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Tis 7 , ,7•• • ••• •li ... . •.-..'' - .---•,' .(" - . , A .0 - Ng \ 11 47 - be 411/ rit to 43 ~,... t. w-, `•-• - ,4 - ' - -- - -- --- „. ••• • . WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 'sot. NuMBE/t im. i ... 1 --- - i''° 7 1 941. I / / qift:c , f 7 'f • .bp - - t • • • ...If wm •*••;• 0, • \ 4 1 ' 4 rCL (rnlcE SIXTRXCE. rrHEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. .flitS EVENING will be performed the But of MIDAS. Jupiter, Mr. COOKE. Juno, Mrs. GARDINER. Apollo, Mt. K}.1.1.Y. Midas, Mr. SUE FT. Mrs, MisiTYRER. Daphne, WENTWORTIL Npaa, Mrs. BLAND. Alter which, a Comedy, called THE CHILD OF NATURE. Duke Murcia, Mr. CHERRY, (His fint appearance in that Character.) Marquis Almansa, Mr. POWF:LL. Marchioness Merida, Mss. ANSELL. Ainanthis (the Child of Nature), Mrs. JORDAN. To wb.cb will be added, the New Grand Serio Comic Rommcc of THE CARAVAN; O. THE DRIVER AND HIS DOG. FOUILTII TIME "THEATRE ROYAL, HAY-MARKET. A THIS EVENING wtll be prodaced, a New C4.inesl), In five Ads, called GUILTY ; Or, NOT GUILTY? The Charaners by Mr. [EUSTON, Mr. PALMER, Mr. ARCHER, Mr. PALMER, Jan. Mr. CHAPMAN, Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. GROVE, Mr. TAYLOR, Mr. MATHF.WS, T. WOCIDIFALL, Mr.; WARD, Miss GRIMANI, MOODTALL, Mn OIBEM. Tbt Prologue to be Token by Mr. PALMER, Jun. The Ep . ..pleb, Mr. ELUSION. T., which will be added, LOVE LAUGHS AT LOCKSMITHS. The o%.:rtore and Murk composed and selected by Mr. Vlg.l, Mr. DENMAN, Captain IS -Idare, Mr. ELLISTON, Tomntoit, Mr. GROVE, Risk, Mr. MATHEWS, Solomon Lub, Mr. DE CAMP. Serjeant Dub, Mr. L 1 ‘TTON, Lydia, Mn. MATHEWS. The New Corned,' of Guilty, or Not Guilty performed for The Third Time y.%terdav e•eninv, hay . .ng been hououred by an overflo* ing Audience, and received with onqualifiLd it-1 universal .Ipp:collation, will be repeated every everti•rg tat turtltr notice. The Public is respectfully infortned,that, during the Winter Imith., this Theatre has been occupied in preparing, with troth industry and expener, a Friendid Dramatic ILilet. Boxes Ss. Pit Ss. Fint Gatier? , Ys. S•eond G.diery Is. The Doors to be opened at Sot o'Clock, and the Ted:moan. es t, bqpn at Seven. races to be taken of Mr. Rice, at the Box Office of the Theatre. FAST INDIA HOUSE, Mmr 9, 1904. THE COURTIDIRECT 3/ RS ofektUNITED COMPANY 1 MERCHANTS 1 ENGLAND, 1. 'Amps r.r E.k.STr•olltz, de ben*, sir. More, Mat a laa►terly General Cmort y the sold Comps" via be had at their Have is Leadenhall—eireet, on Wednesday, the 20th If hoe sat, at Elea% o'Cleek in the Forenoon, JOr tie purpose of decisring • Duidera l from Christmas Litt to Alio:bum owr nat WILLIAM RAMS A Y secretary. RANK OF ENGLAND, 16th MAY, 1804. NOTICE u hereby given, that the DOLLARS stamped at Mr. ft•eite,t's hlatutfaeurre, sch,e4 I.t , bank .y . En;lmdia shone to iseurfer Five Millen' cult, slit ire received ia payment again at tl.e Baisk, fit the sow rote, providieti they gait tvt Ire defaced ter mutilated, Pr iw asy te4y rendered ashen, a:ept jrem the eptfaiam of common wear. ROBERT REST, Sec. BANK OF ENGLAND, MAY If. THE COURT OF DIRECTORS OF THE GOVERNOR AND COMPANY OE THE BANK OF ENGLAND, ea% the Approbation of Nu Meireifs Mont Ma warable Pri.y Cousin', haunt canton Milers to be stamped s: Mr. Etratton% MarsataciJry, teith His Majesty's Iliad, aid as i.e riptioa--i'Georgiut HI Dee Gratis Ilex" en the obverse, mid 13 ,. .tasisia, with the iewils, " Five Shilling+ De.lar, Bank et ( Elgieed, 1504," es the reirese, which hats brut WO/ gossiped et Hie Jiajesty's Neat, at the Tower, the latter at sehkh it is e t pt.Leat S. withdrew from Circe/06.w, harry cots Notice, Mather D.,therst.Leh hate tech stainprei at the Tenser sine, the I , ! Day • Fleara-y last, and 0101 are non is circulation, rill so k elan*, nor received at the /1 eak et the Rate of Fite each, otter the 2d day tf Jane sett, red that from and otter she :OA mow, rata the sail day er Jose, intlagre, they nary evinwertifor Marrs irk:, the Nets Stamp, Cr?ie Bank Ihictes, wee lie Lae of Me Uglier For each boiler. Attnesteasee will be sisest at the Bank fir the relent, Y. • . ehe the 21et Instant, and the fallen: at Dan, (Satlidlly/ and the fait Dm/ merited), snail &darnel, the 24 D , e nfJW , If i•t lynx, Rat 1 • 1 41,4 a COlrlaillie from 4 Crated of Persons oppltiog at the wee Time, the Court finds g herespery se ifitebNetits„ that sito..4 e .. 4 r" , thaw Sight Detiays ryt,st be ezeltangeti at the F.hek. ROBERT IFS?. See. F.XHIBETION AND SALE BY PRIVATE CONTR.ICT. 'I I HE TRUCHSESSIAN GALLERY, N.n. 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Kr-Ofter, Mau 29, 11104. sth Reehnent of Loyal I.OIIIXI Volunteer; —Henry Fisher, Gent. to be Lieuter..int, Tics Helmer, rengned. 7th D.tto—Captain W .11earn Armitrone to be AdAttant, with toe Brevet rank of Captain vice Osborn. 9tb Dino—.Walliam Clark, dent to be Ensign, tic* Kent, at agned. ItANKRUPTeT SUPERSEDED. Thomas Dickiusoa, of '4/sacks:ear, Haar. BANKRUPTS Robert Wren, late of PeterAeld, S , oitliampton, fell nonyer, to surrender June 7, at tire, 6, 11 one, at the G-orce, in tders. ftell,aud July 10, at one, at the Red Lion, in tneraSekl. At torneys, Mr. Corothente J o hn N acho , o f &Sere:aid ; awl Mr. John Whelan, Gray'slen-atioare Lundon. James Asensigh, of Leah, vioLlshspier, to surrender June 14, 15, and July to, at three, at the Star and Garter inn, in Leeds. Attoraeys, Mr. Lee, in Leak; and Mears. Sykes and Rnovsles, Buswell•court, Lincoln's-Inn, London. Comae Aseduch, of Ganon, in the Parish of East Whh ton, Yolk, yronlytaisler ' to surreoder June 14, 13, and July 10, at ten, at the Star and Garter lon, in Leeds. Athdoews Mr. Lee, in Leeds; and Mears. Sykes and Inowlet, court, Lincoln's-Ina, London. Waliam Weenier, of Ornaskirk, Lancaster, innkeeper, to surrender June 20, 61, and July 10, at oeii, at the Georje In t, Dare-street, L iverpoul. Attorney., Mr. Jolla 11 , WA, South wank and Mr John Wahworth, Lascrpcol. John Wnherell, ef Long-Aero, ernehmaker, to cur-eider J que 5, 16, and July 114 at to lye, at 46:oddball. Attorne,s, Mr. Jot. Kmy, Mein:s-street. Dein .stre.d, Soho; and Messrs Hyatt and Masked, Sheptsa-mallett. Wiriam Hare and Henry Salsmier of bennurk.stieet, RateltildsHiglivray, auger refiners, to •sirrind , r June 3, I.? and July I r a, at tear, at Guddlisll. Attad.ies, Mr. iowe: Royal, .undsn J dm ►lecher, Lite or Warrmtton, I,Aneaster, and John tge Ilnbb-r•tr, 'at.• ./t Inn s 11-.. dun, eo•ton •p.nne•a, to torten , l-r luh `, 1, an 10, at une,...e., the Oloh Taaer.i, John-atteet, ertio..l Attuent , ra. Mr 111Leckstuek Temple, Landun and M• Ro , hnstan, Li Verrool. DIVIDENDS. Jule 3. Joseph Shepherd, of Witte High.stneet, Erten' dr,/pfe, ei:vini at Gu ildhall. Jane U. Henry L. Ro; , e-enaker-street, Moorfieldt, to bacconist, at tom, &it:00.111A Ju:y3. Th .7n.0 Atter, . •:.:.y.l.:treet. St. Sarse,'l, phi and raver lacentan, at elnven, at Joao IS. J.rhn Huriv.n , of Si..k.--oprot-Treut, Stafore, manufacturer of eirlienorne, at twelve, at the Roe Back, in Newcastle under-Lyme. id!• 3 George Forbes. late of Coiehall.caurt, Throcrnorton• went, merch'nt, at t.n, :It Gu l.:hail. July 3. James Curtis and Horner Pitt GI iiltn. Lodgate.hdl, oil and Cr.ti•J•lr ea-reAants, , at Gu,idt,ad. June 12. %I abaci PiCy, Th Yorkah.re, grazer, at fear, Jon, y and Richar! Hem tr Wakeneld, Kin? ntre.tt, Lots ln, aod R.ci. rri Foste r , of .kefield, Torme,i,e, emerehaers, at eleven, at 11,6 Ratio: 1:4 CfJW,4 Ilan. 144 Hod. dernie:d Jun , tuarn.i. Tt.Grin.4, of Welwyn, iiettioni, .hrtp. k•ratt, at eleftn, at Gull4s,alk Jont-Y6. .Ibraha,n H,tc. a. late r.f . Wa'Agortott, C s lnter, n•Cner, tr. Cr• ;.r \•ntwicq. June 26 Ht. late 0. Hpt4 , :run, Chester, cn n dL.:t-, at Lit • Cuwn ILA. , Naro7rich Jun. VI. S.ofv•• ars?. J• e of Ltd:, l..4t4tite, atetzh..l,:l, , at the Lack Bid. lan, i !Simian critTIV7CATES—.II.ois 19. 11",;liam .4 144 ~n .u., thewhant. Alrt of U., • a W-C, ~.• . g t ktrettata H ioe - aa •, of haisa-c.:76 - .Zer LLs:&a.a.„, INDIA . - Ry the late accounts from India, we learn that the incytrasing sect of the Wahabees in Arabia, ur.. der their bold and aspirin leader, have plundered the so much venerated sines of Mecca and Me dina, and carried off the immense treasures which they were supposed montain. It is said, that dur ing this outrage, they showed some respell t ,, the tomb of Mahomet, whom they allowAi to have beet a good 'max though a /die prophet. The following particulars of the progress of this sett will be found very intovesting WAH 4 BEM 'rate career of this Aspiring sectary has been err ads audaci ills and successful. Ti.e destretiort of the magnificent sepulchre of. Hnn ,sein the Mart' r occurred in April 1802. In traciog the subsequn t progress of the kVahabees, we find that in Februar y following, their forces, under the command of aus eldest son of •Abdul Ariz, the Wahabee Sheikh ct Nagged, after several obstinate conflicts with those of the Zeriffe of Mecca, in which the former expe rienced considerable losses, invested Tail. The Ze rife, finding himself closely pressed, and that Es mansions at Tail were a prey to the flames, retreat ed to Mecca, intrusting to his bro'leer Abdul Moine the defence of the former place. Faithless, however, to his trust, Abdul Moien- immediately deserted to the Wahabees, and decided their success against Tail. Exasperated' by the resistance they :sad met with, they ransacked this beautiful city, and, putting its inhabitants to the sword, without respell to age or sex, reduced it to a heap of ruins; having re course even to manual labour to demolish what even flames could not consume. Not satisfied with this work destrudion, they next wreaked their vengeance on the celebrated gardens in the vicinity, and, destroying every tree and shrub, amweeted this once fertile region into an absolute desart. Their booty here is reported to have been ins. mcnse ; a considerable portion of the Zerifies trea sure falling into their hands. On the 28th of the same month, their army, ac. companied by Abdul Moien, having advanced within a few miles of Mecca, the Zeriffe, in the course of the night, leaving his house in dame., fled to /Odd* ; when on the following owning they entered the sacred city without opposition. Their approach to Mecca was so unexpeCted and sudden, that they intercepted a great number of Pilgrims who had not time to escape, all of whom sere pro hited from leaving the place. The first °Neu that now occupied the Walsabees, was to extinguish the tire in the Zeriffe's house., which they soon accomplished. They next rewarded the treachery of Abdul Moien, placing the keys of the Cuba and the Save. reign Power in his handl. Having promised the inhabitants protedion in their persons and pope . ty, in case of non-resistance, they proved them 41ves faithful to their pledge ; except in a few inst ince% ; they, however, sheaved no mercy on the tombs of the descendants of the prophets and other saints; all hands being compelled to assist intheirdestrudion ; in a short space of time, upwards of thirty of them, the proud ornament: of Mecca, became levelled to the groun3; and so ardent was the zeal of the depredators, that many of them were buried in the ruins. Several pla:es within the railing surrounding the Cash'. Wet win the same fate; such as the places of the liana ties, the shefies, the Hmilralies, and the Malakies. T:ie Tani of Ismael was also stripped of its cover of g Iden cloth, which was thrown on the top of the Caaba. Every one was forced to deliver up his beads, and to burn his Hooka, but the metal of the latter was returned ; coffee was prohibited, and all the coffee houses pulled down. Having satiated their vengeance, and arranged matters at Mecca, and leaving the Zeriffe's brother ‘ to rule the city, the Wahabees, on the 13th May, advaaced to Judda with about soon men, ap whiCh they made a desperate attacks the Zerifiesliovrever, having prepared for their receptions by l!aiding• cannon from the ships in the roads, and burning tlie suburbs, th it it might not afford them cover, they were here repulsed ; not di,couraged by one ad verse event, :heir attack was persevered in, and fre quently renemed without success. They, however, reduced Juida to the greatest distress, from beteg in a great measure in command of all their se: plies, and particularly the most essential one, vet,, ILe , Zeriffe, and principal people of Judda, despair ing completely repelling the headers, had, as the last alternat.ve, recovrie to negotiation, and succeeded in purchasing a t: die for the su:oe of ene Lac and thirt, thousand dollars!!! when the Wah a bees returned to Mecca. In Yernen, their success has not been sa rapid, which is attributed to the impolitic condua of the Zetiffe of Abl..‘rish, who had not.heen train, of Loheia, bef'ore, in violation of his prs.mise trs respea the pr.Terty of those who surrerdeved wit!. out resistance, he imprisoned all the Banyan bud • klahornmedan merchants of the place, beeping them on dates and water, till from the former he etaaed the sum of seven tkessartd, and from the lazterfee thousand dollars. Whilst the other inha bitants were robbed of every thing they possessed, even to the doors and windows of their boasts, which were carried to Abu.Arish. From the surrender of /Artie, about the end of Felsruary, the forces of the ZeriEre t,f Alri-Arish were employed in ail. ;tog and reducing the cour iv - try between that place and Hodieda ti.l the 2:st April, when fifteen h . .intlred of them app- sired be. I ft,re hie !atter town, taking posses.ion of the wells which it is nipp!ied with the only water fi: for chinking ; during the night, patties skirmirh about the town, and 'is the red, the.whole attacked it, but wei-e repultcd ; they then retired to wow distance, and &Is :shed parries of hte , c to pillage • the country rosin ' Beetal-Fakeh an d Zil v id bc - fla of w;ach towns hbvr., since that time, Is.en in little bet:or that a stare wt s.•ge. Cra ca Air. :a* ) -AA