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wpp ' S -< - • " . • .. • . 41:Kirrit 1 4 , P • • 35rtitto b. aa r C Tr " ..-.44 , cp V 6 4. • - . WEDNE.SDA NOVEMBER ••22, 1809. ,; 41 • 1742a.bA. lit oils • • / "I% , . . t 1 samosa 2133. ~_ • JUBILEE SER)MN. Price Is. St V 1 11+ ItIGtiTEOUST4 ESS of a arum the DLEASEDIIESS of the PECIPI.L. Preached at Tilhary, on Oetut.cr 91, !lot). By the Rey. Sir ADAM COI? nos, Bert. fleeter of that Perish. Printed fur fauekdela, jun. s t, l'all-Mall. Where may be hail, in I toils nitre ac. The ECONOMY uf 'CllllO4l'l AN 1.Ii•li. Ity the Rev. Binetry, Author of " Amine% fliotraphy," kr. This is stir must elegant 30er:tints that has ever been wide from the Sacred Writim,r,s. It greatly facilitateit the comp anion of Sermons, and way justly be ihmutuniated a Chris tits Manual. E-HALFPENNY. BURNS, AND CO. I _nforro .the rublie, that ARES for the weauiag STATSI EiriTERT are vow ea Sale at Obeli Office. .0 0 riv.W THEATN F•BOY AL, COV.ENT-GARDEN. PRE,;ENT WEDNESDAY. tinv. 2' . so 4), will be perlonrd, a Grand Melo-Drootatir Opera, iu tlurc acts, called, TUE EXILE. count the Exie, Mr. Egerton Governer of Si. brr'i, Mr. N 1 uadra ; harms Allts,addr, Mr. Lirtoni Coant Calal,r, Mr. Bellamy; tat Patriarch, Mr. Cress wrll Da• rm. Mr. Y., .tat ; Servite. Mr. Fawcett •I'lve ri la I . rer• igliwaiwilw, MI" I Mr.. Hiouphries ,• AI, sista, Br rq. II Joltioiton ; liatbarine ' Mr.. Dickonir Su which will be added, a Tragic Paatouticuical Ballet, calk& DON .11 TAN !Shortly will he iiiihliah••l, Hy T. CADF.LI. and ta. DAVI 1 R , Siraiol„ Elegantly printed, to Six Votarot-, Octavo, with a Pirtrait of Mr. Atliaison, from an original Picture, by (a few rtiptee on Royil Piper). rII4F. WoRKS of the Right lion. JOSEPH AD the A WV Edition. with ropioni Nur t a. kb , the late RICHARD. HVItD, D.D. Lord Bishop of %Vomiter. , . ...... ...- Ro 93, under lite ROTA L EXCIi A !WE. The Reh,.use clowning 4 trines of .. • 4 of 5OOO 12 if 1,..U0 And ,;(.1 To Ye all draws in ONE DAY. LIFE OF LORD NELSON. - By the Rev. J. S. CLARKE and JOHN M'ARTHCH, ESSItS. CADELL and DAVIES heg leave L to inform the Public. that the Copies of the LIFE of to NELSON, ordered previous to that slate, will he ready fur ilehreiy an the tat of December next. The et. most rare will be taken to appropriate the copies according to the dates of the orders and, in cous.quence of the Work haring extended to a much treater number of pages than was at first calculated, it has been found advisable to print second title. pages. ai •l to do it op iu hoards id two volumes, but without hirther expense to the porch isers than the ad ditional seven shillings charged by the bookbinder fur the second volume. In order to prevent, as much as possible, the mistakes likely to name in so ixtensire a drlircry, it is respectfolly requested, that payment may be made no the receipt of the volumes. . FOREIGN INTELLIGE.V4:E. OR, THE. I.IBETITIN P. DESTROYED. Don /min, Mr. F.tterton ; Dom Guslioan, ftlie Command. sit) Mr. Clinpmen; Scesalooneb, Mr. Grimaldi. Doane Arms, Miss Bristow. Time Dunces by the Misses Adams—To conduits is ith a Lew of the tole, nal Reelos.s, aerie Slenwer of Fire. Boars, 71.; SCCOB.I Pfire,:lB. 6d—Pit, as. ,• Seemed Price, tr.— , gallery, ; Second Prim, is —Upper Gallery, is. Trissoormws, Every Man in Isis Humour, and Don Jean. .Friday. The Way to Get Illarricd.—On Satrinbiy, 'The Enelisb Vest in ties --On Monday, The Roman Fa• titter —On Tuesday, The School for Prejudices—Oa Wed. Oledeas The Exile. LYCIHYM THEATRE. TINDER THE SPFXI AL LICENSE OF THE LORD CUAMBERLAIN Grinte4 for the present Season to Ow Joint application of all pectins principally interested. rpflElß MAJESTIES' SERVANTS, form -1 luj the COMPANY of the late DRURY-LANE 140A11m, will, THIS PRESENT WEDNESDAY, L s ', to, 'Bog, perform the comedy or THE BUSY 101 DY. Sir George Airy, Mr. Russell; Sir' Frantic Gripe, Mr. Vowing); Sir lesions Traffic, Mr. Palmer ; (+arks, Mr. Mutinied; Alarplot, Mr. \Verne's; W„hisper, Mr. Fisher. Miss Dunces ; Patch, Mrs., Harkme; Isabtuda. Mrs. Scott • Scentwelt, Mins Tidsweil. Te which will be added (third lime . ., a Nog Fart*, in Two ACia, called NOT AT HOME? 'Else Cliartetrre by Mr. Melvin ) Mr. Mathews, Mr. Der Caaip, Jlr. Hollan4, Mr. rainier, Mr. Mabel ry, Mr. J. Smith, Mrv.Ortter, Mrs. Mathews, ise.dae. In Act I. a &tog (composed by Sir. Kelly). • The New Farce isfNet at Home ! was agaiu received with =inch approbation, anti will be espested every evening this week. Tomorrow, A Bold Stroke for a Wife —On Friday, The Pam Gentlesoan; Fruity Worthioeteli by a Youug Lady first rst appearance on any stage). -4n Saturday, The Cabinet. FEOII TII Y. PARIS PAPERS. acs. 47. A great number of troops are like ady moving to. wardi tint Kingdom of Italy. The Prince Viceroy arrived here the day before yesterday witl► his head quarters. Besides the Italian division vithi4.4t viithin out walls, two French divisions base arrived. The tranquillity of the country is not only secured • but there is no dutitit of the rchtli or the Trot As the expellees of this magoiarelit Work have very eon aiderably exnee.led the ori‘inal estimate, the prices of all copies ordered subsequent to the Ist of December (ahnuld any then reitkon nudisposeil of) in tat iieccasarily he 'pretty advanced ; hot, in the mean time, the pews will rnntione us at present, Eight Guineas for Copies with Prowl Impressions of the Plates, and Six Liminess fur other Cup,es. • Lying down their tuanto and returning t• Weis imams. The Viceroy, on his arrival, published the follow. ing pruelsm•Lon: HISTORY OF THR POLITICAL LIFF. OF THE RIGHT HON. WILLIAH PITT ; Including ►mac Account of the Times in which he lived. By JOHN GIFFORD, Esq. MESSRS.. CADELL and 1./AVMS respect fully annonere that ibis Work ♦ill be pablished early in December, is the three following ferrets, viz. I. One hundred Copies, splendidly printed 111 three Yule Imperial Quarks; which will be faithfully appropriated as cordial to the dates of orders received. Price 151. i.s. in extra beards. 9. A limited number, in three elegml glutei V 011100.31, on Royal Paper. Price ill. as. in extra bicirds. 3 Handsomely printed la Six (MAYO. Price el. 41 Rich of these Editions will be illnitrateil by two finely engraved Portraits of Pdt ; see f...ins the bust executed by Mr. FLECOIII ; the other from the nest approved original Picture; and of these, one hundred Proofs will be taken WI for the *altering. Copies, and the next imureisions for tile Royal Paper Cantina. s t s A List of the Names received (i.e the quarto enp*s, in either silo, previous to public:it ioa, viii Ise printed and pre fixed to the Work, except of ►Luse who may direct otherwise. LLIt'.FNE !APOLEON, A RCII•CRA NCELFOR or STATE •I I'MA TRENCH EMPIRE, IrSt FOOT OF 11 A LT, rmircs •1 VENICE, ANU COMMANDER 1N CHI/ ' most Ur ITALY. "TO TOT P!OPLI Or Tar TTOOt. " Tyroteam! Peace is coscluded betweeti . H is Ilijesty the Emperor of the French, King of Italy, Protector of the Con federation of the Rhine, my august Pother and Sovereign, and His Majesty the Emperor of Austria. " Peace therefore prevails every where, except among you—you only do not enjoy its benefits. " Listeniug to perfidious 'nitration., you have taken ap arms against your laws, and have subverted them, and now you are catlieripg the bitter fruits of your rebellion; terror governs your cities ; idleness and misery reign is you ; dis cord is io the midst of you ; sad disorder esaay isbere pre vails. Ilia Majesty th. Emperor and King, touched with your deplorable situation, and is ith the testimonies of re pentance which several of you have conveyed to his throne s has expressly consented, in the treaty a pence, to pardon your emirs and miscendact. " I then bring yea peace since I bring you pardon. Rot &clue to you, that pardon is granted you only ou the coo• ditieu that you return to your obedience and duty, that you voluntarily lay down your arms, and that you oder so re- Biel-eon to my troops. J . " Charted with the summand of the armies which see ronnd you, I come to receive your submissive, or to compel you to submit. " The -limy will be prikeded by Commisaioweri appointed - - TO DERCII ANTS. WOOLI.EN AND LINEN DMA. - PEAS, TA I IRN, Ot IA) ELLEss. &c. W. .1. DONNE, WILL SELL PT AUCTION, Walls* reserve, et Tom's Coffee-home, Coruhill, TO /IC/DHOW and following Day, Thotpoimi Ykr•l, b e st super Wonl deed ILJI Weir emintry Denial Clwtb, limn yards aiwortrd York ehire diun, 3791 yards ti 4th assorted Blum so.) yards Kor sternums and Ladies' Cloth, ants yards Patent Cords; 70 . Twee, curiously excellent super 4-etkaJrish Linen summer 11)/cach hest mart ;20 pieces super newels Carnbric ;so loam fancy Cotten Stockings, particularly calculated for ex port ; wan a variety uf other valuabk F.ffacts. From the darkness of the weather, the Sale will commence, Wine% dap, rt Twir4n. niClock precissly. Catalerites, and further Particulars, to lie had of 31r DOOlO, No 7, Catemun street ; at 'reies ( * Mike • bodge ; and. at t %Great Itumell.strett, Covent-garden. Thu day is published, in a neat and closely printed Volume, small see. price fis a New and much inapruired Edition, of THE LON 1)0N PR' TICE of 111.)- JIL A WIFERY; to are added, Instractions for the Treatment of Lying-in Women, and the principal Diseases pf Children. Printed for J. Murray, Fleet-strrel .1. Callow, Crown court, Princes-mm.l ; F.. Cux, Burounh ' • and T. ...lei-- wood, en West Siiiithfsrld Loudon ; and T. Bryce and Co. L'Aniburch Of chum may be had; A nee Edition of Dr. THOMA%'A MODERN PRAC TICE...ad PHYSIC. wee. price lee boards. • by toe to heue your Lu.npletets, and to du joL lice to the de mands y us. may ',aa to mate —Bat know that thai.w r..r. misstoseratatt Daly botca to y oat whew yo. hate laid Arm This ai r .. p.Uiihed, a swo. price us iu 3RACTie Ai. ( /MERV ATIONS otitik 0- COLATION of COW PDX ; pointing oiit a New Mode of obtaining and ;Kroening the Infection ; and al,o a eertaiu Teat of perfect Vaccination. Illustrated lay Cases and notes. The Second Edition, with an Appendix, containing ad ditional Observations, together with a Piro fir patiofuish• jog the Contagion of the Small Pox in the Brktisls Empire, and for readetiag the Vaccine Inoculation geocral sad effec tual. By JAMES nitycE. F.R.S. Edin. 'Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh; Sar gent" to the Orphau Hospital ; and one of the Suwon* to the lustitution fur the gratuitous Inoculation of Cow Pox. Printed for John aterray, 32, Fleet-street, London ; and W. Crecchtind J. Amarillo% Eliaburgb. Tt) BUILDERS, 8.. e. rrin BE LET. on BUILDING LEASES , by 1. the fferaltipful Company of IRONMONGERS, at a Ceeemil fbeerterly Court. to be held at hue mongers' Hall, Feurherele-street, on TUESDAY, the filth of November in stant, at Twelve o'clock precisely, A tree PIECE of GROV,N D, fur the inertias of • New Street, to ca nals Sixty MOUSTS, of the third este, to commwsicate with leoeusuo pr row and Ohl-street-optate, sear 014 -street, London. Propomia for taking mach &amend, Mew or more Ling, of tot irmi glum Two Iluoscs is • Lot, at • set Ground-rest, stem of Ai fates, except the Property-tax, will be reaelved *I the Lit ,R's Office, on or before Musday, the nth Mat. be tween the ors of Ten aid two, where the Mao sort Par ticulars may be sees. T. PELLATT, Clerk. N.B. The Lied-tax is solotteed. • trosisongets• Hall, Nov. 1, Ist*. PLATE GLASS COMPANY. • ____ TIE Public are inforweil, that a large Assort ment of PLATE GLASS is now on SALE, at first Prices, by Mr. ALEXANDER BLACK, $ the Com pauy's Warehouse, ALBION-PLACE, BLACKFRI A S . BRIDGE, of it hoe colour, superior lwaliaoay, and of IMAMS dimensions, (rum i iteites to )44 in lenzth, and front in to 7o itches is breadth; also Convex and Con• cave Mirrors, from to to inches dianteter.—vAnd the sane arsortwieut tosy hot for Country Oaten, by aittlressiso Lstices to Mr. %% illiain Foster, at the Manufactory, Races farad. ocar Prf6Cut, Euirashin• —From the great improve ment. made of late years in this Manuiactury, it is now attested that the Co.npaity's Plates arc equal in their bril liancy, and hare a ('w imperfections, compared with any Vurtign Class that era was iuiported. MONEY M Art ER S. ACENTIA?.NIAN, 'Above the rummon clan of Motley lA•u,lert, who her for many years carried Oil b/M4114.101 to geweral ►as large Nana of Money ready to ad• sere on Amenity, or on Bills, or Notes of Hand or say other Security. Apply to tlr. Welsh, an,Urret Nary-la-bonne•sireet, scar Tichhelii-stnitt,a.ml s rand will be give,' to his houtc, within a minute's walk.-I.etters (past-paid; houtedittely answered. .—Lattics of character, thigh:or mairicil, msy be ACCOIIIigIIM • dated. And pervert who hare loose sums to 1.1 out, may employ them to great advantste. CEL F.PRAsEttvATt ( )N.—Tii , ads ittitages likely to be •sterlsed to the present and succeeding itotietatiotio front the introduction of the VORA MEDI CINAL siEctvtc, ( tor to., l'irvetitioa if a certain I)is- Ilerler,) Off ‘lntuat incalculal)! , •, and is justly ennsideseit the happiest dila:every Statical tido...eh has 10a" 3,1,, 1 to goal , ' b,,tj, Acxe. ug.tionf i.rnlcious effects of Veuereal 'ton. This truly valuable PROPHYLACTIC is is so great e-- teem, and is well known to ear First Circle., as to render ohareratiou wholly unnecessary; but those nut acquainted with its Anti-Ye.nerral propaties, as a Prevent:it:se, need only the trisl of its virtues to a 11111 V rce 11111 l aciadation. To be usci externally by simple ablution only. Sold at No. i 3, Southampton-street, litranil ; in packets of three Oozes, Ito ; single Box, u. bd. Also at No. it,, Cutublli I and at No. 361, Where only can be bad, ALEXANDER'S SPECIFIC INJECTION. This genet detergent was in so great esteem by the late Surgeon Hun ter, as to prefer it in all local conipltunts; and for Glee's, %eel/Aeries, Ste. is perhaps superior to any remedy ewer ofered to the Public, his tug r Irected a sputsly and radical cure ineases of se yenta* standing. Price all. bd. N O. Seat to any part of the kingdom, by inelming the a mo unt, post void, AO Ajaulamiss awl Co. Nti. tiJ,llesthalop t4a street. Lades. EAST INDIA REGISTER. In a few days will M•published, rice 7s. 6d. sewed, trated with Coloured Map of Iliadoetan, poiotiog out the late Division of Territory, rid IF. EAST-INDIA RF.GISTER owl M- I RECTORY fur 11110 enstaining the Conipaufs Es t i.luurnN at Home and Abroad, with the Casualties that hive occurred during the lest Year.—Various hides sod Recut:talons, respecting the Company's Service, and ouch ,other useful tub/inflation. - By JOHN MATHISON ofd ALEX. WAY MASON, Oldie Secreterys Oflee, East-India House. . London : Sold liv Black, Parry, and Kingsbury, Leaden: lialbstrect aa6l3. irlatelsard, No. 190, Piccadilly. • FIRST VAT& LOTTERY FOR trey, To be Draws co the 14111 of February, 1310, ALL IN ONE DAY. . TICKETS sod SNARES are now selling by Sir J. BRANSCOXIS end CO. al their lucky Ofilccs, N•. 11, , 37, Cornbill; 3s, liayinnart ; 111111 :109, Strand; where they bad the impreeedrnted gond fortune to distribute to the public, in the lawl three Lotteries alone, the following "Intel Prizes, in Sharp, namely : No. 2,6til 9,143 g,.,0410 1 3,767 111,1)77 .• soot° , 4,4911 s 5043 1.,310 3"ti With the grand capital Prize of ',oat Tickets, No. 3,b14, which divided amongst the fortunate holders L. 24,764 i iii dcrentkitt of several 1..1,0911, I. Gnu, Ice. ice. Where like. ' , atm the lint L "PIMA() Prize, the only L. 40,040 Prize, and the Inst L.in.nou Puce, ever, shared a the State Lottery, were sold is thirty•ous shares. SCHEME. 4 _ _ 20 •♦ 36 4,46 u sem) 1,009 5 , 11.0 1101110 r.o f. 18 .... 70011.0 Prizcs This Lottery ;gamin theism, Plan as the last ; it Colleillig of oidy s , nan Numbeis (from Ito s,min inclusive); but there are tour Tickets of each Number, which will be severally en titled to whatever Prise is drawn acamAt such Number ; fur itotaine, if Nu. 1 should be drawn a Price of el 4 0 0 .0. the Poor Tickets uf that Number, will each be cialatkd to iO,OOOl. soak . ' nr, in the whole, 'Kimmel. l'Fe above Promo tors earnestly recommend as early pur chase in the present Lut:rry, bens( Ili the VIM.' mach sp. proved plan as the last, who n nearly every ticlet was sold, as they presume a scarcity of bekets aid shares will be ea periel.ccil, from the merits of the plan bet.; Incise generally Mee* e r , Puns raid we demand. Superior Books, eir Hui Use of Schools, lately published by J. MAWMAN, Poultry : 1. 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Different opinions are formed re apecting it, but every hay agrees in thinking that, considering the situation in which the Austrian Government was placed, and the brilliant eat* of the French army, the Conqueror has treated our Monarch.with much generosity. Nevertheless. toe true patriots regret more than ever a war provoked en our part without any reasonahlo motive, the consequences of which exposed us to even greater and more important sacrifices than the Treaties of Campo Forrnio, Luneville, and Prtsburg. All men of infnrmation, and particularly those intirnattly acqnainted with the resources of the Austrian Mo. nurchy, regret the lose of our communication with the sea, of the rich mine of quicksilver in !dna, of the salt pits in Saltburg, and the half of those in %%cheeks, and the lucrative manufactories of iron aml brass, in Upper Carinthia. Letters from Brunn assure us, that Moravia will be entirely evacuated by the French host, in the beginning of November, at which time the Atuslrian troops are to eater that Province. We leant that the French garrisons of Raab, of Ordenburgh, and other cities of Hungary, will evacuate them in the beginning of November. The greatest part of the French army will remain is Germany. Tbechicf command is given, as it was before the campaign, to the Marshal Duke of Eck inuhl. We understand that after the evacuation of the Austrian States, the head-qutrtera will be at Passau. It it generally supposed: that, by the wilt of November. no more Frenchmen will remain hers. onautseutr, NM 2. A report is circulated, that one of the Princes of the Confederation of the Rhine. who has displayed the greatest attachment to France, will receive in Hanover the ro , ard of that attachment. Letters from Berlin ,rate, that hsr some days re. ports have been in eirrul.sts , ni there. respecting ea changes of posseeesons to be made try ass agreement between France, Russia and Prussia. According to these rumour., the towns of Metnel is to he in. eluded in the plan or exchanges, and is to be t:t.led to . Russia. which aill chetah, have the Nis:tutu for , a frontier. • r ~ 7 I