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~l~`~ 1.)./crti,,t ( Ntrll33ER 7003.1 TTHEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. O - MORROWEVENING, February 16, their , Majestics.Servants will, perform .the Tragedy of • IYIACBETH. buneln, King of Scotland, Mr."Poweils; Malcolm, Mr.'Bar- Ni l rd; Macbeth, Mr. Kean ; Banquo, Mr. Pope ; Macduff, .4!Cheßae ; LLeno x,Mr. Elrington ; Rosse, Mr. Holland ; 'Lddy th Mrs. Hartley. " winch will be' added, the New mid Superb Pantomime of THE . VALLEY OF DIAMONDS; Or, HARLEQUIN SINDBAD. Nldhad, the Sailor (afterwards Harlequin); Mr. Hartland 1,- Aratiens, the Diamond Merchant (afterwards Pantaloon), ij o r: krties ; Clo w n, 'M r . Ki r b y; Llli mit i an • Sailor (with . a i,„l : nriPej, Miss Gledhill, a child only five' years /aid ; r n e , F thairyof the Valley, Miss Poole ; Fairetta, Dangli t. ~,O f the Diamond - Merchant (afterwards Columbine), Miss ene Y .tn Saturday, Town and Country; 'with The Woodman's r THEATRE .ROYAL, COVENT-GAItDEN. r _ • ` 3 , - AIORROW EVENING, February 16, will " . . • e Performed the . Play'of THE STrIANGER. . The Stranger, nr. Young; Count Wintersen, Mr.Hatner r; 13aron Stemfort, Mr. Barrymore; Francis. Mr. Farley; cl4.Ton, Countess; Petir, Mr. LlF.ton ; - Mrs. Haller, Miss Liston, 'ill; Vintersen, .Mrs.. Egerton ; Annette, Mrs. . After which„the Farce of HIT OR MISS 444;r1 Sterling, Mr. Blanchard ; 'Janus Jumble,Mr. liarn et topr; Dieli Cypher, Mr. Mathews ; Jerry Musson!), Mr. Emery; 4 ourlic O'Daisy, 'Mr. Taylor ; Mrs. Augusta Carolina Ho- Mrs. Davenport; Clara Sterling, Miss Carew; Daisy, Mrs: Li4on. "LlSator.Cia, .3110'41-anger ; with Brother and Sister. t "iiPoRATioN (YE THE SONS OF 'IHI Ct.EitGY, IrE' - ELEcTioN of POOR CL E. 1 .1 6 Y -I ‘ l EN. Dr' ,;'. with- and Cliata'ctiTs and large ilies, to pirtate of t,' 1 41iou'r and Mr. V vddelton's, and:.3lrs. Ann Cam's lie- , t t' 4 eliblis the present }ear; will 'takeltlace in May neat. Ici.:= l l-Pli Petitions may he hod at the .Corporation House, ). b et ' Bro , ;insimry-place.q.Ondon, any day (Sundays except ween *Molars of Tel and 'Flrrec o'Clock. REFVSGE FOR. THE DESTITUTE. •• IY~ IE EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY DINNER. Will be at the City of 'Tavern, Bishopsgate on THURSDAY, the lGth of . February, 1815: PRESIDENT, • iB 'Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, in the Chair; R - .vict:-PaEstbliNT6, t tIoII 9. Ear) Moira, K. G. Hon. rind Rt. Rev. the Bishcla 'Earl 'of Stamford of Winchester WarrinKtOnfit, Rt R. lion. N. Vansittart, Chan rion. Earl of B r i s t o l :cellar of. the Exchequer H T . Ol i• Lord Sidn)onth SirT:Plumef,Vice7Chancelior Lo rd:Eardley''-' Sir Tho: Bari ng, Bart. - Al. P. `n gi A t l; and --"-11-of Lot Rdotn. Rev. the George .HOlford, Esq. M. P. Alexander Bennett, Esq. SEES, Edward Forster, Esq. Xev. t. W. Whitaker TREAS /119, STEWA RTIS t At . 11 " A-tile Dule of Kent Jr.tbn Cape!, Esq-. , at. 1-t un- Earl of elanc-,irty C. T.. Ilogart Esq. .I..Vansitt art, han-• - Herbert .Itn.uer, LL,D. Si; Vi,;theEitehequer . . peter Nartineau, jun. Esq. Gar r ,, w ; 'fhomas Povudei:, 47 - 1--4';,"'.4.enerar • -W. B. Tarbutt, Esq. itr;;114114--."?' E set, -lderman Joh i n ,. Tur x i l i . e . yrl v Tatts, Esq. • William Ax, :gag. • 'l.lhtforc.e,Esq 117. P. - 1 Rev. Richat (.1 Yates, B. D. ~rca'o'clock precisely. F tt „ oorteen to lie had of the Treasurers, Secreta t ; k the. Refu ki .--e . , , of . the . A. , ;1 . 17 the Tavern. •-•erVants athiiitted but these of the Pre s ident, yice-Pre 7 .'tierits l'ireaiuters; 'and-Stewards. • - ROBERT CROSBY, Secretary. ' TO,THE PUBLIC , . IT is With more than usual Pleasure, 041 . • t?duce, for the approbation of my Friends, the Grand, s'llyersal admired, nd unpreedented Schen' , of the preSent t • :" Lottefr, which em ,;., s ta , di' 01,1 y i'a,obo•Tickas*, vet con- TI - 111.1tE PRIZES ofTniRTY. TH.QI.7SAND POUNDS, rcomstance which has even in former Lutte ; “f 60 .000 ti c k e t s . B,.sides these there are Five Prizes of “uiaeas each; anctwhich will be paid in Gold, Withont :,7 I ction, soorras deawa. In short, the_peculikr advantages l':ateltasers, cannot bA, enumerated in the limits of an Ad , t , Sf• • • met. I therefore respectively solieit My Friends, and i n - -syl_tblic at large, •will make a call 'at either of My Of- CORM/ILL, or Is, COVENTRY-STREET, where with, Ml:particulars may be had, gratis, and where eo .!• ts:nes.s.in the Public Funds, and other Government Se is. transacted with Fidelity and Dispatch, by the Pub s-4 unt.ch. anged and very obedient Servant, ;Cc, h• • ' E. 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HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, FEB, 14., Lord Waisingliam's Annuity Bill was eoniniitted and re ported. A person from Doctors' Commons presented the papers in Lee's Divorce cause, which ware itlia on. the table. Lee's Divorce Bill was then read a first time, and ordered for a second reading-to-morroli.—Adjourned. HOUSE ON COMMONS. Petitions against the Property Tax:were, brought up from Dorchester, the Isle of Wight, Great Yarmouth, city of .York, city of Carlisle, town of 'Boston,"and ward of Queenitithe:— A petition was brought up'from the county of -Hants against the Property Tax and the Malt Tax. A , petition scat present ed from Worcester in favour of the-Property Tax under cer tain modifications. Petitions were also prkentA from the coanty of Durham, Newcastle, King's Lynn - , Breittford, and the parish of Sh6reditch. against the Property Tax. Ms. Scrjeant BEST gave notice, that he slYould, on Thurs day next, move for leave to bring in a Bill to alter and amend the Acts of the 5:3d and 54th of the King, relative to Insol vent Debtors. • . GAOL Captain BENNET, after a few piefatiwy observa tions, moved for leave to bring a bill for the abo lition of fees taken in the prisons of Great Bri tain, and sundry other fees. Sir. J. SIIAW wished to know whether he in tended to include in this motion all the prisons of the. city of London,. Captain MNNET answered, that he did not mean to include them. ite wished particularly to ex cept the three prisons, which were under the re gulation of the Courts at Westminster-hall; he meant the King's Bench_prison, the Fleet, and the Alarshals,ea. As to the state of those prisons, it was his intention to move for a Committee of the Ltonse to examine it. Sir J. SitAcv thought, that. it would. be .better for him to defer the question. until, he bad moved for that Committee, .as those were the three prin cipal,gaols in London to which his motion could. apply. As to the city prisOns, there was not only no fees taken, but subsistence was allowed to:th4 prisoners. After a few more observations, front Captain BENNLT, leave was given to_ bring in the Bill. CORN LAWS.. A Petition was pre3ented from certain Land holders in Wiltshire, praying foi some alteration in the Corn Laws. _ _ _ Mr. Roatigsolsr then rose and said, that it was his intention, on Friday next, to bring forwtlid some' propositions respecting the Corn Laws. lie then moved, that there should be laid befoie the flume. an account of the quantity of foreign grain and tour imported into this country from the sth of January, 1814, to the sth of January, 1815.--Ordered. Sift JAMES DUFF. Mr. RoßiNsoN brought up, pursuant to the Address of the Honse, copies of the correspon dence between James Duff and Lord Bsthnrst, relative. to certain -Spaniards Arrested at Gibraltar. ?4r. Wuternat,to begged to call the attention of the House to the subjeet of those Spaniards who were delivered qv One of those' unfortu nate persons bad since arrived in this country, and had given- adirect contradietion,to some parts of the statement of General. Smith, on this trans action. Gen ..Stoith had stated; that those two. per sons had entered the garrison without passports, and under fictitious names,.and tlrkt they were on that account arreited; and afterwards delivered . up to ,the Spanish autliOriticS. M. ruighlanc, however, who is now fOrtinatelyrinthis country, has stated, ,that so far frocn 'being a guilty person, when he was afterwards tried at Cadiz, "cven,theo he was found to be innocent. He stieterexpressly,, that he did not come into the garrison under a. ficti tions name, or without regular permission ; and contradicts a . very material part of Gen. Smith's statement as to the arrest. He denied that he had been guilty of any'erithe ; and, it apßeared that after his being delivered up, he had been. acquit ted by Spanish .JUdges. tinder those eircUM stances,,he wished that Ministers would institute some enquiry as tothe correctness of the:state ment made by General Smith.. As to the Preee _dent of General Campliell having given -,up foirr state prisoners who bud escaped from Ceuta, this WaS a prec«lent.that, as he thought, DO WWI out of Spain, and few in. it (except Sir,James Duff), could approveot. Those four _men had capitu lated in South Ante' ica to General MonteVertle.— _The • capitulations expressly stated, that.' theee .should be an absolute security, of persons. Neva .theless this capitulation was violated as soon us ,it was executed, and:those four men were sent in irons to Ceuta. They contrived to escape from then'ee, and arrived at Gibraltar. They Avid been given to understand, Jleat the mo ment they set their feet upon that rock, which forms part of the British empire, they would Le _free under its protection.. In this; hope they were cruelly deceived. General.Carripbell had arrested them, and sent them back to Ceuta ; and they were now languishing in dungeons, if death hail not conic to their relief. One of those unfortu nate persons, who . was thus:sufierinn - in violation of a solemn capitulation, had formerly, in South. America, rentiered important services to Lord Camelford s , when that Noble Man sailed under Cap tain Vancouver, on a voyage dediscovery. Those services were still acknowledged by the relations , of that Nobleman. As Mr. .Puighlanc had now arrived in this country, he hoped that Minister's .would take measures to enquire whether he had falsified the fact in, his statement, or whether it was not the statement of General Smith Oat was incorrect. •Mr. GOULBURN - .did not Corteeive it necessary for him. to . go into any discussion at present upo9. the subject. lie. thought,' however, that he might answer for it, that if the. Noble . Lord (Ba thurst) was.put in,possession of that statement, every pains should be taken to ascertain the facts.. As to General ,`Seiitb, iIVWCYgf, le shuuld only