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,C l • 1 t- • . ~:.. . • 1 • ''''-'.."..--=.--arre•---- . Annie LOO DON, • . NUMBER 5026 s so-rir. r SA.TUItDAY, JAN UAItY US. 1819. . . . . rture s ;TE. rfIg.4TRE-HOVAL, hRURY-LANR. The day i• pablislied. pries es. W. ill • small Pocket 8T- PATRICK'S CHARITIND ASYLVNII , AMERICA. Charged frOin the eeltieot re feted* 1 ivENTY-SECON.D NIGIIT a ft. NEW TRAGEDY. i Volonte, embellished with aIN Portrait, FOR FEMALE oRPHANS. 4.- . • -two stmt. The Military cotelatiltet A BRIEF M EMOI Rof hew kite SittiWstY rIIPHE ANN I.T AI.DIMNE It of i his IN4TI• it'soelo the Nam,' Ingelligouvr. 11,iber• ei ofr•ofoloot basin: mto 'Kepi ll' t MIMS FVF.NING, SATURDAY. IVO. 16, ill; QUEEN CHARLOTTE, with aoshestie Aseedutes 1 TUTION will take lilacs in the FIRST WEEK of . 1 los Maj.-sty's &resale will plied (Cu.' the 27d ow Eietiac wore. •-- ' attire of the country. cue) a New Historical Tragedy, :retitled MAY, at the Freemasons' Tamen. ARBUTHNOT AND All HIIIRTER. Whim Or Hest heard of the ext.'. By THOMAS WILLIAMS. The "'muds of last year am reqeestel to vend to the BRUTUS; OR, THE FALL OF 'use., &mi., Printed for W. Mirmkin sod D. Mareliall, No. 4, *creme, al the Chimasittee Room, No. 13. Denoiert.rt rem% g tits Otranto' 101. ' Illotioners'-eintrt, and meld by up Bookeellers. SI - thicles. she Name* of the Gem tempts album they mean to tenet of dealt on theme nitserelrle Meet, we sutra. partiroloily of the rw' with new fteenere„ Maehinery. Draws, and Detentions. Lucius Jowly., Mr Kean ; Tints, Mr. D Pilaw; Sesto% • propose a• Stewards for the next Dimmer. t'd the propriety of surpending tour opio,totia on thins A trait idea, Wooled ' Hy Order, subject until all the facts should he before us. &Wit./ Cosomilte, iii ion 4 the pm. i 1,0410 r'hlT' Mb Plielr'l.ll,4l),lnee Yarmon, Mr. H Kimble; Arum, Mr. Preiley ; Clendius. 114 day is putillaberil, two vols. Ilvo. price '2ls. boasts. J. KELLY, Secretary. . tor eoi.e.e; Collirtione, Mr. Rengongh; Valerior, Mr. THE ANA LySis of HbiviAN NATURE; ._----------. i an attentive perusal of the documeote, and Cone to tithing the at ht siderahle reflection on the subject, have cub& net! -Ikl p d I.l,o:mud ; I enamor, Mr. Powell; Horatiti. Mr. l'ernolil. or, ea tovertiolttoo of the woo. to itopnave the the opittion we expressed »nine anonthia4o, that tint by e tr.:4 :nig er To PARENTS, &c•—lna Fiiiishing Estes oni*, acs. Glut"; Tsulsinis, Mar W. West ; ImcroSisi Condition of the Poor, mid to promote the Happiness of tow gphinow; Priestess of RIMIVII Temple, Mrs. Serowe. Mankind in geeersla comprisisi oleo the progress and hind:meat Hear Town, there W a Vacancy for a YOUNG LADY, who may wish to SWIM her E.duestion for Cove of theve iterrell'4 neitlwe required not pee milted .. ',j, i, In Act I. the Procession of Tarquinia to the Temple of prima dide 4,g, piumjiad, mord. „d Reditio„ society. a GOVERNESS. She %wild be instructed in every branch tree intervesition of the British or any oter born's; p„,..,. „r to Fortime. Illy S. PHELPS, After which will be prelommed, for toe 10th time (what the Author of " •A Toweelne MB Sot Importance of etteudiug tbe of • nagol and polished Folneation, equally with the other . Gooertiowpi, k i., ihr,,, a a,,,..ti0n costs.t, 1,,„ Pupils; and the uumbir being limited, the arbaintams in tweet, uura,l,;(7phivtet,, the'orm_ recere ~,,e o,:vt,„,_ •___Mr• ' Nlanneer thinloo he ill tlltilkil to call) a new Comic Pan- Bebe& Fisheries." tronsequieore are very superior. The premium will depend turns need the mate , towline, undo r the title of L'""ka ' Prin." f.' W. lk"Plul awl R. • Marshall, li"- upon the time for which lie engagement may be made. We wish we could any, with ecptal confidence,' • 'I 111.1 SILVER ATIROW; tioarre-coarl, Ludilmterstreet l sus Silt sad Bt•df•ieo Address (peat paid) L. W. care of Mesdames Rouse anal CR. HARLFeII'IN AND THE. FAIRY Point nANos. Edialsorgli. Abrey, 4N, New tiond-streeto that we entirely approve of the petweelfings of tl* ri ince Ahmed (afters/era Idarlriptou), Mr. E. Yarnetil; ---- I toner Hown.ain 'afterward. Pantaloon). Ur. Simprou,.; Timis day is published, Ivo. price Sr. beerds - NNW CIRCULATING LIBRARY, No ft, PA LL.MA LL. Co jrt byewhicla theme mese way evaliiiiimi-..-"WfW N•niasiii (nficewacil. Clnws.), hit. Hai tiand• Friona' Ni... A THEAT4sE he the 111 FISH of mean not to palliate their oftener, hut to t. spiv., our doubts whether their poteishment wits pope rer &her Oat. r.o.rols Culnuilsitie, with a Solo on the Fla- EXTENDING the BRITISH FISHERIES; coo- WILLIAM SAMS most i especifolly whams the Nubility, Gentry, mad Public, that his CATA g...tee„ Mt.. T.., ; Tsioy tarn 8.110111, Miss Crooke. News a deare4sin" of the leas" rialerkte/ and of the LOGUE, consistini of the most Popular and Modern Puts. n 1111130 ms • d ,* I W he I . e express our 0 ug its ir The U, tie wdll be eta, at Six o'Clock, and the Per. uudland Fishery:m:l Colony: together with remarks breams's, in . various departments of Literature, ls JUST elle...lntl with much coctidetice. Being Igor f olivine.. tiers, at So vets net propositions for the looter supply of the Metropolis PUULISH ED. Also that be will he happy to procure any the law martial, we are guided to our ile• s..acs, sa : second Prier. :Is —Pit, 3, ; Secant Prier. to. awl the Interior with cured and fresh Fish; elecidating also Book., hie Subscribers may regime that are not contained is established principles of natimial and or _Anne. Gill,. 1 . 25.; Second Prior, 15.-I:pperGallery, Is. j th• necessity of micouracing and supportiug Commerce, h;„ cow" 4, rood Price, C'. and the general Industry of the Country. applicable, we presume, lo all crituir Terms to she Readitig Rooms, whirl, are constantly sum Pee sod Places to be taken of Mr Rodwell, at the Ho. By P. PHELPS. plied with she Newspapers, Reviews, Magasisies, sec. Si. 2s. wlintever Court, in our country. f..lih .4. the 'I heatre, from Teu tilt Four; whore may be London: Printed fur W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, Am per year; If. be. six mouths; and lb*. per quarter. Arbuthnot merited pittlisliminei lila A Prtrate Brit nozhily. linners'Alourt, Liedgaie.street ; and Bell sod Beedfute, Boxes for the Meares. his officious toter ice with I' The or.. Teigody of Brute., twirl the sew Cowie P°"'"' Edinburgh rr....a. ot 'lies sAvir Arrow, e ill be acted terry Evening till - hay.tig, under pretence of err coutimlling them to sweet the. PALL-MA LL ROYAL SUBSCRIPTION CIRCULATING troller e..t.re This Jay is published, hen. So. boards, LIBRARY, the luil, et-presentation of the new Dramatic Romance of oto hostilities agaimit Os. IIOOIC : from the German of ENIM ANUEL Facing Et. Jantes's Palace, established by C. CHAPPLu. I :..• ')..t. 1it.1.1, sill Le duly announced•whether hie offence was • K ANT, Doctor, and late R.etn' Penfeestm of Pars ICATALOGUES, 2a. each, contenting Terms _ cognise e y a tor ow iIIEATRE-ROYA I, CUVENT-GARDEN. of the Royal Academy of Sciences of Berlin. To which is rat are assured they will experience muck facility in ex- certain, that this pe, riiIIIS LV F.N !NG. SATURDAY, Jan. IG, annexed, a Sketch of his Life soot Writing's. chenille' their Books, and will seldom meld isappointment, power, and that th nal be meted, the C.ornedy sit By JOHN RICHARDSON. chin this undertaking the Proprietor has endeavoured to or of his effectio 'l'l IF JEALOUS WIFE. Alan, by the same Trauelator, Bro. price Ss. boards. establish a Phu for the well sapplying of his Subscribers PROLEGOMENA to every future METAPHYSIC, with new Works immediately on their Ira I Trioho t, Mr. into-a; Sir Harry ',eagle, Mr. Fawcett; • tilt 4,,,k.,,„; Mr v,,,,,,,; i,414,,, Oakley; Mr. 1,-4,.,„„ ; which CAII mopes, as a Science: from t "man Ise G of he .of i h' tprate. , held him in ' Ens. braces t present opportunity reuses ng is molt pablication. He em. prejudicial to t' s hail,. O.bley. 11( C. Kenilale ; R nowt, Mr. Rlaneharol ; manned Kant. tel acknowledgments to his Sobscribers and the Public for directions P Captain (Yeutter. N 1... Coonor. Mis thiCey. Moat O'Neill; London : Published by W. Simpkin and R. Marsha_ 11, .1111:ainnddpatrinrsolusetgratoith which they have hitherto honoured would 1w Lady Cackler, Mrs Goldin ; Harriet, Miss Foote. Stationers'-court, Ludgate-stied ; and Bell and fete, n h the strictest punctuality and attention • sure sub Ethithergli. • ovi his part will erasure him coutiouatioa of tbs favours of To which will be added (to the 19th time), a New Grand W his Friends and Costumes. Panioniime. called Country Subscriber% may rely os ao imaseAlate relent a thi' riAntyQt; IN iluNcriAUsEN ; This day is published, thro. price 3s. MI. boards, Boxes. c OR. TUE FOUNTAIN OF LOVE. 'rum STILL VOICE of PEACE: nr, Tenn Illustrating itooi era foret recorded by that celebrated a. dee Counsel t° Fr."' sud Slav"' Penfesl4" and This day is published, printed for J. J. STOCK DALE, 41, traveller Boron Manchanven. Profane; in answer to souse deep-rooted objections and pre- Pall Mall, in one vol. with six coloured Plates, price Is. To, II Ivert ore and Music comperwil and selected by Mr. Ware judices. I FE. HIGH mild LOW.—By the /toff The e hark arranged and produced nude, the direction' of By EPHRAIM WOOD, 'IA of "The Gera...—. Piteous"—" Fashion"--" Mr. Entry. Aniline of" Quakerism Unmarked"—• few reasainise coats dent Bees a"— Modern Belles"—" Ton"—" To-N• Hiroo Moncliauseri, Mr. Simmons; Harlequin, Mr Heath ; il which may be had of the Publishers, price Ss. Ivo. " Dregs and Addrear,"&e. Sir Illien, Erristicus (afterwards Pantaloon), Mr. Noreen; lam d ed., 2. LITTLE HYDROGEN, or the Devil on ' arty Loril Hiontpy. Dandy !afterwards Chew',), MeGronaltti ; London: Published by W. Siropkio and R. Marshall, in Lonon: in one vol twelve rokrured Plates Vulcan, Mr. C00n.... Signors Fragiautia (afterwards Cohost- Stationers'. court, Ludgate-street. 3 BLOM% in DESHABILLE; a Ps, Moe), M6lB F. Dennis. Eloise to Abelard. By the late Professor to ilie course of the Pantomime, a Pas de Trois, by the This day is plibliabed, 12mo. Ss. Id. boards, Edition, one vat. eight coloured Plates, Miss Demortia. ITN DINE ; a Fairy Romance : tratiskool from The D ~,,, s to he opened at Six o'Clock, and die Per- SU the Originel German of Baron de la Motte Pomp?. On tbe let of January was publise fermance to begin at Stowe. Ile GEORGE. SOANE, A.B. boards, Part Roars, 7s. Second Price, 3s. 84 —Pit, 3a. EL Sesond London: Printed for W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, Sta- IintUTLEWS HUDIBIR Purr, 2.—Lower Griller!, 2%. St contl Price, ls.—Upper CaCcre. 1%. SCCSOI4I Price, thl. limier: court, Ludgate-street; and Bell anti Bradfate, AP Notre, a New Edition, r Pisces fur the boys to he taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Edinburgh. teased with Portraits and Vi Roix.etfire, Hart.strorm, from Tea till From In the Press, and will be published is a few days, is 3 ma. nor and highly-flubbed Er A Privaie Rot may be tool for tbe Season, or nightly, Of duodecimo, untie*, Thompson, &A. ' The EXILE of POLAND; or, The Vow of Celibacy : beautiful des:Ens by ' Ni. ltrainloo, at the WM office. The nest Growl Paotundme will be replotted every Evening. A Novel, translated from the French, by Mrs. Richardson, Parts, forming Three Author of the Tiagedies of " Ethelred"--" Gertrude"— of Copies wilt be tr fht Mond,iy, Ike Meetly of Jane Shore. " Original Poems fur Youth," Re. pensions on lode 4ln '1 mantas, the Comedy of Shr Sim.,),. In Cott/pier. On W rotunda y. the Opera of Rob Rey Macgregor: Diana - Published by Ter tom. Mist Si. phew'. TO SPORTSMEN. Prospectrisn 0.. Thurelay, the Corue.ly of The Candestine Marriage. Ws day is published, under the patronage of that distill- --- .------------•--- goislicol Sportsman, Major Hawker. price 12s. hosed*, ROTA!. CIRCUS AND SURREY THEATRE. VII A ItTlN's SPOR•l's‘tAN's ALNIANACK. This de NEW 13ALLF.T AND ROMANCE. LTA KA LEN DAR, sod TRAVELLER'S GUIDE fur fi fr"N PIIEtiEN I' SA 111 RDA Y , Jan. 16, 1819. Comprising every information on Poz.huilt7, will lie presented, for the 4th time, an entirely new Shoolloll. shut Fishing, originals and from the lest sot o rates: arranged in mouth!, order, with an Almanack, and Comic Fillet, composed by Mr. Grroult.ralkal HEADS Am) ilLochtir,A DS. a rirseet coloured Map of every County its England, with the Nlarket Tower, Villager, Seats and Parks, Rivers ar lineal, Mr Gomm; Abbe, Mr. Wyatt ; Madame Dolr.is, Turnpike Rosa., the distances front London all mewl. '4l" Bartlett; M"tUint' ahill Sm."; "Itlael Si— eh-soviet:al Alm engraved Tables for Memorandums,' "'lrian. Laws, arid ...resat nano, Tables, he. End of the Ballet (foorth time) a Rlllll3tllie Caledonian Loudon: Published by W. Sinipkin and R. Mar Itunriiite, in three acts, taken from Walter Scott's cede- tioners..tourt, Ludgate-street. heated 'Flee entitled THE HEART OF MID-LOTHIAN: GENUINE JOHNNY NcwcomE IN i. (Jr. THE LILY OF ST LEONARD& • . ..with Siateeu Plates, by Ituvilandsuo, fr John, Ihke or Argyle, Mr T. P. o Cooke; ilie Laird of . design.. 11/•,,tili.erlikr. Mr. Fitt* ahem ; Swinton, Mr. Walking; Thisday are published, Svo A., tussah,;lr. Fawcett ; Vivid Venue, Mr. Clifford ; emli I F. ADVEN-1U It ES I Itrolien Duller, li uller, Mr. mner, ; Setcliffe„ Mr. Ridgoty. E W NCO ME IN THE N ' Clarets of Fdiclawl, Mos. Dining (her fourth appearance these Cantos. twu 2.-1.011,); Lady Sutton:, Mo.. Bryon; Mudge Vl'ildere, By A LFREr Mot Eiort..ii :front 'herb. atre-Hord, Covent.gardeo, her fourth sppotrance on this stage); Ellie Demo, She Horn ; rubl'l" by ".• SisFl' snort, I rodgate.street ; se • Jarman Demos, Nl.as 'Taylor. I'lw Publishers have Arm' whop an entirely new Comic Barletta called this Work to the Put SC RA I'S ; Naval Gentlemen is. Or, YIIE VILLAGE THEATRE. riled picture of r' Georee Vii ~1. Ale Gibbon; Charles Endow?, Mr. Fitt. Mtn taken with williain; Ro,y, Mr Fawcett; Fidget, Mr. Adcock; Firmer, They furibe- Mr. 'MIA.; Fraiik, NIIr. Frith; Tramp, Mr. Wyatt. Roelof flounced aw' Rosy, alis.ll..ro. rime has b' • Hons., 45.--Pit, t..—callery, lic—Halt price at Hair's:lst „„,,,,...,, i I Eight. pubs'' Doom to be opened at Half-pest Five.—To begin at Halt the r. past Six.—Tbe Performaucra to conclude before Eleven. Ito. * Places for the Rows to be tarn at the Theatre, of Mr. , , Rormser (of whom Free A.bnistiona may be purchased, and I n Private Box engaged oightly); and (tie the accomosinlatiou 1 of families at that rod of the town, at the Bureau de Sper tacle, Western-Exchange, hood-street. (ire Monday, the poplar Eastern Tile, called Anise Wants and SuperBumes. 0.1 Tu. sd.ry, the fserollrite Meliviiramsof The R tMany Nova tries are in preparation. • t ri NEW LOTTERY Tr, f„ll,..iiig Scheme is re nutted to the Public, std the C anticipates that it will be honoured as there are Ostee 0,008 Twit TW'O of elltdir All to Le .rtrae TuESDAY, ..',* ALL STERLING ' A Y.. Prue' 2.. Pi it 2.. P, 1 . 2..' b 1' . , .t. /Y e tZ, rlrl AMERICA. _ TM? 4TRE4IOVAL, Num V-LANR. wENTY.sECON.D NIGYIT of rtab REtir TRAGEDY. t§llllS FVENING. SATURDAY. Jan. i 6, ! 1 10. m.j.-,1,•• &Twists will prrGwat (fu: the 2241 tue) a rivo Historica ßßU l Tragedy, omitted nia day i. pablidasd, pries 2a. W. is • aiwall Pocket Volume, embellished with a Asa Portrait BRIEF MEMOIR of her hoe 'Majesty 4711. QUEEN CHARLOTTE, with ssibeatie Aaredutes mad Elegiac Vmsea. Sy THOMAS WILLIAMS. Gambia ! Printed for W. Memplt in awl Mardiall, No. 4, Illstiaaers'..euart, awd meld by WI Boakaellers. ST. PATRICK'S CHARITY SCHOOLS. AND ASYLCM V FOR FKMALE oRPHANS. HF, ANNIT INNER, of this IN4TI TUTI)N will take D plate is tbe FIRST WEEK et MAY, at lhe Freemasons Tereru. The Stewards of last year are regeestr - 1 to send to the Reverter!, at the Contasiiter Room, No. 13, DeneriertArtets 51-GalNes. the Phew of the Gems teeters s h o rn tuty UICIIII to Propose ea Stewar.le (or the next Dinars.. Viy Order, J. KELLY, Secretary. [Feat the Notional betrlligeneer. itier . 9 1 charged frOin the *object r•frnd►*ria , he flow. Tlw Military Celsoiltee oreol.l .till have ebetteient hotlines% to 'cern tbrus in the miletart at of the c $$ try. Mr. T. M, Mehem objected to this course, se be tlionghs the e itornitilition of the Seminole wir, and partiretiply of the execution• of At/mahout and A tnioider, befouled properly sod est4ns.vely to the Mira./ C o mmittee ; sort lir *as thesofores ovine 1.) tat tog the atiftiect from their hands. Mr. Ponderer moved to amend the Repalsolla by etot ging the word '4 marline" for t " OW." al it roe the word in the originel tiler t.fthe but j.Ct to the Midday Committee. Mr. 'Louisan suggested ttrbotbrr it would not be better to bet!, winds. Mr. Pinsidezter stated. that his °Nett was Only to limit-tire cottititenFy in the proceeding. by resr laimidut in this Reisolutiort the ,enerdit.steesllais.ahos President in hie Mellow on the Pot t ier/. and in the origioul i reference of it. Tire lirettle , t had said nothisig shout the extend:on of these men, turd. of course, the ItreoluttOm le ropo.etl to fir in a Cott mittee sr .ohjert of the Preptilet.e. Nle,sAir. which was not ineistionell in the N.les. , irge, The A otenchnesit woe egierd to A) re O. N"es 44. Mr. llortison then tooted to arid the wind ere. ruiirre," that the reference tnig'ut tinbruce both the ARBUTHNOT AND Au rutorrEit. Mien we first heard of the eel:ll,6On 404 sen. tenet of death on these nano-Fable Unit, we sump,. rA the propriety of litispeniling onr 0111. , 1011.1 MI this subject until all the facts should lie le-fore its. /inattentive peru.al of the document., and con. siderable reflection on the suliject, have cwifir nrd the °pillion we expressed »mite inonthiago, that the case of these pereolis neither required tint monitor.' the intervesition of the British or any other foreign Government. Ilt then, a tre-tine eutirtly lie. tween 'atomises—between the officers or Govern ment used the peoplo. We wish we could my, with equal confidence, that we entirely approve of the prucoediugs of (Ist Court by-IN& thous lees. solo far4lllo4- - -Wit mean nut to palliate their offenee, but to txprers our doubts whether their inotitAment was properly administered. We express our thoughts on this subject with much confidence. Being ignores,' of the law martial, we are guided to our decision by established principles of iiatirmal and of civil law, applicable. we presume, to all crunival trial.. by whatever Court, in our country. Arbuthnot merited iiiiiiislimment, doubtless, for Ilia officious intermeddlingwitli the Indians, and for hay.iig, under pretence of trading wills them Noll counselling them to assert their rights, acited them to hostilities against OE It is another question, whether his offence was a military user, or properly cognisable by a military ttibunal. It is. at leas., crating, that this person was completely within our power, and that there was no danger of his escape. or of his effecting oily thing whilst in coolioement prejudicial to the operations of the army. To hare held him in confinement, therefore, subject to the directions of 6 higher authority, it. •ppeari to ni, would have been, if on error at all. an error oil the safe side of the question. With respect to the evidence before the Court in this case, our respect for the character of the Offi cers composing it obliges us, little conversant a. we have professed to be (end may we long be !) with military laws. to presume it was such as that law admits. Aud this is all we shall say of it. In the case of Ambrister, the evidence is conclu sive enough. Ile was found in arms against the United States, and pleaded guilty to the clisrge of leading the Lower Creeks to battle. lie identified himself with the enemy, and subjected himself to their fate. But wisest taken. did lie not become a prisoner of war, and was he not ettlijled to the pri vileges of that character ? If so, did lit' become properly the subject of trial by a . court-imert.al ? We err snider the impression, that the offences of both these individitals were such as it would have been better not to have committed to the judgment of a military tribunal ; btu, having bees, so coin. witted. that it would have been expedient to have submitted the aeutence, before execution, to the highest authority known to the coustitutiou fur its OR, THE FA LL OF TAnctim. • With new !fawners. Maehinery. Meows, and Detentions. hornet iniomi, Mr Kean ; Tius, Mr. I) Fisher; Sextom 'Norm Mr. H Kimble; Amok Mr. Willey ; "tot. cr; (\Abalone, Mr. Re moves ; Valerior, Mr. I.l,o:mud ; Corridor, Mr. Powell; Morslinth Mr. Yarstold. T o ll*. Mrs. Glover; Tams:inks, Writ W. West; Lncretia, Al I Art s. I. own ; Priestess of Rlsne's Temple, M thers. Berresow. n the Procession of Tarquinia to Teeple of Fortune. After which will he perils/toed, for the 10th time (what the Nlonmerr ihniliq he is ratille d to call) a new Cassie Pan tomime, undo r the title of 'I ItE SILVER ARROW; CR. HARLFOVIN AND THE. FAIRY Point RANGY. Ahme.t (afterwards Hash-100, Mr. E. Ifarmattl; 1 rare HMO/Milt 'afterward. Pantaloon). Mr. Sionrom,.; M•ninwil (afterward. Clown), Mr. Hartland. Princess N u .. roo , har (eft. raarils Culnnitotte, with a Solo ou the Fla. M.. ; 1 ai, y Part Batson Miss (*noire. Tn, 1)..0r% w , 111 o ',cot &at Si. "Clock, and the Per. f...nottirr her n at S. yew GSA Second P & reee„ :14 —Pit, ; Serum! Price. Qs. __L o ne, ill.. 26.; Calla Prior, le.—Upper Gallery, Is.; \, rood Pier, Poxes sod Pisces to be Wien of Mr Rodwell, at the Ru.. twids of the hcatre, from Teu till Four; where may be LOA Prirate Tr.tgekly of Bruin*, and the pew Comic Panto. of •1 . 1,e S.lrrr Arrow, o l Le acted every Evening till VI r - file Intl. rupreretitation of the !vie Dramitic 1141111aUCC of told, will Le duly annuunerd. .lay is putslkdied, two vols. 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Ivrreure and Music entoptwed and /elected by Mr. Ware v hole arranged und . pleshiced nuder the direction of virin .1s iiitUied. The Amendment of Mr. Harrison was agreed tr. Mr. W. P. Motley suggor earl whether Inc ct of it . [(evolution might ..tit be g ot ..s b.tirr by simply referring liaise document* to ti.t Committee or Foreign Relations, so for they were cusinected with foreign affairs. The trial of those 141Cli seemed to him a subject peculiarly p:oper fur the irivestiga.. lion of the Military Committee, and ought not to be withdrawn from it, &c. Mr. Barbour, is a member of the Committee of Foreign lttlotions, slated what hail nett' done in the Committee, in relation to this sutijet t. They hod found that, in inveatigatifig ode relations won foie of the powers of Eurrive, 11ie Seminole war iirCe•tia• rily constituted an importairt bolt in the , but that this subject was referred to another matter. It was then proper to snocertaits the orta t a of the House how they should proceed. The Corso [Mitre wished neither to infringe be the duties of any other Committee, nor to shriek froth their own, As to what hid beer and • on the Aisiessilitirsit. lift observed, incidentally. that tf the Committee went into. att invertigatiou of the trial, it would be proper to porous it to the fruits of that trial. #s to tho question of reference, he bilirta be satisfied in w h a t. ever way it was decidid, Stc. Mr. Jainism), of Belau( ky, had readily con. vented to this transfer of the sobj.:et, Orc.i:ge hd thought the military question was I.ut so torpor.. taut as the political yuat.flit military no. quay could result its nothing but r repo. t of fact-, not lea nay specific recounticirileiti , ti. The Presi dent hail the power to nu wheat .51 tillicer errs, even to striking him tiff die rod f the army. Ile asked if tercumontotene, reenug tl.at the Pie. oident had refrained front any t 0...c0500 e.f his power iu this rase, load nut obre a th u t the duct pf the officer was thin' for •i.stai (I by ti Executive? If ell, the Coniiii.ute could Ii .t isitel. fere between them. The iirquiiy teas of dttlrrrot chiitocivr. Th,t to ai-Vel;nal 110* roe the maims hat ixtrtl justice arid tin grir.d lei It towards a foreign purser; .11d to what or aline it had lolled w sto duties to that poser. If, boot ver. tie House thought proper in refit the military (pieta Lion, or tiny other, to t h e Military Ciouruiliee, lea would promise fur them that they Would discharge their duty I,itlifully. Mr. Hairison supported er view liken by Mr. Maclay. It would certain!) It highly onrruper to take from the Military Committee thus 'object alto gether—a subject which was so rotirily one already referred to it. and file which greatly agitated this House. It would, lie admitted, lie proper to let so much or it as belonged to foreign affairs be referred to the Committee. cod leave the remainder where it was. Mr. Cobb thought all this proceeding prema ture, because the documents had not been read in the House, mad were out laid before it, ordered to be printed. Relying, however, nn the correctness of the copies which bail appeared jib the newspapers, he thought it a proper WIT. jrct of inquiry for the Committee of Foreign Relations, how those individual., subjects of a Itos reign station, Of Great Blatant, came to be coo• destmed to death by an American Officer.—ln looking into this subject, there would be found some very interesting questions, intimaiely con* netted With our foreign relations. lye fur one. that these trials established ass cut rely new poonciple in the law of nattons. Ile foOltd it announced by the Commatidiug General. oso that toreros..... 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