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This day h rul.lithed. iii Oda VONIIIO. loyal 05avn, pTit! . . lea. boars, . A TREATISE of the LAW of PARTNER. SHIP. By WILLIAM WATSON. isq. Baariret at I.lw. The Seetwd Edition, w.ih vttasalerable Addations. London Printed J. Butt -marsh, F- I .treat. _ dAy am 0511•ia,'4,; , • T HOUGiITS on the PnI'ISZ.N; f CRISIS ci DOMESTIC AyrNiks. 11 ANOllii.R. LAWYER. Piloted L , J. trdiehar.t, looks:Mei to Her Malady, Na. 190, apputnte Tit:sd.vate ps.quwed : ;rice la. 64 THOUGHrs nn the CATHOLIC QUESTIoN. " It it both certain and evident to all men, that els public pram and hat,tpine,i u: any State or Riitudom cannot be pro served, where the lowa, Liberties, and Customs, eatabliahtd br tile la•vfulauthovity i•, it, are openly transgressed awl atinuiled me. e :peewit, where the alteration of Religion is endeavoured. acid that a religion, which is contrary to be, is endeavoured to ►e introdivsed 13,10.1 which tlo.l who are moat i:linediateis ceneemed In it, am inalisporrublv bound to endeavour to pie serve a,d insolent) the establimed Laws, Liherties, and Cus toms, end, ►bone all, the Riligion and Worship of God, that is estab *hot among them; and to take ash an effectual care, that rho inhabitants of the sad Stet or Riogdriert may neither be dv pi mot of titer. re!igion, nor of their eir,l righte." D e ctarAwii of this Niece of Orange, of the Reasons iin. diming boo t a appear in amts., for preserving the Pros hot rot Rdigios, and fur restoring the Laws and Libor too tin England, Scotland, and Ireland, 10th of UCto bor. 1656 Landon Printed for .1 Hatehard, Rothmeier to Het Ma limey, No. 190, opposite Albany Howe, Pireadilly. MILLIARDS Ttai• day is pahtiehe.!. in11 : ;, --- naitavo, pike Half a Guinea iu tewrit, e otteniseed with Seviintecn Ligravinv, APRAY,' 1C \L TREATISE UR the GAME of K 11.1.1 areJrite'y crithibitoig the Rules and Tracqe• admitted and establthe 114 the firs. Pl4yors of the present day : and .Ilustrated Nth a luminous Ca ection et Cl.ve eaidanatore e ith of the el , f3rent Fount of the Game , salcuLaiona (or Bett,:ig, Table. of act. to . . By E. Wi :11E. F. 471. Pruntefl Milk', At.se:n4,le-street. Thu Aav i, pAlfthed. .n F .nheep Octave, p•iee Si beards, embeiii,lied with a Cur I Eilinaving and Vignette iron. eTULTIFER.A NAVIS ; or, The Modern ship of not,. .t•a Nmessius. A Whip teethe Hato, a grNle for Ate Att u and a Rc..d le the F .451's rebli,hell by Wiliam bliner. Albeinarle•stiezt. N.R. The a:),oz is An ocgt..ell:omprsition, founded on the Plan of Aleit4,44 el.reniv`. ee:eor.iterl TainCation of The Sno b , tin! in 1%,4n. 11J. day is ;subbs;te.l, beat.fully printnd, by liallaityns, eustset.l.lted with Feiht Fog, .•inito, by Flitter, (rule Amu lets by P,:uck..n ernen Wu..., pries 12. board., THE tiIIIP‘VIZECK. Aroem. FAI.C;JNER. • Ss , .o t. Th. T , t il:ns:•.0.•• ati Notes, and • the Aetbt., J 4_.1..A1U:L, Viaar of Preston, and L.1),/f.Nal to the Privet. pflo , tl I %V,if,asn Miner, Mbensertekrers. NH A fro, (,'spies ren.iin tn. ogle of the rrst Edition of the •o..we Meek, rah prod P:•tos,linoe,lal rw, This d.y 4a p in Super Ronal 'Ks Fere if.iul• I , e, an .1 lb '4. the Firer Vc!um♦ of APICTURLiqLYE R I.: PRESENTATION of oho NAVAL, MIL! I'M!. Y. aid MISCELLANECHIS COS t U 4ES Of GREAT hit t fAIN, eritS a Deseriptire relay on me subject of each Plate Br JIIHK AUGUSTUS ATKINSON. This Work will be e , mpleted iu Three Volumes, entrain. ing One Hundred Subjects ; it :s pt aced uniforinlr, se.t te,orrisit, hee,,ru f ,sny, the Wu/0C Ni RUSSIAN C‘MTUAE and MANNERS, published by Mr. Atkinson. Sconid V.,:urne ell be reedy in January, 18 8. Printed fur William 31:1:er, Albentarle.s rest. Where may be had, pries 131 13r. The COSTUME ansl MANNERS of RUSSIA, by the ikme Author, ah..%e alluded to IRELAND. Ibis day is published, in Uttavro, pis, nal/ • Glithea, in hrliditied with • bortempi•Ce, THE JOURNAL of TOUR THROUGH IRE LAN D. in the yew 1.06, describing on her o Inplat Orw "1.• or• and Po., ; u. WII.Ch is prefixed to Account or ~ .e I .e..sixr of Ireland in 1110, b Raul Stroup haw, drc Br sir RICUARD COLT HO %RE. Bart. P•iAN d f-r ..Vin. Mule , Alneimairii..titet. Of Whim mrr hr .1. .he few Cm... which h..w remain for rile. or I n c of ARCiI73ISIIOP Conine, WALY.S. se,•ice of Hole Cri4l, in A.D. Tranilated by Sir Richard Coil IPiare, Non. _ • Ihh be2totif• I Work h in two thick voltsofts, royal ertitttn, ernli,ths; sal and itispospfien Elght :3 I Pmas ifs hasints.l Paver, Zleveu Ottinea, bards. II A. For a WI and irrlu , nist account of this tplin.6d puh. n: T•.e Edinburgh Re‘mw, and t u Mdy, I !Tr'. htsitiitY tIF NumvoLK. New nv,nitifiell le. and wft be complete in eleven th , e( clo,ely•rainted %%doom% large Royal ONavo, price le, womb, eel a few Copies on Royal Quarto, peke Two Cullum IV V OE I T e h . ELD'S TOPOGRAPHICAL HIS. Ti Y of the COUNTY of NORFOLK ; containing the whole hlatter who h lb in the five Fnlin Volomee, with all the Kites t-C VA% td, and an additional one, ■ Poetra.t of the The re-publication of thi. celebrated sod very wares MO.. ry, c ,,, ..nenced by Subscriptioo, in Jtv.-, 18)5. Toe Copies rri: ted werr. Iss,ortl to a sm.:l srepreseon, and 'Jot few of titres ro.yr rea.asn sa'a. A Hoboes sr ruS i.htd every four tal..n , los. The f•.'.' ow. , are a!ready printed Vol. f:oetase.ng the Hunirels of Uses. Golicrese, sal S hropha n 3, Bu•tl of Thetfoof, and Hundreds of Gmne4hoir, Wa:lan4, al,d V..n!hCle. Vol , . 111. end IV. the City el Norwich entpl-er. Vol. V. iftem.,;di Teid, 1 1 eperaele, tiatalsaos, and Illenstite4. The 6 . h Vo.o to will Se 'hurt!. reedy. Prentee I %Viilain Millet, Altwitark...creet. NII A Few C 4 the Motley of the City .4 S"neleh, in Two V Amine., went taken of to sell separately, rite 3t:s. wittni-briards. MISKRIES UP HGMAN LIVE, Printed ft.!. WOlasm :114:er, Albemarle street. Thil d..y p, puhlositad. with varvius Eagrawilies. hand %nivel y prn,tM to F O.:Lava, price M. boards, tr or 4 ertr.,.. • ntle:i.o. 4 wet' a Vennlispiena, rrHE 5E.: 4 ):41) Vin.UME of The MliE a Ribs of 1111.al 1N LIVE; er, The Lail G•nans of Tiointhf Ti•ty aiot iensitive. With *Ohsn ar.• mow for vie r.l rime i eisedisroirl s Ve-rities, 111'14:lita . to this ~ n n Proac Vcr..• la Nine ad.hrlyet•l Ma ks tv•irh., • e. fly JACIES iffitEsFOßD, A.M . Ifri.uw ut Merton tlefe , 4. , by H pahli.hett, the khghth Edam of the F ir ti tyltteh /44ty uu►eih•heJ with • new and chartcter hit. Fe.o.p.ece. N. It stains,. Pane• are engraved by %craven, from br.w.nr• by ,vosbor dt• e Pinar ts nag pric.• i 2. a Steers of %c•^a:eea Crd•w::d ragra.uq., take.. moo w. V .t•srnn ..f the lifwer 4 .e.oar Ileruan L.fe , d aw.s and skyward by J. A At- Tbis set of Ifumuu•nu. e.sbe r to l a . M , .an•: 4.1_1.1011 ti..- .•p.i+tely a boards, , Il tha latiatr,descriloasc L.:tea-press as garen ,41fERICA Si V.V TOLL APRIL 17. Captain Vieary, of the brig !idly gad thity, from Batavia, arrived 11:-re yesterday everting. Previous to his departure from Batavia, a squadron of Bridal, ships, under the command . of Sir Edward Pellew, came into the Roads, and burnt two fr:gates aoJ sixteen other armed vessels, near the Dutch bat teries. Want of room compels us to defer the particulars until our next.—( Pligadelthis Paper ) ~,. H '.YTI Port a ta•Prinre, March 1:1, 1807. Extract from the Jout.tal oldie Sr,,ate, GI their Sosiui, March 9, 107, 4th rtr or t''.. todeireotk.ice t f Hayti •' the Smote aasearblcd agreeable to the 68th article attar Constitution. A member observed, that since the rebellion of Henay Christophe, nominated Pies.delit of Hayti, by the Constitution Assembly, at its Scums of the 2EM Dec. Ifh.'6, the Pie-ideate, had b•rt vacant, anal that the public good imperiously ac quired that it should proceed, without delay, to the cicalae of a new President, conformably to the lOoth and lbeth articles of the constitution. " The subject being dellhitiated urn, it was r ^solved unani.noud., to proceed to the election of a new President ; and urgency decreed " The balote being taken, there were found to be 16 •otes anal that General Petion had 13 votes.—Whereupr n Gene ra Pe Con was pr. lairnea President of Hayti. " Signed, s H 1.1 fI6R, President " In the name at the Republic " The Fmk!Wm of Ifavti inching that the above act of the Senate be publivbcd and executed ; end be vetted with lb. s-al of the Republic. " PETION." Ell %A ICU —Under the H.. 341 of Cerlifieues;•l4st week, for Gssqte Roffey and Rickard Swinton, not orgy George Roffey, THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, THURSDAY, Juwa 4. The dispatches brought ley the Mama., from La Plata, state, that tl.e town of Col..nia di Sacra• mPrsto, which is immediately opposite to Buenos Ayres, bad surrendered to the British troops, with out opposition. It was from this place that the Spanish troops, from Monte Video, crossed the river, when they retook Butnos Ayres. The pos session of it will very much facilit.tte our operations against that plate. The Tre;sury rapers, of yesterday, state, that " General &comma means Iss loathe n, alsaek •nr she !!td alt." We can state, upon the best authority, that of Major MORGAN, who has brought the last •dispatches front Lord HUTCHINSON, and who, on the day of Lii departure from the nussian Army, had a personal interview with General Enantossx, that a different sentiment prevailed :n that General's mind ; his determination being, as he expressed to Major Weasel, cot to alla.k the Fretted, but, in case of being attacked hy them, Is gior arms a SIMMS 'veggie's. Major glosioAts is, from pro. fessional experience and local knowledge, se evrell qualifiod to form a eofreEt opiniun, hav ing accompanied the Austrian and Russian ar. miss in every campaign, during the war, that his judgment may be relied on. To raise flit siege of Dantaie is certainly a mess importaut ohjell ; but, perhaps, important as it may be, it it not worth hazarding the fate of an army, on whose soceets or defeat the condition of Europe dej ode at this moment. Bert SIGSLPI seems to adopt int principles of FASiel M116111 , 41:S ; and it ie to be hope 4 that the result of his condua will be equally ausp,;:ious to the civilized world. In our Paper of the 29th last, we gave a c( of the New Constitution of St. Domingo, all.l Hayti, and of the Proclamation announcing it, and declaring General Hann , : Czatsvoena, First Ma gistrate, by the title of PROSIDINT of H•Yri.— The Constitution, including the appointment of Cmaiseorna for life, was proclaimed on the 17th I of February last, and report stated, that the new order of things remained without any change in the beginning of April.—We have, however, received American papers, which, though not of a later date thanthose, the arrival of which we announcedoaTues d.y, contain an ankle, from which it appears that the power of Cu ais ro e has been short.lived, cad that some new convulsion has taken place in that unfortunate island. It is pu i:t a New York Paper, of the 17th of April, an I purports to be an extraa from the Journal of the Senate of Hayti, in their Session. March 9, 1807, appointing Gen. Pct lON, President of Hayti, in the room of Cm ais- Torre. The at ticle states, that .4 since the rebel lion of Hexer C 111111701411, nominated President of Hayti, by the Constitution Assembly, the Presi dency bad been vacant. and that it banante neces sary to proceed to the election of a new President. a itlyru! delay." The ton on rebellion his not b:tu usu- I ally applied to the head of a state, and w e can f orm tin conj-flare respelling the event, denominated a re bellion, which &Fired Cnaistorna of the Presi dency for He, and led to the appoimmer t of Parton as his successor. The system, htmever. dor, not at. pear t 3 have sir red any change, the appo • mmea of PCT:os being according to the Ism prascrauel by the new Constitution. • T.se New York. Papers, to the 4:11 of M .y,. as we stated on Tuesday, annanneed, that the !nip sloop of war sailed froze Washington, on the 2-}th of April, for England, with Mr. , ?ViIVIANCE, late Secretary to the Arneriun Legation at our Court. When the Way was first ordered to be in readiness to sail for Eng land, it was prediaed that the British Treaty was to be sent back in her. It was, however, e.►derstood at Washington, the 25th March, that the Treaty would not be sent back, but that aft,s range discussion and explanationisetween the reyeEtive Governments, it would ba finally submitted to the Senate of the Unite 4 States. Mr. Pu AVI .V4C F. Is prlbably come to Ehglarid with instruaions to that effea. A New York Paper, of the 11th of April, con tains an extra} from a Ph.lad •Iphia Journal, stat ing the arrival of a vessel from Re :via, wah an account of the destruaion of two frigates, and 16 other armed vessels, near the Dutch batteries. The date of the arrival of the easel, is not meationed ; and although The Pedadelrina.bermal promises eie details in its next, we find no further notice of this achievement in the New York papers to the 4;h of May. The American papers,. as we lately stated, are filled with the preparatory business to the Election ; and, as has been uniformly the case upon similar occasions, party spirit runs very high. Connie'. for TIWg AS Aunts Estates •continues to he one of the leading persons is the business at Nlw York, in which he appesrs to have acquired considerable in fluence. Sir Facade BURLICT Tis not so much the snbjea of cowmen:, of praise, and dispraise. in the London papers, as is Mr. EMI., IT. is those of New York, and even his enemies give him credit for su perior talents, and amiability in private life. Due of the charges brought against him, is, that he has endeavoured to convert Toe Hiaaaatas Paovr• D•MT Socierv, an establishment formed in that city, on a principle of charity and national benevo lence, into a political engine. The several parties deal largely in scurrility, in personal and national reflnaions of every kind. Mr. Emus. in his at tacks upcn Rcrus Keasi, formerly Minister to cur Court, asserts, that when a lad. •" f e was "aervan: to, and wore the livery of his, Mr. Eslstat's ances tor, Sir Gapaoa Texet s i" and the partizans of Mr. K ;No retort, „ Irish Jacobit and reahor."— Such is the spirit in which the Elea:clattering Can vass is carried on. The Ministerial Prints dart• abound with reports of the assembling of transport:, And other preoara. tions for the immedrtte E *ilia); of the long-rumour. cd expedition. None of t:•;e troops, however. have yet received orders to em!lark. On Friday last, thirty-two sail of transposes. hay ing on board some batte.;lns of the King's German Legion, sailed from the Cove of Cork, for Ports mouth. under convoy of His Majesty's brig Seagull, Captain CaIITWRIOUT, and Wrangler gurt-htig. A cartel arrived at Portsmouth yesterday from Franc-. It brought over Capt. Woanerrr, late of His MAIM Y'S ship Catarte, which was takes in the yrar It-04, on her pa...sage with convoy from th. iftleoa. by the Rochefort squadron, after a mr.si determined resistance. We have not heard that the cartel has brought any news. Yesterday, a Court of OireClots was held at the East India Hourr, when the fullsowlng ships were taken up, viz.: Sara. 6 Chrieimm, Tvis, Alms, Giory, Sir William Path "Av. Itiorthalloptun, Mann and Mien. The Court adj .urned a t b i z o'cloc k, tilt to-morrow. The Eagle, Vitt.t.i a Ms, from the Cane of Good Hope, went into Buenos Ayres, and is seized ter. e. The Ellen, WATSON ; 7JAAct. CAL DIM ; Surrey, BLACK; Am I miss ; &Amur, I) John, MONDAY; Prince V Woks, D•IL ; Tnrus, CONNOLL Y ; flees lbesleers, PA IlltYS /Meaner, ‘. VIIOIAPION ; Fez, C4cmaatt.t. ; and the Prises -town, Foossn, from London; Clarkson, STIVLNSON, hot."' Finn ; Qattn Cbarlette, ANOR KWh from the car', vr Good Hope ; Favekrite, CLeves. Ann, from Guern; . y; Ocean, CRAY/USD, from Liverpool ; and the Resiie. PIAILY, from Fal mou*, arc arrived at - Monte Video. The Fre& iGeueral DANICAtc, who formerly had a command in 4.a Vendee, and who placed himself at t h e h ea d 01 the Sedions of Paris, on the 13th Ventlemaire, 17y,ti, in opposition to Bow AAAAA c, who commanded s of the Direttory, re turned to this count!). in s lne of the last Packet boats, from the Continent. He experienced consi derable diffictilty in effeaing 1 , is escape from Al tons, M. Bounicums, the ft. -neh Minister at Hamburgh, haring m.rde ever) e l ertirn lo his power to arrest him. - We are informed, that when Gent's 11 Bala " " sumndered to the Spaniards, they s him 1:10 miles into the coun t ry, w h ere , b eing schfiereatly treated, he refused a parole, whence on n "king his escape, and arriving on the shore side, :it Mire" with two Spanish Loatmen for 1000 doll a rs, t 3 be put on board an English cutter, then ertrisii‘ /WU the ; shortly after getting on hoard, his ts, - ePe was discovered. and the two boatmen. on tbvie. • turn, were takea and tarrnetliarcly hanged. Sunday se:might. the 97:h regimen:, and 71. Garrison battalion, quartered in Limerick, receives! the route, the Ist divi.iun,A use jib marched on Tuesday morning tor dirt and on Wednesday the Ist division of me Garrison Battalion marched to Galway; they are to ise rep,accd by the Cush and St st reg , rneats, as present arm sheis march fur limerick. %.9;11 (% .-.. , INPU PASIIION4BLES. A letter, dated Calcutta, Nor. 5, 18%, say s " The cold weather has set in unusually earls, the gaieties of the season have curnmenced At .21 esidency, under the most pnimising auspices. Lord Lske's firs; public night was held at Lordship's house, at Chowringhee. on Wedaes last. and will be repeated this evening. l'he attendance at Lady Barlow's bit I and map on Monday evening, was crowded and The dancing went o with great life, and the ta. party displayed the highest gaiety and spirit. 1 . Persian Ambassachr was present, bei , g the first . casion on which his Excellency has been iutroLc to an assemblage of Lsdies, sir...o his arrival at t Presidency. His Excellency appeared highly gr tiB•d with the bless of beauty and deviate. Colonel Collins and his Lady arr,:.d in tnwn Monday morning, an 4 were present at Lady B a , low's entertainment in the evening. Mrs smith, the L I cly of the Atlvocasze Ceicn! will have a brilliant parry her :louse Chowrinkies, being her first viz entertainment th;s season. Oa Saturday last, being the Annirerrar!r•f Victory of Laoyarre. Mr. N agent gav e a <, d e j as n e to the Right lien. Lord Lake and a party of Ladle, and Gentlemen, to the number -t 80. ilinithfinic i fit.t :ank. and fasnin o of settlement. l'he entertainment wio ar e nv , r. and elegant r an excellent band n 1 ranl:c en!in: - .tt the .cane ; aid after the reps.% the ladies jon.ed in a lively country dance." 1 ,iSQVg RAUL. poismioNAIRIS 1111111rt . TIoll, Thy SishseriberS are rsq aged to send for into SeN:4ll Tiekrtithts day end 11.-tr.brit,w, the 4th and 3tti Juii SOO Exile rickris (st tw. . Guineas each) will b e u that awash% end any Sistiseri'ww wishing to "sew, e or two (or their friends, way do so, if satiaently early eatii.n. The name; and th,a (Aced' mast b, se— to the tatty. Ticktti not trais4Orahl!. N. block d0u.1,1 •drn tte4. ..... ....... N R. Any Lady or Gent Galata traerJerring a Titit a . " sullieJ the beater to r x,. ukon. By order of the Dir , •etrw, J. BOYLE, ^•a•tr•. Yesterday, the Pa talc auas hoi.Gured Lady :,d:.s. Lorre Fuca Kith a tilOrllitly visit. cha Yeitery u..oLinit, the Prince of 'Watts, azd tl.e ROYAL DUSEP, visiteti Their MAJWIIIq. Yesterday, the Prince of WA'. es dined with Go. Ht. tsr., at Chelsea. Lard Niut..Ga v yes•orday entertained ele Ca. binet Ministers with a dianw, at his house, in the Admiralty. The Marquis and fkfarchioness of Lstsnows gave a grind dinner, on Monday, to ?maces As. •Jusrys and Geoane DE HoLststu OLossausca; Baron M• LTZA ; the Marquis aid Marchioness Of WINCHESCS.II, and Lady 1 4 :. lisrlLtoa. Mrs. MOM I ACM& has ISLItd card: foe a lap party, on the 15:h in.tint, at ha; el...put Lour, is Portman-square. Colonel 'Parer!' will leave town. next Friday, for the Cmunty of Donegal, to jliit his regiment. Arriv•ls at Cheitenham Spa— Sttlat!. rho Earl of Egmont, Bishop of Dam and Fam6, L.dy H.nter Lan, 1 e ea Dzas ant fa. milt., Lord and Lady l'etr:. Lor.l and Lady Matd, Hon. Lady and t e %las .1 Duncan, II Ai. Mu lorkc, S,r nleurlde: sad Lady Careptoad, d•itaart and Lally Wigton and nano!, Sir Challis snot Lad, Saxton, Sir Frames. and Lady Fwd, La comma do.Ar Tnen.y. . . The launch of the State Barge, built for the City of London by Messrs. SRA ett.6 and Copra cr. cf . 4 appointed for Saturday nest. the LUUD MAVOI, Court of Aldermen, and several of the Cumin ttees of the Corporation, are expefcd to he present. lord CALTIIOIII.I died, on Friday lut, at Flash ing, near Falmouth, in the 2d.1 year of his age. His Lordship is succeeded in his title and estates by his next brother. the Hon. Cecinas Carastoars, who has not yet attained his 20th year. Mrs. H. Jonasrow is on hard duty—she waste piay hiiiia Hardy. by desire of Lady Pyrex, at Cheltenham, on Tuesday ; perform at Glnueette: last night ; and this night, by desire of Lad Aux. ANDER Goanuta, and Major BLAIR, perform LAO Trask, at Cheltenl,am. Mr: and MIL Tnouss Hong gave a gm , " dinner, on 1 uesday, at their house in Duchei • street, to the Bishop of Coax, General and Capt I:2 Baassrono, and Colonel Buasows. Mrs. Eit;UMONT gave a grand children'; bill, on Tuesday night, at her lwase io Purtman-squ.re. The arrangements for the evening were upon t!:1 most splendid scales—at the bottom of the grAld staircase were placed the rarest timers ; the frac drawing room was appropriated to dancing, 1114 the floor most tastefully chalked, representing naval victories. The roam was lighted by diamood.cit glass lustre', with wax lights and side lights in , r• rune branches. Tables were laid for one huodrei and s y for supper in the parlour, and were ni-it ta.tefully ornamented with the most bestalll flowers, and abounded with the rarest fruits. At niiie o'clock, the ball was op.m..J by Lord M.o. - nun nom' , and Miss A. kits ussuar , f ivourbe dance of Lady .Iloatdemorry. in : were joi..ed by upwards of fit men couples, is w•••••• the beautiful Lady Ts imposts Piety, and Lot , . J• 6114 Muno•y, were much admired. Arnontt the company w e re— I'm, Luke and Lauchasa of Athol. the Duellist of Chando the Lnl and Collates, iaf ; Lads Airflloll P.K:I holm, Ja.nes sad Chitin Mar.ay ; R.1110 , ;0 , .• ‘ 1 Merry, E. Murray, Milbanke, 31:1 Aon %Vynd.,3m; and Mns Foulkes ; Use ?Assam Fired, banks. At one o'clock the company sat down to supper I after which they returned twine, luAtity dielgr.test with their evening's amusement. The Marchioness of Hear 704 D had a very grind concert on Midday last, at her house in Manchester. square. SA i.aus led the band, with his ac~us• toutei excellence. N•t.Dl, Staosr, ROVIOIIOO,STA faulatee Bisect's, were the vocal performers.- . 'e music was well selea-d, and *laurel* Po' f..v, - ned. The Prince of WA Les, the I)uke of Yonqt. AD A a tarp assemblage of Nobility, were pteser.S.