Daily Post (Newspaper) - April 24, 1731, London, Middlesex 361? April 24, 1751. arrived the Mail from and one from April 6. AST Week arrived four Couriers to the Lord St. George that and one of his rooft Hon. Privy He was a Gentleman of a very good and of an ancient that has in and other Counties of England fince the Reign of Henry the being above fix hundred Years r rr Lall Monday died at Hadley in Mrs. from and the late Wife to Mr. the great in to which five others have formerly Member of for the been d to and Borough of this Week we have received two Qn died at his Habitation in and the hrit Mr. formerly a de in of good Note and on the arrived here on the 0n Monday Morning the Lady late Wife id at Ten in the having perform d of the Lord who died a few Days ago of flis Journey in Days and twelve We the Small at his Houfe in Marl cannot apply the Proverb to this - r - it does not yet appear that the Negotiations on the Part of France interfere with the of the laft Vienna to will be out of be near Yellerday Morning one Mr. a next St. Church in fuch a Hurry of was never in his through and a as it who get 5 no IeTs the Secrecy touching the Contents of their the Court fent two more to Vienna and from whence the Count de received one this The next Return of the two from London and tis generally believed will decide the Meanwhile the of the Effects in Specie of the Flotilla remains it the of Cadiz have not yet accepted the the Head behind the and We hear his has been to grant to Mr. of Birnet in the County of a Patent for the fole making and vending a new invented which is brought to fuch that any in may be to play or any other though never fo and play a fuller Thorough Bafs than can be performed by the Fingers Conditions upon which the Court gave Orders for alone on Common and done without their The Works before Gibraltar are and may be made either without the open on with the and fifty or the Principal in the Front j and of more Workmen fent lately thither to advance any or for the Ufe talk much of the Court's fudden Df Churches or in fuch as cannot tho' tis not to what The Recruits for compleating the King's Troops are We learn from that twenty Men of War are careening in that Port. From that all the Officers are to their with 150 and Pieces or are unwilling to be at the Expence of the Attendance of an j or for On Monday next the begins at Guildhall and and 011 at the Old Baily a great Number of have been of Several Galleys are arrived at brought to Newgate this Week from other and there wait Orders from the We hear that on Monday next the Hon. and April 18. We are that the Troops tient Company of Lumber Troopers will perform a For the Entertainment of the Grand and tht Ancient and Honourable Fraternity of Free and Accepted For the Benefit of Mr. Mills and Mrs. By His s Company of AT the Theatre Royal in on Friday being the 30th Day of will be a The As U was by the late Duke of The Pan of Don by Mr. Don the Mr. Mr. Don Mr. Mt Mr. R. Mrs. Cibber Second Mrs. Mrs. Te which will be a Comic Opera of one The JOVIAL With a new and and a Song proper to N. B. For the of the Brethren Rows of the Pit will be laid to the and kept for Servants will be allowed to keep Places on the Tickets for Love's Shift will betakes at this At the particular Defire of of For the Benefit of Mr. BOM By His s Company of AT the Theatre Royal in on the 5th Day of will be a The WAY of the by the late Mr. e. The Part of by Mrs. Horton Mr. Mr. W. Mr. Boman 5 Mr. Mr Sir Mr. Harper Mrs. Mrs. Porter Mrs. Mrs. Lady Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. To which will be ad a Farce of one The With Entertainments of v 2. at the Fnd of rhe Second a Chacone by Mifs Ri In the the Gondolier by Matter Lally and Mifs the End of ihs the Engl by Mr. Rainton and Mrs. Tickets to be had at the Widow Boxes 5 s. Pit j s. Gallery 2 s. Upper is. fent to Italy laft Summer will return ex cept 6000 which are to go to relieve the like Number in The Levies to compleat the Troops are an arrived from with that the have again taken and demand a War with the upon which the Grand Signor is retired to Whatever Change this may produce from that we are pretty well allured of a in upon Advice that our Negotiations with the Court of Spain are fo fir that there remains no doubt of hii acceding to the laft Mr. the gave a noble Entertainment to of State and Foreign The fame Day the Duke of Liria an from Tis given that his Imperial upon his Return from make a Journey of Devotion to One of the Sons of the Count de Viceroy of has obtained a from his ta marry his of May 1. Tis from that an through there from Mr. at the Court of for with Advice of that Court's having received rhe concluded with his Britanick at From that upon the Duke of Lorrain's Arrival at St. the Count de Lanoy was ordered by the to go and meet his Royal From That on the lift the new Duke of made his Publick Entry into that with the his attended with fix Mourning Coaches and and received with the Honours due to his That his Serene has already given a Proof of his generous by remitting half the Taxes which will become due the Year of his From That the King has declared to the his to go to Germany on the nth upon which a Deputation was made by the States to thank his And the will be charged with the Regency during his fine in and from thence proceed in a commanded by their Lieutenant and other to the Theatre Royal in to fee the Play the with the Opera of which will be that Night for the Benefit of Mr. belonging to the faid South Sea Stock was 102 3 South Sea 106 7 8ths. without the Bank 14? 3 Bank Circulation 7 1. y s. India 19H 3 qrs Three per Cent. Annuity 96 1 Royal Exchange 99 1 12 y without the York Buildings 24 3 African 51. South Sea Bonds 7 1. 17 s. India ditto y 1. 19 s. Copper 3 1. 3 s. Welch ditto 1 1. Fur the Entertainment of Oronoco of the Great Country under the Mighty Trudo Enjow Emperor of Pawpaw in lately conquered the great Kingdoms of Ardah and For the Benefit of Mr. CH ARKE and Mrs. By His Company of AT the Theatre Royal in this Saturday being the 24th Day of will be a Rule a WIFE and Have a The Part of the Copper Captain by Mr. Mr. Mrs. Horton Mrs. And ac the End of trie Play a Concerto on the Violin by Mr. To which will be added a Dramatic CEPHALUS and With a new Pantomime HARLEQUIN GRAND The Part of Neptune by Mr. Mr. Cibber jun. Mrs. Mifs the Deities by ami Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mr. by Mrs. Mrs. and Mifs Williams Mrs. Booth 5 Mr. and Mr. Lally a noble Mr. A. Colombine Mrs. Waiter Mr. Mr. a Mr. Oates by Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mr. by Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mr. Gardeners and their by Mr. Mr. Mils and Mifs the and by the Reft of the With new and other Tickets and Places to be had at the Widow And on Monday next will be the laft new To which will be The Lover s Of ee dec For the Benefit of Mr. The new Chapel near being will be preached in and the Morning Service will begin at and the A T the s Theatre in the Half an Hour after next beins the of On Sunday laft died at his Houfe in A ' R A T T the Oliver St. Member 1 ri i- c t 1 j l Tickets will be to the Subscribers pt Parliament tor Dungannon in Brother at white's in St. WHereas the Pre of the late Mr. Patent feem a lirtle at a hrc in the Daily wherein is the great their aud other by way of upon the Iron made by rheir which they are to and malicious I have therefore thought proper to in this and remind that rhey have in their Power a much furer than any they have hitherto had of their upon this They have now a Work erected near the fuch as have been by a Committee of to fee an they have an of convincing the Incredulous about that there is no reasonable Objection to lie made to rhe extraordinary of their Iron by inviting without to come and as often as they for If their Method were really in that they would fain have rhe World ir to it is recommended ro rhe of rhe whether it be to ofe that rhey would fo long have been wanting in this Particular and whether this has not ro a of that a publick would turn to rheir In to this it is their may 1, to be fome how or ro the at one which a from Numbers of at different would leave rhem without all Hopes of But if I have rhem by this the World will be to how careful I have ro out to them an Method ro free from rhe Imputation of it. I I Leave to ask Gentlemen one civil which how rhey came to apprehend ro be ar Liberty ro make Bar Iron wirh rheir depending Mr. ancl Mr. rhey were rold in rhar they were not at fo ro do during rhe of iiiy Parent I have of their having rwo the one for making from the the other a raw or Iron but have js yet heard thac they were of a for making wirh which I think ir incumbent on them to before they can with Keafon expect that any thinking will be to engage in their Whether I have been in or by to the of my Capacity to or any Parr of my Arrear I at with ro rhe I hope the Parliament will be ro take mto and or me as the Demerits or Merits of tef Cafe may N. B. I am that the World in general will joyn in Opinion with the in the Daily that though it is for an expert to make my Competitors after an of the and in mro &c. yet their Iron may be
