MIV 22. nsonber e( the beast (that is the Two Hornell Beast, the kingdom) for it is the number of a man (not the man) and his tuimber.(the p,, , ,,5ts number) is 6A6." Now several ingenious and learned ex fl il-tions have been given by runny eminent persons about this number, but almost the whole of them have confounded the two Beasts, and apply the number to the Seven Headed Beast, whereas. li pmi an attentive perusal nl the chapter, it is evident the Two Domed Beast is meant ; therefore, as Y' rarer bath been governed a Etcater series of years by and had more kitigs of the name Of Ludo vieiis (Lewis► than of any other name, and in that name the num. her of the Beast appears, I am inclined to thing the proof is made out satisfactorily : , U !ir .79J 0 V 1 100 5 0 The key fits the lorlc exactly ; and what is st:11 more sinzular, the sovereign power of the Pope was created 1w Charlemosie, an Eoperor of France (the idol of iliionaparte), Po by another Empe ror, Napoleon, was that same power taken away, and the Pope re doepd to a mere Rishcp twain. 'Me late royal martyr. the ;tontine Louis xyr. atored by his blood for the errors and persecutions of his ancestors ; his martyrdom bath been most grievously visited on his snbjeets -may his kinzdom be cleansed thereby—and may the wounded root of its fair lily rever forget, that it was nourished by the dew of the roses of England in the hour of Wye' say. April tev., 1314. FAVENTE." COVENT-GARD EN THEATRE. The only event of importance in the Theatrics! world we have to notice this week is the recoils of Mr. lit- mri.g. He, on Wee. ,nesday, acted the part of Coriolaisits, and last night he came forward an " Ilaknkt." He was welcomed on froth nights with the most enthusiastic demonstrations of jay. He appears in excellent health, and we never saw him more successfully exert himself. In the etrorinz week, he sto act Othello to ouNo's Tato, 'and Nos Desijemona. GRAND FETES IN HONOUR OF PEACE. Among other preparations for the Fetes to he given at Carltnn iionse, on the arrival of the Allied Sovereigns, there is one which is to give a new teatine to.these splendid entertainments. A tem porary bridge is throwing over the Ha ! Had in St. James's Park, at the north east cope). of the cneloqire, whirl' is to be appt oae:led by a covered avenue from the garden gate of Carlton-house. On the park-lawn, buildings in a fancifol and elegant st)10 wiil be erected, from which there will be a very tine view of the parade, eanal,&e. on which latter, illuminatioi s. fireworks, military rockets, and a variety of splendid devices will be exhibited. Thus will tbrtn a very Veaotiful retreat from the sumptuousness of the state apart ments, and a most deligiidA promenade. 'l'o give a t ruly pie turesque effect to the scene, it is suggested, that nothing would conduce so much as the illumination of the up.pei part of the towers of Westminster Abbey, which rise in such venerable mitiestv over The trees in the ltirtleage-walk. it. would reniler the .coup d'aii in diserjbably magnificent. • The grand Fete to be given by 'White's club has been deterred, in consequence of t i tre &key in die expected arrival of the Allied Sovereigns, An lone r cd whom this - grand eillertaioment is prin cipally .4lesigne44.. This 81e1a,y will . 3fford an upportimity for the adjustwut of some ditkerenees ;4 to the invitation of several illus. Idiom persons; whose fittemi,v,inient prestku,ve or ungracious wick sion,,is now matter of very tiisagreeakile discussion in the Walter sir- , .eles. It is not necessary that we - should go into the .tni.t.mte .entustances on tlashead tb:4 are asserted acid eanvaised. It is cer tain, that alter ponsideral* discussion, it .was agreed i that be invi- ; s tations to the It4embers of . the ktoyal Family , tithe Afljtcd Sove. • xeigns, their 4.4alkassadorf, and the mettbetaof•tlieir suites, shonl4 .he.ConGded entirely t 9 tike Prince Re to wj&ot Ibrpe-tmaikiked TIM NATIONAL REGISTER. 66E; Of•°', tickets were allotted for the plumose. i t was proposed by silln°' :0 Recompany these tickets with a Us'. or a regite,t that el hers of the Rovrd Family shollit be include-I. sevor ,.l t:nt,rnished :lien be s lef the (1 ib eNpres , ed r i - d,e• to st their tickets: but it was ititi•inited, that the twkk ts %stolid Got be areepted unless given unconditionally. The versi.nq , Inderstand, wi-bed invite the (►riori-4c o" voi! Duke of Stusex, the Unite of Ginner- e*, An•l 11(r fiwhoess the I),i o ce. s Sophia, were over.tieled and on!irri.il to r( titt-ir n i tro- am , evcry f 'rm. Titus the matter %la 'J. at pre,ent. '1 he I)i.ke Devonshire has qui ty tickets in eeti.iiltrAtion ibr his kitoliw... its lending Ins house; bnt the genurtil (I)ffeulty of vett tie t isets ;s that it i.i f lopo , ed nO consideration can obtain Ore ,•veri persons of the first rank beyond the d i'e e1em.c.•::1•11• 4 t •• e nemhers of the elnb. Ladies of tin' firs! fa.! i. n art• gla4 f• h • th e h ove o f t w i c .• so omo ct i into t he hall and F:a•sat - e•, nn . :e1:. to :lave a sietit of the company and of Cu' vti . ert At Poedle's a ballot was taken on iii. slim) vf given to the Regent the salt e power or invitati-ii eiveo by W *a: hut ; tide proposition was, it k over-tilled on the b.:II t, b . .. a-! rev ma joroy. The censeitt core is, that each Ito m c r will hay.. tit • dis. pos.ll of his own .-I , •kets ; lint a deputation %vac !ri vai im mediately on the Prince Regent, with re.pectfill &E'r of any number of tickets that he may wish. !t is to 1w loped tl at entertainments will go on, without exhiLititi2 any thin' , ineon istent with the universal !ware anil harmony which they are iii t wAt to celebrate, and without tenewituz those unpleasant discussions w liiclt should be hurled in eternal old vion. The Tallow Chandlers are preparinz for an illumination upon a grand scale, not only on account of the glorious result. of our late ,truggles to preserve the tiTedom and inteirrity of Europe, hut also because it is ascertained that the Minister intends moving a repeal of the excise duty upon candles, and when it is considered how their houses are both by niuht and day, no %yonder that men should rejoice and their countenances b:l:9acn to be rA of inch ob noxious visitation.. NAVAL RCVI F.W.—Nnt titan fifty sail Vf the line, it is said, are ordered to rendezvous at :pithead by the 4 h of next: tnontb, in order to form a nay.il spectncle worth' of the maritime power that so pre-eminently distinguishes thl British isles. It is to be composed twn distinct lit e: of battle, each accompanied with vatious vessels of inferior farce, 6 e ships, Scc. in order that the seer e ma' c nvev to the royal foreigners present a correct idea of a mya ae• PORTRAIT or Louts XVl.—General Oakes, before be left his Government of :Matra, obtained an wo.:01e length Picture of Louis 'XV!. it bad been long conre t by a monk in the w4ll behind his bed, the General has pie sentzd it to tie Pi ince Regent. Lpsoin Races commence on ‘Vedne:dav next. MAncltester-syti:sre. EXCELLENT AND MODERN HOUSEHOLD FI 7 RNITI2 RE, NEARLY NE \V, Valuable •nd complete Drawing Romp Snit, of low elegantly witt;:c Chintz Drapery Window Curtans, wi:h blue and gold Corn,ec-., ebi,o;zel Chairs with Cushioni, and two Cbaise Lounves ett Suite, I.t l'cif,i!A:tr Chairs, covered with Morocco . attogaity Trafalgar Sidel>9.tr(ii pateotmg that fit tinder the same, superior Rusc,wood Card and Peti4hr..k(!. Tables, large brilliant Chimney Gla.:.es in , :opetb fraincs, a c'pit•il Musical Cl't.k, fine' China and cut Glas, Plate, Books, a ljSlllOll, able Gig and mess, The genuine property of Captain A. W. Sarderson, going to Calcutta, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION EY MESSRS. IVA I.K E R &SON. On the Premises, No. IS, Duke-strcet, Manchester-squire, to-Lilo:- row dlowiug day. at tweive o'clr•cl:, All the excerent i cornprizing lilndsoine 1, f;%. mlhoguw doable-screwed i ur-tl‘st heds.teads, with elegant hir . oir ore tistct City made tit? with Wail. an gilt cornices ; tent and cot.rht,. 4itrr. pci nr seasnne'd ;goose-leather beds and :.udali? bedding, pa lc, it , d Ird-rooin window curtainc, Brussel, and Wilton carpets, ~n.ne ff ‘ytiicti are ~t very large dimen , ions, pier glasses and mirror, in ridi ca , yed and 4lit frames. a set of Wilkinson's nate:lt dining labics, plain and Tra!id, card, Pembroke, a . p..1 sofa tables, reading and library ditto, Sc i.ret and cylindar blok,caes and wardrohec, denbie acid eoMmgcie ch of drawers, two set, of parlour chairs, 14 or which-are covisred real red mprocso gentlemens' shaving and drei,ing stands, comp 'ladies' dressing' and work ditto, ne porcelain china in tea table, ,topper services, f. , reien fable and b.ed linen, culiiaary articles, 4c:. CataoFacs w be bail on the Premises. Igar etaire heNt* wit plot , ant; . • .11 • _. ~.