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r". . . . . . $.l 42 % 4141.-11' . . . . / t .. • ._., ..) • --- co: b t • .. 6 rt v , ... ~.., A * 4- ;; •:: , . IL la . 4 • L C~ 1 . 11 EPP , . PIN ■ 127 ~:. . 3/1 f H . ' . . rwss , I' + • ' . I .~~ NUMBER 5391. LONDON, FRIDAY, M EH 17, 1820.-- , Pnici 7d. ruRATKR.ROYAL, DRURY-LANK. TO-NIORROW. SATURDAY. M*reh 18, his Wirt's , Servants will perform the Consrdy of TOWN AND COUNTRY. • ' r.r.tir. Mr. I'. .1i Trot. Mr. Miondrit ; teary, Mr. Rev. U.rrn liircero,s. Mr. Voirrli; Resihrn to ! . Mr Kenn; Captain Mt-tiros, Mr. Barnard; lisnbutk, Mr. Knight. Hos. Mrs. Glenn', Mrs. Gh.vrr; RimMie h..nsers, Mrs. Robinson; Mrs. Trot, Mrs. Marius,; Talßtor, Mrs. Bland. After which, the Cowrie Drama of THE THREE AND THE DEUCE. • Perrgrine Single, Mr. Elliston Pelvises Single., Mr lietnnl! Percival Single, Mr. Ellisiteo!!! Jostler Toneiiit, Mr. Gattie; Hunaplirey Grizzle, Mr. Harley; Fronk, Mr. I ixherry. Emily, Mrs. Rubinson; Plicate, Mrs. J. Hughes; Todlia, Mrs. Bland. Tit original explanatory Address by Mr. I,.lhalos. Stare Manager, Mt. Russell—Acting Manavr, Mr. Wunton. The whole coder Ike personal Direction of Mr. F.lli'lon. The Doors will be opeoed at Half-pest o'Clock; the Performance will,coomantos preeteely at Seven. Boom 75.; *coma Price -Os. 8d —Pit 34. &I.; Serried Price 2. Lower Gallery 25.; Second Price IL—Upper Gal. Iffy Is.; Second Price The Box Office will be open from Eleven till Five °Thick —Pieces to be taken of MT. Rodwell, Box Book.ki corr. On Monday, the Tragedy of King Richard the Third. will, Jack and the Beam Stalk. Ota Tuesday, The Hebrew. Mr. Ersbain, Mr. !Mclean's, and Madame Vestris, will re gimes. immediately after Easter. M r . Kean, on his return from his provincial engagements, will make his first appearance in Kim( Lear, which 'Tragedy I. now preparing fur repre►entation. ORATORIOS. TII EATRE-ROYA L, COVENT-GARDEN. LAST NIGHT but ONE of the PRESENT SEASON. WIl ls EVENING. FRIDAY, Mnn•lt 17. A A GRAND SELECTION of VOCAL and INSTRU MENTAL MUSIC, under the immediate direr Mr. Bishop, from Ilse most approved Operas, ke. of HJ”lo, Mosart, Beethoven, Cheruhini, Winter, Conaross, Parr, Mayer, Guglielini, Rossini, and Handel. In the course of which will be performed, Mosart's celebrated Orertaire to II Flatiiii Magico," and Chrritbiiira Overture to " Les l)vx Journees ;" with some Pieces from N. 112110. Ito "Win Ilayils.'s Grand Chorus, " I.a Tempests ;" a part of Hs... ittl's Deitingen Te Deum ; and in consequence of the en. thosiait:e applause with which it was received on Friday last, a ("wirer'', on the Violin by Mr. Mori. Mi.. Steptiens will cog the Air " l nve ever leave me," from Mozart'. Opera " Le Norse di Figaro," the Dieetto with Miss .I. Tree, " Vrdrrlu sot bruin*" (Parr); Ruesiui's Cavattna, " Tu eh' accendi ;" " The Mocking Bird ;`• mot, by must p•srtteaty &site, the Duetto (from II Don Giovanui) with Svior Aii grisaisi, " Giovinette." Miss M. Tree, " Sal Margine Rio" (with Variations) ; the favourite &lon Duet, with Mr. Brahma, " Non pi■ di Rio'," (from La Cleinecai di Tito); sail the Aria, by Guglieleni, " Ali! Compir," ar • on the Violin by Mr. Mori. Mr. Braliam, rottrular desire, the Grand Scene MS from Milton's Para tilge " The Batt* of the Angels"—" Is there a Heart" —sod the favourite Recitative and Air, ' 6 Nekiiii." Signor A ogrismii, Sei Morelli," by Cimarosa—s Seen* from II Magic°, " Possenti Numi"—and, by most par tirular desire, the Duetto with Miss Stephesis, " Coe Pa. sinus." l'o conclude with, front the increment! attraction, a n unanimous smplause with which this highly eharacterislic and expressive Piece continues to be received, bfih tome in this Country, by an Orchestra consisting of nearly Two Hundred Proforma'', A IN EMI (iltAr4D BATTLE SINFON lA. Couneored expremily for the Elector of Bovaria, by Wolter. THEATRE-ROTA L, COY ENT-GA !Miff. WO-MORROW, SATURDAY , Jlarch 18, 1 will be acted, 14th time, a PCW Hmical Osamu, called THE ANTIQUARY. Jonathan Oldhuck, Mr. Liston; Cation, Mr. Blanchard; Loud, Mr. Cumer ; Sir Arthur Wartluur, Mr. Cle.aptiome. ; Labe Oehiltre, Mr. Emery; Lord Glenallan, Mr. Trrry ; lice Ulf Wlutyre, Mr. Abbott. Miss Isabella Warthrter, 111:s Stephens; Miss Maria M'lntyre, Miss Matthews; Mugs Griselda Oldbuelt, Mrs. Davenport E'speth of the Craig burufuot, Mrs. Faucit. the revived Interlude (written by G. Colman, the Elder) TO TII E ‘VORTII Y AND INDEPENDENT r. Li:c Tins OF THE CITY OF WESrVIINSTF.R. E turn of the tisk in my favour. in antiri pating which my Friends and snyurlf have heti* deemed presomptuotta by our adversarie., has at lenclh taken place; may 1 be permitted to rosivalulsie von upon this event, and to remind rtn that with yourselves Omit 1.0.1 110 results lo which it may lead. The roofitlence I have so frequently expressed from the Isoclines, which the event of this rlay's poll has etostritstrierl to possiseilirei, i. fouudeJ sou the prumi.rs of • derided tna jority of the Electors. If they will at mice step forward tu r...rise the City (rum 11w clitiottuu of am active tatuority, our ultimate soree‘s is certain. 1 bast the honour to be, Your much tohlieed mid Wordiest! Serrant, Whitehall, Marsh 16, MO. GEORGE: I,AMR rallegl THE MANAGER IN DISTRESS. Manage►, Mr. Chapman; Bestletom Mr. lilsnehard; Irish man in the Pit, Mr. Csinnur ; Lady iu the Boxes. Mrs. t)*. stuport; Gentleman on the Smite stud in the Duxes (sills news and various Imitations), Mr. Yates. Ater which, 15th time, a sew Faree, called TOO LATE FOR DINNER. The principal Character. by Messrs. Jones, Limon, Con nor, Blanchard, Emeryi Mrs. Davenport, Miss Foci..., bliss Beaunital, and Min Green. The Doors will be opened at Half past Six &Cluck, and the Play begin at Seven. Boxes 75.; Second Price 3s. 6d.—Pit 3s. 641.; Second Price Se.—Lower Gallery 25.; Second Price IL—Upper Gallery Is.; Second Price 6(1. A Private Box may be had for the season, or nightly, of Mr. Brandon, at the Box.olfice. The Manager in Distress, and Too Late fur Dinner, will be repeated every evrninx. On Monday and Thursday text, Ivanhoe, or The Knight Templar. On Tuegilay, the new musical Drama of The Antiquary. On Saturday, Shaltspeme's Comedy of Errors. ORATORIOS. ROYAL COBURG THEATRE. Nobility and Grntry are most respect .. fully infi.rmed, that the establishing of the Oratorios at this Theatre has met with naivetesl approbation, which was greeted by an overflowing Audience. the Proprietors with gnat pleasure announce the Third GRAND ORATORIO will take place THIS EVENING, FRIDAY. March 17, when will he performed • GRAND SELECTION of SA CRED MUSIC from SAMPSON, THE MESSIAH. AND CREATION, in Two Arts, and One Grand MISCELLANEOUS ACT, mbracing a pleasing variety of Italian and Engll4 Cues. pnaitiont, which will be tang by the following celebrated V.tcal Performers:—Signora Corn, Miss Getwge, Mita love, Slits R. Corti, Miss Gaskill (her third appearance), Sitnor Ambrogeiti, Mr. Hultman, Master Hyde,•nd Mr. Pearlman. At thw end of the First Act, Mr. G. Ware will play a Ctpricio on the Violin, introduciag the Air of " All's I*l the roorse of the eveuiag a Conceal° on the Clariuneite, by Mr. Willman. To conchs& with A GRAND BATTLE SINFONIA. The Vocal and Instraineatal Pe►foranen will exceed owe liondred, to enable the Oratorios at this Theatre to be per formed in a style or excellence. A New Organ will be opened fig the occasion, at which Mr. Ansel' will preside. Dozes, 41. and 3s.—Pit,ls.—Gallery, Is —Door, open at fix; bees at Seven ; Second Price at Nine u'Cluck. _ _ Plauea to be takes of Mr. Rummer, at the lox Offiee of lb* Theatre, from Eleveu till Four. LONDON. A T 'MEETING of the LIVERY, beit,q f o r (1. the porp.ote of tkriing Four eitiz.no to the City of I. lon in Parliasnrot It&ont.wrD UNANIMOU.I.V. Thal the Thanks of this Meeting are due, sod are hereby offered, to the Sln-riffs, for their inspartial And judicious einoltiet Burin. 11.11 Election, and for Ihrk whit ally of manners soli :real attention displayed ly them to the re. *pettier V.:m.1..1.5 a and their Friend... That She fo•evriog Regolotion he sieued by the Se I. Aries, and piiblislied iu the usual Morning and Everting Neitspapers. S. COLLINCRI IX; E. ) s econ d, r i I'. W. CI{OWTH es' GENUINE COFFEE. DEACON awl CO. orthr COI.' F F. E AI A RT, NO. 2, Shinner.street, Snow-hill, Loudon Cestalilished by the %Vest loam Alerchauts bee re sp. equity to infonn the Nubility, Gentry, and Piddle is •real, they are *Olin the very finest Dutch Coffee. roasted, at 35.3.1. per lb.; Du. Do. Plastation Do. 3s. do—Dearins and Co. beg to mount the Pehlke they may at all Omer gee. 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The Catalogue now presented. will he found to commits, besides the more valuable ststuhird murk., every interesting Modern Pillslication, tee the present day : to which will be regularly added, at the ear tiest 11W1711.11,, every protege-6 tttt of merit and gr•orral interest that may ap. pear. The Proprietor. have also the pleamire in mate, that the entire Library has turn recently most carefully in.pecteel, deficiencies supplied, imenert sat weeks added, and the whole 11 , 11Tailred, iu /Brat anal 1111i6lfIll loading. Ice conclusiou. the Provrietorrr, beg to °harm.. 11,al as it will he their con stant aim to render their cimuCxions befit at benne asset abroad, as well as their sawn emen.ive esincertes as Puldi.lirrs, subservient to the interest. of thi. Eatablishment, they cute fidently hope that their Subscr;bt rs will do them the layout to co-operate with them in these their intentions, by the earliest poschle retarn of Hooke, and a IN! Maid to cull Ilse regulations, which they beg it to be understood, can in mu rasped be &mewed with. 010.1.0-street. March, la 2n. To Bookseller% Publishers, Statioliers, Engraver% Copper plate Priisters. &r.—Yelnahle Leneebold Preto ae% No. 173, High-street, Borough, with immediate impioession. TOE SOLD Rl' AUCTION, BY Mr. SAUNDEBS, 011 the Premises, on TUL'SDAY NI:1 r, the 210 instant, at (lime precisely, by order of Ike Assigures 4,f Messrs. Langley and Belch, Booksellers ; Eilravers, amid Nitso46, Bankrupt, THE LEASE of DWELLING HousE . a t d, p riv at e emirs-Nee shop, light and mutative work shops and ware•runms, situate its our of the greatest toddle tbutoughfares in lime Melrepolso„•isa prearesiing an excellent upport y far an riiierprising tradesman, haring been many years established all a wholesale and retail concern of considerable importance. May be viewed —IN anted pirlituhre 60 on the thermion; of Mr R. S. 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Menthirri of Parlia ment, semi the r..... and Isitepewlent Electors of 31irlillesex, Wesitinettrier, Losid ~,,, anal Hisroisgh of Sonthwarkl. and the Polak- at largo, are most respectfully informed that (iii can. PI Tient.. of the general struggle fur Places soil Seals else. *twee) Mr. Mathews's Parties sit this Theatie.Thsyal, English Opera House. Strand, sill he Plsepemirli until the Rollin,. of Members Itillikaanient, and She Retitled of their Fami lies to Town. N.ll.—The Best-Office is open ADDY. and the ounterms• CausliAntes for ['lmes (at Mr. V.'s Entertainments.) may be p.a..ritl that th-ir Seats will be securest MI the Ar.t Evening of Mr. hlatltewa'a siin4 Coll of the House, on 31usiday, April 3, 1820. . . ICHVENT•GARDEN THEATRICAL FUND. THE FIFTII ANNIVERSARY PUBLIC 1./INNER sill be held on WF-DNESDAY NEXT, March Y. 2, 1820, at the Freemasons' Tavern, Great ChleCO. Mitirra• /MRoll—The KlSClVl s iNfimir(4licut ift/IBLBW. P llgßolDtMT—lfig Royal Highismi 114 DUREof YORK, (Who has graciously signified his intention of taking the Chair ) VICK.PIRIMIDEPITI, Woi Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX, Ilia Grace the Duke of Leeds Sir Francis Burdett, Rart. Hi• Grace the Duke of Redford Sir Godfrey Vfebssi.,r, But. II is Grace the Duke of Rutland Sir Gilbert Flertheole, Mut Noble the 51artiuis lof Bari. Lansalusts Sir Lumley Skeffington, Marquis Noble the ari I psis of Batt. Nunn, I fitr(i.,irge Cockburs, Bart. M o at Noble the Marquis of 1 G.C.B. IYoreerder Sir Wm. Congreve, Bart. Mis.t Noble the .Marquis of His 114jesty's Solicilur- Tasistork Grossest Right Him. she Earl of Flees General Gwynn Right llou. the E.rl of Co-IC/Wiwi Berkeley vestry I Cuhood Palmer Right Hun. the Earl of Ash- Major Torreon. boo-o:.m Shona* Neville. of Dahlia Ri:ht Ilan. the Earl of Dar. Samuel James Arnold, Esq. Isetwon I livery firuadwuml, Esq. Right lion. the Earl of De-is- Juba Calera., EN. Warr I Alexander Copland, Esq. 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Comer, This Fund was first isetitnted the Q 3, or December, 1765, and confirmed by Act of Parliament, few the purpose of •appnrliar aged and infirm Actnis and Actresses, and relieving their Widows and Children. TRUSTEES-I'lmoms Minix, Esq.; John Fin*lt, Esq.; Coats• Tridier, , TRII••URS.II--Mr. Fawcett; SPCRIT•RT.—Mr Fegettolt• Tithisv„ at If 1.. emb, to be had of the Committee, at the Fs. .I (Mee, 27, now -street, Covent-gardeu o every day,- fiiim Pwrlve sill Four. The Hall Doors will be opened at Five o'Clock, mod At Dinner un Table at tits o'Clock, immediately on the arrival of their Itoyal Hichaesset The Ntileical Arrangromula of the Evening will be nadir the immediate direction of Mr. Bishop. LIFE OF THE KING • This 414 y is publiArd, is I vols. Ilvo embellished mills MI Portraits. mice no. boards. FORGE the THIRD; NM COURT and FAMILY. This interesting IVlrk, which hav hewn tong *hire prepared fur the press, will be timid to contain a richer Collection of Asicciliit.i of illustrious and distinguished Persons Aso has tier yt-t bean submitir4 Id the curiosity of the Public, and it abound: its relat . of those peculiar traits of character hir which Isis M.ijesty wa■ so distinguished storing his long and eventful reign, anJ which have midcred his lwrsoswil history so recaarkahlyatiraciice: * Printed for Henry Colima ■nd Co. Conduit-street. , jr uE QUA RT ERIN REVIEW, No. XL.W. pnbliols•A THIS DAY. _ _ CONTENTS Misiiiun from Cape Coast Castle to Ask- Rime ; by T. F. Rowilich.—l I. Valli?' Edition of Stepheitea Tlsanrits.-11 I. Popular Alythology of he !diddle Ages.— IV. Campaigns of the Archduke Charles —V. Brutus, • Tragedy: by J. H Payour—Ctradoe. shTmgedy ; hy Richard Sheol —VI. Passage of the Himalaya Mountains.—Vll. Purity of the Court of Great Britain—Letter respectfully addressed to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent on ores si )))) 'tribe Dealt, of her late lamented Majesty —VIII. Tra vels in Nol.; by the late 'oho Lewis Derckhardt.—lX. Secret Anecdotes of the Court of Westphalia.—X. State of Public. Straka. I. Speech of the Right lies. 11f. C. Plunkett; 2. Speech of the Right Hon. George Canning; 3. Speech of the Right lion. Lord Grenville, upon the opeuieg of the preersit Session of Parliament. At the mime time will be published, No. XXXIX.. being Part I. (to be completed in Two Parts) of • GENERAL INDEX to the first Niseteen Volumes of the Quarterly Re view, which the Subscribers are requested taunter (runt their resin rove Booksellers. Piloted for John Murray, Alliensarle.street, Leedom. NEW EDITION of DERRETTS PEERAGE. This d■y is peblished , neatly printed on a flag pyre, in two large v.. 1 ~,,, es, price in %nerds It. 4s. a new Edition, coo aid' tidily improved, and corrected to the present lime, heisig the Thirteenth of ricHF. PEEItAGI.: of the UNITED KING_ I. Dt/11 of GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND, with the Estinct and forfeited Peerages, a list of their Fa mily Newer, second Tines. &c. and a Translation of their Mottoes. Also a List of Kosighis Grand Crosses, Knights Commissar's, and Commanders of the Bath, alphabetically err:mg.-4,RM of Itritish Subjects holding Foreign Orders of Knighthood. By JOHN DEBRETT. Editor of " The New Baroacage of Righted." Printed for Rivingtoits; Ezerloo ; Cuthell; Clarke; Longman and Co. ; Cadell and Davies; Richardson ; Booth; Lloyd ; Ro..ker ; Black and Cu.; Marry; Baldwin and Co ; Bagster ; Ilatchard, H g; Rodwell and Martin; Wal ker and Edwards; and Knit's,. Of whims may be had, a mew I.tltiea of The NEW BARONETAGE of ENGLAND, I. two large vulgates, in beards, D. fa. U AZAR!) end Co.'CONTItACTOIV4 fw the previews LOTTERY. HAVE GIVEN FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS ADDITION* I. JHINEY to the Prises heretofore iitheyed by Government in the By obit arningronent they are not only a tlAbleti to present the with 3413,5001. Motley and Comets. it sum fir eaceeding the amuses, of I,is.s in any former Lours y with the like notiolter of Tickets, and which embraces lat CAPITALS, jacinth lig Ft WIC Prism 0f...... £30.000 TWO Poises of itn.ooo TWO Prizes of £lO,OOO 1 per Cent. Commits But day with • reillierly Novel femme in the Relocate. form ed FOR THE EXCLUSIVE ADVANTAGE OF EARLY •PURCHASERS, by whit% SIXTY THOUSAND POUNDS Mosey, is 'SAM Prizes of 301. each, will be distributed no the I Ilk Anti!" by a Preliminary Drawing; and these 4,000 Prises 01401-each will have, i• addition is the WV., ohn Chimes of all the Capitate and tether Prises is the Scheme, is the same .masuer as if they bad not already been draw. NU. Prises. Tickets and Shama are Selling by HAZARD and Cs. Caw. traction, Royal, Exchangemate; 2a, Curnbill • and 314,05' ' biedmittitet, eintatroir Swallow street, Libabliee; and by aft their Arena; in the country; who shared and sold in she Contract just ended, Nun. 1,370 and 11.656 Proses of tO.OOOl. each, sod in a recent Lottery, all the 'Nita of 30,0001.! !! MS MAJES TY. The following is all extract from the speech of Baron Smith to the Grand Jury of the comity of %Veldt'''.4th at the late A••'zea et Mu Gentlemen, without preteading to dictate to you me * matter not within my prosiest., (She limits or ',hien I sever imentionally stop short of, or exceed,) 1 may venture to sermon. that there is an extra drily, which you are likely to think yourselves called upon to perform : I mean that of preparmg a dutiful and loyal address to the King, me his Majesty's accession. In resent, the commencrasent of the most auspicious reign is top better than a thrioil of hope and promise; but the case of our present Monarch stainla on different and higher grounds ; and our lowering expecta tions of the (store seem lo repose on nor solid experience of the past. Fm about feu years past wear Sovereign has been wielding the powers of the Crown, which it is use his richt to wear; and surely we may affirm, that in She lung moulds of the empire, an brighter or more glorious period, than this decade could be found. iVith polities, as connected with party, and differenres of opinion amongst public men. I feel that it is out the bust. urea of the Beach tu interfere. I am appointed tu distri bute justice, as well as I sin able, amongst my fellow•enb jrets of all parties sod ))) ions; and think I may do this with more real, and more appa►ent impartiality, by ab staining, as far as t►e thing is practicable, from political opiaioiss of my own. Accordingly, ►hough I osier affected to be a politician, I have long since sremird myself from all subjects of the kind. I may however ay, that a here so mach glory has been gained, the course and coauci Is which produced it are ratified to our praise ; and the Councils, thus success ful, were the Retrial's choice. That the efforts, ►hich our tri umphs oust us have beets productive of some ex haust ion, from which the present posture of affairs may not be calculated at once to recruit us, this perhaps we may have to meets, and to deplore. But I have seldom fousid this part of the subject viewed with candour. We ought to look from what we safer, to what we have romped. The sight will silence disconteet. 1114 individual who has purchased health, by allowing his strength to be fur a time impaired, does nut murmur at the weakness, which has 'matched him from the grave. A motive, which seems In have rontrihuterl In our late Rotent's Chillier of COMMON, it would be 116044* to uvrr . look ; soil is hot justice to adorn.. Finding himself relied on to sway the sceptre of his aßlieted Sovereign—and that Sovereign too his Giber—contemplatitig himself smiler the double aspect of son goad ►objt et, his pule stare appear to have been filial piety and allegiance. It would seen as if, considering himself a mere Lieute newt of the Realm, he hto cis each mermen Iris istcrurtd what his own desires wire, than what the 'tithes of his attend Pureed, touter the circunwtatices would have brew. It would seem as if the hope which he fondly cheri.tud was, wheat it should piratic God to restore Ins father to hie reason and his throne, to oirrendtr up to him his owe principles of*Goverionent saniarnished ; wuchanges made to which he would have been violently •verse; but whew be awoke from the trance, in which his capacities had slues breed, his state, his system, and adviser., •II presented to him, fklifilatltle as ility WIWI., have here, if he had never lost the reins of government ; his throne surrounded by the uswasurea which be himself would have pursued; hot these measures now loaded with she fruits of their ma turity; and crowned, fur their reviving Patron, with suc cess the Stoat resplendent. When we behold such un blemished and high honour and punctilio, can we agree with Burke, that " the days or chivalry are no more?" May we not rather recal the moments and language of Jolla of France, when he ileeltred (end Isola, act ed as be spoke) that " though honour and good faith s►osld forsake every other part of the world, they ought still to be tumid in the breasts of Prince.?"—When we read of the Black Prince, attending, in the hour of victory, belied the chair of this very dohs', or riding ilaustentatinusly ow a small paltry, by has side, and reverently puitmining his ow. greatorm to that of Royalty iu chains ;—ahte radiant with the glory he had just acquired, we find him on the field of Crecy, receiving us his knees the fond admiration of his heroic father, and imploring the birst.i..g of him, oa whom he almost seemed to have bestowed a king. door—where is the breast that dues ■ot feel a throb? And shall we withhold She tribute of respect from filial piety and allegiance, and that nobleness tut spirit, which bows lowest to the majesty that is most milliard, because these virtues are beheld in a Prince of our own day, to wham tenure than the plume of the illustrious Edward appears to have doi wended ? A due tenderness and warmth of heart I look on as the soil congenial to all Oust is at once amiable and estimable in oar nature. Nor is this trodrrutbil incompatible with manly fur tileda and daring; lon the contrary hold it to be their natu ral associate and ally. Is this softness eminent, or waisitsig, in our King? Observe his wonting feelings at the intsr meat of Isis sister—at the Neutral of his ntutber—rheum he bears the fatal tidier' of his child's decease; and if you heel tale to prosourece your Sovereign • thoroughly goo tdosatured man, it will sot be that yun cats harbour • sluabt upon the •übject : but because you feel, that when applied to a pet. auusge so high, there might be suissethiug pressuinptuuus in this homely familiarity of slirrission. Before his person was yet encompassed with the majesty that now anrrounds it, checking its some degree the ap proaches eves. of •ffeet tun, for " Non bene courcesimet, tiec in tusk sede marmite, Majesties et Amor:' Before this, he mood r,corded as " one of the beet hearted m en on earth"—in st in t solemn inalnlenrist, a lb while the thoughts may be supposed employed, not we Nat. tery, but on death, and written by one to whom °lepton's allies had been lung supplied of thoroughly kusawiug the dispositions, which in his dying hoer he ealogiard.• Further to trace particulars (all evincing a kind heart) of Ma Majesty's habitual conduct withiu the precincts of his Royal circle, however loyal might be the motive, would be WI forget the immense distance between my lowliness and the throe; and to enter un discussions, *hick would soot be ika. Beate 'sough to be respeetfol. 1 will therefore may ask, • This appear■ to allude to tMe will tithe late Colorel 111 , 11aber, load use of the Prince's Hoesch%)ld. whether it he adulation, or Mete justice, in proclaim dm il horitiona premiss of whom we speak, • .140.11.1 Goo, a towed falhe.,as alieCtionate tooth. r—and is short a Prince wts.o4 domestic steps have been marked by !undoes*, grarsu•ny, and twlsoarance? Of the charm of his isounser Ido tone speak. When it nit deportment is but 'reface, it is en better than &c.f.i... When, sit here, it conducts to besmirch nee of tsetse, War. n►. rived as the cheering shrine, we think no more a`e... lien point. Kind heads, I Isom, are out of l'a.loint; but, for that very reason, I like to s►e rose sin a Homo., Ti.. len lost years of his kl.jc■sy'a life have ;wen those, as I said heftier, Not of promise, loot of performaore. not I. who sat sod minty years younger that my king, nail ..1.1 enough to r. manlier the days of hope and titmouse Drum; ssl eduenti.•n al au Eoglish University, ii was my lot ..per haps 1'... prood a °tie) to aimociiiir a lib souse of those, who putty from their rook, owl molly fries •h► ems_ deseensioa, were actinitted to the honour of hes society; mil I cannot forget tho degree of ailachneent, •hscte this ap proach a n d intereottrae inspired ; nor, immix as I was, the coarluaiuts which I drew, that altar all der allowance•, for the mptival *hid. exaltsal rank and iliroig•ii mien •ill pridnee, and fur the fa‘ciost shirk h.• maims es *MI ilminitifint to ponsmo.....it rem mill user !undid in no. trilwite attractions more iulrin•ir, Iles. mitlmsbiani witirls witaessud; and to take it am flee warns et/other tof misialthe disposition and sterling worth. He was a man; and as such, oink] nl ll be exempt from human fisiltiea. He may hare !wristlet y. 4 10111 nThrell6llllll 1 know of; or than, if I knew, it wools' how became a liege subject to dwell upon. But s tumor, inoough inure Uri T•W firiiprerriqve few, yews 1111111eM reri, • nicer, in the midst of ►auk, and youth, used ple....ire„ Mot lemputts .... , imputed to this high personage arty Hum; gib,. 1- li16( istspriorely. If what his generon• credulity 1.a.1 neck...tits sterling, Lu eaprrirnse had to c ..... lemn no c ..... rf. if soil be.. , let u• 11111 brew! a. fithislWllll soy siraug.noss %loaf' lies have follosed .each iletcrtions; awl ills, ..,.is times chant. 1 his hkingi on Is so Maid rruuUdo, uhrre is she loss.; nilu whose repliers here 11111 done the same ? l Or ag•il., if coffers noght have bees fuller, bad he .parr I it.. m r►, I will sok of soy man of leek awl ci area,... fin hoe, norld wish 111 at* apparent io the ti, ! The day., which I have hero recalling, s. le and serene. Some tibias d, the pa..., cc. t. of nit.. 9 pity fogy h lye 4/11.1 . 111(11: (411: if Inc r.sterllrr 101 11111,1 41111 • a • empt a swill from Irsi.ty, mother can it pmts - o9 "MI rfons disappoint mem and salmi i .... . At..l it is well that at 5h0..141 Ire so. A.lver‘ety is a row metier ; t;ie " stern" and " hot—with all it. ati•- lerit—lh., lug `. nurse" of Vint tie. " Frinn our own," says the rat purl, " we learn In 0111,11 . nor fly 6111111 we are taught that charitable and tont ) Chris -I.ais Jurtiee, which, soft and lenient lowaids all it. wholesome rigour and reverity fin ..... It a n o t f ur use to as, whether, an 1,5& h... marl. .• \ may Isaac r. telirld the I. w.„ Vb.% anim a pr-cept It NO gives. Fllllll Ihe .14emplars C.llllllBl all II he has so Mug pursued, we may at leapt, in the alt. live, conclude, that the admonition.. V.. re want in, ; or that their effect lint Men produced; and •5... e is in. on.. sillei attun that can Olint the loyal wi4.1., which we nom ail lir as warmly disposed, as we are strongly hownd to form, that the reign 4.f Geuege IV. may be prosperous anal long. The ways of Haven are inseentable, withmit donlit ; and often wisely thwart and heAie the pride and confidence .4 bums., expectation : yet may we 1101, in this fa..., to oar wishes n.i.i awe homa ? Oar huvereign has "humored his father and Itla wsother ; may we not Mouldy tenet that • his 'lays *rid be lung in the land which the Lord halls given him r Geutknien, I ask pm.lon fur i ..g address...l you at such length. I ain well swine that your allegiance not need in be recited. Rot it has seem. d to me, 'het winasent like the present, t.y giving nitesainee, flan. 111 !W.- lo a deep and genuine 10)41 feeling, if I tom. 'hate nothing in Ilse accumplishment 01 a guud, I at least mem ho WIWI! of Juin any halm. CITY OF YORK KLECTION. The triumph of Mr. Lawrence Dismiss and Mr. Wy•ill. thesWhig Mesulwr‘ fur Yu. k in the new Parhatueut, was celebrated nn Tiseooy lay chairing... The merry sound of the church het a ushered in hie gratify.eig ceremony nf the , I,y, sn imaleme crowd with the onsitge favour. ( hs Whig emblems or the Revolution) assembled at an early hour in front of the Town I lall. The chair ing of the successful candida.es comtneucril so early as eleven ; they were hi.. lot through the streets on clums a legautly fitted upon the Isoitv of • rummer. and the shouts 411 the pospuli,e. The .., ttli bly eumostrd of the mina respectable closers, and nothing could be more 1/tut:ruble and orderly throughout. Mr. L)UNDA mid Mr. WrviLL twvermily ad. dres,ed the electors, and warmly retumed th tisk% for the honour conferred upoii them. In the .rveiling of %I lay • grand dim's- was given ut the Assembly Room. Taos ninproice n t apartment was hued up in suitable ot)le, and at five o'clock our of the most excellent and subs/so. tial dinners we ever recollect was served up to oboist 400 electors. The number of tickets 14.111.1 i was limited to the space sir wded by the room far the eccosmoutistiou of visitors. Upwards of 400 urge inelient, soil many who wished to have inuttcslistird in (lie festivity were unavoidably excluded, to pre. vent an inconvenient pressure. Mr. LAWItIINCE DUNDA3 sat the herd of t h e hadr, with Mr. Wyvill on his right, the .11; far of York on Ins left ; Mr. Alarm's's Wilson 061. i Ma other gentlemen were at the head of the table. Mr. Clteloner was Deputy Chaintnait. As soon as the cloth was removed and an elegant dessert laid on— The CHAIRMAN proposed as a tout, " The like. and the Constitution." which wr. drunk with bitcll altplul•e. Mr WYTILL neat gave " The Queen and the kayo! handy," winch w..6* al4o received with lOMtI Mr. LAWREPICK DUO4DAS rhea gavr— " The Army, mot may their 'words never he drawn but io detente of the liberttas of their country. '—Drotilt with Wed cheer.. The tom.' next in order was—, " The Wootteti Walla of oil England, and nots they *err form an itiviocible defence agaivat all (mete Fuca."—Dtuok with three Hines that*. The Moyne of You then rote, end in 'a brief but comoitusin, el sinl imprenive .pew h, i"P""11 the health. of Mews. Dundee orid troir Mtuiliers for tlw new Purinisuesit. Th. f Ibt• justly observed, hurl hero loot humeri to 11.e.n foe the purity mod itmlepruelenee of hie public condo .1 --the Wiry. though Wall a Wail COM noble root, and iri.sild, on, doubt, incutain the fret inioeivoles of En‘littinieu. and juatity the j (;F:NERAL!ELECTION. •• a WESIIIIINSTER ELECTION. 31ml+, 11121. RR CO‘ ' IMITTEE r _or couilowtiog: I( R. ELECTION of the Hon. G. LAMB respectfully in. teals the Electors of Weatininster, Haat the KILLING has COM SIENCED, and will continue retry .1.1) from Nine till Veer n'aseek, out as early Attendance of Mr. 1.4.901 . 11 Friends ia•partintlarly rotrestril. Parochial Compel tees tot daily at the follevaisig Places : St. Auor's Coffee-P.085 4 I)ean-ittrerti Solna; Ang.l Ins, St. Clement'..; Our Tu., Jerroyis-atreet ; British co (,o kupgsr.t.treri ; Qwau Tavern. Wider *tiro; %Chg. tigs , se, P.ratirs.; No 113. New Hood-sir -vet; awl :he Conw4ll Cone. otietee-Riiion, at 42, King-aireet. Cuvewl-e.rden, white all cionanititicals respecting the Election will be ilsaukfully Recta's:it and atttuded to. W. A. 11111.F.5, Secretary. Reports having been cirenlateal which have had the effect of deterring many of Mr lanal.'B friends Ginn tontine op to the Poll, the Cionwittive with the utmost confidence nowise the Electors. that cadet the staperiatradanaa of the Pulite ipsi d p ar i a h coastabiwo„ who are sissy* is iiSioisisisilt e A FILER ANO UNI)IsTIYttBEI) eA4SAGE TO AND FROM THE HUSTINGS WILL Re KF.PT tiPEN WRING TIIE WHOLE OF THE ELEC TION.