The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-02-29 00:00:00

SURREY THEATRE.

No Performance on Wednesdays and Fridays daring Lent.
riIHIS EVENING. 'II3F.SIi.AY. Feb. 19,
sad during the Week, will be presented, 16th time,
as ',wirer!, sew splendid Historical Meluvdramatic Barletta,
in three acts, ciued
IVANIIOE
OR, THE JEW'S DAUGHTER.
Wok a ;100 grand btdilsr Overiure.
John (Prince of England', Mr. Clifford; Pilgrim, Mr.
Wathirm; Loess de Besnmenuir, Mr. F•rirerti ; Prior
A yracr, Mr. Adcock; Cedric, II r. (cant; Unknown Knight,
Mr. Mikes, ; Robert Earl of Huntingdon, Mr. PaYnc•
Friar Tack, Mr. IV S. Chatterl..3. and Midge, the Miller
(outlaws), Mr. Leonard; Isaac id York, Mr. Hooky. Lady
Rowena, Mrs W. S. Chstterley; ht red, Miss Taylor ;
Ulrimi, Mrs. Brooks; 31,..d Muer ; Alicia, Miss

Tar eel triode with • Comic, iperatir, Tragic, Pan-
loasiotir, Moderns., BarletiaSp. macular Parody, called

IiON GIOVANNI.

Des Giovoool, Mr. Palos; Don Gustoso. Mr. {P it;
Dom Orrsiwo, Mr. Iroosrel; Lrlron•llur 31r.
Dogma Alms, Mrs. Brooks.

THANES TO THE PUBLIC.

Titisri-;-;;;- ;214,reasox ..... .17 solicitmot to
• mow" to hot best Friends. the Public., his unfrigneil
Thanks far Ow rrry derided preferesice thew. 141 hr (Mfrs
in the late Lott,ry y and whilst lie respecttaNy solicits a son-
t frw the furore, it his great satisfoetion to hint that
ir has to curigrinitiste hi:Patrons rot their luiriog obtained
,t his ()gess, in the lArtorrdeawo lost Friday, tine of Ow
r.y Prises of ENTY TIVAISAN POLlill9.
,ria No 2.907, which Willi geld no aborts), besides several
01i0..., Capitals in Ilie same t.uttery; sad it is no doubt in
tbe curio of his Irsiendo. that in the preceding Lot.
ter) 'parte of T 11 14:44f, 5r20,1000 Prises were also suld by
111$11.

••• A stir LAN?, was contracted for on Saturday last,
the Bidding. were as mud,'

CAR-RoLL.llizsitu,keu.... RI i 5 19
.Itlo9l AI Bi.n 14 3 9 •
4.; CURG e‘V rigs 14 3 5

Tiekris and Wires wit! be on SJle in a few days, and as
as the Cifutractors have arranged the Setsvare, ii may
'. but, with full Flrticolore, at either of 1919/11 °Ares,
4, Combat, or 9, Charing-cross, Luodoo, or of his Aron
it, the ('tott•ley.
••• The 120,000 IN're drawn on Friday last. and shared
i. NISH, consisted it holly of Money /No parr .f king
I.quide is Stock), and lire kwtuuale holders any reevivr
(hr value of their tte•l44Cliwe Shorn 4111 wiz.
For the !fait clO,OOO Moo ta,
For the Quarter..... £5,000 Moe iv,
Tut each of the Fuer Sixteenth', ~Y 1,150 !Volum.

GcwitOeilt,
/1111 E ultimata or my condnet in Pusfigment to
unequivocally expressed in the approbation of one of
Ow tom' numerous sad respeitable Meetings of the Livery
ever Wigan a similar occasion, and the renewed assurances
of general sapper' which 1 am daily iecesting from every
district, bare impressed me edit the fullest cvtilldence
of success, sad call on my part fur the strongest expres-
sions of thanks and gratitude lowly Fellow Citizens,
Be assured, Gentlemen, that I shall always eniletavonr to
promote your rights and iutererte, and render myself the
faithful organ of your feelings and opinions. 1 therefore
place myself in your hands, and conlidesitly rely on your
active and persevering exertions, in your several wards and
districts, to primula my return, and at the ante lime to
commie' act va-cry attempt a lilt h may be made to iutimidate
or unduly influence you in the exercise of your elective
1 am most anxious to wait upon every Liverwian in per.
son, sod will perform Oma ditty as far as the lists and the
time permit; but if I should be unable to fulfil these intro.
beau, 1 hope it a ill in no case be attributed to want of re-
spect. The Committee fur conducting mf election sit every
day at tlw Coffee-house, Kiug-street, where useful
information will lie thankfully received.
1 have the honour so be,
Your faithful and devoted Servant.
ROBERT IVAITIIMAN.
New Bridge-street, Febrw►y 48.

SOU ratwA RK ELECTION.effFiMit lust th, nee.
'summering* NI FETING of the FRIENDS
I of CHARLES CALVERT, Esq. held this slay at the
Three Tan.. St. Margaret's Hill;
SOLOMON DAVIES, Esq. in the Choir:
was resolved umnimostsly. That the Thanks of this
Meeting are justly slue and are ',emery given to Charley Cal-
vert, Esq. our worthy and respected Repreaeutative, fur his
services in Pathainent, fur his steady support of the cause
of civil and religious liberty, for his exertions to promote
economy in the public eveisfliture, and reform iu the tepee-
... Watson of the people, and fur his constant attention to the
wishes of Isis Constit onto, and to the int tt of the ancient
Tow/ and Bormigh of Southwark.
' That welllcbet to Mr. Calvert, not only as aerireiwg with
with him in the same poiitisal opisious, but also foe she up-
rightness of ►is intentions, and the intverity of his conduct,
sad considering what are the bestlisalifications of a Repre-
sentative of this Commercial Corough, we are of opinion,
that by the firmness and independence of his character and
bin commercial knowledge, by his lone acqnainissee with
our local interests, by hi. punctual atieution to his Paella-
'neology duties during the Iwo last Parliaments, and by his
accessibility at all times, highly deserving of, and well eu.
titled to the continuance of our confidence and support.
That we feeJ at lobe our ditty, as much its is is our incline-
tion,lo renew oar persons' exertions to promote soil in.
crease Mr. Calecrt's interests, Anil collectively anal initial-,
dually pledge ow...lves to assist him in his cuirass, and by
all cuomitiotitrual means is our power to secure his Re-
turn, for Ilm third time, as one of the Representatives
in Parliament fur this 'wield and populous Towu sad
That these Resolution., signed by the Chairman, be print-
ed and posted to Ow most public places in the Huroughond
pabllshed in some of the Nlutuinx Papers.
SOI.OMON DAVIES, Chairman.

The Chairman having I. ft the Chair, it was moved and
serunded, and resolved 'mini intittOy, That the Thanks al the
Meeting be given to the Chairman, and fur his correct con-
duct its the Chair.

TO TH F. WORTH V AND INDEPENDENT El .FCFORS
OF THE BOROUGH OF SOUTHWARK.

GEINTLtIe ZS,
TliE Krrolulion* you hove. this Evening pissed.
afford me an opportunity, which 1 eagerly embrace, of
acknowledging the high sense 1 entertain of the honour you
have twice roamed Nino me, by electing me your Repre-
sesitative. The terms of •pprobsiiiits nt winch yuu are
piratic,' to express yourselves of my Pailiamentary luct,
are most gnittlyingtu soy feelinvg, soil the thaoks you bestow
awn me for the manlier in it hich 1 hive the im-
portant frost gemmed in me, is a reward I sin must proud to
receive. 1 hare endeavoured, during the period 1 have had
the honour to serve you, to prove myself au honest and
deli-
• gent servant ; onbiasseit by personal considerations, 1 leave
always supported such measures as erpreltd to me must
COMIOCIVC to the prosperity of the cuouti y iu general, and
the Hormel, of Southwark in particular.
Ifl should be again chosen your Representative, you will
find me coot Moe in support such measures of Refi'irm as will
best preserve our mood excellent Constitution as established
et the glorious period of the Revolution—a firm oppiment to
the grsisting of unmerited Petsai iiii s, apd the waste of Public
Money—a zealous asset ter of the Rights and Liberties of the
Prople--and an active supporter of such measures as may
Writ to lighten their burdens and redress their grievanees, su
fr.onently complained of to their Petitions to Psrliainent.
Upon these grumida I have the fullest coistideuce is your
Slippllll 1111011 the presi iii urea. ion, aisil I beg to assure you
that 1 am, _ _ _

_
Uriitlemen, your faithful moil &vont Servant.
CHARLES CALVERT.
St. James's place, rchruary 23. IS

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ELECTION LAZY.

Lstely published, in tiro. price Is. M.
A PItAC VICAL ABIt I IIG MEN T of
ELF.C"IfION LAW. from the issuing the Writ to the
Return, adapted partieularly to ilat use of the Returning
I.lffierws, Candidate., and Electors, is the Proceedings fur
Comities, Cities, and Boroughs.
By JOHN DISNEY, Esq. Barristepet-Law.
Printu d for J. and W. I'. Clarke (late W. Clarke and Sous),
Law llork *el lers, Portugal-erect, Liniredes-Inn.
Of whom sus hr had, in Bro price It. Is. in hoards,
A COLLECTION of ACTS of PARLIAMENT relstivel,
to County and Su:tough Elections. By Juba Disney, Esq.