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__- ~ • F. ~ . i, , . . it:limas 2140. . NEW TNIEATIRF—ROTAL, %WENT-GAR rrulfS PRESENT THURSDAY. ' mg, win be acted, a Tragerk, called • THE ROMAN FATHER. Tulhu Hosiilius, Me. V;; rum; llorstimi, Mt Pahlias Nulities, Mr. Yiintig; Valerie., M r , .1, Mrs. Clarke; Valeria, Hiss Vristuw, In Art V , the Eutr7 of Puldiue into Home; isuiphal Churns. Alter which, a Tragic Pantomimic:ll Ballet, DON JUAN; ('B, THE LIBF:KTINE DESTROY, Dna Juan, Mr. Egerton; Dim Guttman, (the ant) Mr. Chapman; Searacwouch, Mr. Grimaldi. Miss Its The Dances by the Misses Adams —To runrliids with a View of the Infernal Regions, nisi a:Shower of Fire. Hoses, 71.; See Mid Prier, 31. t d —Pet, 41. ; Sircuod Price, e,.-Gaiter?, re. ; Second Price, Is ?per Gallery, ts. To-morruW, A Cure fur the Heart Ache; nit), Wlin Wigs ? or, The Wielow's Ciluice.—Oti Saturday, The Emboli Fleet in 1941; with l'he Je v rod The Doctor.—On dlon dsy, The Homan Father; with Dow Juan.-011 Tuesday, The Reggaes Opera; and The Portrait of Cervantes ; The Pluttsna Lowers.—On Wednesday, The Man of the tYwW ; with awe? and NI alvi nt. LT:* EV M 1 14 EATR R. vripEn THE SPECIAL CHAMI ' LICENSE ILAIN OF THE LORD M Granted fur the present Season to the joint application of all parties ptineipally interested. r HER FI AJ ES I'IES' SERVANTS , fortn- L ing the COMPANY of the late DRURY-LAN E TIT EATRIE, will, THIS PRESENT THURSDAY, Nue. SO, 1809, perform the Comedy of THE Fl El tt AT LAW. Daniel Donbas (alias Lor,l Doherty), Mr. Mathews; Dec tor Paugloas, Mr. Donlon; Dick 1)owlu, Mr. Russell; Henry Mocelaod, Mr 11,1 laud ; Stedfast, Mr. Powell ; Zekiel llosnerrynts, Mr be Camp; Kertrick, Mr. Johnstone. Deborah Metes (alias Lady Duberly'L, Mrs. Sparks ; CAW line Dormer, Mrs Mathews; Cicely Homespun, MM. Forbes •,hering her tii;t appearance in that character). The original Epilogue by the Characters. To which will Ire a,:derd (9th time), a New Farce, in Two Acts, called NOT AT HOME! The Characters by Mr. Melvin, Mr. Mathew', Mr. De camp, Mr. Holland, Mr. Palmer, Mr. Ozberry, Mr. J. Smith, Mrs. Orrin., Mrs. Mathews, &e. Sr. In Act I a Sna posed by Mr. Kelly). Bnxes, tis ; Second Price, .4 .1 —pit, 3s. 64. ; Second Price, es -Gallery, es ; Settled Prtre, ts.—Upper Gallery, is ; breon , l Price, lid. The ten• Farce of Not at linine 7 w-e aeato received with increased applause, and will be 'elicited on Saturday, with The Dueling. To-morrow, first time this season, The nosey Moon, and Wo Song ao Sapper. ro THE PUBLIC. WIFT and Cii:b;iilenvernont respectfully to ; return their thanks to the Public, foe the anexample4 patrons ' •r• arid support they euverievieed as Cnotesettirs fric the lastLotteey, mull et the wane little to express the iratifl • Callan they feel in tisviug bad the honour of laying be fore the Public the First Lottery on the improved prin ciple, which has at once fulfilled the beneficial inteatioos of . the Chancellor of the Exchequi.w, by preventing the evil of insurance, and received tbestinetiott of the Pubhe, se afford ing a iiaperiCif dimwit to the adventurer. The present Lot tery is nicely on the sante plan as the last, sail will, no doubt, be equally isomoured by the approbation of the Publat, NCH FAR. 4 -20,400 20 • U Numbers; Four Tickets of every Number, noels of whit+ Will he entitled to the full moonlit of whatever feriae is drawn eganot the Number. TICK-LTS and SHARES we Selling in great variety st Mtn sad CO.'s Offices, No. nt, Poultry ; No. is, Char. ins-frost, and Ne. 2 I. Aidgate Itfigls.street. MONEY MATTERS. o :A E ;i v ri tr i y m if i ' . llL: s t. JarVEAs'N.C, D V. ny kind of Security, by arldrre•ing a line, post paid, any Amy, Irmo nitre till fuer, to the Directors of the Agency Office, krt). 12, Nasreaatle•etreet, Stroud. TO nf, the vilitlible LEASE of a most compIetoBREMBRY, an exceeding rod Dwell inglionsw and Garden, Stabling fur te Horses, Farm yard, Close, and random qi.fnl Buildings ; the whole in excellent repair; to which is attached, a large and lung•estahlislied Trade in A!e and Table Beer, Mit, horn its necommodations, capable of a much more extensuie one The Lease is held fur a lon g unexpired term, at a low rent. Ihe Plant, which is most Judiciously diaposed fur business, and in like good condition mitts the Leasehold Preniii.es, to be taken at a valuation by the partim purchasing the premises. The situa voa within' three miles of the city of London Fur further p-..dieutats; apply to r01•1114i IV 3. and H. Owen, hop-snerchants, 141, Upper Timucs-eteeeti if by letter, post paid. ROYALItUrISH SYSTEM OF EDUCATION. IthiEl'H LANeA4Tf R, Silperintrinlant of • the Plan fir Edneatine P 407 Children, under Royal P &enter, intends to deliver a LECTURE. ON EDUCA• TIfIN IN GENERAL, and the Advantages of his NCW ♦ND ORIGIN AI. SYSTEM IN PARTICULAR, at the Assembly.Romn, Panl'► Head, Celestas-street, tau the creo le; of the day called FRIDAY (next), at Sit o'Clock. 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STATE LOTTERY OFFICES, *6, CORNHILL, mad ST. ,MARGARET'S-HILL, ,BOROUGH llottNsay and CO. respectfully acquaint the Public, that the Tickets are issued from the it.ink of England for the Newt State Lottery, and that they may lie supplied with ft, 9, and 4 Tlchtts of the same Number by notch 40 can be obtained, also from Po. t to to, and su un to the End of the sumo Numbera, which will be drawn in One Day.—No. 0,616 !Class B.) a Prize of tio,noul. was shared by HORNSBY and the last State Lottery ; and in Ilse Three preceding Lotteries, 3of ; 24,,0221. 2 412,2001. 2of smog. 1 of 4,0uu1. t of apool. - 3 of 1,0001. b of .14104 JO &C. N li. Pli2Cll paid on demand. All Orders executed wits ••, fidelity sod 4ispatch to any pelt of the by 11OR1SBr end CO. Stuck-ktrukers. SAIITHFISLD CLUB. riE SMITHFIELD CHENTPLIASSHEW uf CATTLE, SHEEP, sod PIGS, will be bell * Mr. Sadler's Depository Yard, Goswell-street, near on FRIDAY, SATURDAY, mud MONDAY, the tuts, lbth, and 10th of Ikeember, 'soy. Ti. Assail Dinner of the Clib will be held at Preervaaons' Tavern, on 31unday, the 18th, at Five 'Mock ; and Tickets, les ha. each, may be bad at the Bar of the T , or of Mr. Sad ler, at Hie Shew Yard. N.H. The Stock to be exhibited fin , the Prizes, must ar rive at the Shew. Yard before Niue o'Clock os the rooming of *fhtirseltil, the 14 h , and Certificates, exactly el/amenable to the printed Forms ' must either he then delivered or previ ously seat (sealed up) to the Stewa, de at the lard, other•file such intimate will not be admitte4 into competitive by the J udges. Bills of the Premiums and Foil's* may be had at the Yard; at No. 7, cioth-thart at the Stairs Head ; or the Look and Key Cutfee-lafites, iu Smithfield Market. The Club bold 11 Meeting at Freemasons' 'ravens, on Friday, the iatti, at Three a'Cleek. AMERICA. NORFOLK, SETT. 27. On the 3d inst. a duel was fought in the state of Ohio, near Augusta, between-Mr. David Trimble and Mr. Henry Daniel, both Attorneys of Mount sterling, l'irntncky. They fired nearly at the same instant. Mr. I'. escaped unhurt; but Mr. Daniel was dßogercusly wounde4, having received the ball on Site right side, about the seventh rib, winch pe ne,trtted the liver, and ranged obliquely towards the spine, below the diaphragm. The ball was extracted nest day. and hopes were entertained of his recovery. • A letter, of which the Killowiug is ri copy, issued from the Oftice of the Seeletery of the Commons wealth of Pennsylviiiii„a, ow the day it bears date. —We understiunl that the Adjutant-General has, conectineuire, written to all the Brigade Inspecs tors, directing them to use their best endeavours to early into effect the orders of the Governor: "'ill—The Cueernor kaa directed me to slate to you, that ill UnerqUeliCe 01 the pleating pmarcet of a speedy •nd litermi able mljtstaient of the disputes hetween the United State, a:id the 1:i ttoh Government having. VSRlcilefi, he deems It hie deny to do eves, thiog in his power to place the state of relllll , ):vante In sorb a gitraiton ra to defend itsel and contribute its full proportion tow.t.ls the &terser orate jog eights uf the United States agniart the ails, ks of that hontEe gureinn.rol. He therefore dwell., that, iiiminsuck as the ;stones made by the Liltade Inspect us are Meow haviree made uu ri tows at all, a d none of awls as to the state of the repairs of the arms, that you Lame effetely tail upon the Brigade Inspectors throughout the New twspectit ely, to snake returns to you on or before 'the Oh Monday of November next, of the number of muskets *Won the bounds of their respective Brigades, desigitatmg publ e ft um IN irate property, gruel generally of all the urn.s and military accouti comma, of every deseription, proper for the seeker in actual mavice; s i su the situation of the arms as to repair, the approaching fell training' furnishing a fa voniabb opportioteiy for that pm-pave; and that, as soon as you shall have received such rewrite, to make report thereof to the Executive Drpailinent that the saine may he laid before the Leg:slattire, at the eurnmeneement of their next session, that it airy furnish& data to aid them in placing the Militia of this Commoovrealth in a situation cowls tent to meet atiy esir:eney that mac occur. And that you make every arengement is your power to facilitate the draillag of IL!. a di aft be required. 15 ith slue respect sad consideraters, Air, your • hedient servant, A.B.BOILEAU, twe. 'l4llll. 111'KEAN, Adjutant-General, P. M. • Lancaster, Fleeretary's Office, A eg. 14, 1509. A Letter from Rio Janeitai, received a t p roo kk ara ,flt, 1 ) dated dimly „say..—" The inatkets me glutted with Ames I ran peening,- —Flour b nt a du:lars per Uhl —pitch at ;-- tar 4-M*ol l l3 a...ittO, per gallon, I—heeed, per cut. 9-64, per ql. 9--eonlage and varnish eery luw--cheetle and butter will,•ut brine arid cost. TUe produce of this comae!: may he had at the 1011eurose prices :—votfee, 14 &lima pev cot sups te--lautest;—taliow ahout the/UMW NM-YOU, SEPT. n. On Somtey moaning la -t, an ajfitir of Inmattr. as it is called in the InAtiotiabte jargon of the chit, was settled between Dr. Is„ and M. IL both Of the 6i regiotent uf Li lutes{ itittre lntantry, at the spot '"lrAC")eral 14Titt!tott fell a victim. The To w le , wap .kenneled slier the. hest fire, without c u lt ,. of ttigivOitstos fees:4%44 tits smallest - 1- I .1 . - . • . . , • ' -v...r. , . . .-•' - • ' ' r.., ~,,••• 7 ' o ...-ithe• s :i!!.llll.* • • . i 4 e-t ..„ •'''' ... N . . ' - - •,. • ‘4" . 't±.- ALI v. %.. , , :i•A 3..Q.L41 -.. .—: •-•:-- • - ko.,r , '. Jb 'VI . 7 i\..4 - . b C i titirittlob I. - 0 . ... VA' • * 7.-- •- \ , - 0 , •-' ,;-. . , : fr .' - ' . . , : • isAari g i ven( ............, .... '• - U . iL. r THRSDAY, , NOVM EBlitt 30, 1809 v . TY * ..,,, f 6; • N:„.•••' . . •. IXPENCE-HALtrzywy. , 4 ...._ , ___ . . • . ARDRX. OKS POR YOUNG pr.R.soNs. 1,..• ...._ 'V .7, ' —* SUPERIOR RO the different Positions and Actirn ‘if the Spe.iltrr o ugy we - - . .:. R ELL BOOR. - Ng' 3°, I,w Editioes of the futhswier esteemed Mak, I.sec riren * a u* . 481 'W an ' t • T'i N p9biillbeli, pricTes. Hid. or 6a cid. with an Al- lately puhlished by T. CADELL and W. DAV I ES, 30. 'ENGLISH THEMES and ESSAYS; ,og, The ur it, cart:tinily coirected to the present Mouth, a \c.> • Strand : TcachcrnAssiataut in Compositioa : being a Systegmoineey ri Ld, in itioa t of eyir . ir AL Mr. Cooke) tr. iii ,... ion. I. A N INQIIIIII' into the DT7TIEB of MEN ' R ,, nh. ,_‘ . ... fur IVriti " 1: "" rei " I ' i llu s tra t ed I. ExaluPleb. KAUENDAR, and COURT tioapwu tit h e ese e of both sexes at school. TO I, likb are sad CITY REGISTER, for Hilo. in the hither and t h e ir ddle CI .2 , - - 2"5" ... or S."6rtt in add. .d, Hints for Correctiou and Improving Jiireuile Coen- Printed fiw Longinau and C. , Rivirigtons, Stockdule, ; with a Tri- Great - Britain, rebutting nous their respective Matiorir t Pitta noirititin. In out volunit LIMO. By the b.411.1C. 311. ( A. Hatchord, B. fields, Cadet! and D av i e s, filurrac March, ClSioltl, and Employments. By Thomas Gishorne, M.A. L„ ~A , ~ Sherwood and Cn , Richardson', Black, Parry, and Co., and 9 Vols. :Ivo 1413 in hoards... l, called, 31. OUTLINES of ENGLISH GRAMMAR, calculated other Proprietors. 2. An INQUIRY tutu t%a r DUTIES of the FP.MAer. SEX. By thr seine. situ. W . in hoards, or it. 111110. price for the use ottoth sexes at achool ;in which the practical NI BEIt XXVII. of THE SATI RI ST; 'ED• rules el the 'alma:sec are clearly and distinctly lald down, and Nuor, Mulithl Meteor will be published on Friday. , 3s. 6d ; ur, ckgaittly printed in a Pocket volume, tit . in December 1, price Y es. b'd. ' kt C 01.11111.00. b um*. speculative difficulties as much as poserlde avoided. By the I °WI * Hu n " 3. A FAMILIAR SURVEY of the CHRISTIAN RE- ' an "' 3 ' l'n"d* NEW AND EXTUAORDINARYUIEM. lArlt.)N mud SHEAR,, No. 11, Henrietta -4 street, Cusent-Garden,itare the honour to announce to the Nubility and tmdies of Fashion, that their adverb collection of :sabionable SILK St EBCF.ItY, is now icily for iisspectios; the whole of whikh L. and S. art determined to sell on Anse extraordinary low terms, which bane eonsti - • . _ . tilted Their ware•riarms the cheapest tit the kingdom. Tbr nrbest silk Velvets from its to I as. per yard, whirl' other !derives cannot sell tinder 'tic to las. per yard. The wettest whiter:lams, is per yard clieapei than at any other warehouse to Londou • -The very hest aostbleal-tattled sArsitet s .a Gil to Gans% sold nc other Mereera frogs Pe. to sa Ga. The burst Italian liaise, onhas per yard, usually sold As lid. to ss. 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