... His Majesty, we are glad to hear, is in good health and spirits, and now daily takes his airings in phaeton. His Majesty holds a Council this af ernoon at Windsor, at which Mr. Frankland Lewis will be sworn in a Privy Councillor.— Sun of Tuesday. Sir Christopher Robinson, D.C.L., will be appointed Judge of the Admiralty Court, in the room of Lord Stowell, who retires. Dr. Jenner will succeed ...

... the Assizes. We have in another column given a brief outline of two important speeches delivered the House of Commons on Fri Jay evening last. The subject was nothing less than the formation of a new Ministry, and we conscientiously aud firmly believe, that Mr. Tierxey, on that occasion, acted in collusion with Mr. Cansixg. The Morning Herald also seems of this opinion, and goes so far as to ...

... LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING. Holiday at the Bank. BANKRUPTS FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. James Hargreaves and John Hardman, Bacup, Lancashire, cotton spinners—Robert Hardings, Bridge house place, Newlngton Causeway, grocer—Joseph Boscow, Stockport, draper- Joseph Bollaud. Distaff lane, London, wine merchant—John Brijtbthelmsron, Sussex, cupper—James Gill. Long Acre, Westn luster, picture ...

... the immediate direction of Mr. BISHOP.-The Proprietor has sincere pleasure in announcing, that, by permission ot the IJi- r-morsof the Philharmonic Concert, Mr. Kiescwctter, First Violin to his Majesty's Chapel Royal, Hanover, whose per- formance at the Third Concert of the Philharmonic Society called forth the most rapturous applause, is engaged for To- morrow Evening. In the course of the ...

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... ?? !L.i Music.— At the King's Antient Concert ofAD, '?rsqua?e.-The Nohility and Public are (^ in Hanover-squar MORN ,NG CONCERT of MUSIC, will take place S3* o^f, o l WEDNESDAY, lbe 25th of Feb.- -! fM bo¥e R „T One 'Clock urec*ely. The Performances ? V ?? lv a D y the Pupils ofthe ßoyal Academy of Mu- iilbe ...

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... BLET re. L 'nccifully begs leave to inform tbe Nobiliiy. Gentry JV -2a to the Opera, and the Public, that her BENEFff will ,akc P lttM at lM * Tbea,r on THURSDAY, lst ...

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... JfiSenUtio., having surpaned the most ••*_ -«•* '.LlTit will be perfomiod every Evening. _S_ e , J KC !!_d respectfully informed, that daring tbe tm \Hv^ v l^rL kas undergone considerable alterations ?? ?? Cirelr and Back Front Boxes * f _ti** , ?? Jhe Stage Department has been consi- •_*«*• ?? , so a» •« be capable af showing a greater MO^^ety, an tbe whale has been re-decorated in a ?? ...

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