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' • . u - 6 b -(-6‘ L 9 D.. Massel, Mr. Farces (his first spore:awe is Alt character); Dan %%dip, Mr C. neertbk ; Dun Octavio,. Mr. AlArita; Dos lorris, Mr. Cousin ; Trspresti. Mr. rawrett ; Pros, Mr aholebord Hypitils, Mrs. T. Hill; Florli t Miss Note; Roman, Miss Br swum ;. riled., Mr.. Gibbs. To which will las added, the riser of LOVE. L4W. AND Dr. Carstplior, Mr. Blanchard; Firs.hle Mr. J. Itrisseil ; /Abbot Low, Mr Listen; Audrey,. Mr. Emery. Mrs. ales.Gitrlst; Liters, Airs. Sterling. A Versate Bus may be bad fw Ike teases, or alglitly, of Mr. ltroodost, at Ilse lot Ales. POW'S 16. arstool Prtor., 3s. pi—Pit. as. ad. Seessed l'rier, 2. —Lower Gallery. 2a. Stead Prier, ls..—tYpper la Second Kra., Si). Pores aw the eases to be takes of Mr. Breeds, at doe Bovellirr, Hart-esreet, fru* Tea sill Fear. - - - - T".sisorgow, The Ciairdreine Marriage; Lord Oglelre, ?4r W Farrell; In John Alerting, Mr. Abliet; Fawecrt ; Lvereen, Mr. C. Kering; Creators Mr. - Far. ley; Stash, Mr. Atmore; ]ln. Heidelberg!, Mrs. danaport ; Mir Ateelusg, Mrs e. lierbWe; Reps, Mira Ileirators. To which will be ended, die sea Cowie Opera of Tie Berber of ligeine. Ow Theatre?. tie Tragedy°, Adeiritha ; aAet Kith (first tine a no hillier. &MI Pool sod Virsisria; sod Who Win.? or 71w Widow's Choice. Os FrldmV, Ike Coated, or The Rivals To wbkh will be otilert, The Crkie z Sn •Fertfel OM Ow)) Mr. W. Ferrets; Polf, Mr. Jewel Drast Penis Wlrisberaerles, Liam; Tillierisra, the. Gibbs. Or Piarionlsy, rise Trost* sills Apeilite: ingkied% X ia. Ts *bias rein be wig* the lasair of ROYAL eOBTLIRG THEATRR rooter the Patmnage of Aire Rwral Niemen PRIM% LEI)POLD OP SAXE COMORO. THE I'M /Vl{ I ETURS or this Estitlithshment most tospeetfolly nenonnee to the Nobility, Grotty, and Public lM pnml, that the Winter gestoon will robs. wore na ItIONDAY NEXT, Momslser 9, 111111, "kit Aloe* Iwo eisely, .stir or entirely new waguilieent Eastern Mtiorinise.lll4otverlaele. eolith HYDRIL THE CHIEF , OF THE CAUT IIOt7RTAJNII. Cloweete•e...Plammet Altiluterim (tparpinie fair Tht.me of Rinduostas.), Mr Barramorl., refl. fnmt the 11,161, Cavem-protra ; Ben Terris (a &Saw), Mr. Frnith, from the Sorrry Theatre; El Hytlev (the Warrior of Hoolooesa4l. Mr Hatttley„ front the («terry Theatre; Harry Clifim (Mmlabsamaa of the Twee, ',reeked Go the Coast), Mr* IV. Ram atom (lair Mtn/14*n); ZaJa Aaielt (Primer* of Hitaloostaa), airs Hill, from the neatly Royal, Deasy her. Muer which will be &seated, first time, a new Cootie Ballet, ealt. d TIIE VILLAGE RANDY. The ebor*cieris by V. Flnibtll 4 jun. Slr. Hill. Mr. to ritirq; 11.ohoot I r Coal, Miss Simplon, and the real of Mr. Lc firiril's !mimic to cult' Isle abnyml farrimt 31nsical Barletta, called HOAXING ; OR, MONK ROYAL VISITORS! The Character. by Mews. Gsllul. H3rwisod, Ds vidge, Stebiiiiiz, threw, Hill, mil dir d Mrs Davi... It.ges . 4g. a . m. 3. —Pit Its -Z. - Gallery L. Done/mien at Half-past Five. the Performance to C• 10. metier at Hal p4gtsig —Reconil Price Half-part Eicbt. Placer to he tabeit of Grubb, al the Box Office of lb, Tin lire, Non Tru till Fuer. This .la 7 are potifinheit, price 3.. &I. finNSII)I•II{ATIONS tot the .% LA iiMING NJ 1 NfttEASE of FORGERY 4111 the BANK Of ENG LAND, awl the (Nowa shorts hive operetta ivssetst the 41. 1 ..Pi550 of Its awilial Measurer; with as &gay uu the Me0r..1% fur fist pews ti ort of FIN 7.• rirs, soot an Aersomt of Hie hira.urrr 114.101 Cd tibr ..f irelAnd• I'rinit.' for Loneness. aurt Co. Prierissoo. r-fOOP.; 'Mos lem Wilson, Wirt Excisauge; Mid C. AVON r , thibito. SECOND EDITION. EAST INDIA KILGIsTER. ni,•ta, it pabhsll.4l. prior 7. 411 troy!, '1•11E - VAS I . INDIA • ER mud NECTORY fur 1818, rorrratra to thr 1511, Fo•-plettt- S.t. I‘l4 ; ruutagifing ih r (' ~,,,, ma)'. F.atalllt•hua. Ms at """' Pm Almond, with di , lirrni that hare twestrire.l 11) f!:11.. DAY OF PCIMICATION; vara.u. Rake anal .Ittnahoutway. the ('mell.A. ) . 11. ' 4 1 . 1 n set ; an A I phs. h. tie 11 Ah.t.art .411 w 1141 t. Aro to, Ow Reel.. .a.' of the Ow. P"`" In nottitrrto.re 1ZIIl• I" ".1 end tat , h 4.11.r0 Wilful lam M.lllllll. a ) A 11 ' MASON and G OW EN, of the S. erelarfs (awe, l'Asr House byitam 5..1.1 by fil..rk, Parbary, and Alen. 1.; all. nh4ll..in ; Ares. r, I t Dubin+ ; awl M4ll. 143 P aiiel 1111 N l'Alliantr4:. To FLUB'S 11*!4„ It DEN EMS, AN D 0 . 1 . 11 THE FLIMIS (:ROUND itr. MOLD BY AUCTION, TU Y C oCI MOBSIOVV, Y 11 1 T,DN FA DA i Y, AN. 4 DOI, DI Eltlrl WIT , . a, it., ih r p rem ie r * ..t .I.tlist Kiev..., Iran I """ 1 ") -1 " 1 ". l'Azarre.loagl Small ilinrea- Itt:a , tp, Frans,. and I.ethia, Collar. and Slottla, Fruit Trees, tirell. l l..tor haws, q te 11. , Ithlaltaktalrttax awl Ever (mit Satalt4 in I' , i. • a varitsy It•tscal and Sistaiatt of Noon 11 , 1 K, ..r, kr? ••• Tv N. till...red, and ralaiwzara 1 1 94 . " Na. , lio raj.tr , Of is/ Mr. Cot bran, Auclittnt tr, 7, Valve-Rut-et, Dtwerater square. This day Is poblisterd, to one volume attar.. price (Os. Bd. in hoard.% the heaved Edition. of SERMONS, tus Subjects chirNy Practical; with illaoseative Notes sod an Appeurliz, lifetime to the Character of the Choreh of e t agland, as distioguirked loth frogs other branches of the lisforasatios,ard kast tie Modem Closurts of Rotite. __a__ _ By the Rev. JOHN JEBR, Rotor at Abiniplene. in the Diocese of Cashel. Printed fur T. Cadet' and W. Davies, /tread. Ties day is published, basisotbely printed is three volumes octavo, with a Portrait of Ike Author, pries 11. IL hi boards, the Third Edition, revised and eerreetevl, of HISTORICAL MEMOIRS OF MY OWN TIME s—Part the First, Eves 11711.9 W: Pert the fkgpsd. frame January 1781. to Hatehd7o3: Part tee Third, from March ITTI. le March 1784. By Sir N. W. WalfgALL, Trailed for T. C adet! sad W. Metes. Shea& Of shoo sissy also be had. by the seems Author, THE HIbTORT OF FRANCE, front the Aceseeioe of HENRY THE THIRD. in 1674, the Death of HENRY THE FOURTH. is 1110 t locoed Edition, in six eels. Sea priat 3& lts. is boards. 11E1101as of the COURTS of BERLIN, DRESDEN, WARSAW, soil VIENNA, to the Years 1777, 1771, sad me; two vol.. Ike. VW 11111husi, price Ida. is hoards. A TOUR POUND TM BALTIC, ibreedi Diummk, rnmipahie 4 Serie et Latews F•srelh and so ; 1,.. lb. I. RECENT pusucwrioNs. by IIAiLDIVIN, CRADOCK, mod JOY, Lariat. tiorroott OP INDIA. • HISTORY 4)l' BRITISH INDIA. 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Seated Widow, price NOVRUL 1. ROSABELLA ; er, A Mother's Merriam Sy the Slither The Roma of the Pyretteeir-a. 4 Matta Se basibuso"—m The Pores. id Illootalbssio:-ond "Adelaide; or, The Caeater-ehares " le e vale. 12aso. price 1/. 146. 2. MANNERS: • Newel. noes vole. limo. price lea. S. The HISTORY of ELSMERE awl ROSA : as GPl sack. The merry matter seines by Jobe Mashers; the 'rave by a sidle Oceania' la See* ISeeo. Pries it. 4. The QUAKERS: a Tale. fty Blesslisils R. Lester. 12eno. price Ss. man, in such a me, think tie had rem Ulitnaioll if hr 'A TI! id Ise de ' l'heir province divirted into to tit CT V iltlY of the fire , nidrr to do Our, the usual C.illfbr estatlish, a rent, and then to iterrothose the r years purchase. The rein t hrll by his A 1,1501. a -tear, 111111 they shen!d prove by witnesses thilt it. wits the very loorst it gated at. The vritnesare they stroold pro ' be men a integrity snit k n owledge, ourversts, mess who bad very huge the pirtr.of the town whet* thear lay. 'rite treat consideration as, *brit number d• tears purchase. Elle web not to 'ors ottnietimee nu' sixteen Is istieerd must depend en the price of the fends... 'that at present, seventeen yarn watthe calculation ; tins would make 19,5501. for the freehold pier of the property. head of inquiry *as the profits of the should prove that the average profits%r • years amounted to t,3001. permute's«, the Jury of the justice of this cfoini, willing that their verdict should .re il some among them might, at more the business of this day would permit, client's books: one or two wttrieeves brought forward who would bW,VII' that this, alter an accurate investigation of the caw. He memo 2,5001. per annum after paying the rent. The next ques tion was the remuneration fur the loss of these profits. He had as much experience almost us any ineo at tile bar in einer of this sort. and he knew that Juries were frequently at • loss to itsceitain the value of n trade ; but they must recollect that this was quite different from the case of a cognition trades man. Frequently lie might carry on his business quite as well in thessme or • neighbouring street, in many aituatious, and for hint one year's clear !podia would be large remuneration ; but when this Gan- Utensil should Oro up hie present rooms, his busi ness was annihilated. lis the first place, no house can be procured fit for the purpose . ; then if pre mises could he obtained whereon to erect one, two years at least would he Constinlid 10 preparatiosri, before the bosiness could he resumed. and thus two years profits would at once be gone. Rut nil milting all that done. and new rooms ready, would business come back ?—would not many of the peo ple who had frequented the benne, have gone to other places of the sort for their amusements ? Was be not then right in claiming besides the two years profits for the suspension. another year's for the business, which would be divided into other Ano mie P ]Tea Most itiltances that hid lately occurred ohoiley to thlt preama, fair yens props Li he.. rented. Thee years prelim, at 2.60•1. each, would make the neat item in the account 7.8001. To this was to be added another claim for the loss sustained in the sale of the wit-drobe, furni ture, Ste. The Jury knew the rooms had heels Used for private theatricals, masquerades, and similar porpoises, which would have reudered idiocy dresses, &awes, sod furniture of various kinds necessary, not fit for any private house--all which could not be sold hat at an enormous loss. They should be told by the witnesses that the least loss which could accrue in that way would be e,200t. Them. three sums. 'sow ; 7,6001.: and it. 9.00/.. making in the whole 29,2501: constituted his client's demand. with the exception of 19/. on account of a wall to which he was entitled under the Act. He did not expect that any witnesses would be embed to et/11. indict his statements—if there slionfil, he should take the opportunity to address them Agana, other s/4*e he should leave it to them:elves to act no their caissciens would direct on the Plointitt's evidence. Mr. IVltite tailed and examined. Is an srchitert and •surveyor, acted in that cwt. pacity for the Duke of Portlaud till lonely; knows the value of property in the writ end of the town. He and his father sold the whole of the Duke of Portland's property there; exannued the Argyle RAM! on the lit of August; the property is free hold; the house is brick-built, and contains one large room on the first floor, used for privite thea tricals. Concerts. &c. (here wdiiess produced plans of the premises); the rooms were very judiciously fitted up, must have been attended with a great expense; does not knots. any plaice at the west end of the town calculated for the liminess carried on there; a peewit would he obliged to erect new buildings. said it would be estrentely difficult to procure a life sufficiently large. The rooms are worth 1.0001. a year neat rent; allowing 1204 for out-goings and insurauce mud excluding a cellar oc cupied by Mr. Riley, ar i l ill office and some coach buisses ; and this is, to his opinion, it moderate eilcu lotion. The presto rent of the ;out occupied by Mr. Riley is 501.; thinks it is worth more; the cellars are very eztensive ; the coach-houses tue stow let at 13/. a year; they are worth more. There is standing for four, couches. The usual mode of cal culating the value of if freehold is, first to get a yearly rent. sod then to rieterthine the number of years purchase money ; ettinutitii this at 17 years ; got snore for the prols-rie of the Duke of Port land; it was sold to 1109 ; the foods were then lower than more uugl.t to be got now ; money is a.. More valuably. The whole sum at which lie calculates the freelt.dcl property is 18,103/. If ground was to he get td !Mold it would take a couple of years to complete the buildings; Covent garden was dour in one year, but two seasons iuu:t certainly rlapw before the rooms could, iu this case, ire matte profitable. Croat-ellnbitd.-11no never let any property cif the Doke of Portland fur throve.. or such uses. 'Phil propene is well worth 1.011111. lIPIPOr. Never hveril Mr. glade state that he ease Vol. Ur. fille 34001. for it ; does nut km,* h..* snitch of the premises to mooned by the Cumaiiir.iowers. lltr. Squibb examined. to an atictiosieer ; Knows the ',monies. and whet htisiurnii had been carried on there, mosekiernirlis, bell., conects, ht. The rooms were wed, fits o . .V., ' • '1 1 " .:'''l, ...., • o ; ._ • . „ .) .. • 0.. . - • • • • • t'' ' . 61 t, , • • ~, . • . , . . • NUMSEIL 4962. LONDON, TUESDAYS. NOVEMBER 3, 18i8., , . This int is „ wo w , to one yahoo , o ctavo, wit h a ; Ne w ' f u g , Numosivos, Lima*, Ilbldbm.s. surrey, Knot. 1 wooI•1 Hot Opt Tire 4 7'R E•ROY AL. DRIIIIV.LANIZ. THIS EI'IMING„ TUFSDAY. Novrmlter 3. r o ' o rt :,l l ). l ',7' et b ' i ll ltititthw a aim Mitt" ell i— w-n ii. sad Esses ' I" kfil l e "" "Pelelli l Plc"' be. boards. 1 4 1 " itosinPle 414 T- .- proved oof it?' h i m isi +whew` Sensate will prwfisern the Comedy of "PHA GM ENTS in PROSt and V RlttE. ' A . STSTIM of PRTSITUDGICAL ROTANT. By the t h ree b i TIM: COI/NTRY GlRL.ogisC•lte: By Pee Sugghow SMITH . Wa y a me ba, Pm P. Keith, I L.S. LS. Firers, arthersdeo, Kent, asid Per. hold. In (lido , ' Mesas. Me Ostile; Ilmennet. Mr Powell ; Sparlibls, a " . pineal Curate of Man, thrithire. .In two vulg. swo. prim With . .. Animist of her Life agil Character, Po Proses ; 51-iville, Mr. Baroard. Alithea, Mit. Urger; - MSc bawds, wits Plan by NamillY. • first to cost: l l4 hot M. M. ROWDIER. Few. Mrs. Misr4o. related for T. Odell mot W. Davie% brood. ~. otasturnty. her of yrin clig tr y I ,beug will be predated, • llre Dransatie Rummer, • 111 1 1'ST'RII of GIREMIS r RT. ay Thom*. Thom/in, Chesil v.. 1,1511 Of whom may also he ba d , . ~ ha lon eiellod 1. MEMOIRS of FRBDERIC sod MARGAlitigr Id D lIKS. Ate. Mt, IlditimNis Tor late vols. Oyu. arsenal traitors* RARNIRCIDE: ki.orsTocK. translated Win the °enfols, by Mw Vt••• 8 1• could be rated OR. TOR FATAL OFFSPRING. Rlie.diests &wish, Third Salines, is illten. price ?a. in beards. •,txtuictrr. duce would be *oh yew Minis; Sinsert, and breonsitoes. 2 Tug sofq.,4 Jos e ir „„,,i s , r if„.. the H i k es , by f11111111111110 . ,.NR ei the PISSARRO NlANtnirr . it. Doe Moak easuphowd by Hr. T. C. ukr m architect* sod I the late Pisa MlS*lseils S m ith ; with • Prefer. int Limo. XIONS ens dm mo IND, or INSANITY. By J. o.•rpott. FriaSsivall Charwomen by Mr. H. Jalsoston, Mr. N. Member, 1 „0,, o% by the a rc F. towel re —I, D.D. Ilseood Rditioe, M beim, M.D. la royal Alro. Flag 14a. with firm, Plates. experience iil Me„yonliorues, Ur. Stanley . Mn. Ilenmieels, Mr. latish, bk. g,,„, pr i se 7 6 . k a b on d, POPOI.ATION. buildings lay. Shweeath,. Niue Carr, Mts. U. Cam, sod Mr. Orger. ' The PRINCIPLE" of FIMLATION MIA rftoptie- was the outlaw Dowsers ot Six o'Clork, she Performer* to highs at his day le pttilished i in Two Valium Oeteed, priest lbs. :WA. ill ON, me lasted 1 1 0•A•Irwe of RocirlYi with be told dust MI Iletvit. lo boards; a Wow Radom hake She Tureilth s of si View to Morel onil CwiladiPlawaaa• bit J e lms that indite mull Man, fis : Rittwol Prim, et -- 711 .9 Sot f 1 amm0i . .............rfieet i ti ri it Fo4oE 1114 1 1 TS of CIR RISTIAN We r liati ti' lli g• V • 2 .tgalS4l• 4 . ' autitach Was tlr ...lerairrollatiewy,ol.; Seemed Prieforll6-stPwpww m•mr....y, f„; inisolLoGy i p rrb a . r. a.a cidorm o t , i,, . . • ;nomad Prier. itJ.• ~. ,_ of the Doty Illieriglerm; • woman of the nistory of the 0 . 3 8• 101 4 la lb* MITIg of IRELAND, Frio. ter lowest talc ikon cud Vtaceete be taken of Mr. awaseell, at the No. Jews a brio bta‘comm of the m eats ay the several N yo g y divert ed A b o ol g um l i m a D em i p vi iiimies ; in the demand rot Lou of the. Thom, Irmo MI Ills Poor; whim say be Rooks of the Ohl sad New Testameots ; • sheet Amos* e 4 Seta of Lett.,., girlies owl a Time throolh that Country. The nett hem a notate Sox oighily -and, for the farther amen. she FuseliehTraisrlasiorm of the Bible, and of the Chow of By J. C. Curves, E. M.P. Tow title. are. pries li. la trade. He rho likoditio• a the Pmbl i felb e 9 ° 1 ' 41 " .19 be °Pell eery the Church of England ; and • Seripteral Ritemitlea of . SOAP!. • the lest three 7, reeling ..f ponforesousee from Nine till Shwa. the Thirtymise.Artiries of Religion. , " Onighed priodgelly FiLIX ALVARS,Z; or, Maweses is Sputa. Contain. sa d to si • f lt% y t Twswoorrow, the Comedy of The Road to Ruin: OW (sr the Moe of Young Sims' is Divinity, beg drseriptive Amniotic( the priselpel k rents of the hoe Duration. Mr. Minwlen. . . By GEORGE TOM LINZ, 13.0.11 1 •Rft hideouts( War, awl 'Atheistic Assedono illostralive of the he was toile i ill Th.rsday. A New Way to Pay Old Ails: Sir Giles Lord Bishop of Wrote, omi was of ft. pearl • llyeasish Chancier ; jnterspensed with Poetry, ordinal, sod mein open until Overreacts, Mr. Seas. ••• Tie firm rubies , of this Work, beiog as Istrittiesid;tu from the Spoiebh. By Alexmoder R. C. Dallies, Ea.i. lo leisure thumb 114 • - . . to the Study of Ilse Bible, is printed wiTatates th 1211 th• et• II eats. Moe. prim 111 a. examine his cl TNE.4TRE•I4OrAt. •coVRNT4PARIIEN. iu hosed.. . . % AMERICA. aliOuld be brill THIS EVENING. TUESDAV. November 3, Mated Tor T. Caen awl W. Daries,Atosiol. The AMERICAN REGISTER ; or, Semnisry Review of th ey r „„ „d thin, Of *hum may be had, by the same Author, , ~ • . will he entire! the Comedy a llivrom. Polities, mod Literature, fur ISIS. l• I v 619.11110. I SUE WOULD AND SUE. WOULD NOT. A REPUTATION of CALVINISM; mew Rallies (ban price um,. w ir d,. them, in Ir y the rt___ Le----. %I. IV V /Ma Awe An ea let ii.t the Seeealb), Sr.. price lb ' ill 1•)•Irds. INOVISITION. clear profit nfiel A RCY L K ROOMS. Yesterday. at eleven o'clock, • Jury (previously eropannelled and sworn) attended at the Guildhall, Westminster, for the purpose of *sawing the com pensation due to Mr. Slade, the proprietor of the Argyle Rooms, for the loss sustained by him in giving .up his premises to the Commissioners of Wide ttreeti, the intended New Street rosining through a certain part of them. -- SMEDLEY, Esq. Deputy High-Bailiff, acted as Chairtnsu. Mr. Serjeant BEST stilted the case for the Plain tiff. He had the honour to address the Jury in support of the claim made by the Plaintiff, Mr. Slade, to the valuation fixed on his property by litmus, how competent to determine it they should shortly have an opportunity of seeing. They were. of course, well acquainted with the rooms in ques tion; they were well known in the fashionable world. They were called upon to give Mr: Slade a reasonable coitspensation for the value of his freehold property in the premises, for the exter mination of the bitsinesa ow valuable to him now car ried on, and also for the damage he would suitaiii on the sale of property no longer 'literal after the business should have been given up. As most of the gen tlemen on the Jury had probably oat befog, 00 siini far cases, it would not be necessary for him to waste time in explaining what the law on the cave auk They were aware, that Psis elieut was compelled to give up his property by the strong bend of law. But lie would not ray that he was on that account alone entitled to put his hand iuto the public ! oust; lie had another very material grommet of If evidence was nut brought forward alpinist the Plsintiff, they could lout have a particle of doubt on the verdict they ought to give; if con trary evidence should be produced, and any doubt might arise in their minds, he should request of them to lean to Mat man who did nut come to sell his property voluntarily, but was obliged to resign it, and was driven to that place to obtain a fair re muneration. The banner* conducted at the rooms was a moat valuable and respectable unr. Mr. Slade had calculated on it not only as a competent liveli hood fur himself. hut provision for one of his Sous; for, there was no doubt, that if his NI pn ~leased the public as well as himself had done, it would be an excellent olio. Massy of the Jury were medially men of families. and if any of them land reuouneed all other pursuits for one—devoted their slide tine sold exertions to that one—and sunk most, if nut rtII, his cipiiai on it. luAting to It as d source of prcfitable iticunte to himself and his children.- lONIAN ISLANDS MEMOIRS of the lONIAN ISLANDS. eneniArtnd in etionnercial, political, and military point of view ; in thieh their advantages of pugilism% art described, as well as their relations with the Greek Continent ; including lire Life sail Osaracter ni Ali Peas, the prevent Rider of Greece; toge ther with a para►ive Ihaplay of the Ancient and Modern tieogratAiy of the Epirus, Moles, Bart of Macedo nia, he. By Gen. Godliest's, die Vautlnsicottrt ; translated from the original unedited MS. by William Walton, Esq. With a tante Map, price lbs. COMMERCE OF EUROPE. EUROPEAN COMMERCE; or, Conspkte litercestite Gold, In the Continent of Europe: comprising an Arrows! of the Triode oral! the peireipal Cities of she Cmostinent, co pings Tables of their lluoiea, Eatheinges.‘Veighs% mod Mee awes. 'Mob their proportion to those of Fmgtand, Ike Local Rrgooletioes of each rhsee, their Tariffs of Ditties, Methods of Roping mid Selling; Tares mid usher Allowaners; togr her with nonsenom Doenommits. (lithesome.% hr. forming a roniplete Code of Qpnoberriiil Information. Ns C. IV. Rordawsa. In • very large Vol. lieu. price IL h. tamale. F.NC um; Tounisrs GUIDE. E? GI.ANU OESCRINI D ; being • rowels* Delineation of. rill Comity it Doglassil sod Mika; *soh an Aeconnt of ios s illsl64olllli Frisbee.% Moller' of she principal Seals, nail 6 View of she Tratoniclioots Civil and Military, kr. With • Map. Ile John Asko', M.U. Drossy ass Entertfrosent of the Work i n , that halloo esotitled, " Eiogland Detireated." In a hisi;Jsoute Voleme , ion. price 14$. KFNTISH COAST. A JOU RN SY royal the ctmsr of RENT; cohtsining Remarks nn liwt hive pet Otejette warihy of Nut ite IMrwtlM mu the whisk uf that latereetiug Banter, and tit, enetigeotie 01.1eiet ; weehtelive Prosborst sled Tasihridite Welts, wills Myr. Whichrlsca, Hestia" and 11 • 111e e i" Cow , ' beimlt lln jimal Noir% made dar n s it Sumter, Sitteteiwo. By L. Fneeell, Ivo. with e nap, rice Iho. JI.IIITICII I.AW. Tlw JIIXTIC LAW foe lbe IsM nye Team; heirs, RIO p. ph re. rotary to the several Tweeters use the thief evil Ihsries a a Jo•tiee of the reset ' by H er o, trillitsesr., sod Uiekip : romps, lwroliox theStateies meal Aresaleel Glees relating thereto, to the Cenclest.to uT eke Stosiewer 51 (kw!" 111. with 11 Precedents. B 1 Wes. Ds. Mame, F.sq. D4instit et Law, and au, of his Mak sty's Jostles-I of elk ittLito Psi Ceul /". 45:11,-*N0114,11 4,4 f . • I ginaajra .. rptice LVEh-PENCE. quented by people o( n the first raid. Does lint think there are rennin* in tlig port of the town that could enoly be adapted to the swile p i ir.. , irame.; d ue s nit thi n k it' pond) e to procure lire mates of stifileiesit macuittule to Ire velour -if for the none use ; if they .told, it would, in his . opiniati, take it; least Iwo season* to prepare girds for the rece;ition of ; 11 4 $ reausineil them earring. The room. aloof', Air tiwct Isom the other property. are amok I,OOOL a veer n a neat rent. The couch-houses and Air Wing, and yard, lire weft worth another hundred, there is stabling for eight horses., mid vtinding for four carriage., with , plentiful supply of water ; flue Ict to Apr. Ade . ). at ZOI. a year, the whole comes to 14VA; seveuteen sears poirelone is e low allowancei *haat amounts te #11.6501.-- he thinks theta earth 111.000/. The annihilation of the business is feilly worth three fears prute. With the asi.istimee of soother gentleman, Mr. .Dawioni, he took a *titter:tent in tumid stesuliers et' te lou that would be tieceswilt occasioned by the Pule of the other property, .earliding. Mr. Spade's house.fornit Asir ; ou a correct I Mutants., its .. • vdlue to' Jr.t Slsdc 5.3394. is., this would fur but e. leavialg etrar too of 41161 104. to which 1* to he added Ma for the expense of removing Mr. !Amin's, houve-furiniure and the • damage thereof,. and ea for the removing and injury of the wino. ot which he was given to no alers!and there was e h.rge quantity, of prime quality. Mr. B. bawler' ezianifurri. Is an auctioneer residing il l MilittoruiNhAitreet, pear the Aogyle Rooms ; his valued the property : his iodisation for the freehold property is 19.904/. which lie considers a just n o w; hat., tanked over the scenery, dresser, .le. they most he sold ; this pro perty is worth to. Mr. Slvde 5 339/. muck less slim then it cost hint. He 0111) 700/. for flog...cowry, it must have cost 1,4001. Wastes's cort•ohorated the testointsm of the Isst, resitectiog the loss awd the chirge for removing the lionse furniture a nd whom anal stated, tli it the 1411111 for these three Kauko berm w*t• a,5661, titA. It would take between two mid three veers, with the titmost exertion. to provide another plaice for the sitrue eit tettainuientr. Three yews' pre.tits i• a just reinii.• eirnatioat for the luettesll,l hornless cJitstecvient no A removal. Cross-ezmiffined.—He has taken 9.0 years pur chase for the trisiWines. and 25 for the geouti4:- ren , . beiutive lie took the rent very 1., w. • • Mr. William Creveelt ekamined. tins hero a surveyor 64 years ; is acquainted with the valise a s property; has riamitied th e i m o m. with moat accurate attention he consider./ th.r. mere lobos of dos freehold properly to lie 20,450/. Henry Hitkewill has ecuotined the premises; the spin to be paid for the freehold property alone, he thinks, should be 19.8001. Henry Slade, eon to the Plaintiff.w.ossists in ear qiiig MI his husinetis—is acquaititell With thi pro.: file; their overage amount for tliree years ill 2,4691. I is. Id. Cross-exastined.-:-They received 2731. per out:. front the Philharmonic Society. NI. Srequee is principal manager of the assem blies. In 1916, the nuwberof nights was 26: the amount of the receipts the atiliseription blies was 4,0301.—in 1817, the receipt war 3,380). on twenty nights—in 1319,3,4501. ou twenty-one nights. Ail the money received an that department pusses through his hands. Mr. %Vaud. coill'ectioner. froin peirotte observation judges that the usual number of persons att . /NW:Oe. rades ors from 300 to 400. M. Serquee re-examined. The disbursements made to him by Mr. Slade, on met:omit of the managemeht and getting up the French dramatic repreaututionti, music, ice. fur three years, was 1,6001. Mr. Darnell received the money fur admission to marqueiudes at the door, but Hot tor tickets sold otherwise. Mr. Henry Slade re-ezantineri. In 1916 there were three masquerades, three in 1817, four in ISIS. A guinea was the price of a ticket; one shilliog war allowed to shopkeepers when they sold them. Generallybetween 300 and 400 attended—has men 600. Very few were ad. untied withota payinetit. This closed the evidence on the part of the Pl.iiitiff. The ATTORNItir-GaililUlL *aidi that in this case there was a deficiency of evidence, such ay hr had Never be ore wituesseat. This gentleman alto valued his properly at near 30,0001. did lard think proper to ahem the Jury either what he gave fur it, or what he expended on it. tie should beg lessee to stri , ei however, that when a man came in this way to e•tt.. mate Ins property, 'Doi by What was paid fur it, lot by calculatious of what it might be worth, it was material woods forming • correct apt. of the estimate, to know what was once acts ally paid fur the identical prentises for the same Objects. Colonel Greville than. it would be proved. purchaled it fur 3,500/. and fur the same use. the production of French plays—Mr. Slade probably gave about the same, mid he was Conlideut the WSW Lid out by him Was not more. It wail by siet reams meet s Loy that Mr. Slide's business &lonia be su.petub even for a single lour; he might, if he pa (erred it, carry un his basilicas without any 1..*4 of time, on the very same preisises. The Camiiiii-;• stoners wanted but a very Small part of them, b it the Act enabled a man to cram the whole down their throats, sod this M. Shirk had resolved to do. To maks room for the New Street, only one teller was required, and part of the premises the back of the roans/. It would run trite clear ,4f the riains-.41. would Merely break in upon the coi ner of the orchestra, and the coach-house aii vters and Air. Slade might assail. in I.i. pi t s miles, and re.:eive from the Commastoterre ofv.rt facility of constructing a new orchestra, jstply equal, ;r not superior to the former.' lle admit that a couaterisatiou ought ti tie i ; t •