The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1820-02-29 00:00:00

• ‘ . ) i'. t_ / • . • tit ...._ i .-. 1 1 2 r l i' l l i7 • Ai' . 1 A, L. & :' •• .1 -.11- I :).!ntil . %o 7 „ 1 „ , ._ 44 , ' , ' M.o. ,•••••• lr . . •'c•... ! , • . r .. .. . . — NUMBER 5376. • , . LONDON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1820. _ PRICE 7d. .. 1 ~ • loo•••••••••••••• R. W foorioN. in P„fl.amil. R E.OPEN F. 9, 1111j1 . 14.11Drilnli L PICIT'RES„ repreventioe Evros connected, tivllh Ike:LIFE awl DEATH of OUR sAvinvn. which nee exhibiting with the Greet Pietism* of DEATH ON IWO PAVE HORSE, and :CHRIST RFJ EC IT.D, untka thi-.1811/hMtatv Paleonage of HIS MAJESTY. at N 0.115, Pall-stall, near Carlton l'slare, every day, from Ten tilt Ftveou•-'44l,llthAsee 'I i.-;—Cata loptes BJ.each . CHAR' Sv `T„ %roes I TH It' A TR P. THIS EVENING. TUESDAY. .11re1... ‘29. will be monied (second time). the new growl seri- eii.ll)peia, .01 GASTONE f 7, IIAJARDO. wvlh entirely new Ukroorstioite, dm The Nu.iie by Signor lirersts—.The Poetry by Mr. Stefano Veetria. End of Ike First Act, the new DIFERTIAEM ENT. I After the Opera. 11w sew Ballet of PANURGE. ' EILIIL ELECTION. DOVER EtECTI 0 N.—Geom . :ll 1t...0h/linos having been entered into at 31 mowieroirs aml reapeet. nlAr Meeting of Fremont, at the iarateo's Ina. oil Friday lam, upwards of 300 Freemen have siene.l their Names to auppurt an INDEPLNDENT U.ANDI DATE; any Gentleman, therefor , of iliwe Principko, a 1.. w is ill CYANIC forward, , is rrquiested to address a Letter immediately to the Independent Freemen's C.milkiitee, 34raccu's Head Ina. Duvet'. afoot ()film Natiosslllleelowent resold he laid no seaweed, anniversary, either of the battle of Trafalgar or W*Orrhos and dial there was wow every prohdbilety of Realised obtain bee nowoomeut as loom as, se perhaps before, teemed ; Ned concluded by o b serv i ng . t h at wee k s of each minted pablic utility and ornament. are unquestionably the beet means of aiding the oulessrinus classes of the comusuoity; I Mad while they are tribute, justly ohm to the illustrious deed and collate living, trod ar the wee onus to impnore the best affections of the people, and are the nowt precious and valuable bequests this can he made to posterey. In reference to the plan sod site it wee observed, that le transmitting Mr. Elltut's rely eteesat and elasisicai design formed ou the Pantheon at Rome, tbe following note was subjoined to lbe resolullnaa: " The Committee are desire °as it should be understood that southilie bee yet been deter mined, either is regard to the plan of the building, or its situation, both of which will he matter fur home and &- likens* consideration, ; but the [nerd Impressions meows to he, that the design to be satinostely adopted should either be housed on or be au exact 'woad of some of the Noel sp. proved sirliel ores of astiquity." In reiVenee also to the readestioe riot letieftlere of the subscriptions, the Committee, after some &liberalise, were of opiniets, that it would be proper to defer that mea lier. fur the present. LIBERATION OF Mr.. ittmmion.E. M il ta . t4. l° .f i trk ;"° Ff r es• -is as " ol l ;a y .;:: ; ne a n c l e : l ; l lt r r i f i r " in e . l T n r r i* *l- 1 by Jury, and Liberty of the Peva', to dine with them use ht., Liberation from Confinement on the arbitrary Mandate attar Hostile of Cwianteat, end havnic beret libniactl, the DINNER will take pyre on THURSDAY NEXr, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand, at rive o'Cloeit preeipely. Sir FRANOS.BURDETT, Bert. M.P. ia the Chair. Tteketa 13s. 6J. earl, to he had at the Bar pit trapp,, Wulf AVSAVIMIN, s r e f Dignarn, 11h , kr Nair— THEATRR-ROYAL." DRURY-LANE. THIS EV ENING, TU ESD A Y.. February his *Dimity's Servants will perform the Magical Drama of MANNERING. Colonel Manurring, Mr. Pruley ; {leery Bertram, Mr. Drahane, is which Character he will intrutlnce " Now Hope, now Fear,' with Slim Puver—a new Ettllad, The Last - Words of Marsnian--itild " Scot, wha hoe wi' Wallace bled D mim i n i e Salliplllll, Mr. oltherry Bemire Dumont, Mr. Butler; Dirk Hatteraiet, Mr. Vining; Gilbert Gioesin Mr. Lary Bertram, Mim Carew; num, Mrs. direvi Meg Mei-lilies ' Mrs. CLlcrtcsa ; Julia Mannerinc Miss Po- V/1. in which she will introduce " My Henry is ;OM!" aud " Sweet KAM." After which, the Musical TOtertainment of TILE QUAKER. me-nay, Mr lacledon (who performs on this nicht only, pr, %jun.; to his a ncagement ■t Easier) ; Lubin (first thee. Mr. 'l. Cookr ; Solomon Mr. Don too. Gillian (first tic*, !1!.. Morey; Florvtta, Mrs. Oiler. The Doors will he "riled at lialtpast Six o'Clock; the Prrhirmance will riontlni nee precisely at Seven. Jack and the Bean Stalk will be performed every Monday furtlirr notice. TO THE ISORTHY 41Np INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. The Opera of Artaxerxes is postponed vo account of the !“.1i1p.”611011 of 41311ause irestria. On Tlstaratlav will be produced, first time. a new Drama, in b re arts, calltd The Hebrew i piincipal character by Mr. rein EATRP•HOY COI' EVrGARD EN. THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, February 29, will be acted a new Musical Dram, called THE ANTIQUARY. Janithets Olahrelt, Mr. Limon: Camila, Mr. Blanchard; Level, Wr. Demaset ; Mr Arthur Wardour, Mr. Chopmsts; Edie °Attire, Mr. Emery; Lord Glenallan, Mr. Terri ; tor WNW , . Mr. Abbott. Miss Isabella Wardonr, Miss Stepireaa; Slue Miria M'lntyre, Miss Matthews; Alma Grisrlda Ohiliselt, Mrs. Davenport ; Vspeth of the Craig bornfoot,Mrs. Faucit. With an Interlude ' called THE MANAGER IN DISTRESS. _ . ....... _ Nansp•r, Mr. Chapman; lepstleton. Mr. Ulancluir4; Irish man in the Pit, Mr. Crnuor ; Lady iu the Buses, Mrs. D*. teapots; Gentleman uu the Stage and in the Boxes new anti irminas Imitations), Mr. Vain. Afire which, sth time, a new Fame, called TOO LATE FOR DINNER. The principal Characters by Messrs. Jones, Liston, Can ▪ Blanchard, Emery, Mrs. Davenport, Miss Foote, Miss B-aiimost r and Mrs. Gibbs. Tuu Late fur Dinner will be repeated every evening. Isn Tharsday next will he produced, first time, a new Ma ✓ital Moms, called Ivanhoe, or The Knight Templar. erH E V.JJ 43 L. 3 C arts reetiectftillv inform 1 1 . that they will again and Mr. MATHEWS AT HOME at the Theatre Rord, English Opera-limier Iliran.l, on THURSDAY sod SATURDAY NEXT , March 2 sad 4, !NO, when ha wilt hare tile honour to tenant his Anneal COIIMP of ',dares no CHARACTER, MANNERS, aml ITAXIJARITIES, by iutonluent; his Fiends in his COUNTRY COUSINS, sad the SIGH rs of LONDON. Songs.—. 4 Country Cinnmfiisiona"— .4 White Horse Cellar" —"Oh, what • Toro, whit • wonderful 31. tronolis!"— " Epsom Riees"-w^ The Mill (Aitgiiet), a Fight"—" Za rhary rktira destripth.n of b.dou - -" The Rout; or, I way Fiig.t • At Home'." Part Thini.—Exhitlition of the Multiplication Table during a CHRIATMAs K IittIWATON. Solittiou of the 11!putties of Foul times Five by the juxia-position of Figures. The whole IA lug cinhodieil and animated by Mr. Ma thews. . to he opened at Servo, and the Performance to begin et Eight iielork. Boxes, llama, and Pi irate Duxes. may W t .ken of Mr. fitevenstio, at the Una-office, Sr r.0.t1 Entrance, f Ten till roar; and tit FCA!II11111'4 Library, 170, New I)oud•street, opposite Mairlingtosi.r.itiletis. SURREY THEATRE. No Performance on Wednesdays and Fridays daring Lent. riIHIS EVENING. 'II3F.SIi.AY. Feb. 19, sad during the Week, will be presented, 16th time, as ' , wirer!, sew splendid Historical Meluvdramatic Barletta, in three acts, ciued IVANIIOE OR, THE JEW'S DAUGHTER. Wok a ;100 grand btdilsr Overiure. John (Prince of England', Mr. Clifford; Pilgrim, Mr. Wathirm; Loess de Besnmenuir, Mr. F•rirerti ; Prior A yracr, Mr. A dcock; Cedric, II r. (cant; Unknown Knight, Mr. Mikes, ; Robert Earl of Huntingdon, Mr. PaYnc• Friar Tack, Mr. IV S. Chatterl..3. and Midge, the Miller (outlaws), Mr. Leonard; Isaac id York, Mr. Hooky. Lady Rowena, Mrs W. S. Chstterley; h t red, Miss Taylor ; Ulrimi, Mrs. Brooks; 31,..d Muer ; Alicia, Miss Tar eel triode with • Comic, iperatir, Tragic, Pan loasiotir, Moderns., BarletiaSp. macular Parody, called IiON GIOVANNI. Des Giovoool, Mr. Palos; Don Gustoso. Mr. {P it; Dom Orrsiwo, Mr. Iroosrel; Lrlron • llu r 31r. Dogma Alms, Mrs. Brooks. THANES TO THE PUBLIC. Titisri - ; - ;;; - ;214,reasox ..... .17 solicitmot to • mow" to hot best Friends. the Public., his unfrigneil Thanks far Ow rrry derided preferesice thew. 141 hr (Mfrs in the late Lott,ry y and whilst lie respecttaNy solicits a son t frw the furore, it his great satisfoetion to hint that ir has to curigrinitiste hi:Patrons rot their luiriog obtained , t his ()gess, in the lArtorrdeawo lost Friday, tine of Ow r.y Prises of ENTY TIVAISAN POLlill9. , ria No 2.907, which Willi geld no aborts), besides several 01i0... , Capitals in Ilie same t.uttery; sad it is no doubt in tbe curio of his Irsiendo. that in the preceding Lot. ter) 'parte of T 11 14:44f, 5r20,1000 Prises were also suld by 111$11. ••• A stir LAN?, was contracted for on Saturday last, the Bidding. were as mud,' CAR - RoLL.llizsitu,keu.... RI i 5 19 . Itlo9l AI Bi.n 14 3 9 • 4 . ; CURG e‘V rigs 14 3 5 Tiekris and Wires wit! be on SJle in a few days, and as as the Cifutractors have arranged the Setsvare, ii may '. but , with full Flrticolore, at either of 1919/11 °Ares, 4, Combat, or 9, Charing-cross, Luodoo, or of his Aron it, the ('tott•ley. ••• The 120,000 IN're drawn on Friday last. and shared i. NISH, consisted it holly of Money /No parr .f king I.quide is Stock), and lire kwtuuale holders any reevivr (hr value of their tte•l44Cliwe Shorn 4111 wiz. For the !fait clO,OOO Moo ta, For the Quarter..... £5,000 Moe iv, Tut each of the Fuer Sixteenth', ~Y 1,150 !Volum. GcwitOeilt, /1111 E ultimata or my condnet in Pusfigment to unequivocally expressed in the approbation of one of Ow tom' numerous sad respeitable Meetings of the Livery ever Wigan a similar occasion, and the renewed assurances of general sapper' which 1 am daily iecesting from every district, bare impressed me edit the fullest cvtilldence of success, sad call on my part fur the strongest expres sions of thanks and gratitude lowly Fellow Citizens, Be assured, Gentlemen, that I shall always eniletavonr to promote your rights and iutererte, and render myself the faithful organ of your feelings and opinions. 1 therefore place myself in your hands, and conlidesitly rely on your active and persevering exertions, in your several wards and districts, to primula my return, and at the ante lime to commie' act va-cry attempt a lilt h may be made to iutimidate or unduly influence you in the exercise of your elective 1 am most anxious to wait upon every Liverwian in per. son, sod will perform Oma ditty as far as the lists and the time permit; but if I should be unable to fulfil these intro. beau, 1 hope it a ill in no case be attributed to want of re spect. The Committee fur conducting mf election sit every day at tlw Coffee-house, Kiug-street, where useful information will lie thankfully received. 1 have the honour so be, Your faithful and devoted Servant. ROBERT IVAITIIMAN. New Bridge-street, Febrw►y 48. SOU ratwA RK ELECTION.effFiMit lust th, nee. 'summering* NI FETING of the FRIENDS I of CHARLES CALVERT, Esq. held this slay at the Three Tan.. St. Margaret's Hill; SOLOMON DAVIES, Esq. in the Choir: was resolved umnimostsly. That the Thanks of this Meeting are justly slue and are ',emery given to Charley Cal vert, Esq. our worthy and respected Repreaeutative, fur his services in Pathainent, fur his steady support of the cause of civil and religious liberty, for his exertions to promote economy in the public eveisfliture, and reform iu the tepee ... Watson of the people, and fur his constant attention to the wishes of Isis Constit onto, and to the int tt of the ancient Tow/ and Bormigh of Southwark. ' That welllcbet to Mr. Calvert, not only as aerireiwg with with him in the same poiitisal opisious, but also foe she up rightness of ►is intentions, and the intverity of his conduct, sad considering what are the bestlisalifications of a Repre sentative of this Commercial Corough, we are of opinio n, that by the firmness and independence of his character and bin commercial knowledge, by his lone acqnainissee with our local interests, by hi. punctual atieution to his Paella 'neology duties during the Iwo last Parliaments, and by his accessibility at all times, highly deserving of, and well eu. titled to the continuance of our confidence and support. That we feeJ at lobe our ditty, as much its is is our incline tion,lo renew oar persons' exertions to promote soil in. crease Mr. Calecrt's interests, Anil collectively anal initial-, dually pledge ow...lves to assist him in his cuirass, and by all cuomitiotitrual means is our power to secure his Re turn, for Ilm third time, as one of the Representatives in Parliament fur this 'wield and populous Towu sad That these Resolution., signed by the Chairman, be print ed and posted to Ow most public places in the Huroughond pabllshed in some of the Nlutuinx Papers. SOI.OMON DAVIES, Chairman. The Chairman having I. ft the Chair, it was moved and serunded, and resolved 'mini intittOy, That the Thanks al the Meeting be given to the Chairman, and fur his correct con duct its the Chair. TO TH F. WORTH V AND INDEPENDENT El .FCFORS OF THE BOROUGH OF SOUTHWARK. GEINTLtIe ZS, TliE Krrolulion* you hove. this Evening pissed. afford me an opportunity, which 1 eagerly embrace, of acknowledging the high sense 1 entertain of the honour you have twice roamed Nino me, by electing me your Repre sesitative. The terms of •pprobsiiiits nt winch yuu are piratic , ' to express yourselves of my Pailiamentary luct, are most gnittlyingtu soy feelinvg, soil the thaoks you bestow awn me for the manlier in it hich 1 hive the im portant frost gemmed in me, is a reward I sin must proud to receive. 1 hare endeavoured, during the period 1 have had the honour to serve you, to prove myself au honest and deli • gent servant ; onbiasseit by personal considerations, 1 leave always supported such measures as erpreltd to me must COMIOCIVC to the prosperity of the cuouti y iu general, and the Hormel, of Southwark in particular. Ifl should be again chosen your Representative, you will find me coot Moe in support such measures of Refi'irm as will best preserve our mood excellent Constitution as established et the glorious period of the Revolution—a firm oppiment to the grsisting of unmerited Petsai iiii s, apd the waste of Public Money—a zealous asset ter of the Rights and Liberties of the Prople--and an active supporter of such measures as may Writ to lighten their burdens and redress their grievanees, su fr.onently complained of to their Petitions to Psrliainent. Upon these grumida I have the fullest coistideuce is your Slippllll 1111011 the presi iii urea. ion, aisil I beg to assure you that 1 am, _ _ _ _ Uriitlemen, your faithful moil &vont Servant. CHARLES CALVERT. St. James's place, rchruary 23. IS This day is published, price 2,1.641 T OO LA FE FOR. DINNER: a Farce, in Iwo Arts. lty R. JONES. Esq. Published by I IV. Sofas. Bookseller to his Royal Highness the Doke. of York, No 1, St. Jasses's-strret. Woburn 0. ay be had, Opus flows by the Night or Season. • ELECTION LAZY. Lstely published, in tiro. price Is. M. A PItAC VICAL ABIt I IIG MEN T of ELF.C"IfION LAW. from the issuing the Writ to the Return, adapted partieularly to ilat use of the Returning I.lffierws, Candidate., and Electors, is the Proceedings fur Comities, Cities, and Boroughs. By JOHN DISNEY, Esq. Barristepet-Law. Printu d for J. and W. I'. Clarke (late W. Clarke and Sous), Law llork *el lers, Portugal-erect, Liniredes-Inn. Of whom sus hr had, in Bro price It. Is. in hoards, A COLLECTION of ACTS of PARLIAMENT relstivel , to County and Su:tough Elections. By Juba Disney, Esq. NATIONAL asorevingT OF NCOTLIND. PROCEEDINGS of Ow COMMIT rEE on the NATIONA I. MONUMENT of SCOTLAND, held at Edinburgh on Wednesday, theldth January, 114 . 20; Present—The Elrl of Welwyn' and March; the Earl of Rusetwry ; Lord Delbaveu ; Lord Rollo ; the Lord Justice Clerk ; Load Bauniclyne ; Sir Robert Dick, of Piestonfield, Bart.; Sr Michael Shaw Stewart, Dart. ; Sir James Ferguson, of kilkerran, Dirt.; General Francis !Madam; M ijJr-Gease ral Hope; Vice-Admiral Fraser; Reverend Principal Baird; Gilbert Hutchison, Esq. Depot). Judge Advocate; Doctor Gregmay, M.D. ; Dr. Hope, M D.; Robert Ihurnie, Esq. of Appiu ; Mr. Rorthwick, yonuger, 01 Crooke!~ ; Arbuthnot, Esq. Treatees Office ; Kincaid M•lieuzie. E•q ; Claud Rumen, Est. accountant ; Juba Venter, L.q. IV S. ; William Diehl, Esq. W.S.; John Russell, Esq. ; Robert Johnston, Esq. The Right Hum the Earl of WE,MYS'iS anal MARCH in the Chsir. The Secretary stated that, !agreeably to the inatructious of the.Comnailter, contained in their Minute of the 22,1 July last, he had transmitted is the Minister,' of lime Church of Scotland— ht. The Resolution, of the General Meeting of Noble men and Gentlemen, held at Minh,ugh on the 21tls Fe. bruary hat, his Grave the Duke of Othull in the Chair. 2dly, The Resolutions of the u mulittee appointed by the General Meeting, bearing date the Llth 111 welt laat, Lord Ruth, in the Chair. Jdly, The Proceedings and Resulotions of the Committee of the 22d July, 1810, the Earl of Morton in the Chair; tingetber 0111 s the recomme*daiotaJt Utuerat Aneembly of theClusrch of Scotland, •reempanie4 with an earnest and respectful request, that the Reverend Gentlemen would take such might appear to theta best calculated fur promoting. in their resptetive Parishes, object r I AMY, the o_ LitSe and of the recommesdatiess of the General Avivmhly. Copie,tif the Resolutious of the General Meeting, and of the el.lllllolllte, were also, agreeably to appointment, trans mitted to the Commanding Officers of Local Militia, Yeo manry, and Volunteer Carpi, with a request that they would give their countenance to the General Subscription in aid of the National 31in.ument. , Although every possible, and indeed the most obliging fa cilities were given in the department of the Post-office, whose very patriotic and reepectetile Secretary, Mr. Kerr. franked, iit the comma the anturnet, no fewer than 1,400 dispatches ; although every possible (leility was, in the hand somest matinee, rendered its the Adjutant-General's depart ment, by furuisbiug lists of the Yeomanry, Local Militia, and Volunteer Corps; soil elthoogh the Agent for the Church of • Scotland (unlimited most promptly the recommendation of th e General Assembly ; yet wring Ita She unavoidable delay attendant on so much detail, it was, as Hie Committee might easily conceive, fir advanced in the autumn before the vari• oils documents, and the engraved plan of the intended !Ho- I numeral, could be put in circulation : and if any of them should not have reached the places of their destination, he hoped such an cccorreure would he ascribed to accident, and nut to any intentional oversight. • There has therefore been scarcity time for any general movement, or to receive returns from the clergy, or from the Commanders of the Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps; he had, however to mention contributions from the parishes of Polwarth and Currie, averaging at the rate of 10/. per parish, which be hoped would he the average amount of shares and donations over Scullind. He had also to ac knowledge returns from the Elgin and Morayshire bat teflon, coniprebeuiliug the Elgin, Forms, Spernouth, and Yorkshire coinpanirs; whose officers have paid their sub scriptions into the branch of the bank of the British Linen Company at Elgin. . _ . . . - The gallant 71st regiment have also, lie was lammed, suhscrilud a day's pay. Ile hail the satisfaction of reporting a list of additional snliscriptions, respectable both in number and value, ob tained since last meeting of the Committee in the end of July ; and there would be tumid amongst the subseribernee vets! Ladies of distinction. [Here the Secretary read "owe of the leading names in the subscriptions.] All the hanks in Edinburgh, with their country branches, be stated, had obligingly agreed to act as cashiers, and to open as account fur the National Mounment ; and Sir %Vil liam Forbes and Company have akin agreed, in the hand. soonest manner, to act as gettersl t aaaaa rent. The Com. inkier, the auliscribers, and the country, be said, were most welcome to hie humble and gratuitous IlerVieff as Secretary, to which be hail, from the CUIIIMeIIetIIIWIII, resolved strictly to confine his duties. He was glad to report, that while the subscription at home is daily increasing, aid must increase, the subscrip. lion abroad, ni the East and West Indies, and in the Bri tish settlements in every quarter of the globe, is at this mu. meat, he had every reason to believe, proceethog nadar the most favourable auspices. In prone of this fact he begged leave to read an article iu The iidinhurgh Star, with which the Editor obligingly furnished him last night, containing extracts from rie Royal Jamaica Gantt*, which "hew that our countrymen iu the Western Hemi sphere have taken tip the subject, agreeably to the recommendstimis of the general meetings held at Edin burgh and Loudon in spring last, sad every account fa. 'mired the presumption that the subscription from Jamaica, and our other West India Coloeies, whose Governors were also written to, would be most ; and it is welt known that the Marquis of Hastings is India, and the Earl of Dalhousie in America, wilt give every possible impulse to the measure. There was not yet, however, seinicient time to receive reports frum those remote parts, the dispatches having unly been scut out after the Loudon meeting in the end of May last. He concluded by expeasing a hope, that the foundation THE BLANKET WL►AVERs. [From " The Leeds Mercury."] On Thursday morning, ten men, escorted by • detachment of the 4th tirli;,tooiir, were bro ug ht into thi s t own , on their route to York, charged with riot and assault. Our readers are aware, that tbcre has existed, in certain parts of the clothing district, in this Riding, • rombniation among t h e blanket weavers, called the Uaion, which has fixed • minimum of wages, below which 110 tatipher of she Union is to be allowed to work, and who fur ther insist on imposing Certain Inuits uu the titian lily of work to he done. lii couseque..cte of tile I 'ulster-manufacturers declining to ....rile Scythes:. demands. there lass been a general tu•oisiot, whirs has now continued for some mouth-. Under circumstances!, several of the noter.olosioufweite s burr rogagrA workmen who had anther ntosoilooei: ‘ , or hail never entered into this C. 11111111141011. Itoe conduct highly irritated the workmen who .1111 nit. tiered to the Union, who determined to I.: ev!. tat it by main force, anti for this porproe orsesolded" in crest numbers, at the wookb nt'oir of the Relic • pal manufacturers in the mighbouilnamil •41 bury, where they orossly asooslied seb.ral of ' , be workmeu, whom they devigioine Lie....ou s name of Blacks. Warr wits weir .übs•opient y against William Nowell, Joseph Aqrkirr, I.•srpa WI:loon, Woo. /Irrlu, Francis birth. Sqskatd Pfur som,Jonalkan Hemingway, George Weitati‘PisaLiss • 401allall, led*rirti Part charfiist i c these with being cum-tilted iu ihie outrage , ,Zw7iVeuttors lay these persona were lore !lit hrfare !:44srlt• mod Jeremiah Borstovt, E•goires, Meg straf o s of It,. Rulin g , at flewsboiry : doping the examination these persons a greet •c we'ittr!Be of people was eol lected round the inn, who behaved twee' tomulto:4 o • , - a inciter, (hooting and making * toted oilisr) thei the Magistrates thought it nece.eary to hare the Rot Act read, which pits dune by Mr. Sivas. people were also info:med. that the fate of the !Ai. • loiters depended o l o•in their condoi.t. nudists t!lat tins Measure did not produce the dewed etfert,ood that the mob expresiosl a dieltrinniatran in rt-PCUO tile persons under examination. Mr. St,cks theoght it orcessary to direct the cnostable 141 raise the coositoins to d: , per.e the mob. Till, lilt°,l4lllr tv , o, attelided with consi,lerahle success, and in two hours the mob were disorrsed. without II /111 , citinioit.ed any mischief. In coniegisrore of ties outrageous conduct. ,t was coosideted expedient to have the airiatauce of a military farce, tocooduet the persons co mm i t t e d part o f their way to Yuri.. We are if , runaied, on good authority. that it is mit intend-1 to proceed against the utifortoonte antis who are e ttttt untied, with any rigour. provided ,the ware or that town an l neighivourbood shook! tib.t be diiititrlwil by similar tumultuous assemblages ; but if. unfortunately, this should be the case, they will be left to suffer the u ttttt itigati d sot-rity of the law. %re Villl l lol close this acconiit resi. entreating these deluded pe o pl e t o sho w: , from such disgrocefol outrages. the ti; ct of which Clll only be to aggravate their sufferings, and pie. vela the approach of bitter dais. PEACE NOCIETY. A considerable time has elapsed since we ad. veiled in our columns to Cite proceedings of tlna most interesting and important Storty ; yet tt girl" tta real pleasure to observe, that it out yule Atisttinees to etrior, but that Ifhoursli•••• been jimmied with eminent paces-.s, Its prlsiripl e s are progressively though silently gaining eround to v.- rims directions, and we siocerely hail it a. the l a,. longer of the accomplishment of that blessed per icl tt when nation skill no longer lift up sword sionista ninon, neiiher shall they learn war any more." The Society has lately published a sink tract, comprising a *coition preached by the U. v. David Bogue, D.D. in 1813, three year: before the I.r -illation of a Peace Society. lVe regret that our limits do not allow u• to give it entire, and it is ffi tlicult an select ai l part from a work, the wh o le of which is so race kit ; hut the following striking iiustratiosi of the 'III ct• likely to be produced by the practice of patine. priwiplrs,, is so complete a reply to a very, popular objection, that we hasten to lay it before our trawler.. The objection to which we allude is "rhat ifa nation—for example. this to which we helong, rare to act upon these priaciplec, and refase iv ,q.J to sear, it would soon be swallowed up by other na tions." Great Brit.rin has often sent fleet., and 0:•e-.1.ips, and bombs, and armed men with all their artillery of destruction, to burn and destroy cities, and put the defenders to death, if they resist. The newel consequence has been, that multitudes of (Item have barn slain; numerous families of peacirobJe inhabi tants, consioiting of fathers anti mother., solos and daughters, and infants at the b east, have he.,, buried under the ruin. of their dwellings, or dashed to piece' in the street., while the surrnsiii&i.g country has ireen mournfully desolated. What 1•4 the effect of this warfare ? Every berrt ty filled with hatred of the invader., and barna revenge. The Lune spigot he conveys down 5% an inheritance to his c6ildtrn ; and let it he Velitelll - •' that those are (so little enemies." let us suppose, that 'aired of such an enrol ment, our ruler*, were to commissiou ships laden with corn, and clothes, slid money, et only half the amount of expense—and to accornpoily the gill with a letter to the government of* neiglitioor . lug country to this effect "`Through the gut:dams of God, we have had en alrund int harvest, and hearing that you here not, we send a present o'l'lllll to the widows awl fatherless, the orphan, the blvid and the lame. As massy of them may lie utiptoviit ed with raiment fur the. inclemency of winter, ac. cept of the clothing which will he &heeled to yon by our fleet, and divide among those who •re to the greatest distress the money which our t sar.. s.ligers carry in their lirtids." would such conduct have upon flat-people of that country ? %'ould it leave ally atior behind to their soul.? Nu. It would cuuc ham. the rster 111 • and affection of all. I'd! tbem after this, "-Boit ant • wishes to illitirelou."--" No," they would gay, .• it cannot ;it is impossible that the people of tfiiit !sod abould desire to do to harm." Command them to buckle on their 1111110 U! and wage wir with the• English. They would answer, "We cannot tight with then*: the weapons would drop front our !sands : we love them too well to hart them : con tinue in peace." It any *tate would act in this way to its stetglilsuurs, It would have no etietnieb: the sound of war would not be heard iu its dausiotious. —f Plymouth I'upv.l The Committee then Ville to the follorinz Resolutions : The Committee having heard the report of the proreed. lags t►at bar. taken place sauce their last Trt1111( ON the 2til July, ISM, expressed their confident hope,- that the blinistirs of the Church of Scotland, who were now ita pos. session of the Resulnlions of the General Meeting of the Noblemen and Gentlemen. held at Edinburgh on the 2ith of Millenary last, and of she stilcirrient Kesulntbans of the Committee, together with the recommendation of the tie. metal Assembly, won't', when a seasonable opportunity presented itself, take such measures as might appear to them brat calculated to nroucne the object of tlitise Reso lutions, and of the recommendation of the General Assem bly; and the Committee also expressed their conbilont hope that the Commanding Officers of Volunteer Local Militia and Volunteer Corps would also sake such measurer so might appear to them proper fur promoting ibis great na tional object. 2dly, That the additional list of subscribers ought to be published. And Silly, The Committee recum• mend to thei► Secretary to continue his exertions in pro. muting subscriptions in every direction. ON the suggestion of Lord Rollo, the Earl of Kinnours name woos added to the (' mittee. On the motion of the Earl of Rowhery, the thank* of the Meeting were unanimously voted to the Earl of %Venire andldarch, for his covidnd in the Chair. The Committee were also pleased to express thanks to their Seeretsry, for his confirmed real and rxert,ons in promoting the nose of the N•tioual Mouisment. ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. lay, LADICI. I I. 4. Countess of Moray 5 0 0 Lady Ann Stu srt . Lady Grace Douglas .... 10 0 0 Lady Shaw Stewart Lady Abercromby Lady MacGregor Murray The Honourable Mrs. Hoyle The Honourable Miss Rollo • . 3 3 to Miss Aytuuu Miss M. Aytou 2 2 0 Miss lantsells Aytmts„„.... 2 2 0 Mrs. Crawford 2 2 0 Miss Greig 2 2 0 The Ma. Mrs. Rimier Miss Marius ilrilson, Marrayrhaa 1 1 Miss Lilly Wilson, ditto. 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Watson, Editor of the Correrpotideut Capt. John Thomson Major Charles Lenox Cumming, of Roseisle Col. Alexander MacGregor Murray 25 0 0 Lewis Gordon, Eaq. John 0. Brown, Esq. W.S 1 Alexandlr Boo;, 18, Si. A isdrew'si.street 1 1 0 John Craig, James's-square . 1 1 0 Dunean Stevenson and Co. printers. 3 3 0 Alexander Grant, Liras—Colonel Conimaudani late Morayshire Volunteer Infantry.. Alexander Cameron, Captain _ _ _ Robert Duff, Capin in . Charles Toil, Caplain 1 1 0 James Thomson, Caplain John Forsyth, Ensign 1 1 0 Thomas MatNivea, Lieutenant 26th regiment 1 1 0 Sir Patrick Walker 25 0 0 1 _ _ Parish of Currie, per Rev. J. Summerville 17 5 7 Parish of Pu'warily, per Rev. I. Home Twavitana—The Bank of Scotland; the Royal Rank Sir William Forbes; .1. 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