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- ~w.,~ .~'~ ~i ~ .. I • 4 • 1 Tim Doors ~ IN Performances TH's Mks' Shabspeare's m. . ' ILATUARINB AND PETBIUCHIG. Petra** Ni. Tulin; Baptista, Mr. Cho ; Her. tenoio, 3fr. Claremont; Cresol°, Mr. Blaschar4; lbe, Mr. Yam, Catharine, Mrs. Davison. A Private Box stay ire had fur the some% ir Mr. innsden, at SW Box-Office. Bows, To.• Seated Price , Ss. 6d. —Pit, Sa, ; Second Price. bactsksallery. 25.; cons& Price. kes.-Upper Gall lery, la.• Second Prier, 6d. On Monday, die Tragedy of Wallene....after which will be peeferined a sew Grand Melo-dramatic Romance, called Cherry sad Pair Star, or The Children of Cyprus. nen will be ea perform:see at this Theatre next week. NOV _ AND JERRY; Or, LIFE IN .ON DON. Coeisthian Tula, Mr. Wreath ; Jerry Hawthorn, Mr. 3sasis Reeve; Love, Mr. Milkiness ; Jemmy Green. Mr. Keeley; Han. Dick Trifle, it Bellamy. Kate, Mrs. Baker; See, fln. Wsylett i Jape, Misr Hammerstey. Aher *limb (by particular Desire), the admired Barletta el WHO'S TO FATHER ME? Colossi Talbot, Mr. Baekingbant ; Sir Oliver Oldstoek, Mr. Daly; Capt. Belford, Mr. Callahan; Mandrill,, Mr. Cliapnesa; Buell* Mr. Keeley; Jacob Boor, Mr. Phillips; Billy Hulls, Mr. Wilkinson. Charlotte Oldstork, Mira E. Pill; Harriet, MIN Brady ; Mrs. Botts, Mut. Bryan; Belt', Mies Jerrold. Doors open at Sia, sad tie Pretronnuntatenslinediers at a Qearter before Seven. Boars, as.—Pit, 21.—gallary, la. al Half. put Eight. LAST NIGHT OF THE COMPANY'S PERFORMING THIS SEASON. . i• • OLYMPIC THEATRIEL, • • •THIS EVENING. SATURGAt,„Mereh r 3OI will be repeated the Exteuregeass of flit and Whim, sailed LIFE IN LONDON ►' LP Or, THE LARKS OF LOGIC, TOM AND JERRY. Tom, Mr. Lewis; Jerry Havithow4lllr. Coyest"; Old Rowilturn, Mr. Villiers; Logic, Mr. yak. • Sue, laisvNbarit; Mrs. Lowe, Mos. Pearce; Miss Lustre, Miss Howley,: After which, A MUSICAL. MEDLEY. The Farewell Address by Mr. To conclude with (by epeeiel door.) the papule, eurkua of ALL AT COVENT**. _ Timothy. Mr. Pewee almoosble, hirra mit raikagy Lively, Mr. Vale; Ustshleorig, Sic Leoculer. , Caiber tut, Mrs. Coveu-y. Boxes, es.—rli t t..—GallefJ la. HENRY'S CALCINED fiti?N'ESIA eon. throes to ho peopare4 r rairropoloos core sod otteatioo. by Messrs. THOMAS • sod. WILLIAM Hyl KT, Mosisfairtoriog Chemists. blitoelieptel, It la sold isbont r o, price 201. 9d. or with porp stoppers at 4s. ed. stools Isetoded, with full difettitters fur its use, by diets vitriol's At in 16 MetropuJoi, lard throschoat th e tookk.4 golgekp il; boa it Foote' ienuine unless their males are escrowed us It, GoWeastbm . Stamp, which is Gate over the cork or stopper titer+ bunts. Of pool of the Vevileni if ihs.Alfgq..l4 may be had, so. ihtlllCelqed by a 6:1/11;11( Stamp, itif.Nars AROMATIC SPIRIT or YINCGAK, time lurentsoli of Mr. HENRY, aoJ the ciolyicauirte Peeparaties•of that Article. 4 GREAT REDUCTION IN TRH PRICES OP LAMPS 401 a I.%MP AppLET oN. 1.4.41 p sold SPEAKING *I a PIPE %IA Kge, tu hip RlPievil'e TrevoltrY. 4kunerect How% ti,e Its . /Is she City .‘sietp and Oil Warehouse, 11. 1 0411 41111e-ole,l e SI. Popra, and 01.1 Rath, (Thirty. A TI 441 eetalilioktr9, 4ep leave to ioruesw his friends sod Ileo Pablo, in iteltlowL tint 110 4 11• St 11V7e on sale a s Isere assort. had at lbo moth Prlspiro4 and Improved Ilse, Too, nod Thrtalight Pater; props, whirls "mat this tins, no insets In nee fur iirlttinst Hall., Stairinrar Peuinit . """r Draw. iniprentn., Counilnphoosee, Ilenking.hosnes. Chure6t4. Ch•pela Ball room., Public Pieces, ke where a b " l tia"t h 1 4 110 , 4 ;On nAnronneot of the most ion: proved French and Seapiobra Pimps, in Braes. Rroose, or Japan ; Poirot and iltono..ottots Lamps to hr iel for Balls, Rom, &e.; Lomat rePolrrd, rinl".l* sod Ise. ; Lamp Cotton, and Glinitairs; several Two, Thiet 7 and FUlh•light )'site raid Cpi.grass Orreiao Lamps to be .ad ten I h.sp, suitable for Cußov-trooses. Tavern., Ball nsvens &c.—lktwo Patent, said Greeiss Lampe taiga 111 esehotire. Forty, Fifty, or Sixty parr kend.liand Os* sod Two lizht Blass Patent Lamps 1, 0 11 111 1 1. eat S E. 4 ll‘Psfell I=o op.leTeiro or Coootry. _ • • •'•' , 611,621 _ per:Adair that ._ ,e last Year the business increased wpwerds of Ten When.. Mare she commencement of the =s e tt Year Otero has been a farther i n c r ea se o f u pw ar d s o f Millions. LIFE SOClETY—Cawrrat. f 50e,000. 1- The rapid progress ef tlva Society (which is entirely Min find from the Flre Office) is evidenced by tbe aement of its Pirmiveas, which, at the uridepewentirsoed periods. Mood as follow : Year mediae at Mara, 1815.... £33,441 6 11 Tear @admit at March, 1811.... 06,148 11 Tress endiog at ate, 1121... • MIX. 16 7 lathe last •Twelve Months upwards of 111111.felicise woe issued fur Incur , els-ceding X 600,000., r „ssk. Loadow, March 22, 1821. As invidious Adverlisemens, issued by the Niseathig. rector of she County Fire Oilier, sod headed " Dissolati of the Norwich Union &curly," ice. having hens Inserted . ll access, Newspapers, the Agents of she Norwi c h V o i oe 0104 ',ter their Friends to the facts reirardia2flist Eat*Misbm stated above, as a suMesent reply to the maligasupt iusia Host or lila adfOnefiet. 7 MHO from LeTONI, are from Brandoo, sod arm from Sonfbarn. Particulars may be bad of Mr. Wakefield, Land Surveyor, Nu. 34, Pel.mall, Lunduo; of Messrs Hanrutt and Metcalfe, Solicitors, f4n. 6, New-squarc, Liocohes.lno; of .1 Waymin, Esq. Sulieiloc,' Hwy St. Ediusad's; of Mr. Edmund Good wish .Lsod Surveyor, Hariu ; of Mr. Vl'skell•lti, Brook. .street, lyisivieb; of Messrs. Chalk and blexty, Clislussford; at or ?um lun, Newmarket; and at Garraray`s,, , 1 DORSET4H IRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ••i: BY MR. WAKEFIELD, -• At Cearrausy's Coffee.kuuse, 'Change alley, Cerarlll s a• MONDAY, May 6, 1822, par RUN Oft or ti A LSTOCK, six macs . floe Rearohaster and Yeovil, eatendinE over 3,193 scree ofrlaiid; locelb•r with sundry vibratile FARMS, lel to vesmanalpile iForrains, corolistior of Ooe Tbousaad One a94.Terssiipaiiiis Acres, of the value of One Thousand Nea t & year. Particulars :iv be bad of Mr. Wakefield, Land Surveyoe, N*. 34, Paill-roall; of Messrs. Gaiidevc and R•uken, Nu. 4, nolboun•cuurt, Gray's-lan •of Messrs. Lemont, Solicitors, Bristol; of Mr. Fut, SelwiMr , Bramiusier • of the Editor Of the Sil•rboine 4 1 11ale111116orue ; and at Gamma?' Calikei• boner, '(hence Owubdl. DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD PREMISSES, H ITH E, With Immediate on ion (by order of the Assignees of G. M. Morgan, Who're:4e Stationer, • Bankrupt, and with the culiseot of the Mortimer), TO RE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. SAUNDERS, On the Premises, ion WEDNESDAY NEXT, April 3, at One o'Cluek precisely, THE Leasehold DWELLING HOUSE and PREMISES, In substantial repair, Whm* 22, in the •idp pert of Metreloithe, two doors from Upper Thames• wrest, •ell adapted for any wholesale haslet's' comPilli°2 three good Bed Rooms and Closets, Dieing lied Dratring rooms, Kitchen and Domestic Offices, specious Warehouse and Cuentingshoese (SO feet deep); private door and even sire Cellarage, •it► eel from the street; held under • Nan for the term of 21 'ears front 2Silt Marcb, 1812, at the very low Reid of 421. per Aunum. To be eirwsd: printed particulars ►ad on the Premises, of Mews. 'Yukon and Preston, Solicitor•, 29, Cidenino. street; Messrs. Chad's, B. and John Harman, ,Solicitor., Wine OtScemourt; sod ■t the Auctioneer's Office, 39, Fleet-street. :EN- EXTENSIVE STOCK of STATIONERY and MODERN HOUSEHOLD FURNI'IUREt (By order of the As.ietters of G. M. Morgan, Wholesale ottoner. a toltrop1). TO BE SOW ItY AUCTION, By Mr. SAU N DENS, 04 the Premise.. It s Qleetshlth- on WEDNESDAY NEXT, April 3 1 sad following Dal, at Eleven, THE Valuable STOCK. sTATioN f .rming in Crelielli upurtttaeat of IlifiliNg, printing, placable, blotting, and other users! Paper; Or tuitions size, gad rptalitiri; eetunat and elemornadam Osaka; Sealing Was and Marcia, Copy Books, Illop.cord, &e.; • large Track, nearly new ; • patent Weighing Machine, by Sled. bent ; a Book Prr•• • au.l sandry Implements connected with tit* ilia intl. ry Bumble 114. Al.o tea geotuae candela HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE; coolmoing, Stal•ogaity fas.r•puat Brdatrad., (levies Ward• rub's, aim of Drawers, Drawing *ad Dieing room Tables and Chairs, Wrestle and other Carpets, Conseeine &vide. Noreen Window Curtain% a pedestal Sitirbonsd, Linen, China, Calais, Plated AttiOrs, litstbas Utruails, mid other Effects. . _ _ T.. be viewed two days peeeedisi the sale. Catalogues may he MO Premien ; or alisers.Tilsou mod Prisms, Sol view., 29, Culeimmiltvel I Sad at the Auctioned's Waite; 39 ; heel-aired. ,egret.street, • St. James's. TFIE Direct-1m respectfully submit to the Pub• lic the advantakes so Persona insured at these Offices. The terms are unusually liberal, with the beriseliss of every other Office erimbiurd. The paysweet of newt is allowed to aeffierrrs by-ire, without any increased premium; no charge is made fur 'reticles; no respoaailailiti cal be in. tarred as in partnerrhip :bridles, wherein everyone is liable fur losses to the extent of his whole property. Life Insura•ces effected .e the same eqffitable terms.— Larly,day • Policies should Ishl renewed within Atka' days frum that pe.iod. SYR. BEETHAkt, Secretary. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, Ileffibliabed by Royal Charter hi the Reign of King George the First. PA • • Iftireb, "PERSONS. whom Annual Premiums fall due on Ike 25tb Instant, are hereby informed, that Receipts rieendw reedy to be delivered et the Company's Offices, *err the Ruysil Exchange and in Pall.mail, as well as by e rememtve Agents la the I Counties ; and the Rtrllas-amnrsd life revealed to apply (or she Reoewal•of P i arlippor. „po or twinge the 9th of April sett, as the usual Fineee Days allowed fur Payment, beyond the Date of each ?el*, Then expire. ' • -" aSAMOI. FENNiNG, Jan.Seeretary. ••• Attaiiiisee is gives, dnily, at the Willi Office', for the Asestgatiee of Buildings, Gonda, blercoaudire% and Ships, to Harbour, in Duck, or while beuWiag , Less or Damage by Fire; and also fur the Amman and granting Annuities on, Liver!. ' N.B.—Fire PURTes WM he honed trrsig of fx Amend, wbeie the Annual PremindOistoomate upwards. tit Igo atteadaeee on the sth and Pliot Omit Trldiry and Easter Monday. .304 k. performed if the number of the Lords were reduced. The Earl of Haenowat said, that *the Noble Baron must have mistoken his Nubla Friend (the Earl of Liverpool), for he never Could have :cont. untied himself in the way he had deicribrd. What his Noble Friend did ssy on the occasion alluded to was, that there would be much public incouvro. nience by the reduction, arilthe h4d no doubt but it would turn out so, Dot out sin that office, but on others. Lard HOLLAND. in exiiianation, saiel, that it was generally understood throughoot the cougar! that the Noble Earl (Liverpool) had declared that he would riot remain at the head (Atha Governuieirt if such retrenchment took place. The Earl of LIVERPOoL mud, that is that House, or any where else, he had never said any our h thing. He did out deal in such assertions only where he saw his way clear.-40 laugh.) Lord HOLLAND said, that what had fallen from the Noble E4rl merely smosnited to this, that be did deal in such assertions when he did see his way clear, but he did riot when the reverse was the ease. The Earl of DARNLEY said, with respect to she saving alluded to as the expenditure in the dock yards, he thought ihe Noble Viscount's presence in salvo might be spared in slits time of peace for such a laudable purpose as the reduction in the expense. of the dock ponds. Viscount MELVILLE said, he had more ina— portant dotter to perform than that of inspecting dock-yards. —.. explained. The Bill was then read a second time. Viscount MILViLLS moved. that their Lordshps' Standing Orders for poising Bills should be sus:. pended for the purpose of passing this Bill through ' its other stages.—Agreed in. -•'i es The committal of the Bill was diiporased with. It teas read the ihurd time, psotd, sod sent to the House of Commons. Adjourned till to.morrow (this day). HOUSE OF C 011610143, Faiumr, Simms 1 h ; VAGRANT LAWS. Mr. CHITWYND moved the Order of the Day for the second readwg of the Vagrant Bill, and he wished to state that the Bill which he had intro duced contained nothing that was not already in the existing laws. He had been consiilered rather cruet in tutroducing some new repair t with respect to vagrants, although he had merely collected together all the old statutes, fur he thought it [Ater to consolidate those statutes, than to say what should be expunged and what retained, _ . Colonel Woon did not rise to oppose the second reading of the Bill. He had been • member of the Vagrant Committee, and born what passed there, hr was able to state that it would require but little alteration in the present Bill, to make it con- ' formable to the wishes of that Committee. He understood it was intended by an Honourable Gentleman to introduce a special clause in favour of Pinch, in order to exempt him from the clan of vagrants. The opinion of the Committe was that vagrancy should be considered a crime, and punished accordingly; and the practice of arrest ing vagrants and poising them to distant parts of the country, was aitenied with considerable ex. penile, without doing any good. What he would recommend then would be this. that instead of introducing a Bill permanently, that the experi ment should be tried for one year, of omitting to pass vagrants, sod then if they found that any particular destrict was annoyed in consequence, they would have it in their power to propose some other measure. The best mode to be retorted to under that regulation would be to confine a vagrant for a certain period, and subject him to hard labour, and afterwardloAn the gaol door and let him loose, and he would then have expiated for his crime, and be in no wore condition than any other offender who had been released from prison. Mr.Vortvr said, if ewer there was a period when some arrangement of the vagrant laws was more peculiarly necessary, it was the present. He had, in his character of magistrate and as a professional man, attended for forty years to the vagrant laws, and lie was at present unable to determine what were the duties of the peace officer and the overseer in the execution of them. Therefore, as the laws could riot be made worse, lie thought some means should be tried to render them more distinct and intelligible. Sir Marrow W. Hamm was of opinion that sonic concise system should be adopted, and lie therefore thought that a Committee of that House should frame some laws affecting vagrants that would he simple and intelligible. Mr. larmaros did not see how his Honourable (Much laugLinsr.) ‘ ,ol l l ' Mr. At rinait IVOOD folly coneurred in the pro. ;flirty of mitorlocing some effective measure re. spearing the vrerioit law., which at present wire extremely unintelligible. • The Bill was then read a second time. *AM. -1. dered to be re-coin:timed. BREAKFAST POWDER. Sir It Wt I.SON moved for co l ors of aft itistOtss lions gtvvi to the CoininisiiOners of Excise ing the right of seize* of toasted winat; be. 'powder, or airy article - Ist at Massif ption., . dried- CHIEF BAROW•OP IRELA”.• Mr. ADEIteROMBY steingthe Right Florioorible Gentleman (the Secretavy for Ireland) in his prime, wished to ask ir there were a probability of an tin - • mediate information res p ect i ng t h e cane o f the Chief Baron of Ireland,' which had excited so moth In leftst during the last Session ; 'lie' also wishia t o know whether it were in the contemplation of Go vernment to take soy steps to remove that intfivi dval from the disagreeable situatiosi in which he stood ? He asked that question because he partic.- :tasted in the feeling, which he befieved was generai, that it would be equally desirable both to the indr tidual and the public that the quest:no should be act at ref.'. r Me. Goiaoliso' said that it was not easy for fame in his ideation to say how soon the Paßia mentury Commia•ion, to whose care the ermined been criiifided, would deliver their report. All 10- *mild say was that he had made it his bootless, alien leaving Ireland. to Inquire oh& it was pru boble the Commission would terminate their inquiries, and he had understood that at no chititot period the report would be received; Mr. AIIIIRCRONIT said the answer was just what he had expected ; for he knew that the Bight lion. Secretary had no disposition to creole delay, hilt at the same time it war evident that there had been delay somewhere. The Session was now advanced, and he therefore gave notice that unless some report were received shortly after Easter, he should feel it his duty to move for the production of some papers, merely with a view of ascertainieg from what quarter the delay originated. SCOTCH SHERIFF!. Mr. H. Dittmar:tap presented a Petition from the Dean and Faculty of Advocates, praying Shut ' there might be uo alteration made in the Act, 1748, which abolished the hereditable jurisdictions, sod established the office of Sheriff in their place, in Scotland. The Petitioners prayed against a Bi:1 which they understood to be in progress for Nun. ;selling the Sheriffs to reside in their 'district' throughout the whole year, instead of being re quired to attend during the periods necessary to transact the business of their offices, as ut present. The House were aware that formerly the duty and appointment of Sheriffs in Scotland were regulated by what was called the Juris diction Act, but instead of that, his Majesty had the tower of appointing the Sheriffs front the Scotch Bar. The Petitioners had understood that it was intended to alter the existing regulations, and that the Sheriffs should be permanently resident within their jurisdictions. Various reasons hitd beets assigned why that alteration shinild be made, and amongst those the disturbances at Glasgow ; but he did not think that any temporary circumstance of that kind was sufficient to change a general law. When any such transactions had occurred, the Sheriff had always become resident : it was so during the dieurbancts at Glasgow. The Lord Advocate was els° there at that period ; but nobody would say that it was necessary that officer should he per manent there. He was therefore oppos e d to t h e proposed measure, sod begged tease births up begged the Petition. r Mr. MONTGOMERY said, that as fir as regirded the judicial functions of the Sheriff, it was of ad vantage that lie should attend the Courts at Edits_ burgh, in order to keep up his knowledge of the law; but that advantage was counterbalanced by the neceisity of his being present to hear thew exa minations upon which he would have to ikeide. In Edinburgh they had a resident Judge, who de voted his whole time to the duties of his office, and the consequence was, that the civil and criminal business was admirably conducted ; and under the same circumstances the same results would he pro duced at Glasgow. He had no complaint sgainbt the Sheriff of Glasgow, hut the duties of his office must necessarily be unattended to, in constqueuce of his attention to his private practice at the Courts of Edinburgh. Mr. Put. said, the sincere and unfeigned respect he felt for the Petitioners required him to slate she grounds upon which he was induced to come to a conclusion entirely different from them. The dif ference between thew was this, whether or not - . I." ...- - E..„3 • • _,. ......• ~ .„.-- ..3.r-e - )'n4c-c•--(-, . _ -t . ~.,:.. • ...--..„ tito •• , -- . ..*.. , • • ••, , A......)," i _. ~ • t . • • . - l• I •,. ,I. •-• its • . _, 47 N 4 ~,-. -.: f I ',...''i• - '..' . . _.,,,,„,..-- :41, , ... ,..., .,•... - ,.... ,,, ..' . - • . . .04 z • . r _ , l •••••_,.. • . ~y yr 4., i h‘ '' AP it 'IP " *;..0 1 • • .. • . . . _ , t . r. : * ' • • •‘,. - - I•• • . ,?: ... • • .. .1 .. . .... '.. ' . . ' . . •i . 1 %-1 , 'i r ir : i , • - _., .. , ... • ... • lik V f f t 4, ‘ , ..At • ' t rsek 14 4:4' , 1 " (!' U 71 !!" • sl s t I . ' . ~ • ~_ lyt - ....._ . ~...... .•"•• • , ,PI • li ''• . w .. - • ~._______...........____....._ I rellet dia1L,.....--.....-.—.-..........311-..--.--..--...!-..--..................................-k . ' NumnEn. 6028. LONDON, SATUkDAY, MARCiI 30, 1822. . • . Paws A I. .. _ ___ _. _A— lf ... i• ..c. 111 - AO - Asfalatc====:ll=l zgllar T *.q - -- - —a - NORVVICH UNION PARE INSURANCE 90C 1 E FT . Lords being reduced Ir. live, it wee imptogaible pelt , Friend (Mr. CbetWyrid) could hove purill ' 6 V 6 91, THRATRE•NOVAL, DRI/RY-LA 1.4 K. R. 'MARTIN'S NEW PICTURE of I Capool x 550,000. Ise pEstit u r r io t, / or HERcuLAI4Eum aid the inestsgetion could take place at present. He ' oilier mine than that which he had done,. -0 'ilhoot e pg,, N a o e ight Si perfermieg vigil the Elmer Holidar.) I . POM Eli, wi t h the priories! Poet of his ether Paleriesa had no hesitation it. baying, that if the number of l introducing • new law. Ent Ida view teal ''r• s td/e el r ,s EVENING, SATURDAY, Blotch 30, °Bees, 16, Waterloo-plare.`Pall.mall; and 41, Birebialt lee, will be revived, the eve eel Drams, called Calreltill. sod Drawi n g., IS NOW OPEN be t he Fume Inspectiou, Lords had tint beet, reiloced,'lliet there "(Mold ha g to they all the old statute., acid then lea,Pe' A to THE CASTLE SPECTRE. TIttOTZEI: al the Egyptian Hell. Piccadilly. reoltietioti of 10,0001. in the ' , frivol quarter in the the Hotta, to modify nail arrange them. nu r otere- AdatiVaoce, else Shilling. H em . cod, Wodebeese, M.P. It , H. Curacy, lEsq. 51. P.. Tso which will tis added, tbe Farce of expenses of the dock yards. Stinnes, a profiasinnel 1 fore thought it would Sur beat id allow the Rift :10 THE MAYOR OF GAKRATT. Lieutenant dr the Comely. Charles Hervey. F A A. pg.p t . . 6 This day is peblistied, . gentleman, one of the Lord', was tokSn away, at a pane as it Mood. .. , J. C Caroms, Es, Y.P. ", Beard I. questiott might arise in which !iii sesiato - Mr. I'. Moons es' re greet applause to the f Jerry kook, Mr. Russell ( bring bM last a raw* II Sic Jacob AslkV• Bart . T. W. Coke, Esq. M.P. BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH RG H th:s llealre). • • •••.4.X...-C..) 0t7. 1 • DTIMCTOItiI t . 6 . MAGAZINE, No. LXII. fur blorch, 1842. an* intim be rrcinired„ which would cause delay, Gentleman ( tier, Clietwyrid) for the linos be ' Maws to be takes M Mr. Rodertl, is the RoltraJa of the President—Jeremiah Ire., Eat. 800 - kiti. ColitTitnTs :—Stiliosses Martyr or Alilliwrh.:.ll. Italy, a odd tlehlr'in the •flatrs of the navy ceased repro., taken, and lie believed it ass the unu.,,,el ow Nassau of the Theatre. Vic,Pregidelit—J. Browne, lew l . Alifcitala. t Poem—lll. The Widow'. Tale. cad whey Pnema--1 17 . Th. to the country. Profeasiondl torn were inure proper that lie bud rendered great service to 'oriel. 1/, Primate Bozes eau be obtained for the Evening of Mr. E. T. Booth, Eli. Alderman lA. Hudson, Esq Banker Beaches Wood . ; A Song—V. Towner ners 'rout: through Iye. to investigate' accounts in the tune of 'peace thou bnaging itle * subject before the Flosure in an riche a Riideell. at the Eox-OlEce. eA , st T S. Day, E.q. Alderman IJ. S Pattescor. Ego. AM.-emu land and Greet !Ideals—Vl. Thoughts meletter-Writing-- flug tifficere, ehlsorigli the Baiter were better judges marstier. He ho l oiril the prebinble' of ;Ise Bill wsiald Mr " Ne.k". " l B°°4l.2l"et ' in ‘P"lated "I Ant ' H m d Fisk EA J. W. Itobbards. Esq. Atd. VII. Febreui—Vlll. Minna T*; it Ballad—TX. As Be- l k Wess Sod et the Town, fee the nightly disposal of s ere • ''''... : q• . Jam Harvey, Litt. Altiennan W. Simpson, E.Ol. a• es the Attsagenseat of the Caft4lll.l4 Ay Wathin Fi n wi. or yeomen! quest . tie had no doubt nu his be *shirred to, end that all the vagrant lowa would Promo Sows test to the Lessee of tbie Theatre. 100 —X: A Key to the Mythology ef the Ancient's—Xl. miod, but that the Chief of the Commissioners be consolidated into one Bill, The RD suurne_ caeiseteie, sopareek —XI I. Nerkeels, p a s —KIN ought to be by Lords, end he formed this opinioo rote(' the vartiina pervina that were den (ism mated The Doom so be opened at Half-past Slit ti Clack , aad Wm. Herring, E 4. AM/trump Samuel Stone, Esq. 3 , c , t.imy—siteuel Bigoold, Sm. the Porformarues to twins at Seven. English I .:It.r.IIIIre te Pulatt 4 —iii r • On 'he D• s eriwatios from emperieuce in office. . Lomond goswo s or Slav sad Beat —lll. Loaded Ohit.Clo.l—xri. The , vagrants, but amongst duo* there watt one tort.- The Earl of LtdattrooL raid; he had conversed *ittu"l of nn small importance, who was ante to be --- - --- Chocks Harvey, Esq. M.P. Greet Georgemtreet, Weston'. Tfl gArn tun° TA L. COE NNT•eA glitlltN. ' Fa.taraa Mirror, 'or Lot Ors fruit! Fide; Leiters ill. and f ib . t_xri ff. wills several neva! officers mid other ;memos on this rrectred with unbounded applause wh'sicrer lie ep. 11( —XO.III. Rbilpeueliee over a ~.i..... T HIS EVENING, SATURDAY, Match 90, joh el i e l ti j it he a r t r , orm .Eaci e.. Heu,i.its.strm, covme.orden. • Adem Illet‘r—Xliitetier fie's. ' llapoied loth* - subjeco, and there woo not roe o f them that ems Out iPmrril„ th,t wall no less a perionagelhatit Pinch, will be acted IS , OPl'a of Tie , HENRY QV ATRE• I - Berates , ' rierit ...ss u.R. a. a skyou. sijulea ...4w r. .e . 't im er . . 1 5 11 c 1r, ffiwilwawillt soonal_xxii. j 4.44 moipuriiimis, .l No iad v.... billoa•-• xxii . i. of dpirtiou thd; ths tukiorit, of the Lo!lo . flAatiltsw4 .4.4 lll furrier of ob,pl be aboAld ee e l e ,,,ly . ititieAg . EWlNlPlWrhifred ni ' lli ' Mf. KfriSTild ...' ......' beset/men. operiortleose. Newt, Oe n:. P . A . R em nt 411 N; Bully, O u L e D iti EN ert :lll ; 0 111.... vu. THE I / Arlin mewed 111 this Institution are fere Works Prrpviog fur raihlicatioo—XilT dloatbly List of • • Lord rs"or.t.sder laid he did not see the deeessity • taken out beenres for all the Pameltes—t4 leughl— JUL how all resposuibitily, and will receive hark Three- New Plititicalimina. of sonic lay Lords, but he did not much depend sot and as they were all 'monitions from loitistablibh. useel,iffireflw""; a " .lte 114°°' Mn. Abbott ; Fre"- Fifths of the teepee s Premium. at the end of every three or Printel for 1' Cadell, diner!, London; tied William PEA' tEr. Detests; O'Deauset, Mr. Column ; Moor the declarotion of the Noble Earl (Liverpool), for /tient, he did not think they lhould come within dist AK years. lb. Itaies are the same as at other OlSee,. Elacbwootl, Prloce's-eireer, Edinburgh. WM, Mr. Ilgag tilrel 1 lorries', Mr. MeadOws. Florence St. trinteenerio of Duty paid for the 1.4 Two Years :-.. .. he recollected that lie mire then /vice declared that penalties of that Act ; however, he that of it miry, ; Clodhlide Biros, Mho Boaeword; Lee', Mhos 1820 .C 44.554 3 9 EAGLE FIRE AND LIFE OFFItES, it was imposaible the duties of the office could be Pfineh should ilsisyS hat. his wartnt.t t.upport,— L m i s eoe . Tire . 1821 ... ••••••••••• 56,625 9 3 Coattail, and Beseeimareet, corner of Jalapa street, performed if the number of she Lords were reductiil_ 1114ii‘itt ht.... Lt.. I .Tipeohieh will be added Mdtspeare's Faroe of Thus proving that in she last Year the basin, . . increased ' so_ J save•••_ . ' 'KATHARINE AND PETRUCHIO. isssed fur Issue , eseeeding £600,000. MR., MATHEWS AT HOME sit the London, March 22, 1821. THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLIbIi OPERA HOUSE, A. invidious Advertisement issued by the hlsoaring Di. STRAND, THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, March 30 , soma a tbg County F ir e Otire, sod headed " Dinulation trith his I Lee tore ow Chancier, Moaners, and Peru. of the Not wich Union Society," icc. having bees Inserted in livid's, wader the title of THE YOUTHFUL DAYS OF annul Newspapers, the A cell is of the Norwich Value Office MR. MATH EWS. ester their Friends to the facts regsrdies that Eatabilsbmrat, Pert 111. STORIES: iEwhlcb Mr. Mathews will lake stated shove. as a sufficient reply to the inaligaitot iusiarun. steps to Istrodace the following Characters:— tioat or its &deaneries. . . . Nal, sternal of all-work in a lodging-house; Monsieur N.B -.The Directors of the Norwich *brio. fkreirty. r phyr, French Ballet Master (firetiloor); G•urge Augustus mutua l l osoraace against L oss by Fire, have repaid. to e Fp —" A lira of beeeir—t.k7love ;Ab Uywelyn ab Members, lig dividends sum* sesuintios to nearly 0 a "Seq. est le ale t Sir lalwen , aere*"" r t HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS, and to tweaks of qEll': Nark . MaSsavai 3,000 Claimants for lota by Fire above Three Huethed ow 'ewe I .alwolnaells Ii love Tboassod Pooads.--Narch 19, 11111. silk -:-,. • •••• '• • ' • Dom open at - Scotia &Clock; Pee ( WISS bell" TO BE Sat S OI L) FOLNI BY STAT AUCTION, Mea t By Mr. WAKEFIELD, LAST NIGHT OF THE COMPANY'S • •• ' ENING At °areaway's CAE e House, 'anat. Alley, Corshill, os -THIS S€ASON . -,, •• - MONDAY, 6th May Neut. • ADELPHI THEATRE, .: /TIRE V40.161'. M A NORS. or reputed Masott i By Authority of the Itighviloo. the . il::", - Isla. .11. of LYN DFOR D, EAST HALL, iu Moudford, and ILEVENING, SAT ' 4' 14 •' II ~..40, Cistittmaidittjwieps !Ahoy, a tiim. yb. i rm o vi Thres IL will be presented, as entirely Dew stramgansa Ear. Honored sod TWenty.tiri Ann or tart; Ifib Ms- • lota of Peo, Frolic, Fashion, sod Flash, is three acts, swished Mansion called LYN DPOR D HALL, the Rost. called deuce of the Right Hoo. the Earl or Sharnioe.- eighty %or TOM AND JERRY; miles from Leedom, fire Irina BrsOdoo, sod airs, from ' IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. FRIDAY, SIARCM t 9. Their Lordships met at tea o'clock. APPEALS. M'Keasta, Appellant p M'Kenta, Retpundent. This was an App, xl hum the Cumin of Session (Scotland). The AttnetterGenerAl and Mr. Wetherell were beard fur Ibe Appellant; and Mr. Sugdeo for the Respondent. Further argument postponed. Lord KENYON mitred that the Select Committee on Church &tel. should be allowed to report from time to time. Lord Lowther, Mr. Stuart Wortley, and other Members of the Honor of kr:ommuns, brought op three local Rills, which ware read &drat time. SUPPLY OF STATIONERY TO PUBLIC OFFICES (IRELAND). The Earl of DARNLEY said, that in the last Session he had given notice of a motion relative to the espeuditure of stattouery in the public offices in Ireland; hr was on that occasion assured by his Majesty's Goverirgeni, that an inquiry should take place. He wished to know from the Noble Earl opposite (Liverpool) if that iore-tigation had taken place, and if it had, what was the result ? The Earl Li LIVERPOOL said that such an inves tigation had taken place, but the further inquiry had been stopped for a short time on account of the change of the Gaveritnarnt in Ireland, but it was again in progre.s. The first question which it had been neces.sry to inquire into was, whether corrup tion had crept into the serving of the offices with stationery; a report had beau made, declaring that the corruption did not exiat. The second question, whether the stationery was not furnished at too high a v i r e, w as now under inquiry, ant when concluded he would have I/0 objection to.lay the report before their Lordships. The Earl of DARNLEY said, he acquitted the person chiefly concerned in furnishing the its. tionely of the charge of corruptor; ; but he ob jected to the patent, which gave him the exclusive right of furnishing it, which, he itiought,ought to be abolished, and laid °pro to competition. as he upderstood it was in this country. If the patent was not sbolislied, he should think it his duty to Wog the subject before their Lordships. The Earl of LIVERPOOL txplaused. DIVORCE. Toe Bid of Ludgate[ give notice that he would, on Nloisday next, move the aecuud reading of Sir J. M. Doyle's Divorce Bill. LORDS OF THE ADMIRALTY. Viscount Al ELY! LLB moved the second reading of the Bill for reducing the number of Lords to form a Board from three to two. The Earl of DARNLEY swished to know from the Noble Viscount, whether he lissl been reported truly in what he sold last Maio, that the reduction of two Lords, so far from tending to ecouomy, would add to she expvtiditure of the country. Viscount MELVILLE said, he had uo hesitation in spying that lie did express himself to that effect, and he was sure lie would I:ollVltiCie their Lordships that it was the cu•e. A few mouth buck he 'resit to the $ I dock yards, and, oil examination in them, found that there were several expenses that might be curtailed. mid which it was intended that Board should inquire taro; but the umber of •.;-• .46 , . t~ • e' i ~~ _ ,;,,~