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r.•••••••••,- ........ . • . I it' - • • . • . • . ' br Cwt. _ . - ‘ l \ . " ,11 • • Air' s • . , A . .. , .' : ;,.. . , w .. . : . . • ir• • N 7 :. , • ..—........, • A . (a , mu,. c f l or 1 itto . ls , 1 , 1 is A i I . 1 . . '• i . . ... . - - .4 • . t _ -----...... .-------..• ..... 4 LONDON, THURSDAY-, JUNE 15, 1820. ~. NumiEß 5469. ... Nice 741. •oaotr iserasail!!! Thirieeuth Night of Giovsuoi iu koodurs. THRATR R.ROY AL, DRURY-LA NR. TFIIS EVENING, THURSDAY. Jill" 15, his Majesty's 51C11414.11 •1:1 performs the C. ~,,, ..iv of A CURE FOR THE HEART ACHE. Sir Hobert Staulry, Mr. Powell; Charles Stai•lry, Mr. flareard; Varox. 'Sr. (Lillie; Voting Rapid. Mr. t Old Sepia. Mr ‘'.ool.r Frank °edam!, Mr. knight. Ellett Vortex, Mrs ; Mies Turku, Mrs. Egertuo ; Jerry Mrs. Nt.iniya. 111114 tr which (13tis tittle at this Theatre), as Extravagant*, called GIOVANNI IN LONDON. Dna Giovanni. Msdattte Veelria ; Leporello Mr. Enieht ; Mr. Flureutine Finials., Mr. liaraard; Mr. 13. 7 p...y EssElt.ll, Mr. Cattle; Drailtensdry, Mr. Bulbs% Mrs. larletprtille. Cabin ; Miss Cossatastis thsizotte, Miss Carew ; Mrs. CAl lush, Mrs. °vier ; Mrs. Drebsesadry, Mr.. Harlowe. The Dux.° like eriil be owe from Eleven till Five terlierk .—.ll'kute to betakes of Mr. Illedwell. Boa liookArriwir. Bow 79„; Scowl Priem. 30 11 1. —Pit 3 2 . 1 4 .; Syrultte Price !s.—Lower Gaffer* Suebad Price Is.—Vpper Gal. kry le.; Brewed Price id. On Saturday will be produced a sew Serious Opera, called David Rizzi.. TH EATR E-ROTAL, COVENT-GARDEN. FUR THE BENEFIT OF MISS FOOTE. "r.MORROW, FRIDAY, June 16, will he atted (l2th tine), • sew Historical Tragedy, called VIRGINIUS; OR, THE LIBERATION OF ROME. Appius Claudius, Mr. Abbott; Ifirgiems. Mr. Maeready; Mr. C. Kemble; Claudius, Mr. Cuauur; Sierius Ormates, Mr. Terry; Neaseturius, Mr. Egerlim. Vir;i. sig. Mir Foote; Semis, Mrs. Couleur. At the cad ur the Play, a celrbraled Dadra, by Mies Sir. pbetis and Miss M. Tree; and "The Typitywitalsei," by Mr. Grimaldi. To which will be added (by must particular desire) a Farce, with tame Music, called A ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER. Mr Mark Close, Mr. Fawcett; Atfred Hichllyer, Mr. James; Mr. Selloarae, Mr. Abbott; Fixture, Mr. Emery; (isolate...per. Mr.J. Isaacs. Maria Darlieitata, likes `am•; M.. a■lb.eae, Mina Itesionout. Tickets sad Pisces to be had at Mr. Brandon, at the Box "Mee; and of Miss Foote, 34, Keppel-street, Russell osismire. THE LAST NIGHTS, UNTIL NEXT YEAR, OP MR. MATHEWS AT HOME, AT THE THEATRE ROYAL, ENGUSH OPERA HOUSE, STRAND. THIS PRESENT THURSDAY, June 15. 1 will be presented the Popular and Eccentric Enter tainments of THE COUNTRY COUSINS, and THE CHRISTMAS AT BRIGHTON. On Saturday (in cameo of the great overflow on the 1516), the Trip to Paris, nod La Diligence, will be repealed. Ore Monday, Jane 19, The Trip to Paris, and La Dili gence. Os Thsrsday, June 55, Country Cousins, and the Christ mas at Brighton. Os Sidorday, June 54, the am, Entertainments, and Mr. MATHEWS will have the honour to deliver his FAREWELL ADDRESS. SURREY THEATRE. Tm 4 EVENING. THURSDAY. June 15 , will be presented (far the fourth time), an rioting) , Neu Cale-Junin,' Mao-Dramatic Runtasscr, preceded by • Chatarirrislic Intrudortion,_ sod fuuuded uu one of the pu pils' Tales of my I.susHord. called OLD MORTALITY; OR, BURLEY AND MORTON. - - Wish New Miv.ir, Scrarry, Machinery, aml Embellishments. Old Mortality, Mr. Mil. • Jededish Cleialtbotham, Mr. Phoolh • Colonel Graham', Clifford ; Major Belleoden, Mr. Wallrisomo ; Major Allan, Mr. ‘Valker ; Captain Lord I:v. l 6 ll *k, Mu.lten:UUgh; Caddie Hradrisg, Mr. Eitzwil liana Lady 'tlar.laret Brlleuden, Mrs. Dibdro ; Edith Moll" inks, kli.a Ti. ylor. Atter the Ilen..drame (for this week only), the popular Cosmic Bortette of THREE TIMES THREE; Or, BOYS, GIRLS, AND GUARDIANS. Siteprr, Mr. Admek ; Buckthorn, Mr. Ellis; Picquel, Mr. Wyatt; William, Mr. Leonard; Henry, Mr. ham ; narks, Mr. Payne. Swam, Miss Copeland; Mary, Um U. Pitt; Nancy, Miss Jonas. Next week will lw presented an entirely new Comic Bar letta Spectacle, in tyro sets, under the Otte of A New Way qef Married; ur, Give a 31aa Lack sad 14f9W bias is Ow FiNM OF THE LOTTERY. 5,006 Tickeir were Drawn First Day. 2,500 rickets were Ordisris Nirona limp. 5 1 M Tletafs were Draw% TAlrd it. 11410 Ticket* meek to h thorn meal Oak. TIIISH seltes•4B,llr weteekt#B B • .#B% b..) frivnili, • sik• pulite. sir, the STATE LOTTERY FINISH E$ OS Fill DAY. 9.;;4 uurtuut, ou day lila 11,000 Tickets nag is the Who. I suss, 11/110111 ; 11111115 1111•41 the V "' 51 .# 4 k l'f.e.% 30.0401/. Ike Forty-fuur other Stuck 4 :■volsl*. and Sae Fourteen !Ilioney Capitals. '•' BISH'S Others .rr rensaikably frietsnate wises 115 in• 1/. h oyes form part uf the flekesne, ea he bas mild sod stew.' as many 30,001. Pr uses aa all the Who, Office lit e r" cuiaoloued, and his is the wile Office that ever sold in slue b.loory al! Three Prises of 30,0001. Warranted Uoidrassu Tickets and Shares ere rain: by T. KISH, hourk.broker, 4, Curaitilt, and 9. Cheri *(.eras, soh., has alrraoly saki Six Capitals IN &Mt INSOelli Lawry. t+t . Vall oss a p paren t in ductees**. bass bees bad out at 4 ."•.rul 'keno& uf this [sales y, by which persons were led ▪ lesaxibe gorai advantages were to be übtained ; sad by lOW oricoAng or the Adveritiernenis it ape red that ibey o t re to b. had welly at parliesslar Othrts bet suds baa sot 4 " 11 *ft ease; for BISH'S Costumers swery re.t assoreel •Ib r 7.l.sebebl, .s#l will love, every advaistere the Sets/see , „.. " 2 , b e *4 pwares, igsleweils be is NM ' the CON • '''ACT4II6. air bee any poem in the Wier) we Me- ARMY CON ITACIN. • 'COMMISSARIAT D m r NT, TRIRAIIIIRT CtliiStatlti t JUNI. 7, 1820. IN OII C E is herehn eirsn in nil Persons des;rnHs of CONlTlPetillf, M supply the fulloweiog Articles fur Ike 8640 of Ike Airing, viz RHEA D, To his klajesty's Laud Forces iu Cook. stool Iltarracks, tit the nostsr.mrsitioness Idaml : Herrick, I Isle of Wight, I York. Haut., Nuilisegbana, OATS, To his Majesty's Cavaky is Cantonments mid Quarters is the usailer.inentioued Cuuntura Cumherlanol, I Oxford, Derhy, St• ff ord, Winter her. Leteestrr, Vrat townies/1, FORAGE, Viz. . . Oats, Hay, awl Straw, to his Majesty's Cavidry iu Raintekr, awl Oat. is, Carlossumsts sod Qualetras is tdae odder. ase miaowed Corsairs Mosul, Ilatlinicham, Russel, sod Warwick. That tit. Deliveries are to conmetsee on and for the 25th day of July next : that Proposals lb writiug, sealed up and marked, ••• /*ender fir Army Supplirc," will be received at this (Mace, on or before Thursday the 29th slay ail June, 1821) (but moue will be received after Twelve ...Clock ma that day), ass', of .cot by Post, the Postage must be paid. Proposals must be made separately for each Comity, mad each Proposal smut have the Letter which is au_ sexed to the ruder properly filled up by two Persons of known piopersy en:2El.lg to become bound with the Party teusleiing iu the ant t stated is the penned Par ticulars for she due perforniaoce of the Contract ,• anol uu Proposal will be noticed unless made on • printed Tender, • mod the hires expressed in aorilsat kook; and should it so happeu that during the Cllllll/1111211eC of the Contract sou Troop. should be supplies) by virtue ..f the same, the amount of the Swaps us. the Contract sod Hood, paid in the first ambiance by slat Contractor, shall be refutoleJ to him. Particulars of the Conirect4 may be hail upon application at throe Chambers, Iwtween the Hour. of Trit mud Four. P.S.—Nomples 0r the Bread and Meal may be seem at Dols °dice betworese the Hours of Twelve suit Two. .604 Q,,arSe►a, CoMuller and EAST INDIA HOUSE, MAY 30, 18.10. pill?. coui t r v DIRECTORS the IL UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do kerelig gire Notice, Tlist with Terrence to the Resolution of the GENERA I. COURT of the 4th of February, 1819, 'pun the Y.ite of Thank. to Lirstrusut-Georral Sir THOAIAS HISLOP, G C B. reriiiiis Papers which have been received from !mho, IN further explanat of the circumstances respictior the mrici oo i)) n of the Kilhilsr of the Fort or Talueir, will he laid before the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the soil Cl )AI PA NY, sppuitsull to be hel,l ow WEIR\ Eq. DAY, Ihr .214 J une next, and that the said Papers sit cow open at thlll HUISK, fur the pro-iv:al of the Proprietor.. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. EAST INDIA HOUSE, JUNE 14, 1620. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trading to the EAST MOMS, shr hereby give Nofiee. That the COMMITTEE of BUYING and WAS& MOUSIM OM be ready to Jeweler Proposals l• Writing, sealed up, on or before IVEDNESDAY, the sth July, 1620, front such Persons as may be willing to supply the Company with BRITISH COPPER: And the Conditions of the Contract may he seen on application to the Clerk lit the said Committee, with whom the Proposals must be left before Pleven o'Clork iu the Forenoon of the said Sits July, after which hour the Committee will nut receive any 'fruiter. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY. LIFE 1./LPAR FM ENT. PERSONS .I..Urrtt fur the whole terns of Life, will have 361 ad , htivn wails to their Policies sterna year, un the iirioreple su beneficially practised till Welt at the Eqllll3l/te Assurance Office; or the ansionit theseuf May be applied is ref:odium of the Mitre papoose's of Prosaism. Policies may also be effected for the wtrple term of Life, an a plat, peculiar to this Office, whereby the Premiums is payable fur a fixed a:umber of years only. FIRE DEPA KT3I ENT. Politico fur 300/. and upwards will be entitled under the system of Assurance pearlised b, This °dice to participsie iu the surplus l'r • every fifth year, provided uu clams has been Mimic fer 149,4. Proposals folly explanatory of the principles sail rates of the Company, w.y lie hail at the priaeipal Office in Cheap. side. London, and of the at veral Agents in the Country. II ENItY DLSBOROUGH, Jar. Secretary. areepsitle, Louituu, June 2, 1820. TO SOLICITORS, RANKERS, AND WHEW; IN THE COUNTRY. Gentlemen who are willing to act as Agents fur the MISS Menralire Company, are requested to address their application to lite Secretary at the Office in Cheapsltte, ac companied with a reference to persons in Loading. WOULD 1111USLIN ROBES. FLOUNCES, TRIM. MINUS, &c. COOPER , . TVA RS. Awl CO. 55, Oxford sired, most respectfully organist their Fries& as the Public is arnessl„ that they have revered many New Patterns to '4Voi ked Muslin Robes, Flounces, and Trim *inv. which they propoge nfferist on very hew terns ; wise Terribour awl rich Satin-worked Muslims, for Mottling and Evesisog Dresses; plain Beitise Hook, aril Jac -4AO( she imp s,vrd makes, front Is. to 3s. bd. per yard; a great variety of Mush,. sad Legion Cue window. curtails', yard awl half wide, at 9.. tl‘l. the piece of 10 yore, N B,—Dairiask 'Nide Linen, India Muslim", sad French Combo sea, at very reduced prices. MONSIEUIt JERRICAUt.T'S GREAT PICTURE (24 feed 101114 hr 1* high), repersenting the ruidriviAg CREW of the MEDURA French Frigate 401 the Ran jast drrrrying the Vessel dim reiefeed 'them from their dreadful ritintion. .This snisgarifiemet Pietism, vrbich earitril eui 1 imirrert.aud admiration at Ilrr Inov.a der. lug the fa it ~,,, is NOW OPEN for jiatilie; Ware tom in the Itansais Gallery, at she 'Egypliaii 11+11. Pima- Pahlre attratinie is reaped/silly invited to this chef. d'oeuvre of foreign Art. Admin.:nom Is —Onieriprion 11,1. - • • MIDGES, MAYON. A COUMON COUNCIL, holden in the CHAMBER of the GUILDHALL of the 41 • Y of LONDON, on WEDNESDAY, the 14th Joy of hoe, 1020, VIOLVID, HArd dutiful and Inval Address of Condon knee and Congretulation he presented In lurr Majesty Queen Carolioe, upon ber &trivial in thin Couniry. wooirrtioßPE. This flay is published in oat volume royal Cu. price 3L 314 JOURNAL of a TOUR through part of the SNOWY RANGE, of the lIIMALA MOUNTAINS, sad to the Sowers of the Rivers Janina and Ganges. By JAMES BAILLIE FRASER, Esq. In eleplosnt fotiw. uniform with Danielrs Oriental Scenery, rind `alt's Views is Aloyesiiiia, price tit TWENTY VIEWS in the lIINI ALA MOUNTAINS, illustrative of the foregoing Travels, Engraved from the Os igival Drawings made on the Sput. Fly JAMES DAILLIE FRASER, Pointed fur Ituriorett and Martin, Bond street. EVIDENCE BEFORE THE PRISON COMMITTEE. This day is published. price Is. ALErrEtt to Esti BATHURST on the • CONDITION of NEW SOUTH WALES and VAN DIEMAN's LAND, Sc.c. as set forth in the EVI DENCE taken before the PRISON COMMITTEE of the HOUSE of COMMONS, with TABLES of STOCK, PO LATION, ke. Ste. in Eisht socereiling Years; forsaiog a Statistical Amorist of those Settlement*. By the HMI II GREY BENNETT, 11 P. Printed 1 . .. r .1. Ridgway, Piccadilly. A 1114), 1. NEW TORY GUIDE, price 7s. 6,1 S. DEFENCES of the WHIGS. By Tboses Lord Ers kine. Fifth Edition, price 4.. LIODBI.ErS ANNUAL REGISTER, 1819. This dims is puhlishril, price Iss. hoards, TII F. ANNUAL REG IST ER ; or, a View of the History, Polities, sad Literature, for the Year 1819. London: Printed for Solaria. Cradock, and Jay; J. Otridge ; J. Codicil; Longman, Hurst, keen, Orme. and Brown ; E. Jeffery and Son ; Larkinglon and Co.; J. Bell; J. Asperne; aird Sherwood, Neely, and Jowea. s.• Several of the early Volumes of this Work basis' beer reprinted, a few complete Sets, from the COWIICIC ~al /768. may he proeured of dle ellbrillber• ; of 14 may he lakes, from the cummeseesteul of the New Series in 1791. GRAND LAST DAY. FOUR uf 30,011M -FIFTY - FIGHT ER CAPITALS. ALL MUST BR DRAWN FRIDAY, 2341 Tlll2 SW:FW CARHOLL. the Canino-tor, begs to impress upon the Muhlie, that be austale of Lotteries do rot furnish bucis ainoliwr iltbaatice ihr tureen' 3IAGIS I FICENT WHEEL 4 t 1.000 4 4 £4oo lit 38 4,,c. kr. _Hooey and and ALL IN ONE D4Y, FRIDAY, 4341 THIS MONTH, Mira IIK I.oltrry Anislire. Undiairn Tidcris and Mk3reo are at CARROLL'S 01tires, 19, C.wnbill, and VI, Ostend 'tract, Lawlor, mid at all 111 Agents i.. she Country. CARROLL Sharrd and 5t.141,11. doe last few Illeatha.... .2 147 E3 • par 7 .45UJ 7011 1,341 SPLENDID AND VALUABLE LIBRARY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. EVANS, At his Holm, No. 98, Pall-mall, THIS DAY, THURS DAY. June IS, and Four following Days (Sunday ac cepted), r PlLEletsrlig and 'Valuable LIBRARY of I aft Eminent Collector, including Boyarll'a Collection of Prints, 2 vols. Proofs before the letters, India paper; ry, 2 vola. Sae Impressions; Le Brun, du Printres Flamands, 3 vols. in 2, Proofs before the triter.; Houbrakeit's Heads. large paper; Holhein's Helots; Sir R. Strange's Engravings ; Boydell's Shakspea►e, with the large Prints, II vols.; llowyeem Edition of Home, lit cola.; Macklau's Bible; Ormerod'a Cheshire, large paper; Cose's Slownsouthshire, 2 wolf. largest palmy, as unique Copy with Original Drawings; Gentleman's Naga gone, 121. vo ls. fine set, in rossia. THE 41131 Y. 11* Mt regiment of foot, and the Shtb light Whaley are tender orders for departure from Manchester, mid divinities of the 4Oth and SStb regiments, it is said, will supply their place. On Monday 110110414 Iwo truer* of the let Dragons oktanued at Brlturbet,, marched f,tran thence fur Ballntro:he and Athlone . On Saturday last the 63.1 regim►nt, quartered is 11116111 w. ger, coder the commutated of Cutest, O'Hara, C.B. were in sprete.l by Ltentruassi.Gettoral htuntreuser. . Aftnitlay and Tonality two divisions u( the 23.1 Ftri lrers arrived st Canis front Limerick, awl the remaining part of ilia for regiment came in the follinvieg day. They ere to replace the regime's., the brat divisiou of which 111110116 rd Mitt , 11 , 1y tot Wednesday nionting for Dahlia. The 10111 Veteran liana tpuutered tie Cork, have at, tat had to them 900 animas sod 1,509 daddies,, s o d a L l i m o. in-Hospital bas bens hantmeely flied up at the reverse of the (Hikers fin several of the vratee, who are to be cuidieed iu the easulag mural". Weltoesday sautiiiitg foe, compasties of the 19th roe meat, loader Major Bayley, attached from WAIWiII for DeWitt ; three coatroom, aside, Insaimmet Colooel Forsteeu, pro. seeded an Theisday; emit the remainder, ander Liesdesast- Cohost' Hare, followed on Friday. bleaday and Wednesday tie 99th C3mereelan Highlaaders •rriveil to du deity is Limerick from Fermoy. Ibis carps Is MO strung. The roommate', of the Gorrkosi of Limerick dimity's 'm Lierdruesd.Culoutl A Itiowit,C.S. Alajur 79th Ow &dinky Iwo lumps of the Koh IsEhl alragmets sr. rive., II Chillbrat from Irewiek wont prwww-Ant uw Slw•day on their route for Cattiethory.' to jwis tore lonia qoartere. the Entity, the 1114 regiewers -of fowl lastly tenured few. Ceyk.u, town:bed rem Chatham barracks Cue Witt. cheeks. ' • ".. COURT t) CIIMMON C;QUNCIL. WEDNIESDAT, JVNE 14. • • .• A Requisition haying been presented to ilia Lord Meyer for the purpose. his I.nr+ldlip had up. pointed this d•y to take iii►o ctinsidtrationthe pro. prissy of carrying up an Address of Condolence itail.Costgroishitiou to the Queen. ft eppruird that his Lordship had, in the mean time. taken OM/tiler view of the propriety of the objret which war to be proposed to the Meeting. Before taking the Chair. his Lordship was engaged in earnest etniversition with souse Member. of the Council, his object bring to dissuade them from proceeding, and that of the Members in questions being to prevail on lila) to preside. At length he acquiesced, and having taken the Chair, lie said he had thought to have convinced them that it would not be proper to entertain such a question as that comprised in the Requisition, especially after the pains taken even by Mr. Ilroogham, and the rest of the Queen's advisers', to prevent any dan gerous discussions, and to implore all partici, both in and out of Parliament, to abstain from remarks of any kind until some decision should take place with respect to the negociation then goin g on be tween two illuetrious parties. He trusted that their good sesse would still 'hew them the necessity of postponing the discussion proposed, at least for as long a period as that to which the discussions of both Houses of Parliament were postponed. ADDRESS TO THE QUEEN. Mr. FAVELL, iu riming to move that an Address should be presented to her Majesty, felt quite as anxious as his Lordship not to do any thing which could impede or interrupt the treaty which was probably carrying on between the highest person. ages in the state; he could have no wish to dis play any spirit but that of the purest loyalty ; but to do nothing in the present case, under a pretence of neutrality or independeuce, were in reality to do every thing to the contrary. Ile begged that the minutes of the last Requisition, and the Address which followed to the Princess of Wales, now Queen, might he read. The Remembrance► mad the Requisition and Address, dated April ?t, 1813. Mr. FaecLL low rem to move an Address se Condolence sod Congratulation to the Queen. The minutes just read proved that the City had generally interested itself on any occasion that offered ofsh ew. fug their respect to the members of the Royal Fa- ' wily. The Princess of Wales, after her conduct had undergone a severe examination, had left this country with an almost universal verdict in her fa vour. She returned Queen of England. It was nothing beyond what was consistent with the most loyal feelings and the estehlished usage of that Court to congratulate her on her arrival and sects. slim to her new dignities. Far was it from his wish or intention to do any thing which should ever so remotely contribute to increase any disagreement, which might exist at present. That Court could only feel anxious to restore every specter of com fort and harmony, as far as they might be alienated from, and as far the power of that Court could bring them back to the Royal Family. It had not been among the habits of his life to flatter Kings or Queens; but he could not forget the duty and loyalty which lie owed to the constituted authorities of the realm. If they Inilel in such duty in the present instance. they would go far to establish the doctrine which Mr. Canning of fered to the Liverpool electors against the ex tension of suffrage, that the democratic part of the coustitsation would, if allowed more power. destroy the King and Lords ; for how far short of it was it for the City of Lundou to forgo those expressions of respect and affection which they had ulways before •hewn to the Royal Fa. wily ? His motion embraced two objects was to condole with her Majesty on the losses she had suffered in her family—the Duke of Brume. wick ; his late Majesty, her best friend; the Duke of Kent ; end, above all. her daughter, the lamented Princess Charlotte. Yet she had boldly returned, and flung herself into the arms of British justice; and coulided ots the seal and loyalty of the British people. The statue of her greatest bentfector. Gsorge 111. stood before him. If that rumble could be animated for a moment with feeling and emotions, such us he possessed when living. tears would trickle down the cheeks at the forlorn. (reseed. and persecuted condition of his niece and daughter. As far as this part of his subject went, he felt sure eveu of his Lordship's concurrence., As to the second oliect, he could anticipate no fair ol►. jectiou to a loyal andaliscreet Address to her Majesty on her arrival in this country, if such Address did not touch ou any circumstances now pending or unsettled fretwerso the ill.sstrious parties. She had the title of Queen. mod for the present. at Noy rate, her honour was unimpeached. Her Majesty must feel pleased and consoled to receive a testi mossy of their reaper% front that body. whose op . were of considerable weight in the country. Her Royal relatives must also feel pleased ■t seeing such eernestioess on thew pert in defrniiing her ho. nour. No one. not even his Lordship. "mold feel more anxious than himself to avoid every indiscretion that would tai the least tend to interrupt the artju.t. recut which was expected to take place. But this desire was loot at all incompatible with an Address of Condoleoce on those losses awl bee mews which she had sustattiecl, end which were so cakes. hated to remind Kings and Rulers, eye, and Lord Mayors and Aldermen, and all of them. of that goal to which they were hastening, of that tribunal to which they would be celledesthe just to jud g m e ot only, the wicked to judgment sod puinsiousesot. He concluded has speech by moving,- " That a loyal se4 diarist AM:ass ormatoil he oreseored 101 the thou.'. by t h e Cameos CueloCil of the Coy of Idosesoo. modonerwills her elsirsoy. on the loess she had sa.loi.i• ha See Family, and emeestalstiog ter us her arrival in t 4.4 coestry." , • Mr. J. IVii.t.tasta seconded the mn'inn , Mill I I AD , isg, en felt extremely Rol:roil. Il i . ? h ., .... ri d /should escape bins tetoiling is, Isar f1e•40,! So opens the highest sedition). to the realm, so t o smoke the masinets for Essgivolt •t torn n ore 1.1• 1 lie knew too well the value of ti0..1.1..e• or II - tiah mairoaw, svisleeAsinils mod habits gave tile to st preposionies fa those of his own lox ; he kora, elwi how dangerous and objectionable it was to interfere ih the ammosities Stitch sometimes broke out hoeiremis mos mad wife. Bat that had long slam parsed *way in the case in qua-stirs . It might he mid. that evil COolltqUeliCe. would fel. low from bringing oot secrets :bow oh-cored Ira's. public view. "The blood he on the beads" °fetich,* premed such en investigation us *mild Iced to consequences. It might he said, dont the Address traded to prejudice his Majesty's Miiiiaters. He could not see how they were to avoid iltrjUtllcr in any case after what hail taken place. lie had been convinced of the meanness of their minds bereft. He had no term, except basenem, whereeith tO de scribe their present conduct. The Qiieen'a eve.: weir, iu prejudged. If she had then to uue dergo investigation wad, her hoofs, and character unassailed. and having fliffeied no degtetheg per. secution, the Address ought be considered ;neje. diesel. Bet such was her condition that she smeared the voice of the public to pot the gammon between her and her persecutors (111 • Gar footing. He took a retrospect of the treatinent which *helmet endured fur sixteen years. hail Air. eves is. the course of her protracted persecution, end i.je. ries, 'forsook from inquiry? It had beeo customary is that Court to speak well of George 111. Messed was his memory, who load espoused the cause bar Majesty. tress in opposition to the dearest tie, he had upon earth ! His late Majesty hid treated her with manly justice. Having directed en ninny into hire character by men of honour, moil they liar. lag acquitted her of the foul charges made against her. although they could out acquit her of atone trifling levities , his Majesty had restored her to Lis confidence and the honours of his Court. Site be came a snootier—she heceme sinsfor tune followed after another; but her greatest inis fortune was the taking of that unfortusiate sir') to leave the country. Fifty thousand a year acre offered to her, she would receive no snore than 35,000/. She was followed and pursued all over the Cusitiueset ; from year to year she met and) no. thing but what was calculated to distorb her repose; wretches were welching her for opportue sities of doing her mischief. The hand of Provi dence had removed her family : well might she " Josepls is gone end Sheets is gone, sceribl ye take away Benjamin also?" She had froward— she was to undergo more persecution, more invests. gallon, as it was called. She ought to cry out, mod the country with her, 4 4 No more grern-bags ! Let it he a public investigation." The paltry meanness of her enemies had mode them obliterate her ovine from the Liturgy. This was unchristian conduct. If the Queen were good she demanded shah ;prayers; and homage ; if not, they were 6611 more required to put them up to Almighty God on her behalf. After some further remarks he concluded by cordi ally seconding the mot . Sir W. Cu itTla admitted the moderation and good-sense of the mover in bringing the business forward ; tit some subjects were too dangerous for public diacusion, and this was one of them. Houma of Perliatneut bad recommend• d all parties to abstain from comment. He wished the King and Queen to he left to their own feelings. so that if they did separate they might do it with good will towards each other. Upon die whole. the least said would be the sootiest uoeuded. He moved the previous question. Mr. JAMES said, that the silence of the City could not he interpreted into disrespect. If so, all the leading men in the couutry disrespected the Queen, as few of theta had called on her. Ile seconded the amendment. Mr. JESS said, that one of the commonest maxims of the Coustittitiou declared, that no Eug lisliumos could be puuiehed or prejudiced until found guilty by the laws of his country. The Court ought to go up to the spirit of loyalty, and address the Queen. Mr. BROWNE was fur taking • middle course. Either lie would liege the bovines postponed until the decisions of Parliament, or he would have ass addro as of condulesice, and slot of congratulation, as it was uncertain that the arrival of ils Queen sit this country would turn out a matter of congests. lotion. He acknowledged that his Majesty had been grossly misadvised mid abused, if be were to judge f the coarse sod unworthy treatsueuX which the Queen had experienced on and just be. fore leer arrival. Had it not been fur the previous question, hr would Muse moved an Address by way of amendment, such as he coon-loved to be stoned to the OCCltekUll. He would, Mtwerer, su ppm t the amendment already moved. Alderman W•iTusLats gave lei, cordial support to the Address. The Attilwoi was uisexceptiois •ble, rod the argosmeuts resist it seemed rather intended for disoraction tioau any other purpose. lie would not believe that •the A fdress could be tiongreesble to the King, ally more than he would believe that the patsy and malignant persecutions of the Qoteesi writ gratifyiug to his Majesty. He commented oss the routines slid injuries she hod *uttered, especially that of striking her name out of the Liturgy, as if she were excommunicated, a r oi rceitra i ao , re which must have been extremely dangerous iu Catholic countries. But s h e h e I Hewer hero 60 touch degraded se is the proposals which hid been made to her of 50.0001. to stay abroad, sootier the foulest suspicion mud imputa tion. Had she accepted those terms * she would THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS EVENING, THURSDAY. June 15, will be acted, ihaspeares Tragedy of MACBETH. Ditras, Kist of Santee* Mr. Chapman; Malcolm, Mr. Curtner; Macbeth, Mr. Ilaeready ,• Maedeff, Mr. Terry; Basque, Mr. Egerton. Lady Macbeth, Mrs. Faucil. After which, the Musical Farce of 'I4IE POOR SOLDIER. Patrick, Miss M. Tree; Father Lake, Mr. Cunene; Der mot, Mr. Darned; Darby, Mr. Liaison; Bagatelle, Mr. Far. Icy. Marsh, Mrs. Bishop; Kathlaste. Mrs. Listing. The ,Duore will he upered at Half-past Sax attack, emit the Play begin .5 Serra. Sams 7a. ,• &cowl Price Se. 1111.—Pit 35. Oil. ; Sreolial Prior Ib.—Lower Gallery Is.; Second Price lc—Upper Gallery 1..; Second Price W. A Private Buz way he had fee the Scams, or sightly, of Mr. Bramiluu, al the Buz-office. 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