The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1809-11-24 00:00:00

„ • IrJ rtfo ~ ~ ~~--ItMr' , • ' --.; , , 4 '... , - •,. K o ::).!•( ..." 7f• • . , li 4 'W I / 4 ettil , t -....— • 1 • -' - - - . 7) t. J i -- 1 - tr', iv. C'l F. • _ I.iew t "i NUtdimK 2135. NEW TRFATRE.ROVAI., COVRNT-GARDEN. I'IMSEINT FRIDAY, November 24, swig, will be acted, • Court ly, called, ‘VAY TO (;E'l NIARRIED. Capt Enulknr, Mr. Egerton; Caustiek, Mr. Mandril; Toby Anionic., Mr. Emery; Tangent. Mr. Jones; IRO Mahal!, Mr. Farley: M.QuiTh Mr. Wallas. Lady Sorrel, Darenpott ; Julia raullintr, Mir; Nyasa ; Cleanest tina Allspice, Mrs. Gil.h.; Ihmuy, MI! Cox. To wham will be Willa, a Tragic Patitursimical Ballet, called, DON JUAN; OR, TtIE LI 11E1111:NE DESTROYED. Don Juan, Mr. Egerton; Don Guzman, (the Command. snit) Mr. Chapman; Scatainuach, Mr. Grimaldi. Donna Anita, Mite Itri‘tiow. The 'knees by the :Rinses .Idions —Too cnachuia with a Tiew of the Infernal Regions, sad a Sksocr ut r.re. The Doors sill tOs opened at Ilalf. pall fire, a n d the Play kin at Half-past Six. Bean, 71.; &Toad Prier, se. 61.1.—Pit, ss.; Femur! Price, 9...—t;altery, ; /kerma Price, is.—. Upper Gallery, Tn,morrow, The fleet in 1143; with Raising the Monday, 'the Rotuma Father; s itb Dula ,loan—Os 'faraday, 'fhrS.l n mt for Prejudice —Ou Wed nesday, The .Exilo.—On Friday, The Cabinet. LYCEUM 111E41'11E, TIDE SPEEIAL I.IC.:,NBLii OF THE LOAD CHA M lAEIt LA I N Granted fur the present Seams, to the joint application of all parties ',Menially interested. TIIEIR SEItVANTS, form ing the COMPANY of the late DRURY-LANE TIIIIATRF, will, TIIIS PRF.SENT FRIDAY, Nevi us, lent', perform the Comedy of 'fflE l't/Olt GENTLEMAN. . Sir Willed Bramble,. Mr. Penton.; Sir Charles Cropland, Mr. Rolland; Licnt. IVarthiliewn, Mr. Myren ; Frederick, Mr. Wreach ; 011apod t 3lr. Mathews; Corporal Foss, Mr. P•iltner; Farmer II 4rratilsy, Mr Ray; Siephen Harrnwhy, Mr. De Camp; Ilitniphrey Dobbins, Mr. %Vermeer. Emily Worthington, by a Young Lady (tire first appearance us auy stage); Miss Lucretia Mar Tab, Mr. Spathe; Mary, 11.4 U. ec. be added (fifth time), a New Farce. is Two Acts, called NOT AT 114/\IE! - The Characters by Mr. Mrlviu, Mr. 'Mathews, Mr. De ['stop, bit-. Holland, Mr. Painter, Mr. Otanary, Mr..l. Louth, Or;ter, Mrs. Mathews, &c. Its Act I. a Sttsgteolapuee4 by Mr. Kt Ily). The New Farce of Not at Hume ! was 'stain rveeired with Pert aged applause, and will las repented Tamorrow Fawning. To noorntw, The Cabinet.--Oo Ntundeq, the Cannes a Man ausl Wife ; or, More Secrete than 0110.—.0.1 Tuesday, the Inconstant; or, The Way to Win Hiro.-0* ed. Scads . . , The haunted Toner. PAVILION THEATRE., NEWcASTLEATREEI, STK AND. atatslished by Afrrnoiti . nr, and LICENSED by the j Right Rannstrable the LORD CHA SIRF.K LA IN. r.• Thc Paton, are uwat respectfully requested to take no t, tire, that the Spectacle of AUG a,t will he withdrawn : after SATURDAY, as, on MON DAY NEXT will he pre. averted • bew Horletta Spectacle, founded on a well. known domestic Story. TIS EV ENING, FRIDAY. Nov. 24, and TO-MORROW, gATußimv. Nov. 2s. (sth bloc) Comic Burletta, in One Act, called Tim HAUNTED rtLI..AGE ; or, Love's Stratagem. Equity, Mr. Fox ; ii "i!luo. Mr. Jolkinnon ; Pater, .Tr. Devaatru ; Lemma, ss Plostriteent Asoctte, Mrs. 'Pearce; and Clod, Mr. annot fbw sth appearance). After which, (17th time), t New Serin•Comic Spectacle, with New Scenery, character. laic Dances, Combats, Sung., ke. called AL7.IR A ; or, The hlgerini COMM Priucipal Characters by Mr. Cremates, Mr. Norman, Mrs. Pester, Mr. Hartland, and Mrs. Parker ; /tornemmiship by Mr. Smith and Young Saunders, with the otter's ntsnceuvres on the Tlt:ll'l'.. ROI' E. T., conclude kith (1 tth due) • New Pantomime, will, extensive Scenery, iachiocry, Ike. called The FROZEN MOAN IMN ; or, arlegoin Exile ; Harlequin, M. Hartland; Pataloaki, r. Soutliby; Roectifnacn, Mr. Davis; GrindialdAirithai- Muf, Mr. Norman; and Columbine, Mrs. Parker. Dozes As. Pit us. Gal. li. Second Puce at Half put ::. 9, t N.B Equestrian Tuition by able Madam, fro* Tea till tilAN(;K • of Perforatelike every 17: +entng at the MINOR TII I: ATRE, Catherine street, Strand, loch ioniser become one of the anus! fashttroatile lounges at this put of the iii,croonlis, by the naturist and scientific Eabibilluir., which is biehly ermlitubre to the EIIPCRott of all the COSI LI It ERS, who wishes to inform his Friends and the Public at large, that every exertion is used in order to make the little snug Theatre warm sod comfortable,' hy placing portable staves iu different pasta of the halter is the Any time. Arlinitfairee to the nines 3s. fid.; Pit oa.; Gallery is.— rs "peered at Six o'clock, to begin at S•ven.—llaif-prter Malt past Eight. A Privets Performance may be had, by giviug a day's petite. EYTt/N, I.ete Partnor with FIR JAMES BRANSCIEVIR, I mond to N 0.2, Curnhill, near the 31ausion-Houer, 6 .24/I.ICITS the ottention of tilt Fneotis to the 'Scheme of the l'i;EtY LOTTERY, which contains 'ITV CAPITAL PRIZES, edit only r , , ~,wt hionihers, ,aid the who. to be drawn in ONE DAY, February dt, 'twin. It is with ranch coufidence Eytoo eleims the Favoors of Ate rohlir' having , in the last Two Lotteries, divided amongst his Friends, a Priv,' of L. 20000 I I Prise of 1... ,ono 1 ' I Also, the Grand Prize, No. 3,titii, entitled to L. 2.6,761; Mu! nfinit4ons Twenty Ttriasooda, Ten Thousand., is Ace. in the eto preceding Lotteries, to really an incredible at,hont. •.* Pkut to .thearve, Lytoo is retuovcd to No. 2, Corn bill, near the Ifintaiiiii-Illsii.e. NEW A NO. FIXTRAIIRDI NARY CHEAP 411.104. I . AY EON and SNEAKS, Nn. 11, iletirtett:t tALA 'street, 'Covent-Garden, have the honour to announce the Nohdlty and Ladies of Position, that their superb hrtsdteilion N f•Onlmahle CLIP: m Ertc FAY, is now ready for inspection the whole of which L and S. are deteristiorti to sell.ott those cxl,raortlittiuy low feints, which twee COOII &- twit their ware.roatis the eit.spiat in the konctium. The richest Salt Velvets/roe I Is. to' as. per yard, which etheallssekrs cannot sell wader to tits. per yard. The richest 2s per yard cheaper than at airy other wur ebouseio Londuir.--The wet l y beetdoubleil.ts inert Saneness t 0.61.611 sold by other 1 erects from as. to es lid. The trsest Itilisn Haloes only es per yard, usually sold as.dil toss. A superior deseriptiowu/ Poplins, drily era. per yard, acknow ledge/to be nearly tura to•lnsh, et us. ilid.—Talayers dr replant, so tutus sew article_, only 41 _ll/Cr yard, yard-w ide; trittt Coloured Butntrazeen, Cottw:e Stotts, and every other article, a the realest rat icty. Ecautly X 1 ournittr, to any ex tent, moos the lowest terms • N.D. 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ZICILVERS, BE LET, on IsUILIJING LEASES, by 1 the Werst.:nfal Company of IRONMONGERS, at a General Quarterly Court, to he held at Iron tiso.qers' Ilall, Fencleurch-street, on TUESDAY, the 44tla of Noseinber in stant, nt Tuel►e o'clock precta. le, A large Mlt.t'E of GittetlND, for t►e erecters of a New !street, to eontain sixty Ht tpSpi, of the third me, to coinnaumeate watt ttttt - ger-row :rut strcet-syulho, near Ohl-street, Los•ion. Prtsiarials APT I4killK 17.0111.41.1. 10 one or more Lets, of net then Two Houses in a Let, at a eel Greaud-rent, Hear of all taxes, except the Prvpertc•taa, will he receivr.l at t*t Clerk's °Sire, on or h,•furt Monday, the , 2; th inst. be te ~ ess the hours of Ten and Twu, wheie the Plan aeA Par ticulate may be seen. T. Clerk•. N.D. The land-tax is redeemed. • Ironmongers' Hall, Nov. I, Isog. AA/ER/CAI We now lay before our ILliders, what may justly be regarded as en important and most iiiterebting • State Paper. It is tit, even as matter of prudence, that the whole dangers of the country should be fairly. before the people; and. from the temper and obstinacy which the Ministers manifested In bath 'louses of Parliament, at the time that Mr. Jackson left this country for America, ice are fully persuaded, that his instructions will ultimately prove less palatable to the Government and Pantile of the Visited States, sivai than those e said to form the basis of Mr. Errkine's power.. Mr. Canning stated, that Mr. Ei kin. not only exceeded, but acted in direct liostaiity to his in structions. Will he say that Mr. Erskine had no written or verbal instructions, by Mr. Oakley, of a dilcrctionary character ? %Ve look for the arrival in this country of Mr. Jackson, as well as of Mr.. Pilitias s *Ws it sill be lieu whether Mr. Canuing FRIDAY; EAST INDIA IN)VSE, Nov. 4, two.). Flint? COURT of DIRE:CMOS , of the 1 UNITED EGSSPANY_qf M E RCHAN Tg of ENG LAND, tradaw tie: EAST / INDIES, (1. h free Zi" 14.61 me"" That the TRANSFER ROOKS of the we! Conspanfs STOCK MlAbeatiV'T on TgeSDAY, theluth ivataut,at Tau .'(:lurk, unit OPENED agniu ua TEESDAY, time 16th January 1411frov:tig And that the DICIDEND WARRANTS on the aia4 dike Oil the 5111 Janauty next, .012 e ready to ve de livered uu MONDAY, the st h of the same month. \VILLA AU RAMSAY, Seeret,rry . EAST INDIA HOUSE, No•. 8, 1 8.9- IVIIE COURT If J)IRE(:TI MS of the (:031PANY AIERCUAN ISO ENG LA N I) true/iv to tie EAST INDIES, de heffeA* Bite Notice, That • Air A WIEN IN GENERAL COtiltt of the said (N)3IPANY *ill be held at their tbotts; in Leads/tit:lll sirect, on INE.DNEF.DAY, the both Oectußlux next, at Eleven Wilcock iu the Fureuuon, fur the pstrpu>.• of#ltclarlog a Divideadtesieu slidarinturt last, to Chri*lrnos next. Vr I L 1.1.131 It ANISA Y. S.Trearv. Xrtlool-11ALIPPENnT. - 1 has one Tie t;;:telity, candour, end honour, foie Mr. Erskine, and another sort kir Lord Cartle• resgh. About tens time, last year, we recellecti that the commercial world was duped by the strongest assurances of a prompt a tjustnient of ell our differences With Ariarrica. If, after reading 'Champagne's letter, they continue to he gtillt-rl by similar visions, then they must consider the Ft.. .such Ruler to be almost an great in council as Mr. Per.. ceval, and as glorious in the field as—Lord -r-1 Chatham'? The very hope of intercourse with - America must soon he at an end ; hut, even is this •:%:-);-: event, we do nut despair of the kingdom, if 11Tra Perceral should have penitence enough $0 Make it 4 waited kitigdolli. LETTe.t snow Ntil•L CHAMPAGNE, TO HIP triettL •Agaey coop? or —, itv ING Of Tile •CP „. 1 , lIIIMA/1,414. -111 TAM 41PONOREVs Of Tilt uerrad staves. " Paris , May to, isoq. Tom Excellency sib my opinion, on the nista: of Its Eiribairo, that has existed more than a year past to the United States. I swats, and do not hesitate to say, that Hint oicusure is a masterpiece, it is one of the most dextrose combinations that ever Caine out of the British Cabinet; it well ha emy fur me to demonstrate to your Excellency. The altotring of the Sound and of Trieste, becoming every day ems inevitable, the English Merchants were shoat to find tbemselvei deprived of all conmenuicatiou with the Continent s isle do on orb, Brit tan 402. The vast prohibitive system, so wisely conceived by the genius that governs France, wee about to receive its entire execution. Overstocked with the meichandiase of the two Indies, without auy possible vent„ their nianufactores discarded bum the immense market of the Continent (America), as well as ours, Eioglauil was really going to receive the price of her isimitMhle avarice, soil to stoic under the weight of her usurped riches. What was nea cessary to sate bra from this mists, to aid her to trmsport to every pointlif the globe, when her own dug coahl nut go, the enormous quaatities of merrhandise, of every hied, limped up c7'ti the banks of the Thames, the stmenor elfs people essentially adventurers, attire, andsitioas, poesessipg an immense mercantile marine, Relaxant/gat assail CYPellar, .knotraue how to penetrate any where, wet shrioking from say daupa to sat.Afy an equal third of ;add ? This succour she Las jaat übtaiuel, by the raisiug of the America's rapirineri. The last hitters from America assert, that this measure as. carriedulninit by open force, by the federal party, that is to say the Fer!iril P.4+ ty. It is well known, that two.iiiirga pt least of the Anscrietti emelt:este is Caroled on with English capital and for EN;:lkil account; hence it results, that the Wait meteor which this self's-ailed Americas Commerce is going to take, must deltuitively turn to the advantage of thje English Commerce, which was on the brink of dmtructipp. Who then eau be the dupe of that impartiality, Coogrma affects to obse.ve is ties act? Tha mealiest shop.hoyof London, w ould not suffer himself to he tines imposed aped. " The Sallie demand is made of France and England, that one and the other respect their flag, am! threaten to abet their ports to either that sh.,old violate their neutrality, and reel, to declare war; hut, above all, as France is about to lore the last Of her posicssious, is the West Indies, the American people, well know, there was minting to fear from her, and that, to keeping at a distance from oar coasts, in Europe, we canuutsouch their vessels; whereat, England, mistress of the neighbouring seas of the Visited States, can strike a sensible blow when she pleases; it was thee necessary to appear lies to find means of satisfying Engtund, w ithout appearing •to stibnite to her tyrannical pretensintis; and here is what Ism been thought of, end already put into practice, according to the most authentic information, just received. On the sarl lag the packet-boat, the Mentor, of New York, more thee too vessels, were loading, or sailed, for Holland, where they well know they would not be received, and t i airre they ha:! No I,tentiws gei..g; already, several have arrived in Eugland, la defiance of the Law of Congress, and inewitintaudieg the bond sit security given, nut to ',sumach the English coast, they get themselves taken by the first English they meet I with, prove afterwards, that the property is English, are re leased, and with a good process-verbal of the Captain, they avoid the penalty incurred. They pay in Eoglaiid the duty Smithy the Orders in Contteil, and go where they please; bat this particular simulation does nut suffice for all the coma biustions of commerce, in general; they have found other i means of giving it the greatest possible latitude. The Ammo can %fusels Ito, and th e re are many on their way to the ',laud of Madeira, which is to be einct.d,ared is neuter, and which will become a vast &Tat ; there they land their prodnee, the English will loin; them theirs, suit they will barter with each ether the tuerchandee of the two worlds. It will be the smote at St Bartholomew's, surd in all the Islands , vhieli call themselves neuter. The English inaeuractares will be accompanied with Swedish or German certificates, of migio, and will enter, withoot didieulty, on the Continent of dine rica. From these different places of drposit, the Americana letß hassurfate North and Smith Arneiica with English. pro . deekiees; they will come and fill all the poets in En. ope, .eliessibey are allowed to enter, sod there wall's, a complete Rogllalt mooopolv re.establialled with the people, by which Ara ail be able to face the expenses, during a ceatary to 'Moue, of • war, which she alwie maintains, and which aim basso much interest to prolong, without the raising of the Embargo. How could England have mule soloist, for taty time, all her columes and conquests ? How could the Spaniels Colunica prolong their disobedience, to the laws of their non Sovereign ? How could the unfortunate island of St. Donssitgo istaintaiii itself against the fait y of parties, wlsi-h tears it to pieces ? How, ill fine,' without the numberless suceonts„ Or every kind, that are going to be carried to them, could the revolted provinces in the South of Spam resist Inge the fumes employed to reduce them ? Thus, Sir, co whatever aids you view the qiiestion of . aiding the einbargo, it is use of the greatest victories that England ever gained for itrr cent. ilatrel,tiOf of OW most fatal measures teethe system wdoytudi by thsiesderator of the Continent of Europe, which was nis • aberprabt of receiving the frojts of so many privations/mud .esamilistee, sod which, perhaps, is going to be lost for ever. " To consists us foe this destructive resubitlee, the e ttlitatii States arc good enough to *emit the intypitatiou of •snail wines and lhaudies. %That s compensation! NO., it MU take twenty cargoes of those arteries to Kt fat eat el ~.1