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Principal w Prince,
ems, Mona. He , Jocionde,
lie, llona. Mullin, Pare. Mathilife, Mlle. Manioc; Jean.
new, Mlk. Elias ; Eddie, Mlle, Valet ; Uae Jenne Pasta.
relk, Mite. Clahle; Coe Jenne Psysanne, Mlle- illuNik •
After which, the Comic Interlude of •
SYLVESTER DAGGER WOOD. • •
Sylvester Daggeirwood, Mr. Yates; Fustian, Mr.Cunist:
During the erten' the Theatre has been entirely new de-
cooled and embellished.
A superb central Chandelier, en a novel principle, and
*completely ventilated, has been constructed by Mr. West.
Ornaments! Lusters, fur Wax-belts, operand the Dais.
Circle.
A new Drop Certain, from se original design, has bins
painted by Hr Pact.
A Private Box nisi, be had fur the Season, or ai;htly, of
Dlr. Brandon, at the Box-OlScr.
The Doors will be opened it Half past Six o'Clock, and
the Play begin as Seven.
Boxes, 7s ; Second Price, 3s. B.l.—Pit, 3s. Bd. ; Second
Price, 2s.—Gallery, 25.; Second Price, Is.-11.4p0r
; Second Price, Bd.
Places fur the Ruses to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
)tart street, from Ten till Four.
On Malley, Virginias, or The Liberation of Rome.

TH ICATRE•ROY A L, HAYMARKET.
THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, September 22,
will he performed the Opera of

GUY MANNERING.

Henry Bertram, Mr. Brabam his 411 s appearance on ibis
Matte); Col. Mannering, Mr. Baker; Dandte Dumont, Mr.
J. Remit; Dirk °alienist, Mr. Batisald; Gilbert Cloonan,
Mr. Hammond; Dominic Samosas', Mr. °sherry. Julia
Alanuerinc Miss R Cirri; Lucy Bertram, Mrs. Garrick;
Flora, Mrs. Baker; Meg Merrilies, Mrs. Dalton.

THEATRE ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA-1101:s;
STRAND.
FOR THE. BENEFIT OF MISS CAREW.

ON TUESDAY NEX I', Sepleitibt-r ,26, will
be prts,itett G. Colmnn's popiolmr Opera, calk)
INKLE AM) YAIIICO.

Tarim, Mn. Carew (her first appearance in that thane-
lea ), 111 *lnch bltl• will intieniuce "The 31urking Bird," aid
" Oh! l'ily the Slave."
Aficr the Opera, will he preseided an HARMONIC
0110. Glee, Meuse.. Broadhurst, Pearman, aunt Phillips,
Jim. Si,,, "1 he Y May Maya," Nlr. Broadhurst.
Song',".lint I,kc Lire,,' Mr. Pi arman. D'ir't, " %Vhen
thy 13erern," :M.., Carew and Mr. Peseman. Ihwt, I.ose
in thine Mr% Planet and NI r. Ito oailleurst. Semi,
" 'Jess', the FIIIM'r it Ihimlelstn," Mr. Itriiailliterst. Suer,
The Soldier Miss Carew. Mr. tiara will pre►ide at
the piauu furl.•.

To conclude with
A rAvoturrn 31E1.0. DRAMA.

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HENRY, MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS, AIANCHES•
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Au above miy also Use had, authenticated by a similar
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21. Y.I. or •ith Vasa stoppers at 4.. 6d.

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A T iittener-us and hiletly-respectuble MERT-
ES. ING of PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.
held at the King's Head Taveraii its the Poultry, this !Ist
limy of September, 1820,
THOMAS WELDING, ,Esq. is the Chair;
It was moved by Sir Robert Wigram, Bart. and seconded
by Jobe Plummer, Esq. M.P. and Resolved Unatii-
sitonsly.
That the isteveatirof the East India Company being rep-
els°, commercial, it is of the Isachest impartnece HIM a
cisemitlerairie proportion of the Cann of Directors should
asissist etasesibiers of mercantile repetition., and habitually
pvilveramet with the commercial relations of this inspire.
It was moved by Alderman Hejgate4 M.P. seconded by
Thomas Roberts, Esq. and Renolvid Unanimously,
That Win. Collis, Erg. from his commercial knowledge
and activity, his long and intimate conuections with She
great tradisg interests of this Metropolis and the country
at large, is well qualifiid to become a Director of the East
India Company
It was moved by James Webster, Esq. a: corded by John
Carel, Esq. mid Iteeolvcd Unanimously,
That adverting Is) the very great advantage which Mr.
Eilmunsione will derive at the approaching ballot, by haw-
ing pre-occupied the ground, sad by she paramount claims
of that Gentleman to the favour of the Proprietors, this
Meeting is of opinion that it will be adviseable In withdraw
from any contest upini the present occasion. lint cousidere
Mg the very fluttering reception Mr. Curtis has experienced
on his cane..., recommends that be should proceed to a
ballot upon the flirt future vacancy, and hereby pledges
itself to exert ita best endeuvonrs, individually and collec-
tively, to promote his Election.
The Chemins,. having quilted the Chair, and Sir Robert
IY,gram, Bart. having been culled thereto, the Thanks of
the Meeting were moved by Allan Chatfield, Esq. seconded
by William Pratt, Esq. and carried imaiiiinintsly, to Thomas
Weedon, Esq. fur his able conduct in the Chair.
N.R.—Mr. Cortis's Committee will sit daily at the King's
Head Tavern, Poultry, where every communication will be
thankfully received.

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
Lames ♦so GaNTLEIIItN,
ACTING under the judgment of my valuable
Friends, and submitting mysclf holly to their wishes
■nd opinions, I willingly decline proceeding to the Ballot
for the present Vacant Seat in the Direction of the East
India Company, in the sangrine hope, founded upon the
very flattering reception I have met with upon sty canvass,
that upon the first future Vacancy I may receive that
sop-
purt which will enable me to calculate with some certainly
upon success. I freely admit the very superior claims of
Mr. Eilmonstnne, and if I ventured to oppose myself to
them, it arose from the zealous assurance of my Friends,
that way commercial expertroce entitled me to the favourable
cimaiderstion of the Pegg/views. _

1 an to offer my bed thanks to those Centime* who
have so warmly espoused my cause, on whose future exer-
tiers 1 so fondly rely, and to assure them their kindness has
been deeply eiIerRVCII on my heart. It will be my duly to
pay my pa monsl ►espects forthwith to all the Proprietors;
sad with mafeireed respect,
1 have the honour to remain,
LADIES and GENTLIEMIN.
Your faithful and übeiltaret Servant,
WILLIAM CURTIS, jam
11, Poriland.placr, 21st September, 1820.

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this. such , .. been
Monty . f liberty property. _ ,•
~„ Hell
• was it possible for liberty to outlive property ? or if
it could he en. what would liberty be word) without
property ? Which we. the preferable lot--that of
the man in gaol with property to support him, ne
that of the 111111 out of gaol, with...it tiny rtseeits wf
support ? No, no; whatever .dtvorres might IQ
1 undertekets, there must be no divorce heyei
Through the help of that press, whose eg-itcy MA
Rivet, life and effect to the opinions of the people
expres-ed at public mer.ing., the question which
had disturbed the country had been brought to am
issue—liberty was safe—the constitution was ilefe...•
the laws were a.fe. The tresl was over—(ope
phrasekesilte Irish, he relocated, was over. Filth
had been abundantly gathered from every portion
of Europe. and Rung In their facer the case was
closed, and nu spot or particle of filth attached to
the Queen.—l Applause. j —Who then was next to
undergo ttial ? It could not end with the !riot of
the Constitution. The luws were safe, but they
must loek to the results—they must look to whist
retribution there ought to be for the insults suffered
by the people in infringing their Constitution.
They might speak as they would of the people in
their snug places of combination, but from the peo-
ple alone could there emanate any lea ful authority
—for them awl their benefit was power held, and
to them must their rilers answer lon any abuses of
that power. They (the Meeting) had all heard of
the accusation against the Queen. Ile did not
wish to look on his left (towards the females) while
he uttered it. but things must be called by
their right names sometimes. The ace of swedes
was not the ace of diamonds. The won! which
he was about to utter was poisonous and
loathsome enough—he could not help it. The
Queen was accu-rd of an adulterous inter-
ceurse. Why was not the charge directly for
adultery ? He would tell them: The cat sometimes
got out of the bag:—Haril Slittisters made a direct
charge of adultery, and failed in proving it, they
would have been guilty of high treason, and subject
to the punishment of it. They had taken • less
direct cnurse, trusting to the authority which at
present upheld them to secure them from the charge
of inisslemestinur. They had managed the case
their men way ; and after all, it turned out to be no-
thing but a wicked, clumsy, diabolical, awl insult-
ing force. The question was at an end. Ile had
declared on Monday night, in his place in the House
of Commons, that, its his opinion, there was a foul
and infamous conspiracy against the Queen, and
Ministers were at the buttons of it. Not one iota will
he subtract front that assertion. Where did the cone
spirecy originate ? For 25 veers had their illustrious
Queen beets hunted by persecution. Oa the same
grounds was she again accused with augmented
power among her persecutors—with royal power,
which they had never had before. Charges were got
up rod gathered from, God knew where, but there
they were in something like a vile accumulation—a
dirty cloud which they would speedily be enabled
to dissipate.—(opplaases.)--In • former conspiracy,
sworn to by very enttnent perjurers, • child was
brought forth. The charge, however, was laid at
rest by the putting of one simple question—
" Who is the father of it ?" ( lairgider.)
There was • child without a father !—(laughter.)
A Noble Lord had said in the House of Commous,
that if this should 'trove to be a conspiracy it was
an utiparalleled and unexampled conspiracy, and
that he would most gladly assist in searching to the
bottom of it. %Vita( was the plain answer to all
this ? Why, that the conspiracy was neither un-
paralleled nor unexampled—why, because there was
just such moodier in 1806. The conspiracy now, as it
had been then, would he wholly disproved. lie
did not intend to go into particulars. but from his
knowledge be felt sure that the conspirators would
be detected, and that right soon. But then, the
Noble Lord whose words lie had quoted would,
in that case, be the last man be would he
willing tq apply to for assistance. If he him-
self were not a conspirator, he knew cot where
to look for one. But look they must, and
look they would, and if the people approved and
commanded theta to go on, they (he meant the
House of Commons) would find out the accom-
plices. When the Queen's enemies were referred
to the old conspiracy they did not like to hear of it,
they begged it might not be mentioned ; they said
it was gone by, and was not fit to be revived. But
there were 25 years of ill treatment, which must be
accounted for. How had they acted in the new
conspiracy ? lied they not selected for their pur-
pose the dark interval, of long voyages and foreign
travels ? The Queen had been living at home, in
perfect respectability—surely there ought to have
been the worst, in point of crime, were their case a
good one. But let this be said to them. and they
reply, s Oh ! don't mention the last three years;
they make no part of our case." They made a part
of the case for the public, however, and would not be
lost sight of. Now, it. to the Miler' Commissioners,
who were they ?—(" John Leach was une." )—Johis
Leach was one. Cooke was one, Powell was another,
and Colonel Brown another. IVhat was the Com-
mission for ? %VII, said the hirers, to inquire into
various unhappy rumours and reports and infamies
which were perpetually repeated, respecting the
conduct of the Queen. How could they refuse at
least to examine them ? Very good doctrine this
until the answer came. Here tt was. The Come
mission had, instead of going to collect evidence, fp
beets occupied in creating it. They had the proof
of this in the list of evidence. Otte with another
the witnesses had given them to understand, that
whatever they bed seen or were engaged to describe
they had never mentioned it to rosy one until they
were reminded of it at Milan. The Commis-
sion had given birth to the evidence, and not
the evidence to the Collllll6lioll. Majocchi I
had been traced (where did they suppose ?) i•
into Carlton-house. He had come out count..
ing heaps of money to his companion, whom I
he had left at the dour. At one tine he could nut
read or write. Al another he could not remember

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about the sue.,
rO-MORROW. SATURDAY, Sept. 29, A MEE'T'ING of the LADIES and PEN-
Now saurus PTILEIT, 11LACKtItIARS, clarity or liberty to property. But, in fact, him
will be performed, . CIL TLEMEN or Losielosi, Westminster and Snothwark, • was it possible for liberty to Dull'''. property ? or if
THE ANTIQUARY. „., ,8 will he held on MONDAY NEXT, the implant, at the EMPOWERED BY .4CT OP PARLIAMENT.' .
it could he ors. what would liberty he nosh without
.„. Freratarois's T , Great Omura-street, fur the purpose CAPITAL—oiI MILLION.
The Msrisgrasent of this Theatre kayo ewlt'aillole t•Fi* of ConeratotatiNg her Majesty en the close uf the case !property ? Which was the preferabl• lots—that 0(
ited ..mire of nights, the Principal Dancers of the pers. .pint her. INSURANCES fulling dem nt Michaelmas the man in gaol with properly to support him, fir
POW, Win will appear, for the second lime, is! the Greed It is uncoated that Copies of the Address shall afterwards .M. will expire, asks. renewed within Fifteen Dsys from that of the 111111 out of gaol, Wittiont lily media. .4
diet ilf be tuft at various place* fiar sigiratores, tool that it shall be that period. support ? No, no; .hatcher .divorres might he
IPOCONDE; 'Or, LE PRINCE TROUBADOUR. prorated to her Majesty by a Deputation, serunspeoied by a Tbe Company's Rates sad Catulitions are of the most
Prioeipal Characters—Le Prince, Noes. Laelieowe • La. procession of Ladies sad Gentlemen in coaches, drawie• by nrawrwahle eleanipahner—No Cbasee is made fur Fire Poll. undertaken, there must be Ito divorce here,
or, Mons. Rollin, Fils; Juiroade, Moue. Tommie; Le Bail. for born,. each.
I vies when the Preasiaareseeella 164(4—a0 Admission Fine is I Through the hid(' of that press, whose ag-ticy hail
P. Nloas. Rollin. Pare. Matbible. Mlle. Malone: Jean.