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Me. Here t firitway, Mrs. Mrs. Harems, Csbits. To cowhide with, 1111 b time a sew Opted Cask Peeteesisie, LAW THE NORTH-WEST PARBAGE ; Or, HARLEQUIN RSQUINAUX. With retirriy sew Scenes, Dresses, Ilachisory, Dreeratioes, • Tricks, Re. Capisis of the Herta, Mr. Vising; Mideliipeson, Mr. Ray. mewl ; Sweivesie, Mr. WillinoM; Two* Somimlim; (titer. wands Heriessir). Mr. Swinges; Postale.% Pr. Slaw; Clews, Ifs Meisiiipy. Esquimaws Girl (afterwards Coke. bees), Miss Tom The Doses will I.• speed at Half-west Ms eTlealt, sad Hie Oretsrmipoces es each eikstessase at Styes. Piers r aiod ts h. WOO. pr. Is die Itetradz e l flditssed Ile . ' 5.44, 0 • .:_ • , . - ,•va,. Privets Owls* oft idlilleMlß is • . Itosho." ibe I. ~ TN um Cask ...,..LL « ....2.. . , .iii tog termite, rim liseirms. Moeda/ wig proilweel ‘4,144#//?1414 Rob flay Marerager - isiTimirs 6~14 ig oe. spaillie Mimi Jerrie, Mr. Liaise,. Diouf Verve*, Miesn ; Jose filacalree, Mrs. Omar; Oaks Masi refer, re. nisei,. After slab ! llth time, a new Grata MIS two felled ...t I r P el l t ri ct i el HARLEQUIN AND FRIAR 1343:111114 .1 ! f It is 1 .6 • Or, THE BRAZEN HR* 44 ; a . , , Plear . lidtash Mr. Conte.; Veislrrisaat ;TooneA Masi' Fribtite , (afterwards 7, IL•Pliorlier Morley (ifterwsretr Herleasis), Mr. raw; 1144111101 (afterwariliCataisbise), Ml.. M. MMAARIF Miles (.11evembie Clearal, Mr. tri e , . 1 .p...,i t i.S,' Dom to hehallattiel at 144f.p00t Si My ha Aegis at Seemed . -,.. seam 7. ; Seem! P ri ce, 3.. a s —Pit, S.. 6d ; MaSsil Prier, IL—Galler7„llo.; • Seemed Mice, lo.—Upper Gal lery, Is.; Seared Price, 64. Phirehlhe the Boers 10 be takes of Mr. Sts•Aaa, at the Iso-Olies. Ilsort-etrist, Cross Tea till Asir. A Primate Bus he bad fee the Season, or sightly, of Mr. Weedy., at the • The we. Grated asistibiik Posteseitae will be repeated .serf Eveeieg. the Malley, The Aiiiiimoirs MIR iiiholla Wardser, Min • Play will be predeeed t vel tiet, • new Trey* •said,. SCHARMS A MUSA Oa " The Law alb.. it."..—(lleariforma.) THEATRE ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA•1101111E, STRAND. THIS EVENING. SATURDAY. JoAttary 6. 1821, sad every F.veaing till further Wive s • PART I. AN ADDRESS, bwelpeliele by the Knew'. of After whh h ollitA DOWN l'O-NIGHT" Ohalripeare), after the mastaer Atte" Onions Chiumaes. An ionaiioveabk sure enac t, i s a graft—..atandang still as the rate of eight vanes an hoar ! sad a Cavort oaf Justice in a mist—wish a anerviss trial. A VOCAL ENTREMETS. Part lI—DOCTOR FAUSTVA IN LONDON. HARMONIC 01.111 PODRI DA. Part 111.—GUY rAtcKEI. A Military Band sill peanut* hetvreen the Parts. A DEI.PHI THEATRE, IItAND. Ey A uthority of the Right Hun. the Lord Clatenberlaia. Far the accommodation or Parties bringing Cloldreti to see the Pantomime, the Performances are is, arranged as ronelnite about Eleven (Minch. EVENING, SA'IUKDAY'. Jun. 6. will toe produced (fur the 6th time In Eogland), a Comic Outlet, ealle•l IL MOI.INARO LATO. le ertorli Signor Carlo Caranini wilt *amain his original Character, which be heal the honour of appearing in fur Arleen night, hefnee her Majesty, at the Theatre in Pesaro. being his sixth appearance in P.m/land. Alberto (a young Promos), Mr. St. Alban; Terrsiars tr.•thed to Alberto). Miss Simpson; Minute (her !rimer). Alias Garbois; Furlacino (the Willer), Signor Carotid. Assisted by the Corps de Bulbs. After which, an entire New Melo-Drama, in three acts, called ZAMOSKIg OR, THE FORTRESS AND THE MINE. • Zetwocki Mr. Gotaereal; Edwiliski, Mr. Million.; I.s. peak, Mr. Lee; Recotni, Me.Campliell; Prier, Mr. Cowell; V.Aifl, , Mr. Callahan; Rugetioff, Nlr. J. June*. To conclude with • new Growl Pieturewisie Pantentin/h entitled DR. SYNTAX; Or, HARLEQUIN IN LONDON. • PRIZES INCREASED-111LANKS DECREASED, AND PRICE REDUCED!!! T• DlSHwent sat.rfacimir in recommend. • lag lb. NEW YEAR'S LOTTERIES to the notice bus best Friends, the Public, as they will And the Scheme contains Mee Prises of 21,000/. Consols aad Mosey. Not Two Rlawks to a Prise. Lowest Prize 121. Money. I)iiut le the Number of Prises there usually have bees. Price of the Tickets reduced. Three 21,0401 at least, must be drawn First Day. Three more 21,0110/. may be drawn First One Ticket may gain Two 21,0001. 23d This Month. U,OOOl. in first Five Minutes Weil be draws First Day. Every Ticket new an sale meat be drawn First Day. Nut half the number of Blanks there royally has bee*. The drawing commences on lbe day whet, Parliament steel, 2.3 J THIS MONTH y) ; and larfore the King's Speech eats be aaaaa nerd f,om the Throne, at lia.t 43,000/. most be determined, as there are Three P.“. 11,000/. arranged se as to be drawn in the find Five Mi nutes Tickets and Shares are Sallies by BISH. Sleet-nrateri 4, Cornbill, and 9,Charing.tross, I.,stemloo, and by his Arra,s is the Country, who Sold iu the very last Luitirry esoMinlfi (just liniphtd), 1,483 , in Nise Shares £211,82+1! 3,142 a• is Five Shares .. 31145 whets Ticket 10,1300 ! Wisdom several minor C• 11111110, tuu anseross for insertion. • 4 5 The Pares of /truck, are affixed, hourly, *smart PAW* OlSee, 4, Grabill, by whist the Pablie eon am the Suctiastioas. A. 01. - 1 1 44•0•0111411bp per Mr. 1. 114t •5 i,,, • D. p.r . gat • 0 L. 'Parking; Pp* • 0 0 Wavy Peony, gigs • 11. • 0 p. . . II A. B. C. per. Editor of The Timm I 0 0 A F wriggler perelog - the Rehire T. Theidpeoe, in 1 1 d Rev. Dr. R6nglield I It 0 . Mr.AkleAw.BirriS 5 0 Wow% Boil 0 1 J sectary - 4, sin. AIWA law w.. LoblmieWs: Sir Richard H per hicsairs.7l 4 .l . l - sail Co. • • Wl' • 0 J. HaterN, Seq. r' 1 I 0 Mrs..lilisibeits• Uwe I 0 Dowager CIPIIMIONI a a _ allaimmors 111.11.1 4 4 L.B. . 1 Vl* Wm. Coate, 117 , 11 . D P. . R.3,41:41 T. H. Driel4 4,4 i+ Jelie Cairletid, Ns. - *4 * I. N. DODNIN, Rae. lee. 7, PQM. illomoooll tor s di* oo orEl:uirs! Ammar, NM. op tiot ofoolft=Dops ' t, bersmi %Oil. vf eselelhaft Intl Hui ...t.,.,u SA 111 V P I NO, leo. iocooV„ aklP se Atietukoce is given dellp *I the amid 011iseifee mg Aereemee of Seihlieee. 06.41, frafmak"Milailft ii." l 4*. leasimper, Is Mee. or while hewhiele. boo Lalliker IMMO ley Fire ' • sod Woo foe the Amer'eig oc cod gnosis( humane. &Vim Liven. • 11 .5..-Piro Melee pill he Mime /me of lbspooor to the Aosvglip whlre gin, #wasoi !eale* Salesste to M. too irelede. •, ' . • s Tlig IJ ;. t m• • iM leak . • WIT N IIIPaOrr. . fr le e J . 1 liiNitoke lerray, AlOemarle•elreet. • THE MONTMLY MAGAZINE. THE moil Number of this Iriag.astablished Mimellany appeared on the Ist of January, at avast price of Two ShiNises. In regard to a Work so use kaistris a. the MONTHLY MAGAZINE, which I. itself tee best advertiseasesit of every article that appears in ies pages, it word., he alipeilliiipos to torments the castrate of • particular flambee. It will he sermient to observe, that the several drpartraeats are dig. tineelsbell by the mune orlsinahty , variety, ntility, and ins precoical character, which have receasamoded the retire merits to the steady referrers sail roustaidly lacreasing patronage of the British Pablie mad the eiviloned world. Ne particular perm has ewe, he.. laid me the Graphical Embellishomes is of a Week which has somitit to recommitted itself h l the higher pretemiiiras eef 111111.1•111 public priecipies, and literary sad scientific eopieriority; bat the lust Number presented to the public a correct Map of the late Voyage of Discovery (copied Cato ether Animals of Ada &loath% the prisseat Number coalmine a Ilse Tie* it' .1. mantes, taken 1811, beside a deems sea/lee salsieete of siagrihr eerie. sity; and the ftwaillier Ie appear em the Ist of February will rxh.bit that wo,s.ler of modern art, she iatetior of a Gasti g ht Manufactory, Awing she &mime of the Re. torts; with various other subjects, et 'once rare sad Me west lag. II Mb) , be stated, in a few word., that this Miscellany is adapted to the nasseoliae sod mature chemeter at the ICU and will always inlay the Philosopher, obis seeks troth ▪ thinks fur hiorelf.—lhe Pieliticiae, - obis prefers the att.. fare of Isis cointry to party.predilektion..—ibe who considers hams, hippies's the end of Ids stadies--the Nan of Leiters who reeks variety sad originality—and else Shades, sod General Reader, who aspire after limire knew. ledge its all themes and parsaits of mankind. In the wale* of these. several qualities, she Moodily. Miteedne Mapes comparison with any. Work of its lime, foreign see domestic. Nevertheless this Mioneßemy has emillaued le he sole at the established lispessiae.mice Two settLION: 44 : excessive cireelatioa below a primary object la Cori sole; while thole remises . mitammelestiom odd latere4lll. Toiler aid Chesineme As JEsialt. meeting skip life's liked, sad seediest fee reciprocal cease mad ems) still farther I. 'mead, and (safer viability on Its chariest"... Is thew* Passltor the seam Editor meets his Ihredete, Comeepasideets, sod the Palette, with neabated mimeses matured esestiesce, al the emaineseemeat of his Fifty.lielt Totem* Petalled foe Sir Richard Phillips and Co. sad so be heill of all S. 'sled Newspaper.venders. •.• It ma a secirunt of the aedimitt of piracies ee to de p utes flowery promo.. to state that us haslerem eirsoaseaced wf this Week, sad Sift it le as Mbar this than • The ifireithly Ma incossiehot . ..• ,beau a, liklehis , melt. Ow Orb prerst, tie mill its edisee. It MN elleovissee hie ommillos. - Wt. Cowirreilealli, if leallittlio, letald hatestly declare; .11101 Se attesied ills math* of fhb dry with no other A jkieli them thsk which the Aides= envoi by Manes. Ram "ill vur_llllMMelai..4lsseilesseo had so other view as the r ased etermlest, this IS awry to she foss at the Therm dimisa sirieshisiiiiiebed sitaissest to the Hasse of Perimewich, of exultios is the Itiorisseldsedsgs whirl _ the Conseillitlim Sethi that Reidy aisemnoiesim, end of working will Whet iodignatios their disserrifiml at he sa i rermin g noose. or dementia mid onprinekelloi mss to overturn the rights which it cosfors, moo thl WOW k sokrie•; so shits leggiesser hill renerime • /r o ust als& t i Meilelpestadelld'Whilillo " )id tilimievki these sliilWrodid misdlitomielaiti al tosseime die ehiliellsil of the inemongsmo of that, seelisitea. • Time," he MA Nme Ow porpoises for whisk m ore hem sissenbad • thaw ave ills priocipies for which I shall Write the Ades; spa sepshet j led by the mairiimmee ..f tikes priseipies, it is my Arm taiiiiietioo, will molly the Minoltas of civilised imeciety, and if Brltiih taw, be trossualted to pesterlty. I coal bete with on ihatiiimi to mph:a the Mioistry otitis-day; mid , to aNay the Minos which my Na.. Friar; indulges me this point, I will say, that had the Adams horse is my stud micK as. osterpretalion, or had suck appiaihitior bees contained is ii, I should have hem the list Mel to halve offered it my rapport. Had it cootidoell mei party seminsenis, either merman/ or carneriog lifisistry sr those oppoisents, it Amid heat empsenweed my oproa mho ; mid that lb* more especially if three had bona a character favourable to the cooduct of the present Adnii itistretlon. Bo I row when civil satiety le trodsopteral, wham elm Cooittimitiore of our corotry is assailed by the fortitme sad namiociplied (sad that this is the semi, new I se the seek fad, or so my dettle.hed, I Mould with equal badness ex' press), it is time for all to roll) routed the standard of Alie illia, the depository of our rights, sod to shelter it snail ibi enrages of that stew with Mich it has to control. It's hove so mamma ampere& to the isdividusl lemma, Si Bibb the people of • migidessiriug connery have bees lab . Die ktlrst de tarimf (and Sieve Mr. Cheisighsise es hsecduto merman:id the hardship' of their term etai seise the passe of a British cameo, and immure he years, or Ilse period of his life, in . the manias of the drogtoo. Here life sad property ore alike soaked to r) . WI, the Maoism of liberty alike eosimusindeel to ell, the Market of its gnardisos atm subjected to the obswirstios if all," The constitution of the letter body, to which he thee alluded, lied bees the subject of mach specolation. Beform had bees desired by tome, bet it. assinteriance as ft Meted had been opposed by many. Mr. Pitt, at owe period of he. lite, bad been the mamma of Reform, bemuse the absent, of the democratic part alike Conistilol ion re q uired lobe periled from royal sod seimornelle haliseece ; but is : his haler days, when be perceived more danger to he appro. hooded from popular innovating than from undue hilloamee , frost other greeters, the same ressows which mule him the Maims of &hem blow, jumbled opposition ohm. He (Mr. Comingheate) woos frissid to Reform; bus what would kw the orlirsotages shish silmidsil its seems, Mospavodlo Ihe groat bewails shah • miceseefed aeistmecir ireassuria. plated revulutino would coofer ea society) A sweet po pliar might pass ; • hint or two might he take n off ; list the dangers they were called on to avert, sad the extra- Inigancies they were hooted to frissersie, were of loithiely greater einportanee is the scale of national interest ; and That all should be suited sow for this hemem purpose, however they might very ow miser meats or political ex pediency, was what be ardently wished, sad hoped to see radii:ed. Mr. CAVIIIOART, of Blairslooe, said that he would sise en deavour to follow the lest barred speaker into the history of biters els cachet, the propriety of reform, or general irmitiose of political expediency; lint ha would take the Way of stating two objectiors to the premise Address, Whea l be thought arose immediately from • tuosiderstion of •111111addressi itself. He most cordially comonal is the of loyalty, and ia too th eaiitin avowed to our constilatioa against bo foreigo and domestic rev. But it occurred is hint that there was • passage Il e the Address which stated, that the. press lad sow become • the source of enqualified evil."--(Orfes of "No, se!" /rim I several Omilesteet.)--Mr. C. continued, that be had takes dotal the words, and found them to boss he bode:pokes them—(Cries of "No, so!")—Mr. C. thou begged that that part of the Address might be read, which was accord ingly done, sod a as follows: "The ore's, ton, which in she haw), of good met we have ever valued as Ilse liberal channel of isstroetion and delight, hot bee. noiverted by the raticornue mauves of human happiness, nitro am ragas. of unqualified evil" Mr. C. still asserted that the mesniug of that elapse, as warded, appeared to him t o h e so attack op us Hie press.— (" No, no!") (Mr. C. then sat down for • moment, sod die clans, war read again.] Mr. C. continued, that he thought that clause still was •n attack shin the press—(Cries from the Chairman sod others, • Duly against the worst part of it.") [The noise a this time was pitch list we could not corn• pieta) , hear what the liestilemau stated. We understood, however, that lie referred to the libel law, se rumble of prnishisigaolficiently the excesses of the press, and that to check the •buses of which the Address complained, it would be isecessary to matte laws applicable to the whole press, sod restrictive of the rights of publication.] Mr. Cathcart stated, that those who were most aware of the brorAts slid bloisium of the press would be most apt to forgive its vices, cad proceeded i■ Ms argument ageism that part of t►e Address which ■ceased the people of disloyal , y and irreligion, and mounds(' that no accusation could he more groundless or nafooaded. The Hon. (katlemma who spoke last had described, is the must glowing sod beautiful terms, the character of our CossWelton. la every word of dile description he, from the bottom of his boort, marooned. Were we thee to suppose that oter countrymen were insen sible to the merits of that Constitution, nr bad grows luke warm in its support Were its blessings now so diminished that they could um feel t►em—and were oar coeatrymew ao dull that they could sot discover them? !Whst were the pro. pie to gain by attarkier the cemelitutloo of t►e country? ' They were lint to brieg morery 'ad rein upon themselves; and the heal object obey were to oblate was left is en. certaiuty and doubt. He did not believe that there wets tote hundred men is &silted who ovoid sign an Address, or state as their ("micros in as Intelligible form, ilrit they were dissatisfied with the Coostitotioa. " I etp not believe," sail he, " that 100 into are to be found in the empire who wish a hist without • Lords or Commons, as in Old Aping; ur Lords without a King tool Commons, as is Veosee; or Commons without either • Kiug or lArde, as is America." There ►ad been, a is tree, sag • body of the people, corsets opinions of Reform, bet the worst and only dangerous part of three had already vanish. ed before the united reason and moos of those very people who had our, bees inclined to listen to them. Went there thee any groom& for aircushig the people of disloyalty and dsssirrtiva Oa the contrary, supposing she fluorites. of so evidence at all, either ow our sole or the other, there were t►e strongest mesomptkins derived from the ►ighly en. hinges sod moral excellency of nor essontryotim, and from that constitution which the lad veggie bad se well deecrib- . pews,- Cymric's& All; aed wax meatiest tie:. **this pm. Addrese,mid thee if., wed/ pia obi Mt Mii=lis where were the distiffected pelts. 'There was, no n allipentatt and dimstiefactio• eery Freesias, not 1110014 1 1 •111.14 the loweriserkrs, bet in th e highert ma* rdrrs, t bill li• Mr betewo that t his Atwood,* was mot levelled against Mr PM tee the Coomitetion. Every Ad:Mises/sib* ie *le emote, might be essweed tint aurae of their easehmos said meal wifkoppesitiott. flume bad fond oppewities le peat • oiler Dian acts, while other s had met appaiitime to their whele ill s B ;tnn and general Milne,. He was sem ts call la gaietiee the vigour, the wisdom,* the teiset-werilii hese of the present Adensistraties; bet be esenteweledr.that • they she any ribs? Adminietration had a ride be '. . , .r .i o ti o r mere es as easesios is dins . AeFeentimpore hommeemom , iteopenal by as ion, and *eat, IBitele istended he boa! t the coesseo, sleight be equally me esiesitiessly apposed. He Item that be as to defer an the • a a the Address from Getailamee fur whom he had . higimet respect ; but he bed @simmered to Fin bee jet diesestiog, as he newer meld *prat a Owe- OBI& appeared to him to eell far more resealed's we _. wiefeprees of the castes,, or tviarb cooteiped teen an filWisosatime agahest the morality or loyalty "0/ the mans p eiletweas, most relit Iles, mid meet Dideatricas peals aped eor • i • ib l e ti mere particula r ly w h en these insiatimioes were ape b i• as Address to the blowarch of the ansaley,'sad Illsfather of We people." De Liwille, of Retrains, could viol hot Muslim the Apposition Made by the Hoe. Gentlemen who had preceded kilin se quite seentesaea; because that opposite" anti wird to • Miorepresmilatton of an important passive ie the . and of that Gesileshan's wee it a eossenscileti 7 is mold met re he He meld wit have ini - may oppaelfies to the Address, *toast be Geld*, ewe eh esetioasle expereowel, or an well calculated 1111tallawilet the varied palatial opium* which mew items melt prevail in ell wised assemblies. Therefore, be could eat Ms feel disappointment at the opposites the Aileen kid saperienerd. Not eve syllable of approbelide of the emedett pones/ by Administration bed bee. tweeter*, sad CM Hdoeorstile Genilemni by a moat illogical infer mom emeeliedid; that this Address had hers ourteatied with the Mlle of siemens., sad of siocileuteg the measures Famed by Aduiiiiititratiote Bet mealtime the attentioa of Shit willeitse to the point from which the Hun. Gentleman bed weedefred, he barged leave to ask hies, whether irreli gion, had sot pervaded the land ? Whether • Carble had not blesplievied? Whether or ant the dandliag of the anima vie the hamlet of the Unsnarl, had not been deleted by lb , isfinimmidatairtate which the moan-mot isilielity had tiptoed sip? Whether or not the Bible, the poor snows friend, as it it the rich wee% stay, had sot bees exposed to the tenets if the scoffer, and the intermit of the eithefierer ? And whe ther* net theasettesepts to rob the pony min •r his best frilled, to emiervai* the peal of the cottage, sod the veto a seemy, should not *palatal their merited reprobation,, sad their most delennieed apeeition? It was for them its them tiresome** to *pone* the Throne, expreseitte their attsehmeal to the Ciseasitoithio4 tad their reenlist* to 'Web the theigets of the sad the umehinatime of the infidel. It wee wJldefss in Neer the meat Ma. tarifa of those districts, where lately pristeiples of diseilfec- Doe bad but too generally prevailed; bet although the tor. rum astrairetigerit of iulitielisy had dose all ie their power to pollute the faith, sad pervert the priacipiel able mashie**, he did not believe that out of a populismo of 4,0110 soot. fifty had been sainted w i th these penurious doctrines. The Reverend Gentlest* sat down, giving his cordial approh.- Bon to the Address. Mr. KtlfdatiT, of Tionere, M.P. said, tint he wadi have tie satisfactiest IN prolonging the din-lesion, no wies to setae cations, of difference, sod with these (reboil,* he had attach **ebonies in listening to the testimony widely the Reverend Geettemau bad just gives, to the enteral loy ally sad attachment to the principles of religion, of those with whom he was sore immediately amerced; aid this afforded him the more peculiar pleasure, se that 'peal* of the country from which the Reverend Gentleman caste was Doe of those few districts le the empire where disaffection bed principally reigned, Of where infidelity had wide its esieehi ocreaehisests. Since these had b. en nearly irelieguished men there, of what avail was their present -Ad dress to the Throne, when the., by their own education, @edifies sod infidelity were so insignificant ill their extent, that no &tiger could be •ppreheaded, and ie consegeaser .0 leysl derisratious required? T• 4 lemma' the requisition itself excited his disapprobation, because it arsamsed me exclostse character of loyalty to those who attended meetings of the description now areembled, and implied, that those who shamed themselves from similar mettle* were undeserving tif that appellation. Illany reasons might wryest cattle men from itstaidieg these inert ism. He himself *old *we preferred &catalog say leisure be at present commanded to his pit Orate pursuits, as, of course, oilier esgsratenta would speedily demaad his presence elsewhere, and he should have thought it bard that the eratificatiou of them wishes shook. have her* the character of diaoyelty, whirls the terse a the reigaisitioe so indiscriminately levelled at all oath *Weeders. The Address, so doubt, was framed esti cookilerable cacaos; but ibis c.ntioa was quite in tOnsistent with the tone and spirit of the requisite,. He Mame had no opportunity i f knowing the content• of the Address moved by the Hoe. Ratonet, and called them partly by the extratiedinary seutinseets contained to the requisition, could not in any obegrealtriMS that adlubt fall from kiln exclude that requisition from his mind, sad lb. dyed 'be wee bound to think that the spirit which originated the requisition, equally gave existence to the Address sow proposed. He must believe with his 11... Farad (Mr. Os wald) that sloe, so dim heathen* is mired** rontimanieg the coodect of A dusinietratium, Addresses of this diameter ere mieleally meant to support the system no which Ifileistas act, med to oblate the approbstiou of the ashes to the* Jimerosures nn which the blimistry have been recently hadlid. The laugeser of the Address relative to the press he west thtek, with his Hon. Friend (Mr. Cathcart), was as ad , theory grammatical lute/perfidies, of that sweeping eh , - recta (deacribloq it as the engine of anquatilled evel), • hie •I be mold iiilt tassciattinesly altar. There was iiii obef...i theiluetion hawing *pro Deg a gowereenevit and -de.- kimistration ; the former he •oshi Poppet, bet mot th. - Jleller; and oben called oe to *awn the Coestitutom of jilt country, hr begged leave to be enderamod a. sepportiag Mot Coninitutinti as It existed is September 1919, sod not frith the ilitervening illoorestion• Merle urea it, a. retabliiii od by the Monsters of the Crowe is IMlL(Applemilt)-- 111 r. IC. further said, be believed that whatever dUiroulebt• 1104 'offerings Might exist in the country, them sewer milli be allayed by proceedings teatime • rivilliortion• p" -. - - ' Walto! , 10 04 et W I wicked that the . 1 °7 4 4 MIMI r dial* stoke ‘ 111019basatfil -- . - 1 "':' --- - -""••••'. •-•‘- ...... ' ---- ‘10" --- • • - • : , . . - - ... 1 11/1444 i p " .i o ". " zv 9 ) i '''l lit 'We ( ' pot. - . . , . A ' ~. - • .6 . ---...„... ' .. . .. , *a . •-• . (4. . • ''.' ' - , \V s . . 4.... . -. 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''': ..im...1111 _ .: . 4 , ••••••ya lo•urseprs `( ewe s !. • mozzi......IIIMMENIMIMIIINIIIMMIIIIIMME.I.I... IO 4 . 4 ' . .. • .t..„, -• • TN ItA TRICItOTA L, PROW?. LA NA. Q ÜBSCRIP 110 N for affording NIGHTLY sali ZaLiciL6MAP9a :: K. I A. '..... ~. , 14. 11 14leka 4 VtiefiAmbsee now eamMalloo enovinoetbe MOW 111a5i11ari1. ga5.............. ! eft rallate_ ._ _Wed uollaws . _ w er.sl ooo /O/Yosol Pinier ' : VIIIIS EVENING, SATURDAY. Jan. 6. 1.7 siikUrEit to:the Holm:Less, mil Ritual , is iiiial ° le t 114 i - • Mt 1 , 1, 4 1 , , , e1 6 .4 warms sa s ThogA, ;Maim dm ...... • Ploo,w oon , was the evtovebee IS Csilisleract . t. : 1 7 f ous . . . , .•i ...., iff!ms lb" ilebenera af agitatahml ?Ay Am dam yrestvliptioon? There was so evideuee at ell; aed env A him Illerjeety's Semmes wilt paler= the Conde Opera of tha DILIWITIJYR. • THE ENGLISH FLEET IN 11144. ' Dr JOAN . W. LUBSOCII4 Dam. is the Male. - DERSONS.,whose Amnia, Pittil l". ""na ber fO i a • . lr bria , -......01inte , h6116 00 1 11064. 114.11 k re milt e‘la t el eeil• 1 1• 411...etaglie llopeo llisei rle, l i e o g an ra rldrese lred lo i r ul fathor te al o;h im m pm elli t De Mooifort, Overt of *Wavy, M. Ilmegrenet; PUMP, The Weida, Sobetviptione ram rope.ied:— .., 1 a* the !Mb Istetant; aeobly hilbruidN, that lima ism.4miee tin widest diregeneb el opisehm. A Am. pfli • evidroce, aadavdestaii the remesoptionm . 4r. (Unit; Valeatior, Mr. lbehom ; Sapiens,. Ilmsblame. t a d. gB. s ' IVIV . arm newly to be dvilvemed Ma Aloneyiey's 0114015 rte . _ Eli° °lig " 1410 0 18011 111Amihis soosilkew Ak 11 41 1 1Arlley _ ?He ttomed tint - if say gentleman pas. Ile. Hem; meioses ,. us. Mwls.. J o g% *pow at Creoles 1104041 'llO IP A Widoir's 'Kite at moved by tbe Hoe. Ileroost ; ninfebk Sala • milleoes, He agnia-t the nettest, religiose, se loge! over the Royal Entiamop and 1.11; Palldetall, as oell aft.....- • ''. '"‘• me knew on, ki,,,, ay , Mn Age.l4,•; Aida. Miss nonhoraniirts C./i. ithetot. the Londoe Wort- . their respells', • Apure le Mk liweret ratiellite ; awl I ht. in , •- .. la ss OS IS/It e lflisrolo "WO% orard ii : Selltn ie t Ibe prole, n olio' b e.. b As ei t 'A voi d l a Om Marl ow e; Datherios, Madame Voy i l!is; VI,. Agi!! . litlril) boom 22 w Pamior ilealweal K M r llly 77 :7410 . 0 0 1 - ___jh ' limit poi _ 6 . 642 er =e i 41 4 4 7P . 1p i t im et ee l2d ., ee5 1 " .... .. slot M: d: or l i t amts. ZIP . . 0. ebb groooloo I A Pe d e d e rsar.ood al ai l o t t l = t : aNcl i alia l""! "1"1"4 - -- ill ti '' :6 bill. _ --..1....11... .:.1. MIL a; . . 111Maillkiiir f'''' 1 A. M. Illrihma.AMwa..., i• • lin-f• &a.m. IN .Ikmbliamai• En' .aa _ . . rcir. we* he Os Mosds regill A g Mgrsiiir** ,.. .SlMM Plestsko. • ' I • . 1 • Ghtessui is Niii•Nrib b ibbtaina Lielt bet. . 0 0r 1-11 TNRd TRI t-nifne AL, COV lINT-47 A N , THIS EVENING , SATURDAY,' I t will be performed the Mersiol Dome d ROB ROY MACGREGOR.: .""--4'. 7 - W4r Frederick Verses, Mr. Atertim ; RashiviedlW N..., Mr. Miami ; Fremeie Oshaldessiess, Mr. likrusici *A Maw Mserfeere lir. *dhows ; MOW, Mr. llayed by proceedings frad's% to creole WI prpetrate incomes among the elifferest remits of society; sod 4.1 red of sse•minling im"etings of she eliernette .en Win •- , it were • hinter monde of seeorise the treogeillity sod duet of ell thaws of lbs enneseemity, hod of girtpg sub to the happy esteentmilem under which we itre, so Isnmead cometliatiem sad einretlloll, by which l labile** aid 'misguided 'eight be recOlNerd, led setislied that they *PM few in oeimber, fib/ g the person of hoe Majesty was re-stly toe OW Ity Iwo untrafatliouria to render • a um*. sow necessary, and by ontalt atom salt to vole he ed- onf apprebwttem or the reeeestree aro he mime*/ Merniesere Se CIWVIO, wader Ns (iris or et Mime _et 464 ammo to the 44444 Pena* .f Ob. OP I P N. t ~ gall me " 51BETING OF THE COUNTY OF 4.YN. • Purattaut to a Requisition trilismitted to Sir David Hum le► Blair, of Browahill, Bart. Coavraer of the county of Ayr, a tomtits' of the Freeholders, Jostles* of the Paige, sad Comatiaidosters of Supply, was consulted in she Court nurse st Ayr, on Sslord.. lest, the 30th sit. The iaterest which the contemplated ligedirediogs oagited I. the public mind was of such a dimeription, that Immediately on lbe doors being opened, roost sett was ncogipird, and it was even with difficulty t►at nitinding comet *odd be afforded to the atajoriy of the gentlemen who had attended, in cum. pliant., with the application made to the Convener. Mr. Bosm ILL, of Anehlnlak e having moved, and his motion bring wienstled by 'Sir. Smadstrahs Bocheams, that Sir D. hunter Blair take the Chair, Shot gentleman, trig es. miming it, returned thanks for the hussar matched, read the Regaisition. and stated, that in eameirtreswe of the re. torsi it contained, they were then mormided: and that be. fore proceediog to the cossiderstion of the abject of their meeting, he begged ha Intimate, chat he Its/ received an apology froth Lord Glasgow ; and which., on being read, communicated his reg►et at out haste: it.io his power to at. tend; aol fully caucerrtag with the views the Resoisition roontrined. Similar letter• of apology were read from the Lord Justice Clerk, Mr. Sheriff Bell, and sober gratieunea. Sir idstin Festal/Woe, In Teeving the Address, cauterised his coevietion, that th►re *ever was a period when it was mote ilorrsoort fur good in.. of all denomination• to de. chore their itit•chinent to the principles of the British Con initiation ; and is loyal and becoming language toopprosch the Throne of their Sovereign, to record their gratitude fur the blessings which sit Coostitution has alike secured to the bumble and the great ; to avow their unalterable attach. meat Is his present afejtnly, thei► determinative hireling tlw ittroads of dating men, red Is serum to latest posterity, the tweatompled blessings which the Government of the House of Illeuuesiek had conferred—Without adding one word mew. he. begged leave to read the Address (which be did; it er►wlld the seotieseets just uttered.) Sir WM. atistitoneii, of Cap/legion, seconded the Addreee. Mr. °Maim, of Michliterate?, IN °eerier hitatelfla b. atteotioa of thy useetasig, said that so MOM was. more Wily impressed than himself with a sincere sad grateful cowrie. Imo of the-righte aod privilege, the Comditution teamed oe all hoe Maiesq's aohj-ets, Hot, however reluctant, he onset dimes, from the principles lie which this meeting had here roomiest. He guest deprecate that exclavive attribute of loyally, which, if sot is luvissge, yet is tette end umpea. tug, they had thought it necessary to assume, heroes, he cousciratiiirsly lolirved that • great wiejoilly lathe people of the country were imbued with similar loyalty; and that at least ita Seutismil, le which than vie.. are more especially coullited, iv, sitels Names ne principles are maailested ae those which the Adder's seemly coodemme. The Address too, however warmly expressed, was, its its spirit awl Co,- tents, mewled to sceomplish more than what ifs professed ohjres eoutTamploted. It we, sot only meast to rympethiee with the 21.1 n-reign ie the regret coaditiost a the respire; it woe owl may meant In pledge 'how anwud hint eh resist by rv"y moms time poorness of 'Sheeniest—to slay the head of Mist Nowedy—to export the schemes uf the dosigoing, ' and to visit with mertt.d pwaishenewl lb. violators of the law; hat it ass plaiely mast to imply Apprehatiei of his Msielty's Milsiatees, sad, by she &deem. sit der expe4su4 JOL. • - .4"1_"- • 4 ::Ae• • V , . , =rr •HOWELL'S CONTINUATION OF THE STATE TRIA L.t. The Subscribers lo this Work nod the Public are respect , fully informed, that the Eighth Volume of the Coasinnation. lerceral Oro. is obit day published, and confabs. elle follow ing owportaut eases,—w. Cubicle, fur Lobel on Lord Hardwieke—Phookeet v. Cabbesi, fur Lobel—Case of she Non. 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Thus, those who wish to posies. the bloiletalkale Trials noa aepasato Work, or vs • Supplement to Ober of the Collectious, may be provided with it accordingly. COMPLETE POCKET EDITION OF CICIIIIIO. This day is published, elegantly and must rawreelly prinked in Twelve Pa ket Yolismso.4 peke 31. It • CICERO.NIS OPERA. ex M• editionitios Olivrti et Erneati, sells% recession* neesrata /oh:lnnis Carry. I.L.D. Loodam : Primed foe Baldvtiu. CrsiScar It, mei Joy w►ll and Martin; J. Booker; G. and W. B. Whit , Longman, Hurst, Rees Orme, and Brows ; Cade!' sad Dames; Edwards and Knibb ; ■nd .1. Bobin•nn. ••• A complete aml cheap Edition of Cicero, with the Text amended from the must approved mod►►n &gallons, having Inn been • desideratum' with the I of pure latinity, an elegant Edition, at a very 'moderate price, of It, entire Worko of that celebrated Orator, •ccnspasied by Clams, Is now offered to the Public. ItliE LONDON MAGAZINE. No. XIII. forJANUARY, 1821, published by Baldwin, Cradock, sod Joy, contains as :-.-The Losses Hesol—New Year ' s Eve, by Elts....The Spirit of the Latope--The Travels mot Opinion. of Edgeworth Benson, Gent. No. I. Venire— 'Trediliusal Literature, No. 11.—Mtitepps on Riding, Nu. I. ...The Shirt of She Happy Mita—Tshie "folk. Nu. VI. On the L oo k of a Geolkmart—Withrreol Violets—The Rainbow-. &mud -.Sonnet iu the Woods of Bolton Aldo y— Loon writ. -test soar the Rutas of Horses's 1 / 1 11.1.-Litter Guam Jahn siGrusen NI the Editor—Living Aashors, N... IV. Lord By. rou— Literary Pocket•ROult—Town Cusiversstion, No. 1. Mr. Barry Curawsl.'s Tragedy, Lord Byroit's New Tragedy, . Mr. Sit. ;.try, Mr Southey, Horace Walpole, Coeltuey Writers, The gustlcidr Review, Projected Runt Society of berm tate, the Nlohocks—Miller ReJivivo., N•t. I. Mrs. Kase Groh—The Apotheosis of Ntlo..r—The Orsms, No. X 11••• beiSolll . . 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ROOKSELLERS, WHOLESALE • STATIONERS, Re. Inmate be the h.bli of receiving Orderer/cm thitamentry • Mr Printing Material.. 10/IN GRANGER. PRIN'TER'S JOINER. OP PRINTER'S SMITH. and DEALER in SECOND HAND - MATERIALS, No. 19, Rulls.huildings, Fester. lalie, Cobden, bees to asqnsint the Trade in general they will Sod it so their b louse advantage to ;melbas, of him any Wog is she above Liar, fur ready Money. Has now for Bale bumble Crows, Royal Crown, and Foolscap Presses (tow), at very reduced prices; also • quantity of good Second bawd Chases of the different aims; with venous other Articlesia she Printiag Lime. J. GRANGER illso Mires this opportualiy to return his most grateful Swab to his Friends nod the Trade in general, sod assures them that be will (wallows to do hit smart to merit (time favours he has of late so liberally experiemeed Al i r ......11., _ • ... • b B. ..711 • N. 91 `~~ ). I