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1 1111,ABER 1422.) THEILTREAHNAL. S.III,TMARIKk.T. THIS PRESENI' EVENINZ; :ply 27, law, ei di be presented, the Trued/ of HAMLET. iiinalet, Mr Young; Claudia, King of DrimAlc, Wharton; I'moo a., Mr. Mathews; Laert.r, Mr. Pal..< r, ; Horatio. Mr ; Mr. Dt! Camp ; First , ; „,. e .rliggor, Mr. Liston ; Ghost of Hamlet'. Father, Mr chapetan Gertrude, Queen of Denmark, Mrs. I.:khkeld ; Upheld, Mrr. Taylor . To which will he added, the Rorie TOM THUMB. ;quo Tragedy - - - King Arthur, Mr. Fawcett;Merlin, Mr. Tnhie Lord Giggle. 'g r . Liitl.ll ; Doodle, Mr. Grose; Ntl.4le, M. • Tay *. Gave Dollahalls, Mrs. Ligon. yr. Egerton, of the Theatre-Royal, Bath, h.sine, on SUU.- 4.11' evening, been honoured with universal •pplauve, du,: no ..ce will be given of his second appearance. • To-mostoo, the Coined! of Sighs; a Comic Sketch, calle4, % in needs; and The Fortress. 1 New pk ‘ , in acts, ro in rebuttal, arid will be prr. Inetee in tli.• Cow , of next weak, VAUICHAI.L. ...... SAILING MATCH. THE JUBILEE CUP and COVER. giv . o * ti. plippriquin of Vauxhall Gardena, will: S. +ailed the Tfll2 DAY, July 27, by Gentlemen% Sailing Pleosure ;b l au, of urillititei tonnage, and sullituft to the rules arid re -o,iiels el the Cumberland Sailing Saziety. To dart from Biaelifriar% Bridge, et Five c.Clnck. and pro- Hat rep the 11Ver, round a boat stationed off Putney KI Ago, We Otani on the Surrey ,bore, past a boat moored of %rays. boi: Nuns. Each bust will be distinguished by • white flag, with red spat.. in lilt Evening wit, bee .p1.414id G.la, in which the pre. telt end former Prise Cups w,ll* exhibited ; arid, at the sad .4 the Concert, will las Qi.eo a rand discharge of Fire Works, •!!g , ..ta Hengler, prepared vurporttv for the otecialim. t.ni/oatern, flt. Doors tyrit at Seven, and the Cuucert I a Eight o'Cluelt. _ EXCHEQUER RILL OFFICE. Jes.v AL!. EXCHEQUER GATED IN THE SIOISTIIS uF nr:ttL AND MAY, IS Ai, I3SUED BY VIRTUE *"T. QUADKAGESIMO SF.XTO GEM 111. REGIS, FoR RAIMNG BY I ,I ANS OR EXCHEQUER BILLS, FOR THE SERVICE uF GREAT-BRITAIN. FOR THI. YEAR 11466, TO BE PAID OFF. [riltiE LORDS COMMISSIOMERS of HIS TREA.SUKY hallo/parr Dierelieesfiw I "Li"; • ‘i's P'mr' ,4l (l s 4 .less seaboard Esereptee But., s it', tie interest thereon, no the Cartel-es gill Otitee, in lit arsine oi Etekqesee. Kee Mike( r4r l , IVO'lia.tt , r, WEDNESDAY,tht t9tE Dry dlo r isi,lllo7 ; Attendant's ell be ,11101 d04(54 , 1).0 MAI Helliil . o net /O , IIO.VViI Setitni.l, tin Ar 4 t/ . .1.2" , .f. inertia , pans ien in the Morning. en th t lfcrnaon, fee the pavan I f tlte adroit .4 /o ri. LEepiteli,the Rennes f • 1 ..id giols see ais rt • to ring lists theessA, esterssirto: the &when, a, Ntsetorit l (11; s, sertniiing t. Mr Polar ef ford &Us, feted nom r..saverucc....l 0 . interest, with the SWIM. mod err nine the -, 01, compite I Oral Ske 1)31.8 as kkieh • .(,inning dated, el CieStff raidd 19. 1 . 0,414' .144.• . Ir...re, when the interest trill cease; ntiol they are .traded to • • their Nimes 4,J 11: , !es 0 Aar 44 rasa boy out h their Names at the sari AWL • elle ef 1 11- fielders et she attoistsiti alsorfol be des , rressi r Mormons of , 4e Principle! awl &erre.% powrilvs I , i sail 19th f) ti t ot . Anenst, then try be nerantairlistetioin ::.'.ring lir 1 oyst be the ,D./ •r 'shark a ter wish re he pod, e•• furrow she &Us for 4E14-W4'N Os 460 prior IA Perseus a. mop ir desAsis. of Innong Ner &chequer 13iffs I..?..lplipment, arose r4mitiOwnS4 tie warwt u/6 bottom N Oft/ neisceete aft arta:Awe she Iltis p .4,44%5t, , h07 , wrings •—sakil sae. Noe NA. sal boa , am al' 1 lareepefte-tlisil.. ta , 4 6y the Dog on nen, 0.4 liswitred Pow .14 rhiris said !Vv. , Fdhss.ii Ivor give t4r enwl loth D,3 y . 4.1.'1.1957. and will he 14r.•i as Sion/se. the Q7td f laprw, tad N.ll .40 •444 tr ifter Nilla, dived is Apif, Mau, cod rot , Mgr low dawning' is es p4i4 af a 41.41 ahe latereat Memo. t, ,rascd. VICTUALLING-I/MCP. 23,1607. E COl4 SSIONE RS fir in ?ZS "et His 1011 V a .• -‘49 gone V.4er, That on rI,URS PAY, t,v 6th of ?Wei, • • t. at Tee o'.•haelt in toe Vote tv,a, Mr. WILLIAM. theu Avast, at rortvisouth, • leanest to fehlic Sal., tundra 1. is of 01 U et tOPEK AGE S'00;1, lytog to. 1-1 , Storev,at treevill,' evert/upon ; wheys a.ty inclinable to par. r. tee, may have Arc abet" of viterkts the imam, in the eem r volition hvnov r een , day bedlam theist*. , TII ANS WA r.)l , 3lleir, Jess 110. lasi rrHE CONVvIISSIONER,3 •ar - wave*/ Hi. , • . .11 lestv . *: T•andp.ot (44i*: Cue Seefr aril onswie wooers, for sloe C.' , sad t:footooly of Priming if W.,'d,far t * gift A:44re, Ma 'ow ntitl 64 +roily et da Olet, ea tt'flkii, elw 49% it , 4144 WA. • Week', &rabid .4 fryer mak sod Pey oktl 4/1 , 4 httelegiag t.coot ea for Vielisedeg Soo* ...s #PY or, of 14 Island el (;-",..i d , fain At IN ili sf Jahn treat, fee T airs l.us4s rells s4 , .n 4 tlereveroatif Six Me *Mier sliati No Tender will be received after Oiti d'ekreit on rho nay my a out , erl, ratan Part-.., 511 Aram int ly attend. Eat* Tendvf , , nu4 b. eon" •,+ ,meat to lo two respofta'gr Pram, rt:.gagt .g 4, bretwir 4 the Peron teft•Leolg in ON 5465 of 90001. for performance agile tontra:l. WA applying g at 41111.06, it t,.- Pnw r mai Wass stOoluda* stATit toTTY. DAY !.; DR.tVIR O ING. will be TO MO Cauca, .10; sciiEmP. Pan or L.)0,00e I. L.50,n09 *304 • 40.••• AK) so,uGo .5.0 r 10.000 e,tro ' ' LOW 4.111) I a . a..►... ••.or o • 1,100 2 1 0 seket. Fourth ttrr, being Aeon's , iteed.Ce:•ieel; TfUltpr TH:gIaiASU POUNDS. • ring will be ryen'arli 2 00) 'ratty tacit My. kVI ARES an 5.4 at ylt the viler.: 1...r , t • ord by their Arens In anchr! arel lireden4. pgne.•••o•••.r.•. MI Wirt IP. • 00000 •••T •• ~. LINEN:CO MPAN was fauns/id ira tjOI, Awn* of Om filet Olfitillin nppOie tb:3 nag and spirt 01 whitc.l3. ri.tir add. tettt.th destroys the fabric: they lea,* (hi. County hut 1.,. 4 , Illneens!rinfraquaec. neat w•atreet, leading to Holborn. 'num ...4t Pin in , r:it .0 , .. lad Gut S. 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With an IntnAilfamin ion New, bs the Translator. • Ti,. fourth Edoion, with the Thettoms:a. last Mahone anal rottrectinnsi Thin eat le puldtthed, is. .: 4 3 large,Vole ate% Octave, prim la beach 17. We Sseund Editiart, WAR G.offedluns and Mai twos of imssEßTATtom 0,3 the PROI S !!!!TIROS that have been fulfilled, are Slag fulfills..g, ee wsll here after be falfilled, relative to the great rem ' s, oh 1361 Years ; the Papal ani Maltant.nrla.s A poitaetee, the Tyrannical Reign of An•schnst, or ute lufidet Poeta, aol the Reswia tiuu of the Jeas By GEORGE STANLEY FA MR, B. D. Vicar of Sul/tun-upon:Tees. Printed foe F. C and J Rivington, No. el, St. Paul's Char.:ll.yard ; sold aka. by J. Decherd, 80. 196, P -caddy. or whoa. mar he had, by the same Author, I. A SUPPLEMEN T to tne first Eda.en of the Work abavementioeed, ;rice ft R. A DISSER Arium on the MYSTERIES of the CARRI In two large V01%1112 , 4. octavo, OP in boards MONDA Y. JULY 27, 18,)7 The Speaker, with I nuaihor of up to the House of Peen, to h.ar Commission rea.l. The SPEAKER, gym his rvturn. relay e 1, 'sat His Majesty's Assent had been given o, :;orris mission to the Lottery Bill, the Irish Proris.o i the Irish Penalty Bill, the Irish Si.irit License Bill, and also to some private Bills A message from the Lords stated, that the tor& ships had agreed to the Irish Glebe 1-10.. sees aad to sundry private Bills. The Lordt %Isis Aeietio 'ay their Messenger, that tbity had at i r o fe..l to E411.'& Divorce Bill, in which they clteheJ she coucer rcnee of this house. Ellis% Divorce Bill rrasibeo read a first liMer. • A person from the c, mmissioners of the Ctrs• toms in Scotland ;,resented sundry accounts rela tive to the fsbrttern Light Houses, which were or dered to lie out the table. Mr. HUSKISSON moved for leave to bring in ' Bid le millions the Ad for appointing Gen nos. sioaers of Military Inquiry, and for imp ring into the public expenditure. Leave being given, the Bill stag bronint op and read a first tore, aelti or dered to be read a second time on MJn lay. Tne Cotton Exportation Ilcuory Bill passed through a Committee, and the Report ordered to be received on Mmday. Sir ARTHUR %VkLLESLEY moved Inc leave to bring in a Bill to allow a (*rain prorirtion of the Militia of Ireland to enlist taco Hir Wain y's regular forces in that coun,ry. Lave being giver. Sr A Wellesley brought up the dill, winch w* read a first time, and ordered to be read a seeped dme on Monday. Id like manner, Sir A. WELLEiLEY moved for leave to bring in a di I'. 1:r i3creAti .g the Militia of 4rdand, under camsin linaiiations and res Leave being given, the Bill was brought up. rind a first time, and ordered to be read a s.coud time on Monday. Mr. HUSK ISSON gave notice, that on NI- , nday , next he shout! bring ferwsrd a motion relative to the reet.o;f.ce. 14r Huskisson brought up the HJil to amend the Aa a 013. I 11. for the more dreamtl adrn•ais tratioo of the Office of J:swiee of Peace, wit no the counties of Nbildles-x an 1 Surrey. f he diN WAS read a first time, and order:d to be read a second .lime on Monday next. 0.1 the motion of Mr. FOSTER, the H use re solved itself into a Committee, to cor,sidcr of tLe Ad 41 Geo.III relative to the Corienlid4tion of the Cu.torns in Ireland. The House being res•irmd the Report was ordered to be taken into coosider• ation on Tuesday next. IRISH INSURRECTION BILL. Mr. Hnbhuuse brought up the Report of the Committee ea the Irish !mum-Aims Bill. On the motion of Sir A. WELLESLEY. the amendments were read a second time. On the amendment (proposed by Sir J. NEW POR I) imposing a fine of 1001. upon Justice. of the Peace not making a return to the special sessions, within three days, of persons employed by them in executing searLh.warrants, Sir A. V‘ ELLESLEY complained, that the fine of 1001. was too heavy, and what some Juitiees in Ireland could very HI afford to pay; he therefore moved to substitute the sum of 401. for 1001. Sir JOHN NEWPORT said, it was matter of surprise and lamentation. if a Justice of the Peace was ant worth 1001; . the duty required of them might be very easily discharged. and the higher the penalty. the greater would be their inducement to make a speedy return. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER. wished to take the penalty out ef the Bill altogether; for to impose a pena!ty upon Maginrates, for the non-performance of their duty, was what we were strangers to in this part of the kingdom. Here Magistrates had the check of p criminal responsi bility for not doing their slaty ; and the insertion of a penalty in the Bill. would only occasion an alarm to the Magistracy. Sir JOHN NEWPORT said, he should much rather agree to emit the penalty altogether. Gaan to substitute 201. for 1001. Colonel BARRY was not desirous of having any penalty inserted. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said. the Justices would be criminal. and an aitboa could be brought against them. if they needed to maks the return within the time limited. rte thin mowed " That die penalty of 1001, be entirely loft out of ibis amendment." Sir J. NEWPORT sal +, the proviso itself might • as well be left out. The CHANCELLOR of the BXCHEQUER. denied this argument. Mr. YORKE spoke on the same side. The amen.tnsent mr:Lest by the Ci.ancellor was then agreed to. and the penalty entirely left out of the clause. Sir A. INFLLESLEY then remarked, that ibis amended clause required the Justici.s to make the return within spree days ; he thought this period was too snort, as some of the counties were nearly 100soiles in event; he would therefore move. ' , That the period of serfs Jays be substitist• d in place of three days." Alter some conversation. this ateis tion in the arn.ndment was also ay eed Sir JOHN NEWPOR C propose I to intmlitee a clause tt , that the arms and trowmunition tak.' Irons the owners. wider the authority of A Mill grate, gild be deposited in were r entrsl pLert and than wi.nin a limited time. such Nl4.A . totates. those *fling in authority nnslzr them. shoul.l .let in, At t:.e Special Sessions, a true And accurate cnunt of them ; and providing. that i rich Ar. were not returned to the ()Wort 4;t ) .0o a CO3l space of time, that thew ty-.e owner -h. ii. have remedy at law fur their tecov , ry " .• r John the objeet of this amend:neat was to Insure eft s I r ''- Zr) :in- 444 - 161 - 1r -/`\; - 1 4 1"3 ' PM Ix . - . .s. 4 _ mot .t.fr,TokN , ..: 4=1141 j 3 OA r ' . 7' 47 ' •-\ `•it ...-: ~,,' 16 , , 4., 4 1 • .r ., ."' .... , e t r iiit ...: •• . . ..... . ', "- 1 4 1 7 ' . • • 1 1 - - _ . ' '..(016 • ' 1 ':-.' t• . _. 4 . • .; - - --r. ve l' R i CIS/ 44ivirixerG .., ivt. , !! IfOUSS OF COMMONS. The Speaker, with I nuaiher of fe.-nl,ers, went . W i I r t . ins. F: ; op to the. fic•uie of Peer, to hear Ilia hiajerty's PA CEN T • rename demerits obtainlag Novels fir leeentitroe. leaf, lw a t iolleatton to the esparto/ itebte, Wave atom preeesed, with ' :Ur trouble to theism:lr" and receive areistaaee in pre paring the speetieetio. •. 1 , 14 der are polVklied. its tine Tel. Sr.,. Lrlcr 11•• HR TRANi i'IONS of the PARISI %N • I SVIH1111111; Actsn(tMAn.nneir et Itnartiti.e Devisee •if Trees • id Italy, compiltAtt at Pans ey se Im perial 're-: .1.•.al Decree. dated May 80. 1106. Translated from die erbsista. publish- I s DIOGENZ TAMA. With a Preface. and Illuttutiona, by the Tra wilator. Few telt xis Ca:. 43 juatis lay claire to NW aariucit. , a. an assembls .4 Heb•es.•, eeltb s erattitg on the irverests i•fri pet ale which bas leo; ceevJ 1., be eernbeted among nations : while the VW -16 known timl ralwitsanri unfathom views of the Potentate by whose . mwiste they are easernble , i add no %mai force ts, this motantent. The present volume, traw.iatol fro•., Arial .curnistst., cantata, a multiob••iry of moat CklllUUll and interwaintistformatem relative to tls • Varner Situation of the Jews i. Dowse which tiller, the Amicably tn- I/ether...the mposed flr iN Otiscurviosithe An them ba them, wito the that ems -t the principal Jewish Stank, . r , awl Hymns, composed by big,mbe , of the A••..mbf:, h moor of R.na .art•-•Adelrees • , rl t h e R ies s l e. a f Pomp% r. .m ing them re send kleputi .s to tise S,ortmlrins—tt T ilat 0! , 1 for the theanisation re the Pale .1:a wn•all.p. Ste. *a. ,Pao'..biied try C Tayier, Ink. Hstitwhaereet. 'lll-1E real A PAN 9L ACK NG, made by DAY and MAKTIIN....This inraluatile .Comorteitian, with halt the usual tabour, reduce , the meat brilliant jet black ever beheld, 'Maids Amalie! nowirliment to the leath.te, Will not soil the finest i ierieet'v free from env unpleasant smelt, and will sewn its eirt..es si. any climate. Sold, Whole. salt, by, DAT 841 Minim, at the 11a , ,ufaet.,ry, No 97, MA kiolWini. Retail, Isy Day, No 7, Taristnek-street ;W. Day, 611, Swallow-strest Ante', No. 1, Fotch-lane; the otisselpal Deetesoluns, Peignoirs, and Oilmen, in the Metro. pnliA, tug homey Dawn threughout the United Kingdom, in ittotindlaria, Oat Is. 61. each. TO Ir ERPOIVORS. BOOT-MAKERS. OILMFM, IN tine-qiieneellif the incre4%ing demand for the IL tea J LOW .1 APAR IL ACICING, RU%IMF!Raret CO. Ingo take* rm.roestopoint pleatia• t. (.r the retie , expediting "Mart 'they the' if ore matfett Venders to rinse' the.: letter. la futint , to No. Yri.iritirri lloirrorn, ninety opposite Middlu.row, in,te..o of No. 114 WCAtmut.ter Bridee. Runtime and eu. envirla, this opt-whinny of returning T:iait'ts to Ow Poblie, for their , h'eral ear 4ittingunlied pa w:ream, and have that their atintinty and attention to future booms, rill Mori' theirtoollinuanc... attuning the article to he Infinite to no:aa. ..... - Red, wholesale and In* exponation, by the Propriytors, Remoter an I Co. No. 114 Rich Halberts ; Mr Re.rv, Greek atroct, S..On • Mr. Stainthy. No. 9. Ranhd.mew•cltise; sod by Mtetra. Kn.nq sa4 Co. 1 of. Hattiin•Gard.!.. Al., Ball and cake abelasugs. Masi rllr. Vomiters Ditto, Ilkwas Top Licivitl, taw Inutscs. ittwelf • luk• he. VoIiNNINILK,GLCSSY BOOTS AND SHOKS. begs leave to recommend the 1 4 . • . Use et his PATZST !MACKIN° CAKES, which, *it 4141POSIIIMI ' Rtitsl Teen pew, hewn wee hurl soperiot to an t twin/ of the kind ofFenri to pubic Solace. Thi IWekinl merle fro,n then rikee, With lidtkeelety . , will keep the !cotter refs. piton mod mellow, to the very last, anal ✓iew it the host Itearaul Black not of the Japan hoe, wtofh. r prilloool be ohs. timegar, cif water, or ""to'• mom' with "Melt 001 it *lipoid laa obeereed, that the c•orotiive qaality of edict is eauentely oijerious to the ai leather. Tiny.• being many e Cast, unprnaciyOnd rhone, ofievhf feermblitl: Mot the .ne. in- appearance, the reeentee bet, M abootow, Ilidt they may 414aDvered by h,s 'Janie on thq Label brilig 50, , ,t, or the vinid (m) or 4no tohlteiti) *oat A lit tont ter •01 1 • prepared." The ge. MAIM: Cake Lalotts 10. 1.0.1 or Item, with llama whit!. " the patent, l; , r Siiilinot Liquid • .111,:ektsq. pteparalif by W. SAY LE.Y, the Patentee, tt auel tad by BAYLEY end BLEW, Cockspne street, " London " filet Cl. each, wh eh wid make a full PIM e 1 lighmkmg. forge AlliAraneo it made to thous Oho bee the= for cc, o rtat o .n, to sell ..47ain, wit:, a nerd Jiteoust Ili such • IN bal qc.. tti tees Inr ,wade money Et. The Mite Uirectbmis ars sigosil to W o o. which op. d-sie on the estaies of each Cake. W 8 IiLEY - • trf TfIF RAROMHIK-OKIVER AND NIS W 1... . Thu km 9.a1.. p►ix 141. iniehotnig, 401161 • I op in enleere4 pa r w, •H RAROUCHE.ORTVSIt sad his WITT. ; A Tale for flee Haas Tll.l C•ntAiSille a ClOlOlll3 %taro phy oI many' nth:unable Chpoiltri of the prrsoot day By On po ,s'ar Alltitqf Thei116444 Mlthet i or, Throe Wintuto its I. nlwa . " Alie, juin published, F ‘ 4II .Y•AIC.IIIL3, A Domestid Tale, in b wok bi. by Ws Hinter, FRIAR lIILDAGO, A Romance, 9 vats ?is. Th. 0p . ..y0m .4 SICILY, A Its.n ince, 4 1,015. The ROTA!. ECLIPSE ; 0, Delicate Facts, exhibiting the Secret Memoir. of 'Squire Corge sod his Wife, I vol. 7s. The ?VIER GIR MASS. 3 It L msalce, 3 vets, 19e. Printed ties, sod twig by, J. F. Hughes, Publisher, 5, Wig. ruore-street. WERE"; HOTAHICAL DICTIONARY. This day is puldi.hcd, in one large Velum.. eve embellished with twenty-five new Plates, amernuily drawn from Nature, by Edwards, and atigrived by Sans .in, Price 11. It. Boards, or 11. I.s with the Plate. b.autsfullir culourcd; A BOTANICAL DICTIONARY i w. Ve• I - 2, went. a Syueinatic and Philoson;„,o Botany. Ey COLIN 14111.1 r 4 ....L D d...• Aalwl C ilt 1.44 _, _ lnstitut :. or Win., red Habitations of E Jwisteig, . Ems 111111fte, r,eise4: corrected, and rot Co*. eide eableglnd. wznitie l "n 1 ;ire - Inimical Dictionary has hems tring known to OMR present Edition i. the Third; and it will be :.!, that the demand whii.h rend.red it neeessare, is at the same time a proof of the merits of the lVork. 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