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- 11" .._ . /. . • , .. -0 - 361';ult°4t-i- ori g . l - --, 44, j totril--- i. A t r i I i lir , i 1 IN UMMER 5792. ___, _______________________2) 1 i Aga-A- 1 -: .~ ..“ S DAY, JUNE 28, • 1821; _ • .....A . - - IZZAR'S FEAST. EAST INDIA HOUSE, JUNa 17, 11121. cit most of the 'visitors at the THE COURT of DIRECTORS o f th e if the British Instituti on laid ex- UNJTED.COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG,. *meal or eves a transitory view of LAND; tree*/ to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give p I, has (.ducted the present Preprie. Sates, Exhibition of it f or • few win ks, net the COMMITTEE of BUYING mad WARE- ti eof JOSHUA, by the same Artist, HQUSES will be ready to receive Proposals, is *ratios. ~„ e the Spot dour in Catherine.street. smiled up, Oa or b e f ore WEDN ESDAY the 11th July next, '6 ea thiailleilling. : : from h ascii Perseus** Nosy be willing to Supp l y the Compost I w wit . IFIITION, PA L I - - NIA LL. BUFF J.EATH ER ACCOUTREMENTS, I( w NOW OPEN, with. • BROWN AND BLACK LEATHER STORES. II e WORKS of the ANCIENT SOLDIERS' CAPS WITH APPURTENANCES, a the Purloin .eattl Six is the SOLDIERS' HELMETS AND CAPS, al IRON MORTARS WITH BEDS, k f " Cleist healing the Sick's!" SHELLS AND SHOT, cud .yi out* • Proof t o skew the ad. CANVASS: tl •1111 which Mr. Heath has assured Lid 'bet the eustaitions of the respective Contracts may be i d pitied Wove the Ist of July west, wes ea split:ol4e to the Clerk of the said Committee. 112 . 1 Is..—Cataingue le. . hisOiNce in this BOOM, wuh whom the Proposals must* ' it JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. • 144 .betete Rieima .'Cluck of the said 11th July 1011 weer iiitrUtWkgs . . ~Mier him ibe ChWaill t lee • 111 OM l'eveil6s a"7146 4 . 01 ' ' " -A JOSEPH DART, Secretary. u hear visional Mee tings . and _ .. . LONDON, THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1821. TIINATRK-no YAI., /111111 ti EVENING, THURSDAY. June es, I. his Majesty's Servant. will perform the Opera of ARTAXEKXES. Arley rim. Madame Yestris ; Arlsaces, Mr. Brahma; Ar. talumea, Mr. Horn. Mandaue, Miss Wilsoa; Scutira, Mrs. 111. rd. Afetr which the Farce of THE MAYOR OF GARRATY. Sir Jacob J. 1.1., Mr. Hmellei; Major Sturgeon. Mr. Me redith; Jerry streak, Mr. Russell; Breit., Mr. Thompsos. Mrs. Sneak, Mrs. Harlone; Mrs. Brain, Mrs. Marjoram. To conclude wilh a Drama, is three sets, entitled TH ER ESE. C.rwio ' Mr. Cooper; Fontaine, Mr. Pope; Connt de Alorville, 11,. Barnard; Picard, Mr. Cattle; Laviesse, Mr. IC:tight. Marlette, Miss Smithson; the Countess de Norville, Mrs. Egerton; Bridget, Mrs. Harlow.. The Doors will be opened at Half-past Si: o'Clock, sad the Performances commies« at SeWell. Boxes, 75.; Second Price, 3.. 6,l.—Pit, 3.. 64.; Sisied Price, 2s.—Gallesy, 2..; &cum! Price, b.—Upper Ga leiy, Is.; Second Piste, On Saturday, Dirce—a sew Farce--and Gonnai dun. 911 HE Public ure mutt resibeclfully informed. A that the NEW THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET, wall be OPENED on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 4th of 1821, when an OCCASIONAL ADDRESS will be Spoken. After which will he performed a fivolirite COMEDY; and (, • acted) a NEW • . • BELSHAZZAR'S. FEAST. THE difficulty which met of the 'visitors at the crowded Rooms of the British Institution had ex perienced to obtain a 'etnipiteul or ems a transitory Stew of this great effort of grains, has Induced the peesent Proprie. tor to costume the Public Exhibition of it for • few weal's, with the celebrated Picture of JOSHUA, by the Mlle Artist, at 313, Strand. Elitism.e the lest dour in Cathertne.street. BRITISH INSTITUTION, PA LLATAL.I.7 --- THE GALLEItY Collection of the MASTERS, from Ten in Eveuing. Mr. West's Picture of also placed in the Ottlleryi 'tweed state of the Plate, and the Directors shall be completed Admittance (By Order) OS/TINIAN FrIHE Friends of throe R. their Acqoaintane e are respectfully informed, that the SECOND LECTU RR on the MARRIED STATE will be delivered at Mr. PENN'S, Portico, New-street. Sprung-gardens, on SATURDAY NEXT, the 30th June, at Three o'Clocb, By Mr. RICHARDSON. Tickets 2s. 6d. each, ur 12 s . th e C oarse , m ay b e b a d o f Messrs. listchard sad Sun, 187, Picradilly. PRICE id. (neter a. a g., . MUSICAL FARCE, iu two acts. ••• The Proprietors respectfully announce, that the Theatre has been kept constantly and thoroughly aired, and that every precaution has been taken to render it cons. plete for the commodious and comfortable reception of the Audienoe. A handsome Saloon has been added, and it is respectfully hoped that in every particular the New Tlo!aire will be found worthy the approbation and patronage of a British Public. The Box Office will be opened on Saturday morning at ten o'clock. Boxes, 5..--Pii, 3s.—Pirst Gallery, 28.—Secoad Gal lery. Is. The Doors te be opened at Six o'Clock, and the Per 110=ea to begin al Seven fpp..tbe boxes to IN Mire. - 9 the Theatre. N, at MR. H AYDON'S PICTURE of CHRIST':; ENTRY INTO JERUSALEM, after a most enthusiastic reception in Scotland, THE AGONY IN THE GARDEN, and all hi. other Work., ARE NOW OPEN at 53, Pall•tuall. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Jutra 27, 1821. PERSONS who ate willing t o s u pply th e EAST INDIA COMPANY, at their Howse ix LoadeothaU•street,or their IVarehousee, as way he requir ed, with 420 Choldrens of the best COALS, of the fellow lag descriptions, viz. WELLINGTON, H EATON, . K I LLI G WORTH, and HEPBURN MAIN, Wharf Measure, may mod in their Proposals, sealed up, and address, d io the Commit lee of Horse, on or before WEDN ES. DAY, the 4th July next, and Won that day, before Twrlre o'Clock at Norm, as au Tender will be received after that time. Nut more tban (silty Chaldrons will be wanted till the end of A•gast •' though, if it be the wi s h o f sh e con tractors, 220 Clialdirsioa Nosy be sent in ithluediattly. They will be paid for as they are delivered. The Tenders are to specify the price at which it is pen. posed to deliver each bort of Coil. The prices are also to include the whole of the expense atteuding the delis ery of the Admittaiic;, 14—Catalogue., 84. THE MONUMENTAL TROPHY in Ho nour of his lale MAJESTY KING GEORGE 111. (designed, and to be executed, by Mennen Wyatt' Esq PATRON: His ROYAL HIGHNESS the DUKE of YORK. lIORSE. DENNET, and HA R N ESS.—Tu be SOLD a heautifol well-heed BROWN GELDING, 15 hands I inch high, rising 6 years old , warraated sound, quiet to ride, and a very superior horse itt heroes.; together with a fashionable well-huilt DENNET, nearly sew, aids an excellent beass-nasunied Harness. The whole forma a PATRONIXINFS: Her ROYAL HIGHNESS the PRINCESS AUGUSTA. Her ROYAL HIGHNESS the DUCHESS of GLOU CESTER, Her ROYAL HIGHNESS the PRINCESS SOPHIA. Her ROYAL HIGHNESS the DUCHESS of CLA RENCE., Her ROYAL HIGHNESS the DUCHESS of KENT. fashionable and aubstantial turn•oat, tad will be wild a great bargain.—Also a remarkably handsome BAY MARE, 15 hoods 1 inch high, warranted sound, snd foe 12 stone weight is a very superior bsckney. A trial allowed by ap.. plying to Mr. Clarke, Commission Stabler, 100, High Holborn. VICE•PATROMI : His ROYAI. HIGHNESS the DUKE of CLARENCE, His ROYAL HIGHNESS the DUKE of SUSSEX, His ROYAL HIGHNESS the DUKE of CAMBRIDGE. Iha Sasuld:sy will be pub li sbee, DLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGA ZINE, No. 1.1. For Jobe 1841. No 'reader will be received but from Cos!merchants pos. messing Mauves sad Establishments of their own, in or near London ; 'midair will any Tender be taken into conside►& inn unless the address of the Party making it hr ineisti 44444 d therein, sod he or an scent on his behalf be in attend ance spun the said Committee at the day and hour ■bove mentioned. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. TR UST IC 61 : Sir JAMES BLAND BURGES, Bait. JOHN RA MSBOTTOM, Esq. M.P. ROBERT WILLIAMS, Esq. M.P. Treasurers, Messrs. DRUMMOND. LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS. H. R. H. the Doke The/tight Hon. Wm. of York £los 0 Dursdar, M.P.....£ 50 0 H. It. H. the Doke The Currier News. of Cambridge lO5 0 paper 2O 0 H. R. H. th•.! Priu. Cruets! Burnett 5 5 cess Augusta .... 105 0 N. B. Edroonstune, H.R. H. the Duchess Esq 2 1 of Gloucester . ... 105 0 Mr. Win, Esq 2 2 H. R. Fl. the Prin. Thos. Roberts, Esq lO 10 rem Sophia lO5 0 John Arthur, Esq... 5 5 His Grace the Duke So. James Sammons.. 10 10 of Rutland, K.G. 100 0 Rev.Geu.Cliampeguk 10 10 Theßalla Blegiinton 50 0 I Mr. Thomas Eik, The Morris of Sails. Grove Homer, L... bury . 2l 0 I herb . 4 1 The k;orl of Harriet. Sir Geo. Poona!! ... 10 10 turn . _ 1 Ru- FOR THE BENEFIT OF MADAME YESTRIS. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO -MORROW, FRIDAY, June 29, his Majesty's Servants wi I perform She Opera of THE LORD OF TILE MANOR. T HE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. XLI X. will be publiehed THIS DAY. TO THE NOBILITY AND THE FASHIONABLE WORLD. 111 I ILA RD'S EAST INDIA WARE. HOUSES, /tr. No. Id, CH EAPSI DE. M I LLA t•kris leave to inform the Nohi &V • lity and Feather, that by his long experience la the East India Trade, sad great application sod attention to our owa Mansfsetures, Ire has been enabled, ia adilitiun, to his regular supply of ladle Goods in Mochas, Shawls, Loug Clotho, Calicoes, Gold and Silver Marlins, &r. to produce the mord complete Imitations of earls in British ; and his peudacliaaii is heiarttful Shawls, Nainsook, Seerhaptleonuak, Meg,- Sirceseilbs art Belisle Mashes ; Long Ciotti cud Comes, of the Sae leprous make, are of the first kind, and at the must desirable prices. These Imitations of the Foreign are allowed to be so complete that the best Judges may take the one for the other ; to press us which both are stamped. And the admirers of real India Goods will find Ike greatest variety from the Company'a IVarehorase ; and those who require carious British Muslius, Shan I*, &e. Sod them in the greatest perfectiou; and both British cud India, if taken in the retire Piece, or Dewy, at the Whole sale Pi ices. Sir Mtn Contrast. Mr. %V. Farreo (by permission of the Proprieto►s of the Theatre. Royal, Covent. Garden); Young Quantal, Mr. Barnard; Rashley, Mr. T. Cooke; Tr, ueneore, Mir. Witham; Le Nippe, Mr. Russell; Ralph, Mr. Knight. Annette, Madame Ve►tris; Sophia. WWI Cubitt ; Piggy, Mrs. Orger ; Moll Flagua, Mr W. H. IVilliams. In the course of the eveuing the following extraordinary assemblage of Talent will he offered to the public patronage, in several must popular Airs and Duets :—Miss Stephens, Miss Wilson, Madame Vt..stris, Madams Camporese, Signor Ambrogetti, sod Mr. !Statism, alto have with the greatest rheerftshiess rotor forward on this occasion. Madame Vestri. has also the pleasure to announce that Mailemoirelle Malmo, Madame Clutilde Fairy, and Mon sieur I.e Blond (from the King's Theatre) will appear its se t coal of their most popular dsnees. To eunetude with the Melodrama of TOE BLIND BOY. Eastland (the Blind Buy), Madame Vestris (her welted appearance in that diameter, and positively for the last time); Ralig, Mr. Wallach ; °heir°. Mr. Gattie; Kud u l p l r, Mr. Barnard; Starrow, Mr. Smith. Elvin., Miss. Smithson. Tickets mod Places to he uhteinsd of Madame Ve.tris, Nu. I, Ca.eurs-strect i May Lir; and of Mr. Rudwt 11, at the Boa-office. J. M. Begs mo-t respectfully to recommend to Families his choice ussilreased Irish Linens, which fur beauty, dura bility, mild remittal, cannot be surpassed.—Families ar. riviug from abroad are respectfully informed, that the greates t sw irly of white ■nd cols/used Fancy Dreams are kept, adapted fur Morning, Dinner, and Evening Dress, after the newest Parisian style ; with primed Furniture, primed Cambries, aadeolourtd Moulins, of unique design.; w hit e Mule, and Aniengoes, peculiar to the House. laths Shawls busight.—Fteuch Cambrics and Foreign Damask Table Wen, as imported. NOT AC"I'EI) I'IIEsEFOUIt YEARN. FOR THE BEN EF ll' OF 11 11. BRAN DON, R.m.bouk owl 11 oti.e Keeper. TIIEKTRE KOVAL, COVEN I'..ARDEN. O N IV EDNEsDAI NEXI', July 4, um, will be peri.,raned the Comedy .1 THE WifEEL. OF FOK Prim Mock. 11r. Mmeready (brio( his first appearance iu Iluot ; 'he Gosiouralele Mr. Tempest, Mr. W. Far o. • ; S.. J.i l 1)..0r, Mr. Farley; Wously.lle, Mr. F.sertou ; Soeenlosso, Mr t.0..u0r; IVear le, Mr. Claw-hard; ()throe., filo. Kilos; Touren Lao, Mr. Alkiser •' Ca l l, a.n Woodville, Mr. Alolooot. Mir. 1,10..4;vi11e, M. P . Fiord; Dame Dusichlry, 111. Coates; Lonil. criteria, Sloss Foote. Mail a Afttle. and other ENTER TAINSIENTS, sms will be iXele.sed la Adore esderrtiseasests. .4. 1 itkall Sold all the dILMICIP wilt root be admitted. Bolos, 7..—Put, 3.. lid —Gallery, Ys.—Upper Gallery, Is. Duuo• ding, at Six—ranimenre at Srlota. Ticket, Rad Pi.‘ees for the Bowe to he had of Mr. Wan dm.. tIA buz-utlice, Prancea-place, liari.streel, Covent. garden. Butt(;Ess• NEWSAUCE It.r gri,errl poir poses bavi.sc yiveu 'web great approlostion. and the deastlit4l lop it continuos( S., 1111:ri,111... It PH N 'Bra at if, b.( most respectfully to titftr thria best arksow. kdittovisto to the Public lot iltror pnlovnige or the *sine: it. unlity and great C.011V113111 lice 111 aII Clllll4lOl 1t.,. r.cuukuleark..l It Su live mint ihstioi(visheil timing* Coll. I,ll .uar, who. have all apubeio h.ehly in ilr rreuativireelialion. is prepag.tl by them lIN I,Y ; si.il (or presenting ohs lispoositiatent In fatititlivs, all ivosilile rive has hero resort. iot to, by each bottle being oragrol upon lite ruck with their run& and Addreiot, as 'ell as vital lottvel inteittg their Sipa turf., siilsoal whirls is tattoo, be (volitive lIIHN HL RGEII/1 Kfirti'a Wag rofitislished and mach de firesterol kAbEriCk lot A I'iCHOY ICS continues to he per. 1 ." 1111 h tai. slier the saws toattaer that has (teem the fr•Meilla stattstatiloo (or sisruy year.. 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The Editor of The Viscount Torrington 10 0 Observer lO 10 The Right lion. die Mr. John Bridgman, Earl of Ltverpoul 100 0 Wigarsure-street Mr Warren, Ki.i:hts Marquis of lon hi idge „ „ 2 2 ilooderry lOO 0 Err. Geo. Simpson, G. J. Guthrie, Esq lO 10 Glover's HOURE, Via. Estwouth,G.C.H 25 0 Iretiiisgham, Kent 2 2 The Earl of Breads! Rev. J. Hulks 5 5 bane 52 10 Sir C. Flower, Hart.. 20 0 The Right Hun. John J.Cot ton, Eq. El. D. 21 0 Sullivan J. Bowden, Esq. Bank General Wetherall.. 5 5 Director The Marquis of Hart- I Sir Charles Sutton .. 5 5 ford The Marquis of Lu K.C.T. B. thian Sir R. Wigrarn, Bart Ruston . 3l 10 Walthaosiow-bouse 52 10 The Earl of Abitigdon Id 10 Sir David Ogslby C. Forbes, E.sq. M.P. John Thornhill, Esq 5 5 521. 100. ; Mr. C. Wet. King, Esq.— lO 10 Focht sjun. 101.10 s. Lieut.• Colonel F. W Mr. J. Wurbrs, jun. Trench, 51. P 2l 0 101. 10s. ; Mr. G. Win. Jerdmi, Esq 5 S Forties, 101. 10s ; hlr. Milliken, Dublin 2 2 Master J. s S. IV. rd %I kr. Esq. Chid. 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N.B.—Sauce'berm one requested to be pular Naar iw 'krig ing their names all designatiou•, as it us aoteiriled lu record them to bronze on thr Pedrati of the Munionarmi. Books foe rreelving Soliseripituus are upetied al all the pemerpal Banking Bou"cs in London and thr Count' y ; at Mrlsra Itraiostoo's, tVaterlou place; Mr. Hatchard•-, Vices dilly; awl Air. Same, Bookseller hi his Royal Highness the Duke of York. St..l,soles's-street ; Office Nu 19, Neuritis*, vireo, Cartoblush.tipiare, Loudon ; where aU Communica tions arc retikitsik:ki to be addressed. Con Trims : —I. The Fisherman's Budget; No. 1.-11. Song —III. The Steam-Boat Nu. 4. Vayage Second. Tales, Deucalion of Kealucky. isle 8, Jaws Hills. and lbe Young Woman.—lV. Bacchus, ur the Pirates. Homer, Hymn 5.—V. Letter from Christophe, King of Hayti.—Vl. The Maniac's Plaiut.—Vll. Rural Seclusion.—Vlll. The Spring Morning's Walk.—lX. The Cut in the Gleis.—X. The Sommer Night's Boverie.—Xl. On the Alleged Decline of Dramatic Writing.—Xl I. Mediocrity.—Xl 11. Italia. Sosioeltu.—XlV. Captain Parry's Voyage.—XV. Oa the C 6,011401 Library.—XVl. Ailveutore in H .—XVII. On Hakes ill's A pulogy.—X VIII. Sketches of Scottish Cho sorter; No. 7. • Harvest Hume."—XlX. The Voyage, sod Travels of Colonshms Seeendus —XX. The Coroustion.—XXll. The British Gallery..—XXlll. The Glove.—XXlV. The Leg of Mottos School of Poetry; Nu. I.—XXV. Works Preparing for Pabliealloa.—XXVl. Monthly List of New Publicatious.—XXVll. Monthly Re gister. Printed fur T. Cartel! sad W. Davies, Strand, loodou ; sad William Blackwood, No. 17, Priree's.strem, fkIHE 1711NTION MAGAZINE, No. lg. for R July, 1821, contains the following original articles : 1. Warwick Castle. 2. Oa Gray'a Opinion of Collins, with a Sonnet from Commie& 3. Sonnet on Milton visiting Galileo. 4. The Heroes of Naples, a Ballad. 5. Traditional Literature, Nu. VII.; the Death of Wal ter Selby. 6. Mockery End, in Hertfordshire, by Elia. 7. Sketches on the Road, Nu. 11. 8. Ruilomontades Kopagnolca. 9. Thoughts and Images, • Poem, by Mr. Montgomery. 10. On the Songs of the People of Gothic or Teutonic Race. 11. Alphabet Studies, and Chinese Insitalioes. 12. Fugitive Literature, with Ballads. 13. Hamilton's Garden of Florence. 14. Sketch of the Progress of Vocal Science is England, No. 111. Mr. anthem. 15. Exhibition of the Royal Academy. lft. Ballad, by John Clare. 17. Letters front Edinburgh, Nu. 111. 18. The Drama. 19. To Hope, a Poem. 20. Lamb's Translation of Catullus. 21. Report of Music. 22. Literary and Scientific Intelligence; Abstract of Foreign and Domestic lotelligenee ; Agriculitital and Com mercial Reports; with the usual Lista of Books preparing fur Publication and published, Tables, &c. Printed fur Taylor and Hesery, Fleet.strect; of whom may be had the former Numbers of this Work, published by Messrs. Baldwin, Cradoek, 111111 i Joy. Under the Patronage of her Majesty, her Royal Highness the late Duchess of York, and his Royal Hielasiess the Duke of Sussex; his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of Russia, his Exerliency the Duke del lufautailu, and Duke of San Carlos (granted moldy by their especial authority to A. lturplaud and Sun); also under the ►ane tion of must of the Nubility and Gentry thruugbout Europe. ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL. TH E Gentry, unit Public ut large, are respectfully cautioned against spurious OIL un. der the alreve name. ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL is the Original and Genuine, which, rue many years, has been universally admired, and acknowledged to be the best and cheapest article fur the Hair. It remove. the scurf, knish tress and dryuess of the Hair, prevents its falling off or turn. inn grey to the latest period of life, strengthens the weakest Hair, and renders it thick and lung on Bald Places; makes the Hair beautifully soft, curly, and glossy. In fine, it res. der. the Hair of Ladies, Gentlemen, • and Children truly elegant and beautiful; produces Whiskers, Eyebrows, &c.— Pi ice 3s. 6d.; 7... 109.13 J.; and One per b ott l e . Also, ROWLAND'S ESSENCE OF TYRE. By merely wetting the Heir with this Preparation the Proprietors wars•tit to produce immediately. perfect change in RED or GREY HAIR. WHISKERS, EYEBROWS, Ste. to a beautiful glossy and permanent Brown or Black, imi tating the exact natural coiner. Washing makes this Dye the snore durable. Ladies or Gentlemen may .Iyr their Hair with case and seeresy. Price 45.; 71. 64.; and 10s. A 1.., ROW LAN D'S A LSANA EXTRACT, for the To(rrH-Acii, and Cleansing and Beautifying the Teeth sad Gums, nut preserving them from P4iu to the latest period of I.fe.-2s. 91; 45.6 d.; and Ills. BJ. per bottle. Sold Wbol.sale. Retail, and for Exourtacurr, by the Sole Pruprieturs, A. ROWLAND and SON, corner of Ku by street, the first turning Olt the right iu Ilattou.garden, Holborn. London ; and, by appointment, by Messrs. Hen. dries, Tichborne.strect ; Mr. Smyth, 117 ; Gsitie and Peirce, 57 ; Rigge and Son, 36 ; Overton, 47 ; Theveuut, 7 ; Holmes, 109, New Buirtl-street ; Bodey and Blew, C o e.. •pur.strer ; Sanger, 150, Oxford.street ; Berry, 17; Johnstone, 15, Greek street ; Neobery and Sons, 45; EAlwards, 88, St. Paul's Church-yeses! ; Butler, 4 ; ft.gge, 85, Cheapside ; Bolton, Tim, Royal Exchange; Delcrutx, Old Bund.strret ; Low, 330; Proof., 220, Shand; Itu•ney, Hat tonegardeo. ••• Ask fur Row:Ana's Oil, or Roolated's Itbe, and oh. serve the Sietneure on the label to cult bottle, " A. ROW. LAND owl SON." IMPERIAL PARLIeIMEIVT. HOUSE OF LORDS, Wswjrso.►Y, JUNE 27. Their Lordships at at tea o'clock to hear Appeals. Appellunt ; Haaa , Respondent. This was an appeal from the Court of Statiuu, Scotland. Judgment of the Court below reversed. H [Dal N OTOIII, Appellant; WOGAN, Respondent. This was au Appeal Guar the decision of the Exchequer Chamber (Irelaud.) It appeared that the late Master of the Rolls fur Ireland, Juba Fltilpot Curran, Esq. appointed the Appellant as Deputy Master of the Rolls, and the Re. spondent was appointed to the same situation by the resew Master of the Rolls, Sir W. 111•Mahoto. Kart. uu his cumin into office. The Court below decided iu favour of the latter appuiatimeut. Mt. Wetherell was beard as Counsel fur the Appellant. Further arguaneut puel whet,. Earl TA LBO r took the oaths and his seat. Sir George Clerk sad other Members of the Howie of Commons brought ap •be Nary Property Boll; the Slieerursis Lando Bill ; the Prisoners Rescue Bill; the Revenue (Ire. land) [aqui' y Bill ; and the Jersey and Guerusey Trade BO: ; which were severally read a first time. Sir W. Lemon iud ii her Members of the House of Commons brought up the Dartmoor Railway Bill, with a ultimate that that House hail agreed to the Ameudateuts of their Lordships . The Charitable Land. Ex:hinge Rill was reported from the Committee, will Amendments, which were agreed 10. The Gaol Fees Orel/milt Bill was read a second time. Ou the Woollen Cloth Stamping Bill betas proposed to be read a al CIOIId The Eol of MA BEWOOD said, he rose to oppom it, as be cuesidered the Bill would act injuriou.l% to the stoogeu trade in poem', and also Ott the agricultural illirfellid of the muinstry. He was of opinion that it had nut received that comnderaituu iu the tattier Hittite of Parliament which it was entitled ;he tbesefore gave Ounce, that he would oppose the 801 l to ore of its lather maces, lie would uut now oppose the word reading, ass its passing through that stage did nut pledge their Lordships to Carry It tutu a law. The Bill was this read a secoud time. The Malt Doges (Scotland) Ball, the Distilleries (Scotland) Rego!allots Ball, the Stork Transfer (Ireland) Ball, arid lIIC Coads.ms Dunes Bill went through a 0.14111111113., and were reported wi.huut soy amendment. EMPLOYM ENT OF THE POOR. The Wil l ing of LA NSDOWN presented • Petition from an indirtito.sl of the online of Janos Gurney, • resident of I the Kilter County. in Ireland, praying that the plan he had proposed tutilit be adopted for the employment of the p.ior.-- Laid on the table. Ou the minims of the Earl of LIMERICK, the London Wharves Bill W4O committed •od reported WllllOlll a•y ame•dtreat, WWI ordered to be read the third time u• Friday I neat. kir. °shortie, lawn the Commiasiotters of Marvite liar. hoer, preaeated the *usual report of the COMM liolaVLlCf Laid ou the table....Arljeurued. HOUSE OF COMMONS, WIUNCIDAY, Jog, 27. The Coasting Trade Bill was read the third time, and pmaid. irbit Warehousing of Goods Bill was reported, and ordered :Sake read the third time to•morrow. ' The Collectors of Customs (Ireland) Bill went through the Committee, and was ordered to be reported to mono.. The Sheentees Lauds Bill, and the Navy Property Bill were read the third time, and petard. The Acetone Acid mid braining Tiles Bill went 'brooch the Committee, end was ordered to be reported to-irii.rn•w. The Report of the Mohair Bounties Bill was hioughi s i r and agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read the thud time to-morrow. lard MILTON rave notice, that on the third reading of the Husbandry Hone Duties Repeal Bill he should move a ;Haulm to prevent the surcharging of persons who occasion ally let nut horses which they kept for husbandry on bile fur • the purpose of thawing cools. Tar Report of (be Logan Spirits Duties BM was brevet Agitad agreed woad (he Bill ordered to be read (Le third time to•murrow. The Isle of Man Act Amendments Bill went 'breath the Committer, and was ordered to be reported to mutny,. ~..The Hops Exportati cn Dna/back sod the Dry..paid' Elospital Bill weal through the Committee. and Mr tumor was ordered to be reported trnmorrnw ; the latter was slier. wards reported, and ordered to be read the third time to morrow. The Report of the Select Committee on the Prison Laws Consolidation Bill was bruin:hi up and ordered to lie mitr ed, and to be taken into further consideration this day t'.ree months Mr. HUM E presented a Petition from several Mar ket Gar deners of the Parishes of Kensington and Fulham, prasie ‘ that horses employed by them may be included in the Hus. baud', Horse Duties Repeal Bill.—Lard on the table. Mr. H. G. BENNETT presented a Petition from t'e Protestant Disseuters of lb. Presbytenin Coineregana-, prayiag that marriages by their owe Ministers may be leg.. !eased in the same stammer as those of Jews, Quakers, and Roman Catholics. Dr. PHILLIMORE rose to notice m. insceurary on the part of the Pet:nouns. The Ht/Mlllll Catholics enjoyed such privilege ns was stated ; but, on the culinary, w e .e uhligr it to he remarried built according to the forms of their own Church,, mad also by a Minister of the Established Church, whets was often productive of go eat hardship. Me. H. G. BENNETT said, certainly the Petitioners hal bent led into air error by supposing a greater degre e of tole ration toeingt than, to the disgrace of the couotry, ass ac tually the case. The Ppluiou win ordered to he printed. Mr. C. CALVERT pre:sewed a Petition from • perso n named George White, who had been for several yeami a eon fidesiti•l messenger to the late Mr. Pitt; seveutems years Sus veyur of Taxes at Uxbridge, aid three years in a ,terirlar situation at Kensington, consplainisig that for havin g meeii laureation in urger to Kenai mal-practices in she of the revenue, be had beru looked nposi as an rata", and meddling person, and discharged from his situ/Alio.. its the year 181 g; since which period he Lad been in vain ?min 'oaring to get his front the Tax Office, fur want which lie 'show in the Ktug's Beach Prison in a state ni aggravated misery. He prayed that his ease earth, h., inquired into, mid that the House would take measures far the nobelium of those abirees, which he Lad po d out nn the Owiteetiow of the revenue.—Ordered to he ms the tab:a. The Prisoners Rename Bill was read the third lime a1..1 pollard. Mr. S. RICC mond for copies of all lettere addressed tan the Irish Governirient bye the Barons of the Courts of Ex. chequer in Ireland, relative to the Report of She C 0,,.,,,,.. sinners of luquiry tutu the Courts of J amine ILI Inland Ordeied. The Stock Cancelling Bill west through the Committee, and was ordered to be reported to-morrow. The East India Private Trade Bill went through the Corn. mince. . A short conversation ensued is the Committee sin the ge neral principles of free trade, and on the competitioir b.- tweet, the East mid West India Sneers, in which Mr. Hume, Mr. H. G Bennett, the Chancellor of the Exclieliser, Mr. Baring, Mr. Hensel, Mr. Bright, bird Biuning, Smith, and (Ir. Canning, took a part. After which the House gemmed. The Report was ordered to be received to-morrow. AGRICULTURAL COMMITTEE. A Message was delivered from the Lord., reqnesting a upy of the Report of the Committee on Agriculture. Ou the motion of Mr. ROBINSON, the Messengers wen. Wormed that the House should scud the Report by taste own Messengers. Lord A. HAMILTON rave notice that he should monn to-morrow for the lopes' of certain obouxiousclareses to tile Bill fur regulating Blewestes, passed ma the 19.11 Apr.l. EDINBURGH STAMP OFFICE. Mr. iiUMfi rose, tit putsuitnee of notice, to Itrieg this question under the nittsition of ihe hoot, From some papers which land Levi lately laid upo I the sable, Gentlemen would be better enithled to understand the transaction. This was a case whiel would skew the dispo.itioi. of Almisters iu ansall is well as great Matter*, to extend their influence, rather than attend to the substuntial itthentages the public. lie held um his hand a paper (octant. dug f u rly folio leiges, being a corresponds:awe to tween the Treao.ury and other Departments or ti Governmeot r on a transvetion iu ahich the Trea sury had little or nothing t o du. It &pillared that, for the better accommodatio n of the Stamp Office, tt became necessary that they should look out f a large building, and accordingly chreelintie were Riven to that effect by the Treasury to Mr. Led wych, Clivirman of the Board. He presented a letter upon the 25 li Apiil, orating that he cot.ld plot:etre a roper building (Dombreck's H tel) rat St. Andrew's-square, fur the sum of 7,400/. and with the advantage of immediate occupation. However, the Treasisty permitted private it.- fluetice to iiiterfere, and they gave their sans-thus to the building of a new Swop-office, at a pl.re called Regerit's Bridge. This appeared to him to be one of the Kiri/seat jobs that ever *NS practiesd. anti attUrded a striktog proof %hit there was no pulsdc tut asure whatsoever In which plicate man.. nice did oast interfere. According to the usual cu•tuin, Mr. Reed, the public architect, should have been employed in the building, but instead of that, the Honourable Baronet (Sir J. Marjuri batiks) had got his own architect, Mr. Lorin. UlOre, appointed. held in his hand a very able letter born Mr. Reed, pointing out the defects of the building. The rooms were quite dark, u large space was left behind. ogaiimt which a house might have been built, and the windows Clot up, which had since hero purchased at a Con- S e l o tr i ll s : e e l, e t X s p ,t c t .t is is t7 . oi,, i u a s t t is clan built ui a must iii ofiisle for the tu:iverrience of the inhabitants of LA,6.4d0il urge built at Ll'inteeliapel. Tire HOu. .thelltlessmil twat adverted, as another inststice of private influence. to the ulnae of trinientitthig the set - emir tiom Scutlaud. His Hoa. Fritud, tit. .. THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND. T HIS EVENING. THURSDAY. June 28, will be perforMed the Mel., drama of TWO WORDS; Or, SI I.F.NT NOT DUMB! Sir H,lduhrand ale Guy, Mr. Bartley; Valbelle, Mr. Pear man Tolman, Mr. J. Knight; La Fleur, Mr. Wilkinson Rosabelle, Miss Kelly; Lucie, Miss I. Steseusun; Hostess, Mrs. Grove. After which, the Comic Operetta called IS HE JEALOUS? klr. Belmar, Mr. Wren. b. 'Janie', Miss Kelly; Mrs. Belmour, Mrs. W. S. Chat terley ; Ruse, Miss I. Stevenson. To conclude with (80th time) a Musical Farce, called AMATEURS AND ACTORS. David Dulcet, EN Mr. Pearmass ; Mr. 0. P. Bustle. Mr. Haley; Whig, Mr. Wrench; Elderberry, Mr. Bartley; Geuffry MulEricar, Mr. Wilkinson. Miss Mary Hardline, Miss Witham; MI s. Mary Goateed, Miss I. Stevenson. The Growl !Wom has been Stied up as an Illuminated Shrubbery, and will he opened at Eight u'auck for the ad mission of the &coital Price, which commences at Niue. Fluxes, 30.; Snood Price, 35.—Pit, 35.; Second Price Is. 6J —I ewer Gallery, 20.; Second Pr.ce, la—Upper Gal len, Is.; Second Price, 6d. Doors open at Half.pitst Six, the Performance to begin at Senn. To.inorrow, the Opere of The Baron De Trench. TO EAT,: E.ROY A DRURY-LANE. rost TIIE BF.NEFIT OF Mlt. COOPER AND MR. 11. JOHNSTON. ON TuEst)Ay NEXT Jul s 3, will he per formed (for the fir-t time at this Theatre), the Opera of RUB ROY MACGREGOR ; Or, AULD LANG SYNE. WI) Roy Martirqur Cauipbell, Mr. Cooper; Dougal, Mr. H. Julaistiin ; Ilsillie Nicol Jessie, Mr. Mackay, who being on a abort visit hi Lundusi, disrirg the Edinburgh %%station. tas in the must feseudly and kind ussiluer tendered his ser •ires us the abuse in:ammo, fur ibis night wily (being his unt uppesrai co un a Liudou stJge). Wiiit a vsi imy of other Entertaiiimruts, as will be ex ptesseil iu Tut U/C advert iseuteuts. To emicluile s ub (first time these three years) the favourite Melwsleaoin of A TA I.E OF MYSTERY. Tickets to be had of Mr. Camper, No. IS, Ileniefort•builil inc., slimed ; of Mr. 11. itailll l / 1 .11. Ohl Stsughteer I St Martin's.lsne ; ..t Mr Currie's, 20 , Rigew-street ; and ..f Mr. Rental 11, nt the Rut nods of the Theatre.