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Paper IIangings.

las lately received many new and elegant pat
4 terms Of PAPER HANGlNGS AND BOR-
DtRS. and large assortment Of low priced PA
rERs, suitable for rooms and window cur,ains, Ill
ct which he will sell 50 per cent lower than can be-
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large assortment Of HATS, from the Boston
and cortland Manufactures, among which are gem
tlemens suPtrfne Beaver, elegant in shape aud Of
the best quality --.Iiso, Mems and Youths castor
and plated Hats Several boxes Mems and Toys
felt Hats by the bo X or single.
--ALso, JUST REcErvEp-- ~.
I'owduch's Practical Navigator and BIunt's Amc.
rcan Coast Pilot, Of the latest improved editions
Family Bibes with and withoutplaes. sff \.
Prayer Books of the most elegant editions. f
Philadelphia Letter Paper by the rcam or less
quantity and many articles Of Stationary. A great
variety of Johnsn's Philadelphia edition Of JIIIL-
DREN's ROCKS, with superb cngravngs. Original
Poem for lnfan, Minds with plates, . vols.
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Is furnished with SCHOOL BOOKS of every kind i'm
use. Every new publication constantly received
for sale
Just published, Curse of Rekan, poem, by Sou.
they, 2 vols. Homer Burcsqued, 2 vols, &c. ,t
Publick pnd private Libraries can be furnished
with Books lower than can usually be purchased in
Boston or New York or with second hand Books,
much injured at less than half the original value
% Subscribers TO the Soagster's Repository, by
Nath Dearborn, will please call and receive their
books July 81.
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LATEST FORElGN NEWS.
Latest from Lisbon.

tpgf5 NEW-YoRK, July IS.
Capt. Horn, who arrived here yesterday,
sailed from Lisbon on the 18th ult. at which h
time the report was, that the siege cf Bads-
joz was raised, and that tho British troops
were on their retreat to Lisbon, being III
want Of provisions. j. was also reported,
that the scige OF Cadiz\was raised, and that
the French troops were on their march to
join Soult near Seville, who was pressing
forward for Badajoz. We have seen a letter
from LISBON containing similar information.
The whole, however, rests upon report.
ET We have no accounts from the seat
of war in the Peninsula, to invalislase the cor
rectness of ibe above report. The allied ar
mics may be in want of provisions and /, is
most certain, that Sout, since the diminish
cd number of his troops, can find his safety
only in Withdrawing from before Cadiz, apd
concentrating the whole of the French forte
in Spain. What the number iiay be, Wien
united, we Cannot tell hut it must be suffic-
iently numerous to enable II to appear before
the besieging army of Badajoz, with some
shew of resistance.
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HAMBURGER, May ir, 1911.


On the 9Th OF this month, two gun-boats
and TWO smaller vessels, which were station
ed near the Jahde, had an engagement with
IL English ships of war, three of which were
superior 10 ours in force. This battle does
the greatest honour TO lieut.. Buys, who after
defending himseli valian,ly for an hour, obIi.
ged the enemy 10 retire. The loss he has
cccasioned the English must be considerable,
because one OF their vessels was sunk, with
all her crew. During the whole time the
English were under she fire of orr cannon,
loaded with grape shot. Lieut.. Bays was adj
niirably supported by the officers and crews
ofsthe ships he commanded. This officer
says, in his report, that the enemy's fire was
very badly directed, aud caused him no dam
age. The crew of this flotilla is animated
with the best spirit, and there is no doubt
that II Will on every occasion, gloriousy
maintain the honour OF the French flag.
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Arrived at New-York, ship Massachusetts,
from Dublin. July 5th, on'thc east end OF
GEORGES Bank, spoke the British sloop-of-
war Sapphire, with the American brig Mary
Ann in her charge, bound to Halifax. - his
vessel is supposed to be the Mary-Ann be.
longing to this port, laden with rum from St.
Croix as capt. Alien left her but few days
presiSus, and ordered her for Lisbon. Here
is a vessel, laden with English goods, from
an English port, bound to a port in the pos
session of the English, captured by an Eng
lsh frigate, on our coast, and sent to another
English port. This is English free trade
wits vengeance
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From the Portsmoufh Oracle.


'DVIUdItO6o 0tGH G ~ UfS/ -,
MR PRINTER, na
The person who through you addresses your rea-
ders had t n Some ,imc wished TO have the means
Of knowing Mr.. Wraosd's mode of nstructing his
pupils in the art of writing His curiosity has been
gra,isicd. The rsuit l., his full conviction OF the
superour excellence or this mode Tie has conti-
deice in the rapid Improvement of scholars of mod
crate talents, under Mr. WrHord or M. Rand, and
in the solid foundat which either of them Can lay
for future excellence in the attentive and ingenious
Mr. Wnfiord has by much study anal, zed our best
to1Qed letters. On such analysis his system is foun-
ded An artist OF genius, is well known, sees
and can shew to others in the subject of his study
things that escape general and superficial observa
ton ln,the common defective mode in which wr.
ting is taught, the learneris often absurdy set TO
work to copy faulty examples. And IL that is not
the case, sill much time is consumed in iabourinI
toffoowa "a bad modetn the pupils mind. A cor
sect idea of good letters may be attained on
Mr. Wgfiords plan. Ard il will be the Pupils fault,
II he do not fx them in memory, as to influence
his future practice until he can perform well, rather
mechanically, than BY rccoilcctng his rules
The writer Of this article thinks, that who has
/. improved an artuf great and common utility, and
fsciiitated the means Of acquiring it, deserves well
Of his count Y, and may modesty lay claim 10 some
patronage from the favousersl of the art and lovers
ot the common good especially fIc ask no encour-
agement for which he docs offer fair equivalent
The honomable testimony in favour Of Mr. w. & r.
should, il seems, at basf, excite enquiry, and that
probably would produce c6nyicton.
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COMMUNICATIONS.


= A correspondent who has visited the Mu-
scum, (iatcly opened at the house OF Mr.
Reminpton, MiII-street) expresses the high
satisfaction he experienced in examining the
interesting group Of Wax Figures there ex-
hibited, together with the ingenious and ele-
CANT new constructed Organ, operated with
the assistance of sixteen beautiful figures and
thinks too much encouragement cannot be
bestowed on. such an exhibition. Our cor
respondent contrasts this rational and reaf a.
nrusesnerf, with the paltry and deeefhvc tricks
OF common mountcbanks, who pick thc mo-
ney out OF our pockets without afording any
substantial qualification. 1t IS understood
the MusruM is 20 be removed from this town
in the course Of the present week,
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TAMMANY SOCIETY, OR
COLU.nBL9.r ORDER.

A STATED Meeting of the TAM
< n MANY SOCIETY, or COLUMBIAN ORnss,
vail be held TUESDAY Evening. August 9th,
Ibcng the 9th Of the month OF g Fshes' IN lie
Season OF Blossoms ~ the Council Fire, of their
Great wigwam in the State House, precisely st
the going down of the sun.
ny order Of NICHOLAS FAsToN, Grand Saeaem.
WILLIAM sIMONs, Ascrefn,y.
- The members are particularly requestsd 10 at-
tend, as the choice OF Secretary, in place cf Wa
siMoNs, resigned will then take place.
Aeasen ef blossoms, }
Mouth ef" Horns" l6h Jvy TO.
fear # Discovery, Sl9 )
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Capt. Head, OF the brig Cosmopolitc, ar.
at N York, In s3 days from Campcachy, in
forms, that there had been a hard fought bal-
lie id Mexico, between the government
uoops aud The revoutionists, in which The for
mer were defeated with great loss. Capt.
Head further states, that 600 volunteers had
embarked on board two transports at Cam
peachy, which were 10 sail in few days for
Mexico, to join the Kings forces.
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T LIST OPPORTUNITY. "a

MIR. RAND informs the Inhabitants of Newport.
Iva that he shall continue To receive Applicants,
this and next week only. Those disposed TO attend
this Useful and Elegant .ls, will please apply in the
tine above specified
Mr. will exhibit specimens of Improvement of a
most beautiful style, made by Ladies and Gentle men
in this town, jim course Of twelve exercises. He
also assures any who shall call on him. that he
is able to give full satisfaction, that he can easily
perform all that is pretended July ST.
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News .f0m the North.

Capt, Endicolt, arriy ed at Salem, (Mass.)
26 July, 49 days from Riga, (Russia.) We
have not learnt that she brings much politi-
cal calintei!igencc Mr.. Erving, our minister
at the court OF Denmark arrived in Copenha-
gen, from France, on the first of Jane. His
arrival has been anxiously looked for by our
suffering brethren in that quarter. The talk
of war between Rusaia and France had sub
sided in Russia.
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" We have but little acws from the armies
II ha seen letter from an officer stating,
that As pieces OF cannon where employed in
baltering B.daJoz and that two breaches
had been made, but not sufficient TO admit
the passage OF troops. Soult is collecting
his forces, and part OF the troops before Ca
dig, and said to be on their march to Join S.
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In this town, on Monday last, Mrs. May Law
TnS, aged 56, wife of Robert Lawton, and daughter
Of Joseph Clark, Esq formerly General Treasurer OF
this state. Her funeral will proceed from her late
dwelling, No 2O2, Thamcs-strcct, this afternoon, at
o'clock, which the relations and friends are re-
quested to attend without further Invitation.
At Portsmouth, on Wednesday last, after long
and distressing illness. Mrs ANN LAwron, aged
So wife Of Col. Giles Lswton.
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Arrived at Providence, brig George Wash
icg:on, Snow, so days from Gibraltar, and 90
days from Aigeziras. I" Tne day before she
sJicc, June 3, Spanish coavoy arrived at
Tarragona, and broush, Information Of the
seigc Of that city, by the French, under gen.
Surhct, had been raised. 1t was ssid the
French were preparing to leave Malaga. No
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-07-31
R.AKER,

u EsPECTFULLy informs his friends and the
IN pubIck, thst he has removed 10 his New
Bake-itouse, little To the eastward of his former
stand IN M,il-street, where be wilt keep constantly
on hand for sale, Ship and Cabin Bread, Crackers,
aad all other kinds usually Kept for salc.f
~ Jnip 10
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MARINE LiSr.
Port OF AEUPONT.

Entered-sloop Golden Age, N, York; do George,
Cole, do. do Aurora, Cal4oonc, do; sch. Leadcr,
Stevens Porto Rico. sl-sy rs.
Ciearsd--sch. Nancy, Greene, Norfolk sloop
Thomas Jefferson, Bennett, West indies; do Gol.
den Age, Blng,oo, ~. York; do Express, Jus.
tin, do. do. Huutfess, DAVIS, do do. Minerva,
James, do.
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BIZ THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA.


WHEREAS, great and weighty matters
claiming the consideration OF the Congress OF
the United States iron an extraordinary oc-
casion Tor converting them, do by these pr
sents appoint Monday, the 4lh day OF No
vember next, Tor their meeting at the City
of Washington hereby requiring the res
pectiye SENATORS and Representatives then
and there 10 assemble in Congress in order
to receive such communicati ms as may then
be made to them. and To consult and deter
mine On such measures as in their wisdom
may be deemed meet for the welfare OF the
United States.
In testimony srherecE haze caused the
Z, ,the seal Of The Uniged Sfafest 10 be here
|anto alfred, aud signed the same Ulth
my hand.
Dane The city Of Washington, the twenty
Jourh day J Jaiy, in me gear Of CIR
lord oae thousand eiyhi kundred and eiez-
ca aud Of me lreehadence Of me Uai-
led ofgfes khe thirty sirfh.
JAMES MADISON.
By the President,
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On THURSDAY, Aug. Sat ii O'Clock,
On Me Pycmises,
THAT we'll known stand. now occupied by IsicH-
i ARD BAREgr, situated near the Court House,
with the improvements tIercon--a Store, Stable,
Coach-Iiousc, &C. &c. in good repair.
Also, Garden Lot, in Barrey-strcet, measuring
in ffoat 48 feet, in rear 180 feet.
Also, acres Of Land, within half a mile Of the
town. I,.tt
Also, the shop formerly occupied by RICHARD
MEanfLL, situated IN Broad street, adjoining the
house of Mr. d. PtoxsAH. All which will be sold
on easy terms 10 the purchaser.
Richard Fairmdn, auct'r.
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NEWPORT: /:
TCD.NESD.aY,>JULT 81, 1911.

We publish in this days paper the Proclnnation
Of the President United States for calling the Con-
gress to meet on the 4lh OF November. We had ar
nged some thoughts ON this subject which in
ended for this days publication, but want of time
nee essita.es as to defer them until next week.
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late battle had hesn fought. The late sue.
cess oi ,hc allied armies had inspii ed the Ia
triols w.lh confidence hitherto unlnown,
and the prevailing opinion was, that in the
course OF few months there. could not be a
French soldier in the south or east part OF
Spain unless a'plisoner." HumHh
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For Sale at Publiek Auetiyn, !.

For Sale: at Pabliek Auetin,
On TUESDAY, 9th August--at ~ o'clock
ut Mr.. ToHssssD's CeGee-fforse,
THAT valuable Farm, Known by the
u name Of the Harrison Farm, containing I6o
acres, yipg within one mile OF Newport, I In's
Farm !. st presen, in state Of good cultivation, the
fencing good, and the mprovments a Barn and Corn.
House The situation is pleasant and healthy, and
Affords an excellent site for navyysrd; ana Iron
tc discoyepy il is believed there is valuable Mar-
bic or soap stone quarry ON said Farm
Conditions liberal, ard will be made known ~ inc
time and place Of sale.
For further. particulars inquire Of
.Nsscpors, Jny 10, 1911.
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Dy Wf fTfSfIenl,
JAMES MosaoE, oeerefary Of State.

IL will be observed oy our PAPER of this
day, that Congress aye convened 10 meet at
an earlier day than that appointed by the con-
stiIntion. Ii cannot be expec,ed that the con-
siderauons which produced this measure will
be tulIysknown un.il- they shall be disclosed
20 .hc Legislature. 1t is TO be presumed
that 1t grows out of our foreign relations. Ii
seems 10 be understood that the communica-
lions OF MIR. Foster 90 not correspond with
the Reasonable expectations which might have
been formed. We do not understand that
they have extended directly 10 any subject
beyond the Orders in Council, and the block
ade OF May, 1906. With respect to this
blockade, il is understood to be placed under
construction and on tooiing TO render it
no longer an insuperable difficulty. As TO
the Orders in Council, il would seem that
repeal of them is made to depend, not only
on further evidence than is yet affol ded oi
any repeal whatever Of the French DEGREES,
but Oh a repeal of these DEGREES in far
greater extent than the United States have
required, or can require as violating any Of
their neutral rights. And an idea is held out
of . retaliation on the non'importation act, if
continued in force without such repeal of the
French DEGREES AS is contended fer by Great
Britain. az. int
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-s~T~'S '''s.vn q po.v
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-22
Il SUMlnRr..
From lite ;.ont!on Morning Chronicle. :

cIcul tue i1chcon Morning CnroniCies
Il uonusc,Thf, TOR gyhfch the Enheror
| Rodoithts said 20 have oGered 1000 ditcats,
has lately been found IN .he losscssfosl o.
Prince IF L;gae. 1t bears iAis 1l.ic -
Liter Pusaionis Doniai .s1stri Christi,
Cum Fi,Yris ef Characierious &c Ni4iit.
.'ilie,.ia Co;nhositis." II conta,ns 81 ma
Ses ofveit,:m ia tyyefves. b.. So
about 10000 French roots haze lately
entered .Shaia.
The Dake # .sasse;r RAD another relqtsc,
and .Yss, atthe last datc dangerously ill.,
On. the 2sd Of '.s@ttrm6r,.' che Come zvas
SO brilliant IN England, at s in the ~ o,ni'ag,
fhaf it occasioned a .fcias s.sGdc .tron, IRE
trees and other great objects
Ine. Cefhalus, cai,f1m Clifford, GU tIic
10Th of Jam, under the form Of CcsTuro,
burn! an eaemy's conway, consisting of 9
large fetsccqs, and one smaller pessel, iudef,
srifh cotton, oil, SIC. going to GenoQ.
fPsrt Of the Wes:-fndtI feet, that sailed
tie first Of tug. had ar,Tved in England
the utter harf Of Sent.
Dr.. Iames Laci., has addressed q ictte7. TO
the Editor Of the Morning Post, zrAicyi is
tn6i,shed in that f,afrr " me 27th Of SEM.
stating, touicuiar.u, fbat he had 7.eceatiy
cured a gentleman iabornr uadef. q diso,-
der cractiy sipllar TO The King $ and au6li. :
ly c6ers his services, 7yhich u acctiited, re
says, zciW resah in The restoration This Ma
jesty'S heath. AK
brother boring match far 100 e,,iucas,
svas to tG.ts t,tace in Lon9si OF, fhc 5th cf
.N5U. 6etzveen 8stchey and Powers
II atiiears, thar The Embargo laid az tie
French fos-;s, iac preliminary sfeh to the
SAILING afthe Scieldt fleet oje1 sail oSihe
line. II zuas suhhosed this Ieet, iftheg got
out, zvould come to me United Statea. ron.
sphat furfose Il London haher cbsef.res,
We care not much, gchfch zray il steers,
Persuaded, that If IL does come out, its 1snal
destination will be British fort, slrdei, the
custody Of a British. feet
LIT. Coi. Cochrane has been brought to a
/ Court Martial. in Portugal, for 4or1lng le.-
tiers foa suherior officer, Gen. II. Camh-
6eH, inconsistent with military discithne.
The London f,ahers COMPLAIN efthe an
soarran:a5Le conduct Of Interested persons,
for their destinations that the crohs haze
been light and the harvest itartiak II is
sa,d 6y others, that the crofis in ENGLAND
nhon an average, have neper been more a.
bundant.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-22
From Loudon Prints.

Lord I'm. BenHck has returned from ST.
city, very unexpectedly. In several inter.
Uie7vs his kordShih discovered thai an entire
change had taken place in the hohticaL sen
Hments Qffhe Court ofPaiermo--a change
by 4ohich ii mas not disguised, AIR jriend-
mp Tvas no bonSer considered desira6lc,
and by 7vhich the continuance ofo forces
on that island zvottid be deemed intrnsipe.
IN consequence ofthe arrival Of Bentick,
all tie Ministers haUe been snmaroneG 70 at
tend a cabinet council to-aoryoSv. The con-
duct IF the SicHidn Court is not di;TcuH 10
be accounted /or--the Queen Of !Sicifg is
amt 10 The EMPEROR IF .6usttia and the
Emperor Ct .fustria 10 11ther-b,-taty 10 b.
nahdrte.
our tort letters Of yesterdap, roe regret
10 state, furnish menauchoiy catakogue 81
shin wrecks caused by the seUe5-e eqninor'-
iai gaies 7giich hare freuailcd during tie
last three days.
WITHIN The L7st (czv davs fIe C,1lou,iuc
arms md military stores hare been scnf
from the 1o7ver, TO &c shifEed for NEgIfq
and Sfdin--15, 900 stand Of farms 3,OOo. Geo
ball cartridges, 5000 barrels Ho7s4c;., so foas
lead, one shih toad rockets, COCO Eisiofs, 81
ficces 6rGss ordnance, 1000 sa6res, ana
10000 tikes.
The 6anic 6et7yeen C,fb ard 1{ylk;ncor >
rus Srhccted to take hacc ycstcrolzy. en- n
stage, near the EaN I'm, !Fi,kagt Common
eieUen miies .from %dmj5rd I7>Iaafda4
arrived in his gig NJ 5tam}lrd, on H1cdncs-
Day e0ent1g 2, and qpitfcd il. FIR fae .Nc7o Inn
at Grdtha' -Ibmsdry nighf. Crib hge
arriped scme dals frior az WikFG1n Con.
mon. 7chr,e Lord yarmouth, the HoRorabh
Berkeley Crapen, Caffain Pdrclav. sc. 6ao
asse76led.Y N9iEReGus' zyas mn of coaE-
dsnce BIT 5cffing uas 8 70 ca. Crit on
Thursday.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-22
STATE OF NETWORK ,
CITY OF NETWORK SIS.

|ohn dikins, OF the city of New-York,
mariner, being duly examined and sworn,
before Pierre G. Van Wyck, recorder of the
CITY, ct New York, saith, that he was born
N inc town of Saltwater, in the county of
saratoga, and State Of New York that he
~as a seaman on board Of the Phoebe, on her
ro'neward bound voyage from bordeaux to
-. 1orS' and was impressed, with two o.
slanchard) By an officer from the Little
seit That ne was on board of the Little
set az the time Of her engagement with
Inc President that when the President
came within hail, he distinctly heard the
s,v.pinander OF the President hail first, "what
SIP 'S shat''. to which he heard CAPTAIN
slnghayn reply, =" what ship is that p" that
''fe commander Of the President hailed a
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-22

Notwithstanding, as soon as praciI.
~ cable, to have n final settlement wsrh
f. w Rontes, esq. executor of my late partner John
Prosser, dec'd-This - for the last time to request,
claim, claims against the late firm Of Prosser &
Moncure, or the surviving partner of the said late
firm, to make known the to The subscriber la
the city OF Richmond at the vcndue Office of Mon.
cure, Robinson Peasants, before the st tsT
of April, 1919. in order, if just that full payment may
be made thereo-And all those indebted to the late
firm OF Prosser Moncure, the surviving partner
of the said late firm hereby informed, that sue;
will indscrminately be instituted against such OF them,
as do not make full payment BY the LIST Jan tBi2, a
longer indulgence cannot be given.
This notice will be plead in bar of any end every
claim, which after the first day of April, 1870 NAV
be brought forward set up agains, the late firm o
Prosser and Moncure the surviving partner therc.
OF. WM. MONCURE,
SurViSinS partner Of tie late .Gtna Of
Pyosser e .jfoncnre.
November 90. 1amt1stA
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-22
GRAND VOCAL AND INSrRU MENd

GRAND VOCAL AND INS'rRI MtNId
W TAI CONCERT-Messrs. Lefole Sc
Taylor, OF the Richmond Theatre, respectfully u4
form the lovers of Harmony, that with the approb2s
ton and at the request Of many amateurs of Musics
they intend giving Concert at the Eagle Taveruy
on rhe Goth instant, to consist of the following:
FIRST PART
Grand Overture full Orchest,s--Hatdea.
Song, Awake We dull Sluggart'-by .uiss TEo4,
mas.
9. Concerto on the Cisrinct, by Mr.. Gsllaher--a
.s5ichek. ~
Song, When Edward left his native plain BY MIN
Green-Hook.
LIST Air, with variations on the Violin, By MIR. LA
foe-Roae.
Finae--Hdyden.
SECOND P.9RT--
Grand symphony, Concereante Yiolins principles
Messrs. Lelolle and Ribes-RreafSer
Songby Mr. Twaits.
Concerto oil the Flute, by Mr.. Taylor Dtpisnnes
2. iavorite Poilaca, Now Love or Joy, BY NisS
Thomas CoadeX.
Concerto ON the VIOLIN by Mr.. Lefoiie-Poae
LIST Gee by Miss Thomas, Mr.. Twaits and Mrt
Southgate-Eledon.
Fnae-Pieyei.
Tickets to be had at the bars of the Eagle ana
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