The Sun. — London, England, 1805-02-27 00:00:00

~a~ lA , " P E I . l`, I .:;.1 L ... P ).4)). L 1..1 Al ..r ,4NI l'. 1101./SE OF PEERS. T,vicsrmy, F,ra. 26. LeIR 0 SCAftIiDALE took the Oaths and 11;s mit, on hi% tneceeding to the Pger4.,(., by, the dentine of iltiver the late Lotd, nAeration of the t lie" co .botch Arai pl ? tveritiftHv.-tannbrtnani being resumed; . lair 1,01:1) C 1.1 ~INC4LO R tonic a farther I,*Ly of the' 'case, Which he thought cane before their I,nr&hio.irt a vet:) , eitraurdinary manner.-4 The t (ef the opinion, stated by the Noble arid t,e,trned Lord' 4.3 whttribouhl he thedecition of • tits' wptt, in ,a ;teat degree, to 'remit the case for [Miller 'consideration i n., the Court of Set, ,He voposed that the 'Cause bt - 11.11111C11 ad. journed tilt Thtuttiar, in order tb fi,.o7ord an ()nor. tnnity 'of determining the form in :which their Lord. uittglater:.judgrPent shuulti be-couched - . Ac.. cordingly, the tar,ther consideration . of the case was deferred till that day. , , sion. Th e Q t 4 c r ~ ,f 9 r ,their , I,,ordshiph' giving judg» tn'toit upon the Apptal.Cause, 11,itutiton v. Geddes, being read ; The i .LO R 1).0 Ifil NCB 4LO IZ quitted the Wool. sack, anti delivered - his, sentiments Upon 'the case at some length:' . tit corxiuticti by moving to. aft - Iran' the ['cores of the Scots Court, imithout cots; which %vio. ordered aCcoolrigly. ___ .. •• Tfie .I . 3iN 'won Oir,Tahle, cLiefly of a private oNctiption, were for_warded in thvir several sruges-. Certain clative to the citose, _ked. ingten "15: Iketiingtim, Avpeal from t h e (..:, , ort of Exchetiner Irel‘inA, .were F.re4entei - .1 at the 13ar. . The Rev. Mr. jOttti SAML; Fz. Pot4s, !alp GArri. $(4l Chopi.lin at the tuck the o,oli of ;,11.1 , pie v ;Otis to the ft-Ctmd of 014: for hi 3, attar:di:44l4m, s:uw hzfore their Lord:,hir, • MAILS. ILIVZO-.- I Dublin. z I-lamburgh, ; Gottcnburgli, 7. Waterford. PRICE or vi`pcics ?WU DAY AT TWAIN& LOCK. Comols - - .381 Otunium 3 tended journey of BONAPARTI there is no 113,tn. t IV Cl, It is said, that Monsieur OTTO i$ to succeed SI. MONVq.I.E as Ambassador at the Hague. We have received also private Letters from the Continent,, which state p that BONAPARTE is deter. mined to make use of the whole force of Spain, both Naval and Military, against this Country. Several Plans have been seat to the French Ambassador, BototnoNrt LLE, to be „laid before the Spanish Ca. bitter, which arc supposed to relate to some intended b;xpeditions against our Colonies. It is generally believed in France that Portugal will speedily be invaded by a French and Spanish Army, the Com. viand of which will not be entrusted to General LAsnEs, but to some Officer in whom 130NristTE can place greater confidence. LAMES, however, it is said, will be appointed to the'Command of ano ther Expedition of considerable irnportsnce, which is in contetnplstion. THERE is no truth in the report of a ,Morning rrint, that - the Volunteers will be put upon Per.. ,Uianont Duty. They will, probably, be out for a ;hurt time occasignally, as they were last year. , A Court of Aldermen was held yesterday at Guildhall, at which were present the Loan MAYOR, sixteen Aldermen, City Officers, &c. The Court having impeded the reports of•the Meal.weighets, ordered the Price of Bread to be reduced one penny in the peck loaf, to take place to-morrow ; the price of the Quartern Loaf of wheaten will then be tstd. and household t4.lti.—A petition from the dealers in halt was presented and read, praying the Court to advance the price of that article, in oonsequeoce of the increased wholesale price ; when, after exa mining the Petitioners thereon, the Court ordered the price of salt to he raised. to •}4d. a pound, to take place..to-raorruw.. • We are glad to find that Mr. WitglajtaA4 is not SO deeply affected with the opposition ritax;s: as some of his former political friends supposed, He has al. ready discovered not only that the Volunteer-Ser. vice is no longer " The depositau of panic," but that some good may be expeded from them. If his favourable opinion of the Volunteers' should keep pace with their improvement by pt.:Alec and expe. rience, it is possible that he may in time give them credit for such skill and bravery as may enable them to stand with the firmness of British 'Free: men against the goaded slaves of a Foreign thurper. , BONAPARTR has been censured fur taking hostile. measures against this Country at the very time that he was making overtures of a pacific kind,— But little as we are disposed to excuse his condutl, we should be absurd if we were to join in' this censure. The issue of those overtures were at best doubtful, and it could hardly be expet,led that he would suspend all offensive matters till he kneW the issue, Butit, is indeed evident, that he did - , not expect a favourable issu:, and only made overtures, to give himself credit for pacific• intentions, and it was but natural that he should persevere in all mea. sures.of annoyance that he could carry into circa against this Country. The 53d Regiment of the Line will march from the Barracks io Canterbury, in three dii , isions, this day, to.morrow, and Friday next, for Reading. street Barracks ; froth which place the Nottingham shire Militia will march for Rye, and Winchelsea, to replace the 69th Regiment, which has marched to Gosport, to embark for the East Indies, Th e 53d will be replaced in Canterbury by thelvh; or King's Own Regiment, from Skornclio ; .and the. 78rh Regiment, which Is arrived in the Downsfrom Fort George, will complete Major. General Mooltal's Brigade at Shorncliffe, in the place of the +ch. THR OPERA.—The confederating powers of BILL' Norom and,43l. 4 asstiet drew a very numerous Audience last night to the King's Theatre. The Opera was II Ratio di Proserpina, It may almost be said, that they who did not hear Mrs.& TON' last night can hardly. have any conception of the extent of her talents. She indeed brought forth a reserve of excellence- that excited the astonishment as well as admiration o f t h e C og . ,ioscenti. The encores upon. all her Stings were inLith tumultuous than we ,ever heard. GRASSINI, however, had. an ample shore of applause, and was peculiarly impressive in her tiding, The B a ll e t Went off as well as usual ; butirom the number 'of encores, which were no less than six, the Repitsen; ration did not conclUde till half after twelve. Titus THEATRE—A very crowded Audience lot night again attended the represent,ition of Tancivd Si, ipsfundn; at, Drury-lane Theatre. Master &vet was more successful itr the eharaeter of Tan.' cred than he has been in , all his previous efforts in that character. The outline wtis corrcet, and where he failed in paint of colouring,' the deficiency most' he considered as the unavoidable effed of his time of life. The pride, resentment, and impetuosity, were given with more expression than could reasonably be expected. In tenderness and ' love towards Sigittannda he chiefly fell off; and in the confliet. ing deliciutn of the last scent, his strength was very 'inadequate to a due representation of such powerful emotions as the ticene.tlemanth. He , as usual, . re, ceivetl great applause. 'The. - parrof Sitfredi was for the first time xepretented byPorys, and he has 34. dom appeared' to : more .advantage. The. whole'tif, his performance was strongly. marked , by parental tenderness, .respeOtul loyalty, and patriotic f i e, ll - TWIN. Ormond 13a character very welt - suited to th e powers of ELLIN-a:2N, rendered •it adequate ,justiee, and made it very procnineot in the piece. His solilovies, however, were: too dirally ad. 4. l .rf , ”ed to time: audience, rather than dc,ii, , Qtt:daS the 'wnrkings of solitary'tnetlitation- and seusibtlity.--: ',lll. H. JOHIVTON performed Sigirimoid a wi t hi rm. -oQ.ereti effect, exhibited some touches of p:itho's vi..ty credit:a - ale to her talents. of he: tones, hn ,vever,' 4te.tnnell too ludiernoi for traoly. 'it i s se i!„, ll t h a t such parts as Loara have 'melt respec:' ble reprenntati'vel is M 143 MILI I - Arty ESIALLISIIMENTS LerV KING g4ve ipiiice a his intemion. to move. f o r the ai.r,iiiirnent . of y Cunnuittett to inquire into Mi Ebtablifilmenth of the Country, on Tlittr:sday Wonight; 4tuti immediately moved, that their lie summoned ft)! iliac day k which o4:c.ordirigly. Ajjournc:d HOUSE 0? 'COABIONS, TU F VC. .26. A Alt 1.. f t 41,4 - 4. , ittica fur this clay fur ,IVlembers to tr y II". f it.. of I'vtit;op from the Ele4tors icE,,iik.Aior, ompl.tioing, that ih4 hot iv) Jcik.4l) ;1,01 beco to,,de of Mernbet.4 'to reptesenz thei,i in P..1-11.in-ten;. A‘ti of l'arlia ri.wiit require , ; t IV: 4 ttentiance of too MenTherg to voi,stitoie Loilot ; at tour o'clock,. there b e ,i n I , reuent, the Sroi\KETt l of course, udjouroci.l t!te it , o,e; till tomorrow (this day). Pram tk; LON DUIV AZETTE E ,Feh, 20 1 2805. !1 ar.t7ffiie, h. 2.6, 250,5. rtt (larriscitt Ilattrl inn, kijor-C;frieral'Cogie tirrnry Vmniit• rat, nom rlit latv 1201 gartisolf,Battalion, it. , be Colopc.l, I.lcu I kin • Crotage) . ',. froni I „"tct3t l ) ditto, to be Lidttt.,4,olol4:l. tifttvei I:iettl'.. Cot. %Vat. Alex:indar, IrQrti the kik' I t (lift) to he Ala344....,;llxsVetLteutefil. lt.onett llarnslcu2 , o, Ite nt the! late tzth Flitt(), to be M.Ajcor.• 13rciiet Coloitei Ttip. „, iii, , 1:,1o. 15th CArri.son I . l4ttalion, . ;, ; ► the l4te btli ditto. 0,111.. It -; c,, ,C,ll)t. Frotta „ . • ~), 'Capt. Joilik corn , ~ litAtv 161111c:1f, , , r I Id 4 frwri thie ; 01)11, Shim 1;o,2 t,th tlizi trom thv •, . ~1 cytt trbui tl,s 111!? r Sheldon, from the H t-orn the I,o,:,Utit ~ • , ! !, , r, i r 14 I:irc titli i• ' • , L,ro. lion , !,..„ ~„• iolue TlaN, 1-,'. trom the 14w i 11:e. }Ate toth , • • I i‘iigkt I,:tr!. 'l";ty ..te .!tit ditto, ;, , r;;; ft9tritite late . • -Ensign G. V. train, the late loth r..;;I11 /r..litAlit, ttigo the lAuk I , fort) the latt." sth ditto. . 1 , 411 , ? , ,'„VtatitAlLAll, ttom ti tre,. Eng,gn (;corge i,e 410. I stli ttitlo. Catlybelli , ;; the lotd 4.itti ditto. C.,,trison lohn Robinson, from the kite 7111 tO nit COW - net. c.. 10110 loan r!oco One late t tit ttitt , ), to bo,J i it - .31. troom-t,.%)101124. brevet Liott, t:i/loh4l llanip-,ort Prevost fifltn tbs ittle.7tii (litto., to be Majqr, hrevvt 4clward tvittctutel ltyart , trunt , tlte laic t 1 tto,,tn. ite ,thjOr. b.! Citptc.iiis of (.;oniparies— , nrt , vt'A M3lor Franck 11, from t!,,! I.l.itt Garrison Capt. John Sies%or, from Late Ist tlittn. lit. treln tl.c .1111 Capt. jos. from thelate 3d ditto. ('artitrniit, twin tliti4Ate - 4th, ditto. ctsrl( the hte sth tiitto. • (..Apt: G. C,tpt. lirc-tv4c KeNtr,mtut, truni the lAtc I,lll;.titto. • "tp 1.0.; front tlit: Ore 74th EdWitol ),'M! 4 4 3l `te, front the 'trite izttt t,,. C,:corge I,owtiii, front the lair, teat trift,ti ' Franc 'Rogcta', riotrt i.;[ , .;‘ , Nttrt. trout the I,lte .101' ditto. Levyry ; , from the Lte t 4 ditto, 7 I,icut, hte stit tlitto. Dotiktn, J ' , 1;.; 4410., .14 , 14111 t. lite I.tte loth t Hati 'ttiotilus, rotott, fruits &Ito. ft tin 014 late; t ttti cw,cl„, 11048 tlio late. itt ;, , ; ;,;•tr , , tilt: 144 loth mitt , ), ;• • 'N • , , , „ 101 • ;:;. lis Eosig,l !'.;• ~ . • . .;1. , , jotni Culloci4o, I, r • ;101 . 1i , , , .1 lot fll4,ifly , , , t Ectl, Ain,ebi t.t , cur ,t tttit M. 111() , vvt,, I rc,ol CI). ~':lI iil~~l~e .~ rat' ir' r j. ' 1 • ite ISt Mitt'. . I .Mil :'ld ~ ,~. I , Ii 1-;cui.o 1341 Tuts morning we received New York Parrs to the 27th A very vague suppo4ition is hazarded in thew t h at t h e lii itish Frigate Revoiutimiaire was ashore ` on Long.lsiand, but the grounds on which the unnjeaure is founded life very Alight. . • m t . BUR hAti I►[ocredei Iron% .Washington !co Philadelphia, where I remained at the dke of toe occounts. Inform ttion is stated to have been received at 3.\Tt Yu*, that the Elm. vuot I)strtim4tir s bpi made a Treaty with the English fns, Supplies f or I t is Nand from jAmaica. ,The TIAYTIAN •EMpEROR. Wlll, 4 ieettli, it 7 itoitation of BotravAßTV., v i s i t iug his 11,minions, and was then at Aux Caye*, • Last tight we received Math Papers to the 19th which, do not confirm the accounts of the a rri (4 . Se fl M I' ENNINCK at the Illue ,'and it now Said that the, changei which were expedett • in the Dutch G:')vernment will not take place-until the,canclusion ola Gvner4l That the new Go.. we rnMen t of llolland will not be dei ll itivety arranged until tl+e conclusion of Peace is very probable, and we stated thdt t.t be our opinion some days ago, bee:l:Vise `L'OI4APARTE may bope by that time to hi 4, plan of makkrtg one of hia own 'family Sovereign of Holland. In the mrin tiMr, twwever, we 1001 think. that SCIiIMMELPENNINCI: • Wiii be tirpointed the nort:tiral head of the Govern- incnt. 'since BeAvHAßirois arrived ,at 'Lyons on the sat inst. with 3 Very 1 ,..1r31 Silitg ; if the in. 1 ~ -! a 4 ; ; ; 1,, t, .~, i :4w Yo be Ertwgna-- Ensig,n 103epll owjer, from the late rsth Garrison Battalion. Ensign john Hal), troth the latOth ditto. ~ Ensign,- Marshall, from the_ late sth ditto. Ensign j }iiii,•gs, florn the late 6:11 ditto. Stackhouse Thoina..v, Cent., • Cr:Nis:iv w C ()claiming Volentece3, ;lewd ti.e I,lr i 4 1 , ei te of lig Couqty ftf ;int) , . Isaac Twyeross Gent. to be Elibign, vice Shcphatrd resigned. Dated Vesruary 1, IMATKRUP S. Stephen.. Dexter, of Be Derbyshire, listen-draper, to surrender klarch 12, and AwiL9, at three, at the Com menial Inn and Tavern,'lliglt-street, Mandiester. At tornies,,• Mr, Clough, • Marielnkster ; or - Mr. Edge,. Inner Temple London.. Thomas I sync, lataof AShford, Kent, grocer, to surrender Mareh 8,9, and April 9, at ten, at the Saracen's Head Inn, Ashford. - Attormcs, Mr, Dc LaSaux, 4shtbrd ; or, Messrs. M.utley and . " .'arid W. Lowe, Innerl =pie, London, . Sainuel Purle, late of Drury-lanc e Middlesex, victualler, to . surrender Mareh•s„ tz, 'April 9, at Op, at 'Guildhall. Attonties, Messrs. Smith anti Setree, Great St. Helens,' IliThow;gatc-stteet, London. lolm Dixon', of Ashby-de-la- Zonche, Leicestershire, fell monger, to surrender March S, at t welve, '9, at eleven,ind - April 9, at twelye,'at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Adains, Old •Jewry i London. 'Edward Lowe,, late of Shrewsbury, Salop, warehouseman, to4urreitder March to, 21, and April 9, .at Clc/el2, - at the 1101) Pole Inn, St. Nicholas, Worcester.. Attorniei, - Mr. jotut I'.edding, Worcester ; or Mr. B. C. Williams, Ded fard,row, London. james ,Itobittscin the younger, of LiVerpool,• merchant, to surrender . March 21, 22, and April 9, at one 2 . c,tt the Globe . • Tavern, John-street, Liverpool. Attonties, Mr. Thomas Windle, llartletes-buildings o Holborn, Lontlim or• Mr. • lohri Cukit, Liverpool. Jane Vich.ers, of Bath, milliner, to surrender March tr, 12, • and April 9, at six, at the I•Vhite Lion Inn and Tavern, Nth. Attornies Mt Hurle Cloak-lane, London • or Messrs'. Taylor and English,. Bath. • DIVIDENDS. • April 13. Ilutcbinson .Miire, Robert Mure, and William Mure, of fencitUrch-street, London merchants, and at ten,ltt March 23. James Hurdis, late of Seaford, Susse . 4, apothe cary, at eleven, at',Cttildltall, Londrin. • April 9. Thomas Dealt) , arid I ohn Hallett, of Little Queen. street, lioltiorn„ Middlesex, coacti , makers and copartners, " at twelve, at Gnildliall. May 1. (ohn Bcrrimatt, of Brewer-street, Pimlico, Mid dlesex,' florist, at one; at (3 itildliall. May 4. Std(inion Simons, of Lynn, Norfolk, silversmith, at one, at Guildhall, Landon. • March, ar.. Rabat Copland, of Liverpool,. merchant, at twelve, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. March 28. fanies Sunderland, of Sandal-Magna, Yorkshire, 'corn-dealer, at eleven, at the Mudpacks Inn, 1-lorbury, Wakefield, Yorkshire. March at. Henry Sutton, of New Sarum, Wiltshire, clothier, at six, at the Red Lion Inn, New Sarum. 'March 21. - John Sayer, :late of Paterposter-row, London, but 'then of Buckingham, lace-merchant, at twelve, at the Cock Inn, Ston4 StratiOrtl, Buckinghamshire. May 4. John Nash, late of ]Jean-street, Shadwell, Middle sex,.master mariner, at ten, at Guildhall. Mardi at. John Crabb, fames Crabb, William Crabb, and Nicholas Larkfiam, of Wilton Wiltshire, clothiers and co partners, five, at the Red L i on Inn, New Saturn. Nrarrti Thotnat Erown, of ewry-street A Idiom, Lon don; woollen-deal.,, at 'eleven, at Guildhall. ch 2r . Roh.yt Campion, late of New NtiltOn. Yorkshire, ironmonger, at eleven, at the Blatt: - Swan, Coney-street, York: ,• • March 2.0. Raibart Watson, late of New Milton, Yorkshire, • wo , ,ditionger„ at cloven, at the Black Swan, Coney-street, York. . • March a 6. Macal 'Medford, of Finsbury.square, Middlesex, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. Mari.h . 26. • Bern:ird Bowles, of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, iruvulf.;ngc.r, at three, at the Duke's kleAd, dreat Vat: mouth. , • March 2,5., Charles Harris Herne, of Trowbridge, Wiltshire, ' linen-draper, at eleven, at the White Lion, ISroathstreet, ribtol. March 30. John Collison, of Hitchin, Hertfordshire, mer chant, at eleven, at Cuddhall, London. March 20. Nicholas Noble, late of Bcrrier, Creystoke, Cumberland, dealer in Inltterand hams, at eleven, at, the (jeOrge lust, Penrith, Cumberland. CIiRTIFICATES. ' , March 1,9. Fredrick Michael Fisher, of Barbican, London, jeweller. • ornes.Giine, of .Bridgewater, Imiltolder. J fAlward Riley, oft lie Strand, Middlesex, dealer in music and musical instruments. L N D 0 N, WeDNViDAY,' Pit BELCIARY 27, ,180.5. NAVAL NEWS; PLYMOUTH, Fru. rs.—Arrived a FrenchGua. boar, No. 313, captured on the Coast of France by the Rhoda Cutter ; the Spanish Brig, Aimab h Rachael, laden with sugar, &c. from the Havat' riah, captured by La Loire Frigate; the PfUSIIIO Brig Jufrow 3'alumna, laden, with wheat, frog St. Ander°, detained by the Naiad Frigate; is Loire Frigate from a Cruize ; and the Spanish SHP America, laden with sugar, &c. from the HaVann all° captured by the 'Mover Sloop of war. Sailed the Tovnant, of So guns ; Hers and fi llifr trious, of'74. guns each, for Torbay. . The Minotaur, of 74. guns, went out of Hat• bout th:ik morning, and anchored in Cawsand FORTampt,ITII, Fsp. 26.—Sailed His NejeltY ls Ships Isis, and Sir Andrew Afitcbell, for Spithsad; .frovidence, Hoop ER, for Je r sey ; Ranter C° ll ' and Maria, PENToIf, 'for London. n A., FE rt. 2.6. --Th e Two Friends, of town, Cr,ni M I NI i 9 .iusi arrived frogSOth Carolina, and landed several 'Passengers , ballo/ were - verk — properly !listened to board again hi . 1114 o :4c,lrs of the Cisstoms (who are constantly 017 , 1 b: alert),. 6O account. of the disease which is tagii i Carolina. The Ship is gone to Standgat e Creek perform quarantine, and the Letters she boor have *been Fatefully fumigated and forwarded tp Landon. 1114 YAR4dLTTLI, FED'. 26.---Arrived ifl vino Ronde yesterday His Majesty's Ships 4r10 6 4lonzo, Cormorant, and the fly COO! 11 ' remain, with the itioninotah', SO' and Phahr Cutter. Ds A 4,,, s Ft a .--26.—A rrived His Majeitits 13" Gum Arpir, with Convoy from Ireland ; ,Gr;i m brig from a Cruize off Calais, and remain' ,114 Sailed the Haugh!" Gun.brig on a C ruise I°' Westward. Came down the Nizirix , Capt. RAm sPPI° Salt. ' shot " : Indiaman from the River, and roving' 1 e ill Belfast, bound to London ; th e P rivateer 11:17:1:adteae fil. 1111!Iefi t FIA: grappling on board h er . The Captain inst3o.l/i fi. night Fulk a s ;(F)nree,nac attempted em L i u , g t e g i e r Privaterr, c.os co eut the ropP, and began firing at him very sharl'll/0 on which the Privateer sheered of, 41%4 ? or grappling behind. Thy 'Brig proceeded ° hill Downs, A Passenger en hoard Was i ii k . wounded. In the Downs, Shipa of W ar , Armed Defer° Ships, 4c. as per last. e 1- MAP% , DISTRIBVTION •OF PRIZE-MONrf .40 To the Commander, Officers, and Cr:W 0 ' , - ,,us A'''', s . Ship of War Thunderer, for the capture of Les,, - „ohyt; the 4th of lay, rSo3, onboard said Ship at Firtiy 1 1 "'" Imlay ; Or at Mr. Hawker's Office, Plymouth , c" , chip P is°ll e' i day and Friday during three years. To rite Officers and Crew of His 'Majesty's -,--: 600 1. I - 4 f 9, the capture of the Sr. Anne, the balance et ' i ii ge. 1 rained for defending an Appeal, since OisMissedv to ar. three, either in Peron, or by Poit-office Little Scstland-yard, Whitehall, an X dal betwce P To the Officers and Company . of His .Nia)cstY;', t he 3,', Milne, for the re- ca ptUre ot the Princess ot V"" :ft, C S 'i, 00ober, !got, on Priday next,'at Salters' Hall O S ; ( 1 3 / 0 non -street vor every succeeding Monday and Th ' lr ing three years. • . ... , ~,, . ores,resogr , . A „.tig.. - The ' 114 at: en, from Clyde ta P" b e et) j ggor , f Orders. _ sh ip C ll fyi ce • taken and carried into Guidaioupe, has 8 • 0 ,1 pii '10 3 1 e5 detained (under Spanish :aolo u r s ) by -,-- 8 Ship Centaur, and sent into Antigua. /301 1 i INCLiDON ' went very early this moirting. t f l a wltere he is engaged to perform ' to-night,l)7 mission of the 'Co vent.G•irden Ma - I - lagers''' . 10 6 , The veteran - Hum., of Covent , Go llen has been so much i i'vo that his to";', - „ 1 0 lb / to fear he was geitig,to Make his final ' tac it Sltage . of W 13 presided for Hai ;I t t i le ., r n d, Anniversary Meeting of the . Theatric 3l which, m itri a hich, to the honour of hie huanity r eg° profes4ion,. he was the •founder. - _ e have the pleasure of announcing I °„ t e7 ll ni AO' that the Tunnel through Bliiworth or d thampton, was. yesterda mo rning ct u This ,Tunnel is nearly ewn m i les in length , ; f l oc' been' one,,of the greaizst difficulties the ra n in c ali't, non Canal Company havi• - •had to surmount - he cuting their nationkl undertaking. W hen t oe °' length of this . Tunnel was COUlP leted e the light was singularly pleasing; it .IPP!..'": 41 41 11 4 1 late a beautiful star. We . hearlilY `-'°"; A li " . ate the Public on-the completion a s!Cbcpt.6l important. work,..which promises More 1 ) . 111) 1 1 , l i c eti Alan any thing o f t h e , kitid that has yet -- g ot , in the kingdom, as' it Opens' "a three in . " , • ( ( I with the Metropolis, .by i n l an d N jv igatl a" the N. ititern, Norih.eastern, anti M4nUfAaofieS• oo t c, 'LO rsht:o'clock, tdmheeirNtolaTuunTii:teSterday morning' Ved seat lit Essex viit: j . -je h r4 e d° r i'l l i )r a o -tN t k : P e eb r d ' ie s f t ri i r:rd:ll:r.'f a li t iji t ecti:j: a chit h i a ii d t . , ci n e o c t a t a a t e d p . 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