Star. — London, England, 1817-02-19 00:00:00

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Mr HAMMOND, and Mr. e celebrated Miss TR F.MEA DI, whose foimatiers have TINCiVed vie* liigh and deserved applause •—ri the nowt scientific audiences, will, at the end of the First Tut, t -1 4 n-rii a Concerto on the Violin, (htinz her first public wyearance in I.relce , ). Leader of the Band, Mr I.V.e 1 4 .11'.. S. WEILF.Y. The whole under the direction of Mr. I. Ain t. F. Y. Correct Books o: the Performance to be had in the lherre, price tOd.—.Plates for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. landon, at the Box•011ice. Hart-street, from fen till Four. VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That an Ad. fourned General of the Chriyatt7 of Proprietors e t the REGENT'S CANAL *ill be held at the Freettiasou: Tarot, in the Parish of :atm Giles in the Fields, in the County of Muldleses, oil Weottasone, the sth day of MARCH, at ere otlock precisely. ED WARDS and LYON, bloomsbury• square, Feb. l R, 1817. SIN OF ItEI3ECCA THACKS TONE, MiCEASED. 11 1 HE next of Kin of REBECCA T bIACK -11 ()NE, late of St. Georges-square, Forma, Hants, rieceawd, generally, and particularly the Issue of RA:H AIM ARNOLD, formerly of Porttea, Mariner, who died about the yezr t 111, are hereby revecively required forthwith to brftig turward tbelr several Claims to rhe Estate anti Effects of the de :iased ; and Notice is hereby given, 'that if no such Claims are brought forward, on or before the I nth day of April 11517; Do ;rihution will be made of such Estate and Effects to the C 011,1116 German once removed, of the said deceased. Dated this tat day et lebmary, 1811. H. SNOOKE. Solicitor for the Administrator, Union-street, Pottwa, Hants. • LitLUITORS OF REBEi.:CA TRACKS FON E, DECEASED rip HE Bond and Simple Contract Creditors of 1. REBECCA THACKiTONE, late of St. Oenrge's-square, Ponsea, Hants, Widow, deceased (if any), are desired forthwith tr.utmilt the nature of their Securities, and the particular* 01 tleir demands, to Mr. Soeuke, Solicitor fur the Administrator, Vnion-street, Purtsea, Hants —Krt sea, Feb. i. int 7. WANTS A hfl UATION. THE DAUGHTER of a CLERGYMAN wishes fur a Situation as Compat:ion and Housekeeper to a single or to superintend the Concerns of a Widower's Family, of a fink Gentleman. tier talents will be found an acquisi :i, R v:1 tie there is a Yourg Family, as she understlnds Land nal r arid Ornamental Works. Satisfactory reference affil Le given sod required. No Salary required. (puq-paid) for A. B at the Greets Grocer's, Upper se)mour•streer. Portmau-square. lIOR NS BY and Co. Stock Broken, Mi. 26, Corn hill, respectfully acquaint the Public, that the Sl' ATM .1.0 I TERY, of unly 4000 Ticket., begins Drawing on the Ist day of MARCH, and finishes on the same day. 1 Prise of zispoo 2 ut £5OO 1 2,000 4 MO 2 1,000 6 160 Besides Prises of .ElOO, £5O, &c. 'fiche's and Shares ate selling by MALMSEY and Co. and all Prizes paid immediately. SMALLEST LOTTERY EVER KNOWN, ONLY 3,000 TICKETS, 10 BE ALL DRAWN IN ONE DAY, in MARCH, 1617. SCHEME. of di 5,0n0 is X15,0':0 ' ~000 11,000 1 ,t 00 2,600 400 1,000 SOO 00 SOO 1,400 100 1,000 SO 1,000 10 3,600 10 - Y 0 -, 660 •- 3.000 Tickets. ieso,oot) RICHARI)SON, GOODLUCK, and Ca beg leave to retest ilea to the attention of that Fib ndp and the Public the Schen', ..t the present Lottery, of only 3,000 Tickets, wirichowill all be Drawn in One Day, and respectfully solicit their favours at their fortunate (Men, Cornlaill and Charing-Cross, where 'nunierous apical Prizes have lately been eoldin Shares. THE SMALLEST LOTIERY EVER KNOWN. Only 3,000 TICKETS, and contains a Grand Prize of £15,000, And Fifteen other Capitals, to he all Drawn ST. DAVID'. DAY,' Ist of MARCH. TN consequence of the numerous Applications to the 1 different Lrttety Ofikes, for gartkular or favourite Numbers, and the difficulty the Public had in knowing where to apply, T. BISH, Contractor for the Lottery, Begs Wave to announce the following Numbers may be had of the Office keepers whose Names are against them: No. I Dish 89 Swift 77 Bish 2 Swift 40 Bash • 7b Hornsby 3 Dish 41 Podding 79 Blab 4 With 411 Biala • So WA 5 Eish 43 Bish Cl Came 6 Bath St Webb mt Hazard 7 Hazard 15 Eyton 83 Bish 3 ki.ll 46 Webb 84 814 9 Blots 47 Hazard 85 Hazard 10 Pidding 48 Martin 86 Eyton li Liton 49 Disk 87 Bish 18 Nab 50 Dish 88 Martin IS Dish 51 Swift 89 Martin 14 Dish 52 Webb 90 Dish 15 11:xard 53 Harard 91 Webb 16 Hornsby 54 Martin 92 Hornsby 17 Eyton 55 Carter 93 bisli 38 Webb .56 Eyton 94 IlazatJ 19 Bith 0 Webb 95 Bi.ll 80 Blth 58 Bish 96 W. bb It Hazard 59 Carter 97 Esi.h 23 Bi..b • 60 Bleb - • 98 Hornsby 23 Dish 61 Swift 39 Hazard 24 Bish 62 Dish 'lOO Bish S 5 Swift 63 Bit.h 111 Hazard 116 filth 64 Bash 222 &eh 27 Bills 65 Dish 333 Eyton n Dish 66 Swat 444 Hassid c 9 Bias In Martin 555 Bish 30 Dish 68 Disk 666 Webb 31 Swift 69 Mae 777 Webb 32 Pidding 70 Bish Odd Webb 33 Webb 71 Caster 999 4710g1i 34 Swift 72 Bish 1,000 Pah .32" Carroll 73 Martin 1,111 Pidtliog 36 Blab 74 Bisb st,too Martin 37 A.43rtin 75 Eyton 8,222 Bleb 38 libit 76 Swift 3,000 Hazard 4 ,.• Persons fancying any Numbers nut iu the above Lig. may obtain them by an ear!) , applieetioo lo any Oilier Keeper, or ..t. T. DISH . , 149attat3tOrp N., SI etrublPl 64. 111 Ullailist"." , LIST 111' DIA .HOUSE, Fehriterg 6, 1.817. THE . COURT of DIREC72ES of she UNITED compityni MERCHANTS sf ENGLAND, treediert tv tie EAST INDIES, •k hereby give notice, That a General Court of the said Company will be held M their house in I.eatienl4l.street, on THURSDAY, the Seth instant, at Eleven o'Cieek in the Forenoon, for the Furrow of continuing the conaideratinn of the Moving Propo,ition, vie. " That the Court of i/reetors be requested to take into their consideration the nature of the Company's Institution at Halley-. bur), and how far it has answered, or is likely, •on Its present plait, to answer the ends proposed by the Resolution of the Ge neral Court of the . Vith February, 1805? And whether, in their i opinion, any Seminary a: the Company's expense in England he now advisable for the Civil iiervice ? and, if so, whether an Estehlishnient n.ore in the nature of a School, where Masters should attend at stated hour., having proper authority for the due enfore . ement of cibedieeee, learning, and moral conduct, would nut be preferable to a University or College ? This Court, however, more especially requests the Court of Director* to con sider whether the expt nee at present incurred in maintainiml the College might not with great propriety he almost wholly saved; if, instead of 'compelling parents to send their sons to a particular seminary, the Court of Directors were to require of the youths intruded fur their Civil Service in India, a certain degree of tiro• fleiency in such languages and sciences as should be deemed nee cessarT, the sante to be certified by Gentlemen of known learning. and ability appointed for that purpose? And whether, in such case, it would nut be highly expedient and economical to remove the Military Seminary from Addiscombe, to the more ammo- dines and spacious building at Haileybury ? And that the Court of Directors be further requested to report their opinions on the different points herein referred ro them as soon as convenient, and call an tally and Special General Court to receive and coo. eider the same:' - JAMES CORR, Secreting. tom \ I • 7.1 1 1 F. r_t f-`352. ra;••••• ORATORKNI THEATRE ROYAL, COVE rrHE Nobility, Gentry. and 1' j. respectfully it formed,thas the Per NIENCI: sr this l'heatre on FPIPAY stint (tor the only Crow this season), the . MESSIAH Cumi.o.ta 5 y ( F. And be eon intiod un every socceiglir Principe' Performers—Mts. S I'EP /stager W11.1.1A MS, and Mr..V.\ UGI TINNEY, Mr. NORRIS, Me celebrated M r rf•omatters have Wetly/ 411 stda Ivigt tel :he frost scientific audiences, will T et t, t -r , n-ro a Concerto en the Viol w yearance in 1.emv 1 0 ,, ). Leader of the Band, Mr WART —Ol The whole under the direction of 4 0 .• Ctirrect Books ov the Perforn Theavre, price Ind.—Places for the 11 landon, at the Box•011ice, Hart-street REGENT'S CA; VOTICE IS HEREBY GI journed General Assetn'..iy of du o f dye REGENT'S CANAL will be Yawn, in the Parish of rom Giles in of Moldiest'', on W con tsonr, the lire o'Clocli precisely. ED btoonnbury• square, Feb. IR, 1817. iSiN OF REBECCA THACKSI I nu. next of Kin of RE si ()NE, late of St. George's• ,e.ow, deceased, generally, and pat tie Alli) ARNOLD, formerly of Portsea, the yezr 1784, are hereby respecively r :urward their several Claims to the Esc :eased ; and Notice is hereby given, '1 loosght forward, on or before the 1 Sill :rihution will be nude of such Estate 2 German once removed, of the said dtct a it Se% 1.0 day Pri S Mi lh fa fa A I \ I 11 1 FR f-v 352. 'WEDNESDAY s IEBRWARY 19, 1817. SALES BY AUCTION. . . . COMPACT ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE, CRAVEN-S CREEP, STRAND ; • • In excellent Order, with immediate Possessioa. • By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Cliffee.hoose, "Change-alley, Comhill, TO•MOR tow, the With Fen-nary, 7, at Twelve &Clock. ADESIRABE. L LEASEHOLD ES PATE, comprising a compact eligible Dwelling-hour Ire No. 10, tili the West Side of Craven -street, Strand ; re:ently re paired. modernised, and fitted-up at a considerable exile , set and fit for immediate reception. Containing, on the Upp r 1i s .r, Three Sleeping-rooms and Housemaid's-closet ; &curd Fl'or, Twis airy Heti chambers, a Dressing-room, Closets, &c. Firs: Floor, a handsome Orawing•room in front, windows to the ft tor, tolling -d 'ors opening to a hack Driwing-riions correspudently fitted-op, and a. third Roam; Ground Hoot, /Ante irce-hall,. Dining r.snm, Libtary,biner.reim, and Strong.room, a td Wa closet and Yard; Basement, Kitchen, water laid cm, 13ack•kitchen, Scullery, Area, with Vault, hc. .. To he viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be hal on the Prenalsts; am Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwi:k-street, Golden-square ; of whom Tickets for viewing may be had. MONTAGUE S FREE 1., MONTAGUE-SQU ARE. COMMODIOUS RESIDENCE, overlooltiej Mosta jue Gar dens, COACH • H IUsE and sTAISLE, Re. • _ _ . By Mr. ROBINS. At Carraway's Collet House, 'Change Alley, CortiVll, To- MORROW ' February 20, 1817 4 at 'twelve n'Clock A , VERY Eligible LEASEHOLD ES LATE ; comprising a Commodious DWELLING-HOUSE, situate No 17, Montague-street, Montague-square, overlooking the Gardens of Mon , ague house, adapted for the accommoda tion of a -Family of Distinction: late the Residence and Pro." wry of a Nobleman. Containing, on the Upper Floor, Four good Sleeping-rooms; Second Floor, Three cheerful airy Bed chambers, a Dressing-room, and Water.closet ; First Floor, Three handsome Drawing-rooms, communicating by folding doors, walls handsomel) papered, finished With gilt mouldings, elegant Cornice and Marble Chimnerpieces, Windows in trout opening to a Balcony ; Ground Floor, Entrance-hall, Vestibule, Stone Stair-ease, a capital Diningtpariour, walk stuccoed, 1 . 1 - brary, Gentle man's Dressing-ronm, and Water-closets; BL.'- meet, Hooseheeper's-ronm, Servants'-hall, Butler's Pantry, Wine Cellar, Servants' Water-elaset, and Secondary Stairtc.a4e Ito the Upper Storey ; Detached Kitchen, Scullery, and Laundry A Four-stall Stable and Coach-house, with Loft, Sae over The whole bald for a l'erat of nearly Ninety Years, at a low Ground Rent. To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars on the Premises ; of Messrs. Burley, Muon, and Lake, Linooln's Into New—quare; at. Clarraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -stteet, Cobh:n -*IMM of lifiOntla Tickets for viewing may be had. COMPACT DWELLING-HOUSES and GROUND-LIEN VS, sr. THOMAS'S-SQUARE, HACKNEY. By Mr. ROBINS, At °areaway's Coffee-I muse, 'Change-Alley. Cornhill, To llOallOW, Feb. t.. 0,1817, at Twelve o'Clock, in Lots, TWO LEASEHOLD ESTATES ( held under St. Tbeinined Hospital), situate in St. tiannaes-square, Parish of St. John, Hackney, producing an improved Rental of upwards of ONE HUNDRED and FIF CY-ONE POUNDS ran A111:7 LOT I. Comprises FOUR NEAT DWELLING-HOUSEs, situate ea the EAU Side of St.Thontas's-square, on I .esse, and in the occupation of Mr. Lister, Mr. Simpson Mr. Walley, ant Mr. Whites and ONE CAPI l'Al. WECLING-HOU sh, on the North Side of the Square, in the occupatiou of Mr. Fox Lor 8. An ENCLOSED MEADOW, situate at the back of Lot I, on Lease, and In the occupation of Mr. Davison, till Lady Day, 1841. • Lor S. An ENCLOSED PIECE of GARDEN GROUND, welt planted with Fruit Trees, situate adjoining Lot 4, on Lease, land in possession of Mr. Davison, for the same Term. Lor 4. A NEAT DWELLING HOUSE,siniate at the South East Corner ail Sr. 'I homaa'tesquare, la the occupation, and on Lease to Mr Burkitt. Lor.S. A Ditto, adjoining Ditto, in the occupation of Mr. Allan, on Lease till Lady Day, lila, determinable as therein mentioned. LOT tl. A Ditto, adjoining Ditto, In the occupation of Mrs. Tate, on Lease till lady Day, 1849, determinable as therein mentioned. All thr foregoing Lots are he'd under Leases till Lady-day, 1841, with other Lands, containing between three and Four Acre., whereon several Houses are buil', at a rent, per annum, ,Cl 4. The apportioned Ground runts payable in respect of the foregoing amount together to £I L. per. annum. Partietilars may be bad on the Premises; at•the Mermaid Ta vern, Hackney ; of H Telmer, Esq. Solicitor, Percy-street, Rathboneoplace; at °areaway's; and of Mr. Roams, WarWitk street, Golden-square. - WARWICKSHIRE. CAPITAL AND VAI.UAULE FREEHOLD ES ['ATE, Eligible Dwelling House, Offices. Farm-houses, Out-buildings, Cottages, Ste. and upwards of NINE HUNDRED ANU SIX VT ACRES Of Meadow, Pastor, Arable, and Wood Lands, with fine sheets of Water, abounding with Game ' and iu a flue Sporting Country. A very eligible Pioperty for investing Money. • By Mr. ROBINS, Af Gairaway's Coffee•house, 'Change-Alley, Cornhill. London, on •I'utta ODA v, the 13th March, 1817, at 'I welve o'Clock, is Uoe Lot, AVERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE. etuate hi the Parish of IPSLEY, Is the County of WAR WICK, abounding • with Game, and commanding delightlul Pietas :Kee Views over a rich fertile Country, in the centre of Field Sports; comprising a substantialundcommudious Dwell. ing-house, with suitable attached and detached Offices, Barns, Stables, an d Out buitilimis ; good Outten, fine sheets of Water, and upwards of NINE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES Of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, Wood, and Coppice Land; lying compact, beautifully diversified by kill and dale, and divided into Eligible Farms. with Farm houses, barns, Stables,.and Out-build. lugs, and sundry neat Messulges, with Gardens, die. bounded on the Last Side by the River Arrow, within sit mile, of Akester, seven of Bromsgrove, 14 of Stratford-upon-Avon, and 15 of Dir. atiughani, and within three tulles of the Worcester and Birming ham Carial. is a fine part of the Country, with good roads in various directions, presenting a very capital Property for investing Money. Possession may be had of the Residence, and the principal part of the Land may be had at Lady-day neat. Tbe Estate may be viewed by applying to George Idilins, Esq. Lodge House, Ipsk7 ; of whom particulars may be had ; 01 Mr. Edward Simpson, and Messrs. sportier and inglehy, &Alden's, and at the Hen and Manna, and Caul', in Birminghuts; George, Lie:Arid; Angel, Alcesier ; Golden Cross, Bromsgrove ; White Lion, Stratford-upon-Avon; King's Head, Gloucester; Merin. Egerton and Witham. No. 3, Gray's Inn ; Messrs. An stice and Wright, No. 10, King's Bench Walks, Temple: at Garraway's •' and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street. Golden , square, Lou don ; where a Plan of the Estate may be seem. MURDER ! TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY POUNDS REWARD. WHEREAS. on Thursday evening. the Rev. Mr. LONGUET, on his return, on horseback, from Wallingford, Berk'', WWI barharou,l7 MURDERED and ROBBED, hetwerto the hours of E•ght and Nine o'Clock, on the Oxford Road, about three miles from Reading; his head was nearly sevued from his body, and several dreadful gashes were 'Aimed on the skull, supposed with a sword, and five stabs on she body, one of which penetrated the heart. The Assassins plundered the body of Thirteen Guineas, as follows; A Ten Puund Note of the Wallingford Bank; three One Pound Notes of the Bank of En.tland, out of the four follow ing numbers-24,793, 75,619, 73,674, 41,193; ten Shillings of the new coin, and a Three Shilling Bank Token. The Assassin* did not take the watch or silver buckles. If any of the above Notes have been or should be offered, the persons should be inunedively apprehended, the trouble and ex pense attending which will be liberally rcsnuarrated—and any person who will give information that may justify the apprehen. slots of any persons shaU be handsomely rewarded. TWO HUNDRED GUINEAS will be paid by the Mayor of Reading, in addition to the FORTY POUNDS allowed by Ac t Parliament, on conviciion of site offender or offenders. Reading, February t 5, 18 t 7. PORT OF FALMOUII-L By Order of the Hon Commisaioners of his Majesty'. Customs , on Torso/se, the arli of March • next, by lea &Clock is the Forenoon, will be exposed to PUBLIC SALE, at the Custom House, in-this Port, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz: Twelve Gallons Brandy, Gt gallons Geneva, 21 gallons Rum, 39 gallons Wine, i 4 gallons Shrub, half a yahoo Cordials, I 741bs. '1 obacco, Slbs. Snuff, 401 lbs. Segars , 4611b5. Pepper, 961hs. Coffee, 3114..Ciicoa, _267iba. Sc, ap 14011ssinar, 2 8 1 b, Rice, 411 n. Tea, iSilb. Thread... 7 bottles and 12 boa's Medicines, 10 bottles Castor and other Oil, 5381b5. Foreign Wool, 266 pair Shoes, 4 pair Boots, a .dozen pair Cotton' Hose, 8 pair Wonted ditto, it dozen Cotton Shawls, Handkerchiefs, &c. 3 dozen pair Silk How, s 6 Lace Shawls, Handkerchiefs, Veils, Scarfs, acc. Pieces Long Cloth, 6 Casks Paint, 14 dozen Buttons, Wonli c n Shawl, 1 Work Bus, 68 dczen P acks Playing Card., 133 Pieces Ribbon, Galloon, itc. 213 Bar.drops, 7 Rolls Stained Piper, Some phew, of Velveteen, aingbatn, Nankeen, &c. 6 dozen Woollen Caps, Cuffs, &c. 14 pieces Mahogany, 19 pieces Lis. nuns Vine, Brazil and other Wood, 4 Spars, 84 Deals and other Planks, 6410 Staves, 12 Handspikes, some Necklaces, Gloves, Knives, 3tc. Ste. 541bs. Chocolate, and a few ;siren of Foreign Silk for Ezportation. The Goods may be viewed the Saturday and Monday, pre ceding the day of sale.—Custom.house, Falmouih, Feb, 10,1817' HONE'S REGISTER EXTRAORDINARY! This afternoon vra.4 published, to an Octavo Sheet of risteen pages, for circulation throughout t h e Kingdom, price ad. or 155.64. per Hundred, lk REFORMIST'S REGISTER EXTRAOR IA.. BINARY : consisting of a must important Political Pr. claratinn. By HENRY BROUGHAM, Esj. M.P. Printed fur W. Hone-55, Fleet-otreet; and 67, Old Bailey. • s • Order " Hates Register Extraordinary." WASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, .11: privately taught, at No. 18, Sherrard -slue t, Golden-square, to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that accomplishment, or have not the modern style. Mr. ALLItel system of teaching is expressly studied for those to althorn it is an abject to acquire easily that fashionable requisite for pined society expeditiously, privately, and in a superior style of grace and elegance. Those who do nut want private teaching may learn at a small expellee, with a respectable set of pupils, on the public teaching evenings. Professors of dancing taught the moat elegant fancy dances, and the superior parts of the profes sion. The Subscription Assemblies are every Friday. MARSHALL'S CERATE prevents and cures those troublesome and painful visitants Chilblains, whether in a broken or unbroken state ; removes the itching and inflam mation on the first application and when broken, heals in a much shorter time than can be cre dited but by experience. Wounds, ulcerated Legs, Burns, Scalds, Bruises, and Ulcers of every denomination, and of however long standing, are effectually I cured by this Cerate. Copy of a Le . ter : " Birmingham, June 18,1804. " Gentlemen—A very singalar and important cure performed by Marshall's Universal Cerate demands publicity* S. Galion, Esq. bad a man of the name of Harris working, who had been afflicted fur fifteen years with a must shocking Inflamed and bad leg, insomuch as to be almost in a state of puirefactton ; he bad been in the London Hospitals, to the salt water, and under sur geons a . this place, for seven years past, when eight boxes of Marshall's Universal Cerate, he bought of tile, completely cured him. I shall think the proprietor is promoting tee cause of hu manity, by publishing this use, and every opportunity of making it knows will be embraced by your obedient bumble servant, " E. PZIRCT, Bookseller, Bull-street, Birmingham." Sold by Mrs. Marshall's Agent, E. Edwards. 66, St. Paul's ; Tun, Exchange; Sanger Oxford - street; and Ward, Holborn. fries Ss. SC and le. lid: FRAUD PREVENTED. T _ countoract the many :attempts that are daily TO made to Impose on the unwary a spurious composition in stead of the Genuine Blacking prepared by Day and Martin, they are induced tp adopt a new Label, in which their addrass, 97, High Holborn, Is plated so tonspioniusly, • that they true an attention to this, and the dilferente of the type, which is unlike all letter•presi, will enat.le purchasers at UPCe to detect the inormitlon. The Real Japan iII.ACKINU, ma •4 byDAY and mAivriti. 971 High Holborn, will in future be sold In Batiks at fkl. Is. and is. 641 . nib, and a .ropy of the Label left with all Venders. DAY AND MARTIN, p 7, High Hulbora. PRICF, Si Vil•-• RNl•'' ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE. The following are s .me p r.icul ars of the grand Venetian Festival and Matqued given at the English 011114 House, and p aims bo , lJings attached' t:i it, on Monday evening. On this oce4- sion the Pit was thoied over, iti;cl, with the wilt la Stage (lAA is the Inrgeat in England), was cnoyet Led into an r fuensive fraries ie. approp:iacrd to reels an.i country daces. 1 : whole WAS fancifully intersp rs with Italian cJitages and bonignei confus.' r. tot the strtoce m retteshmtnts to the company : acJ, with other paw esque devizea, brilliantly ilk thir.weJ with vanegned and ot'terwix tastefully deco rated. la the real sit.) it, or coffee•room. A b was static tied czprcssly tor quadrilles an 1 other fancy dances; while the Duke of Youtt's bath! played it one of the side•rooms at the entrance to the . Theatre. The company began t t asteinhle soon titter ten o'clock, and before twelve the interior of the Theatre presented a mingled scene of fancy iiresst.e, donnnos, and characteristic masks. Of the latt.-r, Major M. Equery to a Royal Duke. and habited as A Chelsea pcasioner, was in dress, figure, and del - tieation of character am.mg the most ',nun a it WAS accompanied by a beautiful young Lady, as A Gypsey fortuoc-teller, who was altogether worthy of her associate. Florian &way, a Poor Scholar, was very feelingly pourtrayed by a young Gentleman of the Middle Temple, who distributed some verses of his own composition, to which was prefixed the well. known lines of Juvi Nat., sliming how di:lieu!' it is for those to rise whose virtues are oppressed by the re: angusta sloiai. This epithet of /Nor, and his pro fession of learning, exposed him to many attempts at wit; but his most serious antagonist was an old Bal. lad-:urger, who rallied him with much humour. The following is a specimen of Florian': vet ses But after all, to night my tale May melt the ett —mei strike the colt; Some friendly sortie Gil gionses dark said, Atol see me Ilium wth isittokl; Then, if your hearts to pity warn, if err you fait a niboo reed pow'r If ee'r you ilelt young beauty's charm— Or loves pure thud to pleasure's Loser By all these ties, your smiles I claim—. Your terrier. here, when joys again Not only bgbi the torch of time, But suite the sorrowing heart of ; Ai n ! Give life its worth—give wit its due— And prove by bounty—by yot.t smiles+ '1 hat joy is nevi' so giail• -so new— As when one pails of pain it guiles ! Then pity one by care oppress'd, Wuo would riot ad—who would rot hear One tikee ray tc light to rest, than what your own best feelings shire Mr. C. also of the Middle Temple, armed Cap-1. pie, was a most excellent Don Quixotte. With much of the wit and eccentricity, lie had all the good-nature and patient endarance rat the original. He apolo. gized for the absence M Sancho, by announcing that that great and good man was Occupied in the admi. nistration of his new Goverrimtnt. GATTY, of i)rury Lane. Theatre, was quite at home in the character of Bagatelle, a french A Gentleman of the name of RoraiNsoN Was often taken for thefnman whose garb he assumed. MArriltwo, Covent-garden Theatre, as gawky overgrown boy with a penny ti uurp, was an etc llei.t personification. Two elderly Ladies, tall, gaunt, and rawboned. in the dress of 1700. were vety conspicuous. —Of the younger and more fascinating p tit of the fair sex these were numbers in ail the varieties of shep herdesses, fruit and flower girls—and out a few as maids of all work and fortune-aliens—alt rd whom were more correct in their dress and demeinour.than we have sometimes observed. There was an excellent Caleb Quatem, together with Gentlemen tat:hawing to the Law, :.ni Going. men from all the Univers•tics. nom the Sister Country, there were abundanceol labour. rs ire the hum bler walks of life—togethei with Mr. Patrick Augustus Moloney, a writer of epitaphs in the na •SI heel, ratan. tier, and his- assistant in the underialing-tuay, Mr. Murphy Mackilligut : besides Jews. Tucks, C: l me s e, Coblers, Tailors. Methodist Chins nty-sweeper s, 117 tch men, Harlequins, and Sal•rs, in great variety—yet in all this motley assemblage of all ranks and degrees, natural or assumed, there was not the smallest tendency to discord the whole ev,•ning. A new character also appeared in this mon sing assemblage, who called hirnst d lf . ' stp a ip te. ‘a 1 d e r f t o or the Sc. gate, from Yorkshire. He sustained his pa r t w i t h vast animation and good humour, hoisting, that although Mr. HUNT knew nether G'tek nor Al gebra, .still lie would obtain fibeity Amd foal ter the people. Being asked what good he should hope to derive front universal soar-age and amnia , Pailiaments ? He replied. that tin y would pr. core plentiful' crops, and constant foie weather ! He complained bitterly of being almost starved since he became a Refooner. crinsequence of a total neglect of his previous avi•cationt, and, expres,ing a I fear that his own constitution itii,!lst be destroy e d be fore he reformed that of his country, lie left th e room . The Duke of Sussrot was expected, b ut d•d rn•t come. The Earl of Yansiout 11, ALVANLLY, and Lord Say anJ Si:Leave among th e p rom enaders. Great praise is due to the conductors of this resti ; cal. Ample refreshments were provided ever y w h ere 'ill two o'clock, when the Great Room, cured tl.e • L )cu um, originally cons; vocted. le the S c i e ty o f capableich is A rts and d o I n ° t w o nt n;n attache dg from t : , th et Theatre ? t 3 o tte t I ( n a e i , C d t s l7:: l l i ) persons), having been nesi ly fitted nu the first time as a -prim O atin uppen•rt, and a • n umber of smaller apa r tm ents , w commodation of parties of from ten to thirty persons, weie occupied . by private parties. The Supper-1(4) , m was crowded to eters.. The viands and wines were of the best quality, and in .great profusion. After supper, dancing, in waltzes, I reels, and quadrilles, was resumed with fresh glee, and continued till long, alter the boraiy grey eyed mom began to peep."