The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-11-19 00:00:00

NUMBER 5289.
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711E.4TR 8-ROY AL, DRURY-LAN E.
TINS EVENING. FRIDAY. Nov. 19,
bis Majesty's Servsnts will perform the Tragedy of
BRU'rUS
Or, THE FALL OF TAnQuis.
Lucius ironies, Mr. Kean ; Titus, by a !using Gentleman
(lug Ora appearance); Sexttia Tairptin. Mr. littotthltis ;
Mr. ItHscrll; Coraiintig, Mr. Barn ird ; &tin%
Ne. Hovland; Leicrutina, Mr. rowel: ; Worm itia, Mr.Tionno.
coo. Wily, Mrs. Glower; Taigninia, Mrs. W. West; Lu-
cretia, Mrs. Orger.
Aft," which the Firer of
HIM! NOTIONS;
Or, A TRIP TO EXMOUTH.
Sir rrrJetirk Allmon. Pageant. Mr. hinrulen ; Mr.
yrenkl y. Mr. T. Cooke ; Rriek, Mr. Rnssell; Timothy, Mr.
VoigM. rttiti lone, Miss Cubist; ALirtha, Mrs. Orger ; Mrs.
trennuer. Mts. Bland.
; Second Price 3s. Ad.—Pit; Second
Gorr! 2.. ; Second Price Is.—upper
r;,11.41, f• owe! Prier 64.
The I.hioi• nil! he opened at Hitlf.paat Six &Clock.—
TLe Perforitimee a:11 commence prrcotely at Seven.
Tomorrow, the Tragedy of Brutus, with The Three sod
t!ir Orure.
Murnl.te. the Tragedy if King Richard the Tbird.
?lir Ci.inci.y of Wild Oahe will beaded owe is every week,
t•i' feitbt r notice.

hriu•e of John Ducey, near Lyttfetal), was mali-
ciousls. -et on fire, and himself, wife, and eight
small eliddreit, were with difficulty rescued from
the Haines. The house, with the poor trait's fond-
tore. and all their wearing apparel. were consumed,
and this wretched fitmly left staked. Ducey has
only re.ided in the house since May last, the old
teirrilits having been turned out previous to that
time. A coal of tire was found near the house,
with part of which it is supposed it was set on fire.
—0 hamlet Paper.)
TUAIN (COUNTY OSLWAY), NOV. 8.
With the exception of a few lawless and ignoratit
wretches, w boor minds have been swayed by those
niusviirled villains, who have caused so much dts-
union in tilt' County of Roscommon, as to oblige it
to he proclaimed, we can with pride state, that there
is tint a County in this tin the adjoining Province more
pe,cratile l Immunises present,•nd, from the moody
and Swrit,•4l opposition wlkich these midnight in-
truders have received from the dlftrelit territory
whir+ they endeavoured to gain over to their ranks,
is sufficietit to convince the public that it is likely to
remain an. We a I-o trust from the earlycaution which
the lrigistrares are taking to crush it in its infancy,
Ora it has gone its greatest length amongst us; or
PllOlllll their influence unfortunately gain more on
the minds of the bordering inhabitants of our now
itenceable Comity, we might rest assured that the
iiiterferesice alone of the Roman Cailtilic Clergy
would hr enough to put an end to all their meetings,
front the great control which they have over their
parishioners, rr ho all submit with willingness to the
constant advice and exhortations of these pious Mi-
nisters of the Gospel, which grand duty is particu-
larly enjoined no thew hr their worthy Archbishop.
Coder dose circumstances, we may rest assured,
that all apprehensions of a nightly banditti may be
at rest, and leave them to exist in dome places
whirr their people are not so amenable to the laws
of their country, oe the calls of their spiritual
directors.—( Tuam Gazelle.)
ROSCOMMON, NOVEMBER 11.

ter of the Manchester proceedings at the per od n
question; but there were particulars which ought
to attract pecutiar.attention from them as me i--as
freemen--and with such Judo') of rentiment es t! ey
were likely so display. who would be able to sts.ase
them slaves ?—(Applause. I— Had the Magtsir sea
of Manchester acted in conformity with there steal
as Magistrates, and had their efforts been divvied
against an assembly evidently riotous and tstirtil.na
—had there been any danger of bloodshed or havoc
from the sieves and behaviour of such an assem-
bly, they (rite parishioners) could not Isere bed,any
thing to ray against their conduct. But knowing
as they (the meeting) must all know, what were the
views and expressiesos of the Magistrates and yeo-
manry previous to the meeting. wisat lied been their
conduct at and since the meeting, there could be
no difference of opinion *along holiest men as to the
atrocity of that day's woe-redness*. They (the Magis-
trates) had assembled au enormous force and brought
it to act against an assembly engaged in the meat
{rodable purpose, that of petitioning ParliatneoFfrie
a reform in the representation of the people. The
Magistrates nut only commanded the troops to dis-
perse that ass-rally by the sword, but choked up
all the avenues to St. Peter's Field, and seemed
versions to prevent any part of that immense mul-
titude from escaping from their murderous iutete.
toms. This was no extravagant description ; the
multitude was thus beset, and those who ericaperl
the edge of the sword, were instantly thrown hare
the slimier of suffocation in multiplied heaps of
helpless victims. The ulject was 1111111 ; it was
evidently an enterprise, directed by the Govern-
ment against the Reformer', and the veoinenry
merely executed the commands of their sax.
store ; it was a direct attempt to put down
the call for Reform by the point of the swords
and it amounted to direct treason against the laws
and the Constitution ; it wes a treasonable act, which
threatened the prerogatives of the Crown, as muds
al the rights and Itberties of the people.—(Apa
plau4e.)—To dilate on the affairs of that Wei day,
would be only a waste of time. Ile trusted that
they were all so well acquainted with Ilium, that It
would not Ise said they were prejudging the. ques-
tion; it hail become, indeed, clear .as the sun at
noun. Suppose the present nseeting had been es.
sembled ill the open sir, and efterwards surrounded
by troops, then cut and mangled, and that blood
were clued, and live* loss, and none of them were
idlowell a chance of escaping—would it be presumed
that they were prejudging the question to call such
iiroceediogs murder, and so express their abhorrence
of them ? Yet such was the precise case with the
massacres of Manchester ; witnesses and documents,
every thing in short necessary for proof was be-
fore the publics. It was not prejudging then, to
say, that on the 16:11 of August last, treason was
committed against the coornititirm, and the civil
c ttttt pact, which depended chi. fly on the will of tt,
people, was materially infringed. Was it necm-
sat v before they could receive the clearest test-mono
of facie, that they first undergo priltrineias
tery inquiry ? this Whil the light iii which lie
saw it ; lie should be glad to heir any friend or
creature of the Government express his opinions. if
any such were present, slid diKred from hum ; bet
no sophisms nor false logic could alter the facts..
shat them should he call the conduct of Alinisters,
who, with such indscent baste, had prevailed on a
graciously endowed Prince, at too great a distance
from the scene, to be able to judgeof it st the time,
to give hie thanks to the perpeiroors r.f. such !amid
d-tols; to praise the sheddrog of a brother's blood!!
flow grossly and wickedly most that Prince have
been imposed on before he was brought to the ap-
proval of a massacre which. not excep.ing drat of
Glencoe, had no parallel in British history !—(.ly•
plcsuse.)—He called their attention to Vermil•
So.eer in the 1 )-cl arati 1111 l which he Controlres•ril. lie
dilfeied chiefly from the declarers in their Owning:-
cal policy. fie thought, iii opposition to their zeal
for quelling Id isphemy (as they termed it) by force,
that Christianity was best sopported by itself with-
out secular aid. The heavenly vision ought Its be Id:
where it wile. It was aseerteil by oce of the foo!atars
of the Christian relit; oee, " If this thing be of God,
it cannot he brought to nought ; but if it be of
man, it will nut stand." Again it was said by the
saint kind of neithority, that " the powers nit hell
and death illiquid nut prevail against ii." Jesu•.
the immediate loander, lied said, ...1t1(14z. )e
yourselves what is right." Such was tha eN.
trainee right of judgment allowed by the Saioon,
of our race, cud tin true follower of his could
neglect to use it or deny dto others. S4',l:
Peal had sent, " Ye, bring wive torn, judge
what I sty." St. Paul was himself N wise tam.
converted from Jitelaiette, mud knew the necessity of
exercising, the judgment on such sohj-ess. "
say to oat'," he had added, " I say mitts yr,n ull."
He had left the rustier to the consciences of elm
hewers. St. Peter, nn other pillar of the Chinch.
had declared that's God us no respecter of persons.
but they who fear God and work righteiniciees"
(of all nations and relsgio.ll) " are respected of
hint." Freedom of opinion was incited the roan-
dation of tile Christian religion. What arrogance
was it in the declarers to express an anxiety
(as it appeared they had done) " to avenge the die •
-
pleasure of Alsolgaty God." It would lie a foe
more worthy piety to them to leave God's dispirit-
sure to God's own vengeance. %Viso lied mad*
them conservators of moo's consciences? They
bad to do with actions- ohly..and not with "pis ,iOl,-.
Were force and compuleton the proper weapons fur
upholding the Church? Was it nut written.
" Ours are not carnal weapons, but mighty"—
(throvgli whom ? the Rector, churchwardesis. and
parish clerk ?--(Aloud laugh )--no; bus)—" t lemurs
God, to the pulling down the strong holds of sin."
Mr. B. deprecated the vexatious proserutis..a or
newsvenders for selling Sunday papers. If the per-
secutors were its earnest in their zeal to keep limy
the Sabbath, why did not they commence with the
balls, routs, and card-parties, of Grosvenor arid
Portman-trquares f Then, and nut till then,
would lie believe that their seal for religion was

To his IVlsjeaWs I.shd Fulcra in Cni;folornenlo, Qnsr-
ter., and Llairacki, in the nutlermeniiunc,l C"usairs and
Hock, I Llucastrr, N.rthumberlaud,
I.le of Min. j Muumuu!li, Salop.
W Isle of sglst, 1
OATS,

To his Majesty's Cavalry in Cantonment■ *nil Quarters, in

the medetnieutioned Counties

lA•rby, and Stafford.

FORAGE, Yls. -
Oats, Way, and Straw, to his Majesty's Cavalry in Tharrarks,
and Oats in Cantonments and Quarters, in the (Ind"-
mentioned Counties:
Lancaster, Nottingham, Ordnance Barracks at Neacas-
tle•upon-Tne. and Oats in Northionilirrland.
That the Deliveries are to COMMINICC 1011 and for the
Twenty firth dry of December next ; that Proposals in
writing, sealed up and marked "Tender fur Army Supplies,"
ill be received at this Office on or h. fore Wednesday, the
First day of I). Cc mher next (hot noise will be received
after Twelve o'Cluck un that day„ soil if sent by post„the
postage must be paid.
Proposals must be made separately for each County and
Island, except for the Countirs cionprising North Britain,
all of whirls must be included in tune 'resider, mid each
Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to the
Tender ',innerly filled up by Two Persons of known Pro-
perty engaging to become bound with the Party tendering
in the Amuuut stated its the printed Particulars for the
due Performance of the Contract and no Proposal will
he noticed uub•sa made on a printed Tender. and the Prices
expressed iu Words at Length ; and should it SO happen
that during the Continuance of the Contract ties Troop.
►hould be supplied by virtue of the same, She ■mount of
the Stamps on the Contract and Bond, paid in the first
Instance by the Contractor, will be refunded to him.
Priestes's. a of the Contracts m sy be had upon Application •
at these Ch scribers, between the Hours of Eleven and Five,
and at the Office of Deputy Coramisaary.O I Young,
Edinburgh.

TIIEJrnx-ROYAL, Car/INT-GARDEN.
'puts EVENING. FRIDAY. Nov. 19,
wi!l he aeted, first time, a Petite Comedy, in two
Art.. tAllt,l
A SHORT REIGN AND A MERRY ONE.

The Prihripal Choi selves by Messrs. C. Kembie, Connor,
PI lurharil, Lisiun, Abbott, Comer, Mrs. Dainties, aid Miss
Foote.

With the Comedy of '
THE CONFEDERACY.

Grine, Mr Emery; Moneytrap, Mr. W. Fines Dick,
Mr. inters; Ilrme, Mr. Fawcett. Clangs", Mrs. Davison;
Aramians, llri. Miss Foote; Flippant',
Alm Gitis; Mrs. Andel, Mrs. Davenport.
After nun h, 3d time, a new Musical Inteflede, called
IIELI'LESS ANIMALS

The Principal Characters by M•anrs. Blanchard, Abbott,
J. Russell, th tpinses, Atkins, nod Mrs. Davison.
hours 7s ; Strand !'rice 32:15t1 —Pit 3a. 63.; Second
Price IR.—Lower Grillery2s.; Second Price IL—Upper
Gal-
rsl. ; Secontl Price 6.1.
A Prn ate 11.)% ntay be hod for the Season, or nightly, of
Mr Brars.lon. at the Bon-Office.

As ene of the 93.1 regiment wa• passing through
Ballyinoirry, on his way to Castlebar, he was at-
tacked by three ruffian., who knocked him down,
and roblieil him of all the money he had about him,
amounting to a few shillings. Not content with
hewing :.nit rohhing the unfortunate man, thosi•
in-
human monsteis, actuated by that feeling of atro-
city which at present unfortunately pervades the
lower milers of the people in this coontv, severed
the toes front his right foot with a spade!

tor the Rotors to be taken of Mr. BIVISOOI, at the
ilarroiree t, from Ten till Four.
To morrow, the Opera of Rub Roy Mororroor.
ou NI lay, the Troaedy of Kin Richard the Tido',
Irish Rirlmri Coeur de Lion.

P.S.—Stirsples the Brea., 11141 *id me, be Kea al lie
Office twister a Ibe Hours of Twelve sod Two.

A DELPHI THEATRE. STRAND,
LATE TILE SANS PARE' L.
The Public are most respectfully informed, ibat in conse-
quence of the increasingtekmand for places to witness the
hew Barletta of Fon and Fright, which has been honound
by tier approliation and apptauae of crowded and brilliant
assemblage., it will be performed with Fancy's Sketch, the
elegem Mallet of L'Asnour, and an entire New Barletta,
galled odds and End.; or Which is the Manager ?
rn'il lIS EVENING, VRIDAY, Novemi,e.r 19,
IL and Tomorrow, Saturday, will be resealed a New
Barletta, called
FUN AND FRIGHT;
OR, HOW TO GAIN CONSENT.
Sir Amor,.., Simple, Mr W. S. Chatterley ; Frank, Mr.
Cos• 11; Saaipshin., Mr. Wilkinson; Robert Maniere, Mr.
I.aag ; Dt.wtor Gripetro, Mr. Daly; Gregory, Mr. Camp-
bell Rose Mildew, Miss E. Scull.
ith, first line, an entire New Barleita, its One Act, called,
ODDS AND ENDS;
OR, WHICH IS THE MANAGER?
Mr. Gay, Mr. Cowell, in which be will intrulltice " The
N.gbiiiig..le Clisb;" Jack Jib, Mr. O'Callaghan (from the
Foglish Ilona.), alio will iutroduce " Stand to your
Goss." soil a New Song, composed by Mr. Hurt;
Mr. W. S Ciotti-nes ; Cast, Mr. Jervis; Lovewell, Mr. Yob
hies; Frremais, Mr. J. Jones; Dick Hatchway, Mr. Camp.
6'11; Simon, Mr. lane. Miss Biddy, Mies Yates (her Ant
appearance vu this Stage); Mrs. Tiger, Mrs. Daly.
After which, an entire New Ballet, entitled
L'AIIOUR;
OR, WINE NO POISON.
Principal Characters by Mr. St. Albin and Alias Aylett
(I.apii Maws. Venni), Mr. W. Kip by and Mini lValton ;
M.. Wslbearn, Cootie Danger; Mr. Daly, Mr. Simpson,
Miss Collinru.
la which will be introduced a favourite Dance by the Misses
Hewlett.
To conclude with a new Barletta, called
FANCY'S SKETCH;
OR, LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP.
Ile Nimrod Hasty, Mr. W. S. Chaiterley. Julia Hasty,
Mrs W. S. Clams ley ; Jenny, Mrs. Also's.
Ihe Dona to be opy sued at Six &Clock, ant the Pee-
(orgasm-es to begin precisely at Seven. Half-price exactly
at 11.11 f-pie-t Eight &Clerk.
Boxes, ds.; Saws(' Price, 2s.—Pit, 4a.; Second Price, Is.
—Gallery, Ir.; Second Prier, 6d.
Mr. Reeve having recovered (rum his severe indisposition,
will, by express desire, make his appearance I. the favourite
Borlnts of Tons Thumb, on Monday nest.
Various Novelties are in active preparation", sod will be
predated in rapid soceession.

WATERFORD, NOVEMBER I.
Between one and two o'clock yesterday morning,
Thome, Connolly, of the 18th foot, wink sentinel
at the temporary Custom-house, and at his &entry-
bloc, prrci►ely at the junction of Beau-street and
Bolton-street, received in his kit aria a gun-shot
wourid, which made immediate amputat ic,n neees-
'iry. He says that the shut was tired by a person
who was nearly the middle of a party of severe ur
eight, rather meanly dretseil, that came down Bean-
street, and, ttrr moment the shot was tired, ran off
through the lanes that lead directly to the Mall.
The shot appears to have been from a la►g. pi#tol,
or, it is conjectured, from a cat bine barrel cut ►bort
and tilted to a pistol stock. The barrel burst, and
two of its splinters were found in the soldier's
clothes. At daylight the chief part of the barrek
was found at the adjoining t istrarice of Beak-lace.

MEETIM; OP THE PARISH OF
, • ST: JAIME&

A numerous meeting of the parishioners took
place last evening, at Meek's Room. Brewer-street,
Golden-square. At seven o'clock Mr. Bowie en-
tered the rout,,, and informed the assembly that the
gentleman who had undertaken to occupy the Chair
was prevented by flintily affliction from keeping his
engageoneie, and that they were thrown into some
difficulty in consequence. He moved that Mr.
Parr should he requested to take the Chair.
Mr. PARR thought that it would be more advi►-
able for a gentlesmin of the parish to t.oke the chair;
he himself was a parishioner of St. l'aul'a, Covent-
garden.

Several of the parishioners concurring, Mr. Clarke
was calle►l ►o the Chair.

Mr. CLARKE expressed his unwillingners„ and
avowed leis incompetency ; the a islies of Its fellow-
parishioners, however, overcome ht. ►cruples. IlAv-
tug so far complied, he read the Requisition which
hail been forwarded to ihe Chnichv ardens, to in-
duce them to cell the meeting. The church-
wardens refused the use either of the church or the
church-yard, although they had prepared a loyal
Declaration in the former, which he (the Ch ' AO
had the strongest objection to, because the Decla-
ru•iun was got up iu secresy, and not submitted to
a meeting of the parish regularly convened. Hr
recommended them to bear all opinions that should
be offered impaitially.
Mr. BOWIE robe and said, that since the year
1688, the date of what was called, •' the Gloilous
Revolution." at tin dubstquelit peliod had any thing
happened so calculated to fix public attention, and
call for the exprerAino of public feeling, as the me-
lancholy transactions at Manchester on the 16th
of Angina lost. He need Pay, after the requisition
which had hero read. that those transactions had
chi-13y occasioned the present meeting. Coupled
with them, however, as a motive, was the Loyal
Declaration of the Rector, Churchwardens, and a
few rif the parishioners. If that document had vat
poiwetlly alluded, and in u in, r which must be
deemed mischievous, to the dark political mots
wine:a he had lust named, no meeting would hove
been called to disavow the sentiments contained in
it. If the D.claration had been merely a call for
punishment to any obvious instances of sedition or
blasphemy--if it had been ducctrd ageitist any
open enemies of religion or morals, or good go-
verrimeilt—they would tint have assembled to con-
tradict its averments. He would be as brief ea
possible in the observatious which he had to
woke. They well knew the uselancholy chorea-

ROYAL COBURG THRATRE,
Under *h. PI ronate of his Royal Highway
Mote LEOPOLD of SAXE COBURG.

EVENING, FRIDAY. Novembfr 19.
.11. mid To-morrow, Salerday, d H•U•part Six tt'Clock
precisely, will be presented, fifth time M this theatre, ■n in-
tertwine Stela I'o4llllli futiuded N • popular Poem of
huelhey,