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J Nu aJaz. 2118. NFAV THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 0111 HIS PRESENT .SATURDAY, risva 4, 1109, will 1* acted, a Tragedy, callrA, IHE GRECIAN DAIICHTER. Frond-r, Mr. Young; Dionysius, Mr C. Keinble Me 11.mtlion, Mr. Murray ; Phoclois, Mr. Clsreniont ; Me:Brunton. Eitphrasia, by a Yantis Lady (being her 34 appearaiscr in Loudon); Eritutue Mu. Hump Wire. 'iro which will be adds:', the Fame of THE REVIEW: OR, 'I FIE WAGS OF WINDSOR. • Deputy Dull, Yr. Davenport ; Capt. Itemizer.), Mr. Far- Ire; Mr. Fawcett; Se: bigot Diggiabothaus, Mr. Atkins, Mactwoltcr, Mr. Wadd; Grace Gayttive, Mrs. Gibbs; Plierbe Whitethorn, Miss Logan; Lucy, Mr.. Boxes, 75.; second nice, 6d.—Pit, 4 ; Seroni Price, 2s. • Second nor, is —Upper tießei y, ts. On SibAar, Othello, the Moor of Tesler ; slid The 'Blind floy.—Or Tar-sday, The Exile; after which, The Jew and Col IS ...On Wediirsslay, Incle and Yarieo; and The Tharsdny, Romeo and Joliet: b) the Y ;ling priforine.l Erphrisi.v I.Y(. EU M Tit EA TR E. • UNEER THE SPECIAi. LICENSE OF THE LORD CHAMBERLAIN, Srmated fur the present Seamed ti dos joint application . 0, MI parties it* r lEI tt A.1°?.•411 1 M 161 : 4 3 11 :47. NTA. farm : 5. in% the COItPAISY of the late HEURY•LAN IS Til Et, LIM, will, THIS PIIES::NT S.ll URLAY, Nov. a, troy, perform We Comedy of • 11 E tittSPIC•••)US Ht/SII.IN 7). Mr. Striellund, • Mr. Powell; Fiankly, Mr. De Camp; • inp,lllr: I longed ; hanger, Mr. !Melvin (from the Thea • tee florid, Turk, Niue his second appearimce at this Thea tre) 'Jack Mole!, Mr. Palmer; Tester, Mr. Peuiei. Mrs. StArthool, MOI PIN/CU; Chrrintla, Miss Du. cut; Jaciutbs, Mrs. Ihrluw4; Loretta, Mrs. Or,r.r Aber which. pHs thae, as entirely tire Miisiral Dramatic ' . Enterisiasamst, is Twn Arts, rolled URI IA I N'S CE E. Thr I `viracters by Mr. Siath,fiss, Mr. Donlon, Mr. Phi lipp., Mi.:hen, Mr. Powell, Mr. PrOaoa, Mr Knight, Mr. I* Camp, Mr. Palmer, Mr. Smith, Mr. Maddurio., Mr. l'is:ier, Sir. Frans, Mr. Sparks, Mr. Chatterley, Muter' M'est Kelly, %T ha Ray, Mrs. Bland Oa Monday, Sbakspeare's Comedy -.,f Much Ado about Nothioe: Beatrice ; M Edwin.—.(fu Tuesday, Ths Beg gar'. Opera, with the Farce of Honest Thieves.—On Wed. fteathii Tier School fur Sem:dal; 13 which will be added, The Midi, t( Clinrlrs Surface; far. Melvin; the paris of Lady Tes.'x and Flora, by Mrs. Edwin. qA WAREIIinISI'M OA, DRAPERS, TAILORS, &c. WJ• lIONNW:i next AUC: lON SALE of • EDPER FIN P. WOOL, dyed West Country *ROAD CLOTHS, IRISH LINENS, awl tither ValUkt.le will he at Tunes Coffee-House, Corot...ill, iu n few Au.. • ..le,hirb (hoe notice will be riven, sod Catalogues to br 1.;o1 of Ile. DOlifle, 7, C:lttAttro.atccet, nod at Tones. 111 ORDER OF TOE GRESHAIIt COMMITTER.' WOTICF: is hei eliy given, that the (41tESHAM .j LEcTrßEtts will read their LECTURES in the Room appointed for that purpose, over the South East Side tithe Royal Eachaiine, at TWELVE o'Clock at Noon, is L4TIN, ant at ONE o'Clock :•s the Afternoon, is ENO4.ISII, rinsing the present Tuna. L B. The Lecturers are to read on the Days andermen 'nslONft.sed 6/141-...R . ev. Remo Parlor. S.W. reads 011 DIVINITY. TIIE. I ID4Y—Rev. W. Jecelyss Palmer, A !A CIVIL LAW. WEDN ESDAYr-ltre, P. Saddifwed, 4.31. ASTRONOMY. ll' ON F.; ItAl ichartl John Samuel Stevens, MUSIC, at Twit in the Afternorei. T,HURSDAY-.Rev. Sarnoel Ouch, . A M. GEOMETRY. FRIDAY—Rev. Francis !siewnham, L.L U. RHETORIC. &ATV It OA V-wrCitristsrplie Stati 51. D . PHYSIC. SF.LLING OFF, AT AND UNDER PRIML COST, r run , : ENTlltli STOCK of NI It. CCM, LY Eli, IL Hosier, oft tS, Fleet-street, imittin% the The Goode, in prim eeenditiron, at prime rust ; and those that are soi'ed, wirier n' eututatiug of all Mgt rave assoritneat of s u:l4 Wrinea's Si Howe, and art firms(: stock of Silk with (7o; too livt,6s:per pair, upwards; great choice of Cot. tat GiOntid Ate,.mlas, Worsted, lee. and every description of ' Hosiery, Gloves, Braces, &e. &e. As the whole is to he sold without ree•rre, Shopkeepers and Fatailira will Sod thin a most arleauta;rous trpportanity to make huge prod:mem. N.B. The Lease of the Premiss to be disposed of. I IHE teal .JAPAN BLACKING, made by .1. DAY and MARTIN —This iuralaabla Composition, •ith half the newel khoor, produces the moat brilliant jet Mack ever hoheld, affords !verifier nouriehinent to the leather, will net soil the lava liners, is perfectly free front arty unplca. sou t smell, and will retain its virtues in any climate. Sold, Wisolewale ' by Day and Martha, at the Nlasinfactory, No. g 7, Cigh Hollirou. Retail, by F. Dey, No. 7, Tel iatork-street ; W. Day, Swallow-street ; Astel, No. 1, Tincli•lane ; the principsl floirtmid.rers, Pei-domes and Oilmen, in the Me tropolis, and in every , Town throughout the Culled Kiazdorn, • In atone hot tlea, peke la. bri. each. A GREAT FALL ON IRIS!, LINENS. fIPIIE IRISH LIN EN COM VANN' hove this sine landeded a considerable (ergo of IRISH LINENS of iheSPli !NG 21.V.AC11 kith are notch cheaper than nay post:s tiler ipait had foe *vino years; a great fall haviras taken It:sec on Flax iu Ircl ..... Tire prices couintrare at tad a. yard, and roe id a on inhcr, no to .7., p.r no article sold hot Irish Shirt too a , . 1 ”; shc,•so nz , sod not less ti ss o • piece of IV yards, at wist•le*.tfe prier, and no Orate atie.st—eatio piece it wnrr.totrd a. to fabric, awl to be bleach ed Ow the gnu... Vv. moue, rt.; onset% if a fault appears.-. Carlo for Wok of irtl4:ol Notre; web pre h J. 4 P1:::1 EN, Arent to lbe Forn;sorl. N. 0.4. Illuommd•ary,opotre. is oar ooky (forme id Lon. de o, u for hit is 11et.,,•11, to I.:•irri.t, in s.one prat) 18011411/ *A.....:es•,arar4 1.. Ina.. a ;,:cr the credit tot oar same, and hate vnmura, watt rrey un. 510. goods, several order, tutted. ni r.r 101 I .1 t'tOVLal kiLACKI lii-ACi%ING CAKES. . fimniure t'ian Thirty rrAlf , have insiataitted s..yrriaisly, and it-e ge,.atly itaproverl. • r—fse iNhes(pre-e irthr Sire his tht. aJditioa of lYairr nal;, 111:0'e. a fah Pint of I which is 'bunt I.leC-burl id the Priers the Jaime I.vor.t. are gersrally 'I he saperiar excellent* u( this 'Marking is to nourish the :Nadler, keep it soft wed pliont. asel prrrent it from I .I.ark *Hi be en Improvement tattle made ky the Patentee, it trucluees a oust brilliant Jet kilseit Gloss, ove.l veil not coil tete Linen. It well keep auy of Corr in any •„* citron:it of it! pott'dilfty, it is nortireilsrly stl•mtrit tie the use of the Army and \ oyy, Cr INpurtateeci of 'merest, as tt.steen Cakes, .thwte will nesse Too t; .:loos in niarkieg, may be parked in less Marc than a streVa Pint Bottle of i.lquid N. li. The Patentee requests it may he °lowered, ttrA Instead of the Lahr, finarerly pasted no the th:y are how Stain-,.e.1 t.:th these words, " Inipmveel by Cie Poteotev, %V. 8.1YLf:1". I anielo.t, 10507 ;" ated each Bill d Direetioos ts gigot"! with hp I:susse, which appears us the ontside of the IVrapp,r. sztol, tchnlreale and Retail, by BAYLEY anJ nY.rw, I'S.fa,atns, Cuckiper , strott, Lvarlech yore Sixpeuce sari. A um • Inn few days will be pub; rice 1311. I) t. E ( T s , ' w i I ,r l!( F ) t li ti i ; s v 1: 1, 1', List VIC Rv Mr. PLUNKETT, (late M ;es Guouing,) Author of The Packet, Orphans of Snowden, Ise. Le. Also, RS tlis of FASHION. A Sailitiall Potent. 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SKINNNER, DYKE, TUCHIN, AND FORREST, Al Garton ay's Coffee-littese,'Cliangemlky,Curishill, Lundoo, oa THURSDAY, November 16, at twelve o'clock, in Lot. unless previously .';.!Musedairy private contract, VALUABLE FkfiEIIOLU and LEASE HOLD ESTATES, consisting of Collieries, now in full Work, and Faring, situated at Llanelly and Box, in the county of Carmarthen, and at &kern, sear Neath and Briton Ferry, is Glainorgaoshire. 7he valuable Iron Far asces and Forge, at Llanclly, and Iron Furnace at Peurot ing, utar Neath • Engines, Waggons, Flumes, and all other working Materials of the said Collieries, Furnaces, Forge, Sm. ; several excelleat Dwelling-homes, and Workmen's Cottages.; aloe, Leases of Sundry Uauelly Colliery, held for seveiity-nine years : contairdng four well-known valuable Veins of Coal, to each Pit is lad an from realway, of tbe beat construction. A gond shipping trade has been ' and is now carried on from this Colliery to !reload, Cornwall, Devonshire, and various puss of the principality. The Premises are replete with every sort of En!tine Machine ry, %%orkisg Materials, Trams, Gins, Mauager's and %Turk men's Houses, dic. requisite fur such a concern, and in the beet possible condition Adjoining, are too well-constructed Iron Furnaces, each of which has produced from 45 to so tans of iron per week. These Promisee are surrounded with Doe Iliug•housee, Cuinpting.houses, 4.4 A handsome and nindern-built Dweliir , kiiiise, with Offices, Pleesure.grouud, le un which awards of !moot have been expended within the lest eight yearn. And another Fannly-house, commanding a full view leftist works. Also, Lilushie Freehold Premises ; consistiug of a newly-erected Forge, and Rolling Mill, with every neces sary apparatus that the most unproved mechanical powers con produce, situated a ithin a quarter of a mile of Eland with veining Shops, Compting-house, are., thirty-too Holmes and Cottages for Workmen. There valuable Leasehold Farms, called Kill. anti Kiley., Coe Mawr, mid Frebeddoul, with excelluot Farm Homes stud Buiidings, *anat. on the borders of Carmarilieu Bay, ore peculiarly th.sirahle, from thee, emotion,' to the Pout of 1,Ia•elly. flux Collierv, held fur severty.nine yeses, is a Maiden Col liery, 'mein loco opened only in the autnom of last yea.•, and co:limos three kilt/wit V 4 ins of excellent col, • Inch is in great repute, and coosida , able &mood ; • nroly -rou strueted iron nit-ro•d is laid from the Box pit to the ping dock near Llauclly Liken, Colliery, add far twentymuc you*, and riots'• • large I. act of wan weight coal, calm, min iron. stone, ~r r%t el. kilt quality an iron blast furnace, mud a Leasehold Farm of 34 were., held for limey-nine years, situate within our mile of Nratli end Briton Furry The shove Farm. may be entered on immediately, stud every ritiv.r particulayesputing all or allypArt of the moire descrdsed Vicinities, may Lc known, by n . pplication to Mr. Wrlbtot Llaneoy ; or to Willuito Moodie, at Kille Farm, who will anew the Stock inlbi Premise/es Printed Pita heelers ine:4 be bad of Mr. Julio Geyer% it •1111- 'trete, Mestot ; 1)4 44 Thirgan end Cu. Nvath ; Mr. Jenkcie, Printer, Swansea ; 31r. Walker, Printer. Glowester ; M. sere Retell stud Co. Gtrusartben ; Ntr Billin;e, Prude-, I.rerpool ; Merars Serinini and Ferran, Printers,ltirrein. haat ; Mr. liusakinam, Printer, F:dinbiorzb ; Mr. Po; is, Printer, Dublin ; s,f Messrs. Junes and Green. Solicitors. Londun ; and of Mesein. Shinier, Dykr. Tuchis, mid Fturest, Ald•asiate .acct, Los Sou. - /CV 1.1. E, OUT. It. *: The organized army of Gallicia rxeards 444000 men, and another of reserve, equally revectui.le, forming with all possible activity.--General Illakaos after relieving iSerons, has gone to Hostalrich. c u lt • 10,000 men; General Coupigay is between Vii and 0!ot, organising en army of reserve, 14,000. • strung; the new Catalonian army, which, with 14towt:*. ",-- Nlojesty's approbation, is forming in that priucie i Imlay, on toe plan proposed by General 13/iditts will be divided into four legions ; eel It 11414.41 le to be sub-divided into the first and second Ist.:non of infantry of the hue, a section of light oaf:miry, a , company of pioneers, 'mother of artillery, and two os• squadrons of light horse. Each section of imfatorp of the line will consist of four battalions. and that of light infantry of too; consequently the total armed force of that principality, will be 3n Latta- R - lions of infantry of tke lips, eight of Def. infantry, four companies of pioneers, four of e* * :.t• eight squadrons of light horse. Tile o!iol• of • enemy • force in Arragoii, acciird'in4 to acconoto -; Lacy removed , does not vi eeed WAN UIVII, int•lnd tog a Consu deruble 'minim of wouudeol.—(Stsilk Henry.) • Dow NI. Bietiforr, a ho. with a small party, had surprised. at Tin iri•lacillo. a French detachment, belonging to the nrely a hn.h is at Cotia, fearing., that the enemy's Groom' woold reveuge nil that • toots the e .A of his troops, with kis nt•custarried4 atineity, wrote to hh, from Alsumeta, o•t tile LLit s , that the inhabitants of Torrtjoncillir hail taken nu- , part ill Abu *Mina; arid that the Commandant and. • 7 privates of the French et tat louefit should be ritol sporesthle. with their lit• Ads, for its security. A corps of our troops. from Castile, has arrived at Reuel. vente ; of 400 French cavalry it met with Mn, very few escaped.—(Speciolor.) NA tint. SUPT. U. On the Vatli tlie , e was nothing new in Gerona; &trio,: the iii4ht the enemy occupied neatly the saute position as oo the preceding day; in the plain, and on the mountains. his advanced points became somewhat more projected. •26;h. at break of' illy. a heavy :nutlet hire an. heard in the environs of the convent of the Capuchins, which increased so touch, that the lort near that convect began to canuontele the enemy's troops. IVe are anxious to learn the result of that action. GRENADA. OCT. 6. The following particulars are extracted from a Paper painted in Rubielna, by order of the superior Junta of Arrsawn end part of Castile, under date of the ltd September : The eneany's division, composed of three thou sand right hundred foot. and two hundred and forty horse, which, under, the orders of Genri.el. Clopike, was advancing aolitst Calatnyurl. with a view of surrounding the corps commanded by Bri gadier• General Don Pedro Vitlacaintia, has divided itself into various detachments, which uecopy Dar. via and other places, without having been able to attain their purpose. The French have collected in Dania about four thousand sheep and some black cattle, stuleu from Baguette, Martin, sad kloroajo. 'lite French General-in• Chief Suchet, is still is Saragossa. All the troops uuder his orders in Am non, do not exceed, according to occonnts lately received, 10,000 men, shout 3,000 of whom are sick or wounded iu the hospital of Misericorilia.-- The Germans and• Pales still continue to desert the enemy's banners, and the desertions would be mach more numerous, but for the extraordinary precau tions adopted to present them. Our light advanced parties occupy various points in the province, and continually hems the enemy's troops; they push oat as far as Alto Rey and Avow!). staori..a, ocr. IJ. ♦'ictor is in Toledo with 12,000 men, whose ad. valleys] posts are in Atari'', Nambrova, and la Sala. The number of troops oho occupy Ocano and A ranjuez is not exactly known. King Joe still continues in Madrid, where he gives numerous banquets. On the 11th instant, the enemy bud not mrule any movement, hut occupied his former positions. —(BodeYor Diary of Urtober 17•/ T0UX12.1.0. OCT. 19. We are *sawed that the advanced guard of the Array of the Due del Pirque ar e within three leapt 4 of Salamanca, iu which o iry. there . are only 700 . French; those ut the Puente de Areobispo hare b-en reinforced ; the greater port of the enemy's trout a are at present at oeeua and Aranjue&—Tillaide)eur Diary, Oct. 13.) *Ct. 15. • Souk is at Talavera de W &yea, with 6,0130 men, and 4,000 more are liistaibotedbetweieu al deverdr, ro•ri the bridge of Artobispo, which set Ve ea a corps of observillion. The French in Madrid continuo! to send to Her mite the principal persons of character who heat coy iiithience with the pkople.—(Li3bou Diary, October )t.1.) Tana tnnota, Oct'. 2. Cerona cont;nites to defend itself, and, ac..erelinz to priv s to. iotelligrocr. which we have received, 900 loads of provisions have been thrown into that place. —( Limos, 4.K.T. 23. On the 19th instant a fleet of tr./mai/qua orriied from England, with artiller.., mum onition, awl clothing, and about 1600 troops, to join the broken regiments: • • Lord Wellington is still here, but we are in .I..ity emir. tatioin of hi, setting nut top,. tine srmt. A feu nights airier one of the Russian lint--or 'rattle ships. a 74, that remained here. on aermint ether not bring able tQ tnoceed to Eogianil with the others, tcaik fire. Alter she parted from hr.., moorings. she flimete.l for some distance 114:Wn the river, and excited coustileralole alarm fur the Weir • • . .o~er~ ‘z . i.ll II -11) E ArttlE fj V . 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The orgsnisei army of Gallic's ElCOStlid 444QU0 '.ilorob New Circulating Library, 2.1, Old Hoed sitter. Cy the I ite Her. JA ?I ES HAKE, A.lll. • - -- • Author of au Essay en Scepticism; Et etre of Cola St. Deny., Men. and atiotiller of reserve, equally tespectiti.le. to . day ere published, neaCe !wanted in 3 rub.. 12ruu. p rice Gloucestershire, sad Vicar of Strattoil Si. M M Margaret, W' farming Stith all posbilvle sctivity.--firriseral Blake, i a 11.E5 of volm 1 - 4. in bourtbc, Priuted forF. V" F. C. 'J. I(min...run, N o . 6 g , sr. P au l's li ft er relieving kierona, has goat to Itlostalrieti, milt • ..—l'i iitted for J• NI law ins ti, Church-yard ; Sold alio byJ. Hatchard, No. lop, Piccadilly. n,_ to•tralery I..••••Ltn 10.000 men: General Couiriene is 4et ween Vick