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TN EA TR 83104 A L. CO,Y,gNT.G4RDEN.
THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, October 23,
wiU be acted, the Vested, of
THE RIVALS,
Sir Antheey Absolute, ler. W. Farm ; !Or Lucie* &Trig.
ee Mr. Jaws • Faalbleed, Me, Toltec Captain Alm
Itint-
. Mr. C. hte; Acres, Mr. ts..; Tag, Mr. Farley;
sil, Mr. Emery. Mrs. Malaprop, Mrs. Hoverport; Lydia
!Anguish, Miss Branton; isles, Ms.. Emmett; Lacy, Mrs.
Gibbs; leash bliss Shaw.
After whir% (for the third time), s sew Seniors Desos,
in 'three acts, calkd
PROOF PRESUMPTIVE:.
OR, THE ABBEY OF PAN MARCO.
With sew Scenery, Doors, and Decorations.
The principal Ctierieters by Mr. Matroily, Mr, Abbott,
Mr. C. Rouble, Mr. Farley, Mr. Egerton, Mrs. nitwit, sod
Bliss Bodes.
A Priem, Box may be bad for the lessee, or
Mr. linsadiss, as the Do Aim
Doors is be stowed at Six, and the riffefIRSSOI to blebi
ft Seven.
Buses, Ts. Seated Frio,. h. Se. SA. Cresol
!tire, 2. —Lower Gallery, 2e. Seeoud Price, Is—Upper
Wiallery, le. Second Price, Ed.
Placer foe the Boars Is be takes of Mr. Braisdeb, at the
11s: etch. Hart-street, frets Tee till Fear.
Tomorrow, the Tragedy of Isabella s Biros Mr. Trope;
tins. O'Neill. To which will be added, The Barber
sof Seville.
On Moiety, the Tragedy of Romeo sod Juliet. After
which, The Bather of Seville.
Oa Tuesday. the Tragedy of Fate; with The Weddieg
I).y, and The Barber of &wilt*.
On Wednesday, the Comedy of The Elasticities Marriage ;
with the sew Serious Drama of Pate Presumptive, or The
Ablety of Sirs Mace.
Mr. W. Fortes will appear is the wait after wet, as Doe
Mareel, in the Comedy et She Would mid Illte World Net;
sail W1.'1%41111 will appear is the part of Hypolits.
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The billowing Entertainment! being well received and nsuel
applauded the four preceding Pressings, will be repeated.
STRAND THEATRE, THE SANS PAREIL.
Coder the Authority of the Right Hun. the Lord Mum.
beelaia.
THIS PRESENT PRESENT FRIDAY. October 23,
mid To-molegotv (SATURDAY 44), will be
prevented, fifth abd vita limes, se eaftra New Farcical
Herletta pa Two Acts), with sew arid appropriate Music,
Scoter', and Dresses. called,
BACHELORS' ,MISERIES;
OR, THE DOUBLE DISAPPOINTAI ENT.
Principal Cloaraelers--Mr. Meredith, Mr. Gornersal (his
Afth appearance in this 'Theatre), Mr. Doses, Mr. Villiers,
Sir. Daly, Mr. Sired& and Mr. Mader (his lAftll app
in this Theatre these Ave years), Mrs. Daly, Mrs. Mailer,
Miss Garcia, and Mrs. Beineimieder.
Afire which. an ratite New Pastoral Ballet, with New
Music, Dresses, and Sceneey, composed by Mr. John
Jones, entitled.
KISS IN Tiff. RING;
OR, WHO STOLE THE APPLES?
Principal Dancers and Characters—Robin, Mr..l. /ones,
from the King's Theatre; Principal Dancing Rustic., Mr.
ikirlry and Miss Walton; and &biotite, Miss Harrison,
from the Liag's Theatre, her fifth appearance in this
Theatre.
In the ravine of the Ballet will be introduced, a Walls
'Omni. by the whole Company of Maras.
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To roneblide with (fifth tivne these three years) the admired
Melo-Dramatic Romantic Nasal Burisits written by
Mita Scull, with new and splendid Dresses, Properties, mut
'Picea/twee Scenery; the Maisie by Reeve. milled,
THE INI)IAN HUNTERS.
Enropeen•—.Captais Maitland. Mr..). Jones; Dan Dock
.(e pi idol Sailor), Nit. Meredith; Herbert, Mr. Villiers; Styptic
(the Mani), Mr. Campbell, his Ilfth spperwasee in this Then-
are these Ave 'cam; and Sidney Nelson (a Midshipman),
bliss Scott. &builds, Mrs. Messetasieder, and Rosa, bet
daineliter, Mies Le Brun.
At the end of the First Aet, a Grand Chsraeteristie
iarnee. by Mr. J. Jones, Mr. W. Kirby, Miss Waltus, MIMI
Xi+ Harrison, who, with Mr. Junes, will istrudnee a New
tee de Des:

Asa a Finak by dm Carpi de Ballet.
hype ammo of the reran% s fawned, Rustic Suag, call-
er/ "Cherry Cheek'il Patty," by Mr. Simonelli, from the
Theatres Royal, Gormley, *eyewash, sad Plymouth.
Noon epos at Half past Five, sad begin at Nalf.paat gix.
aware, is.—Gallery, le.—Second Price at Half-
post Eight.
Placer 10 hr taken of Ale. Shuck, at the Noa-Office of the
Theory. from Tem till Fuur.—Places catietut be kept after
Malipa4 Seven.
oaa A New Spanish Barletta is is echearael, 1111 Vi
irwrily be produced.

I‘/Cr RS. BEI.I.'S CORSETS are tineveraillc
A acknowledged ve be wadi soperiur 110 any others
.Ter bc,ire made: aisey eve that necessary consequence,
dignity, aware, sad beauty to the bot4t an much desired, but
%Inch were %ewer before attained in this oe soy other coon.
try a greater' improwsmeat to the bust cavort be expect-
ed—this I. nom %raced .by Ladies of the first rook, and dis-
tinguished for *lnv refined unite iu areas. In addition to
this important decla.Ml *be fatally twee assegai vocally
stated that Mrs. ant's Cornea slope ought to he smote ur
woo*. iu coaruqucuce of their tendency to lecturer the
health.
Mrs. BELL'S Collection of SHUAKEItY is unique and
in immense variety. Ball Drew., Leconte and Morning
Dresses, Pelisses, Habits, kr: of great elsoicv and novelty.
French Milliuers of the first eminence reside with Mrs.
Belt, at No. 5?, Sit-Jatace'aitreet, Carrel loventrehe to the
Duties, of //Ait.

HAKEWILVE VIEWE IN ITALY.
The Reeved Mosher of •
HAKEWILL'S VIEWS in ITALY, alas.
tante, of Addison, Emmen, Yon,* flz•eniraved
by LANDSEER, OEO. COOKE, fie. will be published on
the Snood of November.
Prided for Jobe Murray, Albeiserlwebret, Leedom.
No. 111. will lbeinibliebed os the lot of Deembee.

NORTH POLE.
On the id of November will be published, in One Totems
S. with • Kap, price Ha.
HISTORY of VOYAGES into the POLAR
REGIONS; andertaken chieSy for the p et
discovering • Nortb-East, • Nurtb-West. or Polar
between die Atlantic tied Pacific; (rem the earliest periods
of Scandinavian Navigstios, to dm &pastime resent
Espeildisos ostler die Orders of Goma. Ram sad Sedan.
By JOHN BARROW F.ILS.
Printed for Jobs Marray, Allaesaarle.street, London.

On the lifof November will be published, two. la. id.
112LACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGA-
II. ZINE or MONTH LT REGUfTER of GENERAL
LITERATURE, ICIENCE,.and ART. No. XIX.
1. Resgowlts ea the Poetry-of T'bensas Moore. 11. The
Miasftel of gruff fieriebuled.) 111 Vie Passage's Prayer
to Sleep. IV. The Literary Character illustrated by the Nis.
roc, Of Mt% of Orallts • by Mr. Disraeli. V. A Night in
the tiitecolobs. VI. Selection from Ashrosos. VII. Life
of Sir Monies Moroi by his sors-la.law, William Roper,
Esq. VIA. Obnerealloos suggested by the Edinburgh Re-
viewer's Account of the Life of the late Bishop of Landoll:
IX. Letter from Gray the Puet N Covet Alprottl. X. Let.
ter (ruin the H.E. Rorke Walpole. XI. A verbal Thoth.
Boa of the •Easperstr of Morocco's Letter lo Qom Anse;
by Simon Oakley.. ZI I. &bliss, from the Gewgaws of &Ili.
ger. XIII. Description of the Deessiog.Bon of Anima, a
Roseau Lady of the Fourth Cestary, found In the Year 1714.
XIV. Memoirs of award Cope Everted. XV. Os the
Storks or Public Foods.. XVI. !Ricardo and the Edinbiovb
Review. XVII. Canalises Veastiaaa. XVIII. Horn Can-
tabrizieosis, Ns. 11. XIX Pride sad Vanity. XX. Ana-
lyticsl Flaps on linearly English Dramatists, No. VI. Stair.
ley's Traitor. XXI. To the Right Hos. Lady Anne Scott,
of Boceleorh. Edith and Nora, a Pastoral Poet's
Dream. XXIII. Of the Effects of Kasai/dee upon Society.
XXIV. Ao Account of Ilse System of the Weather of the
British Islands, discovered by Lietiteaast George Maikenzie.
XXV. A Description of the Val de Bogue, in the Bas Valais,
sad of the Disaster which betel it in Jose 1518; consmnsi-
cnted by Professor Piety*. XXVI. Account of the Eapedi-
lion to the North Pole. XXVII. Literary and Scieatiac In.
triligence.--Works preparing for Publiestion.—Morsibly
List of New Publications. XXVIII. Monthly Register.—.
Meteorological Report—Commercial Report. —Promotions
Cud Appoiotriseate.-41irthe, Marriages, and Death'.
Printed fur Jobs Murray, Loodoo.

Saks ,
Did „ t deep.
einteises sf Ilas .sehoel N:-We usders4ed funs .the master
=that be bed seemeded I. alloy of his Chancery snit',
be still wee in Chanece,.;:sod I am not aware that
we heard the enostotof the essanues; as precise anus wee
dated; the parishioners stated it at a very large sum, but
the jester said tkey lad Coesidiaibly overrated it.
Whit was the no bsedlessared In the pariah
ills I-
-4 uttentioesd, sheet IP4C note.
ha•
did the ulster my to t esteem! ?--s/le NM it
• Did he tall yes Fist thermally nem P-sel think he mem-
that from 9961. to 9001. $ year he had at present
, Did be laded. swidier that the anent of Ines takes
seeder the leasos?-41,' did not specify the nature of the
PeePertY•
Do you hew hes &shish are leo,They were let, we
understood, when he came to them, sad had been let en
long less
For hew Nog P—l moot say. • ..
Did Ise uodentaad be had set side any of those Inset,
on aceonst of the length of the tees NAY* understood so
from Isis statement, by s suit is equity.
Does he Is saw epos lease'—'That 1 went my.
Did you understand that a rise of rents was expected by
the master from the present time t.--!roe the Mika he had
recovered. (We wish to speak very guardedly es these
points, because we did sot examis SS them)
T. Dr. wood.}—Whet the visitors had side their report
to yes, what order did eu make in estmegseace!-1 wrote
to the master, statue him certain suggestions fee the re.gaieties
,of bedstioglps school; with the permission of the
Committers I wiltdellve Id both its litter aid the Ws*
.ills/ tees road str ARNO
Suassortoss Ow the Regulation of Pincitllsgtos
• That prayers be Mad s a.% o'clock in the morning from
Lodyday to Miebaeleas, Mil at eight from Michaelmas
to Ladyday, after whist the bailment the school shall
cestSee till sissieciesti is each mil* than he released
at tee, sad testis." Nil twelve; at map I. ail Afternoon it
shall recommence sod estatioue till four o'clock from
Michaelmas to Ladyday, Sod till ille eels* from Ladyday
to Michaelson; sad at the close of the whole prayers shall
be read.
The master or the uher, or both, shall attend during
these hiss.
That s register shall be kept of the time Wises each boy
esters the school, sod when he !roves it, his age at stasis.
eion sod the place of his birth.
That if any boy shall 'betel himself free die besieges of
the wheel at one time, Sr at separate times, more time three
wombs is ese year, unless from illness, ere with the appeobe-
ties seasset of the ulster, he shell be considered as bev-
ies left the school, sod the circumstances of the ease shall
be sewed is the mister 1 diolsowever shill not prevent the
masinsissise of the boy, If the master thinks It proper.
'that se elided usher shall be appointed without delay.
St. John's, January 0,1818.

toski eta,
In the preceding pages you have the regulations which
appear is ma to be absolutely necessary for the proper ma-
nager/seat of Pockliagtoo school. Is drawing them up 1
had the sesistaace of the seniors, who tell me, however, that
the superisdessievies of the school nets wholly with myself.
If you have any obesrvstioes to make upon them, or any
*then to suggest, I shall consider your suggestions witb this
utmost attention • in the abeiatiene, y trust lbws will be put
in force, sad immediately.
Believe me, my deer Sir,
Your (ARUf ! humble servanV,
St. Sebes, January *l,lOlO. J. *Wit
Have you gives soy order for admitting bobs fees without
espease?—He hos sever any, except in one particular ease.
Do you state this from your own knowledge, or from the
represeetatiou of she master himself!.-His repeseeshdisms,
and the regwesentatisto of the pariebioners.
What is the case to to which you allude'—The ease of a
boy, which 1 esansioed into, when I was down there; be
had been at the school some time ago, and was pusished
far Isis went sod isalleatioo, and the father removed hint
from the school eousequeesee ; that happened staid five
years ago. On Monday last he applied to be re-admitted
into the school; be is sow between eighteea and nineteen.
could sot exactly learn where be had bees; he had hem at
some other school in the lateen, ; but, ou
found be bad also been a methodist preacher, sad, I pre-
sume, is so sew. The master refused to admit Mb, sad 1
thought it a remessalle grouted of missal.
Tu what do you ascribe there being so few scholars, if be
refused nom who applied?-1 rather think that it was owing
to the circumetalrce that appears in one of these uwestioas,
that the esker became deaf, sod was therefore sot capable
of teaching.
Does the master not lei& himself'—Tee.
Wm there may impediment to prevent him trots teaching
more them one?—Not that 1 know of.
How did he account for not having more thou one hey at
the NSW himself'—That 1 do out know.
To Mr. Horobuckle sad Mr. Calvert.}—How lid the mss.
ter account to you for not bawled wort than one boy in the
School'—Partly from his other eugagemests, and from his
long absences is town as accoust of his law salts.
How many inhabitants do you apprehend them are is
IPocklingtou?—Speaking 'merely from SIN sloe of 'fie *owls 1
should suppose about 1,000; it is a small market town.
Did you understand, that though he never positively re-
fused a boy, that be, by his conduct, so acted all to prevent
boys from Wog put to IM ?—There was our com-
plaint' which has been alluded to by Dr. Wood, of his Mein
dogred I boy, and his father bad taken him away.
Was it complained, diet that doggies *bids hod been
given was lie coosequesce of some inquiries made by the fa-
ttier ns to the mismanigessent of the school?--That Was not
the statement or the matter himself; his ailment was, that
it was for the misconduct of the boy.
Dill you kw any other stelemest ?-1 believe another
statement appears in the austere to the queseireos.
kir. Calvert.)--I recollect it was iasinuated at the time
that he was dogged severely, iu mosequeme of his father
having total some mesbures respecting the otaitagemeat of
he school.
M. Hovalsockle.)—The father brought him back in about
• fortnight, and tendered him agile • hut the master re.
fused to receive him, as the father had taken him away.
Did you two gentlemen go the other day with Dr. Wood'
—No.
To Dr. Wood.)—Yotrr orders haring hem eves hug !a-
-1118617, vases you was to l'brkliagton, did yen dud they
bad been complied with?.--1 did.
In all reemets?—Yes. es tar as I could observe.
The scholars have incresc d from one to eight'—Yes.
Was the usher • competent prrsoo ?—The usher is a part
of the corporation; they have got an assistant who is a pro-
per person.
(To be eoattsesd.,)

On returning to his apartments, the King received
the Ministers, Secretaries of Stott, the Marshal*,
the Cardinals, several Peers, and Officers of yeti-
ins ranks.

The Marshal Doke of Reggio sets out on Wed-
ties* next, Tor his estate of Bar-stir-Ormain,
Set*. icelleoeys will remain for some..time.
'the king of Prussia had named a Commission,
charged with examining the judiciary institutions
left by the French Government in the countries
now forming the Duchy of the • Lower lthine.
This Commission, composed of Ai M. Sethe, Bo-
ling, Si mon, Visehenich, Schwartz, and Daniels. has
fully declared for the publicity of every species of
procedure, and for the preservation of the Jury.
Some German jurisconsults have nosed a violent
opposition to this system ; some have attributed to
despotism, others to revolutionary -errors, the happy
chantes introduced into the mintier of dispensing
justice. M. Welker, professor of civil law at
Heidelberg, a writer well known in Germany, has
inserted in the Literary Journal of that 'town,
alienation fraught with eloquence and learning
on the report of the King of Prussia's Commission.
Heproves that the protecting forms, against which
some persons now declaim.. were anciently the basis
of common law in Germany. M. Welker finally
states.that MN. Feuerbach, of Bavaria, and Grol-
allesse-Dsrmstrdt, the two most formidable
adversaries to Judea and the publicity of proceed-
iugs, resouncing their opinions, at now con-
vinced that these institutions ere indispensable for
the preiervation of political and individual liberty.
The Journal de Maine et Loire, in speakirm of
the vintage in that quarter, says, there has not been
so line a one Tor 30 years.
The discontent at Fribourg is so great, in conse-
quence of the resolution of the Great Council for
restoring the Jesuits, that several of the inhabitants
are preparing to abandon the country, aud to emi-
grate to America.
Letters from Aix-la-Chapelle state, that the Em-
peror Alexander Ines made presents of diamond
rings to the officers of his Pllll4lllO regiment accor-
ding to their rank.
l'fie Russian troops will, it is said, commence on
the tOth to evacuate France. They will return by
way of Wirtemberg.
The following article is extracted from the Con.
vier of the Rae Rhin
An agent of one of the principal houses of Boa.
toe, in the United States of America, arrived here
a few days ago, and set off almost immediately on
his route to Germany.

4, This agent is the bearer of authentic deeds for
nearly two millions of acres of land, of sdpesior soil,
Situated in the States of Kentucky and Virginia ;
he is commissioned to sell them collectively or iii
lots, or to engage individuals to form ar► agricul-
tural and manufacturing society. for the purpose
of improving the land, and to form establishments,
which wisuid be compensated by incalculable pro-
ductions.

" The authority under which he acts leaves not
the least doubt of the authenticity of his mission ;
and the stay which he intends making at Carlsruhe,
will facilitate the means of obtaining information
to those interested in this important concern."
It is confidently mated, that amongst the pro-
jets des kir which will be presented at the next Ses-
sion. there will be one relative to a new organiza-
tion of Juries, on the basis of the law of Elections,
and by substituting the ballot for the tiveseset wode
of nomination.

A projet will also be submitted. to the effect of
regulating the practicei of the Judicature iu the
consignment and duration of solitary confinement
(ex secret/, and the case• in which it may be re-
sorted to.

A 4etter from Strasburg,. dated the 10th iutt.
states, that the illness or the Duke de Fvltre
(who continues at his country seat at Neuviller,
uear %teeri e). has assumed a mure.serions charac-
ter, and it is asserted that he is attacked with
dropsy is the chest.
Colonel Mudge, the English astronomer, who

has been expected to tweet MM. Biut and Awn,
for the purpose of continuing their operations rela-
tive to measuring the earth, arrived at Dunkirk on
the 11th inst. in his Britanuic Majesty's brig In-
vestigator. The commander of her is M. Thomas,
who gave so nanny proofs of zeal to M. Blot, when
he visited the Shetland Isles. These scientifc
Gentlemen -immediately commenced their impor.
taut labours, whieb will be speedily terminated, if

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me .to be favoured in this season with tine
nights.
llowing plasm are cot:pained in a circn-
iressed by the Prefect of La Moselle to the
of the Communes under his authority.
. •
I flounce to them the departure of the Allied
assosseteg Is yet**. this happy event, for which
• am indebted to the wisdom of live. !king and to
conduct, I do mot doubt, Sir, that the inhabit**
commune will, in the expression of their joy, ire-
' dignity which they have shewn daring a pelriod
. and suffering. 'Airy will be anxious that fn.
reigners should separate from Ilsetti like guests, and that
they may go sad attest to Aufope„ that Fraser, equal in
adverse or prosperous fortune, supported their presence
withuut degradation, and ;Witriessed their deplisture without
insult. • .
" You will be cereal, Sir, to maintain flat good har-
mony which bss hitherto subsisted between the Ibhabitanth
and forsigners, sod you wilt *albs's* that the tb-iops of the

Allied PoWers (whether Obey be those which have occupied
this department, or those passiug through, to return to their
country) be treated with attention you will instantly sup-
press all expressions of joy which may appear injui ions.
and yips will vigilantly watch that no excess be committed.
The orders of the Kink are positive un this subject; yea
are respOusible for tbeir excitation."
CADIZ, OCTOBER 2.
. .

We see, by the Buitioa Ayres Paper% which we
have received tOlhe end of June, that the Insurgent
cruisers no less harass the Nantish commerce in
the South Sea than in the Atlantic Ocean. Every
where our flag is attacked. slid unfortunately in
those distant possessioni•there is no tumid force suf-
'ffcient tb protect it. -The Depnty• from the pro-
vinces of Euenos Ayres to the Government of
Chili states, in his reports to the Supreme Di-
rector. that in the maul)) of May there entered
Valparaiso several very rich prices made by va-
rious cruisers on the emits of Guyaquil and Lima,
and that they had burned and sunk many ships
which they were unable to van away ; that one of
these cruisers had, at different periods, sustained
with advantage two thsitli with Vellarlit sent e*-
preset, by the Viceroy of Peru to capture it; once
off Callao against an tinned merchant vessel, and
again against a tortette, of VI guns, both which
were cowipehled to retire. The Deputy adds his
conviction, from the correspondence intercepted
in the priies, that the commerce of Lime, in a de.
plorable state, alternately harassed by contributions;
sod by the losses it suffers Gook Stupidities. The
sole hope of the Peruvians was placed in the expedi-
tion commanded by Osorio ; his defeat at Maypo.
has thrown them into the inmost 'matters:isnot-1; and
thi' feeling could not fail of bring augmented by
intelligence of the unfortunate re-Snit of the en-
gagement between the frigate the Esmeralda, and
the Patriot frigate the I-wear&

The Congress has xratittd to the family of Gene/
ral San Martina share of the captured property be-
longing to the State, to were the independence of
his descendants.
♦l[-LA-CIIATELLE, CCTOiIEIt 14.

The Emperor Alexander is still indispostil. ilia
Majesty, however, set oil, wi.l► the King of Pripsia,
for Spa. The King will return to-morrow, hut the
Emperor will remota or Spa unt►l the following day.
During the late indisposition of the Emperor
Francis, ffie two other Sovereigns gave him the
runt►t atfectiirz proofs of the interest they took in his
recovery. This went several times oi: foot, in the
strictest incognito, to the hotel of their august
friend, and having inquired of his health, withdrew
without seeing him, for fear of disturbing him.
The Dukt of IVellingtoU has purchased from a
merchant of this city, • pier'e of blue cassimir of
our manufacture, which proves the soperiniity of
our articles of this kin'd over those of England.

FLANDERS MAIL.

anuses," ocrount 10.

. -
Ills Majesty the King arrived here yesterday even-
ing. The Journalista of Aix-la-Chapelle have been
prohibited from speaking of the Empress Mario
Louisa, in their ',alters; bat this prohibition was not
necessary, because the discussions take place in pri.
vale, and nothing transpires.
VALENCIENNES, OCIONER 16.
The English cavalry, w!sicls wa.. itutionetl in the
environs of St. Omen and of Camel, his arrived be-
tween this city and Outliner, and has joined the
other troops of the mine notion.
All the Romaine Cronies encainped near Maidienge.
have been exercising for tome days past, ',reparatory
to the grand review, and the manneuvres which
will follow it. All is here prepared fur thr recei.
Lion of the Emperor of Russia. the King•of Prus-
sia, the Duke of Wellington. and the numerous
snits of General sts+rdU ingterlor Officers who tire
already arriving successively in this city. The
English Officers have been obliged to give sip their
lodgings. The arrival of the, Sovereigns is 11,.-
nouisted for Monday evening... All the troops will
be under arms, and the Artillery of the fortress
Will fire a salute ut their entrance.

It is affirmed that this place will be nren;pied nn
the 10th of November by a FrPneli witria4ol..
posed of a regiment of the Royal guard com.:,a

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FOREIGN /N /'G LLIUENCIC. we confirm
WO-MORROW, SATURDAY, October 44. THE QREAM OP YOUTH : a Pueas.— .1. tree.,ll "tr.. ~„4„,....‘,„ „„, new*, „,,,,i,,;„„ „. ~.___ .i.:+rithi Ile days and hi
A. their Majesties' Invents will perfecto she Tragedy of i Pristlrd fur T. Cadell and W. Davies. at school, wens $ o'clock (I in smanstr). quarter pant 10, and v I . - ' The 1011,
TR!. DISTRESSED MOTHER. 3. Tits snit/Vas Ike privilege at taking boarden, but his PARIS PAPERS. "IIP- ' -
Pyrrhus., Mr. P. Faber. Armies, Mr. Kam; Pylosies, I
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sdrogasehe, lbs. Illarkeusis; Clams, Kiss Cooke ; Cephiss, Esigrestog of the City and surrosudiag Country. Dld you loark's4 Al* halls, respecting the manage, . • PARIS, OCTOBER Ift.
Mils kers. A N HIOTORICAL sad DESCRIPTIVE eof thio school t—Tbelsomobioner, made their emit. The King, at eleven o'clock yesterday, received to snootily
Apo which, the Musical llntertalamaut of OIL ACCOpf4T of AIX- LACHAPELLE ;of its Coe* plaint. sod vos sohmitted gontious to them; and the sub• her Serena Highness the Duchess Dowager •of troops :
THE REVIEW. shies and AblielNillre, with Memoirs of OR Life sad Seita stases of the lafiscieatials we obtained is given in the an-
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row ; I y Msetwolter, Mi.lfeaton • Juba Lump. Mr. he" HbourY of the City, Sc. Sc. Mu which is added, • Did yea bear of Mbar complaints, besides those adverted ,frer • Royal Highness .Madame, and the Princes of
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epartleitlar, description of the Preparations made for the to s—igo, we aid sot.
°sherry; Caleb Qmst'em. Mr. Harley; 'Charles Williams, his August Family, mid also by the Spanish and ir orril CO
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