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hislait notice re/ladling the holders of Loyalty Loan, he fhonld now move to pnftpone the notice on that fobjelt, which flood for Monday neat, until the Mon• day following.—Ordered. IRISH MILITIA. Mr. Secretary YORKE moved the fecond reading of the Irith Militia Offers Bill. Sir W. B LFORD declared, that he did not feel himfclf completely fati.fied as to the propriety of fuch a meafure as that which the Bill before the Houfe profeffed to enforce. At a time when that country was particularly fuppnfed to be the chief objet of invafion, nothing could prove to him the propriety of withdrawing to,ooo good and effeaive troops out of the gland, tulles any Honourable Member could bring forward a clear and pofitive demonfiration that there were at prefent in Iteland full to,ooo men more than were abfolutely neceffary for the defence of that part of tile empire. He might he told, perhaps, thAt they were to be replaced by another levy of the fame defcription. He was certain, however, that no new railed troops could be rendered as efficient as thofe to be withdrawn, within the time in which it was pro bable that Tome attempt might be made by the ene my ; it would be difficult even to recruit loch a force within the time, as far as he could infer from what he bad heard his Majelly's Minifters declare refpea. ing the danger of invaiion. The Ira Militia had proved themfelves to be a malt gallant and ufeful body of men during the late Unfortunate rebellion ; and, though it might be added that the appearance of the Englith Militia was alio of tome importance at that period, be could not fuppofe that any Gen. tleman could for a moment imagine that the deicer of this country was at prefent fo fat greater than that of Ireland, as to jufiify a fimilar offer on the part of the Irifh Militia. Their liberality and loyalty be did not mean by any means to call in quellion. But there were tome circumilances refpeaing the offers of particular regiments which might perhaps be further explained in the coorfe of debate. All that at pre. fent he could with was, to hear the matter fairly ac counted for, and all its concomitant circumftances related to the Houle. • Mr. BANKS role to Rate, that his fentiments, with rerpee to this merfure, had undergone no alteration fince be had lan the honour of addrefEng the Houfe, although, from the thinners of the Houfe upon the prcfent occafion he fhoold not enter into the fubjea at any length, but would receive hisafelf for a future opportunity. Colonel BASTARD faid, that he entirely coin tided.with the Honourable Member who had just fat down, as to the nature and tendency of the Bill be- fore the Houfe. The motion was agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be committed for Tuefday. The lrifh Militia Augmentation Bill was alto read a third time, and committed. for Tuefilay. _ _ Ordered, on the motion of Mr. Coin, that the Houle Ilmuld, on Monday next, rafutve into a Committee. to confider of making Mrto enable the Lord LitlitCOMlt id Ireland to augment the of that comity . On the Modal. l'eg the fecund reading of the bias Flax Seed Mk e etinverfaalon tone place between Colonel Hutehinlon and Mt. Corry, upon a quefLor. from the former, a. to the tendency which ibis Dill would have to alit the oil manuradary In Ireland. It appears drat Lech Mat feed as (hall be foetid upon lanportadost, to he damned, Ind unfit few the growers to ufe, 010 be warehoorod for a Certain time. old& the merchants can, in the interim. procure oil manufseleren to prelude it, and alto give ftcurity that Nets feed Sall not be planted. This (*turkey is meant for the enteral of the linen manutaraure. Tie Ceenealrtee of Supply and Ways and Mean were poityoned hkaisy,to which day Use Hoge adjourned. LUNDON. SATURDAY, Anat. Y. PRICE OF SteCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK I OW; goo money, 55W -Ditto for May ace. 55. ledoced 55{ 56 es. dis.:4liele 5 pc/C l/ m.93i 4 4. ay. Loag An. is+ oz. Am PRICE OF STISCXS YESTERDAX. • Doak Stock zocr Long Ana. z 6 sit 3 Per Cent. Red. Ann. 54111 Imp. per Cent. slf 3 per Cent. Conf. Ann. 551 Imperial Ann.l4 3-16 4 per Cast. yo}} Ezebeq SRN, is. dtf. a par. 3 per Cent Navy SW Ralph Lottery Tick. '7l. stn. 5 pa Coot t)9) 93*0 Cont. for ace 5511 i• COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Amfterdoon 37 Is s UL Do. at fight 37 4 ' Rotterdam 33 0 s Ur. Hambursh 3; to 34 MI Alto= 3; It si Puha day's date at 4 UT. Paris - 25 11 2 UL Liude-sui 23 tt ditto Meant, 3{ per Cent Out Deb. 651 hothouse, Diablo Culla — ' pap I Naples 371 Ditto 34 er• O•noh 43 Madrid a. pip Vt Are 39 Ditto 34 Lf. Liffion Bilboa 34 e 6 Oporto Leghorn 484 Dublin HI Aro on the Bank ot Holland 34 per Cent. Msace ji. i— t per C. Gov Deb. yo{. iron London tfoi. We have the pleafiere to announce the arrival of the Lovely Lan. off Dover. She failed from Bata- via on the December ; arrived at the Cape of Good Hope on the Lath January; and paired St. Helena on the IS.h February. The Dutch fquadion, under Admiral Haarbisca, paffeil the Cape in Ja- nuary. YeSer,lay morning his Mstrsry rode in the c),ltecit's Ridins.houfe. About one (.'dock the Loan CAANCELLOR had an audience of his MAJESTY. Yesterday at one o'cl-ek, her Maims., and the PFincetil.c Ecussarrn, MARY. and Sot Nta, attended by the ConflictFes of AY /ASSURE and Ely, took an airing c•ii the Harrow road. Yefletday his Royal Highnefs the Duke of "Volta held a Military Levee and Council at the Horfe- Guatds. Ycflcrday at one o'clock, the Ruffian AmbaiTador had An interview with Lord Hawaisauar, which lall.d near twr. hours. Yefletday Gct —nor Has-rt.:n.4 had an interview tth Mr. ADDING row, at hib bottle in Downing. fit eet. Laft night difpatehes were font to Pnrtfmouth to put on board the I.rtIATHAN of 74 guns. for L rd ?litany in the Mediterranean. The Bank of England have paid a4,0-sol. into the • t Iductiser (luting the rear cr,e:ng tne sth Jan. as a in lieu uf damp Th• a:counts from Adnal.,l I : aft I:tdic‘. date hi, his in..* preme. •-• the rat k 01 l'oft Cs -,n. r ealT 1V the COMMIUIa ci flat Silatc•ela, id 41 7 MI. Itinaut. in ti e Lots.n Liso N4urrc4L lIVTELLICENCIL MAILS THIS DAY, A[[. DUE. Dufilln A 7 . H.burgh 0 Waterford t t Guttenberg's o 0 i—Wind W. N. W. DIAL, Amt. 6.—The greater part, if not the whole of the Boulogne ignadron have been driven by the Brong Ealtaly wind into the Downs, which now have a formidable appearance. They bring no news whatever. The LEDA, Immoarxtrre, and feveral others, are at Dungenefs with the Rone fhips. The wind is now favourable for the expedition, blowing from the North Well. Arrived the Psaseus bomb, from Yarmouth; Bri tannia, DICKSON, from Waterford; Idigheton, Os- MIRAN, from eneriffe ; Union, M'lsirosii, from Madras; Charming Kitty, Lewis; Caledonia,Pao ; Aurora, qtAY ; Leviathan, CLaaa ; and Sally, Rows, from the South Seas; and remain with the (hips, as per N. N. W. Pato/urn, Aran. 4.—Arrived the Ann and Mary, Thr Loa, from CadiF, with wines for Lon don ; and the outward-bound Newfoundland convoy from Portfmouth. Toasa,v, APRIL S.—Put in here by contrary winds, le Taossrause (loop of war, with feveral out• ward bound Well'lndiamen, for Falmouth, among whom are, the Milner, G. Ar. Law, from Portfinouth lot Demerara ; Ralph Nicholfon, Sr aaaaa sow, from Portfmouth for Berbice; Phoenix, —, and Brunt wick, Miro', from Portfmonth for Jamaica ; and Nefo,'Caktirox, from Portfmouth for Trinidad. PLYMOUTH, APRIL s.—Sailed the AURORA. of 32 guns, eckttain Mauna. on a cruise. Came in from Liverpool a large (hip tender, to guns, isrith 250 volunteers and impreffed men for the fleet. Yeller day that fine (hip the Sr. Ganaos, of 98 guns, was towed from her moorings in the Tamar, by the yard launch, along fide the Jetty Head, preparatory to being examined for commiffinn, as the weather is now fo moderate. The Founaoraar, of 84 guns, has (truck yard. and top .mans, and is to have her lower hold of iron WWI and water new Rowed, to endeavour to alter her trim in (ailing.—Sailed the UNITY cutter, Lieut. Jose., for Falmouth. Came in from Cork, lxft from Falmouth, with a convoy, the NYMPH cutter, 14 guns. Lieut. Burrsa- WORTH, to refit. Came in from the Eallward, with. deal from the yard, the Fatzensuir, Remain in Cawfand Bay,as before, and in the Sound, the Moat, 4o guns. Captain SCOTT • SIRIUS. 36. Captaid PROUSI j the Toms, 36, C aptain Leas ; and two armed cutters. • PORTSMOUTH. Aram 6. Arrived the Ellen. with troops, for Guernfey t MINT and Baily tranf ports, and fevetal ontward•boond 'diets from the Downs, and Boyne tranfport from Plymouth.— Paffed by fur London the Duckworth, WARS, from the Bay of Honduras, in 6a days.—Dropt down to St. Helen's the &rocs, Acastem, and THUNDIR bombs. Went out of harbour the Minerva cutter, and will fail to-morrow with three tranfports for Guernfey.—Arrived the Telenet. of 44 guns, Capt. Bs , from a cruise off Cherbourgh. Came into harbour this afternoon, the Diam• frigate, Captain MALIfiG. The Items:ma. Captain Bar LIT. and the Ca miliaria, Captain SPII4II. are or dered to receive troops on board for foreign fervice. and it is Paid for the Eat Indies. The (trate, of 98 guns, Captain Jones, waits for a wind to go out of harbour. She will be completed by men (taper. nomerarie.) from the ROT•L WILLI• 11 and Puts. SANr•—Wind Wetlerly. . . Ten parties of Royil Marines are gone from this diviilon, by an order received on Wednefday. on the recruiting lea vice. Remain at St. Helen's, the LITSATKAN, Acusaos, Evict, and THUNDER, with the Mediterranean con voy, it, confequence of a foul wind. It has been indisarinuily and malicionfly Rated, with a view a,t deteriorating the darn/ter of the Lords of the Admiralty, that this convoy has been detained thefe fat weeks, for the want of another fhip to relieve the Leviarnau, as guard 'hip at St. He len's, without naming the different flips which have been ready to proceed to that Ration. It will be only neceffary to (Late, purely for the fake of troth, that the LEVIATHAN %CAE appointed to, convoy the Medi terranean ihips on the ioth ult. which is feventeen days fillet, and that a pant of the convoy. which was the real caufe of her detention, arrived from the Downs only on Monday lan t knee which they have been ready to proceed, but could not for want of a fair wind. YAR.xnueir. APRIL 6.—Wednefday afternoon ar. rived the LYNX floup of war, and Fouscsisa armed thip. Sailed the LARK picket, Capt. Gtoa ca Ds Ls, for Harwich, with Hanoverian recruits. This morn ing arrived limier convoy of the Hamar DUNDAI cutter, from Leith, a Swede and Dane, two lhips laden with merchandize, &c. Napped about three months ago by the AMAZON and ETNALION frigates. This day (ailed for the River, the malt (hips under convoy, and Smits gun brig to the fouthward, with (owe merchantmen. This afternoon the Foot,. CHIC armed !hip is expeßed to fail with tranfpnrts and Rotes. To morrow the Hato is candled to re• fume her nation on the Dutch coaß. The [hips of war in there Roads ate the S , Admiral Rug. SIL I ANTILOPP, Commodore Sir STIMIDAY SMITIf I CRUIZIR gun brig ; Panics or WALKS and Humrsit cutters. PafTed through itveral fail of laden cullitts. Wind N. W. FROM LLOYD', LIST. G AAAAAA on, Atari. 6.—Yaffrd by the Catharine. Wrangbam; and Starling, Batton, frum Smyrna; Vrow Anna, Hythe, from Lear; Lord Lenox, Hatchinfon; and St. Anna, Williams, from I fiber. Salird the Hope, hither, for Halifax ; and the Mary Ann, Wallis, (or Dubhn. Aaviarcl)fi Dov,r . rh• Lowly lafs. M•AUsfer, from Da tsoia ; .n.l worn DuNiu. At Lt., ryonl, j...Yre•, MR. l n • d••n ; .41.1 Jean • Pearce. from Ca• sit.ll.llt. 41t Waterion. nom Ntsr York. A efinvoy it .ppoi•ted w foil from Ponfmouth for the LlL;ics, on 0:c : C ipt JVD is Jr, tin:ea tu clmmar.cl t!.e licit Lior.cui.: s t.v is arvoiLtcd to the csittunami .1 ale LAall.“. • i.. LATE DUEL AT LIrERP6OL. Mr. SMILING, accufed of murder, in (hooting Mr. GRAYSON, in a duel; and Dr. Mar ARTNEY and Cap tain CotQplr, who were implicated, as feconds, in the fame charge, have been acquitted, after a trial of j twelve hours, at the Lancaller Affiacs. The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland has direeled a return to be made by the Revenue Department of all Bankers who ifrue fiver notes or i 0 U's at the port and dillriet of Cork in order to have the fame laid before Parliament : fiMilar orders have been iffucd through all the other diflrias in Ireland. It has been announced in a monthly publication, that Mr. CAM the Author of the Phaferw of Note, is now occupied in writing a Poem, entitled Cried hired Volmetter. to illuilrate fame drawings by one of the Princeffes. The aatement is entirely gronndlefs. The Ace nos bomb Tail, at Spithead, is ordered to proceed to the Mediterranean, to join Lord Nas son's fleet. The RevoLortommea frigate has been paid off at Portfroonth, and recommiffioned. CAptain HOTNAM isafpointad to the command. liatelt frigate Juno, Cs MALLMIS, from ISatafria, funk near Amboyna. e crew were faved. An order was fent at half pail five o'clock yeller day by the Earl of HARRINGTON, commanding the Royal Eall India Volunteers, to hold themfelves in readinefs to march at a moment's notice. Among the, exertions made for the defence of the Northern Kingdom, we think it jullice due to the dillriet of Galloway, to mention that four troops of honk are embodied, by the proprietors and tenantry, for the defence of the country in the prefent emer. gency. Their rendezvous is in the vicinity of Ken more Cattle, the feat of the GORDON! the chief of that name in the South of Scotland. Tie Hon. Jour Goarror, of Kenmore, is their Colonel ; Sir A rat Goarion, of Greenlaw, is Lieutenant Colonel; and:his eldell fon Jamas GORDON, Efq. of Calvenan, is Major; they are a fine body of men, and much attached to their leader. A letter from Pere, near Conftantinople, dated' January in s :flys- 1 -x Greet preparations are making for the reception of the Ruffian Fleet, which is ex pelled here in the enfuing Spring, from the Ruffian harbours in the Black Sea. The Ruffian Ambaffia tior here has made large contralts with feveral Greek and Armenian merchants. for the delivery of great quantities of beef, pulfe aid vegetables, as alto a num ber of live oxen. It is expeCted that this fleet will remain here about three weeks, and then proceed to the Archipelago and Mediterranean. It is (aid that the New Higb Admiral (the CAPITAN PAee• has propofed the fitting out of the whole Turkifh Naval force to co-operate with this fleet." By Tome accounts refpefling the expedition from the Cape of Good Hope, it would appear, that the enemy are pretty confident of fuccefs, as molt of the wives and children of the Officers embarked with the troops. The general opinion there was, that they were to rendezvous at Mauritius, and from thence, in con junflion with Limo' s, fail dir ell for Ceylon, which they have no doubt mull fall, as the combined fleets will con• lift of lit or feven fail (tithe line, as many frigates, and about 3000 troops. That as the Cape is a very ex pcnfive lettlement to the Dutch, and Ceylon a boom of profit, the former is to be the price paid to the French for their, 'Mance in recovering Ceylon.— Letters dated the ,sth January, mention that the Governor Jaw is fo diffatisfied with the place and the proceedings that are carrying on, that he hat written home for his recal. Madras Gazettes to the 18th of Oftober were re ceived yefierday. The accounts of the operations of General Last and General iVrt.t.rst.ay are not later than thole which we have already communi cated to our readers., but they enable us to flare a few eireumllances which took place previoully to General Wax LLLLLL 's vkiory over the Mahrattas, on the t3d of September. The vietory of the 23d of September was an nounced in a Gazette Extraordinary at Madras on the Loth of Oftober, and a royal (elute was fired in honour of it. The Madras Gazette of the tgth Oftober bays, that General Wax t.s s Lay took 103 pieces of cannon at the battle of Alfaye, on the 23d September. The fame Gaiette adds, that after the capture of Agra and Delhi, General Last took poffefficn of Marna. We have received accounts from Ceylon to the 28th of September. They Rate, that preitioofly to the viaories gained on the 6th and lath of Septem ber, the Candians had invaded the Northern and Eaftern difttilis of the nand. and loccceded in Ri mutating the inhabitant% to infurreannn. They had at one time nearly over-tun all the Nr•rthern dulri Rs. The Ceylon Gazette of the 28th of September fags, " Reports are daily gaining credit of increafing dif fatisfeeinn among the principal courtiers and fuhjeas of the King of Candy, in c , .:•equcnce of his murder of the Derfave Leuke, and o,hcr 4as 14' cruclty. " The widows of that Nolileman, and of c.;.e who was killed with him at R•lberg, having bee% reitded permidion by the King to come down to the place their death to collen their rtmAinv, and to perform the lad duties to them, arc Paid to have banged them felves." The Great Mogul, mentioned in the late India difp.itches, is the Sovereign Pr ince, who two or three yeArs since was forptifed, an d mule captive by the Mahrattas.who iniiantlypsa kir ere 4! this . . • deplorable Rate of total bhridnet s he Las been re. ceived under Britilh proteetion. At Coventry Mires laR week, James Euttlidge, for wilfully and (raud.rlentl) w. unduug liimfelf in the leg, for the purport. of ;rocuring Lis dif,:hargc from the Royal hlarioes, n.t. retittncei i br impiiioned two years and to r .4 T fin- • I tine r liras Yeacrday ni,rnir.q a slack chimnies, in G. lden lane, ILO down : for t,it.atcl 1.1 .!•rtiage c.ccurred. On the 3.1 iutLu,t r.l .t (:;4,g ALLAN, relift of Mr. )kiss At.. t the lime city, it her 79th year, !rm,:nted br her ntuncr. us dvicendants, rd••iuns, rnd all who znjoyed the ad• vantrs,:e of being a:ar•ry ti.e number of ha. ac• BRIGHTON, APRIL 1. The Panics of Wins'', rne-Tuefilay evening. after a long promenadeson the &tine, and a 'Bort *Melts the CDR Parade, mounted his bode, and was pretreat at the la exercife of the day. of/he Sul Tex Maids. • His Royal Highoefs appeWrfd much gratified at the confpicuous advance which this regiment has re cently made in its difcipline, which is much to, N . . attributed to the indefaiigable efforts and attrutial of their Colonel, Lord Passost. t Yefterday the Paisc it reviewed the InniAilloes4m. goons, and was highly pleated with the cro4doills !]till, and reteran.like appearance of the (Aces-kiwi men. • • The weather to-day has been damp and onfavour. able; his Royal Highneis, norwithilanding, vas, tog a Mort period, on the Sterne this afternoon. The Both Regiment have left Dublin the fir* battalion, confifling of four companies is at Tuns. more; four at Kabeggen, and two at Clare ; all within fir miles of each other. Yellerday morning General Wm mace, Governor of Portfnsonth, accompanied by Major•Geseral Can. • I RT, Adjutant• General, and fcvesal other °Scarfs, attended at the Tilt yard, to infpce a party of.the Light Infantry of the Firti Regiment of Foot Qttardt, in the performance of the bayonet ems-cite. The Gs neral expreffed himfelf highly pleafad with the *Unity and precifion of the men. I _ _ The 4th Regiment of Loyal , London Volunteer* affembled yefterday morning at their bead.quartera. and marched to Walworth, under the command of Lieutenant Col. SNIITM, where they were' int - petted by Col. HAILII•GI, and aftetwarda bad a grand field day. They mu fitted nearly Sop, and went throegls their manoeuvres with a precifsne that received I,ll* unqualified approbation of the Infpettiog Officer. Yefierday morning. the ad. 4th. and rh C.ompes. nice of the (teen's Loyal Volunteers muilered oat their ground neat' Rantlegit, and marched to a. 1011 near Kiffiern Wells, under the command of Colossi Rosinsom, to foot at a target, for three gold and three Inver medals, given by Captains Lace, and ADAMS, to be decided by the two belt (hots out of three, at too yards dillance. After the firing at the target,. the Companies pradifed Tbcy were then entertain. with a dinner. at the expence of the Captains. I _ The Loyal Spratton Volunteers were infpetled by COLD on Thurfday lad ; having gone th r ou g h the enroll, a circle was formed, when the Colonel expreted his allonifhrnent at finding the corps fo for (Redact ; their neatnefs of drefs, atm attention to their officers, their marching and charges', were particularly noticed: the Colonel a&ed whether they had any oh:. jeaion to permanent duty, when the Officers and men declared to a man they would turn out. The Cabi net, before difiniffing them, exprefed himfelf fo well fatisfied, that he fhould report their Cervices imme diately to Government : for permanent duty, we na da-Rand. this is tht firft corps which have aired ther ferviee in Northaniptnnthire. DRURY-WI THIATIIk—Lag night The Sehirreri Daszhier and The Coaviterfrit, with divided &Median, brought a full audience to this Theatre. At CovENT GARDE% —Pakntine dud Orito Dill coo tinues to fill the Houfe. Tea DUCHESS or DIVONSHIRCS Drysusc—Her Grace gave an elegant breakfaft yetterday to a fe• left party at Chifwick. The company began to ar rive about one o'clock, and a; two, above forty were afrembled on the beautiful Lawn appetite the Northern front of the houfe. After promenading about an hour through the romantic walks or vißas in the garden, the visitors returned and partook of a very elegant entertainment in the dining room and library. About half after four, the promenade on the lawn recommenced. The party did not brisk up till late in the evening. Among the company were. the Earl and Counters of Basement/an, Lord Genies Lwrisuat GOWER, I..Cl'd BOAINGDOIII, Lady Masson's,, and the Mi.. ',Anna.. Lord aad Lady MOUPITH, Mrs. BOUVIIII, Mils Woarsar, Lady C. Poisson ay. &c. Tu. COUNTISI or MALMISIIIItY'S Batt..—On Thurfday evening the above ditlinguithed Lady gave a grand Ball and Supper at the Earl's fplendid man lion in Spring Careens. The Company began to alremble about ten o'clock, and about half an hour aftet the ball was opened by the Earl of C and the elegant Lady c•THERINI HIRAM; about a dozen couple followed, among vault,' were— Vito:tent Fitzlarrrirs Lord Rapt - Lord Graves . J.ard Jervis . Captain Eden . XI r. R. lia,-;..t M r. Howard . Mr. 0 Markham Mire ik..r I.y 1.,i1y lamas Corry /04 Markham - 111..mpf.dt Af liireb.sCre Eden Mai F. }den Mars PIN. At one o'clock the company parrock ()far elegant (upper. The dancing WAS re:.smed ahnult two, and at three the company retired. Among the circle were the following lathirnabler : Coasetr . r!fe, r—Pembrci; and •.11m :7,-.42aftirrenh 1:.4 NU:5c 1;_1r-r3r9 !Arvis Cnrry.Cumell Brides. B , u•cr. Au rklan,!, tier berr,and Graves, S.r DartlCarnegw, Carts. chun:a ar.4 Eden Fite AT 1 4 1ADAIT-..-On WfdflefdAT, OR,bcr 5, 1803, the R,gl.;. Hon. Lath WILLIAM nt‘TIMCK gave a Bail and :iiipper to the I.Adies and Gentle• met of the Settlement. The Company began to affernide at halt r" o'cliick. and her Lady thip entered the Bali 10.'7M thou! ) before nine, d e. companied by the Right Hisn. the o , vcrnor and pertonal Staff, l trf playing the appropriate rune of • God IJVC the Ki•ig.' Shottiy after, his High nefs the Nah-ib of Ascot, attended he I.is 1 7, n and principal Khani, arrived, and was voichtfted to the upper end of the ti-or by the Rig' t Hi•n the Go vernor. to a I.:at had becn p1..e..1 for hi, ',cep lion. 'flit Ball the c ,, tanienc7. , v -11 her Lad. (hip leading down the tirtt dance. accent , sti:c.l by Mr. CM•MI/ a, Nl,mber of • t • 1.1-••• y dances fetil the E it: of clever. v n Com. Limmoned f J • e and lump. r the gre..•e+l t.ile .nd ar ti mw — Bc,lJln ced e .r.4.lcnntin -4 two in the mntr:ng. whe gratified and .n 4::.1%. :n r•rparcel idt in the Gallery of the t!.: d,nce 'mil tlir hour the CoinpAnv tetired. . . , :: i . 1 1 1 i i : 1 1 I , . i