The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1819-08-03 00:00:00

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TUESDAY , Atial)ST 3. 1819. . -.. .-. . • ---- • -- •••• y &•-- , - . .. , . • emoueemonmedhwierealtddweldetweeweedw illir ell M b-- - se TrIC I.AST NIGHT BUT THREE OP THE PRESENT MR. wiun"s EXHI BITION. • ".. *; I.:•. , • ARM •' CONTRACT': tiptoe the orderly sod wwwwwb'e diswoollies-the anxiety to hint for dome. the devils . theiiiiiileis,do,.644 o atir whose. .tt SEASON. '•.. - THE GREAT PICTURE. DEATH ON •'l . • ' TSILASUILT CLOMP* Corommuiter Srillt• 4 Oriel obedience to a . * laws sod ratrolitaled walk). the Itrt Nt"ek Pee . t Meeteld• -- P -AI • 4 ‘ 4 ' ., __.: r• Hene""' .4 KING'S THEATRE: •-. TIRE PALE FIORSE, CHRIST REJECTS% tr. Deectrestglre, AIN 10. IMO. tithe the eseelleol rarer' to all the unemployed am/ dis. name was mentioned, an iatutbselarylit a Trent of ie NTS 044 • T HIS EVENING, TIJESDAY, Auglist S. PETERS FIRST SERMON, PAUL •als't BASEAMAIS N oticE is hereby given in till •Morino. ile•ienit• tressed clams of their enootroiaro; to hove MIMI 41i feo /SU the 'Wet. Mier • 44, moments eil.pekbrietel solosere:, cries wend eithswele WWI/ nf seekiew relief ho potting lOW I ipie-- of " Horeb,'" an d Lawn], bur evil' n 4 •P 4111014 4 from over y will be perforated (fur Ow last time this semen), I receiving the GRICIFIUtS. the BRAZEN SEMPILMT, Ile of Caotracting to 'yet' BEEF led murros to ha ., • • -' • • _. r ,,, o(the room. Mozart's popular Opera of CRUCIFIXION of IDMR SAVIOUR. with older Inc- 46 =0 LI" Facets . e. throagb the Needham of Pennons. re priessinfon le • IL ; IsN °‘ " s "." 4 " l " uters t 8 " Ow i Wit) ." . af id k see. ' The b " ealleis ilise""Cre" 4.°11 Ik e WI speak. r • . 4 . 441V c ft tweets, rape as, MP f et 1•011 • ptmp , DON GIOVANNI. I TURES.and SKEIN:IMES, are wow Exhibitieg seder the ie the under-nweetieeeed Conativo,.- . . e immediate Pate-pimp 4 his Royal Higbeese the PRINCE liodf n ed, es weer era arowple aaff rehortntioo a• chairman. dr. ritt‘Vinito • Aftee which. Dnport's favourite 'Ballet of . the County of ifeeSolk, ADOLPHE ET MATILDE. . REGENT. at No.' M. Pall-Malt, war Carltee.iltsese, Roe& onstodi eg E s p. s ). illhrikareptee. ciaartaores which waded th proceedlap - of this 'Weibel; i " That the Female' Union. PlaPetate till' *their male a:kin/0y creditable sad Imlay of keitntion. theatres, sit. relief/in. tame r . loristenter initirideate, mow • 1 every day from Ten MI Five. the Tows of Glitakrater(inciadtt Nerdwitehediedc 0 I alio called' the stiestissii of the !loose to that part of cooloid is Cheese* Cootie. • "ere. *WeSfekTt 30110 " 1 "". ----o-------- ----- TH EATRE ROYA L.• HAYMARKET. By Order , CHARLES SMART. Ileoralarw. Hungrrford), 'tog the City of Nottingham, the Petition, and to she fits' lteis.balida, Wliettilt 144 ell. owl tker""te"di a" All . I ' 4 VrigY in fotillxefid• leelt.eete"• - i FIIIIIIS EVENING. TUESDAY, A.lgnet , . • Berwick, Bristol); - Oefuel. press your griet!e tole avid thanks fur the cheritabls etsatrilda. fur athrocatesac ate cause of Ake people"-rwhicji. was engine- A well be performed a Comedy, 411 three Acts, called 3 TH EATES-ROY AL, DRURY-LANE. Bucks, HUMP, t it ", ••is of yuur fillow.eit lens, Red for the strenuous exertioini own* tarried- '•• ' • noo TEAZI NG MADE EA. •. 11 lI\TOTICE i• Iwo. he given to'the PROPRIE - Carabridgc(includ- Hereford, p, of tor wealth manufacturers anti ea 'Matt Mos St . 7 IN or Ifis Mime WeaLtetr addrseeed the . acetic(' ali fellow*: .L.N TORS, NEW RENTERS. BOND MOLDERS. avid leg the Tows of HeAtford, Ageterset, '. • rousitlerahle inconvenience and low tutkevarelles. to attempt " Mrs. Pei sedent and *eters, . I hove iffierfy and hate Liticani, Mr. Terry; Glowworm, Mr. Jones; Gammas, the PUBLIC, that a WAS, to he misted bp Sebwripjime, Newmarket), Hunts, Stafford, to irMoreintde and industry, and them give e mployment to salve ; I (gems too truly Ake horrors:of thew's.. end the Mo. J. Rowell ; Prier Pastoral, Mr. Remit ;' MiZeine Mr. Chester, Isle of die', - Seffealk, is opened, Ns s l oe purpose of raisitig the Sent 4 tfil,dolE. to I the pekoe and nereentottei-.a Resole' km extremely Wooers- air-Incisor the other. If a borough-snoop rotrilre to come ti Wittk .l " 4 " . M rs. Tesiert , Mr'. D sve "F ° " i Moll y Mixer. ' • liquidate the Teaeleemea's Bill. by Compriellia the re- ettedwill (titled- lac of Wight, K ui e ln e l o wesor t t. ( r i mmi nelei l diet ,o g r Shi li vr : .: rr ir tres . . ei l l o : ::.46 . . • MI4. T. Hill ; Miss Mauly, Mrs Gibbs. i payment of which Lome, with 5 , per Get.' Interest, trUI Ire • in* Scilly), bit to yorielver. ~d use we well merited by those to whim %stockpot, sod be compellra. to weave for by heist', h, it triers. would more i sepal ieully (wheri he 64 4te It gel um btu:, After which I received from the follawierg resources, via. Centherlasid, • Tither, Fort to Warwick. " I did sot tail 10 avail myself of this opportaility of more I". 0 me" of Potour.e'ree die lateint)CrY..."l for 1... KILLINCi NO MURDER. • 'Flee Reels 4 Holmes .1.4101 . Derby, • bearieg my seeded testinsiney to the pstirat endurance at boll! sa d Poky* !is well as 14 "ww . 100- are 1 ,11 1 64 the ilt. Beeekio. Ille.•J. Respell; Sir Walter Wilton, Mr. %Indian. i Reels 4 Tritit 0dicee.......• ... IMO Dere" . . ' Este:). St'ih 0, .. all tiaies c art4.orriter altequirivoikaa„antittia he thopinsweeek, -doutilattrliode-ttletelMdSeCtede viol Aille /ROM Irm.l*”.. A Sus; Apollo Betvi, Mr. L is ton. Mrs. Watchet, Mn. paves- Surplus Rent l,OOll ' Ille'reet, and kind assert of my ressetryesen, *Wolk* whiets au Ns wittlldt dm yew i f bare tiol*lO A ty• MO 1 0 .44. 1 wish toe . Durham (meted. Leiceeter, Port; Nancy, Miss Scott. . • I ;l e:l i k ik . and sea Italy eimeratteriptic of Owns, awl in an pest of twined more to heite• CeP of Liberty, suit tweet", ei as Ake twat Pilate -- - • se,oso , . ••k; lo g 5. Liutnise, a than in your pospuhtest• and ipublic-spirited city. Meetieg, testier shows et .11Idokbtor 414 as theirs , and limit or-A.. 41 Tr e r- IP Ls--- -sit. .....• M•rtsint. in erinaiderior.- that we Nu" the aeletett"elt"" Pr Ming it t Atortuttlif bark `1 1 Apo port; Nancy, . To conclude with (11th tine). a New farce called WET WEATHER. The principal Characters by Messrs. Liston, James, J. Rus sell, Menage, and MOw Beaumont. Boars, Ss.—Pit, 30.—First Gallery, 2s.—Second Gal la. The Doors to he opened at Si% o Chick, and the Perform ance to begin at Seven. Places for the Boxes to bis taken of Mr. Masaingham, at ti.e Theatre. To-morrow, The Green Man—Bounbastea Forioso—and I'm Pouled, or Three to One. . A new Interlude, railed Ladies at Home, or Gentlenien We can do without You, will be produced in the course of the wrik. -, 111,020 And that such snots so sidatedbad shall out he milled for until a provisional agreenunt is en.Terml into with a comp,. tent truant for leasing the Theatre, and until the wbok of the sum of 23,400 f. is raised. The Subscription List is placed is the Secretary'. Office. at the Theatre, who will attend every day This reek. between the hours of Elevea and Fuer. to roosiveSabecriptious, and to rive all luminary infeemn4hans Subscriptions received ...••.. ........ £20,028 The Prince Reeent....sset l,OOll The Duke of York ...... ••11,••••4•••• 3011 Prince Leopold. 2lO The Duke of Bedford. l,OOO • - --..--11 1 1,232 Mr. J. Graham S SO Lord glair .••••. MS Mr. F.nglish Mr. Peirce . .150 Mr. Booth Mr. Hamby. 6 Mr. G. W. Taylor ... ~.... Mr. Newman Suppilli Creditors -.—.1,8f7 Limn)lso, Essex (exclusive of Middlesex, Wales, Tilbury Furl, in blunrainith, And ix the several Cousin.. in Kurth Britain, AS also to *apply BEEF is the Islands of Guerusry, Jeffry, 447ree;N • rely aerre with yuier Meeting consi'dering,-that one at im greatest thiSfurleurs of 'related is the abience of so esemy of tie lauSed proprietors, and the roasrgnentex baiatiat drain of wealth from the coustire : I called the al. 4M4441141 of the House. to ibis subject, and the Secretary for 'reined, 'very early et. the commenreusent of the Session. whim se the subject of disease, mid the distress is Ireland, he exhibited feelings sod profuse , ' sentiment, which did equal honosir to his hear' most to his bear". 'lila of absentees is owe of our oldest erirvaaces, and one, in my opinion, affordiag • very joss subject fur general complaint, as in jurious to, and impeding, in a vast variety of ways, the prosperity of oar Island. n I be to inform you, that I opposed tie three millions of taxes Istely voted by the Rennie of C,osiassons; mid that• in the peewee period of general distress. I felt it to he my dirty not ',consent to the imposition of one shilliag of additional burden ow the people. I divided on every secession against the new domes na tobacco aml Malt, as I toissidered such duties to be particularly 'objectionabk as applicable to Ireland. " Mesterei" sympathising wills then in their afflictions, I hare the utmost confidence that the distressod wantifew. Surer* iradonnen. and labourers of your city and neigh bour/teed, will await patiently for snore prosperous lines ; and (hat to tot wart while they trill continue to afford to all parts gf Ireland awl Great Britain, on example of pod order wed decorum, which has already entitled Men to the thetas and applause ..f every reflecting mins and of retry well-wisher to the tranquillity and prosperity of the Enostrs. * Believe me to remain, Sir, " Your faithful and obliged, " CHRISTOPHER HEA.Y HUTCHINSON. " Mr. Jobs O'Connell, Chnirisme of the Meeting of Tradesmen," &e. lac. again, fie lair our bins iu its giefetire." The following parsons were properly elected to art as Cesnutif tee for list M ss Knowles, M,as Cowe, Mn Weapon, Miss Whalley, Mrs. Keliwurilry, Mts.ltliodes, Mow Lusivult, MbisJOhnstoise, Mrs. Stewart (Secierary), Mrs. Hanibietou (Tressierer). A vote of thanks was then given to Mr. lidiwton, Veneer. • Hall-gate; mad to Mr. B.infleforo, alstie-d•ater, app,-•e &Obeli y Arms Inn, Stockport, fur voluntarily stepping for ward to give hail fur Sir Charles Wolseley, Bart. Carried by universal acclamation nf "*Wolveley arid Liberty!" A cute of thanks was then passed to those seven patriotic individuals, who Lure tendered themselves lo come forward to Eiviebail fur our worthy liked, Ott Rev. Jesepls florreamf_ Carried by unbounded acclamation of " Marrow* fur ever!" A vote of thanks was then propired to thew worthy Pre ajdesteM, which was carried is the usual may by act-lama- and Alderney. net the deliveries Sr, to commence on and fur the Twenty-fifth day at September nest; that Proposals is writing, seakd up and marked " Tender for Army Supplies; will be received at this Department us or ►efore Tuesday the Thirty.first day of August (but tome will be received after Twelve *Thick on that day), and if sent by post, the postage most be paid. Proposals mist he made eepsrately for each Comity, ex. cept for the Counties crimp ig North and South Wales, all of which mast be included in use Tender; as ■lse mast the 'several Comities is North Britain; and the Proposal for the supply of Beef is the Islamis of awersary. Jersey, sad Mammy, most include the whole of the three Islands, stateach Proposal most have the Letter which is so. flexed to the Tender properly filled up by Two Perems uf knows Property eugaging to become hound with the Party tendering is the Amount staled is the printed Particulars for the due Performance of the Contract ; and no Proposal will be noticed aimless made Go a printed Tender, and the Prices expressed in Worth at Leagils; and should it so hopper that during the Coutinsauee of the Contract no Troops should be supplied under the Contract, the Expeuse of the Stamps fur the Contract- and (toad, paid is the lest Is. Maur* by the Contractor, shall he refendril to him. Partienlars isf the Contract may he had spilt. Application at these Chambers, between the • Iluisev of Eleven end Five, and at the Oahe of Deputy Cammiseary-General Yueag, Ediubargh. THEATRE-ROTA L, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, TRA ND. wilts PREsENCI7IIO.SDAY, Angust 3, will be performed Ow Melo-drarea called The Ptesides less thew replied--• • " Ladies—l du assure you, you harass wosaded see with the kiad•alleatioa you bare hollrnertil awe with, that the load overwhelm , ' rue with such a sense of obligatinia, that cannot express my thanks. Santee it to say, that this mark of esteem I wilt cvcr &ally cherish its ray heart. I ewe «sly say, that it . will be a fres•lt stimulus to spar isse us with greater avidity in the C4111i13110•1 cause. Ga peaceably home, fur fear of &retaking the hoiiingla.ousagers with inaterei fur smother green hag. A rid is ulna they are, as Culiliett ntioerves, dying for; and the only plan to frustrate their hellish wish is, to act constilutioually in all your slide '- foliar." • The steeling then dispersed shout kalf.past ten eclochs highly pleased with Ilse proceediags of the fleabag. • THE BLIND BOY. Staniolsorn (King of Sormatia), Mr. Rowbotham; F..lninnd (thr Mind Roy), Mil. !tray; Rudolph, Mr. Penman -, Mu low, Mr. Mirky ; Obertu, Mr. W. S. Clattertry. Mfg W. S. Chanfflll. • 1'44,435 Aurr which, nth lime, a new Entertainment in one art (in Om modern style), to introduce a new Imitator of Acton• and taints. called ONE, TWO, THREE, FOUR, FIVE, Notice is Also rives , that the GENERAL ASSEMBLY of the THEATRE ROYAL DRURY-LAN E COMPANY of PROPRIETORS, advertised to be held on Friday, the Gilt of August, is POSTPONED to SATURDAY, the 7th, nt Two oThrek precowly, in the SAWS of the Theatre, to receive the Report or the Select Committee. Augubt 2, 1819. C. W. WARD, Secretary. BY ADV ERTISEM ENT. Old Coupleton, Mr. La steamer ; Harry Alias, Sir Peter Teazle, Mews Endall, Sant Dalibs. sod Actor, Mr. Juhn Reeve. Sophia coispleton, Miss I. Stevenson. Tu cosiehide with (second time) a new Miss:cal Farce, called WALK FOR A WAGER; • This clay i• published, B LACK WOOD'S EDIN BURGH MAGA ZINE, No. XXVIII limit:MY, 1819. TO THE FREEHOLDERS OF WILTS. G CIITLE al EN, WINE *vivre cnotest roe the Repeesentotinil of . your Cosily demands that every Skro should some forward sod support the enure of MoorASTLEY. the Am friend of established Order, Civil awl Relkiinis Liberty, who will keep the' P4ll open to she Ifot ITN that every Freeholder witty exercise his elective franchise, sod establish the real I selependenee hr the County fur seer.. The Poll will elute THIS DAY, Weduumlay, August 4, at There o'Ctoek.• The . Friends of Mr. Aitley sit - referred foe Couveyanee to Samuel Ealy, Esq. 4, Essex court, Temple. THE Wh.ATHEK, 0R,./1 VAILIFF'S BET. Newington (over head and ears in love and deht), Mr Pearmau ; O'Mittionsis et/Addling bruilser to* Alagisiraw), Slr W. S. Chatterlry; Bob Lovelock (a p r ofessional Gen tleman), Mr. Harley ; Huokey Walker (a Pedestrian five feet four bi3h, rising forty), MraWdkiusun ; (*garish Beadle awl Contstrltte), Mr. T. P. Cooke, Livermorelat, fat sporting tharscier),, Mr. Salter. Etturo (a canons prong Lady). Miss Ken.) Mrs. tilting (a corioub ultl Loch), 111... Grove. Iu this answer or mr. Hurc•ixson, • just com pliment is paid to the loyal, patient, and prudent conduct of leis constituents. Upon such mete hos solid and constitutional satire cannot foil to have its due effect. Is is only by, acting on such prin ciples the people eau Mid any alleviation of their sufferings,. or hope to surmount their difficulties. To-mormw, The Hypocrite. A new nraina, 14 IWW Operetta, sad *event other NOVTl tire, are in preparation. RISE IN THE FUNDS. THE Contractor for the present Lottery hoeing agreed with Government for 74 THOUSAND CON SOLS, at a low price, fells pleasure ita spiskini it • part of the Scheme. By this be has secured to the Public all the Rise above ; who are respectfully acquainted this Lot. TERY is THE LAST FOR THE YEAR, and contains. with only Six Thousand Tickets, Two Prises of 36,0001 . Three per Cent. Consols. besides Prises in Money amount ing together to SRAM ! Tickets sad Shares are now on Sale at all the Lottery Offices in Town sod Cnuutry. • Begins' Drawing 17th Almost. FEMALE REPoßAfint: SOCIETY OF TOcK PORT. SURREY THEATRE. THIS EVENI N G. TUESDAY, August 3, and during the Week. as Half.past Six precisely, A CONIC DIVERTISEMENT. After which will be presented, for the Bth time, a New Syrians Melo.drvnintie Romance, in Three AMP founded on and altered from a Tragedy, by B. B. Pariby, Esq. called THE ABBOT OF SAN MARTINO; OR, TRUE REVENGE. Angelo, Abbot of San Martino, Mr. Huntley; Duke of Bliley, Mr. Lee; Ludovicio Caraniani, Mr. Clifford ; Mar chese de Celestial, Mr. Conseil; Florian de Routh', Mr. Watkins; Bonario, Mr. Fawcett; Friar Jerome, Mr. Ridt. way. Emilia, Prioress of San Martino, Mn. Smith; Olivia and Victoria, daughters of Carantani, Miss Taylor and Mrs. Gaincrsal. With. prreedrd by the Grand Overture to Anacreon (38th time) the pupniar New Comic, Pathetic, Historic, Alla. crunitionsatic, Ethic, Epic Melange, " fall of dutiful mirth sad right merrie conceit," called NIELO-DRAME MAD! OR. THE SIEGE OF TROY. The 101st Representation of The Heart of Mid-Lothian will, by 'rend &Mee, take place in a few days. Many Tuvelliis will speedily be produced. r HE LONDON ENGINEER MAR GATE STEAM YACHT, Captain H. W. DODD. This el gaut and cummoilious Vessel will leave the Tower To.murruw, and every cceedinß Wednesday sad Saturday, for 4IARGATE, at Eight &Cluck in the Morning pre csely, and retains from thence every Monday and Friday, at the same hone. Farts, 15s. each Pawner, Pier Dues included; and fur Children under 12 years of age, and Seivants attending hmlite, 7s. &I each. A Female Attendant is on hoard, for the accommodation of Ludic& All applications to be made to Mr. Sanford, Agent to the Co;ninny, bt, Lower l'hameostreet; and Mr. Chaoerller, her. Margate. The ritkel Is propelled by too emideosilit or aoexplo saw Eugineo, with cum( boilers sod *devour oelf.aeting safety wider*. ALiiATE. CITY.—Ato excellent oppnrtn. ally for Persons in want of HOUSEHOLD FUR- N lit'R E —The LONDON REPOSITORY for the CA BIN E F-61 AK ERS' SOCIETY, where there are sellint all kind. of Cabinet Goods, Mattresses and Feather Beds, toge ther with a great variety of Carpets, Blankets, Ticks, Quills, Cttunterpaues, flee. and every description of Furniture that is ri titintite to furnish Apartments or Houses, always ready, that roubles tin m to furnish, at a few days' notice, and full •20 pet rent. cheepsr than any other house in London, at 71, atletthall.street. neat Aldrate Pump. the real Matinee! and leather Bed Manufactory aid Artery House fur the Cabinet makers' Society. The following Articles are given as a Spe ctate+, of their low Pi ices :—Six Japanned Chairs, 11. 55. ; a ditto Dressing Table, 151. ; • ditto Basin-stand, lbs. ; Hearth Rugs, 18a. ; Seamen's Bed and Pilluw, at 54. each; 4 fret 6 inch Tent Bedsteads. I/. 'Ye. • bordered Malt o 61, 11. ; Feather Beds, V. Ha. • Mabogany Four-post Bed straits, 41. 15 s ; Mahogany C heat of Drawers, 31. ; ditto Pembroke Tablet., U. 161. ; six ditto Chaim, and two ebows, 61. Ya ; 4 feet 6 inch Tent Bedsteads and Furniture, 41.4 a. This Society mercifully infuram the Public that they have sonnmenced the above Establishment for the Employment and Support of a another of Industrious Mechanics, with here Families, and now oiler their manufactured Articles in the Cabinet Line, of the best Workmanship, without nary being required upon the goods,except the bare expenses, the Workmen being folly satiated with having suestant employment. Condi parked and seat to any part of the Kind's ; -charge for the packing, except reciting materials. CONTLNTS : I. On the proposedrNational Monument pt Edinburgh— !. Bowles's Ansirif .M.,Canisobell-3. Kemal;lvo Tyiler's Life of the Admirable Criebtou-4. usierl Q u eries—ft On a oew and unprueed Method .I'Tc:itching Latin-6. 'CM the . loin/Auction of the Oriental Breed of Horses into Farrope 7. Restorations and Illusiratiunsof Seven Hnudred Passages to Obskspeare's Playa; by Z. Jackson-8. Isiteriebt Adorn from a Lady of Distinctiou, to her Friend the Doylies; of • • • 0 -9. Northern Memoir., calculated for the Meridian of Scotland, £.c.; by Richard Frank, Philanthropus-10. Ma zeppa ; a Poem, lry Lord Byron-1 I. Letter front air. (Mo berly, enclosing Three Articles-12. Billy Routing, a lyrical Ballad-13. John Gilpin sad Slavonia -141 &Mane, ur Sketches of Pugilism ; by one of the Faucy—lb Remarks on, Mr. M arias View of the Coostitsition of Macedonia, con tained in the new Volume of his History of Greece-18. Pa tagonia-17. A Discourse on Missions; by Jobs Foams.. 18. Sermons preaches' is the 'lion Church, Glasgow; by Thomas Chalmers, D P.-19. Tales of the Hall; by the Rev. George Crabioe-20. Literary and Scientige latelli , genre—el. Works preparing fur Publication-22. Monthly List of New Publicatissoa-23. Mouthly Register, kr. Printed fuer. Cadell sad W. Davies, Loudon, sad Williams Blackwood, Edinburgh. This day is published, price 3s. fhl. VETOISNI ILLUS MATED to Future Ge. V 1111111i0111; or, a Letter to the Editor of the" Anti de Is Religion et do Roi. J I Ecclesiaritique, Politirre, et Literaire," in alesll/1r to an article irs the same Journal, chill September 6, 1817. By the Rev. P. GAN DOLPH T. Pnblivheil and sold by W. E. Andrews, 8, Drake-street, Red Lion.square; sold also by Sherwood and Co., and Bald win and Co., Paternoster-row, Looduo ; and all Booksellers. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, prier la. A LETTER to a NOBLE LORD, one of his M ijoaja Ministers, relative to Sir J. C. Rippisley's late conduct at Rome. This day is published, in Syn. price la. 61 frl-IE DU IT a EXERTING our FACUi.e. TIES, as the Means of roperior Knowledge and Power; a SERMON, preached on Trinity Monday, June 7, 1819, before the Right Hon. the Earl of Liverpool, and the Ciwporatiou of the Trinity House, In the Parish Chords of St. Nicholas, Deptford; sad published at their Request. By the Rte. JOHN HEWLETT, II D. Morning Preacher at the Foondliug Himpital ; Chaplain in Ordintry to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent; sod Rector of Hilgay, in the County of Norfolk. Printed fur- F. C. sad J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul•s Churcb.yaril ; and N 0.3, Waterloo-place, This day was pnblireed, price fie. 8.1 THE PAMPHLETEER, No. XXVIII. for Jely, 1819,eontalnieg the following Pamphlets, viz 1. Earl of LAvas roc) srrec ou the Reports. of the BANK Cosisurrag.—Ferrected and printed sze[st :kelp in the Pamphleteer.] IL The atLATION of Cox* and CUIURINCY. 111. Duo A. F. Esviuna's Representation to Firilinand in Durance of the Contest—Translated from the Auihnr's MS. by C. Torus. Esq. IV. The Right and Practice of Isritessmenv. as concern ing GREAT BRITAIN and Atacama. eonsidei •J. V. On the Treaties between his Britannic Majesty and the Kluge of Portugal, Spain, and the Netherlands. for presenting Itucrr Touren in SLaras, by R. Tnunra, Esq. LL.D. VI. First Report Crum the Sauter COMlNtirran of the Moulin of Commons, on the BARK resuming Cum PAYMENTS. VII. &tuna Ditto us the DOOM VIII. First Report us the same, cessmsnieated by the -- Loans. IX. Second Do . X. Iterate to by the Meteors of the BANK of Erios.AND, laid before the Chancellor of the La. chtquer. Oa the Twain la CHILI aad the INDIAN ARCHIPA LApo, with Obaerratitats ate the lam - curtsy at the British hornets its that quarter. By C. Auer, Esq. late Secretary to the Goveraseat of Java; with a Map. Published by Messrs. Sherwood sad Cu. Paterwailer.rair ; Week sad Co. LeedesasLetreet, sad ell oibe► lloollestlere where complese Sete ere to be had is Noe. or 14 Yoh. STATE uF IRELdND. The distress felt by the lower classes in Ireland equals, if not exceeds, that which the people sutler in England. The patience and fortitude displayed by the former, studio , the pressure of extreme pri vation, must astonish those who trail rite English Treasury Journals, in which the tower orders of society are described as ready to burst tom treason and rebellion. The difference of conduct is ren dered further remarkable by' the difference of cha racter between the two countries, the Irish being generally considered a people of quicker feeling, and more tinder the influence of passion than the people of England. 'rite superior pitience and fortitude displayed in Ireland may be, perhaps at tributed, amain( other causes, to the absence of those artful sod seditious demagogues whom Mi nisters charge with mo.leadiog the people of this country. At a late Meeting at Cork, the present distress was not attributed In the want of annual Parliaments and universal suffrage, those hoots fatni by which it is sought to mislead the peo ple of England, but to those more solid and substantial causes—the immense drain of money from Ireland by absentees, the decay of trade, and want of employment. The correspondence which passed on the subject between the Chairman of the Meeting and the Cork City Representatives has been published, from winch the following is au extract : TO THE 11011. C. H. HUTCHINSON. " Stn.--The poorest, hat mot the least zealous class of your constituents, &Hassid your support of their Petititu► to the House of Gnrn►ors fur a redress of grievances. In your past eouduct they have a proof of your ayospathy with their sufferings, of rur ausiety for their relief, sad your ability and ardour in support of their richt*. To you, therefore, the working Manufacturers, Tradrsa►er, mad Labourers of C,.rk, whom the acts of their rulers sod the anaplatasuce of Parliaments have reduced to a state of utter destituti ~,,, commit the advocacy of their cause, with a For fret rdlaucc us yore talent aid integrity. " JOHN O'CONN ELL." Wa. HUTCHINSON'S ANSWKIL. " 4, Bulstrode.street Manehestar-equare, Tuesday, July 13, 1819. Bttt-1 hope you will nut issagtoe that 1 intended any disrespect or unkindness fruits sot hayloft immediately au awned your letters of the 2811 s Jaw mod 511 t " &reliant the Petition armed to at the Martin at which you presided on the Slat Jane, 1 ilrfrrred acktiow ledgiuo the rteript of those letters until 1 could inSirm you that 1 had permuted the Pelilius, which 1 did last Eight, baying received it only es !Wonky, ilea House oiCousiaoas sot Wait the *Win. . • " I hers boa discharged a rows points) duty than that . ot thus cupoiiaa the ovine solferiogo of so Nosy ilsousamii of Ny coautrrasu sad fellow-ciliates. I particularly diode On Motility creuiag, July 19, 1819, the se and Meeting of the Member. of this Institution took place in the large room at the Wiadusill, in Stockport, when Mrs. Stewart tinned that Mrs liallworth be President; she knew from her well-tried principles, that she was the most proper per uke of any other she could propose; her acquirements duly qualified her fur the office, and, if accepted, she was con scions she would give every satisfaction. Mss. 'Winnow seconded the motion, when it was imam diately put and unanimously carried. Mrs. HALLS/01TH accepted the honour they had dais her with becoming modesty-41e then addressed the assem bly : “ Lange AND GeNTLealeN—Ben , re we proceed into the business of the evening, I desire that the Gentlemen will withdraw; it is not done with a view to transact any thing of mercer* nature, for it is commonly laid thst women can keep as *Poets bet overly with • view that if in our debates (for it is aornethieg new for women to tura political orators), . we should fur want of knowledge make any blunder., we should be laughed at, tto prevent which we should pilfer bring by ourselves ;' their male biretbeco immediately obeyed, and she proceeded on. " Ladies, you Aare this evening placed me in a situation *deb 1 Serer occupied before; 1 kindly thank you fur the itessaras you have dime me, hat,eannut help observing that I iem a very outfit person fur the .flee ; but as you have placed ' nes here to protect ludo and peace, I will perform the task .es wales 1 ant able. I assure you that I am determined to dedicate to Liberty nay heart, my Moly, yes my very life." —f UnAonedsd applause, milk cries of " Liberty. ^ )—" I am rose, but, I...dies, visages 1 sin, I eats assure you that the Borough villains have funeisheil me with such a world life of wretched espertence, that I . feet fur myself, and equally with myself, feel for my lejnred plundered cues trywomen. This feeling is so acute, that an eternal war is waged betwixt us, which will never end, but in the eatauci psi ion of • distressed and overburdened people from slavery to liberty.—(Reifereted applause.)—Tbese are sentiments I imbibed wlseu almost a child, end as I grow older the grumbling spirit grows strunger—(Laugfifer)— , I thank you, Ladies, for your kind atteutiou, but assure you I do not look fur your applause*. Applaud me not, it cannot please me, for I consider it is say duty to use every ability in the num without receiving any reward at all for my weak endeavours. It is a good cause--it is the came of God, for it is the cause of the people, and the voice of the people is the voice of God--we, therefore, are sure to triumph. Seeing, thee, that it is the common can..., let no all Mike, and cram from persevering in • cause so just and holy, until we fully possess those constitutive's' lilteri its and privileges which are the birth right of every Englishman and woman." The close of this speech was followed by every dentoustra• tion of applause. We are sorry to say we enolil not learn the same of the Lady who Meet addressed the assembly—abe spoke nearly to the followiug effect : " Mrs. President sod Ladies, 1 consider it a piece of the greatest absurdity and presumption In me in attempt saying any thing, after hearing site% a display of female eloquence arum of which I will Since oar last, has occasionally been oppussively hat, the atmosphere being evidently charged with eiestrical matter. On Sunday forenoon thutiebe was beard tower& the *on, and soon burst on the F:nelish shore of the Se Wray Pink, abort Skinbuenesa. Having exhausted its ferry there, it .54- deroly broke out on the range of kills extending aloes she eastens edge of Liicharmioseomil advanced up the cause of ff. the Nish u far ar Sinqiiliar, accompanied is tits prove* by heavy rein and Ili/laid showers of hail, which did macs& damage in the gardens and potato Gelds. A very remark able waterspout was ohm recd to lemon she hills sear Muk ha, when it Gil in view tit many spectators. The storm also visited Galloway, where the hail was very deatruc- • e Live, particularly in the parish of Irougrsy. It was particii- g lady severe unclog the mountains which form the vale of Irf Ammo. Just as our paper was going to press, we received a detailed account of the ravages committed by the fossils Ws the parish of Wanitsbray, which were more desolating thins any that have occurred in this quarter Airing our remem brance, bin want of room compels us to defer the commun. cation till oral week. The same storm extended a (*mei derable way up Ike coarse of the Evan, on the road betwixt Moffat and Glasgow, and it is said that oar or two bridges have bees throw* down by the violeuce of the tueresitX • which the sudden fall of water occasioned. The expliteionls were every where tremendous. Yesterday, seem Au mil- • day, another storms broke directly over this town, Usti rani used for about to hours, ensilliug the most vivid lightning sad awful peals of tbauder.--(Duinfries snel Galloway Curler, July It.) The river Assuan has bees much swollra since Smithy last—supposed to be occasion. d by the bursting of a water- • spout near its source. Several bridges have hems carried away by the rapidity of the canvas, and much damage has here done to the crops apes the boluses ou the batiks of the river. We are happy to leans that uu part of the damage dim to lb, roads awl Midges by the late flond in the Neighbourhood of Moffat falls arm the trnstere on the new lint of road front Glasgow to Carhale. The principal bridges On that line are is general uf a single ►pan uf from 48 to 80 fret, sad du she greatest credit to the engineers and maistrectun, and we understand the public will won derive the hesiefit of opening sine of the sections of ibis great natures! eederlak- Mg.—(Gimpy Chronicle.) On Sunday the neighbourhood of Moffat was visited with a dreadful thunder ahem, and the rain accompanying it f. 41 fur i short time in mach tunents, that between Dinwoodis Green and nine miles this side of MuSit, four Midges were carried away, and use much dainsged ; in Ismarolernec of which the London mail arrived al Glasgow two boars later than usual, the bags having had to be conveyed ire horseback to meet the coach from Glasgow at next stage. Mach in. jury has been done to the crops us the sidesuf the hills in that quartet, and the lime laid down on the fields for ember, has been almost completely washed away. Sonic individuals have reperimiced damage to the automat of 1001. lie Monday morning at two o'clock, at Glasgow, there was Wad &Wader. end heavy ram. In Gallimgate-street, antwithstseding the ▪ lieWrre, the lower strops were inundated, and MSC damage done.--(C'elerfonian Mercery ) At Botthwickom Saturday t he 24111 inst. was esprientoll en awful storm of ibesoisr and lisilstunes, which broke limey pasts uf glass, mad did much destrection to the crops. The ►ail was like picas of ice, many of them meateriog one inch aid s half by um inch. Bewley, Cockermonth sod its neighbourhood was tl►lagad by rain arising 'ruin the thunder-storm.. In the neighbour. hood of Muster a water.epuut bang ■ud Jul considerable harm, washing& great quantity of hay .luwii the river F:linn, and a cow, which was drowned. The lightaing struck a the any loan& alter braariog mat a alSplay Of remote etymon.= -- - ---, frum the Chair. in consideration of which I will not details home its the orighbons hood of Eaglesfit 15, Itnii;• by the you bug, but Wetly state what I have to say in cunjoactitto same of liaglesdeld Crags, which pc: • 'rated through the with my worthy Soder. I will art: it is a good mime, I rostfaiset get a best'.'' tire. affirm it is the must positive terms; it is the ammo. Oa Ikaadoy, during the thsan.l.r-storm, • row boisagteg cause, and a cause 'kat only requires a little MOM alteistion to Mr. Hodson% of A Ilunhy, was killed by Om IIbAINIIIK. , pal., to it, to make it victorions--yes ! the cause of. liberty On gendayilast, whilst a nitwit MN/ family, of the mate of crrtaiuly must be from God, sod if frost him who can Dirket, smiths( its the neighbourhood of Awes Mousy wore Mu" against him? 'lf God is for us, who ear be habit sitting mood the fire. the ligtesniog deemsolod "MPS the " i oar--ibms hail, theet liberty !--expand thy vireos , Into the ebsirow7 wed Ibm le w the whe eras the C ry." ' the y breast of every female in its store happy Mail t. let mai- after recovered from the shuck. A yummy girl vim arm* ly 64'm be made in every tows and village in the kingdom rite beret. mod a boy much bort. bet the treat were halo worm ober, that thou may taste mere take thy treglnt In the ' The subtle element wall attracted by alwmat ormy psore a breeds of athaabrat the fo r Ith imi t es miskl rwa ved at pest ibie ptr u ....( sioa dopf is emrs. t. co.ererme )...-11 sm. wirlresswihmothorrerlmonstser,frenwevir•Ltewstgefneatipi•Lwroasurrts lbrh • owns. med al Moor : • with other Unbolts for the gement Arm . sod to givesellef •Ilaraldll woe a their p a st* - 1 to imareradol victims who see oolsebtllf WM/ see INNIM ea V w 4 " ;118411111;ble. dlaulmic /6" bred I C!". • , soar. I nerd not my that it hi to he fea go* VON tette , co rk , , E t a l:L e tte r. M .,,_," Ma t im i,_._ _,.• qw..44 2 )41t , . - J a 1001 l to our 'worthy. patriotic. dad 'breve Mood. Oss Mn. 4 . 8 mr.) 6. 1 I , oseph 'tarries., who, it is mid, has • bill ream; spigot sfoortaL)