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c 4r i t Z i ' A t • - V .4 !„ rt .N a rx Lit ..41 oc, ~ A••.. LONDON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1818. NUMBER 4925. PRICE OVEN-PENCIL TWEATRE.ROYAL. DRURY-LANE. 'IKE A N's HEA b. lat• 0. P. and P. S. TAVERN, COFFEE sad CHOPHOUSE, Russell. Drury-laree.—A. eseelleat DINNER. and ADMIS. SION to die BOXES of DRURY-LANE THEATRE, for SEVEN SHILLINGS. Disser cue Table precisely at Five o'clock every Day. Wien, ice. of she first quality. MR. WEST'S ESHIRITION. THE GREAT PICTURE. DEATH ON THE PALE HORSE, CHRIST REJECTED, ST. PETER'S FIRST SERMON, With .everal PICTURES aod SKETCHES froas other Ratlrrutt.t I. SUBJECTS, are MOW Exhibiting ender do Immediate Patronage of his Royal Highness tee PRINCE REGENT, at N. , Pall - Malt, near Carlton-How, every day from Ten till Fore. and four of Monsieur's body guard. The body was received at Saint Denis by the Canon charged with the gua►d of the tombs, and deposited in the vault of our Kings by the aide of that of Mack tnoiselle. Charlotte. daughter of his Rays! Highness the Prime Royal id the Two Skill", and sister of the Duchrss of Brrry, was, it is said, 'published oti the I::.th of August, at Om Cf , iirt of Palermo. Ou the coffin the following inscription was en rr •rsven:— The architect charged with the erection of the Fountain of the Elephant, is directing the works with great activity. Marble * arrived for some time from Carrara; and is destined far the formation of the stylobate and the bas.reliefs. More mai ble of the sante quality is ut Havre, and will be brought up as soon as the waters of the Seine are sutlicien►ly high to admit the vessels that are to convey them to Paris. CHARLES SMART. Seeretsry. fIpHE NEXT of KIN Of any) of JOHN cafrofi, toe of Fladzin-row, Deptford, in the County. Of Kent. dnceared, try 'applying to Mr. 17.thiard White, No. 2, Flaggon-rosr, Fhiggon-bstirliemt, Deptford aforesaid, may hear of something to their advantage. " Here rests the body of the Most High sail Most Puissant Prince N— d'ArtuiS, Grandson of France, Sun of the Must High and Most Puissant PrielCe Charles Ferdinand d'Ai lois, Duke of Berry, Son of France, and of Caroline Pe►dinande Louise, Princess of the Two Sicilies, *bodied at his birds uo 14•IMMM of September, 181$." elledieare to the wishes of the Public, the Geiser, I Commisire have determined epos the ezrrieseut e f kEDBCING the PRICES of ADMISSION to the BOXES so d PIT; whirh will by, foe the 5c...., as follow 0— g i mes, Is ; inerind Price, 3. —Pit, 3.; Second Price, ie. d—Lower Galkvy, id.; &mead Pate, le.—Upper Gallery, Is.; Reread Price, AIORROW, TUESDAY, September 22, i their 11 , !:eries' Serene,. will perform the Comedy of WILD OATS. Rome, Me Smutty; Sir George 'Meader, Mr Welkin xvis ; Ho r sy 'Meader, Mr. Barmaid ; Ephraim Smooth, Mr. iba s srry; Mai, Mr. Knight; John Dory, AI r. Gai ie ; Beaks, Mr. Powell Lady Amaranth, Was. Glover; Amelia, Mrs. &moue; !sae, Mrs. Omer. After which, a Melo-Drama, relief' THE FALLS OF CLYDE. Gown' Wilford, Mr. Powell; Reinsure, Mr. realty; Parser EnSeld, Mr. Knight; Edward Eudell, Mr. Bar mud ; DiasW, Mr. H. !pieties ; Moieties, Mr Pencoritb. Dame Ballad. Mrs. Harlowe; Elks Eallel.l, Min. nositimum. Bones sad Meet to be taken et she Rotunda. Beydies street, from Ten 1111 Four, when may he h.ul a Private Box nightly ; and, for she farther meoutusedatioa of the Public, the 114".offsee will be *pea every Evening of perforreauce from Tea till neves. Oa Thureday, Venice Preserved: hart., Mr. David Fisher; Pierre, by the Geetteusee who prrforamal Othello ow Thursday last; Belvidere, Mrs. West (from the Thesine. Royal, Silkier Id sppeersace ire this Stage). After which, Lark mid Key. A New Melo. Drama sad • New Comic Afterpiece ere in prepardioe, nod will speedily be predated. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS EVENING. MONDAY, Sept. 21, will bt stied, the Comedy of THE CLANDESTINE MARRIAGE. Lord Ogleby, Mr. W. Ferrero (his 94 appvarines is that chancier); Sir Jobs Melville, Mr. Ahbott ; Sterling, Mr. Fawcett ; Lovewell, Mr. C. Kewibis ; Cantos., Mr. Perky ; Brash. Mt. James; flerjestit Flower, Mr Clairmont. Mrs. Heidelberg, Mrs. Dsvrnpuet ; Miss Sterling, Mrs. C. /iambic; Fanny, Miss Brunton ; Betty, Mrs. Sterling. After whirls, the Dramatic Romance of BLUE BEARD: ()R, FEMALE CURIOSITY ; Moneselirter, Mr. Evertor; Ibrahim, Mr Sironsters; Se liw, Mr. ihrroaet ; hhatshar, Mr. Blanchard Fatima, Mos Matthews; Irene. Mrs. C. Keruble; Buda, Mrs. Lisle.. la which wdl be introduced a Pas de Deux by Mr. Noble and Miss Limners. A Private Box may be had for the Season, or nightly, of Mr. Itraridoe, it the Boaollice. • Bums, Ts. Second Price. As. Id —Fit. 3s. Id. &triad Price, ts —Levier Gallery, ts. Second Price, Is—Upper Gallery, Is. Second Price, 6J. Places fur the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Hersmreet, from Tea sill Poor. Its Wedoesilay, The &bout fur Scandal. After which Meet ties?) a new Comic Ensertainuseat, interspersed wish Mode ' called The Bergemaster of Saardsas ; or, The Two Peon. NEW OPERETTA, , -- , METER ACTED. THEATRE-ROYAL ENGLISH OPESA, STRAND. EVENING, MONDAY. Sept. 21. will hr performed (for the lest time) an entirely new Operetta, to he called THE RENDEZVOUS. _ Priaripal ClosMr.Tera=lll;. IlWlry, Mr. %V. S. Chatterley, Mr. Brawlharst, Ur. J. hien, Mr Salter Miss Kelly, Miss I. iilevrodiasi, sad Mrs. W. S. Cliatter;ry . After which (teth litre) a Missies, Farce, in two Acts (aot takes from the Preach), called ANIATEURS AND ACTORS. David Distort. Eaq. a Musical Dramatic Amateur, wits em ploys Mr. 0. P. Bssille,and attached In Theatricals and Mira Mary Ilardaere, Mr. Pearson; Mr 0. P. Barite, a pro. vnitial Manager, hot engaged to superintend some private Tile:admin. Mr. Mirky; Ming, a poor Connie, Amor, Mr. Wrench; Derry, an Actor for the lone) , bobisiess. Mr. Richardson; Eldrrberry, a retired Massa:slower, simple is nit sad mmeners„ and utterly saacqueinied with Theatricals. Mr. W. s Chaticary ; Geukry Modincap,aii elderly Charily Roy, let oat as a 'Mall( at Bastk's I.ollglog, Mr Irilkiimus. Airs Mary Flartlarre, a fugitive ward or El.lerberry%, 3liss Lure ; Mrs. Mary Goiseril, a stmlliiie Tragedy *aims, and a wines evil to her husband, Iles. Pincott. To conclude with pal time ibis season) the Grand Ballet Spectacle called DON JUAN: OR, THE LIBERTINE I H non luso (l be (.ibertine). Mr. T. P. Cooke; Scanunosek Wslbliara. Doane Anus, Mrs Pinenit. To.woorresw, • popular Operetta ; after whit b nil! be es hibact, • very peculiar and istasicrly Music-to Automaton, druontiasted the Austrian Trumpeter. With Ittuitta, and koshers awl Actors MILLARD'S PATENT JMILLARD beg. reppeetfully to inform the 2. • Nubility, sad Families to, nr returning from, the FAA and West ladies, ire. his PATENT CLOTH su presedrs the use of the Fme Madras Loom Cloths of India. .141 is the beet substitute G., Limy. while it is nearly half the prim , and is foum/ particularly desirable for its health -1.1.... to wear is Omer, as well as in the more cold and cisoureable climates: it is wild, stamped, to ilipoetatimi, eunie Boxes, and by the single Piece, of 23 to Cot yards ( 4,14 l ee th e sue of Families, at Is.; 24 6.1 ; 34.; 3s. per yard, and upwards, at his Family Liiwn Warirlurit.e, ay. No. Id. CII EAPSI DE (mull se where el.e), in 41.4ihs f aid 4.411hs foe Sheetimr. To ilia... who Os a saucer uncle Aim Uwe, it is swat Coot:Able, as well a. Lir its economy. The Sheetiorgs, for the winter .eawn, sad fir rola climates, possess the peculiar inhaistage of beauti ful ltipeiirmice mud pleasantries* of wear. White Chintz and Anirugus, for Lattice aresa, Chit rhini's Wrsr , &c. are obtained as above, in Po cr., ....hi 'line 1. four Viruses each, from two to throe phi. foss IL. PICCe. IL RoNIATIC SPIRIT of L'INELiAtt (too Original Invention of Mr. Henry, and brought by hi. ISCIN r•ise improvements to the liieliest twrf.vtirni) cue dinars to he prepared and sold by Messrs. HENRY, Mane firorruiß CI. Mandl. ster. Thi• a zo-r.rid.. pro is a compound of highly roio. 'Strati d Vniezar with the most pleasant A. Oand Wu kid rfliraektes Antisep tics. Its pangeut toluur adapts it "Iroieln: relief in Iles& o. Faintiiir., Sic.; and rruidi m it peculiarly refreshing in crowded or heated rooms, soil to 11%• apartrwrists of the sick. It mienterarts, a 1 ,%. the spread of ulcerated bore Throats, Typhus and F. - vrs., awl other infections diseases. Ar 1111 l stic Vinegar imy he rxpwnlwl, without any to hut climates, where it i• fuoinl particularly r !A . R.- fui sod iniletary. As, howev er , man y 'patriots% sad iufrr iur prep oitions are sold nude, the same and similar names, Ow public arc requested to observe, as the only proof of its beat Rebelow, that the names of Messrs. HENRY, Mae • heste . r, are repay. 4on stamp. Sold link sato and retail by Bayley and Blew. Coekspr "reel ;the only Arida is Lewdest authorised by the Pen pro too), iii bottler, price Is, 9d. each ; where may be hod, *Naze U , )%er of /Mold, Scher , ellfatll2lll. Crystal, Ala.. HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA, is Welker at L. ad ; and large r with glass steppers, at 4e. N. each i their balms being on the swot.. ROYAL CIRCUS AND SURREY THEATRE. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. T. DIBDIN. I IS PRESENT MONDAY, September 21, ISIS, will he performed (by parties's)• desire of very euesereass families) no entirely new Grand Comic Beattie Spetiacle, called RED RIDING HOOD; Or, THE WOLF OF THE FOR PXT OF ARDEN. Prince Alidor (or, the Wulf), Mr. Huntley; Simple, Mr. Fiozeti.kain ' • Echo, Mr. Leonard; Fairy of the Root., Miss Taylor; Reaebed (her Attendant Grains). Miss Narsey ; iiimpleile (or, Red Ridie; Hood), Mow Braumeet; Sio pintte's Grandmother (with the COOK Selig of " I tremble at heveuty.swir"), Mrs. Brookes. After which will be prodeced e sewer acted, a stew Serious klelo-draws, is Twe Ads, called THE INVISIBLE WITNESS; Or, THE CHAPEL IN THE WOOD. Principal Chersciers—Buesseval (Chief Magistrate of • • Savoyard District), Mr. Witted; Eugene (his Sun), Sir. Watkins; Grimaldi (a amble Venetian), Mr. Bentley ; Du bois (it rich Slerchent), Mr. Alleiwk ; Armand (his Nephew, a Military Olficer, secretly nisrricd to Buniseval's Daughter), Mr. Cordell; Jerome (a Poacher), Mr. Fat:trillium ; Er. 'testis, (Daughter of Bouneval, secretly married to Armasd), Mi'sTaylui; Virataia ;her Mies Brett. In the mime of the Evening, Mr. neswilliant will sing Ilic favourite Comic. 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MORROW, TU ES DA Y, the SCIJ Septemtier, ISM wise■ the whole of the First-ratc Pugilists will exhibit. Ticksts timed 25:h Augnst will he admitted. Tu commence precisely st Two ',Tina. t 30,000 FOR THE FIRST-DRAWN PRIZE, ON THE 24tio OF NOVEMBER. II I S I. (1111 . 1;41; I.; itrtite:titerY• fellPeC t ' • fully offers Is best Friends, the Public, hes grateful thanks fur their patronage iu the lottery just ended. Tbs llebataa of the New Lottery curtsies Four £30.000 Cuoyol. Prism. And various other Capitals. all to be paid in Sterling ifoney. Alsbustgit there are only 14,5101 Tickets, be bores to have 11w pleat/UM of sharing the greater past among big friends, who will, ins doubt, ',roller*, that in the last lottery Contract be sold (as rune) Capitals exceeding in itasulrer and amount those soW by soy other Oti'ice•kreper, iucludsug Two Pfizer of £30,000 ! both on Sharer, Auid IN another lottery, ALL Three Prizes of Thirty Thousand Pounds! Tickets mid Shares are selling al T. BISII's 01Sres, 4, Coro boll, and 0, Charing-Cross, Lon•hos ; sad by his Agana ill Esightild, Irelaud, and Scotland. a s s Schemes gratis. /110 counteract the many attempts that are daily made to impose out the unwary • sporioua comptwi tints instead of Ihr GENUINE BLACKING prepared by DAY and MARTIN, (bey have adopted • saw Label, ea which tlacir addrer, 97, RION HOl.llOlOl. is so conspicuously placed in the centre, that they trust an attention to this, and the difference of the type, which is sni_ like all letter-press, will euabk purchasers at once to detect the iiupo•itiun. The ItI.:AL JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAY and MAATIN, 117, Hies Holborn, is sold in Bottles at 6d., Is, and Is. 6J. tad. FOREIGN INrE L LIG ENCE. PARIS PAPERS. PARTS. SRPT. 16. Their Excellencies the Mi►►isters !.rcretaries of State assembled yesterday at the Thuilleries at one► o'clock ; his Majesty presided. The Council was prolont;ed to half-past tour. The Duchess of Orleans waited on his Majesty yesterday. Her Royal Highness announced that the state of the Duke of Bourbon was still snore satisfactory. No more bulletins will be issued. His Royal flightless is expected one of these days at the PAW* Bourbon. Monsieur, Madame, and the Duke of Angou lemr, went this morning to the Elyeee-Bourbon, to see the Duchess of Berry. Fifth Bulletin of the health of her Royal High ness the Duchess of Berry : ••• 64 s e pi t imbet is, eight o'clock in the thornier, " Her Royal Highsess Madams. the Doehess of Berry has experieoced sums slight cokes, bus they were quietly dissipated, and she had sic busts sleep during the oight. (Signed) " ROUGNON mud DEN LUX." Seventh Bulletin of the health of her Royal Highness the Duchess of Berry : September 16, six o'clock in the evening. " Net Royal Highness slept till ekes• o'clock. Her sleep was a little disturbed, though she has had au fever; the milk continues to Ouw to ber bosom." The obsequies of the youug Prince. who was bap tised without being limited, took plaice the saute even i ng , •t h a lf-past six o'clock. The Bishop of Amiens, the Duchess of Berry's Almmuer,'und the Marquis of Asijorrent, Chief Equerry of the Duke of Berry. conveyed the cuffin in one of hue Royal Highness's carriages, drawn by six horses. The escort wa composed of au officer. • brigadier, The Duke and Duchess or Kent arrived at Brussels the 13th of this month from Paris. We are assured that the King has made a present la the Duke of Richelieu of • magnificent 'service of plate, of several state carriages, and a set of eight superb horses. They are to set of fur Aix- It is confidently reported that the celebrated Russian Admi►al T►tschacow (41though married to ■ very rich Enghi.b lady) intends to quit Great Britain, sod to fix his residence in P..ris. Lord Castlereagh set off on the morning of Sa turday the Pith, frotu Dru:,sels, for Sp*. It is not known whether the Noble Lord will remain there mail the opening of the Congress, or proceed to Frankfort to assist et the conferencei *lnch the Wispier' of Austria, Prin.sia, and Kowa, will hold there, previous to the opening of the Congress. Lord Castlereagh and the Duke of Kent were present ut the 11131i1LEUVMS of the Fot,•hsh, Honore fiat,. and Danish troops, tothe number of 40,000 men, whom the Duke of %Wellington reviewed in the plain between limit hain and Valenciennes, on the 10th inst. in the evening of the 10th the Duke of Wellington returned to Valencietwes, whence he proceeded on the following day to Maubenge, to reties" the corps of the arniy. After that review all the troops returned to their respective cantonments. The Oracle of Brtiosels says--‘ , The Congress of Aix-ha-Chapelle is now the principal object of poli tic .1 speculation. IVe are informed that the Holy Alliauce will be followed by one still closer be tween the Powers of Europe, and that a sort of confederation will be formed between them. This, it is said, is the favourite plan of the Em peror Alexander, and is the same as had formerly been conceived by the good Henry IV. This union of the Sovereigns generally excites nothing but hopes, fur HO apprehension, can be entertained, from the character of the Austrian and Prussian Monarchs, who, although absolute Sovereigns, have ever proved theimelves the friends of the people; nor from the sentiments of the Monarch who has given to Poland a representative Government." The celebrated traveller, Alexs.ider de Hum. bolds, has left this capital within t!►e few last days. He proceeds to London, and will repair to Aix-la- Chapelle, during the Congress. Letters from Aitc•la-Chapelle announce that the Commander-in-Chief, conjointly with the other Generals-Commaudant, has made a regulation concerning the honours to be paid to the Sovereigns, at the time of their approaching arrival on the Prussian territory. The chit and military chief authorities will go before these august personages to the frontiers of their respective provinces, and accompany them to the borders of the next pro vince, always in stare. Their M.rjesties will be re ceived on their entry into the cities with the ringing of bells and salutes of artillery. Wher ever there is a garrison, it is to be under arms. The commandant of the place will receive his orders at the residences of the Sovereign•, and a company of off►cers will he appointed for the guard of the Monarchs. Wherever they will rest, the city will be illum►wated the first night. The Ministers of the different Powers who are here frequently re ceive couriers. We are assured that Field-Marshal the Prince de Wrede will come here to treat on the supplementary indemnity claimed by Bavaria. A criminal, named Sabhaino, lately condemned t o death at Palermo, confessed, while mounting the scaffold, that he had shot a man dead two years before. Interrogated on the cause of that new crime, " None, replied he, coldly ; my piece was charged for a very long time, and I fired it at that man who was passing, to see if the powder was good." The Emperor of Austria is expected on the 20th at Nuremberg, nail the val at Mentz. Vivate letters from Russia, of the 19th August, owe, that the Emperor of Russia will in out from his capital ou the 7th Septi-mber. Madame Manson, of whom we have heard no. thing for some time, Iris announced her approach. ing arrival at the waters of Sy lea'~e•. The action for a libel, instituted I,y Viscount de Chappedeleine against the hawker Nesbit, was called on yesterday, in the Correctional Tritium', and put oft until next Friday, on account of the absence of M. Roussialle, the counsel for the com plainant. The marriage of his Royal Highness the infant Don Francis de Paula with the Princess LQl lift MR. cocKRtLL. The following deClarattuo ira;been made to the Police of Brussels, by Mr. Cockrell, the attack on whom we lately mentioned The assassin, on entering my chanier, sale!, that Its Caine to pay the rent of the house occupied by Madame Muntaud. 1 observed to him, that besides this rent he hid also to pay that ohs Cellar, and ~,sincere frailes t which I had paid for water. Oo this he became insolent, and &nod that I should snake such a claim. I told him that it was my wish to postpone the e i ttestion nutil the following day, that I might be enabled to scud some one who could speak french to explain the affair to Madame Montaud. He then left my house, and I went out at the same time. " Some minutes after .Madause Montaud herself ramie, and inquired uf a boy iu toy service if I were at home. Its. my reteru I (mud her at my door; she said she had come to pay her rest. I repeated to heir what I had stet ody said to Ler domestic; that I had ipoken to • friend, wit!, whom should go ow the following day to her house to explain the' affair to beraelf. But Madame Mositand petsisted in wish. in: to pay me the rent, otketivise she Would deposit it in the bands of a notary. At the moment I had signed the receipt the assroirin stein entered, You hare fre , :hil evifh co.!. leapt.' It is you, I replied, who are hezhining sgaiii to in. salt me. ' No, Sir, said tw, I have Iwo t %tyke 3 eat s the service of Fraure, and yon would 'low thrust me from your house.' Saying this, he drew from his kit p.irket trio small pistols, with one of whirl, he fired at me. 1 Coto. stately had time to turn his arm ; he then dred the other p;s tot, which I also hail the good fortune to escape. He theft struck me several times wilt, a bayonet. The little boy whip was with me tied, crying out ti rassassin." on whirl, the 111111•01.iw left me, and escaped through the street door." • [The Editor of the Cosasepairc aslils, that the assassin Wins in the service of Mad. Minitaud. Thu, nature of Mr. Cockrell's wounds have beets already mentioned in this Paper. Elopes are enterunutd of Mr. Cockrell's recovery.] The Five per Cent. Consols are 7. fr. 50 cents. —Bank Action', 1,630 fr. MADRID, SEPTEMBER 20. EXTRACT FROM A PRIVATE LETTER. The difficult affairs which for two or three years embarrassed the proceedings or our Government, seem about to be cleared up in a satisfactory man ner. It is known that these affairs reduce them selves to three iMportant points :—the arrangement of our differences with the Court of Brazil ; the negorintions with the United States of America, oil the subject of the occupation of the Floridas; nod the pacifieatiou of our Colonies. The first point IS generally regarded as terminated by the medi;.- tion of Russia, of Austria, and of England, and, above all, by the restitution of Olivenza and its territory to Portugal. Respecting the occupation of Pensacola, our Cabinet at first complained very warmly of it ; energetic notes were transmitted to the greater inet of the Cabinets of Europe. But every thiuv lemh, to the belief that we do not attach an earn me im portance to the possession of that border of ►ande ground, of which Florida is composed ; s, we have learned that the United States dis•.vow the act of their General, and offer to restore Peosaco!tr to us. lithe honour of our Crown is satisfied, the par ties will probably very soon come to an understand ing on local interests. But the grand gurstion to know whether the Powers will support, hy a (1,- claration, or by armaments, the wish, that they all partake, without exception, to see those of our Co lonies which are in a state of insurrection, return to their allegiance to the Mother Country. lu 'the mean time, the affsirs "of the'liiiurgeot• assUme from day to day an aspect more tinfavitunthle to' the maintenance of independence. There renniini at bottom but the single Republic of Buenos Ayres which presents the image of en independent Siwte, anti which has even forced army Chili from ua : hot et least our fears are removed with respect to the ulterior progress of General San Martin ; his weak forces cannot spread theinseltes further. NVe have ako some hope that this General iv wea ried with volleying the merchants of litteno, in part foreigners, and aluiost all intriguer,. p„— sibly the conqueror of Maim nobly reiwt.trot, become the instrument of reconciliation be tie. n ivy native province and the mother country. Venez;:• is in our power ; it is true there remain of i: but ruins ; but Bolivar and Ar.smeinli. the one into the deserts of the Orminl.o, the ether :It the arid rocks of Margaritl, :Ire become nothing but chiefs of Guerillas. The iiiiineti nuti.uity of the colonies, St. I) go. Clam. rhr Mestcos. Guatitriala. New Grenada, Quito, P eru , uc k nu ,_ ledge the sceptre of Ferdinand V 11. It is probable that the weak remains of the insun.