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. p. • 127 Azip.) ho jc,./4e , _ aa• . a I 111ftnaptu • A . 0 f. , A t . , A t ti d al + re - 1 LONDON, FRIDAY, MARCH 5. 1819 PRICE SZVEN-PENCE. NUMBER 5067. L. • L. s. HER 14te MAJESTY'S WAIIDFIOBE.—• The many - Valuables prinsensed by onr late excel. lent Queen, see celebrated it being the mutt admired of fit/vita produce, but wine form an prOininent, s.. ibotiu guivheil a part, as I e exquisite beauty her Cat l o nerra, EVERINGTON has the honour In amiotic*. to the riolii• Jity, his Friend., and the Public; that he: has v i ir eli4a 4 4l sh e iabule of thou. elegant Shawls, which were scut flop, Pima, Consttintiouple, diet the different Eastern Cutirsit, as Of irlitlt Perorate to bee Majesty; slut 'shirk, added In his alreany valuable Assurtment., final at once the wont eoinip!ete and brilliant display of, Manufacture estr yet .ern in an ".11111- pawl Cuuntry, the racheinate Shawl benix considercil 0) , - (0W emseirible of Continental Costume, a calculated fn produce a pleasing reflection on the mini, of every adria;rxr of Indian genius. • To be •irored exclusively at his Indio Warelioime, No. Ludgate-street, near 3t. Pi... 11 a. ORATORIOS. THEATRE ROVA COVEN V.GARDEN . Tills EVENING, FRIDA Y, March 5. will be performed, tinder the direction of Mr. Ashley, A GRAND SELECTION. From the compositions of the most favourite Authnrs, awing sail modern. In which Madams George &Wield will sing • Grand Bravoes, and repeat (by desire) " Gratis; asinine iihr —and Rossiars Cavatins, I , De piArrr oda balsa it cor ;" Signora "O qusuto Canima"—and " Vittima;" Mips Wit. ham," Come, ever-smiling ;" Miss Stanford, 0 Lot me wander ;" Miss George,* new rong (Liiits); Miss Wil lis (bet first spprsraece), " Nel rilenziu" (Bianchi); and Miss Stephens," Farewell, yc liinpiil"—ilse Grand Scene. "As from the power—and " Let the bright sruiphini," (Troinba übligaiu, Mr. Schasidt.l Mr. Kenwaid." Cume, i( you darn"—and (by desire) " pleasure soells ;" Mr. Thorn', " Farewell to the nymph;" Mr. Yardley, " Friend of the brave." Several of the most favonrite Grand Choruses will he introdnred—Kent's Anthem, " Hear my prayer" —" Glory to Galin—and the Roods!, Hy , " Hark'. the several oew compositions, amuue which is the 'F r i:. tin, " dolce tranquillita"--and the favourite Ti Itll stitl Choro.. " Sound she loud dinbril," from Moores Sarlrol I A 311 , r of the BMA 11r. Ware—Organ, Mr. S. Wesley. The Free List of this Theatre dues not extend to the Or:410111M NEW THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE, STRAND. MR. D. F. WALK respectfully announces his THIRD LECTURE., ke. on his entirely NEW EIDOURANION, for THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, March h. The Machinery, Scenery, and arrangement. he hopes will be found +mobv of the sublime Science of Astro twiny. Particulars in the Bins. Hoses, s.—Pit, 35.--Galkry, ft—Upper Gallery, ls.— Plates may be lake*. on,Thoniday and Friday. Doors open at Six, begin at Seven, end at 'fen. N.Y. The usual Course eulogising., at the Paul's Had As sembly-Rooms, Catealoo-street, every Monday and Thor". day, at Seven —4.1. Monday next, FortiScation.—On Thurs. day, Ist on Astronomy. QCILLY ISLANDS.—At a numerous *anti VII most respectable MEETING of LADIES and GEN TLEMEN, held at the City of Laredo. T , Bishops- Rate-street, owTnesday, March I, for the purpose of , taking into consideratioe the DISTREMS of the INHABIT ANTS of the SCILLY ISLANDS, and fir devising some MEANS of affording them PERMANENT RELIEF; The Right Hou. Admire] Lord GAMLBIER in the Chairs The following Resolutions were unanimously agreed to: — Moved by Sir Christopher. Hawkins, seconded by Wm. Wilberforce, Eq. M.P.: 1. That according to the most satiefeciory information cousumnicated through various resort:noble chamomile., sad confirmed ivy the Report of a Deputation of Magistrates, ire. films the coast of Getman, the most alarming distress at present prevail*, aud matinees to inaease, mous the ialiabitaola of the Scilly bloods. That the prisicipal causes of that distress would appear to be the entire suppression of erneggiiiig (a practice in which the seafaring part of their community had eaten sleety merged); total failure of last year's crops; and par tial euspeasiou of the Lim( Fishery, owing to n want of mesas to prosecute it, and an I absence of the fish Nos their coasts. That entree some mode of relief can he administered that would promise she advantages of permanent employment, the population of these Islands can have no security she recorreace of the present, or even of stillgreatermisary. _ _ . ELECTORS OF W EST 161 I?I liT ER. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT 10 0 lAIPERIAL PARLI;INEAT. SOUSE OF LORDS, TemnsDAY, Manta 4. The Earl IS Bridgewater, Vtarouut Falmouth, nod Lord Ahrauley, luok the oaths wad their seats. itC( °LINTS. Moscd by Joh. Weylawl, jun. Esq. secosidtd by tbc Hus. G. Version Mr. Carlisle presentril ■ Report from the Commissioners Ilprointso to inquires:nits the state of Edneition among this Pour in this kingdom._ Mr. Mason, from alie India House, preatioted ao areunot of all Penaiuna and F.:itarica paid by ibe Last India Cum pany.—Laid on liar table. _ _ iltiE Pub!ic are respectfully informed, that • (baring been ABROAD) they will again find Mr. MATHEWS AT HOME! in his util Quarters, at the Theatre-Royal, English Opera-Honse, Strand, on MON DAY NEXT, March 8,1819, alien be will have the humour to periurm his TRIP TO PARIS, in their Company, in Three Parts. Part Funrih.—A Mono-pnly.logne, descriptive of LA DILIGENCE. Diligeneise Persoure-I;;;T;,;ingli.h Boots, at the Foreign Wire), Mr. Mathews; Monsieur Peresnploire (a travelling Tutor). Mr. Mathews; Master Tummy Tarragon (his infant Popil, a " Vux ex p►ateria uibil"), Mr. Mathews; smarm, Starch, Etat. ("a Tailor made him"!, Mr. Mathews; lurptblr (lstkr (heard iu the hayloft), Mr. Mathews; Hrs.-- hist. Hulk GRIAT Attorney of Stax.lane), Mr. Mathews; Jlisa Es r I.tia Evergreen (an old Mud), Mr. Mit.lrews; 61111 floosie ur Puudre Mentor (a Freud. Postilliou), Mr. Ma thews—other irrational Passenger•, namely, a Pug Dug dud • P.ill Parrot, also by Mr. Mathews!!!! To emiclude with a Grand Finale, by all the Character.. The Songs will be accompanied uu the Piano Forte, by Mr. E. Kivitht. Doors rule opened at Seven, and (tie Performance to be at Eight osClurk. Boxes s..—Pit 3c—Lower Gallery 2s.—Upper Gallery ls. Boxes, Places, awl Private Boxes, may be taken of Mr. Sityrusoii, at the BorOtfice, Strand comics.. horn Tess till Four; and at Fearman's Library, 170, New Hund-street, ..!.puptir Barhuglon-gardeits. MISS STEVENSON'S BENEFIT. Fondle Night of the Nevi Piece, the Thrre Smirks in I.nneloo. First Night of the 'rinsed Afterpiter, All At Coventry. OLYMPIC NEW THE‘TR F., NEWCASTLE STK Err, STR A N D. . Under the Authority of the Lurd Cloankl.rtlain, and undo r the immediate directly* sad auperuitendence of Mi Elli Ann. a.V ISS STEVENSON I the honour to ttn ee to she Nobility, Gentry, and Iter iellBll4 in generatl, that bee BENEFIT i. hard for 117E41/AY NEXT, March 9, MO, when will be performed, all entire New Magical Ihatna, entitled she Ognict.snen, TN I cause of inclessiendence and of Rational Principles hes triumphed, and I, have now the diffi cult task to vellum of expressing my valitude to those who have obtained this victory. I can only plainly say, that to all who have so streesuously exerted themselves in my favour, to all who have honoured me with their votes, and to that large body who were ready to come forward, but whose manages were unuetemsry to aweh our ample Majority, I return my sincere and heartfelt Thinks. The celebration hitherto usual on such occasions was starred by the inflamed hostility of the Isroultlioll4 adherents of my Opponent. Let nee thank them also fur having con tradicted, by ibis conduct, the repeated statements of my Opp lit and of his Nominator, and proved how false and futile were the assertions that would fix upon my sop] those attempts, upon which, It now appears, they themselves had placed their last hope and reh aloe. Has it been this eliollitiou, insigaificant to us, and profithss to them, which has emboldened the Com mitter of my Opponent to declare, that we have ob tained uo Isiumph? If a triumph is a, be conferred by those who can so easily be stimulated by artful harangues to instill the unprotected female •1111 unprepared passenger, and to Injure, to the extent of their daring, all my supporters, whose property or pennies may have come defeacelesa within their power, I gladly resign such a triumph so those who valise it, content with the suffrages of the peaceable Elec tor*. ausd prt.o.id of the coofidenee which has conferred nu me the arduous hot impiring task, of asserting their inte rests in the British Parliament. Upon this occasion, I am well aware that I am much in debted fur the support I have received ty the disapprobatioo of my Opposseusi's principle* and conduct: wheal I shall again solicit it, I hope it may be given from it,iprobation of my own. I have the honour to rennin, Gssits.sircn, Your very obliged and NAN Servant, GEORGE LAMB. 'NINGI.ES IN LONDON. Prrtimix Single final it'd). Mr. Elll,6ton ! Peregrine Single (married'. Mr. Ellision !! Perre.V3l single (married), Mr. Elliatou! ! ! Mrs. Peregrine Single, MISS Stevenson. After whirl' an entire new Faroel Ift, entitled ‘VHEItE SHALL I DINE? l'a incipal Character. by Mr. Wrench, Mr. Elliott, Mr. G. Cu nip, Mr. Cartes, Mr. M`Kron, Mr. Keeley, Mr. Wi.lib. comb, Mr. knight, Mr. Msitivell, Mr. Redford, Mr. 11..0. Mr. Meehan. U. Pearce. Mass Stevenson, Miss cort:.111,1, Mrs. 31aiorcll, Mis. Tu coitcht.le trsth ;hod time this Season) the Admired Barletta at ALL AT COVENTRY. Timothy, Mr. Wrench (his first appearaore in that cha racter); !Lamble. Mr.:G. Crisp ; RansMr, Mr. M`Keon ; Lively, Mr. Keeley ; Calablewig, Mr. Simnel] ; Tummy, :11r. Elliott. Dora, Miss.Sievensuo (her first appearance shut character) ; Callieriue, Miss Lovr. Doors in be opener! at Six n'Clock. Performance to com mence at Half-past Six precisely. Boxes 4s--Pit 25.--Gallery Tiikrts to be had of Miss Swenson, 41, Drury-lane; 41,4 of Mr. Lawrence, at the Bisamillice, of whom PLACCX . 5 31 y he taken from Ten until Saw. DISSOLUTION OF PARTN.ERIHIP. tr.% !WING. HOWELL, ASHLF.Y. awl a I JAMES, dissolving their Partnership sit Michaelmas Twist, LlaVe commcnced SELLING OFF their extensive and slifilideliTlJCii, at very 'yawed prices, fur ready money, or IA credit to those Ladies accustomed tu•settle at the awl of the season; consisting of every thing useful i 7 female Mile, sod of the newest fashion. Silks of all kinds and rich Lhtics, al 35. 6J. per yard ; beautiful Moravian and nib, de.vii Mullin Rubes. and Scotch Ditto, front almuda; Cambrieka per piece, and hordrred Ilaudker and embroidered. per dozen ; imitation India and Sh.os Is. iii every possible variety; Ribbands, Huse, Clurea al io.r dozen; muff', Tippets , Trimmings, mmi Finance s cvi ty 4ltscriplion of tare, including real Mart: !knit' s• tow as two guineas each; Dresol , complete Brice„and sevitral Wedding Robes of Brussels 'it at seventy, furnscrly at one ► lllll !red auJ fifty guineas. An Amorlsiteut of Pertumery and F.ietcy Jewellery. with vli.ch are a thonsand gold and motto Kings, from three to lariat ) , raineaseactsand several elegant small Or.ennlis China- ItY or Table Melia ' frau seven guineas uuvrariv• la th e Milli nery Department, under the usual manage ment, will be found variety end elegance, on timiterate terms. Pall.rnall. This day are published. iu Sve. price 2s. Bd. sewed, THE ESSENTIALS of a NATIONAL CHURCH briefly explained, scripturally enforced, and humbly recusinesded to the cousideratiun of the Leila. Stare. BY A FRIEND TO A MORE COMPREHENSIVE LITURGY. Printed for T and J. Allll4llll, Princes-street, Hanover vinare and sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones Paieroos tei-roir ; and Sinspkin and Marshall, Statiouers'-court. MIRA&II, March 3, 1919. FINAL STATE OF THE POLL. Hon. G. Lamb ••-- --- J. C. Hubbouse Esti •• Major Cariorigin . " FASHIONABLE ECCENTRICITIES. 'lbis day is published, is oft, handsaw/ VOIUMr, Wilk Si. Coloured Phies, price 61. DRESS AND AI)DIIEISS.—The numerous Ladies and Gentlemen who bare been disappointed of the above, are respectfully informed that a New Edition will hr ready instantly. Also, NECKCLOTHITANIA, price Sta. LIFE,' with coloured Plate., price 6s. TON, with coloured Plates, price 6s. MODERN BEAUX, with coloured Plates, pike 6s. Printed for J. J. Stockdole, 41, PalLan;dl riIIIOIIAS rod RICHARD A BBOTTS Lire Ow following WINES to Srll of Qualities as Ntated hrlow. Thine Wines can only he tasted, or Saintsh a had bum Nu. 10, SKINNEIt-STREET, on or before the 20th instant. l'er Dozen. 1,1110 Dozen of Port Wine, of fine quality, 350 Dozen yes y °IA rich Mountain 601) Dozen of real Hock Itucellas, of the most nil Krim quality 130 Dozen of i ich Carvella 54 Dozen of Har k, 46 years old 22 Dozen of very high flolVo/11tli It sir vac 21 f Ida Tint• 550 Dta , is of very high-flavoused Choc!, Cha teau Mai Cott, mud Witte March 2J, 111111. HATTON-GARDEN. TO RE SOLD RY AtfcTION, WINSFANLEY AND SONS, At the Stirt, wi TUESDAY, March 23, et Twelve o'Clock, y t 1, ire 4.f the Executors of William Berridge, E 9. rI"l I E LEASE, with immeiti4ie posaesof,,., of a comfortable and very convenient R ESI DENC E. in compl. tr order and desirably situated, No, thi, on the West stile and preferable part of Hottou-ga. den t contaiiiing three good offices on the c r fl•flarir; it large well-proportioned drawint-rumn, parlour. nod study, on the first story; six bedchambers with closets, kitchen, nod other requisite accom ...... lations with a small garden, and a clerk's room. Thy Pi cruises have been recently repaired and improved at a great expense, and are Wit fur au unexpired Term of 22 Years, at may 751. per annum. To be vi, wed by cards, which, with printed particulars, may be brit of Winstaillry .41.41 Soo-, Patten...steel:ow : par- I icidars likewise of 51esu,a. Bruwlrelt, Spieler, and Reddish., holicilurs, Unsex; sod at the Malt. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY 5111. JAMES RIDER, At Mr. Stanley's Great ROOM% Old llloud-street, 1111 TUESDAY NEX I% Merck 9, and Etve following Days, Sun;loy oxcepted, at Half past Twelve o' Cluck precisely, AN I ?Al EROUS COLLECTION of ArIIS CE.I.I.A?iEOUS BOOKS, including Part of the Library of an eminent Barrister; among which are— Hasted's History of Kent, 4 vols. ; NIIPII ' S WO/ITIMIPIIIIIiff, 2 vol.. I. p.; Morning Chronicle Newspaper, from Itinn to 1116; Cowper's Anatomy; Cors's Universal Attila, colour ed; Knight on the Worship of Lavater's l'hyawz y, i vols.; Ealwaril.'s Natural History of Birds, 7 void s ; Ackermann'. Oxfosil mid Cambridge, coloured; Reeves's H viii.. ; Clarke and NPArthor's Lite of Lord Nelms,. 2 vols. I. p.; Monstrelet's Chronicles, S vols. I. p.; Annual Register to 1817,56 vols.; Billoth Essayist., 45 vols.; Ire. land's Hogarth, 3 v 01..; Shaw's Zoology, 11) vols. I. r . ; Pfllll/1111 . 0 Work., it vols., Sec. &c. To be viewed 011 Humly, Mar , h 6, and Moroines of Sole, and Catakigura had, price fill. of Mr Porter, Poll. mall ; Mr. Asperse, Conrhill ; Mears. Dcielloo and Siils4, j Parker and Bliss, Oxford ; of the Asicii .... eri. at his other, Anien.curuer, Patecuoster-row, and at On: Place:l Sole. 2. That of all the methods proposed for lemeniug the pre sent diuresis, mad effectually bettering the future condition of the barely seafaring inhabitants of these bloods, none ap pears so applicable to their local sitnatiou as • supply of Fishiug Tackle and Boats, ouch as is recommended by a Committee of 31agiMrates, and other Gentlemen, acting iti their favour at Pentium, hi Cornw4ll. Moved by Wm. Williams, Esq. M.P. secooded by Col. Saudys : 3. Tbat in order to effict this tout desirable object, u well as to alleviate the pressure of present suffering, • Sub scription be immediately opened, and the folluniug Bankers requested to receive hooks. Moved by Sir J. Sewell, seconded by Admiral Springer: 4. That a Committee, consisting of The Right 0011. the Earl of Rocksavage, Right llon. Lord Barnard, Hou. Frederiek C.althorpe, M.P. Captain Linnrwle, R N. John Weylaad, jun. Erg: J. N. Fazakerley, Est:. M.P. J. Murdock, Ee l . L. H..ward, Esq. C. Grant, Esq. Stewart, Esq. ---- Griffin, Esq. be application of the money Hon. G. Vernon Sir Christ. Hawkins, Bart. Sir J. Sewell Rear-Admiral J. E. Douglas Rear-Admiral Sprenger Captain■ Hawker, It N. --- Grant, R.N. ------ &obeli, R.N. be appointed to ateperiatend tl that may be raised. Moved by tlw Right Hoorn ...ow Lord Viscount Barnard, wooded by Captain Pekenhaas, R.N.: S. Tint Win. Williams, Esq. M.P. and Lieut. J. E. Gor don, R.N. be ru quested to accept the offices of Treasurer aad Honorary Secretary. Moved by J. N. Fasakerley, Erni. M.P. seconded by the Honourable Frederick Caliburpe, M.P. : 6. That this Meeting du entirely approve the pint of re. het adopted by the Magistrates of Cornwall, and that the best Moults of the public are due to those Gentleasea fur their benevolent and persevering rude:amours to accomplish the very important object in which they are engaged. Moved by R. H. Martins, Esq. seconded by Luke How ard, Esq : 7. That the Thanks of this Meeting are rine to the Rev. G. C. Smith, fur anew benevolent investigations in which the report of distress experienced by the people of Scilly ori ginated, and fur his continued exertions In their behalf. Moved by the Hun. Gearge Venus's, sad seconded by Wil liam Wilberforce, Esq. M P.: S. That the cordial Thanks of this Meeting be given to Lieut..l. E. Guidon. fur his strenuous exertions is brioging about the present 'Meeting; and also fur his seal its accept ing the office of Honorary Secretary. Moved by William Taylor Stoney, Esq. M.P. seconded by William 'Wilberforce, Esq M.P.: R. That the Thanks of this Meeting are due to the Right Hun. Lord Gambier, fur his able and impartial conduct in the Chair, and for the important aid rendered by his Lord ship to this benevolent subject. SUBSCR7 L. s. VTIONS. L. a. Mrs. E4w. Hawker 3 0 i% R. 11. Prince Re. Ica lit, tu aililtt 101 l tu ta fuimtr subset iv. 114111 of 309!. 100 0 Assoomy l2O 0 J. Gurney, Esq. Nut- _ _ _ Mr. Poore Poore Wm. Williams, Eq. 21 0 Opt 11.euuuck, R.N. 6 B. H. Marten 5 5 ti Is S. Hoare, Lombard- Fnu hw 10 10 Joh,: Thornisull 1 %heel 30 0 J. J. L; tarney, Nurwid It 30 IV. Iteytoold.:, St He•- Lady Olivot Sparrow $0 0 MIS% Sparrow 211 Lord W. &idiot* 10 0 Vnicoont Exruouili 2$ 0 Lord Gamfii. r 111 10 leas H. litoc11), 6.1111111.11 - . • 50.% t thin, 'lilt,' 24) ft Llward 25 0 Walvsuith 10 U T. Hayt , .r, Motion IU Mrs. Fril,.wrstiutkicr _ _ 11(0). forrr, Esq. 10 Ici Sir T. 'O4, 11.0 t. 21 II Henry Butliiiin. Esq. 5 J. Chi ppitni.dir, Esq. I 0 I. Cobh, Esq. 1 Mrs. E. I st.l *llr. t 11i•e U. 31. FrHowes, J. N. Fa sAkerley 211 dub) 2 0 J. Siewnrt, Esq. Albany 5 0 Auunymous rp Julusa IVvis..o 10 10 Jolon Matlock 10 10 Jupepli 1-I.lyrs 1 0 Chat It s Grant, Es,. 10 0 Grurge Uf WM. Eq. 1 Sir .1. Sewell 21 It MBA. PUIZYt 21 0 Ado. Spraozer 5 0 Bon. G. Villloll 10 0 John Bumateird 10 10 Bon. G. A. Ellis, Brook-street, Han over-square 10 0 Lord Lowaine, 8, Pot tni‘n..aquare 5 0 I.‘dy S. Percy, dal° 1 0 Iltta. Capt. I. racy, 411111, 1 0 Hon C. Perry, ditto 5 0 31r. F. y 5 5 Gen. Brown 5 0 Mr. Gordon 5 0 Rt. Hull. Lady Will loom:Wry RI. Hun. the Earl of Rol:savage Lady Ihusnmtuall, 32, 11crIfor.l.mbret 1 0 1,1.1 y C. I)Juni. 10 Lady Cidilturpe 10 10 F.Cialikare 10 10 1100. A. Calthior 10 0 Viscount Barnard 10 10 (iicorge Elwall. Esq. 50 41 tVliiil4lllll 6r1 . 111 . , 1:9. 311 0 J. Welland, jun. 1:841. 10 10 Mr*. NCWIII4II, Cabs. field 5 0 Mrs. 4 r Oryea, •Ileta 1) Mace. R.N C.B. 2 al Altillaker,Caliofield 3 0 Mrs. Hawker 3 0 Capt. Hawkci 3 RN. 3 Ma A. ('nt NI r. h. A. Cult A lionyusiuss Milo Dillu 50 0 50 0 2 0 5 it 5 0 I 0 1 0 1 0 v.9'. Money, 61. 5 5 Dr. strinLopif 2 I) Anus',mum 2(1 sub. 2 0 Capt. Climb.' Grant 10 0 iss Grant 5 0 Grurge Cooke 5 0 'l'. Strove and Suns 111 10 %Yin. Hollingsworth 5 5 C. El 5(0 t 10 II - White, Esq. 1I Authouy Stray 1 A nottyinutts Monty 1 0 11.45. 6,1. S. WeFt Asinw Hull A H., jun., 1 0 20 0 70 0 S.imuti 11.111 111 Rebecca Hull 10 Wtllooo Hull 5 0 John Smith 15 S. Fu=der I I.uke Huward '2ll 0 Without Dillev”i 25 ') Ationymuus 1 1 IThe srussaueuus do. - 114.11141111.1 ur the tichkkolhoy under Kele Mr. Ward, ur Ivi r 2 1 Executors Ike Iwl• John chut, Esq. Low Lou SO 0 1 0 10 0 20 0 E. Howard, Totten- Mr. S. Colvin,ld, ilo. 1 0 bass 2 2 I I). Alexquder, ditto 5 0 M. Howard, ditto sft 1 S Altxattdri, jou. do. 5 0 Miss Nieleutoso, ditto 010 lles. Robinson, .10. 1 0 Mrs. R. Nicholson UlO 1 Mrs. rimless, du. . 1 1 A. L., Totteaham 0 5 Miss Tortes, do. 1 0 Mrs. Shrrsr, ditto UlO , Auutiymous;lsy J: T. N. Mrs. Plokerton, ditto 010 j Mo to 0 2 Mrs. Bockwortliolitio 1 1 I Mr. F. Norman, Man- R. Sparkea, Esq. do. 1 1 I M oeller 2 It Mrs. Budgerolitto 1 1 Lady Middleton 1 0 W. Wright, Fsl do. 2 2 Additional Snbieriptiona. Mrs. Wright, ditto '1 IMr Timis Journal 10 10 Mr Chaplin, ditto 1 1 Richard Blanchard, Rohl. Howard, ditto 1 1 E,. 10 10 Elia. Ilipshasn. ditto 010 M'm ihnableo, Faq. 2 2 Wm. Welles. ditto 2 2 ---- Bailey, Esq. 1 0 J. M. sad C. Ticket, , Hun. tdw. Ilarbord 10 0 ditto* 1 10! Fleury Purter, ENI. II 0 Tvro little Bo's, ditto 0 4 , Be!r-A duties , J. E. Mammoth Pilo, ditto 1 0 I Ornitlai Michael Phillips, ditto 2 U , JOil" August. ThicllFt Mrs. Cumyn, ditto .0 101 1 : 4 1. 2 0 Mrs. Sante. ' ditto 0 10 HaiinibilQandys, Esq. 3 0 Mrs. Shaw, Edmonton 0 10 Mr JAM'S /101114 1 1 Mrs. Wallace, ditto 0 10' lifroms. Poem. Paso. .1.. Vulliarnay, Esq. do. 1 0 I bridge, mud Co. 10 10 Mrs. Sinatra' 1 o ' Dr. li unit: . 2 2 Mrs. Nicholson, FMB- W. %V. 5 0 burpriusre 33J. H. Gibson, Eiq. I'l E Manson, Plaistow 010 Sir P. Hales, Hart. '2O 0 Several young Persons I 7 Capt. C. Cram, RN. 10 0 John Eliot, London 3 3 J Gnsitt, E. 9 5 0 T. Howard, Stockwell 0 U Theuiliore Hunt, Esq. 10 0 M. Janeiro, Stamford- FJ. IL 1 0 hill 2 0 . Meows. Barraud and two Friends, through 1 S uss 3 0 E. Fry 2 0 David Bison ' Esq. 10 10 Rev. Dr. Stalakopff 1 0 Gen. Gooch. Esq. 5 5 Miss Fladyer 1 0 . Messrs. Barclays (hng- J. Calling, Ipswich I U ilii rs) 21 0 J. Raissonor, ditto 1 0 Mr. Juveph Dubree 1 0 J. T. Showell, ditto 4 0 Wni. Brown, Esq. ' 2 0 I'. Shewrll, ditto 1 0 Joseph Rygyave, Esq. 5 5 W. Festoon, Esq. Wm. Blake, Esq. 10 0 ditto 5 0 Philip Combould, Esq. 3 3 R. 1). and A. Alta- Mr. .1. Bielti 2 2 rider, dill., 40 I John Tonne, E 9. 10 15 S. Alexander, Nerd- James Forbes, Esq. 2 0 ham 5 01 A lady 3 0 H. Altman& r, sips- Major Pradford 5 6 wart 1 0 Thal Leigh, £9. Jeremiah Head. 4n. 2 0 I Erilb, Haute it Rannutue, jun. du. 010 Captain Hun. J. A. R. 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Lord HOLLAN 7) presented a Petition from the Inhibi tauts of the Borough. of Southwark,. in Ciiimeon Hall as sembled, praying either that the Inalitweet D..1-tors Act be suffered to expire, or, if renewed, beau aliened end amended, to prevent Ore fraudulent debtor from ilefrauiliiig his creditor. The Noble Lend said it was needless in him to to rtillas the House that his sentiments did tint 'concur with those of the Petitioners, because be abould liars imme diately to prceeut another Petition of • directly contrary tendency. He, however, so fair concurred a ith them, u• Ist hope fur some improvements in what was c ty called Lord Redeedule's Act, as it was probably in the re membrance of many Noble Lords who heard lour, Met tho-e who promoted that measure among whom he had th e honour of enrolling himself, did ever C AV it as a math r of experimeal, in which subsequent experience must be expected to produce great improvements. The Petit which he now offered tie the attention of the House, aas judiciously and lempeiately expressed, and tindontiteilly meriteePtlie utmost attention of their Lordships. The Pc. Hues being read, Lord HOLLA D again rose, and presented a Petition froth certain Prisoueis confined in Isis Mrieety's gaol of in Somersetshire, for debt, praying that the Insolvent Debtors' Act be nut suffered to expire.—Laid on the table_ . _ . The Noble Lord also presented a Petition front the lithe bumnts of the Ward of Aldgate, against the renewal of the Insolvent Debtors Oct. Oa presenting this Petition, here marked, that even were the wisheiuf the Pr' limo( .4 nlitaiso in that the Act should nut he revived, they wirrild be stirl far distant from th► ultimate object of thrir pruyer, namely, that fraidedeat debtors might nut escape from their cs ells tore.—The Petition was laid we the table. CONVENTION WITH THE UNITED STATES. The Earl of DAR:ILLY inquired irlteihrr it wag mit nded to Isy before the House the reeeut Conventiun cuucluded between Great Britain and the limited States of North Muf fin? The Earl of Ltuatroot. replied, that oo time shuuld be foot is presenting it to the House. ' SLAVES IN I'IIE WEST INDIES. Lord Herii.eito rose, in pursursice of his notice, to muse for certain papers relating to the state of the /blames in the British West huh* leletias, IN which he anticipated no objection. They consisted of the Acts paved in the several Colonial Legisla tures, for rarrystig into execution the suggestions contained in the Address presented be their Lord. slops to the Crown in the year 0316, respecting the negro population. But although he cool.' I n.e suppose that the papers would be refused, I e sheultt trespass so far on their Lordships' indulge ce, u to say a few words respecting the three.fuld objeet of that Address. and the ineasures adopted for carry. tog it into e&ci. That Address hail been closed by certain unhappy events which had ui.corred iu the Island of Barbadoes, in consequence, a s it vi a l, supposed, of certain delusions and hopes in %loch the negroes had i!idulgerl, and which it W 11.4 thought expedient by the Ilouse to dn. countenance end remove. Fer that purpose lie proposed the Address, aid had the lizippioriw, of seeing it receive their I.cii &hips' fullest concurrence. The Address likewise pra t ed the Executive Audio. toy to exercise its ii.fluence with the Colonial Le guidelines to induce them to adopt ineiirorea fee the purpose of effectually preventing the illicit nu.. port:num of slaves, end for eucourogiog avid pro. mono , ' the general improvement of the riegrors. Hehad the happiness of believing that those Or. lusions and hopeti alluded to, bad altogether soh. sided as 000 ng the slaves ; and •a it was a satisfoiliii at all baits to !sins to give praise "where be thotiAlst it merited, Ire shoold add that this happy result was produced by the judicious, temperate., yet firm weirs cures of his Majesty's Government, sod of the lo cal administratisnas in the Colonies. Ir was also highly gratifying to think that the strict enforcement of the Abolition Law, of which no good or ho ot .' malt could now be found either in the Mother CLUiiiry Or the Colonies to speak, except in terms of it •:Jr(t and admiration, was carried into tiftCt no: sa•lr with alacrity and cheerfulness, but eve a with a z , .dl and earnestriess that merited the highest. assionkr lion. All the Colonial Legislatures had passed Re gistry Acts, which, whatever may be their &title's ctes, have stone that can be attributed to a want of sliscerty. Those measures were crowned with sue cese, for he could with confidence affirm, although his information had tries eirce chiefly to the stupor. trust and flourishing colony of Jamaica. tins( since the year 1816, and lie might say with respect to Jamaica many years before it, nut olle Platt lutist hero illegally imported. So far. therefaie, the papers fur which lie should move would be highly sataitcrury. IVith respect to the religious improvement of the ignrgoe, the although the he t : g els: l l: i u W r a e s noto s. at t equal ly 1 of Jamaica, hati not been unmindful of the subject. —Th o se who made pecuniary sacrifices towincla its li u fi r t the attainment of their object, prove at least sin. cerly in the put suit, and such was an Act of the 3 3 NEVER ACTED. THE ITRE-ROYAL, COVENT...GARDEN. rrO.llOl4llOW. SATURDAY. Merril 6, Air will he acted, a Comic. Opera (is three sets), called THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO. 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