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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-07-16

MISS PETERS.

A fancy silver dress, elegantly trimmed in !nineties.
Head-dress, plume of ostrich feathers and rural; guld veil.

MISS C. PETERS.

The same.

Most of the Gentlemen wore regimental uniforms,
and some few fancy dresses. Their Royal High-
nesses the Dukes of YORK. KENT. and SUSSEX,
Field-Marshal'a dresses: his Royal Highness Prince
LitottoLD a Field-Marshal's dress.
London, England, 1819-07-16

LADY HYDE PARKER.

A splenitil hall dress, trimmed with rich amber and silver
Llirs, garniture; a Portuguese bodice in massive
giver ; afro-VIM of blond and silver lilies. Head-dress, fea-
thers and diamonds.
LADY GEORGIANA LENNOX.
A Ouven of Sews dress. Head•drras to coiresponsl, of
!aka velvet and pearls; rich Wattle of ostrich feathers.
London, England, 1819-07-16

DUCHESS OF PORTLAND.

A Spanish coatione • • black satin peilicont,
in cold, twiiiimed wills three roars of g"Nifrifici. allow
tom; body and sleeves covered wills cold mid &moon&
black satin Spanishiiiiie, and a piotasison
diumuuds.
London, England, 1819-07-16

MRS. RIGBY.

A Spanish Jrcsa of rich black satin, mattnifirentla trim-
med •ith a wpm!, Spankle gold trimming, black satin
Wily profanely triotmcd wills gold, and ornamented wilts a
brilliant gold stonsachrr, gold epaulets, &c. to correoposid;
mimosa in ad richly embroidered in gold. Head-dress,
marich ftmfben and diamond..
MRS BECK FOR D.

A fangs Spanish dress of rich White satin, with vanitykcs
►irhly trimmed in silver. and a profusion of silver inns,
b •dy of rich white mein richly hired and braided with silver ;
%deer epaulets in enrrespund. Head-dress, pearls sod dia-
monds, the veil trimmed with silver.
London, England, 1819-07-16

MRS. BARING.

rowtorste of a Pavia• Lady; a white satin drew! finished
with a superb fringe; a net petticoat, embroidered in gold;
body snit aterees covered with diamonds and amitthysts.
head-dress, a garland of diamonds; at 11w back of the bead
a little hat. This dresa wax most rich and elegant.
London, England, 1819-05-12

SONS OF THE CLERGY.

THE ANNIVERSARY IkIEETING of this
CIIAKI TY will he in the Cathedral Church of St.
Paul,lll-1111RROW, when a Sermon will he preached be-
fore his RoyAl Fhghnes• the Duke of Sussex, his Grace the
lord Archbishop of Canterbury. their Lordships the Ri-
alto" the Richt p.m. the lord Mayor, Sheriffs, Aldermen,
Clergy. &c. by the Rev. C. GODDARD, Archdeacon of

STVW ARM,
HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF SUSSEX.
I
His Grier the [Nike of Nor- The venerable J. Jefferson,
thimilwrland, 2d time. Archdeacon of Colebester.
The Right lion. Charles Earl The Rev. J. Burgess, A.M.
Wintwoith. .1. NI Grimwoud, Esq.
The Hon. and Right Rev I Richard licher, Esq.
James Cormwalii., Lord Juhn Kipling, F..q.
Bishop of Lichfield anti George Meredith, Esq.
(*.weary, 24 Unto'. William Mills, Esq.
The Right lion. Lost' De J. C. Powell, E.
Ounstaiiville. Jesse Watts Rion-ell, Esq.
The flight lion. the Lord Frederick %Webb, Esq.
Mayor. .
.
The Mai, will familia of MP Overture of Either; Mr.
Model'. grand !lettingen Te Wow and Jubilate, with the
Chnrio. faun the life.mah, " Hallelujah, for the- Lord God
Omnipotent reigneilt ;" an Anthem composed on purpose for
Ho. Charity by Dr. pore ; and Mr. tianilers Grand Corona-
tion Anthem. The Music to lie hurled by Mr. Greats).
rex. Leader of the Rand (which will consist of the Mem-
bers 14 the Royal Society of Mush-lats.\ Mr. \Tare.
The Dmirs of the Cathedral will be opened To-morrow at
Test o'Clork, hot no Dermot can be admitted without contri-
buting to the Charity.
Tirkets fur the Cathedral and (Jr the Dinner at Merchant
Taylors' Hall to he load grafi:. of Messrs. Nornaville and
Fell, Booksellers, Ronti.strert ; Hatcher!, Piccadilly; Messrs.
Itivingionr, St. Paul's Church.yard, and 3, Waterloo-place,
Pall.mall; at the First Fruits Other, Temple; and of Gbea.
Rickuell, Esq. Spring.Garileo Terrace, the Secretary to the
Steward.. by whom Benefactions to this Charity will be
thankfully received.
N.R. The whole of the Collections at St. Paul'. and Mee.
chant Taylors' Hall will be appropriated by the Stewards to
apprenticing the Children of necessitous Clergymen.
London, England, 1819-05-12

LAW INTELEIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY, WcfrrmiNsTEß,
TUESDAY, NIA A 11.
DRURY-LANE THEATRE.
COOKS and OTHERS V. the PROPRIETORS of DRURY.
LANE THEATRE and GLOSSOP.
Mr. CoorEa, Counsel for the Defendant Glos.
sop, stated. that no compromise had taken place
between the parties in this case.
A her a vistiversatioh of some length, the LoRD
CHANCELLOR desired the case to stand over fur a
few days.
JACICAOK, in the Matter of 'MICRON. r 1 Bankrupt.
Thus case is postponed to l'hursday next.
London, England, 1819-05-12

DRURY-L.4,Yr: THEATRE.

A new mrlo.rlr4ms, entitled The Jew of Lubeck,
swiss prodriverl hits Isst night. It is n very inte-
►estnrK piece. The music, scenery. and decors.
lions ore handsome rind sploopriate. and the several
performers exerted themselves with success.
London, England, 1819-07-20

SYSTEMATIC EDUCATION.

EXPLANATORY and SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL BOOKS,
particularly reinstated In expedite Instruction; published
by PI N NOCK and MAU N DER, .Ifrollorinn Press, N.,. 267,
Strand (opposite St Clement's Church), Landau; and sold by
all Booksellers.
SO The Public are respectfully informed that the follow.
leg Works have rceeited the highest commendations from
the ablest literary chancier, in the kingdom, and are univer-
sally acknowledged by the most resin rtahle conductors of
Schools, not only to combine every branch of useful know•
ledge, but, from the superior System on which they are
edited, to convey Instruction to the youthful mind in a
manner not to be attained by the use of any other series of
publications devoted to the important purposes of Educe.
hos. As the perusal of any one of them, it is presumed,
must convince the most scrupulous reader of the correct-
ness of these assertions, the Publishers deem it unnecessary to
dwell us their respective merit., but earnestly recommend
Parents, Teachers, and all who have the care of Y.mth, to
examine them with attention. and to satisfy themselves that
their claim to superiority (which has been awarded by a
liberal and discerning Public) is not exaggerated.
London, England, 1819-07-20

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

/0011.TSMOOTN, JULY IS.
Sniffer] yeetettlay La Desire, Auant, from Him Seer.
Hailed the Gaud latent, Wbitwell, fur St. Juba'', New-
fuundtaatl.

Sailed to-day the Loyal Milos' and Janus transports, for
Plymouth.
PLYMOUTH, JULY 17.
Captain Sir Thomas Hardy is appointed to succeed Com-
nalluie 114)WICS, on the Brand station, the latter coming
home on account of ill health. The iciperb was in conse-
quence moved abreast of the dock-yard yesterday, and such
has been the unparalleled e :room in every department, that
she was reported ready lasi night, and will go into the
Sound Ibis morning. Her complement is to be increased to
540 men, with additional officers. Volunteers enter very
fast, and rendezvous are opened in London and Liverpool,
by which means it is supposed that sbe will he speedily
manned. The Implacable came down the harbour to be
commissioned as a guanl.ship, in the room of the Superb.
Lieutenams Him H. Flack sad T. 3. C. Evans, and As-
simonise Surgeon 51.1)uogall, are appointed to the Superb.
Arrived the Harmony, Mitchell, from Copenhagen; Henry
Clay, Cairns, from Loudon for Norfolk; and the Zephyr
transport from Jersey with troops.
Sailed the integrity with part "rase 51.4 regiment.

to Haneoszo—inspr rguable, Windsor Gaspe, Superb, Lee,
Harlequin, and Dwarf, Drake, Duve, and Diligence revenue
cutter, Wulf and Bat louden.

VALMOVIII. JULY 16.
Sailed the Saaanneb, Mall, for Lisboa ; and the C.orawall,
Tolima, sad Union, fur Laudon.
_ _

uvraroor JULY 16.
Arrived the Arab from the Irish statism; and the Obelus.
Yule, from Mirasnichi—sailed 18th June; on the 21st, oir

Paul's 'shunt. 'puke the Fenny, Gladstone; tin the 22d
June, in let. 46. 4A. long. 68. M. 'puke the Brunswick,
Blake, front Loodou for Quebec; and on 13d Julie, in let.
46.29. lung. 55. spoke the Aid, Bailey, front London fur
Quebec.

lIAIIMICH, JULY 17.
Sailed the Auckland packet for Holland, Eclipae ditto for
Cuxhaven, and Thetis, ditto fur Guttenberg, all with mails.
DIAL, JULY 18.
Sailed yesterday the Margaret. Cimpoon, fur Antwerp.
Arrived and sailed for the River, the litalgrave Castile,
Ralph, for fitendiay ; and Stranger, Foster, from humeies.
Arrived and sailed for Gm River to-day, the Lad y Rifles,
Anber, front Batavia; London. Duncan, from Totter);
Sappho, Amnon, from Jemmies; Maria, Largie, fnm Oporto
for Leah ; Neptune, Swansten, from Trier% fur Leith ;
Prince William, Davidson, from Perms for Neocastts;
Furuningrm, Krieger, from St. Croix fur Copenhagen; sad
William, Vidler, from Clwassianin fur Rye.
Arrived nod remain, the Wye sloop of war, from •
au Me.

Came down from the Riser, the Trident, for Jannies;
Fortune, fur Qoebee ; Matiida, fur Newroondlard ; Mary,
fur Qoebct; and Lady Proosees, tot Colombia.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE.
Moraine 38 after 111. I Evrimi 6 ages 1.

LONDON : Printed and Published at the Office, No. IV,
*transit when Advertisements are received, mul I ettall
(rot-paid) mast he addressed—C. SMITH, No. I.
Clement's Inn, Printer—J. WHITS, Na. IV. Iltrneet
Publisher.
London, England, 1819-07-20

POETRY.

f..llowin. Extract from Mr. Simon. ROGelliell Poem of
‘• Moans Life," is strikingly illustrative or the plainness
std riwplieity of Mr. Fox's Character:—

We hail kisst..—not less happy, Fox, than thee!
Thee at St. Anne's so soon of Care begailed,
Playful, sincere, and artless as a child!
Thee. who wunlilst watch a bird's nest on the spray,
!Through the green leaves exploring, day by day.
Him oft from grove to grove, from seat to net,
With thee conversing in thy loved retreat,
I saw the sun go down !—Ah, then 'teas thine
Ne'rt to forget some volume half divine,
Shakspeare's or Dryden's—thro' the chequered shade
Porae in thy hand behind thee as we strayed;
Awl where we sate (and many a halt we made)
To read there ullls a fervour all thy own,
And in lin grand and melancholy tone,
/Cirne splendid passage not to titre unknown,
tb• me fur long discourse-Thy hell has tolled!
—tin! in thy p!sce AIIIIOIIK us we behold
One that resembles thee.
London, England, 1819-07-20

FASMONABLE PAIMES.

The French Ambassador gave an elegant entertainment
yeNtcrilay to Prince Este. hazy and a large party of distiu-
guishaid personars. at his Imusc, Purtlanol place.
The Custutess of Jersey hail a large party of fashionables
y sterility evening, at her house, Berkeley-square.
The Earl of Harring had a select party at dinner yes-
terday, at bis house, SI ahle-yard, St. James's.

FASILIONABLE ARRIVALS mei DEPARTURES.
London, England, 1819-07-20

NAkit ETS.

CORN EXCIIIANGE, %rm.'s', !vim 19.

Oar market this seesing wee well t.upplied with Wheal
from Ease:, Kent, and Suffolk, and the sh mend has b.e,,
nearly equal to the arrivals t fine runs from the above rev,-
ties sold 3s. per quarter bicker than ou last blowfly.
Barley is Is. per quarter elwaywr, wool dell sale at that oe.
dine. Oats are Is. per quarter lower than MI this day week.
{White Pease ha►e declined full be. per quarter; hut Grey are
2r. per quarter dearer. to Beaus there is bat little dutar
said prices nominal.
London, England, 1819-07-20

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, JOLT lib
•
Moadity morning, at the early end unseasonable
boor of two o'clock, the peaceable citizens of Dublin
were 'remised from their sleep, and their femilitt
thrown into alarm, by the duck■rge of fire-arms,
and the yells of a bet of fools, klieves, and ruffians,
who contrive to commit a deltnerate and amnion
breach of the peace in this city, annually, with this
!twiny_ At the hour we have mentiourd, a sort or
signal shot war fired upon Cork-hill, and itoni.,
sliately afterwards a baud of miserable half-naked
wretches, several soldiers (many of whom belong to
the artillery), time policemen, and a great isuniber
of prostitute., proceeded down the hill, through
Dame-invert, printing in front of the Head Office of
l'..liCir, mood into Cullege-grren, shouting, Bring,
disturbing the peace, and wonoirting and irritehil
the feelings of the mhabitaiits of ■ very extensive
en I respectable neighbourhood. Arrived io College.
green they took their station routs., the 1,1,1„":110,
they decorated in all the glories of Orangetsm. A
lietithili yell sod • volley of musketry followed,
and were coosiently repeated during the two or
three saucceeding hours. Tile wretched wore in
this disgraceful farce retreated to their hiding holes
before the streets began to be occupied by the citi-
zens; hut as soon as the busoress of the day com-
menced, the ensigns of diseord hoisted upon the
statue *directed the notice of every passenger. snit
large groups of persons collected iii Collricr-gries in
the course of the tineraooll. At eight the crowd
a agairated, and the feelings of disgust :rod disco's-
faction, which bad been coutroltd during the day,
burst out into accustom', murmurs. We are rs.
treniely happy to 114 y, however, that the people had
the good muse to despise and disappoint the efforts
which were made to provoke them, and that no In.
decorum whatever was committee:l, save by the tr.
dative loyalists.—(Frecamo's Journal.)
London, England, 1819-07-20

lIAIMOGA7'E, JULY 16.

The influx or company here still continnea very
great—the spacious loss. are filling fast, and all the
private lodgings are engaged Isr two or three months
to come. The Following compose the principal ar-
rivals since our I:s•t

Viscount Glenorchy, Lord Clirlon. Sir John and Lally
Maijorohaiiks and faiiiily, Lndr Driers', Lord Meineaster.
Sir Andrew Cal heari, Colonel and Mrs. Leslie, CA pi sin Hey,
Mrs. Harrison, Mr. A. Campbell, M.P. sad Miss Campbell,
Miss Dyson.

THE TURF.

BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S, JrLir 19.

The following were the state of the odds this day ow
the St. Leger :-
6 to 1 apt Sultan
to 1 ago Poroeuranta
10 to 1 ■grt I.mette
10 to 1 'gat Laird
10 to 1 net Palmarine

11 to 1 strut Sir Walter
12 to 1 apt Shoos
14 to 1 agat The Canlira
20 to 1 ■pt boy ether.

CORO.VEIrS INQUEST.
London, England, 1819-07-20

TURA ROY. 4 L, Y M. 4 1? h: ET.
rr FIF. Ptehlie is on re.vieetlitlly informed. that
& this Theatre WILL OPEN. for the nonial SUMMER
SEASON, THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, July 20, with •
Comedy, in five Arts, railed
THE SOLDIER'S DAUGHTER.
Governor Homan, Mr. Terry ; Frank Heartill, Mr.
Jones; Malfort, Mr. Hengmagh ; Matron, jun. Mr. Bar-
timed; Captain Woodlry, Mr. Connor; Timothy Climint,
Mr. Liston. The Widow Cheerly, Mrs Edwin (late of the
Theatre-Royal, )rory.lane, her first appearance on this
Stage); Mrs. Malfurt, Mrs, Connor; Mrs. Fidget, Mrs.
Davenport.
The Original Epilogne by Mrs. Edwin.
After which, the Interlude of
LOVERS' QUARRELS.
Carlos, Mr. Barnard ; Sancho, Mr Rumen ; Lopez, Mr.
Menage. Leonora, Mrs. Connor ; Jaciutha, Mrs. Gil.bs.
To conclude with • New Farce ( performed), called
London, England, 1819-07-20

proceeding to interrogate him, when Defendant
flew into • violent passion, flourished his stiek over
the head of the Prosecutor, and, dismounting from .
the horse, accused Peachy and Green with being
returned convicts, and, as such, gave them in
charge, although several persons, advised him to he
careful of what he was about. Peachy was hand•
I:tred, and both he and Green were given in tug.'
'oily, but were ultimately discharged, as there did,.
nut appear to be the slightest ground for the impu-
tation. This was the assault complained of.
On the part of the Defendant, it was contended,
that the Prosecutor had been the aggressor. The
Defendant was merely acting in the discharge of
his duty, and, when taking the horse to the Green. '
yard, was followed by a mob, amongst whom were
Peachy and Green, shouting 44 Stop thief!" So
tar-from his assaulting them, they first struck him.
and he, naturally irritated by such conduct, acted
only in self-defence.
The Defendant was found Grill,.
London, England, 1819-07-27

, .
wet about Is put the origiiQ gentiles billtt. He
was again called to order by Mr. HUNT, who su-
*lined that the Chairman, as a Member of Nair-
amiss, should kiwi,/ better.-he should put the
ameadrarat is the first iushruce.
The amendment-was then put sad carried by a

large whew of hands.
Mr. Amogana then mooed the thanks of the
Livery to Mr. Weidman for his conduct in the
ChAir in the following word, :
“ That the thanks of the Livery be particularly preempted
to Mr. Alderman Welshman, fur giving as arldisionni proof
of his devotion to the rights of his fellow eilisros, by min-
smiting to, preside upon the present occasion, thee eoshling
the Livery to exprtsa their reuse of the inegolar cooduet of
the Lord Mayor."

This Resolution was seconded by Mr. Hunt, who
mid that to .hew that he we's not actuated by any
illiberal or personal motive towards the worthy Al-
derman, lie would cordially second the motion.
He thought the Worthy Alderman deserved the
thanks of the meeting for the promptitude with
which he took the chair when called to it by the
voice of his fellow-citizens. Feeling so, he would
cordially thank him. and he hoped that there was
not a hand in that Hall that would not be held up
on the present occasion.
Mr. W•ITBMJw said, that, in obeying the rill
of the Livery, he felt that he only performed his
duty. He felt gratified at the vote oT thanks just
moved. hut as to one individual (.M►. Hunt), he did
not see how lie could conscientiously approve of
that vote. He disclaimed hi• approbation, and
though ready at all times to stand forward, he would
in future take care not to fill a place where he might
be exposed to the imults of that indiVidukl.
The Meeting then broke up.
London, England, 1819-07-27

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS PAPERS.

ssau, JULY 23.

It appears certain that the King's saddler has re-
ceived orders to prepare the carriages for the corn.
Ration, and that similar commands have been sent
to Lyons in anticipation of this august ceremony.
The Court of Anises will to-morrow try the case
of General Sarrasia. accuted of bigamy, or rather
of trivially. Miss Georgisua Hutchinson, the se-
cond wife of the General, prosecutes him. She has
published a memoir, in which she states not only the
celebration of the marriage, hut oleo communicates
the letters of the General to her; iu which he styles
her bia wife, and speaks of the precious pledge of
their love which she hears within her bosom. In
the mean time General S.anizits, in his memoirs,
persists in denyiug that there ever existed a legiti-
mate union between him and Miss Hutchiuson, and
goes on to say. " If Miss Hutchinson had dared to
call herself Madame Sarraain I would have seised
on her, and carried her to Smithfield market, with
a rope round her neck, and sell her like •coa."
La Demoiselle Schwarts. whom be had first
married at Leghorn. in 1799, and La Demoiselle
p. whom he had married in the department
of Lot and Garonne, in 1117, seem to observe
perfect neutrality in this singular case.
Marshal Gouviun St. Cyr, Minister of War. is
expected in Paris towards the end of the mooch.
The marriage of the Margrave Leopold of Bode°.
with her Royal Highness the Prig,ceos Sophia Wil-
helmina. daughter of their Majestic. King Gustavus
IV. awl Queen Frederica of Sweden, was celebrat-
ed at Carloruhe on the 17th of this month, in pre-
sence of all the Meirslotes of the Grand Ducal
Family of Baden, and of the Royal Family of Ba-
varia.
London, England, 1819-07-27

COMPARATIVE TABLE

OF THE EXTENT. POPULATION. RICHER, DEBTS.
REVENUEA. AND TAXES OF GREAT BRITAIN
AND OF FRANCE. FOR THE TEAR 1119.

[Free Ilbe Gamete de "um.]

Grail B►itain sad
Imbed.

Stage*
Population
Agricultural capital
Grose produce of agri-
culture
Net produce dim, ... 1,464300,000 1,346,400,000
Gross produce of Ma.

NufaCtusiax hid**
try 1,230,000,000 1,401,000,000
Harms' 51 isles, &e 1.010,000 1,657,000
Oxeu, Ike. . 7,100,000 4,003,000
Cheep, Ste. . . 40,060,000 3b,189,000
Valise of Experts
Cotton imported and
"nought
Public Debt
Interest thereat,
Revenues of the State 1,500,000,000 01111,110,000
Properties of Indivi-
duals

The Editor of the (;aartte de France, in pub.
fishing this comparative estimate of the wealth and
resnurcer of the two empire', does not state from
what documents he has derived his information.—
The picture, however, is flattering to this country,
as it chews a nation of comparatively small extent
and population, squiring, by industry and enter.
prise, greater power mid wealth than one mach
larger and snore populou', and favoured to a far
Inglwr degree by nature. In the estimate of our
population, however, the Casette de Frame has
considerably under-rated this empire, probably
.from not being aware that the inhabitants of the
British Islands increased ise number during the late
war with a rapidity quite unprecedented its Romps.
In Ireland, in inirticular, the increase of impala.
tines has been very great' it having, during the last
25 years, nearly doubled. The total amount of
the population in Great Britain and Ireland is esti.
mated, according to the best authorities% at 11111 M•
thing 100 a than 17,000,000 souls.
London, England, 1819-07-27

Compeity. end set+ other bankers as skin .11m
thetetro—the subscriptions eat to be called fee sill
the callincolanother General Meeting to approve 1
er.the (Well% &c. . ,
Mr. 191111.0 Gottisnto seconded the Resolution.
The Duke of Kure said, he had the satisfaction
.to iumossoce. Alma Messrs. Smith, .Paym. and
Smith. liviil given in their names fur • subscription
of I.oool.—(Cheeriag)—Gen. Browne fur 300!.
and Mr. O.weo .himself for I,oool....(Costfiesed
cheeriivi.)
The Resolution was then put and carried.
Major Toattaus moved. " That the Committee
appoiuted at Freemasons' Flail the 46th June. be
requested to continue.to act, sod to have the power
of neminetieg other Committees."
After • few remake from Mr. Oerso, the Reso-
lution was seconded by Dr. Piccatase. and
carried.
The following subscriptions were then Alter! :•--
kir. Tooke, 1001. • his Royal,_Hiebilm the Doke of
Kn., 2001. i --aultleatid. Eau 5001. ; Sir Samuel
Clarke Jervuise, 200 plurals; Mr. Hyde as ws matler-
stau4l) 1001.
A Mr. BORDIJI wished to propose a Resolution,
but afterwards withdrew it.
Sir S. C. Jgetronte proposed the thanks of the
Meeting to his Royal Highness the Duke of Kent,
fur the able and conciliating manner in which he
had presided over and cuuducted the biisiriess of
the day.
Mr. Toots, in seconding the motion, bore tea.
timussy to the seal and assiduity with whorls hi.
Royal Highness 6d performed his duty as a Mem-
ber of the Committee.
. Ttiliies
Rinooytaionl
Hwigaismcarorriedretobry acclamation.
ordtmn
kr.and
pro.
prised a tote of general acknowlerignieuts to Mr. R.
Owen. which having been secoaded, was carried
unanimously.
The Meeting then separated.
London, England, 1819-07-27

REFUGE FUR THE DESTITUTE,
HACKNEY-ROAD AND HOXTON.

A GENERAL COURT of the GOVER-
NORS of this INSTITUTION, will he holden at the
Male Establishment, Hatton, on THURSDAY, the Vtb
of My, instant, at One u•Cluek precis.ly.
ROBERT CROSBY, Secretary.
London, England, 1819-07-27

PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES.
DOLBY'S PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.

Junt published, in two thick volumes See. closely printed,
price IS..
THE whole of the DEBATES and PRO-
CEEDINGS in both HOUSES of PARLIAMENT
daring the late Session: being the Seat Session of the Shah
Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ire-
land. This is nut only the most copious and impartial, bet the
cheapest and moat useful wok of the kind; containing, in
addition to the Speeches, a variety of Petitions, important
Documents, Voting Lists, &c. equally interesting to the Phi-
losopher, the Historian, the Political Ec, mist, and the
man of business. The whole forming a faithful representa-
tion of the character and policy of the British Government,
foreign and domestic. The Index is ample and complete,
affording a facility of reference to any speech or any subject,
discussed daring the Session. To be continued flession3ily.

Pah!Word by Thomas Dolby, 3s, Wsrdoor-street, Soho ;
sod sold by Sherwood, Neely, sod Joues, Paternoster-row,
Lembo; and by all Booksellers.
London, England, 1819-07-27

ROEHAMPTON.

TO be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT.
a compact RESIDENCE, neatly furnished, and
agreeably situated in s paddock of about Nine Acres; toge-
ther with Fuer Acres of Leasehold Laud (at a nominal
rent), fur about forty-six years, sad a small productive
Garden. The House has fuer Rooms and a Hall us the
grimed flour, and Am Rooms ea the but Suer; the Offices
aro cowl—the property is well timbered._ _ .

. . -
For fouriber particulars apply to Mears. Brundretl,
Spinkr, and Reddish, Temple.
London, England, 1819-07-27

itt)EN A NI PTON.

TO he SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT.
ELM GROVE, the property and residence of the
latelLord Ellenburowgh, with *boat Nineteen Acres of Pas-
tore Lim', well timbered, and about Six Acres of lofty wall-
ed Garden, with Hut-tionses, Ace. The House is handsomely
fibrillated, in complete repair, and At for the immediate re-
ception of a large family. More Land may he bad, if re-
quired.
For further particulars inquire of Minors. Bruedrett,
Splodge, aml Reddish, Temple.
London, England, 1819-05-15

TUE COURT.

We understand that there will be a Drawing-
room in the course orate present month, at which all
the L 'dies and Gentlemen will be required to wear
deep mourning, and thus close the mourning for her
late NIAJEsTr.—It is also said, that it grand Draw-
ing-roons will be held on the 13111 of next month,
in celebration of the Pal Pict; REGENT'S Hi rt h.day,
which, it is expected, will he attended by all the
rank, beauty, and fashion in town, and at which the
number of presentations will probably be greater
than on any tinnier oceasion.—The Drawing-rooms
will be held at the Queen's Dause. 111.. r Royal
flightless the Princess AUGUSTA is to preside, as-
pitied by ladies to be appointed for the special pqr-
pose.—We art' confidently assured that this nrninge-
ment was made last week, and have not heard that
his Royal Dighosaa has altered Ins determination.
London, England, 1819-05-15

HOUSE OF COMMONS, FRIDAY, MAT 14.

Mr. Clarkson brought op a return of the ompher of
Debtors discluioged out of the Insolvent 113. him.' Count;
with the grove amount of their &bac—Ordered to he in mud.
The consideration of the Report of the Rank, Opt Amended
Act 8011, and the Bankrupt Regulation Bill, were post-
poned to ti ednesday nest.
On the motion of General GAIICONVIL,, the Donee resolved
itself info • Committee on the Suits Ri moral Bill.—The
Report ordered too be received On Monday,
CHURCHES IN scorLAND , .
On the motion of the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER,
the House resolved itself into a Corms:Mee uu lbe Choorchtil
of Scotland's Memorial.
A Resolution that a loin not racer ding 100,01101. be
granted to his Majesty forereciing Churches u, Scotland, was
agreed to after some observations by Mr. N. A. TAN Lolt
Lord A. HAMILTON, and Sir M. W. RIDLE":.—The Repoli
was ordered to be received on ;timidity next.
SCOTCH LUNATIC ASYLUM NIA_
The House resolved itself into a Committee WI the Scotch
Lunatic Asylum Rill.
The House resumed, and the Re port was ordeted to be
received on Monday se`nnight.
M A Intl AGE ACT AMENDMENT RI LI,.
On the motion of Doctor Putt.i.tmona, the third reading
of the Marriage Act Amendment Bill woe postponed to
‘Wednesday neat.
London, England, 1819-05-15

t nergy. Upon the observation of the Atha.
we.Gtileral, that bis miniver, were very clever,
e very pot," nii.wered
Fiftiva 'woes...a were examined, among whom
was Denneur, o liwitinin of Lord Wellingtnn. A
'try important point in the act of occu.atinit was
colorstlicted by hi. te,timony. It hag been sup.
r..ra that the ball lls..ril through the two win-
,,,,..
the carriage, the glasses of whieli were

.ore, aad was afterwards lost in the Rue des
:Itainps-Elyseps, leavin:: no possible means of
racing it.—Tbis witnebs stated, that the gi,i,ses

were Pp.

The hearing of witnemies on the part of the pro-
:ecunott will be re/timed te-tnorrow.

CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES, MAT IG.

The Ministerial Bench was occupied by the
Marquis Delis°lles, President of the COUllei
Befoll Louis, Minister of Finance, M. de Serre,
Keeper of the Seals, the Ministers of War, Ma-
'Ole, and Interior, Messrs. Berenger, end other
Comini.sionere of the King.
Several Petitions from landed proprietors and in-
titotants of the south, against the continuance of
the importetion of corn, were presented, and or-
tiered to be referred to the Nlini-ter of the Interior.
Attm. some other business, M. Roy read the
Revolt of the Committee appointed to examine
the roirl of the law fixing the expenses of the
yr:v. iBl9

.),orelin spoke against the Report. lie
..e want of unifortnite in the accounts of

mry, sad complained particularly of a
g•d.,t 4,13.000 franca paid in the Regency of
AQtro., • Ilf,FlUe Of 8 Conerntino, sod of a bum
of 2,200 tioo Gain:lipoid to Frenchmen remaining
in Eng' llulexecation of a Convention of Ist
Septouhr,, 1817, on account of private property
twz d at Cunard. aux. The diacusbion arm ad.
journed ;ill to.ium row.
London, England, 1819-05-15

THE LAW ASVICIATION.

Yesterday the first annout dinner of tin.' men.
torous Institution took phee iu Freeintriions' 11111;
cite .lames Graham, Bait. M. P. in the At
Ax o'clock about 5.:50 UW1116(.114 of the profesnoti In
law and equity sat duain to dine.
The intention of this liialitotion is to "talltith a
final for the relief of witi•nes will families iif pro-
fessional men, who are involved in Litre-r:, aial re-
side in the metropolis ur within the bulls or mortality.
London, England, 1819-03-17

PENRYN.

Sir C. Buttan.L b Slu in a Bill Tor preventing
of bribery and corruption in the election or Mem-
bers to serve in Parliament for the Horoubtli of
Penryn, County of Corowall, which was read it
first time, and ordered to be read a second time uni
Friday, the o
f April. . . . . .

The Set:AKER their said he wished to 41711 W the
attention of the I louse to the Bill in iieetion. It
had liven read a tirst time, and a day Axed for the
second reading. It had formerly livers the practice
oil introducit'o, disqualifying Mils to give notice to
oil the ioilividutrie interested. and in wrote late
inqatices all the parties concerned had been exa-
mined as in the truth of the facts alleged against
them. It was therefore for the House tu con-
sider whether* copy of the Bill should not be vent
down to the Borough tirevious to the second reading.
In the case of the Bill respecting the Borough
of Hindon, a copy had been served on each indi-
vidual concerned. The nature of the one before
the House was not such as to require that that
should he done ; but it was probably advisable that
a copy should be sent to the Mayor or Returning
()Ricer, with directions to give public notice or the
time of the second sending.

Lord CASTLLREAGH thru niored, that 4 copy of
the Bill should he *erred on the l'ortrreve or Ite.
turning Officer of the Borough, with directions to
affix a nonce of the time heed for the sec I read-
ing tits the Church stud market-Wow door of tilt
woe.

Mr. WYNN &I not we the ah.olute 'termite of
the step proposed. but at the home tome wisp willing
to agree to any measure that argued II regard fur
thebberbes of the people.

The SPLAKER said, "he wished to stand right in
the opinion of the House respecting Ilse course he
had suggested. All former Bills list come within
hit. knowledge wrist to disfranchise certain itislivi-
victuals, and berme adopting thrsis the House had
thought tit to give notice of their totentions to
Allow italivicluak. lie had not known whether that
circtinrisince wes in the reeolbction of Members,
and hail then-lore thought it right to mention it,
hooting that the House might think it lititogto
tske none similar step, though the object of the
present war different front that of forms r Hills.
Sir A. Pinnort thought it right that all per-
sons whose nghts should lie affected by the Bill
should be apprised of its provisions.
Sir C. BURRIIII.I, acquiesced in the propriety of
the course recommended. If the nearest prece-
dents were to .be fulloweil strictly. there were not
less than two hundred and fifty iodtvidualsou whom
it would he necessary to serve notice.
The motion was then auresst to,
London, England, 1819-03-17

AMERICA

Lord CASTLIAZAGiI Lad mom the topple a copy
of the Convention couelutlea boatels ths. Country
and the United Stilts* of Anseriea. The Noble
Lord •toted, it a UOi Isis inteutiott to make any
remarks upon the Treaty at that liaise. It "maid he
lieeebaisry to Ming in a f ail for the purpose of ear-
ryiug the ipr.ivi•ituei of it nito cleat, at which Olin
they might be dt►ruysed.
A statement of idler xisemes incurred in the sap-
port of l'euiteiliNtry Howse% within a certain period
was ordered to be laid before the
London, England, 1819-03-17

!It l! LAND.

DUBLIN, mann 11.
The Hon. Francis Needham is elected Repres.
/*Motive for the liiirnnah or Newry.
The new Opera, entitled Anziko ant! Comma, was
a. second time en Saturday, altlinnh
completely d—mn—d nil its firbt representAti.,,,,
Mt the audience would not endure the pet futaiauce,
snd it was withdrawn. .

It is expected that a vacancy will immediately
Occur in the Board of Fellows of 'niftily College.
by the apimiLtmetit of Dr. Paton to tlw
in the comity Galway. left vacant by the dr.stli
Dr. FITZGeItALD.
Mr. Jon/menu, of Moleattrorth-street. is a claim.
ant of the anctrut title of Marquis of ANNANDALE.
dormant *nice the death of the late Marquis its 1793.
London, England, 1819-03-17

A DOUSTIC SCEN.E.

Extract from the Report of the Trial of the
Trotulestown cause, lately decided in I..)orldm
in
favour of Lord 'F • !Mown :-
0 Mr. Di%lore% depositions were then proved and read, as
those of the Abbe Oldwire they went 41 a particular
circumstaure that occurred at the late boil Trindratmenia
house, in l'ortland.place, one evening alien Mr. Dirion oat'
there. Amongst the company present was a haiiihunot
young Nobleman, Lord Ilerbert Stewart, whit WAII V114:1Z1A
in a political aqvittnent with Lord Trimlestiosii, which
became as warni, that Lord Herbert Stewart atom, op in a
violent passion, and swore he would instantly quit the house,
and never eater it again—but Lady Trimleston wrist bcfure
him, and trills bigoted knee supplicated hail nog ito gu ;
on
seeing this, Mr. Dillon' could nut refrain from telling Lord
Trimlestown, that he ought to he master in his own house;
upon which the storm of Lady Tiindestown's rage Isamu.
(hauls tell 1111011 Mr. Dillow, whom she loaded with ahus,.,
until by the happy Intervention of the venerable Ridnip of
Rhodes. dais Chaplain to turd 'rrimlestowsi, harmony nal
restored. Lord Triinlestowu sal duvets to a earl table ;
Lady Trimiestowu and land Herbt rt Stews, I 'cent .51 r
seated themselves on a sofa, where they kept up a whilicr-
: ing couversatiou fur the rest of the evening.
London, England, 1819-01-25

1141.ASPIIIIMOT'S LIBELS.

On the moittlit of Mr. MARRIOTT, Mr. Rich.
Carltble, the hookieller and itubltilier, of Fleet-
rueet, was brought up to plead to an indictment
and an information, the o.te charging hien with
publishing a wicked and blasphemous libel on the
Old T. lament, and the other a Ith a like offence
than the Now Testament, uniting to bring the
Christian religion into scandal and contempt, and
to excite irrri.gion and irreverence towards the (Italy
Scriptures. The al4gl-41 libel appeared to be re-
puhlications of different parts e f Trim Payne's
" Age of !teases."
The Defendant pleaded 117,4 to each of
these proceedings, Aid gave strut tv Io appear and
take Me trial in the sittings after the present Teruo,
hiturelf in 200% anti two sureties in 100/. each, for
the first libel, and for the ticond, himself in loot.
and two sureties in VV. each.
London, England, 1819-01-25

THEATRE-ROTA COT ENT-GA R EN.
THISEVENING, MONDAY. January 25,
will he seed, the Tragedy of
ROMEO AND JULIET.
Capulet, Mr. Egerton; Romeo, Mr. C. Retold.; Ter.
vitt°, Mr. Junes ; Tyhalt, Mr. Counor. Lady Caput." t, Miss
Logan; Julies, Miss O'Neill.
To which will be added (for the 26th time), a New Grand
Pantomime, called
HARLEQUIN AIUNCHAUSEN;
OR, THE FOUNTAIN OF LOVE.
Illustrating thuse real fads recorded by that celebrated
traveller 8311111 Munrhausen.
The Overture and Music e,plaposed awd selected by Mr. Ware
The whole arrauged and produced under the direction of
Mr, Farley.
Baron Munchausen, Mr. Simmons; Harlequin, Mr Heath ;
Sir Hikro Frostier"' (afterwards Pautaloou), Mr. Norman;
My Lord litittipy.Danily. (afterwards Clown), Mr. Grimaldi ;
Vulcan. Mr. Cower. Signora Fragrantia (atterweids Colum-
bine), Miss F. Pennell.
In the course of the Pantomime, a Pas de Trois, by the
%l,aa Dewiest,.
Plana for the Boats to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
Box-office, Hart-street, from Tin fill Four.
A Private Pori may be had let the Season, o-
Mr. Brandon, at the Bostuffiee.
The new Grand Pantomime, called Harlequin Munches'.
fen, will be repeated every Evening.
To-morrow (by particular desire), the Tragedy of Ve-
nice Preserved : Belvidere, Miss O'Neill.
Osi Werluesday, the Opera of Rub Roy Macgregor • Diana
Vernon, Miss Stephens.
0.. Thursday, the Comedy of The School fur Scandal
Sir Peter Teazle. Mr. W. Farm,.
On Friday, the Opera of Guy Mstweiing, or The Gipsy's
Prophecy : Lucy Bertram, Miss Stephens.
London, England, 1819-01-25

HIS MAJESTY.

We have been honoured, in the polite columns
of The Morning Post, with a vety angry letter,
assuming all the dignity of insulted virtue, in re-
probating our humble observations on some recent
tatrehrilt,. regarding his Majesty, which, as we now
dirictiver, fir,it appeared in that newspaper. We
wish to give as wide a circulation as possible to this
heroic epistle, and we therefore reprint it :
(Windsor Express.)
_

" IJrs RIA.I.ESTY- AND WINDSOR CASTLE.

" AIR. LDITOR—In reply to the ourtormotable and wont

imaccountable contradictions which have appeared, I re-
assert with confidence the truth of the statement with which
I furnished you, and which appeared iii The Morai•g Post,
'few days saner, not only relative to his Majesty's accident,
but also respecting the stale of the Royal apartments s.
What the motives may be for contradicting these facts, it is
not fur WIC to say but you know the indisputable authority
upon which my information rests, and that I have never in
any instance deceived you. I cannot coliclude without re-
marking upon the impudence of use of your coteinporaries,
who, as 'toggling in the trade of wilful fabodiusid to prolong.
• miserable existence, merits oily the contempt of every
human' able

" I remain, Sir,

" YOUR FAITHFUL COHILit ESPONDENT"

" • Tire fear of disturbing his Majesty by the noise of
the workmen, is the cause of the apartments nut :remg re-
p:med."
To enable our readers distinctly to estimate the
value of the " unwarrantable and most unaccount-
able cirtrutlicttons," we also reprint the' statements
from " indisputable authority," as they appeared its
'he Morning Post of the 13th of January :
" ANECDOTES OF II IS MAJ ESTY Jo. 1.

" Apprebensiona, we are sorry to hear, begin to be enter-
tained with respect to the duraSiun of our good old King's
life, in consequence of an alteration in his diet and regimen.
" It is now some time since the King met with an seri-
dint from stumbling over a chair in his daily perambula-
tions through the five apartments. His Majesty's left leg
was much hurt, and he was confined fur some time before he
recovered the use of it. The wily exercise the King now
takes is that of being wheeled about in one of Merlia's
chairs."
London, England, 1819-01-25

BANK ItEsTKICTION NOTE.

This day is mail c.hed„ printed uu Bank pat paper, price Is.
AN ENt.RAVP,t SPECIMEN of u ISA NK
NOTE, out to Ise imitated. Submitted to the con-
sideration of the Bank Directors, soil the inspection of the
Pablic ; with the Batik Restriction Barometer, or Scale of
Effects ott Soli, ly of the Bank Note System and Payments
is Gold.

Ry ABRAHAM FRANKLIN.
Publibbed by William Hour, Lutlyate.bill.

SINCLAIR'S CODE OF AGRICULTURE.

This day is published. in oue Folunie Yell, price Oue Guinea
in hoards, the Second Edition, of
►.. HE CODE OE AGRILIJI.I UHF,
chiding Observations on Gardens, Oct hal ds, IVuuds,
and Plantations.
By the Right Hon. Sir JOHN SINCLAIR, Bart.
This Edition is consii!erably 101111.111.1 i, by a number of
•sloable Rental Ls, communicated to the Author by some of
the most intelligent Farmers in England and Scotland.
is this Volume are particularly considered,
1. The Preliminary Poititit which a Fierinte ought to
ascertain before be wilds.' takes to occupy suy Extcut
of
Land.
2. The means of Cultivation which are essential to ensure
its success.
3. The variom Modes of improving Land.
4. The venous Modem of occupying Laud.

S. Tlie Means of improving ti Country.
11.oinIon : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pala-
noster-row ; and sold by all Bunkaellt rs.
London, England, 1819-01-25

LONDON,

MONDAY, JANUARY
25, Igl9,

Since our last publication we have received a
variety of Foreign Papers—French, Belgian, and
German. The death of the exiled Queen of SPAIN,
consort of CHARLES IV. is announced in the Paris
Papers. She died at Rome on Ott 9th of last
month. after an illness of only a few days. This
is the fourth Queen whose death we have had to
announce within • short space of time, but we
believe it is that which will be the least regretted.
Iler power in the Cabinet during the reign of
CHARLES IV. was considerable, but wifortinistely
for her fame she exercised it neither to her own
credit, to the honour of her husband, nor the se-
curity of the country.
The French Funds seem at length to have
acquired some stability. Their prices were on
Monday, Five per Ceuta. 68 f. IS c.—Bank Stuck, 1,5(10 f.
Tuesday, Five per Cents. 67 f. 96 c.—Hank Stuck, 1,500 f.
Weduesday,Five per Cents. 67 f. 90 c —Bank Stuck , 1,495 r
On Thursday was performed at all the churches
of Paris the anniversary funeral service to the me-
mory of the unfortunate Louis XVI. Deputations
from both the Legislative Chambers were appointed
to appear on that occasiou at the church of St.
Denis. The Journals AIMOUUCE their intention of
not appearing on Friday, in consequence of the rer
ligious solemnity of the day preceding.
The Dutch Papers contain some intelligence
from Java, accompanied by a long and stupid at-
tack upon Sir Ttiosiss S. ILAFFhes, the late Go-
vernor of that interesting colony, and now Governor
of Bencoolen. From the tone that pervades this
miserable ebullition of wounded pride and disap-
pointed ambitiou or avarice, it can easily be dis-
cerned that THOMAS STAMFORD RAFFLES is re.
girded by the Dutch as a very formidable and
active rival to their schemes of ambition end
violence in the Oriental Seas, and that the con-
' Oast exhibited by their rapacity to the parental
administrutiou of that di.tiiignished man in Java,
is a source of bitter anxiety. It will be reinenibeied
that Sir Taustas S. RAFFLI:s, iti his Flawed and
able Protest, U 4 originally published in this Pap, r,
against the conduct of the Netherlends Commis-
' gloom et Palemheng, intimated his intention of
retaining the former Dutch Settlement of Pahang
in his hand., until reparation were made for the out-
rage offered to the English insole by the proceed.
*togs of the Dutch. It now appears, that he
had carried this threat into execution, and that
the troops who hard been sent to take pos-
session of Padang, have been compelled to re-
turn to Java. An attempt is made to shew that
while the Uritish Governor of Java hail affected to
promote the roltardagraof the people. the J.IVISUeSe
wire in reality oppressed in every instance, and that
they rejoice in their rdurti to the Dutch G,avern-
London, England, 1819-01-25

CRIMINAL INFORMATION.

hlr. (le astir moved for a rule to shear cause why
a crim 611.411486 mi should not he tiled against a
gentlens rn who filled the office of Mayor of the
borough of Qaeeoborough, in Kent, last year, for
basso:: corruptly refused 10 grant a victualler's li-
...use to a 111 r. Alarahall, proprietor of an inn in
that town. 'lie affidavit oil which the [notion
was iii It, fild/r(i, amongst roller particulars. that
11 r, 111.ir‘hel was the proprietor of one of the two
principal ions at Queenlanotigh, which for a pr--
'Mil of '26 years had heels regularly Imemwd. To-
ward. the latter viol of the year 1 17, sonic coin-
;Aeolis having been made by the custolim.s of the
quality of the beer sold by Mr. Marshall, he was
induced, at the suggestion of the gentleman against
whom this application was trade, to iillfChape the
house out Cie hands of the brewer, and lay out
it large sum of money in fitting it up, and putting
it on a better footiog. llr. Marshall had had no
elispute with the Mayor, but in cotwequence of
some misunderstanding between him and some in-
timate friend% cf the former. on whose behalf he
had been tailored to make an affidavit, the Mayor
cone, ised some dislike toward, him, which did not
show itself limit he applied for a reliewal of his
license in 1 .st October, when his application was
positively refused, the Alas or having also influ-
enced another Magistrate to acquiesce in the refusal.
Upon being afterwards applied to to assign a reason
1.4 •hit refusal, the Mayor said, .1 Mr. hbushall has
spuksi: dist« &to cifully of ale:" but be was immedi-
ately wowed that such wit not the rase. Mr. M.
afterwards renewed his applicati,m, which was back-
td by the certificates of the Commissioners of the
Dor k-)ards, the chaplaia of the Willi., and of must
or the respectable inhabitant, of the Borough.—
This, hoarier, had not the desired effect, and no
other reason was assigned for the refusal than the
one already mentioned, except that it was Maid that
the parish officers had complained of the manner in
which Mr. hlarsliall'a house was conducted. It
was sworn, however, that these complaints were tit-
terly mifounded. No personal hOstilily appeared
it
to have auto-islet, between the Maier :qui the appli-
cant ; tut it was said that Mr. hlarsliall's brother
had occasion to apply to the Mayor respect-
ing some corporation grant, a dispute afOle, and
when Mr. Marshall applied personally for an expla-
nation of tlw reason why the license was refused, his
W p said, " 1 rave nothing to say against )our
application;" hut if I grant it. I shall be obliging
your futb.r 'mil brother, and I am determine.' not
to 41.. ir." Ui.der Ilitse circuits's:Noce'', an stated by
the Learierd Comics', the Court granted a rule to
'hew CM'S!.
London, England, 1819-01-25

Tire new Burletta of the Half-Pay Officer; or, Love and
Honour, will be repeated every Evening till further
notice.
STRAND THEATRE, THE SANS PAREIL.
,rIIIS PRESENT MONDAY. Jiiiii..,v t 25,
Tomorrow, Turinlay, 26, and Wednesday, 27, will
be presented (I%h lime), a New Serio Comic nutlet's,
THE HALF-PAY OFFICER;
OR, LOVE AND HONOUR.
Principal Characters—.fir Felix Fairfax, Mr. Meredith;
Farmer Florid, Mr Borktstglitm ; Captain Fitzheury, Mr.
J. Jones; Fusee (his Servant), Mr. Smoileti. Jr..y
Mien Le 8111/1 j Anne (Servant to Miss Fairfax), Mrs. Be-
nefit r ; Jliss Fairfax, Miss Scott.
The whole written, and the Music selected by Miss Scutt.
After which,
A NEW DIVERTISEM ENT.
Principal Characters and Dancers—Robin, Mr. J. Jones.
Hubinette, Miss Harlison, from the King's Theatre.
Tu which will be added (by particular a Seriu-
Comic Burl tla, called,
MP. DINNER OF NIADELON.
Priority:o tharartera--Etienrie Benoit. Mr. Meredith;
'Vincent, Mr. Campbell. Haddon, Miss Scott.
'to euuclude with (25th time), a new Melo-dramatic Comic
Pantomime, called,
THE FIRE GOBLIN.
AND TIIE THREE CHARCOAL BURNERS!
Principal Comic Chaim teess—Maximain Waldeck (after-
wards Pantaloon), Mr. Daly; Martin Waldeck (afterwards
Harlequin!, Mr. Kirby; George Waldeck "afterwards Clown!,
Mr. James Jones, otherwise Young Junes. Columbine
H aptness, Miss Walton.
Doors utsen at Half.past Five, mid begin at Half-past Six.
Ramer, 41.—Pit, 2s.—Gallery, la.—Second Price at Half-
post Eight.
P13(1-11 to be taken of Mr. Stuck, at the Box.Otlice of the
Theatre, from Ten till Fuur.