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achy celled TftePeteetptt L. J. itatesell, Ilerseett, 4, Mn. ► and Mrs. Merlyn. After VIA* the feverrite lobate& of • PERSONATION. Lord Hairy, Mr. Couleur ; Lady Jells, Mrs. C. Resnik. To coaled' with the favourite Cuosedy of PIGEONS AND CliOV‘S. Sir Peter Pigwiggio, Mr. Liston; Capt. Pagwiggio, slits Neville, Mr. Julies; Mr. Mutt, Me. %Tailless; Mr. Weald, Mr. Fa. ley; Mr. fihrodeau. Mr. J. Russell; Ton, Mr. Bar. fwd. Mrs. Harvey, Mrs. Pearce; Louisa, Mos Leigh. Buses, So.—Pit, is.—First Gallery, 20.-.4ecoad Gal. kry, Is. The DIMS to be. std at &a oTteck, sad the Perform. once to .4) Pixosofor the Is be taken of Hr. Maseiesbam, et the Theatre. nivate Boxes inexime bed, sightly, by application at the Boa Oiler. . 4 The Pohlie ere mil/ swat folly informed, that Mr. Brehm is atogeged et 11111elbeasre for a MOMS sombre a Nights, and will sake Ms bee appeanmee es lilleaday oral, in Coy Msotteltiog. THEATRE-ROTA L. ENGLISH OPERA-HODIE, STRAND, THIS EVENING, FRIDAY. September 8, will be rrformed, bib time, • new operatitrpraam, iu three acts, ealle.l THE BARON DE TRENCIS. The Bunn De Trench, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Coosomodeost of Glom, Mr. Rowhothans; Authosy Swarm, Mr. Harley; bout! Schell, Miss Kelly; Hamm Mr. Wilkilemwe Michael, Mr. Broadbs , st. Engeois, Bartreem of Lioderf, Mies Carew; Jomphine, Mist Love; Mrs. Grove; Naeselle, Mitt I. Smwassoo. After which, 24th time, • sew Romantic Melo-drama, three parts, Intended on the ee4clarated Tale called THE VAMPIRE; Or. THE BRIDE OF THE ISLES. Characters in the ioirodoetory Vision—The Vampire, Mr. T. P. Cooke •' Lady Margaret, Mrs. W. S. Cbatterley ; Ueda , Miss Lore; Ariel. Slim Worsened, Characters in the Drama—Rothven, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Ronald, Mr. Berth"; Robert, Prarmau; McSwill, Mr. Marry. Lady Margaret, Mrs. W. S. Cbatterley ; Bridget, Mrs. Grove; Effie, bliss Carew. The spacious Saloon has been spill tastefully Sited op with a new design, representiog no Illumioateil Garden, and will be ripened as tassel at Eight o'Clock, for tie admittance of the Second Price,'whick emernences at Nine. Boxes Second Price, 3s..—Pit, 35.; Second Price, 1.. eld-21..nwer Cutlery, Iv. ; Seated Price, Is —UI per Gal lery, Is.; Second Price,6d. Private Boxes may be had nightly of Mr. Stevenson, of whom Place. are to be taken, at the Box Office, Strand En. trance, from Teti till Four. To-morrow, The Barra Ds Trench, with %Valk for • %Vihrt r. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. TERRY, Stage•klanager• THEATB &ROYAL, HAYMARKET. To_Nioitito %V, SA RDAY, Sepletriberg, will be performed the last new Comedy, in Three Acts, calls 41 DOG DAYS IN BOND-STREET. The principal Chancier+ , -by Mr. Terry, Mr. Junes, Mr. 1-6100, Mr. Russell, Mr Barnard, Mr. Williams, Mr. Hem mond, Mr. Slortiumi, Mr. Menage. Mrs. Pearce, Mrs. Wat biases, and Mrs. Mardyo. After which the favourite Farce of THE SLEEP-WALKER. SOllllllO (first time, most positively for that night only, aid without Imitations) by Mr. Listms. la the course of the Eveuing Mr. Liston will sing his last New Sang, called " Young Pugs among t h e Russ." The following Songs, Duets, Catches, and Glees, will be sung :--Cateb,"' fwss yon,thr, kissed the pretty Maid;" Glee, I. Sing Old Rum end burn the Bellows;' Song, " If Life is • Robbie," lir. J Remelt; Does, " As it fell upon a Day," Miss R. Coni and Mr. Denim ; Recitation sod Air,"Trifler, forbear," Miss R. Corri ; Sung, " The Humours of Monkey Hurst," Mr. J. Russell; Sang, " My Native Land, Adieu!" Mr. Diseases; and "Heaven Shield the Brave Gallant who strikes for the Crown," by Mr. J. Rowell. To conclude with THE SUICIDE. Mr. C. Keinble; Nancy, Mrs. Marlyn. Tickets to be had of Mr. Terry, Sts, Monet-street, Groove. nor.mpisre; and if Mr. Massinghant, at the Theatre, where Places for the Boxes may be taken. ROYAL COBURG THEATRE, Under the Patronage of hie Royal Highness Prise* Lespedd of Sate rfbnrg. THIS EVENING, FRIDAY , Sep tember e, awl Tomorrow (Smarrlay), will be presented, for the 22J time, au entirely new Comte, Mele•Drainatie Eutertais ineo, called GIOVANNI IN THE COUNTRY; OR, THE RAKE HUSBAND. Don Ginvainti Mrs. &mid; Leporello, Mr. Cowell. 1 he Miami de la Cour sill be introduced is the Ball 114.1 m by Melleitaf and Madame Le Cirreq. Amer whirls will lie preseeted (for the 17th time), • new Tailittuliary Melo drama, in three acts ; called THE VAIYIKE. The Vampire, Mr. li. Ketnble ,• Loud Rethweld, FArl of Morales, Mr. 11. Kimable ; Sir 'Malcolm, Laird of Staffs, Er. Cordell. Lady Nativists, Heiress of Staffs, Mime Walk sus; Margaret, Miss Holland; JMIMie, Sledges' LIU/irreg. Susie N. and 3s.—Pit ls. Dears epee Hatf.past Five, bins Illelf•prat —lsc•ed I ' its Hall-rem Eight. seats stay I. variety of every h. of 'Nosily Linens; Foreign and British Damask Table Linea; choice iris/ Lieges curium* ludia and British Ideirlios, fur Ladies' wear and Getitleesen'y Neckcloths; India Long Climbs and Comma ; French Cambria; Re.sis and ether Ilse Sheseings ; ludia Shawls ; and curies, British Cashmere, in long and square. ;steelier to the Norse ; with the Newest Fashionable Articles, for Evening sad Morning Deese. at Seed price', from which se deviation I. slide and these articles selected by the Piece or Drug, at the wholesale price. New Drawing and Dialog-room Fil.ni tures, Memos, 4c. THE QUEEN'S TRIAL. HOUSE OP LORDS. TUUUDAY, San. 7. At scree Wastes before tea o'clock Ike Lord Mameller catered the Bosse. Prayers wen ready sad the Dames called over. The lumber of apologies oaf among of temporary ledespesitoos was greater ikon *seal. Comm! were called is. The AteerserGeoleal began to Address the Rosary bet Ids speech was seareely audible. The Lord Ckairceitur told him to speak up. The Attorney General then raising his voice said, that It was right and proper fur their Lordships to be informed that about half as hem ago he had received dispatches from Milan, from which it appeared that • mock longer delay than that which be applied for would be accessary to bring otiose obsesses from the ermaiinent. He therefore begged leave to withdraw the application which be bad made yaw day. The Lad %Mellor mid, that the ititoroey.Gesiersl weak' not limo dews hew duty if, osier the circumstames, he land net sabssitted tlim application to the consideration ef their Lordships, however much other circumstosces slight bays made it necessary to withdraw it. Mr. Brougham said, that he supposed that this was aka case for the prosecution, unless sounthiug should come oat is hie cromemmisatiou which would make it osermary for the Colima os the other side to call fresh witticism. Tak tes_ be had observed yesterday, for the hypoehetital la which the case stood, be wished to hays Theo. ' ajocelsi called back, that he (Hr. Brougham) wiled mar .e two question. to him. gar! of Lauderdale pointed out some inaccieracies is the rimed minutes. The Earl of Liverpool thought that the colourable cram examiaation on producing Desnont's letters ought to be ',t riaged, although the subject matter of these bad certainly become substantive evidence. Mr. Brougham thought that the evidence which Demont gave respecttag a story which she heard related, slie beg ged to be excused froin mentioaing it, sad they, in coo marmots with the sense of the House, had forborne to press the poor girl to the utterance of what she felt repug to; bat it was au agreed to by him and his Learned Col leagues seder the int pier/tea that all the particokrs connect ed with it should be struck out. Indeed, be believed that their Lordships had ordered the whole of them to be 'track elf the minutes. The lord Chancellor said that the House would look Into It. Mr. Brougham expressed his satisfaction at his Lordship's promise. Tbe Attorney-General said, that he was not aware that there was any such understanding at the time. The House repressed their dismal from the Learned Gentleman's con. clergies by a very general murmur. Mr. Dennsau said, that it was only upon the understand ing that the whole of the particulars connected with it should be struck out that Amy had declined Freesias for the die. closure of that conversation. . . Mr. Brougham said, that open inspeeting the minstmehe foetid that the particulars which he had just bee') umning were struck out. He complimented the genetsl accuracy of the printed missies, The Lord Chancellor said, he believed that the manatee of Mr. Cowper would be forted on this as on every other oceasion to be very accurate. Mr. Brougham said, that they had felt the truth of that on all occasions. TkeetiorsMajoseld had in the mean time been put to the bar, and was wew ex.imineil by Mr. Brougham. Do you know a person of the name of Julius Omer eavirzi? I gastassi. Du you know any person of the name of Gavani ' Yes ; ilis is an Italian (the willies* mopped, then added) ; I have heard the same of G i; there are two of then., one is • jeweller in Milan. I believe he lives there, but I was in his shop ; I have seen him ; he is a fat man. A Peer complained of the incolierem y and incoerectness of the answer and the translation. The Interpreter said lie could not kelp It. The witness would persist in isly.ini: while lie was translating, and he could nut bear and speak tiro. The same Peer dewed that the witness might be asked, If be said Hort he Itildesatoud that a person slanted G 66666 i lived there, but Hitt lie did not know it to be so or itot ! --He had heard of this G i at Milan by name, but whe ther he lived there or not wituella Coati! Out ray. Mr. Bruughani—l speak of • G i who lives in Gra. 'villa...levet. and was Lying there in February last' I re.' member this Ga aaa Si tuld me he had a relation named Ca rlini at Milan; for a heti I came to Loudon I met this young man, and ilreu he told site that he had a relation living at Maas. . Well, do you know this Gemini line, not the one that you never knew before? I have known him (knew ban) four sights after I have been in (Caine ti) London. Mid not yus and he (I mean the London G i) disc together last winter for eight ur ten days together.' Nut for eight or tan days. I was not here for ten days. i Did )rats mot dtue time ur twice for I bee last winter ? What swans busdred times. Will you swear that you did ant my to Gamest, that you get mere than you asked? I never said so. Do you Ithiew oat Joseph Violin ? I never beard of him. Do yin boom • person of the lame of &meth ? Ide set hoe. • periwig of that Name. I mean a penes who lives is Liqeermied.otreet ? I Pa. wet say, I me gaily reseeenirr that I came here in a seek sod I west away is a truck— (Loud letsphier.)-4 do sot hew the English hargeage. Whee you said you home soiling about Genesi, yes m eats:tad Mae perfectly well la soca es I teed yew the street he tired is? I remembered him because I knew his same, bet wt Imairsee I was told be lived is the garde*. De you remember • sum, se Italian who dial fremiently at the same Imams where you sad Givers/ dined! There IMO loamy Italians who mine there, slid sat dowe sod Do you net homy as Italia whom p.. met there who accompanied you frequently op sad down L..d.., I. show yes the way and te ezplais thaw to you ? That Is tree ; he served me as a guide. What is his name ? I ativersited Ides the sew bowfin by. Do you sot !sew that hawse a eshisetwasker ? It wan said so; a carpester, a jigger. Do you recollect game with Was either the day or the day after the late King's femoral Ow the west tad of the boars ? Where? To the west mid of lbw tows Hog carried nee about sod brought me here sod dam tied Weld ate ibis is this, sad that is that, bet I did am has, whether this was Me, sad tint was that.—•(4 L.us.) Did y ou wet to with him Is the way you have deesibed either ea the day of theist* DUO Immoral or she day elm? I bate bees !dab hies ha awn. ^may bed hers= me that day Met they 1111fthigfted4011 foss! bet we sever weal. 110 . • ' Do you set mess ton,. rat le wee se that day whets the pas* wswegoiag Noe r`s keen' ? iegatifter here iallatgieW mid objected to the farm ad theepardirsa. of the isterrupliee in warm ftlimet,l=fteell=dwilethre their Lordship would eager Minim pa De quesies. Lied Ihremeb mewed that the Counsel do witbdisw. The modes basin been carried, and Counsel Winn ro. tired— The same Milk Lord said, that the Canal, in rams.. striding, having directed his looks to him (Lord Exmouth), implying themby that it was he who had isterpoeed Lanese the penny of dm qoestios; he new denied that he was the Peer who had art up and sr/meted that the witness had rot used the swab " the people were gong " It was sot he, but a Noble Lard sitting beside him •' but he issietaieed it to he the t ido et himself rid every Peer to interpooe and prevent Comma from putting a questiou which they mishit euesider isepegereo-(Hear, Agar.)—He did sat sit themes. 'judge oa his hemp sad his oath, to be stared at asediftle tared by say Ceased. The Marquis of Laandows said, that she shortmt way would be to allow *sewnw to he put. Lord Redeadie isehtsed that the Howse bad bee. on tag riot's wearies' Wafted by the remarks of Counsel. The tart prowling gentian and .asewer having been read from the minutes, the ewes exastiontne proceeded. Do you menu to say that it was ea that day the yoniwg man told you the people were going to see the late Kist's funeral? He told me the people all west to see the fuserel, twenty-one miles, but whether It was true or not lassie Now did you go with that ping mae to any pediewlee borne ? I remember to have called as some street on seise pentagon whom 1 don't luny, to carry • letter to him, nod the servant told me he was sot at home, became, he wep Oren oat to see the ceremony of the heels' of the King. Was that a large house ? 1 don't keow whether it was a large or a small house; I wait to the door, and wassail:wee. ed that the gentleman was not at home, and I wean away. Did you go with the young mar to any ether house? Yes, because I bad another letter, sad eve* there 1 did sot led the master at bum-. Mr. Doweling desired that the whole of the answer should be 'reunited. The luterpreter I cannot translate it, my Leeds; he does not speak Daltse—he says—" Mr. Brougliam-- 0 Well, now, Mr. Marquis, will yes be so good as to teU es what he says?" The remainder of the another was then gives thus :—Wq went here, and west there, and could sot lad bias. Do you mean that you went to *ay place with a letter, sad could out had the person to whom it wasaidressed at home? Not on that day, but another day. Well, on that day, or any other day, did you go lo to lad any perm. in a very tarp bosses? I do rut keow whs. tam it was large or small 1 went to the door, but I don't recollect whether it wee large or small. Did you on another of these occasions go into a home where there was a sentinel steadies at the gate ? The Isierpreter—He wants to know whether it was the same day—be einem bias to exp'ain on what day ? Did you es asy occasion ever go to a very large horse, where there was a sentinel at the gate ? That was os the brat day of my arrival in Eselssa, for 1 was told that that was the house where was the Court of the King, sad 1 bad there or four le so deliver. Well, did you ever go to that boom agaie ? Yes, lead so other person went sod returned bsekeards and forwards to and from that house. Do you mean that you weal emeraktimes to and from that house ? I d.g. Upon tpee occasions did you go in to that loess sad leave the Gseqamis rs pima at the gate? The first time I left him out at the door. Did not you leave hies et the door other times aim whew he accumpasied you to the house ? What I remember is, that at that time he reasoned where there were soldisee: Do yeti mean to soy that the ether times you were there, - Will pee dear that be the pressed of your larva& As Psee, he sever said say thing to that purpose? No, Mr. owell sever talked about this this'. Perhaps Mr. Powell sever spike to you at ell about tbt besides of the Queen ? Rose Noble Lord objected to this gentles be erg pet, groesdiag bus objection, as we moderated, ea the ebareistor of Mr. Powell Missive to the proceeding. Mr. &totems mid he was sore thee it was at expend he should sower that object's.. Any thing that Mr. Powell said was as much 'edam* as the namesake' of soy other perdu. The Lord Chaseellor thought the Cooed had a right to ask, dud Powell say so and so, with • view to calla wined to notradiet the flameout or answer of the paned wines& Brosesis,--Yosr Lordship observes I ask drool ea secorresee I. which • third penes is present. Do yeti mean so represent that yen sever had say corner. deism with Mr. Powell abort the besides of the Queen! How—what do you mesa? I don't medentad what you tar. question was directed to be reputed, sad the Utah goner suggested that he might be allowed to change the weed " euarersoliots" is the question to " spokes." Iles Mr. Powell sever spoken to you about the beds= the Hens ? Mr. Peuellspoke to de at Mild ohms I uml is dritios. but dile that he never epoltelli me se Oa Did you ever eig y eigietter before (Aegis; the oilman* - letter)! Never. • Do you tumor aliened ef. the lase of Loos ? I did that. Were you enr at the Glebe Tanta ; the place, I eras, where yes seed Is diet with °dual ? I knew eddy of dio-setoo-of lie ewers. Mb yes hoop rho same of the mutes of that lams 11 1 elloolui see hiss I aboold kern hid. New while he is consist jest pet soother gentise. Did yes ever see Mr. Powell and his derk ? Ti.. Frequeetly ? I have sees these estertioses. Slow long were you ever with hid. or dress, at soy set of those tunes? i have sees hies, sad merely paid sey re opens to hid. Now look roiled, admit if that is the seater of the Glebe Tavene—(Tbe wits Pr's annelid was hen directed tea ver sos sand Joseph Jane's Long)? Yes. Did you employ that person to writ* a kat, for you to Mn. Blackwell, yes sot beets able to write? He hos writ. tea twice /or sae; once to Mr. Hyatt, sod it. to Mrs. Blackwell. Should you know either of those letters ill were to dew Ones to you? I got hies to write three, and be said, here are the letter', but I sever took thew, sod should mot sow ksow them. Mr. Brougham begged to apprise their Ledshipo that be sow recast to ask the winces if he did set give deb sod such lostnietioss„ and state certain skimp, eat adios as to the cestents of the letter. The Lord Chowder thought the the Coombel might ask s wince if he did sot desire A. B. to writer sod es. Did you sot desire Mr. Long to write a letter to Mrs. Blackwell to the fell/twin effect ? 1 begged him so write e letter. Did you desire hies to write is this maser:—" I have safely delivered she letter to your brother, sod he was quilts" well, and desires to be remembered to you kindly r' INM biro to write that I had sot given leer letter to her bat bad left it with his wife, and to give edepliserole 1 1" : 11 4 rest of the family. Did you sot give iastrectioas to Mr. Long to odd, did yo u hod got a Wadies, and was going to Vienna that dap leg? Ye.; I told heal was setting out far Ti..... Did you not duke to be reneembered to Few Medan. n Canot, Madame B.diei, mod Mrs. Hoglia's heeler, log Mrs. Hughes's ad, who. you were occsedded Zia brother? As an act of friesdship. Do you was that you seed to call Mrstiosholle " brother , " es as act of headship/ Yen. Did you demise Long to write " After I left yes , celled not eat, our drink, ear sleep; so God his., yen It was jokingly that I wrote se. Did your never peeped to marry Nes. Bloettooll, woof other person he the service of her Royal Highoess?—(leip very loud and rather angry tome) I wasted to merry moo Blackwell, and all the woad is the houser(Loserterfrimil on parts of the Maw.) Were you sever at Paris is 11119 or 1919? 11.. Were you never there at all is 1919 ? Never. liegesweised by the Attorsey.GesereL You have bees asked concerning some Napoleons Add you receiv.d to go to Vida.; I wish to know is what cora. city you went thither ? Asa sootier. Dal you receive arty order to proceed to Yeses with all passible dispatch? Ti., 1 was ordered to go as quickly as possible. For what purpose were those Napoleons gives to yea Fe elers to your setting elf for Tina.? Foe my @spewed on this joersey. Were yor to anoint for these? Yes. Did you afterwards unrest for then? Yee; I eve saes. nod of my emperors at 'fosse. Yor have bees died . whether you took a sett for Mr. Powell to • corsair great house. I wish to had fee whet purred you were to take that letter thither. As far as 1 neenaber it eras t. obtain a passport. Os that onside what pan of the bode did you go to ? I west in at the Swiss's lodge. at the osier gate; thee dress the court, and up the steps; there I smog the hell, sod the door was opened, and 1 west is; and afenwertie I returned the sane weir at. How long was the tines badness year going is and sow leg oat? Almost half as hoer, pet does. Whew you left the greet Wan, did 'leer mead 'on 1e eog piece I* ptyeey yortreatl Too. . &oboe Where' To broader. ,al Me.ii,•-1;.:. beelm,a I the Owlish& is *OA I seeds the sinesessideet: • Sew long were pow is ail serstes tif Mr. Oyes I fOm sue the book is which I seebed to Mar. These ileresions sod esteem being lead Awe by fahleller preser, le Italia% to the telbeek, el* a view: Ms as is time psealbiansfliishreptag sseh e beak, est being able is eel/Nibs tense- Nita biltheeeklest es that restates wen set 0 I* seiredle, I hays Abe eiessurandue ' but dl sneers, le saes it .•• The laterprearedlescreeine, however, in oissiseindiefffidini of the witsens's disesteg, he wee asked . 1 •es ev.: By Earl Grey—Whether he meant to um tkelaillialset the husk In which he lost this dowel or that beIMININIShoIt M which to put it dews apes she when, libelee hie essimer•-• The Interpreter, Matthew Spinets, eillabseilk with a reset asimatail expression of sainekessest, "Gad his. as, I sue quite out here( ha says be had se beak se el of say serin - -(Loati basilier) The Marquis of Lesedews, is a very low tiler, mega as. obeervatioes es the witssis's se elites repeated phew* of Nee sit Aerie The interpreter add Met be bad slaw* observed Is their Lordships that it had IMetniegs.—(47rdir!) The Sart of Ibis proposed that the whew shoo ri ld en euzlais in .chap's words what he. eet y Orr Ist . Lord Holism, elseeeed, that at those Mean were base a great variety of sternisge, ft MINIM sot one ellf Port , . to est the +item AVMs esseaft, es*" smelt Mottogb as whets et the ressmlseillow Mel siltestaimi is lofts* * every pert wisrobeliodOmilitimellthisostrords; they moil . • use all where be WI dotsedstime smeimimpoold WINO ay *bar. . The Lei et Lawfordele opt am slosid be asheLeee(Chfle re" Mallielest, INIP- ed1116 411 1110 .11 . 11 4 111111 The wheels thee wifintrder. .. . . The Mem& at Lapedows nose eel said, that be wlded is say • few word* respecting the latter of Mr. illarietti which bad bees relates. le all Its mum He said be theoght there was teamellieg very temper is what had labs. ow, but that be woo far fetes herein nay thing to the Secieway of State fat the Neese Mporineest, or to any part of Me illeiretes Cloversenest at hew. The Noble Ilsopsts dies old, that it wee set aseeieet that it had sot bites does by Ifinisseve ist behr, W sew press bad sabot tepee lisnotifos *Wades of his duty, or without any so. timely, to employ say dish re isasesse whatever with* per- sees slimed, tied to heather* the (tweeds* it she prom as tbrestesed. Ms (die Marquis of Lasodlowe) bore thee. sissy to the high character of Mr. Mlariesti, the banter at Mika, sad said that the hater did soots* a direst epeeists as ibis cousin; list it armlet, did set *ppm whether it wee distioctly 'staled by Celesta Brews hlseseic hot apparently it was se. If CelseM Brows bad as slobs rity so to act, his Majesty% 'fishier* see% without de lay, to dimly** any each istestiou at their .part. It teat peeper that it should be hewn *brood that such cusducc IMO* sasetiesed or ackoowkdged here. Hie - Lcirdship din *ilk that he felt it his duly, levier reed the teeter in the Monolog Paper% and which, he had no doubt, would he in all the lemmata is Enrope as aeon es pseailtle, le sale of the Noble Lord emelt' (Lord Llverpoid), whether Cake- Del &own is so seeredited agent of the Gavernmest athesse. • or of his Majesty's Ministers abroad( and if he if; whether hisliajesty's Mediocre have taken stops to seedais whe ther the represestations (vitalised is that letter are ohm er eel. Ler! Liverpool said that be could sot °Wet to give the km ittswer is bio power to the suestios of the Noble Mat. lobed al Sai : lobed his fur giving his the opportunity of an . tie lad ha Igoe. that there was a Mr. Markel at ' bat did sit know there was such a penes is ref. laid, therefore it sever could have entered into the Weds . 'xi his Majestes illisistere to take any measures against hiss moiler the slits set. He said that he was sun that eoliths 611.111 he sawed against his illojeoty% Commitment at Wee. °ha...l nt, ...... to whet bad *nosed at Milan, it was le bin is boos. He had se ttillicelty is spying M illillig Brave was s spialified and ateredited open el the , sad preeredlop of this hied emelt ea he ' withers each agents. He said the truer to allt did sot 'appear le hint as if it bad been written by a pease who had twee spokes to by any one cotter/tied Sir Giese% meet. The Noble lard (Liverpool) the. said that he had as dilliculty is eating, that oe time very day which Me Leaned Counsel &mired the letter to be put into his hater, he losealiately daubed a letter to be written to Wow , ' Bless, etelAmag bles to glue • fell explanation of it. Ito mill elmo It yes directly is the teeth of any inetructisoo which bls ladeettes Moverosiest bad given. The ten* et lassibtwo approved to be satisfied with the expleeellies. . Lord Same aid, that with respect to this stair, he bursa Wig ifltifflhediss it Imola out appear as bad so et et psepest dli„ het if 11 wee est fully captained, be weld say, phi* sod hosed& that Mahe Polite Lords are sot so hinies i tbse Shwa the Messner Leek*. Psrlisamestof Cheat beitereoehe laved she Ahem Let, woes so blowy.' It is sot . =„4lltisessert(esid the llcsimbe laed)—it is sot sase.ll. sullailswessitrl scesedited agent...ha have fee Meted SKIP eel every has% feuds. hit it is easy sum who ass isdiredly at directly to have any essisecess ells the Ilkomumeni at Eugland. If this boo .bass Nip meg site ses to Woe? My Lord*, it is sot slily peepibW but my petiollik that the 'mimeses of the Alive AO ay loos opeuelsil es ape's Wads, and ledoced the. lot to& hest weals *lke sod Immistanity week& has" thee esestills Shen. It "hf: Brows hoe esinuiraicaird M. Illseithel, he has bees guilty of a great breath of .wising. Sewn it has its Iwo se, why slim it. as M. 11111misitilt !Mild ; it lea parental 1• 91.4.1i r lbstosidoestaebili Me Iteew that this Act be pet its symellesi sgmost We MOM, sod he therefore . plate bisi sedge exteret bitestif !eh those impartially," - F 7 l .* ;!, . , . . • -- Yerit r, ..: - a-rili 7 . )7.1a , ; ( 21: 4 1 - - . / ' . '- . - "• .. ... .., . : • • 4r: ... ~ & ' Ag ,< ' i., . ./, . ( '1 • 433 4 - r , I Z 4' 'l c, 4 . 7 \ .- 1.. frorta ' eitt51414.404a:,012:::.:; i." 0. 447 1i i.4411.:T41 .4•64r :" p; 114"' %it . ' •v. * J . q • ree .-.: / I , . - 7. Z.-7 - ' • , . • , 0fd„, 4041. , - . • . a ~ ._ . - ' • • • .„,. „.. :- - NV :4 lMgra I • • • •••-•'' '.mPit vill OP% MeV MAO Oh l'As Ilse*" - . etit.•• ail- • . . • . ..2 •• ' A: ' 'r‘ . . . •• 4 . . - • Fir ati . • •` , li ' a ore • ... *N. • ; II , +.. '‘ * 5 . . • - ~ ...i see hike IA t iti 1.i.c...: ,-.. .. • - - .. I I- . uips m -. , )-- , „, , •.: N. 006.1 41 .4 .4.4. 4 1i.4,,,,. .. • • 4' illk ot • iiii . • 40•11111Plimallestreeleheilimee ward 2 is..ese•selemee :oh „ • ~ • 6-...;:5. ). re see 04•41,07-..1 *A !, Fva* it ~ . 16 • .. /.' . • - ,ar••••i fitt ovt I • • - • '••••••toot •••it,e... - : gel wtr• r '7 irtr .4 1 1 - nril• r.- A • • - - ..: . `.. t cr , , . ,f • . ,V 1,- • risiaa t0." 6 41 1 A *or I - -.; *I i.-. 4,•,:. . - .i. ~; ~. -,-. •;4: ; . live*, 4* : • : • - .) ''.. . . - ' .....--- .. ......... ...o.ool@oodi • aro o4* , , I .00 01 " 1 " • ----- - --- —-- --- -- -- - - --- - - , . . :- • . • . -' _ ~. - - i . - .$1 Numusk 6641. , WWII 4 y • - •••;,•: 4 : r : •. • •.- •• I Mt. "'^ . 11 .441 . IP . . L.:. '.. :4i4 oillf f& .11 4041, • - .51 , -;ri :. ' * LONDON. '. FRIDAY, sErirgetsgpt . . .-, - .ekes ' - ."" i I. S m , 57'. • •(*4l' vie** 1 - . • • .. • , 'ai I .MVA "*' • ' : TM R Anti-ROTA L, DRURY .1411 R. O4 • lAlll' UIDIA mous& Sartsmsem 11, NNW I rogolooky; lilt liel we di" WIPAbor *Alb moill lalol wo ili° 1 1 1 • 40 /1 i • -v.,. i, ..t , . . , w i t a,, t i ! . tv p tor: 1;....-04.1.4 . ~ ~, TM Twat Eight Pmfirsmenses et Mir. Sees, Were h s bad Ofollfs m% . 7 1- . :4* E COURT of DIRECTORS of At 1 N that pat j imesse b ee se oempipmk, emi est Rs* some :got Sri Mm ,lolo ' ,wheß, "Mk .._1 11101 2__ 4 1 1 1, 0 . 81 "1 61 ` b° 6411 /t I lew ** nein * positive deparesbe fee Awoke. 111/11TED COMPANY of MERCHANTS se ENG- o w ; ;b ee b e get slim dessli et his We blebeety ?. TM Mei .so site 'I- . woo ' • *eel •• fiVe.• . . 1 , . T HIS EVENING, FRIDAY, SelsoolllbOr Sr LAND, trarthst fe ode EAST MMES. do km* ica • ins• Aso ildlime sae se - dist poet hawse? I sem • • his Majesty's Seriniees will redeem the Trapdy oaf w i ddi * , O . was "beady deed. ~ _ . &semi him sh ee t 11Fah. , ce . t , tl I . Was it lei shret sib hies of Si Shag% deeth ? It roe , Oleos *Ohm. pp ram gu i s e mbar bentlesseet eel* yield spat welsher Used RICHARD THE SECOND. That the COMMITTEE or KITING sad WARE- de e raw) dos &a t. or she U. . did pre aims eat ' wheel yhis • lON% sod tbleekle ea lifdbe lig? graph Richard the Seem*, Mr. rase ; Joie sf Game, Dyke el HIRISEE will be melt op "Veil" PrIPPOMaIe . le writielf 44 owe Maws Weider shed' T zt ertm; elves be seam the greet Wee, / • _.p.o ~ "4 . • . .... • 11 - 4 Ai !or OM peep. di/ 710! Of Ole 114.1 IMMO! i r ti i r 1 1...0. Mr. Pope; N o li si b m k it; m r. Tb„„ Nri D o k e - retell iip. on or before WEDNESDAY. the 4t h Oetobin hemediaselyeaer dm •sessbef. she ? I shish, as he es .. Did eels sse heel willsollier.ee Ms Wel Slur r wee ismer, apill_Hten I wee sews tri, . 7 si Norfolk, by a Tomes firntlewe (his third streeseer); MO. frees midi Propose es seal be wallets! is 00101 4 7 Ma las rereember,3 waived so Arta* the ties woe M . With Ihst retiree* is his ehmislems? . *, - 1 .;,,,_,_ vi gor * .6 4 wig 1,416 Ins " in re ow i ro of North, Mr Powell; Hwy Perry, Ur. Haywood. C" l l lam 7 with be buried. , . . INd pie INA $0 with dui toomtlemais t WWI 1 0 . 4 ., . . (Acres, Mr.. W. West; Slseeb, Nisi Ceti... TILLITTS, WITH GILT SSA LS, FOR PACKING Did yea. sot Ow Gases* a lellorpolLsoldi pss tbas spullsaass 1 woos or 11411 0 1 4 • - -_ir , •• .. A , , t Tees s hoi .eopoN es.p o i arm 1m i, 84 4. 1) h ow visor . .; WOOLLENS: After whids, the Flies of had received freer lima i . a„. .blin • law , Wks weethie Giell•Doeigtoom 01 / 4 . 11 .41 11 k, 1 111 . 1 " . "P 11.4.1021, pe vest Ise dee, imp Isams4 As well ea t ear S THE DEAF OVER. And that the Coeditioes of the Coronet may be seen w ig,* li b a t riel e at Ran. - . ;emets•ber,, it way He. reptill . .. & ' Yes; ages join, Mr. moodee low pboacwere, . up. on application lb the Clerk of the said Committee, with 1 „ ~„; ei tt , where the Proposals saki be left before 111, yes sTleck ether ...i.. ,ba I.S. ,Garassi M i tirrreaiv iwit a ell ili t il : - Rill 4"11. 4" 71111 11 611 =1 iirl"r11P • 0 4• 911 : 7 • 11 : 1111.001008 • 11"le rth•••V i lbr Ij' a lie NM ' Gmies • •••• * Gatti.; Ym's Wi "l" na t Mt ' J • avresn i ri a l ' a * 13e ' al the said nth October, 1611), after which hour the Com- ''' • • w e ed? Wl* I „mender se. Area Nelmel At r. dld wet -, " - • . l IN "o — .... ii at: 14.040...••• a" I S M "air Ms K•i g ai * anPhinl Minn Carl / jane., ' animal ' Niss Cebill / Mose 1.111 Not recedes rty Teo/Ark,. sew tam hers team Tee Mend taw I esmilladea le dreseresereely 1/11. Chansbermaid, Mee. Ilarlowe. • x ' JOSEPH DART, Seereikey. Is him • disposal which I hod remind to envy atrapail. -, pep pp.. sh Om ssimt how 11 1 00 Was it est a dhipateli to Lewd Hewed? It was. 111 41P 1 4Wil IMO! 4 ""1 1-0 01"0 0 .1 0 1.. _ .e. A eislollseke peek*, for isidalk.l bad thosaprips. ! Bose', 7s. Amend Price, is. alla-Piy Hr Si. Mash se. - - • pod Poi IN SO Soo oollollielli ACPI I I III ,' 1 616•4 • 11 / 1 / 14 ' 9llll / 1111/11111 41.1..12 . 8 4 4 / B t.** Did pea isea.alie ahem • somber of PlEtkoos olgab Wla r.. Price, IL—Lower Gellert, la. Ilassoil Ade% ter :,- , aft HILLARD'S. CHEATED!, raid yew resolved atm. pee get: e it s r . Irah 1111 Orgr o liii ionoisto ", . eG Mal l be helb oore le• lire ma wili b r i kr ogemali e et e Neurome. ' 4 6 4 ovisobvesi i . .. / . :1111T . !NDIA dil ve P Aß , Pat t i:pa AN le BAITIIII g ins l ee r g ir 0 7 j eo pien g _etimnaC pa the ._ls r . I ...iii.. . ..). . • ...1,:. . .4 k,,0k-.4.« - , tbe ne raredirolsolete sou. lace io n • *Ne u mipsuia lkwahr uni iri am l6 l l 11 rim litrilsei curie - ma WIZ EAST AND iiriirt va lere mime Weipleries dig pegs eammg)_ I !Dill , ' - sol ~ it et Carllem.hemelt. • . INDIES, I* . in WI! Skew Aso were 110 ne? 1 eases soiss4 tot **km; it ...sob' that ii gem aka hosts Ali ‘• - IgliPeriowkle_oo Tow WrVlMinal 2 Men , . • 1.114"1.1"."16 = --- -77 ''' '' e.• The Free List camel be enameled to then Ihrtome. ir MILLARD eespectfully lido she Nobi. elms I reineurber.4o *eased 80 Ilspolteas is gal/. , We„ there pillar. before On 4par? I Sue. OM Ms* 7lsaa Is* edrs you Ova so isosaul• st yew , I suers, the Pehlhellbeesabosys seerpled. we • lily sad Families rio t of **mist from abroad, his Did yam net isy to Germ", whoever it was that gave yea by.o papal dear, and as sego as I got la *se was As parsir as. . Mabel emisestered ye. le Mee owl pas *sasses eva lig ran I T•-stouter , Rah a Wile sad Have a Wife, with The IMPERIAL CLOTH, fir Shiriing sad various Family these Napeleese,Rave yes !has yes oohed is pay Your Dill PO we so Tilers ! "UP WI" "allaill Mss tykes wills. seessol; hot 1 loM dim aillea IMimi. Magpie. - Purpose., preelierly desirable to wear in the East and West expenses. I tar's my se, 1 asked them only toe leases. • • pemmew ladies, as well as in She cold climate', arid for its ecouomy, dwarf/ to Pay for toy joaroci. After you 'awed the ester gate was there a Net hells Up Marl 14,*- Itars as we le saileramok lissellaus o llbat • . TifitA77lll.ltOTA L, HA I' MAIIERT. is sold, stamped with his same, Sc. exclusively st his Will pm 'weer that you did set *II iiirkifti, fiat they between the how and she sheet ? Thee wee • snort ha. pi e j imaildsr eresser ts.arr ousdaer bodiy *Tlse . ?' I esa aaly IrsiMaaparise, , T HIS EVENING. FRIDAY, September 8. % ;a bu re it te l e ale 6.4 No. 1 C E HEAS " :1 11 1;E: a l I. Feel:ln ca sed rßurritish. tape eye ed se py tue per joirsey ? g teems the helm sad the most. taut . . re e e tja h a a s, m g: "k J m o ll a sked f u r lag eigrethiff et s kied lee soy rem with 1111 r. Powell &beat poor As/ I. MI 'jam maw wriss ? lis; I wear Os. • - • . i ; - -. .. will W P riferwa v eta slat,* SW Clisina Yi in Ikin ;inflation, ' by the Piece, Ste. and in wide widths fur say voyage, wed he could sot say so. , ?apnoeas* the **ewe et year kw** a Awe I islet writ* lesteta mirMarsooss. acts, called S hortie(. Will you swear that pre did Rot tell Gavazei that whet. reaseber. The Noble Rut Vow mimed so the missies at . 11161, 64- i DOG DAYS IN BOND-STREET ! J. IL respectfully informs Families forming Establish- ever Nos asked they ellye yule mares I cool swear to Iwo* Did Mr. Powell say to yea to the puuieu of Pdf with eveol"eutooloolitto, the homed day. hew wßiii Ms ThelPriselpal ammeters by Meer.. Terry. t ome . Lim*, meats ort thcie arrival, or hiving coninsitsioes, seleetioes asked for more, nor eau he wear that I *kid for mere. Issetrosh Os gibes, Ohs sway was, OD.. sod that pee Ileiterwhes hose. =red worm twee reeds.. I ' J. Eirelloni Briarai Wllliolos, Mro- Pewee, Mee• walki° oo °P may be made from the accustomed rich varies; of every kind As I have swans to this sect already, I cassut serene ile mitithave more if t y h u s e , wares o l i : . me. swsar that yr. perm 41. •ii. i. .. , 5...r i :r ris i so s i llogla roareempr eo whes igea re epe wes ibme le a t. I - ' .. .. .. . _. __ :._ • L_____ c....__:__ .....5 li-:.;-1. 111......14 7.1.1. iiii..1...1 times. - '''. Well I I • • • I