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. a /4 1 .4. d e - Z' li , / '" .41 • ''=.. - 7 .-;-*, )c.. • . 1 . • a. - .. k k -, ..e. A. ~ . I * . , e ' . , - `..(e' -----...._./ • 1 gi i i i 6 . , (lii 1 ) ......• 4V3 Pawl I -__- kj V Nlt VI (t 4101 rt -tlvi l K A 41 * 1 r 11 , 1 1 .111.11 :.rt tt: LONDON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1818. SUMBER 4971. PRICE SLVEN-PENCE. SEVENTH NIGHT OF THE NEW DRAMATIC ROMANCE. Till irnr.no L, DRURY-LJNE. ARMY CONTRACTS. COMMISSARIAT DEPARTMENT, TREASURY cllassitass, 28th OCTODKR, 1818. N OTICE is hereby given t o all Prrooos de slimes of contracting to supply the following Arti cles fur the Use of the Army, .siz.— BREA D, To his Majesty's Lana Form in Cantonments, Quarters, W ESTMINSTER Et.EcTioN. IN consetittenve ill the 7l-liimetited Death or our , liie Representative, Sir SAMUEL ROM lI.LY, a PUBLIC S!F.ETING will b , •t the Clown soil Anchor Tavern. Strand, on TUENUAY NEXT, the 17th iustant, at Twelve o'Clirek. Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, Bart. in the Chair. to consider of aEI and proper Person to be put iu Numi naiian to represent this City iu Parimusent. November 11, 1818. V HIS EV FNING. FRWAY, November 13, their M .!..tire &remota All revive the Comedy of LOVE M.AKF.H A MAN ; OR, THE FOPS FORTCNE. Don Lewis, Mr. Muodea; Dun Antonio, Mr. ; Don Chariots. Mr. Watkinton ; Carlo., Mr. H. Kemple; elodio, Mr. Peaky; Sancho, Mr. Cowell ; Don Mart, Mr. Reproach. Angelina, Mrs. W. West; Louisa, Mrs. Mar riyo ; Elvira, Mrs. Urger. After which (7th time) a New Dramatic Romance, in three sets, called BARMECIDE: OR, THE FATAL OFFSPRING. With sew Music, Scenery, and Deeorarions. The Action of the Piece arranged by Mr. H. Johnston. The Music composed by Mr. T. Cc...kr. Principal Characters by Mr. H. Johnston, Mr. H. Keml.lr, Mr.,iVattrioson, Mr Cowell, Mr. Retiringly, Mr. Smith, Mr. F.b4orth, bliss Can, Miss G Can. and Mrs. Urger. In Act I. (ineitindal t. .ihe Piece) a Pas Desert, by Miss Valancy sad Miss J. Scott ; and a Pas Sent, by Miss Tree. Boar., 50.; Second Prier, 3a —Pit, 3.; Second Price, 2s. —Lower Gallery, 24.; Renaud Price, lc—Upper Gallery, Is.; Second Price, Boxes sad Places to be taken of Mr. Rodwell, at the Tto... loads of the Theatre, from Ten till Four; where may be kad a Prbate Boa sightly. Tomorrow (Ant time this season), The Jew of Malta! Baraboo, Mr., Kean. After which, Barmecide; or, The Fatal Offspring. On Motility, Ore Tragedy of Macbeth: Macbeth, Mr. Kean ; I.mly. Macbeth, Mrs. W. West. Toesday, the Tragedy of Venice Preserved. A New Tragedy has beer some time in preparation, and will be very shortly produced, with new Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations. THE .4 TR R-1110 YA L, COVENT-GARDEN. T HIS EVENING, FRIDAY. November 13, will be acted the Tragedy of A DEIGITHA. Michael Dec.', Mr. hhereuly ; Guiseard, Mr. Young; Lolhair, Mr. C. Xemble. Adelgllbtt, Miss Somerville; inra, Mrs. Connor; Claudia, Mrs. Sterling. After which will be produced (for the first time) a new Farce CM lied SIX PHYSICIANS! OR, THE PATIENT CARRIED OFF. The principal Characters by Mr. Emery, Mr. Blanchard, Mr. Abbott, Mr. Liston, Mr. Farley, Mr. Treby, Mr. Sim awns, Mr. Atkins, Mr. CAlmer, Mr. King, and Mrs. T. Hill. To which will be added (4th time), the new Met of PAUL AND VIRGINIA. -—- - - - - Paul, Mr. Noble; Virginia, Mies Luppino Natives of the Island, the Misses Drollest. Boxes, 7s. Second Pricr, 3s. &I—Pit, 35.6i1. Second Price, 2a—Lower Gallery, Is. &wild Price, h—LTppir Gallery, la. Secuud Price, dil. A Private Box may be had fur the Season, or nightly, of Mr. Brandon, at the !Sox °Mee. Marrs fur the Boars to be taken of Nlr. Brandon, at the Bus-tact, Hart-street, from Ten till Poor. Tomtiorrow, the Tragedy of The Apostate: !fermis, Mr. C. Kentble; Malec, Mr Young; Pescara, Mr. Mac really ' • Flnrioda, Mils O'Neill. M lay, the Tragedy of Jane Shore: Mister, Mr. Bo.itti; Hastings ' M r. Young; Alicia, Miis Somerville; Jane Shore, M 040104111. (hi Tuesday. The lesions Wife, and The B +Hier of Seville. On Wednesday, The Rivals. and The Critic. On Thursday, The Way to Keep Him. After which will be produced (fur the first time), a new Operatic Fairy Tale, called Ruse D'Ameor; or, The Little Red Riding Hat. ROYAL COBURG THEATI U Under the Patronage tbf h;11 Royal H;Thisest PRINCE LEOPOLD OF SAXE COUURG. THIN EVENING, FRIDAY, N.rvember 11. rod TO.MORROW (Saturday), at Half pail Six tl'Clock precise* will be presented an entirely new magni ficent Eastern Mtlo-dranixtic Spectacle, prrparcd with a degree of splendour far surpassing au* . thing l.itherlo exhi bited oti these boards, with entirely New Mitsui-, Scenery, extensive Machinery, Drel4ing, Properties, and llt-coraii .... s, intersperw-d with Swigs Glees, Marcher, Churuses, aud Coto lute, called EL HYDER, THE CHIEF OF THE GAUT MOUNTAINS. Principal Characters--14 LLLLL irt Abdolcrim (usurping. the Throne of H ikuluestan), Mr. Harryinore, sett. from The.the Royal, Covent-garden ; El Hyllrr (the Warrior of Ilittrinostati), Mr. Huntley, ft nm the Surrey Tbratre ; Plan y Clifton (Midshipman of the 'Eiger, wrecked on the cors..;, Mrs. W. Barryinure (late Miss Adams); Mat Mims (Boat- VAIIIII of the same Ship), Mr. Stelibing; Zada .4sirk ( Princess Ilitidoustau), Mrs. Will, Loin the Theatre Royal, Drury -1111. After whicb will be presented, sth lime, a new Comic UAW, ~all • VIE VILLAGE DANDY. The Characters by Mr. Howell. jun. Mr. Hill, Mr. I.c Cl' rry ; Madame Le Cleary, Miss Suniewn, and the le:.t ui Mr. Le Cleicy's To conclude with • broad farcical Muoical Butkus, the music by Mr. T. Hughes, called HOA Xi ; OR, MORE ROYAL VISITORS! Bakes 4s, and 3L—Pit 2s.—Gallery Is. Doors open at Half-past Fire, the Performance to com mence at Half-pant Sm.—Second Price Half-pakt Place* to be taken of Mr. Grubb, at the Box °thee of the Theatre, front Tea till Four. •.• The Public are respectfully informed, the interior of the Theatre has Irma re•embellisbed—ilie Pit enelimeil— she amuses well-lighted—siblitioual ivatrules appointed— sad, fur the general acconsmorlati )))) of the Patrons of this Theatre, the Manager pledges himself, so to arrange the pet forniances, as itmarisbly to ttruiptate before the Mots of • utsell. £30,000 Colima+. FOR THE FIRST.DRAWN PRIZE TEXT TUESDAY WEEK, Tbs. .!4 rti OF' THIS MONTH. TBISI I, alien lie contracted wish Government • fur the present Lottery, sunght to COIIIIIIIIC 111 the Scheme as essay of the recommendatory fi :stores of former Lotteries al the Irmilcd number of Tickets wonlil :Mow be Itests his efforts, la tins respect, ail! slot be Ilion:Ott to hare Lard of success. The Public will see that, with only 14,090 Tickets ' there are Four grand Capitals 1.0 :10,000f. Consols, Two of which may fall to one Ticket, un its Foist Day of Drawing (44th instant), when the titatAraw it Pita,: will receive, its addition, 39,0001. Consuls inure, sod tory consequently obinin 60,0991! Diem:sued to leave the scheme to find its way wills the Polans upon itsinwir 'serifs, and to ales, sin from the sort lkills hitherto adopted, of calling the atteuti 4444 of the I'lllllle 111 the Lottery by she pustsug of itsuunserahle plaracils, but sit balsa-hills, circular letters, 1-4 c. I'. 111:411 1111'10y reminds the Pablo: that the Drawing is now fast apprtovh;py. Tieltels and Shares are selling at BlSlt's N.' 4 , Con Moll, *sal 9, Chartioccross ; and by his various A.Aelits 101,01141 mm the Lotted kingdom. •• • IA the tad I.6llery runtract RISH roe Cumin's !grater sit maisaber mid amount nun (Loy other Ullice•lst•lnr. and Barrack•, in the ender-mentioned Counties:— Berk. (including Carnbridge(incluil- eunswall the Turn of ing the Timis of ing Hungerfurd), Newmarket), Lancaster. Bucks, Chester, BEEF and 'MUTTON, To his Maje.ty's land Furer m Cuitionenia, Quarters, and Bar 4. ks, in the itud,r-thentiolied counties and Lancaster, Guernsey, I Alderney, Northumberland,Jersey, North Britain. Nottoughani, That the Deliverieli are to commence on and fur the 25th day of DECEMBER NEXT; that Proposals in Writing, sealed up and marked " Tender for Army Supplies," will be received at this Office un or before THURSDAY, the tttith day of NOVEMBER (but none will he received after Twelve o'Clock on that day); and, if sent by Post, the Postage most he paid. Proposals must be made separately for each Ceunty and Island, except fur the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Alder nty, all of which must be Included in one Tender; as also must the several Comities in North Britain ; sod each Proposal most have the Letter which is annexed to the Tender properly filled up, by Two Persons of known Property, engaging to become bound with the party tendering in the amount stated iu the printed Particulars, for the due Performance ofathe Contract; and no Proposal will he noticed unless made on a Printed Tender, and the Prices expressed in words at length ; and should it en happen that Jnridg the continuance of the Contract no Troops should be supplied under the Contract, the expense of the Contract and Bond; paid in the first instance by the Contractor, will be refunded to him. Particulars of the Contracts may be had upon application at these Chambers, between the hours of Eleven and Five; and at the Office of Deputy Commissary.Geueral Young, Edinburgh. 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Irish Eiitablishistents, bi addiessoic a triter, post pant, to Mr. 11 Aker, Attorney alit' Solisi Los, Nu. 21, Duellist-gar deo. I.:didn't be win:twilit': fur Lis List Gera. INSURGENT PRIVATEER.N. [PROM A JAMAICA PAPER] . KINGSTON, SEPTEMBER 4 26. • We hsv‘ been favoured, says The Jamaica Courant. with the following particulars respecting the piratical acts committed on board the Clifton, Monarch, and Alice. from this tsland, bound to London. As all the circumstances which occurred are minutely narrated, we have the hope That it may ultimately lead to the capture of the pirate vet. sel, and of bringing the Captain and crew to justice. " The Clifton sailed from Black River on the 4th of June, and had • fine wind through 'the Gulf. On the 17th, off the Pan of Matanzas, she was brought to. by the General Arismencl;, Venezuelan privateer, winch only hailed, and alter ascertaining where from, and whither she was bound, directed her to proceed. On the 28th, lat. 34. 11. N. long. 68. '23. W. at about six p. the Clifton observod three brigs lying to, to the S.E. ; at about a quarter to seven, our of the brigs bore up and made ; a second made sail and hauled Inwards the Chong the third remained lying to. At half-plat seven the brig. which .trod towards the Clifton, appeared an armed vessel, and when nearly %Ohm hail, tired two shots through her rixiging, and ordered her to heave to, lower her hurt down, and that the Certain must come on board with his pa pers. This Capt. Shand complied with, when they ordered three of the Clifton's men out of the boat, and sent them forward with a sentry over them. They then manned the boat with an officer named Harris, with six Men, all armed with nistols,•words, Ste. and proceeded on board the C/Ylon to overhaul and plunder her. They first demanded sugar, runt, and coffee, and whatever Itve stitek they could get. •I'he Mate of the Clifton replied. that they could get neither sugar nor rum, as there were none ; triey said they must have something else. They detain ed Captain Shand on board the brig for about two hours, during which the brig Monarch, of Whitby, front Old Harbour to London, appeared standing towards the Clifton, and, as war stlerweth 11113Cer• twined. with the intention of giving inftirmation re specting the pirate, as she had been previously plun dered by her. At the time the Monarch was pass ing near the pirate, the acting Captain ordered all hands to quarters to • fire into her and sink her. They fired five guns at the Monarch, viz. the long tom twice, and three gnus from the larboard side. A general cry was then made to fire into her and sink her. " After the illonnrch had passed, the pirate wore after her; the Captain theta ordered has people to load the lireig tom with round and grape, and the gulls no the larboard side, sod to be ready to give her a broadside as soon as the guns would bear, and sink her and send her to hell. Another cry was then made to sink the —, tire into her, end mend her to hell, and then they won't tell any tales. The Monarch at this this time was not more than pistol-shut off from the pirate. a little from the lar hoard bow, and they ready with inatclwa liglittal to lire into her. Fortunately the until at the helm of the pirate by mistake !rut it to starboard instead of port, and brought the Monarch on her starboard bow ; unit being too near to shear across her stern again, they were disappointed in not being able to lire into her. The Captain then ordered them to get the long tont to bear upon the starboard side, and to have the starboard guns ready to tire into her, but the y appeared to be in such confusion, and a number of them nearly drunk, that they were alongside of the brig, before they had the guns prepared. " The Captain of the pirate hailed the Menarch, ordered him to haul down his stew-sails, lower has boat down, and conic ma board directly, or lie would tire into and sink him. So eager did most of the crew of the pirate appear for mischief, that, when they were disappointed in not having tired at the Monarch, they wished to fire at the Clifton, but were prevented by a few, observing that they might kill sonar or their own shipmates, who were no hoard the Clifton overhauling her. hhrre appeared to he very little control or command over the crew of the pirate, mast Of them having something toady to u hutever was to be aloue. 'There were four or live leading turn. whom they termed officers, who, it appeared, took their turn ill boarding anal plots tiering vessels. The name% of those mentioned on board were, Mr. Harris who boarded the Mr. Brown, and a Mr. Itoss. A story was pre valent on board the pirate, that they had latterly bad au action with a Spanish squadron, when they had 3:: men killed, and several wounded. It was also stated, that the Captain and chief of the Offi cers had been kiileil, told that thesommand hail been taken by one of the inferior Officers, and the crew would not go into port until the cruise was out. They now called the pirate the N'eneznela brig Cho, Captain Rene Bradford, commission ed by General Bolivar. It was observed to the people on board her, that it was mat a good cruising ground for Spaniards, an the middle of the IVestern Ocean, when one of them said it was not for Spaniards that they were in search, but it was for West lodiainen, unit that they would do fur some of thern. I ter crew consisted of about from 30 to 40 turn, Foglish, Scotch, Iri.ll, and A rin ricuns. Soon utter they hail ordered the Monarch ta heave to, amid the Captain to come nu lowa, one of the crew came fortvacd, :.tad observed to the Captain of this pirate. that lie hail better wear Will stand towards the Cliftotl, for le,ir of any thing happening no board of her, wiacii nas immediately done. %Viten within bail of the Clifton, Harris said that he untended to send the boat nit hoard the Cho, for some keys which Mr. Shand had along with him; when he was permitted by the Captain in lake them himself. On Captain Shand's return on board the Clifton, Harris sleineuded the state room to be opeord, when himself and his people ransacked the same, and took away whatever they had a Wiry for. Harris then demanded Capt. Shawl's writiag-ilelik to be open ed, examined ull the papers, and said they might discover from them *hat Money was on board. He also opened, and took out of Capt. Shand's pocket. book 321. iii Bank of England notes, one's and two's ; he put them our a table, and deliberately counted thew over;, at which time Capt. Shand iittemplei to take them away, when two of the pirate's crew presented two loaded pistols, ready cocked, at his head, and told him, if he attempted to resist, he was a dead man, aa they hid come for plunder. Harris then called for • piece of paper and carefully wrapped the notes up, and gave them across the table to oue or his lien (us stout Irishman) to tate care of. This roan ionmeted to Harris that there was another part (tithe writing-desk which he bed not Izainined, when they immediately opeued H, and Capt. Shand took out a small p acid containing nine doubloons and a half, two pistoles, and three two-dollar pieces. Harris and occur the crew directly demanded it, pre senting a pistol to Capt. Shand, and telling him, if he did not immediately give it up, he was a deed man, when he accordingly complied. The whole of the outer taken from Capt. Shand were flunked on the back of the figure of Britannia with the initials J. S. When Capt. Shand expostulated with them on taking away the property of a British subject ; they replied in a imeering tune, (het they came out for that purpose, that it was ell right, and that he might think himself Well off that they had left the ship in his possession. The only excuse that Harris mode was, that he was acting under orders. The crew, they said, came purposely to plunder all they could get. One of them remarked, that he supposed some of them would be maktng a thew in Long Reach some day or other. Harrissaid he was well acquainted iii Jamaica, and that lie hod served some time in a dragger ill that island. At the time that Harris and hie ruffian Clew returned on board of their vessel, Mr. Bristow, the Chief Mate of the Clifion, went in the same boat to represent to their Commander the impropriety of taking away property front • British vessel ; also to get hack the three men of the ship, who had been detained on board the brig. As soon as they got on board, Harris mid the duel of the crew went down into the cabin, placed themselves round a table with liquor, and began to divide the plunder, drinking better success to the next overhaul. They were then order ed to their quarters, to make sail after the Monarch, swearing they would goon board, hang the Captain, sick the brig, and rend them all to hell. Mr. Bristow now got permission to return in his boat with his people ; but they told urns had they been disposed to eider they would have kept them. The two brigs by this time were out of sight ; as they had made sail, and the night was quite dark arid hazy, the pirate did not fall iu with them again. 'fire Clifiats's boat returned at about half-past ten p.m. when she continued her course. The following morning the Clifton passed within hail of the Monarch. Friiiiklaud, and Alice, Hodgson, both from Old Harbour to London. Captain Frankland stated that the pirate had detained his vessel from mid-day until they saw the Clifton. They had taken a watch and some gold rings from his,and kept two of his crew. The Alice had supplied the pirate with some rum, sugar, teas a sheep, ;old other articles. Captain Hodgson had been on board of the 'Mate, and understood from her Continatider, that his name was Rene Brad ford, and his vessel called the Clio. They had or dered Captain Hodgson's crew out of his boat, and manned her with an officer and some of their own people, all armed, who declared they were o:•iiig to see themselves righted, and to search for "Spa nisi' property, saying, their Captain had been bribed, and had not properly overhauled the yes.' ails they had fallen iu with. On board the Alice they haul pillaged and rummaged every place, arid look twenty-three doubloopi • belotiging to Mr. Mason, a passenger, as also his watch.— The mareitulerr, ou returning to their brig, ordered Captain Hodgeon into his boat, to be off imme diately ; but, turtling one of his crew detained, lie persisted that he should see the man before lie would depart, when they presented pistols at hint, and observed they would shoot lain if he did riot leave the brig, but he still reniaitical resolute, arid the man was brought forward, who declared that he had entered, and would not return to the Alice.— Capt. Hodgson then proceeded to his vessel, and made all soil. Before his departure f the pirate, three letters were given Jinn to forward on his urrival iu England. One from a hay named Patrick Hynes, to hau father, addressed ' J 4111t5 I lyitesi, Esq. suerch Galway, Ireland.' I'llis boy, it appeared, had been employed on hoard the brig Philippa, Capt. Lyell, which used to trade front Baltituore to King aton ; another from W. Harris, addressed to 'Alta. Barris, care of Mrs. Capper, No. 28, Ely-glace, Holborn, London;' and a third from James Rose, Ohs Robot M'Garvey, directed to Mr. John vry, boot and slue-maker, Glasford-street. Glasgow, North-Britain.' The pirate brig was painted all black, pierced for ten guns, mounted tole six-pounder, and a long traversing burr anti•l ehipa ; her figure was an Indian, with warlike arms about lam, and she was without doubt an luso r , u r .ent brig, Called the India Libre, formerly comman dedaled by one J runes Black, an Englialtatan, but now by Thomas Killlll, all Iritlitalla. _ . . '• During the Cfifiutt's passage, she fell in with the American brig 'limits, of Savanisa, from that port to Liverpool ; the .Itisster of winch stated, that lie had al,a been Worth(' and robbed, on the `2'Jtit of June, by a brig► answering the above &scriptoria, which the crew said was named the Deana. 'Try took front him %tater, provision., bread, live stock, &c. and from the passengers weariug apparel, two watches, money, and saildry other articles that suited their purpose, So t';e amount r.f 500 doll irs, and treated them very roughly. On the 20th of July, lat. 47 N. 141.4 YI. 1.0. W. loogitiitle, the on fell in wiili the Atnetiesit shill /'=lorry, from Greenock, tint 1-2 days, with about 50 pa.- sengers, bound. to *New Yurk, when Captain Slr•A proceeded on board of her, and gave account of all the piratical acts committed in his ship, as well us on the other vessels. " The Wort remained in company with the Mo narch and Alice during the remainder of the pas. sage, having very hue weather. She anchored in the Dowyo. on the :TA) of July, and reached the West Win Docks on the ittl of August. " On the 6th of A ugust, Captain ['eat, Captain Hodgson, Captain Frankland, and Captain Shand, waited upon the Admiralty, to communicate thug acts of piracy which had been committed as above described, and to endeavour, if possible. to get the property stolen refumfed from the Chief of the Go. vertunent, under' whose Rag the vessel.s.iileil. Sir Thor. Graham, Sft Jua. Cockburn, and John Wilson Croker, [2.q. rib - Served that they could do nothing. this cane, as it Appeared the vessels had been plundered by a pirate; but that they would send in quest of her ; that if she had been a Vettetuel.iii cruiser, they would have taken steps to have the atolen property refunded from that government." FOIMIGN INTELLIGENCE. FLANDERS MAIL. BRUSSELS, NOVEMBER B. The fete which his Majesty intends to give to I/13 august visitors, at the Town 11811, is lined for neat Wednesday. Preparations air making to de. curate and illuminate in a sititatile manlier the streets through nhich their Majesties will puss. The next day, Thursday, there %ill be a charinin kt . fete at the Theatre its the Pat k. It is taken kir granted that the Emperor of Rossi.' and the King; of Prussia will be present at tht se fetes, and that consequently their arrival in this city may br shuitiy expected. Madame Catalaai will arrive here between the 10th and 1511). SUYE)InErt 9. The fete at the Town Hall, the day a::er to row, will he very brillialit-700 pees"" are 'willed. His Majesty the Eitipelor Alexander is expecied to-morrow from Aix-la-Chapelle, %%hence lie in tended to *et out to-d.iy. The liing of I':uc sia will arrive soon after. It ktCYI6, that }awe the fetes ) which ate preparing here, the Sovereigns will return to Aix-la-Chapelle, w heir :t is lieltevid their stay wall tie proluoged fur sane Oil count of the multiplicity and importance of the subjects which len - .IIU to be treatiil at the Congrese. NOVI.J;CLa 10. The 'file:are-Royal was list night catrentrly brilliant. At three o'clock the (fools wtia already thronged by an ininlent.e cruwa , aiiil N•1.1:1 after the Theatre was crowded almost to ; a1n.%0 1,500 persons, to their great regret, could riot ob tain adinission. The wlitie Royal as well as her Majesty the Empress Dowagt r if Mosta, the Grand Duke Michael, and the strangers who ate here, honoured the *nie;:tre with their presence. It would be difficult to d. seithe the enthusiasm which displayed itet;i* when 11.tioe august personages entered their liffikta. the whole representation, the most perfect order and respectful decorum prevailed, the silence Lt. ing only interrupted by reiterated mirk* of the public satisfaction. The acclamations were re. pealed with enthusiasm when the illustrious coin. pally left the Theatre. The Danish Contingent returning from France will pass through this city in si x CU.Uoiliir, ainch Sill arrive qtr . the 144), 14th, It Isth, iiiidnl4l:ol. this µDual', and Like the Weil a Malaise& and Aittwerp. The whole c. rot cutisist• of 190 officers and 3,430 subalterns and pittateS, 110.4 14154 horses. Tile Russian army began its match to quit France on the ith instant. Several colliallta go W.. wards Givet, whence they will proceed to D.tiaat and Liege. Before the 20th of this mouth all the foreign troops will have quitted the Wrench teri limy. The regiments of cavalry told the of rufruuy which are coming to take pomie.clull ul the for. tresses in irtueli Flanders, arrive succes,velo ice Picard LIEGE, Nolli63lillOt Li. The claim made iu the urine of tile children tit the Piiiice of Wargrain to be restored to the computing the durations of their faille! in Gel ludo), lias been rejected; but iii Lying down this prii.eipie as au inviolahle rule. the Sovereign*, tni•sed hy the spirit of justice which so eminently I i c.h.-dc_ttites them, have decided that all ge awl-gap Sc should enjoy the revenues uf their liUtat.l4lll3 till the day of et: act jou (dtssp osse?•sius•;. news w ill fill with joy the 'wails of r iiumln-r of brave .tueti, of widow*, and orphans iii 1: ail Cr. lit• I. o and in those pruvincrs which have been annexed to Germany. NOVLSILIKI: 4. The Ensprroi ist A ustros will not go to Ll,us,els. Ili. Nlajesty Iwa commingled Count Urinia t3L• press to the of the etherluoils ut out being able to accept ins invitation. NOVEMCER S. His Alajesty the hind of Pruswa retailed to this city to-day wins his ton Psioce C::at Its. It ►s Aimed that the Cotigress has taken Into cotisideration the late of Napoleon. GERMAN PAPLk'. VIT.NNA, OCTOBER 2 7. Tin% morning, at nine o'clock, lier 1.. e Engin - a-6 left - Selioriibrunii, lo go and pay a %Ara to her augubt parent, at Munich. FRANKFoirr, NOVEMBER 3. One of the most profound lid cutulacliensive i~