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ARTE It LA" F 7 . 71 r: uf June. • CONTIVTIII:—.-1. 0, the Poor Ist•re.--? 'revise to the Island ..f Lon•rhoo.--1. h% Stith Hunt ••--41. The Comp, Expedition ; Recent Di, ov--rito:ut Attire...n-3i. Frank etnoeja I)ragm. Coos!outinu, and :tremens Slide of one Indian Atniv —7. ' 4 ..• 110 4 , 1 , r! Dotteront on the 1'....n0ze Kiverg.--.4. mfa.t and the Pulse flneitt'a leirier4 or S.o..k4pene••\ ti.y.-10. Aeron nt of the Eitiihrrrieg —II. Ancient ;1114 Grerl bind I a Close nt Exley, 1 01 18, IPsi"K ape roinle.l,.n a "'runt Uat% Xl3. lisekton's Secret '. uf the Church of 4i, ollnitd i and A...tpf the blur der uf Arehhothop Sharp. Printed to John ThtermT, A Itennirle-ori et. I t . ,wooing aliens nut of the country Even those who questioned this prerogative, allowed tliot such o power moat exist soinewlivre, I if it most exi-t , where could it he lodged . Ito properly a. no Ow Or the Executive? Ti, tact, there the coo. atitution of the country had placed it. Boi* though the power exisied, it mold not be exe.cu ed but by proclamation, sind tltia Bill tnereiy ea:doled the Faecutive to , lirorce that with ellect and iirionptitool.. This power, it most Ise admitted, ought not to lie exerted lint ninl•r the pre -ore of extreme It wit, for their Lordships to con-ruler a het iier, all the other Goverotorotit iu Europe ple. 7 pe,:trti aliens irons rer•ttioii: its th,4 country should present an exception, owl thereby Oiler ;ter iioincement to all revolutionary cluiraciera to settle iu Great Drifain. 'there al l !. one sillier point connected t tloi• qtrest )))))) to which it wily neves-wry for him to cats tlor i attention sir the nous., being worthy of their moat i•e•inuo cosisidernt.oti„ fan Act of the Parlianicut of S:otland, 114.1•1.01 it) theyt:lr i6 ". 5, it was declared t it every p.ti titer t ie Kook of Scotland &yolkl tit- connolo reef .oleoral. uuljeet. Now, tiy the Act of Union, ci ,iy naturalised subject of Scotland became abut a mot oi ralised subject of Greta Britain, and thus al;cos, by paying a small sum of money, might olovi,te all the provisions of this rue voire. That it hall is abused to some eXto-oit, lie had lately learof-II by communication from the (Taco-rum of the Balk or Scotland : it was therefore his Intention to ioruptor choose to the 13:1 I to meet this ono-, which snookl hive a retrospective effect for the iorfioil of the five weeks within which the %huge was discovered. The Noble Lord then concluded by moving, that the. I loose should resolve itself into a Committee on the Bill, IL MATRIMONIO SECRET°. Ewa of the Fist Ad, • NEW D'IVERTISEM ENT. ♦flee the Opera, by &we, the liottorical Belot of TAMERLANE ET BAJAZEI'. Vivant Ilex el Regina! OPRRA HOUSE. THE nest GENERAL AIEETING of the PROPRIETORS of, sod SUBSCRIBERS to, the OPERA, .alt be held at the Thatched Hoene Tavern, oss SATURDAY NEXT, the sth of Jame, at Two o'Clock Precisely, instead of Friday, the bib, on account of the Thatched Rouse Tavern, Jost 1, 1819. Earl FITZWILLI A5l a ;id, he never could consent to the passing of the Bill miller the presteist circiim stances of the country. lie Inv! net former oceirsinee, in times of a far different caneilexion, given his vole in favour of a Bill for regulating Alter's; but pete • had now returned, and with it lie had expi•cted to see the restoration of encient tis;:ges, laws, mid eye. terns. Such a measure was fitted only fur is period of great and imminent danger, but such :4 p e rmit had gone by, and Parliame n t could not he justified in any longer reposing such a power in the hands of Ministers. 1-le should give it his most decided opposition. The Duke of SUSSEX —llaving of former ()yea., Pions opposed this measure, lie felt it his coescien. tious duty equally to ()pyre it et present; and more particularly was lie induced to express thi• determination, because the preamhle of the present Bill implied the expediency of that irti;etr passed in the preceding sear. lie would tell their Lordships 'mother reason for opposing the Bill. founded on a perticulur circumstance, which had some degree of connection with, ra the i!lietrertis Duke said, the humble individe all who reel ea honour of then addressing their Lordslope. Coo.' that point certain insintiatuele had. h. stood, been uttered against him, hut h e the., publicly repelled them as altogether The case he alluded to w. that of on riffieer of die. tingniehed rank in the Portuguese service, who loot also held a high rank in the service of this ermesry, That officer had, however. been licensed of Ii irv g engaged in a conspiracy against the Goverteitere ,( Portugal ; he was retied guilty, lii. na.ne was struck out of the army list, unit tirned to this count,', the Goveruinerst paid lor his expenses. and lie was almost immediately me te• ti le pi.,.vis e m e ()Ellie Alien Act shipped off for the Comment. believed in his conscience that this officer arts in nocent, and if their Lordship: km w the nature el* State Trials in Portugal, they would ecktiowledge that a conviction :armlet, no proof of guilt, fur ii ► that country a Judge obtained p.einot net eery conviction of a State Prisorier.—llleor.i--The I - lustrious Duke stated, that in the affair• of CI s of he was in no respect. cooc,rsted, leir t' , o ca-e was such as lie had stated it, ansl it appeareil a suffi cient cause fur not intiusting to Alimsters :1 power which was likely to he exercised to grreily the vi e ws ee foreign Government'. We had laws, he ..b.erv,rl, in this country capable of protectiti4 us. and lia confessed. that, as a British subject, I.e felt great jealousy in intrusting such powers to Mieister., particularly when the Noble Lords eppositr hart acknowledged that their object was to pre lie tranquillity at the other side of the eraser. felt it his deity to oppose she Bill ins its present stage, and lie should not only do so, but fight it through to the utmost.—/Hear, hear.) Lord floeseso—Frequently as this unjust and impolitic Bill had been before their Lordettipr, it was yet surprising that they used the colliery could he satisfied with the continuance of such a tura. sure teposi the mistaken priliciples on which it was supported. The arguments urged in favour of it were, that few persons had been sent out of the country under its provisions, Noll OW 1110,V were persons Or a notoriously bad character. Thr first orgument did not apply to the priiiciple of the j;::!, mud the other was out true in fact. The Nt..;;',. ',Aril had asked, whether Brie country should he made a receptacle for persons of hail character, while other Goveriiments prohibited all suspected forrieners from entering their domirsions? This urgtiment, he weve., supposed, that the decision of every foreign Cove: e meta was founded on correct principles, every individual erispected Fay literal .vas nreeliv from seeking safety in this country. Did • lie N Lord imagine that Louis XIV. and P:i 11 ally other despotic Snvereigit, wiluhl have fn any difficulty in declaring any i n d i v',l na l dispi ing to them unworthy of briny, r , dre:tterl other countries; Red we'd ( ' the %%mil of f Sovereigns be received by any prrmni as tl sive of on elyirtior.r ? passible that such a 13:11 as this, turn if it not carried into operoion. cook, exist with° , being abii•cd. 11 . hen the Noble Ler,' mai that there Vro.l 110 4.11.11 , 1 of rtlugr, uo eel, of protection to foreigners fleeing from pit cation, did he finget that by this Dili If '01,4 tid, ii ich,4 I. , • 1 'lt 0.c.. isitG : t heft Zo il 1 I': 41 : : 4' ': 11 4 paid, foalAlidi err. Ail. TM RATRE-ROY AL, DRURY-LAN R. THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, Juese their Majesties' Servants will perform the Cuturily ot THE HONEY MOON. • The Duke Arenas, Mr. KlSilfon ; Rolando, Mr. Petikl; Omit 140•11114 , 114 Re. daresoli Balthasar, Mr. K. Phil. NO; Lumped*. Mr °Amy ; Lopez, Mr. iinitht ; Jaqiira, Mr. Harley. Johan', Mrs. Division; Yolante, kites Kelly; Zamora, Muss Boyer In Art V. a Sony, by Mrs. Davi.on.—With a Dauer, Iseldental to the Piece. After which, the Entertainment of THE MIDNIGHT 11()U11. The Marquis, Mr. Wallach ; the General. Mr (:attic; Sr. laaatian, Mr. Oalterr ; Nicholas, Mr. Harley. Julia, Mrs. OMIT ; Elora, Mrs. Davison. Duon area at Six (Minch—the Perfunnuuce to begin at Seven. Soles, Ts.; Second Price, 3s. 641.—Pit, 3. 11.11 ; Second Price, te.—Lowrr Gallery, Is.; Secoud Price, Is—Upper Gantry, lls.; Seemed Price, Id. On Thursday, a favourile Play, in which Mr. }Cram will perform ; after which, The Falls of Clyde. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. KEAN. THEATRE.ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ON NIONDAY NEXT, June a, 1818. their Mairitt try' Servants will perform the Tragedy of ALEXANDER THE GREAT. Alemuler, Mr Kran ; Roxana. Ws Bartley. In Art 11. the Triumphal Fairy of Alexander into Babylon. After which. she Comic. Interlude of SYLVESTER DAGGERWOOD. Sylvester Dian-wood (positively for (bat night only), Mr. Kenn. To which will he added, the Mosieal Fare of NO SONG. NO SUPPER. Tickets to be bad of Mr. Kean, No. 12, Clarges street, Piread!lly. Boxes and Places to be taken of Mr. Spring, Rotunda, Brydgew.street, from Ten till Funr. NEW GRAND BURLESQUE SPECTACLE. LAST WEEK OF KOULI KHAN. ROYAL CIRCUS AND SURREY TII EATRE. FrH IS PRESENT TUESDAY, June 2, and 1 four following Evening*, the Entertainments will commence with the Serious Melodrama, orizinally pro • deiced here, taken from Mr. Millmaies Tragedy of Fazio, ald THE. ITALIAN WIFE. Giraldi Fazio, Mr. Huntley. Bianca, Min Taylor. After which (for the second time), a Broad Comic, Terrific Extravaganza, in three Acts, mixed up with much modern Slagnifieeoce, called HOW TO WRITE AN OPERA ! OR, TIIE DELIGHTS OF DRAMATIC AUTHORSHIP. In the rows,. of this Act will be intrnitneed the Rehearsal of a strand Melo-dramatic Opera. called " ANACONDA ; or. The Ft 'II CO•SiVIChit and the Buffalo." la the course of the Piece, a Scotch Ballet in Chinas—The Practice of a Dance in the Green-Ruoin, &e. Ti' conclude with, by partienlar desire, and for five nights on ly wilt lime), a Grand Serious Mclu-Drame, in two acts, callid KOULI KHAN; il.ixes as —Pit 2i.—Gallery la.—Half-price at half-past Eight. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Rnraner, at the io front of the Theatre (where Free Admission• fir 111 r Season May be purchased, and a private non en• rig. II flies. ly) ; and, for the accommodation of Families at that end ..f the *fowl), at the Bureau de Spectacle, Western I:sch:ingr, Bond street. Doors upeo at half-past Five, to begin at luiltpast Six. Roderick Random is in preparal , and will speedily he produced. Also a new Comic Pantomime Ballet, called The Kaleidoscope; or, Pay fur Peeping. ROYAL COBURG THEATRE, OPPOSITE WATERLOO-SKI DGE-ROA 0, LA3lnr.Tri. Under the immediate Patronage of his Royal Higlinesa PRINCE LEOPOLD of SAXE courna mottL NovELTY—A REAL PONEY RACE! V Ills PRESENT EI'ENING.TIIEsDAI'. Janet, 1818, and following Evenings, the Entertain ments to emintnence with 11w popular new Mado-Dramatic sm clack, written by Mr. W. Barrytature, with utw Seen' ry, called TRIAL 1W CATTLE. tit lb° course of the Piece a Glee by Messrs. Gallutt, Mur• and Nekon. After whit b a all be introduced, for the first time, a Local Sketch, called EPSOM DOWNS; OR, ALI. ALIVE AT THE RACES The Chantal. re by Mr. Harwonel, Mr. Stelbloini, Mr. Gal. %Ai. 11,. lity4lll, Mr. Hill, Miss Watson, Mrs. Daridze. 'llw last Scene will represent the RACE COURSE. in Loth the following REAL PONIES will start fur a Sweep -t .ke., to be decided in three heats, four taints round the Stage to torn. n heat RIDCRS. COLOVIt.t. 1 Spanker Sam Simple Scarlet. '2 Spriihtly..., ...Stephen Stubs Sky I/111C. 1 S:y Bouts Strideaway—Sa liron. 4 Symmetry...... Sampson Slender.. • •Scite• iS Spitfire Sint Snaffle 11 Sovereign... ....Solomon si.tkehai..Sla re. A Per a liirls,stGraml Asiatic Ballet (commoner! and produced by M,. Le Clench Ballet Master), with new Music, Scenery, Dresses, nod Decoration', called AI.ZOKA AND NERINE. TheEreniii.i's Entertainments will conclude with an entirely Mclo.Dramistie Spretaele, called 111 E BANIsIIED BROTIIEII. Pi istripal Characters ia—Mr. Memo, Mr. Blanchard, Mr. 111•Corthy, Mr Davidie, Mr. Stebliing, Mr. Harwood, Mr. Jelferram, Me Bradley, Mr. Hobbs, Mr. Hill, Mr. Bryant, bliss Watson, Mrs. Dasidic, Met. Zerbin. The 11e1, moo -Drama s postpone.% for a short firm., in Cnt...lllll:llre of Ilse prepwo unions not being yet completed. Riums,4o.---Vpiwr Bust s, 34 —Pll,2a It. Wore to he opened at Half past nee, to begin at Muff rt-t Slit.-1611 prier at Ilulf•past F.irbt. Plice• for tit , 111.NIIN 1.1 be taken at Mr.Grubh, at the Dub- Nora Ten till Four. ••• Esira Pairoles are engagedfor the Bridge and wit.ting to ti,, Theatre, sail particular stteutiou Plitt to the lighting of the same. J. STOCKDAIt AN SIM HlO HIS :11.4.IrszTY, Nu. :fib, 1101-1;04 BEAN MII,I on vu rube. new Cunt r"eli DO, In .phi • ritlol,l Of !Irmo. or Peas in Teu M iutites by our Perron ; rrlroLstrii by a Sre.r in Front : tiol• tak.• very little room, work with girat esro., a n d at a errs n 151411 EX- Fertile. Alsol Rr4ored Prirea, to Grim! MAN. Reanu aMl"llMlelrelVelli. It.trlry. (lair powder. Coll r, Pepper, I Lil.l for tior4e., I o.li3as Corn, II irk, rock ‘‘Orgt, Carew, of all S , irts. Charcoal, Ilirr , Mo..tirsl, Cochi neal. Kog---I,,vrg. otn.• 11. Herbs of all Sorts, Cherry stones,Gallit,lestlneo,Coner, and Mos for nogg. A Goillentrtii of Ili.- fir 4 rr.prrt . thility Iti. rouoilAutly mod at a IVlirat Mill for twenty two 'ears and it is now 111 tile, as his le iter will testify. I.IIPERId L Pei It L1.1.1111N HOUSE or• Lon DS, Nosy,Al - , JuxE 1. noyAr. ASSENT. The Rot•rl Aoriit %%as this iiny given, by COM. Rli•PI,111. The Irish Aageaget! Tote!. Bill, the Irish Rank Reglement' Bill, the 31adilcr Elatieg Bill, the Siik floitaiieg Bill, Ilie English Milllin Pay amid Clothing Bull, the 1 1' 41 ' Militia PaY and Cothing Bill, and five other Billg, of a private gm local nature. The Lords Commisaintiera tre,e—tl,e LORD CDANCELLOR, the *minis of WINCDFSTP R, and Lord Et.t.eNetonoticti. The Hume then wijoetrosell l.) six O . ( lock. to euable the Lord Chancellor to attract olio in ',Tinge ceremony of his Royal Blehneas the Duke of Catrilo idge. The Molar having again met, the second reading of the Steam Packets Bill we. postponed, on the inot‘on of Lord Ou die motion •.f the Carl or CARVARVOY, the second mutton of the Gime Bill wri. The (tffemlerte Conversion Reward Rill went through a Commuter, and wva ' , Toned without any amendment. The IL ii.l of lzveltroor. hid on the tilde Ile Treaty be tween hi. Itritannir Majesty nod the Kim , . of the Nether lands, for the more complete Aholetion of the Arricati Slave Trot.. MECRIME FROM THE 110Usr: OF COMMONS. Lord I.43cci.t.rs, mod ethers from the Hon.'. of Coln mono, brought up the Cutlery Tv.4e Util , a n d the Crighttim Gas Light Bill, which were read tt tiro time. WENTHINSTFR PETITION. I.ord KIN Q presented io I. Uuun, pitillnttll9: to come fwin the assembled inhAllitionts of IVestntin ster, deisying the power of p.o-ii;ontot to alte r the con,tiiiition of the COUlitry, nC several infractions of it, in C•ofl4Ptitieilee of the in_ terporetatiaits of lawyers, whom it cliarieterowd as men of narrow mind., aml conclinled ti forayer for Ileforin. The Noble Lord •eil, th,t the Petition should he laid on the t.ilo!e. The LORD CHANCELLOR said, it eras riot purr p r i.„i n i z tittt lawyer., who inaisonined the true prin ciples of the constitution, should appear possessed of very narrow minds to men who CMO,I tut wild and visionary doctrines as were stated in the Petition. lir wstt Calle'Heed that the Noble Lord could riot stippoit pitch R Petition, tieing the de scendant of Lord Chancellor King. who, while lie ever proved himself the sincerest fricti,l to she liberty of the subject, never fided iis upholding , the dignity of Parliament. The pt,-seiir Petition went to destroy that altogether, he qii.-steitiitug the power of the Legislature, and %tomtit 'hi-rehire be rejected by the House. Ile should gite his vote agssiost it. Lind 1101.I.AND could not admit that the ab surdity of it* ..pisii 111 l however great, cruse Use Petition to be rejected. The queotioti for reeetvtag the l'ct;tion was then negefived. A 1.1 ENS. The Ord...r of tlw Div being read for th e Howe rem!ving itrrlf into a CotninAtee on the Alien Bill, 1.011 SJDMOUTII rose an•l said, that an ildi•pen sable duty, founded on the conviction or an urgent neces►ity, induced him to propose to their Lord ships the renewal of a measure to which 'he preser vation of the tranquillity enjoyed by this emintry should be mainly atfributed, by excluding those individuals who acted upon the general principle or endeavouring to shake the security of the entire system of Europe. It was true that many of those persons, oho had overthrown the Coverannetat of France, and hood attempted to al,ctrnl• those of other States, were now dead ; hot the .pint that influenc ed their actions, the reviihrtitmary spirit hail not expired, but Wit% %till isrep:l: . ,d to horst intri action, and mace wore di-totto the toampullity of the world. T., was the ob. jest of the present Bill, and I••trtleul,lrly to preserve this cotMily from visolelic, , by excluding from it all those whose conduct 'night !cod to com promise the well-hriog anal safety of the State. It might he objected dolt the ci►rumstances of the present period olilrered essentially from those wherein this tile+Oillre was first introduced, and that a propo sition made in the year 1793, io the midst of a den gerons war, could not be tiiiitatt!e till the gent ISIS, tool the tune of profoulaal pence. If. however, the measures respectively prop:sea in 1793, and now, %err examined, considerable differetace would tie hosiod to exist beta-yeti them ; far in the forourr rase no alien could land in (Treat Brits n without a livens. from the Su•eret.n•y of State, 110 r. 114! ing been pernf:tieli to la n d, Cfin hi he subserviently travel Semi Milt , r.Olll the prescrititsl pdace of Ins repidruce, without a similar soithurity. But the preselat Ball by nm weans went to lodge in the Crown an unusual or unconstitutionsl autho -I•ity. Tl:e Ccovett tver enjoyed the prero.4ative cf LONDON, TUESDAY, JUNE 2, ISIS. ' TYTE.ATfit*fIISIL. iffdLtSlS /*RIC STRA kn. TICE LAST rAtarr NIGHTS. N c•ntsoequetre of the brillinnt voreem which I continues to attend Mlt. MATHEWS'S Entertainments, be will have the honour to prolong them as ahove an nounced, which is the West 'tamable pei hod to which tbry ells be extended, owing to the approaching opening of the English Opera toe the Summer Season, and to his numerous engagements itrearions parts of the kingdom. The public ere respectfully informed, that they will find MR. MATHEWS AT HOME on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and SllliNr. day.% fur the remaining nights (lying positively the fret times of his appearance in London until next year), whew he will have the Imitator of presenting his Visitors with an Entertainment. galled MAIL-COACH ADVENTURES, ice. Sm. an EXPERIMENTA I. LECTURE ott VEN TRILOQUY, soil IMITATIONS. Doors to he opened at Seven, and the Performance to begin at Eight O'CiOrk Boxes he. Pit 3s. Lower Gallery 21. Upper Cr Ilery I ;I. Rost s, Places, and Private Boars may be take.. of Mr Stevenson, at the Box-OMee, Strand Entrance, from to till t; and at Fearmates Library, 170, New Bond-street, apposite fturlingaim gardens. TO TIIF: NORTH"! AND INDEPIINDENT • WERT OF LONDON. 016ITIAMISN, IT was my wish and intentinn to have offered myself.. a Candidate for the honour of again repre• renting yon in Parliament, uhrsiever n disiolution shall take place. But the very indifferent state of my health, combined wills considerable diiarmintments in winding up my collector in America, has determined me to abstain from soliciting • renewal of that important trnst, with which, during three surceuive Psilianteuts, your partiality has honoured me. 11 is tint necessary, 1 am pomaded, to repeat upon this occasion my assurances of the aff clion which I hear you, and of ils.• gratitude which I feel fur the innumerable kindnesses I have received from your handy. These recollections, so long as the prisms of memory remain, will be to my mind a source of the highe,st gratification. That the City of lumina may continue to prosper, and that the blessing of Heaven may rest uplift you, your fami lia. s,aird your affairs, will ever tte the fervent prayer of GENTLENITN. Your obliged and faithful Servant, A mer ica.square, Ist Jane, 1818. JAMES SHAW. r 7 • • This day Is handsotteTnirin twi n tame en limes octavo, prier It. Ss. to bean's, a sew Edition (Ming the Snob) of F 4 LEAI EN TS of the PIIILOSOPIIY of the HVITAN Ey DUDA LD STEWARD, FM. F.R.SS. London and Etholborgh. Printra for T. CAtlell and W. Davies, StranJ, Laudon; and A. Constable and Cu. Eilinlborgh. Of whom may he hml. by the lame A ietlior, PIIII.OSOPHICAL ESSAYS. Sett. Third 11:Jititra, price 14s. in boards. This day are ;Mingled, handsomely printed in one volume octavo, wire th. in boards, FIFTEEN' SERNIONS, taken from the courses of the Right Rev. 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Seeley, Eleet-oreet. The SECOND PART will be published on the Ist of July. SOUTHWARK ELECTION. AT • MEETING of 'lie COMMITTEE fur irooductiug the ELECTION of Sir ROBERT IV! !SON— RIFIOLVFD. That the Election of 31embcrs of Parliament ought In be conducted according to the tine principles of old English freedom, which declare, " That Elections shall be free, and without corruption." That the Electors of this Borough having pledged them selves to sol•port Sir Robert Wilson nn real independent principles, the Committee confidently hope that their Bro ther Electors, and every independent Englishman, will, by their Subscription, enable them to return Sir Robert Wilson td Parliament free of expense. 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