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' .. r . . 1:1 , - • I .. . 4 -{ .. ; , • . 44 . ... vr , A BRITISH GALLERY, PALIeMALL . , ROYAL EXCEA • ••ANCE OrFlea. its paper--a &Omit nad satimilly mi:sine horn. she Ile •cf there ote sithesond Nom *heir erbidlt ' ' ksoelts ; ilia V•a I/. lOw eirrnlation, . Brit itieritably ii.”ittilia fro the - pr.tit ) „. 4 .1.„.0.1 qmlis,.. i n 11,,. A t 64,0 4 4 it iu ffi t n ati n i t, whit, 1 1,, v P; GAI. I EltY , with a SELECTION of T fiß COURT of lignite rt YR . ; qf Ihe , *10 , 14,4 liS the e!csortettion i,f pil,l i !tail thoi :r im bstaft ir poi i.lt rtrausoli for traili, lii.Cia.s . aitts; iind ittslKr Cook: the must celebrated Works of the Italian, fleattiah, ROYAL EKCIIIAKIiii: AhMJRAIIGR, di lotreby Rios -I the Mom iosnottlabla, AN sa i ler lb.. prrsetst 0 'of •our rent% to be n i lisle. llo• I.irril of trhillim liar. f;iwn of' ea Ftmilith, awd Deitch Schools, IS OPEN eftry day from No n ce , viper cirett'aliois, the Hark of Erntehteldl4ll4l64to Prumide Pail. il a s..litile.• l'oratt%r the toldratailsOo'S Ai M, rit , tetit Rife it she leaflike, ..dl Ito is the Erealag. Tluit their TRAZitlittt-1100110 wift. he attriVroins g u t,l, lust only A i r il l , u.v l4 note, het 'tit/J.60 lis iiisn stuill, etre sra . .•nolVtillta Its rant if By Order, •.irvi•Mlertialpi ; • And it wool,! /trot hoot; .. Magmata Is.--Niataitaet la. Tr HADA y. s h e Nab i d J u no N od . to TylintsiyAy.Al,, l if tilt/ are allowed loseotsto irt circa latims. (.4 all ilit• ries ti. a •hi.sii•ty ba t ivss tia ..solcr , • taLrlits of tiler I , s to s .. o•hiii July cumin! , ~, ~,,„1 Oust , (;E N EKAI, covirr a 1 issiwil by th e prit MP !Molter. thlosiglio•t the kingdom. .11111 10 rise 4 .- w I lit Alat • fnlea. 1 ' 1, 1.11 four oatruf tio ir the sa w coR p oRA T T o N iw ill b e h o i. k , i . si thew 044 ., mi t4ensk4l. Weiner, 06,,,,zh the e rniti She fink h.:. rrvitscl owls ,h,,,iy. 11• e .people ore aim tolii I 0 Irtliffil to . llrsis.elree. JOHN YOUNG. . gi na • • it EON PADAY, the 17111 of J"•• "Mt 31 Eines o'Cluek sa 1 tibia she it,.m r , e 1,,,,,, lo v e torn, to ilie *mat anis., of ilhr a lio-ti is end mderee, bit' it woolit he It, I tri- if it VAS...are - she Fureuuoa, to muskier of a Mutilate'. .. , , ~,,,,,,,,,i mi y . ',y e 6, 10 ,4 ‘ ,„,,, p l e i y n s st ir * iiii.iiii. %mild, ranied by trtamibie. Ill•l.y shinill sin! life Slestthert I.f the isi THEATRE ROYAL. DRIPRY.LANE, SAMUEL PENNING. foe. Reerel:itv. olibout beuetit to the empaiunity, he ealian.l4.4. if thq Mope of Commune take the ItriAlsi! ;Oath, and t4iie.4.c FOR THE BENEFIT OP MISS KELLY. N.lll.—Attesiloter is give.., daily of • th•• sa1•1 t ifilee, rolitinue.l their paper in VlSClllaluil 111441 r, shr fill Gr.i. 111. what wooldhe the valve at a Iti-al, :lb, enemies a likelarril ON WEDNESDAY N EXT. Julie 3s lEIR, and at their Office is Pell-MIA doe th e h ossesnee of !No.'. hp 64, as it I. onlaisrlsle that say (militia could roe- tr‘k, it Ow people al: atree4 l l , flo44 ayV tibia! evrta•uly 1 littif laiestire Sensate will perfume the Curie jaw, G inni ts, aissebsisdise and Ship., in harbour, is t h ie k, limit Is sustain the nueratinii ~fpnrrlomine *old at the (144. v ate nut 14. , tinil 1.. , :Mite 4 xeei•S 9/mll3r/iris s tuu. n, . Th e Opera of or while haitilialr. from 14,5, or bsm strelrY Fire; 8, .. 1 Ow PHre it wosa.o infallibly h o ld In oh, 000k,•1, irteeir wire- l'arliarflvnl never wait Coeds , . reoele t to ;erre 0110. tat .s INKLE 4ND YAILICO. for Ito. Amnesties of, and crueller" Annuities ,/ si, Livia. /porn h, our ulcer euiu , soul payone it away at Ilse rate of Nato sirlt .abiret t!yy shot their • erfOra ismStr,nt p aiis;nce , 4• le •-•1.. - . i 4828 KJ Sfils TH R ATI: B. TFi N EVEN !NO. SATURDAY. Mae 30,, will re perfaraaral, eloarrwase noels flprra.ealllled IL .UATHIMON 10 4RCRETO. fad of she Elm Act, a NEW DIVERTIMPIIINT. After she Opera. at finnoriral Ballot of TAMERLANE sr BAJAZET. . . Vivant gm el Bogies! ! ...r.rip : 4,ran-Ro YA In URUKY-L4N R. EVENING. SATURDAY. M y 30. JJII Asir Maiesilee Mem. al* roam tba Tragedy THE JEW OF MALTA. tapas? (Qoverese neMelia), Mr. Pepe; OM Lembwielr. Sir Wakleck; Dee !Wilt*, Mr. Stanley; Marti. Drl &sea, triit ; &ha rilfasath, Mr eareerd; Dumber (111 p Jew Mr. Esse • lihreeere, Mr. Harley; Catsjiae, Mr EI;; Jsediste, Mr Powell Abigail (Misfire to r, Mrs : Sulky liatberiar, Mrs. BIM. *Pm; Bassin, Moss Soy*. Mr, .MA. a ism Nriablasie Tieertpaslird AMORO•4O. KING or LITTLE BRITAIN. Ammo (lbw al WM, Ibitabs), Mr. Marley ; Rosman& Cas4), Mr. liaight. (Qa. ea of Link Nri- - rale). Mrs -Nbracl; Malleslasta (Maid al firs &clamber), INKLE bale, Mr. Peali; sicOMplipagplase Mr. Diwrion Cautpley. wilts 11/10., - Mr. POW /bring his lira and may appearance ibis diewie); Tredve, Mr Harlry ; Medina, Mr. Carr; Mate, ttb. Yowlers, Miss Kelly; Wirwski, Mrs. Bland; 1 Mfrs Caitiff ; Patty, Mrs. Alepp. Erie of the Opera. Miss Tree, aad Mr. St. Albin ((raw the Tbesirr-Royal. Dublin) will dance the Minuet de la Cu., • PURLIC OFFICC, MAY VA, 1818. A C6NSIIDRII A 111. E amibly ..1 lIABER. DASIIERY, 1141111116110.1 shawl% Imre. gh.v.a, ribbons, pieces of rebels slid ninuilio, silk prltaars, hawilti•r chiefs, nod sereses oilwr arlieleib b bye brew round tat the possesslow of a peer , * of owspieinills character, snot ate sap paged to Mee brew *Pfeil. The lOW, properly may I,s se, n on appliestioe to tihergolot, the eousishle, 1%.,. 4, 'Amino. rood. S inthwark, until tVethicastay uexi, when the said ver sos will be brusgbi to ibis 018 re R,r re.exonniistinn G. KI I'SON, Clerk. tert.l by nor - 178.1111.1. per tioncroo personi who Could alone 111111.1 t. Me profit, which its comp.!' at ire intrinsic valor secures,. by gitpuriiag it ; for that ACI provides, *niter severe penal. That "No person 6atl Hy day mean., device, shift or Contrivance whatsoever. receive Or pay for ./itiy fold is.reily cilmsit within the Vaiieit hiogdoni of tire", prifain and Ireland, any more of Ices us ratite, Ivo' fit, or advaistar, thin the .roe lawfol value whirl. arch r . 04 .1.411 or shot! by its ilehominatiovi I' u oiler or receive any roes wr piece* of gold ems of Ibis resit% et any greater or higher rate or value, nor al ally fen' et lower rater, 11111i1P, than the mow shall be review 1, in painvent arc •rtling to the rates nod values declared sod set aprin them pommel. to law." Third, Because, as 1 cannot help rrtirding the defiant. lions made in the course of the debate on .his subject, that every thitig•bad been alone on the part of the (inverionent, sail of the Rank, to qualify it to resiime payments in envlynn demand, as Sendai; to deceive l'Arliamilit, whilst the Aiith of the King, cap. 118, remains ill fusee ; so I cannot 'Moslem in passim( an Act for the resumption of cash pay ments on the fish of July 1109, or at any other definite pc. Moil, without reference to the alteration or repeal of that law : fur I should fie' myself, by sock epodoct,* party to a gross deceit which Parliament will prac people tige on the of this eimutry, by passing ass Ai t which seems to lissom the possibility ;hat the Rank may, without rein to the ems bliAsinent, remain, and coot, nue its ancient, salutai y practice of paying in rash 013 degiand, whilst the provisious of that Act are in force. !Signed) LAUDER DA LE. St; 11,. lite maple would nit be likelyatn agenenflitimit a NMI told Meeting of betrostee, stud that would be deemed a reeuto c,ot. Tto. House of count) •iie Cuntutitieas fur to erect a tompilie, anal it tltrrr ,i‘p. .the gqiti eif Denmark, would th• y mit rfiri: their ralietita:rtita that the allegatiom. alimit Reform were rinse; air that tie Camsti- I tit ion was intirli bettering it ? I ir•what ? ceelilnly ern. pose a rceneily : I should. Mr. Tooke 'la Pet Rims sltdcd. erase were sold like cattle ~at .fitai ; and 1,111.111;41 . 1, io 1703, dared them to the rant th'it 151 individual; rru,ned n majority of the House. And what efill the gclvormivs for the representation , of properly say to Middlesex, whirl, pi”, above - 4110,0141 Poorl Rates nod other taxes in-proportion, Pending eight Members, and Cornwall, paying ,o.lwalyl and eroding (oily-four Members: And lately, opal a great ca r question, Alderman Attie' saP, in l',lth it are we 4 to 600 ?" Mr. Locke says," to What cross nl 4 .urcilty custom may lead, whim reason Ins o r bare name of a town should send as phi,' Members to Nye irrand porn bly of law-makers as a whole comity,. numerons in tu opts and powerful in riches." With respa.ei s ho Annual Parliament* anal Universal Suffrage. taking it ; for r.raiited Arch: poplin 'agony', lee is the polar star ist7:ch cs.a,yeafelv direct mar course, I am , prepared to go all lengths, provided the good of Ilse Ceithmonwealth require* It, admitting it was highly probable that Annual Perliaaterwle M 4. the socket swage. But what were eh' duties of the Members, when they sat fur .. twelitynr thirty days, to what they are now, vitro it .r... quires six months legislatioli to provide for the reniainda r of the year? And undue setnress would sear.ndy er.r lit tiettivil before anew Parliament war called;. a n d 1 think 'he pres sure of basiumie with annual re clectino ffivtild 'mince many honest men to decline the service, and curflll4 adreilliora would often succeed them Triennia! P.!.rlianienta ?canal to me the safest experiment. Tn.. foc;lioo of so fr-cze is the nowt difficult ; but h.iuseholder.j paying essenised tArs wo01:1 Include • pupil Wien far lire,saJ rotitatifola i goi.l se. cure iudepeadence. If this could be "In:lined.. all the other claimer nnuild he relieved from lose of time, anal siumertues evils which the exercise of a toting franclsi.. w mild r . How often du we shrink from !writs sod Parish Officio', and it would be a grieroies burd e n nu a poor man, un less be was treated or paid, which nu Reformer cam admit. Wamsett iv have all the adrantages which arise via of the eriodoen.ami knowledge of the age; mad all 111,17(01191, hut' ever venerable, Phowild be brought to this stanilard, air else we may contend fur the agsnrditles of tthp by ordeal, wager by battle. . Mrs. Orgrr . To winds wilt be 84646 ?fib time,. sew Farm celled 'll-1E SLF.EI'ING DRAUGHT. Principal Che r nesmo—Mr Hughes, alr. Gatti,. Mr. BaV. hard, Mr Harley, Mr Cunsey, Mr. Matto, Miss leers, • eedlre Hughes. Doers open as Ile oTlimit—lbe Performer, to begin at avvvis• Oozes, Is. ; 'Weed Price, 3s. 61.—Pit, 3. iJ ; Screed Prier, !a.—Lover Gallery, Ir.; Second Price, la.—Upper GAllrrv. Is. • Sward Price, 11.1. Oa Monday win be revived, illekopeares Bigamies! Play of Kieg Johns Meg Jabs, Mr Hese; Coesiaree Miss Marasley (brute sbeir &reappearance an those char acters). Afore *birth The Review. amilesteis's•Gervotim To obidiviN be added, tin Cosmic Drsuni of THE THREE AND THE DEUCE. Josike Tonebir, Mr Carrie; Mr.lf.rd, Mr. Carr; Ferraris. Slagle, Mr. Piketon! Pcrsinan Single, Mr. Fl ingers!! Percival Single, Mr. Elliman!!! Hompbrey Orli:Iv Harley, who will iniroduee the moonier Son, called Dnetor Pawl Poker, LL.D. Rad his Fellow Travellers;" Frank i °sherry ; MacFleggen, Mr. allersball; Reward, Mr. Vigil"- Emily. Miss Boyce; Pb.l,e, Miss Cooke; TsMine, Mrs Bland. T• cosekidy with (by permission of she Proprietor of the Tlwatre-Royal, Eagliab Opera), the popular Fame, in One Act, calkd WANTED. A GOVERNESS. J. STOCKDALE, MILL-MAE ER AND SM 1111 TO HIS MAJESTY, Nu. 265, HOLBORN. BEAN MILLS on an entire new Coii.triletinn, to split • Boshel of Beans or Peas in Ten Miontes by one Perron ; regulated by • Screw in Fraud: they take very little room, work with great ease, aad at • very small Ex pense. Also MILLS, al Reduced Prices, In Grind Malt, Realm awl Peas, Wheal, Barley, Hair-powder ' Ctiffte, Almond., Pepper, Oats for Horses, Indian Corn, Bark, Buck Wheat, Cocoa, Seeds of all Soria. Charcoal, Rice. Ibistsrd, seal, Itoae.leacers, Prnwiee-stune, Limped, Oatmeal, Meths of all Surto, Bird-weds Cbtrry.stuues, Galls, ludigo, Gingt r, and Oats for Doge. _ _ _ - - -- - Mr. Rusty (lint time), Mr. Harley. Lacy Dasliwood, Miss Kelly. The Doors will be moron] at Si: &Clock and the Per &malice commence at Seven. TN If A TR...ROTA COVRNT.OAJIDEN. THIS EVENING. SATURDAY. May SO, will be stied PA time) Ibe sew Resin, Drama of ROB ROY MACGREGOR; OR, AULD LANG SYNE. Mr Frederick Verona, Mr. ; Rashleigh Orbaldi etoue, Mr. Abbott; Francis thibaklistoee, Mr. &shriek ; Owen, M. Blanchard; Carole Thorsen', Mr. Couleur; Rob Roy Mertraew Co"PWII Rh- Macready ; Mr. Tokely; Hamish sad Robert (Rob Rojo Saes), Mr. Autiue and Master Pardue; Maier Galbraith, Mr. Taylor; Saliba Nicel Jerrie, Mr Listen; Albano, Mr. Sialllllolllll. Dias* Venues. Mw Stephan; Manic, Mrs. /Marling; Jame Matalpine, Miss Lapel laity, Mrs Bishop; Hales Mac. wive, Mrs Eerie.. Alter which (4th time), with !KW linteery, Dresses, Bed Dacursiiuips, a sew Striae. Drama, is two sets, called THE CASTLE OF PALUZZI; Boxes, 711. Pit, 3.. Btl.—Lower Gallery, b.—Upper Gallery, le. Boxes sod Plans to be takes of Min Kelly, No. 8, lien riettutrart.Goes‘gartirei ; sod of Mr. Spring, Boa-oillee, from Teo till Four. A Gestlemma a the lint respeetabitity Ins cointlatly used ~of the above Milli fur twenty-Wu years, auJ it is noir in use, as his letter will testify. - - - TO THR LIPTRY Or LONDON. THE No. XXIIIVI. will be published on Tuesday, the Oh of June. GeaTursteS—As the time approaches when your Repro. melanins im.Parliansrut will lave to surrender their busts, it may nut be amiss, in the language .4 trade, to balance their semiotic before you open a sew our with elan, or any others. I submit to you the propriety cif •Ilering their de scription, and that in Intone they should be called Septen.. Mal Rulers. Instead of Iteposeutatiers, as some of thrall constantly noel their inciependenee of joke histrietiosis. It follows that your intercourse with than Pr seven yews alter they are elected, must be by humMr s etelition. which warmest■ the title of Ruler or Governor. Je3ge Rlsekstone ear, " The meshes mrperiorily any ntsn'esis Obtain over smother, le to make laws ly which he shell be humeri* They say to obey your voice is. Comtism Hall, world fetter their oinsciebtre; althungh Lord Coke says, " ll le the custom of Parliament, whso any ore dealer is ntri-iyd, foe in Parliament, on the King's twh.lf, for his mid, or 17'i !Ike, to say they dare not •gree to it, without confe r ence rettli their enmities." Sir Robert Clayton, Member for the City, its 1661, limo the Etcloriois bile, asyggis Is hos +gem so tuition usage that Members hare cuasoll.d their cities, borough., and counties, on any thin:: of weight ; the prac tice wits good, and I wish it was continued; est eau dis charge our trust no better than in oleozcing the directions of those who Seat as hither" As this doctrine is now said to be obsolete, if the Commons should vote a ce puktie, and pull down the King and lord., we eau only petition them Is , restore the Constitution. However, nilinitt mg every Honig tli.y claim as their rights, when elected, it is of vast int. portion* to understand Ifnir prmeiples Before they are elected, or it may he too late to rectify your mistake. As they all profess a calm attachment to the Constitution, let us discuss the true meaning of the word, and inquire a little into the obnoxious term, Reform, ani harsh de scended into the mass of citizenship, they csuunt suspend their opinions foe the debates at St. Stephen's. l'oe know it is a great triun e , ano tttttt mg to high treason, to attempt to subvert the Constitution; it must doubtless Ite.a treat virtue to support and improve it. But we must taut be int. posed upon by spurieus pretences. The British Constitu tion cannot be supposed to stifle the josh complaints of the people, mud to protect adores ea glaritig as the eon at noon. day. No, we must look aim tidily for that Cmistitsilinis which was obtained by the best Wood of our ancestors, and settled •t the glorious Revolutiou of 1688. Ceweifters On the Poor L0we...4. Millais Ran Voyage to the Weed Loo-Choo.-3. Foliage. by Leigh Hunt.--4. The Congo Expedition; Recent Dircoveries in Africa.-4. Friakenstein...-6. Origin, Mural Cooslitutioo, sad present State of oar lisdian Atroly —7. Sir Howard Dieueduea se the Passage of Rivers.-6. Bthring's Strait and the Polar main.—e. Rastas Characters of Shaliesstare's Plays.-40 As:coma of the Pindarries —ll. Ancient and Modern Greenlead....- 11. Cause of Easter, ISIS, being ap poilsied on a Wring Day,-11 Klrkosn's Secret History of She Church of fkottend; and gassers Account of the Mur der of Archbishop Sharp. Printed for Juha Murray, A lbeinerleddreet. A NEW VOLUME OF MR YAWS DISPUTATION ON THE PROPH ECI ES. • Tbis day is retillehed, in Sow. prior Is honeds, ATHIRD Volum.. lir a DISSERTA I lON so the PROPH EOM that have heels fulfilled, are sow fulAlliii‘ or will hereafter be Willed, relative to the great Period of 1260 years; the Papal and Alolsansenedan Arneracies ; the tyrannical Brills of Antichrist, er the dsfidd Power • end the Restoration of the ices. By the Rev. G. S FABER, BM. lector of burg Newtoe. Durham. Printed for F C. and J. Riviegicio, No. et St. Paul's Church-yard; sold Mao by J. Reichard, Piccadilly. Shortly will he published (dedicated, by prrmissi )))) , to his Royal Higiseese the Pricer Retreat), elegantly printed in Two Proleave*, Imperial Derwin, sad illustrated by no seeress coloured Views, sad astheutic Plaits of Sieges sad Battles, HIsTOKICAL. MILITARY, mid PIC TURESQUE OBSERVATIONS is PORTUGAL. Ba Colonel GEORGE LANDNANN, Of the Corps of Royal Engineers. Printed toe T Orden sod W. Davies, Strand; W. Black wood, at Edinburgh; and J. Cesnesing, at Dahlia. LONGMAN, WRIT, AND CO.Vi CATALOGUE OF 01.1) BOMA for IEIII. This day is pobiished, price Ss. THE THIRD PAR!' OF A GENERAL CATALOGUE OF OLD NOOKS, for the Trim HOS, modal' oo oig an extensive Collection of the most rare and use. Ad Greek and Lithe aeries • togettorr with the classes of Dirtinearies, Grammars, Bi bliography, Natural History, Anatomy, Nallienusties and Sciences, in all larittiorees. To be sold at the affixed priers by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown. *.• The Vino and Second Parts Wave been jest pub lished, and the Fourth, we concluding Part, will shortly ap pear. OR, TOR EXTORTED OATH is width some of the matvestetta fame In a moat trial ea the Caustiarai hart bora attempted to be pet tato a dra• snake shape Croat Welsh, Mr Maeresidy; Martinis de Castello (Go vernor of Fl•wesier)„ Ur Terry; Periliesavid, Mr Abbott; Sereaso. Mr. Conlon. : Paolo, Mr. Bloschord. Cossack Wyk* u n. Fsecit , Miss Foote. lh Art I • Florenteat Festival. Duero to be opened as likso'Cluck..-the Play to begin at Seven. Roses, Is.; Second Price, Ss. Ss. Id.; Second Price, Is --.Lower Gallery, ts.; Swami Price, h.—Upper Gallery, Is t Seemed P, tee, M. The new Serious Draws of The Castle of Polossi„ or, The ExtortA Oath, will be repeated every Creak; sot espied wish finwhis. On Moseley (fur the kst time this season), Remo and Joliet. THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA, STRAND. THE LAST FORTNIGHT. Of whom may be Md, The 6th Edithre of the two forme Velma of this Work, price in boards, U. ts. Also by the same Author, in two Volumes, bro. price is boards, 11. tr. the Second Edition, largely revived, cur. meted. altered, and angoscotvd, of HORDE SIOSA ; or, a Dissertatiou on the Credibility mid Theology of the Pentateuch ; and on the Comaection of the Patriarchal, the Levitical, and the Christian Dispense. lions. Comprehemling the Substance of Eight Lectures read before the University of Oxford, in the year 1501; persnant to the Will of the late Rev. John [tempter, A.M. And Mr. Faber's other Works. This diy is pablished, la Aro. Second &Wiwi enlarged, airier ss. AN I N QUIIt Y, whether C It I NI F. awl MISERY are PRODUCED or Plt EVF.NTED, by one PRESENT SYSTEM of PRISON DISCIPLINE? il lastraled by destrisittow. of The Bornagh Conspire, The Ma ionsi de Force, atGlient, Tuthill-Adds Prison, The Philioltlphia,PriSllll. The (lots at Saint Allmon, • The Pciiitetitiary at Mill. Guildford, Bristol, aad bank, and procreilines of cheater, • the Ladies' Committer at The Gaol at Bary, Newest,. By 'IIIOMAS PCII 'ELL BUXTON. Landon: Printed for John and Ardis's- Arch, Corohill; Butterworth rod tiesis, Fleet-irtreet ; gad Jell. !Bambara, Pic cadilly. - •• - JIL N eritioecitit of a of the brilliant memo which collators to attend MR. MATH MS'S Entertainment*, be will have the lamissie ta prolong them as above an. nounetd. whirls to the bust possible peeled to which they CAM hr extended, swing to the appeasehing opening of the English Opt"a f.te the Samemv Season, end Ur kis anioneros, rngsrenocale is various parts ado kisedom. The public are ev.peetfully informed. that they will And UR. MATHER'S Al HOME, on Moneys, Tuesdays, Theredsys, and Satur days is the next ice Weeks (b. ire positively the last time, of his simeneasce is London until neat year), when he will here thr honour of prvensting his Visitors with aa Enter tainment. ealkd MAIL-COACH ADVENTURES. kr kr. en EXPERIMENTAL LECTURE on VENTRILOQUY, am.l IMITATIONS Door* to be opened at Seven, and the Performance to Ng's) at Eight ts'auelt. Vogul , Sr Pit 3s. Lower Gentry 2,. 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DIWENTIVaT. risat, Rectum it apron. to me that no retturtion of the aillnancra to &sacrum tit, ow the part of the Hook of Eng land, or rmy rillwr arrillgllllllll of its *hairs, flowerer pru dent amid well calculated to meare its living iv, tittle! to pry in crab au demand, coda, if the restrictiosi Wall those sway, enable that rstablislinont lit fol6I ih cugagementa fur Amy leeigth of cline, without r 1111 l molts hem lu the proprietors; miles* the AM of the blab lieu. 111. chap. 60, emitter) " Ass Art to pew/tale foe a New Silvir. Coinage, soil to rezttlatc the Currency of the Gotal slid Silver Cuiu of this Heals's," is altered or repealed. Ily that Act gold coin M declared to he the only kcal tender of payment for asylum execrating (only shillings I nod the pooportion li.lwiect Ike Valet. .d our gold and *dyer rusts is altered from lb 6510 to 1, winch is lowly tiw permits rah'. tire spire of gold to silver bullion in tb:market of Europe, to 11.11 i lo I, Mailing a difference of .l. Ilk. of nearly 6 per cent. in the gelato,. intriuric value atom gokl anA silver coin. Under this arrangement it is r yid. only instio•silde that gold Can continua to herniate in this y; for nods so there was a gold l urnrC and a Miter 'wk... fur all rnminneliljell, Kuld Cs/111 can mlily have the smog avail in making put coma as solver ruin; that ir, it would Irate 6 per cool. Ire' ..1 .lel 111 the porch-me of irommoditim to dom. his 513 . 1prty's 11nillielOna that. to. the rt hi of Eurupc; a dill erne.- stoic than startrat ns lore its being cavorted the n.ontroi it is lassie.' firm shi Haub. The Rank, obi rrfort. mail hat I.lllofled In II great ham freesia cust.daut de:omit far gold, is CUlllinlertl to ',sue It requiscs no logic to prove that the Constitution cannot mean lilterty anal despotem at Ihr !unic noon and yet tlie Justices ii, Cumberland suffered King lames the Second their lives and fortunes to support the Constitution, when she Prince of Ontioge sailed from Holland. They say " The unexpected news of the iuteuded 114V:444,14 of the p a t c h fleet, fella us with all !WWr and amusement, that an y nation should he so tresiaccielently wicked, as groundlessly to int. erupt the velure and happiness we enjoy?' If they were right, Lord Sooners and the Cavendishes were suconstitutionalista, and ought taloa,' been basted. d. Let us try the Totalities mgatively and positively—ow c aus ti. lotion of England was not @optioned by the Normans, who directed our law proceedings to 1w caroled on in the French language, to obliterate the maxims of Alfred and our Sattou aocestuas. It was 11411 regarded toy many of their ancerasiors, mike+ when it was enforced by the swords of the Hamm— The Tudors lone% sou law but their own w.ll—the Si marts wen* driven away to , its 16,11411 w .—Had Ire ', wa w a , of George I. and 11. could tint aulnibe it, as they wished to bring them btu kto the Throne. In our own times Lotd Camden ruled, that the !Violater who imosed general war. rants did nut msdeistand it; and Lard Chatham and Mr. Pitt thought that the authors 40( the American war, taxation without retort:ovulation. were not very fri , ndly to ii. prin. ciplea. The promoters of the French war pretended it *al to preiwrve the Conetitait ion, hat iteiloy persons have thought it was to preserve abases and pot 'loon Reform. Mr. Wefts, Chairman of ilse Society for Haig, Imrds tied Cum. a, was ordered on be Kw., rue by the Con:mons fur a work a hurl.4llooll that the K:tig and could earry on the o,ll+titolion without them. Who then have been, ur see *sir, tlie bins friends of the Constitution? Why, thaw who have opposed tyranny, and obtained the great land marks of liberty and its securities, Magna Charts, the Position of Sight, the Act of Settlement. and the Roan. lotion of 1688; Rail dame now also revue the memory of the Hampilens. she Rums Us, mid the Sydueys, sisal the retail draper, F. aiwia leaks. ho.e •xert ions and imputson mesa or. coalman! the Halwas Corpus A,l, old forgetting the Barnard* sad the 1134.6.f0r01s who muddy eloppuried the i igloo of their llow.eitrze:u. low as the' .....aluct of some of hoar old Members: total silence about ilia pro wspies of the ( oasatilo tion,W• the brave mess who sniff , red is!! immune-lunit worm. 6i./111114( liyally to the King, sod generally 114,111 e attempts to Weida') his 7111'1hp r e with that nap et yon owe la Sovereign. Without aulessitting their exeimite patent for lorilty, let us tell them 'Fat the Kim( is met the Counatitiol ;he Is the head of the Preentive 114w.rounwet. and our of she Estate of the Realm. Hit theme may lw pr. woo, like the tools of James tae lkratal, :is dlo bun m a ul ill. Mogen %bile h. eau kil) 1104. Stl.ljo.l. and yet 11. 61111! I iwnsies to the ta..atitution. ft.- w ,re 4.f Ili it sovuith talk that sae., All,. well; Ohmura ti4.ll i+.l.stedero.tis.” To n Criss 011•114 II 1.41.• ugh means r. V..., lion, Olifrlit 0411'11 the II of C.ann:..tre burr hi. 411 at, form, a:el slur right of voting in Shen ham and oi mita ;.Isiess is Moan ern to the luisusire•l, oil utooestet of heilotry ; that Now what are the best Means of resisting the borourh systme—saud whet are the obstacles to Reform, with soh mission to the Pitt Club . ; Resistance is a scull constito. tinsel doctrinee--;pasaise uheou nee slid ouwrts;stance was a Jacobite doctrine. Mr. Fox said, In the ditiate on the Se dition Hill. Is 1796, " Titet the measures • ti! the Iwo brattehesef the liegielat ore rancla.be pa badea to jastify this ortopts is restating the Goverument," This dm trier, •Le said, he had been tank', not only by Sy.'aitey awl Locke, bit by Sir flrorie 'A -trifle and the late g r I of Cluithain ; and if that would not suffice, lit! won ht refer the Holm- to a sermon persehetl Ify the bishop of Lawlor! . Iltit remostincti is either the hest thing or. the worst. It was the hest In 1688, because there was no snitsr tueily; it was the worst in 1816, occasioned by the Sp.ibelds.Mciiii . :g, because them was amplc means to collect the public voice in loans and certifies, and it only served to slam/ the laid and env. holden the commas enemy. In cuusidering the obstacles to ketone; -on must take a view of the three parties which divide the (omit , y--the Cur. rupt, ibe Moneta, anal the Modesets. The militia men have a common hued of union,their own imeewst,.ishorh ematiles them to net with &eat vigour against Reformers, and when aided by the powers of Goveinmens and, hireling wi item, booed men are crashed like the moth. The Treasury and Borough-holders have a powerful Meunier by their agent 4, placenten,, and expertants, through all the ramibeattions which the streams of an oveiteljelinint taxaiittn have emoted sad ntittrished. This party is mei by men Oho sincerely love•their country, and wish only for such a Reform as would etiable the House of COMIIIOII9 to control the Undue influence of the Cruwo,.and to pnt down those Wino • whi c h time aWleurroption have pp-oersted. Sane good men have act Well in Vila cause, and, "nye it was Impel. at, hive been seduced at last to join th•qr opposers, and share in the remstuu plunder. It reipsirm no little sartifice of time, feelings, and often of. property, to hen comitneni Re former through life. In 1702 a libel was published 14 arribout me as a notorious cheat, and giving • hat of the liatlia I so by the heart of Carol, and bythe head df Duiniateier, that I would dye the river with Ar istocratic blunt, and yet Mt. Dixon, who it rafted opplAed to my politics, upon an allusion to my having drawn the sword as a volitnteer engaged to eat ail I should he able to kill,, a tt,ell might lit a compliment to my humanity, or All trititimaiiiin against me military prowess, which was not reit/ iialat Its I hail risen from the ranks to be a field other wittiom lintonelt interest; and. no doubt; the Kin, had dots satisfied of my loyalty before he signed My commission. The Modeities are verti wonky twil l wish little inclination In brisitiozs ; when r oamedl.. .cii„„, they ar e able to turn the scale of thohlte tlrei;ini. They did a.. with the Property Tax, ehiedy tweantie they *ere goaded nod stung with its vexatious operatitittoit Ih. p ii catty join the standard of power, as they arc easiiy.seposod on by false alarms. And when the Mipister tailed out tier mi litia, summoned Parliament, end eri:eti a few leaders j i , societies, that had nine or test lifitil . l4 in the haUils of their treasurer, they became a strong party of abiellAtfl. If this toady will not join iiith auhernaintied Redarsiotni, ~.y Mak in times of calitmile the tritinsols of violet aura. Three i• often greet iujitte dune to R. fiom by trie r impsudeist 'eel of its friends, who me joined by spies or villains like Oliver. Mr. Wyvill told it tie Country Rekii niers • virre pi. kneed by the London Riots of 1780; and the Ihmfett Con. ventian, and other follies, iii 1792, enablerl• the Minium, to plunge the country into a war, which coat two thousand 'Mi litias, and to lastvl the Reformers like the ewild biros of the forest; hill yet I ueyer teriairti that my name had horn roe 1 tolled with heir 14, .I.noses i.e that giant or that I Sic. Companied the Duke of Mellowed to at tlle funeral of Dr. debit. It is unites-rem yto trainee the Coeditlates who solicit yore. (stow; some of them bare long and ably supported tsia-s p r i a ripi r so i nd j o u rap apply them tot ach (hornet..., ue..0.11. ins to post: inclonent. One of your old Baronets; Sir W. Curtis, having eau sssss d the freelwrent of Middlesex fur Wilkes and Lihert, in r•rla life, who kitties bid he may . come a Reformer even at the eleventh hour. !loping yon will excose this long iiiiruoue, and slime's+ difference in star opinio n s we isay.• cal ti corroti iu the prosperity of Old Cori:old i otw' as ilie City of 11.11- dais bar std lung liccit 1 I ;14.... and t Alit.'lllv vof tree. glum. I IrtlAl )011 will mole. !ma i.e.-4, Wit rh..hce chunk t on hive mil ofica civEtt yuy, 1:llr 11.11 in tavollf ill en l•illeiliAtilli tile.. ty e..r emu nerd atitaimia lb riseeihe Mares. any r they pro./ 1 ,•,1 tw i t and watt th.• rib.rtplot tif tisriAll melt, !lobe, liberty, Raft happiness. ihrotigiaat die riorid. bt. .Vary Are, Nay 26,19111. SA M. td This day is pnblaghed, price ae. M A DELIN Et a Tale.—Br the Reverend GEORGE HUGHES, A.R. Of Chris, Char* Oxford. Author of 0 Eassaanatl." ?rioted for T. Olden sad W. Darks, Strand. Of .Yom may also he had, EgNIANVEL: a Porno. Se. rood Prire foi