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' . •44' I ge.J• • , • • . , • . , • . . . . . S • - , 1" . , - t' • 410 A - . • .. . . . • . . • , t . - .p • ,i'acnioas '4O • 9:1 . • _ _ . NUMBER 9076. Pn.ter ' rvr . . •••, • adverted td parts of the Noble and Learnel Lord's • 2 et•cli, When-. .the gotivetati - uo ended. • Lind okitwvll.l,E, prevtou+ to entering ,us the Ord T n tho DAy, gave notice, float he should aice the first opp , notti:v of ealluts the attention Of the House to the linportaut stoat ot ts•t . • Li it lit. .11RELAND. The Marquis of BUCKINGHAM rote, ponailant to his ptoposed motion, to call the attention of their Lordships to the present :talc of Ireland. He should not long detain the House, because, however impor tant the su'ject was, *nod there could hardly be ant subject more important, yet it was one svhich• had been so long in their L.tedships' contempt ition, dog hardly any thing which he „mild !advance was cap r. hl.- of throwing any fresh importance fin it ; but though its importance coul.l not be magnifie.l frisny circumstances might be adduced to fix mint ~ a rricts. larly the attention of their Lordships to that ereat object, the tranquillity of Ireland, and toe c .useq otot ferength ant sesinity.of the whole British empire. The question, indeed, was of that vast mar' ode that he naturally telt a distrust of lis own p off r - • entering on it, with any due ior hopeful effect. Ire land, he lamented to obseive. had .been for ages the victim of a %%retched and rhistiken policy. She had almost continually been treated by E ,gl:rild as a conquered country, and a system nt management pervading. linking, And corrupting alt class's and distincti ins of men, had, through successive ,Iles. operated m ttic misery of Ireland. and real decay of the s:rength of the British empire. • A system fo di vision had pervaded, a must mischievous system, ra dically wrong in Governments as well 43 t families, , and in its application to Ireland, so far •iom aiding the Government, inevitably coittrihmeng to its weak- • nest, by paralyzing and refraering oy in= testinesep.trations, those elergies which, cornhe;ed, would be irresistible for the general defence. He did not mean to nuptute the error to the present, or to any particular Administration. It had. 'Joh tppill, been the policy of ages past, but it wis !tigh tome to turn round and correct an error sit gross and so fisjo. riot's. A new system .be adopted, a system of conciliation. The present time was fitting ; what could not be done, or what might not properly be proposed daring war,' was then, at a pet it'd tot h.tpny peace, most seasonable. Mutual sictritices ougfit to he made or an object so dear 25 flAtio..lai recONClti:l - 601. lie did not :tie' smaccostarily to detain their Lendetips, but he thought the subject foghly worthy their at set serious retard ; he felt it necessary to thew the grounds on wit:cis he meant to res: his mo- I tion. In the first place, however. be thougitt is vo.is ioeumbent on Mini.tert to make it appr.t; to ;he SA tisfaction of their Lordships, how or why, with the vast powers, with whith..by the connience• of Pat lisment, they had been invested, the slits and ‘tion of Ireland became such as it tofiotiottely WALT • Her commerce ruined, her mannhatutes Ursa. bar ttgricaltara stagnant or ooprwluctive, 'arid everretase , to the community unhappy. Attains( such a state of things it would be in vain to dunk of a standior army at any hopeful remedy. If Irel tnd ' was to It brought back, or rather to be induced to tranquillity. it must ROE be by violent or coercive fro.asturs. lie appealed to Parliament itself, and to the conscious feelings of their Lordships, whether in proporti in to the confidence which they reposed in Ministers. it be. came not their duty to see that Mimsters should faithfully and fully.perforns their duty. It an erro neous policy in early•ages had pre:mined a milii..ry Government for Ireland, it did not follow lhav-the same policy should at present be pursued ; Ireland was not at the present day to be regarded or treated as a conquered country, and every circumstence showed that such was not the proper mode ul treating her. Irritation might be sxcited, and the alternative for their Lordships to have before them war cancil.ia lion- or despair. . Mach was necessary to be done, and it was impossible to proceed on to momeatous a subject, without having all practical inionimil i n.— Among the most prominent points, that of the Cs. tholic questions' presented its 4 for their Lordshi,,..,' discussion, and upon that he conjured tleiell tau rote into the question with the pure spirit ri miidness and conciliation. In the first place', he would that whatever WAS to be done in thihali should be c , insidered as the act of the Legislature alone, and upon that principle. the Catholic q like all others, must substantially r-st. !'heir 1. T.:- ships, upon that question, as uoon every otl;er c.,•. netted with the vital i.iterests ot the community, and with the spirit or the Cons.itutiou, must be e . aid.d by a higher principle than what belongs to if:mute or p.ztial considerations. They sticutd go coolly d i spassionati:ly to Clic work before them, and sorr a theirohinvite judgment by the rule ot general giif, i % The question was difficult and complicated ; Lit: he were asked how it ought to he treated, he stion;d say, in the first place, enter iron it coolly, and without passion or prejudice. lie would concede to the Catholics every thing which trii 4 ht be co.iceJed without danger or insecurity to the State. He would . open to the Catholics all places of honour And it profit, with some guarded exceptions, suit 'as the. office of Lord Chancellor, and interference wit!, tree Established Church Government, together wi . 6 the due contrail of the King in the appointment of shops. With such fit and wholesome guards willingly enter into an agreement Ot (01 co -1.1.1.41 to the Catholics. In that dispo.ition he tilt liim• self fortified by obvious and c-mmon reashii, as well as by the records and history of iii 'their Lordships would naturally look back t•, firmer events, they would recollect the case of Hungary in • 1791, where Calvinism and Catholicism ever , recon ciled under the influence of Mari.. Theresa, Ind were thereby enabled to shake off 'he y ore of Austria. Leopold succeeded, and wisely rejecting all half.measeres, threw open the doors or vie Sr.* to all Calvinists. Arid why shoal I a difEe .I.y or difference arise in the case oi ? Or..i .0 dit ' be suppi , sed treat the ase.tsisres r..t .ogrie I , rse back, had preceded, were ; i .. l :i ik riy ely n to tor a e lla t y ha th il e t a h i ose ssatistaatioa of the Camtbelles ? I WEDNIEDAY. APRIL 3, 1816. • This day were publlthed, in eve. prleg tti. beards. L EAVES. - is. knees "tliiir pithy the brooks' In rall'eeeirere."-4AlWriair... 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This day was published, a Stereotype Edition, heo. its. hound, an Royal Paper 16s. 66. calf, littered, of THE NEW WHOLE DUTY OF MAN; con taining the Faith as well as Practice of a Christian, trade ea .y for the Practice of,the present Age, as the Old Whole Doty of Man way designed for those unhappy Times in which it was written ; and supplying the Ardeles of the Christian Faith which arc wanting in that rook, though essentially necessary to Salva tion. With Devotions rroper for several Occasions; also a Help to the Reading of the Holy Scriptures. This genuine Edition is published by the sanction of his Majesty's Licence, granted to W. Bent; and, to prevent Imposi tion, kis his signature on the back of the title:page. Also am be had an Edition in h Stints. without the Help to the Reading of the Huly Scriptures; signed in the same manner, price Ss. ed. bound. Printed for W. Mint, at the King's Arms, Paternoweroow ; F. C. and I. Rivington, Seatcherd and Letterman, G. Wilkie, Law and Whittaker, Longman and Co: W. Baynes, 3. Richard son, J . 14. Rieharibim, 1. Booth, Baldwin and Co. Slierwood sad Co. Gale and Fenistri and Walker and'Edwards. o c .tivo Vdition may be bad with a set of She Mates. a ils; yotuttron riper 1:s. 6d. and the sotal 10s. 64. bUst/sti. ....P.••• .m..=••••••-......••••••••=..........a. ntom I.,,,NDIJN.c;.IzErfr. • Mastaita retsiied to serve in this present Parliantent. borough bf I.7me Regis-Major !Mtn t litmus , Fang:. of Bal. tenebury, Sumeriset, in the room of John Fame, Esti. commonly Vaned Lord litirghersh. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. May 14, Levi Llusev Fire, of Burs -court, it. Mary Aar, Lon don, march:4244R ten .mt DA f4KRIJ PTS. Edward Jay, of Badlep, Suffolk, atlller, tnaltates, merchant, dealer • and ehaptinati. to surrender April 16, at seven, April 17. avd May 14, at eleven, at the Bear ar .d Lrawn tan. Ipswich Attornies, Mr. Wiltana Pearson, Ipswich; or Mr. Samuel 'Taylor, John-strees, Bedford-row, London. ° Mu . I . !ionspenn the younger, of Walton. coat merchant, . dealer and chapnian, April 5,6, and May .14. at eleven, at the .*ing's Arms Inn, Woodbridge: Atturnies, Mr. Hine, Emit . _scant, Temple , Lutition ; or Mr Pulliam, Woodbridge. John Lomas, now or 1.1. e of Sheffield, Yorkshire, grocer, dealer and chteman April 6, 17, and May.l4. at twelve, at the Ton tine Inn, Sheield. Attoraies, Mr Uigg, Southamp , on-Build ., logs, Chancery-lane, London; or Mr. Rodgers, S:i Well. `William , lardy, 01 I'llefford, NortOlk, tanner, April 5, at five, April 6, and May 14, at eleven, at the Bell Inn •Ihetforti - Arfortdes, Messrs. Spat ke, Holmes; and Jackao:. Bury Saint • Edmunds; or Mr Dixon. t, Sttpk lan, Logsdon. =tom :a bowman, of Sunderland near the Sea, Durham smith, ehain.maker, deafer ant ;barman, April 24, 39, and May 14, at eleven, at the nut Hotel, Newcastle-upon Tyne. Attornles, Messrs. Bell and Headrick, Bow Churchyard, London, or Mr. Earlier, Newcastle-upon- frig. Ruben Bryan, of Abergaveony, Monmouthshire, cchinailealer, dealer and chapman. April et, vs, and May 14, at twelve, ar' the Star ana Garter Inn, Worce.ter. A:tornles, Messrs. Car dales ant Yowl, Holorn tours, Gray's Inn, London; or Messrs. Parker and Smith, 'WOrcescer. James Pebberdy, mow or late of Leicester, boder, dealer and 4barnan, April v 7, at sly ' April 49,and May 14, at eleTeti, at the George luu, Hinckley. Attornles, Messrs. King and Suden, Hotkley. 10sepit toper, of Tunbridge Wells, Kent ' innkeeper, dealer and charisma, April 6, 16, and May 14, at eleven, at Guildball.- Atturnies, Messrs. Toang and Hughes. at. Mildred's-court, Poultry, London. Lowy Randall, lre of Bezlrf. Kest, wheelwright, dealer and chapman. April 6, 21, and May 11, at tea, at Guildhall - Attorney, Mr Starer, 49, Chancery-Mae. John Cartwright, now or late of warlord; Somerset, victualler, dealer tmd chapman, April 16, 17, and May 14, at one, at t CoMmereial Rooms. Bristol. Attorniei, Mews. Bourd:llcm and Hewitt, Little Friday -street, London. Thuatas Williams, of' Derby, brass and trot: founder, dealer and chapman, April 11, 13, and M..y 14, at twelve, at !h..: Arms Tavern. Derby. Actor:flies, Mr. Savao, Great Vitneics ter-street. London • or Mr. Greaves, I)zrhy. DIVIDENDS to he made ar GUILDHALL. April 23, George Cuff, Leadoiliall-street, merchant, at It. June v, John Ty ermarr, Bristol, ,ilk-meiccr, at 11. April 27, Richard Rowney, flattor-Darden, perfumer, at I. April Ernestina Inukty, New 136nd-street, rellaer, at 11. 241.1 4, Ann Partrldge, Great Plerniitagc-s•reet, Wappl.rie, chant, at IC. April '2.7, Thom., Christopher, Dintster.ciiurt, Mincing-lane, wine.mer:hant, at 11. April 27, (-MVO Beckett, ' Winchester. wine-merchant, at 10. April 23, Sar.sh .1..:n,,, and Ambrose Gosling, Al:lrk-lane, vriur-ateri.harits, at fl. itprU es, James Earl, sen. and James Earl, jun. Westmolland-Place, j City-Road, and Preston, Herta, beast-salesmen, at 112. April 27, Matthias Davey, jut'. Cht.hunt, miller, at 12. April-23, kichatd Crafton and Edward Colson, Great St. lb:lens, hosiers, dt 11. April 23, John Parry, Newgate-street, seharcutsin „at 14. May 14, John Harris, Vetvgate.street, printseller, at 19. DIVIDENDS to be i made so the VUUNIALL. . Apr , l as, Mary as ay, midyear, net-mautifac•urer, at Si, u the 8011, Bridporc. April 25, (;curie %OA!, 131ackentiall, ruler, at 11, at the Dog, Manchester. April 23, Edward Morris, Newton, draper, at 11, at the Cross-Keys, Oswestry. April 23, James Wilson, Manchester, grocer, at I s at the George, Liverpool. April 24, James Carter, Kiksaud, salesman, at Weakle)''s Hotel, Plymouth Duck. CER FES- -A ran. 23. Thomas Pyne, Lower 'footing, victualler. Thomas Isycnck, Minories, _ slopaeller. Clearks Westwno.i, of Bristol, merchant. Wtilium "Hatttet. East-street; Manchester-squaw, builder. ‘Vm Read, Crealton, serge.maker. John Norman, Wellitigton,ditto. Step/ten l'alewell, Bridgewater, grocer. Ann Partruke Great Hermitage - street, Wapping, wine merchant . Charles S hepley, Cambridge, perfumer. William Aldred, Ipswich, draper. Wm: Newcomb, Vine-tmett, aerie net. John Lander,of Hampstead road, boot-maker.. FAiward Blacklldge, Eccles:un, cotton-mann &curer. Thomas Galpin, Honiton, grocer. Jams:: Ramsay, Old Broad street, dterchant. *flionaas Handlay Kenilworth, mali.ter. PARLIAMEitiIaRi* PROCEE4:I4VG.V. lIOUSE OF LORDS, APRIL s. Sir MA arts Potaes, and other Mentuers, brought up from the Commous the Stun.) , Theatre and other B lie of a private eta gere which were read the first time. eta- Lure, STANHOPE, ativerting to an inclination which he had previously given relative to the incorrectness of the Lnws as they stood em the Statute Book, gave notice that hr should next Flo- day make a specific inotion on the subj:ct. Earl GREY gave node., that he shoal& on Friday nett, :novo the second reading of the Freehold Estates Bill. The thaw of SUSSEX presented a Petition front Coventry against the enormous Military Establishment propmed, and prey • Mg for a general reduction of the Public Expenditure. Ilse Earl of LAUDERDALE presented a Petition front In setting coMp!aining of the Agricultural Mures* of the Country, Mid imploring relief from Parliament. Lord EL:LEMONT moved for'sn Account of the Report of the lOW of Agrieulture.—Ordered. Earl GREY postponed his motion relative to Freehold Estates, and intimated, that he should, on Tuesday, mention a day for that purpose. Lord HOLLAND presented two Petitions from Middlesex and Norfolk, both of them strongly urging the expediency and necessity of Economy in the administration of the Public Fi lminess, sad reprobating the eatiavagance of the proposed Mili tary Establishment. The rejection of the Property Tax the Pe titioners regarded as a measure resulting purely front the strongly and daly expressed feeling of the public mind, and he wished that Monsters would take into their thoughts that effect, and apply k genet-lily to the public benefit. His Lordship concluded with moving that the Petition be laid on the Table.—Ordered. Lord ROLLE, In allusion to the Pedtioo presented by the Noble Baron, and to his remarks thereon, took occasion to sa loon to the income Tax, which he had regarded as a wise, salt• tary, and efficient measure, and he caded upon all those who opposed it to conic forward with a voluntary offer equal to the amount of the Tax which they would supersede. • use Martini. of LANSDOWNE did not conceive that it was at all tocuntheot on those who might °epos, a partici* tax, for , Monona which they deemed seilleient, to propose an equivalent tax, in the case of that tax being withdrawn. It was plain to him, andsto the vast majority of the' nation, that a reduction of die Public Expenditure was ementially necessary. Loot ROLLE expressed hie confidence in the Ministers for all . dee sod fit retrenchment. The Earl of LIVERPOOL did not consider die present soo the proper time foe entering into . a wide discussion : but the Noble Marquis had not substantiated any charge which . appeared to he implied IA itiespeeth against his Majesty's rs kismet RBULSDALE roe, and vindicated the policy and adequacy ut the Propeity Tax, which, he was persuaded, that a tillun g but ignorance and 111ropreseieation could have reb ind SinpaLr obis: to the . people. 11w trout was, the measure waettleutaa..-d, and weal calculated, !or the relief of We labo rious and iudosinous por:Staus ut else c itununity, and be coed &red tot rejection of that toil es veil euforttwate to the'cnuntry. Ilia Illagsis at Lowsooorno sod Lord Hoet.e,:as trveniy pa* , RUGBY SCHOOL: MONUMENT TO THE MEMORY OF THE LATE REVEREND DR. JAMES. PURSUANT' to a Resolution signed by the Lnrd Bishop of OXFORD, the Hon. WILLIAM HENRY arri.t.row, ht P. the Rev the WARDEN of Merton s cale, Oxford, the Rev. ,Dr. Woot.t., and &earmark it uea y t al.llol MOTO t: Esq. M P Eve Members of the Commut ee, tat Obicribers are requested to make all payments to Messrs. *ere, Hew street; blesfrs. flammersley and Co. "all. Mall; Missrs. Bodin and Co. Rugby ; or Mr. Wrati.law, savdle-place, ti ro Bal i ngion .sireer, on or betote the in day of June next. w k.* gebserption will close, A. Model has been prepared by Mr. Chantry of Ecclt won " A m mo place, and approved by the Comm.ttee Angleton &pact' to favour the Commuter with a Mono niest:lbuctiption in lane, is desired to send it on or be tore he lethli atit,actompank4l by a note con.aining his nam , , to the Seneury,balt sealed and destinguic edgy the same Motto. No Note Oil be opened except that which incloses the per. s.si's name whose composition ti.e Cc.mmittee select. All :he ethers will be destroyed, unles a desire to have them returned if lammed. . J. WRA t ISLAW, Secretary. GISVERNMEN 1' LIFE ANNUITY OFFICE.. Bank -street, April 2, title. THE following is a short ScAle of some of the Rates upon which Governm, , nr, art- now granting Life Annuities : They are payable flali-Yearly at the RANK of ENGLAND the same as the Dividends, and may be received by Power of Attorney. Annuities may be Fur:hared on Single Lives, awl on Too Joint Lives and the Life of the Lenger Liver of them, when tie la per Cent. Cons. or Reduced Annuities. are .at or above f5O; andtwon the death of any single mminte,or of the Survivor 'fay Two Joint Norms:as, one-fourth in.r: of the expired An pity (over and above all Arrears) is payable to the Pers'n en • tales' ho sea Annuity; or to his or tor Esecuturi, Admitmtra tors, se Aas!gos, provided it be claimed within 'fwo Years after such decesse, but not otherwise. When the .C 5 per Cents. are 80 alid under lor 2t09 of Average Rate se3 pet Cent. Stock. for ,ert.o Money. A Lisle Life ti SS receive* see 18 - Z 7 12 1 40 - 4 17 - 6 0 4 45 S 3 • 3 10 5 30 1 111 a 9 3 1 56 9 9 10 1 8 I 0 dl6 • - 11 3 65 • " 714 • - 12 14 7 70 9 4' 15 4 TS & upwards 11 I 1 . 1 In AU the Intermediate Ages will receive in proportion. Particulars may be bad (gratis) on appileation at this of fi ce, or by writing te the " Superintendent,' if the Postagebe paid. S. HIGHAM, Superintendent. MILLARD's IMPERIAL TWINE for SHIRTING, and SU PfRIOR SHEE I ING. by his' Itanires R.OTAL 'ATMS I ) 4l7l.MT.—The Nobility. Mer. din, and the Public, are respectfully informed by the Pa• ;law the above Cloth is sold, duly stamped, at the Ea-t India loWliseses, No. 16, Chtapsicle, and at no other house, whole- Ilk heath* cases for exportatiun ; and by the, piece, from 25 bawds each, at 25.• 6d. Ss. Ss. 6d. 4s. is. 6d. and ss. 6d. Prprd. It is peculiar for its great economy, and its singular ixerseivcows to health, particularly in this changeable clinsace, ,Ilmersby preventing the in effects arising from sudden transitions zrow beat to cold after exercise, never imbibing the damp ft!itsphere, and equa ll y bene fi cial in warm or cold climates. RIS adapted to all the purposes of family use, for shining, chil bm'swear, sheeting, &c.; the pieces for sheeting, both 5-4ths 6. 4 ths,contaia from two to four pair each. and surpass !very lbw kind bar economy, brainy, and pleasantness of wear. Many the first Families in the kingdom have long experienced its ad- Y llB tellel- Orders from Abroad and from the Country receive very attention. The White Chintz for Ladies dress and Chit ms's Wear, may be obtained as above, io Pieces from Three to fear 0140014 . each, containing frMn thrie to four dresses. TREJI 4 E DISTILLED LAVENDER WA• .4. TER, ander the august Patronage of his Royal 1-Whtivss the Prince argent; their Royal Highnesses the Princesses Au pus, Elizabeth, Mary, and Sophia; her Imperial l lighness as • rand Duchess cif Russia; Princess of Wurtemburg; their Graces ▪ Dechessts of Devonshire and Wellington; his Grace the Duke ' ( Marlborough; the Right Hon. the Counte4ses . of Waldegrave, Donley, and Liverpool ; the Right Hon. 'Viscountess Powers. "wtady E. Bentmck ; the Baroness Montesquieu; the Hon. Mn.Jtope ; the Hon. Mrs. Stapleton ; Ladies Hatton, Bourne, „.._t. ►• Harrington ; anti by the Nobility and Gentry in general. Manufactured by Hamar Ctrs: ST:AN, Chemist, 8:c. Canter buy, the only and s,.le Inventor (and with whom no other per s.% is connected), of whom it may b e had wholesale, retail, and rtrexportation; sho in London of Mr. Johnston, 1 5 , Berry, 17, e Street, `oho; Overton, 51, Gattie and Pierce, 57, PIM r "T . "Pi ; Newhtry and Sons, 45, znd Prosser a ndCo. 20, St. •" 111.8 ; Barclay and Sono, 95, Fleet-market ; Leuchars, 47, M etal,; Sutton and Co. Bow Chnrch.yard ; Low, 330s•Strand ; ':eisitishank, 12, Hay market; Was.f, 12, Cheapside; arid of all t tr , r. r . ectalee Perfnmers, Stationers, dec. in Caveat Britain and Ire- Just published, price Vs. RINTs pr, ADVICE to the NERVOUS alai LIEB I /.ll' Ttu et both Sexes, particularly to those whose wtimies are in insurmountable bar to connubial bumblers, and Zirsticsoldi.d p. oft 4) tea of that destructive hab i t , w h ich un- Issa- ines th e 1 " 6 " 1 3"ruua constiturions, and often precipitate s w -- -11)vrsoni, in the prime of life into all the infirmities of of I .4t 1 1 ti .f t.. 31 P iiestinn of d:seascs,4te very brink of the g r a ve, they ar o 000twiou, of it , loof a turvirthle, or destructive 7 .401 7 With Olwerratiun., on the best mode of treatment, 'eated on •long ai d ample eniefience.' • • L ate p B 7 M. V lINEL, M.D. re te' 6 "r of. But. ny, , the University of Leyden; NIA. clan to the Royal Household at /ht. ' la"..;'ed by the Autho r ; an d sold by Sherwood, Nest!" anti y,l_l"l- 2 ' l l ratisr.n.tcr-row ; Ggern, 393, °Mord-Wen, iitiar 'V•bart i and all ihlier lismaiuicUcts. , . es A rth lble I re' MS tler i fa . 0 .1 Ai rHIATRE ROYAL. DRURY•LANR. SIIO.MORROW EVE,PIING their Majesties' Ser fvan ts will perform . THE DUKE OF MILAN. p m , Mr. Kean ; Francisco, Mr. Rae ; Pescara, Mr., No i s ed ; Hernando. Mr. Barnard ; Tiberlo. Mr. Wallack ; Ste. Ens, Mr. Powell; Graccbe, Mr. Oxberry ; Medina, Mr. Kent. Mrs. Benin: Isabella, Mrs. Breretoa; hitarlitna, Miss • ; Bernie, Mrs. Horn ; Margarita, Mrs. Scott. To which will be added, THE MAGPIE ; or, THE MAID OF PALAISEAV. s mi nisy,l he Chapter of Accidents; with The Two Misers. THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. • TO.MORROW EVENING will be performed, the Comedy of THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. Lady Teazle, WA O'NEILL. • To whirl will be added, THE MILLER-AND HIS MEN. flontley, The School for Sandal ; with Cymon fle Easter Monday, Mr. Cobham will make his first appearance *ibis There in the character of King Richard the Third. 71:TORGE ODE BR, the astonishing Devonshire, ' ur )1 1 , ender rsot Age, whet has bad the honour i f & both* his wonderful Powers of Mental Calculation before b it majesty and the Princreses, the Dukes of Kent and smote:, ; m ak Rank-, kart:Stanhope, and the Lord Mayor, now g. ent Public Exhibition in London at the Great R i nom, tatiw wi g Gardens, from Twelve till Five o'Clock.—The Nobility Vi - 6ary wishing to question him may he waited ou at their c, by application (during the hours of attendance) • gibs Exhibition Room. - _ _