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-- ciw . NUMBER 5390. • lw .~ rmlirk • Vo. I .Pats .7d. MR ATRILROY AL, DRURY-LA NR. pass EVENING. THURSDAY; March 16, his Majesty's samara wisl perform the Comedy of EUCLID, IT CRISWELL Tlia day wee pabliaked, Is one Met Viplease s .... piss Hs. A imeande, TREATISE GEO VI ETRY „swum. Ile Ina Li Disko tir Etteltd% Elenteel a k ddißD*ll/4 arraeired. sad roneintly 4entasstratad; _41111.41111 Eleseesia of Solid Cleenteiry. Ry D. CRESWELL, ISA. Fellow of Trisitylkillege, Cadwidde. • Printed for G. sod W. II Whittaker, 111,411staidatkikkaa; and [hightail sad lona, Canikrike. A CURE FOR THE HEART ACHE: Sir Hewhers Mosley. Mr. Powell; Charles itititty, Mr. Rammed ; Varies. Mr. ladle; Toon Rapid, Mr. Elba** ; Old Rapid, Mr. Moodie; freak Oallaisd; Mr. Keil* ; Far mer Mated. Mr. Fos's. Elks Voyles, Mrs. Robrions ; MOs Vortex, Mrs. Arena s; Jassy Oallssid, Mrs. Marilyn. Mier whit', nth time, as estirelp sew Coolie Paolosaiste, calla JACK AND THE BEAN STALK; or, HARLIKOHN AHD THE OGRE. TM ogre, Mr. Modem; Jack, Miss Pore', afterwards Mar. Iripis, Mr Bolssos ; Pastalloss, Mr. Hartland; Claws, Mr. Soutlsly. lark's Mother, Mrs. Pearce; issetta (arterwsrds ColussiMoe), Miss Tree • Arps, Gas! Geoios of the Harp, Miss Writ& ; Nigro, Oirre's Wife sad Evil Geoids, Alf. Me. CITY OF LONDON SCHOOL 00 INSTRUCTION AND INDUSTRY. v • awrsoff The Right Hometesebte the LORD NATO!. IMMISDIFIM • • - The Rigid Worshipfal GEORGE INCHOLET ; We. Alderman. • : ,t inet.tassestroiers. lberiffs of Loath* sod Mid- J. T. Thorp, Roo. AM. dirges, Wilti.m Melliah. Rog. Ties. brio% Pal. M.P. Charles Forbes, Sol. Sr i (teas rervists ; amt. Aid. J. Rainetrottom, 11144 Charles lisseeby. . flitflitMaks 1 1 61Mref, OWL AM. Sir Fronds Dassis Seq io, Rat. his Atsaley, Req. Aid. ' Jahn Cord, Rag. Jells Atkloo, Rag Aid. I William Tboompoost, Sol. Cheiotopber loath, Lag. AM.. Miehie Forbes, Ral. 111. P. Sir Witham Corti*, Dolt if at. Denote, F01..11M.111.P. I Aid. ON SUNDAY mgt. the 19th instant, • SER MON .IN be preached fur the basal of ibis looN. sadism, at the Pariah Morels of St. Midmost. Grabill, by the Right Rev. father is Gnd WILLIAM lard Ridley of CLOTPI R. Promo to best. at 11 o'clock hi lie foremost. And on Mooloy, doe Seth lootiutt. th. Ainsiversery Mere of the frisado of Obi Charity *id be held at the !amass Tarens, Bishoporatootresd; The Right Hososseable the LORD MAYOR i. the Chair. --- iirotedire pea Deux, by Mann. Bologna and Sootlay. • Pas Seal by Min Tree. The Duor Will be optima at Half-peer .`Clock; lbs Peffannlloloo win eireaesesiee preciarly sl Serra. Demos 7r. • aerosol Price 3a. Id —Pit A. ILL • leered Price Ils.-jairree Gallery es.; Sewed Price 11e•-•44iper Ivry le.; Tereirie Prier N. Tba illisOlice win be epee fern Clew% a The allaei . —:laps la be Oakes of Mr. itelleell, Mai Mealareepar. Os fitMrdN, Tema sad Coestry : RAW= Okaray, Ur. Rests. O. Ifoo&v, die Tragedy of Lag Rider" . do Tbird o mit& Jock soil she Doom SOME. The Hebrew. diiii, Hr. loclokia, and llfame 110,18411 wIN re pneilialrly astir Mom Ml• Ge big rows film him provincial wegagionsals, ibis kw apprornoco is ling Low. 111SATIER-ROTAL, COV RIIT-IJA RD KM THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, March 16, 1 will be seta, iek time. a sew Musical Deana, called Wasrmirairsu ELECTION. orniVA nom The Right Wheshigel Groacc SCHOLET, Req. AY. ___ IVANHOE; Or, THE KNIGHT TEMPLAR. treatise. Mr. C. Keraide ; Mr Reginald Front de Bona (Knight Templar), Mr. Illocreadyi Sir Brian de Buds Gail hrrt. Mr. Connor; Sir Whioriee de Peaty, Mr. Haat •' Or Lam Bcanntanoir,. Mr. Chipman; Cedric of Rothorntiod, Mr. Egerton; Wanda, Mr. Liston; Friar Tack, Mr. awry; lease OW Jew of Fmk), Mr. W. Fames. Rowesola Bison Princess), Nips M. Tree; Elgiths, Mrs. Limon; Vireos, Mw. Faucii ; Rebecca (the Jew's Daughter), Mims Foote. Wilk the revived laterleda (written by G. Colman, the Elder) called • THE MANAGER IN DISTRESS. Monster, Mr. Chapman; Bostlema, Mr. Blanchard; earn is the Pit. Mr. Connor ;lady is the Boxes, Mrs. Da venport; Oratleman on the Stage and is the Boxes (with ors sod rarities Imitations), Mr. Yates. Aber which, 14th time, a new Farce, ealka 'l'oo LATE FOR DINNER. The priseimal Manatee, by Messrs. hum. 4•10..C0a- , ! our. Blanchard, Emery, Mrs. Davenport, Miss Foote, Miss Bearinout,and Miss Greco. RICHARD ROTHWELI 4 . Esq. Ald. Sheriff, wics.bacsmater. James Barrows, Esq. Thomas Atkinson, Esq. I Edward Freeman, Esq. Tboseas Hueload, Esq. Wilburn Tesaby, Esq. ; Matthew Bell, Faq. Job. Daly.jaa. F. 69. I Robert Wilson, Esq. H. Kipling, Esq. Thomas Welck Esq. - - - - - 'Fuchsia lbs. reek Is be had of the Stewards at Hoe Dew tst the Teem, sod at the beheet-harsse, Illitmotreet, A hlgste. The Doors will be opened at Half-pot Si. easa, WWI the Play begin at Save.. . Boars 79. ; Second Prier 3.. 111.1.—Pit St. dd.; iwoad Price R. —lower Gallery 26.; tamed Price lc—Upper' Gallery 1..; Second Prier 6d. • .Private lin: may be bad dor tint itamostrow sightly, a lidr. Bratit‘on, at the Sox pier. The Manager in Distress, sad Too Late for Diaper, will he repeated every evening. On Sant/they, ihe new musical Drama of The Antiquary. On Monday and Thursday next, Ivanhoe, or The Knight Ternplar. . . _ _ .. • • • 7•1 . ".-- .)p .... .. ; 7 I , I il - Na V. '..,* •;* .. . * ~, • 1 1:, e - / 1 7 /.. 0 . - • OP ... . . A _ 4. ---7.. \ :,,,,! , • / ••"( / a. • • • . : :' : • 0.. • el \ ,k ri ot 1...,1 ) t ) a! 1 .- . ..... ...... ..........,:......., •IPIIIMOW . . . . .t. . • .. . ..• '' • . • ______..........,L....j11.11111111.1.11.11.111111111 mm. =We ewe pied Ie pa eat pan • ease el OW ping sweieed efiiy elltega Mope wire Mwlldbear at Made boo aM eniies* Mg arld libe lear.. alter emer. 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Ileieragb Se. cs...r lioi. to publish. istmelataildreir of ilmostaftrilidiNzftlid 1 SItTII DAfl FOLL, Wiubassimay, Mama Is. • The numbers at.the.ciste dm poll were— For Sir Frisch Aeneas& .1. C. Hobbes.. Esq. Late • Hoe. GI, ' • 1.51i1 tit F. Bustim cosgrelildad them on the state of the poll. which, be was esee, vest give the greatest satisfaction to all peaks. Mr. Lamb Sas, no doebt. as gratified with it as thobeelves. and he therefore congratulated that Gesilestan also on the progresi of that prosperity to which he was se well entitled—and hoped / for his sake, that it would continue to the end oldie conlest.—( Lairghter.)— The thine and mere that Gentleman's situation on the poll because deprelsed, the biejfser end higher did those buoyant hopes arise, of the poosession of which Mt. iamb bad inferiled theaii yesterday. He (Sir Francis) was Very glad of it. anti bop,' that the mine cease would continue to operate to the close 4 the contest. There was an opinion very generally entertained 14 the friendb of Reform in Westusioiter, that the victory vriks M Seen* that no efforts oitbeirs were in any way niece .ry I that. in short, nothing more need be dones Each day's poll hod brought in a superiority ; their oppisent hail, as yet, been allowed no moment Of odeoatige. The consequence of this probably would be. that no more heavy, polling would take place. He 'ribbed them, however, not to relax their efforts. Mr. Lamb. ins reply to his allusion yesterday to the fable of the Ham and Tortoise. had observed, that thoagh the tortoise was outrun at first. in coothision it.best the hare. This might be true in the fable, brit Mr. Lanib would find it raise as to the freak. of the contest. They did not &eon to KO to Sleeps like the hare, and let the heavy tortoise creep beyond them. He hoped and trusted that they would keep the same ouiible pace to the ends of the race. Perhaps it would have bees- more in favour of their energies had they not beau quite so fortunate in starting. If Mr. Lomb had gained a majority of only one, it sleight have aroused them more than now, whew they pined a majority each day. Be it as it might. Mr. Lamb's best hope was despair. He wishert„ however, that the electors should consider the cantor more than the individuals concerned for it, a,c make the return at triumphant as possible. Mr. Lamb had, in a measure, supported that arbitrary principle assumed by the House of Cornmoue. its Mr. Hobhoure's commitment, and had remarked. that Mr. H. had chosen a prison at the direct fikliti to honour and fame. He (Sir Fraiscis) reoliy thought that it was no bad reconimendotioi: to the public favour, the only reward left for iudepen deuce and probity in public conduct, that is atar►. had suffered in the public cause. Mr. Lamb was certainly mistaken in supposing that be could make such a circumstance personally or politically dis advantageous to Mr. Hobliouee. He bed totally misrepresented Mr. H. in suggestiv that he bad chosen such u course, or that he had dwelt open it for t 1 moment out of choice. The subject hadbeers always forced upon Mr. H. whenever he had men tioned it. Mr. Lamb had said, aid indeed isuaaid. but perhaps he should speak right himself iu say ing, that Mr. Lamb thought that the &tout of Commons (which was certainly no temple of we tore, except ill Mr. L's opinion,' did right so send. ing Mr. Ilobhouse to prison as they did, and that there was no great difference in being so puilisbed without examination or defence. and being regularly convicted and punished upon the verdict of a special jury, under an information filed by the Attorney- General. There was nothing in this argument ; the principle objected to was the right i•f iinprieouing men without ezaiiiiiiation or defence. avid the right Mr. Lamb had talked of exercising with mercy. as if it were possible to exercise such a right with mercy ; as if despotism could be any otherwise than execrable acid cruel. that being its very nature. As to the choice of punishment between inedsrect im. prisonment of the House of Commons seed that which was likely to follow cotivictioli on au ilifor motion of the Attorney-General, he would say fur his own pin, and as a matter of merely personal taste, that he would rather be iiniiri.usied under the more arbitrary authority. which must of neves. lily soon cease, and the suspension of which would enahle a man to walkout of prison without the cer•ity of thanking his tyrsots. The punishment GENERAL ELECTION. /VTR. MATHEWS NOT AT HOME until EASTER MONDAY. The Nubility, Gentry (late and future Members of Parlia ment, and the Free and Independent Electors of Middlesex, \Vrstain•ter, London, and Borough of Southwark), and the- Public at I tree, are must respectfully informed that (is eon sequence of the general struggle fur Places sad Seats else. wh.rr) Mr. Maibewes Parties at the Theatre-Ruyal, English 1 / 4 )lwra Hume, Strand, will be auspeadeit until the Returns of Members to Psrliatneet, and the Return of their Fami lies to *own. N.E—The Boa-Office i■ npen daily, and the enenrrons Cand,dates fur Places (at Mr. M.'s Entertainments) nosy he assured that their Seats will be secured on t►e Arid Evening of Mr. Maihers's all Call of the House, as Moods), April 3, 1020. ORATORIOS. ivrrAL COBURG THEATRE. THE Nobility and Gentry are most respect rouy informed, that the establishing of the Oratorios at this Theatre has met with universal approbation, which was greeted by an ion-Rowing A 'Wiener, the Proprietors with treat pleasure annoanre the Third GRAND ORATORIO will take place TOMORROW EVENING. FRIDAY, Mardi 17, when will be performed • GRAND RELIC TION of SACRED MUSIC from SAMPSON, THE MESSIAH, AND CREATION, Twn Acts, and One Grand MISCELLANEOUS ACT, embracing a pleasing va►iety of :Wise and English Co.. un.itions, which will be sung by Ike following celebrated Vocal Performers :—Signora Cori, Miss George, Miss Love, Miss R. 'Cirri, Miss Gaskill (her third appearance), Signor Amlorugelti, Mr. Hignian, Mater Hyde, and Mr. Prannan. At the end of the First Act, Mr. G. Wore will play • Caprieio on the Violin, introducing the Air of " All's Well." la the course of tfte evening a Concerto on the Clarionettr, by Mr. Willman. Tu conclude with A GRAND BATTLE SINFORIA. The Vocal and Instrumental Performers will exceed one hundred, to enable the Oratorios at this Theatre to be per formed in a style of excellence. A New (IrXau will be opened fur the occasion, at which Mr. Anse will previa,. Doses, 4s. and 3s.—Pit,24.—Gallery. is open at Sit ; bepti at Sean; Second Price at Nine o'Cluck. Places to he takes of Mr. Romer, at the Box Office of the Throw, frogs Otero till ►our. SURREY THEM I! F.. LW Three Nighty of ir..olsoe. No Performance on Werinendays and Frsdayo during Lent. ► EMI'S EVENING. THURSDAY. Alarell 16, 1 and SATURDAY, the 11th, will be presented the Tel y f' ite Barletta of THE DUKE AND THE DEVIL. itli, 23d lisle, as entirely sew splendid Historical dramatic Barletta, in three acts, called IVANIIOE ; OR, TH B JEW'S DAUGHTER. With • new grand Military Overture. J (Prince of England), Mr. Clifford; Pilgrim, Mr. tvAtkins; Lucas ile Beaurnrisoir, Mr. FaVicell ; Prior A:mit''', Mr. Adcock; Cedric, Mr. GI ant; Uliksows Knight, Mr. Ridgway; Robert Earl of Huntiartiols, Mr. Pays*, Friar Turk, Mr. W. S. Chatterlq, and Midge. the Miller lulu's's), Mr. Leonard; !mac of York, Mr. Haulley. Lady 11 , Mrs. W. S. Chatterley; Rebecca, Was Taylor; Ulrica, Mrs. Brooks; BigMa, Miss Bence; Alicia, Miss Pitt. IRELAND. lITATII OF IRELAND.-CONNAUGHT!' Lettere It firth, west represent the condithis el Galway in " sane state. The principal facts oar be collated front the following extracts from the Galway. Tomo. and Mayo Papers : _ . . . olLiver, 1111•ACY1 9. On Sasday,night as Mr. Burke, aeompasied hie servamt, arrived at his gale-house, be demanded , en treaty, bot to his 'abolishment, isiteMl of obi/M.OBCD, as he 'tweeted, the,. were two *huts Seed it him from a wall appetiser the gate. Mr. Berke And his pisol i• the directors from whets' the shuts eafne, sad exclaimed, " Murder!" Five other shots were likewise bed at Ishii, and Mr. Burke directed his sensed to Sr., ho immediately cam. plied Mr. Burke at this asonseat b ad the permute of tilled to call out, is • deterialsed dustier, with a view of iatimi dathig them, "Come ots, liregonas, and mile the villaiis." This is supposed to have the desired effect of reetraimiag them, as so doubt is entertained, if this subterfuge was mot resorted to, the assassins would must probably minutes and accomplish their nefarious initiation. The gate-keeper, I. his depositioss lake• by that vigilant Magistrate, Ames Daly, Eaq. Duasasdle, admitted that he distinctly hard the words expressed by Mr. Burke, and the shots; but thee the gate was not missed until the following morning, when his master's hit was fumed close to it. .11 is. supposed the gate keeper was nut implicated in the transaction ; but being so impressed with dread, that be would ant venture to open the gate. Mr. Berke attributes hi. escape, in • great mea sure, to his servant having taken his berm by the bridle, and turning it from the gate, while a heavy lire was continued from wield.. Seimn ballet shot. were (mad in sad neer the gate ; sad the gate-keeper states lie beard several shots go over the gate-house. Upwards of 111110 f. has been subscribed by the gentlemen of the ueighbourbood for the spprehensioa of _Me del i ospients.—(Coonomphf Journal.) Committed to the County Gaol os Tuesday last, eight per sona from the neighbourhood of Altaseragb, rbirged with tendering unlawful oaths, sad asseibbling by sight in arms. Yesterday eight others, charged with being Itibbonaten, breaking into houses plooderiog for arms, mosey, and ten dering !legit! uaths."---(f foie.) ?UAW, laAncit A. '- About roar o clock oa Monday last this toots was thrown into the utmost cosfesion and alarm by the ar rival of a perms, who stated that an esgageinest took place between a small detachment of the Nurth Mayo Militia, stationed at Belmont (myna milts from hence) and • party of Ribbosaseu, and that, after am obstinate battleo be latter were obliged to retreat, leaving thirty of their !Deli killed, and • great number wounded. Is an instant the military were called out, and appeared soder arm*, sad a party of the rifle brigade, with aia °Seer, dispatched at dem ble quick lime to the scene of sties; but au their arrival within • short distance of it, they were ordered back, at all was quiet, sod the Rthborinies disposed. The tact of the report turned out to be this r—lnformatios being jliren to tbal iambs and spirited gentleman, James C. Blake, Brq. of Belmont (who it is well kuown slime tbe Beat appearance of Ribboarnen in this county, has not absented 'UMW( one day or night from his house and temostry, nukes i 0 search of these weak-minded and stubborn fellows), that • Coptoin of theirs was within a (et* miles of this place, immedi ately eel out in quest of hum, accompanied by • serjesur, and eight men of the North Mayo Staff (a party of which he constantly keeps for scouring the neighbourhood), and after a lung look out, eurceeded is making him • prisoner. The fir/lowers of this Nth& Caseasisiter were mom apprised of his situation, and iostantly determined on rescuing him; fur this purpose upwards of two hundred of them itimeasbied in a fieW sear which the party nod prissier were to the most of them hieing armed with Pita-forks, spades, shovel., books sod scythe*. Mr. Blake Wag apprebessiVe of>tu at tack, particularly semen% the trued of toontry ample at a distance, ordered his men to be om their goat* while be resolutely galloped np to the crowd. Judging,Avas their po 'Mo., that they were for battle, he began in the mildest man lier to reason with theta. They were deaf to his estreaties aud regardless of his sayings, and seemed to lentil at his absurdity, is thinking that 9 or 10 wee wooled magas so many ; opus which he rusk back In meet bus party avid prepare for the op positioniits, se they might he contideiit of.. attack, at the mole time telling the prilioner if he attempted to escape that he would that moment be shut. Mr. Blake fearing fhe enlihr rs would be surrounded, ordered them to Gm, think ine it would lee means of deleting them, bat it seemed only to eiasperale the Rthbososes t who seemed to be clueing on 'de army slime" more; Mr. Blake arrow nu saber sherbet iho but a euosinut are, ordered his voltam...wen to, keep it sip, sod make their trey illeseldh ahem, whir% they did) so effectually as to cause the Ribillimisem to retreat is all &rectums leaving oleo mesa dead sod live others badly • ppeor Mr. 1 GENERAL ELECTION. WESTMINSTER ELECTION. ' • . March, lOW. COMMITTEE for conducing( Ike RE : ELECTION of the Hon. G. LAMlStropecitally Is. %war th► Firebug of Wettannater. that See POLLING has COMMENCED. sad will coal Isar ever, day Crew Ni.. MR Fuer o'Clock, and an early Miendarkes of Mr. Lewin IFrirailels verticals'', 'squeaked. ' Parotids, C.nesalieeees ail daily et the %Bowies! Plates St. Aane's Cuffre.hanspe, Dean.street, Nisbet Aattel lea. it. Clement% .• Owe Tan, Yeraiya-it et;w British eallie-hernie, bielispar.street ; Swan Tavern. Bridge-at reel ; White Hafer, Plaslitait N 0.1113, New Ihsod-street arid tire Gown' Geo noNlets.Reinas, at 42, King-street. Covent.aarilea. where all etsrasannicatioas respectivig &be Mediae will be thaaktelly received sad atavaded le. W. A. MILES, Secretary. Reports havie4 been eirculated which hire had the effect of deterriog num) of Mr Lensb's frientit Goon consist op to Ilse Poll, the Cosonsitivre with the utmost confidence swore IM gleelam Alai molar ilso oopesloirodoort of IM Polite mod lowish OlNl•Utilif, olio on stows is atirolowee . Isit•4llßE .11111 UNDtsTIIRSED PASSAGE TO AND PRIM THE HUSTINGS WII.L 'RE KEPT OPEN DURING THE WHOLE OF THE ELEC. •TION. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVER% OF LONDON. Ottumwa; PHU promos! gratification which arises float victory, after a coolest most severe slid mood ably COM. &oda. most give plass to the heartfelt aelosoolettgraesits which I owe to post. I hove beet waled press so repeatedly to Omsk yes for year tootiated farmers. I have so ufgeo dampened to marinas you of the erosible impression whieh your Mittman has gives eke to, that I fear nay Ismptage, meet wen appear mem tw.portahe of mere ceressosioas pelitios than, of the spiro mod salutation best adapted w this ,ratio lag occasion. It wad Id ill become se at sod, a otooseut to Ara, rises bsierees the brosnotesad the anaisreessfal I bane bithsrlo corefolly Mestaiard from sammtlinweion, and I has as diapositive, at a period so little sailed to ; Ibis pages; I. give istiermoet to an expression which I might add pais to the disappolineneat of lay appoints; am am I aim meted epos Is lay 'edam you ke *tail the coarse *high I WWI pantie is the discharge of may Portia. aleatory denies. If I abashes{ at aa vartirr period of the Illemiss, from Wiry pledgee ss to the liar of candela whiekwweld levitate my Onkel life; if, when say beterest called for it, I &chard Indoenclog year sollimpre br an astentstineo dlerdaynt gosishcations and of My sorely be allowed nem to hone myself sport all wimp meats. aid Most she Coniassas Illosse of Parliament lift eat ireispesdest. I am ammo an; I have remPts 4 ayes goy Calleagnsee 1a.4 1 feel poised of the distinction bto which sat raised. limp have already been your flepromistatites. TiON. its fillua t phased to adapt my serrites, ialksorot44: be sensible, In a gem degree, by the fammenlik • • which yon formed of s 7 Whim limited Afoot& • - I feel tbe importasee sheltie\ Mica to whit* you appointed me; I enter arms it wish a detersairatise to WNW cies that portion of talent with wheel I am ankeirod he dirk advantage of my fellowtitineas, and the best intemats of 1// King sad cerstry. . . . . - 1 shall ever hairs pitmen -la paying all possibladaimpts. to the wishes at my Constitnenta. in prommehr eanniiiew Mid retrenchment in the Public Expenditure, and in em• ileMourinc so manifest dm your Elective Franchise has eat been iiludicionsly exercised; and that although I may he thought by some So be delleiest in more brilliant ampeirm memos, I shall &wham the dudes mbielt inirnated In me faithfully, impartially. andliedltiorell• • Believe tee to be ever. With the realest esteems and mord, Ifoor faithful and obedient Servant,. GEORGE 11111DG Maiseisre Rouse, Morels 14, 1820. The Committee for conduAing the Ehetion of the Lard Mayor having been informed that emend Gentlemen of the Livery have never been solicited in his behalf, and timi ushers, who have bosourvil his 114sedshlir with the*. ' , Mel, have not received !mere of thanks, Sleirailaleile this opperlunily of museum them, that the antissiimpAnne been owing to she iireorremween of tie Lists, nod ma m my tentional Neglect. PINAL STATE OP TIPI POLL. wood sA• I wow 5.:... Oar Cori is TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, YEOSIAISIIT, AND FREEHOLDERS OF THE COVIITY OF SURREY. CrITLIMIN, TIIOUGI - 1 unable to 'awes* the gratitude 1 feel for She many favours received at your ham* per mit me to return you soy butt and must sincere Thrush fur the great and distiogiiiaked honour you have • 'regal{ gibe conferred epos me. Demented it will ever Ile the first skint of my nob topples myself worthy of your confidence by supp o rting. emu, mew sore that will rrvivennedrooping Ctanumerre es/ batrialeril Agrienhere; by steadily voting for Rteresebitest, &enemy, and temperate Refutes; and by endreveeritag to preserve is its original parity our dear-bought and invaluable Coestit tut' .--With the greatest reaped, I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, _ Your rrev obliod sad anal faithful Servant, Des►ies. Nardi 14, IltO. W. J. DENISON. TERMS of SUBSCRIPTION In COLBURN and Cir:s BRITISH and FOREIGN PUBLIC LI BRARY, Cosdnit-street, Haeuver.aquere, London: ("Lim I.—Subscriliers paying SI. M. the year, 31. 3s. the halryenr ? or II Ilk pas quarter, are allowed twelve solemn in time, or twenty rotor in lb* country, sod are entitled to Ilse newest and most expensive wurks in the Library. 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That a GENERAL COURT win be held oe the Bank, ea THURSDAY, the Ida jewels; wt Ekon o'Clork in die Forenoon, to troeslder of a DIVIDEND; what neve will sotsusitted so the eoesideratisio of she Proprietors the espedi Posey of peewee isi; so A DDR EN of CON DO LEN qc ea* the DEATH of tbe. LATE SING, sod of CONGRA TULATION eft his MAJESTY'S ACMOIIIIOII to he THRONE; sod obi that asestber GENERAL COURT will be held st the Raab, US TV IS DA V. the 11th April siest,4roat Ts easels is the Vorsueste. Oil Foot u an tie Allman..,fiw the ELEorrion et GOVERN oilll. DEPUTY sowEEkoa toe eboOkrApeOjektibkiwie be deelseed that Invralegn lams sow Court will he esiotisteed by Adjewroseeet, wed held et the some piiisk i and iistriog she sane Hours, on WEINNEEDAIT, the glib April meet, for the ELECTI ON DI RECTORS (which will alai he ewe of Ihw %net ago. tel Cowrie appointed by the Chorter), aid Is• moss Ist the Tweesy.fiiiir Directors will he deebeed as nioa at SW tettiety is over. Prissiest . Lists of the Proprietor" having wefts win be ready . to Es delivered at the Reek on Threat, the lad imatool. ROBS= BEST, Sarre lair • t M. B..—Ey an Act Peeved in the sweetie yawed Ne mice of his late Majesty, ne permit will bit rsiowd •• vole at the mid &echos *Meehan On( ham beds Six Cobrodar Mouths puesessed, in his own fight, ief Mr Stuck fee which be shall then give his vote talesthe said Stock shall have bees se gaited, or shall have come by bequest, or by marriage, or by surcessim to an Intestates Emma; or by the mato, of the City of Lawton, or by nay Deed of Settlement after the dough of any Perms who Phan have bees astitkd for life to be Divide's& of such Beek. This day is published. THE RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW. No. Price M. rossistiog of Criticisms upset Anal*, if, sod Extrude from carious, awful. sa d valuable Books, is EN Lesitregesr wltieb have hem published from the revival of Literature to the esissounattesseet of the most Cesiery. Edited by s Sudety of Members of the ()Weenie) , of Coslopherr. Pubbsied, vierierly, by C. sad H. &Mum Newsses. Meet ; sod R. Tripbook, by Broad-street, Lembo ; Goode, Ceseboidiyi Rlir., Onfeed; 1.0 attd Brad:ate, Edinburgh; and see, Dobbs. Tillllt Saw MONTHLY MAGAZINE, far 1114111011 1, seehellialsrd with PORTRAITS of the ova ow de Dohs eI,KENT, Seely mimed, pedalos Mem seam imeevestieg smock,, 1. George 111. his Coon teed Posaiaprail Illsoldeo of his Royal Diatom the Doke Si Sets.—*. BMW, blaurelists—No. L Mackaasie.-4. Pre ssed Mats Si Sew Ihtgligh Stsge.-5. What is Poetry I-11. Sewarleteel the Mole Morites, addressed to Canova by M. Ihudgewsreo*Ossiestp.-4. Os the Female Literature of the Preseee Ayr& tha Musical Expressiss.-.9. Os Ghosts 11-Psegrilly.-10. the Mieteit Beek ertisoffrei Cam% Gaut.-41. AN Si ilsebnakiag.--12. Esiversality Si the artists of Light.-IR, Os the Illstiost of the lisp is Plants. —l4. Os the Arkeilsial Gerstios.-15.11hakpseare's Hen -10.-18. 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LOTTERY, TMEI ileleilli •dvertifed 111 Port icst lure or w ibsallbense aroma length. begs leave to point oltt is Me hub Phistara Me Public, its leading features :—lt con taine9B,B9B/41111.1Ms all in one Lottery, and to be drawn in rue Classea, of 'ipso Tickets each. The usual amount of Pkiwellestspeseeld be 200,0001., but the Contractors have as the swoetion of a recent Act of P4rlissient, added 40,911181 N thereby increasing the intrinsic value (up to Ille 11 of April) 21. per Ticket ; and to get back that 2 10 they are allowed by the Lords of the Treasury to the Pnblie 21. per Ticket more than the usual price. ISO en the 11th of April 60,000/. Money will be taken from Sibe Scheme (by what the Gazette calls a Preliainary Draw al), and that is to be effected by a novel method, vie. the Drat/risky of ten Numbers, the last of which will decide ALL THE 2,000 PRIZES OF 30/. ON THAT DAY (making in the aggregate the 60,0001. before mentioned), and that Preliminary Drawing is not to A, considered as a Day of Drawings, nor to determine the ultimate fate of any of the 2,000 Numbers that will be entitled Su the 2,000 'rainy Pound Prizes;—not any other Numbers, nor any oiler !Priem than these of 301. can he drawn that day. The whole Lottery to ilsisk on the 2341 June. Tickets and %area are selling by 81811, 4, Corahill, and 9, Chariug-cross, sad by his Agents in Ike Connery. In the Lottery just liaisbed,, NISH sold in Sharesi N 0.2,807, the Money Prise of 20,0001. ••• Esplanatury Schemes Gratis. CARROLL, Contractor with Government for the present LOTTERY, solicits attention to the very new feature in the SCHEME, being ■ PECULIAR AD VANTAGE TO EARLY PURCHASERS, as it will dis tribute SIXTY THOUSAND POUNDS in 2,000 Prizes of3oj. each, by a PRELIMINARY DRAWING the APRIL; and shear 2,000 Prises of 301. gado will have, in addition so she 301. the Chance of all she Capitals and other Prises in the Lottery, its the manse manner Ile if they lad not already been drawn . _ _ _ The Scheme contain• 101 CAPITALX, including FOUR....►.Prites of LlO,OOll TWO Prises of 110,0011 TWO Prises of t 10,000 1 per Cent. Consul To amble CARMILI. to form this GRAND SCHEME (hy permission of the Lords of the Territory), HE HAS GIVEN FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS ADDI TIONAL MONEY to the Prises heretofore allowed by Goteermatent is the Lottery, by which 5303,5bil is pro moted to the Public; • sum far ekceeding the amount of Pribes 'stay former Lottery with the like number of Tickets. Ticket. mod Shores me wiling by CARROLL, Cointrector, No. IS, Candid& sad 16, Osford-aireet i Landow, tind by all his Agettts iu I ll s Coontry, *nu sand sod sold, is the Mat kw Mouths, Nis. 5A0.... 170,000 N. /,0111.1 t 6.040 21,000 2,116 SAO 1,345.... 20,1100 dm. &e be. LONDON, T 1 ..