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:bt 4rit2ob 1.,,r ti 416,11.'" ••••,r • • , .k. &J. 44, e,„" • • • • ... ‘ wll fr C .‘ a r , 4 • , Ali 1-‘ 71 04 , itrgrie. L 6s. . , VeTi , 1802.) IVEI)NLSDAY, 0CT01;i711:443, 1808. ATIIE-EOYAL. DRURY-LAN E. NiENT EVENING, Oct. , 2G, ISO% Westin.' Ilroveinta will set the Comedy .A 1 HE INCoNSTANT. Mr. I)ovrton ; Young Mirabel, Mr. Elliston ; Mr. Earriiitter ; Dugard, Mr. Holland ; PO it, Orison', Miss Boyce; Wdriarre, Mrs. Jordan ; Scott. . • tiny. these Sve years, the Grand Romance of ELUE-IJEAKD; Or, FEMAI.E CURIOSITY ! c, (Blue-Bcard,) Mr. Raymond ; Ibrahim, Mr. Srlim, Mr, I Swirls: Sharibir, Mr. Bannister ; Srriven. Fatitot, Mrs. Mountain; Irene, Mss Mrs Bland. (icily composed by Mr. D'Egville,) performed Slesifs.Twatolcy, Davis, Green, 'louse, 1 Lis day is ieiblisised, ii Twu Viatuttivi, Crown syn.. and hot. we've*, peke Ws. in boa Ix, A SELECTION of POEM-S. By CI-JAN.I.ES SNAMT. 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'wwl floalsore of Blue Beard ; or, Fenrak Curie 4, fur the Mh time these foe years, yesterday received througliost but a brilliant sud user s with the Welt* suals of approbation said iuse ferns every put ut the Theatre, and ou Saturday, and Monday twat.. the Operatic Drama of The Travellers : &sham (his Best amarance this season); to r added, the Comic Orator of The Three sad —Os Sidiustay, the Comedy of The world' Mrs. Jimmies—Os Laghshwiut's Fireside.,—Os Tuesday, a Cadmic Opera 'RAC CWIMISSAILY GE. Orrice, .S, SUCH Peng Mit Ea may be desiemos of .furnahiiig FLANNAL WAISTCOATS way receive Partirninr , As Caldron! at this (*lce, beta Ike hoe rs T' and row, mod recur 14.4 TP,141.,,, sealed up; out directed to the Coincie earn-General (n sling thereon " Tesdeg for Anon Clothing, 4 9 ante Nevelt o'Clock on 'EU LSDAY,:trie ist of .V4rrotter, a/a. tritollt toy so lender Iral he retired, • It oT ihe !NG'S THEATRE HAY-M.4IO[LT. .ESENT Fs'ENING, Oct. 26, !cos, Isjcstierd Servauts will act a Corandy, called, SIAN ON THE WORLD. lifsesycophant, Mr. Cooks; Egerton, Mr C. Melville, lir. Moe ; Sidney, Sir. Blanton. Lady Lombercoart, Mrs. H. Johnston; Coastal - Ala, ,a; Betty Hint, Mrs. Llibdin. , bich will be added, the Musical Farce of WE FLV BY NIGHT; . OR, LONG %Toms. , the Tragedy of TUB Grammies Beverley, , Stokely, 31i Cooke,. Mrs. Retrerley, Mrs. Sid kith will be added, The Review —On Friday, Opera of The Woodman ; with The Forest of 't; or, Primness and No Princess.—On Monday, , Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet : Romeo, Mr. C. Juliet, Miss Nevrtoc.-.-On Tuesday, Skakapeare's ci Macbeth : Macbeth, Mr. Kembk ; Lady Mac ,. Siddims. Opera, with entirely New Scenes l*eseett, lie. -.SM., and will bit proehmedisainodustely. ROY AL HU MAN F. SOCIETY, prearbed on the Ms of Jake, at the Pariah of St. Margaret . .., Westminster, by the Rev. W. W DAMNS, 1.1 B. F A.S. Chaplain to their Royal HiKlineasca the Duke of York and the Duke of Gloucestc r ; and Pm-entered' the Collegiate Church of St. Peter, Westminster *.• Air appropriate Appendix will be aubjoined.—Re selcitstion--Life.sacing Cautious-1 he nm or for the !fragrances of Life, wheal persons ere eppaicutly dead by kinetic Sufforetiou, suspension by the Cord, c:.c. The Geordie...it of the Hinetsie Society, who were not at the Mon rrrrr ry, 11U1 slate had the Aitusel Report, loos, on being lattillit'd of the saute, the Treasure,, Sec. am pay all dne attention. JOHN BEAUMONT, Sec. It: GENTLEMEN OF THE LAW. 'Nti PAPERS, of the best qualities, the moiler-roeutiouril prices, for resuly tuumey, per test. woke the usual charges, at R. HOFF sReehmed Price Stationery Wart house, ♦lB, Strand, Bedfurd•stieet, opposite the Adelphi •—+. Qaire. Ram Quire. Ream. 9. 4. 1. d. a d. . 1 .1 *3 C0py...... q 11 6 .1 6 4s Solo.r ditto 10 16 0 9 31 Th rk Puri 10 14 6 W.irchouoe for Bath Letter Papers, Drasiog, mud deseriptians, Stationery, s.le. equally 'moderate. C0G4..15, ENO HIIH SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY OF 11 , 3 EX, ace. isc. Cbcliso.fued, Oct. 13, tens rcquest yon will take t r eitrile%t r to eisosese a liititt:og of the Nobility, Gentry, tech him of tia County, fur the peepre of ' -finalise Terms of the tate t ouseution is tti; Commander. of Ht. 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PMI'S; arid, m atlifitina to Oa Goventnult, the Contractor has per ' , at*, Loris if the Treneuey fee him to make a• NFT of 1,000 i%I N II.E e r! , — KEIS, the veil" of isoposiilola to calculate, as they may coutariu the `apical Primes :-- of L 6 ....... of .. ..L.tono 10,000 10 6,030 20 Ike. err. =Now Tickets in thr Lottcrei with Not Three Prise; but there are only igotou Tickets fur speedy pareh.ne Lf then lore raressary, as tune %ls are attarberi to partirular Tickets, drawn the 'woad Days, and the whuk Lottery will be drawn are autille,l to a proportim oI the shows lissefits. and SHAMES are Sella; at *eery Liessacti. Note, au* by Asia Asa sta. • OF THE VA ETFIR A, AND CERTAIN COMPLAINTS. sole Propri.tor of I.)A it A N's etlehroted "AMSTED ED DIES and REMEDIES. Mr. inform* the Piihiii , tliat heaffly, IMMO, he iltikAresi once to Three, at his Howe No. 51, t, Asiso, isei of STRILIVRES, etTr tiNS, M.EtTS, be. as well as GO- A; DEBILITY, sad every Moores obese se euratiaßy requisite. 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The filloariag detail of the piratical Minn dilic brig Ad miral TrombA.lo. by trail of bee eriw, is romatameattd by I.apt Almiaador and Mr. Thomas Hamm. MALACCA, 'Lc. 18Q7. On the 2!lst August last, the brig Admiral frost hrittTr was lying at anchor off the ishind of Sailor:. At about tive p. IN. we were on hoard. when Capt. Wallace gave his directions respecting the duty, and. we returned to the short about seven in the evening: at this time the crew appeared satisfied; and uo ap prehensions were entertained for the safety of the vessel. Attain midnight, Ise were shitriii4 by our people stationed at the house for u gairel, with in foeination that u gun had beeu tired ..n temrd. and that the brig wn4 wider neigh. standing nut from the roads; we o:w•rved her mew time, snppnsiu they weer ...lofting her birth ; but bioding'phe. aas drifting fast to the sotto-east part of F.lot with little wind, wt conjectuie4 the veswl was cut off, thou4h at a loss to know b 1 whet 1rr44111. the people on shore were quiet, and no hoots sects moving on the water, to conclude:l that the 'New overpowered the officers and a itssi the vessel. tlr. Barnes then waited on the head Oartso, and be,, , r,4eil of him to order oat the prows after her, hut at - that hoar it beiog inureseticalde, ha prwirtired to dispatch them as seun as they nett: ready. lit the talei'lki.l.4 ..11 1111* .14..1,...1.8a• .• to 55,...t from the bowie, the wind heirlfig ber.i i. 4 1,r and qr. ftvourahle for cleating the rebind : we eeitt.foiftl e Sulfurs. and begged he would send l e S etf imiete d ately; and in order to hasten their ililetteliedtteed u reward of Sun° Spanish duliars to them who might retake the vessel. Ile cot:miter! with my& of the principal people, and it steel us to go to the bead Demo, who would give order* respecting -thei Prows. Oil seeing nine, we were, "niforissett, dolt a beat had left the brig with four Mee. and Captain %Valium was so paremaied of the truth of thii, re port, that he Mined himself mid etWiarked in install boat with some Sooloonose and it seocuishy, detterained'tO get on board lepossible. under an idea that if the ring-leaden lad left her, the !as cent would assist him againet any tabors who might be concerned in the mutiny. Ile neared the brig sufficiently to hear the people working, before he found the report untrue; mid thee received the discharge of six euns and awieele from the faun, on tiring of which, the natives jump ed into the water excepting one man who demi up. and fired two muskets at the brig : be then returner( end reached the town in safety between 4 and 3 o'clock that afternoon, having left her, with all suit me. standing to the eastwards In the eveti lig, the Dare* left thetown with three large prows well maimed and armed, accumpaitied by his chosen staves ; it then being calm, anti the advantage of 'rowing. we had great howl of his coming up with the vessel. Between one and two o'clock in the morning of ~ 9d, we were much surprised with the appearanee of - Mr. William Sharpe, the Chief (Weer ' covered with blood, and • severely wounded; he had been seat away from the brig the preceding evening, with two seacuunies and three other:, not concerned in the mutiityvind from them we learned the following particulars : Mr.* *harpe stated, that he retired to Isis cabin • about 9 p.m. mill* 21st„ and left Mr, C. B. Lloyd, the second offieer. iu charge of the deck. trout 8 to H, suit had not the least apprehension of danger from the crew, knowing of uo disatfeetiots. Tibet to the best of his knowledge, it was between 11 cud 12, when he was alarmed with teem ergo, and a noise like clashing of swords, on which he ran to the steerage, and looked up the hatchway. when one of *the people made ft stub at him with a Wind 'big-pike; he returned to his cabin for fire urge, and stilfaidllit seacu•ety, bad a Malay Its. at rushed down with euthieses . , on whom he din terrgett a pistol, and wounded the beocutiny in tee arta...— fhe report q 4 the pi-tol deterred ethers coining down fu, mine, time, till .a mayfly, ataticered beam as 4 spiard, sized him round the wart, and allied to others for assistance ; in this infers CI Mr. S. t ag ed: on Mr. Lloyd. but received so simmer, ter, alas, Mr- L. wu no Inert', Short v efteri 'marl yy others came down, and be was 'fitter defending himself to the utmost., la eise • tumult, he received a sect re cut ou the neck, which, v.ith many other cuts and *tabs, occasioned a loss of filbert, as as to reader bill - unable so • etaud, • ,00d- the villeins ".then supposed be !fru murdered. Fiuding, however, that he was not dead, they extended their mercy so far as to bind his hands behind, and lashed him to a stand ing cot in his cabin. Shortly after, he heard a gun fired, and the noise of bending sails, in which the serang appeared very active, for his voice war. heard repeatedly cheering the peop'e. Mr. Sharpe knows nothing snore of their proceedings till about eight o'elock in the morning, when he was removed from the cot, and placed in irons, spiked to the deck. About six in the evening, they came to a resolution to send him os shore in one of the brig's bouts, mid tire others, as before described. The' two seacuniiies who lauded with Mr. Sharpe, state, that on the night of the if lst, they were sleeping weir the capstan, and were awaked by some cries and a bustling on deck, on which one of them ran forward sod got ou the forestay. supposing the shore people hard boarded the vessel. and lie there saw a Malay lama: cut the cables ; the other seacunny saw the Maliy lowers ors the quarter-deck, sinned with enthuses ; Mr. Lloyd lay on the dtek ; he attempted to raise him, and found ham bloody ; this seaeuirny was or dered forward immediately, and en() the Gtht.r was placed below, and the hatch put over them, where they were kept till about three o'clock in the morning, and were then ordered up,. with • a pro:... mist that their lives should be spared." it they sio rested in working the brig. Mr. Lloyd was their found dead, and the gunner le tog with many wounds; on his shewitag smile ugus of life, oue of the lascars killed hint with a crow bar. At sou rise, their bodies wereehvown over-board. On the e3d, e4th, and tsth of the nisedb, num bers of prows were going in search of the brig. and we expected tley would have brought her to, (tar the weather had been uncommonly Cahn,) until the head Otero° returning, informed St, that he Feel neared the brig several times, but :whenever it blew, she ulnae s got off, and that be could not get cle-e enough to board. It was generally supposed, the, bad proceeded to the Spanish :settlement of Suomi/ono:eon, tilt the other prows cubit its ; we were then toil that the' twig had gitise towards INlottadis, adding, that had she gone toSpenthoangan, they would have brought her sissy. •'. • . eWe were now p at to leave Sonlnri for Ma - bin., by help of, p hen Capt. Ma*querit wits the ship Avg, Linen:or-1y arrived on the Jodi August, and. to his goodness we art indebted for our peerage to Malacca. On the (ith September, we embarked in his vessel with Mr. Sharpe, Master G. Jonesd folir w. three senemmiro, and five others, servants. tee. Captain Masquener slieped a tour es to et.,- na, in hopes of falling in with the brie, is.el • learnt, that kb vessel aneeerieg to her deer:rimiest had pawed under A4lerllCUu t 'dour% some dais before, steering towards the islausi oh Termite. • ol' .s.