... NEVER ACTED, „ THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-CARDLN. THIS PRESENT EVENING will performed MAID MARIAN, or the Huntress Arhngford Prince John Mr. Ej;erton, Friar Michael Mr. C. Kemble, an Lady Matilda Fitzwater Miss M. Tree. After which, HUSBANDS AND WIVES. To-morrow ...

... Monday, when Catalogues had of Mr. Barker, 3. Philpot-lane ; at Lloyd offeehouse; at the Auction Mart; and of Mr. Adams, 155, John street, Minoric* (iw® door* ftom corner.) To the EDITOR of the PUBLIC LEDUER. SIR, ■*— • ! . . Being connected, and iiitimrtely ...

... Jury at Clerkeuwell rose; and not as was frequently the case now, at nine or ten o'clock at night. John Barton was tried for picking the pocket of Mr. Grattan out London-bridge, on the 22d of Nov., about the middle of the day. A constable saw the robbery ...

... Jury at Clerkenwell rose; and not as was frequently the case now, at nine or ten o'clock at night, John Barton was tried for picking the pocket of Mr. Grattan on London-bridge, on the 22d of Nov., about the middle the day. A constable saw the rosbery committed; ...

... guilty, without hesitation. 'The Recorder sentenced him to seven years ttansportation. John Powell stood indicted for stealing two pieces of oak timber, the property of John Vincey ; and Charles Eyres was indicted for receiving the same, knowing the same to ...

... Jury at Clerkenwell rose; and not as was frequently the case now, at nine or ten o'clock at night. John Barton was tried for picking the pocket of Mr. Grattan on London-bridge, on the 22d of Nov., about the middle of the day. A constable saw the ro%bery ...

... guilty, without hes;tatinn,. The It:corder sentenced him to seven years trans. prtatum. John Powell stood indicted for stealing two pieces or oak timber, the property of John Yu-levy ; and Clialles Evr:s was indicted for reeeisiog the same, knowing thc itIC ...

... • -7 • ••1•, , :i•• - o • oi ——- .r.or o. .o, o• l• •• • Faso the Middlesex on Monday; John Cook ClafkloS4 was tried: frir..ii fraud, is obtaining front Mr John Andereon the Of 10(lir /then the pretence a for himilte of re Clerk in Treasury. pota v e ...

... Whitby on Monday, leaky, and will have discharge. The sloop Janet, Cameron, from Wick to Waterford, which was on shore near Cardigan during the late gale, has been got off widt damage, after discharging her cargo. The Ann, of Eneter, Long, which was on shore ...

... David Latonche, Esq. ; Henry Grattan, Esq. ; Val. O'Connor, Evq. ; Hugh O'Connor, Esq. ; N. P. Leader, Esq.; Eccles Cuthbert , Es q . ; Captain Potter! , ; Thomas (bold, Esq ; Richard Milliken, Esq.; George Ness, Esq. ; John Comerford, Esq. The Requisition ...

... other views, and one evening* at a fine masquerade, he was following her whilst she was under the Countess of Burlington's arm, who, perceiving the Noble Peer's pulled off her glove, moved her wedding ring up and down tier finger, which was to signify ...

... Molyneux, Bart., King, Bar'i the Dean of St. ‘heMost Rev. Ilr. Murray, O’Conor Don, Mr. Taibot, M.P., Mr. L. White, M.P., Mr. Grattan, M.P., Honourable F. H. Hutchinson, Hon. Hobert King, Sir Charles Morgan, Mr. Sheriff CMper, Mr. H. Crattan, Mr. O’Conneb ...