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Prom• the LONDON CAZETTEhNov. 2S - rSor; lontehambertaitii's 01;fce' NOV; 17 ,t Bor. Notice is hereby, given, thni there - - wilt be 'A Levee at st..james's on Wedne6titiy ilext, thefid ot December. War . Office, lYiveinbei• aB, iSoT. 4th Red of Di-agoons ' Captain N6xth Graves, frn7 fit :-. et 'Militia, to be' Cornet, without pnrchas; vice Womack, who rsigns. .- 17th Regiment of Light DragOOns, Coinef W . J: Kent. to be Lieifienant, without purchase.' - Lief...tenant' Thomas kuncjofrom the izsth Light I.)tagoorr, to be Lieutenant., vice fioaßx„ ., who exchange::-. Younghnsband, Gent - . to he CViet, vice Kent. "- %stivl3l 0; Lieutenant H. Soame. from the Oth Light , Prageons, be Lieutenant,' vice. Bunt,, who exchanges. , Pattalion of the Ist Regiindn't of Foot, -- 7 —.Argkurribari * Gent. to be Ensign, vvithourpufchase, vide Andrews, pro mote 4 - • ' '• 4th Regiment of Foot,kaptain Charles.lrnhoff; from the Ist Life GUarcis, to be Major, by purchase, vice Knight,. who retires. _ 334 Ditto, Lieutenant john Smith, from the 6oth ,Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Goodlad, who eXchaqgqs.. 59th-Ditto, --Captain Bryin Philpot, from the 43d Foot, to be Major without purchase, •viee:Horstbrd, promotecLin the 4511 ndia Regiment. tothi . )ittb, Lieutenaat from :he Goodlad, frothe 33d Foot, _ _ •to be Lieutenant, vice Smith, who exciianei, • 4th Ditto, Lieutenant-Coionel the Honourable George Cran . stouri t , from the 4th West India Regiment, to .be Lievte . . . . pant-Colonel, vice Donald, deceased. , 78th Ditto, -Lieufenant Duncan Grant to be Captain, -with out purchase 4th- West India Regiment, Major George Ho:sford, from the Sgth Foot, .to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase, vice Cranstoun, removed to Ibe 64th Feot . • - 30, k Fvecibt• nf.vi Lieutenant Ge.orgelr . ,i,c't - lto lie Adjutant; vice.. Caldow, ap pointed,to-the Doni b .il Militia. Ruiland-Gent:cmciz Ye,man:y Cavald% Captain George Flu:iger to be Major, Captain-Lieutenant Sarnuel Barker to be Captain, .vice sir Gilbert Heatlicote, who resigns. Lieutenant lohn Wingfield to be Captain. loon Clerrientori, Gent. to be Comet.' Dunt.l Portrce Volautcer,lnfantry. john( Macdonald, G Olt. to be Lieutenant,. vice Alma:A.(le' .Macdonald, who resigns. ' .barkan;•City Loyal Pcluntrers. ThOmn Salkeld, Gent. to be Surcon. . . Gatethead Loyal Volunteers captain R.. S hafto Hawks to be '.,‘.laj of - C ornmandant. i,ieu, tenant W. Hawi,s to.be Captain, vice Hawks. En iign Ch. ErribgtOn to-he Hawks. john __..lialv.ks t -Gent. to be Lieutenant. Loyal'.Lylarrd Volunteert., Ensign Robert Moss to be Lieutenant,' vice Kenyim, pra -I,,rfc,4,;ippeorge Bretliertoni 'Gent.- . to ,be vice ':"North Shields and T_ynemeneth Volserteens. Viist -Lieutenant ThornaS Stephens to, be.... Captain, vice :`,'right, resigns. .• Second ‘ Liett tenant Geofge Ci4m to Tirst Lieutenant,, viee -Stephens. Ric,lwittlrrputrong. Gent. to be First Ltelderiant, - vice Nel:vtoh;'o:•hci rezigps. I:RRAT[:I:_IN THE 447ETTE OF TFIE 24T:1 INLTANT. . . lor Charles Cornet Bacon, froni , half.pay . as Caritain • of the g'id Foot, to h.: .B,4l'itgek 111:ther in , C.rc.',at Tice,AlgerJesignedi; Re4d Cbaries:Cornet.Bacon, Gent. ,frorn,half-pay as. Captain of the Od. Foot, to De Deputy Baii-ack Master in Great BANKRUPTC-Y -ENLARGED. (an. a 2: 'tVilliartt Lawson, Par;:-place, Islington, moneY (trivet:or, at , • - • • - BANI - RUPTS. • • - William MasterS the elder„andWillia!rt Mastt rslhevourtger, of Gteenwich,.dtstillers, to surrender December 8, la, and January 9, at ten, ,at Guildiiall ttornkS, M.c-sscs. Bar ;•'• !A , incl.Forlie§, Basinghall-stret.• - • • .' Wardour-street, viol uzller, December s•i 19, - at twelve,. azA f anuary g at • eleven, at Guildhalt. At , " .tOrnies; Messrs. Swarkand Foi-e-street... 'jqzlin Evans; of •Wapping, lirten,drar,r, DeceMber ra; r 9, 'and ,January 9, at twelve, at GUildhall.. Attorne-y, Mr. • 'Hall, Poultry. •. • . • . • --.• • Daniel Cameron of Aldersgate-street, jewellet, Deeember 12; 1 And January 9, at twelk, Attotney, Mr. Kibblewhite,-Gray'*--lon-place. • • Samitel lames, Cross-`street, Holborn, hardwareman, . De * cernber s-, 9, and January 9i at eleven, at Guildhall. At torney, Mr. Kibblewhite, Gtay's•-•lnn-place, - • • Christopher Tongs,. of Liverpool, merchant, January 4,5, and 9, at threc, - at the house of Francis Hillidge, Market place Mancheste,r. Attorniti, Messrs. Sharpe and Eccles, -Manchester.' George Heaton the younger, of Leeds, oil-mer'ehant, Decetn bet 18,•at five, Decetriber 19, and January 9, at ten, at the •Whit..‘ Horse Inn, Leeds. • Attornies, Mr:•".P. Lee, Leech; or Mr. Kichard Battye, Chancery-lane, Landon. • Thomas Hayman, of the Old -City Chambers, merchant, •Deeenilier :, is, and .Tanuary 9, at ten, at Guildhall'. At .]..:torney;, IKdr. Towse, Fishmongers-Hall. .corfF, J .Mer7 of: R e -Lion-street, elakenwell, merchant, '--"D4rnber 8, at eleven, la, and January g, at ten, at Guild -4W. '''Attorn:.-yi Mr. 16"pson, Charles lOse, of Westminster, chesserniangd, December s, iz, and January 9, at ten, at Guildhall.' Attornies, - Messrs. ,fielder and Burgnyne, Duke-street, Manchester-square. Tomas" kobinson, of E ulshaw, Chester, co rtiA ea I r,' • cember ar, Sz, andian,t.:, - ;:y 9, at eleven; at the:.George. Inn, , Nether Knutsforti,. Chaster.. A tcorthes, Messrs. Vi r riVit and . ReynOlds; Paper-buildings, Temple. James Lawson, of Montague-street, Spitaffields, chair-rnalce.r, December 5, r 5,, and {actuary 9, at ten, -at Guildhall. At tornies, Messrs. Ilobinn and Crawford, Craven-ouildings , OTd,:street. ' ' ' • _Robert Hughes, I , f- t handos-srreet; woollen-draper,' Deem. bet r,. tz, and lanuary 9, at twylve, at Guildhall. Attor nies,llessrf. Swann and IVallington, FOre-sttLet, Crip, plegate. • • - bas Stewart, of .Dorset- . .square, Westminster, broker, liBr s, at twelve, 3, and January 9, at ten, at Guild ----..orAey; Mr. Ivlinsliull, Millbank-str„ , et, West • York-place, Porrman?.situirei • : jap t i-,sry.; at one, at Guildhall. At • toy M ney, t. Latkow Wartirolic , lslace, Doaors', Commons. Alexander Martin and I:•lartin, of Pm - non-street; Haymarket, cabliietlmakers, Deemr 5, 12.;anzi Taittlary g, at ten, ,at. Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. - 1 - 100;sori, Charles street, St. James's -squat. William Chivem; of Ne.vgare-street, - upholder, Deccrri:oer a, 14, and' latitory_ . 9, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Davies, LOthbury. William Brown and John .Yovn, of jerrnyn-strep, St. james's,shoe-inakerst December;, atone, 12 an, Tanuary 9; 'at 'tdn, ,Attorney, Mr. Allan, Ftith ' street, Soho':. , • • • Wiiljarn Sm,ii t r_t, late of Vigo=land, carpenter, December s; ,r 4, and January, 9, at .t4n, at Attorney, Mr. Simpson. TemPle.' , • Solomon, - late 'of St. Martin's-le-Grand, - merchant, Decembers, rz, and January 9", at,ten, ht Guildhall. At rney, ,to, Ehrol, ' • jinies'AiTalli-s? of P a itirnoster-r07 2. -- bOokadlier,:December 5, January 9„at.t.welve, aU t M:distill. Attorney, Mr. :p.t.(pa6C11,.111;i411,c 1 7 1 4 c: 4 9. Affms.Foiard the elder, Letitia Fozard, and Tames FoiArd Youtver, of Pallciane, Piccaqilly, stable- Ili • eeilers s 't ten, at Guildhall: Dec- 29. .1 Richard Wilson, 9f Bread-street, London / mer - chant - , at ten, ~ ./t Guild ail. pdc, 19. ' Ralph LaScelles, of SoutlrAudley-Stitet; taylor; • at 41., at. G Dec. it - o b o ; l ii, e rmeqi of Manchester, m.inufaaurer, at three-at the Golden ti4,1:1, !\'',.-in , :iles‘er. • Dec. r 9. 'Thbrnas lanes, at Ciwrltoi-I,lledfordshirei timber merchant, at twelve, at London. - - ?cc. 19, John Stew6on, Chai/dos-street, woollen-draper, - at ten, Dec. 19. - Thc:nia3 Wrighr, Easington, gueks, , roach .master, at ten-, at London. - Dec. 19, John Reynolds, of Newington brewer; at ten, b.t • ,Deo. 22; Thorna3 'Miller: and lanes fluirne,Oi manCileStet, dealers in welt, at ;thee, at the commercial . liin, Man f I,c6rcr/ Dec. 22. William ghepperson, of Oxfotd-Stree% grocer,at , eleven, at Guildhall. Dec; rgc Amelia Finlay, of Castle-street, Osford-Road, linen-dr."2. er s at eleven, at Guildhall. Decl. Joseph Greenwood alld ThomaS Hodgson, ndvii or late' ofeeds, grocers, at ten; at the-Old Iciilg's,Arms; Leeds. Dec. 19. Tames Harrison, late of Paternoster-raw, b-Jolt - - seller;at ten, at Guildhall. • Tan. 5. Peter Clutterbuck„ of York,-street*Westminster, brewer, at one, at Gstikthall. Dec:zz. John Ashburnet, now or late of 'BoltoniezlVtoors, cotton-spinner, at eleven, at -tbe Golden Lion inn, Man chester. fan. 20, , Toseph Waldo, John Francis, and John Tones Waldo, of Birmingham, merchants, at eleven, st the Stork - Tavern, Birmingham. • • •:. ' • ' bee. 22. Anthohy,linidlor pf Ashborne Derbyshire and Thomas Marshall,. of Bilrdsgßve, Staffordshire, cotton spinners, at fditrivat'SVeheer i g"fave.rn, Manchester. s " ( ' - "tritilik9rEg. Dec.l9. _Robert hitee tire ;tate of Cambridte, common- brewer. Charlotte Rose and Frances. Rose, of High Wyeernb, haber dashers. Joseph Borgnis, late of Great Portland-street; pint seller. George Pugh and fames Davis, of Old Fish-street, chemists. 11.1offitt Horne, of Wiewslev, coal-merchant.. Joseph Dennis, late of Wild-street, broker. Peter Donnelly, of Tavistock-street, taylor. Susannah Metcalf and John Metcalf, of Golden Leg-court, Oheapside, hosiers. William Pugh, of Worcester, merchant. THE SUN. fOribl QUIS DICERL FIILSULIL AUDIAT ? LOND C.) N, NO YE Ili B,E R 30; tBox. WE'yesterday received Par:, Papers to the zsth instant, which contain a very importznt Article, to be found in our subsequent ColumnS, being an Of tidal View, of the Situation of the Republic, signed by the CHIEr CONSUL. The system of policy pursued by' France . towards the • different States of Europe, is.here set. forth with a great appearance of candour. • The History of the Negotiations with this Counttlt concludo the view, and this part will, .doubtless, - be, : .read with inore tba4 common interest. ;; '~"c. The affairs 9f;St. Doinit4o, iAlfti to occupy a large share of the attention of the 6titEr CO NSU L , The &est Fleet was preparing to set sail. Colonel SINGLETON arrived in Town on Satur day night from Pails.---It does not appear that he brings any particular news,. It was s never Iris in tention to remain in France more than a fortnight or three weeks. In. the vessel. that brought Colonel SINGLE:T . ON, came a 'French Messenger, and a French Mail, ',the _ . first that- ha's • beerf*receival. in this Country since the War. .• - A :fifth Hirshargh , became due yesterday, and none of them had arrived when our Paper was pur:teress.- • • - *The ROYAL FAMILY yesterday attended Dirine Service, at Sc. George's Chapel, Windsor. A 'Council of His MAJF.STY's Ministers 'la ,which the Right Hon. the LORD CHA;WELLOR, the CHANCELLOR' of the E;:cnEQUEit, and the Membet - s of the Cabinet were pmert, was yester day arteincion held at Lord HAWEESBURY'S dfice. The meeting commenced at two - o'clotk, and con tinued near three hours. • The Right Hon. the Earl of CHATIIAM gave a grand 'dinner yesterday, at his house in St. James's square _; of the companyjkv_ited were Ms- Royale Highness the D uAz .gf;l.rp 4rd PEL A.Fl,•Lorti PAGET, GeIIeraIs t ,PUNPASATAiSIIAMES PULTENE.Y, COl.•CALvEß.T„*.c.liptjci% •and Mr. GREEN woon• • • •'', 4,4 Lieutenant-Colonel Q Do , '4 LE, - Dept ty_ Adjutant General to the Forces in Canada, is arrived'in t o w n from Quebec, after a passage of rwenty:seven diys. He brings dispatches to Government containing an account of a dangerous conspiracy having been discovered at Montreal, the objeet of which wa; to have produced a. complete insurrection and re: volution in that colony. It appears that the French Agent at New York had found means to 'introduce about seven oreight hundred desperadoes into Upper Canada, .under pretence of settling there, who were chiefly French or from the State of Ver4nont,, and who on a fixed day were to have 'assembled near Montrealy and to have attached 'and plundered that - place,, and : afterwards to have induced the Canadians to join them. . _ 11.11•...••• • The assemblage of such an excessive numb r of • FOreigners exciting sorn,p 'suspicions in' Govern ment, orders were given to apprehend same,. of them, when the rest, thinking themselv_es vered, fled in all direaions, but not before six" of the ring-leaders were apprehended, who made a full confession of the whole plot. This is the second instance of the kind that has thus been 'happily frustrated during the War: A person of the name of llPLean was the chief Agent in the first, and was executed about three years ago for the crime.' It is a curious, instance of thecaprices of Fortune, that while PASSNW,AN 0Q1.0,1,1,, is •spreading con stermition over the Southem pg,t of the Turkish Empire, his two ilrothrs, by r l f ienity not we be lieve common in the Turkish government, are suf fered quietly to keep a Coffee-house at Pera. • .Vrivate Letters fkom Paris state, tint the sum to be allotted for Atting,up the Palace of St. Chard, for the residency; •pf- the pi' fa CONSUL, amount ra 450,000 francs, ;nearly 40,0001. It was:under stood at Paris.shat BORArARTE would present Ge norpl:llgß:rtitElt with. hi& villa and demesne of - • The Overage Price .of Sugar, computes' from the Reptrits made for the Week endink the 25th day of - • • November iBox, is Forty.two Shill;us _and . r f we. pert 77.7. w-re Farthinzs per hundred Weight. NAVAL•NEWS: RTS MOUTH, Nov. 29. 5 A.:I, L E Majesti's,'Ship_Pi , sAni, for Tot bay.;--alto the Irresistible, for the Channel Fleet. Yesterd4 Sailed thC-_Careirtia and 'De • Rigre*, with sealed orders; itiPposed to. he for' Madeira, to bring- home the British Troops who are,,now in possession of that SCII -. ooner; the • Charlotte, fro4plar#Y4sterdav released froM fr.)l ot tine , i9a . AsS- .) . • tliVarbedermizny VICK, for Gotienburghl Mount : RO . oj ) :FE ' i cy , for Surinam ; . Grenada, ---, for Detherary ; and several :ooieroutward..hoUnd West-India Ships• _„ . DEAL, Nov. 29. ' 'DIE Cargoes of the Duke of Claierice, PrAte, for St. Kitt's, and So . p‘ bia Magdalena, frolll China, are landing : not more than 200 chests of tea from the hater will escape damage. The Canada, HERBEkT, for St. Vincent's, Was spoke with yesterday morning. between Folkstone and the Ness, with loss of fore-mast and bowsprit; but had no doubt of her getting into Dungeness, the wcathes being modeiate. YARMOUTH, Nov. '29. REIVIAIN in . the Roads, the Blenheim, Asia, Stand ard, St. 4lbans, Assistance, Veteran, Ruby, Princiss if Orange, Polyphemus, Raisonable, and ifrlonarsh; Shannon Frigate, Lynx, ilriadne, Ranger, vet-, •Pylades; and Favourite Sloops, Cririzer, La ;douse, Spqd-Lvell, and Harpy Brigs, and 4d... der Gun.ship. The Tort Sal?Orei Row Ej from Aberdeen to Sun.. derlan,c) ?; is drpve,on,„shore near Pakefield, likely to be wrecked ; and the Friendship, of Burlington; PLUMMER master, is wrecked on Yarmouth Beach. The vessels were both in ballast, and the Cresi - is saved. ADMIRALTY.COURT, DOCTORS, COMMONS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER' 27. ' - This day the Right Hon. Sir W. Seorr pro ceeded to the adjudication of the following causes : The Sophia, HAND mastcr. , ,--Tliis was the Case of an_ American ship. It was submitted on the part of the Captors, that all her' papers imported her destination to be to Havre, that port being it the -time in a stare of hlockade : it was further sub mitted, that she was met by one pf His Majesty's cruizexs, who warned her of going into that!port, when,the master replied, he was going to the port of Dieppe. On the part of the Claimants it was contended, that the instruftions of the master were, that. if he should.learn that Havre was in a state-of blockade, he was then to proceed:to Dieppe. The Court said it was a pretty strong test of the fairness of this Case, namely, the master - admitting that he was informed of the state. of Havre, and therefore, under all the circumstances, it thought there - was no criminal ilitention of breaking the blockade, and - ac. cordiogly -restored the Ship. The EOl-.vin, Fot:LANsBi Master.; the Sophic, Dlsc Mas - ter ;- the Sisters, LUNT Master; the Lucy, l'oprAm Master. • The court likewise restoredthe above four ships, being casesioflthenarne description. Mr. I-t or ris a e eutenint and appo "i Lint. ed to the 14,7;11,;, / , of 32 gubs. Mr. JAMES FL INT is made Lieutenant, and ap pointed to the Southampton, of 3z guns, lately from t he West Indies. The Prisoners of Wm- . that were confined on board the' Captivity and Prothee, prison-ships at Portsmouth, being released, the ships were paid off; and hid trp'oryorilinary in'FridaY. A - letter from Deal, dated. Saturday evening, mentions, as follows : "On Friday night it blew a roost vioient storm, from N. N: 8.,t0 N. E. attend ed with hail and rain. A. brig from Hamburgh for Tenertffe, .sunk; the, crew, excepting ,one man taken from the wreck,. are lost,' with three Dover men who.were on board assisting the vessel, which drove 'on board the Duke of Clarence, PEAK, for St; Kitt's, which_ is on shore near-Deal •Castle. The Sophia Magdalena, from China, is on shore nearKinsdowne, and full of water, with her main and.inizen masts gone. She is insured! at Lloyd's for' near zoo,oool.—The Nemesis Frigate, Arrortv Sloop, Ranger,Store-ship, and Char 'r Gun-vesiel, are driven out of the Downs,—The Reliance, ALLEN, for Jamaica, parted her anchors and cables; and broke her windlass, and is gone toDovecPier." 'Letters from Portsmouth mention that the Arrana, a very valuable fur ship, worth 70,0001. is•on shore on the Shingles, near the Isle of Wight. , . A Letter from Montego Bay, Jamaica, dated Ist of Aug*, says, '‘,l ?p _Brig Minerva, Captam MATH;O, 'a I , DO NSO N 7. belonging' to this Port, was taken by French felt&ca, under Spanish colours, and carried to the Island of Cuba. ,Poor Captain DOB I NSON fell' in the anion, also his mate and five seamen. There are three dead' since of their wounds. Though the French,were more than double in num ber of - men, Tkle prig Would not strike, and the co. Fours we're hauled down by the Enemy. • The aetion fasted two hours. The cool intrepidity of. aptain popuisoN was mast,exemplary. He fell early in the engagement ; Mate, who was shockingly mangled { survived a few hours." The Auckland racket is to take out the West- India Mails of Wednesday. next ; and the Towitshord that fof New-York. gr 3'13 Tat elegant little Theatre in the Mansion T eR by Lord 1 31.1i0ltD to tho hon. Mrs. DAitig) el", been lately owned, and' the representations W such as would haire been highly creditable to PO' fessional Performers. The fourth exhibition, d Saturday last, was grated by a very numerous al l elegant auditory, and the applause was amply Oted by the general btdy of amatenr Perfortner s i The following is a Copy a- the printed Which.was distributed among . the Company cn 5 11 tutday last. • TM f.A.TRE, Will be pre , 4enteci an entirely ness;:toitietly, in five - A ' called- 'f THE FASHIONABE•FatENDS. Sir Dudley Dorimanti Earl nc . MT.-E en ullr' Sir Valentine Vapour, - 7 ' Mr. lilEgg,Y. Mr. Lovell, - Mr. BROWNLOW N05,1 14(- . - MI:. CAI,iP EL apierre, - - - Mr. 'En ax. Music Master, 114-ii/t CEP; . Lady Selina Vapour, a +lon. DAT4r.st. , Nrs., Lovell, • - . B ERR Y. Mrs', 'Racket; - Mrs. Puler:. ' - Miss RaCket, - - Miss A.. Biz at Y. • Trimming, Lady F,LIZ. Lappetr,. • - ,The V.tolotue to be spoken by he Earl of Motn•rr • EDGCUMBE. To which, will be added, •. LOVER's QUARRELS. Don Carlos', ' - , Mr: MERCER.. - Sancho, ' - - - Earl M - r.Ent.;c t 7 . Lopez, ..- Mr. CAMPBELL. Leonora, • - Miss A. BERRY. iacintha, - - - Hon. Mrs, Damtic. The Comedy is a manuscript found. -among f l l Papers of, Lord ORFORD, but n ot wr i t t en by, tp l lloblernan.- It consists of very neat and spirit] dialoue, with diversified charaCter, hut not 11113 j intricacy of fable. It was admirably acted t hroug h, out.- The Proloome was written*, as. well as spok eill by the Earl of EflotrisiT Enccumei,'. and was cr e :i di table to the poetical as,well as theatrical talent: the Noble Performer. GRAVESEND,. Nov. AN Order is reported to . han.• Essnel to I I dantains of the West India of Iv' sh a are /1 L ••!, ,o„ number are note in the Reach, pot to Trait:ea fro ' the Downs without . Com`r,ov. • , • • . r o c Yesterday the .following Passengers sailed ' •th Calais the Ki7k " George, Capt. COLLEY, ‘v i a fair wind, and from the iirimesailing"pf thi's sel, there is . no doubt of her baking a quick ra S 4 11 Mons. 000 0 ns r u ; 1) e o i r ita : n aglteii u p ~,, Ni ii o adoq n hi ls , s .. H A:untlibeM o irprti : O uct fun, Mons. Brctini Mons. Villeminc4 Mad. Vesteriri .• Mr , 4berbunig • 110 s. Sever Mons. Vogan , • Moils. Mons; Vernier Mad. Plantiri - Mons; Fortun4to, and Moos. Retiatd MOILS. Esposito,. Two fellows, were.early yesterday morning take' in this town on suspicion of Irving stopped a fay` mer in Frendsbury near-Strood the niBht 661 . and robbing hitn of Isl. and his watch; a pa.rf,'' the property was found, and they are fully coaliza t ` ecl to Maidstone Prison, DRURY-LANE.--=-The powerful attraaion of Br LL I NGTON!S talents. in . Duenno. on. Sof' day last, filled this Theatre,—.lt may really- b", said that her - excellence. ‘f beggars description' s . All the songi were_ given . with admirable more.partieularly her bilvvgra,in Ny ick she bie , ' 3e l' in the most beautiful style i;:vpi-essicn and an . .e-,.° 1 , 6 execution of the utmost difficultie of the art: applause %r as strong and universal, The. Acte i b ; . piece Vvas Mr." •Mu V's pleasant Farce of 1 11 T Dowort ditinguished hirns c ,, very successfully as Captain Cape. Mrs.' S P AR in the venerable heroine, %Tas.too -monotonous Mrs . . , HUMPHICI ES was the . tither /1 1 1`, hardly audible in Mrs. Ilarioci4er.i; The one svail t l strong, and' the , other too these parts onghrto haver been-gibe to Miss 1 764 ' .° and Ili - clatter' - to : Miss DE C 4. fox' . the. Pitce _deserves, at .least„ as. gn . o d Performers as - the Theatre will afford. • • _ . covENT GA,RbEN.—The Gimedy. Of Foil; Flies, seems to.l_nckease, in its influence. - dre''ti - v ery numerous audience. on . Saturday, and went v o l with great spirit. - -Envis and - . MUNDEN w ere) course, the Clli°f iopiic_p_ropS., Miss Muitß;irogf her performatice'in this .Comedy, has conside4 l o increased her reputation as. an Atiress. In passages ,she is highly eiCellent and very affeallt The Farce . of The Wags of . Windsor afforded g` to scope,for the risible muscles,.svhich.,w'ere put it forcible'exercise by Joi4xs•roxE and EMERY., „ e t Mrs. BILL 7NCT.ON'S next China-et at_ _C ° 1: 0 1 Garden. Theatre - is' to be the'OPe r Love in a' Village, which is - soon - to be brought fU ward. 0 Venire- Preserifd is to be Speedily revive' 5 e Drurydia'ni -- Theatre, and Mrs. Si DDO O f COu' • it comes, forward-in the part of Beitvidera, one of her best efforts. 'We hope some of .speeches will be curtailed, otherwise political fetllo will most probably disturb- the Audience, as 0111 0 last (representation,- when they prevailed frith 0 mach violence . ; that it was thought the Piece wi )j oi never be attempted 'any more. The Charaaerl, Pierre.:is to be performed by KEM B . MO!tE will perhaps be the jaser, unless the nzinag - treaty.:#4h POPE 'Should., in .- did teritul, definitiydy.feitled. Lately died, on board of SI-ill -I Sa Cr '. f- : Josef, in consequence of a fall frOrn . the. rri:iii l- ` l , c gl into the hold, Mr. HENRY STEPHEN CoPP4?: 6 Midshipman, the still of THo.: JOHN, CoXro°,s Esq . . of Carhae, in the County of Cork, Ire 1 .01"' The Patent ,Playing Cards continue to gaidg'" ic th if in .the most fashionable circles ; they are eria cl o ,l, superior to the comon 'kind, not only in rheltorot pearance, but in their convenience, : as they av co, require turning ; and the edges being _gilt 11 0 ,?, c o loured, the Play ers are -enabled - t o sort the 3 1 -he without trouble,' when mixed on...the table. ds , Patentees, Luul, - ow and rn,. Co. N0..75, St. Jarr' have likewise, wc lea lately ..consideral 4 proved upon them, According ~ t ~gates .the `;; 1 1 ' the 20th yelxpediti t igates, La v Cor.ve L ) teember tll wiarquis to ( t, opening .mmedi e , FialK (ms (le i,U c 11,1 1 , vrn lie wa 1, Citizen r as arrived . • tt n 41 1 : 4 'Z ' ty - § cent reputa t rlrls I ituted hate. - 4 Pitulate ti 5, -1 1 k ACT F 4/ ' E I'I II,ST FL Tile Con; • ,that a stat ti_ s4rt ied to ti} /Sign lrArtmEr