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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-15
New Almanacs.
John II Stezuart,
HAS JUST PUBLISHED HIS
VIRGINIA ALMANAC,
FOR 9HE rgAR OF OUR LORD
-l816-

Country merchants and others suppl.
ed with them BY the quantity on the low
est terms.
ALSO,
With writing, wrapping and letter pa.
|pers, bibles, testaments, spelling books,
primers andshistories-slates and pencilss
playing and blank cards, Russia and.
Dutch quilts and ink powder.--A gene
raj assortmeatlof Greek, Latin and En-
glish school 5soks--most of The new pub
locations of the day, and large stock .oa
standing works of merit, yiz.-Episcopal
and Roman prayer books, Psalm and
II ymn books, history and poetry, medical
surgical and law books, sc.
He expects in few days supply OF
German Almanacks, and hasjust receive
ed by the Wilhelmina from Liverpool,
$4,000 English Quilts
Of a good quality and cheap-Englisn
waters in tin boxes-black lead pencils
and Dutch sealing wax.
~" IL gross of Humphreys copper
plate playing Cards, fist quality and as
sorted sizes
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Notice.

THE partnership heretofore carried
on in this place under the firm of John
5S,ruyne and Co. is by mutual consent
All these who have claims on,
or are indebted TO the late firm, will APP
ply to John Swayne, who is authorised
to settle the same.
John Roberts.
= JOHN S1cayne.
February rs ST
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District fColumbia-To WIT
County Of .aleeandria. !
N'uB. Term. 1915.
Joseph Janney-Complainant.
AGAINST


Joseph Janney-Complainant.
AGAINST
John Douglass Brown, and Robert|
Gray. Administrators of John Westcott|
decd. 4 James ID. Westcett, JohnWest
cett, James S. Scott and Mary his wife,
aud Ann Eliza Westeott, heirs at law
of the said John Wescott, decd DE
PENDANTS. -.
The Defendants, James d. Westcatt
and John Wescott, not having entered his
appearance & given security according!
to the statute 4 the rules OF. this court,
and it appearing to the satisfaction a
che court, upon affidavit, that the said
James d. Nest,ott dJuhn
Westcott are not inhabitants of this Dis,
|tlct: On motion of the conplainants by
his counsel, it is ordered, that The said
defendants James p. sVestcott and John
,Vescott, Go appear here ON the first day
Of April term next, and enter his APP
oearance to the suit and give security for
performing the DEGREES Of the court, and
that the other defendants, John Douglass
Brown, Robert Gray, James S. Scott
and Mary his Wife and Ann Eliza West
colt, do not pay away, convey or Sc
crete. the debts by them owing to, or
he estate or effects in their hands belong
lng to the said absent defendants James
y. Westcott and John Westcott, until
tie further order or decree CT this court,
aad that a copy of this order be forth
With published for two months success
seely in one of tbs public newspapers
sblished in this county. and that another
,9py be pasted at the front door of tie
Icaurt-house of said county.
4 Copy-sest,
e. Deneale &C c
fes Is 1s8aa1. (.
Mechanics Bank Stock.
s67 shases Mechanics Bank Stock
3 sale. Enquire Of TIE Printer.
e5ruary Is IS, ST
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Neatly executed at tbs ofice. |
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Thomas lanney & Co.
Have just. received and offer for salc
A PARCEL OF
Glover Seed.
feb IS5
,.Nsaicelis hereby girea,

go JNTYstc0P0 T01o03 s1ocHS
To the. stockholders of the Real Estate
.isasE,ef{beeU GIFTED States, that the Sc.
cond i5stalmeft of, Five Dollars on each
share is reqtispd to be paid into said
Bank on. Friday the 18th of March hext
BY orde of the President and Di
rectOfs
". T.Sapsa. Cashier.
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-15

Alta meeting Of the subscribers to The
Birth Night Ball, held at M'Laugh
Inns Hotel, on Tuesday evening, a
greeable to public notice, the follow.
ing Gentlemen were unanimously
chosen Managers:
Col. George neneale,
Gen. Robert Young,
Mr.. A. G. Cazenove,
Mr.. John D. Herbert,
Mr., George Carson,
Mr.. Thomas F. Herbert,
Mr.. Wm. Patton. jun.
Mr.. l. P. Thompson.
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February IS

Tor Freight.
rs The fine fast sailing slooF
,gg 4 IN Elizabeth, A. Case, Master
y ssss a. burthen 700 barrels. She is
= now ready for the reception
Of a cargo. Apply 10
49, Thomas r HOzc!and.
Cd mo. Is st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-15

The Legislature of Maryland,
II their late session, almost unani.
inonsly passed resolution granting
10 Major General james Wilkinson.
(iately of the army Of the United
States9 In consideration of has reyo
!uiionary services, the half pay OF a
colonel Of Dragons for life. This
is said to be as high a pension as
was ever granted by The Lesisla
cure. Ibid.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-15

M 0Ris, the minister Of Spain.
has departed hence ona visit to his
family at philadelphia. The editor
ofthe Baltimore Federal Gazette is
entirely misinformed. We believe,
in regard TO the motive OF his alb
senee, no rupture having taken place
afthe intercourse belweea him aud
this government, as far as We have
heard.
Marshal GrOuc'iy, who lately ar
rived at Baltimore from France, is
|atpresent in this city.
Nat. Intel.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-08-28
bosToN, .Augnsf ~.
OF SOUTH AMERICA.
---Dz:z:@: q

Cspt Handy, from Cumana, communicates
the following Sailed June 2sih, loft no
American vessels was embargoed at Cuma-
ma 69 days on account of an expedition fitting
out against the Patriots. The expedition
consisted of Is sail, brigs, schr's and gun
beats, averaging about 10 guns each sailed
the 25h Of June in quest Of the PAtrio, flset,
supposed 10 be of Gurs, and Capt Hasdy
Obtained per mission 10 sail the 2sth About
so persons, of the first respectability in the
place applied to Capt. H. for passage to
Porto Rico, but the government would not
grant passports for them.
Cumana was still in possession Of the Roy
slis,s when Capt. II. sailed, but the Patriots
were at Curacao, about leagues distant,
msfching Tor that place. The Governor, and
every other person capable OF bearing arms
had becs obliged TO take up arms, and mafe eb
to stop their progress. The force under the
Governor consisted of about $500 men and
boys. The fleet was manned 10 use Capt.
HIS cxpression) with the greatest number Of
scare crows he ever saw, that ever assumed
the name OF sailors and it Is tho opinion Of
Capt II. that an American sloop Of war
would capture the whole Of them. II was re
ported al Cumuna, that Gen. Mofillo was a,
Caracas, on hrs way TO Cumapa but as the
repor, had been current for 2 or months,
but very little credit was attached 10 il.
The Americans at Curacao were treated
in a couiemptuous and abusive manner
Capt. II. would advise all Americans trading
that way, TO go we'll armed.
Executions took place slmos, daily at CO.
mans, and IL was shocking to humanity, says
Capt. III. TO witness the bafbat Gus and shocking
trestmen, tho Pattio,s received whenever
The. fell into tbs pos.r cs ;he .Rcy'lics.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-08-28

Persons we're daily ;pprehenisd Is spies, and
for being favorable TO the cause OF the Patri-
OTIS they received mock uial, were seotene-
cd 20 death, taken TO the plains fwithou, the
city, were. they we're shot, aud their bodies
left for tho crows 10 feed upon.
An instance of cruelty and iuhurnanity
took place nj Cumuna, while, Capt. II was
there. which had disaffeeted a great many
people with the Government, aud on account
of which il was thought they would not op-
pose the approach of tho Patriots, bh, on the
Contrary, would join lhem-it is as follows |:
From Cant. Ms Journal.
=" AT Cumana, June IL, 1916, was wines
sed most barbarous act. A female, OF ono
Of The most respectable families III Cumana,
for uttering some expression against the gov
ernmspt, and speaking in favor Of the patriot
party, was Tied TO jack-ass, attended by ten
soldiers, led through the strcets, and At every
corner, and opposite the houses Of her dear
est relatives, received q certain number OF
lasaes on the bare back, proportionate 10 200,
the number she was seatenced TO receive.
What rendered tho punishment still more
disgracefsl, the person who inflicted il was
large negro, who when her long beautiful
hair in some degree defended her delicate
skin, the inhaman wretch removed i, with one
hand, that the lAshes inflicted with tho other
might cause more acate pain. The poor suf.
ferer was blindfolde0, and bore The iphuman
treatment with - much forlitudc as ever was
exhibited On a similar occasion. Her cries
were feeble, but saw, notwithstanding the
hssdkerchief that concealed her face, tears
triosling down and falling on her breast. l
saw but one dozen isshes inflicted, but some
OF my crew, VINO were on shore had the Curl
osi,y to soc the whole Of the sentence put IN
execution. My feelings were too much hurt
10 Let curiosity overcome them. ! made
particular enquiries respecting the unfor,u.
nate girl, the day after, and was informed,
she refused all medical aid and food few
days after, was informed she was dead, be-
ing from the acute feelings unable TO scrvivs
the disgrace she had suffered" A
NJ. H. Books.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-08-28
Tsp ADaii.
Translated fl, he Democyas.c Press
Headquarters at Ooumare, :

Headquarters at Oeumare,
Sixth July, 1915.
SIMON BOLIVAR, Sopremc Chief of INC Re-
public, and Captain General of the armies
of Venezuela and New-Grenada, &c. &c.
Ts she iaha6itants of the Province Of Caracas.
An army, a numerous park of artillery,
muskets and am nuuition, are now a. my com-
maud 10 lberatc yoa--yout tyrants shall be
destroyed or expelled, and ysu shall be re
stored TO your rights, to your country and TO
peace.
The war Of determination carried on against
Us by our enemies, shalt cease on our aide.
We shall pardon those who may surrender,
sven although iAey be Shonidrds. Such OF
them as serve the cause of Venezuela. shall
be regarded as friends, and consequently shall
be employed according to sheir merit and
abilities. The hostile troops who come over
TO Us shall enjoy all the benefits that the coun-
sry can bestow upon its benefaetors.
No European Spaniard shall DO put TO
death, unless in battle. No American shall
ssGer the least injury for having joined tho
kings party aud committed hostile acts q.
. eainst his fetiow-citixens.
The unhappy portion Of our brethrea, who
have groaned under the calnmities of slavery,
are heteby set free. Mature, justice and pol.
icy, demand the emancipation Of the slave |;
heacefor ward there shalt be known in Veue.
1uela only oae class Of men-all shall be citi.
zers.
Alter taking the capital, We shall convoke
the representatives. of the people to a General
Congress, 10 order to re-estabiish the gov
ernmen, Of the republic.
Whilst We are marchi0g to Caracas, Gen.
ersl Marlno, At the head Of a formidable
corps. attacks Cumana General Piar, rein
= forced by Generals Roxas and Monsgas, be-
comes master Of the plains, Uaros} advan.
,eesto Barcelona, and General Arismendi with
bis victorious army occupies Mssgaritts.
SIMON BOLIVAR.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-08-28
Selling off below Cost

A Il I.s IND, bcrs nis wtoie stock IN Trade
n ec'"w The prime cost in consequence Of his
intondn ng leaving Town the 1st Of October next,
and will now sell Kid Gloves at -. per pair shawls
80 cts 81 Cambria 2s6d Beads at 2 cts. pr String
SLSO-Bsgan' siik shawls, blk. 4 cold Silks,
Grapes Imitation shawls Borhbsketts, Ginghsms,
Nsnkns, india cottons, Fine Cambricks, shear Mus.
Inns, CsDb Shirtings. Dimilies very cheap. with
complete assortment of Elegant Fancy and Staple
Goods
N b lie requests those indebted TO him to call
and settle before the lst of October those set
tied at that time viii be put in otter hands for col.
lection. 81 mort. tngust 90, 1916 3w.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-08-28
Birth. Day Of Q. Il. Perry, Esq.


We deprecste the disgusting idea Of fol-
some sdulation, or Of bcstowing, at tho cx-
pence Of truth, the need of undescrved ap-
plause. Bo, with mingled emotions of pride
and pleasure, we cheerIully render tho tribute
OF our respectful homagc to the shr ne Of vir.
tue--fO suhon donor is Justly due
The veteran, on whose manly brow, hard
earned Fame entwinsd its wrealhs of laurel,
Significantly expressive ofimperishable glory,
merits the volursary distinction with which
frcemen delight to honor him.
Friday, Aug 81, completed the 3lst year
Of the distinguished life, of q. II. PsRnY, Esq
Hts devotedncss in the cause Of gr ate FOL and
beloved country---nis de monstat On Of undaun-
tel hrmnsss during the n .morsbie sc,lon on
Lake Erie, with an enemy Of superior force
his sunparalelle d display OF deliberate prescnc a
OF mind, at tho critical moment Of q hard
contested battle, with abraye end despe rate
Zoe, which, with the blessing Of Him thar
dreefs fhe desnsy nafioas---aehievedt tbst
triumphant victory, which cast lustre on our
national character, and which astonished the
world.
The consideration Of this heroic deed,
which rendered essential and importer, SER
vice to this country, places him high in the
estimation Of every American, as we'll as the
brave and genero Gus Of all nations. Posteriiy,
IN tnrning over the page OF history will duly
appreciate the name of PEnRY, and the wor.
thics associated with him They will read
with pleasure, that in addition to his military
fame, he sustained an unexce plionah!e char.
seter, respected and beloved by all classes of
society. !.
The rseollsrtion tha, Aug. ssd, was the
birth day Of one Of coiRmbia's 3 japorhe Some
. socisl-circie no,icsd il with eclai, and drank
the folloving toAst.
health, prosperity and bappines to the Hero Of
land-ana the enjoyment Of domestic felicity.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-08-28
NEW PORT.
WEDNE SD.dY, AUG US1 %, 1915.
COMM. VIC1TIOA.

The gross and wAnton abuse. in the lass Mercury,
OF the friends Of government. at time when op.
position to their measures was ontempsied, is an.
other attempt sbvsng the good Of the Free.
men Of this town, in which are included no ioeon.
siderable number Of federaiis,s, who could no, be
induced to 60 all ieugths with the British faction,
one Of whom asserted. That IL war should be dec.
isrcd IL would be found in the issuc that the union
these states would be essentially different from
whs, Il then vas" This man is ro prophet, yet can
we dsbcev- this to be full evidence OF has being in
sieniy's plot. Pending that war the same political
organ c-rl,rgiy and msigssr,iy declared, ,pgsIicIy
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-08-28

Ms. Fsbioa ssou.d again be rec-iyed as con.
sui there-to DEMAND that the Maltes yes-
sci, captured by the Dey's cruisers should
be given wp. Capt. Keats was sent
ashore for the purpose, and presented the
Lords letter and remonstrance. The Dey
was "very violant and outrageous" and pos
lively refused to comply with either of the
d<mands made.
On the l7th Of Jan. Lord Nelson's fleet Of
Ten saa effhe line came ID sight OF Aigiers !;
Keats was sent ashore again, but the (" Dey
refused 10 see him,' being employed al his
batteries, though he /" Waited two hours"
for his highncss leisure. Upon which he
returned to the heet and told what had pas
ssd--and his Lordship left Algers exactly
as he came before il.
Dreasur went TO Algfers with fopr Erigdfes
and one slooh Of zvar, with a treaty made out
according to his own mind. He said il must
be slgucd--the Dey wished time to consider,
for il gave up all claim to tribute, &c. sc.
nor minute" was the reply, aud the busi.
ness was settled as Decatur dictated, on the
quarter deck ofthe Curriere
-oo-
We learn with pleasure that Mr.. CAPEt- =
Aso, one Of the finest sculptoss Of Europe,
has arrived in this city with Mr.. LEE from
Bordeaux. He had been employed by
charies, &c. and latserly by Joseph Bonaparte
IN Spain.--Y " Co...
A new and elegant Map of the United
States aud Ihe contiguous British aud Span
ish Provinces, with Geographical deserip-
sion, is published at Philatelphia, by NJ.
gfcliish.
Petion has been named President for life,
(of his par Of Hayti,) by a Convention which
assembled - amend he Con stituiian.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-08-28
DIED,

IN ,hi, town. on Saturday last, CsoncE ALsno, 4
promising son bf Mr.. Benjamin Downing, aged :
years and 9 months.
Al Havana. on The 3oth June last, on board brig
Venus, of Providence. Mr. WILLIAM A NIcnoLs,
aged ~ a nltive nf Hesf. Creenpyich X. 4
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-08-28
ADarine Hist.

PORT OF NEWPORT--Aagus 1916
:. Enfered-Brig Bru,us. Gorton, Copenhagen, do.
WoodmAn, Robson, Quebec.
Cieared--scboonst Sally. Coolbrath, New.York,
Brig Men'mack, Whillock, Teneri3ee. schr Sally,
Colbert, Savannah.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-08-28
NEW HkOGKAPHY.

JUST received and for sale by
]. {. SHAW, ii6. 1hahcs.sfrrfs,
AN easy Grammar Of Geography. for the use of
schools, UPON Codsmith's much approved plan,
illustrated with seven Maps--by j. Wille,s. Price
rs cente.
.s'.. wiiIets Scholars Arithmetic. Price so cts.
June &C. hefA
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-08-28

NEw.URLEAHs, July 70,
We have received the following informa-
tion by gentleman just arrived IN this city
fTom Mexico, who sailed from Bourilla dc
Pcdra the 22d Of June last:
The Republican troops eommsdded by
Brig. Gen. Ramon Sesms, in La Mistecs,
have had various battles with tho roysIists
under the commsnd of Arnisoj 10 which the
latter has lost more than three hundred men,
ADD nearly all his baggage, leaving this inter.
es,ing part OF the province of Oxaco in ths
possession Of repubseans. About The be.
ginning Of June, General Tersn was recruit.
ing all his forces, probably TO attach the cap
Ital Of tha, psovincc.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-08-28

that tAe gerersmen, eas Ayn! br'ssrate s,re
of his friends lamen'ed the suoeess II Com Perry,
in tho capture OF Brish ase,--ohris OF the nril-
ifh party we're iesrous that the government should
accept abe disgraeeiul conditions OF tie nlnish
sine qua non. II the above fact be denied. We can
give the names OF tliese exclusive patriots. Is it
then, to their own iniamy. that such opprob.
tops terms resorted to- without the least provo
vocAtion and which applies 10 them and them only,
truly and foreibly II fNew.Englsnd has reason to
lament diminu,lon of her influence In the cabinet
eounc OF The nation, tits but the consequence Of
that mad policy introduced by British. party and
perse,ered in There was . time in which a has
been asserted the representatives from this town
il is believed there is ground for that complaint
at present.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-08-28

An interesting and uell-written communication
on the subject Of Theatrical exhibitions, but its
length. and the lateness of the hour when il was
received. precludrs ito insertion for the present
The writer complains of the great lb.raIi,y ex.
ercised towards se corps iramaiique." and compli
rnenls the Inhabitants for their taste in the disn.
guisbed support they have given TO respectable
Manager and Company, who have spared neither
pains nor expence in rendering the Theatre. an
agreeable resort we shall at some future time,
give publicity to the above-rnen,ioned comnunica-
lion.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-08-28

CHARLesToN, .fhgusfe. 5
From Captain WELLS, OF the schooner
Weazle, which arrived here yesterday sftcr-
noon, we received somesverbal intcliigencc
from Havana, az late as the Cd ult. II appears
that the Csrhagenian (or Pstriot) privstccre
were cruiting very successfully against the
Royaliss merchantmen. The cousulado Of
Havana and some private citizens talked Of
Asting out an eYpcdi,ion against these bold
enemies. They had purchased The YomS
Wasp, Reindeer and cAasseur, American ves-
sells, which, with some smaller ones, would
compose their armada. The pannipg, how.
ever, of this heet, and some other difficulties,
had delayed tho enterprise which was slill
in nbryo when Captain VISITS sailed. The
tonnage dufy on foreign bottoms had been
doubled, 70 defray the expense Of the arms-
ment. -
r. A. Beet of 20 sail Of msrehsntmen @Ssa
stdnding in for Havana on the Sd Of JolyS~
which, notwihstanding they were under COO.
vcy Of three ships Of war, would probably aft
ford some spor, for the Republican prisa-
teers, whose audacity and skill are said to be
attended with great success.
OF the cause Of the Spanish Patriot arms,
6y land, its lofe triumphs or ses,---noih.
ing is said The silence preserved in Hsvana
on this topic, appears to Us indicative Of no
very prosperous military results" to the
arms of " his Catholic Majcs,y." IL is re-
markable, that on the 10Th Of June, the Roy
alists in Havana were celebrating sherr sue
cesses, while on the same day, the Patriots on
the Maine were celebrating .heirs.
AUo TO- Vest India News &C aptain A.
| NJ krt.,
here yesterdsy from Porto R,ec, informs, that
accounts fom various parts OF the West In
dies represented the Spanish Reyolutioni,ts
TO be IN the tide of success driving the Roy
alists before them in all directions. All IN
foS nation Of this kind, however, was stiaed
a. Pc 10 Rico, where il was dangerous 70, any
oos 90 open his mouth OF the subject. Capt.
A. was at St Thomas on the l7,b Juoe,
when IL was reported that Carihsgeps had
been re,aken by the Revolutionisls, by storm.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-08-28
THEATRE.

Positively the las. Nigh, bu, One, oi ire
Season in Newport.
~ The Managers respectfully inform r,,
Public, that being under an cnssgement i,
open the Providence Theatre on i1erl!es. ~.
"a Of Scyit--the Newport Theatre vii. f.s. =
"pefy be closed Tor the season, on Fiidsy, .s.i~
gust 3olh.
ON THIS EVENING, Aug. 2s. lc,s
f VIII be presented. Sacksspeurs's Historical
Tragedy, called
KING RICHARD the Third,
Or, Ranie er Bosworth Field.
King Richard, MIR. Grcen,
k'nr Heny, dykes,
Earl Of Richmond, Williams.
Prince Edward. Miss ~ Clst
DUKE OF York. Master w, Il.,t!
IKE OF buckingham, MIR. Hughes.
Lore Stanley, w Clsre,
cs,s.sy, ppsSiSt;.
RatcliT S,.b,r
iyrrs, sumes.
sefvaM, Doyle.
Lady Elizabeth. bfrs. powe,s
Isdy Ann, y,rcen.
Duchess OF York, narnes.
-=<<<@-9pNH HSS-
To Which will be added, favorite Aflcrp;eee in [?
fA Acts, called
FoyfEns'S trof!r, or the True Use OF
Riches.
Robin Roughhead. M BRAY,
Old saacks. \. DYKES.
Rattle, Williams.
Mr FRANK, nir. iiughss.
Clown, stsMp.
Coun,r, men, Msssrs sunes. po,ls. Ae.
Miss Nancy, Mrs. Williams,
Dolly. Mrs. w. Clark.
Margcry. Mrs Harncs
Boxes S l, Pit so cents, Gallery as csn,s
Tickets and places for the boxes, may DO ia
ken at the Box Office Of the Theatre, st 5 %
clock, on the days OF peri insnse.
Doors open a, half.past .ix, and cut.ain
rise at quai,sg-past ssvcn o'clock, precisely. .
Niglssof Perfcruance, aioudsy, Wsdncs-
day and Friday. August. %.