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NUMBER 1795.) ...------ TM EATS T,ROYAL, DRURY-LAN I r r IIIS PRESENT EV ENING, Oct. IS, I aos, I Their Slajesties' Servants will met the Comedy of "IfiE Wi;:!4 T iNi.)it's . ..i. gorkwell, Mr Powell; Deleon'', Mr. Ciliate"; Ms3ne Th i lsertv, Mr. Johnstone, with tin- fseourite song Of `t The prig o f Shillelagh mud Shamrock aii Green ,•" Ciptaiii Dud , Mr Eyre : Charles Dudley, Mr. De Camp : l'ili Nina, „Dna tun ; Fulmer Mr. Pettit"; Srultoly, Mr. Maddocks. (lmrlette Rasport, Miss Duncan; truly Rusport, Mts. g pii ks; Lonisa Dudley, Miss Royce; Mrs. Fulmer, Miss Tw i ss4l; stud Lucy, Mee. Scott. Ana which will be revived, (ad time these fire yeses,) the grand Ensnarer of BEI) E-IfE A It I) ; Or. FEMALE CUR WWl' y ! Alwnscligue, (Slot-heard,) Mr. Raymond; Ibrahim, Mr. 1 ; A g as; Rehm, Mr. I. Smith; Slaticab:tc, Mr. Nanisiater ; ;:....,,ss, Mr. Fraley. Fatima, Mrs. Ittwoisuu ; !retie, Miss ...on ; Reda, Mi s !Maud. flee ranee, (nearly composed by Mr. D'Egville,) performed ~, Mara Naar, Meade. Twain*, Davie, Green, Twee, d F I ieratet t, and Shia (jay two. The greed rUOViee of Woe Mean soy, revived, Cr the ant lime- *WM c e.rang, war feCtiVed throughout try abrilliaut Mid ovei. %arise sudie ce a ith the high, it marks of approbation and sntiounded applause Iran evei.c part of the Theatre; and sill he ripcatc4 Pi esterday, Mouilay and Tuesday test. On Thursday, The Beggar's Opera: Captain Macheath, r..listo,stoile ; Peeh, !Mrs Mountain ; Lary, Mrs Bland a-lice end eppeirance to thut c haracter). %Villa (4th :ne) . tlir conic drama of The 7 hree raid the Deuce.—On u stkry, (nut scud these timer )cars,) 'the Stranger : The Streept, Mr. Ellistun ; Mrs. Hidkr, Mrs Abram, (from the lhestn.Royal, Wmdsur, Acing her bat appearance on this :.....Ou Meeday, the comedy of the Country Girl : )se Peggy, Mn Ardis. ire or, F. male Cnrio- — THE K12116'8 T H FIATR E, HAY-M. Alt K ET. fiv-molutow EVENING, Ch:t. 19, 1808, Their Majesties' Servants will act a Comedy, called, THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. The Duke, Daveip•rt ; Bassani°, Mr. C. Kemble ; (intim', Mr. Farley; Lorenzo, Mr. Taylor ; Antonio, Mr. ; luck, Mr. Cooke; Tuha!, Mr. Atkins; obho, ht. Frnery ; Lastmelot, Mr. Misiiden. Portia, Mhos Norton, Its it; Mr tiist appearance iu that character ;) Nunes, Mass tozan ; and Jessica, Miss Bolton. To which will be added, 7th time, a New Boniactic iii two acts, called, THE FOREST ()F HERNIANSTADT: OR, PRINCESS AND NO PRINCESS. With New S. , eces, Dresses, and Decorations. The Mimic composed by Mr. Jouve. Tit.. Principal Characters by Mr. Thompson, Mr. Brunton, Mr. Farley, Mr. Blanchard, Mr. Liston, Mr Chapman, Mr. Jeff, rim, Mfr. King, Mr. W. Murray ; Mrs. H. Johnston, Mrs. Gdibs, Mr.. Droreuport, kr. ace. The Damn by Monte! Oscar Byrne, the Misses Adams, he. On Thumday, the Tragedy of The Gamester : Be wley, Mr. liemlile • Stokely, Mr Cooke ; Lesson, Mr. C. Resold.; Mrs. Ile eseley, Mrs. ; to which will be added, Who Wins or, The Widow's Choice.—thi Friday, the Comic Opera of The Woodman ; with The Portrait of Cements; or, Tbc Plotting Loversp—On Monday, King itsrliard the T hird King Richard, Mr. Cooke. THEATIRE-B - OYAL, HAYMARKET. TE late dreadful Fire at Covent-Garden Theatre having consumed the HOW! and Properly of Vi J. DONNE (watasered by sedan of as Agent to the Mat,, Fire Ofkee), ha * by smseimilast Amite of aaay res speCtle characters, and with pe mission of the Proprietors, itittsced to take a BENEFIT at this Theatre, on TUES DAY, the eth of November, tang, when will be prciamted, Emote C'olman, Esto.'s popular Comedy of JOHN HULL, d Msek!in's admired Farce of LOVE A-LA MODE. Tie Puts of Dtunis Bruk3rucklery and Sir Callaghan O'Brallsilian by Mr. Donor. With Singing, and other Eat- Mrtaismeuts, the particulars of which will be fully expressed la future bills and Adiertimuonts. TO ARTHUR MORRIS, ESQ. HIGH BAILIFF OF THE CITY .4N ID LIBERTY or wrsTm I NSTER. WE who..e sittories are here widen% ritten, re gent that you will forthwith call a Meeting of the lalrhitauts of the City soil Liberty of Westminster, to eon sidre of so Achlress to be presented to Ilia Majesty, praying tint Ilia M6jcsty will be graciously pleased to direct an inquiry al4 fall investigation to be made into the Cl/1,1111 which led lathe Conelusiim of the Convention by the Commanders of Lr Mejtsly's Force,: in Portugal. Hiehmd Nest Thor. Holmes Jun. l'lmmpsuo S Lorir (.u. Jui' Young Flu Jt.itn Thompson W. Irco.• it IN tn. /'h. Dlurhdl Jug. Hart John Goy T. W Inha.l Jobs Wt;ousa Jolla 11. , .1ev . F. Hardee IN-Itard L1e. , ,c0 Ilcurs MI6 1 taps. t'iaupbell Jabal James Was. Itruusblw.ul 11. Hulonts rkbt J. IS. Pleweas 1114,7: ocey I Swans %1 t;nlie • Win. Wilma _ In porenenee of Ike above Pequieition. 1 .10 appoint a of the lAnibotante of the City of Westanweetee, on IiIURSDAY at tit ,u'Cleek pn.eiteiy, in Mud- ARTHUR 510111114 Aitmuy, Ult. 13. 109$. tisget Battle MINERAL TrETN, ON A NEW AN!) UNPROVED PLAN. it r ut. FALEUIt, Deotior, of Woburn-plate, 11 Russell aquart, begs leave respectfully to arr. wince to Stir PuMie, that in etineequeore of various moeriments, aid of vast application to his Prufessiow, he is enabled to re rowntencl TEETH, by means of a Mineral Pirpustion,solla to KMC complete SlillifACtioll to those who limn have occasion for such bubstitistes.—Mr. Estelle en- PM to supply from one Tooth to a whole Set, without eausing pans or irritatllM, and of an appearanre se very nit. to defy the must critical obscrver the same tame that the Teeth so supplied adl answer every purpose ft.r inutication, give to the voice its 'littoral tone and modu lation ; and their construction is so incorruptible, that Mr. Faker engages to repine, ilium free of curlew, should they • or change colour.—Mr. Faker eau also affix au arty rriel F'sdate in a manner peculiar to himself, mil rower hit. ire att e mpt awl by any tudiiidual..--Mr. Faleter feels it again btr d u t y to caution the Puldie agaitot thc 'tor' Potts palm cations of an old, envious, and irritable competitor, whose system of Charge and Practice been subverted by Mr. talettes establishment, has been utivt . ..sho„;in his ..ittioupts le mien Mr. F. be the politic opinion. Rut Mr. Odom% ethets Laving already 111(WCII give satisfarti,u to aunty re enetteble charicters ' he ii enabled, I lirOugb Ile blam ably soil guidons or his Friesels, to give iv kteMOVII as to the correut -1'1,14114 piefiv•Mus, which cannot fail proving bichly 1 " 4,10 r) to those v. Lo may have °lvanhoe for the e:,.ercote of 15$ talents—an indulgence, be lichen", never before 4. ape- Unwed by any Dentist, and which has hero accorded to Mr. Farrar, in consequence of the illiberal ettacloi of flue in nettle rinappuinleei conipl titer, perveverod in fur years. The 5114 Man should keep well in mind, that Ins condemn has shisoiv ohlsined fee him ho ion rue titiou is the Records of the Court of Kim(' Bench, mid on the Minittrs of every respeet able Member of the Stock Excluoge..—‘le. F. will camisole ti saddeeeswith the winds of a rek brat': I ono 1:11. 0 1111ellt d TM.' I aim scillargl, attract rixv.uptucc." PIC l. e Webun. Varce. Ebr lirittob irtto T- - TUESDAY. 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Rivingtim, St. PanPs Church -yard a J. Walker. Loug roan, Hurst, Hera ' and Orme, and P Wynne and SUS), PillCllloßitT-Vo* lackington. Allen, and Co Finsbury roman' ; C. Law, Avaiwaria4m be; J. Bao:rer, flotid merit ; W. (lira,' strzct, J Maw. • man, Poultry ; Phillips, E. :or W. Creech, : _ v'' IIv,•; SI ANis, ADI'IC ES FROM THE It is not doubted here intercepted a Courier, for Marrlial 4iewsiereN ; he brought that of a reit, arrive shortly. Our skilful to receive it with his brave ciplined and warlike added to the troops front immediately join him, part which become., it. my, and compel him he occupies, if rather feat him. The most Serene door (or Junta) of watches for the public t itself with the forces which of the french Eagles, them, by creating an of 18,000 men.—(Cortninn The Government continues ble intelligence, that a my is still in possession off eel's and useu, who molable action by whi with the greatest ardour publish this for the more complete detail' (Corarma Diary, Oct. (From the Tekgrapho Coninsta,Oct. We learn with grief culated, that 14,000 iodide themselves masters happy to be aisle to rtport is vothoot foundation, the fourth division still Bilboa is certainly who, it is said, entered Nei has the coutdland. retired with all his troops der, taking a poJitio:t reioforccments wititoui A German has arrised he had concealed himself that he might find Spain. He reperts, place are extreme!, arrival of the Spaniards No person there dare as all who offend in that manner are puniihed a ith severil.v. ECEA DE I.oi CARALLERAS, SEPT. 15. We learn that Joseph Bonaparte it at Mirends de Ebro, and his army is encamped on the teat.k* of the Ebro. hi Estella they have Sown; and at ten leagues from hence 4000. Our look-ont partici in this neighbourhood observe whatever their ad vanced post., are doing; we ch.° learn that the French are fortifying Bayonne with all expedition. —(Corunna Telegraph, Oct. 5.) DETAILS OF THE OPERATIONS Or OUR /RN,, TRANSUITTLU TO THE MOST SERENE JUNTA, EY His RICELLF.NCY DON JOAQUIM SLAKE, COM NANDER-IN-CHIEF, &C. &C. „ MOST EXOOLLENT SENIOI3-1 have the ho.. nour of informing your Excellencies of the siiiitiar proofs of vnlour which the troops under my lam mend have evinced in the re-capture of the city of Bilboa, which achievement would have been most complete, if the inadvertency of some of our ad vanced poste, who, the preceding night, fired open the enemy, bad not given them an opportunity of knowing the position of our troops, at the moment when they were must ignorant of it, believing us to be many leagues distant. Aware thus of onr arrival, they took a 'different determination, and it followed that they were not all made prisoners, as undoubtedly would otherwise have been the ease. ” At half-past three, in the morning of the 20th, Brigadier Don Manuel Fabio set out with the van guard, consisting of two companies of the Regis anent of Babastm, the tirailleurs of Toledo and the Prince, the 2d battalion of grenadiers of the army, two of Toledo, and the Regiment of Ulm, to cut off the retreat of the enemy at the new bridge (a point necessary for the passage) but at short distance. The enemy commenced firing, who having crossed the River, possessed thetnselves of the avenues. Notwithstanding this, he continued his march, forbidding the troops to fire, and Ida honed himself behind it house. Whilst these move ments were executing, the day begun to brcuk, end after forming ea betaille, the regiment of Logo to support hi, flunk, he charged upon the enemy, who, from various points, commenced firing, re (lncite!: the action to a were mminta.is arftre. In the menu time I ordered the rat of my troops to advance, which wits the first battalion of grena diers of the line, three companies of tirailleurs of Arragon, and the second of the Prince, leaving two companies of the thud battalion of the lest corps . •:; . ~. - , -fr . . ") ..- - - • : t 4 , ---- . , P;..y . 0 .. ... I a ' . . 4 b. 'EIIN C ' - i R.....„4 a . . ;P.a . % •• --‘' u . . , . . . . ; . PRICE 11•X.P1IICItkoe . SII PAPE.RS. . 111 AEMT OF GALLTeI.i. s ere that our advanced posh , who came from Boy tttttt ei ; among other intehigence„ "... reinforcement which was to kalif( General was prepariug • brave artillery, and lint ill'- s lhfuntry ; • force which, from the North. which will , is co epee, t to sustain the ~ and even t i press the Cor- a to abandon the situation to it does not entirely d.... Serene and Faithful hiit,.. Gallicia, which incessantly Lie becority, does not content i which already are the terror es, but treats of tusgmenti,3Bl; army of reserve, composed ?rattan Telegraph, o f Oct. 4.) coptgttr4, OCT. 4. 1 -ontinues to receive the agree- it the fourth division of our ssiou oT Dillies, and that Loth 3o were engaged in the roe- hieh it was regained, behaved . odour and eiithtisiiism. We 1 satisfaction of the public, till ids can be communicated. t. 4.) pho Politico y Literario dt hi •anna,Oct. 4). rief that a report has been rif- t) French have a beyond time musters of Bilboa. We are . inform the politic, that that Hind:dims, a+ it is certain that till occupit a BIHICS.. COM: N NA, OCT. 6. ly in the hands of the Freud', :red it 32,000 stroug. General od. The Marquis de Purtazzo troops and artillery iu g e d °l- ion which (Ambles Idiot to wait hoot titolebtaion. rived here from Ilayttnue. i:lieie iiinself for six weeks, in order :1 an opportunity to pass into I, that all the inhabitants of that ly disgusted, and only wait the Muds to discover themselves. re speak on the ;dillies of Spans, that manner are puairhed uith