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I'AFITRES.

KING'S TREATIES.
Last night the Opera of Ii Ratio di Pea,efeihr
was performed here. It combined the united power:
of Mrs Encelsoros and Madame Gaasoui. Al
most every song was entered, and received the
greatest applause, from I most crowded and brilliaa
audience. The neer-Ballet of La Belle Lediere; es
Blanche Reine de Calks, followed. This beautifu
Ballet was complete ill all its pans, and brough
forward with alt the attraeions of charming scenerz
niusic, dresser., and decorations. Never was the,
more grace and agility displayed than by the per
formers. They received the most unbounded ap
probation.
oaca,r-cas:r.
. Last night, the new Comedy of The Hardy Maui
attratted an elegant and crowded audience, and wa
again received throughout with the must unboundei
and unqoalified applause.
' ...fteheed Came de Lox was the entertainment
Miss Decane performed the part of ;Gala, in th
absence of Mrs. MOUNTAIN, who is stilt indisposed
and gave a most animated picture of the fair MI
tilda. Herr songs were loudly applauded.
COY ENT.G a anvs.
The neap Rarer's* played o,eavian in The MAUS
tninetrt for the second time. He was, as usual, ex
cellent, equal to himself, and inferior to none.—
But the general efFee was greatly impaired by hits
ST. 'Leon.. his Floranthe. If it were possible t
throw an air of ridicule over the admirable wilts
of the Emit: Resew, the caricatured portrait c
Flareethe must have done it
Lard °smote/Obi% Oirkee, Fes. 3, 1103.
Musics isbereby i.ve% tilt t'ute witt be a Dtawen-receet 11
St. James's, ea Tfirsitfy the 14tb instant.
Yesterday morning, about nine o'clock, His MI
jury arrived at the Qaetw's House from Yew.
Soon arter twelve o'chck, His MAJESTY set a
for Blackheath, on a visit to the. Princess of Wats
We ETC hippy to say Her Majesty continues i
get better. .
Yesterday the Duke of Sosszx dined with Hs
MAJESTY and the Paisicasass.
This evening the ROYAL Fast: cv are expeee
to honour the Conceit of Ancient Music with the
presence..
The Duke of Yose, General Wvist,Atts, M
Ga caswooo, and a large party of Military Offices
dined yesterday with General Ross, at his hoot
in Saville-rnw.
.Lord GRaNVIL La. gave, .on Sunday, an Amis.
dinner to a large party of political friends, at C
ms:lford-House, Oxford street.
The Earl of Gaunter gave, yesterJay, a cabin
dinner at his house in Arlington-street. .
1 The E.srl of. BLCILINON A SISHISE vriM giee steal
1 net dinner this day, at his horse in Grosvent
square.
Lady De Cctrroao, who is finally nominal
Governess to Hes. Royal Highoess Princess Cola
LOT TE of WA L ZS, is sister to the Earl of Mar a.
The band of the Oxford Blues, who are on ti
Ki NO'S duty at Windsor, we understand. is sheet
to be enriched with kettle drums of silver. a press
from His MAILS I' Y•
The Earl of Commove* arrived at his house
Hill-street, on Sunday night, from saltersturd,
Cheshire. His Lordship and family were delay
by the snow, five days, upon the road.
Lady Sven arrived in town on Saturday, at h
house in Audley-square.
Earl Pouear left town on Friday, for Hint
St. George.
Viscount and Viscountess Vs cciaas west on 5
turday last to Woburn Abbey, on their way to U
ton, in Warwickshire.
Lord and Lady CARLETON left town on .Sundt
for Cashiobury Park, the seat of the Earl of Kw
The Earl of W INCIIELSEA left town yestersi,
for Wansted, the seat of the Prince of Cellos.
The preparations making 4 Drury,laue (hest
for the appearance of the f Nog Reacias, are wort
the liberality of the Managers.
The jun. Dowager Countess of Bocaissona
suite has taken an elegant house in Halt-moc
street.
Lady ELGIN, we understand. retires from :
superintendence of the young Paiscsss, on a p
sion of 20001 per annum for life.
Attar the Opera List night, the. Duchess of I
vonsista e gave art elegant supper to a large pa
of fasbionables, at her house in Piccadilly.
At the Edinburgh Theatre, on Monday last,
amateur Lady of that city made her debut in
charaetr of Lady Madrerh.
It has given us great pleasure to hear, the.
Stoats Starlit. now resident at Clifton Haters
Feels himself so far recover..', that lie is about
make a tender of his services u Government. on
enterprise in which they may think 6t to employ h
The Kota has been pleased to rant to Sir it
Cocrovs, Knight of the ‘lost Honourable Os
of the Bath, and Admiral of the Blue Squarfmt
His MAJESTY'S Fleet. the Office of Treasurer
Receiver-General of the Royal Hospital at Gn
with.
The Kisco has been pleased to grant to the Ri
Honourable Wit. Liam liar, Earl of Errol, the r
and Office of Knight Marshal of Scotland, in
room of Sir ROSES r LAURE, Bart, deceased
The Hon. GEORGE Kwox, Member for the I
versity of Dublin, was married last week to
ANN ST A PLE, daughter of Sir Hostas- STAP
at her father's seat, In the Queen', County, Irol,
We are sorry to learn, unit the Right 'Hon. I
(1101014344,iit, Chief Baron of the Exchequer in
W,d, has, for a few days past, been prevented 1
*tending in hisjudical situation by indisposition
It is said that the Hon. Dr. PE I. it • as, broths
the Earl of Osten's-K. ea, made Bishop of Dr
In 1803, wiU be translated to the See of Norwic
Sir Hteav V•ssa 'Femme, of Glenarm Ca
BM. is appointed High Sherif of the County
Antrim.
The whist, started the other evening, in a L
tsPany, whether any of the many adventai
will gain great prizes in the present /Al
i 'lase a priesehmext of their approaelolisi=
i prosperity t A sagacious old
d
wWhlic;cidi :an drawing,
ethwt more
oiabntugbe:int.filasfraatlit)afi7tilahse.
,',,cacedlepi.itatill=ll:4oafis the few ohm:

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS, JAM. 25.
Last Sunday, his Excellency the*Marquis Luche-
situ, Envoy Extraordinary, and Minister Plenipo-
tentiary of His Majesty the King of Prussia, was in-
troduced by the Grand Master of the Ceremonies
into the Cabinet of the Emperor. At this private
audience, he presented his Majesty with a letter
from his Sovereign, announcing the birth of a Prince,
son of His Prussian Majesty.
We are assured, that all the Archbishops of
France have received letters of promotion to the
rank of Officers of the Legion of Honour.
M. Salmatoris, Master of the Ceremonies to his
blajesty the Emperor, set out on Sunday, from
Paris, for Lyons, from whence he will go, according
to report, to Turin.
Guillemot, arrested the 16th of December last,
upon the coast of Morbihan, was tried on the
14th of January, before a Nlilitary Commission, at
Vannes. The judgment, by which he was con-
denir-d to death, was executed on the 15th. He
had returned from England in the month of May
last, after the arrest of Georges, and acknowledged
it upon his examination. It also appeared that,
finding no safety for himself and his companions,
in a country whose inhabitants had long since re-
turned more peaceful habits, he had agreed with
the master of a bark, for six hundred francs,
to carry him and his party to an English station.
His interrogatories proved that he still continued
in arms, and blindly executed all the orders of
Georges, and that he received an annual stipend
from the English Government. Before his death,
he implored the goodness of his Majesty the Em-
peror in favour of his second son, who was arrested
along with him, but who did not participate in his
crimes. The execution, which took place upon
the Jay of a great market, had for its spectators a
considerable number of peasants, whom nothing
can now shake in their attachment to the Govern-
ment, which has restored to them all the blessings
of peace, and all the consolations of religion.--
( Maximo,.
Letters from Madrid, of the Bth of January, state
an apprehension that the English secret expedition
is destined against Ferrol.
Letters from Rome, of the 24th of December,
state that, as circumstances have required the em-
ployment of a considerable number of troops for
the proteflion of the frontiers of the state, Govern-
ment has resolved to raise an auxiliary force in ca-
valry for the proteflion of the coasts.
Letters from Franckfcrt, of the I6th January,
tante, that Austria has sent a farther rcirifiwcement
of two regiments of cavalry to the cordon established
upon the Italian frontiers. The same letters add,
that. according to accounts from St. Petersburg!),
the objekl of the nession of the Russian Count No-
votilsolt to London, has been to notify to the Ilia-
tiih Minister, the opening of negociatoms between
Russia and France, under the mediation of Prussia.
Accounts from the Hague, of the 17th of January,
state, that some English, who lately lauded near
Middleburg, to pillage, have been niale ritsonert
by the inhabitants.

!Mil IN, JAN. 15.

His Majesty the King of Prussia, immediately
after his acknowledgment of the Emperor of the
French, caused it to be communicated to the Count
de Lille, that it would be proper he should abstain
from every step teialing to ret ive pretensions to
the crown of France, to which a new f-louse 1;
been called wit!: the approhaticn of Europe ;
that having thus ..cknowledged the head of a fourth
race of Sovereigns of France, be desired that the
Count de Lille, if he wished to remain within his
states, should not snake any attempt, direaly or in-
direCtly, upon the tights of the new Monarch of the
French. The Count de Lille having, in the mean
time, set out for Calmer, and the police having been
informed that agents were going and coming from
France to Warsaw, to plot and intrigue, the King
of Prussia wrote to the Count de Lille, that he felt
himself obliged to notify to him to choose another
residence; as the Emperor of the French possessed
the reciprocal right between sovereign, to demand
that sone of his enemies should be tolerated
within a friendly state. The Count de I ills then
addressed himself to the Emperor of Russia, to
demand from him an asylum. He received from
him an answer worthy of that Prince, who de-
clared to him, that, being attached to the Sovereign
of the French, by the bonds of personal friendship
and eitecni, he saw, with pleasure, the new direc-
tion of the affairs of France that if there existed
:try coldness between the two states, it was that be-
tween power and power, and concerning things fo-
reign from the internal arrangements of that em-
pire, which he considered as terminated. Never-
theless, that he should not refuse to grant a refuge
to the Count de Lille, and that he intended for him
the city of Kiow, upon the banks of the Boris-
them s, to which he should repair in spring, and
until then, that he might remain at Mittau.

QS.
Tranquillity has not been of long duration in the
province of Servia, and hostilities are going to
commence with more fury than ever. The theatre
of war will open upon the Drina.—Cserapitz, one
of tht Generals of the insurgents, has put himself
in motion with 8000 men. He marches against the
famous Muss-Aga, who appears to menace the
Servians. It is said, that Czerni George, General
in Chief, will command this expedition in person.
Every person able to serve is 'ordered to take up
arms. The insurgent forces will be divided into
three divisioas, of which one will form the siege of
Belgrade ; the second will take post upon the Banks
of the Drina ; and the third will be placed between
these two corps. All the negociations which were
cart lug on between the Turks and bervians are en-
tirely broken off.

A Dublin Paper of the Ist, received yesterday.
says-...,4 In the case which has occupied the
Cuurt of King's Bench for some days respeliwg the
legality of an arrest made under the authority of an
Kcelish Judge's warrant, the Court yesterday deli-
' mud shoe opinion against the defendant ; but as he
rettlimilif obtained a Writ of Habeas Corpus out of
the Caw of Erchequer, the question still remains
talks massed."

LAW.
COURT OF KING'S BENCH, WESTMINSTER, Fes. 5.
Almost the whole of this day, the Court was oc-
cupied in hearing Law Arguments, of no public in-
terest whatever.
Mr. John Peacock was brought up in the custo-
dy of the Keeper of the House of Correction, by
Habeas Corpus, moved for by Mr. GA Know. on
Friday lag, of which we gave a report in our paper
of Saturday.
The decision of the Coroner's inquest, and the
affidavit of Mr. Peacock, were reads both of which
were a repetition of the circumstances, we have al-
ready laid before the public, in the report alluded to.
Lord ELLILNIOLOUGH directed, that the Prisoner
should enter into recognisance, himself in 1001 and
four sureties in 501. each. The Prisoner was ac-
cordingly admitted to bail, and discharged.

FROM LAST NIGHT': GAZATTZ.-

MILITARY PROMOTION.S.

Commission sisal hy the Lent Liemtement of the County tif
Stirling.
West Stirlingsliirc Vol unteer,Legiosi...-Major Henry Clanked,
to be Lieutenant-Colonel.Conimandant, vice Lennox, re-

signed. Dated Dec. 25,1804.
Captain Charles Stirling to be Second Major. Dated Jan.
1, 1805.
Coneiniaitens in the Royal Cheshire Militia, biped by the Lord
I.ientenont.
Thomas Parker, Esq. to be Colonel, vice Lord Grey, re
signed; dated Dec. 9, 1804.
Commissions awned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
Middlesex.
Western Regiment of Middlesex Militia —Ensign L. W.
Harris to be Lieutenant. Dated Jan. 19,1805
To be Ensigns' Thomas Kemp, Gent. Dated Der 23,
rt 1804. Robeßowcher, Gentman Dated Dec. 34, 1894.
Edward Hetherington' Gent.; dated January 13, 1805.
B Fos, Gent. • dated January 19, 1835.
I.oyal British Artificer—George Orr, Gent. to be Adiutant,
with the Brevet Rank of Captain, sice Lyte, resigned; dated
December, 19, 1804.
Brentford and Ealing Volunteer—Joseph Heath, Gent to be
Ensign' vice Eacou, resigned; dated December 19, 1804.
HigligateVolunteera—Ensign Groves to be Lieutenant, vice
Pontainresigned; dated January 5, 1805.
Joseph Palmer,ient. to be Ensign, vice Groves, promoted ;
dated as above.,
It. Margaret's and St. John's Volunteers—Ensign John Web-
ster to be Lieutenant, vice Ellis, resigned ; dated January 3,
1805.
St. Giles and St. George, Bloomsbury, Volunteers— ohs
Raphael, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Smith, resigned; dated
November 28, 1804.
Conineisnons in the Tower Hamlets Militia, airiel by the Lard
Lieutenant. Dated January, La, 1805.
241 Royal Regiment.--James Sheridan Knowles, Gent to be
Ensign, vice Cottingbam, promoted.
Cestesissiere in the Bridge Hill Yeomanry Cavalry, signed Jiy the
Lori Lieutenant of the Coney of Kent.
Cornet Richard Halford to be Lieutenant, vise Mugge:eon, re-
signed. Dated Jarman. 30, 1805.
Brook Taylor, Gent. to be Cornet. Dated a'S

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVE!).
nudes Eakricke Broadly and Isaac Howard, of Kitig,ton-
upon-Hull, wine and spirit inerchanui, February 2, 305.
Idwaid Morgan and Henry Williams, of Nobleanest, Ja
'nary 31, 1805.
Juries Knowles and William Hall, warehousemen, No 71,
Wood-street, Cheaptide, London, January SI, 1805.
Daniel Jones, of No. 1, Jamostitreet, Liverpool, and Wil-
liam Edward Roberts, of Ni. S. Brunswick street, Liverpool,
.woollenalrapers, January 91, 1003.
David Mandel&le, John Plowes, jun Thomas Russell,
John Brandey, and T. Easward Upton of Mear, in the township
of Whitwood, in theyetaisk ot Fwth:rsone, in the county of
York, ntanufsCrenns of wasehenware, January 1, !805
William I lawkins arid Thomas 'Hawkins, of Boininghain,
button-manna/luster, Dec. 28, 1804.
William Jones and William Challenger, of Bristol, oil and
colournsen, Jan. 30, 1805.
George Godber and Joseph Gregory, of Liverpool, plumbers,
glaziers, and painters, Jan. 31, 1180.
William Bustard, of Manchester, and Robert Wright, of
Watling-street, Lennon merchants, Jan. 1, 1805.
Thomas Bunn and Thomas Mason, of No. 8, Chearside,
haberdashers, Jan. 18, 14105.
John Dalsworth, Georg Peacock, and Ilenjamin Dods-
worth, of Kiogiton upon Hull, merchants, Jan. 1, 1805.

BANKRUPTS.
Sargeant, late of Ruaia-euurt, Milk-sheet, ',unduly
warelsousetruna, to surrender Feb. 14 19, zt.ol Ntsoch 19, at
elev, n, at rjuilt!ltall. Attorney, Mr. Jams, M•Mtichael, Fascia-
lane, tornhill.

hanks Rooth, of Salford, Lanralter, meichant, to surrender
Feb. In, 21, n,:clNfarel; 19, at eleven, at the Dog Tavern,
Deansgate, Manchester. Attorney', Mrs:as Ches.li;r and
Walker, Manchester; nr Mr. Ellin, Curtitor...treet,
Nathaniel Chaprisan, William Mellor, and Robert Mellor,
late of Stockport, Chester, cotton maiiiiiitatirer4, to surrender
F. b. 21, 22, and Maqat 19, at eleven, at the Uld Angel Inn,
in Marcie...field, Chester. Attorneys, Nieto". Clulsoir and
Stone, Maelesfield ; at, Mr. Ralph KM', Cursitiiostreet,
L•11(1011.

Jus,pli Gilbert, of ■rivtel, merchant, to surrender Feb. 7,
19, and March 19, at twelve, at the Rummer Tavern, in All
Stints-lane, Bristol. Attorneys Mr. Edward Stephens, Small
street, Bristol; or, Messrs. Blandfural and Sweet, inner Tem-
ple, London.
John Jackson, of Liverpool, mercitaat, to surrender March
4,5, 49, at one, at the Globe 'tavern, in John i'rett, Liver-
pool. Attorneys, Mr. Edward Blackstock, laverpo..4 ; or, Mr.
Thomas Blackstock, St. Mildred's-court, London.
Joseph Turner, of Stockport, Chester, cottots-spimier, to
surrender Feb. 21, 22, and March 19, at three, at the Scar Inn,
Manchester. Attorneys Mr. Huxley, Temple, Leaden ;
Mr. Barnett, Manchester.
Ralph Clark Lowed late of Newcastle upon.T) me, ship-
owner, to surrender Feb. 6, 16, and March 19, at one, at
Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Ulm in, Shadvell.
Thomas Wright, of Marhain, hi the county of Norfolk,
dealer and chatiman, to surrender Feb. 18, at five, 19, and
March 19, at eleven, at the Bell Inn, Brat:duo, Suffolk. At-
ha' ney, Mr. Fuller, Brandon.
Joseph Bryans, of Little Briuin, London, dealer and chap-
man, to surrender Feb. IV, 16, and March 19, at ten, at
Guildhall.. Attorney, Mr. Godmoud, Crescent, Fridge-street.

DIVIDENDS.
March 4. !Benjamin Ellis, of Holt, Norfolk, vintner, at few,
at the Star Tavern, Great Yarmoutii.
Feb. 16 Susanna Metcalf and John Metcalf, of Golden
Leveourt, Cheapside, London, hosiers, at ten, at Guild-
hall, London.
March 9. Nathan Jolley, of Woodstock-street, Oxford-street,
Middlesex, warehouseman at ter., at Guildhall, London.
March 21 Samuel Cook, olTroubridge Wilts, clothier, at
twelve, at the George Inn, in Trowbralge, Wilt:.
Feb. IG. William Lewis Mealliii, of Manchester--treat, Mate
chester•emare, Middlesex, surgeon and apothecary, at ten,
at Guildhall, London.
Feb. 23. William Knight and William Raab, of Tonbridge
Wells, Kent, bankers, at one, all Guildhall. London.
Feb. 27. John Motley, of Huddersfield, York, woolstapler,
at eleven, at the Rose and Crown Inn, in Huddersfield.
Feb. 211. Johns Bishop, of Sheerness, Kent, shopkeeper, at
ten, at Guikllsall, London.
April 10. Thomas Row,of Bath, butcher, an six, at the
Christopher bin and avern, Bath.
March 11. James Williams, of Ilaverfordwest' Pembroke,
shopkeeper, at eleven, at the White Lien, Broad street,
Bristol.
April 30 Thomas Towle and Joshua Jackson, of News3te-
gate-strect, Lonrho, warehousemen, at muse, attgatildhall.
March 2. Gewile Fraser and Andrew Fearer, of Bow Churi•h•
yard, London, warehousemen, et eleven, at Guildhall.
Feb. 26. kleulding and jowls WilliamSowerby, of I.i
verpool, merchants, at twelve, at the George Inn, Dee-
street, Liverpool.
March 1. Joseph Marriott Weller and Michael Walla, of
Hightovii, Parish of Bintall, York, merchants, at ten, at the
Yew Tree Inn, in Robertmen, Parish of &omit.
Feb. HS John Green, late of Reading, Beaks, mealman, at
eleven, at the Compter, in Reading.
March 9. John Fowkes, late of Bush-lane, London, wine-
merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
March 5. Isaac Woodall, of Picket-haw, near Egremont,
Cumberland, hatter, at eleven, at the King's Anna, White-
haven.
Feb. 23. William Knight, of Tunbridge Welk, Kent,
banker, at one, at Guidhall, London.
CERTIFICATES—FIa 21.
Matthew Mackenzie, of Fleet-street, London, vintner
Samuel Garold, late of Saxmorulliam, Suffolk, tailor.
Robert Jeffery, formerly of Isle Abbott, Sonsemenhirit, Waft
of Witham-street, Blackfnals-rood, Surrey, het now a pri-
soner in Hit Majesty's prison of the Fleet, shopkeeper.
Venus* Solo*, of Liverpool, Lancaster, tailor.
John Jephson, of Nottingham, hosier.
Thomas White, of Wiaitetiard, Rosemary-lane, 3n11.441105ex,
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