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Zgnetl on.each label—all others are counterfeit ; many of which.
Are interlined, in very small characters, with a different addrasi
tetween'the " No. so," and the word " Strand."

ROBERT WAR It:RN also begs to add, that bifaces Manu-
factory is at 50, Strand; nor has he an,y connection with those
pretended Warehouses professing to be.brangh establislinVOts of
his. Ail persons giving orders for Warren's Blacking are parti-
cularly requested to take notice, that -tie real iklaniffacturer is
10011 larr WARREN, 30, STRA N p.
It is strongly recommended to Shopkeepers and others who
are deceived by ►uch vile impostors, to return the trash to the
parties from whom it came, as being a punishment suitable to
base fahricators of an article so essentially necessary to the fa-
shionable world.

'Ns genuine and surpassingly brilliant Blacking stands ',NH.
Ilalk:41 for its peculiar excellence in keeping the feet perfectly
flee (rum damp in wet weather, preserving the leather soft and
pli•thic, and producing Ow most elegant polish ever beheld, re-
taining Its privtine virtues is any etiolate. Is Mid by evosy re-
spirtable vender in Town and Country,. in Bottles, at 6d. led.
and 184. each.

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TUESDAY'S Performance will open. with the first four
Movements of the DETTINOEN D DEUM ; and will
contain a Selection from JUDAS MA,CCABEUS, and other
Works of Handel, Haydn, Ste. &c.
In the Performance of THURSDAY, will be lawadeeed a
Selection front klosart's REQUIEM ; the First Part of
'Haydn's tit EATION ; Overture and Chorusses from SAUL.
In 'the Performance o( PEI DAY, the HALLELUJAH
CHORUS (rook Goetbovon't Mount of Olives; a Selection from
Haydn's SEASONS; the Opening of Graun's TF. DRUM;
and the loriticjlral Pommes from ZSRA EL IN EGYPT.

NVIiInUiSV,..I Y, September 24,
TH K ESSI A 11.

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Chi dm itVEItriNeSATU'ESDAY and THURSDAY,
thipubbergest *pd Sah, there will be
coscmrs,
AN ktif ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
Tbeiti. ekRFORNIERS.

Madame C AT A LAN!, 74111;STEPII RNS, Miss D. TRAVIS.
bliss 6CtOlpAl44, and Mrs. SA LW:ON :
Mr. VAUGHAN, Mr. SAPIO, Mr. W. KNYVETT,
142 r. BUGGINE, BOLLAMY, Ills. ISHERWOOD,
and Signor PLACCI.
Tie rest of the Vocal Department will consist of a Semi
Chorus of 26 Select Voices, and a Chorus of 60 Cantos, 48
Altos, 60 Tenors, and 72 Dames.
44ST8UMINT6 P 1137010666.41:
Leadc!rs of the Band.—Morning—Mr. Cramer. Evening—
Mr. Mori, and Zo other First Violins.

Second Violins...—ide, W. Oriesbach and Mr. White, and 28,
others.
Violas.—Messrs. 11. Ashley and Daniels, and 18 others.
Violoncellos.—Messrs. Lindley, and 18 others.
Double Basses.—Signors Drgonetti mad Autism', sad 141
others.

Strpents.--Messrs. • Andra and • lNsnman.
Flutes.—Mews. Nicholson and Henderson, and four others.
05oes.—Messrs. Erstiue and Sharpe, and six others.
tlarionetts.—Mesars. Willman and Mahon, and four others.
Horns.-... Signor turd, Messrs. Petrides, and five others.
Vassoonsb--.llessrs. blatddatesh, and Janus Tully, and six
others.

Trtimpets.Messr.s. Harper and Hyde. and four others.
Tronitoncs.—Bastes--Stgnor Marion', 51r.*Albreebt. lend
Mr. Him. Tcesers-.-Mrfllehrens, and Iwo °theta. A!torr..-
Islr.•Qdbutt and two others. C3ntts-..3lrAfttrtly.
C.orno Ittssettn.,--)44440. Triskett and antersley.
Double Drums.--Messrs.jenkinson and Taylor.
Throe marked a, are from the KING'S HOUSEHOLD
BAND, by his AIAJESTTS gracious Permission.

Greatotex..

Anits.:nr•Ctsndactcßa,...Mr. Carnidps and Dr. Carnidge.
•Organiata of-the Catinidrah-.40. W 444 and Mr. P. Knapton.
Dr. Canntige wip pretide at the'Qrgan, and Mr. Greatorez at

the Pialio.furte.

'ln addition to the Nimes which-'have been particularised,
the ORCIIESTB A will include many eminent Berforsiera
front.slia Ontmert of Anoka -Musk, the Opera, and Fibber-
moisic Bands; from Bdinburgh; an 4 from Manchester, Bath,
and other provincial Plates. The CHORUS will comprise the
celebrated Female 'Sinkers from Lancashire and the West ififd•
Ms; tile Choir of York; And several Wiens troll' the Choirs
of 'Westminster, &Indus% Lincoln. Ucblield, and SouthstolL
The cake Rand will conrist of above 450 Performers; and
will be the largest and most .complete which has been herda in
this Vingdom since the tikumemoration of Handel, in West-
-teigater Abbey.

On the Evenings of WEDNESDAY and PRlDAY,Sepiettsber
Itch and 2449 there wallr
BALLS IN Ti-TE ASSEM BL BOONS.;

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For which the celebrated Iltiattrille Iliad of Messrs. Micttau,
CoMnet, and Musard, ts engaged.

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The Committee of 'Management are ready to afford asststance
to Stran-,ers, who intend 'to be present at the %deal, io pro.
curing tr them Lodgings and Accommodations. on mumble
terms, ',mums to be addressed to " The Chairman of the
Yorkshire Musical Festival Cgommitteg,.alack Swat), York."

AN INFALLIBLE MEDICINE FOE THE REICIOVAL
OF ALL INTESTINAL All.Ol MS.
T has been ton fatally observed that the drastic
I operation of the usual Anthelminctres not unoften leaves
the constitution of a Worm:Pstlent more deblikated.anct irri-
table than before their eihibition ; thureaemplifyiegthe homely
troth, that ~.the remedy is •worse than the disease;".—but the
carols seldom effected—And in the list " tytro+rip mantic-
rims," inseams arising from worm display an awfulpredoutinance.
1t early infancy, convulsions, fever, watery-bead, and other
1-feafful maladies are -often only the •iditets 161" *brat, rho re-
isioval of which would's* mitigate thmsynoptoms as mamma a
mild treatment of an otherwise doubtful oases To to D.lother's
anxiety this assurance will impart no small consolatims-.—and to
the adult patient, whose hopes have been lung mocked and as
length desolated by delay and disappointment, •this prospect of
certain relief will-elseer him to the wild elan Inestimable remedy.
Mr. Coasorzabasn's Prermalioas at Q W NAGE are mild Mill
innocuous, have an operation purely mechanical, are sanctioned
hy the moat eminent 9f the Faculty, and his Treatise on the.
subject contains testimonial, highly honourable to his practice.
.It is published at 20, foatertooster-row. The Medicine may bet
procured at No. a, Wsilloston-streets Stroud, London; at
Morrows's, Corri.strstet, Bristol; sad Mrs. Binns, Bath ; in Pots,
at is. 60. aryls, Caelathe latter for the TaPe-worm.
Country Patients, by enclosing a 11,Ink-noie, wilt receive the,
balance ;n the parceltentalabirthe ideiovise.
No.'s, Vititiopterstreet, &nod, lippodoo.

64.11.11 ft SLIA.S justly Famous for
.4.4 curing, in ell its stages, the VENEREAL 'DISEASE •
One small. Pill hr a dose, and the-taking of one. Box, in a recent
case, will to the patient of the certainty of bialy's:sly
recovery. Nothing van be bettorsontsiveti, MON safes or more
eanvenaent than this Remedy, for such ap are obliged to go jour.,
ales or tu,sea, es it needs no confinement nor restraint of Diet;
end sixty years experience (in an extensive practice) has proved 1
that it will effect* Cure when repeated Salivation and another
methods avail nothing. For the Scurvy and other Chronieal
Disorders, this Medicine has not its parallel. IJpwards of
40,000 persons of both sexes have been radically cured of the
above cruel disorders, within the last eight years. Prepared and
' sold by the sole Proprietors, T. TAYLOR and SON, Members
of the Royal College of Surgeons, at their liouse, No. 9, New ,
Bridge-street, in Boxes of only ?.s. 9d. each, duty included.—
N.B. Two back doors, and Lights in the Passages at night.—
They are also sold, by their appointment, with copious dims-
lions, at the Toy-shop, :0.1, Oxford-street; Mr. Disburoughle,
No. 7, Plsh-street-hill, nearly opposite the NOOLIMeIIt ; .aed by
ore Peeenn in every oobsideashle Tema inn Great Britain and
Irelapd. Advicagratis to Persons taking the above, or other of
the PrderieCoes. Medicines.

Ti, ILUY AL ;ECLIPSE, 'Falmouth, Plyeseutb, Exeter,
Truro, Liodnala, Penryit, As!Mame, Totneas, Weymouth, Doe
cheater, Dartmouth, and Salisbury, every Morning at Sa•ven ;
through Holahan, Axminster, Brigham Biandford, Stockbridge
Sett" Basingstoke, Hartford Lkidge:Black-w.adtr, and liagsbeu.
The only Day Coach to Weymouth (driven through with two
Coachrilen obfy), through liagsbot, -14eckwattr, Ilasing•toke,
Overton, Whiteharch, Andover Woodyeats, eaaltintsre,
Salis-
bury, Blandford, and Domahossa'r, era quarter past five o'clock
in the morning,
Packets from Werplouth Co G,tientses, Jersey, Cherhurg, St.
Afaloes, &c. every Wednesdag and ..aturday afternoon at two.
The ONION, Southampton, trningron Lyndhurst, Win-
cheater, Basingstoke, lEatt foes! Illeidge, Blackwater, and Bag-
shot, new Four Inside Coach, every. morning at eight o'clock ;
arrives at the Coach and Horses and Vine Inn, Southampton,
by five o'clock. This is a most delightful conveyance to the
Isle of Wtght, Jersey, Guernsey, St. Maloes, Havre de Grace,
Cherhurg, &c. The Proprietors "of the above Coach hope to
receive a continuance of tout seppert which has hitherto Isms ex-
perienced since the cdtemencitnamst of the " Union."
A New Light Day Coach, to DQRCHESTEII in fourteen
hours may, through Italshet, lilackwatcr, Bastitstoke,'Overton,
\Vhitchurch, Andover, Sali,bury, Woedyeats, Calsmood, and
Blandford, at a quartier past lye o'clock Id the tooreing.—The
Proprietors of .this Comb aro determined no sa pease shrill be
spmea to render it the first conveyance on the Western Road.
BATH and BRISTOL Pose• Coaches, through Chlppenham,
Caine, Marlborough, Hungerland, Newburytand Reading,
every Ammons at one ; arrive at the Greyhound Inn, Bath,
and the London Tavern, Thomas-street, and Swan, Bristol, early
the nest morning.
Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Tomato', ood Plymouth, at
Reduced Fares.

The" Umpire," a New LIVERPOOL Light Coach, onTy
One night on the -toad, earryiag.tionr beside, sets out .daily
at one ; "t" atLivexF9ol nest Afternoon at five, through
Woburn, Lathbury, Northampton, Welford, Lutterworth,f
Hinkley, Atheestone, Litchfield, Stone,Neweastie,Knntsforci,
Warrington, and Prescot.
SHRIWSBURY, Wellington, and Shiffnal Light Post Coach,
every afternoon (Guarded).
BARNSTAPLE and U41%4104;11 We Light Post-Coach,
every Mcnday, Wednesday, and 'Friday Mottling*, at seven.
'The" Stseieinghane' LBEDB Light. Poet Coach, sets out every
aftesznotna at two, and passes throtigh Baldnek, Bigglesvrade,
Eaton' Bucktien,'Stilton, Wantford, Stamford, Greethatn, Gram-
-ham, Newark, Totford, Markham Moor, Redford, Bawtry,
Doncaster, and Ferrybridge, arrives at the -Golden Lion inn,
Leeds, next afternoon at t ree o'clock, in timeTer the Bradford,
•Halifax,Skigton, and.Hodilhersfeld Itnacties, at Reduced Fares
.(drivers through with four giaachtsiera mils). !luggage and
packages only Yd. per lb.'Notwithstinailtg the uncommon expe-
dition of ;tisk Corth it h *Enema to she neoF agreeable and
complete public conveyance on the North Roed,being unequalled
I.)y any other.
faik IC ROW° ATE and Ripon. new Light Fost.Coarthes, every
Afternoon at two, and eight in the Morning. •
, GLASGOW, anigtowni Gretoa-Green, Annan, Dumfries,
Brovrnhill, Thornhill, lianqulianstfin, Cansnock,.leingswell, and
an parts of Scotland, a ilehrfouNneide.Post-Coach (Daily).
bRIDGENORTH, Waltal, Shrewsbury, Salop, and Holy-
' 'head, new Light Coeds, every afternoon, at ReeduentLYares.
' The " I:spress," to YORK, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields,
' Sunderland, Newcastle, and Edinburgh, a new light four-inside
Post. Coach, with a Guard throughout ; eats mit every morning,
by way of -Newark, .lietford, Dusicaster, -Ferrybridge, Tadoas-
ter, Darlington, North:stigma', Durham, Morpeth, and Ber.
wick, and arrives at Yolk neitmerning at tweivuo'elock, at
Redituil Fares '(drients thaough with four Coachmen only).—
Passengers finding themaelves fatigued on the journey,may rest
vitt-artistic they please, and then proceed withouustity subliticual
MARLBOROUGH and Swindon, Pour-inside Day "Coaels,
ihrtingh Ritibuurn, Reading, -Lemboars, Purtrin, Lydington,
• Pewsey, Wootton Brieset, haseabozi, Mungerfond, Newbury,
and Maidenhead (driven through with one Coachman only).
The new Royal `Patent Mail, BOSTON and Louth, through
Royston, Cambridge, Hark/den, Stilton, Peterborongh,,Deep.
ing, Spalding, Spilsby, Alford, Grimsby, and Hull, evening at
half-past seven o'clock, Sunday, at a quarter before seven.
The New Royai Patent Mail, CAMBRIDGE, through
Ware, Unntingford, Bucklaad, and Royston, evening, half-past
seven o'clock, Sunday, at a -quarter before seven.
The "Royal Express," new Light Four Inside post-Coach,
to LlVEllPOOL,inswentreight !Curs only, through Warring-
ton, Present, Congleton, Lawton, Newcastte, nudely, Knntsford,
Saone, fltaftirrd, and Litelifedid, (rarity one night on the road),
every afternoon; arrives at the Saracen's Head Inn, Dale-street,
Liverpnol, next evening, at Ight. 312 e advantage- to Traviel-
lets who,honour this Coach with thole preference are far avee
riot to any other on this Road, as the" 'loyal Express" is driven
throughbut with four Coachmen -only (three less than any ether
Coach to lArerPeol,)—an Wing t9l4l•Benfigns 400 evident in re.
quire comment; besides tee-additional advantage, especially to
commercial interests, of performing the journey Kieft time than
any other-coach I omit natwitissto4llll its ellsalartean antl,expe-
.ditipth the Proprionars pledge themselves-that for safety and ac-
commodation iris equalled lay'few, and sdrpUseillay none.
WAN:b.:I.'ISW .Fienaineitiq Bost-coaches, sedgy morning
and afternoon, at Reduced Fares. •
CHESTER, Netipeit, Whitekneek, Tarporley, Nantvrieh,
broithwich, end Middle/64 Igght Pene-Cnank, every artetticson.
„ ayeresn'si. Express," to NI A NCHESTER,Winsinw, Con-
glcf6n, Newcastle, Waleal;• ilhaverhianipton, and Knutsibrd,'
S ' new oar Inside Poet-Coach, envy Afternoon (poly one night,
on the road). '
SHEFFIELD and Rotherham new Fourainside Post. Coaches
every morning, called " The FatPrteas" and also " The Rocking-
ham,' every afternonn, at .Reduced Fares. .
The" Royal Espress," new BIRMINGHAM Light fast
Post-Coach, mg* oi4 every afternoon, carrying forty inside only,•
anti paws through Warwick, Leamington, Southam,Weedon,,
"Daventty, Stoney Stratford, and Towcester, to the Saracen's
Ilea I,'Bull-street' Birmingliamouly the *text mornifig..Drivon
therm& with two Coachmen qnly(taro less than any other coach).
SUNDRIAA'I4I), S.mkton, and arm Light Post Coach,
versa morning, to the .Gotiege, Sunderland, at liedqeed Pares.
The " Itspreaa," a new fight Post-Coach, to HULL, Lin-
, cobs, gorthcave, HoWden, and Doncaster, every Morning, at
eight o'clock, to the Bross Keys, .Ifatheesplacc, Hull, and also
" Prochistgliam" pi the Afternoon at twp n'clock. 41POTTICNHA M and Edmdnton Coaches, daily, at eleven,.
half-past two, lure, and eight.sAdoek.
The 1:1611.TPOIlD, Ware, goddesdnn, and Cheshunt Coach,
"it *dated Fares.
g./.1 At Reduced Fares to Leeds, York, and Doncaster, Lug- ,
gage and Package. at only Twopence per lb.
S. A. MOUWTAIH and Co. respeetfolly acquaint their Friends
„sped the.Pelgic, that they will not be accountable for any Par-
eels, Passengers Luggage, ,Writings, Plate, etc. of aura that,
Jj Auntie value, it teat, stolen, or damaged, unless entered
u loch and the Insurance paid accordingly, at the Saracen's
[ Head inn. Skinnetotrect, London.

It isosaid, that on the 2d of the present month, the
Government permitted the Kin" and his august fa-
mily to go to the perforrnance•of " Juan Francizeo y
e! Grande :•' that as soon as the populace observed
them, they gave way, to transports of the most hiely
joy, and kept ua a continual cry of Viva d ley!
without aning the word crouelituciona/; that at the
same time they applied the most offensive epithets to
the LiberaL, ; that the latter took arms to overawe
the r.., upon which, his Majesty shewed himself at the
door of his carriage, and endeavoured to calm the
agitation of the populace; and that the tumult was
h fled lity the voice of the Sovereign, m ho was escorted
to his residence by redoubled cries of " Viva el Rey 1'
A letter dated Cadiz, the 4th, states, that in the
Sitting of the cones of the 4th, it was deterrnintd
that his Majesty should be left at liberty to go where.
evtt he pleased, deferring until the Sitting of the tbl-
lowing day, the discussion of the engagements and
conditions which were to be stipulated in this trans-
action; that at cue o'clock in the morning a Secret
Committee was formed, doubtless to digest the ques-
tion which was to be discussed in- the course of the
day its a public sitting; that the people were quite
enchanted at this isrospect, and expressed their joy in
a thousand ways. Finally, it was said.that the King
and the -Royal Family sere to meet the Duke of An-
gouleme at Seville.

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A letter foam Aaanda, dated the 11, says --" Three
o'clock in the afternoon is striking, and orders are
given to hold ourselves ready to oarch. In au hour
we shall be on the road to Malaga. We are reinforced
by I,OfXl foot and GOO French cav'alry, a:id 1 am per-
suaded that with a division consisting of 4,000 infan-
try and 1,100 cavalry, we shall enter Malaga with-
out upon/Lion."
low/nier rAF •14201•PLR LETTER, SAME DATE.
" We are here in the midst of iejoicings. The houses
are hung with tapestry; the bells are ringing, and
guns firing. An immense crowd perambulates the
streets. The people are ernbracino, latOing, weep-
ing tor joy. All the churches are filled with men re-
turning thanks to the.ALsocairy Ear the deliverance
of the King. This, at least, proves how much that
Prince is beloved, and what credit is due to the ca-
lumnies circulated by the Liberals. Notwithstanding,
the greet news which has caused all this. joy is not
yeteorkarenecl. The following is petimps whim 1145
given rise to it:
" The news of the departure of the Duke of A ngou-
leme for Andalusia produced a great sensation at Ca-
diz ; the ieading men began to reflect seriously, and
thought it prudent to telaz the rigorous measures ex-
ercised against their Sovereign. They pet mitted hint
to go to the church and to chew himself in the city.
Hence arose the report of the King being set at li-
berty. The people of Cadiz, who had not before
seen the King, expressed unbounded joy at the sight
of their •unfortunate Monarcls, . This 44pin,i0,1 gf
loyalty -extended its influence to the soldiers, and
several regiments ;booted rim 4 /49 i with an
enthusiasm which alarmed the cotters Thia.is all
that is positively knewat, and theta-err!' of.. this
4soolpniFestalinfl of feeling is. yet to be learned ;
Our 4t should be taken ipto consideration that it oc-
etured between the Ist.aod the 44h hof this ns,mtiti 4lid
.11r xt ...; 4b4tjperiod the news of theawo defeats of (lal-
lasteros, and of the capitulation sigged on the 44) at
Grenada, had not reached Culla. ,Jades lte% tire
effect which the aceount.of these two events must
have had on their arriving successively in a .town al-
ready agitated. Add to that, the reinforcement .of
our sciadron, the approach) •Pf General -Mentor's
sroops, and the presence of the Duke of atilgoolerne,
who will arrive at Puerto de Santa Mariason the Itish
or 17th, and you will admit that we may entertain
reasonable hopes of an event which wilr crown Are
glory of the Duke of Angouleme and of our army."
Ournaor.—The house of Mr. John Murphy, near
'Kinsale, in the parish of Dundurrow, and• barony of
Kinnalea, who collects the tithes of that and the pa-
rish of Ilallymartle, was set fire to on the morning
of Monday, the 4th inst. about the hour Of one o'clock,
°by some armed miscreants, which they effected in
three places; but the pcompt intrepidity of his man
4n4 maid servant, aided by the forvunate ehicemstance
of A stream df water which rani close totheconage,
socceeded imeatingitiAirig the +flames before any .rh-
jury of consequence 'W OS sustained. '('hie pioviden-
cid! circonistance,of 'Mr:44isrphy's discovery of this
worse than barbarous attack ought not to be paned
without being related. He awelte at the above meh-
tioned hour without airy
.apparentocaute and listened
a few seconds, btft heard no noise whatever : however,
conceiving something mtpleasant most hove dis-
turbed him, he rose, we:a to the window of his_room,
and, owing to the stillness of the night, and having
a little foot sexy close to the house strewed with gra-
vel, heard a noise produced by some persons walkieg
on-it. He immediately. proceeded, having armed
himself with a braes of pistols, to tl.c hall-door, and
After opening it went towards the bed-room witrow,
.from .whence perceiving, the door ult;ejlje.ads into his
garden open, he entered, and.at the musical saw too
men rush towards the lawn before the house.; some
others—he could not diatjugnish how, mapy,-ted,ia
another direction: ,he ;souped the two, laatiltriving
I presented a pistol to fire, one of the ruliens did the
. same, and both pistols went.off almostapgether. Mr.
Murphy then presented the tithes, but it missed 6i e,
and he immediately returued, when,a second shot was
discharged at him, both trf -tehich.he tottu4ately es-
caped. At considerable reward has tams. offered for
the apprebensionad :my mf;the persotwconoetned in
this gating ontrage.—:Se4l/sern fieperter.-