The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-04-20 00:00:00

- Sheriffs, the Magistrates, ,e ,r,ml a re to be the :ty_... _ i!-,. Jurors ; if these are the men who ate to fill place and office of power or influence; where r oe tole , l: fora system of conciliation and kindness? %roof:LC::: t c . E a I I : 0 7 : 1:., ri L d o c r , n d r he a s ; I: men , SB l t , h l VC Y, ; old,aad -ial, and only friends and allies, to fraternise . rapists, and the advocates of the Catholic • i , those disloyal men, who threaten the fie , and seek to overturn the Church and . Tory cannot, if they would, put down • friends, the violent men, and lift up those of a • atory spirit, all of whom are attached to the Ministry. They, therefore, deceive themselves the poblie, if they think they arc able to corn i7.to order and harmony, the discordant par ..,. jarring elements, which exist in the .i.. 0 as of Ireland. 1-A.hices were received in town, nn Saturday -, t , which state the arrival of Brigialier-General ~ ,e r oto, and tile expedition under his command, - eie !liver Plat:. The sh i ps of w ar and th e et.perts were off Monte Video, at eleven o'clock .me night of the day the dispatches, announcing f captare of that place, were sent off. Hr. MAISDIN, the Irish Secretary, arrived, las week, in London. That part of the stipulated subsidy, amounting about half a million, which remained due to the l in gerie cf AU;TRIA, has very lately been sent off by the house of Messrs. Eh et so and Co. Yesterday, being the first Suoday in Easter Term, : h e Lotto NSAvoa and SHui res met the it:WOKS in Shl'aul's Cathedral. trihearDivine Service, and were : leewards ertertained at the Mansion-house. his curious that two sCh:h great Irielt charaaers ri the late Fart of Ct. e a s, and the present Bishop of grata, should have been both called to order; in eieir maiden speei.hes, in the English House of Lards. His Grate the Poke of Ric is stolen and suite, ar rived in Shrewsbut y, at eight o'clock, on Wednia. d.ty re: fling, and on Thursday morning proceeded on th e ir jmuney to Ireland. The hail of SANDWICH is appointed one of the Just Postmasters of the Post-Offi ce. EWA& of a letter from an Otficer now in Sicily, dated ths 20th Jan 1407, says :—" Major Genet al Fussier, accompanied by Brigadiers STEWART and !derma, with the 31st, 2d battalion; 33th, Itch; De Roll's Chesseurs Britannique ; I troop of the 20th Light Dragoons, and 2 companies of Artillery, in all about will sail from hence immediately, supposed fr.r Alexandria. The regi ments embark to-morrow. The transports are victualled for six weeks, and carry a great deal of heavy cannon, cores, &c. Hr. Gnat having stated in the notice of Com mons, nn Wednesday, that he represents a large and popelsora county, it may be necessary to know, that the county alluded to is Leittim, the poorest county its the p. orest province in Ireland; not pos. wising even a single port town within its whole circumference. An application having been made to late Earl of CLOSlllitt., Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench, for a Jury to be returned from some indifferent county, in a case that had excitial much local prejudice in the county where Cie canoe of anion arose, his Lordship said, " wet. than, take Leittim ; it is the most iediferent county in Irelarvl." Ms. Co ell his been within these few dips appointed Aid-du•Camp to the Duke of RICHRIOND. ! he Westminster Eleetion Committee were occu pied. on Saturday. with examining a publican of the name of Ptac>• Rosters, as td some alleged treat ing carried on at his house. Several of the cieiks is the hoa•e of Hoosor., SrrsuNc. and Co. were crammed to prove that Major Downts had opened a cash-account at that house, and that he had given his cirques tor various sums of mover, which was hooked as having been expended in defraying part cf the expenses of the Eh aion. The description of the distribution of the money produced a good deal of merriment in the Ceuta. Cu, inex, although dumb, was rewarded with 261. and citisiderable sutras went for marrow bunts and ciemert. The burns expended, according to the books produced, .asountrd to 3,6001. Extr:Zl of a letter from an Officer nn hoard the Gistio4, of 54 gluts, relative to We pabs.tge ot the D.trdanales.— Clrtton,ußTr•n.J February 33. 1 4 several J ys after time arrival of Sii J ihickeinth, the set co rd urdsvorr,s•t:u lot the entr.ince of the Dec. nautili.; the Vice hineever, Ott the 13th, took en eligible station its wait or a change of wind, which oc curred on thn lath; and, oh the miming of the 19th, at day break, the signal was mails to weigh and le in in line hf battle. At eight o'c:uck the Campus, Vico-Admiral Sir •I'. Louts, leading the van, with a fresh brume from South la West, passed "mina cable's length iif tne first castle, soot • ',AA Its dot without returning ;t—the ships in the order of ' • •w'et l in itSCCOSattWSI , J. Du.. k worth hoisted the .tot to return the fire, b•it not to lumg on a general o 3 , t which allowed wine of the ships to fire a few Pe.lipee, Sir S Snuth, passed uhder het three tap-sails, ti:!•red one gun, to thee her ,nntempt enemy, tether ` ,3 . 1 in howth:e :it his heavy awl usireinitteil dwsharges. Tu •' l l . !itd!ley ell allotted the de Ittretion of the Turku& squad r in s under a supposition that the issue this might give oireop•- ! urn to the rut of the squ.drue, and tint service lie executed .‘ luilf.past one. 'ilia; accounts Co the heavy column of .otoks which ai• uer over the land, in the direction o: the Abydris and h-vtus, at that hour. The wind his t °tin tied 144 (or three days. There ate erviy.e.ight English fansi!les 0* board this ship, teal the Deters (vocal's, have van ul. every acc•onotodat.ort to the Lad:es. The squadron tnnlii Adialral Duckworth, conshits of the Vindser (all-, Nepal forsipet. Canopus, 'llion •!:res, itepial.e, and btritd-td, of the lice, Wal the Meteor and Uterine b dohs. The report of au ern/battalion of troops, for Con t.nental service, is premature ; Ittr, hassles the tit'a oot, destißett ha Gibraltar, the first battalions of etc lath and 2tith, also at Deal, were taffeta.' 041 riedllabealy t,, !void thrtcsrlsts its teaainass for em. i 'llkat . ion to Ireland, as v., , n as tran.ports can he ready in the Downs to receive therm. Their ulti. !oak .I , stinstion is, probably, tint West India, or • tout 1'144. KING'S THEATRE. This elegant Theatre, on Saturday, was crowde I in every part. and the surprising talents of Madame CATALAN! never appeared to more advantage To speak with approbation of the favourite air, " Teriere., reel or the duet 'I Jib rowe se Teeteeitese." would be praise too gereral, and much too vagn- ; but to say that we did not think th.tt human powers could execute, with such ct- Pression• the simple and exquisite line " Me 14 nria raps e mere." is entering into the feelings of Madame CATALAN( herself, in a more !delicate manner, than by any elaborate nonsense on the subject. The ballets went off with great eclat. All the fashion in town were present. FASHIONABLE INSTITUTION, ARGYLE- S7'KEAT. The Subscribers en the several Lists to the Seleß Awm blies, are requested to take notice, that the ht-t bIASCIUk.- RADE will take place on FRIDAY next the 24th ins.ant ; on the morning of which day, every Subscriber mast apply in penoll% or in writing, Star the separate Masquerade T.cket.— T— 290 extra Tickets, at Two Guineas each, to be issued on that occasion, are at the (Impose of the Ladies Patronesses, and a COM TIV , IPt of Str.,:critiers. Thus.: So!iscril.ers who have not yet sent for their General Ticket, are requested to a?ply on or b-fore Tharsday next: Tickus not tratisferAle. By order of the COMMittelt. any Lid., or GP , ,tlernan transferring a Tvket, Will forfeit the whole SJl)scriotwei, and subject the Nearer to rejection. By miler of the Director, J. BOYLE. Secretary. This elegant place was visited on Friday evening by near five hundred Nnbility and Fashionables ; the elegant Rooms were magnificently lighted, and the floors tastefuily chalked in devices ; the lower apartments were converted into supper-rooms, and the supper-tables set out in a pcnbar style of ele gance At twelve o'clock, dancing commenced. The Ball was opened by Viscount Pain nose and Miss Mona, daughter of Lady S. MONK; and the lively dance continued until two o'clock, when supper was announbed, and two hundred and fifty Nobility sat down to supper. After supper, the company returned to the Ball-room, and dancing recommenced, and was supported wit:t great spirit until sir o'clock in the morning. In this elegant assemblage were— Firs ittMil Heitman the Duke of Ctrnbridze; the Duke de Berri ; Count Fairy ; Barnn Houipesch ; the f;farquwesolHar tington and Abeicorn ; the Marchionesses of Bath and Win chester; the Farts of Dern', Talbot, Darnley. Cholmendeley, Clifton, and Jersey ; the Gouidesses ef 'laminate. Cholinan deter, Aldborough, Curriacr. and Jersey ; Ladies Mary Ben• tiiwk, Charlotte Grevilla„ Li-veacin Gower, flaggeniton, F. Vannes, Elistheth Mouk, Lopes, Lambert and Sir Thomas and Lady Liddell. Yesterday mnrning. His MAPEST Y, Princesses Soli a I A. A UGI.3rA. and MA It Y, rode to dit. Georges Chapel. attended by Lady Georoa Muas•v, General EWYRNE, and Count Hussein where a sesmon wrs pre iclicd by the Rev. Mr. PUSSY, from '2 Kings, chap. v. ver. 13. They afterariirds returned to the Palace. i ler Malan Y and Prirrem ELIZA OLT II had divine service performed in the Palace. The INICI`C-A of C armor, it is said, will accana pany her daughter, the Duchess of Rica motto, to _ _ Lind Rohr a arrived at Windsor, on Saturday night, on a visit to Their Mssisrits. Her lt , syal Highness the Princess of WALES en tertained a seled party at dinner, yesterday, at her house, at Blackheath. The Dacheu of Bausswicie, sister to His MA.. asst . v, and mother to the Princess of WALES, is hourly expefted to arrive in this country. The apart meats fitted tip at St. J ames's for her reception have bein ready for several days. An artist at Paris has iniented a flute of flint glass, which, for the firmness of its tones, is said tar to surpass those made of wood. Lady Sserrn will give a grand rant, on the 30th instant. at her house at Hyde Par: Corn-r. The Varl and Countess of Das hinorom will eve a grand dinner, neat Wednesday, at their house in Saint JAM s's-square. The Subscribers to the Opera all retained their Boxes on Madame CATALANS'S Night. and the company in the Pit was extremely sele k. The Marchionets of Las:flows entertained a large party of Nobility at supper, after the Opera, on Thursday night. A new Opera, hy Cuter's, is about to be put in relie.orsal at Covent-Garden Theatre, and will be brought forward with the greatest expedition. All the princ;p4l performers bel ..,ping to the Concert, have voluiteerud their services to assist MIS. VAVONAN at her benefit Concert, this night. Mr. Ticite, who made in excellent a speech on Mr. Lvrr Lagos's Motion in the House of Com mons, is the grandson of Lady ELIA+ act n Fewsies, daughter of the first .E arl of BISLISOUGH. Mk wed TaTarr. ri was honoured with an over flowing house. at llrury.lane ll,eatre, on Friday night. 14e Wow! D4IIQII continues in full at tratlion. ..... . Mrs. fl. JOMPSeeII made her dears at the Bath Theatre, on Thursday last. The Roth Herald says -•• Her performance of Letith .11ardy fully an swered tl;e to‘d opinion so geueraily held of her ta lents. It was, to use the language of the author, • the soul whim, the spirit of variety.' " he new theta. at Covent-Garden theatre, was again ',slimmed, on Saturday night. It has been much curtailed. and the audience expressed great delight at the ingenuity nit the tolerate. the overture and music are by Mr. %V. Walla, the Leader of the Band. The Unnamable Colonel Craws, only son of Lord Cs awe, will 'elf ,hortiy be united to Miss flurrecaroko, a;t Itches* possessing 5,0001. per year. Lady Haersirst.t. will give a grand rout, sins evening, at her house at Jo;nerset•pla:r. Aenther American Roscius has started at Rid,. mond, in America. lie was to mate hi% Ada is Die part of ibmelet, and is declaieJ to be equal, 1 ( nut superior, to tie cebratecl COOPS.R. kb* VISCe, aAoun, movement, and delivery, are eel Wirier to any performer on that eminent.. VOCAL CONCERT. The Eighth Vacll "w."— Corteert of Menu. Matti. too, bANTLebe4II. and Go: it vow, was per. formed on Ftiday night.. 'file sdlt@inn d's. played great taste and novel•y. Mr. fi It-not and Mr.Batt Last to sang Mr. S LE'S heauttful 1) let on a Btrterliy, Gay Lei..!! .S.lrg 1.0 flatter thoone4 the Sty, with great taste and twee:net, ; and Mr. Harrxest•o wat loudly enror-4 In Metb,,,ks I 'befit!! Catlilei Ch9i/40.: Miss PA aat was interesting and impressive in Puscar.x's Mad Rm. Mr. HA a eisme sang, for the first time. 7 komfrsoo's benoeot , oo to Spiv. set to Music by linanatt. and received great applause. The lallo.ko. as h-rmlniied by Mr. Haan !sow. was rapturously toward. Indeed the whole performance was extremely fine. They must have wanted a taste for harmony, who were not delighted. All the Subscribers were pre.em ; amongst whom were— His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge ; the Dole. n Argyle ; the Earls of Chesterfield. Dartmouth. Drn es, AM Fortreeue ; the Count...wet Da Rruhl and Darnley ; and Viacuutitera Salmons!' ; I...dies Rlarkett, G.-urge, r sett. • dish, Mere, Ellessbnrough, Grantham, Hawke, Ilwlsnu, Lloyd, Lucas, Wray, and Lorummrmd S.nith ; M.str.s.e. Bu yen, Deeenn, Hudson, Meyrick. Young, and Keeton; sod near tour hundred Fashionables. The Duchess of BOLTON wiU give a grand rout, nn the 29th instant, at her house in Grosvenor- square. The Earl and Countess of Dem entertained a seled ['arty of friends at dinner, yesterday, at their house in Grosrenor-square. Sir F. STAIIDISSI, Ge neral FEM. ATP ICI, 11111 d Captain and Mrs. INAZER, were amongst the company. The Hon. Mrs. COUPTEN A Boy sa ISaopointed Bedchamber-woman to Hee MAJESTY, in the room Of Mrs. FsAKcss I'S ACST. deceased. The only /risa Bishop who voted for tl e Marquis of ST A ScOlall Motion in the House of Lord'. WAS a &adman, the Rev. and Hnn. Dr. Linos* Y. Bishop or Kildare. brother to the Earl of 15A L . . cAaals, and brother ••ia-4w to tba Earl of Haan- Mr. ()etc the ar , i.t. WAS buried yesterday in St. Paul's Cathedral. His funeral was attended by a number of artius and gentlemen. The chaplet of laurel thrown at the feet of Ma dame CATALAN!, on Thursday night, by rune . - . ince:ails Part, was truly gallant, and carp make, in this country. In Italy it is usual to crown the performer with a garland of keys on the stage. Viscountess Case aaaaa am bad a grand party of Nobility, on Saturday, after the Opera. The ele gant suite of apartinerts was brilliantly lighted, and supper•tables set out for one hundred Nobility ; amongst whom were— His loyal Highness the Doke of Catolnligo; the Duke of Argyle; the Duchesses olf f;serd asd Iticlassourt ; the Mat ios and '.‘larchioness of Abstcorn, the Ma:chums-A or Sa lisbury ..0.1 Rah the taut and Countess of Cansd. n, List and Couoiess Cowper, gad and Oneness."( Sefton, and the Earl and Ceuste.s of Citainr.soleley. The Marchioness of A alumnae will, nest Thurs day evening, open her elegant house, in St. James's square, and again enliven the fashionable world, by giving a grand rout. which is expe:ted to be at torded by upwards of eight hundred Nobility. The Marchioness of 'FleAororr ' s grand suite of impartments, at her house, in Stanhope -street. May- Fair. will, this evening, be visited by the first N.:bi lity in town, who intend hodouring Mr. Sc sin's Concert with their presence. The Earl of Postratr. Lord Banner., Mr. and Mrs. Deer, and Miss Wittio shags, dined, on Saturday. with the Marquis and Marchioness of Lasesoowit, at Lansdown House. • Hens Past yesterday was but thinly visited. the strong pelting showers, and the bleak wind, baring prevented several of the eateries of fashion from going out ; however, some lees ventured in close carriages, and attired as in the month of De cember—velvet mantles, Muffs, and tippets, being the order of the day. Amongst those who braved the pitiless st - rm, were— Toe Duchess of St. Alban's ; Marchionesses of Salisbury. Rlaitrlfnrd. and HE-anti:in ; the Margin, ant Nlarchinntis of Larridsw •, the Ceunsess ef Harry ; Viscountesses Castle. reAgh, Ashbruoke. and Hampden ; the I...diet Perth and ca'anostro. Inc Earl of BaaeyMoaa was In bit curricle and pair; and Sir Jose Leos was driving four in hand. .1 he Park was entirely cleared by five o'clock. On "'milli evening, the Noblemen and Gentle. men ' s Catch Club had a very grind meeting, at the Thatched House Tavern. Tnere were present. His Royal Highness the Duke of C• 1111111111011 • the Duke of Aline La ; Earle. Fos - rescue arid Wass . - Uttarri ; Lord Vaasa'', &c. The Hon. Agnate Peat? vrs admitted a member; and the Hon. Bea lithe Pease was proposed for a member. Mr. Weise produced a new glee, for five voices, called. Britons sever will Be Slaws ; whi.lt was admirably song by Metsre.GltieTolitl, H Ite hos. B•atta. ILAN VAUUNIS, and W. KIIIVI.I r, and Wlt ge nerally.admired. Another new glee, composed by MT. Hawn, for four voices, was Meg conealy given by :AIMS. HASeiLON, W. Keever'''. Vavon• AN, and LILTS; the Duke of CAUSItIOGS, and several Noblemen. espressed their approbation ; in consequence of which Mr. Hawes presented the copy to the Club; and, on the motion of Earl FOR- Yucca, and aecnsided by the Duke of C•meeiDne. the glee was ordnred to be entered 01 t;:e books of the Club. M . DIONUM and l•vi.oa sang ie• vend excellent :langs. We have great pleasure in copying from the Akids ds Nerd of the 27th of March. the following tribute to the memory of the much-lamented Princess BeelATlesalLY I—" the town of Altona has just lost the young and beautiful Princess BA• aiatissay. who died in child-bed. Educated in the purest and most religious principles by bee mother, Lady SkILIIIOSSII, who is a pattern of every virtue. the Princess KARIATINSKT pradlised them with the same zeal And the same purity. She has left-to be. disconsolate htr-hand a daughter, the tender pledge of her love. We twat it a duty to pay this public homage to the memory of a young woman so ami able and 6 , ) iliteresting, that tha e who have once seen her. mast regret her ail their lives.' 1, There is no certaiuty," cried a moralising cha r:leer. the other evening... in any unaccornrinilied pursuit of adirentu. e."—. 4 That I peremptorily de ny," repbed a gei.dernan in company, "since It is •Swiarrly Ivo-tars that all the numbers drawn on Thursday next, in the Lottery, • ill prove Pile's ; end no less a Prise, in the very brat-drawn ttLll24 . aat. than that of fiJ,ooof." LITERARr FUND. The Anniietsary Tlinri.r of the Literary Fond, Riven on Saturday, at FreeMASOTIS . H 4d, boasted 101 l aalmdsnce, An Address. being the 11th An ! . niversiiry Po-:sit written by William Thomas Fiwg^ral.l. Esq. for the I,iterary Fund, was re cited after clinn-r, by that Gentleman. 'lnc follow ing is an extrad : Let n 4 Mesons of Vanoy and Pride, The starviny Author's :Asyut?) , deride; in life, perhaps, orgect-d he may roam, . Wit: oat a (tined, a cons'ort, or a home ! Th.riigh dull obscurity his days o'rucasi, Yet time does jast.cc to his tame at last; And many a hard. • moralist, a sage, Suriive the memwy cf them ihankle.; age! Per, elltlitafffAllig time in dust shall snout I The muses votary, and thu slave of gold; The eiretchcd miser to the grave descends, And, with his weal.h, his worthless story ends : Nut 54 the mall, Win, ries alone in mind, Belueatlis his talents, to nenikiiiit • When genius dies, oblivion does use tread, Wllll heavy leirstep. on the Piret's head; Some spark will rum insinortel Irmo hi. urn, Ti. 11,7,1 it the lamp which shill fur ever burn ! • Same portion of that put. 'Menai flame Av...nig 'noun!' to h.eav'n trop when re A came; While grosser matter seAss its native earth, Alike usmutied us lie death, w birth. HATON, THE COMPOSER. A letter from Vienna, dated March 21ths says— " The celebrated Haydn daily feels more and more- the infirmities of old ages and it is not without the most melancholy sensations that he perceives the decay of the brilliant genius which he received from. nature. He lately left, as a visiting-card, at the- • hoose of the Abbe Studler, Maitre de CA,pelle of the metropolis, a musical theme. or words to the 191— lowiog eifeeh--- , . My strength forsakes me; the lyre will not sound under my enfeebled fingers,"• Etc. The Abbe did not fail to take a card, the tot: lowing day. to Haydn, to which was also added a musical reply, in .these terms Why speak of: your age' what you have created will not pass assay ; the name of H iyd-i is itnatortal."l',./t music-sellers immediately h.sd beta these eztraor4i. wry visiting-cards engraved." M.4DEMOISELLE, AUBRT. . S. The Citizens of London smiled in derision at the Butetio daily published by the friends of Master DITTY, during his illness, os his first season in London. occasioned, according to report, by a surfeit of sugar piumhs. We lately stated that Ma demoiselle Ausar, the most be,,u:iful and finest woman on the Paris stage, had received a severe tall from a timid, in a Pantomime, while performing the part of a Wades,. The fohorfing is a copy of one of the Bulletins published during her co:.tmew meat. io cuusuquence of the accident : • Pena, March W. Bulletin of the health of M 3 lessoiselle Araby, M a:eh £4. All the symptom's of the tulso.rt lever .rc gradually fit.tap. peering. The lever h.‘ neatly lett her and th • has Awe three! hours this atterii.ion. Mar aim as bailed tin suers, her cone nihilist is the moat artishatary. (Signed) LATOUR and DUDAUJON. GRAND M On Thursday evening, Job Bulman, Esq. green • grand masquerade and ball, at his man..iost, at C-r -liidge, near Newcastle. The company consisted about 160 Ladies and Gentlemen, and many con ratters were extremely well dressed and supported ; parti•Allarly a y u• Pedlar, by a military gentleman, in the barrack department there. DIM( Ra ra.e, an old woman with a stall, for the sale of paste, eggs, gingerbread, &e. and to tell fortunes and write love-letters, at twopence-halfpenny each ; after she had shut up shop. AI iss Hades's abort, with a new version of the song ; and, lastly, Pantaloon; all by a gentleman from the neighbourhood of odorpeth. Tee Countrymen, one as J.ha Limp, admiralsly supported by two gentlemen of Newcastle ; a Quaff.; Gibbet, a highwayman, from Tire Beans Stratagem ; a Chi atr Sweep, and Sylvester Dmigern wood, with a humourous bill ; a east& Dalla s with a great variety of pill.boxas, huinourou-:i la. bailed, by a gentleman near Cosiodge ; a most capital imitation of a well known charade/. with one arm. who sells shoe-strings in Newcastle, by a young gentleman of the North Shore ; an /vial DeJ. matte Poet ; a litgltiant:er (spoke bad Scorch) ; L.rd Fopasagtoa; a Sp.,/144711 j a Lamer ; and afterward!' a Friar; by a gentleman of Newcastle ; a pots woman, with a petition ; a Grpsey ; a Woman vand al ballads; an I..rlian Chief, with a groupe of attend ant females ; Caresser Sweep on the first of May ; ; Gssper•s' Vows ; and a .•sal tan ; by military and other gentlemen of Newcastle. The most prominent characters among the ladies were. an Old i.nglisis Lady and her two dime , - ters, in the dress of the last centuri ; a Sysasusili I . y if Qapaltty ; a I( ossalana, in company with a .ssoltern ; a Higaland Girl; an old lb awnti and a 7 nriish .slave ; Xieit ; an industrious Knitttng Girl; sit Mel II on.an 'cilia); gingerbread; as Orange Woman ; a Girl sell. ing tape ; a Patsy Queen; Drina Fortuna Teller ; two Carnselste Penns ; a lisirinfisis; numerous hriviroide, Virgins of the San, Witches. &c. About ball-past one, the oosr.piny unmasked, and sat down to an elegant supper alter which the merry dance commenced, anstcontinued to a late hour. The hall. &c. were illuminated with vane gated lamps. The utmost mirth and good hum, ur prevailed, and the guests departed, highly grit 6cd with the entertainment, ansi the attention of the worthy host and hostess. Mr. Siszassaecit perfAined soy/wk. in T'.c Abr. chant of Fraece, at the Rochester Theatre, rn Thursday last. He surpassed Mr. Kibt•LeS oesr readmit, for he gave the part in the het. No. 16487. First-drawn Ticket en Tuesday. 14th April, 1607, distributed to the Public the im mense sum of 40,0001. ; a circumstance unparallel ed in the annals of Lottiries, as it decided the Capital . Ptiae in tini grand Schemes of the State, City, and Bowtet's LA cries. the above tortyl. nate Tic hat was sold to the Public in one Quarter. one Eighth, and ten Sixteenth Shares, by linnets and Cy. No. 2. t'ornleill, No. 149. Oxford -street. and N 3. 44, St. James's street; who, by the above [rind event, are placed at the bead of the list toe We sale of Capital Prima. ri d 0....„ ei, . •: 0, -.....A e 1......:". R e ; ...y.,.... ' " •---''' i, , T.S.N. i4l 1