Star. — London, England, 1802-12-28 00:00:00

Fres s& LONDON GdZBITZ, Det: sR STOCKIIOLN, 'DISMISS!" 3. The een of Sweden was laft night fafely de livered oUa Son. Her Majefty is as well as can be expeaed, and the young Prince is in perk& health. • DRCIMIBIL 7. This afternoon her Imperial Majefty was fafely delivered of a Son. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • ORDWANCI-01171C1, DICIII4IIIIIt 37. , Royal Regiment of Artillery. &erupt Lieutaiant John Pritchard to be Firit Lieutenant, like T. Stanwia, deceafed; dated November a 6, 18os. Gen than= Cadet Edmund Walcott to be Second Lieutenant, vice C. Rooke, promoted; dated December 10, Ma. Corps .of Royal Engineers. • Gentleman Cadet George C. Hoge to be Second Lieutenant, vice By, promoted. Dated December zo, 2802. WAR-OFFICZ,DICSMBER 38. 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Cornet Thomas Boyd to be Lieutenant,by porchafe, vice Ogilvie, promoted. lith Ditto—Patrick Heron Goldie, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafe,viee Clarke,vrhofe appointment does not take place. sth Regiment of Light Dragoons —Edward Kelly, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafe,ake Bridger, promoted. 13th ditto—Arthur Henry, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Gilbert, who retires. ift Battalion of the aft Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Wil liam Hely, front the half-pay of the id Battalion, to be Lieu tenant, vice Mayo, who exchanges. Sth Regiment of Foot—Nicholas Toler Kingfley, Efq. to be Pap:tatter, vice Ridge, who refigns. =4th Ditto—Rap Benjamin H. ]uncle to be Lieutenant, by percher; vice Wood, promoted. a yth Ditto—Lieutenant William Hart Lapfley to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Mention, promoted. Captain William Saunders, from the hall pay of the Regiment, to be Captain, vice Pell, who exchanges, receiving the diff renee. Engin Richard Midgeley to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Tia ling, promoted in the 9th Weft India Regiment. 29th Ditto-.6Cartain Frederick Hankey, from the 88th Foot, to be Captain, vice Cirabt, who exchanges. 36th Ditto—Captain-Lieutenant Henry Cole palmtop, from the half-pay of the 9th Foot, to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Williamfoa, who retains the Adjutancy of the Regiment. 37th Ditto—Enlign Herbert Co; from the nth Weft India Rejunent, to be Enfign, without rarebit; vice Hodgfon, promoted. sift Ditto—James Follartoa, Gent. tobe Enfign,by purehafe, vice Campbell, promoted. sad Ditto—Enlgn Thomas Noel Harris, from the Ilyth Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purebafe, vice Ogilvie, who retires. 37th Ditto -- Lieutenant Jo . n Buchan, from the Scotch Bri gade, to be Captain, by parchafe, vice Potter, promoted in the nth Foot. 39th Ditto.Charies Douglas Ainflie, Gent. to be Earl, by perchafe, vice Browne. promoted. both Ditty—laratenant William Henry Difitey, front the toth Foot, to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Culler, who retires. To be Lieutenants without purchatc--Lieutenant Richard - Coarse, from half pay of the uth Foot. Enfigns Godrick Buda, J.B. Kerrifon, Orange 13aloravis, David Balmy* IL Tbsegfes, and AI Henry Kelley. To be Edges, without purchafe--J. Franchini, Gent. vice Sara. Freida Benue, Gni. vice Kerrifon. Clarks Ap pellee, Gent. vice Orange Baineavis. 49th Ditte•••Liestenent C. J. Barrow to be Captain Lieut.; Imo, without parchare. vice Life:mood, promoted in the gilt loyal Gerrifes Swears • Lieutenant William Law man, Pint helfigy of the myth Foot, to be Lieutenant, tllls 7ad fteYa Diiinb€Ciptidet K God itooper, from the sd Wo Itegkmers, to he Oiptisha, vim Seam who exchanges. SI& DirtsvkCaptals Willem Grant, from the ipth Fort, to Coptakkvite Sankey, mho etebangea sd wat bile Regiment.-Lleutenant Archibald Sudden, kuirtbe luilisny of the alt!Wafts& lisiknent, to be Liestentsti veto - Wallop, who melanges. td DittowCantain .Charles ScOtt, from the 72d Foot, to be Owitain, 'vies Amp*, whit =heaps. Lieutenant Jobs Woodpile, Aim the 26th Light Dragoons, to be Captain, • without =viceConieti, appointed to the nth Royal Cerritos ' • 4th Ditta.- Male John Bair .from half-pay of the 741 Weft India libril=t, to be Capqin. vice Bray, whit Browne. from the both Foot, ants sic = =parade, vice Carey, promotesi. •• lei D— , M••• • Ai, • Frederick Plen&er, to be' opt prdmis. John Stretch. Gast. to be 4 Royof Gentlest Battalion—Lieutenant Clear ippi *cost/704W* be Lieutenant. 7th Oine -Captain Archibald Cluifti . e,frons the 6tkliattallon, to he Combs. Lieutenant Peter Smith to beAdjutant. Cannarthasibise Gentlemen tined. Yeomanry Ca- LiestenentJi Howell to be CaptaimekloiDows, ibis es. changes • Northamptonfhire Gentlemen aitid Yeomanry Cavalry. Major %Wiliam Ralph Cartwright to be Liestenant-Colund, Irk. the Bid of Fitswiltiam, who rags* =Mhos Earl Carysfort to be Major, vise Cartirright. John Godfrey to he Lieutenant, vice liarrifee, who Mega* lig be Curnets.-. Vilcount Altborp, vice Cot, Who save ; William Haubury, jun. Gent. via Armitage, who ig=S. W.klurrifon, Goat. vice Godfrey. . Regiotat sisonserfetiliiiiiqpijleoss sold. - • -fittairearey Cavalry.__- .21 seva-saits urisatatereormioasa. whoxeligus. • • • - • ;.,, Cycles aim Lansbot-Whitetrolis Major, iies - Oesigs Mae, P es Si COP% Ada Rickard 11:1Be il l e r; Oimplifikeetei Ise Lleatilasii, vice As& • , wife valpia - tt • - • . Wars Siam Gess.-itabe Carnet. like Stec . who y. Warvaieklifire Gentlemen and Yeomanry C ' : Corset Rthen ti be Lieutcnent, vies ,h! ragas. • • • **Yorkthire Wdlds 7 . 441,1iity C B rOlgott >l 4 • • giiti r r ik Titl ices4. lin _ 500 8411- A . l.VAPs i:' . l is Or et Sikes. domob ' . • .!:. nastos4,lo.trs. • ThiAtip*Siiit of John Hildebeand lilt to be LiisemieSteirplaekafe. in the at& Regirnejesieftssev.er maim Hvgass* u Silted in **Gigots dl,Mhist*.fdlt. Coin=: the Stirling, DOlTlbart ON ." Claeit --nnannan, and Kinrids Regiment of North Sri tillt Militiaoigned by the Lord Limit:cootof Sterliagfliiror - , cr • • no Dale oriAnottrote So hi wood. tilt . jams Mayne, Ffi. so he )14wr a:. : •2 john.Duomore Napier, Ef+ to • pg alapp;-• Allttolte lobo T00t79 to fulta: *... l•Maidsig FNMA se above. Lieuernont Akeander G p to hi Lketeneat. Amid as above. Lammas William Wait as t . a to. Dated as *boya r , inapt Jpim Mae Nab to be Dated above. „; E4martraarke, Lientapant. ia the lase Booillbire Mato; Iliseeifsa • .. 7 Dodd se above. gip 4 Ore _t i Tt i Ile. Dated Dee.- - • ltd. ISM 4 I CommiSons in .yrilire Briti Militia, To be ifejeemajansas Fop OM, Efq. Dated Nov. te e do& To beCai i. David Haver Blair, Be. Dated atohove6 Wllllant ' Efq& lei rkted November as, slot,. ;ohs November 26, dot _ % aises i ttnt a ilisie lifq. Dated November 17, dos. ,oanses ItangukerGriy, Efq. Dated November 29, 18014 al* Tay 4 lor Z er Diteti November 30, dos. blades 3. , Efq. Dated December it, do's. To be Lieutenants... William Duncan, Gent. Dated Novels ber se, aos. I vi James Young, Gent. Dated November 25. arm John Cameron, Gent. Dated November 26, 1802. . ohn Lindfay, Gent. Dated November 27, ties. Iliant'AUafon Smith, Gent. Dated November 29, 1802. Wilt= Pagan, Gent. Dated November 3.). 180 s. Duncan Maeintyre , Gent. Dated December i, 1802. Andrew Campbell, Gent. -Dated December s, dos. To be Enfigno—Robert M.Dermdt Fergulkill, Gent. Dated November 24, aos. ~ , John Bell, Gent. Dated November 25, 1802. Patrick Auld, Gent. Dated November 16, am Andrew Hair, Gent. Dated November 27. 1802. Alexander Farquhar Gray, Gent. Dated Nov. 29, 1802. David Johnitone, Gent. Dated Nov. 30, 1802. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. February 19. William Hambly, of Falmoutb, Cornwall, and of Great Bell-alley, Coleman-ftreet, London, merchant, dealer and chapman. at eleven, at Guildhall BANKRUPTS. Robert Hughes, of Noble-ftreet,London, warehoufeman, dealer and chapman, to furrtnder January 4. at ten, January 11, at elevei, and Feb. 8, at one, at Guildhall Attornies, Make Lyon and Collier, Bedford-row, London; or Mr. Robiofon, Manchefter. Nathaniel Forth, of Kirby Moorfide, York ildre, druggift, dealer and chapman, January 17,18. and Feb. 8, at eleven,• at the York Tavern, in St. Helen's-iquare, York Attornies, Mr. 1 Tate, York ; or Melia. Alien and Exley, of Furnivirsolnu, London. Jofeph Lowe, late of Liverpool, tanner, dealer and ehapiiiln,.l Jan. to, 21 and Feb. 8, at eleven, at the Globe Taves, John facer, Liv erpool. Attendee, Mr. George Owed, Liverpool; or Mr. Thomas Windle, Bartlftt's Buildings, London. John Smalley, William Ellifon, and Robert %rabic-Rey, all of Blackburn, Lancafitia., cotton-manufacturers, dealers, chap men, and copartners, January 6, at the Dun Hare, in Black burn, January 29, and Feb. 8, at the Star Inn, Manchefter, at ten. Atomics, Mr. Wm. Edge, St. Ann's, Manchdta ; or Mr. Edge, Inner Temple, London. DIVIDENDS. January 20. Devoniheir Holman Willmott, of Briftol, druggift, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, Briftol. . January 25. William Reid and Peter Macdonald, of White crofs-def, throodields, handkerchief manufacturers, dealers, and partners, at twelve, at Guildhall. January 25. Richard Guyer, of Gracecburch-ftreet, London, hatter, at twelve, at Guildh;ll ' January 22. Jofeph Brathridge, of Plat-ftrect, London, filar ftnith, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at Guildldll. March 1. Nathaniel Lucas and Charles Betke, of Pancras-lane, London, merchants and partners, at one, at Guildhall . January 28. Edward Saunders, late of the parith of Hambledon, . Surrey, blanket-manufacturer, at one, at Guildhall, London. January 22. Thomas Holland, of Bedford-bury, Middlekx, woollen -draper, at twelve, at Guildhall. January 22. Thauras Ralfe and John Gauntlett, of 4..r.adenhall ftreeteLondon, merchants, dealers and copartners, at twelve, at GuildhalL. - January 13. Benjamin Eyre, Hodgfon Atkinfeo, and William Waken, late of Tokenhoufe-yard, London, merchants and copartners, at nine, at Guildhall. January S. John Davies. late of Liverpool, merchant, at our, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. January 25. Gear Duly, of Liverpool, woollen-draper, at eleven, at the York Hotel, January 1. James Jovrett, of Rhodes Rothwell, York- WA, coal-seiner and liasothurser, dealer and chapsnan, at eleven, at tbeWhke Hart lan, Wakefield. • January 1. John Ricketts, toy-maker, at eleven, at the Rum mer Tavern, Briftsth !` . BANKRUPT IN IRELAND. Thomas Hyland, pf Church-Erect, Dublin, grocer, to rums der on the 3d and 4th Jarman', and 3d February. SEQUESTRATIONS, &c. IN SCOTLAND. James Duncan, Corn Dealer, Eater *lndwell, now in Pert& Creditors to meet in M'Dougall's Inn, Perth, 4th Januar'. Is o'clock, to name interim fad": ; fame place and hoar 25th January tCeled truftee. Robert Stephen. Dyer. Gorbals of Olafgow. Creditors to meet in Porteoues tan there, 4th January, IS o'clock, to ' name interim factor; fame place and hour 25th January, to chafe mullet. Mina Buchanan, jun: and Co. Merchants, Walgoir: Mtors to meet in Currie's Inn 'there, t sth December, 11 o l elocl, to chafe interim faMor ; fame Alma and hour sift January, to ektltruttee. Craters of George Chapman, Merchint it . tuff's, meet Owe, jn Hunter's tavern, isth januaryilkia*kito skt7 Alike' offer of compoiltion. r I RUSSIA. . • . Sr. PETEREETIRCH t ' Nov. 29.—The day before jefterday, the anniverfary of the day in which, eight years aFo, the EMPRESS DOWAPER toast 'upon her the tape :lion .of the Lidies'.. Inftitute, and other benevolent ellablifhthents, was celebrat ed, at the laid inftitute by a William ball and fop. per,' at which the E* ears and her two brothers, 'the Parke% and 414zA soak Worttm . ; with, twiny perfons of high rank, were pre- Geld •It was an affeCting fight to obferve on the 'plitlitenattee of every one of the young ladies, who 'enjoy in this intlitutionefuch an adMirable educa tion,. the moft marked expreffion of,gfatitude and. the link of the benefits for which thtrate indebt 'ed to the wife regulations, and to thitisidefatiga ble attention and activity of their gracious Pro. tettrecs. Not leis touching,mas the dgability with which the EsirstfistreoMercended to converk with the children, whefegood lies fo near her heart. A good motlvr, id the bofom of a grateful and well 'educated family, is the trueft image of this (cent. • Nov. 3o.—His IMPERIAL MAJPSTY has named Lient,Ceneral Count TOLSTOI, Military Governor ofSt. Peterlburgh, in the room of Field-Marital Count Vat' - . . r , imixszi. :4 1 1 b• repairing and alteration of the great Stone theatre is now complete. The dimenfions are every way increafed: it has a beautiful new front, ay. The Architea, a Frenchman, of the name qf d'A ustow T, has received very cnnfiderable pre ' ears from the En mos anni Ennuis. Ye&crday 'evening the ESIPRISO 0111Walsa Went to tee it.— as It h not yeebeen lifted in. ': ' The Gifejta of to day contains again a notice. ; 5 the public GalioraAnantity of prohibited gocaher. hich have been brought into Ruffia, and kited ' y the Cullom houfe Officers. . - Dac. 3.—The School Committee, under the direaina of Count SAVADOVSKI, tilinifter of Popu lar Inaruaion, is employed at prefent on the plan bf i new Univerfity, .to be ea4blifkied* in St. Pc teriburgh, in tinmeaion with the Academy of sci.. /lc r - regulation . of ' tilablifliment ‘cadem , -tie Com- MA :. new thin PARLIAMENTARr PROCEEDINGS. HOTISE OF LORDS,TUESDAY, DEC. sB. The Intaloetuor amended in the Appeal Lord Kinnaird v. Matbewfon, remitting the decree , and reverting parts of it, with diredtions to the Sheriff, kc.Ece. read the preceding day by the Lord Chaneellor,was corredted, and after its being read by Mr. Cowper, the Clerk AiMane, diftindly, was agreed to ntid ordered to be entered as the judgment of the Houfe on the Appeal. Captain MAILEANI brought up the Navy Cammiftioners' Bill from the Commons, with a Meffsge ' importing that the Commons bad agreed to their Lordships' Amendments in the •1•••1•MIIIMINO HOUSE Oft COMMONS. At tour o'clock the Speaker took the Chair, ,and ►ere nct being forty Members prefent, the Houfe of courfe adjourned till to-morrow. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: 3 per Cent. Red. 7i} 4 per Cent. Confab Bs}} — New s per Cent. zotif.Onuliutn 3} ei diL - 3 per Cant. COOL for opt• 731 f. • No aceounti of any tied haw arrived from the Continent tbirdayeWellive, hoviever, prefented otte,;Readers with &Viral - articles which tame to hand yegerday, and- wad not theti be inferted ror want of room. At Stockhohnow-tholitb inftarrt, a Herald, ai companied by a 44114114i1t of ,the King 's Light Dragoons, proclaimed, that the new-bons Prince warto:bi baptised next day. for this' the Du CtoWn was brought (tom* T i llegnXi to the Royal Palace. Nast niOttiiiig, 'n the catiiiiini was pertained with the wait fplaidid Calamity. The Kii!* by the Regiments of Goards r ' and attended by a procernon of the No- Witt, of the 'Knights. .the Order of the Sera. Ohne, of the Commanders of all the Royal Or. of the Citil9l4cers, of the foreign Miaillers,dce. to the:Chapel of the Palace, whete the ceremony of- baptifm . was performed by the Arebbifhop of UasAL. The Prince was . chrillened emelt Las Gos -ray us, and was proclaim ed by the Herald .amid , the difcharge of cannon, and, four vain of inuthetry, Guar" tkyita of FIKELAND. His MAJZSTY has alfo named him Knight of the 'Seraphims. On the loth, the KING of SWSDIII was pleafed to receive the compliments of the Nobility on the birth of the GREAT Dual of Fitiimann, on which occafion various promotions were, made, and . a general Chapter held of all the Swedifh Ordersof Knighthood, namelyolia i 6Word, :the Seraphitos, the North Star, int/Arara t hi which, ga perfons were knighted or advanced to higher degrees. The health of irreata ituptcolied the young Panics wee quite wen, at se date of thefe accounts. t " COLBOROINSTIIIIINA is gone to quilingburgh, and M. de STOIRINSTIAND to Carlfruhe, to an nounce the birth the youngPri‘ixo. the Prin. Cat SOPHIA ALIERTIII4 . Iuid to thli - Hereditai7 Prince of flanta r and culling them,lette.rs as the. fponfors. M. de itiare, Ambafaclot Extra "ordinary at 11'011)05.1w fimilar communications to make to the Court of Munich I and Baron de BONDE, who departs in a , few days, at St. Pe teriburgh. Prince WlLltam of GLOUCESTIL was pre fent at the chriflening, at which all the Officers of State appeared in habits of ceremony, On the 4th intl. PrinceWtLXSAM OrGLOVCIsin paid a iifit to the Lodge of Freemafons at Stock- The Hon. ALEXANDER HOPE, the Brother to the• Earl of HOPETOWN, whom Hatfield perfona. ted, arrived in London on Monday fait from the Continent. He is now at Lord ME.LVILLEPS houfe in Charles-fireet, Berkeley-fquare, where his Lord fhip is not expelled till about the middle of Fe bruary. On Friday, the t 7th init. JOHN SARGENT, Efq. Joint Secretary to the Treafury, was unanimoufly elated M. P. for Bodmin, in Cornwall, in the TOM of CHARLES SHAW LEFEVRE D Efq. who made his elation for Reading. The Marquis and Marchionefs of Ass Rcosm have diftributed their accuftomed Chriamas dons. tions to the poor inhabitants of the neighbourhood of the Priory at Stanmore. Lord RoLLE, finding at the ballot for the mili tia in the diftrid where he afted, the examining Surgeon had charged as. 6d. for each fubflitute for infpeetion, and underftanding it had been done in other diffriets, under the authority of the "Iry regulations, which Lord Roi.i.E confidered did not apply to the MilitiO, he therefore (fated the cafe to the SECRETARY at WA R . His anfwer Lord Rotas has publi(hed, in Mice to thofe men who have paid, that they may have.their money returned : War Vie, Dee. tB, dot. "My Lord—l have been honoured with your 1 ordfhip's letter of the tsth in& and halm no hefitatiou in stating, in an. Ewer thereto, my opinion, that the Surgeons attending the bal lot of the Militia can only be• entitled to ten shillings a day, whatever number of ballotted men, or fubflitutes they may examine. I have to add, that the allowances to the line cannot be made applicable to the Militia forces during their difembo died *ate. I have the honour to be, Ste. (Signed) c. roan. L Load Ralle,tro. Bina", Dow.' ' A meeting took place on the 17th infant near Waterford, between Captain COLLINS, late of the Ancient lri(h Fencible Regiment, and JAMES Sant. issuip the younger, Efq. of that City. On the figiutl being given, Captain Cowiss fired, but happily without effeet. Mr. S. refereed his fire, and addrefling himfelf to Captain C. declared he felt confcious of being the original aggreffor, and could not think of making ufe of his piflol again(} him, and immediately difcharged it in the air; upon which the Seconds came up, and the matter, to the fatisfattion of all, was amicably terminated. By a new regulation of the Police in Weflmin. fler, a party of foldiers, headed by a Confiable, go through the flreets, every night, and compel the foldiers in the public-houfes to retire to quar tets, or be conveyed to the Guard room. A new regulation of Watermen's fares has long been wanting. Lord ELLENWROUGH has inteteft. - ed himfelf much in the bufinefs, and has at length fucceeded in forming a ftandard which is likely to fatisfy all parties. in a few days a table of thole fares will be laid before the public. The Commiffioners for regulating the lighting, &c. of the City of Bath, have fined the Contrac tor for the Lamps no lefs than 401. for neglef of duty, notwithftanding he bad received repeated admonitions, A private letter from Paris fays, that a new ex. pedition of not lefs than 206000 men, is about to be tent from France to St. Domingo. LECLERC'S NrMy t it is added, has been obliged to abandon to the Blacks the whole plain of the North, and that a part of the Weft is a prey to frefh maffacres and conBagrations. The inhabitants are obliged to perform military duty, and a nevicontributiou has been levied in that colony. The inhabitants of Barcelona are ere ling on the Grand Place de la Rambla, a fuperb monument .in honour of the vifit of their Catholic Majesties to that city. The Prince of Peace laid the firit (tone in the name of his Sovereign: It is to con _fill of a marble column, fupported by four lines of bronze, ornamented with the portraits of the King and Queen, and the Prince and Princefs of Affurias, with appropriate infcriptions, and fur mounted by two crowns of laurel, The town of Odefra, on the Black Sea, has be come a place of very confiderable trade: merchants of good credit from every nation are ellablithed there, who carry on an extenlive trade in all the commodities of the Levant. There is at prefent alfo a great trade in corn, which is fent to Italy and the ports of France. A plan of Public Education has been propnfed by Citizen MeLzt, for the Italian Republic, which is to comprehend Univerfities, Academies, Agri cultural and Scientific Societies, Elementary Schools, itc. There is to be an Univerfity at Bologna, and another at Pavia ; each of there is ,to have 30 Proferoret with a falary of sal. and silence. NMI Sir Gli terday to Sir WI On the 31 combed Country. for to toi Lora Clevelan( Lord a the Duke are etped Sir Wt eoverr. Sir Hi ill, at hi nammatil We un didates fc of the m M. BLOX ROWCROF as the tm The re Courts of of havinf A very of telling hero, ha Long-Acre As an winter, tl garden 01 Efq. M. in the Seiennes, pear tree fingular, have had • The fir at Callow more dell prehende, The de of the coa who plpn away, ou The LoR the City 1 town have beer Dumb ye 46 wan* 4 teyiourgq, in connection with the Academy of Sci• Commirsons in the Ayrfhire Regiment of North awes. 11*.ncw regulation of the efiablifiment Brit& Militia, ligned by the Lord Lieutenant, of the Academy of Arts, propofed -tbe:Cosn- end a red of by his,S:Llefty. m i ttee, has been approved by his Istetarias Ma. Tao` glee Melt H° ll ItioS . Arcildbaa Lced M i n a ggi a. ' Iswri. The Academy, %mottling to thfit new Odober es; . Plano _recsi.T9 .4%99 0 NOlCCaPaufifili more thin 1171147RE5. DRURY-LAM—The new Pantomime of Lov e , ai d Magic; or, Ifark it, ?Ill quin's Holid ay , was laft night attended by an overflowing audience. The performance went off with iclat in its fevcral parts, and the tricks and changes proved mo re pleating than on the fi r ft repre f entation. The City w h it e , Barge, on a Swan-hopping voyage, changed into . On out the Car exhibited a t V aux h a ll, and the metamor- It phofis of KELLY'S Mufical Saloon i nto t h e Bank- pad In Fa° ingh RI oufe of Meffrs. HAMIRSLEY, were more ra- T, hou pill and fuccefsfully executed. , Prozn I mufical powers of Mr. &mimic s , Mrs, &mirk, and Mils TY RER , are cenfiderabl e a d d i. Nor, s ' dont to the attradionsoftlusmotley ent erta i nment. patron • 0 3 4 m Betray .GARDR e i.—A t t hi s Th eatre the Panto. wime of Itarkgstis's Habeas, or Th e H a ll of Steam , But all attrated a Houk which was c rowe d in every part. The G As t he It is unqueftionably, in p o in t o f beautiful fcenery, rich dreffes, fuperb decorati ons , appropriate mufic,- And al and fkilful machinery, one o f t h e molt falcinating N Exten exhibitions of this nature which the liberality Of Deign the Manager has been accuftomed to prefent to the On the public. The expence mutt have been uncommonly who, great, but the popularity of the Piece promifes to Hag m reward, in a mot} ample manner, the fpirited ex. But fel ertions of the Proprietors. Too pi Several judicious alterations and improvements For wi have been made in the progrefs of the Wines and And b the conneaion of the incidents, and the whole is whale now carried on without thof e i nterrupt i ons, which zsehg but too frequently attend ex hibi t i ons of this corn. M plicated kind upon a firft night's perf ormance. The at "lir PRUSSIA .. Blaine, Dec. it.—Their MAJll7llll6With the lEtwo's brothers and all their Wm, are arrived here to•day from Potfdans. Yefterday arrived a Dutch Mellinger, who brought the exchanged ratification of theConven• tion between our Court and the Batavian Republic, refpeeting Sevenaer, Iluyfien, and Malburg, and was immediately difpatched on his bufinefs being ended. A Courier from Baden has pallid through to•day,, on his way to St. Peterfbuigh. I DENMARK. COTINNAGIN INC. I I.—Several (hips hate pc.- rifhed during t he late ftorms on the Norwegian coats. Next fpring the CROWN PRIICZ mid his Confort, will make a tour to Norway. The navigation through the Sound has been un commonly b=ilk tkis year. From the commence ment of the year to the loth inf. there have pallid the Sound, in all, 12,03 c) !hips. Dec. 14.—Count REVINTLOW, Prefidant of the •Danifh Chancery, has requefted and obtained his difmitllon from his Mei ssireS fervice. The Count departs with his family in a few days, for his eftate in HoMein. Hip Royal Highnefs Prince FRtaißic will ilitt nest rammer the baths at Carl(bad and Top litz, for the re-eftablithment of his health, which is very indifferent. Our Government fends a learned man, of the name of STROM to Burgdorff, in Swittelland, to examine the method of education invented by the celebrated PISTALOZZI.