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- f_jk ✓• 1 46 "%OW" 0 1 1 7 4 - . 46 ) ' OPAL be ii; rtttob Imo. ju mssz 2.399• ror roATRTR(wAL, COPENr-nAngliv. His EVENING, AIONDAY, October 1, a be Reed • Tragedy, called ROMEO AND JULIET. Jones; Borneo, Mr. C. sable ; Benvolio Friar Laurence , Mr. M u, ra y . Juliet, Ma; ter,Nurse, Mn_Davenport . Art l• A Malin-rade and Danre incidental to time -An Act IV. The Funeral PI UCtlii4lll tar Juliet, amid sos U a r e. To winch will be added, toe Panto rinse of 4gLE4IIIN ANI) NIOI'HEIt GOOSE; OP, THE GOLDEN EGG. ober Cease, Mr Siiiiimous ; Colin, afterwards Harle m,. 8 „1„ g na, jun. ; Squire Bogle, afterwards Clown, Gnaislilt; Columbioe, Madame Lewis. o wes,. The (:einsriiios Lovers..—On Wednesday, Job. lhe • IL/rose Atwood and at M.lllll . Thonolay. ; or, A. Earli s hirian's Eire-side.--Ois Friday, Fontana ...On Monday, Hamlet, Prince of Denmark! r Piddle Ur respectfully informed. tout a New H e s. Sonoice filo rehearsal, arid will speedily he produced. 77/EITRP IROVAL, LrI'EUM. orrokr the Astlt. ray a the Loa Clissibrriain.) i .moglLO W. TUESDAY, 4)t-tolter g a 7kt36ltotior` Strout, will act Ike Ploy a 7 HE STRANGEIL ftyrand , rood Milacron. Mr. sw's St. nailer. Mr. Holland; Mr. Solomon.. gy r . ; Peri, Hobney ; Francis; Mr. Yotoullr; To m. Pont,. Mrs. Haller, Mrs. Powell; Ossoutumo Mos Boy r. IleVotal Paolo by 'Mrs Eland and Miss Kelly. To 0116 *lli be tabled, the Melo-lllraniu ' • ELLA ItOSF.NI:E1:“. Fleeter, Mr It.isrocitill ; Colonel Moulfsrt, Mr. De o; Kmrsbrre, 11r. llollaorl; Mr. %1 . 1 . 4 . 11C11 ; I , MIA., M cPCIII4 ). Ella Rosenberg, Alia. I.dwiu ; _ Ar.io, )In WNW rats and Veen to he taken of Mr Sprier, at thr Boa r at the SillWil Entrance , of whom ass) also be had rate Pears, ',rattly. Ist Vratal6c me rirretfollY informed, that Mr. Lore [, frost tl.e Thcore Royal, Bath, is ravaged at this ire, sad •al in rite his hist appr.trattere on thrastraday . t h, r h oo ri,l .if Lord tigtchy, in the Comedy of trantir stn. gae.aar. Tburtilat, the Comedy ot The School foe Scandal : it l'eask, ilea Wrote. - 011IC BALL ETIGHT DIVERTISEHEN T. FOIL THIS N ON LY. PARKER'S BENEFIT. ROYAL AM PITH EATRE, W EDT MIN ST ER. BR I ME. • lib EVENING; the favourite Diverti.ement of LITTLE RED RIDING-HOOD. Principal Sews. Creosotes, Bum, and Mr,. Pallier atidi, s THE BLOOD-RED KNIGHT, or, Fatal . foorririsa Exercises by the Doable hem), Sweet Fanny, that lives in the valley," by hart. To conclude with the Ilarlequinadc of 'MAR of WAKEFIELD; or, Gos and Magus Ter n/nth the Eahridau Gardens of Diana. Culuushithe, bats. grenild prime, Helf.ipast Eicht. Eteeireti Tattoo (daily) by abb. Masters, NRAKWOIIII •ND W. survivittg l'artner, aid sole ,* ("whirler, raspeetrwily 'consists the roblie, they are tiHrate awl Shares so the greatest *misty a Imba. A il.ttr bid, (urinate Offices, No 37, CAtithi• HAISIAKKET, sad u 69, ItIND. For the 1411 seven years limy bate beta For. Ws easiest fartuurites; sad in the two last years only, _ her en sod sold .. —hand ...L spe,uno 3 Prises of L. 5000 & L.i epfm• .. L tore IS ~one The Vast 3..0.0 osi hweirlsooTieketa The iAll 15,..tu td! leo Ditto And ON LY ao,troo Prise eery Sold or Pleated. • 3,611, Ike Grand Prize of gosh Tickets, or L.:14,765 Aid is Ike last Lottery atter, Tea Capitals The sal, Siete Loettsy to be drawn this 'oar, a ill be ifith heber, on a New Phu, having rive Prises of Larryiesi, ta 4.i , sti Nallbittri, and not Three Blanks to a Prize. NCOURAGED I.y the unir.ron rucceies 84t- ADVICE. leading 'kir peculiar meth o d of trcatoseat is tbs d a few prevalent complaints, • hich tsu hems entaL. by the cap/rime r o f m an y years in • hove aid mites- pratiice ; sensible a su of the happy effect,' moshing to public hem swedic..l men rout It their atmoliwe to a class of diseases ; Mt ssrs GOnS mid CO. teatimes to • Men shadow to th ose d isor d irs missile from a Secret use... llidot of tannish' .. .a tt youth, which out only se sus a newtons train of 'screws' "Meth's, hot also en vs as ,liii ors all the eticsvatiux 'inherits' les of old ape. that avitttwag state of DEBI LITT or DEFICIENCY, 'lntik c.conga i ace of such haurful habits, excessive 'klieg, I, , ntit manse, in but climate', or say other cause, s hub II possum of the constitution became eu bia, at niularly ed uca t e d Surroos of London, they e ra firm, mle, sod speedy restoration to sound and M. : m s 6 alih. illici t iiSilt applieation is made for the cure of a C En %TN im• , lKitLit, (raonently contracted ion niorneid of la irtvolir elawrat 44444 la getters! y cm: T itled in the short e arts. day, owl ii. she taper 'Warmed and inv.:taste It'. of rinaii-al !Matta., clisineterisaal by a vat late of List and dotrimitia symptoms, a pet wear:nice iii their 6 ' , Without wahine. tu .liat or . manse) will linnet to the tat' of a 0 riaillient and radical rare. , I ia. discara of the t" R 1:11 . 11 It A, as frequently connected hat, i a maw,' (rum, the shove complaint, have net escaped hr. atirioa m ; h. an inlaid& and improved plan, they li , ohlril t o t. wow. obstinate (SLY: IS mad STRIC IID.•ItetI i rlrVerlll.l34. of long demstion, without respel l': 11.;* 1°I"' of and lanceruas g m of she caustic boogie. --, "'L . .. t' • rail hr adduced of vary invetai Me casts, '""al / 82 ' s eu ntklutnue , having yielded to their we is a few days, after thr tear bad barn attempted by "et practitioners trishaw affect ; aud suds has barn the tweed, result of • I , ..cuier of fieurteim yrs.+. 11,0 Ike mode a_littnamm has eel, in one snide instance evrr proved 7 . : 01 r ; dorms a h: c h per i o d many thousand penult% of "'hams, have rapirrienceil the riajoymeut of having been ~,L. 4e' l l cured, after ..came it ane stet wetlands had beets rosearrill in to au purpose I l le't , s. 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Slit—A continuance of the strong gales from the north-west since the 15th inst. obliged me to take shelter under the Levant Island with the fleet, from which, however, we were driven as far to the east ward as Villa Franca. 1 here been at length ens. bled to grin the modezvons off Cape Side; and hay ing had goinatunication with Captain Blackwood, the senior Officer in shore. have received from him an account of his proceediogs with the detached squadron under his ord.rs, span a d ivis i on o f t h e enemy's fleet. consisting of sic sail of the line, (one a three-decker. with the ('ommander-in-Chiefs flag). sod four frigates, coining out of Toulon on the tOik instant, for the pnrpose of enabling r hi gate and convoy to get from Handel. mid no less to endeavour to cwt elf the Euryalas and Sheers.- ter ; and, in justice to the Captains of Hi. Majesty's ships named in the nsargo.o. I cannot desist from transmitting to the Lords Commiasionrrs of the Admir sky the enclosed copy of Capt. Blackwood's • Was 4pite. Ajas, Cuuquerur, Eonsles, as 4 Sbeerrater . PAICE SIXPENCE-HALFPENSY. [titer on the solijert. end 1 doubt not thrir Lord ships will view with no bitmil degree of sadistic.. lion the gallantry end steadiness of these ships. sae, uudr: - the existing cireuinAances, the determined measure that ()Meer adopted, by bringing-to in ur- der of battle, with Mt Motie%ty's huperior ; furs r, owl elige . ging g the Leal t gimp, of the Tierney . * hoe, which hart the • fire t of completely fruttrating their eletrelliUtee. N. p l erded the Euryttlut and Slwerowter, though the letter was _ . under their secs. and reamed three twesdoides from one of the litte.of-battle-shipv, btaidea a fri- . - gate, hut aitivont bAing.siruck by either. The evenly's ships rrnsain io the same state as mad is the oater-road of 'Fantail; five or six sail doily skied out of the harbour's mouth to exercise. 1 Imre the honour to be, etc. (&geed) C. COTTON. • ilia srprtt)'s ship Warspite. of Tutilvs, sOils Jody, Is 10. SII-40 a former letter l did tnp•elt the honour to ocquaist you of the ropiny having twice come out in grout forte s *id failing to an attempt to detuch • stootehip to the eastward. said liberate a frigate _ _ . . in Rso,4 where we had fnrced her to tole, reti7ge. This tuorning theragaiat tame out of the hetet-one althea, of dime decks, hearing the Conttounder•iii.Chief Bog, and four fri4ates; and es the weather WWI light and variable, 1 footed It impogpible to prevent the :ottiction of the frigate in Bandol ; 1. therefore endeavoured to collect the squadron, and pLice ourselves without the coenty in as good a posture of defence ss I could, but uw. int( to the sitoation of the EuryalusandSheerwater, who were obliged to crews their headmost ships, and the wind rather failing them, whilst the enemy preserved it so entirely ; as to render the capture of the %termiter cettain, if not that of the Eury. slue. .t .S It became a matter imperatively necessary that I should risk un action, though at the door of the ear pay, and with a force so superior; a s•ep which, without such an object, I should nor have consider ed myself authorized in taking, particularly as you had been unavoidably blown off and out of eight, by the late heavy gales. I therefore brought-to, with the Conomeror and Ajax a-stern ofine, in such a position as evinced my determination to protect the frigate and brig, au•l lam happy to inform yon, that the result has proved as creditable to the British Bag as I could have wished or expected ; for although the enemy appeared equally as decided to endeavour to cut them of, as we were to defend them, the women, they came within reach of our fire, they hauled up in succession their hesilmost ships, giving us their bmadsilles, and then tacked, in which we followed their example, by also tacking; a movement for which I am entirely indebted to C Otivey's prompters@ and gond judgment, alto being the stersmiost ship in our lute, and perceiving the inv. my began to retreat, became the more *ionisers to endeavour to disable them ; when after a few more shots prolog, and we had some time previous to this movement secured the retreat of the Ettrysi!us and Sheeroater, and the wind rather failing us, sar wow, und stooda little an sy to the southward, which the enemy most politely permitted we to do, unhurt, and unmolested, at a time too win n th •y had it fully in their power to bring us too eectai:e action, under circumstances as highly advaidegeous to them as they were the reverse to us; their conduct, therefore, puts in a flattering and clear-point of view the respect in which they hold the British Navy ; and from the determined conduct of the squadron you did ins the honour to place under my Command, lam fully persuaded, had the ambition of the enemy permitted him to make a bolder at tack, the result would have been still more honour able to His Maj-sty's arms. And I trust it cannot t scspe your notice, that, al though the disparity of force was conspicuously en couraging to the enemy, yet, from the moment that the situation of the Euryalus and Shetrwater became doubtful, and for a long time after, we never declined an action, but on she contrary lay to receive them for more than an hoer and an half. I hare new, Sir, to perform a ticdc most grieeful to my feelings, which is that of reporting to you, that in proportion as difficulties and dangers presented theariselve% the patient, active, and moire uteri eon clod of the squadron WTI such as to merit my warmest approbation, and I feel most partnailarly *mild, of the exertion of Captains Otway and Fellowes, in .preserving such compact order, which e►idently dastard the enemy from making a further attack. The Honnurablit Captain Diindss, of the Eury. ales, and Capt lin Sibley in the tiheerwater, situated as they were, did every thing I could eithir wn.h or expect ; the latter I dispatched by signal to apprise yen of our situation. To the Officers and crew of this ship I shell ever feel much indebted for their steady rod active con duct, bet particularly to Li-utenant Calloway, from whose judgment, seal, and activity, as well as that of Mr. Bowen. the Master, I derived a most essen tial aid. Ciptains Otway and FeHowes have also reported to me, that the same coolness and activity mania frilled itself in all ranks in their respective ships ; and that they feel equally sensible of the assistance they received horn their first Lieu,enants Messrs. Lowry and Fitzmantice. I have the honour.ta he, Stc. (Sugiird) H. BLACKWOOD, Captain. To Admiral Sir Clisi les Collo*, Cemmaader ia Chief. &e . 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