The Sun. — London, England, 1812-11-30 00:00:00

• • ; • . ' • ,N% • - - .2 IN • 0 7 V. G t ot 1 N, 4114 7 41 • vs, . • ' , • - . • •0y4410%.- .• -• -41 - ift , , •s,*• • k -0/N.7SW '1 ~•~ r //,re\ IsTUMBER 6311 24 NDA Y, NOV E . ql3 E R 1812. CTXPENCE-i-rATAVEV N Y. • - THEATItE ROYAL, DRUItY-LANE. 19111 HIS PRESENT EVENING, November 30, 1612, Their Majesties Servants will perform the CO-' 'buedy : %of 'THE HONEY MOON. Dn',,e, Mr. ELLISTON ; Itolaoda, Mr. DE CAMP; - Conn' Montalban, Mr. HOLLAND ; Balthazar, Mr. PHILLIPS.; Larapedo, Mr. (XBlalitY; I.o)pez, Mr. KNIGHT ; ' , .Tußana, Mrs. DAVISON' (late Mi.:s DUNCAN) ; V4)lante, Miss ; Zamora, Nils , : BOYCE. pct V. a nog by Mrs; DAVISON (composed by Mr. Kelly). • • With a Dance incidental 'to the Piece. • . . To-which "will be added the Comic . Drama of THE THREE AND THE DEUCE. • - Justice Touchit, Mr. PENLEY ; Peregrine Single, Mr. ELLISTON ! Pertinax Single, Mr. ELLISTON! ! - Percival Single, Mr. ELLISTON ! ! • Humphrey Grizzle, Mr. DE CAMP ; - Frank, Mr. OXBERRY L Mac s kloirgn, Mr. MAIISHALL ; 11.eil'hal, Mr. FISHF.II.; Tippy, Mr..MILLEK.; Pinch, Mr.. MADDOCKSs Cramp, .Mr. WEST; Gregory; Mr..I:X•ANS ; • . . Waiter, Mr: CHATTERLEY. • Emily, 131:;;'; • Plirbe, 'Miss L. KELLY; • Tatlline, s• . The Original Explanatory Address by - Mr. ELLISTON%. he Done to be opened at k,ilf past Five o'Cloek, to kin at half past Six. Bo*cs,qs.; Second Price 3s.6d.—Pit, 3s. (hi.; Second Price, mss.--LowerGolicry es.; Second Price, ls.—Upper Gallery, Is.; Second Price, (id. • Wires and I'laee3 to,be taken of Mr. Spring, Box Boak lecper, at: the,ollice in Little •Rtiell-strect, from .Ten till Por, and from Ten in the Evening until - the Doors are closed.. Stage Manager, Mr. RAYMOND.—No . D.loney to be Returned. Xiant Rex et Regina. The Public are respectfullyinformod, that. Mr. Rae's neit appearance be on Tuesday se'nnight, in the Character of Young 'Norval, in the Tragedy of. Douglas. • the Tragedy of Isabella, or, Tho Fatal gar riag,.; Isabellt by Miss Smith, being bee .first appearance at this risheatrf..; with the Farce of R•aisiug the Wind..--,On Wedncsday; the t.;oniedy of The Rivals; with the Farce of' 'rite Qualier.—On Thuistlay, the Comedy. of The West In dian; with the Faxce. of ,Turn Out! THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 'i r lllo-MOIUROW EVENING, Dec. 1, 181°, .the•reviraVof the -Tragedy of - • Aid EXANDEII: THE GREAT. • • Alaxauder; Mr. BETTY ; €lytirs, Mr. EGERTON • (2-s:ander r, BARIIYMO'RE ; • Lysiniacl M air., Mr. ABBOTT, • Heihestion, Mr. HAMERTON ; • Polyperchou, Mr. CRESWELL ; Thessalui, gr. CHAPMAN ; Perdiceas, Mr. CLAREMONT ; Ethneties, Mr. KING; • Aristaoder, Mr. jEFFERIES ; Slave, Mr: NORRIS ; Sysigarabls, Miss 1,0(12..N Statirn; Mr - s. H. JOHNS'I'ON; Roxatia, Ali s. POWELL 4 • Pnrisd.tis, Miss , COOKS. AtLII. The (3ruud Triuwhal Eutry of Alexnder • into Tt,shyk,n, Caot as ,‘ SeA/the Coriveriog Hero Incow • After which w/ 1 11 be performed (tenth time) a New Farce (with Songs) called LOVE, LAW, AND. PHYSIC. The Overture, &c. composed by Mr. M. P. King. • The Principal Characters by BLANCI - LIIID, Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. - LISTON, Mr. BIiOADMIRST, • Mr. ATKINS, Mr. EMERY, Mr. SLIDER, - Mrs. GIBBS, Miss E. BOLTON. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the New Box-Office, Hart-street. The Doors will be opened at half-past Five, and the Play begin at halt-past Six. Boxes 7s. Second Price 3s. Cd.-L-Pit 3s. (M. - Seco/id Price 2s. Lower Gallery 2s. Second Price Is.—Upper Gallery Is. Se cond Price (id. The revival of the Tragedy of Alexander the Great, haring been honoured with the most unqualified - Approbation, will be , repeated ou Friday next. , On Wednesday will be produced, for the first time, a.New Grand Historical Play (in three acts) interspersed with Music, which has been long in preparation, called The Renegade. I -- TAe New Farce, called Love, Law, nnl Physic, haw ing been established in the highe4t-public favour will be, repeated - every Eveninxtill further notice. • , The nunierous families who have coot been able to procure Boxes for the performances of Mr. Betty, are respectfully in formed that the Proprietors have renewed - his engagemenc be• fore Christmas, for six additional nights. • CHANGE OF PERFORMANCES. Open every'Play Evening, SANS PABEIL THEATRE, STRAND, ,Opposite the • Adelphi. Under the Authority-of- the Lord Chamberlain. rir HIS PRESENT MONDAY, and every Even'.. iu,o - during the Weeli, will be performed, never acted, a New Farcical 'Barletta, with new Music, Scenery, and Dresses, called LOVE, HONOUR, AND OBEY. Principal `Characters. . . . Mr. MEREDITH,- (His first appearance in this Theater). • Mr: VIWER.S, Mr. MINTON, ' Mr3.-iVIINTON, Mrs. sroii,4s, And Miss SCOTT, (tier first appearance in Character this Season). Then a new Divertisement, THE RIyAL SISTERS. Designed and got tip by Mr. G. gIROUX. Principal Characters, • By Mr. and the nut. Milts GIROUX', , with. a 'suitable Corps • de Ballet. And for the last week, the favourite Burletta, called THE WED ROBBER .; STATUE IN THE WOOD. To conclude with a New Grand Melo Dramatic Specthcle, called • - • • ASGARD, THE :]DEMON HUNTER ; Or, LE DIABLE A LA CI - lASSE. . Principal Characters,. The Baron, Mr. VILLIERS; Asg•44; Signor itrvoLTA ; Leopold,. Air. G. .GIROux ;. • • 41:delinte,. Miss C. GIROUX; • Joletta, Airs. STOKES ; And Lilla, Miss GIROUX. The whole under the direction of Mr. SCOTT.-• A favourite Cowie Song, called ." The Post 09iC6," by Ali. . MEZZJA. • Doors open as usual. Box 4s. .Pit is Gal. Is. Second ?rice at Half-past Eight. . • • . Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Theatre. •' 11 ' 4 ,* Oa "Menday next . wift - lie performed, first tine thii Settscn, a favuurite Burlettaiiu - the place of the lied Rob her. At a MEETING of the PROTEST_ NT GL''NTlrs,', • CLEM', and. FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of WESTMEATH, as•.:c.mbled at the Court . • House, Mullingar, Novem!),•l-, me, • llight Honourable WILLIAM HAI\ IiCOCK, in the Chair; Resolved, PiIIIAT we have seen - , with satisfaction, the ji Resolutions entered into. by the Protestants. of Sligo, Leitrim, iunl‘ Monaghan, which meet our general approba tion. 11 , ;.'solved, That, contiding in the Wisdom of Parliament, and not wish ing to agitate the iniblic mind, we have hitherto deelined raalqug i,ulilic !cclaration of our opinions on the slibit-ct of the'Roumn t.:atthelic Claims; but when we see those Claims c,myerted into Unqualified DeZnands, we deem it our_ duty thus tire:nue:forward and .ivew ;our sentiments upon this im portant subject, nod the inure so, as it has actuallyinfen de clared in Parlialuent„ that the Praeytants in Ireland are fa vourable to liniluali:iedi:epeal of existing Disabilities. Reso.red, . That it bn:i been, and is our earnest wish, to live on terms of friendship, amity, and *conciliation; with our Roman Ca tholic . fell Ow-subjects, and; ifosit'ssing those feelings, we would gladly concede every privilege which can be given, consistent wth the spirit 'and principles of the British COn stitution, and with the security of our Establishment in attire-14 and State. - Resulted, That-the .Unqualified Repeal of those Laws, on which the remaining Roman Catholic Disabilities depend, would be in-, consistent wit.h the spirit and safety of the British Constitu tion, and would tend to subvert the Protestant settlement of this Coantry, on whit!), we are Convinced, the connexion be 6,een Great Britain and Ireland, and ultimately the security of the Empire, - depends. Resolved, That if the Legislattecshall, in its wisdom, think proper to grant any farther Repeal of those Laws,- we hope and trust that such Repeal shall he so guarded; its to afford full- and perfect r.ecovity to our Establishioent, which tongider vi tally interwoven with the welfare and stability of this Plii* Icstnt State, - and to protect it front 'all dangerous inoovit tions and. encroachments. Resolved, That these being the .Sentiments of the great body of the Protestant Landed Proprietors, Electors, and other Proles tant Inhabitants of this County, we deem it right to lay the same by Petition, before Parliament, when assembled, and in the most respectful manner hetore his Royal Highness. the Prince Regent, whose conduct has impressed us with the most : dutiful grazitude, and most perfect confidence towards his Royal Higimess. • That a Copy of these our Resolutions be transmitted' by our Chairman. to our Representatives, as expresssive of 'our seutiments, accompanied witlka request that they will pre . scat our said Petition to the Hous4; of Commons. Resolved, That the Earl .of Westmeath he reques.ed to present oil'. said Petition to the Houseof Lords. R,esolved That an humble Address be pregented to his Grace .61ihrles Duke of Richmond, Lord Lieutenant Gen e ral, a nd G e n era l Go:•erno: of Ireland, requesting his Grace to transmit to his Royal Highness the Prince Itegcnt •itir Address, too-ether with our humble duty, and expressive of our warm attach ment to his. Majesty'S Government in this Kingdom, as ad ministered by his - Grace. WILLIAM HANDCOCK Chairman. . . ir OR NSBY • d Co. respectfully ac q u a i n t lilt the Pubic, that they• have on Sale a variety ,f TICI.C.ETS and SHARES for the ensuing LOWEitY,, to h. Drawn on the 14th and 15th January Next. The Tickets will be all drawn agreeably to the old mode of Drawing, which cannot fail of giving universal sataisfac tion. On perusing the Scheme, it will be found more advantage ous than for many Lotteries past , . It contains not only Two of 20,0001. biit Two of 100001. are added thereto, and,many more numerous Capital Prizes. Orders by Post or Carrier, executed on, the same Terms as if present, and all Prizes exchanged N: ithout any deduction whatever, at' HOWNSBY and. Co's.. Old Established State Luktery. atEce, 26, COItNHILL. OLD MODg OF DRAWING RESTORED! NO CLASSES. HIXAVINQ Contracted with Government for . JIAL the present State Lottery, we beg leave, respectfully, to solicit the attention of the Public to the under-meutioned Scheme,. and at the same time to state that we have obtained permission of Gorepnient to Draw the present Lottery i n Two DayS, by which means the systcn of Classes is abolished, every. Ticket in the Lottery will be •pat into the Wheel, and drown out indiScriminately, in the same manner as in the Old Lotteries. SWIFT and Co. ,SCIIEME. 2 ..... 0f.... 4720,000 nre ,C 40,000 2 • 10,00') 20,000 . Q,oor - •1,0 v,) Mx) 400 . 510 . 3,003 ' OC. . 100 50 1 ~ -; 00 40 .. . • SO . . . 25 ,31,500 • -40 SO 3'20 2,100 130,003 To be I)rawn in Two Days* the }4th and 15th Sanuarr ne:d. TICKETS and SHAUES are selling at SWIFT and, Co:s 011 ices, • No. 11, rOultry, I No. 31, Aidgate No. Charing Cross, street, Where, in Cribs tNine Months, the following Capital Prizes hare teen Sold in-ShareS. , 5,45;7 .... . a . ~C 20,000 I 1,70 G a £3,000 No. 995 a .4,000 ,276 • Deliides others of 1,00.9/. .5001. &c. &c. NEW PUBLICATIONS. GRAND MAP OP grLIN AND POrtUGAL: Tbis Da Irks pnbbstted, • • • On Twelve large, SheeM,,ettZit S:wet ttvo, feet - fao feet tw:# inches umnounte,l, Ws. Cd. or in a caie or 0:7 I..it,:rA s s ; • ti • NEW MILITARY iV!AI' ci and \._ poi,..r; - GAL; compiie, tne :Nanctlal Surveys of I vm VINC.*:S"i"fOriNO, the NEW PitOVI_NCIAL 11.1 AP : ,; of L'Or, the !urge .NIAIi - of the NEES, by' 1;);." . ir..1,L, and eirideCorigioat Paeuireats, i';l St.).;L•laie s Where just pubiisi:ed; of larxe Sheets price; uonioonted; A. , . is. in a case co: on TGUe•L'3, 'price al. :Is. :t Nen lqa:) of tlie 'Seat of War in the' Ndrthern fart of Europe coMpreh,lotint; Denmark, Sweden, tL Sea., Poland., Switzerland, part of fratlee, and the 1-11.1.iSitlti Empire. . t. This Day was pitblisinA, In Imperial Quarto, iflustratild wiih coloured .EngraPings, Part-I. pric,• 15s. (If 9PHE,.INIORBID ANATONIY of the LIVER ; IL helms an lug r.iry into tie Anatomical Chiractcr, Symp taps, and Trcatniciit, of certain Diseases which linktaii - or destroy the , Strdcturc ~,f that Vigen,:, . _ Part I. On the Tithr,ra Circnnucript.x, and Tubera Dif;nsa. The SAjects Of "Tnniouri and heinumation of the Liver will'oFcupy.a 'Seriet' 'l"tvelve or Thirteen coloured En gravings, some of which will contain three or more Figures. The whole wit; !Je cotiQleted either in four or six Fa , eiculi. Mated for taingthan, Hurst; Rees, grinc, and Brown, Paternoste.--row; and at the Walsh Gallery, Bond street; • Tlli3 i)ay,l‘4s puoitiiht‘d,- Trice '6s. Nun)Ti7er VI. Of, • nrIII , AMERICAN REVI ENV' of 'HISTORY A. and POLITiCS: containing. Letter's_ F;ance and England. Letter VII. Of' theTharacter and Structure:Of the French Police.—Letter Var. Of the Fren,:h • StatreThe Grand' Opera ."Letter L. The " Theatre Francai4'"—Thigetly and Comedy—Thoughts on a Fi , luncial .System .adwpted to the present eircunitate es, and future Prosperity of the Union— COnstance .de Castile, a Poem in t e n Cant o s : William So . ..heby—Outlines of a ( 11.1,1 for the Itegithition of the Cir culijng Medium •of the United Stl . ,tes—lienuzir on the M fairs or Spain—A cursory Inquiry . into the Embargo Policy• of the American Government; with au Appendix Of State Papers. • •, . . , . , • • PL•i ..ted for Lonf,-,man, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Patecnoster,row ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond street. • MONEY NOBLEMEN,' Gentlemen, .sce. are • respect -1. fully inforintd they ma} be supp7i,l , 7ith MO:, EY to any amount, on terna equal to Mort: iiponFrue hold, Copyhold, Lea.;ehold Land or Mcoey in the Funds. Marrigee .Settlenients, Cl&gy men's or.anyother Prepe: ty: Per36tis of respetzbility may be supplit. , l on their Personal Seenrity only. Gentkineu will fiod every iberiti aceannotia tion, without delay. .• Application .froin q . v. - dye till Two; (I- LtAters"(poit-paid) add fcs'seil to Meinfl..NV ill: 4u....1 Co. 4Z, SOuth-strce.t, Berlzelvy sipnre. ANTI-ATTIt ITION. 1 1 HE . PATENVCOMPOSITION, w l oich prevents the Effects 'of FRIcTION h STEAM and other ENGINES,'-in MILLS,. MACHINIatY,- seta CAR- ItIAf;ES of every description, and wili'ol will do a;v7.y the tr*ressity of all complex ‘ and Cxpensire,lWehanimn in Wheels,, belrurehaAel prize es. ed. Ss. - ed. 10 s. Cd. One Guinea, and Two Guineas each. • .One of he 'smallest. boxes contains , quantity sufh cient to last a Cha:::::t or Post-ChaiseTwelve Moaths.; and, after the 'Wheels are 'primed with the Coinpu , ition, they uiay he used daii:7, nod will run at least Six Months without haring occasion to take them ofF, or to apply any thins else to the Axietrees. .The Composition is to be used in the same proportion for all other kinds of work. , k SUld, whelesale and retail, by Meikrs. Ilro , vne and Mawc, No. 149, Scram!, (near Somer.a.tlionse), London. • N. B. Directions - W1 be fuand up,pa each Box, which are signed Win. Bellamy. FOR COLD:i, RIIEVNIATISNIS, &c. • H. JAMES'S ANALEPTK: PILLS, from theirtendeney to . open the poyes and 1,, %mute alt the ni‘tm,•al secretions, are the Lest remedy for - Colds, Ilhttona tis!n-, slight Fevers, and - all Disorders_ whicli arise from ob structed perspiration. ft)lcy are cqually excellent for Head= Indigestiolis, and , flit. Gouty, and other cum plainl.s. of tlie S.Wmach and - Bowels, too aft:-n. :he consi ! - quelice of free living`.. As a general Family'lNledicihe they have ue equal; . i.t:nd they'. are.particuiaf-y convenient for tra vellers, as they do net require any confinement. • Sold only by F. ISewbery and' Suusi•in St.. Paul's Church yard, Loudon; hug as many persons mistake the house, they arc desired to obscr. - e that the Nnnsber is 45, on the.cOarn way, four .doors,ffnza Cheapside. To be had also atthe late Dr. James's house, Bruton-street. IL DI 5.111. Y. LOCK AND SURGIC... PaTR.6 His Royal H4!tiess : t (ion :RN, hL ;duke of York. .oas, . • Earl of Leitrini . Hoii. Col. J. llarry, Jolla Lutouche, Col. 'IS. Junes, M. P. Col. H. Clements, Al. P. Capt..J. Hay. Si 11G1!;rC., Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, London. rr iiis INSTITUTION, etAab;i§hed for the ex .clusive Treatment and-Cure of the VENER.EAL I.M EMiF.S, mid then-dreadful eonspridenc-es, as Stlictures, lity, Ulcerations, &c. has to boast the cure, of no less than two thousand Patients; annually, many of whom have been - afflicted from ten to twenty years, The early symptoms of. Gonorrlicea and Chancre are cured in a few days by Mr. Kiernair',s superior arid efficacious mode of treatment, and that weakness nod derangement of Cle ge nerative organs, witial impair the co,,tituti,,u,. anal si:ortcn life, are here more suCcessfully , treated than ,on any other - Mr. Kiernan may. be consulted as usual, by either ex, at his private house, No. 2i, Lower (,;harlotte,n ret, Raiford square, where Letters- from Town and Country :tro to be ad ' dressed, and the necessary advice and medicine will . he given 'or .seat to any art of the kingdom. AIMINSON'S ORIGINAL CURLING FLUID, • A Discoyery ler Curling the ll*, and promoting its growth: • • T. HE virtues of the CURLING FLUID-con sist in the inexpressible beauty it gives t4e Hair in drefsing, and in its peculiar _property of making it coil, and keeping the -eurl full and perfect dmingdaiP, per piration, exercise, &e. • . It imparts a peyfume reviving, grateful, and highly ciouk; makes the •harshcst hair as soft as Sal:, stre;,gthetis it where weak, immediately removes all dandruff, &e. which obstruct the: 4row i th.; and it is well hnown and generally up plicid by Medic4l .lieu for milking the hair grow, when aU other means are ineffectual. Sold.in bottlas at 3s: (1. and 6i. by the' Proprietor, James Atkinson, Perfumer, No. 9, I - lili-stecet, Bloomsbury, Lon don ;• and, by' appointment, by Bayley add iew, Cockspur street ; Gattie and 57, Bond-street; Midge, 65, Cheap-' side, - and most perfumers in the Empi re . Also ArKIN!!.-ON'S VEGETABLE DYE, a Turkish Se cret, first. brought to practice in this 'Country for eiiatiging Red •or - Grey flair to Brown rIA Black,' allowed by; :mai of science to be the bcct. article fo. -:7.hitaging the hair to a ;421.- nraneut colour.—Price; tiveshihugs, half-a-guinea, and one guinea the tottle.. . VJt 2VALLL ?-U1 FICA, Noe. 24, ISI3. ' '9IIIIF, COKATIS,9I - O.NERS . AfwEsTys NzIPT do tiers L y gioe,Notice, That cri Fridery,- the. 4th of Dc.x..emker theg ieady to receive frelilielS' 2,47) and treat forSi.t. lerna drcd GOLDSTONE or BROWN WILLOW RODS, (ft'ot ter. 1;•..:,•:::.4ht Inches In length) fit fo.- ;naking ' Cooper: 2 ; bc - sen;fecrabletzi Sasnp!cs to be prodizce. , :wili the fiff.o'cri (iAich Samples are not to consist o)' less than I%i re .1 . 1i44::414 each G; ant Tale); to be deqloTed betweeiz the 16th..Z. , exem:2r rie.sit,andtlee f3Oth of 4pril folio!anr, is eyntri freek." . , prlspm•iiwa, into Its Afajety's- Vela:Xing' Stui.es at DeOtfifi'd ;' - and to EL.' 7,›licl far by Bills, payable with In-. f ;!rest IVA etif Days Ofttr (Lae.. , ComlitioNo .cf flee Contract rn..2y be seen at the Secre• terry's Office. • .Xo Tender for a less qudntity than One Hundred Thousand Pods r.:11 be admitted; nor will reward Tic had to .any in which the Price shall not be inserted in wards at le'igth, or tielt st'ea'l not be delivered to the Board before One.o'Cloch e 3 the said Friday, the 4th December ne:et, nor unless - tie Per ois who m:11, - ,7:, tLe reader, fur spin.? PeAon 1:44' behalf, atiends, to ifliSWer when called for. VICTC.ILLI-VG-OFFICE, N.,. v . ,' 18n. Hr 6031111ISSIDIVERSfor VICTUALLING Ills .11.4.7E5T.PS N./VY do /ereby gice Nctice, Thrit on Feiday next, di 4th ty . December, they wilt be ready to receive TendeiS • in for:ti , tT, /sealed up), and treat for Six Handred and Fifty Bags KENTISH HOPS, of the fear 1811 ; to. be answerable to Samples to be produced with the Tenders; to be delivereil into the Victualling Stores at the Ports, mid in the proportions, uoderinentioned, Bags. Deptford 290 I'urtsrnouth inphouth - • 260 C5O Bags. one lit th,ereof . izt oze Month, and the other Ifulf in one Mouth ofterulard.y, and to be paid for by Bill.s,payable with Intereit, Ninety Days after date. 7 e,Co2.:di‘ions / of the Contract may b: seen at the Seere- tary's OVE'ee.. No repzrd will be hod to any Tender in which the ?rice shall not inserted in Words at length, or that shall not be deliee.-2.1 to the-Board &f ore One o'Cleck on the said Freda!, weal, th:: . 4:11. of -Dee. ntr unless the Person who makes tie `2,"ender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer soh e 4 ,ca; led for. • VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Nor. 27, 1312. THHE COIIT MISfIONERS for VICTIIAL T 21214JZSTI - 74 , ' Ayleilz.l do hereby riee Notice, That on . 7'horsday, the 15th of .Decenaber next, they will be ready to receive fl'enders_ in iditing, (scaled np) ord treat' with such Persons as will undtitahe to furnish Whatercr FItl.S I BEEF may be roriuired for the Vav of His 1-1-ajes ty'sf,,Shipsi and Vends at •Pl~ - aw:a:~, 'for'oa v Dartmouth, Falmouth, Yesmouth, Lyda, and Wells, in the County of Norfolk, • Margate, - DoVtr ReaN, and Newltormiey; (en separate Contracts) for Twelce :i•enths, fro;n the Ist of Janu:Try Cc) the 31st of . Pci:C77I:SCT 181 . 8 incluaive; . to be paid for br Ltiii.s, payable with Interest, Ninety Bays aftg• date. 7%.? Conditions qf the C0n!...e.a.: may be seen at:the .Secretari/e Ogice, at this ( . .fliece; cr Ly applyi.-zy to Mr. killer, Agent for the Prictuaii:ll,l at PtyPv. , ath., to the C'or:ectors- - Ofajesty's Customs. at Dartmoath and a r aliouth,re.,;.^ectivc& to Mr. John Crochford, at Yarnzontk; and to Mr-Russell, .4gent to, the sai,,,Consnsissioacrs at _Dover. No reg:zri.l, will be had to' any I'endirriis which the Price shall , ant be in.,gen•i•ii leqrds• at length, or shall not be *livered :to the Beard" bcfare One o'C.Vock on the said Vaced,fy, the 151 k. of Dee . .. nezt, nor 11Nte4 - s t. a Pzyson wilco tnakes the reader,,or some Fcrson en his Behalf, att:ntis b to answer ?client:cake! for. Each .render mat "also be accoinpanial by a Letter signed by two resr o;aiLic Pcrsons; be'ceine Leant! rer'th ihe Party teal: n„ in the Pend ..S'lnt of 23 , 131. for t4e4./i9s perfornaance of: the Contracts at Plymo4th and Tor Lay, and cf 5001. for e'cch cf Ike otAer Ccn:racts. • DEP TFORD-VICTUrILLING-r<fkl.), ' • Aeremf;cr 27, 1812. rrIIESE are to give Notice, that-on Tkursday, the 10th (.1' Dece;n4T next, at 10 o'Cicch in. the Forenoon, will 1e caTesed toPablic Sale, at his Majesty's PietaallinK, Yard, a: Deptford, sundro Lcts of the follewing NICEABLE PROVISION'S and STORES, now lying in the said Yard, viz. Lread; Flour, Rice, Pease, Oatmeal, Bakehouse-sweepings, Oatmeabmeepings, Pread-du7t, Bags and hags, Butter, Cheese, Sugat, Beef, Pork, Sue,, &c. &c. Le: , ..gts, Butt, Puieheon, Hogshead, Barrel,. raid Half-hogsliea4 :;•ta..es; Heading. (tight and dry), Irish Tierce, and. 13arrt,1:6,.avit5 ; Wine Pipe-staves, a quantity of I.3oc,rds-ends, Fire-wood, &c. &c. A Doposit of Twenty-five Pound: per Cent. is to be oaf: upon ti :e aniount of. each Lot at the ante of Sale, omd 7- niakler of the Parchitse Money 'pgid befere the St 2-es - are rt.- mooed, for which :purpose a Period of Fourtecii Working. days wilt to alloited from the Dav of Sa:,e 13:eyers parti color& observing- that not less than Ohc-halfiv" the Quantity is to be removed from the Promises within the first Seven- Pays, and the Remainder fit the Seven .I:lz:owing Days, other4eisv thv Deposit Atoar - y be finfril'ed, end the Proe;sicns cr, Z`:toiles remain the property of the Crown, as m: ca - tensioii alpine wig thr any accpuitt be granted. ... • • :0:3- Battle of Salamanca—Re-e ngagemen t o f the I Fising Yokkshireman, and the celebrated Rope Dancer, , THEATRE 'ROYAL, PAVILION, (ASTLETS), N E WCASTL E-STRE ET, sTri.A_No T.HIS NIGHT, ItIONDAY, • Noveriiber 30, and every F.re s nim.; this Week, will be presented (ill-,t time) 'a Comic . Musical. Prelude, called THE REASONABLE . FOOL ; Or, THE THREE LOVERS DUPED. • Also a grand Nilitary Spectacle. nailed THE TOWN MAJOR.; Or, THE SPANISH HEROINB. • Introducing the famous Battle of .3al , tianca, Elqle Combats, Civic Crowning the valiant Yield Marshal- Lord - Wellington, &c. After which, astonishing activity by the Flying Yorkoiire m an,. and the celebrated, Rope Pitticer, both Pcittiemeu being re-engaged for Six Nights longer. Likewise a Dramatic Comic MtPial Piece, called HARVEST HOME; Dr, THE ANIMATED TrniE SHE To conclude with (first time at this Theatre) a Comic Pan - tomime, called HARLEQUIN AND OLD BELZETWB Or, THE WELCHINIAN IN HOLLAND. Doors to be open at Half-past 'Five.—Begin at Half-past ix.—Second price at Half-past Eight. * # *-The Serious and C.nnic Pantomimes, - Musical Pieces, Grand Spectacles, tkc. - brought forward at the Pavilion Theatre are, and will be of the-most int,resting description, and any Author, Composer, or Performer, inclined to assist in their reipective capacities, may be accomodiated with a Share dr '-;harts; on equitable Terms. Personal apblication to Mr. Astley - , sen. at Hercules Hail; Lantbeth.