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After width. the Mimi& Easertalueseut of LOCK AND KEY. intarsiagest, Mr. Watliissos ; Capt. Tabs, Mr. Pesley ; Charily, Mr. J. Smith ; Ralph, Mr. Knight. Laura, Miss Cahill; Nauay. Mrs. Orga. Doors tiro at Six °Tied. The Perfuessaate to begis M fleets. Noses, S 0 ; Sword Price, Ss —Pit, Ss ; Nevoid Price, le. ...Loser Caltery.la.; begird Price, h.—Upper Gallery, Is.; Seetied Price, Boxes sod Pisces to be takes of Mr. Work% at the Mode, Brydges.street, from Tea till Four; of edema may be hail • Private Bus sightly • • sad, fir tie Norther atreasere. dative of the Piddle, the Illsmallice will be opera every Poreloing rf performance from ulcer. Tegiii4ves• Os tsiday. the Comma! of to Get *retied{ aker which will he prodeseed,a we batons Illalw.brafiss, called gyetear. the Mogan ON Monday, Kis' Richard the Third: Leg Riebwii, Mr. less (his list apporaore this esoma). A New COMM Aklfiliter if is prepaestieo, sad trill speribly be predigest 1 THRATRIMROYAL, corstruaolosiv. TO -MORROW. FRIDAY. September 25. Kill be adcd, obe Comedy*? THE CLANDESTINE MARRIAGE. . -- Lod Web', Mr. %Y Fame (his Sd sppraranre in that etwome:er); Sir /Om Mr. Abbott ; Sterling, Mr. Triorett ; Lovewell, Mr. C. Kest& ; Canton. Mr. Farley ; ire Ph. Mr. Jones; Serjeant Flower, Mr Clateniunt. Mrs. Mrsohdberr. Mrs. Derreport ; Miss Sterling, Mrs C. Liable ; Fanny, Mimi &oolur ; Belly, Mn. Sterliul. Aber algal (woad lime) • new Cootie Entertainment, lister 'posed witb Music. railed THE 'BURGOMASTER OF SAARDAM; _ _ OR. THE TWO ph, ERs. With sew Seerery, Dresses, sod Dmoratioas. Prier Mieharlhof and Pes(r Ramesh. (Ship Carpesierrs), M►. Abbott and Mr. Peary ; Isis Fos Frump (Maeltoilliolee of Mardans), Mr. Lotion; Maripsis Clistrauverof (Aesbesen. der from Pease). Mr Siinesoas ; Berms Pryenberg (Auntie& sadar trues Gummy), Mr. Comer; Le Fort (Ambassador from Ras. is). Mr. Connor. Cathariser, Miss Foote. A Prism Illos may be hell fee the Seams, or sightly, of Mr. Brandeis, se the I user. Boma, 7s. Sewed Prier. 3s. Sd —Pit. 311. 0141. Seemed Prim, is —Lower Geller,. L. &coed Prier, Is—Upper C.14►7, Is Second Prier, dd. Mem fur the Beats to be takes of RI.. Brandon, at the Hati.street. from MI Sill Fosse. The Berenataster of hordes; or, The Two Peters, will be repesteol retry evening. les Monday, The Seboul for fitioadel. rrw OPERETT, THEATRR-ROYAL ENGLINII °PIMA. 871tIND. %MN EVENING, THURSDAY, Sept. 24, sal lir performed (for the 4th limo) s. evliroly sew Operetta, eel led THE RENDEZVOUS. _ Principal Cliaraelers—Mr. Hark,, Mr. W. IL ClisMurky, Mr. Nrnedharst, Mr. 1 Juan, Mr. Heckel, Miss Lally, MISSI. Steressas, sod Mrs. W. S. Chat%wiry. After shieb, a Melo-Drams, tailed THE BLIND BOY. Stasislsms (Rioi --- toißsrwiTstia),Mr7lll. AdHirt Eintand Or Blind ODA Miss Ratly; LAM* Mr. Passinos; Motto, Mr. Ikwilry; Rally, Mr. MAW; Mellow, Mr. MAI; &snow. Mr. Bolter. Erma, Mrs. W. S. MAW. My; Lida, Mrs Richardson. Is Act 11. an Erillmitamisni, by Mr. J. Isaacs, Mr. J. isms, and Mr. Mears. Tu which will be stlard (2%1 time) a Magical Farts, is two Acts (aM taken from the Prose%) called AMATEURS AND ACTOItS. David Dulcet. En. • Musical Dramatic Annear, who em. pins Mr. U. P. Basile, and attached to Theatricals sad Min • - ary Hirdscre. Mr. Pearmasi ; Me O. P. Beetle, • pro. siorial Misager, Mt espied to esperinend sawn private 'iliewrieals. Mr. Harley; Wine, • pear Cronin Atter, Mr. Wench; Berry, as Actor fur she heavy hosissess. Mr. Richards.,; Elderberry. a retired Alawisfacterer, simple in wit and !simmers, sod utterly on sainted with Theatricals. Ilr. W. X Cheiterlry; Grafi 111 p,an elderty Charity an, lei sot as a stream at Bustle's baking. Mr. Wittiness. Miss Mary 11111111 WW, a fugitive ward of Ehlrelorrres, Min Leer; Mn. Mary Ginned. • nrollius Tragedy Actress, sad • onion nil to her Milhaud (Aral time), Miss I. Ikevessoo. The Gnat Salmis will be noised at Eight *Vlach. aw X Prawn* sad Wanisic.rento for the Armed Prin, helm tamiefally bled op as au Illsmissateil Cumervistory, with several hawdreds of Trees Shrubs. and Viewers. Tens Ivrte amid tiepin Ali 11/ Naos have bees ceastriseted, the 0 shin waters of wheels spends refreshing twohns thievish the whole Moose. . 5r..., M.-Yrs/. Is..4.serer Oalkey, Ile....Vpper Gal len. Is. Minn Price at Wise (Mock. NMI, was, mid Prints Swan. nay he bikes of Mr. %t ymns. at she Dos Dike, Snood Itnerawer. haw Ten till i...sod as Finesse's Library. Ir, Mew Mud-street, Ilorlengnisprden. TM • TM saw Opnetts. willed The linaravoies, will be repeat . ad easy genial' dories the ~eider el 11111.11,6•911: to. ,/ • aisrrww, with TM Illemenollouse, sad Amateurs sad Ames. THEATRE.ROTAL ENGLISH OPERA.ROVSE, 81114%/4 D. MR. HARLEY hes the homer to announce h:. BENEFIT, eheb Is appeisord tar MONDAY NEXT. arpteeerr IS. 1818, .he. wdl be redeem' a New 1114..Trivraer Open* Reareenr, card AH, WHAT A PITY!!! OR. THE DAIS KNIGHT AND THE FAIR LADY. AN OLLA PODRIDA-J , Illseeepr /Pratt Ths ‘,Tsteple bolbelemew Fein'—end ' , IONS bp Kr. Oath,. A pepeUr EMEITA, Ac. is which Mire Kelly and M. leek, mall performs. Te ceedede with an misled 11114 CAL IARCL Torte's to be had of Mr. Mary, 19, nrifertLaireet, Co. arms pea; ad of Mr !lea'se's.., Mead daemon, free Tea sill fear, aldose Bean may betakes • 114DIAll RIM &DT PO& TUB Ti IS Resses4, a Product of Wenn Climates. IL &w.= awl mob rsaaeliabie seams la every raw a lank Atlas, is .ssh coalidesee asmissaseaded N ibe Malone M t (VOW% sisal safe Ilenear l Ism above palatal Malady, entre 10.1•6111• Er, sad panaaassl nlief, vigliest the lease 1.. Ow see& 111111•111 patrol sod amid, übsimals and retail, by J. 11e.% Cbs. 0 . 0 . 4. 177, Wonlantaol,Conaav Dohn.aireol, Gaunt- Mar lasn. FN. 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Eiden and W. Davies, Strand. THE POOR LAWS. EXTEAL.TII runs THE MINUTES OF EVIDENCE TAKEN ■EFORE THE LORDS . COMMITTEES ON TUN POOR LAWS, IN 1817. The Pererend Thomas Lloyd teas examined, as follows: Have the goodness to give the Committee some explain tiou of the Sunday bank, whirls has Oren established in the county of Hertford, it addition to the iiisiiiiition culled The Proildest Hank ?—The Sunday bank, which is mention ed in the First Arnold Report of the Hertfordshire Sayan *ask, is totally distinct from the saving bank; it was esta blished sissy years before the saving bauka wire ever lasseght of, and has had several objects its view; the lest was, to induce a habit of saving •mseg the people is way own parish; to induce a regular attinsdassee at church, for so person cats pay isle the Suoday bask unless he •trends at chinch; the money paid isle this bunk was always returned to the depositors on the Ist of January, with a very considerable interne, arising from differeut sources; I have regula►ly, from the best establishment of the Sunday bask, bad not less than from 90 to 10i/depositors in it. The sum which! annually receive in suy parish amounts to about 3501. or Jew. paid is swum (MOB sixpence to Iwo abilhngs every Susiday.and arisiseutirely from the deposits of labourers and of persons living by their industry. Mem he depositors tom- Named their payments in January, there was no idea of a sae. in; hank, which was nut then thought of, and sot established till March, ttllO ; conarquelitly nu payment was made with a view to that; but obese the baring, bank was established, I sass anxious that the one should be subsidiary to the oilier, and therefore I proposed to the rlrinititura , that they should continue their pliant's, and at the end of Ilse year, what the, did not want for rent or other purposes, they should theo deposit in the saving bask; and the very lest year I bad SUL paid isle the serial" bank, sod wbicb is now there. lis the adjoi aaaaaa parish to mine, and in the parish of fewio„ and is Hartingfordhary, w Ire s sum than 6571. was moil into one of liaise Sunday banks in tips year 1919. I have always been rumbled, from various causes, to give my people twelve per cent.; 1 do uot parasite, giving twelve per test. ins any thing, I only guarantee to dins the payment of the money. I have Leta enabled to do that from various sources, which I will state. it wisels larger sent having ham paid in than I ever expected, it beams a anions consideration with use hos , 1 could secure them; for if the Country but failed, it was impossible I could afford to return diem the isms which they had paid is, which ansuont perhaps to two hundred pomade; therefore I xohmitted to a gentleman a person of pro. petty in say polish, that difficulty ; and be immediately i gar, me a letter, gusratiteeing the safety of the pey ote*, if I wield pay it in to his moue to the country beak; it Is (beware regaled, paid eves). Mesday eariessing, shout 111.10 s. smokly, Is his name, and he allows sue St per mot. ; that 1., the sad of the year he gives me roveiselv two and a half percent. the interest upon any emu paid iu weekly being exactly two atigl a half per heel. spots the total St the cod of the year. lu addition to that, hr gives roe a benefaetios of fire guineas; the remainder is made op of kitbag heriefor, and the surplus of the sacrament money that is nut sls lto other purposes ;an that 1 hare always been enabled to give to every person who paid in 61. 4s. in the coarse of the year, twelve shillings iu additiou, sad so in proportion. I have at this moment several per. Mss payee(' in, expressly for the purpose of its being paid in at the sad of the year to the saving bank. They have sow deposited it with me, fur the purpose of getting, of course, from nee a much larger later's' that. they can get by the provides. isstitution. Have say other banks on the same principle beets eats blUbed is the county of Hertford'—Four Sundry bulks; two et Hertford, one at Trivia and one at Hartiegfordbury. Vu you coaceive the esta blishment of the saving bank has bees already maidactive «f ailvaistege?—lndeed 1 think Infinite, led 1 believe it will be the salvation of she country, if they are established generally. 1 cisuld state must extraordinary instances of in 'es, which have been saved, and the time they have been lucked op, witbuvt basis( pro duced nay advantage to the owner. There was one le stance in which 460/. bad bees sewed up its bolsters and feather -beds, ever since the year 1796, of Abraham New land'. notes. I bad not the whole of those mites brought me, but 1 had several pounds of those very soles brought; they sever saw day-light till last year. Aud to show the ignores.* of many persona in regard to money, it is but a very few weeks since a woman is a red cloak, a labours?. wifl, brought me ten tweeds in silver, said ninety posed. is notes; and as I always, when they bring me mosey, am particularly cautions, I counted the mosey over several times, and said, " Now remember you have Would me 101. in silver, and 901. its notes; that melee 1001." I could led make her at all corn prebeud that she had brought me that sum ; at last I found it arose fright her not understanding my expression, and she said, " I have brought you 11101.; hut I brought you 101. in silver, and four score sad lee peso& in notes; she did not issilerstawil Marty pounds. We have had several sass paid in, to a very corgi& rable amount, frost labouriug people ; there is a renew, merely a coke woman, has brought 126/. to the sav ing bank, the message weesiesi of a village. 1 have likewise had persists, who have actually withdrawn themselves from the benefit societies to pay sow jute the saving bunk, feeling, as almost every body des*, that the benefit clubs are by nu owns beneficial things ; I think they are the worst things that can possibly he, which I have sees in my expe rience, not °sly se a elergyntas, but as a magistrate. I have persona is my owe parish, who have paid money to she le meld clubs for twenty years, who have withdraw's their names, and are paying in precisely the saute sums, that they did pay into the benefit club. Are those benefit clubs in the nature of tontines!—No; Am the support of each other, when they are sick; that has been the helical' of them; bet the evil arising front them is extremely great, fur there is almost always a regulation, that when two-thirds of the members choose to assemble and inineisnously agree to break rap this clubs, they can; the consequence hops% the third of the old members, who ought to he deriving sit assistance dining the last period of their !twee from those clubs, are completely deprived of it. We have had four, live ter six clubs broken up within these two years, Is the socighisoarlisoil of Hertford. Have you found say objections in the minds of your pa rishioners stalest saving banks, in the Gila instance r. lately; 11011•1111 very reedy to acknowledge, that I think the prejudice still exists, and I believe arises from evil-disposed peruses *edits; the people against them. Under my own im mediate eye, sad is my own parish, I do not find that ; be. cause, from • residence of 21 years there, they are very ready to attend to nay suggestions I can give diem • but la m 'peek ing in general terms of other steighbourhoos, and 1 c.ouceive having 100 of those labourers paying into my Solidity bank, it takes away certainly many lICIPUSIIUIs from the actual "avail bank ; it is in the stature of a saving hank. 1 would beg leave to state, that one objection given to me bas been, a fear °fib. persons employing them keel,' jug what they Call Pave; that what they can live upon : thtve certainly has always been a fray that, if it were know., their masters and employers would reduce their wages; that has been frequently said to me. 11 almost invariably happens, that when a deposit is made by a labourer, the great anxiety is, that ssubody should know it; sad it is °beef our regultitioes that we build upon exceedingly, that it is founded in 'weeny; the man at the sent door does sot know that his neighbour puts into the savisste hank, and it is an invariable role for me to attend is the vestry from ten o'cloek ou the Sunday till half past four; and it is at that time that the labourers bring their books instead of the asturdry, and they bolt the door regularly, and bring their book out with great sectary, fur the entry to hennas is it. Do your saving banks repay the depositors according to the price of smelts?—We are obliged iu ducted now ; all our looney is invested is the three per cents. Has the fact been, that the notoriety of the existence of the soviet banks ha. reduced the wages of labour Intl°n tour perishl.—Certainly not ; on the contrary, I know gentlemen in my orighboarbood who are willing to give more to these who pay tato the Paving basks. We have, since the 30th of March, received 5321. . ASIATIC INTELLI6RNCE. DEPOSITION OF THE PEISHWA. (From the Domliay Gazelle, Ithrch I 1.) We ban been fireweed 'sighs Mahratta copy of a Prods matins issued by the Hun. Mountstuart Elpkinsione in the Deccan, declaratory of the views of the British Government and the paltry intended to be punned towards Dike Row and Ilse territories dependant on the late Government of Poirea. That important document adverts, in the first in stance, is the disorganised and rebellious condition of the country's Nee RUM 'll accession to the Peishwnship; to the confused and insecure elute of his power and government, which led to its usurpation by Jeswant Bow Holkar ; to his light from Punnets, Bassein; and the pusillanimous abandon- Input of his capital to that enterprising ssodicr. The Proclamation notices the alliance that was, under these circumstances, formed with the British Government, the troops that were immediately furnished ou the faith of that r *ion*, and hi. consequent restoration to hi• &overtok-is'. The heuelleial effects of that alliance, in reviving the prosperity of his country, notwitlistandiug the destructive farming systems by which it was managed, the personal l'applistrin Whit* Halm Row enjoyed under the British protectioo, sad the rapid and immense surplus re. venue which flowed into his treasury are depicted ; and the &Newly whieb we 'manifested to adjust those claims of ■ pecuoiary salute which the head of the Mahrstia Empire possessed ott its subordiome breathes, which It was its pulley to keep alive, and the %wealth/old assertion of which was pregnaat with so mach tied ■nd injoseice, is adverted to. It then explaiiir, that the deputation of thingratier llbastry, the Goyeairow Minister to Poona mailer the altmaelce of the British Government, had for its object the settlement of the pecuniary claims between the two states, by which the bites rest of Bajee Row anield be greatly promoted ; adverts it) the himstry's assassination by the official fianctiousries of Bajee Row on roamerated ground—a deed which the general voice of the country &tiered could out have been perpetrated without the orders of Bajee Ruw. It ►efen to the delicacy, forbearance, cud moderation which Ike antis!' Gorcrumcat PRICB (EVEN-P -NCE. manifested no the occasion, by merely neptiritr. the sur render of Trimbuckjee Winches es the murderer, with. 00t throwiug the si.getest caepiriuu ngeinot the el.a. rafter of its „ply; Atst tlik.temaiid, however, was not ruin.r tell euttiplicil units, but 'lit:weed, at ow small degree to the British Government ; that sa 110011 as Trioulinck • lee was gives' op, the fainter relation, were instatioly re. stored. The prociarantiou mat Notices the extensive in. triage,' which Bajee new rommeneeil, in rousing the testier states to a resistance of the British Government, in exciting disterbances in his own couittry, and in rabiue !coup. on' the idea of suppressing those insurrections; and law mem cures of precaution which we pursued to Impress those turhances, which led to our investing the city of Po nra ; that Bajee Row became nine subject t power It p to those repeated professions and acknowledgments which Nee Ituw has nouie of hie tieing indebted to lie British Govern ment for his existence as a Sovereign, and of his gratitude for the blessings he bail enjoyed ; and to the eirceilite uf con cludiug 'wither Treaty in confirmation of that of Casein, for the purpose of depriving Ii i 111 l out of his sovereignty, hilt of the menus of hitriguing to the prejudice of. the •Iliance. The Pro e maims proceeds to explain the uhjm to of the late arraueenents fur suppressing the Pindirees, whose ile predations had devastated &jet Row's territories; that he confessed that it would be a measure highly conducive lac his interest, and engaged to co-operate ill its aceinsiplisli. meat; but that under them.fair promises, the must active, extensive, and powerful engiurs were secretly set to work, to organise a force to oppose us; that he seized a moment which be thought favourable, attacked the troops of his ally, mid burnt and plundered the British residency and canton ment,. That the Company', subjects passing through his country, in the stenriti of existing treaties, were mired and legal emoted, end British Officers ow the road to Poona were mull. dared iu the most inhuman lad disgraecfni manlier, acrd the perpetrators relented is his service. It melees the reeal of Tritnbuckjee lac his councils, sad thus becoming a participe for in his crime, and the invitation given to the lendarcee to enter and ;domaier his territories. It Jeciariv. that Bajee Row had by these ads abandoned the ditties of a sovereign, and pr :senores his tinfilluess to govern; it proclaims his ohm- Poiillora, and developes the determination of the British to ;dace the enuutry multi-the Campania governmesie It de. mils the military arranernseists is progress for that poirpor,e, and unr determinetiun to relieve the Rajah of Sattarsh from the custody of Bider Ruw, and to 'stilted, a principality far the maintenaucc or his rank and &oily, s ith whirls view the Rajah's Ilse had beets displayed at the fort of ent• tarab. the Rajah's territories should be roveris.-x$ by his own laws, but that the British authority would he intro. demi into those lo be reserved to tbeCouspiiiy. It advert% to the principles of patter which distieguish our admen'. motor, and emus all of the consequences of adhering to the rectum"' of Beim Row. We have atom topteil to (tee the purport only of the Pt . " - dumdum, which is dated the 11th of last minutia. It Is a most impiirtant sod interesting document. It hue been re ceived with feelings of the 'lighten satisfaction ht the 'nimbi. Mote of the Cancan, and we deal sot has prbdueed 'friths equally cheering and exhilaraliug to the greet and valuable mass of the population of the Deccan. Tliiis has the power end iuthience of the mild and inoffensive goverumeut uf the &abating terminated, we trust, for ever. cret.ox, MARCH 4. A report has reacherl Ws, that his M.ijesty*ii Ourerittiesit is England were abut to erect Coleuthu into an Arcbdea. coney, sod to place Ceylon under the spiritual jorisdictioe uf the Bishop of Calcutta. A onion sod cinisisteney trill shut be giveu en the English church throwehont the British douriniosis. There are, we believe, several corieregatiosis of Prutestaina at Celumbo, and other parts of the island uf Gybe, which have much increased of late years under the protection amid eueouragement of the present Governor ; aced the accounts we bare seen lead its to think, that the moat beneficial effect' are likeiy to result from the urdiaatioil of native priests, the means fur which will be now regularly ifforded. • 1502. Vide Treaty of Bassein, and the operations of Sir Arthur Wellesley, sow Duke of Wellington. EJST HOUSE, SZPTEMS2II 23. . A Quarterly General Court of ProprietPrs of East India SioCk was this day held at the Com pany's House in Lradenhall-street, in compliance with the terms of the Charter. _ _ A variety of papers, chiefly relating to the Com pany's Civil and Military College. were laid before the Court, in ptirsuance of the Resolutiou agreed to by the General Court in April, 1809. The CHAIRMAN (J. Pattison, Esq.) was then on the point of putting the question of adjourn ment—when Mr. K. isatiou rose, and stated, that it was Iris wish to say a few worda, with regard to certain pa pers, which were ordered, at the last Court, to he laid before the Proprietors. The papers to which he alluded respected what was termed "• the charge sgaihst Mr. Hudlestone." He had looked over those documents with attention, aud, prepared as he was to deliver his sentiments on the subject, lie dud not think it would be quite right to enter into it on a (lay like the present, when the Court war so thinly attended. They ■ll knew, that, at this tie riot of the year, a great proportion of the Ptoprie. tors were out (..f town, and it aerated to he ()illy consistebt with that respect which they owed to Mu. Hudlestone to have this delicate question mention ed, when, in the common course of things, a full Court was assembled, or a Court of Proprietors was specially convened for the purpose. Still. however. he begged leave to ►ay, that, drill' a must careful perusal of the papers laid before the Coon, he felt that M:. Iladlestone stood before the Company and the public with as much honour. with u high and perfect a reputation, as that which he poosesss.l the very first hour he offered himself for the Di. rection. In saying this, he meant not to cast any imputation on those gallant Officers (Cul. tVilks and Sir J. Dallas) who were said to have made this charge. The fact was, they had not done so. The charge originated in another quarter—it ettisatettli from the ciitic in a periodical work. Such bei►ig hie heeling, he would certainly, at some future lie nod. submit a proposition to the Court, declaratory of their complete conviction, that the character of Mr. Hudlesione was in nowise impaired, it cotter. quence of the publication to which he Fad advert• ed, but that it stood as highs in their estimation as it ever had done. He now wished to snake a few re• marks on a matter of very great importance. lie meant the warfare now carrying on in bolts. It was hardly possible to (minder what had been done during the campaign. without feeling the highest respect sad gratitude to all the parties concerted. The war way of such a nature, as to gee a greater opportunity of separate services, than any °Mi. nary occasion could present; and it was a proud - ; ~+ I