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• exertions nor evenue will be spared to render the amusements of the evening uurivalled. • -• HARLEQUIN AND FRIAR BACON; Or, THE BRAZEN HEAD. Friar Rican, Mr. Comer; Venderinasi (afterwards Panta loon), Mr. Barnes; Adonis nibble (afterwards Lover), Young Yining Morley (afterwards Harlequin), Mr. Ellar ; Meliment (afterwards Columbine), Miss E. Demo:it; MO (afterwards Cloven), Mr. Grimaldi. Doors In be opened al Halt:past Six o'Clock—the Play to begin at Seven. Boxes, 7s ; Sccond Price, 3s. RJ.—Pit, 3s. 6d. ; Second Price, 2L—Gailtry, 25.; Second Price, ls.—Upper Gal . Ivry, Is.; Second Price, dd. P.aers fur the Boars to be liken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box.othee, Ilart-strect, from Teo till Four. A Private Bus may be had RH. the Season, or nightly, of Brandon, at the Box-OlEce. The new Opera called Don John will be perforated every Eeenieg till further notice, To-morrow excepted. Tu-morrow, the Opera of Love in a Village: Rosetta, Miss Stephen.. On M'calticsday there will be no performance. On Thursday will be produced a new Dramatic Piece, in two arts, called Kenilworth. THEATREROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE., STRAND, 3g it. MATHEWS AT HOME (for the Ifni Nose), this present MONDAY, March, 6, Is 2& wilco he will have the honour of patomitiost h u visitors will his HAIL COACH ADVENTURES, Afro+ling an ilfboduetioo for various Comie SawSt "Mail Coach".--" Royal Visitors"—" Cobbler a la Fraueahte." I'art 11.—A Musmpoly-logue, tolled THE HYPOCHONDRIAC ! Part Landon .Newspapreis"—" Snitch Lady"— " Bartholomew Fair''—" The Nighiingale The Entertainment to conclude wish Nord Speeimeus of HAMLET'S ADVICE IMITATIN. TO / THE PLAYERS. Rondos betwevis the Paris. • KING'S THEATRE, HAYMARKET. OPERA CONCERT-ROOM. FOR SIX EVENINGS 11 LENT. AN R. WALKER respectfully announces his NEW El DOURANItIN. His First Lecture on this efahoraie Machine will take piece on FRIDAY, March 9, at Seven, when he proposes availing himself of this immense stage (the largest in London), to exhibit the phenomena of the Heavens on a scale more consistent with their grtiodeur and lisacnilicenee. Particulars in bills. Large fires are constantly kept. Mutes 111.—Pit 3 9.—Places may be taken, and Tickets had at the Box-office of the Theatre, and at Mr. Eber's, Old Bond -street. SURREY THGATRF,. Last Two Nights of Kenilworth till after Easter. mHIS EVENING. MONDAY, March 5, and TO-MORROW, TUESDAY, March 6, will be presented (17th and 18th limes) a grand Romance, called K EN I LWO RTH ; Or, THE COUNTESS OF LEICESTER. Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester, Mr. Rengough ; Earl of Sussex, Mr. Grant ; Earl of Shrewsbury, Mr. Walker; Cecil, Lord Birrleigh, Mr. Ellis; Lord Hunsdon, Mr. Ad sock;ock Sir Henry Lee, Mr. White; Walter Raleigh, Mr. Richard Varney, Mr. Huntley; Nicholas B omit, Mr. Firmitillians ; Tresailian, Mr. S. H. Chapman. Queen Elizabeth, Mrs. Ditidin; Duchess of Rutland, Mrs. Go inertial; Countess of Leicester, Miss Taylor; Janet Foster, 311115 Copeland. After which (for the first time) a new Conic Hurlelts, which is now krepine all Paris in so uproar. entitled THE DAUGHTERS OF DAN ADS AND SONS OF dEGY PTUS ! OR, FIFTY I VEDDINGS !! AND NINE AND FORTY MURDERS!!! Prologue. Mr. Rengough; Explanatory Note, Mr. Fite.- ..01;am'; Dunne. Mr. Grant; &cypher, Mr. Clifford; Lynx .‘e. Mr. Fiszatillia m . Miss Danane, Mow Poole; Miss liypermauntra Dauaus, Masa Copeland ; Miss nods& Dri 1112111.. Mon Taylor. On Thursday, The , Heart of Miil.Lothian; and on Same -6y it will be repeated under the pstrosage of the Lord Mayor and several Members of Parliament. BURGESS' ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIE S. Warehouse, 10/, Strand, corner of the Savarsteps, London 1110fIN OURGESS mot NON, *being splint...A AP of the numerous endeavoori made by many persons to tropoee • spurious article fur their make, - feel it INCIII10•01 ITO. Hem to requeqt the nitration of the public , to pur r basing what they conceive to be the Original, to observe the Name and Address correspond s with the above —the general :.ppearaace of the spurious descriptions will deccive 11w hoarded, and fur their detection. J. B. and Son submit the fuPnwing Cantons: some are is appearance at first right Th. Geonitie," hot without any Name or Address —some " Burgraes Essence of A nc h o vies" —ounces ' r ßurgit'a" and many more without Address. JOHN ed BUItGLSS rod SON h av i ng been many yea" honou r llk sects distinguished •pprohation, feel every neat inieat of res pect towards th e and earnestl y so_ Nit them to inspect tbe Labels previous to p urc h asing what vest the y e "edive to be oi their make, whi c h they taupe will pee. one ,diva ppoinowents• lIHNGESS' [lieu Inch NEW SAUCE, for rec ta l purposes, h aving great satisfaction, contiunes to he prepared by 'lt ,- m, tirti is r e commended at • most useful and convenient utter —will keep good in all climates. Wsrelluse, 107, Strand, corner of the 1l tivtly41"1”, UN" Jou .—(the Original Fish-Sauce Warebulaver) ere_ s • _ . - BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF ST. PATRICK. THE Nobles and Gentry, Patrons and Friends .A. of this Institution, are en t J not to make, nor ac cept of, Dinner Engagements for the approaching 17th of March, the present position of the Charity rendering ■ full attendance at the City of London Tavern upon ST. PA. TRICK'S DAY of peculiar importance to its Mimesis. The Dinner Advertisement for the Cvlehraiinn, His Mare the Duke of WELLINGTON in the Chair, will be published iii a few days. By Order of the Committee, J. C. MICHELL, Secretary, '' •• - lA, Queen-square, Bloomsbury, March 2, 1821. curiuui TOLL UPON BLACK FRIARS-BEI DGE. ,AT a numerous and respectable Alerting of Gentlemen, held at Missed's Hotel , Blarkfriars-road, on Thursday, 22d February, 1821. to take into consider*. lion a Petition recently presented to Parliament, for leave to bring in a Bill far establishing a Toll upon Blackfriare- Bridge, TIIOMAS LETT, Esq. in the Chair; The (*florin Resolutions were Unatiimouely Adopted:_ jThat a Tull upon Blackfriars•bridge would be highly in erkins to the intercessor the owner, lessees, sod occupiers of wharves, warehouses, lauds, and premises, in the vicinity of the Bridge, se well us the north as on die south side thereof; and also to the owners of all carriages, barges, wag gons, carte, and cattle, having occasion to pass over the said bridge. That in consequence of the traffic over the Bridge being now ao very largely iacreased, a toll-gate or bar thereon would occasion a constant stoppage, and great locative ciente, if 1101 frequent danger, to the public. That it would be highly injurious to rise interests of those persons who have purchased or taken property under the coillident expectation of the Bridge being wifely flee from 1011. That if the proposed New Noll were established, there would be three distinct toile payable within two miles month of the Bridge (ineluding the Bridge toll), iii addition to the present City 101 l un all non freemen's carts, icc. That Ilse entire Bridge being, as declared by Act of Par li•mesit, within the City of London (which Is a county of itself), it ought to be repaired at ilia expense of the City, iu like manner as all other county bridges ere repaired at the expense of the counties within which they are situate. That the proposed toll would he specially detrimental in ine cousequentes err heekney-coach masters, and the pro -reistors of stage-coaches and all public conveyances. That as soon as a Gill is brought into Parliament, a Peti 'lion be presented against the same, so far as regards a toll on the Bridge. That GeorgC , Mime Sumner, Esq M.P. be respectfully requested to present the said Petition to Parliament, and to support the objects thereof. That the Steadiers fur this County, and fur the Borough of Southwark, be respectfully requested to support the said Petition. ' That a Subscription he entered into for the purpose of in •defraying the expenses o f th e present Meeting —of peeper [ and presenting the said Petition to Parliameut—of sup porting the same—end in anywise relating thereto ; and that such Subscription be 'under the control of the Committee, to be now named, and that the earldom thereof, after de frayiug all expeniten, be returned to the Subscribers in pro portion to the amount inelperibed. That inasmuch as there are a great number of persons interested in opposing a toll upon 11 / a ckfriers-hridge, who are not now present, but who may he desiron• of co•operal. big with this Sleeting assault as throe proceedings are made known pawls persons be pa r ti cu l ar l y requested to muse. I tale their intentions to the Treasurer or Solicitor, as emir as convenieut, together with their Subscriptions. That the Thirty-seven Gendenien now named be a Com. miner, for the purpose of carrying the foregoing Resole.. lions into effect, and that they do adopt such measures no the subj ect o f t h e said Petition, or in a n y wise relating thereto, as they shall think eapedieat • and th a t th ey b e at j liberty t o a dd to their number such dem lemen as they may think proper for furthering the olieei of this Meeting. That Thomas Lett, Esq. he Treaeurer to the said Cones miller, That Mr. John Gilbert Heyman be Solicitor to the said Committee. That the Committee have Nether power to en operate with any other Committee' wins are or ma y be ap po i nted on the subject of 'Tooling Ihegbaid toll. That the Thanks of this Meeting he gives to Thomas Len, Feq. for accepting the office of Chairman, and fur his metier, whilst is the Chair. J. G. MEYNOTT, !iteliritor to the Committee, -06 r grim Ossarrpairtet, Blackfriars road. -$ tfA.alk ~ ~.*~` - 7 -------- ----- 7 ----. 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The horses being frightened, immediately became ungovernable, and before the cnichnian could secure them they gallopped forward to Miss Ellisoa's In the ayiliste r . ) .,,,d (oaring been accustomed to be driven there), fareibly break ing down the strong rail., in front of the house. and still drag ging after them the carriage, which, on their making the usual turn at the dour, fell over with the worthy parties above named. As snow as the •larin was given, zealous assistance was rends-red in extricating them from their truly dangerous situation. Celonel and Mrs. H. W. Silithorp are, we feel very concerned to state, irrereky and dangerously hurt ; the Colonel, it is feared, has euffered an injury in t h e spine, which has occasioned paralysis in the lower part or the hack ; the Rev. Mr. Sibthorp was not materially hurt. It is a "tatter of doubt at present whether this calamity arose from (redden! or design ; we would willingly believe that there C/11110t be found wretches AU abandoned as wilfully to commit so cruel an injury on an individual who pos sesses every claim to the affectionate attachment of the inhabitants of this city, and whose conduct, public or pri vate, most ensure tom at least the respect of all. It is, however, strongly sitspecteil, that what linst /remelted her pro_ ccedcd filial malicious motives, as this is the second lime lately that finch-pins have been taken out. A reward of 100 guineas is offered for discovery. The carriage hail been examined previously to leaving Can -wick MI the day, and was found in a proper state. It heppened that Miss Elliman was un a visit at Canwick at the time of the melancholy event. Waditesehay and Mrs. Sibthorp are a little better. Oo Saturday night last as Mr. Parish. farmer, of was returniog home loin Risen/ling a convivial afternoon at Exton, accompanied in as gig by hie slaughter, and by 'Mrs. Walker, of St. Paul's-street, in this town, he unfor tunately drove against a post on the side of the road, between Ticheiscote and Casterton, with such vinleace as to break the gig to pieces, and to precipitate himself end his companions with great force to the ground. The pack arty were fortunately p rece d ed by some persona sin how h, amongst whom was Mr. Parish's son; and on the horse front the gig gallopping past them with the shafts hanging at his heels, they hastily returned, and had the grief of finding lilies Parish with licr left arm frartared and dislocated, Mr. Pariah with his collar -bone broken, and Mrs. Walker lying insensible on the rtnid. livery humane assistance was speedily rendered from Castertoo, to which place the sufferers were conveyed. Mrs. Walker was restored to animation, and Mr. and Miss Parish, vr• are happy to hear, are doing well under the care of their surgeon. The !write from the gig galkyped to Ryhatl before he could be stomped liereareA On Thursday evening the t2d utf . as Mr. and Mrs. John Coy were reins Mow from ti►irton with a horse and light cart, They came in colitsct with • horse which was running ;May with a servant lad of Mr. Newton in Moults., Marsh, which bunt had pen iyusly iskeu fright iu coesequptcc of a dog of _ a Constition, conj . . lion with its Ki ng . Th is calmness and tu this firmnessoint,- will baffle the insiduous projects of those whose sole objfet is to deceive the maser' by scattering about the firebrands of cord •ar : but the national glory shall no longer be the victim of calumny and oppression. (Sinned) GA LUti, President. SEN EGLI, DENA.ro,O NICO ELLI LA!, STRAND, A- Secretaries. BOR, Naples. February ft, 18211. BERNI, The following answer was seat by the Prince Regent to the Permanent Deputalitiu: Ferdinand. kr. ke. : Ti. the Permanent Deputation of the National Parliament : The Ministers of Bossier and Prussia, and the 4ustrisit Charge d'Affaires, according to the orders received from their Courts, have cninrnunicated to sit, , the iesullitioitatiken at Laybaeli, with respect to the kingdom of the Twu Sieilies. trishing, under eircumstanees which so ranch eigneern the safety of the Suite, not to take upon oats. !whip fern any determinntiun, nor to give say an s we r n Mg Sipa consulted the national representation, we have judged 4,11 it and necessary to convok e the Parliament Extraordinf t ry ; and finding ourselves in the he prusideil fur by the IkStit article of the Constitution, we hereby eall upon the Perilanent Deputation ta..nonvole • Parlis— e- ctraordwg*, in te --smuniewth , --- (Extract f r o m •e The Friend qf the Cosetittdocia - of Feb. it) NATIONAL PARLIAMENT EXTRAORDINARY. Pltratnrat-st or M. Li CHEVALIER GALITZ. SITTING or FEBRUARY 13. 1821. It is impossibl e to express the joy which the extraordinary meeting of the Parliament has excited anionic the people. The great street of Toledo was lined with delachmeuis of the brave guard of safety, and of regular troops. Salvoes of artillery announced the departure front the Pa lace of his Royal Highness, our adored Prince Royal, and of his August Family. His appearance produced the most lively enthusiasm, and cries of " Long- live the Prince," " Constitution for ever," rung to the very skies. Ois the arrival of the Prince in the Hall of the N.ditinai Parliament, where the galleries were crowded with respect ble citizens, his Royal Highness pronounced the folio/ire discourse:— Gentlemen, Represeatatives—When I closed yam, late ex traorpinary Scssion,l annoureed to you that I might perhaps be under the necessity of convoking an extraordiiiary Session of Parliaineitt as authorized by the Constitution. Thai u.s resent Is uow arrived %therein with true sntisfaction 1 see my self again surrounded by the Representatives of the Nation. You are called upon at this crisis to take into your com ration the must noportaut subject which has vier been p i e sensed to it. Ever faithful to the , principl es w h ich I beer prossed ever resolute lo stand constantly united with my country fe tutu,, I I took care to keep the Permanent Deputetion rekirly iii formed of whatever news we received if of such analure 3. to iwatruct the public. I have also just camur nailed the Mi. Wester of Foreign Affairs to give you an exact and detailed report of his mission, both as to what regard.? the resulu. thins taken at the CO/1111.91 of Laybaeh, of whirl, you are already apprised, mud as to what concerns our political run. i 'Winn, especially the relations iu which we stand wits Joffe. rent foreign powers. I hare in the same manner directed the other Ministers to afford you all the explanations you can or vehicle cam convey to you the most precise knowledg e of nor position, as well is what relates to the war and mashie depaitsuent., as to that of the public ensures. I am persuaded that wisdom and moderation will animals . your diseussiotts in a matter of this immense important..., whirl, insultes the honour and happiness of the whole people. objects no less dear to nay heart than to that of every gond citizen, since 1 lime milted so closely my own interests to those of the nation itself. The distinguished conduct which yue hare hitherto ;worm ed in all the measures that hare beta adopted gi...s me a pollee'', guarantee that you will now more than tier ail, 00.4.- ledge for your guides the national honour, reNs, et for the throne, sad Cu public order. Perliainent, I sin sure, will he ready to gram me foe their maintenance all those means which are at the diepo.al of the Legislative Power, sod which inlay be beat adapted to the exigency of those awful circumstances in wir'rh we are placed. Let u s ta k e prudent, vigorous. and 'row:Merit, measures ; and as for me, always faiihful to my owls% I ;mall congratulate myself un being i• the midst of ii lidiliA which ceases nut on emery occasion to manifest toward s rite its affectionate sentiments. The President answered in the folios inj terma : Your Royal Highoess—Pulished and civilised cuir ties are doubtless they, who, i ming above the etbe• which, cover the surface of the earth, lure those constitutious which retire their tranquillity, it• and their enjoyment of the arts and sciences are distinguished from barbarians. An inch• tirated nation is naturally pacific and i. boors ; it envies not their glory lour the. nosily occupied in improving its own i by a wise and liberal legislation, it to• it seeks net to change that fur a *perm the rights of others beca• the advautages which flow from deration. • It is on these bases *but 0 I • i 1 w 41 j • 1" `~' ' t t4l i .6)6 1 oata (94 eir indilw oy elatcb the old eel. 0 41.1 to le greststess /melt. Ailtitotioos, pr. 0004 • iee Mt *dual etas , dioubtrial eptur.ty ,lt e rr. vett otalyte.lea :it . . . . , ';• e • - • . . , . • • . ~.. i, - t5 . \% ....5 x • -. . ,„,• . 4 4 , .... -,...\. S,ea llit-S' •' . ' :** * - . „ ... .• 5 . - -1.- . • . * . • . • • . • ;,--4 / -, ... . - P- ttr.t4.4§•• "At $ ' • - •.. •r - - - .'. 44.4 . .t . 4, ' ',s. . ......... . ,• ~ , ~.' • . ... , .oks .•irri.,; (l rsi• --- , 4 . , • /27 . 64711t/L)1)-11,• •,, AP • .... . - a - . 4 ,* , • • , • • •• ' i"' . . . .• • • . 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March 's, llir. ctißisrs AGONY isi the GARDEN" IS NOW sod- ushiet." la. nn Commission and for Sale at 48, Lothbery, behind 1 Strange to rela - te, toe loo'see ra n a. wii E h ß su dg eh r" f n ur u ce iNr u p o o " n t f a h : e II ::: b r t . • A II his Majesty's Servants will pnforna the Comic Opera of • OPEN for Exhibitroe at the Greet Rama, IV, R. James's. ON NE'S ' RIG DI t'IN EOF KINGS t he Bank. as to get between the side and one of the w t re ' • Ili a.t. f 48, Ludgate:WU., . ' , LOVE IN A VILLAGE. steret.—Ailsoissiou, Is. • .re RN WRONG. • :.; •"i:'l 111-011 N JACKSON 'flod CO. inform the Pub- i completely carrying -my the wheels and stile-tree tr ' . sea e Ai , , , . t - T ,-, eir lie that the above bt oot to any way connecte d w ish ; mum., the animal dropi . nd dorm as if 'dead; while tlir "the m ; Slr William Meadows, Mr. Foote; Young Afrodtows, Mr. '"" - -----7-----..—..________ .._4_____.' NEW TN EATRE ROYAL, HAT-NARK ET. , • -------------_, i their general Stock, but that it is on Sale fur an Importer I, horse, with the shafts and body of the cart, set off the con- Born; Jeatiee Woodcock, Mr. Illueided ; Hawthorn. Mr. CATHOLIC. iEW A N CI P ATION . Brahma (his 3d apmiranee im Haat ebaraciel); Hsdge, THE Propriet?ra Propose to mine 1 2.000 f. foe rho is declining the Print Trade, and will only remain till i Italy way. Such was thershork, that Mr. and Mrr. COy Of re Jos& polished, , • Mr. Knight. Mrs. Deborah Woodcock, Mrs. Flarlowe; Lu. , RBUILDInG tie THEATRE, by Root Cbarges the 121 b instant ; consequently application after that d a y throrrti oat of the cart a eonsiderall:e way; fortunairlj, A DEFENC E of. the PEOPLE of ENG_ will be useless, as after that time if nay ► remain unsold, it however, Mrs. C did not receive the least torsonal oriels, - . Winds, MIN Poesy; Madge, Mrs. Bland; Emietta, Min Wit. of SU. per aeons* fol. nab MAI sidoseribed, for i term of LAND,' hi' to the Emiassries of Popery, i will be removed to the country. • ___e wantidhoUltr.aCh‘rlokonallitiok7rtg•ilormud.:silubrarntriosetin ; b b y ut the th e e gfi r:o4 ' i se r I P .u . y d , sum (her=d appearanee la that character). Twenty Years, with ■ a privilege of admakeloo, traissferable we hear, has received severe burs,- hoeing hie ruildr-ii.Thit After wkieh., the Farce of narrnally, reveal* !ROL subscribed mod paid. wherein the iucerspatibal ef Penrod * t o iueorporate with I—- - - t h h roken, led beine, otherwise injurtd. It is to he hoped THE PRISONER sr LARGE: The old Theatre, as won s e ti e 1,, one no, enethic, the Legislation c ad l ed, of the Slut, is illustrated and CIRCULATING LIBRARY, Sr. JAMES'S STREET. casutelohepe .doshgcurs.byt...b;iietal!teuthceartth•aurtii itioorsperz:nahati.ihiatrd.r; - Lord Esmond, Mr. Rekord ; Count Fripon. Mr. Gattie, hod, sad will hare, die singular advantage of being free errignirted. •• :.-. ll Aateeld4 SA MS. Hookaeller to hi. Riles ilighirea . a Old Doodle, Mr. !Wooden ; Jack Corni c e M c . Re tin a ; Mem, from every debt or claims oe the Theatre; A ur n Lease fi lo . Luellen : Printed for .IW. Storidtile, 33, Pall-mall ;to W • the Duke of York, eratefolly returns his sincere Mr. Knight. Adelaide, Slim Smaitheua% Richael, Mrs. Or. beer Wel/granted ter dm Crime for a teem of ninety-wine he bad also of ft R. %Via** Cha lice", ititc ! acknowledgment s to the Nohrlits and Gerrie? for the sttspr. • 'mare. The 12,0001. prepuce/ to be raised, will he ;be first --------- . caused to run away with his rider.—(Staniford Aleretiry ) ger ; Mary, Mrs. Harkeire. o --------___ I ciuus encouragement and lils•rsl pstrotiage with which they and may charge nn the New Tlseetre, except the Ground This day is paildiaberlo is eiya Pula. 12nto. prim 14*. hoards, 1 hare honoured him •he respect( II I I • tie 1' t --..._____:___. f The Doors will he opened at Half-past Six o'Clock, t eed Library,lsii ai ng "eaileir a " 't") o i Rev reserved to the Crown fee the New Lease. wT.A 0 II IN; 4 .tt. THE INFIDEL— the New C.atalogni of his Ciren which will • • ' the Perforwoomes en each Evening commence at Seven. 1 NAPLES. Soars, 7s. ; Seeried Pried, 3e. 6d.—Pit, Ss, tirl.; *coati 'dß other particulars may he known on application to 4...,11 ti Ah, ate! I wreath-that murder rears, he found to contalo all the New Works of anent rap to the Pries, 4r—Lower Gallery, Si.; Seemed Price, h.—Upper Mr. Morris, 61 ,Poland -atreet ; 111 ddddd . Raiment and Co. ' 1"1 ""aral t'd ha' (be widow' , tears, present day. I--olos.- . k_,_ ,• I &gime from " The Frirt 4 ef the Canstiltdlago" waellfaah . t 3, Karnali ;ur to Messrs. Willialthr, Bradt% and Pettit, . . auPria-Suh r feint and se dread. Terms of Sobseription ini follow : - .-Sw/iseriberrs paring Gellerb le. ; Second Price, ftd. a $ February 10 . 1 round the aceptk band' .'.' Five Guise= the year, are allowed 24 volumes; Four Cm i- CastreaLL. near, 16 ditto ; Three Guineas, 6 ditto; Half-yearly and • ' neva to be taker a Me: Redurell, in Slas Rotted. at lb* n's-Inn. , . The Mr . eminent Deputalittsto the People of the Two . Rehm. of tie Theaore.. . . . . . .. •1 .A 4 ENQunia Printed for Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh i wed G. • end Quarterly Sarbsribers in proportion. . . • • o. ow •• - . . . OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND. W. B. Whiltalter, London. &cities : .- • 'et - , re I. a tillage--; ter winch Mr. Tebbe N. B.—Private Rows fur the Theatres by the Night. will appear, foe the drat time. • THE COMMITTEE of MA N AGEMENT, ----------- ----.7._______.____________ —___________ _________ the A letter from Ley bach, dated January 28, eddreared by On Wedoe•day mad Friday there will be fro Performance. Al- in announcing their SECOND bf ASQUF.R.A DE (4) This day hi published, on roma Ga. prier Its. 81.; or Proof EUCLID, BY CRESWELL. king to the Prince Regent, and confident:a/1y eonimu- -1 ' . tithe place at this Theatre, in the course of the ensuing umoth, Impressions on imperial 410. Ills. Part XI. of This day is published, in Our thick Volume Bvo. price 14s. nicated by his Royal Highness to the Peralaneut Depute. • Tli SA MS-SOYA L;SuVigivy-----ii7ATW SM. cannot refrain from expressing the pleasure they experienced IDICTURESQUE DELINEAIS uf the boarda, lion, imposes on the Depulatioathe necessity of convoking IVHIS EVENING. MONDAY. illareh Sr r....tity very itatterie t eulogiums and extenaleepatronage hentoiv- R SOUTH ERN coss-r oF ENGL A N D; - the Parliament Extraordinary (tecurding to the form which •., • • • .11, will be performed (11th time) a sew Opefa, ailed ed on their late exertions, to render this fascinating amosernent by W. 8 Cooke and G. Cooke, from °rictus, Drawings by L - M,. tai•ing the first Six Books of Euclid's Elements, the Constitution prescribed to the Prince Regent). in older to decide upon such measure as the dignity cud honou r of lt. & DON JOHN ; aeceptable to the public. The meets» mhich attended their J. M. W. Tomer, R.A. and other eminent Artiste , methotkeally arranged, arid coercively demonstrated; loge. the Neapolitan nation require. The calmness end tiritirress r Or e THE TWO. VIO LETT AS. first Fete far exreeded their most sanguine expectations, and a s • This Part contains View s of Lulworrli cosile, Ti,,. her with Elements of Solid Geometry. Don John. Mr. C. Namable; Don Frederick. Mr. Jones; fully justified them in considering the assertions which have bay from Brixhato, Mineliesd, Mall Sands, and Snimouth. By D. CRESWELL, M.A. which ilw nation displayed on the i cerption ut . the before• been mode of the superiority of Our Continental neighbours in Loudon: Published by John siol Arthur Arch, ,Corn Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge. mentioned leiter were sentiments suitable to a fre.e people ; •.ri I Duke of Ferrara Mr. Abbott ; Petruchici, Mr. Connor ; to a people shirli has aworn to a Constitution ro - ---* Fractioso, Mr. Liston. First Violetin, Mien Hallande (her this species of entertainment, a libel upon the wit, talent, and J. M. Rieliardiout, opposite the Royal Exchange • ; RodrreN Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker 13, Ave.Waria.lane , 11011 Iv ith :.- sr, —.. ingenuity of the Fuglish people. The Committee, encouraged and Marcie, Bond -towel •E. Llnyd, Harley -stre e t ; sod I London ; and Deighton and Suns, CeMbridre. . I lab appearance on any stage); Landlady, Mrs. Davenport; by public approbation, beg to observe, that in the ensiling Ca ,r- ,W.. B. Cooke, Judd-place East. ,s. . Second Violets's, Miss Stephens. i n h ie a a t I n t e ti t )v be e r ltr e of itionmienxotrenev‘ipevennveatuwrieliwb•pillabne-endintur_oditer,d, a nd . -____________________ After which, 47.11 lime, a new Grend and Comic Pantomime called HARLEQUIN AND FRt•tt It A ninny . ' . . ; • •./. • • ~..... • .."\: !I,744l,,att:jth;§•• '. . 17 1 $ i' *Pa il IFF Irl i • % 1 3 . 4 .. . • •• . 4. • . . • 44 '4 p i „,. Is * . . • . .1• • 't . • • ' • ....• ..... . • ~ • , ...• •• ~ .. -• , . . kg. .•4 1 1, 4,ipi T 9 , .1 • * % • -•.• • . • , ' • • 7 41 ; ' . • I, . . ..... . . • ,1 •,. .• . . , . ~..,..... 1 ( -r +. P C • . • 4, .4, + • -,.... . - ....... „...:•.0 . . Pk I r,E 7d. 1 PORT WINE, at 28 4 . per duten, i Mr. Rob er t E arl ' s, in the Sr cod, rtinnin g wit al N ut . N ali d • A I for S a l e at 48, Lothbery, behind f Strange t o re l ate, the liaise ran with Etch Aare upon the (vet las to fret bet ween t h e side and one orate whe e l. . Rod aft. 8. ' CO, i n f orm th e P n b_ , completely carrying may the wh ee l s and axle-tree to some dol. I is no in any way en ,,,,,,,,,d w i l l, I inure, the animal drop'', d dime as if dead; while the other : that it is o n Sale f ur a n 'inverte r : horse, with the shifts and body of the cart, set off the roil. le Trade, and will only remain till i Italy way. Such was theshork, that Mr. and 31ra. Coy *I re !neatly application after that day throirii oat of the cart a considerable way; fertunairl,, that time if ivy remain unsold, it however, Mrs. C did not receive the least pirsunal tojci", iiiitry. 1--------- ... A i l i t e l r . i St to i f i A , M i t::: ISTI 1 4 , 14 E i i i : e . n , ti vr:l r ne l i l e : %n:l,l' •.ibiCiaebdrj:lkror7aCilleilglib:":"i'lliiig; haeleorrrinweviudae;ll,ll°iuihrijrariunt:rif b ruise d ibbuyiltt hise i ti s hgte t ar o luill' h i; r 7.%rae h r- ol:lp4P' lit), e th a a u tZ e p t . to sh g c ura .b y t.. b:.. i.c ia l !l it eu ihreari . , thin! ot* h orse lci Pre w t h . f u r i h a he simila r ili t d o e r ; i'ionski,ii,e‘raatnedfitullyehrvervt.urnuna liili:ssiii:c.erpie. y with his rider„—(Sfaniforrl Alefettry ) li&ral p atronage with which they caused to run awa ',sect f u ll y solicits their attentiuu to -- ___________ --- -:-........:..a x . I' ? . • , I Circulaiinit Library, which will NAPLES. 4 I New Works of merit up to the i—010...- . Si ga..:_50.e.,ii,... paving 1 I Sztraet from' , The Frieni of eh. r,.....;,.... •Ilweee OA ...... _ _.... 1 .ma e a pUPP the - -......... ..• memitation tssainruke without the lima tie!iy girds which illost frt. the Parliament Extraordis*, in order that i maw deliberate on the imponant eosmasuaications %hid/ t h e Gov. , ' unieot .1..0. has nsctit t -J. For ourselves, faithful to our oath; n e shall H. Culburu aml Co.; • ttttt reparate our lot from (im of th e omi on , • (Signed) ysaNcis, &Sent- ient Author, Countersigned by the kmaporary Atter r ildrigit a all the PARTS of Afraire.„.„ 1,. .. , .„ ... .. do -iii i A • • il E, with lielereures The TCrrnaitcut DepielSa replied to this SlesAige by English Nolen and ranging it to be made known, that th e Prepa, atury Assemblies d. Hum m id eet on 11Imithiy, the 12 t h , and by rolling upon hi s LIAR ITI rs o f the /loyal Hi:hoes, to upon on the 13th the National Parliament e N.. 6J boards. Extraordinary. villa Siberia, Tea- . _ _, .—.. THE. DUNE DI CASSANO'S LIBRARY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. EVANS, At his Hous e , No. 93, Pall-mall, THIS DAY, MONDAY, March 5, a n d T wo following Days, A CO LLECTION of H are an d Valuable A DUPLICATES, from the LIBRARY of the Right Hon. EARL SPENCER.„ includiug a considerable portion of the celebrated Library of the Duke di Cumuli, pur chased by his at Naples, iticluding Biblia Sacra Lulea, Iwo vols. printed upon vellum, 1462 ; Biblia Latina, printed on vellum, 1476; Boccaccio, Testicle, first edition, of most extraordiaar y tarity, 1475; Virgilii Opera, first edition, of which there has sew beets all copy sold in ER 044 rare; sud a must brilliant assemblage of rue and curious Books.