MONUMENT to the late Mr. ...
.'FONUiMliT NT t the late -Mr. WVATT.-At a Meet- iV.\.LJng,held 38th June, 1824, at the Freemasons' Tavern, to con- lAertheproprietyof-ERECTIGa MONUMENT to the late JA3ES' IATT TheEarlofLIVERPOOL,K.G.IntheChair; the folloing resolutions were unaz jmous sl passed I. That thelate Jame's WLtt.by theprofouni science and origlnal genilus displayed in. hIs admirable Inventions, has, more than any esage, exempliied the practical utility of knowledge, enlargedthe power o'man over,the e -ternal world, and both mnutI. Pl.ei ani dill d the onveniestce-and enjoymenti of human life. 2. That these benefts, coaferrr by Ir. Watt on the wholecivilized world, haye been frst and. most exuer3enced by his own 'country, *vhichowesRa tribute of national gratitude to aIman who has thus ho- *noulred her by his gqusius, and pronioted her elbigyh3sc ' verles. ~~~~~~~~weil-being by his discd- .3.; That amonument beerected to hismemory, elthet In the Cathne. dral church of St. Paul, or in the Collegiate shurch of St. Peter, -West. .nlnster; audtbatnssubscriptioafor. that purposebeforthwithopcned. 4. That the followinggentlemen bea Committee,fyve of whom shaU be competent to act : Earl of Abcrdeen,-P.A.S. -. * Sir.as. Grabam, 1a2t. M.P` Sit 11luiphhyDavy, bart.P.R.S . Thomas Murdock, esq. Right Hon. U. Cxnning1 M1.1 Francis Jetfery, ets. Right Hen. Robert Peel, M.P. : Francis Freellng, esq. Right Roki. WY. Huskissof, M.P. William Cotton, esq. SirJohn ,Wrottesley, bart. 1.P. John Kennedy, esq. -Sir ThomnastLawrence. P.R.A. H. IL RirIev, esq. SlrJaniesNMaeintosh, M.P. Sam. Boddingtoni, esq. Sir Isaac Coffir. bart. M. P. Richard Sharp, ecq. SirWalter Scott, bart. Wm; Mylne, esq. Sir Robert Peel, bart. James Walker, esq. C. H. Turner, esq. G.-H. Freeling, es. - AH. Ft. BoultQn, esq. .Thshu& J. Smith, esiq. Hon. Heneage Legge. XI. William Strutt, esq. E. J. Littleton, esq. H.P. George Barker, eEq. Henry Brougham, esq. M.P. George Rennie, ea. Davies Gilbert, esq. M.P. Thomas Telford, esq. T. Frankland Lews l, esq.'NI.P. Rev. John Corrie Francis LawleY, esq. 51.P. G. A. Lee, esq. D. S. Dugdale, esq. 5.P. Peter Ewart, esl. MtatthiasAttwodI e;q Mt.P. Benijamin Gott, esq. George Philips, esq. H.P. Kirkman Finlay, esq. George Phil3p8, jun. esVM. LP. Josiah Wedgcewood, esq. AlexanderBaring, esq. P. John Bolton,. eq. J. F. Kennedy, esxi. M.P. ' Jamnes Watt, esq. fi. Tbat Messrs. Spooner,Attwoods, andCo. be the-freasurers, and that books for subscriptions be opened at their bankinjgouse, and also at-Messrs. Coutts's.. iSi ned) - LIVERPOOL, .hairman. The Earl of Liverpool having ?eft the chair, It was unanimously resolved,, e. Thab the thanks of thtsSlectngbepresented to theEarl of Liver- pool, for.his digufied conduct in the chair; and that this Meeting has heard wvith respectful gratltude the gracious communicatlon which his Lordzidp has been authorized to make. * . -eC. H. TURN'ER, Chairman. C- 0LOMBIAN LOAN of,4O,O.-The HOLDBIS J of SCRIP RECEIPTS for this Loan,who have paId up the same, May RECEIVE the BONDS on applicatloc to Mean-a.B.A. Go'dchmildt 5,14 CeaGreat St. Helen's passage. Elshopeate street. KING'S TtATRE. THIS present EVENING wiU be performed the favourite Opera serm, in 3.acts, entitled OTELI.O. Mlusic by Sfgnor Roistni. Prinelpa Performers-7adaine Pasta, . Begrez,, Signor Benett3, SlgnorPorto Signora Gratziani, and Signor Garcia. End of the Opera, the new Ballet, calledLE PAGE iNCONSTANT.- Oiving to the length of ths performance, there wilt be no diverthssoment. Applications respecting boAes to be made to lr. Seguin, Opera-office, 105, Quadrant. NEW TV T11E A TR AL, D47fRYU-LANE. THIS EVENING, THE hlARRIAGE OF FIGARO.. Count Aikmavlva (for thirnight only), Mir. Macready; _Fjgaro (lsttnmei.S1ir.Harley; Countess-Almaviva, MlssPovey; Susanna, Miss Stephens, (last night of her engagement this scason.l After which (byspecialdeslrel THE LIAR. 'Pa conclude with (7th time) a newv splenidid Dramia, entitled THo . REVOLT OF THE GREEKS; oir, the.Mald of Athens. ra-EATfVE HOIrAL, C) VEIT_r_GARDEN. TIlIS EVENING. (tentlh time), a New Comedy, In: 3 acts, called K CHARLES THE SECOND: or,The Merry monarch. King Charles the Second, (isttime), Mr. Cooper: Lord Rochester, Mr. Jones! Lady Clara, Mlrs. Faucit: hlary. Mis,s hI. Tree. After which (4th time) anmerfarce, ealled MY OWN M.A&N. To conclude .vith THE IRISH Tt1TOR. THEA TRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. THIS EVE:SING, THE RIVALS. Sir Anthony Absolutc, Mr. *V Farrer; Capt. Absolute, Mr. Viilng; Acres, Ir. Liston; Sirs.? alaprp,NMrs. Windsor; Lydia Laniauih .Misls Chester. After'whieh (3d time) a new Farc;, caled A YEAR IN AN HOUR; or, lhe Cock of the WYalk. THEATRE ROYAL, BNGLISH OPERA.HOUSE,Strand. -In conseqvuence of the preparations for opeling the Theatre for the summer season of the English Orera, the Proprietor announces the Last Night (THISp resent EVENING, June I 9) of the Annual Lecture oni Peculiarities, Character, and MannerE, founded oR Observations and Advextures duilag- Sir. MATHEW.Va late rRIP TO AMERICA. AQUATIC- THRATRE, sAtuLER'S WVELLS. -THIS EVENING the entertainments will commence at half-past 6 clockpreciselyWith abraid farcical. entertiRment, called LOVE, LAW. ANiD lPUGILIS2 1; or, The Latin Seholar. After wlhich (third time at this theatre) a favourite nusical burletta, calied THE HEART OF OAK; or Ha3f.seas over. to conclude with an enitirely nen anid interesting melodrama, callUd THE BRAZEN WATER- TOWER; or, The Doubtful Child. Y E W SIJRIIEY THEATRE. TfllS present EVENING wUIl he presented an entirely new and interesting romantic melodrama, called MARTHA THg GIPSY. .Ater which, a nev burletta; in one act, caled NIPT I,N THE BUD. Dick Volatile (astrolluig yonlth);Ir.Jolmn Reeve, who will Introduce the two favourite comic songs of 'Tihe Churchwardens Dlnner,' and 'What iS a Womanlike?' ~rhe whole to conclude vith an entirely new grand terrificand l.ndary romance,calledDOCTOR FAUSTUS; or, The Comlpact of Blood. - . ROYAl , Cc31r01111 tIIST. R. --, Triumphanit Success of Mr. Cobham, Goethe's Terrlfc Drama of Faustus. the Battle of Trafalgar, and Nev Comic Pantomime. THIS, EVENING wIll be presented aLi entirely. ne%wr. interesting, and terrific drama, called FAUSTUS; or, The Demon's Victim. After whlilch an entirely new navl melodrama, callet THE BATTLE OF-TRAFALGAR; or; The Death of Nelson. To concluide wivth a new comic pantomime, eallek HARLEQUIN AND THE KING OF THE RUBY liNK; or, The Fairy Brilliant. ROY4L GARDENS, V,1uXT.1LL. - (Utderthe especial Patronageof isis Majesty.) Repetition of the GRAND MIILITARY FETE. at the Royal Gar- dens, Vauxhall, next Monday Evenine, the 21st of June. The Public are rnost respectfully inforn ed, that the whole of the apleudi4 AMUSEhlENTS. superb Decorations, magnificent Illumtna. tions, and brilliatt Firewvorks, produced oni Friday cvening last (beine the Anniversary of the Battle of Waterlo,,). will be REPEATED oas the same grand scale, 'next Moinday eveninig, the 21st of June. Doorsopen riat7. Concertcommencesatt0 o'Ck. Ot The plub]icalicn of RTiirynes commenced at a quarter before 8 o'clock yosterday morniiig, and finished at a quarter before 11.