The National Register.
London, England, 1819-06-14 00:00:00

TIM MINORITY

On Moslems, Juin:: 7, AGAINSC THE HEsoLittriris—" That
:t ii expedient to impose Three Millions of Taxes un the People
of this Country.
Abel-cm:l,6y, Iln. J. Fittrrald,ilt. lion. Phillimore. J.
Allen, J. 11. M. Portman, E. B.
Althorp. Viscount Folkestone. Vise. Palmer. C. F.
Awrey, Sir John Grant, J. P. Pares, Thomas
Buxton, T. F. Gordon. Rohr. Parnell. Sir H.
Barham. Jos. Gialiwn, Sandford Peirse, H.
Baring. Sir That Grenfell, Pweoe - P.tilips, G.
Barnard. Viscount Gritlith..hWir W. Philivs, G. jon.
Barnet, J. (iMse. Sir 1% m. Piiillipps, C. M.
Belgrave, Viscount Gurney. H. H. Pomonby, lion. P.
Bernal. K. Ilaicourt. John C.
Bennet. lion. 11. G. Hamilton, Lord . Poilett. Hon. W.
Isenyoc, lien. Harvey. D. W. Prink, Hon. E. A.
'Binh. J. lleatircotc, Sir G. Pule. l'ryse
Brand, lion. Thos. Hill, lwrd A. Ramsbottoin. John
Browne. Dom. llonywood, W. P. Bickford, Wm.
Itrongham, 11. I loworth, IL Hicardo, D.
Burdett. Sir E. limeres. W. L. Hanisden, .1. C.
Sorrell, Don. I'. D. Hume. .I:Ps. Harrell*. Lord
Calvert. Nie. Mitchinson, lion. Halley, Sir M. W.
Crawley. Sam!. C. 11. Hobarts.A.
Cores, John Knox. lion. T. itatiarts. W. T.
Calerafr. John Larribton, J. G. ILissell, lA. G. W.
Calvert, C. Lnliouir. W. G. Howl], Lord J.
Campell. lion.J. Larooclie. John Hassell, R. G.
Carter, John Latouclie, Hubert Hiraihold. C.
Creent!ish, Lord G. Lefecre, C. S. Searlett, J.
Caveniii.h, Iknry I.CMGIII. Sir W. Sefton, Earl of
Cliffiird. Ang. Longman. G. Smith, Iton. li.
Colborne, N. H. Lloyd, Sir E. Smith, W.
Concannon, Lucius Llopi..l. IL Smith, Samuel
Crespigny :Sir W.De Mahon. Hon. S. Smyth. J. H.
Davies, T. H. I`.lsberly. John Spencer, Lon! H.
Denman, Thos. Maberly, W. L. Stewart. Win.
Denison, W. Macleod, H. Stanley, Lord
Douglas, Hon. F. S. Macilonsld, J. Symonds. J. P.
Dunumnon. Vi.er, liasiciuto.b. Sir J. Thorp, Alderman
pundits. How L. Milton. Viscount Tierney. Ht.! ion. G.
Modal', Hon. G. Mai tin, John NVaitliiinds,, Rohr.
Duntlas, C. M.il, G. Walpole, lion. G.
Ebrice;ton, Vicotint Mlstmay. P.S!.John Welke, Ed.
Eusnai Earl of Alonck. sir C. Western, C. C.
Ellice, Ed. Motne. Peter Wilkins, Walter
Freeniactle. W. • Newman, 11. W. Williams, Owen
Faxis!;erkr, Nie. Nigyport, Itt. Hon. Wilson, Sir It.
Fellow.:s. lion. N. af J. Wood. Matthew 1
Ceigivon. Sir H. C. North. Dudley Webster, Sr G.
Fiterreeald. Lord W. ow. W. Wynn, C. W.
Fitsroy, l.urd C. (*twine. Lord F.

TELLER—Iion. W. 1.m1%
PAIRED orr—lion. G. Lamb. and the lion. G. Anlnn.

On Friday morning his Royal Highness the
Cemmander in Chief, with rut of the Board of
Admiralty, and the Persian Anthissalor, embarked
at the Tower for Deptford, to view the Dock-yard
and the ships building in the Royal Arserud.
CUYENT-GARDEN THEATIt F.—Mrs. Siddons, af-
ter a retirement of Several years from the sta4e, re-
appeared on Wednesdry night at this theatre in the
character of Lady Randolph. The perfbrinance was
for the benefit of Mr. C. Kemble, and is understood
to be for that evening only. The curiosity of the
public to see this distinguished ornament of the
English stage was extreme ; every part of the house
in which places were not kept was filled in a few
minutes utter the opening of the doors. In order
to gratify as many as iunible, the orchestra was
appropriated, at a very high price, to visitors, and
the musicians were ttationed behind the scenes.—
The receptinn of Mrs. Skidoos was extremely enthu-
siastic. itud the applause bestowed on the most
striking passages was both ardent and just. It is
indeed stirprising how much this extraordinary
woman still retains of her original powers. Her
narrative of the birth and sui-rt•-ed fate of Douglas.
the questioning old Norval uflt-r the discovery of
the jewels, and the lust parting with Douglas, were
all in the finest style. We were much gratified
in tl:e scene of the recognition of her son, by
the eagerness with which the public raised an
occasion, to testify their high admiration of her
when Dougks asks—
" itai Slid my sir • turimss the rest or mon,
" ,1s thou exeeile,t till of x mow kind ?"

a turst of Lip:tease ensued, which continued fins some
time without intermission. For the sake of Mrs.
Siddens herself, having once so decidedly quitted it,
we can scarcely venture to hint at a return to her
piolission its a desirable event ; but we are sure,
that such a made!, even with every physical disad-
vantage, would do more in the present state of thl
stage towards reforming a certain false taste in
tietang that now prevails, than any other tircuin-
stance that can Lt named.

Frith.* bring she ssiienver,ssty of Lk Majesty's Wells day,
he entered bib, 11,1 Ka yea's-, it n.i* °Lowy( ed
Is, and 114,nm:hula tkc cuunty, by 11 e rns'olp I,y dr.
:mouth Atka.. gf rt vett.