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... . a - ... 0 ,E) -: .__ • . --.... .... vill ‘ ...., .. . . ./....:/ . • it0..9 RI 1 of a 1 ; I e 'MI 1 •••••I • . / Art L 1 4 ° ;) ‘• -.. . . . ', ..,.,4' 4; •-• .` • _ )% .. . . • . amine . Ili maul's 'meet! • '' i . ... •• . ... .. • lb Illefl• --.••••111k .... LONDON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 27, 1221. .' • • Plir:g Id. \. -% ______ I 1 ! • . , ger of mum time , tr the fvumass 5662. THRATRR-ROTAL, DRURY.LANN. 'rills EVENING, SATURDAY, Jan. 27, his filsjesty's Servants will perform the Opera of A ItTA XERXES. Artaxerxes, Madame Vearis ; Artabanes, Mr. Hora ; Ar. %rows, Mr. Braham; Rinienes, Mr. Dobbs. Mantises', Miss Wilson (her sth appearance la public); &mire, Alias Peery. Mr. T Welsh will preside at the Piano-forte daring the 'period of Mies Wilson's performance. After which, the Melo-Amos of THE INNKEEPER'S DAUGHTER. Richard, Mt. Barnard; Frankland. Mr. Gatiie ; Hump, Mr. Meredith ; Hans Kelskr, Mr. Viniug. Mary, Miss li►rlly; Marian, Mrs. Harlarawe. On Monday, King Richard the Third : Dake of Gloater, Rh% Wallach. This day in published, in two volumes, price lis. PA LMVIIE rt FLAMINIE; ou, Le Secret. Par MAD. 1.4 COSITESSE DE GENUS. Priated for Henry Gibers sod Co. Conduit-street. 'There may also be had, the other Wagtail Nkailame de Guiles; also those of Mediate de Steel, Coals, de Chateau behind, Ice. LONDON IfeITUTION. AGENERAL COURT of PROPRIETORS wilt be held too FRIDAY the Mb of Feb , uary west, foe the paws of receiving tat' Report of the Ravagers ow le. Subject of the proposed Applic a ti o n to partiomeoi, cow • &ratably to the Roottiosina• passed et a Special Goma Covert ea the sane alai/ low- The Choir wall he taboo at +waive oTtork precisely. ROBERT STEVENS, Secretory. Jaituary U, lira is faction to berm the desire which had bra. eared, g ,„*, by the Hon. Representrotive of •the populous t nest opulent county of Kent, that ■ rigid advetithiory• should be paid to economy In every branch cif 'lidetit public expenditure, of they tnight reasonably 4"" — * culate on his en-operation in any, end u r OOP by his (Lord Milton's) ride of the Howse to .0,, any retretichment.—(Hear, ftertr.)—A ad 1w hof t..••• r that the aitention of the Hon. Member being th" ' ll4 drown to the subject, he would rio longer bee necessity fur retaining the expensive sad .01iec, 44 , office to the public of RecrieersGereeral of H.,i Taxes for the county, with which the Hottastrareepor Member win invested.—( Laughter, and Amt., ilea^ The Petition was ordered to be printed. amleJ , r) Mr. MACKiNni presented a Petition an tamp'l r .., nature with the foregoing, from the Royal of Keniaoir, m the County of Roxburgh. 1.1 i .Ordered to he printed. Mr. CARTEZ !.sweated a Petition from the I w l" ^ rougher Ponsanowth, praying for the resiorst r 7:! of the Qrserti's name to the Liturgy. with- Ordered to he printed. r _ ATa MEETING pf MERCHANTS, BANKERS, and TRADERS, corteenod by peddle aderrtirienw•t, tail held at the Mansion Hesse, an Wed. nebday, tbe titb January, ISM The Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR in the Chair: RIMOLVtD, Ist—That it bat been areal fur IM Neraeedt, Beadraeo, and Traders, repress/Mir( she rental Comarecial I aterense of the City of London, (is bold Sleeting* spoil mach accessions me appeared to thew to be of sofficwel impertinent to re quire their interference, nod the Declorstioes and Proceed lap of each Meetings coeveneel by public advertispernest, and open in all who had a right to attend awful, have these, sod then only, bad eueliderable weight with the eatitse. Sdly—That, yielding .to none olf our fellow.oobjees in wristfibenta of Loyalty so the King, iu alihorreuce of This (ley Is polellehli4," WAN U. Os. STOCK DALE'S CALENDAR for 18111: Cootaialag tia Almaaark—Tho Royal Cok.orlar—. The Comp:odor to the G'►adar—The rewrote, vital i k e Nrivia St t ► a Peers..-ead the Bectssetege, with the Arum of • Baronets. fviotrd for William &Midair, 179. Piccadilly. MEETING OF PARLIAMENT. THE BR I I'ISH Lu NI IN ARV and U'REK. LY INTELLIGENCER, an !.dependent Sunday Newspaper, price 7d. the largest and cheapest printed. of TO.IIIORROW, will cuutain on impartial Abs idgment of the Parliamentary Deities, with Original Observatiiins ow those parts relative to tlw Queen's sffairs—a toll account of all the Addresses, Proceminos,lw. to her Majesty—with all dm Foreign, Domestic, L. Police, bliscellaneutss, arta other Intelligence of the week. The Sporting Varieties by G. ICtast, eirlostwely. 'Ns Pet remota moreeutepaim. iog issforamition to its maim any other Weekly Juan. oat prepaid.. _ _ . • TIIRATRN•ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. EVENING. SATURDAY, Jai'. 27, will be performed the Mosieal Drama of Till SLAVE. ' Cowen49lool 6l 4c .or. Blowhard; Capt. 111eloslam., Mr P oo r ; . Mr. Duroaret ; Poem" Mr. Lis. Piu ; Man . 511aepoet, Mr. Jones; Seal 1111Npeet, Mr. Emery; Gambit (up, Stave), Mr. Maereadv. Mello Clifton, Alin Love; Miss Vua Frump, Mn. Davenport; Zeliads, • Misr M. Tree. After which, 49th time, a new Grand and Cowie Pantomime, railed HARLEQUIN AND FRIAR BACON; Or, THE BRAZEN HEAD. The new Tragedy of Miraudola will be repeated on Moo dry rim! Thurarl‘y. The new Graud and Cootie Pantomime will be repeated every Eveniag. Ilia ETONIAN, NO. IV. 1.111 appear ota the I • fins' . er FEBRUARY. Alliahr4 brush. .00 Ortdrei fitiaiaert wild else hp Williams and Mr. logalton, Eton; Meows. Deigllttoa Bon, Cambridge; Messrs. Slued', sod Mailer, Oxford; Mr. Warren, If, Old Floool•street, Lead... Oleo, and lsdihsiu, and iu aeslon; attachment to the 1 on the pule administration of which, the St Hoosier. nod Diessily of she Crown, and she Rights Liberties of the People equally d.•pend, we cheerfully _ . Orders and A dvertisrmraik are received by T. Bac.havr, 31, Brydges.stretl, and by all regular dealers in Newspaper, is Turns arid Country. muscly?'" of the opportunity now afforded o■ hi declare determiasliou to support the Lass awl loptiltatioas of Thi• iay are pishlithed, pier So. ter. WHO. EORY Hod PRACTICE; or, ■ Goitle to I the Freuch Language, devised ou as ratty and metier). /field Plan fur Youth, ■ud Persons who wish to study the Element. of that Language without writiog F.:crews; and likewise a Book of Refrreoce fur Perseus who wish to traus. late English into French. BY .1. MAUROIS, Author of " A Modern French Conversation." La Prytique rend 111untme Maitre. Sold lig G. sail W. B. Whittaker. Ace Maria.laue, near Great Quren•slreet, sod all Bookseller.. MOOSE OF COMMONS. NOTICE given, that the Official 1.11 Aintreet of the DAILY YOTF4 cad Freer. dings of the Douse of Commosse, and of the Basilic", appoinird for the sett Day. will be published at the rate of lour•proce per sheet, at Ni'. 14, Great Griorge•aireei, Westminster or will be &heaved every Atomism in Twins, daring the Sec. sion of Parliament; or sent, postage free, Wu the Cueutry, foe Three Genoese. Mr. LillintrAlf inePeleted a Petition from the tletl a corporated flaintnerinest ..f the County of Pee l ' praying for the &drip ' of effectual means to p r.hje cure the restoration of her Majesty's name br ie Lttiirgy, a Royal Palace fur her reigitleoce, and „,„,. full enjoyment of all her rights and privileges; COWm also another Petition of a similar nature born , •e Town of Leith, in the county of Edinburgh' I ITM. Ordered to he printed. .to the Sir CHARLES DUN DAS presented a Petition yr the Freeholders and other Inhabitants of o or.. County of Berks, lamenting that the atteritmeen. of Parliament had been diverted from the emus of aeration of the distresses which had pressed lir n _ the country for several years past; and that sal . ' no inquiry had been made into them for the p hut if pose of applying a remedy, their whole attest,, 01 . hail for several mouths hero devoted to Ilte corry wen t Ott of an unjust prosecution against the Queen. d Out prayed that a suitable provision might Ile made:oiled her Majesty, and that some measnres mightliorY , adopted for affording relief to the distresses of , it it country. The Honourable Member defended , s iket general character of the country from the chi ex p e . wfich had been made against it by pretena pro. loyalittv, of disloyalty and irreligion, and state end to he his opinion, from the experience he had 11 ,ibsid and his opportunities of olvservation, that the e h his sure of the Queen's name from the Liturgy k w ..., caused the deepest •tHictsors and ri.gret to minion be every enlightened member of the Church of Ei land, if ad- Coonlty, mud to Milli every aticusto that may be matte to subvert them. 3dly—Thed la a period of great private distrem and prela lie agitation, the prevailing disposition of the people ap pear. to us to be that of loyally and attachment it) the Constitution ; and a hstever ins. may Decor of seditious proceeding., or of the pe r ion of the Pre.. to Lotions and illegal purposes, we eresatisbed that the established laws of the country, judiciously, temperately, and consisteutly executed, are fully adequate to punish and lepers. them. dthly—That inasmuch therefore, as Addresses and De clarations, which hove reeetaly beam promulgated, allege the g I prevalence of sedition and blasphemy, and teed thereby to ingest ur to justify new restraints either upon the Press, or upon the Liberties of the People, such Ad dressier and Declaratioas are, in our °pieties+, nueelsievons, end calculated to produce, or to aggravate, the evils which th►y are professedly intruded to purest. kihly—That, feeling ourselves deeply interested as Mer chants, Baskets, and Traders, in the maintenance of public credit, which must be at all tinier inseparably couttected with the prosperity and tranquillity of the people, we 'Meer( ly deplore the present agitated slate of the country, for whirls ♦e ear discover ao other adequate cause , than the premiere of the times, acclimated by the proceeding. recently adopted against her klajcsiy the climes', which were characterised by a recorded vote alike Willie Of Comaioas is the last Session of Parliament, as `r derogatory front the dignity of t►e Crown, and Injurious to the best interests of the country." 6thly—That a Wilting, founded upon the foregoing Re solotions, be . prepared, and presented to the House of Commons, praying that Honourable House to sok.pt each measures as in its wisdom may seem but calculated to allay the present agitated some of the public mind, sod to restore to the country that internal peace and tranquillity upon which national prosperity and private happiness so mach depend, and. in which no class of his Majesty's subjects can he more immediately interested thou the Merchants, Bankers, and Traders of the City of Loudon._ SOIREES AMUSANTES. " The Law aloe• ii."—(Shaketwore.) THEATRE ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND. The Appendix matter, consisting of Petitions. &e sod usually publisbt d or Monday Morning, is tun uncertain in maimed to be furnished otherwise than at the rate of Four pence per Sheet Apply personally, or by Letter post-paid, to Mr. James Al itelsell, 14, Great George-street, Westminster. 11111 S EVENING. S ATURDAY. Jan. 27, and every Evening till further notice, LES OM IMES CIIIIOISE.S. A GLEE CONCERT. PR. FAUSTUS IN LONDON—AND GUY FAWKES- A latirly of navel Eatertainmen•s are in preparation, as, in cnowipience of increasing attraction, it is the illielltiOle of the Proprietur to keep the Theatre open until Mr. Ma he ws . • season. A Military Band still perform between he Paris. This day is published. in Iwo Voices°. pries Is.. hoards, Second Edition, CONSIDERATIONS on the PRESENT POLITICAL STATE of INDIA; embracing Obser vations on the Character of the Natives ' on the Civil and Criminal Cdurls, the Administration of Justice, the Stele of the Land Tenures, the Condition of the Prasaiiiry, and the Internal Police of our Eastern Doini oo i , ma. Itatended chiefly as a Manual of Instruction in the Duties for this Younger Servants of the Company. By ALEXANDER FRASER TVTLER, Lite Amistaut Judge in the Twenty-four Pergannslis. Bengal Establishment. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS, Fa/fay, JANUARY SS. At i s stf.past three o'clock the SPEAKER took the Chair, and, players having been read, stated that the Hawse yesiterdne went up with the Address of the House to the Throne, when his Majesty was pleased to return a must gracious Answer, which he then read, couched in the usual terms. Tim EAST INDIA VA DE MECUM, or Complete Guide to Gentleman isata4r4 J.e the civil, Military, or Naval Srrvire of that NoisingMa East India Company. Two Vols./Ivo. MS.. Printed fee Black, Kingsbury, Parbury,and Allen, Leaden. halLsireet. The Order of the House last Session, for rep lsting the proceedings upon Election Petitions having been read— The Petition against the return for the borongh of Tregony. in Cornwall, was ordered in be taken into consideration on Tuesday, the 13th of Fe bruary. Mr. C. W. WYNw then rose, and said he doubt ed whether the House had not exceeded its powers in what it had done, by tilting the beariog of the Petition for a particular day. He thought that the House was bound to meet the day fixed for hearing a Petition, unless a further adjournment of the Petition previously took place; for otherwise the order for taking • Petition into consideration might be defeated, by adjourning over the day fix ed fist its hearing. The Petition against the return for Aldborough was then flied for Tuesday the 13th March. Mr. 11. Ci.trx presented copies of collects, forms of prayer. and copies of the Orders in Council, moved fur by Mr. WETHERELL on Weduvsday.— Ordeted to be minted. This day is published, ALETTER to the HOUSE OF COM MONS on she snlyru of she LITURGY, and the ALLOWANCE to she QUEEN. Priee to. The CITY ADDRESS EXPOSED, in a Lefler to the Right Him. the Lord Mayor. Price Is. OCCASIONAL. REMARKS on Kr. TENNYSON'S PAMPHLET. By Wesley Doyle, Esq. Price Is. 641. Published by William Sams, Bookseller to his Royal Highness the yoke of York, rlo. 1, St../amea's-street. The Petition was ordered to be printed; as I sow, also a comilar Pattion presented by the 6,1112 C If r a , i ,; g Member from the Inhabitants of Newbury in County of Berks. ed em Mr. Whims presented a Petition from the wined habitants of God.huing, praying fur the adopt of measures to effect the restoration of the Qute name to the Liturgy, and that the House wow use its best endeavours to procure such a Ref, this as would give to the people a full and fair retort's: Witt,' in Parliament. He fully agreed in the se tiinents of the Petitioners; and though he Well I Of whoa; may he had, A LETTER from the KING to hie PEOPLE.— Eighth Editiou, price 2a. s o * A Card of Terms of Subacriplion to SAWS' CIR CULATING LIBRARY, muy be had on application. 'Ma day is published, in foolscap Bvo. price 4s. Oil. extra boarib, 11w Second &film', A FFECTION'S GIFT to a Beloved GOD CHILD. au advocate for the wild doctriura of natural Pad ORATORIOS. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY- LAN E. lIE Nubility, Geotry, and Public. are most T respectfully sictrainted, that these PERFORM ANCES will commence, as usual, on TUESDAY NEXT (and will be continued un the Wrduesdays in Lent), ender the imme diate direction of Sir G Smart. Part I. A Selection from Harder' Sacred Oratorio, THE MESSIAH, With the additional Accompaniments by Mozart, in which Sir. Brallam will sing :he Recit. " Comfort ye my People," and Mrs. Salmon the Air. " Rejoice greatly." At the end of Put I. Recit td Aria (MS.), " Ecen a te" (Meyer), Madame Camporese (being her first public per formenrice in Landon since ber return Pose the Continent). — Mr. Lindley will perform a new Mt. Concert.,. Violoncello; awl, is the Third Part, will accompany Mr. &blunt in the celebrated Cantata, " Alexis." Part 11. will commence with (far the first time in- Lon don) a GRAND MOTETT, by Mozart, followed by Seke ttons from Beethoven's Sacred Oratorio. THE MOUNT OF 01.1VES. Part 111. A GRAND MISCELLANEOUS ACT, of which, awl of the whole Performance, full particulars are given 111 the printed Bills. Principal Vocal, Performer.—Mrs. Salmon, Miss Good a ll, Miss Povry, and Madame Cnmporese; Mr. Pyue, Mr. W. H. Caner (hit first public prrforinsoce since Dm year 1811), Mr. Hants, Mr. Didion, Mr. Tianey, Mr. Gumlike, mad Mr. Witham. Leader of the Band (which will be on the grand scale of former years), Mr. Smart. Doors to be opened at Haltpast ; the Performance will commence at Sevco.—Secorid Price at Nine. Bones. Plants, and a Private Buz nightly, may be had of Mr. litodwell, at the Theatre. The Free last of the Theatre dues not extend to ibrse P.tformances. ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND. By Authority of the Ititcht Hun. the laird Chamberlain. 1111 - IIS EVENING. SATURDAY, Jan. 27. will he produced, for the 12th time, sou entirely New (with the oxception of the movie, some part of the dia• Inter, and a few scenes, &emirs, and decoration.) Operatic Durk/gut Burlettu, ro two, acts, with an iotroductory Vtaion, entittml GIOVANNI TUE VAMPIRE! Or, DOW StIAI.I. WE GET RID OF lIIM ? Character. , in the Vosion—Glovanni the Vampire, Mrs. Waylett ; P. S. &MI., Esq. Mr. Lee. to the Barletta—Don Citoirmlui. Mrs. Wayleit ; Leporello, Mr. Wilkinson. Miss Bellausira Bustle, Mrs. 'Fromm!. After which, the much-admired &Delta of WHO'S TO FATHER ML' To conclude with the new Gerard Pectarmque Pantomime of DR. SYNTAX; Or, HARLEQUIN IN LONDON. Dr. Syntax, Mr. Dtly ; Hodge, Mr. W. Kirby; Mrs. Ryotos, Mr. Walbown ; Fauta slid, alias Daly. SIVEWRIGIIT' Novel mod advantogeons Mode of Adventure! ! ! ic slid J. SIVEWRIGHT, rvrr noxious to 14P • please a generons Public, Ism adopted an entire new mode of atleeutierr, by whirl' the Public nee not ouly sure of 6.0001. Consols in THREE PRIZES of 2,0001. each fur Nutlr , ng ! but have the chance of whAtever Cepitel end oilier l'r , zes my he drawn oo VAlristior'• Day, MI6 3lnotl. (F. bruary), for a very Willie( ri4, via EIGHTEEN SHILLINGS MR A WHOLE TICKET, I:l.lrre Slollimrs fur a Half I Four Sliittiogs for an Liglnh Shillings for a Quarlrr Two Skilhags fur aSt ‘tertith. As 'wry Ticket, draw* or umirairsi, or a small and every Bleak. will Tremor frock 'furor Three Pound* Alosry for a Whole Ticker , tI2 4 o fur • Illalf I . I 6 for an Eithlh 2 0 for • (brute? II I II 0 fora S•xtrent h, Provided they err returned to the Offier at which they were parelit.rii ON or !elute Friday, the 13.1 of Ft hruaiy. Tic scheme is immcu•e(y ! irk: as it cutitaiiis, its Consuls end Illuney. SIX PRIZES of /11.000! TRUER mimes of £2.000! Anil anions other Capital; ;auil at trail Three IPr'ces or 2,0001. Nowt be drawer on ire next Day, sett !Ley must Ire 3 rrrrr nitwit in tbe first Five disputes, and which the Pie thaletB ttTrtme WA February mast, to a certainty, oblates . for nom" , ms rtt p lanrrd in the Srtwosso (whirls are to be Lail gratis) of J. mot J. SI V EtVIIIGIIT (Contractors), 37, C31'361111 ill, Holborn; 111311 3s, Ilayniarkri ; nod Ly ■ll their Agent. in the C try, who hare on sale Tickets aid Storrs is vest variety ~f Numbers, sod which they hope rill lie es (to Innate as in one Lottery in ilia late Con tra", when they wail A Li. the topoot. PRIZES in Shares!!! '•• J. gait J. SIVE% Huai r, as Contractors, beg to in fittnt th► Pahl;c the sane ailypst.ige/ ere to be übteieed et terry office. 9th Use PNlsi.o Pe atYs Donee of COI Mee* WOW preselseeed and read, he adopted sad forthoith signed as the Petition of this Meeting, and that it be left at the M+llll/41.1a Haute till Twelve tielork on TUESDAY NEX 1 . , fur the Signatures of such Meicliants, Bankers, and Traders, as may he disposed to sign the same. Sibly—That John Smith, Esq. M.P. Alexander Baring, Erg. M and Nacos! Grcufell, Esq. M.P. be requested to present ihe said Petitiriu to the Muse ef Cummous, on the first convenient day after Tuesday mat. 9thly—Tbat these Resolutions be published iu nine of the Newspapers. 10thly—That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Lord Mayor for having convened the seine, sail for his able conduct to the THE RETROSPECTIVE REV I EW__ NUIIIIIIE.RS I. 11. ill. IV—London, We observe with pleasure any attempt to withdraw n shore of the attention of the Ilestlmg Public (rum the multitioli nous and glittering offspring of the Modern Press to the plainer and more masculine productions of "the olden Brae," to restore to their healthy tone the tastes ahitb have hems vitiated by the pugilism and isigh-rwassined dishes of living riterera, sail to give them a relish for the more whole some and substantial viands of our micestors unfortiv nately the labourers its the rich mine of old Eughsh Litera ture have beets (with a few Istmourable exceptions) mere lahouress, who, wartiog skill to separate the ore from the dross, loser accumulated unwieldy mamma, In whirls the outlier el. uncut, sire overwhelmed by heaps of loam and valueless lumber. 'lle tasteless labours uf the were bibtiu manisc, who, " To aulitomicgl dullness adds his own," . . are frequrutly as ilijorious to the cause of literature, as the blind :cal of supei oiltlOU ill the interests of true retig . . The Ilettorptetive It. viewers, we are happy to ober, re, bate avoided the , errors which have been fatal to so many lite rary renorrectioni•is —The following passage is a fair expo 'lithos of the plan of their Work : . 1 Wit shall out pay reclusiae homage to She mighty in 'lntellect—to those of heavenly mould, who, like the gluons of old, art sloe offspring of the Gude, mid the ilaughtera of nun ; far from it; many ethers Sr.. imposing, whether is philosophy, poetry, or general literature, firma which stay thiug orientalist dcsigu, profound to Simnel', beautiful in imagination, or delicate is expressi 0000 0 C;111 be extracted, will be considered worthy of a place in this wink. There are few of the productions of mind, as well as of onshore, which du not pi, • sooner useful or valuable properties; massy pouilermis volumes, however tedious as a whole, fre• gamily contain aionethierg us, ful sir beautiful, bat the road to which is a. arid amid fatigiainz as journeying II gli the desert of Arabia. to the g• me vote and film,' waters with which it is sprinkled ;—to those green spots and fi-sla waters we shall shorten she way. 1.1 our seelecitil and forgAten poetry in particular we are often surprised, in the midst of doll passages M . quaint Ciplirells, wills HIM Orig, lofty flights of imaginatimi, or sparkling expressions, which me toe good to b e l o st, end ha, meek eimumbercil with worthless netttrr to to sought fur by general readers. lei other wink,. its which the good is sir diffused amidst the bail, as to render it difficult, if slot impossible, to si i nnate the different parts, we shall opulent uor readers with au analysis, which is Mum more mgr. e stile, and as Überlit as the originals. We shall also, by • careful selection of particular (-einem, not only endeavour to give sit idea of the triode of thought end style o f ; i nfield's ,I emboss, but to furnish a collection of ape. ! (linen. of she great, .1 part of nor ursters, so as to exhibit a bird's rye vi..w of the rise and promise d une literature." We will venture to •, they have dune all this and wore. 1 ,1,1 to the Nantleris whieli have already •ppearvd, they have not wily rescued many beautiful piece. f ro m the grasp of obii .. . vine, but Lave enriched our literature with much new and original Ciilifillel. which, in 11011,10161118 of argument, in 54 . f iriY of research, is. beauty of diction, and, shove all, in the , kindly and independent spirit *lnch pervades it, it would he ilidieult to match iii the *hole range of contenipormy critie cisin. We consider the aural success which this Review has already experienced, divided as it purposely is, of all mere. 1 Dictum. attractions, appealing neitlwr to the panious or pre judices of any class of society, neither seeking nor receiving 1 the support of any party or sect, political or literary, as I equally busiourable to the Mateo( the public and the talents , u Ilse writers. By M. H., Author of " Letters on Sacred and Profane Mainly," &c. tke. "This Is a little Volume of sound advice to young Females, soil may with safely be pi-esculent by every Mother to her Daughter." Also may be hail, dewy ISmo. 200 rice., 2s.fid. half•hound, 1. 'the SCIENTIFIC MONI FOR, comprehending the must concise and perspicuous Illustrations of the principal Branches of Ail, Litermiire, sod Science, sheeting their Origiu, improvement and utility. By M. Seams.. ••• This is allowed to bra very cheap easeful hook. 2. 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Iss. boards. — Printed fur Black, Kingsbury, Parbury, and *lk., LIBEL ON PARLIAMENT. Sir JOHN NEWPORT gave Millet; that on Thum. day next be would bring under the consideration of the. House a publication containing a libel on both Houses of Parliament. tkur. hear.) PETITIONS KELATIVF. TO TIDE QUEF.N Sir Wss. LEMON presented a Petition from a Borough so the county of Cornwall, complaining of the proceeding against the Quern, and praying the Meuse to adopt the most effectual measures for procuring the restoration of all her rights and privi legvs.—Ordered to be printed. Mr. WEVILL presented a Petition, signed by 1,700 luliabitanis of the City of York, adopted at a meeting at which the Lord Mayor of that city presided. It prayed fur the restitution of the Queen to all her rights and privileges, and for the iin peachment of Miiinters fur having supported the oeforious Milan Commi.sion.—Ordered to be printed. Mr.JAME.II presented a Petition, signed by above one th oooo , o f Infourants of the City of Carlisle, propog that the House would take measures to ;procure the insertion of the Queen's name in the Liturgy, and would am longer continue to repose confidence ut throe Ministers who had adv . :veil the adoption of the late tuoitstrous and unconstitutional proceedings against her.—Ordered to be whole d. Mr. Denison said lie had a Petition to ;present from the Ship Caulkers .rif the Port of London. iii thy Parishes of St. Mary. Irtotherhithe ; Ber mondsey ; St. Nicholas and St. Paul, Deptford, vinaslar m it• pray r to the others which had been pre.rtited. In his judgment a more impolotic, wise. slid unjust measure thin the erasure of her :Majesty's mime from the Liturgy, never was adopt ed ; and he felt convioced that the peace of the country would never be rsstorcd but by replacing it. The Pelit 00000 was then read, and on the motion for printing it— Sir E. KNATCHOULf. rose and objected to the printing of these Petitions. lie grounded his objet. lion on the principle of economy.—(Near. hear, wed laughter.)—lie thought. at a nine when it was necessary that the strictest ceoitoniv should be enforced in every branch of the public repentlia tore. it could hardly be thought exrdient that the country should be burdened with the expense of prititiog every ['ebb tttt of this sort, numerous as they were how become. Lketson said, that although he perfertly criararrett la rill that had fallen trout the Hon. Member upposste, regarding the 111'i:roily of ten.. nasty in the public expenditure, yet he could see no reason why the sentiments of that part or his c,obtitocolo. ohu had signed this Petition, should not enjoy the saute advantages of publicity which were exteodcd to others of like nature. Lord Mwrox said, it gave him particular satis orients and universal suffrage, yet he was conviue,,,,,,. of the uece►sity of a moderate Reform. very Ordered to he printed. +e uas Mr. W. WILLIAMS presented a similar Petitil: rived by about Y,OOO Inhabitants of the Parisk m :C. Lauda th. IP ILI Sie It. Ftactusote presented - Petitions of !evrty sonic dtscription from the Royal Burghs of Kit fir" bum, Culross, and Iliarmisland. ''" d the Mr. SYKES presented a Petition from the Lati, h , c , holtleis of the parish of Cottingliam, in the cousreeia of York, on the subject of the agricultural dloYur trevses, which he wished particularly to peg the on tlie attention of the House. The Ifonourat 4 b ' S Member stated, that the petitioners were ctiC e 7; vating their lands at a ruinous Its'. In the Spec Ain. from the Throne nothing had been said of thequi dit.tresses. Ministris hod put into the mouth u the the King an expression of gratification at the crewed prosperity of some branches of coininei 4. l . ‘t and manufactures. He should be very glad to anal , such an improvement, but he could inert with 4';'.'" mall out of that House alio believed a word of '"" These petitioners prayed for the dirtuis!al of Majesty's Ministers, sod he was convinced ti were nine-tenths of the people of Eugland joined in Gnu wish. Much had been said in the lost Session Parliament about the folly and intrchief of ton with portion of the people, but what folly or issiscf" re .. t. ,":; could equal that of the proceedings which It 1 ,.„ K been canted ou against the Queen; prociginti which tended to degrade the ftoysl arr the which were nursed by folly, supported by perjut i ':;g r i d ' and died in disgrace. Lind The Petition was ordered to be printed. iy of Mr. ,11derman Woon presented Petitions fiches. the' IVards of Farrsii,gdon and of fitshopsso praying for the insertion of the. Queen's tiattw M,. the Liturgy, and for the restitution of all 1 3 "' rights and privileges.—Ordered to be printed. Mr. fiontiousa said he held in his lute) sot additional cominratsties on the insertion made " the Noble Lord opposite the oilier night, of the opinion.binet She people being roused iu favour of Ministers. The d s.j. was a l'etitioo from the Inhabitants of the Parish of at , r Geoagi., Haoover.square. It 'would tie proper to siboce ii : h. that the muck loyalists, as they might very properly j. termed, of that parish, had end uuu uu r e d t o ge t op • taint Ad_ loyal Petition, which, after it had lei. for s;gioatiire fesr 1 . shy., had been segued by uuly 415 perms., while that vrt4 be held iii his basil had received MINTS' thousand silt' 80;. : turn in the course of trot hours. It forayed fie the mart .—Tur bon of the %lorries name to the mid fur a Reforar d Parliainenthe second Petition was from th e hookbaulin nt of the Cities of London and Westminster, and was a ai s ' the s' i t s` u 7 nature—fie third Petition ha bad to preseat was from t.IA I alsabit•uts of Langport, w bids prayed fur the rest ° , ationA,a.,. the Queen to all her rights and privilege.. ' sod Ow fur as laity into the atrocities cnnisuittrd at Manchester, iter yet remained onisq•ired into.—(H edr , h ear )—H e h a d • a fourth Petition from the lnhabitauts.of Sidspuuth, prayi S „. fur a cedes - as of the Queer's grievances, and tee the if" missal of his Majesty's Minister.. He had been instrurdw i . er byte persons.who placed these Petitions in his handily his urge them as strongly as he cousW epos the atwokierstioa GENUINE COFFEE. DEACON and CO. of the Coffee Mart. No. 2. 31sinner-slreci. Saws , bill, Lawton, twa doom bon Plemmessitet,establlslied by the Weal India Marches's. and Planless, beg leave to infirm the Pablie they mahout to ern the very finest Melds Gale* at 3s 3.4 per lb.; di's. Plas. Whin dist.. 3a.; Suess Turkey Corse. 4s. lot ; very good Alms. 40. Amor, of all deseriptirossa. Ass Allow/omm made So Hole' and Coffee-hnsse Keep. rs. N.B.—The Trade ;unshed uu the best Terms. F~ M.