The National Register.
London, England, 1813-01-03 00:00:00

INDEX TO Tur, SIXTH VOLUME OF

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U 9; New flan ot 1 axolotl by the Cur-, , 515, Lord We;
too's lostrocti iris to the Army on enteral; France, 516 ; !..)rd
Vie lin ,ton's It .in ostratiLe to the Spanish Government the
remora' of Geneial Castaaos frcm the Commanl of the 4th Spa.
nisi' A u my, t
Silvana - I),sinissal of the French Ambassador from Swede
rice ti 533 ;
e.'•
Swedish Artily at Stralsund, 371, 405 ; the Crown Pril
at while revi •wiog his Troops before Ste, tin, during the attn. •-
Ike, S 6; Cr wit Prince's Address to the Combined Arm
buy
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nei,,,4 appointed Getie-alt,,tno, 563 ; Crown Prine's
tins, MS, 59,i, 643, 1G;, 812
COLONIAL S ETTI, EM P. NTS .
iNnt A COMYANN —Official Correspondence, meetings of the
I')lr.t;tors, arnt Deb.ites at the India Housed n the renewal of the
Ccrnpany', Cita.ter, '2B. 4), 59, 63. lg. 70. 4:;9, 460.
WLVI' I surts—k.artl.qualce at j.miaica, 36 ; Dieadtul Hurricane,
tag.

STifTE PAPERS.
Lord Castlereagh and Mr. Russell, on the Impressment of Ame-
20
fica Sr en . - • .
, 38
srinsh De, la -
ration of War against America -
Powsiarr Declaration of War against France, and Reply of the
242
French Government . - - . .
Arotr int armed Neutrality - - - - 02.
Treat!. i.etween England and Sweden - - - 358
A.ttst ran ..
Declaration against France - - 59
Treett cetween A nAt ria and Rushia - - . 6906 C
AI v't 1t 1 oti between England and R ussia - .. '733
Canvireoti o between Eitgl.iol and Prussia - - 734
Declaration of the All ed Pow,?rs - - 805
EXTRAORDINARY GAZETTES.
S, 47, 53. 4?6, 469, 454, .510, 602, 611, 612, 614, 632, 639, 688, 893,
709, 732, 752. 755, 735.
Slll' PI.E.MENTARY GAZETTES.
33, 527, 375, 445, 617. 718, 757.
LONDON GAZETTES.
& 8 21, cc, 40, 41, 41, 51. 67. W 7, 102, 103, 510 s, 520 w, 518*.
5.9*, 1.-,4 , 5,-, 171, 172, 157, 18,4, 203, *.M4 '215, c3I, 232, 246,
'217 '..1. S. 2.19. (:60, 211, (262. 273. 29;, :1' 6, :Al, :158, 374, 577,
srn, 41-2. 4 o, 4 9. 453, 471, 4F6, 437, 504, AS, 519, .5;.5, 550,
15,51, ;(ii 5,7, ri, 3. 605. 612, 618, 6:12 646, (;62, (i6l, 191, E 95,
715. 711, 7Z.2, 133, 748, ;4), 754, 7t;o, 714, 775, 789, 79i, 806,
& 7, y:.,. S 2J.
P_IELLIMENTARY INTELLIGENCE.

310UsE OF 1.011175.
ViiriCe o!.W.lles---Vie.icatinii of the conduct of the Commissioners
during the 1 eqn ry, by Lords Ellenborough, 3cc. 1117.
Catlurlic ttursiion—PetUions for and against the Claims, Debates,
Lc. ti-6. i 0;), 536'.
E•tst India CI, ,t ter Petitions and other proceedings thereon, 86,
1141, 213, '230, 40.1; Royal Assent, 467.
War in spain, sti, 170; Conduct of the American war, .51$* ; Naval
Adnrinstr•iti.in, 23), :3.*; Pet'ti-ns for Peace. Prisoliersof War,
213; Treaty with Swedes, ; Address of Condolence to the
Frince 11:g •iu on the dc, tai or the Duchess of Brunswick, 1119;
11$ Stipendiary Curate's Bill, 2.0; Improvement of Smithfield
market. 357 ; Pap. r Currency, 437 ; the Speaker's Address to
Ow Prime R...gcnt, and his Royal Highness's Speech, closing the
S:•ssion, 467.
Opening of the New Session—Prince Regent's Speech, and the Ad-
dress in answer, 7..6; 'Treaties with the Allies hid on the Table
—Thanks to Lord Wellington ;4nd the Army for their conduct
in the battles cit the Pyreneei and in the capture of St. Sebasti-
ans, R..rtuiation of the Spanish caltimnies against our troops, af-
ter the storming of the fortres‘, ,• Insolvent Debtors, 740,
76.5, 773 ; Dei hr.tlon of the Allied Powers, and motion of Ad-
-Bf2l .

110 N&

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C tiMber r I at the Went oath Election, Petitions for Peace, In-
come fax, =S:I3 ; Third Theatre, Sew Streets, Proposed Relief
ti Bakers, 276; Petition against illegal apprenticeships, Admit.
rally Register Insolvent Debtors, 250031. granted to the
sufferers in thei island of St. Vincent's, 358 ; Corn Laws, 391, 401.
496; Mr. SWAIM'S motion for prosecuting the Duke of Leeds.
for exercising undue influence in the Borough of Helston, 496;
Mr. Creevey's statement on his being found guilty of a libel,
406; Orange Lodges, Auction Bill, 4200 422 ; -Thanks to Lord
Wellington and the A tiny, for their gallantry at Vittoria, Pay of
Se.mien, 437 ; Lord Castlereagh moves an Address to the Prince
Regent for the erection of Monuments to Maj.r-General Bowes,
Slr W. Myers, Lieut.-Col. C..dogan, and Major-General Sir T.
Brock, 412; Slave Trade, conduct of the Portuguese Govern-
-4:52; Session closed, 468.
The Opening of the Parliament—Memorable Speech of the Prince Re-
gent—Addr,ss moved by Lord Compton and seconded by Mr. C.
Grant,7o7 ; Continental Treaties, M r. Sumner's :notion for prinfli
ing she Speaker's Speech made at the Bar of the House of Lords at
at the close of the last Session,Thanks to Lord Wellington and
ug his
Army, tee. 723 • Annual grant of Seamen and Marines, 727 ; A ..
mentation of the' disposable Force of the Country, 726, 741, 7-13 ;
Foreign Subsidies, Interesting Speeches of Lord Castlereagh and
Mr. Canning, 743 ; Local Militia extended service Bill, Vote fir
Land Forces, East India Sugar Acas, 765 ; Insolvent Debtor's
Amendment Bill, 774; State of Newgate, 739; Reformation of
the nt*
Coper Currency, 782, 806 ; New Title of the Pri of
Orange, p 805, Declaration of the Allied Sovereigns, and motion
of Adjournment, 822.
DELIG'ATE INVESTIGATION.
Princess of Wales's Letter to the Prince Regent, 107; Report of the
Privy Council to the Prince Regent, on the propriety of restrain-
ing the intercourse between the Princess and her Daughter, 149;
the King's Commission, instituting an inquiry into the man
of certain charges against her Royal Highness, 14S1 ; Deposition
of Lady Douglas, 177 ; Sir j. Douglas, Bidgood, Cole, Smitten,
Lloyd, Wilson, Roberts, Stikeman, Sicard, 161 to 165; Mrs.
Lisle, H. Lisle, Edmeader, Mills, Austin, Townley, Law-
rence; 177 to 184 ; Defence of the Princess by Lord Elden, the
late Spencer Perceval and Sir T. Plonter, 182 : Report of the
four Commissioners to the King and other Documents, 163 ;_
Message• from the King and other Documents, 168 ; Princess of
'Wales's letters to the King, 167, 183, 194, 210; her Royal
Highness's letter to the Speaker of the ouse of Commons, 151.
Congratulary Addresses to her Royal Highness, from the cities of
London, Westminster, and Bristol, 253; Common Council and
Common Hall of London, c:63; Borough of Southwark, 277 ;
Middlesex, 333; Catholics of Ireland, 412; and Von; Boston,
signed by four hundred Ladies, 430.
PROVINCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

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Aog ICULTUR E-9.22, 296, 962, CA L 66, 697. 716, 781.
ASVZES, acc.—Trials at York, of the Murderers of Mr. Horsfall,
21 ; Kent and Essex, 191 ; Horsham, 07; Lancashire, Shrews.
bury, and Suffolk, 223 ; Hampshire, Essex, Hertford, North.
amrton. Wincht.ster, and Lincoln, 500 ; Devon, Lincoln, Rut-
land, 517; Warwick, York, and Down, 547 ; Gloucester, York-
shire, Bristol, 564.
Predicted Dissolution of Grintar, a Tailor • .
R lot at Frome t . .
The Luddites r t
Ann Moore, the Fasting Woman . 1
Remarkable Cow at Moss Dike, Extraordinary fish
Thunder Storm at Margate . .
Singular Burglary at the Kettering Bank . .
Shock of an Earthquake at Stamford . 646
Melancholy Accident in one of the Stone-quarties in Swanage 699
Thunder Storm at Brighton, Diabolical Attempt on Chitworth
Powder-mills . . 791
Sham li Af SOll 815

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MOUSE OF COMMONS,
Precedes the Weekly Summary in seen vii UllllJcg p UMW. a •••••• ......---..
The Prince“ of NV .le,—lmportant debates on Mr. C. lohnstone's Head.
m,t ion, 146, 151 ; Correspondence het ween Mr. \V fittbreact and
Mrs. Lisle. '..01 ; Sir J. an -I Lady Douglas, 186 ; their Petition. SUMMARY OF POLITIC4L EVENTS.
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2:1I ; furthei rii-cussion on the subject of her Royal Highness's Overtures to the Russians by Buonaparte, Conversation between.
persecution, 213. Murat anti Milaradovitch . . 4
Eft Indira Charlet dill—Petitions, Debates, &c. 86, 199, 213, 231, Dispatches from Lord Cathcart.- detailing the Events recorded in
:'57, 590, 45.2. the- 20rh French Bulletin; Capture 0 the Macedonian by
c,or,lic C:ainis—Pctitions, Debates, &c. 100, 837*, 150, 231, 776, the United Stales Frigate . 10
31 1, 353. State of the Armies in the Peninsula, Lord Wellington's Letter,
Lot al l'okeils, Vice- Chancellorls Rill, no, 514*; Sinecure Offices, Reparted Defeat of an American Army . .25
• lot ; Weymouth 4lection, Finance, American War, shattsbtiry Further Successes of the Russians, Defection of the Prussian
,1
J' •titisin, Address to the Prince Resent, Prisoners in the Fket,l Corps, ationaparte's Call for a new Levy of 850,000 men
513* ; Sift'. Btu:act:ls motion for appointing a Regepty, 5.10; Disptcnes from Lord Cathcart. Names of the French Generals 4)
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0 Finance Committee, 152, '2Ol, 2:3, 310; •Nopply to swe. ii ,n, tak:•11 in the Retreat from Moscow, Spanish Ingratitude 57
Na ; Treaty wilh Swcdcn, Budget, 3%, 391 •; Army Estimates, Re-election of Madison .to the Presidency of the United States,
Navy Ditto, Thanks to Sir C. Cott, n, Bristol Election, Mani- Recunciliatioa between Buonaparte and the Pope , $9
fest° of Louis XVI. 170; Slurplifter's Bill, Captain Phillimcire „ ETitliant Vietocy in India, American Outrages ' , 101
and M r Hancock, 201 ; Oegal interference of the Duke of Reported 4Youativil AntlSurnins of Madrid, Reports of Peace 520

Dispalch'es from I-Gil Cathcart, I rer.,;l P:pers, 5w,...- :-i d0t..1
tent . . 5404
Reported March of the Russians towards Hamburgh, Irstirrec-
noes in the North, France, Arrival of the Danish Officers,
• Secret Investigation . . IV;
Capture of the Java British Frigate by the American ship Con-
stitution, Dcfeat of another American Army . IE9
Peace between Russia and Prussia, Advance of the Russians into
Saxony . . . 205
State of Affairs, and Petitions for Peace, Fresh Taxes . 219
Dispatches, from Lord Cathcart, Regency at Paris, Fresh Ame-
rican Defeats, Fabrications respecting the Princes of Wales 52134
Reported Declaration of Austria against France, Defeat of the
French, Fresh Levies in France, British Residents in Amt.
rica detained as hostages . . . 25'J

Defeat Cf the French at -Cuxhaven, State and Positions of the
Contending Armies in the North, Napol. on's Departure from
.
Paris . 2t35
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Overtures for Peace, Failure of the Negoci4ions with Denmark 2t:o
The Saxon General Thielman and other Officers desert from the
French, Spandau and Thorn surrender to the Russians 200
State of the War in the North, the Peacock British Sloop sinks,
with nearly the whole of her Crew, fighting the American
Sloop Hornet . . 298
Reported Cessation'of Hostilities between Great Britain and
America, Defeat of Suchet, Catholic Question . 313
Occupation of Hamburgh by the French, Battle in Spain, Rus-
sian and Prussian Accounts of the Battle of Lumen. Reli-
gious Dissentions in Spain . 331
Armistice between the French and the Allies, and Congress for a
General Peace ; Relief of Hamburgh, Fall of Castro 314
Tremendous Battles of Bautzen and Wurichen, Hamburgh given
up to the French by the Danes . . f 36.)
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Occupation of Salamanca, Treaty between England and Sweden,
French Papers, Dispatches from Sir C. Stewart, the Budget,
Disturbances iv. Holland . . 378
Capture of a Park of Artillery, &c. from the French, by the
Russians, Armistice, Treaty between Sweden and Russia,
American Victory . . '9l
Defeats of the French . . 408
Total Defeat of the French Army at Vittoria, Rigorous Measures
of the French at Hamburgh . . . 424
Invasion of France, Capture of the Chesapeake by the Shannon,
Advance of the Swedes . . 441
Dispatches from Lord Wellington, Fresh Victories in America,
the Regent's Speech, Remarks on the Successes of the Army
under the immediate Command of the Marquis of Welling-
ton, and the failure of Sir J. Murray . . 472
Dispatches from Lord Wellington, Prolongation of the Armis-
tice, Gazette Extraordinary . . 489
Flag of Truce from France, Declaration frorn the Prussian Court
of the Views of Austria . . 505
Repotted Victory in Spain, News from America, Insurrection in
Carolina, Addresses to Congress for Peace . 520
Rupture of the Armistice, and Recommencement of Hostilities ;
Glorious Victories, Battles in the Peninsula, which last
five days; French Papers, Capture of the Argus by the Pe-
lican . . . 537
Renewal of Hostilities, Accession of Austria, Dispatches from
Lord Wellington . . 552
Santa Clara taken by Assault, Reported Battles in the North 568
Defeats of the Allies . . 565
Complete Def. at of the French, Victory of Gen. Blucher over
Macdonald, &c. Fall of St. Sebastians, French Papers 600
Intraordinary Gazettes, Brilliant Victories, French Papers, Got-
tenburg and Heligoland Malls, American Papers
Losses of the French Army KRIM'S

419
628,

Operations of the Campaign, Defeat of Davoust . 633
Operations of the Campaign, London Gazette Extraordinary,
Austrian and Swedish Bulletins, Dispatches trom Spain 648
Entrance of Lord Wellington into France. News from Parts 665
Extraordinary Gazette, French Papers, Capture of the Boxer by
the Enterprise American Wig. both Commanders were killed
and buried together at New Yotk - 680
Defection of Savaria, Secret A rticles of her Treaty with the Al-
lies. Difficulties of the French. Buonaparte's Advance to-
wards Berlin, expected Grand Battles, &c. . 69S
Particulars of the Lite and Death of General Moreau 609, 625
Great Defeats of Buonaparte, his Escape from Leipsic, British
Disaster on Lake Erie . . 712
Arrival of Buonaparte at Paris, Expected Seizure of all Private
Banks, Retreat of the French Army across the Rhine, Sur-
render of Pamplona . 778
Accession of Denmark, Further Advantages over the French,
Dispatches from Lord Wellington, French Papers, Unplea-
sant News from Canada . . . '745
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Captureof St. Jean de Luz, of the Outworks of Dantzic, War
in Canada. Vandamme shewn at Moscow, Buonaparte's Hu-
miliation, Liberation of Holland . 761
.

Reported Negotiations, French Papers, Important intelligence
from Holland 792

e;luns agai .- 7 Denmark, Non-surrender N. ~... •,-. , I ard-
ipg of the Prince of Orange, int resting Accounts frt,m Hol-
..
land
irrender of Dantzic, Reported Revolution in Fr:lnce, Declara-
tion of tht Allied Powers, Trittuphs of the Crown Prince's
Army,. Important Advices from Holland - . . SOS
r..ord Wellington's new Victories, Nap"kon's Address to the
Legislative Body, Congress for Peace . . 821
MISCELLANIES.

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;11,iglhenly of Buonaparte - r 1 . 13
nptcd assassination of the Duke of Wirtemburg - 168
~sonic Festival - . .. - - - 63
versatility - - - - - 91
dilly Fawcett • - - - - - 18$
,:oath of the Duchess of Brunswick ; General Mourning; Princess
Charlotte's visis to her Mother in conscquence c,t tik.e. devil; the
Dechess's Funeral - - - 196, 221
description of Mr. Pitt's Monument, with the Inicription cycitten
by Mr. Canning - - - - st_2
rhe Don Cossack - . - 4.:j7 , Tic!
The to aim of Charles I. discovered at Windsor - 1:,7
Parliamentary Reform 254; Sir F. Burdett's
of Westminster on their meeting to vote an Address to the ? i 11...
cess of Wales - - - - 23,
Lord Whitworth appointed Lord Lieutenant of Ireland - ib..
Grand Fete at Vauxhall in honour of the victory at Vittoria 451, CI
Swindling Fete at the Opera house - - - 4TIC
Report of the Plague in London - - - 41t1
Ghost Stories - - - - - 570
Public examination of Bakers, &c. - - 1,92, 671
A new French Medium of Exchange - - -- 589
Air Balloons—Unsuccessful attempt at Derby ; M. D"gen's ascen-
sion at Paris, with wings attached, by which he went against the
wind, 621 ; Mr. Cameron's ascension at Glasgow - c 26;
Letter from General Moreau to his Lady, after he lost his legs at the
battle before Dresden - - - - 637
Pretended son of Gem Moreau - - - ib.
Letter from the Emperor of Russia to Madame Moreau - 651
Comparative Statement of the Forces or the dilThrent States engaged
in the War - - - - - 654
State of the French army, intercepted lettesr - 663
The brave Captain Broke rewarded - - - 663
Earthquake at Teneriln - - - - 679
Comparative Statement of Napoleon's fotces in 1812 and 1813 f 34
Madame de Stacl's opinion of the French Police &.9
Letters from the Emperor of Russia to Lord Cathcart and Sir C.
Stewart, conferring on them Russian Orders of merit 717
Illuminations in honour of the splendid victories in Get many ib.
Copper Coin--Reduction in the Price of Beer - 810
Dinner to commemorate the Emancipation of Holland - St 3
Humanity and Bravery - - - 633
Extraordinary prophecy of Johanna Soutlicet - - 701
The Loan - - . - - • 7'92

TIIE PULPIT.
CLERICAL CHARACTER Or—The Rev. W. Tooke, 75 ; Alex. Flet-
cher ?63 ; D. W. Garrow, 380 ; Charles Simelr), ; jost:ph
Hughes, 411 ; Andrew Fuller, 4!.•9 ; J. ',wet., 414 ; W. Hun-
tington, S. S. 458, 475, 491; Jllin Randolph, D. D. (late Bishop
of London), 508, 524; Hugh Worthirgtop, 510. 555. 511; G
Huntington. 587 ; Thomas Smith. 6n ; W . Fatikrer, 633; Mr.
Townley, 650; genjamin Vale, G 69; James Gibson, 700; John
Angell 'James, 780 ; W. B. Collvcr, 811, F 24
THE WATCHMAN.—CaIhOIiES and Dissenters, 716 ; Supplantingth,:t
Establishment. 734 ; Bible Clubs, 750; Moises in the Ciinna
Regime of St. Paul's Cathedral, 766 ; Nou-Resident Ciergyinen,
796.
CLERICALIAD.—EO, 415, 334.
A iayman's Communicationslon the subjects of Dr. Rin:Io1i:IC,; re-
sistance to the self-dubbed Evangelical Pleacher•, .5;i6 ; Rc-i*;ous
Sectaries, 587 ; Popular Preaching, 714 ; Bible A :SOCIEict:,,
780 ; Catholics, on the slme subject, 77.
Observation of • Veritas Amator' on Preaching, 655.
Thanksgiving for the favottrable Harvest
Prayer for the Victory at Vittoria

FINE ARTS.
Royal Academy, 284, 3;6, 319, 380
BRITISH INSTITUTION-108, 52.5*, 317
Christ Rejected by the Jews, by Mr. West
Paintirg on Glass
Ornamental Vase to the Memory of Lord Nelson,
Hospital

650
- 491

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ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS.
Humanity to an Orphan
Mrs. Siddons and Mr. Coates, Theatrical Advertisement Extra.

ordinary
Advance and intended Advance in the Prica cf Porter
Letter to Sir Francis Burdc;t

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lIMMIIIIIIIIIMIIIIM
Vetus, or the Mountain Mouse . • 1
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J4,:irs to Vctus . . . 326
EIA Ne;son and Lady Mar&lton . . ibid.
R c ~nil Progress of Mr Coates . . . 643*
Letter from Napoleon the Great to Lord Holland . 25
14 rc. Siddons ' It et i remeot . . 252,
Letters fro... the Don Cossack, addressed to a Brother Warrior
nn the 8.0 ks 61 the Dort . • 267, 213
V It.c' re Inoculation . . • "21.9 i
Small Pox Inoculat:on, or Mr. Burnet Revived ,2
Observations and Ohjections to tlw Your Debtor's Relief. Bill 'KA
rubs cans and Pewter Pots . . Mrl
Political Prognos:ics for liii4 . . . 684
13 tionapartes SoliliAtty at Leipsic . • 716
The Dandelion Preachers . 4 • 593
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13, 210

REVIEW OF LITERATURE.
Rok&by, by Walter Scott •
LUDICROUS GAZETTE.
Fabricated Correspondence b.tween the Princess of Wales and the
Servants of the Crown, Lord' Moira and Mr. Whitbread, Let-
ter from Billy Austin to Mr. Whitbread . • vs
POETRI; ORIGINAL AND SELECT.
Travelling Dialogue between Buonaparte and Cauluincourt on the
road from Russia . . L 9
X pigram on Mr. Whitthread's Motion for offering Peace, and on
the Report of Buonaparte's Death • - • IS
Epigram on the Defeat of Beauharnois by General Platoff, on
the :fiver Bone . . . I
Extracts from ' Immortality' . •
Lines on the Acceptance of Remorse . . 74
Cockney Epigram on an Impromptu 542
. .
Remarkable Prophecy . . 285
An Address intended to be spoken at the Literary Fund Dinner S'6s
letter of Condolence to Mr. Creevey . . 962
Rnssia, or the Crisis of Europe . . 410
Epigram on Napoleon's Visit to the Pope, after his return from
Russia . . . 411
Battle of Vittoria . . 461
Epigram hunt. ed fora Grivestone in Paddington Churchyard 462
An Ode on the Battle of Vittoria, performed at Vauxhall at the
Fete given in Honour of that glorious Victory . 477
Invocei.-n 10 Peace . • 525
Lines on the Death of Mr. llye. the Poet Laureat . 525
Epigram on a Christian Mealman . . 669
Mud instead of Glory . ,
loose Teeth . ; am

nge flnvtn
(Ow; yon the late Granville Sharp

. 491
493

A Goad' xcuse

DRAMATIC REGISTER.
CovENT-G Art Dr N.—Harlequin and the Red Dwarf, 12; Students of
Salamanca. ti'?, 77 ; Mrs. Jordan's Widow Cheerly. Miss Dou-
glass'. A lici.i, 110 ; Mrs. Caranhell's Isabella, 52441; At Home.
5 :511; Mr Soweibif's Othello, 237 ; Aladdin, or, The Wonderful
Lamp, 9.'a; Education, 2F2 • the Brazen Bust, 30; Mrs. Sid-
dons's Laity Macbeth, 33t ; \ctr. Fawcett's Address at the close
of the season, 460 ; New Decorations, 570.,—Ovening of the
Theatre, Mr. Poreus's Brulgruddety, Miss Rennel's Ariel,
'Mr, Tem.'s Leon, Miss Matthews's Katharine, Mrs. Kennedy's
A hce, 53;; Mrs. WC ibbon's Mrs. Haller, 'Mr. Terry's lord
Odc!)y, Mr V inniiig's Frederick, 606; Miss Stephens's Orst ap-
peararce ac 'Manchu*, 638 ; Mr. Conway's A lezander and Othello,
and ;s. Desdemona, 651 ; Mrs. M'Gihboii's Elvira
an:' Belvidere, Mr. Conway's jilltier ; The Miller and his MeL,
EB5; Mr. Conway's Henry the Fifth; The Invisible Bride.
groom, 711 ; Antony and Cleopatra, 717; For England, Oh;
Flt?.; l'air Game. 813.
Davay 1 ANL Ihnlegnin and Hump°, h; Remorse, 62, 76; The
Ab.ent A!),thecsf y, ; Mr. Sow rby's Hamlet, 301; The
; Mr. PAst!e's Norval, 36/ ; 'Godolphin, the Lion
of !!,e North, 670 ; Fir<t Impressions, 69R; Who's to have
lift? :oil i!i.id, 767 ; Oranjee Boyce. $l2; Mr.• Lewis's Sir
Poiciitax M.d...vco;4ltant,
L y cNi o.
.11.7.:31 Crew. or the Merry Beggars, 4f.0; Sharp and
. Flat, NI r. and Mr. Clabke's Ca:los awl Clar.i..ol); Disaproba-
ticn sheWn to NI Raymoro. Correqloncience relative to
the Pantheon. M r. Gattie's First A ppearance. 5;t3.
rowritr'esr—.ss7,
HAY.M Aft KET-•-•M r. C Lotharin, 45, Y 7; his Romeo, 317.
Pitovircelm. Imr.vraicAl.s—li, 317,414.
COURI' AND 1,1"-1,51110N .S'. •

Burt,eins of litajt•sty** He 110-2"„ lu6, 2'G, 371, M 6, 610, 711,
• 7:30 _ _ _

Prnce Regent'. Levee:, &c.—EW, 3'31, 410, 44k, 7(i., 776,.515.
The Prin.: i:: gept's Gr.inii. RAI Aiid S I) pper . . , op
The Emperor of Ritqsia t•lected It:101,t:of the Garter . 4011
rc?ligreo ol the Yrihc,..c itgott aacis he troperci of Rthote - -,Ot
:) .11; 4,--) i