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To the WORTHILY and INDEPENDENT LIVERY of • the. CITY of LONDON, or NTLEMEN, T FEEL ,it iocnmhent upon, me again to return you Inv sini;ete Thanks and heartfelt Acknowledg, merits, for the vary diAiitutslied manner in which you have been pleased to suppoit my Nomination _this day, and to return me in Common-Hall, one of your Represen, tatives in Parliament for the Metropolis of this Kingdom. It is a circumstance the s mi4re high i y 11°11ot:ironic:Aft yuur. in, depi.ndm t spirit, and . pectliarly flattering to my own feelings, that this }walk. testimony of your attachnfent has proceeded, not from any previous canvass or solicitation on my part, but ris;.n from the pure impulse of your hearts, and a-glorious -- veneration for true Constitutional Principles: Withihe whole tenor of.my .public life you are perfectly acqUainted. I do . not solicit your Votes and ll:ten:7st as a new Candidate, but as an old, and I will take on myself to say, a faithfurlG filadta - ry of the irripertant trust you d. legated, to my charge for three successive. Parliaments.—l earnestly beg to impress on your Minds, that it is not my cause which you are called on to support, but the cause of every Liveryman of. the City of • London. I have ossii ied'you the most unequivocal terms, that I will (if I am so highly hollowed as to he rCturned the fourth time to represent' you in Parliament) devote my at tention to assert your Ri;.thts, maintain your Privileges, and obey yo.i r Instrudlions., This is a public pledge of the greatest constitutional importanee, and I glory in the task I un dertake—l put myselfentiiely in your hands—lf you will exert _yourselves in, your lltspeclive Distrias, in support of the Candidate wito attache's himself neither to one party or the other, but devotes himself entirely to your Interest, I rrikke not the least doubt but that the Independent Cause Will be ultimately crowned with the mostglorious success. I have the Honour to be, with great respect and *Om, Your much obliged and faithful bumble. Servant, WATKIN . . Gieen-atreet, Grosvenor-square, July 6, ISoz. SECRETARY's OFFICE, CHELSEA HOSPITAL, JULY 3, tSeia. THESE are, by Order of the Right Hon. the Lords: and others, Commissioners for Managing the Affairs of the _Royal Hospital at Chelsea, to, give- Notice, That all Out-Pensioners, - (as well Letterman as others), belonging to the said Hospital, residing in London, or Within Twenty five Miles thereof, are required to appear Personally and gin - win:4llv, at the Secretary's Office, in the said -Hospital', On the respeaiiie da)s,untlermentioneH, when attendance.will be giyen from Nine o'Clock _in the Morning until Three in the Afternoon, viz. On WEDNESDAY, - JULY 7. The- Pensioners from the sat and id Regirhents of Life Guards, the late sat and ad Troops of -Horse' Guarras, the late ;at and ad Troops of Horse Grenadier . Guards, the Royal. Horse Guards Blue,' the, late 3(1, 4th, and 7th Ragi= merits of Horses the Dragoon. Guards, and all the DragooilS, and Fencibie Cavalry, with the British Legion of Horse. • Oat THURSDAY, JULY 8. The Pensioners twin the Ist, the Coldstieam, and 3d Re giments of iioot. G. cards On FRIDAY, JULY 9. Those from the Ist .Rogiment of Foot, to the 3oth inclti elVe. . On SATURDAY, JULY to, Those from the 31st Regiment of Foot, to the 65th inclu sive. On MONDAY, lur..y tz. These from the 66th Regiment of Foot, to the 134th in elusive •, as also the Pensioners flow Lord Strathaven's, Ma jors Wailer's, Elford's, and Fish's _Corps, the It a:yal Garri son Battalion, Loyal Irish, Qu(!en'a Rangers, the Pencibles, CinqUe Port, and Lancashire Volunteers, with all the'Arne rican Corps, likewise the Pensioned from the redueed Re giments of Marines; On TUESDAY, TUI:Y'I3. • The Pensioners from :the Independent Companies, those from the several Regiments of Militia, those who have been n-Pensloners of Chelsea Hospital, as also those whO receive the increased Pension on account of Blindness; Letterfnen, and Men at 9i. per diem, with the Private Gentlemen who receive Annuities from the . late First 'and Second Troops -pf Jiorse Gwrcis. And that all Otitj'ensioners (as ivell Lettermen as others) belonging to the said Hospital, who live at a greater distance than Twenty-five :vides from London, and those in SCOtland and Ireland ; are , hereby reqUired and commanded, after the ssth ofDeceMber next, and after every succeeding 25th June 'and asth December, until further orders, to apply to one of • His i'vlajesty'sjustices of the Peace, in the neighbourhood where they reside, and make the following Affidavit, which the said Magistrate for the County, City, Borough, or Riding, before whom the Pensioner appears, will sign and date, viz. came before me, one of His Majesty's " justices of the Peace, tbr the County of ". , and " made oath, - that he was admitted an Out-Pensioner of " Chelsea Hospital, on the day of , " (or Of ) from the. Regiment of , COM . ". mantled by ,• was then aged about "•Yisars, served in the Army years, was discharged for " • and that he is no otherwise provided for by the Public, but as a Pensioner of thesaid Hospital, and now " lives-in the Parish of . , .in the County of " S worn EteNre me,, this day of , The Affidavit, drawn according. to the above Form, dated, and attested by a ,Magistrate, is to be ptit up in a Cover, arid sent by General Post, directed thus : " To the Right Hon. the Paymaster General, at the Horse Guards, London." And ,Counterparts or DUplicates of the said Affidavits are to be reserved. by the Out-Pensioners respectively, to be exhi bited to such PersOns as shall be directed to pay theM, that. they may be satisfied that all such as may claim Out-Pen sions, are the real Persons entitled to reetfive the same. And to the-end that the ComrnisSiopers for the Affairs of Chelsea Hospital may be satisfied that the Pensioners are the • same, Persons who have passel theirExaminationi•it is hereby farther Girded, that such of them who have served in , and • have becn dis Charged from any of the Regiments,' or I iidepen-• - dent Companies of liiValids, are 'not to Mention' in their Affidavit such Regiment, of Invalids, in which' they served last, but the Regiment, TrooP, 'or Corps of the Army from Which they . Were first discharged,' and'recom wended arid received at Cbelsea , Hospitaf: • - Arid . as the General Payments in Great Britain and Ireland, ar the end of.the ensuing six Months, are chiefly regulated by the PlareS ',Of Residence • Mentioned by the Pensioners WhO ate mustered at Chelsea• in per Son- and in the body . of the Affidavits of those who live at a distance ; it is .hereby ~ordercd and direeled,' that no, Person who . shall the. Place of his Abode given in at his muster, or spe cifi..:d in his Atlidavitaforesaid, and who n4y apply for iris Pension (exceptto file Officers ol Excise, nearest such Place .of abode), ...hall receive the same, unless it appears, •by•the _ Certificate of respLaable persons, that such removal was through unavoidable necessity, which lie or- they could. not .foresee 'or prevent, • Lastly. A is notlfled, tit - none writ be entered upon the P..,y Lists of the ,:pitt L ,!, or be entitled to-receive any • ben,'ii! i,i.Actrom, who silaii not ad agreeably to these orders and dire a.oas, G. AUST, ScCretary and Kegister , . uav Airttspuotisn.ll, orice 3s. 6d. N ENQUIRY into the CAUSES and FT_ )„. ,FEC ;';', of EMIGRATION front the HICHLANDS f!.d W ESTER N ISt, A N of scp'r LAN D ; with Obser vations on the Means to be - empl6ved :•ir preventing it. • • IV ALEXANDER 1 VINE, • Minister of Re,. _ _ • Edinburgh : -Prin;lTiNlitud: - ii and ;Son, ,for Peter Hill ; and for Longman and Ree:t, Pat:.;oster-row, London. ' Prei)drirg for the Press; 1 - )' the same Author, The State 9f Missions on the Royal Bounty, from their ! - St EStaOlishment, with a /view to point out their National IMportance, and to, ascertain the Progress of- Christian Knowledge in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland.' • ELECTION LAWS. •' - This Day was . published, In One Volume Octavo, Price 93. 6d. boards, 1:s. ly,und,, I PRACTICAL DIGEST of the LAWS. • By ROBERT ORME, of the Inner. Temple. : hilted for R. Pheney, Inner temple-lane, and 1 5.". - and the decisions of S'elel Committees, an the var;.:us Branches of the Law of Parliamentary Elec tion, 4re arranged ir this Work, with a view tb practical use ut• and in Committee Rooms, relative tp—the is suing or Writs—the Duty of Returhipg Officers, on receipt of toe writ or precept.;" proceeding et the Elation, andtmtk. i:4; the Return,—the.Qialitications; arid perbopal and other of Electors, tied the Eleded,—,Bribery, and its t onsequeni.:es,—Pe.litlons 'complaining of undue maiiner Of fprinir.g and proceeding. beioie Sele6l nlinitioes,—the Rules of f.videnFe ;1 1 41 . it.:able ocffidings beiore.Ccrnmittees, and— Cos,ts. In the 4ipentlix viafr.a variety of mersti Precedents; anu,a Index is givtil'io'ttr , ' " • .• „ • LOil'iDON, JULY 7, 1802. -WE have received-Paris journals to the p,inst.' inclusive., t h ese , w efearn, that the Legislativ6 Body of the Italian Republic • has assembled, and nominated its different Speakers. The nench Go, vernment have permitted the free'transpottation of merchandize between the Italian and Ligurian Re publics, by the route of Piedmont. The Consuls of the French Republic have decreed that the. present Constitution of France shall be en forcedin the Departments of the Roer, the Saar, the Rhine and IVloselle, and Mont-Tonnerre, on the Ist day of next September ; and these four Depart_ ments are to be placed precisely on the same footing with the other Departments of France. Another Decree of the Executive Government of France, has regulated the Administration of the Island of Tobago, which is to preserve its Civil and Cri.. rninal Laws, the Cunstitution of its Tribunals and Legislative podies. In cases of appeal, the de cision of the Consuls and Council of State at Paris Is final. There is to be also 4 Captain General and a Colonial Rtefea in the Colony. The former be irqFstp4 w*h the IvhQle military force, and wl di the provisionary appointment of all - Officers under the rank of ,Colonel, and he . will be autho, riSed to propose ,to-the Minister of the Colonies all persons of superior' rank; In short, he is iri veSted with the former authority of the ancient Governors, excepting that his decrees may be re voke-d 1 by ihe7Silifieffe — Executive Government. l he COlonial Prefeel appearS' to be in the.situation of a Counsellor-of - State-to-the• Captain General ; he has also the sole..admtnisitation of the .Fiscal Deportment, 'of liberty ttf — worship, of the ris e of All the Press,' and of. the state, of the Prisons. A the Civil Agcnts are at his disposition, AO the Tri bunals'ean. in no degree interfere with his funaions. He is,' ex officio, the President of the Upper' House, and has a Casting:voice in case of an equality of votes, In case of the governor's decease, or ab sence, the Prefel is to take his place; and on 'the decease or absence of the Prefect, the. next superior Officer will assume his office, pro terzpore. . Such are the general distributions of the Civil and Military Administration of Tobago, the re. suit of which cannot fail to prove highly interest ing to our Countrymen, several of, whom hold possessions .in that- Island. It seems there is to be•po cllange in the established,. laws and or_ ganization of the Colony, nor any alterations in the Legislative Body.- The only differenCe which this Edia must cause, will be in the constitution of the Executive , Power, which seems to be, curiously , balanced between the Captain-Generql and the Colonial Prefet, each of 'whom, according to the present arrangement, 'seems destined to a . Et as a Spy on the other. This the French call Re_ anion, or Balance, but under .whatever appellation it may be distinguished, we fear it will spoil busi ness, and lead to the excitement of Party and Di- The French Funds are at 53 fr. 70 Cenl,, A Mita , Ma4l arrived this morning. It is stated that' .the Russian Trbops have tered Persia, Where BABES Klipi is on the Throne, and have advanced into the Province of Ghitan, be— yond DerbenG • The Congress at Ratisbompvill, it is said, be ppened about the. month oPAugnst. A Permanent Council of War, for the Sea and Land Service, consisting of Twelve Members, is established at the Hague. All the Orang;sts who have been appointed to places in the new Provincial AdininistrLtion of the Batavian Republic, have ac. cepted them. The DUKE of CAmr.WIDGe is employed in re viewing the Troops in the Eleaorate cf Hanover.On the 131.11 tic seL uut - Itum laPt3, - .. rutname!, - in order to review the Garrison of that town.. The Empeßoß ALEXANDER and His PRUSSIAN MAJESTY left Memel the 16th ult. on their return to their respedive capitals. PRINCE WILLIAM of GLOUCESTER has been received with the greatest reSped•.at Copenhagen. An Englishman condemned tii the galleys .for-intir der, had an audience of his Highness. It appears by the Gazette of last night, that Lord CASTLER EACH- is appointed . -President of' the Board of Controul, in the room of the' Earl' Of . DARTMOUTH. JOHN HILEY ADDINGTON; Esq. one of the Lords of the Treasury, is one:of the Members for Bossiney, in Cornv.'all. ~ The Members for the Borough of Bletchingly are Mr. MYLNE . and Mr. WA ',sli, of Berkshire. Sir HENRY STRAI-I*EY will be returned fbr East Grinstead. Miss MANNERS, sister to the beautiful Mrs.' DprF, it is 'said, is shortly to be married to the; Duke of ST. ALBAN'S.' Mr. and Mrs. OTTO ' 'are recovering from their, late' indispOsition. ~ . „ . Yesterday the LORD MAYOR was waited on by; the Master and Waidens'a the Company of Bakers, to set the AssizeL of Bread, which his Lordship or. tiered to continue at iod. the Ouartern Loaf. We do recoiled something of a Trial in the Court. . of King's Bench, in the course of which Lord KEN YON gave a' Chara&er - of - Mr. WAITHMAN, which we shall take an oppoOunity of re-stating for the in formation of the worthy and enlightened, Livery of London. Upon f,ormer .gleaions Mr. FoN cpndeseended to canvass the Eleaors of Westminster for their votes. He now, however, conceives his return to be certain, and treats .his quondam Constituents with the most sovereign contempt.—We believe that his rejec tion would be as, ,c stain as, he`, now conceives his Eie&ion, if he had any other opponent but Mr. GRAHAM. Accounts from Malta, dated the 28th of May, state that no preparations whatever were making for evacuating that Island, nor was it supposed it would be done for a length of time, as not a single Knight had returned, nor wa3:there any appearance of the Maltese attempting to raise their proportion , of Troops, as settled by the Definitive Treaty. On the - 18th May last, the whole Officers of the Regiment of East Ross Volunteers, consist ing of the two Companies of Tain, the ,Coin. panics of Dingwall, Fortrose, Tarbat, and Nig, assembled at Tairl, to celebrate the happy 'le_ turn of 'Peace, and to entertain their Colonel, DONALD M'LEoD, Esq. of Geanies ; to whoni they presentecran elegant and highly . finished Sabre, as a ,testimony of their respeaful esteem and gratitude for his zealous exertions in the discharge of his duty as their Commander. After dinner many loyal.toasts went round, and the day was concluded with the utmost festivity and hat:- From the LONDON GAZETTE, 3p: ) , 6, iSc,z. - • Windsor, 34); 6, 18 oz; , Their Majesties and their Royal Highnesses the Princesses - set out from hence at seven o'clock on the.everring of Efiday last, the 2d instant, and ar rived at ,Weymouth the following evening in per_ feet health. Doeummg;strect, 147 s., tBO2. i The Kincxilas I;den , pleased -to , hppoint Francis :Drake, Esq. to be His Majesty's Envoy Extraor dinary and—Minister Picnipotentia:rrat the cwirtof His Serene Highness the Elector Palatine, Whitehall, July 6, 1802. The King has been pleased to appoint the Ho noniable William 'CVelleslev Pole,to be plerk of the Ordnance of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, in the rpon of John Sargent 9. Whitehall, Ili& 6, 1802. The King has been pleased . to constitute and ap, point the Right Honourable Robert Stewart, (com monly called Viscount Castlereagh,) His Grace Wil liam Henry Cavendish, Duke of Portland, Knight of the Most Noble Order of the Oartcr ; the Right Honourable Robert Banks Jenkinson,.,(commonly called Lord Hawkesbury),-the : Right Honourable Robert Baron Hobart, and the Right .Honourable Thomas Baron Pelham, His Majesty's three Prin cipal Secretaries of State ; the Right Honourable Henry Addington, Chancellor of His Majesty's Exchequer ; his Grace James Duke of Montrose, Knight of" the, Most' Ancient - Order of the' Thistle; the Right Honourable Sylvester ,Baron Qlenlaervie, (of that' part of His Majesty's United Kingdom called lEeland) ; the Right Honourable William Dundas ; the Right Honourable Thomas Wallace ; the Right Honotirable Charles John Baron Arden, (of that part of His Majesty's United Kingdom called Ireland) ; and Edward Golding, Esq. to be His Majesty's Commissioners for the management of the' affairs of India. BANKRUPTCIES ENLXRCED. Aug. x 4. Joseph Moss Bloomfield, of -Mansell•street, Goociman's-Fielcis, money-scrivener, at ten, at Guild. hall. . July 3i. William Marsden, and. John Anthony Frashic, of Manchester, merchants, at ten, at G.oildhall. - BANKRUPTS. Duflin and Henry Dutfin, of Stratford-upon-Avon, linen—drapers, to surrender t;ly 13, 24, and August 17. at ten,.k Guildhall, London. A;ttorney, Mr. Luxmoore, Red Lion-square. Junes Henwood, pf Canterbury, vintner, July 17, 19, and 'August 58, at tee, at the King's Head Inn, Canterbury. Attorney, Mr. R. A. Webb, Folkestone. fames Ha lfhide the'elder, James Halt hide the younger, and Edward Hall'hide, of Merton, Surrey, calico-printers, July 50, 24, and August ii, at ten, at Guildhall. Attar , . ney, Mr. Sanderson, F'alsgrave,rlace, Temple-Bar. Joseph Bowen, of Swansea, mariner, July 19, zo, and August 57, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Attornies o Mr. ~Hartley, Bristol; or Mt. Gabel', Lincoln's-Inn. Ann Coulthard, of Orchard-House, Cumberland, innkeeper, .July 22, 23, and August 17, at ten, at the Crown and Mitre Inn, Carlisle. Attopies, Mr. Mounsey, Carlisle; or Mr. Mounsey, Staple-Inn, London. DIFIDENDS. July 27. Joseph Rowley, of Chancery-lane, boot and shoe maker, at five, at C . : nildhalL July 27. William Caslon, of Finsbury-square, letter-foun der, at five, at Guildhall. July 27. Thomas Taylor, of Birmingham, draper, at ten, at Guildhall. July 24. Eleanor Child, of Soutß_ttreet, St. Luke, dealer.. at twelve, at Guildhall. July 31. 'Benjamin Sealy, of Boswell-court, Cary-street, money-scrivener, at ten, at Guildhall. - July 27. Philip Turner, of Jewry-street, wine-merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. August 3. Robert Clarke, of King-street, Covent-garden, linen-draper, at eleven, at Guildhall. July 3t. James Addison, Thursk, Yorkshire, shopkeeper, • at eleven, at the Star•l on, Stonegate, York. , July 2:8. .Martin Senedi&s, of Liverpool, shopkeeper, at eleVen, at the Globe Tavern, John-street, Liverpool. July 31. 'fhomas Knott, of Lombard-stpet, bookseller, at ten, , at Guildhall. July a". Viilliam.Ward, of Birmingham, grocer, at eleven, at ti..; Pub . ,i,:,olfice, Birmingham. CER,TIFIC/ITES. July, 27. Samuel Howard, of Ifradford, Wilts, 'carpenter. Roger Guyer Gritlim, Alexander Corson, and Lames Gordon, .of Old.Brentford, soap-makers. Matthew Dormer, of Curtain-road, Shoreditch, soap-maker. MAILS. ARRIVED I'VE Holland . 1 - - _ . ----- 0 -French - 1-lamburgh - 0 ,-- - - 3 -- • PRICE OF STOCKS, THIS DAY At TWELVE O'CLOCK. Consols, 75 a 6 for opening 1 Omnium - per Cent. Prm. THE SUN. SC/LEM QUIS DLCERE FALSUSI AUDE!tT ? NEW PARLIAMENT. MEMBERS RETURNED. Acuomn.r.slt AM—Thos. Drake Tyrwhitt Drake, Esq. Chu': Drake Gerrard, Esq. CAMBR rDp E—Major-General Finch, Maj. Gen. Manneri. DERBY—Colonel Walpole, E. Coke, Esq. GLOUCESTER—John Pitt, Esq. Henry Howard, Esq. GREAT i3EDWIN —Sir Robert Buxton, Nath. Holland, Esq. HUNTINGDON—John Calvert, Esq. Wm. Fellowes, Esq. HAS LEVIER A-jtichard Penn, Esq. George Wood, Esq. - LUDLOW—H. Rob. Clive, Esq. Rich. Payne Knight, Esq. LEWES—Lord Francis Osborne, Henry Shelly, Esq. LymE=Henry Tho Mas Fane, Esq. Henry Fane, Esq. NEWARK—Admiral ~ Sir' Charles Morice Pole, 'Sir Thomas: Manners Sutton. • PETERS FlELP—.Hilton Jolliff, Esq. Sergeant Best. . RYEG AT E-14011.• John Somers Socks, Esq. Jos.. Sidney Yorke, Esq. • STA 1 , oan—R. B. Sheridan, Esq. Hon. E. Monkton. STEYN ING—Geo. Sutton, .Esci. Henry Jodrell, Esq. Wr.sTauay—William Baldwin, Esq. Charles Smith, Esq. Yoitic.---Sir. William Niilne'r, Hon. Lawrence Dundas. YARMOUTH, NOR F x—t Sir Thomas Troubridge, Thonias Jervis, ilsq. • • CONTESTED ELECTIONS and STATE OF POLLS. DQVEI,JuIy 6, Half-past Six, P. M.—First Day's Poll. Mr. Trevannion - - - - 226 , • Mr. Smith - - -• Adjourned., LLICEsTER, July s—Mr.' nabington 223 Mr. Smith 14 . • Mr. M'Carthy - 48 - . Adjourned. HyTur, T iy 6.—Matthew Esq. 104 • • _ - - • 92 • . , Lord garsham • no -• Mr; Evelyn - 73 • • Poll closed Messrs. White and Godfrey eleaed. WoacEsiza, July s.—Mr..Robarts - , 158 Mr. kVigley 93 Mr. Scott July 6, t:t Two o'ClOck, ' Mt. Robarts 33 6 Mr. Wigley 156 Mr.• Scott _ 2.76 • July s,Fouro'Clock— ' Mr. Morritt - 527 Mr. Wharton . General Burton -. - 477 Poll- expeaed to close this - Evening, Ozl , oaa, J(ily 6—Atkinson Wright.' Esq. 162 . Francis Burton, Esq. 538 J. Lockhart, Esq. • tie; , Wticnsox—Hon. R. F. Groville - 203 - Mr. Williams' -- 212 Mr. Ramsbottom - IE7 , POTICTOs - ed, iTci - fr'sfelec - ted. BRIIIGENOFtyIa. , --1, Whitmore, Esq. - I. 11. 13towpe, Lsri . , iS • J.' Knudson Poll elokd, two 'fifst eleaed. Esq. 5-6 - • Plummer, Esq. by Sir Win. Manners - 65 fames Graham, Esq. - 64 Poll closed, two first elecled. HnawlcH, July 6—A Scrutiny demanded, avai adjourn;;; until to-morrow. L.LomusUE4, Ju'y Lubbock_ - 1 59 Mr. Kinnstird - 117 Mr. Taylor - - 80 First Day's Poll.—Adjourned. ortwicir, iuly 6—Mr. Fellowes - /532, , Mr. Smith - 1437 _ Mr. Windham - 1356 Mr. Frere - 1328 roll closed.—Mcssrs. Fellowes and Sinlih eleded. Batst,ol.-L-Mr. Bragge, Mr. Evan BEllie, Sir F l ed. Eden.--, Election over, Sir F. Lden havingiresigned the contest. m Mr. Dennison - 266 Mr. Stani forth - - 377 Ten minutes past three. SOUTRAMPTON,III:y6.—G.I4. Itose„Esq. 324 j. Ainyatt, Esq. 203 W. Scott, Esq. - 23 Adjourned. Koons roc K. —Sir H. Dashwood, Mr. Abbott. Mr. Carnac lost his Eleaion. SOUTHWARK ELECTIUN%-r-At the close. of It e Toll yesterday the ntimbers were For Mr. THORNTON 992 • ' Mr. TIRRNET 81$ ' Slr T. TURTON 6'2 • • A-most unconstitutional attempt was :made on Saturday, , a t . co vent ty, , by, a ,mob, .with ides rs. -BIRD: and Mocka F.'S Colours, to pre.ven't - ..l\dr. JEF.- Fritys from coming into the town;:. and a terrible riot,eus,ued,.insonsequence of his defeating the in_ tention of his opponents, by getting in safe. the M - a3=Or - and Corporation, with most of the principal Inhabitants of the town, immediately went to the Inn, .and assitred,him'of their .suppOrt. Capt. BARLOW, of the Ist Dragoon Guards, a Yorkshire Gentleinika • of fortune, quartered there, seeing the riot, and • the detestation of the. Inhabitants to the . promoters 'of it, in a spirited manner. offered himself a C an did at e 'with Mr. JEFFERYS S and they have every prospeet of success. A liberal subscription has been opened to defray the expences. THEATRE.--'T he Comedy of Seed ,the Ploirgh was represented, :last night at the Hay market Theatre, before'a numerous audience. This Comedy was very well performed at Covent Gar den Theatre, and the changes of last night .criri hardly be considered as improveMents. MURRAY was not very successful in, Sir Philip Blandford. He wasted his energy upon words rather than gave due'expression to the general sentiments and passim; of the character. Mrs. EMERY, from the. Liverpool Theatre, the mother of EMERY, well_known to the Public, is a plain, simple, decent Mtress, with no striking marks of excellence or demerit. She play.. ed Dame Ashfield. EMERY was the Farmer Ash-. field. Be was not less natural than , KNIGHT, but not . quite ,sO forcible. WADDY used to play Gerald so well, that it is a pity he should be thrown out of his proper walk, for Morringto.i, a part that would much better have suited J. PALMERI who wanted due weight and , vigour • for the , former charaler which was absurdly assigned ,to him. Mrs. ST. LEGER played Miss Bland Ord, for which she has , not sufficient softness and deric4y, instead of Lady Handy, which would hive co re sponded very well with her powers and he r s pirit. Miss NORTON made her third appearance on. t he 'Stage in Susan Ashield.' • All we can say of her,ist thae she displayed feeling and simplicity. C. KEMBLE pertained Henry with suitable ernoiieno but With too much flourish and too heroical a ge s ' tare. SUETT had to struggle against first irrp - e" sions in Sir Able Handy,' in I, , hich, though di - vert" ing, he did nut seem so powerful as NlutioEN.