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, h its 247. AWRICAN ADEILPH I THEATRE, STRAND (Late the Sans Pareil.) - der the Authority of the Lord Chamberlain. ence of the NEW PANTOMIME having been re i'h rapturous applause, it will be • reAated every till further notice. c is respectfully informed, that Miss Dennett, being d from her severe indisposition, will, in the New me, have the honour of resuming her professional duty rheatre, in the celebrated Shawl Dance, with her two Miss F. and Miss F.. Dennett. PRESENT EVENING, December 29, and during the Week, will be presented, A DIVERTISEMENT. 14th i Barletta, • entitled GREEN DRAGON ; or, I've Quite Fergdt. ude with an entitely new, grand, and pictnreigne Christmas Pantomime, entitled ,IRY OF THE NORTH STAR; or, Harlequin at Labrador. uin, Mr. W. Kiln' ; Clown, Signor PAULO (his first Tat this Theatre). Columbine Miss E. 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Abitrici of the Bill to mod certain provisions of the nth of George the Second, for the better pre - , venting of Clandestine Marriages: Clause L In all cases where the marriage of any person under the age of twenty-one years has been or shall hereafter be solem nised by license, without the previcol; consent required in the Act of-the tetb George IL such marriage shall notbe absotutdy wall and void, bit shall be voidable only, sod enp suit for avo log the said Marriage shall be brought before the party or parties shall hers attained ttbs sge of twenty.cne years, or wltilin six; moths afterwards and unless such suit sheik be beast Mika the Anititboearn linsitok rock starrhir shall ,be slothaloa r r s Z, alit vele to nil intents and purposes whatever, as if the consent had been previously obtained. • s 11. All marriages where either of the partial (not being a widower or widow) shall be nudes' the age of twettey.oee yen* I wtsialvelpdi be solemnised under a publication of Nunn made in any othbr Church or Chapel than in the Parish Church or public Chapel of or beloughtg to the Parish: or Chapelry, within which thrum' place of abode of such Miner about to be married shall bias have been for fourteen days immediately preceding the • of w.k banns, shall be voidable at the suit of the JokeAs or guardians of such sniper, provided the suit tosnnul doe same shall be instituted within a certain period. . Republication of banns necessary, if marriage be not se 111. Republication within three months. • IV. In cues of licenses, if marriage be not so solemnized, now licenses to be obtained. 'V. This Act to extend only to England. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.. • . The Prince Regent has been Owned to appoint Dr. Them /Niamey Alison, Professor of Medical Jurisprudence ankak &cal Police, in the University of Edinburgh, in the man 'of Andrew D uncan, jun. Esq. resigned. Coduniftions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Donetshire. Donetshire Regiment of Militia.--George Emery, Bag. to be Captain, vice Charles Andrews, resigned. Bug Battalion of Dorsetshire Local Militia.—Jahn lathes Smith, Esq. to be Major, vice Sir Walter Yea, redo* BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Williams Clark, .I,eicester-street, Leicester= tailor, from January 1 to February 19, at ten, at G • •• BANKRUPTS. • Walter Nixon, RuLek7, itilifordsbire, fanner ' to surrender January 5, at tea, at the dims fif Mr. Salt, Burley, 4, at ten, at the Town-ball, Replay, and Februu7 8, at eleven; at the Talbot Inn, Barley. Amomies, Maws. Stocker and Co. New Boswell-court, Carty-street ; Or Mr, Salt, Rsieley• Henry :Hooper, Bristol, mirehant, January 15, 14. at and Fe 8, at NW, et the Rummer Tavern, A th =d . Greenfield , Ora n glnn44lMlBl ilk/dr. Cofn4tieet, John Grafton, Stroud, Glosicestershim, shoemaker, Junin/ 8,7, and:February 8, at ten, at .the Gears* affee.house, Gloucester. Atterney, Mr. Bu , Gloucester; or Memos. Price and Ce..lacisequer Dace, 's Inn. Peter Thomas' Mattock, Preston, Lancashire, music-wader, ,January 14, at six, 15, at.ten, end Februiry 8, at six , ' a t the ' °Nee of Mr. Bushell, Preston. Attornies, Mr. BlakelocA, lierjeant's Inn, Fleetetreet; or Mr. Buthell, Preston. George Booth, Peter's-koe, Uverpool. woollen-draper, Janej 86, at four , 3 7, at eleven, and February 8, * two, at . Packhorse Inn, Iteddendleld. Attornies• Mr. I Pattios : eery-lane ;or Mr. illittye, Huddersfield. • Richard Bryan; Linguallo, Radnorshire, farmer, January 17 # 18. and February 6, at eleven, at the. Craven Arms Stokesay, Salop . Attoroles, Mr. Meredith , Lincoln's • New-squa re; or Mr. Meredith, Knighton, Radnorshire. .1 Robert Myers and John Holmes, late of Newtaatlempon-Tme4 linets,drapera, January 11, st seven. 18, and Febniarr eleven, at the.•Oloorge Inn, Newcstle-upen-Tyna.. A • idea, Mr.' Hartley, New Bridge-etreet ; or Mr. Font*, tor Mr. Sider, NeVscaOssatra-Tyna. James Pickering, late of Woburn-place, RmeellAttare,• merchant, January 1. 11, and February 8, at eleven, At GuildhalL • Attondel;ldeeni. NOT and Amistomvlencing lane. • , • Robert Bunting Sorrell, Kirby-street, Hatteniarden prinlor, January 4, 11; and, February 8, at teal at Attar- Mies,. -Messrs. Bishop and Erratt, Tekenhouse-yard. Christopher Thompson, late 9f Halifax, watch•gbun•tu January SS, at all, 16, at tea , at the New Coartlhoome • Max, and February 8, at ail, at the Cooper's Arms Inn, p B e Maas. Sabine and Lewis, Caermartheas., street, Bedford-ecoare ; or Mr. Settle, Halifax. Job Beck, Neweasde.upen-l'yne, grocer. Jimmy SION, and February 1, aceleven, at the G eo rge Inn, Nesteastk upon-Tynt. - Atomics, MOM: Atkins= and Wildes,Than mr,./abg; or Mr. Bainbrldp, Newcastle. John Bendel, Fulhans-aelds, hors94lealer, January 11, February 8, at one, *Guildhall. Attorney, Mr, Dulf, Cas tbsereet, Holborn Charles Roberts, Oettnej % Made, Somerset. I tanks 1 112. = le, Pat five, 15, and Plannsaty Jat e even, at e Ims,_Yeovil a ,... Attends', Mr. Red LietrepsaMA . err ,Mr ..114N . Yeovil. • . • , BinssiAllody, Maria Town, Devon, merchant, January 7, 4 , , 1, and Fehrolnerfii atieleven, At Ilse Carl& Ceilieeassem . , , Plymouth Dock. Atte:miss, Mr.•Boveclen, Altionsaateit, 'Or Meson. Leach and ,fit Lair Plymouth-Doak. • , Thongs GM*. Stock Ports ters hew, I+:4 • and Febntary.i, at ten,. at ome Wirral 1161kday.Anial Boochpse". • Attiernies,. sad Gower. • . *•• • , . : . vim/ yoitic,. wyraminnt n. .. • . ?lie maims'. Inteiligencer of Friday aniwunces the eireiwal of Capella Read, from Madrid, and adds, we Understand, he brings information that die Treaty is riot ratified, and things remain nitsth in the same state in which our last advice' left them. Mr. For •syth remains at Madrid, and a Minister from Spain is to be forthwith sent to this country. If further particulars come to our knowledge, . they shall be hereafter noticed. IMPORTANT, IF TRUF..,—A report, whiff, however, requires confirmation, ii published in The-MtPat yule (Georgia) Republican of the 9th instant, " General Gaines had received orders fbr a detachment of 5000 men from that State, and 5000 from South Carolina, to proceed to Amelia Island." • ' • A BRIDLIANT METICOILThe Ville Record, a Paper published at West ChesteN, ennsylvaniav mentions, that a brilliant meteor passed over that place at six o'clock on Sunday evening.—" Its di rection was from N.E. to S.W. The tail was of great length and brightness, and from the body the fire fused out as it does from a large'piece of 'burning iron. The streets were so light that one.might have picked up a pin. It disappeared suddenly, and almost every person who saw st seemed confident that it fell pear him. 111-3 minute and a half, or per haps two minutes, after the'light ceased, a Sound like a cannon was heard, coming from the direction where the meteor appeared to fall. We have seen Gentle men from Wilmington, Londongrove, and Coates ville, each of whom had a perfect view of this kb lime phenomenon ; and they agree in describing its appearance and situation to be similar to that pre sented to ns. Its magnitude and distance must, therefore, have been much greater than any whis saw it could have well imagined." The Franklin Gazette states, that the meteor of Sun day evening Was seen by several persons in Philadel phia; that it was veq large,. and was accompanied with a blue flame; and that it appeared totooch the earth, rebound, ascend some distance, and fall again. NEW YORL.NOVEMBE.R es. • It is stated in The Quebac Gazette of the Bth inst. that the British Government Bills are selling in that city at 5 per cent. premium, payable in a description of gold which bears a premium of one per cent. making a loss of six per coot. on rernittancessin bills of exchange. It is said, that the average profits on ' the whole of the imports are net equal to this six per cent. loss on this mode of making remittances ; and that this state of things. " forebodes diminished con sumptiop, diminished production, low prices, and little to do." - • . The anniversary of tie evacuation of this city by the British forces at the close of the American war, was celebrated this day with the usual military pa rade. The troops were reviewed in,Canal-street, at eleven o'clock, by his Excellency the Commander in-Chief. They then took up their line of march dowls Broadway, round the Bowling-green, through Beaver, Broad, Wall, Pearl, and Chatham streets, to the Park, where they were again reviewed, and dis missed. They have rarely appeared to better advan tage, as to their numbers, dress, or discipline. A very splendid dinner, as usual, was given by the Corpoiation at the City Hall. The British brig Neptune, from Liverpool, has been robbed of dry sebds to the amount of 30,000 dollars, hy.e piratical cruiser. She had in posiession a Philadelphia sloop, and discharged her, after mur dering the crew. , WASHINGTON, NOVEMBER 26. • , We learn that the Missouri Expedition, consisting of the fith Infantry, and the Riflemen, under Colonel Atkinson, waived at the Council Blu ffs on the 2cl of °hobos., in good Order, and well supplied, where `they htve taken up winter quarters. The conductof the Indians in that quarter is generally friendly, and a depUtation of all the tribes arrived a fevidays after, to meet , the Cotnmanding Officer in Council: At this moment, scientific travellers aretraversing T . -Brasil, under the protection of the Portuguese, • d at the expense of the Austrian, Eavarian, and .. c an Governments. On thepart of Austtia,)l4 1- lowing_are employed : 1. Professor Miltaas, foiN tu =al History in general, and Botany hi particul a r ; 2. Dr. Pohl, as Mineralogist ; S. M. Waterer, fo r Zoology ; 4. M. Schott, as Gardener : if, M. Sorer, as Huntsman; 6. M. Ender, as Landsat/sit - Now ; . and M. Frick, as Natural History Painter. .* On the part 'of Bavaria : I. Dr. Spix; as Zoologist ; abil 2. Professor Martinus, as Botanist. On the ,'t of the Grand Duke of Tuscany, Dr. Risdi, as Naturalist. SAVANNAH, NOVEMBER is. _ - kis mentioned in a Nassau paper of the 29th. of September, that a wrecking vessel , had arrived that day from the coast of Flonda, with a number of ... in N; had . . - - . - . , • . .. . ' ...P.... •-• . . • • . .• . 4 • - • • • ' , ...z . . . • • . . • !.. 4 , ,t c toil. • ' • • . . • . • • • • • .. • . . . • r -- , a,..:•46.-..r.,,,*. a r,,,i .4. • • " •• . ..... -• • -• ~ •• ' , ~ .....: ; • •‘ '• _,......': .. ' , ..„,' TA. j.t.!".4-":".7!`..:•.'..:11 Z . :-.: . •`.. - 7' ,;.•;;..;...;.. .., - . *... .p s iii i t a... - 2., . i . ''' . -, a . ... ....a. . . S •4• .. '4. . : ~ , j ~ . • t ... . 7'...‘. , 4 19 . r?, 41' V. .. ...,, ... ---....-• • - • ' .. . .. . - .. • ' ' ,6, • • • -'-'• - '• • . 'l s ''. '.l. .. it -.1111 . ( 1 / 4. 0 ..... S 'OJAI . ; • -..- L1' .. ., • • -.../..7,1 * . • \ - 0r .. .* AV.*. , ov • • ..._ . ay. . . . .. ....01. •._ ._ .. . •....)1114_,e , , • PgicE SEVEN •• PEN CA• . 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Coundlateilligat • 1 • .G aa nfai k ateat Quallatatas„,__„_ . _ bo un d . adapt ed to the Gramma: a d ibod-, . EtrilDßlllKee be made d r Guaumuu.. robbed by our frontlet citizens, . and striven from . ll‘ Kg* ; Jahn Qatruniew, Pal*.a.; .ailfl f gy *wry, with Notes. pi c. flziir . i.ri far thr Brosidteiet. - fieThervo • ___ ..L...„ _.,101. Is. D• aitkh tand_ kii_ W G ' eL ;IL Snail ' T. ....„ their homes. The . folitoting Particglars " , se COPM roughaut the li.ingdom._ ~.......-.- s : DIVIN E ; or. C ULPERtikt."; By R John In." ig„E'eupinghat " "misim mile Iwo. P 4 L utial kire. -7 —. = in. •Ots, .. --mil!. .144"."1"eau.11111."-144anel", the /Wawa Advertiser:of Ole 2d October : - • •:, L The Ake of llitraseroiaf, i R C . Pr 0 „ .. 11 . .. . 'at . ...tatt= . 4 41 % 8 4, lit 1 . r. aa x rtii .... 4.. ..x(ati . Noostes..oll44 /1. GazowTll of the HAIR. reentry- _, „,,.... o ._ c o , o i ta lsl= l.. " Waldo tiot • 4/I"lnimparviallir . 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