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' to place his chief reliance. But against the Catholic question is, if passibbe„ more feeble. Vie are that if the pre mat demand of the Catholics was granted, it would trot wrist y them for one month. Thisis the assertion of Lord HAWKESBUIT, and unless he pretends to be ' a tree prophet, the public have a right to expect some argument la its support, and yet none has ever been °tiered. If it be said that concessions have been granted to the Catholics, and these grants did not satisfy, but, on the contrary, encouraged them to ask for more, this does not apply to the case. As well might a debtor my he would not pay a part of his debt, lest it might encourage his creditor to ask for the remainder ; or after the whole was paid, that, being la the habit of culling, the creditor would come and rub him. Neither Ma FRIPAAVAL, nor Lord IlawatssuaY, nor any other man, is competent to my, that the Catholics would not be satisfied with a perfect equality with their fellow-subjecta Until they are placed upon that. footing, they cannot be said to have had a fair foal' mus=useesmis The House of Lords is adjourned until Wednes , iday next. 1 . The Dutch Papers contain the Treaty between i• France and Holland, concluded at Foutainbleau as the 11th of Noveinher last. The cessions in , favour of Holland are, I. The province of East Friesland, lordship of Jever. 2 . Sevenaar , Mahan , ", and Malburgh, formerly Prussian possessions. 3. The territory of (Jestel. 4. The lordshipa of Knip hansen and Vercl. The cessions to France are, 1. The territory of Letinsel, end the southern part of that of Ertel. i. ' - Fleshing and its territory ; but Dutvii ships are to '• - be received as French in its port ; and France is to r l y tes t debts belonging to the States ceded to her. are the material articles. Private letters from Holland contradict the re . post fir tALLSTRAND'f having been there. Instead .of a Dutch crown being placed upon his head, it is Weer reported that he is to sill the throne of Por . _1 .V. lately Mated, on the authority of a weekly ' . • per. that two State Prisoners were conveyed illt • m Drogheda, and lodged in the Castle of Dub n. , We • have 'since learned that they are two . - '' fellows charged with a murder in the county of Limerick, who had fled from justice. The Cambrian frigate has captured a French • vessel, from the Mauritius, with a ninon and a ; . half of duller* on board, besides a rich cargo. . ' STAHRIRHIERG reached Dover on Theirs esorniag, intending to embark in the afternoon • _ •Calais, but the wind blowing strong from the . , N.N.E. he was prevetited from , -tailing . lie was , . " ~,, expected to sail about three &clot k yeeerday. ••• • ••I• Yesterday the Earl of Atutsvosa, the Lord , • Steward, waited open His MAJRS'f Y e at the Qtrese's Palace, with his white wand of once, and •, , " presented the address of the I loose of Lords. • ' The Duke of NORFOLIC gave a grand dinner, s yesterday. at his house, iu St. James smstuare, to-- Falls Fitznillitun and Grey ; Vierottuta Milton and tls. it* ' attlitat ; Lords Graireilk, Holland, M. Joke, sad 11. Pelt, ; 4 ' , r. • aitta anew eigai and Savo tet Roadie ; the RiOst lion. .. _lattagnalMlaannhy ; the Right Hoc 'rheum Gretteilie ; Cot. ''' - 11111 , 514 mod Mr. Jekyll. The feet bound to the West Indies were getting ander weigh from Cork, on the 13th lost. Yesterday afternoon, between three and four o'clock, Admiral Meatus , arrived at the Adiui . . from Portsmouth, where -his ship has been . . ing quarantine fur several days pest. lle • , was sired by sir RICHARD BICKERTON, the • ' only 'of the Admiralty in attendance. The • gallant A iral has taken up his readeace at the Ravel Mite * Pall-Mall. The account of the capture of the St. RapAcol, areas the Pallas, the valuable Spanish register ship belonging to the Royal Compiinv of the Phillip pines, by Captain Rids tea t on the gstli of Fe bruary, 1407, only appeared in Tie Gazette on the nth instant. The Lo.ds of the Admiralt received dispatches; annomiring that event, several - mouths since. The share of the prize money to Captain Rogiiso will be upwards) of 10,0001. and AdmitsfillOf EUWARD PELLEW'S share, who was on that station, will be rgrytottl. The fleet which sailed from Portsmouth on the lath alt. for the West Indies, sic"eleparated on the lst inst. in hit. 44. long. 10.; on the sth the folios ing vessels were in elltlipatty. VII. the William iltin wing, Bonner ; Dtha;4•4/. Young; ;Valliant Ltikk import, Kitchen ; Agailar, Robinson; Earl St. I' twat. Hutton ; and four other vessels, names un known ; spoke an American vessel on the 4th, ..wbei had seen SO sail of the fleet that morning. The Flora. NVebber, from Hull, for Leith, is on shore at Cromer ; part of the cargo saved. The brig Harriet. (a prise) front Monte Video, foundered at sea ; part of the cargo eared. According to private letters from Cassel, His INedy the King of WESTPHALIA returned , the foUevog answer to the deputation front the Lintel itee:swe, Tell vonr brethren, that conformably to OT will and the constitution of the kingdom of 'ill'estplialia, there shall be no distinction between soy snivels, of whatever religion they may he. I hope that I shall have no cause to repent of what I propose doing for the Jews; and that not only they will render themselves worthy citizens, but that , they will conduct themselves in such a manner that I may confide to theta the employments 1 intend for them." • . Th. Tattoos, Coxottir, arrived hi the Downs :4 a. te.Video, art the 16th inst. fell in with - s for 'two hours the French privateer de to guile and ltto men, since captured see Y's Kent-brig Linnet, and sent into t .:-. tb a the , ragas had two null wounded. -, Oiling IMIle the roost important debates in the annals aT ‘ 6 • await discussion , during the present ..., of Parliament, there is a subject of no small seris::. nt to thousands of individuals, out of Podia 11.t ~ e . Igo% which wilLsoon stand at infuse; bat which foe:, of no debate, nansel)—that the present di ry , n , . contains more principal Prizes, with & M e '.!` s, than were env before known is a • &how of so few another'. 1 t . a.• .N. NA I'AL INTELLIGENCE. IPLT11011:TH, JAN. 40. Arrived His Majesty's ship, Defiance, of 74 gnus, Captain Hoth.,m, sad tutus of so guns, (spirts Lanford, from oil Roehfort; the foggier ship has been out eleven annatha. Arrived alto the Riehnioad aus-hrig, of 14 anus, Lieute nant 11, allure; Pilchard *dimmer ; Lutd Melville, Neptune, Concord, and Ann tenders, from Bristol, Liverpool, Ike. with men ; and the Emerald frigate, of 98 gnus, Captain Maitland, from the Irish station. Sailed the Illnclostaa store-ship, of 50 Tuns, Captain Bowen, with provisions, he. for the Channel Beet ; Cbearly awl Cockatrice brigs, and Pilchard schooner. Remain in the Bay the Ville de Paris, Ito guns ; Defence, 74, and Impetnen4, no. in the Round, Penelope, 36; ftvhille, 311 ; ItYBhitlolll622 ; adt &went, 32; Ffncrald, 9a; Nadir, Is; POSCOCIL, 1a; Michinond, ttii Mame, 16; Murky, t 6. P•11223101:211, RAN. 21. tieiled the Isis, of 30 rum, with the Elpisiustons, %Janet. Coale Ewe; Wiochases, sod Pluettis., ;,udidaters fur $0211311, sod China, wider convoy. The, ter: detain ed by fool winds since the 17th utt. Also soiled the Britannia cotter, Lieutestaut Crumble, fur Gomm ) ; the Strenuous, Lieuteuaot Nora* is COW iii . frelo that station. The Htwesle, of 76 gaga, Hutt. Capt. Colville, will sail to morrow wonting, fur the coast of Span and Portugal, to be attached to Sir Charles Cotton. FROM I.L4iYB'S LIST. AIRRIVCD. At Whilehaven, the Flett her, and the Sir Mau Cot tage W *Reit, from Anuaii a. In the I)o*ClT—the Tagum, t ouully, from Monte rdeu. At Neu . Brunirwirk—the Diana, Hoax, (slim Plytputtllt. At Madeira—the Satuuel Cetuldich, —, Gut* Luuduu. MEETINGS OP CREDITORS AT GVILDRALL, 1111.4 DAN. It. D. John Tennant, Otfotd-street, Middling; TIM and brandy merchant • . - 8 i John Yew Griffith, Northampton-terrace, -City-rood, Middlesex, stock-broker - - 3 ii Samuel Hooton and Solomon Rich, Woodstock-street, nesr Bond-street, tailors - - - 3 i William Davis, Cane-place, Kentish-town, Middle. s :l e i: tm oats maid-Lane, , carruter e - - -3 11 w Southwark, Surrey, coal-merchant - - - - Nathaniel Ward Rowers and William Rowan, Can -3 13 1 non-street, London, comb-makers - . Kennett Todd, Broad-street, London, insurance: 3 lit broker - - • - - - 3 W Thontis.Lockier, late of Upper Thames-street, Lon don, merchant - - it 1 John Ames, Swan lane, Rotherhithe, Surrey, .drake and chapinan - - - I to Thomas Broder, late of Liverpool, Laseashire, _ stationer - - - - -.. .1.19 Samuel Summers, Milk-greet, Clieapside, Loll llk • . . . - . ribbon-taanufacturer - - - , 1 ill - John Bartlett, Newpte-street, London, warelmaill*. man - .. • 1 he William Watson Great Cambridge-street, Hackney , load, Midillesies, builder - - - * it Thomas Matbevs, late of Brydges-street, near Covent garden, Middlesex, linen-draper - - - l a Samuel Lucas Payne, 'Change-alley, London, hat ter - . - -. Vln Das id Moss, Ratcliffe-highway, Middlesex, linen draper - - - - tle Samuel Abrahams, Sandwich, Kent, linen-draper - i 14 Anthony Thomas Bus lea and Thomas Mia sma , Kent-street, Southwark, Surrey, grocers - - 1 ti Houghton Spencer, West tVrPting, CaMbridgeshire, maltettx - - - - - I ti DIVIDENDS. Robert Seateliard Joao, Mark-lane, London, corn dealer - - - John Jarvis, Battle-bridge, Middlemen, coal-mer chant - - - - I John l'erkins, Hertford, carpenter - - - t Emanuel Painuett, Gouts ell-place, City-road, rec- tints. - - Isaac Rowe, Mile-end-green, Middlesex, mariner - to- CERTIFICATES. Davie Keer, of Frandilighaiii, in the comity of Suffolk, tar pon and apothecary, dealer and chapnian. William Fortnum, of hall-Alley, Lonsberd-strict, in theolay of London, stationer, dealer and Harman. William Hoed, late of the Parish of Feminine i in the anpity of Hants, contractor " for cattle, butcher, dealer Mel chapman. John Orgill and Joseph Barton, of Manchester, is the calmly of Limenstce. William Bieck, of Ludlow, in the assay of Salop, Inereetth draper, dealer and durum. MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, ZA 31. MI. The Cam Eesissere this isr tees bee ieppael with Wheel. sod the bug semplesheebet sj ele r eli s, in price. Barley HA few at Peas maintained ibelepleelf; use dew* the ere livens twee, were *weer. Thee was a teleauble Twill of Outs knew rides. Flout es Per" last. p' Corta.impeetor's Returo.,,Tututau a Nr, J ar. SI. ii twat, per load 111. —a. to 24.1. --a„ ; Harley, per quarter 386. —.4. to 4tl. —4 t Oats 3.15. ......d. to sm. .—d. New. Beans Sus. —4. .10 stia ....-41: Medias . .3os. 4 .4. * firs.:-.4ti Pow Sae. —4. to *a. —4. rile& or MOlk . . OAO4. pocktts. Kent .....51. —4. to .61. -j. 1teut.....41. --4. $o 71,e. . su4s,x... 41, Ws. to a so. *mot ...41. 1041. to St. 160. Voir x 41 165., to SI. be rindrOak el. —4. to 14.--o. PRICES OF, HA liiitieritAir: - IMITZ/101/ ' ST. JA vass. Hss 41 ttis. to 61. los. littalt to its. *. -` tog. to 61, Cm. Nem .....01. —4. to C10wer....51. too._ to 61. SI tilw . • 11. IM. to lar M. 11. 92. Amithheill Marker s this day, afforded as todifkreat tap. ply of &fill rut kinds of cattle. Rent isad Mutton aratAtettprt than unr last report —Veal is demo.: Pork add at ha pnee, and the trade for the moat part was rather eat: The miles in the Haymarket were. survey/Iml dull% Straw aad Clover hare dropped iii prier *ilea Moodefit inarketHay aberniawl last pi ire. NEWGATE kNilt LEAD"HALL MARKETS. By tiee - Eiresse. Berf....es. ad. is is. 44 .t Veal .... ts. ad. to 6s. tai. Hutton. 311. ed to 41 rd. P0rk.....45. ad. to Ss. ad• RAW HIDES. Witt Heikts sod Steers, per stove, es. ed.' to 3s. od. M i idling. es. sd. to lie. 64 (lrilmory is. ed. to ed. M arket Calf English Horse od. to 16s. sae► SherpSkins... ls. to Mk 94 . Prim. t ....du. 34. • saa. • .... sua 6d. • Os. • Ships at Market. 14 .. Nevi caellt... 5 ..Sunderland. PRICE OF STOCKS, YESTERDAY. 3 per Ccat. Reduced. ,• • AA t per Cent. Cons/la Wilt 4 per Cent. ... et 5 per ('eat. Navy Long Annuitic• IS 2.-Iti Imperial 3 per Cent. ()waken .. iii india Ready, par. gr. I. dia. . - Exchequer Bills &whale Lottery Tickets Coesuls fur 45th Feb 6Jfkl T. BIB* illusk-broher, 4, Cornlsill, awl 9, chariasverups. COURSB OF EXCILyxGr, J j AtOoterchos 35 7 it U. Ditto at Siglit 34 I I Rotterdmg 11 st 9C. Databor!Ot... 34 • ell'. Altos 34 5 Paris teta)'s date 23 6 Ditto 93 10 9 V. Boardeaux 2J 10 Madrid — inpaper . Ditto. Palermo. Ditto aol effect. Bilbao an Leghorn 494 Gana 4Si I : Li al in eu. les • • • • • • • • . s t: Oporto Ott Dublin Cork MULLION. porit.pt Gold iu Coin awl Bars per oz. - • New Doubloons.. •••• New Dollars — 5 - SlNer in Barn — New Lovas t itch Agin tits the Bank of HcAland, s', per Cont. DEATHN. Stickle*, at her house, is Cork-street, Mrs. Torun, smother of Geiteral Turucr, wke is es his return f. Video. (hi tM 13th list. at lir house at Pealrish, nerir Westhors in consequence of as spdplectie seizure, Gilbert 'lvor Beckett 'Eurorr, Esq. t)a Merida, , tie lath intent, stimidarly, st Easillsosena titer rely laminated, Ralph tiresiside, Esq. 'Major is the :40141 1 York :11ilitts, fa • Welt regiment he had served 40 HIGH WATalt, THIS DAY, AT L Mn.o it .... alio. after.. le I efts. ST IV DON-sal W. —-- • IA)N DON : Pristed by 0. DAVIDSON, Aw t 7, Doi. c.stee, b.. strert. ComosissuSea, ind rebbillsed at Diller, No 1.5, Ds& of St Cleitinst's Ilmtrels, Shand W. STUCK, of No 7, Kest Mina -*tree(, f.awg•Arn Orlon, Sic for this Parer, vest to lb , Oars, post sill be des) .ittiquited to AMERICAN TRADE. OrtsitiAL A merest)* hiouse, in Glasgow, has favoured us with the following big6lp interesting notice re specting "TRAM'. TO Tilt 1114/11Ttli STATES Or AMERICA. n Lirruxs arr now wanted, by the Privy Cons eil, for the protection of Americas vessels generally, with outward coven ; also, for their return eargnont to Great Britain, with special clauses for Her rasters toureceire their firightb, and return to the United blahs, without molerta taint . " HENRY NODDIN and Co. " Hith of Jan. Ist's. " Agents, London." Extract of a letter from Barbadota, dated De cember to : “ The French ship privateer Revanche, cutter Victor, and brio Tripon and Conli.nre, we cruising to windward, and frequently in sight of this island. The Caledonia, Mil ler, armed here ins the let inst. from Africa; she was boarded to W iIIthVIIIA of this island by use of our frigates, who • ' several ut* ►er crew, and in runsespleace of bring overheard. .AA .ita premed, party last evening. short-landed, ler WWII sad Wane topeamst oisst • ..... The Marquise quietly. Cppt. Morns, sans enirgetod to leave Lady C. nu Lootur bad a °el's° PRIM'. "`• the Coast of Africa about the mislaid NiteMilter." night, at her house in Stanlio,:e-.4treet, May-Fair, The following is the substance of the charges pre which was attended by the Countesses Dowager of c I : :. .erre(. agamst I ...eneral N 1 lIITELOCKE : Erna and Scrrort. 1. liaving,contrary to the mow of !nstractions, in the The Countess Dowager SPENCER has been in- ansansons to Buenos Ayres, required that the Civil Officers disposed for several day. past with a cold; her and Mneistratcs should he prisoisers er was, which, it is Lads ship was nutter better last night. wren. d, is contrary to all the customs of war, sad bud • de cided effect in imtlamtsag the civil 000nlatiom to resistance. Tire aasuow Theatre was to close on Thursday ~ E . p .. i . e me ~..y , i . ... r 4, - 4 5c .... t 8 ..... A ,,,.. s butt, with Mr. Cooar's benefit, fur which he was to to a destructive discharge of 'musketry from the tows, perform the part of Lord Towsly, in the comedy of unbind furnishing that army with any mesas of defence or The Proroked Hui:haw-I. attack. Fashionable arrivals in town yesterday— 3. Not heiag pretreat personally on the advance against Buenos Ayres ; also mot keeping open a counnauicamon be. The Duke of Ribaudo freer lkivoir Castle ; the Fat and tween the main bol ni a the troops and the detachment' C 0"... of ' ter "' at their b. "' in /3 " 1.14 " .6 " 2 " . ' fn " wider Ceneral Cur , which eueoptlietl that °dicer to Ostnlity Park ; the Countess of Conynehato, at ntanirope.. a . nth , s t" .. anst lbempes helmilm t, la r t a .le t rm h ; t ol on strre stem r, uf fro A m ntri lrcla s i " id ;Str'iscHon""Yrit 4 : ti . ti kk rrent ' k l w e_riag the fortress of Monte Video without neer-s -ilt his bone in Davies-street ; Hawkins Browse mtv , ' " capable 61 la** a egged"' resistance .. _ln loath Audleemtreet, front Warwickshire ; .nil against any force w hi ch ( " hi b. arau g ht 'P i" ! it. gi r ow lady Shelly, ,i their i sms i s c h o les _ it ,,, , A final adjustment of all matters in dispute be-. . 1P tweeiu the Bristol Dock Company and the Oppo- Se ri is se r tt it ager La& - Mouton has taken an elt- sitton, took place on Saturday last, between a de gam house In C3IIIIOU-street, into which her potation from each body. The arratigeinents Ladyship, and the Misses Masson, removed, yes- which bare been agreed upon remain only to be terday, for the season. canificaned by the Corporation, when they will be We are authorised to say, that the STEMMA'S tseiriod into full effect. Levees will commence upon the first Saturday in The American ship American, bound from New February. York for Londonderry, put into Belfast in distres., The bake of Noarnonar.atawn is so mneh with loss of sails, on the huh inst. On the 4th of indisposed, with the gout, at Alinsiel-castle, that Jantuiry, the Captain, Mate, awl eight passenger', his Grace cannot undertake the journey to town, were washed overboard; the Captain and iiiree ! Mpg!' will detain all that Noble family in the passengers were unfortunately lost, the others ulubuy. 'uteri. Earl Pau,. ono is expected in pined the ,easel, It is suspected the cargo is town iii. day. much damaged. *tie wit 11 I kr M. ESTY . II THEATRE. DRURY-LANE. Last night, a new Comedy, entitled Somethisff to du, was brought out, for the first time, at this Theatre. The following were the principal DRAMATIS PERSO.N.E. Mena J'actor Mr. i10t.L.3 ND. .Edward Cslrrh.Wsd Charles Porky OW. ',dal Oliver maul is Helena Clara The fate which this piece has experienced, ren ders it unnecessary for us to enter so fully into its merits and demerits as we otherwise should do ; and it is still less necessary to describe the various inci dents which constituted the fable. The scene is laid in Germany, and some of the characters have the appearance of Gennun origin. Helena, a young lady whose parents died while she was very young, has been left in the care of two guardians Dr. Tandem and Gohfitestref, who have the custody of •her property, awl without whose joint consent she ' cannot mum. The first of these forms a plan to have the lady united to his son ; the other enter ed= • similar project - in favour of his nephew. Edward, who is an officer, is in love with I lelesa,who appears so indifferent to his suit, that he is about to quit the town of ilavelbery, where all the patties reside. Meanwhile Mem, a young lawyer, *evil from his studies, seeking for a fee, and " something to do," arrives at this lace. lie advertises . hitmiell as an eminent prartibener, and is employed by the two guardians of Helena to drsw up a deed of WU nage. They both give him a large tee, one that he may insert priiately in the deed the name of hiso son, the other, that •of his nephew, us the intendesl husband. '1 he young lauver, however, deceives them both. These constituted the princil.al circumstances of the play. With regard to the eharacters, some of them were feeble awl insignificant, and others drawn with a considerable share of humour.—That of Mess, though a mere caricature, was extremely laughable. The part allotted to Mrs. JORDAN was not at all equal to her talents; still she made a great deal of it. In those passages where she quizzed the two lover.., whom her guardians would each impose Oa her as a husband, she was very happy, and ..net with loud and deserved applause. The play went on very well during the two first Acts ; and the dialogue and incidents, which par took more of the nature of tarco than comedy, excited a great deal of laughter. lu the third Act it began to hang heavily,and symptoms of disapproba tion began to appear. Many dull and ill-contrived passag afterwards succeeded during this end the PAM Act. In the firth the disapprobation was hinder, and before the de/rot/covet took place, the hissing and shouts of Off! were so loud, and continued so long, that it became necessary file the eitethin to drop for ever upon the whole. An epilogue, possessing as little merit as the phly t was pronounced by Miss MELLos. After a ennstrierahle lapse of time, Mr. 1)a CAMP came forward, and announced The Siege el Belgrade for the next evening. Yesterday morning Iler AIA.IrsrY and the PRINCESSES honoured Lady Cu ttl LOTTL Ft st 11 with a visit, at her apartments in St. James's Palace. Iler MAJESTY flail her usual party, on Thursday eveisinit, which emnisted of The f . 1.42111r.PS of rheiteriehl, Car4lican, and Ely ; Earl Sandwell) ; %lament and Yisroonter Sotaiky ; Inure Ca roline Waldegl are and C. Denier; General Grvieville ; sai 31 is, Hose. The ROYAL FAX, LT were expected to It-are the QuEEN'S Palace, for NVindsor, this morning. On Thursday the Prince of Wst.v.s, and his ROYAL BEOTII LAS, dined with Their MAJESTIES and the Patscassas. 'Uleotla ST. ALMS arrived, on Wednesday eveni4, at his house, in Berkeley-tapiare, from Staffordshire. Earl VITZWILLIAII and Viscount MILTON (lined 041 TIMMlay with the Earl of DOM:IIk:STEIL, at his house, in Parl,atreet; Lady 'NAST BOULTSY had a Relect card party, list night, at her home, in Park-strut.. Ainotnist the compuity were the Earl of CARDIGAN, countess Sy ONLY, COilliteSS of Moatox, and Mira Rostßsotr. The Duchess of Let EXETER, JAN. 91. Pet►cavxtax lecii.i.torerc.--This day Lieutenant Halifax, of the Rol al Lancashire Militia, whose engagement to walk thirty miles per day, fur twenty successive days, has been alcBsdi several times noticed in this paper, completed his laborious undertaking, and he was ushered into this city in triumph, preceded by the regimental band of music, and accompanied by au immense concourse of people, both on Minn-back and on foot, who rehlirated his victory by con tinually-repeated buzzes. The timelier of persons of all ranks, both of this city and the neighbourhood, who lined the Topsham road, t hedges, and the streets through which he passed, can scarcely be credited ; they must bare amounted to scarcely less than twenty thousand. fin his return to the hotel, he came forward, and, in a neat speech, rehirifell his thanks to the inhabitants for their kindness, amt the interest they had taken in his favour , and as some injerispee, though absurd, reports had been iiiiculated, that Me %ether officers had endeavoured to act unfairly by Lim, mad AM the waiters at the hotel had been employed for thatapwe, he assured them, that the whole was totally void d Fmsndatien, as he hail received the greatest assist ance, MI the mast masked attention, from each and all of his braider alittem mid every possible civility and accom muslatiou from Mr. Phillips, of the hotel, an every indivi dual belonging to his house. This Pulite, sus received by the populace with the loudest seelantatiou. To estimate this exploit properly, one readers should be informed, that when Mr. Halifax made his bet, be had undergone CO training, previously to its commenceinmati lie bad been unaccustomed 10 such violent exertion ,• api4 mom scarcely have reflected at all uu the magnitude of the stadertaking.— Not tall, but large limbed ;—rather what may be 'termed lusty, than muscular ;—his step not light seed ie rft, but heavy and laboured ;—in a word, with Whit a loung ing walk .—the weather wet, and the reed Mean ar-sillness ur Oat provided mildest, and the bet Ai Ile pay ; These eireentetancee weiglied we snongly with al Vila knew Ma, that it was cassidisnal impossible Is omM -she r—bet W .wellies sod syleits bees hire up ageism Mary met, aud almost Ma erections with waved. The uc he suffered on the mama mid Wed days as. extreme i - sides which, his Art owe Wowed, and he was feverish. The very great attention, mod couidloaed care, however of Mr. Stephenson, the regumu day- stallarangsbu r vessored thus; alllmah ties. Each sueesidiss - gave hila fresh view; hit body became by depose issued to MOUS auvesed • d rum* melt. _widow the time atkaatatl, be was sashietto du ▪ tylelt oi l rase ems tot litmeelf. nies, by perseverance, aallattlyviaehie spi n e, be hes ken etsehled to accomplish as siptatt, which his triads, ad dime who reflected ea the diriftimegto under which he lattauml, deemed imposable. Pie hove Peat plesture in doting Mr. Halifax es the eisceregfal meminatiou of hie Ulmer • but, reflecting as the fatigue mad hamovesiesce enflesteeered is this his lint aamy as s podeetrian, dot Ma time esti ateeMine beee been matiedy absorbed by hem these weeks poet, &Oen Ides of wary other aamossest, and an the comforts of .social eleekty, we w ill stators to predict, Haat he will set amity be be. at say future pealed, to realm each ameba' megage mist. / . "1) NUM ES 1577.) • THEATRE-ROYAL, pal ihs PRESENT EN , EN I! tithe Majeaties• Servants will 11 ROME() AND A Romeo; Mr. Elliston ; Paris., Mr. P %wearer ; Bees-olio, Mr Hothiad ; 1 Prier Lavreete, Mr. Else. -Juliet, DI lu Act 1. a Meanie/Tack Scene.—ln u.asion to thr Mondani* of the Ceps After which, a New Reath Earth F ;JR IRON I; OR, HARLEQUIN I harlequin liege, ' Mr. Martland ; r Little Goes and Ifseltepalni (ad vent ; and the Clown; Mr. 1.44 !....p; the Grants of ritaiu, Mrs. 1 • i'coonorrow, th e Collie Opera of 1 ittheelerg --tha Wethethay, the (.:e alb die Operatic PiNe of likatsioros t'.4 a. 7;llLore fur Lore; uith tie. I' is Neure.....And on Frkla •.• A ?kw Opera po in rehea,,,i .f • THE Ai OLIN TAi lie** Room , mr: Liratine-o.—Maans Bakens Muir Mr. Blanchard. Zarayda, Main Nor; After which, a New panto MAIILEQt- IN fits VII. FIRE., AVA FEB, EAR' Harklaiii, Mr. lialopta,jun.; Sir to Columbine), Mr. Ridgway ; Chia Mr. Grimaldi. Coltunkine, Alowts H. S. and E. Adams. The liicw Pantomime of H er t mi Fire, Water, Earth, and Air, will I th a week - . Tile Neu Mcaraa of The Waitaki Bimodality" continuing to lro rev app!ause, will be a. kit Tb-moten Wrilamatar... the Comic Mom of 'ri —And no Satarday, the Sacred Oi cempose3 by 4 o. P. Hamlet • • e . s NSW THEATSN, SAP Strand, oppwite the Ny Authority of the Lard The New Comic lhaliet of Action . hielwst Approtadon, will THIS PRESENT and E id fu i ther *mice a New 111 Alias scorr, eutitka:r6 Arcr Nobody reer'.nl to Woo. The Maui an and Sam rartetu—Mary Ann. % . t..5 pianism awe; Celia, Master a. eicu ; Ytti lap, Mr Clay re ; ;Sista, d tsa Slu• Illwasetary; mad Jettnett, Misi Sew Gr. 44 tieria-anaie ballet of Act;au, ore, and Dreannienr, eninposed rs is eaIIeONONNEY ISLAND; I 7'l,lkilittatt-44ZiergnIat Mange Oftener ; °travel e s, Neater Fir:more ; and Yank", it'Doseld, Mho trade-At ;• FAlrn: En, Nip Herr. Moolrp•--34M keys, Newroan, and Letterq std eradVITTI Salient' I.IIIIOWF.AI .6144 A.4t11111.d, II•od Cilk , and M 1113114 Mw farditu t;iinue ht wet be introdered the ativart Gavotte of Vann% from the Opera Ate., toe Negro .4nige,h) 31aat T Welt. Verism New Yee. Tool Cftad Operatte Ppertack, iuterept oft, Daacar, Comiet_ to, &c. with Dlesaes, and Decoration,. written the New Muni , aunt Overture, eon ULTHONA THE tatECEll tere--Mirinulw, Mae Curtilite Gin • ligibeartury ; Lard Earinpuil, MM. Nash) HS Simi; Freebooter) 31aster F i e, umere Principal Fairy, Visa Lnoina Giro Witch) Mr. Mow; wad Vidows, the Secoery attd Waehtsery eattrel ieota,, aid extvite4 by Aft. More parties by Mr. Fore. Between 11 Spectacle, will ',slut/Awe& • lora MR t-IFIMIKf.-.Lester of the B while ender the diresAes of Meese Daum apes at iiiso.baght preci Pit as.-4lftlf Prior . (latter befur Prxes e* fur lb. Bo to be o'rl k.—Fteri a .ts cahoot possibly Neves. Ls of tlie vvetirmafter, aaif to be bill at tier Thsairt, Cite, TU TI InSITIBI> KIN Loans •no E•rrst V Y Gt. ILL, be happy iti twitons experiments on (So ) at sin boars notice. mat litileaValkilfreiteMPOilwo it will be die - Tree ve • pal-Mil, Jeotu ►eon, Ito VALEUR mad DLLASON* Rama. - . -----4- NI ASR. FALEilit teepee i_ Pahlie, la utilities to lin dimities of MINERAL TIETE *IP With setiiketiss, bp has 1 limits% se ere** tig. . " 11 'PALATE, so as . ' I to ri spechani of fits art, . r. P. n ena deer lately nrnmei frost bake, w aka away ia the Mahlon* WI premieres mreeanapteasa ware orr N ROW ID Car relieved. as au be talk, vitt ease aatiatialbatioa. Mr. F. aisle bap keys to 01416 indioasattaakaat eitarbeathaar 1 la his endeavours to . *ma kim has beat siren tit vailion Pali nomid, that be watt drag be tit.. Mr. raker, beast hoinaared riblic favour, ran ire. no other larepoiatird, and imitable old n nu, is orogen-at, tint whin tie e is those wino hoover Itioa .aritli t an tiogaseroas Focal czi aue ore Blear Mr. ar lola phi, to • al:Ai—him Artificial ' iiiii • ho ranks hisbbrake Awls, will .sid for whirk be .as slarsainall) of sixty , linens ! . Mr Taieur b,gs kayo to Intl r sae e‘prrionnts, lir hao sorer, 'teeth as hicurrustiMn, that he I of exi sate, if tn.). Nis war law se say ether intact j.l e' . 7 ..`~ ..'L ;CI LI