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COURT OF CHANCERY.-31aage o. WATLIta I:. TAY 1.011. • SITARTRORPIUGOTT, at t h e sitting of the it mart, yeabsrday,:aetonitteel pro;.inistion, the jos' stance of which was, that * Mr. Taylor should be ri:straini .1 from interfering iu the Opens concerns ; that Mr. Jewell, of wlioin all parties ra;ertanied so high an opinion, ehotdd be contiaued .trett.ticer ; the money should be ilt padi bite hl4 !Nab, tied by hinirlepositerl in the hunk of Pitlisitts and Co. the bankers of the crincru ; and th;:t it should he thence paid out at 11 it Order of the trustees, who, it was said, +sere likely toa.rme. Mr. HAIL? , on the other tale. stated, that he hud, no instructions, and relluested that it might stand ' ova entilthis tlrj, (Friday,) when it will be 44; innielt; • CNtLII i i)1( AsSIZES. The important cruse, to try the right to the tnociusire oyster-fishery of the iturishotn or Cross+ river, on t,e etlast,of Essex, was decided so Wed nesday, in &your of Sir !Jeffry Milsistfiy. RE.4DL (; WS SIZES. Oa Tuesday the Leut-Aagizet comineaced et Re. thug, before the lion. Justice CRAIIOIIII. 040 iio/1. Varun tia.tattl ; wiled the •following lerido:iers took Cork trials : TAwass Crary, brought by Ho4ef it E.:Ny*l from His Majesty's garit at Alaidstotte, charged on the oath of Wm. Jones, of Abinietion, with having, on the 99th of New. late, feloniously taken, and eatied away a manlier of watelieN, of the value of ltd, the p,operty of the said William Jones, of Abingdon, aforesaid. Th e p oet: ono; st.tted, that r.n tae 95th day of Yovember b twecn the hone of twelve at ri A tit akid four in the morning, di,• shatter of him pimp-ancirlow was 1'1,1114 opt .1, a pane of glaro• token out, and the aractitisittiii7d in the indietrocont •tilitert away. The Ptisaner was apprehended at Woolwich on the atit of November, whore be &feted 4everal of rim watches for sale ; they were produced til Court, and sworn to by the Prosecu v,r, as being part of the articles taken from lila shop. Tie Prisoner matte no defence, and the Jury found him Gittifty--Ikath. Willion ('er wus indicted for a rape on the lsoi)y of Sarah Hoilidse, spinster ' on the tuth of Fe bruary teat, iG the palish of Leteonvb Bassett. The Proseentrix is a diminutive girt, not more than eh ven years of a4c, and'appeared extremely i!;. She stated, that as she was going on the road, en the loth of February last, sfie was met by the Prisoner, whom she never saw before, and after be hiring very indecently to her, he threw her forcibly on the grodnd, and committed the crime mention is the indictment. 1' coin the nature of the child's testnuony,there appeared but little doubt of the act, brit from a small deket in the evidence, he was, to the reget of a criorded court, gogrsiited of the rape; but was afterwards tried * for the orwilt, eennietni, and sentenced to ply a !tie of .tea shillings, and to he imprisoned for two year", An order was received et Minot**, on Monday, I ret ail the shi r pa io llamoaite to be got reedy for sea with all possibie speed. The (Mims, Wempros front London, for Da ria's Streights, is eo shore near Ytlian, bet is ex peeted tote get off next tide, with little damage. Hit Yhacinea PosT-Nimptsrts- . on ?nods/ last, were plemiedio eppoiet gr..lltisialu. • the Acting Captain of the Keifsor Cesar, to the command of • new packet, in the room ,of the Puke of dhaitrose. Wedlienifay Mr. Hess, from the Bank reed at the • likock Exchetige a letter from the Centicetwa of the Excusnur.a. respecting the funding of the • 4,000,0001. of EitelieVier Il,lJs. In this letter he en:moored some variation from the proposals made the day batter. In relied to the notable reduction, if the sum written in should exceed flair million', it • new appreSentled that dilliculties mib•ht (Wear as te, the fractional prr;tt of the Bills; said it Wat there five propowil, that Booksithould be opened the fol lowing day, et the EN Arguer Office, where the Holders rutulit write in their Bills, Melts:ling all these dated up to the cud of the year street finne their nuinbPia end daens, Ned that, as seen as • the sum of four tniltiuns should be complete, the J;lookii should be shut, nod the Stibiteribets should teepretively have the whole Jim inscribed. As an terms. he propmed an option. If they these to take xll3 Pee cents—he proposed to give for 100 . E,ehequer in the 5 per mom Or, if they prehierkA to take part fours and pert even. be proposed to offer fur every took Exa lt , spier. tLih. 58. of per cents. but. Oa. oft ditto. which, is both eases, would be a bones of from I to s per mot. Thin is coatiilembly under the offer made to Mr. Pence44t, by' the Gentlemen who attended him on Tneartay ; but lie has, no doubt, confidence - • ins will be accepted. Conaidentble clie nt was experienced at the Exchequer, by those who applied to have Esehtepter iged' for Stock, as the Books not. being cronld not be recened : but isotice was ie Books %mild/No ready this day. 'tteaday, 'Second Da . N's Drawing' of the ,ty, on which dive a inrirty of Capital from soni. to 10,0001. ninit be down; as who hare not already bought, will eat so favourable en opportunity : likewise . have soiaU,Priees, &ado the rind Dee, 04, eschinge the/ . tar indrawn Tickets. which nary be had at Thiatisan and Centhill,. ( 7 haring-f2ros‘ 114 •St. a-Hill, Tiirough. : holders d Priers in the prteetit. Lpttery trehlkeheice; they may either.ieceive or eicO'mnse them for Tickets or Shares nr City Lotteries; both of width are greet variety at Ewes truly fortunate or p, Caring-cruse ; when. Prise of glo,noo wan sold the first day welt Lottery.—Tuesday neat will be the of drawing, and there are 50 capital the Wheel, nrrit I. I.IcENCE. 'l O llll5l-Tllt AM, PIRIS TXPEItt: rA d itt?lr.n. PiFt,' Ow Emperor and' Kin 14.1 been plisarri tehmegill spomoor at the font to ii•iton of Ge bital-Simiion. ,Ciovernot of ‘'erona.• His INtojesty riopikg,..,iteil on tlx oceicsion by the Prekct the Depni.fm. , iit of the*Upper Drlrdasue Pesch; count of his Eminence entylinal Fereh, lately died st bole, tit the 64v:ink:ed age of its. Act toLtters Er,ec Marbhal ietor h,t received ordcrA to inoccvd to . . . When General Junot announced to the Coun cil of lte,T,tey, that their functions were at au end; he said, among other - thitigs— ,, When the Emperor, our master, sent me to Portugal, he could not foresee the de.parture of the Prince of ; he uierell sent me to preserve Lisbon from the disa s ter of t openhagen, and free this superb city and liinsticsou from the influence of the Eng lish Gorerumem."—(.l6,o Espaisol of Feb. ti.) PARTS, FEB. 46. CONSERVATIVE SENATE. AltV*Tollo.--1 bare thought proper to appoint my Iwo dim-in-law, Prince Borgbeer, ti the place of (lirierutor- General, erected, ir: ti.e ort uuie Stiletto Cut,ultniu of the led of this Nesmith. Sly people of the departineet beyond the Alps will perceive, in the erection of that place, sod to the appointment of the person to whom I commit it, ni) eitaitnei &Ora of being wade acquainted with whatsoever run prove interesting for them ; and the affectionate 'mahatma with ithhh I hear cotiataolly in mind the must diatiut purls of my cmpitc. l'rurn my Imperial Palace in the Thnilleries, the it:th )relomary, ; 0 4 1 8, d) NAPOLnON. Ily ennsinaudof the Emperor,' th4lll iaistrr Secretory of State. A Senators Coleswltiear, of the 19th Februory, publiblied by ord e r of Goverument, coubtilts the rug hpwitig dirpasition : Att. I. Such fortignies as 'l4lOl Moiler, or beet rendered ernitieoeservices to the state, wail°, swim% eil with poetical:lr tatents, shall settle in Fratset, and introduce . their auy oathsl invention, or branch of imlustryierhall,,e4ce twelve moutlin residenre enjoy all the rights di French citizens. 11. Tine privilrges shell be mothered to theta by a special decree, by voine of the report of a Minister, after the Council of Stale shall hare been heard. 111. •.1 copy of the Said' l'iselje shall he delfts rid io the Swerve's so tiattushaest, s.glicti by the Grasid4 siva **lot' is ofJoitice. IV. With ibis copy be shall present himself before the laerolcipatilyeJ 16e I,lsue where be memo to resitle, as take the cloth% of Obodienee to the Onietitutisa of Ow. Empire, ami•of slier soite_to the Emperor. • The pnroteer, the 4 ictire t of Rochelle; Captain Argnandeah, has•ca'rried Mtn Page, a port in Spr6Ull, n throe-masted ship, under Aniericsiu -Co lours, hound frura Salem to London, with a cargo of rice and cotton. We understand that the intended Marriage of the Prince of Neufdhatel. Vktqliigh-Constable of France, with a l'rilioese of Bavaria, will roan take place. _ Letters 'torn Vienne gate, that the English Amberendor, Mr. Adair, has received an intima tion from the Austrian Government to quit Vienna. 1/11111_NA, WEL 10. Count Stadion, litiuister •far Foreigo Affairs, holds frequent ronferenceswit% the Ansbasmiduni of France and Russia, which, we understands Iv late to the arrangement to be made by Austria with regard to England. The relations of the Court of Vienna with• the Ottoman Nile are of the most friendly daseription, mid the Grand Signior has latelYriglows the most unguestiooable proof of his attachment to his hp..criai Court. Munster 14 henceforth to be the capital of the Grand Pueby of Ikrg. The Hamm Towns, Elonaburgh, Bremen, and • Lohechs we to supply the t reach army with snob horses.—(l6.l Ilereg as well as in malty, other places, the mer chanls seem d ip have formed the speculation of foreilling thalColonial prodnce; in order to coon twat* *kat speculaiint, Garerwient have appoint ed a Committee, of whie,h Con& Finley is Pre& dent,..chorged , to propose the moat proper mea sures itb cheek the alytiret slope We understood that tl warehouses, w bog pleatifully 'fur 6:nisitail with coffee and s ' in some , measure 'to be sequestrole4„in. f.pipip of Covermuent, Which is, to antwrinicort , the sale of the articles they contain ; pa ) ititc to the pAietera thereof the I prime cost, with a leoil mable t. This intelli gence. however, stands in . neetr#64hfirination.— .(itiorineiir.) .. . . --- - , FUJI. 11. A commotion has lately bees concluded between our Court and that of UUYaTM4 add has already 'been ratified by both partied This treaty, which contains thirty- T it. articles, is interesting to the inhabitants of both States, particularly to those of the frontier districts. It contains several stipula tions relative to the commerce of Salt, and oat of the Snoods beween Bavaria and the Austrian princiPalitits of filalzburg and 'Berchlotsgaden, iu respect to the tomtit . " of all public property and' fo priiate Danube , ,the &lash, the Siilza, tht and the whether deseausiing towards Austria, or rising tosurds llavaiia. This treaty is concluded for six . years. A report is again in circulation, that a numerous body of troops, of theConfediveacy of the Rhine,' is 4 to march to Dalmatia ; the garrison of Trieste is to be reinforced. NUREMBERG, PEA. 12. „His Majesty, the King of IJasarir, has ordered that the fortresses of Kufsteeo Oberisuos. swat Passau, and Rethenberg. sear Kroaatli, shall be bpipierd on the peace establishment. • His•Sajesty.hai ordered that the horses which .arc no loner wanted, shall be distributed ninon; so . ll'of his subjects us may have lost horses its the lute alas 4 • in LAN, FEE. 14. 'hey-way. from Cattam, that the commerce of thai94y . with Ragusa increases every day ; as the itawels can gqim safety, untlersthe protection of the gutv-ivgata, withoutkar pf the English cruisers. MrTNSTER, FED. 10. Our eih , will in future be the capital of the states of t!)e Cresol Duke of Berg. A Courier, who atoned rin the 401 instant, briny the otheiul in .telligence, that the Grand Duke will take posfes aicut, on the in of lllareh, of 'the principality ot• Monte, the county of Alarck, Teekletiburg. and Liugerti The superb castle of this city will be fitted up end )Tarnished for the rectipt'on of that Prince. Tb" Deputu.ou from ink: wintry of 31olibter, which ha% lacu to France, is every hour exiaxt4:4l to.sutur a. COSiTAITINoPLI6 J.(T. IG. Our trade with Gertiumy continues to suffer 4r.•at interruptions. The Vieana ►r►erchants can .enrcely send ns ariy thing. We ore in ►rant of !nary essential articles. On the otl►er side, the communication with the MeditOrrtnetin is entirely terrapted. %Vt.! receive no intetligenee front Egypt and the Archipelago islands. The port of Suayrau ipk still igo..k:uieri. M. Puhruitz, a Russian is still here; it is thought that. he is charged atilt . very important negociatiom.—(.llu uiteur). TELIF.STC; EEL 10. The Russian fleet left our mad on the sth of this month. liVe learn, that it' arrived at Venice on the tith. On the same day arrived here from ;NLelta a vessel laden with 4:00 bales of cotton ; three other vessels, laden also with cattorr, which the F.aglish bud loug detained at Malta, in order to search them, having, with difficulty, obtained per inissian to put to sea, have 'been, on their voyage from Malta to Trieste , captured by some Freude privateers, und carried into Ancona. 2 4 Rcr.l.oNA, TEB. 1. Indirect Intelligence liss been received at Cadiz, from Si niah Ann:heal it appears they have there greet almildanee of money, to silver amp ingots of gold, which they knew not what to do with, and in return they arc absolutely in want of woollen cloths, hardware, and other articles of tounufacture. —There arrived in oar port last }}ear vessels, under dill'eretit 11:nss, 704 Sposiibil, 74 French, 68 Americans, .56 Daiwa), 213 Algerines, 49 Austrians, 14 Moors; lingusans, 1.2 Sardinians, Turks, &e. The Napoleon Code hes been introduced hallo the States of the Duke D'Arentberg, where it will hethe law idler the tirstt July next. BERT.TW, Frs. 9. We learn, by letter* from itioniug*berg, that Mr. de Stejticontinues to direct the attain of the. Pru ssian cabiuet, inaklug considerable reforms iu the military' department ; but in spite . of the reports in serted in the public pullers. no beg • g has as yet been wade to reorganise the army, or form the COPENRAGEN. PER. 11. It is publicly reported here that an expedition is preparing against Sweden ; our troops ure to un dertake it in the Sound, but they will be supported by onr most powerful Ally. Report states, that the Russian troops .ts.hre al ready entered Finland. and that the Sweats . ' Have fallen hack ; this piece of iutelligenee stands in . need of confirmation. The► bilk in Sweden of an invasion of Norway, in whieh country the building of ships of war carried on with the utmost activity.—(dfaiya Esp•-. vole, Feb. sxcoas, run. 4., According to the lad amounts froth Corfu, there has arrived off that Island an English squadron, consisting of 26 large and'small ships. It is pro bable that this squadron was intended to make an attack on that Island, but the English finding it was well defended, sailed away, only leaving a 11w ships to wake observations. • Private letters from the fonina Isles state, that the inhabitants of the small Island of flvtlith, having•continoed to sail antler thellurbiiik flag. the English have taken not less thusa.lifty of their merchant vessels, and carried theta ijintolialta.. - It is not true that the Ete;lish bare taken pos r tension of Tine or Andros, (ithinda of the Archi pelago). We have no news directly front the other Islands: we only know thatterrot awl desolation reign there, and that the inhabitants, abandoned to theer•feeble means of defence, have not dived to refuse provisions to the English squadrons. The whole Archipelago suffers guestscarcity of all ne cessaries, and fears a famine. The island of 'reuedos, successively occupied by the Turks, Russians, and English, is abrelutely ex hausted, and has been deserted by the greater part of the inhabitants. Several &TOM and Communes (Uxirersim) of Sicily, have repeated their demand, that a Parli ament of that kingdom slimild be extraordinarily convoked. to &liberate on the critical situation of the state. The ilgerihes, though the allies of England. have captured the Sicilia') tartans going to Lisbon. (before the entrance of the French into that city) and notwithstanding the renurnstrancesof the Eng lish ("74asill, have obstinately refused to deliver them up. It is nut even known whether the Eng . lab . eonsul wilt be able to sure the crews from Islavery. DORSTEN. FPS. 23. Yesterday the formal taking possession of the town of Wesel and its territory, in the name or llis Majesty the Emperor of the French, took place. In the evening the whole town was illuminated on the occasion. The taking possession of Munster is deferred till further orders. yeavitcrorrr, FES. 17. Several Princes of the Rhonials i;anfedereic y have lately arrived in this town, seed the Ministers of theft-rent powers are successively arrivi ng ; the Commissioners of the King of Saxony, charged with regulating the 'lads of the different States, are also come here. BARCELONA, FED. 1. An American ship lately arrived here from Ma jorca, ►rings intelligence that the Prince Regent of Portugal arrived m the port of Bahia about the lat),,einning• of the month of January.( 'Maya Es panola Feb. 23.) . . that the terinl appointment vestenloy, by bills exchstiii ready., they Liven that tho Neat rue State Lotter, Priies, from such, those I sorely tow se dote who ha with no lout, or Shares, A'Thirctivet's4 l The hole hare now t the money o in the State aelfing in g Offices, 4, t. 5, a ti of the preatt /KOMI flay Prises iu t 1 PORTUGAL THE GENERAL IN CHIEF OP THE ►RENCH ARMY IN PORTUGAL, IN THE NAME Or HIS MAJY.SIy THE EMPEROR or THE FRENOH AND KING OF ITALY, AND IN OBEDIENCE TO HIS ORDERS—DE( REEs: I. The kingdom of Portugal shell henceforth be entirely govtenrel in the unite of Hut Wajewts the FIN/ever ud Meg, by time fietteral it: Chief of the Frettelt Army in Portugal. 11. The Commit of Regeoey appoiotted by his Royal High ness the Prince of Brazil, hireable soppre..w•d from the very monarbit that the paid Primo left the• kietwiiitu of Portngal. It 1, There obeli he • Camara of Goveronbeet, muter the presie:ebety of the General in (lief, compered of a Secretary of Sttte, charged aidh the athuitintratiou of the Interior and of the Fin:mete, with two Connection of Gove reem•nt, one of which Anil he charged with the Department attar Interior, and tie other with that of the Fiemoceo i further, of a been- __,,.... fan fd %I. ate ilomeri with the War and Vatityt t hrtwido , ,rt, and hv (me C..n:matiur of (:errrairmat, eitergad trill the %tar and Varier Dertrtto.....t lead or tole tita.cellor of rharxeil salt the 1/..plettoctst of /oaf ce Lid It, legions IVoteitip, with the tit's of There shell he a e; ei wrat cha,r-el with the Arestive.. - - -• •• It% All the Ctrr.teclures in the neighbouring aietricts, ull ordinary J udgre mud Jostles:a, civil as el criminal; in nor worst, all the public officers., shall be confirmed isi lin it the exception dutch divtiesinnes as the interest of the S‘ate shall render necessary, and of the changes whirls in:sy Lr fussentempsireil iu the various appointments they hold, mill the "mini.: of their Insictios.s. V. M.llerinau is appointed Secretary of State, and ch arge d with the Departraeut of iLe totem: and the F1U511.411 3 Pedro de Mello ii nominated Chaneellor of M. d'iturcre is charged with the Ih.partment of the name.% • M. L'lllarte is apps.iuted &enter, of State few the War No e Marine Deputinent ,• Coma be 81 Pais is nantionted Cone. 11014 W of t;uverament for the Depwrtnient of %Vat. and fur that of the Marine; M. Principal Castro is appointed Chaucelloe of Government fur the Departnwitt of Justice and Religious Worship, with the title of iteredor; M. Vicars Vaal i taise is apneinted Secretary General. VI. In every Province there shall be as Administrator Ge. meal, aids the title of Coireirre , r-lfor, cliirevil with the tvetioti uf all the branches of Ailinintstration ; he shall keep a watchful ere .ver the interest, of the Province, point oat to GOvertillient such hopcirreutooto at it shall hn neeestary make, as well with regard to agriculture as to inhastry w re, carol. He is to correspoud or the above iirbiect. a ith tLa Secretary of Stale, to whose department they respect:loy In. lone, end with typed to such mottos as eunrera justise or reiscihus wools:iv, with the Nrcerkw.. - - - - There also be in each prnvinee • General Otiere,, charged * ilb t h e reservation of pu'Air hae.yailllty e:,.; der. His caber &actions mboll iva: iti.-rely Ixtt u,s pnblic fatienla and sohnuti nreasiocs, Le aball be iiiaeed uu the right of the Curreget!or- I/or. Th;re shad be a Co teL , ohrr-lto, in the province of Estee. madam, who shall reside in euitniwa, and a t iii Lisbon, and the districts b:siongnig thereto, a hieli shall be defined and hainded in an evict manner. Goes at the Palwr of [lead-quadri-11, the Ist at Febraary, laud; J V NOT. MEETING/I OF CREDITORX, AT GUILDOALL, TO-110111.11UV. IL IN, William Bowers, Canaan-street, Leadue, catnir maker ti Thomas Preetan, Aldemamobury, Lmiciaa, trarehmme- UMW - - - - . II 10 Thomas Wright, Aldirte, !Amino, tub :ectiaist . - g i Samuel Allen, Cardiff, litaanorgaii, fillinouster - 3 ti John Genre Prating, Walthans-abSey, Essex, tailor - s n William Tingley, Cambridge, surgeon - - 3 14 1) ilia 1) tries, Thattus-I)ittun, Survey, maltatiz • •1$ John Newby, Late of *litigate London, dropt r - • t o Airgurit lAniginirc l'enrith , Cuuda i laud, neilli.ter . a is Willow Hardinx, dsf.rd-street, :liiilith , —..x, bitter - 3 i Richard Dayly, jun. Do-agate-hill, 1 omkot, merchant 3 to Richard Tuntkins„ ink 4 Hattori-gartteu, 3ligldlea, Y., • merchant - -..- - Churlia flostave Gabriel Kierrulik Prudenge-souare, Loudon, nwrclotnt - - 3 16 i'Villiam Hem) Marian, Heartley-place, Kent-road, Middlesex, paper-kaiorer - Solomon Lyon, now or late of °imam:Am:se Acade my; Clalsea, dealer and chapoiati - - • IVil:ilin Penney, of the fox, flat k-laar, Deptford, limit, victualler - - Jose,* Pilau and Knowles Winder, Riihmund, Sur. 3 is - 2 10 - 9 19 2 1 cry, grocers - - John Hardspo, Mitcham, Surrey, botcher - - Al* .!han, /COM, Batt -share, Po. ilea, Hampshire, slopvelhr - - - - Julia Miles, Bermondsey-street, Southwark, Surrey, corn-dealer - . . - 11 10 V. illissu Riekmau, late of Northampton, linen-draper i le Laurence Able, Dian-Iftrect, S..hu, victualler - . t iu James Reid, Broad-street, Loii,kin, underwriter - 1 la Chtnuaa Reed, Bishor7ttc-sheet, Lauda% cheeae -4' Wronger - - - - Jetties Seaward, We of U aims-place, Kest-road, Sur rey, huihlsr - - DirtnENDs. Thomas Slmpherd, r mnford, Essex, nurseryman - Richard Joshua tfilkinson, Threeoals-lane, Horsley dowa. &army, cooper • • - - • • - Peterilegrarei, Clwapside, London; sad Itancirel• tyr, L.sucaskire; and 'Flamm Buialiridge, MISI• hes- Or, riarrisoupruken - - - - ,in John Lewis Pasteur, late of Stuney-Stratt.:ll, Buck ingltaisehlre, grocer • - it Willis,* Nixon Dasson,Tabernarle-aquacc, Finsbury, • blitlitleswx, draper - - - ad Broths Bustard Levin, late sof Great Alie.street, user. • chant - - - is Willietn List, late of Cuteaton-street, London, ware - loluseinsii . - - - 1 Thomas Bishop, Little East-cheap, London, carpen ter - - i Rielisol /*neer Feru, Cannon-street, LJoidon, dry salti,r - - - 11 Theme, 'Westlake, Plymouth-dock, Deroutddre, dra- - 2 13 12 11l - 2 1i - I 1 0 - I 1• - - I/I I' - - - • Utornio-th Ktut, Iliee.trr, Oxf,w4lshire, drllper . John 'tinyley. Upper Juls-tareet, St l'aurrar, 3141- tHr4rx,vtatuary - - - - (' EILTIFWATES. John Bottomlrv, of Leeds, in the county of Yogic, timber nit i &Mer and Chapman. Thomas Ilitell, of the town and county tit Neweastla upois-T%ne linen.ili sp. r. Edward Rob ert., of Rash lane, Cannon-street, LointoN inerehaut, dealer and chapaisii Mason, of the tuna of :lurtieedon, in the cour.to of Ituutiunilon„ greyer, desks. and chains w. Jobs, f Manchester, in the Cilitalt!. of Lancaster, dry-salter, drake and eltionan. Thomas Dairies, now or late of kinderton, acne It tdsi!ewn't, in the comity of Chester, wine and on:rit =etchers, Oital. e and eliatintan. Charles Hindi U, of George, iii the county of Middlesex, afore-unions, desk sod ehopinaii. Thomas 1h:sold, of Illerelek-spear-Toned, bead-lutes., dealer and rhap u tas. Robert Adams, of don town and costal of the hive of Sundutioptun, ship-bollder. PRICE OF NTOCIii, YESTERDAY. 3 per feat. Cons. 64 31 4 ft per Cent. Navy 96 4 Imperial a per C(.111 631 I)ittu Annuities 7; 13-I* !nibs Hoods Eseliegurr itil:s . . Cs. is. .30. presto. Latter) Tickets alt. COINIO111 fui T. 111,411, Stork Rrokrr, 4, Cornball, and it, Charing-Crum BIRTHS, Oa Catoday, the (ith inat.lbe C.. 14 of ITharkst Dilke, ; of a son, at tn, house, at Bosworth, Leiconcesiott.. Ou the sth March, It Denham Gems, Scuti.oul, the Ifni Mm. Erskine ' of eardross, of R sou. On the sth March, at her home, Gay6:'..ll'hice, Seottrt.• , ?, Indy Jardine, of Arndt-girth, of a MR. On the , 14th February, at Urrard, ficotined, etas lady or Major Alamo, fli• daughter. I.nteh, iLI la s of Major St. Paul, Of a dueller, at 'nu bone in South Charlotte-street, FAlinisurgit. MARRIAGE'. _ _ _ _ Ou Tuesday, the u3d of February, at M. I.ukes, 410 - Fit ect, Mr. J. Evens, eldest moo of Mr. G. Eranr,Surr.ro • . of l)1.1-street, to 3lisa Serena Paris, drurclater of Mr. Pas merchant, of Morton, near Galusburough. HIGH WATER,TIIHi DAY, AT I.ONDON-Illttl: Hera. after.. I Erea.l7....raia. Drier .... Ir•-•-•••••••• LC/NIX - 1N Prieto)) by G. DAVIDSON, No floowell-roort, Corry-btrcei, and rishiodo) ri do. 4." , .• No. )5. B. of NI. Cleructles ('hurrio, StrubJ. I.: I WHITT., of same place 4 )I.ltis, twq le the Ofiire p (lw prod . , will be duly 2.1)u0ir.1 hi gs' sr RICH WHEEL—FIE Prizes d • Le. Is WARRANTED UN! •nd SUAR ES are o• 1100D1.12C, and CO. Cornball TM Second Day of Dr•wiug will No. 4,099 • Price Ishav . . the Mist Uay t Drawing, wri WItARDSON, ca liVAltit ANTED I 'NI sr r art SHARES are *Ain sad the Rein Meaty paid un .1 ca, titackbeuicers, at their Si bin i 6,t, Cliarivt-erums ; uwl Ft STATE OF TII ... 1 ... 4 17 ke. 6 NO FIXED NEXT TUEINDA, will tl imrttovrithkE Fft Land-Tax ndrr.KqValise it lao•-lol only tu s aeo Tickets, &PILL AS Bus. ' til ebs. i .?‘‘.( , . C • i Vt., y / , NUMBER lOlB4 -----•-- ------ - - - • --- THEATEVROTAL, DRCP HIS PRESENT EVENI7 1808, Their Majesties' Servants , . • , the New Opera, la four saes, of KAI; • Ott, LOVE IN THE DE The Charioteers by Mr. Brahma, M inter, Mr. Kelly, Mr. Raley, Mr. Ra i „Ir. Putnam, Mr. Smith, Mr. Dignim crier, Mr. Fitzakmasoney Mr.. Mount • is. llstboefta,-tee. Le. • A ft er sbirh, the revived I 'THE MAYOR ()E GA Sir Jacob Jullap, Mr. Potato; Major too ; Jerry Sneak, Mr. Russell ; Crisp temp; Braila, Mr. Smith; Lint, lir. I tier Marlowe; Mrs. Bain, Mom Kelly On Monday, the Tragedy of Mary k peke of Norfolk, Mr. .H. Siddons ; •; Snidest' (beim; their first appoacivirt lON Elisabeth, Mrs. Powell ; to obi !or Magical Fein of la and Ov of t o e Comedy of All is the Wrong a : Ri :shads, Mrs. Jordan. A New comedy is in rawarsal, I ' NOT ACTED THIS SI • THEATREMOY AL, COYE) IS PRESENT EVEN' i sm will be acted, bestowed; ' THE MERCHANT Of , 1 pousti, Mr. C. fiembie f Etrutiat , Me. Taylor; Antorio, -Mr: e; Dobbs., Mr. Einery ; Lam tort* Mies Smith; Nottasi, Blies I To which will be *died, O a N W ew INS Mu W H OR, THE IVIOVI'S I The Characters by Mr. Paseeett, mono, Mr. Chapman, Mr. Denman; Liam, Mies :3e C:unp. 'the New Musical Farce of Who IV Choice; will be repeated ea Tuesday Oa Monday, King Richard the 1 Er. Cooke; with Harlequin in hit Water, Earth, and Air.—.ou Tuesdi Vood.—And on Thursday ' The Man . psrlinshir begirt, The blind Boy. --- - FIFTEEN NIGHTS MR. PIBVIN'S NEW ENTER'S LARGE TugAIKE, LYCEU! re.•eitad with t h e loudest and us: .0 br repeated r 1 .E. ii 11S PRESENT SATIT tone, and every Tuesday, TI ti!l the gab of April, ender the irme • Italist HOG. the lord Chamberlain, Matimeat, is' three parts, consistiii SONGS,. GAZES, ke. Called, THE PROFESSIONAL V The shale is written sad comp burled, and aerompanied us the DI EDW. He will be arsisted in& Gentlemen who have volunteered the and whose exertions, both Serious Reties himself will not be anaccepts Bows as.--Pit 9e.—Gallery 5P.... Hooey to be netarueb.—Eutranee t. Stwetreet .—Places for the Boxes may foe Ten till Four o'Clock. The Doovs will open at Ears, an at Eight—Rooks of the Sorge to he s u s 'Sloe Theatre will be eobetwell t - apeireal et earibilb. • -' • • ___ KING'S fuzAr r. • B. WATERS,. Joint ... WNW,' Theatre tin right of 1 ' late Er. Chsulth, leki leas.., to inf. whom It may • °twerp that he wil respowsible for any Debt or Dans tl Mr. Taylor, un account of the oh upon timmelf the lassageineut of taper* Mouse. i KING'S TH KA: , R. WAPHIti, Joint I 1 if Theatre, and Mortcagee dart, (in ri; ; lit of his Extent: . Gsealik., think. it inctimbext on I hty and Gem.), Sulncribeas I" th lvlaPlioas bni. into the ball& ui TuuCes. a n d Co. l'ai! , !quil, the II rem, sh b ;ch Sohscript woo aaa t ill the Tiaa , ..aa of the 'FL. utre, an.l Cameo Ile induced to ply tl.ett S (3,4,..,c0 hot that above-mentiolua , e.l hereon'' , It Lavin; barn OW Boxes which have for years hems re Hairy, Salietribtas to the Opera • Romagna:4e Versous, since Mr. 'l'. stlf tl:e Stenmputeta et' the Cone r takm this. opp ortunity to 'nuts at Lion of the 'ohm:fibers, from tb Aegaet, 1792, via. r " It is hereby declared sad at sow IS, or at any time nr Lines be tura of a Bus or Bourg, as the h ' the Proprietor thcienf, 'ball he t r Barr, or copra.. of the said Willi Administrators, or kaarturcs, axe or resicastior thereof." By win :Atli have Hat a power of dispense' of their respective Buses.