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... Corinna, ilia KOVAL,. COVENTA;AitDIEN. MORROW EVENING. Sept. 27, will -rb-e acted an Illisioriral Comic Opera. called THE ENGLISH FLEET IN 1342. Fitsaater, Mr. Inclanoti ; Philip. Mr. Blanchard ; T a l e ..line, Mr. WI Mainmao. Mr. Mandan. Jane, Crinnpki ...

... redeem. idle by the Commissi •mere of the Natioital Debt; in which case the amount of . debt uared.mni.al will contutue >tattooer, during war. The Sinking Fund is at present It will be in 1811 ! • 11,140,214- ln four years, their -fore, from the torment ...

... honour of holding n situation under Earl Hardwicke, in Ireland, he could not hear it said, that lie had acted in an arbitrary tattooer. There never was a person who conducted himself with more 'toper-, tiality, and, therefore, he could not suspect that Noble ...

... notice. The New Meeical Farce, called Killing so Murder, will be repeated every ereniug after The Foundling of the omit TIM ENGLISH OPERA. (tieweamesib Time.) LYCEUM I'HEATRE. BY AUTHORITY OF THE LORD CHAMBERLAIN. IS PRESENT EVENING. July 14, wig performed ...

... account, or in authority. years of city, to which thee exportatiou shall be pro. ?Roiled, me list the in arrear, in toner- Tattooer: of smolt et.kr, may be snide np wheu the probibritue shall br removed. With respect to salutes at sea, the two high eon'warrior ...

... . Veottis Mahony, Court-too/.. c Wslllato .10nnfon and Neva' _Mk Street-bilk sowers. d. RkYard Davit lases. Iforotreet, tattooers; IL& Clear Peinsick, et Limy-it-4a ca MII.T.INtR.Y and DRESSIES. She anib hafr./fof this Opportunity to inform her Pricnik ...

... March 26, April a, May 4, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Patten, Crofs Street, Hatton Garden. William Chapman, Birmingham, (tattooer, April ts, t 6, May 4, at the Seven Stars Inn, High Street, Birmingham. Solicitor, Mr. Maud Birmingham. John Whitehead and ...

... more than to,000.: After some observation on the extent of the Corn'tierce of Franca, and the erroneous statements! made of English prosperity, ,his Lordship . a4l-,, verted to the charges made by the Proctor at Malta. His bill on one,occasiou he stated ...

... of May, because a person in Leipsig had given information chat the estate at Schonefeldt would become the property of an English lady. Literatare.—The most important event to classical literature that has occurred for some time, is the discovery of an ...

... beleg esp the serviced* th e net procure any di dim in the . the ler Pmt. Aril has 900 pion of saloon te kelt? kind, and an English *Opts to hint meek% amend wee en himself the puling Woo end opened torten carriages to lie hes il reading Crow. who has se ...

... --:Whe ___ n Its igneratteosin the.renterks it has madt en. was discussed in the House of woo' re +debit tie Griverement of - English have looked, had ?knee' interfevedr i • ' the name of morality its that discinssion, and pre, • de - Pan/ scribed the conduct ...