The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1819-11-17 00:00:00

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By i... 0. the wars *. is Clitasettatts, Nolokkinettolousold be rolled o nmedistrly ; NSW. the tow nabs,. matmat ssl.ir. • It* 11)111 pirfure 11 -"V‘ 10 " ' Irinted for Baltkrin, Craduck, and Joy, i I . 4 2CCITICE is hereby semen so till Pe IPeR INC; ; ratio; to supply the follow...tic . r- - 7- - - - ---.--7 -- •. ...my ....we ... ...p....,.. or r o d e o, death. If 'meta adjoin...- 44re Army, viz s i: LEK PROSO#T, omits Were •Itowcal, the esecesnoy es 'ornate siottlit k`AAA ll , ' 'HO RH OW. .5... •lo .oit 11. ; Thiel thy nit published, in ihn. prier Or. tumult,. If Ibis preiredeit were tollowel, 11/144.411 e55,..1./ o,: , .- • stli on,. v. '', OR EA D, . . ,1 - Deers Bert. Jjt., 'a Land Fitters i s Cantoomiataa i LE MEN TS of GREEK; i 4 1(11,4111)Y moil the use or necessity of II (:orw.er at all? Irby ar.d lOW rudisce the con I emssil mato, au the under-mentioned Counties : %I F.THE, compiled fruiu the bilat 4 1nthuraties, Ancient for the complaint before a Alsensiriele. mild ilwnwpessreail 0 Hope, now I :i i %NOWA,' • f Dersibed, n Isnmok, an !Modern, to the Grated Airy ? H.• wished the advocate. uf 'tor Nista- , t. Word, of . -I Peelle, - , I Lessiehtlarl I Warwick, • By THOMAS ITtior. - Irides were present let explain *why, Ili inverai onstaweos, ll.e Ve i l: a...o r/ 7 D I '„, : .C l,e ur ral osee:ll, AlithErsea, And is the several .., London: Printed for Baldwin, Ctuducilt, sad Joy, Paler- Magistrates refused to receive rrodener. Cream. rows I Nerthiimberlana, C. ouliesol North mister•row. , brought before them Were (ejected, Irreanoe fiery hid ssb...'y .flies Lucy . hasoseciese, • , smile ,. i, Britain. . been intake the cuissidtrataini of the (rrailaal done is 11.....• M.:1114r. u hieh //REEF AND MUTTON, CHERI IN TARLAC . irritancy's, rouse 411(11C141: sal door... Hon sniehi learelnen s:.• 'obis! 4 1 0 14 111irNsjesty's Land Purees in Cintoamento, Qatar- This day is pnblivhea, elegantly punte d in royal fish, vial' lowed. But a question Islll4 artfully put t•• the Justices, 6 y less, sad Llarvacks, iu the under-tuentioneil Cuuutirs mid a rawnirspie r e, prier If. la. hoards, whorls they were Lu lea-ly ireuelid. I. it a... A.-Le4l. n 0... . -lebandf: ' - - driii7.`iS. ertnlrrout Fitni.llor 0 Ity TA II L'' 11.1 II casts had nut beret Lefole llyr the . Jur), • • VII: I you tis.-1 Hecate, Laacests•r, , Ns.rtlostobeglsoil, 11 4...) Dr.HONSTII.AT,Jt);eS of the vporioas Poosiivosi 00, I lure altemArd to awns ? The•%l6o•Wer WRY. ••' :$1 6 , 41 cert...., . " 11'01, tbru,'" it 16$a• ettpClV6 , 6l be the ar r ae...i. .• ue is.• • Isle of Alan, Muumuu:4, Salop. Nltortina'at. of the Gouty as ars eel l i v by I 6 1,,i,,j,,,, ~,,, ode of ‘Vsfyl, molly crii leaf Siturtitaas a ' nal Ittorts; 4 it'd a cunt's... Isslsu- gut sums teem CAWS for ”11.... ' PM 3111Endralt 1 , , 'WWII , * J. 3 1 • . .. , 04TR, dectiow to the Liavoe. tabard Is ihvedigale them; and Ise hopied 4 1640,14651 16 610:.1 4 1 , r• kis Mairisb's Cavalry in Caistosiosessis and Quartem in Uy J. 6 POIIIoVIIIIN. be 'near fir ■ • ea imolai inf.conati n n a l pines arise l urysuy i .bu bud the stue•cusssiocted Ilectuntelyt.-1 , 1•y•s/ Opplill.s. • Ike •mlei-ilietajtmed CIPUOLIFII: . 'London: Printed! for Daldoiia, Cratisck, anal Joy, l'alci. litiby,4ll4 allsfroi:. noverocow. • 4 os: !Ina, than, retold liar Ilials /Mo. alf, anal at., Jell luaus, .1•.1 : .• VOifig, via, • . .. , the cumloct of the Coroner and the Macistrsirs Warr air Orld i ' . p. ttllkeii ro ltfielitrher i lu re ' sfteso / ftitg fp • This day we pab a i‘po se logiti e . 10,84, eyes, dare Its say that those pecirceiswita 6 ,- .P•Iik.IIP, a... 'inhit u Calitoditieutsaiid Iliiiirfees, in . 1 won ISO /ti RS RS -io nTri 'I4R E IT. ri: r.: F. 1 3*.i, ..aafaaul rive, so earleram iti44lfiai IGIVONICIIIIIIII* lie imp. I . mentiwned Comities: . ' . •tui tail the HO WAGE offered in nor SAYlillt'll o n sluy erred ll..ugh iltainance; kill ill• 'aria were Iwo It- Wariest and buss Dolor:lour 1.. vise - rani au, se a Is.s...r,si Lancaster, Nonni : haat, Ordnance Barracks at Newcswe certain and loarlocular °eras ..... s, during hia Al moil y, s 5 entertaining sucb a hope. Tire It k b tsisrir , tt it et si•-• - Ili lie•upon-T ) ne, and I.lats in Northumbu laud. expressed its the' Evatigehral IYrilmoi lay the Gr. ell Term That the lb liverie• use too commence son and for the 11PO£KTNEflo Plearlsed lief re the I/Mversi , e of Oxf o rd useeissi o r would he attended son 9., tieieefit a•• floe roma .a* $1 Sisal II Wolslll 111Cftlat• Hay efoiltie am, ul tier I seder tttttt .1. •• 1..• i Twenty-fifth slay of Deceinber nest ; that Pruposols in ni si. Mary . s, in she years 1816.1817, n . iiiiis eviiii,iiii aei.i ! writing, sealed up and smirked . Tender for Army Supplier'," c gently 11•11 MA the Will means of esreesse.l.4l the • LOS .1: distinct Appendix 1.1 railh set of Sermon.. will be received at this Offire on ur brfore IVedisesdry the By EIVVVAIIO NAItER. n. P. . .t jomice. He ihologoar, tewsuuth! mot then. fore I. net dune dust which SW Slierlila Le believed, revs dial belt a— First day of Ikesmiser 11,111 (but noise' will be rece:ived sekei p r „ eher, rev ., 1 ,,,, i . e . 5ur ut - m0.. .. n " wine , in she after Twelve ill:hark on that day;, and if sent by pust, the set op his individual opimun a,eniwit that sofa moot restimi- Universily of Oxford, mod Hector of Ilialdenaleis, Kent. 1 4, postage must be paid, as body of freeinilthrs.—moptunse ) ball 'MAP, Is . 44.4 ""'• Loudon: Printed for iiAleheirt, l'endock, and Joy, l'ot..r- was nut the best mode of raloornorz jostler. Ile •t., , , •,: 4405 4 44 .. r0w —{l'l lere ma y pla t , Fir bed, lay She **Ma Anther, . . 111'04, from Ow ley•uur 01l his letter, floc ilia. the, :'...'•l* sEI4IIONS at the B tmProx i.ccrt. - RE, Kau. price i I • magined the hest need.. el übll mu tug J oseiry was by ..asilom..n.: 101. 641. 1 . the doctrine of petite ulk.lernce. %Vas a; likely that VI - 1. - Ell' Et)rrioN or Nl:l.l.r.lAr. 1 _ . nieteo s a uulsl faring forward the bu.iiiess tin ins. Ise •.! TN? I N isi4lii as aril expect a murderer in b. ins; i .in c oet t:!•• This Jay is puldi.h,..l. liandoins, Iv prit,lutl ail !twit octavo, - -.- - - i 1 1. j I ' I'll ATRIMIOY L. DRI7IIY-LANE'. Tire: EVENING. WEi)NESDAY. N0v.17. hi. 31i.jemy'lt *event. Sill pirforit the Musical . : . Prams of (WY NNERIN(; Or, TN C GIPSY'A PRO 141 NW. Manyerlisr, Me. 81111101f.1; ileery Bertram. Me. Peahen, in whim Coarecter be will intrujece the celelwate.l Erho 0w.% (rots The American., " Now Hope, now Fear!" ooh m ti . t'orey--.1 new B Wail, The 1... t Wor.l. of M 4,4 mion..-11111) " tents wha bar wi' Wallace bled!" Domiais sogiorgo ; gr. Otirevy ; Dayville Dirmsditt, Mr. Boiler j U 1 - kt atlersicb. ; Gilltert Glossio, Mr. Game. Lucy !Sewall.. Mies (Strew; Flora, Mr.. Orger ; Meg Meet tbe. 4 Mee. Egerton; Julie Masora log, Mira Posey. is which .he ittireslsea " My Henry is %Nom!" and" Sweet Rubio!' Is Art 11. a l'as.tgeol by 31iss °Tree.. • After which the Coated, of ; THREE WEEKS AFTER. &IA RRIA (; E. 1 that 1,., ninny and order were nut brat sight of, Itoy refused to %a .rtion iiny proceeding of this{stud.-- , Aha hr• lb. y wet. !Act, llu.t it Wa• their late. Of peace mid o l der mlo.ch lathered them to absent notelets, it wan a de r, is lion tit ditty on their parts. :toil • shaniefol iluOiliCUt of the just rights of the suhjert.—.(l7reat op /dr/tem )—Owing to conduit of this dem tptinsi it was, that I.e Was placed in • i.itualiciis tuna el.y, which he certainly wield brl to the heat of his power, but the duties of which uould lure been much more oratisfartorily disc-barged by lire High Sheriff of the County. It would ler his imper•- I i.e diit), not ()illy to wee thnt ender 'mot 41r-citrons were 'disci/v.l, hot that curry Geotlentan pre,ont, who plensed to address the meeting, should lie keeled with 'retie lit at 'cation ; 313 , 1 that, if ally of those rig oaiNr wli h.et Signed a paper, which w.ei prisesited 111 111 C Illigh 84wrilf, requesting him out to call a ittertior, to whtt•h lie had thought (roper to attend, shit dii acconnt of the signatures affixed in it, hut tio. let her ill to came fur WArd their ispinion4, they ' elsould Ie sollered to proceed without ninlsstailou. 1 Ow lligh Sir-riff, it •ppearcil, steel:Mug to cell this spectiug • a... is. Ins discretion. Ile (Sir Francis.) had no bate. talluil In slyiirgi it was slut a 1.1 - 111111 diecreiiup. 1111 hal, it *air his *ill on whit h he meted, although he Was pleased b call it hitt discretitue.—(.4pplause.J—By derelictiost of his ditty, be had, to a (*fain rtaiiit, itarstostJate paabitt pente, 1114 left the •ifeitipte to the gnid aace of Nine' own feelings, to devising nieltil to promote the great eaallar of alt amid jilllllC. ullllll iht y wry, • et.,. day Isbential,6l to sisippert.--(Great tippkwee l —lle would Sot winnow more i.f their lime at er....1.1, hot soot., siaratiy request them to pay &Mollifies lo all Oho solicited a Mario , whatever *hourly of miiiiiticnt err fercuce of opinion uitatlit IIC eh/ sled. He 1.11111114 110014 Slit ifffriy, that some of (lime cerilltrocsa who coolended tivit then ; we i ght to lee au twertalr, it who theseultd float the 14int4ade cool:need in the himilutious and Athlrers, wunll ward boldly, aid express their ilisnisproluitures. All Ire, min all the torching &milled, was C•lf al pionrat soil fees dtarYYliY ( ApplaltlC,. They weir orris to L00.14,:i sun ; sod if proper re were gireit fur al.i.iudoutog the itei.oiotiescs aid Addrees, by liaise who were thiisllie to flu w, he wan cativiiiced that the uppoNile ISM ly world uot be ashamed to atiasolou skean. They did nut a hilt 111 sneak mt. lio;es mid Linnets, to order lu ',restore siguatuien in a privalc soil : .111•4:d 14/ glee( their kitoilf•Ce11111. opeu:y, sad to Lear tilde.euhllrt.etaud gnat gliti•ll. 11111111illi 1110/111.1.1-.41111111111.11a sill which they Lad • right to Charles Mickel, Mr. EMSIMI ; I/rugert, 11:00illry, Mr. Cursory. I.stly Itsrkrt, Mrs. Edwin; Mrs:. Dreigicel, M rs .llarlowe ; Dimity, Mrs. ()rift,. p oke .. 7. ; Second Price 3s. o.l.—Pit 3s. 611. ; Serum! Prier toi—Lii crr 4;isllery 24.; Second Wire la.—Upper Gallery Ir.; S.:eiritil Prier The Dears will be upeur.l al 11.1Itpast 4aftremswiltrentr lirrefseirsi Stye's. T o4 p mr sow, 'Mi 6.115, with No Sour, nu Supper. Oa Ci iday. the Trm¢edy of Bruhn,: • Lucius Joninl 10116. Mr. Bean; Tiln., by a yuliag Castleman. his 11.4 e appear3ace--ivith High Notiuus• TH RA TO E-R0 VA L, CO V iNT-GIA OWEN. ,II IS EVENING. WEDNESDAY. Nov. 174 will br meted the Tragedy f FAZIO. OA! of Florence. Mr. Cgrrt , wu; Girtidi Nilo, Mr. C. T►emble; Bartolo, 31r. illatubar4 ; Falaettu , Mr. Cannot. XlinCi. !Ili,. Buss; Aldabellu ; Mrs. Faueit. Proposals ma,t be made separately for each County aad Island, except for Our Counties consproring North Illation,' all of whirl, most be included in one Tender, and each Proposal must have the Leah r which is annexed to the Tender properly tilled op by Two Persons of k o owo Prir psi ty engaging to become Lamm! with the Puny tendering to the Amount stated iu the printed Puna-alas' for fir due Performance of the Contract; and oo Prupossl will he noticed unless made on a printed Trader, anal the Prim expressid rat Word* at Length; anal should it so happen -that storing the Continuance of the Contract nu Titiops eh ntld be supplied by of the same, the amount of the Stamps VII the Contract and Boma, paid in the brat Instance hy the Contractor, will be refunded to him. Particulars of the Contracts arty be had upon Application •tt these Chambers, between the Hours of Eleven sad Five, 'and at the Office of Deputy Cummissary.Geutral Young,' ;Edinburgh. PS —Sample of the Bread end Meal may be seen at she Office between the Hours of Twelve and Two. After which, first lime, a - wow Thosical Interlude, ealkd HELPLESS A N INi A Ls ! -- The Prioripol Character" by M-Plrs. Blanchard, Abbott,' J. Roa.rll, Charente, Milos, an.l Mrs. . . . price es. 6d. emirs boar.l., - rIIIIIF. Al E 1110 I) awl It I' LE • f PRO * • CEEDI NG ill all Elections. P..:ls, aii.l Scrutinies, 0/1111111bundllillo and %Varilmatea, ithi t i l il r City a Inn. aim a r iN K a complete Summary of the &tights, Privileges, *NI ilectiwe FI,IIII his, • of its Cii.zes.s. By Sir W 11.1.1 NI N 111.911 A I'. rim*. - . ow is 101 l of indict/new —(Losplrter r—The emirs* i hey we. e 1.11700111 E, MAO, he c.mt aided, the 10111 CR111 . 1.1.4.ed In vbost.t jostrce. To arrive el that eelorabee why .I, tt.r r ..... ts. nuGW lu be ill I ital elate of trtstattoo whols tha 141.1 . • Nor-tar so touch deprecated. If it wrest on r why was he slot preseut to rotate& krry ILt it p.tasion cowl! %mild tlw y ever have ribjoited oe the political bent-his which they wow pus.. w0...1, WI Itbsol.! To which will be aided• the Illnuicel Roinieee cf RICHARD CUR DE LION. Richard the First. KIRI of England, 31r. Darner, ; Blnn. did. Mr. Ilenit; Florestate, %Ir. l'yne; Sir Ocien; %h. Tay- I , ir ; Antonio, Niles Beganunt. 3latilda, Miss 51. Tree;! I.:Aigrette, Miss Mallows. &ming is ; &vow , Price 3.. 6d.—Pit 31. id.; Second Pries ta.—Lonegi;allery 2a.; Second Pries Cal.' Ivry 1..; &tool Price 64. it rile*, Bog may be.load for the Season, or sightly, of r. Brandon, at the Box-Office. exitrrop tocar now noilliu:r Iwtbrt so but It, request that site sterliug would support lust autbouty Istital it was ta,S duly to extras! ulsite to sloe _ . . IMAM: Printed fur lianiition, 3J, Prirrnortt ; Pi T. Leiter, Pitarbury•pleve. Mr. ii•L LETT bossed, that it the Argon:ill°, which had !wiriest read, these was no wen lonia of wisteria, no scheme of a visorless y uatureorts disloyalty, iv phrase lust could he tatijecteit to. Tibor aunts, Chain/bass li.sd repressed a belie, that if any of thaw Geutleirstu who had curie &twat she county to !trued(' signatures to a 13relarti tttttt came Lie. Mild fairly, boldly, sod its • ;easily say, to slate their object - nom to the Kequistisou, or to the premed meeting, they almond be paireuily heard; and be must curdiallyjo..red Ito 'het hope. Let them do ; let any of abuse roartise ritittottit Royalists stand lutes ; let limn come here, anti slier sew roaring and rampart they ems be at a pubie en. et iteg.-,-(Lengideej—lt oars autririgionily his diteetrue, to advert to Ili, remota ;;;:vers by the II is Sheriff for trot call_ sett the meeting ; but when he eensittersd the miner of that leiter; when be retied e- us. s he Cerise& il,ll I hat had beet, privately caroled shrimp the county ; wh.-it he saw she mare rice of the Crown exerted, out merely tii link lure, bias ih IVoltsloire, Hampshire, tkirfordiltirr, utle rotten. a; sod when lie observed that lice High Sin litho to there dabettut diatricis were all etuitril lib. be wortld say. the • one surt uf dreeptiun,iseeotabl not help thinking, that throe conduct was the of of • with to keep ilowu the yeses .4 the prople.—He would slow g.. over a little of the High Sheriff'. letter, fur the purpose of offering to the meeting. a few heir f cornmeal , ou it. lo the lasi place, be would observe, ;bat lie koce4l perfectly with their wur t by Cls.irmati iis think that it was the bounden duly of thr 'ltch Sto•riff lu pre awe on this occasion; because, though be (Mr. Hellen), as a Nlagrsiraie, curd,' call sin every man to kre;; the peace, yet the nigh-Sheriff could du a great deal more. Ile was the Chief Magter•te of the mousy, and ritual call out every man above 15 leara of age to tsarist lusts et preserving the peace. He bad the sine cowaittilug at his command ; semi baring such ample mesas to ensure order, - he ehotill have ettrudril here. He was perfectly satisfied that there would be lie dsrtuslwu.e iu that eurotty. But, sup. pose there was, what would the High Sic rill have to say for hitustli, if lie were not present ?-.-(Applausei.—Was there a lib ill 111 1 Lc cortutry who Jid Hut feel etor•tircerl, that if the Magi ttt 3 t had been regent, if they had I....sided et the Mareelseeter kleetme, Here would have Weer sin riot, tut mo lt', bonier, sits Woodshed ?—(Trite).—lle lad atteutled public meetings for 30 yeas a limit, sod lie did not hunts, during that nor indeed before it, of a refusal ow the part of the Melt Sheriff Mean a County Meeting. In his letter, the High Shes id" .aid, •• he tiriert•ineil a favourable idea of Cunnly Magi.i gab s who mord without fee or reward " It was true, the County Magistreies did act without any fee ur reward, except what they r.•ctiv,d f the approbation of their owl, honet4 besets But the High Mu riff was not correct if he meant to say skit the Slatorkester klegsatraice acted us. the same liberal principle. It was motormen that two or three of theist had sassier, and every are knew that they were Itkeiy to have a number of followers who had those siiireirds is ex pectancy—{Applause.)—He was inflamed by a liSpichaile zettileniati nf !aria pool, that Oise ur STagiatrait a was I iettureelst as to have sal on the !fetich for fen yraire without knots ing that a Fulani was a vegetable—(Lasughlar.J—lle renteninered also to have heard of one of those hurl Magri. lieferee whose • plaiut wee made, relative to the etealteg of a blanket. The Magistrate declared he could led attraid to she ease, for he had read the whole of fistrit's tics-, sod could not litulthe word trlaruket`' it, it —(lough. fee )--The County Magistrates bad hid two masters—the laic ef the land, and their own cetercirstees; hut she hired Mazistrates hail other masters, the Ministers of the day, to wbuar they looked fur salary sad sitistims.—(Applaitse I—lt was hot just therefore to cuisine ud to: M .pristra re. who sei,A I fairly with those Who were a eerier , . st vend. IVh.,, lit m A jul this, be metal Ito disrespect either to ere M tgrairesee ire the yeomen of Euglasid generally. At the mine lime, irecavtairily did not a pproveuf $ll armed yeomanry force; lie approved of the ul, I paerecurnifafer,olf the censiable's sta o', as the moat 5. ro per weapon for presses emit the peace. He was Out fund uf•Hy thing iu the thope of a soldier w time of price. lie meant trot, burrow, to (lisp:Arne the character of a soldit,-. They were ustfal is time of war, het le a period of peace it was an aim.- to keep ups huge military establOnieut...-(Trve!)— e• It was," said she High Sheriff," unfair lib condemn a watt beim', be was heard." That was ..-sadly oivrt he tkougist. list did not Ministers, five tip after the pct. evil nes at SI 415C1)1.10 , r, 14411111111 i she pruple ' by adrisi og th e P r i m e to thaek the al s.•iur!reles s ail yeomanry? (f; sat uirphse e Prilsee WC' sot Was Wade ai hay, hill lA' 113'1 li•Cilvrol great wilisfaethe, from their p ro m pi, 11106411 PC, and efficient cundoel ti They ern:lndy were sery prompt and very decisive is cutting people's throats. The ILO Sheri IT neat proceeded to observe, that the neressit v of ealtiog she sneering was re moved, as the par. ties mould lie wooed before a Coon of Justice, when their guth or 11.111143h1N would be ascertained." He *mild net scram the Hugh Sheriff with Foreleg wilfully staled ti. it which was our true ; is sit surely Ice must have knowur lust bills sat laths:latent wereiirtfernd at I„•suausar r Wy Elizabeth Parini and e, attempt &Maid Tibtent, OW roiling awl- Itshwitstr, red Shrews mil by the Weed Jur?, %Mises& abefewereoluirs swore that she oolwele they received slit the 1616 of August were inflected by Teldrett, tirat woe •s. of the Marehreiteyeemaiiy. Guild it, after this, be edeleurlerl, that Muse tainted propel were likely Su Mare josh* administered to thew ! Ameba extreerthwely . . ! irrll3lllllo Nu, they all raavt.... , ell (tom the h., :. A i ~,, att.. J td ;belt rareoltooe; mid puhilt j •Urr, In lIIIA. y • iv. I, t•.... 1.1 1101 be ebtei.arsi wotimout pubbeirrillaasua. Ilc /vain... 4 .1... p.w•.l of tie limb blserill, 11114 1w v. 1.0.1 p. ore.. si In no. i.a • WOW of his Gieuiti., setae ..f Ihr romitle, romp.mi Itvcatt.i, r Why duu't they •ibeW thew t4c , ii viol ~1 out by ore ufike ~ ,sditur...) Wily dun% ? fur the sun. rta....0 tiwt picirettuts usher IWP.ONS lrum sirewasur thi duty vrts Puplia used ulthesuirlves-- (I.4sug:ttes - - T•.mnrrow, She Stoops to Cotapser, with A Roland fur nos /liver. - . •••• • • • ..... Olt n ,day, The Cottf , dt.r , cy first. time, • Prlit Comedy, is two arts, railed A Short Kays anti a Merry Oor. THE ROYAL EXCHANGE WINE CO %I. PANT, N 0.40, F, ',church-street, beg to inform the Public they are now the best CAPE MADEIRA and wiser WINES, warranted genuine, at the following low prices:—Good Cape Madeira, 41s. per dozen; very superior old ditto, 2 Is.prr dozen; film Vision's, 211 s. per dozen ; yn. tells", 314. per dozen; s irb Lisbon, 365. per dozen ; superior 01,1 Mamie, 365. per dozen. The shove Whitener warrnote,l of the first quality: A single dozen may be had as *ample, and will be &heeled, free of expense, to any part of London. ,Fine Constantin, n, pinto, at 315.6.1. per dozen. therstru who rh.approved .4 Ibis proer.d.og„ topteoll 'wet log it to a 'Rattly way, Weld II: trawl shoot to rr..earre •IZ. 14A1MrCe, by ustag die iothstore of three u...r0e1, and r ..'t tbeesie .. i .. g to d.•prirr tadaveritosho of Ibeir v.. fused to situ the Loyal Declaim lON 40 it wrar caged t the Imad of timer . by *boot it WWI signed, wr, r, Sir N. Illck-n. li. Id, Lord lldreouri, au4 Lord Itrat hr.r.t.e, :all ul ahem r nadl esuolutortuta from thew elnirrx:on with livery,— HOY %t. CORI: lIG THEATRE, ruder Cie l'a!roticv! of Ilk Royal 11o:biters Prince I. HI'P01.1) of %AXE COL:Ult(i. • 113/1 IS EVENING, WEDNESDAY. N0v.17, 1 and daring the wer-k, at Halflrast Six o'Cloeir pre. creel', win be.preaersted, tbird tins, at ibis theatre, an We rftrurg Melo. Drama, fosroltd on a popular PUeltl Of S.llltheY, MARY TUE MAID OF TILE INN ! thrrefoe e,t be it 'register:its most her oniblaell . .l a s ses derfally cogent agatust the right of the p. opt.. e I►e Item. Geol. t lien proceeded .0 Cl/1111S , 111 at ts . eta: s•ii Loiyal Geclarethm, whirls he placed 111 a v• ry rid.ru ,us pm. t api.vsese. The declarers exporasest so err ■tta. hmee •et the King soil Coisslitation ; bait was there any nr.m so tae conntry who was nut attached to II use sacred onyeris ! For w►at were they now met, but to mutcct those r.Kirls wlt•e - o the prereel fatuity were brought over to 1%1:11111 4111 t 'they dr. Ousel, what had taken place at ‘lllflChetter. 1%!1.4 h at as re ti,, e extrao►dinary, inure on that point they do:frit te ]lra.•-- Ifrs, who were very winch graiith when I! I at. The declarers sleet observed, torsi they look. e forward 01. h el/alder:re to the wisdom of itselsaturut, studs tra.t stoutly to essemb!c,for the adoption ut 111.101...1y nit atm" s to pre tes.l the for the, horrid inroads Of 61-11.1e011 and W o o., toy. I,•s, what was mstlerstoutt by ths u;srlotn of Nib:tonna 14: wisdoin of Parliament was the Ministers' marrow issa.:ortliy, obtained by burisoglionsungeriug arrest/distil ; and lila salutary sae:owes were thy sesta endure of eh: lialaists Curpnet Asa. arid the introductions of Gagging hill,.— S:ir It weer ths sandal y Mrssurts they itilzht expect; trio: for his oast p. rt lie believed the meu who would suppose sireie eneesareg woo el also support the Holy Impositiuti, If the petticoat king could send it over Irons Spain.—(Latsp filer I 1.. t•istosx law, as was seen iu the case of Cackle, was their id top taw sedition and blasphemy; anti it,. re was 111,1,101 C 1/1, crs•tty for these salutes, measures 141 ,cinch 11. e G. soli - men who signed the Declaration bushel pertly blearily. These Gentlemen spoke iu strum: tetras 1.1" ••.,t::,e.s ant blasphrmy ; bait , during the unsay years lie lied attenite.l pahlte meetings, he Dever heard soy s , • , :itseus sloe:trues* promulgated; and as to blasphemy, he b. :ire .1 of the wet nth to bear in mind the definition • Inch Ilse gala! Mr. Pup, Karr of a blasphemer. He &scram el the man • tor Card ou Ilse tattoo r of the pi ople, who rioted list the f l ues suit •ab!tc sulthety, es a seal blasphemer. 'I be times were these— Riehan!. Mr. H. Emulate • Praukley, Mr. limed ; Lang. ley, 14e. !tubbing; Deng Ilatster, Mr.?. V. Cooke. Mary, the Maid of the Inn, Miss Smithson, from the Tl.eatre Royal, Deurylanr, tier third appearance on this siege. After wbirh, 9th lime, au entirrly New Grand Seria.Comic Premier Melu Drama, iu Twu Acts, founded ou historical Pacts, called, THE LANDGRAVE'S LEAP; OR, THE ANCESTOR OF LEOPOLD. The whole to conclude with, fur the third lime at this theatre, the Woe rite Ilm kite of SIX To ONE ! HOW TO GET AN ENGAGEMENT. Mauer - s . , with the Comic Sums," Life of an Actor," Mr. Drvidce; Frederic, Mr. Cirilitch; Maria (au Actress of provincial celebrity), Min Copeland! Bridget (a Country Gawked, Mies Copeland !! Georgian% Plostrith (s fir•tt.rate London Actress), Mass Cupelsad!!! Gandy Stubbing (a lbaf Ammons Mil Lady of SO, Widget's Grand Arai). Miw Cottriguil!!!! Lounge (a Literary Fop), Miss Cope land "' ' Mrdemoiwlte Josephine (from the French ilwatre), Miss Copeland theatre. in which she will sing ea entire new Mock Bravura, composed expressly for her by Mr. G. W. Sl:Willson. Stage Mainzer, Mr. T. P. Cooke. Boxes, 45.; Upper Circle, 35.; Pit, 24. i Gallery. .Is. . . . Wore ape* at Haltputt Fite, to eor►meuce at Half-part 9.x. Second price, Haltlaal Eight. AllEl.l l 'll THEATRE, STRAND, LATE THE SANS PAREIL. The Public are most respectfully iffirlsted, that in eons?. onenre of the inr•riasiog demand for !dares to witness the new Burkrts of Fos mod Fright, whieb Iw. been lionourr-d if she approhation and applause uf crowded and brilliant n,srsriblages, it will be perforated Ibis Night, with F.rocy's 8%. let., Ile elegant Ballet of L'Atpuor, sod the Actriss of Alt Work. TillS EVE - NINO. WEEILIEsI)AI'. Nov. 17, rat be peesentril a New flaelron, called FUN ANL) ; OR, HOW TO GAIN CONSENT. Sir Anynons Simple, Mr. W. S. Chart, ?ley . • Frank, Mr. Sharnshitis, Mr. Wilkinson; Robert 51ayrIew, Mr. Lane; Doctor Cripet Mr. 1/10 Gregory, Mr. Camp -6.41. Rose Msytiew, Miss E. Scutt. The Bush an of TILE ACTItEss OF ALL 103 VT, Mr. Campbell; Frederick, with a sung, Mr J. .I...ier. Maria (a celebrati Actress), Mrs. Aliurp ! Bridget Country Gewkey), Mrs. A'...on!! Flourish (s firsi-rate Actress, Mr.. Alsun !! Goody Stulibins deaf aniororrs old LaJy of 04 Mrs. Alsop!: !! lite. F..p), Mrs. A 11.01 0 .. !!:! Marlesardselle Josephine (an O. ra Singer from i*), Mrs. Arsup!!:!!! Sirs. Alstip will intrurlore a nee Song (secomipanierl by beiself on the Gt:tar, composed by Mr. liladdiso•i;, and a mock Italian Bras ors. After abler, on cutire New Ballet, catitlud L'A.IIOU It ; or., %VINE Nt) POISON. Principal Clicracters by Mr. St. Albin mul Miss Aylett (Pupil of Moos. Vestris); Mr. W. fOrhs and Alas, Walron Mr. LValboarn, Comic Dancer; Mr. Daly, Mr. Simpsorr, 31,ss Cornrow. lir which will he introduced a favourite Dance by the Misses I)eutn.u. To cosi...hide with a new Iliirletta, called NC:I"S SK F. 1131 ; OR, LOOK BEFORE TOT' LEAP. Sir Nimrod Ilasty, Mr. W. R. Clirtivrley. ',llia Hasty, 13.5. W. S. Chatterley ; Jruoy, Mrs. Alsup. The Doors to be opened at Six o' Clock, soil the I'er tormenters to begin precisely at Seven. Half price einctly at Half-peat Lehr o'Clue.k. Soltesols.; Second Price, '2L—Pit,2l.; Second Price, ls.; Atwood Price, dd. A sew sad isle/soling Risrletta, in slime eels, is Is active preparation, sad will speedily be proJacask; slay a eitaing fairies' Barletta, in two acts; and an issitative Barletta Illelaape, is which Mr. John Reeve will perform. Those w►o from your labour help their board, • his4phente their t,t•der, mud fwrAri their Lurr!"• If they looked at the Red Book, they would perceive that ltdou%asuld welt bladplovater• iu 11,0 si use of the aruld Its the end of their Dtelaration, t hese. Geist', incli obit they were deterutirird to tkfend the altar of 'hr.,. thrum-of their Kure, and those eOli.trtotmnal bnie,skd hang., which they derived au Many lileesitig.,......purwee p ro or i ii a These wore C , rtsi uly Valmist 1141 ore; t, riseymoi,i ed to fight, they must advertise fur en. ones. 'I Nil might, make a crusade against the Took., t.r the put pus Ferny!' IN( a Smoot:au. He should go IlSelthrdtl, Situ wh e. be once fairly saw these declarers u., hum if, he would ',wily give them three hearty cheers. "r N. Duckeisfi,l4 nare• niske as sit imp( eting Add-uftic..r at .'eru-akm s at i.s Iterkslnre and as there were se many clerryenen andvoit: t the derlsirrs, they could turn missionaries and gonse .1 the itilidela.—(Longitfer.)—Besides, he NM a "nnttiltEr of Gentldmero, &module+, bad &fixed Mete Signature's to 11. s Declarati , m, tot whom aiso he cupid And eipprOysts - en., and he believed the cuuutry could rpkre num', o r rh:oo. Let them go and make unt a title to the 11011 ,1 •.1 bring au action of ejectment 6'4.0,4 ihe The Honourable Geotietnan then roecciteit, length, to prove, that from the milk.' rilod the' pie of Englaad possessedllll 11'.0 t is:a'', iss ' - This Deana - r - the Sovereign. This breath rf his a.tutnruthr by ropiest retracts tram a Penal! pant t iiart. Ihe "atatir of Timothy 'nll.-171101, in which 11.. *,n.,., Mr. Justice Dodd...ridge, and K.,lghtuu, un l',it itubj i are quoted ; and also the Hftb, eighth, awl ihhigeatti solicits. of the Bill of Rights. roe loatittrah*Ventlo: Win Ihrgl brirlty adverted to the eircninstalicea which the tta , rain tack place as Mailelmstrr ; :sad FUU- .lrion•d, au stroug terms, the cotton. t of rdievtrs s, live days afire that mclauchoty catasimptie, tS thwritsetves with the illeehtriitea yeo.aat.ty, when at 0.0. trite tnipumible that they fi.lllll !vote bet tit ,ppr,s. J .•f Ihr s e a l him of the rem lie rouekuhat by readi..:. Bftoloti..e., mower to those ag0e...1 to at fuiturt and as Address fettoded on than. Mr. Mivoutto amettioded lbw Resulutiutis. He aims. I .I.ly malice woe pout which bid efottlty fa trod had 111131114.1. seinted tae eoodact of the Magietrrates duriat tal 'the witseresers whit carte poudured Ia ,make opt the charge of tamales epilog Mr. iluat Instead of eftismg, th«, dot, to elbow Mr. Hoot to r.,1 gurstioes o. -ONLY 0,00) TICKETS—ALL TO BE DRAWN the DECEMBEIL The Wheel contains SIX Prises of 20,000/,! TWO of which MOST be Draws is the first Fire Mulles, and ALL the SIX may be gsise.l by Purl) before the 9th llschstuth. T it J. SIVESVRIGHT, Sole Contractor. 91 • fur the present popular Lottery, rennin' the Politic that All the Tickets and Shares Sold before the Forst Day are now Drawn ; sad respectfully rec ..... mend those who have Sewall Prises to exchange them for Undrawn Tickets and Shares, whirls bars the Chauce of SIX Prises of 20,0001. wt their Offices, 37, CORISHILL; I 11, HOLBORN; 38, HAYMARKET ,• 141, OXFORD-STREET. Where they Sold FIVE CAPITALS the First Day of Draw io:, and a Prize of 36,111001. in the Last Lott... ONE DAY OVEK, AND FIVE THOUSAND TICKETS DRAWN. TI-1 E Public are respectfully tawny...ft, that the STATE LOTTERY began on Lord Mayor's nay (9th of 'November), nod, as had been foretold by DISIL there were not enongh Tickets and Shares to meet the de mand of the Public, notwithstanding the contracture or dered up from the Country the supplies that had been sent to the Agents by the various (Mice-keepers; the consequence of whirl) was, that some of she Lionlou Offire.krepers hail not near sufficient, and almost every Country Town was without a supply, by which a number of Persons in all parts of the Kiiigdoin were dissppoiiited ; and to prsvent a recurrence or that disappointment, T. BISO strongly re commends an esrly Purchase for the Next D al y of Lbws tug, JO the Orders received already from those who were prevent ed from purchasing lost Day, amid the exchanginz the small Prizes, has already created such a sthstrihssions of Tiekeis and Shares, that it is Out unlikely the present supply may be exhausted before she NEXT OAY, 9ils DECEMBER; Oa which Dow every Ticket or Share now on Sale tri . l be pally deeided, and then mast f;et (at least) TWO of 20,0 i 01. in the 1441 Eve Mmittes; and may ob. tails FOUR more Prizes of 20,11001. making in all a grand Total of SIX of 20.1100/ ! •.• Every Ticket or Shire bought before the 9th No vember, has been drawn, aid the fate finally ileeidetl. Tickets and Shares, warranted lindraire, are Selling by T. 111514, Stoek-hroker, 4, Corultill, mid 9, Clial"g' (*rev% London ; awl by his Agent. in the Connor!. t 44 isiSH lots already Sold Five Capitals in the present Lottery ; nod Isis Agent at I.iverpool sold p trt of utr of the 20,0101. Prises, and his Agent at Edittliutgls part of the other 20,0001. Dlt. JAMES'S ANA I'IC These celebrated Palls (which are torso mild a usture us to require no cimfinetneol) are admitted by all the Fa culty to be a certain remedy for disorders of the stomach, for indigestion, loss ofappetite, aiddiooeas,sad rheumatism', sick head-aths, mud all those disorders brought on by fr.-e living, as well as fur those pi-Anted by a sedentary life. They are admiralily calculated to remove all female obstruc tions and irregolari t ire, awl are most effectual in these com plaints objets occur to females at a certain time of life: The experience of forty years 11111,11 convince the public that their beneficial in'. CIF are by au IliC4 na over.rsord. The Anah•pti. Pills are prepared only by R. G. G. James, (graedson of she celebrated loventor), amid sold at his buure, 30, Cestilatit-stre-t, Hnnuver•sgaare.and wholeaaleby Messrs. Beller, 4, Chrapside, London, and 34,Nockeille.street, who, have been app.siuted stile spots in the place of d o , w t . M r . N•w he. y. Hot as the vows of the laic agent are now vending indlotions of Dr. Janess's Medkines, prepared by themselves, Mr. James hoes positively to assure the pub lie, that neither she Asodeptsc Pills nor the Fever Powder were eve► prepared by any persons het the Inventor and his two sum, the father aril atone of tie present Proprietor (by the latter us his guardian during bin minority), and by them supplied to Mr. Neettery (cern in the latest hoer of his agency) ors they now ■re to Mims. Holler's. T o ima m Porehasms *clines 'potions eeespeettlene, each boa of Pill* now bran► plain t essiren isnot stamp, and a babel Sigurd wilts the a■me of sire Proprietor. it. G: G. 'AND. 30, Conduit-street, lianum.signare. This day is published, iii octavo, prier 1.. THE POLITIC,. E. HOUSE THAT JACK QUILT; with Thirteen Colo, viz.—Tile Hou.e that hick the Wealth ihat tarns it; the Vermin !kit cal on_ derail it; the Thing to Poison them; the Public Informer; the Itewions of Lawle.s Power; the Man all Shairrei and 'Morn; the People all Tatter'd and Torn ; the Ciiii;ty Trio ; the Wont of Fear; the Political Prieid ; the Peat and th, Sword; the End—Liberty. "A straw—thrown up. to chew whirls w.iy the wind blows." Prioted fur William Ilone, Lintzate•hill. A DVOWSON. TO be SOLD by PRIVATRCONTIIACT, a PERPETUAL ADVOWSIIN, or Right of Pre. aeatat . ill a Parish Church, within '2O mike North of Louden (subject 10 the life of the nreerat lucumMui, uow about 67), of the annual value's( 4001. Further Pastiestlara tuav he had on opplicatioa to Messrs. Brundrett, SOM.', and Red.lih, Suliciture, Temple. CANDLES ON AN IMPROVED PRINCIPLE. I'. DAVIES. 63, St. Nlartisi's 4. 1 , 1 ,0. IVI• site New Slanghter'slree-honse. sole 5111111E1C tam of the IMPERIAL WAXED WICK MOULD CANDLES, whir!, are universally allowed to burn equal to was, deems it Herein, yto caution t he Nobility au.l Families against the lime attempts of persisii• daily adver. iising, as nose are genuine but those had at his Warehouse as above, or No 16?, Fleedstrtet. Film Sperm Candies, 34. 4.1. per pound ; Palace trgx Lighls, or Long WAX Pn•rrs, 3s. Bd. or I•ousol ; Imperial %Waled Wick Moult! Ca n dles, 11. 64. p..r dozen nett Store Candles, Wis. per ; 111urtled Soap, from 944. 10 95.. per cwt.; Yellow Soap, Sts. to Sd.. pre cut.; Foie Cord Soap, 1112.. per cwt.; IViodrur and Palm Sam?, Is. 4.1. 10 ts. per lb.; tltown WinJwor, 24. t., St 8.1 per lb ; Seruied Easley Soaps, 9s. per dozen ; &slum Wan. 3s. BJ. per Ib; Flue Sperm Oil, 7s. 6J. per gslluo ; CUMMUII 3s. Gil. to 4s. per gallon. _ Orders forwarded So all paria of Tows, sad carefully packed fur !lie Cull!. I ry. BERKSHIRE MEETING. In pursuance of a public notice, addressed to the Free holders and Inhabitants of Berkshire, a meeting was held, on Monday me a piece of waste grouted called the Forbitry, adjoining the Town-hall, Readiiig, fur lb.' purpose of tisk into consideration the propriety of petitionisig the Prince Regent on the recent liAura• IWO. at Manchester. Thema...l ing was by uu meaus numerous. The a.srinbly Jul out cousist of more than 1,000 or 1.200 persons, amongst whom we observed a considerable smother of females, many of them of very respectable •ppeal once. At twelve o'clock Mr. Budd:Tr proceeded to the hosiness of the meeting. la the first place lee said be would read the call, in conseg • of which they were now assenthleid It was addressed 10 the fieele.dileis and other inhabitants of the county. of Berks. and called On Bien (since the High Sheriff had refund 1u obey a IL guiketiou, usintersiusly and respect ably signed) to Mild a general meeting, on Monday, Noreen her 15, at the l'ortinry, at Broiling. It was sigiverl by Sir F. Burden. and 156 freeholders and houselsablers The next step was to appoint a CliNifillan iv preside on this oecit- Fluil, and he begged leave to propose that Sir F. Burdett lie repented to take the Chair.--reheem) lie. Allviru•D seconded the mutton, which was carried by acclamation. Sir F. BURDETT immediately stepped forward. Ile was received with three cheeic Silence havisig been ohmined, he said, that as the meeting had done him the honour to place him in the chair nu the present occasion, it became his duly to c dl their attention io the istportasit braises* primmest to be transacted. It would lie peculiarly Iris duty to see that every thing connected aids the meeting Will conducted with that order and decorum, which must discredit to %My Muse iii the fur ilwenuee of which they were 'itemised, suit wit en had helm sir remits kably conspicuous at all the pahlic esseeti lops held at the present crisis, ■ud antler circumstances a s rrtrvsnely ; repugssaut to the feelings sif the people. So minds t, super au.' niorbratiiiii had scarcely ever hers, niailifested iis any country ; in the world, except that to whirh they lived. Order and de. carom were she insioiguishing characteristics oral{ the pub lic met:hugs, siumeroiss as they were, whirls hail been held throughout the country; and he mold sot lint believe that they would also be charactetissie of the tweeting whit* be now addressed—lt seemed, although he knew not why it should be so, that iodividwilt is every pail of the rosin tryt wlts filled raikee situations, thought it proper, when respectfully requested by this. people to preside at ll* 5. ! Wits or this description, where they might exercise their cosistitutintial rights--it did appear that those persons, as if pervated by one cameos feeling, rellaquished We titan. ties to which they were thus called. Ye, those were fled takeduals peaskarly calculated to preserve the peace where thet presided; but rather than appear or such wearies% to protect the coustitatioual rights tithe people, sad W see IP