The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-02-14 00:00:00

from t,. T•erintr., ReitAft.)—Rh mtvild anent that • great ' , m h o " of pPrsllllll hid petitioned for the restoration of the Qutee''s name, but it was founded ow a: wrung impression that her Majesty had snifertti n deprivation of a right. if he mold be rotktritifel that it was a eight which was with. belt! f,.,t !her, vote for restoring hes name imm rdlat•-ly. 1111'iA•on far dissenting from the pre•eat_ nut futindrd Ott tlo? letter to the King, or deg a nswers In Addresses. for Ihtnteh he reprobated Ada, yet he thunght Oat was taut the way is which the House of Cunt.., axon% un;- , Ji I t mark their opinion of thou. eqpressiuns; I,„ t I:' v ..,undetl himself cm Ibis, that her 7411Ajesty had refused it mediation or /bat Itoure, and r e f o s o a taking any stepq towards asi accommodation. She bad put bertelf o . her trial, and mast ran the risks consequent on inch conduct. Turing,. he might !whops think t h a t n o enough had been proved to warrent a Cr?.,, thee o f guilty, yet sufficient had been sheen to pre. wort him doing soy thing to call upon his Majesty la aM any !Moe that nottld bald her Majesty op to the country our greening Queen. Thai was his honest *Onion, and be believe&shm it a strong opiniiirkof that kind were expressed that H .war. tt would 'tea to the (Filet of the tumidity —r Mar, hear !••••1111(1 h.: b. breed, notwitlivaniling all .., l oc h he bed te ac d, that what find slres.ly here done had gtAseflie in that w'sy.--(tfear, hear, hatr.)—ln 1814 he ha/ viprisowd !novel( very *vyingly Nu the subject of 1y diffreeures it. the Royal Family, aid. be thee . .. • - . - ' dial of the conduct let ib. ir •111•I . _ ._.lditlir h'aht 3 sa mil , 1 lyropriety, w h e w She demised esi!e, seriet.l morals, sod ,aruliPed.4l l : ll eiet then *as a kited of previous quest ts,, wlliFiltoare .it• to. w a %Imol on its awn greeted', Wittiest• teTerf see - to what bed Mused sloe, yhe,, eremite of her alejesty's same Gobi the. Litorge, might lead bin, to a differoot Apnelostoo frdm that which be had formed apes lite motioo. He took a review of the argoment nylon the iyorst; i l/ 0 of hi" laid before the House by lite Ilottearaisle ' eik#ier for Oxford ( Mr. Wetherell). He wituld vial Termini" there elite of the measure, as spook that point he hail 'uts . rinafal. He thought !bet the real typestinn bad never been fairly' grappled with, out even in the iliscomiona of that everiag. He expreeaed the extreme diitrest and iliffienley he felt fa " differing from tie optelohs of pis Ifion. Friend the (Member . lee Broather, whose uprightesndiet, lutirpendenee . of 'As: taster, pore morality, and true piety, must give his opinfathl great weight its thit Home. He eljakt,nist fall I. with thy argsmeests of expediency set up by 'bis lion. Friend. If lie - should concur with that. astottnenl, it would lead bias to the 'Antiurban of this prhretylle, that the con •ityiest ot petit essistabilted by the . talatarrate evidence of a trial, coudneted no the ;rarest end abiltadest principles of sobstestiat justice, could Make no deferrer-1r al to the pro priety of emir /ding all the honour sod respect doe bulb° purest aml most vietwons of Queen.. What them was to become of the decision of that majority who sat, and in the fair" exerche 'of candor anti honest insperlis. lily, voted for the mogress of the Hill of Pains and Peatilties ?• VW odvestinsr of her hilleafyl galls-me In nocence was poi in issue by the mottoes t .the majority of her former Judges having left a cosviction of their epistoler. 0 her guilt, he was al . ie toil Iht that Oiroluide spots wide% after lissi, the House could beoaked to require lie motion. bis Majeaby yo place ber at the bead of female society is ms, and trailed that this•euaotlej. - Admittiog the ems/teat of anginal isepro- I to inislh,Opslog 'sots : typed" in ollOihiittg Ileolotor ' a Istaseniablectannetioo of her exp - reused epees the Allikelst Wecitril gibed sweceeded. Heriefeoded tberoasisteaty in th e La o 4 3 ,, .. of bialpterhes sod votes now sod ou a foram occasion wheel his opinions on the this mmatton was diecussed. Ue did cot believe in the __......... Tente. axnett is " expedierecrof the proposed measure now in its likelihood to s elP,r vee tnt Y the „ resent Pettit Ilk country into a state of peace and traormillity;•.he. im . " ..... ... of the "... did not think concession likely to brittle peace or tontatety poli T ipte Or actinic ,. meat.. They bad to consider whit principle they were liloely by that Hon. Gtetie. .to iulsfhles Alltdoehat advantages world probably be taken by , edn . t. not " nn. , compile*. Nusbiug hod praised ti. the conduct of the Quarto janet e st . the Qnees to sissw her Mares. lie reeeth se highs. distamtios. front Mat . ; . i e jt- oe . . .: - 11selptitte her, In tit. deepest homage House. If they gave way, he knew serfatirw Ilsey.coold refuse i yl4 .. ' A ..." . /of diaayani to her. Bet in ° ff. si l li t sc ePPl'cl"suu• If lhfl rolitar.l l l4enlY homage is . .., ~ s. , , . .. tbe fti „ .(;. . ntieulau itenreteett their ail hedral• at:4 chapel., Mud, was these err sacred in. .. -.s • • 4 ,1 ' II - . what wasendted by the advocates S l ar s c. /"lticc• at 1 0 'wept her frog Ibe right of mixing bee claim to a reardreee in owe of lees? Wily 'should - • :ally motioar , • the coothism of Mr. Barker, and elmoatatima whte expressed on She oerwhence of an "PI suppose that such a deem Kuhl 1101 be sciled ?.--- . mist difairwl eentitnent brlerrets Kg Mail hit .... r IVaa there any thin in her condo from the time else - left Si. Omens to the present nutmeat, to lead to. a belief the; Kilesente, Mew fit them that 'i s nut attend to their • histractioas no a -'• . - 5 . , wee ha felt that be she would neglect may opportamity ~of esthete far' boat email not do let i f t. ,l lo the eral•ititerests of the sigh" Its which she held bonne to be emitted .? Was the r e i cia , „ . ."et pillar of the of - roothitte its her refloat to es* alba, opportinsity afforded by 61 •1 041 " -ds ' i bt . 0 ,7 — v r tit oats ge sad got Wiser of asempirsit fr om the •inapity oitis at least sad out as a • . so ► ye( • p • .„,-.1.- ? " s, gate which mig h e .by„ , se ma t ch honour se at pressor , and try - fide* she Imola hove mettilatiow fs - , zeio . het _ res. ~ deem it . he ter , eeeeeety these sermiC horpeif and the asontry tbe torract of that in tonate tk i t y i i , preee p reoe „, „„bli e opinion guoce opy, a' VOW, ethktresoisist stehad to as °mewls, infeceoce l Was there any .thing its her letter . to-, the Sumweigo, oe is the *Ake typiaMS.solsposiste it to he on that *WC, was oo . • ly arid Jtarlissly founded as to render any chank is "' P S" 1 . 411 .." 4 "••••• wilieb.,lo4ooll4l induce , the Hawse ' fllephrbablo, Myst he ' really . believed that many warn. sta he btlillre dial s h e "u l d nut °vitt )seceelf of she erupted ded awiy,lay prejudices and systematized. deltision m sle e•" • •• 46 .- """ 1 / t h eir . owe Pc l D• 6 1 100 Welsh - W . IMO ...._...._., sod ...iniuse tents ninth they wood _ stem ...". in her claim ihr all the dtgaitiee dam toe tlie seat tit. s ', l a den s e nd fame very j i & mu g j e d geneut . li e OW' filaseen, • out Oleeptbsc her shawl titr the swims a. •, itesobelllisat the Hoarse wood do its duly, however, witherit .' 0 4m 10111 4• 1 Sr .she otratlnhaiata ? The oednery mat ogle ".:, lityped to what should be thought of thews.. He cypaleosldd Pulp to the questiow. .Sarrly seam somaderalkot Salle Edhollegality of the mastodon of her Majesty', osymjei pod due to the eh larosios of the colonic?. He eolia Itheolditt that the House ought not to l ater Oly eluded ifissida . fabssamst"hfdeelsehat Mat/ Waif' . . tt: _ _ . ... ._ ._ . -. a id lityro.yield : Astiti ..4. !. girths petwersel-a••• — • - , nud•be thouittit .ich of the leritalibet ,us. t h •II ehoolorbe ealtioe opals the Howse' the proper •oy to • r •tr• Ibmigh tbeyosight remora arroeg. generally s Tipsy Waked oa Ibe proaretitnespinst the Queen as of political persecolion,aatt they fell coniineed of ibe of that sespicion, been uee of Mil emosoire umi • her Whim* is the Liturgy. Let the mime be rest t ♦ t , s. pug of keg popularity rook' in all pr • . 1 . greet objection nrged iigaiisal it wait e '..'"i' .4 ' a party qaestion, and it was felt to he a . p6ltik# )9 r Oat to coatede any thin. Hut the truert beeitsqi Jay 4is ap. PitioltaamisautliA retracmtios of mot. As to its being a .artymnestiou. inisters were is no clanger isa that grband. tiplitid been out-voted oa the Properly Tax suit other loossorm of considerable importance, mid yet retained their $ phostsood so they untold if they should Odd or be out voted oa this motion. But he w c not bound to consider . sorsa& remote contingencies. They had a great public slaty to perform, which, for his part, would compel hint to vete for the mutiny. he fmcipie or ineoreate, housur or - dWinee. To reinnve her from that tight troobi Terptire d" 'Oros! Bill, which her ad. 'orates were itt truly to declare ought tierce to be paned. Still he was Of ',Onion, lint, as a wafter nixtpediency, he wmekl ropparf,l4 esstion, and give his vote to aid of the demands of a large majority of the people. Mr. BRIGHT iMPPorted the at i t ida • Aldersuiru.Oßl DG pas otregtioioa that it would be de. great's( to religion to rertore her Majesty's name to the Lousily, after the exposiere'of her condor*. The treaties beteg. loudly culled for. the boon dieidad, when there appeared Ayes Nun 298 Majority against the Moijoe... 120 ?BP. GRAMPOUND.DIRFNANCHRIOWENT On oar re-admissive into the Gallery - tie - House was in * Commence on thus BM. -The drones were screed to liner • few observations made by Lord John !loosen, Mr. Davies Githerti Mr. K. bfertio, and the Chancellor of the Eache qwer. • Sir E ENATCDFIL'IL said, he would take this Apgar. Sanity of stating, that if t he present Illetalleft *ln 'carried, to isy claim oo • similar oicsedon occurring fir 'the city .f ali!grw, which had.lso,eooluhvbilauts, agirtgad ( wide"' opportunity of once in It years of raiding any kind of • Repress:itemise to Partimergt. The House resumed, the Chairman reported, and the Report was ordered tp Iw taken into'farther consideea lion no Friday sesinlglo, and the Bill to be printed. Lard MILTON argued agniost the else which had been • mrsiseof-dic. Henkel tolotereatiosts on the instruelintes which he hanceired from his Bristol constituents respecting the Irish Compeer:tat Propositions and the Catholic Question, . ' :which werseurcs were, about she time of his making the obaetwations quoted by. the Houourable Genilentan (Mr. Wilmot), et.enitig• under discotsion as slut House. If the • iluttoontile 'Member wished to know Mr. Burke% real opi • winos ou a quiesti.m similar to that b. fore she House, Ict him read " Thex;ltts on the pretext Itisenetents," and he • ecetultl there find the opinion which Mr. Boole entertviocul of the probable coosequences of difference% between what he • emoted "an taitfeSSIIIC house of Conlio r ms Aw l a p et iti on . Mg people." Ile thought the House would act wisely to wild I Fekliion fur the restoration of the Queen's tannic im ibie I. those of almost ail she rest of the nation. liz a ' - Ite.T.' AND would, tribes convinced that the pelf -11•811011111 se Itetteral le their character, and !be uniformity of prifiseilds which had been reps... Armed, gladly consent to add the Potelies of sic House to Otter of the rontiery at Leyte, se treunametided by the lion. Member for Yin kshire. Those Petition% came from parties not the beet qualified to give the most jatbeioue opinion on stub a stel•jeco. 'lie rum reseed the t hruster pact ui the Petition* to have striates from the felllllll.lef of 4 1. relish and uns. tiled elate foto %%Inch • time politic mint! had been tbruwo pre•ittottly 10 she joltplooloc • of Pe t yeara-sh•t tool gives effect and floury to a technic, wißeh be would bone of she last penmen tnetc ev was generous swehitobte lit tt-elf. Initmot proper to influence ilicir derisiou sea the nose . Of •Il the inolools which fend yet loco Wrought before l'arliainent, this was one „r Use mush t i n. - portant, oil amino of Bse pi oiciple ji iitrolvs d. by *l.lO she fionour of lhe CrOWD, an less than itso altimeter of that fludet was Ilifelg' to be •Impliested. Ile woo coessostecil, however, Nap-piltalte &piglets would follow the example art by elicit decision to whichever stale limy should n o chem. It less out simply the point included in she mea sure to •hiett the no.tion boas referenre which estai to he tried. • The question was, whether the Douse would %votive an Infisence in direct etc advise - ller Croara— ,ait if SO, WII. titer t h ey would deem .thi• • proper ocemitett to intrefere, its • oilier In imtnete She Grown in a oil..lraw an magenta° *hull impli , sl a couriettoes sit Oat. after s hied commtweed and proceeded .in according ' 0 the ..Aintit.t twit:espies ut . justice? After all the disgraceltil ciicomstancrs which had transport' in the ruttier of those 'rem...editor, were, ibe advorotes of Hee l motion pr. word to .10 elan., dial ate hl ...tie tumid attach to liar Majesty which ci.tahl rrsmonably preveut her films i ar1..11, awl the Hope. from ersmicy, s proof of She I most pert', et homey, 'which could be mod Iva Quern of 't the temet onienoeSchrstinorality and rime? • here wad -a -I degree of step. et supposed to be dee-to• het firiat Mateyo; r^ -~- . ~- ~-. Mr- fIROGDEN bseatglit up She Report of the Qiieen'a Aonsity Bill, witch oseagrreet to, sod the Bill orderoul to be read to-tilt/flair Okla day). • 't THE MA WESTER MEETING. Mr. 11013110125 E rose to- give notice, for his 11 et-able Colleague, in ahmsice, that ye vets J, on the irellt of May seat, make a motion 'relave fia''ilee pro rieslings which took place at Manchester on thel l lBih of Anguit, • The alai ISCELLOR of the VXCHEQUER totOttzht iw Pill for continuing the preartit deities ea Malt, Sugar, Swrita, hr. during the year 1121, andalm e•oismitew.Blll fur continuing the deities on Tobacco anti- Ilwaltuelf.hey erre arrerally era.' a fest time. The CIIANCELLOR of the EXClitlittallEff,rpteenttr4 l l the Report of the Coutiotieetun ere appointed iftectelltitie.Arti of Parliament for bothitrtg•trete atteretter,' which sits whited to be printed. The other OrthettAdrilbe Day were thee disposed of, and the Howse adjodittlirlit 11A11.F.PAIIT ON£ O'CI.OOK to this say. r -- . -a.- I.'l -1.-1N I • . L0N1)04% , WEDNESDAY, ,FaitievasT IL• ism • Sitife Ate rejection of tht enattett.coa of tbe fiCIIVIVINed motion, a few years since. far is coos litigation . 14 Abe Property T:er,i. Pi:titione have not seen presented to Pailiament in such abundance as at the present moment. They are, night after night. poured upon the table of the House of Com mons from every part of the empire, 611 concurring in this, universal prayer, that her MAJESTY'S name should he restored to the Litergy. In receiving Petitions to this elf,et. a very considerable portion of last nigh was occupied, and occasion was thence derived 'din and again 'to discos, the momentous . Auctili gf the power assumed by the Cabinet y Corm - tts degrade the QUEEN, by erasing the name . . ;of the second member of the Royal Family from .. its phir is the public prayers of the d ehurch. The very remarkable and no liss imPoint fact was again i‘sisarrted, that in consequence of the ex clusion of the Qualm's name from the Liturale ; J the people refuse in many parts of EitginintAn pt.( tend the celebration of divine service, according to the forms of the Established Church ; and 'no won der that such should be the fiset.tefor who that. en- tertains a limper senor Of the solemn sacredness that beloligi .to ihe Christian 'elision, can ern iireie to ilia the celebration of its divine service r, 1 tainied by the presence of political animosity ? This it a inatter of very serious importance. The infltreawe and numbers of several vets seceding from ' lbe.Eilitllshedehurch have of late years increased to a very alsrming degree, and who that loves the Established Church, and wishes seriously for its dignity and security. can view without apprehen lion the operation of any circalinstance which is calculated to drive the pet.sle from attendance upon the Established Churches ? This evil pro bably was not contemplated by the Ministers of the Crown when they megnautiniously condemned ,the Quitan.mithlrut tria),;ood in the spirit of jus .tice.4nifhoorcioniriction, decreed against her the Visnisbcoeilt 6f *degredittiimi. • - .I,:, r l rhe kirroarref.coatioteefitiikug determined that I' ii 7 6 .4 4 .10500 s, Bp , , 1t a. rr be Liturgy; ngs Mild{!. The motion was seconded by Mr. TEE SYSoIII, who is already favontabiy known by en in 'remain pamphlet which he published upon the taeatment of her MAJESTY. It was also support ad by Mr. %Vit. {Mt teacz, • Gentleman whose general character and Conduct in this particular ease had rendered hint a. host. in hinsetlf. The Iltiottee drifted at a late hour, when there apprur• id—For the, motion 178—Against it 498—Majo ' ritrogaiint kiteAtotiou. 120.. • • The question of Parhomentary .lieform was in the els,* Of !sat uiglit incidentally agitated in 'the' 1194011tEr.00001.00 0 , upon• the presenting of ,se-- eenstArtaitions referring to this subject. The ne i • • Aumity of sonst.Reform in . the Fftpresentation of litraeople.seenis to he ever - *day more and more generally relr throughout .f.ht coootry, mid we ars .persuaded that the measure has .. ribtoined, even in the.Hoose of Commons, an ieconsed number of advocates, while it is pressed with more fervent • seal than ever by those who have long evolved their sentiments at bring favourable to the principle of Reform. Every one knowi that' Mr..Pirc early in life distinguished hitless-1f by the eitergy with -which he adepeuted the cause of Parliamentary Reform ;. but tin seal he did not yield to Lord CASTLEILI4GIII, who commenced his political ca. 'err with the avowal of Monitor principles. The possession of power maile.aposiates Of both, and,: like all renegudoes, thought it netemory to prove the riaicetily of their elsoversion by their •intolersuce of the sentiments whit* they 'found into he their interest to abandon. Tke proof of Lord, casvt..R. 'MAUR'S rally approval of Parliauneotary Reform wax 111,1 nig n. presented to the Hoarse by Mr.. H01111 . 0L112, who produced sundry Resolutions, very wrongly oulvocsting the tiecessity of such a measure, and bearing the signature of the Noble ' LoeuH t ieesrtf, Hi. Lordehip. seemed to feel sorely the *Oct of this unexpected production, and vainly exerted -his ingtinsity to explain away its force. Sir 4.0111 t NEWINIfirr, olio 'had. watched the whole • . , course. rof the Nehlr Lord 4 o politicaf career, bore tee yummy to his apotimey. and vettli . ft Ovlrnail7 The name of W. lit wits en d in par Report of MON. of roamer, that produced arrextranuilinasy (though • SIP filite/Wltlir* lesun,luexkvi or Ire. cell ( % m a w , for R e al ce), ua 1 4 „d j o t.. R unr ir. , perhaps but • • momentary impreseinia upoii the awnei.. I. Moose, denounced the telstlelit)r,a iris Lordaltin's The election of 4reser.trtiix for the connty 1 " 1 ., 1 1 1 ..,t e !M1.. th reitieniug io bu' i r!liibe th e stability ' of .Wicklow 4001; piker •lis the j _,. ute•gintisb Cbitob4ibtms' by ip -Mr. JAMES GRA'CTAN wrs returned withoutoppo- ethe.costirietice.thot , ciuglit.fo unite Par ameut with, . • We ate concerned to see the Grit of . flawanik, eutOrdiy the dmintc were •clored at the East . b in d Gttip t, of cork-street t sketelt of him ' buor,4lo dotiver the Pors-r of the in the Al fast night. Tin' failure i ir :,i,- si tty,•„sph.jWorentori. cath. ReAtiveige felt.. by .tise'MlENNlasid NAlgitY 0111 i Priory nit • 4,014•1. C..DAlATtirti.ef—kr. vitet roil...fibesweis. • • •• • • . - ,-• . Utley's, 4•46.1, and . ~. _ - GRAND FXIXATI . AN V.#RNWA& . At :RHEUM (*SSA HOVEL • . A notion. • iry . Wr..4.4 had Opera called it, has long prevaileJ; dud obiaiOs peaty getterallYs we believe, at • the present nionient, thist 41ae FAINP bah, either from cointrituf I habit (nr body,- we • mean), or from rultiOnnt 'custom bulled' by na tional inamiero, 'or . Ironi the influence 'l4 thututi, Or of education, or of hotli, are • pen, le particu larly untitled far the enjeyment of; the gay festivi ties of a Carnival. or Masquerade. That this is au erroneous opibiou, an eutertatnnsent .if this deScrip: lion at, which we were present • on Mondry evening , afforded abunchint 'prise; and those who, - lahnoring under that . deinabm,, weir induced to attend it with those antieipations which such an impression was calculated to produce, must have Bland theimelves preeably disappointed. On th a t e ven i n g took• ace at the English Opera-Howie the Ann Of a series of Grand Masquerades, nluch we understand have.beeri arranged for the present scssun, in bum- • ble imitation of the Venetian Crriiival. The dolls we re opened at half-past ten o'cio.k, and about hirlf-paut eleven a proty numerous conipany bad assembled. Over the Strand entrance the word "Carnival." in plain illumination lamps, letila pietk. tog effect, which was much heightened by the arched rows of variegated lamps vesper:dell from the roof of the passage leading into the rheatie, • which presented a truly brilliant and 'pleaded scene. The whole area of the pot was floored over to a level with the stage, and, in c tttttt extria . with ii, formed in extensive ItIOMEII3de. At the extreme end of the stage a small temporary stage wies erected, with a scene et the back, preserning r very pleasing view of a Moorish fortutied city ; in frost was as orchestra, in which was placed an elegant band of Music. At each side of the ordinary stage (the wings hiving been removed) was a brilliantly illu minated arbour, in One of which woo the celebrated military hand of lin Royal Nightie* the Duke of Gluucester, and in the other an excellent Pandeasi band; on either side of these were erected Swiss •anti Italian cottages, tasteful/ fitted up fur the purpose of serving reireshosientaes— From the roof over the centre of the stage were suspended two large chandeliers inrined of plain glass lamps, which, with the festoons of migrated . lamps, which were hung in profusion over the wings, produced a most agreeable light. In the part of the house eumatonly occupied by the audience, in addition to the avoid lights, a lard tient star of coloured :amp* was placed in front of the gallery, and of the central box in each tier, under which another musical baud was disposed. • ICtophoxes of the dress circle were reserved for If/amino* and masks; ifleother tiers, with the gal-. 'lvry, were appropriated to unmasked apeCtators of the motly scene beneath thew, and we're graced . numerous and - 'brut yr:Mir ""-Vii entsiersed 011 fanner IteeasiOda. Maur of thrift, tat); displayed a considerable share of that adroit. ; De's i n ebeiOns characteristic strokes of honiOur Atom severekof the maskers, whoa) they subjected • to the test• of their ninny, which constitutes one of the Chief ingiedieots of so entertaitimmt in mss. gneratle. The following are sinking the characters nittch came particularly bar notice: . -.-Two .isoden.beeled tletrkgatiss. whose awkward gambols . excised the attention of e couple of .exceedingly C10w.,, whose perseverance in ontioyeng them with their grotesque huinours, soon chased the discomfited 'bellies of the molly vest into . retirement. To these succeeded* third, who me quitted himself with coneiderable grace and agility as he trip Peel in south ofa Culasobitee. Of this last- . named character there was u xreater vonety, and :among, them men, who danced with much . gene& and spirit, but to noise of those would the moray' king permanently attach Inunclf. Flail -• dozen' .fresti-wnte.r jailors, and a 'Naval Lissome/W. f .-tire' ) ply reply in the potter of the latter to ere to those . else accosted him in the lauguagt of his profession, • sots a bow. and a smirk; &wit t hree. of .the ssilori *ere so miserably deficient of wast4ieal eleng, that t' they were soon pot hors cr creme, by &spruce young ' itiidshipmen, who stock as close to their sides as .pitch to their trolisera, until he fairly tired them out. A listsser Writer, without spurs, afloat the neighing of a horse would have terrified into.fiss, sod - to whom the sound of a charge would have • . bee) Willi destruction. A little dapper know; unapt. We believe, for • Frock triscur, but a good personification of a cockney birber. A Dom Giovanni, without either • Spectre or • Leporellti, who roved in wan its quest ofa Zerliso, whispering soft nothil into the ear of every female he en- Countered, at without the whim:bon a more than • laugh or a crack of. a fan in return. A tßetislis and Bel/mart of the punch, who vied tlee• following YES! 0 YES! " LOST or STOLEN away from the neighbourhood of Cottoniraeden, newea'valeablitorigival Malian Image', lately la hi ailiabaiiot amoag the virthoua Lords and Ladlrs of thtskrest City! 'Whig got up in the moat coolly style, sad Seethed a naatehhlas oroduetietsi whoever will realm* them . lantheir diseetanahola Owners 'hell be Itanditoiseky nrourded. " God wave the Kau( !" This was geuetally follows:it by a cry of 'f sod • the Qneen." acrd three cheers. A Pilgrim. of the Duly Land, with a fair . Notice tinder irs grip, to ,whont he was moat tisksidnOns in eitforeifig his ob. servations on the glittering pumps mid rauiurs of the storonucling µrue. This was a Kona mode, mild seeastal, to detect niSay of his aCtiurintsoce nu dim. i garse, whom he contworti to puzzle mild annoy by the repetition of a varist7 of putplocing truths. A „pretty (tipsy Girl. with •s lideitet tif•well-se- Wettll ballads, or - which 'are - se4 ou being • • ••••••.. • •• ••• - thob i slit. *nil still think., 'hitt a gre•lt *lied to het Majesty wis not in he jui•ihi lie etH4d titiVek to that cans,. nine wltkrll.46w p ailed. lie !Pas ckrlroes 1141141% Obittient, bat he callii slifiktrk Otters like lot present was not alkidOWetwt oteiret .filir."oll4Rl4l 9 (ottGelaray) opposed I • rteit l he mut iui ''""C enatilAled ..its if ha,l.heriei elle ''• . leer Ntijrity'. name •t T lathed to eipresa hi , !"•- 'C.V"' be hsdrweerreil whin eo r sf . • y with 'tries - ufdeliverind 4ton/seta*. ' • Alfreeed friutt lie,peetit Member for,Er•Ottoer. He tlintirMlhe r• tire in porOaropinieit reentometideil f irs,. • most Tatar otte for the 'loose tot 11/rusher hid Rekitowledged diet the some grag7tw - siV;ha - teiteMt.eef the r;val puthority. He busted ntr liD Poll boe.lisjewty all. that perroaraLte•Pro 4 wv.11 1 6.; . mil ...„ • .slgii H *veld not ruffer itself in be swayed by the moor hi which her 'station would, under other e'restet. - eh* ' i. of th eir proceeding i n teeing the theatre, at about .:Itelf- post, elate', ere .ishassareg of those who were generally found advocating stances et cundurt,,celit be her. • SIT JOHN N•Ia.WPOR,T supporimil__, tie wit.% and con , tbie plielkstiar ig ,•► .. . .inst— a tolerably' •'. ma losiger form a subigoct •fer f ..I numerous : company already as- . sweeping plane of R•foren, and taking tither measures to Amiability popular toilet lice in that House. lie II Omni newer 'limn", in complus with noir whet* of the ca l mly", the ee. o wns * * in the flouse of restitutions; belt iiie . *catbird ; and a edustant acccemott of fre.h itriirala tanglement of peditimiLpegggebers with the futons of the este- . • ..I i s ! _. 3 a s uits , _ to the flo a pontinued to swell the number . Omit about half- ito see that !loose so coeitituted asi that it rhould only • set ve to register the edicts of the prpislace.—(flear, Afar, bl'ilied "brielrAlle ogernhasetwird the House to adept she • " 11 . 111••• • ••••••••77, • i - -. . • '' - • •• . . . . ti 1 . "• .1/10iirlit as a gleam - bileargsatitig tie t ranqui llity of the eons. ti ao r _may olo gy er . gi,it e r . ..,„„„„a . , . one, P h an the house arga:ex.„enge y crowded. end " Question.) i 6 77 . , a seaskaamaileas raptly ,t:it clopeati'rers, many m r , WI LBES&ORC E exlgai"d• try, which would cieverlitkosttlad until the poian ill deputes . • , .. ra nd, wed est, , , at :,..t.41.11.314T grooofopilli4Ml i bat lanti - Minirt eta bees ' -4110614 bt colicedv • • ' t....l..aiipa ..• - o p,„ • Oeiele--wane well owl aptritegity Initolised ; ~.. patsenuitts of dm o t o • ri o,i. i q ui t or ridly* s o r: ' - 44e.AILAVZNIIOST 11/inftefin-slin-usinimire on onolly in ti teogPer. It "arid" .. 4 1 1 .111 , 4111* •• , • loony 4 the eionspany, lifillpient, seemed i ,• .Ithe guilt of the-laseco.. ~the, time of tritiiinz het - dime 44111161 Wilik:ketif?4A„ t•lii_ .4orpgro to •011•ile hill ihr•"l M if f • t — aro to 'derive a greater sheet of eattertsigestmut Irons ' ' f Vt : _ p o e ' t oulioitii4tqle . iteei ' • ' ,• 1. Prom the Linger', they.° i not to bate . liken 11 , at tne:lud tip alter 11, because of fkentleigine• MAW . k . . • •. • . ofigerkiwg their sense ace conduct. Ile knew of no pre- the Addrceeell. ' • .10* •.- out§ e ff orts of !blase stlio.c l*nnturs feed loc. •- • • - • eept uf rOlgiow which tallith' out to 'crisis from pix)itig Mr. IV. LA MB insisted ow the legality of the' orniesion name to its place in the jAraity 4 . cult ••.. . ~ 1 Oink. ,alimilligelj o it et at t paatlk i lt 4 cep" her thsegigho might he supposed to Rise Roue astray originally. He argued it / 's fr om the statute and all the pre- bi e m em b e e s opeeelytittutaidid )111 *daises ~,,,. Niigata and most correct . . . • . front the path •uf rectitude. R el i g i on ought to be exempt tracing. TI M ' Act which prescribed the pricer of the • ' I*-r " --- 'Theoldcomplaint ~ bre' itiFai aldose of the state of • public i girt, so for inidvey .. .. • , from silt' tincture or appearance of acrisruguy or cruelty. CII)Wit as iii - Wilerelioats in the Liinrgy, only embodied .- gunner ' with , ' '. i •• dominos, might, perhaps, with reagent. be reitrwed; The pulpit was the last . plume to which political humility the spirit of the old law, which did not admit •f . any . 1144 •° •t , ted Ws to iir nut/ Chiatipeittat • but, we must say, that a much larger share of wit ,ii * M ehl to be allowed &COY,. He really believed that 4 was claim of right to be 'prayed for on behalf of the Queen. bl y 4•lo4 in a constiitational . aid molly manner, end good humour among that branch of the cow- .. the offence arainst this principle that the eaves wiss.iir- list apposite "artier would !tad to the establishment o phe the propriety and prudedise.4 yielditig some- • debteellorthe greeter pail of iter popularity. .The.palslic, of that right - giingli-011 rircurogtauce., whether of crime s hi m . to. the strongl y -ex p ress feelings of the 'pony fell under our observation than •we have ..,__...L. •§.......1..i.e ........• =rms._ tr.tkorallo: fill ridnAl_, The. .s. :..... ' ivaniait• ne .I:i ,ll. v.imds.n. a.. ...nail AAt_ - a. •.._._ witnessed on former occaelous. Mania* of them_ eked. with somatianthie liar*; as* foW smirk willows with much arch and plityful knower, and danced with tprightlitires and rate. Thit was onie of the hest smelts' we my 'for the elude- a:the evening. A lair Adrift amt a ltenittiful Quakers's attracted great attention; as t'd also st vety lininorous • grnuiii, ennsientig or an Iris* /tent maker, Nit Iris', ii'oshroomort, and art Iris,/ Baskeiscornan. A Kni,ilii, tlia cuinplete suit of pttlighed bratcscale armour, will) : a been tifill het: ' met white plume. elm called lAmittt •• ;,, l e i f the li'N's men of metal 's 04 Es/nierrice; and osie half ditto (the latter havitig forfotley tig..cou-• veal the lower half of his English dills 'Work' 'utl ' apgropriate cotering), slated with miist etlTYing' astoonilioneof at the gay weene in winch they folio themneivis f or th e fimt- ti.tor etigoged ; but iicu'r having remailed fixed in one spot for it teii-i•114a• lite time, the o n e became very 'retire iltz.icii •k the uncoiling of giiiintrogrr% (.4 c 4,11011) to nl'i , c ,4 , which he carii..ll unit... his anal,. itii;4l..t4e ogler, - nits; I mach sivavoy, i wall a groove ...f chi'isinev-twe'ep-' era in a dance. .I)iie 01 - Mr.Citous's men teltibited p very curious intokey of the enuslleA kind. which hie' had taught le perform a gte.t o:Pit-Ty of snack. An inland /itchingl ill. joined in a'slonee ejth one' of the anvils, which he eptecuted Wait great, itta . and cleverness. A' Rupr:duatier 'lscifinlettstra:ViLi r linty of ssioni4lig4 el olutioue.pe 41);:e . . I. 2 • and a (*vitiate,. displayed :ntatsy• .. amusing pleignt.af.liatt fs:reiii, „7"iii i ,;,.. distributed aiming the cOmputiy 'cards tinier- . .. Listing purport : ' .... -4 )tiate . ' .' " fly orilei of the Msrqnis Or, Carsbw.! - . il . 24- 91 , 5 cation! Mr. Mathews sill pi Offfinks, anteregfiiiono ',' . numerou.ly intruded Astrat k ilits tt:t ihisTioikttoi. •ot • -i, the snoods of March. leatoo4Vihniteg. my ; pai l ' rider ' ' • Bowie, Niug's Mesa!!" • • , .' 1,44,44 A man dres.ell as i countryman in tt,ivngrnet's. •. frock, hut withont a mask, intoning*? the glove a l .: . , ~..lr' , sod had a set.to with a uses Ageutirellf-ditirsittg ''''. without a domino, in a black muds, who, tiftie-A' little sparring, putsing_its a trytuctuloitas-utirlicl, threw up, his visor, and to the litelt4ll;sible ..ionaat of his opponent, disclosed the. wellAsien feet iifis .f Jock has fall, rid, iinniotkerefy resigned .114 gloves. A Clown ill-to kit) it long Ind, apirtteii et/ -to with the hunspkin ; they rollout-4 it io tole rable in le. till both were fairly tired gut. Aliothe,r. good set-to Nib/seed between two extretnely well made active yousgrenen of light weight. Zekiel slid. Cicely lloatesyme,'. tiosk awl Jesse thiiiinsd, um) many unit/ rustic twoOris. ger . . e their ecstatic surprise and delight ittpe,kiste ' • , of the evening. , vinous grouper o • ~„.,. • - '' Mortis, 'Turk., Albanians, And*, ti, ' ' 1 w... .••- y.; • trytnen, Hower 104111, or g i rls: •,• ' •: a. • ~. non-deectipts,• tilled up toe. sefue . of .414 p, • was 14. • '. 4 i .- -!'). , 4? One of the rooms behind the first Cis44ll,Alsis was appropriated forgoodriliesehieh were fiamby a very excel/mit boud.and stone excellent9itarPttAo,, tlattEing was g.erfornsed. by many of tba:Ja.lidotta whb repaired thithe r at dilrikot..periOdi dieing thge • N coulee of the eve ning. , .j , . ~ i About two o'clock the slipper p 0.4 mug s rind the . -.• lagta and vprenthil.saloon of this-theatre, nuitefully illuarinsted, was thrown open, and discovered (tee ...-: • liiiM“ of tables, Eaid for one 'tfletisand uersons. I r 4if About four initiated sat di/ea./it estetper.:wh,teh. at - - half-s-guitiea Al bead, including spurt of wt.*, was _ superbly furnished. coosisnng of evety variety of t. I- void ditties. oath pastry, coglectiostary, stud jellies poly. jtvery Ansi: : tp•_=:great oftwiosio The mods ~ irete costly onei...4.fivare„• . ' .12aellent, the • table wroainesits splendid ' 'w 11 4 . eso*Sgeih*P"‘ellt - - . 1 . * and tkir attends/ice prompt.' . - The whole did infiiiite credit to She taste and management" of •Mr. kV 11.4AUS, ehiefilutasjo , • this 'part of theintertninment. The DokeiciOtWou. ter's band performed a very choice • wiectron if airs during the supper. Townrote the• chow. they introduced the "-Duke of York's' ,Ilorck," which was raptigromily applauded, we know not why Afterwards " God save the If ilt ,, " "" called flirt ' and playt.4, the computiy stand ' seg and joining' in the words of the tong, nod at its conclusion ilic " 'Krau s e healtheas drunkavith cheers: , tine xis. was then repeated, ea we understood, fur; the Queen, and at the close of it some little dissect eta msno fested by some of the eunspeiry drinking the Xi Na, and others the QUEEN . ; no farther unpleasant oc-r currency, houtvrr, WA -place,,-but the -baud cosichilled the performance . •.ofl Al mappmotimia *lt • 4 Nate Brimming," after which the company , reunited in the Hall of the Thestee,wherethe datuca 'int, which conttnued . ie every - variety of 'reel, fit!. ✓oalotry dance, waltz, and quadrille, esti kepoup 'to' a very late hour of the morning; Not More shun ' half the congruity had left. the Thei:tre • at. eve o'clock, and many still remained st sever. Arming; the last wlntileleteted was a Kroupe of-eight or attic ' Gentlemen and Ladies. •They were all accomsoir 'dated inside sultraeh but two. vi z . a-Gentleman:rust ' young Lady, who snonnte,d the &a: The ya.iiug . Lady took the reins, and - drove hi grand sWe up Catheiluesstreet ; time coaclnnott took idy_gletV- on the roof.. • -..- • t CHAT S WOR TH. •'• The Duke of Dernoshirelltas not kept up "Old English Hospitality" at his pvincely chiteau -thi,. 'Atoll), in consequence -of the vest alleratiOns now going on therein. In het, the "hole house is corn.. i mg down, except the state opsitatents. Tits ar)to:e of the extetitir arclittecteArvisitodislreitittottitors4b• 1 with all its colossal pediments Of , Moms Thothillub • 'is to be built tipon•en enlarged:4A. A e ... tot. • ~ excelling in beauty ssf stak'Xi vo thy va T l 4otv.. " - ',/ stern (lac, will be error . -, .er. 4.. . works of ancient end rpodein,tielllos, .. iiii ..., . 411, estimable stature, VarPll bust., aLq. W collected oil Ins travels, and are . wois. 4 .. red .' through dillitent o ssonslotoote to Lw v.. All the insalisablerpicture. the DON .•t iii Peri! aid list, eill grace tise wa11,.. Ift ..ion su , the vast ll.s.!Mbllige. we 181111 ritlellapplawLpe, elite , specimens of that branch of the Apo rosesetest by the first Cuunteis of Shrewsbiey, A jpaggniticent ettirtioce.liall is ni contemplation. Nee tfitie% ~i• .. . stone,, and all the sut-olVe:es are to b rOC#faft. T t staircase i• to efcrel any thing . yet seen. es• 1 0 11, 'celebreted our-at Chi:stet fieN ',Nose. .A b e.tint4;..• baclotely been mode sit his.Gtotte's ninsealtle p,.._ party, namely, fotoitises, books,. plott, :Pkierw. .0061., and ***Fog. thc Sitintlifed Solve io twelve hudred diewswed ponied'? • . ••' ' A crt, _,-•- ~~ . t, • y, fr 4 • • ! • 0 . a it l 1