The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-01-27 00:00:00

rds•i- X/*At? 1 -" • - . . f 6 - ..._..z.... • 411 I. Nl7 NI 11E11 47,22. • , • wk... • El NG'S I'II E.4TR E. ORATORIOS.-THEATREROYAL, DRURY-LANE. . • EAST INDIA HOIISE, S-AT. 17, 1817. On Saturilny will be ',Wellston, io one Volume itea. with IS - ~BitEIVERS' AI (.A 0 r 1,111`; FVF.NING, TUESDAY, Jam ,17, 91.111 E Nobility. Gentry, nod the Piddle, ore i prilE couite or DIRECTORS of the Pla,-.. •//.20. , • . ,L w;!! be performen, SfuearVii celebrated Opera of . , . . . • CCOITN I i,/ a 'YON M.P. of DISCOVF.R.Y ----ames--,-. _ must respectfully acquainted, Oen the ORATORIOS 1. UNITED COMPAY of MERCHANTS ri, ENG- A • . . • ... to the WESTERN COAS I' of COREA, mid the FIGARO. will commence, as usual, at this Theatre on FRIDAY LAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, du hereto, ogre iriarny a wteetmg tool, In the courier of the Opera, an appropriate NEXT, Jesinno 30. Nance, - - GREAT 1.00 CllOO NI.AN 0 DIV FAIT'S EM ENT. Part I. A Selection from the most admired Pieces of That the present INTEREST of Five per Colt, on the By r4plaiii !lASI,. il ALI.. It N.. F Bs. • 41111 '41:1140. Tavern, 101,0' ii • A End of the Opera, the new gram' Mallet, entitled Hasidel's Sacred Orstorio, COMPANY'S BONDS shall craft! mid determine on the Priated for John Murreev, Allwinarksostreet.. allitlettl. ~ est a qua. 1 .E l'l U; ET FULV I E. THE NIESSI AFI ; 31st MARCO NEXT, from which day lbey are to carts Its- W11:00/1 w%ta Citilea lelino sit'!hunt:it 131:Ar . on Saturday next, Paesiellee far tttt rite Opera of 'LA With the additional Accompaniments by Mozart. haven only at the rate of Four per Cent le r Annum. and ibis day is pnblis..,..i, inimi..imely iii inied au I Vols. two, b Mull NI RA ; 4114 (Arst time) a new Ballet. entitled ACTS Part 11. Beethoven's admired Sacred Oratorio, tient the Proprietors of Moods he rillisweal to bring them in • a New Eeliti tttt , prior, 1/ Ile+. Warn.. of The einveritiati oil ET G I lAT.E A, with entirely new Music, Scenery, Deemer, THE NIOUNT OF OLII ES. to lw noirkeil until the 20th Feloriciry; mur ihat such Brenda • • a N nisi%) il lc AI. ‘- I I,:w ..i. ilit, 1,,, o,i Gusii I.mits4 amour,.:- 1 lb rotationa. Sie. Between the Seemed and Third Parts, Mr. Lindley will as it,all not be marked on or before t!:e said '2oth Feloritirs, All GOVERNMENT. torn Cu. Seitlentriii are the Sawaas -tern) lee the. hoc m 40 a mention to the nobler, it is deemed necessary to perform a New NIA. Caeerto on the Violoncello. 'dean be paid aft ~,, the said 31s1 March, with the Interest in Briinisi to the poreeent Time; aide 5..,,,. Dilices 146044 • Init I - regret 11' stair, that say Property flux Ticket 'old as an adinianon Pert 111. A GRAND M ISCELLAN EOUS ACT, due thereon, eon from that date vinuitacked Bowls shall nut eunueeird with the Ile-tery of the Gover 1111 l ent exelenively Sii the Pit or Gallery, is II fraud oil lIW Thillirc, 111 which srreradraroorite Pieces will be ititroviaccirl. edify any interest. By JOHN MILLAR, 134,4011 wore . . I -ra eon will tee art. et upon accurdingly,as idlers ma such practice Full particulars will he given in future Advertisement.. ..TAMES COBB, Secretary. Professor of Law in the University of Glargoat c•43oit as is discoverid. Prioripal Vocal Peiforinera-Mrs, Saloum, Miss Goodall, - Printed to J. Ilmenean, 30, Liingetv -street, Luedtin. itilieHatD Ti) THE PUBLIC. gitea.Luee M siren, as 4441111, at the Office of the Theatre, and Miss Cool (front the Opera Howse, being her beat per- Of whom may 1w lend, • liortiou' Ayr ry day (Siooloes excepted) from Ten till Four, where torment,e in au English Theatre), Mr. Lielluniy, 31r. Terrail, HAZARD, BURN E. nod Co. whn sold Five ' BERISGTON'S LITERARY HISTORY of the MID- of itr Twenty Thousanda in the 1.11-, Yenr armee. gratefully DLE AG Ps. Ito. 2/. 2.. leiroalw. Rims and Tick. ts may be had aightly,ur for the Seasou, tan Mr. Hammond, mid Mr. Brehain. i in, • -.indication. Leader of the Rawl, Mr.H. Smart.--The whole under 11w acknowledge, that liberal Store of pot.ne pairona,.. Iw. THORNTON'S PRESENT srATr. of TURKEY, Teemed Rea et Regina ! directiou of Sir George Smart. - stowedose their Fortunate and Ohl Estelvlislied Office, 2 Volt 80,0. It 1 Is. . - -._-_-_ - NAYLOR'S HISTORY of the HELveTtc &quo- TH E. 4 TIIR-ROI:A L, DIU" ItY-L.ll NE . - Office, of whom may be had a private Box nightly. ing the Scheme of the premed Lottery, to commence the LICS, 4 Vols. /IWO. 11 16.. Wardle. • _ 'Emus EV EN I NG.. TUESDAY. January '27. 451% March, tostedising ONE HUNDRED CAPITAL:, il. THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. ine•ludiug Throe Grand Prizes of 30.000/. siei ling, we io'. Ilwir Majesties' Sermon will perform the revived T ON FRIDAY EVENING. February 6, at thus forming a .s.elwine of more Capital Primal dean have This day is published, peke es. in boards, •Contedy id' rrilE SIN nod DANGER of brit< I,OV VIIE BELLE'S STRATAGEM. Seven o' Cluck, and every Monday, Wednesday, and ',pearly', for many years past-there is aloo a great sweetly Friday during Lent, in addition to the Scheme, which cannot fail to give Datil. E. of PLEASURE, more than LON'F:Iti ....' Th4ifolli I, Mr. Stanley; Hardy, Mr. Mason ; Sir George Tonelinoven, Mr Knife,: Flutter, Mr. Harley ; Sai/olle, DIOASTRODOXON, faction, viz. that of Stated and illustrated iii Two DisCillifßCli, oil 2Ti 7.1 r. 11 wined ; Tillers, Mr. Bengough ; Cowie'', Sir. Kent. LLOYD'S GRAND TRANSPARENT ORR rm.% Twelve Pipes of Old Port NViuo, 4th verse. I revile parole. Miss Smithson (from the Theatre-Royal, The hue. st, the most 144/41filresit aml intelligent Volume of For the FIRST DRAWN BLA SKS. By it e Rev. ANDREW THONISON. Dublin. her id apprentice On 1144 Stage); Mrs. Racket, the Heaven. in the British Empire. Each of the Holders of the First drawn Bleak on the Minisite of Si, Georges, "Minh, Ale-. tihner; Lady Francs,. Tioucliwoui4 Mrs. Reshinann. "Dr light ful Tink, to rear the tender Thotieht, to leads First, Second, anti Third Days of Drawing, may immeeli- Printed fur W. Blackwood, 17, Prince's I v .-Ns IV a Mivaiiirrade borne, in which the Minuet the young Idea how to doint, and lead the Mind thrwegh stely select from the Stuck of any Wine Merchant they ated T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand, I ale la. Cote eat he el:lured Ivy Miss Smithson moil Mr.Girons. Nature. sip to Nl:nine's God." televise, F 1 'Uhl PIPES of the ices beet OLD POUT Lately published, by floes .Pi 3s. Gallery 24. Upper Gallery IS._ WINE, sad for ifSharee inprovotion, on credit for 1,000 I. LECTURES, Expository and To which will'he'aelded (for the 28th tinsel a new splendid -„„liesee-rls. t tomes for the Boxes nosy he taken at tlw Box-Office, years or longer, required. lit)114 of Seriptnre. '2 vols. Ile. Pantomimic Romance, railed HARLEQUIN'S VISION ; where likewise may be haul, an Epitome of the Lecher's, - • 2. A CATECHISM for the 1' with Plates, New Edition, considerably enlarged sad im- rtmErs and SIIARF S are Rating by - ' in the Nature and Uses err OIL THE FEAST OF THE STATUE. proved, prier Is. &I. ,HAZARD AND CO. Supper, &e. Fifili Edition. Don Joan (sod Harlequin), Mr. Ridgway ; Don Pedro An elegant and powerful Air Stove is erected in the Box At their Office (established a (Mary), 3. A CATECHISM for • (C.inentaielant or Seville), Mr T. P. Cooke; Don Octavio Lobby, and coon Fires in constant requisition in every part SOUTH GATE OF TIIF. ROYAL EXCHANGE. price 41.1. (afterwards Harlequin), Mr. Hard inil; 'atoms) (Valet and of the Theatre, will resider it perfectly warm and acconitno- Who Sold a Prize of L. 20,000 in the last Lottery ; 1. Au ADDRESS Clo•n tea Don Juan), Mr. Paulo; Boatswain (with a rime), dzo,nr. The I. 20,000 in the Lottery before; Religious Erlueseite Sir. Cooke. Donna Veers, wife to Don Juan (awl Cliilltn- I . neatly prime leur Me-. Tree ; Douala Leonora (afterwards Cohnieloine), This slay are published, in FIVO, with the Pieweedines of the This L.". 'ffist° is, Ibe peevio° I'ller-v I 5 The YOU le TillhEeNst.eTS,, aot v I iv r Prizes of L. 20.040 ill Ow last twelve months; *.e.sv. Talmo y. Public Meeting in aid of the fhdendant, after his mewed- . . . ..- . . gina Capin", Prize, in f.amier Lod/trier, amounting to . Th.. stew Pantomimic R 1111 l *nee of Harlequiii's Vi.ion; • tats before Mr. Justice Abbott on the first day, and Lord Elution, new . SOME MII lONS or, 'llle Feed eil the Statue, will he repeated every Evening Chief Justice Ellenhorough un the last two days, price 4a. a a • " ' a Favourite Numbers may be obtained by early application. 8. ACr till evitlisr notice. in hoards, . _ To-morrow. Interne After which will be produced, /fa E 'THREE TRIALS OF WILLIAM INDIA. fir tie first time, a New Mrloalraina, ise two acts, to he This day is pieblialwil, io three 'verge Volumes, 410. price HONE for publishing Three Parodic*, on Three ralbil The 'norm Clock. lb. Music by Si.-. G. Lanza. EmOlfieio Infiernialioos, during Three slue-twelve Days, by I /is Thisr.elav, the Comedy of Town and Country : Reabeu 8/. Ba. with Maps by Arrowsmilli, Three Special imam TH F. HISTORY (SF BRITISH INDIA. lel• wily, M.. Kean. a Thrice the brindled eat bath ineweel."-Shakapeare. Oil s ini lav richard, Duke of York : Duke of York, By JAMES MILL, F.eq. Prink.' by Imd fur IV. separate.luV.o Hone, prce i OWlt.a AllO iley... the n..ltoeen.deoeitei : Printed fur Italdwiii, Cradock, and Joy, Paler. Mr. Kraii. Either Trial may be h A Gato el Tragie Play, iss three aces, 19 be called Ti.. Pri.reetlings of the Public Sleet iag ayperate, primed. E. ide of AleyJos (interspersed with Music, mid trawled _ A PPF.A 11. OF NIURDER. entirely upeo the Poona of 1.01'41 Byron), will be provincial, SIR. HON E'S SU BS(`R lI'TION. To-morrow will he published, hti Baldwin and Co, Pal for die fie st time, we Monday neut. -- - AT a MEETING of the FII !ENDS of the ler-row; and Clarke mid SIM.. POIIIIZALSIreII, pri, rttn.srui:-RoYAL. COFE.vr.G.-ini)E.y. ,LIBERTY of The PRESS and TRIAL by WRY, with a Copy of a Drawing of the Retro of Her THIS EV EN I NG, L „- held at the City of Lonilearo Tavern, oil Monday, December prratiiting 4 Battle un an Appeal, feniglit at t' T -TESDAY' J'illualY "" tlft, 1817, Mr wArrtillAN in the Chair ; 4N A IIG11111.;NT for l'Oill•IfililIV with lir acted, llw Musical Play of Ainsingst several Resolutions then entered into, it was all RIGHT of an APPELLEE Sit insi... (iilV MANNF.RING; Resins ral nolahimilisly, That a Sult.cript be now open- BATTLE; and also for nholisleing Apr • - • OR, THE GI PsY'S PRopimcV. rd, null that doe money which may be sinews died be placed peiedux, containing a Report of a Delo Colonel Manneruig, Mr. Abbott ; Henry Bertram, Mr its the hands sit a C 'tire, to lw used in seeks wares shall • Commons, oil abolishing the Appeal e Brawn, is sint, character be will introduce. in Act hi. au appear to How hest calculated to promote the permanent lido North American Colonic*, etc. • ffea/s•Mel"dle and "The Night was Plirrndialt o'er nic"- - welfare of Mr. Hour and his family; and that the fallowing . Ry E. A. KEN DA LL and In .tea 111. Brnie'e Addew in hie Arum " Scuts Gentlemen he of the Cutimentee:-Ableatnan Goodbehere, Third Minerva; with Remark, wits liar wi• Wallace bkJ."-Dominie Sampson, Mr- Alderman Thorp, Hubris waitlsmail (Ticastiver), Joreph Appellee, Ashford agaiust TI Liston; Pandit Dininont, Mr. Emery; Dirk Idalletilek. , Boreonow, William Stench, Samuel Brooks, William Wil- Jan. '24, I€lB. Mr. Tukely ; Gilbert Oman. Mr. Blanchard. Lucy ter- hams, and Williein Teesdale. "I am for fakirs: away s' tram, Miss Slepheion; Meg Merritt's, Mrs Egerton. P LI y c bust 1 air not fur taking 'Co which will be added (far the 28th time) a new Paula- Ruh. Kaight, Barrel's, Thew. Squire, Epping 1 0 Fos. miner, called Hanle yen Arden 10 10 One who coniadi•rs ,to The magnitude of I' U HARLEQUIN GLLIVER ; IV. P. Plsillimore place 10 0 use the words of the judicial mud Patin OR, THE. FLYING ISLAND. Thos Bonham, Peters. meat mill excelleist mew concerning Gulliver (afterwards Harlequin), Mr. Roloria ; the field - 5 0 Charles James Fax) dedinguisheil v ovil; of Lopata Wire ward,. Pantaloon), Mr. 'Swum,: , Jim. Walsh, Ilalifix 5 0 " Hypocrisy in be which can be t ttu.olrantissimus, Lord Clennedlor of lapiela (afterward,' Jun. Hancock, Nut- the wort odious and are circionst t Iowa), Mr. Genre:deli. The Princely.' Ithomboidilla (afire isie,thatn - 5 0 de-grains; stf all bp- ono to the ward. columbine). Slits F. Dewiest. John Itawson, Sheffield 311 man vices," - 2 0 -- The new Grand Peatomiine, called Harlequin G•llivei, A swarm of B'. from Thomas Ri-rey.-Stal yr, The Flyiusg I.lanil, will he repeated every Ev.asing. S ttttt ersetsliire.whose tote-terrace, Ayles- TO-11101,41W (ii !articular desire), Gulrlaninte's Comedy stinv are for the op- bury I 0 F of She Stoops In Conquer. Mks Hai-de:l4le. Sins Beinitini. prtsions of Law, awl T. W. - - 1 0 on Thasselity, the Play of The P.iIIII of Honour, and whose lieury is for Green and Son 1 1 Three Miles from Paris. the opprerm dby Law 5 0 J. D. "It may operate Du Saturday, liar Ironical Play of Guy Manneriug. Wm. Lindsey, Lee:la 1 0 iii mitigation of po -- - - --- - The retinue.' interval enamels. !! 1" / ...---- - T. BISH, of an honourable J. M. (Second Solt- CONTRACTOR FOR THE PR F.SF.NT LOTTERY, Debtor by J. S. I I imription) Three. tient !twelve for Edit,. Wailer, lain 11 ER 'noel sal tor the repeated work- of public 1 thrice two, Ilvene Beds. - A fat our, and itlavaye 'soppy to meet the enema of his who rie...e., the cell, sre ./. A. W. I oriels, has forsiscd lite pirsent Sehyme frino the 'mimes_ himself al ~ For Shame i.iiii• id •-• v.'s Al Ciii is . rult• sits ; und it appearing to be Ibe And won' three brats J. Mortime .'inova -•i i.al wish that Thirty 7'h and Pound Priers by twelve to one 1 16 ham •!...u:d lw api ',wird fa :noire. ite has placed TII II EE of that (Ise also (416.4 fir. ('apt EE '1" s' it mm:trie Ilie It-ad alit., Scheme, all of per he laid in NI ttttt -v, there out being in this Lottery our "S r 0 111"1"'''' If"'daystsail-kL 'T P hires. There air - 7.1:::::!,11 wash his It 1, „holy of the Se 14.44., Toenve Pipe. of Old Port Wine, in I •,. REliii) sii .Higleliw. •Ai illiKe. to- Theta: Planks. 'llse Drawing still begin we the ritird his ii,..iilv f.... len ail SI .141 CH. ',guy, unit lidulin il 1..111`111 smw lire, 1,. Cull 1114• atientien of his Fe knits to his mental ciivigie 2 elie gird ',stereo.' w bleb attained hi. 011icea in the last 1.,,f- . R. p. h.q., ; nut that there sr :toy thing extratirollioary its bus liavisic 2.cos sty, 5w.a.0....11 •.1,l the l most :not the mimeo lwr of Capitols Obit i.......x I having Owe liectiliie It iliellyr gil• 4. ••4•I, 1141 141111 Se thry '1..,,,1ni0uth.4)1i,..., have hero distrit lin ape:mile id 'Tidily eherereeet Towns 4,.. per lv.li in ilie Crietal Kerma , Ih . Ice caiiAtiiiivilliA 1.01111 ibillird .. ....,,,:.„..mis., 1.. curls is 4 gresi iiiiiiiis r ofitidiViallsilA -Pisll'S Ageless ' noes so T L.,. e• Loe. so critimicaltiy fort unate, as die follow iuig pal twailno 5 „ . . ~ , piirc!.. will ;owe:- Tricot' No. .2.211, a riii. of 30.0044. in , Shares, test. Sixteenth by Float and Co. ( Sixteenth In Ilene rk us, Rath! Mute:mill to 6f:tremor r• Nadia title br Pritchard, herby' sixiieuto to Limrubes..ini. F %wreath ty So e•rizio. 1 Aids Erlialmrgh , Sixteenile In Netronte-stror %Weevil) ha Iliimble, 1 dial( .... ln Omaha -Newt NA fle-on- Tome I Nee n. 1045. a Prize of 46.000/. in I I Slim /bowler hif Pruichaed. Derby Sixteenth bytiiiiiili,' s shield. be Sieve a et ht. kWisiburoli Sixtreolle by P • %treads ea Clark, .4 hertiree -..l.saili lig Fund, Uke Mee. SiKtreuth I. Ads( S•estent le 1 st,rtall ',Pt Diiiiliant and Sixteen, leap, Aurrietti *inter ----- Ni., 1.349. is Pzize of it II" ttttt by Dunham awl t Yallap, .Ninrwiik 1..:41b lap bough and :our Grose, . -its ;or !stet oriel,' Ei/ • . “..rnils /7 11.. try ".‘.....,.111 bit It 1:••' ao., , . ,c l ).X.dd;? .~~ N 173111E11 47:x. KING'S 11IEATRE. rtIIN EVENING. TUESDAY, Jot]. , 17, wi!! he performed, Morari's celebrated Opera of FIGARO, In the course of the Opera, an appropriate DIV FAIT'S E3I ENT. End of the Opera, the new brand UMW, entitled .E I'lU4 El' I. LVI E. 0,, sitnrday next, Paesiellea far tttt rite Opera °CEA will N.% lld ; and (first tinie) a new Ballet, riddled AVIS ET G I I.AT.E 4, with entirely new Megan, Scenery, Dresser, IN rotations. &e. As a caution to the Public, it is deemed necessary to state, that say Pe.,oerty Box Ticket 'old as an ailinisaton exclusively to lite Pit or Gallery, is a fraud un elm 'Meat Fe, and will hr net.ii upon accuedingly.as sifters as such practice is discovered. Ast ra d„mr e is siren, as nasal, at the Office of the Theatre, ' , a iry day (tiiiiiiises excepted) from Ten till Fear, where Rix , . and Tick. is way be had sightly, or for the SCIIIOI4, Ull Vivant Ret et Regina ORATORIOS.—THEATRE-ROYAL, DIWRY-LANE. E Nobility. Grotty. Hod the nre must respectfully acquainted, that the ORATORIOS will emnittenee, as usual, at this Theatre us FRIDAY NEXT, Jniiivir. Part I. A Selection from the most admired Ilandel's Sscrrd Oratorio, 'll-1E MESSIAFI; With the additional Accompaniments by Mozart. Part 11. Beethoven's admired Sacred Oratorio s THE NiOUNT OF OLIVES. Between the S.eoad and Third Parts, Mr. Lindley will perform a New MA. Corieerto on the Violoncello.. Part 111. A GRAND MISCELLANEOUS ACT, In which several.favuvrite Piece. will be iistrodnecd. Foil part iritlars will he given in future Advertisement.. Prisseipal Coral Pei formers—Mrs. !Almon, 3lisis Goodall, and Mi.. Corti (front the Opera Bowie, hrinz her first per formance in an English Theatre), Mr. Bellamy, 31r.Territil, Mr. Hammond, mod Mr. Benham. Leader of the Banal , Mr. H. Sinart.—.-The whole under the direction of Sir George Smart. - Buses and Places to he taken of Mr. Spring. at the Bux Office, of wham may be had a pihvale Boa nightly. EAST IIiDIA HOVSE., s-pr. 17, 1817. COURT of L)lftliCTOits tel (he UNTITD ICOMPA I NY of MERCHANTS or ENG LAND, tradiwy to the EAST INDIES, do herebry gire Notice, 011 Sel*May wale! pabiirbwhto one Volume Iltu • will, IS • ACCOUNT Vi )V ;E or otscov Env 1., th e WESTERN COAST a conEA, anti the GREAT 1.00 (1100 NI .BREWERS' AI U OPOLY. Pieces of _ That the present INTEREST of Five per Crot. on the COMPANY'S BONDS shall ceftee and determine on the 31st MA RCII NEXT, from which day they are to carry In tl-test only at the rate of Four per Cent pl r Annum. and that the Proprietors of Roods he rills wed to brjnq then% in to be marked until the Intl% nao that such Minds as shall not be 'narked on or before 0:e said 10th Erlorsiar, shall lie paid uir oil the said 31st March, with the Int✓rest due thereon, and front that date num:irked Muds shall nut eJI IV any intvrt st. .1,1 M ES By Captain BASIL U. N.. F fl S. Primled for Joins \No-my, Allwim.srle,ostreet. This day is publish , it, linnitsimiely pi in1. .1 in I Vols. fivd. New cccc e I/ Ili+. hoards. of • • N RISTOIt [CAI. VI 041 I . :NC - MASI] Pik c(n•nriNtitENT. frnm civ ihr S:l7/01111 in Briinisi to the present Time; with 1 , 111111 . DIP5(11:11601311 Culluccird nith the litstrry of the 1111 l ell( Ity JOHN MILLAR, Professor of law in the University of (almost Printed fi , s• J. lawman, aA, Lokit, -stmt . !, Li.x . doti. Of whom may he hnd,• RERIvGTON ' S I.UVERAItr HISTORY of the MID DLE AGEs;. tt, , . V. '2, I.9rd-tbs. THIM STUN PRIENENT SrATr. of TIM:KEY, vow. 13... It I. NAYLOR ' S IiISTOItY of the HELvaTtc &Op tics, 4 rob, sro. it Ith. boards. _ 411104 TO THE PUBLIC. - AZ.%RD, nuRN P. and Uri. who mold Five 1 Twenty Tlnmiandie in the Year gratefully acknowledge, that liberal Slime of Fatale Patronage be stowed on their Fortunate and Ohl Estatilisheil Office, Royal E.:change ; they feel greet ph :mire iu recommend ing the Scheme of the preeteo Lottery, to commence the 4th March, eintesiimilig ONE HUNDRED CAPITALS, including Throe Grand Prizes of 30.000/. stetliuX , eic thus forming a S.clwine of more Capital Prize than have appeared fur many years past—niece is also a great norettg in addition In the Scheme, which cannot fail to give sallb• faCillfil, viz. that of Twelve Pipe. of Old Port NViao, For the FIRST DRAWN V. E , ch of the Holders of the First drawn Blank nn the First, Second, soil Third Days of Drawing, may immedi ately select from the Stock of any Niue Merchant they please, Fi)UR PIPES of the rery bed ULU POUT WINE, and for Shares in propoition, on credit for 1,000 years or longer, if required. - • TICKETS and .!TARES are Selling by .HAZARD AND CO. At their Office (establidied a reorrora) r sotiTH GATE OF TIIF ROTA L EXCHANGE. Who Sold a Prize of 1.20,000 in the last Lottery; The L 20,000 ii, the Lottery brfore; Thr L. 20,000 in the previous Lottery; Fly r Prizes of L. 20.000 in the tail twelve months; 4nd Capital Prize, in fanner I.4leries, amounting to . SOME MILLIONS. ••• Favourite Number, may be obtained by early application. E. 4 fitE-1101:A L, DUCRY-L..IINE IIIIIIS EV EN I NG.. TUESDAY. Janwory 47. their Majesties Seenvote will perform the revived comedy 4.1' BELLE'S STRATAGEM. Thoie, , o, I, Idr. Stanley; Hardy, Mr. Howson; Sir George Tioichwood. Mr Prole,: Flutirr, Mr. Harley; 7.1 c. Rooms; Valero, Mr. Biligough; Civoriall, Mr. Kent. chilli Hardy. Miss %lithium (from the Theatre-Royal, her id apprormico on Ihie Stage); Nrs. Rack. t, Mrs. Glover; La.ly Francis Touchwouik Mrs. Robinson. i 111 . IV Si MiiilllirrAlkt SeellP, in which the Minuet if. 14 Cove s ill he rlaurcil by Miss Smithson mad 31r.Gironx. To which willle . :l.l.led (for the 28th time) a new spktidid Pantomimic Rollialler, (ined HARLEQUIN'S VISION ; OIL THE FEAST or THE STATUE. Don Joan (void Harlequin), Mr. Ridgway ; Don Pedro (C• ouni so,lant a Seville), Mr T. P. Cooke; on Octavio (affer...arils Harlequin), Mr. Hard mil; Jacvimo (Valet and C 10•11 to Don Jean), Mr. Paulo; Boatswain (with n So net, Mr. Cooke. Donna Elvira, wife b. Hon Juan (mill Clll/1111- I..Ur MLA Tree ; Donna Leonora (afterwards (:ohinilii or), y. Th.. Hew Pantomimic R ))))) *nee of Hirlcquin's Vision; or, The Feist of the Statue, will be repeated tarry Evening till fi•illitr notice. To-morrow„ Lilliplit. After which will be produced, f,r• ific first tine, a New Melo-drama, to Iwo acts, to he The 'I . so ret Clock. The Nlltisic by Mi. G. Lanza. Ih, Thiirsdny, thu Comedy of own and Country : Retilseu Cr!. Hilly, Mr. Kean. smisiday, Richard, Dike of York : Duke of York, THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. AIN FRIDAY EVENING. FehrunrY 6, at Sevvu u'Cluck, and every Monday, Wednesday, stud friday during Lent, DIOASTRODOXON. This day i 9 paldished. price es. iu board■, rrtiE SIN and 1)A NG Elt of twit < LOVERS 1. of PLEASURE, more 'hitt LOVERS of GOD. Stated mod illustrated io Two DISCUIIIMM on 3 Tim thS iii. Ith verse: LLOYD'S GRAND TRANSPARENT ORR rm.% The hogs st, the most magnificent and intelligent Volume of the Heavens in the British Empire. " lAbghtful Tusk, to rear the tender Though:, to teach the young Idea how to shoot, and lesssl the Mind through Nature, up to Nature's God." Boxes Ss. Psi Is. Gallery 24. rpm... Gallery Is. Places for the Boars may he taken at the Box-Office, where likewise may be had, an Epitome of the Lectures, with Plates, New Edition, considerably enlarged and im proved, price Is. 641. An elegant stud powerful Air Stove is erected in the Boa Lobby, and good Fires in constant requisition in every part of the Theatre, will resider it perfectly warm stud accent:no slats ng. Hy II e Rey. ANDREW THOMSON. .% M. Miniente of Si. Geo, g vgla. Printed fur W. Blackwood, 17, Prince's-street, Edinburgh, aud T. Ca&II and W. Davies, Strand, London. Lately published, by the same Author, 1. LECTURES, Expository ai l Practical, on Select Por ill/11'10f Srriptnre, '2 vols. 11s. 2. A CATECHISM for the Instruction of Communicants in the Nature and Uses of the Sacrament of our Lord's Supper, &r. Fifth Edition, price nil. 3. A CATECHISM for Vuung Persons. Sceouil Edition; price 461. 1. Au ADDRESS in CHRISTIAN PARENTS on the Religions EiNem - iif their Children. The Second Edi t nesily printrd; " I ...Ono -I. 5. The YOUNG WARNED AGAINST abe ENTICE MENTS SINNERS, in 'Env Disc •ses. The Second Edition, imently printed ill IR . lii del Imererelee. This day are published, in Sen. with the Proceedings of the Public Meeting in aid of the Defendant, after his riegnit.. • tale before Mr. Justice Abbott un the first day, and Lord Chief Justice Ellenburough on the last two days, price 4a. in hoards, E THREE TRIALS OF WILLIAM HONE fur publishing Three Parodic*, on Three Ex-Offieio Informalious, during Three sneccasive Days, by Three Slaecial Juries. " Thrire the brindled eathath tneweil."7:Shakapeate. A. A' CHl.Li:crioN e•f lI YIINS for CHILDREN The Second Ediliou , I him). Gol. INDIA. This day is published, in three Inez/. Volumes, 419. price Bs. wills Maps by Arrusessmills, rrlIE HISTORY (IF' 13111111S11 INDIA. By JAMES 3111.1., Loudon Priuttal fur Italdwiti, Craduck, and Joy, Pater- Mr. Beau. A Gi.aml Trogie Play, Ist three itch., to be railed The I,le of AltyJos (interspeeMl3l. with Mame, au4 founded ilie Pound of 1.01 . 11 Hyrou), will bi: fur hbe fiii.t time, us§ Monday neut. rttn.irtrE-no Y.l L. C'o FE.v i ni)E.N T IIIS EVENING, TUESDAN'. 1111thily 27, will hr artril, Ihr Musical Play of GUY MANNF.III7\6; • Oft, THE GIPSY'S Prown Ley. Colonel Mannering, Mr. Abbott ; Henry Bertram, Mr. Drabans, in 'shish distracter be will Winolnce, in Act 11. an irieleMelrly, and "The Night was spreading o'er mr"— am( In Aea 111. Arner's A.l4e ki his Amp. " Scots wha liar wi• Wallace bkJ."--Dominie Sampson, Mr. Ceylon; D•nirlie Dumont, Mr. Emery; Dirk HAtlerairk, Mr. Tukely ; Glossim Mr. Blanchard. Lucy Ber tram, Miss Stephens; Meg Merrilics, Mrs Egerlon. To which will be added (for the 29th time) a new Paulo- mime, raped HARLEQULN 6111.1.1VE11; OR, THE FLYING ISLAND. Gulliver (afterwanla Ilarlegaiu), Mr. Halftime; the E M Z of Lopata (antiwar& Pantaloon), Mr. Norman; ilnadrantiasimits, Lord Chancoltur of I aipstia (anerwarda t luau), Mr. Grimaldi. The Printer.' Hbonslauiddla (after ward. Columbine), Misa F. Dewiest. The lien Grand P.oitiimitne. called Hartecinia or, The I:liottl.laud, will Me repeated every Evening. To-unos lOw (b% particular drain), Guldsntillns Comedy of qt. Swop, to Conquer. %has Hatdeinale, Miss BCIIIIIOII. (hi ' flats 'day, the Play of The Point of Honour, and Three Miles front Paris. . Vu SAiurtlay, Ilse I ronical Play of Guy 31:anneriug. T. BISII, ('UN TRACTOR FOR THE PR ESF.NT LOTTERY, X l l E s ft rraiel ill Inc the repeated work , a public • stone, and always hippy In meet the ideas of his I ~ewls, has forint il the prrcrut Stlllllll. (Vann the 'mimes_ .0a• of yrs Al Col is sits ; and it atirrearing to 1w Iha ...sal wish that Thirty TI and Pound Prize* lw n to ',wird 1. alnre, hi has placed TII It liE of That .!. uusumi.iou d th a 11.. mi of Ili.. St-brine, all or II bids are to 111 NI 00000 •v, there not bruit in On!: Lottery airs Stock 1% , re.. Them JI One Hotiolicil Capital Prix a; and, inile oily of the Si 111.1111.. Twelre Pipe. of Ohl Port Wine, in h. There I(lnnis. The Drawing till begin uu the Ins of %I.NUCI-L ftl` lll stow bee% to call the attention of hi. Es lend. to INr lord mtrrrom whirls atte•iileol his 011 ices in the lust 1.”1- luy; slut Oat Ihrirc s. :thy thin:: extraordinary its his • I•dli 11w I irog , t a n d ihr grvaitot her ul Capitals (thit 'mini; sits.. tleCtllile Or a '4.1, hut Iwcaomp Ihry have been dlarril lin 11111•3111. of l'histy ihireresst Towns in i h,. r„,‘„ i t Ki nc ,l , I I.llre ciltr.r.itstquil% vont% aboited I. IetWIA h 4 great ISL I'S A Tents Imi e• he. is reinaiktiltiy fort twine, as 11w following 1141 llrwlala will pro% Nu. .2.'241. a reizo Sixierulb by Flint awl Cu. Balk *art kola he r by I Sixtreath ty v • I azht. Erlittl,Nrgh , %imam!) hi• efet !toile-on- Tont' I '10.0091, in 9 Sli;lre% SWIM'S') lu Berle rk Siete:nth lo 6lsteimier Sixteentis to Able Sixteenth fa \'elrgnle-strr•d N 3 ,41 1. to Curatiii No. n Prize of hp 4 Prilcbat.l. Derby • cull. by Sitvw iti.t. Elliaburyk , 04.4 uit, by ('NA,: brriren • ,011 i. Fo. d, Cherie?. firig 11 Slier - co. SatreHill bySiliitlyNewearlle aad'. Sixtrtoill bM Risk( Ts, Ilrar ler d Sirdertillt by Fllll%. Thetford Slitemili to .... Cork s;xitrttils to .... Clapham Siverioilt to Wallow* %1 ., . tt , Irn thitilsanl ;eta 1 all •p. Aursrinle i 0.11,00/. in 12 Slims. sotte.l.lli by Tristwiitt. Plr Sixteenth by fluidal!. It's nrynenn Sixteenth hy Duel/not /nil Sixteen!!! h. SITP.I.PM Slut sloth I.t Can6enrv•ll Sorts:rub Si I/ hi/et-Impel N. , . 4.349. ize 01 ‘l...rler LM DosubAns Nortric4 1. , :4411 kr Film Ima Sam, liimdectier lo<entb by *fro right. Edisepottrik ....t;rnilt iy Basry 01.41 Son. Itriorol th L. Brll, Oundie Shur. of the above 10,01 V/ •le• lA. are soppostol lu Lc rul, to ptimms risiditag A c ros. n !.." .ut,l 9 virimy of minor •-• I.oucu.o.* of wiod. i" I.:tmer,nis tut au kt II of Printed by and for W. Hone, 67, Old ltJiky. Either Trial may be hail separate, price Is. Akan, the Pri.reetlings of the Public Meeting ayparate, price 6J . MIL HONE'S SUBSCRIPTION. Al . NIEETING of the FII lEN DS of Ow LIBERTY of Ilse PRESS and TRIAL by WRY, held at the City of Landon Tavern, oar Monday, lkeetnlser 2), 1017, Mr WArftl MAN in the Chair; Ainuugst several Resolutions then entered min, it was Resulted itu.ii.iiiv lusty, That a Subscript be now open ed, and that Ilse ))))) nry which may hr sakes ibed be placed in the baud,. of a C •ttee, to he used in swell way'as shall appear to them hest calculated to promote the permanent welfare of Mr. Hour and his family; and that the fdlusting lientlenwn he of the Commit tee :—Aldri man Goodheltere, Alderman Thorp, Hubris Wattlimail (Ticastiver), Jomph Hureomlw, William Starch, Samuel Brooks, William %Vll hams, and William Teesdale. t 8.1 I' s. Rob. liaight, Rarrells, Thos. Squire, Epping 1 0 Heal , yin Arden 10 10 One who considers ,Its W. P. Phillintory place 11l it use 11w words of the Thos Bonham, Niers- ,seat and excellent field 5 0 Charles James Fna) - Jon. IVilsh, Ilalifix 5 0 " Hypocrisy in he Jun. Hancock, Nut- the most odious and Inialiam - 5 U ' degrading of all bp . John Ilawmot. Sheffield fa U tuna vices," - 2 A swarm of Ws fr o m Thomas 11.-ri7, - Wal- S ttttt ersetshire.whose Intl-terrace, A y !ca stings am for the op.. bury - 1 picas...is of Law, and T. VV. - • 1 whose lieury is fur Cerro and Son 1 tbroppremd by Law 5 0 1.1). "It may operate Wm. Liiiilaey•, leetls 1 0 in mitigation of pu- The returned interest night - tient ! !!" 1 of an honourable J. M. (Second Solt- , Debtor by J. H. 1 I *chitties) . Threw timers tattler for Eden. Waller, Latini, thrice tried Hone. Beds. Whistle:twill the cent se J. A. W. himself:llone, For Shame!" - I And won three heats J. MI iirt tuner, Vl'ttre. by twelve to one 116 I ham - One who dewing \lr. Ca pt Ellis, ditto, R.N. 1101 it's them day. per ditto - I p• i. 0.• ot 5 •, in. T Brown, ditto, per dn. I patio...ll with his It (: ditto, per ditto 2 neon) of i•IISStIII , e, A Lady, Ilts ILI.; pitied Ili• lustily ri. .5. 11. 104. ; two hir i,got., and allitios d Is, 4 kNleu, 11). 1 , 11 h; Ilk mental envigy 2 0 tool so nth y Nub- R. I'. - 310 script ems, 19s. thl. J. Cinder, Springfield, per ditto - 3 F.towx - ti I I (:. I) Ilaones.mith 2 Sidniouth, I Ili, el , and Fluidic, Su IncrirtiOUS CO. per W. G. 1 I fr eeeee the °dive of Ti. it di...4111111rd E.ie. Ibe Bur!: Paper tllteil 10 Tyranny as John Clark, Cemps °macs-don. term Adel, See. re y I 0 I'. WWls to thy 1'.... William Philpot 1 4) 1,,3414 Religiiiii,hot A Broker 2 0 1. no xecat admirers of A Poor Vulcan St. .411111113141 U• 2 0 A Lawyer opposed in Rea T. B. Nterris, principle to Law 2 0 [tee tin of Shelf:, time, -- Si-a. - le I 0 who 111.,ippeove. of Itelenmation - I I the Vermeer., lent .1. V. Lar:e. IVinchester 2 0 abhors the stial.lll4 " Man is as his mind an utfectuil z. al lie iv. - - It, lieuni the iireteta For the Hone that set for Pol;tical Pere. I the If at.o . that Shaved 011111,11 - 3 3 the Rats - John Piggott, Chine, T. C. - E....rx - 1 0 Gi. and .1 Coy J. C. Agitis, Langfoid I 0 D---, o 'rake Phy. Thumas Nwdo 1 0 .111). rally!" 2 0 The Prom iemes Or sem rot Independent Country News. paper., cotwodra int that ii. Liberty of the hiheie Press has loves essentially promote., bv Mr. llonc's IrXerllllll/1, base ~,,, , I )131111 , 11111elytIrelird Books Air Sllbterlpiltal/1 at their re spective ittriCell, and Vidtllllllrdy 111 111,11( Journals promoted the objet) whop the Committee have in view. Sums so silbserdwil, as Orli :es 1110!ie peocureal by. Ihe spontaneous Ilsolitts. of ether iod within?. in i.e country, who are desir ous of tontrilitstme by their eni Ilion. to the future welfare of Illr Heine and Ins tamely, may be transmitted as oftru a. coos. ma of to lr Waillonan, the Tresseurr, ir to either of ils• sults r tie:nth - num melbasBsta to saveire mili,c4 'Oulu) 111 Loudon. Sub,. 4 , 1 ,44. m. welt In' re-trivial by Robert Waitlernan, the Trensnier, 11,..1,1.• ~,. ,-1, Bltkfrears; Alderman Thorp, Militate Iligh.siii it ; ?lobed Carter, !II es; Joseph Nurr..isslw, /4t. Pant'. Cite. elt.yard ; Willsint Teaselale. st PAM. 1 . 1414411 , 1 , 1.: ; Santo' I Brooks, Strand; 31111 Alc sande r Galloway, Hi;;li Ilt.dx,rn. 3 3 I 0 2 9 1 0 I 0 1 0 1 0 0 10 APPEAL OF NIURDEIt. To-morr o w will be pi;hlisheil, hmi Baldwin 1.11141 Co. POPMIIII. ler-row ; and Clarke nod S 4111".. Portioral-street, price 7. 6.1. with a Copy of a Dr:twili t : of the Keno of Henry I 11. re past:siting a Battle un an Appeal, fouzlit at that time. N A RGU MEN T for coiltritiiiz liiigely the RIGHT of an APPELLEE to on TRIAL by RATTLE; and nlau for abolishing Appeals; with an Ap pendix, einitaininc n Report of a Debate in the House o f Common., On abollohing the Appeal of Murder in the Bri tish North American Colonic., Ac. By E. A. KENDALL, E.g. F.A.S. Third Eklitiow; with Newmark' on 11w Replication of the Appellee, A.hfuril a;aivat Thornton, in the Kings Bench, Jan. C.ll, I€lB. " I am for takiwz sway the Appeal for Murder entirtly; but I am out for taking it away in part."—Charles James Fox. The magnitude of the question of Amid of Murder, boils judicial and Parliamentary; the great difference of senti ment concerning it, which has prevailed among the must distinztiisheil persons; and the little, that ix satisfactory, whirl, can be found in the works of the t eminent writers, are circiunsiaiircs that combine to recommend this publics -11011 to the attention of readers. TO SCHOOLMASTERS This day was published, price 24. W. lIIHE ETON LATIN GRAMMAR. with Expkosstors Notes, collected from various Grammars, for the Use of Schools. By WILLIAM MAVOR, LL.D. •.• The sale of eight very large Impressions confirm* the value of the Noteo attached in this Gramtnir, and fully in dicates the character which Dr. Marries Ertllion continues to snYtain in Schools, for accuracy and neatness. Loudon : Printed for Lit-kismet'', awl Co. ; Lyw and Co.; Longman and Cu.; Baldwin and Co. ; Mosey and Sous ; .1. Rich3rdsou ; C. Wilkie ; and R. Fenner. This 4.1) is pablished, pri. e 25.. 6J. BLACKWOOD'S EDINIWW:II MAGA ZINE, No X. for JANUARY, 1818. CONTRIIITS: Account of Capt. Scoresby's Observations on the Green land or Pular Ice—Prince 's Street Sketches, No. 1,.—"50-11114111/f 1111 4 111/f 11 1 r prints (lid Books. No. N ato . ral !Jimmy, Ni'. 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This Magszine is poblisheil in Edinfinr:di on the 20114 of cich Mouth, and is Luudou on the 1.4 of succeeding Month. riiiite.l for %Vm. Blarkwoorl, 17, Prinee's.strect, Ellin burgh; nod sold in London be Baldwin, ('restock, rind Joy, Paternoster-row; to whom Communication. (p..st psid) may Inc aildre , sed. Sold also by all the Butiksellsas of the United Kingdom. • NEW EDITIONS of three of the Numbers having bten printed, the whole Nine Numbers *ay auw be bad as Olovu. isr.Aurics OF LNGI7AND, Thi• day it published, in (hie lame Volume. Flvo price Our Pound Four Shillinzs, un detny paper; and One Guinea and a Ilalf on royal paper, beards, TGIF INTR()IWCTION TO TIIE BEA (T. TI ES 'of ENG LA IS D sitid WA LES : comprising oh. so a-idiom; ou the History and A Miquit 1111 of the Britons; the Romans in ; the Anglo-Saxons; the Anglo- Danes ; moil the Anglo-Normans. Togolier with IZemai Ls oft the PrOKel'as of Eccltsialitical, lhhtary, and Domestic Architect ore in succeeding ages. Illustrated by Two Mops, slowing tutuations of tlw Celtic nod Belgic Tribes, with their townr. and bark-ways in Brisitiii, mis they existed at the Brat Invasion of Cicsar; anti the Koolau roads and stations its the countries now de ttttttt to:fit:el England ant Wales. nivel) ate nddrd an Appendix, contsi tt it ig corrcctions mid midi I tttt I o •enrol (Oil lit IV% 1.% .le.crihNl in the" Ihxuti.e cid ali l of the principal It t Its %%Melt treat on the Tapir g raptly and Antiquities of Eneatoll collet (iv. Is; and o f woika illustrating the m0t.t.,, , of the Arts most important iu topographical re-wan-hes, mid utht la t.e affording mate rials to the fecal Hist". tam By JAMES NORIZIC, Printed for J. 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Thin day erne pahlisdird. price 2i. hound, ANEW awl EASY METHOD or LEARN ING the SPELLING and PRONUNCIATION of the FRENCH LANGUAGE.. By JOHN PER H N. Screnteenils I.liiiuu.ri•vis4,l and Cm 8141/41 by C. GROS, Editor of nll Mr. Perrin's ollu•r 'To, k.. London: Pointed for Lackinzton and Cn. ; Law and fu. ; Sealelwid and Co ; Baldwin and Co ;lon and Co ; lluL•w anJ Cu.; Sherwood ■nd Co.; Bousey and Suns; J. liarria; and J. Walker . Tbia day waa poldislied. in Three Volossises, mice les 6sl a Work of Imacinanoti, FRANK ENST El N ; or, The Nlffilern Pro kocitteuq. " Did I refines. thre, Molter, from my day To 'p.m me mai, Dud I 1.4.1161 thre From darkness to promote me?" PAttarstse. LOST. London : Printed for Larkington, Hoghep, Itardiug, Ma vor, and Jones, Finslidr)-square. This thy wag pitlitiAed, hi a very neat %mall !locket volume, with Copperplutes, price 38 halfdi 00000 id, CoNcisF. tool EASY 31E1'1101) of PRE -111 SERVING SURIEeTS of NATURAL HISTORY, intended for the Use of Sportsmen, Travellers, &r. sic. to enable them to collect and piepaie mitts curious and r ar e Articles as ihey may wish to preserve, or to transmit in ►ati•ty to tiny past of the acrid. Hy Al 11.1.1A31 BULLOCK, Fellow of the 1.111110111 and other Societies, and Proprietor of the I. ion Museum of Natural History, at the Egyp. that. Hall, lAol,luu. Priott 41 fur the Proprietor, anti may he had of Lackinz ton mid t'o. Fiusbory•wpsare, and at the Loudon 711iisetint, pill:. BIBLE: CLASS BOOK ; or, Scripture Readings for every Day in the Year : heim o Three NM/- aired and Sixty-tive 11.v1 , StIllS selected from the most instruc tive and inspreseive parts of the Sacred Scriptures. .ldapte•d to the Use of Schools and Fent':firs. •„,• uI There are parts, of the Ohl Testatnesit at least, which tire certainly imploper to he read in schools, and there are others n Inch can only he commlered its lessons of hard names. 'there :we also mauy IN4:4011A se Ito have not leisure, and some n ho have not joil.zinclit to make a limper selection for the School or Family to molt, a work of this nature may he extremely towful."—Vide Ev-ing. Magazine, J3ll. ISIS. London: Printed for fAckinonn and Cn. situate: Imortuan and Co. Paterstostef-row j and Law Whittaker, Ave NEW BIOGRAPHICA I. MAGAZINF. ..... On the Ist of February will he published, handsomely printe.! jn lame Sen. on the finest roe!). -plate paper, No I. (10 heeuotinued I tuouttill), price:"... lid. iilmi!iAll-SICAL NIACIAZiNE; con -11. minim! Porirsiis, with leers and ektiorters of emi nent and iiitenions Person!. of e, er% Aze mil Nation. FAO Nutnbrr will einitsin Eitht Portraits, (tom the ni , st stremeit likenesses, enpiered by Hell, in his best ..tole. with the Lives awl Clisraeters by Str.liarrison. A C.M. Cupirs will bi- printed off out !ohs Paper, with Pewit* I ontressions, for Su hscrslirro ugly. at le. ea. h Nember. 1.010911 ! P. Illt. d f.n Fah,. Pohl by Sherwood, Neely, and Joi.es, thidwell and Mar tin. N..... It oitil-otnret; James Harpti% 48. Fleet.atteet, where Specimens of the Formtiliovu may b• ..en, and s dr halt and at all nt...l:ll4:Lfili. irarday toolOilace at the Crostrt and aichor, Tavern, ope, :thins very .iimpartsur abject. At a quiuter par ogle, Siv,HENKY Wll.OO/1 vivet called to the Chart, upon the MO. ;Mu o r I Isoni t e IkaNstoNT, tsg. The en:Airman addrivssed the Meeting in the flat. feted by the ho 444444 y4141' k it e eillact red 111)011 but I regret.tlitit Sails 1 . 411 ripotia pyjama mote-capable enirring toto such a roilsoes as musttinta...vally follow the nrilwithA,s/.f itivftfoltuns Au tls . hiektingt upon a subje4:l4op, I""tanti 11.eritte.we 'sacred to the consideration • . of its inerits tc l have to Invoke one request. It impossible tint I cati'sit hear with any comfort tw iitymll:. if politioNl _latter should be tiiiXed drat a h u h It kalle7jr4 • lewd 011jeCt of the Meeting to deliberatettoft x3lat, should ally olrit%ivatitrisa of such a ten ency Aoseinli:y will support me in eAllstig to order the (:entleinato from whom they procced..—(ili)eforisr.) -Th.- subject upon which we are met is one eN trourty delicate, us well as es-eistial, for it is to call Won those who are leading charactets amongst the bre • ers of the Metropoli4, to account fur con duct winch to the coininurritv appears to be no.. thing thin, whittery—taut of advancing the price of the commodity in which they doll, ro the great prejudice of the lower ortleit.. and without assigning soy cause tut the inCrease. It will ap pear necessary to discuss the subject in such moaner as to prevent any prejudice; and, on the other hand, the interests of the consiontsity.are so communed. as to render it obligatory upon rill who . are acquainted With the, subject to eater into .It • with a feeling solely proceeding from a view to the public good. I am old enough In the world to know. that no greater honour or honesty exists among any people than those who form the cons= intority of this kingdom. and that if ratisfictory grounds ate sliewii, Irdlt tipper and lower orders will submit to del)rivation.—!(:reat applause.)— Het that is class of gentlemen should, weliout savior a word shout the matter, raise the price of a commodity its which the pour are compelletl to deal, is a circumstance riot to be endured.— There to rum a public opportunity of eluting the grounds on which thane gentlemen are acting; mid if they 'nave that the;r increased demand upon the imblte is just, there till not be the slightest hesitation in acquiescing in so important a regolas tion—(Appfouse).-17 1•••11 flits question I feel the greatest interest. 1 suit brought amongst you being Mag:strate of the Comity ; I have (I. 143. ed VII intended journey a day or two ltiii ; .er, in order to be ',rearm at a discussion, which, I ITU", "It prove 11011011filWie 1111011 tiV2 part of the accused.— The brewers are the manufacturers of that court:la dity which, with bread, coostitutes the suppoot cC the cominiiiiity, and I trust that those very honour able gentlemen will distinctly prove that the in crease which has lately taken place do e s not ar%",l from an intention to suck the vitals of the poorer classes; fur it is those classes that stiller most. i . halfpenny increased demand iii a pot of beer dl es not afrect those to whom I address myself :It thna hireillig; but to the labourer it is a serious circtnu stance. and it is our duty to see that those tthu arse subject to the imposition, and are sulkier.: It% it, shall riot sink under 111 treatment. The politic rm.'. pressi 4444 is, that the brewer" MC 114111 1 !til a iii e gettile mem I trust they will let I tlitir (ton c olm ep lei te e , and not permit u sentiment to go forth th,ii the are capable of oppressive acts, but that they or their agents will come forward mid state tar mot iv, a by which they are influenced. It is true, rhos geittleineu hate brunched into speculation', mid deposited capital, by which the people are heno tiled ; they therefore have an intlisputalde ilttoi to a fair remuneration ; but this is a time at %%id: li it might reasonably be expected beer should n o t ti e raised, lor part of the tlutv has been taken ill', the price-of mint has liven reduced, and lahour is paid in proportion to the badoests of the tunes. It is under these circumstances tiece.hary to exhibit to the public the causes of this extraordinary demand. II those Honourable Gentlemen wish to grow rich upon the vitals of their feilowsinen: I wish them joy of their riches, in which 1 would not be a ;anti cipator to the prejudice of milliaits—(App/Jasej. I trust those Him. Gentlemen will *hew .111.1 t they deserve the epithet, by proving that their conduct has Men influenced by nothing hut a slew to just compensation; awl that they ...ill show to the rah lie that they hold honour and justioe imarlahle. I shall do etery thing 11l my powtr for the saii•f.re tun-011, • th"., m WAY 014 polities be oinumen fro tie tscutisson. for the matter is merely between the brewers and the ;whit...." The CH A IRM AN thew stated, that the Alerting was called fur the purpose of considering the best means of counteracting the public grieve:ice-- brewers'mtmopoly.. . Mr. DRURy addressed the Cliv]r. Fle shush, 1101 have presumed to obtrude laiamatif an th e to o ice of the ,Meeting, had it not heed (4 some otatenteasto which had fallen from the (;etetlematt who titled the and *latch he thougtt were mem-sect, 17. u.,, fiat of all, lie begged leave to notice the sort or tit.he hid, is given to this Mert:lig by the Geo. llrillril who promoted It—a Meeting Li take Mtn C./11%11'4r rat 011 tho ihewers 4 :\ lof topllly. lite should toot have expected frciit the sespectithle p-s twos who prapiatesl this 31eetitig so harsh an epithet Applied to Illy clt.tittable hody of status, swilhoutt set least some fair investig.atioti, and proof that the Ifni tiost WAS; iletterved. But the bre.‘% 4 r were to he condemned by wok:if/460n ; they were Ito IW ac cused and judged, and coodelatted and punished, without bring heard. lie hoped, however, to be able to sitolicate the character of that body of 'nett front the imputation 11 , 1 11111 . 1611 y Kttel isirttuiadrratt lr ant *trots thesis, that the tore of porter to 6d, a pot was the mere result of mottorolY cr exaction I, n their litirt4. and not Oiritt i ,T to s ill ie r rem i t which tiler %vete thsattlelvcv ti, luetsced, and user 1., 1 111 '~ I ~~