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vo' . br il MOD 4141rtio, • • 16 3 4 4 i t '.i' 11(I s upfuß `2409* AL. .... vi yArRR ROY rnviavrltißors. iiis Ev EN iNG, THURSDAY. Oct. 11, bc ,,,tea die Melo-Dramatie THE EXII Opera a .E. I rin c k, the Elite, Mr. Egerton: Governor or Si- F v gr. Slaw h a rd ; Moron Ailtraituff. Mr. Ligon ; Count Mr &lima!, ; pars". Mr Yonng ; Rinsski. Mr. ; its , Mr. Fawcett . The Ens p r ie s Elizabeth, kis i Alexia., Mrs H. Johnston ; Katharine, Mrs. .._,. Ist •i krill. tits C oron ation of the Empress Eli:a/ugh. Totem ll be added, Ike Musical Farce of PF.EPING TOM. A gr,els,Mr. Creswell ; Harold, Mr. Taylor S im m ons .or op a ni a• Too, Mr. Fawcett ; Crary, Mr. Sm. G ory ' Mtn Dninphrirt ; EllllOlll. Miss Bottum ; Am mo. Daveaport ; Maud. Mrs Gibbs. ~„,..err, The Besot Stratagcto —On Sotiirday„ King ,r7 em a i se, by • Young I.arly (being her first appear t:Ajoe).....o" Mourlay, Romeo and Juliet—Os The Ma la La ; to which will be Weil, for the • , a New Dramatic Romance, in two acts, called b r a gm% ----- THFATRE ROY4L, LYCEUM. trap the kotli..rity of the Lord Chamberlain.) 61S E‘ENING. THURSDAY. (het. 11, melt Krledire *mots will art the Comedy of THE BEAUX STRA I'AGENI. Mc Wrench I Mame% Mr. Holland ; Mlles, Mr. ; Fneard, Mr. Stapleton; ettibet, Mr. Wewitaer ; Mr Palmer ; Sir Charles Freeman, Mr. Hey ; i t K n i t ht bting his rst appei aaaaa in that rho. ) Lay R.iini ( tifiii, Mrs. fi Sparks ; Mrs Sulk., Mrs. lost her first appearance in that character and 6th Thane); Vicious, Mrs. Oran; Cherry, Miss slid will be added, the Musical Entertainment of ROSIN A. . WTI*, Mr. 3. Smith; Capt. Melville, Sir. Horn; Min Kelly. amiss, alias L. Kelly (being her first we es Sin Stage); Dorris, Mrs. Sparks ; Phoebe. PEA , /WWWW!, the ray of The Castle Spectre' and Hir Or —.Os thadas, Theelaudiatine Marriage —On Tura- Ti r flip to keep Him. - - - pu bh,,o e d, Frit e 42 6.1. Part IV. of 'LINTS to the PUBLIC anti the LEGISLA.• VIE IPS the Nature and Effect of EVANGEL[• PREVRING. •y a BARRISTER. Si glad netesor, sw posterity sciet. iite4 fog Jammu and Cu. St. Pall'■ Chureb•yard; root, Berth, tad !uses, Paterooater.rur ; Hatt bard, aliUt i sod tr. Reed, Bei-yard, Temple-bar ; and for Cvntable sad Co. Rdiuburilt. MONEY MATTERS V - ;ll' 4 C . I . Pilling or procrortiorition. Mnriry immediately advanced, on terms suitable hi this sawasno lithe borrower. Apply to Mr. Mardi, Nts pi r ar r ia t y:m-r, St Jamea's-street. Money os Anomalies 011 or %I and other security; mad where Mr. M. ti mw tbe apue7, other agcut cam. etas imitasUy answered. I BISH remmds•hnt Friends, thpst the Lottery • -awl loishes the iodt of THIS SIiINTH. bowl Shams are selling is gnat Variety, at both his 1. CORS1111.1„ and 9, CHARING•CROSS, RUSTY CAPITAL PRIZES were sold in Shares &Uri 14“ t MOVIIIII, Wirllll4llllll Tbecio_reises of The ;mimeo Saienie coots: me orgy 4,000 Numbers, *am s —.Prises 0f.... L. ato,ouo S.... Prises ut.... %o , +° I....PfitOS di." eo.roo ii• Niro, Twkeis of feels Number, sod IM fate if on. tie Mb feur.--One Number west glen lon,ounl. e l hi hives it the Public Fends femme-ie.) will, adagskil b T. IfISH, liiiick-laciker. ALL IN ADA*. . imoNny and I'n.:Stock-hrolterr, teepee , - ' tat arquaint theTslolie, flat the Mate Loiter, trill litow . ittg lrplq lite 19th implant, and finish to the aby flora,til marl Cu tiorerely hope the I/ratting I 4 .llMulrout to those who h,. out theta with their coro na Pritet to be divided are to the pawl attootat wßudred Tbesiuml Poiinds. ___... ---... hint Yrae toedoomal. Windowed into a Lottery, and *INN Prier of "Net were 14 411 4 and wad by MST iad cw. it their old eetobbelord Stile Lottery U. i 6, CIMINHILL, and ST. 31Att6AKErS SOBOUGH. IN A LEW DAYS. !WI am' CI). remind their Fri ode and the Pettit, oat the Sixte I.ottery (11w only our to he ISIt rat - , witl !wain slid 6ni.h on the 19. th of this 11 , Priebe , ; The Scheme, with only 4,ttuu l'ltnnhers, tin ibt Giles in Capital Pi item 7 S ..... are ....L.ton,ooo .............. 16 000 lOOlOO S. ................. ,non x,rnin ............... , V.%) NM Nina t.iu4 SA air a. toTwo aid 1 . 6141.4 PIM.19.111! Tickets anti Shares nee sel- SWI dud Offices, 11, Poultry; I. =• ; at, %Nene H;s11 sleet; where, in the Imo I.oli tr. y. Lai%• Pit& ut no.coel. was *old in Sixteen Sixteenth 11111, MUle AND CO. I. lIIVEKItiII I, Farina/ rietwer, ad sob amearcter, ItsPEeTrt I iI.Y orgismint the Publor , thry "te L i ll r 4 ln2 Tisk , is an d Sh ines i s their retest Will'lfly Ur .... .1, is 6, 1 I, WI, i lIIIIIMIC 4 Were, Nil. 37, C. l 'itN• A tli , 11411.C1RN, 14, /I 1V NIARKET, mid +AM, Pb bir tie last scree yeses they heist !wen Fie viresii,i favourit e . and in the last a nd thi s 'ear on ly, ihmi n sae sold ' •• , ...a.... t. ~,,,,,,, s Prior of L ,niti) k L 5. , ,0aa 6 '••••• I. sno Si ',ono The Rest 3iiosori ieliP siaistsooTwksts The I..nit WC ..... Nil !IMO Aild 4IN IS avow Prate verSid in t•lsatcd. la 3 .411, tilt Grand P rise of too" Ttrkees, or 1•44,763 ICI is thet as! lutttry alinw, Lli.ven Capitals. ady State . of Linirii t o be drawn Ibis ye a s, will be Mill ~ , m a he. Plan, h aving Fi ve Prises 1..20,a00, 141 "Nellihtis, sad not Thiel! Blanks la a nue. _ EssiN rsAl. SALT OF LE31411k% mil Iron Moulds, look %pots, nett Wine, and &bet so. oat of I :nen. Ilin.loi, 1.3, V, &V all:I tot ftbliil. hTu ies, et a hubni dui" for L• 111011., Puce Owe r i.,. A ‘ ' ING re.re , etl numerous (70mploinls thot toopositions sold slider the title or Salt of Le k? s e t (oily ieellretunl, but that they burn and do lt !Ante ! 1 lhiLk it ster Anary to inforin the Poblir, "'ROD be depended opt.' as Ethic but what boo toy k Thu the bultuto of mull Dos, nod o n the unteiele of . Salt IV BATLEY. of Lemur, :1 partirolarly useful to Ladies "1t their baud., :11• a i ssttntly taloa ou t die bedtime( ""i fat ,,, , ..... and .• much sore operable to team. itself. :I".N . 4 taleaad 1 t ta.l, by B ay l ey an d Bl ew , CoetOrse ..... DAYLEY's huttIVERING DROPS, he takillt tat I f Saki hob, Woollen Cloth, le. .114..„ TRANSPORT-OFFICE, SZIPT. 94, 1310. T HE COM M ISSMN ERS fur comleictiwq Ili; TrthsPor! So , ire, .for takirec Care of Sad. aad Iru u ded Stirew, and for the Care and Custody of Prisoners l e IVar, do hrrell gate Notice, That they will be ready, at this ors TUESDAY the nth January sail, to /ere, wakd Traders, and treat with teerA Perna, ILS nay he wino% to 9 70 trael for rielealloy SICK aril WOUNDED SEAMEN, and SICK PRISON RES of WAR, at MALTA, fur tteelue "tooth certain, • (rem the Ist March ISIS. No Teeder trill he 'reeked after Ane o'Cieek on the Day if Treaty, wooly netiewL widens the Petty, or an Agent for perannallyeteend. Each Tender nowt 6- arcwepanied by • In ter Awe two reTeefable Person., eneaging to bleweee hewed with she Per ow tewlerieg,in she two of L.e,uuto, f o r the as perform ance qf the Contract. Fai;tlotr, Particular, rrovy irknneen, Ay opplyioß ot this Oleo ; or to the eigeots of the raid Coamiesiowees it Malta. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Orroass 5,181 u. 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By the UAW 30. bd. b O - 1,41 . 31. OUTLI ItiF.S of ENGLISH GRAMMAR, eakohite4 for the use of both semis at school; in 'which the practical rules of the language am clearly mid distinctly laid down, sea . speculative difficulties...id mod, 411 pocstble avoided. By the same. 30. boeud. FOREIGN IN fhLLlGErielt. DUTCH PAPERS. ISAPLILS, SEPT. 3. A decree, dated from the Royal Camp at Prides the 27th August, ordains, that from that day vo luntary enrohnepts are suppressed ; sod that all the corps of th 4 armies shall be completed by con scription. The royal Bens-d'arines, the royal muni cipal gipird of Naples, and the royal Corsican, are exempt from this ordinance. Extract of • letter from Warsaw, of 17th Sept. : —We learn from Old Gallicia, that a considerable Russian corps is in cantonments in the new province of Tarnopol. Many Austrian regiments are in march for Bukovine, upon the frontiers of Turkey. A great number of horses and carriages have been pia in requisition for the purpose of acceletating the march of the troops in Old Gallicia. PAIISCOVVA, AVG. 17. On the 14th, 13:h, and 114th,'the Beryls'ss were beaten by the Turks arrived from Nyssa.—Czeriti Georges has' ordered new levies, which are to as semble at Deligrad. Some Russian marauders have committed many excesses on the frontier of the Rannat of Temeswer. They write from Wallachia, that the Russians have sheen a disposition to undertake the siege of Orioles, • Turkish forties. on the frontiers of the Bonnet, and which the Austrian troops did not take, in 1790. till after • bloody. and obstinate siege. The Servians ought to furnish the artillery for the attark of Orsorra, hut we doubt much whether they have a train sufficient fit so difficult a siege. The exportation of corn and cattle from Wallas chili to the Austrian States is strictly forbidden. rar.saueo. SEPT. I. Ruilschuck has not yet capitnlated.—The 4arris son continues to make frequent sorties, the resnits of which are alternately in its favour, or that of the army which is commanded by General S.iss.-11 alt. pears that the Turkish army which is a 144. IT I)1in g in Bulgaria is destined to raise the siege of Rod's chuck, and afterwards to form • junction with the numerous garrisons of Nicopoli, Widdin, Gnu , • gewn, &c. which will enter Wallachia for the pur pose of turning the Russian .arty opposed to that of the Grand Vizier. The inhabitants of Wallachis and Moldavia have been sammoned to rise in a mars, which they shew but little disposition to comply with. Tbey talk of a new army which is to assemble on the banks of. the Dniester, to protect those two provinces against the invasion of the enemy. Letters from Hermanstadt state, that the Grand Signor set out from Constantinople about the mid dle of August, followed by a numerous army, com posed in a great measure of Asiatic cavalry, and has taken the road to Adrianople, where it will join that of the Grand Vizier. vtextlA, strr• S. To-clay we find in the Cuurt Gazette the fallow. tug article : " The Ilussian army is in Bulziria, a fertile an 4 well.inhabited country, occupying n district of 4. German miles along the Black Sea. from Dschem to Varna. This last place, which is of great importance, and ankh contains 36,0n0 souls, is *timed by Gen. Zysgrew. " At 14 miles from the west of Verna is Schumla, not less fortified, where the Greed Vizier continues to occupy his intrenched camp. So long as this post is not taken, Generel Kamensky will find it (tactile to make aay progress upon the road from Schumla to Constantinople; because tits right sink of the