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. . v Jr . .. ... ~ '. ..is4ll4' - S.: os,-•;t•-s.: • - ~.k - - ss. 1% M.A. '..-.1 6 ' - • • ,' • l's, in .. . b ..„ .... . •, t , . .... i. ...:..... !w lf , ( * f . " . 's ' .l •` 4 el It tri .- ‘ *-• , . II n re . 0 , t0,,,,._ •.„,:„,:,,..., 4 . ..... ' . kr ! s „ ; - ; lie !, • lA-,• ' . . • . . ... . . , . . .. . THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 26 . _-___ _ , 1807 ‘`• ---'' • ' IrPrtlcE, >ixflistc E. "!/* r- . 4.'"' ' •••- • ,• . ____....,___,„__.,.. . • ...--,,,- .sr - - . . ..... .UNG-OFEICR. Rift. IS, 1507. Me dsy is published, in Three Volumes, Itmo. price 11. is.i . This' day is , .env n tafi printed in tv0....) f9tllolol ave. IIONFAtS for Virtual's, His ' in hoards, • . .po.ci 16. boards, • . tierces glee Metre, That en ThfURS• IO THE FATAL R.'EN' OE; or, Fee Family THE HIS of F :erg NICE. tinder the tho mot he re.de to VeCeilAC Tenders et Montorin. A Rninence., A Kuigs of the race Va'ois, P ra m sbe secession of Charles and west for FI7TY TONS of Ile OENNIS .1 1 STE it 541111PtfY. the F.ut ii 1344, to the Deal) "ef Charles the Ninth in be eneweraVe to Samples to be pre- Pointed for Longman, HUN( ' Rees and Orme, Paternoster 1574 . . , . dle k del:weed, one Anil' thereof lei * row. By' NATHAN TEL WILLIAM der in •fortlahe afterwards, inns The . ' ----- The litird Edition. •with very cntsinde•aee Augmentations. i rat Deptlerd. This day is publn.hed, in 'Three Vo; time, (tuns, price 11. 4s. tinted fur J. Maw man, 22, l'Jultry, London. street mil , be seen at the Secretary's , in inurds, the S:itth Edition, of Of wh sir mar be bed, by :he same Aaidto.r, jest poblink. ir ~.,s 4 LEANINGS through WALES, HOLLAND, VA, tle Thin: Estado', ceete:lnd and augmented, price 41. r say Tender be which the Pri^t shah/ V and WESTPIiAI.I %. boards, • length, or that shall oat he delnreett Itly Mr. PRATT. A TUIIR THROUGH the WESTERN, t OUTIIEitN,, I e el:leek on the arid m inn ,‘„, , it, Pri n ted f or L ongman , Nunn, Rees, and One... Patcrno , ter• and INT4,IIIOIt PROVINCES of FRANCE, on the Years he Person rho wishes the Tender, sr tow • Of whom may be hed, by the same Author, 177:0 soil 1776. • . _ ~. le rr • . . .g 17- - • , • 011::fr 1, • - , _ I MUMMER 1526 TIIKATRI-LOYAL, DItURY-LANK. • THIS PRESENT EVENING, Nov. 26, 1807, mit Majnetles* Servenw wtll act the Comedy of THE WONDER. Dom FtliX, Mr. Eitiston; Frederick, Mr. Putnam; Cdunsl Briton (Ti n t *roe), Mr. Holland; Dim Perim (first time), Mr. ?irate, ; Gibby, Mr. Yalruer ; Liwardo, Mt. itavinster. Donna ViCentr, Mrs Jordan; Dunne lrabella, Miss Mellon. Aftet which wiil be ptuducial (7th time), a New Me:u Drama, in two acts, cella!, ELLA ROSENBERG. The Overture and Music entirely new, composed by M L P. King. _ • victuALuNi THE COMMiSSLOI itateito's Niro, de hereby DAY, the id:A inmate, they ' in wiling (tented up) r ALEXIA RAISINS, to dared with the tenders, eisel o tininight, end the remainder Majests's Yirentelin .Stores nt The Cenditunu Itt . the Contract Of7see. 11.'0 regard will he had to not be inserted in Wav, at . to the Beard bei;ne One e'CUsolt 241/1 instant, mar motets take rehot . i lake mow Persfto, (1s his tichalf, ettenits In answer eilei &leo lin-. This day are published. he Three Volga% Crown Bve. price The Characters by Mr. Raymond, Mr. De Camp, Mr. El roma, Mr. Rancotrr, Mr. Purser, Mr. Ray, Mr F,yher, Mr. isgnum, Mr Gibbon, Mr. Smith, Mr. Cooke, Mr. Fit ,nons . Mrs. 1 4 • SiMunii nark Ray, Mrs Sparks, Sec Sec. . . _ 11. O. to ►ev.l., SPECIMENS of ENGLISH PROSE wRITERE. Imo the 'Arline timed to rlts.c!ote of the Seventeenth Century. with Sketcties, Rr•.graphnvl a..d Lite racy, including an account of bucks, as well a, ut their au. Elms ; with occlsional Criticitets, Jec. B, GEORGE BURNETT. Late of Reboil Collate, (Jaforri. Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rees, and Chine, Pater- Of ~ hren mar be had, h the rime Aust...., A VIEW of the PRESENT tI'ATE of POLAND. In one wnltiont, I<mn. prier 7s. in boards. • .1. Gl f ir.l NINGS Ift F.NGLAND, 3 Vol*. Svc,. U. 131.bili. .2. FAMI L Y SF.CR F.TS. V.A.. il. ;9.boortle & COT PAGE PA' !TRES, 4tu. los. 641* boards. ~3 ~ This day is published, us tato •dlumes, octave, puce It. M. iu . . . A HISTORY of IRELAND. from &e earliest 11 . Account, to the it......%,,np10hni0nt of the Un...to with Greet Britain in I*ol. Ily tht Nev. JAMES GORDON, Refer of X filegny. io them Diocese of F..,nr, and cf Conaway, in the ihoeeie of Cork. x W,th a Dance (composed br Mr. IrEgville). Signora Storage will snake her first appearsuce this season, the Comic Opera or The Haunted Tower to which will N. added,, Ella Rosenberg. A New 'Paged/ w rehearsal. THEATRE-ROYAL ' COVI- NT-Gositußri T . HIS PRESENT EVENING, Nor. 26, 1907, will be acted, a new Cemir Opera, salted, TWO P . ACIf. UNDER A HOOD. The (..)vortur• b.l hew Marc cullP•tft'd 1, 1 Mr- SIMIL The Charatters by Mr. Mammals, Mr. Deflator, Mr. ',lees Mr. Inchedoo, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Simmons, Mr. K.ng, Mr. iatley, Mr. Liston, MrlFawcett ; Mrs. Hucoptiria, Mrs. Naveupon, Mrs. DiCboull, Mws 8...i1t0n, Mrs. Liston, Mrs. Xemble, dic To which will be widest, a lane, called, ANIMAL MAGNETISM. Marquis de Laney, Mr. Brunton ; DOM!, Mr. Blancher(' ; La Fleur, Mr. Fawcett; Geolfry, Mr. Simmons. Constance, Mrs. St. Leger; Lemma, Mrs. Mattocks. To-alert... Jame Shore: Jose Shore, Mrs. Siddons ; with Harlequin mid Mother Goose ; or, The Golden kg g. By the Authority of the Right Hon the Lord Chamberlain. NEW THRKI it E, SANS PAREIL. Strand, opposite the Adelpht. THE PUBLIC Rre respeatu ll y informed, that THEATRE opened, fur the Season, nu Saturday see night, on which occasion, An appropriate Address was spoken by t 4111.4 Scott. The whole being :rceived with the moon unboueded applause by a bnlhant site uverflQ.ins audi ence, will be re; -.tad THIS and EV'ERY EVENING, a NEW RURAL BALLET OF ACTION, in Two Parts r Part the Feet--Coissi.ting, principal', of DANCES (loci dont) and S•MG, computed by Mr. Glft , tl%, and executed, wholly ' by big Pupils, their firit appearance on any s tage, called The FISHERMAN'S DAUGHTER. Principal Cha. ratters—Colin, Master Luelmq ; Rufus', (the Ful,ervion) Minter Dittniere ' • William, Miss Sheen; Lubin, Masser Fiexraore ; becilnstly, Mr. Moss ,• Cotinrt, Mess Bradt. ell ; and Mary Aim, Miss CAROLINE GIROUX. Princi,nl Dansers--Missas I latrison,Hert, Mortrans, inn L. ,riaa Country Girls—Milers Admit, Riot, l'hoip, S.ina, Maier., and C. Hart Smiley—Matters Cosi, and NCWIlttlll, Hart arid Mosley. Dutehinen—Masters 'Vatter% Adaiuie, A. Newman, Bredatell, and lieuwn.re-Part the Second, A New Musical Pitee, in continuatioa with Part the First, en titled, The SUCCESSFUL CRUISE; or, Nuisedy coming to woo. The Mimic, with a Ne., Oveittirw, arranged end computed by Mr. Saudi ...en. JCIIIItt, Mite SCOTT. Tow other Charisma' a+ naterd in the Fitt Pint which wit be oeiforined. A New Grand Ops ratio Sequin /Spectacle, in mrspe.sed with tionp, Chariton Dances, Cundsaui Sc with New Scenery, Macnsnery, Drowse, acid Deeonsions, ALAND by ;MIA SCOTT, aline ;44r Min c Otel. eamlbeeidS 1111. fiances :It'll* ULTIPLINA 'PH F. SINII.CRRESS. Idiworeta, Miro CAROL/NE GIROUX, asll !Athena, by Miss SCL*T —Toe a or the Scenery anti Machinery entirely New, demised by Mr. Scott, executed 49 Me. Mania alba minas* The Pup+ ties by Mr. Peres.— Between the Musira Pipeeandthelygetac,c,wiitheintrcduced, a brill:ern Scene of Machaomal FIR O.'..WORICS ...Lewin of the Hand, Mr. handymen. 'I he whole under the direcwn of Meters GIROUX and SCO It Do m open at • Satieetiegin isteemely at Sevens—Box es -- r4f..--Half Price a knitter ussere ,places for the Boxes to int titian at the The.atrr, from Ten to Three n'elock.—iSerrano caunct possibly keep them after /laltpnt Seven. Books of the Performance, and Refreshments of Tea and Cofer, to be had at the Ttirmtre. /VERA HOUSI UR. TAYLOR'S VACUABCE INiff.'RE' , T and PRO rERTY, ia the ZING'S THEATRE, HAYMARKET, {Teremlrtvr,ly ). TU RE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Messrs ROBINS, At the Ofrice of the &miff of Ne. 15, Redford forret, heriford-rtw, on WEDNESDAY, Decrinbei ii , at Twelve O'clock, by Ihrectioti of the sail Sheriff, and by •ittue of Three kernel Litetutions, A LL Mr. TAYLOR** RIGHT, PROPERTY, 11*. and INTERRST, of whattuovor cicsctiption, in the se veial Ulf Ulf VI ye.,n of the said Theatre Beare, and Eremites, emuronely called the KING'S THEATRE in the Haymarket, and which yeti valuable property and totatest wilt be sub. mated without arty reserve. hinted Particulars *remedy, end'ferthert : Saformation may be nbtarned at the Office oh the bald Simi% aa4 of Mums. Robins, Covent-garden. GRAND CITY LOTIERY of - FREEIIOLD HOUSES, discharged of Lend.fax. ' Upward. of L 100,000 value Ot Capital Pria:s...wTerissty Thousaud Tickets. To be drawn in Gir...nall. List of Cartel Prises, with tlii Value of each : Graod Hotel, No. 9, Skinner-street..., ..16.25,000 No 24, Skinuer.street No. 45, ditto. • 6,000 Need*, • dims. 6,000 Ne. 6, Pickett-Inset . 6,0, 0 Me. I, ditto. 6,808 No. 17, Skinner-Arcet. 4,000 No. 21, Jilt, • 4,100 No 41, ditto 4,000 No. 6, ditto No. 4, ditto. 4,000 Nts. 10, Pickett-street NO. 11, ditto. , 4,000 No. IR, Sitinner•sereet ' No. do, West *Me of Snow-101l ..... 3,000 No. 41., Skuinerotreet...... 5,000 No. 48, ditt0.... No. 49, onto. 3,000 No. 4, PickAt.street.. 3,000 No. 20, Skinner-street...... 2,000 ?diking together the Sun of I. 1,4,000. The above V 0101141190 is taken at the lowest estimate, and there is no doubt, that, by the time the Lottery is drawn, the Pio:.eity will be very considerably increased iii value. to con vince the public of this lao, it wa. the intention of the Cqii. tractors to hue engaged to pinches.• the several Houses at the prices set sienna each; but, upon taking legal admix, they Woe apprehensive that 'tech all offer would have subjected them to severe penalties. 1r is, however, certain that Otters have been made. from ration. Persons to purchase several of i be Hinnies at the Price* they are estimated at, aod it as proposal that those Prices which are divide' into sine!' shares, shall Ise sold, slid the produce paid to the Shareholders according oi their re.peetive Share'. Tii.kets aiist Sharers an milling at all the Licensed Lottery Offsets. 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PITY, !VII [ICS, and MoRALS, of Dr. Benjesnia Frealdin ; with Memoirs of his early Life. Mitten b i HIMSELF. }Minted fort. Johnson, St. l'aul'a Church-yard; and Long man, tl%est, Rees, aid Urme, Paternoster-row. " It is not very creditable to the liberal eurinsity of the Ern shah public that there should have Mimi no. cootptete Eddie& wl' the Wor ks of Doctor Franklin, till the year 114 . 6. The rabsk is very much indebted to the Editor of the present Cola leCliagl. It is pre euted IO • cheap and anostentatious Cogan. aid seen to Into been compiled with sufEcient itiligeoce, and arranged with conederable judgment. Doctor Frame!, was the Meet rational peshapi of all phiimopheis."--Ediabo tilt Review, No. X V I. As above may be had, just puhliahed, A New and'lmproved Eaitieri, elegantly printed in Twn Volumes, foolscap Octavo, .with a Portrait, price tia. boarder, W The LIFE and LSSA S of BENJAMIN FRANKLIN J A L.D. FLAXMANS DAN [E. This day Is publiihed, in folio, price 41. 41. vim bawdy, ASERIES of EM RAVINGS to illustrate DANTE, enslaved by !kelp of Rome, from Crump.- ht the POSteSSIOO of Thomas Hope, Piety. By JOHN FLAXMAN, R.A. . Sculptor to the king. This Work consists of 11u Plates, illu,tratim of the !acmes. Poritamno, and Patisitito of Dante, with deiciiotions in and the panditl pass..res from Mr. Boyd). Printed for Longman, Hor,t, Rees, sod Orme, Patarnost,rs roe,. Ol whom niq be had, 1. A SERIES of ENGR AV INteS to illustrate the ILIAD mad ODYSSOV of HOMER. Price 11. Us. each, in extra Boards. 2. A SERIES of ENGRAVINGS to illustrate IES CHTLIIS. Price 11. I Is. IR. in extra Beat,ts. Also Just published, HOUSEHOLD FU RNITU E and INTERIOR DECOI{A "loss, exatutird from Datigns, c ii.slstiog of Perspective ■nd Geornetncal Views or Apartments, with their Chairs, Tables, Sofas, Caisdelaura, Chrouialiers, Tripods, are Sze By Thomas Hope, E•q. Oa Royal pale, r:SCe :S. ;or welt proof tonmrsaion., en Atlas p.ircr, PrICC 1.11 tvi. iu ears Boa.ds. 414. . AMERICAN ELIQUANCti , tire regret sineu.rely that se h.,e not MOM to Meat the..lt-44 of Mr. Wuts eloq:tent rut argumewativs e,peech on the Mellen to arrest the eetdonee in the use sit treeorm. ha great length press ilea the peaoilitv of it*ll: , , , eariag in nia foterigeteee. We Cannot; behrevt, for'arar Dom carnal.- ing the tollawingcurrapirhen with.; Mt. Wert draws te the two oast coospirfaeue char.eters in die late cnniparacp.. Wirr and Nennerhasertt Yolk taper ) Woo then is A. Burry-Dna ..hat the pare which he has borne io this transatton ? Ne is its author ; its projeflor; its aftive executor. Bold, ariewt. restless and aspiring, his brain conceived it ; hit hand brought it into aftion. Beginning Ms opera tions in Ns* York, he associated with him :nen ( whose wealth is to supply the necessary funds.— Possessed of the main spring, hi, personal Labour conirives all the machinery. Pervading the Con tinent from New Yost to New Orleans, he drurs into his plan, by every allutement which he lean ai contrive, men of all ranks and al! descriptions. To youthful ardor he presents danger and glory ; to ambition, rank, and titles, and honour-; ga as the mines ofM-mico. To each peen* -te addresses, he presents the objed adapted taste ; his rec,hiting officers are appointed ; are engaged throughout the Continent ; civil hie is indeed quiet upon its surface; but in its beeout this man his contrived to deposit the mateilt. AP , with which the slightest tooth of his match pat duets an explosion to shake the Continent. All this his restless ambition contrived ; and in the autism* of 1806 he goes, for the last tithe, to al t r a i nu t match. On this er m inrsion he Tas with • hassett. Who is Blannerhal:ett ? A native of Irelind, :Imo of le:ters, who R :d frcris the storms of his own country ti find quiet in outs. His history of his anslik frt. library spreads . treasures before him : a philosophical apparatus of fees to bins all the secrets and mysteries of nature; Ataace, tranquillity, and innocence, shed their min tAled delights around hint ; and to crown the en chantment of the scene, a wife, who is said to be rely beyond her sex, and graced - with every ac eomplishrnent that can render it irresistible, bad blessed him with her love, and made him the father of her children. The evidence would convince you, Sir, that this is km a feint pietnre of the real lite. In the Midst cri all this peace, this innocenco, and this tranquil's ty, this feast of the wind. this pure banquet of the heart—the destroyer comes--he closes to tern this paradise into a bets--yet the Rowers uo no. n...-her at his approact• , and no monitory shuddering throuili the bosom of their unfortunate possessors warns him of the ruin that is coming upon him. A stran ger presents himself. Introduced to their civil? i•s by the high rank which he bad lately het on his country, he soon suds his way to their hearts by the dignity and elegance of his demeanour, Cie ilicht and beauty of his conversation, and the sr.i.'uiflive and fascinating power of his address. 'rbe coo.. attest was not a difficult one. InnOcence is ever sim ple and credulous; conscious of as design itszlf, it suspefts lone in others; it wears nereguards before its breasts every door, and portal, and avenueof the heart is thrown open, and all who choose it, suer, such was the state of Zden. when the serpent cu ter its bowers. The Prisoner. in a more engaging form, winding himself into the open end unprac tised heart of the unfortunate Blannerhassett, found but little difficulty in changing the native character • of that heart, and the objefh of its affeaion. By degrees, he infuses into it the poison of his own am bition ; he breathes into i: the tire of his own cou rage; a daring and a desperate thitst for glory ; an ardour, panting for all the storms, and bustle, and hurricane of lite. . In a short time the whole man is change., and every objeCi of bis foresee delight relinquialsedi No more he enjoys the tranqdil scene; it has become flat and insipid to his taste: his books are aban doned; his retort and crucible are thrown 'sick 6 .his shrubbery blooms, and breatties its fragrance upon the air in vain—he likes it not : his ear no longer drinks the rich melody of music: it longs for the trumpet's clangour and the cannon's roar; even the prattle of his babes, once so sweet. no longer affects him; and the angel smile of his wife, which hitherto touched his bosom with ecstasy so unspeakable, is isms unfelt and unseen. Greater objeCts have taken possession' of his soul—his imagination has been dazeed by 165i1:111 of diadems, and stare, and ga 7 .. lets, and title, of nobility ; he has been Litight to burn with restless emulation at the names cf Cromwell, Cesar, and Bonaparte. His en- • chante t isand is deitined soon to relapse into a de sart in a few nsisths, we find the tender and '~ .. that war is not the natural ekutent of his asartillik it had been, he would news rave changed Ira. land for America. No Faris an army from fartlish- ing the society natural and proper tor Mr. Blg.tutn- hassett's charades-. that on his arritil in Amer** he retired trcm the population of the Atlantic states, and Sought quiet sad seditadein the bosom of oar %sestets forests. But-he carried with hits taste, aad tcionce, and wealtb.,s, and 10, tho desert smilel fositising hirrestif MPa treihtilit island artist 0011%, he rears upowit a ?alice and decorates it with every romantic embellishmentof fancy. A shrubbery's that 4fienaone might have envied, blooms around him ; music that might bare charmed Caliinpe and her nymphs, is his ; an extensive library spreads its This day a p it i ed., n VI.. co Volumes. Ori3vo, pike 11 . 7i. 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