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/ 9 , dr /f /‘ .;~..; Nummini 5654. amp THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANK. THIS EVENING, THURSDAY. Jan. 18, hie hlajesty's Servants will perform the Opera of ARTAXERXES. Artaxerxes, Madame Vestrie ; Artabassea, Mr. Horn; Ar isen. Mr. Brawn; Rinsenes, Mr. Dobbs. Mandate, Miss W,Hi:s (her filet appearalice); Scrim, Min Posey. After which the Fame of THE HEAP lA)VER. Meadows, Mr. Menden ; Old Wronger's* Mr. Gault; Yeeleg Wroogward, Mr. Elliott ; Camaro, Mr. Violas; Groom, Mr. Haight. Sophia Mille &mishears; Belay Blom, Mrs. Bland; Charallensaid, Mrs. Harlow,. To conclude with she farce of THE WEATHERCOCK. Old Fickle ' Mr. Gaitie ; Tristram% Pirtle, Mr. Harley; Briefwit, Mr. W. H. Williams. Variella, Mies Kelly. The DINTS will lie opened at Half-paat film o'clock, nod the Performances on reek Evening eurnatemee at Keyes. daserse, Tr. ; Serried Price, 3,. ed.—Pit, is. ed.; !,pied Pries, tr.—Lower Gallery, to.; Seeded Price, les.Upper Gallery, lc; Seeded Prier, ed. Flares to be taken of Mr. Rodwell, in the iteitaiiiir the Seinen of the Theatre. Private Roses eau only be obtained for the 16411L01t Ittoeweit, st the DexAtillee. Tomnorrow, A Cure ter the Heart-Acts, with Olommeni is London. Ou Monday, Pizarro, with Giovanni is Lawton. TIIEArnR-110YAL, COY ENT-GA RDEN. /THIS EVENING, THURSDAY. Jan. 18, 1 will be rearmed (sth time) the aew Tragedy of hIIitANDOLA. The principal Characters by Messrs. Manua;ly, C. Kens hle, Egerton, Abbott, Connor, Comer, Miss Boatels, Mara Foote, and Mrs. Faucit. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. ("repose, flit Epilogue by Miss Foote. After which, 21st time, a new Grand sad Gamic Peritonitis', called HARLEQUIN AND FRIAR BACON; Or, THE BRAZEN HEAD. Friar Bacon, Mr. Comer; Varedermast (afterwards Panta loon), Mr. Barnes ; Adonis Fribble (afterwards Lover), Voting Grimaldi; Yonne Morley (afterwards Harlequie), Mr. Eller; Wilmer,. (afterwards Ciiluotbine), Miss E. Dermett; Milts (afterwards Clowsr), Mr. Grimaldi. Doors to be opened at Half past Six o'Clock—tbe Play to begin at Seven. Places fur the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box. Office, Hart-street, from Teo till Four. A Private Boa may be bail fur the Season, or sightly, of ikl/044.111, at the Box-Office. The sew Tragedy of Mirandola will be repeated To-mor row Moaday , and Wednesday. Tkie new Grand and Comic Pantomime will be repeated every Evening. Oa Saturday, the Musical Drama of The Slave. SOIREES A M USA NT ES. " The Law allows it."—(Shaltopeare.) THEATRE ROYAL ENGLISH OPLRA-HOUSE, STRAND. THIS EVENING, THURSDAY. Jao. 18, ■nd every E►ening till further notice, LES ()MIRES CHINOISES. A GLEE CONCERT. DR. FAUSTUS IN LONDON—AND GUY FAWEES. A voriany of novel Entertainments are is preparation, as, is consequence of increasing attraction, it is the intention of the Proprietor to keep the Theatre open until Mr. Ma thews's season. A Mt Mary Band will perform between the Paris. .. . . . ' - allb _. . . • • . ...- . . ~ . _ . . , . h t (. eat ~.._ --.., \ 6 ..„- . 3 . ~ ..,..„.,,,,„...‘ , ...„,e 4 : I \ (ll' , tN 4 7 1 • • X . ' ..( - • ' . N . • ...)cd •' . 1:'• 1 5 . . I C I I it. . . ••. . ---. 7 : .. . ' i -`• .A..- -:.' , 1 2 . . .. . •k • •.: ki , . -• •: • ••. . .• • • ~' ~...„? ‘ , 4 4, A I e 2 , . • wet' . • ' .4 .t . irittst . , ti,., , •,.. ... ...,„ . „.,... ..r..., ~.... i l Ai ..4A) ( • "4. rig 4 11 ".1 1 tY . . ..' .4 1 • . . . . . . . . .. - . . .. _ lg . 1 Perm 741. Deere) had the honour of slide-emit* the filet:hailers of the county of Cambridge, it was on the occasion it h. u he reeeini. mend, d his Hoes. F: :end to their notice ; he bad sweets/tight by his side, and had seen him oppose those measures of the Ministry. which bail retailed to much miatty sir it the coati try ;Le had omen hint opt-oat those meitterms tit the %thaw y which, instead of tending towards economy and re limit mem, had led only so west. fa I expenditure,. uhavag,nce,an4 their own ; and which hare brought the country to that situation winch every one mind deplete fbt Nohle Loril theft, iu a tray energetic mentor, coin - invited upon the conduct of Ministers, who h,d earn u.- elected the advice of the Parliame n t, diverge; ded the petition : of the people, and by their extravagniice and profusion. had been compelled to substitute a paper etirrency for sterling gold; they were little Ovate, in the encueragemeut of An paper system, of the dißiculties they would create, and the end of which it was yet impossible to calculate. lint it was one of those engine* which the !Moist'' , hate employed to work their 0 II lest i',7reqtt opplanse.)—The Ali• aistry Imre made nee of misery.' csantstion ; they hate stated that the arriest It n rists are in a state of repose, and the Manu facturing interests as in a proaperoos slate. gut was nut the patience of the people well nigh exhausted by Hai: sulferlngt, which origleated in the extravagant meta , sum of the Ministry? The country, obeettied the Noble Lord, is rich, soul the soil futile, yet are the people poor in she result, stiff. ring beyond almost eas durance, yet suffering patiently, in the hope of latter• tatter; fretintetly urging nitres. by their pet:tit/no,. but luck petitions had been dtsrrgarded and despised—ifs Poised because they were unattended to, and their grievances tie. tedresseil. This had led to di , oti.f,ciitm„ anti, he :wintid say, to justifiable discontent. Hut the people writ otimpus I to cooked aitb the MmisitY. for they had se-sorted to that instrumeut of tyranny, an lite-teased miiitary eia•bloilonent. Rot the people of England are a loyal anti a willicg people.; their affections miy be gained by mild kiss and just ad. ministration, for there tired nut severe CileitUrell and an expensive military establishment to control a willing pea pie ; sod tyrannical measures are unnecessary and imago; y. Tle Noble Lord then observed, that he lied tut framed the Address which he was shunt to propose, as he was but the representative of another, or he should have inserted the necessity of Parliamentary Reform, without which the in terests of the people were disregseilled, !h. it voices out IP ten. d to, and their petitions rejected with disdain by those Mi. sister'', who deserve puuishatent, fur—(Here the Noble Lord ores interrupted ley the hissing of one or two Indirt• deals, hot which were speedily drowned in the plaudits of the Heeling)—lf, said the Nobk Lord, with energy, those Gentlemen would condescend to miswrite my arguinenb, and to cuutruvert the fact, that Lord Castles eseh has Leen convicted of tralfiekiug for scalp in Pailiansetit, I am riot incapable of conviction. The Ministry have rejected the prayers of t lie (Mt iry, because they had derived their power, not from the people, but from the Crown. bey knew that the Queen was obnoxious, and they cone. iced that the bait mode of seeming that power was, by the adoption of the in ventions if Hatioverian Ministers and foreigu Ppirft.— (Applorse.)—ood they did out hesitate to resort to a Rill of Pains and Pewalties, a mem/lire contrary to eerily principle of justice, and subversive of the British Concitutiou. The case of Bishop Atterbury was adduced as a precedeut, but it ought to have hien endowed as a light to avoid ilseger. Ought 'lieu, observed Lord Dame, these Alinisters to be suffeted to persevere? Haw far the Ministers of F.ag land are under the control of furCIC• diplomaCy (Hissing front the same quarter.)—Have not Gentlemen heard of the Holy Alliaute?—(Lategkler,and toad applause.) —Have they out heard of that cooshitialitni of despots, Algoiosi the liberties of the people of Europe, and has not foreign diplomacy been used in the prusecitio 0000 0 I may add the persecution of the Queen! The Noble Lord, after some Rather remarks, moved the following Address to the Kin,: ADDRESS TO THE KING'S MOST EXCELLENT Y t, .~ AJ FS ,4 We, your Majesty's dutiful awl loyal subjects, the No bility, Gentry, Clergy, Freeholders, mid tither hibabitaiiis of the Curtsey of Cambridge and Isk of Ely, beg leave to offer to your Majesty the assUrallee uf our zealous attaebuteiit to your Royal Perron and Family , and to the Throne and free Coo siltation tinder which we have the happimeas to live. Mien we reflect that the amine Revolution seated your Ma. irate. Family os the Thioue of sliest Realties anti confirm ed our liberties, we feel ourselves united in 'mere.' to yuor Majesty by more than the common ties beta-reit Sore. reign and People. It is a peculiar and pre.etnineut feature of our Constitution to look to the Throne with grew ode, i.t times of national prosperity, and for protecituu mid .1 ,, %:•:- anee in thuse.pr riuds of distress to which all nations .re jeet, while thetetpunsibilityof Miiiia,eis laird ua a scarify artinst these atts of misgovernment which lead ullAr cum. lssuities In unavoidable ruin. " It would be prisuinptuous and unnecessary for us to submit the distressed stale of the nation to your MAjwy's euitaidtratiou as matter of information. 'the difficulto-s under which your people labour are so notorious, that, oil that subject at lean , opinions are uniform. " In ibis agricultural county their (Alerts are uaturaVg felt, in the depressed Plate of all those who are a:worried with the cultivation of land; and we should br wasting feeling towards those of our frllow.subjects engaged in rum. enrree and manufactures, were we to drily, thit at tic leut their sufferings were equal to our own. "The ealstenee of so much national distress in a period of profound Mire, and that of considerable duration, Ili. twiny excites' our surprise, and has drivers us frequently to express our feelings and distresses in pctitious to (bola Houses uf Parliament, for inquiry and re dress ; these our petitions have been prrsented in vat., and despairing of ally relief, either from the adoptiou of measures of prilslic rev mossy, or from the seduction of texatioo, uuthe use intim - race of your Majesty's reseal IlliViS4r., we naturally resale to a practice adopted in the.best periods of one history, and heg leave respectfully to submit our uptuiest to your Ma je.ty, that your present Ministers have lost the coofi.koce uf the people, and ears no longer he useful sir effective ad •isers of the Crown. " We feel an unwillingness unnecessarily to enter info the consideration ef subjects minatete.l with any domestic arrangement in your Majesty's 11kiwis:ins Family; hut when, in the person of the Queen of En g l an d, en attack boo beer etude. under the *auction of your Miuistcra, upon all these prieriples of jiutice to which the meanest of your klajesty's *objects look ep fur support and defence, it adds force to our opinion of the necemisy of • cli, , ege in your Majesty's Consist Is. . We, therefor►, entreat your Majesty lo remove truss 70111. COOfiai OCC those whose advice ran be so longer eel. air:cable to )our Majerty, ur beneficial to your people. " THOS. HUHGES, Sheriff." Earl R(COOlitli Ike Address is a brief speech, in which he commented with crest severity upon iFe conduct of Administration, particula.ly is their unconst Ito. uoual i .... se of 12000 oven to the ...audios army, on.l he believe.' there would be disaffection as Wog they cunoieued. Mr. Fanonnn, jun. agreed with the ArWillie, and corn. merited at great II oath and with mach •bony on the pro. stratum of the LIU proreentiusi so which the ea. tablistred clergy had lent their assistance—a proweation iu which the PrOat Colin. were atw Judges a n d J uror i. Wuuld it out, said lie, be considered a Mtn to ry of justice. if a privote isitlivido3l, who CONtlitreti be bad came sf complaint 'gams( another, Was iti sit doors, mud by put ting on a large vitc and black grve, assume to (ivy jittlg. Medi, and pr0n . ..1 t.. lat. - Winn against 11.4 offa w.h tag riv.ll Would not this be rutota.lesed o mos kers, of justice Yet against thou had her N.jeaty to cos tr awl user whirls did our Noble Quiets, Ir iassiph, and h.. surcred he r town. a with disgrace sad cost (~stun—who date nut wow 61.• or in. M. •civet in the fate of I lir cols n 5. v, but lotitk Iwo bales and I u, was. (laNgrtfer and upplasse.)—Tat Chit., it, by her It 4. ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND. By Authority of the Right H 0,,. the Lord Chamberiaie. ►I"HIS EVENING. THURSDAY, Jast. 18, and during she Week, will be produced, fur the 4th time, an entirely New (wills the exception of the music, ome part of the dialogue, and a few settles, &noes, and de aerations) Operatic Burlesque Burktta, la Iwe acts, with as introductory Vision, entitled GIOVANNI TILE VAMPIRE! Or, HOW SHALL WE GET RID OF HIM? Characters in the VlSloll—Giuvauui the Vampire, Mn. liVaytest; P. S. Bustle, Esq. Mr. Lee. lo the Barletta—Dots Giovanni, Mrs. Waylett ; Leporello, Mr. Wilkiusoii. Miss Bellanaira Bustle, Nes. Tennant. A tier which, • comic Ballet, called IL. MOLINARO BILIRLATO. In which Signor Carlo Carenai will aasseia his erigiaal t %I:trader s which lie hall the honour of appeal tug in Wawa her Majesiy, at aloe Ti/C3114: its Pesaro. Alberto (t; 'smug Peasant), Mr St. Alban; Trresiva (Ire triitbrd to Albert , i), 11is Simpson; Mantua (her Sister), Alias Garbo:lie; Furlsrine (the Miller;, Siguur Caruesui. Assisted by the Corps oh: Marc, Tu conclude with a new Grand Picturesque Pantomime, DR. SYNTAX; Or, HAIILLQUIN IN LONDON. Dr. Syntsx, Mr Daly; Iludrr , Mr. W. Kirby; Mrs. Systsx, S.lisur Paulo; Dully, Miss Simpson; Fautassiui, Miss Daly. 1114UftGESS' NEIV SAUCE for general pur. -M. poem having given 'soh great approbstion, and the demand fur it committee to inrrrasr , JOH N BURGESS sad SON beg moat restortfully to offer this their brat acknuw. le4gonewis to the Public fur their gibers( patronage of t h e same: its utility and greet eunvewieue• in all climates has recommended at to the moat distinguished foreign cult. ntxtutati, who have all spoken highly in its ree ttttt emendation. --It is prepared by them ONLY; and for preventing dia. 3 PPubslnient to families., all possible care lima been resort. ad tus by each bottle being sealed rpm) the cork with their Fro sad Addre,s, RS well as earls Label barmy their gigue lure, wiikost which it cannot be Entails, JOHN RE ISM MS mod SON'S lung established and much esteemed ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES continues to he pre. wowed by Meru after the same 111111111ef that has given the protest malefaction for tau, years. 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Sm. &c. Printed fur John Murray, Albemarle-street. , JANUARY 18, 1821. POPULAR PSALMS AND HYMNS, ADAPTED TO FAVOURITE AIRS. One Vol. 4to. price U. I Is. 6sl. neatly hound, THE BEAUTIES oir HAN DEL. METE!, HATI)N, BEETHOVEN, ItoB. SIN!, and other celebrities' Composers, adapt& in the words of popular Psalms and. linantin, fur °tic or two Yokes; with as Accompaniment, sad occasional s'oupho. airs fur the Pisan-forty, Orgill, or Harp 1,7 an Eminent PROFESSOR. ••• The Volume contains Seventy-none Tunes and Nine Preemies. "'rioted fur S. Leigh, 18. Strand. SAItRATTS NEW WORK ON CHESS. TIN day was published, is. Tw.. Volumes, biru. price 11. 10s. in &Danis, ANEW TREATISE on the GAME of CHESS, on a plan of pnwressive improvebieut hitherto noattempted, the object of which is In unable on. practised Players to overcome the &Scotties of this ad. ratite Game. *y the late .1. H. SARRATT, Mg. Vfbore tab ate cc • Player and Tency• /Napa are •Aftwhitaiifty known, Priatea for R. P. 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And the COURT further give Notice, that the said COMMITTEE will be ready to receive Prospossis in writing, sealed op, on or before WEDNESDAY, the 28th March, 1911 1 from @ltch Persons as may be willing to supply the Company with SWEDISH IRON and SWEDISH STEEL; sad t►at the Conditions or the respective Contacts may be sea open spolie•.ttion to the Clerk of the said Committee, with whom the Proposals fur the British Iron must be left before Eleven of the Clock on the said 21st of February, 11121 ; sod with whom, in like manner, the Proposals fur the Swedish Iron and Steel must be left before Elevea of the Clock on the said 26th day of March, 1821, after which hours respectively the Committee will not receive any Trader. The whole for exportation in the Shipping Season of NW sad 1522. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. SUBSCRIPTION Gar affortlitig NIGHTLY SHELTER to the HOUSELESS, and RELIEF to the DESTITUTE. President, the Right lion. the LORD MAYOR. Treasurer, Sir JOHN WM. LUBBOCK, Bart. 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Isere much pleasure in stal -1-7 ing to their Friends and the Public, that there are MORE PRIZES and FEWER BLANKS in the present Scheme than in any Lottery fur marry years past; and that the purchasers have the Chance of obtaining tine or more of the NIN F. 21.0001. Prizes at less risk than in any rer. at Lottery. The Drawing begins on TUESDAY NEXT; when THREE Prises of 21,0001. oust be Drawn in the First Five Minutes.—Tickets sad Shares are Selling at SWIFT and CO.'. Offices, 11, Poultry; I 31, Aldgale High-street; IS, Charing ems; Where they Sold is Shares the Last Prize of 30,000/.ll~y ever Drawn. ESTABLISHED TWENTY YEARS, For the Sale of Irish Lihen by the Piece, at the Factor's price, Nu. 4, on the south side of Bloomsbury.squsre, four dour, from the top of Southampt on s t r e e t, H o lb orn . A r a NHE IRISH LINEN COMPANY her, lease to announce to the Public, that the above House is their only Emsblishment in this roentry, where they con tinue to supply the Nubility, Gentry, and the Pablie, with Warranted 6 Bleached Litien, fur Shirts and Sheets, of the best fabric and colour, at a price considerably lower than they can he procured th.nuth any other medians. They also curate to return the purchase-money shoald Cu, (malt appear. Good Irish Bills and Batik of Irelaud Notes taken as Nous!. Country and Toon Orders punctually •Itended to by John Donovan, tin. 4, Bloomihney-square, London; and Juba D.yle, Diu 31, Si. Marys Abbey, Dublin, Agent.. CAMBRIDGESHIRE MEETING. On Tuesday, pursuant to public Requisition, presented to the High Sheriff, Thomas Burgess, Erg. • meeting of the Freeholders and luhalsitants of this County was held in the Market.place, to consider the propriety of addressing his Majesty W &amiss his present Ministers from his presence and counsels for ever. The Shire Hall was the place origin. ally fixed fur the meeting, and long before twelve o'clock it was crowded in every part. As it was Num] nut sufficiently large to contaits evsm the one-fourth of those who wished to he present, an adjournmeut to the Market-place (where a temporary platform had been erected is front of one of the houses, for the convenience of the speakers) was proposed, and immediately axis-id to The Under-Sheriff, Mr. Wets.' (the High Sheriff being us. able to attend), then proceeded to the temporary balcony. and opened the businessof the day by readiug the requisition whir Is bad been directed to his principal, calling on him " to con. vent a meeting of the freeholders and inhabitants of the county of Cambridge, fur the purpose of considering of the propriety of presenting an Address 'obis Majesty, prayiug hint to remove his present Miuisltry, who hail, by various acts, mud more especially by their late conduct in she ploceediugs against the ()siren, which were contra', toe very principle of jostler ' loot all claim to the nonfidenCeof the pe o ple." " Gen. llesseu(cont (continued the Under. Sheri you are, is compliance with this • quisition, now assembled together. When the High Sheriff took upon him the authority which he has thee exercised—that of calling you sugether—he stated that it gave him great p! t all limes to comply with the wishes of the Connty.—(fletre).—lt is out the duty of the presiding Officer les deliver to you any sentiments of his own. It is Isis duty to du that which I, as the repre.enta. five of the High Sheriff, am dot rmiued to do--to observe the strictest impartiality, and to hear every person who may think proper to address you use this occasion —(Loud epplarse.)—Yost are met here to attain the truth, a n d you •II know that the truth can alone be found by free and impartial discussion. I look to your co.opesation fur the press ration of good order during the day; and it is by lie. letting attentively to every person that we can best gu through this bu.iuesa which we are assembled to consider. Before we proceed to the business of the slay, it is my duty to read to you a letter which has been received from your Noble Re. pre•setitative, Lord Francis Godolphin O.borue, apolagiaug for his ati4essee. Since that letter was received (coutiontil the Uuder•Slo iff) the Earl of Ilardwicke has nutilLel that illness throe has prevented Isis attendance. With «spiel to the r* fmalof the Town Hall, I have only to observe, that we have a Shire Hall, over which the Mayor has nu power, but it is too small for the purposes of the meeting: application was consequently mane far the use of the Town Hall, but the Mayor hail thought fit to deny the requisitionists that boom" —(Oroamp. Loral Dacus rose to address the r.weting, he °heel ved, under considerable esnbarraasosent, as he appeared that day but as a substitute fur his Noble Friend sad their Retire.. sentatise, Lord F. Osborne, *huge ill state of health aluue had preyeutttl his prmture to-day. 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Chapman ; Prior Aymer, Mr. Adcock ; Cedric, Mr. Grant ; Unknown Knight, Mr. Ridgway. Lady Rowena, Miss Copeland ; Rebecca, Miss Taylor; Ulrica, Miss Norton ; Elgiva, Miss Bruce; Alicia, Miss Pill. To which will be added ' third singe at this Theatre), OSCAR AND NIALVINA. Oscar, Mr. 'Ridgway ; Carrot, Mr. Huntley; Moms, Mr. Bergongh. Malvin', Miss Taylor. On Monday next a new Burletta, in two Acts, wader the title of Figaro; or, The Lady and she Page. After which, an entirely new Comic Heroic Legendary Tale, called, The Blue Baron; or, Over the Bridge. This day was published, in foolscap, prier ss. boards, AN ESSAY no CONVERSATION. By is MEMBER of the INNER TEMPLE, and of the UNIVERSITY of CAMBRIDGE. Pi Med for G. and W. B. Wbitiaker, 13, Ave Maria-lane, Loodon; Deighlon and Suns, Cambridge ; and IV. Grapel, Liverpool. '1 re -4.- So