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ormsEß 4245*• ~~.g;~ r,sAti R ROT ranr.vl-40011,W. PIIINENT TILIESUA V, llcctiobtr 4, r„,"ye sew , the Tragetly of (31 1 SI ESTER. - _ „ wr i e r, Mr. Yoltalf 61.404. Nr. Stories; lainirs, g i aible; Ira cr, Cresrell: Jarvis. Mr Morro,. ;4 0 0„. ; Clssolotir, Mrs. Werg o . B . r 'smith icai.,(41.1111 u w6erncrt, Mew% & c .). der Grand Historic Ifisistossioic Drama it ... _ . OR, THE ViiIMIOLATS 2111. AND. ...op ,the ` N maAtarla Mr. &Tapi, jun.; Theodore • - j ?,, ro a.r), ... Neelow; MA•lame Pero 1164`, 11.'• . 41 .. ru m ps .z•e (as Aniline, ar the Dcs. , late 1 , 03 , 41), ;kcal Kaaba (Sall.te to Vaaba), Mr. Gettualth. .. ,'ra. Phrla,rr. r the Ravi! to he takes of Mr. Branri , ,a, at the "' i a • ; f act t to Pri.ice's- place , Hart street, from Sc. till 17 4 :se , o ;; ers of Goose*. Vass rill repealed ir rew awl Friths! rie‘t....-00 Thursday, lltbebu 00. w, Kiag livery the Eighth . A •••• Filet is it rehearsal, 4001 will he pet, tired as anon ?PRAM 11101 4 At; Erritom ct.. 4 m the AMY- 'Oyer lime Lewd Chamberlain.) Tt*NK‘ENT TUESDAY, ltec• mew, 4. lam Mdedire Bement. will set the Comic Ipera of THE DUENN A. i ir onr, Mr. reason; Dal fiedisand, Mr. Hum ; Pia . w rbmp" *he Imeadiass a New Cavaltua, p m,- Wes Honday;" Dam Ass.* Mr. Prim (11, inK sal spy eerauce at Ibis 'Thelegis); Issee Mendoza, Dot 111 • oyez, Mr. Pastry. Clara, M rs. IUo untain ; Are r; the Daesna, Mn. Sparks. oar seed (whatnot), a New Musical Farce, exiled . 11-.ANSrOKNIATION; AK, LOTVAND LAW. The Overture suet ilasic composed by Mr. Casten. the Chewier. by Mr. Perim, Mr. Mathews, Mr. Chg. 107, sir Wodtur, Mr. [right ; Ilia Kelly, Miss Tic).- Assl Wti Sp,rks. rluers to be taken of Mr Spring, at the Haa g. J he. Strawl liwtraure ; of whom may also be had law .wire, Deaf aged Dash —flit Thu The Clan gs:Asuage...-Chi Friday, Th. Rivals.—Oa Saturday, de —On /Nadas, Rides,. . - TO BOOLSELLEtt S. lITINTE 1, a re , prvtabk YOUNc: MAN, panics a grnersi kaowkage of Books. ar o, sober %ottani, sad ram etecasictuelly take the ...ft et a 11411.11W91 is a Frettiseial Tows, when ▪ olieflo , l , eir=r am:strie So 40. t. r.O o'Clocit. the GRANO ca, r r PAT will diem u Guildhall. Logien :en; Sktemer•strtet bed Pickett- en I. 101 arm* at tom twol and is the inpr” be ”tib lc eau can lime of *Manna, vs dir f, rail redeemed, tar al. lag. Vane !tr.:, is\ • f.: Prkr.sf • • u 1r..1 IW L • 141 0 l Eighth ..... ..L 1 I • Qtylif • g 7 teasson,l Stu ea sew CAM; m No. is sad ge. ; I,f4sowitill; iijiseltelt-ettest ; 6, AWgate (career 41.4.4;44); 419. IlAttard street ; Coro bill; ; *MI tno, poductno, lee Pao, "ppggise Euler Thatire PUBLIC BENEFIT. IN COUGH", CONSUMPTIONS, ASTHMA', OD OTHER PULMONARY COMPLAINTS. NWDEN'S VEGETABLE ESSENCE is 0 4 11tisltal peweni~fid, rat Wry (r leo sow a ft Mfg deka Item virtues of the nor erten Alleritert Ileaterative Vegetables; and, as a Remn,:y .; btali,Caema, Connicaptina, Arran. mulattoes l'i:1- Oen Canna% A easy. plemaat, inmates', and 'Av.- OM it suety, that a tero-opivinfol, is a doe fur ap• r. hafruna; so pleanat, that Si is equal to white wise ; that it tuay wo ven t o . i i.ifaut i awl en effie.• :fre disease dies, ne it were, bilore it /a an err, west sad slight. or long starling and inveterate, Joe :rely astonishing, sad alesilet incredible. In ague' has dent failed to prrAtteeirametliate relief; a ere be enbiu the reach of medicine, this will root pme the happy ..ease of ncompliehinp ar demo', vol. not these are not the dictates of interested bag, the idlueing respectable Touchers, selected from Met rataber, will abundantly prove We, whose ■ sme llama* subscribed, heti mg felt the happy rffrc to Wile* Vedelable Fakeer on 001,01,1111, or having been obese, leered on where de hereby earnestly mem ▪rt is the sdtctr t with CuIM , Cowen, Coosa:misuses, base, due. We do also hereby declare it to be oar win e that Mr. for bevies , already se lam seeriired ese sad unmet r. his beereelenee and honesesity„ bag it graiiiii..cy to Lis safeties tiiend., tiescli 0168111aciesoutaner, fur lurid; sew offered it fur public kit • pee shirt, will preclude betfew front parrbe:ing, Ito Ins hosesolest intettio• of continuing to dispeeee it eh bead the y bl tirobjeci• of charity, Is justly eutilltd to the ef puic. . Esq limit George. Mr. Shaw, tenmpet-sacks to to the Hnn. Board ef . 7. • iifir. Leg. Lambeth Ordnance, Red- Lies .st., - MM. r. H Abort' 4 , Esq. New Palace- Mrs Woodward, Himaystend JO town. 17 .'wth, Lag. li ithent's Mr. Fitpa, Camomile &slop, Old street street, Bishopscn:e itlials Bank of Rug. Mr. flechze, Glemeester-M., Queen.sassre. Illak frees, F4q. Ball's Witham ifinhroke, Est. I,, , laa.lalariton. *usage 'rile. Men Havers and Cu. Al- Ms. Has. Christmas', Comol• M rserr.t. i. Mrs Bank. f" J l ' gi va l o tstg, g uc . : , ... ~... Monne,. areal sine✓s • street, Bedford. row. L .Mws Haley, Castor. Leansei lf.a.s,-ete, r...q. tint. twit. ham, Lambeth. tinghame P10n , .., Chs.lotte. i v "*Yhtte, Lai. Hul. 'meet, Whsteehar.d. William Fenton, E.. West l i, btini N i ts p er , William Esq. Bstitbde44l. Mr. Le.gb, Hanapsieed town. 1 1° ". t- .. , :er, Market- Mean. Bond sod Hulk "Ate v lir care ... 01.1 Cesopten.st reet. Va , • .01 ersp L et r a ll y isforan that who may be •Irspos "! Ile heaving jvmese of Leaseggeents remedy, this fug 1114101 etrussuisdal toe, it way be had to laotthe,iwiee egleded, art I. 5..'., B. Madden, No lis Call"' , e. 4''' s7 t ' (""" 'guar.. Olueruirriry ; where also them eets of el-s...ttv ea' apply, and he seprqe4 ffotic '''. ', -4 )gl kasbasag•Gnie, Cershill ; Matwasa's Per **, 1 '. 15 1 I'l.'et Street; Mr. Bums, lionksweig. Cheap. .7 , %; sal Mews. !tem mei tisslk. Chl:m" . "" 7, . • 4 '; celebrator; Mr. W 42101.41. r., Bookseller, u i Mr. be' in, Cies street, Bristol; Mr Trine F - : ' IN , . • Kr . Clark. 76% H,4n street, Dwane'; Mr. ''.. o .". xfnre.strart; Mr Anise, •;, Bartiolerww ‘,%, ll* t'oeess, 30, Halm SA krt. & 111.44 4reellal 111111c4% is eke Reoloilte'resilh 1.1 tty, sot s. as fans three 11,1 to a7y ".t.l. •pua reeett inclaaare of IL tor c.rs4ge fire • Pampli:rt, rrire 6d. um. • ' ‘• nf .ettri d of tio• Wel re. ‘:1‘14.6 observations *a soliect of ail' nee, atc• Ainttob • , • „ " TUESDAY. DECEMEttit 'no. 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Id' Itortun t PlVilished by 1 thratfor I, ' , so. tit, Holboen- Hit ; and sold by all b.nitunilers rod Newsincit. - - PROPOSED NEW It RIDGE FRO tf BANKSIVE, SOUTHWARK, TO QUEEN-STREET, CUSAI'bIDE. (SHE Public is rt.iwr 411. “f .-vii• .1. th.t ROOKS for reeti.ing fIVRSCRIPTION‘ for Otis rodeet2onst ARE OPENED, at the dattlsose Mums of Ife.ms. Smith, Pause, .iad StTaalt, Itaa*ioat Hoase , tre.t ; and Messrs. Rantabothow, Neivrnan, tat•dbottout, ood Co, Lombard street , to *lsola a depoon of 21. lus per @bare meet be paid at the tome°, sohocohiox Ry O rd. rof the Committco, TIIO. and WM. I% Ln . LEstizr, Solicitor.. Groet...? Hall, Nov zy. 11110. Muted Proposals woe be bad of We, Wyatt, Bookseller, Pititett.ttroat, Tomplet-bae. HAZARD, BURNE. and Co. 5t0.A.8...k.r.. respectfully iefores the PithNe, that Tickets sod s for the NEW STATE LOTTERY. aro vow so Sale at ilwir Other, No. ot, Royal Eneirano. The Lottery coaliata of 91,0.10 Tattle assobeted from t to 11,000„ on as *stile New Ma. The Scheme euatahat Vow Prises of t0,0001..-Forty other Capitals—mud au Prize lower thee 1101. tiANSPORTAMPTICE, Nov. leo, tom r 111-1 E ISSIONEILS fur tosidactiNg Mu -Alajosty's Treaveart Seracr,he taking Care oilSith and Wounckd Seamen, ondfor CRie aineCastiody oif Prisoners ort War, do hetelor /Me Nati* That they wilt be reedy, at that Oflr., on THURSDAY th e cn t h a l December Into, t. re owe "lett Tenders, and great with neck Per.n• at may 6e mgt. leg to mitred, .ter victualing PRISONERS sr `VAR is (I F.A I.TH, et NORMAN-CROSS, ow STILTON, for Sis Monet* CeriO4A, from thrt tat February 11111. No resider rill he receipt', qfter One tecloc4mithe Day ql Treaty; nor any meshed, swifts the Party, or al, diet s tiir hiny ;ersonall o attend. Ea, h reorder mist he accompanied hr s Lett** from two respr , teek Pdrearesossegism to become d with the Perron tendering, is theta,* of Lai,uoe, for the deo cjormancs oft 6e Contract. Firrther whetstone may &I known, 6y applyiq at (We; or to 'Vitals Pfruland. Aermaa-Ctims TRANSPORT-OFFICE, Nov. 59, Ism. MIIE COMMISSIONERS fur conducting His Majesty's Traosport Seri ice, for tains Cass ffSial and trurodos Seamen , and Sy the Ca/egad Cartody of Prisoners of Irae, do hereby giro Notice, Tkat they wilt he ready, at thu Olgce T ITESDAY the itola Detembee to re- C , 11% Laird nod treat with each Paeans as mug be inU- We to cataract for reetnalling PRISONERS qt* WAR is HEALTH trod in ISICKNK4S,st ESK MILLS, star PEN TCI:IK, is NORTH BRII'AIN,. for Six Months andsist, ,from the tat Amory Intl, • r the day mi . which Primers Antleannanres• Min videos:lrd there. No 'hider wilt be recrieed after (Me *Week me the Dap of 'Treaty; sou any noticed, melees the Party, or an Agent for My, Persomdly sweet. Zink Teoder oust be accompanied by e Lit ter, from tmo respeerable Persia:, to become htmadmdk the Pawn tenderioe, in the SIM if L.tuuo for the dee 'wires ' anew of the Cootr.scs F'eriAer lertield,rl ftly be Ivoroo,L4 amptykr el 039 (►fee; er 10 'Nakano ►reieht, hp Agent le Ike said Col,minieners, or Uremia., NMI 460thurgb; or Ceptsim Peilowo, brk Mali Priam FORIIGN 11$TELLIGENC&*. Atl 1 - 0 - 1;eir;t;o the rah FEBRUARY NEXT. In the late October Louery No t 7, a Prile of 20,00111. nod t,la•, a Prue of totio, were butts sold, in Shares, at tha above °See. Letters, post-paid, duty inistimpeil. Schemes gratis. /LIRE real JAPAN BLACKING, emir by JIL DAY sad MARTIN—Thu invabiabla Composition, with %IV the must labour, produces the swot brilliant jet black ever beheld, affords peculiar nourishment to the Sestina', will not soil tie *mot limes, s perfortly free from arty olip;ea. sant smell, sad will retaio virtues in racy climate. SJF.I, Wholemle, lily and Mattis, at the Mame:it:tory, No. p 7, Nigh Helium,. Retail, by F. Day, No. 7, Taristoebestreet ; W. Day, an Swollen-.term • Aztel, 1, Finch-low ; primeval Beotasaiitos, Perfi;asenh and is Ile We tropoiss, set in every Toms threitelmme toe Caits4 test mime bottles, price is. 4d. each.lCo holf.pints made. • • - DR. FREEMANIt uurrA - SALLiTARIS. THE value of thus basil:l,le Medmine has heen oolong proved, that asthine of Ilia prasent day can hear a competition with it, is 1411 lbe diffi rent stages of a yeast, Grate, whirls it effectiail cares awl eradicates (rum the habit, without excitio4 the paiotal frelitom sad eap,issre that atteud 4.l.,htetsug the roastitatioa is say decree, or ecru C411111KMCTI• from bistro nf, or resin( twit in diet. Ile NS 11"11 virtue a of dose toestitriable Drops t. 3 1 .12 proved their elron to public ',probative ler sore than h ' , Mil In all debility, they prove a am er.failiug rest.. ve nr, e bet Is:s the delaiity is pro duced by too free sae of mei. , .;;rest pleasures Sr the et frets of a warm climate. To tauirellets, sad il:isse going shrived, they ranuto be reruntmrotairti tau strmigly who will terries a rife. spevily, and I 4.,,1p1ete rare, to ell ..Id stehbura Utast', and every wealto es Hot affects the hiradder sad or. cans id urine. ity its rl6racy wisay women bars become roolvere, who fur years had beets deprived of 11. it happily's Sold, wholesale mod retsitost Mr. Roller's, Nu 4, Cheap side, corner of Pato risusteeurow; and retail lay Helens, Paris mouth . Westori, Josses, sad NaNari farriers ; ika.l Paseo, ri,evosele ; Peel, ; Ce:Reell sod Newherys, • ; coitus. Satiab l y, ; htairs., Liee, sal Attunes., Maroloster u Billow rad lastlslouv. Liverped ; Treason, • •er ; Macdonald, tilos:ear ; Smith awes' Ilauderida, Edo. berth ; and by most Comas) Medici*. Ifeoders. is bank % 11l us $6ll web.. tmple 01 111CKN %Vs rims, s fermis tort fnr the At.. ,e •.d Gravel, rAilt• I Pat %, &. u. gad lAsbags, Sic pike 11. Ws par bac LISBON PAPERS. LI.BOW. NOV. 17. Divers acettonts were yesterday in circoilatinii, rriestive to the operahoos of the armies. The night before Issi several ..final opts were fired et ars, eouwtlr.rtn•e lit elcrli Is iitt.ober or ships were rut ki gup the Tags . The cause of this I k , but we .ire 1111111 re i w •It .utu. 0;1*. I v 810).0.1111 : th t I Ord W. 5it!,;!..111 It with his troops, and that the -:-ejty hits raisswi his camp. Should this really he true, the retreat of the French cannot hut proyeextreme ly destructive to them, obliged as they. are to per. form this retrograde movement, 1•u-sued by the mart,' hero to ohms the defence of this kiogdoso is committed. . • • so,. 1 9 . Avaiga The enemy.. hitherto appeared in front of our hoer, and seemed to threaten this capital, began to retreat in the night hetween tie tith and 14th instant, is the direction of Sentatedi; he wee Wasurdisawity peeved by our troops ; and the fol lowing day our advanced parties came in ii4ht of the rear-guard of the French, who continued their retied. Some prisoners have bees taken. The enemy commits still greater excesses than when he well advancing against us. Lard Wellington's hascl-quertere were yesteaty to raise in Santarem. ploy. il. We have not yet yr , •eived soy of the inovements of our armies, mud of the retreat of the French; in order, however, to satisfy the public curiosity, we will extract some interesting particulars from divers private letters. If Would seem that some unforeseen occnrrence has occasioned the retreat of the French, because they hare left some wheat and cattle behind. We must be on our Kneed, it is true. with regard to eatables abandoned by the enemy ; hat in this case. it is to be ob.errecl, that they have burnt part of the provisions which they left, in that in all probabi lity went of time prevented thins from destroying the whole. Some of the prisoners and deserter; affirm, that the enemy carried a number of their furevi troop; with th 1/1 on their retreat, disarmed and guarded by Frimen soidivrs ; whi. li seem to confirns the re port; which were current some days since, that very considerable discontent prevailed in the French army, whether on account of the seurcity or bad of provisions. or from *Mt other cause, is not known. The whole read from Alenquer to Santarem it covered with dead horse% some d- ad human bodies, broken solvate% km. Ir to:ne 'elutes, which were found lodted, dead bodies were .I.icevered shut up, probably with the intention of spreading infection. Nov. It!. On the 13th, late at night. Nlarisens commenced his retreat, and Lord Weilington berm to pursue hire. We are now given t 9 understand that the French General was not in that want of provisions AS suupi•se4 by many people here ; but that the &tires, of his mops, in respect to clothing, par. iseiilarly in shoes, was extreme. There ~ a report heft in circulation, which, however, is generally discredited, that IV.OIIO tam. with • large convoy of proitsions and clothing, h a ve joined M ........ We wow feel satisfied that we are R.' j-. ftw the remould,' of the year. I; is (11.10:4111 with som,. of she bestsioroeused, whether sly bidet of (ow. queace will take pleat she Leto ..igts. It is siid that • corps. rensiautig of several thou. rtto+ • MICE SIZPINCA-ILALFPltiillif, sand men, has banes destteiged by the Portnguere on their march WOW bfasseca. Yesterday arrived here übont add French' prima en. taken by our light troops in Asanibirja : they belonged tom corps of 400 men, which was com pletely destroyed. Persons continue to arrive from places which wave occupied by the French. When they were in (rout of our hires, they sheltered 'themselves from tll4.inA clemency of the season, chiefly by in..,king i k 1641 of stied. with the doors, shutters,seindows. Ite. Of the neighbouring houses. Letters from Cortez° of the lath inst. Mate, that the head qua rrrr Varrived there that day : they add. that the ternibee of deserters was very c•iiisideriblei and that it would he still greater, were the deeertious not obstructed by local circumstances. From the time when the enemy arrived in front of our lines, until he left that potion, his laesin desertion mayor:111mo, Lo 3,75) into; which cleriy .leas the great amount of •lus fusses since he in. vaded tins country. It appears that the movement of the French lots produced results the most calamitous to tiu. clump - The positions which the different division's of oar armies immediately occupy, after they are evacuated by the enemy, enable them closelyto watch his direction and insimuvres. The devastation ems mitte , l by the French to the places which they occupied, or through *hie!) they passed, is mast dreadful ; but all the circumstances ob d is the positions which they evacu rte. prose that the/ redly sustained the most urgent want of things of the utmost importance; is particular. yte. m. of coorrymico. Ti.eir cavalry has Also suffered swig great dimiuutisi, in corr.-queer* of the vest moms ber of hors, s whirls doily died tlirorign err ess:vis fatigue. It is also said, chat Masies4 it tertowly indi•p• sed. CADIZ MoV. 6. They writ* from Anemia, wader date of rte, 21st r,t.ist sr_t , .os CO MM i n p r e by Oc.ohc i w e' ," by a . veriesy of well combined tativeru•-nts, ha• tt Icogth succeed. d is compelling Mait.eo : to retr.-.at t!..e utmost precipitoti‘o. lie i.e.riied himself, for that purpose, of a trveDratiGu..leuudeit sterna, duriie,: which he cifc.sed his wrest, pat m the utmost coidUsion, and wits • very consider:Op, lots in killed and wounded. EITR ACP room AN OFFICIAL LOW,it;•:CAT111 1 1 ,alp WILLLIIIIOTO% TO DON 1053 DATED PIRO NEGIVO LOTai Nothing of importance has oteurreil since to date of my hist disottehee of the 3 I in.torit. the Stli instant the enemy rec.nisiitreil ihu @mei rons of Abrent.s, and moved urvi.r racer of silt shove operation, a smell body of horse sad foot to. wards Villa Vella, eirdently with the streo , ..ol of obtaining possession of the briave across the - Lyme, which was formerly in tnat place ; !iodine it husis. ever destroyed, the above detachments r.-turi.ed to Solireirs Formosa. " The enemy has collected the larva* number or boats, which n was so his power to obtain, lo ordet to throw a bridge ',cross the Zrsi re ; it es ter) , had and shall, I trust, he destroyed. "By 'be Last vermin's which I Wile reetiv• - t1 fret' Badaj4z, dated the 4'h imt. I tied that Morti;i's corps remained at that time still in Seville. •*' was in a very ei; kly state. On the Ph Inst. Marshal Bereaford was investeti with the ifisop.ia of the Order of the Broth iu the Palace of Ma:ra, by :I.larslial-Grar.ral Lod Wel. linaton. The 'art 'mutat, from Abrantes stole, stilt the bridge, winch the enemy hail thru*n *emt ftse; Z-s-re, has been destroyer' by the urrillow of that r: r, TAte4nosui. OCT. Our General-in-Chief being enrettreiy ea r tied with ►he distwuiNhed mannrr in which thr r•fl'i re and seamen of His Britannic Majesty's rii 4 ate Cm*. brims conducted themselves in the emit s which took place in &gin and Praetor's, on the 10th and . 14th of lot month, under the immediate orders n( Major-General Doyle, ordered a certain nuiniser of medals to he struck. %kith the Gratefultlirou to Ildtesb lstrtpiditi• mad on the Ire Vet's.. Eletutl A!!4aoce " The slid me.lals were dri.retrd r abet Major•Cener4l for tilstribution among 11,e brava men who fought so gallant!), led ou I)) their noble Commander, Capt. Fame. ststt.se, OCT. The troops of the diris;ini of Nfortitt hate +se. gun to enter this place. and 110111 C preparations in.. Mcrae that thty will stamedia ely .riarth for Car. mona. To-day it is *insu red ih it the who's territory of Cordoba is ri.ess, and twit the ..isati garrison which defended the tem..' h.s h et. it,. Ntroyed. In this capital th. i-essants found and 'rimed upon arras 4541 arnmomtiol . marl haw. iltr. nosed themselves to make a sigo. , oss There is likewise 'nisch said respiectoi but there is no found:vino for belierriag man Se. ba.tiona has fa:lea bath, bowent assialeri 4144 I ••4 A