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~. t ) f;rl 4k• .) ; ',',o._ -\:', • " ''.. - :!•\ . - ' , ,:1%---..i . ..`- ' :_,.. ; , , - 1,:i.ZZ1, - ANt-V ~'.. --"iF ).‘ir,o:4iffil.--ti 1 • . , t%5 j"2, I' ' 4. •';i" fa / I Z. / /../4 . \ • 41 441 -- "'" - -r" .(zr", r-- 17 :,..7.---+.: - ,, 41 it, - i__,.1„:„.,.... et rft ItAl 4 1.4 Numtgirit a 019.1 moNDAy, mArt,cH 6, 181.5. [PRICE SIXPENcE-YrALFPENN Y. 1111.S•I' . TIME. • ' TH-EATRE DATIRY-LANE. ri PRESENT EVENING, March 6, their " 1 " Maiestio; sermeds will perform; for the first ti me , 1 appropriate- spleranTr, S;halispeare's Tra-gecly of 1tft'H.A.1 , ..1.) THE :ACOND. ith considerat;le 31tcratie:m and editions, l - rra the-writ ings of the sarde Author. • WitlYnewS and cenes, Dress e s, Decorations. ula a new Ocertnre, Act Fyinphon'es, and Marches, • , d ental to the Ti-agedv, cuotpoiea by 3. T.T.ttrrowes.. T'ing ltlehard the Secoint, 2). v. •e:eart ; John of Gavint,htfge Italancaster, Mr. P o p e ; Doiie of Mr. iloDand ; Bo ng.hrolEe, Mr. Ellisttro ; Duke of Norfolk, Mr. Rae ; Earl of rt huritheriand, C , ir. Powell Percy,.. M. Barnard ; of Annlvrie; Mr. Wallack ; Earl of :.-alsbory, M. ; the Que..:n, Mrs. BArtley ; _Blanche ( . .v,th a „Song); To which tvill he added, the Comic Opera of Si r r THE TURNPIKE •GATE. and Dasb, , way, ,".Jr. J. .tiraith : Smart, 11Ir. Hngles . ; ttse, " . `Y Pyne ; Crack, Mr. Mandert; Robert ?qr. : Joe Standfust, Mr. Bannister ; ;`?! 7 ,.‘• J .diss room. '' , l:YrNr4' . - /Tile West Inian; Tlcic.ear (f:rst time), 3 . J r. d e '"eY • second appearance in Lmidon ; with The Coil ei I . ll e' W00d..--on Thursday, Macbeth ; •It •.1 eh — ,:.. 4 eted)," a new Farce, to be called Past Ten o'Cloclr, iiainv Night. •TIVEA'fiLE ROYAL, COVENT-(1.111.1)EN. V1 " : “'" "P 'FNT ' 4 'VFNING 111.1t - cli 6, will „ , -4- he reviver; the 0 il , erat:.c D?an..ut of 'rf-f viw•-; N dl.'' SUN. • The Overture and Music compose.] by Mr. 13:shop. larrvniore;' the riigh Priest, iMr. E i , - ;crtcn ; 1 : 1 i Alorr4o, dr. Abbott ; Mr. Yolin.;• I)iego, 131,inch arr l ; tile Prresii•ss, ttiatid Miss S. Booth Miss St, - th ews. I ,g' tier 6 - est api.ear ance in that Character) ; 0 which will be ad:led, the Melo..Dl-omit - it: Al..,1111)11s.: ;* 4 Alathii ti THE WOX L DERFU , Mrs.'H. Johnston ; 'Ponglucli (C.tiam of 'rar .),a,rYi, &fr. Cresswell; Karar Hanjou (?tip Azack (the Kizier's . Son), A:. Ilolc.iria,„ju ( l 7 ; , ..t , tile African Magician), . Farley; 1,..:. rl;: . N lave), Mr. Griinalrli; the M r Princess zrac 1-1 it Miss Bristow'; the Widow Chi ng Must aplia, Mrs. Da rxsenie of th e tune:, miss Wong - man. Wong-man.' Gam es t er; w i th Brot and Sister.—On ' r sdaY, The Stranger with Lore Laughs at Locksmiths. r7);141. vcEsr, PICTr.mE, clißls - r RE .,,,,t,„ , ,1,74:11ED, is tioi , exhibiting at No. 125, Pall-Mall, si., (,a,riton-t f,„.t,e, with the addition of fir Oriz!n;:1 wasl t)_, . , o_t oie CRIJ CIFtv.-tON of 0i 1& 'AV-°`.TR' which. feet v 1i,L,,,e Leen painted on glass for the Great Window (.'w 6ui'l34. i 3 t, ieorqe's CH:mei,' Windsor. Opel) every day as excepted "6oro :'en 1111 Five. 1 ; Order, CITAR.LES SMART, Secretary. Good Fires are kept in the Rooms. • i? ~,,,,t (2 ,ft,CIEN BUON APA R.TE's iliasni lik. imp- °LI.P(7VION fI'ICTURES k NOW OPtN . to . )1- ''e '1- k ° ' ryrb . covrnAc,r, ind iv - ,: , 4;lt witi•tie SOLD by Phil , • ' , IPLl,ti.y • t Adt;,it;a,,. 0 4. the. NEW GALLERIC, 6u, PALL-ivIAI.L. ..,4 an..,ixr...ence. Slii;ll,,, : e ‘,- - tie billi nz.—Deseriptive Catalogues, One :Kew% ~ , ''"(AY, I,:i-'2.1a11, adjoin":ng - the British, Gallery.: • • .INIONS-11.00M, BOLTON, • , • March t, 1815. fit PUBLIC 7.+I.EETING- ref, the - IN HABI- L 0 : ~.,,TANTs of the - TOWNS .cif ORE!-IT and LiTTLE , ,- L" oN, i;) the County of Lancaster, livid this - Day, to Lsl-'il4' iiltll CO!l*i lerution the Propriety of Petitioning the Le at?re agaim;st the proposed Alterations in the COUN vt s, RICH ID TELL, Esq. Const a bl e , in the Chair. ResolYed,'. _ ‘ ,... 1 . That this Weting cannot rt•frain from expressing its tit .l"l-• Abhurcenee at• tne Revival of .the Aleasure, I:ropes-Mg An Alteration in the Corn Laws, against whien toe Sense of the Country teas 'so c'tron.,,ty manifested in the Course of the last S ess i on of ParliamoeUt. % • q- 'flat it i. , .' the :Opinion of this Mei_:tinethat the En , •ectur deluipseurivent proresgedly held out to the. Farmer or Cultivator, e, whilst ill effect it tend; to aggrandize the :.and 'l""% r elieving liiin from his due Shiite of the Burthens of tile Country. '3. '1 llat -an Advance in the Price - of Food must necessarily ' t our the cost Of manufactured 00i,,1, - • • . -•• or oppress the ~ m the t•irinereas,!, it operates it 3 a bounty to our rivals, to the latter it Oigp,e; es to litt;igratiOn• .4. That -the Cotton Trade, the stiule a this Nei,hhour 4"dm gives Employment, dlrectly and indirectly, to :.e..1 inl nense Poi:illatio n and Capital ; and its Prosperity umst be lo.ineed by-eaumiziading an Is fore 0i consumption, or ...distress and ruin will Mei:nal:ly be the conseque..ce. ~.5. Tii,it With the lap•se•of •the last year our .-- biljectios are 4,,:tamt more confirmed, still considering the proposed measure a F . igerons experiment upon the Tiathm and Commerce of' the t`'• ',bpi*, at a tin when the world is ooen.to encourage our ~ti'Petitors, requiring. all our advantiges - zo meet them, • , „:t.teas'o' -.of th e - - great' all our 'already' subsisting in the 4 - ric e „ f Food. - cit e That the pressure of the IVar has been severely felt by Le Variorls 'manoliicturing parts. of the Country; - whilst the 41mded Interest has beer progressit-elv improving• Artizl.liat the peculiar hardships sustained by the ill.chtstri"us f url . ' l, l and Zilechanie, have heen borne with patience and 1 . ,,,: 1t ude, hi the hope that the return of Peace would awe l'4-I:ate their Condition, and regtore thew to a comfortable en tr, !nem 01 their labour, wok.: an advance in the Prize. of ;').d.o.orst effectually disappoint. v, iti I hat id the years 1807 and 1803 the sufferings and Pri ra s ,,''_l l f the coton'Weavers were so great., that application Wtiii.,., ' l" t ne tn Pat lialdent, praying that a „Minimum of Wages il l e t, he fixed, when their grievance was pi•oved before a ~,,,.. nttee of the House of Commons, yet they were dismissed iztlitmout relief, with the remark, th at t ra d e left to find its b • I'h• would b est correct its own evils. ©£riolull2it it is the opinion of this M ee ti ng, if t h e doctrine ~1 tit . interference in trade be insisted on nrone case, it . `fluft, 'i l l cite other ; nor is the Justice of the Legaslatme ,40_,.40tivions, in refusing 'its protection to labour, and at ;',lll s - , it to land. Ill awn 't hat Petitions founded upon these Resolutions be 1.6 t.. ,91?, 4nd presented to : both Houses of Parliament, and • .11.4,„`Anninittee be appointed for that purpose. I;i t i.i i , ' l4 tin the event of the Bill passing. both If °rises of Itl it .1`4,1?.4'11t, a Petition be presented to his Royal Highness 1 .6, _ ittee•Regent, praying his Royal Highness not to sane ,of tl4eny niti or Bills which have for their object an advance 1;1. ,Aiininiunrprice of Corn. Init t jpiit the following. Gcntitmen be appointed a Com- Nlr c i , ..,`" the above purpose, viz. MT. TholllaS AiIISWOILII, Tit;l f , °r"on, M x - ;Mairdslcy,Nr. Hawker, Mr. Crompton, Dr. ltlr. frie. NV, Jones, Mr. James Carliie, Mr. Win. Utrlitt!, i!0,1,,,.,114 Taylor Mr. Joittl Cockshutt,' Mr. Bolton, Mr. lier;;l4u tlitchint tot Baishaw, Mr. Mulliner, and Mr. milt . w i t i, . • tri. .e l ' • pouet uld to their number. . ti t ,', lt .1. '' L L a copy of these Resolutions be transmitted to the . th i 44 YMenitters, and all -other Members time Committee may Itt4i, PluPcv, soliciting their suooort to the Potitions foonded ' ,o lt •• , I 1,; .. .-' ~ t.- - Nt ' vi Petition'" , f Is.at t...,autty wienthers be requested, to pre .tena.,,- ‘. totale'Huuse of Comtrions, tin_ Lord Lies ,,r,;%,f, the County toe. Petition to the ;louse of Lords, and 1Z,4, nvllle the l i etitiou to the Prince Regent. tie ci'utlt these nmuitt ee Itesulotious he printed tii such Papers a s nn ay t'itilk prop t r . d, . , la•totrj,''ile°tirmanhaving left the Chh., it tb ;t ) ! ,KtZi,tt:e voted to tile Borooghtlee"v..:., 1,, 4e1 14,1 1 , tailin g the rvieeti,, q , -"*C.i,ir t sq.‘vast.4- We, fur his • i iciaitL L, Chairman. inks of the I)Sil,!,ii3• fur . . '.. ._' OFFICP: OF 0121)XLVCE, 'Feb..i3, 1815. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS. of His AIA. JESTY'S ORDN - 421 7 CE ; do :hereby . / • give . • Notice, Thai Proposals well be received at their (eke, in Pall-Mall, on or before Friday, the 10th day of March next,.. front occh Persons as may be to undertake the SUPPLY of FORAGE for the ORDNANCE HORSES stationed in th e following Districts-, to' be delivered at the Expence of Moe Contractor, viz. : North Britain. Sontb•vrest, includiurr Ports mouth, Isle of Wight, and Eastern, exclusive of Walley. Christchurch. Southei a, exclusive of Chat- Woolwichovith Muentitn • ham. cics, Warley and Chatham. Western. - Weedon, Northiimptori shire . for e Period of Six Months from tke ist of April next. The Oats to lie good, enyLn?t, flrif, and clean, withoia any mi.z.tnre of ..ri1,17/ FT 2fo:chyrnt Oats, and nfd urei is Ire,, 44:437 poTtads per TFlacli c sier Bnz:Ie1; the Iret7 to be stetet an,l dry, and deux:veil ICtusses of nelLy. weiVa. 7'he tr.:iir to hr good, clean ; 4):dfeat or Rye Straw, anti Alivereti ix I'n:caw of S&l6i. weight. • The Prices to lie pail fir the respective conantiti, , s qf 'each -*tic* whicit iaay be delivered, at the fellom4ng rates, viz. For the Oats at per handred pon,ads, Atairdapaislceight. For the Hay at per handred and twelve p oun d s . FCr the Straw- a: hwidred and twelre pounds. The Proposals 'mat/ he (e! .7..ere1l separately or join' for two or afore of the said Districts, and it is e.rpccted , that the contractor 'shalt receine Ike Stable Dang, which, drerin • g the Period of his• Contract, ;arty accumulate,maJdner an olletwance or the same after the rate of per Ifm•sc per rreck.. Fort Partt.4 mail. he 1. - PVIZVA if non .4pp!tcatian to the 04'cer's tice .3rtiffery in. each District, and . es° at theSecretaiy's owl/ Dory eetweed, the Hours of j#,: and Fokr o'Clock, where Pro posals insist he delivered, sealed izr, and indorsed," Prow).- , for Poi-age ;" pr,yosals con - lie admitted after the said 10th lifitrz;k, at. Twelve o'Clocli at Noon of the same nether iii 7! any Tender he noticed, unless the Party niahing it, or co ..-1/,-eirt in his flehay; shall attend. By Order of the BOard, H. :LC:REIT', Secretary. Alt!',lY CON 1' ACTS CorniuissarylnChict'; oti - ie, Great George-- . .. struet, Feb. 28, ISt& N oticE is hereby given to all Persons ile.si -"" rnus ~f contracting to supply the following Articles for the use of the Army, r.z. • BREAD, to his iihrieit ) 's Land Forces In Catitonmentl, Quarter, and Barrielis, is the undermentioned Counties ' and Islands/:-Alile'cnevArigles e a- Bedford - Berks chnling, the Town of Pungerford) -Berwick-Ureeon . Backs -CanibritLte (including the Torkir of Newirrarket- Cardi;au - Carniartheo-Carnarvon-C_Arester-C o rn wall (+n 'chiding Scilly)-Curnberland-Deabi g li -Derby -- Devou ,..Dortet.,-Durhatn-Essex- Flint ---Glazw)rga fi Gloucester (including the City of 't;ristol).--Guernsey-Hants-LHere fori!-.-Hertford,--fiuntslsle of Alan-Isle of Wight--Jer scy-Kent7-Lancaster- Leice.aer - Lincoln -Alerioneth - Middlesex.•-MMonouthMoritgottiery-Norfulli-Northatrip ton-Northumberland-Nuttingham-Oxford -Pernbroke-- - - Rad tvir'—itut land-- zr'r op-Sour erset-Staiford--.Sti surrev-Sussex-Warwick--West morela 11-d-Wi I ts---Worees ter-Vork-an4 in the several Countie4.in North Britain. QATs, to, - his : , :ajesty's Cava!ry in Ca.ntonraents, and Qunrters, ifi the underruNitioned Counties and Islands :--- A r i g t i• i, e -- t --- Bedforkter. - iri;-ticecon-1 1 ,nelis-d;asulrricl il ., : -- Cacdr e :tn- Carn i a r then - Crirriarvert-Cnes:tec--c..umberhr o l- • Denbigh-Derby - Dtichatn-Flint-iThuirocgan-Gl o u ce s- - t,er7--I-4recorri-i-Tertford--lintits-Leitester,-Lincolu-Mc rineth-7vlourrontli-Moragoolery- Northo co he; land - Ox ford-Pinorrii,e-Itarroor-Rtalaud-salop-Statford---West- morelluid-IVorcesier. HAY, and STLAW to 1,i•3 Ma jo;ty's Cavalry in Bartaels, and OATS in Cantonment , and Quarters, it) the mndernicutioned Counties in South Bri tain,:--lierks-Corn%ali--Devoni---71)orset--Esse' x--ti ants (inrludi2ti• the Isle of Wight)-Kent- 'Lancaster-Middle sex-Norfollt-Nortlrampton-Nottingharn-Sornerset- Suf firlk-surrey-.Sussex-Warwick-Wilts-Yorli-and in the several Counties in NOrth Britain. • That the Deliveries arc- to congruence on and for the . 25th day of Ai;iril - treat; that 'Proposals di WEatin;, sealed :op, and it Tender for ;limy Supplies," will be received at this Oftice on or iiefor e Friday, the .4tir ')As' of Nlareh (hut none will he ' , velvet! . after Twelve. o'Cliick on that Day) at it, if sent by Post, the Postage must be iraitl. ninst be made separately for each County - and Island, excreta for tire Counties cunprising North and South Wales, ;dl of winch inikst be included in one Teiider ; as also must the severL.l Cuirutk in North Britain ; and each Pro!:•usai bare the Letter which is annexed to • the Tender properly fi:lud up, by TWo Persirns .of known pro perty engriknig to h,come bound with the Party tendering in the - Amount Stated hi the printed Particulars, - for the (Inc pecforrnance of the Contract.; and, no Proposal will be 110- ticed unless made on a p r i n t e d 'fender, and the prices tx pressed .in words at length ; and should it so happen, that during the continuance of the Contract no Troops should be stationed or.supplied in the Colinty, the Expence of the Contract and Bond, paid in the first instan ce by the,.Con tratori to be refund e d t o himby tire Commissary in Chief. 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