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- - . L.A. GAZZA LA Dla: Alter *bide will he repeated.• GRAND DIEWRRTIRE VENT A LLEGORIQUE, compared by Neraienr Der- Ralki wader, with new flask, Sceami, Dresses, Dreorationn, Dunes the short interval that hu elapsed since Ni. F.bers became the Lew, of this Theatre, this fallowing Per. furutrea.s bo have never appeared is this amity, here bees calmed: — For the Opera.—Nartaine Rossi. Prima Donna i Scutt De Regal. Priam 80 1 0 Cesalaw Carisate; e r s dm Reese _ - Pell6o Tammy, ' iitimatrßxieurAL, inkier mint. • TIVENING, SATURD-AY..Milach 4, : 411111Nottfio Senoras will perforto lb* Open of • ' • THE DUENNA. . Dan kiriaib c Mr. kfirodro ; Doe Ferrllooml, Dr. Horn ; Dim Arttrloirs Mr. T. Cooke • Carlos. Mr. ; Lome Meadow', Mr. ; Fath er Pool (Id tionia),' Mr. Pope. Clara (tell time), Miaa Willowy; Margaret. the Menus (Id time), Mir. Edwin; Louisa (Ant time), Miss Povey. After chick, Ike Farce of THE MAYOR OF GARRATT. Rir Jarnb Jahip, Mr. ochry; Major Sturgeon (first lino), Mr. Harley; Jerry Sneak. Mr. Russell; Crispin Hrelisp, Mr. Garlic; Bruin, Mr. iltornpion. Mra. Sneak (first time), Mts. Ultimo . ; Mrr. Bruin, Mrs. Dobbs. he Doors will Ire opened al Half-past Six o'Clcsek, and the Perfonnsures oit rack Evessiug corms rare at Serra. Hoare. 7a. ; Siottod Price, 3e.1341.—Pit, 3s. SA; Second po ck , 2e—Lower Gallery, Is.; Second Price, Is.—Upper Gallery, Is.; St.cood Prier, m aces to b.• Inks,, of Mr. Rodwell, la the Rotunda of the Saloon of air Tlwatre. A new Serious Opeo is in proparelion. • Ti! EA TItIi•ROYAL, COY RNT-GARDRA I. T I-11.5 EVENING, SATURDAY. Notch 44, wilt be performed the Play of THE STRANGER. . The Stranger. Mr. C. Kembls Count Wintersen Mr. Connor; Buren Steinfort, Mr. Egerton ;Tobias, 1 11 r. &ay. Chap man; ; F. 'stria, 4r. Farley; Sitlunenn, Mr. Emery. 61 ra. Hailer, Mm Dance (her 2d appearance on nay state); Countess Wintersen, Mrs. Faueit ; Annette, Mrs. Liston; • Claudine, Mrs. T. Hill; Charlotte, Mrs. Gibbs. After which, the !Musical Farce of THE PADLOCK. Don Die g o, 111 r. J. Isaacs; Leander, Mr. Dursset ;Meg% Mr. Blauctssrd. Leonora, Miss Holland. (her AM sp.*. sane In that eharraerer); Ur;uls; Mrs. Dassagell,„4.-.1 Doors to be opened at Haltpast Six o'Clack.-411* Pig S. begin al Seven. Boxes. 7s ; Sccood Price, 3s. 81.—Pit, 3s. Bd.; Seemed Mice, 2s.—Gallery, Is.; Second Price, le.—Upper Gal. liery, h. ; Second Price, 6d. Placa, for the Roses to be taken of Mr. Brandon, it the Boa-Office, Hart-street, from Tess sill Four. U,. Monday, The StraiiErr : Mrs. Haller, Mies Dante-- vith liorlequiu sod Friar Baron. FOUND. 3v t. mATFIEWS (who, having 'wen out of hip Element) will be found swain AT HOME, for the 129th time, at the THEATRE ROYAI. ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND, THIS EVENING, SAI UR. DAY, March 24, wheu it is respreifully announced that he will halm the honour to nitempt a Description of his Treed@ in AIR, F.ARTH, sod WATER. In Port "flora Mr. Nlathews will represent the Firmware* ors Sea I'oyige in the Polly Packet. Mr. Mathews's Nrw Entertainment was received as usual. A DELPHI TR EATR F., STRAND. By Authority of the Right Hon. the Laird Chamberlain. 9[7 HI S EVENING. SA I'URDAY, Ala , cl) 24. will be lamented (Mb iliac) a New Historical Bier !tits called KENILWORTH CASTLE: OR, THE DAYS OF QUEEN ItESS. Tu conclude with a liorletta, in Twn Acts, called DEUCE IS IN HER! Bones, 2s.—thiltay, Is. THEATRE-ROYAL. ENGLiBH OPERA-HOUSE, sraANp. WEDNESDAY NEXT. Marc, 28, 1821. au entirely uew LECTURE on the STRUCTURE of the UNIVERSE. will Ire delivered by Mr HARTLEY. The whole of she Msehosery has hems constructed on • Peale of unprecedented splendour, magnificence, and ex. A new Apparatus has been invented for the display of the teunstrop. triovitotre tit series which trwrittill the various Systems, to:eriier with the telescopic appearmices of the Planets, Comma, fie and the illustrations of the Thew ies of Tide, Eclipses, &e. In the cowrie of the Lecture, a Globe 18 feet in circuits tertiaries-a geoid Plinesarium, representisig the Sim, Earth, and Mown, lcith the times of their respective Revulatimrs, imitted wish mathematical aectiracy, and encircled by a Zodiac (limit Ired Fret is eireionferenec—and a magni ficent 0 of unparalleled extent, describing a Circle of One Hossitri:rt 0161 Thirty Feet, in whirl, the Sun, and &el the Planets and .S...tellites reirOlVill; eunuch him, are teen in ',mhos, with their runip:i.ratiie Diameters and Orbits, will be also ili.plate.l. •.• As Wm v:ill atirroeriate Symphrinies from the Sacred Oratorios of Hamlet, Haydn, Ac. will be peer:Anted on the lhou by an eminent Professor. /1 1 111 E CU l it DI AN; trill ii, future hr published ni Emu. o'Ulock on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, for circulation iii ibis Country by Post; as well as un SUN DAY 11011NING. This Paper is conducted upon principles of Coastitutioisil Loyalty. 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Adam; at the Office, IS, Piclott-sireet, Strand, by wloutn Orders sod Ad vertisements ore received; and to be had Of all 1 114 " Y". Postattatcri, said Buoksellem _rite Royal Highness TORN.. —..eat—Hie Grote the Hoke of HORT HUH HER LA N D. Vote of Grethen lord Dorrevor Marquis of Anglesey bard Calihorpe Marqttis of Lonadowo Lord l.liford Marquis of Tarlstor.k Lord Sootier Alsrquip of Hertford Rt. Hos. N. Vansittert, M P. CM of Dartistooth Rt. Hos. C. Arboilkoot, M P Earl of Herdwieke Rt. 1100. W `,Bourtre, Rea of Cheelrotter 1 The 1' Earl Verolasn I Earl Id Dangly, wale* Dirt j Nlattlwir Paw r—Williaot DINW ER .4 will he at the . . MONDAY NEXT, His Royal Highness the DUKE of YORK in the Cbair. PTEWAIWS : The Marqvi's of Lamodown, G. Watson Taylor, Esq. N.P. The Earl of Hardwitke, IR. B Wilbraham. E.q M.P. The Earl of Chichester, W. Williams, E.g. ALP. The Earl of Darnley, R. J. Wilmot. Esq. M.P. I the Lord Bishop of Durham, H. Wrottesley, Esq. M.P. Right Hon. Sir T. Plumrr,' Mr. Serjeant Blown, RI. Hoes:W. S Bourne, M.P. Colonel Do)le, Lord Viscount Release, M.P. ' Captain Owen, R.N. Hun. F. G. Calthorpe, M.P. John Cape, Esq. The lion. Edmund Bytig, John Dreematand, Esq. The Hon. C. J. Shore, A. Alarkkw, Esq. Sir W. Curtis, Bart. M.P. I Basil Aluotaaue, Esq. Rev. Sir J. C.Jervoise, Bart. Ali 'Lauder Nowell. Esq. Sir J. W. iabbock, BAIA. I Henry Powsiall, Req. Sir ft. Wigram. Belt M.P. IT. Ritchisurs Smith, EN. Wto Evans. E.q. M.P. I Thomas Tooke, Eaq. Wm. Ilaldiwtand, Esq. M.P. Dinner on Table at Half-past Five o'Cluck precisely — No Cull. clion. Tickets, ?Os. each, to be had of. the Stewards; of Mr. Stephen., at the Society's Office Red Lion.square; and at the Bar of the London Tavern, illibepagate-strart. PIEDMONTESE REVOIXTION. [Fro* the Monifeur of alloVeltlo.l A letter from Turin. dated thi 13th. contains the followinic details the 13th of March the Re gent. Prince of Carignan°, afire having taken the . _ . of Tttr the King, Victor Emmanuel, has appointed us Relf.l3 l of the kingdom, thong!' the right of suctemion does not lielong In us—the decry, so strongly manifiated by the people foe • constitution costforosab:e to that nhich governs Spain, in duces us su sati.fy, as far as may depend on or, whist the chief safety of the kingdom now evidently requires, and to adhere to the general WM) which has Wien expressed with mospeskable ardour. lu • crisis so difficult it dues not appear to us possible to consider preeily the ordinary limits of the authority of • Regent. Our respect and oar submission to his Majesty Charles Felix, to whom the crown has devolved, would have induced its to make no change in the fundamental laws of the kingdom, or at least to wait until the intentions of the new Sovereign should he known. Hut as the exigency of the eirciteast is mani fest; as it is, above all, in:portion! to resent to the new King a nation safe and secure, happy, and undisturbed by factions mid civil warfare; —having maturely weighid all these MeSisup, and ncting with the advice of one Council— being brittle. persuaded that his klaje.ty the King, moved by the stone r ttttt Wend isms, will hives, this' decisfor with his "auveitien nppeobstisn, we have resolved own hat follows I-- " The Spanish Constitution shall he prowinlgated and ob served as the lei of the State, with the modifications which may be made by the national represeuatius, in coueert *ith the Kiug 'Corea at Turin, March 13. "CHARLES ALRIIRT. (Couutersi;:nvii) " MANGIARDK, •' Fitrit Clerk in the office of the Scents'', of. State fur Foreign Affairs." • ---- COPY OF THE DECLARATION OF TRE DIAGISTRACT br THE CITY OF TURIN, AND OP TDB GENERALS AND COMMANDANTS OF THE CORPS cottrossmo 11IE GARIII9OI4I. 4 ' 11'e, the unstersignowl, in nur stations as added below, he inc summoned ti) his Ronal Highness the Prince Urgent, de elare—That the present eiretonsitoires are of so serious • nature, the danger of a eleil war su Imminent, the will of 16e people so sttungty expressed, that we are of pintos, that, fur the public safety, and Irons the necessity ache este, it is Isg ilisprsomble so pronsulcate the dictisisis constitution. with such suisiblicaliona as hie a representation way concur [Herr it;lil•rllte signatures.] " Turin, iu Ili.: Pilareof his Kora Highness the Prince Regent." " CHARLES ALBERT OF SAVOY, PRINCE OP CARIGNANO, REGENT. " We hare thought proper to ninnies...le, until the meeting of the National Parliament, a Provisional Junta of fifteen, PM well for receiving the oath which we shell snake to the Constitution, as for psrticipating with us in the delibera tions which, accordion to the terms of the Constitution, will require the intervention of the Pa. hayseed. " This Junts may, Oa case of Or absence of any of it. Members, deliberate to the number of . It is Cllolpol4lll of the following individuals '• Agnate, Chevalier, Advocate for the poor of Alexandria; Di Bandi, Ma..lu a Tani arch ; Di Er..me, Marqui•; 81111110 (Augusiiiii), Advocate; D. Ila Cisforna, Proire ; Costos, Pre. anklet of the Court of Appeal; Glielini, Marquis; Sono, Couu•ellor of Stale; Moraeta Poo ; Marentesei, Canoe; D'Oserieux, Marquis; Ptareuar Collateral Parch" (Augus tine), Marquis; Serra di Albuguaro, Count ; Serra Glories's°, Alai guts. " our Firm Secretary of State for the Afaiis of the In terior is charred +fell the ex. ration of the present Decree. '• Guru at 'Curio, March Is. •• CHARLEX ALBERT, •• DALPUZZO. PROCLAMATION. Cil .1 I. ES ALaertr OF I SAVOY, PRINCE OF CARIGNAN°, REONNT. " Under the weighty circumstances in which the eoutitry in plaiced by the abdication of his Majesty Victor Emma nuel, it is the ditty of all good citizens, and wore particularly of the aimed force, to rally round the authority to which the Government is intrusted. Without thin union, neither hap piness nor trampeillity can be hoped for. We Irony be ex posed to anurehy, and probably .0 Callen itivarituu. All pet 0101611 whit circulate insishotta report., a. well on the na ture of the King's abdication as ott other imaginary events, or aho endeavour to isee.soCl. tile soldier. ainS the citizens films the penis of obedience to our Is xitinsaie authority, mart be rs carded as envois-% of the country, of good order, sad of public ttangoillity, %Vith the advice of our Council we hare then fore ordered, and du order. as follow■ :—: " Art. 1. Full and entire moody in ►leen for every poli tical act which ban hitherto t:sh en phre, un cooditiois that, from the date alio. lareal , l PrOrleittl :ICON all person. ratio sr to order, and yield obethessectui Le directions which they may rerriec (Alm its. •• t. As it is of im?iirtanee to remote all marks which may ex,ite dsaesrd among the en is is, and the troops, it i• hereby strictly prohibited to hoist colorers and wear ruckaska of a different fisrna sir colon, f hose a Inch have hitherto di*- tiugui*betl the Ptr.hu•mteae uatiuu, under the governdieut of the a ttg•at Hunae of S troy. •• Th•ose who eiintraresie this ertiele shall be punished as disturbers of politic trait fluidity. •• 3. The aet of abdication of his Majeaty Victor Emma nuel shall he pahhi•hed with the present Decree. 4. A. .00U as the Provisional Junta. which k to supply the place of the national Prrliamrnt until it be convoked, re nominated, a it., shall be fixed for Ilse troops to lake • solemn oath to u• aiiil the constitution. •. 5. Meanwhile all she civil, kulrcial, and military audio rifle, are required in termini at their posts, •ud to lice-form their (smell tttt * with that turreased attention to fidelity and punctuality %Inch the circumstances and existing wants of the eonutry et Titre. Given al Turin, •• (nART.Rs ALBERT, March 14. " DAI.POZZtI.'• " VICTOR EMMANUEL, BY THE GRACI OF no° KING OF SARDIaIA, OF: CYPItUtt AND JERUSA LEM, DUKE OF SAVOY,' Se. " Amidst the vicivvitudes which have ttgitateill • pest part of our past life, and which liner inveusibty caliatotted ear sbeisiedi and nor health, we have frequesitly coutemplatssi the alidicition of the throne. " To this ides. which we have always entertained, was joined the considerations presented to ns by the colliding!' increasing difficulties in public affairs at the prbscut HMO, our cuastast dc•its having always been to do every thing co x Howtor A tletenDioa eo lto arwtpitals, this d lmo re revolved, aflei hearts; oar Cooped oi.State, laa Ai/ Doormat. Reseal of oar duaalstitasa, oar well remelt; Veneer Charles Aisadeits 111tert of Savoy, Prime 0 Carartukt, eonsaluently etteerrft , g oil his all wog salligaillf. "Aad be , this art of our ru3al cad free wilt ems Caluesel 'eing Leant we 4erlare— A* " Thst re rot from the 13th of March . euirrl'oe. we irrevocably le crown, vwd in the sloe Niamey that ...of mit , f,; ( :s c reiirtio- - well oVilli Ole Ifni.- 'se n 7 S.:. : hby Iftal6o.lo -. Da by Okla eascrakal amuse whatever place we shall please fur our residence. " 4. And also the pe.son• uith whom we may desire to live, and •boas it may please us in admit ittlu our ►enter and that of our " • 4. Thai all the arts passed in favour of the Queen Maria Theresa of Ausirin, our well belovesi consort, and of the Pri rs Maria Beatrice Victoria, Duchess of 111 o• droll; Maria Thema • Ferdinand!' Feliciti, Princes. of Lures ; Maria Anita Ruicarda Carolina, nod Maria Chris tina Carolina, our well-beloved daughters, shad prcacrve their fell force and vigour: " • Dune at Turin, its ear Palace, March 13. (S;guad) "' ' VICTOR EMMANUEL, " ' CHARLES ALBERT OF SAVOY. " DI S. MATANEO." And 14 other signalurea. NAPLES, MARCH 2. On th► evening or the 27th of last month a de putation from the Parliament waited ea the Prince Regent to announce to him the cleats of the Extra ordinary Parliament, and the opening of the ordi nary Se.aain. The deputation having been intro duced to the audience thaiube►, Signor ers lidano addressed Ins Royal Hightaw in the following terms:— r' May it please your Royal highness—The Nothissal Par liament, convoked by your Hovel Highness out of tl;tussusl course, upon site rees piton of theromniunirations ((min Lays , bad., has terminated its battings:. In the stiffienit circum stance, in which it was placed, it flatters itself that it has acted conformably with she wishes of pier Royal Flightless, mid in a manner becoming the dignity a the nattma and the majesty of the coustitusiustsl throne. , May the firmne►s"it has exhibited serve as no example to other nations, and till with tearer the souls of the . ne n urs of this trimmest nation. The Psilismsuit beer your Royal Highness to assist at site closing of slsoxlraurd,usrysittings, unless your Royal Wetness be prevented by other important affairs of Government. " We at the sante time venture to regiment your Royal High ness to honour with your preeeuer the otwitiwe of Obr °sal oon, Pat hutment, wheels will hold its first amine us the he of March, to take into consideration the noinsimatiun of Sig nor aticovito, to the office of President, auJ that' of Sigma Pueirmi to the mare of Vice-President." Hi. Royal ilignec , - - - - - " I am witiiified with she labours of the extraordivary !Menem. lam particularly pleased with the respect and ve. 'vermilion it hiss displayed Towards my august fistheir, and nista the measures it has adopted for providing fur the sobstateuee of the army &looted to defend the country. lam sorry tiat it will be Impossible fur me to si.siat at the elope of the ea. ergot dinar) Pas !lament, being prey entrd by . Mines taut bold. pets; I will, but , assist at the uprising of she nee Ses sion in Nlarch, and of this you sassy *same she Perlialso tit." The dry before yesterday, the 28th of Febrinstly, his Royal nightie.s uthlsetatd she kilo% ing Truer to the Depolies of the Porltament - :- - " Gentlemen—The extraordinary Pulliam...o, which this day closed its Sittings, is entitled to my perfect approbatiou for the respect *loch it has ealsibited towards the King, my august father, as well as fur the modecatiou and . nhoduou it has displayed is its dellharatioos. "tarring to the wishes of the nation, in emitinning true tu the walls by which *ark inderishial is bovitd, and main. Missing the snout prefect lierniony wills tlu• Goverunisist, tite l'ntlistneut has must zealously furnished the necessary tueaus fur the ilr Croce of the 1111t1111111i independence. " I am equally pleassd to rapress in you the -:atisfartion feel iu see•otg that, notwitlistsudiux the fervour of the sm. C I tothissiaset fur the common Weiler, nothing has or. eurrerl to disturb the order and Isotopenay of the capital or the provinces; and that, ou the couirary, each ciliz.n lees Wen markedly emulous tu concise in Supporting good order, to the maisstenance of which I feel how much the eunduel of lhu rt-preseulatives of the nation lies runts 'tooted. " The just see of one cause authorises us its hope that the God of %s tales will approve our elliorto,and I. and I•ist Iglu' arm to conduct us to victory, by shieis we may obtiisi a glorious peace. (Sigiurd) " FRANCIS, Regent." Yesterday the national PA rinnuen t opened its Session tin. 1811. Ilia Royal Highness the Prince ficgent noststed at the ►ulenur ceremony with her Ho3al fitglimar the Vut•lteas of Ca'Anis, Ins wife, hi. august family, atA"the Prince of Sa lerno, his brother. The Lona was in full ►tate: the Royal Party catered the chamber ainnist the applause's of au i 11111 l ruse number of speetattna. After Im:ending the throne lull (Imp' Highness " Gentlemen—The great pi utlrcee and energetic memorial adopted by the extraordinary Parliament, which ye.terilay closed its sittiuge, have firstishe n'l the nererssry means fur placing our loved collide; iu a situation to defend itself vigorosolf, sad to support the Constitotional 'novo. of my august Fattier. The crioluct of the last Parlia.uout inspires me with the greatest confidence that, its this new Session, you will continue with the same enthusiasm, anal with the Santo wisdom, to provide every enemas of teliderisig us more formidable to the unjust aggreirims of " o r ,• You must Gel muffled that, on my sole, I have 'pared no troutile or care to second, %tali the gersirst possible prompittudc. your multiplied soil admirable 4 Maio, truJtog to maintain our tiatioiral inJu petidence with vigour mid mag nanimity. You may, therefore, rest assured that I will emu. "Joy all the means which the constituumi gives to the exe cutive power, in order to effect the desired object of repel ling the aggression of the enemy. " Fur !his purpose I intend, coolant', with my beloved brother, to appear before the army, in order to give it an uu• equivocal assurance that I watch over its inte►rsts; and will provide fur its waists; aud that while I traverse the districts which it occupies,. I will also interest myself in every tbiug that cotirerns those provinces. • •• I runfideutly hope that our troops of will, by their bravery, sad the eveieut love they bear their aeuntry, intimidate our unprovoked aggressors, repulse thew, sad adorn themselves wish the laurels of a glorious victory, ail that they may Really re-cuter into the bosom of their Ilandlies, awl enjoy in tranquillity the blessinp of peace. "ia the mean time, may.perfert bermes, reign amongst you; as may you in all your thoughts and all your settees's display those sdasirable Tinges which may render you esti- - - A heist eerilmisivoe, olittio 4 4 lorsttio.44ritle 116 f litfili.rs4 AsesmitiEr4.,witla 64114071, =jog / eeseineels wOlsolle hum* sad the Alt' -*ra g a Ye It igituus. ..~, u•. 0 .1•11//i PRIVATE CORRESPOSDIENCE. The fretinning is a cep, pf a notice pestol nye *he '•\ Exchange et Paris. i n Ott efteru”ert et Weeemedoy fly cutler of M. Row, the Illituteier• of Fis.anee 6 ' Terre has been vn the 716 instant ea mew. beherntile ell‘staiens stvi the The lettre bad ednerueed ua liieti. obi* gessivsk.t?,. Ord by the Aeiseviams.. They erre nopettit4t* %i comiderabte Inn. The Auttrien erierAies en teird the Abruzzi ; wan prlterees Mire fallen auto tl.eir hands, and the girstert &bonier eyries to reign iu the Nespoliten army." • BANK OF ENGLAND. Yesterday a General Court of Proprietor, woe half at the Stoic of NogMad, fur the purposes of etinsotertufte r desilmad. The CHatitalatr assesoneed to theCousl tint the Directors of the BMA reemomeatied fur their addition, the Rtiielution he held in his hand, which was sleclasatere tit the usual farm of a dividend of five per elejai. for the holders of Bank Stuck far the half year ensile( dirathdsOf April swat; sad that the warreola for receivittg it 11M9 1 14 he read, for drltresy at the Baal. on Friday the Otis of Aril. Before the question win put, Mr. GUNDILY insisted, that an aeorent of the roils of the Pank, after deducting the expeoses of managernent,skeuld, be produced. A lone conversation ensued, lo width the Chairman said the COW t of Directors were ready le prudes* ►uch amount, when called upon by the Court of Proprietors. The reoulutiou for thedividend was thee Pet aid ail to• BANK FORGERIES. The CHAIRMAN said that he was about la ota*.ae a commu nication to the Court which had souse relation to agility , - rogatories thee putting. fie begged to state that a BBL was now before Parliament to alter the 59th of the late 1011{. The principal object of the alteration was this :—lie Ban in couseqnence, einefiy of the nuforeseen difficulties sod con sequent delays which bad arisen in the proceedings ander the commission for the better powvesition of forgery, had thought it right to apply to Government to bring iu a Bill which would enable them, un the let May, it the prevent year, to toteltsage any amount of their If. notes which they thought proper for the gold rota of the reales t . Thor, as the act of the 511th of the King stood, they were only empowered to do on the an May DM. But it was their *jab, principally for the reason he hart nientiorseil, to have this optional power on die Ist or nest Maw. Mr. STticacry wished to know whether it was probable the plan of the hank note which the Commiseitsisers were cil iated in considering would prolesisly ►e ounspleted ley ilsc time the new art was likely to Coate into operation. If it were then completed, he should think the hare of sovereigns on the let of May next rather mote 'inadvisable than other wise. —(A cry nj " AW.") The CIiAMSII•N Foul Ow Court of Direeters were as any hotly of twee could possibly he to have the greet ob jrci In which the cum 666 s eioners were emeaged troneummated (hea►); and they eerneetly hoped that, through the lab•rurs of the commisameerv, some plan a site would ultimately he deemed which might resider imitation extremel♦ difficult. The Commissioners had so encounter great difficulties iu Ilse progress of their leinters; and they were blearily engaged in eudeavouring to surmount them. He wished to avoid speak ing too *smugly; bat hr hoped shirt a plan would be de 'aired which would 'ruder the forgery of Bask Notes gene rally through the coutitry a task of great difficulty. In cots sequence of the us:loafer's difficulties which at present mut , . the Directors thought the alteration In the tenser act wutild be perhaps Ilse brat incenses( acting iu dm present emergency. Mr. STUCII CY said, that the comm., hankies (or many of them) were engaged in adopting Sir W. Coagremes plan, which lie thought would he productive of very salutary ati vantages to the puhl , c. If the inspriortmeet weer made on the Ist of May iu the yew Rank note by Ilse Conuniveionors„ in his opinion au ilium of Sovereigns would be very inure dienl.—(Cry of " No" repealed.) Mr. FAlt SANT said he usiderstood the Consatissitlimee bad been consider tug a plan like that of Sir W. Convenes, sell bad been obliged to give it up. The difficulty was to se►. mount the iv:poach of making emirs teeth celerity it large numbers, which yet it would be most difficult I. make in smaller iiintilseis—in fart, a plan which womb, render the execution of many practicable, and of few most daEsialt. He theft spoke in high terms of the plan of Mere. Pet kius and Fa rnsan, front America. The CIIAIRMAVI begged it to be clearly sadirrood that the B■tik and the Couuni.itaitere were an ardently engaged io the object of their utidertakieg *owes they had been at any pre ceding period. They were, he assured the Cont., ouretwit tine ill their lebtsurr; and the greater the diwsslties that arose, the greater their renewed ta . o. es to so. tooolit tissue They were still must actively engaged in the linsineris. Mr. JOllld Styix , M.P. said he was quite confident that the very full declaration of the Chairman, tipuit this subject, would he wet red with the minuet eatisfaciten tiy the pubic. A great .many unfounded and iiijnrious report■ had plane atoned, status( that tae Comniisetonere bad abaodueed their. pi a . ; obese were now, be wait glad to say, s t at "eve by the Chairman; mad the public, who must feel the difficulty of proceeding upon such a sulty.ct, world, he had no tiouht. folly euntide its the Commissioners, cud await the remelt of their Ishoure.—(Herr, hear.) Mr. F said, that if the present If. note *ere issued conjuiutly with the roes reigns on the Ist of May twat, the great object of the new Ball would nut be attained. The CIIAIRMLW said, that though the Bask retained the power, yet the meleest impreer on was, that when they con ' atenteedoe the let of May next . xrhatigieg their 11. mites for sovereign., it would not be advisable to eir-nieue ;he lntrrht plate of 11. motes which had berm .o much dwelt upon. • Mr. H•111114t1 then adds d the Court, and rorrohoratni all the Chairtuno bad said respecting the labours f Fie f:•11.. mission and their rmitimscri and iinceasinc application io farttterance of the object of the object of dick appueuirmat. He also dcfeildril 'brio from auy imputaiao of neglect In wards the oeruurwtn active who had submtied pivis to thein, and said that it w..suhsiotas they could nut satisfy all : ermy projector would, whatever was Ike dee:moor the Proprietors, still feel am ritelesive *Hammiest to his own yam. Mr. F declared himself perfectly satisfied with the eaplituatioa he bad overfeed. Mr. PAYeE (of Bath) wished to know whether it was reg - las fur him to oak what expense bad beets already occurred by the COMMillittners in proceeding twilit the,, plan*. bad heard sueh • sum as 60,0001. aimed: of course, hecustJ oily spemi (rum contour. The CHAINII•N said that was not the plate to enter into the particulars of the exprose; Let he could issue* the Ho nourable Proprietor the whole aarfrllllr iueurccd wee noilaiug like the mine be bad mentioned j—uothing near it ill may sbape.-4 Hear, hear.) Mr. Paves said, that the somber of persons cberscd with the metallic eurreoey was gimlet tam year time those fur forging bank soots*. The question of *dicta:meat was skit pat, and ea .rifd uaarniously. "'• . - • , . s., , ~ ~....- _ . ..,.,..., . -....„, --....... . , (.... ___) • ...._ \ .• .. 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S OCIETY - -- • . . which might eusrThute to the kappa*" of oar belhodfd *able eym , *MP IP? elt goof ~dare% 4 mg il* ' • T HIS EVENING, SATURDAY, March 24, as ENDICITY, Red Liomatimore, Loodoo. • . ___—....-- . 91 0 1 4- . I ghat yma ei.e . wort* of Ole *best • teu corn," • .., . will be performed, Itimmioi's Orwo, entitled Pstroo— Hi . Royal Highness the Doke of YORK . PARIS TAP " Hill'inir " W iletmoiede to afengliPl4lll. thin deriiirse ' At thee-wham, of Ws orentelt. his Iltorl Ili mot 0 re revolved, after hearts; oar Correll ri State, I. e we I cheered liiill the loafed oefiramoileoo, ohleb d ' I • f1•77/1 I AIIRA_ Prosidest— .Hie Grote the bribe of NOWnifihritrtit i Vs; n i'l ~ Rt. Roo. C. Arbuthnot, M N.P.. t . :ottniel of the mosnrcipality of Turitt."proehAw e d raerriseol ottatiti vovireitmor. se wail mate the tent' 11... g ^ Ni. w. ' B6 * •e, the Coinititut io n or the ( ones o f C a di z as ' the• law tortes which we se ItY. as 11 "'" " . " h I I Iftatuaws Tile Him. George Vernon Of the State. tiext day (the l i lthLth e P r i nce orga- vtithwise may fall tow . lit of sot:cession. S. Thurotoo, Eel. M.P. •. We mean it, however, to • J. Dratazasad, Esq. nizeil a junta of Lovartimetst. We have mu other in; reserviitiutirsball he the esminkal coniliiisies of oar.allaiii Jaws Raper; Esq. intortitittiom topes-110g the ottani of Piedmont than 'cation, viz. I. Weviind,jun. gel. ' that which may be roller* f ti r .tbr folloszloi 1 . '''' I. Thai we shalt reserve the talc and dignity of Its& Madame, Mast* 1 E 4 4- ° m ein , docujuists. , p i in i ed . 4 4 4. i ishoi at Tsra , la d /be haeuista we have *heti° enivytk •' S. Thai dish:Anti in• saki to w goll?kifv-attit OP* 1 . . _ -.....ats .. ... . On titl e 19th and T4tlt= laws* Emq. .. vase., an annual riivion i:t 1,000,000 4.f Pindawmtese . 1. 1.0, %Villain's, Esq M.P. " CHARLES ALBERT Or II avOr, rfrieli Or ritsertrlng to ourselvea,„Siei.iilrs the property and dn. / wettings 1 the Sobseribera sad Friends CA RIG N A NO, aEottcr. of oar property, moveable and itainoVeable; alltiiiial and pa- he Ltme4ll Tavern, Bishops- " The urgency of the cirenmeta ne e s la viola ariennial. his Mainly "' 3. That we shall he free-Lwe and our hardy-A° i EXT, Mara 40, lett ; the King, Vector Emmanuel. hes appointed us Revnt of the -I._--- ...t.-...--- -I___ __..i._.....__ _ r._...._ —:.1........ . I Ttreatrs Royal, Paris; sod liipor Cosiest, Primo Tame, P.arl Grosyruor DA th e Tlieotor of baresriso, Naples. - flail of libefli. Id For Ilw 80110t..11141wa. Albert, IllwarCowlow, Alm !Mollie. earl of Darnley Tansy Siam ifwasmallonsosts, see a 5.... Illartime, fint tart Instrolow Yammers Ist the Raffearisimay et Mwsliwist rms. itpioni . .mt tuas, Aiiierighowiii,iimiraisa %kis. wi. be sisiAir'lis lit. • vialwie,,,, X., Mom, Tie. 12, Oftiellsaionfwei. - Trionisirer—' ••• The Soliorrifiews to lb. Opera tied the Public are most respertfolty informed- *bat Blows. Alberti is jest or- The ANNUAL Dll rived from Paris, and will teaks his debut as seise as 4) the 1 "lit• wil possible. . . gale•strest, on MOM 11;. n..--1 i5:...k..-__. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. I.AUINs AND GINTLINEN, . 1 BEG trove to untie* a Copy or the Re•oln- Hors which have this day bees unanimously passed by e very numeralss and respectable assemblage of your body, sod earliest', I. solicit the favour of your mem suit interest at she approsehiag Election, which will take place at the East Indio House on the I Ith April west. .Should I, through your suffrages, be elevated to the dials gssiaitod situation of a Director of moor Araks, I beg to as sure you that the whole of my thine sad attention' shall be devoted to thepronsotiou aping' iotertists. I have the hes4;er le be, Lilies steal Geethomes Yost obethetel Walls Servant, JOHN LOCH. AT • 00000 nerons and highly respectable M EET ING of PROPRIETORS (pi EAST INDIA STOCK, bald at the City of Londois Tomo, ou Tuesday lb. 2011 i Illarelt, lett. . . itoeurr WILLIAMS, Esq. M.P. in the Chair; The Cottoning Resolut . wele paused nnaninsously : Proposed by Juhn Forbes, Esq. sod seconded by Felix ladltroke, Earl. 1. That the experience acquired by Captain John Lock, cariot( a lung period of service in the Naval Establishment of the Honourable Fast India Company, constitutes, in our opinion, • substantial qualification for the beneficial dis charge of the ditties of a Director. Propuled by Sir Tbeophitu■ Metcalfe, Bart. and seconded by Richard Campbell Bezett, Esq. 2. T hat, independently of the I..commendation to the sup port of this Meeting, and the en Wraps of the Proprietary, which Copious Loch two , from his intimate knowledge of that branch artist Honourable Company's affairs io which he has been professimially mimed, we are convinced hint his general atilt:omen's, his independent and bouourahle character, and entire freed from other pursuit., are cyan.. tint pledgee fur his able and zealous romotitni of the Ho nourable Company's interests . Proposed by James Alexander, Esq. M.P. and seconded by George She (Ides, E..q. 3. That, influenced by iho shove considerations. this Meet ing will, bosh collectively and hub, 'dually. strenuously exert themselves to insure the Rectum of Cxylisio Loch to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of Colonel John !Haden tor. ROBERT WILLIAMS, Chairman. . Proposed by Willi im Remington, EN. and seconded by Thomann Rniikey, Thit the cordial Thanks of this Meeting be given to Robert Williams, Esq. M.P. for his able Net in the Cbair. CAPTAIN I.OCIVS COMMITTEE will meet daily at the CITY of LONDON TAVERN, Bishopogate-street, where oninsunicatiun will be thankfully recciresl. Just published, prire 's LETTERS to the EDITOR of "THE ~• NEW TIM ES," on various subject• affecting the Question of HOMAN CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION, and particularly on au Address, eutitted An Addreht of the Pt tapir of (heat Kritaist to the People of Ireland, agreed to at a Mes-Ilugheld 4 Smithfield, Jelly 21, 1819." 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