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• N V 111 1 14 K 274. 7: " The LAST :SMUT. bot ONE of the Company's perforating them Season. THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. TI, IS PH EE N IN( September 14, sou% *ill be presented, the Tragedy of 11 ALE Hamlet, Ms.' Yogurt; Clamber, King of Desuwarlt, Mr. Wharton Polnrius, Mr. Matbews , Lapel's. Mr. Smith; }foram., Mr. Owlet, lir. Farley ; Ghost of Ham hes Father, Mr Lyra, flevataide, Qum* of Denmark, Mrs. fit. ' A gee; t),,ltelis, Mrs. Mathews. Atter...Weis tit Musical Farce of ES- Oft IvUP Sir Rarometic OldstSie, Mr Grove ; Obadiah Broatlbritra, Mr. Lialuii; Charles Forrnr, Mr. Farley; Corporal Harrel Hie celebrated Song of The Mail Cuarb,", Mr. Mathews Miss tkilellope Snap Oldatyk, Mrs. Davenport ; Putty bearrave, Muss Kelly. Tfi-11804.011/, The Foundling of the Forest, and Killing no Murder, bentirtlaw last to.r of the Conipauy's performing this season. Positively the LAST NIGHT of Slr. QUICK'S PER PM:MANCE thin sir..tsoN. THE ENGLISH OPERA. LYCEUM THEATRE. BY AUTHORITY OF TO I/ E LORD CI4A ITIP.R LAIN. Tills pia:SENT F. EN 1N(1, Sept. 14. still be pregrvlteil, (for the Ninth 'lime at this Theater) • Comte Opera, iu thrre acts, exiled I'HE DITE.NMA. With New Dreams. Vents, &c. &c. DAD )er(KDe, Mr. Wow. Duo Ferdieancl, Mr. Horn; Carlos, Mr. Philippe, in which he will intrudswe the fa. vorrite lgroirr of Just like Lovr :" DUD Antonio, Mr. Marshall Isaac Mendoza, Mr Quirk; Lopes, Mr. Werrit. err ; Father r.nl, Mr Doyle; Porter, Mr. Oxberry. Clara, Mrs. Moantaidi Louisa, Mrs. Orgrr ; The ihreima, Mrs. Sparks. After which (never performed at this Theatre), the favourite Barletta of TIIE ItECRUITIN(; SERJEANT. Serjrani, with the Sung of " Oh, what a charming thing's • battle," Mr Doty Coautrytnini, Mr. Smith; Mother, Miss %lana.irr (by permission of the Proprietors of the Stni•tie Theatre); Wile, Mrs (triter. Towhiela wilt be added, 24* b time, a New Grand Pantowiasic Ballet of Aetut, called, • K .1 PrIC HOU : THE FOREST FIEND! Nnoriselion, ((hatpin; Baron Itaienberg,) Mr Robert ; Coarad, lititraheru,) Mr. Bonrilitt. Laurisea, (Sa xons ss Raveitherg,) Miss I.nppino ; Jeannette, (her toster,) Slits C. Iltistow Boat 55.--Pit is —.Galkry 25—Upper Gallery Boxes and Plan, to be taboo of Mr. Sprang, is the Box Offire, at the Strand rutraitee; of whoa' way also.. he had, Privute Rush Nil ntly To-morrow. the Nabob; or, The ladian Levers; Pear Takao sad Kaaporboa, tie Forest Fiend.—.o.l Saturday, the ( - motet/pm ef rp all Night ; en s TIM Slav micro' Care; g Mistellamona Caswell, aid a Divortiascaseso. NR PHILIPPS'S NIGHT. THE. ENGI ISH OPERA, LYCEUM THEATRE. EY AUTHORITY OF THE LORD CHAMBERLAIN• Mp. non or retoxecifullc sollnrin% the the/ his BENEFIT is fixed or SATUR. DAY next, sspt 'oak, issio; silica will bal•parfunosid (Ow trill aiflat;, a ieviairite Come Opera, tallest lII' AI L NIGH r OR, TUE AMITGGLERA• HAVE. With a GRAND Re ISEELLAN gous C.4 . 3NCERT ; mud a DIVEKTISEMENT. Tickets to hi hint of Mr Philippa, No. 6i , Newman street, Oxf,wd.atoret ; at the pri.,t 'pal Me•ie Shope I and of Mr. Spring, at the floi.Offire of the T►eater, where platen for the buttes may be takes. TuE Mobile are rre , Nretfuily i.tronnetl, th at 11. ri E TDEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, 1111. L REOPENED on MONDAY next, September is, Imo?, With tbs Traped) of ACBETH. linebelli, Mr. KFMBLE ; Macbeth, Mrs. SID DONS ; with entirely new and appropriate Seeuery, Drew, brad Decorations. The Proprietors haring completed the New Theatre within the time I , l.l)amed, beg Irmoe respectfully to state to the Public., the absolute necessity that compels them to make the fulloa lag aileauce ut. the - prices of adoussiva : FIRST PRICE.. MALI PRICE. • Beers, Grew Shiallille is ....Three Anthems sad Sixpence I'it, Fuer Shillings... 0, metal. Ur. Loser and Upper Gellman w ill reinuin at the old prices. On the late calamitous destreetion of their property, the Proprietors, est-imputed by the remembrance of former pa truirage, issiantly and cheerfully applied themselves to the .return of a new Theatre, solieituus only, that, without en larzing the audience-part of the edifice, it might *third the Penile improved nerminoodatiou and security, and. at the mina , first., !want an add lionel ornament to the sletromilir of the British Empire. This, their most aniiiinni wish, they itter themselves, Ihr% have s.dulty effected, IMO only withis the short spare of tee uprothil input the laying ...I' the futiudu thins. bet 'render the ruination', expeasive disailiautage of eireuemitaares singnlarly enfavourshl to bei it is knew., that no Iry a sem tired wee heridred and fifty thumand poen& has hems expeuded, is order to render this Theitre worthy of British spectators, and of the genius of their metier poem 111 this, audertaking, the inevi table accumulates Or. at 'emit, a sis Add ventage is positively stated to be interred :—seirl when, in addition to thine prm sing iniennibiauces, the increased and rspidlymicreesieg prices of every article indispensable to dramatic representa tions rouse to he considered—the nom-it:tors persuade themselves, that, in then proposed regulation, they shall he honoured with theceneurrence of an eulighteeed and liberal Paddie.—Sept.,i i, 10.9. W. J. DONNE" AUCTIONEER, WINE and SPIRIT BROKER, AP. PRAISER and ItOUSE-AGENT, NO. ii, Great Ravin& street, Covent-filarilen, and at Garravraya,Thaap-alley,. 1 'AI itSiS the I)ealers in Wine anti Spinta, AL Manchester, Yorkshire, Pluetitaltaia, sad Irish Liver Trades, that, from fourteeu years' experience, be r enabled to di4p.Hot of Bankrupts' Stock, and other Goods, by Public or Pinnate Sale; particularly wiser.: dispatch aril regularity are intlispeireahle. to ....ler to give rtie Proprietors of Private awl Public bimes, every Satisfaction and Advantage potable, he has taken a Partner, eminently qualified its perfume ewer) branch iii the Appraising Ikpartawnt ; being determinant, that those silo) may please to Armor him with their conntesuusce, shall not be put Its any aseleasexpeose in their Changes. When it is considered, that a knowledge of Collision Law, and the Laws at Lvidlord and Tenant, is essential to keep out of litigation itiformation in both will, he trusts, be a guarantee id Piety to his Friends, in their Sales or Put- Ch!tare. TO 81.: SOLD, The Lease of a Timers, • Cu/ire-house, awl Hotel, in full trade , and a capital anemia's; The Good-will of a CapilMire, Spruce-Beer, and British N' inc M iiimeto tory ; aid Seven Shares ut that prosperous Establishment, thy Bri tish Ale Brew-err. %Voided to Porehase, a small Freehold Property. N 9. Thiny.fire eaps&at Public-houses to be Let or Tdd, Morey Ades:reed it-, Property conaloed toininsediate kW. 7aelc , lEbt - ...Irtfr WM Mid rttiOb • o rift 1NI) CITY LOTTERY, to be drawn CERTI FIC AT E. • We, whose anntes err hereunto subscribed, have ear , . fbily surveyed Not raised the several Freehold Riiiblitigs allotted as Prizes in the Third City Lottery, and re adjudge the separate value of each to be as follows. F. PAY NTER. Leedom, THOMAS SWITHIN, August 24, 1). U. ROPER. SCHEME. Prise of L. 15,y04l J Prizes of L. 3,004 I -- 9.90" I 1.90 1 - '9OOO .I -- 2,700 ---- 0,900 1 2,600 1 -- 4,100 I -- %XXI 4,000 1 1,900 1 3000 I 1,2011 1 - 3,500 1 1,400 3,300 1 520 3,100 No Sae Prise. • This Properly is so rapidly improving: filet there ell be no doubt it will be worth doable its p.esent value in a very few years. llekets and Shares are on sale by Mir J. RR A NSC011• and CO. No. Curnbill ; it, 11;r1born; sa, Haymarket), gad 269, Strand. PRESENT PRICE. T it IS • Hell • Lo tit o f Eighth 4 0 Quartile ...... S 7 • I tII .• .. Poriliesior Members may he seearerl, from No. t tit •o,oou, at the shore Offices, if not already sold. NEXT MONTH. Q .VIFT sari CO. joint C I it rectors with Govern -0 merit for the Present STATE i.orrEß V, respectfully iisforns !he Piddle, dint Tickets sail St•ares are au Side, is great variety, at tit( is (Mires, No. i 1 . Poultry, No. 1 4, Cbar kg cross, sad No. 31, Aldsate Hisiestr.st. The Scheme of this Lottery is entirely sew, and bee hither to received the mast wisqualifir , tapprobliloll; there are ouly sosoo Nuislars iii the Irottery, end the 101.4 c will be DRAWN IN ONE Intl', The n rth of meet Nounth, when the fotiowiitE Capital Prises must be distributed 'mown the fiat angle purchasers, via 4 , of . .. .20,0001. 4 a soxinut s a 1,0114. 4 of stioool. 52 of soot Besides the inferior Prises of Wi)l. 3QI &C. aS tsarist, This Lottery aho.t presents the opporinuity, urrer before offtratl to the Puhlie, of **loin( the itateuturte rum of etl,oool til),o4bUi. or 40,000 i. Ay the purefinee of one somber only. No. 4, CORNIIILI, and g, CHARING-CROSS. he. leo% reiniud thv Yublir , that TIP the s'IrATI Lori ERY' bewiste .mill finishes Draw ing the finell NRXT MONTH And it is the *tem Lancer that will he drain THIS Yean....The &boss in ihrefettly ousel, highly ripprorril, and the inure it is ham the wore it 111 admired i —it con tain. 4 Prixes..of..•Loo,soto 4 Priae1....0f..• 4 5 WO I S 1,1015) ti of inn, kc. kr. The whole of which will br *tided in on r, 114 T ; there fore • spumy perdue w necessary, whilst Trektin and Mores arty he had is great vanity at the above aid esti'. Miabtalgibets PER9OI4II Ia tbe May he supplied, the wine as if present, Pip seeding their seders (post or carriage veldt, arcouviiiiied with grind hills, utob, bash noted, or post•aflice. order's, to either at BISH'S Oleos is LaindiOn, No. 4, CAIRNH ILI., or o, CHARING-CRIVei. sgpism• HER 14, - 1 kofj. • ,woo • ► • • , • • IMP s • 446.• " . fifq is Published, ie 5 .4. Ida ms Atlas*, Site NOMla of apoin, and ether fair* of der Country, me. prim .1.136.6 d. boards, 1E w of A; ( , ) cuprising a I)Pser.ill lira Wormy of meta Pro-iure, ..tid a L'elletql Statisti cal Aecuant of the Country ; including. it* Population, Agri calturr, Prianalsetartni, COIIII/Itree, mid Fullmer' ; its Go. verurnent, Civil and Eceh sMiuie.‘ll L"tatirkhtnents ; the State of the Arts, Sririares, :tad Literature its Manner', Customs, Natural, History, sm. By A l. EX.% N DCR. DE LA DOEDE. • TranAttett from the French. Printed for loogroan, thirst; Rees, sad Oran., Paktum ter.rew ; and R. buluti awl Co. Solto-rquare. MINERVA OFFICE, LEADEPHIALL•WEREET. Minder is pliblislied, in g wile. sea. price 14s. hoit,ds, the Third Iti'Rion, of CELIA in SEARCH of n NUS:3A Nl). Printed fur A K. Newman and Co., Leadeoltall-street, sin' sold by all Bud sell. 4. Where rmiy he ha.l, just ptihlished, ROMANCE of the lIEERIDES. By Francis 1. , ham a vols. lac AGE WE LIVE IN. Hy L. R. Stsolione. 3.01 s 1.>•• GUIRCARb ; or, The SIYSTLI:IOI'S ACCUSATION. IBy Monte Vrre. 2 •4411 I''a. SA Lir MINI...TER, nod .titer TAT.TAI , frnin the ai r sko Alit& 44-mPlidll ligsrehan. g vote, its. .AIR. Rs Mrs. Pillinnonn. A role. 2 4 AL/TOWSON. r vo BE sou). thr AovowsoN 111. of a very desiroble RECTORY is 'Clsoiliro, the out Inclose is wool. psr Annum; Our age of the prsseat Wrens brut tie. F..r furtblr puticstars ant, to Menace. Grattan, ►lndex icy, &NI Uorarille , t;atiettoi on, Lincoln's-lon. • ,lEETINI; nf (;FNTLEME7s;, M ER cii ANTS, %%NV FACTURIMS, and TRADERS, di to Cute , dka of Widt' *ad Rutland, convened by politie navel tweeneut, and held at the (i;eorre and Ante! Tun, In blunlAwd, uo Tneedny, the 301 day of Septei , ibes, rsew); CIKRARD NOPI, 1:4;. 14 tbe (1... r; Resolved. Tko it wittld erratly tend to p1.1141,(P the A cri cultural, l'oninierc.al, and .Vl.iiiithictoting loterrits of the C.tnt•tlies of Linrolo and RutlAnd, if a hauol and perfect Na viestioa eras wrote from tee Purls Jr Boston and Lynn to the • Iluruuph of Sinru.,oll. kesolied, the IltiVAlltalrell to he derived therefrosti would be greatly heiglitcord by a water conveynace betweet , St.insti o d and the csootog Canals in the North and North. west parts of the kimploin, by Oakliain, thereby openiou • , communication with the p or t s of Liscrpool ood Brist o l, the great onsiolfnetaring towns of Man hu,l , :r, Birosingharst,. IVolverliolaptini, ace and the popanous Staffordshire Pot terirs. Resolved, That Mr. Thomas 'Telford, or some other end.. went Eligiaerr be desired to survey the einiutry between Stamford and e•milia, sad tom the Ports of Lyun and Wm beach, by the River Nem, to the We lland, at Stamford, and tune thence to ttakbaive, is various directium, and to pew • poro plans owl Minions thereof Resolved, That Gerard Noel Noel, Esq. Joshua Jepson Odily, Fan Seib Hole, Esq. Samuel Galderott, Wil ' ham Jackson, Esq. IVilliana Johostio, Esq 'Thom a s Eh, e, dal. George Golagrr, Eat. I , llr. Octavio* Gilchrist, Mr. James Mauro, and tlr. William Chapman, be a Committee ' to rereive such plans and sections., auil to creisnter the same. I And that the above Comment., treat liberty to aid such per ' soon to their mounter, ea to them shidi appear prover and mu • eirsneni,laid to call Geiveral Meetings from time to time. And that soy five or noire of•thi , Committee he a competent number for the ti , ip itch 4 4 hasi ti e ee . Resolved, that a Nor, t , y Karin- , !wen already made of the country hate .csa Stead . ..id and Oalch-in, by Mr. Whitworth, and a plan palthlhed of the hoe on which, ha his opinion, a marigabse ominitairmion between these places may be ef fert,sl ; sod it Oeietrueetllary, to cumply with the startling Order of llt the Nouse sit Commons, requiring indite to be coven in The loodost Gazette, and w the nearest I pro , r'trial Newspaper, thr.e eliffe,ent weeks, in :Le months of Anglia or noptember, hatwe soy Roll for a Navigable Ca sal , a. he boiliglit into the Nouse; and to prevent the time *owl) would lie last, if, after the intended aurree have heel, tales, It shoolil appear that a• 0 more eligthte plan than that pointed iint Ii) Mr. %ante/toile can lie adopted • that notice • be inner diately riven in The loailen Gazette and The Stem ' feed Mercory, that as application to intended to Ire made, in the onst Session of Partiament, fur leave to bring in a Sill w making and nialutainieg a Navigable Canal from °alt hea to , stainfard upon the line pointed out in Mr. Wlid. worth's sure. aa4 fir eittieding tlie same from Stamford to Biennia, either by iniprovidethepresent iissigatitio by way of Spalilitiz, or by a new eat Gum Stamford, to join the Forty., foot drain, at, or near, a place called G•thrarn Cote, below, Ritmo, in the emeriti: ~f 1.14.•u1n. from whente the said Drain , is now leaVgahle to Boston ; and that, na soon it* the hoc of the Canal is detenaitien upon, a proper person be directed to wait upon the Pruprielura of hinds thrloch which the same e. 'bah pew, to procure their amen, toils,: 841. • Re;olvid, that tlessm-Jedrsoe Sad 17,1inso 0, Bankers ia ' itamfu,d, 1w appointed Treasurei, in receive nil snerwrip inst.-nod monks euseecileil with the propowA moirti 'ski iic • 1 and that a book he ope.tial at their orfteeliemediotel, for 'he purpoie of receiving each ishowniotikne. Resolved:. That • aaharelptiaa be au* entered into for de fraying the e • tp , 4l6C of such s imere; and the other expenses attending th, menateni•ement od the u , pl.7takritt, 1:161 that the nun sulmeribel he Merited hi Messrs. ',oil and Johnson, Bankers, in etenefiwil, snit be by Ih, 1 11 . pialTtl to the recount of, soil b , at th. disposal of, the Committee; awl that if any parson , sebrcribin.• towards the :khure pur game% shall hereafter he desirous of a Proprietor or any share Of shares i I the i01c..1,1 Lre o r raoot, the Saw of Money ahieh Me shall slap., ihr for prllimiliscy ex penses, shall he taken as part of the purchase-nwory of such share in shares. Resolved. That Mr William Thompson, of Statiford, he thchulicitur fur the purp.we of eionlectiug the Bill in its through Parliameid, arid fir tramartiai, the gene ral 6winese consented with the objects of this inerting. Resolved, That the thanks of th • Meeting he given to Joshua Jepson Oildy, Esq..fiw bie active exertions to pr.i. mute the general interests of the etiootry al large, and of the tows of Stamford is p wheeler try suggestin h And promot ing the int sided navigat Omagh; the currespoudeace and tom muuiratipp which he has entered lido - with the principal Canal Proprietors, is the direct line from Stamford, through the midland counties, au& to the purts of Liverpool, llne leo, sad Lyon, hr secure thr it en operation in promoting the Wended iteriertsliiag, soil fur the onernuoicatimie sob ch he has made to this 'tfeetiog, (arising from his great expe rience Mad extensieeksovrledge to the 'cuionserciel interests of the enuotry) of the great public nod private advantages to be derived by carrying those ohjects into effect. Resettled, That • General Meeting be held on TIJURS DAY , the nth 4/ Ortolan prat, as Eleven u'eloek in the Gee nowt, at the *urge and Angtd,low, its litamforit, tool that an levitation be immediately cent by the Solicitor to the Pro prietors of the Treat' lied !Verney, Loughborough, Melton, Oakhasa, and other Proprietors of Canal. interested herein, sal likewise to t h e p ort . o f Bostou and Ly•in the totem of Spoldieg, Wisher/eh, and Peterborough, sod altintennediate place, on and near the inteuded Resolved, That the proceedings of this they be advertised is the principal London Newspapers, in The Stamford Mer cury, The Bootee teerette and is she Chtdbrutge, Leteesse r , Denny, Biresioghom, Alalanianstne, and Overlain , Nate . • G. N. NOEL, Chairman. After the Clhaleasashad laft•llt•seladir. it sras 111.4,1:ead ananiatattely. T 1.4 dap Thanta of this Meetrir be given to Gorski Yuen Nesi, La" Sae his olds sad iinpar- Olg knish is thdCbdie.• . , '‘- idtlati* - • - . . Ou Moeda!, September Id, 1919, will b.• published, to be euutiimed weekly, price is !Co 11. of BATES'S GENERAL ESTATE DIRECTORY. Irt) the Nobility, Graft' s anti the Public in general, who may he inctiontisee.pereisese or dispose-. of Estates, Honors, kc, the Potosi,ler piers, with defer ence, the perusal of The DIRECTORY itselt ; and only bep kart in hint at the simplie4y and ease of a plan for at taining mi object of general importance, at present so tory, Mronvenicat, and expensive. He wialies, however, the declining of an interineilinte agency in any concern w hichl appears in his publkata o and that it yin be considered as a Maxim upon which l'C nnvsn ably intends to act. Advertisements are received at No. 4, Doeset.sireet, Mni.i ehesicr-snuare; also by Messrs. Kerby and lin rdery, B oo k. Geneva ; iqt), thiforil-etreat ; and Mr. Wilson, en, Combat, corner of the Royal Exchamr- or a holm tha Directory may be had, and of all Roultseilers thiongtiout the Co;itril Kingilnen. ELANCHOLY CATASTROPHE AT THE MEM LE FfiBAY. Dow* Ailed es. rirMIE commtrrEE strspoit.trti bt 4,e (iena 1 amnesia this place sod the vicinity, to Mated a reed fur the retitled the tnany families redseed b . imligeace, by the calamitous event that happened at the Ileikte Ferry, on the 'fob sust. respectfully submit a few facts to the consider atom of • generous public. 1. Thatuf all the persons on board the fetal beat, only le were sawed ; sod that, besides many streamers, whose names err sukniewn, above toe persons belonging to and resPirx in Ibis and the neighbouring parishes, arc ascertaised to Lave perished. 2. That of the last member, there were many heads of ;"3- unities, all ashes, except Mr. *Cull...eh, bens' of the lower clam of society, hays left families in extreme purerty mad distress. J. That the present calamity is marked by cirrumateaces all await severity. The unfortunate sufferers strap* their way to a public Tate then held at Tato. and had with them any sour, t he y could glean for the occasion ; they consisted chialipsfeeseiN traders, who bad their little stocks with them, of ummtdmissers goiag to purchase small articles of trade, of removiag tenants, who had converted their stock lota cash, to be lodged is the bask at Tato, and of recruiting par ties, having their all about them, except their destitute wit es sad fluidics. Hescir,lt appears, that it is mg the loft of • Meek, lives elope that is to be deplored, but also the loss of mushprepvtJ stripping the miserable survivors•of all they lad pesswaed ia this world, &od pluagine skate families into potreety and dialeem. The Ceemnittae feel that they have only to submit th eme to Um estadievation of *generous Politic, to attract it Ilia pity mad tegireleion which it deserve,_ , and they ri. urns the charitabia feelings of every &accruing multi: - to enable them to carry into effect a purpose so lusinane. • R. SUM Elt I .Abi D, Chairman. Ilitment Pylons • Llt I.: a al' RECaltiag. The Officers, Nua.Commissioird Officers, and digitate:a, of the Effat Roos Local Slibtla, One day'apsy. I. 5. I. 0. 111. J: Boaz, at Vornoch $5 I keel. Mabee. a a al. P:lt.gUtherland,44,s 5 W. U. Luke, writer., a • G. Crust.% IS,Lsti. She- Capt: Jobe Munroe.. s q riff Dephts of tbeCis: to to Mr. Angus tenser.... i i Mr. W. Taylor, She, kir. A Matkay, Iressitill 1 a riff Clerk 9 9 M. W. Ram, Ahera•sbo i a Slibscriptions will b 1 17.121/1111id 6 11 4.94 84 kb0. A as Bar of Gibp j= Lloyd's Coffte-Itouse ,Ai the Banklog, ..of 'Mears Juba sad Alexamkr Aaderbaa sad Cw ' iteletteluver 71;i:;iiturs T hid . C u. *Ad by Mr Atilisarland, 14, C , Krum; through stbsyslipgallonspnieatitia to this a 4 Parsiscb, wag bsimai.. , • .• • x..me047,‘ ("LAT ;fir ia-tir - A ▪ • op. g :'! 3 ( In tLe f t' 4 4: a I i... PaNCE-HALFrEbint. 1.71.-Y yDikS.'' ROCHE'S NEVI NOVEL g, slid will be putilislied next tauelli, is a Toia. isms. Fir II.: 1101.TRPS o: , fil A and AI...S;ERIA; _A. 1 i CON VatiT ILDEFONSO. • • By IRrs ROf E. Printing for A, K. NCI/1111101 and Co., Lesdrei Where arty be hod, Ivy the same Auth.e, The otiumEr. of the ABBEY. 4 VO/4 B!S4b Edi tion , prier , totr. bII44CARDED BON. r. rob. Sreood E.liti..n 11 7s. CA. MAIL/ of the HAMLET. ft ro4o Sucond &kiwi. 7s. VICAR u( LA NADOWN. d vols. Second F,d,tiott 70. rrHE • QUARTERLY REVIEW, publisbed this day, for John Murray, le, nest-street, and J. Hatellard, Pmeadilly, lA.m.don • nod gory be sad deo of eery Boulmeller and Nrwsmne is Tows sod Country INI ERIOR DECORATION y an.; t..O()VER, Vaper-Hionts,ing 4 lanufartorers, and Painters of laerior Iterneattu'', Nu. LI, Clitturilontect, ItimiLat.leet s most resptrrnity ac. quaint the Nubility ai.d Gentry, and the Public in general, DIA they hair opened their speciosa Rooms fur the parries of Conducting the Winona of Alegoratee . Painting and Pa siwn-Iftenfuig and Se obviate the rtonsplaint, tlint ansell le. sigus, however inieniutisty finished, do no: always-convey a full and complete idea of decorative arraugtatert, hate fitted up AU P 611311100 Ro u es.llo opacities, that they are ensiled to 4nplay their eon:pantie., to the eye, as large as tie? maybe renoired in exerutiun frum the iiimensione sr the Cahn.' to that of the Den , ing:Rotrat ; these are deployed is impart mei"! and ether distribothins, 011 which they will attempt an euchre, variety, in every style hitherto adopted or booms. (i. COOPER haring desisted the 7reatvet part of his tisae to the study of Arrhitectaral Painting, wider the brit Mastcrii, bests that they will be able tu their decora tions that finished style of classic elegance sad pieteresque edict, tin gratiGing to the Mad of taste. Tit. ir expectati ons of etiatiimerl patronage are foundea oar their beta* She first artists who have engaged in a similar unrh..rtakialt;nsti have imdeulit that the piddle will he mealy e.sn,iitentl the dri . ..lied from rans o m. % tb. a , em intervention Imt any other peropi,hy which deity is preirented, 11111.1A.Xpetill•Narc4. • Just published, dedicated by permission to the Mast Noble the :114.quis of Ttraushend, Earl of Lrlrester, Press. •eleut of the Society of Antiquaries of L 4111.10111, iz.C. AC. tilt wAi &cowl Pat tof The A A RCHITECTURL KLI.ILICJ ES ; 'k , the ',resent State of the most cedebrated Reinaius vf A •illrftish Arelntettare and Sculpture in Great Britsjit• Ueur.te Cooper. Containing Views and Sculptured 'Frag ments of Tinted /May, AfottmoutlishireSuid bi the Author, at his leastwea, as shore. WALCHgREN. , . (PRIVATE CORREAPONDENCE.) TERVErIt, fen'. M. " As the erection of batteries along the toast, op posite to lies eland, has arready wet Inlay corn menced, there can be no doing of the determinetion fif Mi nisters to retain this Island, if they can. Tian de. terininatiou indeed, iinow generally ailinitteli, oat 1401 whet grounds it rests, hew far they are just and reafasiottle, or what probability offers of seirecess. the More intelligent !mesons *Mt whom I have ems- I ersc d here, *ern) quite unable to discover. In con soleriug this questiou, the first obeervation tang naturally occurs to one', mind, is thi „ that all the alarm which Iles pertadert England, for the hot four er five years, v. h regard to the practicability of au invesioa, and *hien 'him our Government hie been so indiestrines in cireineting,' must lie rite ground less,. ney rein' childish, if it be impraeticable the part of the enetuy to invade Walcherem— lieglatid is reiterated from Boulogne, from the nearest point of the French. coast hum which there is a probability of say attempt at itivuWon being made, at 'teat 40 or 50 mites. ‘Valcheren it sepa rated from Revelend by a chimer' not wider in some places than about :hrer-cinartees of a mile. England 'nay be defended aga i nst au invasion by her great mural force ; a ship of the hue cannot seal through the chaauel winch divides Walchereti from Bevelattd; a frigate or a brig consult stork in it at IoW water ; itoy,even a ;nn-teat is to dander of Feting 'treaded. That part of the chimed to welch apply this obeervation. borders a b out *knee miles of this coast, beteern this town and fieurmahras. In some places it is about two, or between two and three miles wide, hut it narrows considerably is . yod appretneh G0061'141. Aleag this little liked, Which is assay separated from Waleheren by nithral canal, that is fordable at kw water, thealise timed tern.' to Beeelaud, is, 1411 1 113 v e iv 4, y %tat efl, • bout three quarter'. of 14 mile. AV low wafer it av conettlerablv Ices, v.ei tittle e i-ter indeed than the Thames at W'rettiettster-bridge, god erst by may ?newt, its deep. l'ne sailors here. who e re acquainted with the cheimil, ise.ert that it is only five Of six feet sleep tat nevesat parts et lore effet e This nerinw nett Bhutto', channel is about a in t. and • half in length. Now, whether •:ICII a 0•1•111 t I eau present any venous Obstacle to him, who 4 : 14,4 1* with such magical expedition, throw bri,vey acme, the rapid current of tits Danube, I thull leave It to men of common se:ise to decide. .4 , Au intelligent nand' rawer has a-sitresl.ine, that the canny,* simply - throwing crepe er two across the sleek; ender in : this channel, merely by this expedient' 'might conttivg. with a very few troiltPi to ttlite a large fares over in the course of single' "night. • "' Plant no Matt-did suia - tince can I+e derived • froin'Out . divy for - the defence of the Wood, inehe quairic - upiin which I have been oborreing, its here Odinitted es unientispotable fact. No 01444 p,e.eitrie that a frigate or brig ansfd work in it et low e toter. and that even gun-herttsaii;loshle to I.e exended. I know from my own obeeriettion. When our vessels fin at sailed down :he chatisef I allude t.t, 1 saw several of the gun -boats rtramied. Indeed, tt greater part of thent were la that state at low water, although the utmost pains had been tak.-ii to ennui the channel before any of the gun-boats or train,- ports sailed into it, cud a range of host is had been placed aloag ns Imoyes Tee twitilistion s of this eliannel is extremely nark:etc, and is remitted stet snore so by the occasiefnal shit dug .of the windy. which alter their position tiontetimes twice or thrice p-year. This intricacy, lodeed, is trident rem* the time comntneri by our vessels in reifying its the lint instance from Terveer. tee the It eet Scheldt. The grouter pest of the transports, 'say twee the gm:- . A 2cifi 4 ,