The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1820-02-18 00:00:00

(• \ .0 , . . • - • S• . . • • 9 ) e : 1 " 0 -44; • • • A 9; I ' ' It' . • • , t . : Irt 4 4 ; 4 • • 'RUARY 18, 1820. Paic 7d. LONDON, FRIDAY, FEI NUMBER 5367. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. T0 -MORROW, SATURDAY , February 19, hie Majesty" Satrapls will perform tie Opera of To THE WORTHY INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. THE FRIENDS of ALDERMAN THORP are earitemly requested to meet at the LONDON TAVERN, Ilishopseate.istreet, no WEDNESDAY the 23.1 of February iustaut,al Teelye for One reCluckdra consider the best Menus of securing his Re-election as une of t h e kepresentatires of this City in Parliament. • A Idipte. BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL. THIS GA LLE:ity rstr the EXHIBITION owl SALE or the WORKS of SIODERN ARTISTS, is OPEN DAILY, tom is the Mussing till Desk. (Cy Order) JOHN YOrNG, Keeper. Admission Is..—.Cstslogoe Is. begged leave to read a• article in Wm Adinherph Etat, with which the Editor obllgiegly furnished bile Ilse night, Containing extracts Goes 7Se Peril Jemmies Gesell', which show that oar rieusiteriese in the Nesters Heal• sphere have wheal up the eiiligeet, agreeably to the recommendatiuus of lie geueral asetilngs bald at Edits. burgh and Londe. in spring last, and every *cermet N. soured the peestimptiosi that tie subseriptima frees Jamaica, and our oilterWest loth* Culosles, wheat Generates wave also wrists to, would be meet liberal i and it is well known that the Marquis of Hastings in India, and the Earl of Dalhousie in Amities, will give every possible impulse to the measure. IMPICKIAL PAKLUMEIVP. NOM OP LORDS, Tausloar, Pssay.tav 11. • THE SIEGE OF BELGRADE. The Berukier, Mr. Brahma ; Colonel CoLemberg, Mr. T. Cooke; Yosepb, Mr. Genie; Leopold, Mr. Harley ; Peter, Mr. Pentium. Katherine, Miss Carew ; Gbita, Mrs. Bland; Madame Vestris (her kat appearance on the F.ngliits stage). In the course of the Opera, Mr. &sham will introduce " My heart with love la beating;" " The night invites to love;" the Duet " Shall the mountain look down to the valley or plain." with Mr. T. Cooke, who will sing " Who would not love." The Hoak' stet this dry punt:out to oftiouro• meal. At balt.past three o'clock the Lo CU - (AIL Loa arrived. ofttr wincit a Keret ttouaber of Peer. look the oaths and entered time itess , ••• on the full. Among whom we observe.l the iOA g Margo:se* Cortivral , ii, Balls, Laosd.oro. Cholmonilvley, and tlualtl ; Eget, Grosve9or, Darnley, Arleslooy, Co•eotry Thane', A4s burollaro, Nelvou, and Ranirb:ey; Lords SOtatrlt. A mck laud, Colville, Rolle, Fusel, Svlsey, Kiwi', and 110,1. The Bishops of Chichester and 114111 were present. v. PATRICK'S CHARITY SCHOOLS, DIMSAIDI AND ASYLUM FOR FEMALE ORPHANS, Al' mitneroots mewl nylst respectable AIEET INC, o f sh e LIVERY, awl other Friend. and Sup. pirtrra of THOMAS WILSON. Emu M P. held at the City of London 'tavern. the 17111 Frtornary ; 1820, BADEN POWELL ; Cm iu the Chair; CUURCH.RIII,I, 1111•11FSTFAD. Ark N SUNDAY, Felburry Sitt, 18.20. being th e %Jr first Sunday in Lent, by peritaimion of his Escelleney the Spailish Ainhas4aglor, a CHARITY SERMON, io Aid of the above Liatitulluiss, rill be preached al the Spanish Chapel, Spanish-place, by the Right Reverend Dr. POIN TER, V. A . Subscription and Donations will be gratefully received by the Rigid Rev. Dr. Poynter, V. A. LT Patrol', Nu. 4, Castle street, Holborn; the Ree:L Maury. Norris, Ruasell, mud R 01 1 ..., at St. Patrick's Chapel; the Res. Dr. Collin., Southall; A. Losebnan, Pit.t Redford-sove ; A. R. Risk" E.g. Nip. *2, Gaiwer.streerTritagarer ; J. Kelly, Nu. 43, Fleet-street, Secretary • and by Mess,.. Keatieg and Brown, 39, Duke-street, rIMMPTIOf 41431 e. The Sakseribers are respectfully iutUrisicil, that an Elec tion for Six Female Orphans, in a Mama to the number at present provided fur, *ill take place on 31..nitlay the 10th of Aped. • ; After which, 261 h time, an entirely new Comic Pantomime, called JACK AND THE BEAN STALK ; Or, HARLEQUIN AND THE OGRE. nur Ogre, Mr. Hudson; Jack, Miss rimy, afterwards H Rl'. kgnen, Mr. Bologna; Pantaloon, Mr. Hartland; Clown, Mr. Southhy. Jack's Mother, 'Mra. Pearce; Janette (afterwards Columbine), Miss Tree; Aro. Good Genius of the Harp, 314, Edwards; Nigro, Ogre's Wife and Evil Genius, 54.31e redid. A grotesque Pas Deux, by Messrs. Bologna and Southby. A Pas Saul by Miss 'Tree. The Doors will be opened at Half-past Six o'Clock; the Performance will commence precisely at Seven. Boxes 75.; Serum , Price 3s. 6d —Pit 3a. 6.1 ; Second Price 2s.—Lower Gallery 25.; Second Price ls.—Upper Gal len• 1..; Second P►iee flel. The Box Office will be open from Eleven till Five o'Clock —risen to be taken of Mr. Roilwell, Box Bouk•kerprr. Jack and the Bean Stalk will be performed every evening till col :bre notice. On Monday, the Tragedy of Ring Richard the Third. 016 Toesd•y, Sliakapeare's Coriolanus. ORATORIOS. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ••• It is most respeetfefly annowneed that, under the New Management, 'eery exertion will be made to render these Oral mins deserving the patronage of the Nobility, Gentry, Bud the rriilS EVENING, FRIDAY', February 18, ift. s lim Season will commence with, in Memory of the late stomata Events, a Grand EPICEDIUM; ohiele will be introduced the Funeral Anthem, per formed at St Georges Chapel, Windsor, on Weilsie.day last ;_ai:.l • Selection of Music, chiefly from the works of Made!, kuowa to have been esteemed by, and grocrallr priformed al dm Concerts of our late highly-revered So vereign. {Vitt a Selection of the most approved Pieces Dora The Messiah, and s Miscellaneous Act. lialkbrrimer (who has kindly granted his services for Iles sight wily), will perform on the Grand Piano l'ort• his sew variations uu the National Air of "Rule Britannia;" and Air.l.inley, • Concerto on the Violoncello. The Performance to conclude with, first time in this Country, and by an Orchestra consisting of orally Two Handfed Priforosers, A NEW GRAND BATTLE SINFONIA, composed expressly for the Elector of Bavaria, by Winter ; and the National Anthem, " God rave the ith additional verses written cm the occasion, by George Cuirass the Younger. ----• Principal Vocal performers :—Miss Stephens, Miss Wil lmar*, soil Milo Tree; Mr. Brahma, Mr. Berawy, Mr. Ploy, 11r. Tema, sod Mr. Bartleinass.—Leader .f the /Lind, \l r. Ware.—Tbe whole under the insasedsate ilistrtion of 51, 13:.11,,p. TREATRE ROYAL,COVRNYTGARDA:N. TO -MORROW, SATURDAY . , Febru:try I!), pervious to Abe Play will be sung the Nation.il An tbrn, of " God save tbe King" (wilb additional verse', writ h) George Colman. the Irowncor), by the a hole Coon i•au% Atm - which will be acted a Dew Mu.ical Viacom, . THE ANTIQUARY. Jonathan Oldback, Mr. Liston; Caron, Mr. Blanchard; Lord. M.. Duruset ; Sir Arthur Warduier, Mr Chapman; Ldie Oehilirr, Mr. Emery; Lord Glenallim, Mr. T. rry ; Hrc. tor 11.1rityre, Mr. Abbott. bliss Isabella Windom., Miss !Orpllrmi; alias Maria M`latyre, Miss Matthew.; alias Oldbuck, Mrs. Daveapurt ; E'spetb of the Craig- Inautuut, Mrs. Fatted. Willi a Dramatic Sketch. i■ one act, called COZENING; Or. HALF AN HOUR IN FRANCE. Dick Mutable, Mr. Yates: Orme Hfitlelle, air. Yates!! Trarir, Mr. Yates!!! FliCi i YIDS Mr. Vatra!!!! G.ifoacicr, !qr. Yates""' Gilbert Glib, Mr. Yates"' " A lacriemas Dopl.rair, Mr. * Yates!!!!!!! Alderman Maiattle, Mr. Lilwirbard. Mrs. Deborah Mutable, Miss Green. Tu which will be added the Catlett. of TOM THUMB THE GREAT. Kin! Arihur, Mr. Fawcett; Tom Thumb. Miss Roam); L..cd C. ask, Mr. L 111011; Noodle, Mr. Taylor; Mr. J. liu•stll. Quern Dullglolla, Mrs. Listuat ; Princess unemoutrca, Mrs. Sterling. Boxes 7s. ; Second Price So. 641.—Pit lg. ill.; Second Price 2..—Lover Gallery tn.; Serum! Price lg.—Upper II:illery Is.; Second Price 6d. Ou Shakapeatea Comedy of Error, will' Harle. gum as..l Dow Quixote. On In. Way, The Aoliqoary—after whirl' will he pro duced, holt time, a oew Farce, called Too Late fur flintier. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. COLLINS, At bin Auction Boons, Uoion.strer t, 'loan of Portsel, on MONDAY NEXT. February 21, 1820, and the follow ing Dnr , , at Fix o'Clock, coLLECI'ION of UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, comprising Gold, BJver, and M'lal Wateites ; useful Plate, Men's and Wonsen's Wearing Ap. pa►rl, Mrd and Table Linen, Ord bangiuirs, soil various oohs.: At tides pledged in months prior to, mold in the mouth of frhiw.ry, 11119, with the folio% tog Pawnbrokers, via.— Vollege.,-trett ; Kemp, Marlborough-row; Nathan, St. James's.street , and Stapkforil, Frederick-street, Town of ['whet; with Prier, Warblingtura street; Horsley, Xt. Mary.strer I; and Dever cox, Bioad•vire.t, Portsmouth; a ills Tay r, Son i b•strett ; King, South-street; Mses, Sonde stir. t ; Hart, North street , i North•ctrecs i and.Kice. King. street, Covert. May be viewed, 111,d Ca Inioruf • ILA at the 110,,,n. KIRBY v. ROGER:. imnERT K Ilt 11Y, of Tiic..ter, in the 49 County of Yoik, Currier, do hereby acknowlrdee, that an rxerotton, issued by me on the 6th day of January lao, wziuust James %AVM of ROI., in the Comity of Ilerefusol, Sa,iolltr, upon a Warrant of Attorney, tottered into by sane .1 mots R. seas, formerly of Leeds, fladellrr, to me, the said Hulot, Kathy, for Drbl, was issued by mistake by my Astor. tool., atoned' the said James Rooters, of Rom, instead of the said James leviers, my Debtor: Amid I, the sniof Robo•rf Kirby. du then:titre hereby make this Lchaeoloolvneut of the said smstalte, and agree, that it may be published, at my expense, io sot It J-'uldie No wspopero as the osahl Jl.llel Rogers. of Russo:lay wish to inners tin sumei and I Ss elev., that the said James Rogers, of Roos, was newer null:Med to ma IN say Glom of mow, whatsoever. Talaster,Febtyary RUPERT KIRBY. Among whom were present ACIMOi Z, A H. 1. 9 Esq. Lucas, :Matthias, Egg. 111 asks, Joins, Esq. Lee, Edward, Esq. Brendle's', Thorns., Esq. Miredle, A. A. Eq. Brown, Robert, Egli. Clarke, jun. Esq. I Thomas, F:sq. I Percival, Richard, Ewa. Buckle, J. W. Esq. Plummer, John, Esq. Markt tt, John, Esq. Pulley, --, Edi florradaile, V. Esq. Pelly, !Ivory, Lsq. Bermes, George, E.q Ricbardsou, Christ. Esq. Blachmati, George, Esq. Ili :as, Y. P. Esq. Craven, Julin, Esq. Roneemost, G. Esq. Caseuove, James, jun. Esq. Raikes, Jub M. Esq. Campbell. 'Ames, Esq. Rucker, J. A. Esq. Gear, John, Esq. Rapp, John, Esq. Dixon, Ssinuel, Esq. Ripley, H. E.g. Moor, J.. 4 Esq. Rowcroft, Thomas, El. Dr la 1 haulm-Ile, Esq Smith, K. E.q. Mixlit. J. A. Esq. Stirling, Sir Walter, Berl. latent, Win. Esq. Sikes, William. Esq. Fruiting, %Vol Esq. Soltasi, G. W. Esq. Firer, J. 11. Esq. Shtddon, Bridges, Esq. Gordon, (liners, El. Shears, J. H. Esq. Harkey, Thomson, E-q. Trout r, George, F. , q. Heath, Jolla, Esq. Taylor, Robes I. Esq. Helps, Thomas, Esq. I Wollastuo, HS. Esq. Jackson, Sir John. Bart. Watson., J 1.1•11112, Esq. Jacks, James, E•q. 4Velels, A. D. E.q. Kay. Sir Wm. Bart. Ward, H. B. Esq. Henry, Moved by Joseph Marryst t, Esq. M.P.—seconded by John Pierce, E.q. M.P. Resulved—That as the welfare of the City of London is inseparably blended with the prosperity of its Shipping and Commerce, it is of vital importance that it• representation in Parliament should cumbioe the unison of thorough local knowledge with an extended experience in all questions affecting its mercantile and shipping interests. gloved by Win. Ward, Eq.—seconded by Benjamin Shaw, Resolved—That it was from this consideration, as well as the bizh commercial cli.seacter and independent principles of Tholhas Wilson, F.sq. that a most respectable body of his fellow-4162mi' did, ott a late occasion, invite him to stand forward set a Candidate, and that he was returned fur she Representation of this City in Parliament. Moved by Henry Smith, Esq.--secondeil by Jos. Theophilus Mobil:, E.q. Resolved unanimously—Thal the faithful discharge of the treat reposed in Thomas Esq. during the period in which hr has beet. one of the Representatives of this ancient City in Parliament, has beets so distinguished by weal, asst. daily, and devotion of time and abilities to the interests of his Constituents, as to call upon this Meeting fur this public expression of its grateful acknowledgments. Moved by Cornelius Buller, Esq.—seconded by John Maitland, Esq. Resolved unanimously—Thal a sense of the eminent err. vices mid talents of their esteemed Representative, a convic tion of his loyalty to his Sovereign, no less than of his attechmeist to the constitutional rights and liberties of his couture, and to the pr,vileges of this City, create a well groutolril confidence in the prettli•r fitness of Thomas IV ii• son, Esq. to be flaw Fetus net! to Parliamtat as one of Ha Re preeeitt lees. Moved by Sir Charles Price, Buie—seconded by John Vito. tttt t Esq. Resolved unanimously—That this Meeting doe; therefore warmly rue 00000 mend Thomas Wilson, Esq. to Rae worthy Livery of the City of London, to be by them re-elected tote of its Representatives. Moved by Hieronymus Burmester, Esq.—seconded by T. (flabby, Esq Resole. 41 unanimously—That each person present a ill use his lie,t exertion. to promote the interests and to secure the retorts of Mr. IV,ltuu at the approaching Geueral Election. Moved by Robert Grant, Eq.—seconded by 11. Mar• sin.- Esq. Resolved unanimously—That a Committee for the pur pose of inattaging the Election of Mr. Wilsou sit daisy at thielsouse, and that the same be a Committee open li. etely Gentleman deshous of promoting ale of in view, and that all eotionuoications be addressed In the said Committee. BADEN POW ELL, Chairman. The Chairman haring left the Chair, is was proposed by Kianide, Esq. seconded by Robert Podgier, Esq. and carrier! utetioniously, Thai the rore.l3l Thanks of this Mewling be offered to I Baden Powell, Esq. fur his atteulive, able, and effective con . duet its the Chair. ! TO TILE I%OItTHY AND INDEPENDENT ELEC. TOES OF THE BOROUGH OF AYLESBURY. GvirLEWEVI, ia2t; usTANcEs having rendered it more. ‘...1 than probable that the Dissolution of Parliament will lake place at a very early period, Aiiiiressr• have been tie ! enlisted anon= the Electors of Aylishitry„ giving notice of 2 CIMiCII.I fur the representation of that place. lam thus callsd upon, sooner perhaps than might otherwise have been either no-ces , ary or becoming, to offer myself again lo your choice. Acknowledging, as I am most *tiling to do, thor claims, boil, coo public mid private grounds, of each of my competitors, 1 fuel it owing no less to myself than to • you, nu long's' to delay this Address. Whatever may be ' she course, and whatever the result. of the struggle on which we arc about to enter, I desire Mat yuu will consider me irrevocably Imnstiol by the declarations I made in ISlS— bound by all th it I uwe in duty and gratitude to the F.lee tors—bootod iu honour and iu feeling, to hold myeeli eu toooly micumtecteol with either of the other Caudidates, and to meet the issue alone. The general principles of piddle conduct 412 which I be fore canvassed and Obtained the support of my present Constituents, I trust that !bey who have so lately and so litestlsiy support...l me will Slot feel it ne . y that I should re-state. On them I again venture to claim it. My con scie.nee hits me that I have, 40 the brat of my diaeretion, discharged the duties with which your confidence and poor favour invested me. I shall continue to give them my best .and must active 'Memo 0000 until Ilse Dissolution shall re. store to the Electors *het: privilege of choice. I Atli then look withomt dismay Its the occasion int *bids, my trust having erased, and my account having bens rendered sip le you iu pecs 0000 0 I shall meet mid receive your p u blic judg. mist. Believe use,.(ientlearen, your faithful Servant. NUGENT. PrfL—le is.poraible that my attendanor.in my place in Par. Jianieut Inky prevent my calling upon the Electors as early as I could have wished. If this should be tbe ease, lam sure that they will nut allow meao lese tbeir support, merely *twain*. I prefer she fuliilliug klie trust which I hold for ilwro, to the neglecting it iu order the eerily to Dull. it their forma. 111 E (MERV ER N EWSPA PER, TUE FUNERAL CF.REtIONIF.S whit+ took place upon the lobenierit of lIIS LATE MAJESTY, s ill be given in detail iii THE. OBSERVER of Sunday, lehrnaiy 29. To those persons who may have pre ferred The Observer of Sunday. the 6th Imo J.:I, this Num ber will be very desirable, as the Iwo Papers will eonlaio all the Official runes and Documents necessary for preset sstion and future reference upon this mush-lamented occasion. NO. 89, PALL-MALL. M ESSRS. sincerel2 IA to t h ) NG n I C i O . e nctukre t s t. s Ta in! coufcrred on them, and reaped fully soliciting a continuance thereof, beg to state, that the Business of iheir Establish. meat is cunlinueil . 41211 its various departments ss usual. In the MILLINERY ROOM will he found a constant snpply of MILLINERY •ol DRESSES from FRENCH MODELS of ENGLISH MATERIALS; Messes HARD. ING anti CO. being determined in these times of Ike gene. rut depression of trade, In promote, as far as lies in their power, the consumption of all Articles the ALtnufactuie of their own Country. NATIONAL MONUMENT OF SCOTLAND. 1101 lIOCEEDINGS of the COMMITTEE on the NATIONAI, MONUMENT of SCOTLAND, livid at Effinbergh cn Wednesday, Hie 26th January, 1820 ; Present—The Earl of %Venues and ;Balch; the Earl of Missilery ; Lord Belhaveo ; Lord Rollo ; the lord Justice Clerk ; Loud Raanstyne; Sir Robert Dick, of Prestenfield, Bari. ; Sir Michael Shaw Stewart, Bari. ; Sir James Ferguson, of Kilkerrait, Bart.; General Francis Douala.; Major. Gen eral Hope; Vice-Admiral Fraser; Reverend Principal Baird; Gilbert Hutchison, Esq. Deputy lii.lge Advocate; Doctor Gregory, M.D.; Dr. Hope, M D.; Robert Downie, Esq. of Appiu i Mr. ktorthwick, yowl/mew, of Ceorslisteart ; William Arbuthnot, Esq. Trustees Office ; Kincaid 21•Keimie, Esq ; Chuil Russell, Esq. accountaui ; John Ferrier, Esq W S. ; Willosm Inglis, Egg. %VS. ; John Russell, Esq. ; Robert Johnston, Esq. The Right Hon. the Earl of WEIIYSS and MARCH iu she Chair. TM Secretary siateJ that, agreeably to the instructions of the Ciinitnittry, coniaissed in their Mustily of the 12,1 July Ins!, hr had irattsmitted to the Ministers of the Church of Sc slland— _ _ _ Ist, The Resolutions of the General Meeting of Noble tm•n lts‘ll Gentlemen, befit At Edinburgh no the 24th Fe bruary last, his Gra( e the Duke of Alison in the %hair. 2,11). The Itt solo of the Cummitiee appointed by the General Meiling, 'mating date the 13th March last, Lord liollu iss the Chair. _ _ 3.11 y, The Prone. Jinn *llll Resolutions of the Committee of the 12,1 July, MO, the Earl of Morton in the Chair; together with .he recommendation of the General Assembly of the C..ureh of Scothoid, arcumpsnied will. all earnea and pspeetfol ',sown, that the Reverend Gentlemen would take smelt measures as might appear to them best calculated fur promoting, in their rcEptctive Parishes, the ohject of these Itesoluti 111 l 11, and of the recommendation of the General Assembly. Copies of the Resolutions of the General Minting, and of the Committee, were also, agreeably to appointment, trans mitted to the Commanding Officers of Local Mandl, Yeo• loamy, and Volunteer Carps, with a reivirst that they would give their countenance to the General Subscription iti aid of the National 3lohument. _ _ Although every possible, and indeed the most obliging fa. citifies sere given in the department of the Pust-oifice, whonc very patriotic and respectable Secretary, Mr. Kerr, franked, in the course of the autumn, no fewer than 1,200 dispatches ; although eve ry possible facility was, in the hand somest manner, rendered in the Adjutant-G a depart meat, by furnishing lists of the Yeomanry, Local Militia,and Voluntier Corps; and although the Agent for the Church of Scotland fmmislied must promptly the recommendation of the General Assembly; yet owing to the unavoidable delay attendant on so much detail, it ass, as stir Committee might easily conceive, far advanced in the autumn before the vari ous documents, and the engraved plats of the iutended Mo nument, conhl he put in circulation; end if any of them ►hould not have reached the placers of their at V6OBllOO, be hoped such an occurrence would be ascribed to accident, oust not to soy intentrusial oversight. There has therefore beeu scarcely lime for any general MUYetOrtft, or to receive returns from the clergy, or from the Commanders of the Yeomanry and Yolmiteer Corps; be had, however to merino's routrihutions from the parishes of Pulwarth soil Currie, ging at the rate of lot per parish, which he hoped would be the average amount of shares soil donalious over Scotland. Ile laid alial to ac. know/Wee returns from the Elgin and Morayshire but. conyn•elreuding the Elgin, Furres, Siwymuuth, and Fochaber companies; whose officers have paid their sub scriptions into the branch of the bank of the British Linen Company al Elg i n. The gallant 71st regiment have also, he was infoimed, subscribed a day's ray. He hail the satisfaction of reporting a list of additional subscriptions, respectable both in number and value, ob tained ►iuce last meeting of the Committee in the cud of July ; and there wunld be found among.t the subscribers se veral Ladies of distinction. [Here the Secretory read some of the leading names in the subscriptions.) All the banks in Edinburgh, with their country branches, he stated, had obligingly :treed to act as cashiers, and to open an account fur the National Monument ; soil Sir %Yd. ham Forties and Company have also agreed, in the baud soonest mariner, to act as general treasurers. The Cum miller, the subscribers, and the coustry, he said, were must welcome to Iris humble and gratuitous services as Secretary, to whieb lie had, 1 . 111111 the commencement, resolved strictly to ((MAIM his duties. He was glad to report, that while the subscription at home is daily iscrwasiug, and most inertias', the subscrip tion abroad, in the EVAI and West lushes, and in the Bri tish settlemrnts in every quarter of the globe, is at this mo used, he had every MVO, to believe, proceeding under AC most fitrouralt:e auspices. is proof of this Act be There was rot yet, however, soffseieut tiers to receive reports (rum those remote poets, the dispatches having only hero sent out after the Loudon meeting in the cud of May Ile concluded by extwessing a hope, that the foandatioo stone of the Naturist Monument world be laid en some early mewl y, eitheirof the battle of Trafalgar or Waterloo, sod that there wag sow every probability of Scotland Ishtar'. ing her nomunteut as rows as, tw perhaps Wrote, Ragland; anti concluded by observing, that works of such avartent Tinier minty nod ors tit, ire unquestionably AV best means of siding the indwatrious dames of the rommoupy; and while they see tributes justly due to the illustrimasnrd and gallant Wong, tend at the same time to improve the hest affections of the people, sod are the snot precious and valuable bequests [bat can he made to posterity. In reference to the plan and site it was observed, that in transmitting Mr. Elloot's very elegant and classical demon furnoeti on the Pantheon at Rome, the following sure was aubj 4to the reaolotions: "The Committee are desir ous it should be understood that nothiug bas yet been deter mined, either an regard to the phut of the building, or its situation, hods of which will be matter fur foliate and de liberate consideration ; but the general impression seems to he, that the desigu to be ultimately adopted should either be formed MI or be an easel model of some of the must ap. proved structures of antiquity." In reference also to the realisation and investiture of the subscriptions, the Cononaitter, after some &liberalness, were of opinion, that it would be proper to defer that trea sure for the present. The Committee then came In the following Resolutions: The Committee, having beard the report of the proceed ings that have taken place since their last meeting on the 224 July, 1819, expressed their confident hope, that the Mitiieters of the Church of Scotland, also were now in pos. session of the Resolutions of the General Meeting of the Noblemen and Gentlemen, held at Edinburgh on the 24th of February last, and of the subsequent Reauletions of the Committee, together with the recommendation of the Ge nets! Assembly, would, when a seasonable opportunity presented itself, take such measures as might appear to them hest calculated to promote the object of these Reso lutions, and of the recommendation of the General • ; and the Committee also expressed their ronfioltut hope that the t7trnsaading Officers of Volunteer Local -Militia and Volunteer Corps would also take such measures as might appear to them proper for promoting this great ma tioual ohject. Lily, That the additional list of subscribers ought to he published. And 3dly, The Committee recom mend to their Secretary to continue his exertion in pro moting pultscriptious in every direction. On the suggestion of Lord Rollo, the Earl of Kinnours name was added to the Committee. _ _ U. the motion of the Earl of Eswebrry, the thanks of the Meeting were tainotimonsly voted to the Earl of Weeny's' sod March. fur his conduct in the Chair. The Commitire wars ats.i puttied to express thanks to their Secretary. for his continued :cal and exertions in promoting the cause of the National Munumeat. ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. In, LADIES. l s. d. Countess of Moray.... Lady Ann Stuart 5 0. 0 Lady Grace Douglas .. . 10 0 0 Lady Shaw Stewart Lady Abercromby Lady MacGregor Murray The Honourable Mrs. Boyle The Honourable Miss Rollo Min Arows Miss M. Aytoua ... Mies Isabella Aitrina 2 2 0 Mrs. Crawford 2 2 0 _ _ _ Miss Greig _ 2 2 0 __ - - The Hon. Mrs. Hunter Miss Marion Wilmaii ' Mitirraysball 1 1 0 Miss Lilly Wilson, ditto .. 1 1 0 Miss Janet Wilson, ditto 1 1 0 2D, NOBLDMEN ADD ORNTLeXIIX. The Right Hun. Lord Douglas .. • . 100 0 0 The Right Hun. the Earl of Strathmare aird Colville Lord Forbes 25 0 0 Lord Chief Commissioner Messrs. Pate and Cooper 5 0 0 Mr. Clugsion Sir John M.Therson, Bart . ... 50 0 0 George Home Drunsmond, Esq. of Blair Drum mond Rev. P Mullison, Minister of Walston 1 1 0 General Campbell, Monrie . Capt. P. Campbell, R.N. Northumberlaed-street 25 0 0 Si. /Enema 5I•1 mush, of NPlutosb, Bart. per Mr. 111•Intosh, Great King-street Maitland Gibson, Esq. of Clifton Hall 25 0 0 Sir play Campbell, Bart 6O 0 0 Geseral Sir James Baird, Bart ..—. Watichop, Esq. of Ealinonstune 6O 0 0 Peter Speirs, Esq. of Coilereieh Alex. Smith, Esq. Banker Alex. Douglas, Esq. W.S Jobs Marshall, statuary.. James Millar, M.D. Brown's-square 2 2 0 Wm. H. Limo, 3, James's-square .... 2 2 0 David Alexander, writer, Edinburgh ..... Alex.Sirsolian, Esq. Assistant-Cummissary-Geu. b 5 0 Mr. Wltedilit ' booseller, Edinburgh Wm. Watson, Editor of die Corrirspundeht Capt. John Thomion .. . Maj• 4 Charles Lenox Cun • g„ of Roseisle .. 50 0 0 Cul. Alexander MacGregor Murray 26 0 0 Lewis Go•aluii, Esq. John O. Brows), Esq. WS. 1 1 0 Alexander 110.1, 10, St. Andrew's street 1 1 0 John Craig, James's-square Duncan Stevenson and Co. printers 3 3 0 Alexander Grans, Lieut.-Culunel Commandant late Morayshire Volunteer Infantry 1 1 0 Alexander Cameron, Captain Robert Duff, Captain 1 1 0 Charles Tod, Captaiu 1 1 0 James Thomsen Captain • John Forsyth, ensign 1 1 0 Thomas MacNivcn, Lieutenant Mb regiment 1 J 0 Sir Patrick Walker ... - , Parish of Currie, per Rev. J. Sommerville 17 5 7 1 , Parish of Pulwarlh, per Rev..). Hume TRILASUILERS—The Bank of Scotland; the Royal Batik; Sir William Forbes; .1. Roster, and Co.; British hineu Company; Wimmys. Bursars, and Co.; Thomas Kinnear and Sons; Donald Smith and Co ; Robert Allan and lieu ; The Commercial Bank; all the Provincial Banks of Scot land; sad to the Country Agents of the Batiks of Scotland" British Linen Company, and Commercial Bank. thin stitor. Tneasunts•--Sir William Forbes', and J. Hauler and Co. MICHAEL LINNING, Secy. Subscription papers lie at all the above Booking Olfters in town and commit'', sad at the Secretary's Cleasibersie, Hill-Street, Edinburgh. A few ni;ont•ri before five o'clock their Fiord Highnesses the Uukes of Glsernee sod li'uouceole's theArchbuiliniu of Canterbury, tue Doke of W e ts liteg , uo. the Moguls of Anglesey. Viscount M-1- title, and the Es ti of Livevtiool e emeriti the Houle. His Rile' Highness the Duke "of Sasses entered after the Message hod hero rend. Shortly after five o'clock the alf: of I.T•r3- POOL scut and he had it m to ti -- liver di, follouing Message to the House'frost his Muj..sty " Grotto, R. " The King is persosJeil thst !louse of Lord* deep'y Participet. , in the grief snit affliction of ,ifs bilrj• - sty, f the loss which his 11.1jesty and the saat;oit hart surtause.l by the latneuterl death of the late Kiog his father. i This melsocholy event imposing upon his 311",esty the set-easily of summit) 1111 l within a limiter) periuJ, a new Psi. bagmen!, the King has taken Mt° consirleiation the pre-refit stile of public business, aril is of opinion, that it was ta, &I respects most cooducive to the public interests suJ eau ♦enience to call the new Parliament without del .y. The King, therefore, recomineuds to the Noose of Lords to adopt surh measures as may be fumid itith.prus.bly to— cessary to provide for the exigencies of the public erre': c during the interval obich must elapse between the It rm oatiou of the present Seattle') and liar opeolug of a new Per. G. R." hament. It was afterwards read by otte of the officers at the t4ble. The Earl of Ltweewoot. then said. that Wore proceeding to take into consideration the s Liret of the Royal Message, there was another auhject which claimed the attention of their Lordships, atilt it was his next duty to propose an humble Address of Cohduleioce to the king on the death of Ins late revered Majesty, and of Congratulation ou his OSSIt Accession to the Throne. He should, therefore, move that the Message from his Majesty should be taken into cousideratiun to.murrow. The motion hewing been agreed to— The Noble Earl again addressed the Unuse. In offering himself to propose that this House should present an humble Address to his Majesty, to express their deep condolence in the lots suss trifled by his Majesty and the country in the lamented death of his late Majesty, and their con. gratulation on the accession of his Majesty to the throne of his ancestor., he should certainly feel it unuecessary to dwell at aoy length on the motives and grutiuds for this pr ocee di ng , w hi c h, w i t h., out doubt, were perceived and acknowledged by every Noble Lord who heard him. Ile was con scious he should rather trifle with and offend the feelings with which he was persuaded every boson& around him was penetrated on thin melancholy oc• ca-ion, were he to rioter into any detail of the topics which at such a moment crowded on the memory, and which, without doubt, snide a powerful im pression out every heart. He was most anxious that the Adobes* to be presented should be universally approved of; and lie should endeavour to have it so framed, that, without sacrificing bis owls priociplaa or freliiiga, which lie never could consent to do, it might be made as generally acceptable as possible, Nothing to create a difference of °Mums) should be introdoced ; it was not the place to iiidulge so any sentiment of party feeling. He was sure it tnu•t be the desire of every individual to join iu prying the last mournful tribute of respect and afro-- lien to the memory of a beloved Monarch, who had swayed the sceptre of these realms during a spacer 1 sixty years—whose reign. in times the must awful and portentous. was one of almost unexampled lus tre sod pro.p.rity—whose amiable manners and ex. celletit conduct in public arid private life,' would furnish a bright example to all who should ever succeed him—and whose humanity, virtue, and piety, had justly eiscleared him to his whole people... (Hear, hear, jeer.)—He thought, moreover, that all their Lordships would be disposed to go to the foot of the Throne, with au assurance of their at. WM:tient and loyalty to his present M.j easy, in consequence of the recollection of ti►e benefits the country had derived from the government of his august family, and au expression) of their belief, that his efforts would be always directed, as they had hitherto been. to promote the beep:nese and glory of his Feople. He should not attempt to enlarge on these topics, which would only impair their strength, and should therefore proceed to 11101 T—.. .` That this House Jo present an humble Adders of Cone dulence to his Majesty, to convey to him the expers.nos of the deep •fitictiou which the Moose suffers, in coMIDUII with his Majesty, i.i coiorquenct of the death of his late Majes ty, after • reign unexampled in duratiosi asul pro-pent), goldistinguisised lay the growth of alt, and inanufactores, trade and commerce, and so large as •ceessloo of Once - front the splas.did achievements of his fleets and as mi. s; and to assure his Majesty that the weeny leleseiugs enjoyesi under the Government of his late Moist', which had NI justly endeared him to his people, sod the signal adsaulagre acquired doting that long period, and asauirrsted to the augmentation °fall the treat sources yr oationsi prosperity, alloolil sever be effaced from their memory: That soloist we condole with his Majesty on the reorelfusis suffered by him and lbs nation, we beg 'nee to offer eat must smeeire ems gratulatinaran his atm-seism to dm throat of his awesome ; to testify our loyal and affectionate attache/seat to his person and family ; ail to swan Lim that the gravitate of the peat, and the recollection alias beeelleenee sad seal for the .public welfare, leave g .no raga fie{ lels reign will be I I i > 1.