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The f this Exhibition on as iirefutatile proof of the silsalice of public (reboot( for Alt ; it contained no obtrusive attraction; notltiont but tlie preparatory of an Historical Painter, and Drawinign front the CARTOONS and ELGIN MARBLES', and pot the tuanimatty of feeling as to their merit was decided and deep. L 8. I.IIPEICIAL PAULIAIiENT. L 1111.5h%W,, PATIMIOA U 11l Niro. %Valli* e, dill.. U 10 1,. Vo Mousy, Fug do,. 1 0 Mr.. Stratton I 0 Mr.. ROUSE OF LORDS, FIIIILOP, 31t.itcs S. On flat 'pothole of the Ka6l of SMATTr.r.VM V. letter. I`,,frilt stales. Ilse Coral Seal were ua.l, coo .1 ill ul Ow R, II hie Citaftt.vs Asormr, f .ta.tice at Mo.: Churl of Kooe's Witch. SpewiOrt wf 11.1'11nus.• iArdo, ptn tempura, Outing the uccaasuaal alawace of she LOMU CMAM 66I.1.01: • . L. s. 1 KING'S THEATRE. /11 1 1 IN INENING, SATURDAY, Mardi 6, j all lw repeated, Vacatellu'a Opera Buffs, emitted, I.A NIODISTA RA(GIRATRICE. End of Ott first act. LA REUNION VILLAGEOISE. After tbc I)peri !second lime), the Grand Ba!let of TELEMAQU E. ith entiiely new marry, machinery, dresses, decors titinc, Ste On Tuesday west (first tithe ibis aessoa), Mozart's Le mottle di TH EA TR R-R 0 TA ifft DRUR URN. THIS EVENING. SATURDAY. March 6. his alsjesty's data will perform (*mod time this soma) the Tragedy uf BERTRAM Or, THE CASTLE OF ST. ALDniMAND. Wa r am. Mr Kenn: St. Alealwand, Mr. Iteatromelt; Prior 01ST Antrim, Mr. Holland. imutinr, Mrs. W. West i Co. Welt, Mita Itoye. ; Teresa, Mos Conk,. Tu *Melt will be ad,lecl, the Illaajeal Entertainment of REVIEW ; Or, THE WAGS OF WINDSOR. Mr Decilitre Bolt. Mr. Gallic; Captain Rca u Mr. J. Swills; Looney Mactwolter (first time this season), Mr. m oo rone; John Lump, Mr. Oxberry ; Caleb Guot'ens, Mr. Muhl. brace Gayluve, Mrs. Orger ; Lucy, Slis. Bland. Di Monday, The Gamester ; after which will be pro. duced, a aew Grand Dramatic Romance, in tan acts, to he rolled The Castle of Wourkra. The Overture and Music incidental to the Piece composed by Mr. G. Lanes; the Action of the Piece arranged by Mr. 11. Johnston; and llie Dances rompostd ander the direction of Miss Tree. t►o Tuesday, First Part of Kine Ileury the fourth; Hot spur, Mr. Kean ; Sir John Falstaff, Mr. Stephen Kemble. A new Tragi-Comity, in Am act* (in which Mr. Kean oat perform a principal character), called 'I he Dwarf of Naples, will be produced on Thursday nest. NEVER ACTED. 711 RA TN E-110 Y A 1., COVENT4RARDISN. grill N EVENING. SATURDAY , Marc h 6, J. will he stied, a Coolie Opera (ta three acts), called THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO. [Founded on Breumerchaie's Comedy, lA Nat doetrutv, soil on The Follies of a Day.) Count Atrnasiss, Mr. Jones; Fiorelln, Mr. Donnie; taro, Mr. I.toi.iti ; Antonio (Coe Gardener), Mr. Fawcett ; Basil, Mr. J. Nista ; Clirroltitto (the Pinj, Miss Ilesurnoiti, Countess Alin:iviva, Mrs. Dlcktins; Susanna, Miss Stephens; Barbatina, Mrs. Liston; cellitta, Mrs. Sterling. In Act 111. a Spanish Festival. To which w;11 he added, Garrick's Farce of i ;ON TON. Lord Miiiikin, Mr. Jones : Sir John Trotley, Mr. W. Pr. tea; Col. url 'hi y, Mr. Abb.iit ; Jessams, Mr. Farli-y : ihry, Mr. Emery. Lady Minikin, Mrs. Gibbs; Miss Vittop, Miss Brunton. 'Fbe bums to be opened at Six o'Clock, and the Per. formanee to heels, at Siren. Us Monday, EvaJue—erith Blue Beard ; or, Female Curiosity. On l'unday, Tbit Peat Loner; Capt. Meadows, Mr. W. Flirt( IL THE Public err .....peeifully inferwed, tli it (Invits4 twee, ABROAD) they will again end Nlr, MATHEWS AT 11011 E! its his 111t1 Quarters, at the Theatre 'twist, Ei.clish Opera•Hwase, Strand, wit 1110 N. DAY NEXT. Mai eb S, Ibl9, when he will have the tumour to ',alit 111 liv TRIP TO PARIS, in their Company, in Three Parts. I'art Fourth.—A M poly.togne, descriptive of LA DILIGENCE. Diligeneim Persionw—Jtwoony (an English Boot., at the Foitigis Office), Mr. Mathews; Munsitur Peremptnice (a trowelling Tutor), Mr. Mathews; Master Tommy Tarragon this infant Pupil, a " Vint x prwtrria uihil"), Mr. Slathcws; Samuel Starch, E•4l (" •s Tailor made hini"L Mr. Maihewi; Invisihle Ostler (heard in the hay loft), Mr. Mathews; Ha 1 , - lists Halk (a Gil/AT Attorney of Stay.lane:, Mr. Mathews ; Ngiss Evelnia Ertl MI (an old Maitl;, Mr. 'Mathews; and Monsieur Put doW (a Freud' Postillion), Mr. Ma. thears--iiiker irrational Passengers, mantel), a l'ug Dug and a run Putrid, also lay Mr. Nineties's !!!! conclude wills a Grand Finale, by all the Characters. 'I he tningo wit; be accumpauted ou the Piano Forte, by Il[r. L. knight. Doors to he imeinll at Seven, and the Performance lu be g: it at Light nt Bolas Is —Lower Gallery N.—Upper Gallerl I,i. )loses, Places, and Private Boars, may be lakes, of Ntr. 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WIDE EAST INDIA REGISTER stud DIRECTORY fur 1819, corrected to the 3d February 1819: Containing the Company's Eetalslishments at Hume and Abroad, with the Alteration' that have occurred UP TO THE DAY OF PUBLICATION ; various Rules and Regulations respecting the Company's Service; en alpha betical Abstract of the late Act for the Renewal of the Charter; the Pust•lllSice Regulations as to the Conveyance of Letter, to and from India; LISTS OF LICENSED SHIPS; and much other useful Informal' . By A. W. MASON and G. 0W EN. of the Secretary's Office, East India HOWil . . London : Sold by Black, Kingsbury, Parbury, and Allen, Lcadentisll-strret ; Cliapplc, Pall-Mall; Saber, Dame street, Dublin; and Manners and Miller, Edinburgh. SOCIETY FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF )lENDICITY. Al' a GENERAL MEETING, twirl at the London Tavern, Riahopagate•street, on Wednesday, the 24th of February, ISIS; His Grace the Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND, in the Chair. A Report of the Proceedings of the Board of Manage. 1 meat for the past year having been read, 1. It was resolved, on the mot' of C. Piesebell, Esq. seconded by Sir Thomas Bell, That the Report now read he approved by this Fleeting, 81111 that it be printed and circulated under the three of the Board of 2 Resolved, on the motion of William Williams, Esq. M.P. seconded by John Smith, Esq. That the alter:di 111 l s in the rules and orders of the Society (which were the., read) be adopted. 3. Resolved, on the motion of the Hon. George Vernon, seconded by 'motes Jerks, Esq. That the following Gentle. men form the Board of Management for the year ensuisig : W. Allen, Esq. G. Slaton, Esq. H. E. Williams, Esq. Rev. B Burgess, J 145 we, Esq. N. Burgoyne, Esq. J. Home, Esq. ALP. Rev. A. Campbell, C. Hunt, Esq. J. Clarke, Esq. I. T Hope, Esq. C FeJll6/, Esq. J. Kingston, jun. Esq. J. Freese, Esq. M. M . trtin, jou. Esq. W. Freud, Esq. IL Pownall, Esq. .1. Harrisuu, Esq. D. Ricardo, Esq. J. Millar, Esq. J. Smith, Esq R. Phillips, Esq. J. Whitmore, jun. Esq. M. Robitimoi, Esq. 1. F. Forster, Esq. Rev. J. Rudgr, J. Cope, Lay Rev. I. Tower, Captain Gooch, I. L Williams, Esq. John Perm Esq. Sir T. Bell, R. H. Solly, Esq. A. Macklow, Esq. T. Hasker, Esq. H. Hallam, Esq. A. Corbett, Esq. 4. Resolved, WI the motion of William Freud, Esq. secouded by John Freese, Esq. that the fullowiug Geutlemen be the Auditors foe the year ensuing:— J. Warren. Esq. I J. Curhyn, Esq. H. W. Smith, Esq. G. liartrup, Esq. W. Itryoulits, Esq. S. Resolved, on the lion of John IVeyland, Esq second ed Ly Juhn I.owe, Esq That the Thanks of this Meeting be iespecifully presented to his Royal Highness the Duke of York for his continued Patrotiage of this Society. ft. Resolved, on the motion of William Tooke, Esq. se courted by Thomas Row croft, Esq. That the Thanks of this Meeting be peesented to Matthew Martin, Esq. the Visitor, sail William Williams, Esq. M.P. the Treasurer of this So. ciety, and that they be requested to continue their respective offices fur the year ensuing. 7. Resolve'', on the motion of Jonathan Ilirrison, Esq. seconded by Briley Pownall, Esq. That the Thauks of this Fleeting be presented to I. G. %%Milord, Esq. Honorary Counsel, tVUbau, Tooke, Esq. Honorary Solicitor, and Wil- IMm Henry Bodkin, Esq. Honorary Secretary, and that they be requested to contioue their services for the reel year. 8. Resolved, on the motion of the Hon. Captain FYalde. grave, seconded by the Hott.lieurge VrTlll.lll, That the ruitlial Thanks of this :fleeting be given to the Board of Massage. treat fur the able manner in which they have touducted the affairs of the Society 'luting the past year. (Signed) NORTHUMBERLAND. His Grace having left the Chair, it was resolved, upon the motion of William Williams, Esq. M.P. seconded by John Smith, Esq. That the Thanks of this Fleeting be given to his Grace the Duke of Northuenliti land, fur his ready accept 'ante of, and pulite atteution in the Chair, on the present occasion. W. H. BODKIN, Hon. See. A CAUTION TO NIOTHERS. ta.tT • critical Season, like the present, w hen Children are Teething, the utmost o ti o nti ~,, ought to be paid them, particedarly as the 51, oaks and Chin Cisugli are so prevalent. If the irritation of the toms conies wills any °thee disoisler„ very fen Infoota rscocer. 11. furls ouch never to be withoot the A M ERICA N SOO nit Nti SYRU P in the Nursery, for if a Child wakes its the night with pains in its gams, this daluahle Medicine applied will immediately open the pores, heal the gums, and thereby prevent team; or eonvulsioits; for should it Conte in competition with any other disorder, it often destroys the Mother's brightest hopes. Parente, who may be dubious of the virtues of the SOOTH ING SYRUP, may refer to the different cases that have art reared in the Newspapers for these last ten years. Since Mrs. Juhustio has appromiated nue hour twine I week, vitt from Nine to Teu o'Cluek on Tuesday and Sttni day Mornings, to the pour, who have Children afillicird in cutting their teeth, by bringing a lever from a housekeeper, that the Mother is a real ohject of charity, ha* itvi.tr it so universally known in almu.t every family where there are young Children, Mrs. Johnson hopes so great p charity will not be Minced, as it is out of her titivate poise. To be had of the Ploprieloes. Juhumin and M dictouli No. 94, Newmamstreet, (Word at Lowdon; and, by Shelf 14111,401iiiMeni, of all the principal Mt:dime Ventkrs 'Gown sod Country, as 24 Oil. per bottle. N.D.—U. MK to lON fur and WtAtams's SJ Syrup. On Iht• 111011011 of tie Far{ of SKAVTrtMi'RY, Or I Asrd Chirl'.ln N:l4 114 , 11,10,111 to have IIu• east e Ltid wuvloat k beside Low, owl begule b. fuse km. DIVORCE. The Divorce Din in the ease of Chiltern , and not.. r. was read a first bate, And .triarre4l to he trail a seCOlifi illUr on Nltoillay fortnialo. • The A.,itosl It. port u( the state of the Peuitentt4iy •.t ALlthank was pieseliteit to the HlJlis , e, cud Lod ou the table. INV . /Or:4T DEATORg. Lord Krsarom presented a Petition tuts the Inlottatiso'• of the Ward of Bishop.late atninst the removal ut the Insolvent Debtors' Act. The Richop of CtIESTEIt presented a Petition Rum eeri:tin Prisuners 4..onfined in los :11ajesty'sGaill.ef Chewer. prs).oz for a renewal of the Insolvent Debtuiz* Act —Laid uo the COFFEE-SHOPS Lord firtairri presented a Petition from the Inhabit:mt• of the Parieh of Si. prayiug f.r the illplailll.lUll ~ 1 Petty Cinfrcrodmps,Lxid too the 1.011 the motion of Lord SIDNIOUIII, the Earl of ARM DFEN was added to the Committee Oil the Stat.. of the Prvoms. The [louse then artunrned. • The Lord Chief Baron hat been obliged to lelve toast to attend the duties of the HOUSE OF COII3IOS, FRIDAY, Sfaant GALWAY ELECI lON. The Fruite infornied the Iltisise, that a Y. titian kml been twerritted by Galen Eyre, E. I actillss the etromu nt the C. ly of Galway, but that Ire had out • iii•er-d tutu recoratzancra within the tune r.gtorttl by law —Mlle' e.n Ike Pet itiurt discharged. • PENAL viur. A Petit/on was presented from st rem% lowish's in Mesa • eestersh>te, praying for a revisal cf the Penal C.iik —Orderi.si to lie on the table. eITY of CHFATFR The Committee app•.iau'd t.. t. y the Meiji. .4 the Cif y of air Orr Election, reportril to 11. e Mouse, that tie %mint Mymbers, 1.1111 . 11 Bel:IAVe Mid (1. Iler:11 41f14,13.14,1i were duly el.cted ; but !Ise Petition ..3 , 41 Ma Cs ivuluifis and 'Tannins. FOW EY ELECTION• The Committee appointed to inquire into the nter.ta td. the Fowey F.Secti 1111 l reported lu site Ilouwe th.it Ito. 11,01 James 11. Stanhope and GrOt:l , Lucy, 1',4. ‘ll,e not duly elected S. *erre in I'arl nso n ur I and th-tt Vi.e.iiiiit V.Stetorl and - Lim vheil, Ir-y. ~huoll be ri turned vie duly Hefted hi %est e iis linntrsit for the Suronith of Entre), 111 their pile. Pus %pant folio% Ite purl, the Ch kor the Crown ear , o : . ed so attend to-tutrrrurr, to tuAkc the 1110 . S.ily 111ACIIIM11:.t 111 the return. INSOLVENT nutrroßs• ArT The ATTORNEN,GI,4I , IIAL tlt4f nn Volita tv ht would bring uu a motion roma. vied wills llte 111.1s.dit.ttt Dcblon: Aci. ✓ A Idtrrnin WAITIIMAN presented Prtittons ngeinit the Itrothrent Debson.' Act f Ow AV tut of nsolze, the Wes 4 of Castle Bayisard, and She WPott of 8441,01,y:5a1e, :icon., Ilse Insolvent th•lttora . Act .- 7 (h..leretS fo he On sto- taht,. . . Mr. Miacttx.Lt.pirsented a l'etit too front Hull of the like import. Lord kVAI.I.OI.r. presented • Million front Nimes Norfolk. of the came import. The sreAKEtt heir took occasion to observe, that lode. pendent of the expense of prtiiiiiig (iota. all of •h. eh are of a similar. :import, it nal' tumid to create a eimcithr, able delay, nud Papers on other rt•, which are wiry to have in the land• of Itteiulterr, are ru•.cijurttlly delayed, and the tiusiam of the noose retarded. IRISH WINDOW TAX. Sir JOHN NEWPORT said, that. after the sag. gestioss of the Speaker, heishould toot Move that the Petition winch he held in hid hand should be printed, bad he not been intreeeell with the ius.• portasice of the subject it etsibesiets. and did - he hut feel the necessity of 'tieing the (louse a view of the Calamity the Petitinfirts compleintd rir. The Petition was frotn upwards of 400 of the most re spectable householders of the ticy. of Water ford, complaining of the extreme oppress:. o of the Window Tax. Like most enormous last-, it de feated its own purposes, for the wiuJ.tws ..1 man y houses had been shut up, the occopi.•.. null bring able to pay the tax—the effects of slowing nut tt!e air, had been felt in the most melancholy way. A maligisaitt fteer spread over the eutire county . , wl,l. le swept away numbers of the iiiit.htlienta. di.it the 1:10:4 eminent physicians boil Risen It its their opi nion, that this awful calamity had hens. priiiciimilly caused by the want of triad:llia:l.—The Peittmit ordered to lie on the table. EQUALIZATION OF THE DUTY ON t 041.11 A Petition was presented from the hilinhitants of Chi p. stow and Brecon, praying that nu altenotiot Inizitt tie wade in the Coal Duties—Ordered to his au the te:.lr. Mr. LITTLETON presented a Pehthal hitch several Parishes its Staffordshire. praying that Ott alter - dhoti might be made in the Coal Dol. Mr. CM:PS staid, he cosiatteied Shut any tax on coals its the inland counties wou:rt lie a 111CAUPt of extreme hardship, it would have a must destruc tive effect on many inassithicture.. Mr. BARMAN deprecated the practice of (Its. cussing Petittuiss on hying presented ; lie said it was a waste of the public One, and coo likely to make wrest; impress:cue. Mr. LAHISTON stud he did not sea OE what ground it could be objected to. It was an .r• purse state ment of the Petitioners, and it was competent for any Member to state to the !louse the seutiments of his coastitueots. The psesent vas a subject of great intportence-.-it woe highly Interesting to the couutry. end tummy Metutiess of that HAM. Slid he conceived that Members would not do their duly to their conetituente if they did not embrace every opportunity of discussing a quesstun so immanent. lie complained of the mamier in which due mho ject had brass treated. It was said ‘1,41 the nthatis.. tents of Stafferdsbire would tics egroi.st the wee. stile ; a few proprietors of iron woi as ;night oppose tr. It was, he said, e ity to proicore tr P eigoatne .0 Own. prratins to totoltiltotia veittied by the Hot Mh- *44% lie