The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-10-27 00:00:00

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Numweit 5896.

TARATRR-ROYAL,
THIS EVENING, SA
his Majesty's Servants will
Dramatic Piece, is three acts, called
GERALD' Dr"
THE BANDIT OP
Gresldi Dant, Mr. Cooper; Coast .
turd; Manlier Mr. Meredith; Wittikin,
sits, Mr. Itseri:ll; Steraolf, Mr. Simi
of Altenherg, Miss Smithson; Nino,
Mrs. &sad; Barbara, Mrs. Egerton.
After which
THE CORON,
The Procession comairenees from
The Secowd Scene, the laderiar elf
and Istrodactory hceoe. is which Mt
a new Comic Soar, emitted, s The s.
Old &gland aad the Peopte.=—TboTowithilgeoe.
in ere alarm of which the Gram/ Beam of ibis r•
To cis** )04 (484 time) • moor 1
SPONSIEVII TOWSON.
The Prinoril Chammers by , Wirssiss—
Foots, Gatti', W. H. Williams,
Knight, Miss Smithson, and Mrs..
The Doors to be opened at Six
formances to begin at Seven.
Boxes, 74 Second Prier, 3s. '
Pile*, b.—Ostler", Ss.; Second
levy, Is.; Second Price, bd.
Oa Monday, Geraldi Daval--with
blossiesr Tonsure.

MEATS'S-I,Ol'A L, t.
ON MONDAY, Ortnber
tie Opera
- • THE EXILE.
Calera Uirick (the Earle), Mr E.gerto
Istria, Mr. W. Farres ; Biros AlltradoE,
Calmar. Mr. Doru•et; Doran, Mr. You."; Welsiew Mr.
Cousurr; &nits, Mr. Fawcett. The &sprout Bliambetb,
Mrs. Failed; Katharuse, Mrs. T I, Mesiws, Muss
Foote.
'fb- Grand Public Entry of the Fimpress Elisibesb ; sod
the Interior of the Cathedral of Moscow, iu which the
CORONATNN of ELIZABETH is performed by the
Grand Patriarch, and his assistiag Diguitarieo.

A focr which she Melo Acorns railed

THE WARLOCK Of THE GLEN.
Claaroentii, Mr. Connor; Amber, filueklestane, Mr. Far.
ley; Sambe, Mr. Illsorharet ; Kollivrii. Mr. Cooler; the
Warlock of the Glen, Mr. Abbott. Adds, Mrs. Forest :
Marian, Miss Beaumont.
A Private Box may he had for the lemon, or nightly, of
Mr. Brandon, at the DOC. Office.
Boxer, 70.; Secoad Prier, 34.1/J.—Pit, 3s. 6.1.; Becoarl
Price, tr.—Gallery, Tu.; Second Prier, Is.—Upper Gal-
lery, Ir.; heron., Price,
The Douro will be opened at Half-past Si* tiCloek, and
the Play hello at Seven.
Pisces for the Boyer to be talker of Mr. Brawl's, at the
art aiee, Hart-strert, from Tr* till Fuur.
On Tuesday, The Exile, with Brother and Sister.

NF:W TO RA T RR-ROYAL.
Tuns EVENING. SATURDAY, Oct. 47,
will be performed dm Comedy el
SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER.
Manlearitte, Mr. Terry ; tear Clowlea Marforir.-
Venture; Maatitica, Mr. 1110krv; Tormig Marlow, Mr. Job.-
sow ; Tway Limit** Mr. Utberry. Mes. Marrlcitatle, Mrs.
Pearce; Mist Neville, bliss Royce; Nitta Mardcastbr, Mrs.
Cbatierley.
Freak's' to which, Yid time, a mew Comic Piece, incite act,
caller]

MATCH-MAKING.
The Priscipal Characters by Messrs. Baker, Ouberry, De.
comp, Terry, and Mrs. Chinn ley.

To w►ieh will be added
A DAY AFTER THE WEDDING.
Colonel Fret.love, Mr. Decamp; Led Rivets, Mr. Baker.
Lady Eltstbeth Freeluve, Mrs. Cbatterky.
Doors to be opeved at Halt past Six o'Clock—the Play to
beoio et Seven. •
Boar*, 581.—Pit, 34.—First Gallery, 4s.—Secesil
Gal-
I Is.
Flares fur the Boxes to be takes of Mr. Messiness', et
the Tlieis rr.
N.B.—Private Boxes stay be had nightly, by application
at the ,toa•otbcr.
Or Monday, The Beggar's Opera, with The Gritn Man.

SURREY TII ESTR E.
THIS EVENING. SA I UROAY, Oct. 27,
• Comic Darr. r•lled

♦ALENTINE'S DAY.

After whitlow, Himont-el Mrludrawitte Rennin*, called
THE DUKE'S BRIDE;
Or, THE RUINS IN THE FOREST.

To which will be lidded ■ New Roam., under the title of
THE VETERANS;

Or. THE COMMODORE AND THE COLONEL.
Tu cunclude wilb ui ealirely New Fat eical Puutuowimical

Purleffs, entitl,fl
THHEE I.IF THEM t

Ur, HARLEQUIN HUN!-lIARLEQUIN STRI N!'-

AND HARLEQUIN MUM!!!

bonfire:Tea at Half past Fire, Periorma ekes committee al
Hatt...past St:.—HaW.ptice at Half-past Eight.
M 4116 N. Booth, horn the Theatre Royal, Covent•garden,
who is engaged fora limited period, will make her Arm •p
pearioresso Monday seat, in a Rousautic Melodrame
acted here), ratted Merirue, the Maid of Switzetland: in
which piece a principal Character will be sustained by a
Grillroom (his first appearance) ; sad on Monday, Nu-
•rmher 5, a popular Melortrame will be produced, in which
Mrs. Jai limn (late Miss Stinky), formerly of the Theatre-
Biqa' Drisry-lase, sad Belfast, will appear.

II OPENING OF THE EGYPTIAN TOMB ON THE
I.t•OF NOVEMBER.

'V UE Proprietor of the E(ii(I;;FIAN TOMB
frtls himself bound to express his Gratitude fur the
great Eaciouratement the Public so liberally bestowed nn
him during the late Season, and has the pl to announce
that, deeply insoreatied with a proper sense of nisei be Owe.
the Public, he has spared on pains or expense to gratify
their curiosity ou Egyptian Antiquities.
In addition to the former Exhibition he has introduced
8:7., Models imi Wax, representing the following Monuments:
The rrrat Pyramid of Cepisrenet, on the ro deiced voile of
IHt feet is roe foot ' • every stone of the exterior aril ulterior
of the Passages, Chambers, and Portico, are in their due pro.
portions, and so exactly contrived as to give the moat cor-
rret idea of the ancient Monuments. The Interior of the
Temple in the Isle of Philoe is most minutely executed sod
painted. Thai of Xerrizaates is also represented stone fur
stout,. The &drawee toss Egyptian Tomb in Gomm, with
an Archway over it, to elucidate the Origin of Arches.
That part of the Model of the Tomb of Emilia, which
hitherto has not been before she public, will be placed so as
to give • complete idea of the whole Tomb. The Gera*
Temple at Itwunihul, in Diablo, with all its cissureal Figoreo,
&e. is their dire proportion. will glee a complete idea of the
!Egyptian E lions.—Adniiliaare Is.

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ter, and dimity of the City of London, which,
from the office conferred ou him, he wee bound
to support, cud which he conceived had been
insulted in his person on the occasion to which he
alluded. He held in his hand two letters, which
he'did not at first conceive to he of importince,
but which had since become so from certain facts
which had transpired on the trial of a min named
Griffiths, for a riot at the funeral of Honey and
Francis. When lie (Alderman Waithissaii) corn-
pi:lined of the proceedings of the 46. It of August,
his complaint was parsed over. A charge of sat.
glect of duty wits, however, made against him by the
Noble Lord. It was said that the mob were in a
state of riot, and that' he did not exert himself'
to preserve the peace, but that a Police Magistrate
was obliged to interfere. All this was broadly
stated, and yet no inquiry had been instituted.
One of the letters which he held in his 'trod had
'been sent to him in order to !sin him down to dates,
for the purpose of substentiiting the charges alleg-
ed against him. The letter, and his answer to it,
werershort, and he would therefore read them :
" Whitehall, August 30,1821.
"Sts—At • Isle haste last might 1 receivrd your letter of
yesterday, an +Lich you Ix six o'clock on Sunday afternoon
shoe Wyse Siptosolvade teak placei which you repre-
sented is yaw M hove hemseweessltted as the
Civil Power by the Lit mards.
'I 1 have poly lo desire that you will state the precise titer,
wheal you withdrew from Kuightrbridge, alter tranquillity
had been perfectly restored, mules& you should have soy
objectioa to make such a statement.
" lam, Sir,
4 Your most obedient humble servile,
Mr. Omit Waltham,. " BATH U RST."
To this letter, though he perceived its tendency,
he immediately returned the following amusev!-A-

(COPY.)
Mir L 011111.4 east have no objection to give your Lord-
ship every inksentation in soy power, but it is dillicult to
speak with exact precision as to time. I have already
stated that it was six o'clock when the affray at Knights.
bridge look place; it alight be • quarter of an hour after.
I left Hyde Park-comer, as nearly as I can state, about •
quarter before eight o'clOck.
' I have the hoaour to he,
" Your Lordship's most obedieut humble Servant,
(Signed) "ROUT. WA mu MAN.
" Bridgestreet, August 30,1821.
" To this Right Hue. Earl Bathurst, &c."

It was rather extraordinary, though by no means
unexpected by him, that after a complaint had
been made to the Secretary fur the Colonial De-
partment (Earl Bathurst), and after a statement
by hip Lordship set on foot, yet that he (Mr. Waith-
man) should never have been called upon—should
never have been allowed to call a single witness in
support of his original complaint ! But while all in-
quiry of this nature was denied, an inquiry of:mother
nature was set nit foot. An inquiry before a Police
Magistrate was instituted, before whom police
agents were examined, to examine into the conduct
—nut of the noters on the 46th of August, but of
the Sheriffs of the county of Middlesex. —/ hear,
hear. I —The facts stated against him were found
incapuble of proof; on the contrary, his original
statements were coehrmed on this inquiry ; and
this being found to be the case, all inquiry of
another nature was denied. If the statements
urged against Into were well founded, surely
he was nut judging uncharitably, when he said,
that he had little reason to expect justice from
those who so readily accused him. The worthy
Alderman here adverted to the riots of 1780,
and reutioded the Court, that the Lord bigot
(Kennet) WWI .fined 10.0001. for his remiss.
Hess on that occasion. Alter which; when the Se-
artery for the LI Department implored assist-
suer front the City, Resolutions were passed,
placing the whole of the police, the City militia,
sad the voltaw e'er corp., at the disposal of the
Sheriffs. (in this recent occasion also it became
the duty of the Sherd+ to be present, to prevent
as witch as possible the effusion of blood. It
therefore rested with the City to consider whether
it would tamely stiffer the insult offered to one of
its principal office's. Tumult was inevitable, and
blood must certnioly hive been shed, mill lives
lost. at Kiliglosbridge, had the soldier* not
been persuaded to r. tire within the birracks.—
W 1.:.• then was a Sheriff to do in such an emer-
gency ? Übe remained inactive, he became liable
to a ievere penalty ; but if lie interfered, lie did so
at the risk of his lite. and whets he sought an in-
quiry into *kg took place, it was refused; if he
sought to deur I • self froni soy charge made against
him, be was dewed an of doing to.—

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manner in which the procession moved from armor to
eneremith. The only provueathis gives to tarnish em its pas-
sage was occasioned by • brickbat bate( throats, from the
Barracks at Knightsbridge, as it was said, by the tedividael
who prodoerd it to you, and who appeared to be cut by
the same. Your ititerferesce bad the desired effect, and
tranquillity was restored. Os our arrival at Hammeramith,
every thing appearing very orderly, aod ste shunter of tu-
mult, you, Sir, peoposied nooraing towards the Barracks, foe
the portion of pertmadiog the populace sesenshied to felifttle
apy irritable feeliug which Might be excited if the Life
Guards appeared ; with this imvieh,„ we Arrived al Knights-
bridge, bet what was 'war weeprite at, peretivisg that the
Barran-gates weasellettklrbith it is odeveseary to absene su
the. prom/edam poseiotweett ONO, eltallvluid by illiperb 11111.10
Iseult was pre“Witail, •111•062:,'reva-AMb seer lb. VS* 411,'
',nod with soldiers, Wades 'them drown .ssp ou the Willy lin
all preant to the piddle., stenteitraed gnat disown-
to be expressed by tbs people. Opeti which yoga*
sap sod respiested them So wisholgew Was such positiona
stead of complyirm, they immediasely replied, " they hod
• right Iw steed them" Yea observed that yea dui
intend at tech • tie. to dispute their right, but stsysealmli
them to withdraw; that yew sole desire area to preserve the
peace and prevent mischief, which, by their ponevermsee
in appearing is each a station, was likely to ante; wed
further ordered that soy itidivideal 'rho shoold mush
or give any provocation to a soldier should he immediately
taken ism custody. At this the widen' laughed and ap-
peared determined to remain. Yoe them inquired the slams
of the Coosmaudiag Officer, sod that be might be isfurnsed
Shot it wee your particular rogues' that the men might be
`settbditurns N. nolin heist- ties •by tbeems you lame.
diately ordered your officers to Worm the Comeasoslitig
Officer of this your request. Upon the officers attain the
barracks they were ordered to retire from the same, with
this, ' that the Sheriffs sod they might go sad be d-o—.d.'
Yoe thee, Sir, addressed the soldiers (pareeivial the tem-
per of the people bele* Irritated spoil this iostiletag saw
ewer being circulated, sad fearful of the oposequences),
' that as the Sheriff of the County of Middlenz yes was
their Coiamsodieg Officer, and desired them immediately
Oa totims,aarg that the gates should be closest.' This spirited
edema had the dasisail oink for after a short delay the
pate wen clamed sad the salaam withibmern. Part of the
amides& thee arriving, we peawarded wish the ammo so far
ae the Cameos Brewery, et keightshridge, perassaliag the
populace to quietens sal good order, win as oacer ..t
piers arrived, sad aimed that during your aliens e a disturb.
son had arose bearers is few of the guards and the
people; we immediately retuned mid perceived that a male
had reseed; that others of the guards were climbing over the
barrack-walls (the gates being then closed) to the assistance
of their comrades; stones were being throwu by both parties,
and a general scale took place ; this spending in the bar-
racks, and the soldiers likely to be defeated, about fifteen
or treaty others rushed from the gates, erased with
drama swords sad carbisies, when you immediately rade
op to the scene of actin. and ewdesinered to disengage the
euesimetsate. Nut softening in the amiassat, we rode so
the footpath hi the hope of Outages, whoa I .as attached by
• soldier who made a threat at me w &fret ; bet so-
other struck wie a blow on the thigh, a at the same intent
one of your officers was knocked down by my sideosed whom
I nearly rude over, which prevented me is the instant from
riding to your assistssee ; for on twining round, I observed you
is inimioni singer, ordering the people to desisLeentriviag to
separate them, and desiring the soldiers immediately to re-
turn to their barracks. Upon which the moldier whom you
addressed relative to closing the gales in the first teamster,
at the barracks,• rushed up, placing his shoulder to your
horse, whilst you was thus engaged (being thcii on the foot-
path, which being an eminence, rendered your retreat the
mere dangerous), swore he would teeth you to ride on
the footpath, sod was its the act of foreleg you from the
setae, when you, fortunately foe your owe preses.ratioss,
wreck she fellow with your stick, which made him forego
Iris inteutiun of offering farther violence. He could not
pheed ignorance of your bring the Sheriff, therefore the in-
sult was the more gross. The Officers arriving surceede.l is
protecting you from fresh insults, but not till you had beets
forced by the guidons from the path late the road. It is
aka necessary to remark, that a soldier was observed Med-
ley Isis airtime, with the evident intention of discharging
it, which, a pou being do d by one of your officers, was
etre tik out of his hand. The Officers is the Barracks, I
presume, bearing of this conduct, ordered the soldiers to
• ante ; which, after wow time, was effected. Tu restore
Ileaquillity unce more was your desire, and your exertions
succeeded beyond your most sanguine expretationv ; us also
in withdrawing greater pail of Ilse populace from the busy
mime. About eight o'clock we reword towards Hyde Park-
. Corner, every thing appearing tranquillized, and thus ended
a must fatiguing as well as hazardous duly for him; who I
have the booster to subscribe myself his most übedieut hum-
ble Savant, HENRY MORTIMER."
Mr. Sheriff Waithouse."

The papers were then ordered to be entered on
the Journals. VIIII referred to the Co 11111 l wee of
General Purposes.
FREEDOM OF THE CITY TO J. HUME, ESQ., M.P.

The Itelinknion fur calling the Special Collit
was then read.

Mr. FAYELL• prior to making his ',mended mo-
tion, begged that the Minutes of the Court for
granting the Freedom of the City to Marquis Cam-
den should be will.

The Minutes were rend. They stilted, that on
the 3d November, 1519, the Fel-twos of the City,
Ste. had been.gratited to Cumden, furApi lig
1100

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ward thi• motion, becttuse it would conyloci: the
public that tin. Court did nut delight, as wa, falsely
imputed to it, iu the habit of passing voresof censure
and disapprohatioti, but that they were glad of an op.,
portomity of conferring its tumours upon nn Hon,
Gentleman who had faithfully discharged the duty
which lie owed to the country. The motion he was
about to submit was not Hi which the commursity
at Forge was 'invested ; fur at a time when so of-
ficer of high rank in the army, mid • Magistrate at
the head Of the police. had been degraded by his
Majesty's Government, because they had nut shewis
themselves subservient to the measures of the
Court. it was more particularly Incumbent upon
theta to stork their gratitude for emetreist pull-
tie services. He spoke of a Gentleman this day
of on ordioary character, in regard to his' as-
sidwity, honeys, mid ustwearied eserttous in inert.-
ttgittsug alt these point* which wee connected was
the revenge mad tioottcri of the country, and which
had troubled Inn, in the comae of a short par-
liatsestery career, to effect rut muds as would
have down bosoer tow lung lite of public service.
He tasted that so objection would be wade
to the MOONS no the ground that other Gentlemen
hod supported lime ureuestres prepared by Mr.
Hulse, and were therefore equally entitled to their
thanks. He was ready to give esery praise to the
band of illustrious sod excellent men who hail sup.
ported I , hut it could not be denied that Mr.
Hume's wonderful labours and indefatigable exer-
tions peculiarly entitled him to the Umatilla of that
Court. When a similar honour was couferred upon
the three eminent lawyers who distinguished them-
selves in defending her late Majesty, it was ob-
served that three other I:sayers had also beet)
retained in her cause, but the propriety of conliw
ing the honour conferred by the Court ' to
twos who had most distinguished themselves was
disustimitted, and he hoped, therefore, he shourd
Dot now b.i.ee by • similar objection, lie • felt
1 that he should not du justice to the motion which
he had undertaken if he did not enter for a few
nr. es into the history of Mr. Hume's parliamen-
tary conduct. Suds was the effect produced by
the labours of this extraordinary and excellent Gen.
Items's, that Ministers had been chrckrd its their
prollogite career, sod it was a MIIIOIOII stawd to
the applications of their irartissuis to say, " Wu
would willingly accede to your reque.t, hut if we
were to graut it, we should infallibly bring Mr.
Home upon ws."—(A largh.)—The Worthy Mem-
ber proceeded to read to the Court a paper, detail-
ing the Patliamesitary set vices of Mr. I fume :
‘. He onward the three milkmen of taxes is DM sad
Aiwa loosowsesee4 by rttrenehmeut to make a real risdrsug
fisai

" He has advocated os every occasion die removal of t►o
wstrietious on foreign commerce, elbith at pre col .0 touch
cramp the prosperity of the country.
" He has subedited for t►ree successive years, Minions to
reduce the expellee of collection of the revenue• in the Excise
and Customs. and g I revenues.

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" He has 'hewn llled in Scotland and Ireland the 'openers
of collection hare beeu donleled, and a hat 'here is hitherto
four and five willioos paid fur the collecteon of the nth,
of which one-third at the least neigh( be saved, by returning
to reasonable salaries and reduced esistelislimeuia. As an
example of what might be (loam, he puiutrd out the sixty.
Ave diameter, offices of Receivers General, and niariy.tire
Distributors of Stamps, fur three saccessive years, and only
succeeded by perseverance I■ the last brume So get a Com-
mittee appointed, which recommended their abolition, bite lug
75,6501. out of 117,900 L

" By this means 160 sinecure offices will he aholisheit, and
exclusive of the corrupt pat►onage, as stagy thousand pounds
he saved annually. A Cummisaiosa is New Witmer is Scut.
14ud to inquire into the Stamps.
'•lnn 1819,1820, and 1821, he propmeil to the Holuse thn
reduction of salaries soil establishment*, to proportion to 11.15
r. &idiom of the price of provisions, &c.; and although re.
jetted io the House of Commons, have been all adopted ty
the Treasury since t►ee.
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" He opposed the Civil List out the present enormous scale,
and purposed its reduction: be moved for returns to plot e its
extravagance, but his nrotione were rejected.
" He brought the expenses of the Colonies before the
House each year, to induce the Government to economy i
and the returns to his motions first brought falter,
the Ceylon, St. Ilekos, sod other accounts ► 4 unlit.
The expenses of the Colonies of Great out amount to
upwards of three millions sterling, a e been brought
view by Mr. Hume.
" The Heligoland establishment of l. a-year has been
abolished, sod half a Wilkie might be as easily saved imam.
dialely in the other Colonies.
" He has for stifeessi4" years tried to reduce the expense
of the lossian Islands of 140,400/. which is continued con.
teary to the treaties, and solely for patronage.
" Until last Session the debates Do dee Amy sad Navy
F.etionstes seldom took up tiro or three nights it .11. Mr.
Hume, by bit statements aid esitusures fur dues

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• ' LONDON, SATURD . , OCTOBER 27, 1821. • PRICE 7d.
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DRURY-LANK. THEATRE ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE, I COURT OF t MON COUNCIL. (Hear !)—He bad no doubt, had en inquiry been teo liberally resigned • large portion of his Income.
ITURDAY. Oct. 27, STRAND.
Menlo-led, he should have been able to identify at • Teller of the Exchequer, iu cumaderatiou of
By Fersuissian of the Right Hon the Lord Charnberlai•.
I perform (Mb time) • Dew .
FOR THE BENEFIT OF RIR. BENGOUGH, VesteedXy a Colo+ .Common Council Was Held some of the sols—he could nut say whether the the public iloore,ses.
ailed (Stage Massager of the snowy Theatre. sod late of the fur the special putrpose w presenting the '"Ftesorhs or man olio personally insulted him. or the Man who Mr. FAVELL said be hail requested the Minutes
DUVAL. Theatre Royal Drury-lane), presented the carbine at him. There was another of this Grant alinuld be read, not becamte the case
the Court, and also 'lib reedom of the City (in a gold
f BOHEMIA. Who having_ failed in his Benefit at the Surrey Theatre cireemstenee, all° which Would lead to the di.- wus exactly prior:el with that which he was about t., box, valite 100 giline to Jorrepli Homy, E.g. for Coast Altenherg, Mr. liar- through the Unfortunate seethes/ of the night, has the
, lig forward, but because he wirrheal to reluisol tile
minima, Sir. MAIM; Ka- honour of ind•anchig to his Friends and the Public, that, his zealous and indefil tale exertion, in Parliament corer of some of 'the rioters. He had iu his pos. "tri
erasion a 'ramrod which bed been thrnivn at n female, Cunit how anxiously they had beer, upon the wait.,
Smith. Elhelind,Conatere through the tong friemildiip subsisting [miners biro sad to reduce the public satlittire, and the introduc-
by whom it wa• brought to.hon. Upon this rain- 141 reward every individual who had exerted lititi,r.l
iaa,lllisa Cabot ; Nitsmeiter the Parents of the justly relcbrated Miss CLARA tio, of every pistil , i.emion"
rod was the reginiental merit and number. By this, its decrease the public expersrliiure, or increase the
'ton.' FISHER, they have west kindly tendered him the assist.
Soon after twelve o ' k the 1..0.110 MATOB, ....I'C.
deb loco of thir •saiversally ackaaaledged Theatrie Phesitnew- no doubt, the owner could be identified. Having ptiblie revenue. He fr.lt that iu hula king &rimed
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entered, and the COI' 't
was opened Di the usual
4 ATION. Doe of the Age. This your( Lady made her first appear.
his motion, he was fultilliuthe I • -
g i.) mg request of a
bum vieuustuuter ita..._ mime at the Theatre Royal Deiiii-lane, December 10,1817, form.
AFFRAY ATILNIGHTSREIDGE. failed in his application for inquire. Ike should nut
of the Abossi.—Tbe .nova. theo just Six Years old, in Garrick's revived R0401414Ce 44 roll upon the Court or the Livery to take any step friend be whom it start kirat introduced.
and u hn.
upon Una ircca4i 111 l . it would be for them to COTS' *Oil hit Intent breath entreated him to iterscrerr :a
ILlMl(ftet, is which was itittathieed the last art of King .11.1 r. Aldermen W•Ffelstau begged to offer a few t Me.
eider what evils due to their own honour and di pit it. fie nerd iiii, retnind the Court 'hut Mr; Hurtle.
• ". ohiblint the Third, sod by her surprising perforasaore of ofiservatione. fie waist aware that this Court was
a Kka
.00 Creeled-isek'd Tyrant, drew crowded hombre for 17had beer,, and still was.
rileTwilifreite, the sommoued for a /perish purpose, and he should be ae•Repreientatires of the City of London. Among .1„. ,„,,j,,, „r this motion,
I Beare of the Chommlillso ,-,4lltaa' sad hwasedtatelY afterwards played the "wee Chi. the last' itat od irrelevant b- the P*Pere which he held lit his hard land which he the Omni/lute of economy soil retrersehment. when.
...tic, at eimatitdritess with coal appiause and sacce....man in w r uce any su
wished to enter upon the Journals of Court) the notion was in all quartets groaniug under its
tel • sow Fares, eolled ' - . which trus like rive rite to * disca ia •
31_ ject . , .
..
of
POPTIHKM. - r ' WkDNESDAY NEXT. October
a ' bat the suiret *lnch he was now about to was • staisetatent whet pasted at KroithlabriffSer heavy hurdeiis and calling for relief. He then was
maw, coma,. • _ Wel be purforated the Petit Comedy of
speak, fiivolvert • qiiestion of OVlCTlPlttortnithistr,' Jur" op ar • fe"..1110.4.1..t, Olaf Id 11.00,11 r• the heavy
to pintas out where relief could Le • • ...
1, • Meredith, Vista& 111111.. THE SFDIL•D CHILD. Aril, the Deputy Sheriff, an3siTg Kid is sup tech; where the burden eottld be lig-lofted.—
~ Steed. Little Pickle (with Smogs), Miss Clara- Fisher. therefore, entitled to their mutt serious atteutiont
He had before proposed to lay before the Court the nled him., on that day' He (Mr. Favell) could appeal to the records of thus
Six o'Clock, sad the Per- • ' After which the nmeirel eatertainseent, called
THE TURNPIKE GATE. Correspondence which had passed between him and Mr. r ATRIA. recommended that the documents Court, in proof of the many Petition's which they
ed.—Pit, 3s. Ettl.; Second Crack (with Seaga), Miu Clara Fisher. Loud Bathurst, and he would has done so at all should be entered oil the Jenrnal., and then re- had from year to year presented to Parltemetis,
141 Price, is —Upper Gal. T. which will be added (by permission of Mr. T. Dibdio, earlier pesiod, were it not that he was out of town ferred to the Cummittee for General Purpo.es. praying retrenchment and reform. How, thee,
E`l• for this Night ally) the favourite Barletta of when After a few words Gum Mr. Dixon, Mr. Griffith,, could they refuse to reward that man who had un-
the lint Court lens held, and the Court before
„with The commitiom—and THE TWO GREGORI ES; OR, WHERE
MONEY COME FROM ? had been so suddenly convened that he did tint hear
of it until late in the evening cif the day on which The +statement alluded to by Mr. Waldman was their Petitions I There was no want of precedents
The •bule to conclude with lbe favourite Piece, i• one Acv
to sanction the proceeding which he was about to
it was held. He wished now to lay before the Pe"' it "S
r.f"111""
: Or EMT-GARDEN. called
TIIF. ACTRE% OF ALL WORK. Court the papers on this subject. leaving it to them "n-4, Red Lion-maser, Antrim 27,1321. res °annelid. Among the Trcmds of the Court, it
her 29, will he acted i The Principal clawariers (with the Original Prologue), by to get as they thought lit with respect to them. " Siw—Agreeably to your desire, I shall endesirour to appeared that its the year 1776 the thanks of the
ra of
Mime Clara Fisher. eituniekaie a few of the leading fraiures occasiimed by the
For hiatroff he was of hide consequence, and, penefillifai and burial of Money and Framers yesterday. li i• Court were voted to the Reverend Dr. Birch
CILE. Tickets to he had of Mr. Bratmagh, No 6, Great Char- therefore, it mattered not what he might have suf- nonecessery for me to enumerate the assemblage by your or. for u trainirldet which he had written its favour of civil
' Egerton; Gierretwor of 11- lone-street, Blukfriars-road i and at the Box Office, Strand
from Ten till .
hessian', Mr. Luaus; C.uat Entrance,I liberty. He hart the time pleasure in bringing Gore •
fered ; hut he was noxious for the honour, charac- der of the civil power in and about Smithfield. or the ordeal,
at.- v.......• wAeasn_ M. .