Star.
London, England, 1810-02-15 00:00:00

v R 716.11

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NEW THEATRERGTAL,,COYEKr-GARDEN,
TO-MOR R.OW EVENING, FEBRUARY 16,
I will be acted a New Drama, in Throe Acts, iiiterspersoi
ph Music, called
THE TREE KNIGHTS ;
Or, THE EDICT OP *CHARLEMAGNE:
The Overture and Music esinsposa by Mr. Mtgainsbi.
The Prince Palatine, Mr. EGERTON ;
Baron R;Nensberg, Mr„ BLANCHARD ;
Ravensberg, *Mr. C. KEMBLF. ;
Count Roland, Mr. INCLEDON ;
Beilarmin, (the Abbot of Corbey) Mr. YOUNG ;
tbri!topher, Mr. FAWCETT ; Oliver, Mr. SIMMON4I
Agnes, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON ;
The Countess Roland, Mrs. DAVENPORT;
Ulriea, Mn. DTCKONS.

Dancing t;y the Mimes Mama.
AMP! will be remote* the-loatallatloo of the ithitel?

rgrbey•
To which will be added, for the first time, a Farce, callbd .
A BUDGET OF BLUNDERS.
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Itistver.r.ng—The Free Knights ; with The Critic.
pbffc fir the Boxes to be taken of Mr. BRANDON, at the New
poi.Offcc, in Prince's Place, Hart-street, from ten till four.
0-Ttic New Drama of the Prim Knights, continuing to be re-
lived with the highest approbation and applause, will be reputed
oy evening till further notice. . ....

FISHERY.
UTANTED to rent a TROUT STREAM.—,
Preference will be given to one time has been playa:veld,. 1
ol within a convenient distance front London. Latent with
et terms and particulars, are requested to be addressed to Air.
Dpys, Artillery-Place, Finsbury-square.
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MALTA.
British Merchants
.established in. the Is
I of Malta, having formed a reeled Association, for the pro-
atli relief of their Trade ; and established a Committee
EV Grath:men to adopt such measure* as might be judged tense
lent for Cie purposes proposed; the said Conunister births
packet, transmitted to Mr. Tea wants., the Chairman of the
Mediterranean Merchants, sundry papers containing the detail et
tb,ir prGceedings, and of the objects they had in contemplation •
rtd they requested, that he would convene, by public adeertise:
rtr, a general Meeting of all Merchants, Tinders, sodothire
iatereted in trade with Malta, giving one and twenty dap Un-
forthem to assemble, to take into their consideration the
pun desired to be communicated to them, said to fistna a
Committee to an-operate with the one at Malta. In consequence
st this request, Mr. TURIMILi. hereby gives Nodes, that ado.
gush Meeting will be held at dip City of London Tavetn. on
Wedusay the 7th March, at Twelve o'Clock, when the,popers
la be produced and business be entered upon prkcisely It7bibe
thincic.
ft.TUIN3VLL will haw pleasure in "hewing the papers to
ay Ges,kman lalao may wish to ifee them previous to the Mesa.
JQ*N TURNaLL.
:ado, 14th February, 1810. •
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41T a MEETING of the GENERAL. COMA
=TEE of the CATHOLICS of IRELAHVI,OieId at
tht Committee Rooms, No. 4, Crow-street, at del Slit of
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Itsury, 1810,
Sir THOMAS ESMONDE, Bart. in the Chair,
Resolved, That, solemnly protisting against the unrelenting'
*es of intokrauce which the Catholics of Ireland appear to be .
twined, hi this enlightened age, to endure, we are yet soodfiilly
dstermined to persevere in claiming'our Es;tancipatiOn. And b
ear constancy in this just pursuit, and by availing siarseives
warrantable means for this purpose, to posse ousedves tuorday
of those tapl rights and liberties ssisbidt ;no Aillagigl, att.4 4.
never consent to forego.
Resolved, That, not dismayed by past diseppeterreents, e' de-
terred by existing difficulties, we shall take eery OCCOSIOG to wet
ear complahrs, to solicit ample discussion, .and to render on-de.
graded and oppressed condition universally known, relying that
de-unerring ititfik•nce of justice and sound mum, (to which we
appeal) must speedily subdue those blind and fatal prejudices
"whi:ltebstrne' the freedom and happiness of Ireland. •
• Resolved, That it is :he indispensable duty of. this Committee,
Is Oise their Petitions to Parliament presented to both Houses,
what the cadre merks of our case may be fairly and amply
deemed

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Iteseirtd, That, the Earl of FINCIAL be reqttested forthwith to
our Paitiou4 to both Houses of Parliament to be so pro-
wled urn, as to itesure that inquiry and discussion, which the
&rand intere,t of the Catholic 'Jody imperiouNty require.
'THOMAS ESMONDE, Chairman.
lAMI. NANGLE, Esq. in the Chair;
Resolved, That the Thanks of the Moeting be given to Sir
!MIA& Et MONDL, 3art. for his dignified arid proptr conduct
t .!•.e Chair. EDWARD HAY, Secretary.