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PM mf-"'".---=---—. —__— THEATRE.BOYAL. DM:M-I.IN E. Tffis PRES ENT EVENING, \..v. -2A, IRO% Their M.jesties' Servants will art the Comedy of JOHN Et.'l.l. ; peregrine, Mr. Sickle.' ; the flouniimble Mr. Shnfile ton, M r . he Camp ; Sir Simon ILirlidstr, Mr. Pcillev Earl fittlisimeci, Me. Eyre ; l'rsnk Rocbdile, Mr. Put NA ; John Barr, Mr• M . ftritlff ; Job TlineAterry, Mr . Bsasitter ; Dan, Mr. Mathews; Demtis Bridgroddery, Mr. Jvhastone. Lady C.rtiliue Bray more, Miss Duncan ; Mary Tharrihary, Mrs. 11. bidden.; Mn. Brulgruddery, Mn. Spoke. t , wa y ef Epilogue, the Birth, Parents.4e, Christening, l t we isges, and other firnily Misfortunes of Dennis Urei c vlarry, by Mr. Johnstone. AI . r winch, t sth time these five years, theGrltisl Romance of 131.3E-Ht..kßO; Or, FEMALE. CURIOSITY ! M....h new Scenery . Dresses and Decorations, the Music cow posed and selected by Mr Kelly. Aboinelique, (Filavalearil,) Mr. Raymund; Mr. binAlrnnelique, nbent' ; &dint, Mg J. Smith.. Simenbac, Bann i ster U ster ; B o ma, Mr SCriVelk• Fatima, Mrs Monittant $ incur, Miss 'l4ecs i Reda, 'Mrs Blood. Ty k e Omer, (newly comp o sed by ~ Mr. D'Egyille,) by Ma.- B y e , ttglwomley, Davis, Greco, Totem, IL sad I. of Love is a Tub, rant:teed for '''llliellblid Iblinc". Vaterday night, ass again received with watverwil sproldes, and the loudest anplanse, and will be sepestv,l to-morrow evening,for the-frearin tim , Tominrenw,The Provided ilosbaod.—On Wednesday; the Camay of The World !--Ou Thursday (ne Novice of ver pe St. Mrfornse ar4 a New Drama , called, Veuoni ; or, 1 he With New foreocry, Ike. A New Coinvil) is M Rehearsal, and sill be speedily Pro timed. ........ .... __ .. ._. .. • --- - TliM ZINGS THE.ITRE, HAYM Aril: ET roils PRESENT EVENING.. Not. .!s. I gnS, 1 will be perfonsta, (tells time,) a new rand Melu:Drs static Opera, in three sets, milled, - THE EXILE. • The Overture and Male composed by Mr. Martinelli. The whole arranged under the direction of Mr. Farf S ley. iberia, Coital Cirick, die Exik, Mr. Pope; GOTer9Oru O st Calmar, Mr. Maluku; Baru* Alltrolull, Mr. Li ston ; ( o Mr. lociedon; the Patriarch, Mr Cresswell ; tie Czaroatirs. Master Goodwin ; Dural, Mr. Young ; Welsiro, Mr J Js; et- Series; Rintski , Mr. Murray • Yer mac ego E h, M eth, Mrs St. r. Clispos furring, Mr. Fawcett. The imprlizab Liter; Sedona, 'Mrs Gibbo; Alexia& Mrs. 11. Johnston; • Claberitilt, Mrs Mekong': Anne Slim 'leadows. in Act. IL The Coronation of the Empress kdizabeth. To which will is added, tie Corlett* of TONI THUMB THF. GREAT. Rine Arthur Mr. Meriden ; Lord Grizzle, Mr. Listen; Doodle, Mr. Simmons; Noodle. Mr. TiqlorThigioll Mosier Goodwin. Qsees Dollatudn, Mr*. Limos; Primers Iseasitsea, Miss Boikin• The ?011ie OPE respectfully infix-m.401,5t, in consequenee . ef the propmetimil. for their ccccc imodation at the Theatre- Royal, is the Heymmket. not beim/ c ompleted, the Covent- Garden Compeny will perform um week more at the Opera House. Tie Near Grand Melo-Dramatic Opera of The Exile , will Ise repeated to-morrow, with Talc Review •on vvedn4do), ' with Th ee. Portrait Lit Cereat.tes ; on Thersiay, Who Wins' or, The Widow's Murree .. and on Friday, with itaiei•ig the Will4l ...4.111 Saturday, "Co-bent -. olaebeth, Mr. Krutlile 141 1 Illeebetk. VW- sidekno.. heipc the lest night of the Ousivassfa•dieg at the Opcoribraor. _.. --..--,---.------. 'MANCE OF ENTERTAINMENTS OLYMPIC PAVILION, EW CA STLE -S TREET, STMAN 0, Established by Authority of the Lord Charsbertsis. 111 HIS first time s eu ,cm, a Grasd Equestrian ENTREE A LA MAIIELVIEE; Ist time these two ycars, a Ccitnic Pastousisoc, with new SCPIIIeI7, and Decorations called The PLO:I -SOM ; or, Harleimin Statue; Har le quin, Mr Creasman ; Old Man, Mr. Dseui ; Eliatas Lover, Mr . ; Clown , Mr. Norman; Plesua, (with song") Mr. Jubasnot ; sad ColsoMne, Mrs. Darter. First timc, a new Lyric IF.ffusiun, written by Mr. Vein, and sung by Mr. Johanust, called The POLO AMETHYST • or, British GlorN ; a Paso rums View of the Amethy st htingiss La Thetis act ton Equestrin Eercises by tbe Di.uhle Compau ; Mr Smith's Fl)lng A i l uis ll on srmanship ; ti,al of skill sa d mutest.. .I architecture. Tu cuticle& with the ;similar Nautical Spec tacle of HIACKBEARO; or, The Captive Prioress, principal characters, Mr. Cruystan and` rs.alf past Astley• Six— ast Half past rive. Hegel at Ralf pest Eight. the gratification of the Public at large.— Ahaiitarier flue Shiltiae to the COSSIOR AMA s e appearaisee of all the Celestial Bodies are correctly s,rlesplamed by an * l iterates the best adapted ter cosi eying an adequate ides of the structure of the UM time. This heillisat Cupwave EIDOVRANION. aarilled is Europe, expiating a surface of Ouno Inman feet, l im o be men at anriPANTIIEII:I: @mem Day, from Twelve till Finn is*Clock.—Artinission is —.lnd EVERY FRIDAY Evening, task Eight till Ten, will he richly illuminated, am: area. pained with an Eaplauatory tenure, is Three Boum', adorned for that purpose with ma"y cur ious int chanical •Jrks teansparent fi1•C0M1D5......4 4111,11111114,4% tid .11. This Lshilhtion atll cline in December. MINIsitAL TEF.IIII, ON A NEW AND 1111PROVE,13- PI, 4:11 MR. F t i LEUI,i. Dentist, of ‘Vot:tout Sn l ac e , R eas ell-square, begs leave respectfully e 1., the Pullin, that in non seers of various esollevielients, and of ',sat appliesthin to his Fracas's's, he is enslded to re coon., 1F11.1.% TEETH. by tn. .33 of 3 Mineral 'Pies o AMR, so as u ? p re compkte 3111143.1 is to theme who puss hive uccasioe for sosch s ubstitutes Faker cm gaces to sopply from one 'foot!' to a wholi get, without retdn . : pate or irritation, skit of as sppearanee so very in tend, as to defy the most critical charmer --At the triune time that the'ferfb so sepphed will anew r ev, ry marrow for mastication, pee to the voice its natural tone and utodu• lott•ut sad then mowtreetion ea acs ineorruptible, that .Ir. Fslsur copiers to r. place them, free of expense, sl.auld they w,ar, to strange Cabe,' +gr. raterr cut, also attar hat sni t cid Fatale, it, a tuouwer mealier to himself, mid never be' f.r.!att,Aupted by say itailiVnlll3l --Mr. Fate tir f.'els it rain Ms duty to elation the Plastic spoon the ss urriloots cations of an nit, cra yos, sad irritable competitor, whose s'etcm Chin ge mid Pr:WM.I.I.3TM^, Ite• v. subverted by Mr. Faker's rstahlohnieut, Inv been UnCe:if nig in his attempts to tinure Mr. F. le the public opinion. (tot Mr. Faleue , ellarts Waive already r oma crest satisfaction •sr novo: re spec tilde characters, he is (wasted, thisotilt the literality and food was of his deiced', to pee rs 6:icon a vs to the runes I• ant ot bra profesmons, ulrielt cannot fail provies Wilily es trifactors to dune who story hart urttaina for ilmr„ ''"erti w of hts talents—on indelletrce, he helietes, 1...-ter Winn nipc rienct..l b toey Dentist, toed which has sevordrd to 51r. Faker, in cutisespieisce of the illiberal attacks of this irritslole, dim ppuie.ttit c o nsitettly.f. omit to for nears. IPM Man stomas, keep sell is mold, that bus conduct has Amway fear bus homier:able mention iu the Berafeot of tpr liist's Bench, 50.1 on the ,dinnt , a of every rearet • of the ftt.lok rtebause.--:tlr. F. wilt conclude nth the words a celebrated writer ton itstinl-nce iceomMte mica BA re-sita pone." 1 40. 111, Wolitenspluee. • ;°`;".°C"c h LA n rfr i‘ t B k.. 4 ~tiaeDoors *pea at Half . Secood Prick at flair . i I H, the grab ' I HU H CI 'ohm the appear:met tillineatal suet rapt& for coin eying an ode. Tern. Hue hrilliaal ia Europe, exPth'iml wen at thisPANTII • o'Clock.—Ad • tnl • sior I from Eight till Ten " fl i e d wits an E ., Monied for that I works and tmooPm l ),, t ne tnl--N •11. t ON A NE ivi- R . VA LI I. RePiell-§T 1., the Palthe, the and a v...t D oe. enm%., A AB's IFI Pico ".11 . 1011, SO lIS Il e. .. 11111, h ore orcnalt VICO to htllll.ly I ratt•in.: pMII, ur it towel, on to defy I time that the 'let for mastication, I lotion; sad rim 4e F.th.tir engage% to It". ' UV tUaNr 2 1 Cl.l Pointy, to I f..r..rtt..inio,e4 In . bt• dutr to rinti ret,otni of an ol.t. •••tem of Chatxt ialent's • !Aeon to injure Mr. I ell,ots 'mime I *pet t ahle eltarar good mitt of hie ages of big prat ti•factory to lb: his rilent•—••••• Tienetil by as/ Faker, in CS.. diSaptholl.t:ll CI Mali should ke obtatued f•r hi Court of Kim' 11 04 Member. Jai adelrees vi Na. IN We ".:::- - LL--•- . ------------___ VICTUALLING -OFFICE , Noa. at, tows. rill I E (:()M M LiSION F.ltti .for.VietitaNing His - 1 Nlie.i's'e Nary do hereby gire .I..tice That no TV ES DAY Nux r, the ..Nth instant, they mi ll read, to rereice Traders is writing (sealed up), sod treat Ar TWO HUN , I)RED TONS qf good, sound, uortbantalde RICE, to be moteerahle to Sam*. to he productd with tie Tale. , , to be de livered, one half thereof in a .fartnight, awl the other half ill a Aelsight afterirsr6, ists Hie 311i , to's flawing: lifvf" 04 Deptford, nerd to ft paid for by Belle, payable woh haler", ninety thys cllef date. ror Conditions ,1! t he Contract wa be wen at the Secretary' s y o tVa. NS oers#l will be host to II XI Tessier is which the Price s hall sot he inserted an 'cords at trneth, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before nor o'Cloch on the mid Tuesday next, the 29th P e . ; Nor II o rot the Penes who makes the 'rosier, sr some Person on hii behalf, attends, t• answer albeit --- called for. ----:------ ..... ....__ . --___—.------- IDI ICEIAItt)S()N, GOODLIICK, and O. I,A) Stoek-Brokera, respectfully acquaint the Public, the STATE LOTTERY will commence Drawing oo the Rib of 'December. The Scheme is quite novel, and bee TWO ad vantages which au other Loery ever poressed, via. tt ADDITION AL BE of FIVE HUNDRED T I C KETS EACH, will be given by the Contractor, with permission of Government i by which Adveoterere have the chance fur ail the Capital and other Prises, in Sou or . Loon Tickets, besides their owe, and nsay cu futaL. in 10,tion 4 Prins; of 1..0,0rtu 9 Prizes o t........ 5 , 0t ,0 6 ........ 1,000 I ace. Le. Le. 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Town tlootigisout the U tinted Ettsjcleirt, to stoat bottiLa, pm.. is trit. insets. INQUIR Y. Cif SEVENTH DAY, Nov. 96. The Board resues' its sittiugs at about half m past ten this o rniog, anti proceeded in the exit morning,minatiou of the General Officers whom x was pur posed to adduce. Brigadier - General ACKLAND Was COW in, and proceeded to read to the Board his written. answers to the list of questions given to him, 013 the former day. by the President. The qnestions werosimilar to' those which were put to blajor-Gen. Ferguson. Brigadier-General Acktaud stated, that his joined Sir Arthur Wellesley's army oa the morning of the :21st. Tit believed the resources of the country in that vicinity to he very few ; he had not amrarti. cular knowledge of the state of defence in which Lisbon and the forts on the Tagus were; but con sidered the positions about Lisbon to be very strong. He could not speak of the strength of the Castle, as be had never examined it. Was of opinion, that the Freud' army, if forced back to Lisboa, coulak, in consequetace of the assistance whichst would de rive from the crews of the Russian an/wand bo ats. have crossed the Tag us, and effected sts wired by the garrison of Elves. Situated as the French item in their position atTorres Vedras, be Aid not believe they would have consented to lay down thuiranns as prisoners of war. Did Mot believe thee would have submitted to that necessity, even if forced back to Lisbon by the o perations of the British army. the care were reversed, snd the British i n a similar state to that its which the Freuch were, be was sure they would not have capitulated. Losbon must have suffered both in the persons and properties of its inhabitants from the its ope hooour, rations which the British army, jealous ot must have carried iuto exeoutiou. The advan tages of the Conventiou were, that it delithve voered Portugal of a Freuch ano—put an e nd to - yages of w ar --allumeti the store ships, which might not have been safe off time coast, to cuter ihe river —and released four thousan d Spanish troops.— It allowed the Briti sh arm y to eater Spain, and seat the Freuch force to a port of France remote from the Snanish frontier. The French w•-re pletely disheartene d by tht defeat of the gi st of August. The only artillery calibre were line pounders, not adequate to attack the garrisons sx torts on the Togo,. He did not believe that• the Sir of Santareo, oceupied by the army tinder Sir John Moore, noted have prevented the retreat of the enemy. Major-Geu.SedNets. was next galled, and was ex amined to the same poiuts. Ile joined Sir A. Wel lesley on the sth August, and was with him the battle of the :list. He knew that the poaitions about Lisbon,and the forts of the Tagus, were both wrung and defensible. This Officer corroborated the statement of General ' enemystool his opi nion of the compliance of the their arms, amid on the advantages of the Conven tion, to the interest of Portugal. and the farther operations of the British army. lie had no reason to suppose that the conduct of the French Com mander and his army would not, with respect to sastion and its inhabitants, be influenced by the *Mlle considerations which have influenced other Commanders and armies, is limiter situations. The artillery calibre were utne-pouuders, and the nature of the country would not ad mit heavy w-dnance t o b e brlught up. The Tagus Iwing fordable a littl above Santarem, lie believed that the occupatiou of that position, by Sir J. Moore's army, would hare completely haterrupted the retreat of the enemny by Elves. He nail versed iu the campaign in Eg pt in Isoi, and considered the Conventions by which the French evacuated Alexandria and Cairo similar to the Coosa...thou of Cintra. At the time of the Conventioa fur the surreitd‘r of Alexandra. it could not have held out for more than four Jay.. The country. was full rossesron of the British and Turks, which was not the case with Portugal at the period of coucludiug the Con.ention of Chi tral. The reruns in the former case , however, were us favourable. IA II attendant circuinst liters being considered, us in the latter. They were similar to all tuateriar poiata.--Men, bagisage, artillery , am 111 Midi Oil, au. Sir A.'l 61. LICSLEY•-•AV ere you aware that it had brvu itiratiged with Captain Mali:Ain. that the Alfred shout(' attend the movements of the army, along the coast, from filenalcgo, in charge of the victuallers and stare ships. and with the ammu nition fur the ordimaace which was expected front England f Major-General S?etreett—The Alfred, a 74 gup •., was-ord . red at Sir A. W'elleslay's wishes, for Itlf.exprews purpose of supplying the v....my with whatever heavy ordnance the emotnander-iii-Chief might require. yi x A .. W oLLE ILuf --Was General Spencer aware that before the army was in a sitelitlOU to attar. k Peniche. orally other fortinea place. time orrloaimce st6re•shrp, Imiskled with animuunition. with ita. ponoders, with heavy mortars, sod with stores Tor them, had loaned tile fleet, iu charge of the Al frei ? . Ceiteral SrEncia—lt had joined the fleet a long time before it could have been required. Lord 510taa asked Sir Arthur WcaesiCyli.43 . . . ! ,4, • .. - . • .' . . • KV ''' . ... ow 1 r, . .. . ... _4. .*-=( .. , ...„,„„,..... _ .... - -oestveollP=l:-.Y ".1 -. .a...' . . - . -. • 1..4 ..... ' 4 l r ? l A . .k.t . . . .... • • .. . . , , • d Ar--..._ • ;%, ~F.FN • , .7.4 t . 1 .. 1 1 • ii , • ~, _ . 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