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VMS EVENING, pcDAY, Jewriery 11, A ma liejcsigle *Mita 116rfwe SAmblipPee's Ira ed7 clf KING LEA R. .. riNl . fah . ti n e Lear, Mr . Eno; Coe delia ; Kies Erleidlis. . 'a exclude with the fivosrite Mwaie , il Extravagiasa; called GIOTAMPII IN lON DON. Ws Giorsaai, Madam Ifestri• 1 twroaalhe, Mr. Meriagi 11, . Flererdine Fisickia, Mr. Barnard. , Mo. litylpsyna l Cabin; Alin Conslaniis Quiasi rt , Mte e tlysp r i spl al.. . . Fos, No. Maud. inen , Is be hakes of Mr. Floti lal eneiblblolot Nwe Peon Olive Theatre: • -... -^l ,, 11 , 41. i 11' ••. la Mr. Mrelbars, a Bssiletreal., is eilremeeitabbiwisse,u bWest died of Lbe Town, fur the,awebrly diaper' ed,llte iters Boxes beloogiog to tie Levi* of Ilia IllewOre Dexec, Is • Secoiad Prit4,-.3e. 6.l.—Pit, 30. 6d. • bitted btee, te.-,aaltert, Se. , rafted Price, Is.—lip;a01111•1 ory,l*.l ibeettai Price, 6d. 11,0; Thew . Wedreadey, and Friday, The Pirate; MI Sea II wilb The Corosstibe. d will be pesOs Saierday will be predated a new Tragedy, ad rTillbe , Prim" of Po w e ll; or, sllo6i Feud. C.sersollso homiliwace is every west Sill Lahr, ream .1, $ :. ,•, i F tr C HJs EVENING, MONDA will be acted the Opera . THE EXILE. Omar Ulriek (tke Eerie), Mr. Egerree; Governer of Si. la. Mr.W. Ferree ; Biros Alltradutt Mr. Meadow* ; Count slew, Mr. Dormer; Derail, Mr. Town; Welelee, Mr. peer; Servile Mr. rawest. The Empress Fritabeib, Ire. Faratir; learbarree, Mrs. Teases!; Aleenre, Mies ;Am. he Grand Pablie Estry of the Empress Elisabeth, and be Interior of the Cathedral of Illmeesr, in ehteh the :0110NATION er ELIZABETH is pestutmed by the irrid Pairtarelkaad his asaiatiag Dignitaries. !Tr miarlarle will; (23J time), a new Pintorairrre, called HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER BUNCH; Or, THE YELLOW DWARF. Dna the Gold Mines (afterwards Hartespin), Mr-Eltar; Balms Pig (afterwards Harkquia's Largoley), Mr. I. S. Gri maldi; Mother Boneit (lb. Desert Fairy), Master Long hand; Yellow Dwarf (afterwards Clown), Mr. Grimaldi. TM Prowess All-Fair (allierwa,4l,Collimbiue), Miss E. Drn• wen; the Qom", of Golconda (afterwards Pantaloon), Mr- SIMS& A Private Box nay be bad fur the anion, or nightly, of Mr. inataide, el t►e lon-Qtier. Beints,7*.; Second Prier, 3t.ed.—Pit, 3s. 6d. ; Second Pore, ti.; Second Price, IS.—Upper Gal. 11, ; Second Price, 6d. Harierisia and Motber Bunch will be repeated every Ereriwg. To.r•orrow, Rob Roy Macgregor: Rub Roy, Mr. Mae rfluly ; Dian Vector's. Mtge Strpliessa. On Wednriolay, Tlx Beggar's Opera : Capi. Marheath, Ni.. Halloo& ; Pull,, Miss Btephens—with 1 be Two Pages freiteroth she Oreat-i-and the new Pantomime, iha Tlionday, ROW, and Joliet: Romeo, Mr. Matready; Juliet, Xi* Fart' ktruutou (ber arm oppearauce ou this *No). ou Fliday , The Too Gentles,* of Versos. Saillutlar i The Temp's,: Prosprro, Mr. Toopf ; Do. riu.la, Mir* Siepbrin Norasda, Moo H.Uaode; Ariel, Mum M. 'Ler. TO BE ROLA BY AUCTIOk B, air. EVANS, At Isl, Ilaaw , Tio. 93, Pa 11.01•11, THIS DAY, MONDAY, January 21, mid Throe following Days, ,A PORTION of the LIBRARY of JOHN BLACKBURN, Earl. removed from his mat is Hemp sSuvr iodading Cainden's Britannia, by Gosigh, 3 vols. is roasts; diesteirs Kral, 4 vols.; Pillontfnomars's Arstirosiiies„ 7 auks,' English Cluomicles, 9 vela. to vassals; Haddam Mb cellssyq, by Park, 10 volt in rossia• Britton and Brayley's BetAei of Encland sod Walas, for paper, with aboost3olll addi amnia plates; Aon sal Register, 61 vols.; Par limmitstAry History and Debates 17'7 vols.; Universal Hi,. touy, el ...M. ; Rapio sad Tinlal's History of &slam& Id wok.; curious Copecilon of Tracts us the Bollin• Um B. rug. 17 vols.; • must extensive Collection of Tracts on be F•eneto Rrmlatlna , 49 rola Ike. Ace. . TO THE PUBLIC. TBISH haelogidvertised the Scheme o f t h e b Mate Lottery at Mirk begs lame to admit to his hut Yrtirods. the rookie, its principal features, sad looks forward te • very extewsive sale, as it •ppearr to be uni versally approved. It irousists of °sly 20,000 Tickets, to be draws is Four Oils. It begins 2liih of NEXT MONTH (February). here are Five £20,000 Money . Prizes There are Seventy other Money Capitals. There are 6,610 other Money Prises. There are not 'lwo B mace to Ow Prize. Three are net any Classes. Envy Tir'or v1:1 Le !trawl) singly, Each Tiekei ti,eciirs it. own rate sod oo other. There are fleil 000 nll Mom y The Very Ent Prise drawd must be ,C 20,000 Mosey. Nearly SO other Capitals may lie expected First Day. lrieli.-ts and Slin•est as. orilinte by BISH, 4, Girard! and 1, thariettross, I.nnillin; and by hue Agents in the Comity . ••• le the present twittery there are 75 Capitals, being con•kievably mire rhao iL.uh!e the 11.rmh.r .1.. 1.441 contained, Ai gni poweward wily 33—out of which BINH shirred •nd milli, half, as he and his Agents dimributed no less arose Fifteee!!! • • s Tbs psi... of Storks is allise.l 6nurl, scaiest DISH'S (. 1 11.ce in Cornbill, by •bicb lb. Public ~.y lee the tette*. top% HUDSON'S TOOTII-POSTDRR AND TINCTURE. I 'VIE 'lll),.ve Di•cuvelits, if attended to, will j I 4tetwally tartrarde ibeareansity sof • Destlio. They Age rum tessiedies fur all Disorders of elte Mouth; sissy v ..t were!) cleanse sod beautify the Teeth, bet pre4Pive stem from decry to the West period of life; they SIP as octidote fur Gum Roils, Swelled Fact s and she Troth-sat ; they remote the Storey from the Gum., tiotin sod ~fa I•eatth, re.h.. ; they Infatiihty arrest the programa of l iters sn 1. eth, yr fr. ih she smooth, arid *wetter, the lormh ; she) hush ;or sssss the ' , rime airlifts, and MO y he used alone us t• rttlw r . but the Tincture atta safe speedy is. tattooing Ter tit. rematiag the Scarry,ke. mid it man itifallible rr. 1,.o) for the T00111..111, and prevents a ft Iftp‘P ; tkey set NO orftrrtly snuurrut , that tray like tiw rimiest, of I hot of the Powder, sod lira Torellor• to an torellsol *sr 4a(tur. Trite '24.9J each. Moo, T(N)TH BRUSII ES. in Coo. or Threr, n .. o r uto sisruilfic rioinotolrio, pact ]•. nod in Ivory 70.461. the fallowin7, Arrnl4 ere appointed : Atkinnio Agruil. 44. ( d .toll t, Bohn ; Gantt, and ft , gge,3s, B Carrot ; Banter;l:Stl.lbitioid-Nt o ir o i ; noun. 611, Taint, 41, en/shill ; S. PAYE'S hureb-)niii Fitei-osarturt ; sad ream etled.edie and Prlfmrrr N e As hairs arises to the public re...lt-I-list the ths about unitive, site/ eye remp. co tioh t m• .rwrol Ihal Mr. 22.0... m. pormist, 27, liu7ssome Ltt, has IKS ~.(114 'pall thistle, nAT is oup iritoule oluiirsste ,1M.1% ~l ,a.id sBilecs4; 44; G d gii Svho.§illare, ll6Jue ) to plt4lad iliSt4okt ou thF . By W. D0E150;,,,,, 4.b g Eden Hall, Comberland. Looduit: Printed fee Shenrowl, Neely, sad hoes, Patti. nosier-row. O( who* Ida, aho be had, meeting would have been honoured by t h e peewee; of sous• good friends from London—friends to the I bertiesof the p. o. pie, and, of room., friend• to an Institution avowedly established for the purpose of embehtiwg these liberties. He could assure the individuate who attended nos thin sten. Mon. that the announcement in the Heading Piper relative to the expected wait of the distinguished gentlemen to whom he alluded warn not sent forth en • puf f . To prove thin, he would reed some kites., sccinuotine for the alvamtre of Mr. Flume, Pie Fennel' Burdett, Mr. Hobloouse, and Mr. D Kin. noted. Whatever mistake bud occurred. metaledy did hot rest with those on whom the preparation for the premed tweeting devolved. The Chairman then read a letter ad d d to C. F Palmer, Ss+ by Mr. Hume, in which that gentleman stated, that he should be so particularly employed in the week beginning the 14th of Januery, as to render his attendance impossible, He expressed his most cordial apptobation of the obj. et which the Association bad in view, and humid that their 'Eberle, combined with the overtim. of usher independent bodies, would be highly benelleial to the comae uteeonomy and reform in therms& nession of Parliament. The Chairman read a owcond letter, ads/mimed by Sir F. Bors deft to Mr. Palm►r, in which the Hun. Baronet promised to attend the meeting, is company with Mr. Holshowae ; but a 'mood letter had been received by Mr. Palmer, seeding their regret at mot being able to morn. The Chairmen next cell ed the attention of the meeting to • letter from • person who etrusplained of Paving suffered tojery •wd oppression, in consequence of having exercised his elective franchise accord. One to hi. own free will mad judgment. This letter. as it contained matter, of • private nature, ought. be conceived; tar be retested to the Committee who were appointed to is. circumstances of thi. rleveription. He should now calf um the Secretary to read the IlesArsi ions, embodying the principle• an which the Antoci:aunt was founded; after vibich, a wet/ important personage, the Treasurer, would anomsecetas ilianteettag the mete of the stabseription.. 2. THOUGHTS on FOX and HARE HUNTING ; in • Series of Letters to a Friesd. By Peter Rockford, list'. I Elegantly printed in 1,0. un fine wove paper. and illus. 'rated with 1111Mefeee Cats. Pelee 14s. in hoard*. 1 The Publishers log leave ieepecifully to r.commeud the preitent Edition of Mr. Beckfurd's valuable Work to the indite of Sporting Gentlemen, *Mich will be found to sue. pans all preceding Editious in *legume of paper, painting, and illustration. The Author's Notes, also, which have long been woi ted. are hare introduced, and render this Vellum peculiarly elesirahle. 3. BRITISH FIELD SPORTS; embracing practical Instructions in Shooting, Hunting, Conning, Racing. Fish. hie, kr. with Obsoreartioes on lir Bertakiug sod Teatime( of Dogs and Horses; also, on the Alanagesout of Fowling Pieces, and all other Sporting Implements. By W. H. Scutt. Second Edition; elegantly printed, and illustrated with spwarde of sixty highly-finisher' Reverie**. Price IL les. boards, decoy tivo. ; or, us royal paper, with Proof Kites, 31 3s. 4. AN ESSAY on HUNTING; in which • real variety of Mil important information is conininoicoled mutter the brads--Hootiog. Leviteloest, &petite. Pleitenie, Pastime, Game, Scent, Hounds, The Horse, Husitemmo, Sagacity, Ice. ke. Repriated verbatim from the Original &Mom printed in the year 1733. Seri. 7.. boards • 4,0. lie. b. The SPO R TSII A N'S Sri 'calif biglefy-fialshed Engravings, representing the Honer and the Dog in all their varieties; executed in the luso manner by 'obis Scon, from original P.aintipege by Mar shall, Reinagle, Illipist, Stoblia, sad Cowper. By the Mother of "British Field Spores." This Work is beautifully printed in newt°, end is ens: belltshed with forty highly-finished Copper-plate Engravings, sad numerous Wood Cuts. Price three guineas, to boards. It may be had iu Six Parts, 10e. 6.1. each. O. The SPORTSMAN'S PROGRESS ; a Poem, deeerip live of the Pleasures derived from Field Sports i with Thir teen Wood Cots. Price 1.. wood. 7. SOMERVILE'S telebratcd Poem of THE CHASE, to which I. meneftwel, hie Poem of Field Sports ; with Me moir* of the Audio', and an Essay on the Chase, by Edward Toplumi, E.g. Illustrated with Engiavings by Air. Stott. Price 6.. in boards. 8. The ANGLER; • Poem, in Ten Cantos! comprising proper 11111iFeft101111 in the Art, with Rules to choose Fishing. rude, Lines, Ilw kit, Floats, limit., mid to make Artificial Flies; Receipts for Paster, Ike- By T. P. Leib', Ems. With inwards of Twenty Wood Cots. 11).. 64. bused+. 9. SPORTING A NECDtvIES, Oltenia' and Selected; forming • complete Venue:diem of the Sporting World. by Pierce Egos. Prier. fts. if. NOWA& 10. The SPORTSMAN'S VOCAL LIBRARY; contain ing nearly 400 of the beet Songs relating to Hunting, Racing, &motto& Angliog, Hawking, Archery, &c. Pi... 9s. is boaide. The SECRETARY tract an abridgment of the constitu tion of the Association, CUT n hirh it appeared, that its ob ject was " ro guyed the electors of tie:, horeisigh of Litho( against corrupt esti Hewed ittfluenee, to afford them lit Jtec tioo and secarity, and, as for as might be, indemnity, in the fray mud unconstrained exerrise of their elective franehbe ; sod fur Ibis purpose the members engaged tbni they would um every lawful means be their power to expose and bring to punishment all pervous whomsoever, whether candidates voters, or others, who by means of promises, therms, or the exercise of widen inflorare, should iv mug way, illegally or rorroptly, interficer IM the election of members to trpresein the Isolowele is Parliament, mud by a volontary subscription food make compensation, as fully as the nature of the case would admit, to all persons in the borough who might here. after be injured in their 'written, trade, or calling, by voting In their conscience,. The TREASURER then made an expose of the finances of the Aseuciattow, from which they sppearrd to he iu a very Illouriebing stale. Many new seheeriptions had bean re eeived; and several grotteenee, who did nut wish to put dews thei► mimes. had Informed he Tre3 , that if say care of emergency twee:red, their active exertions should not he wanted In titipport vir Mr. J. O. GREENE übeerved, that 301. of additional ssb aeriptioas bad bare given by individusls who had themselves beets iajened, Weave* they voted cunecientiously. 'Mr routine bootees, of thet As►ociation having been dim. paged of.— Thu CHAIRMAN proposed the health of the two Mem. bees for the Rummell of Resding—ft tends in the liberties of the people mid no misers of thieeturiety. The toast was drank with 'bee tiers Hirer, and the must ealbugisatic Mr. C. F. PALMER, on rime to return thanks, was hind. ly cheered. He übserreel that, ender eircarastances, there was Perhaps Ms teeth in life au difficult as that of forgetting. At the present materiel he felt this sentiment most acutely, fit he retold not, even if be wished it, banish from his memory tbis maw of misery god lareeetsakin which he had dust itmrtrains vtitnerteil at the feneral of one long keuwn to alluded In lils revered friend, Mr. Webb. Thole whom he now addressed were well acquitted. tit 'lib the social ♦irtues of that evcrllent man; they sell bee+ how le h• was in his friendships, how honour. •tole he was in all his actions. lie was as °mamma to that society, the principles of 'Hitch had always beet, his principles. He was se ornament to the Bench of Melelf. testes, distinguished by his impertiality mad his honest love ofjestiee. la any other party he (Mr. Palmer) would not have obtruded a single observation of this' kind; but he Yelled it would be pardoned when he was messest theses who were witnesses of Mr. Webb's acne. life—who knew how beneficially be passed his reurnings.—who had spent so many happy hours in his Company—wise cook" well *more. elate bits social wit is 41 snake the aniditir There vre.e Iwo Tuft be knew no other man plied:— " IN the morning, He is gum, mod e,-(Apietaree.)—Haet Dewy a hie elecesse4l sssirieily as As mu] Vika Isr rfrolieets4 tat hint by lois roost; hAy thiuking list If siithinneeted elib the. Beene., - k (At Ittat thr men were roamed la Parliament by the . orthougla suffrages of itteir 4 - Lostituetibi, am ani bib Fr,rnd had bora, swot who were afterwards thanked ter their conduct in the Howie of Comnauss, were firmly instances of 'list opiret of tudepeodenee nicht eel-et ) which it was the object of 'dila 'Aitioeiatisso Io rattearer. The, owl their eunsboreats fairly—they rseeiwest booster ai ibs bob& of nowt, avestatteuts aud ctuttetrimmit% Maud tyrant indeed Ginn am of memoir fedi- Ow r iot." , p0 „,,,, j ,„ „wak es w e. peeper s/ of, en rah* gam la • the House of Compose by deem** tt l mk", MA ereforfinr trrifilFle literwer;ta Mei* ii-Ihn Mato ilait,iol4: 41..1 h II wilit.ltill:rier:liledsr:euret a rsC l ,l h i r .ii i c i v i- w gr itike hs i :l ee 'w fil": seeli sts . e r iti e; re oss avi s e i* S:t e eil r em ;t: ero a bk h ' 7 " ol ; o l;e 6 N de r ' i tiu lullig sald osi.,: r the ..... , hi a nie ei e lin r .e.j c w ww :frire nit zt oeil ..;.... w ir d ro f gli ladi riu r t ov ati m 4,o.. a t t se l. had placed them iu Parliament, 554 se who, aid die nose of inileperriesete; led , - Common,. He •' •• , " that ' ibe people of this mealtime less tont altuiother Ill'oirlik", / manntry were neyee.‘lesti their Man masters than okra Ihe looked le the Pr. ll lP r ritf vi t his they oug!,l ;o fie of wt itwir -oini awn. ie .—asmely, at r newt . i re " p( "" 1 " 111 I . tsl:4 P ll:l4lnew l swt " l V °l744 4 l.".. ' nie nr* ( P 3l; i . " ; 11 o u or r li n ) If e u a s s te r d al , fsq eircl teerep iwil : ". !; (4filrest tk,in ths u rio l( :o k u se gt ; 'Mint England . the principles of l „i s , j o u" — Aill'lt hright c z r in o p u b. u_ sac j ld be t i s Aa lten n tl a ho r t ; a is l e ddeni. hoestosti ludlvidosl., WrICITI . II .. . ... 4vws m a s t er. at every repro vieeverre._(A)rpms.r . )_.... . 4l4 roue , 1,4 1406'4'1'14 sad ""—, ASts ele c t o r, elobiqhorougik stio i llll4ol. duty; let 1110111 MI a . Ir.lit the 1141011 of the Assoc . metlitim Moor, had wrilletrto those 1 rozhdistno ..1::::;y: . oteverbo; :init. bee, aiiieie onw . Pfin e l f: P i te r i ii i iii l f i a c h ; d a n is K,F " .o k i tr Y; n ir l :be he ir . ,, ' the society, sod requeeted permit s - 4 auloolgrl its memi ' t " 6.— (APP l " 4 " , 1 eritursescod.s.-(ealgifints•).—Noth rig 'lmola then be nem ar ..:onshile. and M r.Payite, of Ream d. Nol 4 , 4 , 41..1 „ ..• the iwimr40414:414,..r.04..ct, pod al . hat at.:Ars ' er "" ll " ; ' ll : lC " r:iniliktbr ' i w•ar""li.ll;:ettiallite: f 'lkt athe rel ""j ul 17nr i lia fthi nseir g l 441i:1:41/41141414. . Anse A li t e lo u i C i 7 uf delli ul i r i t II; ' .. • big ~lion ,i of such a swirly ed ged rink, ire . b ....... (Appialue. . .cuelu ) that thy might b•• allowed to hehitig t wos a more important entire takes , The CHAIRMAN, after - cosgrateibitiog the meeting eri -i la rd John Russell, when rpe.kiei an 1 the neesssias of numb ers Who* the irtatiortioo bad retestly insentary It. taw, destiosted thy for. I Iteelsed, proposed the hatitip of Pulver Traver% Req. and aims os ore of the mist effective preps I am sew MicrribenOf the hoc 11, which +las drauk With 'Wo g ' aitairmesit of a pate representation l linittelbree.. „- eel. gis. d the plot as use which re. . oin F . autpor Morrow. no else geoid mom of the pwittlhollientillit', olo ._ - )—lt was, bommes, ormwerhat enemas. 41.1)1 whim this Assoeiation was foiarieed pliertiog the liberties of the people, and tribe mousey by putting all," to that id derimeil to be the emit intolerable try—namely, the corruption of the was a little estiaordinary that, al r inslitstion alsoultl Ise formed (better than that to which tbe Gendarme use object was to curtail the liberty of the Press, and thus to destroy the best support of the libettv of the subject. The S triply to which he alluded was better known perhaps as "The Bridge.sireet Gang," than by soy other distinguished a ppelsoliou.—(LargAler.)—llutt respectable body had volunteered to I hemselves the odious task of proseconni under the law of libel—m law nadeAned, usexplatned, mud uointelligti.k.--"App/ents.)-11.e .11ff. sallies which were coossected with the espositiun of the law a libel bat/ preveuted many tarn of great talent, and much Pgal experience, from accepting the urns of Attorney General. But these worthy sioncist.s, with Mr. Sirup and Mr. Mussy at •heir brad, *annuity undertook that task which appalled men learned is the legal profession. That the ge n ii, met. by whom be was surrounded, sod who had associaiel for the purpose of reuovaling the Constit•tioa, would receive the thanks of all good men, sow aud at a fissure time, he bad no doubt; awl he woe equally (vitiate that the joists, who bad combined to attack the liberty of the peso, and who were loaded silt, the eseeratioo of the pre seat day, would he contemned sod despised irt future etre. —(Applause)--He ilisiiked his atiti• that be belonged to the former association, because he was convinced that it most lead in the coarse of time to • much isms limited plan ut r. form than that which was contemplated by many who were f, lentil, to ri forma i ion. He had nu hesitation ill saying i bat the forms , tine of this Society ass • great autotimer& a us, fel reform. Corruption could not be armored in one niumetii : if it could., they would all meet with • great somber of new acquaint areal. Rot it was accessary for those who were in ibe coo.- try to set us foul isistitioions like ship, which most ultimate ly remedy the evil. Some iesilemeo mated that the people did wit WWI the ordinary swede of excicising the elective • franchise to be interfered wins.—that they were content to vole as their patrons pleased; 'but Lord J. Russell truly as serted the contrary ; and, in proof el his assertion, iairtawad . the formation of thio Society. He toed not state, that if they had a reform is Parliament, they would not at the pm ' gem moment be burdened with a wasidori army, whose being was as dangerous so Ike liberties of the crews" as its military prairies' was fatal to the hopes of as enemy.— Through it, she power and patronage of the Ministry were sonwouilp orivasoting. Is • few years that army had berm increated from 70 to 280,000 mes. Here was a rapidity in the •ugotehi aline of numbers of whirdi many were Nut aware. Its addition made, there was the patronage arising from taxes and nix.gstlierem, Irwin contracts slid co.dractors, and from vacuous other , all throwing lute the hands of Minis- Ora an influence of she most stupendous description.—Ap p'rutee)—Neuher coold be omit the enormous patronage , erive.l from our Indian territories, and Gum various other colonies aud porressions. The immense patriot/age which tbaCrow• derived from all these sowers enabled aliuisters to influence a body of the people who ought to give their voles upriebtle and honestly for the beee6l of the country alose.--(Applause)--He toed snit, eo the other hand, urge what had so bog been ailirkii.d, that the present repiesenta lime was totally inadequate. He need not say, for all who bad studied the subject mast allow, that the grepteauial Bill was a dangerous innovation on the cosistilutiou—tbrit the danger of the country, in consequence of an imperfect re presentation, was rapidlLiticreasing—aud that the SlateollllW not go on prosperously, unless those aborts wereresnoved. —Applause )—These .prineuples were settled sod agreed on, seen 111 the lime of Mr. Pitt—who, as he had stated at • the former oseoliag, declared, that "Abate was a radkal cr ier ill the reptematatiou of the people, which required a re dicta cure." Hut, wlwilier it would hernia to resent 10'1111.. total Parliaments—whether it would be proper to have re tourer Ws - mistreat verffsaie—or whether it would be more preditot to adept the views of those Reformers who were in favour of trieunial Parliaments, and who wished to ri in force the Cvallettllitass by getting rid of the clone boroughs, lie was oot prepared to hay ;. but as the general advocate of Refutes, be had mad, •p. his mind is• take the tensperal• , sod safe path, tither than to rie.h into any eatreme.—( Veep preal appla ose )—Re hoped that a Reform of au efficieot • but temperate dractiptinn would be propose.' by soma Groat:map of cow pirate in the Muse of Cosionsma. It would, he conceited, do moth "'mid ; because he ass aware ant the diversity •of opinion tor the subject of Re form, which had divided she people loth' rto, arose inure (ruin outlives of a prudential nature as to the degree of Reform that would be wire and salstary, then kola ape. dissimilerity of feeling as to the necessity of a reform in the representation. The eptestiun was, nut wLettor such •nd such doetriurs we e out maintaisebla in DICUTne..., butt. whither or so 11 weal I be advisable to bring Ilium mitt prac. tier —(Greif opplease.)—And if it appeAred high!) , impro bable that such ii plan as many of slur to mole wished could be usefully reduced to peyote., whether, it that case. it it would out be totter fur those who desired the most exlms sive Reform, to waive some of their demands, and to apply t o the prorating of • Reform, less complete, eer y, but eertaiuly more easy of attainment is, when attained, would accomplish every oh people desired, by remariagclie shwas,, wider toy laboured, and intruiluriag a state of hap. tent in the plsce of misery and wretchedness. ire.) . 01• M begged leave likesise to tbai Ili, houour which had been conferred us him. , (Ida opportnhity past *oboes corgranoire: ,ami os the' appear•uce amongst them of, are respectable strangers, oho honoured them with •on this occasion, as visitor.. It was 1021.111•06 espatiale as large on the utility of thaa.an, .thing which it was to hit power to say colas' add to their own on the sobjeci. But if any spur were wanted to atinadsie them to the stoat powerful exertion, a wash" he &pad is the preseia defective state of the represen t/alma of the people to Parliament; fur it was very well known that the •niajortty of the Members were seat to aur House of Cusnahons by numisation, and out by election. Therefore it was peculiarly incurribrot on the members of this society, :and, ratrally, on the latibilasts at gli s borough, where "WV; riallegs'tboreagh friend tr. ieieste; lase'palleariee to hear the speeches wf the Mee - 1111ii:litiastrara. far the Roetwth. He perfectly agreed tbemetionentit of his Hoe. Friend (Mr. F. Palmer); mid if they cosh' sot get a reform to Or: whitest event of their silks, he thought it was rodent to lithi elitmeree Alesehll be uhlaeried, 'ls a gond omen !kat theN would gun 'Ferrere period be able to stiller* all that they desired. He basely regretted alias his friends,. Sir Francis Burdett and Mr. J. C. H °foamier, were ant present. Sorb men reflect ad credit on any cause they tunneled, and They did hn diner to any company sill, *lnch Ow, Mixed —(A ppicsare )—• That their names had nut been inserted is the Reading part as a puff was, be *hunk, isNIOi clear. art, to pal the at.,. • ter beyond all Soule % he ciaald refer to a geotleman who esi now present, Mr. Gondlake who bad dined with hi m at Si r Francis Durdries, athenßir 2 Fraiiiiiami Mr Hohhouse staled that they uroel*iattemi the 4 PPelliPll i tifi dP p/ense.)—He was quite sure they you 117 regret tbe cause which kepi Sir Francis Bairifeit Sway—it was no other than severe indo•posslsuit.—To we ee reapretable as lowa bly, ander any eircentstancee s mast las a pleasure; but she PI became infinitely greater, when trite of such high character assembled timelier with the be, t and pOrest of mu tiver.—(.4 ppla use )—lrie was moat henry lbal be bad been admitted • member of this soc.ety. and he should ever feet proud in meeting so useful and so honourable a body.—(Ap planet) Glee—" Life'a• bumper." The CHAIRMAN rose to propose the health of two gen tlemen while absence on this occasion was much iv be lamesited., Tbcone was a veteran in the cause cat Reform ; the other, though not tong Paidiaisieut, .be promise of every thing the pruple could wish.--(A milassif.)—He • seed ' ly add, that he alluded to the filesobees Tot Wblmtn 'strr, Sir F. Rordett, and Johu Cam Holationke i ; Rut.; Which r uns drank with three time? three, and Wolf t hierfug. - The CHAIRS/AN mill. be would 'eat propose the health of • gentleman tu whom the writer,' thanks of the - were justly due—Joseph flume, Esq. Drauk with threw. , times Mime, and long-continued applamie. , " peoposeCabe health isies *it? 1 4r9 1 ... ' their win lby Chairman. Drank with tbrec,limos tbreie,isd • animated itheirriver. , • • Tits CHAIHRIAN•im4II, various wereAlse associatiows .4 formed for delfsiont pommies in this associating kiagdom. They had societies fur the dissemination of the Bible-.soete tie* for the supprensios of vice—and;etratige to my, a society for destroying the liberty of the press. With map et ' to the brat, be would speak of it with the dredleed trollied; since, is aChrialiaa Lareistry, it was fit anvil proper that tie dissemination of the Scriptures should be.enemaraged. As to the second, whose obit m woo the suppresaio• of vice, be believed they meant well; though he thought that they ufleo "strained al gnats, and swallowed camels." They prosecuted fur petty of f ences, while crimes of magnitude were watered tu pass unuotieed. They let the great delinquents escape, while they were bury in catching the small fry. Thee they would prosecute an old woman fur selling two.pennyt sturtb of ginserbread, or what was milled Parliamwtt in his younger days; bat they would elbow lola pf, swolAfr sort of Parliament to be sold by wholesale or ritiaili.with out interfering with those who carried on Hie 'raffle. (AP p/tiese.)--Bist there was soothe , society to which woo of the How. klitinbrrefte Resdiog(Me. F. Palmer) had allodird, sad to which he (the Chairosasi) would now dray their attention. It was a society to support the religioit and lordly .1 the country. What would posterity thipk of tbill•Ret•t/AlioUt when they, horned thot such a society had been hell. tuted It was said, jie believed by an 16.11140; that he would do nothing for posterity, because ppetesity had dune nothing f...r him. Pm/tiny would not, however, heqtkla to say that the present •ge had dose nothinifor them; (car eiliheald leave them such • that as they would never be able W repay. —4Lizatpkbir.)."-Bet, if pogiritly should have newel to roc the present generation, they would b... reams atitelS lan* at it. What would they thioli, when they faund tbilin one days.tbegeseere people who imagyped, cat w s lest preteatekd to imagine, that thlceeligion of this country depended‘on' their pious exertioos? If they inqu'red who • those Isetraosif *We, they world led that they cuusistml ,of state splinters, insipid Lords, quaking Bishop., an design. lug lawyer., who had clubbed their pence, imlTrissferied them to the Windsor needy adventstrm--(GreutArspfseue.)-- If lire religiao pf the .country could gut berpported with. out such aid as this, it must be in s very had 'kite !hated. Bile if demanded so such ssaislancr, and if tbowsgesknis ladies mid gem ittarll really wished to uphold tea*, and to ameliorate the eosdition of the people, theyrsioild their officers and set riots, sod make Over their fatal to that llm. formation; of lubjetkAr/ were 4 1 0. 4 4v net to celebrate. Instead of stadia; Sharp, or say tithe; or their agents, to fiftlit with little Waddington in sfisid,lll, o would place their misery I. the bob of thin sesecistius. sr.d by thst etroCeeding client 'RAW they "aid .dtay,s,ith•lt-ta effect. For wha t t.r•eid he more bookie to toe ill's 4.a. lion thin to encourage perjury int! Was ito (ta *kt!e4. l ' (vita a more esteseled wet me of perjury aMlCogeeptime elms now diaplaye4 at . every, irearrat epsilon ettiold he more pure or Lintel has ihie ieleothits id this to saltutlnw. It had wp bawl. object bublitat at securing iu •estlegStrAlsalsmau,ibef glitch i,ke Iser and Cplistitsii..pu • the rooatry said he ought to have—the free hot uoilisiorted exercise of the elective Cauchiee. • Kiley csisid dot offeet a r0mP 44, 00 abewLesilesypur tu pittutle a la attlitaila 'alai au • The CHAI RHO; then fritpoied the/1400CW 'Mr. Good lake and thit friends of releens. Mr. GOODLAKE. pat retere.eig tbanhe k teqk at brief view of the exclaims of OP reforeiete (eh," theleesalleweesinit bf Pb. Pitt system to the preeeet Rtes ; y led eneato4.".l , the. übeetiug lilt the rapid Kew eel tebtch d r , ci esi irri! efor i t • as nowt waking. He es preaseil en tarots' eitig styles of this Society should be axle he The CM.4IkMAM: them gave Sips Ilithllalt_ll,o4...UPDA. Mr. Ptak tee, and the .Frseutts of pant yvt Klestbei abeat She nem." • Henri. DEANE tied LEE, in returaing thinks, etelerll they woutid be reef ready, es iodepeadeut eueotry teayle . Ines, to Dee deck beet effort; iu seppitt If purity ariretivu• Mr. DEANE proposed the loath Mt titt t. Magistratrr of ttui Coodly." • Mr. GOODLAKE nursed I t hareek. , . • •The CHAIRMAN ilea proposed " Itr. Ts!fount end the • , 7 -7 1 ---- 777 -- ,7 -- . -- 1 ,- . .ENCYCLOPEDI A M ETROPOUTA NA. 4. Ditit§i TA GEOIWPORTU N ITV for 10 • athili° B 'I'M Ilierrent I 1• lige day Is 1•••ni•• 41 9 Prlci 11 - i•- -1 • 4 FIR* Part (sail , * iCR PIacHASING BE G, frill 20 'per teat. el/wiper 1411 "i* ` III °'IMI InuIll'• Ho Pear peaterehrig Patle.,pelice 11 Is. each) of '.; •. 'f to ne a s g o y , g ro fi s a in Ell a tt ,' at WALKER and Ci..'s : Wafture paths, and who nee. " THE ENCYCLO)VEDIA ME fItOPOLI- I (late ittireowctiff's) Menotti , 40, Dinry.lase, o ppo s ite l' "fell ' wi th th eir I II• 3 0" TANA. This Work has fallen under the Miluege- Grest•Quergotreet e The 1? Wien. rootinite to sell at the As he and his Hon. Coli. ai • West of New Proprittors, retwhere erode arningesneotelo. loweat price the bndernst ertirles :—Feathers, Beds, 1 r••• with those "I'm had PIA , is. winsome COHllll , l4l4llre opus, the (mood Plan, anti* Methwares, - Paillawcw, Maitigany or !Weise,' Fosirints; 1 • 1 7 1144 • 14 • 01 • 10 % 1 If , aid et, , its future regular Publication. • - Trot,. Witerkao, French , siva, sad Chair Redetrisdr, with I ' ' • I III*1 4 4•"III in., • * s o A new Prospectus is now ready for deanery. lor without furniture*, Bra la puigl ready made Ticks tar .! 0 Hier .: When he 1 • i. Printed foe J. Mau-min; F. C. *Ad , Rieloptitto I Bald- ,'lad gekralliditilltlesrel Et ed, or " 4 " in eathallE• • • JlO • - t "r : oss , " gi tt 7 n r a e s i ',i , ' • ' 4. Wil, Cradoek, and Joy; Rhorwaod. Neely, and Jeers; O. , • i_._ -1 'o r ' l ''• -- ..... ...- ......- . 14 ' . led throtighow - ' sad W. R. Whittaker ; Ogle, Douce*, and Co. London •J. • l a til • -,7 . L L . : 410 . ; .., a R.tri r 'OP. ELE CTION.: , • -1 • , thi. weer videi %with, O x f or d ; and Deighton sad Sons,' Cam* , idge. m with the loonts! 1.,..... , _.. v 0 4 , , ma a:visitor.] w.l M RICH A RDS Hod CO. Patetyere of SA TIN The snnivarstip dinner 'Attila Itrsalve lafreeNrthos ' Il i tnal twortt • nl me th le MERINO DAMASK, antuatii to the coorideration a . 'uprootig the parity of Altildinti, Wats hCld on The • • 0 fre at I•• brad of 1 •• the Nobility, Getwiy, &c. a most 'spell. Collett:oN solo h a g, m ; b e c c ", ;„ giai a di ng . • 1',. 4. • no Oruro l their names atm i . . 4. . ~. id Variety, Eater. % Goalie? avid thenpuess, such an awns. . • , ' . - e--111r. Wells, of llooniugdno. HENRY Man* Chair. • shire, had punned that (slur. I. Wage se egret was arts, a;id from loom the mishit, !Haut,. . 0 .'. bet eeeee , the Quality rano°. be procured el-ewherr. Sitk 4 . At six o'clock a tome n. Al; respectaitia east. °" which I'ly "."1"1 “'" warn I. Tahlsarrlst,:Satio *tripe Ms/lane i*.rviey shade of. ro_bsor, o ar s at dowo to ant 'IMO .. .• , • m•srits which the forinstioo wilt soak a Colleelnalli of PoitiSeal Foroltarra, slid at sock -1 Amongst the gam i d Prices as carrion tail (11 'draw, either fur Drsuing-rnonsr, 1 F rac . anti J. I. • . --..., 'atir Ileethe... fur the &wrte's; , to it. Rot theme was rue" 0 Parlours, Libraries, Bads, &r. Morena at 1K ph' yard; T. Goodhies, li e T et • t4 ' *R., Folsm &sects, Eli - le 11.1. society; for L. rd J • . w ..._ , , B plain colour Crisman fur liaises 44 IN. . , , itto to. o g - 4 .;„ c .' • Peg , T o ff or d, r ag ; . a.,-et of Parliaments . all wa rrol ood rast.odoors, at It: hs Cu.. Exhibition pi a •, I ii ..,,,:. Mohan of this amociatims NI ... sad Sale Roes, I?, Oniardm• - . , beton Nevt•-; ,Ir• 4 ir ..„ _ .., sad, sod Bird's contra of Now ewer adophd fur the &hair staarallonn . o.• •,,,?. J se •arg , •..- of the people • and he r01..g :,. ft • o 11 •.. , . , t e Ki ng; an d w h en hi s mi. Retied the hig hest howowe se 1, NEW AND ESTABLISHED : t• • litG et . -!! , I• Wooer s & ri d th ow po ar ipt ra i'llii i lt Oared hat family no the Re•d"W — PeMAlflime)—h s THE ENGL. • ' . ~, :I* ,',. . IN , • 11l ihroot, may the people , , ~,_ This day is pohlishe r lid. Je .. . Which woo drank with wrest applause. fur the purpose of onpporti* - i '', 4 ; i k ... . . . . Glee—" With a jolly foil bottle"—one or two alterations of B ' olol l lice laws of the r , l it • A PRACTIC r'' ii •snR e A lii 1,4 a being made from the orieinsl, li. inert this particular °cession. which all Minister. had derl W. ' 'a -sad TRAIN . ill SPANIBI. 654 1 Tout—w The Duke of York and 11* Army; nail say they • gri.rasice of the country— *. POINTER. Ti's w ' • mel l ows for m i a j o i i , g asset forget, while doing their duty ns soldiers, that they aro t House of Commons—it was a. the Art of Shooting . , ' • oirdoselr ii.l.lrra.cti le cities*, of Eugland n— ( Immense appinwre.) mark a moment, another 111111 young sportsmen, • e., : en supply the i x ., m,, ‘ „,, I The CHAIRMAN soli, he had folly eapreled, in eom_ supplied with money than ma of coring the E.. ?Olin ' r onto. • mon with sassy other members of the Association, hoot the I present helooil." 1 ), *hose oh, lit By W. DOBSO3, '• Ai( Eden Hall, Cumberland. meeting would hare been honoured hp the prewar, of room the Preset sod th ug to 'le h. - . .. . . - t, . ... . .. . . . . ss_._ _ wood friends from London—friends to the! low I lesnf the in.. libetta of the 'object. Ti and pl • I bilillOur„ which were wont •Ithi.v.leittric t In thehum to ighl hour mat tinheeded.—(Applamm ham, in theory. ) " .s peculiarly applicable:Pa Mr. Wt'bb, ' h a reform am, tau to whom they eou4d he lip, - Welt the pe g, when tuber, in 10 t. w the twitslr vines. and colon i• • -446resf app/mti ha. not left behind a fellow." 31r. I. B. MO? wing paid thistrettleAdhse to the me- meeting for the I ,eil friend, be ovoid sew insider himaelf He could not let Allot the 464444 the fitment meeting. ing the asset-Mita rd dolman*, gla r b had bees conferred arra; highly ream .tilenste es Miullap lest ' he could not their prearuce on the pribreetthows mftliat hertuiton were set lacy for him to le busiorieof the present .lay. Beene., imitation, fur notl SOCIETY POR THIS DISCHARGE, AND REAJEF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED FeIK.SOSALL PESTS, Craves-street, Stoma, Jassary t, 1/122. B ENEFACTIONS SINCE TilE LAST REPORT, eve.: Tie Rev. Dr. &Antral •••• ••• Is 0 0 Ambrose Guedard, Erg. Geo. Woolf's., Esq. per Secretary Ais.l 'I 0 Alre.rs.Herriee and C.. Rt. Hewer, Esq • A. 5 5 0 Gilbert Mathison, Esq. Mr. Muatacts Samuel Basket, E-9. Richard Lee, Esq per Di•friril and CO. 3 3 0 Charles Worts, Eel per Jobs Pew, Rsq lO 10 tS Alma Clementtaa K. T per Roarer W. 1 41. (Letter. Bus) £53 10 0 Discharged and relieved from various Missile 74 Debtors, for the SWIM of Cowelllyres! the Casco of 4V Pt -tattoos; st, Approved Relsrrrd for Cliarstrar Rejected Considr rsd !satins Benefactions arc rereivrd by Joint C.tm,lrn Nrild, Esq. the Treasurer, Cltryne.valk, 4:briars; also by Messrs. Herter*, carauhar, and Co. Si. J..nou's street t Hoare.. Fleet. *ruti Uesan. IVllitawie mitt Co. Lombard-street; Messrs. Cocks and Co. Cha.ing.crov.; 112ess,a. 11. • and Co. Fiuclvbne, Coruldit; Sleverv. Illetanwraistyr, Pall-matt; Moors. Veers and Ca. No. 27, Lumburel.atrort 111141 bYrtle. 6rasasell, the !Secrets'', Igo. 7, Craven.atteet, Strsnd; when the Buuks stay he area lry 'boat she ate inctirted to support 'Ate CAdiity.. bud where UK Society aft( vs , iimeolirst W 4.4- sesday is carry mouth. 7 . 1H -E ..A 14 Tj.l N 1 PC IIG IN ES. .40 SOLO !. SIONV Vi v o ffs as, ftivid virmod..ia life sal id e loc • OCGrbittio truptigito, itt#6 tilitsciun mat' sistell, atoll I eyinpfsets tr s rcorbaric habit. By purifying. sturlttood, • • tad- reslorlagii. tioattlior *emu or Mc Motel iiimptig, it ruoubiee I,so systems to 4iottie ktutt4W•i 1 1P ,1 Ito iffle! thit causes Buil imbue deboity sad h ,by Ur. Jahastusi, G 4, Cursbill, 4.4ffer iatoon and ISO. extortl.strett, Landow; Mr."lrsoureisis. Chestnut ; awl all tuedieitie ersissi, 1w Im6lll. at I I.l.4inti 3.14. rods. Advice is 11141"We:tram, way ii• bpi by applicailos (by triter) to Gilead-beam, obga tler4tsital tee of Use rObs4 ts expected. 1 .: Att ,1 f ,' '