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---....,-- - -....- --- V ---•- .4- 1 . . - •''r - ' ...^ • ill . 81.- mt . rout X,./(__ t - -' 2 74 ‘ . a - ° / / ..r fri . ..,‘ Ir . - -.., .",/,-: • , 4 . i , 1k) 'new l y (' P rir i. fil ' e _ .1 , 11 t ..-.liin rttittOb .. . 4 . tf3o + kir I ••••••.--'- . - _= \I,II BE R 5044. LONDON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1819. PI:ICE SEVEN-PENCE. _ __ KING'S TIIRATRP THIS . EVENING. SATUROAY. Fph. 6, w I be repeated Rossini's Comic Opera entitled I:ITALIANA IN ALGIF.IiI. or the first Act, it Kew Stiatiish tlivertistintot, coo pured by Mousiest - naillet, Ballet Master. After the Opera, will be produced, by Mossiest- nuillet lust time in this PAUL countETry), VlBCl(lard N ers po E. pinr Ballet of I With the original Music by Kieulzer. 31 IL HAY LION'S FAH! liITION OF it DRAWING/ from the CARTOONSand ELGIN MARBLES, by Lis Plipitg,lLsodgeer and Beggick, IS NOW OPEN, from Ten u'Clock tilt Fire. Admission I..—Description 61. EAST IND,IA VOUSJirittatalmaS, 5, ISO. "CHF COURT tof DIRECTORS qt Me UNITED COMPA . NY of MIRRCHANTS a ENG . GAND, trading to the EisT INLIIM, de hereby give Notice, That agreeably to the Resolution of ow ovreral Court, pa•44l on the 4th Instant, a GENERAL COURT will he held at their Ilteme in Lendenhall-wc. - I, on FRIDAY, the 19111 Instant, at Eleven u'Cluck to the l'orewoo, for the purpose of taking into consolelatino a Utter tluln Itulwrt Carophell, Esq. sod the Papers explanatory of certain Loans to tit' Zentiodar of Ytziaosgranti the said Leiter beolic as fullurb, vii— - - RANK 1 7 :111 let4f4EY . 41644ietioNA. "t r. FT TICE ”..1 4'o. Fa x . k . 4 1 , 1 . mr*re, have Ole routorti.4 always of Nluhry to th , uwuuit A ammo, fisr A unisil Ping or or to adValo.' : :Hussy ilo I I t til-rtlMllbtot.crs of lbee Burroweri and 1011vre Ike Apidieaut i 3 of kuuurit resit.olta bility, they cau tuake adv•tnee cu the Ora. applieattun. C u utuaut toltalutsta. destined fir particular services were stated di,. rinetly, and the usiatee for such eirroligeorent most hoer been the faedsty them.* arising of derectie., the nal ticolar MU lla NM Ihvy chanced 10 fall to the iitevice. As lie f efore stated, he retold 're no objection to the proposed arrangement, selati ye toigeititing annuities to the servants of her lute Majesty, but as eitemertell with this subject, he hid expected from tl c Noble Lord b sssss e explatias times respectoig the ' E•tabl:shment at Weallsor. This subject, however, he hoped, would moor by the w uolnot of Government, mod the wit 'lwo of the other flume, be brou g ht before there 1.011; , •111101, 81111 that bllth a welsh isoui•l ensue as woliiil be consistent at the same tone with the veCtitutosy doe tit the country, mid the comfort and &woo). of our %Meted Monarch. Tile Earl of .: Veit Pool., or tv i ,l% , sail, that with revert to the latter purr of the NoiA, Ylarrltu s'e I..ll.rech„ tie should Inertly rivet-eve that prese n t li-stot pot getAst is him the proper shoo for entering poll any eawheetations respecting the •iihject of the Wsieedwir Establiaberi.sit. 013 111,. other point, he ce wended that the words of the Act moat clearly gave the Crnorro 11w absolute (11.1)0.4 ft': wholt*er stiloaltrieri 1i the 'toyed Family f nn, the Clod List should chance to 1411 by the demise or Noy of its llembere, 'Awl that such was i .pO r it or the Act, Ile had every reill , oll to contend. because He 00111 e 1)4•11r1111 ? such as tile NllViligit Autbaiwidstre, it ivies expressly provided tier results of such cc should fall to slee t /341Am. 'l'hrs e:skeptitoto there bete proved the rule with respect to the other poem. He was fortlwr supported in leis opi nion, r the etteuent.tattre. that when it w a s (arm & 111 the allowailetic MIS& to the Members of vise Rayed Foneely should, on their demise, fa!l Lathe public., seed n o t to the Crows,. the - charges were placed to the Consolidated Fund. PATENT SOSTENENTE, rod iMPROVED (MANI), CABINET, and SQUARE NO TORTF.S, are 1111 M Manufactured by .1. H.R. MOTT, .1. C. MON% snit Cn. 9N. Pall mall, L lois; Piano Forte Makers to his Ropil Mahlon. the Prince Recent, on principles which combine the most beautiful qualities of tone, with a cap'. ditty of & Insisting ill lIMP hitherto uncquallvil. The PATENT SOSTENENTE is in additional Pedal to the Grand Piano, by means of which, witliont the aid tither of wind, or air/rhos upon the vibrating body, the inmost of each note It auvisined car conlimicil as lone as the Goiter rests spon and is increased or diminished at the pleasure of the Perko r; the touch is lezliter soul mete delicate thee that of the l'l3ifil, it Wing i.eccosaiy for the fiuerts to glide over, rather then strike the keys. When the foot is removed from the Pedal, the Instrument remains complete Grand Piano. To wee them as perfect as aiktr, the Illanorselorers Lave, at ,treat eaves's' awl by too- Incrusts improvements, brimmed the construction of their ' Pianos to owls perfection ■s to render them, nedepeedentlg tr the Sosterreefe, finer hi 11111 e, more Jinalily built, moil snore certain of staudimg in tour, than mii) that ha►e been hitherto produced. IMPERIAL PARIJAM E Nr. 711EATRE-Rb VA L, IMUItrIA TIIITZTY-EIGHTH NIGHT of the NEW TRAGEDY. llllti EVENING, SATURDAY , Feb. 6 . I Ilia Vf..irsly'. Servante will perform (for the 38th hale) New Historical Treiptly, entitled BRUTUS; ' 4 To James Patfirma, Esq. Chao - moo of the Court of Mireetui, of the Mos East laths Company. Si h ive pnxililltrXllllllo MU the arrival of the Roods and Ai:cuing' referred to in the etaocluding papavapli of my Letter to the Court of Garectora of the tlfilla May lied, whirls, were they herr, would loner, that a hi le the t of my transit titans will: the Zetionalar of Vasissragram has been grossly esazgerated, the character of those transactions l a hero greasily whet/alien : hot as those documents, although Mr. Collector !,,nith •piresra to have beets instructed I*, revere attested Copies and Translatious of them su long ago as the month of Noronlwr,l3l7, have nut, to the present late period, arrayed; mot as 1 sin desirous of anhenttiang my conduct, in, an occasion which Isar loam ranch misrepresented, soil but little undo radood, to the Proprietors of East ludic Stock, previous to offering myself to their unlace as a Candidate at the approaching general apt have so li cit th e :amour of yU/11, Sir, it/ Election, 1 • a day for laying before a General Court of Proprietors those Papers obit+ Isaac already arrived from Mader., and to which, by your Secretary's Letter of theist Msy last, I Mall permitted IP have adieu, together with ranch other', a. 1 nay produce in justification of my transactions oath the Zemin dar of V monogram. " 1 have the honour isl he, Si,a "'lour most obedient fir reant, " HOIIEKT CAMPBELL. HOUSE OF LORDS, FiuDfY , FEifituAty APVLAI.C. • Connell were !Inked to for Appel ('tiara of 31' Craw Stev.wr.l, mlld ihe Duke ul Ai 4111 r.l.uouout and fulterit.--Judgment puidpoiwil 'l•be Duke of St. Albaus mud Viacuunt Anson to k ibe web* sud Ilu - ❑ .e4t4. OR, TH F. FALL OF TARQUIN. Wish tie, .I..roery, Machinery, Messes, and Decorations. The MOW incidental In tbe Meer T.Conke. Locius Junius Mr. Kean : Titus, Mr. D r . Fisher Serous •ririlain, Mr. H. Ketahle ; Argos, Mr. Willey ; Claudios, tir. raven. y; Collaitows , Ur. Senewneh; Valerin;, Mr. Otland; lateretins, Mr Powell; Horatio% M r . y ar mod. alisa, Mrs. timer'' Tarquinia, Mrs. W. West; Lucretia, Mrs. Robinson% Prirstims of Rhea's Temple, Mm. Urereton. to Art I. the Procession of Tarquinia to the Temple u( After which (45th time?, a new Comic Pantomime, called Ti - 11: SILVER. ARROW; .‘it, HARLEQUIN AND THE FAIRY l'ARt RANON. The whole of the /Vero Music, with a Medley Orertuie, composed by Mr. F. Hughes Tire Pantomime arranged mail produced under the direction of Mr. W. lirrrymore. Prince Ahmed (one. uards Ilurlequin), Mr. L. Yartiolit ; raftrreards Pantaloonl, Mr. SO111.011; !lammed (afterward. ('lown, Mr. Sonfhby. rrincess Non ...moil's, ;afterwards Columbine, with a Solo on lire Fla raft). Miss Tree; Fairy Pari Batten, Miss Cooke. On Moodily, Brutes, and The Silver Arrow. On Tuesday, King Richari: the Third, and The Cava Arrow. On Wednesday, Brutus ; after which will be persilisced, a 1. , . Musical Farce, in direr acts, coiled Magls /Whims; or, A T. ip o, Exmouth. On Thursday, the Tragedy of Othello. thi Friday, the new T. nerdy of Brows. On Monday, the 15th instant. will he produced, a new f tire arts, to he called SWitgerlllll4l. The 111th representation of the new Debstatic Romance of I . .uddets FitlA, will be duly announced. :NN LATE QUrurs EscrACLIeI E Qrs Itie motion of the Earl of 'Message from Ins Roysl flightless the Plisse.. Regent to the House relative to tier :ate Establishment was read. The Earl of Ltvt3tPuol. then rose fur the pur pose of moving ass Address to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, la answer to the Message that had been just read at the table. Previous, how. ever, to making that motto's, he thought it ma terial that he thould inform their Lordships of the nature and character of the fond alluded to in the Message. how it hosed, and also the nature awl exteut of the claims that should be made upon it. The sum of 68,000/. had bests originally appropriated from the reveuie of pi's Majesty's Civil List. for the support pf the late Queen's particular Establishment ; but it was to he under stood that this sum, in the event of Fier Majesty's demise, was to lapse, out tq the use of the public, bat to the general purposes of the Civil List. It was disposable at the pleasure of the Prince Re gent, ender the advice of Isis Ministers, in aid of most of the branches of the Civil List, such as of the Lord Steward's department, the department or the Lord Chantherlain, of the Master of the Horny, or, in short, of any braskch of that service, with one exception. it tepid not be diverted to the payment of pensions, because, by an especial choose its the Act for regulating the Civil List, the pensions charged on it were limited to 90,0001. a-year. His Royal Highness, however, instead of takiti4 advantage of that which by lii%v was declared to he at his disposal, was 'Octet d—if, indeed, he required such advice—to place this fund at else dis posal of Parliament, awl Only rtCfar mended to the consideration of both Houses that th.y should per form ass net of justice, welt as nu all similar occa sion. had ever been done, namely. to grant certain annuities for their lives to 'her late Msjesty'us --r -eign% who hail' for a long period of time performed their services with attachment and fide -3, He thought it rodit, however, to remark. that Noble Lords would leave the House much in error. if they siipsioseil it was intended to maintain ill her Nliijcsty's servants iu the same state iii whirls they had been during her life. But whatever the aiiiinities might be, or to whom ever granted, they were to subsist only for the lives of the grantees, and on their deaths the amount would fall to the public. 'The aggregate sum which lie thought should be granted, amount ed to 25,000/. a year, which, deducting from the sum of 58,000/. would leave ass actual saving to the public of 3:3,000/. a year. that should bel.:011. sidered as an absolute bums to the country, by his Rujal Highness, of a fond by law at his own-dis posal, and of which he might have availed himself. The Noble Earl thirst appealed to the justice and generosity of the House, to acquiesce in the pro posed grants to her Majesty's servants, end con cluded by moving OM Address to the Prince Re gent, expressing the deep sense the House enter tained of the goodness of his Royal Highness, its placing at the disposal of Parliament a rwo, which on the lamented &Anise of her Majesty h.td lapsed to the Civil List, and assuring his Kojal High ness that the House would not fail to take into their most favourable consideration the claims re commended to their attention. The Address being 'rail, The Marquis of LANSDOWN rase, and !ta id he should not offer any general objections to the Ad dress now proposed, in the t •iuoriety of which no differetire of arritiuient could lie rsiteitaiheil, slur should be quibble with the Noble Earl uliout thus particular words used, either to the Nltssage or the Address ; bust he should ill discharge los duty to the House arid to the country, did he net express his disarm to the principle contained in both, rela tive to the lapse of heir late Majesty's Establish ment. He had this morniiig looked over the Bill for regulating; the Civil List, passed three years since, from the words of which he did not behave that the Noble Lord would Slid sufficient to Pointy his assertions, that the suits appropriated to the maintenance of the Queen's Establishmusit 11:1,1„ on the . lamented ileeno.e of her Majesty, lapsed to the general seivice of the Civil List. lint even supposing that the 'ford of the law iseglit, is stsictuess, be au coostrised, it by 110 mew-- !olivine& that such was the spirii of the Act. Fur if surd* were the case, their Lordships wig:at easily isniyiie to what :us extretnity the j.tincipleemild lie carried. If it were admitted wills respect to the tare the principal Member of the Royal Family, it must of course be equally applicable to all the others, and if ouch a calamity were to mem, as that oil the Members of the ltiocAl Family (with die ea ceptiou of the King), iterivihg :014114a11er.4 Irons the Cecil List., were to die, a ' , ant 111011ey 10 a very great amount would thus laps. to ilie Civil List, and 'become disposalik at the. will ui the :11iiiisiers. It cupid never lie imagined that such a tiotvrr would he g it . a = ri l.‘l ), ,, i 5l :,:l if the words of the Ai t could hue .o i it would he a good ce•I'" 11 for ultrittitt them. Ile was the more Gorilliril iii li.a opinion form th i s circumstance, that i,s the holm r Civil List a genetsl total wis frosted, but io ,hie 11tH I' 4 " LI tint , je , 4l'll particular 10110 REFUGE FOR THE DESTITUT I: THE TWELFTH ANNIVERsAItI" DIN. NEU sill he at the City of London Tavern, Biehoo pteetreri, au TUESDAY. ibr 16th of Felon:try, lilt) ; IMOIDENT, His Royal Higlinexit the Duke of YORE, in the Chair. V1CP.191,011/11/NTII, BM Grace the Duke of WA- Rt. Hon. Lord Kenyon ford Rt. lion. Lord Carrington The Most Noble Marquis of Rt. lion. N. Vansittart, Chan- Hastings celior of the Exchequer Rt. Hon. Lord Viscount Rt. Hon. Sir T. Plumer, Mss. Sidraulith ter of the RAM= Rt. Hon. Earl of Bristol Sir Thos. Baring, Bait. M.P. Kt. Hun. soil Kt. Rev. the , George Milford, Esti. M.P. Bishop of London Edo. Prothrroe, Esq. M P. Wm. and RI Hey. the Bishop Wm. Wiltserforcr, Req. M.P. of Oxford Alexauder Bennett, Esq. Rt. Huu. turd Eardley " Argyll-street, Februar 4 , 18I9." The Papers befoi e mentioned, which are on the Record of the Court, willl be ready at t h is House for the inspection of the Proprietors uu Widoesday next, the lath Instant; mid those which Mr. Campbell has signified his intention to pro duce, will be ready Ito inspection on Friday, the 12th lust. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. The Adttrers was then unatiimou.iy agreed to, sittl the Ilutsue attjout tied. TRVA,ERCR, Edward Fortier, Esq. MOUSE OF COMMONS, ER IDA Y, FEIiRL ART 5. TRUSTFIFF, Alexander Bennett, Esq. IT. Lu.hington, Esq. LLD. furater, Esq. ;ni g ' w i ng the trot .11y fur rerritine Pridarmi for Pity:its Vint, the SPE/M1..4 look thr thai r Illree ".'cluck. • ST6W Earl of Mount• Norris Hon I.mlie Coming Sir Charles ['lower. Bart. Samuel Birch. li•q. Alderman FrA!Will M. thismancy, Esq, l i M Y. Callum! Fenninff, Jon Esq.. Brojautin Hawes, Eaq. raßns, I Samuel Joseph, Esq. William Kens, Esq. lAlexander Mackay, Esq. T. G. Raven.hase, Esq. G. E. H. Schweiger, Esq. William Vaughan, E 9. Frederick Webb. Esq. John Woolley, Esq. l'A PER 31A NITFACTUR Mr. It IVAnD prtsrote.l a Peut,.at fr a oiiinher of kr.tiiie) into piii• re makrrf., \tlii.ls Ft I ((nth, ill it Mitt bufrfutil 'ably iii root-, wiener of the intr...ll.ri or machinery, w the manufacture of potorr, a loch drinetcJ fumy of them 01 ClTlplooritielli i while 211.• itts;ti a lit tit Llt • I . 'le:stied wall 4.1 it worm• gnalily that. tint I .".itteul lit the or& nary way by tit:. 'baud. .I'le Pet that raver +mite in Ilse riiri , at way. prmtdr.l .1 distinguish. Mg mark wall pkirea uu that pi...infra Jtv On3l hiller'''. so !hit the one.rulittl easilF Le kilo.rei It 1111 l miter. w 055 1 ,1 for et . urtally preferred..—iwit they itiriefote !may. d , Sod the Hunan *lllllll ;MOP. some measure for that poriso.e. 14,e Petition wall label Mt Ow table. • Mona at Six uTlocli precisely. Tickets 14... each ; t., Ire hid of the Treasurer, Stewards, and SCI'l tary . at the Refnee io Harknel-road and Roston; of the a, and at the Wir of the Tavern. No strvani• admitted but of time President, Vice- Presidents, Treassier, and Stewards. aka ERT CROSBrf, , Secretary . INSOLVENT DER ORS' ACT. Air. LAWSON pi - rip-wed a Pri thus fevions_urtina of ISiotsrssagli, is York, ire, toraj,lutir /Or a irviwatt or th# iii.olveitt Deblois' Art —1,141 1111 thr tals*.r. surpLy %VA"! ,L.M. . ~:.; . .0 Mr. RYNG permuted 'he ist!lbilfents of St, Stuniefe:l, pen) iog for IrAve. Ihiill4 m a Mil, fur qie retabliehmeot of a Util Water-Wu. k Company. Referred to a Contattttee. NEW WRITS. The SPraKra was ordered tp roue frarratge to the Clerk of the Crown, duruityt loins to mate not new writs for Mem tors to scrim in Um ps . swesq Parlowstrat, for the fulkmiag 'shirrs Un the motion of Mr. Seiiestet Ortst.oW--efor a Barges, to serve for the nortinizli of Guildfusd, its Mr room of Wino's* Draprr Best, Esq who, Once his , hssacreptrd thu tttt of 011[ sit hig Nlairsty'a Potent Judges of the Court of King's Boot'. Ou the inutittit of Mr Serjeant fhisLoW--eor s Wireto to serve fur the Bsieossiii of Ashburton, is: the room of Mr. Srrjeisist C.:14[1, whu .161‘8 accepted Ike ailmativa of CLlrr J wailer of 4.lll4ater. On the motion of Mr..IIIII9IIOTTOM —for a !toreros to Pert? for the town of PieVr iNiutistir, in the loom of Colonel LLshrowe, deceased. (As the rnotinn of Mr. Douct.se—t,r a Member to sties for Inertness, in the room of ilie Richt Hon. Charles friatit, who has accepted the office of Chief SaL vietary for Ireland. On the motion of Mr. liumnut,o—for a Member to seat• for New Yarmouth, in the ruum lo f Mr. Anson. The SPVAICER stated that he 11.1 d received a letter from Mr. - Leslie Foster, informing him That Ire had been return ed to serve in Parliament for the City of Armagh and the Town of Lisburn, and that he bad made his ekction to sit for the Collor place. rtioliari of Mr. V. PIIZGERAr.D—a mew writ Wall k.itle• • d fu. a Member to arm Wr for the l'ros .t of Lisburn. Szvaal ft also stated, that he had received a letter f rom Mr. H ow l!, Mformionz him that he had been retursirA to serve in Parliament for the Borough of Saltabli, ut Corn. wa ll, and Blau f or the Borough of Bleehingly, in Surrey— rind Oat be had isi.sdc hta rlentiou to sit fur the former 'dare. 0 1 , the motion of Mr. DESIttON—a new writ was ordered for a Mearlicr In acne tor 16e Borough of Blerhioely. On the notion of Mr. I.ll,lllTOS—ti new wiit was.•r.trre4 for a Borzt-e. lit terse in Parliament for Peterborough, to the room uf She It chit How. VC. Elliott, di erased. Olt the motion ui Mr. BRO7GIIA?t—a new writ was ordered to were in Parliament for the City of %S'est nrio.lr•r, w the room of Mar S dec. wird. GAS LIGHTS. - - - Mr.l.lrri.Etex prep:lll.d 4 Pettituu from the I oltalaitunts o.f the Too o of li.rtrongliato, pi Jy;isz for letter to hi ioe Hitt for ItAttog diet To*u with g44.—ktekried to a Cuus . _ _ _ . llr. P M9Ollll presented a Pelitiro for leave to !,sllg iu Bill (..r lighting eio tam pints of the City of Westminster with 1; It r reerea to a C nor. Kn C 1.•• 1 Clllll.lld. verse-used a Petition from the Inhabi tants 01 the l'urish of St. John r, Maisete, praying that the said Pm nil' should he separated front the jurisdicttust of the Putt mid Timis of Duver.—Laid tru the fable. COMPANY OF PARISH CLERKS. Aldermen Wuou mesented a Petition front the Master, ‘Vardrio., and Brothers, of the Company of Parish Clerk.. psaptot for all extension of the ternie of their Clcirter, as, unelie Nee existing provisione„ they were mishit to wasp those registers which were absolutely necessary, and ...re considered of great iniportsuice.—fteferritel Him Committee. PRISON SHIPS. Mr PFNNItt2 gave notice, that na Thawed., next his nook.' noise for learele bring hi a Bill for the betiei cesium ' two of Prism) Ships. BOARD OF AGEOCILDLYLTB.F. Mr. D. G.tt.ar.RT presesi /eel a Petition from IS PrreitPiii and Nletttbris of the hoard of Agriculture, poi Situ.': nut 1W! ,ire they had dune to Ilse courtesy, and praying 10 he sip. purled by a rAtit6l4ll4ollM y graiit —ltefirerrd Wa.toow.it ur SMALL DKR ES. Mr. H. fv)1.11. prrseultst aPo from 1:12; THEATRE-ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. r~ EVENING. SATURDAY. Feb. '6, millbe.ati44l, the Comedy of THE SOLuIER'S UAU6HTER. Governor Hearten, Mr. W. Ferrell ; Frank Heartall, Mr. bun; llalfnrt, sen. Mr. Egerton; Malfort, inn. Mr. Ab. Not; Capt. Woodley, Mr. Connor; Timothy Quaint, Mr. Lauri The Widew Cberrly, Miss Mrs. 31.ilfori, are. Fancit ; Mrs. Fidget, Mrs. Onvestriet. 'ln which will be added (for the 30th time), • Mew Grand Paintomirse, called . . . HARLEQUIN SILINCHAUSEN; OR, THE FOUNTAIN OF Love. The Overture and Mimic composed and selected by Mr Wars. • eisamewsawn, SMiras Mr Nesbi, Sq Halm Frominis (afterwards Ihintahniw, Mr. Norman; Humpy-Dandyale lad (atterwarchtlawii;, % % Grimaldi ; Vales% Mr. Coiner. Si:nura Fragrantia ;,atterwards Culotta lune), Miss F. Drunett. In the course of time Pantomime, a Pas Jr TRAP, by the Mica Delimits. the new Grand Pantomime, called Harlequin Munchen will be repeated uu Mmiday, srutMay, and Friday, to tie ensuing week. On Mon& y, the Tragedy of Jane Shore. Oa To. %day, the Opera of Rob !toy Maceregor• lln Weiliirstldy will be produced, for the first lime, a new Tragedy, in Ear acts, wills new Scenes. Dresses, soul Iht , oatiniss, called Ermine, or The Statue. With `he 1 tree of Who'. the Dupe? On Friday, The Kruse, Opera! Captain Maeheatts, Mr. Ham. Alter which will be produced (fur the lust lime;, a Farce, Called The Place Honors 11110 hr I'EttEAIPTOItItY RESOLD. trnr +want to Orders of the 114611 COURT of CHAN. 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