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London, England, 1804-11-22 00:00:00

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Cove ti T Gaaos■--Laf night their MSS eSr 1
and all the Patties ss es honoured this theatre, for thr
firfk time fine the recovery of our revered Monarch
from his late fevere indifpofition, The houfe was
extremely crowded I and the Rove'. Parrs,. on their
entrance, a little before (even o'clock, were received
with reiterated fhouts of applaufe. GOD lave the X
was rung as ufoal, by the principal vocal performers,
and repeated after the Play, as was" Role Beitaiutia."
The following was the arrangement of the ROYAL

PASTY r
The Qtissa fat on the Kiwa's left hand; the
Princeffes ELIZASIT II and AuoUST• next to her
: and the Princeffes Maar, Sor Hu, Ma
and
Amer.'s, fat on the left band of the Kin°, his Ma.
yearly feated in the center, having three on each
fide of him.
The Duke of Causainos accompanied their Mr
y arra as into the box, but Coon after retired to join his
Company's' the Duke of CLaasacs's.
The Dukesof KIST and Cursiat.awa were tett*
oppofite fide of the haute to their Mammies ;
and
the Kano and Qrsaa gladly recognized them ea
loon as they were Bated.
Inftead of the ordinary green Curtain, that which
was fuperbly ornamented by the Royal Arms, was
prefented,and bad a very rich arida very loyal cifia.
Between the Ails his Maissir often (poke to the
Earl of Owssow, who Rond behind him in waiting.
He alto made Regret remarks to the Princefs MatT;
and daring the performance was very attentive, and
made coition ufe of his Opera Glafs towards the
Stage.—.Euear, in the charaler of Gila Wahine,
I made the Rorer. Paary laugh very immoderately,
by his Defcription of London, &c. &c. Fewrr
errs
in Sir Andrew AIWA was equally hy, particu-
larly in the references to his new Difti apponary ; Law's,
in !.babe Tway, was ludicrous in the extreme' and
affordcd much merriment; and Kstsar.a, Mrs.
Gloss, an# drifs Davies, difplaycd powers of a very
fupuior
The bo; was very tatlefully fitted up, and being
filled with the Lords and Ladies in Waiting, altoge-
ther made a mapificent appearance.
His MAJISTY was drefed in fcarlet. a Field Mar-
tha?' Uniform, with a broad blue ribbon over is
(boulder. He looked reissarkably well, and wash
in
billet Writs.
drafts of the Ct2tis and Paiscassas were as

follow :
Hr. May saes ewe a muone vefeet robe, trimmed with laid
body a)rtd item pf wYce fainfiwillea. the aeons cover-
gad nee„ pod teemed up with diamonds ; diamood neck-
laahensuebrelwaps, fin be. Her bead drds. • resod beid *up
peered witbd=led as. and rows ef diamoads. la front
He bred Run, end • rid Wean.
Trine& ADOURA WON plan scene robe• kineweal with
Sleet. white fade genes. covered with giver net, dawn up with
aimed bows,. bee tether; diamond neeklaes, ear-relit and b-
loke t a large widu me( mod white gloves. Her bead drefs a
bandeau of diemoods, tam Ulrich feathers, Bang wags the buds
end shuck of diaaneeds se the Roos of the futhers.
Prim& Juliana. ware a mulberry and gold deadmend
tip Wu fads Lames cured with gold net, and bee, *MI
fungbd a half Ratas.Ae fuel as bee robe, looped to the boulder
with &owned, r a bee handkerchief ended on her hakes, and
sib eaelned on the Welder • awned necklace and tar-tinge.
Highaefes bead dais erta uncamitrody ; bet
leek was evolved by sped net, the comer with a gold magi hug
011 kit left boalder ; In the from was a forperb diamond enfant.
and an the right fide the Princes' phase in diamonds, with chaos
fofpeeded from it, and a pism of Bird of Patadlfc feathers met•
plated tie dna. She do woe white gloves.
princelb Maas wore a white fade dads, richly tussled, Isms
covered with liver net, and looped up with dbmunds ; dimmed
Deddses, earrings, (auks and lace cocker, white cod and
glues ; her bead dub wan a lace crown braided mend the fags,
with ebakte of dlpadinds, and arm bush Minds bathers droop
log mak the head, and ihne Standing in front.
Princes Senna% drab was the fame an Printers Mares, only
the had but four feathers, and • beautiful pair of black lace long
lappets, which hung down, and bad a beudfal Molt
Priced. Amick; wore a plain marone drefs ; a very beautiful
wilte.tippet alai muff ; white glow; her bead drefo was a ban-
due of diamonds. and Cenral Ban wit' four .*doh freak%
curled, falling aunts the had.
Among the Company were—
Earls Harrington and Onllow, Lord Peteraurn, Colonels IVI'Ma.
ben and P..!serts. Major V7ilfon, Captains Woodcock bpd Rey.
I ads, Doctors Lukens, Ella, and Gatiowey Mesta. Panacea.
Ord, Arnold, P.ga, fkc. Ste &e. Cowstefs of .4yelbary awl Hat.
I Aaron. &a. Loam Evelyn and M. Wynyard, Ike. he.
Her Mallon and the Paine sssss . after the Play
was over, returned to the qyssn's Houk.
His Majarry wise to Kew to fleep.
Dauer Lam t.-.. the Play of "Al Tie I vie
le in which Mifs Clutssast's lleatuul received many
flattering tellimonies pf approbation. Mairiaorsy was
repeated with increafed fuccefs. We are convinced
this charming little piece wilfgtin upon the town in
every reprefentatinn. The • htful fcene between
Clara and De aval. has boo slake contratled ; and
it would not be the worfe, tititas sill reduced.—
,The Piece was received. as it deluged, without a tin-
gle mark of difapptobati.,n ; and the Honfe, which
was neattlpfull at an early hour, was compleatly
overflowing at half-price.

The remains of the Countefs Dowager of S AITI S•
BURY were on Monday removed from her late man-
Son, in Seymour-itreet, for interment in the ancient
family vault in Dorfetthire. Ten horfemen preceded
the hearfe,and the flate-horfe was led by the two fenior
fervants of the tioulehold. Seven cart iages belonging
to perfons of diltinflion doted the cavalcade.
The Lady, whom we mentioned yeflerday to hare
been dragged from the bafon in the Green Park. on
Tuefday, died the fame evening in the Woilthoufe,
in Mount-dreet. The Coroner's Jury returned a
verdia of Lunar,.
The marriage of MAZY Rosioson, of Buttermere,
has been cuntradiEled in the Provincial Paper from
, which it was copied.

Escart or Fltivco Pnisotital.—The prifoners at
Norman Crof. ctiatinne in the incefrant employ of
their ingenuity to effeet their efeape. Sixteen of
them a fly/ night. ago actomplifbed their end, and
notwithilanditig the molt diligent fearch, five only
have been retaken.

A letter from Cadig, clAted oFlober 31, f.tys,—
" The Epidemy is r,'lmo fubfiding here, and
as the feAfun bec.ines more fatf"urable, we hope the
dreadful milady will f wit difappear. It had certainly
reached Alicant, (notwithttanding the reports to the
contrary), where it hit committed great ravages:
fume bottles had loft their whole inhabitants g and
domenic animals, fuch as dr•gs and cats, had all"
died by it. A further lingulatity is, that the deaths of
males to females has been in the propcs tion of so to I."