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al' fz7 r " /Pe • 10 1. I" I. 4 5• I 4*. • .14 ors.. - 11. 9 6••, • 1 eft Pt VI) i t '\ l 2 - I CI I t ktc • 41 111 . J • # reoo+ • 4 • LONDON, TUESDAY, JANUARY U. 1820. NUMBER 5334. Paws 7d. Til E IRE ROYAL. DRURY-LASE. MISS BY RN E has t Is .nour to announce to _k alic Nohility, Gentry , and the Public in general, that PER BEN lair us Atoll for THURSDAY, January 27, MO. wives will he performed a favourite OPERA, io which Mr BRANCH will sustain a principal character, with* POPULAR AFTERPIECE, and a variety of ENTER TAINMENTS, as will be announced in future advertise ments. 'ticket. to he had of Mims Byrne, 6, Tariatork.rorr, ("aural gardeu ; and at the Theatre, where places fur the Wars eely be taken. 'l . O BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. EVANS, At his Howse, Nu. 96, Pall. mall, THIS DAY, TUESDAY, J•ituory 11 , and Three following Days, rsIIM LIBRARY Of an EIIINEN'r COI.- 1.1'C7 UR: containing marl scarce &nil carious arti. lotting Snowlrart, Orem Pictoria,l2 vols. in wissrocen ; 'l , ssmssso Flur.otinaot, cans Supplement°, II vols.; Recueil Yo: r. lira par Moncorrset; Collection of Fine ['Mao. Draw. .gs ; 1 ,turntable Estate of Sir W. Dick, ;slates, ratremrly c: Irtnllelam Oliva. et ; Portraits of Cronswsll, • Gowch's British Topography, illustrated with of four thosissod Views, Portraits, &c.; Carve, I its Hilo-rotes, scarce, It/66; Certamen Seraphicant, holiest', ICS ; Regime Angling klejestatis Pirtura, and Prt•r,crr of Charles I. with rare Portraits; Darcies /.;:seen rlis.rbeils, with iba rare Portrait of Dards., ate. Sze. A NEW YEAR'S GIFT. 'VII F, oiwrong of • Nee , Year naturally excites sentiments of profound gratitude frosu Messrs EOM s.t\D and SON, sole Proprietors of the GENUINE MACASSAR OIL, fur the unparalleled patronage with 'loch a &Metal aod slserrning public has hououred that admired Miele. Its trio nie iu promoting she growth 'Abair, 14 ' 446 4 1 K •otd preserving it from Infancy is Old Age, are usts knows throughout the habitable globe. To parents grardiaos • isoreareeptable present hi those nn.ler I:inr care rammer Mg/anted, t hau a supply of ROW LA N MACASSAR OIL II eradicstes the scurf, ice. extremely •'.l, nod renders the hair Arns--isirreases its growth—me an.. it soft. curly. and glossy; in short, prodects a beautiful hiad of Hair. Price 3s. 8d —los. tid. and ouc guinea per Mode, with a Treatise enclosed. Also. ROWLAND'S ESSENCE of TYRE, changes Red sr Co l Haar to Brow. or Black, imitating the exact 'Mural "OW —Aisu, ROWLAND'S ALSANA EXTRACT, cures uK TOOTH ACHE, elealllWlS preserves, sod beautifies the Teeth and Gums, 'ad keeps thew free from Ivan.. Uhl by the sok Proprietors, A. ROWLAND and SON, ',sir of Kiety-otreet, the first turning so the right, Hamm IliAborm; sad by all Performers nod Medicine Veit -4"1. Ask for Itowlooto, sod observe tbe Jigsaw , io red l it, " A. Liethad k 8e.." ,- EAST INDIA HOUSE, Uncial/is* In, 11119. THE COURT of DIRECTORS the UNITED COMPANY wr mßßellAyrs ENU• LAND, trading to #4. EAST INDIES, oto hereby yfre Notice, That the COURT will be ready to revive Proposals in writing at any time on or before WEDNESDAY. the I.3th Jailusty, lAe2O, from Hie Owner or Owners of good, sound, soil noisl SHIPS, of the burden of from 3:,t1 to WOO Tons, ree.istered measurement, for • Voyage to and from Bengal or Itunolaty, specifying the Rates of Freight at which they may be willing to let such Ships to the Company fur One Voyage to rack Port respectively, to ...any out sad bring home goods (rum the several parrs of Indt•. The Tenders, with the words " Ship Tender," fur Bengal or for B .mb ty un the env r, to he severally sealed up •nil delivered to the Secretary at this Hons., at or before Twelve o'Clock at Noon, on WEDNESDAY, the 14th. January, ISt°, beyond which hour n.. Tender will he received. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. The portiral►n of the Xeotaes saif CanAilhm•Yptio whirr Ile Ships will he ►mphy►A. sissy hr hail upon applleatioo •1 th► Office of the Clerk to the Committee of Slopping. at This House, ors or afar WEDNE3I)AV EX'', the 18th stisiant. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Dicrotor.B 2 - 2, 1819. /FRE COURT of DIRECTORS of the 11. UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, frod:rto to the EAST INDIES, do hereby gin Notice, That • GENERAL COURT will he held, by Adjourn ment, at their House its I.cadenhall-stiert, on WEDNES DAY, the 12:h January next, at Eleven ',Thick to the Forenoon, for she purpose of ronsidering • Proposition which will then be made, agrerahly to the Notice hatted at the General Court on Mr rldSeptimb-r last (nod which was this day adjourned to the said 12th of January), to place in their Court Room a Statue of the late Right Ho nourable Wa,r. II 111151111 C., as 71 last testimony of Aroroiko ii• n of she Su , . r.. 4 1 0 ,10. and •uetesoftil acme's tendered to Ike E ast India Company by that ilistingnislied character. The Resolution of the Court of Directors upon this sob jai is now open at this House, Co. the inspection of the Proprietor-. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Drcemotet 41,11819. THE COURT of DIREC TORS qf the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That at the ADJOURNED GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY, •ppoimeted to he held •1 their House in Leadeimisail-street, moo I YEDNE4DAY, the Pith of January next, there will be submitted to the consid , ration of time Proprietors •si Vaeninsous Resolution of the Court of Di. rectors of this day's date, recommending the Court o f Pro. prietors to authorise the Cowl of Dlrtehlfll SO offer to his Majesty to RAISE and MAINTAIN. at the F.xpense of the Company, • CORPS of VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. from among.' the persons in the Company's employ ; and if his Maj. sty shall accept such offer, then to authorise the Court of Directors to defray the Espense of the Corps so to he raised out of the Funds of tit,' Compaq, ; and, if news- Wiry, to apply for an Act of Pubamrnt to venetian the ap. propriation of a PllffiCleVl part thereof for that purpose. Copy of the said Resolution VJW lies open at this House, for tbe perusal of the Proprietors. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. NEW AND IMPROVED EDITIONS OF THE ELEGANT EXTRACTS, This Aar is published. a New FAiti .... , neatly printed in ooe very large 1/0111111P. royal °Nava, price 20s. in has. FLEGANT EXTRACTS i" I'OETRY; beiug similar in Dexigo to Elegant Extracts in Prose. London: Printed for J. slawman, and the other Pro prietor.. Of whom msy be hart, I. EI.EGANT F.XTRACTS; or, Cdl4llll and Entertain ing Pasmiges in Prose, selected for the linprovenumt of Young Persons, New Eitition, royal Svo. 20s. in hoards. 2. ELEGANT EPigrins ; briny a copious collection of familiar mid amusing Letters. A New Dial... much lin. proved by additional Letters of Giblsmi, Beattie, Cowper, Sir W. Jones, Richardson, Young, Montagu, RIO luau) , others, royal octavo, 20s. in boards. " a THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE WILD OATS; OR, THE STROLLING GENTLEMEN. caWil JACK ANI) TIIE BEAN S 'AL,K ; Or, HARLEQUIN AND TUE OGRE. I. "Yr 41,1 A new Comedy will be produced as Thuroday na xt. 111E.4TNIC.KOY AL, CO NT-6.4 UDEN. As You LIKE IT. na• .t 1117 1'•• tir• l's 1' I otti ark. !itet ..f •,. uw- 'IP 0,0, Id.. Stb . . I.' , AP 4.t. k:ftf wet- • 4. -.4. .4 ricifflS EVENING. TUESDAY. Jrn. A. bis Majesty's Servant!, will perform) the Comrdy of • Shr Grum, Thunder, Mr. portion ; Rover, Mr. Ellistoo Hwy Thunder, Mr Peoky; Rmilis, Mr. Powell • Jolla Dory, Mr. Gatlin; Farmer Gammon, Mr. Mrredith ; Mr. Keeley; Ephraim Smooth, Mr. Munden; Sim, Mr. Knight ; Muz, Mr. Minton D. Lady Amaranth, Mrs. W. We'd ; Arnrlia, Mrs. Kui><hl ; Janr, Miss Kell). Mtn *hick 14th time, an rntia•ly new Cutn'ic Pantomime, The Ocre. Mr. Mitcham; Jack. ilia P tr y, sft.r.rardsllar- Itgam, Mr Bologna: Mr. Hartland: Cowls. Mr. 5.. 0 11,h) ; Itdhd Sieger, Mr. Renault. Jarlea Mother, Mrs. rea , re; ./..welia (afterward. ewlanthine), Than TII ; Area, (.nod to nuts of the Hasp, M f*. OrKer ; N tigra, Ogre's W .fe ■ad Evil Genius Mr. Melediah. A cnoirsque P.ss Deux, by Mews. Rubies sold Southby. A PSI Newt b" ih.s Trw. . The Doors will be opened in Ilislf.psst Six o'Cloek; the erforensace will reminisce precisely iat Seven. _ _ . Duxes 75.; Second Price . 3s 8d —Pit Ss. 8.1.; fircnisrl PI me Lowrr GollrrT 25.; &cum! Prier I s.—.. Upper Gal- I , ry Is.; Se-twill Prier The Bor.olSce will be open from Eleven till Five o'Clork —Places to he taken of Mr. Rg.dwell, Box Book-keeper. Private Muter to he had (nightly) of Mr. Spring, who is sp. pointed Comptroller of the Roe-OlEce Receipt., the Private Ilexes and Ticket Department, as well as the general arrange ment of the Doors. To-morrow. the Opera of Goy Maaaeriog, with Jack sad the Bean Stalk. THIS EVENING. TUESDAY. .LAII. 11, win be seed ftuk.pweres Quwedy of fluke, Mr. Fg,rture ; Duke Frederick, Mr. Chapman; Anne**, Jr Do. ; Jaques, Mr. Macready ; Orlando, Mr. C. Kernble; Main, Mr. Terry ; Touchstone, Mr. raw. len ; Oliver, Mr Cu 44444 or. Rosalind, by a young Lady (h►r brat appearance un any stage); Co lie, Mrs. T. Hill; Audrey, Mrs. Gibbs. _ _ . _ After which, 114116 time, a ger Grand Itomaalie sad Comic Partionstme ealhd HARLEQUIN AND 130 N QUIXOTE; SANCIIO PANZA IN HIS GLORY. lo which the am was exploits of that renowned Knight and Xtiteire art fniihftilly potortrayed throughout. Qnixiiia (afterwards Dun Quixote), Mr. Norman; his ?time (afters:oils Colaminar), Mies Iteott ; Nana ho Fatima Ciftervrants Clown), Mr Grimaldi; Nicholas (the Bar ber), Mr Norris; Sampson Camaro (afterwards Ilarleguto), Mr. Elia/. 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This day is pubtisl►ed, price 31. s new Edition, witli addi tions trontainiug upwards of 300 pagan of Letter•pr.n r an elegant Portrait of the Author) of that popular sod interesting Work, fgOLOMON 'S GUIDE to 111E/tLTH, whidh 1...7 may be committed as the silent Frit-oil in all mom of Debility, Low of Appetite, Asthma, Cuissuaiipttue, ete. with assured manftilrnre of benefit. _ Sold by liberwoo4, Neely, awl Jaws Pateruomer.row ; Samuel Leigh, le, Straws; sad Baron mod Co. ISO, Uafunl- street ) New Bead greet. MI(. LAMBTUN. Mr. Lwwlltnn's Answer to the Address of the 10. habitants of Chester-le-Strrot Leveltlett Hall, hisser, 5, ISIIO. Sift—l regret extremely that severe Mama has p led my haring the pleasere of reerivise rot, and she Committee sppotnlyd to pre.ent w MC the Adders, of the Ishishitaam of Chillier le-Street, as I lad previously iakwiled. 1 most, therefore, lake this mode of 11.1.1.essing thee. through you, and of yam to those kind fiielols who bare dams are the hoositir thus to mark Owl, sense of my Parlsaaseatary conduce, my sincere awl heat ifelt thanks. shostil hare idtfeetl fat mysrtf to be unworthy of the trust confided to me by my constituents, if I had hear( unmoved and silent the gross calumnies to which you allode to that hirers. My constant reatdenee sositottal rim, my lung anil istinsote itegrestot once with the. ernstiniewas of lbw popsla►ioa of this, Falsely called disturbed, iiteltict, ambled toe at hsb, • withort hesitation, to declare my consci entious* emivietiosi that flume who had celled the attention of Par!alnico to yogi, had bee. misled by calnousions and tan reuted iufurmatiod. Subsrqu•nt events have proved the ertmectoese of my at. seVUua, and although I have MN succeeded is exempting this County from the operation of an Act, which yur hilly denominate a Asg►ant violation of the constitutine, I hose yet the etosaiilatiou to knew, that the justice and pro. ratty of its application to the WM:Wants of this district, is denied by every mail of independence sod patriotism within its limits. I ■rn gratified to think that my opposition to the other measures is eonsoilaut with your feelings. That they were, as yule say, CO many stroke towards &amities's' was my firm belief; and it became, tberefore.my sacred duly to eurleavuur, as far as was within my power, to p►event their enactment. The attempt, as was natural to expert is a House of Commons constituted like the present, failed— mid ling/islissea, if they now enjoy any liberties, pewees thew nof dry right. but refferalwe. I consider Hie main cause of these, and other enerearls menus us our rigid• mid privileges, to be the corrupt state of the reprete-iiiition, sad I have therefore given that notice of a mutton to which you advert. I rejoice that its object meets with your .pprobalan, and I trust, that you will ex ercise what slender means of petitioninp are left you, under the present system, to declare to Parliament your sense of its importance and nee.li ty. In thus echoing your oentiments respecting the unhappy state of our country. deprived es it is of its dearly won cud long-cherished liberties, I may be, perhaps. again told by some R J Calumniator. some Priestly Libiller, that I am N wantonly toasts( about the torch of sedition." Be it so—his impotent attacks will but show his own weakness soul in, sirehltlb—his dilleieney in those qualities which ought to distinguish the Ministers of oar holy religion, will but again excite pity and contempt—his denunciations will call forth again, as they have now, the expression of the esteem and confidence of my countrynsto, the attaimseut of which is the only recompense I anticipate ur desire. For your anstiments of regard towards myself. accept my warmest acknowledgments, and I beg you to rest a d that when the proper period arrives, PO exert isms shall ►e wanting un my part to vindicate the itidepeadeuce of the county of Durham. I remain, Sir, Tour obliged humb'e Servant, JOHN GEORGE LAMBTON. To Joke Martindale, Esq. Chairman, Ice. GRAND DINNER TO TIM SOUTH TYNE YEOMANRY CAVALRY. On Tuesday, the 4th instant, an elegant entertainment was given by the !Magistrate* of Cheater Ward, its the county of I)iirhans, to Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Thomas Burden and the Officers of the &mils Tyne Yeomanry Cavalry. At half. past five o'clock abort 40 Gentlemen sat down to dinner, at the Black Roll lea, Gateshead, comprising a great proper lion of the Magistracy of the ithirict, some of the Deputy Lieutenants, and several of the Officers belonging to the corps of the Right Hun. the Earl of Strathmore, sad Sir Thomas Claveriaig, Bart. The ('hair was most ably lilted by Adam Askew, Eeq of Red.Resels; and the same may he mid of the Vsee•Cliatr, in wheels was seated Robert Shaw, Eaq. of Usieurth-house. The dinner itself was in every re spect deserving of praise: it consisted of three separate courses, served up in excellent order, and was exhibitory, in fact, of all that was choice, delicate, and in season. The wines, too, weir (quality riddled to notice; they were such as might please even the fastidious palate of a reSued con noisseur. Shortly after the cloth was withdrawn, and immediately subsequent to the toasts of II the Rine and the Prioce Regent and the Royal Family," the Chairman ruse, and, in as impressive Address, proposed the health of Lieut.-Colonel Sir Thomas linrdon, and the Officers of the South Tyne Yronisury Cavalry—a corps (the worthy Chairman observed) that was wel l entitled to the best praise he could bestow ; fur they were ever, and upon all occasions, ready to assemble when the Civil Power 'ought their assistance. And it wan strictly due to them to say, that, when the bugle wooded, a quarter of sin hunr could hardly elapse before they were on horseback, at their post. Such promptitude and such 'oA cncy in the whole body of the men could not be too much noticed, nor ton highly appreciated. And most assuredly the Magistracy, collectively, felt, as he did, i.idividually, that the country was greatly lads bled to those patriotic and able individuals who sacrilleed their private convenience to the public weal. Under these circumstances (confirmed the speakes), I declare that I have isseepreesible pleasure and satisfaction iu seeing round the table those meritorious and gallant mew—who composes force so congenial to the C4lll stitution—and who, whew called upon, invariably display that alacrity and zeal on behalf of their country, which is, in fart, heyoud all praise. Thus impressed (added the wor thy Chairman), I beg leave to return my best thanks to Lieutenant-Cults/eel Sir Thomas Bunko and the Officers of his corps, for honouring the Nlagistrates of the district with Miele company this day; and, in drinking their health.. I, from the bottom of my heart, wish them every possible good luck and prosperity. The Chateman sat down amid load and cuntisued applause. Sir THOMAS Buaw,r then rose, sad in animated and ex cellent speech, of which the following is a mere outline, re lented thanks fur the hammer which the Chairman had, in so truly hastiest:tie a amasser, maimed upon him and his brother Oilier's. " If," said 4it TIMMS, si I am thanked fur the efficiency sod auldier.kkecoodect of dossier I have the Ismiour to CUUIIII4POI, I am but dealing justly when I aver, that it is to themselves, both oaten and mew, that I am beholden for receiving au flattering aid primal a compile. mint by the Honourable Chairiisi. Their willing efforts at all times rendered it an easy and edemas! matter In me to carry lams effect She inetritelioess of the Civil Aulherilite." And he bad no doubt, he added, bat the brave nes he felt each pride in being a leader to, world ever Aerials the ease masinsents, and bold themselves in readiness elissefolly to obey their country's call—be that call either to fails a fo reign enemy, use to pet down the hydra that might be Niro dered by issierual disoord.—Gleal applause followed this speech. The I'd:liming testis, besides many tubers were drank: " The Magistrates of the district, ropoaed is a neat speed., by Lient.eColoott Mr Thomas intams, Amok with theirs mod great applasst.- 0 The Lord Liesteraat of the County, the !tight Hun. the Earl of Darlington." *sok alas with cheers me great applanse.- 0 Th e Bi shop sod Clergy of alit Diatom," doitingulabed is thereat wianner.— " The Right Hen. the Earl of Dratheme," Agent sod ap The Lord Liesemasit for the Coast, of Nerehem. lon ;and, his Grace the Duke of Northumberland," cheers soli applause.--m The Mayor of Iteircestie" htmoisred with ILe saw distinguished notice—" The alembera for the Cosily " NwT. Liddell, Bart. mod the remnant) , of Nay. towertli.' cheers and applause.—The new. G. H. Liddell estureed thanks, observing, hr could avower for the seoltments of lins brother, and how tassel, be would feel gratified at th• honour conferred upon him —"Tbe Lord Cirincelkir and Sir William beim ;" two individual, that IA vent honour to the North. Cheer, and applou se - -S.r Tho• m a n Borden rose and rtistrilfd thinks in teat and sppoo• priate Colonel Brsodling anal the Northumber land Volunteer Cavalry." Load clutoring.—... The Net Las- Rat of the Corps, Dr. Trotter.' Dr.T. returned Aosta:— The Secretary of the Cow" air. Grievesuu." Mr. G. se• tented thanks. Thus, 1111 a Isle hour, did the rosy wine keep circulating, mirth and merrioserit being in pummels. of the table. Several excellent soap were *en gin One style, by Cap tain button and Lieutenant Small, of the Tyne Cavalry, boob Seat peollris tile in Ow schemer 41‘ ineeic. Nor most we omit to nosier more than one natal( by Sir. Griateshead, which justly mottle ids Ie hotriiiirahle mentiose. Titus held together by various attrattion-, it was. lair km before the compels) , di-ported, highly gratified with the ele gant and polite entertainment they had its so many form* experienced. /ICE LAND. nu/um. JANUARY G. Chamber&she* gale*, Dublin Castle, January 6. The remains er her late Ear.lkeei the Cousin. Tafbos'! will 1k iu slate in tie Castle Chapel, en Pride?, the lib instant. • The north doer el the Chapel. in the Lower Camle-yerd, will be open to the politic from ten o'doek ill the morning till (our is the aftersoos. Sorb persoas as pupae unmeant( the noosing of bet late Excellency to sloe water side, loving kindly met their mimes to this Office, they will nut he expected to leave their earth: 911 Soturd , ey morning; mid all °conies for delay being Owe semide I, the procession will more from tbe Castle at elereu o'rlook prreirely. It a psrtieutsrly requested *bet carriages will approach the upper gate of the Castle (throve* which aloes the prbh can be admitted) by Parttime.' street may. "-- _ . - - The procession will wive by Dause-mrset, College. Teen, Nest's's-sheet, Merrios.sqsare ' Hulles.atreet, and Grand Cara! street, to tke corset of Great Britain.qusy, beyond which point it is requested that empty terrier , s will sot proceed. N B.—The carriages of Peers, Peeressee, and Privy Couttsellurs, will be admitted into the Lower Castle yard obrosigh Ship-street gate, by tickets, whisk will be tossed fur that purpose. The Loris Justices who are to hold the Cam. mission of tile Lisrd Lieuteetisit during his Excel. lesicy's absence, which will not exceed six weeks, are, his Grace the Right Hort. and Hon. William Stuart. the Lord Archbishop of Armagh and Pri 'mite of All behold; the Right Hun. Thomas lisrd Mann-rs. Lord High Chancellor; and the Right Him. General Sir G. orgy Beckwith, G.C.B. CUM. !milder of the Foie.... STATE OF IRELAND. " A Dublin Evenittg Paper says, That the. lirbboinisen of the County of Clare have &scowl owed their illegal proceedings.' We cannot ststre• such an observation to get publicity without nein-- mg its incurrectuevs. Itibbmimen have not made their appearance in tins county—they dare not— our Magistrates are too vigilant to suffer such Kea try to get any footing ainongst us; even if ~e could complain of any supineness in our Magill 'racy, we have too good so opinion of the loyalty of our peasantry, to dread, for tn,e moment, that they would harbour or attend to incendiaries of any kiird."—((.lare Jokrual.) WATRRFORP. JANUARY S. MO. ATIM4Y OF SATOADAY...--This (11,:tre.ede fracas hag beet' closely love-m*llM. The I). incipd result has been an affidavit of an inhabitant stain g at to have commenced by three ns, n In colotited clothes knocking down three soldiers, in Barron strand...titre, with little or no provoca.io This affidavit is corroborated by an affidavit of an-niter inhabitant. From every tevtimony and from thee appearance of wontids, it is clear th it b Iv -noels were used merely as short clubs; they were hell by the Ponitii and blwara were indicted by the hilts arid backs, nut at all by the pabitii. STAIR OP THR COUNTRY. inuswtcs.,l4lbValtr Au illegal combination of the pitmen belonging to the collieries in the urighboerbood of this tutu,, has taken place, with an intent Um ef compelling the proprietor. to slier the time of biterliog, snot to alloW them ass advance of wages. 'flail eassitsinoticio b oa tukeu place at a time when, (isnot to the inclemency of the season, the heap coal. had all bees, anlcl at the ditrerent pits, and even a ecArcity of coals had begun to be dreaded by the itilostmtAtito. 0.. the 3d two. the coal works at Ford, Greetilaw.trolla, Thorsitosi. Shore wood, Muttou. Liieker. and Betwick.hili, were deserted ; the men weat front put to pit, Cons pdliiiK those who were itichned to wor k to jolt► them. On the same day they asseinibled at Stlemersten colliery, but the men there reftsseil to join them, to cousequence of which no coals were allowed to be drawn up. Wheu matters were in that state, the Rev. JOIEPH Basses and JAMES Forree, Justices of Peace, accompanied by ■ party of the Veterans now at Berwick. repaired to Seretnerateit, at the request of the coal OVIIICTM : the Magistrates calmly reasoued with the two u.. the illegality of their conduct, which was the more culpable, as the period of their engagement had not evinced, and ad. wised them to return to their work. but wit imist sue. MS. It was then proposed that two or three so deputation from taus colliery should meet the M r . giotrates and coolenteners. at Mr. Gst.citittes's, Tweednit.uth, en the following day at I s that the affair aught he settled. whirl► woe agreed to, and the turn quietly dispersed. Bust after all lot agreement coo be made with the men, and all the collieries are as yet laid idle. Font of Use leading ci►aractere cemented en this combination have bets, apprehended. and this day seat to the lipase of Correction. at Dorton's. guarded by silt constables, and aloe by a auditory escort, for a sheet 'listener, to prevent their regret. It is to be bapro that duo skgorous step oil: operate as a coatis, to the reap The Magistrates swore is So-day • cosasiderelsie ab SURREY THEATRE. Tifis EVENING, TUESDAY, January and following Evrain;:s, will be presented, a uew Comic Scotch Diveriitemeni, called SAN IW. JANET, AND LITTLE BEN. Suitt'', Mr. Ridgway; squire Stamp, Mr. Jonas; Gahy c:in, Mr. Ellis; Ben, Master Ridgway. Janet, Miss After :Sill time) a new Grand Serio-Comic mai lc Barletta. in three acts, called THE PROPHECY ; Or, 1118 GIANT SPECTRE. Mnantol, Mr. Nubile) , ; Count of Ealcuriara, Mr. Ben tough ; Theodore, Mr. Watkins; Raynsuud, Mr. Ridgway; T11011141*(1, Tile. Wyatt; Jai-tints, Mr. Filzwillitm Ilypou- Ida, Mite Taylor ; Matilda, Mrs. W. S. Chattrrley ; M im Copeland. To conclude with (14th time) an entirely new Comic Rue lola, in two arts. called MOUSETRAPS; Or, THE MOUNTAIN COTTAGER. In rehearsal, and to be produced without delay, • new sulresdid Strln-drause, in three acts, •uder the title of iraotme, or the Jew's Daughter. It it alai. ettpectfully annouuced, that Mrs. Mountain will shorty) nv.kv itcr appearance in a new Comic Barletta.