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Quest° Sul"--Ziligarelli. Forte,. Violin , Viola, Violoneello,,Contra• - . L 'Au—Messrs. Cramer; F. Crawer, it. Ashley, Lindley ; aril D tagVnetti- 7 -Crainer. Sahnon, ‘. elle, accentli"—MTink. et--- Messrs. iiraliam and "As 1 S:AW fair Clora"— , 114 Ydn. v a ,„ a ta—Nlr; Vaughan, " Alexis," accompanied by Mr. nd leY—Dr:Peposeb. • 4U(I Finale- 7 " Dove Son" ,(Cusi fan Tutte)--Mozart. It ACT 11. ..g--Miss Ste Sinfonia—Haydn. 'phens, Cr amer-4 - 1313dd. Discord, dire Sister," Messrs. W. Knyrett,Vaaglian, r\ ' 4 Id, ztnd'Sale—Webbe... '4'ltli-_.l:r. Brahanz thever perfumed in this country) ; I'4l N-4901in, Viola, Violoncello, Corno, Clarinet, Bas . r°l, , , and Contra-BassoMesirs. Spagrioletti,. It. ASli ley, ill an, Lindley, Petetides, Holmes, and Di'aguartti— . 4 oven. ti tft Salnidn and Miss Stcpbene, " Sul aria," (Figaro) l iozart d • P inalts—" Alia tnia Despinetta," (Ceti .fan Tuttc)— " It) zatt. • _ - Sestet accompanied by Mr . . b . Tu Commepce at Eight o'plocic precisely. •,..• /i,, " , s of SiN And upwards. way he accorrodated with hi l ! . . 1 . lau early Kpplication. th e l • ch " , it flail-a43tiinea . eack, Are ready for delivery at Ite gQnt' - it. rmonie lustitution Argyll Rooms, Regent sirt., b a 'I.. UQUi : LA ND and SON ,respectful!y intorm le Nobiliir, Gentry, and Public a t large, that in con ottid;"ce of the lic * A i n1)10 . 4;14'4 heir eelebratet Macasiar Pase,,j 4 " PersOns lave imitated it with .a Counterfeit, coin 4r9id„ttf deleterious in'r,iettierits injurious to the Hair ;—to 'II44CP/eh imposition, it is ife - cessary•tuallt for ROWIJAND'S IR II • 1` • • r ed 0 ~ „.icl»ott c ori the outside label L "A. II00.:1,AN arid,. SON.'' "rio us s . o ll is the Original and Genitine, ppssessed of salii -I.)et t,rft.erties-.-wai tabled - tha grentest the Human Haie—psre-..eriis the hair, being . injured ' 4 c„, re es s , .clianx e p , f climate, study , travelling, :I....Triadic:intuit, 4l nores o resthe' scurf, harshin•Ss -and dryrress--Lrentlers it .te4t e ' 4ll :t g I ossy—lo rt vunts (Is fiillng titf or tktrning thick growth.on the lialde, i t the g hair ehr t . curl, which i t k eeps in damp weathei, exercise, &c. - se b . • 1 ., . asairtvel , atlil_prOftUes whiskers, cychrows, 'te Ple Propriefors warraiit'it•i innocence; and to improve lie latest period of • r,,tia.,estiniable properties of this (ti!v ii hae cained it the hlci les ;ie or lirr Majrsty, flieir Riyal. Highnesses the t h e th e Duke of Sussex., arid His Imperial Ma 4i.if-niperor of Russia, by their especial authority.- 1,:41% 1 , )(1 * - -74:-11 Gd. Mid uji&Gtiiiie;c•eacli . „ i t 'ttir.l LA ND's ES. SENCE of TYlif',.—By. merely wet ain with this prep:iration, the Prop : ivt ors war ran t le, u. e.iiinnediately a pericct clizinze in Red - Grey t Na t , hrsliers ' &c. to a beautiful giossr and Brown /Slack; imitating the exact o;st lit al: gt`temthis liYe inure durobles L a di es or 6 ',. (1 1 may dye their Hair with easb and secrecy:Pi ice „ I .` - '7anil• • 6(1. • r „irptit4Z;'•pate, retail, and exportation, by th e.sole i „6,1 :NliN, corner of Kirby- .'''o; first • ik ii , br n, ) . 11,10, 1;•an a,- appointii4ent, ny all Pciriliocis • 'tit• curkesojirovolotit ; Vie; the ilgtle is biZflett and S: --- ' • • GZNTLErt: EN, t ~ . AVING accepted the flatteringintitition'of _4 a nutnerons and Most refpeetahleThOdy of the Livery, 1 0 beco me a Cimdidate for the' bonailr - ofitepreientHT the. City of London at the enSning :Election, flitii i ltfednpop a man''- e station of th e i r amirohation ofrny publiccduithict in six sue . , teS siVeP'arliatnents, I - take the liberty of sOiiciting tho favour, of Ytn• Vote add interest to replace me - in that di , tiL4trished . 4 n'l responsible situation; the an_chp 'awl arduoas du ties of which '(should II live the _gratification of be . Ir li; elected,) 1 pledge Myself' fo ' •crscha . rg - e •with the attte faithful' 77ca1,, industry, and 'independenee which ae qtlired and retained the confidence of My FelloWA:itizens . • dilring twenty-seven years of the most eventful period of the 13i story of my Country.- The ePu - siderate'indulgence of my Friends, having induced -them hi iTlinest ine rr,t to under ' lake the ditty P•,f a personal Canvass, will' I ten -t, he':.c.,4 l ''Pleil as a soilicient apnlugy r'o• that ( i nnisiton ; slimly, floweret:, the time permit, some of my I. 4 ainile will have the-- Satisfaction of Waiting nion you, to - offer-that testimonial of r espect on my behalf. • ' ' • I remain, GeAt!emp, • , Your obedient.and faithful Servant, i.ondoitTavertt, Feb: 17, 1820.. W. CURTIS. Tbe 6oniti.littee for conductin; the Election, meet daily at lbeabove place, where all communications' roi.pecting it arc 4qt-tested to be additsscil ; and in consetinenOe of nii • srepre. lentations hitt ebeen circulated, they feel it incumbent tt `°n them publicly to declare that their Canvass is neither in. (''",iunetion with, or in oppOsitiott to, aupot her Candidate.: 111 1 - 1 E OB'SgIIVER. of Sunday. February 27• h, will contain a full, correct, and impartially detailed 4( COUNT of the APPItEHENSION' of ARTHUR. TH ISTLEWOOD, arid Others, upon the charge of murder al4l High Treason, together with t h e C or O net ' s Inquest, and other Particulars that ina l y - tran;pire to the- latc.t horir of h,tturday Night.. N.B. The Price of the Observer is only Sevenp:rice. TOPENING OF NEW Ar , GYLL ROOMS. 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[Alv., Times tsrpTerstana that the Qacen has already reached Brusseli, Ivhi , her, it is supposed, Air. BI oulgli iu tvi!l immedia.tely proci:etl, if he cal, !pared frol . o the arduous con . 'est i which he has a second.tinie engaged for IVesuulliand. [Morning Chronicle.) Mr. ritotighant's COorier to the Queen arrived in town yestettial,nnornin, having gone by Motint Cenii to BOlOgna, Vorence and Leghorn, where met her 'Majesty. As he only left Dover the 3!“ Jar !iary, this is an instance of extraordinary ispa.eh. It is soici that her Majesty was to set Oot On lirr return to conntry;' as Soon as she isailreposed Pew •' . .•i at her villa nearPesato, Laving been much fatigued with her late danger ous voyage from Toulon to Leghorn, in which Very bad weather was encounferetl. Her Ma 'lusty waS,we utillerstalid, greatly affected by the su!Wen..tic.ws. of ,the late, King's. death. The PUblic will learn with satisfaction that MiniiverS have resoftiorto - postpone the dissolu tion 'of Parli,;trient for a - day or tivo, that there racy he tinse for' the return of the messengers they have dispatched to Manchester. Glasgow, and other districts, to ascertain. whether there was any preparations for a corresponding massacre in the North ;. and to_ . put_ the ,civil and military power on the alert on this tremendous explosion. We ‘vish that l!arliament could he coat inue!l -in Session until the affair was investigated : io the bottom, for it hears the most terrific aspect of in model 11 rimes, those only of the revo lutionary ferment in, Frauceexcepted. We stat- ed , yetterdity, that on searching the persons of the rafians seized ;n the'srable and hay-lott, not a' single halfpenny in money was found upon any of Went ; but the thrißS of arms, ammunition, and combustibles found on the premises, and in the obscute•courf near Gray's Inn-lane, proves that resources were provided from some quarter to a great amount, and which quarter we trust Mi nisters %yin discover before Parliament shall be allowed to separate. Of other objects, as.the lid 'design failed, this is the most.imperious on . Ministers. Their moderationin not ..lemanding more powers is exemplary. They have a just goo 6:fence in the universal feeling of .the. country, on the occasion,. : and atv:certainthat they cann o t have . n o ire zealous nor more active co-operation from any 1)o4y :of men than from the geouine . friends of the Constitution who have for years opposed the system upon which they conducted the GoVernment. This is nii parry question. The ruffians who proposed to assassin`a;e his Majesty's Ministers,..ntditated. tile - overthrow of. the Go• vernment itself--and all men of * consideration would have fallen victims to their bloody purpose. By a clause in one of the late Acts, the Privy Council may he empo , ..ere . d: by a certain .number Of Magistrates to smeh ior stud seize arms in any county, and this power Ministz.rs consider suf ficient to- the. exig.ency.7 7 (Thid ) *-* We extract these remarks from The Morn . ing . Chronicle with pleastire, and are glad to find that on a subject of universal' interest to the Corintry it tir , ;s ..triumphs. over the feelings of 1' .rry. MRS. .N„At[l_ if: 11 0 VELI. , , in Three •large Vols. Joi!,..eOue Guinea, E LV e ANTI -JCOBIN' RE VIEW coroweßds I` . ;osTel as of a superior class. Printed for .r. stoOjile, 4;, Pall Mall. . Of whom may be had; price.2l - : , 25". Lord Byroies, Hebrew Alelodies, 2 vols. and all the other C:nrspositions of Mr. Nathan. MORE ARRESTS. Iu conseTience of private , inforMation received: yesterday by ,Lavender and Bishop, the officers,, that Robe ll Harrison, late a private in the 2d Re• . giment of Life Guards, bad been seep to go into the stable in Cato -street on Wednesday last, where the gang had assembled,, the offi. cers milde diligent inquiries respecting him, and they learnt that since he halt been dis charged from the 2d gegirnent of Life Guards be bad been working as a . baker in Padding• ton, where be also lodged, but from which place be had . absennded. This confirmed the infrn mation 'they had received, alkdthey had. then 110 . c oOtit7bot that he was one of the Cato -street gang of assassins, but could not learn any thing tespeoing him, •either at the baker's, or at the house *here he lodged, However, theyproceed ed in their .inquiries among his connexiOns, and relatives, and at length they had a strong suspi cion that he Was'concealedat his sister's, in Ohl Gravel-lane, in' the Borough ; to which place they,vvent, made a rush into the house, and there found him. He made ho resistaoce, though be is a powerful man , • and: about six feet high. The officers brOnght hitn to the Office % *here he' soon afterwards underwent an exatnination before the Magistrate, R. Brafll3, Esq, when be was identified as one of_the despe rate gang who were in the loft, and standin g neat: Thistlewood at the•time he coolly and deli. berately Murdered the courageous but unfortunate SIDS.: hers ; he was clearly seen, and his person well identified, there .Ving eight or ten candles burt•ing in the loft when The. Officers entered it, Ile e,ace evident proof of his having been there ;rpm several Wounds in his hotly, which, no do u bt , he rec. iced in the affray, and which he could not satisfiictorily account for.—lie was committed for furritr examination. • • ~........., • At an early 'hour yesterday' morning, Lavender and P.;:lop went armed ;0 a miserable bii‘el in - Brroiks' - niarket, - 1-14511Arri, and appreltendrd llo bert Alerns, in'parsilanee Of a warrant 'granted ag.-)inst followed the tt- a il e or a shoe maker. He sione - tifne Since Way atu irate ill the Royal Horse Gnarls, in which he Serv'ed five yeros - -- lie very intich resembles Thistlewood in person, but has a cast in his left Ile is suspected to be one of Oche who escaped out of the. window of the loft, ou'Wedliestriy night, ,itt Cato-sttret he 'exhibited a most wretched appearance ; indeed the whole of the prisoners Were in a most filthy, dirty s tate, the only clean matt among theM being. William Da vidson, the Black. Adams, together. with John ''Symonds, the forrtman to Miss Streatfiebl, in Up per Seymour -street, were conveyed by Lavender and Bishop•to the Secretary of Stare's Office for the Home Department, at twelve. o'clock, where at one o'clock another meeting . of Privy Councillors took place, tri investigate knit bring to condign punis,bment• these - daring - Conspirators. The Council was attended by the whole bf 'the Cabinet Minisrets, the Lord'Clianrellor, the At: torney and -SolicitorGeneral, 'and all tke Privy Councillors . who attended the meeting on Ti•urs 'day., whose. names we gave yesterday. The deuce against Symonds and . Adams .not being in 'an arranged state to lay before the Privy Cotrecil. fors, the prisoners 'were. referred back. to street Office, and the Privy:Councillors- proceeded to hear the evidence of Caw... Fit zuleirence, and the Non-commisiioned 'Officers . and Ptivates of the Gnards, who were of the party sent to assist tire Police in the attack upon the gang of assassins assembled in the stable 'and 'ldtt iii Cato-s:reet, John. street, Edgware -road. The examination of the military occupied the attention of the Privy Councillors till 161tro'elbek; when they . adiontmeT , Symonds .and Adams were interrog“reff by we. Bottle, .and this occupied so . much' time, that no witnesses were examined. Symotids's inVestiga titan lasted bet ween• two and three briars. Slmonds and Adams wire detained in •custody. Cliarley . lirooks,. the patrirle,- wh o wits shot at three ti neS.in the stable, gave his evidence be fore Mr. Bernie, Roan which it appeared. that- a pistol .ball.bad entered the arm .of his great coat, plssetl' through all his - clot.l , eS and bruised his shoulder, but did not wound Lim, and there is no do'uht but I iskil it was ing 10 his being thickly , 'clothed, having ttvo cows, two waistenats,Ac. which saved him from receiving •a ‘‘toi r ' in d He was asked it be ~ could identify the man who Mot at, him ?. lie reviled, ire bad not the least doubt of the man being Ings., the butcher, who v.-as avvreheoded in Coto-street, and who 'was •one at . the nine. that were - Committed on Thursday night , .to the House of Correction from the Secretary of State's' Office . tcir Ole ,Home Departtneot ; lie saw. loin distinctly present the pistol and discharge it at kith .; h e liad 'a perfect recollection of his person.. He huff since starched his lodgings, and found 'a variety parrers,-. but nothing' of a suspicious' nature, except a large ticket *with liieriioy ohie and einhlematical engravings on it, ha did not undetstaml ; ‘aod he supposed to relate to. free Masonry, and he took it to a Free-Masons' Lodge to make insult ice respecting it; but There it tle'llied to th;og.t_tlative to Free ilfasoary ;' h« . iii6refore Sospeet'eti:i' t bta some piNilte ittsigt,Lt to 'atistver porpb se , b u d determined' to make further iniptiries respeeting it. •' Wcs:cote, aucitbee of tbe titro!e, pro-, "duce(' his bat as a relict of the bafile ot.,c.atu -§t.ret-. *lt r, ad three !rit 7 ge boles in. the . erown.nfit, 'hrough :),ails bad past.,ed. 1 - le.savtd self 'train but rut) tliroUgh tire body tylth a , vFo , by one of the blood-thitsty by his in stantly closing" in upon hire, 11.`41!:11 3.4re:tlerlot. ficei - ,contingup ro ttt ess'mane,:, t . he'y ov.erpotygred tke'rriardering ti!reteli at;',) sccurecl es caped frmn basing beati shot, by n:eating at the time It' r eni3c hably high croivned hat. • FURTHER. 'PARTICULARS.: The Consoirltors were..exanikned, Wore the ?rivy Connell separately.. ; Leizge and .the 'invites were in attendance, rhe.whole_ day, •and were conveyed into tbe dif f erent rooms where the prisoners, were, in order to he able to identify them. None of the ..plisOners seentedat ail in clined to . address the peysons in ,the room ; with them, exeept Joh n Monument, t'he .shoemaker, who entered into a long explanatitio with the gentlemen :near him : be said, ;among other things, " that he had not been in the loft ten minutes before the. Police officers. arrived ; that he came by Ti.istlewood's desire, .of whom be had Sinne . knowledge; that when he saw artn, he was sorry he came, and wished to. go away ; that be hadhcard nothing upon tlie subject till niter the Kiog7s death ; that Ite.bad.setu:Thist.le, wood once or twice at'a house which he named (hut which we dechue poinfitg . out more par-tienlarl), that he was told 1 here were several Other . mectings of d similar kind ; the purpose he did not ,particular 'rise ; be denied !hat Iheywerebonridtogetl er hya ny bath ;• but it• was a'general . Underatantting - among thent,,that whoever was of :was, to be taken off. ,He bad heard. somethiug.of g o , friglo Lord liarrOwby'S, but be declared he knew trot tor' ti , hat," I t wthrld be 'almost impos;ible to select a set of mien-more disSmitog and ill-fa voured than the conspiratom first arrested--vulgar, • ferocious, and particularly malignant. Davidson, the man °IColour: Was the best looking man amongst them.. lugs, the I)itteher, hart - one of his eyes severely wptittiled ; he had disclraiged a pistol_ at one of the officers, but it missed its ob, lett, and the' officer villck him with his staff on his eyt.i. In the sam e room With hint 'was another 'of the prisoners, a man about' sixty apparently ; Whose features, at ten , ively, considered, betrayed mute - resolution and :Malignity of *purpose than any of the rest, •Ile threw around (riot a scowl; which scented to say, that among those who were looking at him were some who ,would have been among the•victims, bad the plot been carried into execution : • Other-wai'rants were iisned,.yeaterday,,afid veTter pu'd Biihop went in search of.the persons intended to be a ! prehendi-d. • Among Jbe grenades found on the, prentises in Cato-street, was one weighing .upwards of 141 b. It is a large tin canister,, filled with' gunpo . wder , aud comhustihlrs, and is wrapped round with rope y'aros, which bind to its sides 'old snuffers and pieces . of' old lion. The whole had afterwards ' been dipped in' tar, and covered with an outer-coat ot•broWn paper. There is a 'fusee at the , top, and the intrnrion was to throw this in the baucluet alight. When ante exploded,, i ts e ff ects " world have'be'en horrible. Thirlifg the whole of' yesteratty morning, no!. riitistatiding the weather being so unfavourable, nunthtrs of persons of the first respectability, in • !heft' carriages and on 1161 - $0)11(k, liave been to view the spot, now rendered importatft, rendezvous of the confederates of the hellish eon 'Aliont eleven o'clock, Captain Fitzcla fence, accompanied b y two friends,, walks d thiOugh"the'street: Shot i n ar k s ar e visible in various parts of the premises. Tl e 'stable and hay-loft are under the charge of the Police-officer , 'ME DiSCOVERY OF THE PLOT. ' Tie discovery of the infamous wretches, anit their intended diabolical act; i 3 next to a mirarle, as we have from good authority. A man called at . the Earl of Harrowbv'shoose,-in Grosvenor-squarc,,, qu Wcdnrsday between Si and 12o'clock, and eutprlred of the potter, if the Noble - E-art was at home, who replied in the negritive.:Thelnan peared ;very urgent to see the hard; but the porter did.uot give hinrany hopes of accomplishing his ob jeer ,• owing ro .retuning 'to tell his business, and it not being usual to admit strangers to--see the Noble "art under such circumstances:; the man, however, persevered, stating 41ie .a &solute necessity of his seeing. the Noble Earl, and-nak hig use of the following strong expression,,,'' That if 'he ditl . not see th e 'Noble, Eml, the porter wohld not be sitting in that chair (meaning the potte,r's chair in the half) to -mot-tow." The latter,.N•vas induced to believe that. the man had. sometking etious and aldrtnini to communicate to the Earl . 41 - farrostby, and he then told him that the Noble •.tas riding in the Park, and directed- ilim.to the most likely part in wll ich he conid be found, and described his groom and the lively he wore, OLC..• The Man in cons7quence has'tenvd-,wirb ail speea to the P.-irk, and discoverrd the : gro om .as described by tbel.porter, him, and - asked if the Gentletudnbefore him was the, .E3tl of f4r - rowby ; the groom replied in the niiirmative, atld o , e man told him he wanted and totin.speak with him. The groom informed bin Noble ,Alasttr, when he slopped his horse, and the man re sented a letter to him, which the E.lrl opeped.and read ; arid having informed him that he IHti tz peal deal more to, communicate, he disamonted front his horse, and, walked and talked, with the man for' some time.