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;~;~, , '.. -- ""irr re...ow owe • • . 1 . , . rafts.* 4 , 110 41 ›.) tit C N. *al 1111 N. i - -..- rtfo I iiLlatza 2110. NEW - TR RATREMRTA L. COT ENTAVIRDSN. rrtilsi PRI:SENT . THURSDAY, New. 2, swg, will he octet', Tragedy. celled. THE I:RECIAN DAUGHTER. Evierider, Mr. Young; Dionyorives, Mr. C. lievoMe ; Me. boohoo, Mr Murray s Plsoei.vn, Mr. Cisremool ; Plvilovss, Mr. Aronson Enobrasin, hr n Young Lad, (hats Ler std appivarshre iu loostos); Friseue. Mrs Ilumpliries. 'ft, whirls vs-ill he Ward, the Masksl farce of Tub TURNPIKE CATE. Sir Edward, - Mr. Bellamy Motet, Mr. toelr.lon ; )?r.Maythmu.Mr.!Ur,-upwt; RobertMa,thorn, tii Tay lor; .lui• St andfast, Mr. Eracry ; Crack, Mr M undeo. Mary, Mao Bolton; Peggy. Miss Martyr. The 1)oors will he opened at Half past Five, and the Play brain at Half-past Six. Ittnica, 7a.; Second Prier, 3s. 64.—Pit, as.: nerool Trice, /a.—Gallery, as. ; Second Prier, ts.—Hpper Galls% %. Is. To usorrow, A; Cure for the Heart Ache, with ()sear Red Malvioa.—On Saturday. The Grecian Daughter ; and 'I he Review ; err, The Wags of Modem —On Muir tat, Othello, the Moor of Venice and The Blind Hoy =On Tuesday, The Fade —On Wed•tesday, leak noel Tarim. INCEVM THEATRE. UNDER THE sPECiAI. LICENSE OF THE MED CIL% BIIKLAIN ; _ Granted for the present Season to Ow joist application of all parties phitictrally interested. r111:111;:. M A.I ENT I ES' SEILVANTS. form ' her the COMPANY of the late DRIWILY•LANE THEATRE, will, THIS PRESENT THURSDAY, Nov. S, 1 809, perform the Comedy ' 'rliE MiASIATIST. Vapid, Mr. !ill elein. (from the Theatre Royal, Ye*, Wog Iris risen appearance at this T heal ir); Lord Scratch, Mr Pen ile% Owing his find appearance in that character,; Harry Xevinv, Mr. Dr Camp; Euesei, Mr. .Mathews: 'Mr. Palmer; Willoughby, Mr Ray. Lady Wartforl, Mrs. Sparks • Louisa Courtney, Miss Ray ; Marianne, Mrs. Orger ; Letty, To which grill he added, the Musical Eatertainmeut of NO SONG NO SIJI , PviZ. Frederick, Mr. llorn ; Crop, Mr. Marshall; Endless, Mr. Mailiena; Rubin, Mr. Mt•lVill kitting his Grit appear ance in that charai•ters,; V. titian), Mr. Smith. i)orolhy, Mn. Oland; Loans , Nlrs. Matures; Neely, Mrs. Orzer ; Margaret's, WA Kelly Its ;ea tit. Second Price is.; Pit is. 64. Second Price so. ,• Gallery ss. Second nice ts., Upper Gallery is. Setattul Price 6d. The Donn to be opened at Half pawl Five, and the Per formsnet to begin at :half past Six. To-morrow, tire Comte Opera of Love in a Village; and . Jubilee —Ou Saturday. The Suspicious Husband. —on Monday, Shakspeare'a Comedy of Much Ado shout Nothing: Beatrice, Mr.. Edwitt.....: Tuesday, Th e B eg . gees Opera. MONEY MATTERS. AGENTLEA.t above the eom•noo class of Wary Lenders, who boa for many rears carne , i ua business to !tenor*, satisfaction, has large Sun.. ready to advance on Annuity, or on Ha, or Notes of flwosi, or say other Security . Apply to Mr. Walsh, In, pper Mary-la-bonne-street, near Tichfield.otreet,aud • card will be giver t• his bowie, within • minute's walk.—l ietters (post-paid) Inamediairly answered. •-.-Laihes of character, tingle or inaninik say be accomuto. dated. And penons who lave Isom aim to lay out, may employ them to :not advantage. INTERIOR DELORATION T IGHTFOOT and Cool' Ell. Paper-Ham:ll.i 4 Manufacturers; an 4 Painters of Isteriur Decoration No. 15, Clifford-stmt, Rond.strect, must respectfully se quel/A the Nobility and Gentry, ant tin- Public in general, that they bare °petted their spacious RI/until tor the purpoar of conducting the hasiuc,s eif Decorattre Palotion and P.t. pee lisnxiug ; and to obviate the complaint, that small cle matis, however Mgr sly finished, do not ahva)s convey fall and complete idea of decorative arrangement, hove fitted op au Exhibition Room so spacious, that they are enabled to display their composiCono to the eye, as large as tlwy tatty ht required in execution from the dimension of the Cabinet to that of the Drnoing-Rooni ; these are displayed iu tmlwn welled awl other distributions, no which they will attempt an endless variety, in every style hitherto adopted or known. G. CY/OPIIR harm. devoted the greatsst part of his mat to the study of Arehttectural Painting, wirier the first Masters, trusts Vaal they will be able to gire their decora tions that foliated style of classic elramies unit picturesque effect, so erstifyiiig to the amid of taste. l'itcir exportati ons of coutioacil patrotiagc ate founded on their being the first artists w his have engagesi to a similar audertaking, sod have no doubt that the public will lie readily convinced of the advantages derived from ennoultmg tittle* without the hutment tttt Gilt other persuu, by which delay is prevented, sad eimense saved. Just published, dedicated ht. Peelaiesion to the Mold Noble the Marquis of 'foweaherid, Earl of Leicester, Pleai diaut o f t h e s oe ,t r a Antiquaries of London, Sec. Ste. the !mond Part of Tba.tRCIIITECTI2RA L fLLI4UE.: or, Th e preseid ee•i!e of t! , .c. n.....tecicbrated Remains of A ociest &di e t. Irrh.tcctu,e suit Sculpture in Great Rritain. fly Ge o rge (\awry. Containing Views and Sculptured Trite . nic-ts of Timm' Abbey, Moninouthobire.—aliold by lb. author, at h.s Rooms, se above NEW ANI) EXTRAORDINARY CHEAP SILKS. TjAY nod Nn. 11, licitrietta. street, Covent-Garden, have the honour to announce to the Nubility and Enders i.f Fashion, that their soperb IrOlitTl f Gab' aid.. SI I.K ME.RCERY, is now ready for inspection . the ohnle of whirls L. &ad S. are detraviiiied to sell uu those extraordinary low Seim, which have consti tuted their ware-roosos the cheers. in the kingdom. The richest Silk Velvets from i is. to its. per yard, which other Mercers cancot sell andel , tbc. to MR. per yard. The richest wbueSatis.s, full os. pti yard cheap. r than at any other warehouse in London-I'hr very hest duablcd-frilledtiorsnets fa all 10 65.64 sold by other Mercers frees se. to its. bd. The Sumo Italian Genres only as. per yard, usually sold 4S. tid. toss. A sopifila descripttuii of Poplins, uoly as. per yard, acknow ledged to be nearly equal to Irish, at 6... del,—..Tatavera Ar rupture, an entire Dew article, only ts. per yanl, yard-wide; with t'oloured Hootbsseens, Cottage Minna, and every tither article, is the meaty.. variety. Family Moornirg,to any ca tcall, upon the lowest Irmo N.H. Country Shopkeepers, Milliners, &e. supplied full 10 per cast cheaper than at any Wholesale Home to the inidont. Medford-House, i I, Heariotte-itivets Covent-Garden. FOR TILE TEETH AND GUMS. HE Public are respectfully caut i one d aga i nst T Imitations of the ESSENCE of. PEARL and PEARL DE.NTIFRICE, invented by the late Jacob Hemet, Dentist to the QUITLI and the Prince of Wales, which hare been proved, by long experience, to he infinitely more efficacious for the Teeth and Guinn, Ulna any thing yet discovered. They continue to be sold, obolesale and retail, by Bayley and Blew, Cocluipiar-street, 1.1111.10114 price as. 9d. each, inclostd in a Stoup, in which the following words. Pre CD ' graved, " J. Hi met, and Blew, Cnckspnr-street ;" VIPs forgery whereof is felnuy.--Xild also, by retail, by T. SCRXIIII•11 (late partner and if.l Me. kitIRCI), George street, klanuver-stioturr. N.H. Thz Easenee to particularly recnminendell to parents &TM perwoss who hal e tl.r care of children, SI the greatest preaxrativa of wing and tandsr trete THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1809. NOTICE. ORE Peroona who hare ■ny detnatitis /ptima t►e Estate , of the late Mrs. donne Eatesim, of Gre at Mary-hs-Boune.st►rrt, or Thomas Esteem", Esq. Isle it Cornet in the 12th Er.isuwis, ere reinestrd to seed their tie. Counts. sealed and directed, to t►e Excelsior-a of Mrs. Este. 11011. N 0.7, Grest Mary-la- Risisse-street, Careadish•sgnuc, London. November 1, tam). Books lately pabhilied by J. 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Letters from the department of th- Haute-Marne mention, that the postmasters cif Chaumont, es soignee, and Langres, have received order, to have in readiness, at Lonchantp and Saint Dz.er, by the flit, the number of honied necessary fur the passage of the Emperor. It to expected that His Majesty will have tee turned to his capital by the !6th. It is supposed that His Majesty the Emperor, before going to Foniaints , esu, will stop for a few minute* at St. Cloud, where his arrival, we are assured, is momentarily expected. We hear from Linden, that the Special Com mission established in that city, by miter of the • King of Bavaria, for trying the instigators of the disturbsinces in the Voralberg, contival-sits sittings. Doctor Schneider is still confined in the 'owl:- house ; the most perfect tranquillity prevails throughout the Voralberg. The fortifications of Liodau are gain); on well, and it affords pleasure to ,re the same Voralbergers working on them, who so recently were led astray by the disaffected. They are fortifying the bridge-head only, and not, as viai erroneously reported, extending the out.. • works, at the-expense of the fine country Seats in the vicinity of the city. STRARSCROII, OCT. 20. - Yesterday a Courier arrived here, with orders to g•t ready for to-morrow a great nuantser of how,. - LI , met out again, to convey sinular orders to all th e p"iti, on the road to Paris. T.,is circumstance, and mane others, lead as to expect that we shall, to-morrow, see our august u,A invincible !Monarch. • P.S. A second courier ;1 said to have brought word, that His Majesty will arrive this eveniag. and that be will pan the night herr. butt MT, OCT. SO. The guard of honour oho attended His Maj.aty during hi. stay in this city, when First Consul, to the year 11, have re-culwtied themselves, in the expectation that His Majesty will candeseend to visit this Several yottott men of our 0 . silty. who did not belong to the guard, hare molten. ad and obtained the honour of beinx, admitted into it. TICNN•, OCT. 15. Tosinorrow, peace will be formally prociaimed io this capital, by order of His Ma . ,esty the &opera? Napoleon. Snare the let instant, the parades at Sehoenbrunn have been limited to Suoiloysand Thursdays. mediate!y after that of the I , 2th. the Empercr gave uudienee in his Cabinet to the Mondial, at pn , sent in Vienna. Ills Majesty had a long renvel.iitiou with them. The evacuation of the hospital. io sums is actively going on. The stores are conveyed towards St. Ashen. end thence tp . the other oath. blishwents slang the line of depits. 113 the direction of Strasburg. According to sorne reports which are in circula tion, but without any character of atithentiaty, re.• sort:tit% the cessions mode by Austria in the tread, of mice, that power will lime both the famous allto• pits of Reichenhall,in the principality of Ssitsbairg, and those of Viehcra, near Cracow, which supply her different poosesanois with salt. Advice* from various sources concnr in stating, that, uninaliately after the sionsture of peace, the Emperor of Austria linen& to proceed to Pest, where he will made with his family, soul the French troops have • ted Vienna sod borer Austria. MUNICH, OCT. 13., All the letters from Victim, oontans various par. titular, relative to the conihtions of peace, but ileitis of them contain any punitive statement on that sob. ject. It. however. appears certain, that the payment of the contnbutions doe by Austria occasionru con siderable difficulty. ISTUTGAUD,!)Cf ! 17. AR estafeue, who left the Imperial brati-414;ar tiers et Strasburg on the 14'i., ha, this instant sr rived here, with intelligence that prier has he n signed between France and iier allies, on our ►id., and Austria on the other. 4t tbe some time, relays hats hcen orficrt-ft fur tlw sersios of His Majesty the Entitvror Napolet", who was to leave Schuruhrtnin on the isth, to proceed by way of Munich, Stutgard, and Stras burg, to Paris. CARE •0111, OCT. 13. Certain intelligence was received at our Couit to- . day, that the Eaioemr N•poleou left Schtinibruon no the 13th, at four o'clock its the altertiono. and that milers had been given to proclaim prase at Vienna on the 16th, with the Kreatest soterniaty. title hundred cant.oct will he fired frum tbe reimports of that city on the occasion. According to tlw memento that we hare received or Hia Majesty's intended joiiroes. 1w Prolsystvi to view t h e works lately eastatructednrar the Abbey of 51 0 c1k. at Ebeldierg. wad to the vivinity of Lintz; afterwards to visit P0P4411 and the Cows of Witians; them Stut.tard and truit4lsur_ll. by the oar of Dochaili Atiirsburgh, l lin. lio"liruren, end Crop ; and then thrrusizli Ptrralreutit l)ur .11 h to this city. where he will beret-wed olds the great est heavers. ' - r "'Mb` -.• i t .... - 7 0 • - - , -1-4- ......; ....'. . ... la it r 'N ..::•,. . k :so , ,i:.;„ ••••,- , ~ ~..,,, • .. I . . 4 ).;,11) : ,. a;. ......z . “ ',' tf•-. ' -, slommml••••••,. , 4 1° ; 1 6 9‘ ."' s,..Z r i f Ajt ~ Et%NCE-HALFEENNT the diffe ir ;wilier and Action of the Speaker. B ft , Sallie. 4* • al, 30. ENGLISH THEMES and ESSAYS; or, Teacher'sAsaistant in Composition . I.rone a Spier of t I i