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m of but the merits of this piece ce us to declare. that few of our unidem xis, in three or four long acts, has half m i plot or interest as The Alagistraie possesses wo scenes. The comic songs are irresistibly liable —the serious 1101SeSS sentiment uad spirit. Overture and music are new and beautiful, do infinite credit to the joint composers... ucuson, Aunties':, and Miss Scow, by whom iise, we believe, the piece is written.° ,re Northampton Theatre, on Friday night, brilliantly attended ; the performances, which Mr. D imo so• ti ' pi n y of Adrian and Orrila, the Liosiadde fame of MO Lift! &low Stairs, t patronised by Ma i jor Ccracsirr. Mr. M.Gtn gave considerah e interest to the Priam of liberg; CIiATTXILLEV, in Adrian, was every ts tuc Author could wish—it it a part patien calculated fir his youiliftil figure. DALTON le much of the part of Alicia:el, and during his ies kept the house in constant burqs of laughter. CHATTSILLSY looked the part of Orrila rmingly. Mrs. Dat.Toa was extremely inte ing in the Page ; she is an actress of no coas t talent. And Mrs. Muria, in the part of yu le C'krniaist, displayed great excellence and ing ; this is a character particularly adapted to powers of that Lady. The farce went nil with at applause, particularly the Mock Minuet by . CatArrato LY and Mr. DALTON, which was illy ca'ored from the boxes. BENCH, Wtsrmixercaw.raa. ius Ware Lord ELLEstosou r ois. KING V. LVIGYILLE. . -UENE:RILL openetthe case, and us an iudictment against the Dc asailt on Mr. Wage's, on the 24th • Mr. 11'atera was the represents- Ir. Gould, who was the proprietor Opera-House. The Defendant, ho had been Bullet-Master, was acting as Deputy Manager of the concern, under the anisority of Mr. Taylor, •another proprietor of the Inept. Mr. Waters had carpenters at work, and aohad Mr. D'Egville—the Lefewlant ionsting on taking a work-leench from the carpenters employed by Mr. Waters, the latter interfered, and the Defend ant struck him. The Prosecutor made no resist ance —nor, as he might have done, did lie allow the persons employed under him to resent it. Mr. IVaters was a gentleman of the first respectability, was elderly, and of a weak habit of body. Of Mr. D'Egville lie did not wish to say any thing disre spectful. All he knew of him was, that he was a Ballet-Master, and a powerful athletic man ; he had been informed that the defence intended to be set up was, that Mr. IVaters committed the first assault. He thought it his duty to warn the De fendant from attempting to prove such a defence ; for if it was done, it must be by perjured Wit nesses, and if such were produced, they would be prosecuted with the utmost rigour of the law. 'Mr. Waters deposed, that he claimed half the interest of the Opera-House, as Executor of the late Tan Gould. On the =4th of October last, he was going through the Opera-House, as was his daily custom, when lie heard a dispute between the Defendant and some carpenters employed by the Witness, and asked the Defendant the cause. The latter answered, he must have the bench that the carpenters employed by the Witness were working at, and said, "ByG— d, I will have it !" Wit ness told him there was another bench which he might have. The Defendant immediately lifted up a large walking-crick, and said, "By G-41 1 will knock down the first man who obstructs me in Limy duty."—Witness answered, " Then you must knock me down,'" and went round to pre vent three pieces of timber, which the carpenters had been irlaning, from being thrown off the Benet. The Defendant immediately threw down his stick, and with his right band ‘ gave the Witness a blew on the right breast, saying, " Will you strike me ?" The ‘Vitness was prevented from falling by some braces that were behind him. The Defendant, as the Witness recovered, went down ! stints, saying, " I will soon get you out." The bWitness, as soon as his business at the Opera-House ras done, went to the Police Office at Marl !borough-street, where he stated lils case, and the 'Magistrates granted him a warrant against Mr. D'Egville. On his return home he was, however, arrested by • Bow-street Officer on a warrant at Mr. D'Egvillle's snit, and he accompanied the Officer to Bow-street, where they were both bound over. Witness, on laid croessexamination by Mr. MAR ATT, said he was confident be did not touch the Defendant even by accident. The blow WAS so violent, that it caused a pain in his bream, for uhielt he was obliged to be blooded. Mr. Charted Lees, clerk of the works of the Opera-House, John Tucker and %VIII. Roberts, house-carpeuters, corroborated the evideuee of Mr. Waters. Mr.l%lAttavarr, Counsel for the Defendant, said he did not deny that Mr. D'Egville struck Mr. Waters ; but it was for the Jury to consider whe ther Mr. Waters might not have pushed or touched the Defendant, considering the expression he had just made (that then he must knock him down) which *hewed he certainly was list very mil, and in crossing to the Llench, that he might have done what might be construed into the first assault. He did not call any witmoses. Lord Exxessoaoutat summed up the evidence, and observed the expression made use of by the Defendant, at the time of striking the blow, "110 you strike me ?" 'bewail that the Defendant thought there had been some attempt of that kind ; but there was no evidence to substantiate that idea; and the Jury, who were in full possession of the evidence, would deliberate and return the verdict which they thought just. The Jury, after deliberating five minutes, re turned their verdict--Csifty. MILLINER'S BILL. ANN WOODMAN e. OANNAO CHAPMAN. It appeared in this ease, that the Defendant had dealt with the Plaintiff, • milliner, in the year 1804, and bed received goods to the amount of led.; her name then was Clarkson ; she had been since married to a Mr. Chapman, who had died. It was contended, in defence, that the Plaintiff' ought to hare sued the representative of the hus band. Lord ELLEN•OROCSI was of a contrary opi nion ; and observed, if the husband hinl been sued an his li&-time, the Defendant must have been made a party in the suit, as she had OM.' tmcted the debt in her own right. Verdict for the Plaintiff, with costs. A man servant, who was hired to go down to Drunstit tttttt Castle. Scotland, left town on Friday, and was frozen to death on his journey. lu the course if last ',loath the following sums, as subscriptions, &c. have been received by the Treasurer of the Humine Society :—Of Fni.t.ta and Cnsrrxitts, for 1807, 301. lOw ; Lsiturron and Co. 101. 10s.; Darritstono, for the last year, 101. 5.. ; C. Woicrainfitest, Esq. annually, 31. 3s. ; and P. G. TUOMAS, Esq. life subscription, 101.10 s. tifteen thousand clainnant# have been rewarded for their prompt exertions in abeam 7000 aquatic. suffocations, *cc. It will afford benevolent mind■ an abundant satisfaction, to be informed that above soon have been rescued from the watery grave, and restored to their parents, friends, &c. Subscrip tions for eateading the above Life-Saving Institu tion will be received at Baron Dtmsnal.E's ; Ft: rna sod Co.'s ; Daummoprirs; and by the Trea surer. The Poe err COMPANION, 00 the prevention obf prey/arum death, and the restoration of hr.. will be gratuitously delivered every Friday, between three and the, at No. ti, Spital-square. The PenWiertmee, Elliott, from Cork to London, which wiliest ahem near Margate, is gut off. The Snake, Odey, from Pottle, for Loudon, is on shots wear Margute. Juliana Starkey, from M.e.ta to London, stated to, be taken and cirried ion Malaga, arrived safe at Gibraltar, sad sailed from theses the beginuing of last month, under convoy of Hu: Claitume frigate. The Oore, Price, sod the Mayflower, Sutton, from Clo nalkelly to robins ' ere ou shUre thar Duti;in the loth instant --4 ren saved. The Mentor, —, from Oporto having struck on an *suitor, is sunk near the entrance oeßristot River. The RretolPaeket, Day, from Teiguniouth to Bristol, is lost at Minehrad. The Ravens* orth, d and from Sunderland, for I.oadeo, was totally Inst the 13th inst. oil Ilarokb—wthemaster and two men saved, six drowned. The Amity, Dews, and the Harmony ' Rait, from Hell to London ; the Leith, Owstoo, and the Norfolk, Ottiond, both from Newcastle to Londoo ; mid two other brigs, names un known, were drives* on shore near Ilarwich, the 13th lust. with loss of anchors and cables, and must be reloaded before they can beget off. The Ploughman, Nicholson, from Hardey to London; the Liberty, Hammond, from London to Newcastle ; the Acorn, Read, from London to Lynn; the Egtoo, Roundiree, from Yarmouth, to London; and the Catharine, Davidson, from Sheerness to Sunderland, have put into Ilarwich with lost of anchors and cables. . The Itieuburn transport, Stoneltulise, from Deptford, bound to Rio Janeiro, put lute Dover the 14th, with tuba of wads. The Neptune, Hutchins, from Arundel to Raidport, and the Unity, Cours,from Southampton to Penrhyn, were driven on shore the 19th instant, on Portland, hat singe pot into Weymouth ; the former with him of anehoss, cables, rud der, &r. the latter with trifling damage. Thirteen vessels I. ere driven on shore between Yarmouth sad Lewestoffe, during the gale of the 12th instant, but are expected to be gut off. Among them are the following : t►e Union, Finlay, of Dunbar ; the Rochdale, (inner, of and from Hull, fur Loudon ; the Crompton, Oliver, of Wales ; the Elisabeth, Jeffries, of Shields; the tiritliu,..Gladden, from Ipswich to Lynn; the Buser, Morrison, fen' Sunder land ter Loudon; the Douro, Stephei.siiu, from Hull to Su rinam; the Jenny, Rippun, from Lou d on to Newcastle— Crews oared. l'he Harriet, Thonipsos, front Liverpool to "feebler, WM lost on Thursday morning on West Hoyle. Cyr. Thomson, the Chief Mate twesty two of the crew, aad two passengers drowsed—Ms:Peened Mate, sod six others saved. The Putnam, —, trout Whitehaves to Liverponl, is to shore on the Red Roses. _ _ _ The Little Jane, Gray, from Leedom to the Cape of Gool Rope ; the Malcolm, Gray, bound to London ; the Mary, Babege, from Virginia; and the Amphitrite, Colhura ; were drives' oa shore at Rude, on the isth instant. The latter is pt off without mach damage. FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. PA RT N ERSH IPS DISSOLVED. Lovell Pennell, Richard Pennell, Jobe Henry Pennell, and Andrew Tracker Follett, of Landow sad Oporto ; with rapect to the said Andrew Tucker Follett. Feb 16141. James Owen and John Walton, both of Rardtlaw-Within 'Motile, in the count) of Lancaster, shoe-makers. Jan. 21, 11108. Simon Hutchinson and Jobs Hutchinson, of Helmsley, Yorkshire, lint u-snannforturens and Iniesi.merchauts. 11, tow. Christopher James Hayes and Christopher Daniel Hayes, of Fenchurch-street, London; St Matthews-place, Hack ney-road ; and Tryon's-phut., Harkin y floor-clutk-manw. rectums. Feb 13, tams. John Law, Samuel Proud, Thoinas Adams, and James Whitehead, of Tipton, coat-masters; nub respect to the said Samuel Proud. Feb. 5, anon BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. John Wilkins and flaws Lacey, of Basin London, factors, dealers and chapsm•o. BANKRUPTS. John Rickards, of Coklicster, in the county of Essex, draper, dealer and chapman, to surrender, March 1,4, and 99, at eleven, at the Griffin Inn, in Colchester. Attornc”i, Mr. J. G. Sarjeamt, of Colchester; and Mconrs. Harmon and Birch, Chancery-lane, London. John Hervey, now or late of Springfield, in the county of Essex, lekklayer, dealer and chapinan, to surrender, Fe bruary 43, March 5, and tm, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Aft ys, Mr. Big!, Hatton-garden, London; and Mr Cupllad, Chelmsford. Alexander Davis and Nathan Davis, of Little Carter-lane, Doctors'-romMons, iu the city of Loudon, warehousemen, dealers end chap.'', n, to surrender, February go, 27, and March go, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Sudlow, !lineament-yard, London. Richard Howley, of Epsom, in the rouuty of Surrey, port butcher, dealer and &spas% to surrender, Fellows, it, at eleven, March 1, at twelve, and go, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Gay, Epsom. Peter Jarman, of the parish of Llanfihangel Brympabeau, sod Thomas Jarman, late of tha parish of Llaritiliangel Brynipaticuit, in the county of Brecon, wool-dealers, dealers and chapmcn, to surrender, March s, y, and go, at ten, at the Swan Inn, in the town of Enron, in the said county of &Term. Atinineys, F.trun Erato, Ithavader, Rad norshire; and Messrs. Meredith and Robins, Gray's-Inn, London. Joshua Banks Lay, of Marehotter ' in the county o( Lan caster, cotton -iwaawfsetarer, dealer s od charisma, to ',men der, February wa, March t and tzu, at eleven, at the Bridge water Anna, Manchester. Attornels, Mr. Philip Herd, King's-Bench-Walks, Temple, Landoll i sod Messrs. K. It. snit V. Jackie°, Manchester._ George :lampoon late of Copthaa-Cliambers, in the city' of Loarlon, mercl:aut, to surremlcr, February 90, 97, and March 29. at Ito, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Mersrs. Holmes and Lewis M ar k - h ue. ..... _ . WilliatuAinswinih, late of Stockport, in the county of Chester, euttok.: oinnt r, hut now of Maio , to the county of lulu ter, ion•keepvr, deake awl chapman, to surrender, Fehrozi ry yl, at eleven, sod March itp, at four, at the Bridgewater Arm% Manchester. Attorneys, Mr. Husky, Pump-court, Temper, London' wad Mr. Diem, Stockport. John Merrell rid, of Grantham, in the county of Lincoln, moos' scrivener, drakr sod chaputan. to surrender , March 16, and 2d, at eleven, at the George luu , Grauthain. Attorneys, Mr George White, Grantham ; sad Mr. John Whishaw, of Lamb's Conduit-street, London John 3lartiu, of Louth, in the county of Lineal*, ship carpenter, publican, deakr and eisapanan, to suivender, March 1, 3, wad jet , at eleven, talkie Georg: tan, in the town of Kingston-upon-Hull. Attorneys, Mr. Malpli Ellis, Cur , sitor-street, London; sad Me Hobert Galland, Kingston spas-Hull. Dinah Heaton, widow, Michael Hest." Juhn Heaton, and Williams Heatow, all of Spring-head, Mehe parish of Aigh.. ley, in the county of York, coitus-twist-spinners, dealers sad dolmen, to surfrider, Ifirels it, 3, and e 9, al eleven, at the Devonshire Arms, in Kighley. Attorneys, Messrs. Cake and Aldersgate-street, London, and Mr. Thanks Dekker, Kighley. 41 vt --- • . '• cora NI KiNG.. ..... ..... .... .., ~.....,,- ~,, . ..... i . b Site eat NI i Pri to ~ <-.. s••• :r• ,OYEII A . • • laic i TH E,4TIC ES. The Arro u.N Lr• • i “ * iltateill Unit this iiii • ii • petit mussel bete, . io twe acts, called 21 1 2 . feud:int for aa asir istrate, hill 'oil illaittlai , night, performed *I 'of October lash' Lon Parisi 4in:titre. 11 . e seldom rosoutent.on five of the late Mr uctions .of this kind, introckeeil at Minor of one-half of the ARGYLE-STREET L be Patronesses and Subscribers are requested to send fur le Ticket.: as SOMI as p Bible , is the Assemblies in the ma Mauler will commence on Monday emit, t h e std, h a GRArD CONCERT. :la Performers: Mrs. BILL:a GTO N Madame. D'Au it /1", Madams Mt at, sad Signor Mt A RI" WWI. rte Ombeetra cuntainu, as last year, the Kest : Grand Menet etc, Mr. G T. SMART; Leader of Wand, Mr. Wv.t rt, Coarerts will positively begin at Haltpast Nine :look pr.riscly. The Secretary attends at the Mice * every day (Somas). =pad), Ram one tilt foe o'clock. • • The Bishop of BATH and ilk sLaa had a select ty at dinner, yesterday. he Earl of JIMMY raii givew growl dinner, 9, ridgy. to his political frieae% The tiuitm-Hunt Ball% at the Star Inn, at Al. Amu ou Weduesdav_ last. was respectably. 0 . acredl—About 50 but * tioven to supper. "rese new Opera was very well attended.' fwt (;ht, at Drury-lane Theatre. Mr. MAR I). and 1301 LYON were rapturously mewed in the, tbeau mul duet. _ _ _ _ _ S'iseountess SU PLZY had a select party, on Mon ty night, at lies house in Dover-►treet. Duchess of MoNTaost, and a select party Nobilit3, dined on Monday with Lady.CAao- INE ftassasT, at her house in Upper Itrooke met, Grosvenur-square. The Countess of Cl.V4saAsstt. had a select Bard ►rty, on Monday evening, at her house inStqui ape-street. A newly-invented Ciastikeatter is called 'Am; 'arrniag, sad a Threslarig-inactrios entitled the. Greteills. Mir. slid Mra. FRSRIKAIITLE gave a grand dinner, 111.,.iday, at their house.sit. Whitehall, to the tole and Dnchess of Beniosu, the Duchess of I ANL:IIEIITE/, and several other persons of distine nu The order for midtowns* the Danish - Ships has les revoked. as thus misseaters might be a bar tt.e restoration if i 1 • Teasels to Weir owners, lould such .1 measure be deemed neenasaff. Madatue CATALAN' has announced t W 6 Concerts, r the 9th and iI th of blarch, smiler the direction f Mr. RAU LZIN I, at. Bath. Mr. KSR N 'Melo-drama, of Ella Roseaberg, ;as to be perforated for the first time on Nlouday vit. at the Northampton Theatre. Exceheney the PORTUGUESE AMBASSADOR I IRochindismeril at his house in South-street. Sir Cll./ENT HE ATIKOTR will give a grand linner, this day, at his house in Grosvenor-street. The Earl and Countess Of CARDIGAN t e a tuts dinner. yesterday; to Earl SAN Dwicu,lA:ord t.sseonavar, Lady C• ROUINS ALDRBILAT S. nd Generals (inns% mix and Buoir. The IlowtokTer Mellen of LKILDS . 111 intlimposed ,t ler house to Groimenor-otteet. CUOLUON DESALT gave At grand dinner, yes erday, to Earls GREY. LAU pLaDALE, and ESSEX ; .urnt. ERSKINE and Yo%sownv, and Mr. Ttsultae.. Tht;nrl orDtvtav and lAttil STAN LEY arrived ii tau n, on I'llotaluy, front the I onto, The Duke and Duchess of Movransr. will give I grand dinner, at their house in CI ovverior-squotre. on the 34th instant, and another on the isth. The Duke and Duche:s of asareao have not eft town ; they honoured the Opera with their pre. pence last might; as Aid the Marehioneottes of Si t ossommillteasisseatT, Dow 11l eIIIRE, and W ELI.VV- Loy • Ladies G. Cavasotsu, and G. and E. niel t., were alto present. T. C. Err4:Ol:RT, Fay. M. P. left his seat at Devises, Wilta, at Monday laid, for Eatcourt, sear Tethury, Gloucestershire. A foreign gentleman liberally proposes to build I new Opera-hou,e, to shut up the old one, nod pension the proprietors, for the trifl;ng sum of tio,quol. and some of the Nobilit - have already porhscrilwd their advice to the project, ,but not a penny for carrying it into executioe. ('.Father," mut a young tellovr once to a Priest, " give is l e a rithrea 1 0. —" Give you the d-1," ar*ered the hull man. " W ell, felt, r, gi.e me a Otirtag" •• No , nor n sbilling," rejomeoll the Print. H Well, father, give me your ble..eintr."—.. Kneel down, chilli, and it with tl.-14,64ess."—s•• No, I won't," *oho vred ec.4, supi Unort "fn if your Messing was north u shilling, 4 ,;o9 would not give it to the:. DIVIDENDS. Mareh 1ixuitIII;;;;;, of Tahernaele.equare, I'in■bury, in the county of Middlesex, drawer, duster and elaspinan, at twelve, at Guildhall, Landon. March 12. !lentil% Itarnard Levin, late of Great Alie-vtreo t, in the coast% of Middlesex, tatechaat, stealer and chap lain, at twelve, at Guildhall, &anion. March 19. Elizabeth Loweoek, of Skiption, in the county of Yuck, iankeeper, at eleven, at the Blatt Iturse lam, a Sklptaa. Marsh Is. Robert Sharp, of Upton-place, Stratford, in the county of &WIC, hiec, r, coriander, dealer and dustman, at ten. at tinikll.l.ll, Liindun. blank 14. Jewel+ °lament, late of Vrovil, in the county of Suineiset, virtualler, dealer and Lbaivaii, at eltten, at the 'Mermaid Inn, in Yeuvil April Georg; raws, of Great t, C uld- Riirtoo lte 37,' ELIGIBLE LEASEHOLD DWELLING BROAD-WALL AND BEAR-LANE, CHURCH, BLACKEIHARS'-ROAD, Sill SEVEN LOTS Peremptorily, By Mr BURTON, Os MONDAY, Feb. at twelwe, at Garrnway' of the Devisees, is treat, ha the will of Mr. ceased, A I)esinible LEASEHOLD ESTATE, CCM.. PL. prising two brick-built DWELLING-HOUSES, situ • ate and being NOa 36 sod 37, Broad-wall, Christ (mish, Surrey, now in the occupation of Mr. Cooper, who bas PO ander lease, of whirl' ten years were unetTirei at Christian., limy, at an uld low rent of 161. held on lame for about t.. 0 fears, at a my low ground rent. Also sin Houses, *Rested and being Noe. l t sad at, Peer lane; and Nos. 6, y, s, and g, Rear-lane-court, let to re spectable tenants at will, at rents aniountiag to 701. per ann. trebaset So low pentad rents. To be eiowed by leave of the tenants, and particulars land oa cw t a rre manna; at Garraways; and of Mr. Barton, EDMONTON. —GRNT EEL FAMILY RESIDEN Cr, WITH CHAISE-HOUSE, STABLE, PRODUCTIVL WALLED GARDEN, ORCHARD AND FIELD. By. Mr. BURTON, On MONDAY, March 14, at it, at •s, Genteel LEASEHOLD REBID NCE. Jl arm* Initiated la Charch-strett, Edmonton, about 7 miles from town, including sin sleeping rooms, drawier. room, dining-room, breakfast parlour, sod conrcniiint du m. stir arraueernents, a chaise-house, o,ree-stall stable, • tenth* pkware and kitchen gardens, green-house, c 0..- Mose, *ad orebard, euntaiain in the 'thole about three acres, held osi kiss 15 years unexpired at Lady-day, lbw, at • very low rent. To be viewed, sad particulars bad on the premises : zt Gturaways; White Hart, Tuttcnii 1111 ; anti of Mr. Barton, 6g, Cornhill TO CABINET-MAKERS, INIIOLLAALE GROCEI. TEA-DEALERS, AND OTHERS, REQUIR ' - BOOM—CAPITAL AND EXTENSIVE LE, HOLD PREMISES, BISHOPSGATE-STISEET. By Mr. BURTON, On MONDAY, the 14th of March, at la o'clock, at Galli ways, onleot previously disposed 01' by !Private Contract, THOSE very valuable, extenmve, and conyt.- meat PREMISES, late in the occupation artless. I Schotthag, Lawrruce and Cu removed to their Ma,xf tory, Groat Garde n-street, Wilinechapel, moat adraotat. - ously situated in the preferable part of IPshopsgate-atri : without, being .Nos. 43 MA 44, coinprieing two houses, th, grontid floor of which is converted into a cominotnous and e 00.121•114144( double bow-frost shop, occupying a depth ~1 too feet, with rocrenient couating house, the bastme , .l. form a complete dry warehouse, equal in depth with the ground Boor, sad capable of storing dry goorie—.-the dwelhoit !mil comprises NI) separate boogie, renderctl convenient fur the busmen part. Tin hous,, No. 44 , u held OD lease tof shoat twnstrisisie years, the other for about twenty-oue years, at very bow teats, Tia be visaed, and particulars had on the Permits, at Garragrala, and di Mr Bartow, 6e, Combat. LONDON : Printed hy G. DAVIDSON, No. It, Dab'' , court, Bow-stress, Covert-tartlet, sod pablAwd s! Office, No. 15, Back of St. Clement% Chard', Strom!, I W. STUCK, of No. 7, New Beltos-strcet, Loas-Arrr tw.lcrs, &r. for t►is Paper, sest to tin Office, t rait tlI be duly attended to. free. aQ talreliatus 43. IA It IaPV The 'cr, 7( 2 l. tAll a t " ;111 1 owl Pg9 6 00.1 1 t first tins) se II • with soltewithi w6l I timber wades. NiiW By As rpHIS PRI AIL till &other ties Sptesdid Sp Dawes, Celsius!. sod Decorativou us, Z4)RIS, T /dusk-, with o Principal Garr Htttst ; Altos Ppoiatuuski (d COOfidOot) Mama ilwasol his „e Mic. 4 mad vz,mesiita Mouitcrs Joni kJ itcies Moakley Mailers Newts A. Newman. And Page, M Nier.sants, Ant I lotapany MUSICS' Piece te - c and o%re Te ATE. Pr Ate. (Ames, alr%it,sie.l by kf assicas Ike scauiet, ft Ales, s Corns The wbute tc titled, MOM ti•rs Flexmui (mate; 1l kit hre GifolllL. ir,,uritc C 4% !, Also, too ;Y.: Scutt (kola aunt f.z Do.rs opc, Pit Pisces fix touts - Ali to t passagy keep Saab of t SON, 'mix _ ___ -- aesswisanak is vim - comity we mismeems• imeeNtw i. dealer aual•clutpteas, at ten, at Guildhall, Luarou. a ... -.- • ' - March Hi. Robert Thotnis, kite el Cowbeid g e, i n Ilia c..unty .if Glamorgan, shophesper, dealer and therm.... _ _ - - at ..I, , vtu at the Hush Tavern, as Cuni.etr ee t, i u the .:ty . . cif Peistul .. _ .._ .-._ March S. Arehibahl Mackean, late of Wincheider-,tr e a , . . in the city of London, merchant, deultr and chum;. ;;; ., 4 twelve, at Guildhall. ___--..........-..... Merck lg. John Lewin Putter, late of Stoney.Strute..! i s the conoty bf Buckintltani. grocer and ehannier, d...-aiir NUM BER 1598.) and enspinin, at Heels e, at Gatilobell, Londan. --- March ti. litelined 'Langston, Isle of Crow-street, in the county of Chester, cotton-merchant, dealer and eha,.....ta, SIXT at these, at the Reidge.eater Arms, in Mauchest.m. THEATRE -ROY Match 11. William Leh, late of Cateatoti-atrect, in Sig • IS PRESENT I city of Loudon, warehomenm, dealer and iliapin ae , at Tbe majesties' Sent our, at Guildhall. li CERTIFICATES-wMA nco. s. 611, LOVE I: Jain Wilson and Win. Wiliam, of Dean's-court, in ILe o v erture and Music . liberty of St. Mertin's•le-G read, within the city and lawny Reeve au of Westminster, warehousemen, dealers and chapnemi. John Alfrey, the younger, A Carshaltun, in the cuant!, a - , Mr. Rah r.M Pe Sorrey carpenter. Ricbanl Fade', of Blemingbain, in Dm county of Warwick, stivr-plater, dealer and chapinan. (ivy Knowles, of Binuraglims, in the rowdy of Warrick, silver-plater, dealer and cliapinati. ' ---__•-----••••-r-•-. - ' ['RICE OF STOCKS, YESTERDAY Bask Stuck 939 11 : ;:ir y H e .curissui:It f t .1 , 4 h E atth ars arocs).Er e ilv e t rs r. iafte:; ;; .: : :: i w m t mmb h; sri i . . , 1.4_ Hrs. Jurilat 3 per Cart- &Arced WI • / T iti— bijasee.l . KatJ 'lb. We ! ' 3 per emit. Comets , 6 3lii iris received Orem 4 par Cent ° lt s 4 retemated bursts of al . s • per Ccot. Wavy 4 664 India Stock ' 1 71 1 i 171 English Lottery Tidwell' Consols fur till} T. 1118 H, Stuck-broker, 4, Caroldll, and 9, flouring•cresa. COURSE OF EXCHANGE, From:Arno HI. Amatertlam..'.. 83 7 9 U. Lisboa Cosi Ditto at night .. 34 11 Oporto BEGUN Rotterdam e. f. 11 9O U. Dublin ... II atuhurgh.... 34 4 gip. Cork '‘...• 11 Ttle•Prailmese tu Alton' 34 5 91U. BULLION. 'Me Priori pal 4:ll3rar Paris Dittos Us :el to Coin and ' Bars I. a. t Cbaptium, Mr. Oxberry, Hourdears Ciaiz Markid 4l effective New Dulles .. •• • S. 3 Mice • YE* a Gra* Bilhua 4l Silveri's gars.... 0 5 6 iji , E Leghorn 491 New Lode (each) 4_o • Tie Prinelool 'Ofte Naples 44 AO. on the Ilmko/Holisatt, He, Hr. Ernattnn Mr.. Genes 4.s',Liv.V.e 5} per Cent. p r. L:..1 0 ,, • Mtn skis Vatic, u. C si Do. I lief • 7be I% r v ' Conseeiy of - DEATH. End? will be repegtion On flit olli Inst. at Chippeubain, Wiltshire, Captain Ecsil edit Taus Them lie' Akre, of the Royal Marines. 1'> , M413 4 # - '''''' 3l ' ' • ' • ‘"' ll tic Nevi _Pantomime ,- HIGH WATER, THIS DAY, AT LONDON-Blilanif.. BOW nil tt sou' MM. 411.... rain. after.. s f Even. 8....Mi11. oder ..a. 10:411111salt:: reh.; :.:;...,........1 e SALES BY AUCTION. .._-- t ..... t 5,.,. .-, CHEISEA. NE IR SLOAN E-SQUA RE, ELIGIBLE esrliA , ~• • LEASEHOLD ESTATE, IN FOIE LOTS. By Mr. BURTON, ..., pir ri l l i S. Os MONDAY, egd inst. at Ig, at the ezdogiia Cram lloosv, Sloane-street, Chelsea, -• f Felcrearn :tett itValuable LEASEHOLD ES FATE, CO-s r p =4 F. 14 E ; et, prising five substantial brick-built Dwelling-Homan 1 &VIM*. and Shops, in an improving neighbourhood, being No. 13, Mai. AlltieF , ... lll Y 9 George-street, leading-into Sloane-agoore, and Noa. t, 5,6, 'Herculean Equilibria! and 7, we the north side of Chelsea Market, leading from ship, and the last a I 86mo-street, to George-street. The whole let to old tenants Donee, be • Bereft at will, at low rents, amounting to about tad. per ce.... mime, dtHARLECI Held on lease for an unexpired terns ...* 40 ) ears, Goa Lai hint •csk hot . • .• it c Day last, at a grotind cent of fgt. per annum. The grand rJr.:. ii To be viewed by knee of the Tenants. Particulars had been rrceiced throng! at the Cadogan Coffee-House, Sluane•stren, and of Mi. plow, a ill be contio Burton, bg. Ceeebill• Daum opined at I VALUABLE FREEHOLD LAND, ROMNEY !HARSH g;a. [togs 4s —Pit a By Mr. BURTON, On MONDAY, the egtb of FelL at twelve o'clock, at Gar- minces at Half-past Fleas t raway`o, by order of the Proprietor, •,,* The art a l' (114E-FOUItTII PART of a valuable FRES* Rider from DI- ger - IL/ HOLD ESTATE, situate In Reanne7=lllll, bril• tmseor 1 . 11 . 4 11,14,01 parish of 1311fOUNI14 comprising so am% ----- ' V ie' now on lease to Mr. Thomas Pollak ItigbA rem Milk were unexpired at Michaelmas, 1107, at des mil leer mat foes TAP re! of SOL per van. MARTIN'S To be viewed by applying to the Keeper, and particalan L bad at Glarraway's; and of Mc Barton, 6e, CeirobilE Eater tie Pelmet ELIGIBLE LEASEHOLD DWELL! NO-ii dr - lrfES, BROAD-WALL AND BEAR-ILAISE, CHRIST- MR. INGL CHURCH, BLACKEIHARS'- ROAD , SURREY, IN respectfully SEVEN Lors i n Teams ' , tint h Peremptorily, By Mr BURTON, TiONS nil he r On MONDAY, Eels. at twelve, at Garraway'm by order DAY, I ..roar; ft of the Deviates, is trait, in the will of Mr. Bone, De- the' Howse to be d ceased, Parishes alit. Ms A Desireble LEASEHOLD ESTATE, eons- Morning, before P 1 prising two brick-twill DWELLING-HOUSES, sit.,- adder the inspect) ate and bawl Nor. 36 and 37, Broad-wall, Christ Chervil, I !ulutee• _ Surrey, now in the occupation of Mr. Cooper, who has PO C o nstant nets i wader lean., of which tan year. wereunexpin:d at Christina,, mations and with St., L Patroca imp'rel