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Puma 7d. . i.ji - T blr solely to one barren bring sposueilnug enure • abundant then ordinary, and that the plenty comers wind else Comissitte call she low prices at this RefOlltMli. The obvious remedy for this alleged evil wou!el be fur the agiiculturists to produce lei; end the hive heard to stupefaction, the dogmatic economists, Cr cathedra, adviSe and direct the people, siirie they complained of low wsges, to breed less, for, said they, with snigular sagseity, by-generating you bring competitor+ sigunot yourselves into the more let for labour.. If this be good in the !Aire, t , ss eighteen tithes better in the former case ; childiese cannot become competitors till (lie{ approach Intes. hood ; thus it is imponoilde for the peasant to suit his generative faculties to the demoted for labour— the atitertritl between gourriage and market being .r,_ pmenseserti whereas th e cortiegrower roily • - few oneself,a to cslculme *hat may be awned, lions what Oa. Beleidese leorne.l..laetirers are not secured fume she import of Neigh labourers, as the wooers of cons are secured from the import id' foreign corn. - • This 'Animas remedy to produce less, when growers base produced too much, is not alluded so to nor. Report; the Committee take a different course, a n d in defiance of the Man th:dim doctrine of a surplus people, they look " hopefully" to she growth 41 tree population as a MM.* to ItlapOat.' of the glut slid accumulation. IVltether the Committee deserve credit for this lierehy in dogmatic economy, I won't say ; hot it wools appear stmieue, indeed, if they had countenanced a glut of things to hr cousiteued and of persons to consume, at the same tune. These views, respecting the cause of distress, by the Corusititteth e are not essierisissed by the hulk of the station. The people do not colisider that the re• volition of prices is greater in agricultural produce than that of other modes of induhtry—on the eon. trary, manufacturers, artisans, tradesmen. and dealers find a greater difficulty by their profits to purchase ueeessaries n o w, than when grain war eon adorably enhanced, and they cosswder that the accunsulatiou of grain, if there be such, proceeds not fioru excess of produce, but from the stop in demand, from the reduced eircunistauers of the caneutuera. The people also refer their distress to taxation and war. Not so the Committee; they bold, that, comparatively, England is less taxed than any pest of Europe (4 great consolation !), and that it is leiis taxed now than formerly, coo sideeing its burdens and its ability —nay, more, that the late war was the era of England's proapenty. gad that doling this period England obtaierd an augmentation of internal wealth unparalleled in this or in any other nation. Really the Committee forgot, that Lord Castle reagh, in the debate on Mr. ‘Vesteries Bill to re peal the Malt Tax, spoke of • " r ttttt ens Exche quer;" and the Committee have also forgotten, amidst this theme of. opulence and of war, that one pauper offends the kingdom and its felicity.— After the prodigious omission by the Cuuu isnsee sensor, than a million-of the miserable people, it is becoming in them to declare, that landlords, tenant., and consumers, have a great common interest, &c. ; and particularly when the Committee propose. " as the principle and basis of the trade of foreign corn, such a protecting duty upon the product of other chemistries, as would not aggravate to the occu piers of suds soils (the poorest and most expensive now under tillage) the present difficulty of that competition," &e. Thus, then, to harmonize the interests of landlords, &c. the Committee proiNow that the poorest soils should be held in cultivation by u countervailing duty on the import of grain that is, that at any expense to the consumer, the worst hued stow worked should be continued in id this proposal wiser than l'etitioes against improved machinery ? The Committee say, pro tect the capital invested in Irad land, said why riot protect capital invested it. clumsy apparatus; atoll the latter would have been protected had Lad and his fellows beet' the Coruniittee-men, mid nut the Lords of the soil. The Committee propose " such a fixed duty as might compensate to she grower that eticuurage meld which he received during the late war, front the obstacles thrown in the way of free importa tion." Theis it it proposed, Unit consumers are aunt. after twenty-five years war, to enjoy the benefit of !mice— but that the consequences of war should he eternally continued fur the benefit of the land lord. TR' will be presented, a mew Beriusis Meludranie t called TUE MYSTERIOUS MARRIAGE; 014 THE III . EIRNHIP ROSELVA. RAPIIR-IWY A CO L, C' ENT-17 KORN. THis EVENING. TUESDAY. „Pally 17, will he turfed Shakapeares Historical Ph, of GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL IN WESTMINSTER ABNEY, UNDER THE KING'S GRACIOUS PA TRONAGF„ IN HONOUR OF HIS MAJESTY'S Co- RONATION, AND IN All) OF WESTMINSTER HOSPITA L. HIS Majesty haring graciously extended his Royal Sanction and Pvtronoge to a GRAND MU SICAL FESTIVAL, the receipts of which are to be applied to She Fiend fur Re•huilding Westminster Hospital, mad the Dean and Chapter hawing benevolently permitted the use of Westminster Abbey for that charitable purpose, the Per formance will accordingly take place en Tu LSDAY, the 2111. Memel., upon a scale suitable to the occasiou. The particulars will be expressed in future advertisements. The Committee appointed to carry ibis moony, into effect, will thankfully receive communications iu aid of it at Mr. Elsvre's, No. 27, Old Road street. Aaesisit 4. T. Town, of Yaldiug, Kent, miller, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lamina. /timing I I. G. Willett, of Owen's-row. lolitigton, Nliildlevet, pieture.fraeae.maker, at tarlse, at Guildhall, Loutlug. Count of Roselra, Mr. Clifford; Lord Albert, Mr. Hunt. lry ; Srgirierusel, Mr. Illeacough ; Rodolphe', Mr. Grant; Mowed, Mr. Jeryis • Ulwrio, Mr. Wyatt. Coasetess Roselyn, Mrr. W. Fratmala; ' Coosiamtia, Mies Taylor; Terme, Miss E. Pill. . . After which, • New Barletta, called THE TWO GREGO. RIES; ur, Where did the Mosey t o me f ro m ? Earl of she Berlrlta, the popular Romance, called THE HUSSAR; or, Lure and Mercy. The Eastrriatunsents to toeclude with (2d lirer) an entirely uew Comic Burlerta,fousadril on an historical Fart, called FREDERICK AND VOLTAIRE; THE KING AND THE POET. Frederirk the Sreesed, Mr. Hendry; Voltaire, Mr. Bea couch; Raerhowrt, Mr. Jervis; Trim, Mr. Fitzwillism; Borconsastrr Fareerearan Mr. Wyatt; Frantz, Miss Bruce. Jearisserte, Miss Copeland. KING HENRY THE FOURTH, PART THE SECOND. Eine Henry. Mr. Alm-ready; Prince of Wale; Mr. C. ICIIIIiIC Priers. John. Mr. Abbott; Chief Justice. Mr. Eger. ton; Westmoreland. Mr. C Sir John Falstaff, Mr. Parrett; Shallow. Mr. W. Farrrn nee. Mr. Emery; Pis tol, Mr IRlanchard. WO. Quickly, Mrs. Misreport. In is liirl• will he introduced fon, aildatioenl Scenes, dis playing the GRAND CORONATION. Scene 1. ThP Platform leading to the Abbey —Seca, 11. iTestivinster Abbey. — Sour 111. The Clrieters of th► Abbey. —Seery IV. The Grand Banquet. prepared in ITestmitistrr Hall, which is decorated with the different Arms of Eughtud. Aftrr whith the Farce of X. Y.• Z. Capt. CaNiol. Mr. Connor; Grabhletmi, Mr. Blsarlitiril ; Ntylity Bray, Mr. Liston; Hempeeml, Mr. Esaery. Maria, 31iss RearisonS ; Dora Mionswell, Mrs. Davenport. CERTIFICATVI—Atioun •. John Archer, of Ware-Pas k- Msl 1 , Hrrt ford. m i ller.— C. J. Bolden, of Duke Street, West Smithfield, Loudon, painter.—D. Trotting, late of Guldsmithadrect, London, lace-dealer, T. G. Murder,., of Slarlioa. Stafford, doper.— J. Smith, jam. of Itarnagate l Kelm, carpenter.— G. Seaman, of Illishopagate-etreet, Lontiore, horn draper.—G. &w.th, of Peter'slase, Liverpool, woolleo.draper.—J. Fisher, of Minty, York, raff-twerehitut.--abornas Ramsey, late of Saint Mary. hull, Leedom wisredwercharst. PA RTN ERSHI PS DI&SOLVED. J. Malaita's, sew. and .1. Wollaston, jun. t.f Great Castle- Are. t, Oxford-street, rectifiers, 111111. 30, 1821.—H. An strews and M. A. Tucker, of Hoddeaduo, Hertford. brick. layers, July 3, 1821.—F.Smith and G. W. Dickireson, .f side, Southwark, cualmserclumis, Jure 30, 1821.—E. Wil eon and H. Gribbin., of the Strand, Middlesex, coal mer chants, July 7, 1821.—R. liawkesley wad R. Cullen, of linisemstreet, Edgeware.road, Middlesex, grocers, July 4, 1821.—R. Price, W. Price, and W.l homes, of Maidstone heading% Southwark, hop-facture. June 24. 1821.—C. Allan, and W.Berg„ of Lillie Carler.lnsie, Doctors' Cousseess, Landes, sugar-refiners, July 14, 1821. 41. —Pit 'lc—Gallery ls. Tickets sad Placea to be bad at Jibe Bos•offioe of the Tlwaise daily, Gana Tea Sill Fun, o'clock. neon fib he opened at Half past Six itTkirlt—the Play to 'begin at Seem. Hoerr, 7r ; Seemed Price, 3.. ; Second 'Price, 4..—Ciellery, IL; &evert Price, le.—Upper Gal lery le.; Sentent Prier. 6A. To-wwwtow, Kieft Henry IV. Part 11. with the Cornea eines—awl John of Peri*. PRICES OP CORN. Average Prices of Curu of Englewd and Wales, by the Quarter of Eight Winchester bushels, au4 of Oatmeal per boll of teethe. avoinhipoiar, from the returns received its the wash muted the 7th of July. tell. NEW THEATRE-ROYAL. HAFMARrxr. THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, July 17, .01 he wird 11w Opera of GUY MANNERIN(L• emery Bertram, Mr. Leval Lee (frosis Wrionewsre Playa, Bah, his 3d appeararree ow a Landow stag.); Vol. Masser imr. Mr. esker; Mali, Mr. J. Haswell; lAA Slatierairk, Mr. Ward; Gilbert Glomirs, Mr. Haasimasorl; Dominic tiumpson Mr. Ta)leure. Julia A launeriam,Mica It. Corti; Lucy Bertram, 1111.. Carew; /leg Alrecilles, Mr.. AllllOOll. After which the Berlraque Eater Misuses, of BtISRASTES FUR I OSO. Arlsaussirmitra, Mr. J. Rumen; Fusbrm, Mr. Pane; Ge as ral &whales, Mr. Tayleore. Dratatfilia, Mrs. hoses. To emerged, with the Farce of THE VILLAGE LAWYER. Justine Miltimrs, Mr. Coates; Scout, Mr. Decamp; Snarl, Mr. Williams; Mr. Cow...lcy; Sheepface. Mr. Ta)- kare. Mrs. Seoul, Mrs. Ksolls11; Kstr. Miss Swarth. 1 1 • al . --4 I. d s. d I. s. d s. d a. 4i 4. 4 31 0 31 0 23 10 18 30 30 1 19 3 0 0 Mares fur the Bum.a to be biker of Mr. Moisiogbam, at •ibe Theatre. N.H.—Private Boxes may be hail rightly, b) application -at the Iti.x-..ffice. To-morrow, The Foundling of the Forest—Moe Devils— and Peeping Too. Oa Thursday, The lirir at Law, with other occasional Entotaisinienta. OST respectfully submitted to tl.e Public 1.1 the extremely severe ease of Mr Ttio II AS CH AP- M AN, late of Sovithwark.—Nearly thirty years apt. be discovered and invented the MPallsi of making the Fur of the South Sea Seal-skim available to oar manufacturers. Pre wens to this important dirciortry, the valusble Far now *boomed from the real by his invention, ell 4 1113411. Ue vise of other than fur manure fur the land. The Fur Seal-skins were of an little value, as searerly in be worth the freight of the ship. They were chiefly sold to the tanuarc, at from fonepeure to two shallows each ; IMy ►ate since been wild in 91. and upwards per akin, and their Poor at richly *bd. ling. prr puunJ weight. linmenee qutasatitier of Seal Fur are yearly manufactured and narked up into hate, *lmola, and doll' of great value. N umeruua and •ariuua articles of If this be so, Hobbes'■ state of nature it the state of Great Britain, and c►vilization and barba rity are reversed. I have another remark to make on the spirit of this Report. It refers to the rate of wage. as in creashig the distress, thua--. , It has hitherto been further' aggravated by the comparative slowness with which prices generally, and particularly the prices of tabour, accommodate themselves to a change in the value of money." That is, wages have not declined in propornon to rents, profits, &c. The fact is, however, thut wagea seldom or ever rise in proportion to rents aud profits, and par ticulatly during the late war, they did not approach the advance of either ; besides, the Statute Book abounds 111 laws to depress witAes, and latterly wages have been doled out most economically front the Poors'. Rates. This Report is not less monstrous in its proposal than in the time when the proposal is made ; fur now it is concluded, that the right of the poor to support should be restricted, while it is concluded that their food should be permanently and exceed ingly enhanced beyond that of any other people iu Europe, and this when England has obtained it me tallic currency correspondiut,• to that of other Euro peua nations. I rejoice infinitely in the return to cash payments ; yet in comparison to a free trade in grain, it is utterly futile aud contemptible. They differ, as counters and the means of life. Other po sitions are controvertible in the Report, as " that the price of corn fluctuates more than that of other commodity of extensive consumption, in pro portion to any excess or deficiency in the supply ;" for potatoes are much more variable in price, and fur a direct contrary reason assigned for the fluctu- ornamental and comfortable clothing are alto manufactured from it; and it ir ealculated, that from lifly to one hundred ►housand Fur Seul-akins have, on average, been annually impiiited and worked up since the tithe their Fur wan by Mr. Chapter's' first made available. Not hiving the mean. in his poser, whew he amide this inspoitaat discovery, el securing it to himself, was the alum of his Adore ant peesent distress.' The public bath already beurfitril by it to a great amosst. _ _ The frteudsuf dal above meritorious but truly unfor. curate individual. lase theemed M advisable to solicit a PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTION, is she loupe sir raising ta fowl that may, is some degree, alleviate his sufferings. Through severe Mame sad unavoidable misfortunes, he bath fur some years been utterly 'Shoat the menus of being able to carry on the bantam he invested, established, and brought into general use—Advanted age, and the great •ffliction occasioned by e severe rheumatic complaint, whirl, Wiest confines him fur two or three months at a time, i,a the cause of so much weakness, that be is rendered almost unfit sail onside to pursue any basinees that will provide the means of existence. Thus be, who, by an ingrains. and skilful discosery, halls been the eau'e of giving daily Mimi to thousauds, who are employed in an entire new manaticlare iu various branches, which also occasions numerous shipping and seamen to be employed—who traverse the moist reunite pantie( the South Seas in search of Far Seals, discovering Hilly new and valuable islands, is himself, at au adeaueed age, destitute of support. Suleicriptions will be thankfully received at Messrs. Her ries. Fasipilmr, and Co. Bookers, St. Jaines's.etrort; and at Mews. Snow and Paul, Barkers 217, Strand. The Hots. and Right Rev. lord bishop of Durham The !Cilia Hue Frederick Robinson. President of the &NM 0 Trade . The Right Hun. the Earl of Protbruke 5 0 0 .Earl of Manna..sl . 5 0 0 'Lord Dartmouth 5 0 0 Joke Jells* Ant...skin, Esq. Merry Mil" Hem Esq. 5 0 0 ~'~ . - ---- ICING'S 71INA THE. THRATRIT.ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUJE, BANK OF ENGLAND, JULY 12, Ai l . CORONATION. TIJIS EVENING, TUESDAY, Jul y 17, • srnA ND. EVENING. TUESDAY. July 17, r INHE COURT OP - DIRECTORS of the Iv FAT in the on,i4 i1e1i..011.1111. e l,i,risd e a jtoa- Riarini's Opera Itsiffa, . lion to view this splendid paresis', viz at the boost% - H I S EVENING. be performed the popular Operetta called i (: ND ....4 ciimpatiy of the BANK 4' IL TURCO IN ITALIA. ENGLAND One Nofire, No, 1. thecorner of Poker-yard awl rirlintnetit. street, ore Between the Arts, a f its Ditertioesnent. IS HE JEALOUS ' now mbe had for Eight. '.5 . 11.. our. and T ...) G a r den, , by a p- lise THURSDAY NEXT, .Ai 194 inollni. heit l ll •P- nhcargeo t. • After the Opera, the Grand Ballet, entitled, Mr. Belswour, Mr. Wrench. Hanker , Miss Kelly; Mn. • pointed for the Cl /RON ATION iff has Al AJ ES TV, that the •- - - " , d- Pm ". 1 . -e: '• LE CARNAVAL DE VENISF.. Belanger, Miss Carr ; Kam, Mils 1. Steveussisi. Oakes for the Transfer of ilim Public Fuuda, awl for the Na. 4100. Lamb s Coselsitidieet. Oe to-count of the exteusivo Scenery, Machinery, Dresses. After which ( 10th time) • new Petite Piece, iu two acts, called deliveriug of the Dividesil Weaminta, will be snuT un that sit 26, Hutton g and at Peroration*. Se. is irrrpalleeljon fur th r Grand millet of LOVE'S DREAM. I Day, It IVII GOLD sit,' sliS ER Dit EsS Es, Mei:lL rwmpesiell by M. Albert, not brier is a sulScielit Frederirk E.. 7, MI. Worsels; Simms, Mr, Harley; Henry - TURBANS, and SCARY F- 4 4. —AR Weavers who have The Court of Dimming. with the- enceormare an d at state fur repreventatios. it is •untoiiilably pooportoil. Murton, Mr. Protease ; . Mr. Donner, ~ Mr. Rowbothani • nay Cwasds that have either siiiveky eve *settee to rerun,- • the requist of lb Coassaillsaref Balihera. recommend that .. Apptirations for Notre and Tickers to be made to Mr. iAwr., M. Mork". Citcliti'Mp e ns e e ; &lie. K e lly ; M asse , bill...mt Note. tee ou the ma woes , be . d ~ 18 i wien4iStess, which they can sill chea_pbr reiii'y moult,. ace Eters. Durikveller to his Majesty, 17, Ohl Boni.street. Mrs. Bryan. ; Pei ., Ini ':'° I d requAild to apply hi SHEARS R.A er.r...w. 11, Helltif t ha- Tu conclude iskli Pd tiltte) a peir Farce, in two acts, aa iss !' " ' and they will to ' libil -P P.Pele g '" ''' . " 1 """ to street, C.oventgarden, where Loam me tenger. of finding TitN .4 TNN.lttt YA 1., DRURY- LA Nh. . ' broad silo iir ha II d Lacs, ea r - the ir Clerks to presto* them for payment ems the ISA Mama. •• the ler2e.t and decillerUy the Meet ekestit variety in Lou. t . e 'll 0 PENCE . V In order to facilitate the leshilic Rosiness. the Court of • dos of fashionable Silks. &tilos. Gauien.b.stitiftil Lies FrIIIIS EVENING. TUESDAY,' July 17, 0 •141 1 ilmiliVler • Mr. Busgay , Mr. Bart- Direch " will me " " ' W EON Eirbri 1 the !Sib., instead stif and Illobbirset Dreams, Veil . , and Scarves . Habeidashi•ry of IL ki4‘ll.jinav's Servants will perform the Comedy of .. l . 7 °: el l 'aedoolior a . Mr. i rremeh ;Tw. ~e tedey, the nth. hi tue atoticate. y Patty. '" every Weikeiption, at prices wo extremely megawatt.. that sa *A CURE FOR THE HEART ACII. mt. w• ' • . MN 1. Ilievriumu ; Cecilia, Ms*. A ' it BEST, Secretary. idea ear be formed without inspection. Gioia Striped Sari. Sir Hubert Stanley, Mr. Foote; Cheeks Smiley, 1111. Bar. s ey w o ., 3 . Wm Grove. . nets, Is. IOJ. per yard; ekg*ut F,giired Guile Dressist, sae,' ; Vortex, Me. Gattle; Tossup Rapid. Mr. Ellistwar; 4W • . „ ..a tßadurwatra sanallhary 41111, Ai opened at Bed Its. nth ; sad Iflorauce Strippe Ili WI. the lAress.—Blessfit EAST li lt ' "IL -r mod ( ts. - .Woad liana. No 111 livarictlu-strecla C a rtel. It mid, Mr. W. H. Wil!inits• ; Frank 0011464 Mr. Ksitilil. ediKkitio 10.410,111141LAwhilUyggshobishrstems- THE ' COIU ' S of 414 R ode r -Ave Men Vortex, Miss Fottilhoott I, hiss Vortex, Mss- U : 0 0060 4" -..-. .-, upscrED tow n ii i mititic u odrs of LNG. . ettewsive Collection of Lobs Imitating' And lusiy Oallasd, Mrs. Dryer. Boom : Ss. ; Nernisd Pam, So4 o ll, 34:1 Second Price, LAND,triadfog fir fireS or ism Es, a. impily, 0.. Notice, Chasm Crape Shawls and Scarves, from ace to IS Guineas To camels& with (11th time' a new Farm raged : le. Sil —.Lower Gallery, ts.; Sec ond PLee, lc—Upper Gal- That the COAIMITTEIC tor MUTING sod WARR. each. THE SPECTRE skiror.anoirti: :-. r !ivy, -Is.; See uud Pelf?, 0.1. HOUSF-S will be ready to receive Proposals is writing, Or, A GHOST IN SPITE Of HIMSELF. s. Door omit at Hall.ptivi Sir, ilk 'Performance to begin at - sealed up, na Or before WEDNESDAY. the 20111 Jwirr , flio4l SAITUKDAY A 'IGIII"S GAZL7' 11. The principal Charartery ity Menem Cowper. Gatti', Bac.;„ seven. frost such permit" n+ miy be willing to supply the C um . wad, Smith, Smith, Knight, Mrs. Oiger, and Alias Smithson. patty with PACKING CASES : DIVIDEND S. This Doors will be opened at Half-past Six ti•Cleek, and The two new Pieces of The Alystt Firms Marriage, suit Fre. Awl the Conditions of the said Contract may be new on ap- August T. Wm. Hyde, of liewford-buildings, Fescbureb- ' the Performatives commence at Sieves. 'hoick red Voltaire, barrios been received wall, nohoussled plisati.n to the Clerk to the said Committee, with whom the street, Loudon merchant, at tea at Golkinall. ILllegr 75.; t i •Pr"" 4 Price. S.. " — Pit. 36 - "4 Second approbation and re.amitionced with acclamations, will be PrOpmals Milli be WI before Eleven o'Clock its the Pore. -August 9. IL Stilwell, of Bath, shoemaker, at eleven, at the Price, to—Gallery, Is. ; Seated Prier, IL—Upper Gal- acted evety Evening. moots of the said nth July, after which hoar the Committee Christopher leo, Bath. lore. Is. ; Seemed Prot.., ad. To-morrow, The SURREY THEATRE will m o t rece i ve any 'T en d er . Argue. 7. J. :hereunto, of Broad-street, Bloonerbarry, Mid. TH' EVEN IN(:,T , UESDAY, July 17, PETER AVBER , Ass i stant S ecretary. Mears, eorn.chandler, at ten, at Guildhall, Landow. will be presented. a new Seri ous M e l u d ranse . ca ll e d 1' and Giommot is L oar Dramatist--Thet--The Spectre Bridegroom— s Awro.t 4- , MAIN., sbf If o , alA.e. Kamer mains*. ....a-...- et -. SADLER'S WELLS. The Public are respectfully issforowd, that le consequence of the severe issdispuoitiote of MRS. EGERTON. she Heart of Mid Luthirst cannot be acted till further notice. 'THIS EVENING. TUESDAY . July 17. will be perfumed (for the 24th mot) the Grand Se rious Pasco« ism d BLACK BEARD; • OR, THE SPECTRE OF THE GALLEY. Ceptsie Teach (slim Ulackheard), Mr. Campbell; Boil.. wain, Mr. G. Swath; -William, Mr. West; Loral. Martini, Mr. Seater. Orra, Mrs. Frederick; Nancy, Miu Jelswitoae; iIINIPSIN Mies J Seen. After which (stewed time) a mew Comic Serktia, called E AIR BALLOON ; OR, ALL IN THE CLOUDS. In the roam of the Barletta, A GRAND INCIDENTAL BAI.I.ET, By Mr. St. Albin, Miss Garbois, aid the Corp, de Ballet. After which (37th time) as eater, new and splendid C.oasie PSlliollllilll. ' railed HARLEQUIN "AT HOME;" OR, THE MAGIC FOUNTAINS. _ _ The Doors will be opeut 41 at Six °thick, soil the Per ineum., !NUMMI!! si Seven. A CORONATION CRACKER. In a few days will be published, with 30 Cuts, prier Is. ASLAP AT SLOP AND THE MODog STREET GANG: a Coronation Cracker. With the Life of DOCTOR SLOP. By the AUTHOR u/" THE POI.ITICAL HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT." Printed for William Hone, 4S, Ludgate-hill. GREAT NORFOLK ESTATE AND MANORS, WITH A NOBLE MANSION, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. WAKEFIELD, At Garraway's Coifer-lsouse, 'Chasige-Alley, Candid', on FRIDAY, the 10th of August, at Tirelre o'clock. Lot I. /VIE MANORS, or revoted MA. 1 Nuns, of BUCKENHASI SIBTON, ita Crouton, and THETFORD-CUNI-HALWICK, extending over a large tract of country. tor flier with is noble Minokin called RUCKENDAM-DOVSE, situated in an ancient Park of Our Thousand Two Hundred nod Fifty Aeret. tngether with sulidry Farms, consistlng of Eight Thousand Nine Hundred Aires. i.udesing this Lot TEN THOU SAND ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES OF LAND; about rirtbty miles from London, and eight horn the Borough, Assize, and Market Towu of Thetford, iu the Counties of Nom folk and Sutfolk. This Lot forma out of the finest Sporting Properties in England. The Park is finely urnasneisted by old Timber, ausl large sheets of Water, impplird by Streams %thick tuts for many miles through the &Aide. A Na vigahle Cakel also rens from Thetford to Lynn, and a Chalybente Spring has been lately disicovered at Thetford, *herr a Pump-room it fleeted; mid there is great proba bility or vast valise heiug added to the property adj.iining the Town, fount this circumstance, at eau very distant period. Lot 2. The A DYOWSON to site ALTERNATE PRE. SENTATION to the UNITED RECTORY of LANG- Elflt D-CU BURGH. Lot 3. A FARM, in the Parish of Aslsill, near Walton, Three Hundred and Seventy Aries ; its the occupation of Roger Jerry, at a Real of 450/. Lit 4. A FARM. in the Parish of Ashill, Two Hundred slid Thirty-Eight Acres; in the occupation of James Toler, let uss Lease for 35111. per Annum. l.ut 5. A FARM, iu the Parishes of Aida!! and Hoesch ton, let ou Lease, with list A, to Robert Miller and s em , bring Four Modred and Siaty.utue Acres, at 795/. per 11t11111./1. 1.01 6. THREE CI OSES of LAND, Thirty-eight Acres, comprised in the trme with Lot 5. Lot 7. The MANOR of UPHAI.L, COI.LARDS, and GEARNES, inA.lull, with its Fines, Rights, sod A vpstiri. moss' , a; rendering, the Owner NAPERER at the KING's CORONATION. 14 Wiriveti by Tirket• may, which may he hail of Mr. WAieficld, P.lll-mall ; nod of Messrs. Few, Aslintorc, and Hamilton, S o licitors, Covent garden ; soil PArticulara had of them, Nod of Mr. Edward rowel!, Thetford ; of NI F..rsicr and Viiihaiike. Solicitors, Norwich ; of Joint Krifht. 14 eel, I: q Mother, Yarmouth; of Timothy Holmes, Esq. Solicitor, Btu y St. Eilmisiors; of John F.111'1114 il, eq. S.l lie I OW, Ilarinw ; of Thus. Hall. E•q. tkilicitur, SilTema dew; of Mr. IVakrlield, Krook.streti, Ipso it of Thomas Copp. E q. Sodicitur, or Measrs.•Merity and Chalk. tlartma. turd; at the K Iliad Arum, Ncwatarkit ; and at Garraway.a. wesrrmoisTEß ABBEY. AFEW SEATS sriihiii thr CHURCH to be LET, which will ransomed a full View of the whole Procession inside the Chortle, and of all the Cere monies frost the Entrance at the West End, and the aelehl Solemnity of the Coronation to the coaclosion. Ticket. may he bad, and the places seen, l.y applyin to Mr. Hollocombe, No. 3, Cloisters, Deau'il- yard; to Mr. Sale, in the West (.d of the Cha rd ,, from Ter till Four; also at dia Arpyle Rooms; or Meows. Birchen's, Bond.street. N.B.—iThese Seats sot comieeted with Messo. Glanville. CORONATION. —The Puldic are respectfully iefissmsed, that those extensive Premises. in the ores patios sr Messrs. ADAMS and SIGIUNS, lestuansaenta, situate at the Comer of Reidge.mreet sod Partiament•Mosst, opposite Westminster Abbey. have been Steed up fur lks . pose a VIEWING the PROCESAIDN Mahe CORONATION. The Premises, which, from their situ.. ties conunasid a long, assitioneil, sasil near view of the whale line of Procession, are Stied up with every emotion to the Comfort sail Accommodation of Visitors; fur which purpose Atieudams, both male and fensak, will be in wait. ins, sod Refreshments provided. T. liaise whir appreciate the comfort and safety of viewing the Procession from a Dwelling-house, where facilities are arranged, which it II not possible to obtain is a crowded and indiscriminate NO.- setsiblate, it will be unnecessary to expatiate apon the advaatagesqf the situetiuu. Nu inure Tickets will be issued than the space and accommodation provided well esansfort. ably and conveniently admit uf, and every precautiwi has end will he takes to ensure the respectability of the Company.. _ _ Fis . rili;r information say be obtained by applying on the Pre,Men. CORONATION. BISHOP'S CATHEDRAL. GALLERIES-SECOND NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. 311 it. BISHOP most respectfully informs those IL Ladies and Gentlemen who have lisinuored him with their patronage, that they will Awl in his Galleries all the sceirmiliodatioirs, in every respect, of a private residence; mod he is happy to slate, that, indepr niltutly of the very fa. Tuneable situating of his Premise., which are within four yards of the Royal Platform, they will now have the extra ordinary and exclusive advantage of seeing all the Peeresses of the realm, in their splendid Costa Orruses, cross the Platform to the Abbey, directly opposite his Galleries, by se avenue which has only this day been opened by command for that purpose. The extensive Promenade, open only to this range of Galleries. will consequently lie paced by all the rank, beauty, and fishion of the country. Tickets at One and Two Guineas each may be had at Mr. Bishop's Office, on the a od, in St. Margaret's Church yard; Mr Taylor, Surveyor, Great Hann-street, Westmin ster; and Mr. Burton, watch maker, Liocolesdlon-gate. N.B —The route for Carriages to these Galleries will be seers in the Official lustrartioos of his Majesty's Must Ho nourable Privy Couneil (No. 31, as printed in the Daily Papers, so that the Public may be secure in their access to their places sill the hour of Seven in the Morning of the Coronation. WESTMINSTER ABBEY. CORONATION.—NIessis. Glaurille and Co. have, by permissiou of the MOW and Chapter, FITTED UP, accordiug to ancient visage, all those parts within the Abbey that have from time immemorial been ac counted their privilege. The Seats are arranged in the side Aisles, on each side the platform, and raised a sufficient height from it fur spectators In euminsnd the procession a n d discern the featured of individuals. In She intermediate croft° nave, rent part of the processiou will remain during the ceremony within the Choir. The musk of the organ will be distinctly heard. The Seats are eosirenitostly divided for letting, in boxes bolding leo and teensy each, whilst others are retnisied for single tickets; thus giving an oppor tunity for persons in any part or the kingdom to make cer tain of a seat within the Abbey (if applied fur without de lay), who might not otherwise have the chance (by favour only) of procuring a Ticket. Another ilivisiou of Seats are limb() feel from the Sour, part formed into boxes holding four anal eight persons each; here the Music of the Organ and Choiriaters will he enjoyed in the great.at perfect' A few of the Seats at this height will actually sot only command the Procession in its approach to the Altar, but also the ( . CllllOll y of wilting the Crown on his Majesty. h. ad. Tlwrr if ample space allowed fur walking at the back of all the Seale, bulb above and below; and Refreshment Room*, Female Attendants, and •II conceniencies are pro and as the Duxes are coustructed to prevent crowd ing, properly malted and decorated, it is coucluded persons may be as much at their ease as in their own Mesns. Glanville and Co.'s Office, against the Nortkaide of the Abbey itself, is open from lets till four each day The Seats are going uhf rapidly. OBSERVATIONS, BY MR. ON THE REPORT OF THE SELECT COMMITTEE ON THE STATE OF AGRICULTURE IN THE UNITED KINGDOM. Ste—We have at last obtained the Report, but not the evidence on which the Report is founded, of thin all-important Committee. Nor has the con fidence of its projectors been disappointed, for though no allusion is made it. the Report to the circumstance, the repeal of the tax on agricultural homes is referable to the potency of the Committee, which was essentially a combination to uphold rents, and this is legal ■nd just, though a combination to uphold wages is the contrary, and highly penal ; for the lords of the soil are created to make laws, and the people horn to obey them. This is truly a hopeful Report. Rope is the re peated remedy ; it is so obtruded that it is obvious ly empirically applied to cheat the patient, who pe rishes while he pays. Why, it hopes much relief from economy and retrenchment, and in the cou eluding paragraph of the Report. the Committee indulge the hope of assistance fron► the Stoking Fund. " The constant operation of such a Siuking Fund, as in the present state of our fioanc.s, may, henceforward, during the continuance of peace, be regularly appropriated to the reduction of the pub. he debt," &e. One Sinking Fund, ■mounting to thirteen millions, was seized by the Minister; an other was begun in 1819, in consequence of a reso lution in the House of Commons, which stated— that it was necessary there should be a clear sur plus revenue over the expenditure, of not less than live millions, and that in aid of that purpose three millions of new taxes should be imposed. They were imposed, ■nd this Necessary surplus is the present state of our finances. which was intended to form a Sinking Fund of live millions, falls short this very year of a stogie million. The Committee affirm, that the complaints of the Agricultural Petitioners " are founded in fact, in so tar as the occupier of an arable farm, after al lowing for the interest of his investments," &c. is by no means compensated by the price of corn.— Yet is this price nearly double the Continental prices. The evil flies' is. according to the Commit tee, that the 'agriculturists, with the acknowledged monopoly of the house market, cannot obtain above double the price of grain in the great European market, and the coasts consent of this pitiable situ.- lion is also, according to the Committee, the present accansulation and glut of grain in the United Kingdom. Suppose sit; whence arise this present accumulation and glut? First, as I have said, the Committee aver, that the law's protect' from foreign competition amounts to a monopoly of the home market—that the annual produce of grain of the kingdom equal. the mutual coosumptiou—that the harvest of 1819 did not exceed an average crop —and, that the harvest of 18510 was more abundant. Then by the reasoning, and in the Innguage of the Committee, the glut and accumulation are refera- f~