Star. — London, England, 1818-01-08 00:00:00

THE EVENLNG STAR. LONDON. THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, ISII3. PRICE or STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVEt CLAK% Reduced 81f 82-3 per Cent. Con S 1 Cons. for opg. 82+1-4 per Cent- 99+4 Navy 5 per Cent. 106ft—Boods 104 106 pr. Bank Long Anna. 201,-..Exch. Bills 19 9r; pr. A Mail from New York has brought us this mars, ing the following Maas/ma of the ParsiDEPyr of . tin USITED &AVIS, on the opening of Congress. I: II a document altogether highly honourable to ratter o f t h e new !resident—distinct, and 1 Ina — An in its and independen I •r. • sot. beneficent, and ecaxiliatory in its vieu.! WASHINGTON, IiECRNIBIER 2. This day, at twelve o'clock, the PRZYIDEVr ({ e t , United States transmitted to both Houses of ems. grea t the following Message, by Mr. doom, Join Mostasra, his Secretary : Ill'Pefiosn Cilium of the Senate, sad gf the , Hosing of Representatives, N At no period of our political existence had se .so much cause to felicitate ourselves at the prosperous #4 . l6appy condition of our country. The ab un d ant frints.,9l the earth have fills's:kit with plenty. !,,,,. s . tens s We and profitable commerce has greatly Jug. mental our revenue. The public credit has attzel an extraordinary elevation. bur preparations for co fence, in case of future wars, from which, by ue experience of all nations, we ought not to expect to be exempted, are advancing, under a well digest s ' system, with all the dispatch which so important s work will admit. Our free government, found e d na the interest ana affections of the people, has gaine4 and is daily pilling strength. Local jealousies an rapidly yielding to more generous, enlarged, and es. lightened views of national policy. For advantage so numerous-and highly important, it is our diny to unite in grateful acknowledgments to that 0 s ; 00 . TENT Be..sso from whom they are der!red, and : . us. ceasing prayer that he will endow us with virtue and strength to maintain and hand them down, in to= utmost purity, to our latest posterity. " I have the satisfaction to inform you, t! - at sa arrangement, which had been commenced by on predecessor, with the British Government, Isr the re &action of the naval force, by Great Britain and the United States, on the Lakes, has been conclude.; ; by which it is provided, that neither pasty shall kap a service, on Lake Champlain, more th;sT, one real; on Lake Ontario, more than one ; and on Lake Ens, and the upper Lakes, snore than two; to be acrid, each, with one cannon only : and that all the nther arpsed, vessel*, of both parties, of which an mat 'at is interchanged, shall be dismantled. It is also arta, that tbeforce retained shall be restricted in its jay, to the internal purposes of each party ; and tiat die arrangement shall remain in force until six monk shill have expired, after notice given by one aide parties to the other of its desire that it should term nate. By this arrangement useless expense, on boll sides, and, what is of still greater importance. de danger of collision, between armed vessels. to dew inland waters, which was great, is prevented. " I have the satisfaction also to state, that the Commissioners, under the fourth article of the treaty of Ghent, to whom it was referred to decide, to wf4 party the several Islands in the Bay of Passas► quoddy belonged under the treaty of one thousand seven hundred and eighty-three, have agreed 11 report, by which all the Islands in possession of CAC* party before the late war have been decreed to it— The Commissioners acting under the other articles of the treaty of Ghent, for the settlement of boas. daiies, have also been engaged in the discharge of their respective duties, but have not yet completed them. The difereoce which arose between the tie Governments under that treaty, Respecting the net of the United States to take and cure fish on de coast of the British provinces north of our limits which had been secured by the treaty of one choir sand seven hundred and eighty-three, is still in ner ciation. The proposition made by this Governmet to extend to the Colonies of Great Britain the pnc• ciple of the convention of London, by which the Commerce between the ports of the United &at and British ports in Europe had been placed on* footing of equality, has been declined by the BriUsk Government. This subject having been thus ami cably discussed between the two Governments, aa it appearing that the British Government is unwillmg to depart from its present regulations. it remains for Congress to decide whether they will make all, other regulations, in consequence thereof, for 00 protection and improverrient of our navigation. " The negotiation with Spain, for spoliation: re our commerce, and the settlement of boundaries, Te mains, essentially, in the state it held, by the ccm munications that were made to Congress by my pr decessor. It has been evidently the policy of the Spanish Government to keep the negotiations pended, and in this the United States have acquic:ced, from an amicable disposition towards Spain, and is the expectation that her Government would, from s sense of justice, finally accede to such an arrange ment as would be equal between the parties. A di, position has been lately shewn by the Spanish Go. remittent m move in the-negotiation, which has bees I met by this Government, and, should the conciliatory ._ • ' ...-iiiiiiii ... ..- 41 ,0 .• ~, ,_. ___ , . , t $ . . - • -, , ..- ..'` ' , • 0.. . • - , • ): . .• • - _ ± ' t ie. . 1 1. 0 Mrs. Watson Tenor - . i 1 15 Rev. Oman Map* .. ' .. .17.. :- 7.1 " - . 4 , t.: ifinFrarr.aika Rl' . 5 0 . Muter W. Taylor v . • - 11 0 Mrs. Yaw, • .- , , 1 , , . . .: . 0 s 0 ' . Linafilient-Oaneral Sir lama Sam. I'l 0 Lady °gam . - 4 I- p Iles. hada ' . . • 1 I 45 . Illy Jacobs - 1(10 .kilss , ' .'•' * Z * • a, P. ASK& - 11 0 Mirs. . 1I 17 Mr. Tliyord, Glazier --•- . „ 0I 0 N 0 Die DlOy Mackworth, Bart. 1 1 0 lille eP • .. . 0 , -4' 110 Ka Port. Copit-b as i 1 1 1 0 . 1 1 0 Mr. Peloock, : •-rean , 1 4-1, . ; • • ,A_ 1 Cards lackworth, Rol's' Nidwers 11 0 =L an '. ; • Lieuseseet haeltwotth, H. M. S. Beano 11 0 ' O . . - • 11 0 Dr. Osborn - . . - rt 0 • - 1111ortalororib , . 11 0 ` Lady Fromm Harper - - 11 0 wanamolso" • -,•10 0 ,1 2rais i= se - - •1 1 0 Mr. fieselean, Smith - i 1 0 . p~tl - •' - 0 10' if ' I Tidy, 14th Regiment, C. B. 1t 0 Mr. Searle, Baker - I . i k i 1 0 Mks A.M. - 05 0 169. NINO* - - 1I 0 . . - 1 1 0 Mr. Ruff. Fleanweger - srusca . r. 1 1 0 Drams - 11.. lida'Ansiseth - 0 5 0 - Mama Aiiiiissimodk .. 0 0 C.Bks7lat rivic • - 4: . ... 11 0 nameroaa. , *OW ifig= 4ll6 • Lord - 0 1 0.4 5 0 Ikea ' - •3 1 0 Mt. Andrews, Cooper - - ~ 1 1 0 (Tb be criatismall) o 3 0 The Right ble Mord - 11 0 Mrs. S. P. Userelelf .0 ,01110 1 401111 Mrs. Topping, Dedford.row - - 11 0 Major-General - - 11 0 . t • AD V E RTIB.IIIIENT. Lord Mars • - . - . 1 1 0 ••••••••• Annstraeg - 1 I'o lis the Coen. Comte* Mayo 1I 0 Rev. Dr. Ebel& - - t 11 0 try to forward an emir accouet al that Me WW I i W. T. Praia, Esq. Beaker - 11 0 Cadre lichee& a' Springier*" - 11 0, mo d e by near exertions in their aslibbserbsels. le William Newcombe, Fail. ditto - 11 0 How/ Ritter , Eet aut ßreett4erems Oremenee-mluare 11 - 0 aid of the General abecriptico for the propssod Menonwec • Thomas Smith, Ent Bursted Lodge, Russel •110 T . J. 1111MeM is. 11 • and to favour than with the acmes of skriens sesdred op '•.• Miss Smith, ditto 1 1 0 Sir Eagllsh - - 1 I 9 ,to the present time, &rested to a WWI. JR& Blip No. la, Earl of Suffolk - • 1 1 'ells% Samoa Patter, Fisei-iniem - 1 1 • H,enrietta-street, Cavendblsoquare. lAA& Countess of Suffolk . - 11 0 Mr . Nimbi, Parker; Om ate . 1 1 0 Reasexue.--For Geo. Ha& Req. " ms s our Ise List. , Lady Catherine Howard 11 0 Mr. Sonar Palter, ditto - - 11 0 read Mr. Gee. Hale, Pkeadiny. Mrs. Walsh, of Addiestioes - - 11 0 Lady Emil* Shim - - 11 0 Miss Caroline Fear - ' ' - - I 1 0 Mrs. Scott, 1116 Hennetta4treet, Cavendish-square 1 I 0 EAST -INDIA Home, JAR DART e, tet e. , • Miss J. P. Feller a - • - • 11 0 Mks St. I - 11 o • Mrs. Mark illeintlinla garp . "st •eft A. =r, Esq. - - 11 0 rrtirE COURT of DIRECTORS/ the UNITED Earl of Digbe • - ..• , - ...i4s.i.tf 1 I 0 Alexander Adair, aq,. - • 1 1 0 - 11 - COMPAAT of MERCHAS7TH if ENGLAND, troding Sir . Moore - • 7I . ...tilf 1 1 0 Angus Macdonald, Esq. Pall-malleeart 1 1 0 Rev. Richard Roberts, Mitniato • - ' . l. ' 1 1 0 Mr. Lan - - 0 3' 0 nide LAT INDIES, As hereby girt Miele; • . - "5' ' 1 1 0 Mn. Cusses - - 03 0 That they will be ready to receive Proposals in Writing. es Mrs. Roberts - Sir J. W. Lubbock, But. M.P. • • - !r!. 1 1 0 Mis' ;Wiight and Children - ° 3 ° or before WEDNF.SDAY, the 21st Motosts from the Owners - Lubbock, Fag. - • - , ' 1 1 0 John Woods, Esq. Spring -gardens - 1 1 Q of a Ship of the burthen of 1,200 Tone ollireowsode,b9ll64re W. Wilton, Ent - 11 0 Mrs. Woods, ditto - - 11 0 W. Weston, jun. Esq. - 11 0 Miss Weak - - 010 4 measurement, which has not performed mere then Me Voyage/ Sir John Pinborn - - 1 1 0.--5 3 0 Mir F . L W ood s -010 a in the Ccospeny's Service, specifying the rate of Feskpbt der . George Grote ; Fog. jun. - - 1I 0 1 1 0 G Timot L Blounthy Brent, Esq. - - - - 1 1 0 Ton at which th ey may be willing to Let such Ship for we 1 1 0 • Voyage to China direct, in the Company's Regular Service. Preactti, F.aq... Esq. / George Grote, Diq. - •1 1 0-3 30, Henry Ware , Ware-hill - - ylet , The Tenders, with the words " Ship Tender' a the corer; Lewis Lloyd. 1/ 0 Thomas and Jobe Hatt , Upper BerlekY-A rsel eso• to be severally anted up, aid left with the Secretary, at or be - DM s . C l ee,•llfrotaguo.place .• ' 11 0 Mies Hoitt .•. 010 6 fore Twelve o'Clock at Noon, on the said 41st instant, beyond ' - John Hsi - 11 0 - Mr. John Salle, Strand - . 1 1 0 which hour no Tender will be received. Lady Callen= What _ lieseeide, Dr. Misitirew Dallie - 1 1 0 Hon. Miss Burrell -. 1 1 0-.4 3 0 Right Hon. ISougiby - - 11 0 Lord Owydir A' - - 11 0 gii, J. DART, Abistunt-&cretary. Mr. 34. Welbect-atrett - 1 1 0 Baroness n. Tte Particulars of Terms and Conditions upon which the 1 1 0 Ship will be engaged for the Company's Service, may be had 'Mrs lIS. AM* - - 1 1 0•-4 1 0 The Rev. Mr. Johnstone, of Great Parndhasn 11 0 upon application to Mr. Joint Music., Clerk to the Consmittee JOlMsslllsose,' lei. Ely-place 1 1 0 Lientenaat-Colonel Johnstnne, 86th Regiment 1 1 0 •of Shipping, on or after Friday neat, the 9th instant. all. Pew . 1 1 0-11 2 0 Captain Andrew King, R.N. - 1 1 0 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, 1 • 0 10 6 Captain Robert Heersno. R.N. ' . l 1 0 WidWW Deckle? , Seate4theet . - - Lord Carlota . - - 11 0 Dr, Robert Robertson, Greenwich Hospital 11 0 Establisbsd by Royal Charter in the Illgti of King George L No Of Bade* - 1 1 0 Colonel Chisholm, R.A.C. Inverness, N.B. 1 1 0 Dictum:a, 1817. I Lady 4lala Seritt - lat 0-.11 2 0 Captain William Kempthorne, R.N. - 11 0 P ERSONS whose ANNUAL PREMIUMS fall 1 none Vostleas. Zs+ - Mrs. Coebbsen . 11 0 Mr. Neville, of Esher . , - - 11 0 due on the 45th instant, are hereby informed, that RE" - 1 1 0-4 1 0 Joe Weddowson - 0 5 0 CEIFTS are now reedy to be delivered at the Company's Mors i ' Earl Neale - - - -i 1 0 William Thomas - - 05 0 over the ROYAL EXCHANcE'and in PALL-MALL, as . i i Count... Nelson .1 1 9 The Bart ofSurrey - - I 1 0-41 2 0 General Burton . - - 1 1 0 well as by their respective Agents in the several Counties; and s f 1 Vinare Bridpet - Skidpan Haw Maysethmaral De Gray I 1 0 William Merry, Esq. -: - - - 11 0 the Part ie s assured are regulated to apply for the Renewal of Viseeentes - 1 1 0.-4 0 0 Mrs. Merry I 1 0 their Policies on or before the 911 of Jeassuoy next, as the usual 1 1 -0 Fifteen Days allowad for Payasent.ayond the date of each Po- , Hoe. Mrs. De Gray - 1 1 0.-4 1 0 The Countess of Surrey - . 11 0" key, will then expire. SAMUEL FESNING, Jun. Sec. Mrs. Sophia Markelyne , - 11 0 Francis Deiapiere, Castle-street, Leicester-oquare 11 0 ' re-- Attendance is given daily at the mid Offices for the Amu- Mies Marketrue - - 3 1 0 Major-General Farley . - 1 1 0 ranee of Buildings, Goods, Merchandises, and Ships in harbour, . Lord Montague , - - I I 0 Dowager Countess of Dunmore . - 1 1 0 in dock, or while building, from LOU or Damage by Fire ; and • Lady Montague - - - 11 0 Lady Virginia Morray - - 11 0 I also for the Assurance of and Granting Annuities on Lives. Caftan . G. Scott, Ditton,park - 1 t 0 Lord Bolton - *. - 1 1- 0 N.B. Fire Policies will be issued free of expense to the As. • Mrs. Scott - - 1 1 0 Lady Bolton - - - 1 1 0 sured, where the Annual Premium meant, to 6s. er upwards. 1 1 0 1 Colette{ Buckland , H . P. 534 Regiment .: 1 1 0 Lad Dundee . .. 1 1 0 EDUCATION. Lieu , -ant-Coionel Menotti, M. P. 53d Iteminest 1 1 0 Lady Dundee . • - Captain W. Bathurst, R.N. . ..:,- . ~ 1 1 0 The Earl of Grosvenor . ' - ' 1 1 0 BEACONSFIELD, BUCKS. I Mrs- Bathurst Master M 7. Bathurst Master W. Daiwa - . - . - • ' 11 0 The Cocthical of Grommet - 0 5 0 Miss Cotes - . 1. " 4 11 . 11 ... 0 Miss Charlotte Cato .. . _ 1. 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 o MR. W. BODDY respectfully informs his Friends and the Public, that his ACADEMY, which has been Twelve Years established, will RE--COMMENCE. On the 21st Miss E. &dm* - ' ; ail 'll &.0 Robert Queue - 1 1 0 inseam In this Establishment Young Gestleneen are liberally Captain T. Dendas „ . .$....,aci - , :4,1 t-. 2.$ 3AV Mrs. Qsarne - -, . 1 I 0 boarded, end -carefully instructed la the Eaglish, French, and tiro Dundas .. • . - _ ...11J ! ~.t ,u, t k 1.,,0..Fmc1s Leaman. cf Charkett.streat' •' - - t I a, .Latin Languages, Writinc, Arithmetic, Book-keeping, Siensu- dames AlearAddr. # .. $, b- - " ii i -1 " - N I " Hugh Le7 olBl ers 1 1 radon, Geography, the I. se of the Glebes, Wistory, Ste. &c. W. I Al mo g i i. - , •-•• -,',.., - t , I WV" 1.14 0 . PO Gesrge H. Osumi* , . - • I 1 0 2 „,--_ a-. ~. v •:,. ;!i vita tgIikIIVIIIC Lody eir_. k i. . lira 4 ' '' ,r s. ' 111i , w. woo it+ *Atli Henry it. C. C l a v ' - Gess : Dom, 4 . - . _:,rt ... ,I rm , IL .: 0 Miss Cavendish • - t 1 0 •1 I 0 :le " - I 1 iii. for 22 Guineas ter Amman, Washing kelluded.--Strict attention is paid to their Health, Morals, and Improvement. Particulars and References may be had at 879, Hies Holborn- I 1 1. .If . QUADRILLE DANCING. • . Brael=stetat:sitblirf. Mi 4mpbagltell, .. . , „ t,, ,3 ~ ,1 ,41 7 t i ts C. tavesillah ' - Ddtaspwwdiek.. . - 11 ' We Oarepbell - • - ,- ' ' ,11 $ 2111 Charles C. Cavendish, Vet 110 1 I. 0.. A LLEN, 19, Sherrard-street, Qolden-square, Rives LE. Public Inesonsand Practice in genuine QinArilies, Wets, , ii • . ----Complisii.lkst. Cadopoplace . • e:.. . • 1.1 I 0 Lady Catheithe Cavendish . Mrs. - 1 I^. 0 • , Sr Anhui' Par er . - - 1 1 0-3 • 0 t t o and Country Dances. as danced by the select Fashionable' at ' ' Paris and London. Morning Sets for Ladies only-livenles Nichet:Vre, Esq. Somerset -piece 11 0 Lady Automat - 1 1 0-2 $ 0 liets,,Ladies and Gentlemen. Private Lessens at all hours to- -4 La d Brown Brown - 7 I 0- 0 2 2 0 Hon. Alexander urray - 11 0 Lady Ann iiiirnpson - , . 11 0 Hon. Mrs. Mum - - 11 0 untaught or incomplete Pupils, of any age, wishing privacy and more expeditions or reined acqtdreasest than Public Lessons i• J. Dam pul - I 1 .0 Miss Augusta Murray - - 07 0 convey. F am i ly Parties encoded. Teeth qualified for the Pro- Mrs. Past - 1 1 0-.2 2 0 S ac k K. - 07 0 bastion, or Theatre. Ladies .k. Is teach their likesilies, Lady Owen - - 11 0 Augustus ' . - 0 7 0--} 3 0 fee aiding which be has on sale tad sou-ptaying Intro. Mrs Woodman - - I 1 0 Hon. &maw St. ,ftneses's Palace 1 0 meats, enabling them to cultivate Bede own Dewing. give Rah • Bev, Janos Webber, Prellesdary of West- Mrs, Mt*, Ultra' ' - 1i 0 without Musicians, or amuse tiIMOOMVOS sad friends with Mew :neater - - 1 1 0 Michael Ando - 1 1 0 by Clock-work. . wro Webber_ ~ - 1 1 0-. 41 2 0 ]hiss Taylor - • - - 1 1 0 J. Cattle, Esq. -, - 1 3 0 t.Getieral Robert Nicholson • 1 1 0 ATTRACTIVE STATE LOTTERY. .. lAdy soocke l , mime% ikooky-4uar• 1 1 0 tenant-Colonel Hank* Scotch Grey; t 1 0 Marquis of Winchester 1 1 0 . Miss Charlotte Jaws - - 11 0 BEGINS . FOURTH OF MARCH. leas. Marchisesas of 'fleawort • . - 1 I 0 Lieutenant Hugh Dalrymple - 1 1 0 THERE ARE ONE HUNDRED CAPITALS. . ... Farl of Wiltshire - - 1 1 0 Lady Dalrymple - ' . I I 0 THREE PRIZES OP 430.000! Non. W. L. Addington - I I 0 Lieutenant-Colonel Leighton Dalrymple 1 1 0--3 3 • AND THE USUAL NUMBER OF SMALLER PRISM, lEti Walker Vieybridge, Surrey - 1 I 0 Augustus Fronart, artist. - 010 6 ALL STERLING MONEY. 1. Mr John Waists . Lady Walsh . _ - -1 t 0 1 1 0 John Dingwall Mrs. Dingwall - - • - 1 1 13 , 1 1 0 In addition to the Scheme Three Blanks will receive TWELVE , • . Miss Walsh . I 1 0 Lady F. Compton ‘.• - - 1 I 0 1 PIPES OF WINE, far 1,000 Years, or looser, if Mr. Walsh . - 1 1 0 - 4 4 0 Lieuteoano-Gentral Reynolds, Portland-place 1 1 0 Each of the Holders of the first-drawn Blank on the rut, w . ~. Bishop of Ely - I 0 Mrs. Reynotels - . 1 1 o cond, and Third Days of Drawing, may immediately select 1 i lei Hooper, Somerset Regiment I 0 Lady Mary Entine 1 0 Rear-Admiral R. W. Otway - - - 1 1 0 from the Stock of any Wine Merchant they please, Foos Lieutenain-Colasel Torrens, Cambray 1 1 0 Pipes of the wry best ski Are Pim and for Stares i propos , /*bigot' Downshifts - I 0 Mn. Walker Otway . - I 1 0 don, on credit for 1.000 pers. or longer. if required. Marchioness Downshire - 1 0 ten Salter - - 11 ° IN consequence of the numerous Applications to ,: . Lord Arthur Hill - . 1 0 Lieutenant W. J. Sutherland, 21st Regiment 1 1 0 I Sir Charles Banbury - 1 0 Ensign G. B. Sutherland, 76th Regiment - It 0 the different Lottery 011ess. for Particular or Favourite ..- . , 1 I . 0 :^l o ur p i p iers ty: , and the dißeuity the Public had in knowing where 1 Countess I:anterville Lady Sisonifield Sus** Andrews Omen! Orr - - - - - _ - , 1 0 Dowager Lady Holmes, Newport 1 0 Sir L. W. Holmes, Westover • 1 0 Lady W. Holmes 1 0 Joseph Bourke, F-sq. - -1 1 0 I I g. T. BISH, CONTRACTOR FOR THE LOTTERY, 1 4 0 Respectfully announces, that tie following Numbers may be bad . Earls( Melborne - - - 1 0 Mr. Joseph Greyer, 13, Strand - - 1. 1 0 of the Office-keepers whom Names are against them Conettes of Me/borne - , 1 0 Earl of Darlington - - '1 I 0 - 1 Webb 45 Marshall 85 Swift . Cesuftss Claremout - - . 1 0 Countess of Darlington I 3 0 • - - 2 Sivewright • 44 Martin 86 Eros Genpral Welford - • 1 0 Miss Christie - - - I I 0 5 Richardsoe 45 Marshall 87 Bak Mil. Welford - - 1 0 Miss C. Christie - . - 1 .• 1 0 Dowager Countess of Roslyn li 1 0 s timwriskt 4 44 .131 M as Webb Mrs. Elvey, Ben d street - . 1 i 0 S Carroll 47 Dish 89 Carroll Lord Howard, of Effingham - .- 1 0 Earl of Crawford and Lindsey - . 11 0 6Si vevnight 40 Bish 90 Hazard ',any Howard - - - 1 0 Lord John Thynne - - 1 1 ° 7 Webb 49 Marshall 91 Swift it Stewart Erskine, Esq. - 1 0 Lady John Thynne ' - 1 1 0 5 Carroll 50 Richardson 92 Sivewright , Mis,lirstine - - 1 0 Miss Wegg, Acton - " 1 1 0 9 Martin 51 Webb 95 Hornsby • Met ßeirday - - - 3 1 0 Miss Elkin Boone - - .:•1. 1 0 10 si,, ewr i g h, 52 C arroll 94 Pldding • ' ' John Reaves - - ,• • .I I 0 Admiral Sir Francis Laforey - 1 1 ° 11 Bilk 53 Sivewright 95 Webb InaGesserei Swayne • •• I I 0 Mrs. John Drummond - - - 1 I _l5 . 12 R oc , ' 36 55 54 Webb 96 96 Elton .„ • I Sir Henry Wattle - 1 1 0 Christopher Smith, Eq. - - 1 1 0 - A , Lady 10 Wells, St. Alban's-place - 1 " 1154 Huard 9987 H a P 1 d z il a in r i d Miss Harriet Warde - - 0 5 0 ' Min IL -Wells 0 7 0 Master Hewn Warde _ 0 5 0 Mr. William Wells - • 15 Padding 57 Swift 55 Dish . • Ladp Hoes - - 11 0 miss Wells " - . 1 1 1 , . 7 1 0 0 is Carroll 58 Swift 100 Richardson Dernard - - 1 1 0 - Mrs. Moore, Cadogan Terrace - 17 Hazard 59 Bish 1I 1 Pidding --1 1 0 ~ 18 Richardson 60 Hazard egit Eyton 1. Lady Reread - Miss Moore , ditto . - */ * I 17 it Padding 61 Herasby 333 Hazard , Lady TEO - - 1 1 0 Nugent Kirkland , Eat • " - - 9 ' 0 20 Sub m Carroll 444 Martin ' Furl Lindsay - - 1 1 0 Lord Roos - • 7 • I 3 • 0 $ 21 Swift 63 Rah 555 Sivewright ' ii Counter Liodsay - - 1 1 0 Colonel James Mactieratott, 1 - 1 44 . - Genfrai-Grenville - - -I 1 0 Karlsf Tothervai - • • • ' '" 1 9 ' ° 43 Fillian 65 Bah 777 Carter Dowager Countess Grosvenor - I I 0 Lady Mary Bennett - -.. - •"I i 0 14 CONS 66 Hazard 888 Swift • , General Porter . -. 11 1 0 Ribes, of Lance - • 11 9 m Swift • Montego& Stopford, Esq. lii to - ' I' l 0 Mrs. Harvey - - • ' .67 Carter . 999 Webb R.reneed Dr. Short - I . I * Lord Sherbothe - . 1 1.9 ildliilnney . 69 Eyton I I 0 - 'PW/ag 69 Swift 1000 Webb ti 1 1 Martin *FM** Deadwood - - -1 1 ' Oeo. 11. Clarke, Esq. •-•- 1- 10 22 = 2.4 70 Huard 2222 Webb ..., Lord Junes Murray - I I 0 Dire Sarah Lee 1 1 o ak 1 I 0 less Lee Clarke - 71 Marta 5555 fax A l. ar. JI. A. -Cox - . • - 1 1 0 p i e ao . ye Rie.hardsce Lityeenent-Colonel Wray - 1 i 0 gs a o 4 .-G enen j m ime ,. 4444 Carroll 1 I 0 31 Owe* '75 Hazard 5000 Beth '7 John Wray, Esq. - ' - 1 1 0 L. Monk, Es Knightsbridge - - - t 1 0 . 1 • 32 Hoensby . 74 Caner 5555 Richardeon 1 :1 ! ' ,i" Mn.s Wray Pike - John Wray - - - 1 I 0 Mrs. Trent Parh -str e et 1 1 O R. W. Appleton, Req. si Liverpool - - 1 1 0 33 Mt 114 1 se Eitbardooe 75 Eythe 0666 Canon .; •'l, , The Dean of Lincoln . .. I 1 0 Received by Mrs. Lumley, Besse Steward at his lb* illsta. s 2146651166 76 Svewright 7 87 7 88 av flw e if wright t Robert Swan, Eaq. - 1 - 1 0 nos the Doke of York : 72 Sivewright . Mr. Shipwash • - - 1 1 0 190 X o/fLislina. U Greer 78 Webb 9999 Webb 0 . , Sir Diehard Croft - - 1 • I 0 Michael Lumley -." - - 1 . t e' 5 3 : r=,, 79 Martin 10000 Webb I.4miy Croft - - 11 a ioseph Patte - • • 11Of se rb7 re Marshall 81 Carroll 11111 Martin NW/ P B 7 BB, Beaemhill, F.smouth - 11 0 worms am o . .0 4 4 . 15000 Bytes Liestectelt-Cdonel Warnford - 84 Manion 18000 Strewn*. ! 1 0 Wiliam Olisse - .! •' ' 7 : 1 :I AO akibsasco ." es Siveveriglit Hon. Mrs. Warnford - - a , -- 1 ° Mr. Sanaa - - , Chili& Rabat Bamford Heskith -' 011V4 . 41111 ",s____ 84 Richardson - ! 3 0 Mr. Weal - - Th ome ray, Bp. Sackvine-euest. . 0 J. P. kolas BPI - N. Dalton. Esq. - . -^ ' ''' '• 1 0 Mrs. Narruway V 1 0 G oole F ra me • . . h I 0 . ArmaiN iin, wow. . - g r. s ina 'f aatais ......o. dim faucylas by in tar sa l ; Numbers not in the above List, - - - . . - • 114 - A Application at any lassery Mee • ile Tient at Oemstry, gir 09 T. DISH, Contractor, 4, cortabill, R. C. Becnatio Eari• - - - 1 . 1 0 William Yammer, F. - -I t ° VII r et t e tt y CliwilneSrUrom, London, .who told and shared in the 1 . Mrs. Sweatt . • 1 0 Proprisases of the Wtsiw ® and ()elands Union Coach 1 1 0 just ended, Nos. 2,241, 3,645 4,349, Three Prises of 4110,000, and various other Capitals, all in lust.. I . .... i Ilti ti ,„„,_ 4