The Sun. — London, England, 1811-02-15 00:00:00

V. 4f `, IMP E 11: bit P. iI; rioeSE OF .COMMONS. THVIISDAY, FEB. Leave wai given to bring in a litll for erening a pew Bridge across the Tharnes, from the Ti.ree 'Crane Wharf in Queen-street, Cheapside, to tihe opposite side of the . . AtmRES$. tined Gtwarigaitvz , Nt: i.pp.e.dred at the Bar, and intorowd the .Raise thar the Addreift to the Pt'ince Regont, Uy the. perions who ,erk:. Jp ptioned; ay.(' that ivs Royal Highness hid grac:kousiy rdturned following A'NSW tit " F NrIAMEN Of 111 ,- , IlouszOr COMMONS, " 1 111;01k $Oll tor your 01,61'0 and foyA Atidress, arid f'-el giatificd by the ‘x'pressitins of tetvet and con.itifcmce }ou have used on the state ot. Ins 111 , 6 - , , si•'s expo odititional s4tistactiun from the a.,:otrmit. , o of support givco MC, 141 lilt ittika/Ui Ulliltita::jog in Wilkh itaVe etij ai Cti„ithl which can alone en , We aft; elreettwilY to ,voutio.zA liie ct..v'eniintnt in the presc•ht difficult situJtion or pvtillt;it iiiti." Mr: \V it A wroN moved tor an account of the Ex . chrlner 11:lls bk Vit lite of thtl 35th of George llf. up to April, into ; also for all iiCeOUllt of those is4tit.d by virtue - of the 3jt.' ! 0! Gurge 111. up to January it'll t ; fr4r acco 'tit of the Five 'per Gpot. Annuity fti , l.4 isinea • wider the Act Mr raising 'Eighteen Millions antimilly ;' and an account of the Surplu , . at the Consolidate . ..l F—nd at the dis . posaf 61 Niritrunetit atter the deduction of Four .11111,- lions.—Orcked. Sir JOHN SitiCi,Alß gave notice, that on Monday •ries.' he wiplitt callthe iototoioti of ibe Flonsc to the a s eSpk`litig Toropike-gates. Mr.• flout:Lilt tooted tor Papers ietative to the :slue of Bank 'atid I.3tillion by tits liar k at. England; which kvccv air 1. SINCLBin u ~ ,hpri to at whet time it 4,ol,l.C;tipt.rttutt 0f the lion. M: tflalie hi 9 iniit6un u l iait the 81.1bjet1 as it waft rate winch cxc.tcd cousirlytab inietest, end ihas of great 4130(.1r:10(V to the countiy, Mr. Ilotortla said, it was his intention nt a very early pet icid to give notice ot the day whi•n he would` bi ink it.forwatd. 'L[ie Lotto Anvoc Of Sarrno . itlp, gave notice, that he would tuo7e r leave to bring in a &ll for continnin3 the lintloupt 111”; C LI,OIt ut the EN,carcanit moved that the Sp'orch et the I.4)rcki Cr N hoc i ld b e in%) fur ; W hen the speaker hainu r t ic,ul that Ii oat:mph Oh ti.e Speech which I:nod •tife Chancelloi of the Exche quer 'or], 1101 Sitptily be r :granted pgre'Hin,. i.e. 11•..K1 muted, That the House tigtoukt ke tault.ottito a Cortilllittee ' • 'of CCM' 'II'I , l, „! 1,, it: i.inpose 4.. Il 1...a1t ttto 4Vjourne4.l., • • ED INB lIROII, le3. i 42. .Upon S4rttPo;i:' to.cross Deveron,,,A , ott the- {Cr ' ut Vorgien feu thfoogh, and bk;. , c,tme ittitneaLlich !,.,11, , •nded b t h e arm% ; and Whet lendod 10 traike.hi4 s,tuarion truly perilous 'A as his great distance iron) either side, the &Tilt of 'lre river being nearly about seveit feet, and the frail nod incontireo mtaie of Chia ice all around hint, But, owitig to ho prompt measures rCl'Oill rno-ittied by Ow s the first moment Of o h im , an d, ht the serv:tnts, rope was at list etlilVvytAl in hitt) ; Which having tied round his w: , ist, he was draggi'd to the shore, to the inex. pressi'l , joy of every person pretttnt. Tt is highly di-serving of note:e, that when the case Wil% appear it, horc!ierot, and the poor thy beginning in d es p on d, of the young Ladies offered to g. out and hand the ropC to kin, aitot!ier fixed to hers& in cue tha ice giving sx my- 7 , a trig proof or that availiovt prioOpte ot teiroa, , ity vvlt:tell bl opteh di s . tiognishes the 'family at liergleit,--Cakdoniau cury. o ft satruday all! min f. lire broke out in tfie tixiWlo"e ot. r lit•rwfuk., which', in a siturt 'line 4onlityne4 three (1. ttie honsei, with all the furnitire that bklngect 10 the 'unfortunate tentipi ryotVially , t» (v , e‘ Were, 111,1; it c.11,1(1 bi4lollollg to one of 60 kvai just rei( l .lcd itl time . tA) prevent its b •by, hurtled itt the The tire, it i 4 .0404 w;is . oecaiinneti by Suitt , : idle takittr.f. 'wage of rt woman /ring Oat (or water, to tn , t into the kv - tse for :a 1141 it to illAkr , a bOttfitr, Ak'h.,l4 i;e of the spoki' flying to the To 0( ref the which Was ti:4attlied, thilmay, st , ,t the wh0;!' , 11 a .A r;11( wos ,tttt, ine dia l ov ,*ne,l tor !be 'clouressed .41ft:lets, which we belie%eAilis been liberally pittouiLeti. It is art old saying, that the devil will play At a am it gPono nttber than stand out:: Alter having priitltr ct iniqcry by .-Nboletiale ov t:F t h e lions til Gintity.!tit,l3ooNAPAllTH ibett descended to Ihcl tie3trflOiott of ciatons, la: h-as recently pased c t intilo..l it Del.,ree tor the regulation of ivateimen, There neve' ovazi before such a tom• pnund titi:!'hratibio utter tho despicable, as is to bet tourtadissAtie 'composition of tbii outrageous pp. start. COURT OF CHANCERY. 1 , 05T4a• ' sca!, v'orsier, a respectanie saverfoith of iy , , estajaishie4 credit, in Foster hme Cheansidel 4 .-pf • - . - pres , .ate Istiopention, praying that a Commission ot B A uttruitcy which had beim issued against him by Mesh tit:"./Ohn It o Th omas potabii, sheffiita pl ate ri, might be istnPerseded, on the groped that no trii't of bankrrillti.y had ever been committed by ii in, Reid that there was net 14 petitiOning creditor's dc- ; bt 01 i 001. ti MVO , the. commission ; and that tie Aviv; at ail ties fully Iconspetent to the payment ot every demand upon hiin'inuriediately. Loan CIIANCELLort, upon hearing the on both oil red the Commission 1 ,, erseded, with costs, leaving Mr,. Foster t itt4o at la w for the issuing his coin , oupt: CONOWN: }'r4:►tcd by at the Stm.ol4 0 7 , MSDON MAIL. LISBON, FEB. 2.—On the 23d JanuTry 1811, at the head-quarters, Cartaxo, aged' 49 yeats, Excelluncy Signior Don Pedro Caro Ltr Soreda, MarquisHof Itomana, Grandee of Spain, Knight Grand Cross of the Royal Spanish Ordyr of ChatleS 111., Captain-General of the artities of His Catholic and a native of the city of Palma, in the A' cat n 'corresponding to his high wWch he' niack a rapid progress in the Latin, GicA, and ricbrew lan i vages, being very f:t.piliar with the classical authors in those tongurs, einnlout of his father, who gloriously ter , it•inated Ws life in the field of honour, in the ex pvdition to Algers, in the year 1775; be com luenced his military career,. in the marine guard of the Royal fleet, in which he continued till the Re volutionary star with France, at which epoch, be ing Captain of frigate, he entered' With the rank of Colonel into the artily of Navarre, under the Orders of his uncle, Lieutnant-General De Ventura'Caro, And afterwards into that of Catalowa, in which, by his valour and signal serrim:, he worthily obtained the successive lists, and arrived at the rank of Lieu tenant-General. In um, ne was appointed Captain-General of Catalonia, 'and President of its Royal Audience, in 'employment he had occasions of manifesting hi, great abititied and political knowledge ; he was afterwards 'trained 'General of Engineers, and Conn eil:or of War. ..... The insi.lious views of the Tyrant of Europe in-, dueing hint to separate troth Spain the greater part s ul her beSt troops; in the command ot which he conducted himself with all that propriety and deli cacy he' Was so notei) for, till he was informed, its the midst of the snow's 01 the North, of the state of his beloved country : he vowed to succour it with Ilia ttoops, .to acromplish which he uvereame, thousand difficulties and &Insets. in the comioaed of the Army of the Left, heex ecuted most skilful retreats and tnoveinerna, sus rending and trust gating the projea* ot the enemy, which by his remind. and military science be ac— complis dtiviog them out ot the kingdom of . Gallict;;; to the admiration of the mealy them ,, tees, and all those who were acquainted with the trdireg 'means he possessed:. A sho4 time atter, he was called to the Central Junta,- where he presented himself not as a victo rious eeneral, but as the. Most moderate representa tive, manifesting only all the foree of. his t Itararlec in the vote that he gave in the month of October, 1809, upon the necessity of immediately 'framing a catincil of Rageney. On the 24th of January, ending the Supreme o,,verei:e!nt dispersed by the invasion of the French in A o'dalusia, he returned to take the command of the army of EStremadura, where hiS presence was of such importance, that to it in a peat degree was owing the en , llllSiaSin manifested itt U.nlajoz and throughout the province. The endeavout s the enc. 'my made frnm that time, and the dexterity with which the Marquis nomana knew how to oppose and defeat their plans, are well known ; until Estre madura being free, ;Asti Massena advancing upon the Imes of Torres Vedras, he hastened with two divisions of,his army to the assistance of the Allies. On Ids way, and in the city of Lisbon, he received many proofs of estimation ; and afterwards he coni slimily assisted at . the side of his illustrious friend Lord Wellington; the worthy appreciator of his tnerits and viruses, and whose testimony alone would, be sufficient to .prove the great - loss which Spain, and the common cause of the Allies, have sutured in his death ; were we even without the numerous proofs ot .the public enthusiasm. which his name and laine inspired in all parts. The barge which conveyed the body of this lostrious 'General arrived at Lisbon on the night of he 25th of January. On the 26th, in the mot n• ing, it was taken on board the Portuguese frigate Peru/a. Oct the 27th at noon the 'corpse was land ed at Belem, accompanied by the barge of the Pos.- ttigt.use Minna!, and some English . ones; in which were Admiral Ber4elerand many officers of. marine. 'Tito t .oalt sq , ,are at, Belem, and all .the ground to the Inonavery of St. ,Jeronymo, was lined With English mid Poi topes& cavalry. The Portuguese infantry:regiment of the line, -No. 12, a corps of ilia Royal Commercial- Volunteers, a brigade cg tie Royal Marines, and a regiment of English in fantry ; a squadron of the segiment of Portuguese cavalry, No. 6, another of English dragoons, and an English battalion Of . infantry, led the proces» Sion. The corpse followed in a coffin, borne on the shoulders of soldiers of the Royal Carabineers ; the pall was borne by the Officers of his Excellency's Staff, and by English Officers: by the sides walkad the servants of the palace, with waxen flambeaux t then followed the English and Portuguese General Officers, both naval and in the land service, he English and Spanish Minister, and a great number of Officers of the three nations. The whole con. chided with t wo coat: keg of the Royal Household. Within the walls of the monastery was ereaed a cenotaph, on which the coffin was placed while the relig ious o ffi ces were reciting; and thence it was 'taken to the house where it is to be deposited till it is conveyed back to Spain. The entrails, which were placed in a coffin, werc buried near the centre of the Sacristy, . The ceremony in tfie church being concluded, three discharges were tired by a battalion of the Royal Volunteers of Commerce, the park of Purtnguese artillery posted near the mot nastery, and the park of English artillery in the fortress of Belem. In this manner concluded the funeral ceremony, which in all its circumstances was suited to the, regret and grief due to the me mory of this great man. LISSON, FEB, I.—Oor army hag not tittered its position in the sli t ;lltest resped. !.(Jor.tria's troop-, will proceed to tear which tho Vreociilvivo strengthened theio,:-Iv 0.i . , and are io o ui roalWA:r 7000 alert. oe 6 e, whoa caotiot lust- long." D 11 "I? It IS, of No. 4, Martlnt.court„ Dow-tired; and 1'0)1 Cg, No, 112, Strgud, , where Advirtisements,brdqs f From the LONDON GAZETTE, Feb. 12, 1811. Ma-Office, Feb. 12, 11U. tst Regiment al Dragoon Guards, John Rolfe Cordon,Cenl• to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Norbury, prontoted. 3d Ditto, Captain Arthur Weston to be Major, Without put'. chase, vice Clitton, promoted in the Ist Dragoons Lieu tenant Samuel Dudley, from the 16t11 Li4ht Dragoons, to, be Captain of a Troop, vice Weston. Cornet Ce;nAe Ormsby t o be Lieutenant, without purchase, James Wil liam etch, Gent, to be Cornet, vice Ormsby. 6th Regiment of Dragoon Guards, David Waugh,Cent. robe Cornet,' by purchase, vice Strat.han, who retires. 7th Ditto, Brevet Lie4tenatd-Colonel William Latham to be Lieutenant- Coloael, without purchase. Brevet Lieu tenant-Colonel F. Dunne to be Major, vice Latham. Lieutenant Henry Westropp to be Captalp_of.a Troop,viee Dunne. • Cornet Ralph Stayth to be Lieutenant, vice Westropp. Ist ttcpthent of Dragoons, Brevet Lieutenant-,Colonel Ar thur iiehj,hhhi Chaim, from the 3d Dragoedi Guards, to be Lieutenant- Colonel, without purchase. Cornet]. Thomas.Avarne to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vie St. Paul, promoted in thc 69th loot. 3d Ditto, Cornet Champion Edward Branfill to be Lieute- Raw, by purchase, vice Muneriettii ' who rettics. 6th Ditto, Crututi to be Cornet by purchase, vice York, 'immortal. ith Regtment t 1 Light Dragoons, Hospital-. Mate M'Co nochte Tomlinson to be Assistant-Sulgeon, vice "Davies, who resigns. 14th Ditto, lobo Wrvty Thurilty, Cent. to be Comet, by purchase, vice Blatchtord, promoted. Ditto, Major C lentent Archer to be ten tenant-Colonel , purcii4e. Captain Rio : mend Polly to he Major, vice Archer. i.tett:eti lit Robe' t Lloyd to be LatiLt.ii 0a - tray,.l/lce 61110 to be -facute.• • ham vice 1.10) d. 17th Ditto, P'rtincil Haworth, Gent. to he Cornet, by pur- : chase, ,VICC htftnas, promoted in the gth Light I)ra- - - goons. • 2s tt Ditto, Cornet William Flake, to be Lieutenant, with- out purchase. Cornet Walter Newton to be ditto, ',Putout purchase. Alexand,r Aitken, Gent. to be Cornet, with. wit purchase, v tee Hake., piolnotA. 25th Ditto, Cornet lames tvturklanci to be'Lteutenitrit, vice Keir, deceased. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards, Ensign john Prince to be Liebtenatit, vice Ornintnond deceased. lona . 14unt emit. to be Eitaign, vice Prince. 3d kvAlment rof ftrur (;cards, Ensign John Aitchison to be I.teuteitant, vice I iet,e.lBe, deceased. Thomas Cr.:u. 4 turd, Gent. Vice Aitchison. ' • ' ist ltev,iment of Foot,' 1 110ra...e Suckling, Gent to be En.' 'sign, without purcaAse . , vice Allillboll, who resigns. title Ditto. To be Captains of Corn pies, without purchase, Lieute mint taut lanliesou, Lieltenint Joshua V :Green. TO be Lieutenants, without purchase, Ensign George Henry Hearne. ' Ei,4,11 John Li;sign John Warde. Ensign lienjuniii 'AarShal Collins To he Ensigns, without pureliase,.'.Ettwarcl lioulby, Gent. Gentletnan Ca , !.et William Clarke, trcm the Royal . College. Fretleiiek Cent vice H;avi‘e. C, Arles Henry ti cut. vice Marsden. Sutli.:rlariii, Gent, vice Wilnle. Philip Atinstrotig,'Gcnt. vice Collins. tit Ditto, Fnsign losepit Gee, from the 98th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice: Cotton, promoted. Lieu tenant I , “1111 s 1-ia , to oe. Adjutant, like Cotton, promoted. Ith Ditto, EnJigo M*Aluilen, troth the South Down, Militia, to be 411611,411.. . 3tlt Ditto, captain kit:bard 13. Handcoili to be Major, by purchase. 1 10.11hirliltul), who reti(eS. Liellten ut R 0... ben l'relton to tr.; Crptam of a Company, by purcitaw, vice Hancock. 4tli Ditto, liniign C;ilittaii to be Li%uteitaitt, vice Gray, deceased. t7til Ditto, Hospital-Mate 'Robert graham to be Assist ant. Surgeon, vice ll4rturd, pion - rut! in the Joist Foot. 19th Ditto, Timoruy Draper, Gear. to be Ensign, by'pur. .chase, Vice Siniiii, .21st I)itto, Lieutenant e.dwartl Nash, from the Limerick County Militia,' to •be SOCOIRt Lieutenant. Leutenant John Sampson, trout the Sundt Down M:iitia, to be Sc-. cunt! Lieute.nata. tiospiiat-Mate Peter White to be As. siStitnt•Surgeon, vice Carley, deceased. • • 25th Ditto .Ensign Cliarlei . ..Les.ie to he Lieutenant, vice Shewbri4e, deceased. Alexander Stewart, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Leslie. 26th Ditto, "An Kylz, Cent. to be Ensign, by purchasz, vice ,Lavy,,proniotei.l:,. 27ii1 Ditto; C:3l)min Bennett, f:uin fialf-pay of the !MC teeth Foot, to be C apttriu of a Clllllllally t VICC tlutu , vvto do. receiving the eta:repo:. En. slur Asll , stlOlle, to h e I,jeuto.ant, lAilliout put.- chase, vice Drummond, pu)ruot s is die 7211 Foot. En sign john Kingrove Drew, from the Clare Militia, to b: _Ensign. - 28th Ditto, Ensign Samuel S weeney to be Lieutenant, with. o ut purchase, vice Mown, who resiglis. Alex:amt.:J . Night.' ingile, Geo. to be Ensign, vice Sweeney. 32d Ditto, Lieutenant William Truman to be C3ptain of.a veinpaity, vice Grundy, deceastd. .Robert Fitz. gerall, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Rubiltsoo, promoted. stitis Ditto, Hospital,. Mate, john Simpson to be Assistant.._ vice King, who resigns. Pin t)itto, 1.0 its Anthony lLtie to be Lieutenant,, without, pur.lilhe, vice Bt,dkin, superseded. Ensign lotus Tittle to be ditto, vice Usher, deceased; Samuel Green, Gent. 'to be Ensign, vice Bale. George Young, Gent. to he ditto, vi,ce john ArideriOn, Gent. to be elite', by, purchase, vice Damara, promoted. 39th Ditto, 'Phonies 11.4eyrick, Gent, tb be Ensign, withaqt purchase, vice G twine, whose Appointment has not taken place, 4ath Ditto, Lieutenant fobn Foulks, from . the Wexford Mi. litia, tube Ethigii, without 'illicit 434 ditto, Quarict-Nlaster.Serje.mt Williams to be Quarter-Master, vice kraser, appointed Paymaster to the ad Battalion: 45th Ditto, Captain Leonard,Oreenwelllci be Major, without plitehaSe, vice Smith, deceased. Licuteiiant john Robin. son to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, Vice Urquhart, deceased. Lieutenant Alexander Anderson to be ditto, vice Greenwell. Ensign Hugh Forbes to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice 4 hoeley, deceased. Ensign Daniel Stewart to be ditto, vice Robinson. ' Ensign E. E. Moore to be ditto, without purchase, vice Anderson.. John Fitzsvilliant bones, Gent. to be Lhsign, by purchase, vice Mainwaring, appointed to the salt Foot. Donald Macleod, Gent. to be ditto, vice l urbes. Grant, Gent. to be ditto, vice Stewart. R. M`Gibbon, Gent. to be ditto, vice Moore. 46th Ditto, Second Lieutenant Richard COnnor, from the 95th loot, to be Lieutenant, vice Robiuson, deceased. , 48th Ditto, Ensign Robert Shea to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Reeve, superseded. Zaccheus Thatcher, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Shea. cfst Ditto„ Ensign Frederick Mainwaring, from' the 45th Foot, to be Ensign. vice G eale, appointed to the 13th 1.16nt Dragoons. • 54111 Ditto, Ensign Rose Mathews to be. Lieutenant, vice deceased. To be Ensigns—Lieutenant Francis Taylor, •from the Gal way Militia, without purchaSe. 'lames Buckmaster Cunt • vice Mathews. Stith Ditto, Brevet Major Sir Charles Burdett, Bart. limn t h e 30 th Foot, to be' Major, vice Bayley, de e::dseel. 68th Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Richard{ ltuckhy to IT Lieutenant-Colonel, without pint-base, vice I. it 4,eratct,• who retires. Captain hretlerick Ashworth to be Major, b> puicbase, vice ,BucLhy. Lieutenant Ileory Pratt to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice A To be Lieutenants- Etis:o S: o uuel Meade Ilobron, b, pur. chase, vice Pratt. C rab lord S !oak, vice C uli more, cleceaseit. Voimiteer it, 0, Nichol:ton, truth the 6ist rout, to be f,nsigri, vice S 59111 Ditto, littsign loim IliAentleti to be laielitenant, with out purchase, vice Laugharue, who retires. 'l'o be Eribigns---charles tvicholas 1/evils, Gent. by Our_ chase, vice Mariners, pros otial L•lco IL I PililtrSol) O'Hara, trout the South Militia, wiliotit 1, cohtinw,L) !' Ivor. 14,„ ! .• T. • •, • ,11 •, 0,,r1,. iriit h ;04,1 by WILLIA'' Sout or the 1- 1 11 Per, tl 34,1t0n weer, titv , `Ven dr Site. 1„,, ;or the liW;:zcir (post-paia), 1111391 afici,entd. I 0. C. Faerbet, Brydges-street, I Sutton, Sandy, 13eorwdshit.., botcher , ArcILIA 1 G. C Bainbridge and W. Ca'ilwright, .e. 1 , 0 6., 111 ' I 1. leireries, Sudbury, sullblk, I. White, Gloucester, barge-owner.. i. Heywood, Manchester, machine-maker R. Horner, Welburn, Yorkshire, tanner. R. Grade, R. NOrcntt, J Joel, Nlaucliester , • B. Haywood and . Vinniger, Colemao sEn.et,clollata W. Adds, Dull;ii%).;, Surrey, ltnep-dr.iper. T. Carter, O x ford- street, upholsterer. T.- Dawson, iiAh.street, Wapping,'grocer. I. R. Gibbs, Worthing,. plumber. H. Richards, Strand, gun-maker. Nlpriey, Stetvardstnne,. Essex, silk-throwste r . l. 11111 , Axtuir.ster, Devonshire, innholiter. „de, H. ' , allows, 'Pendleton-within-Salford, liillCPShireo':' b. l ib f oso O roi, i ln r: %:vu ' i T hnr. r dec i agh r r twe i 1 1 : rte r e ! r.. n irri , ooe C awlde a :n t l a ,lae r ir t eny i s if eril i cra t s i.ol h ban i ii i i c ite:lr : :a 1-inerchillt. B. Piller; G reat Saflrcin-hill, iron-founder. chcc6cllgeh F. Simpson, Lancaster, merchant. C. Brooke, High Town, Yorkshire, butcirr. A. tkkcley, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, cloth•mailuracturer. RUSSIAN 4SSEIIIBLIES. , When Catharina Alexowna was made DIV" ' i Ot Russia, the wunien were in a state o f honuag-P ',. b. 1 ~ she undertook to introduce Mixed asse m blieh a'' 1 1, other parts of Europe: she altered the vrolva I A , tr dress by substituting the fashions .of li'Aiglan.- , 0 •i stead of furs, she brought in the use of 131103.. - thimask, and cornets and commodes instead°l!;l) rof sdble. The w ome n now found theav elm , longer shut no , i n separa t e a partments, btit to'vc t c ; 'i parry,, visited each other, and were preSen t a entertainment. , But ds ,t he Liws hi this etre& were direciedt°: ,1 vage people, it is amusing enough to see the ! 118 00 f in which the ordi nanc e s run. •Assetriblies wert i l, 0 i unkno'll among them, ' the Czarina wag ' 314 4 -with iotrodueing them, for 't he found it ialr, e ' ti „ to rvntler thew - tore pithlislieit a l e '( e il o i r i d t. ing A i n o t°hrediirnani:)cetion‘:::l tPlit'g:l, ing, which, as it is a curiosity, we 0311 . 0 ' readers. : . 14 1 I. The person, at whose house the assemblY l„ l t AI shall slOitY the same • by hanging 011 1 3 bi ll, " '''ir'ol'i some other public no ti ce , by wa y of ad vertiscru ent ta I ~ o f both sexes. IVO the afternoon, nor continue longcr oi fi,.!2e, o ' , l c 'l l i o c c ' k as i ;' l et t l i tbi Shall not be open sooner tliatt .t -- 10 4 i night. ' ' , .„1 as .. 3. The master of the house shall not be 01,40'itopol; hi, guests, or conduct theta out, or to keep Oda', ‘ iin dllo but, though he is vectript from all this, be l'r f ie OP chairs, candles, liquors and all other lecessatrei - ,2 C pony may ask for; he is likewise to provide tl"" cards, thee, and every necessary lig gaoling. 400 4. There shall be no fixed hour for coroirlo,r t g. 9 ' it is enough for a person to appear in 'the assetumr . o 0 4 5. l..ver ohe shall be free. to sit, walk. or P I (o ' o pleases, war shall any one go about to hunter itilllioo: l eagle (b, pint bowl full of brandy' It sliall.lrl‘evvo' ~ e c tix le c i i 6 c p e :. t : i y i) it i l t i '.l l l e ° ,oa a r n sr t s4 a 3 p e i e n ' o lt l it s i t ,t ew e o r r il t s ni. :grit and 'nstritdeirnielitieriossi retiring, ,P , : N e o j 'i n o ll; b: l l l l cEt l y r : t el e e , i n: ): : e I n S Cli c i l' i ri l '1 ; t 1 ) , ; :; D:1 5; 11 :1 1 merchants, aril tradesmen ' of note, b'el'l 04 " 1- e h 0 4 have liberty enter the asseinblies, as 1 4 ; 0 ' 54 ' I.'. : t ' li s hall t eal i ti l ii: 4 l4:ii r iericii i it r :toi l io a leue e igsl e alteieinb. „ o' ar.d children. : lit " m os 0 e tl v ie er a , partinaits desi g ned fo t , r } i i r t:h i r i e l t k a h s e u s r e e m u b ia l y y. be carl :ti ! t mantis, Ike. shall not be noisy or riotous ; "Voct t ' shall attemupt to force a , kiss, and no Pctsl• 63 °.*)' '.' ds ' ter B 9 7 gis . l krt,e l i Nk l e : , :t o i t s i : l l , 4 , l a s e l hin d I ras 't eri a . sion. csaloiiwrei..).,,:ißuktitwae. a b (I I y r u , n u k n i ):bile'rrosplietililiii'lorit;:t::ll i ' oni. 1 calit' ' hi obi' 0 ! • • Who play at ferfeitures, titlest; °ll:l ( s ae: in their vet y appeirance, carry 31) air 0 111 ;01,0 the, statutes Upon this occoi ( l. d l '! co l e 0 . . . these roles resemble the bree°' ° politeness rdbtitii t l i c ru er i e t enter cvery, cxe.,1:01!) On Friday last, at West-End, • A films. IA ' :„, fol ' John (.?..iry, Esq. norm SOD. e rk i ,..t , • C hi MPrOLY, a the 'Lad of Henry P ' ‘ t Blackman-we —r; 1 Y A.rol f ! Lr, (it ii —augmer. ~,: df o r . , Tilt: 1 —at- 1 Y (il Thomas Bainbridge EA. °I 1 Of I ':: sl l' a DauOmr. krot (11l t• Ott Oie ' 1 , elneedaY 'morning, at his howc in ter. " , the " 41 Y ~1 Arthur Stutz ' l'sq of a I-L.O 1 1 ii SciP i'v 01 Al ri Challes 1-lo ' in I I 'II Preona, ) 11 ,,, 1,A , ... , ,, ppe, irice , Ae On the . tath last at Knoletield, Blackheol', A i. I' , ' Mapar-General the Don. Alexander kl ° P e ' ~.„..../ Daughter. . Ilampstead, the ,4 :z,.a,i(1)1), l etA l ti M i g ,e rid N ' a i y es l u a r s i t e , r at S lil t. li f it oh lt n i t:s Church,l). I, c l : - ; c tI ti‘n e iletY:t°C.:114f'f: Eui. G n o t v r o t r is n e or L o an t. e A , l t i t i t e llis Maje IY's 'O tt ' i':°4ll ' 'ilcl' _ ~(.1 ) 1. 1 '1:, u , : s(1.1 last :,.—.......--- rney. at I t i m ug a l r l y t:r of the late 4, k p titil d tg iV i r4 . l .c l eTa u l !'g t r g il t itllt s :l l : : . :.- t l' e si; r 42. Portdll' o llil t eidg( l ,l:fi l :Yt r cttl . : ia S• ° 4 4tfi t '. l : : :Yl u liglac e el.u l iir;: E llglt:et t : c c':ln w it:'ic e :lav r b4l4 , l.:l t.giA°: , :111:1:'elt‘c.C.C.rirlIC°1°Iilletillfirc'e"ti:Iiiicni °I;;b1.1 ariS ot tjtdiilYltr: S :Lare;:l:l'9l-I°l4:: i ii'''l '' :lllt' ':- . 9 Lag. nto . A i re,' S o t o In Perrault, of Wtflte I ion.streer, r 6 .,aelt ' t G ite l lt o i yal ' lNl4vy, to (ulna Anitt.secclrgate, A 1 mna3 Willati, Esq. of Fote•street, CriPP— DIED, , r i n itre e ld , Oh the B th ult. at his house, Queen r.,..-'1, , c14.• vi ' s .l 4 .: 4 l ( ? )e i t) l ll: ( o ) ta t i l i ti e e ll , 1 1E 0 S a r . 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