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After which will be prodneed, for the first lime (what the Manager thinks be is entitled to call) a new Comic Ne lms:cue, under the tide of THE SILVER ARROW; OR, NIARLEQUIN AM) THE FAIRY PARI BANON. The whole of the New Music, with • Medley Overture, • Collipatall by Me. J. Hughes. Harlequin, Mr. E. Y31'11(11(1 (his lest epprerscre at this Tlwatrei; Clown, Mr. Hartland; Pmstaloots, Mr S•mosun (111 ,, r first appearance in those characters at this Theatre), Columbine. Miss 1 rec. la the course of the Pantomime, a Pas Sent by Miss Tree, s c r u mp i.i• d by herself on the Flgeolet 11. , D,,,,ra will he opened at Sin &Cluck, sad tbe Per forwasine hczin al s e ven Buses, be. ; Second Pi ice 3 s .—Pit, 3s ; Reared Prier . , .Lower Ga Item 25., Second Price, Gilliam Is.; Second Frio., ed. Roses and Places to be liken of Mr. Rodwell, at the Ro tunda of the Thews.. from Ten till Four; where may be bad .t Private Ike nightly. The new Dramatic Romance of fludden Field, will be acted every Evening till frig liter moire The new Historical Tragedy of Brutes, or The Fall of Tarquin, will shortly be resumed. riIEA E- YAL, CO V ENT-GARDEN. TIM EVENING, WEDN ESI)AY, Jan. 6, will be acted the Comedy or ELFTII IC Unte Orsino,Mr.Epvton; Vabltbre, Mr. Claremont; cir Toby Mich, Mr Emery; Sir Andrew Acurcl...k (fist . Mr W. Finns ; Mateo ho, Mr. !Aston; Choro. with rho Igi nil Epilogue Song), Mr .1. Russell Ohvb., Mrs. ; lrtnla, Miss Brunton i 31/1111 ; M Gibbs. ru ulucli will be added (fur the 10th time), a New Grand Pantomime, coiled II lill.F.Qt3 IN VIUNCHAUSEN ; OR, THE FOUNTAIN OF LOVE. Illattratibg those real forts worded by that celebrated traveller Rerun Mitcham:en. The OWFI are and use composed and selected by Mr. %Vara. Baron Mustchatitro, Mr. 111 l nous; Harliquin, Mr. Ellar ; Prunicus (afterward, Pantaloon), Mr. Normlo ; Lo.rf lin.npy•Daady (afterwards Clown), Mr. Grimaldi ; Vulcan, Mr. i 1111 l er. Signora Fragrautia (afterwards Colum bine). Miss F Urumqi. In 11w c.mrse of the Pantomime, a Pas de Trois, by the Miss Deimetts. • Boxer, 7s. Second Price, 39. fid —Pit, 39. 6d. Scotia Prier, 2s —Lower Gallery, 2s. Second Price, ha—Upper Gallery. IA Second Price, W. rare, for the Boxes' to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-Aire. Hart-street, trims Ten till Four. A Private Box nt ty be had for the Season, or nightly, of Mr. Brandon, at the Box otfiee. The new Graud Pantomime will bet-crated every treoing. T. -morrow will be revived, Shakapeare's Play of 'the W Tale : Herminne (first time), Mesa Somerville. (P the Comedy of Th. Soldier's Daughter. On S•uarday, the Play of The Castle Spectre. Ou Monday, the Tragedy of Jane Shore, ROYAL COBURG THEATRE. Uuder the Patruii.rge of his Royal Highoe.s Prince Leopold of Saxe Coburg. THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, Jan. IMO, and following Evenings, at ilalf.pa‘t n'eloek piceisely, the new Grand Mclu.Disuiatic Spectacle, called ---.____.- . EL HY DER ! THE CHIEF OF THE GAUT MOUNTAINS. Hammel Abdoloin) (tteurping the Throne of II iiionatasil, Mr. B ortinore, lien., El Hyder (the Warrior of Hio.loo.imi). Mr Huntley, Hairy Clifton (Mitl.hipmait of the Tuger, wrilArd uu the Coast), Mi. W. Berryinure. The abide to conclude with (10th time)* splendid ChriAntes Pont:mine, the opening of which woo performed some seven years back, upwards of h 0 successive nights, at the Surrey Theatre. ender the title of PUNCH'S FESTIVAL; OR, HARLEQUIN'S CHRISTMAS BOX. The Pantomime arranged Ly Mr. W. 'lorry ~,,, re, Principal Characters—Winter, Mr. Onkel:: Hail, Mr. Bryasil; frost, Mr. Nelson; Rain, Me. Reeves; Snow, Mr. Gale. Autumn, Mrs. Davidse; Sylphia, Miss Rountree. Patiloorimical Characters—Sir John Portly (afterwards Pantaloon), Mr. Hill; Apollo Portly (Lover), Nlr. Gay; Lobos (Afterwards Harlequin), Mr. Howell, jun.; Punch yfterwards Clown), Mr. Soul hhy, formerly Clown at Astlil's Amphitheatre, and late from Spain. Annette (after waste Columbine), Mrs. W. Barryinure. Boxes 4s. and 3s.—Pit Is.—Gallery Is. Places to be taken of Mr. Grubb, at the Illux-ollice of the Theatre, from Ten till Four. Various Novelties, and several Revivals, are in Prepord ton, a,,J will be shortly produced. The New Comic Pantomime of Punch's Festival will he repeated every Evening till further nutice, with the splendid Melo drama of El Hyder. THEATRE OF ANATOMY, MEDICINE, &c . BLENHCI3I-STREET, GREAT MARLBOROUGH. -- - - writ EET. THE SPRING COURSE of LECTURES at this School will begin ou the following Days : ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, and SURGERY, by Mr. Enoutits, daily, at Two, on Monday, Jauwary 2S. Dia siscii,is as usu.& CHEMISTRY, 74IATERI4 MEDICA, &c. daily, at S:igtoi in the 31ornistg. THEORY and PRACTICE of PHYSIC". at Nine, with EXAMINATIONS, by Dr. AGSM, 4.41 Monday, February I. Three Courses are given every Year, each occupying toady Four Mouths. 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Clarke, Richards, and 31edcalf,Chaurerydane. John Flinders., of Nottingham, hosier, to surrender, Ja nuary 9, 23, said February 16, al one, at GwWhnll , Lon. dun. Attorney, Mr. Farren, Threadneedle-street, London. William Smith, late of Hutinslow, Middlesex, but now of MoNat.street, City-road, corn-dealer, to atirretsder, Ja unary 9, 23, and February 16, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. T. Marron, jun. Chancery-lane. Illomerley, of Bolton, Lancaster, cotton-manu• facturer, to surrender, January 16, February I, and 16, at eleven, at the Bridge lan, Bolton. Attorneys, Mr. Medduw. croft, Gray's luu, Loudon; and Meaara. Buatdmau and Merry, Bolton. Richard Gilson, of Bawtry, York, victualler, to surrender, January 18, ■t four, 19, and February 16, at ten, at the So why Inn, Nottingham. Attorneys, Mr. Knowles, New Inn, London ; and Mr. Hill, Bawtry. Rubes t Unwin, late of Dronfield, but now of Chapel en le Frith, Derbyshire, limber-merchaat, to surrender. January 16, 18, and February 16, at twelve, at the Tontine Inn, Shef field. Attorneys, Mr. Wake, Slit ffield ; and Messrs. Ills grave and %Valter, Symausl's tun , Chancerydane, London. Itolacrt Johnson, or Plymouth, grocer, to surrender, Ja nuary 211,21, and F. bruary 16, at eleven, at the King's Arms., Plymouth. Attorneys, Mr. Kelly, Plymouth; and Mr. Bowden, A Wei minibus y, Loudon. William Peyton, late of Linenli.'s Ism-fields, Midillesen, wine and brandy tmerchant, to surrender, January 18, /3, and February 16, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudou. Attorney, Mr. Hartley, New Britige•strert, Blnekfriars. DIYIDEN DS. Jan. 30. F. Gilding, of .z.te-strect, London, cabinet nu.kpr, at rle6eal, *4 Ja• 21 1 . H • Vu. and J. C. New.court, Crutched- Loudon, mrichauts, al at Guildhall Feb. G. T Hoolbruuke, late of High Holborn, Middlesex, liiicii-tirsper, at ten, at (Guildhall, London. Feb. 2. W. Rik:lsle, of Finsbury-squAre, NlidtPesett, mer. chant, at rleven al Guildhall buillint Feb. 6. .1. Walker, of Shur.d tch , Middlesex, furniture broker, al ten, at Guildl.l4ll, Lund. m. Jaw 19. J. Bewley. late of Kingsland-road, Mioldlesert, ■ad of New:ate-market, Londun, salesman, at ten, at Guild- hall Loodun. Jan IS. S. South, of Coventry, watch-maker, at eleven, at the King's Head Inn ' Coveutsy. Jau 2/4 S. Halton, of Coventry, giocer, at eleven, at the !Clue% Head Inn, Coventry. Jan. 28 J. Ladbrouk, now ur late if Drayrote, Was wick, farmer, Si rle.ren, at the Kluge's H-ad Inn, Coventry. Jan RS. T. Wale, of Latteraorth, Leicester, draper, at eleven, at the King's Head 11111. Coventry. Jan. 12. J. Davidauei, of the East India Cliagoliera, Leaden. ball -street, London, meichant, at one, at Guildhall. Jan. 26. J. Maelinight, late of Lon-arre, but now of Par. PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. liaimmt.street. Wegiminster, limo-draper. at twelve, at Jai 12. W. Son of 4 WWII 4t rem, M ...Icl:rarx, irournolig. r, •I etrreii, Luorier.s. Jan 21. L 11 Sttionli.li, iif lundilii, stray'. 1111(111M:4i f.1111111 , f, •4 tWOV., at Ginldh.tl. Feh 2. 'l' P. Smith, of Thomas.stleet, H. atol, whitleseutie brip.l.-manufacturer, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Jan 26 J. 'flicker, of Lung-acre, Middlesex, liuea-draper, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Fel. 6. S. Shaw, of Brunswick-maim, 51iilillestx, ander. writer, at twelve, at Guildhall. Lundua. Feb. 2. W. M•Kenaie, late of Demerara, bat Dow of Cuvent-gardrn, Middlesex, merchaut, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Jnit. 27. C. t'lay, of Aston, %Varwick, coach-maker, at t leveti, at the lien and Chickens Hotel, New street, fir. tningham. CERTIFICATES.—J•nuAny 26. C. Fowler, of Setikostes, Y. rk. inereheiti.—J Larlhennk, le•e of Denyeote, ‘Vsreriek, former.—J W Middle* of V latechnierl ilick-sireet, Middlesex, perfumer —S. Morn, nf Chesterfield, Derby, it roecr.-1. Wilhon. of Kmbh , ...e. pi tee, Oxfood.street, Middlesex, bookeelter —W 'llorkto tun, of Pendleton, Lancaster, joiner.— S N Unmet.. of pot-lane, Loudon, straw hat•nisonfaetorer Rsrk•e. of Sheffield, York, curdwainec--41 Mittman, of BUiIOU, Lan caster, muslin-ounaufacturer. AMERICAN PAPERS. SKETCH OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30. The following Resolution was submitted by Mr. Tiehenor. for consideration Resolved, That the Committee on the Judiciaiy he in structed to inquire into the expediency of changing the pre. tent judicial i.rtem of the Vnited Suter, so far as to pro. vide for the gradual diminution of the ntitniscr of the Judge* who at present compose the Supreme Court ; fur the rsstrici. jog the functions and duties of the Judges of that Court to the holiliog the Sessions thereof, and the (aloe duties inn identat thereto ; of establishing and orgaisising a Circuit Court in each State in the Union; and of providing fur the swine. meat of a competeut number of Judges fur the bolding of the said Court." The Bill way read, and trussed a second reading. A Message was received from the President of the United States, by Mr. J. Monroe, his Secre. tare, rransnsittiog, in comnliance with the Remdu. tion of the Senate of the 17th of April last, a Re. port from the Navy Department, of the state of the Navy Peusion Fund. DECEMBER 1. Mr. Forsyth laid on the table the following H.-solution : " Resolved, That the Committee on Finance be instructed to inquire into the expediency of prohihiths4 the exportae tion of the Guld and Silver and Copper Coins of the Gutted States." The following Gentlemen were announced to. day as a Committee of Inquiry into the conduct of the Bank of the United Sister :—Silessrs.Speucer, Loundes, APLant, Bisysti, and Tyler. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Du 1. of New Jersey, offered the following Resolution : " Resolved, That the Committee appointee' on sn ninth of the Message of the President of the United States as re. 'ales to the unlawful introductiou of tilsves into the Uteittel Slates, br instrncted to inquire into the expediency of pays. int a Law, prohibiting the emigration or tramvertation of Slaves ur Sicvaiitv of Colour from any State to atm other part of t he United States, iu cases where, by the Laws of such State, such transportation is prohibited; and that th, y bate leave ►o report by Bill or otherwise." Mr. Lion said, in introducing his Resolutioo, that it related to a subject of such interest in h put of the country, and, us the Resolution only proposed an inquiry, he hoped it would not be ob. jected to. _ _ _ Mr. Poindexter objected to the Resolution.— Any man, he said, had a right to remove his perty from one State to another, and slaves as well as any other property. The Resolution was negatived—Ayes 6n Noes CO. NEW YORK, DECEMBER 3. The Rink of Washington has pul,licly and offi cially announced that they have sucpended spec e payments, until the Legislature have time to take the subject into considt-ataun. General Lefebvre Devnouettes is at preseo tt a visit to Washington ; he was our of the y0tp.0 , 4 and most (li.tinguiblied of Napoleon's Geuer“l Offi cers, and much respected. (From the Nashville Clarion, November 17.) SUPPRESSION OF THE FRENCH SETTLEMENT. A Gentleman immediately from Louisiana in. forms, that General Ripley is cuticentrating a re spectable force et Baton Rouge, to ascend Red River, and, he understood, thence to proceed arid occupy the country iii dispute between the Unin , t State* and Spain, lying between the Sabine tied Rio del Norte. Tl,e necessity for this movernert, at this time, is the attemhlage of a large and naval force there, which is said to be piratital in its character. ( From the Neze York Everting Post of the sth. ATTACK UPON LALLEIIAN WS ESTABLISHMENT AT GA LVESTON. Froiti the Noe ()deans Gazet:e of the 7ili we copy the following extract of a letter him!) a Gentleman at Natchitoelles, under date of ilia 28th October :—" Joao Beraniendi and J. se Angel Navarro arrived here last night, and confirm the news of the arrivol at Altascosits of the expe dition which I alluded to in my last. It is coos. posed of 500 men, under the orders of Oini Joan de Castimeda. Two hundred melt had made thetni.elres musters of a fort belangiog to Ort,eral Lalleinand ; and Castaneda had sent a flag of truce to Galveston, which had not returned at the depar ture of Berantendi. The object of the expedition appeals to have been to destroy this fort and Gal. veom', Bud to intercept, as much as poshiMe, the trade of the Comoncliez. They have lift 100 men on the Trinity, at a plantation called the Salt ' , leagues no the main road. It would seem that Uwe Coinsuander does not wish to approach hearer to This day is published , iu Owes vols. 12nso. prier 13..64 boards, C 0 R AL Y: A NOVEL— " 0 powerful Virtue: 0 eielileittai fair! Al least reruse a trial tuu mere Receive the trionspie, sad forget the war." PR !OR. Printed for Longman, Horst, Rees, Orme, rod Brown, London. In the room of the prewoit Month will appear, OAKWOOD JIALL: a Novel. By Alias Helton. In three vols. limo . A TRAVELLER'S TALE of the Jr CENTURY. By Alias Spence. In three vols. Unto.