Star. — London, England, 1803-01-31 00:00:00

DlittAi-LAIVE rffEITAE. On Saturday night ew a f edy fro the Cali m pen of Mr. Hotcaovr, ienwled both Sides," irras pro duced at this Theatre.—The Houfe was /crowded long before the ;drawing up of the cur taitt.—The following are the Dramatis Perfons and Fable : Raids: - - Mr, D.wrow. Headlong . - Mr. C. 'Crime. Sir Ralph Arpen - Mr. Sorrr. Tranfit (hisfon) - Mr. BANDISTtI. Mallard - - Mr. RAYMOND. Steward - . Mr. WROUGUTON. Quillet - - Mr. CH 11l T. tilldf - . Mr. WCWITZLII. Gregor' - . Mr. Cot-tans. Malor Tennis . Mr. CAot.rtet.t. Sir Luke Loftin - Mr. Wa sac. Meter of the Hotel - Mr. MALMO/. , Robert - - Mr. HoLat a asseCti st. Caroline Melted - MnPort. - . Eliza Afpen - . Mrs. Joariz !C. Headlong, the hero of the piece. is a young man of a generous liberal mind, bus who has been ruined by fathionable extr.,va 'alleles. His uncle, enraged at hisfollies, had threatened to difin fterit him ; while obliged to refide abroad his friend, Mr. Fair fax, wrote to hint that his uncle was dying, and tranfmit'ed money to enable him to return. About this time, however, Maxis falls in love with Caroliat l'ef4trd, whom be fees at a roafquerade in Venice, and in eonfemience of this adventure, his reuirn to England is too long delayed.—The piece opens on the day of his arrival. The uncle is by this time dead, and has left Fairfax his (ole heir, which excites the indignation of Had. in', friends. Strong fufpicions arc row entertained of the ebaradler of Feirpe,and all the incidents which it would be too tedious to detail, are contrived to asceeale this fufpicion, which is uniformly kept up to the Tait (erne. The great objedt of the fable is to create fulpence as to the intentions of Fairfax, and as the real motive of his adions does not at firit appear, be kerns alternately to profecute and proted the fame individwes. At fat be is exhibited in his teal charader. We find that he had tweeted Temp only to prevent a duel between him and 'lead ; that though be refentfully refirfail to relieve Milford, his Muffling compaSon bad induced him the neat moment to fend him sol. for his immediate wants; and that be had con tented to be the heir of Ifestlireg uncle Only that this youth, *Rom be had always loved, might enjoy a fortune which be ?would othcrwife have loft. Thus the triumph of Fairfax is complete. As for Ilembeg be is mired of his follies: upetieoce has forcibly taught him the error of affeidatifte with gamblers pod asarpem ; and now in the poi:fake of tappings, he is no longer danger Of falling into their (Dares. The Rory of the family oleic Alpena, though epifodical, is intimately combined pith the Wadi of the piece, and sends t.o promote the dr soressem. -------- • Never was there a more patient audience than that of Saturday night, and never was there a more Correa Era performance ; every actor and aarefs played to the ftretch of their ability, but the author awe think is principally indebted to Dowrom's very animated delineation of the part of Fairfax for the temporary fuccefb of the piece.—lt was generally applauded at the fall of the curtain, but that ap plaufe was certainty more the tribute of friendflsip and criticifm than the fpontaneous flow of popular opinion, the repercuffion of which, we apprehend, will. difperfe thofe fanguinary hopes that may have been entertained by Mr. H. from the experiment of Saturday evening, the evidence in favour of which we confider as ex carte: we here quote the title of his play-4 , liear lath Sides," and yell our fpeculation on the event.—Refpeaing the language of the author, we hefiutte not to pro. isounte it, with a very few exceptions, molt finith— ad and elegant; but this is not all that is requi fite in a Cpmedy. There &Gold be wit, incident, aid ham% The fentitbeets of the new piece we admire, the fitoations are not unnatural, but we participate not in the embarrainnents of the perk. toted part of the Dramatis Perrone, nor have we ear teeny:lents highly railed againft the perfect). tors; the fucceffes and the fufferings of all alike fare indifferent to us. Such, however, is the pro dultion of which we have fpoken to freely, that we have no doubt of its proving highly acceptable in the clofet, whatever may be iti ultimate fate on the liege. The Prologue, fpokea by Mr. Manisa sa; has confirlerable point ; it principally turns on the idea of comparing the enterpnte of an author to that of an aeronaut.—The following lines, allud ing to the Jetwifh faltion formed agamll the Comic Opera of Family barrels, produced an uoiverfal bolt of applaufe The tenures et wit, no low due vs de. MI dread Neittpapen, Magazines, Itsviews!—• We dread elks Chrtitkaa...sad we dread the yews The Epilogue, though delivered by Mrs. Jos- VAN, produced little effeft.—lt was a poor com ment upon the old proverb...." Give a dog an ill d.tme, &c." All the dramatic literati of the day were prefent at this performance ) aad appeucd very anxious for its fuccefs. Poop:moron CANAL.—A ferious accident has occurred to the Paddington Canal, which for a time will prevent the navigation of veffcls to the baron at Paddington. The culvers or cylinders, that run under the bed of the canal,about ten yards both of the fourth bridge, confiruded to carry off the land waters, have bid*, and let out the waters of the canal, Co that from the bacon for the fpaee of two miles, there does not remain more than fix inches of water at the bottom of the canal. The Lnck, however, at the place alluded to, prevents a further drainage, and the furrounding country alfo from being overflowed. The fudden Cron coming upon the brickwork, and the land waters choaking the cylinders, it is fuppofed occafioned them to blow, and produce the effeet deftribed.— The Dutch, who are certainly the moll Wiled in making canals and dykes, of any other nation, always make their culvers of Memel oak, bind them with hoops of iron, and afterwards arch them over with brick, fo hat the land waters are never long enough to burl them, nor can the frnfl injure them. This circumßance, however grievous and espenfive as it will be to the proprie. int' of the Canal, afforded a moll delotable treat to the lovers of limiting, a moll beautiful and glaffy furface for two miles in extent, completely bon over, prefented itielf for their diocesan, without the fmalleß r. Thoufands were fern yeßerday paling from the baton along the ice which beiag viewed from its banks, had the molk fingutir efed. At a Sort dißance from the Canal, not a foal could be difeovered Baiting, yet, on approaching its fides yon looked down upon a mooing mukitade, and traced the crueded alley with aloadimeat for wiles. CORN AmArzis; AURA-LANE, JANUARY 32. Engtills Wheat, per qr. sos. 545. 575. Superfine 61s. 625. Fine Dantzic Wheat, sos. 565. Rye, 345. 38s. Barley, 245. z6s. (Very Fine) 275. 6d. Malt, 425. 465. 475. Oats, 15s. 225. 255. Fierce Beans, New, 335. 341. Old, 345. 365. Tick Beans, New, 28$. 301. Old, 325. 34.5. Hog Peale, 355. 375. Boilers, 345. 425. Can-away Seed, 365. to 411. per cwt. Coriander, 28s. to 3os. per cwt. Canary, 7:5. to 745. per qr. Rape Seed, 341. to 361. per lath Flour, 4.35. sos. per tack. ?RCM Tilt LONDON OAZETTF, SATURDAY, JANUAAT 19. Averaze price of Corn in England and Wales, from the Re tL-ns en..inz the 22d of Jan , ary, 1833. Wheat. Rye. I Barley. I Oats. Beans. Peale. I. d. s. d. s. 4. s. d. a. d s. d. 5 6 3 37 3 25 3 1 1 9 4 33 7 39 0 The avenge Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns made in thc exit ending the a6th of January, xBO3, is 375. per hundred wdgh►. At Warminfier Market s on Saturday Jail, the prices of Britifh Corn were as follow : Wht.at, by the quarter, 21. 16s. to 31. 25. Ptafe, il. 12S. to 16s. Barley, ii. 3s. to 11. 6s. Oats, as. to 11. Beans, 11. 14.5. to 21. 25. SURREY The King again fl Edward Marcus Derpard, John Wood, Thomas Brohton, John Francis, Thomas Phillips, l'homas Newman, Daniel Tyn. dall, John Doyle, James Sedgwick Wratten, Wil. ham Lander, Arthur Graham, Samuel Smith, and John Macnamara, fur High Treafon. LIST OF THE JURY. • $ Hoary Hugh Hoare, Efq. banker toy Robert Hayward, Efq. tog lobo Shaw, Efq. zoo John Waring, Gent. brewer tad George Chapman, farmer. SATTIIIMA. 9 William Dent, Efq. to Robert ban, Efq. banker z z Charles Haldimand, Efq merchant 2. Haw Rallton, Erg merchant 13 John Wedderburn, Erg merchant 27 William Efq banker t t Thomas Afhoefs, 1 11a Wiliam advert, El 113 Richard Southby, I q. 114 John Holmes, Efq is John Sewell, Gent N•NITI•111. 141 Chriftopher Buckle, Efq. 143 Robert Muucridge, farmer t 44 Edward Malta, farmer 145 Daniel Lambert. Efq. :46 Willism Sbalerats, farmer SCOW . 33 o bn Weft, Efq set an Briftew, Gent sea carp Charringtee,Tecalaa 11111110111311 T. 73 La e tom Berstondfey-ftreet, Efq 74 1 . 64 Walker, Upper Itsfeldireet, trains* 75 Jobs Versims, Reid -Itreet, Gest 76 Robot Itkia, Deck -head, ropsinster 77 Nathaniel Carrell, of fame, talloweimuidler 7$ tob liu H n agen, AIM Illatiallt 79 UM Bridges, Geerge-rovr, cooper So Martin Carter, Cbeny-prelowerset, %rondo: DISTCIIWOII7II. :95 MAW Bowyer, maw atarcninamt. :99 JOlO Radky, carpenter 11001181•21 (01114 T.) 167 Robert Wood, farmer 16$ Edward Waterer, inakfter la (unto.) :69 Thaws Sawdl, Efq - - - 111LASILIT. till Charles ES% yeoman 139 kilo Arnold, UMW' CIiIIST-CIIVRCII. L Ili ohs Coanfas, Gravel-lase, batter Is antes bible, Upper Ground. fotubder 83 antra Webba . Surrereond, ma'am*. $4 liandyhde, Gran-walk, founds/ CSILIITIST• /pi Robert Douglas, Eli. rya J. Living, Gent. C.!DDI a. ill ilfilltun Seddkr, gam farmer. cub/Luc 1 George HAW% Eli merchant s Jobs Anna. Efq wine merchant 4 Anthony Rawigh, Efq Illerelli/IL j Willmn Utak Eli banks/ so Thema Peed. Up merchant sz Chories = . E2 . mereinat ss Soma/ $3 Whom Mellon, s 4 Richard Iminfonh E ifq merchant s 3 Gabriel Copland, Efq merchant 86 John Marcia, Eli. merchant 87 Peter Dubree. Eli anoecluat U Rkberd Boacrott, Elq CLINIC LI • 3 Fad/lick Patine, Park•ltrect, bearer 84 John Hamer, Bankftde, ligbterman. COMIAN. SO Alexander Raby, Efq iron founder 177 George htems.oent. COIIIIIAII (envies.) 17t William Abington, Efq syc William Spencer, Efq So John Woodhatela, farmer. 134 John Masa, yeoman. sos William Chatfield, Efq wine aadlonmdi Withal* soo Tbomas Pinherteo, Efq sos John Fty, Gent. and broker so 6 Omer Smith, innuatonier soy Thomas Farley, Jon. Tborndes-heaa, farmer sot Thomas Slake, eapenter son John Storey, earn radar sto Banned Glover, yeoman. DITTO*. (IVAINIIII.) at Rowlend Edward Wlthasns. Bfq as John Snaldheoal menhirs. DOREINO. US Mane Dewdney, Gate. War 213 MAW HOS. OCIR2. WNW 224 Boned Deady, Gout. farmer sss Geoep Ives, taßoinebamiler ss6 Jame Deerdney, ansotrosa '„ioho hteasea,El4l Ledge, maltfter sonar. 293 Eras* IthltbiabliVtit, GIRL spa Robert Pkkirood. Gmt. mon s 4 Maid Hada, Erg as Edward Kipe. '47 Matthew Olio, LI • to Wand Knipe, FA • ao S.v:acy, kfq aso elm Bailey, linen draper ass ohn Cunningh..m, orn chandler 152 Maud. Ironmonger, Rage coach matter. LIPMLL. it Thomas Calverley, Efq 153 John Woodman, E. 134 llamas Kerrey Barmy 1114 merchant 't fs Thomas Will ams, Efq i 56 John Mayer, Efq 157 Thomas Sanders, Efq bARNRAM. 31 Tohn Mainwaring, Efq IE3 Miles Penfohl, Fig Baiithort, Farnham 584 John Cock, Walker 230 Andrew Collyer, coach-meter T. Tell AM. 158 John Walker, the elder, Gent YRCNSOAM. 30 Ralph Winitanley Wood, Efq OODALIII NO. zB6 Junes Joyce, Gent farmer xB7 Frederic Winkworth, Labourne, yeoman GUI 1. VO ID. as John Wight, of Arlington, St. NichoLta, Gent HATCH AM. a 6 Iliac Warner, Ffq coal-merchant Robert Edmonds, gardener HASCOMI. 140 William Newman, yeoman MORS CLL. 189 Richard Roak e, yeoman • 190 Edward Hammond, yeoman LAMILTN. 90 John Howard, Bilhop's Palace-yard, coal merchant pr Thomae Brooks, the younger, Broadarcet, baker 9% loreph Watfon, High-ftreet, Ranh maker 93 Henry Meader, Vauxhall, Gent 94 John Frontal:in, Clapham-road, builder 95 Jam.. Malo,lmhz, Stockwell Liberty, nada-man 96 l•homas Willmutt, fame place, Gent 97 Ifaac Bates, Kennington, brick maker 98 Thomas Hammond, Lambeth-buts, vletualler gi9 Timothy Hill, Bridge-road, Marfh-gate, i onmonger zoo Henry Buckley, fame-place, Boor cloth painter oz John Field, George-ftreet, Lambeth-m.lrib, wax chandler LIAT 444444 D. 34 Samuel Stowell, EN. 159 John Winter. Efq. the Henry Reynolds, Efq eit Richard Helton, Gent 16i Bartholomew Chittey, tanner t 63 Thomas Stone, malater _ LINOMLD. 100 Robert Bottoek , Gent farmer sox James Farringdon, Gent• tanner soz Thorne, Lucas, Gent farmer 11411170 N. 116 William Mollefoo, Efq 117 John Mighlkton, Efq 118 Richard Dallett, farmer 119 Robert Linton, farmer ici U. aqohn Rogers, Efq merchant 164 Jonathan Worrell, Efq ohs Samuel Willetter, farmer i 66 William Berry, farmer. MORTLAKE. 12a John Prior, tnatfter Is[ John Baker, Efq as Junes Phillips, ironmonger. roots', (Karr). [7o William Martin, Gent MOOLIIIT (WRIT). 171 John Nightingall, farincr 1111WINOTON. 102 Richard Farmer, Kermingtoh Common, merchant 103 Samuel Brandon, Park•place, Gent. 1110TFIRLD. 19$ William Clement, Gent PgTWIT. ti genjamin 80.0 1. Efq wine merchant za3 =Henley, Efq merchant Ise Hawes. the eider. Gent 12$ John Cotntiet, Efq ILY MATS. r epb Cuckrey, yeoman 197 dm Gook riornatt 229 Joh n Carter, /exams sso John Dawes, rams RIPLIT. SEND. all Thomas Dwain, yeoman 219 John Wallowa, yeoman awake. 23 Edmund Mallet Loma:, Els 135 Thomas Woods, yeoman 136 t li fmail l }licks, yeoman 137 Ooldhawk, yeoman aoatnwaat. 38 Ifaac 1111111d1W.H1gb-Ibtet, paWnbroker 39 David Davidfon, of fame,ipawnbroker ao William Brandon, Kent-ftroet, broommaker a John Gelliths, bedftead- maker 42 Simms Warner, flurreyika, coal..fadtor 43 Infeee Mernott. illremlo Road, filrwelar 44 &mud Soloway, Church-erect, St. John, tanner 45 Thomas jackfon, Gainsford-ftreet, coil merchant 46 William Codas', of fame,iighterman 47 William Knight. of fame, Dent 43 J ohn jackfcn , Thomas-Meet, St. John, coal merchant 49 amuel Smith, Shad Thames, timber madam so John Baker, of fame, fail maker Thomas James, St. Thomas, grocer ss itmes Vincent. St. Olive, fealemaker 5.; aleph Ooodchild. Toolerftreet, glafifeller $4 llamas Cloves, Stosey4ase, brewer ss Wiliam Whktaker, fame place, fallmaker s 6 William Standidge, of fame place, whattinger 57 WiSlant Macomb, Mase-pond. brewer 53 John Jolinfon, Borough lligh-ftrect, woollen-draper 59 Matthew Clay, Boar's Head-court. St. Saviour's, caylor 6o William Welton. the elder, High•ftreet, tea dealer 6a William Skinow, of fame, hop merchant 62 William Willa, of fame, baberdallier 63 Tomas Fanner, of fame. hop factor 64 hiatus kolas of fame, hop merchant 6s Thomas Johnf on, Kinrineet, carpenter 66 Henry %PAW= Cohn, Eigi Counter-ftreet. St. Saviour's, ]ob.hop merch ant Enos, Three Crown-court. RAI Isopsnerchant Omalding, fame place, Gana ho p- m e rchant 69 Dank' Slade, fame place, hop-nierehmat 7 77 2 01 J R.b OOO enWII :7M M MB. Cialtayna g 4 PlPPer e. k 7 Hjilict _ld 6llle. l arect _ Ibarclaizt ST RR ST NA A. 6 John Khmer, Eli merchant 6 Grant Allen, Oast merchant toy Jo&ph Wltitteride, Gent 10 3 George Krim. IA merchant tab John Wiliam, Gent ____— - TOOTING. zs6 jaw Urine, oorne►endkr WA NDSWORTIII. 127 lan Barehard. IN dyer id Dame Tetuan, Erg brewer 129 Robert Vtioftaaky, Efqaddbodser syo Darad Lantos, carpenter 131 William Nelms. der_7_dedkr__ --- - WISTCOTT. S 6 Richard Puller, Efq booker W -O /ON TSASISS. 17S paws Cooper, brewer 173 Stephen Meltkitten, firmer e 74 Thome PleMee, Farmer En )oleo *rood, farmer werobsoom. I 7 ra Choi(' Efq WiAS SIiCIVAISt ap woo bierkb, ari e3s annodoke Robinkm, Efq. en Maim Weary, taste W0111014•11111TOPS. SS WOOS LoWobiSto lifq VOOTTOW. St William 1%1"p Terme. Efi » William Rie rJ Haynes. E sss Richard Wi.t., Us hoop rise eh nt womaaso. tat Charles Hammond. yeoman WORIPIO . 213 William Garment, yeoman 2r4 Richard Howard, ye..ward 115 Richard Winicworch, forior 216 John Kemp, farmer at, Richard Bourg, tanner. A Lift of tVitneffes to be produced on the Trial of Edward Marcus Defpard, &c. &c. and of each of them, upon an Indidtment fcund againll them for Treafon, for proving the laid Inditiment. 1 Robert Andr ws, of the Crooked Billet public Wolfe, pin fou's Change, Rofetuary-lane, Miedicfez, viztualler. s Hannah Andrews, the wife of the raid Robert Andrews. 3 lieojamin Ahley, of the Two Bella public-hook, White , chlrel--oed, vietualler. 4 William Bownas, of Derby-ft-.et, Wdtmietter,Efa. aed army itgt 5 John Brown, a &idler lo Lieutenant-Colond Sir Thomas Dye's Company in the firft battalion of the firft regiment of Foot Guards, in Portman-ftftet Barracks, hairdrefier. 6 Charles Bacon, of Chapel row, Cierkenwell, carpen:L r and joint r, and one of the patrole belonging to the Pbhl c Of fice, Bow-ftreet. 7 John Bird, of Oakingham, in the county of Berks, cord- waince. - 8 Thomas Blades, a foldier in Colonel Wethasn's Company in the (costa battalion of the firit regiment of Foot Guards, in barracks in St. James's PArk, cordwainer. 9 James Baylis, a foldier in his Majeßy's fiat regiment of I.ife Guards, 'n barracks in Hyde Park, labourer. to John Conncl, of Gravel-Line, Southwark, labourer, now a prifoner in Surrey gaol. is William Campbell, a foldier in Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Ciiiiton's Company in the third battalion of the Mt regi tient of Foot Guards, in the Tower, labourer. t 2 John Cullemore, of the Elephant and Cattle publie-boufe, South Lambeth, vklualicr. t 3 Charles Dean, a foldier in Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Clin ton's Company in the third battalion of the erft regiment of Foot Guards in the Tower, labourer. 14 Jofeph Dixon, a foldier In Lieutenant-Colonel &Muer/ Company in the third battalion of the full regiment of Foot Guards In the Tower, eordvrainer. is Nicolas Danbry, of the Ham and Windmill publk-houfe. Windmill-Brest, near the Haymarket, viCtualler. 16 John Doyle, of the Running Hock pubiic-houfe, in Totten ham-court road, vietualler. 17 George Darby, a ferjeant lit, and clerk to the tied regiment of foot guards, in Portman-ftreet barracks. aS James Elkington, the yonoger, of Robert-greet, Bedford. row, gentleman and clerk to Mr. White, the folk:tor of the treafury. 19 John Emblin, of Vanthall -road, Surrey, elockmaker and watchmaker, how abiding in Little Ruffel-ftreet, Mooed bury. no William Henry Falaidd, of Scotland-yard, attorsicy-at-law. at Sir Richard Ford, cf Sloane-Brut. In the county of M 1.2- dlefex, Knight, one of the lattices siding at the Public Office in Beir-Brae, Coveut-garden 23 William Friends, a foldier in Culuncl Smith's company in the kilt battalion of the firft regiment of fnot guards, cordwaine-,novr abldinen Little Ruffel Itr. B cionifbiary. Jofeph Hannah, one of the Conitables attending the Public Office iu Bow-Brest. 24 John Kin, of Grofvenotilice, in the (roomy of Middleks„ Efq. we of his Ms9elty a under Secretaries of State. 2.5 Richard Bethel Lloyd, of Loorlane, Bermon./fey, Surrey, cooper and one of the anitables belonging to the Police Office, Union-hall, Southwark. 26 William Lloyd, a foidier In Lieutenant Colonel Sallburrs company in the third battalion of the Std regiment of foot guards in the Tower, labourer. 27 Arthur Lyons, fervent to Robert Andrew% of the Crook ed Billet public-hook, Johnfon's Chang:, Roferou7-lane. aS William Lock, of the Tiger poblic•hook, Tower Doek, seat Toner-hill, 'Mueller. 19 Thomas Tillsery Middle:tee, No. 6, Lyan's /no, gent. clerk to Mr. White. 39 John May, of Goat-greet, Horiley-down, Southwark, lin. lier, and one of the medial*m belonging to the kid Police Office, Union Halt 3t . David Morgan,a foklire in the Hon, Lieut.-Colonel Coebee Company in the Sri battalion (lithe Sri regiment of foot Guards, In Portman-Oxen barracks, kboarer. 32 James Making, of the Waeding Heart public. honk, in Charles-drat, Hatt 30-prden, victualler. 33 Johns Meadows, a faller in Colonel Vane. Compeny its the fecood battalion of the Coidiream regiment of man Guards, now in barracks in St. James's Park, leather decker. 34 Audio Muter, late of Hoop and Ram wahlie-honfes • the Mint, 800dhingt. v . 8111,118". _ _ 33 William Payne. - el tde dab* Arran public beak, in Oak. leHlrect, Lambeth, vidbmller 3 6 Pala Plorrillen, of the Fiyfrag Herb publiz haute, WA. worth. Surrey. 37 Mary Plowinan, wife atilt hid James Ploermaa 33 John Pike, a Miler in the Hon. Liesitment.Ceienel Caries Company in the Arft battalion of the deft regiment Foot Guards, in barracks in St. James's Park, glafe• maker. • _ _ 39 John PMrb, of (road-coon, Bow-itreet, Coventimtlen, labourer, and one of the 000ftables belonging to the Pub. Ile Ogee, Bow-*rat. 40 Peter Pollard. • fiddler in Maim General Finch's eompsar of the Coldftreant regiment of Guards, in barracks is St. Tames's-park, cabinet-maker. 4 I John Rogers, a folder in Maple General Borrard's tinmeny of the AA battalion of the ilrft regiment of Foot Guards. in Portman-*net barracks, illearmaa. 4a Job Roberts, a faller in Lket. Cat flir Dyer's com pany in the Irk battalloo of the IA ryintent of Foot Gouda, In Portmon.ltreet barracks, ad-miner. 4 3 John Riven. of Little Rolidareet.lMeentenui, labnurer and one of the cooltables bekaging to the Pub& Oda In Boor•Rnot. _ _ 44 Wm. Stott, • foldler In Loot. OA ilhopiort company In Ole Ira bamboo of the third sothnoo of Foot Otardt s blotankk losttirod Is Soho, WelWaiter. 4 5 Richard Stephens, of Co& Difftee• tiosgooy of the firft bet. taboo of the &ft rtgbodit el Foot Goanis. Portman. then barracks, kbsorer. eh John SalNord, Church Yard-ccart, Temple, Geode/mat ash Chlef Mt* of thc paw. Oise, Inifelso Hal. kWh. wart 47 Rabat Smith, athellbsaves Hind Palk he 1000- itreet,Tower, near rower 4: Peter Sager, at Swallow Garen, Raiweverriene, FcnOW. alp Porta t 9 William Seartionagb, of the Swat Public Heat, White. Brea, Moor-ildds. vidtsalier se Samoa Tatintoo.of Little Ouirlotre-fireet„Pintlico.labour. er, and one of the Patrok belonging to the Public Office. in Bow-itreet p John l'empletaan, of the Spread Ingle Public Hook, Ma lone, Southwark, advance sa Robert To :Minion, a Soldier ie Lieutenant -Colnncl WU: bory's Company in the 1 bird Battalion of the Fait Ft egi. went of Foot Guards in the Tower 53 John Tumbridge, of the Coach and Harks Public Hoar. in Chilarell (beet, near Fialheiry-fqoare, vidaaller 54 Thomas Windier, of Weroosararest, Watworth, in Sur rey, brickbyer, and a Soldier ha Linetenurt-Caserel bory's Company he the Third Battalion of the R meet of Foot Chards, sow Weft in IJak Roliel-Areet, Illoomarary 55 Jacpb Walker, of the Candi and Horfa Pub& Hoak, in Hisb-itreet. Whh.cbapel, vietaller 56 Jew White, a Linea:re Ism Attorney at Law, and citor foe the Affairs of hb biabay's Tnaory 53 WiSlam Wray's!. .1 Geared-Brat. Pealan-liqueria, Colonel in the Army. and Captain in the Caftans' Re ilment of Poet Guards, and Deputy AdjaannOmmel st ii• Male 2o Fen= s. Mr.. r:lr t a. , :tic r i y et . " to the . Thsfuny.tar Os Pro s t:lt tam Ilineas Ina, 'oilskin kr dm Trissist.