The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1819-11-12 00:00:00

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I drkNE or TWO revise cuitile Versos,* Wray i„i n i This dig is published, in One Yoliose, or in Eight Parts. i water. Mao,. of the welts which had before this plenty of e ffect. 1 his Majesty's /terrains will perform Shaksinnwit's Too. V a /Won PRITATR THEATRICAL PART!. either ! p r i ce g a . ed. wills 20 Plat. s, ! watts. wear left empty, and many pools Ohm formerly were ift .. The commodore amide ,. the Court to hove si Amdeme, or to practice for the . Protean's. Preemie 1 T HE TOUR or ',lt sv NrA X THROUGH : dry were now filled with 'voter; the I:ke of this erne newer ..4 ; ; 1 1 ge J, t.l . t o p i tp or4 ; 4,,,, than p 1„„,.... and mi,,,,0, of t h e ! I.rSrd Of PICO iltrgtft. When 1 returned tutu she hors, the then .. 11, °•ve". *lghwigh he triad no order to that KING RICHARD THE THIRD. sinking to meertais the standard Of their siolitlesmay do 1 . i inhabitants reported in one, that ilern.g my nbwriee the midi effects all I* custemarys I „., the wet. me. pore ; Lewin' p uke o f 10 it any diameter they Mink proper. i Metropolis : • Poem • 1 •.., [Teen By eke r•irtimeni DR. SYNTAX. again was 011-iken ; sad when I was washing my body atter- " The Coort were ef opinion that this comma- Aeoly.etter . six Great the evening, to Mr. Cherry. , I . IG'".‘tri% M r. Ren4 ;... l) " ke of Beeking"..' Mr. . 71n. """ I ' Dititinie orr, No. 9 Tichlii lel-street, (tido, .I.strset, I Printed for J. Joiln•hea, Gkeyeide; and sold by ell gook- i• a iils 1 felt Iwo or three violent marks again, anti the house nication of the Commodore should form !flirt of E., , o f RithinOod, Mr. Ellision. natant', Quern rit Ed - The ' bed ._ .. Parties. 1 imemawk i iimiccwi. •- . . I 1 wits in woe much shaken. After this people Jul not seem their record, end me he hod not returned it to thew. tre may came ny respertitnie . wod the Fourth, Mrs. Glover ; Lady Anne, Mae. W. West.... . willing to remain in the town; 1 theta:fire left it, and en- . Ti, which will be added. ths ltissical Entertainment of 00 Setsßlsg r oill be pahlialeml, in thin. price 14, I camped one rum of I received accounts from Noweiting- thc!" roqu'ltiell it °I biro lot . that Parra.. wild, , '', RosINA. OUTRAGE AT kIANCIIF.STER. 'rug rout !CAL tiousr THAT JACIi alien down was complied i gar, that the forts sir Rnlumbu and Aintaw liar, f . .. wait ; sod the Court were further of I an.! some people bail died, as had likewise some cattle; the • opinion th•t the taiiirsage tired hy the Cowirosidere ?.,.. Rehille, Mr. T. Cooke; Captain Belying., Mr. Ser. rirtHE METROPOLITAN awl t:ENTR AI • IL BUILT ; with Thirteen Cwt., vin..--11se limier dint 1 some Aria orris, trot at Jantaria. 1 hare received the news I in l it . rawansa k at i aa wa . a „ mum , aim , 0 ,,, i , tme ,. . E .l, William (tint time). Mr. It:Mehl. Roalim, Miss P. 1. COMMITTEE publish the following additional ► Sub. i Jo c k Ruth ; the Wealth that lay is it; elm %tennis that plan. I (roe, ine ....or. niuot ", r 10 vim ., sail 14 .,,,„. 4 iti . Rat , t . s I (her firm appearance Is that character) ; INIRCIIII, Mrs. iteriptione:— • i dared it; the Thing su Poison them ; the Pastille . Informer ; 1 . 1 Joo.oeb Homie'r, the same bee oloi ' lcietw i -- ', ed. ' 1 I*i:dings—au uniestifisible interference with the sr.. Harlon: limbo, M 4.. Kelly. 5 e b, c ,; 0i i„,,, p ,..,.;„,„.1, a dy ert ;,, e d £1 .8 6 3 41 , 7,1„ I lib,- Remain of lawless Power I. the Alm all t.haven sad I .. Th. . i . lb , „ fimitelbli decree of " toe " Goci, which I . .enin deliberations of the Court. who, as o briefk. p o re 20 ; Breese Price 3s. Ild.-.-Pit 3s. Ad. ; lkossid ..„ A. .. I Shei - ii; the People all Tsitc...l and Tani; the guile'Trio ; ! i t, nut um:guano, I. F or your information I hare written I were perfectly independent of Isis coutrul. and Pure •:•.--I.liwer Goths" ts.; armed Price In—trpildt r igut d ig m ul l./ crip. t. s. A few Farm& at the 1 the Want of Hear ; she Political Priest ; the Pen and the , 1 Isis suing aeonint :al that Isibe vectored it it Impossible to , without the pale of his rrprouf. Not hourropy brit , , c.„:1,,, yr.; &voila Pike N. 'i *gale Without, for • Red Wan, Chandler. : !saved ;4* P1.4-.4•111". 1 0 11 4 / 6 4 . ~ I .Itracrilie: To-day, twtwern twelve and two o'clock. the same 1 ifissolvedi by the , Conmesoiliicr's older, this Comsat ' It . 1-, Dfßla• will be opesiod at Half - pat lip isliassltowel i s a gp,,,,,,, 4 „, d gat . Street. escosies W . l in A straw - n 4lin9inn w e". . ri. `'Y ' h e wiud 1 ) 4 ""L I • Irma 114pprtied. 11.1 u Wednenety Melo. prone people avert ' I still considered itm4f in existosee. sad resefoomi so 4 •vg; fieforintoirs sill peroleety atelemts. • , 4-- ne-Mtiorti,k., bl i sedrltert ''.:" .•. sAs I Printed 'lair Will emr, 4.llde:or-hill, . ... - I •Th9loa a rtfiuMalll b&wer& ' , Dewey Hitt l llfelollkt • ' .01 dl'irOws and Henn. Mond elrliwort 1A I "••••-••••••• ' "-up, . - 4 ultra ISCCiponts,rnile knower , that the same has emerged 1 eutjle rte *Pia to "liiield o . iii houtPer 804 d 1 19" 1 , a ..UW. I . h i h e tutees of Wr. Well, Ron eepef: 0,0,,,n, 0 16 0 „ d i n A. N. . . lii ; AaDVI,A,TED If.SSENLT...OF A NCHOTIKS. i . theser: 11111 some of 11. e b.asea am, pan e i gyp wa ll e t th e • rn , t Simi iiiiplatiost, if ibe :C•inoisoodor ! ies: - . • Poooto soon, to I, hod (si g htly) of Mr. Spring. wile lo 319- were Slain - 36 0 R. U. . - ..' 1 gi / THE deridr.l Preference' .rhio ne w Kocre hie f c,rilffire NAM', and the p;wpie suffered great losers. 1 . 1?• ' . Tie Coosedblheutlailkoppll mil ord Cometrolbr of lie Rox-011ke Receipts. the Primate M e . Prison - 0 1 ‘ i . 1 0 Mr. W. Eiden • 3 i .m. exotrienetd iliiriswilie dint perioil it by limn heoire 1 out ksow to *hat extent damage has bees door." ofirmiustaseiy passed to Hot 'am. hit the' . L oir e oil Tic keg Lkpartnient,„ as well as the general menage- w a rum akw Priellsle to Mr. W. Basksin - 1 0 the Public , harlo t : is .casioncd some spurious lanitalinitit. 1, Case sea. SHOO', tuna 17. tkon being {ordered to esti. nothing kith** - - ~. '11 : 11:' Intel ..t the Dears. Liberty without Li. 111r.J R. Howell - 1 0 i E. LAZENBY awl SOY respectfully iirron n Div I•l•l,itity I We arc at present in a docking stale of ale .m. Last dace iu it until its arrival at Gibraltar, who me ' -'. ' T..n0r,..., Goy Mannering : Henry Bertram, Mr. rentiossisarm, and to W. Tuner . .1 0 1 nal Gentry iliee'Orizsioil Article iii prepared only at tlo ir i • , dunning, virtu Yen Mt mid seven o'clui k, we were visited by a i C ourt ' win casinos ...-. b r „i gna l f rom the iN eridrur. Frown—with The Mayor of Garrott. Justice without par. Mr. T. Nutter - 1 0 : I'smi-house ; Nu. 0. Edward - street, Lonrho., awl 23., P.tr. 1 dreadful earthquake. The oral! hat sorrmincle.l Illsooj is ; - , 00 *misc. the Tragedy of King Richard the Third. liality, residing at A. B. C. - - 10 j Isament-street, Dublin ; the label of each bottle signedto act upon tho. evolution, which was OrPosping+, ~.. a . a almost levell.il with the ground, i swl the fcw itiw which , ii,. Comedy of Wild Oats will be acted once is every week, . Chichester 31. Ioe. 7.1. Mr Juhs &deo . 1 0 o Flielbeth Lazenby." I are lett 'landing cure merely broken remains ; the houses gc . i i done—when it was sent to the etitimidetv. i:; :,.,:nct ounce . J. Hemmington, Esq. 2 0 From the Western Deli- 1 N B --From its peculiar Preparation the Aci.l Anchovy i , , „ . fshe I / "He (the Commodore) considers this till of Re •.:. i k. it - 2. P. Reales, Eot. . 2 0 shun of Boat & Moe. 1 Ranee sin he found very deliciona with links. hrsh,,, tr.e. 1 " . ""Y gm.° "'"' nine " in "' U. ' "" n " . " ° r g'' . ' 1 Isuii:siors, soctodoor the Palace, glently injnratl; the wall of i . Members of the Court as declared i 0 limitriiage . •,.: i .. woltlr a 'VIVO IoAkIIA zr eviere.ww.43 s n nicht_ Thos. Howell. Esn. - 2 0 1 makers - 101. 14s. 7d. I an well as 311 kindle of S.U. mut claims a derided nr. ference .. . . . . . . THSITIMIROYAL, COVIIINT-GARDEN. FINIS EVENING. FRIDAY. Nor. 12, will lor acted Shokspeore's Trageily of Thos. Howell, Esq. 4 0 makers - 101. 14s. 7d. Sahiieriptions ore received by Mr. S. Brooks, 110. Stand ; Mr. Dolby, Wardour-rireet, and 799, Strand; Mr. Giles, 5, Wvell-vtreet ; Mr. Haskell, 94,York-street, Westminster; Mr. Parr, Great Ressell-street, Cureutitarden ; Mr. Pen. ray, 5, Tykr.strret. Carnaby-market ; Mr. Henry Whittle, West street, Spitalfields ; Mr. Woolcr, 76, Fleevrerest ; at the Office of the Statesman, Salisbury-court, Fleet-street ; Mr. Harris, 77, Nurton.street, Portland-rood ; Mr. Bar roweliir, No. 6, Fish streethill, and 46, Denry.lane ; at the Crown and Anchor T Strand ; and by the Tres rurers, Major Cartwright, 37, Barton.creseent ; Su Robert M Charles-Wiwi, Berkeley-name ; and Mr. A. Galloway, 69, Ilich Holborn. Subseriptions incorrectly stated will he immediately ear. riveted 4.n applicati..n to the Secretary, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, any day between Eleven and Two o'Clock. It is particularly requested, that persons who have col lected, or received, any local Subscriptions from Public 31retiii4. ur odic:Avis..., will please, as soon as Fonvenient, to transmit the amount to either of the Treasurers, and will kindly persevere in their endeavours to increase Ike same. Jul well as all kiwas of fi.k, anal claims a .loseitkd pr. feremee fur eirporlsliob ; warranted to keep in so) alln.ale, and does "ISt tuns raseid hr u opened. lb. Hill-foil to dean is many places, aiol there is a complete breach mar the gateway. The tied of our camp rests a shunt distance us she left of the latter, fronting list lOW it, wad extends along the bottom of the hill to • little beyond the laver lower on the %yob. west point. I .isn happy to say that we have hail none materially hurt, four lerpoy. only looked. Who were 011 July in the limn; but I fear that a great matey casualties have occurred anion: the pour natives ; some band' eils are slid to bare lost their hero. These is at pre swot so much confusion that the numbers council be ascer tained. declared .. limignage highly diuresp-ctful to I • as their superior Aire, " -insulting to his rank and anthonty, sod miners sive of his power—that the Court was no longer iw. bring, he having, as lie los4 an undoubted right to do, annulled it proceedings and discharged 11n Prisoner. That a signal made (while he was pm sent) ordering the Court to meet, was • enorinpt of his power, and the' meeting of the effictro toe that object, an usurpation of authority to erect theuirelvs• tutu a trihuual contrary to law, alai kw my other purport than to bring him into entitssapt„ and to violate the fundamental roles enacts-61 far the iiilsordination and discipline of the service. KING RICHARD THE THIRD. King Ilrury the Simla, Mr. Egerton; Richard, Doke of G'.Ater, Mr. Msertady ; Duktor Bilekiugliam, Mr. Terry; Mims., Earl of Richmond, Mr. A hlssa t. Queen Eli:shells, Mrs remit; Lady dune, Mrs. Yates; Duchess of York, Comer. KARTHQUIRE 1N INDIA. frrsni the " Bombay Gazette' . of Jul) After which the Opera of ROSINA. We linden to lay brfurr onr renders; a selection from the fiIIiTICITLio cortluistiniellimit we IeAVC re. erived rssuseti ll this tits fill si-itiitiuo. It wr• slightly frit at l'oontili, and %AP Believe it did not ♦each to the southward of thiit tits, or extend uniel t beyond the tropic. rmon.t...ll;vs 19. We hot revered shock. .luring the •;7.10, and they have motioned at intervals this day; the hot one about two hones men, when I could scarce!) keep npou try legs; the naiiiion is bun' able while it lasts. They have suflirtd, we starlcratasrl, its the same way at A tojar. hree p. a.. There is a blight shock at this tow. wwht. I trust 111 Gad they will cease altogether. EXTRACT or A LTTTER Irßoll A CoRROPONDENT AT Stir Mr. Duratiet ; Cant. Melville, Mr. Pyne; Rustic, Mr. .1 I.4scs; William, Mr. TaOur; Patrick, Mr. Connor. Miu Mailliews; Dorcas, Mrs. Davenport; Ravine, M.,. M Tree. _ _ _ . 7a.;zva Scennd Pike 3s. Cd —Pit 3s. CI.; Second Ihiceti.— Low," Gallery 25.; Second Price ts.—Upper leo ; th•cood Price 61. rime. !Or ihe MOM. SO be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Bes-olliec, Hart En-rt. from Ten till Filer. A l'r,inte Mot may he had fur dm Season ; or nightly, of Mr. Br4iitlon, at the Box-OlSce. At 11,Vet1 41 . Cloek on the evening. 0r the 16its of June. an earthoriake destroyed the whole olktiict and country of Kutch; accounts that have been rest it ed intention, I hat loom Ltickont Mintier to Butehas, the siletle of the towns soil villages are metre or tfts in 'nine. The lowan of Manitavie, M Aria, anti Anjar, have sit Berri! r xtrnnively anti sews. ely ; hot the city of lihocij, and the fort uf Buojia. oern which our f ree is encamped, are minced, the roomer to riling, and 111. latter sip breached as to Ire oarless a. a fortifiesti 0000 . This, however, is the least part of the evil : at the moment ref the crash, it is apprehended, and I fi ar not any way ex aggerateJ, that 2,000 of the itilialmt•nis were buried iu the mans. " The Members of the Court chaavow such an iwtetition„ aril oder their tribute of respect to tbe pennon and character of the Commander in Chief; but *obtain the opinion of their tarpon-lie siglita and the reaolutiosi founded thereon. The Cow. mender in Chief declares the meeting to have toren unlawful. the language disrespectful and li:suiting. atiapends the officer* from commend, anti prefers his charges," &c. RARODA. DATED Jo. Mr Q. lla the 18th, about sena pm. the whole of the eity and orotund tt we,e thrown into the Krt:itest consternation, by a very severe shot It of ass earthquake, which cmitinned with• nut intermission between two and three minute*. 1 was al a f inure house at the time; we wrie sitting in his tipper lanugaloe, which rocked so violently, 1 really thought it would have fallen before we could get below stain. The neat artertniar,, about 11 o'clock, we experienced another, though r, cotienlsion. ths the lath we felt two more, one al II a. m , hod the other at Vial night and on the 401 b we also had twe more shuck.; God knows if it is yet all over It appears to be going filmt the ninth to worth. At Pallampure it was ac cantpauicd by a noise in the earth just like thunder. It' ravages at Alone dshad have been mosidersble. The Iwo large minarets near the Josiah Moored in that city are overthrown. 4 / 1 0. of the Olen of AV WV* has . (anew down, emir neatly :MO hoariest. The fart of afar pull sante, I. nearly demolished. Twitters**, the Comedy 01 'the Corfedersey, with The blirrisge of Figiuu. tlp gurtlav, the Tragedy of King Richard the 'Rica, r it/a Mother Come. Or Tuesday, She Stoops to Conquer, with The Gnome 10,or. ON Lord Mayor's Day the Drawing of the $OOO Tickets took place, when No. 2,370, and No 7,Z70. were both Prizilt of TWENTY THOUSAND pour: Dy ..6 ; and the Contracture have the pleasure to arid they Sold Fist CAPITAL Pnizsa, All of which hive rot only bern distrihnted to putty Purchasers in Loudon, but Shares have been also Sold in many principal Towns, ie. - `lllItY, CRUTCH, GLOUCHITYR, ire also been extended to EDINBURGH, 'ls of Scotland, ibeieby effordisig then) Measure of Mating Um complete sweeten AS EVERY SHAKE HAS BEEN TO THE PUBLIC, THE CON. JNG HAD ONE SONSEEIPRANT ETTItER FROM TOWN , OR cumnity. folders to apply fur ihe Value of their them for the remaining 5.000 Tickets, to Drown on Thursday, gib December, tST PRIZES will each bare TWENTY NEN EXTRA, to be decided in the UFES.—The Whorl contains many of 1'20,000 each, iu favor. of Purchasers are COlllO. Au large a portion of the First Lottery the TICKETS now on SALE NIES r 'ECEMBER NEXT, "Iwo the Fast J. and .1 SI V EMT IGHT, SOLO CONTRACTIJIIO. 'R E. STR ,N D. Even now she effects of silk horrible are felt (though threw days since the first shock) its ertio.laas aisJ hourly vihrissions of she cards The itthabisanis have been obliged 1 , 0 forsake wit, I were ',nee sheir halls, and eucninp outside open some small Mile. Their disieres cannot be well ,leseribed ; bessisettoweintesl, 504 sin tlseil with fear, she, : •~ ~r'.« V.IIIItACT WP A 10 , V-raft smolt AN/Alt, DATIL° JUNE 17. It it • leh sincere regret that I have to isfurm you, that dna plare Was visited by an eat theissalte yraterelny ertnatenr, at Ira tamales hefurt seven eielmck. Ihe effeetr of the s►ark. a hie Is lasted ',early twee minestrs, have bren.the lerrlhug of the fort•wall In the ground: lint 100 yards of the wall re main is any our spot, sad guns, towers, else, all hurled in one masa of ruin. ~ =.:. ~ .' The destruction of the loan has heto distressing awl awful: not a quarter of the houses are standing, and those that do remain ore all in ruins. I tumid yet state the par ticulars of the losses, but 1 miry in one an rd sae, that a Hon: isbine puposishow has been reduced in 011 C inoontent.tu wretchedness :and misery. 1 tear we shall have to lament the loss of upwards of 100 people, besides tbose hurt. Reports from the country state similar disasters its all the villages rolled *bent ; and letters from Blsouj inform its, that that fort is much in the same lttiun as Anjou.. Slight shucks still ci,nlitine to be felt, stud I shall, on the first leisure munsent, report such particulars as I arty be able to collect. laymarket ; 11, HullAssu ; 141, Oxford. street. TEA TRADE. ovember. thr First Anniver4nry of ' GENUINE TEA COMPANY. ANARICA. _ . Hahn' sth November, ISIS, fur the avow. jiag the Public with pure and ntiatint probably expect a few observations on aloft.' the mere •nuousicement of • year r since the commencement of the E.ta- Arst instance, the thank. of the Pras. ally troiltruil to the Commodity at large, .ported then' during thu.uopiiiie•pled and .n made by a great portion of the Trade The fully of sorts a lint of lntl ig since become apparent to their up. very properly abandoned any Istrther depreciate ass undertakiug which has the most gastrulae hopes which eiii•lJ by any infatitine mercantile Eutahints line Tea Company now submit to their an statements, which may not he the most oniquieneal proofs that the they have received hes uut b-eu unite same time they offer the most ronclu ;bile approbation. Their Sale of Tess slay boa hero upwards of 2,.500 Pounds lug after the rate of 9,7112 Chests, or .ands *eight in the Year; on which the neurly 120,000/. annually ;—a much larger probably ever contributed to the exigencies of other House iu the Ted Trade ; how far, gives at the eouirriericesnent of this redeemed, these unprecedented Sales The calculations are made on absolote e, and are independent of Teas sold is Wholesale Dealers. Genuine Tea Company assure their Friends • large, that they base purchased and sold ,gent anal lineal Savours only, rejecting low qualities, awl their friends may be sing their unalterable determination. Since declaration of this Latablishmeut respect. f Robes Teas, scarcely an Advertisruseat any of tbe Trade withuist coutlewening gem Innen who, its their public Address. ridiculed the Company's cerium of it, and aeknowkdge that Debra* are used the better sorts. beg to cooties the Pshiie against the Goading Tea Establishments," la Imitation of Getsuine Tea Company, many of whom copy 'masts so closely, as to deceive an indifferent 12th instant, will be published by Me Tea Company, price 1..8.1. an sairreeting a, containing Twelve flue prillehatr s Mos mow deoltiveting the Tel Paso, from the the Seed le its peeks., fret the tf•• be Ma of the Car-:: y, Liestigll; Charing-ems ; sad 148, Chiforlhosreatl; sad el al ass& stain is Tubs aid Coseery. fstls. '" • ' 111% uul°94l I sans. "" vill '' mr. rr• ` ; "*'"" . A. Gadoway,69,llieh Mr. .1 ! . sa cs; William, Mr. Taylor; Patrick, Mr. Connor. rigs,. Miss Matthews; Dorcas, Mrs. Davenport; Ravine, Subscriptions locum lit on U Tree. i reefed on •pplicati.oi Foxes 7x; Steroid Pike 3s. Cd —Pit 3s. ad.; Second I Anchor Tayein, any da Peee tr.— Lower Gallery 2s. ; Second Price h.—Upper Gel- It is particularly re hrry 1e ; tk•cond Price 64.1. ketch, I.r received, ar hue. a fur the MOM! , to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the ts ..teellogs. or otherwise Bes-obice, Ilart crest. from Ten till Four. to transmit the amours A Nonce Dux may he had fur ibe Season, or nightly, of i kindly persevere iu the Mr. Brandon, at the Box-Office. Tu.innerww, the Comedy of The Confederacy, with. The Mirriage of Ficus,. ON Lord Mayor OA Mouthy, the Tragedy of King Richard the Third, 5 000 Tickets t No 7;170. were twills rill Nloilarr. Gook. On Tuesday., She Stoops to Conquer, with The Gnome POUNDS each; and 1 Kiser. arid they Sold Five rot only born distrihn ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND, but Shares have been at LATE THE SANS PAREIL. I choling littnevot.. Dan firlilS EVENING. FRIDAY. November 1'..!. root., Sr.c. Tin y hare R eod TO MORROW, will be presented a New Musical and aim, other Mall the imprecedented plea tortetts, in Two Acts, called FANCY'S SKETCH; of their New Synteni, ACTUALLY SOLD A r e ,lo,oo isaic f,.*Ws LILA P.. , -rotAcr. Nen JJAVII? fmr.r **Pit' ..."gr; IL Ceigilld". '"'" I 'l• itertrioseD EITIIT ilLs 33 11.Chate rley ; !twin, Mrs. Ala". They request the Hole After which, an entire New Ballet, entitled Shares, or exchange the L'AAlOfilt; br in like wanner Di MI, WINE NO POISON. wheu tbe TWO nrort r,;,,,, 1 .,1 Characters by Mr. St. Albin and Miss Ayiett THOUSAND POUNI 'fou=l of M"a". Towns); Mr. W. Kirby and Miss {Talton; FIRST FIVE MIND • 1 ',l. Witiboorn, ('omit Danger; Mr. Daly, Mr. Simpoon, Capitals, b e sid e s 11.•. , ('olio.'. SIX In •' A h watt he introduced a favourite Dance by the Misses thw Chalices for whirls Dcnnett. aeraidy increased by si To n hkli will be added, the Barletta of being Drawn; nod all t WHERE SHALL I DINE? BE DRAWN 9th DE • Sponge, 31r. Cowell., in which character he will introduce L ottery f1 0 ut.... Ow farowute Snag of "The Picture of a Play hnuse_;" Mr. C.ow.wv, Mr. W S Chatterley; I)'k Di...owns, Mr.GONICr• 37, e.,,,,,biti ; 35, Hay '4l. Mrs Grumpy. Mrs. Daly; Dorotlien Grumpy, Alias I. Sent; Mm. Disclaim*, 31111. Bemelgrieder; Deborah, N ovem b er in, 1819. Mrs. Kirby. To cowhide with an entire New Ilnrktta, called FUN AND FRIGHT; 'I OR, HOW TO GAIN CONSENT. ir IFT II of Nov. Sir Amor. -1111 Simple, Mr W. S. Chatterlry ; Frank, Mr. Il i the LONDON Cuisrll; Sba, !obit's, Mr. Wilkinson; Robert 3laydeat, hie. Ludgate-hill, establishi lane ; Moor Griperm, Mr. Daly; Gregory, Mr. Camp- ad put! 'se of supplyit bell. Ruse Mitydcw, Mrs. Alsop. 1 tcrato d Teas. The Doors to be opener. at Six o'Clork, snit the Per- The Public will peal %oftener. to begin precisely at Seven. Half-price exactly t such an itialal"at lwlc it Ilaltpsst Eight o'Clock. I having passeld away si rtaNra,4a.7 Sr ei.nd Price, 20.—Pit, 25.; Second Price, Is. Ill'ahwa"I• In the fit —(lake,, Is.; Second Price, dd. prietora are rent. etiidl A new ago! interesting Barletta, in three sets, in in active who so warmly support poparatino, and will speedily be produced; also a comic I rawari'r'l "I'l?"'Il"" s I lomat Borletin, in two sits; mod an imitative Barletta I in Nevember last. 1 Bitable, in which Mr. John Iteese will perform. has tog, however, long -- ',one's's, they have ve ROYAL COBVRG THEATRE, I open attempts to dr Crider the Petwinage of his Royal Highness succeeded beyond the Moor lI,EOPOLD of SAXE COBURG. have hero indulged b. Tins EVENING. FRIDAY, November 1•?, mint. Roirl TO.MORROSV, at Haltpart Six o'Clock pro. The London Gestalt cirly o cull be presented, for the sth time, an entirely New Friends a few plain t and will .Rim e, t.,,...1 Scria.Consic Premier Melo- Drama , in 'rwu Acts, , re.tin " P atronage t i xtensive ?anode:sloe hi,toriral Facts. called served, wink at the s THE LA N I)OHAVE'S LEAP; rsire testimonies of Intl . OR, TIIF. ANCESTOR OF LEOPOLD. for the last 'Fire Motel With sotto ly hew 3.ail appropriate Music, scenery, Dimwit) weight per Day, hein and Decorations. about 792,500 Pound ; I Lewis, Landrevc of Thuringia, Mr. Gallot ; Dieterick D,,, y a l on e is nearly Mr. FL Krmble; Wittrkind, Mr. T. P. Cooke (from the sum than was peobald : Theater-Royal, Drury-lane, his fifth appearance on this t the State by any °the f tee,. ; Reinhard, Mr. Stanley; Rudolf, Mr. Bradley ; Gi- therefore, the pledge 1 , :aen. Mr. Gibbon (late of the Surrey Theatre); Class* I undertaking has been Match. Mr l)avidge. Leopottlinr, Mts. Butgley (her Effie insist determine. 'VW Upprlsaiwe•; Itinconnetie, Mee Lowe (from the Theatre- go es to the Public, I Ray.% English Opera•Honse, her fifth appearance on Ibis asp"; Dame Cuhigunil, M rs. Ste bb ing. large parcels to Who! , • Tile London Genaii Vier s loch, also for the sth time, a New Comic Asemlote, sad tile Priblie at lari is One Act, called THE THREE JOHNS; Teas of the strungest threw of weak and Inn r Oa, Till: MILLER'S WIFE OF CHARLTON. seaweed of such beteg i h Tio whole to conclude with a New Legendary Mightier" the ~equivocal dada Melo-Drams, in Two Arta, called lag the qualities of 11 L i THE HAG OF THE GLEN; bus appeared Goss an .. OR, THE BANDIT'S BRIDE. Ile our, and Omit. gun • bus, Laird Glenronahl, Mr. Galilee ; Roderic the Rnmill, praised Holies and rid la '''' H Kenshle; Donekßatin, his Lieutenant, Wlr. Bradley; now call it trash. it , ' 1 true, 'mold attendant ow Lainl Glenrnimild, Mr. Davide,. only to a...evil/rade tilt I - f no,. otherwise Ronald', the heir of Glesiansiald. and Has The Proprietors Kr '-• So:Ca's Beide, hliss Wawa; Malvin*, the Hug Of the se•er,.... - Gamine sa :NJ, dm. Stanley. the fosselos Genuine t Stage Manager, Mr. T. P. Cooke. their Advertisements i al Bore., es ; Upper Circle, 35.; Pit, 25.; Gallery, Is. observer. Doors opens at Half-past Five, to CIASPINTICO at Half-past This day, the 12th ,i, %. *event pia; Halt:pest Bight. London Genets., Tea `-- Private OWNS have hers aide mid may Le bad sightly. p om pom. us. toil, one Places tre betake. at doe Illoz.ollllee of the Theatre, slut trmire of the proems list somotasodatioo of the Nsbility sad (entry st she fu s s mashig to the I 6 "Il .14 of the tOO% at Mr. FatielsCe Mow Worelmsser, ' Market. TO he bad r . •7,, anted, sad al N.. [MI, Piccadilly, app aiNe If. 5, Cleariar-rama; sad Khoo-housa. /Olen it Tu** Node 1 •••••••••••••7 Immo. ••••••••.anr, -nrmalwarr... • egoisselsolt. ow ma ' as of wives, chadors., and eeketionn, All& in the Inhume the putrid .Lirtch tway ly catmints them ; cattle, •hich have fallen so members, add greatly to the noisome rod. l'he wahr,from the rawly matter of the stone. are ei•iimhlosl in a mass, and the wit.- row *harts of Shosj, entirely lose, ohms adding ro the def. fireside, of the stiffen-is. The•w ? per stoner of the palace fell, and buried, amongst other.. (lie rt,olirr of the de posed Rau : what hones stand are so shin tere•J as iii he liable to fall in the ruins ; and the very complete wreck of the wall on the soothers side, as well as the 4ilmulitioo of clearly all the tows ra mewl gateways, render it iin:.eassibte for fthooj to he a city Of aill. The leas .of live* clainot he confined to the city. I fear, in all the town* and villattes, mortality has hero trim.. lam inclined to thilik i from the eireuinhante of A VuiCalla hilVille opened on a hill, 30 mites finny Mum), that the country will not expel hurt. • reps-let' of the evil. From our camp bring in a plain, no very material damage has been sustain. d ; the tiles of • few temporary erected houses were knocked off, soil the wall. shattered. I shall attempt to give you the sensation felt by those both in ramp and city. In the latter, I was hammed by a Gen- Masan. who nearly antlered by a house fallen' over hint, that, riding nu without an idea of • hat was to happen, upon the fie at not lee,a heavy appall iisz deadened noise, the motion of the earth, walls of the homes on each site of the street tottering and (sluing outwards, impressed upon him an idea, and he called out, that a mine 1,1% Npruter ; whereas, another Gentleman imagined the hook of the took was forced by the water; them isles. accompanied with an unpleasant giddi ness or the [wad, stud sielness of stomach, from the heaviest of the ;round— " In one will roar expired " The shattered towei,—the wall thrown down, " The waves a moment backward bent, • " The hills that shake, •It hon.:tie omen!, " As Kill earthquake passal:' (Iltrun's Siege of Corinth.) In camp a similar sickness and giddiness's, re experienced; and in ignorance, until the shock was over (which lasted a "'liana) of the mane of the noise below the earth, some sat down instinctively. miters threw themselves down. ti n e w as paptsg work.pdryle in • circle, and spun seeing him squat, the whole followed the maniple, and sat round him, the eery picture of despair." The seiGation 1 felt was a giddi ness and horror at perceivinc a small hillock, char to which 1 was riding (a short distance f r om the ca m p', com pl e t e ly agitated, and at the same tint' my buret plunged, from the ground moving. This was the ease also with an lacer I was riding with. 1 hare ton inquiry ascertained that many years ago, and in the remembrance of the West inhabitniita, an unshilat log motion has been felt before in Kutch, lint never. I hope, will again he attended with such a horrible catastrophe; the distress of which has been 11.1 great upon the iiihnbitauts that 1 confess I fail short of ability to describe it. Tranelation of a letter from a respectable native to • torreopondent at Barods, dated 11th Jane, from bort& : " I have *eat you • letter and given you an account of every thing that ha. occurred here; yesterday the 9th offest. (the 11th of June.) in the evening, a noise issued from the earth like the beating of the Nohist, and occasioned the trembling of all the people: it appeared most wood. ere!, and deprived us all of our senses so that we cow not ace; every thing appearing dark before us, a dizziness mime upon mane people MD that they fell down. The walla of the feet of Isoria in 'natty places were completely overturned, sod the guns Ml frum the Mations ; the inhabitants ran home to their houses, many of which fell down. Fe one hour this remained ; the !madam iu the town wine fell, nod the intwrit appeared as it falling; she walls et the fort that remained ape the first shack, appeared in • suited slate. For an hour and a half tba Mimi/nests did sot know cads Miser ; after that times!! was boob and mill, and we then re turned to our latinara I at night a trenshling seised our bodies, autism Wednesday morning same horsemen wh o as . rived, enure to me and reported, that in the field. the earth opened *led threw up water; is me whirl. I writ there, lead midi wee the cam anal the water ranee np from the earth fa Many Same. , mid N appealed like the rookies of vein whet dming ions $ welt; It onniabard .elf sight in the /sai l and its skis at taw pleas Oa worth had gime (from " The Norfolk Herold.") From a source lint may be retied on we have re crived the followitig statement of facts relative to the late miliappy mistiodersiaiiding among the principal officers t.f our Mediterraiiran scradron:— " By virtue or a warrant noosed by Commodore Stewart, Commander in Chief, Sze. a Court Mar tial, composed of the follositig °M e m, viz, Capt. MeDoitincti, President. 1110.1.31111111, - bitenot..on, members, lot. G&Ll.Aiitlt, • - PAO,. BENJ. P. flouomm, lodge-Advocate. won convened en bo ad the frigate Goierriere on the ti of for the trial of ——. a m anor, charged with having stabbed a man 4rlonging ti, the Franklin. The Court, purulent to order, continued its proceeding. no board the Guerrieri', until the evi dent...! wise closed roil sentence passed, when it ad journed to meet on shore nt Aopks, the next day, in consequence of •the indisposition of the Judg e . Adrucite, where haring reused and sigsted the re curd. the Court then isdjourued, without a day.' •' The pruceedings and sentence bring scut to the Commander-in-Chief for his approbation (as the 1 Ise requires). were by I declared illegal and of on effect—first, hPeattaft. the Court had been held on shore, its disobedience of his order entailing it to he fir bell on hood the Guerpiers and secondly. that it haul been held %lime the United Stater had 110 NNNN ly haviuK errs juris•fictiott there over the offesuce charged sesame the lirienttar, l u • was ordered to he Obselkeesest limn arrest, anti the proceedings against him sow nu! led. I` . ENGLAND. • . • Intelligence from this " ill-fated country" ;a • of • complexion calculated to awaken the most se. Tinos reflections and promote the most lively tr.. grits. Notwithstanding the American I,wople are considered by the English as avowed etiemiea and 4 ' ritrels-s-itotottlestro tog our country and our rigi,to have suffered. ky ortirestassiN.it iesasfrusa* to forget those Bee of common origin, of tirrigiigz., law*, rel,g.ots, custom and habits. fly *Lich a t pte connected sod while we are Noxious to sse tie British Government pursuing a more just and erintia able policy towards their own people, and swomealsk foreign nations generally, we must corifess thit wa view with deep regret the prospect of linarchy and coofasion in that country, nod have the most mid forbodings es to the issue of the present coo lest between the Government and the 11,4,1)1••.• - Since the accession of George 111. the prospects of the British nation were Hever sn gloomy. It is true that, while the war, which they tiolice,s.r , ! ) - increased, ~tinned on the Coutirierit, trial tlfr manufactures loon.' a rindy market, coirplaini• were. only heard 1,1 011itell murwurs ; but a war of twenty years duration enfeebled the Goveroritect and rendered the country incapable of inaiiituitioig • state of peace, 'rhe crisis seems to have ail tved ; for, when a starving population, driven to the nowt desperate extremes,as•emhrle w vow trodies,e.,:hog for bread, for einploymelit, for ecrnionly in ilie Gieciii meot, for decrease or Gar ti.,—whets the blood of the thus is rralltollly gliCti, there is no ioresectog wi.ere lose danger will end ; despair appears to Kier liul ii• iron hand 011 the poor of Eilgiand, and it is dart cult to say whet the issue will be. The lame a•seinlila L te at Matichester h^s not hero equalled in point of numbers amid disastrous resolta for many years. It appears that they were mantilla nu riots : they assembled peace.bly moil lawiully—and before any expression or not of vios. fence wire disc-ritible„ the military dashed in amongst them, killed and wmiuded :navy, and NO. duced the greateat excitement, consternation, and horror. !Inherio the tool* ol England Inure, by their arts of einlencr. idforrlrd POllle excuse for calling in the military ; but of late their InelleUlte have hero more tranquilly adopted, and are mow rigorous and united: this is a real cause of skim to the Ciovernmeot, which has every thing in lea: Isom the dispassiooate amid determined opposition of the people. There is a fact connected with the late riot of a most rwrions nature--the women hare enlttied in the call fire let:farm. IF..xlieiircice has wittsiartfproy *hewn. that, whets they Unite with tneu ut takii,g political StrvS, the elatement bteotnei to great a. to hear down Imps ~ i , toss. in the French Iteioloinio. the port acted by wonien was the itioyt rate and decisive ; and from the misisher of fenoce reformers to• England, It 101Iy Rehire* a colonra .g of fanaticism to blow the sparks tutu a riesilly and consuming Name. They have arrested ww, end if the blood of Hoy is shell, the consequences will be dreadful; awl if we are to Whore the Hewl, it swan that numbers were eunsitig in intent on utiarhier. Had the awls asetiohteil ni London, iu e►ead of Manchester, it rush, hive heel) tlitfirolt No have inuteeted the Tower sort the Bank, tan' conspiestuue objects, which, require • strong guard. To quell this in.urrectiske wiW deniaisti sactiti.l-• Wool. the Govertintent Win Mit make without a greet alkyls ; INA to omen thole to go on. as they &at laa'"itit wilt insane Mle etosistry to ate ,erne of revishatiass. 'Poise use mu high, !floury too aamat ittaajalelie We delft 0/4104.0 low ,vatasesim..i sad tni.e►y Sou ifeassillt tositteist "'The Commoniler.iii-Cliief rewired the Court by 9igisial to 'retire Ihig cumin iiiiii Notion, to which, by way of remark. he 'third, that throdo irregularities motile port of the. Coon had proceeded 1 rum iomodurriencr. he should not fortis* Immo them at that tiger, hot frosted that igo soy AMMO procoothogro c they would lbo mom illoarevadili-111110 laws and rricolottairt. 101 , 11010. s i l i=o loloo4lllll. culprits deserving vesigiosia. MVO ' I