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6vstiiblr at Mightiest t kassetta at bunkirk and Mactiosaul, a fourth army in Holland. So fay force of the Dutch dames. Arett. 1...-The Carnival this Ytar has a fforded the Atititeurs the higheft entertainment. m aRA h as in five 'concerti enchanted every heart. She is gone to Vienna. s.—Thb King has given to the Frince of Orange the Lechtenan Palace, for a constant win ter refidence. The Princefs receives from the King 50,000 rix dollars per annum as long as the l i ves. Arad. 9.—To-morrow evening her Mdelly re ceives the congratulations of the Court. GARIISLIII and his wife will afcend in a few days. COYINHAOIII, Aram a.—The population of Norway, according to the left numbering, amount ed, on the ill of February dot, to 910,074. This year zz6 flips have paired the Sound. Yeflerday the Prince of GLOUCESTER was prefent at a Sport ing Match with Falcons; and today is the lafi Grate Entertainment at the Duchefs of A (sous vsasuao's, before the departure °Ms ROYAL Hiestases, who then goes dire& by Hamburg!' add Cuxhaven to London. STOCENOLii, MARCH 29.—The Secretary of the Court, Cleat css Bon &MAN, whole arra was Men tioned Come time back, appears, by the papers found in his poffeffion; and now acknowledged by Itimfelf; tb haee been a chief inftroment in a very attentive and dangerotis plan; afl the parts of which, however, are not yet difcmrered. He was Mem ber, it feuds; of a Cedes Society or Order which took its rife in the South of-Germany, but fpread log fo rapidly as to draw too much attention, it was found convenient to change the name and places of Meeting. The view of the Order feems chiefly political; they pretend to unlimited power elver all Governments ; and all the Members are !worn to Nit' fecrecy and to implicit obediente to unknown Chiefs. BON sbiaa, though a Swede by ffirth, having been many years fettled in tienmark, where he bas elites, the Klan has ordered him to be delivered up to the Danifh Government. A Royal Proclathation has been publifhed on this oc. calion,requiring all petfons who are at the bead of orders otAfotiations of any kind,to deliver to the Magifirates a copy of the form of the oath, and a writtets detail of the object of their Society, under pain of &laid= of the Order. There documents to be laid before the Ktwo, and after being reviled by him to be retdtted, and ferve as a guide for the condua of the Order. The Civil Caving* of Stockholm, and the Chief Magiarate in country places, to have lee admision at all times, by sir. tue of their office, without being received into the Order. They have alfo a right to be made ac- 1 quainted with every thing that pares in the Order, no decree lOspted. They are, however, bound to draft Ore fame fecrecy as the Members * except in sward to what their office makes it neceirary to difcover. The Free Melons, who are under the • immediate protection of the KING, are alone ex cepted from this inlpeaion. Arats s.—ln order to give more order and unity to the crcoaptnical and adminifirative part • of the bonnets relating to the two fleets, the Ktxo has confided them to one common department, named the Adminiftration of Marine Affairs. It has received the fame dignity as the Colleges of the Kingdom, and will fupply the place of the Old College of Admiralty. It confifh of a Chief of the whole Department, with the rank of Admi ral and Prefideut, of two Military and two Civil Members. and is divided into two branches, one for the Grand het. the other for the Coali Fleet. Both are under the &cation of the Chief, to which (Ace his fidaJelky has appointed Admiral Baron Laotians-se. Bouftootac. the French Anabaffador. fet out this day for Franca. Prrsassuattn, hfaacts as.—Two new Ukafes have jun appeared; one determining the number of years of Military famice for the Nobility, the other allowing freedoms to be given, to the Pea. (ants in the whole Empire. The ark produced fame reprefentations from the Senate. but without We are happy to inform the public that Sir Evart Ns ' , gawp to Err recovered from his late indifpo rition, as to be able to attend the Board of Ad miralty yeßerday. The troop of the gth regiment of Light Dra goon Guards ( which had been quartered at White haven a month) ►s gone to Kendal. The annual Eaßer plate was run for on Tnef day, on Barham Downs, and won by Mr. W►. Tlibances bay horfi S e, beating Mr. Haler- Tow's horfe Rik, and ? r. Scovs at's brown boric. A party of eight Ladies met the other day, the Chrillian name of favor of whom was Efrisaieth ; and the initials of both the Chrittian and f►rname of fix of them were the fame. The fpire of Yarmouth church, which has fu long attracted the eyes of ftrangers. from its ap pearing bent in whatever direction viewed, is, at length, to be taken down, and a new one to be erected, as a fea mark : it is only a guide for the Ships coming from the North Sea. Yefterday, while his Majeßy's coach was wait ing for him in the Park, one of the cream coloured horses became of a fudden fo unruly that he was obliged-to be taken from it, asd samba boric faded in his room. ;$ .• ST. pins& eV r Yetterday at half paft twelve oltitiehl his ids. itsvv arrived at St. James's from the tOoein's Houk, and held a levee, which was attended by his Grace the.Archbifhop of CANTEitiviv, the Archbilhop of:Pulite, the Chancellor if the Ex chequer, the Secretaries of State, SOrstary at War, Matter of the Rolls, Judge of kbe Admi. ralty Court, and other great Officers of Stare, the Foreign Antbaffadors and Miniilers, and a great number of Military and Naval Officers t and there were prefent Amhaffadors-.-Fretielr, Turkifh, Ruffian, ikons. Patti' guefe. Danifh, Imperial, Swedith,Batavian, Sardinlaw,Bararian, SpaniOs Conful, Wirtcmberg, and Hanoverian. Duke..-Montrofe, Athol, Leeds, Roxburgh, and 'Portland. Marquiffes—Cornwallis, Twofold, Cireello, Ely, Douglas, Worceltcr, and Salitbury. Earls.Eglingtoun, Dartmouth, Chatham, Berkeley. Sand wich, Moira, March-afield, Bridgewater, Onllow, Carlifle, Weitmorebnd, Harcourt, Stamford. Effeit, Olundore Oswf ocoor, Warwick, Fortercue, Uodolphin, Breadalbu;e, and Harrington. Vircouhts—Falmouth.tklewark,sretney (In waiting), Hervey, Caftlerragh, liulkeley,Fitzharris, Howe, and LoWtbet. Arebbireor of Dublin. llithops.-Oxford, Norwich, Cheiter, Lincoln, and Water ford. Lordo—Montgomery, Grantham, Hobart, K ingfton, 'Grey, Scßey, Walfingium, Taffct, Hawkcfbury, Hotbam, Kilmain, Bayning, Glenberrk, Rous, Raditeek , Sheffield, Dynevor, So. merville, Peke, Willoughby de Broke, Cathcart, Napier, Lou raine, Duck, Wodebouk, Ternpletown, Stanley. Harcwood, Bellmore, Cawdor, Pormbeiter, Newborough, Chetwynd, C. Covendith, Milford. Ellenborough. Kinnaird, Boficiii, 14. POU. lett. C. Somerkt, De Dunitanville, Lauderdale, A. Hamilton, Redridale, M. Kerr, G:Cavendifh, Huliond, Stanley, Stewart. trika?l, and Rolle. Banlei Naga biro—R. Carr, L Clarke, J. Sinclair, J. Role (Recorder): W. Curtis, W. Howe, W. Langbam, J. Colleton, J. Ord, T. i j Mulgravet, A Clarke, .S. &Mew, E. Hartop, W. Sermon, T. hietealf, J. Nichol, . Potency, J. Hendrrfon, R. Bucks, R. Vaughan, A. Clarke, . Dathwood, C. AfgiU, J. Craig, H. Dalrymple, W. Langley, IL Talbot, J. Eillaile, T. Muyttort, E. Barker, E. Hartop, W. Poke:nay, J. North, S. Cotten& and P. Hale. Admirals-w Parker, Berkley, Sir R. Calder, and Sir J. CrII. Generals—Finch, MarSt, Loftu, Hseris, Somer. Johnlton, Dundaa, Simeoc,Rufs, Hall,Hotham,Wilford,l4catham, Irwin, Brownrigg, Phipps, Lumley, and Mater. olonels--Windfor, Clayton, Fitzroy, SavMe, Lumley, Fine, Mitchell, Hughes, Shnpfon, Barnard, and Lemon. Majors.w.itcbow (Silver Rick), Caleraft, and Emery. Captainw—Legge, Beraford, Frafcr, Gould, Blake, Strutton, and Barker. Meffrs. Wilberforce, H. Lakelles,H. Addington, Chelnille, York, Monday, B. lA'atfon, King, Rigby, Tierney, Grey, Sloane, Price, Wyndham, Adam, Lovett, Fags( Nevi], Ward, Faulkner. Craig, Wickham, Stewart , T hellotho , ChM' Icy, S. Arrow, L. Saville, Hartwell, Mills, Penton, Insides, Turner, Villiers, Kinnatrd, Bouverie, Myres. Duocembe, Smith, Gordon, Fuller, Stbpforti. Coileton, Black, Keenea !t -etras*, Gordon„ Goodall, Wodelsoufe, T. Moyftots, Weft brook. Paterfen, Windier, Stanley, Howard, Fairfax, E. Ar- cher, Etna, Caves, Sandwich, Langley, A. Stanhope. Braeketc,W. Tenser, Hopkins, Fowry, Halliburtun, Asthma, Hateage, Blackman, Champney, Bellafyfe, Williams, Ballet, Egan, Langham, Scott, Matters, Bebb, Blacken, Mattocks, Parke, Orde, J. Lowther, Oliver, and C. Seyer.ll Addreffes to his MAJISTY, on his late efeape, were prefented, among them From the County of Ayr, by the Earl of Fglingtoan; From Yorkibire, by Mr. Wilberforce and Mr. Lafeelko ; From the Burgh of Irvine, by Lord Montgomery ; From the Prdbytery of Cupar ; and From Coventry, by the Earl of Warwick. The following prefentations to his Mojarry took place : sir k Case and Mr. Bess, by the Marquis CND. weals. Lent ktmesiem, ea his ceasing te hie title, by the Sme ary at War. Lard GRANTHAM ard MT. DURUM WIIHT aro prefeeted. The following were pretest for the &t tune this feafon— The Duke of Leeds, Eati Stamford. Lord Grantham, Lard Grey, Sfr W. Cords, Mr. Monday, Mr. Dallier, Mr. Lowell, and Mr. Doneontbe. After the Levee, which was moll fully attended, His Metestv held a Privy Council, and afterwards received from Mr. GRIVIL the vacant ribbon of the Bath, worn by the late Sir WM. HAM (wren. His Mail STY gave a very long audience to Mr. AnniNcrow ; Lord HOBART had a long private audience, and the Earl of CHATHAM was for a con. fiderable time in the clofet, fo that His MAJESTr did not leave St. James's for the Queen's huttfe till ten minutes before fix o'clock. a A Difpenfation has pafTed the Great Seal, ena bling the Rev. Dr. Assoc , late of New College, Oxford, to hold the living of Goldington, in the gift of his Grace the Duke of BEDFORD, to whom he is Domenic Chaplain, together with the Vicar age of Oakley, to which he had previoufly been prefentedby the Provoftand Fellow ofEton College. Sir WiLLtAle HAMILTON has made his nephew, the Hon. Cita aI. asGa svt t s (Deputy Lord Cham beilain), his Cole heir. His dimes near Swanfea, which he got by a former wife, amount to soool. per annum: there he has left charged with yoot. gar :n n u r tir w , aLa ri n ng ag e n r u i ttur the prefent Lady COUNTY OF PRMIROIt R.—At a Meeting held at the Guildhall, in the Town of Haverfordweft, in .the Paid County, on Wednefday, the 6th day of April, 1803, for the purpofe of taking into eon 6deration an Addrefs to be prefented teals Ms. JRETY, congratulating him on Isis late providential Efcape-- Relieved usunissouily, That the Addrefs produced is ap ed t of , and that the Chairman be requited to obtain Me of the Sherif to the fame on behalf of the County. That the Lord lieutenant be requefied to prefent the fame. That the Thanks alibis Needs( be given to the Sheriff, for ailing the fame. That the Chairman do le dick Refolations on behalf of the Meeting, and that the few be pahlibed in the Sr a, Sem, Courier, and Herald Papers. 3. Prisms, Chairman. The Chairman having left the Chair, Rcfolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Res. John Philips, Doeftor of Dimity, for his condosl to the Chair. To the Knee's Mon Freeneot ACIDITY, • The howl& Addre's of the Gentlemen, Ciao-, and Freehol ders at the Comity of Pembroks. Moft gracious Soreragn—Wi. year Lord Sobjesis, the Gerstleowts, Clergy, and Freeholders of the fleas' of Pem broke. beg leave to grew& Threat wkh the worm& =abalone so your y's peorkketYl Mope from the deigns of blood4iArßy Cadainnera Tmly fusible of the Wings we hare beg enjoyed under your mid Owen ment, we fake* Sedge Oared so laggard miry thing dim is dear to as In the Cowin of it. as IPA Villa= as die week Rownies and will! mew other Erato Moak to the gsbag yoke, we will eiou the Imagary Raw / of a Gran Wrista, that *kens Nem will be Wawa. Signed at the mad, mid is the owe et*. Waft. On. Beira, OWE NAUTICAL lIVTELLIGRIVCE. MAILS THIS DA Y.—WIND S. S.W A. DUE. ARR. DUI. Dublin 1 o I HAMbItTh 1 1 Witerford 0 4 Dit• ch 0 o French o 2 I Lecwardlflan,is i 0 TM* morning Arrive , : a mail from the Leewaril I:l.iatitt brooffit to I almcutb by the Pr ince Errell who, in 35 dart. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 2C.—Arrived at St. He. leri's, the T _ H ALIA armed tranfport, Captain MON CIRR, from Barhadoes. The Sra: Les frigate, Cap tain ADAM, brought up at St. Helen's lag nigl t, from the tail Indies, hilt from Lilbon. It has blown fit hard face her arrival, that the has nut been enabled to come to Spithead ; floe is ordered to the caftsvard. An outward bound South Sea. man is anchored at St. Helen's. Capt. Kirros is arrived to fit out the BR:Tana:a, of too guns. YARMOUTH, APRIL 20.—Yellerday evening at t rived here from Cuxhaven the King George packet i boat, With mails, palfengers, and money : the mails and pafrengers were landed here; the packet fails this morning, with the money, f..r Harwich. Sailed the MARINIR glin brig and two cutters on the imprefs fervice. Paned through a large fleet of light (hips. The imprefs fervice is carried on here and in the Roads with unremitted attivity. A'rrived the Yore, Capt. Hmt a's, with wines, from Oporto. The wind Continues fieth at W. N. W. SHF.PRMISA, APRIL 20.—Arrived his Majeßy's frigate AMETHYST, Capt. CAM►BELL, from the river.—Yeßerclay evening a Dock Yard lighter was difpatched from hence to Deal, with two ca bles on board, for the Romusr, which fhip is in dill refs at that plate. Wind weßwardly; blows a hurricane: it is feared, if it continues, very fevere effefts of its violence will be felt here and around the coat. HARWICH, APRIL 10.—The wind blowing a Ilrong gale N.W. the Hamburgh Mail has not yet arrived. The King George, Capt. FLYNN, and the Earl of Leiceller, Capt. Trromrsoa, will fail this evening or to-morrow morning; the former with the mails for Hamburgh, and Mr. Ross, a King's Meffenger; the latter with the mail for Holland. On Monday evening came afhore from the ANTELOPI, Commodore Sir SYDNEY SMITH, and was prefent at a ball and (upper given by the Reprefentativcs of this borough, the Right Hon. J. H. ADDINGTON and JamesAnems, Efq. The Hero of Acre was received with unbounded ap plank, and his health was drank with three cheers, which compliment he returned with a fuitable ad drefs to the company. FROM I.l.OTD's LIST. DIAL, APRIL sci.Arriveti the Bengal Anna, and tailed lathe River. with the David Scott, foots; Bsonfwick, Hughes, and grenedtcr, Rabbles; from China ; and Horrid, Hurry, front Hooderst--Arrived the Pafeverance, —, from On es; an the isidnitry, Ingham, hue New York ; and riewle le the Downs with his y's Rips Rooney, Capt. Sir H. Popham; Amelia hicate, Right Hon. Lord PrOy; la Pique dims, Consberined ; Jacek Soap of war, Strachey; Snipe L , Lieutenant Champion ; Loa& ditto, Lake, Ct o . in ditto , Aellifoo ; Amber ditto, Sheriff,; kfilbrooll:homter, /track; feveral revenue cutters; and Alnwick. Cattle, Prof. sett ; end Coes. Lansford, from China; Ann, Boyd, from Quebec; and onward-bound as before —P. S. Jolt come, down his Majeftes Sdp Gclykhdd, Oft. Colby, from Slicer. nets; Derfetildre, *men, from the River, for Gins; Ceylon, ' Hoagies frees the River, for Bombay and Madras The Harriet, Cl*. Parry, from Hosebtres, informs, that oo the :gel of Nitelhipoirt Pilburn, Cert. Isake. ran on Bare near Honduras, sad bras loft : April t (poke the Ann, of dart- Ittollth.Tlloll3lS HOMO waiter , bo und to Newfoundland, long. at. W. out te days: April it 6,fpoke the Snake of Pool, bound to Ncwfsindlesd. beat 13. W.—Wind W. N. W. GRAVRIRIIII. Anis to—Seilrd the Onsrillan, Clarice°, for Vbiluia; Adam, Street; Commerce, Cleft; Sulk Ste- Start* ; end the tub. Oerseek, for Petal:barn. Aastveta-.4a the Dewar, d.s Refehake, Iris, from the South Sem ; Magi/rate, Pattorfoe. from Vir i llalai Admiral MSG, Witham, from Opens t Patrick Com. tam Bel. fat; Ramitorfe. Lowiley; wad Olt,. Braseit, ret, from Logtrare. OR Petwance. Marisa; Wiirfe, from Leihsa .— At Hwrialte. Mayflower.—, from I gYera At Larcrpool, ?teammate. Smith& at New York; Bltswak, Berms; and Defer, Larlit,fran Llama At Cooltantioople. Jupiter, Pierer, from Loads& Yellerday a Court of Direaors of the Eat India Company was held at the India Houle, which adjourned till to-ntorrow. The following Gentlemen are appointed Manag ing °avers of the new extra (hips lately engaged by the Court of Direaoes of the Eat India Com pany, 'fiz• Thomas Hetry.Erg. of the Tiede. continued to Madeira and Bengal. and new ittp, cosigned to Bengal Meet; Doria, Efg. of the Wary, easlgned to Madras and Swat; John Se. iambs, Erg. of the Cosset, eaoilsned to St. Helena and Bone Rabat Cherwell, Erg. of the Ann, contigned to Madeira aid Bonn t Throw Wilkinfon. Erg. of the General Stuart.esegned to Madeira, Madras, and Bengal; and Miles Agar, £fq. of the 1 1 Northampton, amegned to Bengal direr. In confe quence of the above ad :ition to the lift of this feafon, 5 t dips will be utipatched to India and China this year. Yefterday the Gentlemen in the &ration of the Eat India Company were appointed in the feveral Committees of Correfpondenee, Law Suits, Mili tary. Fund. Treafury, Warehoufes. Shipping. Accounts, Buying, Private Trade, Government Troops and Stores, and the Huufe. The Company's [hip! the PAW. or WALKS, Captain Joste Paws, eonfigned to B..mbay and Madras; the LORD MELVILLI, Captain C Lemma, eontigned to Bengal, dire ; and the Elmore. Captain WILLIAM Gs taros, configned to Casa and Bay, will be difpatehed in a few days. We are fiery_ to announce the death of Mr. Baosaaw, the Honourable Lift Indi4 Company's Infpeaor o f Teas at Canton. Mr. Baosnaw had embarked on board the Company's 'hip the Gear roe, with a view of proceeding to St. Helena for the benefit of his health, but died before he reach. ed the adored. BRIG/170A', APRIL 19. The PRINCE of WALES arrived at the Pavilion Lit night, abont half pall feven This morning his Roy* Hioamtst, loon after eleven, rode out on horfeback to infpeet the loth Light Dragoons at the Barracks. l'he Pa INCF, it ap peals, approves of the alterations, which are now in a very torward (late, on the exterior of the Pa vilion; the Chinefe (hades in the front of the Artie- Lure, the railed (brubbery which clofes the gravel walk and green plat, and various other improve. ments, uniting grandeur with limplicity,tallefully contrived and skilfully executed, give the whole a delightfully rural and novel appearance. The Ball at the Caine lag night was more no merotifly than falliionably attended. Several of the Siam but few of the. Pitamcs's Officers, were prefent. Fourteen couple flood up, and threaded the mazes of the dance until a late hour. Baron P was of tbc party. The Elizabeth and Margaret packet, from Dieppe, put into Shoreham harbour yellerday at eleven o'clock A.M. with twenty paffengers. The reports from France regarding the fubaft ing difference between the two countries, continue to be of a defcription the molt pacific and favour able. Baron HOMPESCH is among the lift of de partures. THE LATF Du k.L.—The Bills of Indielment for murder, prtfented to the Grand Jury at Ilicks's Hall againit Captain Ma cume•sta, Surgeon HEIL.. V ISI DE, and the Seconds in the late duel (who were ail included in one Bill), have been thrown out ; but we underhand it is intended to indi6l thole Gentlemen on the charge of manila tighter, accord ing to the verdkt of the Coroner's Inquell. The following are the names of the principal Witneres who were yefterday examined before the Grand Jury : Wlitani Blackman, an cooker of the parifb, who was the pro. fecutor : the Honourable J. Daft, J. Macnanaark Efqq.. &episan and William Sloane, Efqrs. Charles Smith, Er* Mrre; Harding, Lord Burgbcrft, Patrick Birmingham , Mr. al. Parrer, Thomas Lotch,Efq. and Mr. J. Andrews, the Sargeon. In confequence of the decifion of the Grand ju ry, Mr. HEAVISIDE was laft night dircharged from cu(tody. There was a riot in the lobby at Drary.lane Theatre left night ; cards were exchanged by two bloods of the town, and what is remarkable, the Play was the Marriage Proaeife, and the difpute originated in a breach of that promife. The hoof* overflowed with a fafltionable audience. A carpenter in Dorfetibire was lately employed to make a pair of Stab for the par, for which he charged a good round fum. One of the Parochial Officers (aid, , 4 You have made a good deal by that job .."—" Yes." laid Matter Chit." We Stock Jobbets always attend to our own ixterejf." Lait week an ogler At Shepperton, through the imprudent perfuaflons of Tome young men, drank fpirits to fuch an ands, as to occafion his inftant • death. ANN BALL, aged 40, of Salford, was felted with . a paralytic ftroke, about nine years ago, and was theqby deprived of her fpeech, which, wonderful to relate, returned to her again on Friday fen ' mien, and fill continues, to the aflonifhment of the neighbourhood. We obferve in a Glafgow newfpapet an adver tifetnent for an Executioner wanted, and it fays, that " the bad chsratier of the perfon who laft held the office having brought upon it a degree of rhfirek which it by no means deferves, the Magi ftrates are determined to accept of none but a &- bey., well behaved, man." The city of Edin• burgh once had an Executioner of a very different charater, and who, fo far from confidering Ifs ()Ace as difcreditable, ufed to hold out as as en couragement to his fon, that if he behaved well, he would Item law Ai: lONA Yeßerday prefented the very extraordinary cir cumitance of P a vefil wrecked, from firers of wea ther, in the Thames, between Blackfriars Bridge and the Temple Gardens. It was a large coal barge with two men on board. A raft Dumber of dogs went off to her aflame, but they could on. ly rave the two men ;--the vciel went down in a few minutes after. It is hardly poiable to parallel an inilance in this part of the nver off* formidable an hurricane as that by which the Thames was yell erday agitated. It was even confidered an ail of daring intrepidity oo the part of thole who ven tured out in boats for the purpok of refcuing thole who were in the barge. It is a jußice we owe to the men on board to Rate, that their employers may give them credit for having done every thing. which (kill and courage was capable a, in order to fare their property. Blackfnar's Bridge, and all the banks of the river that commanded a view of the fcene was crowded with fpedators. Don Mossrsa.—A mifcreant, deferring this appellation, has lately committed feveral atrocious cruelties on the canine fpecies, in the neighbour hood of Eghanto-i-Several valuable dogs have been mutilated in a manner too Blocking to defcribe. The return of the French Company to Paris. which takes place on Sonday or Monday next, brings the fplendid fpeeaele of the Kraykr Oft See on the Rage of the Royal Amphitheatre, Welt mintier Bridge, for the lalt time but two this even ing. Sr. PIIRRI and Madame VoLamm, are powerful acquilitions to this Theatre ;—two Poch dancers are fearcely to be found. The Nqueftrian performances of this houfe may challenge the world to a comparifon ; it being the opinion of crowded audiences, in which we moil readily aequiefee, that &tyre and 0101211 AV are greater than ever. The beautiful Pantomime of the &kw Snwrbines.every night with additional luftre. Many very refpeftable Ladies and Gentlemen have, from different caufes, negleded to learn the accomplithment of Dancing, moil of whom molt be defirous of acquiring it, if they could learn is a more private and expeditious way than ufaal.— Such will find Mr. ALL cm's private Dancing Am. demies, No. 19, Sherrard-tlreet, Goldentqoare. and No. to, Great Alie-Meet, Goodman's-Fiakk. 'sadly fuited to their withes, efpecially as the kyle of Dancing taught there is the molt tics at pable.