... Morant's, New Bond-Street, London, most respectfully informs the Nobility, Gentry, and the Puh- j lie in genera], tliathe has commenced the above Busi- ness, and hiiui biy solicits a Share of their Favours and Support, which it wdl ever be his Study to merit, by neatness of Workmanship and despatch in ilitetecution df all Orders with which he may be favoured. Oil, Paint, and Water Colours ...

... Hon. tbe Lord Chamberlain. — THIS EVENING, ihe -26ih of March, 1821, will be presented, the Sanmnttc Melo-Dramaiic Burlettaof IVAN-HOE i or, the Saaon Chief. With appropriate Scener f. Dresses, nod Deca- ratiens. The Voctl m osic. by G. W. Maddisnn. A Norman Ballet, incidental to the Piece, by Mr. St. Aibin, Mi*.s Simpson an-l MissGarl.ois. End of the Burletta, the favourite Minuet and Gavotte ...

... of March. 1821, will be presented, for theiw*time,a new ßurlettn, entitled, WHO THE DEVIL IS HE>'vjr, He is at h Again. -Iti the course of the Piece, Mr. Buckingham will ntle.npt to imitate the following Per formers: and fearful Hint Mr. Munden might -be taken for Mr. KetHl— Mr. Hnrley for Mr. Rae— or Mr. Buckingham for Mr. Oxbettrv himself. It is trespectf.'lly announced, thai the Gentle- men ...

... direction of Sir George Smart, being the last Season of these Performances under hi* roaoajemem. The First Part to con- sist of SACRED MUSIC. Between the first and second Part (first public appearance in this conntrv) Concerto Violin, Mr. Kiesweuer, first violin lo his Majesty's Chapel Royal at Hano- ver. Mr. Kieswetter's performance at the Philharmonic Con- e«rt, on Modday last, was received ...

... PATRONIZED BY His Grace the DUKE of NORFOLK, His Grace the DUKK of GRAFTON, His Grace the DUKE of DORSET, The Right Hon. the EARL of BRISTOL, The Right Hon. the EARL of ORFORD, And numerous other distinguished Personages. DIRECTORS. Western Division. Eastern Division. JOSEPH MAULKIN, Esq. SirWM.MIDDLETON,Bt. GEORGE MOOR, Esq. JOHN COBBOLD, Esq. Mr. ROBERT PAWSEY HENRY SEEKAMP, Esq. Mr. JOHN ...

... 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 ...

... Under the immediate direction of Mr. BISHOP.— The Propiietor has sincere pleasure in announcing, that, by permission of the Di- rectors of the F'liiharni.mic Concert, Mr. Kiese welter, First Violin of his Majesty's Chrpel Royal, Hanover, whose per- formance at the ' Third Concert of the Philharmonic Society called forth ihe most rapturous applause, is ...

... Jthe Brig FLAHkEY, respecting the state Jthe «aid Vesaeb^The Owners of her feel it . duty recumbent on them to state to the Pubhc .eenetnl, that the saH VesseijßV»ng been R^iilailr surveyed, has 4een finwrto he m J^uider, well conditioned, mid sufficiently 1 I|m every respect ta take on board any JL, U ritli safety, and .proceed on any voyage wb p rt . ressels of her sije are usually required. ...

... Overton, late tbe rendence of Mr. Bagott, ?? with tbe Barn. Stable, Sb.p- Gut-bouse, and olher conveniencies ; also a | Garden and Orctiard, and wilb or without, whole or any part of-abont eleven acres (cus- ,ary meagre, of eicelieut Arable Meadow, ?? Laud, now in the occupation of the e R There i ...

... of March, 1821. will be presei.ied. 2d lime this season, the much admired Burletta of FANCY S SKETCH After which, a new Burletta, in Three Acts, with new Music. Scenery, Dresses, nnd Decorations, called ZA- MOSKI; or. The Portress and the Mine conclude with the highly popular B.rrle.ta of LOVERS Ol- ALL SORTS Box-office open from Ten till Four, where Places, or a Private Box nightly, may ...

... ire.? Forthe BENEFIT of Mrs.DIBDIN. SURREY THEATRE.? THIS Present EVEN- ING, will be presented (ISth time), a Grand Historical Melodramatic Romance, under ihe title of KENILWORTH. After which, Mrs. Dibdin will sp'-ak an Address (written for the occasion), in the character of Queen Elizabeth ; nnd in the course of the evening. Mr. Fitzwilliam ill sing Paddy Carey. The Entertainments to ...

... aud is.not.EY. Solicitors, Wakefield. TJNCL A Tr_T.i3 r>IVT^ITMr>S Under Scott, Nicholson, and Co.'s Bankruptcy. rpiIEIIE being many Small Dividends wider JL lhe Bankruptcy of Messrs. Scott, Nicitoi son-, and Smith, late of Leeds and Thirsk, Bac- kers, wnich remain unpaid, ti, . V' ?? ''.'J give NOTICE, Thai a List of them may he seen, at the ?? of M r . fAKNER, Bank-Street. Leeds, who will ...