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N N\ • . A ).itl , v !I !it 4 t e ' _A et • °,l , L', . I , •••". . ‘•:',:. :.:. • •'- , : ' VI") mot ; ..:;\''.ll.•:-.)::.4',,1'y,-.-._. fl6 7 :n F -f::4g r i - V: ..)•:.f,-- i i -711?-4:,-;,,.'9, ..:...,:%; 20-it.i,,....----.: :.:4 , . #,,,,•_:„., ''''' ~..iiV‘,\ r•ss:' - '' itio k,,,pssi4e S N7 - .. ?jeft .L ~ # •! NUAIR R 5739.1 ~,~, .. - " --• • .„. -----_-:=- —__-:::=---.:;":777-7—= T°NEW THEATRE; ROYAL, COVENT-CARDEN. -mußaow. EVEN ING, Feb. 2, 113 11, Will be aded the Tragedy of C' Oato, Mr.ATO. KEMBLE • Lucius. Mr. MURRAY ; . • Porciust Mr. OU NG Mar us, Mr. BR UN TO N ; Decius Sempronius, Mr. IMMO/ MO R E ; , Mr. CR ES4V I.: LI. ; tuba, Mr. C. KENIBLE ; • Syphax, Mr. EC I?RTON ; Junius, Mr. KING : • Titus, Mr. (EP FERIES ;- Marcia, Mrs. ft- (WINSTON ; Lueia,• Miss S. BOOTH. Ailertvliiell will be performed (for the 33d timt) a Pantomim e, called New HARLE QUIN AND ASMODEUS i Ihetintorninie Ur, CIOPID ON CRUTt MIS. prorlikcil under the'direttion of Mr. Fat fey • The Dan.:es by Nit-. Bologna, jun. The Principai eh:traders. 44 cleofas Zarribulln (afterwards Harlequin), Mr. B()- b01q..4 LOC NA, jun. l h ,-mro Alvaro (afterwards Pantaloon), Mr. NO It 111 AN ; Mr. t: . ; it ; m ? ‘ LDI ; -4 yid Duenni (afterwards Clown). nsplo ._, Pillardue (afterwards Love l ), Mr, KI NC; : detts (afterwards Cupid), Master CHAPMAN ; ; ~,,,, io ' i laus, Mr. IINNF. Y ; Ilonita c • 'h e Dmiipui or Interest Mr. flt EBY ; (ti.e 1 rink eeper),"M r. BO LUG NA ; • D o Pasquerello, Master NI RliLl. I ; E k • nna Seraphina (afterwards Columbiuq, Mrs. PARK • Th. c, .S.erenada (with a Song), Miss 1.0 I.T O A Subterilniicesoikivs6Cl •Ilve'exhibitett In the 1.°11"1116 61:-.cc.-(elli;lie:°:°". Av. w t . a ern ~ y ie ,,!, a thesCrand Pradn.at Madrid VI: 1; W, the Alciiymist's Study— - Do 4 ' ' !AD, by Night schaulipiitliti traz,to;rat C.atli t,l with .; Spanish I . 3l.lll'f : ight ... L I t t o o: - Do. s nit , , 11 Lhine, Isle of kV iglu '.• - - - Do. „, ggitri Cave L•irihrook C. , 1 -- - _ _ Do. 413avrrieLatne, So4ustthearripto; : : ..: _ ficoat3llo.6no9• 4„,, ,!aot Hanover -square, Lendan - - Hof legam er,i:!!a rt tel and Lodging -house Pa. • Tfitoe4:4ll44kii.otitrl;ser's arms and Turn ~..: I. it. Viburnum. C 1 4 . 14 L. 4 ',.. 011 the Dept- . • 1.30. h......_. dlli)Cil !it.Deptford 14°11°8411. ' ar !'cr 41 alitl eet' •il ' - - 41 kle of G roc er Do. vievv,o, _os hut) - ' - - 1 M unt ittna t .- %V hittore. 7 41 's ilo w _ _ . Do.he ~, er .. bet iii•Joota w.ll be opened at halt past five, I Half past Six. and the Play xe s , t n ce 23 fa• Second-rice 3s. 6 , l.—Pit 3s. 6.L . Second.;r 'ali ery . -- Low er t-... , i wil iery 2s. Secomil:tiCe LS.— 1)1 L l ' he 11'' S econd.; price 6d. NI new Pantomime of , Harlequin andAsinoden% or, C.u ,Ltqh Crutch `fi lo ud es. continuing to be re-ceited tittuog lti tat bu r •• hout .. w , i , t l l . l ANI f . ( cur i e s ot applause, will b... repeated every r.Vt.t rtit ter her notice. I lllek t t ve d Tragedy of Cato will be repeated (?11 M . un; lo tie _ 0 oc.ing the only ni4ht on which it call, 'Mr sortie tesium pertrined, on aceviint of the preptirations for !h ... Will t;: a s tl i t al Drama of Rinep,ht tit Sm. - Alio-at. eci, to r tile first On l'u6day to wluelt M r S TERSI + --. 7 ...*............ ....1...............A. CLOUCERR E E LECTION* ' ' burro N's comma - 11T, R'tc, Ind \;111411,1, eontii)ile to sit (I,,iiy, daring the I e%. lion . , ..nt t%. vvoete 41;d:7 e'ca-'e•hoo,c, Serie. street. Lini.N.t,i b.i,b . 4....„..,...2mrriotiicatiolis are thankfully received. . . . It. _ • 11117 i G :1\11.1 •E M/N who left his Y;-1 111 "Y on : ( ,..fr,„ , ' , l the 1 5 ,), „,,,,,mt, and put a I.eliei iii id to ir t c l , lc: s ost ,; l i r.; 1. :iiii.prrribard.strect? the sante eveiti l lit; ;;l : vin_ ;a u Il l s phisl e 40 4 .1 4, 41.n ' , 11.4 wi ll fin d ever , y ! h" g i • 6 „ abroad t ~,:.4 , - •-., a nd corntort or , it lIC intenc,s to g . i is 1,113 I,74,lll.l,reinquehsted be . wo ; tili . C , F,giiecwiti•lcotiallY to any `Witting the L l ii e gs., ; ( l: i t i rt . tty of c..ovent-Gaideot previous to 11k1i,,,,-------_____________________ , .. s.. _ 'lqt,ll',l INsTiTtiTioN 1;012 'PROMO r : lN ( , t , i t 1 . 1 / 4 14,', AItTS IN THE. UNITED K1N , (.1) , _ . . s.. _ ‘ _ . :vt,' bIRECTORS I the BRI'VISH iNsll - • • °•,., '. I.e following Pit E ~,4% give noriee,, . 'tat the ti .._.. t.. of 4 te,i 4 4io propostd to he given fig l'ithitte i t by ' lll ' 4 . D . ht r, ent hi the United Kittgoorn, pamted iii the present I,44ratid sent to the lititkii, Gallery is tlirst. , , on or before the 4th of ~ i0,;,!:9,1* th e best Pieture in Historical Or Poetical Compo -241 ic.tiree ilusidred.tittineai. • e ettip n . :l l t . Ole next hest Pieture in HistorkAl or Poetical ki . p 4'll l Two hu ndred Guineas. • • I c fr..o or tlie next - tn:st Picture in Historical or Poetical -',.1) sition 0 L Tile .1), 1 11C Hundred -Guineas. "e„„ ,'retors reserve to themselves,. the power of with- Nittrh,either of the Premiums if , they think p ,oiler. — A 647 kw.. _v ti being painted by conit'nission will ti,e,e9etition for the Premiums. Any Pifture (mart l not exclude t at I 4 .Q.Pretnituns may (if otherwise 'worthy) be extitht ed t ilt. ' " in the Gallery next winter for the bene fi t of th, Ar. ii 4 t he Artist wii Ibe entitled to more than one P minium erki-e:nlitaP.,l4,llsib. Callery for the Exhibition and Sale of the re ti t i "I:1.91 Artists Will open to , the Publi; on Mund4Y' 4 1(4 4 .rei,l l'ebruary,' and wilt continue . open every day. -.I dl the Forenoon till I•ive in the Afternoon. 4dfnittanee IK. - Catalogue 6d. Ey Order. VALENTINE ('KEEN, A.R.A. Keeper, rqui,i't,),l(.l‘Y-FOU It CAPLT A. 1. Pit IZF;S. " "F TWEN TN"rIiOtisAND POUNDS, 4 And no Prize less than T v. - rtty Pounds. oRN All to be Drawn iti ONE DAY. :. t s}3y and co. ' Stock-Broke r s,:. b.t the zriv- remind their p riethis and the' Public. chat the 0 ., leave !Ill'lli% k.' L orrE kV gill begin anti finish on pie , is , h 4 ,er f an C o ()nth. 'rickets and Shares arc e.nsiderau4 i s A ct e le t nic Is zN,,r‘.lrtailY is past. The Novelty which 'lir 4 t13 . ‘" 141 bf; thed din •ti exce ssive , witica .tas.t.ause,d ; i ts. 1 4 ' Pr ice, and mt ist '— co a n n tiue- as such, Hornsby and .r. °Pe their F • 1 • '' kl tu .41 r news will buy gum .Y. "ere "" V-EIGHT SHARED CAPITAL PRIZES s°lbY Hornsby and Co in the Jatt State Lottery. Five°, Also, in the last Two Years, of col, Ni ) . A 1 20r000l. Three of 10,nool. Two i,c - 1 6 11 - c 2 0 ,e0 0 1 No. 133 - k 1°0 " 1, 1 ix - - 23 0 0 0 1 2,27 9 - - 10,0-0 . , 544 - . 2 0000 8,1;31 -- J 00 , 00 40, 2 , , '" ' . tatooo 8,716 - - 5. 001 ite side s l u 9 o , s e 44 of - . 20,000 19, 57 „ ~.. of i .001. and _ - . 5,0a0 4,0a01. Three of 2. 3331 . stX •• 16, Co tt Ten of cool. NittLi, and ST. MARGARET's 11111, pO - tl'ON Mansion lloiue a i d INO. '4, Cornhill, near the "..... , to Lle,r.et3 u4..!_1118, Coventry -street, 11 , 171 1 : t i e rke is to th vv o is f he y E. I„,,'',Al(l47,,,_,3,iiiintiti.. of his Fricril4 0 , 0 Bout _..... ti.le purehasc not previous to thisperliVri'zeist, n uirtnetr power toOhtam any of the Capital thnl .43Ionve Office. 11,,1,,,tivihes the Pithlie to notice d his fad, that there s, ;-4Pit4l 1,4.41 in existence who Ipi thc Public s , " !it'll) riii it , B i tl.f.es in the lact Foiir Ve:irs asiiiimelt, In, Los- , 44 thai4Nl•lig rNelveil nearly Hallo Million of hinneY dur i p.,,e yerioil in Cap;talf. onlv ,',t 1.4 itbre4aqn sclicilw hlis Its.p.atticular Advantages. roast_ 1 4,1 i to ffy !‘,4r Capitals-- Four 01.-. 2 , ,c, - ;1. - NO Peat lets • 014 it4(llllWil..ill 011e1Jily, tOrliarY 1 5' ' ' In a very Itrge'Ottivo Volume, price 6s. LACKiNGTOI , I,- A1.1.€14; and CO's GENERAL CA TA L. tic; tIE, tor the Ye ar tat 1.- T ACKINGTON, find Co. respea fully .L. 4 submit thi - Catali:gue to the notice of the Public. In it. the curinui cvilteur will' recognize an , iirinite ninnber of Books of the oldest date and I;ra*fe4rrarity.selecletl from sd ' Vera' noble Libraries 'lately purchased, vy bile the Gentleman or. Seitiutitie•Seholarengnod' in the forination or completion of their respcc:iiae Libraries, Wiitfirathet'.iiiti circle of t he Literature of every age and nzt,:nn tlisplaytxl to tliem, at one view, 'in a - telltdition compriting . ;tautly a..snilliun of Volumes. '" ' Thu Purchasers of the First and Second PartS of this CA talokue are respeetfulty inhumed -that - the Third and` final parr,. containing Diviirity and licelesiaslical liit.tory, Ser. moils; &C. SUpplenit•ntal collection of Black Letter and ()film rave Books.:-and' a deipious AppendiSc 'kr all the classes of very recent purchases, , Inay beliact beim rarely,' iniCe 23. B. Libraries purchased or ottlianged on a plan: pe culiarly advantageous to those who 'NOV the' diapoial of then'. iusbury. square, Jan. 18. This - Day was published, priceis... . UTLINES ut ENGLISH GRAMMAR : Partly abridged troth . HAZ.LI 1 - 1" s NEW wit! Nt.. PROVED GRAMMAR or the ENGLISH CONCAJE. • ' ByEDWARD' BALDWIN, Esq. " Mr. Grammar contains much in a small coin pass. 'Ube discerning reader will be convinced of its v.41n0, among other circumstances, by compaYing the good sense in Clearness of the syntactic.l lutes with the pe . rillening prgon which is found in some other works of a similar kind ''- Crdical iteview , for Sept. Olio. • - • • Sold by'stivrwuOci, lanes, and Co. Paternoster-row, and by PRIDA Y, F.EtYttrAlY 1, 1811. • • • ST. G EORGE's HOST ITAL,and G EORGE-STR E ET, HANOVER-SQUARE, MEDICAL ancI•CHEMICAL LECTURES. CNN MONDAY, Feb. 4, a COURSE of LEC- V TURFS on.PFIYSIC and CHEMISTRY, will re commence at No.-'9, George. Street, amover.square, at the usual morning hoots, viz. the Medical Leelures at Eight, and the Chemical at a quarter after Nine. By GEORGE PEARSON', M.D. F ,R.S. Of the College of Physicians, Senior Physician to St. George's Hospital, occ • A Register is . kept of the Cases of the Patients in St. George's Hospital, and an account is given..ot them at a Cli nical Leaure every Saturday Morning. at Nine o'clock. Proposals may be had at .St. George's Hospital, and at No. 9, Genrge.streat, Hanover-square. . • • MR. RUTHERFORD ON THE BULLION REPORT. This Day vas published, price 3s. H. EMI'S from HOLLANR.; or GOO BUL- I.ION as dear in DUTCH CURRENCY in RANK, NOTES. A. W. RUTHERFORD. Printed for I. M. Riehlrdson, .No. site the Royal Exchai*L and I. Ilatchoti, Where may he had. The few rmaining copies of Mr. 13ovinquet 1 5 'radical Observations on the Report of the Bullion, Committ,e, price ss. I'IC 11 7 41. i INC; • • • 29, &410• TR3 . coiviip4S/oArEasiorl/16:TUALLING 111 r Amyorrs 1 . 41{"Y da hereby give. 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I . the IL\ 17'E0 COMPANY of Ml ft .1 NTS if L /14\11.) rrad • ing to the East Indies et. herehy 'titre N,tice, That the Transfer Barks of thedisaid_Colopany's Stock' will he shut en Tuerd.fy, the sth of March next, at Ttvo o'Clock, and opened again on Thursday, the zith April That a fnarteily General Curt of the said Comp 1,9' he held in :bar liaise, in Leadenhall•vree.., on 271?7 march next, at SI oVock in the forenor,n. . • That a General Court of the said Company will he ht,/ at theb• House, in Leadenball-street, on trit'eld•fy, the rob April next, rein nine o'clock in the morning until six in the evenini,rt for the Elia/on of six Dirraors the raid Company for !ow years. And that the Gish of the ,Menthers of tic said Company, will k ready to be delivered at this 1-ntse, en Tirecd.9, the ,6th Alarch next. 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Whore may he had, price 2s. Li. The New and Cranfinarpt the Eugli,di l'utigue, by tiat i BUTLER's,(4I.4I3.IOITE.I),VF.p F.Tritt.fah k FOR- AtIV l'iltYll-1 POW u ER, So justly recommended for Whiterilog the TEETH, Pre - Serf - ing the (I MS, and-Preventing that dreadful malady life ToOrtl.ActlE. nEAUTY of Countenance, and regularity al Fe - 1,, a 1 tures, are allowed, to distin o tuish the . ; the Prcprietor of Bur LE it's TOO PO W k wou(d bog leave to remrnd his Cottotry.:wonteri' that the hthre tit their Charms loses halt its iiitltience where the Teeth ate drscoloured. or thew a rotten and unhealthy appearance —this is the mote inexcusable, as the ptesentWreparation.aftsols the itifalhble niea& t of removing every blemish or the ena mel, being composed of' Vegetables. It is recommended to thc attention of all ranktf, as elearin4 tithe:4 every iiiiperfeCtion, either in the: colour. or the d ecay o f • the enamel of • the Teeth;•hs'tentleiiirg'thi; !treat!' s w,et and 'delectable, and making the Gums or their • p i pp er . s h ape and vermilion hm; and'a' certain Prev'eniative against 'the Tooth-ache. Nu Coinvosition biought want to ltublit nutiee, 'has met simh universal app,ob at i on ' ,; and the Proprietor Ws 'to' boast that it is • qf It oft! it's6l f. Seld, WhqiCsale and retail, at Mr flutter's, No 4, Cheap. side, co'nerar Pateriioster-row ; Smith , ,Murray, alit R JO burn, littiziburghl. Ne4bury, 17utilin'; 'Crewman. 1., N.:l et COCA %%unity, and Host:Ana, Plyiputithcflieftinge,,,,,,,t• re,; ' son; LiVeipoott Stains' :ilia Ly et. n, Manchester ; Roar, H ull ; Cruti,yelf, Leath ; Mutts, edlGel ; tint; ratall by most Cutititij Medicine Veria. and l'ertuntoi •ut at 24. 90. each. • Of whom may be had, lIVTLER'S A ROMATIO• l'E t TOR AL LOZEN'd nn- entiglis, Colds, /Whams, and - 4tarer - Ttirotrts'i - ;Ante s. I id. Ter Ihrr; • [, . PRICE Y DIPErailL PARLI4MENI 110 os.B OF PEERS. • , THURSDAY, . JANUARY, 31 . Their Lordships were this evening engaged in the considedtion of a point of Perional Privilege; the deliberitions on which, as is generally the case, were private and strangers were stri6tly Occluded. It respeCted, as we understand,. .the case of a I.4ady, • rthlia of an Irish Baron, who was arrested on an adion for debt. Sortie wit ncssesVe're examined at the •Isar 4 and the: Solicitor on4Jig ZiCtission, as well ' as the otficer who made the arrest, were taken into custody, but stibse9uently ordered to be dis',.harred on paying their reel. Immediately after the doors were open, the . Ad jourtiuiew till to-,morrow took pace, 'DOUSE OP COMMONS. THURSDAi,JAN. 31. Sir W. Pi.indit4 presented two' Petitions, voted by the Co anon Council Of London, praying for lo ice to bring in Bills for the enlargement of Smith- Atirket, tlieintpoveLnent of the neigh bonihkead of Teinple-bar.Ordeted to be refCtred to Special ,Comrnhtees.-. Mr. INIANNING 1 resented a Pot 'aim) (torn the Lon don I/kW:Con - wally, prayitig foi leziye to bring in a Bill, ant h(lrif;ing the Cre(;1101)(#f a II 'V' wartlion,e, . • titiNt appointing:an Offieiii• le'r'eitiikt he charges on Wine kind Spirits.—Oidered to.be-ret.trett.to a Com mittee. _ A NM THEA'Iltt. Mr. MF.LLISH presented 'a Petit ;On, 'praying for leave to bring in a Bill to anqlorisc'the cretion of a 'thifd Theatre. After a short conversation between Mr. SHERIDAN and Mr. Mee.aim, the Petition was ordered to be reletied to a Committee. • : RECENCY . On the motion of the CHANCELLOR, otthe , Ex- CHatauFn, the House, proceeded to take into NI.. ther consideratiOn the Amcndm'nts made' by tho Loidi in the Regency - Bill. . were read- - cond time and, sgreed to , wit h.it oi psition, and Mr. LoNG was directed to c.; . .r . iy the Bill to the Lords, and to inform their Loi,!s!ips that the CM.* Mani 117.1(1 agreed to their Amendinent , !. Mr. Wurrnttadtli•naide some otikrv.ltiOti% on the manner in which the Amendments had bete dis posed of, and the Bill ordered to die Lords. As they were 'now done wiih,''he did not a ish to re new the topic, haying 'Ate:oy t!xpiessed his opinion on the Bill iro.tlf, anti si.ited iu ihr coarse at the proceedings the .ippeehensions he felt in contem plating ihe . mischievous consevences by Which' it might be expeMed to be followed. He, however, intended otleril.44L few words-oil what he NW al ready. hid occasWto make sorne.absery n ions oil berate, namely, the us;trpation ''of the Rbyal Au. thorny by his . Mit . Hy's servants. The circum stances which had come to his knowle.,;r; made him think that the King had ,been abused. anti that hie faithful and .affectionate subjects had.heen gross ly deceived by those who had presided - at, the head of atfairs.. He had reason to believe that' the while Of the King had been made use or to. fiather their own vi e ws, at a time when . his Majesty was incapii , ble of putting it himself, and• Where at 'could with propriety be put to no At What4.lter.,.....Feeling t h is as he did, When P4aiment was fully and regularly 'assembled, it'ito other Metriber br , itidit it forward/ he 'should feel it to be his duty 'tail the attention of the House to the subject. This he should do t hat, the,,wlvole of the circuoiloances might perly itiveciat , ll, and t:iese.betug laid-bef o re th em , • it Wotild h,"! (or ihe House to tetertuine whether or noi Any farther ptnt.Yedings wcutd be necessary. Tt l e Q0A.r.5,c..E1,4,0tt oh the.EXCIIIIQtIan said he had certaitilyno disposition to renew the debate, but in 'coilsequeii&e'of what had fallen ti•orn the Hon. Gen tleman, on the vice of that principle had .ftirOned of their proceedings, he should re ply, but pnly by leferritig :him to those sentiments, which he had previously had the:honour oft!clivering in that House; and he should refer him to those, with-the satistaCtion of knowihg, that they were the sentiments of the majority of toat: House. With /els:4 to what had fallen from the I-I --"a GM, on the 's .bjel of what he concet‘ed to be au abtise of • the littig!s• name, he did not know that *he Oniht to receive it as arty piing but a notice of ;i nor;tiun, on th e proctiedi s to which he hadalludecl. In a (3114 cr ii.eteGAt• t., tint; he hid Only to state,, that he was quit`: pr.-,'alga amid riotte ready to ;beet the /.I;moiar tbit,Gype.airon. on that giouad; at any tin n', snider ahy circumstances,. and in any Asainier . in which: lie (Nlr. W.) Migt t . think mope: to bring it forward.--. The onion of WhiCh ice had beets given hail ase t4ePCu to limes at ;Which' he (,fie Chaneelior . of the 10tcln•qtier) had no rtwre corneetioo With the' ea binei than the Hon. pentletnan (Mr.W.), him sett. ;He bad 110 knowlejge or Ibe transittioit trout hiS own ObSet,V:Hitin, 'and •could !chow nothing of them but by communication with the partieS: Ile cootd' no information trlit what. was open to the'Hone- Gentleman &sit): He hoWever had note no no besitationin saying, Itotnthe intiarination which he h.ui so gained, amid on (which he could rely,• thar he Was . pt4fethly ready to, meet the, question, unit -he ' had no doubt he shoold'be able to.prove that ~what Itad been dodo 'was done with due allegianee to the c;oks n, ii ptoper-rNaid la constitutional ditty, and hanttion hf the orty who wits- now sup. Wised' to objdtttaiis intving been tlnne. Drir.Won'oacAti'briefly replied to the night Hon. Gentiejp,m, Observed, that it vt,Catilie fiati4file-• 1611 , public I°oo that tqat could he'e,stabii,,h. ecrby - Prool, which had now been thrown bt. fo e them in assertion. Oil the 1210(1011 of the CitANCELI,OIt ut the Ea.