The Sun. — London, England, 1802-03-08 00:00:00

Frail the LONDON GAZETTE, March 6, 1802. , . r , 14 4,r,the,Court at the Queen's finuse, the 3,1 of March r 8 2, present), il)e.KtNo's Most Excellent IVlst . .. esty , . , . : Hi 4 M*sty,, irk Council, was. this Day plea'sedl to • 'avyoint. each - 0110%40t Sbeiiffs,- 'Viz; pa r e - s - i - df the Newallat, Esci. Simi* . hire--Thomis ,of Crucktop, Es 4. in fhi • room of William erriclay,'Of t Davia-Pari Eiq • RANKIWPTCY gip.. 4 R rik3. Titennas Porter, of Deal, grocer,at eleven; at Guild- • nail, - - INOUPTSi' ' • John Cohl),.of WisbeaclirSt:Pe.teis, Carnbridge, snrrenden March-30, at eight. 31, and. April - t 7, at en, : at the Rose and. Crown, _Wisbeach. .Attornies, Messrs: • Bel tan-ty and - Gifdlestone, Wisbeactt ; er Messrs .; W,ortham bind Steoheastin, of-Gastlelstrett, , Holborty. lobo Anderson, of Chnich-stfeer, florough, twine-spinner, - -far!.:lt 13, 20, and April r 27, at,eleven; wt.GuildhalL . At torney, Eowton, Gray'S-lnn. William 'Masltcrv, late .of Lane4E rick. Statribrdshi March 9, so, and'Aptil 17, at eleven, at the White-Lion, in Lane- End. Attornies, MeSsrs. Matthews anti: G994,' Gough:square ' Londbil ; Vial* Lane-End. Robert, Donaldson, of Li , ierpool, haberdasher,. March 13,. - 215, and April ti, at one, at Guildhall. Attorntes, Messts.i Batten :And Anstie, -Xing's-Bag:11 Walks', Temple, Lon . done Sarah 13ickerton,.of Great Varinoni - 11,,h . 0&1er, April r, 2, and , at three, at;-the St - ar;' great Yart - nouth.. Attanles, Szyers,:Xactpouth; ..or-113m Swain and Ste. ens, ... Old Jewry, London. • " TrioiniS Williamson, .of Hot beach; 'Lincolnshire, -gi - ocer, March 29, at six, 30, at telt; ind'Afin at i*elve; At the • .I . leqner Inn, nullleach Attorrnes.„ Mr. Metcalfe, - Wis . :be.ch.Sr. Peters, Isle *of. tiy.; of Mesti. Baxter and Mir _ tin, furnivaPs:bin, - Werra! Palmer, of Holbeach, Lincolnshire, draper, iWarch ao, at six, • .30, at ten, mil April 17:,, at twelve, at the C tieg urn; nn,„ H nil:teal:h. A tto tei; Messrs. Key . 'and ;':Hars:ey,*. Kolbe:Alt ; or Mr. W. MaScith Cursiltor-street, London.; baker, rtl t ur Webster, of Belper, Derb,Yshirc,l3 March i 6, at :six; at the 1c...i4-'s.:Arrns Tavetn,.. Derh?; -and' April 5, 24, ax eleven, at the Bell 1.11n,-DerilYi!,l 4 ‘rtortitis, Mr„ Lowten, Temple, London; or Mr: Curi.on, I)erhy,. • -George Pierson, eS Cockeimouth, Citrilberlind,• Woollen. rnaratfa6turer, :Claret 24, lad April 17; at the Georg„, Cocksnrmut h. -Attdrr4e,s, „Mr: Teratini,s, Cockerntogth ; -or Mr. _Wcirdswo- ,'.t, 1. 011 -04-, • 3onah Dyer, of Wotton-Underedge, GitineestAshire, .ing maeltine:lnaker, March 2Z, at eve, n , at eleven, and Apr . :l •z 7, at twelvl,:at the White-Lion Inn, Wotton- Ilnuercidge. Attc;4'nies, Dttr. Biddle, Wottati:.l.snderedge; or-lqessrs. rrice.ind WUliatrrs, Lintoln's-Inn Pld ings,,Lcnriort. John Kind;7l, Bristol, catainet-maker, March '9, 29; and April • 17, at eleye,4, at the tkurniner .`l'avern, Bristol. '• Attor . nits, Afessr4. phi:Aft:lnt aricl .Sgicet, London ; cl. MT. ..Atnpl;cas, DiI , II)4NDS , . Aril '3. Israel L evy, eJ Larr.beth.Roaa, Surrey, rnerahant', at, ecvep ,-.at . • .. • ' . • March 24. Robelt klarnhly Philp, of: Flpshirig, warehpuse trion,at elt—cri, at the Ship 04 Castle. - Falmouth. April 5. Willsarrt Ashcroft, late of Knowsley, Lancashire, eartbenwarvolanufeaurer, at onc, at the Leis of Mail and Swan Inn; Piesk.ot.' April 17 Thomas, Raker an John- Shorland, of Exeter, woblien.drapers, 4t tell, at - April -Robert Walter, of' ; Pwa iyrotllDo4;k, flatter, at eleve t i gt tbc RUM/Vitt I%iVtrrlf Bristol. • CR R March 27. IVilbarrt COslett Great ki#Oen-street, lArLite .43Pei, sugar.gtinder. • • r°. I f" 11 ". JAte o f Aidgate. London, innkeeper.. but Fisher, - Of Btctforl-street,CoycDt.;G4rdetr, Pearson Dodg..pzi, of Liverpool, - linen-41 4 10ct.: obert Talbot,late of St. Ceorge, Solithriatic 14soin, now or late of 11-ar.sAan, ..Y4arshire, diy salter. THE S ti N. SQI.S24 QkflS DIFERE AUDIAI .M4R.C.H yesteitlay received Paris logr;rals, of the 3.1 . inst. The most repiarkahle'oirOnnistand inrthem; is.a 4ntal,•prohe part of the Ed ter of tht:Gdzette 2iro4cei . . that . the. -Proclittna. Lion of Touss.A I,ol;VEaTtfltt wiis written by . him.. The Ariicle curibas, aild_svorthyof,pCrusal.. There Is also : it• very int*: teitingiaccouni of the steps which have . been taken to fefeess the Order 'of :F.ife-Masonry.in different parts of the Empire. As the most celebrated - writers have tie.nn greatly divided in' opini -.n,frespeaing the Utility- of these Institu .tions, the article from Frorkforitelating - to it, will • . , naturally be read in thisCountty.with a considerable ilegee off` in Brest. ,[ 1 • An A4ticlelrorn Weim:rt, 'bated Feb . : totli, re iresents"te mnceuvres .734ity, once , CelebrAtzd. throughout. all tvrope for its ambition, and 4; intrigues; to have excirea — considerable alarm, among The People. This. Sodety:(the je— • ' suits) has employed :its Missionaries to revive • rimong the miist-s'OperitiCrous'aititees of Germany, the prindpies fp; A:hicb 'they bad., been . baci3licti from almost every Country of :Europe. Switzetiand.cotirioiesln a ' state of anxiety and .apprehension. it se.eihs - the ditestation of the Peo- }ale of th! Forest Cantons against the late innova tions has mounted to the highest point ; an 4 no_ thing - but the want of -3n4ffielen't power, of reiist. retains them in - a quiet state. . - . p Q r.ping. we receive:l a' 1?44 Aftri/. 'lt contains. no tiew article. of Syntlicat w:rs installed at tile Hague tAp. Ist init. The ColOneli of the different Corps Of: .krmed Citiiens in Me Dutch RepUtliC l havt; received instrunions from the Council. of War; . , reduce these Corps to the numbers limited for the - National Standing Army. The Council pf War has also, it is said, presented to the Council of State • an entirp new - plab of •organizationypr . the Arawd: Citizens. - • _ • , - e• - • .; The Flamburgh Mail which became due . yrstr: day, is not .arrivetr: • This, morning arrived a Mali from 3,itifinn, brought to FAtnouth by -the Date of r ark Paeket in. fifteen days. ' . Saturdny morning FI I S MAJESTY, at tetid4l- by General 1.14 . A . 4 Wag; rode out on horsebatl in Wir,4,:, sor Great Park.ni , ..bi , .` The QuEs.O And. , Fil INC Ps*xs, an their way, to Windsor, visited Mrs. CHOLMONDU LI Y, at, Rich_.: : • •- • ; Yestercirly - porniog the ROYAL FAMILY . attend-. ed Divine'Service at St. George's Chapel.' The ascendants were,.. the Earl of CHESTERFIELD, the Lion. Mrs. HAR COURT, and Miss VI-se; an ex cellent sermon . *was. preached by . the Rev. Dr. GOODENOUGH, Canon in Residenee, , from the lxxvi. Psalm, verse. ft: , _ The .ROYAL FAMILY, after service, returned to the Lodge, ." . 'His I\ l l;,,jis - ry 'very frequently' unts with his iiarriers in Windsor Great Park, but has given over hunting — with'his stag 'hounds : a great falling off has consequently: taken place in that hunt, of many of the 'Nobility and' Gentry wiio usually attended with HIS MAJESTY. . Me Dlncit Ess of YORK visited the Bath .Thea tre on Wednesday, and Was received with greatap: . . A N:resSel:has arrived from . jamaka, 'which , left that .isla.nd about the 17th oF.jannary : at that pe riod rio . accou.nts of. the French' Armament had been, received, It had not arrived at Sr. Domingo, nor did this vessel meet with any French Fleet oo her' way-home:. .The -Master of a Vessel from Cadiz, to Greenock, put into. ,• Beerhaven on Monday sennight, re .oorts bailing' spoke a Brig (which .he thinks a Packet) that morning -early, twelve leagues south of Cape Clear, who was. only twenty-elght days from Tortola ; and says, that the French Fleet had Arrived off Domingo the zist ofianuary last, many d them warning their top-masts. - The Dispatches dot' Madras and Bengal, by the Ships Lord 4.Velson and Bengal, were finally closed at the East I-ndia..}lobse tin Saturday, and delivered to their .respeaiVe Pagel's s These age the last re.. gUlat Coast id Bay S E#3 cif the'Seasorf: • l'^! PASSEINGERS.PrR LORD NELSDN. • • -•-• • . Fat Benga.l--,-Lieute,i9arit-Colonel James Macgregor, 'Lady and Daughter; Messrs. It Shakespear, and Rivers Grind'. all, "Writers - Mr. Grayso'n Hail; Assistant-Stirgeop ; Mr. Patrick. Stewart • Misses,. Barbara Dunbar,. Anna Stewart,. Sophia Wiiiielmina, awl Louisa, Fleming, Sarah 13auiptori, and lizaoeth - ' 'For Ma.dras--"Mr: jos. Dacre, Writer.' FE)t BENGAL. , . . Vol Ileng.ll--Mr. Charles Ray Martin, and It -Turn bull, Writers ; R. Williams. and john*Fullartop o As - sistairr-Stingeoits ; „Pfmund G: , Mackenzie, and Thos.•Wawn,..Cadets ; and 114ssjattet- ft oberkson. F.oriLlatitas--Mcssrs, Wm. Williams, al* Henry *.Vowlc, ulssistartt-Surgedni The lasttetters front India mention, that Marquis WiLLEst,F.y . has ueen appointed . Captain-General and Commander in Chief in lodia." The Court of Diredors have also vdted a very superb Sword as a .present. tO Cill)riel CLOSE, for, his cmin - int services at Scringapatam. Letters -from Malt, of the 25th and 27th De cember,' state, that at that period Lord KEITH had not received any official accou,nt of the signing ('f the Ptelimituries. • His Lordship was, however,. Apprised from Gibraltar, that l'Utile. Sloop of War had been charged' with Dispatches; on this subjett, and had in consequense . ordered all the Ships of War front Minorca to Valetta. Our troops and seamen . at healthy'. " u ~ • The principal Gentjemen'of-Oxfordshire;' 'assem -bled'at the assizes 4t Oiard hive published 1 reso dution„..-44ted...c91;#111 44a . Y that the t prices of pol't=horvealser .rime Ought to be reduced, and.that.the.2eharge forFhayand coin..at the inns in this - county (Cbtfordshire) is 'exorbitant, and should , : Le . diminished-in-ptcreattion. :to the prirc 'of those . - i . . • . . , . The Mariners - or: 13ot4ArAtiii 'are'r'Singular, like his charaeter::- A' Gentleman who has just returned Trani -. lNris,,.Sam::'him'lately viesent two medals to iwo Serjesim - 0; . . - who 'had ." deserved well of their Country .:'!.'l The 11iillitary,were' draWn out upon the parade on this occasion, and the•Serjeants were called forth' to receive' the medals, "1 - heCt-tirF CorisUi,presented them without ,uttering a word, '. and .without even , looking at the inip, but casting his eyes- with gtedfast'solernnity On ale ground, The First Consul has been presented by the .Minister of the Interior, two days after the publi cation of the Treaty. of with.a Map of France, engraved and coloured on marble, in .such a manner as never to beAltered. This Map; which_ was sent to Malmaison, was the invention afjomf MoNTA't:Nvit,Le; of Neufellateai„ in the Depart_ .meat des Forets. He executes on..inarble, in the same -style, all kinds -.0.1 :maps', -.plans, and •views, with such skill, arSd so highly fi6ishedi . : as to rival" both drawings and paintings. - These Works are so capable of resisting the ravages of .time, that they may be exposed in gardens and other public places. According to a statistical 'Account of the De partment of the , Aube, Palaclet;f'where the onfor mate- A s't LAttrifatind 4 'refuge froth the , persec9- 'tion of . thet Monks, presents nothing but ruins. Among the rubbish appears. an. altar quite' defacesi, ac the foot of which is the tomb- where he was' bu ried, together witll HRLOISA. There remains also .an old house, where-AB ELA•RD is said to have de livered- his lessons of /Theology. In 1791, the to.rnbofAti transferred from Paraclete to Novnt, and , ,aftirvArrisi. - it is said, to Paris. Seventtfen:ltnifitred tons of bacon, 45 of bucfs -140 of p0rk;; , 4111476 of butter were received fr 9 ,10, There,wete, , }grgt , gliarftl46 of 'butter and cheek irn portettfrom-Fritte•iand- Holland. .* , • -.The.a.veritge;Prit of Supt . , compiite(l from the retcrrns matle for. ti4e week ending- the 3tl day: of Wardi 4.891; •is - 71);t•ty. - -el:ght Tell ,Pence pe t -huutired' weight. . - • On T.litirSiliy• sr'nnight the wife of Mr..: Sp4r. s, -511t.remaker, in Brit'ain-striet,-Dublin; w4s.aeliirs:Ted of'? sore, the' - next ' , day of a,daughter, and on t day of two .other ctiildren, lemales.the' three hitter died, the tnothq in a 'fidryvai c) , l doing -41,° . NAVAL NEWS. PLYMOUTH, MAiicg .6: IJ7S,Vti#l3 - :this mocoing*, ,the Barfieur, of 98 guns, ikear:Asiunral CL. rs6wooo," and • Ecnrlan, 'of 1 9 1 8 guns, for Torbay ; an4,lllasicrenne Frigate, on , rttize,to the Westward. Arrived the Namur, ofi 93 , guns, and Achilles, of 74 guns ,each, Sir tts Frigate, . and pera-and:Sylph Sloois ,Aro; . , fow T9rlm;:= , PO IcltlifOUT 11, MARC 11 7. Alt RIV ED at Spithead, His Majesty's Ships 'Rub , and. Standard, from the Downs ; .at St, Helen's; His Majesty's Ship Catjqfort; from cruizing.' Sailed from Spithead, His Ship Natxu r, to join the C6.nnel Fleet ; His Majesty's Resistance, and Renard Sloop' of War, on aCruize; Arrived yesterday the Collier Brig Twins, R E i o; Iran Stmaerland... , She met with a viblent gale be., tween ScarbOrongh; and the Spurn, and lost all her in‘ carrying,a press to clear. tbe land.—A Ship belonging to'Shields could pot ,weather the :land; 'and 'was lost on the rocks'i-•and the Muter of the Twins reports, that he believes the same . faie at tended a loaded 13rig,, as . lie Ouddenly lost.silit of Arrived the Schooner • Sqfk;d, Imaster; from St. Mickaes, with fruit; . MA 7, 'nits day at noon the sing George Packet, Capt. r .,,,p„NE, sailed with the Mail and Passengers, gad smile bullion ? , for Helvonsloys.. At the saute tune arrived the - Prince of Wales, aRN , from thence, with the Mail, Baron Qf the 7th Light Dragoons,- Mr. itt.rFvs, a Messenger, Mr..FAoE and several other pas sengers. They left Holland after silt o'clock last The wind being at East, the King Georgt PatilAt l Capt. FLY N, is hourly expetted from Cuxhaven, SHEERNESS, MARCH 7. YETER.D.Vst sailed His .Majesty's Sloops Bittere, for. Spithead, and Alonzo, with the 291/4 9 . 411. brig, for Yarmouth. MARck; 7. TILE East-WiR" Company's Snip Weritbarn:tcsv, Copt. Aortv.v, bound to Madras and Zengal,•sailed :Yesterday morning on her voyage s with a fine ind . . , 14.:rilain, His Kijesty's Ships St. Alban' si :Amazon, Brilliant, Qalgo,t,pfi ..Express. COCKPIT, WHIT 2.11 ALL, *ARCH S. Before the Most Noble and !tight Honourable the Lords Conunissioners of Appeals in Prize Clauses. geustra Sei;ora del Carmen y Sal? Anton;o y Alma 4, De 011iveria, :Master. 'I his was a Portuguese ves. Sol, 'with a cargo, captured by the French upon the 'tzth . of July, 5796, and re-captured on the 15 rh of July, by one of His tiLijesty's Ships, and carried in to Gibraltar, where the - 'shtp and cargo was TO ceecled aeinSt ; .ana the question, in thissase, was, whether this ship, being in possession of the enemy twenty-four hours, was not to be considered as a good and lawful prize to the Captors, or whether the Claimants were not entitled to this property, , upon the payment of Salvage. it was contended on the part of the Captors', that twenty hours possession by. the Ererny did amount to a conversion of the property, and' that. this ques tion did arise in the case of the Santa Cruz, in which case the Court condemned the property as good and lawful prize. The Court, after hearing the Counsel on behalf of the Claimants, restored the ship and citrgo on the payment of one-eighth salvage. Amongst other reforms and retrenchments of ex. penditure, the Earl of St. Vracitt-r, it it, it in contemplation , to abolish the present allowance to Pursers in the navy, and to . give them an in. crease of pay in lieu of such allowance. Captain CURRY, of the Fury Bomb; who so eminently distinguished himself 'in the Expedition at Egypt, and was the Bearer of the Ofscial Dis patches to Government , of the Surrender of Grand Cairo, is promoted, by the Lords of the Admiralty, to the rank of a Post,Captaln,, and appointed to Le Tigre, of So guns, now at Malta, one of the finest Ships 'in the Service, and lately commanded by the gallant Sir SIDNEY The Premiums of Insurance on Vessels sailing from the Port of London to several difterents parts, expe rienced a further redetiwn during the last week, , V 4Z. • •gro' Weymouth, Plymouth, Src• frOVII 2IS. to ISS. 9d.'per Cent Mderhey, Guernsey, and Jersey, Bristol, Wales, and the., .Coast of Lancashire; ancl,the Southern, Eastern, and Northern Coatis of Ireland, from 2;s. to 2.15. • 10 /The Western Coa‘.:t of i reiancl, from Is. Era. to, 261..,3d. Rotterdarn Amsterdam and Linbden, from 31s. 6d.. to is. Bremen and Ham.burgh, :15d. to. zEss. 34. ,Neutral Ships to I mita, 'troth 61. to 51. The Insurance from any of tti lriso Ports to the Baltic, has ben lowered front 5 to 3 Guineas per Cent.—to • Vortugal, front 24 to Amerieit from 51. toll.. The Insurance on , Vessels trump the td any Britisli ,Vort, is reduced faun tiYe guineas to OOC and . a half. - - Vrorn the- Leeward Islands tocangland or Ireland, from . . 3to rgnmeas ; and trom Quebec to ditto,4 t 0.3 ineas'. The Premiums . on Yeisse.:a troth jamaica.to aNgt Zatidn And 1 reitti4, hAY*•4ll3*Pk..frurn 3 guineas to '4l. per cea. THE. OPER 4. King's Merl' • .te. fieritrdate was repeated on Saturday, night. 1 1 C is a tenderness in the musk Opera, rec u of this well adapted to the powers oI E - Dmixr. She re; her songs with exquisite feeliD4 4titt-AR“es and tl twice loudly encored. Ifgr n ioct i § scry perc e p a bly improved sineeNhe ~ -oinfoctusenigtit 41 the se SOO riari7 erbe, the Divertiseinent extremely . dyll• !allet of irza followed, and was, as , u sual, r! : ceived. - The charming PAR./SOT Still cora - Jua n seer, though we hope Hot from indisposittoo• We were happy tp obscrve, that, not withstand ing , the House was extremely crowded, the.. Stage na nearly free from . obtruders ; we hope shoot,' t, congratulate the Public on. being, entirety relievo from so intolerable a nuisance. her KELLY'S music saloon was attendedtenattendedby' a otur of Subscribers, who avail themselves of the co of r nietle of this passage from the Thea'tr;,.. THE THEATRES. • Druiy-La This Theatre was attended on . Satui - ilaY ci f h 4 e .ing by very crowded audience to/ witiles s ',, • representation' of Penicepreier . ved. We. hav e f the quently had occitsion to notice the merits 0 n d : several Performers in this excellent 'rragedY l 3 „ - particulgjy to 4pplatid the .I?eliv•idera of Mni. Siv o i •DONS, the jaAer. of KB - MALE, and the Pierteder BARRI( mciit E. I s MBLs ividentlY laboured .on ery the effetts 'Qf his :late indisposition ; bqt tliTs :circumstance gave, to his tnanner represenor):, those pathetic appeal., .to, the passions, that 50 e 0( quisitely .touch the . cord of sensibility, 4. degr ee : o interest; - Fhcly as the gre4iest of .Critics ha s shew can. never. be better delineated than by 'a • Pers.°o4 really in a languid *state, of body,' but with a 1111 highly wrought-to..energy and animation.' = Cuileisi-G pi 'Mrs: BILI.INc ost repearcti her Wpiesentatioa t It! Folly, in - The Beggars' perk' oil-SAurci4y . but not before sQ large an audielice as might be f 4, petied tQ.attend every : appearance' of so great a ' 6 ;0 former. The song ..of Cease your foritili r ' a i was most beautifully expressed,. and the getl'i E , eagerness of the 'audience pthcgred a •repesition She was, however,* spared in her other exerti°ts 11;14, is somewhat more easy in lifachattb, the pre paru_requires.more theatrical dun bc Sent possesses, though he it, a, very useful andl' proving Performer. The 'scene in Whic h we T rapes -appears is omitted at this I.'heatre " ra l know not, as it is at least. as decent as the ger'',,,r, course of the dialogtie, andis necessary to the 1.7,'"50 Al in shewing how ai-heath-, secand time, 141 1 , 5 the'haruls of his enemies, 'the Opera went oF sgtr t, air wAs Altogether well suppoltcd, - . CORN aCHANgE, Mad ° I , - brisk-demand,a. I.skatkot this day was w-411 sa i ppiied: \(.91 r0; a bliSic-deand, at ;5. and 3s,.advattv ; °'''',,e ,), ;ria- Malting mode-rate ; Oats gredt . .plenty,li t ":f ri"c tion, but. Fine for Seed are dear ; Sarni.ie''' Flour rather dearer. - , 3 o s 1V21e4 -62 s 72s a 8;s od Beaps (new) 3?, - , vi eA Finedo: - kis a sp. od T r ick ditto -, #°' ; - ;; 5 - „4. Alit - 44 s Otis a its Qa. eats - - . - 15 5 a pl 5 .t Fine do. - szs a 5 . 35.0 d 1 Poland ap. 3S' i ~er :i 13.aley - - 4 0 ; a 45s od 1 Kite Seed 331 a3 ° u er Rye - :. - - .ps a. 435 6d I Fine Flour sBs a 6 2 5 ' 4 e raG' VC , hite Pease 37s 'a 42. s isa , Second du. Saks 3 S'' . . .. c r itl , 'COLONE4 .GREvILLF.'s Pic_xie. - ....0 .i ., 1) 'o f tfl night, .at Dr. BAIN'S; in Bruton..street, m r. v os" v 9.LE'S Meeting took pace; -f t ---f la ving been ' co o? ported to that day by particiatlkre.--:-.-Vhc i-tio4 pany assembled about eleven 6 - scft'in ' the, I ' v jAs cipal drawing-room ; tables,. bOichte,':eize '',„` j Is'' been made for, the occasion.. The iteniog's '"":001 merit cornorneecl " with vocal , a nd inlittuLT: 01 music. A. Pic-Mc supper succeeded ab°esstsl o'clock ; catches and glees follow.ed. vicl - DAW I CINGS, MADDOCKS, and GIEVILO,,,tote" I. amongst the best Singers. , The Company er e , 0 1 1 to about one hundred; -among . whom 'v 1 11 1 ' 1 " Dutchess of LEEDS, Marchioness Qf SAr'l5:P Earl of Mourrr,EDGctruat • C ou ntesses `,.masi . B aßouott, CI-iA-ritAK, and 'IViouNT-Eakcitiov Lord BOItINGDQM; Ladies MILNER. all d — 1, SRIVITORD ; Misses SMITH and WlLLigsP , ' 0f the 1- ' On the second representation, in Nr .. ist A. , o 4 „f Drama of Edward in' S' cotlernd, forwhich t is 7. ; s if , DovAc -has been imprisoned, our p 00113., '''' a r./ ". God save the King" •was introdu ced) ceivedtW r with - loud applause. . ft ' ' In the manif4t'of the Oelhltinc, QaP ; ' , i st° rf f i 1 from Sicily and Mahon, - entered at tb 6 - o f / 04- house, the 16th tilt; there a ppears a Os e.- fie udders, aapieSent for Lady HADiatt. - rol 4 6 ' : . . ct a 0 r I . RUDERIcK Mcist.A.GeE's carr bi l f , Lod'F down in Hill-street, on Thursday night. ~„.); "/ i the pleasure to add, that no further aecl' • ! pened. . . • 1, fret qty' a On Saturday morning, about six o'clocr" g -oil -c fl• watch had left their duty, a most dariog iia g 9 ',e, . was committed in the house of Mrs, B" 1 ", e 1 31 ,1 1 6 Baker-stteet, Portman-square, from wbeLT;el. ',„ e , to the amount of up yards o f 1 st°'"! tas i 200 . was , Tot ,soy' manner by which the -villains . g ained 3 " i ii . g' ?l e i , :`and their subsecitient conduct, is a convilic",lrenv.9,l, of their being Otll acquaintd with tb c , i' t ne*, e i —lt appears, after the watChi:nen in that o°o 4 bourhood had gone 'their last:: round, ft' ace a, tg e repaired to, a window' th.it'. ,f_kcid tV ic a I,i t ti with the assistance of_ac'etfire!_bit, 1 0 ' 113 0 % ,` D eY, hole in t he `window, their hands. Idavingthus obtained entraf,e WY ; ,,-1; proceeded to the Bittler's'pantrr, where ;iich ipietii, , and tertioved• tb c oc e, '', ci the plate chest USUfily hung-, and bY Which t he ° g il they gained possession of the contents °, die 0 ( t, They'left their traces in several room s 1° % . , / ith ti ftt .' and were - but too lOrtunate in trice rl r.fb . :10., . valuable articles, which they carried CP' i:it eLiy 0 diet. which they found. that were - onlY h P ho ujo destroyed. After they had pillage.(l,,t'er . male theie ditqa' out it the. strect.44"