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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-05-11

SONS OF THE CLERGY.

THE REHEARSAL or the MUSIC to be
performed at Ilte ANNIVERSARY MEETING of
Oils CHARITY, will be in she Caibedral Church of SI.
Paul, un TUESDAY NEXT, the Nish, and she Anniver-
sary on THURSDAY NEXT, the 186 h of May; when a
SERMON will be preached before his Royal Highness she
Doke ul C.aailwidge, his Grace the Lord Archbishop of
Canterburr, their Lordships the Bishops, the Right Hun.
she Lord Maror. She, ill's. Aldermen, Clergy, &e. by she Rev.
ROBERT bTEVENS, A.M. Rector of St. Jaw's, Garlick-
Midst.

STEWARD!:

His Ruysillielmsessibe Duke
14 Cambrulgo

The Rev, Dr. William Clsafy,
Muter y ter of Sidney Colley

The Right 111;u.. the Earl of
Si. G►rmain%
The Rothe Hon. Lord Hill.
The Right Hon. Nicholas

Cambridge. - -
Sir John William Libbeelt,
Bart. M.P.
The Hos. Bartholomew Bow-

Vensiitart, Chancellor of
the Enehrquer,
Ilse Riglet Hon. Sir Charles
Abbdt, llnt. Lord Chief
Jostler of the Court of
King's Bench,
The Right Res. Dr. Herbert
Mush, Lord Bishop of
Peterborough,
The Right Hon. the Lord
Mayor, M P.

eerie,
Thomas Wilson, Ksq. M.P.
Robert Williams, Esq. M P.
Charles Mills, Esq
Robert Dilrynsple Bs
+
Frederick Webb, Esq (second
lime),
The Rev. Henry Kiplimr,
A.M. Vicar of Plumstead,
Kent.

The Music will consist of the °vector, of Esther. Mr.
Handel's grand Detiisigen Te Drum, and Jubilate, with the
Chorus from the Messiah, t. liellelujah, for the Lord GA
Ousaipotent reigned'," an Anthem composed pa purpose fwe
Ibis Chanty by Dr. Boyce, and Mr. Handel's Greed Corona.
lion Anthem. The Music to be conducted by Mr. Orestoreo.
Leader of the Baud (which will consist of the Members of
the Royal Society of Musicuilis), Mr. Ware.
The Doors of the Cathedral will be opened, oo the Tues-
day at eleven o'clock, and on the Thursday at half-pest
tee o'clock, but au person can be admitted Without first
coatributing le the Charity.
Tickets for the Cathedral and for the Dinner at Merchant
Taylors' Hall to be had gratis, of Messrs. Norneville and
Fell, Booksellers, Bond-sorrel; Reichard, Piccadilly ; 3leasrs
Bivinglons, St. Paul's Churrh.yerd, and 3, H'aterlou.place,
Pall.niall; Ai the First Fruits.iißice, Temple; end of Charles
Ilmknell, Esq. Spriag Garden-terrace, the Secretary to eke
Stewards, by whom &Defections to this Charity will be
thankfully receited.
N.B.—The whole of the Collection al St. Paul's and Mee.
chase Taylors' Hall will be appropriated by the Stewards
in apprenticing the Cluldreu of oecessitous Clergymeu.
London, England, 1820-05-11

CENOTAPH it, the MEMORY of her Royol
Hiehness the lair PRINCESS CHARLMTE,—As
no
greet an interest has twee excited triton this subject, and
as the final e►ection of it In some public spot must b. set n
work of time, Mr. WYATT thinks Wit the EXHIBI
or the MONUMENTAL GROUP will fir [notifying to the
Public; he therefore bees to inforin Item time it W NOW
OPEN to their view, el IA, Henrietta•street, (lteeoduk•
Noire ....Admittance, Hon Shilling.
London, England, 1820-05-11

ANOTHER.

Mr. GAaELEE and Mr. DENMAN skewed cone
against making absolute a rule which Mr. ticarlett
had obtained on a former d.iy, for a mondonmr, to
he directed to the Mayor and capital Burgesses
Truro, to elect two capital Burgesses, in the room
of Lord Exmouth land A. Bo.cswen, E..q. on the
ground of non-residence within the borough.
The COURT discharged the rule Arai, on tl.e
ground that there were not words of Ifficreht
clearwss in the charter to take this case out of the
usual practice of the Court.
London, England, 1820-05-11

THEATRE-ROYAL, COI' NNT-GA NN.
THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, May 11,
will be acted, 14th time, a new Musical Romance,
called
HENRI QIJ ATI? E ;
Or, PARIS IN THE OLDEN TIME.
Henri, Mr. Macready ; Sully, Mr. Egerton • toners' D'Au.
Bout, Mr. Fawcett ; Eugene de Birun, Mr. C Kemple ; Fre-
derick St. Leon, Mr. Abbott; Olhisiorel, Mr. .1. Johnstone
(who is engaged at this Theatre); Moustache, Mr. Emery;
Gervais, Mr. Duruset ; Jocrime, Mr. Luton; Pinceau, Mr.
Blanchard. Florence St Leon, Miss Stephens; Clutilde de
Birou, Miss Brunton; Unison, Miss M Tree.
After which, the Barletta of
MIDAS.
Jupiter, Mr. J. tuna ; Pan, Mr. Fmery; Apollo, Mr.
Minie! ; Midas, Mr. Liston ; Neon. %Ir. Taylor. Myris,
Mrs. Limon; Daphne, Mrs. Sterling; Nysa, Miss M. Tree.
The Doors will he opened at Half-past Six n'Clock, and
the Play begin at Sevea.
Boxes Rs. • Second Price 3e. 64.—Pit 3s. ; Seeond
Price Rs.—Lower Gallery Rs.; Si-cond Price Is.—Upper
Gallery Is.; Second Price 6d.
A Private BOX may be hut for the season, or nightly, of
Mr. Brandon, at the Bug office.
To.rnorrow, Shakspeere's Comedy of Errors—The Marta.
ger in Distress—and Midas.

BECKENHAM. KENT.
TO RE LET, FOR A TERSI OF YEARS,
ACAPITAL MANSION, with the Whole
or Part of 23 Acres of excellent Meadow Laad
ticked thereto (the late Residence of Joseph Calor. Esq.
accessed), ealcslated fur the reception of • Family of the
Arse respectability; extensive Stabling, double Coach-house,
a great variety of useful Out-buildiags, excellent Gardens,
Green-house, sod Billiard-room. The Grounds are laid out
with great taste in Lawns, Pleasure-grounds, laud Shrubberies,
Really enclosed by tufty brick-walls.
Fur Cards to view mid Particulars apply to Messer.
Brusidreti, Spioks, and Reddish, Solicitors, Temple; Mr.
Foakes, Mitcham; and to Messrs. Blake, Auctioneers,
Croydon.

MARRIAGE.
Weifacially iselasight, ■s Ahkborch. Barons, Edasr,l
Fairfax, Esq. R.N. formerly Iflairter of the Ile. t under hot
S!. Vincent, and latiila Gardiner and f;4mlner, to Harlot
Mary, eldest daughter of the air, William sudlry, Vi:•ar
of that parish.
DEATHS.
In October Nit, nn his 'mirage from Madras in the Cape,
Captain Arrow. of the Hon. Esit India Company's rervicr,
in she 34th year of his age. s
Wrdii.wfay Woofed, after a lingerlog Mimeo, Mrs. N.m.
port, wife wt Captain Stelibeis Krwp.it, of Georgea-streti,
Waterford.
London, England, 1820-05-11

FREEDOM OF THE CITY OF LONDON.

A rule Piisi had hveu obtained on a lima. er day
to skew cause why a mandamus should not issue to
compel the Lord Mayor and Court of Aldermen of
the City of London to admit to the freedom of the
City one Abraham Saul, a Member of the Gitild
of Butchers, who had paid his fees to the Chain.
berlain, and taken every oilier step cinch he Wel
understood to be necessary previous to receiving his
freedom.
The SOLICITOR-GENERAL now shewt.l dice
against the rule, and contended that altliong!i
Chamberlain had the privilege allowed him of a
certain number of presentations for the freeflorn„
yet the Court of Aldermen had a discretionary
power of refusing to admit the applicant svithinit
assigning any reason for their conduct, though to
the present instance there was a reason, which was,
that the applicant was the son of a Jew, and Jews
had never been admitted.

The COURT discharged the rule Nisi. as their
Lordships thought there was nothing in tho case to
take away the discretion of the Court of Aldermen.
CORPORATION OF TRURO o. LORD EXMOUTH AND
London, England, 1820-05-11

HOUSE OF COMMONS, %Vroximmr, MAY 10.

At four o'clnck there having been but thirly-silt
Members present. the SPBAKEIL did Old like the
chairs and the House adjourned,

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF KING'i ISLNCH. .:it
E4TlllllitTkil,
WIDXUDAV, MAY ID.

ELECTION BRIBERY.

THE NINO V. WYNN. GOODING AND DVIIIIIIIPOED.

These Defendants were courieterl before Mr.
Justice liorrough. at the Cornwall Assizes. of
having offered bribes to various persons to induce
them to vote for Mr. Swann. at the Electinii
1818. for a Member of the Cummone I/owe of
Parliament, to represent the b Kh of Prom).

Mr. ADAM! aml Mr. I.t.'ll.DE were heard for the
Defendants, and pot in several affidavits to their
characters and respectability, which were reed.
The SOLICITOR-GENERAL Wl4 belied In rep'y,
and contended tint !lie affidavits put in were rat! er
an aggravation of the origival ofTenee, ioa.mitch lot
it would he highly if it could he %opposed
that die respectability of the Defeoil•irit.' wuation
in life ought to be regarded as any extenuation of
their offence.

Mr. Justice BAYLF.Y. in delivering the sentence
of the Court, animadverted on the misellievems
nature of the offence of which the Defendinte I:4d
been guilty in this% attempting to pollute the purity
of election to the Douse of Commons. De dip-
tinguished, in aggravation of the crime as 'o Durr4-
ford, that the evidence given by two of the -wits
nesses at the trial was entirely different front that
given before a Committee or the llouse of Com-
mons who had sat to inqui►e into this business. rt.:d
his Lordship intimated that he thought it prohable
the guilt of that testimony extended further than.
to the persons who had so sworn. The *potence of
the Court was, that' the Defendants Wynn ;sod
Gooding should be imprisoned fur three months in
Bodmin gaol, and that Durnsford should be
im-
prisoned in the same gaol for one }rm..

THE SING V. JAMES AND BENJAMIN argsru..

These Defendants were h ght up In reeem-e
judgment f►r ob.tructing an Excise Officer in the
execution of his duty. They were sentenced by
the Court to six wedcs' cublinement in Horsham
Gaol.
London, England, 1820-05-11

THR KING V. SIR F. BURDETT.

Mr. DENN&N rose to urge additional grooved+ to
those already before the Court, fur a iitar trial ~1
this important Case. He would not, he saiei, sub-
mit any thing to the Court, which might more v.--
perly be urged in arrest of judgment, s:a;i0:1
step become necessary, but what he vv,,ti:d
submit to the Court in the summing tip ..1 the
Judge, in which it appeared to !Out he had :..'opted
the observations of Mr. Serjeant Vauzl 411, in his
opening, iii regard to that allegation of the iintict.
meat, in which mention was made of the liorongb.
monger.. which the Learned Serjeant h:ttl
meant the governing powers of this couotry ; and
the Learned Judge had so put it to the Jury.
Mr. Justice BEST thought that he had put ;t
to the Jury, that it was for their consideration, whe-
ther. taking the whole of the paper tozether. she
words did not refer to the Government; but he did
not think it was on the phrase " Borouglinionger.”
or "Borouglimongering," that he had so remarked.
as lie thought that teas not the strongest passage
in the ibdictmetit ; but he thought the words
" reign of terror and of Mood," more expressly
meant the G iverimient than " flioron2litnoia_;ers."
Mr. DEN St AN here referred to short-ii old mites
of the trial, but the—

CHIEF JUSTICE objected to his (WIT move than
referring to them fur the purpose of refreshing Ina
memory.
Mr. DENMAN Mild he was it using them. and
foubd that Ids Lordship was come', as he hr.
liewed it was afterwards the Learned .1 tit!.!r
Mewed to the Jury on the words " reign of ter-
ror," and had asked, to whom does thus apply
lint to the Gown-mow ?" The Learned Judge
had mid that a great deal was intimated by that
panne. He would submit, therefore, that if
London, England, 1820-05-11

LAST THREE *EMS of M R. M ATH ENS at HOME.
AT THE THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA
HOUSE, STRAND,
THIS EVENING. I'IIUIV,DAY. Me'? 11,
DM, and on Mondays, Thursdays, and SAttarda3s
when he will have the humour of introducing Ins Fetes& to

His COUNTRY COUSINS.
And • CHRISTMAS AT BRIGHTON.

Boats, and Private Bones, may be takes, of Mr. Steven.
mon, at the Strand Eat , from Ten till Four, and at
learinsn's Litsrary, 170, Bond-street.
On Monday Next (in consequence of repeated inquiries
and applications from the highest rank and fashion) tie.
Mathews will be AT HOME, sad preform the rininenily
sweeesetal Eulerlaisearels of last Searea, the TRIP TO

PARIS, with LA DILIGENCE.
London, England, 1820-05-11

BY PERMISSION OF THE I.ORO CHAMBERLAIN.

THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET.
MR. W EBB (late of the' Theatre* Royal,
Covent Garden, Haymarket, and last lemon of
Vauxhall Gardens), with the most regretful deference,
bees leave to acquaint his Friends and the Public that his
LAST BENEFIT, at this Theatre, will take place oa
MONDAY NEXT, Atay 15, when will be presented the
admired Comedy of
THE RIVALS.

The Pali of Sir Latino °Trigger by Mr. Webb (being his
Arst appearance in that character i■ London), who, in the
r ulnae of the eve g, will slog Dever.' aloe must celebrated
and new Irish Soup.
After which, the popular Farce of
London, England, 1820-05-11

EXECUTION.

CORK, VAT 3.
Palrki Meehan lord Denewpwi were eseented
yesterday f'e horglery ■td rubbery is the booeir of Damao t
Nutrias, is the liberties of the city Like tic• other pe. PONS
Go whose sentence had bees executed since the 11..izea, they
appeared very prosiest ; they were Nob your: nom, au.,
had bent aul.liera-311eelmo was meek awl goo t looking, not
Desmond w•niksted mooch Groomes., which nothing but a
sense of religion could effect; at the g Mons be OtAlft
he had been railed from hi. house by Hilly Coseoll, who hid
turned approver, mod was led by him 111111 II atom' hi. will
to the place where she robbery was roinniitted. H. freely
acknowledged his share in the guilt of sloe crime, and after
adding that be aimerely forgave his priocciator, Immisight tba
prayers of the speeiamos. They kissed each other hefure the
fetal drop fell, sod comodueted theme. let a all ihriongh, ea •
maser worthy of the awful artomotatiees is which they
were placed.
Aniongat the crowds who witnessed the exemitios on 'sat
G.tnrday, was a yossg mom, who got en much affected too
witnessing the teaming off of the soleappy omit who were
hanged os that day, that he became food—ono My ecturs
home be fell extremely ill, oir am Ito require medical amid-
since, ootwithataatliog which he died yerierday. Suva. oilier
persons were obeerved to be equally aff.•rted .11 the place of
execution, awl few wilnewed the awful geer of
without bowleg their feelings to sal ',dinar, degree Pcle"l--
(.11creastthi CAroudef a.)
London, England, 1820-05-11

THE ARMY.

Major Chester's company of the Royal Artillery, quartered
in Limerick and Clonmel, have recei►ed orders to proceed to
Cork, to embark for Canada. The division stationed in the
former place marched on Saturday, louder the command of
Lieutenant Pester. They have been replaced by Major
Lacy 's company, from Dubliu.
A detachment of the 3d Royal Veteran Battalion marched
into Limerick on Wednesday vennight, on their way to
Nenagh, to relie►e a party of the Roth regiment, ordered to
join head-quarters.
A detachment of the 42d Royal Highlanders arri►ed in
Clonmel nn Friday from Cork, on their return to Dublin,
after conveying by sea to Cork some con►icts for trans-
portation.
On Saturday sennlght the heavy baggage of the 10 hus-
sars wss embarked at Leith for London.

On Monday Wooled, two troops of the 711, dragoon
gnsrils, under the command of Colonel Dunne, marched
into Piershill barracks from Preston. Other two troops ■re
expected to arrive on the 16th instant.
Two companies of the 33d regiment marched into Edit'.
burgh no Thursday, from Newcastle.
Weihrestlxy and Thursday two trolls of the 10th ho
marched from Glasgow for London.
Wednesday the first division of the 11th Veteran Battalion
arrived in Glasgow from Ireland, WI their way to Aber-
deen.

At the Court of Aldermen on Tuesday Sir JOHN
PERRINO presented a Report from the Committee
of Privileges, recommending that a criminal prose.
cution should be instituted against the Chamber-
lain, fur refusing to uhey•the order of that Court
for paying the hill of the City Solicitor in the suit
against Sheriff PARKINS and Alden') WAITH-
IKA tv. The Chamberlain had been directed by the
Court of Common Council not to pay the bill.
After a good deal of discussion the Report was
agreed to.
This day the prisoners who stand committed nn
charges of felony will he removed from the several
gaols in the city of London and county of Mid.
dlesex to Neargate, preparatory to taking their trials
at the envuing Ses.iona at Justice Hall, in the Old
Bailey, which commence on Wednesday next.
The Sessions for the county of I.ldiddle.ex will
begin at the Sessioos House, Cl•rkeiiwell-green,
on Tuesday neat, when the trials of traverveis and
others out on bail.on matters of assault, &c. will
be proceeded in.
London, England, 1820-05-11

THE CHRONICLE OF THE TIMER.

Mk day is published, in a tack sad closely prated valetas,
royal Hw. wells a Chart, pries lbs. se boards,
TNE CHRONOLOGY of the last FIFTY
YEARS, frau 1770 lo 10410; pretieed by sae of the
must sapk gametal Cbriabelogin taut, tram the earliest
Records duos to 1770. _ . .

Till, will prove to be owe of the most commies* sad are-
ful Souks of Referee.= ever published, sod meow or laser
at mem Sod its way into every public Likes", sod lute the
Book-ease of every private family. The Period of Fifty
Years has been cheese, se being the term of se active Geer-
ration, withis uhich crests continuo to operate on the
affairs of the world, sod on tie interests of individuals,
sad during which they are, therefore, is ths highest degree
intervene' to the resessinp sad recollections of costes-
pommies.
Printed for Sir Richard Phillips sari Co. Bridge-street ;
and to be had of W. Sams, St. James's-street ; sod of all
Booksellers.
Of whom may be had, Dr. ROBINSON'S MODERN
ISTMY,from Charleasagose to the Accession of George IF.
with 36 Engravings; Schemed.
London, England, 1820-05-11

DREADFUL ACCIDENT.

At four o'clock yesterday afternoon, as some bricklayers'
labourers were cleaning the brick• of ■ house which bad
been burned down about three week• ago, in King.street,
Holborn,•bout eight feet of the trip of Site party wall fell in
upon them. One man was killed on the spot, whose body
Now lies at the Red Lion, for the Coroner's Inquest. Three
were taken, dreadfully mutilated, to the hospital; but one
of them, who had big back broken, died on the way. We
understood that each bap left a wife sad family
London, England, 1820-05-11

CAMBRIDGE, MAy 8, 1820.

Air W. Browne's Prizes.—The two medals not disposed
of informer years were ou Tuesday last adjudged as follows :
For the Latin Ode, to Mr. IL Thompson, Scholar of St.
John'. College ; for the Greek and Latin Epigrams, to Mr.
S. Oakes, Scholar of King's College.
The Senate have not agreed to the Report of the Fits-
trillium Syndicate, relative to the site of the intended
Museum.

The following Gentlemen were on Tuesday admitted to the
mule-1.-mentioned degrees:—

Doctors in Divinity—The Rev. Dr. Elrington, Provost of
Trinity College, Dublin, admitted ad eundenn; the Rev. R.
Roberto, of St. John's College, Rector of Aldwoukle All Saints,
in the county of Northampton.
Honorary Masters of Arts—H. A. W. Fellow's, of
Trinity Hall; E. G. Huruby and G. of Trinity
College.

Mailers of Arfs.—Wns. T. Rayne and J. T. Austen, of
&John's College.

Bachelors qt.-Arty—G. P. Thomson. of Bt. John's College;
E. Cut leis, of Sidoey College; and J. B. Crowe, of Pembroke
Hall.
London, England, 1820-11-21

TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH PRESS.
SIR—You have for any years ausounceil through the
medium of your well•cowdweted and widely circulated Paper,
the EetablarMoroi of the MEDICAL BOARD, imtiture.l
by the celebrated Dr. COOPER, arid assisted by moment
Surgeous soil Physicians of Hearty folly yeses' experieme.
Messrs. COOPER and Co. requert you swill have the kind-
nem to inform your readers, the whole of 'heir practice is
now conceratrated at Charlotte House, Great Charlotte-
street, Blickfriars-road„ where several room. ate appropriated
for cutsetiltabon. The object of Oar- arreogentrot is, that
every Care may have the °pianos ut. Dr. Cooper root Ilse
whole Board ; sod in order that she Pubirc ay be amo owsl
of the above circumstance, err arltsoin:z -ono to them, y.•u
will he pleased to inswee this Nolte • twice a week tar one
Month. By Order of the Bo oil,
1 three the honour to remain, yam. obedient Servitor.
ROHL C. BELL, M.P. Sec.
N.B.— All letters addressed to Sir F. C Damsel (Trea-
surer) are laid before the Board the same day.
Medical Board, Charlotte //ewe,
Surrey, .Nov. 6, 1620.
London, England, 1820-11-21

TO CORRESPONDENTS. .

•ae A Constant Reader may rest assured, that the Dill of
Pains, &e. spinet the Queen was actually read • third
time, by a majority of sine. The question un the passior
of the Bill, the next and last mage after the third resdinK,
was, out the +motion of Lord Liverpool, postponed to that
day six months, which result, is Parliameetary phrase,
amounts to throrriog out the Bill.
London, England, 1820-11-21

'II.

DINIINTIENT,
Because it has been clearly established by undeniable evi-
dence, and confirmed by the votes and declarations of a
greet majority of the House of Peers, that the Princess of
Wales (now Queen) did commit adultiry with a foreigner,
and because I know of no other Tribunal where this crime
against the State and against society eau be punished, or
the repitition of the iiffence be prevented.
Retty, Drearier she failure of Ibis Bill, nnaccompanied by
any other Legislative or judicial Proceeding, must en-
courage the commission of crime, mid leave a great stain
upon the honour of the Throne, and the morals of the
present generation.
HARRIS-
WILLIAM.
London, England, 1820-11-21

le read an Address. founded on the wood Ramie- 1
lion, proposed to be presented to the King. Mr.
C. then read the Adders..
Mr. %VYYILL seconded the Address. and said that
he wished to impress upon the minds of his audi-
tory that the Ministers were answerable for the ad-
vice they gave to the Stale.—(Hear.)—They were
answerable fur the conduct of the Milan Commis-
Dion. They ought to have selected for their agents
men of the strictest integrity—(/lear)--and to have
directed them to inquire respecting the Qneett's
conduct of the mo.t respectable [tempos around her
Majesty, instead of bringing all the filth and perjury
they could obtain in Italy.—(Appluese.) —Th.- ins-
portance of the subject 4.f the Queen had coca-
red so much of the public mind, that other sub-
jects had been but little attended to; yet he trust-
ed that the people would not forget that there was
a mien, named Fletcher, who had been charged by
a declaration is; 'Ault with having connexion
with the Home Oflice.—( I /ear, /star./—This mate
had circulated infamous and seditious bills—had
endeasoured to create nuts, that more blood of our
fellow-countrymen might be spilt.— (Hear. bear.)
Sufficient had alreiolv been shed ; and if this
charge against hint be sub-tsittinted, u higher 84-
cruller than the blood of starring weavers would be
required.— (llear, bear.)—lf even my Lord Castle-
reagh, or any of rite House Office, were proved to
be connected with Fleocher, he sincerely trusted
that proper tersuil4 a would be made of them.
/Load Load applause.)
Mr. Alderman Durrst.st moved that the Pe-
tition, which be then read, grounded on the
third Resolution, be presented to the House of Com-
mons.
Mr. CHALONLR then proposed that the Ad-
dresses to their Majesties be a ;pied by the Lord
Mayor, as the act of this sireenisg, which was car-
ried unaniuneu.ly. Mr. C. slid, as it was desirable
that the Address to the King should be presented
with as much weight sod importance as possible,
he should propose that die Duke of Norfolk,
Earl Monet, sod Earl Fitswilliatn, present it io
his Majesty.
Criss of " And Lord Moulas," immediately
proceeded from till putt. of the hull ; it was there-
fore determined that those lour Noble-I'nel' should
present the Addr.ss.
Mr. Alderman Dusst..cf then proposed that the
Addre.s to the Queen and the Petition to the House
of Coinunnns, be presented by our two worthy Re-
preventatives, which wa. we b.(' by Mr. Sheriff
Derbyshire, :nal mottninously agreed upon.
Mr. H•lttlitollE was now called for front every
part of the Hall; and. in compliance therewith,
stepped forward mid addressed the meeting at con-
inferable Icuvh.
Mr. T. WALKER, juts. ,being loudly called for
ascended the heisting. amidst repeated cheers. He
assured the meeting th.it lie cordially assented to
the Resolutions and Addresses which had been
adopted by the meeting.
Alderman DuMILAY thee proposed the thanks
of the meeting to the two City Repseartstativaa, for
their allevilsi.ce sad asuisiauet, which were carried
wilts cheers.
Messrs. WYVILL and Caat.treaa retained
thanks.
London, England, 1820-11-21

solicit reinforcements of men and artillery. The
Poch. of Sidonichi has already joined them, and
heavy battering cannon and ammunition of all

kinds a►e

speed at Tophowit,

(the cannon foundery.) The !Niche of Egiebos
(Negropont) has received orders to place all
his artillery at the disposal of the Turkish besieging
army. These measures are adopted in conse-
quence of an autograph letter, addressed by tho
Sultan to the Grand Vizier, conceived in very seri-
OM and urgent terms.
The whole family and relations of Ali Pacha have,
in a most humble memorial, in the Greek language,
implored the clemency of his Sublimity, and de.
elated that they would submit unconditionally to
the will of the Sultan as before expressed, and
would take op their abode at their father's native
town Tepedelini. This request has been pro►l.
sionally granted. Ali P.schs, in order to render
escape impossible, has had the gates of his castle
walled up. Four Begs have, however, ventured to
let themselves down by the walls of the fortress.
One of them lost his life in this hazardous attempt,
but the other three arrived in l'ehlivsn Paella's
camp. According to their account, the situation
of their late master becomes every day more
desperate, and the moment may not he distant
when he will close his extraordinary career under
the daggers of his most decided adherents or par.
films.

Several of the Armenians implicated in the at-
tempt to a►urder their Patriarch, have lately been
executed at *Constantinople: among them was a
rich banker, an old man of above 80, and several
priests. All the others are rent into exile.
The accounts respecting the public health of the
capital are extremely satisfactory ; traces of infer.
finis still manifest themselves, however, in several
parts of Albania and Dalmatia.—(Austriaa Ob-
server, Novensberl.j

•
sidembk lefury. Baba Pe'divan Pasha, CAP
mender-in-Chief of the Turkish troops, mud
Nacho Bey Ismail Paeha successor in the
Psehalick of Jeannine), have found it necessary to
London, England, 1820-11-21

ILLUMINATIONS.

London list illuminated for three nights.
and that of o,d3y was the most brilliant ever
re.iieuttiertd. We hive lint )rt—n.tr can we, until
the arrival of the nest picket, be bcquAitted with
the particulars.
Au illunsinstiati is to take place at an early day
in Belfast. Lsnaskra, in the county of Tyrone,
eshibited the most lei tent manifestations of delight
on the 15th iii.tant. Carlow has addressed the
Queen in congratulation. the Seneschal in the Chsir.
The Seneschal, we uodeistaml, is the spirited
Editor of the Carlow Morning Post, and we may
therefore conclude that the Addles, is exprcased ill
language at once ardent and eloquent. Thr illu-
minations in this town are not yet tilted, but they
promise to be sl•lrtiditi.
Au illumination will take idler in this city on
Monday next. We entertain nut the slightest op-
weakens a of unnlearsait consequence.. Every
co men will light up Ins windows ; but there will be
no danger to the windows, if ally seek there shall
be, which will distinguish theimelves by darkness.

The cittomitianco of C.lo:lin ll—e baying !.en held to
bail at Ihrlivorough.i.hrt t Police Oilier, a few Jars
GT Montag bir rem-.le .crr..ut with r purl-buys' whip, wart
be fresh iu the rreollecitois tot the public. The said refrain
was !mnemonic!), islocu so kliuur un Saturday, and a dead
child, nut at its full giuuth, was the (uurequeisee. The
mother 1114 uti Sunday mooing in the Mary-h-butte
✓ary, and the body hr. lur a Coronet's 1 ufutai.
London, England, 1820-11-21

lI4WICK . Novueste 16.

On Tuesday last tlw Earl of Moto passed
through this town on his way to Woo, from at-
tending his Parliameut:ert• duties, when the popu-
lace took the looses fr.•tn his Lordship's carriage,
rad drew him through the t..nu amidst the loudest
acclamation, as a te.tittio.iy or it approbation of
the rotes he had given 11l 1:1VOUr of the Queen. In
the evening the town was brilliantly illuminated,
and large huoltres were kindled nil and
on the other laslls In this neighbourhood belonging
to Sir Won. Elliot, Ban. of Snobs.

IicALAND.

DUBLIN. wovaussa 16.
THE VOVR COURTS.

The Lord Cisucrilor of Irelshii is returned; he
sat yesterday (%i'ctiorssia)) ou the Court of Clunstery
for about au hour, and disposed of four cause*.
There are hot tornty-t wit its the Tins timely*.
stance. coupled with the fort that there is but one
%void in the King'• Brock and one in the Court
of Eachequer, affords ►trong ovidrucr, if any were
necessary, of the depteiwoo.i of public business in
this country. Lord Clare has often bad 350 mists
in his list.
London, England, 1820-08-04

POLICE.

sow-111TRFrr

Yesterday another inveatieation look place before Iticurd
Hittite, Eel. and Weren't, Esq. respecting the daring
and outrageous conduct uf gauzs of rubbers at the opening
of the Itegeut's Canal, near Hackney•fielde, on Tuesday.
It appeared, from the statensuit of Davi., a constable, Hint
there were several pugs of thieves assembled upon the tic-
casino, and it is supposed that there has out been sorb • des-
perate or uumerous assemblage since that at West :ad Fair
last year. One of the gangs amounted to between b 0 and
60, and the must numerous gang lie estimated at sear 100.
We regret that ouly one of these dating villains was se-
cured, who said his name was Joseph Minim. The charge
against him was for being concerned, with a number of
others, its violently assaulting and rubbing Juba AirJ, Esq.
of Mare-street, Hackney, who, it appeared, was pushed or
knocked down by a gang uf rubbers, its a geld, in the most
dating manner, and a desperate attempt made to rub him of
his watch, in winch the villains' intention was frustrated,
owing to its being tight is his pocket taut they anteceded
is furring his chain, seal, sad key. Ott recovering himself
from the attack, he found one of his breeches pockets turned
oat, and three 101. two 5/. and three U. Bank of England
notes stolen.
Mr. John Wells, a tailor, of Eaxter's•court, Church-street,
Hackney. saw the Prosecutor uu the ground after he was
knocked dowa, and helped him up. Ile also saw the Pri.
saner running away afterwards, on the cry of " Stop thief!"
being raised, but be could nut identify him as one of the
men who surrounded the Prosecutor atter he was knocked
down.
Several wit corroborated this statement, and proved
that on the Prisoner hying secured all she Bank of England
notes of which Mr. Aird Wit been rubbed, except the three
U. notes, were found his band, its has breeches pocket,
amounting to 40/.
The Prisoner, in his defence, said, he had found the Bank
notes, and accounted for his running at the time the hoe
and cry of "Stop thief!" was raised, by saying he was •111.•
lling to see the busts pass, whereas the boats dad not pus for
half an hour afterwards.
The Prisoner was committed fur trial..—The Prosecutor,
who is iefirni, was bored covet, very reluctantly, to prosecute.
Jolts Deeper was committed for trial, charged with utter-
ing a fudged If. Batik of England note to Mr. John Godfrey,
of Matkasuor-street, .Clare-market, in the pus chase of a
second-Sand hat fur five-shillings sod sispeuce. It was
also suspected that he bad uttered another forged li. nuts
of the male marefactnee, but his perms could nut be tuf-
ficiesilly identified iu this transaction.
Fronds Jose., simian tes Mr. James Coader, a grocer,
of Jetare-streel, Coveugardell, was charged with rubbing
hie master uf various surd may. The till in the shop
being suspected to have Wan robbed far some Hate past,
Souse silver was marked and pat Wt. it; qui mate of II
bring wised, and the saapeetcd, he was
London, England, 1820-08-04

an innocent 'mitt. and that putting to death an
innocent wouseg wsi qothing iga thin murder.
The LORD Matron. said, that in interrupting Al.
demon Minimum. he had entertained no idea of
doing more thati object IA the comparison between
the worst of the times of England eh& the preoent,
and to the questioning of the judicial proceedings
of the House of Lord.. He disclaimed all idea of
throwing the slightest imputation upon the Queen.
(Hear, hear)
Mr. liftowN said, it was impossible for Parlia-
ment to adopt any other course than that upon
which the house of Lords was proceeding. This
Bill of Pains and Penalties would he referred to by
future times with pride, as the only safe mode of
discussing this important question. If both Houses
agreed in thinking the Queen guilty, lie should,
although unwillingly, j iin in the conclusion. He
could not but oppose a Petition which went in con-
demnation of a Bill which way, under such circum-
stances, the most unobjectionable that could be.
Mr. Ju BB supported the Resolutions.
Mr. T. N. WILLIAMS said, the Petition was ob-
jectionable, because it was merely upon one side.
The Court were sending abroad the apple of dis-
cord, instead of acting as a polar star to the com-
munity. He then charged Alderman liVaithinian
with haying there exii.ted a dismo.ition in the
Houses of Parliament to deprive the Queen of Ellg•
land of her head.—(Cries of 66 Order!" and
6' Ao. no !")
Alderman W.litTiistati denied that he had said
any thing of the kind, and hoped the Lord Mayor
would interfere to prevent such gross u3isrepresro•
talions.

Mr. T. N. WILLIAMS maid, the argoment •t
least was to that effect. He finished soon after, but
not without being con►radtcted very frequently.
Mr. SAUNDERS I. ttpported the. Resolutions.
Mr. FATitt.t. briefly replied, and the Resolutions
we►e cerried without a division. .

- -
A Petition to the Lordi., grounded upon those
Resolutions, was theta mmu►ed and carried.

Upon a Report from the Committee appointed to watch
over the proceedings of the Court of Aldermen, in their
prosecution against certain Liverymen fur an obstruction
in Common Hall, on Michaelmas• Hay last, the Corn agreed
to withdraw their Resolution, prohibiting the Chamber-
lain to pay the expenses of the Court of Aldermen, sod
passed an order fur payment of the rusts of all panics re-
spectively.
London, England, 1820-08-03

The Bth count charged the defendants with un-
las fully conspiring. Ix, to excite discontent, &c.
for the purpose of bringing about a change in the
Commons House of Parliament. And the last
count with unlawfully devising and exciting discon-
tent in the minds of his Majesty's liege subjects, &c.
This trial, it is generally believed, will not be
over before Monday next. It is said, that both
Judges will be on the Bench during the pro-
ceedings.
ItANE PROSECUTIONS.
• Sanford Hall, Benialilati Price, and Joseph Rey-
nolds, were arraigned at the bar, and charged with
uttering forged Batik of England Notes. The
Prisoners pleaded guilty to the capital offence,
upon an understanding wi►h the Prosecutors that
they would be transported for life, which sentence
was passed upon them. Benjamin Price declared
that he had been thirty years a wholesale dealer is
forged notes, and never had been detected before.
George Skinner, a young ntan, a native of Bir-
mingham. was indicted for the minor offence of hav-
ing. unlawful possession of a number of forged Bank
of England notes.
The Jury, after some consultation, found the Pri-
soner Gil My.
The Judge proceeded to pass sentence upon the
Prisoner ; in doing which, lie told him that he had
rim a long career of guilt ; and, although he had
charged the witnesses with being perjured, yet he
(the Prisoner) knew that this had tint been the only
time he had appeared before the tribunal of his
country to answer to a simtkr charge. Ile well
knew, that he had been tried capitally at Nottingham
for uttering ftirged notes, and there escaped convic-
tion, which ought to have deterred him froru that
course of guilty conduct which now overwhelmed
him in ruin. The Prisoner was sentenced to tran-
sportation fur .foarttea years.
London, England, 1820-08-03

NORFOLK ASSIZES.
. .
On Monday the 24th'Iast, in Conoquenee of the
.fudges being detained at Bury, the Commission'
for -holding Abe Assixes.was opened before Mr. Sei%.
jeant Firth. The next-morning the Learned Ser.
rant, attended by.the High Sheriff, the Mayor, the
City Sheriffs. and several of the Aldermen, went
in the usual state to the Cathedral, where the ler.
roan was preached by the Reverend C. D. Brett.
ton. A.M. (the nigh Sheriff's Chaplain) from
Luke, xiv. v. 41 and 42.
About noon Sir Robert Dallas arrived, and pro.
ceeded in Mr. Sheriff Hawker carriage to the
Guildhall, when the following Gentlemen were
.worn in as
THE ('in t GRAND JURY:
Joseph Fitch, Esq. Forrnian,
Thug. Mirt infs., Gent. I Arthur Woe, Gent.

James Bennett, Gent. • Henry Harvey, Gest.
William Taylor, Gent. William Newson, Gent.
Wm. Lewis Lohr, Gent. Robert Dunham, Gent.
Seth W. Stevenson, Geld. Richard Taylor,Gest.
Henry A. Staff, Cent. John Aaiun, Gent.
John 'Litton, Gent. S.Shalders Beare, Gent.
J . Pigney Garrod„ Gent. George Barker, Gent.
John Youngs, Gent. George Croat, Geol.
John Wiry. Gent. J. P. Cocksedge, Gent.
C. N. Bolingbroke, Gent. George %them, Gent.
Chief Justice DALLAS, in addressing the Grand
Jury, expressed his extreme regret to observe so
large • calendar, and that so many of the Prisoners
stood charged with capital offences.
The Cm CP JIPITICB then proceeded to the Shire.
bowie, where the following gentlemen were sworn
as the
GRAND JURY FOR THE. COUNTY:
The lion. F. P. Irby, Foreman,
Sir Edmund Bacon, Hart. H. N. Rurroughes, Esq.
Sir Thomas Detour, Bart. I Edward Lomb', Esq.
Sir Thomas Microns, Bort. M. F,lwin, Faq.
Sir Thomas Prespan, Bart. J. J Britingfield, Esq.
Sir It. J. Harvey. Kilt. ' Robert Marsbaim, F.sq.
W. E. Proctor, Esq. I Charles Tompson, Esq.
E. K. Licon. Esq. 1 T. Cobitt, Esq.
J. Sirscey, EN. D. Gurney, Esq..
T. W. Coke, Esq. ' 1 .1. Harvey. Esq.
E. Watchouse, Esq. W. L. Rainer, Esq.
N. Mick'. thir.rite, Esq. George Cubit*.

His Lordship then entered the Nisi Pries Court
to try cruses, the first seven of which were unde-
fended.

GEARY V. MILLS.
Fur goo4hsuld—Damages 4f. 16..

CUTTKIO V. KING.
To recover the balance of a partnership account—Da-
mages 171iz

JUDY V. GREEN.

An action of trespass in What; don't part of • brick
wall built by the Plaintiff, in Frltiy, and the quest, was
to ascertain the boundary of the land of each patiy.—Fer-
dirt for the Defendant.
MATTHEWS r. COOK.
For work dune--Dammtes 891,
London, England, 1820-08-03

By BARRY CORNWALL.

" He who is insensible to the beauties of this Poem, may
close hic tablets, and bill good by to the Muses for ever.
Its corminnions are from the heart to the heat t, and it is as
impirs.litle 1101 to be affected with the, mid-striving destiny
wlitck hangs over the star-ford Columns, as to be illWlll9ible
to a storm amid the wild and turbulent commullons of the
strugglitig tleep."—Guld and Nurtbbouse's London Maga-
:me, Augn-.t.
Printed for John Warren, Old Bond-street ; and C. and J.
Oliver, Vvre-street, Bond-street.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
DRAMATIC SCENES,and other Poems. Second Edi-
tion, 7s ; nova
A SICILIAN STORY, with DIEGO DE MONTILLA,
and Poems. Second Edition, Is.
London, England, 1820-08-03

VIP
EAST INDIA HOUSE, August 5, WM
MINE COURT of DIRECTORS of the
UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG-
LAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, d kere6y yire
Nosier,
That a GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY
will be held at their House its Laadenhalt street tin %TED-
NESDAY, the 16th instant, hom Nine ()Thick in the
Morning until Six in the Evening, for the Election of
Detector of this Company, in the room of Sir David Scutt,
Bart. 14 110 halls disqualified.
JOSEPH -DART, Secretary.
London, England, 1820-11-10

BRYAN ZINO On SIB THOMAS brAN LEY.

Ali. ihNirom inovid fur St rule so sliew cause,
why the vtrdset it tins coati should not lie set aside•
rod a irew trial granted. It was iris action of
damages brought by the Plaintiff the De.
fesidauti fur liAvissg b gist IL snalsetuua prollretl.
tttin use PL•witr, used his brother. the Hee.
J. of Beifirial.greeti, charging diem with
a conspiracy to puisuis r dote of the I)efenif6sit's„
for which they were stied mud acquitted. The ac-
flitni w tried at the loot Chester Assitet. belure
the Chief Justice, and the Jury gave a verdict fur
the Plaintiff. damages 49.. The Lrnrucd Cramed
turitetitled, that the Chief Justice of eliertvr ought
nut to have allowed the case to have Tone to the
Jury, as there was sufficient prolhilrility for the
prusveutima proved 0111 lire Oki of tJse action, 10
have jit•tified the Chief Justice in stupliiiig
trial—Rule grated.

NOTICE TO SUITORS.
The CHIEF JUSTICE ol►aervrJ. that if there were
any ►triton; in attenda►Ke who intended to more rot
new trial• is propria personas there Wel, 110 'Wed-
stun for thru► to wait, as the Court had fixed to
take then► use Saturday next.
London, England, 1820-11-10

7/ -

N u maga 5595.

%ROYAL, L►RGRY•LANE.

TO-MOR'RbK, SATURDAY. Nov. 11,
his Mojaity's fitivaisis will perform

THE BEGGAR'S OPERA.
With ea additional Sc
Captain blockade, Madame Ifesiris; Precisions, Mr. Mun.
den; Locket, Mr. Gatti.; Filch, Mr:Knight. Mrs. Peachum,
'Mrs. Marlowe; Polly, Miss Powey (her 3.1 appearance in
OA character); Lacy, Miss Kern,.
In Act It. will he introduced a Rirbetto, being nearly a
f othfut repieseotalioa of the .ode is which the celebrated.
bLery-k-bone Gardens were illuminated ou such occasions. •
Afire which, the Entertainment of
THE MAGPIE; Or, THE MAID OF PALAISEAU.
Ererard, Mr. Tbompaun • Farmer Gervas, Mr. Cattle;
Bledsoe, Mr. Relight; Richard, Mr. Barnard. Minnie, Miss
Kelly; Dame Genre* Mrs. Harlow..
The interior of the Theatre hag been completely embed-
limbed and newly decorated.
The chief part of the Seinery has bees repainted, and a
new Architectural Drop Samoa, desisted mid executed by
Marinari.
Places for the Boxes to be taken .f Mr. Hartwell, at the
Private Box Entrance, Little Rassell.street, model the com-
pletion of the Portico.
The Doors will he opened at Haltpast Six o'Cloak, •nd
the Performances on each renting eff&l.Efbet at Seven.
Boxes, 7s, ; Seeoed Price, 3s. 6.11.--Pit, 3s. W.; Second
Price, 24.—Lower Gallery, es.; Second Price, Ig.—Upper
Gallery, I s. ; Second Price, N.
Os Monday, the Tragedy of Othello.
Midas is iu prepared...is at this Theatre. A new Farce is
in rehearsal.
London, England, 1820-11-10

THE ROYAL FAMILY.

VestenLie the I)tike of CLARE:WS, the Du-
chess of GLOILIC6STER, and the Priocrss AUGUSTA.
visited the KING.

Ce LROPOI.D came ID town yesterday about
twelve o'clock from Claremont. Soots after hts
Royal Highness walked to the King's Palace to
pay his duty to his MAJESTY. His Royal High•
ties* returned to Claremoot in the evening.
Yesterday morning', at eleven o'clock. the Do.
chess of 61.oucEsma awl the Prince.. AUGUSTA
went in a travellior, carriaga over Yauxh.ll-Itridge.
and proceeded to Blackheath. on a visit to the
Priocess SOPHIA MATII.DA. Their Royal llibh.
returned soon after three o'clock.

Yesterday the Prince.% AuotisTA rod it select
party (lined with the Duke mud Duchess of GLow-
essice.

The ("timers AUGUSTA having no establishment
in London; sus p►evented from giving en enter.
bitumens is honour of her birth-day on %Vector.-
day ; the Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE very
affectionately gave a dinner and ev • g party in
honour of the day. The dinner party ciiiesisted of
sixteen; among the company were. the Duke of
Yolk. the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER,
the Princess AUGUSTA. &c. -"Lord and Lady
MAYO were among those of the etienin4 witty,
They were gratified with some churl ;; i;; g music by
Mr. KOLLNIAN, jai,. weds t.oine vowels, ■tnl over-
tures on the grated piatio-finte, sued Mr. SOLA its
some solos on the violin, lute, and guitar.
The Princess SOPHIA has purchased the house
in Connaught-place which was occupied by the
QUEEN. It is fitting sip, sued expected to Ire in
readiness for Cite reception of her Royal Highness
about Christmas.
London, England, 1820-11-10

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

THIS EVENING. FRIDAY. November 10,
will be perfumed Meakepeare• Comedy of
TWELFTH NIGHT. _ .

With New Reentry, Machinery, Dresses, sod Decorations.
The Overture soul whole of the Music composed and select.
ed frost Morley, Ford, Ravesseroft, Seville, Sir John
Stevenson, Winter, Sm.; arid the Glees arranged by Mr.

Bishop.
In she CrIOW of the Comedy will be introduced Songs,
ts, (Ps e-, and Choruses, the Poetry selected entirely
from shr hems, and SIIINIri. of Sbakopeare.
Doke 1.b.0t0, Mr. Abbott ; Valentine, Mr. Taylor ;
Curio, Mr ; Sir Toby &kb, Mr. Emery ; Sir Andrew
Agist.ehrt k, Mr. Liston ; Sebastian, Mr. Pander ; Antonio,
Mr. 011pm:to ; Roberto, Mr. Jefferies ; Friar, Mr. Atkins ;
Malrolio, M►. W. Farrel'; Cluwa, Mr. Fawcett ; Fabian,
Mr. I►uroa t ; Salami°, Mr. Comer ; Bea olio, Mr. Tiamey.
r►Uri:,, Ma.; Grimm ; Vials, Miss M. Tree; Maria, Mrs.

The following an the Seleetiois from Shakspeare :
Act I.—" Cull main a glorious Morning;" S.innets.—
Glee, Who is Sylvia ?" Two Gentler's of Verona.—
Song, " Even as the Sill ;" Venus rad Adonic—Duetto,'
" Orplwiss wilts his Late;" Kiag Henry VIII.
Art " Ciose o'er she Brook;" King Lear and
Porms.—Gler, "Ou a day ;" Love's Labour L05t....-Glett
and Chorus, " A Cup of Wine;" Henry IV. Part 11.
Act lll.—Song, Crabbed age; Soarts.—Daetto,
" Curio, by the Row of the Spring ;" Twelfth Night.—
Glee," 0, by rivers ;" Nowa.
Act IV.—Soma." 0 how such more doth Beauty;" Bas.
nets.—Sung," Take all my knee ;" Soworta..—Masque Glee,
" Coate unto these yellow wads;" Teaapeat.—Chorar,
" Daily joys be stilt wpm yowl" Tempest.
Act V.—Song, " In bowers of laurel;. Poetised—gas&
" Bid we discourse ;" Venus sad " When
that I was ;" Twelfth Night.
_

la Act IV. will be introduced Sltaltspeure's Grand Masque of
JUN() AND CERES.

Jana,' Mr.. T. lit; wawa ; Ifi., Mi..
POLINI; Naiad, Miss E. [leaned; Sea Nymphs, hlrsda.
Taarnlrv, Loom, Chipp, and Shutter; Foams, Messrs. Vndy,
4;unriei, Grant, and Heath; anal Shepherd, Mr. Collet.

After whit*, the popular Fare* of
A ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER.
Sir Mark Chase Mr. Fawcett; Alfred Highflyer, Mr.
Jones; thlhoroc, Mr. Abbott; Filters., Mr. Eatery; Game-
keeper, Mr. Comer. Mrs. Selborne, Miss Beaumont; Mrs.
nature, Miss E Green; Mane Darlington, Miss Foote.
A Private Box may be had fur the Season, or nightly, of
Mr. 118..11440n, at the Box-Olio.
Places for the Buses to he takes of Mr. Brandon, at the
Box.olfiee, Hart-street, from Tea till Four.
Beam, 7s ; Second Price, 3s. 64.—Pit, 3s. 64.; Second
Prim. !a.—Gallery, 25.• Second Price, ls.—Cpper Gal-
lery. Is.; Servo,' Price,
To-morrow, The Confederacy, with she Ballet of Zephyr
et Fiore.
On Tuesday, a sew Historical Tragedy, in five acts, called
Wallace.
London, England, 1820-11-10

uLYMPIC THEATRE.

A comic piece, in three act*, was brought nut
at this theatre last snider the title of The
Ifil;le Road to Marriage, or Love is Full Gallop,
fol.lllllcll on a conicity of l'it.t.ores, which was very
popular nt its time, and winos well deserved revi-
val. Although it cannot be classed. litrhap.,
•inostgat the efforts of the legitimate drama, the
dialogue b., for the moot part. highly humorous ;
but when the sentimental characters are brought
into action, it is abets eminently beautiful, indeed
almost tow beautiful to harmoni2c with the general
characters of the piece, which has all the broad
humour of Wild Oats. The principal weight of
this drama lay on Mr. OXIIERRY, who kept the
house ill a roar of laughter. Mrs. CuattenLEY
was the representative of a sort of Louisa Dudley,
a part that she went through with nu less grace
than spirit.
The piece was announced for repetition amidst
the plaudits of a fashionable as well as crowded au-
dience.
London, England, 1820-11-10

OLYMPIC THEATRE, NEWCASTLE-STREET,
STRAND,
lIPHIS EVENING, EIIIL)AY. 'November 10.
IL will be acted, 24 time' a new Musical Drama, called
THE HIGH ROAD TO MARRIAGE;
OR, LOVE IN FILILL GALLOP.
The prioripal Characters by Mr. Rowhoileam Mr. G.
Smith, Mr. Yak, Mr. °sherry, Mr. Herriut, Mr. denornion,
Mr. Howard, Mr. Cops, Mrs. W. S. Chatterley, Miss I levity
Mrs. Brooks, sod Miss Witham.
After which,
THE DIAMOND ARROW.
The principal Characters by Mr. Howard, Mr. Row-
isothawi, and Miss Witham. •
To conclude with, 9th lime,

GREY, THE ER.
. V. principal Characters by Mr. G. Smith. Mr. Row.
bottom. Mrs. W. S Cbatteiley, sad M... Lazenby.
The Doors will be opened at Six (Mork, and the Per-
torosamett commence at a Quarter before Segura precisely.
Ilatfmriee at Half.past Eight.