The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-10-18 00:00:00

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Tone Thumb the Great, Miss Niamey (from the Some),
Tliintre); Klee Saber, Mr. W. S. Cbtatierley; laird Grit-
X., Mr John Reeve (hie first appearance in that chanson);
Mr. Jeer.; Doodle, Mr. Campbell ; Glumit of Gaffe"
I hamb, Mr O'Callaghan (from she English Opera.Hutrat);
Bruhn (a Nisei/ion), Mr. Buckingham ; lewd* of the Court,
%h. Avery and Mr. GAy. Dollalulla, Mrs. Sloop; Hun-
"ITIIINC3, 11in Eii24 Scull; Qween of the Giants, Mr.
kilter.; Ladica of tlw Court, Miss Jerrold and Mr.. Gay;
itiendsnla nn Ilinicamunca, Miss Doty and Miss Hill.
Tile Flux Ofilre will he open foam 'Ten oTlock lull Four.
Kates to be taken of Mr. I, sal. Dux Book-keeper.
A Private Box may he had, slightly, of Mr. Shaw, who is
irpointed Cmaptroller of Me Buz Unice Receipt, and
trim, Deportment.
lesitcr of the Band. Mr. Lawrence ; Piano-forte, Mr.
W. Maddisuo ; the Scenic Ih-pArtniesal by Mr. Franklin
tsd ASliiillehj Isiventress of COli.line, Mrs.l.te ; Prompter,
Mr. B. Cballrelcy (late Prompter of lbw Tbcalre-Boyal,
Il,airy-law); Actin, and Stage Manager, Mr. Lie.
The Doors lo be opened at Six o'Clork, stud the Pertwens
4,,n lo bugle precisely at /Seem. Half-price tautly at
Ha put Eight eiChwk.
Suites, 44..—Pit, Rs—Gallery, 14.

YOrtKSHIRE COUNTY MEETING.
AT • GENERAL MEETING of dip NO-
Bi LITY. GENTRY, sad FREEHOLDERS of the
COUNTY of YORK, holies at the Castle of York, am
Thursday, the 14th day of Odoher,lBl9,
WILLIAM WRIGHTSON, Esq. High Sheriff, in Ike

Chair :

RCIOLVED,
Oa the audios of his Grace the Duke of Noliecit.g, se-
conded by the Hon. L DUNDAII, M.P.
1. That it is the undoubted right of the subjects of this
realm to hold meetings for the purpose of considering any
matters of public interest, and of adopting torch Resolutions
and Add/roars thereon, as are conformable to law, mud
may appear to them necessary for the sasiotenance of their
constittitioaal privileges and the general welfare.
2. That it is a direct violation of the law, and an alarming
Invasion of the rights of the people, to disperse by violence,
sad still more by the employment of military force, a
Meeting, legally assembled and peaceably held for mach pur-
pose,.

3. That we have learned with unfeigned rumens, that a
Meeting, held at Manchester on the pith of August last,
avowedly for such purposes, at which it has ant hitherto ap-
peared that any illegal act had been committed, or that pre-
♦ious proclamation to disperse had hero made accordiug to
law, was suddenly attacked and dispersed by a military
force, whereby the lives of a great number of his Majesty's
subjects were endangered, marl of them wounded, and some
killed.

4. That we have seen with regret, that his Royal High-
ness the Priace Recast has been advised by his Ministers
to give She genetic m of royal approbation to the inserts.-
sent* of the military, attended with such fatal conse-
quences; whereby Hwy have prejudged a Ingot important
subject of judicial inveslization, ■ud have proclaimed a
proceeding to be meritorious which has the appearance of
being illegal sod highly criminal—a measure full of danger
to the nolaisissed and equal administration of joistiee.
5. That whilst we strongly deprecate tendency to a
breach of the peace, we feel it our especial slaty So resist,
by all lawful means, any attempt to infringe the rights which
the Constitntiou has solemnly sanctioned for the protection
of our common liberty, sod which it is equally necessary,
fur the security of the Crown, and the safety of every rank
in the State, firmly to 'maintain.
6. 'flat without ailvertiug to the object to which -the
Meeting of the 16th of August lane was directed, we are of
opinion that the cireismstaimees coneected with its dispersant,
call for a full awl rigorous investigation, in order that
measures which, unexplained. tend to establish a preeedest
of the utmost danger to the liberties of the country, may
he constitutionally vindicated, if found to admit of a satis-
factory justificatios, or, if not, dint they may be authori-
tatively marked with dee censure and roodamilatinn.
7. That as humble Address he therefore presented to his
Royal Highness the Prince Regent, imploring him to assess-
hie Parliament, with as little delay an possible; and to re-
commend to their immediate care, a soles'so inquiry isms
three tranractioirs.

I. Resolved (on the motion of Walter Fawkes, Esq. se-
conded by John Cheeks Rsinsdim, E' 1. M.P.) That the Ail-
dress to hi. Royal Highness the Prince Regnit, now trod, be
adopted by this :Meeting.
11. Resolved, That the High Sheriff be relocated sad au-
thorised to site the Resolutions, as the act allies Meeting,
and that the some be psiblished under the direetioss of a Com-
mittee, to eulogist of the Gratlenten obu signed the Respaisi-
lion.
111. That the Address to the Prime Regent pow reed do he
for Signatures, at the Castle of York, and afterwards in such
ptices as the Cosismittee shell thiak At, sad be afterwanla
presented miler their direction.
11. Resolved (uu the motion of Mr. Deities, oreamied by
Ot i well Wood, F.rq ) That theTkaaks of the Corot, of York,
is Public Meeting assentleled, are due to the.Requisidosists,
at whose (ripest this ilFreillig was convened.
W. WRIGHTSON, Sheriff.
After the High Sheriff had left the Chair,
Resolved sensweesomily, On the motioa of Earl Fessril-
liam.oresoded by the babe of Norfolk. that the 'flasks of
this Merl ing be prownsed to the High Sheriff, for assivaidog
the present !Hecht% sod foe his able sad impartial eassdoet
I. the Chair.

UNPRECEDENTED IN THE ANNALS OF
LOTTERIES"'

ONLY 5.000 Ttekets to he drawn on Lard
Mayor's Day (9th November). and the grand chance
of obtaining Eluirr Prizes of to,tlool. Money and Covinah.
—.the risk lessened considerably—the swilled Prize &sing
191. mud Tickets only 191. 18r. therefore, the Ins, eon oily
be 31. Ifts. and the gaits may he the •110r1111111111 SUM. of
Oast Hawked sad rawly Thraisand Parade!
And for ooe Siziteuth, Sorsa Mossond Firs Hundred
l'oundr.
EYTON, Stork-Ttrolttr, 2, Cornhill, and Lombard...trees.
carom help ronifratulatialy the PahPic ll* the above grand
*hems maul new Syslens, the chasm being rotwitleralrly in.
messed awl the risk lonirmrl; hopes he shall come in for
Ins sham of the Politic potrooage, M *tog oue of Ibe eldest
ollire-keepers in the kowtows.
To NoWomen and ,Slordssto--E. Frrox beg* leen to in-
fers them that he has on sole severs! doplicute Tiekeis this
will he entitled I. Om some limiter., that is to gen tr
No. 320 sboold bedroom a 1121,014/1. 14210 will he emitted to
smoother 211,0001. As mid, all Mishima in sbe Public Yaw&
trunsseted with howinir sod dispatch at ,the shove .Sc,,
No. 2, Corohill, by the PAW' very humble gyres/M.
E. EYTON.

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MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

War-Office, fleteher 15, 1819.
Bth Regiment of Light Dengeuna--cornet henry Sully
Hodge*, fnult she gist Light Drugumin, to be Cornet,
rims Ityrritti, who enehaeorm—dated lot tuber 7, 1819.
145 h ilitus--Williens James In). busy, ti.•o,. to be Cornet,
without purcimm, vice Pony, proustitea..Tared an shove.
17th tittle—Frederick Lain., tient. SO Ili• Cornet, without

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pereheee, vice Elinixin, nut shove
21st..iiltu--C.4nei Conrad Klwerul tlyte.,(l,.lVuee the Itth

Light Dragoons to be Conks, rice Hodges, who es.
changrs—dated as shore.
9th Regimmit of Foot—Ensign Joseph Rawlins, from half.
pay tcld Foot, to be Kosice., vice Charter Hamilton Mills
who rechauges--datril as above.
Seib ditto—Captaia Charles Teuton, to be Major, by one-
chime, vice Sir Frederick Storm, promoted in the lind
rwet—ilated as above.
Esaign William degauss Stewart, from the 58th Fout, to
be -ffweime, vice Dalgkiils pronoited—slated September
Ilk 1919.
31oldItta—Thnenas Jeffries Gent. to be &MEN by Pon-
Huse, vice Calvert, pommeled is the 7th ?out-4Med
September $S 1919.
34th ditto—Lieetenant George Ledingframo. from hitz
Cape itegisomit, to he Paymaster, vice Sairjeasit, red
elated September 16, 1819.
36th i',:ito-.Liinttenaat-Grueral Sir Juba Oswald!, K.CB.