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J • • 1:41 • VI :• . I Plum,:En 464! '••••1- ' ; Tor - • TB RATRR.BOTAL, asumr-Limi, „ - 1 EVENING. THURSDA - 4. THIS r.._ . _ , Jan. _ Ms 1111sirsty's Servants will perform the Capers of THE LORD OF THE MANOR. • • ' • Sir John Contrast, Mr. Gait is ;Y. Contrast, Mr. Mr-, Marti Raaale,, Mr. T. Cooke; Tromoore, Mr. graham (his stb appearance in that rhararter); Le Nippe, Mr. Harley ; Ralph, Mr. Knight. Annette, Madame Vemrsr ; Sophia, Miss Cahill ; Peggy, Min Poway; Moll Flagon, Mr. Mender. To condo& will., Sih lime, a sew Gram! Comic Pantomime, molted 1"" 'VINES. —THOS. and RD. A BBOTTS, of Pte. 10, Skinner-street, respecifially infirm Mee. chants, Drillers, sad Fusilier, who buy their Wines from Duck, that T. and R.ABBOTTS'S prices are as follow, its. al • Credit of 12 Months, frum date of transfer, ur six Mcdits' Credit and 5 per Cent. Discount Fine fell bodied ►igh.ll scoured Purl Wisc.-08 per pipe. Do. Sherries. shipped by the first Holmes.. 30 d.c. Do. Volonia ... 34. do. Do: East India Madeira Alm m►rry description of French, Poring's!, and Sp mist, and other Wines, of,all the late good Villages, and of all the Shipper* of high repute, at equally Reiuseaable Price.. N. IR —The above Wines will, when Duly Paid, nest the Purchasers •bioit 325. per Duzeo, ►he End India Madeira excepted, which wilt cost she Buyer about 60s. per Dozen. Deck Samples, Tasting Older*, kc. may be had, by ap plying at , No. 10, Skinner-street. NOME'S refEllll. This day are poststiiViiif,'"palkii 7s. in beards, 0 D ES, and other POEMS. By HENRY • NFELE: Printed fur Sir MAI and Co.; sad to Sd Sid of all Boultselith. THF. NORTIVW E . ST PASSAGE; Or, HARLCQUIN ESQUIMACX. Captsio of the Herta, Mr. Viejo!'; Midshipman, Mr. Ray. sumed ; Dosisresis, ; Young Eaquirelog (Owe. wards Harlequin), Mr. Hologna; P....t•1n0u, Me,Elliott; Gloms ' Mr. Social , . Esinimarix Girl (afterward. Colons. bine), Min Tree. . • The Doors wit' he optima in Half-pad Six o'Clock, fowl the Performances on each Evenitie commence at Seven. Soar*, 7.. ; Second Prier, 3..Bd.—Pit. 3*. Bd.; Second Sa.--Lower Gallery, la.; ticoomi Pnce, lg.—Upper Gallery,lo.l Second Price, 8.1. Flares to be taken of Mr. Rodoell, in the Rotunda of the Saloon of the Theme. • ." Private Roses eau only be obtsiaed Cue Ike Aerilgog of Rodwell, at the . , The new Comic P4neornime cafted ' iliBlBBllo/681 hs sage will be repeated envy Evening sill roolliwe edam To-morrow, the Opera of The Hooded Tower. On helltelirq. The Eligildi feet : Valentine, Mr.leabon. A sew Comic Musical PiPre, in swar parte, will be pro duced in a frw cloys, called Giovgnui is 'friend. Public Office, Wolverhamptoo, Dec. 22, 1820: T and respectable MEE l ING tHr Lit the 11411 ARITANTS, roorvened by the Cunatabks, li consequences( • Requisition fur the poirpose; Sir JOHN WROTTESLEY, Bert. iu the Chair: - It was Resolved unanimously, a - 1. That the aces,: and °Mot.' of the I whahitelosegfilllit Town upon any great pulsing (localism caw 61411, be doklissi. 6 mated anal fully aseginsisied by the Coustitnied Ant!!oriliain emtivettiug a hlveling, at the rrquest of part of the said %hobnail's. 2. 'That a Declaration lately lying at the Public Office. profemirg to be " The Declaration of the Loyal lubabitortis o f nolverliamptun" was nut sanctioned by any 'l'oon's Meeting, originated with a few itidividitals, coulains the signatures of a very inconsiderable number, and is consi dered by this Meeting as au incuinulete method of conveying the sentiment. of the Town to hi. Majesty. S That we yield to noise of our fellow eoustrywien in a warm and since-re altaclttocut 10 the limg, and to 6i. Mu, tricots House, in veneration fur our unrivalled Constitution, rind in a firm delerminatiots to monition and au •lulatc, _ 4. That notwithstandiog we have known almost unex ampled misery and distrems to have 1%1614 41ibr sett-rat years sonitest Ike pispulati tttt of this 'fowls and ifeiglihaporhuoil—sm distress analog from the ataguation of tresie cool want of employment—ibis Meeting would be ettilty of an act of injust , ce to the great body of the lerhabitauts, if we did not thus publicly eroclaini and ackuuoludge that they have en dured their •offcriogs with a patieoce and fortitude the must beriiic, and with a magnanimity whirl, eoliths them to our highest prime a n d admiration. b. 'that it is our bounden duly to make known to his Majesty the deep regret we feel at the general depression iu the various branches of Agriculture,. Manufactures, anal Commerce, to larnrnt the want of Commercial Treaties with Foreign States, whereby our trade may be increased, to re. quest the restriction of the public expenditure, that our burdens may he lessened; the reduction of the large stunt • ince army, Mat our liberties may not be endangered, and the substitution of a system of amelioration suit mildness for that of force and coercion, so as to couciliate the love and loroduce the happiness of the people. 0 When after nearly six years of profound pence—when Moire Providence has been most bountiful io every 'Pro duction of the Earth—when our hlerchauts hare no want of capital or enterprise, our our 'artisans of skill aud dustry (for we know that in every branch or Manufacture they stand unrivalled) our commercial difficulties ant dia. tresses still cuutiuu', and when we have witnessed with so touch pain the recent agitation of the publle mind ; and au alarm spread amongst all classes of his Majesty's subjects, by be introduction of as impolitic and auconstitutinual Ball of PA/11R and Penalties, the allegations of which were not supported by legal proofs; and when the axeitemeist is still kept alive by the expectation of further proceedings., we are irresistibly led to conclude that there must be defect or Rll/1111111/Igl.ll4ellt in the •dmiiiistralicut of public affairs. 7. Under these impiessions we consider it incumbent on us to oddest= his Majesty on tlw preset)l state of the route. try, anti to beset eh bun to take such steps as hr shall judge beat to assure a return of national prosperity, and restore tranquillity to the minds of his subjects. • 11EATRii-litlY A 4 COY lIINT-GA DltiN. THIS EVENING. THWASIJAY, Jan. 4, will be performed Shakapeore's Comedy of AS YOU LIKE. IT. Duke, Mr. Egerton; Duke Frederick, Mr. Chapman ; Amiens, Mr. Datevart ; Jaques, fdr. M y, Orlando, Mr. C. Emilie; Totichstune, Mr. Fawcett; Otiv,r, Mr. Coeur. Rosalind, Mrs. Faueit ; Cella, Mr. . T. Hill; Au- dreg, Aftcr whirl , 9th tiler, a ntw GranJ and Cumic Partomime, raltr.l HARLEQUIN AND FRIAR BACON • Or, THE BRAZEN HEAD. Friar Bacon, Mr. C er ; Vandrimast (afterwards Panta loon), Mr. Ilf*rviec; • Adonis Pribble (afterwards Lover), Taoism Grimaldi; Tunas Morley (*firma/ifs Harkgain), Mr. Eller; Melis.eut (afterwai dr. Columbine), hliss E. Denactt ; Miles (afterwards Clonnj, Mr. Grimaldi !lours to be opened at Half-past Six &Clock—the Play to Lenin at Seven. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Drandon, at the Box-Office, Hat t-strect, from Ten till Four. A Private Box may be had fur the Season, or nightly, of Ile. Brandon, at the Box•Oftice. The new Grand and Comic Pantpisime will be repeated Amery Evening. rr Tu.mor,us, the Comedy of The irclinul tir Scandal. On Saturday. the Opts' of flub Roy Macgregor: Diana Terra., Miss Stephens. On Mondry, The Antiquary: Miss Isabella Wardour, Miss 'Stephen , . On Tuesday will be produced, first time, a new Tragedy called hlirandula. SOIREES AMUSANTES. ort , " The Law salaam it."—(Shaltsprare.) THEATRE ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND. THIS EVENING. THURSDAY, January I, 1811, and even Evenie• till (saber notice, PAR!' 1. AN A DOR ESS, To be spoken by the Motive of Clubs. After which, "SHADOWS 'III-NIGHT" (Shaksprare), after the matmer of Les Ombres Chmussea. Au immoveable wage watteli in a fog—standing still at the rate of eight m iles ao ginlS ! sod • Court of J sauce to a mist—with a moving trial. A VOCAL ENTRESIETS. Part 11—DOCTOR FAUST US IN LONDON. HARMONIC OLLA PODRIIJA. Part lII.—GUY tAWKEI. A Military Band will perform hetwer• the Parts. 8. Thal the Addles' now read Ise adopted, sod that the Most Noble the Als.quis of Stafford, and the Hight Hon. Lord VISCO II II i Assam,, be resptctfully reque.ted to pneent the same to his Majesty. 9. That this Addr.ao lie at the Public Oflire for Signs tut es during the followiug week. J. WROTTESLEY. • The Chairman having left the Chair, and Mr. Lewis being called to it, It was moved by Mr. Pearsou, sod carried sena sliniously— Thai the grateful Thanks of this Meeting are eminently altos to Sir John Moto-shay, Hart. fur his kindueas in peered. ing at this Meeting, aud..f.te.bis boooisrahle ' able, .surl Im partial conduct in the Choir. JOHN LEWIS. ADDRESS. We, your Majesty's (toilful and loyal subjecle, the lobs hitanis of %Wolverhampton, conveued by Ike Constituted Authorities of the Town. beg to offer to your Majesty our pen 'interns of si ucere and inviolable at taclonent to your Ma. jessy's pemoes, and to assure you of our firm deternsinalime to use our hest endeavours to suppose Nod preserve Use in valuable Cuisstimtion inherited from aud purcbt sed wish the blood of our sues store. %Whilst we yield to sio description of your Majesty's soh. jectu in zeal and loyally, we cannot disguise or a 11141101.14 rue humst feclitigwortlie present general distress of the coun try . icticelLill • various beaucterrafmattufactoree, • •••• • t• • ON - 115 . cipi l re, Nilusted , in the midst of and ii wore a popittation . tiOle short of 100,000 haus bstauta, chiefly composed of manufacturer, and labouriatt ustehauics, tabu hare sisfrered slit . t ptivatious for some years, in rnsistque nee of the unprecedentril stigmatism or trade, and want of earieyineNt ; but gent and scrams,- toed as huve bests three shattesae,, they have Is en endured with heroic p•dience, and a inagostroiutty which excites our praise and admiration. Although we rejoice at she peace able dem. loose and the steady and loyal attachment of she people to your Majesty and the laws, it is with pain and anxiety that wt have atm veil an agitation its the pubic ultra!, produced by some of the to .... es 4.f your Majesty's Miunders, and semi-tally by the iistrodurt . and perseve rance in a 1101 of Pains mad Penalties ill the House of (.Wide—a BM which excited the just fears and reasonable claim of >our Majesty . * total subjects, as iuvolvilig the safety of the Constituti tttt , the honour of Ilse ('rows,, and the hest interests and happiiiesa of your peuple.—And we humbly Log to slastre your Majesty, that we are of opiiiiou this excitement will riot subside, sinless all proceedings against her Majesty the Queen shall be shanduocd. ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAN By Authority of the Right Hon. Abe Lord Chamberlain. For the accommodation of Parties bi luting Cbildtcu to see the Pantomime, the Pcrfotranncer of this we.k are nu arranged as in conclude shout Eleven o'Clitek. THIS EVEN LNG .. , THURSDAY. Jan. 4 Tomtorrour (Friday), mid Saturday, will be piuduced (for the 4th time in England), a Comic Ballet, called IL MOLINARO BORLATO. la which Signor Carlo Carmine will sumalis his original Charmer. 'thigh he had the honour of appealing iu fur lON-. eights before her Majesty, at the Maitre is Pesaro, being his Lento appem 'ewe to Eu i c hod. Alberto (a young Purism). fur. St. Alban; T.rrsina (lie. teethed to Alberts), Alin Annirsou; Wolin. (her Sister), Alias Galloon ; Furbelow) (the Wilke), Signor Carmine. Assisted by the Corps 1e Ballet. After which (for the 21st time), an enti , e New Melo.Drama, in thrre acts. collard ZA MOSli I .; OR, THE ronnEss AND THE MINE. Zimoski, Nlr. Gonurval; Ildwimaki, Mr. Watkins; Le paski, Mr. Lee; Itagolv. Mr.Casipbcll; Peter, Mr.alki4ll ; • Watt ; Rogation; Or. J. Jones. To conclude wills (for 11w 0 , 11 lime), a nrw Grand Picturesque Pantomime, entitled DR. SYNTAX; Or, HARLEQUIN IN LONDON. PRIZES INCREASED—RLANKS DECREASED, AND PUKE REDUCED!!! has rtsutritoritoo in recommend • in the NEW Y=L'S LOTTERIES to the notice of his best Friends. the Publw, as they will find the Sciiime contains Note Prises of 21,0001. Consols and Money. Nut Two Mimics to a Prize. lowest Prize 111. Money. Double the Number Of Prizes there usually have bees. Pric e of the Tickets reduced. Threell,oool. at least, mast be drawn First Day. Three ni..re 2.15100/. may lie drawn l'iiat Usy. Oise II ket may gain Tien 21,1)001. 13.1 This Month. 43,0001. in first Five Minutes must be druwu Fist Day. licit y Tnkrt uuw use sale must lie drawn First Day. Nut half the number iif Blank. three usually basin-cu. nit desnine CMIFIMMIrt, use the day when Parliament meet, 23.1 THIS MONTI! (January); and befnre the Xiane's Speech can be lIIIIMUMG .1 Anus ilie Thrust.% at I.ast 03000/. must be determined, a. there air Three Prise. of 21,000/. arranged so as In be drawn in the fret Five Mi nutes ! Tickets and Shores are Selling by DISH. Stuck-Broker, 4, Curnhill, and 9, Charing 4 toss , Landon, and by his Agents to Ike Country, who Sold in the vary la,t Lottery Contract (just linobed), LOC in Mae Shares.. f20,020 3.142 in Five Shares 3,645 whole Ticket 10,000! Besides seirri•l minor Capitals, tun noinernits fur impel tion. ass The Prete* uf hi"lefell are affixed. hourly, utmost lilh/Ps °Ake, 4, Combat, by which. the Public can see the tlartuabow. • When we lake into our consideration that we have now enjoyed she blessings of peeve for nearly six yearn—that Ui vioe Providence hes twen must bountiful in all the product time of itatore—srlscii our merchants possess simple capital, and display Ilse same spirit soil enterprise am formerly—that our tuansifiretiorers muutaiu their unrivalled skill nod bur. 'Molly over every other etiontry, still unr commercial dilb culurs mud distresses cuotinue lu hill force; we are therefore led to conclude, that there must lie some mis mu MS gement ill the Administration of Public Affairs, to account fur these strange anomalies. Duly sensible of your Majesty's paternal goodness and anxiety fur the welfare of your loyal but suffering subjects, we hope, and are fully persusded that your Majesty will adopt those measures whirls shall he best calculated to assure a retort' of national prosperity, slid sesture . ptramillity to the minds of your Pel•Ple• I "'r That your Majesty may long nee to rejigs over a Gee and loyal people, is the fervent hope and ardent wish of your Majesty's dutiful subjects. de3 t4 ) .., • ... , ii .iktf • i: Z , l 7 ›.., 3.,e 7 A wilt, 9.1 , •41. 1 0 ,1 4 w t. Igo. • la. ell .tll , , - ' ' 16 . • g .s. \ t - • .‘ ' • .. ; 11 .1 111 . "16.4. 114 ,;: a * lk 14 IL .all I, I a will ••t bow lAA is' A .. I -• i , li • ‘-. •- t .. • - ~„..-11 age itlt I 0 - 4•0.:/ 04111 ' I •.. • • k s. .......... '0 'lei -.- • - . vi . . on, •.: , :avit.t t;4!J fr. • - r • liarweass-9 i,• s ..I:.•re •,,i , 1,..,.. *v. Jjass/sine ttnai.6W.li•Ty sit •+•,• ' , IP + '4 ,, , 111 .• -• I • 1 • , • 1 •,..“. rat• 00411 ! - •- oftriike..u.6 l : ; : i r i ,•. ., • ______ - ..•••••••••...'"" :...-....=.414.1.aragi i illign=ll. l lll. lll l l l •••• • rs •- - - -1 12 . -' - .'' .a. "118441 R . s y, „JANUARY 4, 1821. ,r7rarrygr .1, • masa west sincerely attactied to his King, and In the Constitution wader .bets .e bre, to refose 144 pre.. at rites wa Add,. us to her Majesty. 'We want barely, G. 11. r• al, see the wordieg Odin) Address la esti,* darned( punka of view, arid I will lake the liberty of ketliag you la wWwt light it appears to are. 1. lay opiaion, it coold Sot bore be. I. better expressed for its oljett lust it a, if it bad lost, meant, sot as as Address of Congratulation to tor 310.111), but ar • vehicle le forward the perpePs of [petiole, and I ' iuslil futthet poison jolts the nailed• of the 11me4bless s'J . whirls ore already too ranch t•iutrd with • spit a of dtaa&ct and of disloyalty. have the lhamour tobe, Gentlemen. Tulle obedient servant, T. S. GOOCH. 19.40.-Your letter melted me only ',sterling, although daitsclbit 19th of December. To 71mMeor 84tdock Gooch, Esq. ALA Lir reacher 114, 1820. .Bm—We hive to actom sledge the receipt of your tribe, dated us. the 18th of this revoisth. and we will make its it...- testis Mown to the inhabliantsuf the hoicked of Lackror.l who have subscribed the Address In the Quern. If, Sir, you bad hero pleased mereli to &chile the otrees of piercotiug shire Address to her 111syealy, we should not hare felt II necessary to trouble you wbb auy reply ; neither t/u we propose fu.areue with you upon your rostricesea " that the Queen's **lit is as char as the rase al moon-day. - Rut as you litre thought proper to reflect with great asyr - city opus. the seatimeots ebb It are repressed in the Addree, it bas Iwcome oar duty, in •iuderseion of oursrls es and of the marry respectable pertains by allots P.M suraiture Las b ee . p romo t e ,j, to r ep e l the impitiatitois olesis your I. it. r stems tort tided to nom y. You mast Ore eis leave t • Ir a you, Sir, that we do not relit to yet or to snit twist in Iltsebvneot to the Constitution of the red's', or iu hiyalty iu nor CousUlaliuual KIIIK. Put we hare yr t to ix ,irs slot loyalty is incision:dark with spoil:10y for our rtgiuiv.l %lien ; or with dr mutt at thus; int .O.Usee 11144111, kaie Bien aedielotarly though fruitlessly pursuitl to achieve In r ruin. We bare yet to Icarus that men may be justly blended as the (meteorite'a of facia,' and disloyalty, h. even.• they date to express their joy at her - Mai, sty's late dew., • nuce, and their hopes that her ptirecntions ni.y u. t Ire renewed. You wilt fore,* us, Sir, if se du hol adni.t (ootwillistasiding your autlitsority) that we are disalleele.l subjeco. Lieu' opera puivou tutu the mtwla of the ignorant; because we pray for such a drAnKe of use“ sures is msy teplace our rowittry non in lour:. ray. aiv.l the full enjoymetit of tht it roust dolinital 'Ye fir . not rupprore that you, Sir, an active Weedier of the Hou:e of can be iguurant of the teal rooditims .slie people, and of the multiplied and iliac:iv 0,4 tismrrows aid.( which the middle and low, r rlasers ate otter strugetove. 'these distresses are the real cause of that imilelian &Wei is rishappily bectointe , z every day more general; awl de m. spring from that Ml4l systoles al gime, usricso; which bas been too lung supported ipia a Llir.l and b g, infatuation. Tu this &slit:rate porey VI ire • e to utinhi r t.• the evil, if the Constitution of I.:lighted mud ree•T:irrm ef one Sovereigo Ise brought to hozoorl: Emus rar, wiredite danger has litewilie manifest to tee 'try., we pee the Minna ten and their partisan. striving to wide, the breach chic',' they have opened brlweeia llseVoirenimut and the petiple . ; ' aggiavating instead ofroWrilibting; threatening the (Wen with fresh et.dienities; and distoseaserz Parliament with 'id exampled rudeness. Sir, it is Out the ilicitzlitlesa nod thr ignorant" who cry out Ai' t Co . se i.ruct catnips :it is the univriaul People of Great ! Under these ci:Tuniatances, it moves our indignation as meet, ay our surprise to hod the •bealuts of :lie twee nr j d mischievous policy winch has rodangertsi L.,ur the Crean and ibe People, daring to ariugate to llseini.cho's the of aredatke loyally; throwing &ovum' th,ii random' charge of dotstirection ; irteutifyiug the iiiteirsti ..f an% the sacred came of the King; and ah ivlt.g to fix the st;gme of faction and disloyalty 'spot, those who dare to courleinie Ike late proceedings aguoist the Qurui , tit ha , sy..teui of administration which has plunged the eutiaby into stmt. deep distress and such imminent peril. It is with great fruit that we find ourselees rernpelled ter make this reply to your lettir. But you hare chute', with out aeccasity or provocation, to imitate to our Cl/MIMI Intl. tire' clutch we abhor; and it lwrolllrs us to repel the promptly and publicly. We &site most ear., .t!y t•. are unls. Sovereign happy, safe, anal powerful ; to see liar rojoy th.• coestideuce of a relocated oariow ; and, d. siting tow, iv, wish to see that system of goverunieut abandoned by whist, the affections of his klajevey'a subjects hove heel, impai r ..,. sod under which the Quest has been exposed to pi 1,• n • cerdings which are utterly repugnant lei the spit:. t.i :!tat tomtit titian to which you, Sir, proftss so roi ",- went.—We hare she honour lei he, Sir, Your very obedient bumble Servatils, (Sigsed) H. E. SU N BURY, JOHN TURNER JOSEPH RAN DYI.I. EVC,CIT, WILLIA3I PARSON, C k. ROBERT EAGLE, NATHAN ORMAN, Car. Extract of a letter from Sir IVilliam Itow14!, dated De cember 24, 1820.-- " I shall be on London the lattrr end of this we, k, If , to will knee the Address or the Lackford Iltandred srnt 1., on., Nu. 34, Lower Gm+eeunr•strr,t , I will take the 6.a 0,1.01 • fruity of prfaeating it—consider...l it as KR duw t the wish. a ul su respei table NW uumeious a pert ut lay constituellis obesiever I can." POLITICAL ►NFORMAT►O.N FROM THE NORTH RIDING OF YORKSHIRr. • !winery 1, 1821. The Tories of the North Riling of Yorkshire, stile: with bitter disappointment at the failure of the Nlteiing it Noll ballet too and its vicinity, have sluice evuurd the sires. tat activity; and, on Saturday last Pie 30th, it Richmond, to take tutu their romideration. the propriety of presenting an Address to the Xiug from Roghinonrisbior. A few individuals, having b, com e arivaiiiLed with awl: iuteutions, were desirous to obtain a public avowal of the sentiments; sitb this view the following cvirespendrsire took place:— Richmond, Dre. 30, I9?0. We, the undersigned, having understood that a rneriiiit, professing to be of Richasniidshirr, is shunt to arsenal le io Richmond, this day, to lake into rousideratieo an Ad tf • 1•••• to his 31siesiy, fest it inconsto nt nn ua to rapesa our s..r. prise that such a proceeding should be adopted with ...- creep; aud we beg to know if our ieformatiem a conect. hyl The lion. r. Doodas T. Nloi /On J Whirling L . Whitt 111. Wyvill • 11. (Shalom r. • W. Wharton ANSIVER. The Gali kW 0 10 whom thi• tr..ter his iron detiorrrei, from M . I)untlito, R•hanun, *.e. out Intruding ow. /iv Jay to hold any m.rtirtg , prufe•eei•i e Li, hi* a Meeting of t t.. niuudglilfle, du out tlelLthtnisclos called ..post to make Any fistiher reply. Iticbgemat, December 30., ler& The above etot being e*hi.nictory, it It,, art ntril iv colony to transmit to the.parst itio,„b ourve. B ch 'l, Duro r 31%1120. la ronsequesce the he utu tpu•' oar futimur Ilse eadriontted, al A betel,: Iglu, NO limier. 144tthwell ere thing emaiiitte 01 1 , ying 'locoing tine day, ug roily . 1it , i41.• Imte, parportt'og bets. expremiiiii the • psSlstr of Itchnunstitire. or ana• pit of it, we abetillelit' ii obi ", PRICE 7d. . 0 ! , This day is publiebtek 4151111.111 Ir. Ilse- Mellas Charles Abbott, Kul.la on lair vonnaa t ilita. rico Ita. iu !wards, riIitACTS on the DIVISIIV - at CHRIAt. a and ou the REPEAL of the SfATIYTF. AGAINST BLASPHEMY; meta/41,4, I.• The - Bible, and nothing bat the Evidence of•the Divinity of Chstot 3. A Brief Memorial -1. Thee, Addresses to Unitariass. &e. To whirl§ is pr.-Awed, s Preface coniainine Stricisces on the recent Publications of slr. Belsliarn sod Dr. Green. ter; with an Analysis af 1 John, lr 20, nail a Sitemary of the whole Epistle, a. Evidences of Christ's Divinity. • By the BISHOP OF ST. DAVID'S. Printed furl. lialabiail mai Asa, Is 7, opposite AlliaaT, " tiik . , . /1 ' a i hot 44ll4:"prire Is. l i gt 4 lPON . ! p IT ItX1) ICA 1.. Essay: ***Few often infisifirtifSelf iritti P lisiati4 bow different • piece Loudon is tu different people. They, volume narrow 'Muds ire contracted to the consideration of some one par' titular pursuit, view it only through that medium. ♦ poll. thinks of it merely as the twat of Governinent in its different departments ; • grazier, as a va►t market for cat. Ile ; • mercantile man, as a place where a prodigious deal of busiuess is dune upon 'Clsange; a dramatic eittliusiapt, ■s the •rand scene ortheatriral eittertantments ; a man of pleasure, as an assenthlace of taverns and the grout empo. nom for ladies of easy virtue. But she intellectual •1111 is struck with it, as comprehending the who!, of humus life in all its variety, the contemplation of which is tueshausti. ble."—Buswell's Life of Johnson, vol. i. p. 404. (To be continued every Saturday ) Published by William Sams, lkiokselirr in his Royal Highness the Duke of York, No. 1, St. J•mes's.street. BURGESS' NEW SAUCE for griirrel ptir posrs baring given such great approbation, and the demand for it coutinning to ancrease,JOllN BURGESS and SON beg most respectfully to offer ibis their beat acknow ledgments to the Public fur their liberal patronage of the same: its utility amid great couvenienee in all climates has ndoommended it to the must distinguished foreign run retch:ins, who have all spoken highly in its recommendatiou. —lt is prepared by them ONLY . ; soil for preventing ills 3ppaintment to families, all possible care has been resort erl.lo, by each lyallle being sealed upon the cork with their Firm and Address, as well as each Label baying their Signa ture, without which it cannot be genuine. JOHN BURG FSS SON'S keg established and much esteemed ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES continues to he pre pared by them after the same maser that has given the greatest satisfaction fur many years. Warehouse, 107, Grand, earner of the Savoy-steps, Low dini.—(The Original Fish-Sauce Warelmpose) L-X. T a MEETING of the BURGESSES a n d INHABITANTS of the Borough of WARWICK, holden, pursuant to Public Advertisement, at the Town Hall. on TUESDAY the 20th Day of December. 1820. KELYNGE GREEN WAY, Esq. Mayor, in the Chair. Resohred,—That ihia Morting.sirer their sincere and heart felt congratulations to her Majesty, on the total failure of OW Hill Of Pains and Penalties, ant on the defeat of the late disgraceful attempts which aimed at outhiog less than to destroy the honour and character of our keel Queen, to degrade the blouarchy, and to deprive the People of their best constitutional Rights. Revolved—That we feel it not only our Right, hut our Duly thus publicly to express our unbounded and tin frigited Joy, at the noble m in which her Majesty has maintained her I anocesee, 'actinic the foul and formidable Conspiracy, by which her Majesty has been assailed ; soil to declare our utter detestation of the uuconstitational and inquisitorial proccediugs agaiiitt her Majesty. Resolved,—That an Address be presented to her Ma. jesty, expressive of the sentiments contained in the fore goiug Resolutious ; and (bat the Address now read be sp. proved of. Resolved,—That the Members for the Borough he earnestly requested to present the Address to her Majesty the Quetta. Remlvtal,—That the respectful sad cordial thanks of this Meeting he given to the Dukes of Hamilton and Bedford, to the Marquis of tans(town, to the Earls Grosvenor, Grey, Darniey,Carnarvon, and Darlington, to Lords thelHol land, King, and Erskine, and to Ihe rest of the Noble Lauds who so powerfully supported the principles of Justice sod, of the Constitution, at the same time that they suc cessfully defended an injured Queen, against the artful ma chinations of an odious, insidious, and malignant Cuu. 'piracy. Resolved,—That the thanks of this Meeting are dee, and are hereby :mew, to I.yrly Ann Hamilton, and to Mr. Alder man Wood, for their loug.tricd, Jilin ccccc ttd, and faith ful services to her Majesty. Resolved,—That the five following Gentlemen be ap pointed a Committee fur the purpose of carrying into effect the Resoloii6•os of this Meeting, and that a majority of them be empowered to act :—Mr. Alderman Edwards, Kew. A. S. Wade, Mr. Richard Tomes, Mr. William Collins, jun. and Mr. John Parkes, jun. The Mayor having left the Chair, and John Tomes, Esq. bring called to it— Resolved,—That the thanks of this Meeting be given to our truly respectable Mayor, for She promptness with which he complied with the wishes of the Gentlemen who signed the It. ipaisition to call this Meeting; and fur the impartia lity with which he has presided over the important business of this day. TO THE QUEEN'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY. The dutiful and Loyal Address of the Burgesses and Inhabitants of the Borough of Warwick. May it please your Majesty, We, his Majesty'. most faithful and Inyal subjects, the Burgesses and Inhabitants of the Borough of Warwick, beg leave must respectfully to approach your ruyal presence, and to offer our heartfelt congratulations, tof the complete refutation of those disgraceful and unfoun ded charges which were brought alpinist your Majesty ; and which originated, as it now crud/rutty appears, io nothing less than a foul and me i.sciuus Conspiracy, directed nitwit your Majesty's 110110111 and character, and against your Majesty's kgil rights and ilignsties. --•- - - While in common with the more numerous, the more en lightened, ■nd the more indeperdeut part of our fellow.. subjects throughout the Land, we sincerely rejoice in the shoal triumph which your Majesty him obtained over all the curl designs, and all the imfas iota/ attempt. of your Calum niators and Persecutors ; we feel that the tribute odour high admiration sod gratitude is due to your Majesty, fur the Arm, the intrepid, sad the magnanimous rirsittauce which your Majesty has opposed to the attack made, in your Ma. jetity's perinea, upon all the great principles of the British Cusisistutiou, and upon all tie dearest rights sad liberties of the Eliglisb People. 7 ...a a , A WORK OF NATIONAL IMPORTANCE. 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London I Printed fur Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater oster-row. CORRESPONDENCE RESPECTING THE ADDRESS TO THE QUEEN, FILO3I THE HUNDRED OF LACKFORD. 1t12, 11 18 1 207 • To Sir William Rowley, Serf. toe D d rc 7'. S. CMC GUMMI tx—We have the honour to acquaint you, that as Address of Congratulation to the Queen's Must Excellent Majesty has been signed by about 600 respectable inhabi tants of the Hundred of Lackfurd. Ulm their parts we have to request that you, as the Reprraeutatives of Suffolk in Parliament, would be pleased to preseut this Address to her Majesty at your earliest convenience. We ruclose a copy for your information. The original remains in our hands till we shall receive the favour °rpm answer, when it shall b., forwarded to whatever place you may desire, with a view to its being presented to the Queen without loss of time. 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