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1 •► ~‘ 7. . 1,... ... '''';') ' , *'*' ': .C".• kfi.a, , ~.,.. p-06,1-1 uNrtra !: • Pr TH EATRE-RUYAL. p/tURY - LANE. c-18 ' , EN'r EVEN !NG, Nov. 9, ISIS, then 'Alajesties' tirlrantg will perform the Comedy of • • THE cOUNTRN GIRL. Mood •• IN; • Ir. Thirties.; Harcourt, M. Wallack; Sparkish, rS Mr. Barnard; Miss Peggy (The COuti ttr Girl:)) M yci rs. Nlard (her 2d appearance in that Charac i •; Alithea, Nlrs.orger. • • After which a new Melo-Dratnatie Romance, called MAGPIE: OR, THE MAID OI PALAISEAU. L The Bailie, Mr. Mundell ; Farmer Gersas, Mr. - llowton ; ir • IL •, St. Chtir, Mr. Barnard; Richard, •,!!*.• Wallack; Illaisot, Mr. Harley ; Isaac, Mr. Oxberry ; •:.';' 1•1 i, Mr. Nladducks ; D ante Gervas, Mts. Sparks; Annette, In Act - the First,: a , l tte 011 Ballet, Y r nv • Byrne Miss Smith, coosed by Mr. „ by Mr. Oscar ailancv Sr . c. it 2 4 vs and Places to betaken of Mr. Spring, at the Rotunda, , f ; o oe vrineipal " - Htrance the Theatre,re, in ,Brydges-street, Ten till 1 f • •I e had a Private Box our, an d W 10111 111.1} is•_;• ~ecoritl 3S. Gil:—Pit, 3s. lid.; Second . 'filer• 23 .-I.owyr Gallery, "s.; Second Price, ls.—Upper Y , is •• •ic • T o. • • n,Trow, •The Maid of : Patty (2d time), Miss " It ; afv-r wl • t Te n 'CI and a Rainy Yght.— ...4 4 t • .15 o , 111 liaSr . 7 4"e f /- h, r: ;5L Si! the Mill : Patty (ad • -IL • : c; V; w,th the Farce, called Of .A.:.7c TO-Inormw.— :ill3;?clay. the Trac;dy of Ti 1113121 lane : Bliazet, • rae„Ballad Farce of The Qualter.—On 'l'uc!day, the . ( 11 : r 1P . en of The liege 0. 4 Beigl ade Katharine, Miss Nash: in - that Character) ; • wit h The Magpo. ; tit , Ni t P alaise,sto—On Wed nesdav, a celebrated Tragcei y ; tue 1; the of Honest Thieves.--OnTkursday„ after a fa -1.,,,Vr,te Opera, will lie presented, for the first Buie, a new ),,: t , v v .. nlidtr th e title - Of Who's Who ? or, The Double . Itn-, . • cme,v c0.,,,,dy hill preparation, and will speedily be pro- rtLn" ll-I EATIIIi ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. .'s Pitif.t.,NT EVENING, Nov. 9, 1815, '\. be acted. the TragedY of , il ererle. w ~ TIIE GAMESTER. • . _ ~.!, x. . tr., -;, .:,r: Ioling ; Still:eh., Mr. 'Ferry; T.,WS_ .. on ,_ ~ e ill u r; tti„ , "'lie ; Jarvis, Mr. 'Murray ; Mrs. Beverley, Miss 0 .I.\ '''''''ttc, Miss Foote: tift7 which . , will .be producer!, for the 12th time, a new 4 ,(,,,,,,.. wilt .be Melo-Drania, in Three Acts; called Iii ( 1 1 1 1.\ 1)1/ K' 1'; OIL THE VOYAGE TO POLAND. e '''" . 'ca Scenery, iNiael:;incry, Dresses, and Decorations, Fill be entirely iiew.. all4.ilette,. , • r lince de Conti (elected King of Poland), - Alr.la imia . i i J o on Ott Bart (Cowl:iodine of the French S qua d r on, ft,i (• •'t of the Fri-iat-e ' the Faille', Mr. Farley ; Fran ci s kr s Non,,and Lir utenrit of the Fame ) ), Miss S. Booth; Az" - isf tt u ' i t 4 ) :, l - l i:le, , f :i , a sail ' o' r), Mr. Toliel 4 y ; .Rodolski Atl hutt d") " lr ' wski Mr. Egerton Colonel Cassionr DAno , (Casteblan t ti ,, , niloiski (o o n to Rodulski), Nil - . Liston; Polina ...ski Cli e l , Mk s tiev•mour. %Al i in Act 11. - a Festive Dance. X x e s crring- of the Guns, &c. Sc, in th e Sea right, and tile ~ Plosion of the Vessel, under the direction &lei". L'l . ic. r of Signor Ittig tex-:(vts,-K)c Ale - Bares to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the ''.. n u s - Zp:. I larttrect, from ';: ill till Four. tr. f' 7, :•; Si.aocul Price ;:,. 60. , ---Pit 3s. 6.1.; Second Price ',7, - ""er Gall er y ,-, s e , -,d ' , l ce ts,—Upper Gallery ls.; „ "(I Pric e t ; d : v-'' - • c '' ' - • /h. I, -,- a/k)., ys .•, ' ''' 1.1 he opened at Half 7 past Fin!, and the flap ttliiii,at lllli-past 51..,;.' 114 1 11 : fiyrnt7l,lr,,,4 Historical Melo..Drama, - e t al i itid h John a Do Y•.,_, 'o t iiiiic f tour, 1' v "Y.' , .te,e to Poland, is fully es.a iis . 1..,... :I and ‘‘-'iii" be perfor:ned • evetY Evening exc, lit liiipuLl. \ , "LowlLy I,•,itietliar desirr, will he act ed the To_ ic,o-iiTaituts - i -, 1 - I.lCe Miller ang 'fits Men. 'tl 1, .1 r , Coined th e Coined.ot Tile l'ountry Girl : the Conn kact,o ' 'L"s• AlsOp (being. her 2d apTearance in that Ch 1,, r az , i l; willt The Miller - and. his Mcii.l—On Sattirday, the p,,,i 41 Y of Percy : Elwina, Miss O'Neill (being. her first ap s - , (% Ic eirt ti,,t Character).—(}il Monday, "Tile Ile cars' "'' '.' ' h ot!'' s ' •ft . • vli - ch •Lore, Law, ann i ," ~J 1 !His s , tepIICLIS ; a (i % ! , r 4;., i ' with Jtpilii 'Du Bait. —On Tuesday, a popular Ti a ti',..6,),;\,' "'f l 'ifill. 'Miss, O'Neill, will :perforni.—On WeilnesdaY, ich.',.:''4,`Jf Lo.e,ill:l4e Itta, Miss Stephens. tic„ C a ' 4l, s „Draatic !to:Hance ot Cvin:).l has lweeti for some ..,.,...._ I'leiiartitin, and wit; nc,Kotloci!d on Frit! iy next. -14 ta.or111;-, INN, FANIOU'IIi. ' CIIAVAjAN respectfilliy, informs the ti,htvv, that she intends to co ntinue the hotel . iti . e .sittne extensive scale as hitherto. GL.tileniett may he Iteetiliouludilted uli kt th e ""`" L()1),I during Winter Stavin, or the priva.l Premises adjoining, im rea,t t _ 4 \iittio„,'"'"—, Post Co.%elies and Cifaises to tiny part of 16 e be Loudon at.d Provincial Newspapers taken in • l°N Ems; to ~ ( Iv.lnce with proMtitude opy-uaii)l.,.--(Tet CY, leg 11 ' . 4 kni r luitv Interest, on Freehold, , 1144tril, • 1 'or ootled 1 1 i-erper.y, Heti! ' Cl ' ar g , ",' .ettlerneitts, \V'tl nvs Jointures, Willi, Clergyrat,n s A:_".,41.) :‘.llll.l)ity' the l;/:1.• Pergonailv, between Nind and Five, or by letter, .t t o teet w •?f till; Nat iettal Banh, No. 8, LN•••:er John;str'et. 1144r e. - -Matter' s of Magnitude win - be preferred. LI.IY OVER. —THE RICHEST WHEEL EVER KNOWN !• ' 11 ' izes L• 50,003) ••• • • ........ .20,000 I per Cent. Governmen . t 7 '• • ........ 4000 cStock, or the Value in t') • ' ' • .......... 100 U ';:itv.4ey, with all the rise .... 9 • . • ........ 500 I above • 1 , eii t i•„ •• • • ........ 300 j sat 4OOO other PriZes of 2001. 1001. 601. &c. 2;:c• o'Clock in th e NloruiliF, NEXT THURS- L 'AX, Nor' hilier t 6,• which ‘vill he the sti • LAST DAY Bur ONE Cont t returns ins grßtetul , • Tha i e " tld F for their • luguisll e d , 3 to his best friends, the Public, dis f•u• th,. 4 ,: ru ,' ) ltge in ALL Lotteries, but trine j . iarti , ett o •-' lll'll'€rawia"; 'ftlo'ecetlentecl favours lie has beingexperten.e.tidllt er, and h 1. the present Lottery, one day of whit. t he 111 the ! " " r IY ALL the - Capital Prizes yet undrawn, th,. to atatiounee the Richest IVheel ei er ;moon ttit-4ltts Lo tteries.—Tieltets and Shares (warratit . ed It tltt 0,, 4 , , " e sellin g at his fortunate Oilieeri, 4, Cornhilb "aring-Cross. 4,,, • tr.,(lip, NI - -sill Al.i T 'iNIFNT lately published by LONG" AN .iiirts... -.:' .' '' . • ' llow • ' 1 S I , ALES, OItME, and BROWN, Paternoster -1-Ij4i, 'SPEECHES of the Right Honcnirable In 'r; ,:`',-"AIti.ES JAMES FOX, in the House of Commons - . li b!. i'„'`,..',;Bro. (with an Introduction by the Right Honour g '-.. ErsLine) 41. ill boards. 4'f liii 2 l, ( ,,":"''.ine fund t'oriected It EPORT of the SPEECHES .C. c , i i ' It)ght Hon. WILLIAM PITT,, in the House of Qus,.. " ''''' fr9oi. his. 1 - :iitranc e in Parliament in 1791 to tho 0r,f,',1 ilt, Stss•ou in IXOS. Dedicated by Perniissionoo it tliz . o t ' e ". ide. and aided by Comoinoications fron!!listiti i ik,c4i,,',' ' l '' , t , lier s of both Hous e s of Parliament.. Lie 2t -., a. 31,.,, j'!. 4r' 1,.. hro. Price ll.board.s.-vr.:____.: ;` •tl ltiA,' : '' ( ,,l - lEN Of the Itidit Honourable JOHN I . 1 . V . 0 1 1 ''r , ti"' 'litster of the I,olls in Irelaud, on the la . te % j i id - y 'i, t ,,, 1 / 4 ,', img Sthte Trials. In Svii. (the 4th Editions, with , - ~ . 5,41,..„,e 12s. 1.10;11.154 I .V.Li . ; . 1 6`• ( lit:S h PARLIANIEN'r of. the Right' Min. ' kii --*,' ';.11 \ 1) I1.-1 1: to which is prefixed some Account s. . I ‘ -1: lee.,1 14:e • tly THOMAS ANIY0"1, Esq. 111 :3 17)1S. S% O. • te , , , 5 . A ii, i: ( : '`'"'-'• 4 , 1 *),Z.4 1,.,..' 'tit ES ,:f the I.r.Fr. of ,the Rig - ht TIon:•WIL-1 - tv.en t , „' F '" ). l .'‘ , t.ari of 0- I A1'11.1..!, itild of . the priutio., l '''6 Y,'•,; . '" .111,, e, w; , t, his .Skeches in Pariiatreal, frc%•m . t . .. 0.,•,,.. '.-- •% 1 ; to tlto ) ,- ,.- I T. 13 Tut; 71is Edit. In a vols. kuu:v 11..;5. b.,. . , ; ~ . . , 1 %lc SltN i ;,- '. 0,, , tt,te, , t,•:.'c lily will he publij,lict!, , .... , —''''''l4LS et 1 - ,112 Rig' Li , 1:10\112ND BURL.L. at cm. , .... ......,. . • , t ,. ::;‘, t, ~.,i, 17C7'IL1LLING OPP WE, AVor. 3, 1815. THE COMMISSIONERS far VICTUALLING His mArEsrrs is/wry do herehy ,gire Notice, That on Friday the' 10th instant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for Four Hundred and Fifty Quarters of Old Pale, and One Hundred and Fifty Qua, tens of New Close dried AMBER MALT, fa be answerable to Samples (of not less than one Quart each) to be produced with the Tenders: to be delivered one Haft thereof in the course of a fortnight, and the other Half within a fortnight afterwards into his allajeaty's Victualling Stores at Dept ford, and to be paidfor by „Hills payable with Interest Ninety Days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Se cretary's Office. • regaiq had to any Tender in which the Price shell not be inserted in Taords,at length, or that shall xot be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Fri day ihe iOth inst,!nt, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, Or some Person 071 his beAulf, attends, to answer when called for. • . „. • ~..t . 0 . I:LA . I , t .., 4 . " :::,:*4 t , •-• ': P•-• !I/4 . 4 ,, ,3.T4;i, , ,,fri7i., 7 ,, -'- ` -- -lc -....,__.• 4 '',AV A --,__--:' - - z.- - - - -1. . f:11.4 . , 4 1 , . -- 1," " 4 1 : A "'"",-. 4-- !" , =" j c .,-----'; 5. --L----- ,- - "4; ' ! .' : ' ,4, ‘.›.- it\ ~,.....,,c, THuRsDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1815. ARMY cosTRAcTS. Connuissary in Chief's Office, Gre4t George , OTlCt f :is hereby given to all' Persons de sirous of Contracting to supply the following Articles for the use of the :NEW, BEEF and hitrlT&l, to his Majesty's I,,tidrorces in Cantonments, Qua►`tei;, and Barracks, in the under-men tioned Counties and Islands :—Dorset, Durham (including Holy island), Essex, Hants, Huntingdon, Isle of Wight, Kcut, 11 - arwick, York. . FORAGE, viz. OATS, HAT, and STRAW, to his Ma. jesty's Cavalry in Barracks, and Oats in Cantonments and Quarters, in the under-mentioned Counties in South Bri - - tain :—Berks, Cornwall, Hants (including the Isle of Wight); Kent, Somerset, Sussex, Wilts ; and in the several Counties in No:th Britain. That the Deliveries are to commence on and - for-the 25th day of December next; that Proposals in writing, sealed up atkd marked . 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"cquel to the History of the Campaign- of IET4. fly M. de Beau. charni. Colburn, Conduit street, pp. 51. pr. ^S.OJ, Of thi s very interesting Pamphlet, which has just appeared, we could scarcely sap any thing more cOnimentlatOrY than that after all the . . . ac counts which we have perused of the events on which it treats, and partiCularly of theinemorable . , Battle of Waterloo, it is so lucid and vigorous int its descriptions, and places every feedlot circum stance in- so 'clear .a paint of view; that we lace read it With uneommen pleasure, and have been. Mitch informed by the prominent manner in which it has set ftiftli the subject. It is a eoncise and rapid 'sketch, but, nevertheless, posiesses accu racy and fullness enough to entitle it to general faVout, and is remarkable for the greatest merit. Which, productions of this kind can have—im partiality. After tatiing a glance at the landing of BUONA• PAlti'a at Cannes, on the Ist of March, his march to Feria, and the fliirht of the :King, the Author, in as summary a manner, records the chief acts of Governthent *Welt marked the brief dominion of the Coisican, Previous to his assuming the com mand, Of his . armies, When all the delusions re - - specting the return of MARIA Louts*; and the Pacific intentions of the Allies, Were dissipated ; 'When ,the foolish pageant of the Champ-de-Alta Was over-; : and when, .while the country groaned under Sub-Tyrants sent into 'every department, the Grand -Despot he the hartlitood to - tonftss to France, that She 'Must contend for him iu against combined -Europe. Amid all -his avocations, the Usurper bad not been inattentive to the re-organitation of his mi litary .power„ - and the restoration of Inisoners; 'ate. enabled.him not only to collect, but to equip in the completest manner, a force as im posing as -ever Commander led to the field of combat. In artillery he was partici:lady mighty, having full three hundred pieces in the best possible condition. Having limn ell a inn c . Lion of all his corps, the enemy entered Belgium at the bead of about 130,000 picked men. His design was evidently to strike a great blow before the Allied forces were all assembled, and to con solidate his power by a victory over a distinguiih `et! portion of them, which would at least gratify. his vengeance against the British, if it did not pa ralize the coalition, or afford hint the hope of exe cuting his famous system of beating his opponents in detail. We shall not follow tile affairs of the 15th June, whet) the Prussians were first attacked on the 'Sambre, and driven back, nor even enter into a recapitulation of the battle of the 16th, in which. 4LIJCHER was- 'worsted, but retired in admirable order, while Marshal Nat, with two corps engaged the British troops which had come up on the French Lit, and succeeded in occupying them till night, with great slaughter on 'all sides. The presumption of the Usurper was now ex alted to:its usual pitch. SooeT wrote his celebrated laconic note, announcing, that the Allied line hall been separated, and that WELLINGTON and BLU CHER-had with difficulty escaped. France rung with shouts of victory, and what was of greater conse quence, the, Army was inspirited to the very acme of enthusiasm. These feelings were exaggerated almost to de lirium when, at dawn on the 17th, it was disco vered that the British were retreating. The French soldiers :mull officers spoke lutly of driving them somewhere into the sea after sacking Brussels, and, if they had had time would doubt less have gambled for their spoils, as they did on the eve of the battle of Agincourt. But the Duke of WELLINGTON had other views: On the 18th, when the enemy rose to continue the pursuit, he found he had nut far to el. The British Army were discovered on the ground ready for battle. BUONAPITE was in raptures, and, unable to restrain his transport, he exclaimed aloud (page 28)—'` Ah! I hare delft, then,—these English !" Little did he dream that be had caught a Tartar. The first part of the battle, and the reiterated and sanguinary attacks upon llo.gentont atid 134 H:qc Sainte king described, the author thus proceeds, " The points, at which th'e two English wings had tiiken their station, beeu carried, the TRANSPORT-OFFICE, Oct. B', 181 5. ?THE 031 MISSIONERS for ,Conducting Hit " M " .31.1.IESTY's TR-INSPOR7' SERIPICE,for taking Care of Sic!: and !Founded Seirmen, and for the Care and Castody af Prisoners of Mar, do hereby give Notice, that' they will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday, the 21st. Novembo, Al 5, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may be willing to contract for azyplying the Royal hospital at Hasiar, for Twelve Months certain, from the Ist JCinnary, - 1816, with Beef, Oatmeal, Carrots, Mutton, Sap, Sugar, Bread; Salt, Wine, • Cheese, Vinegar, Beer, Rice, 01, and Barley, Soap, Bruins, No Tender will be received.affrr .one o'Clock on the Day of • Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party, o r an Agent for personally attend.• Each Tender must be accompanied by a Letter from two respectable Persons, engaging to become bound with the. Persan tendering, in the Sum of 5001. for the due pert orm.7laT of the Contract. • . _ Farther Particulars mqg be known by applying at • this Office, or to the Steward of the saidllospital. . TR.LVSPORT-OFFICEi Oct. 2S, 1815. TRE COMMISSIONERS for. Conducting His MAJESTY'S TRANSPORT., SERVICE; .for &thing Care of S;et: and Trounded Seamen,, ,and for the,_Care and CustodY of Pri,Frincri of 17 - or, do herebY ice A - otice, that they will be ready of Office, on frednesday, the 22d November, 1815; to receive sealed 7'extlers, and treat with such fcesons us may be willing to contract for Sap-, ply-in g the Royal Ifo.t-,i!al at Pl fi ntouth,fur Twelve m en the ccrtain,ifrovt t 4. .141.!vcarzi, MG, with . • . . Seat, Rice, ~. Salt, Sugar, Muttßn, Bar;ey. Vinegar, Wine,. ilreatl, Oatmeal, Oil, Beer, Clieese, Sa.,:ti, • Soap, Bavins. No Tender will be received after One o'Clock on the Day of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party, or an Agent for him, personally attend. :Each Tender must be accom panied by a Lettir feom two respectable Persons, engag ing to become bound with the Person tendering, in the Sum of 5001. for the due Performance of the Contract. Farther Particulars may be known by applying at this Office; or to the Steward of the said Hospital. TRANSPORT—OFFICE, Oct. 28, IS 15. . • rrITE CaIibIISSIONERS for Conducting Ills 31.1.1 f EST PS TRANS P ORT,SE R VICE , far taking Care of Sick. and Wounded Seamen, and for the Care and Cus tody qi 'Prisoners of frar, do hereby give Notice, that they will Lc ready at . this . Office, on Thursday, Me .23d November, 1815, is receive scaled readers, and treat with such Persons as may be willing to contract for Supplying the Roital Hospital at Deal, fi,r Twelve Months certain,] om the Ist January, 1316; with Beef, Barley, - Candle!, tklutton, Oatmeal, Coals, Bread, Salt, • Sugar, Cheese, Vinegar, Beer, . Sa4o, • , Oil, . and Rice, Soap, " Baying,. No Tender will be received after One o'Cloch on the Day of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party, or an "'gent for hidit, personally attend. Each Tender must be :aecompanicel by a Letterfrom two respectable Pcrsans, engaging. to become bound with the Person tendering, in the SUM of 5001. for the due performance of the Contract. Farther particulars may be known by applying at this Qfflee ; or to the Steward of the said Hospital. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Nov. 3, 1815. Trim Co tirtTaDIAECTORS of the uNITED COMPANY of. MERCHANTS of ENGLAND TRAD- G. to the EAST INDIES, ,(1u• hereby give Notiee, That the Court's Advertisement of the 25th ult. for the HIRE of SHIPS of 1200 ToUs and uwards, for One Voyage is the Company'i Regular Service, and the Tenders for which were to he delivered at thii House o❑ Friday, the 10th instant, is withdrawn. • The Court further give Notice, that thiCourt will be ready to receive Proposals, in writing, at any time on or before Fri day, the 17th instant, from the Owners of Ships of the bur then of 1 Wu Tuns and upwards, Builders' measurement, spe .eifyitig in one sum the whole Rate of Freight at which they may be wiling to LET such SHIPS for One Voyage in the Company's Regular Service. The Court turtlulr give Notice, that no Tender will be re ceived for such Ships as have been in the scevice Of the Com pany, if they have already gone more than six voyages. The Tenders, with 'the words'' Ship Tender" on the corer, to be severally sealed up, and left with the Secretary, at or before TwaAveo'Clorl, at Noon, on the said 17th November, beyondwh'ichitour the Court will not receive any Tender. JAMES COBB, Secretary. Thc 'Pat ' , Wars of the Terms and Conditions under which the Ships ill be engage 4 for the Companys Ber r i en , Way -be had up!) apillica!ion to John Morice, 1,4, to the Committee of:Snipping, on or after Monday, lite 6th , _ • ~. ~..„.• —7- ,:v --1: ----- v , e *4l I - - •. •, 4r. v . !,t , iit,