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• - • LIVE RPOOI. MUSE47:II. ." Since our first note e of this eleitint, resort, tae have been tempted, very frroprentle,'llle renew our root, and every time Rare detente.] iwirreincreetied . sato...faction. Several nest esti-es have !men and the errangement of the whole, tlutritv,h levity so beautiful, tout we supposed it ittemeible of improVement, tins been materuilly and advantage 'Arty altered. The too indreertae 1411IV flue, and vet our 'demure is rucreasetiodW we * descend to the examination of the iniuuter emu irment pens, where the exquisite disposition of ttieCtojecte. Will the excellence of their Mate of preservation, gore at ouee a most perfl•ct idea of t tor original nature, habits of life, and peculiar at tributes. fluldingoo high an opinion of this Lio. x e of science and literature, we were highly gra et; ed tiii4theit the patronage es the ilistimetished 14erliti of the ate has not beeu withheld from it. t.ord Trogitirionth, Sir Joseph Baeks, Dr. AJani Clark, the Ma-ill's of Sligo, anti reveral other «Inlay/at characters, have, with the utmost Isheri lite, presented many valuable specimens tired and suture to the Proprietor of the Meseum. Three +ovations; equelly honourable to the beidowers. r into to Mr. Bullock. the indefatigable collector of t h . s MASS of scientific enjoyment, ore preparing for liar inspection of the public, and will shortly it tidied.' tb eurieli the Mnseum. The late &additions comprises case of monkeys, some of them uitileseribed, and all of theta carious.—They is,., iii a state of the most complete preserva • tiom au I seem almost starting into life end anima tion. A case of birds too, of the pilot species, has been put up, mud we never yet wituessei, io sue t:lmam- collection. the plumage preserved with so touch care, as abeolutely to exhibit the most deli cate tints and essuesceot hues, with the utmost truth awl iveuracy. As this delightful place becomes more generally known. the visitors increase in number and in fashinn. Among the. most distiuguished of these we observed, rt few dace ego, the Princess Char lotte of Wales. tier Royal firighaess emiteimed every object minutely, and in her mils:Aria on the natural curiosities Mid the arruitur. dieplayed a " greater share of information mid knowledge, than i could he believed of one at so tender au age. • ----serwetems-esr-ose °DYE:MIT:On ON ruE noTLII SHE EP. This disease may geneAilly be prevented by gond manegentent; the basis of which consists in coin • plerely draining the land. The ineitiver in which , the land should be Mocked *ie also another impurt r en consideration. By draining, the reptile, or whatever it may be. from which the Houk derives its origin, is deprived of its favourite places. to deposit its egg, and therefore seeks some other spot, for the better severity of its young. It prefers these parts where ' there is stagnated water, and consequently where it is least like ly to be eaten by cattle or „Beep, which is a natural nistinct observable thronghoot animal life. Sheep will not re...at to such places hullo:, Miley are very ,hurt of feel, and necessity compels them to it ; bet draining will remove the evil alto 'gether. Vlicum haul subject to the rot is lightly stocked, as with oittyintif the number of sheep it would keep, they frequently recoi l * the ila,emie, which is %strong pos.,* that they iits.iiietively reject the spots that are newlittlesuire., eiel will never eat of them, but from great liel•• Its. lioraeal ShMild never be put with sheep on land where the rot prevails, as they bite very near, and eat the best grass fro:n the mind high grouuthe which the sheep would iii course make choir e of, who are thus driven to those low pantie , spots, where they lick up, wilt) the herbage, the egg or atiiinnlcule that produces the Houk.-- Changing of sloop about. by putting the whole of the flack first into one pasture and then into an 'oleo. to eat all up, is also very Mitre:met ; from which bottle have been 'led to suppose that @bo r t • gross rots sheep; it w not. however, 'towable. that this iirptih: can have its origin lit any kind ..f food. as no plant van produce of itself a living 'untold. . It is s matter of great suprise, that ellen a sheep affected with the rot, from strength of constitution amid ves mud fattens, yet the Henke still exist in the liver; and_when the sheep se killed, these reptiles very soon appear to be dead, mlthoogli at the tii4l.• %wilt (be liver is taken out, awl cut Imo, thee are ac lively as fresh-caught Het-fish, *mil iniefi re setuble them. FfOiti what creature th aie reptile, are Reiterated, is also surmising, as there leis tie see been discovered, on groetnds subject to the rot, say thing rere.ntrinig drum, nor dues it eppear that those very Houk, formed iu the sheep vim have any opportunity , to return to what they came, from, _which renders the di-emery too intricate; and, as imstiir*hrtr w groveroi do nut altos, that there is such a thing as .1,01101111,0111 S generation, the origin of this reptile is extremely myeterioum The egg or uniinalcole must be very abundant, eis a dock of sheep has been known to take the in &rum' in a few minutes. A Risk of one thousand was driven from the high Downs, where sheep never Luke the rot, ouee only tutu a valley to drink, after a bean aliewer of rain, and suffered to eat firsts theire fur aloud fifteen minutes, when two hundred died rotten 141 the winter following ; and how many. more were affected was lint known. It hes hithorto been impossible to give any me dcine to kill or discharge these finials,' from the liver; it is a subject, however, well worth the et tention of the medical world, and, if crooned with success, would amply reward the labour and re search bestowed wont it. - Darin! a violriit thuuder:storm, in the afterunon of the ath iustatit, a ems was killtstl by the lig4t- Mug at Biggins, near Kirkby Lonsda;e, Cumber lartd. On Tut-A.17, Stli Der eml,( r, a respeutahle Inert in; of profes.ionat Gardeners unit of A metals Gardening, W.LII held in the hall of the Collego of Phy.iciails, Edinburgh, at which the gentlemen present nn;inimously agreed to form thrinselves into a Society for enemoragintr the cultivation of the best fruits. of the rumt tdincv flower% 4111)1 of the most useful culinary vegetab!es. They agreed also. to adopt into their nailer many other gentleinru, who, though not present, lisid expressed their ap prnhation of Poch an isistitntinn, and they elected olfice-bearers for the year !Sin t—The Right Hon. the Earl of Vaulteint, President. . . • BANK _NOTES. TO TITE EDITOR. • . i s now several years since the pulibe at , Winton was tanieideribly excited by the great num . lirr.or forged Wilk-limes, then in enculatiati, and the Ireq,uelit execidions which were the conscquentie an various pro.ecutions un the part of ohs batik of tre rctit patty of the kingdom ; a new description hi water-inaik was then invented, acid the pulilie were led to believe, that would obviate -forgery for the future, iseing not only of very diflt. cult execution, lint du Act of Parliament was like-- wise obtained, by which any imitanou thereof wee made felony. ; a considerable number, - however, of incises, and where well capable of judgieg upon the subject, were i 1 it very different opinion, and the sentiments or several of the mist eminent engravers were puhlished in The Monthly .lia:razine, and in rations inner periodical works, in which they ii iii iously agreed, that the only isay to prevent fareery in future, wonhl be to huts the plater so will executed, as to defy the imitation of bunglers ii the art of engraving, and to COMblue the abilities of different artists in the some plate, so us to make the total difficalty *moonlit nearly to impericibility- Tins subject is now revising with additional force, in consequence of the great number of Old notes now in circuletion, and the alarming 4:m4oi:- ration that tin fewer than ten pertains were convicted at the late Laniaister Assizes, of either f9rgiesg or issuing these notes; the majority of whom are felt fur execution. and the rentmuler for fourteen years transportation : these persona may be said to suf fer Dom the ol.istinacy of the Pirectins of the Batik, end their inlet err, who opposed the opinion of the most competent judges. Surely it is high time that a atop shnii i he put mu this donning evil, especially whale it can he proved to any disin terested person, that nothing is more practicable. But perhaps the emolument of the Solicitor., cud Bank Engravers, is deemed of more consequenee than the lives dud morals of those tinfortunate wretches, who are tempted to 0 , commission of crime. by the facility of the operation. Ido not fear contradiction when I assert, that any engra ver's apprentice, who has served two years, is fully competent to the execution of any plate issued by the Batik ; and, with regard to the water-mar k, the mutilated state of the notes, frequently renders a critical or minute examination impracticable. The imptiralleled mode of ruling invented by Mr. Landseer, and some different specimens pro dneed by a .I,lr. Haldane, will defy the imitation of the most skilful; a proper application theiefore of their machinery, would form en excellent basis to build upon, in conjunction with the water-is:irk. The hest writers and engravers of writing. should then he employed in that department of die busi ness; and the lovely fi,4iire of Britinutia or Com merce (which has 90 1004 done credit to the taste and execution of Mr. Teray, the Batik Eugraver,) ' might with good effect be superseded by a medal- I limo, executed by IL!atli, Sharpe, Lrindster s or any oilier of our respectable artists ; whine bu riuiw I defy the imitation of those who at prisrot themseleak by forgery, cud whose lives ore so frequently sacrificed to the offended his.. of their country. It was a remark made many ye ors ago, that if at the next conviction or rarest tion of a criminal of this description, u Bank Di rector *ere compelled to share the seine fate, the evil would imine,diately be remedied ; cud it seetus ns if Koine example of this kind were now necessary, ni order to save the lives, and myriad the inorais, of numbers who are tempted to pursue this colon*. of life, by the of iodating the execrable exe cution of a modern Batik-note. There is not climb% in the kingdom whose bill-cheque is not more respectably timed out, and would conse quently lee more dillicult of imitation. it would he easy to enlarge upon the great in jury sushi:tied by the p ' lic, who are compelled to take these notes in payment, witlinnt having the lartitOlof detecting them. if forged, (it Ewing stated that there is u private, oilier or soneitito siosetorrom far that express purpose, the secret of which is con fided to two or three iwrsoos only) and should one bill Of hill ti snot, tie declared by thein to be forgeries, without any iilleged proof, the unfortu nate holder bus no redress whatever. 1716011 this vary important subject, the result of the ingliries I have made. justify me in asserting, that noitiolg is more pressols)e than to accomplish* the desired end of preventing forgery, and et the SAM(' trine of issuing awn note* as the country has nglit to expect, awl imleed ought to require lion i an assurance of their b e en;; Ltein n ile , IYour's, &c. I. L. P. Manrlicster, Sept. iso4. .-- M. l'eron, daring his voyage to the South Seas, collected a griNa number of that reinuikahlv geniis of anienal., to which Litman* gave the name of Medford, and has Inereased that family to more than 4411 sinews. Is aemaut lately presented by him to the National linititeite, their singularities are mei! expressed in' the folios mg terms:— " Their substance seems to be merely a coagu lAted water, yet the most important functions or life are exercised in it. Their mishiplitation is prodigious. yet we know nothing of the peculiar• mode us which it is etli cted. They are capable of attaining several feet its diameter, and the weiglit of 50 or tio lbs. yet their nutritive system escapee our eyes. They execute the most rapid rod long-ron tinned movements, yet the details Of their milsculur system are imperceptible. They have a very sc• tire species of respiration, the tree mist oT which is a mystery. They appear Ixtreinely feeble ; yet fish of considerable wilt form their daily prey , and dissolve in a few moments in ths.ir" stotniteli. Many species of them shine in the night like balls of fir;., and some sting or helium') the haunt • that touches them; yet the principles and agents ' of both these properties remain to be t:.-carne,)." All the %ft... Arms have a gelatinmis holy, inarlv.re temliting the rep of a mnshroont, minuted - umbrella: but they diff-r in winding, or having a mouth; in the month being simple, or multiplicious.• in the pre.encv, nr absence ors pro tlnetion resembling a pellicle. ; and in the edges of tons pellicle, or of the mouth itself, Erring furnished with tentacula, or eilantemts, snore or less numerous. From these characters, M. Peron forms divi s io ns and oulidivisions, under which every possible kind of median may be arranged. Saute of these ask rash eskiloit beautiful colour,. • . • • . . 1141' AL DiTiii.././GEA Cr. • w Pontsttoti 1 u I'll. 0- . . Arrived' ke l (*tacker, Lememikit L each , Bu n t the pewi t s, with the outward- .4.11111 j CV.11 ,41 / ; among Nikich are the foll.iwing. the /Air/ e,"l.eds, AftacreoniAlfred, Recovery. Liranswick, Thames, Jade Tar. /tuffs. Lord Cathcart, Stisaa; Photair, Sir Joseph Banks. Sarah, maphiirite, ausl/lart. Arrived alsothe Icillu, Cwt. A tellesu.s, from month, last (roar Cowes Roads, where she artiqrul the Ganyznede, which got on shore there; mod the p ar t,4 o . Cs i .teiu Foote, from Coe same service. Sailed the Are 's, of 44 wins, Captain IVarreii, with sealed coders.; also a higate for St. Helm's. The Myrtle, with Loot Chilton, for Lisbon. sails with the I'ortiagy4 convoy. The Loeittia, Lord Wm. Stuart, with the Mar quis of Blue. and family. for Alessiii I, will sail the moment the has received on hoard tu,outt dollars, which era to pity the troops at Sicily. This morning. Admiral Otway returned to this port. in the Casar, of 811 gun., Capt. Itichardsou, from a fatiguing service, at Welchem]. 'IOEB4 V. DEC. 26. Arrived last evening, the Gibraltar and Tannant, of CIU gusts each. PLYOIOIYED. DEC. fl 6. Arrived the craelts, 18 guns, Capt. Fowler (railed agan.), from Falinolith.—Also, the L'Aigle, 43, Ca:rtaiu Wolfe, front a cruise. • Sir M. Seymour has sent in a small private, r. Sailed the Brisk sloop, on a utilize; Thaix sloop, for the %Vest ladies; Glibralier, Ailed 7'oestunt, for Torbay; Cobfriach sloop, fur the westward ; ,fet.eco, Capt. Lord Neville, and Eclipse. aiiit-bads, nn u cruise. • Y•estim-rtt, uaa "27. The Kilts George cutter has brought in a !ooze which the Desirr:e lrigate captured MI the Dutch coast, ufter a loog chase. Deese, DEA:. .•:7. This rimming, the flag of truer, which sailed on Sunday. returned irgaiu Irma Calais ; (hiring her passage she was overhauled by two French priva teers. After landing the Austrian Messenger, she was ordered to sea ; Mr. Powell, the American Secretary, not being suffered to set his foot tin shore, fie was this fureouoil lai.ded its the flay, the tide at the time being out; since which the erase' is came into the harbour. and honied the carriage which she took on board the day before alas wiled. We are through the same cineinel informed, that the American Ambassador at Paris it about to re turn to Amer:ea. • The emit having come round to the eastward, • large fleet, which had collected in the illWllll, dur ing the late westerly winds, pasted down Clutuu,el. Twu tri,u,p6rts, marled 0. D. cod C. U., are come iu with troops. from Flushing. The sloop Sincerity, of sud for Dartmouth, with groceries, from London, has been sent in, this after noon, having been recaptured. - DEAL. DSC. 27. This morning, arrived the Ida hired Cutter, from Walelieren ; Sir Richard Strachan came weer in her.—Also several men of war and transports; and the whole of thiarlay they have been landing troops. Several transports have sailed fur Dover to disem bark ; as the wind is just elated to the east'. aid, the whole of the fleet way be homltexpected bum Welt-herrn. Sailed the outward-horrid merchant ship% to the westward, under Nuttily. Very few of the ships that sailed on Sniiday pot back. 'clue transport William. of Liverpool, that was ou shore on the Goodwiii Saud., has Urea gut oir„ turf has sailed fur the hirer. The SI. George, Rear Admiral Picktitore, ar rived from the lidtir, iettirad Wnlclierea, as lrc fore stated. A largetleet of meithent , er that b. taker 4 vessel , , , ...en shelter in Ilainagart Ilarlinitr, are now pasSuris: by, with R fresh *lad. for the frontward. Caine down' from the Haver, and rifled through the Downs, the Arnistrn, autl•Kael Calstlea., fur India ; also the outward-hound, for Portsmouth, under convey of the Blossom and Curifetiasluopsut war.—Wind N.W. Lttmatca, Dec. 22. Yisterday movnitit, His Majesty's frigate. the Forlikeee, Captain V:sunttort, arrived iu this river. cove OF COltli. DEC. L's. On Tuesday litst the Virago guu-brig arrived in our hit hour front (;alivsy, which plsce,ehe left on mnday laid. TIM day before she sailed, an Arne .wean ship *mired there. winch had berSti taken by a -French neje:rt.-tr. On the American vesmf being etmen red, the per enteer took nut all hm ha nds,except the Captain anJ another mint and pus sia'or tier own sues on Ware/ her. The two American.' after ward. took advantage of a Esvoutableopportititity to airentreehe Frenchman, and carried their *hip rto Galway. The Virago his hrougiit the six French men with her, and put 'theta on board the prison Nip at Cos e. Fur saute tune past, a long of depredators have been infesting the too u and neighbourhood of Pe terhead. Scared) a week has parsed, sof late, in which tie,-re was wit st t eur -hap 'Strokes' into.— Ou die night het wrest the Ist and ttil current, the shops of Messrs. James Arbuthnot, juts. end Adapt Arbuthnot, were entered in a inost delarrOUls man lier. The Agent ...for the Aberdeen Bank nasally transacts business is an interinethate maul between the shops, which is ill•as the Plast-Oike; and the object of the thieves was evidently to plun der both the Bask and the Post-Ohice. But in this they were luckily disappointed. us all the cash was properly secured elsewhere; aid they were obliged to content thtinselves with carrying eway sixty or seventy pninuis of tee, a parcel of trinkets, and articles of little earn,. 'Flury entered by it Winslow, picked the "locks or every &stir, desk, and drawer, that stwiAi in their way ; and en open shop floor iu thie morning *hewed what Itad been going en doling the night. An attempt so daring. was wirer known in that part of the rotin kV. and it se truth mod§ satisfection we have to unentinss, she IlS(1` beers firtev!eit, slid are egrearaitteil for trial to the viol of Aberdeen, after R I*.henintis precrignstion h fore. lisilke Bulrertsan, arid otherJustrces of the Pews..., it Peterhead, ' The persons coil 1111 l a rr, limas Will, in Petefileart. and his wife; Misr, Phillips, there; noway Mat thew, in Siains; and Altaulbetlt Stewart, who, •it seeFis, hires " Item old there, and every where." It is to be hoped that the rtst of the gang will re ceive a salutary tweets from the fate of their com pea ions. ~ :. . . . 31 L4l loNGM' HP CP tlsl4toßll,' ear- GiYII.DOI4f.t, . . . TM- 3*•/1110W. 3,iirieS, Vlamen, iTtet Bedford, Slain., - 1107ddlesea, far• .. IN4I e • - Itatisl Harty Resits. tow. Chcapoirle; seamilltimasesums n i .oi sl y s juLt l .6, late or Lanimuile• at, set, if oreboase -111411 - - - . / I 1 AViiiieta (trine, Charles tared, Mitkileaes-hospital, - bookseller - - - 3 II %Vail:tin Pollock it \metier and Timers. Fenowthet, Cleiociits lane, Loralim a -street, merchants . George t 'organ, ruster-laue, Il.sh opvgate-st reel, ebrel , (lll34lltpf - - - lamer Totalitie, Clisers.rtisr, Gray's-inu•lsae, %Midst Julio 'timer, Vioe.strect, Cliandos-atrt rt, victualler Themes Lister, Kisi Kee( t, I lothorn, coach plater - James Turpia, Upper Touttint, Moire!, coru•dealer Robert Best, late of Atilers„:“te-siri et, watch-maker Julio Itosse, Great Jamta's street, Redford fow, ma t eener - - - . - lames Mld, rpper Thames-street, grocer - Ruintia St tut and Martha Ilartuu, Bond street, nitiliners . - Thos. 1-necitelt, Siterighourne, Kent, woullen.drsper %%111. Fi , 11.. Cherry•garden..street, Bermondsey, umbel - mere:nut . - - - Jefiery Ludlam, il'ood.etroet, hosier - - Ti k . nia „ p ar k er and Johoinitge, atoker.ciiiireh, Os,' forilshire, timber-powerboat's - Robert Li:tic, and iVIIII:1111 Graastou, late of Hvthe, Kent, linen drapers - - Robert Graves., otherwise Greases Dyson, ()Id room. lain, Risemarydaiia,victita:ler - - • Charles Bennett, Juts. Colchroteir-street, Crotched , - • friars, I.oinion, drv•salter - - - Edllloll4 Ittellald l2rii he:ey, Fro;done, Islington, hot.roanufacturer - Henry Das os. late of Sitmlerland o Durham, hot am, of 4 tl'alsoith, Nutr. 7t, cap. maker - • 11;illiato Bearer, Chatham, Kent, iron.maonfacturer - LI/VI I/EN !IS. 5R11111 , 111.4111116 Cooties, Bishomig.itc•street, Lond-n, ((over - - Rielouil Basks, Elitism. Rent, virtu:tree - - George Multi., hate et Cl'aring Cl'olo, Clie.Ch•proprie int - - - - Adam Christian, high street, 31ary-la.boutie, paws lo iiket - - Hivity Grandy Ileelson, lett of Gray's.irin square, osoriey-scrivetier . - - - to Jeri Pinney, Bury-street, St. James's, tailor - is John Newill and Sampson Nes ill, late of Stoke, Staf foridelwre, carriers - io M.ses Joel, II i;ih-street, Shore:hick, de der is glass and earthen ware - - lo Itillistri Rot, Blackmousitrect, Swaths ark, linen th aper • - - I Thorns. Cotton, Coeuh:ll, *tot 1 -broker - - i ...Is Joltusuu, Totekelleoautio, Northamptonshire_ Julepls , .....5re, miller - - - - - 211 Richard roister, High-street, illuornsbory, cheese lIIIIIICV Ir • • s John Davidson, taut I'4(l'm-chambers, LeoJaulcall strcet, merchant - - - • la John Illantemao, Omen street. Cnlden-aguare, t , ilor I I Thumps Hushes Lloyd, late of the Poultry, London, slate• rner:haut - - I Alexautler, Sihbald, Wspping-steetodepsellee. - to Thomas Niue' ay, IN te. augur-row, !ipatallbst di, shoe manufacturer - - - 14 lunation" Munn, AI arket •street, Hertfordshire, straw h3t-inansfaeluter - -1 ,, John Bros u, Little East cheap, chwesemonger - t s James Weirton, late of Pa:l-mall, vintner - - li William Cues, Anklet', Lumina, Manchester ware houseman .. . - - It CERTIFICATES. Santini Standards., of Radford, Nottingham, joiser. J 4otta Career Gill, a Sinallhurgh, Norf. AL, rooter. Joni a Powell, late of Ll 4 el pool, thercbasit. Peter 'Cootie Vermeil de. ciiammiiy, of Somerset-street, Pm lingo-square, Middlesex, L'ai coal-me" rba o t . 11141111:111 fltutter4 and J.j1,...x Si 01frra, uf I Indley, Hodder.- , held, Yolk, autl Tdulaas Littlesuud, of trldneld, Al ao4b4- Lary, Vas k, merchants. Janus ttellpalli. or Ileptfired la, site, Kent, upholder. Jolsib Moore, of New SUCI ey.strcet, Biadati.s• road, Surf ey, irohntongt r. ()Leer Nowtolh. of liu:les street, St. Mary •la hoome, 1: id -1 d MOM, upiso:sierrr To FINE Ciirece.—Take one egg, eraek it down, shell and till, "nix sip with your gitrusiti cotf:e, boil it and straits it off; the liquor will he • cleir and brilliant as wine (and no waste); it will ethilirste the Spirits. whereas coffee hot hoed depresses the spirits.' Or if an egg tanout be obtained, a small piece of tlie dried skin of a sole may he substituted. Thissarlity. the Trades' Hou , c of Glasgow uwa niruootily voted their thanks tonnes Nett.o. Esq. Treasurer to the Society fie the relief of small debtors, Iste Iligh Sheriff fur the county of thick & us a mark of their respect for his phis litathroitic character, cad for the many recent proof. he less risen of ISIS humanity, in suggesting important improvements in the structure and ma. nageinent ol• the jails.in : and, of his Cil3. ritabie dispabitiUll 111 rulieriaa; the wants of :hose unfortunate prisoners who base no fitting to help them. Yr.TLItU.I GCFN74-1101.day at lilt Pulalac Oeces. ---- - Cl/AL sr/alb:Er, utc. .27. Ships. nips sold. NO 1 ... Ncirrn.tic Coal li.l ........ 4;1. nd. ku /4 4 r. 61. 9..Suaderisurcl CIRTIYII. •n Thursday, the 14th iseitaiit, ftrosvenen , tanare. the Laity of I:divar:lllAttepit, Ley. of I.lalby•liuuse, Lowe/awe slime, Ur a tuts d 13.1 n• the taah !we:esthete last. the Lady of reel , . 'Pilter, Esq. Collector of .he Iteteaue at t.ihraltar, of a daughter. Yesterday, Mr Thom,. Coulaon, of the It orou4S, oriel:, to Mrs. Bailey, of ettritelowell. Oa Tereany lest, at therl'.ury, V curs, try the It.. Peter Leith, korner of llama, (':shirt, hagei toe, rWr>t men of LASeerto• Earl of HIS leigh and Tweoloes. to rhestme, to iVollorlinnsa.iar.sh, wily daughter of the hal tieurge Stratton, r.srt 'of tirrat Teo Park. ONAii delore (to the tath instAut, at St. Paul's, heisted. Janie. Bore, Fey of retail, 11111, I,tioessUire_, to Palms tr , Baugh. tee of the late Martin Petrie, Tr/ Oa Sunday laiwiiing, %Valiant Parse grantee, r.. 1 of raw ley plaue, tuJid ,‘lkile Typpee, 0 . 1 Upper :1,)&11101.sr sticet, daughter of dile late Carr, Tupper. sum's& Mei. i• • TNBATIMIROTAL PRESENT s .14 'log, will be award, a Ph Tfie IR(PIN leleara .Mottheer, Mr. -• ; $l. C. K. Rawbuld, Mr. Mar Omen, Harry; Armatroag tristoni Hlaad t Mrs. Gibbs ; winch vial he perfumed Co vie Fenton 11ARIEQUIN OR, THE HAW e Overture and Marie compv tooter Me dirruiw tterkirtio Pedlar, Mr itolo ; trnldi ; eir Timothy Chabakii Misrinaduke Dupre, Mr Rialto Mr. Heath. Colonihier, Miii Wm M. Bristow • the Fairy Da ;s.; n;coviii_ WWII, a —Lower fralk.ry, ha.: Is.; Seemed Price, iid. _ new Pantomime, called Miranled Well, coating:at to h instimunitel apptaime, will he ref Mier •-eithie. • • outlay, *aden *ad roll Worlol.—ou Wpaistulty, Thersdey, The Rule • ilosbead.—On Fri Kemble. I Musical Play, in thw pi otlure , l a' soon as pow LYCELTM TI UNDER THE spnrukt, I. CHAMISEi Grafted fur the present Heenan all parties piinelp THEIR MAMS I'IES iug the COMPANY of • TH EA IRE, will, THIS PRE an, Iran. wrfurrn tat Cuawsty Ttiv. MERRY WIVI Mr Juba Falstaff, Mr Pahl Mender, Mr. Rumoll ; Erman, Mr. Powell ; Mr. Ford, Mr. VT Mr. Dowtue, Mrs Page, Mu Marlowe; Ass Page, Miss Ray Attar which' (M!, tiate,the e Tait, ('iNDEtt With entirely Ne , The Vieritl Music roam Ott, TOP: LUITLE Imsertals : Cupid, Master - West; Venus, Mrs. ~lettseeni ; Vines), Mrs. Wend ; the Grate in, and M Deley.—Mertalt Pedro (Scmat to the Sisters), WM& Steel hod Sits Clistterley 902.414 ein ; Second Prise is —Gallery, ; Secoud Prig Second Pnre, ed. The doors to be opened at 1 ihneewee begin at tieltlisst The . Petitoruiteie Fiery Tale a Moe% Slipper. baring bees mei' eppleese and bursts of apprebeti &ogee. will be repeated every Li Os Weaslay, The Henn Mi Meet - -the 0 1 / 4 mbeeeelft, Joke 13 - • Vilma Wardaubtr. • .k f 4 .: • =z larqta. Cambria. Ws** *BOIS Cambrie 1 • bx awl .uw bi !orate,' 'Street, - tf.L, p. • 10 1• • II • 3 11 MUNI drirmommism• 3 10 NOttl * 3 10 Ig 3 IS 9r1110,9, 3 11 3 Iff Or Wm 3 10 ; a jratrootta 10 • Groot, Mr J 10 • 'Kristoff ; 19 After *laid: 3 1 1 • 2 13 Tie Oitertt to to Harlciat '4 Ortldt btr I :Hartnaduki Hi Air. Heath Ai • &pogo I :Pere, i Gallery, Is. 114 new "Haanted it , • 1/11.Fr *Ohre (Is Moi of the !Mot hr Hole a Ht. Kroh! • • A Nes I will be pi Of 14 UNDER 1 • to A T • Werdwetr. 7;1: Sl Hall, far the atgcrig ti 1 WerJ, io the ram of Nei cease* CH HIS'l OPH deatluaer, *ea merinos* abd dermas. 4 AM w 1•1111 oantiaime4 nuld Warthsue M ues ts His 1 Mayer, far hi WA Chair ; esti thee mei , Idensiez 14111 Resift Paws" 06111 . WIDLCiII CHARITY SCHOI - A (ANIMAL BOAKI __Fs. , able sail thi Troterease, Voyersore. Wpm. • will he betel at this I Ili Wks. letiasty, 11 1 it, at 1 mos, trt OW it Perim to SU llmrsse Ikea* hi the pies • Om to amt.& Solimbhtistreei rime dadiart Ihmetrat: bride et Tweln Ana 8 o et we.-14 unit • . 11.111.411, isog. AMP.; are ',opt raw Air c TOZ; eilaf titles imam biseig sis be Wait Wen who . ethos isms Hi eigerissity 'flMeiee *ell Imams, eat as Is. issieurpareta sad sideret ariesiltisai l 11Waise dom. (N. 1 AM ~help ef miry Hie Wit Mai time tme of IM:, 1 12 " A . clothe, at wad. • wed, sew; aid thaw at ea bathe. The Franca Calabria', ' moo Ow piece, we babel,' Ibelavitimito erani, ea ese Wbe paralsiet la Cambric 1 ttltparale ha mid, be Is ad 'lmam bee* Fhb the 14100 *et pato else wish to lay *ea Wotitise &telt to Lamm. bi l a t whew, as Die. 14 row We driuhlur nt 11* lid. I . .rtsivo (..e.fl• 1 upper. DR. FILSEMAN'S GU' ttu sasw•tat last, nt Clifton, by the Ite•. Wla olle• Mar, t•r,, AI M o ans Halo* Symons, Essi of Charbllvwoontrienaise, THE raise of this halal l)esonslOre, In Molly, yonri;est dnatglater of the late M Aliso so lon proved, that notl ' Mats, I:sti of Clatters. hest a competitive with it, in DEATHS. (Miele Loewe, which it elite Mr.. Walpole, Irian', of the late Walpole, 1"..1 ear- /tom tie habit, without 'nisi (coal of the Prat eltire picket Antelope. espossaza That attoad silitatits Tlaursolay last, at Kunst I, Mr. A:gra...llan !Joliet), on biro srauutitatiaw is . et itooth year, leaving eaglat claddrost, .211 grand chohlren, nod oar fruisi busies% s" ill great-grand.elsikl. throe isesiMwebie Last week, at the house/if her son, Hear, H. Grade, Rog. oiliwwtwilwo far imam lbw be Maerion-square, Dublin, Mrs. Brady, retwt of tattaidwa = • weer. failing restorative Gandy, K.q. enmity Lisaeriatt• by too lee moo autereur Tuataday inawnon4, at ha Irma' in halm str•S, K mg's. lamb of • went climate. To naiad, Nathaniel NeWalialio, LW]. in sill advanortsl a t e, ma lt y obesed, IZasisiot be year. Alderman of 11..t0y Ward, awl the heat arbour Aldo:es ' "lel" • ,speedy, 1075 sum to Ste Within Lewes. . Gibete, mad weep reamer - - ---- 0 - - . --- --.7 - ... - ...........—.:: Ws 0( mime. Op ite edam HUM IV AT lit AT I.ON MIN 1:R I IMF, TtlIS It A V alkolletra; wba Gle men bad Mee Mummy Jr *514 after .i 1 Aftln-tioonn is 11•161. lOW, 7. 1 8•14 wieitembteed tided, et tide, corner of resereteiter.ria., LON Lyn :1 ....toweled be C. tilallifit. No I, 0 sweat • 1.,•., watts: IT•atosa helm ; W alit perblislised at the Whew; Ply. 1.., Rack alit eloreseast4. ___.Ple= 3 3 POILISkIktta mom noemmila Morris, likraewl, by J. Mt IT F.,. at samt image .—...iese ilk ; as' Ste. for this Paper, seat to the'llii , •, ,Ipost pocako, ird a 'maim le beige% et se.mi. eat duly %sterile! to. • •