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hwo&J e d &/&e: /42y dtsi-) 3 ro' I `~ (~A gym.. ~~ 0:, 8 NUMBER 5072. THIRD NIGHT OF THE NEW DRAMATIC ROMAE. THEATRE•ROYAL, DRURY-JANE. THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, March I I, his Majesty's Servants will perform (2d time these two years) Sliskspeare's First Part of KING HENRY THE FOURTH. %int Henry. Mr. renrimgh; Prince of Wales, Mr. Pm. ley ; Flotapor,Mr.Rea• This arensid appearance in that dim Mr. liemhle; Ranlolph, tarter ) ; so j.,hn Falstaff, Mr. Cooke. Lady Percy, Mrs. Ru Stephen binson , Mrs. Quickly, Mrs. Sparks. After which will he performed, for the 141 time, • mew Grand Dramatic Romance, called, THE CASTLE OF WONDERS. With new Illogic, new and splendid Scenery. IVlsehinecy. res. and Decorations. Tlir ()mime and Mime . reel, by Mr G Lents; the Action of the Piece sumo:ell by %If H. Jolinatun; the Droves composed wader the direc tion of Miss The principal Cburradert—Mr H. Kemple, kV. 8,.„ K0n ,h, Pr. garbry, 110iligh. Mr. Eliswnetts„ Me. Ammo ; Mrs. Mrs. Omer, Mrs. Harlow', Miss Witham, Mrs. Vara, Mica Cabin Roan, Ss.; Second l'itce, :Is 3.; Serond Price, tr. —Lose. Gallery, 2s SCCUIIOI Price, I prr Gallery, Is.; Second Prig , '. 6,1. B or . sad Hart% tt4 !,e tart, or NI,. Rmlwell, at the ttn. m in '. Tltrairt, tram Ten till Fuur ; where may fie M 1 a I', r.ar Box nightly. Th e 7%es Growl I.hamatie Romance of The rsatle of iVoodrei will be repealed every evening of perlormance till foithei notice. On Smartlay,• sew Trigi.Cimiedly, in Rye acts (in winch Mr. K. as will rearm a principle'. character), called The Pouf of Ralston. oRAToRins. TUF..ITRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GAR DES. rrn 110 it KO V, itl I) AY, Mardi 12, by sinrtirssiu desire, will bt pe, funned, onder (be direc tion of Mr. Aohtry, A GRANI) SELECTION. ..... _ From the compositions of the MASI favourite Authors, ancient and modern (Received with such abounded applause on the Ara night ) In whirls Madame Georg' Bellocht will sing the Grand Duette from" II Tancrede," with Signora Corri—and re peat " Gloria@ Warns tibi”—asol Itussina'a Cavatiosso, De piicer mia halga it cur Signora Corri, " Holy, holy. Lord"—awl " Quest° sod; " Miss IV " From mighty Kinp;" Miss Stanford, "11 magnify the Lord Miss George, " I sigh and lament ;" ■nd Miss Stephens, "Hr.h, ye pretty"—the Grand Scene, "Sing le to the bwor—and, The soldier he'd" (Timmins obligati), Mr. Harper); Mr. Kenward. "Sound an alariii"—and "Thu' pleasure swells;" Mr. Thorne," Angel of life," Mr. Yardley, " Hark, the trumpet." The Motif, " Metloolks I Inge (Dr. Crutch)--tbe Russian Hymn, "Hark' the ves per'—".Sound the loud timbrel"—Qrsonteim and Chortle, " He aim was" (Yassinue—Jometh)—Vrr•e, " Ave swim mom" (Mozart), a ill be introduced for the second time-- and the timed Chorusses, " The Heavens are telling - - " H.oilstonee".—" Foe nein us"..—" r•"ti cdade with the Coronation Anthem, " Grid save the King." Tlwpeiforreance will commence with the Grand Anthem, "0 h► joyful," arranged to Dr. Arne's favourite Overture to Artaxerxes, by Dr. Arnold. And t h e third Art with Horn ed's f.rutorite Air, "The Harmonious Blacksmith" (ar range) fur au Orchestra by Mr. Eley.) Li oder of the Band, Mr. Ware—Orgae, Mr. S. Wesley. TIIE Public ere respectfully informed, that (having been ABROAD) they will agAin bad Mr. MATH EM'S AT HOME! in his ulil Quarters, at the Theatre.noral, English opera -Howe, Shawl, on the Even imp of MONDAY, THURSDAY, awl NA I flit DAY, olur tag this present Month of March, 18111, alnn he will have the honour to perform his TRIP TO PARIS, in their Company, in Tbree Paris. Part Fourth.—A Nono-poly-logne, descriptive of LA DILIGENCE. Diligent:or ''' Pont:, at the Pore ego (Office, a very old acquaiiitllier), Mr. Ma. thew.; Moosiror Pt rt mptuire (a tiaerlling Tutor), Mr. Mailwas; Master T u mmy Tarragon /Isis infant Pu pil, a Vox tx puetrria odor), Mr. Mathew.; Samuel Starch, E-ii. ("a Tailor made him"), Mr. Mathews; Its a-- kook Hulk (a CH FAT A ttorney of Stay Iao►;, Mr. Mathew• , klisa E . :reline Evergreen an old Maid!, Mr. Mathews; soil Pouilre Win ur (a French Poatilliun), Mr. Ma thews!! !! The visitors to the Pit will And that, ►ince the la.t sum toir amen, their improved aceumnitolat ion has Leen consi dered, sod that the Pit hat now the highest elevation of say Theatre 111 laintlca. The Theatre is kept thoroughly warm's' inalventilated. Doors tu•bruprned at Seven, and the Performance to be tin at Eight °Thiel. KIWI 5., —rit 3e.--Lower Gallery 25.---V rper Gallery Is. Buses, Places, and I'. irate Buses, may he taken of Mr. linvroann, at tile Box rikr, Strand, entrance, from Test tat ; and at Fearman's Library, 170, New Boud•etreet, amount. Bitrlnigtuillorderrs. tlimmATic SPI It 11 . of V INEGAIt. This "ireahly perfowtell Lgrour (Ike original invention of Mr henry; , is of well known efficacy is relieving Ninon.. and head-sche, and in emoritermitus the effects of ob. ris'abil, 1111 M, VT infected air, continues to bf in t-r greeted perfections by %I"'" Tilos. and WM. ANUFAC I CHING lot tsts, mAiscH ES Tell 1114 sold in Lowing', wholesale and retail, by Messrs. 9AItI.EY and 111.1iW, Perfumers, Cockspur.sriers ; and read, priec2a. 9d. by our or more Aprils en "a; but it cannot Is. genuine, sinless the names of the "I".ve Pic pacers are engraved un the Government Stamp, shark is filed over the cork of each boti le. Proper Spouse buses are sold Mt Mbyte, and Blew, as usual. As those may also Ise had, •ssilwistwererl by s similar %All), HENRY'S CALCINED SI AtS9i ESIA, in bottles at tor wits :lass stoppers at 4c. ad. it BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL. THIS GALLERY, for the EXIMBITRIR and SALE of the IVOR KS of NIO DERN ARTISTS, IS OPEN every Day frovet True in the Morning until Five its the Afternoon, and will be closed on Saturday, the 27th instant. By Order, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. Admittance., la —CA' dialogues, Is. T l . O N DoN MUSEUM of NATURAL HISTORY, at the Ezyptiati Hall in Piccadilly, eon- Wiling the largest Collection in Europe of Cloadrnpeda, /Cr.'s. Reptiles Fishes, Shells, Sm. will be SOLD RY AUCTION, in separate Lots in May next, swami divined of by Private Contract. Sate Catalog's,* are preparing. INDIA WAN CH(UNE. INDIA SIIAtI'I-s IVANTEI).-EVERING TON her to inform his Friends awl the Pablie, that Ite is giving extraordinary Pritrgy fur every description of INDIA cIIAWI S..Thwua Ladies and GintlPlners who lay wish to obtain their fullest value, will had themselves liber ally tresietl by an early applecutieu at 10, Ludg.str-street, near St. Paul':. Note—Lathes wixhing In exchange their Shawls may be nu the nio,t advaulartous term. INDIA WAREHOUSE. A p I VIES. of Bo.ol.etreet , continues to rf ' R. rictsn all Sorts of SHAWLS and BRAWL HANDKERCHIEFS, unduly othrr ciirtims Ornaments of Foreign Produce, at his India %Warehouse, N 0.71. TE Ladies of the Nubility and Gentry. hi pro. 'ceedinc to and from Rout., the Theatres, and Ev. mine Palen*, will find the ENVELOPES and WRAPPING BATH and BEAVER CLOAKS of the greatest utility; and are moo respertfnlly informed, that they will procure an un rivalled vanes, in she Show-rooms of thin' Inventors sad loetuiluccre, CLEM ENTSON and T rio UPSON. Woollen Drapers, Tailor's, and Merchants, No. 344, Oxfordstreei, opposite Great Portland-streei, who have manufactured all that is nouvelle of those general Wrapping Garments, whose merits have been praised by thousands alio base were them. Woollen Warehouse, ebtabliahtil A.D. 1750. BURGESS'S NEW SAUCE. 11111 E high encomiums bestowed he the Nobility and Gentry upon the above New SAUCE, imlnces the Proprietors, Messrs. JOHN BURGESS and SON, to offer to the Public at large a Caution against Imitations, by men tioning 'tone can be relied upou as Genuine without each bottle being staled ender their Firm and Address, and also each Label having their signature. The utility and convenience of this Sauce, being adapted fur all purposes, has caused a great demand for it, and its in crease of circulation bids fair to equal their much and long esteemed ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES; they respectfully solicit a trial from those who have net used it, being confi dent it will give satisfaction to the nicest palate. Warthuuse, Nu. 107 (corner of tht Savoy.stcps), Strand, Loudon. VO. I. of THE MONTHLY JOURNAL of NEvt VOYAGE% and TRAVIF.III, containing the Journal complete of an Of enfagril in the late Vnyafe of Oocuvery to the Arctic Region', will appear on Monday wit, the IStit ►wtaot : price 3.. sewed, or 33. 6d. in boards. BRITISH AND FOREIGN PUBLIC LIBRARY, Conduit-street, Hanover-square, Loudon. V oir K. COMM ItN has the pleasure In acquaint IVJL his SUBSCRIBERS and the Public in general, that he has lately pnbhehewla SUPPLEMENTARY CATA LOGUE. euntainiseg upwards of rim THOUSAND VOLUMES, and comprising all the Interesting MODERN PUBLICATIONS, Foreign as well as Euglish. With a grateful acknowledgment of the very distinguished patron age with which this Library his ever been honoured, the Proprietor pledges himself to colil his utmost exertions to enure Suhserslsm, whether iu Town or Country, an ample sad immediate supply of the Books they desire, and he feels confident that by the various new arrangements' he has lately concluded, that he shall afford them inure than orolviary satisfaction. •,,,* Books are sent to Subscriber. (in Bove.) to all Parts of the Kingdom, and in any tnautitc, on payment of a proport' •to Subiarription. The Pointed Terms and Regulations to be bad at the Library. Just polilediell, at the Repository of Arts, NI, Strand, Lou. don, and may be bad of all the Booksellers in the United Kingdom, -A COMPLETF. HISTORY of LITHO GRAPHY, from its Origin down to the present Time. By the Inventor, A 1.015 SEN EI:ELDER : Containing clear and explicit Instrrictions in All its Branches; accompanied by illustrative Specimens of this Art. Derry 410. hoApressed„ 11. Sc. extra hoards. • ACCUM'S PRACTICAL. TREATISE on CAS LIGHT. Roy•l Svo. boards (Eolith Edetion'), with seven culuisiesl Engravings, 12s. THE VICAR OF WAKEFIELD ; illustrated with 24 coloured Engravings, by Thomas Rowlandson. Bets. price If. le. boards A PRACTICAL TREATISE on PROPELLING VES SELS by STEAM, Ike. By Itobertsou Buchanan. tIVO. price It. hoards. HIGH QUARREL. WITH TILE POPE. A roitit UPON D C E between the Ct OMIT of ROME and HARLIN VON W ESSEN BERG, BISHOP of CON STANCE, in which the Bishop dispotes the Authority of the Pope in Germany ; au Account of lie: Enileaeours. and with evriy pruleibility of Success, to effect a general Refor mation in the German Catholic Church. De my Bvo. price ss. tht extra boards. 11 4 1Y1 ON. STOCK- ititUaihß, - 2. COSINIIII.I.. roil I.6IISAII.ORT*EET, congratulates his Friends on their success at his Office in the Lottery in.' ended, and trwits the same good lurk »ill RlWllyst attend them EVTON comma help thanking the Public at large fur their kind ruppurt fur so many years, mid hope. they and Dame Fortune will still continue their favours. The Scheme of the New Lottery, which draws 23d of MARCO, contains THREE PRIZES of geo,ow beside!, 37 other Capitals, and a FREE GIFT of Eighty Whole Tickets. Tiet lIUMIICII Or 'THE LAST £20,000 Ertl. Drawn, may 4,4511. which was sold in One Quarter, Three Eighths, and Six Sixteenths, at the above Lucky I tfice. FRAUD PREVENTED. To connteract the tunny attempts that are daily made to imonae nn the unwary a apiaries, esseptsi tian instead of the DENIANI: BLACKING prepared by DAY and MARTIN, they have adopted a sew Label, is a Illth their Norodom snit Address, 17, Mutt 1101. BORN, • ito conspicuously plsced in the centre of She Label, that they trod its salvation to this, and the ilifferenee of the type, which is Nalike all leiter-arm, will ruable prrebaten at once to detect the intiossitoon. The Real JAPAN BLACKING, made and Rohl Whole sale by DAY and !WARILY, 9/7, High Holborn, and re tailed by the principal Shopkeepers, is Bottles at ed.--10.-- and 15.611. each. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Mantis 19, 11119. 71PFIE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trading to Ike EAST INDIES, do hereby gips Notice, That the QUARTERLY GENERAL. COURT of the mitt Company, appointed to be held at their Ilmeae in Leadanhali.street, on WEDNESDAY, the 241 h Loosiat, is further made SPECIAL, for the purpose of subasittior for confirmation the Itegointims of the (;rural Court of the 16th December last, approving the Revolution ut the Court of Directors granting a Pewit* of 5001. per 11111111 M to .Wm. W. Develops, Leg. now KW Wm. W. Dovetoo, late a •the St. Helena Establishment; and Slaw fur , Shrt. purpose of buying before the Proprietorefor their approbation the on. Jer-tuentioneil Resolutions, toe-- . A Resolution of the Court of D` tines of the 30th De. ember last. granting to laeattuant-alluesel James salenond, the Military Secretary forS9pdoetillgr Military Coreltl. poi Jeace with Oohs, an additiollifirMper meals. he bis Salary. A Resolutiott of the Court of rfirectore of the 9 9 th 's avory lasi. provoking the Yormation of a Feud (twat. Be nefit of the Widow. mid Families of &reamed Officers of the Home F.stoblistiwitat, nailer certain regulations, and the Grant in aid of the swine, of the Sam of 4,0001. per annpm from the Ggiseval Fee Fund for the Hume and Warehooses; 11.0 the Sum of 600 f, per annum from the Company's Cash, with a view to relieve the Foods of the Company in (noire from all 'charge by way of Pension sit Annuity to the Relatives of the said Persons :—and a lotion of the Court of Directors of she 19th ultittuo, pro posing the formation of a Fond for the Benefit of the Wi dows and Families of deceased Elders, Entre Clerks, and others therein mentioned, of the Some 'Service, Wider cer tain Regulations, and the grant in aid of the same of the Sum of 500 i. per alumni from the General Fre Fond; alau the Sum of 5001 per autism from the Company's Cash, with a view to relieve the Funds of the Company in tutor. from all charge by way of Peusion or tenuity to the Relatives of the solid Persons. Copies of the Papers relating to the alrove-mentioned 'objects, together with the Reports required by the By-Laws, wow he open at this House fur the inspection of the Pro prietors. JOSEPH DART. Secretary. COUNTY TIKE OFFICE, Sou tRAMPTON•STREiT, STRAND. AT an ANNUAL. GENERAL MEETING of the MentberN held at the Office, tot the Id March, WILLIAM PRAE, Esq. in the Chair, Resolved rinammously—That after hieing afforded a foil indemnity fur losses to sufferers by fire, X hhersl aid in fur. nothing the means of extitignishimg fires, RINI of discoveriog aud pliiiishilig incendiaries, and after hasirtg also made a large Return of Dividends to upwards of 1.5,000 persons in- Iwo!, it is proved that the Capital of llu Association has greatly increased and now exceeds 202,0ntn. in hand. as per Ceitifiesites annexed Is the Auditors, SslllCtitlf , , flankirs, and Stockbroker of the Ofiice ; and that hearty 390,400/. additional is secured by Jeed upon the personal estates of Eight Hundred urional Mendieis,anil their Repro.. unitises, which Capital of Ralf a Million Sterling constitotes the *equity of the Insured, and enables the Association effee. tually to exonerate the Policy.hulders from liability fur the losses of others. That the engagements of the Office have been so well de. fined, and supported with such good faith, liberality, and promptness, that not a single litigation has arisen to en. danger the security or delay the indemnity of say Clairol:mt. That although the Association restricts itself in the ad. mission of risks, the anunnit of property now standing inarired in the County Fare Other considerably exceeds that which appears to have been acciimulated in any other Office ito a similar period from its foundation. That returns of from 20 to •25 per rent. have been in variably made to all persons who have continued insured seven years, whether their Policies were taken out for seven years its one payment, or were renewed annually; which returns have exceeded Ifffnliti. within the last four years: — an advantage to the public which has never beets afforded by any other well secured Office. That the Thsisks of the Meeting he given severally to his Crier the Duke of Rolland, the Most Noble the Marquis:hes of Buckingham and of Northampton (Trustees;, fur the honour of their very obligiligletten on the occasion of this Meeting, and of their general support of the interests of the Asso ciation. That the Meeting cannot omit the present opportunity of renening %flir avowal of their approbation of the skill, diligence, and pritilence, which the Managing Directio, Mr. Barber Beaumont, has shown in arranging the plans and conducting the affairs of the Association, and which have led to results casual eminent heurfit thereto- WM. HUED, Chairman. PATRON, His Royal HiOnes§ the Duke of YORK, K.G.G.C.B. &e. VICE•111TIONP His Royal Highness the Dula of KENT, K G r.n &c. His Royal Highness the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, K.G. GCB. &c. 'ranter:4T, His Grace the Duke of WrAdocgolr,K G. G.O B See. THE ANNIVERSARY DINNER will he greens at the Thatched House Tavero, on FRIDAY, March 19 ; His Grace the Duke of WELLINGTON in the Chair. STEWARDS, The Right Hou. the Earl of I send Farqnhar, Govenor of Blesiotno the Mauritius The Right Hon. Lord Iris. Lient.-Gen.John F count Keith, COCAS Sir Thomas Bell The Right Hou. Lord Ltne- I William Franklin, M a dock, C.C.S. Thomas Harding, Esq. George Watson Tutor, Elq William Pro, M.D. M.l'. Charles V. Forbes, 31. D. His Excellency nab. Town- Mr. Lewis Inksou Mr. John Weiss. Dinner on table at Six o'clock. Ticket 9ls. iii be bad at the Instillation; at the Tavern; sad M Regent Circus, Oxford-street, of . J. COURTNEY, Rerretary. A irtnib DON, THURSDAY, MARCH ......... ..... . .., t n . -4- ,-- , - v Ii , 1819. BENEVOLENT 9ocisty OF ST. PATRIC'S. . 11 1-IR• APONIVERSAMT FESTIVAL of BENEVOLENT SOCIM of ST. PATRICK. will he celebrated ens WEDNIRIDAY NEXT ) the 17th of March, (beim the Thisireisth Anniversary), at the City of Lowlier %Vero, Ilialscrystiale-ateret. rftstetsaier, The mike of LEINBTER. • • • vie s-rasegesltts, The Martillis of Lariederwe, I The FAA iNtelaffr The Earl Cleawilliites, The Earl of Lord rise. Costlerooilt, K.O Right Hon. Gestic *SWUDI, • • ne Earl 4 Bertive, Lord Mtsgersllki 1 ,0 44 Clifhu, Lord Arthur Hill, Rlifht MN. Sir Resiantia Sir M. J. Tlersey, Ilsrekl - 1110.111sid, K C.ti. /Menem. Moro, M.P. MINA aloorkw. In.. Leek, Aleassirr. Re* • IkirsPONkr• tot . 800 , 11 RAO (Miss, Don, Arnow Texan, Loch Hayes Petit, Ea". Tickets, (Welsch, to he had of the !Rewards; of Thomas Bainbridge, F. 41 Treasurer, College of Physician*. Warwick. laae ; of the Necretary ; sail at the Bar of the City of 1.911. 44.11. Tavern, Dishopapte. eteect.—Diaaer oa table at Half. past Five o'clock. Signsel by order J C. MICE ELL, 'Secretary, . ; No Is, Queen-square, Bl oo msbu ry . N.B.—No apprentice sailer this Charity will hr allowed to tlitte at the •pprenticeb' lathe without a special ticket (Amin the S. rretary. ROYAL WESYMIFSTF.R INFIRMARY FOR DISEASE 4 OF THE EYE, No. 7, Mary-le-Iwne-slrect, This day is publi.bed, in Bro. price 12s. in boards, Volume the Fint, of SERMONS. —By EDWARD MALTRV. D.D. ••• The Second awl concluding Volume will be pet to press in Mar 'course of the year. Printed for T Cadell and W. Davies„ Strand. or whom may also be had, be the same Author. I. ILLUSTRATIONS of the TRUTH of the CHRIS TIAN RELIGION, Bro. Snood Edition. Price 7s. 6d. in boards. I. A SERMON preached before the University of Cam bridge, June 29, 1806, being Commencement Sunday. 4to Price 2., &I. 3. MOKELLI LEXICON GR/ECO•PROSODIACUM, pianissimo ancient dyne emendatum. 2 Volumes 4to. price bi. Ss. boards. 4. PSALMS and HYMNS, selected for the Churches of Fitickden and Holbeach, of Bltintishara cum Garish, and Hrmingford Grey, in the Hiocese of Lincoln. Price Bs. neatly bound in red. A few Copies on Sue paper, 105.641. boards. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOVSE OF LORDS, WirwirsoAT, MAIM 10. Papers were presented at the her, relating to an Appeal fioni the Hieli Court of Chancery in II relmool, in the case of Lord Dunbuyile r. Mulvatiy, Moloney, Biady, O'Callsghau, and others. Lord Lowther, Sir James Graham, and others front the Commons, brought up four Private Bills, to which they desired their Lordships coriturreiere. INSOLVENT DEBTORS. Lord KENYON prtuented a Petition from the Ward of Candlewick. against a renewal of the Insolvent Debtors' Art—Laid un the table. Ou the motion of the Earl of SITAPTTASURY, the Rill for a twining the Tontine of Steam Beau, and the Bill for encouraging the apprehruOust of Smuggles, severally went through (7orvn otters of the whole Ilou.e. TM; Donee then adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS, Wrqsramy, %ham 10. - - The SIMAKILS. took the Chair at fifteen minutes before lac o'clock. A g4eat variety of private fits‘iness was dispateheil. PEN ItYN. On the motion of Sir C. Ilotart.t., Mr. U GILISFAT was added to the Committee appointed to bring in a Rill for the e effectual preventing of ba lmy and Ms:olio. in the to rough of Muer). BANFFSHIRE. Lard LOWTHER. moved, that Mr. Speaker do issue his w t for • writ to elect a new Member fur Banffshire, in the room of the Earl of Fife, who had accepted an office ruder the ROYAL EXCHANGE, DUBLIN. Mr .1. Larourne bro•cht up the Report of the Commit tee tin the Petstiois for leave to bring io a Bill, for the ap pointment of Trustees iii whom to vest rertoin property at the Royal Excitant - , Dublin, which was agreed tu, and leave given to being iu a Bill pursuant [tweet°. _ COAL DUTIES. Sir C. MORDAUNT presented a Petition, signed by the High and Low limlitTs, the 'Magistrates, the moat rerpretable Mrichattio, and Inhabitants, to the 'number of 5,000, of the town of Birming ham, against insktug any alteration in the Duties imposed utiou la its. Mr. CALCRAYI wildwri to sv w few words. chiefly with the view of explaining what he had said oil 4 former on the ' , object involved in the Petition, which had Itreti misrepresented. He was sorry to find that c alarm pre "eled In the itilmot districts, though he thought it could out in moon origi n ate fr o m what lied taken place iii the Hot's*. What he la , l advanced before hail beets ititerpr,trat into a itp.itt• oil Ins part to I uul►ueee tax oo conk in the Iniutog and manafac. Lately published, price 7s boards, R HO IJOD A I'll N E; or, the Thestaliso Sven : .4 Poem. 0 This is a very artist little Work. " All the charms of the Story would be destroyed !iy any thing like an Abstract of it. brief but ingeni tttt a coeds-tots; and for the same n ason, vit. the fear of olisuinishia4 the pleasure of the Reader, soil the jowl attractiveness of the Poet, we shall abstainfrum any tpootat• which would re veal the main locidtnts of libuslodaphise."—Moullily Re view. Printed Aor T. Hookliatn, jun. Old Bond-street ; and Bald win and Co. Paternaster.row. Oil Muuday will be psiblialiess, by G. awl its tbuittako, Ave-Maria-lane, ANEW TR AGEDY, entitled TIIE rrA LIANS; or, The FATAL ACCUSATION. By the Author of "The Philminphy of Nature." This Tragedy will be introduced by a PR F.FACE, con taining the CORRESPONDENCE of the AU ruott with the COMMITTEE of DRIJKY-LAN E THEATRE, PETEK 'MOORE. Esq. M.P. mot Mr. KEAN. As the circumstances sitendine this Tragedy are exceed ingly curious, it is possible that a great sensation may he produced in the public wield in respect to then; great care, therefore, will be taken as to the due suthentsfica tiun of facts. This day is published, price Ss. nil. AvisutcATioN of Ute Cit lAI I NAL LAW, and the Ad • •stral of Public Justice in England from the impuistion of Civic ;iu a Charge de livered to tin Grand jrti as thr Ammer held at Ely. By EDWARD CHKIS'TI AN, Esq. Barrister, Prufvomor of the laws of England •1 Cambridge, and Chief Justice of ilie I.le of Ely. Sold by Clarke and SOIII4 L on d on . Also by the mine Author S. A VINDICATION of ilw RIGHT :if the UNIVER• RIVES to • COPY of every NEW PU BLICATIUN. Third Edition, price Ss. 3. A COMPLETE TREATISE on the GAME LAWS; is which it is fully proved, that Game has always beam, and is now, the properly of the Occupier of the Laud, except tu particular coca. This Wu,k contains the last Act of I'^iirliament rromcling baying Gainr, viiih the Anther's Obseisatious upon its in efficacy. Price lOs. OJ. . ' , arc E s It' „ N-PPNCE. Luring comitiyo—oshereas. he led :lOW Yaps-y.0..1 such a sentiment ; he by no memos er e.l o . i i t„ lay any new burden en the way of o coal effete on the: inhalimmts of those placer. wham he kw.", to h e already labouring under beery yellowy% ai.tl pinto. Iona; but that had not prevented bins from hm,ing that means might he taken to rele.v,, the tolef-r Wen* of the 'country front the partial talc to whit , ' they were liable, and to procure to then,. on cheaper terms. it sool)iy of an article so csaroti.l to liso wouit• ntol corniced* of life. lie shoots' lov the List to lay no a new duty ; loot lA% pr• p0w0... had been to exotierstty the public at large from Ii .- Coast duty, without attrorptin4 &Wire the town from whence the Petttsto. came, or *soy 1 .1,.t sow hotly /nested. or the advantages it rorle , l—whlch. indeed, were arty fkaataldetalark% C•Maiastallt with those Mite lived at a distance fo.los voal nouor•--6 , e the latter, in addition to the %mast 11 -sty. were obliged to pay the charge of carriage. frelOil. stet Vorioos ether charge* from which the ',then were e x e mpt. In short. the only nlijeet ailllra at by hiniseff and ilw other advocate, of a w the removal from themskyos of an at.. Tial igaptp.o. The retintos was then read, bald I i.d oat the table. Several similar Petifmns, from ti,e .onie town atid orighhoorliood, were pre%es.ted, trio:, :not laid on the table. CATIItILIC CLAIMS. Mr. CIIIIIIESIAR (we believe) irreo•ntr-d d titiosa from the Plotestant I.llosetarrq the toVrn f.f prayinK for d total and movie!' ti• .1 rep... 11 of all the dnrehihnes under whirl' !ton. Cathol.i. fellow-brethren labour. Aldo a Petit no Irtsur the Fame tewii. for the total repeal of the ‘Vithlow Petittorra were lead anti lard on the table. WINDOW TAX (IRELAND). Mr. SHAW gave notice that he world mt Toe.- day, the elnli April, bring forward a mutton for the repeal 44f the Window Tex in Ireland. The Niarquir of -BI.ANDFOttIi iire,o-114A n Pet'- tlOlll From the iflll4hltdlit• Of the loan of rin;,444,n -horn, against the Iry-vivid of the 1 4n p o lv et ,t Act.—ltead and laid out the tAliv.r. Mr. E. LIMON Pe from the toeui and palish of 1.111_,0W ( e t•••11h1 I 1•.1' and liidderninister; and Sir It. PE.F.I. fr , qli .t v• r,d hamlets in the nriglitioirlicod of Tainivoril., prat' - lug severally aganen any itlteretnin 114 the duties it Coal.—Read and 1641 on the table. CRIMINAL LAW. Lord W. RCSMELL presei.ted a Petition f r om th e town of Bedford, for a revisal of the Co-mint:ll t.aw.—Read and laid on the table. Mr. J. H. G. GRAHAM said he Irol a Petition to present from the town of Kiogstoo-opoo-Illi.ll, praying the House to take measures for till un prnveroent in the. Critelli') it Law. lie had the plea sere to state to tl'e House, that the Resolut . e mbodied in the Petition, had been tigreed on at a Meeting held in the town, attended by the inha bitants generally of all ranks, sects, and and that notwithstanding the late divisions opinion among them—(l/ear)—which might he supposed to render such au assembly a tie of contention and riot, they had been adopted unaninionsly--a circumstance witch 'hewed most forcibly the feeling that had guile through the country, and the absolute necessity of a re formation in the Penal Code. He considered it lit* pride and good fortune to be intrust.td with the presentation of the Petition, on which he entirely coincided its opinion with his constituents.— ( Hear, hear.) The Petition was read and laid on the table. Sir W. DE CRESPIGNT presetite4l a Petition from the town of Westerham, in Kent, and tleserthw ed the contents of it at some length, of which the follouing (as well as we could collect) is the sub stance:—The Petitioners stated, that the Rev. Mr. Wilkes having on the 44th October list hail an interview with Mr. Rogers, the collector it taxes for the town, was persuaded in consetineoc , , that lie had been carrying on a scheme of de,.reda tion against the inhabitants, end fraud agail,st t! e revenue ; that from that conviction, an application had been made to the Exchequer for au inquiry into his conduct; that, notwithstandivg, the same 'tenon went down in December, and h ave notice that he would call for the taxes in January; that lie did accordingly call oti them, and that they, supposing him to be properly authorised, did pay him duties then owing; that a defalcatem had taken place to that amount, l i nt as it , A:t• %('WV through the dishonesty of the officer .iltptO.,tetl hy Govet ttttt ent, they prayed that they should not subjected to the hardship of it seem's! payment.— . The Petition was read and laid ou the table. Sir W. DE CRESPIGNY then troeed, that tiler be Idol on the table is copy of the Herm , of the Inspector-Genteel of Taxes on the transaction above referred to, an account of the p r oeeedners taken by the Exchequer in consequelice of the same—of the whole amount of the defalcatioil, mid that of each pariah separately—and all Miter papers on the subject.—w Ordered. LIFE BOAT. Mr. PROTHEROR raid lie held in his hands Pet;- tion front an individual named Edward Trastoo, who had been an Officer in the Royal Navy. 111 w Petitioner states% that having been for many vrarn an eye-witneos of live calainttotts loss of the livesuf his Majesty's seamen, and other persona at rea, he had invented a life-host of a pectill.e construction, which lied been found, after long ex perience, highly efficacious in averting such and preserving life; he therefore prayed the flow. - to take measures tusecure to the coutitry the heoeli: of hie inveistioii. soil to remunerate himself fur it .: time and labour lie had expended in completiog the stale. Sir ISAAC COFFIN and Mr. PROTIIRtIon made some remarks on the Petition tint andible to ips. Mr. V. FITZGERALD said he had happened to see certain papers on the stillject, from which it H I . peared that the Petitioner had strolls; chitin , on the Id:middy of the House. He had heard an”tiv Til EATRE-ROVA nit' ENT-17.411191a. rilll!S EVENING. THURSDAY. March 11, 11. (12th time), will he acted the new Tragedy of EV A 1)N F. ; OR, THE STATUE. With new Scenery, Dresses, &c. Tile principal Characters by Mr. Abbott, Mr. Maccrarly, Mr. To o ne, Mr. C. Kentble, Mr. Connor, Miss O'Neill, and Mrs. lancit. With, Silt time, a new Italie', called PAUL AM) SlittiliSlA. After which, 2ti lime at this 'mister, the revived Farce of THE DEAF I.OVF.R. (':'pt. Meatball (the Deur Lover', Sir. W. Ferrets; Old Mr. Blanehirrd; Younz Wronirward, Sir Con nor ; Caoiven, Mr. Corner; Sternliottl, Mr. Atkins. Sophia, Mrs. T Hill; Betsey Blossom, Mrs Gibbs. Flares for the Hove, to he $ iki is of Mr. Brandon, at the Box4iflicr, Ilart-street, from Ten till Four. A I'fit3le Box may be had for the StOlloll, or nightly, of Mr. Brandon, at she Box oilier. On Saturday, The Marriage of fir„aro, with The Deaf Lover. On Monday, Ermine, *lilt Coldin, or Tbe Wonderful Lamp. HAZLITI"S LrrrEK. This day is publiAed, ALETTER to WILLI ANI CIFFORI), Emu fr.na WILLIAM HAZLITT, Esq. " F t pugil, et meilicum urget " Loudon: Printed for John Miller. Burlington-smile, Piccadilly ; and mold by Sionpkiu and Virsliall, Paternoster sow ; Robert Stoulart, 81, Strand: and W. Santa. Pall-ntall.