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itir - 771 "'T'~R`r T 111, -- _'. ,_ i . \ - - NUMBER 2079. NEW THEATRE-ROY.V., COVENT.GARDCN. hits Pit ES ENT IV E Sept. 20, 1400, u ill be &eked, a Tragetl . ,v culled KING It D E TIIIRI). Xing Henry the Sixth, Mr. Murray; Richard, Duke of Glo'stetr, Mr. Cooke t Duke of Bnctriegbani, Mr. Cress ell ; Duke of Norfolk, Mr. Chapman ; Weary, haslet Richmond, Mr. C. limbic. (+seen Elizabeth, Mrs. St. Leger; Duchers of Turk, Mrs. Emery ; Lady Anne, Miss Norton To which will he added, the Mount Estee of THE .poolt Father Luke, Mr. %teddy ; Capt. Fitzroy, Mr. Bellamy; l'.lrick, Mr Talker; Lfrraiet, Mr. lueledum ; Darivv, Nlr. ; Bagatelle, Mr. Earley. Nandi, Miss kiWltou ; .11.i.1.14., Mrs. Lititins iNt - ; Stroud Prier 31 ftd.asPit 46., Second Price — , •ollery ; Second Price Is.; Uppu Gallery Is. ~.,,arrow, the Comic Opera of Love to a ; to will he addict. t 1 tin Wins P or, The Widow's Choice The attention of the Puhlie is r.iiicaterl to the fonottior I)F.ScRIPI•ION of the ENTRANCES 'to the NEW THEATRE BOXES. The principal Entrance is at the Portico to Box-strut, !esthete ;o the stone Ilan and Staircase. The West Entrance is in Princes-ptace, teadinrfvom the Pinar.. is Covent garden to the stone Stairease•and Ante room PIT. The principal Entrant.* is from the Piazza, through Bed ford IWI - 11111.. I, ad,ug hy tire doors into the testibule 'fire East Entrance is in the Arcade. South of the Portico in Bow-street, leidine to the same vestihale. LOWER GALLERY. The principal Entrance is from the Plugs, through Bed ford-avenue. LOWER AND UPPER GALLERIES. The Entrance is at the Eastern extremity of Bedford avenue is Suw.street. . ANNUAL scars. The &drawees are in Prince's-place, leading from Hart street ; and in the Arcade, North of the Portico in Bow- Oil CM. •.• Ladies and Gentlemen going to the Theatre by any of the Entrances in Bow-street, are requeseerf to order their CO:ICIIISSP to SC/ down with their horses' heads towards Long acre, aail In drier Off through Little Bow.street. I.33ies and Gentlemen coming to the Annual Boxes in Ps iuce's•ploce. are requested to toiler their coachmen to drive to the Theatre through Low.; arm and down James street into Hart.street, or through Covent-garden up Jaen street into ilart.street i —tad to drive front the Theatre through the same streets. TRAMPORT-OFFICE, Srpr. is, tem. filiiE CONIMISSMN E LIS /,r conducting' the rampart .eerier, to takieg Care 4r sirk and Wounded Sammie, ELI .tcir theenre and Cu./Miry of Prironem of War, 4. heretic ilk& Notice, That flay nil/ be ready, at the. Olen, ea TIWADAY, the pith al !Mabee,. 14u!), In re ' real andpil Tenders, and leant with sack Persona as MT/ In. Mill. InZ In emitraet foe Victualling Prisoners of !Par in Ikullb, nt Portamonth,Ar months certain, tram the lot Decinaber newt No Tender trig it "veined solar One °Via* we Ike Doe of Tien/ N , ear one noticed, ante.. the Porte, or on slyest .for per.,matl l attend. Ein..ll Tender ninot be accompanied by a Let ter frnw fir, reepertable Premium, ertginear to heentmo, heaved w ith the Penne tinederinit, is Ike Sam of L.gituafiir Ike dap pettiirm anee of the Contract. Forther i•ortientore wily be known, by optilyiag at thin O. or to ei/ptatlo Partlaftlith. NEXT !VON VI CAVINT and CO: Omit Coritrartor-, with (ioverii- M rarest for the Present STATE LoTTER Y, respectfully inform the Public, that Tickets awl sl ates are Liu Sale, in great variety, at tiwir Offices, No. i 1, Poultry, No. la, Char tag crow, awl .No. 34 Aidgete Illigh-street. The Scheme of thiaLeekery is tortimly sew, statism hither to received the ffittat ftutialiSed approbation ; there are only 3,000 Number, be the 4 ottopy, onetime whole will be DRAWN IN ONE DAY, : The 29th of nest month, *hen the following ( - vital Priem must be distributed =ml4 the fortunate purchasers, viz :..ii 4 of .uo s usrul. i , • 4 uf . 5,toolol• ri .. of l,OOOl. 4 of ,,ootil 12 of soul. Beside, the iuferior Prizes of tool. sot. Ale as usual. This LoUery also presents the appal unity, never before offered to the Public, of gamine the immense sums of no,oool 60,0001. or 40,0001. by the powbue of one Number only. SPAIN. This day is published, in one volume royal /Ivo. price sa. Iltt•;ittA'S CItNIS ; u Frotz , nerit of ;I f E Putru, in three parts, written in Spaia, s i wa6 Notes, developing the Cause, Progress, and Eveuts of Speins Cri. Ma, and IO i. y hundred Living Characters. Printed fur William Hiller, Allte-riarle-streyt. LYCEC I THEATRE. THE, PUBLIC are re,neeifiolly informed, that His Majesty% Servants, forma*; tits Company of this late DRURY. LATE THEATRE, will continence the Per formances of the Season, on SATURDAY N TN: r, the 23d with the Connie Opera of THE DC i.\\A , and a Merin, ite FARCE It IP neeemary ri•prrifolly to inform thine interested, that all claim LI( her 3411111011 U. to t tins Theatre, Gum uhajo ercr quarter, is, for the present, unavwdably sitsperule under an arrangement made for the particular henetit of . those entitled to that privilege tinder the Dairy lame Patent. t'OV ENT-GA II DEN 'FH EATII E. This day is published, price w T E T I-1 S 1 A LI. l'riuttil for Stoekdale, junior, al, Pall•Matl. . . \There may be Lad, The SCO riAD cs. tid. 'Ube SIMPLACI AD s A altirico-dramelie Punta. CTIt tN 30 Sri. The COMET : A pock Newspaper. .is. Gd. In thr course of .at Nomads will be publish, 11,rnoa t volum e , cruwu 0Ct411.., rill E l'OET1( L. 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Letters were received in town, on Saturday, fro:n his Camp, dated on the 90:h ult. from near Rhawelpore, on the left bank of the river Garrah. They had crbmed the desert of &limiter, iii a march ofeleven days; during which time, the escort had toshergone considerable fatigue and pros cation. They had suffered more especially from the sesureity and hadneiss of the water, which are said to hay, proreai tidal to a considerable siessuber of the camp-followers. They bad experieueed a most hoiiiiiirable awl hospitable ritorprassix from the Rajah of Bliaotelpwre, a tributary of Caw'. The King of Cat* is said to have audettokeu an ea!,ei1it1011•,, , 41114( Cllnhuherr, a COWAN" 111(t14.11 we believe. indeed, has always tat least noiosocilly) formed a port of his dominions. The following extracts are taken from a I •fter written by one el die Uentlemen in Mr. stone's loots. i• and con,'.., we trust, matter • •if ficieutiy intereatilig, to justify war iosurtimi of them :os- • "Oa the rigid Bask of ti.e Glicasub, B WWI WOMB MU O 6 I 4IOIUI "Lb i)ec. I‘6B* " After passing through Terijnoloitilly Kbaan's country, we entered Sheilthawin ; Smgharia sod Tooojhoona, were die, principal tovviss that we saw. We halted a day at each, and were visited by the different Chiefs of the votiiitry.-olt is governed lry five or six, who are 11 4 animate 'with each other. The Raj'eb of Keatree, is reckoned the head : probibly kuoa that Jam people have riler dly been on good terata with the Company's G meat, and had a detachment with Lord Lake. They do not doigoise that they are perfect free booters, which the caravans from Caubab learn to their coat. ".The Sheikhairot country, is abpgt 90 miles square, the soil is sand, and consequently produces little. Water is scarce, and great pains have been taken iu making tine wells, some orwhich arelno. mensely deep. " The Rajah of Keatree's uncle, Thakoor Xis healing, who was going,with succours to the Ra jah of Bekalicer, who was at war with JOUrlpoor, ac 00111pellieti US to Bekaneer. The Thakoor had beeu with Sloustri'i detachment. " The first town in the Bekaueer territories, then we came to, was Chooroo, a handsome-looking town, with neat fortifications ; bat the cougary surrounding it was uutbiug but deep sand. Tie amine soil continued all thewav to Bekaireer, and the water was frequently so bid, as hardly to be Jriukable ; a tolerable well was very rare. We Sr. rived at Bekaiseer the-beginning of last moatli. god halted there tea days, to refresh. Our people were a good deal kuocked up,, frosts fatigue and bail water. The water-melons, which grow in great abundance in the sand between Chooroo and Be kaneer, and which they conld not withstand, pro bably added to the esti of illness, and we lost 40 people within ten days. These melons grow with out any trouble to the cultvatios, and form one of their chief suloistolier. Grain is produced iu very scanty crops. nod dent. Cancels arc almost the °illy anima:s used; they even diaw the plough. " Bekaneer was ourrounded br hostile armies. " lode:an:ice Smug, the Jondpoor Cuinnvander.ir. Chief, had one ; lleira Sing, another, (this man's seal is tiolouel lieira ; and Mea Khawn :her ; there were also a party of cavalry bclonzpig to Bhawul Khoo. All the wells within ten milea had been filled up ; none were open, except those within shot of the guns on the works, or a few which had been opened by the enemy. The Rajah's troops had the adventai t e in a skinuish,which they had oi,e day while we were there, and took a great deaf t f plunder. He however was much weaker than the other party, and has lately made peace, and agreed to pity a large sum of money, and give op a Pe,- gurrnah, the chief cantle of the war. " On the 16th ult. we left Bak weer, having by far the worst part of the desert before us ; we h.id, however, madearrangements dia. every body should ride. The infantry sepoys, ahich we have two companies, went two on one canal. Twice we were obliged to carry a supply of water for every living creature, except the camels. " We now marched all day, halting an boor, about noon, to serve out water, a:.l got to our ground about sun-set. Pert of the desert is e hard plain, hearing no kind of herbage, and the rest is a wild-looking tract of sand, producing several sorts of shrubs, many of which are excellent food for camels. Bnewill Klotiait, v. hose territories we now entered, sent several hundred loads of ewer to meet us in the desert, escorted by a party of Toltingchees, mounted on camels, t ai-ft carrying two men. •• Bhawalitoor, which received its wiroe from ids grandfather, is two miles to the en-tward of the tiletrroh (the !Innis'', and Silt ledge mined.? We passed the town, and encamped na the batik of the river on the i.ith ultimo, the ini;ht c,f Aube maroon being the most delightful ohject we could have before us. The Khalil) received us very well ; he cisme from Derauweel, a forums the borders of the desert, where he usicilly resides, on purpose to see os. He hos a larLre Litman., which yieldshito JO lees annually. lie itek,towledges the sovereignty of the King of Cebul ; bolt he is, tit fact, indeperidetit. Rhavrul K hoots spends Almost nil Ms tittle in hutoinz. He is at woe with the R tith of Flekoneer, :tied is rather afraid of the Seiks. fits country pto good order, and well culuvateel, esiiecialir that Port of it slot% thu (;hartob. It extends : front near Pattuti (its atartio rortinet point) to place cede(' °hewn), betwews t)utcii mud guklme to tlw soothe and ; it runs westward, ivy the south of Madan, to the oeighbourhood of Lhroe Giaawry Kitson, on the west hank of the Indus. si lie bee marches front the Uharrati, we reicbei -^ ~! ~e' r, • I • : lrt