... 17, L^ber **Xi -j ,jme. at this f'heatre, a New Comic ' «' ,rfrf ?? called TOM SIMPLETON. Principal ,: .1 * cl tf r ' Goanet, Mr. Mercerot, Mrs. Walluck, ?? ¦ jifes lenkiasoO, and Mrs. Mercerot; and, for r> * .his toron, a Comic Entertainment of Mv- i :ni ?? c called HARVEST HOME. Principal ,J ' *V\ r in'mmeM, Mr. Decastro, Mr. Mirrtoh, Mr. -.¦••vV Thorpe, Mr. Connive, Mrs. ...

... Parliament to the 15th of January, which day, it will certainly meet for the dispatch of business. Tuesday evening, at five o'clock, the J'lince of Wales left Carleton House for Bath, where he arrived next morning, at I.ordThuiiow'shouse,inGt.Puheney-s treet, and returned to town the following day. Dr. Heberden's late residence at Windsor, some time since purchased by his Majesty, js fitting ...

... waited upon by the r^rnoration, who presented the King with „ uldst loyal and affectionate Address. — he lloval Party afterwards dined with Sir •jarry Burrard Nealf. His Majesty was in jji-rh- health and spirits; and was every v here received with the loudest acclama- tions of all ranks bf his subjects. Their Majesties arrived safe at Windsor on Friday. On the 20th ult. the Dorset ...

... MOXDAV next, Dec, 3, and con! niitht dtinfig the Season. Mr. SUE IT, President. Mr. GIBBON, Deputy. .a- particularly requested to apply for tickets ?? t ?? tr.r Day ol Meeting, to insure them 4.. -rfrroTc)iU)XANCK, Xov. t-i./tBo^; I* ?? pal Otticers oi His Maiesty's Ordhartce ?? ?? five, That Proposals will be received at ?? in St - M-ga:et-street, \\ _strhi_ste*r, and .v ty 7ZZ ! i ?? at ...

... Lodge, that the ANNUAL fc* X ' rb 'm -• hi lden at W.l! Vs Rooms, St. lames's-street r' fe Sil DAY EV „X I NG, the , 9 rh Dec-ember next.' r Sob! iv'-cks ar.d Bi others vvho may be desiious of ?? 1 C m*t , ' : s - :,r ' a ?!ev * ?? to m ?? e an «arly applita- i.- l ' ; ?? a-i** l - '•**' ?? ?? a ** 'f>e number to be issued foi t- '' ; ; 0 n ieliiaited. li ' ?? t Mt kn\ Tavern* ( ...

... evening their Majesties had a select party, to which all the neighbouring Nobility were invited. The Princeof Conde gave a grand dinner the same day, at Wanstead House, to Monsieur, the Dukes of Orleans, Mont- pensier, the Archbishop of Narbtmne, and several of the French Nobility. The Earl of Moira, attended by his aid- du-camp, Sir Wm. Keir, arrived on Wed- nesday at his house in St. James's ...

... u.ica — 30,009 £„000 — l^.OiO 1,000 — - 6.000 r- ,£,OO — • 5.000 1? ?? 100 — 3,o«o ,- ___— , r i° — 3 ...

... .1? seven o'clock in t}i** evening precisely, to ' v ' Kleraticn '.he advance in material-, &c C. W. BANISTER. ■^TrTER HOUSE. The ANNIVE2.- '•' Zv\ MEETING ofthe NOBLEMEN anl GFN- - _» v ?? at CHARTER HOUSE SCilOO! * v * i t tae CnaHer H ai-*e, on Wednes--?av, Decembor I ?? ' Service to begin > ...

... ; the other who understands the Management of carding engines- Those who can bring good characters, will meet wth liberal wages, by applying to J. Birlly and «>o>s, Kiikbam. TO BE DISPOSED OF, THE WHOLE or a PART of a valuable COLLIERY ; consisting of FOUR BEDS of COAL (two of which are now working) situate Id the townships of BLACKROD and ADLING- TON, in the county of Lancaster, and upon -the ...

... Hcail, Bow-street, * t, ?? qbe n MONDAY next, November 19, and '*' fnitnight duqiog the Season. ' ?? OH, President *Mr. COLL INS, Deputy. '* \* V ., ?? are particulariv requestetl to apply for ' ihear, prior to the Day of Meeting, to insure - 7 *; n :iiodation- - 7 '-wiRAMA, Leicester-square. * Now Open, P .VIEWS of PARIS and EDINBURGH. The reckoned by judicious traveller;, to be the finest ...

... Volunteers. ■ ' 1 s — Forthe Hh \L't IT of Mr. CUER- * ' THIS EVENING, (who v\ill tor that V ISTLE several POPULAR AIRS, never ' { in public: an elegant DISPLAY of k u 1 P hv the Caledonian Equestrians; Ciown 1 ;•> ''Ir Belcher: the Grand Serious S|»ec- . oiMSA of LOM lARDY, or The Secret ?? course ci which will be introduced the ?? s ,vd and Shield, fromthe populai .Spedacle ,da by Mr. Bi-ren ...

... Vocal Performers : Miss Mundav, Mas- 2t*UP lil y r . Harrison, Mr. Nield, Mr Sale, Mr. Gore, ?? r « , ?? First Va«lin by Mr Cramer. •fi 1' - « 64. each, may be had .it Mr. Wall's Library, •*' S . \« inonev will be received at the doors. soft*^J. , TTvY OFFICE, Bth November 1804. — The >] p tncipal O-^icer*. and Connnissioners of his Majesty's 1 Vheiebvgivc notice, that on THURSDAY the 2'ad ...