COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. Mrs.- Aleop made 1,1.5 t night • her second appearance in the wild and bewitching Rosilind. In which She displayed all the gaiety; playfulness, and spirit, which v•re had admired on the former occasion. The farce of The !'cur &Mier followed, exhibiting Mis

Oct 19. at St. James's Church. H. Cunningham, Esq. of Chipperfield, Herts, to Ann, eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas E%aris, of Boughton, W otces tent] i re. • Lately, Capt. J. Webb, of the oyal Veteran Tiattaliori; Eliza Jane, eldest daughter of the late Benjamin Waterhouse, of ffi

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Oct. 20, in the Vineyard, Path,. Sealey Lawton, Esq. . Oct 29, at Leytorynne, aged 70, Philip Sanscm, Esq. • -Oct. 31, at Hackney, aged 85, John Hurst, 0ct.31, at the Rectory, Chislehurst, aged 84, the Rev. Francis Wollaston, F. R. S. Precentor of St. Das id's, Rector of east De

Monday_her Majesty, accompanied by her Highness the Princess Elizabetii,.. went in a carriage and fotir to Taplow, and honoured the Counteis of Orkney with a visit, where Lord and Lady tote, from their seat at Hedsor Lodge, 13uckingliamshire, 11d arrived to' Meet the goyal Visit

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. . P. Royal, Shakspeare's-walk, Shadvvell, victualler, from July !) to Aug. 27. . BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. • . - bTucker, otherwise J. G. P. Tucker; Linsted Cottage, Sittingbourne, Kent, merchant. BANKRUPTS to surrender at GUILDHALL. R. B. Fisher, Southampton p

The Princess Charlotte is, we are happy to say, much better; but she still keeps her moth by. the advice of her, physician. 'The Duke of Gloucester is so much, recovered, that he rode out on horseback on Tuesday, and in the evening had a select party to dinner. Yesterday the Duk

Ministers have it in contemplation to send another embassy to China; and Lord Amherst, it is said, has been appointed Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the Emperor of China; Mr. Ellis, a near connectioil of Lord Buckinghamskire, will be Secretary to the embassy. _

Corn Exchan!, , e, - Monziay, Oct. 2. There was a large supply of Essex and Kentish Wheat today, and in the.eaily part of the Clay the Mea'men picked out a few samples at last Monday's prices, but the general trade was extremely dull, and barely supported last week's prices. Bar