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King of Remark, Mr.. Powell ; Handel Mr. SKETCHES from other SCRIPTURAL. SUBJECTS, are * WILLIAM JAQUES. Fellow of Limb* College, Oxford. Kean ; PMereine, Mr. Dome; Lemma, Me. Wallet's ; He. mow Enhibiling under the immediate Palmmairta( his 14 .0 1 u : nie * alb" leaPartant Matter, footsie* a Printed for T. Cadell an W. Davies, Strand. London ; ratilt...pollead; Most of Hamlet's Father, Mr. Pope. Highness the PRINCE REGENT, GeNIW Room of Ressi* Mrs. do •; Ophelia (Gest near Carlina-Hoose, every day from Teo till dusk. at iti.e. 125, Palt.gli ii gn i .... V owe ls:•of fta ike hesee iy a=l Method. of Tuition, and • Clam *ad R.Cnsttwell, Bash. Raisks, mil Books of lostrartMa• nese). • ' itt• , NEW MUSIC. To which • - belbet7tb time) • . new splendid CHARLES SMART, Illeirdari. La them reaPlelas Arch a amMeat has tong bran 5 pr la ai l kf. b. bred es. It oat My gleee am mole List of Books, be a Ascend, bright orb, sod 'eke your Sight." k. s . Jimmie., called 'ammeter at eneht and k lalttisillorlY enumerate' all th ou. C ONSOLA ' T'ION A T lON for a NATION ' S LOSS : IN'S VISION : SHAESPEARE AND DR. JOHNSON. ImProm'd WO , " Ode , ' holm 11 . 141 Pablildwit mitt" these NU an admired Piece of Music for the Voice and Piano- few years, sad wMeh have Wm intruclured with so much fork. . p rice 14. 64. I "'. - • '9F THE STATUE. MR. THELWALL•4 LF.CTURES, EVERY MONDAY Credit and Seeress isoo all the NOW respectable Schools." Composed by Mr. BILLINGTON. The Pau . by Mr. brilibridge• the Action AND FRIDAY. AT THE INSTITUTION, 57, LILT - Nested fort. J. Newhard, Boolseller to her Maisety, oiler the . -.l` Mr. T. P. Cuoke; Use th,,,,.... COLN'S INN.FIELDuI. 160, Piccadilly; aid sold by ell Booksellers. “ Give me lilies in hendfulls, hitt Music ( ' 1 14 1 0 117 1 1 11 r. G. Lama; tha Combats - h i t Dances by Mr. Ridgway. T HlS plicatiois and CORIiRSIORS Hammy t. fm4brr This day is published. • • Third Edition, illitstrateil with Sill VIRGIL. Dm Jusn (and Ha:tequila), Mr. Ridgway • ,- Don Pedro aqu e ir haleases Diotioms ea ry; • Be. teen Etchings by the Author, from Drawings on the spot ; Published by the Author, at Preston's, 97, Straw,. lerelieleieSeut of Seville), Mr. T. P. Comte; Itall Oetmis film COLERIDGE, MONTGOMERY, WI N, mid imlodieg se interesting Sketch of the pnient State ofsthe Where may be had, by Ike same Composer, (afterwards Harlequin). Mr. Nortland; Jamie, (Valet and coseisEk . BLEST CHARLOTTE, and The INVOCATION. • &mita, and of Spanish Smith America, • neon ter Don Jeer), Mr. Paulo; Boatswata (with • Saalf), Part. 11. Julies Caesar. and the Oratorical Portions of NARRATIVE a the BRITON'. YOY- This day are published, iss dau. with the Proceedings of the Cesuked A _Dnana Eivira, to to Don Juan (and Calms- Sbakspaare i with Criticism on Critics, Editors and Actors, A 4,... PITCRINIA% ISLAND. Public Meetiog in aid of the Defendant, after Visit- ; line). %term i Mililla Lemmra (ellermards Calsriallse). and Reekatioes, ANTONY'S ORATIOR Site. ._. ____.• • By Lieutenant SCHILLIREER, RU. tali before Mr. J u stice Abbott on the first day, Lord ' Miss Veleary. Admittaree 4c—Eight Tiesieere . NIV. - 11....- . noloo . . Doom *pea M reg ee'Clatelt—the Mimeses is been at• mad Timm to? Tuition at Messrs. Arch's, Corobill; Ride- Prin ted Gtr 1"111421)." volume,. /I ". 1, 1 " 4 ". ha. W. hrl". .• Chief Justice Elkuborongli on the last two daytl, prim 4s. for Law and Whittaker, No. 13, Ave. Maria lane, .. w in k, RIM- Imp. Pleendllty . . Cerpeater's, Bund.streel ;ma Lloyd's. . m . .... Ream To.; heed Prior, 3s. 6d.—Pit, 3s. 6d.; Seemed m a‘ k.y. stmo. 1. ivite-mn, London . T HE THREE TRIALS OF WII I. LIAM., Price, ta...Lower Gallery, Is.; Sensed Price, 15....-Upper HONE for publishing Three Parodies, on - Three • and as reflecting much credit upoo the actuary and the Gallery, is.; Seated Priem Ild. Eit.Offiio Informations, during Three successive Days, by The new Paaimminsic Romance of Harlequin's Vision; I PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY, 511LEEND. fidelity of as Author."—British Critic, May, 1617. Three Semis! Juries. ese Tkal Raw.. Jg alb. fita.o.. ...AIL.. ..............A ..,....... C.....:.... • 7 " 1 41.. -.115 1r4 tt ttt • /IP - ‘ t . fr. 7 " : • , o;; 'Mt . 1 " ".1 .; . 0 1 . inging 10 Major Bailin-, the. atten, land 16 belonging 1.. ) 46 0 4 : 1 1.. 11$ proverty. Nr Ihrit 11.4 tied I Ir PRIG he hud 160 dollars belonging proper! Serjeant Patten, _ Lieut. ilia% ulro hie ieoperty. Hr.,.• an ord _ t all those indebt.ll to S. jeans Ritt, should pay the same to Lieut. the cowl:wilder of the cowpony. (:ross-exarnined by Paymaster Sinit h. The Pai) master did tot wf..rm Win that he hit given Serjewit Put/en what was called a ecq, d. good was an acknowledgment on the pa, t of tlo: Paymaster, that he had so much money in los. hind.. He had been told that the officers,noii-cuinississioi:,:•: officers, and men, intrusted the Payileister with money, as their Wilke , . 11'itness intrusted him with 700 dollars, without taLing a receipt far it; and alba with 800 dollars. for which lie got one of the goods. He had nu difficulty in I.; . etting them back. Serjeusit Cass sworn : said lie was Paymaster's Clerk. It was the Paytioister's duty to make oat sod treinimit to the Secret..ry at %Var the monthly casualty return, when the late Serieolit Patten ap peared two-pence in debt. Ile never saw all ac count between Paymaster Smith and Serjrant Pat ten. He was seta with the Serjeant-Major to co leavour to find out in whose hands the late Serjeaot Patten's money was, but he was not bible to disco ver : the Paymaster said, that the deceased was a good deal in credit, and that he would mention It to the commanding officer. Cross-examined by Paymaster Smith. He was sent to desire Serjeunt Patten to make his will, and he told the Serjeatit r.o ; when he replied, " That he had no occuvion to make a will, as he expected to be well in a few clays; that his money woo in good hands." Ile told the Paymaster what the Serjewit had said. are published, hi Beu. with 11w Proceedings of the Meeting in aid of the Defendant, after teynil before Mr. Justice Abbott on the first day, Lord ,ier Justice Elleuborongh on the last two days, peke 4s. boards, THREE TRIALS OF WII I LIAN. q'ilE for publishing Three Parodies, on'Three -.o laformatious, during Three successive Days, by Three Special Juries. " 77trire the brindled cat hash ntewed."—Shakspeare. Printed by and fur W. Hone, It 7, Old Bailey. Either Trial may be had s. parate, price Is. Also, the Proceedirgs of the Public Meeting separate, price 6.1 . or. The Pew of . the Statue, mill he every Teeming till further outlet, twists*. • ToAnorrow, the isirivad Om* at Os *lles fatrataitewl• bailie Hardy. Mei Illasiallosa, bar sewed appearance on this Stage. After w►kh, Tim Falls it Clyde: Elea (Ant a a itw), Iluilimss. 0. W. , Lillipet. After which will heimodumd, Cm: the fret filbe, a New Melmdruna, is two nets, to be called The Turret Clock. The Music k Mr. G. Lassa. Vu Thursday, the Comedy of Town and Coentry : Relabels Gleoroy, Mr. Kean. Oil Saturday, Richard, Dake at Turk : Dake of York, .Hr. Kean. A Grand Tragic Play, is three acts, to be called The BriJe of Abyilus (iatenpersed with Mimic, mid fotiawled ruti►ely upon the Poems of Lord Byroa), will be produced, fur thr fimit time. us Mooday nett. Dun notice will be given of the sent performance of the Tale of Mystery. CLASSICAL BOOKS. THE DIRECTORS of this INSTITUTION, following the example of some other Charitable Societies, and encouraged by the very aumerues awl respect able attendance on two former similar octillions, respect fully Werra the Subscribers awl Fries& of this Society, that • BALL, is aid of its Funds, will take place at the City of Loudest Tams, ou WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 25th of Jesuitry notion. Tickets of Admission (slimed by the Honorary Secretary, cad endorsed by the Director who issues Ike.) to be had of the Tremont, any of the Directors, sod the Secretaries, on the followitig tetras:—Double Tickets, to admit • Lady sad Gentlestau, or two Ladies, 156.--Single Tietims, to admit one Laity or • Gestlemaa, Ms. dd.—Tea, Coffee, sad other Refrestiaseuto iischimied.—".acing to commutuet at Eight o•Climek. IM MO OF TOO IMUCTOUS TO - .910X 3409 T Published by J. SIAWMAN, 39, Ludgate-street, London. lESCHYLI SEPTEM CONTRA THEBAS ad Adele Manuseriptorunt eanendsvit hums et Gkossarium adjeeit. CAROLE'S JACOBtS BLOM FIELD, A.M. CoWO SS. Mellish; spud Csntabrigieases nuper Sochi's. Militia Seconds. eve. S. boards. *** In the Press, AGAME3INON. COA LS, 425. full Wharf Measure, and Prompt Payment.—The LONDON and WESTMINSTER WALLSEND COAL COMPANY respectfully inform the Nobility and Public ' that they arc SELLING WALISEND COALS at 445. and the lust at 48s. delivered in Town free of expense, except the trifle for metage and shooting, with three sacks ingrain on Ave chaldroos. No other Company cab sell the best Coals cheaper. Orders received at Mr. Mortimer's, 21, St. James's-street; Mr. Blackman's, 36t, Oxford-street, near the Pantheon; Mr. Lanni's, 42, Great Russell-street; Mr. Fox's, 22, Hay market; Mr. Woodman's, 169, Piccadilly, opposite.Boncl street ; Mr. Robson's, 40, Shorediteu; and Mr. Lock's, 24, King-street, Covert-garden. CA LLI HACH I Clue Supernova Reeranait et cum scra ms delectu 4 EdiJit Carolas Jacobus Bless Geld, lieu. 10. boards. EUKIPIDIS HIPPOLYTUS CORONIFER. Ad Adept inantoteriptorum ac Veterans Editionum emendasit, et As nutationibus instruxit Jacobus Henrietta Monk, A.M. Col legii S.S. Teinektia Socius et Gra-earusn Literseum spud Cantalwigieuses Professor Regius. Editio Seenada,Svo. Ss. boards. ClirCstoplier Echlin sworn. He was a private in the 4511 i regiment. He was told by the late Ser jeant Patten, a few days before be went to the hos pital, that Major Baillie hail given him an order on Paymaster Smith for fifty dollars, luring the lies lance of his account with Major Bait lie. He was in the habit of making up the late Serjemit Pat ten's accounts. He died worth 51/. 18s., and 941. 7a. he said lie had in good hands: f li e Wi t t( son, hud never been accounted for; he did not know who had got it. Lieutenant Small sworn. Paymaster Smith (11,1 not pay into his ham's any of Serjrant Patte(C4 money, as he was directed to do by a tuglinent.(l order before the 6th ; bill o(i the 1.1 of Jnnr lie received 1;0 dollars from him. He intrusted tier Paymaster with 3001. when he was in the West !ti dies ; lie got it back after a delay of some she•rt time—about six weeks after the time by was pn•- wised the money. Cross-examimed by Paymaster Smith.—Proyinait ter Smith ilever told hum, immediately after the order was issued by Major Peat, that lie was ready to pay him the amount. He did not recollect Pay master Smith asking him any questions on the soh. ject. Paymaster Smith never mentioned any thing till the t?ti of June; he paid it on the 3 , 1 of June, but lie assigned no reason for having delayed it. Major Perry sworn; On the third charge lie said, that on his arrival in London from the West 'tidies, he reported to Colonel Farquharson, both privately and officially, that he had beets put to great inconvenience by the Paymaster having with. drawn his subsistence without his authority, anti by having been referred to the Paymaster by the agents, and by the agents to the paymaster several tinted : and ut bust he recovered it, with a go-at deal of difficulty ; and this complaint was prefer red against Paymaster Smith for him by Cuisine{ Farquharson._ SE MIAMI Mr. I. Vale (TresTr;wer), It, Swit-strest, Biallomitate. street, Mr. T. P.M" (Chairmaa), Growscoad, Mr. J. ley&II, artlnial. lea. Mr. L. Willaliire, 1.016.1011. Wall, Mr. R. Hart, Watt s.bsaild. hags, kingstand-road„ Mr. R. Krems, 1, Whitecha. pei-rood, Mr. W. 1.. Rryan,2o, Alum bly-row. Mile Cod, and Grown' Hall-court, Poul try, Mr. C. Richardson, jeer. Lisneheisse, Mr. J. Wuud, Norfolk-street, New-road, Mr. C. Walker, Old Jewry, Mr. J. Jadeite, ern. America- wools t, Timm. We. Z. L. Godfrey. Great Aboolfeet,Wbiteelbspel, .Mr. T. Edge, Aoselab!prow, Mile Mr. J. Walker, Poodersou's- THRATRE-ROTAL. COVRNT-GARDEN. THIS EVENING, MONDAY, January VI, will be acted a ' called EURIPIDIS ALCESTIS. Ad Fades Manisseriptorum sic vete►um Editionuto Enteodavit et Annotationdous in stroxit, Jacobin Heorieas Meek. Editio &condo, Svo. Bs. boards. _ Ploy, THE POINT OF HONOUR. Chevalier de St. Frase, Mr. Young; Vakuur, Mr. Abbott Thuimel, Mr. C. Kessble ; Steisberg, Mr. Blachanl. Mrs. 51.1 fort, Mn. Faseit ; Bertha, Miss O'Neill (her 4th ap. pear-Luce iu that character). Bethool..gree., Mr. G. :naafi, 11. York. .... RICARDI PORSONI ADVERSARIA. Note et Linen dationrs iu Poeta, Grircus, qua. ex Sehedis Manuwriptir Porsuni spoil Collegium SS. Trinitatis Cantsbentise re positis deprouipsermit .11 erdina►nnt lICCIIOII lndicibn■ ht. struxtriontjaeobus Markus Munk, A.M. Carolus Jacotios Rlonifield, A.M. Cantabnxisr Somptihus Collecii SS. Tri- Militia. In one vol. deny &qr. ornamunted with a Sue Por trait of the Authur. I/. 51. boards. A few Copies, beauti fully printed out imperial paper, and hut-pressed. N. 3s. _ _ COURT-MARTIAL, WHITEHALL. place. Mile Mr J. Tyler,Princes-equare, Mr. Akruyd, SS, Grresfirld - [Awn The Observer.) The Court-Martial upon Paymaster Smith, of the 25th regiment, basing concluded, we present our readers with a brief statement of the particu lars. He was accused by Colonel Farquharson, lat. For having with a fraudulent intention, on the 23d of March, sad Ist of April, 1817, concealed from Major Terry, Captain of the grenadier company, and Major Peat, Commandieg Officer of the regiment, the fact that he had is his possession 180 dollars, ibu property of the late Serjeaat Patters, who died in !benumb of February last, at Ilarbadoes, notwithstanding several applications had been made to him coact-ruing the effect' of the deceased; sad fur having, with a fraudulent lineation, f orw a r d e d to the Secretory at War a false statement of the effects of Serjeaat Patten, by which it appeared the deceased was two-pence in debt, whereas be had is his possession 160 dollars, the too perry uf the deceased. 211 y. For disobedience of a Regimental Order of the 11 of April, in baring withheld from the officer cominsadmg the company, the balance in his hands, amounting to 180 dollars, betweea the 3d of April and sth of June, the sane being highly disgraceful to the character of a Gentleman, and contrary to the Articles of War. :silly. For having withdrawn and withheld from Major Terry the sum of 671. more or less, being his subsistence_ mosey from the 25th of June to the 2651, of September, 1818, amt the sam of WM more or less, being his subsistence, fi om the Mb of September to the 24.16 of December, time same being highly disgraceful to the character of a Gentleman, and contrary to the Articles of War. After which, the Burl/wpm Tragic Opera of BOM BASTES F R lOSO. At tazontinons, King of Utopia ' Mr. Blanchard; Foshan, of State, Mr. Taylor; General Bansbastes (with Ihr age, " Hope told a flattering tale"), Mr. Liston. Dia. Istliva, Mrs. Liston. Mr. C. Martha, Vistners' HaII. Mr. J. Frauklautl, Bishops. _ gatewdreet, Mr. J. Hayward, Milo End, Mr. T. J. Arioistr, Few church-street, Mr. K. Packer, jaw. Mile M. TUI.LII CICERONIS SEX ORATIONUM Fear. meal& leetlita rusts Conomontariis A'utiquis item inetlitia inveuit rev-intik 1110611 illii.iravit. . Angelus Maims Bibb°. them ambrosianie a Linguit Orieutalibus with Fat.Sisiliaa of the MSS. lieu. Ss. boarila. Tu which will be added (fur the 17th time) a saw Pula slime, called HARLEQUIN GULLIVER; End-read, Mr. W .G rrensisde, Redman's- OR, THE PLYING ISLAND. With eatirely new Mask, Machinery. Scenery, Ow. The Overturf mid Mamie composed by Mr. Want. The whole arralaiod sod produced under the direetiott of Mr. Parley. Golliver (afterwards Harlequin), Mr. Soloona ; the Niue of Lapota (Barroom& Pastalouw), Mr. Nurnson • ftoadrantiessmus, Lard Chosseellor of Inputs (afterward ('lorm), Mr. Grimaldi. The Princess abonsboidilla (after cards ColistniiieeN Miss F. Damen. In sbe room of the Paatonsitne, a Pas de Trois, by the hl Os Densities. 'I he Doors to be opened at Six o'Cloek—the Play to begin al Seven. a ., R0x,..., 7sapoill Se. 6J.—.Pit, 3e. 6d.; !Woad 1 1 111. T. 2. Gs Ile.; Second Price, I..—Unier Gallery, le ; Seenwd Id. The new Orinid Prwiiiiwiiise, called Harlequin Gulliver, al. The Flying Weed, will be repeated every Eveuing. TO-1111111 UM. Ilse Opera of Guy Illasenerissa. Che Wednesday (by particular desire). Goldsmith's Comedy of She Sioops to Courser. Miss Hardomtle, 311ss aruuton. Oi l There lay, the Play of The Poled of Moamar, cad Ths . .e Hiles from Paris. ruw, Mile Had, Mr. J. Jews (lice.!, Bell-wart, T. LI Vll PATATINI IiBITORIARIM,ab mix eondita Lihei qui *aperient XXXV. rename!! et Nutis ad totem Scholaruin acconinkidatis illostravit .1. B. L. Crerier, Ente ritis* Rhetoricar Professor in Collegio Dorman° Saimaa) Universitatis Parisiensis. 0 Tom. 814..21. 2 boards. Oxoo. 1813. /la royal paper 31. 3s. board.. "fACITI OPERA, it Brinier, which combines the advan tages or the Paris and Edinburgh Edition% with a Selection of Notes front all the Cuninsentators on Tscitus, sitharquesst to the Edinburgh Edition. 5 Vols. bvo. Load. 1812, 41. 41 hoards. square, Mr. J. Racine, Hare-alrect, Reilad-green, Mr. C. Joignoon, Irelmre row, Mots End, We'brook. Mr. N. Chester (Ainisit.ler.), 7, over the Royal Ex change. RICHARI3SON, GOODLUCK. and co. 1.1110 Stock-Brokers, Cornball and Charles-cross, are much gratified in presenting to their Friends a few of she kail iug features of the New Year's Lottery, which they are cuss. Went will "meet the approbation of the public at large— indeed the first point is allowed sufficient to create a rapid demand fur Tickets and Shares, there being THREE GRAND PRIZES of 80,0e0/. besides NINETY-SEVEN other Capitals, ALL OF WHICH will he paid in Sterling .11ffiney—there being so Stuck Prises. The Lottery will he drawn its three Days, beginniNg 4th of March; and the Holders of tbe first Blank each Day will receive in Exchauge Twelve Pipes of the best Old Port Wiue, fur 1,0.10 Years, ur butter, if required, an advantage quite iudepautkut of, and nut in the least connected with, the Scheme. Tb. good Fortune attending Purchasers at the favourite Offices a RICHARDSON, GOODIXCK, and Co. is mu frequestly before the Public, that it is perhaps needless to repeat the particulars of the Mamba* .f 17mmasuals if Pewit paid in Prise Mossy to the Feieeds of the above Establishments ie she lest few Yews, but every such parti cular will be found in their Schemes which are now deli vering gratis, at their Oases, Batik Buildings, Cordial, awl facing the Gate of the King's Wews,Charing-Crues, esta blisbed upwards of Forty Years. TACT TI OPERA, i Replier, 5 •uls. large paper (naly 200 ringed), ib IAI2, Al. 6a. buards. TACIT! OPERA ex RECLNSIONE, J. Aug. Ernexli &emu euravil J. J. Oberlulus. 4 Vols. Bvu. Oxon. 1813. 21. sa. hoards. IiERODOTI HA LICARNARSEI HISTIMIARUM, Libri IX. Textus Wessrliugiaues passitn reticius Upers Fro& Vulg. Rrizii. Accidit laden reruns suction Editiununt Weise!luau ern' Edit. Retail et lichafrri cullatiu. EJilio nova. 2 Vols. Bvo IL IS. WS nil.. PIN DARI CARIIINA ; ram veniune Laths* et Notis. A CV. Gutil. Heyur, ltvu. Pic boardr. M. unt.it CICERONIS DE orriciis Libri Tres, ex Receasiusor Ju. Midi. et. J4c. Frid. Heasingrlorsure. Patna \lnjures et Patric aui Animadverstionia Sebolsratti Usibun accomtaudavit Colorado. Detniugrr. 111 a large I'tol. 12atu. Se. boards. Colonel Farquharson said, lie bad stated in the former trial of Major Bsillie, that lie knew nothing of the matters, except from report, and as that was the case now, he had to solicit the indulgence and assistance of the Court as be had before done. Last note Nights of the 014 Oak Chest. *.• Note libstandiog the rapturottu apprubatioa•wilh whit+ the fulburing Entertaimetents are n.euted, to give variety. the 01.1 U.sk Chest must be witbaltawu after Wisdomslag EVIIIIIIg. STRAND THEATRE—THE SANS PAREIL. I'. VIIMILIES MAIM IN U51.73/1 SCHOLARLY:IE Ex Iloysoii. I Vol. Oyu. op. boards. . _ THIS PRESENT EVENING. MONDAY. Jemmy VI, Twatuerow. Tuesday, e 7, auft - Wedues. .tay, lA, will be presented (19th time), a New C.osatc Bur lett.l Sketch, headed au rectal fact% called, THE FORTU NATE YOUTH; OR, NEWARKET HOAX. Farmer Cullem, Mr. Elchardsorn ; Abraham (.lima (alias the Fortunate Youth), Miss Scutt; Hodge (Servant lo Vat met Guliciii), Mr. Huckel • Squire Nat West, Mr. Meredith ; km Se on Sly ,rvast to Raetrent), Mr. &ebbing; Mr Sordid .111 sealch ut a good Living), Mr. Daly; Horse Disler, Mr. Davidgc. Durham of Dreaduaught, Mrs. Daly; Lady Amelia tlwr Daughter), Miss Gavle& • Lady Trapion. Mrs. Besurtc• 'leder ; and Georges& (ber Mushier), Miss Le Brun. Also the favourite Divertiseniest„ composed by Moos. Le Clerrig, called THE SUMMER'S EVENING. Principal Dancers, Monsieur and Madame 14 Clew* Airier which, lab time this Season, Ike eekbrated thiginal Drama, o► .11r1o.flunisolie Barlens of Interest, will. new Minor, entire new and IVIIIII4dIC Scenery, Deiroset i assJ Pow perlley, tailed THE OLD OAK CHEST: toIt,THE ER'S SONS AND THE ROBBER'S DAUGHTER. The whole to conclude pith • distingnisbed Comic Pastsminn , with entire New Dresses, New und Splen did Scenery, and whin, I Widest., called, \ ECROMANCER; liazirpoin, Mr. W. Kuhl ; Clown, Mr. James Jones. I olunib,ne, Mmlanie Le (irreg. Lours urrn at Half-past Five, and begin at Half-past Six. Bu(; 49—Pit,2L—Gallery, ls.—SecussJ Price, Halipast Plaits n. lw taken of Mr. Shock. at the Box-Olfore of the from Tru till Four. Places cannot be kept later liallpast Seven. rhurmi next, The Lord of the Castle. lir"' ternet the litany nttempta th at are chilly Ina& to insfwae on the unwary a spurious cowsrees• irolea.lo( ihr GENVINE BLACKING peepotred by bIY awl MIK riN, they hare adopted a new Label, in 1 11. - h their 97, 111611 1101.110aNa ei , nspiriatiusly pieced its the centre. that they trust so to Um , and the dilferetwe of the type, *bleb oi ua all Liter-prow, will enable purchasers at ogee to detect St unp...otoo. 1 1l ir RE.th, JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAY nod " li b 97, Hilt Ilu!Writ, is sold in Bottles st Gl, L, lr al tat+. p iV t. I.' to 11, es. Aft ius 1.. reel we `III. MID irsy illty rity 1:111- ithe lalu I I roc 111 wol It. Min f 111 TO THE PUBLIC. ONE HUNDRED CAPITALS. THREE PRIZES OF THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS-NO STOCK PRIZES -NO CLASSES EVERY TICKET WILL DECIDE ITS OWN FATE-EVERY PRIZE WILL SE PAID IN STERLING MONEY-TWELVE PIPES OF PORT WINE IN ADDITION TO THE SCHEME. 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In this Grammar will be tumid a new System of Rules fur the Declension of Nouns and Yerba, by which the labours of the Student are din . tt mow that: by any other simi. Ise pablication vow. It contains also a large Table, exhi biting at one view a Grimm Grammar. Major IL Terry stated, that 4111 tlik decease of Ser. jeatit Prima, of the 25th regiment, he bad to make up his accounts, as Capiaiu of the company. About a week after his decease lie waited upon Paymaster Smith, and informed him that u great many debts had been given in against the Serjeant, far beyond what lie was able to liquidate; mud he desired to know of hint if he bad any account to settle, if so, to resider it. The Paymaster told I he had a private account, but believed there was nothing coming to the late Serjeasit. He went away im pressed with the idea that he had nothing to receive. Soon after he was ordered for Demerara, and he lost no time in settling, among others, Serjeant Patteu•s account. He sent for his Pay-Serjesnt, who informed him there was a report in the bar racks that Paymaster Smith had 160 .dollars be longing to the deceased. In consequence, lie wait ed upon the Paymaster, mid told him of the re port; the Paymaster said lie had two dollars nod a half, which the witness refused to receive. rod di rected him to pay it his Pay-Serjeatit, or one of Ser jeent Patteu's creditors. He immediately dosed up the deceased's account, and paid off his creditors as far as his money would go, which brought the deceased twovence in debt. He told Major Pest what his Pay-Serjeant had said about 160 dollars. He then gave all his accounts to his successor, Lieutenant Small, and embarked as ordered. Cross.extmaked by Permute" Smith. He did not recollect whether the Paymaster said that he had nu public account whatever to settle, except the two dollars : he went away impressed with the idea that he had no account at all. Major Peat said, that about the 10th of March the Paymaster came to him with the casualty return of the debts and credits of deceased soldiers for the month of February, for him to sigu, and on its specting it he found Serjeinit Patten two-pence in debt. He told the Paymaster he was astonished that it should be the case, as the Serjeuut was a good man, and received considerably inure than his pay. heard no inure of it for some time, until the Adjutant informed bit,, one morning that the Serjrains had been conversing together about the deceased's debts, as they knew he had money, and could not find iu whose baud* it was, and it was (Nerd his debts could lint he paid. lie sent fur the Paymaster and informed huts of it, when lie said Colonel Farquharson here rose, and said he should resign his place to Major Terry, Ng lie was better able to detail the circumstances than I elf. Major Terry proceetted. He said his subsistence from the 25th of June. to the 24th of September, 1816, w as 5 716 10s. He missed drawing his pay in the West 'tidies, and let it accumulate till his return to England iu August last, but he was not able to get it till the l9tii of September last. He was much surprised to hear from die agents that the Paymaster had drawu the money out of their bands, he having given no authority whatever to Paymaster Smith for drawing it or detaiiiiiig it.— He neither received pay from the Paymaster for many months prior to the 25th of June, nor had he received any subsequently. He was lout to a very great iiiconvenience, am( be iinin...iiattly orote a letter to Paymaster Smith. Major Terry read , everid letters from himself to the Paymaster and the agents, with their answers, by which lie understood that the Paymaster lei t drawn one hundred and fourteen p0i.0(14 from the public on his account. Lieutenant Anderson was called to corroborate the former witiiessirs. He resisted Ila t stoner* as to Pupil ister Smith having money humid belonging to Serjeant Puttee a the time of his death. On hie cro,s-exarmiatia t. he adhiotted having intrusted Payinastcr Smith, after his re, urn to England, with a coastderahle sum in d0111)!OOO, without, to his recolleciion, having taken any ref ceipt or acknowledginetit fo r it the p a y, i ,,, Aer h a d exchanged it for Eiglish currency, and !Immoral/1y accounted fur it. Several sion-comtnissioneil of f icers gave nearly the mime account of the transactions upon hicit dirge charges were rounded ; but oil their ero.s. examination it appeared that so little had their cm!, 'Weiser in the Paymaster's credit and integrity been altered by them, that they had continued to iiit, list him with their money down to the present mo ment, even without requiring any receipt; and they never lied the slightest OCC4IIIOII to complain Of it, regularity in his accounts. Colonel Far.lulitorson having closed the prrwecii lion, Paymaster Smith was called upon tiir 114 drtruce. Hr expressed his vatisfaction at the (I,y having at length arrived when lie had au opport 11.1 y of vindicating his character fr the tempted to he cast moon it, by chargss ',termed trgatinit him from motives of unjust rrejuil,ce, nod i‘Ji UpOil any Joh( i t .. rt. aad of hia If n 4 4