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... HOUSE Or COMMOHS— PAnarj 6. Lord Sheffield moved, tliat there be laid before ■ye, ih.it lias ben exported From, cr in.pors'a.i int-, tbe different ports of Great Britain, Since the iit of January I 79+ to the ptalesst d.-te, sis tat as cass ha made up. — Onler c !. The ?? ELI.OR -sf the Exchequer moved, that two ids pifled, the hrrt in the J7th ar.d the fecond in the 38th year of his prefent ...
... by Mr QUICK ' fi- ?? that character originally at the Theatre Roy- al, Covent Garden. .-.Hardy, - - Mrs KEMBLE fl'-r.-li w.ll be a.l-lei!. A Fakcf ea'led r .ST PATRICK'S DAY, „» THF SCHEMING LIEUTENANT. 7. ?? O'Connor, - Mr Ml READY fi'-jt Rosy, - Mr ROCK ?? part of V'is-e Credulous, Mr Qt -ICK fj-rmed the part originally at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. , Cr-dulnu*, - Mi-s BIGGS ?? wish a ...
... HOUSE OF.COMMONS — Feb. 17. The liouie rcroived ttfeif into a Committee, without 1 any debate. Mr Akuesley in the Chair. The Chancellor of ihc Exchequer (Mr Co .ry) tiien rofe, and in a very long fpeech ftated the realons which led him to approve of an Union between the two kingdoms. The reciprocal advantages of trade, tbe claims of the Catholics, the manufactures and agricul- ture ofthe ...
... .1 Mr KELLY, and Mr JEI 1-tIE: . Clown to the Horsemanship—Mr PORTER. Previous to which, will be presented a Pantomimic Selection, HARI.E QU IN ' 3 RE K O V A TION. In which will he introduced, the celebrated DYING AND SKELETON SCENES. And a Comic Duet by Master BLACKMORE and Miss' 3. ADAMS. Harlequin, _ Mr MALE Fairy, — Miss S ADAMS. Pierro', — Mr MONTGOMERY Columbine, — Mrs HELME. After ...
... thf Chnuans came passenger in her. It is supposed that h-a has brought some Cat-tain J. Bradbv, of the Ariah-e frigate, is arrived with dispatches, which have been sent to Windsor. A,: account has been received of the landing of Captain Popli.nn on tiie Rus- sian territories. He immediately set out lor Petersburg!!, to take upon himself the offi.e, fo wliich he has been appointed, of I ?? of ...
... This present Evening, Thursday, »jftE FOR. THE HEART ACHE. WITH Mu-ical Entertainment, never performed here, ' called THE TURNPIKE GATE. ?? Play and Farce, a DANCE by Mad-u.e t Frederick. TH E .V ONDER, -V WOMAN KEEPS A SECRET. ?? - - Mr WOODS. '■Jr., - Mr M'CRRADY. fedro, - Mr ROCK. ?? .1, - Mrs SWENDALL. Z - - Mrs KEMBLE. * WITH THE ADOPTED CHILD. On Wednesday, |_ brought forward, the New ...
... Mr I. osc, Ctic!, he was extremely forty to ir.funii the- ?? that his Right Honourable Friend, whofe prefence was fo material in the difcuffion of this quef- tion, was not yet fufficiently recovered to attend. He, therefore, moved, thsit the order be now discharged, and ii-ced for Monday next. He was ssuthorifed to mention, that an Honourable Gentleman (Mr Sheridan), flood for that day, would ...
... with important information from the Chouans.â By this gen- tleman we learn that .1 vary fevere action had taken place between tiic Chouans and eh; Republicans, near Nantz, ami took above 3000 user.. â There may probably be a a little exn-ioerrauun in his account, but there is no doubt of the Cliouans havir. - gained a very material advanra 2 e. Tlie reported expeditions, which lately fo ...
... Ail the accounts lately received from St France reprefent tlie Koyaiifts as in very ?? and reports have prevailed for feme days, ths ties had actually commenced between them s.s: publicans ; thefe are at ier.gth fuiiy conhrmt: Mr Charles Lind airived in London cs morning from Guerrfey, with official ?? Government, cf a defperate battle having ?? Brittany between the Chcuans ar.d the Rec- ces, ...
... f FALMOUTH—- January sts. BtKsevenipg, the L-.ft.-bn, Oporto, and Mcrii- i I sts. 140 fail, under convoy ofthe Pomonc, ; ■ -a,, frigates, and Cormorant fioop of I - Prince of Wales packet, Cap;.tir> Todd, |- vcl the 14th and -rift mil. and the Swe- I ?? tinus, Captain Kaston, for Gael nfe-y, « and =-iardya r ray arrived a mail fiom Jamaica, brcueht by irryS packet, Penelope, Cstji.Wilfon. The ...
... FEB R V ART 19. His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Yor! dinner yefterday at his houfe in Piccadi,:-, of military officers, and Mr Secretary Da ■ be party. The King George packet, which arr day. reached I.ifoon on the 27111 ult. wi his Majcity's lllip 1. el'erophon, Captain 1 from a cruize in a lei.kv (late. The Net ley fchucn'er entered tiie I day, after taking ten pri i-.es. The Leviathan, ...