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ri• l e g ;,it 3l td•N ~~ '~ ~`'~- • • Et, r r f 1 V I. • ; Fi . f. . r . . Nonage 1888. RIR EM. THEATIIF...II()YAI„ PRESRNT E% EN IN(;. Feh. 4. 1909, "I'Leir 31alesties' Servants *ill set the Comte Opera of TIIE Prises Orlando, Mr. Brabant ; Coi;nt Curvitan, Mr. Pen. ley; Marqii:s de Grand Cbatcau, Mr. Undoes~; Loren,. ~ by the Yoling Centlencas who lierformsl Sir Gtvirre Airy, • being Ids sec.al appearance); Whitnalciiln, Mr. Bannister; deter, Mr. Dowtou. Mtaft Lyon ; is atom, 51:s. Mattsts•; Cur:uso, Mrs. I:a:Imre; Floretto, Mrs. Mountain. u *kids to the Cowie Uruna , of 'CHI': TIJKEE i) 'l'llE DE! CE. Justice Teuchit, .: Peregrine Siugle, Mr. El- Pertisau Mi lon ; Permit! Single, Mr. .stun; 114u0nt.!..-..;• :776, '4lr .11rathc-,v, ; Fesulk, Mr Camp. M ISA heyce ; Plurbe. Mit. Mothers ; Miss Kttly. THEIVITE-ROYAL, HAY-MARKET. I'ItESENT EVENING, Feb. 4. Iso9. will he newt, tist-Ttage4 of KING HENRY 'I.IIE Henry, hievaf Etlollll4, 14r. Pop. Cardinal Wuhey, air. Kcal!tin; Areithite..or Coati-bar*, Mr. Marr.l ; Muke of karkingbans, Mr. Wanton; Cromwell, Mr. I'. amble limit/rig% Cloven of England, Mn. Soldnos Aline .lliss Bristlw Patieuec,(with a Soug,) bultou. Art I. The Cardinal's ssugn. i. Act 11. The Trial of :turf% Katharine. Act V. The Woe...beton to the tbriateu tr4 oldie Princess Elisabeth. . _ Albti.cr (sib time. theft 5 ItlrP,) a Grand litisturie Paw tuitions Drama, in two Parts, called I)I. LA PEROUSE ; cm. THE DESOLATE BLAND. Einorenvi PeronFr !the Novi.fritnr,) Me. No'rigna, ins.; Theodore, son of P.:sortie, Miss Worirni,to ; Mr. Bldg •.q. Siadoote Nestle, Mite Bristow —(:liwiliptinoce, fon Aria al of the ',taut:lw leland,) by Mot, r O r.. Biro?. NlL tyre a Neighbouring lit.tod : haiku, (Suitor to Untlia,l (:r4n2.1,11; Aeiavin, kt'oulm's Father,) Mr. Niug ; Potc "(Wm, Mr W. Murray 1 t lasetwar, Mr. Goodwin. 17ualia, Mies Adavo MRS. BIILCINGION. N.11..D1. AND MR. 1.1111.1 tl'S CONCF.ItiS Coder the Patronare of their Royal Ilichstf.•ftes the Prince of itika. tie?. Bloke of Suset.s the Ihtke ui Canibridifr, bar Rural H,Rhorsa thy Ducht; of and attend La the, of Diat:ortuni. I KS.SILLIhGTOY,JIr IVALDI,aidMr. BRAMA7I, revnertfitly acquaint the Nobility era Geatry that their nu 9rßeCltll'TlON CONCERTS will (eke plat* on the flaßovrint; !Monday, t.tb, 13tb, Utth, April leth, 21th, and May lath. By an arranetwwitt tie Prtmr;etor of it,, Argyle-street lastitution, the En. Syrtaiuntenta .st duos Rowse *ill Dot iottrfere math these Coccerte on the slope it..•niart. Subseriittio:, foe Guiiwne—..rnmarried Daughtersof Rub. tellces Poor 011111t.12. TlCketS tranaiieable in Familot tatily ladi.a . to l-adies, sad titatkmen'it to Gentlemen ; 'hie mzu lat ion must be ' , tried? adhered to. The moat eminent T. rfororre are alre:olv messed for these Concerts, and the Cielit rte.& it un the col irxed stale of lest roar.—al.voder of the ;11.4, :!r. WEIaISELL Cundiartur, Mr. G. 1. E Si .11C 1.1:e P anPRIET ORS of THl..er. CONCERTS, anxious t... -stain a roothatiation of the patroarne and approottiuu bs ttoaed on their Cone..at last year by their Subscribers, will reel.. t nu iibniirtunity of pliderinx thorn as auCtily :11 spect die attent.on of the NoMhly aid it:inttry, v.irt,ci:!arly by loteur)ar.ll4 maiiy new Piece*, Lag. Lib and Italian, C upuwl ur provide.: exprtasly for these Coaerrts. Sultseiiptiorso art Len. iveil by Sfetara Goulding and Co Now Boma street, where every farther particular may be known. 111 P. CCLEBRATLI) Mks rLAr.k F. Prapariug for 5.4, ;;;I sp. 4 ;lily •eill be p111;:4 shed > by (. f'sapple, Pall-Mall, HE iutrr~ au g ;krtti MENU/MS ne . Mrs. MARY ANN CLARKE, (Tura the age of Fa ke*, N elm promise time. YEttsoNs a either w;11 greatly promote ?heir fiance laralth.an.l happin.sti, hz the pillowl of d'hat valuable pit'diestiou, eittitle.l A (il'l flt. TO n, Aden.. to h .111 Arses, in • variett ..r complaints ; with a Vocalist *ota ncrytosti, colosositiptters, am& lo tw risen, SO*AiIIDN, W t l:4a a:tria Vail irSit of the Author. valuab r Pabhcation Isms already roc.- throneli farce cditioos ; every iudiridval , tusk or *sink; stsoluid reed this tint r nhillintt Tnict, at it is a mils rue/Wilt produt iwl . proves to he the best titbit). t.. Hatiltb, and, sic may add, to Impititlem4 low, that has Wes tbsiirteil into the world attrink the prt sent military. Auld In Alathaws nu.l Ixt,tti, Is, Strand. No. 5, York•strect, St. Janitaaisquaie, Fat. 9, 18 4, 1 AN K. BRUCE takes the curliest nvitorttitaity INK of returning his •iiiircrc thanks to his Neighbours sal frituds, for their exerthois awl assistance, donut{ the Fire, *Will happened at his late Oflire, in Pall-Nalleuurt. Bs is town to assure them, thot,by their assist anee, he was rank ii to tow the whole of his Famih , Rooks, sod Pat.ris, sod nreris all his unite Property The Duaiart!R Of Isis Office is now carried as at No. S, Ifutk-intt-t, Lt. Jambs-square. (YL THOUSAND FIVE HUNDLED Tit:UVIS ail be given on the FIRST and SE. ettNU of Drawing the GILIN sTAT LOT *lnr.ll heeme 1111 the 12th of APUIL !SEAT, be. Attlee the uekter-mtut limed Psi. , +: 6(1.1.111:. V 2 G 14 91.0 4. • • 1 1 .0 4 & SO9 4,4411 .••••• • - . 15 71•J0U ---, -. sivove eto. L.stOu t ioto DAYS or DRAWING Wadoirtday Friday Tllir:J.l April .17 Satu.day April ij The t'v!tractors have perashc•ion of the Lords of Ilse Tree en: y to make a FREE GIFT uf 1,501 kt huh: Tickets, in I.llit;l.e to tlir Priers in the Scheme. I'IRS?/.lr, a Fre: ties of I,tion Whole Tickets, for t`rire utiuve the Nuaaixrs of ehirh are 11+ fidlow 3,11 in 7.001 ..t0..7,100 10001..1n • 1 0 . 6 " 0 I ..1 .s,tam, 11,0 .. 11.100 I • . Ia . • 5,1 flo .. 1 '11 , '.1 to ..141.0‘) r" oh D DAY, another t'rrt- tiift of 500 Whole Ticket., the Fir , t-skuri POL.: %Save ICI., thr Numbers of ob t , tale av fullim 140141.. —to—. tI,IIM I 115,n0l ....t0.... C.,14.0 14,301 .... to 14,1.) 16,5./1 .... 6.11.5 n 17.. .1 .... to ....17.105t aid SILIRL'i an Setting at every Licc:ia 14 11111ct1 lflu%u. FA IST A F This day is published, N ENGRAVING. io the line manner. - hy Bromley, from u Drs;ring by the Rev. J. klerest.ird, in which i% attempted a Representation of the Charscter of FALSTAFF. Proofs 91. et ✓.. Common Impressions ii. is. N.B. A few impreasismis have ilegtl taken off us India paper, pr.re each Ji. 311. Published by Willium Miller, Albemarle This day is pubi.shed, iw imperial folio, price 11. t ts. W. the lint Plumber of 0" NA MESTA iltOU I'S, tie:Ltirtive of FLOWERS, MR UR , SH ELLS, and I N SLCTS. By M. GARTSI DC Publisbed by Miller, Att,,.nrwle-sleet. N. B. 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On Wednesday, Febru I , was published, No. XVII. of 111117.SATIRIST ary ; or, Monthly Nieteur ; cun t rutting, besides a variety of other interesting triatter, An Englishmans Prayer to the Devil—Sacerdotal Prodi gam—Strlcturks on CI bbett, being a Coup de Dram-, nick authentic documents of his haring &se-reed—Letters on the Argyle-street Instontion—Notorinus (111nblers, No. 1. —Epistle to a Nobleman—The Liverpool Wife—Noturions rashionoble ehßrartrr, Nn. is.—Anecdoter..nEpigrams— Exposition ui various infirmous Cbiracters, itse. k.e. • for Sanoto'l Tipper, 37, Lcadenh.ill.street ; and may also be bad of every Bookseller is the United King dom'. AN ASSISTANT WASTED TO A IVIIuI.CSALL BOOKSELLER. ATEADY ACTIVE MAN, who has been ' accustomed to the Modern Trade, Prices, Accounts, lac. will lie treated with on Liberal Tgrnia. Letters directed .1 1). at the Chapter l'orree-husise, Pa- Wooster-row, containing Name auJ Partieoluis, will he im mediately attended to. ••• Nuns weed apply, whose Character a ill not heir the sweetest !aqui/7 for Integrity end Attention to 8U11112,111. 1,100 STATE LOTTERY TICKETS AS A FREE GIFT IN TILE PRESENT LOT fERY, Which begins 'awing oa WEDNESO.II . , lath of APRIL. I SI4A ICES are now selltop, to the Second State totterv. The Scheme convists or aO,OOO Tiekets only, with the additional Eric Gift of the present Contractors of yam Whole Tickets, Aw the first-drawn Prize, either whide ur iu sharer, that in drawn ass the lit Jay :Atm. 151. in addituri to the hitt: that it a ill otherwise be entitled to; lik:orir: 'on Ticket., in like manlier, Sic the Di airing, without impoverishing the said Scheme ; than:foie an early purchase is reronitiwnded by Silt JAVES IIItANSCOMII AND CO. Proprietor. f the Lucky Lottery Oates, No. 11, llulhu. t. ; No. J 7, Cortilaill ; No. uo, Hayrnai kci, rieradil4 ; soul at No 20, Strand; where No. 7.0*4 I, the fortunate number entitled to the Grand Wire of iced whole ticket+ on the Ist day of Drawing the last State Lottery, was sold in one Half, one Quarter, one Eighth, mid tan Soul cent lis anal n here likewise the following Capitol Prices iu the 'twit last Years' Lotteries we,e sold in ail Shari*, entitled to 40,tonil. and the only price of that A inotait ever shared, I Z.; Icl• • I. !Y.A.' , 0 4.1 -1.1.14; N.I. 6,141 ..1.. JO ,001.) 140123 .. 20,90411 1149:0 .. liser.ll , r 7, ,; • • 21,01 c 577'.. orvotio 14,;53 10,004) I 1, , (11 r W:th To play Prises of .-„tond an d 11(s;sles a cleat proportiod nf.:•,•d. Wort olhlr Caritots to forgoer Lotterim amounting to up,wards SINS. NaltftLlNti Lad the foquirateAl:rentsrets paid WI daisaad. , THIRTIETH JULIA " VALLADOLID, JAN. '2l. " The• Duke of Dalmatia left Bet;inans on the 12th inst. flaring rem:lied the Meru, he found the bridge of Burgo cut. The enemy was dislodged from the villag.: of Borg°. In the meantime Gen. Fraticeselit ascended the river, which he crossed ut the bridge of Seta. Ile made himself rustster of the high road front Corutina to Saidiao, and took six and tiu so:ditrs prisoners. On the same Jay a 6)4 of JO marines, who were fetching water from tire hay near Nero, were takeu. From the village of Persil°, the English fleet could be observed in the hat hwor of Coruntoos. " 0:1 the lJth, the eosstny coshed two portlier sus. pastors; situated near the heights of Mt. Margaret, at half a league from C 013111114, to he blown up. The explosion was terrible, and felt at the distance of three leagues.. " On the kith, the bridge nt forgo vas re paired., and the French artillery was able to pass. The enemy hod taken a position at tae leagnesdis lance; half a league before Commie. fla was seen employed in hastily embarking his sick and wounded, the number of which, according to spies and deserters, amounts to 3000 or 4000 men. The English were, iu the mean wink, occupied in de stroying the batteries ou the coast, and laying waste the country on the sea shore. The Commandant of the Girt of St. Philip, suspecting the fate in- . tended fur his fortification, refused to admit them in it. " On the evening of the 13th we saw a fresh con voy of Wu tail arrive, amoug which were four ships of the line. On the morning of the 15th, the divisions of Merle and .14 ennet occupied the heights of Villa boa, where dd• enemy's advanced guard was sta tioned, which was attacked cud destroyed. 0 v right wing was stationed on the point where the mid from Centrum to Lugo', and that from Co rinna' to Sant:ago, meet. The left was placed be hind the village of Diana. The enemy was sta tioned behind souse lionitiful heights. " The rest of the kith was spent in fixing a bat tery of twelve pieces of cannon; and it wax not till the 16th, at three o'clock in the afternoon, that the Duke of Dalmatia gave orders .o attack. "The assault Mtlit6 made upon the English by the first brigade of the division of Menai% which overthrew them, and drove them from the village of &vine. The second re!.inielit of light infantry covered itself with glory.* General Jpiracus; at the head of the Voltigenre, wrought a tUrrihte carnage. The eneiny, from his rztreated to the ;actives which sutround Coiunna. " The night growing very dark, it was necessary to suspend the attack. The et-my availed him self at' this to embark with precipitation. Only 6000 of our men were engaged, and every arrangement was made for abandoning the positions of the eight, and advancing next day to u general attack. The loss of the enemy has been iinmense. Two of our batteries played upon them during the whole of the engagement. We counted on the field of bat tle more than eight hundred of their ileatl , .bodies, among which was the body of General Hamilton, and those of two other General Officers, whose names we are unacquainted with. We have taken 411 Officers, :100 men, awl 4 pieces of cannon. The English have left bellied them more than 1500 horses, which they had killed. Our less amounts to 100 killed awl 150 wounded. " The Colonel of the 47th Regiment distill guishcd himself. An of the dist infantry Lilted with his own hand an EnOisli Officer, who had endeavoured to Wrest front hint his eagle. The Ueuend of Artillery llonweat uud Colonel Fontenay have •i : sialised thene,ove, " At day-break on the 17th. ur saw the English convoy under sail. On the last, the whole had disappeared. " The Duke of Dalmatia had caused a cnrronadc to be discharged upon the vessels from the fort of Santiago. Several transports raw aground, and all the men who were on board were taken. • " We found in the establishment of the Panora (a large nianufactory, ac. in the suburbs of Cu rminu, where the English had previously been en camped) 000 English muskets. Magazines also were 'lrian, containiog a great quantity ofmnmuui tion and other edicts, belonging to the hostile army. A greaernutnber of wounded were picked up in the suburbs. The o l iinion of the inhabitants on the spot, and deserters, is, that the number of wounded in the battle exceeds 1,500 men. " Thus has teri ll ill ;tied the English Expedition which w sent into Spain. After having foment ed the Atria this unhappy country, the English have abandoned it. They had disembarked dd,noo men cud tiouu horses. 'cV4' have taken from them, =cumin% to cahmlatiou, 43,500 num, exclusive of the sick. They have re-embarked very. little bag gue. very little ammunition. and very few horses. We have counted 5000 killed and left behind. The men wlio have bmud an asylum on board their ves sels, are harassed cud dejected. lii another sea son of the year, not one of them would have es- Of the 38,000 men whom the English had dis embarked, we may he Le:to:red that scaret4!" 24,un0 will return to 11:1,..11aud. " The army of Romani, which, at the et:11 of December, by the aid 14 reitifoi•cemeutr whieli it lisid received from thillicuo, 'eofflii,ted of 16,00.1 lell. ill reduced to iros than SOuto inew, who are wautlcring between Igo and ti.uttiago, and are cles.ely pursued. The langrlon of Lunn - , the Jun. vines al Zamora, and all Gallicia, which the Eng ledi had been desirous to cover, itre conquovd and 'll...General of I)ivimion lApisse has neat pa trn`..l into Portu4ll, oh., have Paten well receie.A. kneral Almt:lttst eutered tielamanat,ke set there *ith some sick of the English tr.,upa." • of LORE'S, F' ID Mr. Corry presented papers at the bar relative to the Armistice and Convention of Cintra, wh. 1. were ordered to lie kid on the taLle. The Lotto etterrtt:r.t.mt marl the letter of Ad miral I k Courcy, in ditswer to the rniumnnios..tion of the thanks of that House for hi, meritorious set- vices, and those of the Officers under his c"iiiinalid, who had so ably assisted the cm hnrl; ation of our army from Cormina. It expreseed his gratitude rift the favour conferred, and how much he ot:- mated the honour bestowed upon him by the r Lordships. It was ordered t 0. .. be catered on Cfe JOlNPitilll of the Hon,te. The Earl of \lots♦ presented a petition Om the debtors confined in Morpeth g;:ol, complaining of their situation. Ordered to he on fhe tAjle. INSOLVENT LIERTORS. The Earl of MuticY gave notice, that it was his intention, on Thursday next, to move for a Com mittee to inquires into the situation of insolvent Debtors, agreeably td what he had stated upon a former occasicm. He then moved 6' That their Lord ships be summoned for that day." Ordered itc.- corditigly. FORCES soil . TO SPAIN AND PORTUGAL, Lord Eassise moved an Address to Ili. Ma jesty, requesting •• That tin-re be . Lid la-fure the House a Return of the whole amount of infantry, • cavalry, transports, wozgons, arms, ammunition, &c. sent out to Gibraltar, Portugal, and i the year InittB ; and a Return of the whole her of men afterward, re-landed in tine country, and effective at the tuna; and also of the artiouot of the %vltule Inas, in all respects, sustaimAl in those expeditions." The Earl of LIVERPOOL had not the small** objection to the motion, generally ; but he consi dered it right to suggest that there would be some time required in making out a part of those re turns. still it was the wish of His Majesty's , sisters to comply with every request for inform*. tion, and care should he taken to givens corr,ct 311 account as possible, and to expedite the inakiug cut all the relit us moved for. Lord Eftsitilia's motion was then agreed to. • STATE OE PORTUGAL. The Earl of BlLlCkiNamAitsulak...said, Vrit cer tain events having taken place, be felt wailed mac to peisst in the motion of which he ha:l ;;;% en no tice upon a former day. He had reason to 'wise.", from thetatest accounts, that the French were is atonal poseession of Portugal, and our troops were about to leave the country ; it that were true, awl Lisbon should he in the bands of the enemy, theme . might be considerabla danger apprehended in rts gard to this country. Whether this account were true or false, he thought it might be prudent to postpone his intended motion for the preseut. raiz country had occupied his very serious &tient:me and he considered there was not sufficient regard manifested towards it by His nijesty's Minister.; but he should take an opportunity.,of expressing Isis mind upon this subject on a future oecesica. The Earl of LtrEarnot, would not trouble the House at this time, as the Noble Earl hadthoug.i.: proper to postpone his motion. His Ma;est)'s M:- nisters had not received any mien information m-s had been alluded to, namely, that die Fri:itch were in possessiou of Portugal ; at the sante time it would not he correct in him to say more 14.0 n the °cession. He could assure the House, that His Majesty's Ministers were ready to answer any quo,- boo, and to meet any inquiry, respectfaig their eolidurt, not only in Portugal, but on tic.r whole of the peninsula. The Order of the Day was discharged. It was 'ordersil that the Banbury Peerage be proceeded -with on 'Tuesday next, unless any thing should ,•etir ins Monday, which ntightren der it alivisalile to postpone it to a future day.— Adjourned. HOUND or coMMoNs. Sir JAMES GRAHAM brought in a Bill for Teri lating certain fisheries on the coast of Cuinbertinal, which was read a tint time, and untried to be read a second time. Mr. lIUSKISSON presented a copy of the appoint ment of George Lynn. Esq. to the office of Co servitor of Seots Prtvil-ces iti the Netherlands,— It wi?ordered to he pr:nte(!. Mr. NVzt.7.lsm AD nu'' ri! the names of three geaticinen, orfcred to attend the Com• mittee of the whole lio t.e, a, , ponitcll to inquire into thi• conduct of tfa%ai ilightiess the /Juke of Mr. CCRWEN moved, " That there he :aid be fore the House au aceolict of the: defies end cus toms payable: iu tite tile of Mao in the years ita./5, I ma, 180 j, and inns." I.3 I PLY The Hoare resolved itself into a Committee of the whole House, to consider of rt ,:apply to be ~rne:teil to His Majesty, to which was refer, ed two acconats of the outstanding Exchequer Bills. Mr. IlhsuttsioN moved, in the Committee, " Thnt the windier o: 130,006 seamen, niehothinz 31,400 marines, lie granted for the ye:or ltior," which was agreed to. lie then moved, •"i'liat the %Pm of 3,1•26.;.0r)01. be granted for wimai forth,:: • same-also the slim of 4.9%45,3041. for toctoilo—b also the stone of 3,ens,Cnni. for tsetse and teat.-. - also the sum of SCl,:ittol. ordnitisce." Sit CHARLRA POLE, upon the first motion for money being pot, stated he had no objection to the grant of money 11 , ces.P7y for the public sernce, provided abuses were corrected : one was. the whole business of the King'. Proctor being confined to one man, who mo-t be inadequate to the dotal , of the office. Another abase callirg for reform was the appointment of Commissioners of the N.A.er and V.ctioillio4 Board, who were wholly twilit, former habits, for the pmperdischnrge of thew .Inti I There was also another measure, which. though • '