The National Register.
London, England, 1811-12-22 00:00:00

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Battle of Albuera, America, France, and Sicily • . 346, 7
Portugal, Spanish Guerillas, and War iii the North 360, 61
Peninsula, France, and S A eden . . 374 to 77
Vratice, Encounter between British and American
vessels .. . . - 390 to 92
aussia and France, Little Belt, &c. and Fete at Paris 406, 7
Portugal, Lord Stanhope's Bill, and Queen's Council 424 5
Fall of Tarragona, Spain and Austria. and Expose 438 to 4')
Capture of Seville, Moniteur on the Isle of France 454 to 56
Peninsula, Inva-ion, and arrival of Foreigners . 470 to 73
Cadiz, Portugal, French and Danish exploits, and
Duke of Cadore . . . 486 to S 9
Peninsula, Mails from Malta, Gibraltar, and Anholt 502 to 4
French Papers, Duke of Cadore, and Portugal 518 to 19
Moniteurs, Atalanta fights Entr.epenante, and Ame-
. . . . 525 to 27
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America, India, Peninsula, and Jam.iira . 550 to 52
Paris Papers, America, Russia and Turkey, and
.French Fleet . . . . 566, 7
Portugal, Anholt Mails, France, Russia, and Swe-
den . . . .
Melampus and President, Portugal, Prussian States,
-Buenos Ayres, and Boulogne Flotilla . 597 to 600
Lisbon Mail, French in Spain, America, &c. til4 to 16
Peninsula, Guernsey and Jersey, America, and

582 to 8+

636 to 32

.France
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Victory of General Ballasteros, French Papers,
and Anholt
Buenos Ayres, Peninsula,. and .Anholt Mail .
Sicily, Spain, French Papers, and Prussia
Dispatches from Lord Wellington, and America
Naval Actions, Northern Powers, and Catholic De-
legates . 710 to 12
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Taking of Tamatave, Cadiz, and Anholt Mails, &c. 726 to 29
Surrender of Saguntum, Defeat of Girard . . 742 to 5
Anholt Mails, and Commission to South America . 758,9
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General Hill's Victory, and Spain . . 775,6
Murder, America, and Capture of Batavia
Peninsula, France, and South America

646 to 49
662 to 65
678 to 80
695 to 96

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Extraordinary Character, 601-Freemen of Southwark, 61-3
Paper-Money in Berbice, 620-Wo(R Trade, 6'27-Guineas
smuggled into France, 633-Curious Proclamation OP -Queen
Elizabsth, €36-Extracts from Mr. Trotter's Memoirs of
• the right hon. C. J. Fqx, 645-Strand Bridge, 651-My-s-
-terious .Circumstance, 6.52-Mas.,acre at Alexandria, 652
• Instance of Fanaticism, 658-Illegality of Arresting the De-
ceased, 665-Plan for establishing a Flying Club, 668-Mys-
terit.us Ftmale, (82-Adventures of Ulysses, 684-Spanieh
Guerillas' 76.3-Seizure ---
of Christophe's Regalia, 763-Ma-
trimonial trimoniallnfidelity, siO-Parochial Watch, 811;--Strean1.9f
. Time, 82.1-Foreigri Suiddes, 820.
THE COURT.
•HIS MA JrSTY '6 HEA LT 11.-•••1 '24, 41, 56, 64, 71, 80,
106, 121, 137, -153, 155, 169, 184, 201), 216, !132-, 249,
297, 3'27, 331, 348, 361, 409, 426, 4`'.1,. 454, 470, 486,
502, !,18, 535, .550, 566, 584, 597, 614, 830, 646, 678,
710, 731, 746, 761, 775, 807, 622.

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Mausoleum of the Sovereign . • • 475, 570, 809.
Sacrament administered to H. R. H. the Prince of Wales)
as his regeritial qualification . 77
Installation of the Prince Regent • . 91
The Regent's Court.-91, 123, 142, 171, 239, 539, 569,

731,810.
Extraordinary Gazette recording thißegent's Instalment . 92
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Fete at Carlton House . . . 393, 411
HER MAJEsTv's COURT.—Councils held by the Qttecn,
and their Examinations of the Physicians attending his
Majesty ; 109, 231, 265.
Court News.-315, 523, 535, 537, 585, 683, 746, 761, 776

FASHIONS.

LONDON FASHIONS-16, 79, 140, 405, 492, 557, C 33, 394., •
PARISIAN FASHIONS-46.
FASHIONABLE LITERATURE.
Cromek's Remains
The Suer Gun

English Sculpture

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FINE ARTS.

DRAMATIC REGISTER.
COVENT..GA_RDEN.—The Knight of Snowden, 93—The 'Ga-
zette Extraordinary, 268—Mr. Young's performance of
Rolla, 3'79—Season Closed, 477—Re- openir of this Thea-
tre, 588—Mr. Sinclair, 03—Mrs. Waring, 635—Kamt-
chatka; or, the Slaves' Tribute, 669—Miss Peron, 684
Up to Town. 731—Mr. Grant, as Sir P. Macsycophant,
781—Harlequin and Padmanaba ; or, the Golden Fish, 8L.5.
LTV-Ind.—Lost and Found, 31—The Bee-Hive, 44—The Pea-
sant Boy, 93—Ourselves, 142, 158—The Americans, 269
Where to find a Friend,349---ENGLISII OPERA—Any Thing
blew, 427—Quadrupeds; or, the Manager s Last Kick,
460—The Wood Demon, 490—The Poarding House, 557
—Mrs. Hetherington, as Clara, in the Duenna, 571
M. P. ; or, the Hue Stoc!: ing, 588—careen-eyed Monster,
&c. 669-I'he Rejection, 746—Mrs. Brereten, 825—White
- Cat, 825.

HATMARKET.—Opening of the Theatre—Colman's Address,
317—Trial by Jury, 349-Ibe Royal Oak. 379—Round
Robin, 396—The Outside Passenger, 426--Quadrupeds of
Quedlinburgli, 476—Return of Mr. Holman and his
Daughter's acting, 539, 557—Mrs. Minton. 58S—Darkness
Visible, 618—Benighted Travellers, &c; 635.
ITALIAN OPERA.—Operatical Contentions, 27, 61, 159-The
Laws of Opera, 172.
THEATRICAL MEMORANDA.--DCre3Se of Mr. Lewis, 44-•-•
'theatrical Darkness, 44--Pati,i,:it Theatre, 78-Mr.
Co;.ke's American Toi:r, 45. 158- Fr,.tich '1" heatre opened
at Cupar Fife, 571—Rebuilding ift Drury•lane
669, 684—Patents for '1
heatres, 777.
TH F. PULPIT.

Right Reverend the Bishop of Norwich . . 316
The very Reverend John Parsons 1.). D. Dean of Bristol 188
Rev. Richan.! l'ovah, L. L. D. . . 28, 60
Henry Budd, B. A. . . . 139
John Church . . 202
Richard Harrison, A. M. . . 220
Thomas Raffles .
John Clayton. jun. . . . '267
— , . . . 378
Thomas Sheppard, M. A. . • . 602
Thomas Clare, M.A. . . 634
---- Junes Bo(icit . 663
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---.. Wa,ts I.4'ilrinson, B. A. • • . 714
—.. John Liefehild • . 762
-- Geory i'ownsca . 811

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