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)1 1nt,t,;4.) e 3 4 A_ Ajt It nUIDM 41i NUMBER 5056. LONDON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20. 1819. Al NG's TII riVIIS EVENING. qA lIINDAY. Feb. 20, will be E erfae4 Paerk4kesppria EAST INDIA HOUSE, JANILILKT 27, 1519. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of 3IERCHA.NTS of ENG LAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do heiehy girl Nettie, That the COMMITTEE, of RUYING • soil WARE HOUSES will he rcarly to twelve Fromm%ls in writtml, wall up, on nr brfure EDNESDAY, the 10th sof Fe bruin y, 1819, hunt such persons as may be willing to brio ply the Company with BRITISH AND SWEDISH IRON; _ _ _ MN. HAVOON'S EXHIBITION DRAWINGS rrnm the CARTOONS and ELGIN MAI BLES. lay his Pupils, Lainhavers awl Dea•ick, as RC-OPENED fur • fortnight longer, nearly opposite ilia glob Gallery, at the GREAT R 0117“, up aline, No 87, MA1.1., in consequence of its great success in St. Jamea'N-street. WESTMI ST It LE(;T/UN. FRIDAY, I:1 Ditl.14111( 19. LA MIIOI)ESTA REGFIt A I RUT.. the first at t, a N►w Grand nie , s tw , ment, in trhirh Slnneienr Baptiste and Madimniaelle %Maine von thnue the %linnet de In Color, and Ole i,rw Gavotte; and Mathnsuisclles Gro.we and Hnt enowitic. After the flowra, G wiell'e Wallet, entitled PAUL ET VIRGINIE. The Grand Ballet of Teleonine la in rehearsal, asel rill speedily he proiltier.l. SIYTFL D %Y. Mr. linetton eaa **lmre Itte Nobility and the Puhlir, that the DrnwinKs were never in on fine • Isght before, or looked so well. This day the bit.iner. of the Election 'vent on ns ovoidt morning nas rellter dull, but the crowd at I raigt It tumid nut same merriment iii the appear. mice of a very odd fellow, Mho solicited permission to address them. lie was at !engin, with some dif ficulty, elevated ul the vlllllll6. IA of the crowd. and limn this pliviiion lie lancer -dot in make a vety animated liJiangue, which was so repeatedly inter- . 'opted by burets of laughter noel applauce, that And that the Condition* of the 91111 Coristroet may he leen noon application to the Cie.k io the *mill Commitire, with whom the Proposals mart he left before Eleven of Ilse Clork on the said Otis February, after which boor the Com mittee will nut receive any Tender. JOSEPH DART, secreta►y. TH R .11'BR-110 Y A DRURY-LANK. rr"N EVENING. SATI 7 !WA V. Feb. ,2n, .bia Majesty's Servants will perform (for the 4111' time) a New Historical Trogedy, e ntitled BRUTU: OR, THE FALL OF TARQUIN. Lucius Mr. Kean ; Time, Mr. D. Fisher exu Tirspon. Mr. ti Kririble ; Arum, Mr. Prater: Claudius, Mr. Covemy; Collatinus, Mr. Ben:neigh ; Volernis, Mr. Holland; Lucretius, Mr Powell; Morality., Mr. Yarnold. WWI, Mrs. Glover ; Tarquinin, Mrs. W. %Test ; Lucretia, Mrs. Robiaann ; Priestess of Rhea's Temple, Mrs. Brerelon. 111 Act I. the Procession of Tarquinia to the Temple of North e. In the course of the Tragedy the following New Seems, designed by Mr. Greenwood, and painted by bon and Assist. a m., w II be exhibited .—A Street in aticieut It 1111 l e —Roman Eorinipment before Arill a—The Teut of Ssati., with dia -1 ill! vow of the Cent', before Arden—Tim Eipm.triaii Statue of Targoinlll9 Superlma—The Forma—The Conn-yard and l' dace of Tarlionius Superbua—Ruina in nneirid Rome — Tern ple of Rhea and Monumental Spittle of Sereins 'Ennuis patiimmt 111 the. House of Brutus—View in Mime, taken from IA Tliierry's celebrated picture of The Judgment of il ill 4. After which (91i time), a new Musical Farce, called HIGII NOTIONS; OR, A TRIP TO EXMOUTH. Principal Characters by Mr. blondest, Mr. T. Cooke. Mr. Hit," 11, Mr. Knight, Miss Lubin, Mrs Alsup. soil Sirs. 1,11 !loxes, So.; Second Wire, 3. —Pit, 3, ; Second Price, 'ls. —Lower Gallery, 2,.; Second Price, ls.—Upper y, Is.; Second Price, 11.1. Boxes and Places to be taken of Mr. Roilwell, at the !Co lumba of the Theatre, front Teri till Furs - ; where may be had a Private Rot nightly. 'Mc ;sew Musical Eirce of High Notion,. or A Trip to F.,runutb, will be perforated every eveniog till further mi llet. MlOnaiT will he prnilitred, a new Mel... Dramatic Mai. n. three acts, to be called The Heroine; or, A Daughter's Courage. we could collect from it *us, !kit lir rib's very &fret ent about the duration of Parlinniesoo; they were for One month Of Leielve, utrUrrrrl little to him, for I.e thought " the concern lard.—:,e thin?. would not do at all, it roust be dune away at once." The crowd, however, soon got turd of the weight of the mottoes body, if not of his argument, sod lie was tossed down without moult ceremony. in the course of the day, some objections were taken by the friends of Mr. liohlitture to the votes of aoinr ul the performers cf Drury-lane theatre. on the ground that they were his 31irjesty's servants, hut the objection wee overt uleil. A little before four o'clock, Mr. Floblionse ap pearrd on the hustings, accompanied by Sir Francis Burdett ; they were received with grrat appl4use, Mr. Lamb soon after appeared, accompanied by Lord Writ. Russell, Mr. Lainbton, Mr. Macdoo.ld. Mr. Wishart, sod several other Ccistlemen. They were loudly cheered. The following wad the state of the poll when it closed at four o'clods • Polled this tlay. Gross Poll. Hun. G. Lamb J. C. Holittouse. Esq ... 100 Major Cartwright 4 The numbers were received with loud shouts. 11 1 '. HOBHOUSE came forward, arid addressed the electors as follows : Gentlemen-111e coalition is not so success ful to day as it was yesterday. They were about 400 a head upon yesterday's poll, and they are only. as I urn infOrilied, 145 a head sq this rta's poll.--(Applause.)—Verhaps I can account f o • it. Yesterday there was a wall: breakfast at Devon shire-house, and another at the liumniums. To day there has been no public breakfast. and that accounts for the deficiency. The coalition of Whig and Tory stands as usual; they are pulling and acting together, and recourse has been had, even beyond their coojmnt efforts, to a measure never, I believe, before resorted to ii Westminster. A Nobleman went about canvassing this day, with the steward of soother Nobleman at Isis elbow, to whose reaters they paid their visits, iii order to intimidate—you cannot call it persuade—the tenants to vote for the Whigs. The breakfast system is i new—it was commenced by the Whigs at mar last Eleartni— the precedent was then made. If this wer e in a small town, I am informed by risotto learned in the law, it would be called treating, and I mu at a loss to know why it should not be cousi dered the same here. There is one thing certain, that whether it is called treating or not. it is very mean, it is very shabby, it is very 11'higgish-.- ( Loud laughter)—and only a coutirmance of the trickery, which on all accounts forms the greatest part of the tactic. of these men, who ruse into some lime esteem merely because they were consi dered somewhat better than their Government opponents. Jo this the way the people of Westminster are to be treated ? Are they to be fed out of their votes ? I hope toot.— (Cries of " We never 011 !")— Are they to be deluded in this nianner ? Surely they are hut. You hear a great deal about the wanner in a 'licit the people of Westminster have been said to be tradueed by a Junta of tradestnen. Did this Junta, as a set of respectable men have larch call ed, ever give breakfasts fur votes ?-.--(Cries of " No. never !")—Diet they ever go about with Noblemen's stewards to intimidate their tenants to vote ? Did they ever let louse the !el aunts of pub lic offices, or tlie servaiits of the Secreories' De partments, to carry their particular points ? Did they ever canvass with letters from oleo of influence to make the people vote one way, though they thought another ?—(Applinsfe.)—The 15'lligs say they can't help it if they have a Government sup port. No ; I know they can't—nor conk' they help it if the Tories gave them a place ?—(Applaure.l— Mr. Lamb says lie is of no party, and nut under the influence of any man—lie will still, how ever, be an acquisitiou to them,he will give them in his vote a certaiti consideration which will be as good es a place. The Whig Candidate honoured one yesterday with the. muse of the secorid Joe Miller.—(A laugh.)—Now, it is a very curious thing that I can't please the Whigs do what I will. The day before yesterday Mr. Lamb called on me to enliveri.my speeches with a little humour-1 at tempted to adopt his recommendation. end to do act yesterday, and then he tells me I was too jocose. and did not please him at all. Mr. Lamb set site the example of being witty yesterday—you heard hits talk of "the spruce Mr. Clarke ;" I assure phi he is one itf die wits of the party. am sorry, however, to row, that if Una is the ea tent of the wit of lite limy, it won't du. I must learn humour, I &I/prebend. from another school, though 1 thought, at first I should hare.' Ly&f put offrisbook.—(Laughte r .)—B u t let us look at hit principles : he first told you they were those of Sir Samuel Romilly:—lie afterwards says, tlort his principles are his own , and that he will not have them countersigned .by any man. Thin he talked to yOu about the giorioui Resolution. and said the principles of that day were the same which he How clitrialied. The Tories talked just in the same manner. Whets .the Whigs bird to carry She Ca thulic Qaestion, the Tories rallied, as .hey sound the ethip•ti!ution—they said it 63 s nrol'''`e they revered the Constitution they opposed the Catholic Qiirstims; and now the 'Whigs say that it is because tti-y revere the cutertiuttion they will TIIE .4 TR E-110Y AL. COYENT.6 ARDh; N. Tins EVENING. SATURDAY. Feb, 20, will lie acted +lt time) the new Tragedy of EVA ONE ; OIL THE STATUE. With new Scenery, Der/MN ire. The principal Charactera by Mr. Abbott, Mr. Matmeade, Mr. Young, Mr. C. Eemble, Mr. Connor, Miss O'Neill, and Mrs. Fantle The Prologue to be spnben by Mr. Egerton, sail the Epi logue by Mn.. Faueit. Aft..r which, the Farce of LOVE, LAW, AND PIIYSIC. Dr. Camphor, Mr Blanchard; Flexible, Mr. J . Remelt; Lubin Lug, Liston; Andrew, Mr. Emery. Mrs. Mi lroy. Mr. Gibbs; Laura, Mn.. Sterline. The Mots to be opened at Six o'Clorb, and Hie Per formance to begin at Seven. Boxes, Price. 34. 6.l—Pit, 3v 63 . gerund Price, 2. —Lower Gallery, •Za. Second Piice, Is—Upper Gallery. Is. Sec IPi ice, Gil. Places for the linx.. to he taco of Mr. Brandt's, at the Nox-office, Hart-struci, Teu till Four. A Private BIM luny Ire hail fur the Season, or nightly, of Mi. Brandon, at the chi Monday, the new Tragedy of Eradne; with Clue timed, or Female Curiosity. new Comic Opera, called The Marriage of Figaro, will he produced early in the week aftie next. Mi-s "zumeiville will shortly appear iu a new character. The New Piece, called The Boßiau Boy, haviiii hero a fifth time huunnred with most ioniiiimuos approval. RIO :11111141111:141 fir a sixth r epresentation wi th sol h osto deit applause, will be surd • eery Eiewilie alter the welly popular IZitinatice of The Heart of Mid-Lothian, which erases in favour on each represent:Mats. IIOVAL CIRCUS AND SURREY THEATRE. I'RESENT SATURDAY, I'el.. 2n, Il st Bra itist Six precisely, will be pri +silted (33d tour} a Caletluiii to It mstr, in three acts, called THE IIEAILT OF NIID-LOITHAN; Or, 'I HV. LILY OF ST. LEONARD'S. John, Duke iit Argyle, Mr T. P. Cooke; she Lain' of Do to loolikes, Mr. Fitz ; Goodie ICJ alias ~tauuton, Mr. Watkins; Archibald, Mr. Fawcett; David Dean., Mr. Chao!; Reuben Butler, Mr. (iornery ; Rai . 3lr. Quern of Englana, MFR. 1)111.11111 ; Su 64;1 k, a. !„ Madge Mrs. Egertini ; Elie Leah-, Mr.. Horn; Jeanie Draiis, Miss Taylor. After UlllCh time), a new Ilelo.draisa, in two acts, founded Oil Mrs Opie's popitlsr Tale, eaSSoil THE RUFFIAN BOY. Barrio Waldemar, Mr. Comer) , Otival, Mr. I'. Cooke; Wolf, Mr. Clifford ; Bruno, Mr. Fawcett ; Giuseppe eet.lfill ; Mr. Wyatt ; ICafo (with a NV ;twat Song, ',imposed hp Mr. Saul...mai), Mr. Morley. Elleciinile ;Wile of Baron Walslemar), Miss Taylor; 31adaihe Mrs, I; 'lett ; Catherine, Mrs. Brookes. In Art I. a Bustle Ballet, with a Pas Bent by Miss Si rtt Act 11. a Nlasquerible, iu which will be introduced 11, yes ! . Gwwite Canuval Danceirinn the Silver Swan. rsixes, Is.—Halfpi ice at I lalfspidt Lt disits to be opened at Halfspsst Five.—To begin at FEW i.I Hie I'erformanrrsto retucluile by Eleeels. N Elk POI' I ?i ufrrvity 1.. aJJiliou to Edits , CAPITA lA, including PRIZE' .1:20,0t)t), Wins linty 10,ineell TICKETS. FliViT DAY OF DRAII'ING, 'Each lit the Mallet% of the First, a.,ine!, Fut: rib, Nevtalligh:swil l'siZe. of X2O, will he entitled lutl:is I:1 S UN DRAWN 'VICE LTS, or the :.:I.lllle &moan' in Slim i..., miklug together I) Unilown Ticket?, or ltat Unilra an Hiders: tie 321) l'ilifrawu Quariersore 640 Uutlrseeti Eighth., or 1,2e0 null-awn Sixteenths, Tube chosen at any I, , ntrry Office iu Loudon or the Cuun. try, snit veb..rer Imps a Ticket ur Shure Pet.or 13r1 *Tin stcUtt the ekto Chaos given by this novel &use:i.e• mesa, by which n Inuits 311XTIT:i MAY g.oei 20. 1 )04) cuisrti. All tti. Viixes in STERLING 3ION V. Ilt . l‘ ',HARES are Sellii c st ALI '1111: LIYI TER)' 0??1(21.$ Al a very nomoroo. aotl reopectoble EE•r- ING of RANKERS, MERCHANTS, TRADERS, and the INHAHITANTS of LONDON, and it. Vicinity, held yesterday at the City of London Tavern; Mr. Alderman %MOD, M P. in the The followisie Resolutions were unanimously agreed to 11. That the Dnty of 44. in the Port of per Clialdruii at Newcastle, on Coals to-might within the I'ort of Luning, and afterwards distriboted through Middle. sex, Surrey, Borkiughatnshire, Hertfordshire, Essex, Berk shire, soil flit pupithitis parts of Kirin, is a local, 1111 just, sod oppressive Tan on their matnerons Inhabitants, and the Va rious maniskelories its those districts, w distressiuz to the ro.ir, nod w direct opposition to fair nod equitable ',million. 2. That an exgonlizatioa of the Duty on Coati would ma tyrially increase the consumption, pioriicolnrly where water carndam emends, and would encourage a valuable nursery for stamen 3. That it in the peculiar Irarilahip of thie tax that it fall, au eacluaive weight on thu►e who pay freight and other cliargea, while it 'raves exempt Atm who call best afford to pay the Duty, from the cheapilear of the article iu the Cual dosiricts. _ ..... 4. That the Port of London does not only %hare this hur then ia;cumt•un with ■II other places Soupphrol a ills sea-burnt Cola, but actually pays • much higher rate of duty per eloahlrom, amutoiling to es. led, whale it is witty 6s. 6d. in olher Ports. . . S. That it woubl be highly desirable for the g I in. (crests of the 'kingdom, if Coal could be left wholly free from taxation, but if the present state of the finances would not admit of this, the Meeting submit to the consideration of the Legislature and tiovernmeist, whether a small equalizing duty, to extend geuerally, would not furni.ll as large au amount of revenue, and remove the elute of complaint. F. That Petitions to the tan Houses of Psrlismrut, aid a Memorial to the Lords of his Majesty's Treasury, founded on those Resolutions, be recommended fur general signature. 7. That Me. Alderman Wood be requested to present the Petition to the House of Commons, aid that the Committee request a Peer to present the Petition to the House of Lords. g. That the Members of the Cities of London and West minster, the Counties of M id.llemor, Surrey, and the Borough of Southwark, and the Menthe's of other Counties and Places liable to the payment of this partial duty, be requested to give the support to such Petition. ft. That a Subseription he opened to defray the expenses, and the same be received by Sir Charles Price, Bar!, Trim sorer, Mansion House-street ; end by the Secretary, Mi James M'Adant, Willow Wharf, 57, Hankside. 10. That the Geminate's composing the Committee, sp. rimed at the last General Meeting, be requested to ems tonne their titettiuns to accomplish the 4 qualigatioo, of the Duly on Coals. 11. That these /tuna!Wiens be publicised in tbe principal Newspaperc. 12. That the ThankA of this Meeting be given to Mr. Alderman Wood, the Chairman, fur his able and troparliol conduct in the Cbsir. By order, JAMES SP ADA M, Hon. Set. To slim all cominusicoi4OUN sic to be addressed, Willow Wharf, 97, Roskilde. FQU A LIZATION of the DUTY we COALS—PETITIONS to both HOUSES of lianient LIE fur SIGNATURES at the CITY of LON DON TAVERN, for Relief from this ohniu.t and partial Tax. By order, JAMES. MADAM, Hon. Sec. NORWICH UNION SOCIETY. for the IN MURANCE of LIVES and SURVIVORSHIP& GRANTING ANNUITIES and ENDOWMENT of CHILDREN, Nu. 16, Watcatoo PLACE, PALL-MALL. ICaTtca.—The Insurer: and the Public are requested In take Notice, that the Society has discontinued entirely all bu:inese at ifs late Office, A'o. 30, Bridge sterol, Mack friars, and has nu COhAeZiOn with any (We in that street. This Society effects lusurances at nearly 10 per Cent. be low the usual rates, and all the tomtit of the soirplo3 pre mium k given to the Members by lionnsesaildril to the Pu. licies at stated periods. The prese.it Capital of the Society exceeds 250,0001. A bonus of 20 per Cent. on the premiums paid has been detlami upon all polities granted prior to J,mr , 1815. The Report of the late Committee, appointed in London for Investigating the Affairs of this Instituting', speaks in the highest terms both of the stability of the Society, and of its Platt. _ . lit making some comparisons between this Society and the .Equitable. io Biidge-street. this Report stales— " The Committee would have alpdaisied from all allusion to any other l litotion of a similar nature, bad out the enemies and rivals of the Norwich ltutnu Society pursued a <Wren tit course. They have not merely provoked compa rison ; they have forced it ; and your Committees. feel con rioted, it as this Society tlizt will have cause to rejoice in the result, instead of its eurmies sod opponents. " The Norwich Union Life Insurance Society may chat- Irmze comparison with the first of all Societies of a similar deteript ion, namely, the Equitable Assurance." The filial Report of the Committee mentions the Life ,011 ice as follows : in In the f ormer Life Report your Committee have to point not no ()Minims, but out one of sufficient importance to affect their opiuiou then espressed of the flourishing state of that branch of the institution. " They omitted to estimate and allow for the repumhase of the Endowments fur Childreo, which may now amount to about 7,15001. LONDON DISTRIZT. Agent for the City, Mr. C. A. Hackttt, Birchiii-lane, Loin bardstreet. Commingle. C. R. Bromiliton, Esq. Blackheath, CHAIRMAN. 11 . tri. Defilers, Esq. Quetii Anne-street, Went Thomas Brnoley, Esq. Bolt-court, Fleet-street. 'Erect. A. Clarke, Esq. Batterrea•rise. John Gage, Eng .Lificoln's Inn. NV". road. -Cheeks jaMee, - Esq. iles. Wlletm, Eidt. Charlotte-rows, Manlius-busier. J.11'141014 FAA Henri ee theitreel, Omni-imams, TREA SURER T. Digo°6l, Jon. iYatirluu-plare, am'RETARY. Janes Harding, E.l. Guwes-street, SURGEON. The COM lIITTEE SITS .F.YERY FRIDAY, et the SOCIETY'S OFEICE, Wateetuto-place, Pell-mall, teem Twelve ui:leerle till Tan. Th e Loarthin Etistruct iSf this Ruriety cathode to all places tteithin lEe delivery of the Twopenny Pwit-011ice, and per ion. receding ise these attain., on whine Lives iiisureures are propireeil, meet appear before the Committee. liwuratices limy lie effected at the Socieli's 01See, la {Yetis km-place; at Ale. C. A. Hackett's, Birehie.laile, Lum bered sheet, Apia her the City; ur with any oilier 'id the thicietys Aeresits In the District, h hat of ahem may be Aid at the Office. AT it GENERAL COURT of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, held at their Ilnime its Leadeolialhatreet. on FRIDAY, the 19th February, 1819, at Eleven o'Clock iii she Fore:mon, Resolved, Nona* Costfmdimette—That this Court hayloft duly mouldered the Ropers laid before them by the Court of Director., and by Mr. Robert Campbell, are of op , that metlinic appears theiein to impeach the honour of Mr. Cumphell, and that he continues entitled to shut confidence nixtedi him in she Direction of their Affair. Re..1111(41 Dnaninuttirly—That she above Resolution be publi , lied in the Daily Papers. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. REFORM OF PARLIAMENT. ELECTORS OF WESTMINSTER ! TriE contest iti which you a re now r Imed is a more importance to LIBERTY than any of your former commie. .—...... The two Aristocratical Factions have again combined to suppress the voice of the People. 'Fbey bare once more laid aside Oleic disgraceful squabbles for power and plunder, and have united to prevent Reform. The Leaders of the Tories and the Leaders of the Whigs, with the refuse of all parties, uuw associate at the same table, and CO operate in She same bad cause. Personal hatred the must venomous, animosities the t deadly, are stispeoded to ensure the dtbilliCiioll of your Freedom. They mistake your inactivity for indifference to the canoe of Reform, amid hope by its contiunance to triumph ever you. They deceive themselves. You will crowd to the Ppll, and secure your Independence by relitruitig Mr. HUB. ROUSE with an overwhelming majority. STATE OF THE POLL, FIFTH DAY. Total. Hoanous► CARTMRIGRT., LANS .. Commiiter, Fi :her's Rooms, Coyest-garden. February 19, 1819. ihilvirript are received at the Committle Room, and by the Tie...usurer, Mr. Brooks, 110, StiNUII. This day are published, handsomely piloted in 4to. with nu merous Engraving. of Views, Maps, &e. price 41 144. 6d. in hissed.; a few Copies WI large paper, price 51. Ss. in hoards, 'FRAN - ELS through DENMARK'. SWF.- DEN, LAPLAND, FINLAND, NORWAY, and RUSSIA, with a Description of the City of St. Petershurgh, during the Ivrasmy or she EITII/el,lll. Pant. Ey E. D. CLARKE, LLD. Being 11w first Section of the thirst and last Part of the Arthur's Travels in Europe, Asia, and Africa. Printed fur T. Cada and W. Ihtvier, Strand. Of whom may be had, A few remaining copies to 410. of Part the Second—Section the Third—Greece, Egypt, and the Holy Land. To which is misled, a Supplement respecting the Author's Journey floe C1.11013116110 1 1k. 141 Vienna; containing hi. Amount of the Gold Misses of Transylvania and Hungary. Price 41. 144.6 d. in boards. Ulm si.sy is published. in Three Volowa, 12nso. price 169.4 d. Wards, irlikAliWOOD HALL: • Novel. balsarling a Dehroption of the Lakes or Cumberland and West. !lowland, awl a past of South Wales. By CATHERINE HUTTON. Prisord for Losientoss, Hurst, Rem, Orme, and Rrowo, London. Of whom tea• he had, by the saw, Author, The 11 EISH MOUNTAINEER. In 3 Yids. 160. 6d. board.. 'llse 31ISER MARRIED. In 3 Vols. price lbs. beards,. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Hy M&. ETANS, At Lis House, N0..20, l'alLmall, THIS DAY, SATIDIDAY, and during she whole of next %Verb. THE Ttool l'ori* of the etirion% and Extro. bivp LIBRARY of the late JAMES BINDLEY, Esq. rconuve.l frum lila residence in Somerset place; couialuong an extraordivary Aiar.tublage of rare and curious Suulki., in were Department of Literature, but particularly iu early hagledi Luaxainie. CHILD DESERTED. si*WENTY GUINEAS REWARD. ulitisT CHURCH, SURREY, February 19, 1919. 1 . 1 1. 1: 1 : , 1t ,i l v t: A F I' a b r e 6 4 11t A tit i :I E, u t 1:S I ;f t ; i d l e I 1 :r J W .t i he door oldie. Wm khl/INSt of IhiwPal isb , shortly Air ',even o , elt lea Ihr evirmlog ; whoevrr will give such law leaf as shall lead to the Convicliffit of the inhuman Work+ who drormd She 551.1,1 Infalbt, shall, slims Custvictiou of .the °etudes, receavt the abov e RPM an l. DESCRIPTION. - . . The Chat" ta shunt two or three month.. 01.1, rather . ituty, .1.1.1. • y...„ with n great 'wino..r in them; dirk ham:, was drr0.0..1 to 3 loot white 1)ed.010w.., frilled at the ws Ist ; two Ithitikets, two napkins (our calico, the other horkahark), two ctpc (one suitle-laced border, the oilier .10.11.1c.lared border), sw *rapped op its an 01.1410.unel p.-titro.t., mur.h mrittled. 31 EY 310T1, Visit! (Auk. 66, 117 rem Sourperert. TEA TRADE.,TIIE LONI)oN GENU. IN F. TP.A COMPANY, 23, Ludgate-Hid; with much fr i easnie !repent their riehuust leilguirots I.s the Notiiiitfi, Gesitry, and their rritll/11; at la.ge, fur the daily illation:ruse of a larger portion of public ['armor, than pothers W. 116 ever reeeiesd, miler lar C1111044/1. s, by mi.. mercantile listablisloneut iili4tt,t . ll/I‘C lac tut "ateutmee his born moriinl, rental with the Po h)ile 1.11! to ileterinine. Thu Compiles, torsi 1, 1 to antrum. e, th it fur the better serum ~,,, Immo of the it )lary•le-Busie, apil all ports tit the )Vest re , : of the Ile they will own a large Coutslishinent M. \r SATIU It DAY, the 40111-16- .1.15.1, a No. 148. oxFORD-sTitEET, Nrui ly ompmite Boruhritrect, where the Public may l e assoreol of la tug supplied with TEAS or the tame (4114iIIIPIs Milt as have given vesli time. rs:il +Ajar:reshot at b.f.:at, Wit. Caterti.a.—li 111111frativr oil/hr Proprietuis, In 111.41% defence, to .tale, slime the above Premises awe s.,rral (...tens are preemie.: to upi a Hunter. with:,, a few dun.. ill.' L ' ompany, iiWillurr, outwit their I,snide, who int, 64 to honour the 114 V.Aahlislitactit with a profersure, riot to lw mist , ky ;ins external iesrmblftricrs *lush tun) ht mkptrti. The new FAVlbio.lomeirt is r. 44 1. d otoloole the People. of ‘VhiKgery, and wt . declaration pot attract and said he wet the r Mr. Clarke he war if mug System ,und aro a spy, who morel; tion to lom.—/(:sirs might not in hive lire , Then ofterwar we% s barber—ww4 called a rpy ? The greet deal or gcod on brought out the fee Lamb had tis the borough oestrus. Let rite tinoly put this goestiuts In Irani linw. They b.sy that I would limit your ootfrage—i say, I ' would extend -it. They ory I woold not knee all I •ekeepees vote—l flly I would oat otsqs.rot house. ' keepers. Will they go so far as that ? r eask them, Gelitletitert. l'broy say. Jam not for annual Par !ianressts--1 stay I ern I sill they go as f,r as That ? -Ask them fientlemen. Well they give you any reform that ern!l destroy corruption— will they ?—ask them, Genileencre. Will they coo veld, to cut A sp the rotteutetronth syotetri eltoges 'her, and with it the presessideratisig influence of greet families at elections ?.. Opt we must not pre*, tlw.e I.oplea On a Man tabs does not undertlend the Istirottgli questiati.—(Luugitier,)-wThe mistake however, now Isegi ~,, ing to be ilissipatt4. The whi ga and the great families of Westwilister have halted, and their aim is to divide atom% themselves the rights of the, tr t .filettori, of oil. vay. it is for you to say %vitrifies you will allow your rights to he divided betweeu these great poldwal factious."... (rrisp/otree.). Mr. 1,015 came forward, but was f.r a consider able time prevented from 11 , 1(!rvsfitli.; the Electors, in consequence of the 4pposition which was ilium. felted by a number s of per-ons io toe crowd. lie at length proceeded es follows: " If it is your pleasure to hear me, Getitlestieu, I will address few olpiervations to you—if not, us I ant very mach exhausted from my tlfarts to make myself audible to you all yesterday, I shall retire, and not present toyer If wild pot Are more jo. rlisied to hear ow.—(Cries of hirer, hear.) -se- The elate of the poll ttisclay think, gives us every prospect of ultlttlate fill•Cra , . We are. I ileCeer. (lay, ,'„730 at the 1te.1 , 1 of the poll. That the poll has out proceeded t‘ait the same quickness it did yesterday, oily, I :,rior,e, be Ise counted for from two causes—lw, the.wettiess of the day ; and, e(Ily, the over-saiirtime expectations of my friends, who thiek the victory an Lire that there is Mb necessity of their taktug the trouble to come to the husthi4s. This is not ecting ('.entlemen, for if we ran he &fettled, it Most only he Isy a tea Brent confidence in our own security though we have every fair isrovrCt of stiree,e. yet Still we must not forget mat we Kaye battles to tight, and efforts to Hooke, wiswls will rtliistre all our attreition.—( Here Ale. Lamb was interrupted by u noise /ruin the ernird.),-W el l, Groat-Ince, if (11r. Ijobliouse'a triewls won't lieur me, I caul help it, wish you all good night, though I ant sure, when we know rash Other tietter, give use a patient ,• i petka:e. ) Flohhouse has told you that be c tit't please one. Yes, lie can ; indeed all lie has said from the heginniug of she tivciioii (pi t he end pleases me. Hr talks of the Whigs aslieti.glnt f jrm supporters. You know I clone before you as no natkoossu man, and to have your Iluarzigr” I 11111:4 anew I deserve them. My oppooent l u te talked of my friends hav ing given public 6feet:fasts ; they have ,not, to say knowledge, dome sane such ditto. But what have my oppolient's frienas been doing ? if they have nut treated the Electilra With breakessfs, they have treated them amply with bapd* of music and flag , . I meet them every where about the streets. If the Ele.ctors of Westminster can be gratified with such exhibitions, they are greater fools then I have rea son to suppose they are, from tut knowledge of their intelligence and character: He talks of No blesurn and NobleMets's vteererds Intimidating the Electors of Weottnineler. This is hrolisk, Gentle men, for he knows the Electors of Westminster are not to be intimidated by rosy ,141:111 or set of mitts. —(Applause.)—lle charges We with ealliog him the es cond Joe Miller. No, Gentlemen, j did not give him that appellation ; what I said was, that he might become is seems,' Joe Miller if he brushed up his wit sr Ito le.--(Sorte disupprobation.j-,-W ell I shall reserve myself until the time comes. toad know it's not distant, when you will all hear NEC with pattetwe and candour."—( Applause.) Mr. HUNT next steppoll forward, end wits re ceived as usual with a mixture of applause mud rhea epprobetion. lie spoke us 1 . -!lows;—r• All this,t a no use Iron Mr. Elubliouse's hiends, fur. with Inpf 1A4111614011, I ' ll 1)e Strata before stiybody c law. I said yesterday I had lunched before I began to;elk to you, and that theretme was its no hut f l y emu,. to 'dinner. I tell you to-day that I have (hoed. and mit in no hurry at all ; so take your time a but if you waist to dote yourselves, it would be quite we Well to hear me, fur I have a fatuous story to tell yob. Are you goglislimen —(triee Yes." Then why don't you hear we? The proper course en Li fur you would be to hear every body, and I de cide for youroelves, who were right viol who were wrong. You can hear nothing in the wry yost go decide if - ' had heard — """"WFWIIIE --•., .... . 1 71 0:011ti N 0 .. i i : 'l4 )1 •••., F ( 54.. s- • w Vihrs.jßl 1 .. 4 1 1 . .A • 1 - / ..1 RICE SEVEN-PENCE. a Thi. was .111 the !twit. delfasson when NI r. Lainh f I Ins first Clothe!.icfive. he then made Clothe!. Fri-nd of lithirns. Ile tisld ignorant of the P.(.ri)uh-ite.,.• I he calls the 'slain honest cm- dy went to pest a 'slain t ine... rs of" .ehume !")—Surely lie seen called is slit/ For that, hut irds found ant that Mr. Clarke that the rontanii he tamp to he ! ho is p c .t bather, hi i w ever , d i d a to the, present occasion ; he hid ct of the little knowledge Mr. ' Oil, and yet. ou want to decide as if rot) had heursi every thing that could be said to yett...4 IA", noire still conlinussi.)—Don't be angry now.....there no no use in it, fur the Buronet whout rip see here will muster up ull his fortes on bloWdoy. 1$• herr are tturcli and %%rasher. ?—they 'ore limiest meta you ver—.-ihey have quitted the A11t11:5. , .,(t r ief vf t' No, Slairch has Nut P . and cries if " Yo. yes. .I,t h,,,..1—0! yes. they are gene feign the Iftil 10i-4 and boor only left the Gig rod of it, Vek II 1 f 1.-• ant. baronet eronet there (tu 000 ii tg Itorut ( le bit )1' ... fituri•J —(3.lneVe inferroptiou)—Crnnot you Iteat ow ? •1 only want to tell you that he has fellru as .!oviA. ~. ever Cattier fell. tie who was Inlet on the 140)4'1u of your popularity, ill wow downmv-iiye, dust, 4 ilia •e. 1 iii, PRI