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..-Gt wry Serun.l t ire Mr. Jellia Johnslose bag Melo re4apied at this TM titre. TR EArnR-ROTAI, COVENT-0.4 RD A: A . . rrlllS EVENING. MONDAY, Felituary 15, win be used (4th tine), • new Tragedy, called EVADNE; OR, THE STATUE. With new Scenery, Dresses, Sze. Thr principal Characters by Mr. Abbott, Mr. Maeready, Y.enp, Mr. C. Nubble, Mr. Connor, Miss O'Neill, mid Ned. Ewell The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. F.gertou, and Ilse Bpi !ague by Mrs. Fetich. To tablet will be added (for the 40th time), a New Gummi Pantomime, celled HARLEQUIN NIVNCHAIJSEN OIL THE FOUNTAIN OF LOPE. totem Munebatmen. Mr. Simaton!: Harlequin, Mr. Eller; a, Fmsticos (afterwards Pantaloon), Mr. Norman; Loull , Humpy-Dandy (allerwaids Clown), Mr.Grionah l . Vi. , si.. Nr. I inter. Sipmrs Fragratitia (afterwards blur). Mew F. Dennett. I. the C..UTPII Pitnit.•olll , •• a Pas de Trois, by the De"' , it.. P 1 ! ,.• tur the Rums to Sir taken of Mr Brandon, at the Hart.atierd. !emir To ts !ill Four. A PriVale Pt.* may be had for the Season, or nightly, of :Mr. Brandon. at Om 11.,x the Opera of Ruh Itny l'argrcgor. With (irdit.-.. into one act) Phir.-I and - Ole Meep-walkrr. Ott v. the I) j .r of The Duran': Dun J"W.H . (drat M W. Farrel,. Ito Th.,..ctsv, the new Tragedy of Evader, cud The Sr•.l - - (hi Frisk!. Tlir ( mss , a 0.. Sat itetry, sae aril Tragedy Of the sew Pasatumitne. FIRST TIME THIS SEASON. STRAND 'I'HEATRF... THE SANS PAREIL i't( E` , 101•1' %ik)N DAY, Fretrit.irr 15, sad daring the we►k. will Ist presented !first time this smom), the celebrated .4111141 Drasna, called, TIE OIL) HEST ; OR. TUE S►IUGGI.ER'S SONS A'N D THE ROBBERS DAUGHTER p,inri r i I Chirneters—Couut Laufranco, Mr. Jame. J. s; Alrnansa, Mr. Gomer►al (first how). Ittiil4, _ After 'hick, • sew Scotch Dimrtiserseot, composed by Mr. iiirby, coned, BOBIN AND MARIAN ' , OR. LOVE IN A RUSTLE.. Pinniel Characters—Mr. Ktiliy, Nlr. Walliunrn, Mr. Ds's. Mins Le firun,and Miss Waltuu, assisted by 11w whole trorps de Ballet . To coaclade with, Aral time as an afterpiece, a new &rio t-oak Barletta, called THE lIALF-PAY OFFICEK; OR, LOVE AND HONOUR. Principal Characters—Sir Felix Fairfax, Mr. Meredith; Farmer Florid, Mr. Buckingham. Miss Fairfax, Miss &tat. In the course of tir► evening. two farunrite Comic Songs, 1112. " The Nightingale Club," and `. Pturearional Hamer Pi.rties," by Mr. Lane; and a Grand Pas de Deux, by Mr. John !oats and Miss Harrison. OLYMPIC NEW THEATRE. NEWCASTLE.Wf REET, STRAND. Curler ll.e ausbority of she Lord Chamberlain, soil wader the immediate diaretion and superinteirdeace of Mr ELLISTON. riIIMS PRESENT MONDAY, February 15, JI. 111111, will be preseuted a New Operatic Drama, to be totaled, THE TROUBADOURS. Priaeipal era Mr. Me. liras; Mr. Wrench. trona the Eaglish Opera, and the Tlrratre Royal, lkory law (his firerth appearance un this stage); Mr. Slomuu, Mr. G. Crisp; Mr. Wiiklieurob; Mr. Henderson. Mrs. Gould; bliss Lave ; Miss Stevenson ; Min Copeland. After w►ich will be produced, for the 14th time, in One Act, an entirely new lltelo.ttraine, entitled THE ACTRESS OF ALL WORK. Manager (with a Comic Song from u Love mild Poverty"), Mr. Sloman; Frederick (his son), Mr. ‘Viildicumb ; Maria (au Actress of provincial erlebrity), Mrs. Edwin ; Bridget (a Country Gawkey), Mrs. Elwin; Flourish (a brst-rste Loudon Actress, cousin to Bridget), Mrs. Edwin; Goody St tilt& us (a deaf, amorous old Indy of !Si), Bridget's grand aunt), Mrs. Edwin ; Lounge (a literary Fop, intriguing with Bridget, and betrothed to Flourish), Mrs. &twin ; Madumoiselk Josephine (from the French Theatre), Mrs. To ronclode with GIOVA NNI IN LONDON. 'Don Gi•vanni (the Libertine Reclaimed), Mr. Me. Neon; Limy Ilu (his Valet of all %tali), Mr. Shaman ; Master Gm. valuta Leportllo (his son), Miss Mecham ; Mr. Florentine Flour:kin (ao amorous Haberdasher), Mr. Widdicanili; Mr. Deputy Eagtisb (an eminent Common Cuoncihnan), Mr. ap ; Popinjay (Foreman to Folichin). Mr. Elliot ; NimiConstantia Quixotic (a young Lady of fortune sod romaat is aim), Miss Tienstall; Mrs. Leporello, Nits. Coye laud the Theatre Bovril, Haymarket. her 9th appe.it -41..., so that Diameter) ; Mrs. English (the Deputy's lining ..1 1, ), Miss Lose, (rue tie Euglish Opera, her 911. appear ance at this 'fill/Sift. In Act. I. the celetorsted Masquerade Scene. To.niortow (55th time) Rochester—with The Actress of AU Work—owl OM time) • new Afterptece, to he entitled %%lore ahall I Dine? the Principal Character by Mr. Wrench. boors to be opentil at him o'Clork—perfornsince to cow •:-ace sit Ilaltpast Six precisely. 1 - nsmi 41. Pit 9s. Gallery 11.--Sccond Price at Half. P" 1 Eight Kites tor the Bowe., Orelsestra Rums, anJ Family Boxes, lA.y lir iititinued al Mr. Lawrente, at the Boa.Olticei from Ito mail Nur. TRZASURTR., Edward Fo..ter, Esq. wigwam:l, F.,rl of Mount. Norris I Minitel Jnceplt, Esq. i Hint General LAitC Cumin 11 illiant Erni, Esq. Str Charles Flower, Bart. Alexander Mulvey, r.sq. :semael Birch, Esq. Alderman T. G. Enveashaw, Eaq. Frauels M. Otatuisuey, taw G E. 11. Self/wrier, Esq. ' • M.p William Vonglasto. F. 4. Simonet Fermium. Joe. Esq. Frederick Webb. Esq. Benjamin Bawer, Esq. .latitt Woolley, Esq. Dinner at Sot &Civet precisely. Tickets 14.. each ; hl he had of the Treasurer, Steward., and Secretary; at the Berstein Hackstimosad sod Heaton ; of the Colleetur., and at tie tsar of the Tavern. Nu Servants admitted hut thirst of the President, Vice. Presidents, Treasurer, and Ser./owls. HOBERT CROSBY, Secretary. BURGESS'S NEW S.I.UCE. XIM high encootinnr liestoartl It! the Nobility and Gentry epos the oboist Now SAUCE. iodates the M .JOUN BURGESS and SON, to offer to the Piddle it large • Cantiou against Imitations, by men. tioniug noise ran he relied spots as Genuine without earl, brutle Ming waled under their Flint and Address, and also nth Label hiving their Signature The toddy sod coviveniesce of OM. Salter, being adapted far all purpose... his caused s great deirowill for it, soil its in teresr of circulation hid. fin. to equal their much and !nor esteemed ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES; they respectfully solicit a trial from those wits have mot used it, being confi dent it will gm, satdrrtiou to the nicest pilau,. Warehouse, No. 107 (corner of the Savoy-seeps), tread, Limaitia TEA TRADE -THE LONDON OF.NU. INE TEA COMPANY ' S; Ludgite.Hil, with much pleasure repeat their seknowleditimato to the Nubility, Gentry, and their Friends at large, for the daily contimistice of • larger portion of politic Favour, than perhaps was ever received, tinder similar vitenwsitiiera. by say mereastile Establishment whatever—how far such great Patronage has been merited, remains with the hildir only to determine. The Company now beg to SOSOSSICP, 1114 t Air the better accomoomlatiou of the lulmliitalls of Mary-le.H..iie, and all part. of the West Elul of the Metromili., they a ill open • large Establishment NEXT SATURDAY, the 20th in *Elul, at No. 148. OXFORD-STREET. Neatly opposite • where the Public may be assured of being supplied will. TEAS of the same Qualities and Pliers as have given such universal satisfirtion at 23, Ludgate-Hill. CAUTION...AI is imperative on the Proprietors, in *elf defence, to state, that since the shove Premiers were lakes. several Grocers are preparing to open Houses within a fres lours; the Company, therefore. their Frieuels, who harml to honour the new Establishment with a prefereoce, ant to Ise misled by soy external resemblances which may be adopted. Thernmpany'a new Establi.liment is 118, OXFOR usTRILE. - - Gentlemen, in Whiling the duty which I undertaken at the request of a number of the Electors of Westminster, I *ball take lip but a very few minutes of your time, because I shall rather reserve myself till some future occasion. ultra I shall have heard whatever rimy he advanced by other candidates who may be produced to you on the pre sent occa►ion. It is umarcerwery for me to detail, you with a detail of theme principles which you well know I approve, and which l am clearly smashed you will support. Gentlemen, after the struggle in which iVestmilister was engaged during the last election, and after the great hazard in which the interests of the friends of freedom were placed, did hoe r% that when the Meeting was coriveued by the Elet:ers for the purpose of consulting upon what was the course which it would be most judi cious to plicate for the manor-wince of those princi ples for which you have so manfully combated I' their first advaiscenteot to their complete at. tainnient—l dial hope, when, after a Pall discussion of the course which ought to be pursued, and which has bees, adapted. not to have fouls(' any departure from a plums which had fur its object the support of the great (mole of Reform in Parliament. I mean a Radical Reform, which I apprehend is the only measure of consequence to the people of Eaglet:el —a return once ►sore to those privileges to v:h►ch .we are; legally entitled by the Constitution of the coesisieb* and by which our liberties can alone be Okl*Sasr4A.PPittetae.f —Gentlemen, it was believ ed that that Meeting was to take plaice fur the por poise or eimpoitio; as to who was the most proper person to be nominated as your Representative. and it was Considered and determined, that Mr. Hob house was the person► to whom the Electors most geuerally gave their ►upport.—/Crier of " No Ltuldsouse—Cartivright fur ever PV —And, Geo denten, that resolution burying 'wen almost uni versally adopted, and every measure having been iliuce, taken which prudence could dictate, or wisdom point out, for securing that object, after a lung course of proceeding, during which period the Electors of %Vestmtt..ter have had more frequent opportunities of becoming acquainted with Mr. Haibliouse, he will this duty present him self before you.—/(:real applause./—Geotle►nen, it is impossible that I shoola disguise from myself the fact. that. since the Meeting to which I have alluded, some persons have thought proper to suggest a dif ferent course. The report of this disagreement ansung the friends of Westminster, has already, if I may believe what is currently reported. led to the pretensions of a Whig Candidate, who, 1 am taught to expect, will this day lie presented to your atten tion. Gentlemen. now is the time then for you to secure that character, and to maintain that situa tion, which by your own divunion was before in jeo away, und which is now again placed in hazard. You are celled upon, once more, to assert that in t.grity, and that independence, for which you have been so justly distinguished. The contest in which you are about to be unexpectedly engaged will be still more glorious than any winch have preceded it ; and I trust our success will not be 'eve signal than on the last occasion when you were celled to this place. Gentlemen, as I sin at present not cer trill what course will be pursued, or wh i st persons will he no ggg i gg lord, I shall tiot take tip your time by making any observations upon what .1 may have heard on iliis subject: I shall content myself wills fulfilling that duty, which, at the request of a large body of the Electors of IVestmin►ter, I have un dertaken, by putting its rionimation the Gentleman to whom I have before alluded, and who stauds by me—Mr. Hoblsouse."—(4pplause and some dissa tisfaction.) Mr. DOLIOLAs KINNAIRD seconded this uomi mation, which. he Paid, he was the more induced to do, from his thorough conviction that Mr. Hob house was the friend at . a Radical Reform. upon corietitutional and inidligitile pig No.) Mr. liongouse now addressed the Meeting. He said, he was come there to redeem the pledge which three months ago he had made to the Elec tors of Westminster. In the addreas which he boil done himself the houour of writing to that great and iiitelligent body, lie had told them that he would be found at his post, fie war 110 , 4 at his post, and had to thank his friends for the reeep• nun lie had met with. Sir Murray Maxwell had also redeemed his pledge—he h.al told them that he would not come, slid lie was nut there—either person or by proxy. Those who recollected all the hor rors of Court influence at the last election. would us, don'ts cu►lgrmtulatr theosselvee on this tattrew►ent. If lie 'lnlaid he cos , ►ldtlrd as hewing bell► et all las stroinental to the dight of the Court Candidate, he should be most happy; but he was aware that the If any , amongst , was not his--if it were, he should think himself a trai tor to the cause winch he was pretending to vipowe. --(Brarro.)-11 it were, he hold think inmrrlf guilty of e fraudulent attempt to deceive the opt. Mon of the majority by a minority. It was a greet consolation to him that he came forward at the so luntery call of the people at large, and was not thrust upon t..'ein by ally self-circled party. He would not Mike any of Iliac prufissions which were usually dealt out WI %lath 0CC11840111.. He would not 1.11 them that they should have the quarters loaf et ad. ; neither would he my that they should g. t rid of all texation ; but he would say, that hr would do the best in his power to reprearat them forty, and to carry their wishes to the desired eeid.—( Ap pluest:j—eHe had told them his opiuic.us upon occasions when he had behure addre.sard them ; tt was unnecessary that he abouid repeat them nue ; suffice it to say, he was the sternums adv. cote of a Radical Iteforns„--(" Illot do you metre by Medical lirfiret r thanked the hiemil Ily whom this question was snit : he always aim inhered that earn a fiiend who gave Willi the oppor tunity of expleicing himself. As u grout deal of re presentation, or wither of misrepresentation, lied gone forth with respect to his ()pillion ou this question. he had thought it expedient to reduce his opinion to writing. The Gentlemen who lied put Issiu in no mination had not asked him for any pledge w. at. ever. Thuile. by ,whom ha was promised welt knew his ientimeuts, and gave him credit for rutaanaioa ing those priuciplies which were vuterttimrd by the majority of the °people of Westininates. Nut hay. ing given any pledge, lowever, it was perfectly or, ' cowry that they shniAld know wort his opinions were. fir would 'opt firsitisiu„to state this to floe question of a friend, but he Would cludain to emitter a similar question from un plamse.)—Mr. I-1/•bhouse then seed front a paver the following declaration of his opinions on tiie 'object of Parliamentary Reform, " I have been questioned, or rather (to use the right word) tortu-rd upon the. great Poi liatuentary Helium. Those who have been busy to injure inc and your cause, have represented, or rather misrepresented me, as having given a pledipi to support annual Parliaments and entreat's' suf.' frage. I gave no such pledge: I was asked for no puck pledge. The gentlemen who nominated me, proposed me as a wan fit to advance ' the just claims of the ',ensile to Parlionarnta of a short aura. tins, awl to a full, free, and equal share iu the choice of Representatives.' It may be necessary however, to 'spline myself still further, and to he more precise, 1 have put my worth, upon paper. Ai ttttt al Parliaineins mid universal suffrage leave been mixed together, for the sake of confounding the question; but they are two distinct and separate subjects, upon each of which I solicit your repLrate attention. Upon the latter of the too, 1 t Ittit ic it right to say, that I consider the extension of suffrage to be not only of secondary, but evin of third-rate importance. The first object fur the Eiiglao/.1 to obtain, is equality of right of manage. lu Wier sorgio, that there be one and the blitue qualification, lie that what it may, for every Heeler iu the comitionweelth. The second object is, that equality of numbers elect each Representutiv•-. 'I hese objects attained. then, it I am asked wl,rth. r security train inis.gcsernisient by a real rrpre.ettd tiot be attained by et extension of volfraw short of universal, I answer yes—by au rates -n.,, far short of universal. How fur short. is a quts• for fair discussion and hottest difference of .pn.:n•s: in such • discussion the course of lily jurt t •wrnt would he towards the largest extension. I hate not hitherto been able to feel alarm at the notion of a free people being really the choosers of their owis Representatives ; but I should think inyseii n• tit to cisitu the character ol• a mats of se:is..., sr riot I sups.ort, it I deified that with equality tigl,t af sutfeage and e•quahty of number* of constitstelins, there might be Timone limits not inconsistent with our object. With regard to annual Parlisinents, I should dull myself the greatest eoxenrat, that e wer pretended to pa:lliad knowledge, were I to say twee twelve months is the precise golden time within which elections must periodically recur l!1 o►der to secure your 'thriller. Were elechrms to lake place every SW. or tangoed)", the - object of keep ing the Representatives properly id- u•died with their ciertnnente, ought, perhaps, be suffn•tvntly secured. Rot it is my opium, that every PAM.- meat is torrlooir that oan bewoeFelly rued* stiorter. ogre shat• Este werwellsfeuntled objection to our naal Parloseloanti twirl am very gettnierrestentit that wilts Parliamenta of f !otitis , ihstrianati you may be both great and free." In conclusion, Mr. Hobliouse hoped he ..------------ ____ . . . .... . / 4 . .. _. ' ) • ' . 4 1 --, . • . • ' e. '1 7' • ;.. .., • ... .. . , . .."Nfrt.„.....,.r,pet,.ii:esit ...„.„„\... ~.,: no • • l.', ..;; 1 4 •••"." s• 1 1 „. ~,,• ..! • I • ,• 1 ~.- " . , ; * • 6 • V.. 4, 1 411 p.. •,•• • , - a-, a • 00, ' • '• ' • • ii.sle ~ ' • ..; r . . . st. • . • - Ob . WU ) AM '' s i .. ' •',i t i •. &‘ te .l' : • • , . . •'''' —._./ Iv' ill - .• ..‘. re . er lr , , . -- . ___ ...... ,_______ e1ti1100kb0diiii.......... ...... ... . . . 1 -/—_t .. . _ .....;, .• • LAND N, MONDAY, FE RU Ally 14, 1819. MOCK / STEM -PF11 1 "E. NvmsEß 5061 . _ • _.—. --_____ —..----- ....... -- ., r PI EVER AC TED . BRITISH GALLERY, PALLAIALL. • Hosotnemmicrisoeux LAMB, WESTMINSTER ELI:C*I'ION. credit, and almost ***hole credit, of dui victory Tf7E4 T ROYAL,R- 1,111117:1.ANR. MINIS GALLERY, few the ‘ICRIBITIOR LT a tNEETINCI. of tlw FRIENDS stwl was due to the people themselves, end, with Owl's 111Ifli FVENING, MONDAY. February 15. 4 ...1 ** t.g of the WOltitt at MIODEIRN ARVOTTS, surrofrremis a ji he Honourable GEORGE Westing. h« heel no ilentht, with their assistant.. , Phut 1 hi. M ej. 44's thiranis will perform (fur the Bret IS °PEN Vwri D•T fi v 's Till is lb' Mventsi swilelftw fAll, biliat the Crown's* harbor this Evenies, The election of ii \lenther to serve in Parlisoment the -control 'spun whirls they wera.obout t.. eider iiie a new Trapdy. in Fivi• Acts, to be called its the Attars ..s 14 Oftkre r JAM MACOONA r utty. Y.P . it. the Chaise for the City of Westt 1111 l .ter. in the room of that would he brought lo * triumphant conclusion.-- SWISSERLAN D. JOHN TIMM, Keeper. benevolent man and much-lamented patriot. Sir (Appluage.)-- Ind been token Trout the rsoks to sitiontsesee. 10.-7-Cmalseste. ts. With new &emery, Drosses, and Decoratiotw. y by Per. Lamb on die Halt- SAMUEL ROM, LAI, commenced ou Saturday mons- fight foremost its tin wend struggle for the totlepeit- The Charleroi , . by Mr. Kesel, Mr. H. Kem!ele, Mr. MR. WESTS EXHIBITION. lir 4:4 so Wmalkseweelld ability, have i ng. deice of Weetminatitv.webe thought, therefore, that loltand. Mr. H. Johastoo. Mess Ceiitt, Alr. D. Fisher Mr. rrHE GREAT ricrtnts. DEATR ON the ' ft " . afillt*lr ` fill y j" tirY At nine o'clock the crowd began to assemble. he might with mem Congratulate: himself upute he. i•miblin. Mr. Powell, Me. R. Phillips, Mr Beegoliell ' e Mr. .11. THE PALE. Hoar. CRIIIITT REJECTED, ST. their selection er, a le sweireed Sir SAMUEL ;Aim, Mr Smith, Mr. Ebsworth, Mrs. Glover, Mrs. W. PETER'S FIRST SERMON, PAUL and RARNARAS noant.i.v. • il sejii Ilmos to every 'sent** to tend soon after that hour Mr. Hunt was in attend- tog 011 C of the proplemechosen by the people to do the teat. Ste i.e. 'revisits, the ORNTILISS. lb« BRAZEN SERPENT. the proemial, lide Alio* Porliallasat• awe, and announcial. amidst the cheers of the work of the peopleosslappluarr.)—The t o do Thr Prologue to be splice by Mr. Rae, mid the Leilogue otttanXloal of OUR SAVIOUR. with odor PIC- I That will, *l. view Oaf will forthwith to the Impalace, that they were to have " another fifteen of the 17th of N•oreatiliet certai n ly shelved then he laid A Mrs. N. West. TURES and SKETCHER. are VW Illaleihning atlllet the I muessasherealivaesiatflielp ve Parisian. the hoot - use of steudiggiiigh in the minds of the elec. 'few which (4th time), a view Musical Farce, iu two set., Immediate Patriosge of his Royal Iligliness the PRINCE I This favorthel Commlitaels oppointesl without delay to days of it called REGENT, at No. IVi. Patt-Msll, 'ear Carlems-House, 1 organelle sail giew arse to albs eipessa. Sir Francis Burdett sod the other leading pers tor e of Westmilisugy It still remained fur him to do HIGH NO . [IONS t every day from Tree till Meek. i Bona of the day noon after mitered the field of that which he said Gomm that oilectsiun he would do. OR, A TRIP TO EXMOUTH. By Oahe. I Veltromry U. Siglied n 404.141:711:'Cliejewinve.• -willtioni; • iiiid were greeted by their respect's , * friends. Namely. to wpm la his powerol he should The Music selected and composed by Mr. 1. Parry. CHARLES SMART. Swerreary. ' rill' nada fie*: impA r kimitoly voter% to At ten o'clock Arthur Morris, Esq. the High have the. heieugeetterned to represeot their p,,,,,, p ,i el...ratter, I.:, Mr. Suedes, Mr. T. Cooke, Me. • . . --1. 1, --. 1 7 - 4 , 4 - --- I les Illetjeaset 't. " 1 .,, .. ....- - interest* • • . he twosome the great estate tusarll, Mr. Knight, Mo.s Cubillt, OR. Shop. s ill ,, Sus - %/maxim . ...d ci-E-RGy.,„ Gametal Cerifllllll4le tarn another Member for Westminster, its die ~NB of. ," Agri* Owiloright 1" ) mow& AN, shy esosives i lbw Isa Usti Me Pi. '' "i Nevekllammt ' • ' of Sir Samuel Romjlly, deceased. This win follow- Oct Tumidity lost went to ttra-anly lest wheels it Ike Driers to be emoted at Ex o'clock , and the Yee.. mile. ones • VACANCY. Terms 166 Usiossa pnr ' - ------.' rd by the other usual forms upon the cumnituce- was possible. under the ;Present cireanistatires% to 'orinaner St twrin at Seven. . . Amino,. Distance front bookie IS miles. Thi. day is pubbstwell, peke, with Mars horror', Si. ea. ; un- Thome, few • Second Price, 3a.—Pit.3s; Second Price, ~a. Letter., ..i.irti.„. . _ a o 1 Rev. A. R. Mr. Cawthorn'g. Wewitvel- hiiiinif, 7/.7e. ; withont•Mens, bound, Al. As. unbound merit of an election. put his pretensions : and the result decidedly cons ...lA."' Gal 4 11 11 1•) lee. " Prig*, Is .....g2 Pr 'r Gann y• Ig • ;a ler. ell. C.srkarls, oireef. Liiisibili, win he Arricir4...i ' Sir Feline's Buidett - and Mr. Douglas Kinneird. firmed his briptes, osly twelve hands having, been h/ P. a new Edition of 1, lerunet Prim ibt. in ... I I It'S Cif RON01:0GY ; or, M.tory of with Mr. 11.slifinesse between them. first presented held up, out of 1,500 persons who were present. Boxes and Pimento be takes of Mr. &Awn, at she so. REYNA FOR THE DEMITUTE Mods of die Theatre, from Tea till Four ; where way lw r 1114 E '1 wil l AN NIV E It - 1 ItY DIN- had s Private BOX IBICIdiy. I KKR w ill h e at ik e City of L0ne1...• Tavern. Bic-hope- of our Lord 19114. loud and reiterated shouts of applause, mingled tiered as guilty of presumption in saying. that he Tin. two loot goeete are entirely new, which, with the new The isew Musical Farce of High Notions, or A .T, iic to rite ewe.. TO•MORROW, TUESDAY, the lath of Fe- with some cries of disapprobation. Silence being came there supported by the majority of the good PActinsib, will be performed every evening till further nu- N amy . ism ~ 1.11661111ENT, Index. may be had verirntely. obtained— wishes of the people of Westminster ; and being :re Ills Royal Highness the Ihike of YORK, is the Chair. 541.1 by lobo Maynard, Bookseller, Penton-street, Hay- Sir FRANCIS BURDETT spoke as follows; there, lw would remain to the last.—(Sraeo.)— aisiket. f "Gentlemen. in fulfilling the duty which I hove if any disti.eion arose amongst them, the fault was .. .. . TO BE $01.1) ItY AtiCTION. Hy MR. EVANS. At his Hnnw, No. 26, Pa T()..mnit Row, Tugs. DAY, rob...wiry 16, and Too following Doys (Unduly es corted. 1111 K Third Portion of the Cooong and Fotteo. bive LIBRARY of the late JAMES BIN Eaq. removed from lit. rosidolice in Sonsirrart-place; couiaining au estmoilinary Arstintilage of 'Are and (111fillite ROOkS, iti every Dopartinent of I.itcratioe, hot pairicolarly in early Irtorature. r C 11111 l 'erect the many sittempts that are dully wide to nurser nn the unwary a spurious cornistwi. tiun inedead of the GENUINE BLACKING prepared by DAY and NIARTIN, they have a.lopted a maw Label, ni which their address.. 97, HIGH HoLlioßN, is so conspicuously placed in (1W center, that they trust en attention to this, aad the differessre of the type, which it en like all letterpress, will enable parrhasiers at once to MAW the inipnot The BF.AL JAPAN BLACKING. ensile by DAY aid MARTIN, 97, Hies Holborn, is mold in likittliu at M., Is., and Is. ail each. ATKIN:KWH AMUKoSIA I. 'VAC.. 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MIR Cositr:.i.tor. with Government fur the NEW MARCH LOTTERY, or wily Tee Thowsweet Torkela, 44. lira public attentions to au entirely New Pond in the Scheme, ultich nut only contains FItIITY CAPITALS, including THREE. PRIZES of 20,000 f. hot in *flailing' to all the Prises, A FRIR GIFT of EIGHTY VHDRAwid TIC/LITS, of tholrawn Slimes so proissensu. By this arraugrment A SIXTEENTH MAY GAIN 20,0001. The Unilrovra Tickets ur Shares to he chosen at any Lottery the Kingdom, by the Holders of the Five Poises owned below the following SCH EM E.—ALL MONEY. 3 ..P• Imre ei 220,0110 ....ar0.... 00.000 3 4 5 !I ID 10 20 50 __ _ _ I,eM __,....... 16,000 Tickets. £lOO,OlO lit Draws Prise of tilt to bare 16 Uodraws Tickets i• Additioo. Id &to ditto of !Ul. to have 18 Uodrovio Tickets iu Addition. 3d ditto ditto of 1,0001. to have 40,0001. in Additino. 4th ditto ditto of 001. to have 10 Uudrawa Tickets in Addition. lab ditto ditto of 110001. to haw 'lO,OOOl in Addition. 6th ditto dittos of 201. to base 16 Godes."' Tickets in 7th ditto ditto of 201. to have If Uodrawa Tickets in Lidttioa. itlt ditto ado of 1661. to have 1,1106/. in Addition. Titbits mid Sham are &thug at all the Lottery Oakes la Town and Country. BEGINS 234 MANCH. 7 - ~~ . t one ittAntl. its nil. ha.l 4 4 'll • . a 0, 4 .~