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The indefolisaftle mansgetaitat of this Loose
produced two -mom noveltim loot night, each of
which promises assallansply to sustain the very high
character their misismasepors have obtained for this
e stablishment c littlest, founded •• lilmfilleißal ts'
Figaro, introduced • Lady of the name of YoulICI
to this theatre, from whose reception, in the cliu-
racier of Susan, she is lobe to prove one of the most
effective 'opponent of the tbestre. Miss TsvLoa
in the Countess, and Mira CoraLasto in she Page,
sided by FITZWILLI AM and Cuarmsa, in Antonio
and Figaro, form • constellation of talent which
-would bum done credit to soy theatre, and which
was most brilliantly assisted by the excellent siding
of Mr. BILIIOOUGU, in the Cooed. A young Lady,
?1 the name of Wstus, made her debug as Agues.
when her fears do not obscure her tallest. will
a happy additioo So the vocal stnrtigt' of the
nr_77.7 A fief Beli— which was

strength .
heavies _ was honoured
th sVith swore•an it. opudl /need .
ed of approbation.
new and original piece, under the tideof The Blue
Bares, 'kW the imitate, in a continual roar of
laughter feom its 'coMmenceasent to the conelstsion.
AU the comic 'rowers of the house. especially
Jr. WYATT'S, were ratted into action : a Lump
whimsically successful chain 'of irresistable drug
incidents have seldom been plested into the service
of one piece. The music, *cowry, hkc. were
answerably good, and the curtain fell &Mid 'peals of
ltughter and shouts of applause.

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THE QUERN.
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The Deputations Charged to present Addresses to
the Qu ECK began to move down the Strand so early
as loutf-past nine o'clock yesterday morning. The
first was lwaded by men carrying a large flag on a
red ground, inscribed in letters of gold, "The Union
/lag." followed by the Calico-printers, Guam
Trade. Carpenters and Jui•ers, &c. &c.
Time processwor of the various branches of the
Brim Trade which followed, was very brilliant.
The outline of the order in which they proceeded
was given in our Paper of yesterday. The Mem-
bers were all neatly dressed, uud wore bunches
of whits ribbon woo the left breast. The flags
were numerous, and presented a vest diversity
of eelour and device,. They were nearly all the
saute that have embellished the preceding proces-
sions. The glittering of the helmets, and of the
great satiety of higbly.polisl►ed brass orisameuts and
devices, rendered this body .a ►pectacle of extraor-
dinary splendour. Among the reverel uew devices
was a representation of the pillory, with • figure of
iliojorcki standing on it, and the words " Nen mi
ricurdo" issuiug from his mouth.
The preceding processions were all on foot.
After • considerable interval they were followed
by. Deputation from the Tin ('lute Workers, con-
statistic of five broaches and four, each coutaining
right gentlemen ; the puatillious were dressed in
miasma jackets.
The Lord Mayor, accompanied by Mr. Alder-
man Cox, Mr. Sheriff Waiihmon, Mr. Sheriff
Williams, the Deputy Town Clerk, the neinem-
braucer.and Herald, arid attended by several of the
Lamer), in their gowns, proceeded to Brandenburgh
House, and presented the following Address to
her Majesty:—
* TO TIM QUlEtlee MOST EXCILLEXT MAJESTY;
" The humble Address of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen,
awl Liverymen of the City of Laudon, i• Common
Ilsll gestmbled.

NEW THEATIOE.X.O44, DUBLIN.

DUBLIN, JANUARY 19.
This very elegant structure was opened last
night for the first time, and we do not hesitate to
say, that every expectation of beauty and ntagutb-
fence, which the public could have funned from
the reporls that had gone abroad during the
progress of the work, was fully realised. The
audience part of the house, though not iii
appearance so extensive as that of Crow-street
theatre, le capable of containing • larger 111111 M.
her of pentium ; the dilletence in shape, the
greater depth of the boxes, and the elevation of the
back seals, contribute much to the accommoda-
tion of the spectators ; the building is extremely
well ventilated ; the approaches and entrances
are very judiciously planned ; and in the
whole of the arrangements. as far as we were en-
abled tojudge, convenience us well as grandeur has
been attended to. The entertainments were, The
Comedy of Errors, and The Sleep Walker, which
were performed by the permeates who appeared is
those pieces at the Rotunda Theatre. 'l'h, follow..
ing appropriate Address, written by G. Col man, Ea+
was spoken by Mr, Farreu before the play com-
menced :
Hail! geiserons gallows ammo Erin's bit,
Welcome, kind Patrons, to oar new-ented Pile,
Three fleeting months have scarcely slipp'd sway,
Since • users waste the scene of action lay:
Nut long the block was laid, which all must own,
Damps esg —the slow foundation dose,
Ere expectation kept no more aloof,
The Architect was hope-crowed with dm roof;
brisk 'went the work—exertion still iuereasiste—
Hods, trowels, hammers, chisels, never ceasing ;
Labium was wined on Expedition's plan,
An every labourer—ass
After a brick-and•mortar chase so hot,
Take our historic outline of the spot:
here once a market reared its busy bead,
Where sheep, instead of tragic heroes, bled;
bright cleavers tumid a band to chasm theme,
Joists dangled iu tue place of chamdelieses;
Stout butchers, stern as critics, had their day,
had cut up oxen, like a modern play.
Soon Science cause—his steel the butcher drops,
Removes, with awe, the shaw.bles and the alsops„C
And learning triumph`d over mutton chops! 3
Then 111 the school, by Patriotism reared,
Arts, Agriculture, Chemistry appeared;
botanic lure—bud studies all too great
Per use inferior powers to emulate.
No merit we iu Agricultare claim—
To cultivate your favour is our aim;
Which galled, by leaned Chemists we are told,
It turns, by Playhouse Alellynsy, to gold;
While all the botany we dare boast
Lies in those plants your breath may cherish must.
Again the scene was charted by Wu:lkon's rah,
‘Vaat's Refuge then succeeded Learning's School;
Na more in streets the shivering Beggar wood;
Irma fonad correction herr, and Future food;
llesseslity rejoiced at Sloth's defeat,
And Pity smiled to see she Hungry rat.
At length, sad following these wretched elves,
behold soother nn!—we mean ourselves;
Who lesalag to our Predecessors'
Now bre most heartily for your sophism;
beg you, brave Erin's lone, and Erin's Fair,
To make your Nation's Theatre your case.
'lwo wonder•working virtues 'its coufmt,
Lurk'il in the Lamp Aladdin unce possess;
ilkyood all common method ur device,
11 rais'd both House and mosey in a trice:
Owe building the lest wonder keeps in view,
The second miracle remains with you.—
Crowd biller Mealy, slum, from every quarter,
Till coin its speed has rived brick and mental.

The Drury-line Oristorios will commence with
the sal'frd Oralt,,lo of The Messiah. Mr. LIND.
LET Is to pia) r tits" concede.

There Walt Nit ovri flow ing house at the Edinburgh
on Saturday liat: the boxes rod every
1... rt or the hnuse weir crowded to eaceb9, the per-
tormaircer biting been dewed by Lord (tors LYN,
Air. Furst:sow, of ltrith. Mr. Jurrirscr. 1.1.4
tidier gentlersien who llr►e Irtely taken so decided
r lewd on the ►ide of the people of this place. The
galleries wrintr►ned perfect order. although Le.
nveer the acts airy blunted their attael►uient to
‘Vhigletticipitroi, lay oheetiug• paint's, enrage.
tog au the stetwoual belled of itOcalre ettAtle"
hrisit vibrated by the Wind, in e ithinent iii the
FAO. untl gitnitf Wady Owen' on hauling Mr. Fkit-
6USIng. of Ruth.. Mr. irevituar. Mr. Cocti.sualty
wad'weer earthmen who have ircernly conic lur-
wrrd•ir rupirtivt ul the popular Insure.
Triningencuturtatocer will often shat the elate u(
the WARW. Mina. BUN AWAITS harly twilit-tad NI I
taw twisty. limb. Omit etruld be provirreie itt- St.
1144ruat ItitiLtliesto.luto uue wire and theta •kt ijtrlir
fly wen at lbw ettriutra

" May it please your ifejeay,
" %'e, his Majesty's most loyal subjects, the Lord Mayor,
Aldesnien, and Livery of the City of London, in Commas
Hall assembled, beg leave to approach your Majesty, and to
express our heartfelt satisfaction at the escape of your Ma-
jesty from the foul and unprincipled conspiracy which had
been basely formed against the bouour of your Majesty, and
the liberties of the people.
" When we had lest the honour of appearing is your
Royal pretence, we anticipated with unhesitating conviction
the result of the inquiry then about to be instituted into
your Majesty's conduct. It did nut, however, enter iota
our minds to conceive that our country contaiued such mess
as the progress of the late investigation has exhibited to the
view and •laltorrence of the Nation—men who would dare to
distitob the foundaticais of morality mud of religion, and of
social order, to accomplish the destruction tarter Majesty,
sod thus nation the public confidence from the argint Fa-
mily of which you are so distinguished a member.
" The Livery of Loudon, your Majesty will believe, are
nut unmindful of the duly and affection which are so
justly due to the Family of Brunswick, proudly remember-
ing es they tio, that the great principles of constitutional
liberty were the sole title of that House to the Throne of
thin kingdom. Cherishing, therefore, an ardent love of our
county, a determisoni ion to support its valuable itisti-
lotions, it has been with unfeigned +shim that we have
seen a base and naischi faction, mutter the hypocritical
pretence of 'protecting the 'Moue and the Altar, riskiug
the destruction of both by that deluge of vicious, indecent,
and corrupt relator« which your Majesty's enemies have
poured out upon the land.
" We coegretuiale your Majesty that, under the direction
of an infinitely wise Proiittesice, this figs-out outrage
spans morals, religion, and law, has been the meaus of
rousing the spirit of a free people, and a free press, and has
enabled great Britain to exhibit to Europe must to the world
the gratifying result of a struggle between an hypocritical
and powerful party ou the one bawl, and on the other a•
individual resting only on the native dignify and e..ergy of
her chancier, and the support of a free, generous, and
loyal people.
" Ir conclusitai, we beg to offer our sincere and fervent
wish, that to the fell possession of all your rights and dig-
main your Mainly may lime candour to reside in this
kingdom; where alone your life and character will be secure
iot the affection cal Isi• Majesty's free, faithful, and loyal
subjects. " Snip d be ostler,
li EN BY WOODTHOR PE."
To whirl. Address Fitt (burro was pleased to re-
Inns the following Answer
"I should be tasrusible to the value of hammy and lode-
prosilesot e, and roll to till the impulses of gratitude, if I
were owl deeply impressed by this affectionate Address from
the Laid Mayor, Aldertneu, and Lavery of the City of
Loadon.
" I ammoniated that the conspiracy whirl, has so loug
been contrariag the 1141ratisa of my destruction, originated
with the 1111110 C laction, which has for so many years been
unremittisogly employed its sapping the foutirlatium, mud in
destroying the pillars of Blitisli Liberty.
" It it le my &wen to have ene ttttt s, it is my glory Hint
my melons are thins of the people. If my fuel bail Ins
the people's Galati., I might have felt some compunction tit
thinking that my semi ttttttttt were len favoureble than they
ought to tw to the freedom sod the welfare of mankind. But
at present uty bosom gloss with astern tielf.satisfactiou, whets
I F. tb•ct that ilie Limnos mud the union have the 14111114
fr.ru.ls laid the saute fun.
" The most unsophisticated and must permanent friend-
ship is tliat its which there •is a siambiostle of athctitasa and
an almost, of interests.
" I am eutariuced that it kl•tfrlontbisip of this kind which
hat enamored a *Mid *Mow helium me and the' prolate. We
both lure •libtret— wrbuth • abbe sertitutte: Wtrconsider

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twos .-......,...... .
Yesterday. at three &d & .I•64‘maserra bald a . itie thew were riot nay Asa seotionotte, I, atoll,
Gaud at ha, fishic, is p • whit+ lois :be au tooroethy descendant of then Fovea" nib pit=
utienided by— . • H T 4 ...• . • ;elevation totle 'thrum* of these lio=s rtal OW *bit
Ire A.okiii.h.„ to. Canitituri,.,fhiteidepifilisiiii off w
,doubtfu I of all freihrea..the will of (Ise ." .
.6eieelt,die4tord Privy Seat, the Ann lArd tirfiter ~, ..7'li okieer-leeliono Address ew lowNwjelify *sr
she Clunierllor if he Enehicteer, 'the three ketreraries or resesled by the Methbeee 'Of fleblCrinlyttilttee, oi"..
slaw, she Flat lord of else lilissirally,ftte Vister.Geocral of cvfniu4o4,l by 1 b,ir ebiar mon. R 4,10 ni„iififoll 1
iheOrdootior, the President of the Stern or Curtrul, the :uu r. e.
•Illeter of the leant, the President' f fife Board of Trade, the I" •r• ; vet" Moore EMI' 414).; "41
Sord•Clinotberlrio, the 'Lord. Steward, the MuTer or else 'Humes Esq. M.P. The Ptomains cothisalli" ig I
Morse, she reetiewrer of the lffooselicld, the Cotetpiroller of twelve private carriages. The Committee, to VIOL i
tbentroointbd, Hie Master of the Ceremonies., tie. turning ham Brenslen4ssrrgh House, partook Of ili4s
The Danish Minister was introduced to his Mi. *intent dinner at the f reernomnia' Tavern.
J Mi. mud had en audience, we winientood, to hike . The Warwick Address , was presented by the
leave, by Lord Viacom% CastLeastassi, his Ma. Rey. A. S. Wade, Vied" ref Mt. Nichols., in the
jetty's Principiol Secretary of State for Foreign Af. town. It was the first ees the nustrerons Addreaseb,
fairs, mid conducted by Sir itostrr Cattals, the presented to her Nitt:jetfiy. lie prefoged it "jib
Master of the Cereusoaies. the fulfowirtg speech, delivered in a way beam,*
The Right Hon. C. B. LITEIUMIT had the tuid yeopectful motiorr:...-
honour to kissthe Kiss's hand upon his being ~4 With yew, , Majesty's permission, ow, whit are all.
appoiastrol•Pitesident of the Board of Control. pitted by the Bitelersore sod kohallhaste of ise, are weigh 411'
His MAJZaTIriIrICI a Privy Council. at which Warwick, to present aster soft &Rife( sod timpalPO/Meold, '
luiatioo to your rely. passed at p 'park iron Ittir
the Kum's Speech for the opeuing the Session of rg
and eiened by Dearly thellittreesses, and a very tare
Porliatuent was arranged. majority or the inhabitnote of oar ancient Borough, we
Mr. Bur.t.to attended as Clerk of the Council. beg leave, in the mart reuppettal and reverential manner,
The Ktao gave audiences to the Earl of [Aims- to 3f/branch your Royal presence with the same."
POOL. VISCOunt SIDMOUTII. Viscount Coset,o! The morniog was vet), llne, but Paul the rarli-
httsag„. the Earl of WILIITUOILLAND, end tag lip* new of Ike hour at which the processions cont.
gifts ClioLtioNitilLET. • A '.1... (Desired, the ctowd iu the street woo net consider-
Viscount. Lake and Sir W. Kerret. Initeltie 461 r.
Lord and Groom in Waiting.
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List of AddreSilio preiwnted to tier Majesty
es-
friday : •
Livery of Lundon—By the toed Mayor, Sheriff., and De-
putation.
Weatminsier-13y the High Bailiff, Sir F. Burdett, and
J. C. Robberies!, E.q.
Kensington ..by D. isolation. Glassblower., by Depilation.
London Industrious Carpenters...... D. Ito.
C'asses
Mary-le•Rone Ditto. Camberwell .... Ditto.
Brass-founders
Tue Plate weaves Ditto.
Dublin (Gond of Glovers and Skinners)—lits Grace the
Duke of Leinster.
Berkshire—J. B. Monck, Esq. M.P. and C. F. Palmer, Esq.
M P. and Deputation.
Rearling—J. B. Mooch, Esq. M.P. and C.F. Palmer, Esq.
Neneastle-npnerTyne—Sir M. W. Ridley, Bart. M.P.
Poole—M. A. Taylor, Esq. M.P.
Amicable Society, Nottingham—Thos. Denman, Esq. M.P.'
Ber w ick.upoit.Tweed— Lord Osaulston.
Stamford—Sir G. Noel, Bart. M.P.
Selkirk Ineorporided Trades—Joseph Hume, Esq. M.P.
Breehin Ditto and Guildry
In y
Wedeln Odd Fbllows
Mender, Flszdiessers
Camberwell Labourers—John Bell, Esq.
Coirceietrie %eke!, Liverpool—Sheriff Williams and Rev.
Wm. Shepherd.
Southampton—. Alderman Wood, in a box of heart of oak.
Chipping Sudbury Ditto.
New Monism
Limeholnt
West Teignmottile
Sodbury Freemen in Loudon Ditto.
Falkirk
Blaekleurn— Meows. Cartwright, Woolen, and Cobbett.
Do. Females—Ditto ... Ditto.
Shelton Mallett—Hon. R. K. Craven.
Goer bridge, Glaissorgan—Ditto.
Newbury
Alfrtrd Ditto.
Stirling—Lord A. Hamilton.
Suke and neighbourhood of Hornen•tle—Alderman Wood.
Culyton, Deveen—Aldernsan Wood.
Wallingford, Berke—Delineation.
Females of Neweastle.upow.Tyne, Gateshead, and its vi.
ciiiit y—Major Cartwright.
Kcal—W. P. Honywood, Esq. M.P. Rev. G. J. Bates, and
Deputation.
K inborn—Sir R. Ferguson, M.P.
Burnt island.... Ditto.
Stroud—J. Denman, Esq. M.P.
Kettering
Smithdon, Gallon, and Brotheterom ..... Ditto.
Daven try ..
Bridgewater .. Diego.
Oxford
Coachmakei •
Nod ballertun
Lvmiogtun
Methodist Friendly Society .... Ditto.
Reformers of Yarmouth
Warwick--Rev. A. S. Wade, Mr. Alderman Edwards,
' R. Tomison, Esq. and Wm. Collins, Esq.
Welwyn, Herts.—Alderman Wood.
Chester J. G. Landeton, Esq. M P.
Sunderland, Bishopwearmouth, sod Monekwearinouth, ditto.
A considerable number of Addresses could not be present-
ed for want of time, which her Majesty will receive un a
future day.

THE QUEEN'S HoUsctiot.o.—We have to an-
nounce the appointmehts of the Duke of liox-
BURGH to be Chamberlain, cud of Lord HOOD to
be Lord Steward and Controller of her Majesty's
iliiitsehold.-:-( Thurs.)
Another report states. that the Duke of Rox-
BURGH IS to be Master of the Horse. and Lunt
HOOO to be Lord Chamberlain.
Mr. and Mrs. Courts were in their box on Sa-
turday evresibg, with a large party. to see the opera
of Artaxerxes. When it had colicluded they went
into the Green.rooni, accompanied by Lord
liusitiNe. Sit I'. Trawurrr, finds YARMOUTH
rod LENNOX. Mr. ELLics. M.P. &c. &c. and
complimented the young lady anal her master in
terms which. from such a source, must hate been
highly gratifying to them both. Mr. COUTTS bus
been a theatrical 1111111 for more than 60 years, and
this venerable gentleman assured the fair debntante
that she surpassed all the Mundanes he had heard
riming Ow period. Lind ERSKINE complasnesihrtl
her lIU le-s upon her •iiigisig Ilion her superior act-
ing ; while Mrs.CouTrs said it was difficult, amid
so much excellence. to deter' iiiii e which was most
• conspicuous. The health of Mr. ;awl Mrs. Courrv,
rod success to Mass WI [Aux, was afterwards drunk
in sparkling champagne-.

llt may twit be wholly devoid or interest to three
Ladier rod Gem[emelt whit rilopt the prevailing
t;whiew of Carling the Hair, to inform iliemolsat, its order
to preveut the deyuess mutt harsher.. which but limas give
to the hair, ATKINSON'ti CURLING FLUID is the ugly
article for that sp. ride per pose, which has been patronised by
the Nubi and also generally adopted by the meat
able Hair Dresserv. Hy applying st lu the hair after
it makes it mit anal Eltowy As the liur.l si.k, sisal hi Pp, the
I curl aria in the Izercase of danciug or walkiug, or an damp
ovaittor. It also Immo me die stoat aurprinug propei lied for
regenerating Ike • growth of tlw hair, and fur preventing it
Calling on- ur chisugisig colour. II is 'oda by most P. Treat, rs,
Llair Dresorr•, and Ileslreine uiltrs ,• but as there are nu.
Inerl/1111 CU111111046-11.4 the fullowni(signatore sail address is
utilise label of the itclisitse : " James Atkiiiaini, 44, Deriarile
S,trect,
•I.t.rtl DON ows WO4 uottoimomily elected on
Mood4y to &erre the office of Lord Me)or of York
f.r the el.susus year.

• • •IS • 9 ' 11.
• ad* Meilibtatifferte
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I •
Cetritt CHANCRRY, iawootat's lilt, • •
Illottoar, J•ruimir
•
IN TM$ 814117411 or queued coLutor.
;
Tire eotorerlirrayricenuied Surtereliy and this aky
its helot* diappetotii of Cemoisi4 lii 0641. Eio four
3ll'etitia~i+, presented to hii.Majeaty, es
,Votior of
the College. compliiiniog rof the motive el. coins, 6.1'
Nee Rev. Godfrey to the office of Vrttiitlem
Moore of the College. Tire point fir the del i.ruti
of tl,e Court ir. whether the provi!ione of the Art of
ti odor ... il y find bees. complied wish in the elect
terms' of the Act os the election of the Ktverend
Gentleman..
The I.olto CiIiNCILLOII rose at three o'clock.
sod observed, he would hear the fu.ther arguments
of Counsel no Wedoe.day. to.olocrow (this dry)
*brink the first day of Term.

POLICE.

BOW Ittlltrf
• Ira Mew Sellers was yvaterday examined al the 'home
office, un a charge of stealing a swat awl hey from hobo*
Moiler, in the Strand. The alone whiney was committed
in the mom daring manner The Prolocutor having stood
up at a doorway to avoid the bustle and confusion attend-
ant on the diffe►ent processions which excited wo mush in-
terest in the public mind. The gang to which the Poisoner
belonged ■tteuspted a reseae after the Prosecostie had *rimd
the delinquent, bat an Officer was at hand to give assist.
once

Charles Wilkinson was rommined foe further examin•
!Ilion, charged will' 'waling • trursk. tlw prourrey of
Mr. Wilberforce, feeds behind hi• cas r lige 1111 Saturday ere*.
log, in the Kessispon-rued.