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The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-05-19

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, MAY 18.

Michrsd Eddell,. late footman to a gentleman of
fortune, was indicted for sending threateuing letters
to the aboxe gentleman, to extort money, under pre-
ferment charging him with unnatural habits.
Tho Prisoner, in consequence of his riotous con,
duct at a Levee at Carlton-house, a few weeks since,
was discharged by his master, who deducted from his
wage; the amount of some articles of dress which had
• Ise:n destroyed by ;hig Improper conduct. In a few
shys after, the Prosectitor received a letter from the.
Prisoner. demanding monk, in ambiguous terms,
and oe this being unnoticed, ,the Prisoner sent an:
other letter, in which lie threatened to charge ihi
Prosecutor with unnatural propensities, on his re-
fusal to advance a sure of money. The Prosecutor
applied to the Police, and the Prisoner was secured.
Mr. ithiNiv mut; o, after animadverting on the
atrocious conduct of the Prisoner, sentenced him to
[Seven Years"fransportation.

A singular circumstance occurred on board the
ship Remdia, in •the harbour of Portsmouth, last ,
week. The Captain (Palmer) had two apprentices
sent him from Loudon, by the owners ; both of
wham were regularly bound, and hE►d been on board
some time. A few days ago one of them fell over-
board in the harbour, and was with• mach clitliculty
got on board the shin ; when'the supposed tad proved
to be a young girl, about Iti years of ago. She said
she had procured a siting near London, by working
►n the fields; but -disliking the employment, ,and
without character to recommend her to any house-
keeper's employment, she was Induced to pass her-
self off as a young lad wishing to go to sea, when she
was regularly honttd.to serve its an apprentice to the
owners of the Regalia. The crew handsome!) sub-.
scribed to rig her out with female clothing ; and-'he
is for the present ow* the tiotice of the Hon. Mrs.
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London, England, 1812-05-19

OLD 1341fLEY.

Yesterday G. H. Francis was indicted for uttering
a forged bill of exchange, purporting to be accepted
by G. 11. Francis and Son, 51, Great Armitage-
street, Wapping, with intent to defraud• Messrs. Ha-
mer and. Haler. _ _ _

Mr. CURW3On haring stated the indictment, Mr.
ALLEY detailed the transaction.
Mr. BARRY' for the Prisoner, called witnesses to
prove that the father was concerned in the house of
trade, in Armitage-street.
The Learned Judge thought this repelled the pre-'
sumption of forgery, though it was a gross fraud, and
directed the Jury to acquit the Prisoner.—Not
Thomas Aslibie was indicted for forging and utter-
ing two bills' of exchange, one for 1501. and the
other for 1201. with intent to defraud Messrs. Strong
and Carter.
Mr. Cnnwoon having stated the indictment, Mr.
Am ant detailed the circumstances of these transac-
tions.
The Learned Judge left it to the Jury to say, whe-
ther there were really any such firm as Sm►th and Bell,
bonafide trading under that name; if nut, he thought
the acceptance amounted to a forgery.
The Jury withdrew for half an hour, and then
returned a verdict of Guilts.
London, England, 1812-05-26

Compact Cottage, with Chaise-hoose awl Paddock, pea
Levrishuo.
By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE.

At the Arm 1011141111;t; (JiiBoAk,Juri 18, at Twelve
fetlock,
A NEAT COTTAGE, fitted up with peculiar
taste, and Nutshell at an unlimited espence; containing
four bed roofer, draw/Mg-roam, two parlours, \ilc en, wash-
house, yard, gerdeu, elaise-house. amble, dte. situate at Hi-
ther-green, near Lew isham, saunmaading rich picturesque
views, with beautiful lanseispe scenery, in every din•ctinn
held on Lease fur fifty-six years. Immediate possession may
be bud.
Mn he viewed with tickets, which, with descriptive Parti-
culars, may be had of Mr. Samuel Pearce, 16, Cnruhill.
London, England, 1812-05-26

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THE STATESMAN.

Timis to trial ; but Mr. Lovett had for many
months undergone all the anxiety and expense at-
tending such a prosecution, although he had tried
every method to appease the wrath of Mr. GAR-
meow, when the action was commenced. —Mr.
GAMOW has thought et to say, that Mr. Lo-
vett, is a Libeller by profession, and that his pre-
sent situation is a convincing proof of it. Now,
with all due submission to Mr. Gianow's know,
ledge and veracity, Mr. Lovetttloes not admit the
force of his'assertion ; for if he had committed any
offence against the Laws of his Country, by merely
copying two articles from other Journals, which
constituted the Libels for which he is now 'suffering
two years' imprisonment, it must be admitted, that
he is not to be punished a second time for the same
offence; and a greater punishment canoot be in-
I Meted upon a man, than to bo told in a COURT
of Jusnce, whore he applies to the LLws of his:
Country fur redress of an injury, that he is wrru-
out the PALE of the LAW, and not entitled to
the protection of the COURT. This was evidently
the plea set up by Mr. GAnusew; on ThUrsday
last; and It is much to be lamented, that a Gentle_
man who gained all his popularity in the early
part of life by pleading at the Old Bailey, agree-
ably to the laws of the land, should, from any
motive whatever, be induced to bring forward so
novel and dangerous a doctrine in the Court of King's
Bench, which is considered as the standard of jus-
tice towards every individual without the smallest
discrimination.
London, England, 1812-07-14

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A respectable Gentleman, who accompanied Mr.
Cones= to Botley, writes us, of yegterday's dale,
from that place, as follows :---44 We reached Win. I
chaster at two o'clock on the Saturday, where a most
respectable party of Gentlemen (many of them
coming thirty and forty miles) gave Mr. Cosier!.
the meeting, and dined with him. The Judges left
the place above half an hour after we reached there.
We left Wiuchester about six o'clock. When we
,arrived within two miles of Botley, we were met by,
I believe, nearly all the people of the villake, who,
in exulting shouts, welcomed the return of our
friend. A party of them were prepared with
ropes, to drag the carriage the remainder of the
way.—They would not be iudeced to .relinquish
doing so..—ln a moment the horses were taken off,
and the villagers moved on with the carriage, pre-
ceded by a flag and music, all Is their own pro.
curing, and the whole entirely their own arrange.
meat; for I do declare to you, neither Mrs% Co,.
serf, Miss Conan!!, or, in short, any of us, had the
least idea any thing of the kind was in contempt'.
film. To close the narrative.—ln this triumphant
sooner, by the inhabitant's of Botley, was• your
friend tarried to his own house, accompanied with
continued and unceasing shoots of joy and exulta-
tion."

Some more Paris Papers arrived last night, but
they-do not enable us to add any thing important to
our former advice' The minor Journals mention
some advantages in Spain gained by the French.-1
The same Penn also give an extract of a letter from
Marshal Sumner, in which he contradicts the report
of his eommtinicatioo with the Army of the South '
being cut off or interruVed.
Advice, were yeiter&y received from Gibraltar,
stating, 'that the British Commander in Sicily had
taken advantage of the absence of MURAT from his
' dominions, and had ordered the embarkation of
6,000 troops, under the command of General MAIV
Lamp. These forces were to proceed to Minorca
and Won", when they were to be strengthened by
about 4,000 Spaniards, and- the whole to make s
descent et the province of Catalonia.
A report prevailed yesterday, that there were lit'
ten hi tows from Oporto,• stating, that the:Porlo*
guess Militia had risen and joined the populace, who
had
iwdsoned Colonel TRAIT.Lwi Cooingasals going
_on a nasal expedition to
erase She enemy on the Sof& coast of Spain. A
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London, England, 1812-10-07

LONDON:
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1812.

A Gottenburgh Mail arrived this morning, bring-
iag the Russian account of the battle of Smolensko,
which differs materially from the French, as will be
seen by the following extracts. There b also a fur-
ther &tea, ,which states, that MUKA,T and NEY
were taken prisoners. It is said that the image of
the Vraoie Milli- was brought' from the cathedral
at Moscow; and placed at the head of the army be-
fore the battle commenced, and that re DiUM was
sung at St. Petersburgh on the occasion. The subse-
(pent progress, however, of the French army, and
the battle of Moskva, too strongly skew the impro.
bability of the Russian accennt.
GOTTENBURGh; larv.ls.

The Rusks OM of the expedideri hts tirived et
Reg% whirs it is supposed the y wilt cheap the
orriess fortlialriablida troops: . ,

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London, England, 1812-10-07

BOXING.

---,ma—
The battle between Finland !follow', was derided en I'.i, .
day, on a common near Harrow, fora tvilid•omi• subs, jp;:••
purse. At two o'clock, after the meal forms, tae
entered the ring, with their vecouds, Caleb R int tx in anti theme for Holfutray, and 'I% dump and Joe Norton An 1.
Betting was even.
• Eighty-suer rounds were fought, and the bailie WAS most ca..
stinately contested for two hours and a half, lio) ,u:11, note •
inemoratile fight at Newmark.:, haviug been more punish-J.--
Holloway freight nearly a ,lane heavier than ford ; Irui tits
knowledge of the art of fighting W 36 about equal. N gline.
Healer occurred in a few hits %hit% were eau:singed, moot Om . fourth round, when Ford put in a treatel.dew, mote liver .as
adversary's left eye, which dress first blood, and made his,.
favourite at raids.
Some sharp and obstinate rallying took place for sever!!
loss ing rounds, to the dbadraetagi of Ford. vi:io hewer
be kept retreating, put in some gimi left-a:tided lice, bie
was fought down 111 almost every round. 'file cost'
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3
maintained With equal ferocity, with reciprocal ad vam.,•,.,,
Nil an hoar bad expired, and the eddy had gut six atid
io
-four on }folkway ; but nag eh:tit:zed the hating. atal Lis
adversary make many ilimultaninges for about ttr onimee.,,
which time Holloway had suffer:A most ahaqt the
both eyes were nearly ebbed. Fora after woo .1. en?
i 4 /egg, and his autagnnist succeeded in plant i!.ta
hi.s, and he followed them by giving Sib ma tasg manyome tireaci•i
Edls.
Ford bad no chance last half her, but Cie fight was rro.
traeted (alritaligh Ford often fell on hi !dons. ano from oi.ek.
nem) to try 11(.1101rav't game, for he was app .rently the cr..e.
eat saffirer ; bet that admirable requisite in him net ir sv..s ex.
celkA by Ford himself, or by any other •,.an, aid a: Imgoo
tory was iv-u to Holloway, when Ford mid been av, as it
were, lifeless, and %wiz carried into a rust-chaise. \a too eau
wi re ever w I;eatcn, our in no batik was more uailvt mu-
rage exemplitii d.
There is no prize battle on record which laced a 3 10:1; iq
active tightieg.
London, England, 1812-10-07

TIIF.ATRE-ROTAL. COVENT-GARDEN.

TH IS present EVEN!' NG, Oct. 7, will
be p.rfi.raied. cite Value,
TUE CETHIOP;
OR, THE CHILD, OF THE DESERT.
To which will !wadded,
MIDAS.

ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPAN Y.
NEW BRIDGE-STREET. BLACKFRIARS.
EMPOW EltEl) BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT;
Fur Imam:ice from Fire, and all Lives; awl for the Groat and
Purchase of Annuities.
NitiltANCIN falling due at MICIIAELMAS
I will expire, ahlete renewed within liftecir days from that
P..s
The ..stein of Fire Inserrince pursued by this Company af-
ford. rvery tulirtiange which such a security can yield. On In.
signore. out of London, the premiums have aces astaiderubly
lqwercol.
A large allownote as made on (Me fesaraarel and Ia that.
aqd in every, department of the bovine*. the Company's at.
r.tay.ements are attended with till possible convenieoec and dis-
pinch.

WARNER PHIPPS, SnartarY-
•„• The Company's Olbre for the We►t•end of Loadon, is
at N 0.97, on the west•side of New fiondsstreet, twat Oxford-
-111 tett.

GRAND JUNCTION W ATI:111%111MS.
TilF. DIRECTORS of the GILA ND JUNC-
TIOIkW ATEIt- WORKSS bee to acquaint the public.
Shit agreeable to their I tst a.ldrete, they yesterday opened their
Wotks, MIA iINVC great staisfaction in saving, that the trial of
Stountug water to the taps of houses, far exceeded their son.
pine expectations Thedremen of several of the Fire Com-
panies attended, and the tire-hoses were diretted by men belong-
ing to the Sun Fire Office; who espresse.l their surprise at the
water being thrown, by Weans of three hose, axed to the Ire-
plug in the street, over the tops of the highest houses, at the
corner of Great Cumberland-plare.
The water was also thrown over the bottles in the middle of
Davies-street; but the two plugs leading into Berkeley-equare
did sot succeed, in etnoequeoce of some evil-disposed person
ramming stones and bricks into the Ire-plugs, The Direstoess
therefore, offer a Reward of Twenty Guineas, for information
against say person or persons guilty of the said offence, so that
they may be brought to punishmem.
The Directors beg tanker le observe, that as the water can
be thrown to the tops of houses in Cuniberlendsplece, the highest
spot to Loudon, the lower districts will be readily accomplish-
ed; and they Intend to make such arrangements for the early
attendance of Bremen, es to render their mews of extinguishing
fires, at a moment's notice, extremely beneklit in those districts
where they sopplt houses with water.
46, Upper Seytnottr.strects
Oct. 9, Hilt
London, England, 1812-10-07

THEATRE ROYAL, 1/RURY.L‘NR.
THE PUBLIC are respectfully informedl that
this THEATRE WILL OPEN on SATURDAY
NEXT, the lath of October, when their Majesties' liervitott
will perform the Tragedy of
HAMLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK.
With EN Thlltl'A I NM CNTS to be anemmeed io future Bills.
Admittance to the Boxes, Is Price Ss. dd.—To
the Pit, 9i. 6e. t Second Price, 'I.—To the Lower Gallery.
t Second Price, b.—To the Upper Gallery. Is.l Second
Price, 6d.
Boxes and Places to be taken of Mr. Spring. Box Book-
keeper, at the Odiee ie Little Russell-street, from Ten till
Four, and from Tess in the Evening moil the Doors are rinsed.
The Box entrances are in find/es-street 0n1y..-The Pit en-
trances are in Russell-street and Wohum-street.—Tee Lower
Gallery entrances are io Russell-arret mod Woburn street.-.
The Upper Gallery entrance is in Woburn-street only.
All persons claiming Right of Free Adethnion to the Theatre,
having complied with the Notice given by Public Advertise.
meet, to sign their Names in the Beek kept by the Secretary to
the Committee, at the Treasury (lire Is Drury-laseo
v-
ine made good Omer Tide of tech Free Admissitso, sys
at 1-a.t priming' '0 tie emeleiseef mei itivht, mitt he ailMocetelt
r- .4.. en Nights of Theatrical Rgoesmilla-
tint, Sr litiotess ffloosees under the foliewiag Regulation
and Conditioas
Every Person claim* to be admitted Free,.,lll be reqnired
to sign bit or her name at the Door, in a boob which will be
kept ready for that purpose, and will out be admitted without
Burk signature.
Thr deo hand door, 'mediae from the hail in Brydgemereet,
will lie opened for Free Adniissinns to the Boxes. and coedited
to them only; and no Free Admissions Will he pawed at may
elver Box Door of the Theatre. Neither will any Person, met
Free, be admitted to pass through th- Free Door.
Free Admissinus to the Pit and Galleries will be received at
their re-relive Doors la Wobern-mreet only.
The very great frauds which have heretofore been committed
ttpon 'he Proprietors mid the Public, respeetiee Free Admis-
sion, have made it necessary for the Sub-Committee to devise
th most rifeetuid contrail in a matter an important to the fete-
rest. of the Company. whose affoirs they are culled u on le ad-
mini.ter, and to those who are really entitled to the fheedoo of
od
For the prom', dilivellote. they have deemed it cepedient is
'exact, omit, Ate soiloillty of the Art of Parliament. the con-
di above mimed be die preventioa of fronds, which will
h.. ,trictly enfmeed.
London, England, 1812-01-21

d.ctaihe'

Lord GRENVILLE regretted the necessity of again_ pad-
poning the Motion of which notice had been gives by his Noble
Friend (Earl relative to the state of Ireland, in
consequence of a severe domestic calamity, known to all their
Lordships, in the afflictioa attendant arm which his Noble
Friend deeply participated. This was the only reason for again
postponing the Motion. His Lordship therefore moved to dis-
charge the order for summoning the Lords on Friday next, and
to renew it for Friday the 31st inst.—Ordered.
Adjourned till to-morrow (this day).
London, England, 1812-01-21

HOUSE 00 COMMONS, J►m.4o

Mr. GILES presented a Petition from certain Straw Hat Ma-
nufacturers, complaining of the injury sustained from the al-
lowing French metiers of war to manufacture straw, &c.—
Ordered tulle on the table. _ _ _

Mr. WHITBREAD presented a Petitioo from the Renters,
&e. of Drury-Lane Theatre, praying fur certain alterations in
the Acts for vesting the Property of that Theatre In Trustees,
att.—Referred to a Cololllittee..

—Mr: XligiiCll.shiiiirnos4tl, that the Motion of a Right
Bon. Baronet (Sir J. Newport) then absent, respecting the free-
iag ad verthements of charitable donations from duty, &c. which
good for that evening, should be postponed to Thursday.—
Ciranted.
London, England, 1812-01-21

elf Last Week but One of the Favourite Comic Pr.atominie
of the Poison Tree; or. harlequin iu Java.
••• Notwithstandiog the greet approbation wit* at the
above Pantomime I nightly honoured. the samose '. 4:11,
drawo after the tonging Week, to snake room ft au-
teitte...
SINS PARLIIL THEATRE. STRAND.
(Under the Authority of the Lord Chainherlaio.)
THIS present-Tuesday,..Tanuary 21, and every
evening during the 111,,ek, will be prebcoted
THE MAGItiTlt ATE.

Fanny, Mrs. Garrick; and Edward, by Miss Scott.
After which, a New Spicndid Comic Opera Barletta, called
THE VIZIER'S SON,
THE MERCHANT'S DAUGHTER.
AND THE UGLY HOMAN OF BAGDAD.
Cadi of Bagdad, Mr. Stehhing ; the Vizier's Son, Mr. Hud-
son. And the Merchant's Daughter, Milo Scott.
To conclude with a Neu Comic Pantomime, called
THE POISON TREE;
OR, HARLEQUIN IN JAVA.
Hatlequio, Mr. Auld; Pant:shwa Signior Mnistignani ;
Clown, Young Joan, bo introduce his admired Clog
11,,mpipe; nod Wild Man, Mr. Pack, a celebrated Posture-
Master. Columbine, Miss Haggle..
In the course of the Evening :a Entertainments upwards of
Twenty New Scenes will be introduced.
la the Eternity, various Songs by Mr. Glenville. Mrs. Gar-
rick, &c. And a New Pas Troi., by Signior Montignuui,
Moses Lever and Cummins.
Mors open at half-pat five, begin at half-put sir.—Roses,
4s. Pit 2s. Gallery Is.—SecondPrice at half-past eight.
Places to be taken at the The:are. from Ten till Three.
London, England, 1812-01-10

TO THE. PUBLIC.

FROM thg numerous Complaints that have been
saatie, and lest a creitulice might arise in conseqiience of
the eirculatinsof a false representation, Samuel navies, Pro-
prietor of MORRIS'S PATENT FA ‘I Ly 111A?iGLE. fees
hinyself imperiously called up n to announce to the Ptiblic in
general, th:ot he 'Deter had the wiallest connection with another
house...l4le of the samestreet ; nor are his Mangles by any means
maple nu their phui. On the e,:ntrars, he ha. the pleasure to
add, that W 'weever hir base beeicortlered..they•:iav- given uni-
ueetati satisfaction; and the larreasing demand from oil parts,
hAti of tows' and tsiontrv. id the stiongest proof of ;he superior
egeeThmer pt. this lnyeetfolinver every, thing of the kind yet at-
ten:toted. enneeliterof this,te West respectfully solicits the at-
teatila9 of the Patina ow Oen valimbk and much-a !mired Ma-
clines, being fulls convingel, that from their compact coretruc-
the perfect ease with sweat+ tney are worked, and the com-
plete esasner insi.nich -they tortoni), they wilt be generally.
,dilnyted tisrongWva the vett, elly•
Ti. he hod ;a she liinsinfuetory. No. 4,.S,kinner-sereet, Snow-
hill, London.— Pi lee ititi Mod if required 111 he sent into the
(Ig/eery:. Bs. pa' Via. ..
London, England, 1812-01-10

SINECURE PI.AC:.S.

Mr. MAit notice of a motion for this
(I'..untlay ) fortnight, for the appoi.itm,iit of a
rt Committee to inquire into the nature iittl ex-
tuit of Sinecure Lilco, &c.

REPEAL OF THE LEGISIATIVE UNION WITH
ELA ND.

The Hon. C. 11. HUTCHINAIIN observed, that
it was now the eleventh Session since the passing of
the Act of Union between Great Britain and Ireland,
at which time it had been acknowledged by the high-
tit autyrities in both countries, that the system,
which, for centuries, had been pursued hi the ma-
hogement of Ireland, was, in every respect vicious
and defective.
Tie SPEAKER here called. the lion. Member to
cller, on the ground that there was no question be-
fore tht, House cohtected with the subject alluded to
b% the lien. Member.
Mr. 17TCHINSON claimed his right, as an in.
tlepeudent Member of that to originate any
&orlon at the moment, without giving notice.
Mr. PERCEVA!, contended, that agreeably to
tho v.!::Liitlicd practice of the House, even at the
Ist:04l shalt motions were allowed to be brought for-
wr.rd without notice, no Member was entitled to
bring; forward a motion, after the other business bt
(!le (lay W 45 disposed of, and after the hour ullive
&dock, without permission of the House.
rh:' SPEAKER held, that this was the order of
cr -.cycling in that House. .
Mr. I i (ITCH{ NSOisi said, he had not had au pp-
),ortipity of ....wing- his asolioe ; but if it was the
wish of the Right Honourable Guillemot% opposite'
11'r. Percevu!) to step the motion, because be (Mr.
I:IA instet) made mention of the words " Ireland"
and " L'elott," from proceeding farther, grounding
hi; h;rter,ion upon a matter of form, let it be under-
stotsl that it %vat, to the Right llonourableGentleman
that the charge of stopping him was to be attributed.
'2 snt.,Ad have another opportunity of bringing for-
ward his motion; but let it be recollected, that it was
'." he interference of the principal Minister
:ee Regent in that Hulse, that he was now
from stating what the object of his motion
Ills of Order by Mra Parceaal and his
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;-!AK ER said, be )tad already states' what
• Jr of prnoeeding in that House.
• ,* It'PON, after au experience of 30 ypers as
...; ; of the House, entirely agreed with the
r to the usage laid down by hint.
• r. IXTCHINSON, after a abort interval,
;; :t he rose with the intention of giving no-
,.f a 1:otion on a subject of the very last Is)-
cc"' ti.c.t. and he hoped to be indulged with pertnis-
*s • •;‘ ~ta;e, shortly, his reasons for, making the mo-,
I.; ,1 which he was now to give notice.
CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
si,,,ke to order. it was an established rule of
ilousp, that no Member, .in giving notice of a
..;;;n for a future day," should be permitted to an-
'° '
:gate the debate of that day, by assigning Ibe rea-
, .1. by which he was actuated in giving his notice.—
!. • propriety of this rale was apparent, because
• bring no opportueity afforded on the other
LA. tomer* tkp, seism. 501d4905 N itikdoS
London, England, 1812-10-09

A POOR DEVIL

LITERATURE 0.-W !WI much satisfaction in En'
111/UUEing to our Readers, the speedy publication,of
three new Works of peculiar interest, they are 7/11
Travels of Professor LICIFTEMSrstx.In Souther;
Africa ; a new Novel from the pen of Miss PLUM
TEE, entitled The History of P
Myself and .11y Mod;
and &cued de Nouvelles, by Madame Dr NIONTU.
LIEU, the well known Author of Caroline dc
field.
London, England, 1812-10-09

RETURN OP COUNTRY MEMBERS.

OX/Oltn VNIVrASITY—Rigt Hon. Charlei Abbot.
wsairsueosto—W. Lewes Hhes and Filler Maitland, &ctn.
MINEHEUI-3. F. Luttrell and(( F. Luttrell, Caqrs.
IIIigiLFURD—COL Symonds and Itrebard Scudamore, &qrs.
MuunioJth —Lord Charles &menet.
Buono avce—George Pocock and William Astt4l, F.sqrs.
Poott —Heitiaunin Lester Lester and Michael A. Taylor. Esqrs.
HETTE4WrRY—Hon. Samuel Hood and C. Doncenine, Hum.
Ilion Wycomng—Sirs J. D. King. Bart. and T. Hariug, Bart.
HETI:pox—G. Johnstone and A. Wenn, Esqrs..
livvar —Sir John Perring and M. White, Esq.
FAST GRINITILAD—OfOrge W. Gunning and J. Stephen, Page.
DORKAX—R. Wharton and 11. J. Lamblon, &qrs.
Latcsarast—Samuel Smith and T. Babingtoo, Eaqn.
Lvme—Lord Burgherst and Colonel Henry Foie.
NLWARK—LieIIt .-GeO. S. Gottenand H. Willoughby,
PRIIRBOROUGU—.-Itt. HOD. G. Ponsonby sod Hon. W. Elliot.
/lutetium—Rt. Hon. C. Long and R. Wood, Esq.
Ilcu.—John Staniforth and Geo. W..notsys, Esqrs.
OJAI& UPTON—Albany Swill, Esq. and Lord Graver.
STAFVOSO—RaIph Benson, Eq. and Colonel Wilson.
Poll—Wilson 947, Beason 482, Sheridan 4i5.
Porrunacr —Hon. Henry Lasalle.and It. Mlbses, El*
TAIIIWORTII—Sir R. Peel, Hart. Lord Chas. Toweitend.
Homo's—Geo. A. Robiusun and K. W. R. Vyse.
Stale of the Poll at blaidslooe, Oct. 8.
George Simeon 109.—Geo. Longman 98.—Sir E. Brydges lib

The following was the state of the Poll for the City,
this day, at one o'clock :
Combo - 97C3 Atkins .
Curti. . 9350 %althea= . 1801.
Shaw • . 1t999 Wood . 16 .9

SOUTHWARK ELEctiosr.—The state of the Poll
for the Borough of Southwark, at twelve o'clock this
day, was as follows :
Charles Cady crt 9Oll
Homey 'Thornton 1644
J. B. Burdett •461
NoRwICH ELECTION.—The numbers at the eldsa
of the second day's poll were as follows :
W. %kb .... 1515 I C. Harvey.... 13301 Patteson.... 1912
Phrritson gave up the contest at half-past three
o'clock.—He has been a steady supporter of corrup-
tion ever since he has been in Parliament; he always
voted for all Ministers—not in vain, having obtained
for his family their share of the public money.
GREAT Gazmssy.—On the eth inst. the contest
for Great Grimsby closed, when, we are happy to
find, the electors returned J. P. GRANT, Esq. and
Sir ROBERT Haws, who are both friends to Civil
and Religious Liberty. They are new Candidates
and the following were the numbers at the clam of
the poll :
J. P. Grant. Esq.
Sir Robert Heron .....
Molar-General Loft
1. E.. Collet . 12
Seuvuauvrox ELEcTiote.—The following w(
the numbers at the dose of the second day's poll
Mindy 340
Rose
Chamberlayse 236
The precaution adopted by the Sub-Committee
New Drury, of requiring all persons free of
Theatre to sign their names on entering, is only ,
tended as a temporary measure, until all the parties
become known to the Boa-keepers. The New Sub.
scribers to the Company will, of coarse, coml.
with cheerfulness, as their own interests are so ma.
terially concerned in preventing frauds.
•
London, England, 1812-12-03

DOUBLE TAX ON LEATHER.
lIE COMMITTEE of TANNERS`•
heiag confirmed in their opinion of the injurious cf.
f•,•is of the Double Tax on Leather, to the best nitereets of
t:w Count, y, and in particular to every branch of the Leather
'i'r.tdr, in pursuance of their Resolutions of the Ist of October'
1a.,. as ;nisei-05rd in the Papers at that time, and in coast-
roteuce of the automats applications already received from dif-
ferent
.parts of the Kingdom, culling on theni to eu.opera►e in
obtaining a repeal of such Tax, de hereby give Notice, that a
It:metal Meetit►r of the Tanners of Great *Britain a ill he held
at the Loodoo Tavern, in Bishopseate.street, on Wednestlity,
the 13th day of .fonitary next, at Twelve o*Clork at Noon, tot
Like into consideration the best mode of immediately proceed-
ing to Atom the desired object. •
(Signed) By Order of the Committee,
HER. DREW, Sec.
tendon, Nov. ?ft, MY.
London, England, 1812-12-03

BRISTOL PETITION TO THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Wyy FREEHOLDERS and FREEMEN of
he CITY of BRISTOL, considering themselves, for
many reasons, not likely to be adequately represented the
Commons Home of Parliament about to hold a first Sessiuns,
by RIO:0d Hart Davis a.id Edward Prutheriat; Ewan. be-
lieving that the Return of those Candidates to the Crown-Office,
was not dictated bv the free nod unbiassed voices of those who
formed their Majority the Advertisers have determined upon
presenting n PETITI6N to the Himiiurable House of Com-
mas* against the said Return. arm eertwbsgesstadir sit Govrigri.
tion, Bribery, Intimidation, Illegal' Presei.ce of Military
Farce, mat Treating, of w hich ample proofs are already oh-
For this purpose, they solicit the aid of Subscriptions from
the Friend* of.Libetty, their Country, nod the British Consti-
tution in its Portly, which will be received by Mr. Thomas
Williams, at No. 15, Clare-street. Bristol s Mr. Samuel Miller,
Skinner-street, London; and Mr. John Gait. Union-street,
eptford.
Further Communications are enlitinuect to be received, a let-
ter-box being placed at Mr Williams's house-door in Clare-
mart, nriutni, fur that purpose.
Bristol, 40,..211. 1131 V.
_ _ •

...

MILLS'S MERINO WOO!. HOSIERY WAREHOUSII.
129, CHEAPSIDE, opposite Fridn)-street:
1 N cousequenee of the great demand which
.1 MILLS'S MERINO WOOL HOSIERY have experi-
enced, and the Approbation they have obtained, during the
last five years, other llow•es have attempted to introduce an
ilifetitor article, stamped " Merino Wool.'
The Proprietors therefore (tu order to prevent their friends
being deceived), w.II insarialdv have their goods bt:tinpfd
" Mills's Original Merino Wool," which nre hirer and holier
than any other Fort of Woollen Hosiery, and wair.inied not to
shrink in washing.
The artic!es consist of Stockily" Socks, Drawers, Waist-
coats, Shirt., - Cope, Ladies' Coals, and all sorts 14 under
Clothing, which may he had ni Is t, Cheapsnie, and ut most of
the revert thle 11.:11,es in Town and Cotioarv„
A pitrtievlar article made for the Gout and It hettoottism,
London, England, 1812-01-17

This Day was published,
In Svn. Price 7.4. board.,
A DP:SER'fATION on the BITE of a RABID
!I. A \ 11l Al; being the substance of :in Essay which re.
relied a Prize from the Royal College of Surgeons in London,
hilie year ltA I.
By .1 ARIES GILLMA N, F. L. S.
Member at the Royal College of Surgeon', London.
Printed for J. Callow, Medical Bookseller, It), CroWn-
PrigiciA-titreei, Soho.
London, England, 1812-01-17

EIS ROYAL HIGIINhnn 'lli a. PRINCE REGENT,
GRAND 'MASTER.
LECTURES, &c. on all the 39 Degrees of
ICIEKMASONRY, .peinatst by Order of the Grand
enabling young and inexperienced Nlas.,ns to obtain a
Infect knowleslge of our Science in a few d:tys, and qualify
Imo fur then** of Master of a Lodge, with caw and e x pcdi-
Th? following is the result of the late general investigation of
lind.'s improved Lectares on Masonry, relatiVe to their merits
ad utility :-
129 Lodges, from whom no rawer hai vet been received.
331 Ltiii4ei for their appearlowe in pe 1111, &e.
?I Lodges against them.

311 Majority. or 11 to 1 in their f.4vour, exclusive of the
public Vote of Thanks (ruin 17 Lodges, and 13 Medals, with
two. testimonies of approbation.
!sold by !Sherwood, Neely, and Jones ; and by Brother W.
Finch, No. 5, Charlotte-place. New Cat, Lower Marsh, Lam-
beth,
W. Pinch centimes kis Private Instruction in all the 39 De-
re.. of Masonry.
London, England, 1812-01-17

Leasehold Owelliug-house nod Warehouse, double front, in the
entre of the City.
By Mr. WiltfWil,L,
At the Attetimi Mart, °wilt.. the MIA of England, on WED-
' NESDAY, Jan. 22. nt Twelve o'Clock,
ASUBSTANTIAL.I3ItICIi-BUILT DWEL-
LING HOUSE and WAR EIIOUSE, with handsome
elevali o, is the occupation of Mc4-rs. 11111 and Wood, No. 61,
Upper Thames-street. peculiarly well talculate.l, from their con-
tiguity to the Inns and Public Wharf-, to meet the warns of
Traders in general._ The house is well adapted for the reception
of a large and rispecallie family : on the ground and basement
Boon there are two convenient counting-bon=es, warehouse,
yards, &c. The Premises are held oil lease from the 25th
Dec. 1833, for 20 years, wanting eleven days, nt the low rent of
1201. per year, and consists of fronts and entranced into Queen-
Lithe and Upper Thames-street.
Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be had at the Of-
fice of the Auction Mart.
London, England, 1812-01-17

THE L4TE MURDERS.

BO W -ST R E ET.
Mr. GRANAM pursued his private investigation of
these horrible acts, in a room adjoining the Police
()dice. Mrs. Vermilloe, the landlady of the Year
Tree public-house, attended, and gave her evidence
at considerable length, respecting a man of the name
of if/bass, who was apprehended on Wednesday
evening, and brought to the Office. This man has
been in custody before, when he denied knowing Wit,-
liana ; it has since been proved that he was his com-
panion. A boy has proved that he saw three men look-
ing in at Mr. l‘larr's shop, a short time before it was
Ant up, on the night of the murder. Albass is kept
in close confinement, with a man to look after him.
Mr. Read attended In a mom on the first floor with Mr. Cro•
ker, the Secretary of the Admiralty, and Mr. Marter, of Green-
wich Hospital, and proeeeded in a private investigation of the
baud* and forgeries lately discovered at the Admiralty, the
"Navy Office, and Greenwich Hospital—Gawler, the Clerk, is
-net yet taken.
UNION-HALL.
George Halton and Moses Clark were yesterday
apgrebended by Collingbourn and Glennon, on sus-
pick's, of being concerned in the outrage at Mr.
Pryor's, on Sundayevening last. The Prisoners un-
derwent a long private examination before Mr.
Evancs and Mr. Hicks, but Sarah Wilkins continu-
ing still too weak to be confronted with them, they
were committed for re-examination.
LON

IL/ON: Printed and Published by D. Lovisah at t$
Fr4Tll.l4l(?MigOt r4cl-svect,
London, England, 1812-01-17

SALES.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT
ONEThousand Two Hundred and Forty-five
OAK TR ELS, of different dimension, standing in Kings.
bill Wood, Parish of Pluntstead, Kent; also 45 Elm, 22 Ash,
of very law dimensions, at East Wickham. A considerable
quantity of Underwondin Kiogshill Wood.
William Davidson, at the Guy Earl of Warwick Inn, Wel-
ling, will show the Timber and Underwood; and Particular:
may he known by application to Adam Murray, Surveyor and
Land Agent. f, Picket-street, Temple-bar.
London, England, 1812-01-17

TO BE SOLO BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

A LEASE of Fourteen years of a very excellent
Manor Farm, called N I'S BU IL Y, near St. Albans,
Hens comprising a Bond dwellnig.h use, Mikes, garden,
iircturds, mut 108 acres of meadow, pasture, and arable land,
very much adapted to the turnip husbandry. Immediate pos-
session may be had.
For further Particulars apply (if by letter, pint paid) In
Adant Murray, Sarverir and Land Agent, 8, Pteket-street,
Temple-bar.
London, England, 1812-01-17

Spacious and convenient Warehouses, situate in t •Isitl,
Upper Thames-street, adapted in Oil Met chants, Grocer•,
Dry Salters, or to the use of Pecsons requiting considerable
Boum fur commercial purposes of almost any kind.
(By Order of the Proprietors,►
By Mr. WII IT W ELI.,
At the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank, en WED ESDAY,
the '22d of January, 1812, at Twelve o'Clot k,

A BENEFICIAL INTEREST in LEASE-
HOLD PREMISES, exceedingly valuable. situate as
above, of which there remains no tate:tilted Term of tea
years, at Michaelmas last, ut 1.5d1. per Year.
The Premises are no* aced as Oil ‘VltretlifUgell ; consisting of
five floors, besides the basement, and are 46 feet lump and 9V
feet wide, or4herenbottis, brick-built, story.posts and timbers,
in general, peculiarly and remarkably strong toget her with
detached stabling fur sere° horses, and lofts over two conch-
boubes, shed, and large yard, all inclosed by lofty folding gates.
With the Premises, the occupant to base the free use of a
strong C rune and Apparatus.
1 he Purchaser at the Premises to take, nt a fair valuation,
the Fixtures. recently erected, chit fly consisting of Reservoirs
for Oil, strungly trained in different comp trtinents, and Hoed
with thick London best milled Lead, not tube exceeded,
if equalled, by any thing of the kind, anal which will con-
tain near SW tons of Oil.
W hen the convenieecy, solidity, and extent of the Premises,
and their valuable tittines-up, their peculiar central situation be-
tween and L thdon Bridge, their close approxima-
tion to the intended Bridge across the River from Qaeetostreet,
their near access to all the principal Wharf;, and w ,that, their
retired and isolated situation are well considered, this property
will ire found well worthy the attention of merchants, nod
others, requiring commodious warehouses within the City, and
near the water-side.
Particulitr6 and Conditions of Sale may be bad at the Office
it the Auction Mat,t.
•

VI NILE great and unrivalled success that has for
many years attended the Old Offices of
Silt JAMES BaANSCOMB and CO.
No. 37, Cornhill, I Ni.. 314, Haymarket,
Nu. 11, Holhoto. No. (1)39, Strand,
And it New Office, No. 141, o'6nd-street,
Having said, in one year, eight Prizes of 20,0001. ; in one Lot-
tery 102,0001. nut of tk)0,0001. including three Prizes of 20,0J61.
and No. 2,510, 40,0J01. ; also in last Lottery.
No. 1.855 (A) £2,000 I No. 1,743 (C) £l,OOO
1,745 (C) - 1,01,0 Besides several of - 500
4,025 (B) - 1,000 &c. etc.
In the latter part of which many of their Friends were disap-
pointed. obliges them to request an early purchase in the Mall
use of 12,00,1 Tickets. all to he drawn the `:o.lst Met. containing
2 Prizes of - £20,0)0 r 2of £4.00,1
2 I)itto - $,OOOl 2,402, £2O up to 1.000
Capitals nearly equal to Lotteries that hate had twice the.uans-
her of Tickets.
J. SIVEWRIQHT. Sole Surviving Partner,
Who reflects, with pleasure. he long Once guarded the Pub-
lk against the deceptive use of their firm. His concern for those
, who suffered by nut attending to it obliges him to :tee* the
tantrum
London, England, 1812-01-17

Dwelling-House, whit a Retail Shop, opposite the Church,
Shadwell.

At the Auction Mart Coffee-house, on WEDNESDAY, the
2:d of January, 1811, at Twelve,
By Mr. WHIT WELL,
By Order of the Assignees of Mr. Jacob.
ALEASE of a DWELLING-HOUSE, con-
sisting of a retail SHOP, and every convenience, adapted
o a moderate•sized lathily, granted fir a term of 21 years,
tram l:hristinas 1807, wanting 14 days, at the very law rent of
95i. per year, subject to an agreement to grant possession of the
said premises, front Mr. Matthias Jaroh to Mr. Owen Finehato,
for seven years, from Michaelmas, 1810, at a rent of 351. per
year, clear of tate'.
Particulars and Condition. of Sale may be had at the Secre-
tary's Ohre, Auction Mart, Barthliimew-lane.
London, England, 1812-01-17

NEW STATE LOTTERY OFFICE, No. 1, CORNHILL.
PIDDING and Co. return their grateful Thanks
for the pat favours of their Friends and the Public. and
relerffallv solo it a amtiatsasice of them for the New Year's
LOrTmey, whirls wiR be drawn Ylst of THIS nioNTII,
;adsrseruss Prises of 20,0001. 6,0 01. 4.00111. 1,0001.
WI. die. 4fe. It is almost soperflutaus to add, that as the pre-
mil Lottery Act dirrets that the Original Ticket, of every
Number divided into Shares, shall he deposited with the Re-
friver-Geuentl at the Stamp-Other, and h liable to he detained
there until the Holders of the Shares shall have bees paid,—it
i'mttnifest there is now the same security for Adventurers at a
New 061ce, as at any of the Old ones and it 1, Melon *there
is precisely the same chaste—Tbat being Indisputably the fact,
and us no 'endeavours are omitted to give satisfaction, Pidding's
Haire will (bv considenfte persons) not be thought less entitled
1.• their preference, when they are informed that it cauducrs
to the b, 'Wilt of P.'s large Luaily of Tea Chtldrens
ji 0.1, Cunhal.
London, England, 1812-01-17

Eagle Insurance, Copper, and Canal Mares.
By Mr. Wfrl ITW ELL,
At the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank, on WEDNESDAY,
Jan. 41.. at Twelve o' Clock,
r WENTY SHARES in the Eagle Insurance
lL Office; TWENTY SHARES in the British Copper
Company; and ONE SHARE in tlic Gland Union Canal, 40
per Cent. paid.
Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be had at the Office
of the Auction Mart.
London, England, 1812-01-17

A LI) E R NI AN 'nifty.
Commodious Dwelling-honor, Warehouse, Couuting-house,
t 'Mart, Ste.
By Mr. Wti W ELL,
At the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank, ors WEDNESDAY
Jan. 22, at T n elve &Clock,
A N unexpired TERM of FIVE YEARq, in a
A commodious I) wellitm-house nod Warehouse, desirably
situate No. 3, Aldermnatbury, subject to the low rent of 681.
per annum.
The Premies may be seen nny day between eleven and two
o'clock. Conditions of Sole had on the Premises.
London, England, 1812-01-28

•
First-rate Liquor-shop and Public-how.., in the COI, of laiedon.
►lO be disposed of, with or without a LEASE, a
Roust: in the above TR Am..., situate in a •rry ;sopa-
lou- part of the Cat) of London ; passessinx a very esren,ive ip
and oui.door cu4om, which make the return• for wine, spi-
tits, porter, and ale, very considernble.—The Preasises arc in
thorough repair.
FiG.tiler particulars may be known on application In Mr.
Donne, Appraiser, Ste. Bann►r.street, Filottury.

TO ACCIDENTS need ever occur in future from
.11 Certifies, Gip, of any other two-wheel Carriages.
When the horse folks (which is now rendered diglicalt, if not
impoisible);
11:len the horse rears;
AVtlea nor or both of the wheels break ;
Wien one or both of the wheels go o ;
When the shafts break ;
When the horse kicks or roue a way.
Apply at the Office,. Ni 141.10 Chambers.
414e1e engraved drawings aWd the mewl sati.-faciar; &meirs will
br wren reepeetlng them.
• The owners of valuable horses may save hundreds of
phhals by the ow of this invention; which nay also be applied
tio four-wheel Carrhers.
London, England, 1812-01-28

ROMAN CATHOLICS or IRELAND.

Lord MORN-3'li rose and dated, that as his Noble Friend
(Lord G. Cavendish) would be prevented, by a severe domestic
calamity, from bringing forward the Motion for which he gave
notice on Monday next, he should, on that day, submit a Motion
upou the subject for the consideration of the House.
Mr. IIILL:Y ADDINGTON gave notice, that he should to.
morrow move for an Address to his Royal Highness the Prince
Regent, humbly to request that he would be pleased to lay before
the Hume Returns of the number of men in the I.ocal-Militla,
&c. to the Ist of January, 1812, and also o; ibeseLentitled tedseir
discharge on the 25th December, 181,1thaqingGt1 ilrd eakid.
tie tbelv risme stye.

_
AhIERICA.
Mr. W (ITT B R EAD gave notice, that he should, on Thursday
se'nnight, wove for the vt hole of the Correspondence which had
between the Governments of Great Britain and America,
Fraosansedthe first until the latest arrival.
The Ten Millions and a Half, and the One Million and a Half
Exchequer Bills Bill, were severally committed, and ordered to
be reported to-morrow.
The further consideration of the Coal Trade Regulation Bill
was postponed till this day se'nuight.
London, England, 1812-09-14

PROCLAMATION OF GENERAL ALA VA

TO THE SPANISH SOLDIERS UNDER JOSEPH'S COLOURS,
DATEIJ HE tD-QUARTERS OF THE ANGLO-HISPANALO-

PUICTUOUEZ ARMY, JULY 29.

The General and Extraordinary Cortes of the
nation, wishing to celebrate the political constitution
of the Monarchy, have decreed a general pardon to all t
44panish military men, of whatever rank they may be, I
and who are In the service of the tyrant; upon their
4bandening it, and presenting themselves to the
Spanish Chiefs, with as little delay as possible.—
Being charged by the Supreme Government to the
Duke of CIUDAD RODRIGO, I judge it my duty to
make you acquainted with the favourable disposition
of our legitimate Government, in order that you
may take advantage of it, and return into the bosom
of your beloved country and the estimation of your
countrymen. The moment is most opportune—the
enemy cannot much longer support themselves in the
interior of the country, and in retiring from our
frontiers your fate is decided—you are going to rush
into the war of the North.

Your country, brothers, friends, are greatly
offended by your infamous desertion, and you will
give rise to a new war, uttlet4 )ou accept of the
offers of the Proclamation. Hasten then to present
yourselves to the Spanish Authorities, or the advanced,
posts of the Allied Army, and its this mascot you
will cause your fault to be forgotten, by sbewklig
that your hearts were Spanish; although yostreSlietior
deportment gave rise for doubting it. Yes
paid fur the the arms and other military erdclesYou
bring.--(Lisbonacelle, dug. V.)
In consequence of this Proclamation, of
these soldiers have already made their appessambes--•
(sama Paper.) . •
London, England, 1812-05-18

PANKARNIONICON, with the addition
of the AULA ROA NON, R E-OP EN ED on Monday. the
Ent, instant, at No. 42, riccadiUy. late the Liverpool Museum.
—Nit. 61.111 K, the Inventor and Proprietne of tie above lu-
cruatent, %Web. during the short time of its lithibhinn at
IYioey's llnoms, aus honoured with the most flattering appro.
Suntan nod patronage of the British Public, most respectfully
apologises if/ the Nobility, Gentry. and the Lovers of Music, tied
the Mechanical Arts in general, for the interruption occasioned'
Li the Performance, by an accidental injury the iastrumeatt sus-
tained, us well at. by his se!, erptent indisposition and the wool
of a well-adapted Room f the display of its lowers, and
•'m has the hoa-ittr to anon Mt them, not only that the aforesaid
impediments are completrly s moved, but :stun that he Iris avail-
el himself of the houctsis4 to improve corkffilerably the Mechan-
ism and erect of the Paohannotocon. The Aularganim,
whets self-performing Instrument, and constructed on principles
similar to thosn of the Po rinunicon, will, he hopes, although
at lesser comps,* and dimensions, merit the ripprohation of the
Mnsic:tl Polder, by the sweetness of its tones, nod the precision
of its execution of a swirly of the most difficult mad favourite
pine.. With retard to the Panharinonicon, as that invention
has :dreads' beets honoured .Iss the applause of a numerous pub-
lic, %:r. G. will only confine himself to the statement of the sim-
ple fart of its of 114 flutes, 40 rctnve dotes, 31 liana-
nets, am, oboes, 111 bassoons, 14 trumpet,. four French horns,
kettle drums, es trm's, triangle; trent drum, 0111111011 drum,
4.c. ; beside a complete organ, all real instrousents,et in intona-
tion awl pet form:owe by meel•anisni alone, so us to pet form.
lute one grand orlrestra of wind instrumetits,- overlent% sym-
phonies. marches:4 rondos, &c. of which a constant variety, with
the addition of the mint Invimrite P,aali.h pieces. will hereafter
bedispla/ed. The performaive will he es hihited three times
a flay, viz. from 1 to 2, 2 to 3, and 3 to 4 u'cleck.
Admission, One Rhilline.