The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1820-05-15 00:00:00

- ... . - ... '. . . i N' -la ( ...--• ' • J._ t I' -.- . l 1/4 %.. • -' fr‘7)e,y'''' •,,,. . 6", .'.. . :;.•• V 4 .. • - \ .1;\'•: 1 . . / -• . . . . ......-- . ( 4V ~. . • , _ _:, , _ ~ ........._.........,................, NUMBER 5441. LON 110 N , M 0 % I)A Y, MAY 15, 1820 ... . - "um ..._ i Im _____=.x_____. THEATRE-ROYAL, L, DRURT-LAN N. $Y PERMISSION OF THE .LORD ell A M BER I.A4N• CENOTA I'll to the NlEllOlll' of Bee Itiqol , 7!"6 tie, ore P"bh•P T his Majesty's Servants will pmform the Tragedy of MR. W 1113 (late HiS EVENING, MONDAY. May 15. THKA rttE ROYAL, HAY3II4tIKE L. Eof llictiness mC e late t•RINcESS H AM! ) rTIF:.-as V t !is! 'no-noir, novel, WI areal an 6411•705 k Ilail.llefli ranted upon this sohkart. and RULES 10. P KING LEAH. IVA Covent Gard Il cu, asessrket, and last Reason 4.r 11141" IlituthelitePrill of ilk me.P.lblor Mt"' ".011 be )el 0 up from sly Log Leer. Me X r ; Duke of Parcoudy, Mr. M/Keon; Viiillls 11 lig/W.IPM). with the mom rearm, mail d. feresea l wink 4,f time, Mr. WYATT thinks that-She EXIIIIIII lON MiIkIDAMS. Lei: et l'oreetill. Mr. /'crates: Doke of Alhonv, Mr. begs leave to ampsaint his Flies,d, munl she p.„6,„. .6., hie iof Pie MONUMENTAL 11SROUP will he gratifying to. inn Printed C.,.. •31,,,,anarur • Fes IIC. ' 113 e Ii I f Knot, LAST HEN KEIT. al this Theatre, w.ll take tr.,. ir THIS Public; lte thin fore logulo inform them that it is NOW No. AO, High , .-s o .I, I.lVlr. 5 c .. so. ; „sr .4 Mr. Pune; Edgar, slr Ca-; Esimissol, Si' (I ki ....rd. Gnawed, 1 EVENING, May ly, vial, slit be pr..,,,,i.,1 iiiv armored,,nred OPEN in their views, at•lft. Fleariesta-street, Caveudiats. -- ' 0181. Glover; Regan, Mrs. Egerton ; eurdelia, Mrs. M'. Cooed, ‘f , . aspeare-Arlinminuee, Ova Shilletic, West. . TIM /I IV I.S. A IF The Part of Sir Lewitt, 1/"Trictrr by Me. 55%-I,l'.- "Ito, in.. VT it. t; LoV EH'S EX(' I 111 T lON of oi I, all. C After which (.'J line. 1, a new Mosieti Drams. in two Acta, called tht COUSIN dllse evesuog, sill mug the following new Irish ' VII alit WATER CllO., 1.(11.;R PAIN:I'I..S(N 15 NOW !1L'517 THE LA DY AN I) THE DEVIL. aueass-" frisli Mewls are the lie.u.• (or the Lad r ies;" Gl'N. et 41". Ores/ Mallmts, In. old Bond wed, App.- “..tomerreti Dettat;._ and .4%l'hr Item of Ilailybriggin;" "St bite b•sif,tsi slit, is (rule H" oI sill Desk • Mahler. Mr. Elliston; Arcing, Mr. Harley; Signor 11r. rattle* was a tolitteinisa, sad came toms Meerut People. Admittance Is.-Caisli.yor 1101. rr feel. Mr. Gantt ; Claisaliarr, Mr. B d. Eephyrius, Ms.. (written fur him by ass Irish Barrister); the admired Iri•Li Air . .. to Kelly ; Negessabo, Mrs. Bland. i called " Druniaseirm, or the Poor Imbue stir Lamentat run for t /WINE GALLERY of the CIIEV ALI Ell ' The Doors will be opened at Half-past fAx o'Clock; the I the Los.of bi. Black Coe, ;" "Thad', O'firisdy's Illsweelvry of 1.1 ISA 13E1', cmiinirim his much admired and extensive Performance will consms•oce precisely at Seven. hit HiSollehiSl4l riiiiiiiiire• lerViiiiie IV bis marriage to suit Collection of lii.TwitcAl. DESIGNS, PORTRAIT& Boxer 75.; Serous' Price 3.. &1.-Pit 3s. 6J. ; Second Mum lisdily O'Reilly" (wrdlett for loon by an Irish Harrialle); sod LAN INCA PE", is NOW OPEN at No. 61, Pal' Price 2a.-Lower Gallery 25.; Second Price 15..-. Upper the Geottrae sew Sara, at song 1., Mr. Webb at Vauxhall mall (two doors from l(pUllkilasa lumitutiou). Gallery Ir.. ' Second Prier 6d. Ism FASIBAdvh, SPOOL 111,41 .16.1111 ewilusaiii.tie applause, iralled The Artist, isi iuvoitst,phe anent' of the Amoco, The 13111104kee will be open fro. Elmo faro" team& w A,,,,,ha Postal ,row . stw... IbVtai • ii pC haul ha arahaalli Ilhaliabe Arts to Mil IftneWlrega tense So aoltelleell 0' -.-Planes to Mlabel. of Wit.llintinett. be IluskArerw ,--, ..„,,4 ii,-et-„!. is Siv 1001,11r41 the Gallery shell remain open long, To-morrow, The Devil's Bridge, with The Lady and the . At Iblesol of the Play, • Comit Irish Doel, called, "Ted. the noddle of the enamor!: Month. The Pictures e Devil. rev and Natal'," by Mr Webs mid Mrs, ioncs (aa sung by tomato• have bent creamy Ado ilea on Me Coull oo Wedneaday, King Lest, with The Lady and the Devil. I Mr. Webb auil MISS Tiiiiiiisil al Vauxhall Garden.; rum- t the Porlientsare Or the insist diroingai.bed Be, Qu Whit Monday a new Traces'', ,entitled Volinitil, or pesnral by Mr. Parry; and she eulseired Nonce, rine,' most 01. hair.%Tibial y and Political Chaeari The Fall of the Decemvirl, in which Mr. Kean will sustain '' The Walcrlou Mau," be Mr. Welber; lied " When the figured in she ereniful history ..f in...l.•rn time the principal character. Sails were unfurled," by Mr. Thorne. Admilistrce, (toe Shilling; Cataloguer, - .... After whirl., the popular Fence of TR' E. 4 Tit E- RO Y A 1, L, ~,. ENT-GA SID EN. . THE REVIEW; OR, THE WAGS OF WINDSOR. Q fell.S RE 11OV A 1..---RW THIS EVENING, ?lON 1) Alt . Al.y 15. The last of Looney 31. Twi•lter, by Mr. Webb. 1...Z1 VISTIBIN. retnored to No. 7, • will be acted, 16th time, • new Musical Romance, Dow. to 1., „re,..„.1 as six, eau ~ she EerfurasauCe to begin garden, permit, for Ladies sorpecrior called precise!, at Seven u*Cl.4l. in DIZE.SI nu.' Vl' ASIIING CD HENRI QUATHE ; Tickets and Placer far the Buses to be had of Mr. Webb, adapt. .I 1,, the variorums of deur Or, PARIS IN TIIE OLDEN TIME. 5, Chasloilederrace, N.. Cut, peer the Coburg Theatre, I fit with decision, Orminre, sad ft Henri, Mr. Maenads ; Sully, Mr. Egos ton ; G.-vent D"d W. Limbeth-rnar.li ; and a Mr. Mastiogham, at the Box Office I the sbao rectify re ify prukctiug sh.e 10014. Mr. Fawcett ;En gene de Roam, Str. C Kemble ; Fre- of she Theatre. nests in the back, presets. spina/ der.uk St. Leon, Mr. Al boil ; O'D• . I, Mr. J Johnstone Buse., 6. -Pit, 3. -Gallery, es -Upper Gallery, Is. port mid cure of persons au,. (*lii is esizagcd at this 'theatre); Monatache, Mr. Emery; I II elf Prier, Boxes, 3e. - Pit, 2:.-Gal!. ry, Is.-Upper Gal. appear per f. city straight, ler GfrVaill, Mr. I/mullet; Jorrisse, Mr. Liston ; Pinceau, Mr. 1 'cry, 6d. dose, or pressure. The tr F Blanchard. Florence St Leon, rn, M.. B shop; Clotilde de bm it puy without tontine it.ron..ll.‘s BrUlliOn ; Loniassn, Mies 3.1 Tree, after accouelreinent, are 1 Ails r which. 18th time, a new Pantomime, called N/IDDLEsr.X• far superiur to lame Si DARLEQUIN AND CIN DF.1iE1.1.4 ; A T the GENEI{AI. QU A UT F.R SESSION nese or ettlarzetn-iii, Or, TH E LITTLE Gi.AsS SLIPPER. CIL of the PEACE of our 1.40.1 the Role, hol.leo in sad I cuisatey ladies WM fur the County of All 0 DI.F.sEX. at 11..- 5 ...soss Howse fur Prince 44,10 re (after ward,. Ilarli,.inin), ltlr Eller; Baron P..uipts.iiii (sites wards Easily! ~,,,, \, 31r. flames; the Bs- the said C.,oraly .by aoj..usrouniresi ),, an 1 iIU ENDAY. the Oils I iii, lc I I sit run:.. Poilli.:111 (afterward Clovriil Si.. Grimaldi; Pe , day of May, is. the lissi ye.ll. of Ilse lir Iga of our Severeign 1,1 cons Lord Geurge she ("mush by Ike Grace of God, of the %frig" I...,nig.frihk• , Ain rnardi Darolmi), Mr. Norman. Cut. • United Kuser/run a Guess. Britain and Ireland. Kane, Ille tbe following dwells (afters arils Columbine), M us J. Scutt. fender of the Faith, before Francis Curtsy, Edmund Cut. more ihan b : Sox a 75.; S. rond Price 34. 6.1-Pit 3s. 6.1.; Second s.ooll astray , 'dr" Pram 2n.-Lower Gallery 25.; Second Price 112 pper Gal twill, Samuel Pio kis, 11,chsrd Holmor, Eisores. and , s.- otlirm Ihrir FOlovn, Justices of our tonal Lund the King. ""*" lay is; &cowl Price. 6J. yard to assigned to keep the Peace in the Comity afo 41 resa.; and 1 's A Private il,tir easy Ise had for the season, or nightly, of ale In bear and determine divers FelliiiirS, Tfrip4SitS, and ' "Ci 7 Mr. Rs arlun,..at the Box office. 2s th other Mirdemen ~,,, 9, ensnmitted in the same County. t To morrow, Henri goitre, with Midas. tear In pursuance aro Art of Parliament, mole aiid pasted Ca, Ai,. Milo, .4y will be torodm ed. first time, anew Tea in th , , r shot.•• nib year of the reign of hi, Isle Majeary, en. e fed!, call. d Ihrginstos, of Tit, Liberation of Rome. mailed " An Act us...op...err the Magistrates Omen' mess. I 0.. Thurolay will he pi ...lured. 11,..1 time, a sew 31nsical h. oned to settle and tegliiate the wages of 'imam' employed Drama, In two act., rani d The Battle of Bothwell Brig. in the Silk Manufacture within their respective jurisilie. - - - IHR.I'INE ROYAL, ENG I.lSli OPERA-HOUSE, the thirty-armors' year of the reign of his late Majesty, r STE AN It, Waled '• An At t for extending the provbieses °fan Act in LAST THREE WEEKS. in tbr thirteenth year of floe rerms of Isie preaent Ma' IN rroisecito her of t 1,. 44,phi...a ~,,, aof numerous entitoird 'An Act to empower the Magistratr• lb. eels r..i:;,.. of Mink and Fashion, SIR MATHEWS will turned to ar.Ve and regulate she wages art personate be AT 11051 E thus present MONDAY, May IS, 1920, and in the Silk Manufacture within their re•tirctive 1.. to al the eminently successful Entestmnineuts of Last Boos: to Manufactories of Silk ruined with other lamasurs, and for the mane fffeetual paahhnsent of flow .111 E TRIP to PARIS, with LA DILIGENCE. center* in Silk, purloined and einbtuled by per, On Thor...day next, MY COUNTRY COUSINS, with in the m•sonfacture Moor of;' SOW *ISO as cr the CHRISTMAS Al' BRIGHTON. of Parliaineot, wrote and passed in ihr On Sateirday (heitig Whitson Eve) there will he _no of the reign of hi. 531,1 Isle Majesty, emit Pra formaliser. emend too Arta of the thirteenth and th Box Office open from Ten till Four. his present Majesty, relating to the w• pluyed In the Silk Matonf..cture." TM • SURREY TH EAI RE. upon application made to them ro, NIA ER AC I L. Lt. ploceedril to sake Wu their cons' MRS. DIBDIN'S NIGHT. priers for the work of the Jurgen?, rrqui EVLN INC. .ZION DAY. May 15, will Weavers *Ohm the Comity of • R 1... pr ,s,istril (fin the first its Lan entirely new &Tissue regulate, order, and &dare, 0 tlisbeiral Sli lu-slearne, sakes. from a Tragic Play, wittteu by of slip J""rorY"" a at.d Jolty' 6.• J.11.101S Bland Burgess, under the title of Comity of Middlesex, in Ow I TIE KN IGII l' OF 11110 DES. factures called Royal fore Wah new Music, Scenes, Dresrer, and Decoration*. to be paid fur as so the Sr The \lwo,- cone ro•eil by 3lr. S seiderson. The Scenery de. particularly mentioned ir signed by Mr. Wrenn, rud executed by him, Mr. H. WO.on, And the said Jiro lc, Mr. C R. Paulin, and Automats -The Dresses by Mr. be given by printing , iill4,S, Miss Frselove, and Assistaula.-The Drcurattuus by the Iwo Ihdv New 51r. Mon IP nll,l Ms*. Frei love. Tilt BRITISH Ply /',!bars (Gland Metier and GoVereer of Rhodes), Mr. after the nuking Baugough i Damara', 'Mr. Milk ass; Almeida, Mr. Grant ; 0111040 •"d Jo' Essminot, Mr. Leonard ; Garcia, Slr. Jervis ; Domesseil, observe the tar N.. rronton; Davila, Mr. Cl.fford-Knigfits of Rhodes; roman (Essvoy from the Sultan Solymatt), Mr. Smith; Hali (a Renegado Captive', Mr. nautili-7. Omens (a Captive THREE Tus:ol.ii L'Is!)), Miss Ta)lor. I' In Act I_ -A Grand thoces,ion of the Knights of Rhoda a, Thee from the Ceremonial of Electing a Grand Master. ea' I After the Melo..lrame will be produced (brat time in ibis it J heater), by prontssims of S. J. Arnold, Esq. Proprietor • ..f she Theatre-Royal, English opera-House, a Comic ' Dutleits, calltil IS HE JEALOUS? Mr. Belmont, Mr. Watkins. Mrs. Belmour, Mrs. Hera: Has f lei {0 1111 a Sorg), Mrs. W. S Chutlerley ,• Rose (with tt.inr, accompanied by herself on the Harp), Mimi Cuprite The Entertainments to conclude with (by particular der first tone this season, Use popular Comic Barletta S. f. vie, called SIDUSE.TR A PS ; OR, THE MOUNTA IN COTTAGER Old Marlow'. Mr. Adcock; Young Michael, IV barn; Fitchtelberg, 51r. Payne, rhea will sing rowed the Trumpet ;" Tronitenpold, Mr. W. - Covutess Von B;aukcalorgi a, Mrs. Brooks your laud. •.• 'l' rams delivered far the 234 of ' amid. Boxes Is -Pit 4s-Gait 4. Tickets to be had at the Box Offer. Igl u re Plat.' may be taken, from I'e SADLER'S WELL!' ) LAST THREE NIGHTi of V ; 1111 S EVENING. A 'reDinAy, and W ~..,• , i-n.ii.v.-ly be OA se i'.1..t.),1,,11.1 r ( ( MO liV FAIRY ' In 'sins-', Mr . Ku', M... Valtancey will la the CuUrlle V Krogh( and titetd thina'4l my low. the M ir.s•l Ca' The nn 'I'IIE 0 • Plane. Bus Of . elite T' os oi)j?e,,/Z NUMBER 5441. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANK. THIS EVENING. 'MONDAY. Ably 15,, two Majesty's Servants will perform the Tragedy so: KING LEAR. K ng year. Mt Kean ; palm of PirellelfiV. klr. WlCeon; P. 4 e eur***ll. 31r. Praky ; 113.16 r of 31Sanv, Mr. Thunman*; Lori of 4;mioner. Mr. Hot am.l t. n 1 uf Kent ; Mr. Pone; Edgar, Mr I: n.; Easnuod. Ms 11110 if ti Guuwnt, • Hrs. Water; tteisee, Mrs. node* Cordoba, Mrs. W. West. After vloieb C2J a yew Mutual Drama, io two Act., called THE LADY AND THE DEVIL. Wilillove, Mr. Elfish's; Jrresno, Mr. Harley; Signor Mi ttel., Mr. Gallia; Claeiliew, Mr. Barnard. Zepliyrise, Mist Kelly; fisiwoibe, Mrs. Bleed. The Deers will be °priori! at Half.peot Ma eClock; lie Perforowerrce will conoinrsce precisely et Selves. Bones 7s. ; Second Price To. &I.—Pit 3s. 6J. ; Second Price tic—Lower Gallery to.; &cast Price lc—Upper Opllery Is.; Second Price !M. The VIM Office will be open from Elects o'Clack ....Phierpi ow be lakes of his.lladoreil. Bert Besk.keepow. T49-itiorrow, The Devil's Bridge, with The Lady and the Devil.. On Wednendsy, king Lear, with The Lady and the Devil. On Whit %twirl a new Tragedy. emitted Virtininte. or The Fall of the Dereworirl, is which Mr. Kola will SUSISIII tha principil /*trotter. THE ATR S. 110 Y A 1., COI' N NT-GA !WEN. rruns EVENING. 310 N L)AY, MAy 15. will be acted, 161 h time, a new Musical Romance, called HENRI QUATRE; Or, PARIS IN TILE OLDEN TIME. Henri. Mr. Macready; Sully. Mr. Eg.rturi ' • Gweral IVAN moot, Mr. Fawcett; Etierne de Burins, Mr. C Kemble ; Fre. dcridi St. Leon, Mr. At boll ; Mr. J Juhirstune (sk) is enmievil at this Theatre); Slonst.ehe, Mr. Derry; Gervais. Mr. Minim, ; Jurrism, Mr. Listen ; Pineeau, Mr. Blanchard. FlUfrilele St L• 4111, Mrs. Baiter ; Clotilde de Bann. Mi'. Brunton; Lottiwin, Miss M. Tree. Mit r whirl., 16th time. a sew Panioiminve, called HARLEQUIN AND CINDERELLA; or, THE LITTLE CLASS SLIPPER. Priam aledirre (afterwards Ilarlrintii), Mr Eller; Baron P.utpu.ini (afterwards 1.46111410013), Mr. Barns; the Da f•JIJCIA PO(1110.11111 (afterward. Cl o wn), Mr. Grimaldi; Pe diign 11,nriesIvinke (afterwards Damhiii), Mr. Nurser. Cim &rens (anes-nerds Columbine), Mi.' J. Scull. Rue-s 75.; Srmind Price 3.. 6.1 —Pit 3.. 6.1.; Second Prier 6.5.-I.nwer Gallery 2e.; Second Price le.—Vpper Gal lery le.; &curd Price 6d. Private ;Bum may he had for the season, we sirlsely, of yr. Branilon,at 11w Boa ;Ace. To morrow, Henri Quatre, with Midas. th, Wrdows.ley will be pri;turvill, first time. a •ew Tres pity, enllrd Virginias, or The Liberation of Rowe. Ou Thursday will he pigidure.l firat um►. • ■rw Nasieal Drama, its Iwo •et., eallisl The Battle of Bothwell Brig. IHEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND, LAST THREE WEEKS. roonno. , .er 01 1h• Avis Swoon), of nomerons Farailirs of Link end Fashion. MR MATHEWS will be AT HOME dm present MONDAY, Slay 15. 1820, and 'slum the eminently successful Entertainments of LAM Denson. . 111 E TRIP lo PARIS, with LA DILIGENCL Oo Thurminy next, MY COUNTRY COUSINS, with the CHRISTMAS AT BRIGHTON. On igoteorday (beiNg Monroe Eve) tbere will be DO Prifurolnuee. Box Office open front Ten till Feet. SLRREY THEATRE. NEVER ACTED. MRS. DIUDIN'S rv;is EVENING. AIONUAY. May U. will be pr.srntril (for the first tire,. Lan entirely new Serino, litsheteal Mt ho.dratrer, taken from a Traffic Play, wittiest by JAUIt II Bland Burgess. coder the title of HE KNRill OF RHODES. Vfille new Music, &renew, Dresser, and Decorations. 11. c Movie cimpowed by Mr. Sintbroom. Vas Scenery de signed by Mr. Wilson, void rxecuied by him, Mr. H. Wlbun, Mr. C H. Vibtliy, and Assistants—The Dresses by Mr. Awes, Miss Freelove, and Assistants.—Tha Decorations by Mt. Morris and Stu. Fretbsve. Villiers (Grand Mmier soil Cosmos of Rhodes), Mr. Ecogough; Demand, Mr. Watkins; Almeida, Sl...Grant ; Haymow!, Mr. Leonard; Garen, Mr. Jervis; Domesnil, Mo. Broom's; Davila, Mr. Clifford—Knights of Mimics; %boar (Euvyy from the Soling Sylyman). Mr. Smith ; H3ii (a Revensdo Captive), Mr. Howley. lenient (a Captive L3dy), Miss Tmlor. 1.. A ct I.—A Grand Proses"ion of the Knights of Rao& from tee Cremounial of Electing a Grand Ruler. Aimee the Melo.drame will be produced (first time is this 1 heater), by permission of S. J. Arnold, Esq. Proprietor the Thealte.Huysl, English tiptra.Hoom, a Comic Corlett*, called N HE JEALOUS? Mr. Belroner, 114. Watkins. Mts. Belamer, Hrs. Hors; Harriet (*ilk a Ilined), Mrs. W. S Chaittrley ; Rose (with a iLnif., accompanied by herself an the Harp), Miss Copeland. The Eiisertiounsinsts to conclude with (ht Articular desire), tirst time elsM seamm, the popular Comic Barletta Specta cle, called MOUSE-TRAPS; OR, THE MOC NTAIN COTTAGER. Old lUirlurel, Mr. Adcock; Turing Michael. Mr. Pitmen. liaise ; Fetchtelberit. Mr. Payne, wbu will alai " Lei Faroe wowed the Tremor' ; ^ Tronkenpild. Mr. W. S. Chelterley. Coyote.* Von Siaukntwrgro, Mrs. Brooke; Cachet, Miaa Cow Maid. •.• Ttekets delivered for the 23d of Mardi will be onsitd. Bust, 4.—Pit :.—Gantry is. Tickets to be bail at the 800 OSee of the Theatre only, lA. re Piaci' nay he taken, from Tea till flyer. SADLER'S WELLS THEATRE. I.A SI . THREE NIGHTS. of the COMIC PANTOMIME. I'IIIS EVENING. XIONDAY. May IS. 'iv cvmr, and WEDNESDAY, after whirls it I ,. :r•,.uw.•lybe I lid ..541., the Istglay eseceelfel Comic 1.. WiII:UPI I:f _ _ (4()()OV TWO sIi()ES. FAIRY OF THE IFLOSTE,RE In sirnoh huMlna, Mr. Grimaldi, Mr. Bermes, and Alas V.l.A..rey will wetness. the course of the Eirruiwg, Comte Sons. by Messrs. Arnehi and Steliblux ; sad a Duet, entitled "'rime has not flowed my anwisig lucks," by the infaut musical prodigies, tt.r 11nsr5 Gime. Tbe successful Mein-arsine of Tlit; IAN ()P . IHE BLACK FOREST, will he repeated on the slime Evenings. Places for the Boxes wary be lakes of Mr. Snick, at Ike B" , " Office of the Theatre, every day Irvin in till Four 10 (lilt* Places kept till Sever. The DO( Br NISI will lie exhibited fur the Virile Last Tilllti Tburaday, Friday, slid Saturday. thi Hint Monday will be produced a Dew sad splendid P. , 111311 Pantomime, taken from Moline Besseb's Pairy 111.5, to be caned The Yellow Dwarf, we Marlowsie riwg ( the Mime. By putitissioN oF TUB .11/11D Cll-11114Elt(.A4N. TiikA rite ROYAL. HAYAlAitli.,Lr. . . inR. 11' (late ulr C...! The arl , eg Roral r Cuvrol Gararn, natimarket, and Ia t fietlllolll v.„„hati ortilt Mgr mein remi.e.r o.l4,rsora h• a. l'AVe 1.. nrsinahgt ha. Flosvils and ihr Lit 1.4%1' lIFN VEIT, et thief Tlie,tr.-, w.II •kr u • Til EVENING, May 15, wh.o .01 t premn...l tit. wHutrrd Cuuattly Til E B LS. The Parr of thy Local's WTI a rby Mr. Wrbb c who, in Or( cornice of the tVetilslC, will slot the follow iog ns.ir Irish turfs:—" trash ffrerts oar,. : the Ilea, a• for the Larlars;" " S arourern Direboh," mad "The 11. .o sat II ..tybrier too a" "M. P.airtek ens • (iadleMw4,sad sense horse it, relit People" (sraillsa• fur but by so Isiah liArra‘tcr); thr nal 111 Irt•la Air cJled " Dra Twins, or lb. P • Irtaalins Lson ntahun for the LON 4 01 1.1.1 Bloch Craw Tividr) 11 . 14xe1y . • ilitritiory of his Household Fesrsusenc, prelfl/11111 11/ has 11.41'1144r to MK' Slim &fitly SPReilly" (sarrMen for him i,t}r) ; Osa favourite stew Sone, as belle I/ Mr. %Vela!) 41 V4tixhatl loM Seneney swab the moat eutlossin.tre •nplaw.c, nailed " alloyabetr. bow telf e ljo"blrk.Oni . i" . sod Ms etbrbratell myfter:. At tbrOtesd of the Play. a Comic !riots Dort, tilled, "Ted. Ay and Routh," by Mr IVehn and Mrs, Jurors (es song by Mr. Webb mud MISS TUIIIII4II at Veatch ill Gardens; cons priced by *lr. Parry; and the admired !font, . tilled The Woce)oo Maw," by Mr. Welsher; sod " When the Sails were a crfarkdr by Mr. Thorne. After which, lbe popular Fare. of THE REVIEW; OR, THE WAGS OP WINDSOR. The Per; of Looney hi'Twolter, by Mr. Webb. Doors to he opened ill Si; and the Perforsteuee to begio precisely at Srveet ee'Clork. Thekete and Piece* ter the Doses to be bad of Mr. Wrbb, 6, Choi loite.terrare, N. ee Coo, ewer the Cohort Theatre, 1..-embelh•nearele i and of Mr. Measiegham, at the Boa Office of the Theatre. Boxes, Go —Pi*, 3. —G4lltry. 24 —Upper C u tle r y, Ig. 11.11( Kite, Boxes, 34.—Pit, 2....Ga1!.ry, IL—Upper Gal. levy, 6J. MIDDLEREX. AT Ilse GENERAL QUARTER SES 44 ION of the PEACE of one Loral the Siang, hol.hot in a n d fur the C o sni, of MIT) DLESEX, at the S.miimi Douse fur the said County .by adjuoromeasah em TUESDAY, the Sib slay of May, au the 11..1 year of the lingo of our Sovereign lord George the P.o.rth by the Grace of Girl, of the United haitigtbrin of Greet Britain sad Ireland, Kale, De fender of the Faith, before Francis Coast, Edmond Cot. twill, Semnel filchers! Mime*, L-greires, and others their F..llows, Jasioces of our said Lord the king, assigned to keep the Pear, in she Conlily aforesaid; and also to hear mod delermior divers Felonies, Yr...sprites, sad other 1111odeaseaosire, committed ht the setae Comity. In parsiisitee of an Art of Parliament, Mille sod parted In the thirteenth year of the ,clips of his late Majeuty, en. meted " An Act to empower the Magistrates therein men tioned In settle end reettaitte the wsgesuf preemie employed in the Silk Mmiufaciure within their respective jurisibe. lions," of anulluc Act of l'.arliainetat, made soil passed in the thiripeeeirsid year of the trig', of his bite Maksty, en. titekd "An Action extenalisig the proyi.kias of.. Ad made to the thirteenth year of the reign of hi. present Majesty, entit•kd a An Ad to empower the Mistrial rites the rein boned to sit!, sad regulate the wages al persons Employed be the Silk Mansifecture within Ow, respective basal' to blinsfecisries of bilk mixed with witreewseteriski, swe•Theilin wsurinfeeseall sussislissest of Meyer* snj (elvers of Silk, purloined and euilsegsled by persons employ ed in Ihe manufacture thereof," sad also of a certain other Act tof Parloameot, mole lent pealed in the fifty-first ror of the reign of his said lite Majesty, eatitaled " Ass Act to amend two Acts of the thirteenth and thirty second years of hts present 1114esty, relating 10 the 'lsere of persons em. tabled In the Silk Matteotti-tare." The Justices here persist, spots application made to them for that yorpuee, hawing proceeded to lake into their eonsidereii 111 l ihe wages soul prices for the week of the J tea a. d J 'wows.* Weavers alibis. the County of Middlesex, du hetet)y settle., regulate, order, soil declare, the sagest end arias of work wf the isoirueyonse sod Jouracywomen werkisig within the County of Middlesex. its those branch.... of the Salt 31. this • facture* celled Royal Florets on Stage Ileruese or Muntitare, to be paid for at to the Schedule la rellbdrf written, is store parties tarty mentioned and expressed. And the said rimices do further writer thnt notice here"( be oven by printing And publishing the amine three 11112.8 nI ibe Iwo I)Aily New papers culled The Norrsing Post and TN, BRITISH PRIM, oithoti the spore of funs te.o days mut sifter the ni,knig tire order, and all W and tlirtr Jour. neynten and Juunorywenets aro hereby strictly retini.ed so oh the same. By the Court, BEM, The &le(lisle above referred to. THREE THREAD AND FOUR THREAD FLORETS ON SrAGE HARNESS 011 MOUNIURE. Thee Threads sonde •Ititle or 01..obte is the Irosh cut by the third vert • dent 1,000 .'r asotte, 2t.) inches ur 'not. r, 15 Simms ur rural. or ender, per a. I. plod 16 to II limo,, ur runt. .... 1 3 22 to 36 31 to 42 4910 60 61 sw 90 91 Irs 190 121 to 100 151 to 100 191 to 210 211 to 94 0 •• • • 241 to 300 301 10 260 •• •. 301 M 420 421 Its 400 Fur every 100 CS•fsla Of 004111 r. alloft CCM ... 0 4 Fur every 100 in the ter d extra If it rz•-re.) 50 dews to be pail as 100. One shout So tilt hoe wish woe rbeillr, 100 algola ur tsar rto the inch, for 'rely II) sh eu la ex i ts /Mudd it exceed sel I. to be paid as 10. To he allowed half a. many sours bum-klieg or loam/ as c"rdS .311 IU 150 rood.. And above ISO voila t 4 be all o wed o ne 114.41 mu ,„ break , . or luittem than re ISTO toads. Fur evr.y 10 or Wader, Moot r . lllll To be allowed to Cook backwards and Gerrard, i• a molar coarse. If yo l ked with a simple, writ . From 211 to 22t iorhee, 14110 or under, tetra From 22t ier 27 tech.,. 1.401) or and-r, ease,, If any of the above works he wade 4 thr.a.ts in the reed, end cut by the fuusth part of • deut, to be paid extra per yard . 0 3 STRI Cilia ES CURED. 101 Y a new A r niml tlu otriive trim lilesome Comw AJI plaint is entirely eradicated (without the use of Bougie or Cott.iir), whether tot' hour or short otaoditig, except cuu. etttistiosaal, as well as all srakoessrs oisserally accompany ing It. and to a abort tune Ike *bale itystern n re-tvla• Wished. being one of the greatest discovrrtee ever made, by J. LYNCH, jig, duke-street. W. James's. Raapratahls rrl rrnee7 will be revs if required—All I et tors to be puat.paol. 11.111.—. The price a the Medielaa, is File Pintails a pared. A perfect Care Cu Affectioa sad Obstratliaa is law lkorgle. LOMIAJN, MO'DAY, MAY 15, 11120 CENOTA PI-I to she AIR v 1 t It Yof her Ititykl Mesons tbe as Nu Nein CH n Lornp..—As INA *rpm as itetereeh Imo," eseile4 swum subirrt.eed MJhe ftliehrerslii:oll .4 hat, woke ; imbue spot wane be le/ a Ik(111k of aim... Mr. iciunty thmk. that for EXHIBII lON the MOMS Mir,PrtALSR4 'VP eon hr enitifyilig to. the Pwhl t r ; he Awn fore Istinto intl•eas *rot that it is NOW OPEN to their I. lielstivita.atied, Careutio.i.- 9unir -.-Adiilinuer, I~llt. GiovErt,i EXtiiniTioN ..I OIL and WATER OUR PAINTING.: 15 NoW OPtii; 44 Alo G;r4l &w0w,14 , DIA Illyisd theft, °pp..- siir coLtel•stirt.s, fromilionet till Desk. , A4uss !impel! Is.—Cstetk l tme 134, •. _ _ fillHE LLEItIr the CHEVALIER IL ISA BEY, cnotni . 422 Me touch admired and enteniiimt Collection 'HlatTglirAl. DesiGNs, PORTRAITS, and LANDIACiftPEW, Fhitlkollf 'Writ at No. 61, Pall mak" doors fiyrs tipejitilisa bow wino). A, is jig ' otttotioii if the Amateurs of ellelPtite Arty to M i lava M sehueere that it testes Mitended the Gallery shall reingie oyes longer than the noddle of the emitting Month. The Pictures r Lich it ensuing, have been greatly ad. iced na She Continent, and the Porireite.ave of the most sliatingitiobed Beauties, and most eel. tinniest Military and Political Characters who have gained in the eventful history of inimiern times. Admittance, Doe Shilling; Cash:icor, &woe:. QTAI'S ItEllOl',4L.----ItOBINSON and 10, visTIRIN, removed to No. 7, York•strces, Covent garden. prises! for Ladies' iisepeciiim neessierons Palters. in UtIESS sail WASHING IVOILSETS, atkatilcally adapted so the variations of 'Cure, which the, 'legate to lit with pree,uon , .I. E nerr, and fashion. Stays to improve Shesbape, rem ify prukcinic rtriulJer.blades, mimics weak. mess in she beck, prevent spinal cervesores, and for the sup. pnrt mid tore of persona mirry, by obieb they make Ladies appear pre( city steeled, imilinat say rookie., strut, pad. dine, or pressure. Thrir Elastic Fiends Belts reduce tor pid, ory without eininnemenl, mac romfortable support after mcmiclienseut, are edit-minas in ousinlical cases, •11 , 1 fir superior in km; Slays, in Mi t osis of abdominal sleek ness or milarzens-us.,Mays and Braces for Children.— I:sanity Ladies j,ussructed by latter to 'unmask measures. ~2WII SILKS of lit? le tunes Omit price. e nna• c o rner of the very great depression of lead• i , the .folluoise Articles have hero Ili•mgha bur cash at little more than half their valor, and ire nos selling at the very small ad of Is, in the poonil spun the coil 'rice : Rich wiped are: checked Samosets„ ta. Ail to 3s. 3J. per yard. usual prier 3s 6 t. to Os. iJ ; rand Silk presses, 'sirs I..neth, Its. 6J. emelt; Italian Gauzes, the inns made, Is. 641. par yard ; rich White Satins, 3s. td. worth Is. Oil ; beautiful Whim Damask Scarfs, Its 64. emelt ; Mau Du. rapes. Gros de Naples, Paris Cord., Levaistinis. nee A emit Sonnets and 6 mum, Damask Sprigged G4O Iri• Poplins, Lustre*. and ferry late and fashionable Article lit Silk M y that is node, ripsolly cheap. A. SHEARS, Bedford doom, No. 11, Henrietta street, Cuirent•Garden. Nu Pattern, eel —As leasease stock of the ?suet roped) India Isitstims Stade and Shawls, from Two to Tweuty Usiseas each. An tTaMEETING held at the Ctowts and 66 4 s s h e gipil u yi ir g kesslatious were useeineousy speed as= So— ' Itrimived—That it appears highly nfeetmary to this Meet. log that as appeal slosattl be wade to the Friends of Hunts. any, *suet the Widest' and Fatherless Children if she Vafortenate 1114-0 who suffered the sentence of the Law uu bitooday, May I, Itlt'O. _ Heselved—Tbat the agates and 11.1dreaseil of the sufferiog N o o ses h e publicly sunounced in the daily Papers, he ord.r that the charitably dt•ptned may bestow their own Woe... leote. Rioted by order et' the Committee, WHITTAKER, Treasurer. J AM ES GRIFFIN, Secretary. Mr*. Tbiallewood, No. 40, Staalsope-street, Clare.market, Oar 8,0. Alm Davihen, No. 9, BM Wiodmilf•sinet, Ha)usarkes,Sm Child en. Sirs luv, Nu. 15, Guustroot, Union-street, Vpitalfirlds, Four Clularru. Alm Tsdd, No. $, DIII eowrt, OrWo No-lane, Two Chil dren. Mrs. Brno', No 39, King street. 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Previous to making you ac quainted with the circumstances which led to this toitnnate result, I shall do myself the honour brief ly to detail the events which occurred between the period of oily last cowa►uuicati,al and the cons. ISPlteettlellt sit the operatvons ',dare itivisul-Kiliyula. Ott the 181.11 ultimo, after completing my at. rangrineuts at 11lwcAt, the Liverpool sailed fur the rendezvous at Kislinse ; on the Slat we hell to with the fieet off the Persian cresol, and an• cliorrd off the Ivldaid of Lariack 011 the 24th No vember. As it approred probahle that a considerable pe. nod would elope. before the plot two of the stops which were detained at Bumlig, I ectiserived it would prove highly advoutageous to avail myself of that interval iu sew 1111 l it. accurate s hoar*. le Ise of t ie otreogth anti 41. fences of nto-01. Kis) ma. as personal tobeerlllololl could supply, stud madly embraced the propowd of Captaias th t the Liverpool should primead thither for t . at peeper*. The senior entirety pes seri rdist4'i . Mica on hooril. and having whet from Larvae k .4 the morainic of the 115th. we anchated Id-Khyme the 47th. Thy 'Jere wee closely . iir:rl repeatedly reconnoitered ; chid the ireatt•er /. liaising rewound/1e far uar 1tprf01,.11... l liefeal,ll-4 to order does, the troop. sod c .i•ence lltr al;•.1 without Intim% fn. thy rear Mg the ittpon or 'north-west emote we. norfolly as,- proachisag. and Captain Collier appenied spin eine ogre 111111 a further del'•♦ might prow, Artsinse.itail to the etpletertie. A *Tavel *so, Ihertl4.in d... patched with inetructiona to Captain 1 14 , 4 Sao kit in thence of the -fleet. and she ti trlst.tot the usurped, arrived alder cowroy ul the , Curlew. No time was lost id making the necessary pre. potations fur lauding, which was effected the lownsuporising without ',mondial, at • / log WO" 'oel - 11111.01• preemosly selected foe that poi: 'pone. about two aides to the *withered of theta:Wu. The troops were formed same the istlisosie collo teemitig the peoinaole ove whirls the tenets is .nn. ated with the Leiolitio...-uring coat:tory, and the wind, of the day was occupied lie Kettltiti tent. bb 4.06 t to shelter the meta from the lairs, 14.41.0 g toe. lifers' tools, saild-bega, &c. and inakiog artaiiites meuta preparatory to commencing oar apprestseties the next day. Osi .the massing of the Ith ti.e light troops were ordered is. advarace, supported by the pilietio. to dislodge the rotas} Insist a .bank within issue lostsdred yards of the outer fort, which was expected to afford good cover for the men. slid to Jerre at a depot for 'tures previous to the erectioa of the batteries. The whole of the light composite. or the force. ender coition:ill(' of C. 14- Backhouse, of his M. jetty'. 47th regoneed, ace cordingly moved forward, and Muse the Arabs with ;yea plinthv from a date grilse. and Tort tire h oo k s h ove rievcribed, close snider Ole well* of the fort, billowed by the picket. soder M a jor M u le s . worth, who took polo at the sets& batik, whil.4 the European light troops were skirissiAttuo to trod.... Ti.. enemy kvpt up • sharp lire of musketry and canons, doling these movements; and I re gret to add. that Major Moleswoith. a **Laid IBA zealous rifler', was killed by a 1.44111•0111 shot at the heed of the pickets. Lieut. Stepowy, of the 6Stb, was wounded oft this ?cession. The troop.. hoe ever. maintained their position. during the day. and in the night effected • loriguiriat mohair Sou jar& of the soeiheromiet tower, awl 'reeled a bat tery fur four gnus. together with a mortar battery on the tight, sod • trench of corninunicatiou our the protection of the. coeeriog patty. The weather having become' rather unrarour. able fur the disembarkation of the store. required for the siege, it was with coneiderable cheicutty that this primary object ass effected; but every obstacle was surmonided by the seal and iudrla tigahle exertions of the navy, and on the morning of the 6:h we were enabled to open three 19- Pounders on the fort; a couple of howitzers and 6-pounders were also placed in the battery on the right, which played on the de fetires of the tower., and nearly siltsiced the enemy's Ilan. The Lfrer pool, ilurlog these operatlona, iiaT l Wki lit as close to the allure as her draught of 19141C1' wnnld Itet mit. mid opened her guns on the tow',, which must have created ronvviderahle alarm in the g.itn.o6l. but she was unftivionately at too grist N di,ta. ce to pro duce any decided effect. The enemy, who vluvi the whole of our progress exhilc ted a considerable degree of resolution in sod ingenury in coonteractiug our shacks, sallied forth at eight o'clock tills evening aloog the whole food of cur evat-encliments, crept close up to tile mortar bat tery without bring perceived, and entered it over the paralvet, after spearing the advanced stouter. The panty which occupied it was obliged to retire. but being immediately reinforced, c.:argetl the assailants, who were driven nut of tear battery with considerable loss. The attack on the left was re pelled instantaiirouvly by the spirited retistat.ce of the v•overing psrty, under Nlajor %Verret', who dis tinguished himself much on this occevion by 'his coolness and gillantry. The enemy reverted hi t s attacks towiedr moaning, but was vigorously re pul•eil. During the 7ili every exertion was owl* to lend and bring op the rem g guts. and mortars. which wet accomplished during the night, sifter in ceased labours, by the sailor', assisted by working parties from the troop', arid those of his Highness the linanni, who cheerfully volunteered their ser vices. They were immediately placed lo battery, together with two 24.pouriders, whirls were laild•it from the Liverpool, and in the morning the who m of oar ordnance opened on the fort, and fired ion h scarcely any intermission till sun-set, when the breach on the curtain wis DepOiteil Urirly practi cable and the towers almost unteriatil.. mediate arrangements were made for the sossuit, and the troops ordered to move down to fat %tenches at day-break the beet morning , The bombardment enutinuerl (luring the might s avid the batteries having recommenced their lire hr lore day-light. completed the breaches by eight o'clock. Tim aceJtopanying order* will explain to his Excellency the disposo of attack. as well as the measures taken to guard against the possi bility of a failure, in the remit of the enemy dy fending himself as desperately as might have been expected from his previous defence. These pre cautions. however, were uorseces.ary ; the pigmy moved forward about v.', o'clock, sod ...derma the fort through the breaciles without firing a shot and it anon .speared that the enemy had evocative the place. The town was taken pa-session of, arid Cloud almost entirely deverted, ouly 1$ or 20 men, and a few women. remaining in their house.. Up o n the whole, it appears evident, eonaideria4 the spirited behaviour of the 'teensy at the meatoseoce ascot of the siege, that their sudden resolutiou to evacuate the place was ocissiouril by tlst oval. volsehning fire of the avtallery, of which they Cited have (wooed uo previous ides. mid which the elople meas. placed at my disposal 'rallied ate is bits' agates{ sit, twat,. Ost l ass, 1 am happy to say, is moat less thou r f I . . ••• ••.• • . • • e. • . • I ) it I r. 7d. insi====miefte • • 1 I