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THE LIFE of AL! PACHA, of Janina, Vizier of Epirus, surnamed Alsan, or the Lion. " A man of war and woes, Yet in his lineaments ye cannot trace, While Gentleness her milder radiance throws Along that aged venerable face, The deeds that lurk beneath, and stain him with disgrace!

of Germany. MISS'VON SIEUOLD, after in»roving h ers ' lf ige al ' same cateer under the tuition o f both her P l a rentst d etertil. o add to her kuowledge and experience the advantage demical education. However singular it may apPea r in th"is C other country, this lady actuall

DRURY-LANE THEATRE. . On Monday, Mr. KEAN appeared, for the , first time this season, in the character of Hamlet. • We are sniprised that this actor-burn should risk his reputation this -attempt. It is a cast of elegant and impassioned acting, which, united, suits not the•voice

. The Lord 'Mayor presented a'petition from. the merchants and traders of the city of London, praying that the house, at . some future time, might take into their consideration the duties imposed coals importetkinto the port - of London, with a view either .to the equalization o

On Thursday the. clist ult. Edward Hopper Hebdeo, Eq. to Mary, younzest daughter :of the late James Tindall, Esq. ot Scarborough, banker, and sister to John Tindall,. Esq. Receiver General of taxes for the East Riding of Yorkshire. At Cortnag,ally, near Dungannon, Ireland,:..l W

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So great has been public astonishment at the claims of the Princess of Cumberland, and so improbable did it appear that a branch of the Royal Family should be suffered long to remain in obscurit:. that not only was the assertion received as unfounded, but aha6e and slander appea

The Princess Woles. It was rumoured, yesterday,inthe fashionable circles, that the report of the dtath of-the Princes of Wales arose from the following cirvumstances. . A person in her Royal Highness's housebold .being dangerously ill, physicians were sent for: they made Some ex

that he has fof inspection an extensive Asm,rtment of GENTLEMEN'S HATS, LADIES and CHILDREN'S BONNETS, &c. of the most .fashionable, .sbapos and superior quality; with a choke collect-ion of Muffs, Tippets, &c. which he trusts will .meet the approbation of those who may humour b