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London, England, 1820-07-21 00:00:00

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Muni.--1114in. Caventlioh, Huts'. Teaside. Wortley,
Hill, Hun. F. 'trig, H. S.lietuur, HOU. J.. 41.-
von, Hun. Barrioigion, F Fulry, 1114. n. IV. 1 l'attar-
soil, •nd Hon. Lowe Hrs.

.111 :dames—ll. Seymour, W.Taylur, rulterruir, Amours,
Fitshrrheri, and lion. Pelham.
Misrrr—Calriurloa, Kin, nods. Ciren.L.ll, Pica•
son, Mohan), IL.muleu, Cophy, l'a:k, d'Ror„,
Needham', Talbot, Rum% Stroll, P. ire, Calwy Damr,:o,

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r ,I had iati owe instance misrepresented Item ;he had wick, t
I W....., nephews of the Queen (their late mower Wig a rrio- et the tonne time ; Ile anew, oa tory anew, roar Il• [Mail of meow uurys 7 toy r • r4O. .• .3.•1•C•••••m••• , ••••• .•
) . 'oat inteuded S. allude to the integrity
but he did say. that Mr. Ellis could nut attend I are
of the Wan
; ' etas of "en' the d'withicr of the Dowager 51"glnme)' if lie diricharged his duties all the year iii the one i. for the isdrioriithqier of Ihily not to pot themselves under
soaM,".B;:rhamt:lriit".4nl:7:ul4, a"€:"Fi.iZh•tit.:;:.Cf,liv.e7,l,;',:: dF.ar€f„:.,*
still at Brucbsal. the French Government. Lyoils WAS Waned se the place of Nerilhains, Talbot, Hos% Streit, Km, Catua, Darinkm,
i 1 with diligeoce to the duties of his office and his i The Grand Duchess Stephanie of Raden, who usually re- island, he must, during the same interval, ne-
negoehttion:' Seta:tour, Joucs, end Stuart.
parliamentary duties at the Sinn time; sod I orther, i aides at Alanheim with the Princesses, her daughters, has Sr. o
vlect them in the other; and if a person thus dm- . _
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.-' .. be did think that a man holding a judicial sttua- I,qualified aspired to that situation, and they chose to We uttilerstaitil that fifty men employed in the
rived at the waters of Baden ;she occupies a cliatean them The Duke of Dnenastitax's concert list night.
lino we, 110 t a6l man Instant! fir a pupiaigis plJce. 1 The King of Bavaria ha. gone there to pay her a Irian. The elect him, is it a hardship that the purity and in. pretiarAtions makiii!7 iii Westmiosier Alitiey for at Devonshire House, was very elegantly iliCrlllied.
The Luny CHANCELLOR said, their weir many .
number of strangers in Ryden at this moment is very coital- dependence of the House of Commons should not I time ~ I'nrWllll,lllls. ;1”,1 IAttIV filwejlolfgell. were last Lady HLATIICOTE wee+ an elreta,i• halt 11.,411
oilier situations to %Inch this principle rv.titd apply,
. drruble, *bey somata to more than 1,900. he sacrificed to the ambition of the one, and the iii.olmi:.: retitled,'Allr. a mt-.
1..! tesul Ihelt UW' MS. supper this evertin4, at her hour ili f.;!..*liristor.
besides that of Master ill Cliancesy; fur ii nook' ,
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apply to tt.e Softcoor arid A notary... General, Of- i
AMERICAN PA PERS. whimsical taste of the other. All argument as, how. Thlt-e Denson,' *ltu 1/11,,k "le P'''',lll u'lhnllDY square; upwards us ..5:50 cards of iiivis..iian are
dull,reticeit in the Royal Family in..% et cud in an jasimil,
lively in the army and navy, and many others. t • ever. now of little avail, as the amendment mortal
amicable arrangement, may sioggitwe upon this as The earl of EIILINTnIC and Lady JArtr Movra
4 That principle would have excluded from the New York by Lord IiEDLSRALE was carried last night. There
Papers have been received to the cnil II ClrelinigtalllCC calculated io encourage their nouLay are insioilg the recent 'totals at Erin •
t house of Commons Sir Samuel itomilly, a man
ono was one of its greatest ornaments, as well as of last. They contain intelligence from South Arne-
!ranging, however, one view, also adverse :3 to by hopes. We are glad to linty that her MAJLSTY has burgh,
the prolession to which he belonged. i rica, which states that General Ho LIV AR was at
Lord HOLLAND,
IlLit descries serious notice. When ebanoloned •the intention id regilitY,; at Banter, and Mra, KEIIAUD (e(.deeant PowaLL) and Mrs
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has taken liratideriburgh Dorise, which although KEAN ate playing sit the Edinburgh theatre.
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Lord fientrox considered, that if the House Quito, with 8.000 mem The greater proportieu of the Bill, thus amended by the introductiou of a
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I. passed the Bill with the dininalifying clause. that this force is said to have joined lion on his march saving clause for Master E 1.1.19, rote bark to the not a Royal Palace is nut unworthy of a riled reel- Mr, 11ACREADY, with his company from Bristol.
deuce. We may now expect that Mmiliers will will shortly open the Whitelniveii theatre. lie will
they would be bound, no consistency. to extend , Coil mono, that Dottie. which, upon mature debate,
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the principle to other cases which were lint at we- from New Grlllalle. General SANTANDER, with hot de-i.' to offer her MASE.STIr the use of a service afterwards, probably, pay r visit to Carispir.
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tio their Lordithips' contemplation. With re- the advanced guard, is stated to have taken posses-
p
feeenee to the judicial ditties Ao be performed by non of Cuenca, 00 miles from Cro iyaquil. It may ii, g
itlo %ti e
Ed a clause fur the express purpose of exclud. of o
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aster LAts, may be Induced_ to throw out the . ... ...
--__—_ Mr. PHILIPPA, recovered from his diner.% W 11041,
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' playing with great eatli at the Dublin Theatre.—
.I. • . salutary
re e VIM ri
the Masters in Chancery in Ireland. brain% in also be observed. that nu news had Spero received Bill altogether. and thus, the many pr Via
as a C ~,,, mull Councilman fur Wodstock, in the fur Healy, in the opera of Fordo/oh/eau. which 14
ruled the shortness of the judicial" day there, he irons 11 iroOl.l,IlR for several weeks posit 011(1 0.14 t the lions which it contains will be lost to the country.
r) • thought there could be no difficulty iu an indiii- letters from Aogostura mentioned that they were at '‘-se Master MOW of the late Lord CHARLES SPF.NCER, by Mt. to be played off int a 2,1 i0,i,,,, i h t' I t
. , of the ellY 1 0
wi FAl.tii'S talents, virtue's, sod acquire., . wiLio, „voile "tam" a majority
ot.
oily.
This Mir* S. -BOOTH, bellig also the last night of her
dual getting some once. perform th 9 ditties for him a loss to conjecture to what smut the liaturgent
wrote, we know nothing t he may lie, and we dare.. .will have a material influence at the twat electiuu ertirsgement. Mimi GRIMM is announced for Ropi,
i . In his absence, so that there could be on cause to Army had ptoceeihr4l„
fur
apprehend any injury to the interests si.l. suitors ; The accounts from Buenos Ayres, received. in . guy.,
at borough. m
of iii those ferrets 2 marvellous proper man ;' . for a Member of Parliament fur that Miss Boorif Dolly Ball.
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.Qt4111.1110(1' St. •
test night a new .5; dratitta in thee*
viiti new scenery, wow drewsn. and decant-
twits, celled Warrior's. .W—ir kzd4lq web pre-
duced for the lint time. The principal charnel's*
sere thus represented
Duke of Milos Mr. Roirsoemiak.
Count Vitehlt
C.lllllio ......... • ..• •
Corr-too
Ditekest 4 Mottos Mrs. W. S. CHAteittiti.rri
Princess Chmealiele Mies Keu.v.
Trebel .. Miss Qta;vr.
TI ie Duke of Maawa Mu. kit the. dieliosal of Lis
d titer's hand. by a • tosser mimeo, to the
Pr ia,ress Clearesaise, his widow. Her choice fulls on
I)uke of Milas, who loves the P. i ..... but is
.ecre tly loved by the Lady Isabel, her cousin. The
i!eire is of Mantua., however, his hied her affections
Cerruti*, a youth *he. it seems, lass little else to
reeoinmend him bittbii good person and qualities.
The Duchess feel* a rooted hatred for Casurio, and
by way of deterring hive frail persevering in his
suit, proposes • riddle for his potation, the ea-
poui Wing of which if undertakes). IS to bnng success
to his hopes, while the alternotire', more dreadful
slm. that proposed to Portia', wuoers, is instant
deal h. This enigna, so big stint fete, MIA pa fol-
lows.--

" Weber, poorer. humbler, higher,
What don woman most desire!
He it gaud, or be it ill, •
What iii womsu's miasma will!"
Ca tario travois much, and puts questions to eVerY
one :of female kind lie meets, to arrive at the inter-
pre tattoo of the mystery, but in vain. Meantime
Ihe /Ake of Milan has arrived at Mantua, Clenien-
tin r promises fair, Mid preparatinos are made for
th.rir inortediate nuptials. But when the priest
as iss to unite them at the altar, it is discovered
th it the lady has disappeared. The haughty
suitor thinks himself slighted, denounces yen-
g' ace. and bads On army to the gates of
lantua. The fair authoress of all this itii-chief
lying dived into the puzzling secret, meets
t :resario in various disguises, feeds his hopes, and
cquaints him with his danger, • price having been
set oti head. Ile enters the battle unknowni, en-
( 'inters Insprousi rival, and vatiquishes him with his
s M n hand : an accommodation is the consequence,
prod the Drake engages to marry Isnbel.The Princess.
ti the guise of a witch, accosts the conqueror after
his vie tory. urges him to go to Court to claim the
I tend of the Princess, presenting at the same time
s t roll, which contains the solution of the problem.
Pie coos, uts, promising, in case he is successfOl.
lb grant any request his benefactress may prefer ;
'lsidro:lke% the exposition oldie riddle in the presence
ill the Ducliess,finds it pet forthiuthepull,and makes
else true answer, that it is ." to hive her will."
Toe Princess, however. is not discovered, and the
irtich appearing, requires the fulfilment of his pro-
inise—her peremptory demand bring to be made
the wife of Casarfo. The Duchess compels the
execution of the engagement, the marriage is so-
lemnised, the old woman throws off her mask, acid
the tratisported husband finds his Clementine in his
terms. Count Vitaldi, a pompous, punctilious
courtier. and Cocchi°, • gluttonous, cowardly
steward, or major-domo, are under.agents in work-
int; nut the plot, but contribute greatly,
particu-
larsy the latter, to ifs power of amusing. But the
chief interest depends on the pasting) between (Wm-
rio anti Clementine, and is supported by the cir-
cumoance• that obstruct or advance its gratifi-
cation, particularly the interviews in which
the Lady appears in the successive disguises of a
milk-maid. the mistress of the milk-maid, a
tipsy, and ai witch, still encouraging or warning
her nu.uspecting admirer. These passages afforded
lisl.l.l' • fine opportunity for the display of
her tserivalled talents, of which she availed herself
wish I:er accustoms-it skill. The °tenure and music

nre composed by Mr. LIAYt. with the exception of
two songs by ME. Pt ROAR, of Bath ; they al* eel
pdeasn•g in general, 111141 sometimes highly beitutifot.
The vocal pure of the music fell almost exclusively
MI Misses XELLY mid CARER, and Mr. PEAR.
MAN. all of whom tarried themselves with the
utmost success, end received, each in turn, the
tiibute of general applause. They were encored
in a Ira) in the first act. MIS. CHATTERLEY per-
formed her part in a very dignified and spirited
manner. HURLEY was extremely diverting; lie
gave a comic mug, one of Mr. PINDII.II, with
humour, and was obliged to repeat it.
Mr. PEARNAR played Casario feelingly. Mr.
BARTLEY and Mr. RowiloTtiAst acted their re-
rio-ctise characters respectably, and the piece was
generally very well supported in the representatioo.
The epilogue possessed a good deal of •poitit and
humour, and was excelleutly delivered by
W.V. The drama, however, is spun out to
tallier too great a length, and might Le curtailed
advantageously. There are some very handsome
mid well-executed new scenes introduced. A large
and elegant audience manifested their pleasure suit
admiration very frequently—the curtain dropped,
and the piece war given out for repetition amidst a
successiou of plaudits.
The following song, being the first, and sung by
Miss CAREW, will afford a good specimen of the
poetry interwoven ►nto the piece •
It was at the noon-tide hoar,
A Lady reposed in a bower ;
Where, shaded between
The branches of green,
iflowrowted and blushed a fair flower ;
Not a pietas was moved, nor a breeze was beard,
As wills 'carriers baud the Lady stirred
The leaves of this unkitoon Goer.

She raw in its roottore binosib
A cherub with fotart ;
A•4l • bow •nstriinz,
Aud arrow were fillieg
O'er the etryi of this opening Bower;
And the Lady fancied she tooth had weed
Of the light stf hilt wakening eyes. to read
The name of this naknoane &wee.
She pieced it too .ter to her breast.
And the cherub' was chained front his rests
nen he winged • dart
At the lady'. heart,
Firookibe learosof this treacherous flower :
" creel chg. !" said eke Lady, " 1 great,
Too late, die/ are fa Idleous
lre the saga of thiivoknown Bower!"
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We regret to find that Mn. MAILDTII has lett
with a anions oetideot, which will !nearer -twv
litaritite thin night Ot the 'Hoy ina Tittitte: