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'. be ink 4 ‘ Primed for T. caell sad W. Devitt, Lamb.. ; sod W. libertres of man woe at - slate. tleisit'bease boold principles on which it des 1 intkett. ... .. . '' .l I evety - Opealose during 'he We t k. Siselismosk Edinburgh. i - went a penman to Preside over OWN ildlibirfillkere. S'Woler) says. the time et, areelitt .jo isoprossoi,.. ASTLET'S AM PHI Of ahem stay he had. briti seese Author, t N They had already bawd the plumed 'Mak Which bat 1 einisiiler no time improper to toed far! Cris:, 'he Piii 1. A NEW aIIITHODICA I. GRAMMAR at Ilia 'iamited them to keep the peoevesilkike dal wet purpose of eonsoltiiiici~ gdrnit , t•e.. 'stilt ettsi. , -. - AWN ta11006611. lasso. lis. 6d lauss.i. 1 ) thuds sot* advice necommy. follfilsil, /he people riderioc of witch moso4llb/iss ,ire tkely to etrct o'. ' her i 1 : pre 'lt". ellaileflekii"lii . killigliallia4 *hod given so many OVideudileli thibtasposibm to heisebinsd chafe, bitfutbrititel,M or. - the voillie. rah, 1 inist e .ssi s e w e ellisal ow, Ph rot es .l 4,6 " % d ra r m it al W 4 . I do: Is that he felt persoodllir IMO* hot the Bet. shore all, Othakillins. : • ll' eaniii.triithi. gredllett mate of irritation. sekhiet lbit the most 'albeit addrins of' era Of-Mack. I ' id toril• AND nu t asisam . ;14 Ior) 41114 , 11:111:114: A ci t t would eve r the t. hit e t le i lei lig ell ) iem is 'hew in burn. eistrestiog .rind theory whiter . . local t .4 . roe, , 1 11 1 - lit bet be alluwedtti ; oithont cenimitt- , - mom, - arm -oases Imre far more important likaa stay other. tor 'st mime weeetires ibe Met ref of liti - t0 41 C . - --....5. .4-tbe- moot eventful character theselebettieb•- they plied miseries wind' the prop sudore. 1 catalik lir, 1 ..661 wowark; for it was only ye l p ' v s: t wit :km -a think tint step. friend to fratitanity would havii de: • . "•-•-•e drinionitbettik.mOtielt bettompmed '-:lityrd a sinetrireeifeet sriditratiberting be sheh sit -- -"Jar also were abseos. object. Wtth erten* of Mr. 'Warder's .40110114.. . aid- bum I accord completely; bat rhea he shilttseit• --Atari/4y of out vieesas ow ihms' day. Uoitivost. '' -4 : l 4inis•-i efutlesiam. it isillillor . TIIRATRIZ-1110rAL fivr_tm THIS EVENING. T # ,# AT — Noy. 11. Majesifs la-vases wig kr 7 . li:esinedp THE ROAD TO - RUIN. Old DMUS°, Mr 111 aniko ; Newry Damien, Mr. Whs. ton; Milford, Mr. Barnard; Mr. Sulky. Mr. Boller; Gude Stun, Mr. Hanky; Silky. Mr. Raight. Widow %Sarre'', klre. Bertowe; Sophia, Miss Rally; Seen?, Mrs. Orger. AIM whiffs the Penis of 7' HIGH NOTIt)NS; . •. Or, A TRIP TO ERMOIPTH. Sir Freihviek Aegean Pageant, Mr. Mender ; Vb. Freebie', Mr. T. Croke; Brisk, Mr. Rowell j Tinsosby, Mr. Neighs. Clualitik, Miss Cultist; Msriho, MrS. Ofirr; MM. (redomot. Mrs. Masai. BosesSe.; Swine Price Ss. 641.—Pit Se. Sd. ; Second Vies te --I.awer 4aliery Ss. ; &cued Prier le.—Upper Gallery Is.; Smiled Price dd. The Doors will be opened ins.Balf-pael Sig o'Cloek.— The Ventoresance • ill ewesameisce Mliessely at Seven. Thr Box Office will be opal from Creels till Five o'Clock —Multi to he taken of Mr. Rodirll. Box Buok.keeprr. Roses is he had (nightly) of Mr. Spriogowees y ap pJ.uted Conlyirsiller of Am Ilsa-011ee Rerriptr, the Private Cons sail Ticket Department, as well as the federal arrangt isest floe Donis. Tu morrow, The Beggar's Opera—Three sad the Deem Steins lu your Bew. Un- Thurmisy, the thineedy of Know your Owe Mind. _ . They .will Patroinge of their Royal Highosesers Ito Regal, mad Dyke of Yak, THIS EVENIN ( . TU ESI).% V. November pod dioritig the Week, it, Half-pant bla o'Cluek pit riarly, Ilse &maim's Entertaitinsents •ilt roinmeure Frith, fur t h e abroad lime, a highly laughable Builetta, called THE IVIFE AT HER WIT'S EPHA"'' Afire (Sib lime), an ratirely sew iaterrsi: ottle.dromatic Itypeetarle, amid Samory, Maellinery, &c. called THE CAPE OF 1.30011 HOPE; OR, CAP ERES AND SETTLERS. Ilse piece wrilteu by Mr. W. Barrymore. Zosnai the DBL. Chief, Mr. H. Kellar (from the loyoll Coharo.; Illerrelowassirip by Mr. Clothe (from the Lioorpoolleadowsi; Cleerrehoictilly Ar. Sopea 4 Ha> Mime' btw lionis, to he rode 17 Marra Davis and Birks!. The whole to amorlutle with a new llifonn.Driootig Rtgatelle ' called WINNINU A HUSBAND. Miss Jenny Transit (a young Lady who ystemplilles the osstability of Human Affairs), Mrs. W. Berrystiore ; Marga ret Muk•asekleesooy Irarard Lassie f ro m ito i lands), Mrs W. Barryourrr! Miss Coruelia ele in egoi sa cl aw pew (a voluminous and voluble literary Sr uslet), Mrs W. Barrymore!! lady Dorothea Daahly (a Laily of the Ton), Mrs. W. Barroom!!! Mrs. Deborah Grishis (a Pink Bigiebee • Widow, with more airs that sraers)., Mrs. W. Bar . rimers !!!! Mademoiselle A eitoinate biomass/Mee (a Emmah rigstraate, wish a Pas Sent), Mrs. W. Bat rymure !'!!! Brit get Beekiliows (a rustic Beauty, with a red cloak), Mrs. W. Barryisore!!l!!! Ensign Thaddeus ()Transit, Mrs. W. Bairrysiore!!!!;!! ! MidiPlM Sr. P41111 ' ; atierch-yard. ,ow-71 w DELPHIN SCHOOL EDITIONS ON A NEW fr This illy are pablisbeil, price 10s. 6.1. °slava, bo C E d ti r p A . I i t e. • ; to e 0 1 a SI E t rj A 1 acc4l E m S . ps ; 01410 a Cats. elarge ..heir privileges bud protect their right', with lent meaning the 'lighten' ofenee to aura the ileum, that he—were attacked by a bendifti - that 011111hapted under feat. Mid in the upset, maisairred 0 111111Plowdered. But he could not conteniPate Net atieh en event• would happen in London ; for mul titudes would be found in the Metropolis, who, al though at the sacrifice of • few lives, would, if so treated, repair to their homes, there procure wee. pots or missiles for defence. and ou their return from thence, exterminate the men who had dared to attack or break down their liberties (Bremr!) The Doctor here observed, he would refresh his one 'viol., by looking at a few written observations which he had put together in the morning, in order to proceed the more regularly with the Wiriness of the day. First, then, as to the intention of amens tiling them together. he would observe, that as they had often been charged with merely assembling le detached parties, some in this quarter slid some in that, he, together with othere, were of opislion that 'watery numerous and general assemblies would be -Welch more effective towards the 'realization of their i.hes, towards the recovery of their lost right... They had appealed to the Parliament of the couutry, to the Prince Regent cf the country, but ' ell their petitions and remonstrances were emend leg. for they had not as yet obtained these rights, to which, as Britoil', they justly thought awn.- selves entitled. Bit their ieOudiiion was eves. worse thee this, for they were gritiAed with no argument stating why they did not long since pm. Pees them.—(" Per/ tree."/...Henee it iv, my friends, continued the Doelor, that we, and with us every friend to humanity. wish to make a striking impression on the Prince Regret's mind by the assemblies of millions in one-day, to express their desires, and obtain those liberties which, la &item, they are entitled io. It extreme d, end fur aught he knew it was the case, that the people of Glasgow, Paisley, Carlisle, NeaLasstle, Hull. Leeds, It great part of York and Lancashire, of Sheffield, Nottingham, Liverpool, Derby, Norwich. together with these of I.ondim, would all have con gregated together to express their desires fkr li t,erty. and make such an appeal to the Pr.rire Regent as would induce him to listen to their pe titions. It was expected that no less a body- than a million and a half of people would have assent. bled this day, to invite the Prince to pay attention to their appeals. It was thought by some persons, that such a course of proceeding would be uncoil stitutional,• bet he defied any ins.. to point out to him (Dr. W.') any law which went to prevent the people of different places from meeting on the same day, and for the same avowed purpose. I stand here (emphatically continued the Doctor) ree sponsible for what I now soy ; sod if the Attorney. General feels disposed to notice it, Gentlemen, I am ready to meet him on any occasion. But if the At. tortiey-General himself were to commit an illegal act to-day. or any other parties, I am sure my friends and fellow-countrymen will not fail to support me. —(ltto, tee ll rust foil to support you.)—Gentle. men, I truly assure you, that if I had sii•opioion I was acting wrong in whet I have just said or done, I should be the last person to have dam so. Bur, Gentlemen, I stand upon the basis of the law ; I consider myself acting ander the privileges of a Ithiron, under the protection of the constitution. and I can have no possible fear for rosy thing that may result from my conduct ou this day. I look back, Gentlemen, with pleasure to that !Period of oor history when our ancestors enjoyed the privi lege of the Wittena Gerosote, when they could Meet without danger, and proceed withoit esidestMion ; and surely if our ancestors, even then, could so meet under the sanction of the laws, what objeetisin can there be to our snorting for the purpose of appeal ing to the Prince, and ma co-operation with him, est. deavour to enfranchise every aaaa :a you ?_ Garde. further to fight. for them —r Etedrok instal—rod, Ger tlernen, to negociste is our iuteutiott ; we whit to consult with the Prince Regret. and we arias to do ro in peace, and without the loss of a single life. The people, be contended, should new. elate with the Prince Regent, end that would be the sorest way to obtain their rights. Ms. W. next proceeded to notice the late condemn of the Whigs; it was not a radical, but • moderate reform they wanted, null the plan was, that nil householders, paying taxes to a certain anntawl. should have a right to vote for Members of Par liament. This was the ramie that west to de-. privy. the mass of the Iwo* of their birth-right. Would they submit an such a Reform us this P— (" No, te."J—He should be able to prove, that • slot only every poor man in the country, whether he had a house or not, paid Worry laces, but that taxes were paid by every babe 'and infant in the kingdom. Could the people, who wore not householders, be tatis6ed• that the household ers haring exclusively vested is them the tight of voting, would do them justice?—/" ftrooto.")-- lie was sure they would not. cud that they would most such a principle of corruption. It renamed then fur them to smoke every pinable effort fur the recovery of their rights. For his own part, if his principles were nut correct he should not have appeased aineog thesis this day.—(Flere the Doetot was for souse time interrupted by the noise of borne of the mul titude, who were shoving each other into a great pool of muddy wider that was in front of the waggon.]—He said he felt for •the 'situation its which the people were placed. and hoped they would NI. clamour not to inconvenience each other. In order to 'trove that the very poorest of the people paid taxes. he should reed to them a calculat ion which he bed made that morning. In doing this he should simply confine I self to the effects pro. dured by the late infamous Corn 13,11. Ile sup posed there were three millions of iiiilnstriuus ho- On Friday, the Cfflardy The Hooey Noun. Oa Monday scat, Kass Richard the Third: Kiug Richard, Mr hear. TWEATKE-ROY I, COVENT-GARDEN. T ii IS EVENING. TUESDAY. Nor. 2. will be aeled Ibe Comedy of viRGIL ; Herres lent, No Inleriwelailo. 10a. 6d. bound. Primled and &tied by A. J. Valpy ; wild by G. nod MI. B. Whinaker ; Sherwood and C. 0.; impkia and Co.; Illacredie and Co Eflioburgh; Cumming and Co. Beagle; aalE gal other Booksellers. PJ Pt I THE ROAD TO RUM Doradoe, Mr. W. lams; Mr. talky, Mr. Slanelord; Remy Dornion Mr. Abbott; M. Emery; Goldfinch, Junrs. dra. ifarrin, Mrs. Davenport; Sophia, Miss Settotoo. • the setae ass Heanctornis Eurlish Notes to the Shhs 5s 64. Holuer, no Notes 3s. A Nest Editiue aria. M bad. bese4 ' 4 v,', POtTICAL CrIGOO •j; LOGY of **caulk' ■nd F,NaLissil roar - - 29 . CiCEGO at °MOUS, . . ROYAL HOSPITA L, CHELSEA, October 2911 i, 1819 After which, Depletes eetrirested Igamiw mu! lit: It A N I) EMMELINE.. THESE are by ()tiler of the 110 let:noble the Lords sled others Contsnissioners for managing the Affairs of the Royal Hospital at Chilies. to give Notice, that his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT has hero pletteed, is tiir name au.l on the behalf of his Majesty, to rimintancl, that all the Out:Prosionc s beiongiug to the said Hospital, and all those men who are registered in the Hua pilal books, with a view to prospective pensiou; pad also all Out-Pensioners pool Regii-tered Mew of litlnsaisihens Hospital, resident in London, or within lweirty five miles thereof, whir have been discharged from their respective rr irtairala Or corps, as Nun-Commissioned (flficers,'Dritiamers, Trompeter*, or Privates. whether from On Regular Cavalry, Foot (;nardit, or Infantry of the Line, yr freer the Feweibles or Militia, du personally stud regimentilly appear with their iniitructions and certificates of admission, at the Board Itooni in the said Hospital, sin the respeCtive day. hereafter nient . I, orcordiug to their 04 veto, rates of pension, whets stud where attendance will be gives 'rum Nine o'Clork ia the Ater wing till Three in the Afbenuoa c ievorder that mirk of them sr, um examination, shall be found At, maybe at tached to a Royal Veteran or Girriam Bitter . His Royal Iliglmets is, however . , pleased to direct, that the present Order shell sot be considered as extending to the Oat-Pewshreers frown the late Hann Gourds, mid HIDTOr Gre nadier Grants, the Life Guards, and Royal Regiment of Horse !Awards, nor to imekgoen es Irs the Hospital bouhkare now more than fi fty-Bet years of age, or hail served ter y four years its the Cavalry, sir twenty-user years in the lothir try, previously to Hole (hacker-get; nor _to any awn dis charged as Privates, whose pensions are shove ten-pence per diem each ; nor to those who have lust a bush, or their eye•siglit i ur .ore.cripples, or who received a certificate of their total sinfitneas fur further wittier, from tiny of tlie (MBeeri einplqved et the last 'Cent-eel Examination of Out- Pensioners in the year 1816; our tix such /tut-Peusioners as are stow serving is the Regular Militia ' as Non Commis sioned ()Sierra; but it roost be observed, that all mew dis charged as Non.Commisei 111 l 'it Officer% Tritinoctirs, soil Drummers, are required to altroal, whatever the rates of their pensions may be, eiders they have ciimpli led their third period of service, sir are disabled as stated above. 011 MONDAY, the Oth of NOVEMBER. 16gou 3d Ed. 4i. The rime. with EA.. Lull NUT's, fa um lIMlphlU, ke. wo le,prefalio 71. 11 HOMAII'd ILIAD, (nut • `" 114 the Text of Hrymit 7..• LATIMJII 40.631. GatEK Gluitatim 6.. 6J. LATIN GILAIINIAII 2.. Drt.r.c.rus TIARL3I RUM, ems Nett. et Lex. - - 44. DIELACTUS SISTFX. Beitinm—Arlimr, Kinc of Nritain, Mr. Al.boit ; M,. EZCI CoolOis, Mr. Chapman; F:gberl, Mr. Pyne. I".mmel.ne, Mum Emile; Nlatilda, Mim Green. ',vans—Osnal,l, king of Kent, Mr. Connor; Osmonal, M. Comer. with FaitausufluToo,6B. ErtrroLat AI T. Cies itosts, 311 . 2.. Cicsatt de AMICITILA et de Scuscrtrre. wish Eammet's Nein, ke. by Bal ker, 3J FA. . The Spirits—Ph Hari, Miss 111. Tree; Slririt of Light, Miss . Soden ; Gritubalil, Mr. Lavery. Poses 7s. ; Serum, Price 3s. Gd —Pit 3s. 6.1. ; Srconti Prite 2.5. I AMC/ Gallery 45.; &coed Price IN.—Upper Gal lery I•.ifweuwrl Prier ed. Mares fur the Boxes to be taken of Mr. /Laudon ; at the 110•1-1.11614., Hart *trees, from Ten till Four. A Private Boa may he haft fur ilia Season, or nightly, of Mr. Blaii4on, at the Dux-Other. GRwr~rr sod T Zj doxicoc4 of TACI. Vey ,from BROTI VR, Wilk Ai bir Nutro o ke by theism*, td FAL Ss. ed. Coiter.s.ius Biros. with ESGUSH Nam sod Qu as- Twos. By the Res. C. Bs.oilry Evssortvo, viiib Do. lry Do. 3J Ed. - 2a. 6d. Eccistwrs of LoTssi Pobsooir, by D°. 4s. GIRO MC TESTAMENT, 3 vols. es°. By the lies. B. ULM' 12. !!a. ed. WOO biser 414. To.m.iirow, Shalispeureit Play of The Tempest, with The Forty Thieves,. Thureday, Hamlet, with Arthur alsiti Emmeline. On Frittiy, the Tragedy of King Ku; hard the Thud, with I. Timm,' et RIM/. 111 ilium 29.6 d. Araphitryu, Aulularia, Captive., A Stearn, of PLUM" will Eaglo.l. 4..&1. VOCAMULART 2s. FIRST Ext ROUES - I•. Rd. 1./iTII DIALOGLITO PRIRCIPta Orvieto atm, litsromas et Gcouturtits, , Edit. -3... d. ELVIS [Wel of MYTHO LOGY, 4th El. . 29. •e• Pirase Wok for Var.res sattatlay, LAM makes a Mau, or the Fop. Fortuae— w. 11 ilo•ma. LASE LONDON NEW THEATRE, WELLCLOSE MAVARE. rliflE I'uLlic oreirsioectfully informed, that I THIS THEATRE, which has undertone the moat r~terrshe alienators, WILL OPEN TO.IIIOR ROW, 1 1 1:-S DAY, November 3, 1819, when will be pre ....ed. a Grand :11eIu•dramatic Spectacle, iti three acts, to rltlit 01 wins the Apocrypha, 1 vol. Ova. bds. fI. Bs. Editions of Ow above Wooks. ZELAIA ; on, THE RUSSIAN DAUGHTER. ‘1,41, ill* Scenery, Mitelsinery, Dmrses, and Decorations. The Music chiefly selected from the works of Mozart, Wittier, lloro, &c. and arrouned by Mr. Parnell. The Actions and Procrissions by Mr. Smith. The Characters by Mr. Rae (from the Theatre•Royal, Ileuipline); Mr. leiscAtoti (front the Thrstre.Royil, I.u•g!i j ; Mr. IY. West (front the Theatre-Royal, Brili); Mr. o (rruto Ilse Thestre.Royal, Drury lane); Mr. Webber, Mi. Illootaine, Mr. Downs., Mc. Edwaids, Mr. Gilbert, Mr. Untell, Mr. Goldsmith, Ms. Bennett, Mr. Bristow, Mr. Vrirril, Mr. Miles, Mr. Moisten/sr. Mrs. Pitt (from the Cdinhoicb); Mara Arysortsir (from the Thee. tie-Royal, Goldin); Mecs Burrell, Mrs. Wariorf, Mrs. G..M omu the Thestre.Royal, Covent.garileu); MOW Smith, he. After which a Ballet, to 'scrolled THE BAZAAR OP CAIRO. • • RADICAL MEETING IN FINSBURY. miters in this kingdom who got their lisc'g by their labour ; that each family corwisted of fire persons. and that each lamely consumed one quarters' loaf per day. 1.. consequence of the Curti 801 l the price ol' the loaf was now as high as one ; but about forty or fifty year* ago the price 'was only 411. it followed then that every poor fantily out of these three millions paid it tax of titres...pence per day. amounting altogether to 100.0001. every day ; and that the total amount of the. tax paid by the poor on bread alone was 36,300,0001. • year ! flail ..at the pour then, on 11w groom" of pasiug taxes, a right to vote as well as any other people in the country ? t" Yes, they have."J—lt was said that poor la bourers possessed no property, and, therefore, thst they had no right to the elective franchise; bsst was not the circumstance of nice faintly btu g obliged to pay r tax upon bread lathe amount IA 131. /s. 811. per .swum, a Proof that 11 1.7 had Pro perty which was entitled to protection as much 311 the property of the rich ? They were charged with being revolutionists ; he would repel that charge as • foul libel upon their clesractsers. If the charge were true, they could have a reollut ttttt whenever they pleased. If, at the great meeting. 'where Mr. Hunt lately presided, both in Loudon aid Manchester, the people had come armed, ardir solv-d on bringing about a revulurrou. uo'llower could have withstood theta. The people never at* tempted any thing of the kind, although the tersct for Reform, which they had offered, were intiss 'lordly rejected ; and the perseverance sot lirmiw•* which they rlisplayted on such occasions would be re corded in the proudest pages of the-sr history. Ass experiment was Made area tile patIVIICC atilt' people at Manchester. still the Only effect of it was ia Int r . { down shame and eottfuston•un their tunnies. as was evident by the spirit of indtgortime and 'it slot once which it already recited all over IA" `* The Meeting convened by Dr. Watson and the ponimitter of Two Hundred, as they are styled, took !dace yesterday in Fitisl?ory.inarket. The weather was extremely unpropitious, and the ground nit which the Meeting war held it'll more mu, as it was covered with large quantities of loose mud. It was announced that the proceseiiiii would go down the Strain s and Fleet -street, through Cheap side, Bishopogate.s'reet, and Sun.street, to the place of meeting, but from the beggarly atteudance or the " friends of liberty," Ibis course was *ban. cloned, end the skeletons of the General Commit tee of Five Hondreil. and the Committee of Ma siagenient of l'wo Hundred, which had been col. lectively reduced to about 20 persons, including the flag-bearers, and the pot-toy of the White Lion (who has become a Radical in consequence of his master having lust his liceti.e), marched in terrific array up Drury-lane, to beat up for recruits. In their way they succeeded in gaiuing an accession of strength from " the ‘Vestmioster Reform Society," the members of which were picked up from (fir. fermi public.houses which they passed, where, in defiance of the advice so sensibly given by Mr. Hunt, they continue to encourage the revenue by takjog most potent Itbatioris of all sorts of excise able liquors. The procession, thus reinforced, pad. died through Holborn up to their knees in mud, and by the nearest cut to the tnarket.place, where they arrived about one o'clock, in the most woful and desponding plight. The body had increased from twenty to shout one hundred, and in Broad street, St. Giles's', they had the good fortune to be joined by a volunteer muskies), who enlivened their • by occasional tunes, on himself accompanied exseaslole All llse Pensionless at sd. per day, thoo.e •1 6.1. per day, from the la Diray,toust Guards, with all the solutions% Keg,. neut. of ClViliy. Ott TUESDAY, the 9th of NOVEMBER. Those as .G.l. per day, from the Thaec Regiments of Foot Guards. Composed. and the Music seise -tea!, by Mr. 3. Jones. Prowspal Dancers—Mr. J Junes, Miss J. Simpson, mid lbws, frogs the Opembutise. T:, *bete so cowhide wish a New Burbettn, in Two Acts, • to be called WHO AM 1 OR, ADVENTORE.9 IN MADRID. •• • - ‘TI DNESDAY, the 1016 of NOVEMBER. Those al t.d. per day, from the Ist Eubi, to the rod of the uoinbcrerl Regiments. Ou THURSDAY, the 11th of NOVEMBER. Those at 6.1. per day, front the King's German Liciont the run:intim Becimenii or Corps. including thore Guns the Militia. Ak.. those Peashooters at 7.1 and S.I. per day. Ou FRIDAY, the 12th of NOVEMBER. 'I he Cbarsciers by Mesas,. GuWinsitlt, Johassou, 1 1...1,gue. Gilhest, Farrell, Edwards, and Miles; Miss . 1 m nov, mid Mrs. Ladbrocke. Tbtrae al 9.1. pr► day. from the Ist Dragoon Ouargla, with those from the ',regal Regiments of Cavalsy, as also these frum the three Regiments of Foul Gears's. • Or SATURDAY, the 13th of NOVEMBER. Thee al 9.1. per day. Inns ilia Ist Foot, with a11•Ibe ye mairiug R. genesis'. tool Corp*, isieluiling those (rum the Militia. Ake Come Pens . ..aria at 104. per day. On !MONDAY, 'the 13ih of NOVEM BF.R. The ,lode of the Sauer; by Mr. Thiselton (hum -the Theatreßoynl, Drury-lane), and Mr. Wilson (from the The. Cuvent.garden), with various assistants.—The are Mop Scene brillr.l.uppino..—Thtt Machinery by Mr. th.ru (ir the Theatre.Buyal, Drury lane).—The Dresses by M.. Murphy (front the Theatre-Royal, Drury-taste), and M —Deco. at rice, Mrs. Wert —The Properties my Itl Collett (front Un- Olympic Themre).—Leader of the . Parnell —R. paistenr, and Lender uf the Ballet, M. llaa er, Mr. J. Jones. It M ( hr sullmreseemep ectfu nt lly of Mr. announce kat, d, tha late t o fth whole will be snider the Theatre-Royal, Drury.lane. Dress Bums, First Price ss. Second ditto 3a.—Private RJIIPS niebtly.—Upper Circle, First Price 4a. Secuad dams Ra f.d.—Pit, First Price's. 6d. Second ditto Is. 6J.—Gallery, F..st Prier Is. Second ditto ea. Places for the Strata to be had of Mr. Gordon, at the Box ' Teo mild Pour; of about a Private or Fssaily I; ,N may be taken Nightly ; a oil, for the accommodation of V..itiins from the W.si End of the Town, Mee/ for the ur a erisaie Box (Nightly,) may he had of Mr. fit mu. Massie Seller, Strand. Hours to he opened a Six o'Clock, and Ilse Performance Is rummagee moiety at Styria. . Those Nun-Commissioned Officers, Trumpetent, and Mummers, Moore referred k., at Is. per day, front the Ist Dragoon Guard•, with those from the several Regiments of Cavalry, also those from the three Regiments of Foul Guards, who have not completed their Third period of Service. Go TUESDAY. the 18th of NOVESIRER, Those Non-tunomissioned Officers, Talinspetrrs, and Diummers, as Above referrad to, at loa. per dsy, from 'helot root, with all the ressainiug Regiments and Corps, incise/log the Al 'billet. His Rural Highness is at the come lime graciously pleased to drilarr, that sill the said fituroConaulhasSonsal ()Seers, - Trumpeters, Drummers and •iee, shall be rootisoolerel as fire days of .hair •ppearao... and that mule shall he required than a Veteran§ ur Darrisuu Aland 61 fur Dant duty shall, which he shall he appointed, five shilling*, or me much supplying him with prom r on examination, are Aloud 1 with proportionate subsisfenre homes, estimating the same their places of resnlessee. And it -is his Royal Highness' any Ost-Pensioners who a.. curse under the leans of Ibis Prorlamat 00000 desirous of volusteering ihrir themselves fur exaseir.siion EXT TUESDAY, November 9, doe Draw -I ins begins, •tiJ in the First Five Minutes TWO of PRIZFS of 210,000 wont be deeitled! sod may be &pro NCXT TUESDAY. kr bombed Tirleels nre two tomtit, but as Wag as any remain they nosy be obtaiard at J• dud J. SIV sole Contractors, 37, C000kill; I 38, Ilayroarket; 11. Honours; 1 141. 1.41.44-•irert ; lclitre lb,y &ski, it Shares, in the laal I.ullrry. N 0.3,710, a Ptize of t 38,1100. shall. if forwil it to nerve, by or Gatti/we Battalion, with t WI F reel C.s. hove StIA ED. SOLO. MA lowancra as lb. men who are ideally PAID to the Public illotts bluetit is Atail it is farther notified, 4 '4 riTs L Passes, by may Tb0u.86.16 of Pounds, Men mew * hereby called epos to attend, ""r Office istleidisg the whole of the I.Atr Flee Ler- of she days above mentinued„ . T , mug. wh irl eolitsißrif TWO Prises of 36,0001:Cantsola, of the Ori.praeurst of She ao Two Prize. of UAW. Mosey. end NINE Prism of Rairolubsa• soilermsbleh *ma allsSuoo4.—Tbe Loam begins NOS Tuna. say preepasi stbeiss rest“rett tbersta. ear, atilt arty 11,0110 Tickets is the Wk.!. and the Cares BY Order a the Ri R h tHus " . " ll4 Close Prises of 18/100/: IC.. of which woof lhat draws -the Comisiosiourre Ibr the ' 'h't thil.—Nu. 11, Poutsbar; `lll, C 11411116 caws N, a pital. • ALtarra Hzammerr. RICHARD )lEA / I'. i . t.. ‘, (It / IV 4 1. '1 1 a 41 I, 1 P 1 1 l E '2 1' 4 , 1 l' I I. 1 , • II a , . ' II ' 0 le 1 T T 4 6 61 II I Ye WIT! nine erscioesl OS y plrnl44o "' • . • , ~ , , ! mil Plumeonstuiarione , spirits by occasional tunes, on the pandean pipes, men, lam really sorry for the uncomfortable sites. against the daring villeins who had attacked - the s 1 iil Private Men, found fit fur sea- which lie himself accompanied with a big-drum. The Lion in which 1 see you piked ; end whether it arose people ou the ammeetroblo 16th , of August— nka to pay from the teepee- toile ensemble had the most ludicrous appearance. flour accident, or the uerrow.mindedoess of rertaiu conduct which of Woven would vise Milt • ore is, puesu.pee .f Ibis miter, Before the arrival of this *jugular procession , a individuals, 1 eaBlllo. sat, bet this 1 knew, that the doe vengeance: I=6e tereessgh , 'yawls would cured to "1" ism an y nib" ma l es hackney-coach h a d come on the ground, its which sledge its which we are now. abodes& was net here drive the people . , 110 ansle knew hew mien .ttlali ets; untitig the b suss that every 111301 , 0 Usi his jattalion to l were Doctor "'alma. Messrs. Thi"licaouil. Pres. the other dry, when 1 the ropes. of bad. the avenging eat AI ,yebesee• • would reach them. I, merlin' ii bounty of one 'mood ton. walker, lieldwiu sod Grills). About -a nig e place where we Venveniently' hold this Mr. W. omit 41111411WIllii the attempts that were - , h thereof as shall remain after 1110410114 persons had c o llected at half-past twelve, meeting. We will t . draw this meeting to a threatened to be mink 'egignet the Liberty of List neresoseies; sod that those who, and as the state of the surface was well calculated I close se•stwedllY as Pale. GEMllbeneo. I truly Pres.. but he mainsails.** she-ersult of Catlike f- unfis fur duty, shall be &monied I for what is vulgarly c a lk. a " link," the.e grit. I feel for you (•• Never Ed l ialt haft vieet hearts M trial proved that thelibel estatesice were rnre ist carry then back do their themes 'I whiled two), the time" by peltilic tat+ the etitiae"-- 14 don't or): Rot whet veto- Wow eisomth to isetedelr comuntredrhy : ise frum the time of their Wain other wills mud end ceobage stalks, to the great nibble me Molt is; Ott' uNg li sloolilbeitesisio theitrass% Ouie 4114.61011‘401ille" I. tan "ni , - 4 :I.le.a's fivalter pi , that it ; horror of the patrons of the assembly. Mr. Pres.' dietwingo, whine prialeitail ' corailiwir• an co ed fur their osi4sOkiimovhas don was . ass ANA'S! " ' elOl.lO u, 1 r'^ the Preorat r a il .. ,tau *es quite indignant. end eschewed, that such • lamming' effili:t u& Vie ihdliPtidevite. to the Ptince Herein :items wise of the neb-t I , lld. • 'nfliiiiliki ..... , shall sirveribeletts be ' , i ma d uct wig quite uubeetteutitg of it respectable ' tad Ai* • 41611 hi* ANP , lsir portant in its ileum Met bed ever berm mole : but Itwir sterviers, and shall pram. ' ii.„.,1 r __, oo the slap of assemblies. dim +6•l"9fY I :" I""erarikihr• A waggon was et length di-tilts', pdpcsable, and his • aptiog •it Watimpossible to soy whose !bands it :night fall the rest corner of ihe gravid, which Tea 'M•I • - f neer • Gent ' stolhad into , or whether the Primer cookl itemises it. Mich be received law a Royal Whine . .7 4 ;M ed t the seine botany . pay, sod al. ,1 . timely surrounded by the . tautly crowd. At e llilrelislit l bf . Woolift to siosoisooissaw ass illethiraeter or the Millikain. 4 11 athatal he we* re included its the call ' ,:fi ti tleriFf pwst sow the Coumnitett entered the el+ 0. . 'l° ' "s a t ea . bie . tw o = . surrounded. After varimmother eidtrabiamilhava• eel, that all the Out-P.040,M ' r a s e whi c h the Illaglarerers had previos i ly ' cause of lithely tad be '. 6 premed his belied, that tie isassasoo-ef palse •p;oplis nut, who akall uut erpoertereve , . :" , " .. ..1 a l.. - ed, will be struck on * 14 ifissiskli; RiLsf i ffr'ffnel l ie l i t u-er • • t ir l i giiii l ermfil a vi e . shod mid • "litsilihl isotloikl out soy kragqi Alleraberetiebdd ob. t said Hospital seam* se ihollblitty they Isossilikirosidoksaills hadalowe r*. revision so . r:WiLiiii I taidVie isioiggl .* 'W‘iitis tile" , — ,,, i‘ ‘ . of V 51.. ' 444.6.6 41S _. .st in easbilbeas 11411 a OW ohgact. —I Ir, la i g r s = . 4l l •4‘ . °/, • •Figt i jAS larl keen Gtlled ; 'haler which he snow . , 0 ..... 4* Might el Isis eiete oteeldl4l,44:4mtioe•fieNt Me ow. .Idrak IN. W A 7116 It 4 take OW Cha4ii.--fTlie trais ' ' , • • ~. - ~1 . ' , i i. •of Ms lhori,- _ _Aoseasollunddir iholowas MOW W frfirweabio.eel !f ds Is , slirettiMi ff disphinee.) • .." • re--- Gls "`"' - • hod heal' areforne.(Alaskyisktrib)— AVE, Secretary sad Registrar. Dr. Wortoe thee addtessod ibr -Meath's, mid wohr day they aterodhossmigilialsl4l6o). Bads He aka caacladed with. 0 . 411 11 le"n"" 14/4 "" 17 ... - •