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1 1101 1 Vitt 2.ltrittib ipreg,:t IC i 4 .11.• LONDON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9. 1819. sumucit 5046. 1f1N173 THEATER. THIS EVENING, TUESDAY,4ry .9. wilt he repestA Romines comic I )114 1 . 4 of lATALIANA IN ALGIEIII. End or the Rost Art, a New Du/eclat...neat. After the Opera (2d time), Gaso celebrated Ballet, entitled, PAM. IT VIRGINIE. . Lvire. by Monsnrur Guillrt, with the original Music by Krneuizrr. Til EArimat , L. DRURY-L.IAR MIDIS EVENING. TUESDAY, Frlirty'rY 4. his Majesty's thersssits will perform the Trate(ly of • •• 11 KING iIICIIARD tHE King Henry, Mr. Reougseigh ; Duke of Glu'sier. Mr Keen; Buckingham. Mr. H 01111114; Richmond. Mr. H %Nees, Mrs (Inver; Ludy Anne, Miss Boyer; Duchess of York, Mrs. Iti.-rsioa. After which (*nth time% a new Comic Pmitemitme, called SlLl'lat ARROW; AR, HARLEQUIN AND THE FAIRY PAID RANON. The whole or the Nric Mlllsllr, with a Medley Overtone, cinupoceil by Mr. F. Mattes. The Pantomime air:Hired and produced woke tlrc direttiun _ of Mr. W. Harryoutre. Primer Ahmed (after/tardy harlequin), Mr. E. Yarsola ; Penner Howisain (aflrrwsrall Ponlakwn.), Air. Simpoun ; Maiwind (ttflerwatots attim), Mr. Soothhy. P r toe f ax No s . ronrolive ;afterwards Columbine, with a Solo on the Fla (rotor). Wei Tree • Fairy Pori Basun, Mite Cooke. Bum, ; ScrOoti Prier ' &I.—Pit, ; Secon.l Price, 2.. v.—Lower Gallery, tn.; Second Price, h.-I.7pper Galles y, Is.; Seemed Price. Al. mow. and Places In hr taken of Mr. 16,4.401, nt the Ito. Imola of the Theatre, from Ten till Four ; fumy he boil Private Box To-morroo. Brolnla. and The Silver Arrow. 11n'fhortday, the Ti eat sly of Othello. After which will he piultieell, a new Modeal Farce, in two acts, to be culled Hoch Notion.; or, A Trip to Exmooth. 0., Friolgy, the new Ttvcrily of Brottiv. Satortlity, the rtay of A New Way to Pry Old MIMI. On M lAv will be produced, a new Trapay, in five arts, to he calico! Switzethted. The 111th repreoetstati ssss of the new Dramatic Romance of Flallrot Field, will be rlely announced. THEATRE-ROY AI. COVENT-GA KUHN. I . IIIIS EVENING. TUESDAY, I. ..elortiary 9, win be *dr.,. lb. Nesicalylaynf Ift . ill - Ri)l 7 11 ACGKEG-OR. sit Irrerleriek Vernon, Mr. Merton; ItssMeiglt nstrablin. tone, Mr. Abb. it ; l'etueer o.ltAlatottute, Mr. Motitet ; Owen, Mr. Bloo.clutrol ; C 1 plant Thornton, Mr. foisiteor ; 1:411 Rog Msegrrgtw, Mr. M tly ; 1)0.12•1, Mr Knit rs ; Major Galbraith, Mr. Taylor; B vllir Nicol J;trvie, Mr. listuts. Mang Ventur i Miss fiteitibrats; Shiite, Mrs. Stet.. hog; Helcu Macgregor, Mn. faux& . - "Cu rLicb will be added 4for 3Atls tient) • New Crawl - _ P3lllllblaillle, called lIARLEQUIN 31UNCHAUSEN; OH, THE FOUNTAIN OF LOVE. VI iron Manch:mown, Mr. Simmons; Harlequin, Mr. Heath ; Stir littsro Frwitcus (a(errosialerantslooo), Mr. Norman; Ms laird Ilionity-Dandy (afterwards Clown), Mr. Gri 14111111 i ; l'aleaa. Slr. Cum: r. Saporta Fraaraiatia (alt,.rvrards Colossi; Misa F. Drunett. Ist the coarse of the Pantomime, a Pas do Trois, by the Miss Ileimetta. Th. DOW, will be ripened at Si,. ti Cluck, and the Per formaiire begin at Sraeu. flutes, 7a. Sr I Price, 3s. Ail —Pit. 3s. GA, Src,,iol Prim, 2..--Lnwer GaIIrIY. 2e. S.cuu: Pi ter, —Fpptr Gallery, le. Second Price, 6.1. Flares fur the Roars to be 'skill of Mr. Branduii, at the Hart.stiest, Glint Tan till Four. A l'rivate Box may lie bark fur the Stainro, or nightly, of Mi. Mamba', at the 11.ot office. Timinwraw will be produri .1, fur the first lilac, a wow Tragedy, in Gee ads, wish iiew Servws, Drt . F.Wll, I 1/c -ow:nines. called Enda; ca 'Ube Statue. %Vial the Farce of Mho% the Dope? Chi *lbursday, 'The Barker of thi Friday, The Reggaes Opera : Captain lischeatli, Mr. Hunt. After which will be proilueril (fur 11... 6.. t ). a new Faire, rants' Pima Mantua. Tu which will be the new Pantomime. COALS. 461.—Bret Neterisetle Code. Int ready M.mil wily., ilehrrreil frre nu the stow*, t script shunt int and Itlet4tte .1 Coals, 116,4 Si rim*. 4:1*.; with threw saris ingrain till live clialilruns. The opririon s the Pelirms Sr* Cii*l Cunipny beg is. nitwit) t h e Nnl , l !sty, Gently, aid Public, or toe to their featly money dealings the North, they are totthlrtl to oltr r Coals 106. lower ditto the credit price.—(lid. e. to their Agent* w ill i.e issuarthwely A llende.' t o It. 01. 51b. Charing-ertini, apposite the Killes Mews: Mr. &Tuohy, 165. Oxforil.iitreet, near Duke sheet ; Mr. Wakefield, .2, I.rantis Curdttii-stret t ; Mr. So pirmaon, bootenakee, 10/.11olltutu.k111; and Mr. Hartland, 2211, Strand. sitar Temple-bar; if by letter post-paid. Ak nom Anc SPIRIT of VINEGA R.—This ezreeable perfumed Liquor (the origins! surention of Mc. [ivory), which is of well.knowis efficacy in relieving I . ..Woes* and head-ache. and iii counteracting the effects of ..suriwate.l, close, or la.. stil air, continues to be pr-..r..% Su Ho. greatest perfection, by Messrs THOS. soot WM. ENHY, NIASOFACTIDIII NG cHEHISTS, MANCH F.S. 'TKR II is sold in Ludo*, wholesale awl retail, by Messrs. 41,419.1.:Y and BLE.%V, Perfumers, Cockspor-stied ; and -retail, prier to,. 9.1. by nor or more Agri's. in every principal love ; hot it cannot 1.. e genuine, witless the nurses of she ah.ore P.eparers are en:ruvr.l on She novicument Stsisip, which is fixed ever t h e c..rk of each bottle. Proper Spoile Pow are said by Bayley awl Blew. es wawal. As above may also Ike had, eistbrotieetcd by a similar S.saap, HENRY'S CA Lel ;ti ED Al AGNS-54i, ill batik/ at 2.. 94. or *lib Om stoppers at 4s ATKINSON'II AMBROSIAL WAP. r I E laant in elirct. at A arnPrelly known : In notice :I Cooiliar iostaner, look at Hu. llamas of a W011118:1 ono Imo Ores. wanlone ; their ose ;ftalothly meat inannstg.reolshp-, sei l unaminaly wriukkos ; to remove Ibear rvile tlo• ouorti .•1 the Poop. seine. , 111 w Anotn.ial 1. ) u new fr.- , from all l•ritsis;or qualstte, null c0mp....-•I of h4l.amie , ezilithlt trim 'heists ; it remotir. b ar d 's ,. • 1 „,1 1 . ..1 - kits from the ski.i, prerrui. it and usakcs nt I.lll.lll%lAiii,cull, whit ,• . /lila ...1•11. M.SC.+ If. the miwire ; Isl.l pirpnrcll with Nakili•ii '4,411 fur sh ming, rict 91-1 41,1 Is Mt eleh. • •- ..... • -... full,twoong Article* nre promisor.' to lie tom zeo.ernily known to repute ewbuninon. A I iilNStroNo'S i)vr, rluul g r. grey otr rid hair on the lead ur Nhi.l rl. Sr r prromuirut brown ur took. tic fi.l —awl one guinea. ATKINS! 1•1 1 111.111 S f: FLUID, feta.. 4 the leo.. it lies fallen ott from /llnr , •, perspiration. or ar.y urf t 41111,1 uuarioun.q pr/•rnalur.• IiVell); It ahu I.crp• ale Lilo in curl oouroole olseritiog or *MO:me, or in , i4olo weather. Set vaoluson of as soon ill 11l Lay ou the limit', 50..16 , 1 catch Wilk. Price :If. t:d. 6, 111 r. - _ cAuTgax.—To avoid c .m.4..A.-its, ••Ii for AlLiusuis's floA, (C. me low e r fev.l senile Si/Li by th. Prupriwb•rd -nue. ku, ~,,, No. 4 ""int - *1.e.1. i..Ln ,u«..i., I umlaut ; and b:‘ II most Polito-Ts au } Hai kt.Cis ill 1..0 a loW K. HAVLMN'S EXHIBITION OF DRAI3INGS from the CARTOONS and ELGIN MARRI.F.S. by los 'NON, Ltinleerr and fiewiek, Will. POSITIVNLY CLOSL at 29, St. Janies'aistrert,on sAruit• DAY Nr.N.r, the 13th Febitiaiy, as the nouns is wanted G.t the porpotea of sale. tiliethet it will open again to the Public depends on the probability of fiudint a room ARMY CONTRACTS. TREASURY CHAMBERs, COMMISSARIAT DEPART- WIEST, Id IFFURUARY, 1819. OTICE is lieirby glumto ell Per.ons rli- N sirous of rontrarlisiz to .apply BEEF and MUTTON _ _ no Ins Majesty's liarraclojiii ilow iv Fares ni i7gilionnients, Qmarttrs, anti honed Counties : Berltnril, ing the City of Rutland, Belk (itieluiling Bristor, Salop, the moo of Finn- Ham., Somerset, 'rrig,r.::, I Hereford, I Stafford, gerfori::, _ Berwick, I lertford, Suffolk, Huck., Glints, 1 Surrey, Gatribridce(iticloil- I Isle of Man, Sussex, I tog the lawn of Isle of Wight, Warwick, Newmarket), Kent ;including I Westmoreland, Cht ster, Tilbury Fort, iii Wilt*, Cornwall (includ- I the County of Warrant . , Mr Scilly\ Esc/ x), York, Comfit., land, Lancister, North and South Derby, Leicester, Wales, Devon, Lincoln, Anti in the several Doiset, :lidillesex, Counties in Durham (intim!. Monmouth, North Britain, nig Holy Island), Norfolk, As also to supply I Las. x (exclusive Northampton, I Heil in the Is ' - --Awe I.ti ' lands of Guern- of Tilbury Poet, Nooliso.6 .and, ill the Cuuuty of Not tuigham, I sey, Jersey, sud Essex) Oxford, 1 Aides ney. Gloats xicr That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the 2Sth day of MARCH NEXT; that Proposals is Writing, sealed up anal marked 0 Tender for Army Supplies," will he received at this Department on ur before SATURDAY, the 97th day of FEBRUARY (but none will he 'weaver! after 'ravels e °Thick on that day); and, if bvsit by Post, the Malice most he paid. Proposals must be made separately for each County, except fur the. Comilla' comp. 'sing North and South Wales, all of which must be iiichided in one Tender; as also must the I Counties in North Britain; and the proposal for the supply of Beef in the Islands of Guersiary, Jersey, and Alderney, must include the whole of the titter Islands ; and each Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to the Tender properly filled up, by Two Persons of known Property, cm:airing to become bound with the Party trnd.nut iii the animals% stated in the printed Particulars, Sir the date Performance of the Contract ; and nu Proposal will he nutired unless made on a Printed Tender, and the Priers expressed in words at length; and should it so happen that donut the continuance of the Contract no Troops should be supplied under the Contract, the expense of the Si;411111% for the Contract and Ronal, paid in the brat instance by the Contractor, shall be I efuuded to him. Particulars of the Contract may be had upon application at these Chairibris, between the boor* of Eleven and Five; and at the Office of Deputy Commissary-General Young, Edinburgh. Tsoil K. A 11110TTS have the folloviim; • %VINES to Nell of the Qoallly as staled below. Thr %Viso* trot only be tasted or &mph , ' had from No. 10, SKIN ER-STREET, on or before the 15th tustara._ Per Dozen. Port Witir, the Viut. of 1812, one year in bottle, slight erml Sautoruc .111.1 Banat, both or the first growth and finest quality Good old flock . . Claret, of fuur of the and growths, and of the fittest qualities - Ns. Very orLi awl ries Mountain Genuine 1812 Purt, four years in full quart Luttles, ... . shippttl by Übe Royal Witte Company Sundry 1.0 t• of MaMetes Madeira, Coustantia, and Seftlil, ill loillig, all of Sue gustily Suullisniplins Port, tight years ist bottle .. SIN. MRS °PIE'S NEW TALES—THIRD EDITION. This day were published, in 4 Vole. 12nao. price 11 1/s. boards, N,,w TALES. By MRS. 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The Earl tdLatiuEtenai.iitre;iTteil 't Petition from several Electors of Wvsttninster, praying i!oit the Bill pending in their Lordships' House. tria. tive to the t xpenses of erecting Ititstnigv, be nut pa-std into a law.—Laid out the table. Lord SIUMOUTIi tr.oved the second reading of the Bill. The Earl of LAUDERDALE had hoped, that the Noble Lord, on 110OVIllg the s e cond reading of a Bill of so 1111.1111 importance, would have taken the trouble of giving some reasons to *hew the Deceit tity of such a measure, the only one of the knot which had ever been introducea iii that Howie.— The Bill, at all times objectionable, was lioaever more particularly SO at the present, when Gentle. men had ulieudy declared themselves candidates for the ensuing election, tepobing ullOll the faith of the common law of the realm. If the Bill, therefore, were to pies*, it would, with respect to them, have Ilie effect of ez post facto law. With regard to the general expediency of the Bill, it would be suffi cient for linn to remark, that its tiecesaity, toward* seeming to the I-141i Bailiff of %Vest 1111 l atter an indemnity fur whatever exprilt.-a he might incur, was obviated by the provisions of the common law of the country. How was the common law of the country to be user, tamed lint by the decisions of the Judges in the Courts of common law ? and it might probably be in their Lonlships' recollection, that in a case that came Imbue t be,Court of king's Bench, in the y•ar 1808, Lord Elleuborosigh, after a long tind learned argument, in which the Noble and Learned Lord anti Mr. Justice Le Blouse, now deceased, gave their opinions at length, ducided that, by the common law, the High Beilttf was en titled to his expenses ; and Mr. Justice Le Blase said, that " the action was not bronitlit on the sta. tyie, but was an ussumpsit at common law." Lord Ellesilairongh also raid , that whatever candidate derived any advantage boon the hosting'', was bound to indemnify tbe returning offictr for . h is expenses;" and it being un that occasion proved in t Thieve* that an *great of Sir Priori,* Vast:left had appeared on the bowing., the cb m f Justice 1140g.-11 tl.e Jury to find against lint. On what print i r le, then, could the Howe iiii..rfere ? Tim summon Itw had aheady i rovideti a •alficient se curity r tt.e rctutun g t fficer, lny a lot.::‘ t!.e i•r.- •eut 13111 wus %I Id it he passed who had, under the pruvi►ions iit the in nnrt..n imititnerl the •itustion of candidates—sod would. therefore, as it related to them, L..- mei Pa- pu.+l facto enactment. For three rea.n,.,Le ►huuwd op pare the second reading of the Rill. Lord SIDIAOUTH said, that twnli the coristrite'.4,4l of this hill hr had had no concert.; hot Ow 11111 which was for reviving and cantinui-g an Art of the 51st of the King,. liartiq,:, 'Hien ni 110) consideration, par4secl the oilier Honer, a represet.t..ii is was mottle to him, *hewing the expelm l enee 441 s. 4.11 r ottal.orr ; and built as High Steward W.sietisos.er and Sc.- eretary of State, he felt himself h uon to g ve tilt Hill his support,. Their Lordships 1.441 to tunwdrr two points : first, whether it was ornper t h at the conVeniences usually required for the cooducititg of elections in' iVestmitirter ghoul., i.e vontiourd ; and, secondly, ut whose exprese at 45.- should be provided. 111 the sear int 1 4 Bill ow ed the House of Common%, far the purpose of ex tending to Westminster the piusisioosot a presior 4 Act, wile..lay the t.r uroing offi cers of writ' re.titort.l 111 1 .1. V bouti.n, tool places tl:e expeolhog es.-. - t X' peilers of which ver:e to be delid).-4i ii ) the cm.- didate4. [This Bill was read at the !alit" lry , the Cleo ki flee Noble Lord then proceed , 41, and noun Led that such 4 1.00111,0011 1.0 ly isecessary to Westminster. alwre, the elective fraiscline was s 4 much extruded, being esijoyrd by at least fourteen thouraind persous. Their Lordships mud hive had occasion to rtinark on the midi wiry teisdrory disorder that prevailed during elections for Wes.- moister; but if such a provision as that contoured in the Ball oft+ before the Rouse were not tuacte.', tins tendency to cuisfserinsi sod riot would be much increased. Re spoke advisedly. de e p under the opinions of some of the ablest 'nett in W es tmi n st e r, sayitig, that in cases of eleceofs nothing further was rrquired by Ilic law as jt 11100.1 I!YrYIUUS to this measure, from the High Bailiff of ll'estrerioster. thou that he should attend in person with a •stogle clerk to holds pull. Now. in such a case, soil sia the election could nut lie extended In yond four. teen days, it was evident that nut Ifille Ilion one - fuuritreittii part of the electors could g i ve the r votes, and •ii c-isfrisitios lutist it ee...illy arise from the anxie , y of the voters to alive lif.t at the poll. It was evident Cord Lord Ellen borou gli•s opinion respectirc,: t he • Meat y lif the conairieri law could not ~f 1 et 6.9 Viet" of the question, besides that it "rite tAteudril to those who hail actually appeared either by them selves, or their agents. Hs cautlillot.-tt, lon the law,. ings. in Sir F. Bortlet.'s case was pronounced in the year 180 H, anti yet the common law was considered tos inefficient, that is, the tear 1811 the Bill_ was lass ed wlu.lt :t ass now I 4t in , ition that their I,..orlaliins shoo. I :wise and COI,. tome. Hail the counnou law be it oulficieri*, wise had it not .liteu so considered iii toe Rause ul Mom at that period. and *lmo the Bill into their LoAships. way was it dun oljected to on that principle by the Noble and Learned Lord, who was then a Member of the House, and who was alike distinguished by his powerful mind and hi. incor piptible integrity, by whoa the newtons decision had been pronounced ? He thougl•t it expedient that the Vtall:PCls tstablislitil it. 0.11110 it., where tl e candidatcs were compelled t!) 1),.y the expense,. shoula be on • parity of prior:l l oa- ext oiled ci IYestininster, fur which Yrdl.oiss lie 5;100 Id Fersist his original mottos'. The Earl of LitUEROALS replied, saying, the Noble Lord (Sidiatoutla) had represented, that Lopl Eiletiborougn had laid it down as a feint of cumu l i i law, that the Itgls Billiff could receive no iudrtL ruiy. fur Isitri•s If and his clerk ; but such will to , ' the fact. Lord Ellenborough laid it down, that ". :f any candidate takes advantage of hustings he mu t pay hits share of the expenses is turned its comdruct ing then).•' The case of the Sheaths of Comities we. essesstially diiierent from that of the High Bailin' of ‘Vlstilainster. In the crannies the Sheriffs weld compelled to undertake the office, and cons.. quently ought, in criiiimoit justices be reliessrl hum eves y expense ; but in %Vrstmilister the Hier Bailiff purchased his rot oat; iiii i lay giving • large !Wu tat motley to the Dean and Chapter; and tire. Hliviiitl,ixt% most be supposed slifficieut to counter balance 11117 Inn 1.:Al or trifling lutes. it r rsou hul.liug the office were relieved Friona es try danger of f•Xlirlibt, it would tend uuly to rat-e the mace, and Parliaissrid would, by paassism this Bill, only put a large suss of money iuto. tl e pockets of the Dears and Chapter. He had a l. ready resnat kerl upon the injustice of the from its ex pal facto operation. The Noble Lord haul commented upon' the tumults which ucce smitally took place at rlectirms for IVrstinsirs.es ; lint for his part • the most violent tuniuits lie bad ever witnessed, were thuec that took place 10 COwit . queoce of the breaking up of the Isustine•, wii..l the people tore then: into pieces, and Louder(' each other till the head*. The cotutursis lase gas 48 sufficient indemnity to the High Bailiff 1.4 e wer Ileetl4.liy tXpeio.e ; but not, its Lord Ern on r.•tsgas pastictalai ly fur any saitentatian or Ilarollt, %loch sus altugether•usinrcessary. The lloose !lien divided, when there appeared-- :Ayes. . l.l ins .. •• ••• • 41. • • • alujulitT The Bill wt!* thro read sct &Alai time, RI tiered to be c tut t (1: REVLRSION. On our rottimnow.h belvw L..e bu►, we found E GIRObVENOR toitliltelttleg ou the to.rto o .lJ.ty gi.tosig piet•es 111 re.eretuty other by the Cow% t•r any n*hn•r Huth , . 'neat Jhr sultjtet Athos b • bruu,g,ht hefore lh. f f0t0..., !removed that tL. le I, - hid before the 11. tore all Account ehtwr••4 number ht SIIICIU I'ntrt• t;r..utrd nt l{t•ctt.ktn the Crow' I.r uU.rr i/U I ii.:o Ili 4, rtoce the l.t JA‘uury, 1818. 1.1:J 6tDri6“..ra !esp. 1 Ll.e Nulie E j, Per C rut. Alr " , 411 A Q . 7'l" 0:1 ••• It ..r 1 og C PRICE SEVEN-I'ENCR. • so tar remit-T.(l ...... Eta timed Into • low. it w.. 1.141 tilt , et tlto I