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THEATRE-ROYAL, CUVE NT42 A RD EN. THIS EVENING. MONDAY. March 26, will be performed the Play of TIIE STRANGER. The Stranger, Mr C. Kemble ; Count Wisteraen, Mr. Connor; Baron Sieinfort, Mr. Egerton ; Tobias, Mr. Chap man; Elands, Mr. Farley; Solomon, Mr. Emery. Mn. Mini Dance (her 3d appearance on •ny stage); Countess Vl'intersen, Mn. Nark ; Annette, Mrs. Liston; Claudine, Mrs. T. Hill; Charlotte, Mrs. Gibbs. After which, 50tb time, a new Grand and Comic Pantomime called HARLEQUIN AND FRIAR BACON; Ge, TH E BRAZEN HEAD. Fria, Rican, Nh. Conte', Veindermast (afterwards Paula. Imese), Mr. Barnet; Adonis' Fribble (afterwards Lover), Tonng G•imtl.li; Yona i r Morley (afterward, Harlequin), Mr. Eller; Mrlissent (afterwards Columbine), Miss E Demerit; Miles (afterwards Clown), Mr. Grimaldi. Doors to be opened at Halt past Six o'Clock—the Play to begin st Seven. Boxes, 7. ; Second Prier, 3s. 6d —Pit, 3s. 641 ; Second Pricy, 2a.—Gallery, es.; Second Price, Ill.—Upper Gal lery, la. ; Sccood Price, 6d. Places for the Boxes to be token of Mr. Brandon, st the Box.ollice, Hart-street, frooa Ten till Four. A l'rivate Box may be had fur the Seems, or nightly, of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-Office. To-morrow. Don John, or The Two Viu!ettas—after which The Nina mad his Men. On Thursday. The Stranger, with The Padlock. FR. MATHEWS (liming been out of his Element) will be fonnd again AT HOME, for the 130th time, at the THEATRE ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND, THIS EVENING, sod on Mondays, Thursdays, 411111 Saturdays when be will have the %pour to attempt a Description of his Travels in AIX, EARTH, and WATER. In Part Third Mr. Mathews will represent the Pleasures of a Sea Voyage in the Polly Packet. Mr. Mathews's New - was received as usual. THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND. WEDNESDAY NEXT, March 28, 1821, ao entirely new I.CC TURE on the STRUCTURE of the UNIVERSE, will he delivered by Mr HARTLEY. The whole of the Machinery has been constructed on a scale of unprecedented splendour, magnificence, and ex pense. A new Apparatus has been invented fur the display of 'the name/urn tranoparrut scenes which represent the ' , erica's Systems, together with the telr-copie appearances of the Planets, Comets, Ac cud the illnuttrations of the Theories of Tides, Ecliptics, Re. Ac. In the coarse of the Lecture, a Globe 18 fait in irircum. Terence—a grand Planetarium, representing Oregon, Earth, and Moon, with the times of their respective &VI/Wittig/I, imitated with mathematical accuracy, and encircled by a Zodiac Ore Hundred Fret in eircomferenee—and a Triaged- Serest Orrery of unparalleled extent, deetribing a Circle of One Hundred end Thirty Feet, in which the Soo, and all the Planets and Satellites rreultring round him, are seen in motion, with their comparative Diameters and Orbits, will be also displayed. • a * At nitre vale appropriate Symphonies from the Sacred Oratorios of Handel, Haydn, Ac. will be pc:trimmed on the Organ by au eminent Professor. AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR.—This Reet&bly perfomrd Liquor Ober original invention of 11,. Henry), which is of well.known efficacy in refievioc faintness and head-ache, and in couateractiog the effects of overheated, close, or infected air, continues to be prepared, to the greatest perfection, by Messrs. THOS. and WM. HENRY, MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS, M A NCH ES. .TER. Itis sold in London, wholesale and retail, by Messes. BATLEY aid BLEW, Perfumers, Cockspur-strret ; and rood, price 2.. Ad. by one or more Agents in every principal Sews; but it cannot be genuine, soles. the names of the above Preparers are engraved on the Guru - mond Stamp, 'obit\ is fixed over the cork of each bottle. Proper Ilponge Boles are sold by Bayley and Blew, as usual. As shave usay also be had, authenticated by a Pi arailar stamp. IJENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA, in bottles at lbs. 94. a with Elan stoppers at 4s. id. BURGEFO4' ESSENCI OF ANCHOVIES. h'erefiontie,lol, Strand, cornet of the Savey.steps, London. J OHN BURGESS end SON . (I it g ypprt.ed of the numerous endeavours made by many petunia to impose a spurious article far their snake, feel it incumbent upon them to request the attention of the Public, in pur chasing what they conceive to be the Origins!, to observe the Name sad Address corresponds with the above—the general appearance of the spurious description* will deceive the un guarded, and fur their detection, J. B. and Sun submit the following Cautions: some are in appearance at 6iat sight " The Genuine," hat without any Name or A.ltlress—sumo " Murree% &score of Ancleovies•—others " Borges's"— red many more without Address. JOHN BURGESS tied SON haviag been many r ues honoured with such distinguished approbation, feel every iontiment of respect towards the Public, and earnestly so. licit be. to impect the Labels previous to purchasing what they conceive to be of their make, which they hope will pre vent many dissppointinents. BURGESS' NEW SAUCE, for general purposes, hs•ing given such great satirfactiou, continuer to be prep' '1 by them, mid is recommended as a most earful and convenient Sews—will keep good is all dimities. Wassfimme,lo7, Strand, corner of the Savoy-ateps, Lou don.—(The Origiad Eisb-Sauce Warehouse.) „ Cases have occurred r . when Me Duration of Life has been """derabili Prolo,ged.), where the Payment Aar Men more than double the Snm assured. A Bonus, amounting, in most instances, to Twisty-See per Cent. and in some to upwards cf Thirty per Cent. on the Premium paid, within the last eleven years, eliding at Mi chaelmas last, has been added to all Policies of Assurance effected in this Office, for the whole Perin(' of Life. No Entrance Money, Admission Fee, or other Official Charge, exacted. • _______ _ WILLIAM BURY, See. Fool, to he Surgeon, vice o'3latly, July 28, 1820. 17th ditto—Lieutenant William Tuveylcy Fisk, to be Adjoaet, vice Smith, deceased—dated !nue 21, 1820. lit or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards— rmsige and Lieutenant George Flood), rto be Lieutenant and Cap tain, by purchase, nice Tielaway, who retires—dated March 15, 1821. Lieutenant Robot Charles Rowley, from half pay of the Regiment, in be Ensign and Limitenaut, without per. chase, vice Fluelver—dated as above. 3d Regiment of Foot Guarele—Esisign and Lieutenant Fives S;.ymunr Blanc to be Lieutenant and Captain, by purchase, vice Tuffnell, who retirre--dated as above. Dewy Bowden, Gem. to be Ensign and Lieuteweet, by por ches•, vice Blade—dated nit above. lit Regiment of Fuot—Lieutenant Thorns. Russell, from half-ply 62d Foot, to be Adjutant and Lieutenant, ewe Francis Osborne, whir exch.ences—dated as above. Sib ditto—Lieutenant David Vans Machu to be Captain by purchase, vice Moyle, who retiree—slated as above. Ensign Thomas Rutherford Thompson to be Lieutenant, by purchase, rive Vans Machen—dated as •hove. Thomas Julio Neill, Gent. to be Ensign by purchase, vie* Thompsuts—dated as above. 11th ditto—Lieutenant Edmund Saunderson Prideaus, from the 53d Foot, to he lieutenant, vice John Henry Kerr, who retires upon half-pay of the 104th Foot—dated as above. 13th ditto, —Clayton, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice M•Dionell, supeiseded—dated as above. 14th ditto— Lieutenant George haws Bower, hum the 34th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Way, deceased—dated March I, 1819. 17th ditio—Ensign John Thomas Nagel to he Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Bennett, deceased—dated July 10, 1820. John Doyle O'Brien, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Nagel—dated March 15, 1821. 22'l ditiu—Surgeon Ehenes , r Mark, front the half-pay, to be Surgeou, vice liultou , alhar appointment tel nut taken place—dated February 25, 11121. 94th ilitio—Gesstlessan Cadet Riebard Bennet, front the Royal Military College, to he ensign, without paichase, vice Scheid; ',minuted—dated March 15, 1821. 33d ditto—George Pigott, Gent. to he &nip', by purchase, vice Patton, promoted is the 46th Fuot--dated March 1, 1821. 34th ditto—Gentleman Cadet Richard Airy, from the Royal Military College, to be Fatstgn , without purchase, vice Alexauder Adam , who resigns—dated Match 15, 1821. 45th ditto,—Urgnbart , Gent. to be Ensign, without lw. chase, vice Wetherall, appointed to the 69th Fuut—dated as abuse. 46111 ditto—Ensign Donald Stuart to he Lieutenant without purchase, vice Smith d d—dased February 25, 1820. John Stusii, Gent. to lac Ensign, vice, Stuart—dated January 22, 1820. 53d ditto—Lieutenant Robert Thomas Greene to he Captain, without purchase, vice Giles, promuted—dalud Much 1, 1820. To be Lientenarits--Ensign George Carpenter, vice Greene —dated March 1, 1820; Lieutenant Waldron Kelly, from half-pay 104th Fuot, vice Pridraus, appointed to the Ilth Fool—dated March 15, 1821. To be Enaign—Edward Henry Dodd, Gent. vice Carpenter —dated March 15, 1821 To be Amistant•Surgeon—Assislant Surgeon Charles M'Lemo, from half-pay of the Regiment, vise Sandbars, promoted iu the II th Light Dragoons—dated July 20, mak 61st ditto—Lieut.-tram James Hall, from half-pay 72th Foul, to be Lieutenant, vice James Patience, whwe appoint. merit has not taken place—dated March IS, 1821. 621 ditto--Singeon Christopher Richard Alderson, M D. from half-pay Royal York Rangers, to lie Sorg, on, sire Itichaid Sp* ulcer, who exchanges—dated February 25, !MI. 64th ditto—Ensign JIIIIICI TI ~,,,, (loin half-pay 37th Foos, to be Ensign, vice Charles Ileory Cooper, wbu exchanges —dated Mardi 25, 1821. 65th slitio—Sidney Henry Widelcington, Gent. to be Ensign, oithout purclimc, vice Doimithorne, whose approutinent . . . has ■ot td ien oice—,likivit !Womb Hi, 1821. 67th 111Iliam Rowou to be c*pinin, without purchase, •ice Gray dreeased—ilutetl June 9, 1920. •9th ditto—Eiisign G. L. Boultbse to be Lieutenant, vice HoggiiiirothaM, deceased—dated April 20, 1920. Ensign Alexander Wetherell, from the 45th Foot, to be En sign, vice Boultbee—diticel March 14,1921. 82d ditto—Thomas Byrne, Gent. to be Ensign, purchase, vice Lord F. Montagu, promoted in the ht Ceylon Rezisnent —dated 51arels Li, 1921. 89th ditto—Captain Francis Savage, from Italtpay of the Regiment, to be Captain, vice Hobert Sanderaim, •ho exchanges, 'reviving the MlTereoce—dated July 25, Ib2o. 02.1 ditto—Lieittrissitt John Clarke, tram half pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Henry Morgan Randall, olio exchanges, receiviug the dithrence—aluted Mart h 15, .1821. tat l.'.ylon Reeiment e —Ensign Lord Frederick Montagu, from the 142.1 Fuer, In he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Day, promoted—dAted March 8, 1821. Mgmoltattura. The exchange of Aosistant SUITI.IIIIII Monal, half-pay 21.1 Light Dragoooi, and liohasa, 87th Fool, as stated is. she Garde of 14th October last, has soot taken place. The COMO smseionl of the following Offie.es, .4 the 6711 i root. have been altered lu the dates stated uppiiaits their names Lieutenaut Wrheu.oa—slatedJanuary 14, 1820. Lieutenant Hrtioui—dal. al J y 15, 1810. Lieutenant Eliut—tlaieil January 10, 1820 Commission signed 14 the Lord lieutenant of the County of Flint. Davit) Francis Jones, El. to be Deputy Lieutenant— dated Fan nary 28, 1821. Commission in the North Stn! nog Yenmrnery Cavalry, signed by Me Lard Lieutenant rf Ike county of Somerset. Benjamin Leigh Lye, Esq. to be Adjutant n u t Csigniu by . . Messrs. AiMoron and Gregure, Bedfurd-row, London. Matthew Sedgwick, of Landon, warehouseman, to surren der, April 3,7, and May 5, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Mara. Fisher and Sudlow, Tbavies-Inn, Hol born, London. John Lovelaee Smith. otherwise John Smith, late of Vaux hall-walk, Surrey, coal dealer, to mu-render, March 91, April 7, and May b , at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Metter'. Robinson and Borrows, An.iiii.friars, London. Jesse Johnson, of Leamington, Warwick, druggist. to stir render, March 31, April 7, and May 5, at eleven, at Golkl. hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Arundel!, Fornivars-Ins, London. Thomas Chino, of Maidstone, Kent, linen-draper, to sur render. March 31, April 10, and May 5, at twelve, at Guild hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Rippon, Great Surrey-street, Blackfriars-mad. Anthony Hellmann, late of Mineing-hse, London, mer. chant, In surrender, April 3,7, and May 5, at ten, at Guild hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Eicke, Altlermanhury. James Morris, of Upholland, Lancaster, tanner, to surren der, April 0, al ire, 111 , at ten, and May 5, at five, at the Eagk and Child Inn, Wigan, Lancaster. Attorneys, Messrs. Taylor mid Rosette, Temple, Loudon; and Messrs. Fitehett and Wagstaff, SVarringtos, Lancashire. Wilbam Kenifeek, of Thrormortute-street, London, stork. broker, to surrender, March 27, April 7, and May 5, at tee, it Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Waskett Myers, Charlotte street, Bloomsbury. _ _ Thomas Croft, late of Chatham, Kest, hair-dresser, to surrender, March 3/, April 7, and May 5, at ten, at Guildball, London. Att oney, Mr. Dickens, Bow-lase, Lnedisti. James Walker, of Upper Russell.aireel, Bermondsey, Star cry, and of Prelthlos, pa:Anima-dealer, to sarrender, March 31, April 7, and May 5, at oar, at Guildhall, London. At torneys, Messrs. Foulkes, Longford, and Watford, tfoutbamp• ton-street, Cnrent•gardea. Mantis Field, of the While Kart lna•yard, St. John street, Wret.Xmithfield, Middlesex, ims.yard.kreper, to see render, March 31, April 10, and May 5, at twelve, at Guild hall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Gray, Tysint-place, Kniguland road. John Coulson and Edwina Lem Mite rs or Gateshead, Durham, glas,inanufarturers ' to surrender, April 26, 27g ?nil May 5, at eleven, at the George Ina, Newcastle-upon. Tyne. Attorneys. Mr . Atkinson and Wilde", Chancery lane, London; and Mr. Rainluidge, Newcastle. George Richardson, of Meeklenhitrgh-squarc, and Thomas Yoke., late of Gloneester-street, gneen-sigivirv, Middlesex, overhaul", to surrender, March 31, April 14, and May 5, at vleveit, al Gnildhull , London. Attorney", Messrs. Swain, Stevens, Maples, Yearn., and Hunt, Freiletick's.plare, Old Jewry.. Si o jamin Phillips, of Threadneedle -street, London, vint ner, to surrender, March 31, April 7, and May 5, nt •welse, et Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Barbor, Fetter-taste, Hes 1- street, Loudon. James Harding, of Great Winchester street, Landon, jew eller, to surrender, March 31, April 7, and May 5, el eleven, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Jones sod Bland, Great Msry-le.hone-street. London. James Dignani, late of !Whim-street, Barton -crescent, Middh sex, said since of Woo ofard-rourt, Thrormartms street, London, cual-merchant, to turseisAler, March 31, April 14. and May 5, at eleven, al Guildhall, Loudon. At torney, Mr. Harrison, Buck lenshury. DIVIDENDS. April 21. W. Luke, R. Whitehall, and 11. Makin, of West Smithfield, London, linemdrapers, at one, al Guildhall. April 17. J. Btu and C. Dior, of ILitfield, Iles third, arm inou.hrewirrs, at ton, at Guildhall, Loudon. May 8. N. W. Bowers and W. Rovrera, of Cannon-street, London tomb makers, at ele%en. at Guildhall. April 14. R. l'. Guyard, of Throgiuurtini-smut, London, merchant, at one, at Guildhall. April 14. J. B. Haywood and J. Minim, of Caine, Wilt., and of Coleman-street, Loudon, clothiers, at one, at Guildhall. April 14 W. Smith, late of Duke- aleeet, Southwark, Surrey, hat-uranisfacturer, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. April 14. T. Iti ll.am, formerly of Crisnscott street. Ber moredaey, Surrey, late of Essex-buildings, Stratford, Essex, but now a prisoner in the King's Bench Priamoorereliant, at 'twelve, at Guildhall, London. April 17. R. Rowlaud, of the Strand, Middlesex, dealer, at tee, at Guildhall, London. April 16. J. Ritchie and Thomas 31o:f.it, of Liverpool, mer chant*, at one, at the George inn, Liverpool. April 14. Mine C. Marsh, L. Deane. R. 'West'', ook, sem and H. B. Deane, rif Reading, Be, ha, bankers, at one, at Guild hall, London. April 14. D. Jackson, of Houndsditch, London, chemist, at twelve, as Guildhall, London. April 16. J. Freetle of Bulwell, Nottingham, calico-printer, at eleven, at the Flying Horse Inn, Nottingham. Apia I?. F. Hutchings, late of Gloucester, chresnfJetor, at eleven, at the Horse and Groom Inn, Gloucester. April IS. J. Allen, of Warwick, tuukceprr, at eleven, at the Kintes Head, Warwick. April IS. F. Haywood, of Liverpool, merchant, at ten, at the Mitre, Pieston, Lancashire. April 7. J. Lachlan, of Great Alie-streat, Goodman's fields, Middlesex, ship-broker, at cleviro, at Guildhall, London. April 14. J. fluelomnan, of Ahernorne•lane, London, mer chant, at our. 1t Guildhall, London. Apr.ll9. S .111`.0., of Guspuel, Nlop.eller, at twelve, at She Crowe. Inn, Gosport. April 14. 8. Toaster, of West Bromwich, StafFord, maker, at two, at the Royal Hotel, Biro 1111 l gham. s d I 64 3 I 4 i• 1. s. d s. d s. d r. if s. d tr. d s. d. 33 b 24 18 1 30 4 32 8 19 7 0 0 1111PE1?1AL PeIRLIA.VENT., HOUSE OF LORDS, SATURDAY, MAacsi 24. The Lords Commissimers having taken their pests at twenty 'ninnies before font., the Loan CHANCELLOR directed the Deputy Usher of the Black Rod to inform the Commons that their per. seller was required in the (louse, in order to hear his Nlajcs , y's assent given by Commission to certain Bilk.. The Commissioners were, the LORD CHAR+ CRII.I.OR, the Earl of SHAFTESBURY, and Lord MELTILLS. fa afew 'ninnies the Speaker, attended by the officers of the House, arrived, whrn the Royal as sent was declared to the following Bills : The Mutiny Drsertioo Bill, the Marine Forces Regulation Bill, the Crown Glass Bill, the Flax and Onion Enruurari ascot, Bull, the Cochineal and Indigo Bill, Silk alsnufacturer Printers Bill, the Indemnity Bill, the New &nob Wales Dealers' Bill, the Nova Scotia Dishes Bill, the Trans portation of 01ficadere Bill, the Lunatics' Stock Transfer Bill, the Jollier, of Ilse Peace of the County of Nortlorto berland to bulk, a Gaol Bill, the Leicester (las Bill, the Bei:- tol Gas Bill, and several private Local Bills. After the Speaker retired, the House resolved itself into a Committee on the Husbandry Horst* Bill, which was agreed to without any atneriment. The Court of King's Bench Dispatch Bill was read the third time and passed. The House then adjourned to Monday. HOUSE OF COMMONS, SATURDAY, Manes 24. At half-post three the Speaker took the Chair, and in about ten minutes afier was ►untmoned to the House of Peers, when the Royal Ass-ut woos ousel' by Commiuion to several public and private Bills —/fur which see Me Howse of laecis.l ST. IVES ELECTIOK. Mr. DounLas moved '1..4 the Clerk of the St. Ives Election should be ordered to attend at tin , et.suing Cornwall Asspirs with the poll-book, top answer an Indictment against him fur bribery.— Ordered. The House then adjourned to Monday next. lOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. PAR IS PAPERS. PARIS, MARCIIIO. News from Turin, to the evening of the 16th, has arriec.l here. The must perfect tranquillity reigns in that capital. At that dale no intelligence had been received froin Gent," The Pruvitional Junta had opened its sittings, mid cum mr need its Inbours. The Piediouniese army, actually on foot, dues not excerd 32,000 meth Of this number, 20,0110 are stationed in Do capital, and in the towns of Alexandria, Navarre. and Ver celli. The remainder are in Genoa and other cities, and their seising's-lets are yet unknown eel tive to the Revolution which has taken place. On the Itils, 13th, and 14th, a cull snlerable desertion took place among the corps in garrison at Tin in unit Alexandria. Measures are taking to prevent the retie bison of similar disorders,and fur causing the soldiers to r join their colour*. thi the 13tb, 14th, and 15th, the Prince Regent sent con riers to the new King to inform him of what had passol, and to submit to his approbation the Proclamations which the Regency had deemed it necessary to publish. The Duke de Cases leaves this city in two dap* fur L.% estates ito Picardy. After having made some private arrange ments, for which his presence them is ludispentiably neces• sary, his Excellency will pass some time in London. Advice. from Piedmont announce that the Prince or C.. terua. %he was toil at Punt-Beauvoiain, bets been ',- leased at Turin by order of the Prince Regrw. The Prince of Carignan.) has also given order. to act IA liberty - M. Le blanc, one of the moat active agent. of that factiuu whirl* seduced the regiments fruin their dusty. Melt* under a rest, he positively denied all knowledge of the arnelainit4t.o sad pap. rs found among his effects, but boasted sisal he had brought them from Paris. The nth.. agents asserts led in gaining Alexandria. A report was circulated yesterday moruiag, and was iv orally credited, that Genoa had declared itself iodeprod,i... —(Drapear Maim.) NAPLES, MARCH 2. PROCLAMATION OF THE PRINCE REGENT TO TIM ARMY, DATED rponviirr 28. Sosimlfts—We hate assembled so the geld / ef honour to defend the throne my august Father, the Anistitutaio, and the independence of the cioisitry. lu combating for those sacred objects you will outrage' the most solemn a ighus to the gratitude and admiration' of Europe, all eyes in which are axed npoo you. Faithful In oar oaths, we were reposing tranquilly siseer the shade of uur laws, respecting all other isatioas., and rn no respect int.rfiriog in their 'Fairs. My itutividual hap piuus Irtlll.lsied ill my endeavour: to ameliorate yi Dom, and in rianginiitv the natianial army, a h • fatal pre. judiee, vita to all the counsels of jostle* nod of moderation, has impelled Sovereigns, who, in other times, fun& far the rIIIIMPlmaa•mllIllMIMIMMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIBI - • --......,„ 0, -74 wT., ' ' APPIF 7— a . •-, . • i `;' • .--- . 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Imietxs•sTitai - r. - , PROM .8A 'ITINDeir.. 'irl"S I.;4ZETTIi. Brevet, vice Thornhill, displaced-ailed Tehran) , 19, street, Newington-causeway, Surrey, plumber.-L. Aaron, -THIS EVENING, MONDAY. *Limb 96, rkPERA. —W. SAMS, Bookseller to Isis Rea Val MIL of Chatham, Kent, navy mold. bit Majesty's Setvaats will perform the Opera of • Ilk, Nightsima she Doke-of York.•reapeonellv infopem•dbe -, [ 111146 '. ,_ 42 azre - kmolalial. • It lunation, rived the !Ist .____,...-- __ . PAR TN ERSHI PS DISSOLVED. AIITAXERXES. Nobility and Gentry having OPERA BOXES to . DIR- ''''' t • "Hilt witill eisereogres, new Silver Cuiaago; mod BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. W. Flower sod E. Weleb, of Whitechapel.markel, POSE OF, that be LETS them as COMMISSION. At itto Order M Camel fee inning in force, until Cu,- Robert Wrooto of Sleaford, Li0r..... drapyr . Middlesex, bay -ssimanen, November 26, 1810.-S. Pre- Arealences, Madame Veneto • Artmeee Mr. Diabase ; Ar- e . i b . hi - I dol. Ordeft, the protillielli s 4r 5811, Geo. 111. with retard Jukes Kirkman , of Great -....k-Itua, I.s . sweeter - , cellos-en. tor, R. Pew, and S. Whiny, of Sherburne , Dorsetahire, tikersee, Mr. li.nr; Risnetee, Mr . Debbi. Mandass, Miss use time be beta to mills Mat 1 a. net as' at earallr to len 1 Miami ; &Mira, Sim Potty. , • . -any haimelf Ibis seatow‘ be has no Wotan whatever, bat is • and • Espial , de of the post of St. As- onfecturm. basikero, so far as regard• the said 8. Whiny, February 1, ,__ , n. u _____ _____,__ _ insure eiee I,lti __ of stow ., J , mew ' a, ?sew Bre t s el a c g, mil ntly Foreign State in amity George Muth, now or late of Portsea, Southampton, 1021.-R. Wadi and J. Moore, late of the Berkeley Arms, Me. T. Welsh will penile at the Piano-forte doriag the •a• the "'mum "I 71l . "" viltb bis now, •] • . - -7.. the Nobility and Gentry wh o may b oomer Ma with Com-. violists. Johaatreel, Berkeley.sepsarr, treetindkrs, Minh 10, 1821.- gorkid of miss %Titan's perfotoisace. missions. --71.141fr-'7- - BANKRUPTS. E.G. Hall a n d 1:. wig' -11, o f Q ueen b i tl w , London, drdiel.. • After which th a e Comedy - • Prialaie Boxes fir the Night. Alm Boxes fur Oevent-gsr- At the C owl at ,Gss:Ahrm,Minee, th e list o f m ace +, Im, Job,. Macleod, of roman, London. boot Ind shoe. Imo, March 17, 1821.-J. Rumen and T. Holt, of•Tichborbs. THREE WEEKS AFTER MARRIAGE. . .den and Drury. lane Theatre". I jlllollllllit, His 11 J l‘ ..s l , ll y G i LS e , M .A . • _ :11 . EN aj y ea p tLio rd Co law nocil. Maker, to surrender . maid, 31, April 14, and May 6., at 'ace', INeradully, watch•ro %ker.:, March 22, 1821 -X S. IMP Charles Rain t, Mr. Elliott's; Drugget, Mr. Menden ; ten, at Guildhall, Londop. Attorney, 3lr. Polito, Bar. Stacy sod M. Mitch.4l, of li es mondary•streer. Neorrey,hrtor- :,lllt lier's hill, Moukosell-street, Cit y. . Wisoilley, Mr. 'Veiling. Lady Racket, Mts. Fawns; Mn. HOPE FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. Abiabam Calstreutt, - dashers, 51arel. 22 , 1821.-J. Alterieth and J. Selallcles- Drugged, Mrs. Marlowe; Dimity, Mrs. Orger. OFFICES, 10, LUDGATE-HILL. of the-roomy, of MIF s Rog- ._ ' Atenesies Mimics, of St. klartin's-lsor, Middlesex, Wier, bzug,of 1/Id Gravel-lan% St. George-so-the-Earl, Middle-ex, To eonelnde with oil Terre of ' Aod 346, OXFORD-STREET, adjoin sg the Circus, room o f Wi li a m W , -. -"III WM% 411( ale i si, aatmeorler, Mach 31, April 11, and May 5, at ten, at yoga rrfinern, December 23, 1020.-J. Carden and J. Car- FRIGUTEN ED TO DEATH ! ..• Langur* ; . R . ''' - hes, liag. • $ . . fluilahall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr, Jolson', Caole-imeet, &aim, .if F '.•hilikilisgs, honer Temple, London, soli- ' Eh Joelma Greybeard. Kr. Gratis ; Phantom, Mr. Harley; 10, PRINCERSTREET, Ettlesunqn; Holborn. odors, March 21,1821. MuuN l4 . Mr. Knight ; .._ CarkiaMs Mr. a l m a " i Cul ' Sluff * . - A n d 18, WERTMORELAND-STREET, Doot.to. At the troutteil•Clia .• , II the 20th of March, Joseph Connery, of Liverpool. dealer., to 'wrestler, April --i. Mr. Viejo'. Emily, Mrs. Omer; Goriest', Misa Cabal. Fti2ll OFFILIE7=-Copital ONE MILLION. 1821, I. 10, 111, and May 5, at one, at the ogee of Mr. Bohner , PRICE OF SUGAR. • Water. infect, Livmpoul. Allorneso, Mr. Balmer, Il'aier- The avenge price of Brow, or !Muscovado Sugar, soot- Tie More witl he opened a l t Hal of *Vie*, and .• 14r. .44 • 'r ':' pOi l i C 1 ES . 41[04 lreq_Peseri 1,1 ion of The Leirda„sr his M. - . - oatinnilde Primpeapgo4l. - street. Liverpool; and Messrs. Clarke, Richards, and 1/I.d- Pa" from the Refweaa made in the etch eliding the lit 4 0 . This cdiy. ler Cora day of March, 1821, is 350. Old. per hundred *eight, ar- , ; nee, is. ..-- 1 . 11 . • i iv" Passitemy *Rhin the to itogon, upon reason. Maitsty, Cbaries Cave,- calf, Chancery-lane, Loudon.• flat ts-Lower Gallery, Is.; Seemed Price, lc-Upper able Terms. dish Fulke Greatly, ga i oft ' • o Jaw o f th., ete e lm. of Juin Taylor, of the Park. Sheffield, York, i r0n .r„,,,1,.,.. , elusive of the duties of customs pool or payable thereon on Gallery, Is. • Second Prier, 64. Loamy are nuifasmaly paid by this Company, with Libera- his Majaali'a )1081 114104101401111. '9l Cr:m . oM 96 041/Ary, a inlet April 2,3, and May 5, at etsveaii.... Ms Tow.- - tho importation danger into Great &Asia. -.'....-0..-...-. ball, Sheffield. Attornevs, Til e . Duncan, llolb ur n.r o uri. Places to be takes of Mr. Rodorell, is she Rotondo of the , lily altfl e bteemdit s ode. Sahosisi of the Theatre. Pollefei *Teich expire at lady Day shoal"! be renewed MILITARY Pitonoriors. . Gesy'r4-tun, Loudon; and Mr. Tarterthell, 8114 (field. PRICES OF CORN. Private Etoe^s to be had Nightly or for the Scums-Seats within fifteen days thereafter, or the same will become void. -- Without Mayo'''. of Sloserheolfo, Iforersre e , ta riff, to Average Prices of Cora of Esiglend mod' Wales, by the may also bit °Waned in the Orchestra Boxes, by application LIFE OFFICE.-Cspital ONE MILLION. War-Office, March 23, 18:1. sserearlor, Ap ri l 13, 14, and May 5. at 'ethic, at the Albion Monyter of Eight Winchester hookeli o and of Oatmeal per ll f t r h ,,m ßer i i m m 2 en is t t u i ti e L it i h g t h o t , D . r z s u g o .:: . ..7--Coruel Arthur Abseil'', Motel, Birmingham Attorney., Mesors. Baxter and Bow- 1)011'0'14011os. avoirdopoise, from the retrrue received is the to Mr. Rodwell, al the Theatre only. Perrone assairing in this 9011 Y participate in Profits, To-morrow, the Tragie Play of P.voro, with Therese. without incurring the liability of Lose, the Proprietors Ann- to be Coral, vice Chad,. ker, Gray's.lon pls. e, Loudon; and Mr. Bird, Birmingham. week ended the 17th March, 1811. Saintlo Motet, ale retina moon half pay 21st litht Dra- John Well., of Liverpool, orrelinot, to surrender, April _ On Thursday, The D , with Giovaoni in Loados. lay undertaken all Responsibility ; upon whirls Princip'e 17, 18 , •nd May 5, at eleven, a the York Hotel, Liverpool. 1 .....: goons- dated 7th Atigu.l 1820. is 0 On Saissrday, the Opera of Love in a Village. nanarrowr an id instaaces of Teu, Tseuly, ond Thirty per Assistant-Surgeon Rackshall Lane Saedham, from the 53d Altonerr, Mcs,r.. Whitley and Mason, Li%erpool; sod tI si l."' -?..i III II 1 I t zi. A new Serious Opera is in preparation. . Cont. being paid in addition to tke Automat areared ; and 1 P T. 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