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/o"(>‘,Z) t l / 4 /;27; .. .~ , , I. . . ... ... t.,• .. . 1 N u m nut 6485. THCATHR.ROYAL, DRUM FOR THE 'BENEFIT OP " RV MOST SPECIAL MIMS EVENING. WED Isle Raja's?, /Wreaks *RI pm tiroe tbonefl leave) she mkt's*lest c FASHIONABLE LiltedrtEs , oft, HATOlig WILL Mlttllllll.. WeVont, Mr. CIWoo; 'Mr Lessard Savage, den. 143 Rairesuril,.Mrs:Glover; Claws . Mr - After Ail+, * SIVIHCAL MELANGE, be intrrnhttfil u Salty Is oar AIRY," by Air. Euiwool., on it* Violin by Mr. T. Cooke, bibs/Ante revera! popular Abs. """ • Aanensbly," by Mr. panty. A if Suer. called "*Ward and Betty Mr. tair4t. Av pitetiesaler requesi. 'Artaxerxes, rolled o'lajafassey woe Sederne Peoria " t.ittl,TAAine 'Mr.. Bleed. • Wilke .re lke essei l era - Plonk SlldOslsllls • 84 mtristr.' ' •A Vas fro* b) Tree * she FlagespleC" • • • The EvessivitlS 'HoteMiseineithito 'coeds& vide (by Cid. 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Including Bartell's ('irllertioss of Pylo* 4 vols.; Houghton Gallery, '21..d5.; (..l. rie.de Floreace ; (hlevie do Midis Royal; Le Biro, G4Jrriv tics Printers Flamands. 3 vole ; Earlom's Liher 11,140.11 i s; Iflismck`k Sepulchral Monumeots, 4 vols.; I.l..llwio's Death; Hunhialten's Heads; Picart's Religious t'Ae s, large paper ; all the Pietureaque Voyages; Dust's Westminster and Canterbury, 3 vol.. large paper; Mautoner Surrey, 3 vols. large paper ; Grose a Antiquities, .13 sole. ; Lenin's Birds, 6 vols. with original drawings; Sem tOa various Works; Archirnlogia. 19 vole. rosaia ; 4.Bl.. e raphs, 3 v 01. .; Cortis's Botany, 3$ vols. mu, rust%) old Plum dm. eke. CROWN AND ANCHOR TAVERN,STRAND, inlet SO, 1840. I ten' nonteroos MEETING of the DtPUTiTIONs of Various TURNPIKE TRUSTS round the Metropolis, J N! r:s RICE WILLIAMS, rag. in the Chair; • It was resolved, That this Meeting observes with equal surprise awl regret 11114 a K:11 has Wen brought into the House of Commun., the 411.kti of witch is to vest lit Commissioners the line of iluads to the Isetzlihoodlum) of the Metropulisy and to di.. 'barges for several *nosier' under whom the same are now repaired and msititalued, from the further mire and main trustier thereof. I'l tt the reason SIIIIIIPW4I in the preamble of the Bill, viz. 'hat It' is impracticable under the present system to keep !hr Itime4 in the state of repair required, mill that the same an, lie tiTteled without the control of tort Board of CUM. l' , i1)11r111 fur all the mid Roads, is wholly unfounded. V.iit the different Bodies of Trietims the m t; :o, ot them Roads ire principally minimised nt men of property, metiog ern IN the discharge Shrit treats, and from their linmel liatntaacy having tra ined:Me personal interests in the good stale of the Roads, dada ,Alitartainities of observing them, sad competent of :1111(31111”.; aid applying proper material.; for their repair. 'rih under ouch rircnnwtantes to transfer these trust* from Pinked tru .Vntlitnlt .l ll ,l thr bands of a Board of CUM. , Nl•flOnt ro, willruVt rit lore like in rooms! m iffe d or mature d e l m, write of itio ,, r whom it is intendrd they should dos. place, appears to this Arching to be equally unnecessary, aprelieni, and uninsr. Tiro for these and utile, reasons the several trusts 110411 re !ermenteri at life blether will, as well In their suited as ...orate empathic+, tree every prosier *weirs of opposing the "'I Nils from twine paused into 2 law. That these Re.utstoona, signed by the Chairman, be twice .utei tell in six Morning awl i.e.. Eseisiiie Papers. JA *ES it ICE IVILLIAMS, Chairman. The Chairman basing Itft tile Chair -14.-oln:4l—That the 'numbs of she Meeting be given ttl :he Chiirman, fur his very able anrljadicioss conduct is the Cll3ll. • • sat .1,1011 VMS. i. 4 uy I$V fit ranWliWrlP palmy Ilk iffikalookotoOtoofi ,s 5 _ As. are .M Aintissizootiito roosiOroit• to oftilogoo oloillh JIM sod to traitirtheir•Nead ele! Residtace at the tali of 14ot, Lida; Sod they girt moriarer required to dleod the &Amid htU Hillce . W. Partent,aud to receive Hieferw . and yid the Reedits' for the sows. • i f ani • fthe fielded of the aL..edd Bah stash& bo! desirous ofreceivinp iPayourntOf the Principal and llathred; previous to the said ttit day of Jis4, they sop loamormiOl modalett,on competing the littered to tie Pow on which they wish to be paid, and loads, the Said Rills for chi isination one day prior thereto. Suck Persons as may be desirous of hominy net. hrek cur Billa in whole or in part of Payment of Pitioaterel• atan starting ups Hilts, and meat losing the elA . elt the tallow of their Lists, delivered on or before We inmi d She 19th lasted, may be accommodated with PICW7K motile to or Order, carrying an Interett of Twoyestee by the day, on a-froths* frundrod Pounds; which said sew Bills will bear dote do Mad lid .day • of July, and, will be delivered, together with the interest des in respect of the Bills so desired th e 04 changed, on Monday, the pith day of July, ilia ftejl4.l lowing days. r • • The lizetrogrier Bills to be issued in archaise', ooitliimlb payable to or Order. as abate sientlimill' Asp be either transferred by eadorsement, or wilts p ; %lathe Bearer, lf the Blank shalt not lie filled up. .. H.R.—.AU Exchequer Bills dated prior to etagled,t9l, 'we kmmadoertisoil to bi paid of GUILDHAI.L, LfilYttoTl,l4TH juuroggg. ?VHF COAIMITTRE tor LET . rtN(; the AL LANDS aud TENEMENTS of Hsi CITY of LON DON will awl at Gail/hall mi THURSDAY, the 016 'lay of Jahr seal, at Ow o'Cleek pireeiwlT, to LET by mime AUETIO?i, us a Lease for R 1 Yeses, fry. Al= 182 d, a HOUSE, Nu. le, or the West Shk ?1 IF buildings, Loudon. The Coadisioss foe Irttiog sway be seat Works, Gsildball, nod the Premieea viewing s4srf 457 boo brow the boors of I I mid 3 o'clock. JOSEPH BUSHNAIC,49OOIOO4er. •.' EAST INDIA DOCK HOUSE, Lesson, Jung 311; ISIS. H E COURT of DIRECTOR* Et T the I EAST INDIA DOCK COMPANY do Ilietig ore Notice, lust a HALF YEARLY GENERA!. MEETING of tie PROPRIETORS of the said COMPANY will be held at their Howe, is Si. Helen's-place, Bohopegme-street, us MONDAY. the loth of July seat, at Eleven o'Cluck. The COURT of DIRECTORS further gift That at the said General Reciting the ELECTION of THREE DlRECroits will take pixel., is the room of the smite number it uiutt out of office by rotation, pursuant to the pearliness of the Act of Parlismest. By Order of the Coml. JOHN FAIIRAN, fterretary. N.B.—The Chair will he takes at Twelve &Clock pee -1 Moth, awl the Ballet close at Two eau& Twelfth. jatrOspteegry Ohs Siretisiro. • „, Mr. CALL/01 A 1443 reset tlist fitll h,t A 4i.. which was loudly sisplatitistf, tttt, i ispistly rdepted, after s few we* is IN bgeolf Ilisgs Mr. 'PITMAN nod Mr. FwM : .1140 TKE QUEEN'S MOST EICELLSIST II AMITY. •« The dal ful Address of the I aluddlant Manntbeithes of . the City mad Liberty of Westinioater, is pine Meet ing legally arseeabtra this 4th Jay of July, USU. • We, your alsjesty's subjects. the inlohiMat blouse holderi attic City awl Liherty of Westotiostir, bag leave to offer pone ?Majesty our hesrifelt roottratishilioa your . !Majesty% safe Ware to your and our country. We bare. 1/01141 mesa to feel regret fur the uerelenting pervectilleina and indignities your Majesty espwrienced, white Princess of fraan souse of the highest atetheritiss im this country; especially at the lime ahem your stunt aissiahle., tlntifiat, end , sffectioeile daughter, whose lass oast be lung sad equially deplored by your Sisjerty, sad by all the people of this I rialto. stool aauN in need of the eaoeln ry gitsetians of ___ _. _ 4 delleold peoest. • !t Illikedome before your Majesty with tos servility, sad will Ord your Majesty with woromishig wools of &dela- I L - . " i to mLeel utte nu r. ill ß e W3t Quee n td l e f befor gali r " you t r o M ilea sje r st ias yl E ilV; *sorrily which will give place to SOW. 4, We assure your Majesty thee is shove public preetsed. Jogs. we hare continuity maistaiweil the just preiroestives of the Crown, sad the right* wad liberties of the people. We have always supported the three Estates which compose our free firm of Goveruasest, suitiously &mirrors that each shostit preserve its powers without lowest-ling on either of the ushers ; end is this our usderistiog mune of pure loyalty we have been • steadily opposed to the doesissedism of an oligarchy, which, although it is Wither of awe Estate", moleevours so usurp the powers of the whole; .to irsinple 'opts the rights of the people; to destroy all reel responsi bility of Ministers; cud has at !meth out only dared pub. Isely I. insult your Majesty, bet to propose se mossore, as firstly .se megneuimursly 'teetered by yore Majesty, to be a *Almon to the law of the lewd, sod a flagrant "adagios Well the prineipke ofjostice: - • w We Word With ledigostiss, bid without surprise. of hi dilleleits being eutemained to emsdeuss sod to ostlew your ttjesiy, by • process which, if ssiseessloptod, might hereafter UP used as a precedent fur placing the hfe of every presoak in Ante realists, front the highest to the lowest, at the some, of el few issilividnals, to the alter ashrersiuss of the just parte- Wittives of the Crows, and the foodsoseutal liberties of the people. ie We are well swotted that; lit repressisg our issfeigned Jr notation et the treatment your Majesty hes received, as well as of the further proceedings professedly intended to be taken agisiust your Majesty, we sot only express the matiments of the %shale Colossus' of them Realms, but that is our most earnest wish, thugs publicly expressed, that your Ma.. jest, may triompb over all your enrolee, cod love reside asistiairst as t the grace, the life, sod orunatest of society,' we shall be kneed by our &Hasn't/4ml, frogs one extremity of the nature to the other." Signed et the request and es behalf of the Meetiag. Sir FRANCIS Butioarr then presented himself to the Meeting. After the applause which followed had a little subsided, be said that on the present occasion it was improper for Win to address them with mortathati a few words on she subject of the Alerting. • lie attended therein' blember for West misister to learn their wishes and to fulfil their ex- pectatiolis sod intentions. He should feel the high. est satisfaction in presenting the Address which liati just been adopted by theta. It.was almost intpos. slide to avoid sayisig a few words on a subject ow interesting to the public as the present discussions on the conduct of the Queens *sal at the "Ine time imt to be placed in opposition to the course of pro. ceetliiig adopted, as that course regarded the jus tice end merits of the question. There was one source of consolation to the people of England, sod to every well-constituted mind, that as her Majesty had come out clear from two former iiivestigailow, pursued in * similar manner to the present, that she would in like manner come triumphant from 1 the present inqiiiry. It must he their wish, and , they could entertain little doubt, considering the former iiiirestigatious, and recollecting the tales "Itr.:11 were theu propagates!, they must have a feet . . . . _ ing of certainty that filth would he the happy re. cult.—(Load cheers.)—Her Majesty'. conduct de manded not only the sydtpathy but the admiratiou of every generous mind. sad when contrasted with the modes of procedure adopted by her accosseris, that contrast was certainly not calculated to give it a diminished effect. Her proceedings were always those of conscious innocence. Shr had always said, .6 1 Give me only to face my enemies; I tc•lt only fur full inquiry; I ask wily for that to which every WOlll4 l / 9 and child I+ entitled to in tins country—strict justice."-11...00d cheering.)-.4111 her Alajesty's words and conduct were equally plain. explicit. Slid direct ; and when a ;proposition was made to her, to deter her from coatis' to this country, her answer was given by being here self alutost as soon as her threateners could know that their otters had hren rejected. The answer winch her Majesty had gives. so the Address of the City, speken by her owii moot It, exhibited the same conduct, the mote unshriukiii4 assertion of limo crime from fool accusations. Since Own her Ma jesty had already passed the. ugh three ordeals un touched, there could be little few that on the pre itent occwitni her crime would ;line as conspi cuously a. every honest Maw was atottout that it should. The public peace must mainly depend on guilt or ninuccOce being utortysivacally esuaulialicd, rod that could not appear but by each proterillor mi Ater Majesty demanded. It could never be Made appear 6, gravel. keg inforimatiou, bet by fair yea. Peellbagli 00 , 1 own ma. Under these eirtrattaneml, Alm ~ . 1 .IM s r. HoOsiatom said, he could only ewers' hie! . entire ctiocurrenoe in•the seurtmeats of that diatom, ,weielted person. Who, by their fsvonr, he had tbel honour of caltiug his eoltragoir. Ile beegrd leek to express his satisfactimi, not yearly at the Joky which he was, coiled upon to perform, hot it wail also . jarculiarly• grateful to him, from the enema.: stance that he war called upon to perform it ot`suliol ponied by him with whom he thought it an halibut! to he jotted in Iv respectable a duty. Although they were met to vote as. Address of Cougratulus lion, yet it could not be concealed that they forte also suet to complain of a grievance. It oat the •anisfortune of the time* in which they heed, that 'few politic meeting, were now called which heal not 10 compleiu of some inroad ou public liberty. They . were out now met to consider of any attempt . oriust those called the lower classes; it was nut Against those who hat) been the object of other green bag., hut they were Met to consider what coneolation they could give to the west exalted of their felluhelobjects, fur indignities and caluionies 4adeservcd, Poe ciimplaint which had betu made • . . isgaiostnei *a-sty, was for appealing to the pro ,pie of itusleent.; •but lie would ask, to whom else td!uld.slicapvcal? Were not the people of Eeig -Ilit.l the only. stay renoutring to her ? tisol she our JOett il. left but Them? And was sir to ity c i tilind fur hail% thrown hi:astir on the jot esi ,acrdgenerous jirmeijites of thine who were Delft 'known to fad those sr ho asked for that justice which: was their due? The Meeting might be pretty 'refill assured that their Address spoke the "eutiments nut' only of the metropolis (part, of which hail alreidy .iepreseed itself in simila t manuer) , but alsevof. l eell Euglawd.; mod C u. m this it was a sufficient got. master that. the people of England had ever been ,distinguished for justice and honour. If the grerfil 'leg seas to be examined. was it by Impartial per. sons ?—f I,ood cries of " Yo, wo," from the usseok . bly.)—Of the Micro, or eleven Peers appointed for dell duty the knew not whether what he was going to say would not sobject hint Id the itetshliies of seunclohnas magaidaira), but he would sly, that of those Peers so appointed, lour were actually those who had made up the green bag, and for aught they knew, composed the papers. Was there theta any thing like justice in that proceeding ?—lt had; been likened to a prventment before a Grand Jury; but when was it ever known that the Grand Jury was composed of the pet-eons preferring the accusation.? But then for fear this Cointailtre should quarrel among theMselves, au l cut one an. other's throats, those four Peers were joined by eight others, who from a long course of virtue were known to be of the shame opinion as themselves. Ile had heard also, with what truth he could not say, that one or two of those Noble Persons were the personal enemies of the Qiieett. What satis factory result could ensue fluiu a Committee so composed he was at a loss to conceive. Ile con tended that the course pursued by the Ministers tended more to throw discredit on our established institutions, that, all the speeches littered by the Reformers in Palace-yard .or at those hosting.. 'rite lion. Gentleman the., proceeded to censure the cuuduct of the House of Commons for the Resolutions %trivets had been tinned and presented to the Queen, which. he affirmed, bail no other ten dency that' to affix an indrlihle stain, and prevent her Majesty ever bring considered as the Queen of this country. Ile concluded by eepreissiug his plenum at' obeying any call of hie Constituents, convinced that in supporting their sentiment' he was but performing the duty of ati PAislisliaten, and propping the falling liberties of his country. — (Cheers, mid trees of " Beano!") • • . Tsar following Resolution was then priorseed sad carried iimiunnously : 6.—Resolved, That she fuf eroilm Address lie iiissillby As R. 'e or Ow v. uu behalf of ilie Eircturs of Illtassursissorr,aisel that it be presented by the High Bailiff anal oar worthy Re presentatives, Sir Francis BurJett and Jules Go linishisitse, 44 1. Mr. %WILLIAMS then moved the thanks of the 11leeting to time Francis Burdett sod Jobu Cam iinithouse, E.,1. Mr. TitaLwALL seconded the motion, and con gratulated the elector* of %Westminster in having really . two Representatives who would perform their duty, their whole ditty, and nothing hut their duty to ilrestioinvter, and thereby to the people of Eng laud at large. This Resolution was carried with every expres. siou of approbation, will t a dissenhCllt voice, SS was also r similar reeolutuiu of thanks to Mr. Alderman %Veiled. fir FRANCIS BLatirrt and Mrs HuSHOIIIIIII turned thank*. Mr. CALLAGHAN said, the time "Hie' Ite slieheition was prevented in etit High Bailiff; and 6111CCOile Recioneittinitiets had felt a consider:ALlO de 'ireeof loftiest iiiii at the delay which had occurred io complying with their rirtiseest t but us tt*' Filth ..Bitiliff hod declared he hod acreil from cluiscteti t tilous .00titives only. red Ida sinpirlAtty,lbvt.day.could 'nut be denied, 'he had no Iliartation in moving the of the . ..meeting to itceonlingly:;which Triieg carri • ed..ihe .High BatlifF returned . !hiniltili assisicamitiot thee brektirif +Mid iftl.44/11,44. - r.,- , p•-•. sear relates able.T ' . IIdOLTRNT DEnspiipLl.. . Ps the snstian sf.Lortl Aucts.allll Ilia Bin was eemd d trued lime. The Noble Lewd said he could isoi wore to the Bia bets( nitric( into a law in he peasetst wale i iq hit opisimit required marry material alltidellions. fie (unlit move that it should be osinsigar! es 111(pelegesesit e nap 111 the Conssaittee he wooed popper semeetAllelleibisolsilo mud if tarried, be, sushi profuse that the sigivoopm4.4. ft , - priatrd, and antiwar& recommitted. •••• -.: JAVA. :12 The Mampsii of LAWIDOII/1 moved (4.4* mpi of dio• palettes, or extracts of dispatches, receives! titr e Weir Lodi I Ceatopsoy in the, year .11114, from lliames•S. Ridley, C. rebels,* to she state ofisea,—..Orderell. The CoWinerciel Credit Bill •Llceland) was rrie4 • thind lisse,'aiiil passel. ' The Quarter Srsointis Appeal "ill and the Speeial Coasts. hits &Trimestral 6.ll:were croon, it rid . TitE QUEEN. REPORT OF 'RIR SbCRET COMMITTEE. The Kiel of HARROWS"' rose and sold, Unit as Clieivideis of the Secret Committee nifintioted SO eitsfoitot the low Inalowers • Majesty's Message, felating to the conduct of tier Qaerti, he was commended to iirMent the nejoirt Of thr Committee t• the !loose, the NoltlT.gort mused that it be Nat, 'itrach being agited to—s.. ' • [The Clerk ,IWor, mid the Report to 6614,./iit following ourids.; ' " The Lords' Committees appointed by yunr Lardshipe, to exainise - certain documents relating he the coladert:of . the (Meta, Ode lberat from this ressialry, as ClUrflit::.-- rated to the, Moder by his Majesty's Gracious IlOsnsoe. r,, • to report ilseir.opidissir there's to she Missariadd Werral „oddities/al papers bodied hero also noloitillei lirtlislist ctio „sidewise, report or Aleistes:— i,•! ti. Tame •Cuminstues brio` eltadd wit h Wh 4 . 6 6 16 4 ., /0114iistrate referred to their rousideratim, Rod tiii7 . llii;oc deeisesems motile alkestioas sispiisried iii the essiscarrent tostimmy et earlobe perilous I. differeat harts of Emn i ,e, that deeply affect the. humor of the (ammo, as they tend. to sheer slime It., bluie , dt had formed as INleresorse of a r Weal sittilre dills a foreigner, who had hem a mesii.ii se:. taut in her Majesty's Household. * That them documents Nailer prove a serifs of r......1.:rt in the Querit, biztil.Y Uubecousiog her ilajrol)'s rack a. , I station, and a a very lieestisiii Oaten.. Tour Commits.. are of opinion that these charges deeply atilt the honour ~ f the Crowe, sad cletessad a mks. infinity, the metarseilli of which they Clllll,ol but deeply deplore." . The Report being read, The Earl of Livgaroot, !Wieser! said, that in consequence of the Report their Lordships hod just heard read, he now rose to give notice; that hr vrould to 7 morrow introduce a Bill referring to the atibjeCt matter of the Report. He shobld. there fore, move that the Lords be summoned. Ile need scarcely add, that throughout the entire proceeding he should. i 4 every instance, consult the cotter nience of the illustrious individual accused so 14 rti the means and opportunity of her Menee were con cerned. lie should eater more into the details of the question to-morrow, when he should submit the Bill to their Lordships. Earl GREY Slid he mould htve abstained from saynig a word on this important commit at the pee. sent time, but his wish for the strictest justice cods polled hitii to make a few obeervetioies. lie nitric repeat his former objection against the injustice of the mode of bringing the charge against the Dios.: blows Personage who was implicated. The eii deuce had been long known to his Mrje.ty's ter*, and why had they not brought forwsal the charge on their own responsibility, issotrod of eking it by a proceeding of that Hons... st Secret Com mittee ? Aad what was the substance of the Re port ? That her Majesty stood charged of adultery of . a most Odious nature with a inetsial servant, and that it was of long standing. If it were Sit, it was a case that made all compromise impoti.ible, for in fact, an attempt at compromise would be the great est indignity that could be offered to the Crown: Their Lordships would bear in mind, that although this was the Report of the Secret Cortimittee. that that Committee consisted of • great pert of hid Majesty's Ministers, who had slept for a year, Nei ing such evidence before them ; and vie') now that the Committee had made their Report, their Lord. ships would have to suspend their opinion of the guilt or innocence of the Royal Persnitoge for three month* longer, and that in the present agitated state Of the country ; fur he had tin hesitation iii telling the adviser* of the Crown, that they shwa. give her Majesty tone to enter into her defence; that they must inform her of the charges against her, and of the evidence they have to •uppOrt thesis, . for the description of crime proclititne , l to the world by the opinion of the Committee was lint . 0 ; • for how could her Majesty ewer tufo her defence without Intowitig who was the menial Arr,aut enact ed to in the Report, or who are the wiiihrssei? When the Noble Earl (Liverpool) presented his Bill to-owirroa, and entered into a detail of his Visit iattheroobject. he (Earl Grey) trustrt that he *Odd 'made thew Lordships .bat her Msji4tY.shatild de put in piesserims• the elates itigkinet `triV, 7 tad the wittle/ses Mt, Were tb soppert tAked ..their. LardahlOs''porsisto for intruding' Ihefis Fo ulneegiJvailiettaittly had sal More fiats lei ridtlegVbutAtheolold net tide W641'04+ .. ' ' -:••, ' . * . • • %.. (•t• , , I ~.-•••••• ' ,-, ? ....4"....04.4 ___ 11 . 1 ° • P :',14 , *. - yr • . ' wiip ... • itY - % A 1,, . 1" • , i •••••• ik: - .... , , , /, . :7 . .. - i it •,• . f i, • 'I " ' , ..7 tt;; E! . ) •'.4 1 w! , wiettq is t±t r. , „.' it- rr r. . ... ..-. he , R . ' •• : . I, ' f t . ,. ' . fad i: • 1‘• ~ Ai ! 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At one o'clock yesterday a meeting of the Inha bitant Hooseholders of %Vestininster was held its Covent-garden, for the purpose of co 11l i t leriug the propriety of voting an Address to her Majesty up sns the present treatment she is receiving from the King's Ministers. The hustings was erected, not as usual, in front of the church. but at the extremity of Tavistock row. near the flummums Tavern. The averting was composed of a number of respectable inhabitants of IVestosioster. the High Bailiff in the Chair, sup ported by Sir Francis Burdett, Mr. Hubhoure, and several other politic characters. The business of the meeting was opened iii the usual form by the High Bailiff, who read the re quisition in pursuance of which the meeting was convened, and then raid, iu explanation of his not baying called this meeting earlier, his may reason was not to interfere while hopes rematued of that which every body so anxiously desired, inane. ly, an amicable adjustment of the unhappy differ eoce between the illustrious parties. lie, then complained of a paragraph in The Morning Chronicle, which insinuated that he was acting under the influence of Lord Solmout It, and so lemnly declared, that from the that moment he held his office down to the present, he never consulted Lord Sidmouth as to the discharge of his duty, nor had that Noble Lord iu soy insulter ever interfered with it.—(Applause.) Mr. TUELWA lA. rose. sod in ob eloquent speech expatiated upon the unfair course taken monist her Majesty, by doing to her that which would not be tolerated against the meanest subject in Eng land, namely, charging her by a green bag pro. ceeding, and instituting a Secret Committee to con sider of the course dollen her. Formerly it was said the people swished to bring Into contempt Royalty ; now who was it had that wish hut his Majesty's' Mims tens ? Mr. Burke said " the age of chivalry was gone," so it was from the higher ranks, hut its prin. (Niles were now upheld by the lower. lie conclud ed by proposing the following Resolutions, which weir carried twat t i 11l molly That England has hitherto b 44. II regarded as a tuition of civiligatiou and hwaauity, iu which for social obligations of courtesy sad morality have been held in the highest trenrrat trio. 2.—Resolired, That these principles 'ppm to he moat outrageusely violated by the ineuiter is which ow Upsets bap been treated by the evil advisers of his M.jesly—by iasi divas "Hemp!' to banish that august Pemissiigv, towel go ennouts of aridisellons siusahstasitsersi, ails) to sitta ppne IV apish the erideuee of past 'entellqw. as r f oc . • • 7,111. • ' 1. 1111.1.1 Ul *Wit, t 11•101,4 1 ~. -. • TURATRE-ROTAL rN0);1661 . 001111.0050/4; STRAND, • THIS ' s EVENING, WEDNESDAY. oto• wilt be performed, tbe Musical &dermas's+lA • • THE REE-HIVE. • Wiser, Me. Haste,' Captain Illerlos i Mr. Wraith; Cop lii* Rams, Mr. M. & ChaUrrley. Mri. Mogi% NW. Grote; Emdr. Mies'llastr; Cicely, Slim Kelly. A Ara which. Aih t lute, is estirety new Comte Operetta, called THE PROMISSORY NOTE. Mr. Markham, Mr. Wrench: Mr. *mope, Mr. Pearoot; ICA:. 11r. !killer. Mrs. Markham, Mrs. W. S. Cbatterlry CAlOllllf, 1161 Carew; CiCrli, Miss Tu eopehode with tier Grand Serious Ballet called THE DEATH OF CAPTAIN COOK. T.r.mstrater, The Adopted Clad—Relies tottimoit Reaax— aad Per Preenewawy Note. V ALTXR LL. 1111 /11ti EI'ENING, WEDNESDAY, July 5, • CRAND CA LA, corapriaing a Concert of atiseel- In neon. Uwsir. At the end of the first Act Shillanse and Stab retniitelle staqui, with filedernoiselle Adelle, will exhibit Perforniestees ; aud, at the cooclusion of the Concert. will 'emceed a brilliant display of Fireworks, by S. t oors Ilengler, when Madatne Saqui, completely ease d in a aolitine of ere, will achieve her surprising &alit on the Tight Wept., al a elevation of sixty feet from the ;.youngt. A.1.15,+t0n Si. &I.—Doom open at Sento, the Concert to Isricet at Vir,bll o'clock. x. )9. •r. 12 14J4 1'.,.,, 11. A. ,zz itlge. kisp, ror.l . Ile Mr. r-, GE. ..,—.. To• :LL, -~. .