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'7 ~~~ • -,,.-.1/4741:.,i7. ? j tv-tip.-4,;,,Tr.:!.., • Aso , t , , , • vd 14,11 b . ••• • •••• • • •'• ' '1 • t I to TH BA TRE•ROTA DRZIRY-LA NI. THIS EVENING, SATURDAY. Jon. 40, his Majesty's Sermon will perform Ale Olsen OF ARTAXERXES. Artinvexes Madame Testrts; Arminian, Mr. Hen; Ar biters, Mr. B:simum ; Eisner, Mr. Dobbs. Mamanme, Bliss (ber *d appearance in public); Semaira Mies may. Mr. T. Welsh will preside at the Fianceforle davits( this period of Mies Vr ilsoo's performance. Afire which, the Entertainment of THE MAGPIE; 0,, THE MAID OP PALAIREAV. • Evened, Al.. Thompson; Farmer Germs, Mr. Gunk; Rialto', Mr. Knight; Isaac, Mr. W. H. Williams. Richard, Mr. Renard. Annette, Miss Kelly; Dame Genus, Mrs. Marlowe. The Doors will he opened at Half. past Six easick, and the Performances ou each Eyeing commoner at *VIM. 7.. • aocerad Price, 3s. 6d..--Pit, Ss. 6d. • ineand rein, fiediery, 5..; Satosill Price , 14/L-AIIM2 Gallery, I a.; &ream/ Price, 611. Plane ts le Nikon at Mr. Rodwell, is die asissilage Saloom et the name. Private Boxes aim only be obtained for die Emile! 10: Mr. Rodwell, at the Box. Office. On Slonday, Piverro, with Giovanni is Leedom. On Tueaday, Thursday, sod Saturday, Artamerus Mal dine, Muss Wilson. • On Wednesday, the Comedy of The School (or &meant 7. EAST INDIA HOUSE, JautianT 17, HMI. E COURT of DIRECTORS of tit UNITED COMPANY *, MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trailing to the EAST INDIES, do Ascot" giro “not the COMMITTEE of BUYING end WARE. HOURES will hot may se receive Populists in writing, seated up, us or befuce IV EDNEADAY, Hee tll4 Febrostry, 1911, from much Foos as any be williog to supply the Company with BRITISH IRON. . And the COURT further give Notice, Oast the mid COMMITTEE will be ready to receive Nor mals in writing, spiatod up, CHI or before WEDNESDAY, the Ibtb Match, 1821, front such Perseus as sadly be mitten to supply, tb. Conroy rid; SWEDISH IRON oil SWEDISH STEEL; and that the Conditioss of the respective Cosines may be wen upon eppliostio to the.Cloet of tho said CspensitSer, with whom Propusele fee She British Iron mot be j left When SIM. Mr the Met ow the 111111141 Iles of February; 11elrftste*411, aims, in Rim INS ewer, the . Poposale foe the Swedish hoe oil Steel mot be left before Drum of tit. Clock.. thesaid Mb day of March, 1821, after which hours nwpostivoly Mme Coonitsec will Sot receive say Trader. The whole for expertatiou in the Shipping Samos of 1811 said 1391. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. Modal an plibliebed, Sen. 3s. id. CONSIDERA'T'IONS upon the SITUATION of the ELECTIVE FRANCHISE, as it Fos : pecks Comities in Scotland, stated in a Letter addressed to TN Land Owners of that part of the United Kingdom. By ALEXANDER MUNDELL, Foi. Printed foe Jobs Marron Albemarle-street. JUST PUBLISHED, LINGARD'S HIS I'ORY or ENGLAND. 4 vole. Ito. price 71. itt bort*. 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If • /MRS IC. 111.1.• ler •)1 n info UP I A Wit I 1/2•RT 111111 n.• •11.0100 • ••• •••• - .......... ........ .-- la a week, wills two Cat• (Crowning and Crushing), price one shilling, THE RIGHT DIVINE OF KINGS TO GOVERN WRONB: a Satire. With Notices. BY THE AUTHOR OF " THE POLITICAL HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT." Printed for Williams Hone, 45, Ladiate-laillr—Orders, wit► Ressitsautes, doily executed, and Show•bills flor down and Doors enclosed. SUBSCRIPTION for •fforttig NIGHTLY SHELTER to the HOUSELESS, and RELIEF to the DESTITUTE. President, the Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR. Treasurer. &r JOHN WM. LUBBOi.7K, Hart. Subscriptions received since last advertiarniest : At the Committee Room. I Hy. 1). Vincent, Esq. ft 2 Jobe Bete, Esq. .. • l5 5 • Ny. W. Vincent, Esq. 2 2 • Widow Lady, per 1 Rev. T. Visits- 2 0 J. S. John Mihrard, Esq 5 51 Churl's...... David Caddell, Esq... 2 2 I Lord Teigsiniout h I 0 At Lubbock's. : Gen. T. B. Reyna/door 1 C J. E. Baillie, E5q..... 10 0: W. W W. Rey 1 0 ; General Cartwright.. 5 5 F. G. C. G. C...:.. 1 O'S. U. Rev. G. Champagne.. 10 0 E. U.••••• 4• Mears. Drammen& Al Fry's. and G. r 20 0 J. Porter.. . .. .1. lit bioassay Esq. 2 2 At Sina i{. Osgood Gee, E5q..... 2 2 it. P At Birch's. At Loyd's. Mr. Robertson James Pates/e t . Eaq. 5 0 At Williams's At Marini's. Richard Till, Esq. N. E. Keedersley, Esq. 1 0 At Glyn's At Hmemersley's. George Swan, Esq 3 3 Aminpasious Job* blusters Esq lO 10 B ar clay, Perkins &Co 21 0 At C.:it tie's. At Mastermaies. Earl of Carlisle •• • • 10 0 Dewy Jeremy, Esq... 1 1 Amount of a disputed At Sensors's. account 3 9 Joe. Van Oven, Esq.. I I Lord James Stuart Mrs. Mary Todd ikt Swages. Al Martin's. Sir CbarlisAsat At Hoare., Fleet-street. . At Curtis s. ?des. S. Hanailtos 2 2 Col. Almon I Nies Wegg Bishop of Oxford.... 10 10 Thomas Yates It. Richard Roberts 2 2 At Smith's. James Mame, E5q..... 10 0 Geo.Setith, Esq. M.P. 10 10 Subscriptions are received at the Tres 'a, Mansiou honse-sireet; at Lloyd's Co ff es.houre ; at the Committee. room ; and by all the Leedom, Bankers. W. H. BODKIN, Men. Set. NEXT TUESDAY THE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING. Jand J. SIVEWKIGHT, the Contractors, • 'ogees recommend to the Public the extraordi nary attractive Features of their Nee Year's Lottery, which contains NINE PRIZES of 111,000! The Fifth-drawn Prize NEXT TUESDAY will receive Thee of 11,0001. and there are not Tire Blanks to • Priae. A Purchaser of a single Ticket heroic NEXT TUES DAY, say obtain TWO of 21,0001.; sail they hope to be as auccemlnl iu iliAributing to the Public as is kat Con tract, wipes is our Lottery they sold ALL the PRIZES of 21,000/. at their Old Offices, 37, Cosiskill; 11, Holborn; mid 31, Haymarket. 583,000 is Met nee Minutes NEXT TUESDAY, 23d of this Meath (January), THE DAY WHEN PARLIAMENT' MEET, TBIM, beg.% Iroise mo.t reapectfoliy to re • mind Me best Friends tbe Public, that the Ni.' Yew's Lotteries commence Un the Day ohms Parliament meet, NEXT TUESDAY, 23d 11/Giant; And before the Kim's Speech tan be announced from the Throne, al /east 63,0001. is Capitals alone, must be determined, ea Three Proses of 21,0e0f. are so arranged . , that they must be drawn • on the fires Fire Minutes. Alibates% T. BISH is not lb. Cusitreetor, he has we ►esl tatiuu ie sayietr, Ilse Scheme is far superior to ally 'bat have leeris fur se►eral years, as the fullowlue leadiug features will plaie/y evince:— Nine Prises of 21,0001. Cossets tied Mosey. putible the Nutuber of Prizes there usually has bees. Net bra the Number ef Blanks tbere usually has been. At 611114 Three 21,00u1. must be draws Next Tuimlay. Three more 21,0001. may be drawn Next Tuesday. Avery rocket sue un sale must be drawn Next Tuesday. 6:41041. to Aral Five Mine les MOM be drawn Next Timidity. Oue Ticket may grin Two 21,0001. Next Tuesday. Nut twe Blauka su a Prise. Lowe... Pm. 1511. Money. Ngetwothskaadiug ■ll the foregoing excolleat petals, the Priors of Tickets .ud Shares to the Public is reduced ! Ticket. awl Shales are selling by DISH, Stuck• Broker, 4, Cymbal. awl 9, Charnaccrosa, Laredo*, and by hi. Agents iu the Country, who shared mad suhl, iu its. very last Lottery Contract r putt finished) 1,493, In Niue !Mures /10,910! ! 3,142 lii Five Shares £21,050 ! !! 3,643 Whole Ticket £lo,oou ! ! ! &aide' several nitwit Capitals too anttstruus for istertioa. * w • The Prices of &arks are alliarod, hourly, spirit 1150 S Oace, 4, Curahall, by which the Public tau ace t►e scleatious. WILTS COUATY MEETIAG. • Os Wedmoday a iseetiug of the enmity of Wilts tom k place at Devises, to eirosider the propriety of declaring the " aosh•ted and unalterable attuchmest of the county to the constitetion and guvecooseat of Miscount/I, as by Lis ems• Waked ; to espies. their Jeep regret al the late unjustifiable tad ancomititutiossal proceedings isatituted against the tibusekt; sad to petition loth Houses of Parliament to take Its asst effectsal steps for the removal of every °hear!. N • satisfactory sod Seal arraogentesit, as well as to pre. vent a recurrence to measures of a similar tendency, and the revival of discussions equally mischievous to the public morals, and dangerous to the peace of the eouoiry." Such IMP the terms of the lt , qui.itios presented to Ambrose illegblard, Earl the High Sheriff of the County ; sad it was Slogged by his Grace the Duke of Somerset, the Marquis of Xassatagne, the Earl of Carus/run, Lord Bolingbroke, Lord litolbestesse, Lord Arasdell, Lord Helloed, sod siveral of the Ipelseipol wintry of the county. , "Ise Under Sheriff (Mr. Tilby), to *lsom the arrange fiesta few the accommodation of the meeting were iutrusted, look usoomanoa sad indeed expensive pauses, to snake the place Natalia: roe the importance of the (revision. lie erected a spacious homilies at the Market-cross, which was well adapted to commit, Ilse principal personages who attended, sod place the speakers is a situation to be seers and beard by the assemblage. A frense-work was put up to bear a temporary roof, if am unfavourable state of the weather iesdered that cow riag desirable; but fortunately the. xtreme liseuess of the day obviated the weessity of constructing it. The whole arrangements of Ilse Uader-Sheriff were in the highest degree creditable sad effective for all the purposes Leo iosporhasst • sweeties. h she *sae of she sourrigg • depotatioas from the smaller freeholders applied to the High Sheriff for permission to a colyte the bolting, with laurel. The offer of laurel decors. Boos was however declined, as iiicussisteut with the sober dignity or a comity meeting. At one o'clock the High Sheriff opened the business of the meeting by a handsome allusion to his sense of duty, which dictated immediate attestion to a requisition signed by mei of such task in the comity as those which had subscribed the present. A triter from Lord Holland was read, regretting that be was detained is Londe* by indisposition. Mr. McTltuew, of C•rshans House, made an able and elstreent speech, which he eencladeel with moving the lint istl snood Ressotiesiosa, declaring the unabated loyalty of the county, and coudessniog the proceedi n gs against the Moms —(Land cheers.) The Mike of Sommer seconded the Resolutions, which were carried usanitsousty, with the exception of three or foot perms., one of whom was said to be Sir Alexander Pelitioese foevided thermos were then moved by the Hon. Captain Bouvssig, R.N. seconded by Sir EDWARD Pools, Dart. sad carried unanimously. It was resolved that the Petition to the Lords be present. ed by the Duke of Somerset and the Marquis of Laesdown; sad to the Colosimo by the County Members. Mr. Bailer, and Major AITLEY, the two County Meal expressed their wisest. Mr. GORDON, M.P. is an eloqumit sad luminous speech, eaforeed the purpose of the meet neg. The Marquis of LAUDON N concluded a long, able, end eloquent speech, with expressing his thanks fur the com pliment paid him. sir F. Butoarr and Mr. C. Hothouse enforced, at res old/Table length, the sentiments expressed iu the preceding speeches. Thanks were voted to the High Sheriff for his coustita tional tooduel is calling the meeting. The meetly( separated at five o'clock. KENT COUNTY MEETING. MAIDSTOSS. TSuReDAT, JAN. IS. The refusal of the High Perriff of the Comity of Kent to csll a Comely Meeting, only moved to excite a more than urdisary arduor to meet, and to discuss the subjects proposed in the Releieition to the High Sheriff. Very early this moroing ■ll the public roads into Maidstone were crowded with gentlemen's carriages, postebeimv, and riders; sad lung before twelve, the Hour appointed fur the meeline, the street in (rout of the Town Hall was excessively crowded . with geutlemen impatient to have an opportunity of express itig their feelings as freeholders of the county uf Kent. Be fore the doors were regularly opened, a great number bad contrived to snake their way into the Hall, aid wbeu the doors were opened the crush was inure violent than we ever observed on any secant's whatsoever. Much anxiety was generally expressed to adjourn isle the open air, hut it was at once "'previa , ' by the coreentittance that a sufficieut num ber of Magistrate had not signed the literpii.itiou to entitle Them to meet is the open air. At IS o'clock the Furl of Thant { Earl of Darnley, Lord Clifton, Mr. T. Ryder, Mr. P. Polhill, Mr. Honywuod, Member fur the County, Mr. L.1)41.w, and sever4l other Gentlemen of in the County eulered the Hall. The Earl of DAILIILEY claimed the attention of the meet. leg. Although it was merely a matter of form, yet he mast rtieseid their particular attention to the moms he was about to take. All their proceediags would be 11141 ked by the ►tricte.l regard to regularity ; tool he, therefore, instici patrol.tlar it entire approbation, alien he pi - upowd fur their Chairinau the I. (hest character of which the Couto) , c.uld boast—be nitwit an independent tumult) , grail.tnau..... (Great applause )—He moved that Mr. Polhill take the Chair.—(Great applause) The widows was seconded by Mr. CIOCIMAN, and Car ried with great enthusiasm. Mr. PohtitLL mid be felt very happy to be called to the ('hair hy a meeting so asewertois and so respeeiable. He had only to reepteet that they wou'd give a fair and impartial hearing to twiny Gestlemao who should address them.— (Applause.) The Eatl of Taimyr rou t and was received with istatein NEXT TUESDAY. HAZARD sod Co. respectfully inform the Puhlic the State tottery begins drawing NEXT TUESDAY —The Schemer of the First ..tid Second Lutte. ,ter cuntsins in Money and Cunsola NINE Prize* 0f..... lll,OOO. _ _ The first Lonely eoissults of 6,900 Ticket% and mist be all draws atm 1 utaday, nu which day Three Prizes of 21,000/. Corsots oast be drawn. Not.joss Blanks to a Prize-- lowest Woes Tickets ■ud Shares are selling at the oliLestablishcd offices of HAZARD and Co. Royal Exchange -gate; 26, Coruhill; and 324, Oxford -street, curlier of Swallow-street ; alto sold 1.4113, a Prize of 20,000/. iu the last Lottery, and ',Trolly tour Prizes of 80,000/. Seven of 2 1 1,0001.; mad by their Aerate in all the p.incipal y Towns. - TO FANCY PAPER STATIONERS AND MANUFACs '111: 81:1tS, FAN MAKERS, &e. 7U ItC SOLD BY AUCTION, Ky Mr CRO(iGON, On FRIDAY, the :title Isausay, 1821, at Ten o'Clock, o■ ariormi of the member of lota, at the AUCTION MART, opposite use Batik of England, ryVIE eftlemaive, assortril, sod valuable 61. Murk in Trade of Mr. Thomas Pyrry, Fan and Fancy Paper Maa►failure, taken in executives by the Sheriff of 'u:ddlesez, sad minuted for cuovvitieoce of sale from %n. 61, Peatherstune.street, Clify road: comprising about 1 20 reams cohered wilkd pripers,l3o gross Morocco ditto; s o estrum" , unmet meal of fancy papers, cuusistrug of fancy, K..ht atilt stivror fr•seism foil, bronzed, marbled, Spilithl d, •rlism, i.e.; 70 feA VIM a wore, copy, post, double foolscap, merino'', 31011 taller white papers ; a large cutler. Two of gold and silver b bald, aad fancy cwksurrd leaders, gold, uglier, and ether ornaments, ciphers, nodal. lions, hon.*, sprigs, &c. A large quarto) of fau shed■ aad fan swains, is great variety ; fan papers, silk, tiffany, and crape for faiis, soil numerous other articles. The whole or the above are of the b. at destemeruir mad manufacture, nod will be Mired to swot the trade and lyricist towns. May lie viewed on the day sorer:Mira and morning of sale, and will be Sulfa salami the smallest reservatiow. Cala bluer at the Mart, mid of Mr, Crogguo, Atictivactr i AP" I '. our, &c. 64, Cut Irbil!. I 0 • II I 'RICE 7d •i , enplane,. It was wills extreme diffidence be undertook ii e task of opening the business of the day. No pert that e prescerded from any doubt of their indett-;earn, while he reeteavoured to perform his duty.—(Gre I cry,- pfourss )—Still leas mild it proceed from any idea that what be was shout to propose was unbocomier him to e•ffer, or its them to accept and adopt.—(Great apidause.)—Tbe) wise swam of the rrarisition to Ilse High Sheriff, sad the Hitch she ri ff 's ref i nes' to call a merest —(Skoms, shanse.)-.-He (land Thane.) bad since seen in the Piesspapers a most icrilting, and he must say a most bocourable cetniross to the High Sheriff's - eamilect. He had seen that in Hinepsh re one Peer and seventy Feerholders had present. el • le q,....t .. on 11* nee shit for a public electing ; and no the. IA" s So. • 4 , nice Peers mad our hot dr. d and forty Fre ebolerrs, deserts as in t h e votinty, of suppressing any dram %%slew of pub. .- ..pintoes, bad prevermied their rrqnisitios against any publoe essellng. He meal reusable. that among the latter remiati -21.-sists tiers were some of ha Majesty's Minister-, ranel , others In wish. 41 to become his Ministers..--(fueisenimarp. ""- yetewara)--Tho nor .if two .t properly called • meet i atiltme mei thug *iv* was proposed by Ike am eller nit caber l l° ►equkt.iuns ,Mai carried misaiinuosly..—(.4ppionee)—He had bees reshlait is !bat county nearly thirty years. He bad gives his signature fur Many county meetings, and oft- et Cr purposes opposite to the political opinions which he profemed ; but he rimed before by a Sheriff of the county of Kcist.—(Grwal op ploarso.;—Yet, of all the rrquitantions whirls he hsd t ier signed, he bad never seen any ow respectable or half so nu merously signed as the preseirt.—(Grenf applause ) Nut tf the requisition had out been 'rearmed MU early, instead of 140 it would hone hod boo sigoatnos.—(Braro, are know it )—The Slitr.fflhooglit proper to say that at gave hiss great pais to refuse the ngmisitioei , and added, that be had come to the determinatios of refusing it by a thorough convict', it That be acted i• unions, with by far the major part of this re - apectairlelndepeedest county.—(l.4med riles of " No, oo")--• 'they meld hove nu doubt what class of Femme the Sherif ▪ d to; but h. fore be referred to them he had one or two rm marks to offer. The first question for the Sheriff war, whether the state of affairs was such as required a g detlaratkes of the sentiments nf the inhabitants. It was on. oterssary for him to offer any argument.. is support of the affirmative of this proposition, for they had haute them facts which placed it beyond all doubt —(.4pplaster )—li was uo. bolus', that oflate there bed been more public meetings than at any period of our history within the same pee ian', th.t indeed there never had beee a greater intensity of pu bite feeliete. But it was impossible to take up • newspaper without seeing some public meeting upon swat 111114.111111 question, or some ac count of Addresses present. d or about to be pieseuted, or pre paring lu present to the Queen. The friends of Minisbirs t hem selves MI sheen that there was something in the state of the musulry which required some declaration of the opinion o f the people; else why press for those Addresses, of which ills toositry had beard so much But in addition t o a ll the public seemiags which load already taken place, he unties - stood that 13 or 14 comities in England were about to Ewes, or had otiosity met, in order to make some declaration their seutimeuts epos public affairs. All them iriccutu masers proved that the Sheriff of Kent had suit been called spots to convene the comity on light gronads--(Wreat op• phstise.) Vet the Sheriff would nut agree tee the application km • popular meetierg, influenced, uu doubt, is his refusal, in some degree, by those very persons who were them selves usreSeig io holes sad corners to declare opinions spas those very 'objects tont the discussers* of which they would altogether exclude the itabissiod, isidependeut people of the Comity. Here the Noble Lord read •Do eloratio• *Mei hod been lately left at two homes in Maid. Moue, fur the purpose of bring signed as a Loyal Ad• dress to the King, and ridiculed with much humour the diction and character of that Declaration, which was pub. fished in The Mairlslo.e Gatelfe withobt any signature. Thus • sort of terrific raw-head and bluody-hones, as to blasphemy, sedition, anarchy, anal confusion, was cirrulaSMl ilwosigh the county, without any distinct authority or koome sigreatnre. Hut to be serious; if the people had no evils is dread or to •filict them bet those recuouted iu this mutable Declaration, he might well congratulate his toiletry men umber their cuielition; for such evils might Ise easily grappled with, and overcome by the steady adiuisistratiuse of the lows of the country. There were, however, mush more serious evils hanging over Ilse liberty, the propel iy, sod safely of the country than these Loyal Addressers felt it politic to notice, but against which it bellowed the people to be on their guard. They should be on their guard, indeed, principally spinet Ike object of each Addressers a. ha quoted. But Isaviog observed upon the Loyal Address from West Kent, and which no doubt emulated from some adore whom Sir Thomas Dyke regarded as the majority of the independent and respectable inhabitants of the County, he should now advert to 20 ebullitions from she loyalists of East Kent. In • declaration from the Magistrate 4 oiliest district, lately published, he found the following dee- Mention o We view with extreme regret the systematic circulation of blasphemous and seditious publications and address , eakainied to mislead tbe ignorant and unweary—to •liesait• the minds of the people from a true obedience to the lang— uid bring into contempt the constituted authorities and ti.- established religiou of the country." He would beg to know where, in this County, those lite girtrates Lad seen any of those blasphemous or seditious pt. - litations by which they affected to be so very mach alarm, u What proof had they abate-see of any midi publication the County ?—(Criss erf Now! and applassse.)--I t had b.... suggested to hem that Do ease whatever of blasphemous •,-- seditious publication had been brought under the notice ef Buy of Use Magistrates of this Comity—(Applestes.)—Prml, this fact, theta, did it nut appear that the Declaration e't the Magistrates to whom be bad referred, came to them to be signed from another quarter that indeed tb• v were called upon to give their rorroboralive teatime.. to the statement, because they themselves hod no koe‘ - ledge of the business?—(,4 laugh sad bar.)—Bat who ever might be the real opioloa of those Magistrates, or the other loyal Addressers to the county, their public deo . ratiuu of stick opinions served to justify thoae who h called for a couisty meeting.—(Applirose.)—Bel it was etc' , that Slimmers aid their agents were adverse to comity me e . ings, although such nierillegs ferried • partofih Constitute of tie country as well as Ilea two Houma of Parliament. -- The Church and the King were parts of ,be Constantio but it should be recollected, that popular meetings furl I cwt the least valuable department of that ayitern. He . haired, indeed, that to such meetings the liberty of Englieh- Imo owed its or iglu, eased that enamel such meetings tie •t liberty could nett rbe maintsined, lie therefore called up- . the Esigliels Gentlemes to stand ley that liberty, for "to the wipe* of Ulat ill 10114) the protertons of the I. be• r of limit country is a duty • latch miry owe to themselves wt.. enjoy it, to chose aucesteres who trausmitted down, and to lh.ir 'matte-ay, who will claim al their bandit, this the Intl bertluight and noblest tuberitanie of roauki ntl.--(.eppiessee).-- He who despised or feared the people rend real himself i capable of performing the doles which on such high oath... rely belonged lo him. The High Sirre.ff (lie spoke of Met its Lie putd.c capacity) bad sinews. Hist lie and- tv.leed popular ;wit of our coosiituteou, sod it'd not tee a s be jai t.. feel, n the hen Inc dingle and the nob red I lia, ilgte f snankited." He aim •t, tht defuse, my, tau the Wen Sher • -1 the comely had acted ill a snawar amb c 0... Coptic. 1 . 1 . - iiiientaa."—(`Appierats.) if the geutionteu who arrurere.i to thMmelves the title of beteg the roost rairperfulde of eras must respectable curiaty, instead of nudes g hark 1040 111)1'44 tot Hem fellowmtebjects frusta " Asks aid corners," weenie, fairly stst theta they omild fined that Mere wet.. sso "cisme of complatuisig eel blespbeinous and seslitiers• press, licentious inland example," a. ut " the specious pre teats mid daugerams talcum of men grim were mehing ruin of the 'mime and the throue."--(Laagemer -usle• men," said the N.hic Earl, "it was uy suit oectiaea TI IRA TRN-ROY AL, CUVIINT-GARDRN. Iris EVENING. SATURDAY, Jot. 20, will be perfor med the Musical Drama of THE SLAVE. Governor of Soriaam, Mr. Blanchard ; Capt. Malcolm, 111 r Pyoe; Capt. Clifton, Mr. Duruset ; Fops., Mr. Lis ton ; Matthew Sharper' Mr. Jones; Sam Sharpers, Mr. F-enery; Gambia (toe Sl ave), Mr. Macready. Stella Clifton Miss Love • Miss Vou Frump, Mrs. Davenport ; Zeliudy Mies Seephes. After which, 23d tittle, a new Grand and Comic Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN AND FRIAR BACON; Or, THE BRAZEN HEAD. Friar Bacon, Mr. Corner; Vanderneast (afterwards Paula loon), Mr. Barnes; Adonis Frilible (afterwards Lover), Young Grimaldi; Young Murky (afterwards Harlequin), Mr. War; Metiment (afterwards Columbine), Mke E. Dennett ; Miles (afterwards Clown), Mr. Grimaldi. Doors to be opened at Half. past Six o'Clock—the Play to begin at Seven. Buses, 7s • Second Price, 3s. 6d.—PH, 3e. 61.; Second Price, Si.; Second Price, Is.—Upper Gal lery. Is.; Second Price, W. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Session, at the Box-OlTim, Hart.strect, from Ten till Four. A Private Box may he had fur the Season, or nightly, of Sir. Brandon, at the Box,OlSce. The new Tragedy of &farandole will be repeated on Mon day. Wednesday, and Friday. The new Dread sad Comic Pantomime will be repeated OnMreolug. On Toesalay, Shaltspoores Comedy of Errors. SOIREES AMUSAMTIOR " The Law aJMws it." THEATRE ROYAL ENGLISH p11:4111A-HOUSE, STRAND. - THIS EVENING. SATURDAY, Jan. 20, and every Evening till further notice, LES ONIFIRES CHINOISES. A GLEE CONCERT. DR. mums IN LONDON — AND GUY FAWKES. A candy of novel Enteriaininents are in preparation, as, in consequence of incrxesing attraction, it is the intention the .Proprietor to keep the Theatre open until Mr. Ma thews's MINOR. A Military Hand will perform between the Pmts. '.•— •DELPH3 THEATRE, STRAND. By Autho rity of the Right thin. the Lord Chamberlain. Tills EVENING, SATURDAY, Jon. 20. will be produced, far the 6th time, an esdirely New /with the exception of the music, some part of the diltkoilter and a few screen, cluiwes, and decoratioas) Operatic Bar league Barletta, in too acts, with an introductory Vision, entitled GIOVAIS:NI THE VAMPIRE! Or, 110 W SHALL WE GET RID OF HIM? Characters is the Vision—Giovanni the Vampire, Mrs. Waylvit ; P. S. Bustle, Esq. Mr. Lee. la she Sericite—Dos Giovanni. Mrs. MOM; Leporello, /11r. Wilkinson. Miss Bellamira Beetle, Mrs. MINIM. After which, the favourite Comic and Burlesque Ballet, called OPPOSITION, will be substituted for II Molinaro Berlato, en account of the sudden indisposition of Signor ('armini. To conclude with a new Grand Picturesque Pantomime, entitled DR. SYNTAX; Or, HARLEQUIN IN LONDON. Dr. Syntax, Mr. Daly; nage, Mr. W. Kirby; Mrs. Syetax, Signor Paulo; Dully, Miss Simpson; Fautassiai, Miss Daly. 1