biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-01-12

FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS.

The Duke of Montrose arrived yesterday at ►is house in
Grosvenor-square, from a visit to the Marquis and Mar-
chimes. of Camden, at their seat, the Waldenses., Kent.
Lady Ssrhara Crawford arrived us Sunday at her father's,
the Earl of Cr.ventres Loose, in Piccadilly, from Faris
Robert Williams, Esq. and family haws arrived at their
house in Groaven•.r.square, from a hour.
The Earl of Mulgrave has left town, for his seal i■ York.
shire.
Lord Charles Fitzroy and Mr. Beresford left Thomas's
Hotel, Berkeley-square, yesterday, for his Lordship's •sat,
Stratford, Suffolk.
The Earl of Westmorland Ins left town on a tour.
The Countess of Kingston has left the British Hotel,
Jernsyn-street, for her seat in Kent.
The Duke of Wellington is expected to leave tows in a
few days for the Wilderness, Kent, on a visit to the Marquis
and Marchioness of Camden.
The Duke of Grafton and hls son. Lord Charles Fitzroy,
have left Wakefield Lodge, Suffolk, oa a visit to the Marquis
and Marchioness of Camden, at their seat the Waders''s"
Kent.
The Earl and Countess of Darlington are returned to
Raby Castle, Durham, from their seat in Yorkshire.
The Earl and Countess of Shaftesbury, and family, leave
their house iu Grostrtmr-square to-murrow, fur their seat,
ll'inbsourn St. Giles, Dorset.
London, England, 1820-03-20

IMF

MIDDLES= IILECnOIIp, 11, • lit
irico6ND DAPS POLL.—SITUADAY, Minas if.
The polling was languid throughout Ms& hays
ind at the close the numbers stood thus :
For M.. Dreg
Mr. Vl:Jailbreak! .
Mr Mellish '
Mr. Sheriff Royfiwv.t.r. addressed Ilse noisy mfri-
titstdr, requesting them to give a fair fiesr.h?; tin
every estsdnitte.
Mr. fiend addressed the electors. Ile runlet oet
take leave of them wid.out returning It. ths, hsr
for the manner in which they had arr.il
him this dry. by placing him again at the
the poll. However the elector% mtglit presiipaCy
regard him, the support he had ri craved
from his steady line of politics. Ili liuprd sate/
candidate would be permitted • fair litirritic, as"
all were responsible for their past commit:, orbit ile.t
could not judge isf the isrlifessions fur the lutum;
unless by allowing a hearing.
Alt. WHITBREAD conatratuleted dire +effort io
having, by their seal, placed him second an Iga
poll. This was lint a combat amongst turn, 4.4
for principle, and to see whether the sanie r.+4
gentlemen of distinctly opposite priw 'pier,
had been their representatives rid' to years, :boobl
again represent them. Mr. 11. alluded to MI 1)!.441
SW/11601i made by Mr. Ilyng yesetrlsy, filar hi.
hail not interested linnselt for ail re her rscios.
thie ; but for his part hr thought :Mr. 11.
prefer • coadjutor in support of measures Le 1...ak
always thought right. There was this pra-miesl
differesitse• between Mr. Mellish.aml Itemise& : fist
(Ur. MA voted for increase of tsicatiosi Alit orbit
Crary measures; and sh.ould lie (Mr. 114 be elect.
ed, he wonlel give a proof of his priociples, tv.
ing for the repeal of such measures whenever ,Lei
'were bronglit forward.--/Broto, and bud caret.
iag.l-11.: requested n ;patient hearing for Mr.
Mellish, or he could not addres. diem HX.IIII
Monday unless ihey did tin.—(Loud clieving.)
Mr. MELLISH stood forward aisinlst noise of
every description. All we could hear was, that,
as Englishmen, they had a right to bear hint jct..
tify himself against the calumnies by which fie hush
been assailed. It was not the act of linglislitneu
to accuse a man falsely, and not hear In. itistc;.
cation. He had been accused -of
abuses, which was out true.—(Culls of "
York"--', Property Ters,7 4e. 4.6.1--;Hr never war
• contractor, our did he ever receive a shilling up-is
a contract. The noise became so great that w.
could only hear him say, that he would yet head
the lion by the industry of his friends.
Some personal altercation took place betor.it
Mr. Mellish and. Mr. Whitbread.

Mr. Sheriff PARKINS addressed the elect/we, awl
complaiiied of a inisrrpoesentation in n Morino;
Paper, as to what lie had said to Sir Julia Gibbons
on Friday.
London, England, 1820-03-20

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4POR RUM INTELLIiGENCt. .
PARIS PAPERS..
PARI% NAIRIII Ia
NEWS FROM SPAIN.
A courier extraordinary arrived yesterday frost
Madrid, bringing the following nests :
The King havin4, Olt the 501 of the mouth, com-
manded the different Councils to clininuoicate
.•.ahnat delay their opininno upon the measures
%%Inch it might be VX f.• Aleut to ad lit, they till con
-
curved ito recossinsenilioz .1 priltuirt culivoc4tiots of
the Cortes. The Comica of State war tysembleil
ittl the 6111, and expressed the same opinion. On
the morning of the 7th a Gazette Ralraortlinary
vria published with the following decree:—
" My Royal Council and Council of State hay-
ing deliberated upon the advantage which an
assembly of the Cortes might produce to the
monarchy ; sharing their opinions, and finding
them conformable to the fundamental laws which
1 have sworn to maintain, 1 ordain that the
Cortes shall be immediately avemblrd. For
Oil purpose the Council shall adopt the measures
which shall be judged most proper for realizing
tny will, and that the legitimate Representatives of
my people should be heard, so soon as they shall
be furnished with the necessary powers conformably
to these measures. Every thing that the general
good requires being thus accorded, they ►hall find
the ready to effect whatever the interests of the vale
and the happiness of my people, who have given
me so Many proofs of their loyalty, shall
To obtain this object, the Conned shall give me its
opinion upon the doubts that may arise, that no
difficulty nor delay may occur in the execution of
the present decree."

. At ten o'clock on the might of the 7th, the prin-
cipal Autbo►ilies received the following communi-
cation, which appeareil in tl' Extraordinary Ga.
srtie on the morning of the eth

MADRID, MARCH 8.
The King has addressed the following dreier to
el the Secretaries of State :

To avoid the delays which the Council might ex-
perience rexiPcting the execution of my decree of
pistertlay, fur the immediate convocation of the
Corte•, and the general will of my people bring ex-
plained, I have decided to take the oath to the con-
stitution promulgated by the General and Extraor-
dinary Cortes in the year 1812. Let this be
promptly made public.

signed by THE KING.

At the Palace, Ilarch 7, IVO. -
To this the Gazette de France adds—
On the day preceding that on which this decree
was published the King of Spain lied commanded
la's Council to convoke the Cortes in the ordinary
furtnv, and in pursuance of the fundamental lan*
a the realm. This convocation not bavin4 suffi-
ciently tranquillized the public mind, his Majesty
determined to sanction theconstit utiosi of theConr.

E BRITISH PRESS.

LONDON,
MONDAY. Wino' eo. iseo.

REVOLUTION IN SPAIN!
London, England, 1820-03-20

TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AN D FREEHOLD.
EltS OF THE COUNTY OF 31IDDLESEX.
GZSTLEIIIIIN,
A LI'HOUGH Mr. Whilbre.ti Inns in a trifling
degree incresaed his majority uu the poll, yet I have
every reason In rely with confidence on your zealous mid
early assistance to regain that diatinui.lied aituatiou which
it is my irclailiuu to attain.
Having row had the honour lib mere you fur ready 14
years, I may appeal to the conduct which fur so long a
period has sleet with your approbation, because it has been
uniformly guided by a kralous attach nsert to our aituairable
Commotion. On these grounds it is that I pimoine to
solicit your continued support, and ar early attendance al
the pull.
I have die beinuur to remain, Gentlemen,
Your faithful and obedient Servist,
'WILLIAM 3ILLLISH.
Boob-bill Park, Mardi IS, tato. i•
ITATII Of TUE POLL.

W. Mellish
G. Bye,
S. C. Whitbread
London, England, 1820-03-20

THE NEW SCHEME.

AS I am nut • Contractor ror the present Lot-
tery. nor have msy 'lnterest in the Conrad, it might
appear invidious on my part to condemn it; bat no consi-
deration shall induce me to give *ei,en a tacit sanction SO
what my judgment a soapprovire ; sod I have too great a re.
gard to that justice which I owe bulb to myself slid my Pa-
trons, the Public, to et:press nryselfsat jaded with the arrange-
ments of the Scheme; un the contrary. it is wills sincere
regret I slate, that it has my moat decided diaapprolsatiun.
The Scheme is before the Public, and explanatory particu-
lars way be had gratis at my Offiees, from which they may
form their own comments; hut I could not be the means of
goring publicity to a Lottery which I disapprove, without
intimating smelt disapproval; and It now remains roe me to
*rate, that should they, after its perusal, feel inclined to
a•liwiisure, I a hall (no usual) be very happy to to
their commands.

The Public's .iewete.l Servant,
T. DISH, Stuck-Brukee.

4, Cornhill, awl 9, Charing-moss.
I..iiiirry Begins 1 lih of April, on which d.y 2,000
3W. Prises will be erawn. and Nuliing the.
London, England, 1820-09-11

FASHIONABLE' PARTIES.

The Duke of Devonshire can a. elegaat eaterlaianasit
so Saturday to the Earl earl Gomm of Jersey, trinomial
and Yiscoriatess Graroville, Mr. sit Lady Barbara Polisehby,
Mr. sad Mrs. George Law* Mr. G. A Mtn, Mn. Clifford,
mses Tewashearl, and anent other distinguished Nikki,.
shies, at his seat at Chiswick. Yesterday his Gran eater.
taind another large party.
The Hon. Mr. Villiers eaterisiani the Duke of Graham,
and a large party a didbeisished siesseses ims Saturday,
at his house in Noe* Aviary stmt.
London, England, 1820-09-11

daeperforntanee wf the Coot reef.
EAST INDIA HOUSE, flareatAAto 01,
COVitT of DI itlkerClß'S or Me
JR. UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENC.
`",
LAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Br
Notice,
That the COMMITTEE of BUYING and WARE. Br
HOUSES will be ready to receive Proposals in writing,
sealed ap, ou tjr before WEDNESDAY, the 4th October, Fii
1820, from such Perilous an may be willing to supply the
Company with Sci
TILLETTS, WITH GILT SEALS, FOR PACKING
WOOLLENS:
Ca
And that the Conditions of the Contract may be sera
on application to the Clerk of the said Committee with To
whom the Proposals must be left before Eleven u"Clock
en the said 411,5t/rusher, 1820, after which hour the Cont.
mntee will nut receive any Tender.
JOSEPH DART, Secretary. ice'

Ti-I 14. BRITISH PRIi:SS.
London, England, 1820-03-27

TO TIIE PUBLIC.

T•
BISII, hiving already published his ni ) )) inn
• of she present Lottery, begs iu inform Lis hest
Friends, the Public. that Neiman, with (very particular at
leugib, at original, peblished by hint, may be had, gratis,
•t either of his oilier., 4, COI( N H 1.1., or 10, Cli A KING.
('COS'. lie has refraiord from sushi's, soy alteration in
their (ram, because Le wishes the Poshlic to decide wheilier
tlapie whe irectowil him of having published refair
rail garbled stmeitients were justified Is d g an. The
London Gaulle, wherein the Schrnie is set forth by Cia.
verrensrut, Illtlet lee Ike test by which the Public can decide.
It may be a. ea at 111311's Mlle.. for that purpose ; and
Iliisse wily who witliliohl iiniois tent parts of it, can be ac-
etified of publishing salui• or garbled statement.. lie
sever has dune an, *oil warm and bora it H. Le miller.
stood, that howsier rprciiiiir the Adrertiwrineuta of latter
011icekeepers may be, the Scheme does not contain any
advantages that time Ctistoniers 44 his Offices will toot equally
participate in. glue Lottery begioe the !lib of oral Mouth
(April), on which day the 2,4010 Prigva of 301. will all be 11C-
cidr41, and nut any other Prix , nor will any Slash, be
drawn that day; Lot err ry un. of thaw 2,11410 Tickets will
oodia have a Chance, Just as if they had out been drown,
hot withstanding limey will each Le entitled to ilite Mt The
Scheme contains Iti2 Capital Wises. aisesuatitiag to 303,500 L
Mousy amt Commis. Ticket, woriflllouto are wow on sale
as 111311'S 041Sers, where No. LON, n Misr of Twenty
Thousand Pound* Mousy, 'kb the Lottery jest finished, was
SJlti in Shares.
London, England, 1820-03-27

• • ' ! wit ••••••
Wise. immi isamrp, tbasemeahodUt
Teti and Mayence. """ ..t '. butt
sears cernsio #o,4ll44Bgrizifigi:

islaildnawartar- -14011itaTh. Si"
ji:t it a
M% '.4:414112. The P.toteasasod he•issmisisqtastiela
On' representations thaf.bave tajohit,.o
apectiog the debts of thi city of Venice/040a fiPtkiWe
ad *1 Lures to be taken that tiley gait JO 41Fiiirbstx-
oil in this space of six years. . !1,.1116::•• .
-.4tlPiiiii:Peffen• of Toiesday an* Wittiattistoy have
.The Mrniteui contains copies
of several..ofAcial papers published by the Spanish
Goverinnent, which. iniaever, for the greater part
only einifirno @cern:nits which have already appeared
in this Paper. Of these the most important is the
decree far abolishing foi ever in begin the O&M'S
tribunal of the Iliquititioo. Hutilanity triumphs
at the fall of this dreadfal samiumesit of Crime and
Craelly. The persons cocßiied in its duniremis
have bees set at liberty; those who. lipid *offered
for their politicol opinions have obtained their free-
dose unconditiomilly, but alio*, alairivere confitied
for some error of faith. are referred to the Bishops
of their respective dineeser,-*sha err to decide re-
*peeling them securdiuwarailio terms of the Con.
siitution.

The Klan Inte*liattiendid flint in all the towns
of the kingdom, tbe.oleetion of Magistrates 61;211
be immediately ondetl4tA•itt pnrsuance of the re-
gulatious prescribed ,in, the Constitution of the
Cortes. Don MIGVIVGAYO3O ne •Mcmonza
DC RUDIANDS has been appointed
political Gn-
sentor of the province of - Madrid. In making
this appointment, his MAJk•STY speaks of the
expediency of !Jutting into irinees of trust and
power those who enjoy popularity! The li•
berty of the Press is also officially announced by
the KING, hut this inlvantage is neutralised by the
appointment of a Junta. of Censorship. The
Gusetis extraordinary" of the 12th March containi
proclamation addressed to the people to the K two,
exhorting them to the mointesiance of tranquillity
and of confidence in the dovernineut, expressing
his anxious regard fur ilseir•fseppianws, and assuring
them that in him the Constitution' of. the Cortes
shall find its firmest •upport. ;.• •
'The rumour is still repeated that in insurrection
has broken osst amongtlfe• *soma et Lisboa, end
that among the first acts of the mutineers te.hs the
arrest of the several Eoglists:ol6arre in the-Seeks.
London, England, 1820-09-29

-se ,t..tr
fi
'1 HONES NATIONAL TOT," .
The two most extensively embellished, sad mud rapidly
selling productions ever initiates. the press,
THE QUEEN'S MATRIMONIAL LAD-
DER, a NATIONAL TOT. By the AU rHOR of the
POLITICAL HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT. With 14
Step-wawa; and Illustrations in verse, with 18 other Cuts.
Thirty-eighth Edition, Price le.
NON 1111 RICORDO! By the same 'With
•
Cats. Twenty sixth Edition, nice 611. •.11
I London : Printed fur William Hone. Listridn, *pa
1 Booksellers
sold by all the Bookselle in the United Ling
Country Oiders, enclnsior remittances, wilt Ajar
tdy ensegSed, and Placards fur doors and
• mesa&

HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA con-
tinues to be prepared witht he most scrupulous care
and attention, by Messrs. THOMAS and WILLIAM
MEN RV, Manufacturing Chemists, Manchester. It is sold
in bottles, price 2s. 9J. ur with glass stoppers it' 4s. 6d.
stamp Included, with full directions fur its use, by their
various Agents in the Metropolis, and throughout the
United Kingdoms; but it cannot lee genuine unless their
anima sot engraved on the Government Stamp, which Is
beet over Hic cork or stopper °reach bottle.
Mould of the Venders of the Magnesia may be hal, an-
throdieated by a similar Stamp, II LNRY'S AROMATIC
Print if of VINEGAR, the Invention of Mr. HENRY,
auJ the only gestaine Preparation of that Article.
London, England, 1820-01-15

MARKETS.

[From the "Londom NOD Price Csrrent "]

FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 14.

The business of the Port continues nearly spipendrd, on
Iteeo,llll of the severe frost, and the consequent intetruptiuu
of the navigation.
Surun.—Tbere continues to be a great disposition
amongst thu wholesale grocers ■nd reli►ers to purchase
Moscovailes, and as the holden are very firm, Read good
Sugars armee, the sales during the week have been at prices
a shade higher. The politic sale of St. Lucia Sugars, o►
Tuesday last, went front 6.1. a Is. per cwt. higher.
The hoe de,criptious of good. are rather heavy, but the
inferior air taken off troll- at Is. advance on the late pi ices :
the request appear. chiefly to be fur melting and erilvhiug;
cud the supply is .till veils linsitril. A very geneial opinion is
eistertaiiird, that thvre will he an increase of trade whenever
the present severe weather sulciiit....—Molasses are steady.
By iodine sale pstarday 179 chests Bread Sugars were
brought forward ; the whole want off freely about 2s. per
cwt. higher—White, middling and rather soft, 41a. a ♦41.;
Yellow, 325. 6.1. a 335. ; Brawn, 295. sad 301.-683 chests
East India *old at nearly the same improvers/est :
niiildlitig wish strength, •3s. ; Yellow, 31s. ; Brown, very
low quality, d2s. 42.15. The latter previously had been sells
big aholit 20..
COVE tr.—There bria been little bossiness doing in Coffee
by private contract ; the prices generally Cliellet be stated
at any variation. The public sale this forenoon completed
entirely of U.ts►erara soil Heade, descriptions, which may
he taken As a eriterion df the market for thew qualities; 53
casks sod 141 bap were hroiseht leeward; the whole weist
of at very irregular prices. middling seUirig 1445. a 1444. 6d.
e..od Triage so herb as 1111*. N. dienevally of the sale no'
aliendiou ear be stated iron the pekes obtained by private
London, England, 1820-01-15

l'ltc;r.NT IflStlNs.

THE WI DO %% S' 1:141F.N I) nod IIEN EVO-
LENT SOCIETY, inatitoto.ol August ISnot, for nluit.
iss and relieving the Sick and distressed P..or at their awn
II Ihitatimis, ro quest the attention of the Public to the fol-
lowing slalf mrut:—The prevalence of distress mining all
the labouring classes of the coning y Through the euoilitry
and the metropolis is so painfully obvious, that the Com-
mittee of the Widows' Friend and Benevolent Society flint it
totineeessary to sins II upon the fart ; but at such a colons,
and at this inclement season of the year, they most earneist ly
entreat the attention and attaistatiee of a humane Public,
simply %toting, that till more general and permanent menus
ems he adopted, they confidently present to the notice of the
Public, these WWII and similar Societies, as •Ifurdisig the
'mast uffectual anal satiafietory 1111.3101 or alleviating the pre.
sent sufferings of the Pour, and as tending to rherk the spirit
of discontent soil insialeirolination whirls ao generally exists
else low, r orders. These benefits seem to be the
natural result of tro lending (exhort-a of this Institution--
Ist, That the euntinittee investigate the Cases of the Poor
by domiciliary visits, dispensing pecuniary, or such other
assirstance of clothing or emploq mold as their oppon ito trifles
afford—and 2.1, By giving the best moral mid religious ail-
see and i nstrrort sun in their power. The Funsls of the So-
t let). arc exhausted, Pll4 in csoleggpiogiceoof its limited means
daring the past year, the Coswmi ire hive been cognisind to
rojo et 2110 applicationa, and 111 suspend then relief to up.
wards of 100 catel.. Inoring the prier, sling year itwy have
visited and relieved S 1•". cases, rooliaosting osf at lest 1,913 in.
shrillest', and 6,034 visits have been made by the Com-
mittee.

The following is a rage among many of nearly a similar
nature, at prem., HIMVr Ihr care of the Society :
J. 1.. i. a journeyman tallow•chaudhr; he has a wife and
seven children ; he is now twdinrit to his bed by sirkursa ;
his wile was *trimmed of hrr seventh child shout five weeks
since; one aids eliiiilren !Mild:ulcerously ill with ihr email.
pox, stud all of them are loft y gto wink. They have 'to
present swoon of sustenance, bid from ibe fonds of thns
Society.
Sulm:ript• and donat'inis will be 1113941101 y received
by the President, the It. v. H. Rudd, Dmiteweli Ha piial;
John Pounder, E•q. Treasurer. ditto; mitt by Mr S. award,
134, Saleibssi ',goitre. Also by the following Ilavkers
%laws. Howe. tl, l lees sltvrt; Messi•. Drummond. Char.
jog-truss; Mew.. Proomie, Carleton', and Co. 17). Duck.
lershury ; likewise by Mews. llatchatal and Son, 190,
eadil4.
London, England, 1820-01-15

FORb lON INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS PAPRRS.

PARIS. JANUARY 11.
M. Deems is still confined. His physicians do
not seem sativfied with his state. It is said that
N. De Satire is much better. We are, however,
nett asoured, that M. Parquier will be charged with
the narte-feuille of the Ministry of Justice.
Notwithstanding the severity of the season. the
Arabs, who brought hither the houses sent by the
Dey of Algiers to `►is Royal Highness the Duke of
llerry,-see.n to fancy themselves sail at home. They
give themselves lip to the aniu.etortits of their own
. country. Yesterday evening, as two actresses of the
•ririeles were peering the Rue Cadet, about ten
•'cluck, they were attacked by three of these Arabs,
and would have been robbed by them, bad not their
cries drawn a person, who, by a few smart blows of
his cane, set these slaves to flight. Madame B—,
one of these ladies, quite terrified, exclaimed, "but
• these Arabs are 'finks !"
The list of petitions to the Chamber of Deputies,
published on Saturday, contains• 139 relative to the
maintenance of the Charter and the Law of Elec-
tions, on which t► Report will be made the first
public sitting which may take place alter the 10th
instant. M. Mestadier is charged with the functions
of Reporter. The number of signatures to these
various petitions is 19,057. Two other petitions,
included in the published list, explain the ma-
nu•uvres practised at Chateaubriaut and La Charite
to obtain signatures to them.
London, England, 1820-01-15

CREICTICY T. THP: CALIF.

In this case the Defendant was summoned for the payment
of a trifling debt claimed by the Plaintiff, a respeciahle
cow-keeper in Drury. laise, fur carting a quantity of rubbish
away from Drury-lane theatre.
It appeared on the hearing of the case, that when Mr.
Elliston took the theatre, he entered into a contract will)
Mr. Cadozan, the surveyor of the parish el Si. Clement
Danes, for carting away all rubbish from the theatre. The
contract, tl gli the remissness of Cadogati'm MY= is, was
Cot regularly fulfilled, and the constepienee was, that heaps
of dirt and rnhhish were frequently lying in the street in
frost of the building. The surveyor of the parish of St.
klmtin's.imihe.Fields (in which Drury-lane theatre is
show), having his attention called to this nuisance,
gave frequent notice* to hare the rubbish cleared
away, and on the occasion which formed the subject of
inquiry, said, if it was nut removed within a limited time,
be would lay an information against the lessee, which would
subject him to a fine of 40s. and coals. In order to avoid
this penally, an authorised agent of Mr. P.lliston's sent one
of the men to look for some person who would undertake
the removal of the rubbish ; and at a late bone on Saturday
night the Plaintiff, by means of his men and carts, perform.
ed that duty; but when he sent in Mx bill, nobody knew
any thing of it, and he was driven to the disagreeable or-
ceseity of instituting proceedings.
Mr. Ellision'a reprisentstive only wanted to be satisfied
or the justice of this claim to pay it, mod that being dune,
he felt satisfied.

Extract from a Inter, dated Gibraltar, Decem-
ber 23 :—" The intercourse between Spain and this
garrison, so lei% intercepted, will he re-opened to-
morrow, by order of the Governor."
The navigation of the Thames continues inter-
rupted by the ice. No ship entered inwards, or
cleared outwards, since ‘Vednesday.
The fall of snow hits lately been greater in France
than within the recollection of the oldest inhabitants.
It was so heavy during the last week, as to impede
in some parts the progress of the snail'. and the
comtoiitticxtiuo between Paris and Calais was for
some tinie interrupted.
Au alarruing fire broke out yesUrday in the
house bf 114r4. BALLY:uotte. • lady of fortine,
siding it No. 18, Phil!more-places Kettsingtott,,b7,
which. notwithstidtding the activity of the 13oxil,
Ekchange mud tither engines, the premises *creep.
itrely dastrused.
London, England, 1820-12-01

STEEPLE CHASE.

A steeple chase of 4 usilea, for 100 go Meas. took place near
this town, on the 13th inst. bet wren two horses belonging
to the officers of the 4th Dragoon Guasdr, now stationed
bore, the mie a chesout horse, six years told, ridden by
Captain Boyd, 12.4. tolb.; the other a back louse,
13 years old, ridden by lieirionant 12at.
The ground chosen was a rirca,t of four miles, from Ben.
well west towards Thrikkley 1.11, with all the kaps (32 in
number) marked out, sad a soldier stationed at each; uci•
ther of the shirrs kuowing any thing of the culinary. The
band and colours of the regiment were placed at the win.
mug punt, attended by the officers ■ud several other gen.
Items's. The match was woo by Captain Boyd in 20 mi-
nutes. The old horse was the favourite at starting, and be
appeared to have the speed of the other; but lie was rather
shy at the leaps, and lust a good deal of ;rotted in c►ossing
Denton Burn, when he was CIO near home to make it up
apiu.—( Newest:lle Paper.)

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PaITSMOUTII, MOVILIKORR 29.

Arrived the Westmetlaild, Nunn, from Leith ; and
Admiral Cockburn, Illrigirs, from the Down—hush fur New
South Wales; Thomas and Mary transport, from Lurk;
and Garland, Grove, from the Downs.
Sailed the Thomas and Mary transport, for Cork ; and
Lady firewood, Tunti;, fur Grenada.

P1.1%1011111. •flYpBRt !P.

Arrived the Elisabeth Hill, wubaen (non Smyrna ;
S , 'Elirner, from Newfoundland; mud Ailey, Blunts-
fiekl, from Lrsleorn.
Sailed the laoservelshire, Parent, for Bermuda ; end
Palmdale., Rutherford, fur 81. Vincent's.

VALIIIOUTIII. 110V1111111117.
Arrived the Garland, from London fur the Cape of Good
hope--she put in to stop • leak, which she has effected.
Arrived of she port the Georgians, Warm, frees Derbies
for Lunde*.
ISORTIII Ilnitun, moms= TS.
Arrived the Sarah, Anderson, from Petershorga—.4stleA
the 13th lament with only hell her cargo, on &moose of the
ke. She brought from Wrote part of the erew of the
West lodise, Wasiak., "AAA vessel wee lost onher peerage
from Memel. .

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mall sincere congratulation,. It is pisisise *es
to se. the-love of scienye mite. m W &sift tie,
all civilised people. It is orantatoty. owl gives a
better ides of layman kind.

MADRID, Novausen 19.
Tire Perinsnent Deputation of the Corte has
twined S. Mantis Torrent, for its President. sod S.
&inch° for its Seerelsry. .

The King I►ass siowsinoted to the places which
were vacant in the Council of State. the Bishop of
Segovia, the Duke de Friar. Analosansdor to the
Court of London ; the Marquis de Villa-Franca ;
Don Antonio Pored, Minister far fiesta beyond
Sea ; the Baron de Castellet ; Don Ignacio de la
Pestiela; Don Femme& de Laseros, foe Americo;
the Marquis de San Francisco v Herrero, Dwn
Jose Laysudo, Don Francisco de Arajo, and Dm
Jose de ()rtitz.

We me assured th4t the King witl return to
M+d id this day.
London, England, 1820-12-01

1.tiG11,1411 CARRIAGE DRESS.

Round Inch •la ac of vitalct.coloured caehem;re, with three
cockleshell flounce,. of the same material, •de•d and sur•
~,, Inletl bs 1.1..rk eels.. ; the bust, sleeves, and h. ly t, ia.mcd
to ....rresnoi..l Ca, rißec hat •.f muss plush silk, in the Re,tina
form, the g......0l nh•te with bright geranium spot.. nii.l a
lieautitst whit•• plurnwre playing over the crown. D••oble
thrum him of hoe broad grime's lace. Elastic shaper
scarf shawl at ratobuw houtf,mf wove silk. Straw coloured
Lid bouts an•l gloves tiro 'mental watch, pendant foam
a cold ntck.chats, anti stationed on the left aide of the
waist.

The favourite colours .re violet, pink, and bright gera-
nium.

Vircouoirs• Pow iziptroma Hod her two amiatile
daegldeis. the Nuo. Misees WINGFIELD, have ar-
rtvtd
in &Aland 1 ti e'''. long visit to the Conti-
neut. and are expected in London in a few &es, nu
their way to Ireland.
W. WaIXON BkCHEN, M.P. and Mrs. BEcHEE.
with Miss O'NEILL, %roe to have left their wet in
the couuty of cork, fur London, at the innocent the
joyful slew* arrived, by express, of the abandon-
ment of the of Pains and Penalties against her
it AANATE, in the 'louse of Lords. They now pro.
visor bring in London the second week in January,
preparatory to the meeting of Parliatneut.
The new and elepott suite of Assembly-rooms at
the Sinn INN Row. were opened on Friday 11.4 In
a. style of unenual splendour. The company was
particularly select, and included more than one
benched persons, from nearly all the principal
families of the town and neighbourhood. The
COSISeell MOUNTSORRIS and Lady J. SoNERSIT.
honoured the meeting with their attendance ; and
it was particularly graced by the presence of the
heautiful Lady JULIANA ANNESLY. The SieW4,ll,
.1. L. SCVDASIORE. Esq. took the lead in the
sprightly dance with Li-ily JULIANA. At twelve
the tr.-rooms were thrown npeu, with every variety
of refreshment versed and di.phoyed with equal tame
and lihriality. The convenience and elegance of
the new buildings were well adapted to the beauty
and respectability of their visitors, and received as
they deserved, the warmest upprobation of the
whole party assembled.
London, England, 1820-12-01

EVE!. DRESS.

A pink figured satin slip, terminated at the bottom by a
f,,11 ronleao of gars de Naples to correspond, over which i.
a • hit.• lace dress of Urtines inansifactnre, finished at the
bottom by a very full fall of imitation Valenciennes Nee,
beaded by a narrow rookais of pink figured satin; bouport4
of mingled white and red roses and blue bells are placed at
Ngular distances on this mutest': a second flounce, headed
in a similar manner, surmounts the one we have described.
The corsage is tight to the waist behind, but there is • little
fulness at the bottom of the trout, which is confined by a
narrow moat, fastened in front by a gold and pearl clasp; it
is cut low round the bust, and adorned by a double fall of
lace set on almost plain. The sleeves are eomposed of pink
figured satin; they are of a moderste length, arc very fall,
•ad finished at the bottom by a double fall of lace. A robe,
louse flans the waist, completes the dress; it is made wills a
*hurt train, and is trimmed round with a mingled wreath of
white and red roses. The hair is very much parted oa the
forehead, and is dressed in light loose ringlets; the hind hair
is bruatcht up high in fall bows at the back of the head. A
pearl bandeau is placed rather low on the forehead, and a
garland of mingled white mid red roses Pfeil ries the crown
of the In ash. A white lice scarf finishes the eoeffare ; it
falls from the crown of the bead, and forms • very graceful
dr..pery. Necklace, gold and pearl. Ear-Nags, pearl. White
kid gloves, and white silk slippers.

[From "La Belk elsmablie "]

TRENCH CARRIAGE DRESS.

Round dress t.f catedwic, with three &motes of 1041'11 Mlle-
lin, each flounce edged with fine Mechlin lace. Mary Stuart
spencer of sapphire bloc velPet, with rich tOk cordnn tielt
teimitiathig ui front by one long end with a large 1a... I
White sate. bat, the edge ornainenitil with, g ,nze cot in
hint, and an, mounted by a hellish fist full ploootoe of rosara-
hoist frmilotro. The voollnr of the cambric &Es+ fm:lt tot cc
that of the app tine r, and is trimmed with fine Merhlin lace.
The slippers worn with ibis toshons are a a bite kill, as are
the. gloves. 'lbis dress is much w requisition for briil,l
morning visits of cuograiutstion, or on the birth of an
London, England, 1820-12-01

GATESH BAD.

The house of Mr. Price, in Gateshead, was by
far the grandest object, and attracted the attention
and 111414allni11011 of ral.t multitudes. The ..hole
grout or the house was covered with lamps of Ira-
riots* nuts, and the most brilliant lustre, the ge-
ilia's! effect of which it would be intprnsd►le to
describe. In the centre of a large Brunswick
star, was a portrait of the ()open ; uu rash •td2
the o-sk and laurel ; the stsr formed with blue
sod white, and the rays with amber lamps. The
leaves of the o.k and laurel were formed of
green, and the fruit of the letter with red lamps.—
'lle word •' Queen," formed of cream-coloured,
nod 4. learoliiip," of amber lamps, had a hestinfol
effect. An arch Ginned of purple owl Mut lamps
encircled each door. The whole eircloord in
border, constaturg of throe rows of lamps. blue and
whit., !gestated a blaze of 4.000 lamps, divoited
in a style of richness and 'kroner rtirexampled is
the North of Earglaud. The Block Bull exhibited
the winos of Laushimi, Lord Grey, Mr. Fife,
surgeon, *. View Register to the New Sireet,
Mr. Shipley, a purrrart of the Queen, supported our
each side by full-Isugth figures of Innocence suit
Troth ; motto, " Earl Grey for ever 1" A gm.*
6a; hung out in the Bottle Bsok, labelled on one
side " Queeu Triumphant ;" on the other, '4 Filth
sod This Rector had several perms of glass
broken.

There were three treespereneies i■ Mr. Willies
"headily'. le the lew south window. a new% es-
strcled with the weeds, " The ♦ffections of the
London, England, 1820-09-16

TO BE SOLD BY ADCYJON,
By Mr. WAKEFIELD,
At Oarraway's Coffee-boese, ow
110 N DAY, October 9, at Twelve trtlirek, is Four Lots,
IpoUk CAPITAL PREEEIOLI) FARMS,
partly Tithe free and LawrLis% redeemed, situated in
the parishes of Wheeley, St. thrytli, Great Bentley, Wicks,
ll'orniiircfintl, and Thorp, in the County of Essex, aiu-
ing
altorrtbse 1133 A. 3 I. 23 P. all in the highest state of
calti ration, let to Messrs. Ablest, Hardy. Bunk, awl Rawlins,
must responsible tenants, for upwards of 1,991/1. per annum,
with excellent Farm-houses and Buildings of every description.
Particulars may be had at Mr. Wakefield's, Brook-si rest.
Ipswich; the Three Cops, Colchester ; of AleS4lll. blegizy
and Chalk, Chelmsford ; Messrs. Jackson+, Rocliforil ; cl
Garraway's; and of Mr. Wakefield, Land Surveyor, 34, Pall-
London, England, 1820-09-16

COAL lIIARKFM, brertuuta
Ships al Markel. 11ups cola. Price.
5o NrWragile
5 SaiodierlaoJ

[From the" Lomb?. New Price Celrrent."j

FRIDAY AFTERNOON.

Suoms.—The demand for Mitgrovailes this week has boots
steady, the Milders arc more firm, and they evince bide dis-
position to effect *Ors by submitting to lower rates; the
market may still however be stated heavy without the slight-
est variation as to the prices.
At the close of tu.da's market there was a eoasisiershla
London, England, 1820-09-16

of whom Mai be bail.

TM FIRST PORTION of THIS HISTORY, from the
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1■ 3 vols. 4tu. Prier ba„

The further Cusitsiniution of the History. lo the Revolu-
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17 RAVE LS it, SICILY. GREECE, and
. ALBANIA.
By the Rev. T. S. HUGH Es,
Fellow of Emanuel Cislket.C.sinbeiiiee.

The First of these Vulonoti ront;ista a Clasairtl Tour in
some of the Most jai...resting part.. of Greere, with a more
rartirnlar and detailed Arcoonl than has yet appeared or the
grentCiiirs of Agrigentunt, Syracuse, Gelphioind ictipulia ;
the lale of butte, and the Plain of Argus.

The Second is coniiiied chiefly In Albania, a country which
the Author visited under circumstance'. heanlia•ly favour-
able to invesliaation : this part of the Work classics a very
detailed History of the private and public Life of the treat
Alharrian Chieftain, Ali Pasha, wills his Wars, Character,
awl Polity, interspersed with a variety of charactrriatie
Anecdotes; the whole drawn from the must authentic &reo-
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To Interrain. the Narrative as little at onooiltle, the Classi-
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•An Appendix is riven, eontsininz two 'Dissertations upon
the Sites of I),Aphi, front the pen of that emi-
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F.W I.orri Y.

114 A TINW and 8. Cortsliill. and NO,
street. request their friends will rill for a
icellenic or the N et,/ lAETTERY at .ather of the *hove
4 /WWI!, A brim: impossible within the limits of in A.lver-
-1.4e.u, et to develape the pecuiliar advantages of purchase*
inn4r le fore the 51k of October, the .1.), the Drawing cum-
owners. •11:e principal *stores of the present Lottery are,
Own. are 7,61P0 l'ickrts-11,11.04) of which will be drawn the
ltd DAy Tiro Prizes of 10,00N...i1l be drawn within
quarter of an hour, and aU [flunk, dram:non that day will
hr entitled to l4f. each Ticket, or Share' to a propurtionor
valor, it presented nn nr before the 136 of October, but ant
ir41.,-taus giving to the early Adventurer a superior
and derided .4.lvantage. The Scheme taw columns Two
Prizes of 21.),00tti. with the usual proportion of other
Priers.
MARTIN aid Co. look forward with confidence to a re-
currence of the patronage it will ever he their pride to ac-
knowledge, au.l Leg leave to state that the lad Prize 4.f
10;0001. MONEY,
sax Suld lAyttym, at 8, Coral°ll, mud 120, 011.°rd-street.

In composing these sheets the writer has faithfully ad-
hered to the ride, which he prescribed to himself in the coos.
position a the preceding volumes, to take nothing upon
credit, to distrust the statement of partial and interested
writers, and to consult on every subject the mutt authentic
documents within his reach. It is on this ground that he
submits his wu;k with confidence la the Judgment of the
public.
lit September, 1920.
• Meted for J. Mawnuin, 39, Lnagste-Yftert, London.
London, England, 1820-09-16

GERMAN PAPERS.

BERLIN, auacrr 29.
M. Meth!marts, of Cologne, •hoc arrest wail announced
by the Journal warty ■ year ago, had been removed • short
time Mit:wards to &,I* where he haw been ever ainee kept
in confinement, on suspicion of having been einievrinil in
revulutiosiary intrigues. Protesting against the manner of
Ida arrest, he had refused to answer missy of the int►rtugato.
rico put to him. His intelleetnal faeuitim have jail souk
tinder the misfortunes whirl* he has multi, eit, mid it liaci
rouse memoirs, to remove hint fr his pr. to the hospital
for lunatic.. M. 31talitenfelo is not yet 30 sear. of age. His
bsMm to furrowed with the sears ul the croon& which he re•
(cited In 1813 and 1814, when he mired as a volussteer, sad
bis breast is covered with the insignia of different "inlet',
which the King of Sweden, the,. Crown Primer, gave him with
Isis own hand. M. Fulteriins and M. Bider are likewise mill
Lept prisoners. All the sober Fergana who were arrested oil
the same account have been suemosively released.

L1111.51C. AVOCIT 29.
The health of Field-Sfarslial Prince Schwa. zenherg is
still via', precarious, and it is doubtful *briber his Highs
It•P rill ever be wholly resoweresl.
Though the fairs of Brunswick and Frankfort an the Oder
have given occasion this year to advantageons mercantile
Inumactions,lret commerce general, in this part of Ger-
many, is in a ilsgree a stagnation, which is attributed to the
tenons of war which have been for some time in circulation.
coNsTaIITINOPLU, JULY 25.
The conferences between the Russian Amhassadur and
the Commissionrts of the rortc, have not yet commenced ;
and Prince Charles Calliniarld hies every means to avoid
these by which he is exposed to a very heavy
responsibility. A Russian mosdrow which has allied from
Neliartopol, to cruise in the Black Sea. has elicit. some
sensation here; but there is nut the least crown Its suppose
hostile intentions.

PTUTIIIARDT, AUGUST 29.
We learn from persona who accompanied our Sovereign to
Genoa, that whenever his Majesty appeared in nightie he wail
received with lICTIBIII3IiOII. by the people. Siemer the late
events, the Genoese thriniged still mitre eagerly aboni the
K481(.1'11,1 the erica of " The t'onstlfef lomat liing fur ever!"
grew daily mane frequent.
London, England, 1820-03-18

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While be contintitti in'the same Principle& he he'd
hitherto observed. he might not fluty expect to be
supported •by their selfragesi. but to live in their.
heart*. Thot had been to him the highest satis•
faction he had been able to derive, from $ period of
thirty years spe..t in their service.
Mr. MICLUIN wns about to step forward, bet the irk)
for Mr. Wourrnsedo wen' strati, mid be aesoribegly a
canoe forward. He was almost ashamed to take
of dlr. htritudi, who was the older mailidate. Leeshell4
bee. told th.a it was meal for the second coodidato us tlia
101 l to Inr second in odd/elisios them. They must innagisai
his freliisg. on finding himself remold, where he wished ti',
41
be. He was 1:116d to see them support their old mil I
friend over. With many Ilisalis for their kiiidoess, hew'
• 1
them a giioJ night.
The pull was then adjourned till to-morrow (this dsy) at
nine o'clock.

Dr. Marro then addressed them on the oweesaity of re-
storing entirely the independence of she county, by electing
Mr. Whisbrrad.
The Gentlemen in the interest of Mr. Whitbread then left
the hustings, and falling Woo rank as they approached i■
the moraine, kept in proceasion from the tows of Brestford,
till they arrived at ,Bronkes'a, in St. Jantees.etreet, where
they halted and dispersed. They were sainted dewing Ike
whole way by the mood, winch had gathered in different
places on the road, and the lehebetams of meet of the hewn
• liiiweee Leaden and Bradford.

YORK ASSIZES, %VIDNUDAY, Mmac■ Is.

CIVIL SIDI.
Before Mr. Joseke DATUM aid a Special Jury.
London, England, 1820-03-18

they said that they were very glad of it—leaving
to the portion to whom the remark was made to
draw his eon inference. He I,ad also heard that a
very n.11..4.1,161 person in 11'eetniesister, who it
could not be denied was also a very respectable
one, told all his workmen that if they voted for
turn (Mr. Holahoisse), they should be turned out
of his emplay.—(Shoine. shame 1— He frequently
heard of things of that sort. He thought that
there was noticing unconstitutional in • hackney
coach, and •s that which was made use of
by Mr. Lamb's own friends, he supposed he had no
objection to it.—.(46 None in the world," Mr. Lamb
candidate had certaitile a right to
pile questions to another, but the other had a right
to exercise his discretion in answering them Or not.
It was the conviction of his mind that Mr. Leath
had not the remotest chance of +access without mi-
nisterial imisrsnee. It was on itrinciple that lie (Mr.
Hohltoose) had come forsterd ; he lied uo personal
motive whatever. Even Mr. Pitt had said, that
without • Reform itt Polinment. no honest man
mold act as a Moister of this cottotry. Mr. Lomb
was opposed to the Ministers OA • member of a
party. he was hostile to them as forming a pert of
that system which► he wished to see overturned. He
had 110 pleat...re whatever in the war of words which
had been carrying on for some days; he would
much rather have taken port i• a reciprocation of
kind and courteous latiguoge.—(applause.)-IfMr.
Lamb could convince hint that lie hod a fair um.
biassed majority of the electors of Westminster in
his favour, he would not give him another day's
trouble. He put it to Mr. Lamb whether he could
really feel any hope of success l However, as he
seemed resolved to keep the pull open till the fif.
teeoth dry, and as the battle was to be fought, he
hoped they would light it manfully.
The people thieu retired.
London, England, 1820-03-18

MARXISTS.

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CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, Mate* 17.
Although the arrivals since Monday have been my small,
yet all Grain was dull of sate this sworning. suet Wirral and
Barley fall I. per quarrel, cheaper, except for prime pirl;rl
samples, which with difficulty obtained Monday's price*.
Oats, Brans and Perm, were heavy sale at a &Iliac of 1..
per quirky. In othe► articles there is co alteratinn.

SMITHFIELD, FRIDSV, MARCH 17.
Tlte market jbia morning was abortly supplied, Ant the
prima were lower than last market day Mutton is al.o
lower in prim; Veal mid Pork llse same. Tow flay.m...k.t
remains as per last week ; in Straw and Clover Mere is t),.
alteration.

COAL MARKET, Maims 17. '
Stripe at 'locket. Skips /Md. Priee.
131 Newcastle l3l .... 37.. 3.1 to 43.. 6.1.
1 Sunderland

A most laudable mail& of the ancieut pririty of
Election, and of the true mode of obtaining a Coo-
rtitutional Reform in the House of Common., his
been just exhibited by the election of C. K. K.
Tlrwrs, Eeq.as Member for the Borough of B.idg.
water. Called on and nominated by the independent
party of that borough, he has hero by them ebe,rll
without his soliciting a vote, or being put to the ex-
pense of a single sixpence. The Coninsittse cf
Management have, we understand, refts.ed to pap
the fees for return, usually claimed by the Borough
Officer and Under Sheriff, although prohibited by
the Act of the 7th and Sib of WILLIAM 111. under
the same pecuniary penalty as an art of blibrty ;
being determined that no part of their coodoes
should violate a law made to eatabli4l) that lior.ty
which has beets the object of their exertions.

BIRTH.

Oa the 9th instant, at Deedslk, helaati, the Lail
Camila Wallace, of the Klieg Dragoon Guards, of a sou.
London, England, 1820-03-11

ruisTLE Woo r).

The following is the at de of Thistlewond in the
Tower ;—The moon in which he is confined is over
the gale-way 'muting to the panicle. it is culled
the Bloody Chamber, from being the alleged scene
of the murder of the two Prince., hr the orders of
their uncle, Richard Duke of Gloucester. Doctor
Wartime was the list State Prt•onrr who occupied
this apartment. yt contains two beds, one of
which is appropriated to that use of the Piimmer ;
the other is fur the lice° 11111 l of the two
warders, who are. com.tautly ',resent. and who,
like Castor and Pollux, sleep and watch alternately.
The one who watches has constantly a sword in his
hand. There also two sentinel. placed at the door
on the outside. No fire-irons are allowed its the
room, nor at table is the Primmer allowed the use
of knife sir fork. His 41. ris served up ready cut,
and he eats it with a spoon.
London, England, 1820-10-05

COVErirmeRDEI, THEATRE.
The musical drassa,‘ i.eMacgregor mat
acted last night kw Stet twit ti remain.
The lovers.).rcuseis • bad Mersa Vern*,
were represeisred by Mrt Halitrand Miss Gataftt.
The romaine stool highly isiterrsting cleiacter of
the heroine is well mined to Midi Warm aud
was ably supported. We think the musical part
of het performastre was not inferior to airy of
her precedisig efforts. :the was gtetted with
the Usual usenifestations of the partiglity sod
admirsbou of the audience. Mr. Fleets displayed
mote compass and power sat his singiog thou on the
night we heard him before. lie introduced the sirs,
" Love is the heart," compered by himarlf, coil
" Parfet/ /roots her adore," adapted to • mug
composed by MOZART, aid gave them with greet
sweetness and m. 0.. One duet, by both singer.,
received the honour of en encore, as did also the
smog of Avid bang sane," by Mr. TAYLUIt,
Mr. COMM. Mr. NORRIS, sod, though last nut
least, Mr. LtsTute. The last gentleman, indeed,
was as COIIITICISULIS as any of the pointy, not in
shigiorg, but acting the song. Not that lista scrim;
*Ka tile best suited in the world to the music or
language, but it kept the house in a mar; indeed,
sduiirable as Mr. Lirrox's Beattie Meal Jarvie
it is iii particular passages, we might select the
quarrel in the toss, far from bring the quiets bo-
ors, Beetling which she author of the *toed had
in his mind's rye. With the exceptions we have
wentioned, the east of the priest:qui characters was
the same it that of last season. Mrs. FAVCIT, iu
Ilelen Macgregor, std Mr. 111iicitEaDv, no Rob
Boy, manifested the tonne lofty talent winch hart
so ofteis won the tutted of universal sod ardent ap.
please. Some slight alterations have beru made to
the acne., of the drama. The 'Monumental music
was excellently executed, and every feature in the
represeutatiou of the piece was sash us to went
praise.