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A "I'L .• , . 1. .. '-•• • • . ..• , _. • , . ~. ...,. 4•148011 • • , . at. • •":44 ' -.- „ . - ' ''''';'• •• • .. ... • .• ' - '.f.!... . . . • -1.,........ ric .., .4, "tr • .. : • ') , g' '' 14 . ~.. Si ck, 1 • ' .A. ',, ‘. ~." .. 1 • . ..c i„.. : • •:' • . • "..... ite . ro w" . atg r''' ' V 'c' ' - -• . ' ' . .:'• l ‘.. 7 f. -k .- 1 - . l i • • . -R - , • • . • . -.4•4:. . .\ ~... - 4...iiii - . . ~.... . ..• .i. .) g .. um . irbt • ritit-Awl) , . 4 1 lc ~... 1..... irtold 4 „ .. t 1,4.,, 1 1 :r •', - - • 4, • ',A?. , . _ . . .. . , • -:•,„ .: . •:, . - • ••-, I i twia. m....____________..................... - .. . -. •.1 . , , •; . • I ) ; NUMNISR 3813. LONDON, FRIDAY, MARC.II 3, 1815. PILICE SIXPENCE HALFPENNY. o ; • . . .. .. • OBATORIOS.-LAST NIGHT BUT POUR. MARINI?, stICIETY'S EIEPIcE. l'ea.l6, ISIS. EAST INDIA HOUSE, 1.111 ) E I': 1d I. P.l If 1.1.1 .111.: .V T. part, he was not only against the measure, but re.. - - 7 1 • 'EH EATit r ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. rrll-1 F. A NNIN'EftSARY DINNER of the MARCO I, 1P1.5. -......- probated the tittle awl manner of its introduction. 4 01!, T UN PRESENT EVENING, _FRIII_ AN:, • 31ARINE SOCIIi:TY will be laid it the CITY of WIIEREAS in pursuance of the Sixth Sei.tion They begun at the w rang inid. It Wilk their duty MARCH 3. LON DON TAVERN, Mt WEDNESDAY NEXT, the of the . S,:ventb Chapter of the By• Laws of the HOUSE OF LORD.,, THURSDAY, Nlancti 2. first, to see what could be taken off. Flow far ter!- i i Duriag the performance, 31r/duffle SeSSI will sing m PifaliS kill of Mardi. United. Company of alerehauts of Latham! traditig to the • Orgica," Handel-sand a New Grand Scents (NS.) camposed ODES, proper to the o cr 'sh i n, a m h e entiq I, y t h e aci,„‘ East ludic:, it is ordained, - ' Mr Kinglon, C , 0111 6. the Est lodia Ho"lt.se,,,,Peesre.,cott,edeaCjitit- i li i s iu w re i: t i se :g! i it . b i e m zi s l c,, uc ti e , d , a , nwdleriaCit,Doeiswit;ctibealisilelioddlatil o t her 1 Contrary , ir admit ls: uetrbojfea a rci • ; et i tt : : :, .. , . . of 4 I L by Portugallo. Gentlemen of Westminster Choir, ahentled Ity the Boys from " That a last shall he pitlolisht,l, fourteen ilit ti,. Aal Election of Director:. eitiltaillinl: theY:allthi'effloo"f pies of Itectowituni. - ont the C ourt of -inc. rs, I K . , other articles t i l t i f e Part L the Society's Ship. lle„ s and Salaries g runted by the C patty, pursuant to Act then p r ove r e li d ee to , sorb Proprietors, qualifieal agreeably to Law, i • A GRAND SELECTION. syr.wanuir, as s h a ll g i g _ taf i r t arlialisent. "art 11. Earl Pomfret Thumaa Lester, Emu Marquia a c,taDEN resentedp Petitions from sere- nify in waiting to Cie Secretary their. &sits: Of IleCtlMill7, . IC • ...., , , , I . h but not hetiire. Si • 1 Tlw Earl of Lat:U;:ttiSALE thought the Noble . . Riot Hun. viscount Nielvalc %Valiant Lewis. Esq. Candidates for the Direction, sixteen days before such An Ilte admired New Sacred Oratorio, eommosed by _ raj market Towns in Soutnainptoo, on t h e Sti lt ret 0 tg. Thomas Brown, last . Robert alarsileu, Esq. mial Elction." Corn Lass. Beethoven, called CLERGY RESIDENCE BILL. Lord could not he sincere in the sentiments be had 11VOlVdell I'SI elitily ltd he spoke from the 'Preis- Till?. MOUNT OF OLIVES. Calif. Wns. Stanley Claike ► John Any Nlmpratt, Esq. The Court of Directors iii the mid Companftlo hereby John Comte ; Esq. lien. yJ. Rocker, Esq. give Notice, in order that the Pn.prictors tnay conform to' • '.. I The Si do Parts by 3lra. Dickons, Mrs. Blaud, Mr. Ppm The , Earl . of E: .. 131t , E51 .4, 0N :, T said that, before he 'novel! the ' Iv CI to •sotaitze ~ '., . l ' e • • • Captain Goo.fh Daniel Mildred, Esq. the AMA By_ Law, that the -msuisig Eleetiim of six Directors ',"!"1,.1.43°1ng. of 1 " . .. Dn ' to en able , ' ' crgY . . sury trencit, contrary to his usual practice---(.4 "•4 I and 31r. Bellamy. Hems Hannan. Esq. Jolin Shore, Esq. of the :mid Company, for four years, I'S appointed Sir the their Gietie Douses tor others id greater eutivemi tici, tie Part 111. Sir William Kay, Bart. R ichird Tv:POI:11e, Esq. 12th of April hest ; and that snap List wil l lanpublished • 11 ibbs b rd Mished to observe, that the operatiou of the measure iro langh-.) -- •ft wins all inference from hiss own doe-.. .1 When he heard the Noble First time, a Sarrc•l Drama, in One Act, called Joseph King, Esq Thomas Was on , Esq. fourteen days before the gr i d Election. as the a b o ve - me n- be . to ucconoinoolate the Resident Clergy. He had had the trine of situations. ' . ELIJAH " mini:nage net ouly of consent, hut of advice and assistance Lord talking cif starving the people of this co tt er}, RAISING Thomas King, Eaq. Ser. Samuel Wix. Boned By -LAw directs. from the highest authorities; cornice:kit with the (hutch, null and grinding the faces of the poor, Inc could not ; :• RAISING THE WIDOW'S SON. ••No Servants will be admitted but those of the Nobility, JAMES cons, Secretary. The words written by W . G. Monecieffe, Esq. arrangs A and • . . Officers, and Stewards. sh o uld now leave it to the consult iitioii of the House, awl h elp ...... , • • • e,pressing hi s opinion on the aniwinefof much i d ieelarations. Ile was himself a sui eu tie friend of adapted to 3 Seleetilla . A SECOND EDITION; with a Prefare, of pactietilarly Of the Iti.glit Rev. Bosch, before he mortal any liiitiiiiiii .„ There will Inc a GENERAL COURT oil Die same day, lit lii the courie of Part 111 -"Srena . 1 Terzetto," F' w coy 111 IN(: NG TO TII EVEI. V ET further proceeding up.ai it. It was mit his itittnti .... to Ming ln k uj S. ssi, Mr. leopard, 31r. Pyue, and Mr. C. Smith.-Por- the (116 ''''. --I. he Ch"" - "ill. 114, lay." al ) beer "Viork e rr- t h e Ineiredre, tint with any ,atrial vie* to the lute- cis • to p er. ely.-The Goverinas will go to veto:et:lion Cr the ES. CUSHION, it this day Publi,ilsed . , pike Ler rid. it I'm ward stain until after the Holidays, 'fir itielthisdeap of caanrameas en pressed his thanks to rest of the laielholder ; but from a ermtriCtinii of • '•) II boards. , Office to Diluter, whith will he at live &Clock preeisrl. its beneljts to the consumer, us well us tO the grim.- i The Perform:meet° ronelode with ••• Governors not having received Tickets is owing to "Garret attili.s ex re fabellas."-Horacc. the Noble Lord for /he iistroduttiau of-this Bill, •which, he 1 ' THE GRAN D RATTLE SINFONI A, their Residence not !menus been known. Notice being sent Loudon: Printed fur Gale, Curtis, and Fenner, Paternos- er as persuaded, would is e of goal . cim tO the Church . He nil interests of the country at large. This was all he should say at present as to the measure . With I Committed by Beethoven, ter.row. telt a utsineessary to sny atty thing in explore/Winn of its rises, to this Office will be esteemed a favour. Which, in consequence .illls very great attraction, will again - . ofti r what h a d fallen from the N..101c Earl, but 114• ,11.1tIlll he be prrfortnial ou Weilliesdity and ninny ilex?, descriptive This day is published, price la. happy to. attend thl.: Committer, and talutrilitiw all in his regard to the Noble Fall's Ob s er v ation s ou the QTATE LorrEtt Y of only 15.000 Tickets, of the BATTLE and VICTORY at VITTORIA, gained A COMPARATIVE /75 containing THREE PRIZES of THIRTY THOU- ' . DREW'S SCII I FTIIII A L and PIIIIOSOPHICA le :Ini: Hilt Sas , then vest! a . secun.l time.. ~.t.i.,,, Ise about(' Say nothing its reply. But did the Noble i , • by the Armies wider the eitenmaisil of Fichl-Marshal hise. SAN I) POUNDS each, and live of One Thousand Liii- AID.U3IENTs to prove the DIVINITY of CHRIST, and 11r. Bank L o an Islll Sent thr o ugh a(um li t ' Grace the Doke oil Wellington. I.oni ine.in to hold out to the people of this coon- t r Tio , teo r, otot i i , thi in. alt ) b y B eet h oven , and t h e ars • nett.. the latter to hr paid without ileducti .... in Gold. the Necevoity of his About/aced, in a letter to that den• ('URN LAWS. pr ,,,.. enied by him h, his i t „ ) .. l i t io n „, t h e p,.„,„, Be. , „ , .. }l . . .AZARD, .13 . 1" . 11 NO E, and CO. respectfully . t inforni o lic 4 ' man try; that, in the present state Of the reveie-, the • , i l b whit gracious permission it is pet fortmd at these r Y . mine, that the Lottery euntinning tin Amor . x moult ii y Prizes will l'OMlTla.uct• Drawing on the ath of A PRI!. London : Piloted fur Gale, Curtis, wad Fenner, Paternos- fro T in lie th N e i o nr w t i t t i: m ol . Cast us N )resented aPt tition • •. . ( 1 I taxes could he to any las•ge amrinnt repealed ? 411', one who was :'as h enough to make such an • „ ft acid Oeciipie.rs of Land in the i Oratorio", aud einielholes withtersrow county of Kew, in faveur of the Giro Bill. r; 5:01) SAVE TIIE KING!" NEXT, and that TICKETS and Sll AR l'..S Sre now cis ' attempt, would create mare distt!Finsiice than • . Sale at their Office, No. 9:1, Royal F:xchatsge. The Fifth Tim P...art Of DA ItS I.EY keit! Ile WOlllell to offer a , . . . Thia day ia published, in thsa peke 14i. its loards, could be calenlated, and lay the foutelation of / Priories' vocal Peri:innrs --Madame sessi, Mr.. Bland, and Mrs. bickons • Nlr. Pyiie, Mr, C. Smith, Mr. Leonard, and Fifteenth Blanks on the First Day, and the Tenth, rrun.: LIFE of L'HILIP MELANCTIION, coital werds to their Lordships on the subject of the Twentieth, and Tinian th, MI the Sossollol, will each he mitt.. consequences the tined ruinous to public welfare. , Master Harnett, and M. Bellamy. 1 Cooliarisitte an Aerouot of the most important Trans- Petition presented by the Noble Marquis. The tled to One Thousand Guineas in Gold. The Earl or LIVERPOOL said, it• was not his 0 1 --- •- - --- OR ATORI()S, seti.lll,4 of the Reformation, ettatellislicd unit a (nll length biliabitßots of the County of Kent, in which lie inteutimi to prolong the discussion. De agt•eed i• • 1 THEATRE ROYAL, COYENT-CARDF.N. T HIS Preseut FRIDAY, Murch J. 181,1, will he performed A (MANI) SELECTION ii .. l i)4O 4 ) Folt . rtiriE mill LEIE . y . r.:NN waTrefor:va liortrait, and • Fac.siMili• of his hanol.writinte. 'lt 11 loco- . synonymous ;-the emission success which has attended P•irchitsers at him Offices 2. Corithill and 18, Covetitry.sl steel, tieing proveritin g , By E. A. Ili OX, A. M. of Hackney. Loudon : Printed for Gale, Fon tic and Feinter, Pater- noater-row ; and Olipliant, Waugh, and Inn, l'ilin nie.b. s .1. , lived, ferliug the distressed situation of the Agri- i .i ii all the sentiments of the Noble Lord who t • ~., 1 1 , a r t at il i , us i t iu s t a i t or tl i o h 7 , l o l I ,se ei r o v r ittio sl n io s ul o d r t l i i i e e hav e Nol jie ltr l is t e ir n i : , 4 ; 4.... I caporal labourers, proceeding from the distress of • • 1 .. the fanners 11:141 thowelit Ito e2r to address are in- sition to the High Sheriff of the County, requiring -r _ , stimliol it.) tin the subject of the taxes. lte '. FrOISI the Compositiotts of the sued fay ttttt lie Authors, pleasing duty he owes to his Friends, its pointing out to This day is published, price 45. Arcing and Mo.h rn. tbetit thr Heads of the Scheme of the present timirrceilented I) fOCItI.PH I 4: A I. mid POLITICAL dint a Meeting should I re Mall on the subject. [l e t'ould sear, that :tune of the taxes on soap, eittidreS, •, to which Miss Si.phena will sing 041 magnify the Lord" battery, which rosutaisaS no less than THREE PRIZES of AD SKETCH E.S of PUBLIC CHARACTERS NOW (situ Daritiev) aas himself' desired to sirt the re- ps or leuther, were increased-and that the _t ug • .-- t a n me waoaler"-011.1 the Duro° " !tele:lied roan every THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS! with tolly 15.000 EtV1N0....-Part 1. runtaininglln• Charactera of Lord Greil- slits attoli, illitillild Supported the resolutions. The times we l t. sn contrives', its not to y er upon agrie , • a eee'ai tit"-alth the Heallatn, who will also Sing " Total Tickets! Iwsides Five of 1,000 Cameos each, which EE. vine, Mr. Canning, Lord Castles nigh, Mr. Wilberforce, Sheriff had fixed upon ;Maidstone as the place M ciilttne. It was the wish or every 'thin, and of '• - • e do,„••_... C ome if y.ll l dart"-•' land reuiesisber David"- plrdzes himself to pay in Gold, without deal:wt . :oo, us soon Martini.. Wellesley, Lord Sidstp.outh, Earl Grey, and 31r. whit:ll the Meeting should be held, and the day ap- . , • • . i * I • ' awl , :11:troitoo - Nfr, Saloom, ti H o ly, h o ly yorol"-" Fit- as drawn. Abbott. every ,stitininstnittoti, a.olPlo.`itt as many taxes as ( riins'•- and th e Dm Ito " When thy bosom," wills Mr. TICKETS and SHARES ere now on Sale sit 2, Conant!, London :• Sold by Gale, Curtis, and. Fenner, Paternos- pointed was a fair day. The consequence %vas us he ... 1 1 ; 1 i c o i of the 1 1,04,. , e am c m (Teta 1 1 ie measures a - ) Ilinthaw, Mr.Tinney, , l /Wind o f the loaves" Miss Single- and 18, Coveetry.strcet, where all Business in the Public ter-reAr. had foreseen. The place was setromided by a tumul- ready taken on this sebjeet, had taken off.a loirdea I ; sr" Sim, •• The Hymn of Eve." Mr... Millie. '' Ye mess of f;azo." Funds is faithrially executed. tuous ' mitt !' °I. the l ' al ' ile of M31 ` 14 -" e ' he lie. of ri - o lasi Blau nine millions annually. The .No- I.• il . ' at., s:right:lli, " Speak ye." Master Williams, " There is a N. B. The Grant% lantery draws the sth of April. This day wets pittalished, bona I chiefly collected from the !riper ma ii it factor,ies, hie FAH was therefore not je.tified in saying, that ii Ti, In One Volume, Bvo price 7s. hoards, and not is word could be heard. He atteuipten to i ; • • • i ... ti 4 I I At ne e•anistenei•ment of the Second Art will be performed ( :01..1 ) EN LOTTERY ! V - Erivimsoo the PASTOR Al. CHARAC- , , , . . . there oars not ii disposition iii the cativerteuent to $ :mamas th e m , b u t in va i n-a ll Was noise aim tumult. tatted relief, as far as it could be afforded, cane !`• • HAYDN'S GR.4XD MILITARY MOVEMENT ; THnr.r c r.nTAIN PRIZES OF THIRTY THOUSAND SI A Ten by the late L'EORGE CAMPBELL, D.D F.R Si , , , Aail in Act the Tls:rd, POUNDS, Falinls. Principal of alariachal College, Aberdeen, Author of They were fi nally obliged to toljourti to u house in • 1 sistent y with the engagements to the public cm- , " n see t h e conquering Hero, - alai Mardi. Also nye of 1,000 Gotxv3it each, which will he Dissertatioas on Miracles, Plailosophy of Rhetoric, Four the twighbourhootl, where he proposed the Resolu- ditor, and the defence and security of the country. • ii - Principal Performers-Miss Sti•phens, 31"•GrigliettiiMieS PAID IN WILD Gospels, ike. Sec. tiona, which passed inumitnously. Ile stated this, It was not too much to claim credit for suth a de- i :' O gillglorlooll, MIS. Chil.le, Master Williams, Mrs. Salted:, and rin BISII returns his grateful thanks to the E lilted by JAMES ERASER , D.D. le•ist any clamour raised leraitist the Petition should • - t l i Mr. Hraltaus, Mr. Donowt, and Mr. Tinney. !Minister of Drunsuak. Aberdeenshire. ' - .5 sire, and td request thdt rosy errors into which they 11. • Palate throughout the kia; om for their distinguish- tiro:ll.l,:e al/ impression that it was not the voice of • , - Era.h.r of Ow Hand. ldr. Ashlry.-Org,ll, by Mr. S. Worley. London : Printed for Shia, Parry, and Cu. Leadenhall- • - . Might be lot, should be attributed to tnisjudg- , I • , I favours. Ile kris pleasure . in an t tt ttt tt Tieing t 1 . 1 ... attraclLve• and "tire t. the meeting of IMitidstoile. lie cou ld d ot 111.1 p meat, and not to a wish to oppress. The object of Thi•thermista :'whieti are uututrous and eumplete) by the wiper( edented novelty of 1 HREE Cravat st t iItRTY 1110 U. 110tWillg g among the publications circuited ou the 1 • attiat apptoveil Perfiirtnet it. sot° Potixo Panes in the preseut Loltery of only 15,000 A NEW PATENT RAT. every man in power was to bear as lightly as possi- i,,,... 1).••••• to Ise 'mooed at six &Clock ; begin at Seven.-- 4, 44.. _ co. -, k • nail as ou former Lomas. evrn .4'60.000 Tt•..kets. g 1 ALON and CO. lIIA.I. Wilt in offer to the Pols- general subject, it speech which had appeared in lie Oil lite people, and to take no more than was • Mai' Peter at None. 11 ,,,„ 7, .. pit 3 , 6 . i. G. . 11m .,, 2 , u pper ( ;,. 11 ,,,. y 1 .. t . • vereont;t l inefl , . more Her TWO . 0f .. 1:30,1100 . .... the choicer"( ILLY lie a SILK NAT condo. ing ever ret ua igis.. a Hal the Newslnipers, purporting to be the speech of the obsioittirit. oeCeSSII• I•',. • 01 ttttt 2; m) . .lr.r. it •anl . ta is limy lin•l' • age' , r . IVE-inLo i al so o ught to possess; it btu: , all the appearance of flit_ finest awl Chief Magistrate of the City of London. It was. The I' List 4.,C this 'Mime dues not extend to the Ora-Earl STANHOPE said he hail es to thew.'" . . as agr skint ft done Ot restart to the Public, lie tins moat. must expensive heaver, is equally light, will wear twice as ill hIS Opi t ij t tttt a orast unjustifiable productime It 1 I . . :ewe the intention of grinding the faces of the Door; but arrangentetits that the Five Prizes of One 'thousand GM- long, awl is of a lichee shape, which it retains to the last; remiceled the people of their 1 tttttt erica! strength, ~,,e s rad,, shall he l ot 41 in l;‘ , 101 is, .. , (in err dragon, Tritium/ it will never change its colour, which is the nu e° beautifulthat stack Would he the ett'ect of the naiustire. a TH R A Tie R ROYA L. Ola,' 111'. LA NS. and i ns i nua t e d th e, propriety of its exertion to op- b w li on, At ho I her they arc sold in Tirbris "r Shart , • block; nor tose . ita illewa if worn . for Irel• year•-no weather 01111H011S 1111 such subjects could not be expressed, i• . TO-MOR ROW, SATURDA Y, March 4, , :I " o! f itl ll to . ..r ‘ of h i s t.ti1i0.......0r al Tony otlio . .eoolieo , • no the King- will e‘ cc in these Hats. Price Wei poise the views of those whom he was pleased to de- there was an end to the freedom Of debate in Par- •. their Majesties' arrant, will perform the Trartly of • / THE St HEML ( ON lAINS liateetit. It bud been said, that the tuxes did not ' Galtm and Co. Slaitufarturers, 424, Strati.), corner of nominate the selfish Landholders. B ut t h e in- RONIEO AND JULIET. slum. 3 ....Prizes of .... 1,10,0 M) are Dealer., who wish for ooperiur Silk slats, t si e n re s s i t io r t •onsidered in the steps that were woe toking press on Agriculture. He would ask, were not car:. Howe, Mr. Kt-an (brine his eighth appearance in that II lo,0(00 r that of the Landholders '''''''' el f• If ht w ''''' ten einpl4ell ill that occupatiou ?He had never . il • character ; %Testa), 111 r. Elliston ; Betivarlio. Mi. Hoillund; 5 1,050 5,250 will find their advantage in nuticiag this advents:await. he should he one or the last persons to embark in asserted that the public creditor should not be paid, . li , 11Nb.ilt. Mr. De Camp. Juliet (fifth lime), Miss IL Kelly; And Twenty-two oilier Capitals, Ilse. 6.1 . . lady Ca ! tuirt„ Mrs. Ilrereton ; N WINN Mak. Sparks, Tirstalrawn 1:111,4011..will rt.:rive .. E 20.000 Moir ! A GREAT SAVING IN CLOTHES. it; lint as he thought that the best interests of the There were propositions of les on the Journals of •• • In Act I. a Misaqui•raile Screw-1u Act V. a Funeral Pro- scrund. , lrs „ f 10,00 0 .. win e41 . 4 . i4 , 4 ,.. ~.2 0.0„ wt .... A T RADFOII•D'S OLI) E . :TA IILISIIF.1) Pensive to the Monument of die Capuleta, with a Dirge. Third- drawn gla,ooe.. receive.. ,K 204.100 More ! and. FASHIONABLE WAREHOUSE, people at laom were materially concerned in its t i lie.House, declaring the very contrary ; and thishe ••• . t .. so u l hir e i i . irlicietit to euard hint After which, the Farce of Making Three P ri zes sof (10000 ,ant! STRAND, CORNER of NORFOLK-STREET. No- 179 1 success, he fert himself bound to give it lug cordial a'uoht FORTUN E'S FROLIC K. S 5111 Blank will receive 1.0041 Guineas in Gold ! .C. s. support. There was; another observation of the Chief f rom , sur i, ~,,,,.„1 4 2 First D a y , Magistrate's to which he felt it right to refit ; he al- : Robin Rough-land, Mr. Knight ; Rattle, Sir. Wallack. ? lath Blanik will receive 1.000 C it in v -as ii, G 0 i,1 , . Best S uperfine Coats , made to measure, in a superior The Earl of DARNLEY maint:niied that the ef- • ... • Marrery, Mrs. Smirks ; lholiv, Mrs. Orger. loth Blank Will receive 1,000 t :Miscall ill GoIll! style tr, monasy, Shakapenre's Tragedy of King Richard the s e c o nd Day, lettli Wank will frCeiVe LOAD ( illineits in (told' Good Serood Cloth, ditto 1 . &Viand (With colosia.3able ulna atiowi tool iolditiims, fr.nn 30th Blank will receive 1,000 Guineas iii Gold! Double-loilled Kea seyinere or Cord Breechea the writings of the , insti motto'. it ill he performed at this Begins Drawing 3th of' ( sr%T ) tosivii) APRIL. Ditto, Ditto, Pantaloons Th^ntre, ivili new solos, Anima, Sir. Kahan! the Second, Tickets and Shares are 1100 oil sale hy iinum or limit or caress awl ~, i, ~, •r ag ; e i Superior Toilinet and Mareella Waistcoats tttt tt Mr. Kean. 8151 1, Contractor ; Vela/hi-0 So pernue White ditto , 0 i tt quarter of wheat produced 104 tOdees, even at t hat delivered it, and thought he had etiarded himself . , • 0 on Tuesday, the Comedy of The West Indian : Belcour ls At 4, s MINIMS, or 9, CHARIITG•CiIoft, London, who sold Double-milled ait.wking Pantaloons - - , i (first time), 11r. S. Peoley, his second appearance iis Louolou. And every other Article equa ll y cheap. The Two last .00,000 Prises, an d Fifteen Capital Prizes . Suits of Clothes . made to measure at Six Mims Notiee. Olean% however, which the Chief Magistrate could l i e wow,. terr y, 1 -. • 11 noweser, svhether the Lord Ala)or 41n Thursday, the Troipsly of Macbeth. in the last Lotttry. Odra for the tart tic West Indies executed with onissito explain better than hint , the price of the quarten' or the Noble Lord (Earl Shinbone) thought fit 'Q..... reftßA MR ROYAL, IWYPVT-17ARLORN Dig:Melt, at No. 179, Stroud, cooler of Norfolk-street. load' was higher in London than in other places, even indulge iii such remarks, the effect on the wan- TO HE SOLD BY AUCTiON, I • /110 -MORROW, SATITIWAY, March 4, Hy It. D. EVANS, when the price of grain was lower. At Canter- ferintil eltiss of the community would 1* to lead -' • will he arteil, the Plti of it his House, No. 2a, Pall Mall, un MONDAY NEXT, 1 ; t l i , .1 i:it ...1 ::: . t i Ill.? I D ~,,,,,,,,,,,,B B lg A s t .: ol i I N H ( I : l i nt bury the, titarterti loaf svas at 10,1 7 %virile in Lou- ii„.„, to (ifi t,, ge , I Tilt STILANGEIL nail Eleven following Dass, w_as at 11 1 d ,, lie 11.0 tresihisseil thus much Earl STANttoOF. said he was not at Maidstent, lima, sm. with less lahour, produces attune BRILLIANT ', Th e Stu-env r, Mr. l'outag; Cohost %%linemen, Mr. Ha- V A LIT A 81. E COI.I.I.x:TION of BOOKS, and luting .1 ET BLACK, than ran be obtained front na y on their Lordships' attention, under an idea that no , hod he sent soy one to m ot ,i stom ,. if he had , wicrtioi ; Harms iteinfort, Mr. Barry snore; Francis, 31r. Vat:- A illeholillU the Library of ilic late .1 Rolscris, En. nisi : oilier preparation. it also possesses; the supei ior quality of rentlerine the losther more durable. by Presarviug it soft and s i tatements coming from high authority, (!r sup- been there; he wool have poised the 'movie on his i hey; Solomon. Mr. Eatery . Petcri Mr. Sun ttttt 1".• Airs, n I ., e tt ion o f the Library of the late Hr. Dodd, Cisolialian • Haller. MiNlll'Neill . (lteing be e r 7th appearance in that dm- Amon many other rare ;lathier are charm-es Worka, by i ni„ t „„,t prm . 4 . tint . it from c, ,,,, :kifit. nosed high uuthority, should tint be permitted to knees to hear the Noble Lord: because he was sore ' • esish-r); Comma- Wsutersen, Mrs. Egerton fl ot t oii ; chronicks of Ewrlite it. by Carom' ; nkro'rtwa'" Sold Windt-sale and Retail by Bayley and Mr A', Eerfuiners, a l reat ly "ffi e i ri al y ICON Htllliatiet!ii, or to take root iii the public mire', N' oble Lord is find • • is • , the r 'mild It imposoi le to (lour nice To which sill he a t hlril, the Farce of . .d" Englawl, by Caxton ; Lift of St. Ca theritte, by Cs7tOtto ; Colvirtro‘triet, AS (si here the Patent Cakes continue exeiteel, without beiug opposed t i o , ot. i TIIE si .EE l'-%l' A I.ii 1•11, vit a •., rairdiii, hy %V yok ygi slut Worths; Pdtr/l'a Cilynnu'l'' , • too he !mole and stdd AS wotao; also Nola Ret.ii by most of anti coot roverted. he Peti tints oPS the!) ordered to lie on the table, - Sir Pion.* MtGaire, Mr. ig." ,,, ; 5. , 111 1 10 (She SYter - by Fy it s.ni ; A riatotelia t) wen Allita, I Pe. ; Du. Isl.'s 's the usual Venders. Pints Is. 11.1 ;h l be t Uhl each. Earl STAN iIoPE expreAseti great pleienire at find- :mil the House ild . i Ott med. 1 • IN alkes", NI, Mathews. Sinpitin, NYi.is Loran. Works ; neccua or the History of Troy ; Perce hi t , and ••• -p n prevent Impaaiti tttt , the labels are signed, is R. d irig that the Noble Marquis who preseeted this Hoses, 7a. --see tt t t t 1 p i .;,,,., 3s. mi . 1 . 04 3 „ . &L....K....0wl oilier tansies articles in Romances, Areliery, OW Poetry, 5.,... B,,yley,"„_._ii Bayley and 111. w, _,, ~ - Petition, took his place oil the Opposition Bench —,..., Pi ice, 2s. Lower Gallery', ..3.;. -N ee I price, Is. Frio a- ill/USE OF COMMONS. . „ , Gallry. Is.-Sernisil Price, nil. MEDICAL ADVICE. FOR Till:. 'rcu: rut. when lee delivered it. Ihe situation, which. wait I I i 1 Ito Alaatk!OlS sill be ti-tivill, in all sit original splesidonr, E Ns•i iii I , ey _.. t'. of the 11411/I%r efiects resulting to the TROATER'S TOtri'll yowl/Lit, patoinisial and usual hi now to him, otter a sort of COllllllt'llt on the act, . CORN LAWS. . 't l tit Opel atic Mania of the Virgin of the Suit : Itiilla, 31r. i`.9l Public float 11.11,1111 men wanting; their attention to their R Iliehnesse. the Ualces sr Fhireuce and Kent, end seemed to insinuate that his sentiawsits wen,r. Mr. CIIRE LANGT,N presented a Petition from the CR, • Y'onn':. ; Animal. Slim Stephens (being her first appearance H certain class of peculiar Diseases, and wishing to rescue and ( ' conitemea iii the Naey aml Army, who have found not perfectly in unison %I'M, those of the petitioner's. sit oath. stetted by 10,234 persons, frayiug that nu thrill- -4 1„. ;,,,t,,,,,...,. t 1 .. the harts o f i gooraglo s e "rid eint , ye t e t e ,„, the prod effects in long Voyages. iu 1501 (Ivo efla•I? 1 1. ht . 1 blvaiikty. •tlie I:SOWsler i Nlrs. Beverley. Miss O'Neill. we have ollered tiorin.lves to the Public, AS Menthe-es of the grin:. oitt FATAL. DF.NTIFRICE.; or, 1 lie Noble I Anil who followed hint had, in his opinion, spoken in very extruorctiortry lari4lin,,'"e 4.f fish."'" he made ia the Corn Laa's -Li:d oil the table. W... italteLxv preseitteil a Petition from the inhabitants of • . 1 II" Thurrd*Y. The Simnel r : Mrs Haller, NI hal O'Neill. Royal etalllle of Surgeons in hoodoos, after 20 years ex. .11. ASIATIC -roan' Powunt, h. lice° for :10 years t h e 1 ,,, r ;,,h o f s t t three's , Southwark, praying thallthe kinetic • tiit. F lectors tif Maidstone. It was the fir st lime SUPERIOR ADVICE . ..k iwe • and ti r o the must enlightened may b an eonsinecol rerontonestolcol to the attention' of the POlaliC. Thaike Salm t ' • pit , . , stouhl no*. ilo , oceetl Old, the ititendtal atteratiaaat the Corn -is o f tlw fi rst cons e quenc e to ostertain out whore oar qunlitirattonstanholticn iiitrass . iri•!as,.ut• stair for their hare unit tril t!i .t will bto d . a mingle box of it a st . ifric l itnt Ise had In!"rit, ti_leill ( - . 111 e,,1 lt rillttle• 'Prat duty were Lass. Th,. Hun. 1b. ; ,:i . b,, „. 1 ,. , ,,,5ea a hope; that, when th e . . taltfit awl i3lrerstv 3 Arm rel..inte „...„. IN . p i a ,„ii„ a m, ae.startiatt, that taut. a perfect initiation tutu every , nch tPIIIIIIY 0 a." et ntlt Ili , %Joints; being aeknowleontco by Violeta, Ile 'lilt out doubt, r0,....my 6 new they were r : great and other Petitions now preparing na the borough tints. Messrs CURRIE awl Co SiiiKetolis or eim•ieure Lind of po •r egg j aalag i aripsirenicot as pupil.; (of the variims and the most rest:erg: o e mr.inal authorities, Used Icy tunny, curl golly to l A , starved by thh . Bill ; butt this way not of g.ttithisitrk, were laid ou their table, it would nu longer . 1 ,.. ii, , pr , 41 , 4 „,,,,,,,,i awii ,„,,,,,,,, i m ena „, 4 , 4 • th , 0 .. 4 . 4 c ol . hi g hly e t -spivs...4 Physicians and Sorg...owl) at .liKereut 114(N. reeolltiellited. The louder demises nod lwaUtitiell the .1 o w „„, to ototer , ite t h e o. f ert 4 44 „.„ . A , to the t aw. be site), that tbe people Were in ditfeeent te the ReSaallit:ollk I , , 0 ., ‘ o f 1., 00 1 50g „„„i 1.- 4 1,„1„„ 11 , ,1 ,..,,,,.„, to s e, is,a,e, ti„• oisa in this city, SO ptady styled the first Thiliesi school naoh, se . erte . l 7 t t br breath, possesses int aril . that eau e 'er „ 4 ,, ,i iv 1i- j card by the t i r: • let . ma.. ,• istrate, it then bef o re the Hod:4.-11m Petition was theft 'did on ibe i revolt el . Mt years experwinre in tlw (1! It I:, of VENEREAL in Fat eopc, our sesearehes lure been continued (hiring iii ••!ri . .Hit. Ilse Loam I. stu d pits a be a utif u l p a lish no t ha ti translli.lt of •.t mail of sense ;..bdt whate .' ver it was, 51 151 1' LAINTS,atioI those Dehilitn e a n d Detiriroctert which catimaire private practice, and matartel during lou s e con- teeth. Memo Its molt m . .teney it strengthen:: the KOMS, tern- tA' M h i:. Paorti calm said, lie lielli in his baud a Petition sign- mit war -ramose') pc Vent lof o Winter 'l i e matrimonial si ite ti 111 l eel voyages. as wellas by a residence its tropical dim . ates ilicates the scurvy (whirls often proses the ilestruction of a the Noble Earl hail tint taken HO proper mode sit cd by If,ooo inhabitants; of Bristol and its vicinity, prattug In the vatiiMs2r:talitltoffis, from ree,la toat'elioil to einiflnae.l limcoorageil by the intifiwon Solfeelno attending oar 'Peru- wh o le set of Tretbh a n d nre , ci'Vell vomit Teeth from army, h un ti t l ic u i te ng it. The Noble Earl was not sure that lie the Ilai,se that. nu altrratiou should bc made in the Co. a t i i ...,, their treatme n t o•ornmanols acre often a sreetit, and liar ratell•inl of treatment, we continue to direct our e la'at ais radieul elm.. Is thibinas east, their hung aud *elk to the cure iit a CERT AIN COMPLAINT, roma ea t ‘ ly t u :-. l o i l e i: B , % l + . l:l .' N i l v r ii i r ! I : 7 e l". R h i a l : u Y4 , 7e o li g n a e t w iltll e it t , l i g t i rt i t . : h :• e ' l l i u ts:t o h ' s . ? t t t a i ‘ l ' i i,i 4 i bui t e si l ii : t . a r e .. .i ' i.o. ;. ( f ) 46 T t l i i:ti n .e. s lw( t i.4 l ,7 n, owaugc.l extx•rfrnri• eives them apr plitmle of doviaton trackd in .111 unttartled moment, it ill its concomitant d the rands. Ilis course, therefore. should have been, to have sent one of the Newspa- pers to 1,1•41, mid asked whether the sentrineets gu La i ss, mini the tic-ea a Itcriod of peace un our COlnnltlee l inanafactuies uas folly stowertained.-(Hohtr, hear. .)- :s constintent4, thng no tune should Ile lest, in op. sTatcruni....s ANI) G LITTS ; a n d is it wash with tit.; Powders -A caution ag mast plc- p...tiu?,. any measuic that 'la d e:via to shells likely to row. I,bat ael'orea the pal itslot from beaus no•reniairlisea out of ex- to hint were his. 'lrlie apeoech, its it / o I.llllre. M s hiegllgi bpi co o st a lotato ra o nd.. ri rioseil. and the snot me 'lgo to the cradiention of those Disorders antin... from a chasing wit:tout .. Ni . Trotte r ," on do , ~,,,,,,, ~,, , to , toy of the price of one of Ihr chief liceasaarieb et life, inti udiat to ' , in to, a r .a,,,,„,t 1 4 , ~ w ent , ho i 0 .0.1 001 g Is-rise or aa seemt sohdary Wire, ninth not welly nI.C3- 4 inns n ntour"'"' l lir B"i :dl "on•s n , ..re em_uteacit.. Powder ..ls 9d. a 1 ......... x ; stood, was that of a main ' 5 ,1 5e,,,, e -.. a n i t hi s e at t _ fare vetiti o nel the How, •• runner . Whim they apiille 3to ' nod and fat 0 ....nii.b.w.. so Mallow Isretentlrist. Ili Nervous 'Albin of IitTIMOIS iltftTliOus, ..t MOO.: otis the &bolo 0d . v.0. 17ov' o . dot to , B rash' +, is. rads. . Sad Amoy of the 411Kails, Inchey :ill the enervating imbecility of old age . lit that sate Sold wholesale and retail by the Proprietor, No. 3, Bean- Tate of the price of the loaf was taken with rer- talons, Vascular lodaa. l . . . . , 4 . , ~, „ o . „. ,„ o , terence to the operation of that niost stilptd • '\; ) I.. a l ri,iing fruut i exc . . sublary t I siouve intioliener, ntsolulai ttt s climates, Srt of HEricar.Nc l, arising from excem I t Irly, their ',smelter gives new life and energy to tee i.rin-ing, lung oirtoiti...itiga, Strand; ...r. socaoarn, ',owned; vir. !lime , f all measttres now in contein datum The ex- him (Mr. Proth...nw) esi the sols.',.•ct, be told them, that tbe House would newer pr. as to. ward a Bill of this nature, with- eitiug the Country ample time to spesk its statimciite uut ' rtaidenre abroad, or from whatevii ca u se, we dy e , . 0,.„, 4 . mm , „„,1 M r . Mills, Portsmouth; Mr. Joduisvon, Gosport ; 0 , 1 • , • (near, hew r.,,) -He was extrent•ly sorry, that, on the'oeva- 1. system , ,„,,i, in „ ., seas . I „,i, .„... ~ rgi i l l ~t, a kgp g a r ,... safe, awl speedy restoration to sonnd nod ve zon o n s Flesitb. Mr. N . Vcbis, poi-tea; Mr. 11.11C.W, Southampton ; Messrs. %hia t us goal 'disci aeljll2rinsittg of the trelboa they re• Di recent eases, where an i nono di a t e a ppli ca ti on it. mol e Brodie and Co. Salislinry ; Mr. Hamilton, Goernaey; Mr. 01014- til a mil d mid effectual Manner Slight awl recent on discovery ot the Infection, we frequently perform n cure in Jaelt.on, I'ly 1111 l nth ; Mr. Caspian at i .l M r crel l eillr. Ply- ! ' ea Of Venereal Uffictitos are cored in Ille shirr( period o f th e ~ho et p pm , o f •I•vvo D A yt t. „ho e in i b use a l to on ly mouth - dock ;Mr Thomas, and Sir. Arnold, I :le la IN fight ; I if t ) 1 pedient h.nl hardly a match in hardship aid eh- siou alluded to, he had given a misplaced confidence to surdity. The taxes too were so contrived as to erg- those who had int:cow:of the measure .-( Year, hear 2-••• gravate the mischief. A common curter, a porter; v . u driver, or a shopinati, felt their pressure. Ile had awe Dag, '14., sh e F et i s h. Sra it will be C O MOttalOry to ant.pect tlikaustlvcs injured, the distase . may be preweutt d j.„. .. l, Ai s t,.,l 4opo ya ilin o oit h ; Mr. Thompson, Chatham . ; .ii ~ .. . ~ .. 4,1100 that they may be cured of those I/Oolitic% which 'tacit altu4rthrr. cos lithos, soil sap the Copulation of antiiiihral felicils • ; 51.. Itohey, Harrows-sit - ; Mt' hderw" , 1%, b e ~...,,,,itea tinily (persoliany of by letter) by per g o las Isle Man ;Mr Viuer, and Mr. Me li•r, Rath ; Mrs. Mar- I I ' 'l i d Shesli• • i .. Pat's, 1.1, tri at..l w ith canituni..h 'scary, and ineiolable se- of /fisher sex, frinat Niue o'cl oc k in the Mut:Mier until net, , alt o; (.l ff t li tiout I . . airary ; 510 ,,,,, mi .. ,. orgy. elreils. Corvie nod Co met los ena-itlted inns y .tay, Nine at Night-Patieota in tlw country are requwid i cil to an . ti Co. ditto ; y, Sniith. Dame-mm. 4 ditto ; Mr. Benja- r sltrheir "W . . Ifs;, Hattonsgarden Letters faun , the awn- Stale WIC i •► , A ,..„,, in,...„,, ~ E. 11. 4 ., mud' of lir mg, partwalars of their case, age, 11131111er . OC IWll . lg', 111111...RoelltSter ; Culled Iwo,. Mr. 'linden. Coratrall ; Mr. Newherey, ~„a ti e t i cre Mix. Smith, ditto; aud every l'er Ise. and sti- ao• earlosote a icmittanee fur s ily i ee sod in. theima. vi bids Mr. Su" M I mill Me.lt S. kanitijou arid Co. Dul•tin ; the house hist Vent-, to give relief to the In c d o i t t ni r c u q r ; t :e: e i.:o m f pe w , h it had recentla taken plac the Hight How Gentleman •'Mr. flad.insotil who had gained SO mark and moderation with which he brought the subject forward, an: now plas:col in the unplem wt and ''' :o.riner, but not at the expense of the poor. The imerireions mittiatnio of miming a race with the Pettiont.ll. 11 Book of tonal] end, err 'fleet shalt not rod the Mr. Hu- ' • r i •-••:-(hrear, bras.) -A ,p•it'otisy or the expreioion of use pair. ;. "I:" of tilV pour." But the eutlaus o f these ta xt . si lie voice, aetim•al to he ectiwtinned by emeriti Gi•titleillial, 4 . t 4 .. ,::::: whu had alluded to the thillges to be app. el :coded front • •shat . its measure, posited another COUTSV. • t ii • . 1.1,,d I „ t wat ft,. 'ss,, S. they termed poparar . t amour. , 11l rra a : 1 . i e I % ~, n •A u tt,,,,• f . ,, Ad e ", ;nit , ,Mesi t imi, * i n be neat w• II be to "al 4..4 t.. any part of the kiogilliat-GOSS and It, , lon, tAtoliorrit - IA 'lb sloth...or att. 11l .-14.17. Illattutreolen. • CO Surevuns,l3,Bouveie.street, Fieetstrovt.-Jinyl,/tititi. limier throughout the ;Jailed Kiugdom. • -- i ire wise roan had observed, " Ile homier etl, r! eh ch hid his Maker) who bath al Itre 'on the our." For Ins cameo , is:Ocular! • f.ith tvferenee to the subject .., 1 P si t ) i-spres.•itti t made use of--afte thot...:!it it extremely "" . e t ,.. • I • . . 1) .• . • i W ! " . • , . •• • . . .. .• '' . • ' „,.: • .. • ' . ~ • I . s . .• • - -.'.. 1...- . 7.... ,- ", 464... ' 1.. . • - ~... . '''''••••". 4 41 111 . 0iNilirl 6 014. ••.- ............, . . . , . , .... ~ ' • .0 , *so- tr . - .., r -- . . ____ , _