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re • 1 1411 ' ts. . 1 • i , r) ... , • . r. \ . 6 ~,, iiii• /Iv ilia/ VI V 4 $1 :nnomin ~. •.J •, . • . ' 1 _ . I ~t c ,:? . NUMBER 5311. LONDON, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 13. 1819. PRICE id. THEATRE-ROYAL. DRURY-LANE. PROVIDENT LJFF. OFFICE, REGENTSTEEET. rargtor4T. Thir Ilay is published, price Ss in board. AESCHY LI PI{MIETIIEUS VINrTUS Ad Fidem MSIO4-mo risendavit, NUNS el Glussn. ring' utljircit CAROLUS JACOBI'S PLOW FIELD, S.T.B. Cull. SS. UALIMPEIe PAULI/14,1KM I. Wills EVENING. IV EDNESDAY. Der. 15, .1. his Majesty's seee.tilts will perform Sbakspeares T,a `ray uf NI AI II Flit The Mutt Noble the Mmtpits of BUCKINGHAM. VICF-PRIUIDINTa„ Marquis of Salisbilry, K.G. I Vi.corni Chftwyna, Earl of Iltrawirke Vitcosmt Doncasinun, Vitouunt Bulkelry, Lord Oraybruukr. HOUSE OF LORDS, TUMMY, Dr.c c l 4. Duncan, King of Sr otmn,l, Mr. Powell; Malcolm, Mr. 111111111 in; M lithe* Mr. Bitaritia. Mr. Pope; Mae ,4.t;'. Mr. Peoley ; Lenox, Mr. Tbonipsne; Know, Mr. H.d -11.1,1 I lily Macbeth. Mrs. Glower; Hecate. Mr. Solidi IVoch. Mr. Gamic; Second Witch, Mr. Knight; Third W. icb, lir. Harley. After 'which the Farce or PAST TEN O'CLOCK. Trio. spud t'alii.th. stuff'. Sorius. EDITIO TERTIA. The nth null• II• I WWI, WI the • n nUun of the Ell.l or SHAFTESBURY, read 2 ►i maid tune, outl ordered to be e o 14 4 1. _ SEDITIOUS m r:ETI N GS. TRVPTFFS, The Altsennis of Backineasto, William Praed, Nod Braybrooke, Grave Duckrti, Fsq. F.R S. Sir S. B. Morl.itl, Bart. M.P. S.xiern ireektra. Cmitabriaia.: Typia Academics' , racadit J Smith, Vearsat Lowhai apo.l J. !Mittman, 39, Ludgate s:rrri. • of whom ma* he WO, Iv, ly published, A:SCHY LI SEP rENI CONTRA TH ILBAS, a Blom fie,J. Editor Sorni,.l4, tarn. lita. bnards MANAPIXdi DISICTOIL, J. T. BARBER BEAUMONT, Esq. F.A.S. pERSONS ut.nreil l'or Life it' this Office as share the l'rofits lIIMTVINIALLT with the orminal EgCRYII.I PERS:E., a Bloomfield. Editiu 51T111143, BVO 84. hOThill. Sir Peer Punctual, Mr. Hughes; Old Sumps, Mr. Cattle; r %rt. ‘S'iWhit , . Mr. Barenel ; Harry Punctual. Mr. Pride, ; C.,tror3l %will, Mr Ozberry; Dusey, Mr. Mende« 7. Ban t3in, 3lr. Knight. Lucy, Mrs. E. Ti.morrow, the Comedy of The _ . £SCHYI.I AGA111:11NON. A Blumfield. Rvu. 10s. Ma►da. _ _ LLIMACHUS, ex revel's. C.. 1 Blomfield. SVO. 141. DIS HIPPOLYTUS, a 31. ink. &btu, Seeurads, Doxey, !Ur. Mantles,: Bao- Nlembers. according. to tbei respective Contrettntiolit : • C.l LLIM ACHUS. ex recent. 1:..t wombed. rilo. K4l. Edwin; 1 ""ili ""•thl er • Thus, by the specific sums insured, and consineent profits, boards rbe School for Scandal. th e y h ave t h e f a tt est ra t er f ur t h e i r pay „,,„ tv . in a /matter EURI PI DIS HIPPOLYTUS, a Monk. &bins &Turista, nearly similar to that until lately adopted in the Equitable Bro. Rs h 413 I 1;*1. COV lENT-G A UDEN. Ogee, hat with this pros/Neff improremext, viz. that as RUMP! DPI A I.CrATIS, it Munk. Editio seemia3, EDNESDAY. Dee. 15, the oration! Members have rani"' a permanent Fund, deem- Soo. Ss. bomb,. Sbakspeare's eel amply: sufficient for the purpose of indemnity, it is pro- •ii..i f e r ,..___ .t - -.••••• —.............. . ..—.. _-._ FEH ROHS. - 11(11144611i . no teraussal responsibilityshall also t I • • Metict,9"" S4AsitkiPr° l44l444 o a 4 VW‘neSOI ~ , t4 .1164" . ..` '' . ell - o $ll l .....- lIINFoII la4S r Nit:o-PS c.,irtE T IT. 41. *arts. imektiotxreor-- a_ i • oseskrisVeff sate a PrutirVira - ry (pi*, • - --a r -- el.+, Poems, and Sonnets. Ist large inkrritable Capital, and are entitlstl to a par- f MILITARY PftOSIOTIONS. Mr. F.a-trtrin ; ltigiron, Mr: • Urination in the Profits, ;min a Union Society. I _ site, Mr. Duruset ; alit:pholts TbeirstSrptclinial Intresbration erns in 18I3,when 131,85, Commie:ions in the Dumbartonshire Trnon of Yeomanry 4 1 of Ephesne, Mr. W. "ree• ; per emit. was divided. The strand Si•plennitil Diyii•ion will (7ayale y, oilseed hp the Lord Ltegtehant of the County of istou ; Anzelo, Mr. Connor; lake place next year, Abbess, Mrs. Fidel.; Ad . thlli time will participate. is which Persons opening Policies al Thinib a ri•in. , Cornet John Burls:man, jun. to be Lienten.int—dated as, Miss M. T r ee ; ',rabie s Alder, Ilhe insures! at this Office are not charged with ISoirrittlwr 13, IS!p. any adalitional premium witless called iota acting service. John Harem kis Gent, to be Cornet, vice Buchanan—dated as dramatic Romance of N. whales:ion fees are required, nor is say charge made , above• 7 'THIEVES. far policies, except the Many duty. Ali Babe, 81r. Blanchard; rho, Mr. J. Russell; Alssialls, COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, REGENT .STREET. * George Francis, late of Albany New cool, Cantberwells Surrey, lost now uf Princeastreet, Rutherhitlie, Irish weld. Evertor. Coins Baba, Arias N OI-ICE is hereby given to all Persons *hi) tote. siommerehant, t o December 1, to January 22, al lee r at • have b een Insored in this Office Seven Years, and Gnik i kati, Londun. Well of Scotlaad, with A Short whose terms ofSeotlaad, expired in 1814, 1815, 1816, 1817, and 1818, BANKRUPTS. that DIVIDENDS of 75 and 20 per Cent. on the whole of D D an i e l iel LOOO, of Foul 1... ...... a, ...... ; animals", Lancaster, tones. their Premiums nre receivable here, and of the Agents in ITRE, STRAND, all the principal Towns is Great Britain. spinner, to suirriiilrr, Drcember 18, at four. 29, at wine. at ANS PARLIL. J. T. BARBER BEAUMONT, Manseing Director the Friendship Inn, Oldham, sod Jamittaryls, at ten, at the Talbot Ins. Manchester. Attorneys. Mr. Shaw; Cy-Owe. „~ ,;<. TIMITRR-ROYA L, CO THIS EVENING. WE , yin he 'tied Ms ALCESTIS, n Monk. L % litio Sensual*, COMEDY OF o Fire billi.ned.elllktigitpoilis . lectfst enel/114 falFiliTe Mitts, Sulid►N, Duke of Ephesus, Mr. _ 1.0M411 ; Antiphons of Ephesus, Mr. Dorus , t ; Antspholis ,:yr:icuse, Mr. JlOlOl ; 1)r0111141 of LOWS it., Mr. W. Furre• ; Pr ~,,, iv of Syrseitse, Mr. Liston; Anzeni, Mr. Connor; Doctor Pinch, Mr. fllsocharcl. Abbess, Mrs. Fidel.; Ail. Miss Stephens; Lutist's, Miss M. Tree; Limb's, 'l. Hill. After which, the Melo-slramalic Romance of THE FOItTY THIEVES. _ Css.ant Bah.; Mr. Atkins: Ali Babe, 41r. Blanchard; Cancan, Mr. Dwrooset ; Nlustaphs, Mr. J. Russell; Alssialla, Mr ('wonnr; Hassarae. Mr. Ecertant. Calla Bala, Mai Matthews; 'Raglans', 31iss Futile. "I'o-ntormr. Mary Stuart, (tares of Scothiati t wit► a Mort Reign and a Merry Out. 'it EET BANKRUPTq. ADELPIII THEATRE, STRAND, LATE THE SANS PARKIL. THIS EVENING, W EDNESDAY. Dee. IS. Anil during the Week, will be peraested, so astir' Kew Borten*, to two Acts, entitled LOVE AND THE CHASE. &twin Keyword, Mr. W. S. Chartroby ; Bob Racket, Mr. J. Reeve; Barmy Blossom, Mr. Wilkinson; Peter Ptpper. mint, Mr. Lane; Waiter, Mr. Smith. norm**, 'Uri. Alsip ; landlady, UM. Kirby. After which, the New Ballet. entitled • EDGAR and EFFIE; or, THE HIGHLAND ROBBER. E.trar, Mr. St. Albin; Jamie, Mr. W. Kirby. Effie, Miss et ylett ; Jenny, Miss Walton. In which will he introdeced a Scotch Dance by the Misses Demiett. A new Imitative Thirtetia. la owe Act, entitled, APOLLO DAGGERWOOD. Apollo Damtrrwood, Mr. John Reeve. To conclude with the Burletta of TO‘t THUMB. Tom Thumb the Colligon ; Kill( Arthur, Mr. W. S. Chattericy; t.mil Grizzle, Mr. John Reeve. lhol -1110111, Mw. Abiop ; Hulicx•nitnca, Mial.E. Scott. • Doors epee at Six, the 'performance M begin -ed Seven ; Half-price, Half-past Boxei,4s.; Secon.l Price, 2r.—orit,Ra.; Sacood Price, Is. p..; Second Price, ltd. 1 ROYAL COBURG THEATRE. Lnde► the Patronage of Mira Revd DION-ft Prince LEOPOLD of SAXE COBURG._ iq (3,W EDN EMMY, Dycem .ll. her lh, will be presented, Aral tine at this Theatre, a new Mele-dennts, called THE NOV ICE OF ST. MARCO. After whirh will he resented, fur the third time at Ibis 71wat re. IMITATIONS by Mr. Andertun, from the Thome 110,21, Liverpool. To conclude with the Farce of `TIS HIM! 'TIS TIM! To-morrow, Novice of St. Marco; Imitations; and The Lawyer in the Sark. Friday, December 17, More Wars Hum One ; Novice of St. Marco ; Imitations ; and The Lovrr's Stratagem. Saturday, December IS, Novice of St. Marco; Imita tions; 'Ti. Him ! ! OPERA. ILLIAM SAMS, No. 1, St. James's street, opposite the Palace, begs leave most re aped/oily to inform the Nobility and Gentry, he has OPERA BOXES to dispose of by the Night, alternate Weeks, or Seam= ; also Single Pit Tickets, Ss. 6.1. each. K.B.—Bones bought and sold tut COINiM,iOO. TO THE PUBLIC. frBISH hes once more the most pleasant part • of hie ditty to perform, viz. that of thanking his best Criets.ls and Patron*, the Public, for the very distinguished pitrauage heatowed on his Office* in she late Lottery; and whilst he conmatulasm them on oleministz Seven Capital Pr,ses (Ike produce of Torn of "Mick arc yet undeirrnejard ), he respeetfullv solicit% their attention so the NEW LOT TERY of 10,003Tickcts. containing Four Prizes of , 20,0001. Money and Consul., 1u be all drawn in Two Days, emu. aracaciar. Nyst Month. 12th of JANUARY, . . • .la width Day the TWO First p r is e s will each receive VO.OllO/. Tacirrts and Shares are sallies( at DISH'S Offices, 4. Curuhill, and 9, Charme-cross, and by his Attests au the Comory, must of whom sold Shares of the Capitals. •.• Schemes crati.. •.• Bank, India, nonth Sett, 5 twr Croix. 4 per Cent. C .nrolr thnonnn, India Bond•, Exchequer BM., ■nrl 1:1 kinds of Government Securities, bought and suki by 11. 4 - The 1 1 ,40'1 of Cforka erre affixed, hnetriy, ageing! iSsIN Office, in Curnha, b, r•hich the Public can ate tha firrtuafions. as to require tis. confinement) are admitted by all the F. nirtil J. SIVEWRIGirr ri . opre ir.di v HT .. I cull yto)m a certain remedy for disorders of the stomach, SY • nonore that th..y here contracted alai Government . fur indigestion, loss of .. r pet i le, got : Illrl.q. 21111 rheumatism., Co the New Year's Lottery, to be drawn in Two Bays, , sick brad-ach., and all those disorders hrotight on by free 12:11 of JANUARY, sod 29th of JANUARY, 1820. ; living, as well as for Om.. prodoced by a sedentary life. Ft tU It ..I 1' , 111.01111 ! l i They ore ailmiratily calculated to remove all female obst roe- And no Prig less than s Ili. ! Pi o ns andirrecisiAritirc.3ryt a'' t firer-stud in those suns_ SCIIENI E. I plsiuts which occur to fesmlles at a certain time of life. The 2 „ o f.. €20.000 tt 0 ~nary .. at e .. i 40.000 0 i experience of forty years mit-t convince the public that their '2 The A stalepie• Pill s are prepared Drip by R. G. fil James, 4 " 8101 :1 , 1 11 1 , 44 :: (eransiisusi of she eeleleate.l 1,. renter), mid sold at Isis 1i0n..., 4 1!) Butler. 4, Chrapside, I • and 34,Sarkville.sireei, opt, '.1 , 4 - 760 19 I hit, who leave been apploused sole agents in the place of the late Mr. Newhery. Hut a the sons of the late a •ent are 1.950 31200 0 ;• • •s )- - , now vending iscifre(ewws of Dr. James's Medirilaw, prepared by themselves, Mr. J 21141 /1 begs posifirelw to the pub lic, that neither the Analeptse Pills nor 11w Fever Powder were ever prepared by any persons but the Inventor and his two sons, the (Adler and ouch. of the present Plop, tour (4 the hater no his guardiais during his 'Moons)), and by them supplies! lu Mr. Neoliery /even to the latest hour of his nigewry) as they now art lo Monis. !littler's. To greed Purchasers against spnriors compositions, each ho of fills Now hears a plain Covet...mesa stamp, and a label i signed with the name of she Proprietor, R. G. G. JAMES. G ,999 'rickets each Day. £114,670 19 i Twt).......,Firct•Jravn Prizr• f 10.000 'f I). Rsi n Vl:zr 311ove £4ll 04 6.1 LO,OOO IV FALK CLASS. • Tickets and Shares are firllsest at J. and J. strrmaiGurs Others, 37, CORNPIILL; I II ; 1101.nons ; iIAVMARIikT; 1141, Oxviono e ; TVlio Sh4red mad Sold us the Lottery just ended, N I,OSG, a Prise uf 20.n00/., nlao SIX mber CAPITALS, and No 3,71 U, a Pi ile of 36,0001. is the preceding Lottery. ae, °Advil-street, Hanover...pore. Hattie' Lem, of Pool Leech, Oldham, Lancaster, tones. spinner, to suirender, December 28, at four. 29, at Nine, at the Friendship Inn, Oldham, 04 Jatittoryls, at ten, at the Talbot Ina, Mauchestrr. Attorneys, Mr. Maw; Ely-place, Holborn, London ; and Mr. Hodiry, Oldham. William Carnmral. of Halifax, York, innkeeper. to our. reader, December 28,29, and Joax.ry 2S, 0 eleven, al the Courtifiniso, Leeds. Attorney., Mr. Bl4kelnek, Serjranne moo, Flyer street, tendon; and 4r. Blakelork, Leeds. James Groat, late of int 'llsontas Coast. Hist India Ship, dealer, to sorrender ' Deremlem 18, 28, and Jano.ry 15, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Gordon, Old Broad-street. Aaron Evan., of Brieneeonsbe Port, Glaereater. broad cloth maaafaelaree, to surreader. December 30, 31, and January '23, ►t eleven, at the Coon .ov'a Anna !an. Owl ford, Gloucester. Au toroeys, M Blake anel Son, Cook's. court. Carry.street, Loudon; and Dlr. Stone, Tet ry,Oloa easter. John Sigourney Carter and Richard Cnrnforth, of Liver pool. inerelmitts. to surrender, January 4,5, anti 25, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attorneys, Messrs. Lace, Miller, a n t Lace, [Perrio)! ; and Messrs. Taylor and Roscoe, King's Rena-walk, Temple, London. Thomas Noon, of Sheptuti.Reanchamp, Somerset, sail cloth-manufacturer, to surrender, December 30, at five, 31, awl January 15, at eleven, at the Mermaid, Yeovil. Attor neys, Mr. White, Yeovil; and Mr. Burfuot, Xing's-Bench walk, Tem pie. Ll/1111013 James Dodson, of Birclain-lane, Lesion, and of Wal osseels, Ramey, aterebant, to warrender, tember 21, 24, rail January 25, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Stevens and Wood, Little St. Thomas Apostle. Richard Pitt, jun. late of Hallow, Worcester, farmer, to surrender, January 3,4, and 23, at eleven, at the Pock- Horse Inn, Worcester. Attorneys, Mr. Platt, New Roswell court, Lisculn's-Inu, London ; and Mr. Wllsoti, Worcester. Henry flnggv, of Dockinr, Norfolk, grocer, to sorrender. January 3, at sot. 4, at ten, at the Lints Inn, Fakruhirin, and January 25, at thrte, at the Croon Inn, Fakenliani. Attor neys. Mr. Lupton, Mile's-lune, Cannon-street, London; and Mr. Calton, Fakruham. Juliet)lt Bartlett, late of Topsham, Devon, but vow of Exeter, merchant, to surrender, January 3,4, soil 25, at eleven, at the Star lan, Exeter. Attorney, Mr. Hure, Hat ton-virden, London. Thomas Story, of flunworth, Norfolk, miller, to *wren der, Jatimay 4, at lire, 5, at ten, and 25, at twelve. At torneys, Mr. Briagrr, Angel-court, Thrumnortusi street, L 011111111; 3114 Slr, WIIIIOEK, j iut. Holt, Norfolk. Willi:1111 Bewley, of Manchester, tailor, to surrender, De eensher IS, 18, and January 25, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Sharp, Essee-court, Temple. William Pewit!, of Gudicole, item Wellu,g, Herta, to surrender, December 18, 28, and January 25, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Harmer, Hatton gardea. Thomas Collins, of Drury-lane, Middlesex, grocer, to sistresider, December 28, January 11, and 25, at one, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorneys, Messrs. While and.Wood rooffe, (ltd-square, Lincoln's Inn. EAGLE INSCRANCE COMPANY. IVOI ' IC i 4 Iterehe given, That a SPEC! I. GENERAL MEETING of the PROPRIETORS of Teu or more Shares, will he heW at the London Tavern,' Bishopsgate-street. on FRIDAY the 7th 40.1min:try next, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon precisely. fur the purpose of ELECTING, by a DIRECTOR, iu the room of John Ord, Esq deceased. By a By-Law, no Person can be a Candidate unless he shall give Fourteen Days' Notice thereof (in writing) to the Secretary previous to the Meeting. The Ballot to commence at Two and close at Four o'Clock. WM. BEETHAM, Secretary. December 14, 1819. ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, New St IDG N-STRENT, BLACKMAIL', E.VPOWEBKII BY ACT OF PA BLIel BRITT. CAPITAL—ON IL MILLION. Insurances fallieg due at Christmas will expire, unless renewed withid fifteen day. from that periotr The Company'. Rates and Conditions are of the most reasonable description Char;e is made for Fire Puli• airs, wises lb* Premium exceed. Cps. Arlassiadimi Fine is charged nu Life !warner :—a liberal Cosaissiiisio* is allow ed to Solicitor., and others, who effect Life lusuraneel ; and every facility a af f or ded. by which Ile Interest and Convenience of the Puhlic sow he promoted, WARNER PFII PPS, Secretary. CLARK'S Mt R OF EUROPE. Just pablished, price Ss. POPULAR VOYAGE,S and TRAVELS in EUROPE, laming a complete Tuur through F.na lastd, Ireland, Scotland, I tare, Parings! and Spain, Italy, Sicily, Malta, Turkey, Russia, Sweden, Denmark, Poland, Germany, &c. &c. IllisOrated by many Views and Maps. By the Rev. T. CLARK. Priuted for .1. Seiner, 73, St. Paul's Church-yard. Of whom may he hail. just published. by the same Author , The WANDERING JEW ; of, the Trivets and o,...eiva lions of Hereach the Prolonged: comprehendinz re View of the most Events in the History of 311..ki0d. since the Destroci ion of the Temple of Jrrassleni by Titus ; interspersed with Anecdotes of celebrated Men of sl , ff. root Periods. Embellished with Maps awl nnmeroue Ellgt3V iog4. Si. FRENCH LAMPS WITH IMPROVED SPIRAL BURN ERS. PATENT FRF.NCH LAMP AND OIL WAREHOUSE, Nu. 12, LUDGATE-STREET, ST. PAUL'S (Eats%)fished Thirty-Ilse Years.) A PPLETON bsgs leave to inform his 47 • Friends mai the Public in general, that he has now on sale a larze assortment of the lunch admired and im proved One, Two, tool Three-light Patent Lamps, which are at this time too much in use for li editor. bells, staircases, dining-rooms, drawing-rooms, counting houses, banking bonzes, public offices, churches, chapels, p u bli c places, &e. where a !WWI tut ilttiil is reqtrired. An assortment of the iniot improved French Lamps, in Bran, Bronze, or Japan. Grecian !Amps, Lusters, thrall doles, and Chimory.piece Ornaments, of the newest pat terns, and ori the lowest *crass, for ready money. l'36l.ligibt, Dear, Street, sad every other description of Lampe awl Lanterns, wade aad Axed up. Carriage, Gig, and Mail Coach Lamps, retail sad for exportation. Palest mad Illumination Lampe r. I. t, fo r halls, ro o ts, ansesebliets, lie. Lamps repaired, ele.iied and lacquered. Spt•sasaceti sad ober Pateat and other Lamps.— Lamp Callous and Glasaas.--Speakiag Pipes wade sad fitted spits TOWS and Consul. Dlt. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS.— Thex criebnaml PiHa (which are of an mikl a nature DIVIDENDS. January 4. D. Davis.iif New 11mM-street, Bliddlesex, jewel ler, at eleven, at Guildhall , London. January 4. H. ft. Ashby, late of Budge-row, Cannon-street, Loudon, printer, at eleven, at Guildhall. December 18. W. Whitsrell, of Belinal-green, Middlesex, soap-manufacktrer, at one, at Guildhall, 1. lon. January 8. L. Stepi, of the Haymarket, Middlesex, jeweller, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Jaimary 8. T. Illidrinson, of Rohertabridge, Sussex, brewer, at ten, at Gailithall, London. January 8. J. George, of North Attilley.strret, Westmin. ter, ritach.maker, at twelve, at CnitJhalt, London. January 15. J. W. Lange of Broad-street, London, mer. chant, at ten, at Guildhall. January 18. F. Rudd, of Neweasilempon-Tyne, milliner, at eleven, as the George Inn, Neweastlempon.'fyile. January 10. T. Fish, late of Biidpurt, Dorset, victualler, at eleven, at the Golden Lion luu, Bridpuri. January B. W. Caraly, of Warwick, dealer and disputa', at twelve, at the Itoyal Hotel, Temple-row, Birmingham. January 7. S. Taylor and J. Steele, of Liverpool, merchants, at twelve, at the George lan, Dale -street, Liverpool. January 11. J. Gorton, IL Corms), .1. Gorton, and W. Hubert% all of Tuttington, Lancaster, cutieu-sp 14 al two, at the Star loin, Manchester. January 11. W. Thorp, of Coventry, and of Maiden-lane, Lund...., rilthon.maiiiifacturer, at eleven, at the Castle Inn. Coventry. January 7. T. Sicematin, of Kingston-u pon-11'01. al eleven, at the Dock and Durk Tavern, Scaledaue, 111111 , 11 y 22. J. Lachlan. of Great Mi.... fields, Middlesex, ship-broker, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. VERTI FICA IT.S—JA4u4ar 4. G. Penny, of the Commercial Sate-Rooms, Mincing lane, Loudon, brulter.—W. Hackett, of Langley, Derby, tanner. —W. Hall, laic of iVinilinill-street, sea, then a prisoner in the King's Bench yri,nu, Surrey, op holsterer.—G. Hindists, Into of Beilfurtl.cusitt, den, Middlesex, woollen.ilraper.—J.Cratity, .ref Ho llnue. L 100, groccr.—lt. Wilson, of BOW-I.IIIP, CliaM std ~,,, warebsitrirmait.-111. Doter, of Brum! invert tiles's, London, mercbaut.—J. Dukes, of Bath, gruces T. Breairy, of Derby, busier. PA !ITN EltSlll PS DIKSOLV ED. M. JOllliioll PII.I H Niclsulls, of Pritices•ssreet, 'hoover. square, Msddlrsex,asallioera, Nov 1,1810.—L. Ad season sisal proprietors of the newspaper called she White haven and Constr.:timid Advertiser, Dcc. 7, 1819. Air. W511;4, --- enti uthris from the !loose of Conmous. brought up the Bill for the more t &c -hard prevriitilhi of Seditious Meeting.. The Bill was, on the motion of the Earl of LIVERPOOL. read R first time. Tor Earl of LIVERPOOL Own. after some private co 111 l oriocation soli the Noble Lords oil t lot Opposi tion Brioches. moved that the Bill should be rem, sr 1 nine on Thursday neat, twins the under standing that the debate on the principle of the sin should be had npon the goestion for going into the Cosuissittee on Friday. Lea rXiiresisrtl his willingness to non-_ eeriwwwyerrangenielot that 'night hr most more niers toi the Haus.. in ger.erul ; but lie thought that as the Bill 4ketild not be priiitt.d before M,'ednesday evening it. was pressing the second reading rather too closely, to peopose that it should take place on Thursday. He however should not object to it, as it was understood that the debate should not take place upon the principle of the Bill until Friday. The Earl of LlPRarout said, that if the de bate upon the peisictple took place con Friday. the several clauses could not be discussed birlote Mon day. The Marquis of LANSDOWN Paired that the Bill could not be read by Nleisiliers with sufficient attention. if the debate olive pre►sed so closely. He. however, should not oppose the arrangement suggested; for if she slat. of the country were *tech as to resider the 1.3111 necessary, the sooner it was passed the better. The motion was then agreed to, and the House adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. TURSDAY, DICTIIIIIER 14. A variety of borin.i. of a private 'stare was transacted. COTTON FACTORIES Mr. FINLAY brought up the Repo,' of the Colton Facto ries Regulation Amendment Rill, which was read and agreed to. The Rill was re committed, and some new clauses ad ded in the Committee. The Rill was then reported and re. eeired,and with the Amendments, orde►ed to be engrossed, and read a third time to morrow, if engrossed. that the large expenditure of the contort, unit the burdens taxation imposed its criii.eque o c e , h i d prodneed great distress throu g h tile etorotry, and at !tow h compelled the people to look is,. vaurdly on themselves, in order to ere whether there was not *owe internal defect, moue radical error pi their state and constitution, which led to sisal% deplorable consequerireir ( Hear)—that thence many wild plane rind visionary thrones of reform lei the constitution had originated ; but the, notwith standing, he considered it his duty to propose soni o measure which circontstaricea rendered miperieusly necessity to mediate betweeis the encrooehm t , influence of the crown :1114 the everweertit4. claims of the people. Such was the sir rol i rri that direirtguislied magi's speech; hut it containt 4 l some words which lie could not forbear glowing 'ltt the Hollow. The Noble Lord then read the fuosage to th e frailowirrg effect:-1V EaglI111111,:111 looked et the flourishing state of this country it „gears ago, and observed bow it swam amas zustorog :to ruin by slow and imperceptible degrees * : it was im possible for him trot to come to the e durrion, tlfst this decline 10-roweled from something rrolieolly *rung in the Constitution; arid of the existence cl radical error nobody seemed to tarter torn a 11001% Till, ftchillg, the Noble Land resione.l, wait at the resent period very lorry/dent through the coutdiy. But though it was extremely strong, the date/grit disposition *lnch prevailed on tlic, question hetvierti the House and the country was very inimical to »by mea,ttre of a emoihotory motor, and conducted according to the regular prriceedirigs of Parliament. Of the two parties, one teas so attached to Old customs end forms, that they would not suffer even the cobwebs to be brushed away from the face of the fabric, nor move en impious bawl to reiner those parts of it which were tottering with age and ready to fall to pieces.—( Hear. )—The other would peal down the whole frame of the building, and apply 3 fire-brand to consume that venerable temple nine!, had been reared by the successive wisdom of centuries, and which hid withatood the force tool violence of ages. —(lieut., be or. hear. hoped, however, his iiiii tom stars ealesibited to rite. lulu the concurrence of both claoirs. Three wha were hostile to universal reforms tur :4 l:t recoricile themselves to it on the principlt*, II ai it 411.1 Y touched one branch of error—arid those who were favourable to the extended species, might rermantor that Sir Samuel Romilly. that senholl. ro!orlswr , had given it as his opinion !list touch tzotal might be ei - one if two or three of the loorno4b. were ili franclitsed—(f/ear/—rind that the Doke of Rich mond, two or three years alter in hi. famous Bill for reform, took a Inn* , ac•ise pint in carrying the Bill for extending the rieirt of km cltire in the borough of Crickladc.--( Heae.)— It was not his iutention to go into the Ors, tact ques tion of reform, or attempt to determine whether the principle of uniform Of of various solTrage wits Its itself superior. But this, he said. that the latter. if once carried. was much more liable to decay. If an uniform qualification, roppose the possession of 1001. a year property, were esteblished, and were good in the beginning. it would contioue to be But when the right ofauffrage was arigina;ly tomtit various, large cities and towns. which tit first might have been very well entitled to the elective french's,. might by lapse of time mid the declene end decay winch it produced, he rendered totally unfit for the exercise of it ; arid. on the other Inind, placed ert fondly too insignificant for the enjoyment of the privilege, might, in progress of time, grow ow tutu sufficient consequence not to be overlooked in the distribution. Now he thought that in via mitring the old parliamentary history. it would lie seen that the principle, oppearitig on these grout/dr so necessary, of providing for a progyesstrit elirsege and amendment in the constitution. had hero con stantly acknowledged ; it would spire, that be •oughs, reduced to a state of poverty, had bt er , iii malty instances excused from sending Mein. bets to Parliament. The borough of Maiden, in Essex. was.oo one occasion not rr qinred to return Members, which at that time was beirclerrotne, nn condition of repairing a bridge. Aid ashen place grew into importance, so that it became nevessery they should he represented, the privilege ivy care (erred on them by the King's Writ or by Art of Parliament. The instances in it Ilich flit king's Writ had been issued for this plirtio4e Were so numerous, that he thought it ur.neerartary to detain the House in recitioo, them. Bat of the mode of effecting this by Act of Parliament there were also many examples. Thoth. wile h. 41 read Mr. Burke's immortal speech en the Frerieh Revolution, had seen that he had pointed nut man y su ch. Chester. it nay .ant, Idnotrerf undo r nmoiv ev ils. and that the remedy discovered for them was the right rd • repre , entatom conferred tiy . Act of Parliament. Dirritain.wes subject to marry evils, and the remedy nos repieseillation a il ist ea d i n th e same way• Brit he shrink{ lt e o l eave t o read t h e p ream bl e of one Act. the 34th and 115 Alt Henry VIII. for gemming Repre-entatives to foe conoty palatine end eity of Cher.ter.—Fiere the Matte Lord read the preamble.]—Alter statinke. ie ask. matter. that whrreaa the said etatriet hint been ex cluded from being represented in the Cmirt ttf hairiest, whereby the inhabitant% hall tires • b. jectett to many evils curl coositlyntlslt; &miser* tool losses, it (mecorrissog: ti the t het, form) most ItutotAy prayed that it 'slight tr roopowrretllet return PENRYN. On the motion of Sir C. BURRELL, the House went isle a Committee on the Corners Bribery Bill.—The Dill pasted through the Committee, and the Report was brought up sad ordered to be received to-morrow. COURT OF SESSION. T'e LORD ADVOCATR gave notice, tint he should move on Thursday next fur leave to bring in a Bill to regulate certain proceedings in the Court of Sersion, Scotland. EXCISE AND CUSTOMS. Mr. D. W. Dauvew said, that seeing an Hon. Gentleman connected with the Treasury (Mr. Lushington) then in his place, he begged to himw ahelher a Board appointed to in qiiire into abuse* its the Racine and Customs, had not been engaged in that way for tau years? He h.sped, if the fact were so, that the House would be favoured with a copy of their Report*. Mr. LIMBINCITON replied, it was very true that the in quiries had beet) going on. but had not yet arrived at such a satisfactory conclusion that the result could be communi cated to the House. When they should have been so far advanced, no time would be lost its ,laying the necessary papers on the table. NI,. D. W. HAftvrit intimated something respecting motion on the subject, which was out distinctly uuderstuod in the gallery. ARMY ESTIMATES. Lord PALILERSIoN laid on the table papers vela. tive to the Army Service fur the year 1820. The Noble Lord said, that these were merely abstracts of the estimate;, which it had not yet been possible to make out fully. On the information, however, afforded by these, he meant to move the votes for tlia service in the ensuing year on Fliday next, and an Hon. Friend of his not then in his place intend ed to move the votes fur the Ordnance Service on the same night. Mr. TIERNEY inquired whether the papers laid en the table contained the estimate of the total number of men to be kept up during the ensuing year. including the charge for the augmentation of the military fort*? Lord PALMERsION said, that the papers which he had brought up contained guestimate fur the in c.eroed face up to the end of December, and that the charges on that account for the elisuing year would be found tar the regular estimates; an that the Douse would be in pos.e,sion of the total expense the army cost the country in the year nearly elapsed, sod for the following. DISFRANCIOSF.MENT OF GRAMPOUND. Lord JOIIN rtoe, pan,oaut to notice. to propose resolutions for the di-franchisement of the Borough of Grampound. and trasof,rritig the right of electing Members elsewhere. He coin tiienced by assuring the Howie that it was not with Ir-clings the most agreeable that he proceeded to address them. No hok was more painful and 414- tressing than to tell un individual of hie fisilis—and if it was commonly loom' that it W 34 considered invidious lowarils an individual, •till more invidions vra4 it to uttrotitt to point out to than !lunar, and to r%lnlot to tile piddle the defect:. tn commit'. lion, anti 'lr_r the neee.anyof rrun..veng Orin. II WM% ntspn..ll,llr nut 10 tier that ;It the ',learnt lime there efilptriol rain-Me dewu eof 44444 nn (1.14 stitiject beteiresi Iwo parte.. in the State—the one t hers to Parilailleell. It I 'urn Ni ) Member said %bat waking an net:taping 'Armond, the oilier as MO- 1 , there was no remedy for no usirepiesented itorsoi ;4 ll %tautly returiii"g a ilesetsiptory denial toe nue lor town. and that there trap no mode which looked fur the re-location of ionsgtitary and extritor- l places unrepresented you'd have Ni ri ni wilt A lwy n is divary priviirgrA. the ether would throw into obit- i them, lie p 11111 l ell to this Act of Parli.meni, which a il t h ose r i, t ht, f or w hi r l ) the hl 1 a our an- he hoped would hr eig thorn aver to the euotrar; eri•terii wit% x cheap equivaleia, for the sake of tior- lopinion, and prove to hem •Ins here lic e o is iiiiss'e .iivatiury and remitorary tteetirity.— by lisw ; mid if oei(:refl.-luau said that If it were tweess.ary to t olvaitee soy am horny to give ;n partiettlAreoulity sir 15 , 011. tarred ;in is.cmivtisievve coutitemmee to his preiw t o 111 l lie might use the • from the waist of retireseatattee. bee..4l,e th e . united • authority of au : IlVisisilissf iii4s. *valor 110111 t. Kelierally Nlernhers of the linuor rep's...retied the ei•liire kiiig- Essminaudell 'treat authority in that i 4.1 1111 l itr alwishl pot et to this Art, which cep-•- 17752, %heir Mr. Pitt brought forward his Iltesoltt- crated the protelph , that the .ithirct nos ergissisirst :0 lions, which wire extremely similar to wale smsoug I various evils, damaxes, and tosses—wrol—by Isis own, lie prefaced thawby a speed), importing, not having this privilege gristreJ lu tbt tri.7--(//egir.)