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/27 , • , 111111.dTRINIOTA4 COVENT-GARDEN. THIS EVENING, MONDAY, October 16, will be meted, the Trot* lt of ROMEO AND JULIET. Neatness, Mr. B. Themes; Capda, Mr. teats'; Naar% Mr. C. Kalil& ; Mereotio, Mr. loses; Brown% Nr. Jereries; T,belt. Mr. Canamoor. Lady Cagliari, Mims lava ; Joliet. IN as O'Neill. In Act I. a .Napiparale sail piece, incideetal to the Pfaff Act T. alni 'spend Procaine or Juliet, awl a whims Direr. Ta wrath wiN be WWI (foe the esh time); to me Caotie Opera, in two ads, called THE BARBER OF SEVILLE. reminded ow Ms Opera of that ems, P which will be intimi dated Fort of Itmaaiora ad Possistlosm celebrated lowa from " II Burbler* di Soigne' The Orators ida Awe new toineoord, ma Me whote adopted is the Iliaglish Par, by Mr. Bamboo. Coast Ationvies, Mr. Jaw; Dr. Bartok), Mr. Fawcett ; Basil, Mr. J. loan; Fier% Mt. Liatiou; Mr. Ppws; ARPIN Mr. Saanssa; Tallboy, Mr. 'Woodard. Bushes, Mrs. Palma; Marcelliaa, Mrs. Perlis!. . A Privets Diu an fie hod fur the Stases, or sigtitif, of Sir. Wanda,. at the Ilisialica _ _ . rerfeewashe timbres SURREY THEATRE. OPEN FOR THIS NIGHT ONLY. At RS. T. DIRDIN meat respectfully an settees bee BENEFIT for TT PRESENT MON DAY October U, ISIS, whea Air. second time theme erten lean) will be perlbiSed die sterile Berletti, in tires Acta, [alluded at THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. C:tptaie Micheal% (will be attempted by) Mr. Fits, Mime ; Peaches, Mr. Adcock; Loekit, MI. Wyatt; Pileb, Mr. Jones; Mal to' the Mint, Mr. Murky. Polly Peaches, Mks Beaumont; Lucy Leduc, Mrs. Brookes; Mrs. Peaches, Mrs. Gowterwel. In Act 11. a GRAND MASQUERADE, with a BALLET and PAS DEUX, by Mr. Giruus aod Mir Sholoos• . to Act I If. a HORNPIPE its FETTERS, by Mr. Ritliirey. End or the Barletta, a Musical Melariire, called THE FEAST OF APOLLO, is which will 4 preformed some of the most favourite Catches, Glees, by Mr.. Evans (of the Nutolitiee Conseerls), Mr. Higiwea (from the Thritreatuyal, ('ultrot.gardee), with other Profusion! Cktedlemee, wino have kindly offered their sarviere--eoriMed by . M (r . Mock). Mr. Mr. Leeward, Mr. Lei, Mr. Sulia, SP. Wyatt, Mr. Hart, ke. be. ae. Mier *kick, s Melarlmasalie Spectacle, called THE LADY OF THE LAKE. Roderick Mit, Mr. T. P. Cooke, of the Theatre it o s yal, Drove-lane (his fret appearance here these three tram). Fliejsmer, Mr. Cordell; Douglas, Mr. Clifford; Malcolm Grwiae, Mr. Dimas. Lady Margaret, Mrs. Smith ; Blanche (the Minim. of Devoe), Mrs. trookei ; Ellen (the Lady of the Lake), Miss Taylor. Annul other anwripriate *every will be introduced, a piriuresqee View of Loch Catharine; Iffenstsiaiiiis Pats; View in the Easiness of the Loch; Laurie Mead, with the Gmheriag of the ChM j picturesque Highl.md View; Castle. To noels* with (by seat partieslar desire) She favourite Trove Mds-Drasea, impeded epos the Story of GEORGE BARNWELI.; Or, THE LONDON MERCHANT. Cowrie Barnwell, Mr. Carden; Tharwood, Mr. ClifforJ; I'm*, Mr. Adcock. Millwood, Miss Taylor; Maria, Nis I.4...iiinent. Dunn open at a Quarter past Fire, the Performances commence at a gooier PaPt Six. Buxea 42.—Pit 2. --Gallery Is.—Half Price at Half-part Eirht. Tickets to he load of Mrs. Diloofoo, No.l, Temple-place, Mackfroars.road ; and of Mr. Honorer, at the Theatre, where Plans for the Boxes say be takes. FRAUD PREVENTED. 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Yesterday morning, before Masa, his Majesty re• ceived, in private audience. the Count de Gohe, Envoy Eztraordina►y and Minister Pleuipotentiary from the Court of Berlin. This Minister had the honour of presenting to the king a letter from his Sovereign. Five officers of the Regiment of Douai (artillery) have set of for the piirpose of proceediag succes sively to Maubeege, Coude, bandrecivs, Bouchain, and Cambray, to take possession of the artillery of these places, in the name of the king. on the de parture of the Allied Troops. It is thought at Madrid that the Connt de I'Avisbsl (General O'Donnell) will not embark in the projected expedition. Geueml Freire is men tioned as his successor. .._..._ „ The Beshaw of Egypt has lost considerable sums by the failure of some honors in Cairo and Alexan dria: These merchants had suffered great losses by the foil of provisions in the last year. The Dashaw bring apprised of this circumstance pre •rented the failure of several by saying, that all the inhabitants were his children, that he would not perMit them to send him the balance, and that ' they should reimburse him when they could, and that in the memo time he would again supply •them with merchandise, to assist them and enable them to continue their occupation. This conduct is Jidniirable ; for one Armenian owes him 12 mil lions of piastres. FARM OCTOBER 22. Yesterday the King presided at a Council of Ministers Secretaries of State, which lasted till fou► o'clock. They write from Strasburg, the 17th instant— " His Excellency the Baron de Frimont, General- 6'f a., • ~.. , r .~ .1. , „ „ in-Chief of the AiLrian corps d'armee, has made dispositions to effectuate its departure.. Hle has or dered a movement of concentration, in consequence of which a crtteiii number of harrecksshould, , by this lime, have heen evacceiork The polite corps d'armke beiug t io pant by die bridge of Spo . ireck ? it has appeared indispensable to collect the troops as near as playable to this point. Heron Marshall; Lieutenant-Central commanding the division sta tioned in .the department, accompanied by the General Officers. tinder his orders, came to take leave of the Lieuteareit-deneril Comtionidant of the division, and of the Prefect ; and .he testified to *in how much cause lie bad to R rii.e their con. *et in the assiercose their inkblot situations tendered necessary." The trarisports life enistrlkatios of the tng • lislitermy ivittistiohtt ltirpert arilatibiedeiet bilk' ill the 48th instant. it is said that, aft. r the revit4 of departure, the brat corps will put itself in march for Saint Omer, dad form a camp there ; it second camp will be rat the gates of Calais, in the plain of Slarck—it is already Marked out; it is the same :round that the difishm of General IlaraguaY d'Hilliens occupied in 1804. According is these troops shall embark, others front Saint Omer will replace them, by a divisibn of from 3 to 4,000 niesi, en arrangement which will avoid cohlitsion, and much facilitate the operation. The heavy hagrige and artillery are to lie embarked at Antwerp. The other military property is already on the road from Cainbrry to Valenciennes, and it to be transpOrted by carriages to Calais. We are assured that the lit regiment of infant try of the royal guard is to match immediately fu keep garrison at Valentiennes, and that the 411 regitnent is to munch for Lisle. M. Cotta, Counsellor to the Royal Court: Charged by thr Ministry to go to Enehold, to col lect inforinaition on the /Definition of the jury, tile liberty of the press, and other objects of important policy, has arrived this day from London. It Is said, that he his brookht back from his journey, Which lasted six months, very valuable materials.. The operations relative to the recruiting of the army conunenckd the lgth Clctoher at Versailles ; every thing went on calmly there, and the greattit order prevailed during the billets' The yeaairseek en *hem the leti Olt nivel** throdgh the city; their hats ornamented with rile. bons, and military music at their head. We have remarked with pleasure that they are in excelleut health, we can promise that this levy will furnish in general fine men. The Tribunal of Correctional Police will be occupied after vacation, with two cases of libel. brought against two of our public papers. A charge has been brought by M. Hedde against the Journal de Astir, on the subject of au article that he asserts to be prejudicial to his honour. The secopd action is between M. Rimed, Editor of the Archives de Timlie. and M. Primette that of t h e entente des Speetaeks, against whom M. Ricord the elder is the complaining party. • Public curiosity attaches itself with a flattering impatience to the steps of the Foreign Sovereigns who are at Aix-la-Chapelle—it is generally be lieved that the Emperor of Russia and the King of Prussia will arrive at Paris the 27th of this month, and whatever have been said on the subject, we have reasons to think that the stay of those monarchs will be for some days—(Joarwal des Debate.) VALENCIENNES, 0CT. 39. All the Chief Commandants of Quesuoyo beuge, Bouchain; dtt. are hereto receive his Majta ty the Emperor of Russia. M. d'Autichamp and General Deiolles arrived here on Saturday the 17th. The Duke of Wellington will give fetes to the Sovereigns three successive days; ',d ugs being very scarce, and not suf fi ciently large, there• ha. been constructed on the Place Verte a lent, und,r which 300 persons may dine. The Sovereigns are expected on the 40th here. There will be a spectacle. The 41st there will be at the Camp of Famine a general review, called the review of departure, and in the evening a 6.11. The 22d there will be several private fetes. All the inhabitants have already prepared their lodgings to receive the French troops—there has been no occasion to billet them 4 every body dis putes the pleasure of entertaining them. It is the Legion of the North, and the cuirassiers and carbiueers, who were at Amiens and the sur rounding towns, that will hold garrison in the eva cuated places. It is not yet known Melly what day their Ma jesties the Emperor of Russia and King of l'eusou arrive.—lt is said the first of these Sovereigns is a little indisposed, and that it is that which retards his departure. The Duke of IVellington isexpected even• mo ment—he is to precede the Sovereigns, by I,,rry eight huurs. All the foreign troops have already quitted 'Valeukiennes, and are assembled in a camp formed half a league from the tooth There remain no troops hut those destined to perform she service of honour to the Emperor •f Russia turd . • 11- ~, # sr , • . • • . .1. • .. 4. . i . 6 t• , . . $ • •'• . 1 * IN A • ' •• •• - t * .. 1 . or • A i . _ • , . .- • . ....„:,•,...,•,..,,,,.. . . 41- .4 8 - - : Z. - _ . - • I i r li ii . , \ ~, ..- ... : • . . _ .-. , • • ... 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Cognetiode ( Lints ern . •yeri _" la ir huumv , with th e - m h4hte "Plf eehelie° ."' d every 'dietitian, accommodation, ai d dlloposd, . viewer's Accouot of the Life of the late Disbar of lea,. Isiah Airs. imer4 monwitala (]laid of the soktombet), frpasinse, will be repeated. • • Mrs Oiler . STRAND THEATRE, - OHS SANS PARE! L „ beilgate.hiU, October 10,111111.. , .. , . „ .IX. LaMar front Gray the Peet to Count A( root. X. Let- ter frotelhe Hun. Nonce Walpite. 111. A verbal Tratisla- T. yam Will St imea, As Pane of l taw the Authority of the Rick Hsu. the Lord Clean* irri 4 rOi l lT; Strtek-lhoker di TAiiill, hos a V.'. 441111 at akatraParaa of MWS 4 C 6 ' 4 Letter la 6 14412 Aims!; ' IVIES . WHD ? berlain. OR, 111111 ts IMPOSTOR. HIS ' PRESENT MONDAY. 0 hi. QG :Int --, ofo r obi o e wo os a moio es o gam„Nogromm oom edui s o r tree. _._ pion of the • Drawing -Dox at AMOS. a AA Weedetemig, Mir. BM; Mirks_ RWWiIIIFOOO. Mr. Ir.. _and dirt the Week, *AI he presented au ratite now BUR P$ cal ~,c0.9.44.1n b e . Dino Boons OOP a the Felten' Cesteels &Ned in Olin IrelorJ 7 9 4 . Itarael; Udall, Eledllsrlep; Seat MA*, Mr. Menden. Fall 01•1 called •. • . XlV..lFrisa of Edward Cape Everard. XV. On MilalealbsgrAbila n troliellwAnnno. . • .4 Cif E.L.OR.I' AI ISEIII es__._'; t a ireanidat =V' - . as"."'"" 4l . - sdedtg w-Tabite Frei . - MT mar& *ea el• 6100 4 * roe Dimase ail* pt o'Oadt, and the Per Oa, THE DODINCE DISAPPOINTMENT: 4- - -.. L '-' -'. a ) aw“..** "'A ''' - •i- 4 ,0 . siview. EVIL Gooirillued Visetianta, XVIII. r .. .bete and V . Jes- t , • .._________ ____7 A. f i tia o 4-11 y , Venadt el e trigiaae: i VW! roasts iticittnty My ii strialist" . 114.-.w pomw rir aor y " 4 stawsrimoirs Drnalim% l.P it.. Aug,. , i. •..:. ?, •-. . •• . • , ,4 . 1 . l, ,•• liferialiir. %XI l i albe Riglibes, a.p iiss*Sit, • •■4sslip lees. tie . 4°l ll7•Vatt " rxit. t• A tF,:tidt...w. _ t i. 1140044 of Mb • of Houcleugit. XXII. F:dith mud Nora, a Psstpral Poet's *mat illar:wbteli, aim emiA:eaite Pastatal Boller , naiad Sams aailPlaiies ea ha takes at Nr,.ltarretl, at Ate Re. K INN IN THE RING : 4 . 11. l i t' t, 111111101 T, 4 G NEW& reo o 4l"' •Drern. • Xlfylll. Of the Effects of Knowledge upon Society. heading t - entire Rage hi Alexander the Groat. Prier XXIV. Aa4ccomat of the Systedi of the Weather of the leads of the Theatre, lam Tea NH Poor; where may be . OR, WHO iFV:OI.6 Tfq %.APPLZS? 2/. 22. in boards. . British Islauda,diaeurerod by Limit/seat George Mllatillfit. Iliad a Private Beg sightly sad, far the Bawdier atennti- i ohin m _ . ~ k...._.,_i_...,_ King „., . . I se g a ii.. e r gm r u bo r " th e gl es , o dk e will b e ores ever y m i. H. ; r44 ; u : in '••••••" fin tib ;•i i “ i : i F e c biatre ° !beetle. Robinette, I. SBA ICkl / BARE 44 1 1) WS TIMES; incimii . ox tie I XXV, A Depertptioti of the Val der Sugar, in the Bap Valais, Emote( of performame froirNitta till Eke's'. si egrop h y a t h e p oet ; c ol li ewm , on hi , i 3 „ l ,„ e a W r i t . and of the Disaster which betel it in done ISIS; comment- Tbe *bole to cowhide widi • the adwlied Melwdrentatic w e . ; a D ikio s o; ,;„ o 0 . the obret • ot . hie saaaahi a aew Cited by Plofernot Pictet. XXVI. Account of the Eirpedi. Tomterrew, The Poor °o edemas, awl Tie Falb 4 Clyde. Oa Wednesday, The Way le Get Married, mod The lase Naval Barletta, gelled, Ch runo l iigy o f h is Pl ays ;. ant i a His " of o lio m oootri, Boa to the Ranh. Pak'. XXVII. Literary and Scinitific In. &mitres filer.THE INDIAN HUNTERS. Commas, sea Anteisementi, Sbirerelltions, Poietry, end rte- .141 iirniele• - r W ol l " FTl Nltim ir for .Pehhellii " --Mentitl Y Os Theroiley, the fragedi of 'lle Diairesord Mather. &Terms—Captain Maitland, Mr. J. Jones •• Dan Dock rant Literature of Ws AP. By Nether Drake, 14 .D. An. List of New Publications. XXVIII. Moodily Rerister.-ir Dee atioa, will be g • ve• of Mr. C. r o w. s od O r . (an old Sailer). Mr. Meredith; Herbert, Mr..Villieras Styptic Sher of " Literary Hour.," and of " Earls us Periodical Meteorological Repdrt.—Couunarelat deport.,-Promotiuns 00111111Oet. . she Doctor, Mr. Campbell ; and Sidney Nehow (a Mod- Literaltire." Et'gantly printed in two VeitBlllBll 41u. with a and Altindlnlblentll• — dirtko, aborlasvo. and Maths. A New Dramatic Romance is in proparatios, and will Airman), Miss Scott ; Matilda, lin. Benmixt teller ; Rosa, p0rt,,,,, lee. Price t d b , In boards. Printed for Jabs Murray, Loadon. 'batty he produced. 1 her Daughter, Miss Le Rion. • lope A few Copies on large Paper, price 71 . 7 h. in boards 4 -1- •, I ••, • • a. to- ....I -r .1.- v.... a.. . C....a.• • •1 Vhspaolorktio• • ILO It .11• ft 1111111 b • MEM , El (• e II" M01..10. ow ear • IL, et a, •. -u semen ma trimmers or eimristemilitA by their rehiti•n to the ,piag,,a to venire ,b e ' s b uvew in e we s by i b q u i t i og for, lodoctho P 101 0 • 0 11 61 of the Moms Hied. By the ow.. ordering it its perticulsr descriptiow, F W•GllridrlO. 'Wielder Of Loom Chord, Bath, Clad vol. . (*den for the Country will lie exccided, free of carnal Ivu. price Its. in boards. Nall partial Iloglnod, &Waled, we Woks, sod the adjure _ ult DOSS on moue innuecrs ma occa- Labs'. SUMS Hy Frnacia Rhumb B.D. Feb*, of ikbootiliscal- 100 R THE FIRST PRUE". - 'dirt 00 0 4 . . 1 " 1 /. Fri" b.' ii 16 11 4 1:, --„,:-. ;:' •'! kyr ArSteek - Biol . & and Ciiiiineter 1 • I.' titniti StalioNit, tikes Ina disneessrie" of . • ai , the Lottery, reminds his b e et Frirods, the Public, the Right Rev. Jersey Taylor; D.D. illobop of Down ood the sear approach i tif the braiitig de State Lottery, am censor, to which are added, -thaw iberutossi yisembed upon • • Public dressiest. It the Rev. D. Eraser, D.A. M cosmos= tbo • S. , iltri OF NEXT MONTH. sod F.A.S. Rector of Rodatartes, is time omit, of Glos. rester. Ova. price Os. in bused.. Moo the First Prise drawn will, in sditiiios, be Anti wattled to 30.0001. eimirearentiv may be Dears ta he spewed at Sin, and the Performable token at &yea. IOW" 7.. Staled Prise. 1in.114•4*. 7a. ti. Orwwwa , to - Drama Pelee, fa,-4lp apeet tl4 7,l7. 6l"l 3e=dll . 7e, Wei troi the Besse te be totes ef Mr. Breeden, at the r, IlladJareet, Gem Tea tin Fear, Tu-atorrme the Tragedy a( Fettle; with The {teddies Day, and Th e Sleep Walker. Oa Werlawidey, the Comedy of The Cleadeatiae biertiage, and The Barber if &vilk. On Thareday, the Tnqicdy of Adeightti, aad The Barber of Seville. (hi Prniay, the Camay of The Scheel for Scandal; with The Miser. Oa liatirthiy, Ire Tragedy of The Ganiester, dad +lle Dallier of &Wilk. . . l : Priam! for.R. Hooter, Secession to .1tr.../olio. itools ° . ll 72, Bt. P..r. Chords-yard i and Baldwin, Cradork, aemoy, Pattrisosaert-sofr. L01819011P•42 111111. Soo. M. baddlisood. THE MODERN LONDON CATALOGUE a moms, with titsii Sites, Priers, sod PoWebers. Containing the Books poblndsed.iii London, noel those alter. alio Size oe Prier, Gime the Year 1800 to October 1818. 4:4 4 •r ft -+ - • • • q) limoure '`r • t " 77- 1r" _ .. ..,~ - + «-....... . .t' --S t ~+ '•fa•