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V. es. in boards. After which, 28th time, in entirely new Gmhie Paetee•iny coka JACK AND THE BEAN STALK; Or, HARLEQUIN AND THE OGRE. Tits Ove. Mr Hod►on; Jack, Miss Pussy, afterwards Has. lesreiii, Mr. Botnesa ; Pautaloua. Mr. Hartland; Clown, Mr. Seutlibv. Jack's Mother, Ms. Pearce; Jabetta (afterwards Colaisibirse). MissalTre• ; Arra. Gisuii Osmium of Ike Harp, Miss £dwa►ds; Nigra, Ogre's Wife and Evil Gestalts, Mr. Me redith. That the deliveries are to commence on and fur the Ulla day of Merril Next; that Proposals in Writing, sealed up and marked I , Tender for Army Supplies,"' will be received at this Ogler, ma or before Tuesday the 7th day of March (but nose will bereft/wed after Twelve o'Cluek au that day), sad if seat by post, the postage must be paid. Proposals must be made separately fur each County and ifskad, except for the Colonies comprising North sad South Males, all of which must he trichided no one Tender; as also mast the several Counties is North Britain; and each Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to the Tea. der propeily filled sap by Two Perseus of lenses Property sogagiag to become bound with the party tendering in the amorist tasted in the printed particulars, for the due per of the Cootract ; sad so proposal will be noticed ■ales mods int a whited Tender, and the prices expremed i■ wo►ds at length ; sad should it so happen that during the coaling:see of the Contract no Trips should he sap. plied by virtue of the same, the amount of the Stamps our the Cootraet and Bond, paid in the first instance by the Contractor, will be it funded to him. A grotesque Pas Drug, by Messrs. B9loplll soul Seutbby. A Pas Semi by Miss Tree. The Dunn will he opened at Haltpast lla o'Clock; the Perieeenastee will resswarace precisely at Serra. kick and the Bean Stalk will be perfos sped every evening WI farther notice. M..n•lay, Ike Twasedy of King Richard Ike Third. Tiirwlay, Shaknyorwee Curiulainta. TIIRATIfi ROTA L; CM' RIVItGARDRS. THIS EVENING. SATURDAY. Feb. 19, .111 be ach' a am Drama, called VIE ANTIQUARY. Jonathon Oldhark, Mr. Liston; Cas.oa, Mr. Blanchard; Luiel. Mr. Darman ; Sir Arthur Warden'', Mr. Chapman; Lite Oebiltre, Mr. Emery; Lard Glenn's'', Mr. Terry; Net ter Wiser,. Mr. Abbott. Miss Isabella Warden', Min h'el'hells; Miss Maria SPlnlyre. Miss Matthews; Moss Crisrigla 01.1hosek, Mrs. Dayenpnrl ; Ekpeth et the Craig barafoul. Mrs. raicit. Particulars of the Contracts may be bad apes applica. lion at this Office betweesi the hours of *Eleven sad Five, sod at the Office ,of Deploy Contsaiesery-General Yuen, Ediabargh. Lad 44 the Play will be sung the Nation], Anthem tit "1.:0.1 etre the Kum" (with additional verses, amities by Vern Wows, the Younger), by the whole Cooper/. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. Gawrantear, 110WEVER greet may have been my nine tante its the first Instance to eolith the honour which at the last General Election you were pleased, in so dislia guisbed a warner, to eager ammo me, my cissioesion with you has since then beer strengthened by so matey tiro, that I can have no hesitation, after the public event of this day, publicly to renew my respectful application (or your suf.. bops at the electiom which calmest tow be far aslant.. • My conduct, Genii:mem, Is before you, and I tense that It afford' smfficieut proof of the independent priacipks by which it has been actuated, to enable me, without fear of reproach, spies to serb the highest honour to which a Deis tish merchant can aspire. Firmly and loyally attached to Ilse excelkut Constitution of these realms ' you will fi nd me at all times since ' , alms to uphold tho se prerogatives with which our Sovereign is wisely invested, and to *read the euuslitutional liberties of the people. I may also express my hope, that heist by my habits and pursuits connected witb many branches of our trade, Isiah foreign sad domestic, any humble exertions is your service will not be wholly inefficient; mad I think it right distinctly, to pkilga myself, that, upon all uccasiuus that may offer, I shall appear at my pest, not less the strenuous asserter of the Corporate rights sad privileges of the City of Loodass, tlaau the pmeautei of your individual and commercial intervals. After tritrllt BON TON. Lor.l filinikie, Mr. Jones; Sir Jobs Trolley. Mr. W. Far nen ; fol. Tivy. Mr. Abbott; Jealousy, Mr Farley; Davy, Mr. Flurry. Lady Minibia, Mrs. Gibbs; Mier Tiltup, Alias I,llruntso. rH Itonday, flasekspeares Comedy of Errors, with Harle quin mid Doe Quixote. IM Thuds', The Aulitiserp-.441er Aka Rig he Pest streak Snit time, a sew Farce, caned Too Late fur Dieser. KING /1 IMF.ATRE CONCERT-ROOM. TO THE JUDGES OF THE DRAMA. NIACAULEY, whose Literary and iT• Musical Revak) was withdraws some weeks ago IS eurisrinence of her Eugagement at Cosent.garden Theatre, haying hee l s again driven from her Professional Duties— her Fame—her Fortune—bee very Means of Existence wan. quail, assailed, it becomes • duty incumbent upon her, thus Israel lay isouserited persecution, to prove by • fair Emil c3i.did trial, before • Juicy of British Critics, whether roe ns or is not worthy of that rank in her Prukunun utoch she has hitherto been permitted to sustain she , beiero,e solicits the Preprnee of the Literary and Dra. maiie .nudges alit day, the Public at large, and particu larly of those Ladies anal Gentlemen who were present at Covent.garden ou the two 'sights of her performance at that Ito mire, iota the evening of MONDAY NEXT, February 41, 11120, *hen she will give DRAMATIC RECITATIONS from those Characters she has bees pronounced incapable of perfuirminc, roe Q•sen Elisabeth, Elvin, Isabella, and Bel- videre : by which effort it may be proved whether she has sisal claim to politic estimative; or whether she deserves to be driver*, with implied digrwee, from the howourable iwratis "1 iiolipeothroce. Ti, Es' it.Ttainment to commence with THREE QUES TIONS TO THE PUBLIC (Copies of which will be gives as the Doors.) It shall be my modeavour, a■ it is my wish, to pay my reveals parsimony to every Liveryman, and 1 bars Um buuusr to ►ewain, Gentlemen, Yon► nowt obliged and Cant/dal Servant, THOMAS WILSON. Jeffrey's-square, February 17, 1820. la the rousse of the Evealitg, Selertioas of Vocal sail la ▪ inniental Nlnsie, assisted by Mita Root, from the Dublin • EJiiibwrots Concerts, her first appearance is Lyndon this Winter ; \lila Kinbld (on the harp), and Mr. Reildie, who will president the Pismo-forte. A soon lady, Pupil to bliss Idseaaky, will recite SEVEN Ali ES OF WOMAN, sad ♦LEXANDEWS FEAST. To easels& with Miss Macaolees Cootie Itrehaiise albs ADVENTURES OF MOLLY WIGGINS, lii the Chancier ea Yorkshire Girl. • 1)...r• is. beaters at HalFpast Six, and Übe Parfeaumnael to C ,, 4114. ocr at Half-part Green u'Cluck. lo•-• 5•.; Pat 3e....-Plakette to be takes et tie Dox-oSee, Oro e•ltoest. HOOPING COUGH CURED. IT will Ike consolation to Parents to know, that .11 the above scourge to Children comatose. to be CURED, %early as mom as a consists* Cold, by Mr. JOHN KIER. NAN. Sermon, Ike. 99, C.arey.street, Lincoln's Ines. N.B.—This Rieman was discovered by Mr. lineman in IWO, and in anion with hundreds, regrets indeed that be did Not make it known ; it Is now, however sent forth fur the bentlit of the present and foinre generaiiino. FIN the sake of sofferiag Children, 11;, whose names are hen ander Nobseribed, aver, that our Childa's. Wen 141.011- ally nun/ in less *boa a fortnight, by Mr. Kiersao, boil of the house of Spode awl Co., Portugal-street, Lincoln's W. POWELL. W. EVERETT. TO THE PUBLIC. 4, Gambill, and 0, amiss-erase. rip BlSti hieing, in the indulgence of his o own, ae well a. in deference to public feeling, els stained fr..ns patting forth any Advertiser/sent diming the auelencharly interval which hes elapsed since the Decease of war late veserabie sod lamented Moose* sow begs leave to 111611 as 11w robotic, that the Drawing of the State Lot. feu, 'thick was yountponed by Order of the Lords of t he Treaseq, first in consequeoce of at. Mails of his Kuril Highness- t h e Doke of Kant, anal again in comargereace of the Demise of his Majesty. is now ordered to take place on Valthilf. the Shtb Omani, when the oblate will Those pawns. therefore, who have nas4e porelmors, may be advised of the fete of their Members immediately ash. eriptead to the above Day. A taw Tickets sod Shares yet remain so sale, sod may be porehosed at the above raeloaele Oilers; we of T. 1111511'8 A." Ihsweihroll Ike 11065t10v0...-The «bwl mantaios Two Mosey Prises a 10.0001. he. lie. en a etude owe be draws XEIT FRIDAY, the 251 b sf Ai Nook. TANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL o f t h e M. Meet Honourable and Loyal - SOCIETY or AN CIENT BRITONS.—WELSH SCHOOL, 'Gray's Ire mad. London ; Instituted no the year 1714, for Odecatiog. authlog, sad wholly Maintsiiiiiig Poor Mikes, born d ' Weida Paresis, sot 'witted to Parochial Settlettaesta is u. wear Lassies. Paeans—His Must Graciiiiis MAJESTY. Pltatitosow—Sir W. W. WYNN, Bart. M.P. Vita- PS ostsatere, Lord remold Belkeley I Lord Begot Earl.! Pawls I Ede, of Bradferd East of Abhboriskass I Lurs! Keny a . irl Gruevesur I Lord Kensinitos Duke of Beaufort, E.G. Sir Chas. Merges, Bert. M.P. Sir W. Lewes, Est. sod All. lae.l Kirkwall, M.P. Lqd Cawdor Lord Viscose, Clive, M.P. AKlnelt C.C.& of Oxford Lisa Drawer • Marquis of Detrushire Earl of Pembroke NG. D y ke a is Niwtheuerisa4 Marquis of Ceieleds K.G. Earl of Plyssoisth Lard Gwyslir Marquis of Worcester Dyke .f Rutland, KG. . Earl mr 'wiry Sir Thee. allooty** Bart. M.P. I lAird Viscose& &Igraine Treasurer—Richard Edmunds, Esq. Vice-Treasureis—The Rev. Medingtuti Buckley, sod D. F. Jours, Esq. The Nobility. and Gentry nicheed to support this truly excellent mud valuable last twisty, are requested to sorted* at the Welsh Charity Schad-hoses to Breakfast,.. WED. NESDAY, March I, at Ti.. o'Clock is the Foresees, to joie the President, she Yiee-Presidesits, Stewards, and others, Member* of she Must Ilininiirable and Loyal Society of Ascirut pritoos, in celehratiog their Hinsdred and Sixth A nn iv er s ar y Fr.tival. on St David's Day, at the Pariah Church of St, Martio's.in-ttse.Fiekla, where Prayer* will he read in the Ancient Radish Language by she IGv. Thoessiiii Alban, araplaiit to She Society, awl a Serowe preached in English by lbe Klett Hon. and Hied Rev. Father in 4144, &Valium, Lori' Diattop of Leedom. and afterwards preend to the FressoasioneTsvere to Dimmer. FRU I 111111 T, The Merl Neighs the Montero of BUTE. Mit MisiduitoTo, Colootl Bother, M.P. N ilhoot Willisnao, EN Johu Wpm' Gel& h. Esq. William Lloyd Coldecot, EA,* Moved Teodoro", Boi. MP. litho Womb Fog. nrossens, Meson. John Day I Moors. Jobe Liar) Dosrs.l J.son I Asks, Proper( • Heor. it Jeers Jesseiirso ens her Julie Jones Willson Wiliness. Ticks% Mo. each, to he hid of Me Serworsk; as the Irneesoseste Toms, Onset (lessiwatosel, Liersole's INN tildes She lassies Teeters, Bishersston.senel; sot of the Seevelary, et the letimel.heesei Chiefs lifilseted. V*louses, pries Mirelire . NM were set takwag 11w meths. *ids. - This day is published, price Ts. In beards, the Fourth &labia of FAMILY PRA Y E : conspased principally is Expreasioas takes frous the Hely Inaptness. ad from the Established Sereirea of the Church of Etaghod. By the Rey. THOMAS COTTERILL, Perpetual Cu►ate of St. Paul'.. Church, Sheikh'; sad late Fellow of St. Ashes College, CasahrWge. Printed for T. Codell and %V. Davi.% *used ; said sold sho by Hatcharti, Piccadilly; sad Seeley, Fleet street. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. As ASSIZE SERMON, preached at Shreed, March IS, 1816; price Is 6d. 2. A SERMON peasrlard at Starved, Jame 3, 1814, at the Visostioss of the Rey. R. Nitres, M.A. Aichdeacu of SW ford. Seemed Edition, pries is. ANSWER TO THE ADDRESS. The Margate CmuLSIOMMINIST' presented the Answer of Ids Majesty to the *Mimeo,' Condolence mid Cougratulation on the demise of his late Ma. Jamb which was read by the Lotto ClllaNciLLOa. I. the fallowing effect :- 4, I have received with IhArrentest satisfaction the Addreei at Condolence and Congratulation directed to be fomented to me by year Lordelpips. Tbe sentiments you have therein expressed are a strung sad mom gratifying testinsoiry to nie, as well of the raper. sad affection In which you hold the memory of his late Majesty, my father, as of your loyalty and attachment to myself .rd my family. la my Amur, reign it shall be my tersest study to imitate the modem of his late Majesty, convinced that, by followiag his exampk, I shaH best preserve the liberties, arid promote the happiness mad prosperity of soy people." On the motion of the Earl of Lteearoot., the Address and Answer were ordered to be entered ois the Journals. NATIONAL DEBT. Mr. Hymns. from the office of the Commis sioners for the R. doction of the National Debt. brought up certain papers relative to the proceed. jogs therein for the hog year. FINANCE. The Earl of LALIDERDAI.2 moved for a variety of papers relative tektite issue and amount of Bank Notes in circulation. the standard price of Gold and Silver, the Exchanges. the Customs, Excise, and the Consolidated Fund. which were ordered. THE LATE DUKE OF KENT. The Earl of Liecitiroot. then moved— " That as humble Address be presumed to his Majesty, to txpesse in Ms Majesty the deep ascent sad sorrow of this Moose on the meant Imesustained by hi. Majesj e ,: o n e • the calamitous sad astisarly death of his Roy./ H . the Duke of Lent."—Agritil to. The Noble Esti then proposed. that a Message of Condolence should be sent to her Loyal Highness the Duchess of Kent. to convey to her Royal Highuess an assurance of the deep sympathy and sorrow of the House do the melancholy and tin. , timely death of his Royal flightiest the Duke of , Kent. He could not move Ono without stating in a few words what had come within his owu personal knowledge. that the amiable character and many, virtues of her Royal Highness to a peculiar roan. nor entitled her to this tribute of respect. Her Royal nighties, had not long resided in this country. sod therefore her excellent character sod disposition could not be so well known as that of other illustrious individuals connected with the Royal Family. But there was no one who had the honour of her acquaintance, but must be im pressed with the strongest settee of the excellent qualities of heart sod mind by which she was dia. tinguished; mud nothing could exceed her aura. !flitting tenderness and attention, and her sell.. plery discharge of all conjugal duties during the lest illness of her late illustrious husband. He was sure. therefore. that the House could have no hails. tioo in leveeing to the motion. Lord Roux said, that he rote under feelings of regret, trot untaingled with pleasure, to second the motion. If it was a mournful duty to render the trie bute of sorrow and respect to departed and exalted worth, it was at the some time gratifyiug to oi jn la the expression of oiimiratiou for living recellence. Seldom had a tribute of !hi. nature been offered with grouter justice. The illustrious pair, the subject of the motion. bail lived in such a manner till death had dissislved their union, as to farm a bright example to the country ; their conduct iu every respect had been such as to eirdesr them nut only to them within the circle of their requsiatatice. but to the nation. During the illness which so fatally separated them, her Royal Highness's care mal solicitude were unparalleled ; fur five nights suc• . cresively she watched by the bed of her husband, sad never left it till every hope had Bed. And the last look of the Royal sufferer repressed =Oft patterfially than all words his gratitude to his Cons sort for her unceasing attentions, mi 4 utiirneig af. &Orin. He should not have do mi jibit,iee ilre his mil feelings. had he not erubraco Apt Apjyrortu. saying what he lied. . , 1t r . ; .... atot • was then agreed 404 1 1 i ordered to he presented by the 7 uaallis end the Earl of Rosalyu. ZE AOXAL MESSAGE. II M rma. the motion of -' • Earl of Ito- - ---- - , This day is published, is See. price Is. is boards, a sew Ultimo A NA LF:CTA GRECA MINORA ; ad usum Tiroliolllll Culla Nulls Plailelvgicie, cpias pectins Coltrgit. parkins ocripost. ANDREAS DALZEL, Encino Regime Sucieiatis Edieessis; et roper is Academia Jacobi 21. Sewerage Bale Litt. Gr. Prof. (idealise a Swerelis et Eiblioiliecalius. Acceduat Purview Lexicon et index Kerman. Priritil al the Edinburgh Vaiveraity Press, fur T. Cadell sod W. Davies; F. C. stud J. Eiviagloso ; Luaginna Hurst, kors,thine, and Bruen ; Jobe Rielvardews; J. damns.; and G. slid W. d. Whittaker, LU041•14 ; and Bell aid Brad- Cate, at Edinburgh. Of whom may be had, sew Editions 0( •1. COLLECTA NBA GRACA MAJOILA ; 2 vols. svo. 11. Os. Ott boards. 2. JACOBI MOOR ELEBENTA WIG!? E GRACE; eau. be. AA. is boards. This day are published, handsome* pritstrd in sue velem* • octave, with the !Rosie, puke Its. boards, rrJACOIIII' ItEtteS OF SCOT. 13 LA ND ; brier 0011111111.rilre, - tual Leers& of Ibe Albertans of the House of Illsort. Collected sad illsehsted By JAMBI HOGG, Aisitior of ' The Queer's Wake," Ake. ice. Printed fur T. Csilell and W. Davies, Loodes ; and liana Blackwood, Edsuburgh. Of whom stay be had. by the same Author, 1. The QUEEN'S WAKE: • Legendary Peeve. The Sixth FARM., deo. Its 4. MADOR of the MOOR : a Porn. Sec 7e. MI. 3. The BROWNIE of BODSBECK. and other Tiles (is prose). T.O Volumes Itoso. 14s. URGENT DISTRESS. THE COMMITTEE of the WIDOWS' FRIEND and BENEVOLENT SOCIITT, in re. terming their cordial timing to ILneealewl Paine for the ready snort I bey have wade to dude imilieleelder aid is favour of the distressed Poor *flies Illetropsfe,ffitek it due to the kindness of their (rinds to offer the Alf men( state ment of the mode is •hiels such aid is al*sent applied. They are eugaged lo rellether wren* of oar eases, conist. log of more than 2,01111 teilindeale, by pressed visits, by the gift of mosey, potatoes, soap, nab, seatinews eon posed of straw is the cheapest covens& blankets, ad rocs ; articles either of so mean a ilsoniptioe, es , se stamped wish the mark of the Society, so hardly to admit of beteg pledged VC seised for rent, bet which must of necessity b• applied to the purpose fir which they are bestowed. le caws of dangerous sielierte, nub clerical sod swill en aid Ins he,. tilitineed,. by which it is hoped both the opinion, and tempered maladies et the Definers have hen effectually relieved. Still much sad peogent distress presents itself to the iequiries of the Committee • and tilt Is their objets to administer relief la the mo s t effectual used., by enabling the distressed per to shins their owe livelihood, it ie en eel, expedient to redeem many inceseary snicks (ism and to Cornish them with sawn sums of moiety, g r a c t i ty the traffic of Ads, fruit, On. they may precise* lien daily support, het ono to afford inn, is any lestaires, the mere necesiseiso of clothing, witheet which lbw s. uekhsr engage le week, wee Weenie soy mespeet of ersiteation The Coesinittee, therefore, solicit net only peerimiefteht, het ceeerdiefises of clothes amain's, sod isexiisigarip els that may be deemed soniceablo to the min. HENRY BUDD, Aisldnit. Bridge-street, Bleckfriere. Feb. 7, 1120. . The Committee its6it pu& s la c tsowleillge the sunip6, et the following idioms : ' 'n t. I. By the Rev. H. 11044: .J. 3 0 Me. T. Frampton As. 1 I By Messrs. Hoerr. J. .G. 5' I 'Mr. lesions . 1 1 LI. . 2 0 C. W. SO • T. Fletcher, Eel. Ea- a. Herten . 21 • Inal 1 0 Wes. Pybo • . dy lir. Steward. F. G. W iedsor 1 1 Ur. Oakdee, Ilembersb A. F. 64 1 As. I 1 T. C. 6 411. A. B. C. 3 3 in. W. Y. Robbins 1 AI , . - - - 1 0 E, J. %Wheeler, Emit R. huskies', Esq. An. 1 1 Hitchiu - n Mr. G. Duffield 0 5 Mrs, E. Iffieeter, "11 0 Mr. T. Dodson Am. 10.. SA Jsn7lm , ffi J. H. Ob 1. 1111!wths,' et •• - . _ 011 ,- el -, :carom., R. S. - - IOM. A. brows) - . 1i I ItlkitY's_folrient .... I 4022 e. . rd.ly was reed by Her. E. WarA, leer 2 I Maw A. Broom As. I 1 racer at rue taDie, I , ~ Ay Mmes. Drussemood. Miro 11. &ova A. I 1 His loriltilsip 164 gee ead ' , aid. tlt.t fla could Mr.. Holliogiuo .0 0 —Tremor, Hog. Au. 1 I mot bate supimaied the propriety of the milieu By Mr•llllLliatebard awl so. Mr. H. Nettie( I 0 orliicit ba intended to sebesit ii. accorstmee 1,4 his W. sad el. - 1 0 Mrs. heser . M. GA. tfias. tiro. T. Erokiaa I I Mr. Siloam A*. 1 I r et ql:t . atbaist igraciosa hitaiage , which bad jest Mr. Vrtie.by - t t rapid bate been cettioiaueil by soy woe, .. . . caattitiasidan'at twin-. for tie poor air 'morally roomisu Irofor# Mat 1• $ 11ertitso roam Ito whielp bad Viz *4 by How Err. H. Road, Mew Ifike•Sereill ; sad WV. ' • ._ 1144• Illa I 1 . 11 0 104 wilo) rimen l 4.* seilwank aerisktrf - 4••••1 ma of moor, at Oho " 641 14 " - ''' ' ' bad sod. that the atone low Mot Bastbrora :--111sooro. Hours 37, ilimobrret; Low. . . -• r „,,,,,, „th„,,,,. se p riev i es u p 9. — Drummed. Cbodompormoa ; Milblo- 1 1 01111014 41•1111811*•0041. . , , . Co. IS, Hadaltrobary; liktelot b 7 111 . 11 . allifilw#lo. 'joie t his iut &mese tetvecip, ewe. Sou, lee, Floolidlny. • ; but - Lisidebille welt she, ti &As, Lordships that , AO - Pam hawed bed pored at • cortais time, he believed in the reign of Kies William 111., by which the existesce of the fawner PorlimMent was isietiiised for sic meads, after the Royal demise ' provided his successor did sot thick proper to dissolve it sooner. His .priseipal object heti beers to obviate any inconvesimices which might trios from • di.. puted succession; but he was perfectly ready to admit, that without takin the esterase ease of i disputed *emersion, there might be many difficul ties at the beginting of a mew reige, which might rendvr it advisable that Parliament Add deathly assemble. But the Act mereittorevided for the assembling of Parliameat, withset directing that it shoeld at all enter es business, leering it altogether to t h e discretion of the King whether he should suffer the two Houses to commie sitting, or dissolve there. But the law did set allow ter estistence to be protracted beyond the period of stir manths. Such was the state of the law, and lie ad sided that since the period of its euretment it bad not beets usual to dissolve the Parlianseut till cer tain points of busied of au importaut nature, sea particularly the °steer the civil list, had been settled. But the hitter was a question which snore peculiar ly concerned the interests of the Croon, sod there fore, if the Crown thought proper to waive assent, immediate interest on this occasion, out al Aregard fur the common convenience and welfare; 4oe knew of no public reason against the coarse proposed. and the immediate dissolution of Parliament. if this introduced any alteration, it was only Ibis, fist instead of invitiag the attention of Parlamentet bee. tily to such us important question as the state of the Civil List, it afforded more lime for its dee couideratiuo. His Majesty's Weems did est wish to bring that great question berm the Legislature precipitately, bet to allow staple niers fee deli. berating nu it. Looking therefore to whet was post, he saw no reason why Ibis or the other Hemet should object, on the score of precedent, tea the mode of proceeding now contemplated: That being so, the present question resolved *elf iste this—what was the muse, the most conveuieut sod most expedient, for the public interests) And when they took into esusideretioo the imports/4 nature of the business bossing over Irem teed lete meeting. sod that of the public busied gam rally, iudependest of the Civil Lim, be pet it I. their Lordships, whether, iu the downed of the proceedings affecting themselves. which would we cesserily take place by law. after a sheet period. and the preparations usually made throughout the country for supportiug their ewe haunts en look an OeCatio4l. it was likely that the 'ether' Meets could pay the necessary degree of allentioulo nem, were they tosit for the term the law permitted. fie asked. whether it wee sot more Attie, that the important pseuds, to be shortly agitated is this a Legislature, should not be sent before • eve Pee. hielaret, so receive the dm Nod deliberates MAIN said due to them, He bad sew stated tie gross& out which the advice had beets gives se • his Majesty, to send down the Message, reed iseediag the areas which hod loses deemed mast proper fee the dispatch of the hosiesess or she country, and most coladecive to the public wends. The Diable Earl thee dud an Ammer is hi. Ma jesty's Message. pledging the Howse to a eoweer retie. is the useessires therein meommaldeit. • The mold binieff bee* POP The Marquis of LoillOoWO said, that whew' he had risen the day before to rupees has lieuttint coiscurrerice is the Address of Cosideleoco ea the death of his late, and Congruent's° lbe VW des- Gies) of his present Majesty. as expeessioses to abide the Hume resolvedly participated. be had et the same tiros felt, that whets a course bed biers adopt. ed by his Majesty's Meister* different frame diet pursued on every former similar meeevion. he shoslet out have dose his duty if he hod rot declared his moletion to withhold Isms assent, or rather to alma his dissent from asesserm rematkahle for declinin g from all former preeedestss Theme cat attacked to ancient forms to set* degree as to dosing they should newer be deported from. still he theught shot .othing was Abate valuable and *doable in a tem State than the trammissiest of those which expeeieotie had demonstrated to be attended with siettel cup orqoeuers. To what did the mem nosi *duped by the Nolen Lord go ?—tro coedit Perliarneet the fitness of its ewe ammilemusee • being es Awe.- hides. He vended to sae Iltal4Mse sassiest ether instruct im which Semaiip at 51 w taw try Iced sabisitted to the Padimesset , lb. propriety rir the contrary of its west iiseslabies. There was i.e Nita qst which all plasma Om Soo& isle Parliantat was the *arse isiir et ike eterahterey of inn am dissalosaaa--esal in was *my 4604 . ... • - • .. . ~. • . .. ~. . . • . ' 3 4 .' . - A..• • : . . • ~ _ ....t-764011 44 ~ ' % • 4 ~ • . • • • . ' • - 0 - r.. ~.. :; •••44. -At .. :• • •s . s I .., , , ~ . •- ,I i 1 d s• ... / .. / 41 7; (... • . ..•• . . - , l'' , 0.. , f. je 4r. %. • . . ~ .. • - .. . . . . • Ili. 'Mit • • *no 4ii. t.l 4.l;t•ifik .I, 0 • . • • - - . :••, • • ~. 41 1) ... I ft , ' • i•• ;:: P. Te''' . *re I . a • •,. it ,- tfte.rie tae . • • ....- ...... • • , •It .ki - wnsu'is•3 *id • et in . 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ARMY CONTRACTS. - This Sty irs peditiohid, a ' Ostia li lot, Ihie tilfigAlD v. ' 41.ripirrwi.• swore, thet o• peecodost Gaga he pridoeed of a THIS EVENING. SATURDAY. Frh. 19, Costineaster Depaarnainis, Tnsannew•• Pulsate sows, • h. is THE LIFE of AffIIHIEW M be rgt / FILLE?: P Plt ' lit ei sil isee' APi el l :liee r t t° 10 1 l I • ifi a - 111 . eish;orrialswill4ll (',}fit aniet egsili otr e th= s t ailmillit itere sh: th at pleent "ieli god• N P • l : 4 4 4 4 will be performed Itpeoises Forst* Opera, eatitled CIIINVINCRIB, FlLsauain , e t thee. CENERENTOLA. NOTIC F. is hereby irises S . 41 Persesee derid e eeweiews leuerrerhawaf the Itodssistshol slid the. bide lo il CeSllll. N memo v. wittsuatorg.- Ise w e mot mow es to del i beramb: .T hry ecr 7 Critallori . of HONAILD ISMOICROziII, late 4 'Gem* is After Hie Open (ant time). a wow Belle, entitled eery History id Reettaad. ' A ' 1 mu oiCaakateteaS la at*Plit WM, sad Nurres tenth and begi..in a th d a .6lll.l. "ar k Caossyy virt . 4 ,l74: llll" as , Pook estisokir id Walstelebled. is the Skein at lealaaal 41.1" lift eilialtilla to 'Ph" 161) "6" 414nstitY PANURGE. wilt, nitint sew stencil, Denim. Detonable% Ate. fa Me Najaf?. Lend Pare* as Coosessitoefit, Querfere Appoint, **galenite of Originel pen. ~ ~,. .0! tr ic t iom pilie *Oh of 4.41 111014 an by ihruseelves e * Wad •0 del delis* a • Setteeeiffly Wlteeee* Ike oe satura?, ibe Seth into . will be roamed Ow the Gest wed Barrens in Me undeassaitiosell Clainstiee aid/Hoods : By TIVONIAS Iliella, DD. , ise is amid. we. ' Dams GSM at MU la Eirsiesaik duo • 'Hair) a tend Irvine Opera, retitled Gooiest e Bayard.; S o de s .A. °Wein moll Oliford, Meister is 4 the Gospel, EdiabasOur"' / 1. 111.14 _,",....0.„,. _ 46 Cid' , 1 4, 0 " at she lieeren• • 1 dot.," fr* th e predecessor to the siseoessofebtit sill.re ilic'postry Stillest, oil*, by Hr. Stefano Teufel, • the Marie Borboofteimii„g ine the City el Reflood, . Fri...A lied T. GAM sad W. Dame s littlish ; mai ‘www•e' 6" minnin ": l 4 l l ol l 4 • 46l banidisiti.l . the Illootrioes Pertalssio are so ate Ihritsie owls by baser Lirerati, 'Sigh tidied, sew Scesesy, itionea, De- the Town 4 Nemeth lain,. • • Wines* hillock Eslishoreli., senslose. Linden, in ' die Mil asp et Innings p o i called to nowise. to hie hire air owl behalf. the tontine, be. Hunan ford), flaws Solornek AN whoa may be hail, by she lone Sather, •ilt i ee iwohikolt Hioreetabllt sill lis peallltipMielly est • _ - orroiet a Hererk Ns &rat TM lA% of JOl4ll 11;NOLIssitalaing Useierstioas of Ili beimilli4 4 ll / Ml = - ' VI " •' I - fosetitios of revel itotheriiy. which ho hod hag o . 4k .41#1* . t 1s. cement:id is the woe sod behalf of ettother. i'h THEATRR.ROYAL. DRURY-LANK. Becht% • Herdbill, • litufielk, die Hiabity of the IteSseisatios Is Sautlimod. TM Fate* i : TH tH EVENING. SATURDAY. Feb. 1 14 esethrolite (imiele- Haab. ' Sarrer,' . rAiltloti. Twe eels. octavo, It. Is ; WIN let sews dun ia could Imi Mid ory devittise I* Majesty% hernias will perform the Opera of ding doe Tows !sleet Illos. • ascent •4 • - . • ' - ""J"'" „. t t-.Tr--co-- a- ---r hoe His law was attempted is osissetpershe of these THE SIEGE OF BELGRADE. of Newinarketh Isle of WIEle 4. try ,, This day art pahlialied, pries lea is boards, tie tilt amid Slll - ~ - • ciiecoestooces; be eppseherdod thee4ll* opero. Cheater Yonne* sr fitiPliithiCiPlitlifisat Ziff: ' The Screskirr . Mr. &slim ; Wore! Colwobere. Mr. T. cew I, ~ ,_„ g„ !WI • PIS of it was se* the th ee as at all odaer time* Cophe; Tomah: Mr. Gaelic • Leripuld, Iler. Marley ; Peter, . •• •, ; _".'„‘',.ei•u• , _L•reaatere ' Wills, E HISTORY of FRANCE. Civil sod t Let the Wets" mod beton of the Act be CoosidsOod Mr. Pearson. Kashm Who Grew; Chita, Mn. Illaod; ~...r1 " ;° " >1 1 • I•ncerarrs Woreaker, THlllilitary, EecloWasainl. ealbleol, Llieney, Catooter - - 4164 Lincoln, Volk. isopss OF LOlUNl f llithav i Ithmossir is. ceder *hick they owe es* lining ; foe before Lilts. Meditate Vrotris (bee list appears** ow the English li c - t ' 4, . , 6 4 14 c• ttc• CaaHrtin lb* hoes the earliest Ate* to di. 144 " i. bag ril ato the Drools of Lewis XI . A.D. 17 1 e. Illieldkors, tite pining of that Mat is woo the awaiwit swab! stage:. ...4111 I 4%14 4. '• Hy the Rut. ALEXAND • N gas P-P- . tab Lois Quo/seams tilsoi . to the •••• 14 " 0 8 4 d eg esaillieli pire et sh t 4 : 1 11 : 1"/ " G i am r .ide ir i th illirn th e K P log rie. . L e c 6t b to the course of the Owns Ur. Brahman will IslOrdsies gT se ll, Heassosil., Commies 4 Horeb ••• Skeulb, owl South Wales, • ii i. heari with Iwo I. hootise;" " The lailthe laail" I. D ur k, s 3, ndawd. p5.16,..p, A. 4 to site seer Otiose *lt ~.....r . .. as, • 4 .. /ore; the Don 0 Shall Vie worrosesio look dews as the . PROW fur T. Cade!! and W. Darin, ; a n d le. tow 11 braiwee' threw onion ii. renew or *Po." wish Mr. T. Cooke, sloe will leg a Who 1 .1 04 ° 1 / 1411 14 t i arlhambarlaaa nil cnifidi" in Xleekwood, Edisborgh. dm, Nottisighans, North Britaiii. *ever. did sot arrive till shoos • sedie. owe: • wig n ' s 4d " Nillihni•• 416 ilmr /1.18.118 7* 41 " 66 vueht not hire." Or whom way be boil, the Six foresee V. 1....., prise log""de 'Preens' Peers were with. , aad their Lordships owe swore that so Atil of Pee. I el•WelliiiiTe a 7l.7l ;s4lllTaime sWe eiti•:.ll - •4;41 I ID-.loloBet if:think*. csreemilibilm ANimob•Anpre• i ifirsiaag ,do opopivisiv of do Comm • Who lan swill hi a Moor wirola • illiberal' • WON ao Most is • semille•mie• el dip abiesr•s icsjeljgallhitse,.•o l ki.elist . l wpm N4ope *et et ihomidis etwitat the rigid eirdierassing mid ',~