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n. 4. Rae wing ,ring ,We Nis like Icro. JIM) NUMBER 1149.) THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURT-LANE. T HE Public are most respeafully ii that this THEATRE will OPF.lltrbn )TEXT, Sept. 13, wises Their Majesties' Servant the Comedy of THE HONEY MOON/. Duke, Mr Elliston ; Rolando, Mr. Rowel; Co WWI, Mr Bartley; Issittursr, Mr. Wroughten; Mr. Mathews; Cempillo, Mr. MeAdecks ; L rimer; Jacques, Mr. Penley (being Ids Tim App this Stage.) Juliana. Miss Duocan ; Ifolante. MW Zamora,_ Miss Boyce; Hostess, Mrs. Sparks le Aft V. a Song by Miss Duncan; composed by With a Dance Incidental to the Piece. Mat the Play. a Divertisemeut, cumismed by Mr. called, . THE FAIR CIRCASSIAN. Principal Dancers--Mademoiselle Parisnt, Mr. Joe Sharp, mad the whole Corps de Ballet. Ts whisk will be idled, the OnelicOpers NO SONG NO SUPPER. Tradrtirk, Mr. Rella Ctop, Mr. Dignum ; Es Mohave; Rsbtn. Mr. Espaimer ; Wiilt.itt a M Mr. Webb. Dem Cry, Mre SUSI ; Lt Ilhissurs; Kelly, Mu. Manage; and Marge; kleetrealn. Saxes Ss. Second Prhx.r3...—pit 7s . 6d . Second Gawp 21. Second Pries I..—Upper Gallery Is. St Sd —Nu money to be returned. Plans for the ki..ses to be meets at the Rne-Offies Russell stiert.—The Doors to U. opened at half.pasi begin at half past S.x. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MRS. THEATRE-ROYAL, HAYMARKET. THIS PRESENT EVENING, September 11, 1906. will be presented, the Play rif THE SCHOOL OF REFORM. The part rd Tyke, by Mr. Emmy (of the Theatrerßoyed e nve ,,i_G a idea, hems his first Appearance twee ahem Three Tears, and for that night only); Lard Avondale, Mr. Chap. awn; Frederick. Mr Palmer, Jun.; General Tarragon, Mr. Mathews • Mr. Ferniest , Mr. D • Camp; Old Tyke, Mr. Greve. Airs. Fe , owent, Mrs Gibbs (her Aria area ee io that Character); Mrs. St Clair, Mrs. Taykse; J di , MM. Mathews ; Sbelah, Mies Grant. lir the course of the Elwin (dd time) will be sung the Original Tragical, Id ratrincal, Patbeiical Story of Gene Barn. well and Miss Millwood, by Mr. Fawcett.-w" littbo 4 7 main to Marry me," by M.G. Tyree-..A Peep at the /arty Thieves, aril Mariam Flea Gale, by Mr. Emery. Also, Gar the Second Time, and positively kw that Night only, will ha presented, IMITATIONS et several welkkaewm Louisa Performers, by Mr. Taylor. To which will be added, the New Comedy, Wed FIVE MILES OFF ; OR, THE FINZAR•FOST. The Characters by Mr. Chapman, Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Rae; Mr Mathews, Mr. Liston (w.th a Songs ; Mrs. Gibbs, Min Tyr.r (with a Song.),• &c Itc To-morrow. The Purse; Catch Hun who Can; Levers'Qww. sdt; and The Review. THE LAST NIGHT. PORTRAITS OF THE LIVING AND VIE DEAD. THE LARGE: THEATRE, LYCEUM. THIS PREENT EVENING, September HOG, Ma PALMER, of the Theatre•Royal, Drue7- Lure, will deliver an entirely new species of Eaurnaitereent, is Three AM, called, PaRTRAi CS OF THY I.IVING AND THE DEAD. Written by a popular modern I:hematite ; Hut Cbaractere panted by 1), Wilde, with appropriate A2paratua. The Rind by Mr. G.enassinii, and the Compiny of random flvstrob utelbotes. es.—Pii, Gd Gallery, N. Th. DO W& to b- o;ien at Seven and Oil Performance to Main Irmo* at Eight calleck to be taken at the Lyceum, Sirairl,freru Eh veil t., Four. FRIENDS OF FOREIGNERS IN DISTRESS. AGENERAL MEKTING of this SOCIETY will be hell at the LONDON TAVERN, Biahoptgate. street, 011 WI ONESD AY NEXT, the 17th inq at ONE utiock Ineera y. CHAS• MURRAY, Iledloir‘street, Reirookruw„ Setret.try. Unit Sept. Iso4. The primed Addiate of the Socially may be bad of the Sonata,. 1111CPLES. WILTSHIRE and Ca. King's Head Tavern. Poultry, have Jost lanthe a Cate or fine Beek, TURTLES. Ca sec •.• Tattles 41 , esse1 evert day is the highest perfection, and eel I, any part or won Of ....mu,. `•OLJ' -street. Co. (.;%. .DICU of Nn. 2!, King • vent garden, Owes leave to infurm the Nobility, Gentry, od Pabiw, that he u.ntinues to send in all parts of the King. his WII•t118.4 Cr•tur of Earthenware, which are Item wady packed. and sent off at the sliorteet no tice. A erste contains 21 dimes in sisal , ti &wen pl•tes in 1111-b, 4 aati:• tureens, ciininlcet, I soup tureen ditto, 4 entered 4,411 •••. d Ail. I Durk, G 'albin o ; dr.bea, 1 6.. drainer, u mus. tuts, pepper*, wet sal.s, V ewers and lims-eis, • chambers, 8 kicker* bosuns, Ingt, mugs, &v. Common Queen's Ware, N. Id. fid per cc/a ; heel clitt•i. 41 40. and so 00, in all knelt E•Alienivare, the pewee 'varying, actor:ling te patterns. to 161 - Its, put c te. Pouted particelan to be had at the 'mamma. MUSICA L INS ,R UMEN US—SCLETTAR inn C•. P.ano-foite Manut.3urers, 48, Well-street, Oaf.rid mad, with gratitorla to their Friends until the Public, " 'loan papooses for a another of years, beg team to itellualat thews, th.it they h. 71. now at their Mantifattory a Inge Irourraeut of liiiittinnent. lan the most inippped plans. They' ." 1 " 1 ". fee...n0...nil to their frieuds their new imperwreal ▪ t Grind " . ..mei. which have t very brilliant and powirrral lose. Pot will be found to stand hooter in tone than the vim "... Pianos Also their Squaie P.anns, with llpiight Damp • •hich have weal advantages over the latent; the Kelm, bat havlng the Dampen attached to them, nut be taken out amber separately nr together, and being less romp'icsted in Ale 0 .011. give. them a f net touch and more is lilting trine. inshousents sold at this klonisfaelory,il n. 4 app errd in Moe seethe, twill be exchanged for ethers. Mt.& mtal, lid all other kinds, on the Icriveat terms Seceitel.hand Poem, w.th nt without the additional keys, b) ililf.rrent he., it serious prices, from 81. to 181. BARIZAINS IN ol01 , 11)-sTS EET. Now on SA LE at HODSON and COM. Nra Waochouse. Ni 78, BOND STREET, ',serail . 14 ndied Poves of Nita, Psiale.„ and Swiss Minions, French 144 Scotch Cambries, 11111 i tiu.neottu. other Articles in Linen the most approved fsbr es, warranted full 20 per tent cheaper than at any otlt:r house in London • of whir.h tM frl'oisins aaa a spvcania.b, --NO ell-wide India Mulls. iq Peon of 21 yards, for 23a ; 30 Sannoes, in pieces of 104 Hds for 21.. ; 180 India Ssrconnts, 21 yard. in each fose 3 tumors to 4 and a hslf, usually .old from 8 to 8 gui r" $0 ell-wide Cambric Jarvis...on, in pieces of 20 ya•ds, "No 33. to 3 guinea ; Cambric Minh's., from 214. I°' upward. ; yard and half wide ditto, from 2s. 3d. op ell-wide, 235. the piece of 10 yards ; "toot Japan, Tambour, and Satin Worked Drewom, from upward ; two 13- , aes of ?retook Cainbrics, front 31s. 64. t ° 3 toittei. the piece; ellswi.:e Town Prints. new patterns, ;,, o 1 a n d ! a 9d per yard; Chambery and Italian Missions, i ' .. o ,‘ atosl Figured Lusttes, Irish Linens, Shortstop, Damask Coo. - T•hl e toovito Printed Vomitories. ladies Sak and rt we, dtc equally cheep. N & A waste, of Ladies Drosses, &e. ready asadsh TUE GOVERNMENT STATE LOTTERY Commemies Dewing 16de of next Month. 10,0001. far Um theeDimon Ticket; teneLetbar bias aSose, hew 20.0001. t 0,201. TH I S "all Place* aU who purchase before the Drawing beitosort equal tow; an advantage that has am been *fiend es the pnedie for noniey rem part. 0017 y k reaty Uses** ants i• AU/ the Schseedisseuns S Priass wf 611.1116 L AIM USN. 6 Ike. Om - • N. Poise Ins than TseidqbeiliA TM MAC will *beery, thee &sic I otaltp:hines an paid aliorthig essay; 20,0001. fee • at,ollol. ,• and so ass peopsseire fee swig 06001 Pries Time. sold Shares vs 00 Ink tat oR tire Licensed Lours OTiess. awl by their Agents. LISS nears Mfr. MORE PRIZES. Ile. 4, &anthill, and 9, Charing Coo., London. 9' l BISH worts the Public, that the only Lor• • wry t• M. drawn this Year is the present STATE Lorrney, end that int pirate Lottery whatever is to be decided by the State Lottery that begins drawing rro the 13th of next Month. The nebenth of the Seam [Amery contains fewer Tickets, and lame Capital Pilate, that) was ever 'kraut IN any state Lawry whate►er. Mot tau 30.0001. Prise, the lest 90,0001 Blank, and the last 10,0011. Prise, ever shared, were all sold st the above °Mee. ; where Takeo, Shams, and Chance., are selling in great varlets , and where an anituanisag Priam are paying is full. without any deduction. ••• POTODOS in the country may be snppl;wl, by send , rig thein arliats„post or ventage paid. atherniunied with good bilth, bank metes, eat, or lsst.sloee ethers, le either 4, CORNHII.I., er 9, CH kRING CROSS. VOYAGES AND TRAVELS THE following WORKS of VOYAGES and TRAVELS have mean* bees pub tatted by Richard Phillips, Bridge street, Leertoe; and they may be had of ail Reeks' n•-••• I The STRANGER in IRELAND; Sc, ravels in that Csieutry derieg the Alaimo ad Wieser a t 1. Br Jahn Carr, Esq. withsevention beautiful engraviegs, price 21. ss. in boards. S. A NORTHERN SUNIRIF.R or, Travels mend the Baltic, darwegh Deminetk. Res:ta, Prussia, and b.:a .(Osv is drums , ISO*. Hy John Caff Esq. &e Ise in ens allapet Wow OW wilt twelve beeetial eagravings, Pasta 6. in beards. S. 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The value, importance, utility, and ssyN tkis periodical work, win be apparent on • moment's Mapeeslon of the contents of the first four volumes, in which are eubtairred twenty-three Voyages and Travels, niceties performed be Eme!ishmen or Foreigners, and which could not be bought to ',perste publications, for less than fifty pounds. 11. TRAVELS through the UNITED STATES Si NORTH AMERICA, the country of the IROaJOIs and UPPER cANADA, in the Non 1795, 1796, and ITS?. By the Duke of Rochrfoucault Lienesort. With as sto m at a. sect .., n r o f Lo w , Canada. A sew ofitiou, in four largo so. hurries, Bro. ii. Ca in Wore, with three whole-sheet maps, csveral le•ge t.elet, he 114. Farther peetiewientimag hr himins by et MA ,uteri the liar akerjee its. 'Smelting Deportment ei ord. No regeeelePia M Aid ee sky M./& is lehleii the Price sheU NOI tft iesseted is Worsts !ewe. w ehat ash net M ‘04100911111 to Os Hand before Ow sTtesek 1111 the sad Vendee. its. ad brevet, nor omits. At Penal wee asalhat the Temper, avow Isis Abdiaif alitod M at.— seat mewl, ARMY CONTRALFL • COMMISSARY GENERAL', OFFICE, OIgAT Gamins- LUMPOM Site. 50101. NI'ICE is hued, slog's is ail fiffla Ikarefil of ceedradabig I. swig Arose, miss OATS, HAY, and STRAW. is Hi Nyksty's Camino, is Barra:ha, le the andresrentinsedesowities is &Ovid ad Sashred, wet for As Memo Iwo lor &s 111:1401 ' y's Serena, fo the laved' of Own*, • Army, sod alloiotarj--- Mimi sarraix. Berks. Norfolk. Corner AR. Notthaanotoes. Devon. Nottingham. Donee. StlmerieL. Surrey. Hanle, tecluillig LW if Stine* Wight. Suffolk. Kent. Lancaster Warwick. Middlesex. York. mann lilt !ZAHN. Edinburgh. Lanark. Haddington. I Perth. Islands A a eao STRAW for Olin the Pallaws Traps, us BIBMICIJ lit t 1441 1. 4 ‘ Gantiea MI 1 0 01,41 .1 Serb. Mittel/mos. Chester Norfolk. Cornwall, inehatiog Say. I Norelosspisi. Cumierlaid. I NOttilietalel. 1)4•00.a. NorthumbadiaL Durant. Somerset. Idurhms. rex I. HPIIIB. Hunts. Isle of Wight. Was. Kent. York. Lancaster. WORTI alttT•llt. Guernsey, Jose?, sad Altleisey. That the deliveries of Forage ars to commence on, and Par the tam of !,sober neat, (except in the Wards, where the Mum will not commence below the 25th day of Novem ber) and those °O'Steen for filling Fantasias, on dm Ist of November next; and those of the latter articles to continuo mint the !Ist day of sldleber following : That Proposals for Forage, (sealed up and marked Twofer for Parer) will be received at this Office, until the 30th inst. as also fan Straw for filling Palliasses, (split up, and marked Tinder _for Barrack &nor) until the 25th„ but none will be remised after 11 o'clock on three days, and if ma by Post, the Portage must be paid, FORAGE. Separate Proporalt must be made for 01011:P01 of rimy* far the whole of the Homes kept for His Majesty's eervioe, he li'ands of Guernsey, Jemmy and Alelernet ; and those for :h Cavalry in Bairack., in kogisud and Sestistsi, must be .vadefor each BARRACK STRAW. Proposals far Straw for filling Paths.... Mint be made sepa rately, for the whole of the Barracks in the Islands of Guern sey, Jefltt, and Alderney; as also mint diode lee the Bar racks in North Britain; and for the Barracks In England, dome& promwals .nuu be made for each County. Loh Trader must contain the llama of two sufficient Sore. Sosa. ' Soda. Waswkii. 1 ties, eith their places of residence, and no Predatel will be noticed, unless made on, or annexed tn.& printed Tender, and the Prices expressed in wads at length, nor althea the iatty or their Agent attend at this Olice, fin the days folloaieg the above dares, to boos the deci.ion thereon. Particulars of the Contracts may be had upon application at this Office, between the hours of ten end four, at M-. Uc puty Conuni.sary General Aisiotti'a Office, Edinburgh; at Mr. Assistant Commissars Rawling's 0111., Guernsey; and at Mr. Aw nstant COUNDInoIIy Du rtsareeques Ogee, James. Tbia day it . pulinshed, price Is 6d. A Ptah! and affethonate ADDRESS to the PA RISHIONERS of St. MARTIN'. and ALL SAINTS, in Leicester, from the Rev. EDWARD THOMAS VAUGHAN. A.M their M cr. Pruned for J. liatchard, 199, Piccadilly ; Dsighton, Cam bridge; and Cooke, Oxford. Of whom may be had, price IS.. in boards, 410. second editors, of HOSEA, translated from the Hebrew; with Notes, and a Sermon ' now first added, en Chines Daunt. Sly Samuel, Lord bishop of St. Asaph. On the 18th Instaot will be published, handsomely printed an slalom, en writing paper, pm*, in boards, 7s. to be ewe tinned annually. 'I'HE FARMER'S DAILY JOURNAL, sad COMPLETE ACCOUNTANT, from lA.:beano, tome, to Mitchaelneas 11.07 recommended to ail ?WON% us well Proprietors as Oesitpei. of Fenn% Stewards, Bade., an. as the mot easy and ready Method of keeping the Aeeeerne of a Farm ; e. ar:anged that the plainest Caii:.etti., with a 11.110••• lohlr of w•itieg only, may keep a most ac,:wrare and satistac lay Account,. well of the Labour a , the P..ints or the Farm. liY A PRACTICAL FARMER Printed for F C. and,(. Riyington, No. 69, St. Paurs Church. Yard ; and sold by all Hookaellers is Town aced Contrary. FOREIGN INTELLIGLACE. FROM THE DUTCH PAPERS. DIASEI.OOIIII, SEP l'. 1. They write from Stutgard, on the Vsth ult. that the horses of Prince Alexander Berthier, that had already passed through Candstadt, on the route for Paris, had re-passed that place again on the 22d, on their return to Munich. - .;( ~- ' 1 • • ' 1 ' 4 1 , . ... .1. 1 P . • a. • 1 ) Halle, upon the Saxon frontier. These ca to form an Army of Observation, of which 110- • , troops of Westphalia will firm the right who 46, corps near Munden the centre, and those of LIAR ' the left wing. The pltetiar destination of diMat corps remains a secret, neither is it Mews litho elf to be the Commandants of these troops." / . , oat. awe. *S. (dl say V' From/ ' ~ That negociations between Prussia and &mime- have recommenced, is confirmed. Some previa.; tions on the pan of Russia, are also spokes ef; is - • consequence of which , all the obstacles te a geed' understanding will probably be removed. ...s.a . -.4. The military preparations of the Peussiii alliiiir . , bare not yet ceased ; but we are esovined. dice sm these have no roboti either to war or peace, se• . their sole objea is the new possessions and tZteilliellt , of territory. Ou this bead, we can quote a Weal letter from Berlin, in which the writer sapless'' himself thus :--•• hawk seems se feel the birrien. , ids necessity of drawl's closer the bands .ef veils hq which she is consoled with the Nasal of Oes , many. As it is she Aka of the Premiss Cabbies (which every thing tends to **arse) se worm. as rather tatted its iulluenee ever the osighbo!hoc States, these is an unavoidable necessity toe "Air i _ of them. The sentiments of these mime "hie' look upon these preparations as coindbed with •: Northern Confederation, of which the Mug 41 Prussia may become the heed, are well foal** • and probably those only ate supported by fillt r bee • nothing is so ridiceloes as to fall in with the ithriar of some English politicians, in sapposiag, that these . preparations of Prussia an intended against Remelt. • On the contrary, it is positively bares, that the • best uniersrandinesninide homes both peewees. The cordiality el& old& as Pail of &. Napalm was si&bratad as &nibs by M. La root, k dbi principal pee lithe libussieb blinistarisibaltlsiii. sal% offers a free pod of di assortisrb.'s g ! flagmen?, amt. IC • Though the W. of die !Rh meadows. diet the Austrian prisoners in Swabia have bees lillikibs r ed, and that every corps of the Grand Army hie . received orders to evacuate the whole of the Ode "'t nun territory before the end of September, the . 4 last letters from Swabia, Baguio, and Frmaceeisa mention nothing upon this sehjee. The Premien General Knobeledorf passel through this city as • the dith for Paris. A French Courier who came here from Berlin the day after, is said to have received orders, if possible, to overtake the Gene. ral before he arrives at Paris. Marshal' Aug.. :eau returned from Asthaftenborg on the frith: he has addressed a letter to :ha Senate of Frankfort, ' in which be expresses the highest displeasure in consequence of the Proclamation issued in big ab• mace, and which he thinks is calculated to excite dissatisfalition among the inhabitants of Friel-fort, ii respelling the changes intended in Germany; a proceeding that he also deems exceedingly unjust i towards the French Government. In the concha- riot', he requires that the Senate shall give up the names of such persons as voted for the Proclamation alluded to within 24 hours, in order that the intro cent may not be involved with the guilty. itrinorsa, A co. el. • The Prussian General Ru Ind set out this aloes. ing for Brunswick and Cassel: throe hundred re. emits from Halberstadt have arrived here. sormsrssi, ACO. 24. Tte garrison was assembled this marring at six o'clock. Lieurenant-Georral Blucher inspected it, 1 and :,•odiessed a speech to iI • troop/, in which he • strorgly reminded them of their duty to their King insi Country, and called up'n them, in case it shoulJ he accessary, to support the honour of tlig