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oda, e to Loy, &wands The diary partly grisliest, sad partly foaadad Da the popular Roaaaace Ibas maw. TM Prologue bp be ,Okra by Mrs. ; tits Epilogue by Mr. Walbek sad Mr. Knight. After whit* Forbn'a Frei*. Varian. Novelties an is adillo prepiwatala. rmaursts-norAL, coIENT-GARDEN. sad b. Pershe; Jamie, or., his.. Mrs ; --jos aregui, Mee EtOolio• T _ , •h 19 will added (47th time), a sew Peeteasiete, &bad HARLEQUIN GULLIVER; ($l, THE FLYING ISLAND. Gulliver (Alerweesle Skeirtris.), Mr. Selma; the kale et Lagoa (alterwenta hastalnea), Mr. Norman; tmedenetisniaterk Lord Cheseelhre ef Lerida (eftereseds Mora), Mr.Griusabli. The Friesen Ibewtheirillle (tter. • Colmelsiee). Mies P. Deemsts. DUO,/ opts at Si: eXleatt—the Peetureemsee Se 'hails at • term S o me, la.; Seemed Prime, 3s. 1111.—FIt s 3.114.; *read gi t —Litwer Gallery, la.; Secead Prier, Is.—Upper tisikri e ls.; Arrived Pike, Ad. Phi. for ohs Seems ale tame nf Mr. Sreadoo, at the lon Ole., Heri.mrcet, film Tee till Fear. Thr new Musical 'Drama of Doh key Macgreger, ar Mud Lug Syne, will he repeated every sight this week Frailty ascrord. tat Friday (Ilt% time), Mae sew Tragedy ef Faris. Alter oink will he produced, for the Mt time, a sew Cask Swam* (frineded ea • Fairy Tele), interspersed with Pantomimic !widest, called The Hanoi, de Candies; er, Musa is &NAL LOTTERY CAUTION. tiosn vilsoAt nerves are sot pretty firm, and T wlea way be afraid of the shock it would ere dam le ru. a part of a Thirty Tbousiod Foetid Prise, are random", net in bay say Tickets or Shares at PI DDI NG% Ogres, No. 1, Corahill, the corner house, we TON iliwillwas nitiande Brut/.100 Farrel, fur, on tracial back, it will be ward that every year about this tins Bosse signal iodate's. of great lurk uniformly eerier Olen ; mad it teem he Keel. Weil, that in the corresponding Lottny, last year, Pidilint ae. Cu . pi id woe Mosey 4 Capita Priem Owl all IM Warr 011 ices edged inaction.. Now there are The.. Prises ▪ 3',o001! sad All Three may be draws Nest THURS DAY, Settli Marele—asit, perhaps. All the Thews may sow I. on sate at Piiislinera; hot diet forget the above cashes, S., last year, a Lady at Charades, is Hertfordshire, was Lite,. antibody ill, on receiving the sews eat she bed part uC thi Toot!, Massa Orders Prize, from PIDDING. AT NIKE o'CLOCK IN THE MORNING, NEVI"rIiUItSDAY. Oth March. Thl- forst-Drawn 13lath will receive Four Pipes el Port. All Three Prizes or 30.0001. I with Six',Ave ether Capitals .f thaw. ipost. &c. pat is the Wheel. , 11 1 BIM', the Cuutnictee. gamesomely thanks the • Pnblic tor Hoek eeprecedeeted Peineeer rye, rival 'hie Lowry. The PieetAlosere Blank, ]la, OPeas rilaik , l a., 4 Piet% of Pert, was Awed b hine t. ie I (Mee tent, I Eighths, Roil 4 Siateraths Aso esapsethilll7 eldresl a the Itel.ttel us ode: here aa7 Wise-neeeelteet ilopy 04• Ase, their rcrirmetive pesparttesa if the 4 AIMS .1 the rlooicirst gaslity is this Kierimilh which T. aim will vs! ter ws dreded; who his she the platoon te se .leseee taxi hi !WWI nod Illereel w 411011 dor II of the Capi tol Prise. &soy irltrorli this Lowry. Walt Nw.3,107, a Pries of Smoot oar of t h e writ prises yet deter, aid 11 where of 1,00111. he. A. the okeltand he. her very veal threultilose the Cana. "Y. Rif* mural. his Friesits I. hr early is their upon"- ' i ,. • vok ty of Tickets sod Illosie reseals at los 1111; 0 0 . N.., 4. Conshall, sot Pi Otarleptrows, Lambs. ilw Iso lottory. stiotskstoy Tlwee Prises of MOW, •.1.1 thous AfA.; asld lows% sell All the Thrrs nil" ju i liovl. in the pessusit Lottery. :•-•••rr-• Coiritsls, HAZARD Sold than ALL!. Medriresed freer illeserigles! THE EVELYN MANUSCRIPTS. On the lit ef Aped will by published, hamiseasely primed, in Two Volumes, Royal Oaarto, embellished with Por traits aud other ErgraviNgs, by tbs int Anima. from Original Drawings is the possession pf tile Eynifn of JOHN EVELv EN. the of "The Sy, *A. Prieto! the Library . M. MAT Just published, to three wile. 17ino. price Ile. T ALES OF WONDER. OF HUMOUR, and of SENTIMENT. By ANNE sad ANNABELLA PLUMPYRE. Frivoled for Henry Collor% Cooduit-street. Of whoni, sod all Booksellers, may he had, lately publish. ad, the following highly popular Works of Forties t -1. GLENARVON !!! Fourth Edifies, with a Plefewt,./ea. 3 web. IL 4s. 2. ADOLPHE. By U. Beajautiw de Couetant, 7.. Ditto, Frew* 4e. 3. O'DONNEL; a Natiemeal Tale. By Lady Korgui. Third Edition, 3 vols. U. le. • 4. RHODA. By the iugeoious Autbac of 66 Plats Renee.* sod " Thep by their Right Names." 4 vols. If. Se. b. EDGAR; • National Tale. By Him Appleton. 3 vole. IL Is. I. TALES OF FANCY. By Mien Barney, Author of " Traits of Nature," 16 he. 7s. 4d. 7. CLARENTINE. By Miss Barney. Sewed Edition, S vole. IL le. IL JANE OF FRANCE. By Malaise de Goalie. S vols. 12.. purpose sing . subject of Parliamentary Reform. • At one o'clock the Gentlemen who generally take the lead in these meetings. accompanied by Sir Frakis Burdett. Loid Cochrane, Mr. Hunt, and others. took their places on the beatings. Sir FRAN' BUIDITT forward, amidst on great hoped they would give a fair and __ herring to every Gentleman wild should deliver his seen tuents..—f Lead applaitse.) Major Csarwitiatt* then addressed the meet. ing. He said, if he had • voles as loud as the largest bell in London, they should hear him, while he stated the grievances under which the people laboured—.because there never was • time when it was more necessary than the present, for the pen. pieta Meth those who were disposed to give them good advice.—(Appineses.)—Ali lie himself had now nearly ribtlived his feeulties,End nearly outlived the Constitution itself, he was not able to address them at the length that hie inclination prompted him to, and therefore he hoped they would excuse his inability to make • long speech ; but he had written an Address tease Electors of Westminster, which, by the favour of Mr. Wooler, had already been sent forth to the public. Major Cartwright then proposed his first Resolution, us follows :- 1. That this nation having aright in itself (be only ori- Oral, anderived Weevil, unlimited and inaliewable sove reignty of the State; and the power and authority of the Parliament Wag wily a vicarious delegated trust from the sovereign satirist, fur keeping all iieentire and juridical functionaries to their several duties; as well as foe supply hog, osmium, and changing statists law, as may be ex- Wield is rightly managing the public allfeirs • it is there fore obvious that the office, power, aid authority of the Parliament is subordinate unto, P reservative of, sod strictly limited by the national sovereignty; or, in other words, the Cosatitutios of our country : Wherefore to this Untie( it is 'manifest, that Pirlisnissit bath sot ai:thsrity tusespesid, or is any way to visines the public liberty of all whew, in the person of say ama, by periwig them at the arbitrary dis posal of deprived a legal protettios; for that wee a sibessubmi a the Coastitution, the con stant eisnamiadom of elfish is tbs primary sad most sacred duty of Paelimmest: Lod, from As same promfdes, this Melling draw it es a iielf-eVideut asatiosisa,`liini Pediment loath mug authority to slivers, by as Ad of ladessmliy, traitorous Or other ere. mama Oerstas,swiii may bays Otolated the Ciiiimtitution, thfreia the rights, libertiel,' sod sovereignty of the Mr. WoLoie said, he should second this tea lotion ; and in doing so, he did not wish to weaken its effect by any obsersfationis on so clear and corn pieliesssive a itateaseng as his venerable frieird had just delivered. Sir F. Bunkerr said, if oily Gentleman present had any remark to =eke on the resolution ' the present win s the time to do so ; Dna, if Nat, he should put it to the vote. We then moved tile neselniion, Which was agreed to unanimously. • • Major CARTORIGHT Mid, that in his next resb- Jabots he had to tukes notice of a prominent filet, which had not Veen sumcieutfy attended to in publit• meetings. For the taut 24 years Parlia mentary Reformers had become objects of public perseciitiou. He took the date of t ha t corismence.; spent of theme persectitions from the time when Mr. Hardy and Mr. Deese were taken up on charges of high treason, merely because they waisted to obtain a Iteforat in Parliameisi—betause Ike/ had codimttted acts of treason against the Borough. mongers.—( Lewd /lug and voileroas applause.) —Another perreeutims of a similar kind took place five or sit Year+ ago, when a very storthy Mass, a Mr. Right; and thirty-six other persona, were taken up on a charge of high treasoai whet their only ofkace eas (flat of reading e petition fur Psrlia. . . . , I' ' , .' b • . . , .... . . '''......"".........,-.- i • -" : 1 1 . L zo ill IS dilb .... . .. . . , . • , , ......... N.' t,O- 1 • 1111 1 r . ( ...--. 11r:1 I .:—.. ri • • . fil • , NI 1 4i • • • .... , - .. .... . 6 , . •••• • • • • . •,. • Y • . ( . . dlr. _ d '.. 'A S % N.......1, . 1 *.. . i ~ . 4....0...•••••••, .....1...--.....-.-.._ ---- 4 .... nvaissa 4 1 770. LONDON,' 'rtESDAY, MARCH 14, 1818. r 1 111111 . es_ - . -...0- _ - _..-....--- SlNtlit Tt1f1.471111. AN7I.IIIIO9IOIPOLY COMMIITYRTL BAWL OF ENGLAND, Mecca 11, lIHS. POLITICAL fli DING ;jowls. CS, TIALL.MALL. 'MK EVENING. TUESDAY. March 24. AT a MEETING held so Saturday lad, at the lII HE COURT , e . DIRECTONS M' In WILLI 4 SA IS (I . rttiii taars, Hiopitliatter. 11, 'lllll he riposted (f o r the third doe), Ileselei% este. CIL demi Gad Amebae TIMM, anon, it wee, amnia • 111 - DOVERROR and COMPANY rtf the BANK of v v Ohl treat), tam the liberty to skew! Set limed Open, entitied OW SiegeND gni Mare. the Nobility,. try, ilw Public ill groan. sail his Fries& IL NARBIERE DI SIYIGLIA, iti ee t t ii...Th e etbegh oo k s e t Ik e a mo k* b e . s o w se T hat, use apd after 411111 Ifth ot March instect, the Bask "'Whist tor lhoisre, Sr lidtegle tie I*.lekrt fur the GRAND Mew whit* the wee finweirlit Belin et K. J. Unatinci Keg. ILP , Ter hie veiny dance with will he ready-to iseme Menke( the Bankers in Losidoie, Cis- MASIODERADIS AN D SPLEND I D FANCY BALL is be ZKIITIR ; their prepasst in pmeimeNo tt the pen lb. Neon at real SILVER N 0 the Rimini to the Animist of given by Mr IHNI BRIT, at thy Ku,'. Thane s . Hay- . MI, Li RETIJUR YU nurrogr. o ...s em upid „ wo w s . lie p ods . sit ohs fidisbiume _ANK NOTES, • appliostime be made fire die MIMS • HARM AGE of bar T WENTY K IT POUNDS. in Iteehaoge (pi min ket, as 1101 , 11.1AY. the Ith April. au Moon of the ayst Highness sive ~ vivaria lealea et Was ! .1 f dia Illhatapshipos4 No Mein% against Ilie misting oya el • • ism of Artisan Waldo& even allegation at shirk Pell- ha " the hilt day e t ; 161 7• rag. ELIZABETH wish 16 'wipes of HESSE R. BEST, Secretary. 1101111011919. will spel* as mWe coovesierit to Arm, e llthe Kiegnismil, eseinis in every Wog that geo eseeri. ties the Commillleeme einadon will be toily piriva whim Me s • gebile oseaeimpasts.., ha...misd Joey ISo elellieeieb Se bemidllebbie- the denetnitlier acies.aed Tick ets b e , oupreasioneril. Jost Feh l iehelk le eele le" ehtiteelli Pala 416" with two Tickets of admission 1 the Maim nude Old Privets sheet Nader teem it tearing mad soiliap ia lblt•beele• Ennead elea-Ilint the flasks et the Commillie be Boxes Ow Osiora e a the Liallei; bs. dot e in Willing der 41s4pe by • sew mid Rims. ghee so J. T. glimegmi Ihtigniscor, Not. Ike hie *Ski Is. lIIHE FLORIST ' S AL ,; or, Hints for -.. . diair " "US hitile.Whivelsed decagh.6ll ilektall ' ' ‘P eaeht Nil sevienoses ammo° I* soliwin "a eta- - 11 - the C'eeetelieti" of a6l arose . 14 "4 with °i. Tea yis published, the Titled Rillikou of she let sod 94 IllcSieee. wide lino furl earwanselo4 span a new Ow poling IM blest Lissargesp of-Piebliawases sonalkimi so sh e he s t gimbal et prosmiling the Deposita At SOS veakiwthe odd awl taw oh: teed bleembille led" it a - series of peen, lath ides and sines Is eneriel SS *own tureit e „ 6, t , who goiblerees ret .. am . - , Vulvas, • **Wye Se Hone stead nod eedeemblnly i the it f tie RISS elealellefeb HO Ilimeetbl &Imes; and " Swish« of the :16 PC1 1 414,' GAZETT a OIP -:.7101.0/4, 111 iiii•"*lstr Marra Piddle sail Galan white His naive east gmeorfail Yootidees teggfiNg 01l - . fie, sic*. al ' Oseeifed Plahmegidget' Joined' price tie. M. earl, is boards. lidbed lif Dr. ItIFECIC and Revisal eminent Physician me tieseWhialiSaSelleTive.ligliMiKES. ientimpsche- .., . ... t.. .. - . •••••. St SONFllli r amilee. - • ..1 1114.4411.16.11.1"11114- 11% - .615"" I I " e t. LORD ORFORD'S PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE. the CeldieNeet ur EeeePei.A.aeries Jac. I Oen opsio.••••? alai SO hen Iltlielleibi_ __ ► it-- 411KICIKiKillmeatireilierthe Pkof Dap, Just poblished, is Its. prior 11. Is. boards; akw copies on nem " 1 "'" e ". eu "" 1 " 11 94 N ". "' be "' . eetheeee all , 'teem eteroimayraled *gnaw ever ilie Ineleselli Kslsitlllis Mei Prim OSMAN are fa theme.; imperial paper, 3/. 3s. the discoveries Set have been made m the tilt/item . parts ellebrimell4 she edlibet use 4lll been" Wife ft oiler Swank ifiNIOO, VAN oe. , I EWERS front the Hon. HORACE WA I.- of the kedd'S world Swift the len three rare, relative to „elf _ And Ittfet Pipes f Woe Medan lA e histee, RA POLE to GEORGE MONTAGU, Es 4. from the the mend of preserving health, curio( disease., promoting lee Wise hoe saderlose 4 ibilvetb web evelPhees ebelibe. 8118114 Dap, flbaredeir Mot, the lath hided, mime Or year 1734 ko 1776. Now lint published from the Originals, domestic economy, and nap philosophical intelligene as is and will be amend, 0 Canal, fee she accereensodelion of • J u s t I t t,,,a iw i t km , Am , Pow e mos. he the pommies of the Editors. likely to prove useful to every class of society. - the Haltprim Compecy. El YTO N. Stock-Broker, and Lottery-Office Paned for Rodent and Mail., Boritetreet ; and Henry " The seutienouts of philanthropy by which this work is dictated is evident throughout eye whole of it. Persons suf- MIA YRR-10 r a 1., DRURY- L A NR. HI Keeper. liege to all the enmities et his Friona to Daiwa. C•edebnieeei. ferias from the @Sliding mita consequent on. humanity, are T H I ai lt oiessine YENlN sonsmis Cl. wi TUESDAY , perbrullbe M coasd arch y 2 a 4. is tbe ssi shave arer St i a nesissi teuteet ase .aud iedesseeb ealle brittle: A a aveot litate e t m the he W11:1. THE hAtvvkiraE4 ,... 2ii ._ v ,,_, w_ ,,,,,_ i ,..„_ e _, ~.. SIGHT dreadful i.,,,ht that relief may be obtained 'Won't esperienciat the Letel dreadful msasequenen restiltiut from their being led astray KNOW YOU& OWN MIND. spa:dully Wafts their Omura at his eld established 011ie,0 t ar e SIC. by the hold Anil insinuating Charlatan . Many important Hibernian, Mr. Rae ; -Desieweseld, Mr. Harley ; Maki', • No. 1/0111111111.16 . ,_______?•________„___,___ lo l 4lollllls exerooll._ _.___Old,____Age , tad of ,_ Pe.. " l „,_" l ,,,_ igh- facts, relative to newly discovered remedies, tic. are brought Er. Bamough; Bygrove, 110. Powell ; Certain Bygrerre, sr. Boreard ;0r Harry Leven., Mr. Feeley. Lodi Bell, xi AzA RD Re d Co. Root 'exchange. who * P re st o,. v r ersessaleo lli she isse"."Nlieir! sad deetreee_ sei si ng fee. ' parts of Borers. Sot* are the real Merits of this work, ars. Aesop; Lady Jane, Mrs. Orger. jri geld Thf , e , c .0.,' h u e i s t i n rem , tattem °mum. The 34 uitiosompow My eieeik• lee. sap that we menu" hoorlude this article without ~scaly re- After which, the Grain Serious Paateneime of sod Five Prisms of 4114/109 in the lest Veer, hen Tickets 081 ; sad MOM •• Sale be the seessid de y% drawing.- the clergy, nod every class of she medical peoteesion."- OR, THREE-FINGEWD JACK. • NEXT .THU RS' (14Y, JetP•liiielwas le Thee Vele, seep Pelee 21 ". Antijecobin Review, Jesuitry, lilt. EDGK K : a National Tale.—Sy Mite Sold at the Chemical and 'Medical Hall, lb, Piccadilly; Three Mugged Jack , Mr. T. P. Cask. , Captain Orford, 9 Wank is th e Mending,. APPLETON. Sherwood and Co. Patensenev-row • Simkins end Marshall, *. Bermini ; Sem. Mr. Ridgway; Turkey, Mica J. Sent 3 Luther of " Private Edinetiou." Statithier4court ; mid all Barka:lien is the United Eng- Orono she Rini 'a .beater). Rosa, Miss Sinitheou ; Sines Greed Primes of . s e e This is see of the few Scions, that, like the writings d os . Wife, Mir Cabin. 30 of as Edgeworth, or a Bonny, may be placed with great 'The liven to be opened at Sts o'Clisek..-the Ploy to begin . stemma. Thousand Pounds ; advantage in Se heode of the youtlifol reader of either sex. Sees, 7s. 1 Snood Price. Se. 44 , -Fil. be. 011 -1 beefed . 6.5 a The men mak, the mast loyal, the most herein semi- PAM 2s. - Lowe AMC/ Garet', la; Imessid Price, L.-Upper OTHER CATWALK; • at boom threeithesi; the Ana, the pored 1.01. of WESTMINSTER MATTING, l o m Is.; Second Price, Id. 8 morality are heemleated le every page." sa d tee Henry Carib's'', Cooduit.ativet. PALACE-YARD. sod Macre to be lakes a Mr. Spring, Retneida, PIPES OF PORT; Ot when sad all Booksellers may be bed, by the same ...Qu e .- tanstreet. frees Tee sill Fear, am , of Ws= my be 4 Pipes aNA ill elletimmt ter the first drawn Bleak. Author. Yesterday a very numerous meeting of the r . t.ste Bum sightly. Nova-le the lest Loamy which contained OM Saws • PRIVATE EDUCATION; or . A Practical Mae for Electors of Westminster woe held in Palace-yard. Ye-morrow will be prodneed ( tee the ilest time), a mew Capitals, the Stogies ef Naas Wits. be:sed Mimi, leelieeeed• for the purpose of adopting Resolutions ou the Reineatic Drama, is three acts, Culled Reb Roy, the _HAZARD & CO. _ 7s. Id. • ' _, -- rrtHIS EVRNINO. TUESDAY. March 24. j will b. morA tine) a Myr Mismiral Drama, &hid IoinOJIALTIVAGOR; AUL!, LANG SYNE. ('...+d .a the Ilaslfry) % TOP Ikaerlisea aspe-aam. Ike ilpUsii Mg rod a 01101100 M Mr. Saber is evalpisse4 saiscied, Omni aid Irate& Airs, by kb. Dairy Mr Frederick Venom. Mr. Zanies ; Rwrhielgis OeMMl- '4a.r Mr. • Ramis theirldistsas, Mr. Simla& ; owes, Mk, Sle•C11:11(11; Captaia Titoratea, Mr. Comm • Nob IlayAlleepagar Cavarlsoll , Mr. Mac ready ; Dermal ' , Ala IWi.ilt Harrisk sad Robert (Rob itoy's Use). Mr. Ilesierra•ll Maier Fardis; Maker Galbraitli. Mr. Taylor; gialho r qizo haul Jabrea. Mr. Matameas. Dews 111; Milt* Mrs. Ilterliag; Jane Mscelpier, lea laic. - : Lally, Mrs. Mak" ; Haim Mae. saa _ smarm" unwrap la um Traumas'," iin g 1... X..../ .. Family. Sir Pastime Bulwark then case forward, MEMOIRS. of JOHN EVELYN'. Esq. the amidst load shouts of applueise. Ile toW the per- VA 'Masted ! liothsr of "Tim Ilyiss. AK. litc. 'fisted sass emembled there, that he had Sees desired to ea liowisisol so. is► the Library at Walla. -pviside at the present meeting that day. the object litibra lay W. MAT. laq. a elish was to consider of Ow best•useenerif cob- s slew fl Triv e st Mho &misty of Ant iesellier IMllhge- . w am a g osev ... j ig . 'I. '' ..... .. fa de ofell. free. sad mat repossesinitloa of ih. Printed tit sway Conway Public Library, people it Parliament. The Gentlemen, he iiiid. reel. who desired him to preside there. would address them on this great constitutional point--and he Just published, hi three vele. 12ato. price Ile . Ems' u nu. voniunCli file 111ThinITR_ hoped they would give a fair end otteutive halting IROTAL CIRCUS AND MUM THEATRE. Tills E 1 ENING, EASTER TUESDAY. Marti; 14, 1916, and every Rowing dialog the Work for time third time at this a Serie. Come Balla of Aids. sad Deady& taken tali the fewenrim Dada of la Fills Mel Garde, and arranged by Mr. arra, tnrhd FLORIOIAND ROSA ; 011kTAR CWITACHI Of LORINA. b r.„ Flay* 11r. %weds fameraiailfiasair Dere. 1 111. 4 11 L • • IMP esse Ms Baia will be imagist:4rd a C 1;...• by Mosier Dera—ehe admired Waits. foss Love sod the Leal" by Mr. Girona and Miss Sisapataa Geo awes, Dance, by Mr. Howell, Sae. After which (oresod time). aa entirely sew Barletta, in Two Ass, tussled an Sinaletea celebrated Navel, called SIR LAUNCELOT GREAVES. With sew sad compiled Meek, ow Samary • Drones, /a. The Overtime sad me Mask camp bi e tl e r ials. Samisrees. The askew Mamie ben David Mathew Lake, Lord Morales/Sea, S. H. Bardrume, Charles Dibas. kc. The Sessary et Ibis and the follewieg Pisa draped by Mr. Mena. sad attested by him, Mr. H. Wilma, Mr. Smith, and Assistants. be Laseceist Grime, Mr. Healey; Mr. Donal, Mr. Chard ; Cassie ClelllN 11r. Ades& ;, Brim Sycamore, Mr. Wyatt ;• Jestietlikaltle, Me.tiesidi Esegraa Fillet, Mr. Watkins; Lawyer Cies% Mr Sheet , Mr. Kieby ; Timothy Crabsbaws, Ms. Pltswtl rtt _Clarke. Mr. Mae- Casa; Velvety Mr. Poweell; Daedb,,.lllr. Beres.; Siesen, Mr. Jams (his Id apprises); JareesOlr. Gipsy, Mr. Les; Closeable, Mr. Massa. Avails Miss Taylor; Mr.. flabbli., • Mks Mel and; Moe. Dandip, lies. Bartlett; ID.I baud% Ilea. Ilmebea. in Act I. Me. Shoot will Missiles, lbw IMortrite Saw of ante Peat Captain.' In Me ammo of the Piece will le Wait* moors abet mew Sawary, a Pletursagae View of a Raised Abbey, by Red albs Berietta,a popular Bailed, calla! "The fastest lay," by Master Taylor. To which will IN added. be die .read time. a rasa Melo dramatic Barletta Spectacle. with new Moak, Scenery, Drams. aid DeCOrailOall. =ilea THE THREE TALISMANS. • t With a Greed Tartish Overture, composed by De Will. The sew Made, by Mr. Saademes. The Selections, from . Shield. Dr. Ilarrialisai Irdeettessi Hoek, Div" Nome, la. The Adios sad froessokiae, soder tat &reedier of Mr. Ridgway. The &meet. Staadards, and embellishasests, by Mr. Morris. The Illachiwory by Mr. Joists*" die Sc: The ' Dram% Sy Mr. Brett, Miss Freeleve, Mrs. frasharr, sad Aarialadds. Almaisar (as Egyptioa Vey), Mr. Rhigirey (of the Theatre Loyal, Drury-lase, his MI km arse two sea sees); Dobai (his Famporitek r. baits; Owens, Mr. John s'„; peeper (a Pirate Chid). di. Howell; Liestsoest), Mr. Lessard ; Zane Pirate it=, Mr. Lee; Neereildbe Pisbeamin).lllk.Miser; lase (Ms Om aim), Mr. fitwwillimas ; BashasMas (a pauserlid Gesise), Mr. Wallis,; Adams end Dakhla (Mohamed God% Miss Ad cock sod MI. Brett; Takla (Madder at Akaaaair). Min Cherry; Odaide (aa F. gall Lady), Mn. imam ; Ands. (Oder of beef), Mile Jbu ss. la die owns et tbe s fiece," The Pirate's Gary." by Mr. Lessard. A Parody ad " Let Fame wawa she Tramprt," by Mr. Miort. And a Lure anon the Ruses," by Mite Jamas. NEW SCENERY. Act 1.--Tbe Sra-sido Collage of Notireddis, hoof, sod Amine, with a distant View of a City on the Coast, mid Superseders' anaemic, of se enehastal Golden Galley. Art IL--aarecteristic twee Lambda:ape, sad spiesdid Palace of Alarmist. Act Ill.—Public Square is Cased Cairo--Dergeoi..= Metamorphosed Cottage and liaise Past. he. be. Bums es.; Pit ls. ; Gallery Is.---Halt.frice at Half -past Eight. Pismo for the Roses ts he taloa of Mr. Renew. at the Bo:-Office, seer the Stsge.aloor of the Theatre (where Free. Admissive, fen the Annus slay be pitrehmed, sod a private Bus "gaged aligi/"Y) I aid, for the armunsialaiiim of Fanatic, at that red the Tows, at the Bateau de Speeta ck, Western Eutaw?, Iloodartreri. Doors apes at Half-past Five, to begin at Half.past Sim. Iha alooday. the 31001 lest, will he reelyvd, tier Barletta of Trick far Trish ; or, The Man sad the Maid ; is which :net We.t.ie will make her lest appesreeee three tau Seasons. We. Deemed. bow the Theatre Royal, York ; mud Hrs. Smith, from the ?bemire Royal{ Cheltenham, are .tee es gegal, sad will shortly appear. A very great variety of mew ow original. Pieces, with sssuy Revivals are in Inept actiee' prvritatioa.. :~.~ -~-- ~.._ .. _ ..2: - Nicedily will be published, I. N ARRATIVE end Residence is that Capital. Coseprisiog Melva asiebse of the Day mid his Mieisters Amiedates of the Me War ; Observatiess sespeetiog the Relatives of the Barbary States with the Christian Pewees. and ea the seen ;milky, sod lammtaace of their compleee sobjugatioa. By Signor PAN A NT!. With Notes by EDWARD lILAQUIERE, Esq. Anther of " Letters from the Meditevraneau." S. LETTERS of a PRUSSIAN TRAVELLER (inter spersed with munemus Fersoosl Aesalster,) descriptive of a Tear throng Swedes, Prussia, Austria, Hentary, Istria. the leaks Islands, Egypt, Syria, Cyprus, Rheas% the Mores. Genre', Calabria, Italy. the Tyrol, the Banks of the Rhine, Hasiever, Holstein, Demeark, Westphalia sad Helloed. By John fleasasse, foil. in ! vols. See. 3. 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'steam" Itefo(nt.—'Lora lq;plasiiei.)—:-lir 'heti f CM, the *twain rebolutimi, eats t:ittit:tl tuba , ... my. vst.-- , t That it appears to ‘tortilizi tliAt for foitr.titi.l. tK~ulyiron teal pa t, rnrhostitmliry itecrith-v. bare lorrit ciro.hint ul.rclrr pi' colotoisy soil per , irititoii. by Howe why orb telerestea in air continuance ur tittle we, ,triluks. Ift:or tGui• neat brought l'orward - liiii third Resolution, whielt• lir tilotigist it treremetry ti. draw up 'di. atttduit Pr the Ilinuue of Vuotti ttttt tuning bolt year rejeetest 4tH Pvtitiwta g•ir (Nah a _ utentilry iitirtiem; tuetbly beruitse they " mud ink written Ptlettuut. At Intik protlostlf the Resolduolo 1— • 3. nit it is to be bored flair wiseCloisrett ssetwni Wt. " opriseatiAllirrlitirst ) cart's re jrctiuu, at OW irate, er AIN ! leaussinufasidsior-riolif Pstilionii, siesta ft ! , the hamts for Parlippeutary Itrforwa, fiecau., the mitt arslffiatter of thaw Petifituaa 10'nfiga. we re ur were ma:illegal suit indecent ulArit'rtuutl,f the rarrel right of Ptth.iittellittlit triclaiitte the Platitosi; I,illj and tier, an trjeTtottle uwu Rnlei ; sail wiwilwr,•ll the vs rtelices for • garb SO outrage uric or were wit Lire, ffiiolutts, absurd, sirJ scrodslows. Lord COCIIaA NE said; he idwuld coney; ce that lie Oes guilty of 41 dereliction of his dutp if 1w ab stained limn giving alt opinion on ;he itiliject of tit. Revolution, which opinion waatlifferent from that of the worthy Major. It sometimes happened, that. persons on whose judgthent he generally piked the utmost rebottles., were on particular Occasions In alt error. In Isis place In the House of Columbus, he had already given it as his opinion, thst printed Petitions ought niit to he presented, betaisse he did not consider them to b 6 the spontaneous opinions Of those who signed thetti. It was a had system of petitionim ; and, on that account, lie thought the present Resolution might not to be adtipteit. Fle had a- Resolution iu his hand which lie thought might be substituted fur it, and which he would read. A Morning Paper, which so seldom publish ed any thing that was good Or favourable to liberty, contained, a paragraph which might be considered as a ptranke departure from its usual princip!es. It gave au amount of the ileath,of the tyrant of Al vertu aria) observed; that Herten had thus inter &redlyr the benefit of mankind. and swept the despot to his grave. The Resolution he had now to propose was founded nit that puragoipli.—tlvre the Noble Lord read the Resolution, the object o f which was to express un opinion, that the employ.. meat of hired rulEatot.to watch after persons who were endeavouring to obtain a Reforni in Naha. meat, add a redress oforievancese 44111 under pre trate of their coimiiiiting eels of treason, to take away their lives, wits an act more strut inns (kin spy that had ever beets committed by the tyraut rif glees, whore death had been joyfully aumiunced to the Paper is questions this Iliaeoltrion be prOpant fb substituti, as bins% more expreste si ol the sentiments of the Meeting. Mr. Paexass ereouded the Revolution. Mr. Here, who lied been iplaced at- rime dim.; lance from the speakers, now made att ',tint to get into that Part of the hustings be which tbry were enclosed by separate railings. He observed, that he was not fortunate enough to be one of the elect; but lie should soon be among them ; and he at length succeeded in getting over the railiuk unit coming close to where Lord Cochrane, Sir Frani:is Burdett, and Ms/Or Cartwright -stood. lie then addressed the Meeting with his hetet cotifidroce.— He said he came forward- for the purpose of suggesting to. the Noble Lord the propriety of suffering the Electors, dr more properly speaking, the inhabitants of Wiaitminster, to decide tar them serves; It might be cofniderril obtrUsive in any person to submit, in that place, any proposition which had riot been previously assented to eta pd. rate meeting of a Conuitittee. This he knew to have been a practice; and in cosiserpience of that pram, tier, the opinions of the citizens at large hail ge-. nettilly been treated with cositempt.--fetits r!, " No, no ! Of off !" and hisser, ntised girl rose applarse.l—Mr. Hunt Proceeded. He said lie contended that any prtiticin to the House of Coin mono, whether printed or not, if Wen put their. names to it, must be considered as the Petition of those who signed if; end that, therefore; it ought to be received. It des as much the Petition of those who signed it: rs if it were written by their own Ba n da; but, according to the dbetriue of the Noble Lord, and of the House over the way, it was laid down that no Petition should be printel. But he maintained, that it was at once ctintniry to right; to laws and to precedent; tO kick fictitious nut of the Hone CA's that account. He therefore hoped the • proposition of the Noble Lord would fie with drawn, and that the Major'. liesOlutWil would be putand carried: Major CARTWRIGii said, the Roble Lord took the object he tied in view by his Resolution. All petiiiimers haul a right to print or write, just us they Platted. Five or six. years ago, the late Speaker of the House of Conithoiii, who laid ar sharp an eye and as loug a Sight ea coy wan; knew that hundreds of petitioo'd were intruded to he pre sented to the House, roil that they were all print ed. lie then thought it would he a gOinf opportu nity to put an end to Elwin all, said therefore lie said it was contrary to the rules of the floosie to re ceive them. file therefore (Major C.) wrote to the Speaker, in &der to get his dpinion right on ilie. subject. The nest timed petition of die kind came forward, the Speaker vomit it was contrary the practice of the fisaaie. That egpiessiiiii was also initirreet, and was contradicted him epee .foiirnulai of Parliament. He bud no . Ohjection to agree to the liesolution of the Noble Lord ; b tt it (login. not to be tubstiitited for Ms, Which' he also hoped would be agreed to. WaLtati said; that tiniest h mild he wiry.: ed that a petition M print Wes lees intrlligil,te than a petiliou in nientb.Cript, rt might be received. He there/Me would mint eoinceist flint 3lisjur Cartwright atioutri give arp his HeSolution. Lord COCIIRAIIIE ag Aar said, that printed peti tions did not appear to convet tlie Anse who signed thew. The local gtievancea ct •4 -:lt► I 1 V "1: i . '... :1