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DLESSI Write as ober*. J. T. MAW BBAUMONT, Ilasagiug Director. Saturday, February 2, tier A New Moo Oily Magazine fur Young Persona On the let of Febrearg,lll22, will be published, elegantly printed oa be Paper, with a coloured Plate, sad several Wont cats, price la. id. No. I. of THE YOUTH'S LION I'HLY VISITOR, or Instrnetive tad Entertainiog Miscellany; amnia lug Recreation sad Armatemearia in Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Astronomy, Natural History, and Botany; lo ngtime said Improvemints; Philosophical Qureotion ; Masan an Cartons of different Hisses..; Rainer Life; Mani Tales; Biography; Practical Wisdom; Anecdotal; Poetry; kr. lee ; intended for the Moral and Literary Is provewseut of bolts Sears. London : reined fur filotewood, Neely, and Joan, Pater sesta ..rear. e s * The express object mad trademey of the Monthly Visitor, are to strew flowers over the thorny potshot fleinces to attract Toni) imperceptibly to the atiody of the various departments of knowledge which form the basis of • polite Education; to interest their feelings, while their matlea otaadiup are ltd./ruled ; and, above all, to protest them spinet the containinatioa di the false and speculative Phi losophy of the day. To them engaged in the superiatendence and educallos of youth, the Ileuttriy Visitor is especially recuaseodsd, as elievigg a coatinual incitement to the scasisitias of sinful knowledge, sod a store d recreative reading, which meow fail lappet's', to emast, and very such to instruct, the ping Pupil. road, ow Friday, the first day of Febauary next, at twelve o'clock at DO4llll. 4 JOSEPH TI3IPERON. " New Bermes, January 17." At twelve o'clock the High Sheriff mitered the Hall, fol. lowed by the Geodesists who signed the Itursisition. Three were alms resew the Marquis of Salithiery, Earl 4.1' Itridee water, Tiammet Quebecer, Sir J. Sebright (M.P. fir the Conuty), the Hue. Mr. Lamb (M.P. fur the County), Colonel Retrware, Am. Ate. The body of the room was ilkd by far men of elm most reapertable app. e. At • quarter pest twelve o'clock Mr. MEETKERKE tame forward and observed, that the precise period fixed for openieg the meNieg had already elapsed, he should therefore propose that t►e High Sheriff do lake the Chair. Mr. N. CALVERT said it was usual on such occasions to give an hoer 's law, • meetlug cathd fur twelve was under stood to be fixed fur ose o'clock. He hoped, therefore, that lime would be give• for the arrival of many geistlenwo who had delayed consisg under this impreesioe. A GENTLEMAN at the table observed, that at the hat Meeting the Chair was taken rather before the time Seed by the notice. Sir J SEBRIGHT hoped that the meeting would not al low themselves to get into any nsreeemary driciassion, and that above all things they would avoid ripping op obi grievances. On the optima of Mr. MEETK ERIC E. it was put and weird that the High Sheriff Mould take the Chair. The HIGH SHERIFF said that he had felt it his duty to emeeme this meeting in eoarequeure of hams( received • Reothistiiraii fur that purpose, which was ■anevos+ly and meet respectably "ivied. The object of the Meeting was to petition Parliament fur relief from the distresses me. der which the agricultural interest laboured, and he hoped that every Grotto's"' who sistirded Ike meeting had eosin with that view, sad with that view only I he hoped also that every Genii man who cause forward In deliver his semiiinenis should receive a fair mid impartial bearing. Lord DACRE rose and was received with loud and re. pealed cheers. His Lordship comnieoceil by obrierving, that the alarming /Isle a distress ceder which the agricul tural into laboured was such, that it was felt expedient to call this 'meeting of the swamis oud occupiers of land is that resety, is order to cressider the propriety of petition ing Parliament fur redress. Some Meade of hie (with a kind partiality, fur which, however awkwardly it might place him, he sincerely thsokell them), had requested him to open the proeudieg of the day. He slairold, i■ the Aral insimou, ice hit own wane and in that of the meet km, mons his hest thanks to their worthy High Sheriff, for the readier's wish which he had acceded to the wishes of the requisionisis. Having thus far completed a small portion of she ta•k which &volved upon hies, he could not help slat ing that he ruse with nisch difficulty, deliesey, ■od meekly upon this occasion.—(Hear.)—.He felt that Mr was about to ester upon • alibied of vast extent, and of t►e most vital importance; • subject which It was has dirty to lay es clearly as poseible before the Muting. In atiereptieg this, his feel legs of anxiety and delicacy arose fluor his knowing the ham mad warmth wish width he was in the habit of express ing himself upon political subjects, aid frequently with a striae' political ►ias. Three who keew him best, knew that It woe his practice. tepee all occasioue, to go direct to his objeeL If be wished to astrodome Parliasseiwary Reform (a msestion which he should upon every pauper twessiou sup. poet ern sound evuelitutlonal ptintiples), he should go at escisimi, t►at price* sioshlsiot vary more than two per trot., as gold did sit ear,. I. the mike. more than dist amount. His Lordship, sot wishing to differ from* man of Buck experience, rearmed elks( : so much for a thing which was apparently tree, bat practically false--(Hear, hear.) — The sect remedy proposed to relieve the farmer was cer tainly a hardy aosi:o simple one; it was oothiug more this' to depreciate the eirrreney of the country acain.—(No, —He eisufessed that be looked with muck alarm to any Elea sere of this hued. They had all mete the effects of that spi na, of paper currency, sad those who kers, him wield per haps recollect that h► anticipated those effects. There never was may Waimea" where a paper currency was introduced into a country, that is did **Libre the swam of affecting the interests of the whole country. A great cause of grievance was our erionotore debt, a debt increased considerably by the refers to cash payments. The moment the storm sub sided, the tide was chaag.d, the fonds were raised, sod the land. d proprietors became oppreimedt--all ►tease al. fermi ;—every thing fluctuated in virle, except taxa lion ;—that remained Axed end immureable.--(Hear, bear.)—.He should oppose soy retorts to • dtprecisted currency (whatever relief it might afford the farmer) as • system which was fraudulent in principle and a-oilmen is pr•etire.—(Hear, Isear).—Havirg said that every thing woo dose Si, raise the prices as far se • monopoly (whi r l, the C orn Hill at present was) could go, be now come to here other port of the question. The Noble Lord, after observing ibis it was • presents of taxation oily which peemoted the Eoglieb farmer from competing with foreign markets, said that he would sot go noinotely into the pressure felt from the vs. Riess taxes ; hot be felt it necessary to state, that every thing Is the shape of • potties operated to oppress the lead ed interests. For imamate, if • man wore shoes, he paid • puetuo• of t►e leather tax; if be war • labourer, or it is the workhouse the farmer equally contributed in wages in the owe case, and is poor's rates iu the tither, to pay this tan. It was so of beer, and assay other articled of con sacptims. It might be wird that ibis operated epos the sasaufarlarer also; but owe they to &char asking for relief from an oppressive hordes because ether persons would be relieved at the same time! H• would advocate the total repeal of the Malt Tax—(Neer, hear, beer) .—but lie knew that sassy Gentlemen were of opinion, that it would be mom expediess to repeal other taare. It was tree that other breaches of industry were oppressed as well as the farmer; bat t►e suissafactorer, for instance, could, if his basin's, was ooproductire, stop hie splicing 'machines, and avers to soother empluyineol ; but the farmer mast go on whether his bosoms, wan productive or ether. wise. It was tine ►e might turn of a portion, or perhaps all of his labourers, bet then he must mairstaio them in the workhouse. Salt, leather, tobacco, seer, sad candles, west neeemary lo the hoshaudmas, sod therefore all t•acs upon such articles lief. taxes spoil load. The Noble Lord bete read an estimate winch he had made opus the annual tams than which fell upon she labourer, supposing him to have a wife and fuer c►ildren. F.t► Beer (141allons), Excise Da Malt, Hops, and Beer • Salt (2411 g.) Mots (HI pelt) Cattilles (241 b ) Soap (121 b ) Tea (41b.) 0 12 0 Sager 3 10 0 Excise on Malt and flops foe Hui BM found by managed t isy .4 maer's .. that parish .. _ ..... Bs. 10.1.; is 1111111 it wasi69/. 8.. 4d. Let them look to the attest* of ib. ADA tax. 1• 1792 it was 116,4001; in 1821 it was foot 110401 one. Is 1792 the parish of Ashwell paid 1101. 7s. fur lbalt; this was the rattle of 132 quarters of barley; they dew paid 637/. fur malt, which was the price bf 764 quart lets of barley. Here was a difference in the quantity to be reteived to pay fur the accessary quantity of malt. His would next allude to the salt tax; there were 900 per. 11491111 in the perish of Ashwell; they paid (Ur salt lash year ItilL (all sold in sixpence worths.) Was sot this enough to ess „,, a " re ; o f men ?......(Hear, heir, hear.)--They paid fir soap 3W ; for candles 141.; is all the articles toge ther the paresis of Ashwell ides, paid 8161.; to pay which Oil quarters of barley must be raised by the farmer, with eat betiding one shilling of rout, one shilling of labour, we of lb. iuridental exproaes of the farmer. In fart, the Ismer was obliged at present to sell four or lee quarters of barley to übssio use quarter of malt. Bee let them look at the price of the article when beemos6.4 farmer wed sell tea or eleven qearters of barley 111 thi peseta.* of one quarter is porter. Was /.reams. wisideved at, after this that the money west se at of their pockets? The poor's nits also bore .1 exclusively lima land. The firmer paid lee stilliessr• year, while all the other bodies paid ugly two sellfismal among them (hear, hear, hear'). Bet why talk of sus tans "—when they last yetis asked for a resistant - of al per quarter, in the stilt duty, they were issoltagly. Mad that it would sot exceed • penny is • pot of porter, std therefore, that it could be of its us'. What mader was it that they were ruined, when they fused that wheat was lower now ago it was to 1792 (it was thee NIL Muss sow 4114.) while our taxes had iseressed f... tsl dose that period? Let them look for a moment to at =Mee is which the mosey was spat. Is 1792 our army amitowsi to 86,000 eau, and were supported at so expiate sil 2,300,0001. In 1811 the umnbers were 140,000, rid thud pease was 8,900,000/.—(Hear, hear.)—Hers they had that,' times the •uiuber of mea, sail fore times the espousal,- In 1792 the whole staff of the army rat 21,0001. In Het the 'mitoses of the Commander-in Chief alone snectested to 15,0001.; this was fur sae siagle iadividusl, who had a salary of HI guineas • day, which ogee war before discharged for Woe guineas a day. He should like to wee the lake of York supported like a Prince, but surely that eoold be done at a lees expense than 60.0001. or 60,0001. a year. Why, the .perish of hawell, tonsiitieg of farmers and lobasesoisak so he • Jeer to get a living, during whirl we., Not see of the Exchequer employed every devle• is lie • .pier to ovum he 1,0001 • year out of them ; arid Shia MID sot loot the Duke of Yolk wore limo lee days—Mmes.) awaits* it ate was a proper state of mimes '—(No, se!) Is fact, are were fifty parishes like Ashwell, all kitbag sight .ad thy to pay their one dummied ponds • year each, sag the D u k e of y.,, k swallowed it all—(Laud hash isg.)—He would ask whether a portion a thie earns,' might sot he saved,/ lie found also that they bed a less this 10,000 Halfispay Officers,. These assisted af rue who had fought an hada of their country, ad had surrud a portion of that Wooers conferred on the Hake of Walliegtoo Of these warn Daly 303 had bees takes into active service hilts' the last six years, while, during that period, 3,613 t roma sous of Gentlemen had bees put ewer the heads of Hasse brave cetera,,,, nod this at •• elliellat of 4,00 W. a week for the last four yeers.--(otess. ! shame!)—Was 1 thalami • proof of • lavish mad proillsgat• expesditure's-ss 1 1 (Ilighoset)—The seat item he could sot 'taloa, Omagh I eas t . some other Gestleman might. He head that overture it kw the last thirty yeses. The Hoe. Gesidemeo, alluding to the pesi•eworthy euertious of Mr. Hume, oh• anted, that that Gentleman divided the House 72 times last mutes motions fur retreechmeet (he was sorry he did stet nee the names of their county Members ufteeer is the divisloos). After a few other observations be concluded by moving a Resolution, praying a repeal of the duties es malt, iseelier, sale, beer, soap, and candles. Ur. A l-STON supported the Resolution. Lord DACRE aski , d, if the Resolution was meant as sit A meedeneoe to his Petition ? Mr. FORDHAM replied IN the affismstive. Ur. W. LAMB, M.P. for the County, its allusion to what had been said with respect to the Comity Members, observed, that he Never did, nor ever would, act coeusry to his judy went, whatever might be the wishes end feelings of his constituents. He account. d for his ahseace from Par liaaneist by 'willies', that he bad b e ta ill is tie tweeter fur a considerable time last year. He declared biewer,f as advocate for economy sod retrenchment, though to• ste several occasions disapproved of Mr. Humes 50111ns. bate we, however Wedustrioes, laborious, and perscwernig he thought that Genii. man, he cowIJ rot help observing that there was mute in the tone, spirit, and temper of has rpm). slaws, uf which lee (Mr. Lost.) disapproved (oeme doss?. erubstioe, mined with applause). &me observations I. ad bees made reepettisig the yeueuery. He had been a Cay. tats of yeeseastry fur some time, qgol though he had sow resigned, he had so objectionWii give any Gentlemen who called epee him a full se ' of the whole of M o . expenses of bus troop fro the per qj his joielug to his u p quitting it. He sho u ld alway s e ; the laureate of Ihe eli p coastitoeuts; but if in duty to himself lee. felt wringer, hi vote against them, be hoped they would du Ida lbe Jose.: to believe that be acted from a coosciestious feeling that I e was &tog his duty to khe cpsstry.—(Appleuee.)--He di. dared himself an advocate for ecosiony sod retreaclio•or, 04 far as either was practicable, sod be thought slot the best way of obtaining it was by a temperate, but lips epplicetio.i to Parliseiest. He had heard much about the estional debt; be hoped that there was sot is that coolly * man who would break faith with the public creditor. He had bees ao advocate of the war; bet whatever his opiodinir were, be knew that it was • *ewers struggle for those eegagvd in it, ey.'well as far the country. Bet wlesitmg he sektlit have Illitioght, he felt himself bound to bear hikpeeptotioe of the bordesis which it imposed De the coestry, me sere: to •bat SiIIIIIIiIOIII is society such loudest@ might redisie him —(Cheers.) Vorwoot CHANBORNE said he did eel uhtimi enter into the coustitutios of the House of 4in, Wiie totally sOcoosoeted with the subject; b a t k , whether, wall the preseet leember• were tur ned eel, sad a sew set selected epo• as amended principle, ewe weetd fist see 6110141 is price!--(A Person is the crime—. p er b. ps out immediately, bet it is likely diet . tears would he re, doced.")-11 wsuld le • dilicult thieg to • rodeo, ear polite establish/Beets; sod eves if• few thrums& were take, duns here sod there, they would be foetid too billies to &foul relief.—(Hisses )—They would mut, he was sure, make ie the aggregate, f 410,0001. The Noble Lord made seem* Ife.tbee obserratioss, but the main is the Hall prevented hifa4womi heard. Mr lORDHAU (brother to the Citailetuse of that same who moved the Riepletioe) condemned the rudest of Me. Lash iii refusing to go as far as Mr. Herne le fervor of ret tresschaient. Mr. LAMB begged the firtatiesesee perdloe. He its:il he could set sliver xenon Mr. Hass'a setieue, but it 4.d sec 7•.... 10 , „..,,2 • 5 , ,L . ...." 1 ".."‘ - / Tiro • . ~ - • .. • . - • . •7 , p• a „,, s i , -... - 7 IP , ' , • . - i ) o_ •_7 l e . 3,V t.r <A / ( / , r t,, :__ ,'-', • •0 1 Y . , NI . .1 ... %. 7 • • lk .. iV . . • *,,,, . *49 ‘1 . : 1 111/ t - • /2 ....• v „. • ~ • • ~. • ,i O 4 . ,4. 0441 • ..,. _. • . . t.,,,...04.„..„.„........:,,,,,,iiiiii.b:11:7;•••imr'`.1:: . sll4l". . l ir ' :' l l47•l f at al:r 114.4. 't , :‘ ' i '' of est:!orsel tat: sea tartan teet !d;reesedeted' • A t't.:. 7 " ~. w 'la I,i 1.. 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IS EVENING, MONDAY, Iffebetawrit d o . eonsidW •Of the distresses ' *bleb the Igrierlokriele ~., E COURT' of DIRECTORS do hereby . 11 , tiouswE, . aos of palatial . if possa,k a rmiiimil , . ,„ , • , 80 6111 1941 ., 1 114 , 80 , 11ffillosse . . ; ......orsips ve .7 .,... 0 111 0 .sedwv frievota) east the term no kW thou HOC a day his Meiesty's &remit will perform illonlellesee t s Tea. THE Notice, . t . _,_ ___ die I tar. _ . me 4 , . . . to . ~ ~.., 3 .. . . , ~, ... 11 41 That they sill matinee to remit say °moth, of the n nine a _ renere „...' L iw e tni should y a. te 11 e ,,,,. 11 ' Li e °, e • . ; ' ll • 1 '_,,_„„'''' 41 " 1 • . -- •"•""" r a" .--(Hear!)-Ise should like to keetersebot theollerra received, • - • :i.' 40 4 -N, t 1 "It 6 6 IA he • sever meld God that thw'privneee received • n !clerk far. ' .' . ' • . 1 • . 1 ray of . „. KING lILCHARD •TRE ?NERD. GOLD COIN of the Realm to asy of the Priecipal '' ele of t "e• `'"`' '-- We• s_ ---- - --e r''''' r '' &s • J P"' 1 ° 11. %WM 101.1filtes town lilds"-(Letwil laegiiieWediallen wee am annual delete ear ooh wholly removed, ha trust to their patience arid ; to rather more 1110011.6 d. 'per 119,1111118. he Ilse yeemestreOf that reset s whom did it Kin/ Hersey, Mr. Pope; Doke of GWYN& Me. Kees, Them of Beidesd and Wane, fitre et Eilentee,• Is theta , na _, The oath , it , seder which the istio r, rot, of Eschinthans„ Mr. e gu i rn, &XV igi e h aboa j, wit leen Noe 3,4)0W. on • application bait' mode le the ' ''' ell On ~ i i emit 6.601.11 it a reduellte of totiffiloillinee • p?-..llifor Mt pert he wild !new that the privates west the i • ow coops. Elisabeth, Qwwo 4 Ed war d lgsn, Chief Oehler prier to the lot Beni nut, sod the amouot interests lebound, mild he lea few word.; the ie. fist dllegillepotildteglildlldela the agrieettweists. 'ffte illikli. 4isfiy veleseseve in the earyie-.(Lawnignno.-He mist came • , previesetly *II lets the Ileskod 11ag...A. • • • Ildf l i4e7 bif the P ldw . 0 - t° "ire' Ike climes. •041 1 181111kheliffiemy the needs' of at la. . little Owes mid swesioso of Sir T. Illeitlawd, heather to ... :, Gee ) Lady Anse, Mrs. W• Wen. •rtir e of crUivation..-(Hew, heerrO .) - Aad he had 'mums.- hnuomeiplao4 waselar by Mat •Lisell Lemindrik; he hod 1,06 1 4. a year sine lilt, for eel- PAUL ' • After which the tibmiest Fmiertedepoug of IL BLS ; Iwer•tar7 ' Moe Is millet, that If the which mit existed wen misighthildmi be mei. Med ; Meer reedered in Cellos ;he had 5,0111111. • yeses, Gunner PAUL AND VIRGINIA. . to r"tlite mash hauliers Ill• ab l ib elltirat?'• a the 1 0 60 6 or chat sire. The Mabee Leeffilellishieel of Mahe to which plate*, may tensest le fooleries ;be A STONISHED Fislodrede of the Nobility and &w oa d - mi d brow o h .„„( oloa , , hanr f_ rerhops lit is • real, Madame Vemris • Alembre, Miss Cnsoloodt • Do. G oo " h a " ' h o op s aat tg a oh a r s altoro b at i ma a o w woos iio bere „mon fo . ismi in n,,,,kiel if the defillowilliell ides so ohms Iseednit that thelldllMid ems bed EMIL as Lord High Cousaissioner of the noise Inn*, . . misique, Mr. Lieu ; Clow. Tropic. Mr. Gatti.; Use As- • - espprosedeo the boded protonic'? ;11 woe nemilliffillisimp. ad MOW. fur staff venoms. line ma um had Ism:. ... w„,,a., Mr. Pesky. Yittl•ill, Ulm Porn i ' ketullni, Mies ide a nnel ni llin °lair TIGN of tall , ••- -"Erlca GIANT P•••• or alltiieliolls he al . lode reed- Nieto strictly posit' their isevasts were mind, they were**, to. • year, the produce of 15 isidestsi mbro a l isses risks, sort 041 1' ' Golan ; Mary, Mns. Bind. ( es, New Restertireet). Sena Feet POW teens Hi gh ; oily - s p ea k h'S.- wai what the aohihiraa mean dieltheeo wed thew men nose or fett neethee. . Ashusell, had he rpeetnit ill ear, hear).-who E ntim a t a d ie 1111 Years of Age, perfectly • preportiosed„ straight, smive " pow* ; o dd est ta cub pod. The serene to . farther obrienalims, he elmened ellet hteliteld isidrieseeptme maid cat a moment believe Wel'l9lo were we to he nhes of Me. Netk's l 4 tit the One& mid' grace4L lb le, .beysenl ell doubt o .the inn which he elleded aelarthe . elllaelli•••••rtin en* to !bona Pellibm to r~ euresseed.so Ihuheiesellaillefthis ease" " eli holep down -*1 • patient mat'aref illg e Of the Theatre. nookboos. of swia ems is strattaw a 'ta w k a o , at ffiss in all Estop,. , . Tim" .t, Yee • libtren• Me ered or :Petition he did sot pont sot the redlteMere an* , reememph hoe Wipes mid Ghat tbey-werW . . f w , ~ Aeolttereee, Ohe WU". twat Sod of Nu Tess, for' ehe AfliailloPosel VI tie In i w r• 1 ri-1..t.1ae5..010641111.44116,"it5mie5641, - • Gffilkellneeetherosaktom ahnompenditsse" a. tp.. ft s 'OllO Ns Yvm II ii Ilerre brine", 00 thy ORMOIMIPIWP 71 ‘ 267811 ‘ bilatille 7 i&lFT*lrbn `' k • -. -i firtlia , ; L ififfifY ii A D art w i t h the Goverensetto she privy . dell the • war was I re, they ilia; sod perhaps for' dole" so they 01991 be • . . . se, liner, wee POllll, bit Setif those elpollllll4 were paid, the simply 'Dili Ili 11 of 1 liill H Y 11119 . JESSAMINE PLANTS, AND TUBEROSE t a w email NI, and ow e d awl to ply any rabc _o f r ar.) _ shipen e ctod i ny ° onp„ ° r ow a ; , ;( 10. 1• J i • o la t:n oo l , ) - ' 7 1 4 6-11 . 14 •••••••I they had as be t uer g w r e . Zane •iid lif l al ll ' l l :tele dung ' s i b : " fl i sti l Wali 0 11 11 =10 1 ; * =7 01 .. ' Mr. • Eitan aad . - Ci ralt a is Mr. • enure Omer; Dirodemesa, ■NIL W. Weep-with Paul bad Vi- fill N sint :•_ In speakiug of the rectmity of • ehoweersiing . pein to the its the Country would unite wpm this occupies, hie In did se Ammons which that Gettlases, who had received WY and Gentry are most re • PecifellY farmer, he 'Lobed to guard himself ',nest say idea of wish. est burette to declare, that without their netted esertieus, se mother she public mosey, dared net to h e mode any gins. infsnA • Choice ASSORTMENT of the above log to keep up rest ere high pnces There was not • shier the f ro a m where else but is Parliareent.-(Hear, bear, hear.)- at • uiThundiy, Th e Pirate - al l " n taldt wil l las P r•deasni pgAllVllmeelsen arrived, in the head roaduion at JOHN ; o f hLi • f or hh a id h a hh o Th. • "l o be mimed-(Cheere) iota see • t eg either rlnw st said or w t e t sell. following renters me thee read 1-• respect to the army, lord Grenville said, in 1816, that E me, Comooly, called Love in Humble Lih: the printed i agd AOPur Old Italian Wareheas:, Ne. 167, The "intim was sot now between the land owner and ' hey Minister who otreld magnate the support of mph • mill- •by Mr. Elision, Mr. leigheithoil Miss S. IWO r ensa l li ffi r l mese , of the savoy sopa), Leo " . " The Humble Petition of the ender I end 01111404 aid oteupier, the questioe was, whether the whole of the lauds •g n - - - tory establishmen must intend to overture the Connie- The Coronation. Ono piers of Laud in the County of Herta, Ou Friday Macbeth t Maas*, Mr. Besse Lire VMS. TO THE PUBLIC of England were to be trarsferred to other holders..-(Neer.) lion: this was aid by • men who was not a Radiral. Let But nen if this mister could take place, and that culti. ow l Ithe ib r ami lb- oo l i d at on y• p u ira r P il et pleil itio^Za liess ate . e• y ffZi , elt p il ei lltdr itio r ec t t h e m aow NA to the my. l a 1792 the wavy mat t h e mom. both, Miss lillatistuo. 5•1`1.. M BISH 1144111 g advertised the Scheme of the ration meld still go em, he for on would moue Wore he se et euetneratiou of the several causes which Oe Saturday, first time, • New Pathetic DOM, MORIN T try 1,000,000?„ in 1911 It cost the country 6,500,0001. We • State Lottery at knob, begs leave to submit to his proposed soy to 'invest niche change; for it woof "et a _ enti , „ Awn had new a member of ships greater them the whole world 1 .1 sete. -. h e * Pawls, the Pobik, its principal rewires, sled looks little snomest, is • financial pewit of view, whether lauds were i "" io : . sus uir aa __Y en c ti loo i n r e t . h tr i ou re allt,_ l , l rin ,, tr• Honourable. P r t a ntelll . I •••diwi- could his' weal es. sad yet we weal in building. Whet THEATRMROYA L, COrENT.GAMMIN. fortard to • very extern's sale, as It appear, to be eel- transferred or 0111, so long as they (twinned productive.- tn t ' after 177varion Hurt ind m io lu ns i tr y f . prie n es " wh u ich bi t e hn Ho lt u avie oa trie r e nt ld w idw assons t Alee „ l a hl o g n p tit io il a tit th o s f . a ,r th ' t yftsr, bstraegittitr venially approved. It tourists of only 10,000 Tockets, to be But the mischief was, that melees some eSeient remedy was T HIS EVENING. MONDAY, February 4, draws is Four Days. . proposed, thin " safer mom go on; there most be a aeries of expevienced, the eneulaiing medium her been filially settled possible that he might have • farm in mew or tee peers tiso ' will be acted the Opera A li begin Mils of THIS MONTH. transfers frost bolder to holder, and this would have she , •11•• • • Ir d_t eut lib " bears severely 0 0 84 the arklallseal Stich wag the c with our MisSien at menet, they bodt THE EXILE. There are Five flll,OllO Mosey Prises. effect of ruining the happiaess of the people., of ruining the ili t illeta ., "' w s t : e°•ti l r 7...__, ships sow beaten it dose ot impossible that they might be COMM Ilkick (the Exile), Mr. Kgeetee; °oversee of Si- There are fteiready other Mosey Capitals. cosatry , and of lawering us in th e eyes of Europe. The - a °lir 'etmtnter• su bmi t to your ff°""rable House, th at involved is a war at some future period. When daring th e the di n t effect of the system thin adopted has bees the • her* Mr.W. Faun ; Baron A Ittrailuff, Mr. Meadows ; Count There are 6,610 ether Mosey Prises. price of grain depended open the qnewity produced, as well war we bad 120,000 seamen, we had seem Lords el the Ad- 1 Calmer, Mr. Durreet ; Dann, Mr. Toms; Welsien, Mr. There are out Two B'soks to On Prise. as upon the meow of the eirculatisor medium. For the ties wilder whi ch t hey Empresslaboured;as ate. that • aan t arri h at at p . n . s , t h at wa h a d es! IMMO grime , hare, Patieit; Katherioe, Mrs. Taman ; Means, Mrs. Every Ticket will be drawn singly. does reisedin were proposed. Ose was a monopoly of reeve, reeectio• of the prices of all ankles used and row how many Lards of 11,,, present , h a d wa ! oh . mare a i m! ! sewed lay labourers is agriculture, in souse degree cone., Cbillseley. Each Ticket decides its own Fate, end so ether, the home asarket ; (they had 4 perfect mosopely by She spindle' to the redeemed prices of the nroducis of the nit_ There was • First lord of the Admiralty at 5,0001. sear, There are £lOO,OOO all Money Prises. existing Cure Laws, though sany were dissatisfied meld metribnie to their "relief thy canon but e-Weria--- sal ; S A Mi dm il i i ri l l et ty h"li st 3 : 000 t I r . a.y.male, and S a lmf a oc e o w a d as e o ll o g r kc e t a r r e y ta a r t y l t ,6oo ° th Z • inedkerml Public Entry of she Empties Eliseheth, and The very Arm I'Mas dram must be fto,ooo Mesey. with those laws, sad wished in preference fur • high "Jew Isterliee of the Cethedral of elosomer is wheels the Nearly 20 other Capitals may be expeeeed First Dey. protecting dulr•prr core.--(The Noble Lord WU here in. en ' s- - -li d ers t ex P er . tlthr• that y our Nnita•rahle 11 • 6 " will take a.year ; there was a Clerk at 1,1001. a-year, and in addition CORONATION of ELIZABETH is performed in tbe Tickets and Shares are selling by BISH, 4, Grabill, and ferrupted by the "omen of the Marquis of Salisbury , Lord into its onised ied ust: Insiderei ion the expediency of adopting to this they hid all houses to live io and other peopled's. *aid Petriesub. mod his assisting IDigsitaries„ 9, Charing.creas, Leedom; and by his Agents lathe Gantry . Vocals") and Viseeeet Cruebortiej-After a few minutes "ten° plus of e ' taxation, which shall sellere the PP' What were all these ewe waisted for? They were not wasted Ili imetelede with (34th time), • new Protonsiene sailed ••• le the hewn Lottery there are 75 Capitals, beteg he proceeded. Such • preteens' duty would be e-rksa ; for lotion of the couotry from shore taxes which more iminedi. , for the Navy-they were mot wanted for the Admiralty- HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER BUNCH ; considerably more thaw desibk the number the last cartained, eves should a protecting defy of des per quarter be impose nt•I Y °feet th• r ice of labour, and which, . reure g itell 'h b u t they were wanted is she House of Commons -(Cheers.) ref: to an oppresetve degree the costs of cultivation. Or, THE YELLOW DWARF. as that possessed ugly 33-oet of which MN shared awl end, still, according to the reterne of conliseutal price. made may were wanted to vote fur say lax, however uppers- lbw of the Gold Miner Wien/nth Harlequin), Mr. Ella:; mild ,early half, as be and his Ageets distributed no less to Parliament the Session before last, each a duly would not Your Petition"' bug to Beware your Honourable House, sive; for any Gaggiag Bill, however iefaimes.-/Cheers )- , • ' esimes Pig (afterwards Harleinie's Lmerney), Mr. Ili Oti- thee Fitters!!! have kept out &rents core. Net at present the Pettish far. thati °lles° alleti°°le and talatediate relief he afford" s° she le ract, half the public money was spew is uplolding of- Wenn and occupiers o f laid, they eationt but couteniplste midi; Mother Bunch (th e b,,,, t Fairy), Master Ling- thet The Price of Stocks is affixed knurly against DISH'S mer had • complete inosopoly under 00e.; was it tote ex- ' Ices which gave Ministers power and patronage. He next Iturell; Yellow Dwarf (afterwards Clown), Mr. Grimaldi. Offiee in Contlell, by which the Public may we the ilectaa. peeled that it meld rise to that price soder the present state the total destrartion of their property, being menaced that adverted to the Colonies the farm. which we lieM tor used ' lie Princes All-Fair (afterwards Coluselrin), Miss E. Den. Holm the rights by which they bold the propert y are ,,,,___ lir j ••• • •• seldom visited. The C:rpe of Good Hope, which, under ' nett; the Once of Golcorada (afterwards Patentees), Mr. - CIS '''' a' •eu ''' '" lbi "" M i P'''S`" l "4:: the Government of she Dutch, sepported itself, coat shoe , Banes. bow it could be expected that prices would rise biglwr sow lemon I. the State, your Petitioners me de it the j sod equity of your Nurturable House, to afford them _equal casein in 1821, fur the Governor of that colony, 10,0001. • A Wean Box may be had for the senon, or nightly, of AGRICULTURAL DISI'RILCS. than they were before she restriction took place. The circa- year, with • Colonial Sr erelary 3,500 f., en A•sinant . maw" esti hellos. You Pew(' latieg Olfdillill was now about what it ass shortly before the I • P e• r • -tune " therefore pray taut crwary 1,6001, and • Private Secretary at MO/.•; there Me, Braudosi a at the Box. Office. Illexes,7e.• Seeped Pries, 3e-lid.-Fie,,Se. SA.; forced • COUNTY OF HERTFORD MEErNp.,,... , , . Restriction Act. According to • nictitation of the late lord the peneere of their laxaties maybe mitigated, and that thee may receive that relief to which they consider them- were also thine's constables at 3001, sad he fused that • Peke, Ise-Gallery, Is.; Sefosd ptiee - E •bs.-.4lpper Got. Liverpool, the' eireelaties tardier', • short time b e f ore the they al so had a Cleancelbw et the Exchequer there l ea h iss , • ..-.-..seine swjestly entitled. had your Pelitlesers,"ke. restrictioe. was 30. 0 00,800/ We bad al 20 • 01)0,0001.sad be had eh" his Doug 2,0601. e.year asd rewards. io Ing, le.; Snood Prier, - 54. A Ideelleg a the Loodholdires nod Fanners mllliteree‘si of ass about , nottnes of P eelle !'" ' This was Mr. le agereoN seconded th e p o titi an ,• oddities to all this, be fogad that the ieramous spy, Oliver. ' Harlequis sad Miteber•Bstels 081 he reread Thesentett, bald at the Shire Hall, Wh coeseqoeses of titieWmriett Rio "Pee afloat , i ' steet 7 ell f" . • • Mr. 941111DHAM said the nose of the distresses mire ;• sew the eketdat ei medium of 1193. Now Mee could it be • who had deleded sad goaded the people lulu pitied rebel- Waleesday, sod Therein. . mishit* having bees Kneeled too she High Igniff, J. Tim- onontisit thei riff woos pew higher „ wows; the y wen a whiehellary lblentred was totally Moen oibk. Cavemen's,. Boa—that eves that wretch was provided at the Cape of Tu-seorrow and Timeredey, the Play er TIM' Timapset.• Prams SIR a•"' • , thaT - peviter . ; Awl If tide mold an be 'spiked. west kas .......,_........" .41117 ,,t gived thof___Pe„,_„„,tee of ea rs, stilt „,_ k° ,P.L I L /Ilit ig„ . ' l b° Gnat Hope, with a salary a/ 3001 . • yeee.-(ffisesse.)-The . . - . 40. 0. ry we i4. an y oede olho e, eg irte s T i n ir o s aeduripie of V iiiii eto••• irsiwire 4.. istoi t i v i‘peigegj. oregoem an goo WI peens AD /0 8 luso hi aped shisteseb a • ebee mead lehe phew as to ''''''''''''' ••••ell t sme, ""'''''""` •""`""' "` "'a ''' "n• P s i' worthy Gentleman next adverted to India, and observed, that , ea • • flit el' the Owens sod Ocinspiers of Lai d in the so., the i o rarsi o ww , o r ' o a t" that they ought 10 adhere sissies doehinents to prove that this was the case. He in- he found the personscooneeted with that mutat', si II • - Priecess Navarre (Sou thee), Mies Halimele. County tor Howie fur the purpose of takieg into menders. to•-ihe Corm Eil c., Ey any slums to stor that Bin they feuded to conclude by moving • Resolution expressive of fined in the nuke of Ministers. The Hon. Gent. snit cur,. On eat gutsy, Shskspeare's Comedy of Errors, with Brollies haws Hie propriety of Politionime Parliament epos the AO- w o uld ro o k more thee they could possibly pla by the &herniae. their distress, and calling Are • repeal of the duties us ash, ,_, "toted. pon a still rrmansieg arm a army in the House . . sod Sister. cultural Distresses of the Country. The present disunion were caned mainly by the return to a lia i t „L hee , r _,,,' tent,_,,,__her•e°_,al'und can d les. _, Thi ,, wou L d aLTU:d relief of Common. He found that there were there Shy -two Mem- .1 A sew Opera, called Mootrose, se Th. °tilde's of the (Signed)- lord Deere, N. Calvert, Sir Cullieg Smith, sound sad wholesome ionalliie currency. le making these "'""` at "'""' - '"' -- " wnill a ' .''''' "-"e„nni t he best °Waa l ben, •ho received 162,0001. a year.-(A person in the crowd, Slist, is in rehearsal, sad will be pranced early in the es- W. Baker, D. Gites,.W. Heil, joss. A. Illeetkerte, W. Wilt- observation, he begged to elate that be dreaded adhering to of restraining the lavish , profligate, sae unnecessary etre. ~ For dolor what '') -1 answer, for voting thick sad thin shag week. shire, W Dew, J. Camases Rowland Alston, Thomas Da. diner of she co unt ry. He had in his ossenioo an u s- • any fitted system of political ecesenty. The thing might be , , - Pwith Ministers. He appealed to those Members armed him - , melt, Thomas Lloyd, Thot . rias Newcombe, John E. Cooke, . good to theory, but if was 'January is practice. He would emelt or the poor-rates 1140 other 142141 levied upon 84111111 w h et ", i t was " t a e ar l, th a t these to im a t or t a t h u l l was ' COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, W. Riese/in, H. Casein, W. Ron, Thomas Gregg, Seeenel otoot i o ,„ 0 „ a i miam id ben which would rattling what perishes in the three adjoin's' counties. In wee perish the poor's rate was in 1792, 374/ , last year it iion 1,786 f , autl obliged to Weed nightly is their plates, sad whether, if the y REGENTOTREET, IaICCADtLLY. Adams, Jobe Cater. (ho. Mickley, W. Flack, W. Heard, be bad just Isidate monida. When Mr Peel's Bill was went oat to dimmer, a roomer was sot kept is A N ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of C. Twee°, now Eimptoo, Wm. TI/Cllll, Thns_. MM. Digs, W. Cater, W. H. 'elide, H. H Foible, jos." Jarb° 6o l under discessioa i• the House of Commune, a gentleman Ibis ' tar it nu likel y t° be a mi " mill . If the r koka• o to call them back, In the event o f p a a ao p ecto i fur whore be entertained the highest possible admiration, to the P nur's rates the y would dud them hrs./vale ha pro ' division of tae House ?-(Lsogiting)-sed yet this was ... 1111. the PROPRIETORS will be betides as above, crii swo _ port .c ios had tr om oth a er . tales . . Is several parishes the poor's • To this Releisitios the Sheriff relented the followleg As. respect , an d . affretion-a thane who was a must see (unread, sad the oilier tans in the same the seat the) were not to teach ' If any attem was • . THURSDAY, the 14th intent. The Choir will bit takes at seer:- powerful writer upon Inane, a wonderful calculator, un mule to point sot such grievance s . the ery voia- P +i Yon On ()Thick precisely. ties. lo she pariah of Ashwell the your's rates were "Is persuanee of the above R. quisitioa 1 have appointed and uue of the grnatem a r guers he had ever beard, lie rx r mean to evertor, the Coostitutiou ;" and this was mid by e and the Innis better managed t h an iu mauy others. In lonsedistely after the aforesaid Reeling there will be • a Meeting to be held at the Shire Hall, ia she town of Hert- meant Mr. Ricardo; that geollemaa observed upon that ,„,..,• .set of .8.. who had Wen stains their hest endeavours to COUNTY MEETING of the PROPRIETORS in MlD- ill MIRY Ilamlal..• a• 2,1••••••• ford, oo Friday, the lint day of Rinser, sexy, at twelve occasion, that prices could sot van more than two per ff" t he P"" rule ii. that parish imam 30 / lit.• lad.; i• ......r.... ir f... th. 1••• 11.;.t......• Ti.. u..— •-•—• _ ,O . 1 n ii: : , HUDSON'S TOOTH-POWDER ♦ND TINCTURE. - - - E above Discoveries, if' attended to, will IL effectually supersede the necessity of • Demist. They me sere remedies for all Disorder, of the Mouth; they lot merely cleanse and beautify the Teeth, but preserve them from decay to the latest period of life; they are as amhdete fur Gum Boils, Swelled Face, and the Tooth-aeh ; the remove the Scurvy from the Grams, Itemise them Si., and via healthy rednesa ; they iatillibly arrest the progress of Cartes is Teeth, refresh tire mouth, and sweeter, the breath; the: both possess she same virtues, and may he weed alums at 'Whet, hoe the Tiacture sets more speedy in ramming hose Teeth, removing the Storey, Sic. and it is as infallible taniy for the Tout Is-ach,. mod reveals a relapse ; they are so Prfretly istmeent, that a child may take the coatroom of a I's the Powder, and the Timeline is as excellent St.- i ntik. Price 20.9 d. each. Abe, HUDSON'S TOOTH BRUSHES, in Sets of Throe, "Hie as wriestilic principles, price 3s. and is Ivory 7..11d. The fallowing Actors are appointed:—Mr. aikimarns , v ,° 11411 " 1 * Aral), 44, Gerrartstreet, Soho-square ; Gattie, boll Siege, 35, Bond•street ; Sanger, 150, thfus &street ; "visent,,. MI, and Taite, 41, Crnhill ; Edward., St. Paul's ,r"th-yard ; Barclays Fleet-market ; sod most Medichre " 1 " 1 “ , sad Perfumers: 2 411 .--Am mi s t a k es b are ar i ses to t h e pu bli c respecting this r 44 i ln etershipof the ab ove ar ti c k s , th ey are rea p ee tf u lly 4 . 1 that Mr. Hudson, Chemist, 57, Haymarket, has ma "teem with them, .or is any genuine without the wholesale "os sad address, 44, Gerrard.atreel, Sobo-ollotre r oloon,is printed diattuct on ibis label. ilw; wish far e %freers eats afi' 116:5 is§ fietvagg. mooed he Wei eerie 11. int &111 OWL. ii. Lai S IP CORK. I lei • Of • F 4 LAY. ire 7. ore, .. C. irks Set. K..- m a sm.- le• 10 0 offew is welt orhoui. rear* or •sue Ito, the 1 ylege• ly Labe OA" of t lain, ma elats , whole