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London, England, 1805-02-25 00:00:00

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

War-OoKce' Feb. 23, 1110 S.
4th Regiment of Dragoon Guard... Willi im Hunism,
Gent. to b. Cornet, by purchase, vice Lloyd, promoted.
Sth Dist Armstrong, Esq. (late Major in the Regi•
merit ), ti he Paymut r, vice Redwood, deceased.
3d Regiin-lit of Foot Guards... Sir Charles F.thel,tone Night-
ingale, B.irt. to be Ensign, by purchas, vice Johnstone,
promoted in the Illst Foot.
Mth Regiment of F•ot—Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Jbhn
M'Leod, from the Stli Garrison Battalion, to be Major, vice
Owen, who retires to half-pay.
69th Ditto--Lieutenant-Cotonel William Macleod, from the
York Ka igers, to be Lieutenant Colonel, eke Brisbane, who
retires on halfmey of the York Rangers.
Royal Corsican Rangers—Major Hodson Lowe to be Lieute-
nant-Colonel Commandant.
STAFF.
Brigadier G-neral Henry Tucker Moutresnr, from the Home
Staff, to be :Brigadier-Goner.' in the Forces s,rving In the
Leeward led Charibbee Idands, ender the Command of
Lieutmunt-General Sir Myers.
HOSPITAL. STAFF.
Charles Kee, M.D. to be Usspettor of Ilerspitals.
Oeismnissions signed bj Ae TAlefl Lieutenant if the County el
• Middlesex.
Bloomsbury and Tune of Court Association.

Lieutenant John Berna,rill4.ert:lnnet to be Captain. ♦ice \Vat-
enn, resigned ; dated Jun, ry 15, tHe.)
tntittit Thomas Whitmarsl; t be Lieut.:limit, ♦ice Bo•an•
°net ; dated January 13, 1915.
Wibitni Thompson, jun. Gent. to be Ensign, •ice Whit-
r.i..irsh; dated as above.
21 Battalion of Queen's Royal Votunt•en.
George Odell, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Somer.
vOie, resigned; dated Januar, 19, IMS.
10,-,ert Brix, Gent. to be ditto, •ice Owen, resigned ; dated
January 29, 1905.
Af are-la-bonne Vain/users.
Second Lieutenant James V.req Nunn en be First Lieutenant,
vice Erskine, resigned; dated 3a ,uar► 19, 1803.
Ensign Thomas Heyer to be Seco it Lieutenant, vice Donn ;
dated u above.
Thomas Benham, Gent. to be loves, vice Roberts, resigned ;
datd February •, 1803.
Somerset Place Volunteers.
Charles Barrow, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Yeats; dated Feb.
4, ISDN.
John Melbourne %lath, Gent. to be dit,o, •ice Dixon j date.,

ag abo.e
John Stanton, Gent In be Surga,n ; deed as above.

Rodingtou Volunteers.
Justin Theodore Vul!iimi, Gent. to be Ensign, sire Themp •
win, resigned; dated February 4, 1605.
James Gent. to be Surgiseit, vice Heirship, resliied;
dated as eb nre.
St. James's Loyal Volunteers.
John Ramsbottem„ Gun to be Assistant Surgeon, vice
Humby, resigned; dared February 4, 1601.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLYP.D.
John Torry and Co. or Nassau, New Providence, and of
William Park r and Co of Kilmarnock, Mat 11, lAO2
Robed hwaine, of Leeds, Charles Brook, of Ilieli-town,
in the parish of Binea', and Robert Barker, of Leeds, woul-
staplei., November lt, 1104
William Jackson, Wil"larn Etna, and James T.•ist..r,
bleached and linen man ufalerers, of Barnsley, w the county
of York, September G, 1604.
Richard Bayley, of Sheffield, and Joiner Ashton, of Uremoe-
. side, in the parish of Eceleskeid, York, steel.rchners, February
19, 11105
John Virard and Son, of Reactors street, Cripplegatc, cur-
ried, Febroary 19, 1605
Robert Drll, James Neale, Thomas aid Tholll3ll
Grace, of Aylesbury, in the county of Bucks, sinkers, tktober
11, 111C.4.
Thomas Wood, of Manchester, in the County Palatine of
Lanrauer, and William Jackson, of Eartineweld, in the county
of York, cottonspinneiii, Cktobi r In, 16114.
Ralph Beale, and Wiliam Kay, both o: Bury, in the county
of Lancaster, iron-foian4ers, January 1, 1805.
James Phone and John Cole Baker, of Bermondsey-street,
in the county of Surrey, viuerar•makers, February I, 1405.
Wiliiain Sanest and Daniel Parry, elyeesefaetors, in De•
etrait, in the comp, of Wilts, February 19, 1406.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
Francis Bateman Trabliwoorl, late of Gain's Hill, near H.int.
ignitor', in the county of Huntingdon, worsteehmanufacturer,
dealer and shapmaii.
R iiNKRUPTS.
R plied Tab-um, of S!oi 'land, in the county of F.44eX, dealer
and ehapinan, w auto-rider February 22, at ten, March 2, awl
A ;Ikrii 6, at eleven, at G.illdttall,l.onion. Attorneys, Mr. Ito
bed Tindal, of Chelmsford, Essex; and Mr. Bridges, Red
Lion-square, Ilolborn, London.
John Coy rl,re, late of Witney, in thoeounty of Oxford, and
of Newbor . the c.ornty of Berks, blanket-minufacturer, to
surrender ► liruary 26, March 12, and April 6, at ten, at Geild-
hall, London Attorney, Mr. Mangnall, Warwick-street, Ncw-
gste-street, London.
Richard Jackson, Ur Sion..-lane, Fleet-street, London, smith,
desler and diviners, to surrender March 5, at twelve, 111, and
April 6, at eleven, at London. Attornoy, Mr. Wat-
son, Girdled' Hall, Midi oghan.,riecr.
Thomas Barrett, of Keniiingten.green, in the county of
Sari at, stock-broker, dealer and chapman, to surrender !klatch
It, 29. amid April ii, at .ileveri, at (4uildhall, London. Atter.

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Ur. Southold, bonerse-ttreat. Fleet-street, London.
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Ib'ltlitria.m Morley —Eva-n-1, of Mark lai;:TaXton, broker,
dealer and chapman, to surrender "'Amery 2s, at ten, March
Y, at nine, and April 6, at eleven, as Guildhall. Smalley, Mr.
Joshua Alavtiew, No. 2, Lower Janie. street, Gol ien-equare.
Robert Poole, of Prospect place, St. Geyer's-6,lde, in the
eoiluty of Surer, dealer and Chapman, to sin-
render March 5,9, and April 6, at twelve, at GiuMhall, Lon-
don Attorney, Mr. Russell, Lantetreet, Southwark.
Elisabeth tattoo, of Bolton on the Moors, in the county-
palatine of I.lncastes, milliner, to surrender March 2, at eleven,
9, at ten, and April 6, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. At-
torney, Mr Lyre, Tionivers-Inn, London.
Philip Keenest, late of (Rd Cavemlisb.street, pariah of St.
Marrla-bonne, in the county of Middlesex, carver and gilder
(hut now a prisoner in the King's Bench Prison), Si, arirrender
March 2, at ten, 9, and April 6, at one, at Guildhall, London.
Attorney, Mr. Carrington, Mount.street, Grosvenor-square.
16,3siarnin Dewdney the elder, of Link:field-Amer, parish of
aleph., in the county of Surrey, horse-dealer, dealer and
chapinan, to siurend.a March!, 12, and April 6, at ten, at
(dad Ibal, Lontrin. Attorneys, Mr. Nettlefold, Hind-court,
}'let street, Lotion and Mr. Bun, Reigate, Surrey.
Jonathan H .tharmd, Litt of Manchester, in the county of
I.anmeter, wheelwriyht, dealer and rkapmsn, to serrender
March 4,9, and April 6, at three, at the Dog Tavern, in Deans-
gate, Manchester. Attoritc,s, Mr. Ralph Curaor-
atrerr,C'haue -Ty lane, London ; and Mr. Willa& Creswell,
16n. 17, Kirg.street, Manehester.
lrionias Spencer, of Manchester, in the county of tenur-
es,, cotum-maasifacturer, dealer and chas•nan, to surrender
Maven A, 9, at eleven, and A;wil 6, at three, at the Comm ,rcial
Merelseeter. Attorneys, Mr. Partington, Manchester,

THE BRlTiltil ii.E!iN

INDON,
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25.

The deputation, appointed to bring over the
Petition for Cathohc Emancipation, may be ex-
pelled in town in the course of this week. We un-
derstand, thst they are instru&td to wait up:m Mr.
PITT, and to request, thst he will present it to the
House of C ininions. Should Mr. PITT consent,
they are authorised to intimate to him, that it is
their w•i,lr he should only pray that it may be laid
upon the table, as the Catholics do nut mean to
press the businlss, unless with the approbation of
His MAJE,CT'S Government, and an apuranee
that it will not produce any warm discussion.
This arrangement has been praduced by the male-
rate party among the Catholics, xt the head of
which is Lord FiNcs• 1.. His Lordship and his
friends have been, from the beginning, alarmed at
the probable consequence of a violent opposition to
the question at the present crisis. With this feeling,
it was understood that they meant to secede at. the
time our Correspondent's Letter, which we inserted
on Friday, was written. The rest of the leading
Catholics, however, aware that disunion must prove
fatal to the cause, yielded to the wishes of the mode-
rate party; and hence the petition will he brought
fiir ward in the humble and conciliatory manner which
we have mentioned.

A gentleman, who arrived in town on Saturday
from Amsterdam, states, that he saw in that city,
on the 16th, a letter, dated the 9th of 051ober, from
the Cape of Good I lope, brought by a Prussian ship
from Batavia. stating, that the Cape, at the above
date, was in a complete state of insurre:tion, in con-
sequence of the appearance of some English ships
and troops in Table Bay ; and that the Governor
had marched out at the head of the troops who re-
n..'d firm to the Government, to oppose the land-
ing of the enemy. The command of the Carr had,
in the interim, been given to one of the members of
the Government. It was further added, that the
J3lacks, friendly to the English, had cut ofi-all cam
munication and supply of provisious. We are at
some less to account for an English i ,ree in Table
Bay at ere period alluded to, sinless it con,iited of
that under the comma's] of Sir Enwaso 'Aso.
At the time of his sailing, it was reported that troops
had been embarked on board the re, sds, which ac.
companies' him out.

Sir EDWARD tailed in the Ceiloden, of 74 gym,
on the lOth of July, with the Baru', Brum ver,
Lord Harkeilmty, bait of UPl:rote, ditty efik, tor
Madras; Ihiled Klagdem, So.:tpeln, and Akneader,
for Bengal. They were peon near the Cape in the
early pan of Otioher, which min!), accords with
the accounts in our poticstion. The intelligence

previously received from the Cape .`.id not mac'•
lower than the 3d of September.
A private letter, of the 18th, from Rotterdam,
states, that the repo' C of AU insurrection at the Cape
had reached that city, but that little credit was at-
tached to it. Intelligence had reached Rotterdam
the same day, that Citi,:en SCH I NISI ELPENNINCK had
arrived at the Hague from Paris, with the new con-
stitution, the promulgation of which was expeeted
to take place in the course of a tew days. An un-
common degree of aaivity prevailed among the
sbips of war, the transports. and the sm ill craft in
the Dutch harbours, destined to co-operate in the
expedition against this country. All the vessAs
equipped for the conveyance of troops were under-
fining the inspenion of the Naval Commissary, M.
PERRON, dispatched for that purpose from Bou-
logne, by orier of BONAP MITE.

We stated on Saturday that an alarm lately pre-
vailed in the West of•lreland, in consequence of a
report that a French frigate had lande..l on the
coast of the county of Care, and carried/if( several
of,-the inhabitants. The Otijea'of Ehi enemy iu
carrying away the people'was sulairo.ie:d4"efor thei
rpurpose of acquiting informati‘,n preparatory to 'a
landing, of course much anxiety was felt upon thy,;

occasion ; but The Clare Joernal, in which the ac-
count was first published, has cinnpletely consra-
diaed it by the following paragraph, which it in-
serted on the 14th instant :
We are authorised 40 contradict that part of the state•
mem which appeared io our last, relative to the peramis car.
red sway (rout Liscanner, stating that the vessel had been
French,. In reality she was a smuggle r, and obliged to *tit off
in a squall which s.uchienly sprung up, cons-quently the per-
son: front the shore were alio carried off, but they were all
lauded at Coshen Island, county Galway, an.l it is with. igeo4-
sore we add, that they have all arrived safe at their respective
hooves."

Yesterday morning arrived a Mail from Lisbon,
particulars unknown.
The KING has seen pleased to appoint Enwcan
THORNTON, Esq. to be His MAJX>TYPS Minister
Plenipotentiary to the Circle of Lower Saxony, and
Resident with the Hans Towns.

Saturday the Swaoise AMSAMADOR transacted
business at Lord Mt.:Loa A Y L'S Office.
Colonel Goar, the new Governor of the Bermu-
das, has arrived at Pot tsmouth to take his passage.
bir Gaosoe Reid moil) has returned to the Con.
tinent, but n we believe, in any ofLial capacity.
Mr. Wiscit A st's speech, upon his motion for the
repeal of the Army Defence Bill, abounded more
in metaphor and figure of every kind, than any
speech of the same length ever delivered in Parlia-
ment.

- - Admiral Cocnit Aim, we understand, has em-
h.o ked on board the Om frigate, for the Leeward
Islands, to relieve Sir S. Hoot,; Sir Cts A !tits Cur.
vo,i succeeds to the command of the fleet off
Ferr•il.

Orders have hem issued from the Navy Board,
for the greatest dispatch being used in the equip-
ment of every ship in a condition to put to sea.
Four three deckers are now refitting in liamoaze,
viz. the Hibernia, Britannia, Teatermre, and Prime,
with !he Faude..),ant of 84, Minotaur of 74, Damon!,
GeeTeent, V, use, and Nisei. frigates, Marful sloop,
and several gu--brigs, &c.
A letter from Guernsey, received in town on
Satarday, states, that a privateer of that island fell
in with a French Squadron, supposed to be the
Rochfort Squadron, in latitude 3". that they were
then standing to the S. S. W. under an easy sail,
and that two days after she spoke an American off _
Oporto, the Master of which said he had been
boarded by a French line of battle ship, and or.
deted away from Lisbon, which had been his place
of destination.
It appears from a paper Lid before the House of
Commons, that the number of Recruits raisedi for
the army, from the Ist of January to 31st Decem-
ber, 1804, is 13,416.
By the report of the Inspofting Officers, it ap-
pears, that of 3,000, which compose the Yeomanry
force of the county of Wexford, not 100 have ab-
sented themselves on any of the days appointed for
permanent duty.
The 2d Surry Regiment, commanded by Lo:c1
CRANI.III. have commenced their mare!, from
F.ssex to Norman Cross Barracks. The first division
marched on Saturday, the second will follow this
day, and the third to-morrow.
The effeaive sit elvth of the Royal Veteran and
Garrison Battalions was, on the 13th, Feb. Royal
Veteran B ittalion, 4,706 ; Garrison Battalion,l,3Bs.
The Bill for the Abolition of the Slave Trade is
printed. It contains a positive clause for the abo-
lition, leaving a blank for the date to be hereafter
determined upon, with clauses of penalties and
forfeitures to compel its ohs!, Vance.

On Saturday, the Committee upon the Middlesex
Eleaion proceeded with the investigation of the
circumstances which led to the return of Mr. MAIN.
WAILING. Mr. SA Al. Mr. ROBINSON, the Barrister,
and several other witnesses, were examined for the
purpose of establishing this fa& that there was a
general understanding, in consequence of the posi-
tive assurance of Mr. Sheriff Sitawr, that the Elec-
tors, whose votes were provisionally reiefted, should
have the question of their validity inqu.red into,
and that those which were found to be good, slusuld
be added to the poll.
It was argued very strongly in the House of
Lords on Thursday night, Mt the debate upon the
Suspension of the Ltakoas Corpus Aft in Ireland, that
the Bdl, if passed in the most expeditious way,
coull not reach Dublin on Monday. Of the ala-
crity with which the passage is performed between
the two islands. the following camel from The
Wa-
aerf,rJ .thrrur, of Wednesday last, may afford sonic
idea :—" We arc enabled to state a most extralrdi-
nary instance of expedition, viz. that we received
English Papers of Saturday, the I tith, on Monday
last, twenty-fdr hears lorPre 1001* of thew Secants
eha."

CUTCILICUTCHOO.

While toting Rincius is Lnadort astostish'i crool:C.
And Theatres nightly rmound his applioe,
Gay Dublin can boast her phenomenon t
rn—
That u: parallel'd Actor call'd • Cuichacetchu
Like the little Dispenscr of British
Our Irish Eischaitter shines likew4e night—s•
Why a prospect of pleasure eapan la t.O CI • •lecr,
%V hart the curtain draws trio,dia,slays-- itchacttdt
Erc the drama commence:, this woaLni'ul thin
Farms of dilferent iguras a mogul ring :
Which busnlary all are forbid to brew: riinogh,
T:11 a signal be given by—Cutchacotchoo.
Each figure bitssilants atti-ittive, and soar,
Like Griinalkin, when watching a insua• or a rat:
Some strukedurrn their whis'cers, their no iths n i.y,.,:
Nodding, ogling, and winking at—.!uteliacinclino,
Now the signal is made—from thn magical ring,
Lo! ni able as frog., the whole troupe flask • a A:.'lo
oiy turry they tuirshle —screams, stru
del Oral confusion reigns—Cutcliacut AO

" Iteeuetr your postures.!' the Man iger
At the word of co nmand, quick tht proitra,c •
Their poiitieins resuned, then he bids then
jeyith redoubled activity—Cutchucu.choo.
Warm wastes the combat of youth and of ar,
1... Z-weakness with strength—weight with lightness engage
Lend echoes the clam mr—the tapers Mara blue,
And a mystical fell spreads e'er —Cutchacutc:lm.
See! the dtITIIIC4 encre sses—wdw taibers ge
What a elute Mtn null, and darkness, and !
Wog conj....store al mie now can furnish a clue,
Ti. wind thro' the mu of—.Cutchactlte—
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• 't Satire l tely Publi,bitl upon the Fashionable W,
Duh

Saturday morning His MAJISTY, attended
Generals MANSI:RS and FiTztuly, took the

sion of st.tg-Minting, from Slough. His MA.
continued art the ch.tce but About an hour ;

half.
* Yesterds} Aso. rning Their MI! UV'S, the
cesscs, the -Dukes of CVMSELL•ND and
'Mitotic, Princess ticsacom of Wales, actor.
pptied by. Count Mt ssr ea and sevens attetida.:<,
attended divitie service at St. George's Chapel,
heard- rlofTllo2 preached by the Rev. Mr. LI
from the tr;th chapter of St. Lure, and 17th

lath Terscs.
Her ICoyal Highness the Princess of WC
rived, accompanied by two other ladies, at
o'clock on Saturday in a Bareitche, from
heatlh at the apartments of I idy CH Alt
FINCH, in St. JaMees, and returned eillkin to 131
heath at I.)ur o'clock. Her Royal II pats,
out yesterday for %% iodsor.
His Royal Highness the Duke of KENT had
lea party of ten to dinner, at Keil.ingion-r
on Saturday, including Colonel Sy fiii.s,ume
French Ponuct.s, Diaor Gt,anr, &c.

Yesterday the Duke of CAMaatucs compleiad
his thirty-first year.
The Duke of CL &a mace came to town yesterday
from Bushy Park, to dine with the Maniany
Bo cea PHAN.
The Honourable W. B. Po Ksena•v is reenreel
from his late indisposition, and has taken a hosir
Park-street.
Colonel Woon will certainly start for Middle,-
in the event of a new ele&un. Shoo,' Mr. LAY A.
also come forward, it will be a blazi c me-t.
Viscountess CAS rt.tillEAGH has is,ued cards for A
large party on the tirst of March.
Sir JAMLS Galin st. and family arrived at Lis
eleg int house in Cavend,sh-square, on Friday.
Th." opposers of the Salt Doty say, it is a nezes-
sary of life. The modern comic authors, however.
have proved that &tie salt is not of that deur,-
non.
Eau MACA a Teel is recovered from a severe at-

tick of the gout.
Margravine of A NSF ACH will give a gran'
entertailmint this day, at Brandenrurgh Rouse
in honour of the Anniversary of the Maaosaves
birth.day.
It would have been more in charadler,
Birei given a (Aping to Mr. 'f inst.& at the
Mouse, on Satiodai night.
Iles M.Ussr ir's Birth Day was celebrated at the
Cale of Dublin, on "Thursday last, with a 13+11.
0d.., and Supper.
The affair in. which Mr. Tri•tc was engaged a:
the Opera House was a tad business.
Mrs. SIDDONS has taken up her re.id-nee
Princes-street, lianover-square. Her herltb
far established, 14 to hold forth a promise of
holding this intordriarable aftress in her prri,ssion..ll
place.
The Agriralturitts say, that 'dough horses have
lousiness in Mr. •Prra's high Ways and Means.
Mrs and Miss Lets have Liken up their reside :c
in Conduit-steer; where they are engaged u,ion A
new Novel. • •
The new Comedy of To Marry, or not to Mar
is dedicated :o Judge II A HO.O: e.
The charming Marchioness of Ti,WS5llk.,:O
had a dangerous attack of the gout in doe star
but is now recovered, to the great joy of 6u .
merous friends.
The Minister says he wants five millions for Cow-
Menial palaver, BuN A P ART& will say he wants it for

ceerr purposes.
JACissum, the Pugilist, has now a very respectable
school. Among his most promising pupils is A
Mr.. Caesar ros, who is reckoned in the first order
of Athletic Irishmen.
Out of Place ; sr, The Lake of humane, is the
name of the new Musical Piece announced at Co-
vent-Garden Theatre. it will have the support of
Mr. BRAWLS!, Signora Sro it ACC, and Mr. Mo.;
also the comic aid of Messrs. Bt ascii/Am and
FA WC ITT.
Mr. NUL' rs has desired us to soy, that his name.
was very unwarrantably introduced in the discussion
before Sir .loan EAwca, at Guildhall. on Tuisdayi
of which we gave an account in this Paper on Wed-
wsda,. Mr. PHI t.LIPS says, he had nothing what-
eves to do with The Advertising. MateAine, the un•
fortunate publication in question, except so far ai
givilig it the support of his advertisements.

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'4CUTCHOO.

Llntot astJaishl crirrrit4r4.3.
Ind In% appliuse,
r phenomenon t ion
• Cuechavdtchu 1/4
11Briti411 d? 1,44,

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7.4 s t, i 1l to
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ring
t4isig
l'hudea' t!„
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kotire. and squat,
tehing a as sus! qr A rat:
ifecers,their n tt I
ring st--..:utdiaCtitcitoA.
from III! magical ritig,
whole (ratio," mak
-:creams, stru 310.4•• •
g as—Cutcliscut:hu .;

" the Man 'get cri tt
quick the pro-4ra', .;• • a
Ilea he ltidt them re•tt*,

of youth acid of ar,
h —weight with tiptoes. eagag,
—the tapers hurt blue.
6.o,.—Cutchacutz:!,o.

taixrs go out—.
1.0 darkite.:, and do an !
can turiddt a clue,
)f—Cutctta:utch "Jo.

111E17
ed upon the Fasl.ional:le 114.1.
His IVl*JasTv, attendtd by
d FITZBAW, took the dwfr.
torn Slough. His MAJtS:
e but about an hour and

Their MAJESTIMA, the Psi!
f CL MBEILI.•,D and C*:
MILO IT% Uf ‘VAlet, awn,
SI ER and seversti ,ttcendar.:t
at St. George's Chapel, and
hed by the Rev. Mr. !Arse,
of St. LUKE, Allki 17th and

the Princess of WA trs at,
y two other ladies, At three
n a Bar•uchc. from Black.
rents of Lady C111,141.0M
And returned *in to Blaek•
t. Her Royal If:gimes, set
isor.

the Duke of KLnr had a se.
Inner, at Kensingsnn•palace,
Colonel Sy N Ls, sxne (3104
tor GL ASS It, &C.

e of CAMillOtiE completed

r.sicecarne to town yester)!A:
) dine with the Marge))
r. B. PoNsoNsv is rcenretr...
ion, and has taken a how<

certainly start for Middles-
!leet,uit. Stmts.:a Mr. l'AitA
roil be a dlazi. c
tREAGH hits ibsued cards for
t of Marcb.

>t• and family arrived at
ndish-square, on Frilly.
Salt Duty say, it is a ne:es-
fern comic authors, however,
c soh is not of that descr,-

s recovered from a severe at.

A mracu will give a grad
ay, at Branikn.wigh Hqui,
iiversary of the Matoaavt'

t more in chasAaer, had Mr.
t.() Mr. TRISIC At the Optla

light.
ch Day was celebna, d nt
'thur,d-ty la,l, V; 1:h J.

ch Mr. Tri•tc was engaged
a sad business.
; taken up her rea.b.a,e
er-square. Her he •
hold forth a promise of
.able aftress in her ptclos:o.
;ay, that 'Waugh horses have
's high Wal and Means.
s have taken up their rcsidece:
:re they are engaged upon

)f To Marry, or not to Mar v,
hIAND,Itte.
chioness of mwNstiL,l)
k of the gout iu tbc stor.
, to the yea joy of ho

e wants five millions for Co ,r•
ART& will say he wants it

ist, has now a very respectable
most promising pupils is
is reckoned in the first order
The Lake of Lw•anne, is
',cal Piece announced at

It will have the support
a BTos ACC, and Mr. 111
of Messrs. Btsmcu•so

kited us to say, that his name
dy introduced in the discussion
mt, at Guildhall. on Tu:kdAJ
account in this Paper on Wec
PS says, he had nothing what-
Illageti,oe, the in
in questiott, except 10 tar
)E his stilvertisemen:s.

TffEA'TRES.

KING'S THEATRE.
elegant place was most numerously attended
rd/- night. The Opera of Beiphyk was
second time, and with increased suc-
the new Ballet. The ladies were ex-
illiant : velvet hussar caps, with three RAI
nd a profusion of diamonds, were much
angst tho numerous nobility we ob-
.
I:inches; of Grafton, the Marchionevi of Rath, the
.notes of Jersey, Comitepses of Westmoreland
, Mt! Elliker, and the Lily TovimMen.h, La
gentinck, Pi,rthf A. Windham, S Bailey, Warren,
d Doliwond. The Earls of Caled ot,
VuocAnnon, Yliaars. Benington, Fordyce, and Wing.
IIItURV-L ANS.
Kunz 12-,trim; performed the charader of
the Tragedy of Tancred and Sig,imundo,
q• night. It is one of those pits is
his years, he is not calculated to shine
inrivalled splendour that illumines his
, Dorgias. His attradive influence, how-
not less powerful than upon any previous
'lnc house overflowed in every pair, and
. were peculiarly brilliant. Mrs. 11. JOHN-
the Sigisarande of the night, and acquitted
a very respedable style. The part of
was sustained by Mr. ELLISTON.