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olisoosts; !boot Basset, Mr. . 1 S Farley; John Moody, Mr. Firre:re. Lady Townley, Mrs. H. Johnston; Lady Grace, R.* ii•hrton: Lady IVrunghead, Mrs. Davenport. To which will be added, a llisrletta, called •r()Nr I'l-111113 - THE GREAT. King Arthur, Mr !Wooden ; Tom 'numb, Miss M. Alin taw t Lora I:filet', Mr. Liston: Noodle, Mr Taylor; Don ee, Mr Simmons. Queen Dollahillah, Mee. Liston The doors to be opened at Half-past Five. and the Play Isx-in at Walt put Six. hones, vs.; Second Price. N. 611.—Pit, as.; Second ?rife, se —Gallery, sr.; Second Prim is —Goner Gallery, Is. To-sou:row, lnkle u,d Yarico, with The !Hind Boy.—Ou 'Martin, The Exile, rid All the World's • Stsce.—Di M on dsy, Teske Preselect% with Don Joan-1)o TOteilxv. The Vern Vr:s vs or Winda.a -h-On Wed uesdsy, I.ri e is s Villaire. LYCEI:3I THEATRE. rug si'ECl : 4l,_ LICENSE OF THE LORD CHAMBERLAIN Granted fur the present SCUMu to the joint application of all parties ptsacipally iiitemated. ITIHEIR MAJESTIES' SERVANTS, form - in. 11_ in., the COMPANY of the late DRVRY.LAN THEATRE, will, THIS PRESILNT THeIISDAY, Dee. it, mug. perform the Play of CAS ME SPECTRE. Osmond, Mr. Raymond; Iteginald, Mr Powell; Percy, Mr. Llollaistl; ratlwr Philip, Mr. Palmer; MutMv, Mr 11 teach ; Himatin ' Mr. Vaughan. Augela, M n. Edwin; Mie r Mrs. Sparks. To which will be added, the Farce of THE MAYOR OF GATIRATT. Sir Jacob Jalap. lfr. Polley; Major Sturgeos, Mr. Dow. toe ; Jerry break. Mr. Rumen; Crispin Hveltap, Mr. 'Newham; Drain, Mr. Smith. Mrs. Sneak, Mira Mellon. The doors to be °posed at Half-past Five, aud the Play bevies at Half-pest Sm. Boma, tie ; Seeowl Price, mi —Pit, ti. Gd ; Second Price, as —Gallery, 3s ; Second Pima., La.—Upper Gallery, is. ; Samoa Price,dS. Tu.morrow, The Melly Wives of Windsor, after which, Matrimony —2on Satardny, The School for Scandal, with My Geardavother.-41a Monday, The Jealous Wile, and Holicat Thieves —tris Taeadus, n Sc. Constdy, in Fier Am., never performed, called Saddest Airmail; ar, 'Coo Busy by Half. fiorir.Tr OP scHoIAINEms. rril E tit)l.; iE. l'Y SCROO ASTEItIi will IL hold their Annual Meeting at the Crow, and A 3elttor Tares, it the Straed„ ,a, T HURSDAY the VIVA ib.t. ri-rontlirt TIIE RI t. G /AGE ISAAC HUNTING FORD, :* Atoll Ihthop Affltooraater. • Strartivirtorwvo: T F. !MITT Arr. WILIA AII GOIDDIND Santo, of Carlisle. The Rey. Waliael Vialleria, D.D. DelleviMstminmer. The Rae. Samuel Parr, 4.1. P. Pralwiwhry of DC P 411 1 ... mirrrt FOR 1109: Rev. CHARLES EURN EY, 1. 1. IJ nod F R.S. Chairman. ILev. Matthew 6aiur, D.D. and F R S. Depoly•Chati ohm. /W.A. trutoloe, L L 1 Rev. J. Lisdalt, D.D. Rev. tl,rlthkdo, * - IW. 'We. Lai. Rev. A. Greenlee, 1..1..D. Rey. VI. Shaw, A-40. Rev.,. Wariest; R.D. J. Stforlian, L.L.D. V. Kelly, L.1....D. Secretary to the Cosatoittee, Rev. G. Game. Rettyler) 1.. the Seeirty. e*l Treamorcr, Dr Kelly. AOEiI 10A TIIRBIt ausercTs. E OUT RIVIS neroey, notvert ; 501. T. S. Sulks, AN. Ft e, Sarong ; lire. W Mo.nr, DD. Citeceeatet ; Rev. W. Uwe, A.)l. IJelcSeld ; Rae. J. Swish:A.M. Reod• Mastei ofliaachester School ; Rev. Dr. Woull„ Head Mae. ter 0111.6gby &hoot AUDITOR!: • tie,. Dr. Cr sehlo, Re. J. U. wteit, and *ay. Dr. !Woe. TRGSTIIII Te TOL VVRD6 Rev. Dr. Barrow, Rev I.:r Luroey; tad Dr. 'Taw altos-wok v tit'atyrut Rev. Joke I.ltantieby, ANA •Rce Mr. Nash, :* %Gibbous, B.A. Mr. Otway, • Mr Mims. The prinrip•il objert of this Fowiety in to establish • Feud fur the benefit ui the %Volts's awl Orr Yams of Schaal aListern mid fur the relief of nuch Selloolluastevn Unbent at msplrceume euressituut thias•ili are, tarmity, ur mho.' fortsue. Subscriptions are received by limits. liammeisley alba C 3. P. I.uidl ; Mutton.. 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Edward Upham, E •4 The Price to Subl i eters, loyal Paper, Fire Caitsaas 6. • and on Denty, Tbn4 Cittaeae. N.lO upwards of WM filladiCS Copies are allidiredit scribed far. ' • . COMMON COUNCIL, (3uttataLLL,4)2c. 13. • - The proceeding* of the last Court birinf been gone through, anti some private business &spored of, the: Requisition, ripen which the Court win*" • ; called together, was read, upon which Mr.Sheriirgi A•retus addressed the* early as Ulises said that he should set occupy their sittesaken ;- long in the present stage of the business; it was •• his intention. in the brat instance, to •mort that • the Address, voted upon the lest day,- shoal& read, many members present not hoeing heard it.-- '. He had carefully abstained from making anlt asst.. serystions hitherto upon the sohject isttlisedleelotel 'inn; because lie had always entermartri thiribighser respect for the devesious of that Coen, sod* suairel circumstances, *ad considered that the only yilate - ! in which they shonlel be questioned or reviled. Tim Address did appear to him, after an annneivepai • meal. to contain Istagstage in which they onghemnt to persevere.; he would,' therefore, submit , time best manner of procesidiog'sveuld tie, first, to have': it rend, and then fairly to consider whether it MR.^ couched in terms ceusistent with their - digeety#Ws4 l likely to be sitisfactery to the country at Among v or what was, perhaps, as iropertant, whether *seplo calculated to treat Ili, Majesty with that, empeense which they must all be denizens of Acetifying ter.• ward him. (App4ovses.l Perhaps sane Gen)lgew men might object to the reading of the Addriseitew btu he was ready to adopt any mode be considered preferehle. Mr. Dixon objectad to it; but a4terpordn se conded it. On sccoucling it, n he bairgini.ta state eine words. ItweeSisdetire to keep himself open, eati& dots question wohielrultiiied of ; after winch i*ww.l4 lel out 01 tut the question of the expesliewcy,et address, Mr. M A Ratort observed, that . if they skiipaigid., npon readrig the Address. &trousers ehietd jpear, taint, he ext.hidrtl; but, until that ass *MO, which he hoped would not be the saws, japiilapselt,/, they might remain. . Mr. Aldsrmau Comae said. that, as , Ica es experiegi e went, ainl hews. a long time a Member of that Cuiirt, en Address Fiore proper, more listed , to the, occasion, and more respectfully /verged, hr., never had heard. If they were now to sitar the Ad.. dress, it world out gu to disepprove of that alone ; it would go to disapprove of the officer* of the Court; of those him, in compliance with - its innunew riot's, hurl undertaken to prepare the Address.--- There were upon the Cinumittee which prepared It. uiue Aldermen ; yet. while its merits werecliactss sing, they thought proper to go err is, 61pp/oases/. . There were also Commoners froin every ward. pan business had undergone the wort ample discussion; would they then, for the mere purpose of accommo... dating those delinquents from their duty. renew the discussion, arid proceed to a re-examination of what they were obliged (in consequence of their own ne- . elect) to transact without them F Such conduct, fie. thought, would be highly inconsistent and im proper. Mr.SlierifilVoop could L his worthy colleague; never, slrees snore fully considered, his worthy colleague complai witit for two hours occupied when they had completed i it Inch was calculated to tic,,, ; topplausn). He did the . Court to agree in the; say no more upon the preeeri content himself with tuovir " hat it was the practice, an Address to the Ding, I wait upon His Majesty, to sore, as to the time at which and that it was contrary Court to move for the resclndii such Address ; and tending not potations upon those engaged it of it, but derogatory to the digeitt the't itself." Mr. Gairrrrite stranded the Amendment; and, in support of it, begged lease to offer a few 'void,. lie vindicated the conduct of the Cnitmittee, and said, that if any impropriety did occnr, it was neon the part of ant • Centleineu, who thearght proper to talk to then* in a manner by uo means jostiAeble ; he meant the present Sheriff, Mr. Alderman At kins--(Here there was a loud cry if Order ! Or der !/—lrhe was personal, it was well weserrtd--.. (Order ! Mier?) •The. Lotto Maws interfered. end hoped no per sonatties would be ihirralui Mr. tridirriTtat continued. All the Aldermen end Commonest from each Ward attended; hut one Gentleman, and one only, Oilier:tea RQatoat the Ad dre.r. He said, that, in. such a Committee, be could not be intended to, and nbruptly delimit& In the Council he certainly objected, bet he' nee •nounlar is his objection.- !how N feed, that he did not attAil last Court; ~ I .. - ~ ~a, .rr - - —mu • . •••• , A ' CA • / - . . - . ••• ' - ....:- 3! . 4. ® .',4. 'el . . -.. • . .. x 4, . .. - r . . , - . . cr. # . . . . •• • . ;• 4 ~ ' e ..- CC A 7•PV °. fI. !..: .4; - 1 • A .... .. ' =.." •'' i , j..- . ^•• . , 04 Iw o , 0 1 , ' ~, 4 1 ....• . 1 •• . !Stl:- . lf' ~.. 4.' 1 . ' ~... •: - ,•., ‘. :: ; " MI PS lks ';-, ' , ~ • grj . 4 7 : l• .i , ..1 1 4 4 . • a • . n : o. .. 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THIS PRESENT THURSDAY, Dec. 14. . 1 : 1 !c- I •t" Illez w rilvie of itieltUllesiog esteerse e d arts five • / 16 . 114014, I. r 1 . i •••-i . 'so% sill br acted, • Conway. called WM:O4MM b y floral Charter is the Reign of Ater . • by T. CA DELL and W. DAVII O .B," Ai.,.ReiGusilil.lifilaliiii AA ElliVni; t qr. , T d+ TUE I'IZOVOK'D HUSBAND ; PERSONS whose Arawal•Prrtniamas fuR deli tor stelasl# vu .. • , I. ar isth ir..k.,,, are **by fedvek, the JerraWirsre -I. A . rov r w,. • winc,,5,..,,, ales riting ,r,seruica, I by OR, A JOURNEY TO LONDON. • • N INQUItri into tile DUTIES of MEN aispit — a tti tit! ass oltbuth . ince it iie . Tosrb Lout T,,,roley„ Mr. Yount ; Sir Francis Wronghtsii, Mr 'or 1 0•4 qi ir 4061 4 , 44 fa ill• Coarales Odor, 004 P gh , ‘ I . m manly Mr Fro° . ; . squire Rom a, Mr, ROVAL.MXHANGE sod is PALL•MAGL. go *al r . 0r m5 , 8 , it tnre„,„,,, h4 "' w0i ," 4 ,..: 1 „„'" 4 ",,„, • ..„ e '5": s '‘ .. i . f. g r os s, iet r.... ill "4 " 151144 . 1, 14r ie5 °4 " 4" ,4,4 11 NE ., 1116 ow . ess .,, j"si t at illi riL L ' . Mitneteit - • r. , • . • it a ' . Com), Baur% Mr. FerlrY ;.1 obi. Moody, Mr. 64 their n..prvere dzents in the uteri! rev(o; 404 !If .16eiseis. mud Emariassaaeallk Ha Tharmaa.Cisbarrea, ILA. I t ii .... 1.1114 not but d i fiery entirel from er, he believed, was en Ad. ed, than that against wltlch iplained. The Coinatitiee, ed is the preparation; end. d its it was in a language' dolonour tothe Corpora-1 rid 'not think it possible rot. present motion; he 'would esett occasion, beat would owing, as an amend:is...4, ofthis Court, upon voting to order the Sheetfl4 to to know his Repel isles- AA it should be preneuftd ; y to the practice of the 'escindiog, or alteration of mg not only to throw ie.} gaged in the preparation, the dignity of the Court r ih.. r