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111 ••••••411. , I summits 2110. NFW TIIIFATRE-ROYAL, CIF -GARDEN. • /VMS PRESF.IST TiVIRSI3AY, Oct. 26, Inf:9, KUI heartell, a roately, called WIIEN YOU CAN. After wbich, second time, • New Mnnical Piece, called, TIIE JUBILEE. With eutirely Neer Sc: eery, Dreettru, soul Deeurstiune —The Ore' tone laud %lyric ecuup.m.d owl selected by Mr. Berle The l'ruteipul Churectere by Mr Incirtinl, Mr. Taylor, Lionn, Mr. Mumma ; Mrs. Dickuna, Mn. Liatoe, aud 114.1.1 nu. which will bewailed, the Grnnd Ballet Pantomime of OSCAR AND NIAININA; OR, THIS HALL. OF FINGAL. Omar (the ilcsecuilant of Finical`, Mr. Bologna, Jun. ; Fingal, U.. Rolo,gna; Valetas (Datighter to Toscar,, filiss Adams ; Carrot the Irish Chieftai n `, s.ir. Farley. Boxes, 71. &stood Price, mi. el. j S..cong Price, • 41kry, or. ; Remand Po ire, tiar,r,,, The Doors will Re'opene'd al Half past Five, and the Play begin at lialf.pnet Tumturrow, The Benne Stratagem.—On leatweilay, The SCII4IOI of Reform; or, How to Rule a ilusliand.—the MOO.. slay, The Giceiais Daughter En pheasia. by a Y.oniig Lady, being her tiro appemance in Lortion.--.41,1 T0.P411,, E s ii r —On Weditesday, Every Man to his armour ....on Tiers Inv, leek and Tame& • The Proprietors of the new Theatre Royal, is Coveut garden, beg leave, eittin, most respectfully to aderme then.- wives lii the Piddle. hymhatsc itrizment, they are seasilile, they "till in crew (hint within their tamer to be guided. They presume to think, that the pi you, rigithmert of the prices of admissisit, will, un dor consideration,- be torrid t o he supported by "•eery argtiment irt lemon soul justice ; nod arn• lumps to Ni'.,` (list it meets old& the approvel of a eery large majority of the cuointituity The Proprietors are nut •ins ing at wealth met ea...IMAM gsin, they are merely labouring tier a fair selnistesee. It has been embus tiativey and Italia fartivily proved, after the fullest, sod must impartial imesti gr WM. that the adoption of the former priers would subject them to a certain ioas of t iser Cent. per autism, Oa their ca pital Rut, some persous have mid, that this evil neieht Art obviated by a system of istriciercroomny If the Proprietors, Set the erection (Atha 11e10 Theatre, Lave erred on the link! of ex pease, it lots been, tat-40.0 an 1101ttet desire toe...molt the acemoinsulatton, in•itre st.sfity, of all wko resort to It ; red, idly, (es the had a right to rapt it they should!, to collect such Perim ti VfA. and I!., plat fur I. Seruery, Di leer', Itecoratioss, &e. us might beat rontribate tin renikr the ex h hills/us of the Dr., deb V. 01 doer Of 3 critical 11,01 volightened People. Under *lon heads tall a severe Ve1)110011i to Intro duced? The Actors asil A rtrossea cerium be expected to Ole their latomrs II antallar elnalleligatiiiii I had tin-y received in the old The tree, Cr Shim the, ran receiee is Theatres out of londou ; and the Priquirtom hove MA hitherto hears aldelo godurtake to airord them a greater ; *or deer hpe jumpers of inch an advance Punish an Pete of their calculated (ohne...Awn/nine. la the Scenery, Dress. s, Decueetioos, Lightimt, Ste. of shirts ever) article is daily increasing ha price, all frelelitrO I.f expense as evidently im practicable. Tice astli-gamil truth is, that, even at the pie sent pr.ces, the net-essay the Proprietors are antler of pro. • cver thing new, tor almost every reoreseutstiou, with the plus •st eronnoiy, fur rime years materially reduce, if wit totally eh. orb, the... profits. , The Proprietor* hope, they shall not lie thought istrosive Rae agehijsmsoling to the warren sod justice of the fee guentt es a 51. c Theatre, to sues all who are concerned in It from atter ruin They best, that they shall not be dis appointed in their confident reliance Olt this occasion, on the liberality, wisdom and justice, of a treat and greet ous . „ d ip," gee persauded, that, as iinfortuttately it not at their choirs 10 silt, the present Serer of trlsaiselno, which ars so moderate as they mild make them, they shall tis allowed, by their nitiister,optitri exert a, to eniiravettor st the only return than c an offer for the patronage sal (mime they trquert, u they lime the buimor of evincing', by in creasing efforts, their attethoted seal foe the improvenseut of the amusements of the I 111:1/ TII FAIR F: UNDER THE SPECIAL. LICENSE OF THE LQRD CIIAMIIERLAIN Illraate.l foe the prrgent Season 8,, the Joist opplicatiou of ,attics psi:lt:T.44y intt 7 restett ". rrliElft SERV atIcTS, ikle the COMPANY of the late DRURY-LANE THEATRE, will, THIS PRESENT THURSDAY, Oct. lbo9, perforia the etrons.ly ai BODY. Sir Geneve Airy, Mr. K nett ; Sir Frantic Gripe, Mr. Dorton ; Sir Jesiwits 'Ureic, Mi.. Painter ; Charles, Mr. Holland; Marplut, Mr. Wrenrh (heir% his first appearsnen la that rharerterl; Whisper, tie Ile Camp. Atiranclat, Miss Doineam ; Patch, Mrs. Ilarinwr. After ts lairls,2.. cwtd time, no entirely new Musical Dramatic Lut.rteiunernt, w TwuArts, ralkd IN'S .1(71ill-EE. Wit:t new •nmie, erener, ticesses, anti clreoralims. .1 he musie . tompoor.l by Mr. Kelly. The characters by 'lr. Mathews, Mr. Dorton, Mr. Phi lipps, Mr. 1 1 ,411, Mr. Powell, Mr. PfIILOP, Mr fisicht, Mr. Le Cau.p. Mr. Palmer, 'lr. Smith, Mr SU, ld I:s, Mr. riskier, ls, Mr. Spat k., Mr. Cliatte.lcy, Master West. Mies ell}, Mira Ray , Mn. Blau,]. - - - BUNN IIS. Price da.; l'it it (id. Srcueil Price IS ; ;heed Price is.; Ill'pper thillrry IS. ticcusid Price 6d. The New Nfu.:cal Dramatic Sketc) , , verf.rimed in humour of the soniverstry ul Nu Majestys Aecurwion, wag receiveil thean i ghont with Mont, of applause nisd laitaliter, and will she repentleu Tu-miwrim, with The VUOt Gentleman and ma &nudity, with The Jew. Tu-supwrissr, Oct , 27, bill be priblislovoi, p rice is. ELF-4 kEF EN(' I.:: or, brokers Det.•lidcil ; Sis Amver.to Pamplact entitled, Pawalmokers D 4 tected sod Dissreell." MAI by E. Greet, ii Portugal...tree, Liacule••• I uu- fields. TO liOOhNEI.I.I.:RS. dertlr i e:llpde" ... n.":abs l 4be' tilde &aim tai, and writes* good baud . Letten address. tl to A B. at Mr. Tarititee. Heller, Teats llock•atniet, Coveat..garile:o. will be immediately tellemiled NEW AND EXTR44)RDINARY CHEAP SILKS. ArrllN rm.! Skl Er% RS. 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The trial of the Caprains in the Freocii :coy; alto commanded the ships tle,aroved Lc on, tieet in Basque Itoink, fills a 'supplement of five *lt•.c•t• to the Illoniteu• of the II th instant. The follow ing is the substance of this interesti%; and import ant document. The &faience li.ss not yet been transmittt d to us. It appears by the arrount of the lass of the Ton nes re, lore by her Captain, Mr. Clement de la Itticiere, that whilst endeavouring to avoid our fire-ships, she was rim on board of by the French mum of war the therm, unit grounded ou the rocks. Repeated exertions were made to save her, but the wind proving unfavourable, the boats being fo- a long time absent, uail the water no longer kept down by the pumps, one of which had burst, al though the masts lied been cut away, and the great est part of her guns and water-casks thrown over board, she was at length deserted by her crew, after permission to that effect had l►een granted by a signal from the Admiral, answering their si4nal of distress. The Captain was the last who left the ship. This statement was fully corroborated by the written minutes of the journals kept by the officers. reeteott of the I .sit of the Cateistra seaoi given by her Captain, Wan, and his officers, jointly. It Moen, that tvhild preparing to en . l rage Bliti.ll frigate, they wire sorpriowil by the explo • kilt Of It eatattattfell and satin sifter, Wit% nearly • 0 7 -., • (- . e .:-. t'..fle,,, v , \ 4 •-; -* V' i A l vit b CI x • ) V. s• i V,:.:..4. , - • ' • - • • ' T '• •/" $ • 1 0 .91 : 10A . isa:ll FrEsuitc sur.ounded wilhfit- of which theit can non sunk, they col' # es to avoid the others, and shout mulnigh unded ; but after lighten ing the vrt-sel, Succeeded the neat morning to get off with the tide: They were then attacked by two of our frigates and two bomb-vessels. Notwith standing their disadvantageous position, and dew paucity of their numbers, the whole crew consist ing of only' 4130 turn. they returned our tire, when, eboat three o'clock, two other British ships joined In the attack. At four, convinced of the impossi bility of saving the,ship, they forsook it, liar:ng only 12 men wounded awl none killed, and bet it on tire, when they repaired on board the Ai4usirel, who sent dram to Rochefort. The loss of the frigate L'lndiviine is thus ac counted for in the journal of her Captain, signed by all her officers. Having placed hie vessel a t 4 short &Aimee from the boom. which protected the French line. she was suddenly covered with lin.. by two explosions, whi, h took place at the boons within the lapse of forty minutes, and di.- cover Nil to his view the approach almond brigs aced lire-ships, which heist rtimu s li the boom, • and advanced kindling against the fleet. In OT. • der to ovoid them, he pawed through the French hoe, and after several astonishing eseupes, ground ed, and waited for the return of the The next day he was astonished at Gliding, that not a single French vessel had suilered . by the effects of the explosion and tire-ships. That day was spent chiefly in vain efforts to get afloat, and witsiessimg the destruction of the Ville de Varsocie, the Calcut ta, ills ilex, suit Tounerre. On the 13th, he visa attacked, as well us the (keels and Regulus, IT-biz British gun-busts, a small frigate, mad two cutters ; hut. after an ammo of several hours, that flotilla was olili,;ed to retire. Having thrown the ',prat ed moodier of his guns, almost all his powder, anunintion, and provisions, into Ale mu, with out bring able to get completely Moat, he was oldi ; ;eil to rend to the Admiral fur ammuni tion and assistance, both of which. were net afford ed him in an effectual manner. On the 14tli•ha formed a buttery nu land. which was served by part of his crew. At four o'elie•k, tire British brigs. and a bomb-vessel, attacked the f.'igulasu ass4ll ' Fosidroyiud, and contii.md bombarding them un til seven in the evening, withunt compelling them, to alter their position: Oa the 15th, he satiCeed#4 in getting the frigate perfectly afloat, and threw al moat tile whole of his remaining einition into the sea. In the evening, he descried the approaching cutainatens, and took precautions io cosrsequerice. On the ;Gtli, the frigate Ives driven ettoond by the wind a second time. Her mama were sat the point of fallit ' r overboard; she woe tilling lea with wa ter, and her aides to gape, when her Cap; tein called a Cimiteil of %Var. which &detrained that every hope of !elfin; her being Iced, it was ne cessary to aleviolon her;. she aas wet on fire, and the craw !sailed sees, &MOW, itostA whsisce (hey re paired t.. Ilachefiet. The Ca;rutite of La l'ille de raeo,e4 mud Are Pert Wring 'wen token prtirierit, their iitittruietit of the In.. of their ships could out be transmitted to the Court-Nlortiid. Captain I,x Caille, the Tunrrille, one of the ship! that escaped. hat tug 'Well Weaved alleaVitl4 his sialp for si.vrial hour.., while she WAS ill ilrelieliCt of the enemy, 'nil the uccuriticni beinig corrobo rated by the tit:tititri of hus jnit rind, we alr.o corn p,?!rd to cive nu account o v Cnialuct before the Officers coui,rc,ing. tlir. Court-M.4'l:6i. It 11 , ,,pee that when the tir.rt catamarans ex. plutied, the Frroch frigate, La Pallas, w 1.04: ett;- dedvmorioag to •void a hre-bhp, rani on hoard the whicit then cut a ralde, awl Was soon alter threatento by the J:r4e/to, h a tires b ; ,.1 L.r.l ,t•elf. The T,nrc•iUc then ma re otr. d to the surroteuthi,l4 pe,ds, hurt got u:ol the C4ptA:l, or.lcred tile h ottipo.w barrel', to b e torliel rhn,ll.l the , ills ea , ch tire, that they might 1,. .1 11,(i b. 1 ; out hil licrimon prn%. ta:ll.lutided. Chi the Orr bill Of a tnlnt , be trteowtell 445,1 the m..listh of the river, but wait lit • !t• bolo, of sauces.. O.' the 12th, wiiil•t several lkiri.h fris 2 ittes eii 4 '2,1 the Ville de Vursurie, the tn;catta, oad the l'ortirtPe threw her heavy Kunio and ..w...11 bulls overinoril, and sent all her ones. l ie. Woe tl nod weak iutilors owl 0:1 shore, wily the .saute.: writ so.: iti•riio • e l , boort). The pidot, couviiiml Of the wriossitniity of saviti4 the ship, took French Ic ve, and tl•e Captain, 106iritted Out oeVer.4l lire were c.. nog. tho nitro/fie, 1.105t:1 , 0,4 64 hi• position, of bto inaliihts to hyoid nr' r , tuove them, ordered the whole cit w in 10 -, I, anti wt• the Lott who the •11i1). 1 Ir. %Awl In/tw in:2 uiiiler i one a luvourithle cliato2e, ooil ISO tiro ship. teeing reached their ghdis,aiiot , , the Ciii,.taira crew Ti ritrileitoo bouril, with the •14t11.. W hom they had ((mud 011 P:1•0., and 011 U 110* el. !inmost! his !relief that the 01011:0 , 1;r( Le got •iloat, nceottitt or the alteratum it, the 5eve . .. , 11 Brito,l l boinl•-ve•sels RNA other slops nopte , ithel tit that irritteal moment, to enege the Mena in l et rourei:te, both of winds tieir lire etlectu,l,. True ist , ..t isielit they tiiteet gettiot: afloat, situ! !wit, 41 (..r nuke - 1) of the river quit through tile n 44st a exitenenee of the 10104 were: grOU.l.le.l ou the other e:dr. (tens. Foods. Ou the Irnh, they were set iifiitot by rite worniiiic tide. Oniil oil the irith iviebri•ed at it)e mouth of t,:•• ricer, oti the trona of Vertiemn. filer” Winners thy ev4tnin.tion of the of:it-era of tlta liret. ‘ri.wh. los f exceed, that ohich twtk Hive, whets the ime,tsi d ntsoet into liar: Geo bwr's conduct. On the Vrty watt: ottifialelh WCIPIC 1 ,:,,i.r. It +teeny., in fm , inr of tile ('41 . 0n1;.1 sincoi were Irtit ; • lint in ul tAintit vterteaa 4 d..4.1.:411 apszon. TO t veto.