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4- Ib e .:.44.-ritiot Vrtiol stymmt POO ) riuDAY. NOV EMBEK 4, 1908. 1)i IN, :E SIX-PENCE. TBILATRE-ROY.tI.. DIMLY-LAN B. molt ito W EN' EN ING. Nor 5. ISO 9, VIM, Majesties• Servants wifl act the Play of THE STftAN(;E I:. The Mr. Piston; Count Wintersen, Mr. Pat han; Boos Striofort, Mr. Holland•; Mr. Solomon, Mr. *o we; Peter, Mr. Mathews; Francis, Mr. Palmer; übts., Mr. Powell. Mrs. Halle.r, Mrs. Mudie I,from the thear e-Royal, Witulsor, being her second appearance on *t one); Countess Winteneu, Miss Boyce. With Music and Dancing incident:tits the Piece. After w►ich, tith time tbesc five yeses, the Grand Romance of BLUE -BEARD; la the perm, sud spar ley will he published, (dediesied by perdasasmo Si h,• Robot Nighttime dm ?Fame of Wales) elegantly priatectuu post Quwio, embellished with AN, Espikviirts from origlaal Pictures of the E.art Surrey, the fair Geraldine, end Thomas Wyatt, TliE I'OEMS or HENRY 4-10 W ARO. EARL of SCRREY; with OWN of SIR THOMAS WYATT; sod the Soso sod liseenets of Uatertaia Authors. With a Preface, Nut. s, Rad Illustration. By GEORGE FREDERICK NOTT, D. D Rrils-Prerepior and Chaplain to her !loyal Highness Prin cess ha ri •,reof 11 ales. P. mica for Langan" Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paterior ter-row ; .1 W t ,,te, Fleet-street; mad E. Jeffery, Pall-mall. • .• A few copies are printed es large payers •-• VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Nev. 3, lOW - THE COM NI iSSIO EIRS for 'icing/lbw Ma Mai.o!:, Nary oh herby gioe Notice, That oil FRI. DAY, the OA iiiitarit, they rift boom* to rocoire Tositre M ovitiog. (maimd up), raid treat for TWO HUNDRED TONS qf ROSE CORK (atone) BUTTER, of BRI TISH Dui-('EE, qf 'rug ireailitro; ad far THREE HUNDRED cad FIFTY TONS qf CHESHIRE, DER BYSHIRE, 'WARWICKSHIRE, ea GLOUCESTER .SHIRE CHEESE, or Cheese qf eqsat geodkara i to is deli vered, ..e-bn , f t!, , relf i. awe Meath, awl the modsioder is one !forth a),-u u , / , , rote 1114 Mr je tirj Vietakylliaq Storer at the loi ti, and IN the propartioai,raderamtitaird. Or. EENIAI.E CURIOSITY ! shminelione, (Bise-Benrit,) Mr. Raymond; Ibrahim. Mr. * m ks.; Schni, Mr. I. Smith ;, Slurrahne, Mr. Bannister; tt a ssaii, Mr. &riven. ration, Mos. Mathews ; Irene, 31isa iyue ; Reds, Mra Mend. The Miller, tuewiy composed bs Mr wE r oik..) „ worm " h. Mae rr Mr pds. Twaitiley, Davis, G r een, F. U•reinwit, and Mimi Gallon. q Grand Romance of Blue Beard or, Female Curio iigy! will be repeated on Monday and Wednesday nrxt ; mu *huh it will be laid amide, ea account of the prepara- Win fur the Saw Drama. os Monday, Tits Soldier's Daughter : Wide. namely; in Jettioo.--On Tersday, The !taunted Tower; with The Os* of Gantt.—Ow Wednesday, John Ball; dr s As Thenotoor, *ewer a New in three sets, eallrd, The Siege of Bt. ; ur,Thrtiyanish Patriot" with New Seamy,lr7aK r pool" sod Dotoootiooo. This day upairitabcd, is Four Volumes, duodecimo, pner tim is boards, T lIE RING and the WELL; A ROMANCE. _Printed far Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter•rerr. , . . Batter. Cltiv.e. Deptrou gl Portsmouth So Pm --. Plymouth .. too I - .0 —... too 37,0 Aid to be paid loy BiW, pruside wills !fame, ninety days after dal.. The Conditions a the ron , raets wag he seri d the Secretary's Oita. No regard n-111 be hod to an" Tend., in winch tLo Prise sisal! net be insetted ,n to.rdr at frnol4, sr that shall net Le .I.l4.rered lo the Board 6..rore One olaork on the said Fridge, the dhili instant, oar unless the Perna who stake, the nosier, or sense "PM/ au his benalf; eta*: ftt aa.wc' fake% natal fir. This day ara puhin.hid, with meaty-Isar Cartanos; by Woodward Price Ina. bd. boards. STEEVENS's LECTURES ou HEADS. with Aiditiews, By Mr. PI LON, Te'arlaiela initiaed, an I:agayon Satire. Printed fir Velour, Hand, and Sharpe ; Catheli and Mar ; Longman, Hurat, Hers, and Orme ; J. Walker; and W. °fridge and %v.; BY ORDER OF TUE GRESHAM COMMITTEE. b ilu Cl tt .. TICE in hereby given, that the GRESHAM LECTURERS will read thair Emitters is the Room Pa Ci that porsarne, (mom tbstioUir-Lant Side of the Royal Exclia.me, at Twelve o'clock at Nara, in LATIN, lied at th,e n'eioAt in the &Ramona, is ENGLISH, daring the present T.:ciii. • N B. The Lccturers are to read on the days undermen tioned, v i z . Moion.y, Rev. Henry Parker A M. Jew& on Divinity. Tuesday, Rev Win,im Jocelyn Palmer, A.M. Cavil Law. Wednesday, net. P. ice SAnditoril, A M. Astionmay. Wednesday, Rh li.ird John Sauisel Wrens, Mow, at two is the afternoon. Thai...day, Rev. Santee! Birch, A.M. Geometry. Friday, Rm. Francis Newnhain, LE B. Rhetoric. Saturday, arriatophose Stangrt, M.D. Physic. For HA B •ENEFIT of tbe FAMILIES of &ire •Attr us. ostilitah y Suffered by the late FIRE lb COVENT GARDEN. THE KING'S THEATRE, HAYMARKET. rrit-IN PRESENT EVENING, Nov. .4'lBoB, J sill be preformed, a Tratied . y called, THE NIOURNING BRIDE. Ildir $ published, a new edam, elepatly pruited, laws rap, ovu. with plates. "hoes& ii 11.4116 - ACL and ; • Tale. Translated from St. Plane, • By HELEN MARIA WILLIAMS. Printed f.sr . ernur, Heed, end , No. 31, Poiltry and Lusgsgre, Han*, Reek sad Orme, tee.ru. Spaniards Manuel, Ripe erl' Gress:lie, Mr. Marra, ; Gin nie:, Mr. Chapman Garcia, Mr. Bruntorry Peres, Mr. I Nw•nport ; .11m ao, flr. Thompson. Almeria, Princess .a twr•rla, Mew Norton ; Leouura, Mrs. lintupirres.— : Oemyn, Mr. Krinble ; Hell, Mr Creswell; Sans, 412renkukt. Zara, a eeptivr: 11uros, Ulu. &tidos:Hi. Awls u ill be arirkJ, :Mir tour, the New Romantic Miler Drama, THY. FOREST OF HEILMANSTADT; This .14) is pablisberl, is foolscap aro. price es. boards, TIE MANI) HES 'newt advontogrously aplwli caM, to the mime eons of boils ' and the Caus:il of Hurls beneicial Effect in emit marties tar Instance. —ldol/elm Partite, sit stills setre..Jur. Sat tr. By RICHARD KIR:VAN, fag. F.R.S. and M.R.I A. Author of the Elements of Mineralogy, rse. Print , d for Vrruor, Hood, and Sllsrpe, Poultry; Lone mai, Hurst, Rees, and Orme ; and J. Walker, Patermsata row. SF.COND EDITION. OR, PRINCESS AND NO PRINCESS. The Principal Cbarseters by Mr. Thanapsne, Mr. Bruges, lib fade), Mr. Slatichard, kr. Liston, 111 r. Claapnian, Mr. &Cr . " Mr. King, Mr. W. Murray ; MN. M. Johnston, 113 Humphries, Mrs. Davenport, &c. Bun*, 60.--.4it, as W.—Gaiety. N. Tickets an/ Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the OiSce in the Ha, onarket ; and of 111. Jones,. tl the VI stn (Vice, Ctr.-^at•prareica Chorch-yard. On Monday, !xhakspesre's Historical Play of King Ileury the Eighth : Queen Katharine, Mrs. Sidlous ; to which will he added, I he Burst Boy. A New Grand MekeDraniatic Opera, in three nets, called. The Elite, has been long in preparation, and will be pro. dared an Tuesday next. 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Pro 'stord torn 'nave, of Lite, through the medium of the Press laid loftier the public eye thr various symptoms ef dimwits, whirl., however to the delicate and suscepti ide mind, it is only utersarry ' for us to glauce at. li, lime the bappimeo to isiform those persons . who, Mitre from constitution to accident, or acquired habit, front kard Andy dialer of climate +Orient disappointrutut; im umeirmite ;Arc Of car,.,, ofany kind, labour owlet those dream which reodi f a derangement of NERVOCS SYSTEM, a general or partial DESII.ITY, that, from the anima of 'etas-ate maitastiealkoowledge,wids very 'labo rite chemical atuil)sis, we hare it is our power to insure, in art c 1%16 a per fi.c t re-estibliskammt of lidalth Mad strength. 1 h.. s.tsts, steel, and other tonic medicine+, which have lace: inanity mhaisitit , red, re one clam of those complaints, re pal • Amok firm , to br by DO mesas adequate to tin trerforumue• of a complete sad lasting curet sad ttr.r.tuity, the sedioart spicule iu other easel, is uni rr,v;:y lams to he productive of the must misebitvous effects as tea IMMO ; we hare therefore la. br turning the whale of_our attention 'Auteuil ely to std by the mid of 17 ?can eirperienee to so ex tensive pearlier to offer to the public • mode of treatment =ninety tow ' shirk Mr is au sue instance hitherto been bum.a t o f a il . 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No. 1. 7, H1:Pt....4, •rx, p• ma:ht. at °t, I° - ..a the reacts. t** . .• .1 I° to,s part I , f ° .1. ,t cue :rt art req . :tste° r ..1.-,erobs the tortilAn. yr., &sot 6c , crA 6 "" twa, Iletsage...ations. r ,ro.' at I:a This day is published, a new Edition, foolscap tem*. with six elegem Plows, price 3S. VISIONS in EH.SE,• for tile Amusement sod Issemetuis of Younger Mis.la. By Dr. COTTON Printed for Verner, Had, and Sharpe p Codicil and Mar tin ; J. Walker ; Lockisetoo, _Pies, and Co.; R. Lea ; J. Nana ; Dartiosrand ; Scateherd and Letternotn ; Loomis, Hesat, Bees, mud Onus ; sod J. Money. This day are publaked, in 2 Vol fuallscap tvo. wit► Plato, • PAre I as. boards. rrtiE ADVENTURES of TELEMACHUS. the sax of ULYSSES. Frees the !nee% el Se. ligam de la Miathoireiseloa, Archbishop of emotes, By the late JOHN HAWKEIWORTH, LLD . Prided Fx V Hood, aid Sharpe: Gesell end Machu : 1 W aiker ; 1 Richardson; Leaman, Hurst, Res, tail Orme. °Whammed Sus; sod .1 %limey , GEOGRAPHY —Vol. li. In time Pram, and speedily will be p..4l.hed, by Marra. Venter, 14.0 d, and Sharpe, ACOMPLET E SYSTEM of GEOGRAPIIY, Anrisat sad Modena By JAMES PIAYFAII, D.D. Prinriptil of the United G Ike, St. Andrea's. Vol. n. rootairiogs GroicaPhießl sad ToPoSrePiNtal De seription al the Vatted Prosier, Great Britain, Ireland, Ec. illustrated by the following sheet maps, elegantly en graved, via—The World, according to the Anrientv, Gallia -twine', Hispania, Beitannia, England, Scotland, Ireland, and the ljnited Provinces. Tin. first volnrse, eoatailing wren Maps, engraved by Aor. , esnoith, no I) he had as s!gove Price al. iS. This day is published, h.olecap eve with an tritium Fron tispiece, Prier 411. boards, r 111 E FISHER BOY :—A Poem :—Compriiing 1 l,s 1111•CISSI Aseeatfew during the Foot Seasons of the Year burst sae paha panic. By H. C. Esq. 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J..t u.:.attitatt,? 11.4.UPSHME MEETING. THE CONTENTION.O/ CINTRA. Yeiterday, pursuast two public requisition, the High Sneritf, Gauges Hiattsuav Mseesat.i., Esq. convened a Meeting of the /siohdity, Gentry, Free holders, and Inhabitants of the County of South amiom at the Castle of Winchester, to take into their consideration the propriety of adclreseing His' Majesty on the Conveotion of Oates. Meet ing was Meth numerous mini highly. The rime !sassatrir basin{ taken the Chair, Lord N tinniest presented himself to the atten tion of the .ileeting, for the purpose of propo,ing a Resolution. lie telt that on a subject involving both the character and interests of the country, it would not be deemed a presumption in him to offer to their consideration a motion, expressiie of the wishes of the county of Hants, to request a full Inquiry into the Causes which led to that dis graceful event, the Caeventien of Cintta„ After prelatory remarks, his Lordship proposed the foliciwing Resolution:— Reaolvesi--That an humble and dutiful Address and Pe tition be presented to His Itpjesay, espressiss oar grief and regret at the Conseuti.its lately centred into try the Coo tenuiders of his Majesty's fotc.s in Poi turd, and the Cum tantsiteref the French arms in Lisbon; praying his Ma jesty Its isstitute such full, tad effertsal inquiry late this transectum, es sriit lead to the discovery of all those causes which produced au event so Isjuriuits to the Wooer of this co.istry,ind the lutenist of his Allies. - - Mr. Coast.v" M. 114 h Sheriff, so far from ' disapprovin4! of any pert of the Resolution which has just now been road, I have to state, that I hear tily approve of every word of it. I have a propo sitiou to submit to the Meeting, which I hope, al though coining from a prises of so little conse quence, may toe,:t with the approbation of this meeting. It will not eintoticr• all the objects which some may deem necessary, hut still it will go far ther than any thing of the kind yet proposed upon any previous similar occasion; yet I hope not too fur. As to the antsrits or tlyments of the. Conven tion. I think that is a question pretty nearly set at re.t, for I have neier heard from the lips of any of those who ate hostile to a Petition or Address to ills Majesty for an inquiry, any arguoitol. iu j usti- Ocatinti of that Cooventioo. It has however been argued, that the Petition forgo iatiniry ts now ren dered utmoressary. Now, Sir, 1 should like to know hoe we are to learn that it is nessiecessory Who has told us of the we'd of necessity tie such a petition' From wheuee is Nis Ma jesty to tUCCIVF 3.1011 n request but from his ;people ? We are tnlil that he has already Riven au answer to the petit -of the citizens of Loudon, informing thrin that a due inquiry will be instituted. This may be so; bet still he has not ween an answer to us, the inhabitants of I lamps:iire.—( Hear, hear, hear .V V 1 heather tell lls that or ought not to present • petition, N . :- cause ti n City of Loudon has received an answer ;of 111116 I shall hereafter speak more iu detail!, Iher do not tell us that that 1111to*er ass amisfactory. So far from it. we know that the Common Couuttil has assembled since that misuser was ileitverrd,ond expressly declared that it is not i•ati-lisctory, but that it was au 1111 i rACI ,us answer, nod as such it is emerisl 'Too o...irk-oar:rile. if we have thus, a s j ware, 411tICIriti00. received All MUM c r ilt .fiu g h t p...es 7 tae ol Loodom it is toerefore evidently Cu on .. !..se nut euluvisiol Ca. N's, tie I Iwisfa,tt" . tsA '.1 r; 14 / 11 SeS !) It 11. thr rb 4.05 or Loc or Lon.ivu on: to follow, This day ant palthebed, I aim*. pro. with &Totowa of ira boards, FE afarSo4ls .l t;:C i TURES SELECT SUBJECTS is MECHANICS, HYDROSTATICS, HYDRAULICS, PNEUMATICS, OPTICS, GEOGRA PHY, ASTRONOMY, sad DIALING, with Notes, and as Appendix, adapted to the preninit ands of thaArla mod Sciences. By DAVID BREWSTER, A.M. . . Tin decond PAW% corrected sail enlarged. &Labors*: Priattal Rat Meadeu, Doi; and Steeeasos, 801 l wad Braaule, Egimberili ; J. sad A Daoratt, Glasgow red C. (*redacts sail W. Jay, Ave Maria lase, Latuttaa. • . • Far fasoaratate Ltatettars ui tier Work see The Mai& Critic„ ci Mat, I ae6 ; sad Literary Journal, March, m(4. sad the amisretarkich has been glens tb thorn, rens; der.; this inF the more necessary. Thiel is althost ti l i r e= time of my addressing a pnla• lie assembly, and I therefore only intend to present a few plain facts, such as my neighboars ought to know. Neighbours whom lam proud to acknowledge, and have to hope that their example will be followed hr the inhabitants of this country. thrown down and discouraged; as some of them may be, by the Answer which has been already given. —(Hear! Hear Hear !)—We are told, Gentlemen, that Sir Arthur Wellesley, one of the Consinunders upon the occasion to which we al lude, is a person whom Ministers are anxious to screen. I will not say His Majesty is so ; and I noloe it will be trudeeitood, that, in speaking of the answer given, I mean to say it is the answer of his Ministers. It is evident to the whole nation, that His Majesty's Ministers are fully determined to screen Sir Arthur IVelloiley ; and for whys and by what means ? In the first place. when the news • arrived of the disgraceful Cooventioo, Ministers . withheld the communication as long as possible ; . and when at lest compelled to communicate it to the abused people of this country, in what manner did they do it ? Tbst part of the Convention which was signed by Sir Arthur Wellesley, it is most ma- 4. terial to know, was inserted in The Gazette in the Wrench lampuige. My neighboara do not under stand French ; Cod forbid they ever should. They do not understand the meaning of the terms Duc d'Abrantes, nor Chevalier Dubain. Why did not Minister* give the whole of this communication in French? When the reasou of their conduct is applied to this question, there is, 1 say, proof of their object to screen that individual. Now as to their object of preference. Sir Arthur Wellesley, it is well konan, is allied to a family the most powerful and the most eniisieut of any in this country, a family raised to pre dominance, not by great and shining talents, nor by any actions of • sort that can be deer:ad even me ritorious. They have beaten the poor Indians, just as dogs would do a flock of sheep out of a field. 1 wish, Gentlemen, that this commander were here upon this occasion to hear me ; but although he Ise not present, I doubt that one of the Ministry of a country wherein 17 millions of money are annu ally distributed. can want friends. Every spot that Ise places his foot upon will furnish him with friends. Sir Arthur Wellesley. before he left this cottortry, joyed a salary of 65tibl. for len% Chief Secretary in Ireland. Ministerstoke him from that officesud and him abroad ass General, he still enjoying the emolu ments of that office, although it was impossible for hint to execute the duties of it. By the all-power ful intlueoce which that family enjoys in the Howse: of Common., fe.r it is a fact that they have no 1e. , 4 than twelve votes, Ministers find it their interest to screen him.—( !afar ! Hear ! Hear !)—The par tiality of Ministers towards Sir Arthur is SIM/ 'hewn by the mann* in which they thought proper tri allow him to return to this country. -- lie was not in fact . ; .mcalled, but lie came home apowlesura of Alimony. Osmo of the pleas • . or apologies for the Expedition itself baying been vet on foot, was, that after they had aseirted the Portuguese they should go to Spain ; but he, instead of going there, comes home. upon being se n t for iis an underhand manner, to tell the story first, in order that some of his colleagues may be sacrificed for his security. How is the answer al ready given to satisfy us, when we find that at the same levee at a hich the Address was presented, Sir Arthur Wellesley made his appearance, and was most cordially received by His Ylejesty ? !fear ! hear! hear !)—Very few so easily obtain such ho noursand privileges. There were besides, a Bishop and a Judge, who were not received before him. After being thus received by His Majesty, Sir Arthur is agnin sent to his Office in Ireland, for which he has all aloniebeen in the receipt of £6,566 a-year. The other Commanders, Ministers will perhaps also endeavour to screen, for the sake of screening They know that if they bring the others to trial they will probably impeach him. It is for these reasons Ministers wish to quash all inquiry. (Lined Applamses.) Gentlemen, we have at this time a Staff consisting of no less than 291 Generals. —This is a thing for you to boast of ! ! I The French have not half so many. Six of these Officers arc called Field-Nlarshals.• There were, I say, 291 Generals, of whom Sir Arthur Wellesley was one, and oat of all throe officers, a man could not I. chosen to send to Portugal, without sending to Irelaucl, and taking the Chief Secretary, on whom so much business of that part of the sited Kingdom rests. Well, toiitlemeo. we find that he comes beck again, and again peaceably and quietly resumes his functions. I wish you to hear in nOnd, that the Wellesley family actually at this moment receives oust of the resources of this coun try the SUIII Of • a 3.760. annustty. This sum you have to pay out of your pockets., and it is a sum equal to the poor rates of 11.16411.0. 00 an ay.- rage of pariehes in England and Wales. It is ids) a sum that is equal to the amount of the assessed taxes, raixol for 72 parishes, upon a st tut tar average. A report, coacerning the money Gosernmen re• ceii•ed by taxes, was givenin the month of ions last, and also a stateione at Inez-pendant', from whit!) i: appears that set that time S.r Arthur's salary 0114 giress to him in his capacity of Chief Secretary in Ireland, although he was then under pay n a Ge neral upon the Szaff grind to Portuvel. Perhie s it may not be amiss for woo° of you to know what a Staff Officer is. A Staff Officer is generally a • Colonel of mime regiment, selected for his atlinio. 1 Mile skill. bearers. and experience. to command smi le.. Now I hire told yea that these Officers amonot to 2)1 in number, nod what do you think they cost to , ? Why, they. cost ns anise:4ly, be-id s their par, as Coltmels of re;risnents. the so aml 154.7761:3, 10.1. Tire. ia the sum , tleis:..., h we tiny waist:4 l ly to Generals t.i atm mood ..rmies, and what •-e the fruits or henerfir ial I effects they produce? It has been a doubt is the