark 14tana t i4. . . Mr. Vissittan's Currycomb, brat Ld !mother s T„ t, ash 71b. With. Cho )r old Coney. 100 as. 14. A.-6 to 4nu • Cirryosmb. Gen. Geosnroor's Trump. -7st. 91h. heat Mr. Craver. Beau . • •Barh, test 7h. R. M. Ceti. Grosvenor to st.ike icogs. to 11100.-sass 4414 Trim,. a:,•s,r. t ..Shatimpearli,sltassieseripl, lit: :lb. het I). qf Gra, • ,1 s mitenta. 86. WI- Last Wilt of Ab. M. 1000. k . R.- Ito lm o ist , medftript. .. b lithe Sealed Year Of i Illetiwal of the Sibsoriptira of l ok rieli s to be rho fdr by tyr olds evirrying Mt. 71b. 5- ) r olds it. co. keys WOW, LAb. awl aged 2,t. 2th.. B. C. Air. Iketirtemes Wm. Laker* Yeaes, 5 y,, old 1 Deof.tlraftom's hr. e. Vandyka 4 yo. old - 2 ,Sif.C. ihtdbury'o bf. f. Ana Agnes 4 din M i n n s ... . - - 3 • tst: lOpsitiOst Li t e& eft Am VEaski 3 so 1 en Vankykes 7 to 1 Wm 1 - 1 ,11.* . • . • • ' - s l i t, ' ,h ~,u_cro 's *no Nisi rec .. . , from I d , F. liestiort's fu - b^eho :'• M. Payee s rec. from Mr. Vim. •vdt's R . Vea. lkswer's.Mirth, rec. from Lei Sack. Shit. . Tboritiiiis Thortivipe, rec. from Sir G. 4 Zi g , 7 .-..........0,.... - a.-....11 4 ... i % /aft boety — eitoxad try" was • lb* covielocling l'ilion'of George Alexander Steffens, iii that fiattli hit Leeibte bit Heath •wherein he describes the - reibont Why' people adrentiero th linfteriet. " Soutto64 ('nays hi) mail getithe great Priers." As " loaktiir linows who," anti to AK-fawn' asif;*-" - Mbitiluiay 'honk, "tfp"-:-In the err. sent till _ _ . .; • if" 1 . 1 . 1 . ._ sent Llttery EvFftrer,ny *ems inclined tlatalto iiislitrvlivirbitt . ayifie thole is to Airdtis*ts IA bne old not have remained In il t :Z i l i t v d e ve g l ar o , re o n u ed ,, p l,,, th :. 'bug ~ .f . Xi iiiilit deloysi Rio WON eliallite bit Is the public of 1114 faety Shitb,,lrelnifikthei laca 4 "' • ' I • 1 14 ihet4 r . l C. gfar PO-1 Wed .5,;44wW4 east a CjtiOevii , WOOkra i. 4 age‘tlPP l M.V. l 4lti .. • . . i ms .4. 4 -- - ' • I • • t• -. I • --_ i P • it 1 I , I I I 1 1 I I ble, i Itrial kati . '~(