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..- .6, t;ij./ 1 &x..-6 1:91V . , • - 5.-----_ • . .111MthfIC 'UM/CV:. :443. PIOE. _ ...,....:-..-- _.-- - r i r • . • - • -• IHE 4TI: I- ocHYit L. DRURY-L/1v !, f KlNti'i THEATRE CONCERT ROOM. TO CATHOLIC LADIES. . King inistell. wheal Strati, applied to tile. Meinercii I rime of pinclaiag, by establishing lief. , rrill's F:YENINII, F1111).11 , iii.ii• 4, his TILT ISS NIA( AU I,F,Y 1./I• the homier or an- lIIRIVATE 110A1t11 nod 1,0f)(1ING, in to elsitet a meateme to. restrain his ...objects from came. which, yds!' they s""1.1 Prot.:' giving raga stiniCe to the people of•tite Netbeedioila, cm"' "ehl with the Vile•e•l'w i! i 1 u.jcsty's Servants will return' Shaltspeare's Tra. IV. ......fla to the Nohilits, Gentry, and the Politic, .M. the House of a re.pecnible Gentlewoman, oho receives pey of that her Si cowl LITERARY mid MUSICAL KEG.% LIO, the select 1111 l litter of Four Catholic ladies. This would 31111 hi'l'e'l the perserit Glivtrogiirot won hl a.i„pt he Pi' A'e I) w" a le••" "mee "f RONIEO AND .11.11.1 t T. railed pi ... e a romf.ertsble hull., fur Young Ladies, who hare lost by moving for Grave to brisix in v espolet. Mr. Powell; Romeo, Mr. H. Keenhie; Mown- THE SOAMROCK. to coo- Parrots, I l• • 1 li. 3• • 'fi 'd *it ii t 1 I,,it''ercii,i:..‘u:s toit•slfirtallbfietaerielaws° eel rt 3' re °at" to i of G'anie. undo, tenons rosailitic tm„Mr. Peol• y ; TOW,. M. 11.•iiguloch Juliet, Mr., W. Is which she will vire tier IMITATIONS of the lrtilr, n..' cards oft address, ap.ply.to Messrs. Keating, Brown, of Spine. The lion. Si, Joito SIIE.LLEY did not o West i Lot) calooki, no,. eh...retort; Nita's?, Mrs. Sparks. Scotch, end Yorkshire Dialicts, will sake place 'Fill isand Co. 38, 1) ike.sereet, foosveour.aquare. Gentleman extresseel his ;decided dpinion that on thin •Os' III:1/1 shoal) Le crone EVENING, June 4, 1819. -- - ' ----- -- - - -- - ----- new laws ware necessary, to teach the people of dim 2'71111 a"'l ';``l'ir:i the' I' After *hie Is, the Fare.. of QUARTERLY REVIF.W, No. XLI. country what wait the pple of the law of neutru- IC A ISING TOE WIND.. . Miss Ann Seal was received with every testimony of sp- THEnisei He PT. fore vos Nt. is published THIS DAY. lion, us he miettliee 1111; lity--they had heels at war and at peace long enough on mom, ni .., prubati 111 l on her Gen appearance in public, on Fsiday, Jeremy Miller, Mr. Marley ; Plaissway, Mr. Galin ; Sam, May 21. ...1 wiN again woor et the pietto.forte. Printed fur John Murray, Albemarle-street. Mr. Knight. Petty. Mrs. Orzer•to know in what neutrality consisted with other game ; in oilier v " To catch the living manners as they rise." ________ • Taasionirw, Itiehrud the 'Fiord, with Lock And Key. OVERTURE. In a few days will be pnbli.lied, in Bro. Powers., Spain, he thought, had had every advantage ponclirri.-(4 m //r Mumlay, Pisarro-witle A Day after the Wedding- PART FIRST.-Introduction, Prelude, Preface, Pl' or what 31r A Z EA.-By the R!gltt Honourable already offended her to :Adele she eras entitled roan Lord Low?, sad My Spouse aud L ~- I'll 1i.4 TnE-no YA L. CV I'E X T.r7A DEN. merle -Me.• Xlarouley's Reasons fcr her preseeit Under- John Murray, Alin-mai le.street. - • her under the steregeni-il of the British fi.g ; she Mr. uto Tills Ev ENING. FRI DA Y. jun, 4. will taking-Why the Eirtersaissin.e,tit is. called " The Sloinwoeth.': M rioted (IStb time), the musical Drama of ...-Prultigme. Iloilo M. holy. Believe me, if all those i deo. ing young charms"-Difficitlty of W ritinc-Vount 'Fhis day is publiohed, BLACIOVOOLY`, ELAN BURGH :lIAGA- had had transports for dm 'oliveynoce of her troops ; &Nobler and she might have moonier, (Or her In 1111 l ers here, moo I' TICE HEX ItT Or MID 1.0 1.111 AN. Collegt iii'.. first Attempt-Apostrophe to the Merniwy of ZIN F., No. XXVI. for MIAs, 1819. or any where else, as well as the P mints, without "I" I 1.., i 4110cl:dale, Me. Egrets, ; Wilmot (his Secretary), Mr. I Mts. Jorean-Vmk.liire Girl-108itence of Fashion-Sir Cos tt s t st-1. The Fly Fishea's C0:i..... By G. C. Bain- any restrictive interference. Let Spans menace 1 , Csooir; Land 44 Duenbiedihrs. Mr. linen; George Ito. Harry prroy,„au•a a„,l Miss rh,equopa iloacip,apala to •t- bridge, Esq -2. Peter Bell : • Tale 111 Verse. Ily Words. British subjects if she pleased, and enforce with I islinm. Mr. Marready ; David Drain, Mr. Terry t Ratelefr, t teed a Cleanly Sennou-Fashoosable Mode of Tlientric Ma. wortb.-4. On the State ohs Religion in the Highlands of her large naval power at Cadiz the sod of lunar*. Mr. Lon); tharpittaw, Mer..lllasebar4 ; Sashilviere, Mr. I nageineat (we a Dialogues bet Oi fen a Country Mauager and • Seeithind.-4. The Covenanter's Heather fieti.-15. The Five F. ....y she sotight-...1et liel• convey her troops ' ' Ig.nsasswm. Mr.. P•slcltOltHes'•lllliss 1.025 s ; Effie Deana. Provincial Aelre.s)-Seutch Ballad, " Sandy and Jenny," Oaks of Dills int (from the German in Korner.) -Cl, E'er- Smith America, and compel her O.Dlisell to stir M 1,.. Stephens: Jeanie Daum, Miss Branton; Madge Wild- (Sandersonl-Orert ore to Lo.loi.ka. , oily : a Fragment (from the German of Huller )-7. Caplan* t• I • Ore, Mis C. biemble. I rART.sEcoND.-Thr Tragic Mage-Tributary Lin' Ross, and Sir James Lancaster's Snood --41. Lieutcuaut der, if site could. Luoking in is 'mercantile M ids !litnh lime), • resthrossfie Most* is oar att, called Ili Doe Taken of Mrs. S.d.loin-Reestatiolas From Qs's* Ka_ King's Survey of New Holland -9. k.ni tire Temperature of view, lie thought lire sort of totes-retrace COZENING ; tharioe and Elvira-Pionolorte-The Maniac's Tate-The of the Water of Coal Mines ii. the North of Eriglaud.-10. the Goveroment of i hi, (otintry seemed (I, Overture to Opeer and 311alvisia. Or. HALF AN HOUR IN FRANCE.Remarks on Dors in's Botanic Garden I. Letter on Hap- to take, .as of a 0t0,.._ , , • DA ma,,,,... %hr. yaw,: oare. Bwatto,. me. Yates _ PART TH110).-The Comic Muir-I.E PETIT SOU- rin,.,..-12. No„„„ingyo, Da.aotattaa 0,, the tatetiectaat c impolitic (Irian' rut-Wolf/2u'. Description of she Party-Characters i Faculties.as manifested by tie various configuration's of the South American Retools hitherto I T"eie' 31. 1.41" !" F•elt•••' Mr. Yates !Nat"...4l;,eti,Tilattia';'. Mr. M'lntoili, Mr. Stilton, Capt. IFShanghtiensey, Miss Nose.-13 Extract from a Leiter, written at Paris, to a people of Englaiai as their frier Mr. r.,fro!'! thiheit Glib, Mr. Yates Berresfurd, Mrs. Stilton, Miss Fuddle-Song, Musa Berm- Country Correspondent .-..14. Tinit's Magic Lantern. b. Mr Vats.-- .. rate. Deborah Mutable, Mi.. linen; aware that they could expect no ford, "The The lass Row a Summer"-Coricalare Smog, "Ma Nu IX. Tier Dissector Blanprez and Scholar.-15. The John, M.*. T. Hill; La Belle Innonediere, Miss Shaw. Government, but ut least they Chem Arnie,' Miss IF:Wilk-Mr. Seiltme's Account of his Last Speech of Robert Lyon, Presbyter at Perth, who was ii which still be &dd.& 24th time a Farce (with some Visit to Freemason.' Rail, on Tuesday', May 25, to winless execrated at World., October 28, 1746.-101. Church Music. actively inoleated. Should P' I Music), called 'fall into the views of Spain the distribution of the Prizes and Rewards, with the Com- -17. Olt tier Influence of Wages on the Kate of Profits.- A ROLAND FOR AN OLIVEII, merits of Mr. M.lnioch.-Scotch Sung, " Auld Lang Spec," is. Poor Rates.-19. B...winch's Mission from Cape Coast that the cordial dispositie Principal Characters-Mr. Fawcett, Mr.J.ines. Mr. Ali- Mr. 3114Intosh-Epilogue tool concluding Address. Castle to Ashamer-20. Emmeline, By Mrs. Brunton - course with the people hon. Br. Luery, Mr. J. Isaacs, Miss Foote, Miss Beaomoot, . Doors to he ore.. at Steers, nod the Performance to COM. 21. Letters of Curran lo the Reverend H. Weston.-. 22. A South Americans stow and Moe Green. meoce at Eighte.'Clock. few more Remarks on the New Whig Guide-43. Hurst Ni back, and that cone' Ti•-enurrow, King !leery Ylll.-with Tom Thumb the Pox.. Five Shillings-Pit, Three Shillings. rotionm. Nu. 11. Sumacs On seeing • spark fall from Mr. otherwise Were sec. Gr as. Tickets to lie and of MISS M wintry. No. 31. Leicester- Hogg's pipe. Sonnet To the beautiful Miss Lucy-Fur. W. Moods'', Tbe Manoted Tower, with Mother Gol,ltr. rapinre ;of Mr. Ilookhant and Mr. Ebel's,: BoneEstreet ; min -24. Poems by a Military Amateur-25. The Shrp. channels to the I - -- Mr. same, itaii.niaii ; Mr.Feninrn, Snood; Mr. Clamenti, herd's Calendar (coutinued )-26 Imitation of Sir John the Goverinne. ,J I; IF, Sra.sen of low THEATRE ROYAL. Che.waide; Mr. Cronkshatok, No. 12, Haymarket; and at Suckling's Despairorg Lover.-27. Observations oil Mr. they were i...' ENGLISH OPERA. commeueing inensedistelv, the Box Oilire of the Opera House, where places for the Cemptwlt's Essay on Emilia. Poetry, sec. (contioned )- would call TO-MORROW EVENING, SATURDAY, Jun. 5, Boxes may he taken. 2B. Notices.-29. Literiry nod Scientific Intelligence.- Q lain. is positively 30. Works preparing for Publiration.-31. Monthly List of ° THE LAST NIGHT OF THE DRURY.LANE COMPANY new Pablications.-32. Monthly Register, dm. The MR. NI ATLI EWS AT THE HAYMARKET. Printed for T. Caitell find W Davies, Loudon; and W. on tl AT HOME AND TRIP TO PARIS, VT R. KNlGift...l the Thrill re.linytel. Dru/V- Blackwood, Edinburgh-tit whom communications (putt F eill taro-, begs leave most respectfully to inform the Until arm year. paid) may be addressed. .... fr WolillitY and the Piddle, that in rompliance with she wishes ) THEATRF. ROYA I, 'EV:I3SM OPERA-1101)S E. ofbis Friend., his BEN EFIT will take ptace :11 the Theatre- NOTICE. '. 0 Ali. PERSONS ENGAGED. Royal, Haymarket, ein THURSDAY NEXT, the 101 h of IMPARIAL PA ItLIAMEN7'. -....._. rriiE tt))1 PAN Y. kr. am terperaied to milk 4 June ;un which occasion the following eminent Professors on tier Stage, oat WEDNESDAY NEXT, hake!, at , have kindly volontrered their services, in order to render as . . HOUSE OF COMMONS, THURSDAY, June 3. Out eitlesek • perfect as pos.ible the PI &smatter of the eliciiiigf• R. a PEARL I/lake 'he illsiburiLy of she Right Hon. the laird Chamberlin. CORK /1 AR BOUR IMPROVEMENT BI Lt FOR TIIII BENEFIT OF MR. KNIGHT. 1819. Sir N. C. COLTHIIRS7 press:toted die Report of She Jane ii. llll•Msktilli.sSeesssls sill perform the celebrated Comedy of ' ice ondlie Cork Hai boor Improvement Petition. IIIEAI RE ROYAL, ENGLIbIi .OPERArHOGSMI, 1 II E POOR GENTLES/IAV, was given to Wine in a Bill in pursuance of if S IRA ND. ''.. '' 'The principal ellarriescrs by Mr. Mondiro, Mr. Rae, Mr. dation of the caul (:ommittee. reds r the Antliorit) •if ill, Might Honourable the Lord Ptos44l, Mr. Harley, Mr.Oxbany, Mr. Knight, Mrs Sparks, PRISONERS IN LANCASTER ' Ch oitherlaio. aud 31.5. 1Y West. Sir R. WiLson presented a Petition Ire poll 'VHF. ItENI FIT OF MR.SPRING. 1.. she course of she everting the following Comic Songs . ~.„,‘„,l in the Gaul of Lancaster, um' TAN IA EN li‘ G. FRIDAY. J one 4, br and In citat i -Mr. Inelellon, by special desire, and fur the Court of Saltuali, complaining of ' ripest desire. will he perfi•rolesinliir Minis, Comedy dr that night only, " Tke lash of the village," sad the eels. petwa,,,eal._,The Petition was hoc .1 fir Iv 4 y To g; ET 41mti10.,0, looted meet of " AIN well," with Mr. T. Cooke. Collsos's EXCISE PROSr Tante:A Mr. Eliiolol.o.ll.lllC positively Ins last appear- " Ode " te. P.,t4"*".."... 11 His. t.V..r.e•..1`...wit..b •PPeleialoe Oa the motion of Mr. D. W. ' to 14attkat tbs. ta,„,,,a); .1.01 maim,. !dr. Ginn,. ; ;tacit. .••iiie 1 o .b.llll'Bl CIIIII, tie sire Yorkshire Story-teners. of certain Petiii 111 l • /11111 Men' air's.'" . E theory Itlr routs: Caustic. Mr. ICoigas. Julia l'Y Mr. Knight. 'I 'I,. 1101.6;" 110°S of Trieste, 101" g "Ps Burs. aud Commi,sio,,r. or OH" " • '.: ... .., M T Mi. Mr Hash V " Mi.& Molly Mintz'," Mr. Joh...Woe. the/ oto the „tee of tk., Fanlkrucr. MISS _LIAM, I tell/C15.1411 novice, Fr. . 1.- • . "Carl t you let a young woman atone" Mrs. Bland. A new dies; lady Sorrel, Mrs. Preffe of the Board in that ea, coiner sung, written expo slily fire the occasion, called 'stets. Aft. r railer Ms. C4.111411,1`it filmic Pict-, call. d Cent. and AIIIMAIIII • , MX F DF.V H.S. don Fast l i 111 l c, Follies, DAIIIIIVII, and Hobby.hurses." by Mr. the Informations, ,;, Knight. " The Shaisiroek, the Rose, and the Thistle," Mr. the t_, . Mceriin, the. Minton A tie, Um Stevenson (her first i LIM f IVIII 111 ' Juhustime; and '• The Nightiogale Club," by Mr. Harley. " appeal:core in that charrorler)• To conclude with the highly popular Farce of 'f lee whole so conclude with Bickrestars Comic Opera of II IT Ott MISS. Lord Rots. TOE PA 01.0 C K. Canal Coe NlTr.hKesipemiinac.ipsiarsl cshaprearct.ers, h. y Mr. Johnstone. Mr. Harley, pewee.. I.eas.trr, 31r. McKeon; Una Diego, Mr. Knight; Mange, Souks, Miss Corbin. and Mrs.lll..net NrNfill..-tivlrkiests".daled4.l{itnilehydiftaiwy jamm;etl2„rsuwb4ill3beleendistsaailrflL twelOket. stet 'him" ihtivbemr7akicolne:liiabir the Drury-lane e"sbhsh- On .. sole on the shove Night. Tickets and Karns for the Boxes to be had of Mr. Knight, leek. is and Places for the 0:12ell in be had of Mr. Suring, t. 41. Drissychine. . to, Link Rie.sellinivei. Coveloigarder; and of Mr. Steveu. 5.... al Ike a. .1‘ Obits, SIIAII.I • latrine~ -- SINK EY THEATRE BURNS. T"N EVEN [NG. FRIDAY, Jam, 4. and Urdu. the Patronage of his Royal Highness 1 O.MORROW, SATURDAY. Jane le, will he per. , THE PRINCE REGENT. f moot (sth time, as entirely new CANSO! Melo•drainatte pm'. PUBLIC FESTIVAL in Aid itintrita, in three Acta, lake* from Lady Margate's pops - IL Object will Ire celebrated at the Fieentaate to. Rosnatier„ call, il Great f10e...1-street. TO.MOR ROW, the sth J• FLORENCE MACARTIIY, His Royal Ili:lions Ric Duke of SUSSEX • Or, *A TOUR IN HIBERNIA. Limner oar Table :.l Six o'Clork is• Wide charseteri.tie 31 us.c, new sad iiielsreopie Irish Tieforia, One Guinea cads, to be bad v' Sergio ry, new Dresses. Decorations. Ste. • at the Bar of the Tavern. Friewslor, Mr. Miaow; Aubrey, Mr. Clifford; Lord Th.. m.isic on the oe,etoo w„, ,_ Al. Ins Foridelni, Mr. Colliery ; Felker Teretice tsge the Viral wiretm thinly „."_. ,"_'"" I t'Leas y. Mr. lee; Squire Darby Crawly. Mr. Ileiiiing; ho the course 01. the":::: .'"2 7 lir. S ij•ant Crawley. Mr. Advise It; Padres Gar. Mr. and wet., will he suing in, me,lll, Viiawilliiiin; Jack Oakum, Me Fares-St; 31r. C•iili•gin, lor, Jolley. Clarke, and Mame, 31r. G• We, u; Ninny Millennia, Mr. Leonard. SI are liitoarss ..... • Ye Mariner. of Coed of lhouire. Miss Taylor; Lady Georgina, Mies n nom' n Lord Getlettey,.._„ Ys' Wells ,I,cr S h appearance in London); Floicioce Maesithy 5um......., of a' ow flirts.. to •nnio d ie. Mrs. Ma:illien,lll). Spectre of 111.. Ruins, Gipcy, lb.. r...h.„.„..._,, Peace .M Lady e:aiicarr), Mo. Cowhand ; Miss Crawley. aril the u, , og.t• song Irate" W id us fiaff.rev, Mrs. Brooks; Mrs. Commisstuurr Crawley. husks of Invcritiae" Pd... Wilmot Wells. " Ronny Donde la Act I A Comic Medley Irish' Ball. t. * Here's a her la Aet 11l A. Irish MI lA, (accompanied by herself MI the faro), by Miss o.pelaill. After v h.ch (for this Evening and Toro...row only% a T"' Comic, H.roic, Operatic, Tragic, Pantomimic. Ourlesqut, Nucleus Spectacular Parody. ander the title of (rum DON GIOVANNI, Iv Don Giovanni, Mr Huntley; Dan Guzman, and Ghost of r himself, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Leporello, Mr. Veining:nu. Donna Auer., 31.5. Books. . . n A most splendid Cootie Extravaganza is in repaino :IA will be speedily produced, under the title of M '%-'iitie Vail; or, the Siege Of Troy. With eulikely new 14troi SKINT,' 1,h4.60.9, Ste• --_-_.. ROYAL cosuro THEATRE. v•nt-r ne Pciamage alai. Royal Highness Pri of Saxe Gibing. CECOND %V EF.K OF ROBERT BRUCE' POLE AT HA IX. PR IC rr" Tis EVENING. Fit II) A . ...m.wrow, at Haltpast Six F. iiertaiorro isi• will continence wit' Histories' 31.10-drama call. d, ROIIRKT 'li' OR, THE RATTLE After which, the B' BOMBE The whole to conclude Local Ms lo dram, and Coashata, r Dreests. and ' tool written P A New , !...• men !„. iv* .1 num - :143. INE4Tvi. noYAL. DRURY-L,lv!, 'rifts F:VENING, F11111)%1, 4, lii it u*sty's !iervastill will ',cilium Shattppeart'a Ts's gi ei of ROMEO AND 3131.1tT. esysilet. Mr. Poiret-11; Romeo, Mr. H. Kertibie; Mfr.-n -em, Mr. ; halt. M. licitietoneh Juliet, Mem % Lt l> Cassid , t, M,c. lirtrettT; Nitric, Mrs. Sparks. After *hue iv, the Farce of RAISING THE %%AND.. Jeremy Dithhrr, 111 x. Marley ; Missies), Mr. Genie ; Um, 113 r Kukla. Pray. Mrs. t►rtrr. iliietwud the 'fiord, with Lock and Key. (h, Nuudsy, Ihar►ru—with A Day after the Wrildiog— end My Sp..use and I. ID EA rm.:4I(.OVA 1.. CV!' ENT-GA RDRN. /11111 ti EVENING, ERMA Y. June 4, will I be aote4 (Ibtb lime), the inivOral Drama of TICE 11EART 1011) I.OIIIIAN. f4ilo.l•lnle, Mr. Earth,' ; (his Serretary), Mr. Goior; Land of Ihnisfairdikre. Mr. Liston; George Ito. broom. Mr. Marrrody ; Doris! Deems, Mr. Terry; Radcliff, Mr. Limo); tharpittaw., 411;,..Bloorbard; Saddkterr, Mr. Mr. tiektotafie,'.lWies Logan; F.ffie D. • 311%, NI IS% tOrpheeir; Iranie Deasy Miss Braaten; Madge tVikl. pre, Min C. hirnibie. • itis ! . 1101h shoe), a new brovitilie Illtirids, Is clue atl, called COZENING ; Hr. HALF AN 1101/R IN FRANCE. Di r k Nt 0 r....., Mr. Valve! Gorr + Boothe, Mr. Yates!! Tootir, Taws!!! Faction*, Mr. Yates !!!! GrOmicier, Mr. I',.te.`!!!! thitoot Glib, Mr. Yates 1%. Mr Deborah Mutable, Moo Caro; Juba, Mc T. Hill; Ls Wile Imnifillairre, Mies Shaw. 79 which will be mishit, 241 h time, a Farce (with some Music), called A ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER. Principal Characiera—Mr. Fawcett, Mr..l.inic, Mr. Ali hot', Mr.L.nrry, Mr. J. !mace, Miss Foote, Miss Beaumulit, and Crew. T"-enufrur, King Unary TM.—with Tom Thumb the Gr al. 0.1 Iloaday, The flauoted Tower, wills Mother Goll%l'. IS 1:1:. Sea-sus or the THEATRE 1101. AL, J ENGLISH OPERA. enaeraeseislt TO-MORROW E . /ENING, SATURDAY, Jun. 5, tutestierly THE LAST NIGHT OF MR, NI ATLI EWS AT HOME AND TRIP TO PARIS, Vasa ars* year. TD FATE F. BIWA I.,'F.NPIAAH OPERA-110 E. NOTICE. 0 All. PERSONS ENGAGED. riNi 1E •O)IPAN Y. kr. aro trgtirloril to meet ou OW Stage, Oa WEDNESDAY NEIL; JlllllO 9, at Out u'Clork R. Et PEARL Jane t. NIKO. TRW RE ROYAL, ENGLIbIi .OPEILAMOUSS, SIRAND. r 11ot Autbk,rit) ..f ar.• Wight Hosourable 'lre Lord .wltorla ;0. _ FOR 'VHF RENI FIT OF MR.SPRING. EvENO6. FRIDAY. Jump 4. br n wcisi will iw pra..rime4lie popuilar Comedy of 111 F. WA YTO (; MA It 1111t1). TaPreat. Mr. Ellistuto (twits% iiroitively his last appler mice in Lando, dux sen,nro); Toby Moisten. Mr. Grove ; esiptsior Faullirorr. Mr F.:010U Caustic. Mr. K. , igtot. isifir FAtolltrurr. Miss Losvir ; Clesucutiwt Allspice, Mrs. T. Dib ; bull/ %writ, Mrs. Prnrre Afro. r which Ms. Cultwit , 's rnsaie call, d 111.0 F I)F.V I I.S. Mrtrin, Mr. Ellirson A me, Miss Sleotookon (hrr first &intent:rows. is Oust irliarturler)• vilwle so conrio.in wish Birkrritstro Cowie Opera at 'IIIE l'A 1)1.()l- K. Ii 3n.lrr, Mr. Mei:ens; L)uu Diego, lir. Knight; Menge, Mr. K. .1. y I.rottora. MiStf Si 0rn...t0; 11.1rsole. 310. Primer. N IL—Tirkris dated W.:Joriglay June 2, will be adorned on the shove right. Twin se nod pliers for the 0.12e0 to be hail of Mr. Swing * In, !Jule Covela•pinfer; and of Mr.Strveu.. at the rutranee. SCRIII:T THF.ATR F EVENINEI. FRIDAY. J,u 4. and 1 O.MORROW, SATURDAY. Jane b, will he per. f ,tard (fah nate, so a...direly we, Comic Melti.drainalie I:artrlla, is arty Aels, lake* fro. Lady Mtn's.) , pups- Itinwatirr. Fl..t/lIENCE RI ACA ItTIIY, Or, A TOI'R IN lIIIIERNIA. With cliarteterisiie new sail v ietwrewine Irish Sergi. ry, n w )resort. Decorations. Sir. • Fitearaltir. Mr. Wallinia; Aubrey, Mr. Clifford; Lord A.I. Im Filasiirlai, Mr. 601nery ; faith. r Terence Or 0 . lastly. Mr. I.re; Squire Darby Crawl. y. Mr. WTI ; Mr. S ij• sot Crawley. Mr. Moak; Padres Gar. Mr. Jack illakan, Mr. Favrecit ; Mr. Collor/In, Pilr.l;bbot.; Rimy Hiiirruaw. Mr. Leonard. Slarrbioarsa 4.1 Diplom. Mims Taylor; Lady Grunion, Mna 11 nom' W r its k ln-r h h appraiwort in London); Eloscnce Nlacaitliy it as Mrs. MJ:illiclitlet). Spectre of the Ruins, f 1 .. y, ....a bide Cflanearrl, Mos Co u rbool ; Miss Craw le ) . aril It.. It it 'a Mrs. Brooks; Mrs. Cummisstuuer Crawilry. P 4 is. Wilmot Walls. la Act I A Cowie Medley Irish Ball, t. in Act 111 A• Irish Ms Italy (accompanied by herself On liar Harpj, by Mies Otpebritl. Aftrr r (fur this Evening sad Tomorrow only), a Comir, Operatic, Tragic, Pantomimic. Gurlesque, Barletta Svestarular Parody. ander Ilse title of DON GII)VANN Don Giovanai, Mr 1111nlley; Dan GoZninni and Ghee! at h'ttinelf, Me. T. P. Cio,ke; Leporello, Mr. Fitswillsass. al's. flo.uke. A mood bpktulid Caulk EllfaTagalllS is in preps reties, ~4 will be •peedily pr.Anced, under She title of "P V , l l l ; or, the tAii•ge of Troy. With culikely new m 3(. Ste. Lair rNI ROYAL coor rc; THEATRE, v•tif-r Patroaar of his (torsi Highness PI Leupol , l of Sax. Coburg. SECOND WEEK OF ROBERT BRUCE! AND NORTH POLE AT HALF-PRICE! r"is EVEN ING. Eli I DAY. June 4, :mil . Ts...morrow, at lialipaat Six n'Clork pr cl4cly, the F. declaim's. nta will continence with an entirely :St w eitinJ Hisintiral M. loalramn, calls d, RODER'II"I'IIE BRUCE : OR, I . IIE RATTLE OF smoiocimunN. Afivr whirls, the fiserlesgste Extravaganza tst ROM BASTES FURIO%O. Tbr whole In conclude with the highly p..pular Interesting luc.l 11.10 dogma, iiitcratwraed .:h Care., Clusriossea, v e,l I•oush.ua, tow atoll splendid Sc , urry, cy, , Urea's, and lawnrati tttt IL-11w Melo-drabs prud u .1 ts.ssl arnica by Mr. W. Barryincre, called lIIE NOR. 1 si VOLE! A INs-w and tuts revting Cisnur Iturlrita (in three Arta). h. cos .onie iussw in ins isaraiwu, i.ken s'r.not Lady Mut.- g so% moat popular Invcl, 111111 null PIO/Wily t) , ;liminess!, suk. tbs.. liilr of Flor. 111 - P Mlotrthr, wills Scar awl l'te. taws/vie Inch Sr. te y sad Jlusir, new Dresses, Dr tot &Out% and Estsbaliallostitta. KlNti'i THEATRE CONCERT ROOM. IS NI AC AU LEY l.n O w hot ~,,, :or an ontincanc to thr Ornntry, and Ilse tho her Stcond LITERARY and 3IUSICAL REGALIO, relied THE SHAMROCK. . ..... lo whit& she will give her 1 NIITATIONS of the lrich, Scotch, cud Yorkshire Dia!seta, will take place THIS EVENING, June 4, IAI9. Miss Aim Scut was received with every testimony of op probsti .. on tier GM appearance in public, MI Fliday, May 21, and will again preside at the Piano-furte. " To catch the living manners as they rise." OVERTURE. PART FlRST.—lntroduction, Prelude. Pieface p or what you will—Possessino Nine Pilots of Law—Belte's Stra. taros' —Mt‘s &lamsley's Realms (.r her present Under taking—Why She Eistersaininent is called " The Slianwoek" —Prologue. hint Mc " Believe me, if all those en ilea. ing charm."—Giflicitlty of %I riling—Vouut Collegi in's first Attempt—Apostrophe to the Memory of Mia. Jorean—Yosk.hire Girl-1011iience of Fashion—Sir Harry Preityiwau's and Miss Daatiford's lerlaceinents to •t -lead a Charity Serinou—Fashionable Mode of Tlientric Ma nagemein (in a Dialogue bets een a Country &limiter and • Provincial Actie.s)—Stotrli Ballad, " Sandy and Jenny," (Sindersonl—Overlisre to Lorloi.ka. PART"SECOND.—The Tragic Muse—Tributary Lines is. She Talent of Mrs. Siditossa—Rerstatioas from aorta Ka tharisse and Elvira—Pianutirte—The Maniac's Tale—The Overture to Opror and Milvisia. PART THlSrl.—The Comic Muse—l.E PETIT SOU PER—ProIe/vie. Deseriptiou of the Party—Characters : Mr. &Plutons, Mr. Stilton, Capt. O'Shanghoseatey, Miss Rerresfued, Mrs. Stilton, Nis% Validir,rSone, Muss Berm. ford, " The last Huse of Summer"—Caricitare Smog, " Ma Chere Arnie,' Miss Entitle—Mr. Stilton's Account of his Visit to Freemasons R.II, ou Tnesday, May 25, to unites* the distribution of the Prize. and Rewards, with the Com ments of Mr. Whoosh—Scotch Song, "Auld Lang Syste," Mr. sPlotoch—Epilogue nod concluding Address. Doors to he open at Stress, and the Performance (0 com mence at Eight : o'clock. Pox.., Five Shillings.—Pit, Three Shilling,. Tickets In lie lia.l of %lois M wintry. No. 31, Leicester emisre ; of Mr. Hoolsham and Mr. Ehers, • Bood-strect; Mr. Same, Pall.mall ; Me.Fentiint, Strand; Mr. Clementi, Chespside; Mr. Crookshasik, No. 12, Haymarket; sod at Ilre lles Oilire of the Opera House, where places fur the Hours ins) he taken. 'l* H K DRURY-LANE COMPANY AT rim. HAYMARKET. ltir R. N !Gift, the Theatresitnyul. Drury -IVI law-, begs leave most respectfully to inform the Nobility nod the Piddle, that in rompliance with the wishes of his Friersds, his BEN EFIT will take place at the Theatre- Royal, Hmiliarket, on THURSDAY N LXT, the 1011' of Jane; un whisk occasion the following eminent Professors have kindly volentrereei their services, in order to render as pea. ct possible the Pram Millie! 1.11 . She Disler the alb.. Right Hon. the I r.r.lCicimberilin. • FOR TIM BENEFIT OF MR. KNIGHT. His Majesty's Servants a i II perform the orlebrrted Comedy of 't I'OOI . 11.1§3141eN, Thr principal cbarariers by Mr. Mona,. Mr. Rae, Mr. Pran: l 4, Mr. Harley, Mr.Ordirriy, Mr. Knight, M.. Sparks, aud M.s. W West. 1.. alit. course of the emoting the following Comic Songs and 11. eitat by special desire, and for that night only, "The Isola of the village," sad the cele brated Mod of ° well," with Mr. T. Cuuke. C 11111111 3 .11 " lhle 011 stir Passrows," l.y Mu. W. West, with appropriate Marais. "Tbe Comical Chill, ur the Yorkshire Story-tellers" by Mr. Knight. The popsiar gong of " bang up," Mr. 11a.1.y. " %Doi Molly 011ie:ye," Mr. Johnstosie. o Can't you let a young woman alone?" Mrs. Bland. A new coiner soiK, written tom stay for ilw rwession, called "Lou. don F,,sh ious, Fulhes, Dlll.llll4 and llobby-horses." by Mr. Knight. " The Shamrock. the Rose, and the Thistle," Mr. Juhustioir i and " The Nightiogale Club," by Mr. Harley. To conclude with the highly impala, Farce of lIIT OR MISS., The principal characters by Mr. Johnstone, Mr. Harley, Mr. Krogh', Mrs. Sparks, Miss Cribial. sod Mrs. Bl.ind The Band aid be selected bora the Drury-lane establish ment. and by Mr. Mumilaris ,• Tickets suet Vl.tres for tbe Boxes to be bad of Mr. Knight, 41. Drury-lane. . NATIONAL MONUMENT TO BE ERECTED AT EDINBURGH, TO THE 31 EMORY OF ROBERT BURNS. Urdu the Patronsce ..r his Rnyal Highness THE PRINCE REGENT. PUBLIC FESTIVAL in Aid of thin Object will he celebrated at the Freemasons* T Great (forest-81nel, TO.MOR ROW, the 6th June; His Royal Ili:lions Ilse Duke of SUSSEX its th Chair. Diutter 6.0 Table r.t Six o'Cluck prreircly. Ticfreis, One Guinea rads, to be had of the Stewards, and at the Bar of the Tavern. Thr M Usk. cos the oceasinst will be mostly National, and the Ifs•cal sclrricil chiefly front the Winks of Burns In the course of the revising the following Songs, Duels, and Glees will he sung by Messrs. Broadhurst, Evans, Tey. kr, Jolley. Clarke, and Master Cole, Scot,. sr ha hue" --•• Ye Mariners of England"—u Sew ye my Father"— " 1.411q1 Grcipiry"—'• Ye busks and braes'—" John Ands r eon"—' Of a' ilw aims'—“ Willie brewed"—" en Craw the rsishies"—" Peace to the swats"—" Marseisoi"—A` Our bitters 6.rnig truce"—" Lochalscr"—" Loclisiagar"—" The rooks of Incersisay" , —" The ewie with the crooks:l bore— " Roomy Dundee—. Auld lint t”iie"—" Fur a' 'liar— ° Here's a health."—Mr. Goes Rand will attend It. REFS, Secretary. r rill E LONDON ; E:\ GIN EILlt, NI A lIG 3"11.: STF.AM YACHT, Captain H. W. DODD, Starts &gen off the Tower retry SATtiItDAV and WEDNES DAY. for MARGATE', at Eight °Thick in the Morning preennty. and remiss from thence every MONDAY and iIIiGICiDAY at the sante hour. Farv., FM. each l'assenger. Pier Does included ; and rite Child. En under 12 years of age, and &MOS 'Wading I:slather, Int. rack. Ladies and Gentlemen are particularly requested to be on hoard at least a Whitler k, fore F.,glit o'Cluok. A.i appiteatiuns to be male to Mr. Ssentiord s 52, Thstie...street, corner of Beer-lace; ituoi Mr. China cvller, Pict-, Margate. Tbr Picket is propelled by two condensing or nnesplurive Ermines, with copper buileis and aii.iissate self-actin safety valves. By Order of the Committee, A LLX. GALLOWAY, C.hairinan, J. A. J LICK M, Seam ary. 'IV BR SOLD BY AIICTIONi BY MR. EVAN:, Al bis Horse, No. 26, Pall.niatl, on MONDAY NEST, Jour 7, and Eleven Cottonton( Days, In C; I ILY 111att celebrated a".M LIBRARY, ennui rd from IVltite Koixlits, in Berko, ine:utling pearly Tercitty of she rarest and most voidable Works ;trotted by Caxton, nonteruns fine specimens of the Prelate.. of P y 1111011, lAynbyts tie tVortie, Juliao Notary, Ac.; all SIMI 11114 , 1 CnlitC 101 l of npattiah, Italian, and l'reto h ruetry ; fact ti,r, N../I1 it and ItUtiletUe. l l v dry, lilt she uuly known perfect copy of the Fir s t Edition of Boer:win; Very rare Old FAVials Poetry; Lu lli. r's Wide, • otapifirent ropy, printed upon venous ; a %Iplcudt.l Cnlleetion of Botanical U.Juka sod Waiting., with a twritao baccu., Lc. Le. TO CATHOLIC LADIES. PIIIVATE !MARI/ and LODGING, in the House of a respectable Gentlewoman, who receives the select GGGGG utter of Foist C3tholtc 'Allots. This would 10t.% e a comfwtahle hums for Young Lathe', who hare lost ti Parrots., For cards of addreary applg,le Messrs. Keating, Brown, and Co. 38, I) uke-11mM, Greips•ar-sguare. T HE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. XLI. is piihlislirtl THIS DAY. Printed fur Jilin Murray, Albemarle-street. Ina few days will be pnbli.lied, in Bro. fAZE P I' A.—By the Itlght Honourable LORD HYRON. John Murray, A ihrmas le•street This day is puhliosheil, B LACKWOOD'', !WIN lill tGiL :11AGA. ZINE, No. XXVI. for V 4y, 1819. CON TT nTS —I. The Fly Fisher's By G. C. Bain bridge, Elul —2. Peter Bell: • Tale 111 Verse. Ily Words worth... 4. On Ilse State NO Religion in the Highlands of Segitbind..-4. The Carenanter's Heather Red.—b. The Five Oaks of Dills. its (from the German of Korner.) —CI E'er oily : • Fragment (nom the Gerin3ll of Duller )-7. Captaiu Ross, sod Sir James Lancaster's Sonsid —B. i t ieuteowit Kings Survey of New Holland —9. 1)n lase Temperature of the Watt r of Coal Mines in the North of Englaud.-40. Remarks on Dare Botanic Garilcii.—l L. Letter out Hap- Noseology, a Dissertation on the intellectual Fac• ulties. a. manifested by the various configuration's of ilia Nose.-13 Extract from a Leiter, written at Paris, to a Country Correspondent .--14. T nit's Magic Lantern. Nu IX. The Dissector Masques and Scholar.-15. The Last Speech of Robert Lyon, Presbyter at Perth, who was executed at Pearith, October 28, 1:48.-101. Church Music. —l7. Ou the Influence of Wages on the Rate of Profits.- 18. Poor Rates.-19. Bowilich's Mission from Cape Coast Castle to Ashaelee.-211. Emmeline, By Mrs. }known 21. Letters of Cumin to the Reverend H. Weston..-22. A few more Remarks on the New Whig Guide-43. Hure Ni rotiana. Nu. 11. Sumac,. On seeing • spark fall from Mr. Hogg's pipe. Sonnet To the beautiful Miss Luc} Fur wan-24. Poems by a Military Ainateur.-15. The Shrp. bird's Calendar (coutinued )-211 Imitation of Sir John Suckling 's Despairing Lover.-17. Observations on Mr. Cainidwlt's Essay on English Poetry, Ste. (contiuned )- 28. Notices.-29. Literiry mud Scitutlfic Ldelhgence —' 30. Works preparing for Publiration.-31. Monthly List of new Pnblications.-32. Monthly Register, &c. Whited fur T. Cadell find W Davies, Loudon ; and W. Blackwood, Edinburgh—to whom communications (post paid) may be addressed. -- • -- • ---- - - - IMPARIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS, Tsivitso*v, JUNE 3. CORK HARBOUR IMPROVEMENT BILL. --- Sir N. C. COLTHURST presented the Report of the Commit. tee on.the Cork thulium Improvement Petition, when leave was given to hi ilic in a Rill ni pursuance of the recommen dation of the •aid Committee. PRISONERS IN LANCASTER CASTLE. -- • Sir R. Wil.susi presented a Petition from certain Prisoners confined in the Gaul of Lancaster, under the jurisdiction of the Court of SAIWWII, complaining of the duration of their sin. prisouineui.—The Petition was laid on she table. EXCISE PROSECUTIONS. Oo the motion of Mr. D. W. HARVILY, Copies wereordeted of certain Petioi .... sand Memorials to the Lords of the Trea sury and Commissimiers of Excise, and all Proceedings had thereon in the ease of George Hewn and the filial Resolution of the Board in that case ; together with Copies of all Bills of Costs, and Amounts of %Opted P. nettles, with Copies of the Informations, specifying names, dates, and the names of the Wm-users in the late Excise Prosecutions. CALEDONIAN CANAL. Lard PINNING presented the Report of the Caledonian Canal Cousatissioaers.—The Report was ordered to be prioted. GRAMPOUND ELECTION. On the motion of Lord Junk liusiELL, the House re. solved itself into a Cumniitter ull4lll the Granipolooll Elec tion Bribery Petition, when the Chairman obtained leave to repot pruenrsa ■ud ask leave to sit main ou Titeml ty neat—John thttd, Esq., Julio Edwards, and William Hull, were marred to attend the said Committee on Wednesday next. cLicrtorr POLLS. . . On the motion of Sir H. Pmtiti.L. leave was given to bring in a Bill !to amend the Act of 1817. fur regulation of Pulls at Election■ in Ireland. The HUD. Baronet nettled, that it was h.a intenti 11l merely to being iu the Bill, end nut prise it (miller iiitte present Seriatim. I HMI POST-OFFICE. ........ On the motion of Sir JulIR NEWPORT, an Account was ordered of the Sums received into the Post-office in Ireland for conveyance of Letters between Hotrolo and Dublin, and between Dunmore sand Woodford. PETITIONS AGAINST THF. FOREIGN ENLIST. {VENTS BILL. Mr. DEN•ssoN rose to pre4eot a Petition, seine's was 4 boisterously sighted by Merchants, Menu lecturers, Ship-owners, Mid Traders of lltrinorid.ey and Itotherhithe, many of whom were hitherto sup ooters of the measures of Government, against o -tisure which, whether they looked upon it iti a political or a commercial !mint of view, they con sidered of the most vital insportance—he meant the Foreign Enlistments Bill.—(llear.)—The Peti tioners reverted to the present distressed state of the manufacturing and commercial interests of the country, end asked, whether this was a period to press a measure, the effect of which must be to ex clude the people of Great &Intuits from a decided preference in u trade that was now important, and may eventually prove to be of the most lucrative kind ? The Petitioners implored the (louse Hot to adopt a measure which may, in the end, prove de structive to the Illitish trade in South America. lie would content himself at prevent with moving, that this Petition be brought up. It was accordingly brought up, read, and order ed to be printed. Mr. Tuomas %ViLsote rose and said, he held in his hand a Petition similar its its nature to the last, from co less a body than the Merchants, Manufac turers, Ship-owners. and Traders of the Port of London. They considered the Foreign Enlistments Bill, both in its political and commercial operation, to to: of the must injurious kind to the general inte rests of the people of this country., and they prayed that Parliament would never pass it into a law. if he were permitted to read a few extracts from the Petition, the object of the Petitioners would be better el:noel' In their own words than in any which h ead it iis his power to utter. 'floe Peti limier++ considered that the Measure now in Pasha. wrist vrou;hl sever the commercial cotinexiosi which was likely to subsist between this country and Suut.l America. They refer to the example of . • • • +A. King denies. when Spam applied to Lila Monarch to tweet a meanorre to. restrain his subjects from I g i ving a ss st an c e to the peopl e of the Netr.erfilets, t an d hoped the present GovernMeot would when the potty of King Jaitisee, afenWeideelly releaser! to alter his leirs to•surt the views of Spain. The lion. Gentleman exrsessell his :decided Opinion that no new laws were necessary to teach the people of this country what was the principle of the law_ of eieutra lity--they had been at war and at peace long enough to know in what neutratity consisted with other Powers., Spain, he thought, had had every advantage already afforded her to which she was entitled from this country. Iler treasure was brought home for her under the safeenii-il of the British 3 sg ; she had had transports for the '..oliveyance of her troops ; and she might have reoruiterl l'or her le ;;;;; ers heir, or any where else, as well as the Potreo, witleGiet any restrictive interference. Let Sp.uu menace British subjects if she pleased, and colorer with her large naval power at Cadiz she sod or 'neutral,. lily she songlit---let lier convey her troops 'to South America, and compel her Colonies to surren der, if she could. Looking in a mercantile point of view, lie thought the sort of interference which the Government of thi, country seemed determined to take, ails of a most impolitic description. The South American Railed, hitherto looked at the people of England as their friends—they were aware that they could expect no friendship from Government, but at least they expected out to he actively ino;ested. Should the Government then fall into the views of Spain, the result would be, that the cordial disposition to comruercial inter course with the people of England, which the South Americans now chewed, would be thrown back, and that commerce which England might otherwise have secured, would flow through other channels to the loss of this country. He miplored the Government to pause on thus occasion before they were induced to lend themselves to what he would call a blind compliance aide the views of Spain.—/i fear, hear.) The Petition was then brought up, read, laid on the table, and ordered to he printed. Sir M. W. RIDLEY presented a similar Petition from the Merchants of Newcastleetepon-Tyne— they earnestly prayed that the Foreign Enlistments Bill tnay not peso into a law. The Hun. Member observed, that the Petitioners were, to his own knowledge, men of commercial eminence, and of very extensive dealings. In their decided opinion (an opinion in which he concurred), the effect of this Bill would be to check the extension of British commerce in a favourable channel. They hoped the House would pause before they involved in utter ruin a large portion of the commercial classes of the country. The Petition was laid on the table, and ordered to be pr' eel. Mr. ;RELISH presented a Petition from certain Merchants and Manufacturers residing in the neigh bourhood of Shadwell. Poplar, Wapping. &c. against the Foreign Enlistuienter Bill, which, if passed into a law, would, their opinion. be detrimental to trade and commerce.—Laid ou the table. TAX ON SHOP WINDOWS. Mr. STUART WoRTI.ev, 1114 reference to the minim be had already given for the app4intinent of a Comnsittee to consi der the Assessed Taxes, as far as they referred to iIIC lax up on Shop Windows uliserved, that he was split-Veil from sayingany thing but the terms of his motion, •• hie Rigbt Hon. Friend was ready to examine into the petitliar local com plaints which had been made against the present mode of affixing or regulating the rates, with a view, if possible, to remedy the particular hardship complained of. He should therefore move, That a Committee be appointed to inquire into the duties on House. and Windows, so far as they affect houses of which shops form a part." The motion was agreed to. TREASURERSHIP OF THE ISLE OF FRANCE. Mr. BEN* 'TT inquired whether the Hon Gentleman op posite would have any objection to the production of the Correspondence In:toren Governor Hall, of the Isle of France, and the Colonial Office, respecting the conduct of the Treasurer of that Island? Mr. Goot.suast replied, that he wonhl rather the Hon. Gentleman would allow him time to make inquiry on the subject. He could give notice fur Monday respecting the Correspondence. Mr. BerINETT then gave notice for Monday of a motion for the production of the Correspondence alluded to. REGISTRY OF SLAVES. Mr. GOVLSURM stated, that in consequence of a ante which be had received from the Hon. Member for Ilrautber (Mr. Willrerforee), who was unable to attend early this even ing, he begged to postpone until Tuesday next, his (Mr. GS) motion respecting the Registry of Colonial Slaves. - SPANISH EXILES. Ald. Ir.IIITHMAIf said, that 1w held in his hand a Petition of rather au unusual nature. It was from a Spanish He. . fugee, named Dun Pedro Fernandes Oliv:et, who lately pub lished a Spanish literary work in this country, complaining of the tyrannical conduct of Ferdinand of Spain, and en treating the friendly interference of Great Britain aide the Court of Madrid, in behalf of the Patriots who were 1114V1 suffering under the oppres of the Spanish Governnient. The Petitioner complained that on the return of Feidinand lie bad exiled and anprisoned many of the most distinguished men, who in his absence hail upheld their country. 'Ell Pr. , titioner also charged him with subverting the liberties of the people, and re-establishing the Inquisition. Petitioner was biaiself sentenced to death, but had fortunately 'escaped to England. He (Mr. IV.) had at first hesitated to present this Petition, lest it might he considered as calling for an interference iii the irltertmi government of another country; but be hail chanced hi. ' .1 is thi s res p ec t, no d was, pc . culiarly inclined to present the Petition uuw, when the Go vernment of. thla country seemed disposed, after not inter. feting when Ferdinand oppressed his own Spanish subjects, torso were entitled to his.protection„ to interfere to enabl ' him more effectually to subjugate hie South American sob. jirets.-.—( Hear.) The Petition, which stated that the Petitioner was all ex.. !palmitin, Physician to the Britilh Artily when in Spain, I was then brought up; laid on the table, and ordered to be I printed. GAME LAWS. Lord CIUNSO*IIIt roes to bring forirard his prtOised lion, for have to bring in a Bill to authorize the Sale of Game. The Noble Lord spoke in so low a tome of voice that we could only collect front KIM, that his only object was to remove temptation from the pimelsets 10 commit 'keit crime. His Bill differed from that of the Member fur Hert. fuedshire (Mr. Brand), pu which the Dean of the Hosea bad been recently given. He did nut mean to propose any sew principle id the lair, or to infringe any of the remains of feudal institutions, bfit to adopt, as nearly ni possible, that course Which, withont interfering with the rights of Lord* • If the Manor, would yet preveLt the continuant's of the crime of poaching, by establishing lictoses fur the ask e.t game, which, wild , they world Loots:4 she pnbht from th.- crime, would furnish the Clianr,'Por of the Exchequer (if he cili .r.l) with a small suit ire of revencw. Hr r o..eluded by musing fur leave In brisig in a Bill to intibutiz.i the sale of Game, under, certain ennilitiona. iii JOIIN SIIELLEY did not think it i•ight that ost h gisec_ tiros as this 4110111 J i,r renewed after it had !wen •Icesitly cussed and de cdeal is& Ile course of she prraert He therefore has eii she Noble lair,/ %nicht a ithdra w his mo tion, or he most he ander She uneraaily of taking the scow of the Hume uiniu it. This, object was, to legalise the yak of game ; is& usher umiak, In encourage gentleineu to becumc poachers—r 4 I.lmA LoWilicß could see no distinction between the oh_ jest of the present Bill sod that of the Bill which the Hun-s had already rejected. Mr. CIttkiVLII slid mil think this Bill hail a femme of i ee aesablauce to She ist• 1. 1111: 1111 , 1 It, 11 scut tU V V •llll.,' 10 V, y en-sii his right to tr:inte; Shrine:m.la la create a complice wu aolitde or is. Hr wished it was possible S. airs Is stir (:aw.. LIMO Illtlfe sletrstaisle than she) , really r for world be a better chance of their wookiiie thin. "wit tens , dy. 'llia bring the naafi objceliossable of all the 11.1 h.; should base his suppost for ilia ffalillt lie had. joie piretr—si(A taroks.) Mr. GOIDIJIMI. ihopen be bogged sei be le rstooll roe net giving any support to the. proposed yet themein the wsaal course, was to allow alicb a Hill to be bruin& is., and thus to Lord, Iltstsitto was precixly of tht some opinion as lit hon. Friend who spoke last, Mt. EtailltsGlON hopeil the Him, Baronet wooli!, in coils - teay.in the usual practice, shako, front iskieig the Anse of the House its this linage of.the procceilitig. Sir J. Snet.t.cv immediately yi.ilded, and leave was tiles& given to bring in she Bill. CASE OF CAPTAIN HANCIIETT. Mr. LUSHIMOTON rose to call the serious @teen.. tion of the House to 0 Petition which he Inlet in his hand. It was from three gallant officers in his Majesty's service, whose conduct had been grossly and scandalously aspersed by Ciptaio Hstichett, late of the navy. The Petitioners were, Captain Knight, Lieutenant Neale, and Lieutenant. Until braise They complained (arid justly ton) that with t any previous intimation, without any op. portiatiny of being heard its their own jUstilictitiony if any charge were to he brought against them, they had been grimily aspersed by the publication of the foulest calumnies against their characters and honour. The Hon. Gentleman then proceeded to state that the complaint of the Petitioners had re fereoce to the prestutation of a Petition of Glinting Ilatichett's by &bp honourable Gentleman . op posite (NIG ileitt;tt) on a foi-mer night. That Petition had not been printed, but it was known that there were other cliatioels through which what passed in that [louse beCai,ie known to the public, become matter of notoriety indeed on the very roortiing after their del, s lot. When he made allusion to those chaunels of coin.; moon anon to the ptitilic, he might in this parti cular instance complain of very egregeous mitre; presentations of what passed its that house, whieli had gone forth to the public.—( The . lion. Gen tleman's allusion had no reference to this Poper.)— In the report of what pirated there were massy things not stated fts they . had occurred, and there were many things omitted. He begged particularly to complain of sonic remarks, um, this business, which, were published in The Times Newspaper, sod which he firmly belieied came from a polluted source.—llleor.l—He made tins allusion to the isicorrectness of what had been published, for the purpose of inducing the persons to whom it applied; to be snore cactious in their stateinenta of what oc curred respecting individuals, either in or o ut o f that House, And to recollect the injurious conse quences to individual character, from inaccuracy upon such occasions.—( (fear, hear.p-The Ho nourable Member diets reverting to the contents of the Petition lie was about to present, said that the Petitioners complained of being traduced and vilified, and avowed their earnest readiness to meet any complaints which could be brought against them. He begged, before he intimated any inten. tints with respect to the course it would be incumbent triton him to take respecting this Peti noir. to ask the Hon. Member opposite oh,ir step. lie Meant to take with that which he had presented ? Its the interim he would move that this Petition be brought up. Mr. blitikETT commenced by stating, that lie did not consider himself answerable us any respect for any statement of the debates which occurred in that £lowie.—(lfeur.j-1 le k n .... 'MI s• g of the report alluded to, or the remarks which accomp , - •nitd it in The Times—of the author of either he was wholly ignorant. Before lie could give an an swer us to the course which he meant to Like re specting Captain Hatichett'a Petition, he howd to he permitted to see certain documents to which the Hon. Gentleman opposite had stated lie might have *mesa. Until lie saw those 'tapers, hr begged to declihe stating Vilna war the impreasion on his mind. If the papers put the matter in a different he should feel as happy as any lasts COli hi reel tit do justice to any individuals who might conceive them selves Hared by any thing that was supposed to hive fallen from He thought lie had al t aily Manifested a disposition out to press Ike subject its such a mangier as to wound the reeittigs tit Ir:rituals atineceviarily, by nutcallitig for the pointing. of the Petition. To have a Petition priiiieil was :6 right, oat a favour.—( Hear.)—lle semembereit when the (Intuition had arisen in the last Pailitiment reipeCtiug the right to have Petitions presented at will, it *as admitted that such had been the ancient practice; and that they were only printed short with a vice to public economyr Any Petition *lnch was fit to be heard by the house, was tit to be printed.—(Hear.) Mr. Lueninotok was not prepared to admit the right of 'printing Petitioui in the latitude clothed by the Hon. Meiliber, rod ;should any motto.' be made to hair a Petition like Capt. lianeliett'a, so full of seaudalous libel*, prirsied, lie should its *Malik move that the Petition he rejected. Ile Wes readj , to produce any papers which the lion. Mi-sri• her wished to call for respecting this affair. Mei., wire them with all the alacrity in liiP Wswer. its tie Hon. Member appeared not to have made alt Ins Wind upon the course which he ifirallit 00 take, ha (Mr. LUshington) begged to call the particular ail