The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1820-02-26 00:00:00

-)-- 1. t! t I I_.- . -- - .. —._ _ N' WUMBILR 5.174.. ' ~_ --- , ~ LONDON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1820. . , .- /TIMM "MTh rfta TIl E I' ÜBL I C are respectfully lidoettirds ÜBERATION OF MR. HOBHOUSE. ! This lief is published, in three vols. 12mo. peke 11. Is. is to a sense of tot", minds of the sciferers% that they will again flied Mr. MATHEWS At THE DINNER totendrd to be given by the IS EVENINO..SATURDAY, Feb. 26, boards, 4 Titrit he feerams.th *or .ow gm time; a mow grand HOME at Om Theatre Royal, English Opera-Holm, Farads of Parliamentary Raoul% Trial by Joey, and limo.. overt, rent maimoor ormaaryr Demers, Demme. tread. coo MONDAY NEXT, February 28, HMS, when lie liberty of the Prem. to Mr. HORROUSIS on Me libr tiumi, (lee. Witted ha will have the honour to commence his Animal Coarse a ratios, Is Seed for 'THURSDAY NEXT, March 5, if it GF-IZA LDIN F.; or. llodes of Fsith and Practice: • Tnle. By A LADY. toan, he trusted, co. as the massinatior i GASTONE E DAJARDO, Lecture, on CHARACTER, MANNERO, and PECU. should he libroelleelea co before that Day Printed for T Cada and W. Davie., Strand; aria W. and that which, . ..... .. .......e .... first „rm.,. L14%2111E8, by introdueing his Friends to his COUNTRY Sir FRANCON BURDETT, Bert. M.l'. Ostler Chair. ,S. which Signor Stanton will am m •le shit country. The Pixley by Mr. St'efesio Vestria; the Mace he Signor Linersti. s After the Opera, tbe sevelltillei (3il lime), of PANURGE. 1/Tith mainly new Seetterj. DMititi, Deo/orations, 84e. # • ME ATR 'cm) r. 41., IlliellY.L.4N E. COUSINS and the SIGH•US of LONDON.Blackburn, Eilsolourgli. Tickets 13s. 41d. each, In be had at the Bar of the Crown --- -- --- -- Part pint.-* Lando* Cassius, Country Cousins Yorkshire sad Reebok Tavern. Messed; and of the Dectetery, F. B. C.oosios (Mr. Mailerwes). ibex Name, and Doseriptimmo- Diassas,llo.6lllllk4i. Aunt Agatha-11er last 'Dispatches from Wbliby.....Sosg, Country Cons -Sudden Incursion of Bee Guth. from by mistake. 4 correct, wss pm' tyro, nith grr acts, 100, le /VHF MONASTERY : A ROMANCE. If the me By the AUTHOR of " WAVERLEY," ite. Printed for LOSIMUI, Heirst, Rees,Orene, and Brown, , the Ninth. vie. Aunt Agatha, Cousin Dolly, with Zachary -16.: 14:4414.4" wry ilinfiled in Yesterday'. inheilinellient 11. esrl? il: "7h will be "'dished' iu 3 vol.. "ma. Flail, their Appendix-Last (nut least), Ueda lboffia, his Ai. Wig arid his Boots-Chanivers iostroilliced: Sir Hubble Lonslon• Coastable and Cu. and Juba Ballaut ue Mu. . a numerous and revpretahle M EF.TI NG of . Y 9 the LIVERY of LONDON, Friends to Mr. ALDER. burgh. !engem' o mite how 41 TrIIIIS EVENING, SATURDAY. Feb. 26. 14. his Mesiestfa ore eta will perform the Comte Opera of - . Bubble ta)int....ll I,:r. .DoisiP"stilalsi7.ShlC"rthisreSh-Ciory olZintheJerrkyi,i"a -Gas Atioreey-Wagerof Battle-Chapter Coffee-home- Logue. • MAN WAITHMAN, held at the City of londoa Tavern, -- Bielsopagege.mmet, ow Friday, Feheciary 93, 1820; THOMAS SMITH. Esq. Aldermen in the Chair:PARIS. 0 the Ist of March will be published, No. li. price 12s. Pr' r THE HAUNTED TOWER. Camas Wailer. Sorg, White Horse Cellar -Mossienr Da 1. Resolved, That this Meeting, deeply Impressed with and Proofs, in spoorto, price IS.. of 1/ Deem Oekh (lathe; ord, Mr. Baron de Conroy, Willer. Tourvine--Garrick and Wilkes-Dr. PrTale olix'. of a the importarece of electing es representatives m ero en of kwn nerd ; Lord Williams, Mr. Onions ; Eibirard. Mr. Harley; Tail, sod ditto Tale of • Head-St. Pears-Qom. Amin ameocioneat to the Constitution, posaessine coorage sod obi- V VICINITY, by Captain BATTY, of the Gress,' lEWS in the FRENCH CAPITAL and i' ,Chide'. Mr. Yeomen. Lady Eleanor, MW Owe; Add., -.Medi matomey-Wrea, Architect-Verger mod Iltesiorhera. Sly, esenshined with patriotism and disiptetesSesinessi, Goa. Goiania: Coutaising-. Madaine Vestris; Cicely, Mee. Blood. • ""/ ' st Come, tell areties-••Trrusreslowt Notice from the Wbispering Gallery.-. irstnlsle tbs Liver, at lame tot tbe . isietitioo a DIEPPE HARBOUR, low broke die hitt; 104 Bird'awps ,Vinys 44 Landurs.....Vosis, n (Pb, what a l'oststi, r. Alderman Weitlinises again fiiillrec irseelf as Coodidatt PLACE LOUIS XV. 05,,,, as, maid is found," Mr. soisam.- what! otintlerfil Metropolis !"-Panoramic Prospeet-lt. to repented this City is Parliament at the appmeldsor PALACE of the DEPUTIES. The Don, " I love thee." and a new Dort. Mr. graham and James's Park-Chelsea-Greenwith-Palaces-His.pitais- election. Miss Carew. "'Ti. love in the heart," Mr. Penrose. Bow Cbarcb-Newsate-Pleet Prison-Lincoln's lon-Al. •2. That the Livery of London have frermeatly recorded - . In the encese ofAl ie.Opers, o S sINETvREEsIt 10,R of the CHAMBER of DEPT.I7 After which, 32d time, an entirely new Comic Pantomime, &reuse's Walk-College of Physicians-Bedlam-Winteree their approbntion of his micros and eminent serviceduring PLAN of the PALACE of the DEPUT called Theatres-Jerry'. Digression.-Song, Epsom Races. a long series of years, before he because their Reposente- And ou the same day will be publish*, JACK AND THE BEAN STALK ; Part secool-Moulsey Hunt-Pugilism-Song, The -live; and this Meeting with unfeigned satisfaction bear VIEWS is SWITZERLAND, by I/' Or, HARLEQUIN AND THE OGRE. Mill (Angliee), a Fight.-Shooting London Bridge-Zachary their tediums, to theism!, firmness, and independenee with Printed fur Rostwell and Marti, The Ogre, Mr. Hudson; Jack, Miss Poet", afterwards Har. Flail's Disasters-Mock Auctions.-Song, Zachary Flair, which he has seltseirrotly discharged the important trust ~... -- • • - Description of Londou.-Country Cousins carried to the delegated to him. lrqsrin, Mr. Bologna; Pautaluoa. Mr. Hartland; Clown, Mr. Monuineut-Naval Expedition of the Gotha to the Cast 3. Tied this Meeting, in recalling to the minds of the IMPERIAL PA s,...thby. bek's Mother, Mrs. Pearce; Janette (afterwards Iron Southwark Bridge-Catastrophe of Velocipedes-Dr. Livery Mr. Alderman Waltlimea's able and derided defence Columbine), Miss Tree ; Area, Goad Genius of the Harp, Rumfortzle and Mrs. Inecuropips--fooripient Prosecution of constitutional reform, him steady support of public free redMiss Meat& ; Nigra, Ogre's Wife amid Evil Grains, Mr. Ale. HOUSE OP LORDS Exhibition at Somerset-house-Sir Hubble Bubble mid the dons, his deteraiined and soccesrfol exertioex for the in :th. A grotesque Pas Dos, ,by Messrs. Bologna and Southby. Hanging C,ommittee-Panmama of the North Pole-My. serrate of Ilse inll/3his""t• of this City, in opposing the Fire A Pas Seal by Miss Tree. Uncle's Bay Of cif, Baffiu'ii Bay—Dr. Prolix nu Note Pul. Act Clergy BM, which threatened his feltow.citixens with a The Duke of Beilforo ling-Westminster Abliey-Indieintent at —. sessions; grievous and perpetual impost, his conduct as an Able:roan wick', Lord Redesile" The Doors will be spewed at Half-pest Sit o'Clock; the Rex revue Patrick O'Row-Justice Metaphor, Counsellors and Magistrate, iii ikteet ine and exposing the system of per. oaths and their seat' Performance will ecrinsitoice precisely at Seven. Prim and Moonshine-A Countess's Lester to a coosedien_ twitting large balance. of public money to IleCUMOitte in the Boxes 75.; Second Price 3s. 641 -Pit 3s. 6.1.; Second lieritation of the Conners Cousins to a fashionable Rout.-. bends of individually, and most especially his undaunted de- A Person frnr PPrice 2 Scaower Prier Gallery 25.; Second Price Is-Upper Gel- Sung, The Rout; or, Lady Fidget 9At Home"-Failure-Failureof fence of the right of the Lively to discuss public grievances, count of the '" ry 11 mpi OJ. Gossamer and Guosetrap, Country Bankers-Northern In. which has marked him out as she subject of. vindictive pro. granting of , Vie Roe Office will be open frost, nevelt till Fives Clock vasion subeides-Goths driven hack to Whitby-Adieu to seclusion, feel ed they constitute together the strongest the last ye' --Places to be taken a Mr. Rthiwell. Box Rook-keeper. Londou.-Finale-" Now farewell to Bagatelle." I claim to the renewed outrage. of his constituents. A Perr Private Moo ato be hail (nightly) of Mr. Spring, who is 21I• Part Third.-Exhibition of the Multiplication Table 4. That this Meeting, Melchor, earnestly and confidently count pointed t..,,,,,,,,,,,,iter of she Buz-Other Receipts, the Private during a CHRISTMAS at BRIGHTON. Solution of the I recommend Mr. Alderson. Waithnoin to the ',ippon of the some Bums aridarrange. Ticket Department, as well as the general Mysteries of Four times Five by the juxtaposition of the Livery, and pledge themselves individually to use every ex- fur, merit of the Dams. following Figures, viz. Alderman Iluckabark, in the Chair ertion to lecture his re-election. Jac), ant{ the Bean Stalk will be performed every evening (surfeited); Tabitha, leis maiden Sister, at the table (stn. 11. That it is highly desirable that RepreseiOntives should till No oh. f .osstice. dions) ; Snap, one of the Livery ; Signor CA112.81E16, Sing. be returned to Parliament free of expense to themselves : On Miwiday, die Comedy of Wild Oats. ing Master; Miss Matilda iluckeback, his Pupil; Ninny o but it appears to this Alerting mere especially incumbee tits Tis, olay, the Serious Opera of Artaxerxes. Magog, a Patagonian Noise; Methusalem, a Youthful upon the friends of Mr. Alderman Waithruan, with Ilu 41., 11,,,wksy will be produced, first time, a new Bram% Watchman; Dicky Gossip, a posthumous Barber. conviction of his great eßtaillllB and personal *serif in Sr. acts, cafled The Hebrew; principal character by Mr. The whole being embodied amid anis:lnfra by Mr. Ma. out to permit him to be at any expense in obtai•ir Ka 3n. thews.-The Slugs will be accompanied on the Piano-forte, situation, in which his services can be more pre-re 'MR Arne-RoTA L., COr irogroA RD KN. by Mr. Knight. useful, and that • subscription he therefore enter, Doors to he opened at Seven, and the Performance/co better" the purpose of defraying the necessary charges TUN EVENING, SATURDAY. Feb. 26, at Eight o'Clort.-Boxes, 55.-Pit, Ss.-Lower Gallery, 2s. lion. will be acted a mew central Drama, called —Upper Gallery, Is. '' . 6. That Mr. Joseph Ilurcombe, St. Paul' THE ANTIQUARY. Bose', Places, and Private Dote., may be tskeu of Mr, be Tieneurer; and shot the following Gentle Jensilisn Oldbuek, Mr. Liston; Cason, Mr. Illaneloard; &recommit, at the WOZ•Offiee, Strand Entrance, Prom Trim till to receive Suloseriptions: -Mr. Grlthit Four; and at Fearman's Library, 170, New Bond-street, field; Mr. Glover, Bishopsglie-street ; 1„•,I, Sir. Dunne ; Sir Arthur Wartime. Mr. Chrome;EllieUeh,hre, opposite Burlington-garden,. Miuories. Ellie Itrhillre, Mr. Emery; Lord Glenallan, Mr. Terry ; Her. (Signed) THOMAS SY tor %PI *tyre. Mr. Abbott. sliss Isabella IVardonr, Miss 111111 E 0 liS ERV Kit of TO-.IIORROW, Sun- Stephens ; Miss Maria Milnlyre, Miss Matthews ; Miss The Chairman having left the C. JIL day, February 27, will contain a full, correct, and 7. Resolved, That the Thar ti•norlda Oldintelt, Mrs. Davenport ; El:sixth of the Craig. . impartially detailed Account of the Apprehension of anti are hereby gives to Thor tworfuot. Mrs. Pencil, ARTHUR THIKTLEWOOD, and Othrra, upon the Charge foe his undies. in accept: Awe which, 3.1 time, a new Farce' called of Murder and High Treason, together with the Coroner's gentlemauly attention to t' 11)0 LATE FOR DIN N ER. Inquest, and all other Particulars that may transpire to the upright anti independent Tl9O prisn:ipal Characters by Messrs. ionise, Liston, Con- Wiest Hour of Saturday Night. *.• The Livery are nor. Illaerhacit, Emery, Mrs. Davenport, Miss Foote, bliss N.B. The Price of The Observer is roily Seven-pence. ionic* for emiductin _.. Ileauniont,soil Mts. Gibbs. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, man, sit daily at A Private Box may he had for the season, or nightly, 01' fly Mr. EVANS, Cliespside, whet Mr Rionsloor, it tilt Box office. lion will be the At his House, No, 90, Pall-Mall, on TUESDAY NEXT, —__ . I'br 1b,....,, will he opeded at half-past Six o'Clock, awl the Play begin at Seven. February 24, end Seven fultrosing Days, rip I-1 F.. CURIOUS anil VALUABLE LI- TOO ' it ,e,,s 7. ;Second Price S.. ed.-Pit 3s. 6d.; Second 11.. BEARS' of AMOS STRETTELL, Esq. incliodiug Prl.:4. ‘'.!..- Lower Gallery 25.; Second Price Is.-Upper Cicero on Old Age, emprynted by Cotton; Hierourni Epia. 4:a!iroy 1..; Second Price ed. tole, Eggesteyn, 1470; Lodge's Purtraita, 18 Parts, huge P. Too Late for Dinner will be repeated every evening. Papa's, Proof.; Diordalr's Monist icon, 18 Parts, large paper; the On Monday, Shakspeat es Comedy of Errors. on 1....4„, the nee, musical Drama 01. Tile Antiquary. Cuxe's Life of Sir It a.lpole, 3 vols. large paper; Hoineri l' Opera,. Clarke, 4 vol.. large paper; Cent° Novelle Antrim, Ito Thoratiay next will be pruduceel, first time, • sew Mu. '4:11 foams, called Ivanhoe, or The Jew of York. very rare, 1525; Chaucer's Assemble of Footles, unique, by - - --- OURREY THEATRE. 1591; Sbakepeares Venus and Adostis, excessively re H the aeleinil, aPoen, unique, 1012, Arc. No Performance oa Wednesdays ■and Fridays daring lent. 1602; _ _ . Sic. rwillS EVENING. SATURDAY, Feb. 26, THE ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL C. will tie presented, 14th time, an eatirely new splendid 1 Must Hoomindole nod Loyal SOCIETY II otorical Mckodramatic Eeriest., in three acts, called et ENT BitrrotNs.-WELSH SCHOOL, r IVANHOE ; road, London ; lostituteil in the year 1714, f OR, THE JEW'S DAUGHTER. Clothing, and wholly 3laintainiug Punt r With a new grand Military Overture, Welsh Parents, out entitled to Parochial ' John (prance of England), Mr. Clifford; Pilgrim, Mr. near Loild„n, tv,ik ins ; `l.ucas de Braumenoir, Mr. Fawcett; Prior PATRON—His Most Gracious MA! Apeter, Mr. Adcock; Cedric, 31r. Grant; Uaknown Knight, PRESIDENTSO W. W. WY' Mr. Riitveay ; Robeit Earl of Huntingdon. Mr. Payee. Vter.Peretn, Friar 1 tick, Sir. W. S. Chatterle.y, and Midge, the Miller Lord Viscount Bulkeley I I/ (outlaws), Mr. Leonard; Isaac of York, Mr. Huntley. Lady Earl of puois Roseas, Mrs. W. S. Chatterley ; Rebecca, Miss Taylor; Earl of Aelsburnhain , I;bica, Mrs. Brooks; Elgin, Miss Bence; Alicia, Mira Earl Grosvenor Pitt. Duke of Beaufort, E.G. . To corselet& with a COMIC, Heroie Operatic, Tragic, Pan. Sir W. Lewes, Ent. and " turnim ' ic, Burlesque Barletta Spectacular Parody, celled Lord Cawdur DON GIOVANNI. •larepois of Asigleses t Don Giovanni, Mr. Payne (first appearance in that dm- Lord Dyrievor i cart. r' ; Dois Guzman, Mr. Wyatt; Don Octavio, Mr. Leo- Earl of Pembrol, i!rid ; 11, pored°, Mr. Fitawilliam. Donna Anna, Mrs. Marquis of Cr Brooks. Lord Gwydie 1 A change of Performance next week. Duke of R A DELPHI THEATRE, STRAND. Sir Thos 'f !is new mud interesting Barletta of Ivanhoe being honoured y; with the moat decided applause and approbation by crowded and fashionable assemblages, will lie repeat ed every evening of performance till further notice.- Do: ore the recess, the Boxes of this Theatre have under. g..ee considerable improvements, calculated to affor" eters/ accommodation to she numerous and faihiona' vi.iiors. The front circle is throw's open, an to afford a distinct view of the stage, and materially bate to the general temperature of the Theatre.- Nominees ou Wednesdays and Fridays daring THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, will be produced (for the 9th time), r an romans is nielu-dramatic Burdett', in tl IVANHOE; OR, THE SAXON CP Sawrielitt-Cedric (the Saxon), Mr cr.:. 0.4 sou, the Saxon Chief), 31r. W ..- ('Joie.), Mr. Lee; %Villain (Jester s.- ...i ; Luc-Laity (an outlawed Lee 'hr. J. Jones; Clerk of Copes/ ( a ith a omit), Miss Garcia. Alfred, and ward to Cede Ei :Wits, Mr.. Kit-by. Normans :-Sir Bre Prior Aymer, Mr. Re ...io.d Sur (bias), I' York (a Jew), ii. ian", Mrs. B, In the first St Aphis au T. cube If' • - 11 . i WUMBIIR 5374. . I • .1; ,a. LONDON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1820. _ Pawn 7d. KlN6rti rnahrims. Titis EVENINO, SATURDAY, Feh. 26, ill he feltsesseti, _kit •He Aral time, sew grand 'trios, Opus, Weis entnelyliii*licsanty, Dresses, Decura . kc. eseiNell GASTONE E DAJARDO. is which Signior eissela will iiitlce M. ins sppesrasee •le th,t reentry. The Poetry by Mr. 4trisnu Vestrisi the litsuc by Signor Liireratt. After the Opera, the sew liblitt (34 time), et PA241311G,E. wifely sew ficesserj, DNS's% Des:stations, Sm. nu. day is published, in three vols. 12iso. pries 11.11. iii boards; G N EIZALDIE; or, 11orleo of F r ith end Pelletier: • Tale. By A LADY. Printed for T Carla and W. Dario", Siriind; and W. Blackburn, E.lssiburgli. rsrly in March will b e pothlished, iu 3 vols. lemo. THE.AION ASTEItY : A ROMANCE. By the AUTHOR of " WATERLEY," &r. Prinord for Lowman, Hurst, itres,,Orse, and Brown, Guidon; Colwell's. and Cu. and Jobs Ballaulyue, Piliu. burgh. ff ATR funo r.. L, DRURY-LAN R. EVENING. SATURDAY. Feb. 46. bis IlleireifaSsreareie will perfo►w the Carole Opera . PARIS. 0 the Ist of Mitch will be published, No. 11. price 12a. and Proofs, in rooftop, price ISe. of VIEWS in the FRENCH CAPITAL and it• VICINITY. by Captain BATTY, of the Greaadi•r Gem*: Cootnising—. DIEPPE [JARBOE*, PLACE LOUIS IN. PALACE of the DErums. INTERIOR of the CHAMBER of DEPUTIES. SEVRES, PLAN of the PALACE of the DEPUTIES. And its the some day will be published, No. VIII. of VIEWS in SWITZERLAND, by Major Cockburn. Po intrd fur Rocluell and Martiti, Bond-street. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, rRIDAY, FEDRVAIt Y RS. The Doke of Bedford, the Earls of Abingdon and Hard- Rieke, Lord Red.'s.lair, and Lord Sale.and-Sele, took tie oaths and their seats. THE HAUNTED TOWER. Baron Oakland, Mr. thistle; Baron de Cuurcy, Mr./he lmet' Lord William, Mr. Heehaw ; Edward. Mr. Harley; ,Clowles. Mr. Pearlman. Lady Eleanor, MiT ORO ; Adele, Madame Vegris; Cicely, Ile,. Bland. In the concise of,j,lie.Opera, " Stow brake the light," aid iff Come, tell .ss 11411,4 the Maid is found," Mr. The Daft, " I love thee," and a new Ihtet. Mr. graham and Miss Carew. "'Tie hive in the heart," Mr. Penman. After winch, 3251 time, an entirely new Comic Pantomime, called JACK AND THE BEAN STALK; Or, HARLEQUIN AND THE OGRE. The Ogre, Mr. Hudson; Jack, Miss Povey, afterwards Har lequin, Mr. Bologna ; Pautaluoa. Mr. Hartland; Clown, Mr. Smithby. Jerk's Mother, Mrs. Pearce; Janette (afterwards ('olutishine), ?Oise Tree • Area, Good Genius of the Harp, Mi., Edwards; Nigra, titre's Wife sad Evil Genies, Mr. Ale re&th. A grotesque Pas Dewy by Mews. Bologna and Southby. A Pas Seal by Miss Tree. The Doors will he opened at Half.past Sit o'Clock; the Performance will tommtlifec precisely at Seven. Roars 75.; Second Price 36. 641 —Pit 3a. ILL; Second Price 26.-1-nwer Gallery 26.; Second Price Is Gal lery 1., 1 Seemed Price OJ. The Box Office will be otwn from Eleven till Five o'Clock --Pisces to be taken a Mr. Rodwell. Box fluok.keeper. Private it.. 6. a to be hail (nightly) of Mr. Spring, who is ap pointed ('..noruller of the Rua-Office Receipts. the Private Boars and Ticket Deportment, as well as the general arrange. tient of the Mora. 1•4), ant{ Ike Bello Stalk will be performed every evening till foi lb. y . o o tice. On Mnsidsy, the Comedy of Wild Oats. To , .Jay., the Serious Opera of Artomersces. 11, Ti:nisd n y will be produced, first time.. new Dram% in 6..• acts, cafled The Hebrew; principal character by Mr. K.sn. rri ATRE-RoTAL, COr ixffroA RD frlN. rviiis EVENING, SATURDAY, Feb. 46, will be acted a new Muskat DirMila, called THE ANTIQUARY. Jensihan Oldback, Mr. Liston; ('axon, Mr. illaselmrd; L.., I, tie. Durnset ; Sir Arthur Wardrisir, Mr. Chapman; Isehilirc, Mr. Emery; Lord Glenallan, Mr. Terry; Her. ior 1 1161.4'yr.. Mr. Abbott. Miss Isabella lVariloor, Miss Stephens; Miss Maria Wlntyre, Miss Matthews; Miss isselda (r.diruck, Mrs. Davenport; Elves!' of the Craig- Lurid's**. Mrs. Faucit. After alsieb, 3.1 time, a new Farce, called TOO LATE FOlt I)INNEIt. TM pvisscipal Characters by Messrs. Jones, Liston, Con nor, Elserlsard, Emery, Mrs. Davenport, Miss Foote, Miss Ileauaroist,anil Mts. Gibbs. A Private 'lox may he hail for the season, or nightly, of Mr Riandosi, at the Box office. The Doors will he opeied at Half-past Six o'Clock, and the Play lwzin at Seven. Kusl.s 7a ; Second Price 3s. 6d.—Pit 3s. 611. ; Second Prier ^.s.--lower Gallery 25.; Second Price Is—Upper Gslery 1..; Second Price 641. Tuns Leh. for Dinner will be repeated every evening. on Moodily, Shakopee' err Comedy of Errors. the Tricsatay, the new musical Drama of The Antiquary. Ito Therstiny next will be produced, first lime, a sew Mu ii4sl Drams, called Ivanhoe, or The Jew of York. OURREY THEATRE. No Performance cm Wednesdays ■ad Fridays during Lent. EVENING. SATURDAY, Feb. 26, C be presenter', lath time, an entirely new splendid otorosul Melo.dramatic Barletta, in t►rev acts, called IVANHOE; OR, THE JEW'S DAUGHTER. With a new grand Military Overture John (Pr:lice of England), Mr. Clifford; Mirka, Mr. `l.ticas de Braumenoir, Mr. Fawcett; Prior Ajmer, Mr. Adcock; Cedric, alr. Grant; Unknown Knight, Mr. Ridgway; Robeit Earl of Huntingdon, Mr. Pique, Friar 1 tick, Mr. W. S. Chatterley, sad Midge, the Miller (outlaws), 31r. Leonard; Isaac of York, Mr. Huntley. Lady Rooms, Nlrs. W. S. Chatterley ; Rebecca, Miss Taylor; 1: trice, Mrs. Brooks; Elgiva, Miss Bence; Alicia, Miss Pitt. . comrlatte with a Comic, Heroic, Operatic, Traiie, Pao sousimte, Burlesque, Barletta Spectacular Parody, called DON GIOVANNI. Doo Ckvanni, Mr. Payne (first appearance in that cba r4rt. r' ; Dm, Guzman, Mr. Wyatt; Dun Octavio, Mr. Leo ; 1.. !poen°, Mr. Fitswilliam. Donna Anna, Mrs. Brookl. A change of Performance next week. A DEI.PHI THEATRE, STRAND. new mud interesting Burletta of Ivanhoe being honoured with the most decided applause and approbation by crowdo .1 and fashionable assemblages, will be repeat ed evening of performance till further notice.— Do, me the recess, the Boxes of this Theatre have under. e..ce considerable improvements, calculated to afford eters/ accommodation to the monstrous and fashionable ve.itois. The front circle is thrown open, in as to afford a distinct view of the stage, and materially contri bute to the general temperature of the Theatre.—No Per. formances on Wednesdays and Fridays daring Lent. THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, Feb. 26, will be produced (for the 9ib time), an entire new an 1 romans le Endo-dramatic Buffett', in three Acts, called IVANHOE; OR, THE SAXON CHIEF. ttlitostar—Cedric (the S.tzun), Mr. Campbell; Ivanhoe !...1 sun, the SitXoll Chief), Mr. Willis; Gurth (Thrall of %Ir. Lee; Waraba (Jester to Cedric), Mr. Wilkin s, I ; Locksley (an outlawed Leader of the Greenwood Men), J..oe•; Clerk of Copeulturst, ltdr.Jobu Reeve; Page kith a song), Miss Garcia. Lady Rowena (descendant of Alfred, and ward to Cedric the Sawa), Miss E. Denuett ; Ei_rlu, Mrs. Kirby. Noromns :—Sir Brian De Bois Gilbert, Mr. Villiers; Prior Aymer, Mr. Itothunhurg; Gonditiert and Oclrrt (Vas. ..,la of Sir RI ian), Mr. Mama and Mr. E. Shepperd ; Isaac of York Jew), Mr. Daly. (Arica (a dependant ua Sir Mrs. Bemetzrieder. In the first Act, a Ballet, incidental to the Piece, by Mr. s: AlLin and Miss Ayleit, sad the whole Corpsde Ballet. T. conclude with (35th iilbt) a New, Grand, Pictures/se Christmas Pantomime, entitled THE FAIRY OF THE NORTH STAR; oR, HARLEQUIN AT LABRADOR. In the coarse of the Pantomime, a celebrated Dem by IL, liner Mime Demett. N E PUBLIC arc respectfully informed that they will again And Mr. MATHEWS At HOME at tie Theatre Royal, English Open -Hestee, tread. on MONDAY NErr, February 18, 1810. when hip will have the humour to commence his Animal Cilarr of Lectures on CHARACTER, MANNERS, and PECU LIARITIES, by introducing his Friends to his COUNTRY COUSINS, and the SIGHTS of LONDON. Part Pirst..;-.l.esidoe Cassius, Country COO4IIOII, Yorkshire Cousins (Mr. Mathews's). their Names and Descriptiems..- Aunt Agatha—Her last ' Dispatches front Whitby.-Snag, Cosmic) Consmisaiustik--Sudden Incursion of the Gush. tram the North, via. Aunt Agatha, Cousin Dolly, with Zachary Flail, their Appendix--Last (not least), Cade Rase, his Wig aid his Bouts—Characters Introduced: Air Hubble Bubble and Dr. Prolix—Short Story by the latter—Gas verses Oil—St. Dessortasi's Church--Consin Jerry, a Buck A I toroey—Wager oaf Sal t le—Chapter Coffee-homy—Logos. tious Waitry.—.9rosig, While Horse Cellar —Mossiear Do Tonmille--Garrick and Wilkes--1/r. Prolix'• Tale of a Tail, sod ditto Tale of a Head—St. Paul's—Queen Arum Illtataary—Wren, Architect—Verger sod ltaweshera lits•-oTonormloott Notice from the Whispering Gallery-. Bird'aicga ,Yeats " Oh, whet a Tema, mbar! sireaderfsl Metropolis!'—Panoramic Prospeet.—St. James's Park--.Chelera—Greenwich—Palaces—Hropitals BOW Church—New/gate—Fleet Prison—Lincoln's ton—Al. dernisa's Walk—College of Physicians—ltalians—Winter Theatres—Jerry's Digression.—Song, Epsom Races. Part Second.—Moulsey Hunt—Pugilism.—Soot!, The Mill (Anglice), a Fight —Slooting London Bridge—Zachary Flail's Disasters—Mock Auctions.—Song, Zachary Flail's Description of Londou.—Country Cousins carried to the Slonuineut—Naval Expedition of the Gotha to the Cast Iron Southwark Bridge--Catastrophe of Velocipedes.... Rtimfottzle awl Mrs. Ineennipips--laripient Prosecution— Exhibition at Somerset.house—Sir Hubble Bobble and the Hanging Committer--Panotama of the North Pole—My. Uncle's Bay, id csf, Balfiu`si Bay—Dr. Prolix on Nose Pul ling—Westminster Abbey—lndictment at Sessions; Rex revile Patrick O'Row—Justice Metaphor, Counsellors Prim and Moonshine—A COUllless's Letter to a Comedian—. Invitation of the Comitry Cousins to a fashionable Rout. —• Sung, The Rout; or, Lady Fidget "At Home"—Failure of Gossamer and Goosetrap, Country Bankers—Northern In. vasion subsides—Gotha driven hack to Whitby—Adieu to Londou. —Einale--" Now farewell to Bagatelle." Part Third.—Exhibition of the Moltiplication Table during a CHRISTMAS at BRIGHTON. Solution of the Mysteries of Four timrs Five by the juitta.position of the following Figures, viz. Alderman Iltickabask, iu the Chair (surfrited); Tabitha, his maiden Sister, at the table (att. dions) ; Snap, one of the Livery ; Signor Caili m viii , Sire. ing Master; Miss Matilda iluckabsek, his Pupil; Molly Magog, a Patagonian Norm; Methusalem, a Youthful Watchman; Dicky Gossip, a posthumous Barber. The whole being embodied and aiiimated by Mr. Ma. thews.—The Songs will be urcompanird on the Pianoforte, by Mr. Knight. - Doors to he opened at Seven, and the Performance to betters , at Eight Klock —Boxes, 34.—Lewer Gallery, 2a. —Upper Gallery, Is. Boxes, Places, and Private Boxes, may be t'.keu of Mr. Stevenson, at the ➢oamtEce, Strand Futranee, hum Ten till Four; and at Fearnian's Library, 170, New Bond-street, opposite Burlington-garden,. rgiti 0 MERV Kit of TO-AlO IMO W, Sun day,ll February 27, will cunt4in a full, correct, and impartially detailed Account of the Apprehension of AILTHUIR THISTLEWOOD, and Others. upon the Charge of Murder and High Treason, together with the Coroner's Inquest, and all other Particulars that may transpire to the latest Hour of Saturday Night. N.B. The Price of The Observer is only Seven-pence. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, fly Mr. EVANS, Al his Douse, No, 90, PaII-Mall, on TUESDAY NEXT, February 20, and Seven following Dar., nr lH F. CURIOUS anol VALUABLE lA BRARY of AMOS STRETTELL., Esq. including ricer° on Ohl Age, emprynled by C Mon ; Hieruoymi Epis. tole, Ev.7,esteyo, 1470; Lualze's Puriraiia, 18 Parts, Loge paper, Proofs; Dogdale's Monist icon, 18 Ruts, large paper; Cuxe's Life of Sir ft Walpole, 3 wok. large paper; Honieri Opera, a Clarke, 4 vols. large paper; Crow Novelle A ntike, very rare, 1525; Chaucer's AsAeinble of Footles, unique, by Wvokyn de IVorde, 1530; Lodge's Nettle for Nice Noses, 15151; Sbakspeares Venus and Adonis, excessively rare, 1808; the Husband, a Poem, unique, 1612, &c. &c. THE ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL of the Most Honourable and Loyal SOCIETY OF AN CIENT BitrydNs.—WELSH SCHOOL, Gray's Inn. road, London ; lusiituteil in the year 1714, for Eiiiicatiug, Clothing, and wholly Maintaining Pout Children, born of Welsh Parents, not entitled to Parochial Sett'ennuis in or near London. PATRON—His Mort Gracious MAJESTY the KING. PRESIDENTNO W. W. WYNN, Bars. M.P. VtemPaestrivrs, Lord Viscount Bulkslry Lord 'lngot Earl of Powis I Earl of Bradford Earl of Aeliburnham I Lord Kenyon Earl Grosvenor Lord Kensington Duke of Beaufort, K.G. Sir Chas. Moreau, Bart. M.P. Sir W. Lewes, Krt. and Ald. Lord Kirkwall Lord Cawdur Lord Viscount Clive, M.P. 'formats of AOCIRIN7, G.CB. Eat! of Oxford Lord Dyiievor Marquis of Downshire Earl of Pembroke, K.G. Duke of Northumberland Marquis of Camden, KG. Earl of Plymouth Lord Gwydir Marquis 14 Worcester Duke of Rutland, K.G. Earl of Jersey lit Thos. Musty'', Bart. M.P. I Lord Viscount Beipna Treasurer—Richard Edmunds, Esq. tsureas—The Rev. Millington Buckley, and David Francis Julies, Esq. The Nobility and Gentry inclined to support this truly excellent and valuable Institution, are requestedio assemble at the Welsh Charity School-home to Breakfast, on WED. NS-SHAY, Mauch 1, at Tru o'Clock io the Forenoon, to juin the Presidealt, the Vice-Presidents, Steward,, and others, Members of the Most Honourable and Loyal Society of Aucient Britons, in crlebratiug their Handred and Sixth Anniversary Featival, on St. 'blob'', Day, at the Parish Church of Si. Martio',.imelre.Fields, where Prayers will be read in the Ancient British Language by the Rev. Thisinnis Alban, A.M. Vicar of Uawlr,llo, Denbighshire, Cheetah WI the S•reirty, and a Sermon 'trenched in English by do Right Him. and Right Rev. Father in God, William, Lord' Wanly of London. and afterward/ proceed to the From' inatiewe'l'averu to Diener. Plummer, The Most Noble the Marquis of BUTE. Vwx-esestneters, Colonel Hughes, M.P. William Williams, Esq. M.P. John %Vyuus Griffith, Esq. William Lloyd Celdecut, Esq. M.P. John %Vasty, Esq. Edward Prot beroe, Esq. M.P. STILWARDS. Messrs. Sobs Day,Water.laae, Tower. I John Lloyd, Beaufort-build. street irp David Junes, Blaafriarti. John Propert, Dokmatreet, road Portland-place Howell Jones, Lawrenee-lant I Jonathan Sterling, Strand Julio Junes, Wood-street Wsn.Williants, Watling -street J. BENNETT, Secretary. Tickets 15s. each, to he had of dm Stewards= at the Freemasons Tavern, Great Qemters.elreet, Lincoln's lan lads; the London Tavern,. Bishopsigalmstrem ; the C.ek Tavern, behind the Royal Exchange; and of the Steeetary,• subs Welsh Scheid-house,. Gray's lou-road. Vicr,Tl LIBERATION OF MR. HOBHOUSE. THE DINNER Usiendrd to be Oven by the Farads of Parliamentary Redeem. Trial by Joey, abd the liberty of the Prem. to Mr. Hanuovut his kW. ratios, is Seed for *THURSDAY NEXT, March 2, if he shoold be liberal Coo or before that Day Itir FRANCIS BURDETT, Bert. M.P. lathe Chair. Tickets 13s. dd. each, 141 be had at the Bar of the crown sad Ascher Tavern. Slimed; and of the Itectetary, F. B. Dineads, 110, Strand. 4 ••• Wednesday was hooted in yesterday's advertisement by raiatske. .--_ - AT a numerous and reepretahle MEETING o f the LIVERY of LONDON, Friends to Mr. ALDER. MAN WAITHMAN, held at the City of Londoa Tureen, Rialsopenate.strvet, ow Friday, Fehreary *5,1820 ; THOMAS SMITH, F.sq. Aldentian in the Chair 1. Resolved, That this Meeting, deeply Impressed with the itstpintatice of election as representatives seem of kaown atoactiment to the Constitution, possession courage and aid. Rey, minshined with patriotism and dietipteresseriness, eon. 'ratable, the Livery at large us the. . kindles of Mr. Alderman Waithasse again to atm inset( as Caadidater to repressed this City I. Parliament at the approaching election. I. That the Livery of London have (regionally recorded their approbation of his various and eminent services during a lung series of years, before he because their Reprvoenta live; aid this Meeting with unfeigned satisfaction bear their trationuay to the zeal, Armors, and independence with which he hais subseirewity discharged the important trust delegated to bias. 3. That this Meeting, in recalling to the minds of the Livery Mr. Alderman lVaitlimaa's able and derided defence of constitutional reform, his steady support of public free dom, his determined and aliereasfill exertions for the in terestr of the inhabitants of this City, in opposing the Fire Act Clergy Bill, which threatened his fellow-citizens with a grievous and perpetual impost, his conduct as an Aldrenian and Magistrate, io detectingand exposing the system of per mitting large balances of public money to mecum.' lite in the bands of individuals, and most especially his undaunted de fence of the right of the Lively to discuss public orb -satires, which has marked him out as the subject of a vindictive pro. ' , e .o. m , feel td they constitute together the strongest claim to the renewed outrages of his constituents. 4. That this AletiklC therefore, earnestly and confidently recommend Mr. Alderson. ‘Taithmion to the support of the Livery, and pledge themselves iudirinlually to use every ex ertion to secure hig re-election. L. That it is highly desirable that Representatives should be is-wiled to Parliament free of expense to themselveo : but it appears to tbia Merlin* mare especially incumbent upon the friends of Mr. Alderman Wwithruatt e with their conviction of big great exertions and 'personal sacrifices, Out to permit him is be at any expense in obtaining that situation, in which his services eau be more pre-eminently useful, and that a subscription he therefore entered into fur the purpose of defraying the uee sssss y charges of his elee- 6. That Mr. Joseph Ilurrombe, St. Paul's Church-yard, be Ti ensurer; sud that the fullowinl Gentlemen be requested to receive Suitseriptions : —Mr. Griffith, 62, West Smith field; Mr. Glover, Iltebopsglie-street ; and Mr. Carte►, 16, Minorite. (Signed) THOMAS SMITH, Ald. Chairman. The Chairman having left the Chair, 7. Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting are dee, and are hereby given to Thomas Smith, Esq. and Alderman, for his restlesssa in accepting the Chats ; for his polite and gratlemauly attention to the business of the day; and fur his upright and independent conduct upon all occasions. *.• The Livery are respectfully informed, that the Com mittee for conducting the Election of Mr. Alderman Weigh man, sit daily at the Guildhall Coffee-house, Ling-street, Cheer/aide, where all communications respecting the Elec tion will he thankfully received. This day is published, price Its. 6d. T OO LATE FOR DINNER: is Force. in _ _ tiro Acts. Ry R. JONES, Esq. Published by W. Sams, Bookseller to his Royal Highness the Duke of York, No. 1, St. James's-street. wbum may be bad, Opera Boxes by the Night or Season. Oa Wednesday, the Ist of March, will be published, price Is. Ylp F. PLAIN ENGLISHMAN'S LIBRARY, No. I 1.; containing the following ORI. GINA L ARTICLES:—Lecture on the Bible ' No. I.; A few Minutes Conversation with an Unlbeli t v c r ; Life of Mar tin Luther; Sketch of the Reigu and Personal Character of his Late Majesty George III.; Life of Sir Matthew lisle; Account of the Steam Engiue; Eoglibb Months, February; Retrospect of Public Affairs. London : Published by John Hatchard and Soo, Picca dilly; and by Charles Knight and Son, Windsor. It may be procured of all Booksellers in the Limited Kingdom. URGENT DISTRESS. THE COMMITTEE of the WIDOWS' FRIEND and BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, is re. turning their cordial thanks to a benevolent Public fiw the ready answer they have made to their urgent call for aid its favour of the distressed Pour of the Metropolis, think it doe to the kindness of their friends to offer the following state. inert of the mode its which such aid is at present applied. They are engaged i■ relieving upwards of 500 eases, consist ing of muse than 2,000 individuals, by personal visits, by the gift of money, potatoes, soup, coals, mailmen com posed of straw in the cheapest covering, blankets, and rugs; articles either of so mean a description, or so stamped with the mark of the Society, as hardly to admit of being pledged or seised fur rest, but which must of necessity be applied to the purpose fur which they are bestowed. I■ cases of dangerous sickness, both clerical and medi cal ■id has been obtained, by which it is hoped both the spiritual and temporal maladies of the sufferers have been effectually relieved. Still much and pungent distress presents itself to the inquiries of the Committee; and when it is remembered that most of the persons relieved communicate their success to neighbours labouring under si milar digress, who, in their turn, become both receivers and communicants of the benevolence of this Society, she pub lic will not be surprised that sixty new eases should have so. listed the attention of the Committee at their last Weekly Meeting, most of which were of that character of distress as to call for the immediate aid of the Society. The Committee, therefore, solicit out only pecuniary aid, but contributions of clothes and linen, and iudeed sus arti cle that may be deemed serviceable to the poor. HENRY RUDD, M.A. President. Dridge-strect, Blackfriurs, Feb. 7, 1820. TM Committee most gratefully acknowledge the receipt of the following donatious and subscriptiuus : Z. e. I By the Rev. H. Rudd, M.A. Samuel Snook, Esq. leer I 4 t . By Messrs. HOW?. E. P. by Ellis' Rolfe 2 0 F. H. - 2 Hon. Eleanor Digby 1 0 By Mr. Seaward. By Messes. Hatcbard k Sou. Mr. G. Puyader All. 1 1 Mrs. Dempsey - 1 0 Mr.C. Poyn•.ler An. 1 l Hight Hun. Lady Gam- Mrs. John Middleton 2 2 bier, leer - 4 0 Contributimu of cloilses fur the poor err generally mei.. ad by the •Ites. H. Budd, New Bridge -street ; and Mr. T. Ilsaiiatd, Salisbury-square; and of money by Joha Pope der, Esq. (Treasurer) Beidessell Hospital, and at the follow. isg Buskers :—Messrs. Hoary, 37, Flem.street; Messrs.. Drummond, Charing.eruss ; Messrs. Browse, Lasgbors, cad Co. 46, Blicklersbary; likewise by Maws. Hatchard and Rua, 190, Ptctadilly. A CCOU A Person from the East India House presented an At of the Vote+ of the Directors, with respect to the grantiur of compensations, pensions, and anuulteea, during the last year. A Person from the Chamber of London presented an Ac mot of the receipts and issues of the Orphan Fund, and some other mailers, which hail hero ordered to be laid be fore the Hunse.—Laid no the table. Lord AUCKLAND roused for several accounts relating to the practice in the Insolvent Debtors' Court.—Ordentri. STATE OF IRELAND. The Earl of llLLstsTots gave notice that be would ►ake an early opportunity in the next Par. liament, of drawing the attention of the House to the State of Ireland, with a view to obtaining some mitigation of the extreme distress which nuw op pre.ses the labouring cl a . a es o f th a t coun t ry . The Irish Elections Bill, and the Annual In• deu bbb b y Bill, were read a third time mud passed. THE MUTINY BILL The motion being put from the Woolsack for the third reading of the Mutiny Bill— Earl Gaoseenon rose, and said he could not suffer this important Bill to receive the final sine lion of the House without expressing a few words, which a fair cousideration of the subject suggested. He did not, indeed, imagine that the Noble Lords opposite would condescend to take advice from any one, much less bail he the vanity to believe that they would yield to any opinion expressed by so humble an individual as himself ; but if lie or some other Member at his side of the I louse did not undertake to give some advice upon such subjects to the Noble Lords, the House might rest satisfied that nut a word by way of advice or snggestiou would proceed from any of the Noble Lords who sat around the ministerial bench. For once, however, it might be fouud advisable to act upon the principle, foe est, et ab Aosta &were. The first impression that the Bill suggested was the necessity of diminishing the armed establishments of the country. He could out, indeed, in looking around him, perceive any case even of supposed expediency that could warrant the maintenance of their present large army. It was indeed open for him to propose is diminution of the numbers specified in the Act, but the sudden dis solution with which they were threatened, prevented the possibility of fairly con►idering either this or ally other question with propriety or advantage. Not this question alone, however, was to be left in a vague and unsettled stale, the question of the Civil List, one of the most important, as it relates to the general economy of the State and the dig nity of the Crown, was left in a state in which it bad not been placed at any time during the last century. Another question of perhaps greater de licacy, but of little less importance in relation to the constitution of the country, namely, the state and condition of the Queen, was left equally dis regarded by Parliament. Of this question, he should however state, that when it would he brought regularly before the House, lie should canvass it with the utmost freedom. The con sideration of the state of those boroughs, with respect to which proceedings had already been adopted to • considerable extent, was now rudely interrupted, utmost at the moment in which the question might have been brought to a bits, determination. These and many other impor. tent questions were left in • state of embarras.- curia and difficulty, and when he cousidered the amount of the army—the disordered state of the fioances—the general distresses and agitation of the country—he could not avoid complaining of the precipitancy with which, at a season so inopportune, the Minister of the Crown should have advised his Majesty to interrupt the ordinary sitting of the Legislature. This, however, bring the last time that he should have an opportunity, 111 Parliament, of offering his opinions to his Majesty's Ministers, he should suggest the propriety of so far altering the present system of government, as to inert, in some degree, the wishes of the great body of the people. Let them look around upon the great mass of the nation , and they would pee a state of privation and suffering that has hardly ever been equalled. This state of suffering was generally attributed to the injudicious measures hitherto pursued by the government of the coun try ; rod who was there who watched the progress of public misery, and reflected upon the untold instances of individual wretchedness comprised within it, that might not trace the recent atrocities committed in Para, and those which, if report spake true, were contemplated in this metropolis, to • sense of extreme misery, originating in e minds of the sufferers in polittcal oppression. Pi I man, he trusted, could regard so atrocious a Prime as the assassination of the Duke of Berry its Part., and that which, if the roamer of the loots were correct, was projected %point his 11Iajeatf's Minis ters, with greater abhorrence than he felt. Such acts, too, were as absurd as they wee atrorous. If the murderers p rocee d e d upon a princip le of vengeance, they arrogated to themselves an attn. dote of the divinity—revenge. " Vengvenee is mine, with the Lord." If they proceedtel upon a principle of political animosity, nothing could be more absurd than their conduct. Such • feelieg, however, unfortunately might have arisen from 4 contemplation of political events. It was well isi.l strongly remarked by a Noble Friend of his in It., debase es a Bill which subsecoeutly hermitic a law, that • meson which had for its effoct to de prive the people of this commey of meeting freely and expressing their sentiments in public, might. lead to private assassistation—s. The Earl of LAUDERDALE here soddenly inters-opt ed the Noble Earl, and said he could WA it by sod iii silence hear it avowed, that any messures ever pursued in this country by any Government, how. ever he might have been opposed to them, rorild justify any man, or set of men, in committing so heinous a crime as that to which his Noble Frteti.l had alluded.—/Load cheers front both sides r!fthir House./—ilia Noble Friend seemed to he aterit.g a species of apology for the crime of essa.sinotion. Load cheertf—and lie was so shocked ;It hear ing such a doctrine avowed, that be could not avid expressing his disapprobation of it.—(l fear./ Earl Causes:Nett resumed, and said tliat his Noble Friend had quite mistaken his meaning. Far from his mind be such an impression as that any circumstances could justify so dreadful a crime.. Flas sole object in alluding to recent events iu Paris and at home, was to point out the probable effects of feelings highly exaspersted by the cot,. temptation of supposed political injuries, and thence to deduce the necessity of making some ern : . cession to the wishes of the public, and to entreat the reconsideration of the principles on which the government had hitherto been administered. 11" VM S also extremely desirous that a distinction , hould be &Imo between the great body of the people and some knots of desperate men, whose character die. graced the country. To such men nothilig should be conceded ; but hr fervently desired that some amelioration should be made in the principles of government, such as was desired universally by the' loyal and thinking part of the nation. Ile did not wish to revive subjects of ancient dispute, hut he could not avoid referring to the Declaration pub. fished by the Allied t'owers against the former head of the French Government, and which put him nut of the pale of civilized society. He had ever felt strongly hostile to dust indivirlual. but he also felt strougly when he first pertsseti l lthat Declaration, for the evident construction Of it was to expose that person to the worst consequences of private pas stone. With respect to the recent measures pur. sued by his Majesty's Ministers, it was evident that they had mistaken the state of the public mind. They had represented this country as eurnrolsed from one end of it to the other, while they re garded Irela n d as a l toget h er tranquil. This favourable opinion of Ireland, however, did not protect her from the operation of the severe mem. sures enacted at the commencement of this Ses. sion ; but the result shewed how erroneous was the opinion of the Ministers. This country has enjoy. ed a state of undisturbed repose, while Irelaisd has suffered considerable alarm and agitation. The state of the empire, however, sltagether was not such as required the maintenance of a large force. A coercive system bad been too long observed, and he hoped that his Majesty's Ministers would at length put an end to it for ever. The Earl of LAUDERDALE said, he was extremely happy that he had interrupted his Noble Friend, ns it had given him an opportunity of making an ex. planation which could not but prove satisfactory to all his f ietsds.—( Hear, hear.) The Bill was then read the third time, and passed. SLAVE TRADE. The Marquis of LANSDOWN rose, and said, that as the preseut was probably the last opportunny he should have during this Pediment of noticing a subject of extreme interest to the anise of hums. atty, and to the character of this countiy, namely. tae diabolical traffic which still desolated the cow* of Africa, he begged leaved to inquire 11 ste Noble Secretary fur Colonial Affairs, whether any definitive regulations had been adopted with re spect to the mixed Commission which had beeta appointed by the condoned Govern inetits of (rent Britain and Portugal, for the adjadication of se,. sels taken in the act of trading in slave. ' ther, in point of fact, any appoint._ made by the Government of Portugal, Commission was uow acting ? Earl BATHURST, after a short that its point of fact no person had by the Government of Portugal ' bah Commissioner on the coast of arrangement had been entered into guest. Government Iliat the rum-opproot Columba' er should be considered a vitc.rocy after an appointment matte quently that the Coitintowion. in pur. terms of the Treaty which contrail& eveut as a vocatscy unt filled' up, activity. The Marquis or LANSDOWN 111101. meat WAR extremely satisfactory, the Commission would prevent much and loss, from making compeusation gorse vessels which had been taken, necessity dismissed in coosequesce • ence of •jadicature to try them. tiou too was made upon a very fur the ships were often captured went of the voyage, while all the in good health, and no allowance Aare. wh,. intrartit had licett rtugul, arid if the ' interval. replied. id been nominated to join the Elig. of Africa. hut a‘ to with the -appoint Meta el a , red 111 the light it mole ;and cons. pup-mince ut lEr teoll/111Iell eucli .a war now w felt aid. that dossiers..o. as the ocri% it) of.' uch inconvenience aims to the okra. and were of • of the no...tarsi-4—s •„ This compeasaw ' uulair pnaciplr s Ist the tommassce- i be slaves were luta ice wall Wide her