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< Ili. 4 ITHINK it a duty I owe to the Public to sm swum, thsi s Work now publhhing, entitled "Dr.Sinsee Usiden," is no. written bjthe Author of" DR. SYNTAX'S TOUR DI SEARCH OF THE PICTURESQUE;" a fie. *Cowl Pert publish original Work, by the awe Author, will be shortly published. • •R. ACHRILKANN. This day were published, in Bvo. price 198.44 boards, THE EPISTLES of the APOSTLE PAUL, trans lated from the Greek, and arranged in the order in which they were probably written. Part Pint, consisting of those which were written before his !Int imprisonment at Rama.—With Explanatory Notes. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme aad Brown, Lon don ; and P. Hill and Co. Edinburgh. SALE OF THE LONDON MUSEUM. MR. BULLOCK respectfully announces to the Public, that on TatnwAY, the nth April, be will com mence Selling the entire contents of the EGYPTIAN HALL, PICCADILLY; the Sale to be continued every Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, till the whole of this im mense Collection of Antiquities, V, orks of Art and Natural His tory is disposed of. Catalogues of the Ant twelve days Sale may be had at the Museum, at 2s. 6d. each, and the remainder will be published in succession, with all possible speed. --' PROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. [This Gazette notifies, that on the lath instant the Rus aim and Spanish Ambassadon bad audiences of the Prince Re gent, to deliver letters from their respective Sovereigns ; and an nounces a new Commission of the Treasury, including t►e name of E. A. APNaghten, Esq.] LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S-OFFICE, MARCH 19. _ ._ . Orders for the Court's going into Mourning, on Sunday next the 41st instant, for his late Majesty Charles 4. Fourth of Spain, Father of his Catholic Majesty Ferdinand the Seventh, viz. The Ladles to wear black silk, fringed or plain linen, white gloves, necklaces and ear-rings, black or white shoes, fans and tippets. Undress—White or grey lustrings, tabbies or damasks. Gentlemen to wear black, full trimmed, fringed or plain linen, black swords and buckles. Undress—Grey frocks. The Court to change the Mourning on Sunday, the Seth instant, viz. The Ladies to wear black silk or velvet, coloured ribbons, fans and tippets, or plain white, or white and gold, or white and silver stuffs, with black ribbons. . . The Gentlemen to wear black coats, and black or plain white, or white and gold, or whit• and silver stuff waLtcoats, full trim. med, coloured swords and buckles. _ _ And on Thursday, the Ist of April next, the Court to go out of Mourning. MEMISERS RETURNED TO SERVE Di THIS PRESENT PARLIAMENT. Baru:4h of Yarmouth.—Sir Peter Pole, Bart. of Woolvertor.- I'ark, in the County of Southampton. in the room of John Taylor, Rsq. who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. John Wilson Croker, of the Admiralty, in the City of Westmin ster, Esq. in the room of Willi.uu Mount, hsq. who has ac cepted the Chiitern 114 m 'reds. Shire of Edinburgh.—Sir George Clerk, of renicuick, Bart. DI IL ITA RY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICK, NIARCII 19, 1819. 61:h Regiment of font—Lieutenant-General William Can Lord Ikre.lord, G. C. B. from the 88th Foot, to be Colonel vice Sir Cornelius Cuyler, deceased. 88th Ditto--Liel:tenaut-General Sir Gordon Drummond, G. C. B. to be Colonel, rice Lord Beres(ord, appointed to the com mand of the tittth Foot. f. sl/11.1SONA. General Sir David Bat. and G. r. B. to be Governor of Kinsale, vice Sir Cornelius Coyler deceased. Commissions in the (lumber Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Nottingham. The Most lionottrable the Marquess of Titchheld to be Captain. The Right lion. the Earl of Snrrey to be Licutcu4nt. John Evtlyu Denison, Gent. to be Cornet. BANKRUPTS. Thomas nateliffe, James Ratcliffe, John Ratcliffe, and Robert ' Ratcliffe, Manchester, calico-printers, to surrender April 6 and 10, at ten, and May 1, at three, at the Star Inn, Deans gate, Manchest. Attorney, Mr. Kay, Manchester. Abraham Emanuel, Plymnath I) ick, navy-agent, April .5, 6, and May 1, at the King's Arms Hotel, Plymouth Duck. Attorney, Mr. Walker, New Inn, London ; or Messrs. Rudd and Bane, Plymouth Dock. R:zhard Burchall, Ashton-within-Mackeraeld, Lancashire, dealer and chap man, April 22, at seven, 23, and May 1, at tln, at the Earle and Child Inn, Wigan. Attornies, Mr. Makinson, Middle Temple, London; or Mr. Jackson, Rod rey-street, Wigan. Wilburn Wright, Kirkdale, near Liverpool, victualler, April 12, 13, and May 1, at one, at the George Inn, Dale -street, Liverpool Attornies, Mr. Gunnery, Liverpool; or Messrs. Dade and John, Palsgrave-place, Temple-bar. Joseph Garland, Austin-friars, merchant, March 23, 27, and May 1, at ten, at Guildhall Attornies, Messrs. 13ourdillon and Hewitt, Bread -street, Cheapside. John Hoffman, Mlle-End-road, brewer, March 23, 30, and May 1, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Thomas, - . _ _ Fen-court, Fenehurch-street. James Bennet, Alexander Tabberer, and Charles Scudamore, lice of Manchester, woollen-cord-isuinufacturers, April 8, to, and May 1, at three, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manchester. Anomie,. ?Messrs. AdUngton and Gregory, Bedford row; or Messrs. R. and C. Jackson, Manchester. James Murray, Illshopspte-areet, cordwainer, March 23, 27, at eleven, and May 1, at ten, at Guildhall. Attutney, Mr. lleJit, King's-road, liedford-row. John Needes, Brick-lane, Spitalfields, coal-merchant, March Y 7, April 3, and May 1, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lattg, Fenchnrch.street. Richard laws Dean-street, Southwark, provision -brisker, March Ir. at eleven, April 3, and May 1, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. Richardson, Clement's Inn. Henry Watson, Stepney-green, merchant,. March Y 7, April 3, and May 1, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wright, . - Joseph Feel, Charles Harding, and William Witlock, late of Fuzeley, Staffordshire, manufacturers and cotton-spinners, March 27, April 3, and May 1, at twelve, at Guildhall, Landon. Attoni.:y, Mr. Easthani; Lawrence-lane, Cheapside. Ccatge Fishur, late of Liverpool, merchant, April 7, Is, and l‘lay I. at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attornies, Yiesere. Buttner and Lowndes, or Mr. Ripley, Liverpool ; or Messrs. Clarke, Itichards, and Nedralf, Chancel y-lane. Daniel Williams, Gruenstreet, Both, saddler, April 9, 10, at the (Nstle and Ball Inn, and May i,. at the Three Copt Inn, Bath, at eleven. Attornies i Messrs. I)ax, dun, and Jlleee diets, Doughty-street, Lo n d on; or Mr. F.mpson„ Bath. Jcues Sykes, jun. Jenathan Sykes, ahil Itetifearn, Al re.sadbury, Yorkshire, fancy-manufacturers, March 31, at sit, April 1 and May 1, .at the Rose and Crown liin, Hu& clzrsfield. Auornies. liar.. If-Mat:ye, Chancery - hoe ;or Mr. W. Bettye, Biratall, near Leeds. 'll l'earse, Oat-lane, Blackwell-hall-factor, • March 30, April 6, and May 1, at demi, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Stevens Sion College-gardens, A lder umnbury. it,, g h *Odle, late of - Liverpool, llnen-driper, April i,14; and :gay 1, at one, at tlic• (ieorge fen, I).de-street, Liverpool. Attendee Messrs. Hurd, Johnson, and 'Chester, King's s ona h-walks, Inr.;:r Temple ; or Mr. Garnett, Liverpool. It nt fraoosrr, Paternoster-row, bookseller, March 27, 6, and May 1, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attendee, Messrs. Sweet, Stokes, and CUT, Basinghall-street. Richard and lfer.ry Barter, late of Bishop's Waltham, H aut ., grocers, March i 7, April 6, 'and May 1, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Anoraks, Messrs. Amory and Coles, LothbAlrY• DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. April 24, IL Mills, New Bond -street, linen-draper, at ten.— April to, W. l'owae, Wokingharts, Berke, merchant. at tvrelve. April 13, W. Ford, Beekington, maltster, at twelve. April go, 13, (S. Davie azd S. A. Snowden, Plymouth-Dock, drapers,at e leven. April to, B. Willoughby, W. Thomas, ',m ou th, sad 3, omas Cheapside, hat-nuumfacturers, at one. April 24,w, riper, Hasnmerstulth, barge-builder, at one. April 96,W. Watts. Lower Mordoii, farmer, at eleven. April 97, E. Saunderp a oorskana, ICent, , grocer. DIVIDENDS to be made In the COUNTRY:" • j cpr ii rt , W, Neale, Birmingbam L braisler s at.tweivi4 Itibb R oya l Hit*l, anningharn. April 10,B.Golelspink, Brook, Hon gout, butcher, at four, at the Nosfolk Hotel, Norwkla. May W. Brown, Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the George, laver. ro w. April 14, W. Matthews, Liverpool, merchant, at twelve at diets. the bander:it tin Is, B. Loins, at die bage-oties, P wi nn , r ham. Aprill6, _ the Dog Tavern, lianclrtay. • • CERTIFICATES--Arsta i. T. Cewieb &hawlejims,wordiOSlCUlSlL Win. Cu!WC St. John-street, brasatrunder. J. Emelt, Birmingham, brush maker. C. Perkins, Perkin's Bents, Great Peter -street, victual ler. J. Rowed, Harp-lane, dealer. S. Heoeldebank, Liverpool. merchant. N. B. Harleyford,•Lloyd's Coffee-house,-Insurance broker. C. Minims, Liverpool, Merchant. C. Halsted, Healy Wood, Burnley, mums : spinner. Aran. lo.—W.Peyten, Lincoln's Inn-fields, wine and brandy merchant. J. Kama, Clstle-street, Leicester-fields, druggist. J. Towscy, jun. and Sai d Lloyd, Blandford Forum. Dorset shire, dealers. J. C. Jennyns,.Catherine-street, Strand, dealer. J. Home, Watling-street, warehouseman. J. E. Hogg, Bread street, warehouseman. J. Eitonhead, Liverpool, spirit•sner chant. W. Dickins, jun. Crown-street, Finsbury-square, baker. J. Phillips, Upper Eaton -street. Pimlico, coal-merchant. E. Phillips, Exeter, chemist. J. Lax, Liveried!, soap-boiler. DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIP& J. and It. Braddock, Manchester, cotton-spinners. bdorrah and Marter, Worthing, surgeons. Fox and Co. Sculcoates. Yorkshire, coal-skaters. Cullen and Robertson, Sheerness, surgeons. Hornbuckle and Simpson, Mr-street, Piccadilly, clothes-salesmen. Bullock and Benson Tendon , Yorkshire, worsted-spinners. Sellers and Tuke , F.l4ston-upon-Hull, titer chants. Travel and Armott, Castle-street East, Mary-le-bonne, coach-platen. Blair and Co. Manchester, calico-painters. Bur ' gess and Walton, Worsley, Lancashire, millers. Huh= and Law, Manchester, corn and flour-dealers . WOollbrad and s Track, Bast Retford, Nottinghamshire' wallow*. Watson and Chaffers, Queen-street, Cheapside, wOollen-litetors. Adams: and Co. Shenstoae, Staffordshire, governesses. Henderson and Buchanan, Glasgow. bulien and Holblack, Norwich, iron-, Mongers. Beldam and White, Royston, Herts, cormdealers. Holdlch and Harvey, Spalding, Lincolnshire, linen and Stool. len-drapers. N. and R. Whalley, Aldgato High -street, cheese. , mongers. Tiffen and linter, `Stepney-green, coal-merchants. Button and Russell, Pore -street, Cripplegate, piivn-brokers., flakier and Mountford. Blrchin-lane, gunpowder-makers. Blaxland and Taylor, Devonshire square, wine and brandy merchants. Adams and Martin, liltleticay. Esse:, surgeons. Wall and Elder., Britton, Surrey. G. and R. Hornby, Liver pool, watch-rr.ana:eturers. 3Linsvaring and Evan., Liver pool, sail-makers. Sotrill and Co. Widmer; Kent, coal-mer chants. Webster am: Cowell, Preston, Lancashite, cotton manufacturers. IL and T. Burry, Little Hampton, SIWCX, grocers. Robinson and Pierce, Alanchester, milliners. Lee and Todd, Church-road, St. Georgea, provislon-dealers. Beale and Atherton, Penchurch-street, coffee-dealers. J. and F. Ap plcyard, Kingston -upon-Hull, builders. DITCH MAIL: BRUSSELS, MARCH 13. We learn from the French frontiers, that the French Minister of War continues in the further organization of the French army, to place as far as possible the Officers who have served in the old army on active service, and that his conduct is therefore highly ex tolled by manv persons, particularly by the officers on half-pay. They begin now to think on the orga nization of the reserve—that is, of the men who, being old soldiers, may be called out in case of need. It is calculated that the number to which the orga nization will extend in all France is 125,000 men. In every military division a separate corps is to be formed of this reserve. The departmental legions receive, from time to time, numerous detachments of recruits from the departments. According to the Recruiting Law, the two regiments of the Royal: Guard in garrison at Lille and Valenciennes alone re ceive volunteers, but great caution -is still observed in the choice of them. Upon the whole, the French army improves daily. Several persons residing here have been summoned to Paris as witnesses in the trial of Canal/on, accused of an attempt to assassinate the Duke of Wellington. The French Ambassador has received - instructions for the purpose from the Minister for Foreign Affairs. It is affirmed that the Duke himself is summoned as a witness. • ,'," " :VI. , Y:. - .3.".: • -. Um). April 10, It. 31 -. : AK seater, ineethaat, at two, at Bri4gayrator Avas t _ A 1 • Di -9114 Idar -at twelve, at doe ... - A B. le.* Tramline?, tgAloilim J Mt Pod. Aprill% J. DeitattetWksbeltaa *Wm: PA iti Is he Oeqege, Wincbaster. A4,r..ifitttoa. Ittakist. wownes, at elaysa, at the Tertian. April 12,4111 i inn, Illnansbiusk, grow, it , at thalami, Binder' B. Aril 16, J. Dinore,"Miatokkattt, , Aotta:deatar, ai two;at MUNICH. FEBRUARY 25. Two Spaniards of rank ate at present here—one a grandee, viz. the Marquis de Cerralva, and the Chamberlain Chevalier de Carrevango. Their ap pearance at our Court seems not to be without some object. They come from Turin. FLANDERS MAIL. BRUSSELS, MARCH 1 6. His Majesty considering the necessity of taking measures a•; well to prevent the misfortunes which may result from the neglect to take Pilots on board of Merchant-vessels, as to maintain the useful estab lishment of pilots, issued, an the Bth of this month, a Resolution, which contains the following Regulation : Ileneeforsrard, Merchant Vessas, as welt National as Fo. reign, without distinction, whether entering into, or sailing from, any of the Ports or Harbours of this KingdoM, shall not obtain thjr Passport, or their Act 'of Discharge, from the Board of Customs and Facile, till the Cittainv or Masters of • these Vessels have produced, on their Entente! at"eho Office, when they make their first declaration, ahrYnnileparting, to the proper Officer,, a Certificate, shavrits;' that they have paid, or caused to by paid, eonformabithertie segtdatiork the Nine Duty; whether they have itta4e niit'oLa Itotior have not pro vided themselves with one." 3:l ' ' . MADRID. MARCH 2. Most of the : yessels with troops . for Lima which sailed last year have. been unhappily captured by the Insusgents, whose Chiefs have employed Al kinds means to induce_ er soldiers to_ enlist under their hawkers, They have, nnhappilyi not been unsuccess ful;. since it id alPratedi that a *44 part have gi.cn ear to the voice .of seduction, and catered into the armies of the Insurgents : the others, howevei, obey ing the voice of honour and their country, have re-; solutely refused to join in this shameful defectio Such are our list accountrfrom the Itavannah. One .account adds, that if oredit may be given to the re r , porte in circulation, the city-of Quito, in Peru, ha* raised the standard 9( revolt, and it was even asserted that Lima had followed the example. Such are the accounts in circulation here ; but as they are founded on Private communication only, we flatter onrselves that they are either unfounded or at least much The great rend front-this city to Cadiz, which was unsafe smile tinindp• "cnlarly on approaching the.Sjerra 1444 00, 0 . 4 yr . :quit. - free, and entirely cleared of the banditti who infested it. The couriers 'and travellers-toant from Andalusia are no lz eskoreed. Sninensilitarfpostiledleiously slis ted, iiiie sefAced . to settirellte,Ortnnunication in all ~ La Mancha. usi,EVENING a 7 , 4 4 itiel .15 frridw , . , ,110 1. • nmor. . , [ARCH' 22, 1819_ • . . ..I.I I * . FPNQS* PRI= OP STOCK* pAlt AT ONE O . CLCCK : Bank Stock shut—Bank Long Anns. shut. 3 per Cent. kodg:ced t—A., - 'nfis. 74111 Cons. for Ae0.742 7+,1-3 ;per Cent. shut. _ . . . 4 per Cent. s4at.- . 0-s..per-Cent. Navy 10111 Indite Stock shut.— bdia Bonds 30 prem. Exch. Bills (2d,) 1 6 dis. Some of our Contemporaries have been alarming their Readers with accounts of projected insurrec tions in the vicinity of Manchester, and other parts of Lancashire, &c. and have gravely asserted that some thousands of young poplar trees have been cut down in the plantations near Stockport toform dies for pikes ! Where are the pike-heads? We have been at some pains, causing inquiries to be made at Stockport and the vicinity, and can assert with con fidence, that the above statement is a gross imposi tion on the public. There have been of late as there . have always been, depredations committed in the plantations named ; but proceeding only from that wanton spirit of mischief which in towns manifests itself in breaking of lamps and the like, without re ference to any designs against the Government. But " that there will •be another turn-out in the districts alluded to, and that at no distant day, is, we think, as certain as that two and two make four, and what mischief this may lead to cannot possibly be fore seen. The workmen, not only at Manchester, but , throughout the whole of the manufacturing districts, have, as we have more than once stated, associated and corresponded by districts and divisions, and sub-, scribed one penny per week each, fiir many months past, in order to raise a fund, to maintain themselves during another struggle, which they mean to make early in the ensuing snmmer, to obtain an advance of wages. Reflecting minds must shudder at the mis ohief that may ensue, whenever this tzern-out take s place ; for who can contemplate, without dreadful forebodings, the consequences likely to ensue from the mere congregating together of so many thou sands of infuriated workmen, goaded to despera tion by repeated disappointment, without the least prospect of any amelioration in their condition.— Indeed the crisis is most embarrassing ; for instead of the demand for labour increasing, so greatly has the Manufacturing been overdone, that many hands are weekly thrown out of employment in the principal manufacturing towns, swelling the already enormous ranks of those who are willing to labour for an honest livelihood, but who cannot find em ployment. In Leeds, Dewsbury, Bradford, and other considerable towns in the woollen trade, many hun dreds have lately been discharged on account of the dulness of trade; nor is there any foreseeing where the evil will stop. So late as Saturday last, one of the principal Manufacturers in Leeds discharged 20 more of his hands ; while smaller numbers were likewise ,dismissed from several of the minor establishments. A Dutch and a Flanders Mail arrived yesterday, from which we have given extracts in another co lumn ; and this morning two Hamburgh Mails reached the Post Office, bringing accounts from that quarter to the 12th inst. on which day the Exchange on London was 33.2 a 33.5.—We subjoin the only articles in the Hamburgh Papers deserving of notice: COPENHAGEN, MARCH 6. It has been affirmed, that the loan which has been contracted for, six millions of marks banco, will be followed by another, to be made in England, for a larger sum, on the same conditions. Our Course of Exchange rapidly improves, and is now very near par, having been noted yesterday at 210 to '213 per cent. against banco. It is reported that his Majesty will make a journey to Jutland next summer. 'Milani, NOVEMBER 9.0. According to accounts from the fortress of Ostro cosk, the trade with the Tschuki was more conside rable this year than the last. The Tschuki came there with their families, and brought large quantities of furs, which they exchanged for Russian comma. .ditics. During the time that the intercourse lasted :line of the Tschuki were converted to the Christian faith, and were baptized at the fair at Sukutzk in June. There were Russian and Chinese goods to the value of a million of roubles among the furs ; the sables were dear; those of Aldansk, which were the .. dearest, were sold at 1200 to MOO roubles for 40 skins. STOCKHOLM, MARCH Q. A Report has been laid before the Government by 'M. Yon Hjesta, Governor of the Province of Dali carlia, which excites universal attention. He des cribes, in a most affecting manner, the situation of that Province, and recommends to the paternal care , of the Government, above 40,000 persons under his administration, who from the beginning of this month, wilt have neither bread nor other means of subsistence. HANOVER, MARCH 11. The establishment of our army is now ordered from 30,000 to 20,000 men, though an unequivocal wish bad been expressed from England, that the standing Aim might not be reduced, but as the budget is pub lished, we know not how the ;um of half a Minion 9! aollars per Mirth; tit) timed by the teducLicr the_unua:milk, be applied to t h e advantage of kingdom. Charlkon Papers to the 15th w. February this morning. From the Char !sten Coark r o f 13th, from which the following are extracts LOWNDES has estimated in his Report on Coia, the specie in the United States amounts t u millions of dollars. By a Report froth Car a: , China, annually made to this Government, it ap i that the import of dollars in .American vessels ‘ 3, the last year in that one port amounted to nea•] millions of dollars. Add thereto invert s i s , places of China, Java, Bengal, Surat, :,nd in i bay, Stc. and after this, let us caiculzte teeth ?: speck will remain in the country. Let th e E, look to their inevitable destinies. Great Britain, without a specie cnrrencv, per Cents, at 80, and what is mes: pie:t , inq ' we find, that her bankrupts, for six n - :or.th.;, is amounted to 1,008, and, in ISIS, duri:: ; period, to 552, being a reduction of 4:;o, or one-half. Let our merchants look to this, :lad tract with it their distresses. I need not ask how land is to be paid for, or Government is to collect its revenue when cite are :►ll braen, and the merchants have . ;topned anent ? The Sheriffs must sell property wo r th I for £lO. Suits in Court have doubled. Th e ful crisis is at hand which only Congress can at In consequence of the eacessire vailed dining the Summer months of the pFt a greater number of deaths took place kk: r:ng months than was usual in former years: this cit stance, con:Lined with the increase of otlr nnpul to which may be added the constant in4nx ri grants, many of who:a being of the cia• unaccustomed to our climate, may ac:ount f number of children that died of distempers pc,. to our Summer months is 413 atmosphere univm. rarified. The returns of deaths received from Baltimore Philadelphia, however, sufficiently prove, dr climate of New York is as salubrious as that , sister cities. To exemplify wl•ich, we need onl serve, that in the year 1817, the deaths in Baltic (with a population of perhaps 30,000,) amount 1,3'20; whilst, in our city, (containing a pops at least four times greater,) we had not mere twice that number. The fortunate exemption of our City fro! pestilential visitation of Ile Yellow Fever, is jL subject of general gratulation and solemn ness ; and it is to be hoped that the same vigil, that, under PROVIDFNCE, has guarded us frcni scourge, will be the means of shielding our' from its future visitation. Saturday the PitINCE RECENT received a visil the Duchess of GLOUCESTER. at Carlton-house. Yesterday, the Duke of Yogi visited the Pai REGEWT. The favourable reception of the Work kturrn the name of Dr. Syntax's Tour in seerth (I the turesquc, which has for some time been in the' of the Public, has led others to adopt the name for their rhyming productions. We from an advertisment in another column, that but the Tour are from the pen of the real Sr who is, however, about to favcur the Public Second Volume of his inimitable Tour. OPERA 80;7SL—A new Ballet, called Le Ma). d'Esclaves ; au, la Fete au Serail, was produced on Saturday night. The dancing was in the style, and employed all the talent of the meet. The Piece was not brought to a _ at twelve o'clock, and the curtain fell abruptl: cording to the established rule of this Theatre. Ballet will please more on repetition, when i have the advantage of a regular conclusion. DRURY-LANE THEATRE.--The new Trat tnedy of The Dwarf of Naples attracted a large elegant audience on Saturday night. Mr. Kr extraordinary exertions produced the deepest r Lion on the house, and gained the most rap' applause. The splendid scenery and well-c machinery of The Castle of Wonders, which was Afterpiece, received, with the performers, the • of ample and merited approbation. HAYSIARKET.—Mr. LLOYD'S Astronomical titres are honoured with increased patronage and plause, each successive evening; his ideas of the of the CREATOR, are clear and grand ; his diction ambiguous, and elevated to the divine subject his manner so impressive, as to insure the •- of an intelligent auditory . .. Mr. TERRY is returned loVtown to resume hi fessional duties at Covent Garden, after a most cessful tour in Scotland, where he has been amu his friends with his unrivalled performances of Green Man, Sir Peter Teazle, &c. &c. A new sical Drama from his pen is in rehearsal at Covert' Garden Theatre. HYDE PARK.—" A day in April never came sweet, to thew how costly Summer was at hand!" yesterday broke forth upon the metropolis, env , the great and gay to enjoy the glories of a Fete petreo—There were a multitude of carriages on ti ferent drives, among which were those of the Di Attcytz, Dowager Marchioness of LA NSnr:w Nr, of COVENTRY and DYSART, Viscount DI tuyuese and Dutch Ambassadors, &c.—The ot the CIan M4NAGHTEN in trill colltirte, sr" . his one-horse chaise.—Theiarls of AVesysloß CutswiLLlA.st, and AYLESBURY, Vise. DEMUR General BARTON, &c. &c. &c. were on horsebact Among the pedestrians were— The Marquis of Worcester and the Earl of Yarmouth: Esti of Mountcharles and Ellis, Esq. Lord A. liar:. C. H. Bouverie, Esq. and Hon. Mr. Charlton, Lord N.:aim - Lord C. S. Churchill, the Earl of Westmorland, Rir F. B.!. Mr. Dou glas Kinnaird, and Mr. Hobhouse ; Sir G. Clerk , . .10: Frederick, General Hamilton, the venerable Benjam in' ,1i Hon. Mr. Walpole, Hon. Mr. Wingfield, Colo sn4 nels :' Cotton, and Thornton; Captains Gough, Drur•—•, 11114 and JutulßUCr, L3l. of !ducLi cr , age o f t.. • b .e arrit,., vs rier .rncts, *ld e(iia, 1:4 le( f a t to ( w e .. . Cos Canton, , it • sax ;scls .-di • roc ) r.e,r , , • .7boi *!er LI the 1 2 4 , • tbi ,sae :v. :.are ; **.l ht. 4 • ia Den . , • in -.3 F or Or, or I the Ilat:t 11P-1 1 opped fero' The Can Av er. . inte S t:!at pan •••=•, I mitig •7.11 his citc - ut• Ito or:41 nrrir CIA,S abi 41:1 unt fur the • pe.:Plim :rag' WriVerSally tirtore azd , -as ,fa c, that ;::e that of oz S e ..are ed only c'd. •kts eras ri mounted to bait populatiLa MICIC tha tin Lam from eze , is j;;Ay n tha:ikfal- ki, us frcm i:; ; our Lk; Ga y a visit fr, ouse. P (1 he Pat wcz tkal Boa known he lion (j . the P.,• t. I the to !nal the ta;:ie 7,1,1 We that ror.r cat 1 SYNT.SX ; blic with a aiiir Int Marrhod C duced here n the best N Establish- d oat conclasion r aptly, :se- etre. The isi hen it will in. 3 Trasi•Co Na large and Ir. 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