The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-02-02 00:00:00

mar, KraftlL Am 1 Atm, 11..rvolte, k•itlil • tie Cu Harlow irefirrock Ammar be, .; Mr. Llama. Flume, it. Leo*. A/rs. Bishop; Cluidde de Brim, M.. Beaorsou4 Lueison, Min M. Tree. Aber which, 33J lime, • saw Greed mid Genic Naturalism, ealkd HARLEQUIN AND FRIAR BACON; Or, THE BRAZEN HEA D. Frier Bacon, Mr. Gusset; Vsealtrumat (afterwards peals. lase), Ur. Barites; Froloble (afterwards Lover), Tomei Grimaldi; Ifinaeg Motley (aficrwards Harlequito), Mr. Wm; Mehemet (afterwards Culumbine), Miss E. Demerit; Miles (afterwards Cleave), Mr. Grimaldi. The nee Grand and Comic Pantomime will be repeated every Evening. To-morrow, Shekspeeres Comedy of Twelfth Night. THEATRE ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA•HOVSE, STRAND. TUB EVENING. FRIDAY. February 2, Led every Evesieg till frriber spike, SOIREIS ASIUSANTES. LES ()MINIM CHINOISES. • A New Pe , " THE GREEN.EGONI." A GLEE CONCERT--ANQ GUY FAWKES. A Military Band will petfuein between the Paris. CITY OF DUBLIN TONTINE. THE SUBSCRIBERS to the LIFE AN NUITIES granted by the Corporation of the Clay Dahhd oa the 24th day of Jose, 1718, who are to be paid their &utmost in Luodoe, may receive Half-a.yeaes As amity, due et Christmas last, by applyiag to Messrs. Co aisaghaaa and Slegg, Nu. 2, Great St. Heleu'a, Riabopagate. street, every WEDNESDAY, from Tea o'Clock till Two. The Sisbeerihere to bring with them their Boads,,aed a Car- Ideate of she Ufl of the Nominee. ie requested that io nee of death, maim may beeves tudihme, for the fatareimeelit and regulatios of each clam. , I Utie t SIC.—aNZvIr kind.olo eoee i PORTABLE se iiatdßart es.S, Ike most interesting of any thing of the sort in all Europe. These mew-invested DITA I. HARPS, are but aboot 011 P. third the aim of the Pedal Harp, yet peewees all the general properties of the latter ; they are likewise quite new as to methaatians, as also in shaipe, and are so coastreeted am to madame the best possible tone or *quad; are moreover most elegant, and graters!, snort rue, to 'lmo, nod of small prim. 'Should the above nut be deemed solicient reeum. raeoJetios to treat, an inquiry about them, alas luveasw cm give references to more than sue beadred of she Brat Nobility, Gentry, sad Ladies (who have already engaged, sod wh o patrosized them), as • eerteie proof of their superior merits. They may be men and heard, sod ran ugly lie had of E. LIGHT, Aleaie Professor the Inventor and Patentee, No. 8, Foley-pla t e, Caveodisit:aquare, where also the Teruo of lustrectiou fur learniag the Dital Harp, dm may be know*. N B.—Nothing before ever so happily calculated fur Ladies elm may travel to the ladies, &c. BURGESS' NEW SAUCE for grorrol pnr puaea Wring giro sorb great approbation, aril Ore donsamid toll k ornstiewieg to tocresse,JOHN BURGESS and SON hug meet sespectially to offer this their hest acknow laments M the Public fur their liberal patronage of the tame: its malty and great eouveuieuee in all climates has reeeneadaded it to the most distinguished foreign run. anima, who kayo all spoken highly iu its recowerneodatino. ..-41 is premised by them ONLY ; and for prenutusig dts. appentmen te families , all possible care has been resort eJ hi, by each bottle Whig sealed upon She cork with their Firm and Address, as well as each Label hone' their Signa ture, without which it cannot be genuine JOHN BURG FSS asd'SONN Wog established aid much salaamed ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES continues to he pre pared by them after the nme manner 'fiat Ina give* the greatest satisfaction for many 'ears. Warehouse, 10'7, Siruua , eururr of the Savoy-steps, Lon olna.--(rise Original Kl•fiaure Wardroom.) WESTMINSTER LI IiRARY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MIL SAUNDE.RS, Oft the Proution. Nu. 41, dollops street. SI. lames's, THIS DAY, FRIDAY, Frbinoty 2, and Seven fulloowilog day. (Suaday excepted), at Halt-pad Tvrehre o'Clock precisely, rill I E STOCK of tlic ooloove 11 It A la, f 'no t Hora n exten s iv e Codlersion of Wus La in Antigtottirs, Biography, Divinity, &Meg, Metaplivoica, ARCII.III, Modern, and Geoptal Iltsfory, lA.. anti Ju.ospruilegce, Medicine, Phtlology, Poetry anti PI la, Politiral Ecosto• my. Voyages and Trovelo, Topog.apity, sail Altaerilettir.; together 'lib the VglU4bit fiillelt• lip of Shelving and I.i- Ii as, Foreshore. To Ise 'leant IM morning. of Sale.—Catalogoea had on low herniae% and at the A uetiosteer's (Wier, No. 39, Fled -111141. ExTEnsi E SI A 1%. UFACTOI: Y AND ELLI NG 110(,'SE, FEATH EltsTON E.S EF.T, CITY-11.0A L). TO 13 )1,11 RV A ucrioN, thy Mr. CROGfatN, ° 6 Ike Promises, on TUEst)A V, 1, lawns, tt, at Twelve It, VALUABLE LEASF.I - 101.13 Etil'A'rE. Ali !yelp Illy( au extrusive M•ortfactucy, comfortable I) gettillt Imme, aastl Othcco, ruot.t chattily allow, No 51, leatlovrstuar.sur r i, Citproml, n o w 111 the octet Wont of Jr. P)rty, ha and limey paper. ma:Kim cr. .11w Premises ertpet.e• Miii.haass rtack• of %V.al..h ops and Warcitom , a, 41 '"itma-buttar, Coarb.boose utul Stable, lalge Yard, Str„ loth cats-tour from OnLat F. rl•fili.i. The Dwthing.buuar is * "Fillmicatits anti 4:, eariness',tl Ow obule hrbl uu laaae, rest. tit ar laabuat--- pin li s e worxplied, at a law grwuti6l- To be viewed till the Ante —Penned portieislott man he obtained int Prenninn ; the Mart ;or Air. Poi thfo I. Sufi "l"f. Little Winelie.ttr-Oiffri ; sod of Jlr. Crupon, Are holm r and Appoint, G 4, Cosi ultal. , Bva. _ 111. NIADOR OP THE MOOR: a Porn; 8v0.76- W. IV. The BROWNIE. Of RODSLIECK, ■ud maw, Tales Oa prose); Iwo w 015.12410.142. Pronlr.l for T. Cadell and W. (Uri's, Strard, [module ; Sea Willis. Blackwood, Umber*" ' • This day is published, BLAcKwoolys EDINBURGH MAGA ZINE, No. XLVI. f..r JANUARY. MIL Cersgsrgs:—l. Stemhole BiotnlPll , cse• No. Hain Heiling'ii Rork —III. Mora. Hispaiticm. No. 111. The Heins of the Castle of St. Cervantes. The Fall of Roderick and Spain.—lV. The St. Johu's.Wort.—V. On Poetic In. spiration.—Vl. The Ayrshire Legate... No. VII —VII. Hors Cantahrigieisses. No. VII —VIII. The Sport of For. tone (a Fraemeut.)—lX. Sapphic Ode to the Evening Star.—X. Slialt2d, op Parting—Xl. Horse Germaniew. No. X. Darkness, or the Veiniest' Conspiracy; a 1 . ..1-ardy; ardy; by Professor Raispach, St Petersburgh.—Xll. HUMS Pyo 646. No. Rreollections of Mask Maerabi•, the Canseronian. Nu. Xl. The Harvest Kern of 'Almon.— XIV. Hymn to the Night IVind.—XV. Sisitzaa, on this Green Bank, &e.--XVI. Why are Profinalunal Men Indifferent Poets ?—XVIL Brodie's Introductory Lecture. —XVIII. Sketches of Village Characters. Nu. It The Hammers of a Village Fair.—X.lX. Kenilworth. —XX. Domestic XXI. Poems. by Thomas Gem, Esq —XXII. The Earthquake; a Tale —XXIII., Translations from the Lem Familiar Latin Chnisates. No. IV. &lids lialicits.—XXlV. Literary and Scientsdc Intelligence.—XX.V. Works preparing for XXVI. Monthly List of New Publicationa.—XXVll. Monthly Register, Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, /Brand, London; and Wellies. Btlekiwood, 17, Prince's-street. Edishasgh. This day is poblislisd,handsuniely printed in ssali Syn. wills Ten Plaits, pries 7s. Id. a Nee Ed.tlisis A" sy sTE Al F DOM ESTIC ; COOKER/. &rased arm PRINCIPLES uf NOM Y, and lu the use a 1 Private Families. Ono. prising SIM the ART of CARVING; Oliservailuns on She Maaagensent of the DAIRY, and POULTRY YARD; 1 nornetioss fur 110:11 F. BR F.ll* ERY, N ES, &c.; COOKERY fur the SICK and 6,r the P 001%; many very emeriti M ISCELLANEOUS RECEIP TS and DI R EC. TIONS prosper to be given to SERVANTS, Inds in Tows sod Country. To which is prefixed, on ESSAY on DO MESTIC ECONOMY mid HOUSEHOLD MANAGE MENT, comprising many Observatious which will be (ovoid particularly useful to the Mistress of a Family. By A LADY. " This is really note of the must practically noefel Hooke of soy which we bwe seen ou the subject. 'Else Lady who has writtesi it has not studied how to form expensive articles fur luxurious table., but to combine elegawee with economy, she has given her directions in a plain sensible manner, that every body can understand; and these are nut confined merely lu Cookery, lint are extended to a variety of objects in use its Families ; by which ',leans the utility of the B o rk is very much increased indeed. - Prints d by John Murray, Alhemarle-stroet ; Sold also by every other Bunk.eller 111 England, Scotland, mid Ireland. Of whom may lit had, lately poblished, Tbe NEW FA WILY RECEIPT-BOOK. A New Ediliou, greatly improved, handsomely printed in small Biro. pries 7s. 6.1. in boards. , 114 .11, quarter and after praye rs net * read adjourpcd until fie, o'clock. CONGRESS AT TROPPAU. The Earl of Livx•Poot. stated that the Address of their Lordslitps to hi* Majesty for a certain il l .. patch issued from the Foreigii-office to the Sost reigns of Europe, in answer to a document ad ; dressed by th e C ougirss o f S oveieigus at 'Fromm* to the several Powers on the Comment, had beep communicated to Me Alajesty, and he lord beep, graciously pleused to order it to be laid uu the table; and in compliance with that gracious order lie now preseirteil it, The Noble Earl theta moved' that it should be Printed, and he had 110 doubt hut that printed copies *mild be in the possession of their Lordship, tu-suori ow morning. Loral HOLLAND said, lie considered this the national character of this country was at stake as it related to this subject. lie took it for grained that the paper laid on the table by the Noble Ertl cou• mined a disclaimer of this country organist partaking . ita any war Oil account or the political ctraogis drat had taken place in the Governments of souse 011ie nittious on the Contitieut. But he wished to know fr ttttt the Noble En! whether dos document was officially eironnuoicoted to the exhaling Govern ments of Spain, Portugal, Naples, and dig lade peudeist.States or Italy ? The Earl of Livaitiount. said lie list reAlibita lino in stating that it was communicithirl S la all the Government' of the Coormein officially, and also to the Government of the Brazils. The &commit was ordered. tube printed. Ou the motion of the Rad 'of SfliktrsaitfftT, them Lassiiipie saljorstorcrutittl Aluntlay. HOUSE OF COMMONS, THURIDAT, FISIMAIIT 1. The SPEAKER soak Ike Chair a, low anbailies berate (our (o'clock Mr. W. DUNDAS presented a Petition (ruin 11,000 lukabilaul Ilauseloulders of Edinburgh, prayiuf for die hill ',moralism uf the sights and dignities uf her 31 , .j.sty the %Mil. GRAMPOUND EXCLUSION RILL. Lord JOHN RUSSELI. bruised in a Bill to transfer the tight of electing Burgesses to serve In Parliament frum Gisnepound to Lads—Read a tint woe, to be read Hs* second bate 1.11 Monday nix.. Mr: WADE muved fur vitriol's accounts relative to the coal trade um the mess Tyne and Weir.--Ordered. THE QUEEN. Mr. KENNEDY presented a Petition from Dalreillr„ County of Ayr, to Scotland, ;buying that Inv Majesty meet lee restored to the pumessiuse of all ber Hens as Mono Cameo t. Mr. FARQUHAnsoN presented a similar Petition hum the Royal Bergh of loverioy. Sir GEORGE ROBINSON presented a stabilise Petition (rum the runs of Nurtbamptuu, sigued by 1,880 [samba. &assts. Mr. MABERLY gave the Petition his cordial summit. I , Mr. DICKENSON presumed • similar Petitiou from Sheptues Mallet. Mr. P. MOORE presented a Petition which had been withdrawn fur the putpuse of correcting its title, from the Monmouth Waterloo Ledge of s h e urdir of Odd Fellows, to Hellish Subjects Inhahstauts of Monmouth. Lind 3101. 1 5aCtlAttLES mused fur copies of the fortuities' urea which a w had bees issued, auJ of the teams' itself, lay which liar bons, of a certain trate is Doitegal had beau ratered and searched for illicit spires., supposed to heirs het. comet-41rd. After a frw words hetweeu the Muni' and the Speaker, the papers were ordered. Mr. LAM BTON presented a Petition from Yarm, North Riding of Yoiltalstrr, numerously and respectably stetted, deprecating the nufusanded calumnies of those who professed 4111141181 VP loyalty, aad praying for at restoration of bir Majesty to her rights sad digustirs. Lord A. HAMILION wereuted a Petaion with a lar prayer from the Royal Burgh of White horn, io Scut. laud. His 11-olli.lnp stated that the Petit mu would nut hare been thought of, but for the Corporation, couxisting of about six persons, basting forwarded a Loyal Addles'', gut up without a public meeting, as if it represented the opi idioms of the greater part of the inhalimanie. Mr. FIUME presented a similar Peittlon from the Royal Burgh of :h•lkirk. ..- -- Lend MILI UN presented a similar Petition from Gisbu. Yorkshire. Mr. 11011 HOUSE presented the Petition from St. George's, Harrover-sostarr, which bad beers withdrawn to correct souse taforwielity. Mr. GRENFELL mowed for 5eC411•114., to be disposed under various heads, 'hewing the exposit; and imports of copper wither the last year. Mr. J. P. GRANT move.' fur various accounts relative to the debt, funded and onfuuded, of Great Britain and Ireland, inelediug the Austrtau and Portuguese Luaus, ar ranged moil r specified h,rrdr , frogs. 171r8 to 1821. Mr. JAMES was very glad this siohji , et was taken up by siren able hairdo, though a minion ur fine tau the latter Warn-bed the subject stood fur this 'vesting, It was de sirable that the debts due to Great Brttair should be called in ; but only because the eghser•ted slate of the motional cutlers would make the money highly acceptable, but be cause the demisted of payment at Obis juncture might cheek and cripple the despotism sought to be wielded by Austria astir free and indrpeadeut Naples. If Austria could eford to march "armies of übservatiow," as she nailed them, to alarm ben independeut neighboers, she was able, and ought to he compelled to pay bee just debts. Mr. J . P . GRANT hoped that his motion would nut re the Lord Lleateimtstt who had grounded a similar refeaal uts that of the Nlsegitif: amid thee proceeds to call the &Nei snit/totals sedition' and disloyal. He hoped there was some one pr.-sent that could explain the mailer, fur a mom foal aspersion never was cast ou any set of sea. NEW BANK NOTES. Mr. PASCOE GIME FELL wished to ask the Right lion. Gentleman opposite (the Chancellor of the Exchequer) when they were to expect the new notes of thee Bank of England were likely to appear? No man could contemplate without the deepest Coiwern the daily calamities that teamed from the 0, milt system. The CHANCELI.OR of the EXCHEQUER said. that it was in the highest degree derwable that these notes should come out us soon as 'possible. He was not able to state the precise lime, but it would be much better to afford sufficient time to have (bent well done. Mr. DAVIES GILBERT observed, that great hopes bad been held out that notes would be found that could .i.t be imitated ; these hopes were now dis appointed. But lw really did rejoice that a pros pect appeared of having the evil even partially remedied. The Hon. IL C. BENNETT said, that his Hon. Friend had stated, and most properly, that it was impossible to procure notes that could out be imi tated. It was true that notes could be &pod that irould he ouch more dif f icult to imitate, but the House should not gonavay with the impression that . It was possible to stake notes that could not he (urged. He believed that iss staling tl.is ha stroke she . sesstiments of som e o f the ablest *diets. . Hat 4t Was the duiy of the Bank to exert thetsieffts lighten death. Mr. Niece presented • Petition from Setnpton, praying the immediate restoration of her Majesty'. fiame to the Liturgy. Mr. KleitsEutr gave notice, that in the end of February he would move fur leave to bring in • Bill to regulate the manlier isa wlech Juries should be chosen for the ad 11l i t listration atilt criminal law. BREACII OF PRIVILEGE—HOLE AND CORNER A DORESSES. Sir JOHN NEWPORT had to complain of one of the greatest breaches of privilege that was ever perhaps brou g nt before the consideration of the House. He had always conceived that anv attack made on that House, or on any part of that House, tended directly to impede one of the greatest attri butes which that Manse poswesses—the freedom of discussing every question of fictional importance without the slightest restraint. The circumstance to which he wished to colt - their attention, was an Address that appeared in the Loath,* Gazelle, which had been promulguted by the Miiiisters of the Crown, and wits beaded in the usual manner : " The following Ath!reams have been forwarded to the Secretary of State for Ilse Home Deparsireui, and pretested to his Majesty, which his Majesty was most gracious!, I pleased to acct pl."—(Mar, hear.) Ile (Sir John Newport) was quite confident that his Majesty hail been too early nurtured in the p • iples of that Con•titution over which lie pre sides to give his sanction to any measure that went to impede the freedom of discussion. It would belong to the House and the Chair, which was al ways filled with so much talent and ability, and never more so than at present, to decide on the point. The Address to which he alluded pro ceeded from an ecclesintical body, and lie could not help thinking that there Rev. Gentlemen might be much more profitably einplo)eil iii at tending to the spiritual duties of their flocks, it was impossible to reprobate the language it coo twined too strongly. He was really almost ashamed to trouble the I louse at any length on such s sub ject. But their own privileges were concerned, aud if there were any one privilege inure dear than another, it was that of expressing oar's opinions feeely without fear or restemeit.—f H ear , h ear .) — The Right Hon. Baronet then read sonic pa,sages from the Gazette, in which the Address to which ate refereed had been published. It was the dutiful and loyal Address of the Presbytery of Langliolm, is. the comity of Dumfries, to the King's Most Ex cellent Majesty. He then read the hollowing ex• tracts : ll's have witnessed with urneeh cowers, and we struncly deprecate the Oplrli of disaffection lately become so Irvine. feat, Goss whet we would terse the •iulest ■nd urcomeltle tguu.l spreclre of the Opposition is both liote.esed P•rha. inert, and the infantries scurrility ard nnerepiesalatation a licentious Puss. " As teachers of reliefs's we deplore the infidel sentiments that are seditiously disseminated, and that have tuffirobetrd more than suy other cause to excite the feelings which have of late been bat ton openly manifested ; fur it mast be evi dent that when men renitence their allegiance to God, they will also betray their King and country : and would nut those to whom we alliede rejoice to overturn the Attar, the Throne, and the Constiteths, when they scoff at religion, insult their King, sad bring mach railing accusation. asuman be men who, under ataind.wise and overruling Providence, and supported by your Majesty, have tared their country, and froiti atteisding at all to public AIM.. He was ready to g•• the whole way with 'lie Hon. Barou.ei, i in saying that it was su act that could not be de fended, hat he coi.ceived that the Hon. Baroett would. have fully discharged his duty to the fluuse by giving this notice, &oboist pushing it to fullest extent. Ile complained of the mode to grille!' the Hon. Baronet introduced the motion ; indeed rte apprehended, from the commencement of the speech of the Hon. Baronet, that he hail not beea in the House on ;mother urcu'itio, when allusion hat bt-cn made to this subject. lie would beg to call to the Hon. Bart.'s recollection, that it was the policy Hut °lily of this sedan• istralion, but of every other, sod it was a principle founded oree 1 sense: sod remote itot to suffer the King's Geize;te to b.•• made the channel of opprobrious attacks eau tlir! Comtitutien of the country,—(/fear, front the Ministerial Benehes.)—Ve regretted that it dirt fiod its way into the Gazette, mod so far from justi fying it, he was of opinion that it came u.stler the deartnniaation of those publications of which the House had so much reason to complain. Now he really thought, that, if he rested his case here, it would quite satisfy the Han. Baronet, when it was quite as di.tinctly disavoeed its it bud beets on a former oceasiose But be might be allowed to add, th d the attacks from the ;sites had not been confined to that side of the House frotu which the complaiuts carne; kild if the Ceti tlemen of the Oppositiou were so delicate of their elmirseterv, his friends were not so pa tient iiitheic natures as to remain stetionari, whew attacks were made oil them ; and he was awe that the Rosi:ltailUatet could Hot be unaware that it was msaipletely contrary to the pi ivileg. s of that House, to base Guy of their preceediegs or Abides published, •Ittiough now by constant orange it bad almost become an essential part of *constituti ; and he thought it would taut be Very creditable to the eyes of their constituents, to block themselves up ' , gaited observation; and it sees a little too much to Suppose that Ore Gentle men who formed the Oppo•ition were the only veered body of the Constituterli, sod were nut OprO to the saute auitnadversion us Gentleniesi on his !gal e .r the Mum. It was true that Address d bu id t c l7e ri ntae i l d t e g o t think Pryss. the agains t ltigit li / ie atit t"n) ; Barnuet dealt quite fairly with the House in not teaditig the retire of it. He could smut conceive the sieces.ity of codling this reepee••ble and Reve rend Body to the bar, our cipuld lie agree with the Right Hon. Baronet that these Ilev. Gendentee should have confined themselves so rXCIU`iVrly lu their clerical functions, rod tint interfere edit the affairs of the world, particularly when their riche gioe, which they weir called 'towel both by their in clinati and their duty to defend, had been s-astled br lidasplietisy. He thought he should nut find it d , ifiellit to produce some documents, where he and his colleaguele arid those Gentlemen wh o acted with 'him, had been charged with the m et base conduct, and brands d sill, the tunst unjusti fiable and unmerited epithets. He mield produce a counter prijet, and lie hoped the Right Holt. Baronet who (properly as be thought) lied brought this waiter before the flown., would feel sittsfistt with this exploitation, and decline' pushiug the matter further. Mr. SCARLLTT observed, that the priseirsal offender in t h is case was a Geistlenian who styled himself " Moderatur." Ile may he what the Noble Lord described hint, a very respectable in dividual, hot it appeared to him that he was a ve're igisoraut mast, and if the Address had beets agilely kit. to him they should slot have thuoght it worth melee. But the reasons that would induce him to 'dot.' importaisce to it were, that it fouud its way rut s the Gazette, wider the *auction of the Adaiiiiistre time stud that his Majesty was pleased to ts•c. tr • it most gruciriesly. If there could be soy bees. of prirtiege mote fliterant 'hen MG. .1e : ti u jetty that there existed its this I louse a vielesa and uncorratitutionel party, it was fur the Misstate, s f the Crown to prutuuleate to the coutrtsy that hi • Majesty was most gtarissudy pleased to restive that information. And what was the apology art up Indeed that it found its way into the t.asette in - advertesilly. If ::.is were the COS., the 11...1, • should nut allow it to pass without some rem::.;. lie was net o n e of thOSe .who would ever wish t . see the house too vuicihoist about its privileges. thought tliere should lie • free consumuicaii aaaa tweeu the people said their Reprereutateres, an I the best commuttication, he thought, is the pria . History and experience slew that formerly ti. • privileges bad heel' oftener violated by the prop!. but modern times pruve that those ;•ririleges a..• put in force egatinat the prople,ibut nut egunilit t...• Moisten of the Crows. Who is it that three Res. Gentlemen describe as the Opposition ? Is his Ai.... iesty apprised that there is an Opposition to Lis sonwoe----- - - -- -... - ...T.' - ' . '.. "-. • • ' :. _ :.. v i '' '' ,!. '. 1 . , .' '' . '. * .... ': , • . .. .' . . . *r . * Z n'S , * Per .--"---- -11 " .. .. • • - • .), ty - . . . s' -- ,_ , 3 . 1 - t . 7 l •A'l te ' le/ .. ) •.• i . g . . N ti la . • ' \ 4 -`, - -.‘ 4 - ---.• 4 ;,, iv , 7 . _. . ... .. . t. ..... „. 4 / 1 " J . - . • • , .. . jortli otti litthil *is t.i•' , • le iriklaks . - -.. tn.! riw !T Arai ••• ea write/ ' -ass.! tebecs:i.4`;! • 0K4110,64w sik‘7 we % masa" 'sr's Lott %Is ii Mt 61103.aret i • ;) : • :Nit : • !..•sersk 01,04.%) ,,. 6.1 urns w lithe o .:61" - ell ' rterCr ..". : " 3 ttrt ** .' :.?.• o_ , :e.:- r M ir ur"; --. NA - j'6 , . ,;.....1 )75ii i ii4. 211.111 ./m-7 • a •al Go+ Novill otein4.l AAi a . 7 i • ile 'at •` i • . i I 4...4 , iii • heakrus V , 1 IV St tti Stf Me I 'AI ~ 4. nrlld ; iirge T...ds Mu • r ' 4%4.1 r ; • j , smell) Ne u 0 1 Nwitkult dila ilosiecirl - . ..--T 1 •;0 ' . I _ . t vett 9,0110 114;:c , .+1.(1 •,,uf 641‘;,1a till/ i 11,... • it• .4 ' • ' ~b desin•••vot • • i• .1 fr-d ell .Ir4tossep ono film .rtrad ata . U, t lir • • • • lr'/lorriej , fip•• • -7.- • . -••••• . . .• , ! ~. gairst:•.s-14e :Id 1-iiti la aes wtedirt -Ti , •-ilit •* 1 p.. 0 .9100.11 -el Owes grit iMaialtissil matt ilitasi•ro rot vol. f l at 0 . 1.14-44t(.', • 1-11 ,f s ' .:•srs . ri NT 1•41 ises p ts.": 1„..../ , . . ' • 'OW std , " im.ii him ,toitoqx . • :4--A , •••-0, '..r...-4-1' -- . -r , r•Tlrri.i-i ~, . I il, • * . • i-: . . I • - - . • -7-. • ' - .1 - ••• - _::. ---- = - .. - .7 - ~ . ,-• .: / ' ' ' ' ' • • . . . , erne' A.• ~ :". "t • • . , i . N UMBER 566 T. .li•wq ;if 1.1,,,,,,. „, ;...: .• :. , .",1 ..stsel:* .- LONDON, FRI I)AY, 'MIMI 1.1 A ItY: ° 18 4 1 , ~„, . • -I 1 Pates 7d. . ..„,._------ 41 411giethii..64g-L- • - - - -_.......... • _ _ -.-• This day is published, priee la. neatlrlialf honed. -. " seat the Wm. Member eheeriel dolt of "hide h' bold . la . alspilp o teint‘' e will vesture to say, the good mum uf the 10. THSATIM•ROYAL, lINIJNY•LA MN. BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALI.. r runs EVENING, FRIDAY, February 4, rviiiS GALLERY, fer the EXHIBITION T HE FRENCH PRKSF.fIIt.. to • ger E•el lattice into war& {[per • austaiter bwirs of PP" I" l i tar . every ) z his majesty .. ser y„.„ ~,i ll ra w. flag Coased „ It of AL runs SA I.E isf the WORKS of MODERN ARTISTS, Dialogues Freach cud English, aMsglitO9111;100910 l'"••• furs "°"°' lb SIP 0 NW* Wit 0, • 1,6 Irmo 0 a oad setbm . • With every goirr • i citizen mid loyal *object. re reprobate will or y ou° , ' Behihm ... ; ibb, , , : 44 .1 „ ; •„: . . vi she debt. fisadod eedamsfrattsiedi she arorasair of oineb 114 1 she Aillibree bed a n of the C 'i Ih • is OPEN DAILY, from Tee ie.the Morning ■ autil Five is THE Olt A4IATIST; : . , ilss Emilio'. By order, -EyM. Ay aft-i v.„ , ~, ,„ ,„, bad moved f., b * 4 °°°i 46 " liee° 4 " l4 atearioa the "Petati'a° City (pr taws... man chic a e Cum ! '" " us " a ' .. OR, STOP HIM WHO CAR: - 1 ,1. ereater insult (Wield net b ° I. doe Siskiolt Irmii. 4 gorrok Ito 'sal* rind. --Oederrd• .; or red i t t Illojessr, and which is believes all who wish well JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. The Seoirritle &litho. wisii fr i ta i f t t o ol (will the method . F.pilugeri, Mr. IMIIMINA SW Adissiesims, le.-Catalngsie, Is. • Printed for J. Nun,,, Great Aims. lkdriareles Ism. Lord JOHN RUSSELL gave *ohm of a rentimi4:4 their ter., jfir sod remit., rabbet,. s o w oo d. m „ ; 00 , co ,, limit* Mr. thuds. owerrow, at to t'he military outrages which had ' .we refrain frorwrearelee .d• ! tese et yip ly the ittaiwiriliClP nf err • Immo& L° 4 4 W ,, atittit . I ' ai m "' li Ed ar t: e .. f . , "111111.11111"1/11t , ,, ,, ,, x ,...... 4. 31 ir ETTER _ row the KING, TENTH EDI- -r----•-----------.--.- 1 -. --I :••• - :- - seem-red at the' ireetiag at Kilresinhaus. ''''''" ; tales Alleashem sof she Op . postlime topi.a the he« or AfterAm Sassigielbe•th. liwiii°o7:roramo."*.o.ishawaratAkaspoom.„.l teller hi Tl h O ie N it. i. 4 sipy psiblisbed„ by WM. SA Ala, Book- This day is ibst• lishod.. . . • • Mr. JA MP-4 thee Moved for a copy of the CnoWoM9ll.l of P•elt_ , . I "°°° l i for if ?•Nch roes i" th it ,• l'llf. 11 0. 1i,41,11. • . the Duke of York. Postscript A LETTER Ara th e 1 0L1zi,44: OF CON. , sighed be the Em or Gamow, aed she Beflisb Audio& r, of the 'people pass eneetelieed, *bat May N. . sperte.t tau.. MONS on the subject of :thy l I ITURLIY, •end the • Inc ini the Coaliecet with 14 Itaßtritr,lrotal°l°, e l ls °01 4 , 9 to tig nra .0- Ili she isoeseat of deciding epee mem •at. Treitaa, in 17,3; Aressuenta of the Soma dim bola the Pr°l ol ° tlwattot? • moth., the lorldhattipu. pahedllag this Letter, it was also deter- ALLOWANCE to thi. QUEEN. nice Is. Amelia,. lie Great Britain ;of Mosey harrowed in VII& mai • ',' We Creamily pesy that Almigkiv 1 .3. d ru• ori..le. ... THERE. p oo m o i n w, 'l6. Cooper; Ruoistlili• 111 4 14 ‘ 3 7 116 --lott----koatel re i tlY, • work, or ob oe ,. W e ere The CITY ADDRFSS EXPOSEIkie a Leiter to the 1797; together wish Accounts of the Dirrideuds advanced by , 7 4 0 r gait's'," rOety spiriterd sad 11.aperal bieriosir. .... l earsui, Mr. Watiat . k ;.... .. ;;‘,.,,,,___,_ ~, ___. ;pm asset, ko lusow that Ohms convinced many of the Right Moo. thaiard Mayer.' Price le. ' Great Britain. , shag rue mien peer,. free, a 1..ya1„ sod a united pi uol.„ it wattle, Mr. Berner% ; riffeo, AWI. Gat__ , _ &wise, . advocates Of . . tho . .-Royal Tenant of Braisapee OCCA93O_, NAL EF.Mongia op likt., TllNNyoOlrg Allo t • 6.4 words each from Lord CARTLEREA . GE, ; 111•7 he loot Iso,ersr, 4.4 prosperous." •.. . o . , •si giii ; Delpsic, N. Brumley; •tilleetok• Wes Kelly; .. "6". ...2. v. ., ttaae of shell. :epistle. to their stoble.asioded PAMPHLET. MClVealey Doyle, Esq.. •en. I. 6J. MG TIERNEY. aOW the Mover. the papers ire, MAMA It RN, Alined dud trusieneitted by Wm. Ber r y. l ie ownleas rte a 1 dam largAiMiefislaririlhela WO-. e 79 1 4„, ". % 'Peblllbed b 7 Will" , Saws, Eluolmlb° to bit b°7 ll l • Mr. BEAUMONT presented • Pesitieis from the Coast, I Slow, Iffoelerefur.-(1111arch hawker.) sh i rag ,",L iad . 6 . - - 1 LETTER to the HOUSE of cop MONS on /'garb' ect Highness the Duke of York , Nu. 1, Ilit.itatrcs'edureit. yam vat Plorthsiabellsoe, peopiss the reeturetless of the Queen e Lord CaliTt.alleaoll suppow id the Right lion Private Boars lo be had N s by iippos; of the Litergy, sad the Altoon a / a y •to the Quer*. price Is: , Of whom may be •hasT to he r rights soil digoitiee. • say slur be obtained is by the mime Author. A LIEII'ER faro the KING ie 'Aii recint-. si r 'M . ii. 41 visa , vim ti n p., ; ; ; i„,, i i i i , m aw s " ! haiiis* only cyropLkinerl 0 psetrealsr; usKs4e-, rind .1 . - 4 - • ,• p o , , ' fe dora p et op ability or . ite itiottleek l ant of ' t h e whole . Addriets. Tlwe Don. Itlitroot t Mr. Rodin*, at the 'Pommy*, Aitsmexes! Mabdilltato MID Wawa. I* a fro' ears oil/ OS publishes!, "•-•"---- ly printed ie One Eillh o th • A ffAii cer e r' Pri z teepe ce 2.. . e r &An ,. . 11111 /!'" ' allitalaroal7"‘" -. " 4 • I * l ''''' ' : ll ,Olllll dis•birm but justice to believe that Ire Wist 0 . gu oi s o i, the Traassir of 114110114411. Tbita. Wm. Pot Sire. *Mb alesir, prieei47.7ssrood Series of CULATlNfitailliftlins be t .- . • Prat? JACOBITE RELICS OF scar- - - -• -• . ur• ItAllitrot tallaktufttitetid•Ml2644l6 4 7 .41 idous as *Nowa of presertjag the pririlexes uf. a h odmers*Pmesdaii.-Aberwreimiiii is t" " da l . ' tire "rioure, bud really there we re now au • - -......_,.........._ MEATUS-ROTA L, CUVIIN7tOAIIOIIIV. MiNDI,, Griot rust Sears, Airs, sad Legend. of the atiaseu• Adhertels to the Moues of Wiwi. Collected sad illustrated 1NP61114,1 PIRLIAMINt 1 ''''‘'' set M ea°4 P e"seSsu l at puree " Pe Veil. " V a°4 I D id' t . ell brut!. that ir u , 1 tw o r, . .....r kir so r in pr i c ig t:z o ils:•-•, 5 z....„• I ff e ,en na reeiti s a i, f 1 :1 1 ::: ""1 0 6,,,,,_ ' ail 11 14 :e i tia s cit a s that were mode oi th a t rt" H i l l nl a b i e k l' ll l inns EVENING. F II WAY, February 4.- will be formed the Mmical ROataiie called By JAMES HOGG, • • Autism of o Tbe Queer's Wake," Ike. he . • . HENRI QUATRE. . HOUSE OP 1.014:111, Towasoar, Fasaumei 1. My, twee peraenally eekttowe le the county at lame, harrow terse, or up iDdi , Dhilli MAD ben., it would oe.. • refestd.l the Itermisitionists to eau R meetisig He likewise cupy the *bile of their time, mml prevent titel4 Wed Mr. Macleod, ; Sadly, Mr Egerton ; General Lately published. by the HMI Author, -- expre his disapprobation of the earldom of his Grace 1 ra•obraer% Mr. Fawcett ; Estes, de throe.. Mr. deem; I. The First Series of the J ACOBITE RELICO; SFS. 12.• • • • O'Doenel, Me. Comm; . 11. The QUEEN'S WAKE; a Legendary Poem. Tbe Their Lordships met at • quarter before four. l b . L oad . A it . I OAI LOeNletiaiit- isr h. ►I..A ............1.-A _ -a__:._ _ _o _ • Warnek at. Lea*, Ay. Amour, •• -• Darases - Jammer Sixth Editing ; See. pa. End Arlo, mei••••••• ....... . -1 i•f rom attersdhor at sill re. ....5.c.....r . Ammar be, Mr. Emery; Ger . vaiii, Mr. , ~ ... .. . ...... _ -. The fullooiag NEW and INTERESTING WORKS will he speedily published, by G. and W. B. Will FTAKER, 13, Ave.Marialaue: I. ECOLLECTIONS of a CLASSICAL RA/ TOUR made durilic the Years 1818 end 1819, in different pails uf TURKEY, GREECE, and ITALY. Hy P. E. LAURENT, Egq. Professor and Teacher uf I.a.ncualges at Oxford. Will, Costumes. In one vol. 4 tn. S. The BEAUTIES, HARMONIES, and SUBLIMI TIES of NATURE. With nerasiusial Remarks usi she Laws, Mamma, and Customs of various NAIiONS. lYiih Noses, Cnsautesitsrws, and lilustrutions. By Charles Backe, In GM, vol.. Bvo. 3. FAVOURITE of NATURE: a Novel. la three vols. Itino. 4. The LIFE of a BOY a Tale. In two vole Now. O. The LEGEND of ARGYLE: a Novel. Its shr.e vols. limo. 8 Au ANALYSIS of SMITH's WEALTH of NA TIONS. By the Rev. 1. Joyce. New Edition, Mtn. 7. WINTER EVENING TALES: collected aasoug the Cottages in she South ..f Scotland. By James Hun, Author of 6. The Duero's Wake," /cc. Second Edition. In two vols. I.2uw. EDINBURGH MONTHLY REVIEW. This day is published, rice 24.6 d. No. XXVI. of THE Elms; MON lALY RE. vim ; containing, Art. I—Private C4.rierpu..dener of David Hume with several distiaguialreil Ferrous, between the years 1761 awl 1776. 11.-1 A Father's Gift in his Childrea.-2. A Father's Second Frew sit to 1111 111 —A Nereids' , .if she Political and Military Trans arbors. of British ludia-1813 to 1818. By 11.'1'. Princeps. uf the Novels and Tales, retitled IVaverley,'“ V.—Percy Anted('lce, Part 11. Aaecibites of Eloquence. Vl.—Poiriai issue Britio 00000 •nor; au Historical and Bute- Meal Account of From■ knouts in Great Britain. By Henry Philips. Vll.—Hia'orient Account of Discoveries and Travels in Asia. By Hugh florray, FR S Vlll.—Meuirors of she I.ife of Aisdiew Hofer; takes from the German. By Chai Ica Hew, Illh, E.q. IX.—A &foamy of New Yolk. By Diedrich Knicker bocker. X.—Sloathly List of New Publications. Xl.—Li sera., and Sewell ofic lotellsuierce. Proofed fur G. and W. IL Whittaker, Ave-Maria•lanr; nod Sell Marts°, llund•slrrrt, London; Waugh and Inure, Eillubisegh; and John Cumming, Dublin. way 1J t M ; ; . , 104- . , ~ .4