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4‘,../0 ( ei/L-e , . __... v.. . . _ NUMBER 4781. LONDON, MONDAY, APRIL 6, 1818. .......====--------- - 7118.4TRK-ROYAL. DRURY-LAN,. karrism GALLERY, PAIL.MALL. EAST INDIA HOUSE, March 31, )818. THE SEC(' THIS EVENING. MONDAY, April 6, 'FINIS GALLERY, fur the EXHIBITION THE COURT of DIRECTORS ts:f. she This day is INthil'bed, to two. MAie•liee Newton's will performs (fa the 9th ,R. aisel SALE of the WORKS of BRITISH ARTISTS, AL UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG. time) • 117r* Romantic Deassin, in threw acts, called is OPEN EVERY DAY from Ten in the Al.weeing till Five LAND, trading to the RANT INDIES, do hereby pier MORNTON : ROB ROY, THE GREGARACH. in the Rimming, and will be closed on SATURDAY, the Nonce, . - , • CULLS' The glory partly original, and pertly founded ems the popukte 11th hieing.. Thee ie futon. the DIVIDEND WARRANTS on EAST "In age, i Ate/wear elf Rub Rey. Admittance, ls.— Catalogue*, 1•• INDIA STOCK will be delivered hi the TRANSFER i la 111 oar With new Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, &e. JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. OFFICE. •nd paid in the TREASURY, from Niue Is haw The Overture composed sad selected, and the incidental o'Clock its the Morning until Three is the Afternoon. The se, Ohmic compelled by file. T. Cooke. 3111 WEST'S EXHIBITION. TRANSFERS may he rived iu on the usual dues, Mere Gement Vernon. Mr. Beitgough; Ste Raskteigh Osbaldi. THE GREAT- PICTURE. DEATH ON TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS, until • Auel doss, Mr. Rae; Rub Roy Macgregor (Chief of the Clan • . THE. PALE HORSE, anima REJECTED, hi'. Two o'Clock• Gregarseh). Mr. 111 Johnston; Duentril, Mr. Walleek ; Capt. PETER'S Fl lIST SER 310 N wi h *reeve! PICTURES /Award*, Mr. &ward; Mervyn (a Sae). My. Holland; • SKETCHES fru other SCR. 114 RA L SUBJECTS, are JOSEPH DART, Assistant Secretary. „d cur v Sloe Mellonh (aa Aociest Bard). Mr. R. Phillips; Murdoch, ",„ Exhibiiiiwr. slander the immediate Pair/liege of his Royal ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE °FMB, Mr. J. Smith; Andrew Hollywood, Mr. Knight. Dana Highness the PRINCE REGENT, at No. 125, Pall.3lall, gitialishesi by Royal Charter in the Helga of King George I. A Vernon, Alias Staidness ; Helen Macgregor (Mother of Rob mar Carltem.House, every day from Ten till Feve. Mardi, 1818. Roy), Mrs. Glover; Ruse, Mrs. Blaud ; Elspeth, Mate Ca. CHARLES SMART, Secretary. 1100F.RS()NS whose Animal Prem. fall dose bin , Janet Mrs. Belleliainbers. .-. The Prok:gee to he spokes. by Mrs. Knight; the Epilogue KING'S THEATRE, OPERA-HOUSE. ' eeipts are now ready to be del/vet-eel at the Company's (Ir by Mr. Wallack sad Mr. Knight. ' . . After which, sth time, a mew Fare,, called THE GRAND MASQUERADE AND Aces, over the Royal Exchange, add in Pali Mall, as well as THE SLEEPING DRAUGHT. SPLENDID FANCY BALL, to be iiirell by Mr. liy their respective Altus; in the several COUlitieA ; and the DOHERTY, at the King's 'llreetre. neematkele ill buitoor Parties assured are requested to apply for the Renewal' -Prineipal Chereeters-.-Vr. Hughes, Mr. Getter, Mr. Bar. Of the •ppruitehing Marriage of her Royal Highness the their Polirlee. on Or before the tilh of April next, es . moil, Mr. Harley, Mr. Roiled, Mr. Camay, Mr. Whiten, Prierewe ELItA BETH and his Sense Hiehness she Killer issual.Fifteen Days allowed for Permed, beyond the cis' 11l isolecrs, and Mrs. Hughes. of HESSE HOTS BOURG, will take place THIS EVENING, calk Polley, will then empire. • The new Pelee of The Sleepiest Draught will be per- Muuday, the ea .3y April, 1818. SAMUEL FENNING, Jun. Seew, formed every Evening till further titmice. Further particelars of this Novel Amesenseet will be •° • Aiirodansie is gismo, doily, as the wild Of To-morrow, The Beg 1304,1 : Marplot, Mr. Harley; Ml. stated iss " THE WORLD" of this day. the Assurance of Beadier, Goods, aleeekins' rands, Moo. Mardps; Patch (first time), Mrs. Alsop. All pees/sus wishisig for separate Ikons are requested to Ships, in harboor, in dock, or while building, t , ells Wednesday, Tim Beggar'. open. arply either et the Box.Offier of the King'. Theatre, or to 1/mime by Fire; wed also for the Asserance • Mr. Kress will shortly re-appear, sad speedily afterwards Mr tYilliaut Sew, at his Political Reading- &mass, No. 62, tug Anueities.ou, ,Lives. make hie first appearance a, Bushes, in a Tragedy founded tea midi. Nlt —Fare Policies will be Weed free et' on Merkiwe's Ploy of The Jew of Mals. The Gallery and Slips will alms Ire open on this °cession Assured, where the Annual Premium ea A Comic Opera, in three acts, called The Lady of the fur theme who may wish to view Skis Superb Enteetaiumeet. marsh. Mawr. with sew Mahe by Mr. Houk las original Composer Ti h particularly requested, that all Persons jolting( the of the Piece), is it Wire revival, soil will oboe°, be pro. Musepiersole will appear either its Character, Pancy Dresses, SUPPLEMENT TO MR. EUS de red. sr Dominos. The Company who lake Semis in the Buses 11, the press, and speedily see Various other Novelties are in active preparation. and Gallery to view the Entertaimincut, ate rot expected te J. IR AW3IAN, 39. Le weer Masks, except they peke doieg we ATHIRD mud SU' TBIBATRE-ROYAL. COP' ENT-GA BUSY. On this of-easier, there will rut be say irometanientioe VOLUME, iit alto., to trilllS EVENING, MONDAY. April 6. helmets the Gallery Mid any other port of the Hesse, ?w L. ept CA TOUR THROUGH IT will be acted, 15th 0,,,,,r, the New Musical Drama uf • Refreshment BOUM, which will he fitted up for the Acme. By Sir RICHARD / ROB ROY NIAUGItEGOIt; onit tiuk. if those that go to the Gallery. F.H.B. ' OR, AIJLD LANG SYNE. Tickets of 'Admissioe to the Mareperude and Boas, Oae The I tie Mr. Resiori, w, Sir Frederick Vernon. Mr. Egeriou; Bashkigh Osbslili. Celliae•i to the Gallery, and Shies 10. each- • third Volume of his Cl' rheas, Mr. Alebott ; Francis Osbalelistnee. Mr. &eclair ; Any piety, large or small, may, by as early applications, sworhed from hi, foie Owen Mr. Blowhard; Ca tail Thornton, Mr. Coilieur; henceoinnuilletril with Private Supper Rooms. maturity of his iiitehe Rob Roy Macgregor Campbell, Mr. alsneady ; De a ntal, THE WORLD." aud Fashionebk &sudsy and Monday of Isis literary fame. Me. Tokely; !tarnish and Ruben (Rob Roy's Sew), klr. Clooniele, may be had from every Bookseller and Newsman ,w„ rirmatiwi of 7.5111011 *WI Master Pasha; Major Galbraith, Mr. Teylor ; in Ilea Unit.'ll Koliedoes. Pablie have borne UMW Nscul Jarvie. Mr Limon ; Joblion, Mr Sannouns. Maas Venue*, Win Stephens; Hattie, Mrs. Sal ling; Jane Ou Tneeiley, the 25i1. of April, will be published, in Ilvo. Its. pm, the labor Mac•lpise, Misr Logan; Rally, Mrs Bishop; Helm Mac- C I 'eli S. 1;017 ItTH AN I) LAST CANTO OF and to .been' wow, Mrs. Egerton. Ji. CIIII.DE HAROLD. with other Poems and Notes. and which e To which will be added (fur the 49th time), a taw Natalia/a, By lbe Right Hum laird BYRON. Volimse b sanest Printed fur John Murray, Albeetark.strect, London. ledge of HARLEQUIN GULLIVER; *,.. Persons deeiroivi of receiviteg Ibis Work, totem its first few ter Pubbeation, are requested te order it immediately hens their kaiser OE, THE FLYING ISLAND. respective BouLsellers in Town or Cossatry. • • T With sew Sows, Dresses, end Decoration,.Air Gulliver (afterwards Hatteeptio), Mr. Eller; It.. Ou Tuesday, the 28th of April. will be published, iu Oyu. it Kam of Lomita (afterwards Passisloon), Mr. Norman ; Ile 6d. Iduailrautioninua, Load Chancellor of lapel* (afterwards HISTORICAL ILLUSTRATIONS OF Clown), Mr. Grimaldi. The Princess Itheasbuidills (after. THE FOURTH CANTO of CHII.DE HAROLD. wards Columbine), Miss F. Dawn. By JOHN HOBHOUSF, Esq. The new Musical Drama of Rob Roy Margregne, or Of Trinity College, Cambridge, A.M. sad F.R.S. Auld Lang Syne, will be repeated To-morrow sad Thursday, Printed fur John Murray, Albenterle.iitreet, Leedom, and three times • week Sill further nuiire. On Wednesday, the Tragedy of The Apostate. Illajl 111 A NI CUSH NIE. Niartiter; son . On Friday, the new Tragedy of Fazio. After which will deceased William Cushnie, Merchant, it A he produced, for the first time, a new Farce, called Who's entered into She Navy shoat thirty rare ago, ' my Father? Meeker, and served ..in board his Neje,. Ws shin tin Saturday will be postured, for the Ant time at this 'theatre, the Opera M' The Devil's %edge .. Count Belau, •01l rar'°"4 odor ships- He visited is relate Mr. Graham. siren, in the early part of the summer 11109 mdse streineememits fur the managemeut of ' A new Tragedy is in preparstinu, and will speedily be emitted that place, for Leinelou, towards lb, prodoced. same year, mill went *pm into the Nes THEATRE ROTA L.• ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, relations have heard nothing of him. STRAND. such information to Mr. Joins Chaim, THE Public are reopt..tfoilly inform's', that "s, Lembo', or to Mr. theilicmiDar IL they will Sad MR. MATHEWS AT HOME, THIS does, a" sass Lead to • certain k nw EVENING, MONDAY, Ain't 6, To.morrow. Thumb'', it ever may he, will be suitably rer and Saturday, whew he will bare the ho ..... ur of unseating his Visitors with an Eutertsiiiment, called It°(llatiA llltr:LisGalit.d I F F V MAIL COACH ADYENTUItES, atforelitig an iutrudection fur various Comic Sung', Snits. Curent.Garden,Silk.esereere their, &c. previous to which be evil address the cuinpauy on to for Me.leetn bee Royal . hole. tie,: subject of his pre a ntattempt. grate mil all the Royal ful thanks to the r Mr. Mashews will silso deliver an esprit/armlet fur their iiiiparellekel LECTUItE ON VENTRILOQUY• foe the hunoor of Ii The Esstertaistosent to couclade will who b tiny will eel NOVEL SPECIMENS OF IMITATION, have every article -In which several celebrated Tragic and Comae IPerfurniers of the newe-st s. eill give their differtist ideas how Omelet's Advice to the satins, and V. Players should be spoken. kilks end Nv Doors to be opened at Seven, and the Performance to and every es. heels at Eight o'Clock. int, Rasa Rim's s..—Pit ss,—Lower Gallery ?is—Upper Gallery Is. black he Bums, Places, and Private Buses, to he takes of Mr. qeveuison, at the Dox-olfire. Strand I -Intranet, frum Te is till G ('uer • sod at Mr. Feannsn's Circulating Libras y, No. 170, New ihredmarect, opposite Bei lisiet.sei Gardens. NEW CALEDONIAN MELANGE. I Sir SADLER'S WELLN. TIIIS EVENING. MONDAY. April 6, and fullowiag Eveuings, a Nl:* Cakdonien Meteor calks! TIIF. GATHERING OF THE CLANS The Music selected from the most favourite Scotch ladies—die Overture to "Oscar mud Malvin& ;" the Pipes by Mr. Malcolm 31'Grevor. Principal Character.—m flargiand, pawl, twit, Slider. Gibbon, Gmerint, Bedford, Master first appearance), Miss Tatman, an.l Miss Tip' The Piece to cunrlode with BROAD SWORD COMBATS AND A " BALLET. P. incipal Heaters—Mr. Simmunds nee Ow Rung's Theatre), their first /were sod Gledhill. To be sneeeedrd by • New Pr THE ELEME OR, WHERE Is H/ i Clown, Mr I , • The Eatt rtais taro: to easel, taken front" La' THE (' OR, THE Ft? The last Serve me Ilse hoe' Boxes, 4. Mors open at Hal( PL...., kris' till Half Platt II to be tab Four. rent' COminde limo Meier DAY so/ •Lseh t' is or Si, 1, /o ‘ 7(0- - (c)/: , NUMBER 4781. 71111.477111-ROVAL, DRURY-LAN,. THIS EVENING, MONDAY, April 6, theirMajesties' Servants will perform (foe the 7th time) • 111rW Romantic Drama, in threw actg. called RUB (WY. THE GREGARACH. Tb. Story partly original, sad portly founded ow the popular Atomism:le of Rob Roy. With new Sersery, Machinery, Dresses, &e. The Overture composed mid selected, and the incidental litasic composed by Mr. T. Cooke. Gemmel Vernon. Mr. limigough; Sir Rashieigh Osbaldi. sins*. Mr. Rae; Rob Roy Ala•egregor (Chief of the Clan Gregarech). Mr. H Johoston; Mogul, Mr. Wallach; Capt. /Awards, Mr. Rammed ; Morey,, Sew). My. Holland; Mae Mallorh (as Alleluia Bard). Mr. R. Phillips; Murdock, Mr. J. Smith; Andrew Hollywood, Mr. Knight. Diana Vernon, Alias Smithson ; Helm Macgregor (Mother of Rob Roy), Mrs. Glover; Rose Mrs. Blaud ; Eloped', Mile Ca hill, Joel Mrs. Bellthi:mbers. The P rologs* to he sprikeis by Mrs. Knight; the Epilogue by Mr. Wallach aml Mr. Knight. After whirls, Itth time, a new Farre, called THE SLEEPING DRAUGHT. -Prineipal Chameters-i-Vr. Hughes, Mr. Dottie, Mr. Bar nard, Mr. Harley, Mr. Koiglit, Mr. Comory, Mr. fithitins, Mioviyers moil Mrs. Hughes. The new Pipes of The Steeple' Draught will be per. formed every Evening till further music,. 'fo.sporrow, The Busy Deily : alarplot, Mr. Harley; Mi randa, Mn,. Illardyw ; Patch (first time), Mrs. Alsop. ilo Wednesday, The Beggar's Opus. Mr. Seas will shortly re-appear, sad speedily afterwards maim his first appearance as litsrabas in a Tragedy founded on Marlowe's Play of The Jew of Malls. A Comic Opera, is three acts, called The lady of the Mawr. with sew Mimic by Mr. Hook Idle original Composer of the Piece), is is active rental, and will shortly be pro. dc , cd. Various other Novelties are in active preparation. TH EATRE-ROY AL. COP ENT-GA I:DEN. riiHIS EVENING, MONDAY. April 6 . 1. will be acted, 111111 time, she New Musical Drama of ROB ROY NIACGItEGOR; OR, ADLD LANG SYNE. Sir Frederick Vernon, Mr. Egertua ; Raslikigh Osbabli. Mune, Mr. Abbott ; Fraaria Osbaldistnee, Mr. Sinclair ; Owen Mr. Blaimeard; Captaim Thornton, Mr. Gomm; Rob ituy Macgregor Campbell, Mr. atareeedy ; Dowel, Sir. Tekely; famish and Robert (Rob Roy's Snws), Mr. uttois and Master Parolee; Major GulbrAitli, Mr. Taylor ; &BIM Nicol Janie, Mr Listen ; Jultion, Mr Stesnions. Diane Venom, Mks atrpbens; Mettle, Mrs. Stet ling; Jane Mscalpiar, Miss Logan; Ratty, Mrs Diabop; Helot Mac gregor, Mrs. Egerton. To wino will be added (fur the 49th time), a new Faistonsime, called HARLEQUIN (all-LIVER; OE, THE FLYING ISLAND. Mb arm Some% Dresses, and Decorations. Gulliver (afterwards Marlemein), Mr. Eller; she Rios of Lapels (afterwards Paotaloon), Mr. ; quailrantiationus, LAW Chancellor of Lapels (afterwards flown), Mr. Grimaldi. The Princess Itlsumbuidilla (after. wards Columbine), Miss F. Damen. The new Musical Drama of Rob Roy Marvegnr, or Auld Lang Syne, will be repeated To-morrow and Thurs day, MO three times a week till further notice. On Wednesday, the Tragedy of The Apostate. lstt Friday, the trew Tragedy of Fazio. After which will be produced, fur the first time, • new Farce, called %Vlor's my Father ? on Saturday will be produred, for the Sett time at this Theatre, the Opera of The Decil's llridge t Count Mimi, Mr. Brabant. A new Tragedy is in preparstitm, sad will speedily be prodnretl. THEATRE ROYAL.• ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRA N D. THE Pnblic err realst..ifiilly infornseil, that IL they will Sal MR. MATHEWS AT HOME, THIS EVENING, MONDAY, Apiil It, Tnanntrow. Thisonla), and Saturday, whew he will bare the lau,uur of prtsentiug his Visitors with aw Eniertaiiimrat, HAIL COACH A DVENTUIIES, atTortling an iutrodoction fur various Comic Songs, baits. tions, Bw. previous to which be oil address the company on suliject of his primal attempt. Mr. Mathews will also ill-liver an earrinsental LECTURE ON VENTRILOQUY. The Entertainment In cowhide wish NOVEL. SPECIMENS OF IMITATION, - in which several celebrated Tragic and Comic Performers ..11 give their different ideas bow Hmulea's Advice to the Players should be spoken. Muni ho be lapsed at Seven, and the Performance to begin at Eight o'Clock. Ruses Ss.—Pit U.—Lower Gallery 21.—Upptc Gallery Is. Bums, Places, sail Private Rows, to be taken of Mr. kirvemon, at the Ons-ulfice. Shona Entrance, 61;01'0u tilt fuer ; and at Mr. Fearstrau's Circulating Libraty, Nu. 170, Nvw Rood.oreet, opposite Bnilioct.ni Gardens. NEW CALEDONIAN MELANGE. SADLER'S WELIN. IIIIIIIS EVENING. MONDAY. Ap►il 6, sod fullowiag Ercuinge, a New Cakdouiaa Mslams', called THE GATHERING OF THE CLANS. The Masie selected from the stoat favourite Scolds Me. Indus.—the Overture to "Oscar and Malmo' i" the (Niue Piers by Mr. Malcolm M•Grreor. Pi iucipal Characters—M Hartland, Paulo, Camp. bell, Slider, Gibbon, Garrisit, Redford. Master Healy (kis first appearsocio, Miss Tatman, snit Miss Tiptou. The Piece to conclude with BROAD SWORD COMBATS AND A HIGHLAND BALLET. Dasseen—Mr. Sigmund& nod Mimi Wells (from the Kole* Theatre), their first Ippeasauce, Misses Lebrun sod Gledhill. Tu be aticeeedrd by • New Paatusainee, called THE ELEMENTS; OR, WHERE Its HARLEQUIN' Clown, Mr Grimaldi. The Eatcrtai.wsetit* to cowhide with a New Ages.Drusas taken felon •' Lalla Ruvkb," called THE GHEBER; OR, THE FIRE WORSHIPPERS. The het !erre we the hody of Water peculiar to this Theatre. Boxes, Bi--Gallery, Is. Doors open at Half.past Five, begio at Half-peal Six.— PlJr.* kept till Half past Seven. Places to be taken et the Wells every day frees Nis, to Four. ffo ramble-roil the many ettemtits that ere daily 1. node to impose on tlw sairary a upurKilil eolapori. can iimita.l of the GENUINE BLACKING prepared by DAY add MARTIN, they have adopted a *r* Label, is vi.,ts their 'Aires., 9/, HIGH 1101.11111111. • rnaspicitessly plated in the centre, that they trust as guetsti. tt to this, and the difference of the type, which se um. lulu• ill kilter-press, will euable pareleaseas at ante to detect the im”.wil init. HEAL JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAY and /4 41 ' 1 IN, tol, High Holborn, is sold is Bunks al ed., Is, • i;tl tub. BRITISH GALLERY, PAIL-MALL. PHIS GALLERY, fur the EXHIBITION anal SALE tithe WORKS of BRITISH ARTISTS, is OPEN EVERY DAY Cress Ten its she Wetting till Five in the Evening, and will be elated 4111 SATURDAY, the 11th instant. Adositimeee, Is.—Gtalogue+.l•. JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. MIL WEST'S EXHIBITION. THE GREAT- PICTUI U DEATH ON THE. P.l LE HORSE, CHRIST RSIFATED, PETER'S Fl RST SERMON, with sevrral PIC FUR ES and sKETCHE*I Gant other SCRIPTURAL SUBJECTS. are now Exhibitinc ander the intnbrdiate Pair:mege of his ROyal Highneas the PRINCE REGENT. at N 0.125, r all. Mall, 11.111. Caritua•Honae, orrery day from Ten till Five. CHARLES SMART, Secretary. KIN& THEATRE. OPERA-HOUSE. • THE (;ItAND MASQUERADE AND seu;NuiD FANCY BALL, to be "riven by Me DOHEUTY, al Ike King's 'fleeter. Haymow het, in hutione Of the •ppeuarliing Mai rirge of her Royal Higbee*, the Frieeraa EutABETH and his Seretie Hiehowas the Pi iiire of HESSE HON SOU RCI, will take place THIS EVEN ING, Mesuhly. the 6th of Apeih 1916. Further psrticolara of tr. Newel Answienseet will be stated its " THE WORLD" of this day. All persitos oishisse fur separate novo are requested to artily either at the Box -(Mtge of the King'. Theatre. or to Mr Saws, at his Political itcadiog.ltusaus, N 0.62, The Gallery and Slips will oleo he opru on dais °creak.* fur those who sway wish to view this Superb Eistertaiuteret. ft IN particularly resonated, that all Pesauna jolting( the 111ftipteraik will appear tither in Character, Pastry Dream% or Doaninos. The Company who take &eb in the Busse mot Gaitrry to view the expected te wear shake, except they prefer 'Wag se. Ois IL.. ueesaius, there will rut he any bet we.* the Gallery nod any other part ef the Hueet, except a R. fievlnnent Room, which will Iw tilted up for the Ascum sindatiun atheve that gii to the Gallery. 'rickets uf Ailmissioe to the Illasapierade and loses One Gaines; to the Gallery, and Slips, to. each. Any pally, large or small, may, by se early spplicatiee, be aecommillateil with Priest* Sapper Rooms. • ?II 1: WORLD." and Fa.himiabk Sunday and Monday °Panicle, may be hail (ruin every Soukeeller sad Newsman in Ihe Unit.•d Kingdom. Ou Teet.lay. the 2ath of April, will be published, in Svc. Its. I SIM FOUItTH AN I) LAST CANTO OF 1 Clll IDE HAROLD. with ether Pones mid Rules. By the Right Hun. 1...r.1 BYRON. Printed for John Murray, Albemarle...deed, London. ll.* Persons desire'ss of reeeivitm this IV..rk, mum its AIM Pubbeatims, are requested le order it immediately from their respective Booksellers to Vero or Cussatry. • Che Tnisdny, the 2ith of April. will be publisbril, in sve. fla 6d. HISTORICAL ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE FOURTH CANTO of CHILDE HAROLD. By JOHN HOBHOUSE, Eng. Of Trinity College, Cambridge, A.M. sad F.R.S. Printed fur Juba Murray, Albinnarle.iitreel, Lender*. 1FV11.1.1 A M CUSH NI E. Mariner, son or the. v deceased William Cushnie. Nltrchant. he Aberdeen, entered into the Navy about thirty year, ago, then aged wiseteets, and served on board his Maruit)** shit) La Pique, and various other ships. He visited his relations, at Aber deen, in the early p.srt of the summer 1801; and having made arratigemenis fur the managerueut of his property, he quitted dint place, for Linoluu, towards the end of May, the same year, and went again into the Navy, mince whirls his lationa have beard milking of him. Any person giving Fuels information to Mr. John etialmera No. 17, Clenscitra lots, London, or to Mr. Ihnican DavidsiLs, Advocate, Aber deen, as mar lea.l to a et riaiu knowledge of his fate, what. ever it sway be, mill be suitably rewarded. pOIIA itrs. clic I F FIT/IS, owl CRICK, (late Roberts and Plowman), 1, Chaorlos.atreet, Covent-Gardeu,Sillt.mereers and Irish Poplin Maiinfarterers to let r Majesty, her Rule! Highness the late Princess Char. lune, and all the Royal Family. N. Robarts retunas his grateful thanks to the Royal Family , Nuliillty, and Gentry, fur their unparalleled patronage to the lair Finn, and hopes fur she Ammar of their four* commands to the present. wine Is tiny will endeavour to merit by a ate net attention to have triply article nianufactervil of the best quality, and of the uore.l and most elegant patterns. Rich Ti.surr, Salina, and Filvrts, plain and figured; Gold nod Silver !Silks and Nets, of superior quality ; Driinsalcs, Tahiti/rays, asd every fashionable article for Furniture; Family Mourn ing, Ramliasoi es, Boinbaareas, Crapes, Italian Gam" rick black double l'alibiiirt for Gentlemen% wear, ice. ALL MUST RR DRAWN NEXT THURSDAY. Two Grand Prizes of 30,000 Pound,' ! 34 other Capitate of 5,000 f., 1,0001., ice. he. Above 1,300 Prises of 1001., SOL, he. he. Led the First Bleak will have Four Pipes of Port. N.B. Although TWO.IIIIRDS of the Tickets have hens draws, yet two-TIMM or the Greed Prises reinatu in the Wheel for THE LAST DAY. T. DISH, the Cositratior, had the pleasure to sell is 10 Shares, No. 4,706 the inty 30p00t. yet drawn, besides nearly half the Capitals that have bees drawn, cud Nan the Blacks retitled to Four Pipes of Port Wine each. There are but few Tickets and Shares wow to sell ; there fore T. RISH respectfully invites his Friends to choose immediately the Two TuISTY THOUSAND% either at 4, Coonsto.s., or 9, Ca►Rtno-CRON, where, in the Lest Lottery of 1 Os ee Micelle/ Thirty Thousand Pounds, 13111 sold them ALL ! And having already wild is this Lottery the only 30,000 f. yet, drawn, way nut the wool+ of the Poet be parodied in wising, Ilia is it spring Tids qj DISIllq Leek. Which tuba at the Ilboff, tcadt to You& Portant. LONDON, MONDAY, APRIL 6, 1818. EAST INDIA HOUSE, March 31, ISIS. THE COURT of DIRECTORS 0:f. 'the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG. LAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby Oat Notice, Tit.it it, Were the DIVIDEND WARRANTS un EAST INDIA STOCK will be delivered in the TRANSFER OFFICE, and paid is the TREASURY, from Niue it'Cllck in the Morning until Three in the Alta noun. TRANSFERS may he rived iu on the usual darn, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS, until Ten o'Cluek. JOSEPH DART, Assistant Secretary. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, Establishes' by Royal Charter iu the Reign of King George L *arch, 181 d. 110, F. RS()NS whose Annout Prem . l.lll doe JR. on the 25th instant, are hereby innomeil, that lte. eeipts are now ready to be delivtvell at the Company's Of Aces, over the Stuyal Carbone, and in Pall Mall, as well as by their respective Altus; in the several Counties ; and the Parties assured ars requested to apply for the Renewal of their Policies, on or before the tlth of April next, as the usunl.Fifteett Days allowed fur Payment, beyond the date of each Policy, will Men expire. • SAMUEL PENNING, Jun. 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Both these Ap pendixes are replete with many curious particulars; and, to the English render, they will recommend themselves at once by their novelly anal their interest. Printed fur J. blooms'', 30, Ladgate-street, Loudon. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. PARIS PAPERS. PART R, APRIL 1. We ore informed that the Court will proceed to St. Cloud in the month of May, with the intention of passing port of the summer there. The Danish Ambassador lots lira ia conference with mid Wellington. Gr&nd preparations are making st the Hotel de Iv Reystiere, fur the ball which Lord -Wellington will give there on Thursday next, and at which it is said the Princes and Princesses of the Royal Family, the Ambassadors, and the principal persons of the Court and City, will be present. It is not true, as some Journals have announced, that his Lordship will set out to-ttiorrow fur Cain bray. CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES. MARCH 31. The Order of the Day was read for the debate on the Law of the Budget. After some eiplithations from M. de Is flonillerie. respecting► part of the charges on the Civil List, the discussioi I commenced. 51. de la Boortlonnaye—lf in modern States the finances have become the most difficult part. of the administration; if in the extravagant system of expenditure iuto which the Govertoments of Europe are drawn, the progress of loans menaces every peo ple with the consequences; it is in representative governinents that ►hey should find the guarantee of that order. and the details of that economy, *loch, without attacking the evil at its root, fura long time palliate the danger. Referring to the financial state of the country,. he asked *hat confidence could the budget for the present year inspire, when the budget for the year 1815 has lint beets am yet definitively arranged ? Ile called their attention to the progressive increase or expenditure in each year since 1814. and to the general increase its each ixtrticular department of the Ministry—an increase which menaced the public fortune, if a de cided end manifest feeling did not interpose to prevent it. In every quarter enormous appaint meats, the expenses or immense bureaux, armies of 'clerks, surcharge the Treasury, and insult the public misery ; and while an ill ahreeted economy regarding the maintainance of tombs threateur with interruption the most important communica tions, while refornts the most dis!te.sittK in the persunel of some establishments, stepolve the State of military talents, the most matured sad useful. men of the pea coattinsie to oppress the State, and encumber the administrations. The orator then alluded to the Government of the Uptsrper, which, although filed with Ms poi imams, was conducted with the strictest economy. The spud. of Europe, he said, hardly •uffiiced for a goverousent prodigal by neceswity, but ecouomical by tmste; but eves strict, it surveyed every pia of Its arras., soultipli Hefei-rink to millions'of reui rumtient the the readiness the Ivan, wlsal Ate portions of the floating renter are taken up oit t!te spot by foreigner', although these little but nu merous operation► have influenced for sonic months the speculations of stock-jobbing, this faVourable result eanhot be Pit to poit d but by realizing the hopes thtit have been inspired by opening the negocia (ions 6r fixing the liquidations, and these that att. uounce the evacuation of our territory. it is faun the persuasion that the amount of the liquidations fixed with a just moderation will not create a too considerable quantity of resits ; it is from the conviction that the wisdom of the Sitve:- reigns will acknowledge that the immense burden of occupation exceeds ohr strength, trial even injures the object which Europe proposes. Hoeing •culculafed that if the present rite of expenditure be continued; the creation of GO mil lions of replies would be necessary, lie added—it ass not by imposing on the Government the hard ne cessity of establishing new taxes, of thereby pars 'ping commerce and agriculture, of reducing tri the must frightful misery the labouring classes; that the means would be acquired of tratiquilltiing minds and producing confideuce: It was not by uniformly displaying itself in the midst of the Allies that a goverinhent can acquire the attachment tof a haughty peop;e, sensibly alive to glory. That which would support itself only by a foreign force must fall at the instant, when the t , itate. weakened by a prGtectiiin so burdei:some. would be constrained to renounce it. it w:l4 in the strength of the social organisation, in the le gitimacy of his rights, in the aleirotion of his troops, in the proved fidelity of all the depositaiies of ii a power, that o Sovereign ought to place his coati. deuce and find his supp nt. Surrounded by a faithful army, strong in the sea timetits of Frenchmen, who desire legitimacy, the Government holdd in its hands the elements of power. All-imposing as are these means, if they do not suffice for placing the monarchy of the Charter on secure foundations, they at least afford the time for fixing its foundations by strong insti tutions, established on religious and constitutional doctrines. Doubtless it was not by raising the throne ulna the wreck of the laws of the Republic, or the de creer of the Empire, that this object was to be at tained. The lilies could no more bloom nu the de vouring desert of an anarchical licentiousness, than ou the ensanguined soil of tyranny. After some further sity of adhering to the principles of the Charter, he concluded by voting for the rejection of the project. The Count de la Bourdonnsye•s speech produced the liveliest sematiou in the Chamber. It was clot. racterioed by M. Limn as a bitter diatribe apitivt the Government. the neces- This speaker was, however, interrupted frequent. ly in the course of his observations ; and, utter some confusion, the Chausber ordered that M. de la Butirdommye's speech should be printed. M. Lafitte, after some observations on the pre sent state of France, overwhelmed by every kind of calamity, impoverished by two successive in vasions, by the inclemency of the ormolus, by the stagnation of commerce, by the deterioration of manufacturer. and by excessive taxes, proceeded as follows:--Under these circumstances our duty ought not to be confined to the examination of the probable resources aud means of a siti A le ) ear. We must extend our views further, that we maw appreciate 4be whole amount of our charges, apd all the ddliculties of our situation. This picture will appear trimming, but it will concur, hope, to produce great ativings, by proving that they are indispensable, and perhaps to prevent the Nit prolougetion of our foreign charges by demonsti et ing that it would be impossible to support them. This double demonstration seems to me to be hence forth the only medium of affording the relief th at France stands in need of--dispelling the iippreheii piens of the creditors of the State, preventing tle. despair of those who pay the imposts, and mend:en ing public credit. . The prrjet de loi exhibits a deficit of 225 mil. lions between the receipts aod the expeuditure, which must be covered by a loan of 16 millions of snout. tier; but this is not the only deficit. Here the Speaker entered into long calculations, and este blisli - ed the following deficits :—Floating debt of the Treasury, 102 millions; loss upon grain, 20 ; tlrliett • and sums not available of 1815, t ; deficit of 1811. 6; i ferruce upou the interest of recogniz 1114','S t I liquidation, 6; securities, 6. Total, 149111111111 n.. which are reduced to 145 by the excess of four millions, di tinitivel) establiblced the service of 1817. A sum of 41 milltoor only being eXigible, this briugs the era! d. licit for 1818 to , 270 millions. Can such a capital he procured Kith 13 millions of reface' Suppose them to sell -- - we.•"" -- • '7F4 -14 e: - • • . • . ~‘: • (7L' 4 c . -1- N . • . ..- ..;.,...= , 0..., . / ~.. • , . 0 . ; O,, ~ 167. 1. 1 ..... .‘._..,. ... • - i‘'' '...'.- • :,:-,,, r . rr. • r'•s. l ' .- .. .. z ,r,.... !.. .- • 1 r f . ...." O7, p(F10.:., 1; ? r ' . . . . . . , t et, 7 PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. • . . 4 wreice, and by the order and economy of its de. . i ails, multiplied its re%otirc. a. teferring to the proposed loan, Nuivalent to 1G lions' of mutes, he said, whatever may be at tluia - i 'tient the price of the public fund., whatever r • readiness of every - capitalist to subt.cribt- fur • luau, whatever the rapidity with which all • THE ICCOND EDITION. This day is published, in theme tuts. 1!•m. prim 191. in boards, ORNTON : • Novel.-5y MARGARET . • CULLEN, Author of " Home." 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This day is published, neatly printed in one large volume, I'2 . print 5a bound, A LATIN ENGI.I:4II VOCABULARV, fur the l'se of Schools. By JOHN JONES, Author of the Greek. GI mum's% London : Fowled Cori. %lawman, 39, Ludgate-street. Of whom may he hsd, by the same Author, A GRAMMAR of the LATIN TONGUE, the Second Edition, 12mo. 3s. bound.—This Grammar, it is presumed, while it is sdipted to the use of the most humble learuers by Us simplicity, preeisi ))))) and brevity. is, at the NMI' time, calculated 'to interest the philosophical teacher, by the novelty cid solidity ol its principles. 1.. m iu tlir larr I.oltery the G • folksing Libt of CAPITAL PRIZES, all is Share* viz -3.846 .2 20,000 4,340 5,062 3.046 210 4.720 ... 2lO 2,028 AND IN THE. PRESENT LOTTERY, 4,029 f l,OOO 13,400 .. 4OO 4.667 17,1397 IN 4? SHARES. Th• Last Day of Dniwiwe will he ow Thersdisy serf, APRIL lab. wise the TWO PRIZES OF £30,000, 34 ether Capitals, And Four Plpes of Port, Still reotaimor is the wheel, w•rf he Draw,.