The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-02-26 00:00:00

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Pelt! 211 -_ lEX l'E D I ENCY of o illi t ::4 1/81 0, 00 . 7 tit br kw " "" ull . ‘ ,;.filsor • raeorlddveligi lardy sasershbod, sorer with err -entis, km to either loans or their Merril towards Losirtur.••by other beat ., ist u t nh lame r : nod irthers. s with milker &Ad on poles, awl roceeded ...•re- K I ?ili H ICH AR D THE THIRD. a . 1 . .. - I.INCI the ItisCRY LAWS. camel. . •• sena as they *Ott love aireody: L pr±: 4 diorespi prero depots ion o c ols l 4l lo lo l4 hetk il itZs ea for d ar i t is bruit of' the l g .1 LS* Henry, Mr. Ape; Duke of Okr i tster, Mr. Keen ; & IDUI:AR ., __ _fh WORE. Rm. of the Middle Tenpi n !". Letters In be olliteesed _ to Jacob Coils, No. 7, by for" gym' Private holy" Sockinglion, Mr. Bothell; Richmond. Mr. Rao; Lord lind J. fur aliiimm 2226, Ned,..asii Jona% w I lased's,. fibee, or laareackeerf Which tti F ~.r otaarpridmard. That ain' Yeonionet Cavalry.. wbet, wait out of the Oren to learn their Stanley. Mr. Powell; Ratcliffe , Mr. Keel; Teasel. Mr. J. likirrey, ritemilliy. . Rooms. emoecajorocafaljoa, from otstitytesrle_ ,r 1 effil, Muted the el - objette, lodietmentaafere preferred hoth foe the Monies Peelainfil Of A.l! metal rkillS iii **l the limn ebree Kw" - arid thibletirlUiall at the Aeons -of York in the mouth of 1. al,. The facie of the' uoimiges . there MP/Milted . I we Hack. Gate% Ilra. Glover ; Lady Anse, Mi.. Boyce; h a t eara pha e d. j a sh "%me% e ve. w ee iga. tat s j a .io:. • .• ' •• ' - • an d G ent l emen .tiotibd. beilbet iLiras reheddoentry porponvit to tire Olit Duchess of York. Mrs. &tattoo. lotertie. • Ils ' appear to . . & wo e „d 'gl e e n, pr 10111 oR inneofde • whieli 'briers Verson ha& bean as- have Wen itstiblisheA 4.gby see n et the Bilis by the Grated Jury ; best re l ent Mightier isas mei produced ou After which, the Comedy of II GENERAL 111(KIRAPHICAL 0 ICe pit a a I h s ~ THREE WEEKS AFTER MARRIAGE. THT.A.•• eariethairg an Histwelnil nod Critical firth dr. •- , will meet with the ' elifood. The RIMMA added, that the loot istelligibes from .ot RAWL/RAIDING linweloultral. ,hoat- wale it highly Prabable that the " 1 " the trial to berg the anise* bathe to erg individuals. . . Sir Charles Racket, Mr. Rae; Drreget, Mr. Donna. Amoont of the Ileve arid Writiege of the must emirate Rzgeot s .,,,,„„,, it, - ...., up wily a p i .. of COMM 'AIM' IPS to Hist time thorns the executilin •of - K am ;b e „ja mas kry eed i ;h it fr e a k a , D er b y, il TA.I Y itim-ket ( 111.81 6164 Miss 8111 " 14 • 111 i 1111 ". Dell Sett Penns" , in relarNation, partionloly the Beni,* sod Irieh, e ir e mbp. '"• Adios. amides save- thof dealwrale Relllthe, Ws the vigilance' of the I: .attla., that are Derb•yehirit is hod expected a c oo= • v. •- . ti Mrs. Sparks. from thenrilest Aresosits so the pies's' Tune. A New rid s'iPue ho . I ll e . " - • . will dad at th ere "tuts the Sala shelelt, and intelligette• bd . the Alst*l"t", irrinforctoseot form this Mot of 'Yorkshire. believing that a A., . ffisisew, l's.; Reeend Price, 3.. ltd .— Pit. 3e. lid.; Sward - Edition, revised eel ealarge.l, but . - ,of th e jay. sh. a the ready anthems afforded Hoke their orderi - by the re- goreral risidg would take islice et the time is. he nod fur •S • : . sad die Reo ,. s mil goliir troops and yearlong . Abe gintept aid efficient •ar- that repot* ;. Ord icoppears likewise, that in l'ork.hire, as Pelee, lls.—Lomer Galbry, 25.; licoord Price, le--Upper Illy A LE/ANDER CHALMERS, F.S.A. ' „ • , Gallery, is.; Illecond Price. II. ) . o e • The pretest Ultimo hes beer somsiestel by 3,1134 It= .. ..•Opera nemaraud Touts raollouaenta of the Officers Metaled with that Ilereleer the well WS Mill tht other diatoms where doss dit.iga s s m . . 1 14 • 'I Mom end Places to he taken of Mr. Spring. Rebrurbi, additional Liver, nod or the remaining anther, 11.110 mop% lsatT nln dm la hoped tint R a m. bliowledlle w ild INl4l4ol,lhote to !time been obtained of carrying oet,grast kliasue bas estiforewly been pfac t d upon 4iitar. lirydges street, rm. Ten till Four, sod of whom may be hove been re-writteo. end the whole revised and corrected. blislameot 0111111.-AMISd. - worthy of mi. the pleas of liateelfeelear "MA' enneetriest anent gull the hoot ufbowerful suppocerd co-operatior from Lou. lied a Private Row nightly. Tito NMI inhabiter articles est:eels 1.000. In the Memoirs t re s g e., cuallneSttot of he boollog trillion% would tatealiola a still *to, Miniver eitroneous suck en expectation may have been. 0,, Rowdily, the Comedy of Tow. Ind CmeiHry, with ed Aeolian, their Works are erroserated, Wish the dotes of 1 • , ::_i_ - . . (cribs, postpereineal 'if Ilartr atrocious Oar" . with respect I. the coati to which it was supposed to here Rojo. piehliestion • awn* proportioising the length of nit Article I le eft aft ill , venom, - .11 mew appears, tho in the night of the oth of Joao last „w o k r ...., t . . • . rh q mundc, will be predated. for the Gast time, a New to she introit albs eulticet, a Joe consistency, it le hoped, . rrs, Ikrihildik Place is Deel/Yallate• 'rolled hr • PeaPel 'lrhe • The Coninsilis• beau the oalleftletiost o f denttence it as Comedy, in live mete, to be called Cooties is the Air. The has been obeireall appended t... each Article are copier's en. At blitaissole, Mu • THIS DAT, THURS. "et "r th at FllePuee froth Notlieglamei ago.*** therefore their decided or Wee), dial oot.titsly is lie country ia gate- Prologue to be spokes by Mr. Harley, an.l the Epitome by femme he dr ammo where' the materials are derived. Ddir r dbi re aggy ." '".."..' fulloniog Days (Sondey elethll " the Hollialltheea ,Vnlllele... The lumrlfeele Were rat, hot in the* altstrieta where the dolliffilis SS ths,sfrost- Mrs. Atop. Genitor's wisa hove pore/oared the volumes periodically. earep a r d), -. , NM itteeffiellffilltfie melt . e mbers, laut'lleff welealtdosteo by fccted wets asset actively nod unremittingly pored, thy , g e n e ., ek e , N ov eltie s are br active preparation, ammo are remelted speed* to complete their Sets, as Ibis may vALuA 4 ,4 NswE C OL . me alsoulledfamiiriL Brom' of them bed See-senre, others p i pe bop or e e s . r ow b., * am p ipsei t , a e ,„ which 6 a Play, foratind es the very popular Iltortauce of betraftee be esesilered dif f icult. howl peel:owed file the purpose ; and al diorite* the joitelsoof rho grcallua ley wad Rob Rig. ' Isiports4 Ham Aat- •, , • .6.,,,..,6 hullos/Iwo they pia . ~, PoOliollogLaaj„ Midis& asseetat tF. C. mid S. La wit i a . pi . .....7, . • sear" illurroi. . v.. re- • .... ~ _._ _. . 9.0m1 W. Niwal iG. Wilkie% J. Watkort' *ow % ensmeef. - - ' ---- tegiatiestrarsranglit ilidi -1' tifer :..' '.. . rff BA ras-ster.4f. 041IiiNFS6r.. KORN. A.- - r. - Eieween; moo. 40 , 1 0,.; J. i. BIN. aimallatillahakilir MN* more 11011.placa," sortie. .44, cotapriled mate penreststo jolts tie*, med. -• - p ere j ape p pa pi t .p g decdpds„ Blip ja de , tr c drAleirr. . . . .tZ_ Ar ' TH"'"ENING. THURISPAV.4rioIi. 26. cafirmwr ; Lotornan t 1110.0, (tom (Mar, gad Rama ; . .. , lIISTOR2 OF MODRIIN EUROPE. TO' ISIS. •'• . to eolulatte.ffne hf 'lluolleo'ofwheleetall4 B . 4 Or- ietitetk - tiorOmarriik Via commie§ activity awl aigi knee of . will be acted, 7lh time. the New Tfogitig of Callen arid Davies; J. Otridge; lot and Whittaker •J. .. tterlaity by Ho terror el the reerder which. se Oa Wlssatiriscooadof Ilsefhosroateat, roast &we had the This day is poblisked. is Svo. Its. beards ma 0y OF . Euitom r th e„ mio nsers ai;.smil iat t ot heLpropeeed ioth id j le i t ane ree2 , 4 d N ifit ul a ti m .reas ; gar lic earl y eal w - iot e gv tat'f it c e tee lo t ea ttf ; sult elifeli am ilit a lbe provrd jetugrees ...we t o ti f i d he im emtu tfectiu ti 7 , FAZIO. - • Booker; J. Cohen; aerie and Sous; J. and A. Arai; J. • Harris • black Parbury aril Allen •J. •Black nod Sur • Date of florsteas, Mr. Breeder; Gooteihro. Mr. T. .... 2 ' ' ' ' AMIENS, in 1802, to the PACIFICA- t y WE T ATY% ill their barna+ *tog*" to beeoele elm ' of lhe ied,Um iocreeselesuplornentasow idiurded grilse khourige Matthews; Aerie, Mr. Oviroptens ; Girsldi Folio, Mr. C. " e Ih"tau'• S. Mawme e i H . H • Evesel J. Match"' I IV- TION of PARIS, in IRIS. town, aid to be joiu;dlty enterillerable numbers diem sad Chimes, have coutaibuted to resider those, who woe atria Kemal Bartok', Mr. Illanebard; Philario, Mr. Comer ; I 7 . .. ,•: S. He Ire; t J . Hereve t addesio. Cratleek . , sad By CHARLES COOTF, LL.D. ~ by a jowly which they expecte., octal he aseeinbled in Nut- toper to evdnorso, less.disposed• to embrace the desperate Falsetto, Ur. Cantor • 11140401 V. Mr Penis ; Antonio, Mr. of •R. re"uer ;E . Beet, lel' ; Ogle std Co.; ;W. &uteri Prieted for FAC and J. Ili...ingots; G. Wilkie; J. Colhell; tinabors Awes*, sad which actually did sesemble at that nieemirts which the pressure of disteromight hate led them . . Ruder!! and Mania ;‘i 11 Reiil• J Deightim and San , Xing; Frew, Mr. Atkins . Bianca, Miss O'Neill ; Aida- Lawson end Co.; Law and Whittaker; Cede)) sod Davies; place,as mite, Outed, The dispositlou tn. piiinder e aloe re. t u j iinii i . . ; . Cambridge; Constable itud Cu. Edinburgh ; and Wilson and. . bells. Mrs. Finset ; Clara, Mies Misr. Lockiegtosi and Co.; J. Booker; .1. Richards's ; J. M.l instance they met with, sod giber circumatarcooloAleinyed . 5„,,, e a ( t h e a ers .; ;;;; to In th em p ro j ec t & aart i ca . 1 4 , Son, Volt. .r...whi.la 1m:11 ha sglelnA (Anil. timbal m ••••• P.. fawns ie.. am I lAA Id/chastens . Richardson; W. Stewart ; Black ■ aid Co.; Baldwin. and Co.; J. Murray; R. Framer; fhtik mad Co.; R. Saunders; R. S. Kirby; J. Roblisetio ; sod W. H. Reid. it, whom use be Itod.by the same Author A HISTORY of EUROPE, from the Peace of kris, im 1783, to the Treaty of Amiens, in 180 S; Syn. I is. 41 . 1, These two Poldiestion• are a Centinnattots of Dr. Stu fteirs History of Modem Europe, which msy be had own rime narlading the abort two Volumes; is 7 vols. Oro. prim; /IL 13s. W. in boar h. Also may lor tont, in 3 vole. Soo. 21.11 boards, DR. RUSSELL'S HISTORY of ANCIENT EUROPE, from the earliest Times hi the Subversive of the Western Easpi re ; aith a Survey of the moot important Revolutions hs Asia and Africa. dispeeitloa _ they ► with, J ether eircuissorces,inalabi yed their march, that they had nut arrived turatteir place of destinatimi at a late hoer in the ministak ; an the coisairp beam alarmed, a Wilsey force was assembled to apposb theta. . The langeoge served b want' p ersona ranged in this en terprise, and partiewiarly by. their leaders, leant, no room to doubt that their Objects were the overthrow of Ike La tablialrad Government and Laws; extravagant as those objects were when compamil with the inadequate meant which they pose:seed. In • the coarse of their march, may „of three badylett alarmed at the atrocious projects in whirdiAri had t'lltrairltd, which had actually Jled to a cruel and Deliberate ninriler ; they found-that their confederates had not arrived in their sopport,. as they had bees led to eipect ; and in the yellers thriiiigh 'which they panted, a strong iilliaposition being manifested towards door cause and projects, so* of them threw away their pike.* and retired, before the military force appeared; and on the first chew of that furop, the rest dispersed, their !cadres silt witting in vain to r 47 them; many were taker pi isomers, and mussy gaits ad pikes were wised.- • insarrection ' of moll importaace in Rolf, is a sub ject of matfrial eouildenition as it was manifest', in con artisience of imeasnres iiiinited in the two Reports abuse nieutiotiod, sod apposes to hare bees a pert of Hoc gem"l rising proposed betake effect on the fhb et 10th of June, as stated in the lain of Was Repos. . At the Amiss. of Derby, in Wei* of July following, the Grand Jury forbad Dille of . • lcillbent (or High TtellBlll6 ageism fitety-ais of the perm,* Oared with having bee. ea tilted I. tbia iosprrection; sod several of those persuari haviag Mss takes, were arr ai g n e d upon the bulletined be fore • Special Costoesisainu issued fur that poi puir, which set •t Derby in the lausth October following. Fiiiir of the priori 's& offeadeve were separately tried sail eonsicsod; titre, of the.. were exoesited, aid the seenseipal paniehomst of the (earth was remitted on coodblost of trasiointation. To which will he added (401 h tire), a new Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN GULLIVER; OR, THi FLYING ISLAND. Gullies,. (afterwards Harlequin), Mr. Bologna; the Knee of Lapula (aftetwarils Pantaloon), Mr. Homan ; (Inmkantimisnws, Lord* Chaacellor of Laput• (afterwards Clown), Sir. Grimaldi. The Princess Ithoinboiddla (after- wards Columbine), Miss F. Monett. BEGINS NEXT WEDNESDAY. D DING stud CO. plrrl i er themselves to !trove M. to any sae who will du then. the favour to tall at tkeirtMess, Nu. 1, Conduit, suit 298. Huatoung, that thew who tins , make an Adventure with st Ticket we Sham, will really have a greater probability gliestai a CAPITAL, Prize then ever occurred before. Inttepowlem of the EXTRA Prizes of TWELVE PIPES of Port Witte, theta we 100 Capitals, all Stestlug Money, iweltuhusr TH EE Prizes or. L. 30,000 !!! . - Mors open at Mx o'Clock—the Petioentunee to begin at gevvn. Bone., 75.; Second Price, 30. Ad.—Pit, 3s. id ; Xecentl Price, 2s.—Lower Gallery, 2..; Second Price, lc—Upper Is.; Second Prier, id. Placer for the Boxes to he takes of Mr. Braufsms, at the Boa Office, Hart-street, from Tee till Pour. A Private Ikrx may be bad fur the treasou, or Nightly, of Mr. Bralbik)ll, at the Box Office. The New Opera of Zoom, or The Tree of Health, will be lw•rformed every 'rondo' , nod Saturday during Lent. On 31orolay, Fazio, and Harlequin Gallirer. and the Puddle cannot fail to ream& jildaini , fro* the pad, Shat the prieeipal Trios is the fleet Lottery drawn is doe year are almost certain to be mid at PIDDING's Odgers, a% witness the host Prize of 10,000 Codeine, Two Prism of 20.000/. Ike. ke. ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL of the THoot Honourable and Loyal • SOCIETY of AN CIENT narross—WELSH SCHOOL, (ivy's-Inn-road, Lonrhon, Instititted is the Year 1714, for Falsienting, Cloth ing, slid wholly Maintaining POOR CHILDREN, 11.1111 of Welsh Parents, not entitled to Parochial Settlements in or near Landon. I+►TRon, HIS ROYAL HIGHNE%S THE PRINCE OF WALES. Sir W. W. rr, , Wet. M.P. 10/010 Idiaril Load liecosuA Earl 0 Pewis Earl of Astshutukun Earl Gruareuoe Duke of Beaufort. K G. Sir W. Lewes, Knight, •ud ORATORIOS. T E ATRE. ROTA L, COYENT.GA R DEN. r -MORROW, FRIDAY, February 27, will be performed, A GRAND SELECTION; The First Part Kiley from • TR IR MESSIAH, Composed by 0. F. Handel, To particular Airs and Moreton of which trill be intro &aced the additional arecompaidnicats by W. A. Mozart. Lt which Mils Stepbeas will slot the Recitative." There were Slirpherils;" " 1 know that my Redeemer ,livelli;" " Sweet bird" (accompanied on the Flare by Mr. Demari); aml " the favourite Nett.. of " Fair Submit," with Mr. Bruliarn.—Mias Frith. " Rejoice greally;' and " Ali! why .1..1 I g4sher."—Miss Geurer," But thou diam not leave kW Desaldsue." The Pesaaut Fey "—And MiSi (% " Gratis. agitates ;" and " 0 ql/01111.11 Canima."—Mr. Brabam," Comfort ye toy people ;" Luther's Hymn," Lord motivate,. David:" and • Duette, " Alt care swiss." wills Miss Thorae, " The wan arts at mieht."—Mr. Youller. " CUllfrltii is Oct to bestow "—Anil Mr. Titaney. "fu. IN hold ;" "The people that walkrili ;" and " Arm, le h•ave"--'ll'he Grand Chnresrs " For unto ea." " Hallelu jah." " When his land voice," and " Fia'd in his everlasting seat," mill be introduced.. End of Part I. A CONCERTO on the FLUTE by Mr. Dronrt. End of Part 11 CONCERTO •n the GRAND PIANO FORTE, by bliss . _ , - Lilly (her Ares appearance.) At the Commencement of Pert 11. An ORG.%N CONCERTO by Mr. Jacob. Lr &der of She Band, Mr. Ware; Organ, Mr. Jecnb, Or roost of Surrey Chapel. The remainder of the Bend and Chinese' (which rill be numerous and complete), by tier 'stat approved Performer,. The *bole under the direction of Mr. C. J. Ashley. Doors to be opened at Six, and begin at Scveu.—Half. price et Niue. HOli AS CAT() awl SON, at tn.''' . %rue" ■ wmk Meat-safe,Ornamental him Work, and Improved Elastic Woe owl Iron Park and Pleasure Ground Fence 31 Inn fftetory,B9, Holborn Halo:opposite St. Andrew's Church, eificit the Nobility, Gentry, ke. routemplatinp Alteratwu■ sod Improveneests in their Grounds, to do them 11t honour of inspet•ting their superior Speeimros of Iron and Wire Pesters, a cheap, elepat, awl durable Enclosure fur Larson, Plea Aire Grounds, and Oruaweutal Walk-, resist all knob of Grilling Stuck, sad mretnille Hares coil Rabbits from r towers rod Exotics; improved Coops fur t h e protection of Poultry from Rats and Vermin; deeorasive Wire Bor.lcriog t , r Clumps and Gard►ua; fancy 4,013 StaVl fur Flowers, sod so improved Portable Gloster Chair. Also a large as outfitting of Brass-wire Fire Guarik.apolieable to all grates; improved Candlesticks with Wire Guards; 3litehineli to sift rustlers, withoot dust or wok; wit► every Article in die Iron sod Wire-work Depswilsweid. TO BANKERS, MERCHANTS, SCHIIOOIWASTERS, SHOPKEEPERS. ANDOTHER!. ITSE I) OFFICE PENS, et 15s. pit Than. sand, with a liberal allowance to the Topa null by' 1 WAILAII (late Hughes, Welsh. and Son), Inane Thank. 110:uolon, bow Sl3llloeiri, BuOk•eller, and Pen Ms %W WI to the Bunk of boyhood. Where way be bad, in One large Volume, price A INT of the PROPRIETORS of UNCLAIMED lIIVIDENDS on BANK STOCK, and on the PUBLIC transferable at the Bank of England, with the Does Olen the first Dieideiols oespretively became parable, a. , .1 the number of Unclaimed Dividends due to each Yru- I FRAUD PREVENTED. T° c..unteract the many attempt% that ere dad' , mask le impose on the unwary a spurn...comps/4f of Sir GENUINE BLACKING prepared by DAY they have adapted a mar label, iu which their 8 1 1 441111 e and Address, 97. Hu m noLeos*. i• couspicuoirsly placed in the centred the LAO, that 1, ..v 111141 an sticutiou to ibis, sail the dilrerenee of the I .l*. *loth is riblike all leiter•preas, will euidile purciaaese s 1 owe kJ detect the inspositiois. 'I ht Kral JAPAN BLACKING, made and sold ‘Thaleaele 1 4' DAY suit 'MARTIN, 97, Hie, Bulbar's, sad retailed L i the principal Shopkeepers, iu Bottles at 6d, It, bad It Aid. each. NEXT WEDNESDAY The Lotiery begins Drawing. ONE HUNDRED CAPITALS, 3 Prizes ui £30.000 ! TWELVE OF PORT WINE. NEXT WEDNESDAY Aline Pori, Capitals will be drown. Thi• Perri-drawn Prize trill Aare 5,0001. more. Tee Capital, will be drawn he the ilks, ten Winoter. The Firel.rirawn Minh will Lure Feuer ripen of Port. &rem Ticket will bedroom reporately—Ererg o f Ster ling Money. Abort 5,000 Tickets will be drains. NEXT WEDNESDAY L. 19 : 10 : pies. •• • L 30.000 L. I : 7 : gain.... L. 1,97.1 BISH. the CoNtreerer. WHO SOLD. It tilt LAS? Lorin% 3 Prises of L. WM*O! And enrious other Capital*. ALI. EN SHARES, in Thirty different Tuwes its the Country. In the last Lottery that eootaisisd Three Prises 0f30,000f. KM. Sulsl them ALL! !! who has now a selection of Number's in every Thousand fur Porch/suits tot-Iroise ALL 3 Prizes of L.30,0t10 IN THIS LOTTICRIG HISII%, isa Comilla' rood Miring-Cm*. ‘VEDNESDAY NEXT. 4th of MARCH. Tim LOTTZNY IVlsen the Fief-drsvisi Prtze will he entitled. in addition. to Five Thulium.' Pound'. L C A !IRMA. respectfully reminds his G• slid the PlMlir, of the limited time which now re. AsOtis befure the Wheel goes mood. He summuoreetids In Mir attention, Ike %ulterior advaatages which they pmsem who purchase before WEDYIESHAT NEXT, as no that day about Forty Capital Prizes will he draws, and Five Thou sand Tickets be detersised. It is isissust uniseetissitry to state that the Scheme (which is dutirtly composed of Ster ne% Mosey) customs 3 .... Prizes of .... £30,000 3 .... Prizes of 10 •• • . Prizes of One II lied Capitals Aud 1.4 Pipes of Old Port. Tickets sad Mare.. are Senior. is every Variety, by (1 CARkOI.I, ut hi. Fort tostale °Sees, 7, Coossitt4., Rod Ili OILIORDAITIMET, lui &skits Shun In the Lest Cutlery izrs of And Four oilier Colittak ; Also the 1, tat Prise of £30,004), ellYr I haws*. Or.lera train the C..iimutry, enclosing Rills, Rank Note% Post Otisoe Orer., atc. will be del) attended to, at the fel. lowing Pricey: — Ticket LIM 10 0 Ralf LIO i 0 I Eixhlll / 2 11 0 Una. irt 5 0 Sixtri nth 1 7 0 _ Alriertima Candor Margolis of Avslesey, G.C.B. Lord l)yneror Earl of Pembroke, K.G. Marquis of Camara, KG. Lord Goyilir Duke of Ratlaml, K.G. Sir Thos. %ultra, Bare. M.P. RD. EDX4I Loral Knorr* Lord Kessiturtna Sir Ckarks Morpos, M.P. Lora Elliman. M.P. lent Viscoont Clive, M.P. Earl of Osfurd Marquis of Dowashire Duke of liorthrinbertaud Earl of Plymouth Marquis of Worcester Earl of Jersey. I N LW, Esq. W. YARNOLD and DAVID ALLEN, Ears. The Nubility ■nd Gentry inclined to rapport this Indy excellent and valuable lisstitutioe; are retreated to wareible at the Wash Charity tichoul•house. to BREAKFAST, on MONDAY NEXT, the til of MA lt CH. at Tea o'Clisek its the Forenoon, to .joio the President, the Vice-Priesidesels Stew ards, and others, heathen of the Most Honourable and Loyal Swiftly of Ancient BANNS, in celebrating their Huts dred and Fourth Anniversary Festival. ou St. David's Day, at the Parish Churrh of Si. George, Hannver•apnare, where Prayers will be read in she Ancient British Language, by the Rev. THOMAS ALBAN, Chaplain to the Society, and a Serums preached is English by the Rick. Rev. Father in Gnu HERBERT [sal Baba, of LLANDAFF, and after 's& proceed to the !remnants' T to Dimmer. PREClnnwe, The Right How. Lord Viscuunt BELGRAVE. IIICII•PRICSID NTg, Sir CHRISTOPHER COLE, K.C.B, M.P. JOHN JONES, Res. M.P. CHARLES CALVERT, Esq. M.P. FRANCIS RICHARD PRICE. }. - 1, 1. Rev. W. WHITEHALL DAVIJM YNYR WINCES& LLOYD BAMFORD HESKETH, Esq. HUGH STEPHENS, Egg. BTRWAR Thomas Cartwright. Ilwq. We; Harris Parker, Esq. Jeremiah Evan.. Esq. Owen Rees, Ediq . lOb -ph Evans Esq. Thomas Rhodes, Esq. Edward June., R.I. Wm Felix Riley, E.q. Richard J OliPs, F. q . W. G. William,, Esq. Edward Owe.,, El . I . Valesetiue Willis, E.q. JOHN BEN N Ell', Secreiary. It le POR7' she SEC It R7' COMMI7'7'R APPOINTED TO EXAMINE INTO THE NIATTF.R OP THE SEVERAL PAPERS" SEALED UP, PRE SF.NTED TO Tlyr. HOUSE BY COMMAND OF THE PRINCE REGENT. By the Lords Committees •pooitita 41 a Secret Commit lee u. examine into the Matter of the PAINTS permuted to this House, ins Sealed Rag. by the Contemid of hie Royal Highiscvv Ilk WHIM Regent, and to rerun to the House, as they 511:111 see cause: and to whom were re ferred Additional Papeas (sealed up), also presented to the 'loose by the Coannisud of his Royal Highness the Paine.- Regent 011OCKIED TO RIPOIRT. That the ('ommatire have proceeded to examine the Papers so referred to them. lu executiou of tlii. daily they have proceeded, in the first place, to coss.ider such of the mid Papers sr cootaitied in formations aY to tin. slat. of Ifiure ports of Rimbaud iii which the circumstances d. i sited its the Two Reports of the former Committees appear to have arisen. Ise the last of Ulnae Itrports, presented to the House on the 14th of Jura lass, it was represeastrii that She Period of a general rising s of shish the inteutiou and idajPet were stated is the Reports, appeared to have hewn hull for as estily • day as possible after the discussion of an expected stoteisto Cow Reform in Parliament ; that Nottingham ap. peered to hare beau issteotted as the head-quarters, upon The coeviet ion of these four i solaced Waimea' of 11k other persons **dieted, whoee conduct had bent deemed lo the nest degree most crisoimal, to withdraw their pleas of Nut Guilty, and to plead Guilty to the Indictment, in boom of than avoiding • capital punishment • and the tientence or death out these persons was afterward s remitted, on different maidens. Against all the other persons iudieted, who were in custody, the Low Officers of the Crown drain. d proilliciug soy evidence, and they were 'item dangly acquit lull. The rest of the persons included iu the ludictutelit bad Rd from justice, and have nut yet bees take it. The feet of this actual insorrect ioo, first proved to Ow aa lisfaction of • most respectable Grail Jury of the county of Derby, who found the bill of indictment, and afterwards proved in open Court to the satisfaction of the 'several Juries sworn on the four several trials of the persons conflicted; proved also by the acknowledgment of the same pill by Owe who withdrew their pleas of Not Guilty, and pleaded Guilty to Om same indictment, and thus submitted them aelvea to the mercy of the Crown, appear to the Coutidlitre to have established, beyond the possibility of a doubt, the credit due to the information neentiedind lu the last Report, respecting the plans of more emended imiurrection, which had previously been concerted, and respecting the postpone ment of these plans to the 9th or lath of hose. But this insurrection in Derbyshire was not the only eir eunsatenceocerring since the period described in the last of the two Reports br fstre mentioned, whirls demonstrates the correctness of the isforination on which the Committee who made that Report proceeded, iu representing such • general rising to have beets intended, and to have Iw•ru pust posed ; and that Nottingham was the Isead.gnsrtera wren which a wart of the insurgents were to march in the host instance, and that they were expected to be joined there b) imoorgeitle from different geartere. Early iu the same night on which the Derbyshire insur. Rents began their operations, the town of Nottimehani was a state of considerable agitation. It appears from the evidence given upon the trials at Derby, that durine the march of the Derbyshire inallossetits towards Nottingham, tole of their leaders, afterwards convicted of high treason, was scut forwards ins borsthech to obtain intelligence. r in his return to the toxin booty of the Derbyshire inseireente, it was pretended thet she stale of Nottingham was favourable to their desists"; the actual state of Nottingham and its neighbourhood appears from the evidence given on the trials at Derby. lei the eight or the 9th of June, some persona, stated to be in ■umber shooed ore bemired, had assembled on the Race Course in Nottingham Purest, where the Der. byalsire insargents, accordiug to their orignsal plan, wire to have arrived at ao early hour on the mooning of the lath, and expected to be julard by such a party. •Plods party was seen about twelve at night ; they were drawn up in line, two deep, earl a part of filem wore mined with pikes or pules. They remained assembled on the Care (hotrod until past two o'clock in the tounsiox, about which time they dispersed. Same appearances of dist'. bros.e in the bums of Noritimr. ham, early in the night of the Pth. induct,' the Nlagistiateti to send fur a military fince florin the barracks ; and urd• r being quickly restuced, the miherry returned to their has. racks, and were nut again cam ol out until the morning of the 10th, when they wen retitoreol It swiss iii tlettwootog the Derbyshire insorgenta, wino were tben coo their march. Cototeelml with these rlisturbanco s in Derby:ohm. and Not. tinelianishite, a dispoiNittooto to stitair el/11111Ni W•.; twoo fester' in apart of the ti•. st Om! of York•Mre. the mh ofJsine•Sleetingof 1) , •1. cotes was assemblo ol Ai • piAre d Tisuroloill Lees, licat wool at this nseettiot: it was understood that the ion, too Itv **or a gt•nrr.J 'Pool( snood be anuorneed a..ciiiiitta at that tiled. hog r ere soros oso ol by P, Nl.ortoittatta, mantled by a multarY furore, and souse taken solo civil-My. This as ITO dr. ranged the plans of the on,atreciert; and the eo eater part of the districts an ihrt pit of Yon k•lino , to a bolo a pair. al rising had b.:en poopu , ed, itma,steJ guict. But to the tushagartl. Some of the Pervai eagaged in the projects, pollen. May've kowlint, are still active, sod appose. detewitemed to PersioTre, though aith •;eereasing nuoil/em and rectiiireete..,.. II appeals., therefore, so elieVenteniusie s ,t/tet. (ha. coo iiwtea vigilance of Govereinseut, end of the Magistrates in illt•*. vocal districts which have been meet dietfirbed, will be tn revery. • . • • •tt• Having thus taken a view of the Mate of the Cononey hs the disturbed districts, from the period described in the Report mode Its the House, towards tbr close of the lest Seminal oceirliament, the Committee. have proceeded to examine I.lleh of the Pppegs referred to them its relate to the • of several persona antler biennia issued by one ui his kilejestes rriacipal Secretaries of State, and the delt#o- huts aektrialiof the persons so arrested under she arthi'irity of.two Acts pawed in the list Sessiou of Parliament, 1 , 1 em power his. Majesty jy secure and deletes such.perptort its tut . :11sjeaty phial suspect are conspiring against his Person aed GorrrisMeri. Wirth rutted fo those against whom Bills of Indictment Whew fouteil by differeit Chard Juries, snit those who have hems brought to trial or have fled from justice, the Com mittee cueeeive that it w suppieteesary for them to make nu y particular atateaseut, Warraats were issued by the Secret:is y of State agaisyt ,ten.perions who have ant betas Italica. ruify 7 tube elteibiii appear to have tiara arrested andi•r Warrenta of else apiatelait of State, ow auspitior of High Treasons visa hentavei bean brought to trioli. of. three seven were Slischanged - tow examination, trit,hout, any subeestsseat War. guilt sit &troilism. Against thirty-seireni Warrant! of detrii teuit, atispieldst of High Trams, were issued by the &i - cretin'y of &alit but owe, oho was AtiallY control teed, ass snow after released; soothers's§ soon discitalgrd on seroiist of •illuale; mad a third died in prisons. The kruiesair even which- these Warrauts wive blued, hare been MI if/411y examined by the Committee; uu that examiiiatitio it 113 s appeared to the Committee, that all these arrests and deli ll tiwia hive been (idly Jastilled by the various ceieriiiistaneed haler which they bare takes place; and in no emit shwa any Wallow of detention appear to have been imoisl except in eonsegnenre of informaliou upon oath. It appeare so the Committee, that all the persona whit heti so arrested and detained, and who Were not prusccuts d, has c beets at duff, rent tithes discharged, as the stale of she a win try, 'stud the circumstances attending the several trials *inch had taken plaice, wets judged to placid. The Committee undessidand, that, up to a certain period, egpeclatiesis were entertaiued of being able to broom a,, trial large proportion of the persons so arreaird and di•taiiied ; bait that their expectattous have from time to litne bests istravuidahly relimpsished. Oat the whole, ilwrefore, it has. appeared to the Commit. lee, that the Government, in the execution of the powers weeded ea it by the two Act before sientionest, lies acted with due discretion and Moderation ; and, as far as aopears to the Committer, the Magistrates its the several disturbed slisitricas have, by their activity and vigilance, contributed utatertally 1u the preset-ration of the public peace. MENDICITY IN THE METROPOLIS. Yesterday a Public Meeting took place st the Crown and Anchor Tavern. for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Provisional Committee, appointed to digest a Platt for carrying into vlrec:t the views of the Society for the Snips - tram,' of Alendicity. '['he Meeting was very respectably attended. nod the lt!ght Hon. STUIGES Boost E , MA'. was called to the Chair. Tile CHAIRMAN celled ou the Secretary to reed the Report, which he accordaigly did. The fol loa•ing is an extract : With a view to the adoption of the most speedy sod ef. (emusl rueans fur accomplishing the ohjett 01 the Sne.ety, the Committee Haugh' it ails i.shle to coin !Dolce their 1 ,, ererhaga, by taking into consideratine in the first place, the present state of the poor in the Metropolis ; secondly, !h e various Sands, whether parochial or charitable, raised for thew relief ; and, thirdly, the lairs now in hcitig, fur the maintenance and employment of the poor, as well as the several Reports of Parliamentary Comutittces and Permt:al Boards. For the above rorposca, the Committee divided the in_ selves into several tellitreitininittres and Deputations; Fur dividing the Nletrupulis into Districts. —For obtaii - ing accurate Reports of the different Clatritahle Instittitiot.a already in existence.—For engaging the co-operation of the Burley fur the Relief of Distressed Seamcu —.For making application to his Royal Highness the Duke of York. ',oh g his co-operation as to those Mesolicnots alto ma, ap pear to hate been soldiers, and alto may he in the Icieipts of ruinous from Government —For applying to chi 0- wittrahle the Directera of the East India in re spect of such mendicant* as may appear to b, iwie es of India.—For the like application to the. African Assetriatom, is respect of Nrkftl paupers. The several Sub-Committees have had interviews "i h Lord Steinman., Sir l'hounix paittard, Be r t. P. Coley, .. n, Esq. LLD. sod availed themaelves of the ruin i ine of Mathew Martin, Fay. the original roomier of a plan for a strict investigation lotto the case of each mendicant. The Committee then take a retrospect of the excellent efforts made by Air. Marlin on the subject, and highly a.. plain! them. _ A: a matter of primary Malmo 'mire, thr Committer in. vilcil the Clagy nail Partie Odirciai liangld Ib 111, l\reU ino' of the Pour Laws 111131Ughei.1 Ibt . Iropulni, to 3 WI 14:it'l4tt lutb a view to engage On ir assistance by inilne:ng THREE PRIZEs.OF tso.noo!!! ONE HUNDRED CAPITAL`!!! 1 4 5,000 for the First...drawn ! ! ! Ticelee Pipes if Pori Gratis ! ! ir and J. MVP:WRIGHT. who were the ant op • Contractor, to "whore Tlekete mud arm to the remit 'moderate prier, related their Friends mod the Pub lic of the rear approach at the Throwiill4, Irbiele bogies •On Wednesday Next, 4ttt Theeetreardinarp adveatecri is the litheite how ohlained the decided iapprobatioa of Ilse Publie;and the 016111111114 i has horn irroportioaahly crest, parlitolirly at J. and J. SIVE. WRIGHT'S fortanete No 37, C61'11'1344., I U, Mimi/maim, I I, HoLioas, 141, thoroasi•wriuctir, Where Tiehete and Share* are ou Sale in great viriety. Thee had the satisfaction of Iteidraniting TEN CAPITAL PRIZES among their Friends in the set Contract, ittelud iiig No. 2,377, • Prise of 420,000 in Shares!!! 4