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~].': . ,~ 91 "WI N<< :14;629•: . - TURNPIKE TRUSTS. AT A GENERAL MEETING of the TRUSTEES of theesard ROADS. sound the Al E'f ROPOLIS,beid at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, on Fainar, the ISM bleed, 11321, to take into consideration the Bill re- mat h, b ra ssie Into the House of Commons for vesting in Oene raised Maws Trustees, the line of Roads in the neighlsonrbood d eke Metropolis, and for discharging the several Trustees wider whom the same are now repaired and maintained, from the farther we and maintenance thereof, JAMES RICE W ILLIA NIS, Esq. in the Chair. 1 reseut—Deputatlons from the following Trysts: New Cross Turnpike Roads. Bethnal Green. Storey New Road. Mary-la-bonne. Sorry and Sussex. K, lsington. Oty Raid. lirridge. Bghgate and Hampstead. Brentfoid. Hackney. I larrow. Cld Street Road. hiltbourre, or Edgeware. Etanford Hill. Ideworb. The said Bill having been taken into consideration, Ramvon, That it appears to this :.I,eting, from actual ob ligation and unquestionable informatto:•, the the Turnpike Reads round the Metropolis are in geavr,t formed on the most approved principles, and maintained at a rtasonable a per.se ; tilt they are at present for the most part in good repair, and in a progressive state of improvement. Th.t the Bill tum, pending in the house of Commons for egging the several Trusts, and vesting them in new Tre.tees, is erroneous in principle, and hazardous in practice ; that it casts' a unmerited stigma ou the present Trustees; and that its Evi dent tendency is to remove all authority aid controul over the Roads entirely out of the hands of ti: ...:, who, from their local residence, are must interested in their preservation, and from their knowledge and experience, fully competent to their general menaprlNSlt. That Petitions against the said Bill be presented to the House of Commons by the respective Turnpike Trusts, :sod ;hat the Members for the' Counties of SliddlEssex, Surrey, Sussex, Kent, Nes, and Hertford, and for the Cities of London and West anoter, and Borough of .Southwark, be requested Its support the prow of the said Petitions. That a Committee be appointed to watch the progress of the WINS, and to take such further treasures as may be deemed expedient—the Committee to consist of the Chairman of each Mast now represented, with power to add to their numbers ask other Members of the IT:putattnns as they inly think De gory. JAMES RICE WILLIAMS, Chairman. The Chairman Staving left t! , e Chair, _ _ ilasoLvcis, That the Wanks of this Meeting be given to the Cashman, for his judicious conduct in the Chair, and for his sal aid attention to promote the general interests of the Turn pike Trpits and of the Public. - HORSLEY'S BIBLICAL CRITICISM. 111 Is day was published, in Four Vols. Bvo. price £2 2s. boards, 141BLICAL CRITICIS M on the BOOKS of the Lir OLD TESTAMENT, and TRANSLATIONS of SA CRED SONGS, with NOTES, Critical and Explanatory. By SAMUEL HORSLEY, LL.D. F.R.S. F.A.S. ' Late Bishop of St. Atapb. Theix Volumes, with the Translation of the Psalms, of which second edition has already appeared in two volumes, complete the publication of Bishop Horsley's Biblical Works, and include two Disquisitions and a Translation of hoses, before published, mimed and corrected by their Author. Inadun Pti:ited fur L ingrnan, Hurst, Rees, Ottne, and lltowy; end P. C. and J. Rivington. (X whom may be had, by the same Author, Sermon% three vols. svo. price £1 71. boards. .Nine Oettnons. on the Evidence of our Lord's Resurrection. Ia 85a. price los. 6d. boards. A Translation of the Psalms of David, with Notes, in 2 vols. leo. price 184. boards. • Lately published, Handsomely printed, in Two Volumes, Svc.. the Second Edition, price St Is. in boards, THE CONNECTION between the SACRED WRITINGS on the LITERATURE of .1 liWlSll and REATIIEN AUTHORS, particularly that of the Classical Alirt; illustrated principally with a view. to eviJeuce in con *nation of the Truth of Revealed Religion. By ROBERT GR.IY, D.D. trehendarr of Durham and of Chichester, and Rector of Bishop Wearnsourh. . . Lid by F. C. and J. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard, and Waterloo place, Pall-mull; and the Books:Hers of Oxford, Cans &e. &c. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. A lity to toe Oh) Testament and Apocrypha, &c. The Seventh Edition, in svo. price 15s. in boards. t. Sermons on the Principles upon which the Reformation of die Church of England ss as established; preached A the Hamp ton Lecture, in 1796. In tiro. price 6s. In boards. THIRD EDITION. puldisEml. with Two Cuta—" Crowning".and " Crushing," price Is. I.4ONE'S RIGHT DIVINE OF KINGS TO GO -1.1. 'PERM WRONG. Dedicated to the holy Alliance.— * TILE AUTHOR (IF THE POLITICAL 1100 SE TIAT JACK: BUILT. Printed for William Hone, 45, Ludgate-hill. Also, lust published, THE SPIRIT OF DESPOTISM.. DRDICATRD TO LORD Carnansaosr.—L7- This Work is superior to every production the yams within the prescu century. All that the Author Makes he turns into gall. The French, instantly pt.rceiiing kiettraosilinary merit, have translated it, and it is now read anighout Dance with the greatest avidity. Although coe diting.' much in quantity as a volume of Gibbon's Roman His- Imv, it is published by W. Heme for .V.igippep-peuce. This day was published, bitted as a Sheet of Drawing paper, with egnbletnatie Oros handsomely tiologre4, price So. On (Nnvaso, in a peat Case for the Pocket, is. On Canvass and Itoliers, los. TRH BARONETAGE CIIARX for 1821.—This , Chan contains a complete List of the Baronets of the , u ltited Kingdom, alphabetically arranged, with the following nwticular s of each Member of the English Baronetage Date of Creation; Number in ,Descent; Age; whether di mmed, lkeiselor, or Widower ; Number of Children living, aad female ; Privy Counsellors; Knights Grand Crosses, t, and Knight s Companions of the Bath ; Members of Parliamen olliltergfs of Counties . I t also shews by what means the Tid e waiohlained, t h at i s t o sa y, w h et h er b y N ava l , Mili tury, w other Services; s and states the Century to which c.ich flautist l on trace.his•Paternal Ancestry: thus cahihiting, at one vievi, wack interesting Information, and forming, uptao the whole, a, Itto Badge in Miniature.. Int News (:stair for 13$1, printed stniformly with ow above, sad embolli s h e d w ith th e Coraous of th e.several , Aiwa Of. Nobility, tastefully coloured: minted for G. sad W. 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COMMODIOUS AND ELIGIBLE D.WALLIN_G• lio USES, *EN R I lITTA-ST R EF.T, AlaV TORRIIIIOTON-STIMET. By Mr..ZIOBINS, ji • (Of Warwick z ttreet, Qiibideliqattre), Garrawayl •Ceifee-Hoare, ihtchasee:Aget;-lienthM, est 111 U EWA Y next, 11111efeAlik miti lve p'Clook• bSIBABLE 1, 1 E48E410W? E.S34iTE, evect4bie Sekt 116iViVIdefi'di f iterare, it ii,derate• OreecitTedite. , tub f :Or? vs.,m - .7.0 r A WANG - HOUSS; three Atoriie hkik, 'aerie c, *Oh' Witer4tiset•red Of- Inen In the , Desttstesi, did; ate. *ease No. 1, fieeriettutrnet• PAIRMILE FsSTATE # * COBHAM, SURREY, On Lk lligh Roasito Portsmouth. Excellent RESIDENCE, - with OFFICES, V ARNI-HOVSE, currAGEIS, BARNS, STABLES, GARDRNS,sPLEA. SURE-GROUND, aed•upwardsof TIIEKE HUNDRED-, AND KIGISTY-TITRES ACRKSof old :Meadow, Arahle,.. and Wood Land, Tithil-tree; Manorebounding wtth Gamita-• : • • • • II; Mr. ROI!!NS, (Of Warwick-street, tio.denhoguare), At Garraway's Coffee-house ; in Fechange-Aliey, Cornblll, on Tannoo4v next, Marcher, at Twelve o'clock, in One Lot, ing AIRMILE, a Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, ..112 situate near Cobham, in a beautiful part of the County of Surrey, adjoining the high road to Portsmouth and Claremont • Park; only sixteen miles front London ' • comprising the Manor or reputed M anor o f PAIRMILE, abundantly supplied with Game, adjui:iing the Preserves of his Royalilighness the Prince Saxe-Coburg, with a capital Residence, consisting of a Drawing- room, Eating-parlour, Breakfast-room, and convenient Meet; six principal Bed-chambers, and four Sleeping-rooms for Ser vants; excellent Out-buildings, well supplied with good water, two Coach-h0u.,.-s a Tsvo-stall a nd a Th ree - s t a ll Stable, Granary, Ice-house, good Kitchen Gardens Pleasuro.pound, and Shrug. fiery round th e h ouse; Farm-vat - CI, Statge fur Svc horses, Stalks for ten Oxen, and other Buildings, adapted for the Residenesof a Gentleman fond of Agricultural Pursuits and Sporting; two Cottages and Official, a good F.u - nt-house, called Little Heath, with Barn, Stable, and other Out-buildings, and upwards of THREE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-THRb:E ACRES' Of.old Meadow, 'Pasture, and Arable Land, with beautift.l Woods, in a tine thriving state, adjoining the Claremont Estate, with a tight of Common, in respect of part of the Premises, over Three Iluthlred and Fifty Acres of Waste Lard, the whole well supplied with plenty of excellent water. This day was published, in Ow. price* 6ti:se4red, A DISSERTATION, ihewing 1111; IDENTITY of the titifEßS' NIGER and MU'S dal* Iran tie : antimeitt of tits Ancients. By JOHN DUDLEY, Vicar of Huenberatose and Edieby, in the, County-of Leicester and some time. EMIT! end Tutor of ape Hail. Cambridge. Sold by fsinitnin, Mu* ltian; Oise, and Brown, Landgit; Deighton and Sons, Caaihcldde;=J. Raw. Vidlordi; mai T. Combe, Leicester. ffirtinswick-square, let to Mr. Ma.nrices,for a term of seven years. Lor n. A very eligible and commodious •DW ELLIN 0- HOUSE, situate No. 2,..lkenrietu-street, Bruttswick.square, planned in a similar min tie r, wi t h Water-cluset, Offices, anal Yard; in the occupation of :Sirs. Morris. LOT 3. A DWELLI N 0.110 US 1 , 1, situate No. 4, Torrington street, Itussell-square, three storks high, two rooms on a-floor, with Offices in the Raiment, and Yard behind; let to Mr. CSIACKF, on Lease. _ To be viewed by permission of the Tenants, of who:n Yard culArs may be bad; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, War wick.strett, Golden-square. LOWER G ROSVENOR-STREET, C. ROS % II:NOR-SQUARE. Desirable Spacious 'IRS! I)ENCE, with large paved Yard, detached Building, Double Coach-house, Stable for four Horses. With immediate possession. *fay 11.0pINS, (Of Warwick -street, Uobleu-square), At Oarravray's Exchange-alley, Cornhill., on Tituasnet next, :March g 2, at Twelve o'Clock, ADESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held fur a term of Tidily Years, raider the F:arl of Guosvalloit, Occupying a frontage of feet, and running backward 16u f:et ; campr:sing, a commodious spacious Residence, adapted. for the accommodation of a family of distinction, situate No. 6S, Lower Grosvenor -street, Grosvenor-square, containing four Sleeping-rooms on the Upper Floor; Second Story, two capital Bed-chambers, two Dressing-rooms; and Housemaid's-clout ; Principal Floor, two elegant Drawing-rooms, windows opening to Balconies, and a Boudoir; Ground Floor ; a capital Dining room, Breakfast-room, Library, dtc. handsome Entrance-hall paved, and Water-ciosct ; Baserncat, a capital Kitchen. Back, kitchen, Larder, Wine and Beer-cellars, Areas with Vaidts, a large paved Yard at the back, Wash-house, Laundry, Alangle room, and Servants Bed-room, Wine-cellar under the Wadi house. . An excellent four-stall Stable, Double Coach-house, with Loft, Harness-tooto, and two sleeping-rooms ovo-. To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had on the Premises; at the Subscription Houses James's-street and l;,,nd-street ; at GazrawAy's; and of ;dr. Robins, Warwick• street, Golden-sqaare; of whom Tickets for viewing may be hod. . . So be viewed by applying to MI- 31irs, the Bailiff, at Fair mile Farm, of whom ParticuLus may be had ; at the Inas at Cobham • Griffin, Kingsto n Esher ; tabu:. Itipky; the King's Arms, Coda! g; White Oar; Guildford; Itvd Lion, I)orking ; the Swan, Leatherhead; of .Ir. finder Sipipsoh, No. 9, Old Burlingran-street; at Garraway's ; and of Air. R. bins, Warwick-etreet, Golden-square, where a Flan of the Estate may bested.. KENSINGTON CORE, HYDE PARK. SPACIOUS Elegant MANSION, Beautiful 1:A. %V lc, PLEA.. SUR ROO ND, Caeit (: Alt DEN . , and Excellent At. cached and Ikrached OVVICES of air deicriptions. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwir•k•strtet, Gviden-sr i npr ,, ,) At Garraway', C.)lfee.houst, 'Change-alley, C..rnhill, on TIM. DAY, bigy 10, 1821 , etTwelve c'C!ock, - FJ Eligible LEAS-101.0 ESTATE, coin. A VERY prising the ,; , acious splendid 3!antion limier, seated on.* Lawn, with extensive Pleasure-Grounds, the Residence of WILLI:131 WILLT.R.FORCE, Esq.• .• DTll3ht fully situate at Kensington Gor:, overlooking Hyde Park, al.d commanding fine extensive Views of the Surrey Hills and adjacent Country, adapted for the acclinmodation of a Noble. , man or Family of the first distinction, ehcloted from the Road by a lofty Wall and Coach Gates ; containing, on the Upper Story five good Sleeping-rooms, Housemaid's-closet, Luniber roots, Cistern, and roomy Landing, &c. On the Second Story six excellent Bed-chambers handsomely fitted up, Nursery, Dressing-room ' Water-closet. Story- c l aret , sa d Housemaid's closet, &c. On the principal Story, a Lady's 21orning-room, four capital Bed-charnbt-rs, Water-closet, spacious G4l:ery whit French Windows at each end. Ground.Flonr, a handsome En. trance Hall, Vestibule, or Inner Hall; principal Staircase, with Mahogany Hand-tail, and secondary Staitcase, a noble room about 27 feet long, handsomely finished Windows cpening to a Viranda entwined with Vines and Honeysuckle, capital bowed Library, elegant Drawing,: oom 30 feet by 20 feet, Gentleman', ; Dressing-room, Closets, Anti-roorn, Breakfast-parlour, and s ter-closet, &c. domestic Offices, Housekeeper's-room, with Sink, and Water laid en, Butler's I'antry, Servants' Larders, capital Kitchen, Scullery, all well supplied with Water ; and ex cellent Cellars for Wine, Beer, &c. Coal Vaults, Drying Ground, Dust, Knife, Charcoal-house, &c. detached Offices, Laundry with Pump, Coal-house, two Coach-houses, four Rooms for :ilea, Stables for five horses and L. ft over, and other conveniences.; beautiful and extensive Pleasure-ground at :he back, tastefully disposed and-ornathented with Shrubs, Flowers, Trees, &c. To be viewed by Tickets only. Particulars may be had on the Premises ; at the Subscription. Houses and Hotels, St. James's. Street and Cond-street ; at Garraway's; anti. of Mr. Robins Warwick-street, GuLdesi-square, of whom Tickets for sneaky; may be h..d. CELLAR OF CAPITAL CIIOICS WINES. By Nlr. ROBINS, (Of Warsvick-atreet, Golden-square), On the Premises, No. 69, on the West Side of Harley -street. neaLCavendish-square, on Ft&WAY nest, March 23, at One o'CMck, rpHE CEr.LARS of ;Try CHOICE WINES, , be 1. properv ; a a GENTLEMAN, laid in for his own use; consisting of .',wards of ONE HUNDRED DOZEN of very choice With., Latour, Barnes, and Fuller's CLARET. ONE HUNDRED DOZEN of Pale and other SHERRY. Nearly ONE HUNDRED DOZEN Fine M ADEI RA, part upwards of twenty years in the bottle.- About Twelve Dozen Old PORT, And about SIXTY DOZEN VW de Nuits, White Montrachet, Red Hermitage, Red Rhomanee, Burgundy, Vin de Crave, Old Huck, Sekrie, Champaigne, Frontigniac, Maraschino, Muschat, Etc. Etc. and a kw Dozens of Cyder. These Wines have been selected from the chokest Vintages, and the principa p irt hob been in the wood and bottle fora con siderable length of time. To bo ta.ted on the morning of the Sale. Catalogue; may be had nn the .Premises; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. BRIGHTON. ROYAL. sr.w STF.YNE HOTEL, STABLING, LIBRARY, Maynifieent FURNITURII, PLATE, LINEN, WINES, Ste. By Order of the Assiinces of Mr. W. R. Mom MR. LAXTON respectfully announces, that the SALES of the above Property will take place se Brighton in the foll‘witvg ordrr MONDAY, April ‘2, • The Valuable STABLING of the I I °TEL. end nut LD ING G ROU N D adjoiniug ; alter which, the FU RN IT Ult E and Fittings up of the LIBRARY, 1,500 Volume:, of Docks, Articles of Notary, _ TekSDAY, April 3, The loose Effects in BUILDING I".lAT.7lllit is, 1,500 Fret of Siatulry Marble Slab, &vide Gear, Iron Mains, Smiths' Tools, Fore:: and Bellows, old Lead and Z.as s Irors ar.d Copper 1.1.7.11,15, Fite 11 , sinr, Scaffold Poles, Lad:lees, soierar Hundred Gross a Wine Bottles, Ste. Tuesitnor, April 3, • The HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, LINEN, PLATE, and CIIINA, No. 1, Devonshire-place. TatsbAs, April 10. and three Mervin, Dam The Splendid FURNITURE at. d. PICI CRCS of the HOTEL, China. Glasi, PILLte; red and Table Liner. Stos% in Trade, with the choice Wines for which the Establishinen; 1 , :.s been celebrated. Further particulars ',KB appear in future Adver:isenterti64" The Effec:s may be viewed two days previous to Sale, wawa Catalogues will be ready, and may be had ur.un the Bren.bie, at One Shilling each; also of the Assignees, Jonas Shins, El.!, Western Lead We•tky , Toi tenhant Cobrt-roa.l; Thonias ‘Vis u d. Bag. Bear Brewery, Lewes; Mr. Ilioinaio, Solicitor, Covent gatden ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. 1..:1:Jon, TO CLASSICAL SEMINARIES. 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Piticiptor must be sensible of the practical character of the several works, and every experienced Iloolupllcr cannot but acknowledge that such a list of valuable School Docks" was Dever Wove solsimitted to The world. • 1. ESSEX. Near COLCHESTER, MA NNINGTREE, and MISTLEY. Desirable FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATES, L:/WARDS Or THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-SIX ACRES Of MEADOW, PASTURE, and AR4BLE LAND, WITH 4:00D FARNI-HOUSP.S, Y. IiDS , and OUT-BUILDINGS, In a Cuuntry abounding with Game and Field Spout, Lind-Tax Redeemed. By Mr. ROBINS, (of W4rwick-etreet, Golden.square), At Garraway's, on Toca , .ll.‘v next, March 22, at Twelve, in Three Lots, 9 1 HE following deii able Fit EEHOLD and COPY 1- HOLD F.s.r.tTEs, situate near the capital Market- Town of Colchester, in the County of Essex. Loy 1. SLIA WS FARM, a valuable Freehold Estate, situate in the Parishes of .Irdleigh and St. Botolph's, Colchester; com prising a good Farm-House, with Offictm, Pump of excellent Water, a large four bay Baru, three Granaries, Straw-Yard, Nag and Farm Horse Stables, Stack Yard, Cart Lodge,.l'lough and Harrow Sheds, Cow Sheds, Calf Pens, House Shed, Cow Yard, Piggeries, and two Gardens, Poultry Houses, lards,&c. and upwards of ONE HUNDREI) AND EIGHTY-ONE ACRES Of Arable and Wood Land, partly bounded by a Stream of Water, lying compact, distant two miles from Colenster, and eight rent Manningtree, adjoining the Harwich read from Col chester ; and also adjoining extensive Preserves ' abounding m Game, in the neighbourhood of two Packs of Fox-hounds, in the occultation of Mr. Samuel Waterhouse, ou Lease, for an unexpired term of Ten Years. lAT 4. LATH A M'S and FENN'S FARM, an eligible Co pyhoicl Estate, in t h e Parish of Little Bromley, situate eight miles from ColchestLr, three from Manningtree—both Market Towns, and three from Pilisticr, from whence produce may be shipped; comprising a Farm-House, Barn with two bays, Cow House, Stables Cart Lodge, Farm-Yard, Piggery, Lump of good Water, g ood Garden planted with Fruit Trees, and nearly THIRTY-THREE ACRES Of Meadow, Arable, and Wod Land; In the occupation of Mrs. Hughes, on Lease for au unexpired term of Three Ycars from Michaelmas 1821. A Pack of Hounds at Br. rriry Lo: 3. H YDE FARM, a 'valuable Freehold and Copyhoid Estate, in the Parish of Great Wigborougia,•about seven miles from Colchester i tan from Kelvedutt, and twelve Loin 31ahlen, adjoining the road from thence to Colchester ; comprising a gen teel Farnt-House, Land Tax redeemed, on a commanding spot, embracing extensive Views of the Country, an excellent GarcFn in front, Farni Yard, two double bay Barns, Stables, Cow House, Piggery, Hen House, &e. and nearly ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-TWO ACRES Of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, in the occupatiois of Mr. Robert Watley, whose term expires at Michaelmas, INC?. Corn is shipped to the London Market, at a trifling espouse, ' within a mile distant from this Farm:. - - _ To be Aewed by application to the. Truants, of whom. Patti eulars may be bad ; also at the Cups, Colchester; Packet, Man isingtree ; Thorn, Matey; Angel, Kelyedcm 'Post-House, Malden ; Mut Posts, Witham; White. florse, Ipswich; While Hart, Brentwood, and ltunsfinq ; at the Saracen's Bead, Chelmsford; of Wilda* Francis, Esti; Solicit*, Coldwater, ]diet; bt Mr. liohetti, Solicitor, 18,•bsitnivai's Inn ; al Gar raway's Osifessdniuse, 'Change-alley, Cornhdl; and of Robins; Warwirk-itteet, tidliett-ifiitiatev London, where Plans of doe Battens) , tivatim . TOOTII-ACIIE AND EAR-ACllli. A MEDICINE like PEWITS ESSENCE, which IX has crept from obscurity, and from the cottages of the poor and miserable (where it has ever been A dirliniStered grerie) l i into the presence and protection of. the Faculty and Nobiligy, who have all equally experienced its anodyne effects, and chic,. ' fully bear testimony of its superior virtues, needs no farther tts logium : the numerous and respectable medical comments in fa a our•of its efficacy, place it above competition; and when ft is known that the profits arising front the side are distributed, to a ' certain amount, in charities, there is not a Christian but will ; exert himself to render it more public, and extend it, sale. The Proprietor refrains from saying anything in its praise, enough has already been said in the variors periodical works, in ituanne. tame letters, and personal testimonies. Sold, by the Proprietor's appointment. in betties arts. 114 and 2s. 9d. by Butlers, Chemists, No. 4, Cheapside, London, and by the principal Druggists, Booksellers, and Medicine View ders, in every Town shrusThosit the Linked Kingdom. N B. •Tk; mow wed aiiiiivas of " Rittfre, 4, C'Ziptitle ," ern ee~ greyed en •the Si& agdgeira tv elei dvttlJ L to fiteinglald Im s hin.121014 14,1117 Mk& ' _, . ADELIWI.THICATRB, STRAND. y Amitotic); of the Right Ikon. the Loird Chamberlain. • 'PHIS PRESENT EVENING, MARCH 13, w g; be presented, by permission of T.'Dlisdin, Isr uhr Sulletta of THE REPROBATE; OR, 'rll ROTEAN 13.11irDIT. After which, the favourite Petite Piece, called LIALF AN HOUR'S COURTIIIi fro jo i g os ette Song, by.hirm Way,Lerr ; and an admjed *Mt. Meow, late of the Surrey Theatre. To cowhide with , the laughable *Mena entiOad, • WHO'S TO PaT4LEft 44E? gr A n. es ** New Grand Neehatiieal 'Exhibition will kid every Wednesday and *kitty 40.14 Lem.