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Y J. br ilArtttob ~trt•To. s umeEß 2220. .....--------- NSW TH BATR &ROYAL, COY 11.'- ' r fiis I'RE;;ENT MONDAY. , , will be acted, Shaksrearris Tragedy el KING LEAIt. Kip , I.. s r. Mr, `amble ; Earl o( Gloucester, Mr. M. Mr. C. liamble ; E d.uond, Mr. Braaten ay, nerd, Mrs Humphries i Rep Mo, rs St. Leer; Ceedelis, uirs &etre. After which, • new Comb! Pantomime, c ; alled, HARLEQUIN PEDLAR OR, THR HAUNTS!) WELL. T o morrow, leery Nam ii bee Humour, and A Budget 5ieu a„.......4),, Tbaractsy, The Man of the World, and 1.4 Thor. es —94 Saturday, The Cottle of Andalusia, oh 1 Rolget of Itisdera. . • f TWELFTH TIME. LYCEUM THIEATR r. Is PER THE SPECIAL LICENSEsOF THE LORD I CHAMRERI.AIN; I r satra Cr. the pr e!. ut Season S. the joint .pplimtion if all parties mincipally isteretded. rlllEili N 1 A.I ES 1 . 1 ES* SE R VANTS, form og the COMPANY of the late Dili ItY -LA NE riIE ATRE, will, 'IIIIS PRESENT MONDAY. March op. perform • New Play, ris Ave acts, founded OM lhousger's l'omeily of The City Madam, calied itiCiihS I . - - OH, 11 WIFE AND lIIRCiTMER. The Clisractsrs by Mr. Poirell, Mr. Holland, MS. Ray ed, Mr Wrench, Mr. De Camp, Mr. Prinurti : Mn. Ed , Min Ray, Alm. Orger. •Itich (sixth time), a new Metrical Force, in two arts, called MT O R MN`! ' , li i e (Isidore nod Muiic, entirely new, composed by Mr. C. Smith. Itie Characters Ini Mr. Penley, Mr De Camp, Mr. Ma `ova, Mr kinght, M. Johnstone, Mrs. Spiuks, Miss Kelly, Ps Bland, Sic. 11ie sew nirce of Hit or Mix! was scain received with hmieded appluse, mid will be repeated every evening till Clher none. I s-ia.mue, Much Ado about Nothin;.-0a Thursday, 1w Ha" y Maim. as c9tioly sew Serio.Comir Opera, in three acts, has 1,1 i O l4 iii prrpai atiuo, awl will ..peethly Ire produced. —.-_ M PARKER'S BENEFIT. PAVILION THEATRE, D N NE% CASTLE-STEEET, IiTRA T uN PRESENT EVENING. MONDAY, Marsh s. tinsel a New COISie Dance, called, The IPOTRECARY DOCTORED. Principal Characters, Irmserussoan. Davis, Harthinsl, and Mrs. Parker. After dith, a New Grand Melu.Drioustic Spectacle, in two his, calla CORNIAC and SIVAILAN ; nr, The CHIEFS ERIN: la the ri.arse of islitelt sill be represented, the of Prince Corium, King of liet.i.nt Simon*, Nn Pailier. EXTRAORDINARY EXERCISES by the Equestrian Carps. To c..incluile with a Come Pan eilil extensive Scenery, Machinery, wad 1 1.1,1. Ira I Nue.", called TAKE WARNING; or, HARLEQUIN s •COT LA ND. Thane Mr. Diekinsni; his Suit M r Cul kt ; 111 Ilan Mr. Decaehro ; Harkgaiu jur this night Intl, t Mr. rnsanen; Consie Awed:set Mr. Suuthby Oren Mr. Hart sell; sailColaatheue (fur that melt) Mrs. Parker. Second Price at Half-past Eight. Eipeistria.i Tuition daily, by able Masters. RIC LAST lIIAIQUERADE TILL. AFTER EASTER, PAXTUEON, OXFORD STREET. GRAND MASQUERADE will It- it this 11 Hws, THIS r.vaNtNa March 5 —Tickets, UP. wk slash %Aoki Stirrer 'sod larrossessis.—Mesks, lows le lobe Ised iu tb. Home. swum GALLERY, PALL-MALI.. 1 1 141 S GALLERY, For lltr F . -XI-111111'10N an , ' StLE of the WORKS of BRITISH ARTISTS', will OPENED to the Public THIS HAY, mid sill 10“ • .1 ripe° every Amy, frno Ten um the Cureousin till Etwe in ie /dumbest —4ldenittattile Is. ; Catalogues lid. By Order, VALENTINE GREEN. A R A. Keeper. PERITM APARTIIKKTIL " S. r vit.) clue...e Gun lowly Shares rim, " Velma* dew'ry lop pc fusers iks skies'" 111 E it ‘IATIC FUMUIATING 1. PI% TILES remove any sapleasant exhalations Of mon rinvism shit I. may prove olieasive to the olfactory my" , they are p titieularly recommended to the NOIII- Alf Ist PERSONS of I' ASHIt ON, as they completely re sat the dmicrecable swell rensaising when the cloths is re• somi E., a the dinner. table. As as Antiseptic, they are t:buidir a efal is BALL-ROOMS, at ROUTS, and all Wilms, and is correcting the fromisolly cents isr op ! dale. of the air is the rooms of ikk persons. Inde• •t..( their real issefalear es, they are deemed an article I fre4 la‘ury by Ih• FASHIONABLE. WORLD, being holy emooored of Oriental (ism,. and Spices. 1:61,14 the Propriitor, J SII EPH Ell D, at his Warehouse lk Ipecarsaii Lozenges, Fleet-street, Losskon, oes, al u. sad 11. is. each Orders ►y Post &flooded to. HEALTH AND LONGEVITY. Pt JAMES'S ANA LEPTIC PILIA which were (*strived by ate Investor atm rested* far him- Y, gad whirls preserved taro to as advaseed age, re ail. sca4ly calcidateil foe itlicumatiotui, Cold., odd all t h e anPlaists to which ilor human Irmo: it liable " la Int ,' of ou r c li mate 7 likewise Co iltl4rulli add al' , "" cr Warders oi the Stomach and Newels ; soil fur Head laths, LStemma by indigestion ur frac living ft. mune 'hut" hail to sinus after any excess, and upon every alight Wits' two ; mad thus their wellitionwn character:44e Pf pea !a.,,4 l ongev i ty w i l l he sianitaim,l; for, by hind) 3"i'lli" g '" "it due discharge of the faisetoiniti they body io health and vigour, toil priveut ,;\ I ." I by I'. 'timber! and Sons, at the Warehouse for J Pointer, No. 4.1, NS Paul's Churelt•yard, and at Japktis late Home in Stultaa- street, to bones, price each, deny included ge bii %, fur jOf air 111 Wilt 1. ta. are satteiee bee these which have the ...nit, " F N. as, St. Poet's." laßell,ed 10 the 111.1111111. Ult. 'kik:MANI, GurrA tiALU I Akan. 1 11 IF. value of this , lurvilible aledicuse has beet, & soling loote d , that outbiug a the present day can 'l ' ' r .Jampt tit torn with it , le all the difitrent triages via I .__"'" ihs•nse, shirk it fTeetually cures viol eradicates """ tie lialm, • •ithout exciting the painful feelings and ,_ . °) "&er dint attetid milasatiou, without debilitating the rf'Nhisa is any d r;rer, or eves requiring confinement •-••• to i s i t e i s m s, o t: l r vi eis)trroier,i Rare e ti diet proved ir treir cl ic irm i ► v tU t p e‘ u s bri: 4 .i4us for more than 30 years. In all daintily, they t erser.failing resturative, shelties' the d, toddy is pr o . Ity too free use of mercury, illicit victimise, or the of of 1 waria etiolate. To travel:eta, aud those dome ~.. the Lca" , '" , he r , commended too strongly • who will ' i n .amedy, sod complete cure , in all old .1,11,1,,Aes ' l°4 11 .) , WlA:klitaa that affects the Is:adder and or 4,iiriag By its 'lira," lousy 11/WPM hare became ' ,•Ito ter 'tuns had heru deprives, of That happiness. """•hdead o sad relit, at Mr. Rutter's, ISM. a, Cheap !one.t. uf Patetroniter-runr, and retail by Briton, Ports ' • W 1.119011 Po, Of • Wills as i Payn e, Plvenostle i , H ..„ . _ 9 i , a . . 44 4 "" , t.saleeii, Dahlias ; Masdonald,trtsagus. ; Saadi 1,,, u "! ,1 1 , ,.. r.4 , ,,1:ti.gh ; and hi inset Coentry Medical's 'l ' '4 6 ' 111 . 3 . at .:11 Iti each, with ample ehrectious. TRANSPORT-OP:TICE, 11fARea 9, 3.10. THE COMMISSI ERS for coniiiictilig His Alojestisininteisset Sertice, foe taking Care of Sick and !fronded Semmes, and for the Care and Custody gt* Prisoners et' Wirt, do here," give Notice, That they will be ready at this (like, on THURSDAY, the 15th March, 1110, to te e...too srakd Teoders and treat with .erch Perrone as mots be milting to contract for Ciehiollisg PRISON LitS qf WAR, is Health, at Portsmouth, for Sas Alonths [Mai*, frond the tat stprit Next. •No Tender trill be necked after One o'Clerk ea the Day et Treat", ror arty tastkert, raters the Party, -yr an Agee for elev. pertattally attest Nod, Trader mud he accompanied by a lat ter/ran tworopedable Persons, eaga,eist to became hared terth the Perna maiming, is the sew of L.2.uuuder Si. der peefersa suer eats Catutraet:' _ _ _ 14;i1im 'ParOrders way 4. known, ky applying at ilia WI fire.. Capt. Ifiart.lf; laden. war Capon. • Guildhall, Ist Marc), it In. THE COMMITTEE for I .ettinir the CITY'S LAND*, wdl meet at GUILDHALL, on FRIDAY, the gt►'day af• March instant, at 11 of the Clock in the Foremoon, TO LET, by PUBLIC AUCTION, a I.ea..e fin• it Years, from Lady-day next, of A STABLE, in the King's Anus' Stehle-Yard, nem New Broad-street. The Conditions be letting the same nay Iss seen at the Cutups's,lives Office, . JOS. BUSHMAN. Comptroller. On Thursday, March is, will be published, is Aire volumes lasso. SCOTTNH CHIEFS; • Romance. ■ By MISS JANE PORTER. Author of " Thaddeus of Warsaw," and " Remarks un Sir frlutip Sidney's Aphorisms." Printed fur Louginau, Hurst, Rea, mid Orme, Paternos ter-rim. REMICK'S BIRDS, COMPLETE IN ONE VOLUME. This day is published, s New Edition, in one Volume, stn. price il. as. ; A HISTORY of BRITISH BIRDS; in Two Parts—Part I. containing the History sued Descrip tion of Land Birds..—Part 11. containing the History and Description of Water Birds.-.-The Figures engraved us Wood, by T. Ilswick. Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Kees, sod (lime, Pater noster row, and T. Bewict, Newcastle-upon-'flee. Of whom sway be had, Sir. lenirk's utter publications This day are published is see vol. two. pries so. boards, DEBATES its both HOUSES or %tiLl4- MENTT cos the CATHOLIC PETITION, un May gs ' sod 27, Loren': Ned hp J. Budd, Nn. inn, Pail Mall, and J. Honker, New Hued•stvert of whom may be lind, TEES or the Saltinet irf the CATHOLICS, to OM Bristlier Abraham, who lives in the Country. 111 Peter Pl)tolei, Est. a tile Editius, price 50. lA. Th* day is published, I i eve. price lair 6d. buards,,_ 4 DREATIs 4 on the 1);LIGIN And' NA. TrRIE DIGNIT: gs or TITLES of SIONOVI6 ; cootatumg all the Cues of P' .r. together witty lht 00011111 0( PlVCri.dlol PI claim* o< this howl By WILLIAM VISE, Esq. Of Liecul rioter- at- Law. . Land la P,.nied fur J. lit:ttcrwortb, Fleet•street„ and T. Payne, Pall•Nnil This d.i a published, In TWO Part., pace g.. TACt 11: ()11 ItGE ; No. 111. I taming the Catubridice Report, 41111 a Poetical sad Phi losophical Ep;stle from a Ilune•set ter " A I{o4 for the Fool's Beek Lawton : Sold 19 J Callus', Croos-court Prises's-street, leoliss Of w law auy be balk the fereemlagieene, Wye ti. N. B. $1 here may he hid, 1 Callow's View Catalogue of a Modern Collection of tle.l.cal Books, antraies the most apprut ed Aut hors, t.r lsto. • • This day is published, snarly printed in Tuns small Volumes, price, to hoards, gs. 4 MANUAL of ESSAYS; selectrd from vs. /IL riots Authors; sod, unsong others, from Butler, Lord Clarendon., Sir Wan Temple, Dryden, Jet. Collier, Lucke, Atterbury, Pope, S.c Scc Printed fur F. C. and J. Ririe ton, No 62, St. Pant's Chords-yard ; sold also by J. Hatchard, No. tyn, Piccadilly. N.B. This Work is printed in • mamas site with ilie great Selection of British Essayists, but dues Dot cuetaie au) of the papers is that " Ws are thus furni.hc,l with a conveulent sod elegant Mamas! of &mays from some authors of great fame, and otherswhose Wo ks are little known, but whir deserve, thus far at least, to be recotameinled to the uutact of the general reader."—Behish Odic, Jan. t s t 10. SOCIETY or ANCIENT BRITONS. LAST TIIURSDAV being the ANNIVER SARY FESTIVAL of ST. DAVID, Lord Arthur Somerset, H.P. President, the Vire-Presidents, Treasurer, sad Stewards of 11w Society, breakfasted at their house, in Gray's Inn Road, and afterwards proceeded to St. Martin's Church, in the Fields, where the Rev. T. Alban read Prayers is the Ancient British Language, iu all the parity of native accent, and where an inter...snug and affecting Serum* was preached by the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Carlisle.— From St. Martins, the Societ proceeded to Carleton House, and from thence to the Free Mason. Tartrat e where as ex relleut Dinner ass prepared, sad the flay spent with bene volent elsearfuMeni and dignified decorum. The Collet:limo oft that fiat went as follow Hilo Morin] Highness the Prince of Wales (ann.) L tos 0 0 The Rt. UM.. bird Arthur Somerset, Pmsideut 3n 0 'I he litglit Hun Earl of Uxbridge ) The Right How. Lord Viscount Bulimia, (am ) 06 0 Nit W. W. Wynn, Ran. M.p. (aim) go 0 0 Charlie W. W. VI inn, Esq. M.Y. (mum) . , Lady C. W. %Trio (at Henry W. W. Wynn, Esq. (••• ) to to • Miss Wyse (ans.) .. Muss ilerigot Wye. (eau) Mrs. /Morley (matt.) 5 5 0 Sir Charles Morgan, But. MP. (eau.) Sir R'.h.rt Saleability, Mart. M.P. (sem) to to 0 Julio tTo!unins, Vag (ann.) 59 10 0 Cue. Wood, M.P. (new) C. Haubury tr..rv, Eng gs 0 0 Wiltrr Willuomi, Coost M.P Lard Cochrane M.P ln 0 0 Lloyd Marina Meshed., Esti ' 'Nieman Millis" Esq. (V.ce•Presisiret) to to 0 6selort Hisiefra), Emq tu 10 • Alderman Christopher Smith . J. %Titlark, Mei. (ann.) 5 5 0 J Gist Esq. (u m ) 5 5 o Ha aerie the Doke •I" Nmrthomberlimoi (...tot ) 6 6 0 Benjamin Bosempiet, EA.— Thomas Sleeker, Sp Edward Osten, Esq et 0 0 Colteetcd at the Chore& 9,1 is 7 At the different tables 214 1 6 111 V V 91 U u ..... VI U ..... VI 0 VI •• •• vl u 0 II U u 2I U U •• tl U 0 L. 1 , ..3; 0 I MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1810. Third Edition, illustrated with Csses, price as. 6d. A PRACTICAL. TREATISE on the certain PS. Prevention sod Core of the VENEREAL DISEASE, particularly its consequences, u Strictures, Glrers, includ ing Tshes Dorsch', Hypoclimukiissm, Dammam, kc.; being • complete guide iu those diseases. fly M. CMTON, Surgeon, Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Gay's, mad Miter of the First and Second Volumes of The Loudon Melia) en;d Surgical Suertat.tr. Lembo: Printed fur S. tlieliley, 14, Fleet•ettret ; Long ings tad Cu. Paternoster. row ; C Mutlow. No. nri, Hulbert% ; Sherwood; Neely. cad lutes, Puternoster-rew, Lomat/a. Where say he bed The SPECTATOR, pike 11. 3s. lEN THE aTIWEILDE OT TUE HAT . B. Roberta, Esq... WIII am IN.lrdkr, Fag William Jemmy, Emil . - . Juba Jeremy, Esq • Wilburn Juicily tag. ...... Robert Spooner, Esq ititvi.l R.cliords, Esq. /oho Bass, &lg . : . Pctar Davws, 'Eft. FROM SAIVRDAY NiGiirs GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War-Office, March 3, IS 18. Ist arcriment of Dragoon Gnarda—Ed ward Payne, Gent. to he Cornet, by purchase, vice Whyte, promoted. CoWt.( am Regiment of Foot Gaut Resign Samuel B. Fen..., limn the syd Foot, to be Longo by paiteliase, vice Rooks, pininotert. 57th Regiment of Font,—Captain Robert Shelton, to be II a jug, by putcbase, vice O'Neil, who retires. STAFF. Cnptain Henry P!nn, f the sad Foot, to be Major in the 111 von, he bettor appotutetl to serve iu Portugal nudes Lieu• teutant•Genr, nt Rereaford Aim4tant ('ummlas•ry William Bagger, to be • Deputy Commissary-General to Ike Forces. HOSPITAL STAFF. To be Hospital Mates fur Ilkueral Servier--Goyane Jame*, Gent. Denis Hughs", Gent. George Adam*, Gest. John Evans, Gent. Jubu L. Morgan, Gent. liVilliam Doyle, Gent. Commission in the Markle:eel Regiment of Local Militia, signed by His 3tajegt! • James Weiberherd, Gent. tube Militant. Dated February 44, ir to. esionnuiesafir Deputy f ieutendet for Kent, and the City and County of the City of Caotei bury, signed by tAe Lord Lkal. tenant. Sir C. F. Farnahy, Sad. Dated February 13, 1111 a. Granville Had inp Wheeler, Esq. Dated as above. Christopher Cooke, Eaq. Dated as 'bole. Peter Erma, Esq. Dated as above. Jobn Dartrup West, Fag. Dated as above. James Burton, Esq. Dated as alassa. James Eldridge West, Esq. Dated as above. Stephen Rombuld Lsa►ueflua, Lg. Dated as above. %Valium Tsropeny, E5ll. Dated as allure. Jahn Garrett, rug. Dated.o sham. LAW rsibut, Esq. Dated as above. BAN K !Minim Phillips, of Brislitbelmatone, Sussex, carpenter, to surrender, Marti) mil, 22, and April is, at eleven, at the ()Id Sbip Tavern, Brinistbehnstose. Attorneys, Messrs. Brooker and Culhatrb, Briglithelmstone ; and Mr. Chapman Barber, Cbaseery•lane, Loudon %Vilham Clepouii, of lAnreace.lane, London, wine mer chant, to surrender, Mach to, a 7, and April 14, at its, at Atturney, 111 r. Allitigbaue, Si Jidin's square. James Tuner, of Nfanclnwter, Lancaster, tics salter, In sureender,Marelt 19, in and April 14, Cl two, at ate Cdegil aud Hums Mancl:ester. Attorneys, Mr. Pinltp Hurd, Te.ople, LoOdott ; and Mr. Cardwell, Manchester. Juho Ntountford, of SI. Nicholas. Worcester. woollen draper, to surrender, March 11.9, and Aiwa la, at eleven, st the r.taratvl Garter lint, Worcester. Attorneys, Mr God son, Teatnery, Worcester•ture sad Mr. Bsdalete), Serle• street, Li scats's. 1 an, Loudon John Hinik, Chasten Pratt Wyatt, and Thomas Keys', of Hunilydown, Surrey, lead manufacturer., to saw rider, March t. , at use, 17, at twelve, and April 14, at one, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. blind, Throgrourton. street, London. Kiwi and Walsh, of King's-road, Chelsea, Middlesex, India rubber-matnufacturer, to surrender, March to, Is, and Apia is, at twelve, at Goatlllsall, London. Attorney, Mr. . Jupp, Carpenter's-hall, Londuu It all. Heavy nerve,uf Cheap.ide, London, jeweller, to surren. der, %larch to, et, and April 14, at tweise, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messes. lielshlesshite, Rowland, and Robinson, Gras's- itin • place. John Plimpton and James Plimpton, of Wood -street, Cheamide, London, and of Sonth Bridge, Eamburgb, ware bousensett, to 1 1 111V111ter, March In, 17, and April 14, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornty, Mr. Parton, Malbrotsk, London. Hobert Footer, formerly of St. Ann'a lane, London, Init now of F.den Cottage, Altegaland.road. Moldlesex, adlcmar, to aurrentler, March to, 17, and Aped 14, at ten, at Goild• hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Gregory, Walt Chandler-s -hall, M aidr n. lane, C. heapairle, London. . - . . William V. Own, ut Kiag.stroet, Richmond, Surrtl, brick layer, to niter, March 6, IJ, and April 14, at trn, It (:oddball, London. Attorney, Mi. Edwards, Castle-street, Holborn. SUMBA natatory and Peter Aldrich, of Rediops-Stortford, Hertford, upholsterers, to surrender, Marche, 17, and April 14, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. AI tuivey, Mr. George Adams, Old Jewry, Loadua. Thomas !leonine, of Stioreditch, Middlesex, and of Black man.street, Southwark, mercer, to •urrru.lrr, March 10, 17, and April is, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney., Sheers. Kiliblewhile, Rowland, and Robinson, Gray's-inn place. John Allen, ate of Great Sutton-street, Cleikenwell, Mid dlesex, surveyor, to surrender, March in, 17, and April 14, at ten, at Goildboll, Loudon. Attortiey, Mr. Godsend, New Bridge•atreet, Blackfriars. DI VI DEN UK. March ea. James Humphrey, of Worthier-street, °sited street, Middlesex, bout and shue-mater, at ekveu, at Guildhall, London. Ma r ch 13. Gruige Southcoralw, now or late of Bristol, cheese and butter factor, at eleven, at the Rummer Ta %ern, All Saints' lain, _Bristol. March rs George Gledstanes, of Sabsbury•street, Strand. Middlesex, wine -merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall, Low dins April 9 William Toeing, of Arilwick, Manehester, dealer and eliapasaa, at two, at the Bridgewater Arius, Man cheater. March 14. Matthew Harker, of Oakham, Rolland, mercer, at eleven, at she Angel Ina, Peterborough. March sit. Robert Vaughan Biooke, of Hereon, Sadler. moister, paper-asaaufseturer, at elltell a at the Guildhall Coffer-houve, Wo.tester. March 27. Joseph King, of Kiegntreet, Coweat.garden, Mtddksr>t, silk-wiereer, at ten, at Guildhall, Leradois. March es. Leonard Tabrahani, of the Back•lans Midas sex, wheelwright, at twelve, el Gaildhall, Lodes. March n. John Smith, late of North Warolsonmigh,Suedi iiiiiptoe, sack-maker, at Maven, at the George lea, Deli. ham. May s. Thomas White, of the &wove, of•Soothoork, Sem Fry, lialteratsher, at one, at Guildhall, Lotolon Mach 27 Wm Faber, of Canatmdge, woollen draper, at Octet', at Guildhall, Lon.lou M ay 52 John Heory Schnrtdcr, d Bow.lane, London, ctchaat, at elegem, at G. 04111411 Mamie to Santee! Tlionisaa t.urtun, of Bahamas. street, I..outtes, glower, at twat, a, at f.uiltlhall. Marcie 17. Job Pm. , of Peckham, homey, brichlap.., at or, at clastahali, Loofah. PRICE SlXPEDlCbl[*l.iiii+iblT• March ea. Thomas Matthews, late of Rrydges-street, near Caveat-garden, Middlrsex, liven draper, but on* a !mu mmer in the King s-Beucb prison s at twelve, at Guildhall, London. April ti Richard Horton,. of Newport, Salop, timber merchant, at eleven, at the Red Lion Iwo, Newport. March 17. George Wycherley Imadheck, of 0.4 Bethke, St Hutolph, Bishopagate, Loudon, broker, at eleven, at April 14. George Thanes, of Pembroke, shop-keeper, at twelve, at the Hush Taveru,Corn.street, Bristol. CERTIFICATES—MARca James Piper, of Birmingham, iuuliolder. • Ana I/eve-1645, of Villwr's.sereet, Shand, uptiol.terer. Richard Bruuk Puuarett , of Eart•laae, bersooodury, 'Surrey, coal. merchant Joseph Haud, of 1A' r i London, varetoui.e- matt. Wstham Parker, of Btu:knoll Imorrorks, Stafford, iroo f.utadtr. Daniel Shaw, of Barnsley, York, mercer. John Gurney, of Brtatuo• Cause way, Surrey, carpenter. Edward Stanford, of Castle.strost, Leiceeler•hlda, beery stable-keeper. Joseph sotto. Astir, late ef Oriaskirt, kat Mow raf Walks, Lancaster, draper. We. Bowser, of Chatham, iron•manufactarer. George Patterson, of Hertford. merchant. William Orme, late of Charles.suret, Muldlases-Hatpital, bookseller. SPAIN. PR I VAI E CADIZ, TEL 10. The Persian is about to sail fur -Eng I send you the news of the day. Yesterday I 1141 at Ida de Leon, and visited the fortifications. Hap! y would it be fur the inhabitants of Ca•l:z, if $ or 10,000 English troops should make their sipear. ance ; half that Number we expect from Gi'-rabar and Lisbon immediately ; I hope they will not arrive too late. The defences of the Isla are not con. templible, if defended by troops nut accuwenued to be beaten by the enemy ; tor, •:thou>;h Albu querque is a clever man, asd a good Gene ral, yet, that there must be • gr-st ilt4-e•• of uncertainty as to the result of ir general ..tiack, i 4 apparent, from the narrowness of the Silts...l river, where gun-boats cannot act at low water, and where, depend upon it, there are mat at pre sent • sufficient number of troops to d. Gni so long a pass a4aiiist en enemy, who, if not at this moment (which is uncertain) superior, every day increase their numbers greatly. The principal bridge, and Point Pedro, are the strongest f •ruti cations on the Isla. Chielalia is the head.cpiarttis of the French ; at this moment, and yesterday, • flag of truce made its appearance, being the second. The new fortification, Courts Downs, is not finished ; fourteen days more will be ne. crs.ary, with all the strength Cadiz affords (nut that it can afford) to complete it. Sixteen guns were mounted yesterday, and twenty-seven to-day. The friars work steadily, and so do the strangers of Cadiz; but the vnluuterrs not much ! With re spect to the fleet, every priasible exertion is making by Admiral Purvis, for tEe purpose of preventiug the guests) , from erecting liso ti ries on the works re. eeidly blown np. The St. Jade his four Lieute. Joints and 200 Foglia) seamen on boa►d, who have bten, for two do's pa.t, with six _gun- boats, sod launches, tiiiii at a part of the enemy, and erect ing a fort to annoy then'. The Spanis►Js here learn with delight (there is no doubt of it) tit* approaching arrival of the Etgli•h troops; but with particular emphasis say, viand)? (when.) MI. 11. A vessel from Gibraltar has arrived, and reports that Cents is at this moment garrisoned by Bring& troops, slid that the ei7th refit. is embodied to assist in the sletence of this place. which is, at this hour, in a state of siege by the French, a hi, are busily em ployed in throwing up batteries, building bridg,s, and inakings.ireparations for an attar k upon the Isla the mninest they cm complete their preparations ; and unleps British troops arrive to defend the foetid. cations, I fear the result. Our gun-b air, a:d the St. Juste Spanish 74, officered and manned by E .g -110iiurii, are continnally employed in annoy ing the enemy, in their endeavours to throw up worki to receive cannon ; and Is•t evening several prisoners were t ...en by the &vim-Wes launch, who boarded aid drove the t newly. Taplin, of the .It/ns, coi 1111 l ands the 4t. Jaste, with ;00 men under his orders. Thirty French prisoners swum from one or the lasi-on-sir ps, and m usleavoured to get on ho.ird an American brig. but the boats of the fleet re-took the whole of them, with the exception of three dint were killed along side. The Flag of Truce received the day before yesterday, summoned Albuquerque to gems render! General Bowles, from Gibraltar, is sr rival, and we e.e praying for ships sued troops, bet the elements conspire against the can-, of Spain. I am afraid the wind Immia not been Our front Liaises or Gibraltar: 4,000 troops are expected from the fermir place; id guns are ostmeeted sie time nee fort of Comte Vourm a, alias ft. Farlibum,a, an d 'Monist the French he kept out of Isli • nes k toil er, it will be finished. All cometeeication is con,- plctely cut on - from the commtry, and fresh meat and vegetables skit sees fad.