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.41•11 . --.... •k F -- PV4i , I xvineka 2112 , NEW TNEAT:IE3IOTAL, COVENT • GA/WEN. ri PRESENT SATUKI)AY." Oct. se. j will be acted, ilb tine, a New Musical Time, called, THE JUBILEF- With entirely New &entry; Drawn, and Decorntleasf--The' Decilitre and Maisie comprised and selected by Welter.' The Principal.Chararters by Mr Ineleden, alr. Taylnr, Mr Liston, .11r, Damned 4 Mn. Dickens, Mts. Liston, and Miss Bolton. After which, the Comedy or THE SCHOOL OF KEVORM. Lora Aur.dele. air. Erring, Goal the Theatre-Royal, Nadi, being lin' first appewrancenettilx stare. ' To which will he added. the Fame of RAISINIi ‘+-INu. Jeremy Diddlir, Mr doom ; Minos) , Mr Blanthard; Faiiivrou'.l, Mr. Simmons • Sam, Sir. ' Emery. Laurels* Durable, Mrs. Davenport; 'Peggy, Mimi Marty!. Boxes, 7a.; Second Price, 3s. lid.—Pit, 4s. ; becusi Price, ; Second Nice, is .-I"pper Gallery, is. The Doom will be opened at Half post Fire, end the Play begin at Half-part Sm. tra 'Sashay, The Grecian Dsnehter Enplirnsia by • Young Isdy, bring her first appearance in Limehme—On Vag r adise, The Eaik.—On Wednesday, Ivory Mau in his Humour —On Thursday, lode nod Varna, —On Friday, A Pore fur the Heart Ache.—On Saturday, The Engtsb Fket in 1.142. The Proprietor, of the new Theatre Royal, is COVelli tarden, bee lest-. again, roost respectfully to olilreesthein selves to the Public, by w hose judiment, they are sensible, they ought in every thing within their power to be guided. They presume to think, that the present regulation of the pricer of odiniasion, will, on Oise consideration, be found to tie semi.. fed be every argument of fl`44olliiiml jumice; mid are bittyy to see, that it meets with the approval of Vinery large Majority of the eumentinity. The Pritorietois art not aim ing at wealth and exorlirixat gain, they are merely labouring fur a fair aubsistencc. It has been authoritatively and sells esettwily preived, after the fullest, and omit impartial investi gation, that the adoption of the former prices would subject *item to a certain loss of per Cent. per annum, on their ca pital some persona have said, that this evil might be obviated by iipt• in of stricter eronotny : df the Proprietont, is the erection of tbe new Theatre, have erred on the side of expense ' Ulan. bseu,ist—fioin an honest i . .esier loco ..itt the so onarnortatioa, sad issuer the safety, of ail who resort to it; and,vedly, (ea the Public fool a right to inpect they should), to collect such Perforineer, and display such Scenery, Dresses, Decorstious, Zgic. ca mizlit best contribute to reviler the ex hibitions Of the Drama worthy of a critical and tibia:del/eel People. Under what h. -di edn a severer economy be intro duced ? The Actors and Agin ales canned be es,tected to eta their labours for a 4111411 , r C411.e.1414401/a than they received in the old Theatre, or than the) ran receive in Theatres Oat of Limd.n. , uud lb; Proprietors have not hitherto beer able to undertake to afford them a %rester .; nor does the prolyect iif such as advance form au item of their calculated future expenditure. lujhe !teener: Dreteirso itcc , trations, Lighting, 'ac . of which every article : is daily increasing in price. all reduction of expense i.. e'ideotly im practicable. The undisguised troth is, that, even at the pre sent prices, the necessity the Proprietors arc natter of pro every thing new, ior almost every eerie:mutation, will, south the closest econonty, for some years materially regime, if nut totally uhsorb, their profile. . . The Proirietora Lope, they shall mot br theuzlit intrusive for stain appealing to the reason awl jollier of the f e m. queatcrs of the Theatre, In save a ll mh o are coreetried if lhomi otter rile. They trn.t, that they shall trot be dis appointed is their eolifideut reliance on this occarilatt, ow the 4,:b m itty, ...illation' and justice, of a went and ,;tartraue Lion ; and they are persuaded, that, as unfartnanarly 'it is sit at their choir* to alter the present term■ of admission, which are as m -migrate as they conk' snake them, they he allowed, by the it uninterrupted ixertiona, (a endow:our at the only return they can oiler fur the p3trcHtate sail firmer they rcier4t, while tbry have the hottoor of eriseiiie, by sii rev:wing efforts, their neashated seal fur the improvement of Hu amusements of the Public. 1.1(C.F.U31 I'HEATRF:. ENDER THE SP;''IAL LICKNRE (►P THE LORD CIIA3IBCHL4(IN -,- joint Created foe the present Seasnn to ion eQpimation of all poetics pi iacipally interested. IrlrliiF:in. MAJESTIE•F SEttY A NT* l ., form. I int the COMPANY of the Isle DftURY-LANE THF.ATME, -..ri11, THIS PRESSNT SATURDAY ~,Det; Os, I sop, perfurni the Comedy of 'CUE JEST. Sir Stephen Bertram, Mr. Powell; Charles Rsteliffe (first thine), Mr. De Camp; Frederick Bertram, Mr. Hulload; Jebel, Mr Mathews; Mitre, Mr. Dowion. Mrs. Ratcliffe, Alm. Sparks ; Eliu Ratcliffe, (first time) Miss liay. After which ' fourth time, an entirely new Mu s ical D r amatic Entertainment, is Two Acts, called Mil FAIN'S JUBILEE. • With new inarie, scenes, dresses, and decorations. The mass composed by Mr. Kelly. • The eharacteri by Mr. Mathews, Mr. Memos, Mr. Phi lipps, 31cHtwit, Sir. Powell, Mr. Pennon, Mr kiiielit, Mr. Ile Can.p, Mr. Palmer, Mr. Smith, Mr. Maeldoeks, Mr. Fisher, Mr. ftvasta. Mr. Sparks, .Mr. Chatterley, Slastet West; MMi Kelly, Miss Ray, Mrs. Bland Boxes lis Second Price 311. i Pit 38. 6d. Second Priee is ; Gallery ra. Second Price is.; Upper Gallery is. Second Prier bd. The New Musical Dramatic Sketch, performed in honorsr of the anniversary of His Misiests's Accession, was received throughout with bursts of applause and laivditer„ and will he repented on Monday, with The Wheel of Fortune ; and on Tio•sehey, with The Cabinet —no Weities,!ay, 'l hr Ri vals i Juin, Mrs_ Forbes, braig her Scat ....ppeatatice at ihm Them re. Mr. Melvin, from the Thiniiir Royal. York, will make his first sopearance at lifts fiestre, early in the rooming seek. The e-orliest neon, will he emit of Mrs. Edwina nest appearance, which will be immediately after her fr.-every fa w n, her present ludimmition, SF.I.LINt: OFF, AT AND UNDTR TIMIL COST. r~ith:h.TtitF. STOCK or Ni Ct ti.LYEIe. Ilogirr, of !46, riceustred, qn;itiliz the bumf s. Tire Croer:e, ita prime con , lirino, at prim, coat 4 and thole that are boiled ender ; eonta;iting of nu rat.-acne arse fount of Wile/ sa d Wonseu'a SOk Dose a.ol yet oontynar stork of Silk 'rah rotit..n p.. per. 0p.:21.4*: great Choice of Cot -1.4. COW... A °r011.% Woodall. tc. and every dese tiptlw of tilars, Bracer, Sce. kr. . . . . A, the whole is to bc 4,1,1 witbnht rNrrre , Ml•Pk's•Per. •I if Wainit44 will find *hi , • most advantonrous opportunity to make 'arra p?rrhaw2l._. N.B Thilooso of Ih.• Premises to ►e diapook of. A GREAT YALE. (b IRISH LINENS. P, I KISI4 1.1 .N EN; COMPANY have 'hi% dnr s„.l,,t aa t a cuoat,t,,aide caret. of IRISH LINENS o y;h n spyt ;sr; t.V.ACil,okteh are muck cheaper tkatsany co.!. h-.te had for 'owe . can a •rreat fall haring taken 0." no Fl a x i n Ireland The price. ronintesere at 110.1 Pl yard, mad riot 1.1. a 'mother, up to 7.. INT yard ; no article *old kut Irish Short sheeting, and not Irma titan a burr of 25 15rA., at witole...k prier, and so rbrte await—. a d, r i t e,. ill tr, rrantol as to fabric , and to he hles:h e,t se th.. ecmg. and e esteher rratarned if 3 fault appears Cask for itritik tor Ir4atttl toot‘ ; Orders Krtated witb punrtullity. 1. . Y un; EN, to the Company. •.• 14004elibuir)-squ3re, re our only Home iu 11.. rt• d 0.., a hteh rt is neireavrry • to observe, as solar petty likuiserA Nokoeusero; In pie. Under the er , dit of ear 'Mile, 311.1 hone ...errata., with very inferior toads, varerral orders talent- . at. to. OD. Arittob i3rz4o This day are publisher', in one volume octavo, price 7s. in boards, pRINCIPLFS of RESIGN in A RCHITEr..- TV a ; haired in observation* on Huddling'', Prime. val, Esyptian, Plarnieian or Syrian; Grecian, llossim, Gothic, or Corrupt Roman ; Arabian or Saracknie ; Lourlish Ecclesiastical ; (Sid Etisliab Military and Duntrille Rewired Romani fter,re.l f Leetnn , Chinese ' Indian ; Mo der° *.nrtlo.Gtithie; and Modern Lops!' Duniestie; iu • Sours of Leittl'A to a Friend Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1809. RANK. OF ENGLAND, 'Oct. is, neg. THE COURT of DIRECTORS (1' Me GOVPANOR 13111 COMPANY of Ma DANE et ENGLAND, giro Notice, not a GENERAL COURT will be held at the Bank, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the Ist November, from Eleven is the Forenoon till Fur lo 'he Atlei noon, for tie Electi of a Director, for the remaiwler of the ie.ir, in the room ut flmijornin Witithorp, Esq. decessei ; sod the Election of a Dirt . ctie will be declared that tweniug. ROBERT BEST, See N.R.--,Ry an Art passed in the 7th year of the trig° of His M qesty, 110 person sill le entitled to vote at the said Lie( lion. win. shall sot have been six calendar months pos sessed ii his own right of the' stock. for ohm's he shall then give his vote, unlias the said stock shall bate been acquired, o, shall have came by loyalist, or by marriage, or by el:recs. men to an intestate's estate.. or by the custom of the city of Londoii, or by say deed of settlement art, the death of auv penes sto shall bete been entitled fur tile to the dividends of sick stack. Books lately poihriabed ►y J. MAWHAN, No. 24. Puulir, : I.lFt ACTERS of the late CHARLES ‘,./ J. 411 ISJI FOX ; Selected, sad, iu part, Written, • Cy PIIILDFATRIS VAIDOCENSIS. With Notes by the Lchier. lo two vole svo. aft ho-. do. M 1010 IRS of the LIFE and WRITINGS of Sir )'tll - all) \ EY. By Thomas Zo h, D.l F.I. S. ; !,eud ary of Durham. Nor love thy life, alm. trite ; hot what then liv'st " Live well , how wog or stoat, permit to lii.av'u," 011,T011. 11411404SeJy printed lodes'', ate with a line Portrait OfSir Philip SSliery,beertihlly eorrared by C. Wiry. n. IL-sa yds. The HISTORY of BARBADOES, Pam. the first disco. Cory of the Island, in the Year Rios. till the ler'est ,4l of Lord !teetotal, isol. By John Foyer. Neatly printed in 00e large 410 volume, 11. Ile u.l boards A PICTURE of MADRID ; taken o o the spot. Trims. lilted from the Germs, of Epithet, Crown eyo. tie. boards. The HISTORY of FRANCE, tinder kings .of the rats Valivls (ruin the acoimiuu of Classics the Fict.i, is 1354, to the death of Charles tlia Niatki is 1574 Ity NS- Ilmniel William Weasel% Esq. The Third Editom with eery considerable Aupoestations, .1 Vols. aro.l6a. boards. By the same Author. A TOUR THROUGH the WESTERN, SOUTHERN, sod INTERIOR PROVINCES of FRANCE, is the Year, 177$ and 1776. Third Edition, corrected and augmented, as. boards. The TRAVELS of ANAC:IARSIS the Ymiorger. in G►eece, dorieg the bliddla of /be Fourth Century, beim e tho Christian .Era; translated feint the Frriich Of thr late Alibi Barthelemy. To whirls are prefixed, gemoirs of the Life of J. J. Bar thelemy, written by himself is 1794 sad 79,1; n ttb a Por trait of the Author. Handsomely printed, in 7 Vols. KV.). and an eighth in 410. containing ifeps, Plans', Views, and Cents. illustrative of the Gru;raphy amt A elikettire o .le cient Greece. A New Edition, being the Fun, th, prme 41. ss. boards. MEMORIALS of RATER E anal ART; collected • n *Joniivy in Great Britain, dui otg the Years 1602 and ;403. By (*brislings Augustin Gottlieb Gur !c Tniustoted Auto the original Gentian, by Thom.' Hw ne. In vols. small s*o. price 1 , ), t.A. boards. 4n BtsTOBILA f, VIEW of the ENGLISH co. vnit NII from LGe Settlem- of of the Samoos to the prnteue Time; with mom , Domertatiuns ro.m.c!ed with the History of ilteGorerum.rol. By J , hu Melba, Pro fesa...• Of Law to the University of Ciesgow. 4 Vols. httawrh.. _ . . The ItISTORT of SCtTf' l .l N ft, from the ITuion of the crowns, on the A ecestimoof Lames VI. to the 'l'brone of Estem(l, to die Ue:on of the Kittplutets in the ret4., of Queen .I.:ste • The Second E.! curterted, 16%14 a P , rliminary Dis sert.dion goa 1 . !IC P*Ttleipll6lll, of Mar. 4 4,t. o of tbr M arks. of Dara:ey. B ) Alaleolm :.• Ig, Esq. 4 Yak. po. It. ttia boards. -.- 4 *.•••-lbira.APisdroisnalrosrnay ailxvigs....•••••••oks.. the Gower Ldition, price ids A GENEttAL vir.vr ..f the WRITINGS of .:\• NAtUs. By Itirb:trd Polimey, M.D. F.R.S. The Scrawl Milton; with Corrections, censiderab's ditiuns, and 11e.notrs of the Anther. By Withal,' tieorire Muter), M D. Fit S. ES A. Fellow of the Royal tfolkpre of Paysicuins, sad a Vice-President of the Liorar.au Socket, of London • Tv which is abortive!, the Diary of !animus, wxjtten by himself, and now h airhled into English, from the 'So • It.h Manuscript, in pasewsion of the Editor. printed is (Sue large Volltabe, Royal Quarto, (uniform in size and type with The Trailsactitios of the I.lllllgrlis ti,oarty.of Loudon), and embellished with l'ori..iits of Linn:sus and Dr. Ptilteney, with a Sue Plate of 31edids, and a Vac- Simile of Linn:tries bard.writing. 11. tis (Id. hoard*. ANNA LS of COMMERCE, Al A 'IS Unit:T( l ß ES, FISH ERIES, and NAVIGATION ; with brief Notices of the Art. antiSetelices (*untried wish them. Csnitaiiii.ig the Commercial Traits:it-time of the Beiti.b Empire, avid other Countries, horn the eurlirst Aecoeuta to the mectitis of the Union Parliament, in Jahatry, toot. By hared Alsrplier. son. Neatly printed on mediums paper, in Fut... large Vu beam, 4(0. rite al M. in boards. HOLINSHED"t and HALL'S CRRONICLFA •f ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, and IRELAND ; 7 rots Inrz,e ♦to. 151. is* heard*. TOMB of ALEXANDER. A Dissertation on the Sarcophagus brunzht froas Alezantlria, and now in the Bri tish MA. , eulti By Edward Daniel Clarke, 1.1.. I). Hand somely pricand its Quatro, with Fit• beautiful P 141.1, by Me'llanti, las. hoards. PLVTA Reit . % .I.lvr.q. Translated from thy Original Girth 4 with Notes, Critiral sad Histories, ; sad a Lir , of Plutarrh. Sy John Longhorn*, A.U. sod William Lang. havoc, A. 17. A New FAlitiqa, in ox voiarass, with Cori re taxis and Aitldiom, by the Rev. Ennuis Wraagbass, NI A . ,F.R S. eve. 31. 33. boards. THE teal .1 A I'AN :SUCKING, made by DAY and MARTIN This inroleable Composition, with hatf the mum, fainter, produces the meat brill..mt j.t black ever beheld, affords pectiliainosrislunent to the Nuttier, will not soil the tioiit pertiotly rice Irma any unwell tint amen, and will retain its virtue:. in any climate. Sold, tiludennte, by linty and Martin, at the MannAtetory, No.ny, tligh Dolhorn. grtal, by F. Day, No. y. Tavietork.street W. Doty. Svrallow-ttrcet ; Aztel, 10. 1, Fioeli lane ; the principal Footsies...re, l',•efuniern, and Oilmen, in the Me tropolis, an 4 in every Toon throughout the United Kingdom, in alone homer , 'price tia Cod. each. The harbors are all in an Nut's... Pay ka..kl'a Strove err milli-. commended, Etr.e coanterfeita beware and explore, By ouch art we are often befriended . A SECRET UNIFOLDEL). TUT; virtiles of PACK WO( )LVS STROP', lead to many inventions, as they remove nearly,, from asetii-i, Pi nknkves, Ice. and give a keen edge to shave to ad- Intratior, ihei Renee mak., throe liable to be counter rvittal, but the folliiwingoltsereafotas may discos er the shop keeper that will dare to practise such a frond. NOTE —tile two following remarks may lead to detection , via. 0.. all Pac!“.l.4l.l's Sirup., the leather is reef it no th e edge of the cony...lll'44th) side, to preserve throe io lost cli mates or damp weather, and the last line of the red direc tions ou the outside ease, is the printer'• n one, Abraham, 'Printer, Cie ment'it-Istie.—Tbe en•roterfens differ—First, the Irillier mond thr Strop is not sewed, h a t roi ly ro om t o . grater -.Secondly, the outside 4.111 C in .101 , 1Ut the printer's maw. This ihree,.ti.o. may also lay them open to a prowcs. any friends 11,4,,titalion to aspic" t actions RAW prod ins agati.st certain ebopkcrin•r., for seihne Sirup. to units. tom, with Packw.orl's ustne on them, slit he eitemo.ol a Amm% by Mr. Packwood, No. It", Grareeh Arch. street, London. •.• G rull i se etwp. and Paste, sold by the priacip tl Per- Cuso crs and met respectable shopkeepers it Europe A - 1. ii... 1:. rim.; of ii ENTLEMEN, AMR,. 1' Cll A NTS, MANUFACTURERS, and TRADE MI, of the Counties of Lincoln mid Itutlikill, coovesied by pablid &dee. timment, and bell at the George and Angel luo, la Stamford, on Toesday, the sth day of September, iSo9i GERARDNOCL NOCI., Laq. iii the Chute; Resolved, That it 11.11 Id greatly tewl to promote the Agri. Ar cultural, Comerweeml, and Manufaettirios I. a t.? tbsi Counties of Lineolii awl Mutt:mil, if a gooit an Kett Na vigation was to truss the Ports of Bustin' an .100 to lbs Bonnie. .4 . stiou'ord. Re,;ler . 1 , That the ~.I.n.ftre..s to be deriverhtlierefrota wow. 1 he I...tatly hviitu • L, a water ecoveyarre tea Mangied and the !Casale in the North awl North west r.t. the ko.groos, tej Oakhnnt, thereby opening • row , : • . ration •rith the ports of *Avelino, Hord Bristol. the great maroil. , cturing towns of hiaorhester, Birininxhant,, tVolvel ria- sad the papaloos Staffordshire Pot tg rue* salved, Tint Mr. Thomas nt, or some other emi nent Engineer, be desired .to ..otey the ruuotrs beteren ! 4 trimfordaud Rostov, and' • 'it. the Ports of Lyon nnJ %V,. beach, by Le Wirer Neon, _ !hr Welland, at Stsmfor.l, and theuce to ' taktmen, it. various dimetiuse, sod to pre pare plans atiii sections tin reef. ' li , aulvei, That Neeord Noe' Noel, Esq. Joshes lepton t 1%., 4 Seth Iluse, Esq Samuel Caldeeott, Esq Wil liam . Mum, Esq, Johnson, Esq Thotrus Rinse, Err' George Gooier, Esq. Mr. Octavias Gilchrist, Mr. Jimmie Bros o awl Mr. Choosiest be a Cosimilles 'ti neater iint trillMie mei reticles, gad to Apileihr• the mina Ard tat the above Comm. tr.., Isar liberty to add rich per tu their number, All to them shall appear proper and ile eeser• , and to call General Meetings from time to time. Ind that cry fire or more of the Committee be a competent nemberforthe (bewitch of business. Restated, That a Snrvey having been already made of the country between Stamford and (Inkblt:, by Mr. W'hitworth, and a plan published of the line on which, iu his opinion, a navigable tum•nrmrsstion between those places pray be ef fected and it Irene: iwcumary to amply with the standing Order of the Hoisourable the House of Commons, requiring nirtore to be ciet .1 in The London Gazette, and in the nearest provincial Newspaper, three different weeks, in the mouths rof August or September, before any Pill for a Navigable Ca stel tau be brinigin into the Runic ; anti to prevent the tiros which would be lost, if, after the intended surveys have been bikes, it shoidil appear that nn more eligible plan than that' pointed out by Mr. Whitworth can be inherited ; that notice be diately given in The London Gazette and The Stam ford Mercury, that an appbration is intended to be made, in the text Messiest of Parliament, fur leave to bring in a Bill fur making and umintaining a Navigate... (anal from flak loam to Stamford. upon toe line pointed wit in Mr irlstt win th's survey, an•t fur extending the same from Stamford to Boston, either by improving the present navigation by way of Spalding, or by anew cut from Stamfueil, to join the Fru-ty ro...A..lmin, at, or Rear, a place called Guthram Cote, below Rouen, in the . minty of Lincoln, from whence the said Drabs is now navigable to Roston; and that, as soon ■a the line of the Canal is deft ....... Cit upon, a proper person he direetedio wait upon the Proprietors of lands through which the same shall pats, to prot ore their assent to the Bill . Resolved, That Messrs. Jacking siel Johnson, Bankers is Stamford, be appoisted Treasurers to receive all subscrip tions and monies connected with the proposed undertaking, and that a book be apeuell at their office immediately, fur the patinae of receiving snch subscription. Resolved, That a subscription he mow entered into for de fraying the espease of such surveys, and the other expenses attesting; the commencement of the undertaking, and that the sums subscribed be re,-deed by Metiers. Jnr•4son and Jule sou, Bankers, w Stamford, and be ht than placed to the account of, aril be at the disposal ot, the Committee; and that if any person, subscribing towards the ahuve par poses, shall hereafter be &simile of becoming a Proprietor of any share or shares in the intended Line of Canal, the 11110 of money *Lich he shall subscribe fir prelimmary ex penses, shall be taken as part of the purchase-money of ouch si lie or shares. Resolved, That Mr. William Thompson, of Stamford, be the Solicitor fur the purpoor of c.mdsuttn; the Dill iu its progress through Parliament, mut for trammeling the gene est huffiness cog:steeled *kb the ssi.jects of this, meeting. Resolved, That the thanks rnf thss Meeting be amen to JoshunJepson Ovkly, Esq. for his active exertions to pro. mote the general inters ...es of the country at large, and of the town of Stamford in portiv ulsr, pritiot. ing the iuteuilvol 'mental ~,,, for the corresprinihmee and tom mimic:diem slid% he has entered info with the prowl* Canal Proprietors, in the direct line from Stainfs.r , l, through the midland rowdies, and to the 'sorts of Liverpool, Ros ton, and I.vnl, I. s. rut- Oa. it ro operation in promoting the intended molerf elt:sig, and for thecommuisiestiona n It eh he line made to this Meeting, (ainipg from his ttrrat rape roire sod eximiosee knowledge in the commercial interests o f th e eviintry of the great politic and pimple advsntsges to he de. ivcd by carrying those ohjeets into effeet. Resolved, That • General Meeting hz held ..a Thl t: 1):1Y, the sth of Ortoher next, at Eieven o'clock in tee fors neon, at the 'George :lust Angel i.e. in Stointirtd, and that an invitation be imisits•:istely sent by the Solicitor to the Pro petetma of the Tirist and ;Terser, Loodsbovough, Melton, Ogkliant, and other Pr sus otos, of Canals interested hereto, and like. isse to the Ports 411 ..4411 and Lyon, the Loam to Suakin, r, 11'rsLir.o. sii.! P. iesroejh , upt all intersiscdiate places and :war the iote7olest i•ne • Reso!vtd, 'That the prorr•lotri of 064 Oily be advertiftd inihe c onelpal I.oodou New oy.gocr*, Irk he Ib• aon Gur:t:e, am: in the CnuibrtdAe. I..vicester, Derby, li.runnhons. Nu.chtrler, acrd I.iverpuei Papas. 4. N. Claiitnval: rcirAssuitouti CORDAGE, By W. J. DONNE, At Moires Coffea-latuse t as TUF.S, %AY, Oct. at , at Ove r "141WITY 'CONS at I , E'rEtti4ti:ltGli NEW copl)st,M, asaoried its ay coavelbtoot. lute. la ha viewt.4 iti Messrs !tool-raft aool Blarkfvurn's Warehouse, raiotavt *airs, Potherlothe, wb.r. cosh, t ru e s bad al Lloyd's; and of Mr. Lonac, N.). 7, Culoslau• atre,t. M ( LLARD'S. CugArston. - -The NoWily, Gentry, and the Polite, err most rrsorcifnlly in formed, ihvre are 4orni the hate vital stuck of the 1. tur homes; mia:sy great lorzei..e yet remain tot": itrteions to tie rotire era Stock biting brmiglit &no 44 unt. t v ..rt,ctee of whi , b are now on rho: ; cid the Prmirirthe soma reenert fall. MI6 to inform the: end Gentry, their corr. I.2re ran now drier to the enthuse!, every 'obstruction barin removed, col the walls and tinier-work quite eon r Vt4ITIM From the length oiliest v., number of parsons a few to the thtune, sod still k his coronation, we titer Inter, which twat untie. sea v au eye-wits ela to tack, will prove accept DEA! Stu—Thos soon, especially as ti so tine, that it make the c ry ; yet I heartily ;clod I came seen it, I declare 1 wi upon any eossinderat ROll,ll, who procured it, enabled toe to lie the Mabry ; and as I I• had a tine viewmi room. which your iint hired at the 4414811 price purpose to oblige his , Their Majesties (I spoken •'ho were WI chair.. from St. Jame! onlititer, about niite a room which they OM Use Quiets into that Usher sof the Black will, were to walk sti and ranged by the aft itequests, PA:tiled Cl from win i lice' the ci Vt ,0. 'utast, I fall,. sod phiereshciiti tlic to uuderstand me. been of no service, i of the gourd., by the a-crown, to make is. the Hall gate, *here Majesties were atet•'d unicent canopies. Isel left hoed of Ili+ Majet by the (;rert Chatohel }:,41 Nat.-shill, end sdfirds, I ob.erved, a sorted hs fa in , cud fore the K 11. 1 4.. There wat a neglect. nor:sending fur the " Vegt.asttaater r e &e. ttl ettannoned e time of by the chlPister+, aim tour favourite, as Mob Beard. flail admit this lesser processii the Bishop of Rochestr his totendonts,broilgio' regalia of the Kim Janlcti.bu.acu)lion erns., a reept r+.: with tipt with it cross, and awl': The Queen's same titne, VIZ. her et with a erns., and a ►ed were severally lair le terwords it:livered t were to hear them in The procevsion bt eleven end twelve. mite particulars of serve, that the nnbilit lint attempt to , iescri veuce of the whole; that inmate joy slat s. tors felt and !pressed, ties passed by on suited to their statioi able complacency, *I observable, that. as T passed the corner wl I% . cstininster Bridge, back to look at the they all had their hal on the ground. whip pare to nothing but - At soon as their the choir struck mi they were seated. all. litions were made. Ills! l op s of Chester eripon. - made by the whole choir, accompanied by the whole hand of mutie. Then the first part of the coluunutiun service was wad ; after whicO a sermon was preached by the Bishop of Salishory.. / was not near eiiongh to hear it. nor, pethepo, eon will say, did 1 much desire it ; lint, by tuy watch, it lasted only fifteen minutes. 'Phi, dour, Harry vat s he saw very distinctly His Illojesty sobscribe the • declaration, and bike the coronation oath, the aos !wittily of struck him with an UnitOrrt4l4l.i.• , • awe and received , : and he could not help reficer. ins On the glorious privil•ge .titeh the EUOIOIO joy. of binding their kings by the most moat ertl s• of conscience and reli t tino. 'ri l e K inv win ,h, „i anointed by his (Irece of Conterliury on tlw is of his head, his breist, roil the palmy of his Inserts': alter which he ass f.re.inttli with the spore. yi girt with the sword, curl was then invested with itrc coronation roise.,„ the 11•M•dit , i , as they are culled,. - ante the imoenal pall. :I'he orb with !lie cross -al.n presented. and the nog as. pie upon n.. 2 • fourth tingrr of U,. Si,V ribOlf • lintal," by die Arclabtalsop, who then Oel•errell the vceptre soh die cross. and the usher with the. dove; nod :ten o r ~,i..!fed by several e, he lastly plaeof ii e Crown re'ren.ntly nport it, aje.i, 's heart. A • r I .. ; us siwoce hsal ree 4 iwit. mill this ine.o.-1•.. when. at the serr,iotaiii tiic Crean w.islrt lid: • 11 the binge. hrtal. n 1-Ilea int..tes, 4 I.: en placed e * r. r "tot) of floP .‘iihsoF 1t0.,. ahctten I:r Co. .•1 10(41 tiOWII the . . 11; ,, Rip4, Iraqi a tI.N, a I n . I, os a siert it; Oa rowel g 0... Its • •-y err. , I with the rer.iu'led elw a s lite! n,tlistottifitiet• of•' • tieltOtt: Thiflieer., who before ties dope Issil .1. - coronets to tisk hands, ova pot them co, as 41. e .. . ~ , • •••••• , 9 . . s %, . ~.. ..z.... , , i ~ !1 - .... ' . . . xPattE-HALFF ENN Y. i . r '0 F TILE A7.NG. . which His rifsicsty has reizord, tfs few who Can rein. mtier his sealant II 11 reser csa boast u4hsviug wit IMkt4 4 • • ktll44.re presume thpt the hol a 3,1 tea in the year 17t.), In a yawn: +I.) a this splendid aid liaises/Jag spec- . i ptsbic to our miaow. , . i • i ingh I regret leaving you . se the weather lies lance Issorser kes me loug to be with l ot, )111 ' I honestly runless. that I alp •le to town itil 1 did. Ai I has'e • I maid not have i n is e ed th e s igh t • . . ition. The friesidship of Mt. it west pase.ticket„ as they cat : present both in the Halt dint 1 to the procession out of dorm , of it from a ene-pair of 'limit+. seighbonr, $r !Amur!, foul rice of one hundred gaining+, use • I acquaintance. • (to the shame of those be it at GO punetnei), came i.r tin ir re's, through the Park. to Wee:. o'clock. The King went iiito .alled the Coot of IViods, and i t beloneing to the (entlemun -. Hod. Thr nubility, and others. . the procession, were mustered lacers of arms in the Court of 7.llinsiber,•and !louse of Lord*. • !uralcade was conducted into • As you know all the avenue.. . e Wall, you wilinot be at a lose All peas-ticket would have if 1 had not prevailed on one is irresistible argument of half- , ! say for me through the mob to , , : I got admittance just as Their 11 at the upper end, under snag. • Her Majesty% chair was on the ijesty ; and thee were attend e d bedsit., Lord High Constable. I other greet idlicers. Four and as 11.111%* spurs, were pre- ' .1 then placed upon a table he- . ;lect,, it seems, 110111(!l'here. ill e Dean and •Prebend .ri., of 1 1 who, not finding themselves • J . their own accord, tin-ceded fingers. &v. eibmi,r, whom was • . . Joked lie is of eve:y ouv, Mr. • get.- was now thrown open, to ' I /cession from the Abbey, when . , . ureter, (shot is, the Donn) anti ght the bible, mid the following ig, ult. St. Edward's en.a.o, i of_gold cloth, the orb with iles,.. . . • : h the Jere on the t o p, smother • • HI what they call St. Lilo sail's • • a • . 'a regalia were brought ut the f crown own. a cushion, a sceptre l• - roil of ivory with a dlve. Tbe.e '' I before Tom Maj-sties And s!•. to the respective oflcers who . ii the precession. wean to quit the Hall between I shall wave me n ti on i ng t h e w, of the procession, and wily o'.- k lity walked two by two. I shall % ribe the splendour and inagnit:- l and wards most fall short of I sat:sf.ction, which the speciu. • • eel, especially as I . :}eir i‘ls.jes- whose countenance a dignity. • in, tempered with the most HMI* %las sensibly impressed. It was t Their Majesties and the nobility • rhich commended a prospeet of r, they stopped short,and turned • e people; whose impearance. as ' ate off, and w e re th ic k p l an t e d . itch rose gradually, I can coos, • - • • t a pavement of heeds and faces.' il . Majesties entered the church.' p with an enthral; and, after . id the issue( recognition and ohs the litany wee unwonted by the indChicliester, and the responses SIR Ji