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Art , Madame Vemris Anatomies, Mr. Hare; Ar bum, Mr. Braham; Riincoes, Mr. Dobbs. Manilas'', Mies Wilson (her 3J appearance in public); Bemire, Miss Posey. Mr. T. Welsh will preside at the Piano-forte during the prrautl of mi., Wilson's performance. After which the Comic Drama of THE THREE AND THE DEUCE. Oa Toeaday, without Note or Comment, prier 1.. THE SPIRIT OF DESPOTISM. Primed For William Hone, 4S, Ludgate-hill. Country wart% with 'sweeteners, punctually executed. SUBSCRIPTION for oVii i irdolg NIGHTLY SHELTER to the HOIRSOLIGIS, sod RELIEF to the DESTITUTE. President, the Right lloo—ilte LORD MAYOR. Treasurer, Sir Sellf4lll l 9l. LUNDOCK, Bert. F. Mt: API PiVel L CLOTIMM SlWilt TY. Yeeteerley the animal Ittoeiiik Shia Chstitsb: Seemly vres held et the o . 4 . l';set louden Tareato. It was esuita . eretnily end seeolidebly uttestded. Lego Ittfute the how appoititedi for tektog h r Chem' (one o'clitek) the birge i WA* eruwoletl tetlfd. lo.ho.oebte females. A Wei form WAS rlt rlett at Ihr rill! of the realm for the aecumatedatiou of I.adtee of the Committer. • TOWN AND COUNTY OF THE TOWN OF NOT TINGHAM, to Wit, AT a CORP T ORAE MEETING of the LA. Mayor, Aldermen, COM/111015 Council, and Liget, of the Town and County of the Town of NOTTINGHAM, held at the Guildhall, nu Tuesday, the 16th day of Limitary, ISt I, pursuant to special 11010111111101“ 4 It was Resolved, That Petition, to the King and to Parliament for the Queen's restoration to every dignity and privilege of her high station; fur the dismissal of his Majesty's present M Waters; aid urgently praying the entire attention of the wisest Cosmetic of the State to theist aaaaa ing dielectrics of the color: try, be forthwith prescided by this Corporatist*. • net the Petition to the Riot, and lbw two Hewn of Par. Ilitinattr.setreraltY read Ity tie Tesoro Clerk be preen*** for lir illojeirtrood to the Nooses of Lords and Common% as tie Petitions or.ghe Mayor, Aldermen, Commute Compel, and Livery of the Town of Nottingham. That the Petiti aaaa to the King, aid the Petition to the Housed Lcwillo, be transmitted by the Town Clerk to the Right Honourable Lord Holistic!, the Noble Recorder, with a request that his Inrilrhip will he pleased to present the same, and to support the prayer of the latter Petition by kis vote and influence iu the House of Lords. That the Town Clerk transmit the Petition to the House of Common% in Joseph Birch, Esq. and Thomas Denman, Emu the Representatives of the Town of Nottingham in Par liament, accompanied by an expression of the earnest wish of this Corporation that tla y will present the soma, and to their utmost promote the great object or these Petitions. . . Subeafriptio us ewe / 4gal alloo Hos last naltsaliweinest : • At the Committee lllopmb, . At Praerre. H. Boyee, Fog SI ' 5 IL Wainwright. Esg. £3 3 K. Fletcher, Esq 5 - 'IP At Hoards, Fleet. sir. et. 111. F. lice. T H. Maley ... I A At Sykes's. DuncanCarapbell,Eag. 2 I C. T.Brouka 1 1 W. L. per Mr. Hick;. 5 • ! • At Glyn's At Labbugies. .. -Jodi. Harridans, Esq. 2 0 R. E. .W. per peso., . , , Mrs. W. S Beithupe $ 2 Ibises -'',. ' s /. 1 At Barclays. . :•r 4114 We. bellare"libl. '' ' ' ' Mr.folin Neshaas... • I 1 •:-• per Mew .....'• et ).• .11 S Edward Fawke s , E. q . 2 Kt•_ ~...... L 0 A/ Minkel's. • WM= ••r•.. 0 Ass. Barclay Burling' 6 0 Ei• ' II" Si. .... $ . I At gposwees. Uhr.Amses Musks... 2 2 E. W 1 0 m.r. ....... ....... s—r't r .. 1 0 At Marten's. ..,; At Rogers's. Mrs. Junes Strode.... 1,/ I Mrs. &Urea 5 0 Miss Keel At C.icksis. ' 0. 0 .. F. W. Martin, Erg—. 10 0 Al Curtis's. Archdeacost itt. Naves 2 2 Was. Barry, E.g 1 1 At Goats's. At %Willis's. Marquisuf Hertford.. 10 10 Sir W.W. Pepys, out. iu 10 At Scow's. At Pinhoot's. Mrs. Mary Awl Hake 2 0 B. W .. 1 1 Al Guelises. Al Bosanguet's. Hutt. Mrs. Cuckayne George Rickard' lint. 2 2 I Mcillycuit 10 19 NAM. IViight, Esq 5 5 Subscriptions are received at the Treasurei's. Nlesisiou house-street; at Lloyd'. Cnffee-hou•e , at the Cutnruittee roans ; and by all the Loudon Beakrrs. W. H. BODKIN, Hun. See. ~~~ Peregrine Single, Mr. Moon ! Persian* Single, Mr. El- Vision! ! Percival Single, Mr. Elliston !!! Justice Torclnt, Mr. Gaitie; Humphrey Grizzle, Mr. Harley. Emily, Mini Smithson; Phorbe, Miss Cubist; Taber, Mrs. Bland. The Doors will lie opened al Half-past Six o'clock, sad the Performances on each Evening commence at Sever,. 70. • Second Price, 3s. 6d.—Pit, 3s. 6d. ; Second P.", *D.—Cower Gallery, es.; Second Price, Is.—Uppee (alley, Is.; Second Prier, 6.1. PlaresThri be taken of Mr: 'lndwell, la the ReOmplibeitei., Seiner, of An Theatre. Private Duce tea @sly be obtained for the ihimowit Mr. !Indwell, at the Box-Office. To-morrow, the Comedy of The Sidicsol for Sessillal. Ou Thursday and Saturday, Art . M•611111116,' Wilson. ~~ r t" 44/ ,4. ; TII EA TRIi•IlOY AL, Ciff SPIT-GARDEN. VIS EVENING. TUESDAY, Jausury 43, will be pertained Sbakepeare's COMEDY OF ERRORS. Sillies% Duke of Ephesus, Mr. Egerton ; /Egeon, M►. Chapman ; Aritipholis of Ephesus, Mr. Du►usei ; Antipholis of Syracuse, Mr. Jones; Droasio of Ephesus, Mr. W. Far re-a ; Drool* of Syracuse, Mr. Liston. Abbess, Mrs. Fau. cut ; Adriaoa, Miss Stepueus ; Luciano, Mks M. Tree. _ _ That a ropy of the two Petition. be published in the Not tingham Newspapers, and in such Logsdon Newapaper ay the Mayor shall direct. H. ENFIELD, Torso Clerk. TO THE II [NG'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJEITT. We, the Mayor, Aldermen, C 41111111.011 Council, and Livery of the Town and Compaq of the Tuna u( Notiiuyhatn, beg dutifully to approach your Majesty's Throne, fur the pu. pme of prooristorc the sincere assurance colour fidelity to your Ma. jrsty, and or iteelering our firm and devoted altacinuent to the Constotution of our Country. MR. REMBLE'S LIBRARY—CHOICE THEATRICAL PORTRAITS and PRINTS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. EVANS, At Lis Honor, No. 93, Pall_.alt, on FRIDAY NEXT, January 28, and Niue following Days (Snisdays excepted), V'SHE curious. viilusbie. sod extrn•uve LI BRARY or JOHN PHILIP KEMBLE. Cali.; con- Mining an excellent Collectiiin of in every il. 'smut of Literature, with a curio•■ Collection of 'Traces and Documents relative to 'Theatrical History; oleo his very •Twice Collection of Theatrical Portraits and miscellaneous Prints. In all times ofdiMeulty and danger, affecting the dignity of the Crown, the rights of the subject, or She safety of the country, our predecessor', the Members of this ancient Cur partition, hare nuifurinly niunife,ted their loyal attachment to the Throne, and to your Majesty', Family, and their zealous adherence to the great constitutional principles of civil liberty. After which, 25th time, a new Grand and Comic Pautemeisse, called HARLEQUIN AND FRIAR BACON; Or, THE BRAZEN HEAD. Friar Bacon, Mr. Corner; !laudanum, (afterwards Panta loon), Mr. Barnes; Adonis Fribble (afterwards Lover), Young Grimaldi; Young Morley (afterwards Harlequin), Mr. ; Meliment oftrrwards Columhaie), Miss E. Demsett Miles (afterwards Clown), Mr. Grimaldi. Doors to be opened at Half past Six o'Clock—the Play to begin at Seven. Boxer, 7s ; Fucond Price, 3s. 6.l.—Pit, 3s. Sd.; Second Prier, tr.—Gallery, Ss.; Second Price, la: Upper Gal lery, le.; Second Price, W. Plates fur the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Braadoa, at the Bos•011ice, Hart-street, from Ten till Four. A Private Box may be had for the Seisms, or nightly, of Mr. Brstultio, at the Box-Office. The mew Tragedy of Mirendola will be repeated Tomor row and Friday. The new Grand and Comic Pantomime will be repeated every Evening. On Thursday, the Opera of Rob Roy Macgregor. SOIREES AMUSANTES. lie Law allow. it."—(Sliakspearc.) THEATRE ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA•HOUSE, STRAND. THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, January 23, a. every Evesiwg till fortbre wafer, LES OM EKES CHINOISES. A GLEE CONCERT. DR. FAUSTUS IN LONDON—AND GUY FAWKES. A satiety of novel Entertainments arc in preparation, as, is consequence of increasing attraction, it is the intention of the Proprietor to keep the Theatre open until Mr. Ma skers's season. A Military Band will 'inform bet wets, the Parts. SURREY THEATRE. EVENING. TUESDAY. January 23, T (awl following Eveaiuga), will be presentee' (2i time at this Theatre), a Bulletin, in two Acta, under the title of FIGARO ; Or, THE LADY AND THE PAGE. Comet Almsviva, Mr. Denmark: Figaro, Mr. B. H. Chap. Aatouio, Mr. Fitawilliam; Hannibal, Miss Copelead. Countess Atruaviva, Miss Taylor; Agnes, Miss %Vella; Su ites, Mrs. Yineng. After whirls, a new Historical Melo.drame, la three Acta, tinder the title ut BELISARIUS, THE ROMAN GENERAL. -.- Schism*, Mr. Huntley; Tiberiur, Mr. 8. H. Chapman; limbs.. Mr. Fitzwilliam; Gelimar, Mr. Bengongb. Asa. iasia, Min Taylor. To conclude with (td lime) an enlin ly new Comic Romantic Legendary Tale, ra1t.11... THE - DUE ; Or, OVER THE BR I EGE. Baron Vow Duudeiinaii, Mr. Waikiucosi; Heer ♦a4kr mule, Mr. Jamas ; Heer Vaadieveir, Mr. Brunton; Captain Frederick, Mr. Ridgway; Flit:, Mr. Filzwilliauc. Canalise, Al iss Copeland Wilhelai ism, Miss Julia's. ADE.LPHI THEATRE, STRAND. fly Authority of the Right How. the Lord Chamberlain. rvHIS EVENING. TUESDAY. J 111). • 13, and sluriug the Week, will be produced, for Ike Sub time, aa entirely New (with she inception of she mimic, some part of she dialogue, •nd • few series, stresses, and deeorstioui), Operatic Hush -Niue Bushell', in Iwo arty with :at introductory Vision, entiihol GIOVANNI TIRE VAMPIRE! Or, HOW SHALL WE CET RID OF HIM ' Chsrseten in the Vision—Giovanni the Vampire, Mrs. Waylett ; I'. S. Rustle, Mr. Lee. Is the Burtrtts—Duo Giovitioni, Mrs. Waylett ; Leporello, Mr. Wilkiosuu. Miss Bellasaira Bustle, Mrs. Tru•aul. After whirls, she much•adwnirrd Bnrlell■ of WHO'S TO FATHER ME.? . . Tr, cowhide Tr iil43oth iiine,anrniire NT; NICIOATIII/12, in ;Inn Acts, with new Music, lictierry, tire. notified ZA MOSKI ! OR, THE FORTRESS AND THE MINE. 7..winrlti, Mr. Gomeiral Eilrrismti, Mr. BarkluElum ; Mr. J. Junin. Flint ska, Mlsa Scull; Kilian, Y.lrs. SELECT ARTICLES FOR THE TOILET. A TKINSON'S CUIILING FLUID. long . known to the Nobility sent Gentry as au elegant sub. elitute Aar Oar, ['osmium., and Esti arm It deals the !wail irons nestle makes It, it ever an bass's, mat and glom, as silk, ma Imps IS in cni I .forum exreeiae iw ilaucseig or walking. ..r la damp weather; it lifellrotts 'iu dialoging g.slulif ter fall. lug olr, and is so elficarium fu. p tom Ike puntla, that it is nasally pirearribeei be iamb nines oilier memos hair mortal ineffectual. Prirt ie 6.1.-76. Od —and one omen ATK INSON'S VEGETABLE: UYE Chine, (MY orred hair nn else heed o► wlsirkere io au •üburu ur 1.14 a, whirls warlise, instead of removing, millers wore p4rtuareal.— Price two £wens•. ATKINSON'S AMBROSIA 1. SOAP, made hj a yew worm, winch divests it isf ail alkaline imporitir• ; imam ebs Kumla soil mill white, mud percale Ilirm chapping.— Prier Is. 4 moarr, or 10. ed. a Enen. !fold by Mr. A k basun, Perfumer, 44,Gerraril.street,Suhm *glare; Messes.Gsisie soul Pierce, New Bund•atreet; Messrs. Wyk!, awl lure, Cuckspur.street ; Mr. Mine, ebtapsisle; earl alum Perfumers, emitiun.—To avoid cousicrceits Masts, the Proprietor's signaimre and address uo the label. Possessing the same loyal and constitutional feelings which animated our predecessor., and urged by the convirs Lion, that at the present eventful junclute of public Whirs, it behoves every class of your Majesty's subjects to appear before your Majesty wtsh the undtsguased expression of sheer seutinstuis, we now entreat permission to present to your Majesty this our respectful Petition. We implore your Majesty to listen to the voice of your people, already so powerfully raised against the late pro. ceedings about Majesty's M mimeo' under the Bill of Pains and Penalties, and against the exclusion of your Majesty's Royal Cousort, the Quays of Eaglaud, from the public prayers of the nation. lfu wen► 411 *push* griefs die mat au. of year jetty's stebjrclo, that, is those proceedings, your Majesty's Ministers acted without regard fur the interests of the Crown, or the interests of the nation; ■nd that by their tenacious perseverance is a measure cusilesused by the SOielibil vote of the Hawse of Commons, their haat forfeitrd their Claire to the country's support, and Vtuene unworthy of your Ma. jest y's etrafidetice. It in our humble and ardent hope, that, under the gracious inierferetice of your 31.4jrniy, suitable and satitfactury nutriments may immediately terminate the present agitation of the people; and thnt the united wisdom and energies of your Majesty and of Patlianicut may be forthwith wholly devoted to the coesideration and relief of the alarming Jiffs. collies and distrt saes in which llw Nlanoilacturtite, Commer cial, and Agricultural Clasen of your Majesty's subjects are so deeply involved. tkerefore, most humbly and fervently pray your Majesty, that uudrr your Majesty's gracious imerpo ▪ thr name of the theerl. cony be restored to the Liturgy of ibe Church, anal that her Majesty may be established in every Dignity and Privilege belougiNg to the Queen Coition of England ; that the Mititsters may lie dismissed front your Majesty's presence; and that the national fermeut being !IMO allayed, the united eurrgies and hest Counsels of the State 'nay be directed to Ilke relief of the empire from its reseal dithrultits and risshaarassineisto. Given under our Common Seal, at the Guildhall, Nut liughatei, the Slate( nth day of .1 y, iu the year of use Lord, 1821. To Tot ISONOURAULII TOM COillioNS Or Tilt UNITED otrOlloill or OREAT NRITAIN •lILI IRELAND, IN rAo- '1 - lIAMENT ASSEMBLED • he Pa•lilion ul ilor 1114yur, Al4rrmeo , COIUIIIOIII Cossueil, mid Livery of she Torsi •u 4 Comity of the Towu uf Nuttinghnee, Sheweth—That your Petitioners observed with deep re. gat, that the Bill of Pain■ and Pimahies against her Ma. jelly the Hueco of Enzlasail oar brought tutu the Upper Hiiii.e of Parliament by his Misjesty'a Mini.ters, in total disregard of the macaw opinissis emir...twit by your Ho nameable House, that it was . 6 derogatory f the dignity of the Crown, Cud isijorious to the beat interests of else conutry." That your Pei it ion try, with still deeper regal, oboes. wed the ordure of the evidence toroduzed by lii. Majesty's Ali. ni.iers in support of that Bill, the doorlisserr of which liar excited Hie calmest indignation in retry quarter of the k That, notwilhatanilieg the iseet of the late Rill of Pains and Penalties, and mut withstanding tlie.expiessivu of pub lic feeling iu the Queen's behalf, your Petition( re ale fem• ful lett lint Majesty's Ministers shunlil cuillinue their int. politic rtierse of peuteedieg in relation to her klajesty. Your Petitioners, therefore, rejoice as Cool, that the Nobles, the Wealthy, and the CllllllllOl.l 14 She Laud, are add1....111g their Petitions to kis Nlejesty the King, and to both Ike Horses of Parli•esent, praying that the peace and welfare of the country .eity ima limier be disturbed by tiorstiges liver a n d proceedings au deux...rues slid odious. In these requests your Petitioners cordially unite; nod therefore must earnestly pray, that by the excelsior of refry energy haloes:ism to your Honourable House, by a Parlianiculary Address (if necessary) to our g- actions &rein 'es and by every ether etcetera which your Human able 111.114.1 r shell, is. its subdues, bee ht to adopt, your Honourable noose will take the utmost wrests Inc Guutly elusitig the. late Inquiry— . Gee °Wanting the urdiate restutati 0000 nf her Majesty's MMs to the Litsergy of the Church of England—and for granting to lire Majesty • Palace ansl Estalolislimeut suits able 11.1 the dignity of her reeked situation. Your Petitioners ferveutly pray, the. un impedlnseut may del a y the einicluaieou ut there desirable errapertsteuta—att4 th a t th e uniti.d unnloni him Majesty, bud of Paebassets*, may ',nutrition -1y be directed lu the crew( of the co.iutry at large, fruw floe preasing tistileultiea and dangers by *bleb the 1/6111011 Id OW. 041111111 fly CIIICIPUII.IIIIIII.I SI. Aud your Klllllllol'B will ever pray, kr. Given under sour Common Seal, at the Guildhall, Not. tingbam, ibis 101 b day of /suavity' tit the Yrur sot vur bold; • • NORWICH FOX DINNER. A numerous and highly respectable ember of Gentlemen dieted together on Fa Way last or this city, in velebratoot of the memory of 31r. Fox. It not being expected that there would beau Inge so attendance of Gentlemen this year, the dinner was not held in St. Andrew's Hall, as weal, it being ouusidercd too large; but, tuwards the boor appointed for dinner, su assay Geutleasen bail assembled, that the diaing.rooas was crowded. Siltil V/ 4111 the anxiety to be preseot,that ' , lavaboes, were in vain offered for three tickets. Airiest Iwo headang Gestlemen sat down to an excellent Janne-, but a wont of er•ows Illnlay tubers. The Rail of Albemarle was is the Chair, supported on the right lay the Duke of Norfolk, and on the left lay Mr. Coke, M.P. bar the County. The other tables were headed by General %Valpule and the Mayor of Norwich. Ansoug the Gentlemen present were—Lord Dory, Sir T. !terror, Sir W. Wyndham Ditliag, Sir R. P Jaddrel, Sir E. Smith, Hun. W. Fitzroy, E. Keppel, J. Maeknahl, Esau sl.l'. Ridley Coliseum', Elul. M P, T. B. Leeward, \I. P. Arcbdeareasi Bathurst, Rev. IV. Newcoaae, Rev. C. Cullyer, Rey. H. Wilma, Rwr. I. L'thate, Rev. P. Ilitelsoo, Rey. L. B. Fustier, Rev. G. Prestos., Rey, Hutt, tier. R. Ham -111101111, Rev. R. F. Elwin, Rey. 11. Dashwood, 1t,,, C. li•rely, Kits. Major Hussey, Captains Lung, Worth, and Muuey, A. Rector . Esq. J. H. IL Fuller, lee. After (limier Von MOWS V 014440 was sung. 'the Esrl of Aznaltasi.st roe& and addressed the Meeting. He said it ware the third time babied the honour of presiding Ya is siwihtr UCCigi{6l/ ; namely, to celebrate the memory of Charles Janine Eux—(Lowd opplarise)—lu express their sp. probation of the political proselytes be professed, and their detertoiliatiou lu adhere to them—Hie Loselship concluded by proposiug— .l The Memory of Charles Jamie Fox." shirk was drank its solemn silence. This was followed by the sung—" Whim Fox," eke. which was sung last year. Toe next toast was "The King." The Earl af ALlMlllattl.l said, he now came to that toast to which he bad before alluded, and it was a suliject upon which lie was extremely ausiume to say a few words. In. Skeet, as Chairs's, he had a rigid to occupy a small portion ur their lime spurt it, as it was not a newel toast, and be cause it was now proposed wider cletornstasaera she most ea. traurelinary. knowing, however, the anxiety of those around him to expnesa their Aylmer um ibis soliject„ lie would shstain fur the p.essaai from making nay observations. slid would propose "The health of her Mkie•lf the Quern' sud repealed ebeering)es-Ile requested our moment's patleacr. Ile had sousething la add, which was of vital tutpurtauce. He proposed " The Quer*, sod may the voice of the Nation never cease to thunder it the ears of,her penieratora, until lair Majesty is placed in the full paireession of those rights and privileges to which she is entitled as Hagen Cono.ct of these • • It is impossible to describe Ike eathosiassu with whirls this least wee received. The whale cusepauy stud cp , cud the fineries VMS kept up fur 'eyelid se sewer. The Esti of Atitailaehn doe astiusadvrt led upon She pro ceedings of Monsters &rosiest the Queeti at coessidelshle Owlish. and concluded by prupuslitg—" The Doonissal of the permits Ministers, who have alike proved ibeesselvta the enemies of the Thrusts said the Pimple."' This least was drunk with hied and repeated cheers. The Earl of AuscriiaLs urgll proposed " The Health of the Duke's( Suamx," which was received with enihmiastic applause. Its Lordship, after explaining why thi• tua.l was out proposed before , , read pert a• lettcr (rum his R..yel Highness's, its which he stated that Meese •lour prevented his asteisdssice as the meeting. His Royal Nightie.. foldc.l, that, its spite of the threats sod abuse of a part of the ries', he mill gloried so the priuciples by which the iiireline wire cc tont. d when he hid she pleasure's( 'stetting thi en last year. The next toast. wore—" The respertalwity of the Crown, the ilieribility of the Constitution, and the prosperity of the People." . 11. Cussatitutiutt, according to the Psiuciples *wriest et ihe Iterululiuu." •• TLe Iligis ShetilTof ;lie Comity of Norfolk." " 'flee tl*yo►, and Procp►rily lo the Cay of Nurwich." The MAYOR returned (banks. Thu Earl of ALSVIIIARLit, after p►erouociug a glowing eulogising on the priblie and private character of the Bishop of Norwich, proposed " the Health of that Reverend Per. late," It was rereierd with nerlioniided applause. Archdeacon B►TIIURFT, itt returning thanks, assured the meeting that his father fully participand isa the feelings sad prieciptes by which they were actuated. The Reverend Gentleman nude sense pointed observations cm the perscrgs. lia4l and cruelty which had been exercised towards the queen, and regretted that so few gentlemen of his chills were to he fuund among In r Menders. The following toasts were next givens— " A speedy and effectual Whom in the Repretentation of 71.1. ~~ ~_ . , ). .- Pe . 1 EMIIIMMMEM 7 At half-past one o'clork Mr. Brougham eideied tier room with Mr. Hargrave (the Tire-tart), and several other Gentlemen. 3lr. Bettye:Huh (having been called to the - Chan) roar, awl was 'revived with the mien rodeo. sissiie ripplessor. Ile said, that in cotierques.ce of the much-lamented shortie* of! their.. ellustvta Ftienei kati Elan. * imam! imidighl.sia 1 11 4-frbei4 wed patron of every nietitutanis 'hot tended to pro. mote the happiness •f Ilia fellow-creatueri (the Duke of SllSteli), tier task of addressing divot had, ilesolveel on heur.)—A oil 'scamps ma nosy occarlon he should 11114 e WOO( it his nosy to reface wl atertr obsettniiset a he should make Willi Smile rellltifko vie scluratiem w geyp/111, dud the iiieeenst•ble atlvants;;es wine') it c wrote* on inanktial ; but, Itertituately, it Impressed that brf re tier present assembly, and in the presvut :111 0 1 S. I V.11•01it of this kind were quite on. nuers.srY, for whatever might be easel as to the vices of our thank Gott we lite: Itl tones whet, the pour are anxious to Onions knowledge, and they feel that the rich are de. census of extruding it to tlietu.—.l ers / Tier tune Lad how gone by wheat Irmo any quarter a voice would be fussed against the univeisal dii violate of the poor, much less whet' it %%wild Ice said that the interests of mankind evert he at Coo suited by keeping the poor in a mate of degraded approbaiion.l—Use that pullet then nut only all preseut were agreed, but all out of doors, mod it only became necessary for I inc tic dolt their attention to that brauch of tile subject which came wields their immediate cues:iteration. 'flit means of educating the hour hail hetet' sup plied by the eke-minis aced Usti:day of crrtaiii who were above all praise. The doors had been thrown open to all persona in a Iseggiog con dition, still there were massy prisons to the me. tropults unable to avail themselves uf these advan tages fur want of clothes. At the time that Society was established the asombeis of such persons were stated to hove been fifteen thousaird. I:y their pious exertions that number hid breic He did out meant to llatler thew, he therefore would nut say greatly However, Were it out fur their beirevolent humane extriiosis, tLent emelt' here been MUM in the, City who might be said to be within sight tf the gates of kiiowledge, sued yet unable to rite r, and were just as much) depraved of the advantages as if the schools server did exist. The number of ',cremes in this situation had been 'educed stout 3,000; still these there remained about ii,cou. He slid uut say this to damp their spirits, but to staves. late their exertions; and if, its the course of the vissuiug year, one thousand were taken Irma the number, he would consider it • good par's wutk. ( Hear, hear. ) Ile hoped they mould pet mit him to snake an übseivalson which should nt itr lee atheist bout the oiled of any our, that ch..rily never ought to be abused ; fur any stun givers ashy with nut the strictest exe AAA i A 'atom as to the me ram of the ittrj. et, is so touch taken from tier real pion, alit are entitled to ii, and is defrau !Mg those peressue as much as if it hied been taken from the eh:unable lusod with a more unworthy illiristwo. l ea. mark lee itt..de, previous to a statement fir which lie telt himself called upon to vouch, that every Committee, toed every individual its each Curutuit tee, acted us if they were respensil.l , soil in fact they lave responsible fur every sitigle fro dinig that was given away ; that the strictest ectinenty tea,. always a baerved ; rod that this system e.m eld be pursued fur tier future as rigorously as it had been fur the past, was a csieunistance moat devoutly to be wished fur. The 'text matter to whittle lie prayed their attention was, to tenets , a cumplaint that had beets often utaile—he meant the almost total inefficacy of their subscriptions with. out the individual excitants of the subsetibers, rod whoever would come forward would render a moat esseuttal service 1111flitliti011; for bait it not been fur those charitable persons olio devoted their time to the institution, all ilie messes they had acquired would be tendered, he would out soy pernicious, but certcetuly unavailable. Ills ad. rice then was this, that each individual would cuissider how much of his 'moos he could bestow in aid of the funds, sod how inuch of his time he could devote to render these fund's evadable. Ile had to apologise to the nett beg fe r occupying so much of their titite—a heurs but he thought it necessary to wake these spec tin esthete:mous, rather than the general terms in *filch meetings of that nature were usually addressed. Ile agent begged that each indoridual would ripply that !colon to his heart; and he sherrely hoped, that w the course of the eiouing year shit veluuble lu.tituuu o would feel its inaurnee.... (the Learned Gentleman eonelmded amidst cocci. derable approbation.) Mr. ISRoWNLGW (the &creel)) then came fur ward, aced reach the Report of the last yea , . Mr. HARGRAVE (the Treasures) read r o lIP Pi. bails from the accutiats, to order tie put the Inert. dug to ph) • ion of the state of tlie lineage's. The Rev. J. BissEre said, tbut the re ga•it fir eutertaineil for the interests of the lireitutiosi was of too exalted a nature to iieduce him Sw come forward, unprepared as he was, did he not feel per 'nailed that thew charitable dispositions regain ed Ito excitemesst from eloquence. 'Elie roc.' side-ration of that Itistetution IlereMilf4 Ind theta back to the mytterierus entrance sot iota the world, and that a ate of primitive s.aite d. nest its altich our first patents Isere pl. er o , Ihr immediste cuasttitteuce of their fa I. Whentvi r -4 the People in Parliament," wills three times theta lamb cheering.) Soot. Ben Block." " The Duke of Norfolk. and gamy else bretrAitsire Nobility sf she Country a ver consider it Idris tugboat homier to seep. port the riches and liberties of the people.--(ewsch applause.) The nese 'oast was “ A .men tly repeal of all 1.4.11 which in any .beree shirt she sarreel tit:Maur cons( I. ere." "'The health of Mr. Coke" (Gentlemen saint his Lordship, I can't recumneeed him you ;as good wine aerate vier bosh, so the •auec of Mr. Coke needs is. eulogy). • Tht *which followed this toast was cuntiuteed foe , ea • • • time. ° The health of the Earl of Alhematle", wine with wine time, 1111 W, sod was followed by the lowartel 'enaliAtinet general applause we ever %reformed st-a pobtletelliosemer.' 4l '" The Havoc proposed "The health of Lord Bari," was received with much applause, and his Lurthdrip retamwed thanks. . . M.. Cott proposed "The health of J. Matelowthis ."—( bind cheers ) gm' lisa l iairelr 21r. 111•cnos.mw belga to revamp illtanks they had dune lone He felt partecularly a etifoll to Mr. Cute fur noticing as Wielded PO hemble as hiMaelf. He took leave to may that they had done right in remitt ing to ibeir old gleaners. Last year they hail felled St. Andrew . * Hall—this year t h ey weight have Lehi, the Cathedral—and act year, proved& el dray* that Go vet-motet went on eiscreasing their reek* •ei they hail dune, else, would be oldieeml 141 diet in the tapes. air, ski, h would expose 'hem to land Castl h's Code, by which, lie supposed, it would be hell healer, for Englislimew to diem politically, triadic their limier atmosphere. 'there they were. buisever, anal he could nut be Ip congeal's ling them on the Agora y of the em libretto.. of the purest principl. • of freedom, justice, sisal heinanily, all of which were cumbioe.l in the name of Mr. Fox —(Oreof applause)—This was, therefore, a just set+ et of tromps- Isolation lo those oho admired that great man's eharac ter—the new year brought no other subject of coupe tialatitos with it. the Noble. Chairman, at as. early period sot the evenior, in speaking of Mr. nix, slid so Mile, but eunveyed so n:uch, he (Mr. Plae4unald) could soul help fur a moment formusg a wish shut his grave would open am! lemur.. him to the couutry. Great and invaluable would such a orate lie in such mot' as she preseue. But his fkelisags were imp intense to enable him tea brier with calmness such a spectacle as this 'poetry now presents. He well nut with priselenee view inth. citify she most be sotted, folly the much infaseialed : heeler, therefore, that he should rest where here were so cares to agitate, *so nits govereime sot to deplore. Good God! ham would his blood basil in his veins to see the passing events in the omits of Europe! Now ioeignsat Ise wuulml feel at wring a con. stitninuisl Kin: dragged (ruin Ins kingdom to the bar of there militate) , despots—(ehters)--en mower to them, for suoth, fur oh:: henious crime of 'Davin greeted to his peo ple, at their own request, a free Cm ggggg utton—a mite recommended to a part of that counery at • time wises it was necessary to wear Ile mask of deception. 2te stow, however, saw Naples threatened with inveseene, wills irdtiF ream, if not as participators in the lariat. There were some thine, attach even she nerves of eny Load Castlereagh were nutr i ent to. %Vitae! the suppoder of standing armies—the trauferrr of Norway—the el-rester of peep—die paditiotter of Saxony—the he trayer of Gum, amities! the faith of treaties—even be shrieks from the eon temptaliam of what is passing, mat stands aloof while the Question is decided whether elm liberties of the world shall be ai the disposal of three Aateserals. Wail oat thee Ilieble laud fostered every one of the measeires alluded to? Bet there might be reasons fur his pretreat coyotes+. Nampo his system of domestic policy has nut yet erlive•l at matu rity. Whet British Minister, who had may value fur hia head, would dare avow a participaii ssss au the •xrrrablas traffic uuw carried sou iu the Worries uf uatiunis ? Where was there airy uf this on the oast of our Got era. meat? It was awl la hi found at the mast brad of the Velvety, nor in the refusal to receive at our Court the Nea politan Austutesador sent to this coestmery. He moue deviously prayed, that the lightning of Heaven might blast Ike aims ef the aggressor, anal humble lo Ihedust • !Newt e so prim deb d. —(Cheers)—lt was must gratifying to the fiieuda of liberty to fiod, that the political changes ise Spain, P. rtugsl, and Naples, dill mot arise omit of may atssusJ disorganized philoso phy, trading to overthrow social order; 'hose chamezes had their basis in nneional ureter mod piuspertiy. 'prey conducted tio node, s write antiderattoa and temper. There was 110 rational olject of jesheasy or suspicion is tinsel. IYould he could wy su match for the other side of the queotiou! When the principle called " Monarchical" was spoke's uf, all the old exploded preiensiuns of sovereignty were revived. lie kites, not what else Ultralloyalises or Lovelies, or he did nut kerns what to tall them, would say to this, but if the same principle had beets acted gas is 1688 Mime country would be emu wader the ham anti imeediet r all Euterpe. Adverting 10 the late charges Isawielst leer Majesty, Ire übserved shat they had originated in conspiracy, and had been supported, Of attempted to be supported, by bribes, turd prrjue y. The ;rem:etas of eke measure correeisueided with its comm. uremeisi. It lead Ike a fled of the torpedo spun all why approached it. Primers of the blood format slide dignity—usiliisry writes forgul their ehivalsy—and cerium Nand Corals gare:up their uuderstsermlings to 'ha guidance of their ieteremet amid pa.sioirs. Tiw saga of the law, seam custuuted Its es post forgo laws (long may 'hey cominse so), Were nut altugesher oracular. Taw mitered prelates, for whom he ewer mined great rem; eel, were bewildered in the masea of 1111 l ralisy. They ran foul of tech 'ober iu there theulny, and hilt behiud them au anuessalues system of episcopal. puliiicu ethics.—(Loughiey.)—The Ministers of the Crown, the King's (*initiall advisers, brought in a Bill of Divorce for the idiot . ..of their Sovereign; bait whe timer it was, that the ghosts of Sacclii. Majucchi, Sec. lead Skied lwfore than char as else light of day, or that the lie dish bun hail roared through else empty *mulls Of the Tseesury, he knew not; but this be did know, that bevies first lensed rowel 1111 their favourite Divorce B 11, they ran away at list from their owe measure, and I. ft time Klieg milked anal exposed to all the dirt mid obloquy of such all obnoxious measure. But We was to some degree couteleracted by the loyalty and love of the siatiou -- They nude allowatere for the passim's, sow keel ep as they moat hare been by slanderers evil tale.beereis, mud only engird execrations loud and deep use Die men who had mineral the proceeding; but that people were called disloyal lay the hole Sialit rattsYS addressers. hedonl, why at this lie hue, if die hole anal curlier addressers were the only fe iambi a Loyalty, else laird have merry on she Moine, by ! The game is up wills it ; for they have hue., every vim se wooed anil laughed to aaura. He reinerish. red bay ing braid* romparistes made between English and Furtive sailors. A foreign sailor, le a stereo, fell ou li;s knees, mad prayed, while se Eriglash sailor , when in danger, turned to, waked haul, and erred the alsip. Thus hr would adv.se the people to Jo. 'they must Mil expect miracles to be worked be the it revue.' ; they must axe rt themselves, sod save she vessel. There was no hope of the courairy, video, Ow high*. was united with the middle dames uf mocieiy. The Hue Gen. airman, after some Isere tier übservatiellell usi she necessity of smitten,: all cl f society, cersiclutleal lay reusaikii.g, that whatever migisi be sought toe lay a few men, she Kier' body of the people were anxious for a mrelergie and now riot Moat Itmefurns. Avid he it r. meneleered, Mai Annual Parham...is and Usti I Seffrnee lied nut hens sought for WIWI all moderate de mends fur Reform had been repealeally refewth 'the people world be sat (shed if they saw the House uf Cum. mons es hal it once was, and what it ought to be—a cheek upon the maladninsisiration of Governinciat. The next toasts were—" Earl Grey, and our friends throeghoet Englandorho maitre in eke promeiples of &tense.' "The Foil of Kowlyn, and them geuelesara in Stoillmid who celebrated she memory of Mr. Fits." The Meeting broke up soon after 12 o'clock. g -d ,,0 -,0.-.•: . „ .179 0.- ___JII . ;