... ill Ml-.ETING for rhb Seafon holds at Char- ?? praio GORDON of Aber?cMie, Prcfes. JAMES ROSE of Geddes, Ef.j. Croupier. J ROGER, A-e- -; , i' i i ;, ?? 1 ;; ii. I THE DEI ■ rri : It] ■'' rf ft. -- - I TA-i \ ■'y'Z..Z : ?? : ?? I ; ' ' • 'c ' ?? ...

... -X -6 c1 ?? I - - RIR BANNISTER. c are ?? informed, That Mr Vl:¼ fwftl'Theatre-Roval, Drury-Lane, 1N S r r at tthis T1 heatre far a Few Nights. ; ;fcond appearance W he IotA, Juy 18. 1808, when will be '*i3 ?? n tim) ?? New Comedy, called ' '-WO R L D ...

... who volunteered his services deck, and commanded the after quarter deck glms, and was particularly active, as well as Mr Bannister, midshipman. I hope in considering the circumstances, you will think the ship entrusted to charge was properly defended ; ...

... o'clock, 179 .0 OGS MAHOGANY. of large sizes, and superior 3 JL -quality, just now landing ex brig Jenny .from .Honduras. e, . ROGER STEWART & SONS. Greenock, 13th January 1813. e :d PUBLIC SALE OF COFFEE, 'ART of the Samples, per Be LLsisLs., from DEl Rl ...

... pL(OR. 1,Rse Ay positively last time, a PlayA,from Mr WALTER, I ADY of tle l AXE 9-After whic1h, the Scots ?? f 'PA rI.E and ROGER.--'Pfo conclude with the - Jllatlla Pantomime of OSCAR and MALVIN4 , ANew Comedy, by an Edinbiirgh Gentlemian is in prearatioil ...

... Trnioeu the TARTAiA at the Iheatre.lRoyal, Covent Garden, withI ulboulltded applause. A COTILLION, WITH SIX HORSES:I M;ISS BANNISTER, THE ?? FEMALE EQUESTRIAWj %'7t gained such Uni.trsal Applause at Astljet's Royal WAil ' AiAtithithearre, Lotalont go tlnrouh ...

... ENTRE AND CAVALCADE, l1 Which the 1-HORSES will display themselves as DYING and DEAD. A COTILLION, WITH SIX HORSES. MISS BANNISTER, - THE IYNREPID FEMOALE E2UESTRIAN, G0ho gaised such Universal Applause at Astley's Royal Am- ilbiteatre, London, will go ...

... to be had of Mr GAR- lT, at tbe lox-Office, from eleven to three o'click. THE LAST NIGHT BUT ONE. 27 0 L M PIC CI1?US It BANNISTER most respectfully inforlls M the Nobility, Gentry, &c of Edinburgh, that RID.Ay NEXI, ('y'o-NlToRoiv) March 10. ll5, -1s ...

... lonel Conm. Edinburgh Militia. M. S. HILL, Esq. Mayor of the City of LoudOndderry, &c, &C. &C. We are informed, that Mr Bannister, of the , Olympic Circus, has generously offered to ap- propriate the receipts of Friday next, the 10th instant, to one of ...

... A GRAND TURKISH PARADE, OvITI EIGtlT HIORSES. To conclule the Flnrse Biliet with A COTILLION DANCEiD BY SIX HORSES. MISS BANNISTER, i The Intrepid Feniale Equestrian, Will, go through her celebrated 1,Frfoirtatcce on the Zingle Horie; the House going three ...

... _evonahir » W . It . Spencer , _Esq . _The Duke of Northumberland K . P . Knight , _Esq . The 31 iir ...

... VARJLTIES. In reference to the Catholic Question, Mr Rogers* fhe eminent banker, considers it rather extraordinary, that die lircumstance the Duke of Wellington remaining at Cheltenham, should thought favouiable symptom. y the Quacks in Ireland. .-1 «onnir> ...