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l ~:.i~ • • At:A l ,4l////,..) , • \ 1.410,1iV ,~ r . ,. : 41,1,4 '. .'i ' ''''' , • : it.;.: c 1 , 14, , I V. A C , .. .. .. .. ... i t I !ft7 ; 4- 2- 5.:A `'~ _,_;. t4tiqtant 7i 93.] ritE• ke DRURY-LANE. 1117,18:1)11ESIsi1NT VFN INN , Sept 28. 1815, tat re) Maiesties' SetTa:it's v j vill pet ((inn ( firs ttime at this , - • • ,1 , N , 1 THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. , _ 41 ;ich,':IT , . 111 r." blundc•n; Lockit, NI:. .bowton ; Captain trl:l)4ral'i Mr. T. Cooke fbr i 4 hii first appt•arauce iii ‘ t . li r ' s t ) 411, v1 ;,' ,alld third on 116; stii4e); Mr=. l) cit , hur", 'I Atll - "-ufly Ptilchulu, nrs. Dickous; Lucy Lockit, Miss Y. Iu Aet M. a Hornpipe by - Mr. Brown. l'Hi \. To which will be added' , AI'SFAIT. ;I‘he 81..-k Grit,.., ()it, )'till i.-111) oF PAL • • '-ter 31 ', \lr. Nititiden • Farmer Gervas, Mr. Dowtar9 ; C 41.11 1,' -I ' - ' l "I'v • St. Clair, Mr. Barnard; Richard,, s Mr.... -li, 'lv--; baisstd, 'Mr Knight ; isaau, Mr. Oxlierry ; Git"l'', ttlly \l'leY; Dame tiervaS -Nlrs. Sparks; Annette, Miss • 1,1 Ili,,i7r4.".tr!,'e_r_;,:s,t, an ine;dental Ballet, Niiss Smith, 'otistj mi , 7 Lharacters by Mr. Oscarßyrne , composed by N - fr. 11,x,„ " l ei . , &e. tlic. • • little '-'.alltt places Li he taken of Mr. Spring, Box Office, ullussell..street, trove ten till four. 61 ; Second l'iie. '''7s•_; Second Price, :Is. f;il.—Pit, 3 s. -(-• ' l, ~, r t-i . 411, . ), 2'.--Luw,E ,2s Sezond Price, Is.—'l-re m•t.•-.11,.'5•; Second Pri , ' ‘'d . - 1 1 7:'..' .. 1 . , 3 ,' i' r " te ' , ly Il ► . having o c t i i T ' ot:stlay last . e . .x per i i i c , i L ic t e ,i t , l d a ,n, rii t o h st ,i , l-,,,, t.,... P lon, uti tier first appe.iraatv , ~, 0; Los ,ei.s. ‘u,,,,,,,.,,,,ke5pectfu11v inturnted that the•Conotl . T tift.ht ,lwz‘ ii 4 : pe a te d - on'S'atCtriCay and ',1,10tit,\1:114%.1..T.et•0r,...rhe ,' ur p, l' "eto-Orautatic Romance of The ‘ . -,,, , v ? '?"'tici; . .' ' 'oseau, will he repeated every Evening till further tititli'• 4tL , l . r i daY and Monday, the Comedy of Lovers' Vows : (- 1 : l' i l l i ' dvl ' l 'lioi Ise •iiii I• nd third time), hits. Mar113 . 7 . r . - 1 114 ".•••'Y (never atite c ti at i t a hisTheatre), the Comedy, or firstr' NiF,:- 'INN!: Ainatithi •• by "I Yonti , LatiY, l'e'n'. her.t•'d • '' .4 l 11 1 " 1 ,'; .t . 1 " , any sta 4 , • '-: i ► ' ' - li Nl7n4piei or? The Ma i d 1 1.11 e- “ rc e of l'a si:ie: ll ( i 2' l •k e Oil Thursday, the Play - IX a 'e t , • *..,thatit uf Venice :.°S'hyucloc'h, Mr. Dowton,.being his Aca‘rattee in that Charnter. oduced. ' l '4 4-41 rania, in 'lwo Acts, will shortly be Pr , s , _ ,_ !Ned p•edy tit The livir at Law, in which Mr. Hal"! 1. . ), 1 , 1 , ' ,_, ~,k ' f ' "riti a Q . i r the &tat time, in Doctor Panglos; having b . ee . i ni l is . t ile i. th,geat ttpplause, it will be repeated in tht. (.t e 1, ' ~,,,,• . . r m ai . ‘NeeK. . 1 ,, 13 t ti . , i s ~„,.ig.,,!rs have to announce, that Miss - her first ap '44:tee • - s'sed at this 'Theatre, and will . niale • Nash, from kt.)„ m:ilrti,y in Dctuher. • 11. 1 ,0k1il I ,‘ } "ext, the Box -Office will be retii?vetlt . o ,,, tl s ie_ ."-`trt. ' 4l ' the pri '1 F • f lit "I'lleatre, nil3,}"e ticipa .titt.i.llCL 0 t ..„, -- " , ....._ . _ .............„...____LL ' • Isfi r , • . . U.Ni,.4111.F.- itoYm„ covENT-GARDEN. .....,,,. . NI 4)th(OW .EvENING, Sept. 29, Pc" , ", 1 '"cted. the Serious Oite,ra of . !s.l,•!'inrrx„ ,Sir AicrAx ERX ES. • 1.1,1,..;.t;i.;,i e:.,,lfrritiiii:iit;::.tri)tieul,titi it:.:ll.(ftii,s, , y l l', : l'' : ) .l) :: l :: i i re i es , 1:7 I\l;iie!lin:l;;l:7:ller::,.laikiPr's-- .ilt i ,,. - '''',4 , , , ; S t ,ra, :..ilss Carew. .fi 1 %%filch, the new Melo-Dranta, called , • ki..,rald, :i.:llb.- ,Olt THE NIAID. li •nrr, . ~ii.t",.. 1'4,v...it-it ; • Everard, Mr. Barrymore; ' • WI ' ,.." 1 •11.• ' 1-1 , & "" sail M -1:- . 1 •• • Justice of . the Village, ~,. t,, t ,, 1 . .-. •,. i. 43 It.) , Mr. Atliins , ; , i„,,,r, • ALichti, Mr• Llstws ; licrtr"mll ' p'4 •'% et ", Mrs. 0a,.. • • ; mi-s S: Booth. ti lpi • I'. ~ , lAnnettL, b • "i'M baii,.,,;,:lcifie:ll.,l ti.iiiet, couip u se,J by M. Noble. ' . 7 :"--. " I ' . •\.• '1- and Miss liupittu• ..:11hilltii v, : ii . , ).' ' '%eij: the 1 .. 41 - Cr of, iii,th4lCl. C. 1 II( )- \ l'''SU'll'(E‘i i4VES' • s Mr. k o tly ; NI ts4rie),frii Mr Ahhott ; 'rejguet• nne) '; ra ,:.4tN,sllss 1 , ,,, • , t 4 t Y' Mrs. Darr'op' or t ; Ruth, Mrs. Gibbs; . 4 . 5i...:" ...o rs „,,,C, 1;,•,' 41 IT ,sal} • ' ' "'Opened at if ilf-past Five, and the Pla y t, Its ..1- ' 4St Si4_ . ' c,,,14,,,,(1,(,cc0i1d Pritc 3• • 1 rt 3s. 61.; Secili"d Price 01,4 Pri,,,,'! l , l 'Ty 2s . s; .• 6 i l p . 7 7. 1 i . _ij i , r ),%,(Litkry Is.-; r. -tt•, ;Hi .. •P , , C:141 , ice b . ' Zi. i iittu , u i 14.. b(IXe.,, It) lie taken of Mr. Bran'dim, at the t ; , ',s `'Ill()•r1-streVt, from Teu till FotTr• 1., ;•load,„ Willeit, resume her Performances for this Season itiles,44ll..ext, in the Character of Juliet. On Thursday, tro t !" orie C & • tatted ev,,. .nrama. of The ..Magpie, or the Maid, r. - iil be , 'Yi•.veiling till furtlier notice. At t . CIA . .)k, covit,,RKEouitt ciiminettee Ids AU TUMN blv.''•ii , K ",,'E. 4 LECTURES nn MIDWIFERY and the , tr,,:, qt./(0,'". WOMEN and CHILDREN, on "" IS"..FS,- 'lt ~!'t 4q4,:t" 4th ' . The Leetares are read every Alm•t . l l ttl! '' ''," Past Tett QuArZer past Eleven : tot . I_ .- P,, , iip io ! "1 Studeilts attendin., the iiospitals•—/t)f 1)III t,,141,11:;),i;to.011:\l;it(1AIrske, at the Lecture-room, b "1 • 10, Saville- litit t tqUil!LES'It. HOOITAL. tt,, PltmiLTIL,C.i'U It I.'S' ' , - Tl 4 f4;0111L'Il CA L a . n . d . 1,1)041,..i. CAL, 'oil MIDWIFERY, -and the DISEASES 1 4 I ,- tlil.t• u„ L, by SAMUEL IMERI . LIMA , Ni . kt`"' P -%144, Ma,ll--Nli'l -. t ' . ' o the Middlesex Elo;.;pitat,anu 'i4l ''bii 4E(' ''''' l l In 4„ . ‘.‘" I. e t.:+ .llanover-square, sitithie pi ."!'" Y ' 5. .• • G eorge ,the West niinster 4 4 r ` tl I)i s , ' 'YSIII,III Nl:in-Midwife to the above (:111:tiil, „I!.l'''ir, wiLL RECOMMENCE at it: L'it i t , il t.,‘IIiNDAY. Outobei the 9th, at Half-past Te n . l'ttil:l4llle'il,-,Z`te)",..n:---C•ii-as of Tetiiis may he 1""Irru 'lr. 'ltd 1.... 'leitieiki lit; 11 vs -at the Middlesex hos -41, .gt D r NI .. ". s ',,,e ' N o. or; lia.lf-loun iee„diiiy: , eriirnaa s- rionse, -., kft,ky -s- '-----___ ....._____ 7tl4\h,lY It.oXyilellett‘iNitr"c.:;, i 'fiStlUteßlltleNigCllE 417 rliingClE George the First. t :l llSr.,„, k i't ~ 'irt fl,'ll-NS, Whose annual Pr e S t e n ' i t t e tr in n i ; er in l l B l. l t s l . u . t e ,:iA , rt ,e 29th instant, . rr e ber `..iy informed, thatlteccip s it!-fi„.. 4, .0 ki ply to he - . r .,,p. i ti,.. -company's Offices, over ~IJ'e A,4lchiniKe and ' '''a'il \F - 11 ... -, s well as 1y their re si,,,;" itf,!,,'"et'ts il; the sei-ft.rl C - AMi ' . ' fie's -. and .the Parties as ttt.lsl ~,r,(lliested to 'a c i1 , .. 1 - for . the Renewal of their Poll -14:1 1),4 l'iefere the 1-4 r 1.11:,11 of fJciof;er next, as the usual F,if ' 'Nib 411'"i.ed fur Payment beyond the date of each 10, , _ to" v ire. 4 , A.,„.'` At. a •NANILIFL I,I,NNING Jun. Secretary. dt:',4l, ' l -anc e • -. • 4 • •i 4 - -, .aid Offices, for the 141,, ) c't of , , Is given, dainy, at .lie ft 1,. ilt, 4, „Ituddings, floods, Merchaniize, and Ship's' , in . li, r, , " i icli, or while 1 *lditw from Loss or DattLict k4c4l;',Ci"eito for the A ss j u u x i •ance b) of, and 5, 1411 . l' ' , e ,.', granting Annul- N i4 , .ed N‘l,t- l'ulities will be • ed 'ree of Eipense to the • - '' ''' s the annual PTi u niuit: amounts to Gs. or up ' Til °Ir'PEE ItE DUC".I.) IN PRICES.' C n : ------- f .' . 6. li 'e 1 ; ... P — tiLle N t hi ce h as this day been ,' ,4ll ijeii ii p s." the stventi AG Errs to this Establishment, '''ql'i ils 1• 44 ,, t ef the •C t y to lower their Prices for Ili,„, I ti l l it 4. i o s : i(i,,,..5p, ~,Tipz,.,"de'mf,i'•,r,,,:t ff aVOI.I red Dutch. c".6"..4'. 11,..( hq• ' ' ' -: ''ffee , ' , and the best flavoured British 11 .th, Ni A 1,,, .o,,ted, to 2s. 3d. per pound.. . i,t,`..,,iii,t ` 1 1, N 0.2, Skinner-street, Snow-hill, Lon s'oCoto ?-ed 181 1, hr Mr W De' •on under the sanction !Pt' 17 8 1t i0 , , of I.ll.liisti e'offre Pranters and Merchants. W. HOLDEN, Esti. Treas. & Sec. ~ . P - ' 4 tlov Ill'" 1 AN • ELF-REGULATING TRUSS. 11 .o.ltbeeent j-N VILVIION of Alessi's. LI iNG t,,,'.wili, the,. for-%Nliicli ki% Ma • et 3's Patent has been grant 'llll''''' vlil cf:4•CidentlY hopej en 3 ti s relv obviate the ineou -14;441440;11).41"'d ( - )1 ill otbe•r Tr„-sses. its superiority ,1,1,-(•vitzit.'e al)Pareilt, as it co , nbitie's in itself-the part,- I , k ,Y h e ; 6 " Qf evtty other .I'lll,s without their defects, ~, :41, r:gitllted, either lii,lier C,r lower, backw"'d or i5,5,,,1, 44,142 -Si Iu the exact ',RI.' 1f.,,,4"1...ieti, i. „k,e jl,uired by'llw weal.:,., ,„,11), ;11)plied with the i .. ..:(1 %. ,,.., .s, pressur,..,_., ;" `,, ~ ;- : !,,i , _v. . ..tipd i, ~ ,i,;.,.1q extol Natio!) tOU I tCI ;' I „..3 I . wh_..!!: - tpt.censtuettuu., • . IR ; r • "' u il e i n h tl e y s e i a li n 'i s e :il t 'til, 'I uth er ,, , "7. (h,c l :iii g a wish to depreciate the pro 14i: ~: i t , tlii, 4,18411 c. it tt ..zoniparison. as the faire•t test of the 01 an , tiotis.---Nlessrs. 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It is now 25 . years since we 'talked of ancient Republics; of which we had unhappily studied . the hi - story much more inttenSety than 'Ave had. done our own, and apon,which we had uselesslyttnder taken to model our's. At the end of this long period there comes a keen observ:ing publiCiSt, who is !veil convinced that we have deceived our selves, and.who proves it to us :—" Democracy is impossible with you," he says, " even on ac- count of the very prineiplei upon which you to 'establish it. The ancients had Democracies,' but their civiliiation did not resemble yours,' and they. were not so stupid as to found a system Of Government on a false basis, on absolute equality for example, which can as little exist in societies of men as in nature. Greeks and' Romans had slaves, and for this reason the title of Citizen did not go for nothing among them." Who would have thought that truths so clear had the'merit of novelty ? The party of Bnonaparte has seriously aectiseilt the 'Bourbon faMily Of having contemplated the restoration of feudal rights. A writer who should• occupy himself with tlfiS ridiculottS question, agi- . tated by,the most barefaced impudence, answers . to it always en passant, with air axiom which eN perience has. never denied, .7 Fendality can only .be 6tablislied by the army, among a people who hate an artny.". In fact, the abuse of religious power is theocracy ; the abuse•of popular. powet is anarchy ; 'the libuse of monarchical powei is: despotism ; and the abuse of • military power is feudality._ No . person can doubt it, acid this pro position, more evident than day, is almost - 61 pue 'rile If any person - could dreaM of - fendality, it could lIPE be the King, since the army, unhappily, did not belong to him. The wish, the hope, and the means of feudality, resided always, in a powerful class, which wished to be so al ways, but which had ceased fora long time, to make a common cause with the country. This problem is not quite so difficult to resulye as that of ,Christopher Columbus. It is now known in the most positiie manner, that Bminaparte was occupied with the partition •hig of Franc,: into Fiefs bl.fore the expedition to . Moscow. , This distant enterprise, which held Out the hope to 'him of new means of. sartsfying the cupidity of his creatures, hysharing imnietise con quests among them,,suspt . nnl.ed the execution of his. project, wit bout Making hint lbrget it. Coop . - ed up within the ancient limits ..of France, he would have accomplished it, - or rather he couitt not have helped accomplishing it, in order to fur-. Risli food to that insatiable' and restleSS at‘ibitiori which he had himself,excited in others, and which:. would become to him an object of suspicion _Ana terror, _ Men ol l lettets, and juriscOnsults worthy of con fidence, loid already been consulted as to the means of organizing a feudal regide, founded 011 a new distribution of property ; and this sxtraor dinary project had nothing embarrassing in its exe cution for the' irresistible power of la despot SOU, was so well served. lie had been hcard frequently to repeat, for sometime, that at the end of revo lutions the right of property belonged to the sword ; and what is very singular, but vet v cer tain, is, that lie frequently thought' on that total or partial confiscation of the acquirers of national domains, which never could have succeed ed in any hands but his. It is certain that with them he would have commenced the spoliation for which •be was prepared; and which was evidently his only means of preservation. All must remem_ ber the'report Which was spread in 1811 and 1812, 'of a classification of citizens into different tribes, by denominations, fortunes, and social rights, oil the Model of the most despotic governments of the world. They were already designated' by their names, the noNes, the learned., the citizens, the workmen (manwis), the-peasants, 8:a. 'lbis report was too generally accredited among the people, and too feebly denied by 'the Authori-. tics, to entitle us to doubt the true object of that political machine and moral statistics which were then the mysterious subjects of the labours of Ad ministration. The ,Governmentintended for us, and under which we s hould liave now been living, , aceordinK to B„rma if events bad not derided otherwise, would there-. ''for; have' been coniposed parte ', plan , of chic ill$tllO6PIIS of some barbarous, nations borrowed from the rude s t times, aud, th e 'earliest of their civilization. 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