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-~ ' 4lll7l"."'Le-€2 • 4 akif < ”i gw 7TrOilis /- ..erricsoc . ' vs boiler', Awl* • i •turn.,l o . 1. 44 . 1 %dif i rlitfti g ~ airs•. q 711711 .dl lith .topihai vir 014) mo.figull " 1 11 meihrmie 44 'le! ell We/ Anaggilli 14.1 1/0441.. .11F1111 c lood Aires +4 0 • si _ _ re liat vor• ill 11. 1044 Ind will l..• 0 ~ -I 4H• ! • - '"" Plityr. Id. 111 4 4 of this meaeure is obvious... bet:sow en rid in a tritest, hr cannot rat trees. ,it he would re quire, at bust 19 month. priori, ((((( • to ati.m r: 1 till he received • partial subosteace loan his labour. The 1 1 ItrrreII food sides or tie riser ore crowded with workmen of all aelteriptiorm. 1 flst• r known labourers travel goo miles it quest of worn without sueeraa. The reavisit is very p:ai... The settlers are generally poor people, on., limit ea money, and thong!) many of them bare kiielof,hrt.f • wealth. their wealth mimeos of cat 1- Weil 4-1404 r laud ; but, as they have their land for flood, man. , of them have arrived at the suns of their artiWition, and pus. their time is. twkilessee, ur vair.r. when they employ a mechanic sir I:lliiinrer, 1114 forages ore g 1 14111,11111 1111 hire usual be produce ; aid when they purchase :toy nere..ary. it is paid is. pro— dtter. ori the offset haul, the man who {;eta Nod. of which there is plenty. ha. to travel a thorny road, amid fulfil. the saving, that he must Water before lie partake of the fruit : but his t hies are .lierte lived, hr can clear his land. if he has i t toory. for from 154. to 4/. an mer e , nod whets clear hr tBll lank to i s es ilu own protwriy. 1 Imre seer sessool settlers who confine...l4l hod fall iir r silt Own lif!it crop. and 1 Vlll4 mot witoistrr lei the pap.. grew they had made, and begin olreurly to Noe' at ease and lntense; tlwy tourism...if a milk cow frit twelve wheic , er 1144 clearest mobil II moat in credit, as a landliahlisr usonot take it awn on his back. I cannot give a better example of the rapidity and extent of the pirogres• or o 141 , r Molt rultiratirw laud, thin what came to net ow et kiosioletlgi! in ;attempting to ;motel ate a Hear spot in the Perth warren-id. 'hie poor people bitingly, out at Goverssininit expense. alto Were twits-led am) clotriiihest herr for righter,. l.s, hate cleared twenty. +limy. osisl forty acres, and their prier. wait 2001. and 2501. Their stork would be fifty or sixty mac : this speaks for it.ell. PoVerly 1•1111111111.111111111 New Perth, which I left with 114•1.tan d 1 iiiy ; nn 1 1101.1. y j it a Mail sars • dollar, he w.m1.1 oral to look at it, for feat fir should ',Pvt.,' are smother. The produce of file set tlement is not equal to the population, :tad Govern. meld, with a view to promote 'otiosity a.tiolig then., has judiciously imposed a tax of In.. a bwrs. l upon flour from tin Later. 1 have rooted other player, with which F was delighted, where the laud was as fertile :tit the Link. of the Forth ; but. unless here and Own., where pin timid a linti.l4 farmer. it is miserably husbanded."—(l./ossom Courier., Ilgoritaise, Mr. Breath" ; trapitlet, Mr. Powell ; Romeo, Mr. Cooper (from the Theron- Royal, Liverpool, his VI ap. pinnace oa this dare); 31. retitle, Mr. ' F.llistun •' Friar Law rence Mr. Pope. Juliet, Mrs. W. Rest; Lady Captilet, Mrs. Knight; Nurse, Mrs. Marlowe. After which, the fasearile Extravaganza called GIOVANNI IN LONDON. SURSCRIPTION To AFFORD TEMPORARY RRLIEF .' TO THE DESTITCTE. AND NIGHTLY SHELTER TO THE HOLSELEM. GF.NI.:IIAI, MEETING or the St7B ri scRtnEKS so the shove F.... 1 will take place in the Egytitiats Hall, at the Mansion Hose, ou MONDAY NEXT. N.V.'enber nib, at One o'Clork, when • Report of the Proerviliiigi of she Consseittee dories the last WM•ltr sill he prewatril. The Right Hon. the Lord Mayer. M.P. Pr►sideet of the Coannitter, will take the Chair at Two o'Clock peeenwly. (Sigurd) W. H. BODKIN, Boa. Ste. Cosnmitiee-Rotini, 27. Poultry, October 30, IMO. Don Giovanni, Madame Vining; Leporello, Mr. Harley; Mr. Florcatine Finiekin, Mr. Barnard; Mr. Deputy Foglisb, Mr. Gattie. Mrs. Leporello, Miss Coghill; Miss Constant's Quixotte, Miss Posey; Mrs. Fisalish, Mrs. Over; Mrs. Draineaniry, Mrs. Harlowe; Squalling Fan, Mrs. Blaad. The interior of the Theatre has been eanspletely embel lished sad newly dreficateil. The chief part of the Scenery has been repainted, and a new Arehitevural Drop Scene, designed and executed by Marioari. The Public will also observe, that external acconsossial,, tied has IMF been neglected, a cumnioiltuas Portico haring been erected in Itrydges•atreet. BAST INDIA HOUSE. Nemeses I, lilt 1 THE COURT of DIItEC FORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of END. LAND, trod's, to the EAST INDIES, do lowly eve Noftce, That • QUARTERLY GENERAL. COURT of the said COMPANY will he held at their House I• Leadrnbell. street, let WEDNESDAY, the of December meat. at Eleven .Clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of de claring a Dividend from Midsummer Iset to Christmas next. The Corot of Direetiws do farther give notice, that the saI.I G I Court is made Special, for the porpoise .4 set► mining for confirm:igloo- the Iteassletimes of the General Court of the 17th S►ptember. approvitar the Resolutions of the Court of Direciurs of the itd Almost last. greeting. smiler the rireansstancto therein stated, a pension o< 1,1)001. per annum to Mr. IL M. Raman% late Assistaat Coast mod !Ast ral Wareheembreper; and a peelers* of beet per annum t• Mr. George Mir/daunt, jun. late stetted Clerk in the Coast and S•rel Warehouse Deportraeot. The Reports required by the By-Law, Cap.,. See. le, to gether with the docusersits times which the said,Resolistioms have been foreml, are wow epee at this Humid for the pc. r•sal of t►e Proprietors. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. .oings Wares," in which the shish. of the ere* soil stimulants might have ilmrovers el, sod would have discos/wed, say illeruprr cundoet, had any such had existence. Why, • silly die•awsy girl of eighteen, u► a voluptuous woman Marled by parabia, world kosew hemv than to nee swell • place fur tiodnigence with her par...moor. Tel the Mn. spiralors would have sis helleve, that, because wet high. , miesded and high.spirded Queers left her cabins, sultjteted H Is was tu the 'sow and sleuth of cattle. to repose airs' deck, that it was to contient adsliery ! Dot away with reasoniog! The Queers most be busied Jowls. Ariwkery is the cry; teraciorry mid 1411144 l', conspiracy and Frejus,. are the hell lusoodo employed 's the ba.e. Whets the Queen Mays In hstt Plain, the ormswasey facility of inte►eoarse sad privacy oldie ?bee wet Illassuisg firma asmitint bag. Whew tlfiw lemstia MOB sad skeps ose deck, where all may see her who have the curiosity to do so, it is the Same. If she bail had Captain firms, or Lindens*, Howeasi, to ahead her, whew bad weather, sea.sackuveo, or what nut, made it teceemmey fur a man to be near h►r,il sushi have hero said," Why select those young officers wlwn her Chamberlain, her skilful, hide fatigable, teepees/NI, asset thertrorefavoureteservant. whose duty it was use he about her, was in attesidasce '" Do what she will, the view hallow;! adultery mast be•raised. If she horns her eyes to the right there is something in it, she might have looked to the s►e leeks to the left. there was nothing so prevent her hooking Si, the right—there was an edithertons mesnint In looltiog to the left. If she looks straight on, it is immodeM„ sod chews " a want of proper feeling:' If she looks dowel, it is a convinciug proof of gosh !!! I lon, Sir, Jae. A MAGISTIIATF. FOR MIDDLESEX. Places for the SotCes to be taken of Mr. Rooberth, at the Private Rom Entrance, Little Rimell.street, until the rum. pletion of the Poriico. The Dour. will ke opened at Half-past Six o'Cleck, and the Performances on each Evening commence at Sewi n. B o xi•ii, 7.. ; Second Price, 31.6d.—Pir, 3a. 6d. ; Second Price, 2..—buwer Gallery, to.; Second Pike, Is.—Upprr Gallery, I s. ; Secant' Price, 6d, Oa Salarilay, The Beggar's Opera, with au siblitional Boor: Captaiu 51achealh, Madame Testris; Pull), by a 1.-uly :her fir , t apiwaraiire in Louden). ~ . TI! EA TRie.ROY.4L, CUV ENroasta RN: THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, or. g. will be performed she Nosiest Rowskore of Tilts day is pnblisheil„ at Mr. ACKERMANN'S, 101, Strand, NO. VIII. Of the PICTURESQUE TOUR of the ENGLISH LAKES; romminiatt foisr eo. lours(' Plates and Letter-press. Dessy 410. 6.. No. Of DOCTOR SYNTAX IN SEARCH (IF A WIFF.; eseh Nissuber trowtainine three eolonred Enver. isms, by Thomas llowlaodonan, Esq. Ss. fid. This Wank will form the Third and last Volume of Doctor Syntax's Tours. SINEMOSVNEAN CONCERTS, CROWN AND ANCHOR TAVERN, STRAND. THE St/ BSC It I fIE RS are respect fully in formed, that the SIXTH SEASON of the above CONCERTS "PSI comeesee ime TUESDAY NEXT, No vember 7. HENRI QUATRE; Or, PARIS IN Tiff. OLOEN TIME. Omni, Mr M.ireeady; Such , Mu. Et',roma ; General t, F 1 wr re I; raceme dr Rirmn, 'Alf. C. kr1111.1111 . ; I've &rock Su. I.pon, Mr. Abbott ; li'Doesorl, Mr. Cosanor ; Monsimalw, Emery; Grivais, Mr. Ditrusrt ; Mr. Losion Ftorepre St. li on , Mies Greene; Clot Ode de B.es.n, MI. , Love; lilloison, Mire Foote. After which affil he revircol (wills a new anti additional Seise) the Farce of ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE. . ...... . The Enter Women,. will cosisist, as usual, of Vocal and Instriernental Masse, by eminent Profrasors All applicatioom mode to Mr. Kramerley, G 9, Great Chafes. tired, Lincoln !n•.ilds. THE COLONIES. N B.—A TWA F.rlinon of Tot. 11. of Maine Syntax, will be ready fur delivery in a few dam prier 21s. vitro boards. CLOAKS FOR TH E TH EATRES, EVENING PARTI ES, AND TRAVELLING IN GENERAL. THE Ladies 4.1 the Nobility sod (;entry Pre Sisal respecthelly informed, Hat the 511F.W.ROOMS of F. THOMPSON (late Clementson sod Thumpsow, the Inventors and Intro.loctrs of these matels.adiaired moil very beneficial Garments, the ENVELOPES, BEAVER moil COATING WRAPPING CLOAKS) are always fnrnisheil with an isiolwalled Assortment of those Articles, each hav ing its Axed price legibly attached. Their well-hemsn cele brity as a complete wrap in proceeding to and from Roots, in sudden transitions from heat to cold, Ise. have been spoken idiot the lwat terms by thousands of Porchssers at the WOOLLEN DRAPERY WAREHOUSE, establish ed A.D. 1750.—alith. of every description. 344, Oxford-street, opposite Great Portland-street. NEW SETTLEMENT AT TUE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. A number of persons hive emigrated from differ met parrs 01 this county to the Cape, and 'anoint c solicit - try statement•, Slums! fsvourable seed others unfavourable, hisviog recently appeared en journals of the day, respectiog the settlement near Algoa Bay, we have been favoured by a rearcted correspondent at Burslesit, with copies of two tenets from a person who 1/164 sent nit by that parish, with his tinnily. the beginning of the present year, which we give au extract, and doubt not but It will be acceptable to is great portion of our re4ders. The letters are addrenird to the father-its-law of the writer, sod, though in a simple style, they speak the language of sincerity. The family sailed in the ship ✓oho, of Liverpool, on the 2d of January. The writer, after having given an account iu Imo first letter, dated February 7, of a prosperous voy age as lilies Madeira, in Srcood. of Julie 13. continues the narrative until Hit ship arrives tore ii Algoa Bay, on the 3d of May, when he ob selves : Sir CillieillNtnipkist, Mr. Blanchard ; Captain Stanley, Mr. Abbott ; Captain Stokely, Mr. Connor ; Diggury, Mr- Liston. t‘a Ilriel;:ei Pumpkin, Mrs. Davenport; Kitty Sprightly, F , kde irmuis Mira Gri Miring the wires the Theatre has hero entirely new 41e s-orate.' and A sttlsTlo 'Toro! Chandelier, on n novel principle, and et.mitlrtely ventilated, has been constriscied by Mr. %Vest. I troantesitst Luatreo, fur ;Vas-lights, sorroonil the Dress Circle. A Private Box may be hail for the Season, or nightly, of Mr. Ilr.tholuti ' Pt the nos- (/M ier. Places fur the Boxes to hr taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box.Dflice, liParlkatreet, from Ten till Finer. Nimes, 7a ; Second Prier, 3s. 6il.—Pii, 3s. 6.1 ; Second Price, 2a.—Gallery, 2a.; Second Price, ls.—Upper Gal lery, 1.. ; Second Price, 6.1. 'l'b. Dow, will be opened at Half past Six &Clock, and .1111 e rhy begin si Seven. _ PHILLIPS ON FRUITS. This day is published, elegantly prittied in royal Bro. with Plates, prire 1/.ls board., pOMARIUM I'IrANN ICII :An His. swami and Bulanieal Account el Fruits known in Great Bremen. —__. _..._.... Ily HENRY PHILLIPS. Prints line T. sod .1. Allman, Booksellers to her Majesty, Pelona-Wert, Ilanover.equare. Of whoot say he had, 'BRACKENRIDGE'S SOUTH AMERICA, in ISI7 and 18119, Iwo vols. five. rite 24.. boards. TIIE IVEIV CONTINENT. ANECDOTES OF THE HOUSE OF BRUNSWICK. This day is pobli•hed, laseisninely ',elided in See. price 10s. 6d. boards, A NECDOTES bud CHARACTERS of the HOUSE of BRUNSWICK: illustrative of the Corm of [loaners and Lawless, truss the Mt of Selllemeni to the Vomits of George III.; including an (Priciest Memoir ash. Elceiress Sophis, and • looms', supposed to be written by the sulustruate Suphis Dorothea, Consort of George 1. We have been loomed with the 11)Iloaitig extract from the log-book of the brig Williams, by a vessel just arrived from Born)). A yre.. It states several particulars re•orctiog the to aly.thscoverrtl Conti. nem of Nrw tihrtland , or South tilleilaml. There was a map with the parlo-t, boot it appears (with the exception of Inrytuitile-% elms). in I.w similar to that in Bretesiv's Philopphical Joarnal, which may be trtrried in. BURGESS` NEW SAUCE for general pur. IP poses having gismo sorb great soprulsatieo, and the demand fur it austimaing to eacrease,JOHN BURGER; sad SON beg most respectfully to offer this Oster best &chasm loggineswe to tie Public. for iltniv liberal patronage of the same: its utility sail great couveolesiee in all climates has rereassneodesi it to the most distinguished foreign enti ce:loos, who bare all spoken highly in its recommendation. —lt is prepared by them ONLY; and for preventing dia. spowintment to families, all possible cue liaa been resort ed to, by each bottle tieing aeakd upon the cub* with their Firm sisi Address, as well se each Lobel lunnag their Sigma tore, without which it meow be cuisine. JOHN BURGESS and SON'S lung established and mach esteemed ESSENCE of ANCHOYI BS milkier% to be pre pared by them after the same meaner that has gives the greatest satisfaction Air many years. Warehouse, NH, Strand, cornet of the Savoy-steps, Low- Ana,—(The °ricks' Itsk.Sauce Warehouse.) To.rnorrow, The Comedy of Errors: Lucite., Miss M. Tree. (hre first aims...ranee this araimo). fin iiiii lay, she Tragedy of Virginias. On 'l'm,.lay will be rewired hinkspearea Comedy of `Twrnflb Nigh' (which has liven for some lime in prevais. aims) ; in which will be introdomd Soots, Duels, (Aces, and •Clniris-es, selected entirely from the Plays, Poems, awl &m -auls of Nhakapeare. By JOHN BROWN. Author of "Memoirs of Geurce &e. &e. Printed for T. and J. Allman, Booksellers to her Majesty, Prinoes.street, Hantwee-ageare. Fbaract front She 11,1: In[-loook, on a verge front "NUM! Ares to Vrlparairo. Frbreary 19,1819. BRITISH ACHIEVEMENTS. Just pisbli.hed, in one thick vol. 18roo. embellished with numerous Coloured Plates. 14s. hoards, lbs. neatly ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND. By Antlatirity of Ike Right Hon. the Lord Chamberlain. riNIIIS EVENING, 'l' tl RSDAY. w•tu her 3, Friday, 3, and Saturday, ♦, will lw presented. for the •21st time, an entire New . Scottish MelwDranotic Md. tin, ratified, Kr. CUTHRERTS EVE; O r , TUE TOMB OF MONTEITH. ~louteith, Mr. Congers it ; Nl'Alleii, Mr. Watkins; •Cnv 14elderirk. Mr. Lee; Sandy, Mr. Wilkinson; Father Anikrose, Mr. Cowell. Matilda, Mimi Yates; Alice, Mrs. Waalett. After • hie,. will he produced a N•w Dirertiseinrid, called M A 110 M ET ; - 011, 1 . 11 F. VIZI ER:B CHOICE. Mahosnet, Mr. We ihooen, who, to the course of th► Di vertistoureit. trill Introduce the crlehrete.l Mona Dauer After Witch will be produced the last H ew gram' WO pin turesrpte (santomimr, with Dew mime. scenery, lee. THE FAIRY OE THE STAR; OR, HARLEQUIN AT LABRADOR. of Labrador, alierwar.l4 Paolaloom), Mr. Daly ; Froaiut (a Courtier of I.etorisdiir, afterwards (lown), Signor Pasulw (Ids this() •ppearnitee ilas season); Hubert (afterward: Harlequin). Mr. «'. Kiiiiy. Irriottiht (Fairy of the North Star), Miss Yates; balltli11111: (itfierwa.ds Colum bine), Miss Brady. Ou Monday usat will be proctored an rutin. new Operatic Ilurktla, in which • Lady will make her hist appearance un any Stare. The Doors will open at &a ("Tina, and liar Pyrfortivtiire to COIVIRMICC a Quarter bcfore SiVell...-StC4011•1 Ih les Hair pin Eight. FOUR OF 20,000/. SWIFT and Co. reep.-etraily .tano. t to tittVie attention llt• lesilistr features or the Lottery to btgiii Arawiria the Pith THIS NION fll. It consists of only :;,400 Niiiabers (Tall Tickets 40 coo* Number), anal taiss POUR PRIZES of SO OINU. Courula aril Motley, he other Capitals awl small Pritea as a.ual. Tlivre are only 1,71)0 Numbers-au. Ills aair, oil ail which will h , n the First Day, and are sure to eal.i Too of the Prize. of 10,0001.; and as every Prize 0114/VI• WV, draws the First Ikra, Is to ftCCIIIC, in 1114111.1 11 . to Olith Prize, an Ustsirawn Twket or Share for the Serous , U.4y, the I.u.rilaSer 'male T,ehet or Slimr has the Chance of enitioie Teo) Pr v4l of 211,090/. at SWIFT nod Co.'s ulit and t'ortosiate No. 11, Poaltry; Charing-eroas; as 31, Aliliote Hiatt street. CONCLUSION OF DISH'S CONTRACT. CaCIIKAIE Pile New 1, , 0 I.ey 4.o,stame 1 , 77 Prizes of 20,0001. CUU11.11%.0.1 TWO Peises of 110001. Consul:, added its Two of 2,00 U!. 3luisey, :oak mg togratier lOU It . of ....... ,Clo,noBl Como hi mid Muosty. TWO Sure to be Mann First Day! Two of 20,0001. soar be trained by pm chasm! Owe Ticket. Every Prize above 201. She First Day, entitled to a sew Ticket for She Second Day. All the Tickets wow ea gale sore to be draws First Doi, WEDNESDAY, November lb . . _ tfely 1,7011 10eolgror. Ticket, and Shang are Settling by HISH, St.ek•Rrokrr, &de Contractor, 4, COI ehill, awl 9, Charieg-crogs, Loodun; oho Shared and Sold in ibe lam Lottery, 3,946 a Prise or s IoIS9 ElestEag 'arise. other Capital*, sad by all big AO OlB 1 . the uo.lrp. .41. Schemes, with Partscalare, .y be bed grafi& bound. E NAVA I. and MILITARY EXPLOITS which have distinguished She Reign of GEORGE III.; accurately described, and MK Ihodirally arranged. By JEHOSHAPIIAT ASPIN. To the ;professed historian it will be a useful beak of re reroute, the must csirefel attention having been paid to dates snd places% In the canary readmit will prove an entertain. Mg suit inatractive companion; soil to the rising youth it will be an amusing introduction to the knowledge of the times in which be lives. ['roiled fur Samuel Leigh, IS, Strand. This day is poldialeed, in royal Ron. prirr Ss. Vol. I. Part I. to he cuntiuned in Monthly Parts, of VILE ENTS of CON VEV A MANG, in .A Theory sod Practice, with rotatory Remarks upon the Study of that Science, mid Observations and Directions re. lative to the Practice of Conveyancing. The Second Edit ion, carefully revisrd and corrected, with great &dditrour amid improvements, Ity CHARLES BARTON, Esq. Of the hurrrTsmple, Ran ister•at• Law. London : Printed for .1. and W. T. Clarke, Law• Bookse ller-, Portogal.strect, Lincults'sisbus. SII EPPA I/I TOUCHSTtIN E, BY PRESTON. This ilay ie pahhalied, in royal Situ. Part I. price Pis. TOUCIISTONE or COMAION AS SURANCES; or, A Plain anal Familiar Treatise, opening Learning of the Con Assisrances, or Con veyunees of the Kingdom. Seventh Edition, with consider able A(141'1111101., By RICHARD PRFSTON, Esq. Wish the additional Nolra of she former who moat liter allr r ~,,, municised these Notes his increase the value of the preseid 'Audios: Printed for J. anal W. T. Clarke, Law Book sellers, Portufal-street., EIJI IS nuauti ENCYCLO PA:1)1 A, This day is publis.lu .1 handsomely pointed in quarln, and illustrated by 16 b.atitifol lingrairisins front Original Dia* hags, Vulunte XIV. Port 11. (price Out Guinea, boards,) of riiHE EDINBURGH ENCYCI.()P,EDIA 1 or, ll.rtnninry of Arts, Sciences, and Mi.w..5h00.,,,,s lite/shirr. Conduct.' by DAVID BREWSTER, LED. Fit I.nsseloti slid Ediub &r. &e. Ste. With use assistance of Gruitilacto eminent in Sciciate and Litr..ii are. The principal Ai tick. in this Half V..lnme are :—Mi. n•rml ‘V.terr—llitirrnoolo” (including (eolegy)—Missions —ll is si •• i ppi—MM•ll4,lllllleg—Morlia—Mudeni- - M0r5 , 1. ,,, Musue4liatt— %44,ll,lllll4M Money— Iliinnutuibuhire Two Sloorits--.. Montagu, Lady M. W.--Munte.ipsien.--.lloitlfsitcosi. Mouip.inerysbite—Mtentroar-- Mitnineta.-..Aluure, Dr.— Moore, General--Mural Philosisphy—‘lorea--Mairowcit.— ! Mosait—Mtnieuw—Mosatt—Mull—Monicli, suit Muscat. a s s A few Copies are splendidly printed on the guest royal paper, wish Proof linpressinasof ibis Pluses, 41.128.611. rails Part, in boards. Pressed f o r Won. Blarhyssed, soil Waush and lanes, Edinburgh: John Murray; Baldwin, Crashiek, nod Joy; J. M. Richardson, London ; sad she ullur Proprietors.— Sold also by W. Oliphant; D. Breen ; Mahal and Ma 4 ls ; and J. Theasesonsad Cu'. Ik:dish...Rh; W. Tomball, Glasgow ; G. Clark, Abatises; J. essassning, Dahlia; sad S..iirchrr; Ballast. 'l*o THE VOII'AKIES OF BEAUTY.. H D - S - 0 " : S . Tooni- P 0 W - , recommended by many eminent Physicians, is prepared of balsamic- vegetables, of mild detersive proper ties. It is entirely free of these corroding acids which form the bania of mint Tooth- powder", and which eventually prove eo deati tidier. When lime nails are Wow., or the enamel in. jarml, it Cotten. them its the use case. and revives the enamel is the Other; it frilitlVCll tamer, cafe', She scuivy, *ad pro duces • healshy reolort.B to the gnma, a pearly whiteness to the teeth, to the breath a balmy fragrance, sad is an in fallible preservative against decay and the tooth-ache. Price 21. Also HUDSON'S HUILE DIVINE (recommended by the late Dueler hinder), preserves and beautifies the hair, and where it bin fallen off from Mows*, perspiration, change of climate, or any cause which &priers the hair of nutrition, aad produce premature decay, by using the Hanle Divine, is assmillati s with or supplies the place of the nutritive fluid, and she Hair grows as formerly. See further elucidation and testimonies of its efficacy its a Pamphlet, minded " An Essay on the Hair," inclosed round each bottle. Price 3a. 64. v--7s. nil —soil out guinea. Sold by the Proprietue's Agent, Mr. Atkilowm, Perfumer, No. 44, Gervard.sirret, Sour-square; Meows. Game mad Prim., 57, New Ilssonbasreet; Means. Howell ■cad Janes, Hrgessi-airret ; M . Bayley mod Blew, Cuek.spnr-stresi; Mr. Kim, Checlutitle; and Milos' Perfumers, listr-slremers, and Mrthcise Vessolrrs its 'lowa and Country. QUEEA'S DEFENCE. TO TIIE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH PRESS. SlR—Ably 04 the Q•een's defence has Wen conducted, there to oue fiagnient of the ease which I think has nut brew sufficiently noticed; 1 mean the repreartitation of her Ma. jesty's sh•eping under a trot In the pulsar, amd sometimes to the iwesence of her Chamberlain. A twin is a very COUIPC. nienl lean in the months of her enemies. A tent, when closed and fastened, presents the idea of sutuAlsisig secret, and IWCOICCI rum 111114111101111 is a WlCl4lld,iptiA instrument of fur ilium: who love slaiiiler, and are habituated iw vice—it is used in a way which staggers even well. disputed people, not over-gifted with mgarity—et affords the last straw which the drowning mew have I. But, like the rest of the thousand fictions gut up, it crumble., to dust whets lunched by the wand of tenth. There w as no trot. It is pity that the Queen's cutiuSelleil witnesses condescend. rd In ackuuuledLe and adopt this verbiage of the emoily. sr It is • misnomer," as said by De. Lamhiuctum, to call the canvass a tent ; tl was a large ripen awaits; raised to afford a shelter front the scorching FUN which at night was closed round with odd pieties Of COWVII.O. Take the description even of the witnesses fur the Bill : Gamauo Priszau says, " Al the begiumiNg, whew we began to make a tent to procure shelter from the nun," /cc. Vincenzo Bargiolu says "At Wight it was ehuied as a p , s , l l; o* . I was eunsimanded in close it, ••4 1 museemided others; it was guile closed; when I could sot clots it *ilk cartel:is entirely, I did it with other plow." wit dee day time did she Primess sit we lie wa the bed widow the seat ?"—" Ottea ; der oedema that She teat might riwiaisi as a pavilion, became be the amain it was raised as a " We landed on the 51 1 .1, anal went to camp on the 10th, when there cause waggons beltoit,a tag to the Dutch farmers to convey u• no nor journny up the country, to tl►e land spot:tinted aid, which took seven days. Two of the first days the land seemed to Ise but barren, rocky, rough, end full of brush wood; the third mod Wealth days we tante to some beautiful land, sifter which it became sometlitieg worse on the fifth and sixth, but ma the a veiling of the latter day we t•anir to line land again, and on the seventh to oar own land that of Ilr Marquis of Stafford, In Treolloolt Park, is nut to compare to it, being so green and fall of all suits of fine flowers ; there are aloes lour yards high tat full dower, with all kind• of beautiful bud•; the c est is full of hills and valleys, with rivulets of fresh water, a n d a rarely of trees; Use soil very tine. Pheasants, bucks. hares, and keys in abundance, but WA Mi 101 l of wild cteato►es as we expected ; there are snot(', boot over the hills they say there :or plenty of all sorts of them. The bort, tall three of them, are getting as fat as little pigs. and if you wish to c • I have itlenty of good laud, enough for us all; we hear no more will be sent nut ; there are plenty c imitig at their own expense, bait if you I ace a mind to come, you shall have plenty of land, and •Id • • • plenty of tobacco, for l shall have a crop of my growing by the time you reach here; if yea conic, hiing quantity of garden seeds veldt you, suit keep theta so that you can get to throe, Inr moat of Mine was spalyd its the crate, by the heat in crossing the Line, for want of air a n d lookitig to. 1 hare built a house of wood amid clay, and sin likely to do well. We have not wanted fur food or money mince we left von; we have twenty-six lauuuos and a quar ter of mutton per week, tool bread, sugar, and tea. We received our first money at Algoa Bay, but are not to receive. any more, for Goveromelut has ordered it better for as to tint us food till we get a retur►► front our land, sod then for us to pay it back again front our produce in. small tosymeills. As soon as we arc set •Ic:1 the Government has pm vided for us, sod promised us a pair (male and female) of cattle of different kinds, snot as a cow and bull, sheep, pigs, &c. and of fowls of various aorta. Our sheep weigh about forty pounds; the tail is large, solid, and fat, weighing stout three pounds. We are i u our land :thole_ ter► tar eleven miles from Graham's Town, iti the district of Albstiy. A letter costs the eiglivevo-pence to send out of the colony; but, thanks be to GNI, we bugle taut warned either of 6111.11. " —(ShObrdslaire Advertiser.) CANADA. The following arc extracts of letters from a gen tleman who went out to Cuoudi its Apra last, to bus friend in Glasg o w, d t i e d Montreal. Judy : " This cumin) , presents very little that is cheer ing to a poor man, even though able and willing to wink, whether labourer or ineciuvitc. Oia arri val at a Land-office, lie is asked ha• he any tete ass to cultivate land; if he has, he gels land; but if be Ims not, he is told he eau get uvue. The jest. " Ist Trark.—liaving asilyd t 0.111.110 the EVltWattl of the Falkland Isbuds, and keepieg our teisch to the Surethward mid Westward, winds varialrle from Smith to South-West, in lat. 62. 40. South, mid lung 60.00. West, by chronome ter, laud or ice was discovered a-heal, bearing B.E, by S. distant about two kagues, blowing hard gales with tiyinz showers of craw ; the day breaking at six a. ni. wore ship to the Northward; at nitre a. m. more.nmodtrate and cleat; large field of ice was distant tea mile.; at noun moderate and fine weather ; tet. observed, 67. 17. friontle, Mag. 60. 12. West ; wine ship and made sail for lasol :qua at two p. me. f, the large body of ice bore West &stabil boor miles ; at fonr p. m. tacked ship, the land or 1.1411.15 bearing S.E. by E. to doitant ten miles; the weather line and pleasant. 14 was discovered to be hind a little covered with snow; done lacks sod steered to N.W. at six p. me. the ice E.N.E. Il l s. tent one mile floating about, and whales and seals were nh served in almiarlance; ate' waids made all sail uu oar tim tended voyage. " From Valparaiso to Mantinielio.—May 12. " 2.1 Track.—On my arrival at Valparaiso, this land being dualttfu I from not having witiodetl, 1 dt termitod on look ing for it agam, and stei red in a pursll.l of 62. 12. South for the Wands, wheel in let. 67. W. un the nth Jnite, at six p.m. and in the above let. bitted the vessel completely be set with broken ire; standing immediately tin the North, under easy sail, aril guittg at the rate of a mite and a half to two miles per hour, nigfit very dark, it was found impos sible to make further progress this season, in runsequeare thereof we abssetkoird the attempt, and stood au fur our ilealined port. On arrival, notwethstanding all the versa lion that was observed, the ice had torn off the semi% bot tom several sheets of copper. " From %milt:Win In Valparaiso. 3d Track.—After departing from this place, we were favoured with line weather and a fair wind, which allowed us to pass Cape lions to fourteen days, the wind then fa vourable to go to the %Westward; honeys r, as it WRS our its- Itotti ln make the islands, we stood away SS.E. and vii the 15th October, at sox p.m. made lbo ra distant sl um leagues, in lat. 62. 30. Sough, and long. 60. 00. Rest; bore up, and sailrol towards them; at four miles distant sounded on fusty Isibosser, fine black gaud, island b owing F.. by S. at by S ; sounded again iss lusty fathoms, sand bottom. Hassled elf slaving doe night to North; as des_ light sumo' in at three leagues distance from lb,. islansb:: sounded and found nius•ty.five fathoms, line sandy bottom, at eight a.m. clear pleasant wrath. e; saw the gi vs j u ya w l bearing S.S.E. dist int from Ilse islands almost three lerogno s. Flawing now, as far as the Cape, ir.nuel she land to roe... to N.E. eventing to the Eastward, sounded snot 'wood it similar to the dormer. "The point which is called North F0n.1.1 M.I, I. I arro•Z I:. by S. we hauled in fur it, and got the 101111111 Iu be !V N.M. distant half a league, sounding regular from revue, to thirty.five fathoms; fine buttons, sand and travel; findtr g the weather favourable, sent in the boat and succeed. d in landing : it was bowl to he bat rest and covered otitis meow; seals sere observed shout die *bow to ahunilni.cr. Night coming 011, the but relorileil, when we MA 4! sail WI too Shure for the •ight ; io the nupiiing altered the course so as to keep the 111111 to the southward in view. At rlevru cs.p.t. the North Coielaall bore E.S. by E. clistsia five leagues; t.ie land then ',nib a S.C. direction. Alter this we hauled to the westward, and proceeded on our voyage. " I ISCAIIe, feats variable mind-, made Cape William's, and perceiving some heft 0111 the land to the S.W. of she Cape, stretching iu a S.W. direction ; the weather because 'thick sod squally ; wads sail to the westward, having sailed about 150 oohs W.S.%V. The weather hi-coming inure settled, saw anothar headland beetling about E.N.E. ui.lsnt about ten keener, very high; by observation, iu lat. 01.53. south, are bug. per chrome's. 63. 40. oast of Greenwich, roma the Sasslies Car ; hood the load to euteod al the Caps its.• ~,~ ' 9•IIWWW i..)O---i,,,)-- ~S- get.)-1-40--e-"-. - - • 7/ p • • • . /z7 " ....... _i. .„ .„„„,, .", fit , ..• •I : • ....6 .••••*l.' r . ..;•.!!‘ . ' • /. 4 097 .1. # ot.:zi 1 0",.. ~.,r. .., . ~o, t l/ 0 , t dt , i i , 4 . ih,,,,,,,, r. , : ...., -' 1‘ • 1 / 4 -41i 4 1.1 ......,.. '''',...!. ' :. • It, '', • til ' 1 • i ..0.... .a.. ', 0 '. 1 .• . a ; LI ;WO .. ' .!! . . . • I • .1 , . •-,• 1 , . , . ....,.. ... .. .. . . , ... ...... .......... NU t MNER 5558. WfWON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1820 .. . -.,-. .1 La ,,,;, : - • • . ~,10., .• .._. 0...4_, ... . 4 THEATRE-ROYAL, DIIIIRY-E4NE. .. !, M mot PRIVATE PUPIL. EAST IRA HOUSE. Noye 1. Imo. etillog."—Thla hermetically closed teut them, or thee...set' v EV Nov. g. A w T HIS EN IN(;. THURSDAY. 1 MARRIED sill lIIENEVICE M D UL- firirO HE COURT •f DIREC'RS cif tile for ISt Bill won't/ remessem. Isms WW awning tutetamt an 1 . his Majesty's Servants will perform Slsakspeares Tr*. i. 4 A GYRAN. grips, receives a few PUPILS foto his A. UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of MG- 9 !" 1 r es.i . m2l . l / et. '" tiiNuil Iv" c"ltifili""i_li: whirr in Family, Ili. WOO a VACANCY. Tema. 160 Guineas per LAND, Sandia" to Me EAST INDIES, eh. hereb y Om perm, in the ommesiou to their own witticisms, wi t h at -I Jody of wmay peephole. left a. they might ettomte, Ileitis was it RONIEO AND JITLIET. Annum. Distance from London eleven miles. truer. NOW, direcitti for the Rev. .1. G ' Mewing. Payne nod Foos, Bout- 1 That the TRANSPER .JRXMiII of the mita coop always is some Artier lighted in the lamp is she hosustele, il Primo of Wei's", My. Vining ; Teri., Mr. Mcirtilli° ll 4 I seller*, 81, Pall.nsall, will be duly foroastleit. 1 pony's Mork will he SHUT on TUESDAY. the bth DIKWIW. which, he it rep.aially totwerverl, woo wirer fester/a, v Montague, Mr. Bromley ; Capislet. Mr. Powell ; Romeo, Mr. Cooper (from the Tho'ir• Royal, LiterP 94ll 2 hi. " °l' SURSCRIPTION TO AFFORD TEMPORARY RKLIEF THURSDAY. the Ittils January, HMI : sews d easels by &wain sable another—a thirJ by wultiog 'tearoom on Ibis stage); M. rctitio, \lr. Ellistust; Filar law. : TO THE DESTITUTE. AND NIGHTLY SHELTER A. 4 has the Dividend Worm" or the said Stott dot 11 / a "be eat "" 14j11 " —which Vet" man and woman in the il nonce Mr. Pope. Juliet, Mrs. W. West ; Lady Capulet , I TO THE HOUSELESS. ii., the bib Jappuiry, MIL will be ready to be delimits' on - vessel 'hill" at any "' re "' h ° 4l nisi". by Pe l la" his 9 Mrs. ' Knight ; Nurse, Mrs. Hallowe. GENERAL MEETING of the SUR- SATURDAY., dotal* of the maw mousth or bee head up the hatchway, err through soy our or all of l i I Ai She openings is, between, mid short she " corfoios and i i After which, the favourite Extravaganza called 1 X Meal nEIRS to she atom Fowl will like place in shr JOSEPH DAKKlNftmetary. ---••-• • ••-•—•-• 1 - . -- -- . _ _ __ _ ___ Siren: . in which the whsle of the ere w sod attroilanta I This ilsy was poblisheil, in Ito. price U. lbs. in bonrde, a new Volume (being the F.urlhl of a I-I it3ToRY of EN(4I,A ND, eoma.leina the Reim uf Henry VIII. sad Erigninl VI. By the Rev. JOHN LINGARD. Printed fur J. Manama, 39, I.edgatendreet. Of whom may be had, The First Portion of this HISTORY,trww she Invasion by the 'Limnos to the Accession of Henry VIII., in 3 volumes els. price 5/. ss. Also, jowl pnblished. TRAVELS in SICILY GREECE, and ALBANIA, by the Rev. I'. S. 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