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IL who disappear his Brober. nit • fillf,24~Weir sliiisidirs.•46ssassied. asd films it far r fro rt e he was tersily to meet the Noble E a rl will be performed Bessittra Opera, entitled TIJNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS if ENG. •-•L Su l " 4 . il Evening. at Six 1 ) . nit inle t 21100166110401111nn01i AllivifinWirn*MO' them nq the merits of the Bill, for if it passed it LA GAZZA LAURA. LAND, trodlog to the' EAST INDIES, do hereby give e e l e ,, , , tr it i i i v :Z is eCeSlM ei Z s t : L 6lll. •,. ( .• • lA . t 1941111 ...4 . . UNlll i , 'KOLL , Mid; he thought tt eery hged that would aa' tbsitraice to the Legtaralttre. 4f Bigness ties Acts q DIVERTISEM ENT, Notice, 0 i , . 't7l' 122 ding shot* he postponed. on amp* of Thel.onin CuaticaLLott said ifs.there were per.: ii Monsieur That a GENERAL COURT of the said Compaity•Will i . _ Nioeteenth Edition t ,' 11 4 . . !7 tee being .cernsig Noble Lords on the yeted.. He moos isiOnuspound who were innocent, their Lord.. its which sill be introduced * Pas de Ciiiq,' by Albert. Madam*. '1201411 1 , Milo*, • illeogio, sad DA ipeld at their House in Leadenhall.street,ms WEDNESDAY, I *:* I •TER front the KIN to his Pt E. thought the orgooteot.was in resew. of theedisostee ships epulil not proceed eguittet them by a Bill of I tLe Iltik instant, from eleven o'clock in the forenoon dual De e i f hi s iat I l ie ri ta kipi g pi ma O p Als o c l o y oi t i e „i o to t y, yirriositry Pains mid l'enalues without fi rst harm beard the , :t Yarenue. '".•' ;-• - . 4 ••••.. 1 .0-1 ,n, Poblisbed by William Rames,v Afr „ i ba r Oilita . w m as s • 4,., nee Bret time , s ix ia the evening, t o ballet oa the followiag question, vie Hii chamr . ora Duke of York, I, St. *a -street. ' • Noble Lords MIRO hid been in continual ottoisainee io their arrears.. li a stead Ballet, compose./ by amilierse MAP* (the Music ' " That Eire Harry Verelst Dibrell, Raft.. late of the Bee- - - ' by lir. Velma), retitled LA PAWN N E SUPPOSEE. ell 0 Civil Itstablialswent, he permitted to mars to the lon. , , This dpy was publish* Pries 14. • on their jarliailsentiri . dotie•;, would be its4illesed The Emil of Caltomtooo expl.ined. .•. , , le. Marriage Clainlestia, with sew Musk, Sceuery, Dresses, vier, ender tee provisions of the Act of the 334 Geo. 111. • A NTI AS: a Solvent Appeal to the' Right in town longer than they satesistod by dig post- Lord Ilot.La 1 , 4 n coiled the Allt•iilmll.% er r 941,-ir . 1 Decorations, &c. Sm. cap. 52, sect. 70, with the rank which ALAMO whew be quit. Heywood. i " omb u ishibps sod ibibersor the usual pm egue ,e. . , , ~ . , Lortlstrivo to their own Outlet., whit 1t Iced h..- • . • On &denial, next, the Opera of Tapered', in which fed Bengal, agrees , b . ly t o the Act r the ikiA ea lii U. ..... Gnu , .... 'ci ereirs v i Ei m i Aar k a id 1 1 .0 40 d, l AA esieneiseo .to seeend The Earl of Domou ' eumons said, those *ea Blinding bra or twelve (biro, Ih:it the Bill shou:•I Signora Marieerii. who hen never performed on any eso, lb*, reel . 85 ; Sills passed Sr passim throiteh ew t q l; lasperiel Reliance+, soother frisson lively the postponement weel d be be read a eretind time this cl.ty. A Petition hail • A siege will ,rate her brat alltramber is this ceua ir l7 lo order to determine by such Ballot whether three parts aspaciany . H ea l ama i n ,* ern& sod Sorter, sifiriintageous, which belied forgot to mention. thdt . been yealitted against the Bill, praying that tl.e II R:trbiews di *riche is prepared far perfoessance• ill fa four of the Proprietors poems at mach Goaeral Court Printed for Williams Stoat , HS, Plieridilly. nhich Signor Curissai will shortly appear; after *bids, Mo.. „arid that Sr Harry veraist Dann be permitted to morn i. it mould givie Noble Lords au opportunity of re- Point:roofs might be heard by Counsel, but Le , . i :art's Opera, Cosi fan Toni, will be revived. with the said rank to, India. DEDICATED, BY 11E1[414,19 TO HIS NA' sar i . . seating further Petitions for said against the Bill. heard net a word in it praytog for delay. Their t ' . 1 JOSEPH DART, Secretary. This dey ere published, is Itp.prise 10s. 64. ... • The 'LOMB Cigswesuma sea t i,„ Ile wished to Lortleligm ought first to come to the decision whe.; 1 i Applicatieue far Boxes and Tickets to be made to Mr. - Elvers, 27, Old Bead - str eet . SgßMONs. ,By the Piew."ll-10M4S 491104, hew, flare the/UW*l;nel whether it lets fits iv/cm thee tge• Lilt ought or nughl not to be reads secoatt ~. • -..,--. TO THE PROPRIETORS Or EAST INDIA STOCK. A.M. of Trinity roller, tambrides. ' , , think to helot it pasitivery on of Monday next ? typt s . and if they 4lecirl that it 61.0010, Ahtti e) • THEATRE-MAYA L, lIIIIIRY-LA NE. • LAMP AID GtIrMIANIEN, : Printed far a sta wilsi * Cossinck.Blialq!,-. t ' The Earl of rloobViastmonit--‘. IL egytriii4l, iii Crime*. might be called in to %nate why further T HIS EVENING, 1 UESDAY, April 10, THE Election , of Nit Directors of • the Emil , I : ; 11.1 " 14861 , - IN , - , shnold be grunted. It was true that the • • hie alajesey's Servants wilt perform the Opera of , tells Comma) , beiag appoiatedlire WRDPIESDAIki ,Wflagf*lii ibolvfillitetW: 3 ark . Ilhese. peke lA *statist, ' 36 , lutle,„*Blia" s . • . Alr ifi t e. !VENNA. • • the I Itli.April me ml She favour of your Tots east lateetattk, a • The LOAD .CHAMCILLOR said, he was peditrill e Eat! (Leurlertiele) asked for d. ley, because it • • requested for Ilse foltowtog fieittlemea. viz.— M I L KNOW L I NI4 . ia,,, , , pdspintrireprdisisses the ittieelilegs 06 I P titiobera' Cooped sfas not is taws.. woe lerewae. ilis. ;, Doe ForAiworri, .Mlo. Aforat ; JAMS BEBE, fag. " of the voriosis 1 . the tiositiballiftik . elt'tb . Pstaithip'igitpart Eitel of LA V 0'116111.1r iiiiitirillihil' itterided * itedlotal tri - t elite ix peewit. whose ingerefe t ems lee a vest kugth of time to Diet House, and °hest _ • • D e e 40p0n:,. tr. ' ll ; l Coolt orveiw s ; f:orl r c i. 7 1 ;jeli iiiea mar , . , .-_,L 0 . ,,i j • M AR I* rat IrrigAttle, and Aolemal, 1116Plo asVatirili ettiptoptd, for /donator% Bir a" zeg FV . I.LARTIE/1 ILLIIININETONE, r thillbst of Man , litostrase. with notilefelso Pi Stud Aid If a duty to attend to in his judicial ottiocity : this ' had heard the statements of Peers of Pirliement • Miss Wilson ; Blargaret, the thieve'', aka ! Edwin ; Louisa, ~ • • 14 ./ l e i t s , lim ivo li ii4 6 l6 114ilr 4 " isteotisil sin Work both ofilustruct ion owl Befereties. , was the reason lie put the question to the Noble allowed to be • sufficient rouse of delay, without Mlss Cistsitt. :...i..,„ JAMES PATRON , Esq. By the R. WILLIAM lIIINGLE,Y v A.M. After which (24 time), a lllkesillilk, culled I Mart will ouch oblige Author of " Arhus! biography,r Earl*. whether he seriously intended fo bring it on its being stated in a Petition. fie was of opinioi , MYSTIFICreIIIABB. Illt. . Lowden: !rioted for Baldwin, Cradork, arldioy ; Harley on Monday. Leaks mid Genitee;en, that the delay that was asked for could not he i f The principal Characters by Mlspsio. Cooper. Gatlin, Rus. _. ..... 1... u. u..... ..._ iYour wo .. e . s . t bauble Servaate, and Davies; and F. C. sad J. Rivington. ~..11, D o bb s ., Hooky , alrs. Edens, Na. Urger, and Miss The Earl of DONOUGHMeat said .he must un- sus material inenneenience • .........1 .f* ......1.,.... ... principal __ by self, Dobbs, Ilarlry, Mr.. Edwin, Kn. Ors'', ?dirty. The Doors will he opened ut Itralltipust as o'Clock, and the Prvfornionces on each evesiNg escessuese at Seam. Boars. 7a.; Steuart Price, 3s.ed.--Pia, 3s. 641.; Illecond Price, 2 4 .-ILnaer Gallery, la.; Second Price, Is.—Upper Gallery, la. ; Second Price, 6.1. Plates to be lakes of Mr. Bodeen, in the Rotunda of the Saloon of the Theatre. Private Boxes ear risky be obtaiueil for the Evening of Mr. Rudwell, at the Box OfSoe. Or Thursday, the Opera of Love in a Village, 11l itb Mps tifteatiuu. East India House, March Is, 1811. Campbell M•rj3ribault.;„ George Abercrombie Ro- William Taylor Money, Itinsoo, John Morrie, Thomas Reid, EAWllfil Parry, doilies Desire Alexander, Richard Chialasley Plondea, William Audi, Charles Ella* Prescott, Jacob Bosanquei, George Halite'', Rnbeil Campbell. John Gobb.borough Raven. William Stanley Clarke, sbaw, Joseph Cotter, George Smith, Neil Benjamin Maas- J ulna Thornhill, stone, Rummy Toone, Charles Grant, Wiriest IV igram. John Huilleston, Huth Lindsay, This day is published, in Sett. price Ms. WHIZ HISTORY of the uarrisH REVO LUTION u( 1688-9; recording all the Events cots nected with that transaction, in England, Scotland, sod Ireland, dew* to the Capitolatioo of Limerick, itt 1691, iu the last of lime kingdom. inclusive. By GEORGE MOORE, Esq. Load.. s Priuted for Rodwell and Martin, New Rind street. The Earl of DONOUGHMORE said.be must un doubtedly did. The Order of the Day for the summoning of their Lordships for to•morrow was then discharged, and renewed for Monday next. any material inconveniture ; instead of wislong to get rid of the Bill by a side wind, he was ready then to meet it. The Noble Earl then moved, that the order for the second reading of the Bill rim this dry should be discharged, and renewed Ile Friday next. Earl Gait said, he never saw • case for delay less supported. if it was the intention of their Lordships to get rid of the Bill by trick oe matireuvre, they could not take a better way than by delay; if it was postponed to Friday next no inquiry could be made into it.. From the length of time the Bill had been in the other House of Parliament and in that House, it *as impossible the Petitioners could not have had notice of it. He could not melee with the Noble arid Learned Lord on the Woolsack, that it was a Bill of Pains and Peualtieis, for he never could agree it was a privilege granted to the Petitioners for their private benefit, but as being grouted to them for the benefit of the public. The Earl of WESTMORLAND said he did not rise to eater upon any discussion of the general prin ciple of the Bill, but it appeared to him that if the House refused the short delay which was prayed far, they would do what had never been done be fore. On the Bill itself he would only °barter, that it was strictly a Bill of Prins and Perm:ties, nod went not only to punish men for ()Heuer:: commit- Wed. but further to punish ale man fur the off en c e ritanother., He did thief' with so short an officiu! notice-as the parties had had, their Lordships could. not with justice refuse the prayer. The Marquis of Lausnown said, the official ow. tice the Noble Earl (Westmorland) had spoken of. existed only in his own mind ; the Bill lying oil. their Lordship.' table was notice to the parties coo-. cerned. He should have agreed that the applicants', would ha►e been a reasen:ble one hid it been made in proper time, but the Bill having passed through the other House of Parliament, and proceediegs hoeing been taken in that House for a second read ing, the parties at Grampound ought, in justice to their Lordships and to themselves, to have bees, prepared. It Will too much now for them to ask, for time to repair their own lathes. The LORD CHANCELLOR said, he had nut stated any thing about official notice. He knew that an such official notice was given, but he be lieved that a great number of the innocent person. at Grampound had no more idea of what their Lordships were that night going to do than he had six weeks ago. Had the business of the House proceeded regularly, this matter could not have been gone on with before Thursday or Friday.— He ought to state to the Houec that if they pro ceeded without Counsel, they would lay a burden ou him which, however weighty, he would under take, and would perform with good faith to the par ties at the liar and to the House. He belie►ed the Noble Lord (Grey) with his peat and powerful mind would fail iu convincing him that this was not a Bill of Pants and Penalties. sod an it poll facto Bill to all intents and purposes. The Earl of LIVERPOOL did not consider there were any grounds for dt lay, as arising out of the bu siness iiself, but under the circumstances of the Catholic Question bring fixed for to-morrow MO:. an d having been postponed, if ally obstruction hail ar i sen as to Counsel, he could conceive that panic.' might not be prepared to appear to-night. and thought it would be too much to force the basing►a on. Under all the circumstances, he considered that Wednesday sleet would be allowing sufficient time, and he would therefore suggest that that be the day • _ _ COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN TRADE. The Marques Of LA NSDOWN stated that he would he able ou to-sorrow to lay a Report of the Select Committee of their Lordships on Foreign Trade before the House. The Noble Marquis then moved for some farther papers to be referred to the Committee.—Ordered. This day was published, i■ Pro. 'Aire 4s. ftE It KS vu the Tendency of Certain Clauses is a BILL .sow pending in Parliament to DE GRADE GRAM 11 AR SCHOOLS ; with Cursory Strictures on the national importance of preserviog inviolate the Clam* Discipline prescribed by their Founders. By VICESIMUS KNOX, D.D. Also just published, is Syn. price Ss. TWO LETTERS in the Right Hue. the Earl of LIVER POOL, First Lord of the Treasury, on the DISTRESSES of AGRICULTURE, and their infloeiree nu Cite &lanufac lams, Trade, and Comamrce, of the United Kingdom; with Observations on Cash Parses,' and a Free Trade by the Right Hun. Lord Siourlon. Piloted for J. &lawman, 39, Ludgate-street. GRAMPOUND DISFRANCHISEMENT BILL. TH e. 4 TICI€.IIOY A L, ellir I? NT.GA IW RN. T HIS EVENING. TUESDAY, April 10, will be perfumed the Opera of LOVE IN A VILLAGE. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF. EAST INDIA STOCK. LADVLII AND GaNTLEDIIIN, HAVING the honour of being terommenaled to you by the Directors of the East India Company, as CANDIDATES for the DIRECTION to be chosen this Year, we take the liberty of requestose the favour of your Vole on the day of Election, WEDNESDAY, the 11th April next. nit are Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most bumble Servants, JOHN BEBrt, JAMES DANIELL, WILLIAM FULLARTON ELPHINSTONE JOHN INGLIS, JAMES PATIISON. East Witt Douse, the 28th March, 1821. The Earl of L•UDC9D•LEPetition from the Mayor and Corporation of the Borough of Grampound, against the Bill for disfranchising the Borough of Grampound, and praying that they might be heard by Counsel at their Lord.hips' bar against it. After the Petition was read, the Noble Earl said, that he bad to ask, on behalf of the Pe titioners, a few days time to enable them to prepare instructions for counsel. Sir Ym. Meadows, Mr. Chapman; Justice Woodcock. Mr. Fawcett ; Young Meadows, Mr. Pywe; Hawthorn, Mr. J. looms; Eostaer, Mr. Damsel ; Hodge, Mr. Ewe y. Ro setta, Mild Stephens; Deborah Woodcock, Mrs. Davenport; Eueinda, Miss Love; Madre, Miti Liston. After which (2d lime) a new Piece, in oat act, called LONDON al' RS; Or, 'TWA!: TIME TO COUNTERFEIT. Dr. Borax, Mr. Blanchard; Mr. Hercules O'Brann, Mr. Conant; Trusty, Mr. Atkins; Peregrine Plural; Mr. Yates. Mrs. TlAVlliitfillloll, Mrs. Davenport; Ophelia, bliss Bean. most. To which will he a.hle.l. the Farce of THE RENDEZVOUS. The Earl of CARNARYON said, he should have supposed the Petitioners were then ready to appear at their Lordships' bar by Counsel. The Bill had been three weeks before their Lordahips, and during II that time not a sink word had been said about the hearing of Counsel. Witnesses had been brought up from Cornwall in support of the Bill, and were in attendance to be examined at their Lordships' bar. The difficulty of getttrig witnesses together. if they were allowed to p at liege, was well known, particularly alters they were. to be examined to their own laeAes. He considered if their Lord ships would not then enter into the evidence, that thire was an end to the Bill, end for his part he would not further interfere in it. The Earl of LAUDERDALE said, he knew of no inclination OD the part of the Petitioners to pro ' duce delay. The Petition had been put into his hands since lie came down to the House; it was a question of the greatest consequence to the Peti tioners, as the Bill went to take sway from them the highest right of a subject, the elective frau close. The Counsel that bad been employed by the Petitioners was absent attending his prolestiocial duties elsewhere, and the moment he arrived in town the Petitioners would be ready to go on. The Loan Cu/Locums& stated this was a Bill of such a nature that he could not be brought to vote for. lis his opinion it uever ought to be al lowed to go to the stage of a ►econd reeding, but at all events inquiry was necessary, if it did get to that stage. 1u his opinion it would be wrong for their Lordahips unt to give the Petitioners two or three days before they were heartl at the bar by Counsel, fur they could not have had legal notice of the Bill being ou their Lordships table more than two or three drys, as lie knew the Serjeant at Arms was not more than that time returned to town from giving them notice. Would the Noble Earl agree to the Petitioners being heard by Counsel on Friday next ? The Earl of CAgNAaVON said, it was not a sub ject that required what was technically called Icgal notice, iis it was one of notoriety front the pro ceedings which had taken !lace on it in the other House of Parliament ; it was not his duty. or that of the Noble and Learned Lord on the Woolsack, to have given notice to the persons concerned iu the Bill, as they must have known it was in agita tion. The postponement for two or three days would cause much trouble in bringing up reluc tant witnesses, that bad been tampered with, to IMPERIAL PeIRLIAMEVT. -......- HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, APRIL 9. Boldiog ; Mr. Di:ribael; lionke, Mr. Dlonchard; Simon, M.. Emery; Smart, Mr.CM•er. Sophia, Mrs.T. Hill; Lo- ermis ; Afire Bosisinnat ; Row, Miro Lure. Their Lordships met nt twelve o'clock to heir Appeals. NOIMIOIIIf, Appelkol; M LAMP., iillisiirnette.t. This was an Appead, fret the 004 . 0 Exchequer, helmet . ^ 4rl Their Lord s hips reeteslag th, ^demi& . Court be port. • . ASTLMT, Appighta Tawtoo, nespioadent. This was an Appeal from the decision of the Court of Sessioo, Scollsaii. Their Lordships remitted lie case back fur the further consideration of the Court below. Lord Abercroniby, on coming to his title, was introduced to the House by Lord Huichiusou and Lord Hill, Ism Lord ship took the oaths and his rest. The Earl. of Claremont, Kimono!, and Radnor, took the ostlsi and their sesta. Mr. Swrjeaut Oasiow, and other Members of the Howse of Commons, brought up the Bill fur extending the Law of High Treason iu ibis country to Ireland, wills an auwod- Inesit. i~ 1)Isors to be opened at Halt past Six o'Clock—the Play to howls at Seamy. Places fur the Suers to he taken el 'Mi. likandotli; at the flox-OtEce, Hart-street, frown Ten till Fuer. A Private Box tray be had fur the Season, or nightly, of Mr. Ilir,mlon, at the Butt-Office. The Strancrr—(Radon Mini--after which the Operatic Drama of The Libertine : Zerlitia, Miss itephetis. On &tardily, Doe John, or The Two Viulettas (being the last night of perforating till the Holidays). • A nrw,Gretti Melo-dramatic Romance will be produced an Etiter Monday. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA srocK LADIZA AND GEPTLIDEN, THE Annual Election being 6eed for WED NIISDAy NEXT. I beg moot respectfully and irstestly to a ftstall-sbe fassaisr of penman* askinakusgst. an the Ballot at the Fast !mita House oa that day. I have to return my grateful acknowledgments for the flattering asarrunces of support with which 1 have been honoured durtog my canvass, and relying Ills the contiottaneo of the zealous and kiud 'neatens of my Friends, I caunot but entertain the most eatiguine hopes of ...Access. 1 have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient faithful Servant, JOHN LOCH. City of Loation Tavern, 7th April, 1821. LYCEUM THEATRE, STRAND. DURING LENT, ISM v o e In consequence of the brilliant IRICCeIIi of Hwy new Aattuuontical Exhibition, wad the late period at which it hal beeu produced, the priferinances during Leut will be on WALKER'S CH KAP BEDDING WAREHOUSE, 48, likiumer-street, Snow.hill, next to the Church. UST impo , tesl and landed. a large quantity J of Prima GOOSE RED FEATHERS, which are now sieving and dressing. The trade and private buyers may be supplied at the following reduced prices:—Clean, well ma nufailureo Goose Feathers, 2s. to 3s. per lb.; Poultry ditto, 1.. to Is. 6d. per lb.; Servants' Poultry Feather Beds, bOs. and upwards; good Goose Beds, three guineas to six guineas; Flock Beds, 255. Ready-made Ticks sold at prime cost to those who porches.. Feathers at Ibis house. 150 Hair and Wool Mattresses, 50 Bedsteads, sad 200 pairs of Blankets of various sitter, from the Manufactory. N. 18.—A constant supply manufactured sad imported. Oa the motion of Lord HOLLAND, their Lordship• agreed to the ameudaarot. TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, slid FRI DAYS, and on every Evening during Pagaiost Week (Good Friday excepted), when an eistirrly new LECTURE un OURANOIA)GIA, and she STRUCTURE of lite UNIVERSE, will be deliteved by Mr. HARTLEY. CATHOLICS. The Duke of GLOUCESTER presented a Petition (rein the University of Cambridge against the Claims of the Roseau Catholics. His Royal Highneas observed, that he had, on former occasions, presented similar Petitions, which be considered it his duty to du frum the high situation he held an the University. He had always on the former occa sions which be 11.4.1 alluded to eleclar4d, and he would now repeat his decimaiiuo, that hr would out take any part, or give any opinion uu the subject.—The Petition was read sad laid on the Sable. LAST NIGHT BUT TWO, AND LAST NIGHT OF KENILWORTH. ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND. FOR THE BENEFIT OF Mr. B. CALLAN. THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, April 10, will be proseoicd, s Spadid Historical Melo Drama tic Barletta is Three Acts, ?stilled ALL IN ONE DAY, 17TH OF MAY, Great Redaction of the Prise for that Day. Whole Tickets l4 Guineas only. Sixteenth, .90 Shillings only. and J. SIVEW IGHT are happy to stole ELI • the Lords of the Treasury have highly approved their plan fur reducing the Prices is their new Scheme, with Two Prizes of 21,0001. and Two Prises of 20.2001. as • under:—The Two first are certain to be drawn 17th May, and Chance of the Two last o• Ilse 6th June will also be Reined by the first 100 Number. ch - awu that Day. The Scheme to he drawn 17th May contains 2.. Irises 0f..E21,000 Consols.. 42.000 2 ...... 4 . 000 Consols. B,OOO 3 6 10 10 . 11 ........ 200 Consols 2,200 Viseonot SIDMOUTH presented a similar Petition from the Borgeosee of the Toon of Falmouth. The Earl of HARROWEY Presented ■ similar Petition from the Inhabitant• i 4 t►e Tpwir of Newcastle-under-Litre. The Noblr Earl mid, be did not agree with the prayer of the Petition. KENILWORTH CASTLE; OR, THE DAYS OF QUEEN BE.. Earl of Leicester, Mr. Watkins; Nicholas Blount, Mr. Bisects; Tressilian, Mr. Waylett ; Varney, Mr. Gomersal. Queen Elizabeth, Mira E. Scull; Cuuutess of Leicester, Mrs. Wayleit. lin the course of the Evening a variety of Songs sad other Entertainments. The Marquis of ANGLESEY presented a similar Pelitiou from the Borough of earsarvint. The Marquis of CAMDEN a similar Petition from the Mayor and Corporation of the City of Canterbury. The Bishop of CHESTER a similar Petition from cer teis Inhabitants of the City of Chester, and a similar Ps ti tton from the Clereyof the Archeearoury of Wells in the Dio. eese of Bath and Wells. After which, for the first time as this Theatre, the favourite Ballet called FUN AND PHYSIC; or, LOTS OF DOCTORS. The whole to conclude •iih a Grand Pantomime, called The Bishop of ELY Iwo similar Petitions from the Diocese of The Bishop of SALISBURY a Aguilar Petition' from the Borough of Serous, and soother from Ilse Clergy of the Archdetscoury of the same place. . _ . TIM LIBERTINE. The libertine, for this night ooly, Mr. Ridgway, of the Slimy Theatre, who has most kindly offered his service.; Seanwooreb, with a Song, Signor Panto. Tickets and Plaices to be had of Mr. Callao, at tlir Office of the Thraire.—Boxes, 24 —Gallery, 10 17 50 The bishop of Sr. DAVID'S presented five similar Peti tions from the Clergy of the Diocese of St. David's.—They were severally read and laid oa the table. AGRICULTURAL DISTRESS. 3,888 100 First-drawn Tickets, MI the 17th Shy, will each have • new Chance for all the Prises in the following Scheme, which is all ty_he drawn un th e 6th JUNE : - 2 Priz-W6l .. £20.200 einwols The Marquis of BUCKINGHAM prrreuteJ three Peti tions frog the Landholders of Borkinghanohire, complaio lug of Agricultural Dilates', and priquig for relief. Earl FORTESCUE presented four singular Petitions from the Lau,lllol.lcrs of the County of Gloucewer. The Marquis of LANSUOWN presented two similar Pe titions from t►e Lausdbolders of the 01611111 y of Wilts. Tbry were severally lead sad laid uu the table. POSTPONEMENT OF THE SECOND READING OF THE ROM AN CATHOLIC DISABILITIES RE SIOVA BILL. • be examined; if put off until Friday. Monday the ditit‘ussion on the Catholic question would take place, and on the Thursday following their Lord ships would adjourn for .the holidays, which would leave no time to go through the care; if it Was to pass over the holidays, it would be getting rid of the Bill by a vide mud. He olive the Noble and Learned Lord on the Woolsack credit for his candour on all occasions, but he could not help staying, that he well knew Bills of this description had been got rid of iu • side-winded manner. He recollected in a late case which was before their Lordships, and one of The Earl of Caartaavoa suggested that the Hoarse might an on Sit Imlay. The LORD CIi•KCII.LLOR said, that if that so.: - gratin,' were adopted, units* them were r.trett attendauce its there ought to br, he could ftef it 1,4 duty to move roo adjourumetst. The Earl of Livitaroot. said, as it was a great inconvence silting Olt it Saturday, it might be bet ter to defer till Friday the consideration of that question, when the House would be better able LU judge of the necessity for it. 2 1,050 Cumuli 500 Comsulr 10 10 34 ...... ..... 30 Money 2.940 ...... .. •• • 10 114. Money SILKS, SUITABLE FOR LADIES OF FASHION. ALL Weavers wler have 11111 Gmgis ti at h a y. tither novelty or eleemice to recommend them, which they can sell cheap for ready y, have now an orporto oity having Owns SOLO, by applying at SHEARS mid COMPANY, 11, Henrietta street; where Ladies are certain finding the largest and decidedly the moat elegant ' , oriels* in ibis Metropolis of fashionable Silks, Satins, Gasses, Ste. and al priers so extremely low, that uo idea can be formed without inspection. Good Simnel., at t.. 1041. par yard, sad new Flawerce Stripes, at 3s. Od. the Goon. Bedford Houle, 11, firth irito.street, Covent-garden. Elegem Starves and Shaul. of Ole newest patterua, from IS.. 6J. to 13 Gaines), each. VALUABLE PRINTS AND DR AW I NUS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. EVANS, Al Lis Howie, No. V 3, Pall tn.ill. MIS DAY, TUES DAY, April lio, soil 11tree foliowitie Da)s, TUE Valtatetle Crilleettiot I'l,lt I'U A ITS, PRINTS, and DRAWINGS. of the late WILLIAM DAVI ER. EN. containing on asserohlege of fine impreusiono (runt the Palatines of Sir Ber , " 1 . 1 " , the tee " Prwimet"" of Gillray, Barry, Moetirnrr, Heath, Sloop, MOW, tull)er, Fittler, Laudleer, Paul Sanilhy, Ilaruilteu, Angelica, humorous Pritts by Ituvflaudsun, Stc. 7.009 Prizes in bath Schemes. £146.070 Every Chance issued hefure the 1711 i May, will be decided on that Day, but the Arai 100 Numbria drawn %ill each he entitled to a new Chance far the 6th Jane; and with all these uospreevdrated advrostrgee, Ilie prate of each Chance Igor Iltal day it only, f or TICKET Al{ 14 I/ I QUARTER.. A 3 17 0 HALF 713 0 EIGHTH.... l 19 6 SIXIUNTH SUILLINGS ONLY. 1. awl J. SIVEWRIGHT, the ('ultra -tors, request •• 'wily app!iratiuu at their 01.1 Fortwn•tc Ofßetr, 37, Cur•- I.ili 11, Holborn; awl 38, Haytnaiket ;ur to their !louts Iss the Country. ••• J. aiiri J. SIVP.WRIGHT gold I• • rereut Lottery ALL the Prizes of 20,000 L MI in Sheers! end in the very last Lottery, 2,053 (Class B), 21,0001. The girl of DONOUGHIOIOag said. he was con winced that their Lofilolops would believe him when he stated, that t►n luau who hewn! him *imbed more that the 13.11 4.f M 4 Ries to his Roman Catholic countryineo, which hid come up from the other fluttee of l'orliwinent *tmid pass speedily Iwo ■ law ; but knowing a► he did, that Noble Lords were on the road to attend their parhametstery duty, and oho wished to takes putt to the direwsr soon, ha wits anxious that the vecood. resditig of the Bill 4.hould postpoued front to-itiorrow to route future day; he had advised with Noble Lords on both sides of the Rouse, sod they tc , reed blonds% at* would he a eotrtn►ertt duty. He ' 'a e, •••• • •••• . rniar Ahr• , .. e-- • .. . &as . ;04 the greatest public consequence, when the royal accused asked for a postponement of a few days as account of the indisposition of Mr. Brougham; so that occasion it was said it would he contrary I. the dignity of the House, as the accused had other Counsel. He, for one, would not suhniit to . his questions to witnesses being liable to the objet . tarns o& Counsel. He would not again lit in that tvHouse:io investigate a case, as if it was a lawsuit, to shave his conduct liable to be corrected by Counsel sit their Lordships' bar. If die Petitioners felt SO snuck interest in the Bill as they pretended to. they might hove watched its proves!. The_ Earl of LAUDORDALS said there was no IRISH UNION DUTIES. Adjourned at Seven o'Ckck. a The E4ll of Was LKY isti.ved that there be 'ail before the !louse a copy of the Memorial presei.trd to the Lords of his Mojesty's Trramry by tti lank of lrrlstid and othris. pre)irig fur s Modal. cation of the Union Doti.' renewed io pis tint Session of Parliament ; together with all other WV arorials relative thereto. After • few s obsetrutions from the Earl of LI 111411Clt and the Earl of CAINCII,SO2I. the mutitai woo agreed to. •1 .. . ..,~. b ~.J - 3.vm I