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London, England, 1804-04-03 00:00:00

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Tvwg-4GAirir Aw. vie loot..
From the int r:e of the Kea to the mouth of the Der.
The Sward is untheotled by the Sow of the Free ;
From our mountains we coma to the emit of t►e wave.
Wrath the Banners of Freedom—sod led by the Brave.

'seam.
Our birthright is Liberty ; la Guardians arc our (words,
Oar King is our Father—his people an his guards;
On Scotia's ftnnd well b.Llly !Ladd, InvaGon to day.
And for Oseiko" log for Stith* will conquer or die
The kerma et Hams on imager appals,
Awl the Icearts or the breve are,tbeir Country's walls—.
Gain* lenders well ftrive, 'with our !Abetters in arms,
While Senty delights, or while Liberty chums.
Cott birtis-right, Itt
lthosid on wave of the Oman ha ftain'd with their gore,
They 'kayst ea the I'm but to bleed on the Store;
On the Grit brit& foil that is pretest by the Saves,
Om Lurch &A bloont=but OWI blunts as their grave*.
Oat Obtbright, the.
Oar Kim and our Canny detwand our defers;
IWe INS gaud with war Mom what we love with our harts;
ott tree lite or the brave the Grit blood et the Asia
Shall be greed a ithaties to Ltberty's fem.
Oar 6W-right, Ste.
The helmet el **ens is Sympathy's throne,
And so doles but the oaks of aft Dewy we own ;
Thu Nymphs et ear hems re to glory 11611 awe,
Andra minga be faxed b the agar's or Love.
Oar birth-right, Ake.
Came ea des. ye Beam of dm Kim and the Dee i
0 1 "'hymned am ilatt he the Me of the Free !
* the blood et the isms 1611 ear Freedom he feed-.
We lolloklary Ihmais•sar empire ea the field !
Our birth-right, Sec.
N.I. The Awe &leg may needle be fang to the tune of
• Heins it Oa," by ham the following chorus to each yak:

CIOSV/L

RAW* an ear boorto.—ood our (words toted oo high.
Wt always us ready, Steady, ..nys, Reedy.
For assist sod kw HAM to awl= or dic I

SISTER MOND4r.

Yelenky the Loan MATOR, attended by fevers'
Aldinees and the Shelia, proceeded in Rate to
-471 win Church, Newiate.ftreet, to hear the Spiral few
armtesiteth leas preached by the Lord &Atop of
.' The boys of Chria and Bridewell bol-
a milked in procetfion before the Loan Maroc
the Manfion Houfe to the Choral, by the way
off Cheapfide, St. Paol's Church Yard. Ludgate-
&met. and the Old Bailey. After the fermis, his
Lordhip, and the Members of the Corporation re-
form(' to die Manfion Houfe, where, according to
anneal cottomt a magnificent dinner was provided,
compofrd of all the delicacies of the leaks. In the
eveahig these was a ball, at which were regent the
Osarcettotrof the Exotic:l_lms, the SSCRITARY at
Wail, ;Lords HAVIZISStrty, PERHAM, PITIRIOAIA,
GRAIT.I.III4 PORTSMOUTH. and BARRYIROIRS. The
ball was opened be Lotd T and Mils Pea.
arnoilece to the Loan MAYOR. None of the foreign
Dfitsilliers were prefent, and the company, which was,
untshmlly thin. departed at an early hour.
At the top of the Egyptian Hall Were G. R. a
Grown. and Star, with several devices in variegated
baps. over which was the motto' " de &yea rrj•iee
lamps at the batmen, his Lordfhip's crest and
toss with the letters J. P. and double rows of fel--
ming of lamps. which encircled the whole. Oppofite
the Han doors was a beautiful mirror, encircled with
artificial Rowers and lamps. There were three beau-
tiful chandeliers. The pillars were alternately
_wreathed in variegated lamps, in a novel ftyle ; the
as in the faloon to correfpond, the fame as in the
At the fiat entrance were two Chinefe traof
parent lanterns; the pilafires were decorated with
lamps. The Ball Room exhibited a Scene of great
brilliancy, M a variety of forms and devices, with the
addition of two Chinefe lanterns. The whole was
executed under the direition of the Lady Mayorefs.

Dll UR T-LAM B.—The Tragedy of Gorge Benesera, ;
with the revived Pantomime of Lew and Itlgie, at-
trafted lai night to this Houle a very refpetlable :
auditory. I
COVINT•GAILDSM.—YeIIerdIy evening, after the ,
lad new comedy, entitled 7be Will for the Did, and I
which *as again very favourably received, a grand 1
ferio comic romantic Melo Drama, in two was, was ,
performed at this Theatre for the the Rrlk time, cal-
led Palatial ea °rime, founded on the well known ,
limy fo called, moll of the leading particulars of
which are refereed and del:nested with great Rage
else. The dialogue and poetry of this piece is, we
believe, from the pea of Mr. T.1)11E1111, and the
• whole of the mufic, including the overture, is from
t i the pen of Mr. Jonas. The dumb lbew i . Details
its Orion; as silo that cif Fast ty and yong &Louisa,
in Pyleritiat and the Green Knirht, is admirable. In-
deed, the performance throughout, parecelArly that
; of Mrs. Sy. 'icta, in the fencing fcene, where the
snaintars a long And arduous combat with /transami,
Tactics our WilirMea applaufr. The fpedacle is er.
Mira! fplendid. Malting has been fpAreei ; and
certainly its attrafiion will prevail for a Ling time.
Thee ate - feveral iumptunns pima-Inns ; and the
conch.' tine teen, is, we believe, as grand an exhihi
tinn as ever was brought forward. The mufic is very
tweet, and is estrcniely well ad‘ipted. The leerier y
is of the firit order, in particular the lAA Irene, a
Hill of Chivalry, by WsiTmna r.
6 I' came forward, and aidintwced the piece
fur tepetition amidit (bouts of aprfts,,,,
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AST 1,1 e% Nrw AMPHITH t —Opened lafl
eight, and difplaved much elegance and tAlie in fit.
'r sing up. The hook is built cn the plan of the tor.
'.l, mer one, but with confiderahl, improvements.—
1 poorteen vow beautiful chande'iers are I.laecti in
front of the box-s, and WIC of hipert..r 11/.e and hid-
;
liancy in the centre ; its height is full fix feet, and
contains three tiers of lamps. An opening addict.
W. 2 delivered in charafter by young Flaut a. as a
Tar, which was received, in common with tie v hole
Lopert, rrnmee in general, with great applaufe by an
verfi•nsins logic.
Tat CiaCils.—Thil, rIVIIIII'te pbee of S ITTIM,T
arnuiement has undergone IrtlV IttllC alter.rt.o% l Lc
tall year. as it was [carte pOlttllC to add ti.i ii.llllC4:-

',Deis or am-atrial,. The coffee and fruit rooms have
been laid out on a more elegant plan. It was crowd.
cd at an early hour.

SaoLtit's WeLes opened yeflerday under the au•
(-vices of its new Manager, MI. DIBDIN, with the
novel appellation of the Aquatic Theatre; and to
three new Divertifements, very well got up, fuc•
ceeded a performance of a fpecies entirely new, and
purporting to be a reprefentation of the ever memo
table attack and defeat of the Spanifh fleet at Gi-
braltar. The overture, which confined of a feledtinn •
of the moll popular naval and military airs, being
ended, the curtain rofe to a view of the Brittlll lines
and batteries at Gibraltar, with the French and
Spanifh fleets bearing down in full fail to attack
them ; when, after a very piaurefque and fpirited
difplay of a bombardment and battery, With red hot
balls, between the enemy's fleet and the Britifh forts,
which created an univerfal and enthuliallic interea
with a very crowded audience, terminated in the
combuflion and explufion of feveral Spanifh (hips;
when, at the awful moment, a hero in miniature,
perfonating, in his long-boit, the gallant Sir Rouse
Curt Is, appeared tealoufly exerting himfelf to refcue
from a watery death the unfortunate Spaniards,
blown up from their Chips, and expofed to perifk in
the deep. The whole of this naval and highly inte-
telling entertainment, and efpecially the lalt fcene,
was received with a warmth of applaufe.

Gaasawtee Paac.—The annual feilivities of
Eafter Monday were yefterday celebrated by an un-
commonly numerous aftemblage of petfons of every
defcription, from the Peer lolling in his chariot to the
Sweep riding on his donkey. The road was crowded
all the day with coaches, challis, curricles, gigs,
buggies, and taxed care; nor do we believe there
was a vehicle in Welltninfter unoccupied. The one-
ness of the day contributed to enliven the lune, and
the bright rays of the fun feemed to gild every face
'with jocund felicity.
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r INC Hu mr.—A fine deer was Ratted yeßerday
from the Bald-faced Stag, a public boute on the
borders of the Foreft. The number of horfemen
was very great. The hounds were excellent, and
followed the flag very clofe through all his different
tttrnings or alterations in his courfe. He awed at
about twelve o'clock, when he took down the foreft
a little way. then turned to the left, towards Wal.
thamftew; after that he candid feversl times round
a great part of the foreft, making different attempts
to take to the water, but was prevented by the dogs
following him up Co dote. At length, at near four
o'clock, hs fucceeded and got into a pond at the far.
ther end of the foreft, where he kept the dogs Come
time at bay, but was taken alive by a perfon entang.
ling a whip in his horns, and dragging him to the
land. In a hunt of four hours duration, with the
ground very loft froth the late tains, it might he ea-
petted that many a Cockney frwtfman pas unhorfed.
The event completely jultified fuch an expetlation.

Ustow-MALL—Saturday a number of informations
were brought againfl Licenfed poll mailers in this dill
trig. The charges were, that they did not return on
their books the proper fume the law requires. The
liagiftrates, after bearing both fides, convieted the
patty in one full penalty. The other informations
were underfiood to be withdrawn on a eompromife.
Cuertao awn MAIMING.—HeRry Bari r, water-
Wyss was fully committed for trial at the next Af.
&es, for feloninully cutting and maiming a young
auk wig% whom he pretended to fight, by drawing
a concealed knife flan his bofom, and cutting him
in divers parts of his face.
Yeflerday !kb Evmu, for malicioufly cutting
Elizabeth Palmer, and David Rgli, for an unnatural
crime. were executed on the top of the New Papa,
Horfentonger-lane, in the Borough. It being a ho-
liday, an jolt:lmre concourfe of people witneffed the
melancholy fpnascle.
Extraordioary Proofs of the fuperior Efficacy of,
Spit-saver's Antifeorbutic Drops, difplayed in the

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following Cures:—Mt. Wafon, of Dean, near Edin-
burgh, cured of an inveterate fcury by taking thefe
drops; his cafe atteßed by Mrs. Miller and Mr. Scott,
Smith Bridge, Edinburgh—the Son of Mr. Porter, of
Leeds (three years old)cured of a violent Icorbutic
complamt extending over his face and body, by taking
three bottles of tbefe drops ; his cafe meted by Mr.
Wright, printer, Leeds—A Gentleman refidiog near
Spilfbury. in the county of Lincoln; was cored of a
bad (curvy by there drops : Mr. Hoff, medicine yen
der, of Spiliby, is acquainted with the particulars of
bis eafe.—Tbcfe Drops are fold wholefale and retail at
the Difpenfary, No. ts, Soho-fqnare ; and by tnoß
of the refpettable venders of patent medicines in town
and country. in bottles of gs. 6d. to sos. and 81. as.
each.—N. B. Purchafers are &fired to be particular
in noticing that each bottle, bill, and wrapper, has
the words "By the King's Patent," and a black Ramp
affixed to each bottle, marked Spilfbury and Ca. No.
ts, Sohcaquare.