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October 1, SURREY THEATRE. t I This Jar is polilithea. with ion liteloogn, on t o!" m i l. lowbodlesember by the wan: oriddIitIMILIMIM • dike d .' % groom.: k will be acted the Tragedy of Linder the Patronage of she OUti E and DUCH FAX of coMmissaltill? IfttlanTsl FUT. TIRTAMORY llll. AI. K 11 . 00 I 'I"; F. I / Vt: IH I 'ffiff AI RCM. a Mitiiht. etatalbaellamixteereeMarrMemienei.4.4 hoot le -k x- . • oTHELLO. K ENl'. who will honour she Theatre with their presence. czAllllllB5, SITTEMINft 29, 1t419 SU('H Person. as are destrous of Courraetiolf Rs ZINJF., X,.. XXX fo e SEP i - E:4IIIP.R, 11119. tow ' s heeme Into domed t=is dm beelim i ts , 014 1 nogbt - ..• ' .."'- TI T retro!' Venire, Me. Chapman ; gleakentio, Nfr. Firer- (IN MONDAY NEXT . oeint,... 4. will I. Tlf I: TUNT. reach to the hanniags, bell "t _ mil Ow: g tuek • etal.oit ' P. infra fur T. Cadet, and ~.!sr Davies - Sherd, Leaden, 111411 " P of Willidoill•Moillills**Mhemesessoded • view of to , • Otbel!o. Mr. Marron!, ; Casio.. M r C . Kemble ; !ago, IL/ performed (he command of their finval Hichnemeo), wish the Aeent for Commissariat Soppites. to furnish mut P. Moclisrsid, 141191. id• li • ' 31 ,. ym es Drialessiamt, Alm r eedit ; Emilie, Mrs. ratey. on emirely new Butietto, written expressly for Miss Tailor, for Twelve Monl he, from the let u 4 November omit, pork ------ - -- --"'" g .---- ' the area i I mutinied them, pesimps,hetter then an how. and 41 _ saw several parties arrive from the omeatty, who were recite - After which the Farce of called, Ti.,. doffs puldished, price le. 64. rid with hums' sod Atari. Moo it me Ms . - • 13()N TON. THE STAGE-STRUCK LADY. thiamin," of STRAW fur AP's* Paillasses, no moo from lisne it .% !MCA LRE FO R %le the only Remedy for Riot *es mein. I solsrowbse sing& NIP' e - ...... lord M:nikin. Mr. Joan; Sir Join Trolley, Mr. W. Far.. After which will he presented. a new Barletta, founded on to lima. he " aired at ti"' Outranks in Ab e linder.aiclitioweil ay sh e Ma t i e d ele of o u r Comity; or. Observation oss siege: I sow a comma, of she Oils e.orek ' , Its_onen :.: . 4 1 4 r ,..; t'ul Ti.'.,. Mr. Abbott; Dare. Mr. Emery. Lady Mi. I Pdsomouters Tale. called, Counties, :nay receive Particalsro of the ('entrants on no- tlin•ClOnsim accoory both in Church and State. sheet; the meeting cheered Mon : .7 fell we. .(i fi • N s j o n. Mrs. Gibbs; blies THlep. Mi.a 13, limns. ROXALAN A. plying at this Office between is, Hours of Eleven and live ; nt &lin hurgb; an d st a Prilltell e t t By BR ITANNICVS. Mosehoster cavalry imarcised R. •' ' rimed Gropti' . _.,...," for T. Cadet' and W. Davie", Loud.. ; anid W. itottlere. Mr. Heat bed orris,- • . • rovrby .arm /- • Th.. Pow' to be upemoll at Six u'Cluck, mad Ike Play to Roolami, Miss Taylor. to Deploy Commissary-Gel...kid Young , Lelia at Seven. 'With a variety Uf Songs, and other Entertainments. , Edinburgh. very greet collision hut id meet or we finnetd o r : . ... '• to the respective Barrack Misters in the IslandameGuerounr s - -l on er; k 37 4 a g n and A i.. lo r ler ew i l i7 s , , a i n .. d m o do lel r ive r r vr ihe in ir re Tcmithem .,..) site to and sear the!hou here the Magialrolea •einl seal HOPE FIRE AND LIFE ASSIURANCII CONFA/111% Sein the hualltella: amonise that 'hew Me" , 6. 0 . ' - lide . 78.; Stroud Price 3s. Rd -Pit 39. Si.; *coed The whole to conclude with the new. and f ite piece, Prir..`2,.-1-ovrer Gallery its.; Seems! Price 1e..-Upper Gal- exile.), lc, I , ; Second Price ed. THE RUFFIAN ROY. Offires, to, Ludgate-hill, and 354, arlion.lng the Cioriss s gm lobs the row: Ow ossalry cheered.' e , eta, • I elisecred coosiJorirble book, mid se Tbe - epee . , "' 1 p!,,,< r, th e Roses to he taken of Mr. Bramdoo, at she Elhelinde, Miss Taylor. o'clock MI Tuesday the Mat ad'ageWor. net " : hil l Twelve Onford-st„ei, London 10. Prinau.stroo, adlithmegli ; " mad. * " d f ''' . a 94 ' 94 9.99.1 d within ten We' 11 " ... a i d IS, Westmorelandstreet, Dublin . poo-off,•e. Hart.street, from Teo till Four. Tickets may he WO of Mies Taylor, SS, Great Charlotte . , rats are to be loath Yoe each Come, lo FMMLOFFICE,-CAFITAI ONII MILL byeete *mewed amen Si.p scam co A Pris:::.• ',tax my he Is.) for the Season, or oightly, of street , Illackfriars-road. st Booth Brawn. for the WlsOls id*" ka in North Bri- inpoLici ES effected ellen e . nem • . where tat s . liss. M , . Sras•!oz, at the Box-O ffi ce. • -----' ,•is i ii, and olas for the Whole *fall- tcm Me ye ar . womb o f / Property within the rhilest RhaTogs :sr-A _- " •Ia 0, t h ew • ' I i d.... 7 4,,, r , T.i.noorrow, Ilse Rivals, with Ti,. Forty Thieve". ROYAL COBURG 'THEATRE. . .., be able terms. . Wm Oi.. - 40 .- l i n fii, uu t a y, Nine Hairy she Filth-after whirls will he Under the Patronage of his Royal Highness Prime Leopold '' Ge - e r s447 ' jerae.-- s' alld Alderara- ---- 4 O l t " PraPaial will Lome are waif paid be lide ---*-.- ' • • with hie' . . r m,.incol a new Dramatic Legend, called The Gnome-King, of Saxe Ceillnelr• -anti - -A sidles made.., or ametted Il y a primed 4 fartiett)ar, „ id p .... p . iludt. - - . . was sold to the yomme, loped into entral (Mak *FAR TUTS PRESENT EVENING , FRIDAY , , sod the Prices isseetrd is words at length; nor unless a Pol icies whi..i 'ir... i iire at blicholmais shouts) he renewed evide nt / amour , tf r,: ht ippr i. i ev e"' . y • 4 c, . 1. ~, no Giant Mountains. BIM October 1, sad To-morrow, at Halfseett Mx Letter be subioinedle such Propos:dr:ma • Person of known within tifites•r. days thereafter. qsrfie %Maw will besome void. until they gat tit the b„ e a. sa, hinte d ma d wee; se. -''''' •- . ..... . Ti! E.trne.nor AL, ENGLISH . OPERA-HOUSE. o'Clork precisely, the Entertainments will commence with property ellipsis' to become boned with the Party tender- LI: . OPFICE.-CA ri T4l. ON Eel I 1.1..i0N. .__ ebe grimed deru.gb ageekredeeel. Tat e lam eirano , , .. .. , . • STRAND. the laughable Bintetta. i skim from the Frisch, called, I.• i • Perm , ' "luring li• I h is °Mr* Parliclnate i n I "'',___"•• hems loom, I smdentood part of the 16th. wade, the Cho. 'IISX CLARA FISHER, A WIFE'S FIRST LESSON. lag for the due performasee of the Comtnet. with. ' " i ' rrit4r th. " I " l ' tv " r I "‘" 4 the rra r tiallia ",__'"" Mire yeomanry. I saw them go into the field by Ile MAIM • - Lat e o f th e Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane-only Eight Years IC Tenders are east by poet. the postage mast be paid. After which will he acted, an entirely new grand Melo- log usd.rtakni nil resoonsi I,: ht v ! spot , xlsteb primine Sit" • of Buxton's house. They went at *sheep reite, vent • . of Age. dramatic Ballet, in two acts, railed. COUNTIES. forms •ie the iii , tauci, of T. li, Twenty, and Thirty per 1 thew; a cattop. I earl , lateral hisa i rsrato i n Ik. Oa , .. LAST NI7PT RUT ONE of the PRESENT SEASON. FRIDAY, October 1• T NOEREDDIN AND THE TARTAR ROBBERS; Berks. Isle of Mae. l Somerset. Cent . bei go.: paid iir made, lim to the mon nt assured; and cease ms s . Th n , were t h ere s h oot h a lf-p ot e l m s eitell al/1• sl HIS EVEN , ING. OR. THE ROSE OF BALSOR.I. Brecknock. ink of Wight. Surrey. have oeciirriAl 'whim the duration of life Imei Sew eirosider- t h em at ; stere o, to t h e mom e n t the .f . ,- eonniaryelarignl. .1 - - $ Hill be presented the Comic Opera of Noureddin (Caliph of Bagdad), Mons. Le Clerect (his ::'. J (.'hester. Knit. Sussex. stilt iii,,ion,l,l) where the payment has been i..:,re than r e cogoised Mr. Etheistme. • clergy's** ; Mr. Hisy r a elegy. 1 t THE CABINET. attempt ill a dramatic character). Feinab, Madame Le ....Doman. Lane .J.er. I Warwick. ihield, tbe slim soured. Mee; Mr. Norris, a stimpoiliary magistrate; sod lib.. . . ; Mince Odattan, Mr. Promos's ; Count Cerro°, Mr. Row. Clete.' . her second appearance at this Theatre in a dramatic I. unsberland. M. luiesel. York. No Entrance Money, Admission Fee, or other 011itisl p late b se, „ tam e r m ood c o l one l Fa lc o n . ; bed islet. ;- !..lattni. Floret'', Mimi Kelly ; and Coastaatia, Mrs. W. S. e t.. eur t er ‘. Devon. N or f o lk. Xtilth Rritsio. • CV ge, exacted. WILLIAM BURT, Mc wham I did net hese parsizrlarly, sod therefore- 4100 "Blife• ', • - ' Oat:tile,. ITo which will be added, a mew Mouo.dramotic Bagatelle, Dorset. Notilmomptoe. . I Wends of •Wene. I M them aril the say sistbiag. . I saw lb.. apiaisig . ~ In the .'parer of the Timeline will be introduced the Duet I called Durham. Nottiogham I Guerosey s tand speekisg to p erson about. the doom who appeded lir‘• M. , ifv. 111 iOV, on blessing." dry Miss I. Stevenson and WINNING A HUSBAND ! , ••• 'r.ssez. Pembroke. Jersey. ADJOURNED INQUEST AT OLDHAM. to be spe. ca l aolarshles. I sin sore of all doing or. traine... -- • -...: .; 3k. Pearinno ; aud a comic Song, in the character of a ('Sr , SEVEN'S THE MAIN. I ' ..m. Suffolk. Alderney . --so.- Mr. Hay, elm" I did net notice. .1 certainly Ad snekAff‘r .. Coot. v Bus, called " The Exccusricities of London," by Miss Jenny Transit. Mrs. W. Barrymore. 4 -uwalh- OLDHAM. MONDAY EVENING. SEPT. n. •'lity Riot Act "roils old sow dothioglihe it. I oaal t a'' • . . MINI (lies Fisher. Characters aitctupsod-Margaret Macmurklecanny, Mrs. • CLASSICAL BOOKS, reetioa was gives to disperse. The test -ening I .beolsl .er . ' 7 4 i Te wicch will lac added (oosilireiY for this eight only) W. 8,,,.... m0re s m u Goeselia chanomin• Clappergo, Mrs. flesiithed by J. MAWMAN, 39, Liidgerc.serem, London. INQUEST ON JOHN LEES.--CErideese eostietted.) saw was Mr. Moot adil addresai . or the propf". I " 01 . !it , e the Rialtos of W. Bletymute!! Lady Neighs& Daddy, Mrs. W. Barry- AESCHYLI AGAMEMNCN ad FIDEM DOM BASTES FURIOSO. mere!!! Mn.. Deborah Getable, Mr.. W. Barrymore !! !! William Wilittaker-I sot a cottomapinuer in Oldham. I ISO ondslesesthe cord iesi ry in , ste, wohett ew.l:ll , ro a ns .e cr ll tm r. Ben d. it tee . ; , 4, 11 .04 _ ...1 By aN vser noßum am ii,dzide Nola et Glom. saw Juha Lees several times after the 16th , sod obsetwed so- than. When the . . .. _ . . k General Dulatbutell (with " Hope told a flattering tale"), Mademoiselle 'Atitoisiette Mersoquini, Mrs. W. Barre; rip* adiee i t. thing the matter with him. half.pmetexte. Upon the dicky of Mi . limit • Carelage ill" nil . 'f' II: ow Clara Fisher (her 88th appearance its that character); more,!!! : Bridget Rieekybon4 lire. W. Berryinure CAROLUS JACOBUS BLOMFIRLD, S.T.B. William Harrison-I am a cotton-iminner in Oldham. I time was a female. In all I doadd oupuum t.......h-sw were tab Artaxontoluus, Kiug of Utopia 'with the song of " Rhyme &Yip Thaddeas OTreasit, Mrs. W. Barryoure ,ii, ~ , Collet ! se. Triaitatis aped Cimeabrigien Ohm Sodas saw John Lees runnier on the 111th to join a osespasiy witb or right. 1 noticed only um woman. 1 aisa:t sa(islmlbs b. r without reosow"h Mims Caroline Fisher ; Fobs's. Milne The whole to mimes& with the last new interesting Seri°. ._ O. it,. . 9 whim be west to the Iltv"itilf. I did Ito* see him meta till there were iisose or tint. It might be See ..r ma tosallttes ,„- ! . Minialtr of State (with the song of wMy lodging is in Pantomime. with entirely sew Picturesque Scenery, " five days before he died, whets I heard be re" vary poorly, fore Me. Hoot gut from his carriage on the Ilmatillell. l i t """ ' 7 _ 4 '444 ,' . Lsother•latie"), Miss Eliza Imacaster. Distaffina (with the Dresses :ad Decoration, Combats, &c. called ' E „, SIIY % „ r 22112 1, ad Fide " " 1 " 1 1Y._, _ l °'°""""aa•,..__ and I went to see him. I fumed hilts is the kitchen part. I not murseding fifteen volumes Muer that *hoe Air esadwft .... t .. .7 ; • rout of *. Queen Ditto sat at her palace gate", liss Awieli• PHILIP QUARL! wit Peso ‘-. 10 ww!!!!" 1 esell!ho.,._____..„._._____JsbPsup aim- with • face like a esp. He raid me be nAs at the battle of dared. NO riot , lUMUII. M . diA.W4er. MO the el 41 1 4401.;; Tr. ; ::'.' field, *IL Cc.retioi it Tri WO ‘•••" 6 "P•m • Waterloo, but .ever in such ihinger as there ;at Waterloo had takes place. IViinhaiill-strvet was very muds it.Modet,l, 7 1, s.. . 4 i',sl.vr. THE ENGLISH HERMIT. Nup -0...0,c1u5. eve. Ss. beads.: . -.. . '.'"- Philip Glee, " Oh'. cruel man," by the Misses Csrolise, Amelia, there me . ins t o iidan a but tlkoe it was ilowaright murder. Wises* I stood was nut su crowded, heron,. ismer PoallOyag . r; 4 ~, . Quart, Abe Eseliah Hermit, Mr. Smith ; Demill- ii,l Clara Fisher. Finale by the whole of the characters. .ESCRYLI SEPT= 1 1111113 All ad Rim g,,,,, 0 et I.i..,e t ip o rt was pret.reil. He told me tioilsiog that special coestalsles were slaliJued their, OHO'S w/.1:44 S• &Ile, a Monkey of the lamed, Master Aril. Emilitelimi . Itinnuf‘rilftrual ealesdßlPß - 144 - 0 alisteriest *diet% he 1•sill ilmte. He sold s o , abut was lone to him. He Nord. It woe out mere than Orr or three wonatirs •t • Tu ceocloJe with the Burlesque Operatic Ts ageily of Wife of Captain Steadfast, Mire Cooper. THE lIIGI-IGATE TUNNEL; - •.• Ott, 'IIIIE SECRET ARCH. Cult abrigimess Ifitimir SetAfas. iiiillet illitued% Sr.. St • By Mr. Harmer-The people all came as joke me if is a cart a chose l' tialhsping wills swamis Arirwitrowoue the Iwo; .--.- 50ha Larkin::. Landlord of the Horns at Highgate, Mr. 1110 ICHARQSON, GOODLUCK, 141111 CO. boards. • - chapel or church. When every township arrived wills their pie s stet instaingiliese..-Thess-pismetaw Oa mildiens • . .: • lA , respectfully acquaint the Polak, that the STATE Harley; Jerry Grout, as bosourahlr Briaklayer, Lover, and - lel eltBl Nose.. *sowers, those ow the ground gave a shout; That was the From _ . ins ',Ws they 111011111 . 445 ed *de . .., , _ 4 : • Tuniseleer. Mr. John Reeve, who will isiltudtice Imitation" LOTTESLY of 10,X00 Tickets, with a CONK , or Eilltd rei C s ti L e ( L ec i lll"ll ., 1.( 1 71111.1.11111 1 .111 - lbeisseu, Sew sr, The mm 031 1,4, 06.. w o rs c e i g iedi r majar dee at tbs. lower rids . vrolkharrinsodzkitykrvaor .f Mr Rem, Mr. Young, Mr. Wondeet Mr. Lime, Sir. Prime of .0,0091f.,1110ney and Cemools, braille other Cotpi- -b ow i e. ..... , . . •---"- OE-1 L...' .0' - t. Farrel', Mr. Mathews, Mr. Hale , kk. talo, sad the lowest Prises 101. ill tat nelhoid llebtook aill- - - .L. . ..- fu areau islitilt ^ ' '.. -iota- . aisplowse with. i; bd. -- Slit be so ~,, la she ewer of the Piece, a Mirek Minuet, 114111sJiSla began /41 the Prism !vitamin to two delisset Imatteriored ... LL . III, Pi . ug. ''.''''' ...• ;!.. - . was very glad the meeting was put a to. me eminescrtptoruan setersifil MI Mil emennort, vs an- Reeve mod Mier I. Stevome. i - -.- 4 18,000 Tick's. ea 4, will begin Drawing (With November ; • ell Mon& A M CO. : bit jogiondossoliposs - ri lwe o hove Ib li nird lirer"l a ressiaro w. "raw ; 1 bee k r.l so l :ar in - . : - was glad l oser Ik e peophor t rive poreably mod quiet'''. lin • . deolse p.m oratplaiwing. "Iltat *vier llevlocli the rittwes• , 4 .111T..;1 " lall " labas hmatil l it jac " bas lielulr .••• t - ' 'il, f c 'cram attempted dimurbance for a gra** km, slew of shim and sorprise frame all parts of the Mwerwet ' _ 11 114, Tickets poi Plitees may, be had of Mr. Second Day, Mb Moczenbre, 1819. SS Triuilatia llocier et Unrrarissis caleortess &esti sai d, ' "I. • Ye 1 LI arydatie; ark at the boerellbes e ritighed . • Tickele sad Marta are *Alm by HICHARDBON. Ift e ii , _,.. : i . 1 .. 4 .....,.. R ...",, Atihii . lomat, ' sloww, and keep him down till the nseeting wide . iftw cavalry erre led ow by UMW" there t.eulprtrrr . .. .11 1 ' • . - GOOD[ . '(J( ■ 1"41 CO . et ' , ow 044 ""s mtob - """wtx• -aa '''' -ng- agaa . " ' ''7 . " -- . 7-- "' - '"'"'""'" Seel"l4 St i t... l4. over, Gnome noss o uss v. farmer mansions, odd thry Getty prsure I mogul:kJ was Mr. Barley. low him two o . • i lea t,:i Four. boo& . . ... • Curnhill; and forme the Gate of the Limes-mews. Charing- - . . - o 7- --'" were dear, - and the trlteenriessettnot worst so Itreseb..abil sh'in'y before the rssarge. I duet know what he is; l be- ROYAL HOSPITAL, CHELSEA, cease; who sold, hail Lottery, No. 7M, a Prize of 315,000/. PERI PIDIS ALCESTIS. Ad Filleta Mansaeripioroso first I saw of the soldiers sat n:1011 his horse most like a have him lo be an iithe.r. I know may of them, Ilio.. dud 5915 Sep/tether, 1819. Consuls. Schemes gratis. se Vetrrleni s Edi!‘ . ollWell eine led ssitel Anisolslioli lbil* to). monkey. whether drunk or slot I Cannot say. About a mi. not recognize them. I recuzilized him, hereon. i "or tuns P ary• I - Seplef IN pursuance of the Act of th e 65th year of his present Majesty, by which it is enacted, that the Out. Pensioners of this Hospital shalt, in future, be paid quar terly, in advance, instead of haltycarly : Notice is hereby given, by order of the Right Hosinurable the Lords and others. Commissioners for managing the Affairs of the said Hospital, that all the Out-Pensioners thereof, residing in I.endon, or within the district of the Bills of Modality, are equ.red to appear personally, and regimentally, with their Instructions, and Certificates of Admission, at the Seem vin's Office in the said Hospital, on the respective days, and in their different classes, according to their several rates. of pvnieun as tinder mentioned; when attendance will be given from ten o'clock in the morning until three in the after -1.-011,.-011, for the payment of a quarter of a year's pension in mit ante to the 24th December next. Cout4;l2. Schema vatic •trout, Jacobus ticuricus Kook. EMU. Set-muds, svo. b,,ardq. monkey. whether say. mite before the soldiers came, there was a shout at some thing said upon the stage. Tire soldiers Came at a real gal. lop. They cut away. Th u • people cried out " Have metre! ! hire mercy ! I was squeezed, I thought to death. It would have been the nicest sight that ever was seen, if.* had tint been for them. We all said so as we came home. When they cried " Mercy!" the soldiers said, "1:1—a you, will you come again ?" I heard that hundreds of limes. I did my best to make my escape. I saw three persona down, and there was whit, striking backwards and forwards. I threw myself down nn my face ; I was determined if they cot, it alsonlil be my hottotn.--(.1/weit lanplde►.) Coroner—You act as well as speak '? Witnesa.—l am r eal Laitradiire blunt, Sir. IVheisever any cried " Mercy !" they said " It—r you, what brought you hen ?" lty the Coroner-111e soldiers cut at me, but they missed. I saw pennon col in every street its Manchester that I was in afterwards. Well, Sir, when you speak out of reason, I can give you no answer; for you ask whether the palisades were a mile or a quarter of a mile from the hustings Well, I ask your eiptni )))) ?—1 suppose about 50 yards. You were then about 50 yards off, when Mr. Hunt came?—No, Sir, you contradict yourself ; I was then only eight yards from the hustings; butt after the soldiers came, I was praised bark to the palisades. I saw a sword held by the fret maa who came cloven, but I slid not sce his dress. Hr came into lice crowd on gallop. Ile was fuddled, I reckon. 1 can't tell where that man was whet" Ike soldiers were cutting. I did not keels my eye upnu eat lu•rsoa; I could nut, for I looked for my life. I can't tell what became of him. I cant tell bow many minutes the other soldiers were gettiug Cap Olt him ; they were 30 yards or so behind, sad came at a Sir, you peel many questious which are very trou blesome, awl, I think, cannot be answered. lam attic I speak rely calmly. Coroner—There may be a difference of opinion. I newer had the honour of wertog you before, but I thiuk you speak buistc runsly. Witness—l speak the best I can, aceturdiag to trut►. lam au scholar. TO THE PUBLIC. A GREEABLE to my usual emits= in first CIL anneuecing the Scheme of a New Lottery, I advertise it at length, and I heg leave to call the attention of my best Friestly, the Public, as I consider it highly deserving their approbation: fur with only 10,000 Tickets, they have the chasers usually contained in double that number, as they may oblate Eight Prizes of 20,0001. and must at least get Four Poses oft 0,000!!! SCHEME. RICA RIM PORSONI A DVERSAItiA. Tint* et Email. &none* in Puente Greene, gnus 11111 Sehedia Menuseriptia Porsoni aped Collegians SS. TriseitatisCoutabrigite reporitis deprompaerunt et ordinarunt OCCDOII ladicibuo rustruzeruitt Jacobus Hearicus Moak, A.M. Ca►olua Jarobas Blom field, A M. Csatehricir : %minibus Culleigii SS. Trianatiii, In one volume, demy Syn. ornamented with a fine Portrait of the Author, 11. ss. boards. A few Copies, beautifully printed on imperial paper, and hot-pressed, 31. 31. boards. M. TI:LLII CICERONIS SEX ORATIONUM, Fre:- means liardita rum Commentariis Antiqui" item Meiling, Moran receueuit Doti• MusD:lan. Ancrlus Mains Rihliii. theca- Ambrosiana a Entries Orley/alarm" with Fac.Similes of the AIRS. Svo. 9a. boards. 2 „of ...c20,000 0 0 Money f40,000 0 2 2 2 2 2 2 4 20 10 .... .. On MONDAY, the 4th of OCTOBER. The Pensioner; at sd. per day, sad tliove at 6d. to t►e end of tht numbered Regiments. (►u TUESDAY, the sth of OCTOBER. T. 1.1%11 PATAVINI HISTORIARUN, al) urbe condita qui sopersoot XXXV. reeetisuit rt Nobs ad usum Seim!arum accusraudatia illualrarit J. B. 1.. Cri rier. e tum. Bvu V. 2s. boards, Ouse. 181:, ua royal paper W. boards Those at 6d. frvas the Royal Garrison Battalion and re lasi time Regiments and Corps; those at 7d. and Bd. and all the Cavalry at Bd. par day. Ou WEDNESDAY, the Ath of OCTOBER. 20 58 3,376 „ 5 Ticke t s in tlie Total, Money 1 , 231,7 , 7 9 1100 t First Lottery. cud Consuls 10,000 Tickets in the Second Lottery. TACITI OPERA, a Grolier q which combines the ttems 'ages of the Paris and &helping* Fahtion., with cities of Note, from all the Commentators on Toeitus, .nemyttesst to the Ediebarglt Edition. 5 vela. lbw Loud. 11112, 41. 44. boards; and 5 vols. large paper (only 200 printed), Load. 1512. 01. 61. boar.ls. Those at 9d. per day, front the ht FOOli Guards to tbs CrOth Foot ineluseve. On THURSDAY, Ibe 7th of OCTOBER. Those at Ad. per day, from the 61st Foot and all the remoming Regiments and Corps, as also those at lud. per TACIT! OPERA EX RECENSION& J. Aug. Ernesli demo curse it J. J . Oberlinos. 4 vols. Sim. Oxon. 1813. 21.8.. boards. O■ FRIDAY. the Bth _l,l OCTOBER. FAch Lottery consists of Two Classes. A and B ; Chef A numbered 1 to 5,000 ; 11, 5,001 to 10,000 ; the drawing of No. 1 to decide 5,001, No. 2 to decide 5,002, and so on in numerical progression. • s • As the Lottery will he drawn in Classes, Purchasers may have the choice of any Two Ticket* of the same fate ; by which, if fortunate, they may obtain upwards of 40,0001. Money, or 40,0001. Matey and Consul,. The first Blank in each Class to have IA Undrawn Tickets. Five thousand Tickets will be drawn each Day. DATER.VINADLE PRIZES. lIF.RODOTI H4LI CA RNASSEI H ISTORI AMY M, Libra X . Text's' Wesselingiamte passim refit-sus Opera Enid. Vulg. Reizii. Accellit index reruns! 111 . 041.0 FAilitmusse Weescelingii run E2il. ltrizii ct Sctmert cuilsti.. nova. 2 vols. Swes. It Is. boards. PIN DA RI CARNINA ; coin versiont Latina et Notis. A elor. Gott!. Hem Sr.,. lie boards. Those at lc per day from the different Regiments of Ca v3lry, with the Ist and 2d Regiments of Foot Guards. On SATURDAY, the 9th of OCTOBER. Those at Is. per day, from the 3d Regiment of Foot Gt.a, IN, to the ewl of the numbered Regiments at that Rate. On MONDAY, the 11th of OCTOBER. Thou , at Is. per day, from the Royal Garrisou Battalion, an.i.t; the remaining Regiments and Corps, and also thaw at IL qd. per day. On TUESDAY. the 12111 of OCTOBER. Those at Is. U. 15.10. Is. 2.1. Is. Sid. sad Is.3d. pee d3r. • P. Mr:11.11.7 - S MARO IN UtIUM SCHOLARCII. Dititme Chr. Gent. Heyuii. Oqe vuluuw, Bro. 9i. boar Jr. On WEDNESDAY, Ilse 13th of OCTOBER. Thu*, t Is. 31d. Is. 4.1. Is. 4,td. I*. W. Is. 50. Is. 6d. is 6 1 .1 Is 7d. Is. ad. Is. sp. Is. 9d. 15.91 d. sad Is 10J. per day. On THURSDAY, the 14th of OCTOBER. - - - Those at Is. 100 iwr day aml upwards, and thus, Pea. ..urss who hart been adniUted on account of Ellindsess. It it also ordered soil directed, that all the thi t- Pensioners Ii longing to the said lloapital do pay particular attestin' tii their instruction., which they are required to produce nt the time of payment, by which those Pensioners residing bilutid the BIN of Mortality are ordered to transmit to the Paymaster-Gesieral of his Majesty's' Lewd Forces is. London, their affidavits as therein prescribed, ou or immeiliately aritt , every Quarter-41y; without which their Names will i.nt be entered ou the Pay-Lists for the stslasrqueut Usartse ir an.: list y are rut afterwards to chalice their place of abodi, sprcir ed is their afflavito, without unavoidable neer.- niy, nod duly notifying the same. And further to she Notice, that in consffiqueeme of vs. nil: Fiaads having be, committed by Pensioners in the Receipt of Pensmu and Prost-Muney, it is ordered that all li•nsiuurrs mu offending shall lie struck off the Pension List, aid forfeit fur ever all benefit arising from this Establish ment; it is therefore to be ulwerved Hist in pursuance of lilt resolution, the lords COOMl•lnOnalre el their meetings of the 17th and 25th of March last, directed the following out.Peessisnaera Is, be struck off the Uuspital Bunks. 711, Fool, JAMES JEFFS, at Is. 2d. per day. 7th Dragnets, SAMUEL MULLINS, 911. Tie runner having bergs guilty of Netts( tw causing to he tm.cl the Names of MsgiNrales to their Quarterly MUD is, sod the latter for altering his Rates( Pension in his lutruction Papers, and thereby &reseeding the Penner ap rtnuled to pay kin his Persioa. RICHARD HEAVE, Start:try sad Registrar. _ First-drawn Prise, in earls Class, to have, in addition, 16.0091. Consuls, sod 4,0001. Mutiny, making Two of the Eight 20.0001. Prises. 16th, 17th, mod 1911 t drawa Prises, in each Class, to have 2001. Money. 19thArawn Prize, in each Vass. above 201. Os. 6d. to have 20.0001. Conn*, making Twu more of the Eight 20,000/. Poises. _ _ . 23th-drawn Prize, in Peek Class. above 201. Os.lll. to have, is addilion.2o,oool. Money, making two inure of the Eight '20,0001. Prizes. First-drawn Prize. Second Day, to have, in oddities. 18,0001. Consols, awl 2,0001. Money, snaking Two move of the Eight 10,0001. Prizer, and tirkicA eowpletts tin frisch , . TM 5,000 Number, that are now 1.0 Sale are those which will lie put into the Wheel before the l'irst Day, iris. I No. 1.... h..... WO S,OOl —.g0.... 5.6 0 ) 1,001.....0.... 1.300 Cwt....t0..., 6.500 2,001....t0.... 2,500 1,001....t0.... 7.011 3,001.... t 0.... 3,300 8.001.... t 0.... 8.5110 4,001....10.... 4,500 I 9,001....10.... 9,500 MODE OF DRAWING. The whole of the Prizes above mentioned, together with the Slants appertaining to 20,000 Tickets, will be pet imo the Blank and Prize Wheel, as meal, before the First Day of Drawing.—lisif only 5.000 Tickets will be pat into the Nambee It'keet : these 5,000 Tickets *&I ■OR OW SALL- The other 5.000 Tickets will be pot iisto the Number Wheel previous to the 9th December; awl the whole of the first Lottery will be Jlaally deckled on that Day.—The Prizes and Blanks that remain will then form the Scheme of Ike second Lottery a 10,000 Tickets, to be draws sway is the next Year. Tickets sad Shares are melba( is peat rarirty of Nuns ben. at any (Mors, 4, Curnitilt, and 9, Charing arias, sad by my Agrats in the Cuantry. 1 have the Luaus, to be, The Public's devoted Itenrsat, T. BUM, hock-Broker. ass Lottery begins Lord Mayor's Day Mk Noetatber.) The save Book, on Sae paper, 12a. Worth ; and on royal paper, 16.. board's. RELIQUI.E SACR/E:. sin. Ilia:Sonars fere jam perdito rani second(' tertiiipte small (newest*, tin;e snlrr+noi. Arm:dont epistolar Synoderse el Canonic Itiserruo coneilio Imo iipoores. Ad codices MSS. neritattit, lootio.lor Mott nevi', klartinus Joarphres Routh, C.ollerii S. Magdalesite Pra.ea. 4 vols. tiro. 31. boords NOVCM I'ESTA:IIENTU3II GRIECE. Textum a 4 Flea. CoJicum, Versioaum et Pogrom recommit et Lectionis Va. rirtittem ntljecit. D. Jo. Jae. Griesbatir. EJitiu Nova, 2 yoh. Svo. 21 26. hoard*. LEXICON GHECO.PROSODIACU.II, auctore T. Mo nti, S.T.P. ulim•vulgatum typis dentsu snanilarit, pernuoltis in lucis currexit, rxemplos a se allatis, et Anintailverosio nibus, illustrated, Verbis, a Morrell° omit sip, quam pittri eee is snail; et newels esseibus Latinism versionern subjecit. E4v. Maltby. S.P.P. I vol. large 410. 51. ss. !mania. JOAN NIS SCA PUL/E LEXICON Glit/ECO-LATI NUM ; ex Pruhai is Ancioribus Locupletatuut. emit Imliribus, et Grieco et Latino muslin et correctis. Nova, in qua, sane primula, Vocabuls ex Appendice secuutlum literarant series. igsergulsr. Two Wire volumes Tartu ; price 71.75. board,. GILECUM LEXICON, Holeriag. Nora cui se a•edil stiatuies veritornas et exemplormsX summers.. a; Sebedis Petri. Hear. Larclwri. 410.4/.55. bound. A LATIN sea ENGLISH VOCABULARY. Illr the Use et Istisessit. By Jul.. Joees, Author of " Thu Greek Gram me." 12.... in. bored. Ity the game Author. A GRANIIIAR of the LATIN TONGUE. This Gram. mar, it is presumed. white it is adapted for the use of the must Mumble I.euriarrt, by its eimptieity, pmeisi **** , mud Um vitt, is, at the same time, calculated te• intereet thr Philippi. phieal Tendon., by the novelty sod eelittily of its priuri pies 12mo. 3s. butiud. An INTRODUCTION to the STUDY of GERMAN GRAMMAR, with Practical EXerelisr•. By Peter Eelsoussid Leereut. Mrmbe► or the Ueiveraity of Paris., and Teacher of the Modena Language. is Ustird. limo. hr. bound. Coroner—You say they were as peareablo as is Aural. Did you ever bent showings in ehiireli?—l did, wheal they strike op to the uniting. I don't haws bow assay wows were to Mr. Huot's earriate, there were ow assay when. I saw Mrs. ryldes.—What like a woman was she? The most heaolifol woman that ever I row in my life.—What was her ate? I shun ;ht her middle.ageil.—Where was she? Upon the state.—Yon call the Inatome &besiege? It was what the Merry Andrews call a stag. You would bother soy one And Mr. limit was the Merry-Audrey ? No; we were all merry, in hopes of better timer. I heard of no Riot Act heir; read nn the groond, Sir, if you come to that murk (iloiutl. I did out see Joim lays cut upon that said ground. I saw plenty of cosistables *biking. Coroner—Julio Lees C.ruuer—l said striking kiss. Witness—l h.g your pardon. I did not bear that. The emulsible' struck as to a tome. I did nut sea him 'murk. There were some 011 the ground when I cline. RINI I was about as hour there before Mr. Hunt came. The soldiers begaii to cot as soon as they gol past the finest:dries ; they knew the plot I expect. They all :wpm lugs-Hier. When the soldiers began cultiug and slayisig, the constables brgais to wisest the colours; the lone was struck up. The wily no tice was minim: with their swords. They knew the combi rimiest. • 1 beard of nue of the cirloan being saved ; that is all I have licaril or. The co/mishits Istade at them; but those who hell them "tuck very fast, for they were beautiful thing.. We left them, sir; yes, for life is sweeter than ally column.— I dial not see what became of Mr. Hunt. There might be 10 or 30 upon the stage. I raw none with heard; that I kww shunt the Mistimes. I saw them after, mixed with the yeuissan4 in the moil, and all rejoiciag as such as they could. LW you know Nadiu ? Nu; suit I never wish to boots bins. Mr John Stool tleworlb—l am a cotton and twist dealer, in Manchester. I hi ilie morning of the lttt lo,alwrat 11, I Saw Se veral of the country yam," pass the Exchanger emniull has viers, and nsarching in the hest sort of order in which large bo dies could go when they had to Ku any distance. The, were two, three, four, mid or to semis abreast. 'rhry were mostly not returnee Ines.. reeuguized hint, Weenie la elsoversatios before Mr. Itoition's Moose. • I did nut hear abs gave cuminasid. I ishorld have tinniest theft were Itlo yeuinew; bat I have heard since there were on,' $O. 'Own• were sottote cavalry what they 'moved from Du ion's st As soon as they got out of (*clogs into tilc, they went iglu gallop. I heard 1.0 notice given, and if there had hem any, I think I should have heard it. They appear , dti be retarded by the crowd. There smeared to be a alt effort to get to the hostiogs, the crow., was drutr. "I heir lire was moo broken, fifty or sixty yar d s from the Imitates. The breads( seemed to have beets iseeneloweil by the first being slopped by the crowd, while those bellied sodearovard to get halo the heart of their companions; they seemed a circular mass rather than a line of %olden. 1.9 iliat col fused state they got up to the hustings. The special con stables, who occupied tabloid out mach crowded, opened a way for the yeomanry. The yeomanry seemed to s ish to go by the cordon, but when they got into the creed, they got con fused as I have stated. It was easy fur any person to bat r cow. to the hustings, hetwera the two cord* of cuostables; I saw persons walking there oil to two tosoutes before the charge I saw Mr. Nittlit repeatedly on the ground, without tlw crue l. and in the body of the oseetiog.—Did you see tu.w whru 111.• charge was made, as you call it I did nut —What •1 the cavalry to act as they dill? God knows; 1 (mood e•ii —Why did they not act sootier or later? That is best to themselves, know std.—You saw no rirArtAll o, 10,.. pot. I did not see constables strikilig wills their truncluom. The colours were sot taken when I left the grouted, nor the hustings were surrounded by the cavalry. Not was thrown as the cavalry approached the hustings. no stick thrown or used. I did not bear any fire.arius. 1 aw iu the heads of the prairie Coninktit walking stitch sod uothing else. It did out appear to me that more th a ..oe or Iwo in ten had even a walkimg stick. There ass notl.ie...r unusual in their appearance,-71st ta your opens*? 1 ob serve that weavers and others who come bons the tatoutry hare sticks iu that way.—Da you mesu uu all socasanits Gruerally, mid when they travel. I saw the grossest! taNtr it ass cleared. I had passed iner it in the snorola.g au,,t nose. At three the ground appeared very winch traustyleo. aud is some places stained wpb blood. I observed nu dit feremee in respect to slicks or donee brine on lbc ground. fly Mr. Harmer—l wryer spoke to Mr. limit 1.. tore; isor saw him bet twee spc..king at a public meeting 1.1 Lonsloas and again passing through Manchester. 1 had oinking 1.. tko with Ilse arrangements of Mr. Ilium I saw many female..., who conducted themselves most properly I saw au &sp.- sittois to not or break the peace; nut the aleglitest. I think it scarcely possible that such a nuteerneut as MN .Urn: pt to read the Riot Act could be made without °lnviting it By the Corooer—l was told that a female earp ard in passing the Earkstice. When I said that they lo kiveri properly, I meow that they wet, peaceable and 'ratty...l; as to their carrying tau% that a another 1111t.i11.111. I 1.. y peareti to me to have put us. their heat .lothes. I Wok I saw one female holding a little Wile oil the hostiugs. half we* eleveu lilt my leaving thee..ad 1 think I usual bar.• known it if She Run Act had been read. 1 left the csoun•d about half-past 1/11..j the cavalry charged a few inmates bc. fore. Idu tool pot it absolutely, list about. It was be:ore two when I gut way I went. I heard none of Ike popotace thresteriing ; on the contrary, w►atever couversalsuipt I overheard .1111011( ili se who took as unitive* in the it was nil isles-chine of rahorlalrous to keep peaceable I Imaged. I en. very h struck with sway trusaras I heard of that kind. . . . j eu epta Chad sick, camatable, eras calkal to dire re's.fri.e , A juror IClll.llkril 'hat hr aaar ham it °alert all Jay. sworn and caimans... L-1 am a ham, au ttlailiala. I snot Mr. COX VrefICII the hotly. 1301,11 Chrgi was at the aim , . Mr. Cox made a long iscsaiem, to oar ul et 1/0411111 it. Its 14.1 e. Mr. Harmer ulijiTtill that this was gut evidence. The eiir •r raid it 1/a.. Mr. Cox said, " I see the Manta hi• *leads" Lano. • , Mho% what it wna. Ile ■aid it was (rum swims ie. be ree.•i. 'e Tart was all I heard. Jr.A Cos ass/ the est us the raw* (kir confilwu'ion sit last pap) aura , rVielelsee. lit .44 IPA , It, • • • was 11.1 , air..l I.• flers redvas 110*