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MISS PORTER'S NEW NOVEL. an Monday, the 20th instant, will be published, In 4 Vols. iltno- THE PASTOR'S FIRE-SIDE. by Miss PORTER, Author of •Ilatileus of Warsaw, hoittlsh Chlrfs, Ste. Primed for Longman, Hurst, Rers, Orme, _air! Oro n . Pt• ten mter-row. FROM 14.1.5 T NIGHT'S CAVITE. His Royal Highness the PRINCE RE4UNT hash been pleased, to the name and vu the behalf of hi. Majesty, to nominate and appoint Lieutenant-General Sir One'fon Drummond, Knight Commander of the Moss hihnourable Military Order of the Bath, to be a Knight G. and Crom of the said Mom Honourable Order, vice Lieutenant-General Sir lames Leith; deceased. — His Royal Highness the Prince Regent hath also been pleased, in the name • and on the behalf of his fehjeaty, to nominate and a; point I.ieutenant G neral Sir Meunier Campbell, Bart. to be a Knight Commander of the Most lionourelde Military Order of the Bath, vice Lieutenant-General Sir Gordon Drummond. Commission% in the Royal Gloucester Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry. John Mountain, Esq. in be Captain, vice Morris, deceased. William Hottham, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Mountain, prontOWL Chines Smith, Cent. to be Comet, vice Hannon, promoted. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. j.,aa Minim, of Toil!, near IVlaltkone, Kent seed crusher. N."llUset Ford, of Ilford, Essex, grocer, de sad chapman. . . BANKRUPTS. • • • Jo al Band, of the parish of Ditcheat, Somerset. jobber. dealer and Chapman, to surrender January a 5, 18, at eleven, and Feb. la, at three. at the Belt Inn, Shorten ZNlallen. Attornlee, Moms. Alesander and Notate New inn, Louden, or Mr. Charles Everett, Shepten John Harvey, of Wernettitli and Melcnmbe Reels, Dorsetshire, jeweller and stationer, Jan. 22, 23, at eleven. and Feb. 1 1., at . one, at the Gusklbal ,in Weymouth and Mdcombe Attorneys, Mr. Alexander, Cat ty-street, London; or Mr. Jubn Henning, Weymouth. WilliamGeyton, of Bideford. Devon, shopkeeper, dealer and •arman, Jan. le, 20, and Feb. is, at oas t * die Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Anoraks. Messrs. Bridges and Quitter, Red Lion-square, Londou ; or Mews. Hare and Wistwood, Brinol. Wiliiant Taranto:in Simpson, of Manchester, hosier, January 20, 31. sod Feb. ls,at twelve, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. Anomie., Mr. William Creswell, Easel-sue*, Manchester; or Mr. Ws. Chancery-lime. Leaden. John Grkbrook, of Broad-street, Portsmouth, victualler, dealer and Chapman, Janeary 11, fn. and Feb. at ten, at Guild hall, Londe°. Attorney, Mr Pike. Air-street. Pic cadilly. latnesiUrry, of Gosport, Hams, tailor and draper. dealer and eitimusan, January 27. at one, January sit, at eleven, and Feb HI, at one, at the India Arm. Inn, Gosport. Atturnies, Mr. John Bogtie, No. 14, Clement's Inn, London; or Mr. George Member Fronts • or Mr James Hoskins, Gosport. John Malli . nsoa, of Birdsedge, parish of Penhitone, Abraham Maintain, Ueorre Mallinsun, and Joseph Mallinson, all of Huddersfield, York,hire, merchants, manufacturers, clothiers and copartners, Janne. y us, at six, lass. 09, and February i 11, at ten, at the King's Head Inn, Huddersfield. Atrornies, Mr. Greene and, Ilu•iderrlield; or Mr. Bettye, Charmery-lane. Partiogion, of Maacheaer, atooerseriver, dealer end eharman, IBM 20, 28, and Feb.lo, at two. at the Albin° hotel. Manchester. Atinrniee, Mr. Cardwell, Manchester; or Mr. Malatesta, Elm court, Temple. George Clarke, of John street. West Smithfield, Middlesex, ahee.manutacterer. dealer and chapman, Isantiry 14, 21, and Feb. 18, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorniesg,Mesara. bights and Price, Syniond's lon. Daniel Bartlett. of Bath. revoke -maker and perfumer, Jan. 18,20 and Feb. is, at eleven, at the Casde and Ball lan, Bub.— ' Attiring, Mr. Burfout, King's Bench Walk, Temple, London, IR Mr. Physkk, Bath. - WIN* Freebie, of Paleswlck, Gleocesensblre, cattle sad come fr i d La a n c .=l . e„ A ar Fel...l: Ar ai . AVM. 111 the CeCil . Uppler .s o;2o . Inv, Clusecorplane, London; and Mr. Thomas Gardner, Glontester. Osente•Mirooder,late of fleeter, wirilrapw, Jan. 11.23, and I.b. IS,* woe at Guildhall, Exeter,` Attorney, Mr. Adams, • OH Jewry, Leader. ' • Joseph Brentsiall, latest Derby, snaketer, bet mow of Carlton Neethighais, farmer, Jan. 25. at six, so, ai eleven, and Feb. 18, u two. Anomie+, Mr. Payne, Notting*** and Mr. Gray's Inn, Landon. Ildetard Biddle, of Wohorkunpton, Stafford, outfitter. Jan. SO, alt five et, sad Feb. 18. at eleven, at the larninghina Anne, Ilbsits:B. Attendee. Mr. Jerepl: Foster. Wolvorhamptin; Ind Mr. Edmund Walker, Lin..olo's lun.aelds,andlischariaor 0111oe, Lineeles lon, London. Joseph Within, of Lancaster, wool Mo-draper. Jan, es, 80, and Feb. is,. at ten. at the Royal Galt. laneasser. Anoraks, Messrs. Alesander and Hahne, New Inn, Lapdog; and Mr. Madmen, Lancaster. Q IC 8 ti •- s : t, . 0 ! 2 DIVIDENDS to be made at OUILDHALL. • Feb. 11, %Subs Lee and John Teat, Town Royal, eats- deter% at ten. Feb. 11, Michael Neal, Seaport, draper, at Leven. Jab. Is, William Bryant, Gerdro-coart, Eseeamppllee dealer, . at ass ' Jas, ils, Mostar Cefturn, Newland, wooiat , plar, at maw M. It, Witham Parsons Meeker, BaeinghalLstreet,mer alum, at ten. Jan. IN, Clanks James. Ferris. Peale, watts. maker at eleven. Jan. ts. Jobs Brune Lowestoft, bearing. merallthat twelve. Jan. iti, Charles 'fliorapeen, Bielloptinte. MISS and Wantland-then, merchant, at twelve. Jas. is, the. amt Stant, ilbseraess, balus, at nestle. Jan. so, Joh* Amick, Old Beeid-atreet, pajama, at tea. Jan. 110. Joseph Stella Man. Ina, Thomas Let, and Henry Henna% Wbeeler-strost, Nen um Mose, slik•dyere, 'a ten. Jan. to, Charles Adana, Pan e:m.lam asd Opera-street, merchant. st ono. ha. 111, Ms White, Jobs Clomp Cothran', and William Bleat, Plitt stria, a.as Ikuis. Jaa.ss, Alexander Low, Berkeley-strew, Deft l , Jeweller, at twelve. Jan. ea, Edward Hoiden, Hans End, bone-dealer, at ten. Jas. SC Ckaries Christian, Braid meat, tallsor-thasiller, at mates Jan. 911, John Beaver. Redesomstreet, Ctapplegate, draper, at twelve. Feb. I, Tim: roes fladiwitit,Cleinst's-lana, mordant, at . twelve. Jan. 90, William PlllMplat, Eread-otheet, eneethant, at ten. Feb. ft, Mae Cam. Ozlardstreet, mercer, at at.. Jan. 92. Jobn Winstaajey, Illoarbbfarboa, seercient, at Ms. Feb, ll,John Davidson, Begr ime, stercbant, at tan. Jan. 19,, Wilam Claaey, St. Mary-am, nwrobast, at sae. Jan. itl, Wits leslabt, Naga*, , war, at oar. ' fob. I, Thome Homelhompeolimb aupdratei, ft yes. ha. So, Genial lie Comessealal Soloiremon, aupar hankie, at sieves. Jan. $O, irge Skillasoin. Merge, brewer,. 11 1411. Jo. 11, Richard Joseph, Little Ustrilllort, pewterer, at elven. DIVIDENDS to be made la the COUNTRY. Feb. 11, Jelin Gandy, Stone Ranee. baker, at Ansi, the &w/e, theirten Mallet. Marcia 4. William Daws, Ways en, iroonnwpw,„ at two, at the Sue, thverston. Jan. 99, Vi am Tads?, James Fenton lad Godfrey Machos, Sheffield. silver platers.* twelve, at the Tenthly Shashi. Feb. 9, Thomas Woad, Msecknfield, draper, at ele ven, at the Palate Nil e Man ometer. Jan. If. 'Mantas Evans, .Monmentla, mercer, st ten, alike lisinfort Anne, Mosesensh. Feb. 9, Robert and Richard . $11164. carom, farmer.. at eleven at the Swaas, Market Har- ' bereeft. Jae- is, Daniel Ward a nd t Samuel Smith, Liverpool, porterolisalemat ens, A the Warr, uempool. F0b.,9, hammer slierew,Mpakwri, clothier. at eleven, at the Angel, Warminster. SS, tams Ones, Liverpool, Realer. at one. at the George s Jas. 01, Jobe Berrkk Halton, Huh, merchant, at eleven, at the Dos and Deck, Nall. Jan. ea, Joseph Dock Smith, Market Wannest, peter, at eleven, at the Dea add Duck Hull. aIitTIPICAUS, JUIIIAIT to. % liti. ma i • lima oarioare. leddimaol. s ele .durer. J. Carr, . slug-manufacturer. J. Link cueroemet, 4.Balthill/ 1 1118, Madding:. vietanlier. H. Loa% Liste lilwelia‘ S. Itifisatt blarnbeeter, es-, E. Sta niar, Deo painter. Carporedeeptow, Clerkeoweil, eis.' o w z pa, Qaembotplaeo, Bbsomth. ary, wiammenthane. IL moors a i d J. Cfiamosr. Sthiledi Imam. C. conks.' law, RitlbiatttiairleirtteguiUoOW. T. tiltatager, sifi. t to ! in_ pg• IX N Muzak, coaciresaptan. imager. ti C.uvrapl. Poems, roet=mas aallows-b;twor• F. leads Itorranaat. Si. James pserthest. W. Woolonsabe, lei; St. Miebaerayley, agighk ship brow. W. H. /nosh sad I. Dieboroagh. Little Earetimp, projelawirekara. C. Hoilithi s Old Coy Cambers, MiiidlNAL • THE REVENUE. @l>ll Pw» wn g g i i - 3 13 i 1. s 1 Ia• i . lqn $P - I ' - • 5." f o g 2-111 V t•ll. l l "!. .eli e IV4 I i li_lX a .Er_g 4 4 . ? 2 .5 7F 2 ‘' I 71 ° sv, : 2. 174 l a 9., . 7 z P ' t: .I _ E i ! i : IN! toa-- 4 . 140 ? 1 •00023 3.1;25* Is ata O i 0 V. Ole I 3 -a es & in !°'° o-su.o4 , Ittlifat I.6.lWift O• 41 1 Of jAO 14-w -.04.* -. 14 .p se " a u ti ' 11A la Ift oll• lib ..I 4 :6 , i 0 0 * a 7 1 " 5 5 I ... so to 66 l e .Y . i 14 41 § ID .. .a a . ... 4 *4 6 4 4 Ils Is as 1 vs ... I° d' X 33 .be a • 0.11. • a a a 0 la 4 % g 8 .1 SO : a 1 4 3 la I 2 141 a SO WI obi) = 14U-3 o la lb ? 3 y' ce lOM M . ' •L P i P . - . - . & *••• •• a & fa " 5 la 1.0 p ri a 41, In .4 CA 4.4 . ja Cr% 1 S g Qc •• ti 2 6 6 om 2:!..4C3 a. fa , d'sa;,3 p t b po too t 2 ok 4624 s 423 s islik tit arri3::2s.• lb I fk I "1 w • .41 • • • b s alb e A .~ a' 14. ... J .4 -II . vs mulit.lo2 I IP.;E1 4 .1 0 ,Wilgoo)a a ri M X . .1 . 1.1 1 s -t t g " • ; The frith and Pennine; Payments for eh* hoomil ea their respecdva Debts payable is flogisad. are eacirded from this &atemest, and the War Tame appropriated to the tamest of Loans charged so them. are hicluded coder the hoed of War Taw. to the gurur aiding mho 4th July, 181 S. imiusive, from will.* period the War Dada of Customs (Whir made per petual by Act 56 Gico.lll. cap. as), are included under the head of Consolidated Cr.mmas • An Account of the Iscons of, and CHAIM upon, the CONSOLIDATZD FUND in the Quarters ended the 6th January. 1816 and 1817, together with the Amount of War Taxes and the Annual Duties, &c. to the same periods. INCO6III. 1816. st,tes,tto I . Ili 4,524.199 0 0 1,510,140 2 • 11,2150,070 11 0 02,90/ 11 24,030 0 0 11,010 4 1 1111.115 10 If 510,025 17 4i Cu5t0m5........ Ins:Wats. Sre.... Surplus Assail ...... Ikebegun Fen Teatime Maxi Interim. Trete TourAs• •... It/ear trd out of Annuity to P. frl Wales.... 1817. 41,117,0110 1$ Ili 4,122,724 0 0 11.441,24/1 5 Il 20101,795 0 2 541,917 11,001 Is si 043,740 IS 4 0,500 0 0 a,s•o 0 • aCIINSINIASS 4 4 CtIA ROL NIL dasa,asa a 7 9,4117,014 IS Si .1441140ns is al I Blik ek g l 2 l tdt re* 11117: ASWAN 0 4 %lapse s s itoksopoaig Ns+ - &dial Debt 11.620,1191 6 List 167,000 0 0 1,626.746 IS I 00%000 0 0 Eatkaated at . 060,166 111 6 iispolost, as. 110 1 1113 11 Of altl.ll7osl 4 rof 'Diadem 484,045 • If 1410,100,000 0 0• 11,001,106 1 0, J 11101111,4119 4 4' 11,1111,4113 111 111 • WAX TAXIS& - ISIS. . IST. Assasetat War . • Taus A 060,4311 I (11 AMMAN 7 if Dad. War Taus raniedto Coss. Fund ' _ R . SON 7 War Taxes ter ' the Nibs Qtr• eke 4,575,417 S S 2,40,894 7 11 Amount at Da- Oes amain , / • voted UP pay at S 1110111oas of Eschewing Bib 1117,6011 0 4 1.211,041 $ SI Swell Dow ' • • 1 1 # Per.puit. 1A 4 1 .11 a 742 17 Si 7,151 0 e 0,140 10 WM. ROSE HAWORTH. Eschews.,, beam 4,1517. The interest weedy excited by the Drawing of • ' Lottery, will be considembly increased in the pre sent ; as independently of the wish which Advt.'s. twin must naturally hem for their own success, the attention of assay wilt, aodoubt, be 'called to the Ilate of Nembers OM and 1050, a Quarter' of one having been presented to the Subscription for the Poet of Spital6elds, end oftbe other to that for the Irish Poor is Dubai.. Their fate will, however, soon be determined. a* the Drawing coinsnenaas the 21st of this Month. 4 • J 4 41C4 INTaLTGENCE. The South American cruisers. or easels sailing under these colour% are doing much mischief in the West Indies, besides insulting every Rag they meet 'ot inferior force. On the 29th 'of October, the Members of the new General Assembly met in Spanish Town, for the dispatch of busineis. On Thursday, the 31st, a message was received by the House from his Grace the Governor, acqu tinting it, that he had been instructed by his Majesty's Mini sters to submit to the consideration of the House the propriety of passing a Bill, similar in its principle to the Slave Registry Bill which was inttodoced into the House of Commons in 1815; and as the intention of again introducing that Bill into Parliament had been suspended, in consequence of an assurance which his Majesty's Ministers felt themselves autho rised to give, that there existed a disposition in the Colonial Legislatures to adopt some measure of that nature, his Grace trusted, that the anxious desire which the Ministers had shewn to prevent, if possible, the interference of Parliament in a question so liable to be misunderstood, and to leave the consideration of it to those who, in its provisions, could best consult the habits and feelings of the inhabitants, and snore its execution in a manner the least burdensome, would be properly appreciated by the House of Assembly. His Grace disclaimed, on the part of the British Ministers, the intention to propose the question of emancipation ; that it was only simply the registra 7 tion of slaves which was wished for and intended. The House, in committee, came to two Resolu tions on the subject; to the purport, that the Legis lature of Jamaica had at all times adopted measures most expedient to the convenience and comfort, &c. of the Slowest and that this legislature was ahem competent to determine upon such future measures is were best calculated to promote the advantage of the Slaves. &c. ; that a Committee be appointed to I consider the subject, and to review the existing laws for the protection of Slaves, and to consider whether their individual comforts and natural increase can be promoted by further positive enactments. and, if ne ! cessary, to bring in a Bill Of Bills for those purposes. FLANDERS MAIL. BRUSSELS, JANUARY Notwithstanding the- measures which have been taken on our frontiers to prevent the exportation of ern to France, we are informed that cupidity daily finis means to elude them. It would be desirable that a cordon of troops should reinforce the line of custom-house officers, particularly towards the fron tiers of Hainault, to secure the strict execution of the impositions adopted by the Government upon that sub' t. ft is said that the King will not go to Luxemburg, in which there is a Prussian ganison, but that he will stop at Arlon, a little town tour leagues distant from it. His Majesty's journey to that province is abbo- Intel/ relative to the unhappy state of that country I in respect of subsistence. In the Sitting of the two Chambers on the Sd, the Law relative to the rights of Authors was passed susasimously, without a debate. A discussion was then commenced upon the Pro jet of the Law relative to Patents for new Inventions. 'Baron Liens disapproved of Patents, as being apt to degenerate into exclusive privileges, and would prefer that Government should give suitable rewards for discoveries of public utility. M. Gownsman was of the same opinion. M. Remelts observed, that more efficacious means might, perhaps, be found for the encouragement of manufactures; but he thought that 'the works for which Patents were granted, being the products of genius, ought to•be placed in the same rank as the rights of authors, which tad just been guaranteed by the adoption of the law on the subject. The Law was, after some further debate put to the vote, and passed by a majority of 66 votes to 2. --- r PUELIC FEELING IN FIANCE —Extract of a Letter from Paris, dated January '2.—" I was yesterday night at the Theatre Francais, at the representation of Nanlst. When Nerceste, who arrived from England," observes— " nit Island where primps eves now plots are about to pro duce trod& and great cloves" — there was a cry of wit sal l test wrai : and shortly after, when Claudius, dissuading Rank: from the analogy he is willing to establish between the regicide lithe two countries, exclaims— " Leave we to England bet aseuralog and ber miss " England was too often Inlaid in crimes"— the pit unanimously rose, and drowned the actor's voice with cries of approbation, which lasted several minutes. They demanded the repetition of the vase, but the actor p r udently declined acquiescing." STATIC OF riOPIIITY lti FIANCE.....-SOMC portions of the speech of M. Benoist on the Election Law throws considerable light on the great subdivision of property. He states in the first instance, the produce of the land tax, and the tax on persoisals and move ables, all of which attach to property, at 243,785,675 francs. Official documents laid bets re the Chamber spew the repartition of this sum to be nearly as follows, 71,503impayers of from SOO to 1,000 fr. each pay 46,729,3410 ft, ISASS tan-paysnot Irvin I,poo f. and upwards pay LOW:OX° ToVtbet Hence N. Benoist concludes that the tax-payers wo g : 300 tr. wham it is proposed to exclude from having a vote in the elections, must pay 167,876,876 Ir. the sum necessary to complete the estimated pro duce of the three taxes.—M. Benoist then proceeds: ~ It may therefore be admitted, that in the 75 de partments of France, the contributors of from SOO to 1,001) fr. possess a fifth, or six-thirti'edis, of the prc perry ; that those who pay a tbousand Ir. and above, possess a sixth or five thirtieths; between them eleven-thirtieths; and that those under SOO tr. possess nineteen thirtieths. Such at the present day is the state of property in France. Such has it been made by equal divisions. revolutions, and confiscations of every kind." He then argues against depriving 60 many proprietors of the right of voting. es the law proposed to do. He remarks, that it independilice, tranquillity, easy cimunsuanees. virtue, exist n: where. it is among the class of small proprietors in the country, devoted to thecultivatioa of their bumble fields, to labour. order, and economy : factious men are not likely to be Imind in such a class s they mix net mot s. mes wbo do eoerupt, Wit dwell among things which corrupt not! CONSTITUTION OF HAYTI. Whlt is called the Revived Constitution of Hayti, bas been received $ it comprehends eleven articles, which are subdivided into upwards of 200 sections. The preamble is thiss—The Haytian people pro- claim, in the presencd of the - Seruame BEING, the Constitution of the Republic of Hayti, it, order (0 consecrate their liberty and indepen.lence for ever. Art. 1. Declares, that Slimes cannot exist in the territory of the Reptibl.c, and that Slavery here is for ever abolished. S. kelates . to the territory. 3. Refer, to the political condition of citizens. •. Respects religiois and morality, determining, that the Ca tholic, Apostolic, abd /Wotan Rtltgl•m, tieing that of all thy. tints, is the religion of the State, and shall be especially protected, as well as its ministers. And further I: is provided, that every other retig6tit worship is tolerated. S. Adjusts the legislative power, which is lodged in a Hoeft of Repre.etstatives and Senate. b. Regulates the promulgatiou of laws. 7. Settles the Ezecutive authority, which is &legated to i Magistrate, who assumes the title of the President of Haw. Ile government is elective, and every citizen is eligible to ate Presidency. S. Forms the judicial power. The remainirg articls advet to agriculture and commerce, and regulate the duties which ate to constitute the Revenue of the State. THE wii;NING STAIt. I .()N Di - . WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 8, 1817. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY A I"fWEI.VE O'CLOCK s Redo. issif —Cons. no. 62 ex. a..—Coos. ler 0pg.113 , 1 4 per Cent. 7911-5 per Cent. Navy 94 div. Exchequer MU, 11..1 es. pr.—lndia Bondi, Ma. d 32. pre. In addition to the account which we published yesterday of the Income of and Charge upon the Cin solidated Fund for the Quarter ending s:h January, 1817, two other Financial Documents have belt issued from the Exchequer, which will be found in our columns of to-day. One exhibits the net produce of the Revenue for the last and preceding years. dis tinguishing the quarters; and the other presents a comparative statement of the Consolid.ited War Taxes, and Annual Duties, for the two corre sponding quarters ending sth January, 1816, and s:h January, 1817. From these documents, the accuracy and clearnel of whicl► do credit to the Official Authorities from which they emanate, it appears that the .total d it ciency in the Revenue ot last }ear, compared will that of 1815, is no less than 559,185,108. lo all the branches, those ot the Stamps and Land•tax Acne excepted, there has been a large diminution of the customary receipts. The deficiency in the Customs is 4 4 2,106 801 ; in the Excise, re3,691 , ,7421; in the Assessed Taxes, 1/131,665; and even the Post OEce has fallen short £122,000. We have received this morning New Orleans P.- pm to the 28th November. They contain litde in telligence of any interest. About 70 or 80 negroes, released limn the prisons of Yew-York, had arri►ed there, but the Corporation, for reasons which are slot explained, would not allow them to land. Yesterday was the Princess Cnaauvera's Birth day, when her Royal Highness completed her list year. The day was celebrated at Claremont and in London by her Royal Highness's tradesmen ihunii sating their houses, and by other rejoicings. A private letter from France states, that the !Uses reception of the Duke of WELLISOTOX, on New Year's Dry, wi.s remarked by the whole Court. Pe extended his band to his Glace, his countenance be came enlivened, and be conversed with his Ex el. lency for some time. General SARaAZIN, with a candour and generosay which are the more worthy of gratitude in this vain .try, as they subject him to some reproach from his fellow-countrymen, has published a zealous siedica tion of England, and English manners and mo'a s, against the attacks of that arch-calumniator PILL6T. DRURY-LAMS TNEATRE..--MrS. ALS , P, last ;nen,' repeated the character of Violas:se, in the Comedy of The Wessrler.—Mrs. Atsoe's success, throughout tke whole of • her performance, was most brilliant. In every scene, from her entrance to her exit, she re ceived the enthusiastic and unqualified approbation of the audience. Tie House was crowded. COVENT GARDEN.—Tke new Musical Drama cf The nag was last night performed. Mr. MACFEIO sustained the part of Gambia, in the same mieinet that had already sq much added to his profession'l celebrity. Miss Swims, as Zelialla, sang with be accustomed taste and expression. The Cliiistinst Pantomime ureic of amidst the laught!r and ;1)• plause of an audience which was very numerous. Tux OeaaA will certainly open on Saturday nertil the day originally announced. Mad. Came-am. Mad. PASTA, Signor Cruvezzi, Etc. make their deka on the first eight. Mad. CAMPORICSZ has, fors nit years past. been the first and favourite singer at to Palace of the Thuilleries, and has been equally Pr . tronised and esteemed by the families of the depc.A and the reigning Sovereigns of France. She has verdi appeared before a public audience, but is in the higt•es: repute with all the English, who have been invited I) the parties of our Ambassador, Sir CIIARLESSTLWAr i • and have frequented the fashionable circles of POI,' Camelia is supposed to be the finest liner th at 104 has produced for many years past. GRAND Doze tsl icuota s.—th,, impeiet Higyeti and suite set out from Liverpool on the Ust Manchester, by way of Wolsley, where they aro l t. l at two o'clock, and halted, in other to inspect • tensive coal-mines there, belonging to the STAFFORD. Mr. BRADSLIAW. &c. His Roy. ne.s and suite descended into one of the co, and proceeded forward nearly th ee miles ut terraneous f iece of water. At s'.me parts 80 fathoms below the surface of the earth. are various brarches projecting from this saki rocks of iron.stnne and coal, impregnated Our, which is continually burning. After rowing about, they returned, when they were 'by an etigint.,, They then proceeded to NI: where they dined and slept. On Friday tl various manufactories in town, and alter Highness and suite visited the Theatre. k day, his Imperial Highness and suite set Manchester for Chester on their way to W • ect tLee Mieqviv, cmi.birre ipon a $; they wo th. t lll ' ke,tht ,, j• d with g four hai: 'ere lAN . ' qaue! 0 :` they diurt r • On S"t c. touts'' out 1 1 4 Is in tab fi • IR was et 3$ 10 ••• Ore I 2 & & IPP V r yoo& OPOO & .;.I A, • ...T.! V 3 =sl i teri, 4 : , I - 33 4.11 4.. z> • CZ = ll -I el • pp Z In PI 3 1. • II ..s • 2 w 0 • 0 1.1 • si Ow • 0 17 . .