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London, England, 1816-08-05

TUE EVENING STAR.

LO NDON.
MONDAY, AUGUST 5. 1816.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT 1 WELVE O'CLOCEi
Reduced 653—Cons. t —for ace. r.lll
4 per Cent. 790-3 pis Cekt. —Bonds 91. 10s. prein.
Long Anne. IGf 7-11.0.—Exchequer 1:1111s, 4s. Cs. pre.

We have received since Saturday the Piiris Pipers
of Thursday and Friday, General Money Dv.
vracx:-:7 has actually ,aitEzred the se:qcnce el the
Court Martial. lie died with great penitence.

' A most distressing event 11.1 s frJppened in the Itfe.
diterranean : an English merchant vestel, the Kent
has been captured by the Algerines, atter an Cartinate
resistance, and the brave .crew who defended her,
instead of being treated with respect and humanity,
have met with the utmost cruelty from their usage
gaptovs. The hour of vengeance, however, ap-
proaches.
London, England, 1816-08-05

Nalco is hereby further gives, That the Half Pay ending the
80th June, will commence paying aa the 12th instant, and alt
pawns deshaus of baying their Half Pay remitted to them, may
apply as above directed. IL J. NILSON.

GUILDHALL. LONDON,

IsT AUOUaT, lilt.
THE COMMITTEE for LETTING the CITY's
LANDS will runt at Guildhall. London, on TIIIMDAT,
the Mb day of Assoc instant, at Twelve o'Clock at noun, to
Hoare Proposals for Writing in Short-bond and afterwards
wirmalog Into Long-hand, and foe Printing in each Longhand
the Proceedings of the King's Commission of the Peace, Oyer and
Tonna and Gaol Delivery for the City of London, and oleo
doe Gael Delivery for the County of biliddisses, hell at Justice
Pia, in the Old Baileys-commonly called the Sessions Papas,
Uri for fehAnshing and didleesing the seise.

A Specimen of the Pasting may be seen, and further Peakli-
kn kaolin, on application at the Conipaoller's Mice, Guildhall.
)OS. BUSHNAN, Comptroller.
London, England, 1816-04-09

ROME, MARCH 21.

The Minister of Spain has paid a visit of et;erietFe
to the Queen of Etruria this Princess appears to be
worthy of a better fate. At the ,Court held on the
18th by her august Parents, the received the homage
of all the Members of the Corps Diplomatique.

A Mail from Holland arrived this morning : the
Papers brought by it furnish us with the following
intelligence

BRUSSELS,- APRIL i.

The Duke of Weilington is still expected at the
headquarters. Several corps, firming the right wing
of the Army of Occuorition, have received orders to
be in readiness fir a general review, which will take
place shortly. In consequence of this the necessary
preparations are making.
The first review is to be at Cambray, of a part of
the English troops; the second at Valenciennes, of
the rest of the English and of the Danish troops ; and
the third at Maubesige, of the Russian corps undLr
General Woronzow.

The works for the fortifications of the important
towns of Mons and Tournay will now be begun. The
citadel of Tournay, the work of Vauban, of which
only some ruins remained, is to be rebuilt.
London, England, 1816-04-09

ALL J'ICXETS and SHARES bought at the
Offices of
RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co.
or any of their Agents in the Country,
ON, OK BEFORE THE 271 H OF APRII ,
aline entitled to their proportion of the Prises arising from
Three Hundred Whole *1 teket', being a Bonus given by the Con-
tractor to all who purchase on or be'ore that day.
RICHARDaON, GOODLUCK, and CO. re.pectfully solicit
the favours of the ?abb.: in the present STATE 1,01 EERY,
tonsistinz of only 14,000 Tickets, and containing more than 30
Capital Prizes u follows : .
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S -1, 00 5 000
11 - 51:0 and 400 4,900
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The D.awing will commence on the 14th of MAY. 'Darns
and Shares are o, sale at the fortunate Offices of RICHARD-
SON, GOODLUCK, at.d Co. CURNHII.I. and CHARING-
CaOSS, where they Suld, in Shares, last Lottery, Both the
Grand Golden Capitals,
No. 431 a Erite of 25000 Guineas:
30,244 - 25000 Guineas.
And in the preceding LoPerfs
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5,692 5e20,1.0 ti Ike. &es &es

. CUMBERLAND'S WORKS.
T _AC KINGTON and CO. respectfully inform the
A-A Public, that they have recently republished the various
Works of this admired Author, which are now on sale at the
forosehig prkest
1. Memoirs of his Life and Writings, with Anecdotes and
Characters of his Cotemporaries; elegantly.priated in two vols.
+lvo. with Portraits, Li is.
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elegantly printed, 12s.
S. A Few Plain Reasons wily we should believe in Caratss'
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James Bland Borges, Bart. elegantly printed. .E 1 •10s.
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bands, Sailor's Daughter, Joanna, Jew of Mogadore, ed. each.
•
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London, England, 1816-04-09

rali PROPRIETORS OF LAS!' INDIA STOCK.
LADIKS MID GIINTLZMEN,
HAVING the honour of being recommended to
you by the Directors of the East India Company, as
CANDIDA I'ES for the DIRECTION to be chosen this Year,
we take the liberty of requesting the favour of your Vote on the
Day of Election, WEDNESDAY, tkelOth of April next.
We are, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your most obedient and most humble &math
JOHN BESS.
JAMES DANIELL.
WM. FULLARTON ELPHINSTONE.
JOHN INGLIS.
JAMES PAT moll.
JOHN BLADEN TAYI.OR.
Est wris Howe, March 27, 1816.
London, England, 1816-04-09

By the -Rev. k 0 BERT COX. A.M.

London: Priortti for ttherwond, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster.'
roes. Of whom may also hr had, in one vol ism,. Ss. 6d. hound,
A Coliection of Pamily Prayers, from the Devotional Writing*
of Sister Henry, Wagon, Benue, Watts, Doddridge, and
others; with various occasional Fermi. Selected and revised by
the late Mee. Samuel Pallet.
London, England, 1816-04-09

BRUSSELS, APRIL S.

Letters from Sedan advise, that notwithstanding
the repeated orders given by General Ziethen, and
by the local Authorities, bloody qUarrels have again
lately happened at several places between Piussian
soldiers and the inhabitants. The mutual aversion
of these troops and the French remains unchanged,
and shews itself every moment. Several soldiers are
placed in confinement to be tried by a court martial ;
and the Commander-in-Chief has caused the neces-
sary complaints to be laid before the Prefects of the
Departments of the Meuse and the Ardennes, to pro-
secute the inhabitants of the country who have been
guilty of- such excesses. Several cantonments are to
be changed.
By the same accounts we learn, that General
Gneisenen will shortly make a general inspection of
the Prussian troops ; it is also said that he will have,
zt Cambesy, an interview with the Duke of Wil-
lingten.
According to the general measures taken by the
French Minister of the Police, those persons who
have been arrested at Antiins and through all
Picardy as enemies of the Royal Governmea, re
tent to distant parts' of France to be there placed
under the surveillance of the Police. On the., then
hand, those persons are brought 'to the North of
France who have given signs in the South of dui-

Duels inPentlnnt. These *4lO are slirPlned to "'
quire striver mensnres, are confined in the ciiatt:
Lille, A rrAs. and Him.

His Majesty, who left ibis city yesterday, row".
arrii►e today at Philippeville. Tomorrow bis
jeAty proceeds to Namur and Charleroi to •iew the
bite of the intentie3 new works. General Kraegenhur
accompanies ma majesty.

Same German Papers arrived last night, foam
which wc hare gistem air article. fr am Vienna, and one
trim Nuternberg. It also appears, by ano,her article
n these p pers, that the male members ct the Royal
Family of Sitafn still continue to exhibit their powers
in the art of embroidery. The Kiwi's imaher has
embrAdered a costly girdle for his mother. Tt
same sicalful hand which embroidered the petticoat'
for the VIRGIN MARY, and fOr which the image did
him the honour to return a cartrey, took a part in a:5
new perfortnaitce.

It appeals by the amended Army Estimates, that
the two Aspatore of Clothing are to be discontinued;
but, on the other hand, that the Deputy-Adju. ans.
General, and Deputy Quarter• Master G n-ral, afe
to rec• ive additional pay, to the amount of £703 per
Annum, for the performance of the duties of Inspec-
:ors of Clothing. It also appears by these estimates,
that the Adjutant•'General and Quarter•Master-Ge_
neral, are to colittnue to receive an additional daily
p.iy and .€5OO per annum each, granted to them in
1805, the second year of the war. As the maim s
have not yet pAssed the Lords, it is perhaps pusLible
they may be yet farther reduced.
London, England, 1816-04-09

MLDALESEX SESVIOTS.

Rairt 'Wert: was brought up yesterday,
(Suct informed him that he should find two
in £fl2oo each, and himself in I€4oo, before ilk
be liberated. Roberts bowed, and seoned we)
tisfied. Mr. ALLEY said, that he would not '
the decision of the Court, but he could not bei
pressing his astonishment at the paltry security
was to be received for the sum of £l9OO.
beets would, in all probability, be seen no
that Court, for he might well afford to inderni
bail, and the difference would is him in Am
Roberts being asked whether his bail was real
swered in the negative ; but hoped that h.
procure it very soon to the satisfaction rf tL
and also of Mr. ALLOY, who, be begged, w.
continue to prejudice the public against his cl

At Hereford Assizes, nine prisoners were vp:tally
convicted, viz. William Cadwallader, (after a tt lid
of fourteen hours) for the wilful murdet of his wzfe
Benjamin Evans, alias Nett, for a sacrilege in the
parish church of Moccas ; Thomas Lane, alias
Henry Williams, for stealing a bullock, the proptrty
of William Morgan, Esq. of Sutton ; and Itichard
Loyde, Samuel Davies, Peter Williams, Thomas
S
ummers, John Lord, and James Daviei,
for bur.
glories, at Hereford, Parkway, and Tenb‘ity. Cad.
wallader was executed on Monday se'nnigilt. After
his conviction he acknowledged that lie hAI led a
very vicious life, but denied that he wlts guilty 4
murdering his wife.
Tuesday Matthew Moss, of the Wheat Sheaf.
Macclesfield, was convicted hctore the Magistratts
for the county, in the mitigated perAty of ieso,
for having mixed grizier of Paradise in breivinz tee.
______ ____

AVERAUE P RICE of CORN ha ENGLAND and WALEs,
from the mum, e;:d;t the luck of March, 1816.
Wheat. Rye }Laity. Oats. Beans. Peas
a. d. Is.d. I d. a. d. s. d. (R.
.56 u 33 1 23 9 18 0( 28 4 u s
The average Price of Sugar, computed from the retULlb Ma&
In the week ending the 3d April, Is als. 3,001. per cwt.

%MI rHFIEL.D MARKET, APRIL 8.
Bad 41 03 to 5s OC Veal Od to 6. 01
Mutton 4s Od to 51 01 I fork 44 01 to 54 61
Beast. 113e0—Sheep and Lambs 19,760—Calves 110—Pigs 4!0

HAY AND STRAW, PER LOAD.
Meadow Hay 41 Os to GI Ss Clover 51 Os to 61 Gs.
Straw sel 145 to ,E 2 25.

COAL MARKET, APRIL 8.
Ships at Market. Ebipe Sold. Price.
ll Newcastle 7 I 365. 3d. to 49; Od.
0 Sunderland 0 04. Od. to Gs Od.

B 1& 1 HS.

Saturday, the Lady of the Rev. William Tate, Preceptor in
the Moral Naval College, Portsmouth, of a son.
April 2, at Old Bromptoa, the 1.a.:7 of Lieut. John Thurkn►
Scott Waring, entli regimeat, of a daugl ter.
Friday, iu Charles-btreet, Berkeley-square, Lady Elizabe'h
Smyth, of a son.
March VI, at Fermoy House, the Lady of Sir James Anderson,
Ban. of a daughter. •

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sureties
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heir ex. •
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Mr. I.
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London, England, 1816-04-09

face Awhile: by the dui, on every One -Theadrid Poimile, which
said Neto BtUi st7ill -bear date the said 2611% day of April, and
will be deliwred, together with the Intgrest dee to respect fMe
Bills so desired to he exchavedi on Saturday, the lath day of April,
and the following Dap.
The Exchequer Bias to be issued in'Exchange, an I made pay-
able to , or Order, as above mentioned, may be
ekher tratiferred by endorsement, or will be paid tj the Bearer
if the Blank shall nut be filled up.
N.B. All Exchequer Bills, dated prior to January, 1815,
lave been advertised to be paid oe, and the Intereat thereon
ha, ceased.
London, England, 1816-04-09

PARIS, APRIL 6.

We learn from Brussels that several of the indivi.
duals comprehended in the Ordonnarice of the 24th
Jz.ly, and who were some time in this City, have just
set off. We are inclined to think that this change
of residence is the co ,sequence a measure adopted
by the Government of the Low Countries. Among
these individuals there are some who, after having
drawn down upon their country all the evils nf which
it has to complain, still try to give it new blows in in-
cendiary Journals, in which they deposit their poison
and extravagances. Bory St. Vincent ani Harel are
of the number of the persons who have lately left
Brussels.

We have heard, but do not vouch for.the truth of
the report, that the. Duke of Wellington is about to
inhabit the Hotel Thciluson. His Aid-de-C imps
will then be no longer in the same nouse with him.
At present there ate ebove a &atm different persons
or families of distit.ction, that occupy-apartments in
his hotel. We do not believe th,4 his Grace goes
yet to Cambiay.
The Bri:ish OtEcers, quartered at St. Pol, have
subscribed a sum iugicient to build a Racket Court.
A great number of workmen are employed at it, it is
already in great forwardness ; when finished, it will
be one of the fittest in France.

The Court of Denmark has concluied a Treaty
with the Del of Tripoli, for seven years, and has
engaged to pay him SQ,OOO piastres per annum.

ST. PETERSBURGH, MARCH S.

On the 29th ult. Lord Cathcart, the British Am-
bassador at this Court, gave a grand Ball, which was
honoured by the presence of the Emperor and Em-
press.
London, England, 1816-04-09

NORWICH UNION FIRE OFFICE, BIRCHIN-LANE,
CORN HILL.
"DECEIPTS for Premiums due 23th March, and
11, which must be paid on oT before the 10th April, are ready
ter ddirery at either of the principal Offices at Birchin-lane,
Edinburgh, AoLutchester, Birmiagham, Canterbury, Dublin.
Curk, or any A the Society's Agents, one of whom is established
In every considerable Town iu the United Kingdom.
Tablesof Rates, Sm. may be had gratis. This Office has con-
stantly returned ha Insurers .4.50 per Cent. on the Premium►
&posited. By Order, C. A. HACKE I',
Acting hletubtr for Loudon.
London, England, 1816-04-09

S TEAM BOATS.

This day eras peblislied, at R. ACICIRMAN/1.5, 10', Strand,
illustrated by 16 E.agravirgs, price tos. extra hoards,

A PRACTICAL TREATISE An PROPEL-
LING VESSELS by STEAM.
By RORER TSON LOCH AbIAN, Civil Engineer,
Author of Practkal Esayt on Mill-Work and other Max.hineey,
Treat bes on Hea lug red Drying by Steatnok.c.&c. Re.

This day was published,
In Two Nrolualcz,, bvo. price Xt. ta. in boar !s,

ATREATISE on the RECORDS of the C REA.
TION, and on the MURAL ATTRIBU ITS of the
CREATOR ; with particular Reference to the Jewish History,
and to the consistency of the principle of Population with the
wisdom and goodness of the HEI'l T.

By the Rev. JOHN BIRISSUMNER, M. A.
Printed for J. Marais:lrd. ficcadilly.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author, in one volume,
Svo. prig• 7•. bnird4, Apo•tolical Preaching Considered.

ADVENTURES OF-QUI 141? IN HINDOS EAN.
This der was pubhalted,
In Royal Octaio, embellwhed Sri b Esveutreiglit Engravings by
Rowtamosott, coloured, price 115 i. ettra boards.
THE GRAND MASTER; •or, Anvewrotas or
QUI HI ?t Hi xnorrAN. A Hudibrastic .Poem, hi Eight
Cantos.—By QUIZ. Illustrated with Engravings, by Row-
LA Nin•N
London : Primed by Thomas Tegg, No. II I, Cheapsitle; C.
Chapple, fall-Mall ; and may hehailot all Bookseller..

•„• Thii is a curious and Unittilar Work; only two coyly' were
known to be in England, one of which being 'oat, a Reward of
Fifty Gteneas was lately offered for its recover y.

This (I,y Wig Published, price 3s. board.%

THE HISTORY of an Old POCKET BIBLE,
at rel.., 41:1 by Itself; containing faithful Characters, taken
front real I.rte, of dlitrent persons into whose hands it is sup-
posed .ttcressively to have iallen Intersperst 41 with yarns is Oh-
serrations and RR 11.-c, ions intended to impress upon the Reader
the Value of the Holy Scriptures, and dime nature o: raal Religion.
_ _
London, England, 1816-06-03

PARIS, MAY Si.

One Gardin, another Chiet of the insurrectioe„lua
been arrested At Aiguebtlle.—The M .reselid de
Camp, Gruyer, has been condemned to deAtb
Strasburgh tar the rebellion of March 1815. Hewn
most severely wounded at Waterloo, sad bits iris.
piored the Royal Clemency.

A M4il froth Flanders arrived Tait night. As
article from Switzerland states erylicidy, that the
French. Regicides are not to be permiued to reside :a
that country.
The Anniversary of the 18th of June h to be c,ll.
brined on the field at Waterloo by a society of BA.
glans, 2nd by a religious ceremony. .

Ambterdam is about to be lighted with gas.

The Duke of W2LIANCITOf was expected at Pans
from Cambray, to be present at the Duke of BINUI4
nuptials.

We announced on Saturday that on the 2941 of
April the Americans had dispatched from Boston the
frigate Macedonian for South America to interpose
for the release of the American prisoners at Castba.-
gena and St. Martha : and our Readers ire well se-
quainted with the issue, a few months ago, of their
expedition against the BarbAry States.
It appears by the Boston Papers of the Sd of May.
that a Captain Towtssixo, who had arrived there the
day before from Aux Cayes, had brought accounts
of the sailing of an expedition from that place, con-
sisting of sixteen sail from 8 to 16 guns each, carry.
ing about 4000 men, under General BOLIVAR, desti.
nation unknown, but generally supposed against the
City of St. Domingo. The expedition sailed the Jar
before Captain TOWNSEND left Aux Cayes, but the
day on which he left that place is not mentioned.-c
The object of this Expedition is of course to d
satisfaction for some unwarrantable seizure's of time.
rican property, and the arbitrary fixing of the price
of imported articles and compelling them to be sold
at these fixed prices—a practice which we believe has
been injurious at St. Domingo to some British as well
as to American Traders.

The rutpion Chronicle of the 12th of April mentions
the arrival of a vessel (the Mary) on the preceding
Tuesday, from Rio de la Hache, with intelligence
that two American frigates had arrived off Cartha•
gene previous to har,sailing, with Commiskioncrs oa

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BRUSSELS PAPERS.

aotr
si
u Wellingtonss
o'clocki
t t s mingArtrylilvee2ade'ruzontibnieit2:::,
•••••••••=l.l
thisn month, Doke
warde. near Douay, at the headquarters (if the Pril,c,.
of Hesse, commander of the Danish cf.ntinpent: h;
departed again in the night. On the 24th the tote
returned, to be present at the fete Which the Nies
of Hesse gave in honour of his Sovereign's
A magnificent entertainment was given, at ntieh';
, great number of general officers were present. The
Danish troops were in grand parade, and teiterated
salutes of artillery announced in their carnottmeate
the solemnity of the day. The Duke of Wellingise
returned afterward to his head-quarters 4t Catobriy.
FROM THE RHINE, MAY io.
The report that Prince Eugene Btaultarlois is to
be made Duke of Leuchtenhertt, in Biv triA„hetei
at least that the loudly proni,orteed
~v, rs„,,,
of tht
nation to serve as an itidemn;ty for foreign, rs e.teled
the idea to be given up of rnikiag II:ai a Geroge
Sovereign.
The custom-houses in Alsace assume toward., the
, frontier states a truly ultra Napoleon tone, ait.i inn,
cite chicane its the most oppressive manner im the
daily intercourse, particularly on the Rhine to see,
burg, &c. They even carry their instilence so for as
to attempt to make the foreign posi.offices Answer.
able for what they send, instead of confining e'en_
selves to visiting the parcels on delivering them u,
those to whom they are directed: soreral times
already they have stopped diligences, arrested the
drivers, and threatened confiscation. In vein are
orders expected from Paris to put an end to ikaa
vexatious proceedings.
London, England, 1816-06-03

BAUNSWICIC,' MAY 6.

Within this last fortnight als^ve fifty villages iQ
this and the neighbouring countries have suffered
more or less by fire, and in most of them there 4du
greatest reason to suspect that these fires are the eirect
of malice. A great many suspici•)usvagabor.ds have
been already taken, the pursuit of whom is onw res.
dered more difficult by the forests being Midi
foliage ; but the circumstance that these fires hafpni
just at the time when the forests afford a secure re.
treat, deserves the greatest attention.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

MONDAi', JUNE 3, 1816.
War-Motamr.—Huliday at the Bank

Since our last, the Paris Papers of Thursday hsys
arrived; and this morning we received those of Fri.
day. Another French General (GauYEn) has beet
sentenced to be shut for the rebellion of March, 1815,
and the ridiculous farce of trying Marshal GROVCRIN
who is absent, is going bn.
London, England, 1816-04-22

CLNEXA, MARCH so.

The Counsel:or of State, Mr. Pictet de Rochment
had, on the 1 7th of March, his audience of leave of
the King of Sardinia, and was presented by his Me.
jesty with a valuable snuffbox, ornamented with his
Majesty's portrait, and valued at 15,000 francs.
The Treaty concluded by him, and signed at
Turin on the 16th of March, requires still the ratifi•
cation of the King, and of the Cantons, aud three
months time are allowed for the completion of thii
formality. It is drawn up in twelve articles, and the
Canton of Geneva acquires by its stipulation% (which
arc founded, though with some modifications, on the
treaties at Vienna and Paris) an addition of 37,500
acres of land, 1%700 inhabitants. and 44,900 francs
revenue. Its terrritory is sow every where connected,
and it possesses the shore of the lake is far as Het Mance.
Tliemarkektown of St. Julies. as well as the Com.
London, England, 1816-04-22

ttia

the East -nt of Militia arrived at
Plymouth on Ft iday last, atter a passage of 48 hours;
horn Cork.—The 2J Surrey also arrived on Friday
at Portsmouth 11-om Cork, and these tvio Regitbenti
are dowon th6i. Tonces to their disembodying quarters.
The 62d Regiment has matched frolb Ferm3y to
bundalk, whirr it is now stationed.
Lieutenant-C.;lonel Su' RICHARD
manding the !Loyal Horse Artillery statiotwd at
Ciltistclwrrh,isappointed Aid.cle-Camp and Equerry
to the Prince be COBOURO, with the rank of Cohtnel.
The King's Own ,Regiment of t.itafford Militia
have arrived in that town (rota Dublin, and are to
be disbanded this week.
The 2,1 ^r Queen's Regiment of Foot, cornmaNted
by Colonel H. C. F. V. Gamma!, is on i:s march
horn Chatham to Portsmouth, where they arc ex-
pected to arrive to-morrow. After 4inz Completed
to 800 men, by drafts fro:n Ott rent depots at
Albany Barracks, in the Lie of Wight, they 'will
, embark on board tfte Traave, Weser, Dover, and
I Thames tr4op.shipa, for the West Indies.
London, England, 1816-04-22

UNPRECEIJENTD ADVANTAGE!
PIDDING and Co. No. 1, COnNHILL, have snitch
pleasure in bearing testimony to the liberality of the Can-
ton* fur the present Lottery, who has announced an impose
taiIBONUS, independent of, ,and in addition to, all the Prize,
corniced inghe Scheme, viz. A FREE GIF I' OF
THREE HUNDRED WHOLE TICKETS!
attain total of Prizes belonging to which (even if It should be
46%000, £70,000, £BO,OOO, or more), will be divided among
'kiloliters of all tickets and Shares which shall hive been pair-
on or before the e7th of APRIL, according to their re-
gritise besides the chance of his own
!net or Share, every early Purchaser will also have an Interest
14 SOO other numbers, and although his own may be a blank, be
.
be certain to rer4ive something by his share of the
°OBS, which may be considerable, as there has seldom been
owed..
about 1,000 'fickt.ts sold at that distance before the
Drawing.
abAher the 27th of April a dliticguishing mark will be put upon
rtcheto ard Shares, to denote they are nut entitled to the above
bona,;th„...a°2l the aggregate number of Tickets and Shares sold up
to the of April will be officially published ha the Gazette,
at the bah"
slay be enabled to ascertain how much per Ticket
?adare of the Bonus amounts to.
B. As this ettra benefit can only be secured by an early
"thaws the Prblie are cautioned against delay, and respectfully
invited to
give a preference to the Office of PiDD:NG and Co.
• Is CORNHILL.
Country Orders,enclosing the amount, duly executed.

Blrl7lliTvlAiE-7"-EY's ROYAL LETTERS PATEN r.
MILLARD'S IMPERIAL TWINE GIIIRTLNO CLOTH.
''SHE Nobility, Merchants, and the Public, are re.
Tea fully Mfortned by the Patentee, the above Cloth is sold
duly stamped, at his Warthoures., No. 16. Cheapside,
i"" las other house whatever, wholesale, in entire casts for
21.1P8U,A don, and by the piece, from 25 to 52 yards each, at 26.
34. SS. at 4s. 4s. 6d. and s*. 6d. per yard, its peculiar
47,1, and singular conduciveness to health, preventing
rs.2l4lfecls aridng from sudden transkions from heat to cold
nereise, and never imbibing the damp atmosphere
Zuilluate, tendert, it an article most desirable to evertindi-
-46 is adapted Wall the purposes of family use for Shirt-
Sefteit's wear, and for Sheeting, the Pieces for which both
Itsussand 6-4rhs contain from two to four pair each, awl sub.
-1438 other hind for ecunonty, beauty and pleasantness of
~__
‘"'"Thfrumfteorotryrectiveevery attention. '1 heWhite
s 2 fur Ladies' tires& and Whitens' wear, may be obtained
Rea lit in Pieces kola Two to roue CaUlra6 calplas eoAaittlne
, 10 fear *MU.
London, England, 1816-04-22

MILAN~ AMU'. P.

Paw Metternich and the Foreign Ministets are
still at Verona. The Prince has recovered entirely
from the disorder in his eyes, which. however, has
never been so alarming as foreign papers have repre.
seated it, and has not hindered him from pursuing
•
his important avocations.
London, England, 1816-04-22

This day was published;
Dedicated, by permission. to his Royal Highness the Duke of
Vous, &c. &c 'in uue large vol. Sea. with a copious ludex,.,
r ice Xt. boards.
/IN HISTORICAL ACCOUNT of the BRI-
TISH ARMY, and .f the LAW MILITARY; with a
free Commentary on the Mutiny Act and the Articles of War,
Mustrased by a variety of Decisions by Courts Martial.
By E. SAMUEL.
Printed and Sold by W. Closers, Army Printing-Office, Mr-
thumberland-court, Strand.
Of whom may be had, in one vol. 12mo. with Eve Plates,
Second Edition, price Os. boards.
A Treatise on the British Drill, and Exercise of the Company;
with an Introduction to the Field Exercise of the Battalion ; ex-
plaining the different Posts and Situations of every Individual in
the Battalion, during the performance of its Movements. By
Captain SUAII,O, 55th Regiment of Foot.

FOURTH E C.b N.
This day was published,
Neatly printed In a pocket Volume, with a Plan of the Battle
of Waterloo, price Is. b.ofrds,
A VISIT TO FLANDERS, to July, 1815, being
LIL chiefly an Account of THE FIELD OF WATERLOO.—
With a Short Skesch of Antwerp and Brussels, at that time occu-
pied by the Wounded of both Armies.
By JAMES SIMPSON, Esq. Advocate.
With an Appendix, containing the British, French, Spanish, and
Fnusis:st Metal Accounts of the BaNta.

- -
" Not only chiefly; but almost entirely, is this volumectecu•
pied with the interesting theme of the Battle of Waterloo; and
it contains greater number of anecdotes altogether, the larger
proportion of which are also new, than any publication we have
seen. We can recommend k, -therefore, acalculated to gratify
the curiosity of all those whose patriotic feelings are excised by
such a spirit-stirring subject, or whose humane feelings will cows,
minute the suUeriags attendant on one of the most sanguinary
actions that ever was fought. An apparently good plan illustrates
this attractive detall."—Monthly Review, December 1815.
" Mr. Simpson's visit is interesting on every account; he is an
Intelligent gleaner, who has collected matwials which had escaped
the researches of other visitants, and who has, in truth, arranged
them to the best advantage; the sources of information consulted by
him may be relied on for their autheseidty; and. them Is a glow
of patriotism In his narrative which affords infinite gralificationt•
the reader.--Here we must take our leave of the author, with
an earnest recommendation of his interathig production to our
readers is particular, and to the public in general, as containing
more information respecting the battle of Waterloo, than is
be fobnd in any other publication which has came under. oar nO.
tire, and as inwspersed with more usoftd remarks and appropris
ate reflections:"—Anti-Jacobin Rev. Mnreh, 1816.
Painied for William Ulackwood; and Oliphadt, Waugh, s'd
loves, Edinburgh; and tialdwm, Craw* and .loy, ilaienuts-
turstow, Loudon.
London, England, 1816-04-22

FRANKFORT, APRIL 6.

All the accounts iron' France agree. that a srir;t
of suppressed discontent reigns in that country ; and
only the presence of the All;is keeps all sa in check
that no disturbances bleak out.
FRANKFORT, APRIL 14.

Baron Wessenberg, the Anstrian Minister, has this
morning received a courier from Verona, who has
brought the consirmation of the melancholy news of
the death of her Majesty the Empress of Austria.
Upon opening her body there were found several ab-
scesses on the lungs, the rupture of which has caused
the death a that august Princess.
London, England, 1816-04-22

c1.13.r0N1.7-1:..1.:5E, APRIL 20.

. - -
SHIP; ENTEItED 01; l'WititU.S.—Susannah, Wit.t.rag
PORRETT, for Osiorto Fdr,:eavour, W. BLoompiELD,
for Genoa and Leghorn ; Doke of York, W. FeYor,
for Rotterdam ;. Agtlco. DEAsE, for St. Vtircent'a ;
Arno, J. R0e.05.-, for Hamburg(' ; Jolly Bitcheifir,
A. Davinsrw, for Dantzic ; Four Brwhers, W. Mac.
°Records°, tor Bergen and No: way ; Jorige Gerrit,
W. DaWkEnT, for A mstadam ; Prince of Sdle CO*
bourg, Jotttiv Lana, for Rotterdam.

Himssav and Co.'s Graiid Bonus of f,'oo Tickets
ceases on Saturday Evening n-xt. All Purchasers
of. Tickles, Halves, Quarters, Eighths, or Sixteenths,
on or before Next Saturday, will be entitled to their •
exact proportion, let the produce be wEat it may,
160,000 or 180,000, over and above the produce of
their own Tickets and Shares. This voluntary offer
has created a very great demand from all parts of,
the United Kingdom, at the, old-established °Ace
of HORNSBY and Co. SS, CORWHILL.

The fight between Carter and the Mad, which
.is
expected to be one of the most desperate rencontres
hitherto taken place in pugilistic memory, will be on
Wednesday next. They are both in high spirits and
condition, and confident of success. The Black'.
place of training is changed from Hampstead to
Mill Hill.—Six to lour in favour of Carter.

EXECUTIoN.--4his morning Jahr: Hansmot WAS
executed, on a temporary platform erected on the
entrance of Horsimonger.lane, for wilfully shooing
at a Gentleman near Farnham. with intt3t to En:
This young man met his fate with a perfect resigna-
, tion, and appeared sensible of the justness of his
sentence.

CORN EXCIIAWGE, APRIL 22.-Having e brisk de.
mano for Wheat This morning, and the supply hying
very short, has occasioned an advance of toil 65.. per
quarter on the prices of this day week. Barley, Malt.
Peas, and Beans, are each 2s. per quarter, liiher, and
oal4 are Is. per quarter dearer, notwithstandin - the •
very large arrivals we have had since last Monday.
Flour is 10s. per sack dearer. .
eNfin IS 1.1. I Tick Dfttoa ess. 30t.
Wh9at, Kent 'and Esssz, I Oars, Potatee, 451, 2914
48s. 765. 82.. Ditto, Poland, 91s. i6s.
%folk, 48s. 98s. 7811. Ditto, Fei.d, 16s. 945:
Norfolk, 4811. 74'. Rapeseed, £o6. X9ll..per last
Rye, 305.345. Flour, 655. 70s.,per tack.
Barley, 2Ss. 910. VOlt LION.
Malt, 58s. 661. .. - Wheat, Mamie., Sas. 80s.
White Pees, 284. 30e.baBers, Ditto, Baltic Red, 501. 681.
345. Us. I Haisbro'or Bremen, 401.10 a
Grey Peas, 118 s. 345. Brabant Red, 40s. 50s.
Small Brans, Ms. 3 is. Rye, Ws. 3 it.
dMITHFIELD MARKET, APRIL 22.
Beer da 04 to Os OC I Vial Ile Od to es 44
Mutton 4s Od co Os &I I Perk 41 01 to Ss Ild
Lamb Is Od to 75 46.
Beasts 2140-Sheep and Lambe 111,160-Catres 1110-1314 s 450
HAY AND STRAW, PER LOAD.
Meadow nay 41 Os to 51 5.1 °beer SI os us 111 Os.
Straw Al 144 so .15 5••
London, England, 1816-04-22

BERLIN, APRIL 9.

His Majesty the King is gone to-day to Potsdam,
to pass the Easter Week there in privacy and ie.
tirerrient.

The King has caused die great picture by David,
representing Bonaparte passing Mount St. Bernardi
to be placed in the Royal Gallery. A colossal statue
of Bonaparte has lately been brought from France.
ft is placedv for the present, in the chateau of
Monthijou.
London, England, 1816-04-22

HICKMAN'S PILLS.

FOR THR ORAVFL AND STONE, LUMBAGO, &c.
F the various complaints incident to the human
frame, there am none more dreadful in their nature, nor
more alarming in their ameequences, than the Gravel and Stone.
Hiclunan's Pills, composed o( the mom innocent ingredients,
have been found of singular efficacy, in strengthening the vessel.
containing the urine, removing the calculi, or gritty secretions,
and banishing every pernicious tendency to thnse disorders,
without confinement. nosy are therefore with great confidence
recommended to the afflicted in the shove complaints ; as well as
for Lumbago, Pains in the Back and Loins, Stoppage of Urine,
and disorders of the Kidneys and Bladder.
Sold, ta boxes at 41. 9d. and I is. by Messrs. Butler and Sons,
No 4, Cbeapside, London; and also by M. Gardner, George-
street, Edinburgh; Messrs. Newbery and Sous, Dame-street,
Dublin; and the Medicine Venders in eve# City and Town in
the United Kingdom.
London, England, 1816-04-22

MONEY.

NOBLEMEN, &c. are respectfully
informed, that they may be supplied with Money to any
t.mount, on terms equal to mortgage, secured on Freehold. Copy-
bold, Leasehold Laud, or Houses, Money In the Funds. Marriage
Settlements, Widows' Jointures, Clergymens'. Living', or any
other Property. Persons of respectability may be supplied on their
personal security only. Gentlemen will find every liberal accom-
modation,, without delay. Application from twelve to two, or
letter (post.paid).adtkessed to Messrs. Wil4 and Co. No. 49,
South-street, Berkely-slearw
London, England, 1816-04-22

This day was published, in a large Volume, two. Its.
THE PRINCIPLES OF POPULATION AND
PRODUC TION, u they are affected by the Progress of
Society ; with a View to Moral and Political Consequences.
By JOHN WEYLAND, Jun. Esq. F. it. d.
London . Printed for Baldwin Cradock, and Joy, Paternal-
ter-row ;J. Hatthard, Piccadilly ; Joseph Parker, Oxford;
Deighron and Sons, Cambridge; Wm. Blackwood, dinburgb;
and John Cumming, Dublin.
London, England, 1816-04-22

offence td which they ißte. tedneed by their
jaw and situation with respect to Lairalettr, can:
brennetclered as a voluntary and active partici:
tot
.2no
•n' in the effected escape of the condenined Dee
.1;64 ertis no ground . for prosecuting, the
;,-. vd f, 5, wife th
ot 4avalette and Widow' D u tat, makes
a
.bot Ate the liberty granted '
conditionally to the said
aviire „f Lavalette in the course of the pioceedings,
era order slut Marguerite Buyel•dieu shall be im.
vedistely set lathe:ly, it shi is not confined for any
Oar cruse." •

,BRUSSELS P4PBRS.

FRANKFORT. APRIL 11.
The sing of Wirtemberg_ has addressed a new
yr,setipt to the States of his Kingdom. He informs
1403 of the dgcl.tration made by the Maliatized
;,.ioces and Counts relatively to the maintenance of
Air ancient prerogatives; of the answer Which he
'iiitbought proper to address to the Prince of Zeil
xi ;be Count of Waldeck; of the new declaration
,ofthe tatter, who pretends, that the first ought not
le be regarded as official. To these papers, and in.
deed icy others, his Majesty, to put an end to these
lots; has raused 'an overture to be made to the
Nom and Counts, by the Minister of the Interior,
fonmening them to give a .categorical answer to
them within eigbt days, if they will renounce their
ladmissible system, and recognise their relation as
sbjecu founded on the law of nations in existing
Italics, and on oaths.of fidelity and homage, which
tiey have already taken to his Majesty on several sec-
aims, in default of which they will be treated as•
disobedient subjects, and excluded from all the libera-
sioos of the Diet on the future COustitution. His
tijesty expects a satisfactory declaration with the
axe certainty, as he has already given the as-
so lances, that the higher Nubility of the Kingdom
enjoy in farre a liberal organization, adapted
tc the privileges oi the ancient Nubility of Germany ;
asil that he ipropnsesto take the Act of the Congress
Vienna, and is the principle adopted in it, as the
' basis of the dispowtions wl.ich are to be established."

THE EVENING, STAB.
London, England, 1816-06-10

day was PoWisbed, price tOs. 6d. boards,
fESOtRS of the LIFE of the-Late MAJOR-
GENERAL SIR ROBERT ROLLO GILLESPIE,
g. who fell Ip an Attack upon Kalunga, in the Nepaul :
ow from original Documents; and illustrated by au elegant
wait human original Picture painted at Calcutta, and a Plan
ithe Fort and:Country where be loq his valuable Life.
Printed for T. Egerton, Military Library, Whitehall.

To the GE I.EMBN, CLERGY;.and EREEHOLtiIIiS of
the COUNTY of CARDIGAN.
DEEPLY impressed with the high honour con-
ferred upon me by my Wog elected f tint. Representative
In Parliament., I cannot standard, express the gratitude I feel
for so Battering a mark of your favour.
.1 have only to fissure
you, that my utmost endeavours shall not be wanting towards
the performance of the Duties attached to so important a Trust.
The sitting of the House requiring my attendauce in Town; I
have to regret that it will not be in my power to snake my per-
sonal thanks to you at present, but I shall take the first possible
occasion of paying my respects to you individually, and of re-
Dewing the assurances of my esteem, and how much I cm,
G?ntlemen,
Your ever obliged and devoted humble servant,
Nibteos, Wit\ May, 1816. W. E. POWELL.
London, England, 1816-06-10

FALMOUTH. JUNE 7.

No striVals.—Sailed his Majesq's ships Wittrutta
and Hatton, cnt a cruize; and the WAlsivehAro pac.
ket, with a Mail for Lisbon, Gibraltar, and Malta....-
Arrived off this po►t. on the sth inst.int, era.
ganza, BROWN, from Canton, and sailed for Amster-
dam; and the Clemrns, Autenr Uswpmn, f,n.n Ha•
vannah, and sailed for Bremen, all well.—Wind N.
and fine weather.
London, England, 1816-06-17

PORTMOUIIII, JUNE 16.

Arrived yesterday his Majesty's ship HAVANNAII.
from St. Helena : left the Rock nth of April ; spoke
the Carnatic East-Indiaman if the Lizard. The
Charles Mills East-Indianian sailed from St. Helena
eight days before the HAVANNAH. Arrived his MA.
jesty's ships Des, from the Eastward ; and LARNE
IrOW a cruize.—Arrived to-day his Majesty's ship
6HERBORNE, from Bermuda; end the THAMES trans-
pprt, from Jamaica, with troops.
P. S. The Carnatic East-Indiarnan above alluded
to, has arrived off this Port from Bengal.
PLYMOU fH, JUNE 15.
Came in the HeenN sloop of war, from a crn;ze,
with the. Mary smuggling boat laden with spirits.—
Arrived the Fluterrr sloop of war, from St. Helena;
it is said that she captured a Spanish slave shconer
on her, passage home, and carried her into Sierra
Leone, after an action of three hours. The HAVAN-
NAN frigate is gone up Channel with the late Gover-
nor of St. Helena on board.—Sailed the Daphne,
APPLITON, for the Isle of Mann.—Wind N.
DOVER, JUNE 15.
Sailed this evening the Princess Charlotte packet,
Captain Hsu-oms, for Ostend,
,with a mail and
passengers; also the King George, packet, Captain
KINO, with a mail and passengers for Calais.—Ar.
rived this evening the Lord Duncan packer, Captain
HAMILTON ; and the Modesto French packet, Capt.
GRANDLY, with a mail from Calais.

The weather proving favourable, the Princess
CIiARIAYfTi rode out on Saturday and yesterday in a
,chariot, wrapped up in a warm pelisse. Yesterday'
she rode by Kensington and Chelsea about two
o'clock, for upwards of an hour.. Her Royal High-'
ness has, for these two days past, come down to dinner.
The general answer to the inquirers yesterday was—
Her Regal Highness was much better.
Yesterday Prince Laoroto, as soon as he had re.
turned from his morning ride with the Princess CHAR.
Lorre, walked for a long time ib the Green Park
without being recognized by the people.
London, England, 1816-06-17

This day was published. prise 21.
THE SPEECH• of J. C. CUR.WEN, M.P. hi the
HOUSE of COMMONS on the 28th of May, 1818, on a
motion for a Committee for taking iuto consideration the STATE
of the POOR LAWS. •
Printed for J. 13211, Bookseller, 148, Ozford•street ; Sherwood
and Co. Patcrnoster•row; and J, M. Richardson. Corrihill.
London, England, 1816-04-25

EAST INDIA MAIL t 4, Iml
.rpHE COCYRTof DIRECTORS of the UNITED
-11- COMPAArr of MERCHANTS of ANGLAND,tlvding
to the E.IST hvntES, do hrrehych,e
That a Qnarterly General Court 4.1 the sail Conwany will he
held at their "ouse in Leadenhall.rreet, on WLDNESDAY,
the 19th tune next, at Eleven o'Cluck in the Forenoon, fPr the
purpose of declaring a Dividend from Chri.tinat last to Midsum-
mer next :
That the Transfer Socks of the said Compary'i S.o > sell!
be shut on THURSDAY, the Cth June next, at Two o'Clock,
and opened again on THURSDAY, the 18th July following.
And tt.at tea Dividend Warrants of the said Company's Stock,
due on the sth July, will be ready to he delivered on MON-
DAY, the Bth July next. JAMES COBB, Seeeeteers.

NAVAL AND MILITARY BIBLk SOCIP.TY.
THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of
this SOCIgTY will be held at the King's Concert Room,
in the Haymarket, on Tutsrmt, the 7th of May, 1816.—The
Chair will be takeh at Twelve &Clack precisely.—AcooraModa-
don will be provided for I.adies.
Tickets of admission may be had on applicstion to the Mcnt-
'kers of the Committee, or to the Secrerary, at 114, Jtrrnyn-
street. on or after the sd of May, between the hours of Twelve
and Four in each day (Sunday excepted).
By Order of the Committee.
C. M. FABIAN, Cvtain, IL N. 7
• rSee etudes.
J. M. CLOSE, Major; R. A.
Committee Room, 114, Jermyn-st .;et.
London, England, 1816-04-25

GERMAN PAPERS.

_ .
FROM THE LOWER RHINE, APRII. 14.
On the 11 th instant the Privy Counsellor of State
Saek, High President of the Prussian Rhenish Pro.
vinces, who has acquired such general esteem, left
Aix la Charlie. Public papers state, that on the
fhli of January he addressed the following Circular to
the Chief Authorities under his Government :
" His Majesty the King has been pleased, by a
Cabinet Order of the 7 fid of. this month, to prohibit
the continuation of the Rhenish Mercury. His Ma
jesty has at the same time acquainted me, that 4 the
Ministry is employed upon a law about the Liberty
of the Press, which will contain such regulations for
the future as will answer to the public opinion, and
the good of the State;' and at the same time With
expression.of his supreme displeasure, at the licence
that has hitherto been allowed, matte it my express
duty ' till that time, to keep the Newspapers and
Journals especially in check.' At the same time that
1 announce to you his Majesty's will, I chary you to
double the strictness of the censure of all Newspaper
and political journals which appear in your juriiclic•
tion by means of adequate iastriictions, so . that no
passage whatever may pass which shall contain often.
sive attacks upon a foreign Government, or unauthi•
rised criticisms and judgments upon acts of Our Ce",
vernment, or upon objects of our internal policy cr
our foreign relations. For the exact observance of
these injunctions till the time, when the annoumed
law shall dissolve these bonds laid on the liberty of
public discussion, I must make you, &c. personallY
responsible to me, as I am myself responsible to lirs
Majesty the King."
The following anecdote is from a German paper:
•••••14 In the war before last of Prussia against France,
the wellAnown Major Von Scow. had taken with his
free corps, four uncommonly fine horses, which sere
destined for the Emperor NAPOLEON. When the
latter knew it, he directed a later to be sent to die
onor
Major, offering him 1,000 dollars coalpcnsatiTo the
each horse. The letter was superscrtbed—'
,robber-ehief Set:lLL.' SCHILL replied .to him by
another letter as follows :..4 Sir, Brother, I feel the
more gratification in having taken your four hors,
as I understand from your letter that you bet a hie
value upon them. I cannot return them to you tor
the 1,000 dollars apiece; but if you will restore to
their places the four horses which you stole from the
Brandenburg gate at Betlin,
then the four horses
*Bichl have lit Ell tit quite at your service.'"

•I
London, England, 1816-04-25

`HE

'ENING STAR.

LO NDON.

THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1814.
ST. MM.—Holiday at the Bank;

FRENCH PAPERS.
we have received the Paris Pape?s of Monday.
but as they are printed In the morning, they contain
nothing of the trial of Sir Ronal. WuaoN and his
Iwo dornpanions.—We have subjoined the following
eztracts from them, and even these are not of a very
prominent interest. One Paper only (The Joernal de
Paris) contains the Act of Accusation, and other
documents already published :
MAUR F.XTRAORDINARY OF MONDAY MORNING.

The King yesterday heard a musical mass in his
Chapel. A great number of persons of distinction,
anon whom were several foreigners, were present.
The town of Carcassonne has been restored to the
rack of the good towns of the Kingdom.
WOrkorets have been occupied for some days in
ecnstructing the foundations of the Monuments which
according to the King's orders, will be rebuilt on the
Place des Victoires, to the memory of Louis XIV.
London, England, 1816-04-25

_
A GRAND PAGEAN't
Of the Chaiscters of Shakspeare, by the whole of the Company.
Arranged under the direction of Mr. Farley.
Order of the Pageant—Tragic Mute, Miss O'Neill; Brutus,
Mr. Terry; Cleopatra, Mrs. Faucit ; King John, Mr. Barry-
snore; Richard 111. his. Murray ; Duchess of York, Mrs. Emery ;
Hwy VIII. Mr. Egerton ; Cardinal WoLey, Mr. Kemble ; Fer-
dinand, Mr. Stuclair ; Ariel, Miss MiAlpine ; Emilia, Mrs. Re-
naud; Hamlet, Mr. Betty Opht lia, Miss Stephens; Nlacbetb,
Mr. C. Kemble ;. Hetet'' Mr. Taylor; Cordeba, Miss Foote ;
Imogen, Miss Burrell; Henry V. Mr. Csnway ; Pistol, Mr.
Simmons; Fluellen, Mr. Blanchard; korner), Mr. Abbot;
bet, Miss Plourdeau; Ftiar Laurence, Mr. Chapman.
• Conic Muse, Mrs. Gibbs.—Olivia. Miss MatLews ; Sir Tohy
Belch, Mr. Emery; Dr. Cain..., Mr. Farley ; Falstaff, Mr. Fzws
tett ; Sir Hugh Evans, Mr. irimaldi; Mrs. Ford, Mrs. Sterling ;
Mrs. Page, Miss Huglles ; tknedict, Mr. Jones ; Beatrice,
Dobbs; Rosalind, Mrs. Egerton; Audrey, Mrs. 1.0.0,1 No-
rizel, Mr. Itillar; Perdata, Miss Carew ; Autulicu,, Mr. Tokely ;
Oberon, Mr. Duruset t Bottom, Mr. Liston ; and Puck, Miss S.
Booth.

Tomorrow, A New Way to Pay 0111 Debts: Sir Gilts Ovtr-
reach, iYSr. Kembie ; with Who wants et Wife?
On Satacdly, The School for Scandal ; with Garrick's lubih e.

AR,i!PWM4 Ina NEW MAY OF

.
ddinratea from a , of 4i Inches to one Degree on
Meridian, from the latest and mast authentic Materials. printed
on fine large Sheets. Price, in Sheets, Five Guineas. At Ar-
rowsniitle's, 10, Soho-square.