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• . - oP Vegice ; with bun Tues!lay. tie ar'• ON T..; with 'the Mimi Ros-4.1n iiVabredei, TM Mao ul IL, World , and th.cur and itlallrima. LYCEUM THEATRE. UNDER THE SPECIAL LICF.NSE OF THE LORD CHAMBERLAIN , Granted fur Ow presort Sootson to NM joint application of _ all 'artier ineipallyinterested. TIIF.IR hi AJ 11 ES' SE(RV form in the COMPANY of 0.4 late ORt7RY -LAN F THG.tfN6, will, THIS PRESEINg FRIDAY, Dec. 1, Diu% pirfiwitt, first time this season, the Comedy of THE 144)N EY-MOON. Duke, 1f... Melvin (briny his how srpearnors in th it e lm. meter); Rolando, M r .• Count Nfolitalban, Mr. Holland ; tslthzur, Me! ; Limped°, Mr. Ma thews; Lopez, Mr. Dr Camp ; C,nipillo, Mr. Maddock*: Jaques, Mr. Penley. Juliaua, M.'s Duoran ; Volente, Mrs. Heger (wing tier first !Tr.:lT:owe ill that chsraetro %A amore, Miss Ray (being her first apprariuice in that charac ter); Hustess, Mrs. Spa As. In Act V. a Sung by Nl:ss tuacan composed by Mr. kelly. With a Dance ntal to tl.e Pa cr. Ts which will Ise added. tt.e Musical linterta NO SONO LSO S l'r E ft. Frederick, Mr. Horn: Crt,p, Mr. Marshall; Endless, Mr. Mathew'; Rubin, 7tlr Russell; Willinnt. Mr. Smith. Du- Sudsy, Mrs. Bland; Louisa, Ales. Mathews; Nelly, Mn. Oiler ; Margaretta, Mita Lily Boxes, Ss.; Second as till.; Second Price, es.—Gollery, Its. ; Second Peicc, is.—Upper Gallery, is. ; Sr, oral Price, tid. The New Farce of Not at Home eswitiniiing s to be received with great app:ause, will he repeated "1 . 0.111 , ,110w with The Doenria—Ou Monday, The !utilises Daiieliter.LON Tues day, The Merry Wives rd Windsor —On %Wednesday, Lure is a Villaye..--On Thdradrw-, The Castle Spectre I—On Fri day, She Would and Slit Would Not —tin Saturday, The basoastant ; or, The Way to %Vitt Min • . . EI.EGANT ETPNINt;'S F.NTERTAINMENT - . MINOR THEAIIIE, CAI HERINILSTREEET, it RANI). The extraordinary Perforins.ice brought forward this prelient lurk, has net with entlinsiasttc applause, arid, as the Fashionable NVurlil bead their way to the EMPEROR of ALL CUNJUILfatA, MR.FileaNds6l.l by Public l a eu t v la e rge to th i a n t r u c' ,, wie rm h aria is THIS. sad EVERY KVFNI NG till further Notice, !Sau k"! execiittal4 h. it• the ahule of his tositchtess DEITERI CY of HAND, with other Nouvelle E shihi tains, *lsiah ale specified iu the band-hills itatteihstad each day at the doer of the Theitre, at 1$ tVelortt. llakatttaace to the Stage and flax, s .is. 61 : Pit Sts.: tal key ts.—Dooraispene..l at `s.s o'clock, to begin at Servo.— illalf-write at Half-a-tit r.,ght. A Mesta Perfuriaance uiay be had, by giving a day's notice. N B —Portable stoves are pl:tce4 114 fret' ellt parse of the bootee, in the day time, to the lade sous 'theatre warn snit c NU EY MATTIMIL AGENTLEii,6, a114;.t7 tlteCotninon clot* of Money Lender., nit., has for many ev:us carried on busmen tot etter.ll masfiw tutu, has huge Surat ot Munev toad, to adntwue oa Aunutty,ur ee Little, or Nutcs of Hand, Or ail ether S.,,v r ity. Apply to Mr. tVAth, 40,Uriper ot, eet, near itichtidd•otreet,and a carol will he e.r:•u t,, his a minute's welk,—Letters prat•psul• iuuurd.atcly etslutl ed. —Ladics artier:tete . , omelet Ur 141.4r11 , 11, rury in 111et111111,01,- datctl. l'erume whu %%arc levee sums w 14) uut, may rm. piny them to crest alreutage. DR. FREEMAN'S GurfA sm.u.r.tiets. THE u 1 this lairAlhhte• Medicine has hero oolong proved, that mottling of the pry sint slay can hear a competition with it, in all the ilifteetit star, of a certain which it effectually enrra and crodtcatea ft` the habit, *about eliciting the paint.' feelincs nod exporure Shot attend ital.vetitm, malting deitilitatinc the tionsidlitiun in any dezree, ur even requiring confinement from boldness, or restriction in diet. The radical tactic sof three inestimable Drops lime moved their claim to public approbation for moo' than 141 yenta. In all debility, they prove a ncet•r•failtit:.; storattic, fib-titer the debility 6 pro. duced by too bee u.t. iii,i cur, , Otte it plensisct s, ue the ef fects rd a warm chanite. To ttoiclleis, and those coign abroad, tloy cannot lie retamtvatkal tun Mtrolltiy ; 11110 11 111 receive a speeds. and etimplete curt, in all ohl stubborn Oterte, and every wrolustels that affects the bladder tool it. pins of urine. fly its edicacy many INUITICII have become pother*, who foe years had been deprived of that happtniss. Sold wholeattle and retail, at Mr. Ilutler'e, Na. 4, 'heap. aide, corner of I.4terowtrt-row, and retail by Main, Pmts.. mouth : Wcstun, Porter& ; RiUs mitt Payne, Ply Ills ; reek, Dult!tu ; Macdonald, Glamors • Smith and \ tionlertum, Fdiubutzti ; and by must Country Nedicitie Vinarra, in bettles, as es.yal. each, with ample directions. FOR THE TEETH AND F.SSENCE of PEA4II. awl rt.IRI. DENTIFRICE, invented by the late Jacoir Dentist to tier MMesty ar.d the Prince of %Val.., an cr , atly superior, both in clopnee and efficsey, to tins thing hitherto made use of; they itll e.hetually preserve the Teeth in a sound state, even to old ace ; will resider them white pis Leman:ll, without the Ingot impairing the Enamel, such MI are 'war, keep as are already decayed from Lee coming aurae, prevent the Tooth ach, perfectly core the Scurvy in the Caine, and make thesis grow brim arid•cLese to the 'teeth They lii.ewise trader the breath .Icliemely sweet, and remedy all those Urn irdem that are the consequence of Scorbutic Gums sod had 'b eeth. In order to prevent the hypos:thine daily practised by per sons roonte. felting the ahore-inentioncil loog-est.th:34llo.l Medicines, the following words an the liana: we' eiscraved in the stomp, " J. HEMET, BAYLES' & BLEW, et WK. SPUR-STREET, and outman genuine hut what hire dint words engraved in Bs,: stamp ; soil :den a label with the words " Bay'ey snit Blew, Cockspor-stinet, London," pasted on the hark of en.la battle aid h*,%. 1 he Essence and Lomas cc are so',l, wholesale and rctitil, by ll.yley and Blow, Coekspor-street. price !id earl, stamps ieeis h i ; sad ret.Ol I.y T SearitisJ Parti:er ada Saw.ewbur to AU. Memel, Goorge.street, Ilatiover.r.prarr . Landoll_ :11 B. The Patience is particularly recomnewled to Parents, lied Favour/Ito hare the cart of Children, as t h e Feuer% preectTaLve of lute( sad tea.kr Teeth. continuum,. at l 4 s iitni Prue* Schemes, with Partomial a, may he had at either of 01Kern, No 4, tIIHtiNII.I , ur 9, CHARING t•ftn4S, where the 'lwo last t Prizes of "pool. and the lul Prue of eve, drawn were Auld in Shares. ICE. ' acorcatay This day it published, by W. I sellers, Portugai street, LiflCClin't Ina, in aro. prole 9s. boards, /VIE SOLICITORS ASSISTANT in the of CIIANCKRV. fly WILLIAM ['ANDS, Gent. One of the S , .heitors of the Conn, Author of " The Law and Practice of Patriots fur &c. " Precedents do both tends and illustrate."—Coke upon Littleton, b a 44%. • •.• 'lbis Work rompriasts the forms of very near three bitn.lrert interlocutory .114..6 awl other proceedortis of daily o(carrence in the prosecuting snit defence of Chancery t:stwea sod Matters, with nroneross practical Notes, the whole the result of many years actual punt*. TO Ti It OWNER* AND IItiRRPERS OP HORSES. 111-1 PU BLI!3HE-RS-14 CI,AT E LV EHY MAN III" OWN FARRIER, exitance the earliest upportanity of informing theta, that the Twentieth &hoar war then day printed vu Superfine Paper. Ti,c esti; aurdia4. y demand fur this celebrated Publication, *Oa 'quest erilei ion of its real Utility. The true Dr•scrin thin .sf every 'header, end the invaluable recipes for their Clue. The nielloid of preparing and cannonading the vat hois Medicine:, and the esethl remarks me iipplitig them. 144,e born tried, appruved, - aid met with uannuarpled success, ti shunt the United Maple's. 'there is WA *built hat the prevent large impression will sotm he dispused of, theesfurs puithaisers are particularly re commended to apply early. Price t;rn. extra !marsh'. Sold wisulesak by Crowley and Cu Ststiunerie.bourt, Lea rne street, and retail by every Stativuer, sad NcW660411. .10 THE CONDUCTORS OF CIRCULATING LIBRARIES. This any is published, in Thteu Volumes, prim tit. • boards, BIACK-ItOCK 110t.:31i. ; or, Deer Bought Fxperienee. liy Author of The Winter in RAth, Sankt of the Wle, Cnnuns of England, Ers‘ssield Aleey, Wouinu of Weer, Priered flr Crosby and Co Statiorsere-eusert, Pet...rooster-row where a rummest supply of the best mu duo Novels are kept for immediate nu. Also. just published, 1. CASTLES of NIAIIi.,IANGE sod HUGER, I vole Its. 4. 11.03:1)0N - CIIARA(TER of the PiILaiENT CENTURY, e role. Itis. 3. 13F:LIIORE.; or, Mrglera riteridebip, 3 role. Its. 4.. TAI hi of the swig tote. 5. NU/MI.4ND M A NOR, by Mrs Kendell, b. BRAVO of YENLCIL by Munk Lewis, Sixth Edi tion, be TH I COR7'ES. SPANISH PROCLAII.-1 rioN FUR THk. Cottl ES. seem; e, !env. 1. Hie Mojerty Ear thought proper to publish the following Manifesto, fixing the days when the General Cortes of the Spanish Monarchy are to Ise es:invoked and - SPAN z A ADS '--Ry a celithinatino of events, me singular as fortimete, it has seemed gaud to Provideace, that, in this 'Jesuitic crisis, yon snail ussUailvsnre a step towards inde peisdence, without likewise isdraiscing one towarits's foulish soil fertile tyranny, in order to rivet your (cite/Dowd ngra vale your chains. prepare the way fur French despotisms, which, with the tertiLle apparatus of its ems and victories, endeavoured to sul t jett you to a yoke of iron. It, at first, exhibited itself, like every new tyranny, under a flattering form ; mud its political impostors presumed they *liquid gain your tassoir by promising you reforms in the administratim, and 2:introoroq, in a constitution framed at their pleasure, the mime of thi laws, A bar heroes and absurd 011%411.1:c:- 6ml, woi thy eerlmoly of their insolence ! Would th - y hae, on hoiree, that the morel edifice of the liberty and fortoue ut a nation can be securely faueded on userp.ition, toismity, and treachery sut the Spanish people, who were the first of ru,iilerri °slims to recognise the trite principles of the social people, a bo enjoyed before any other the prerogatives and advantages of unl litierty, and kcew to oppose to arbitrary power, the eternal Manlier, directed by justice, will borrow from flu other oetion maxima of pru deuce, *ea political precaution; and tell those initindent legislators, that they will not acknowledge as Isom, tlat aril hem of intriguers, nor the minds tes of tyrants. " Ali:mated by this genes-ow 111•1111C1, and niflame.l a ills the imlignatiuo fruited by the 'windy with which yon were invaded, you SO to arms, without rearm; the terrible aids meinks of au umlaut a combat , and fortune, subdued by your eistbasiasen, aendered you homage, amt bestowed ois you victory 1,11V11041 fur your valour. The immediate effect of these first advantages was the re-composition of the Stale, divided, at that tier, auto as many factious as provincet.-- Onr anemia% thought that they had SOWII SISSIIS us the deadly germ ut moan:by, and dirt nut advert 9.at Spalinib jodgratist and CitcllenSfaCtiWa were always saw to Vienrh Maciatavelisni. Wittioot dispute, without - .wiener, a su preme authority CM established ; and the people, after hay tag astotis4•J she world with the spectacle of their soblima plinth. hue, and their victories, titled it ir,th ademrati o e rsspert by their moderation lied iltscretwc. Ihs Canton,' Janie w..e awl its O r o ti me aaa to anuounee to Iva, that if *dr isminhaire of the enemy was the Mot obits' of its attestor:, the anterior sod prrinarieet (Shealy of the state was the -lir mord is tiopostatro En teats it plarigi4l to that thou of a►uses prepared t.r its Ma by arbiter, pwv, ires;dhows r.s , as the eyes rg .: rums which ate enemies ahauclun those soldiers, who, die peened in one action, return to offcr theime.ves for nuother ; Owe grgdairritach, despoiled of almost slid bey possessed, retrain to their barer/, to sane the weettreed remains .f sbeie property, with the defenders of their coontry z that concert e of lamentable sad despluiri; groans and patristic songs ; that qr.:gip, is hue, of fotocity and barlimity on the one band, auil of resistance sod ititroseible constaiwy on the other, preseut a whirler terrible es snagoificent, which Eu. rope contemplates with astonish:neat, mid which history will, one day, recurd•in letters of gold, fm• the arluairativn end caaniple uf posterity. " A people so inagesuirnous and generous ought only to be govivaed by laws which arc truly suck, aud with h shall bear the great character of ptiblic :unspent and COuliawo utility -a character which they can only nezeive by emanating from the angina assembly, which hiss heels nunnitnred to you. The Jesitto teed'propeard, Met it should Le held during the whulo sal tfe missing year, or sooner, if eircioustauces should per mit. But in the time which has intervened since this reso lution, a vii int yof peddle events have e.r.tated the ruinds of the people, and the ddrereace of uptowns, relative to the organization of the go►enonwat, and tire re estaWta!pneat uf our fundamenrat laws, his rectllert the attention uf the Junta to these hiportant objects, with which it has been pmfounilly occupied. " It has been recommended on the one Land that the present Government should be converted into a ftegmey of three or tim persons, mud this opinion hen been re presented as supported by one of our ancient laws applicable tes use present situation; but the situation in which the kiugelona was when t h e Fiends threw off the mask of kidedship to curiae their treacherous usurpation is siugalar N OW his tory,an.leamut Lave been foreseen in our inst it latiOntil.Nehher the infaiicy, nor the insanity, nor even the captivity of the Prince, to the stoat way in which those evils occur, can be compared with our present case, and the deplorable situation to which it lies rcilswed us. A political pusttiou entirely new, requires politica! forms and prldeiptes likewrie entirely sew. Tu expel the French, to restore to his lasszty and Li, dunes our adored kiug, stud teernallish Aolul and permanent bases of good (refitment, ire the maxims which gave the impulse, am Ore which stippled and direct it ; axd that gwvernstest will be the best a Lich shall must prumute and fulfil these three wishes of the Spiiiiish " Uses the Regency of which that law speaks, promise mi this seenrity Vi hat iUCOnrcrurnCier, what dmilieril, how many divi.iuns , hove many parties, how many aniti ., tious pre tensions within mid without the kingdurn, how much, ::rid how jest document in our Americas, now called to have share In the pressed Guiernment ? N hst would become of our Cartes, our liberty, the cheering prospects of futee• welfare and fury to tisem.elvea {Slat would brine of the object most valuable and sacred to the Spasiiii lattan, the rights of Ferdinand The advocates foi this iustitutieit ought to shudder at the imminent danger to which they ex priest Usentselrea, mod to bear in rind, that by it tbry of• • foiderlitilisityrast anew opporturrity of buying and mlllug them let tie bow with reverence to the venerable antiquity of the law, but let us profit by the ciperituce auger ; let us ripen our smash, and trace the history of oar Regencies; what shall we ' A picture equally melanch•dy a nd frightfel--ofiles , lediuo, of curl war, of refine, and of hu mus ilepravity,in unfortunate Castile. Puribelese, is great Platt', power is more berg cially ex ercised by few, than by many. Secrecy in &liberation, y-sty in concert, activity ill measures, said celerity in ntetution, are iudispensahle reqr.irlies for the fsronrabk ionic of the acts of Guyerienuted ; and are properties of a concentrated authority only. 'f•he •rpmme Junta has tlierefoie jest eon rent rsten Its ea it, n,6 that plaid 'tit circumspect n s which nt Wit,' I %post II the State to the OsCillaticw,contequtnt upuu carry risuip: of lroverftuirill, nor materially affects the ;miry uf the body, which is entrusted with it, bencefmth, a sec, con crimp:teed of six rcrnovrable members, will be specially iuve►ted with the ncressaly astlioritylo direct these• era same of the executive posei , which, fruus thor miters, require secrecy, energy, and dispels h. "Another opinion, hostile to the Regency, ecntaily ce . Moline whatever iutiovation tarty Ire made in the jai ittitical form which the Government hr at 1 re•ent, and objects to the intended C.ants as an insufficient rrpt•e sentation, if they ■re constituted according to the nu ciceit formalities, se ill toned, mid perhaps bizarleur, in tropect to mescal cm:must:lncas in short as 'guilt:o, since it supposes that the superior Jennie, nested inise- &stet), by the people, are their real representatives. But the Junta hail expremly declared to the natiun„ that its erst at. tentson is this great object would Ire ocempied with the duo . her, muds and class, with which the meeting of this august assembly, in lie present situation of affairs, sheuld br i sr vied into c& et ; and, after thus declaration, it is yin's seper fluting, nut to say nediciona, to suspect that tba: /Mine Cartes are to be confined to the viii I a•nd raclus:re firms o f our :motet tows. Tea, Spal..ards, you are going to have your Curses, and the/national rep. imentatien will is theca he asperfeet and full as dean and might to be, in as armeweirly of such high insp., lance and eniinetit dignity. Yost are going to have Cortes, and to base them tine , rd Wily, be came the argent ideation it: which the nation is placed Im re' ieudy &mead it. And at what time, inteitela God! , Cid it adopt this measure !miter than at the present whew as 01111iiwillit use has cahmowit all the n r,fis tr y means, w►en the egotism of some and the ambition of others, thilithlists and paral)aa the abets of the Gurerarriseit, i ___.~_ia:.r. . . - . • • ' - . ft . Anit l !in. try ... ! • , ~..1 4' . • .....f:11.0...111,.. AIM 011PN, ' • v l d ' f . 7 ' ..".' ‘lll.l.'' ) .'.l;' . '' . 0 - • I '' ' ' _.,..., - elk, .-.s• t ,..0 „•• , , • ...: • • ~..._ . .. , : • . . ' ; C.' .... ..; 4 :,. . .• , ..0 PICT., '•‘-'''' N .:. • o , ... ~,• a• .. , .. 1 _. ....,..,.. , .. . . , . . .... . . • . _ , .., ..r. is. . • .. .._ ...._ , ._ _ ........__. .umuka, 2141. fitIDAY, ))I:AjiiitdßF.k 1, " •1809. sr 1 -, SIXPILSICItoIiALFPENBT. • . ` •'' ''.n . s-. ' f .......r. . ~•'w."7''''—.*.-••!- . • • • - • • --- •• --- ---• • - - -•• • . . - "- • NEW THEATRE-RI/LPL, CjVENT-(;ARDEN. S'FATE LOTT FRY•O FFIOES, BITE or TH E RATTEE.SNA KE. your pr. • lit Government, a crime as enininool as to dr l l-• Tii IS vttesp:Nr FItWAY, Dec..l, ist:l9, 1 149 1 1XFORD.STUF.ET, and 44, St. JANILSM-STREET T UE !%IEUICAL.OIIiEItI . FAL, No. X7CV 11, I i e , y„ into the Lae& of Btmsparte. Therefore, wen, the will be acted, : a Comeds . , calltd . 1 001: F. S, PA IN E, and CO. Stoek-Ilrokera, pi.,ce ..:41 lid. contains a great variety of iuterestipg M. tuomi,,_ of , . . . . .. • • I; e star periodic°, it causeu to resoluta in your I 11110111.-Tertfelly acquaint their Friends 1111 fl the Pats- deal Inform norm and Gil/Scions. 'lire ease of she Slau A Celt 1.: FOK TI - IE if li UtT AcITE. Sir Hubert Stanley; Mr, stun-ear ; Charles Stinky, Mr. lie, that the Tilt ket4 and Shaves of the present Grand bit. baled by the Ratilesnake, is rinielaiad; end rriaiii p.irdsets- (*re the Hint° of loth' ratter, tibias to us has ever' steal Brunton . vorte ,, , 31,, ig i oa v ; y,,,,,, g R , pid, m i .. y ou , s i tery are nu rodent their 011icis ; nod they part iculail) Imp 11l hies giv er s sr f Esresiinrisr, o n ihr 1.0.40 n of it-011.-ciotke4. the bulwark of civil liberty, and tht throue of oAtionel Old Rapid. Ht. 310160 " ; ifrart l eY , Mr. thaPulln; Farmer (Amen's% dI rh o r i d„.„,„„,,,i„„ k•„..ky Capital prises, Printed for Sloclolale JIM 41, Pail-Mail; where may bo I majesty ; a name heretofore pronounced with mystery by Oatlanol, Mr. Ustwitaport; Frank Outland, 31r. Eatery and is on the same must exrelleat plan as Ille last Lottery, had, isi one vril I.Vt/. lake .so. bd. ' the learned, with distrust by politicians, aril with Mirror hp Ellen, Miss Bristow ; Miss Viiittx, Mrs. Gibu.; Jassy Oat. which pare onch ohtvertnt tihnitchnni nnottlYi Siouo Non , - Dr. MACLEAN siVIL:W of the ABUSES in the MEDI- I laud, Slow Itidrisses. hers, 1,1,11 44111,001. in nests. CAI. DEPARTMEN rof the ARMY. . I tyrants ; but alrich henceforth must sight in Spain, She To which will be added die new Musical Piece called To teeth-awn to One Ihy, Feb, ,J , Idle. - -- I isidestruthlds bases of the Monarch, the Most 'retire thip- VIIF. .11.:1111.F.E. pap -- - - - - This day is pidilis rii iiisii, who sold in the l a st L o tte r y the tied, elegantly printed on a fi.re papas in Two Volumes Octavo, price, in bards, l'-.0. port of Use rights of Fershuand VII. and of los finally; The principal fle • .by Sir. lacledon, Mr. Toslor, A • fullsistiog Capital Priers in Shares:— f lONTIN EN i'A L EXCUItSIONS : nr, Tours a right for the people, and fur Ilse Gosertimeat, au (Alt- M,. 1...5t00, 31r. Detimati, Nlrs. bit Loins, Mrs. Liston, 3Liss ~, e ~~ b..ii wit. 'VW) P s,ooti T o conclude with an appropriate Scene, representing the 830 A l orry •em B Au-a* :Lad l/estrostion of the French Convoy to the Ray of 518 D r.no 0015 C 5:)1.1 pusitmes of eic Frensh pressure 1 1.1 . 44 ReVOlll4llll. 1.1164. . wiallfl the fortunate 'fulfiller I. of any of the ourstandiag By the Rev. 7103 (A' PF:SNINGTON, NI A. their victories, mutt no tritely,: akw reword . Tilos, bat- kW", 7t•t Second Prkes its• &U . -I'A, 42 . • rwrotni Pricer Shares' to hr . f „.. log ,erns or payment, or to cur-Flange teens fur Byrum tit 'Fborky, Harts Chsnlnlti tu Edward Lord,Ellen. ' ilea slick Ale hunt, those armies which are distruyed, lint Is --4;alleef. 29-1 Wooled Prie ,19.—Vpper ' Gallery, is. TICK I , :fS and SOARES in the NEW EOTTERI . , whii.li borough, and late Fellow of Clare Hall, earebridce. without producing new battles, creating Ilt vr @rioter, nod. 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