The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-04-07 00:00:00

• A RTA XERX ES. Advisers'', Madame Vests+, ; Arbor's, Mr. Brahma • A. Islisses, Mr. Hare; Rissemes. Mr. Dobbs. Maeda'', Mire .Rita (being the test West bet ttivef bee proem eager useut); Seeks, Miss Piney. Mr. T. Welsh will preside at the Piano-forts during the period of Miss Wileoe's performassee. After which ( firm flute). • petit Comedy, called II IST' Fl CATION . • The principal Characters by Messrs. Cooper. Gatti% Rua eel', Dobbs, Harley, Mr.. Edwin, Mrs. Orger, sod Miss Poesy. To corseted, with the Farce of THE DEAF LOVER. Meadows, Mr. Sittudes; Old Wrongward, Mr. Gattie; Toile; Wrongwasd, Mr. Elliott • Groom, Mr. Kaight. So phia, Miss Smith ie s; Belay B lossom, Miss Cabin; Mao termsid, M re. Harlow.. • The Doors will be opened at Half.past Sis and the Perforataaces ow each gneiss esseeteuee at Saves. Boxes, 7s. ; Seeped Peke, Ss. 6A—Pit, 3s. 6d.; Seeemed Pries, is.—Lower Gallery, Ss.; Second Price, Gallery, I s.; &coed Price,6d. •s Plates to be lakes of Mr. Resiwell, is the Roterulaudidisi SIMON of die Tiirsire. Private Boxes can oely be obtaiwed for the Evade' Isf 11/r. Rodwell, at the Box Office. Oa Monday, the last sew Tragedy called Coeseieoce, Sr The Bridal Night, with Gievaasi is Loadow. On Tuesday, the Opera of The Dames. • COs Theraday, the Opera of Love is a Village. A scut Serious Opera is N properatioa. - • rwirArstLitelTAL, COVIINT-04 MORN. T HVIVEVENI N G, SATURDAY. Aril 7, will be performed a sew Opera, called DON JOHN ; Or, THE TWO VIOLETTAS. Dow ham, Mr. C. 'Crinkle; Dos Frederick, Mr. lows; Disks 4 Ferrara. Mr. Driroset ; Peirochie, Mr. Cossur ; Tr.actioso, Mr. Falwell. First Visiesto, less Hallam/is ; Snood Violetta, Miss &spikes.; Landlady, Mrs. Davenport. After which, a sow Piece. is ems act, valid LONDON STARS; Or, 'TWAS TIME TO COUNTERFEIT. Dr. Bores, Mr. Blowhard; Mr. Heresies O'Braos. Mr. donor: Trusty, Mr. Aikiris; Peregrine Plural, Mr. Yates. Mrs. Thesderiresk, Mrs. Davesprort; Opholia, Miss Bras swat. To easels& with the Farce of A DAT AFTER THE WEDDING. Col. Prowler.. Mr. Jews; Lord Rivers, Mr. Claromost. Lady ElisabeihFreeloire, Mrs. Gibbs. Doors So be opened al Hslf.put Sia o'Cloelp—tbre Play So bogie at Seven. Botes, 7s • Second Prier, 3s. 6d.—Pit, 3a. 6d. ; &mod Price, ts.—talkry, Is.; Seeoad Price, Is.—Upper Gal. kry, Is. ; thesse Mot, II& Fibres Ilsr M 6 1100wellit be lateen of Mr. Brandon, at the Boa-016eir, HisalholwoM i lbosa Ten Sill Fuur. A Private Bee Is hid fur the Season, or nightly, of Mr. Brands% at the Os Meshy, The iteragger, with Harlequin and Friar Seem. Or Tweed*, the Opera of Love is a Village. It . MATHEWS (having !wen nut or his A Element) will be fused again AT HOME, fur the 13hils time, at the THEATRE-ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND, THIS EVENING, and on Mondays, Thursday., sad Saturdays, when he will have the tumour to attempt a Description of his Travels i■ AIR, EARTH, and WATER. In Part Third Mr. Mathews will represent the PI of a Sea Voyage is the Polly Packet. Mr. Mathews's New was received as usual. THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAt D. AN 'Mimi,' new LECTURE on OURANO. LOCIA, or lbe STRUCTURE of the UNIVERSE (principally selected from the work* of the best writres on Astronomy), will he &livered by Mr HARTLEY, WI EADAYA, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS. The whole of the Machinery neeemary for a popular inns- Wilson of the soblirier phenomena of the Heavens, has bee n liorstructed on a scale of truprecedeated splendour, wiagni decoct., slid expense. A new Apparatus has been iavenled for the display of the assuravues transparent scene* which represeat the various ]systems, together with the telescopic appearaorra of the llottelai Omega, fie mid the illustrations of the Thrones of Tid.• Eclipses, S t e. d r . Ihs:us open at Half-past Six, and commences at Seven. A DELPHI THEATRE, STRAND. MR'S EVENING. SATURDAY, Ap r il 7, win be presented, a Mythological Extravagium.called A BURLETTA OF ERRORS. Japirer, Mr. Watkins; Memory. Mr. Correll ; Phoebus, Mr. J. Jones; Vulcan, Mr. Callahan; Amphitryon, Mr. Cu alma! ; Judge Grips, Mr. Rockingham. Joao, Misshruld ; Taros, Mess Yates; Alcmeua, Mrs. Tensaw. After which, ibe favourite Piece of WHERE SHALL I DINE? IP the Course of the Evening '• The Picture of a Play helmet" and " Puff! Puff! Puff!" by Mr. Cowell. The I ath-admired Soug of" Kitty Clov►r," by Mr. Mathews. A favourite Bullet, entitled I.'A.MOUIt. To conclude vith I Inc favourite 13.11 Fella, of FUN AND FRIGHT. Am Amorous Snnyk , Mr. Racism/Imin; Frank, Mr. Cowell; Sloorloar, Mr. Wilkinson; ; Robert Mai Jew, Mr -1..5. Rose Maydeo, Mies Yuen. Ruses, 41.—P.i, lc—Deere ore et tArt, a"d belie • Quarter before Serea.--Saiwisd Price et Halt. past Eight. Ihmery, Willies jua. _ food. s o d F re d er i c k Webb, Boars. COMMITTER: Messrs. Abbott, Bellamy, Blauchard, Broadhurst, Chap man Clammiest', Comer Comber, Dom ry , es. Egertou, Eme, Fisrky, W. Fame; Fawcett, hoes, Liston, Discreetly, Mathews, WCalloch, Pope, J. Rummell, Taylor, Terry, Tates, Yining. This Food was lust instituted the 13d of December, FMB, amid etwifirused by Act of Parket/seat, for the purpose of Supporting Aged and lairs Actors sad Actresses, timJ a•- litivia g their Widows and Cliikleen. • TMUSTIU: Henry Harris, John Fawcett, and Covets Trotter, tape. TMCMIURICE., Mr. Faweett.—Semtevaair, Mr. Egerton. The Alaska, Arraagesamits will be seder the direction .r Mr. Bishop. Ticket+ 11. 1.. each, to be had alba Committee at the Fond OMee, 27, Bow-street, Covent-garden, every day from Twelve till Four. The Hall doors will be lapelled at Five o'Cloek,amd Dieser on Table at Si; immediately on the arrival of their Royal Highnesses. PARLIAMENTARY REFORM. This day is published, price 3s. 6d. By BALDWIN, CRADOCK, Rod JOY, • STATEMENT of the QUESTION or PAR LIAMENTARY REFORM, with • Reply to the Obj•elious of the Etlisibergli Review, No. LEL LUCRATIVE PROPOSAL. ABOND, dated in 1810, for I,ooot, royoble to Si: illootbs from Ike present tiny., bearing la. *mg at Five per Cent. free *edits of the Bond, and anal k M paW. • hirer.' price will be oaken. veVArili f : r sa r r fl ada tes Paid. sloiir. L. O. Re. I, Ap's. arrived. when Jawing Belle : Altiwory's Fees ._ z - - Repeal Bill, the Court of Kt Nes Bench Dispatch of Business Bell, the Graespound.Witateses Indsiasity Bill, the Hosbaodry Howse Duties Bill, Sell several Private Bills. The Sritasita sad the Members of the House of Cu. owns then retired. GNAW POCH D DISFRANCHISEMENT BILL. The Earl ofSII A FTESBURY moved that a sausage should he seat to the Hoare of Cutanues, reaue•tiu` that they would allow Mr Maserrieh Masse% Lopes, one of tlo ir Mornbets, to steeled at their Lordships' Bar to Kiva evideoce relative to t►e above Bell.—Ordered. Mr. White, from t►e Covert of Kist's Bench °/ ar. pre. seated as account of the coavietioaa of persons who had bees proliferated for bribery aaJ corruptive at the election of Members of Parliament for the Borough of Grasspotord.— Laid on the table. The Earl of CARNARVON moved that they should be printed.—Ordered. I ROMAN CATHOLICS. Viscount SI (MOUTH prevented a Petition from the Collegiate Church of Westminster, arias, the Claims of the Roman Catholics; and a similar *ire from the behabitains of the North of Sterility, in Scothoof. The Bishop of LONDON presented ton Petitions to the same effort—one from the Clergy of Si.. College, awl the Whet from the Rector and Inhalsitaats of the Parish of Christ Church, iu the Comity of Middl esex . The Earl of SHATESBURY presorted similar Petitions from the Tows of Kitchen, he the Comity of Hertford—from Salto.. Colelleld, in the Comity ofWarwiek—aarl from the Royal Burgh of Dumfries (Serstlasel) —They were severally read, and laid ow the table. The Earl of Dowoutansione said be had • P*6- '64'44 so preeest on the wore subject. but it was 'Awe Pewee the Clergy of tbd Established Church, it was from the Roman Catholic Bishop and Clergy of the Diocese of Limerick, .gainat the severity of several climes in the Bill on their Lordships' table, which went to restrict the Catholic Clergy. He could bear testimony that the Petitiwoers were • Omit respectable body of men, and in loyalty to the throne not sisrposse.d by any class of persons. The LORD CHANCELLOR said, he thought it right to intimate to their Lordships for their consi deration, whether they could receive this Petition as coming from Cie Roman Catholic Bishop of Limerick, • person not known to the State, or appointed by the Crown,. The Earl of Domouonnotte mud, that a Bishop of the Catholic Church derived his character and title from his ordination, which hod been permitted by the Established Chinch. For a Catholic once ordained and thought proper to read his recants- Bon, it was not thought necessary by the Heads of the Established Church that he should be spin ordained, mud he was acknowledged to all intents and purposes to he as much a Clergyman of the Established Church, us if he was educated and ordoined iu it; that this was the egos., there could be no doubt. It was proved by the case of lhat greatly gifted man (Mr. Kirwan), of whom he would soy, there never was • preacher more followed. He was ordained in the Catholic Church, sid after Is. re canted, lie w..s never ordained to the Established Chercli, although in his life time he held church endowments. He could not see on what ground the objection of the Noble and Learned Lord to the Petition being received could be maintained. The LORD CHANCELLOR, in explanation, said, that she Noble Earl had imataken his meaning in what had tallest from him ; he wished to be sunder stood to say, they could not have a Bishop of Limerick. or of Winchester, without he was appointed by the King, much Iraq that they alii,sild have two Bishops of Limerick, or of ‘Vinchester, one appointed by the King avid the other nut, lie bad no doubt but the Rev. Petitioner was Bishop for all clerical pur poses, hot lie was nut Bishop of Limerick es one appointed by the Crown. It wil4 out his intention to object to the Petition being received, but he Cialliiitirrtti it his dotty to have intimated so much to their Lordship., 11., on seeding the Bill which lay on their table, lie found much to object to of the *awe stature., as it give versions a false descrip tion, rand which they never could be entitled to except by legtsletive enactments. The Petition was theta mud, and kid on the table. OA the motion of the Eiri of SHAFTESDURY their Liirdidima then adjourned to Moods 3. 110U5E OF COMMONS, FaiseT, Arum 6. The SPEAKER took the Chair at half-past three o'clock, and the Howse ccc immediately afterwards summoned is the 06041 form, by the Itepniy-Usher of the Black Rod, to attend in the House of Peer., to heat the Royal Assent given 14y Cumwisiuu tu certain whit* see oar Lords' Report.) DISTURBANCE IN A COMMITTEE. On the SPEAKER'S retain, and iesuming the Chair—o Sir H. WILSON nice to call the attention of the House to as occurrence which had taken place that itsornhig in the Committee on the Newingtea Select Vestry BBL The Gasa. mantes tau that Bill having reported to the Horse that dto atsediag orders were not complied with, the Huns, appoint ed a Special Committee to inqui►e into the circumstances, w►ich Committee reported that they had bees 'efficiently cutup nod with, sad the Bill was he eosoeioroee ordered Io _..t lib, oomplaint. Mr. HUM IL--Altheagb the Hono ur abl e Gestlemma might sot think this the most convenient time for discuss's( she subject, he (Mr. H.) thought it was a very proper time, sod be hoped it would he gest iota. Mr. H. SUMNER said, that having informed several of his friends that it was sot his nitration to being the subject oa till an hoer later, ors aceouet of its importance, be should not thick of duiog so is so thin • Hones, sod particularly its the absence of assay Hosiestrable Members who were on the Committee. Mr. HUME said, be must call the attention of the House to this circumstance, that in much (hisser Houses than that they had voted away mollies@ of the public mosey —(Neer, hoer)—cued were they, he would ask, now to he told by the Hon. Member that it was too thin a House fur the consideration of so trilling • subject as the conduct of Members is a Committee oe a private Bill ?—(fiese, MP.) —The Hon. Member had belier sell them at mice that they must wait retie his friends had been seesnaueed and thought proper to attend. Mr. LITTLETON, referring to the observatioa of the Hon. Member who \ad just spike*, was sorry so say that • general impression prevailed ihrosighout she country that there was • great imilieution to business is She private Com mittees of the House; lie esieriaiurd an °pinker, of the mass kind himself, in which he was strongly confirmed by what had passed or ibis .ocessitie, and unless some Member more competent Mae himself took op she salter, he should, be fore the expiration of the Session, make • monies for Imo lath% the proceedings of such Committees. Sir R. WILSON expressed his surprise al the serrnieseence of the Hon. Member for Surrey in his motiois, as of was pre , y the same whirl he had resisted is the Chair of the , asittee. .; ... r. Sesjeaat ONSLOW said, tie Hoe. and gallant Ge -5 . Ge m in error; the queens& before the Cousontiee wail, Report should he resd.—(Criet e. No! so" frtiait Mott litudies.) • , Mr. LA MBTON said, the Hoe. and Learned Serjeset tr i.f 4 ;., k ris wholly Mewled. The motiou which he (Mr. Lambkin) immle in the Committee was, that the Report in question .shriald be laid before she Cusenottee. ' Mr. C. W. WYNN thought ii was perfectly competent to nay Member of the Committlee to move that the Report alstiald btapplied fur. Mr. F. PALM ER said, the motion wow before the Howse appeared to him to be precisely the Paine *tech bad been proposed in the Committee, and to which he had given his support. Mr. H. SUMNER again expressed leis deteriniaation not to be led hilts • perils' discussion uP • matter which he deemed of such great importance, is so thin • House. But he could say, that the question which be pet We the Cues unite, was, that the paper be read.—(" No! no !" from Mr. Lambkin. J Mr. H. G. BENNET'T could not help calling upon the House to nomider what sort ..f accuracy they were likely to Sad in the stamina+. which should be made whenever they weal into the discussion of this matter, whew they had al ready in the mere preliminary allusions to the subject so much direct contradiction to encounter. Mr. P. MOORE said, the Bill haviag bees recommit ted ow the Report of a Select Committee, it was proposed that that Report should be laid More the Committee to shew She grounds of the recommittal; that, however ass resisted by the Chairman . He (Mr. Moore ) proposed • reference to the Journals of the House, which was also re fused; and afterward. be proposed an immediate reference to the Speaker in his chamber, but neither so that world the Hon. Gelatinous assent. The consequence was, that the bermes' of the Committee was entirety suspended, Will the whole day occupied is wrangling upon them posts, until it was announced that the Speaker use at prayers. However jester's the House might be of its privileges, unless this matter were inquired Moe, it would be soon in the power of its Commiteres to destroy their wieder,' altogether. Mr. COURTENAY Imo no ream., as there appeared to be es dosesit to the motion of she gallant (Meseta', why this discession should be prolonged, to the total suspension of the regular bionics of slier Hums'. Sir ROBERT HERON nwee:y wished to oloterve, with reference to the experience of the Hem. Measlier Air Surrey, " that he would not be lei iuto • partial descusalos"—tat the subject would nut have beer brought before the Hasse, if he bad nut pursued a hoe of conduct deviatiiignsucte from impartiality. The motion was ilieu pet amid agreed to. Mr. HUME then rose and was proceeding to address the Chair, when Mr. STUART WORTLEY said be most protest on the part of the persons interested in the Private Bill now in progress against the iiiirteductioia of any subject to the iii terreption of the regular private business. Mr. HUME said lie would gladly appeal to the Chair to decide whether he bad said any thing which it was improper at that lime to isetruduee.—(Ldegkfer.) ' The SPEAKER said that if he were called upon to give sa opinion of the propiiciy of iiitrudoe-nr any rerticulaz subject at any particular time, he should say that it was a wetter fur She consideratiors of the Howie whether it suited its niece that such subject should be at that time gout into; which was nut a qesestion for bias to decide at any time, notch less to the present case, when it was im p...middy fur him to know what the subject was which the Honourable Member was about to introduce. Mr. HUME the,, proceeded. 'levied' ascended the Coin minter, he thought it his duty to state what occurred, the Chairman having threatened those Members who opposed his wishes, that be would being a complaint before the House as floosies the Speaker took the Chair, although he now refused to eater epos it emit a late period of tbe evening. 'llie Hon. Member thee proceeded to relate the eireuessimnces in substance as follow :—Having disapproved altogether of the principles of the Biel, as it went to dm ' franchise* whole parish, he thought proper to attend tie r CraosAUsa, in order to watch the progress of the Bill. The I alleadeace of Members on the Committee was much feller , than mend on a private Bill, the member present being any. Au Hometrable Member sissmed, that the Report of . the Special Committee should be laid before the Committee, which we insolledknely opposed by the Chairman. This re kill appease'. lit hien eareasoaable, be called fee • division, which ended se Moe mired.* of the snooks. An adjourn ment was thee Weeds which produced some 'Retentive, is, be wiesM a, - considerable eltercatiou eusued,and dee Chpiessais ordered the tellers to report again. This the doe' ember 'for Shrewatterry (Mr. Bennett) ',feud to du, as he had already reported once, and he insisted on his report heist read. Now he (Mr. H.) did not meals to deue that between 'the first refusal of the Chairman and the last, some violent language was naed,he was surry to have heard it; bet he meat say, that the suavity of manner, and the, habits'', raiment cf his temper which chareterised the Hoiioiirable Member for Surrey, were die only obstacles in the way of a quiet and orderly arrangemmet. He should therefore move, " That it is the opines of this Houle, that the conduct lathe Hon. • Member while Chairmas Of the Committee on the Newingtou &het Vestry Bill, had beer intemperate and irregular, sad that such cersduct. bed led to riot and dilorder in the said Committee." Mr. C. W WtNiii said, it might be productive of con siderable isciaireesience if the Hon. Member pressed his motion slid early a period of the evening. Boeing, the usual forme was, when a charge was preferred, the Hoe. 'Member against whom it was brought entered upon be de- Sew os sues as the charge was made, and then immediately withdrew ; the coorwipseece would therefore be, that any Member coming tutu the Howse duriog the next hoer, might by the rules of the House be called on to vote without having had an opperteatty of hearing either the charge or Ile defence. Mr. HUMS could nide observe, that Ile had pot it to the Clair whether that was a proper time, before he entered upon he statement. Mr. WROTTESLEY said, Ida House bad already fiend *evertl emileirlielori slateiaeuts, which must lead to cone derable diSmilly is forming an opinion spin the subject ; there were ales messy Meenbere absent who had attended the Committee; he suggested, therefore, that it would be bet ter to let the matter stand over for thir present. The SPEAKER, baviag bees is nowt* rosemew appealed to by the last speaker but ore, proceeded at some lends to Nate his opinion under s view of the whole case, as it ap peared to him from the Stalearala which had been made. In • case where a charge was brought against any isdividual Member of a Committer, whether Chairman or otherwise, arising out of the proceedisigs of the Committee, the House was bound to look fur the best evidence ahicb could be had, which wu certainly the minutes of the Committee. Mi. mutes of all the psuceediugs were supposed to be taken int every Committee of that House, which miusites would be presumed to be perfect until it wheroise appeared on their being produced, in a Bich case what appeared to be d• fes tive would be made up by the statements of Mr mbers pre sent in the Committee. But be thought the House would not decide on any such charge without first calling for the production of the minutes. Sir J. MACK I NTOSH said, if he understood the proceeding of his Hoe. Friend correctly, the whole had arisen out of • satire give, by the Hun. Member far Surrey of a complaint against some Members in the Committee of which he was Chairman. nasty thing occurred in a Committee to afford ✓owel of complaint, lie did not metre to deny the right of airy Member to bring it before the House. But fur • Chair man of a consosirsee to bring forward • crirainatory proceed ing against soy Member of the Committee, appeared to bi valve • deviation from the impartiality exacted and due froth the Chair, which could °sly be justified upon the strongest grounds for such • proceeding. Considering, therefore, that this discussion had been brought on by the notice of the Honourable Member for Surrey, he could not help think ing it • remarkable deviation from disci-cams on the part of a Chairman of • Committee to propose to bring for ward • charge within so short a pet iod of ass occerreoce be traying so much heat, mid to expect the Moose to bear the evidence of Afty Members equally divided is opinion, and wailer this irifiuence of irritation. Whatever might be the facility which the Hon. Member's peculiarity of temper might afford him for getting rid in the course of the morn. ing of the beat oceasioued by the eireurnitaseir, and how ever he might hope to escape any degree of excitement which the statements of no legs than fitty persons on the sub- Jen might be calculated to produce, be thought there could he but little hope that any other Member in the House should be so felicitously crieumexiterd in point of temper. He ruse therefore to put an end to this discussion, and he would pat it to the Hun. Member biome, to say, whether this was • fit opportunity for proceeding with it. Mr. H. AUMNER said be would nut be pet MI Sit rowed by the invidious iesinnations--(Leamtler, and Suer, hair !)—whieh had been put forth by the How and Learned Member, in the most unhandsome mintier on his part, in perfect ignorance of the whole transaction.—( /Dear, A ass.) -w The Honourable Member said that this was purely a defect. five proceeding on the part of the Hue. Member fur Slon- MOON Splintt a tbrelleard es intioal eauge. Now, when he (Mr. H. S ), as he had felt it his duly to do, gave suttee oC, his intention to bring the subject before the House, he did out we the term '• complaint," or " eel mittal,” or " eriosigra hwy." Time obervatioue thterfore, of the Honourable sad Learned Member had bees made wider complete iswireece butts of what uccened above stairs, and of what kali passed oa the subject ira the Howse. It was immaterial m him whether be was its be called upon to answer the efierge of the Honourable Meader, or was himself to lylbg toward itioteirbjeci as a matter of complaint. He wail socoireciosta sessrii conduct wbtela could subject himde the inaisuatioes which bad been east Nue him, and he busted drat the tea. nanny of other Houtiumble Members oho were present Pt • the time alluded to, would entirely vindicate his conduct from these immitatioss. He should therefore wow sit down to await the decisive of the House, whether be was to appear as accuser or accused. Mr. C. W. WYNN thought die consideration of the. meteor had better be postponed till Monday, when the strode of the Howourable Geutleureu uo both sides wound have had time to cool. Mr. Ok.NISON was proceediag to make sons observa tion, • bee Mr. H. SUMMER rose with nen warmth, sod said ►e was waiting to hear the deems,' of the Hogan, *nether be win to be called upon to answer to charges mule ausitnt bin, sad to pineed with his arbiter, or whether it was the pleasure of slot Huuse that be aboild bring newton' big PO. Mr. S. WORTLEY begged leave to sound t►at the su►- jert bad better be dropped for the presort. 7/coeval Measlier, rose to speak at thesis. lino, bat Air. 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'le ittriv - .ill Si ,. l.o.lsloof4 h b• . • AY, ' I 4 II)PRIL 7, 18211 ' 1,,,,.. .', .... ~., ...Ai., P.l . 1 , . PRICE '7 , 41. ' 17 " ell I ". 4 ... .„ ' to *11:4 .iffl slet • '' ' ''' ' a :I- --I f • A •-•••• H , 141 le r.. , . ._ ___. . . . • JUNGPS FRlA:7es. • r im EVENING, SATURDAY, April 7, rIIIRE SItTII ANNIVERSARY PUBLIC . . 1 1 . I, ^ , ;lii cl hi " ••,WeSii , morning, the 'Mr Durham list Illella- olio were *min to tare the rotor, wfaicit they retwite, Ate ,•„,& e ._ ~.iirial ~. part of the ipaiel CIIIMININ Shah' he staillo_ INeLdree Committee being an oprn one , sod it Seing a thief wjalle will be performed Rossini% Opera, retitled .. DINNER will be betel on WEDNESDAY, mai., ~...n. , orreigi• - - April 11, NMI, at the Freemasons' Taveru, Grat t illeteelli- . I .77 •7 7r e iir t . . 4 1/0 11 5.,..iii lit • lb" it lltilillf. lifaelle 14 bolleseeeditlee 'et 4 1101 . . _WeRI ditall of le lated, any Kerber err Ca Bola .1 1 001 Pi LA GAZZA LADRA. , . ; Sllfti. . . Between the AM. a DIVERTNEMENT. Pwrsims..44This KING'S Most Excelleat MANIKIre' . Tillit " wh it* Wit 11481 " bilbe Cheieetwoe la had tinge( It bi Nair we ihe 16501.0 ur Mr. Sykes, Mr. Chelear t ' smog s % * Lat. ' ? ' l ` t his duty to am an odjarammt of use Cosi ill 01 , - 114 Illilleell, to prawn them from v..iing, statimi ambit ' . o la which mill be istrodseed, a Pen Es Dein, by Mane. H. R. H. the Duke of YORK 'I ' ' Nfilanie sad Meditate De Vareawk. (who hoe"ggfreigemed hie i ateenios of wh i n t h o. • This wasmai• ehe indliild of Illi'llante4 dee teaks the miner /be Neuss epee . 11. Thol in 3hs..suivill.pipiAbee.4ll.pktaikieg:killitlesit ivaitlpiwriwitillidtsmii:,sw.:himPeerpl"tfrsoripni:liwn,:lsrauo:;ictiTisnigoiluiterilwilias::.ll.4l4 After the Opera, CE NONE ET PARA latioldeli Moos. Sessia, Illipasot heene t.. .. .• -• • f atter some alierratiom was put, and alechiseby a The Attoroor. itoookototto,Asumpoodom, and the sigailve. Ilia ilea. Privad *ea himself ettik • nn, the priocipal Dann at the Nara AceAalny• af - H. **4 • 19,11., vieg.pa at i L auTs , Isommil .:. 191iitsie,pr Paris, will stake his few* ia this 11.111AIIINKB*0 Sussex ; Massa Leeds, Bedford, and Iffr i i . , S erk•llt lit t• ••l_____ . ...eliti Mk* ON MOW. . rationed to he rd opinion that tits &port War. la be lad aid bereei• to slaw ender wise view the Mil pt before the rain was cleared. He (Mr. IL) thee pro. • posed, to rearm all difEr it ty oil that point, that the r•.+` , • 0101 /W• l sod He**. Heetelfetti ales 4 01441 / 6 4 111:711148111, Sr Ittitlaallgillialiellenf Lanedown, Sallebary, Anil , N or. "write" Feelame" 4l ... ~ • , 1i ". - • NellreiPetiet hitt second appearance 114 • 4 . 11 . 111, ` 'ester, and Takata' i Eerie of ' COMMI - - - s' n -- - . - at J. flfenvnomnitT.. i ass 1111•11411 b." .." b.ell t 4 "11l C.alaiite.e. HP w as "" "1 i li a esmeolsrebb dame or violate wee r diapartelis the Celli- Mon *hand be put again, which the Chairmen rehired. ba -. . P i..... :;• :4" 1 1 Oa Tuesday seat will he • produced, fee Oho fat time, u mpoi t gi tie t im it' osio , oo, c te 7 sed % Tarine r e Y ih :=;; ; • or Quetta . * I. • ilitietrie Ilikill he assayer' allusion' would bwisade so'llie them pepped le e a t t h e op i.,„„f t h e et a sew iraell IIII", ele•Peeed bY 1111 e•eteete Deebtfre (tb• Vacant* Dadlermad•Ward, Lowther, Delicacy, ad Nor- Mr. Ossetia was beard part of the Appellant. Nook by m e. v mm o . in sid e s g e , ♦ paraose flewpowitee,lo . 6 .eseelby; Lads Itiolland, gamy, Amherst, Wm. Ressell, M.P. Illairtho r soma. poepatostilit Illiondry. ''' • etherp Me 4 ,„ ""11116 i mm mm imi.eve a m t 's rnsil em ' ottoott willh wfr".ll . liss y lii "sl e ; P 1,L, e8e ....L . 4 ,, 1 „' b ow l s" t hh iss o , 4ll.l" " oot my , "tha"tujedt sal the . 4 „ mm "" e t , Drowse, Diessalkaa, hr. Ist. . mud Wis. clordissi; Sirs Ciro. BeemaoacE. Aatiohnii, T. H. 04 , ad Allystellst i ths Itatesho• saes t Oprea •ef Tavisett .Iv , i ,. Ilk W. 1114Ity, 4 N.P., C 4. igaiteirder lar tlL E Chaa. . no. teem cre j u t° 4/ 14 = taboo iisit ask gr ". 1111 10 * 4 eta Imo pretrw o t ot .. ' ...,.. •,., . ---.1:,,,h, iodd o i t s rro are sois tas ' •I t l e . i= l eveat Miley, higli Mid low —( l learr M alit karer AI, Ma •PlPmes•de ' Ode' •••••7_, 1111. P,, T. Uresnma s PA A, ant W. De Maw% al astr i" Ibre. " 4 " * . wires a threat of tarNewineton Ilestri he arra' Withal-44 Vaal Celitthe: i 1 a Chairman as tke . . bier. in livlitIO• le Powilmil Or Powellwoot*. im ; ' illimourables Douglas Kienaird, and E. Phipps, The LORD CHANCELU3R directed the Deputy Usher to the Coalmine°, the said Bin. '"' -' .l . r i. . _WWSI, .sestie the arrival from the Colosistent of Nom 4 , :;; c „„,„,, ho mer m.p.. W. m Bee b e , F, ‘ , auk . of lbw Black Rod a ieform the HMOs! et Catimeas that their Mr. H. WAINER raw, not N. -110 641, : k rtiegL ha fai t: t o :ointruea:e.rratobleli r mi l ie i l he bew" q r uer ftuh i re i n o ß ia m" b4 rar. . i f e o l r i v io'l l ': h i. e ijoi ii 'nil u r U nt ie htlih ; e l "C hle 6ll. 4l ll 4ll .6l.44 l , 4ll4li i"ell :: eirmai, who is daily mtporreds she, "%irk, Ilbstates '' ' c a k.,,,,, , E sq. H. ; •.3 . H. df. t hiemoo, ' Esti - li f. p ., l' . press-ors was rrirerfa, in order to hear his Majesty's Amend merely to stale that he would a • Pictladia. was put, Lord Lowther and Mr. H. G. &Hach were Open, Cosi ha Matti, will he salved. ' Aamsbottoes.jen. Req. SI P., Colonel Berkeley • Aldermao OM" bY Cwlttableil '• t o er n". Btli•- from the Honourable and all The Contesissimmes were, toe Lotto Cmaecemos, IM mission 0 (66 ta mnd i em , ~b,c h h e ass matter p.dr•trd tellers, sod • division was taken. The number :P hi : Applicatioas for Bows and Tickets to he node to Mr. Birch, Dr. Kiteheacr, Henry Broadwood, Alexander Cop. elaeing the Nembers whose votes the Cimino., bail orderea Warr% 117, Ohl Boaietreet. lad, R . H. Cox, Edward Dews, Louie De Ss John Earl of aaasassausa, and Viscera. Blesett.t.s. of grave mud arias importance, as it was his lineation to slot lo be taken, were reported by the tellers, and pat doers • . Felkr, Fraeris Fretting, E. H. B. Hughes, Thos. liimitor, la • few miimites lb* inmates', attended by several Nem. bring it forward atia later period of the evening, when the brrsead the Olficers era, Hoar of Consimous arrived, what House was wore fully attended, arid he would at conceal h 4, the Clerk or ho w • sheet of paper, which he hooded to the THIRATRI.MOTAL, DRUNr-LANE. Henry Harris, Thos. Leverion, George Loserman. Thos. the Royal Avant was declared to the batmen% Bin, : that it was kis intention to brig it forward a • Ibluer of Chairmen, :non threw it oat of his band,raying, he would apt Landes, John Penn, Isaac Pocock, Geo. H. Robles Timm. read it, kconsiderable altercatiou eunntLand the nommen THIS EVENING, SATURDAY. April 7, Roam, &mood ate . Thoe. p ied s„,,y, Robles, The Commertial lotercourse Bill, the Irish Atterrie,.. Fees somplalnt. his Majesty's Servals will perform the Opera of Willis, jute. Thos. Wood. ad Frederick Webb. Rare. Bilk ihe Irish Witchcraft Repeal Bill, she Court a King's Mr. HUM IL--Althrineh the 11.=.........i.e - 1-.....--- -I_ll . a MIT , • V EP MIMS 0.42 • i~ VALUABLE PRINTS AND DRAWINGS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. EVANS, At his Hoeft, No. 93, Pall4nall, on TUESDAY NEXT, April IS, and 'Three folloirieg Days, THE Valuable Collection of PORTR A ITS, PRINTS, and DRAWINGS, of the late WILLIAM DAVIES, Esq. montaising an assemblage of One imperialism from the Palming' of Sir J. Reynolds, the best productions of Murlaad , Gillray, Barry, Moitivarr, Heath, Sharp, Meyer, Coiner, Filth►, Laiitherr, Paul Itsodhy, Hamilton, Angelica, hamonsos Priem by Kowlamison, &e. &e. ALARGE QUANTITY of ILLUMINA TION LAMPS to be LET or SOLD, with various Devisee appfupriate for the appruscbing Corunaliou and Illensination, by J. APPLE ON, at his Kleist French sod English lamp and Oil Warehouse, No. 12, LUDGATE. STREET, near St. Paul's (rstahlished thirty.flve years), and advises his Friends am, the Public to give their orders early, at the price of lllumivativa Lamps, &c. must advance tut the Commation draws near. N. R—J. A. will sell Illaminstion Limps (ready fur nee) at this time, lower thaw they ea, be Let fur when the Illupi. Nation takes place. J. A. Iwgs leave to inform his Friends and the Public In general, that he has now on Sale a large assortment of the Idueb.adrinired and improved Oae, Two, and Three.light Pa. 'that Lamps. which are at this time so mock in use fur light. Hog Malls, minimises, dining-rooms, drawing-rooms, count. fitg-Ifbrisee, bauking-houses, public offices, churches, chapels, Inaillaroass, publiorplaers, &c. where it brilliant light is re. goired. Au assortment of the most improved French Lamps, iu Brass, Burge, ur Japan. Grl Ci•N 1.11111119, Lumires,Glrall• doles, and Chimney piece °insistent@ of the newest Potterus and on the lowest Terms. Patriot and Illumination Limps lo let fur balls, routs, assemblies, &c. Lamps Repaired, Cleaned, and Lacquered. Spermaceti and other Oils fur Palest and other Lamps. Lamp Cottons and °lamer*, Speaking Pipes made and fitted op in Town and Country. Several Two, Three, and Fouriight Plate and Colitis's' Grecian Lamps to be Sold very Own'', suitable fur cull: e. houses, taverns, bill.roome, fre. &c. —Bass, Patrol, and Gretion Lamm, lakes u. Exchange. etOCKLE'S COAIPOUND ANTIBILIOUS ‘.l PILLS. fur Baratta.. Liver, and Stomach entoplaints, iiiitigeetiori, Sick Head.vich, &c.--The Proprietor of this Menienie Halters himself that the mumt unipiestuniable demo, of to aupetior efficacy se to be frond in the highly respectable Pationage with which it is honoured. It hi therrfure cuutidestlly redruitaesided to the •ttrutiou of the Pointe. PAT1101111: His Grace the Duke of Grafton ; his Grace the Dake of Manchester ; itlght Hon. the Earl of Athlone ; Right Hou. the Earl of Ituseurnarou Right Hors. Lord Ben da. ; Right Hoe. and Rev. Ludt H. Fitzroy; Right Rer.the Lord Riehnp of St. Aosph; Lord Lindland; Hun. General Mahon. M.P.; Adm. 1% Own ; Sir Wm. Rowley, Bart. M.P; Sir G. if. Split?, Bart.; J. O. Wildman, Bag. M.P.; Alderman Wood, M.P.; Rev. A..thdeaeole Jefferson; Rel. J. Edgar, Chaplain so his Majesty ; lies. Dr. Pryee ; Rev. S. lies. H. Hutton; Rte. J. F. Grassi; Res. T. Scutt; Rev. W. Winnfield; Mayer J. Bridge, Ae. Prepared only by Mr. Cockle, Apothecary, 6, Sprit !horst street, Burton-crescent ; and sold by all respectable Vinidera, in Boum, at 13kri...-24.6d.-..4s 641...-and 11e. Alen Boxes at tis. by which there is a saving of Ts.—Sole Wisvie. sale Agnate, !limes. Barclay and Sues 96, Fleet-marker. :...c~rrf EAGLE FIRE AND LIFE OFFICES, Cormhill, and Curlier of Retreat-street sad Jermya street, St. iSSINLINI. F IHE Directors respectfully submit to the rob. lie the advantages to Persona insured at these Dios. The terms are stuumeally liberal, with the benefits uf every other Office combined. The pap/scut of real is allowed to sufferers by Are, without say increase of premium ; so Aerie is made fe► policies; no responsibility can be in come✓ as in ps►tarnitip societies, wherein retry oar is liable for losses to the extern of his whole property. Life Insurances effected um the same equitable tense.— Lady.dity Policies should be renewed within fifteen days. WM. BEETHAM, Secretary. s