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~~~ I (et -t -z..e.et2 (%.e Ea r ) ~-~..z... MFS ~'~',' ~~ !FSVire' 4(e7. I • • • ■ = . - ..; if (r; '•;', .../ :: ''... • (4 4 ,1 1, 14;(, . r . . .. IM ~~ 'ir . . 1 =. • + .... . . ~ . . : . ~.. . . 5tz4,5.„ 4 "• 4; . i #, M Nth !k. 2_ .... 'a.... :;t i'l irt - ( NUMBER 5823. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. IS EVENING, FRIDAY, August 3, j his Majesty's Servants will perform the Mel o aroma of ELLA ROSENBERG. Rosenberg, Mr. Cooper; Ella Romabers, Mies Smithson. After which THE CORONATION. The Proce.dois commences tram Wemminster filell. The Second Scene, the Interior of the Abbey.—The Third, and Introductory Scene, in which Mr. Knight will introduce n new Comic Song; entitled, The King and the Coronation, Old England and the People."—The Fourth Same, the Hall, in the course of which the Grand Enter of the Champion. To conclude with (19th time) a new Farce, called THE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM; Or, A GHOST IN SPITE OP Hl SELF. The principal Characters by Messrs. Cooper, Gaelic, Bar nard, Smith, Knight, Mrs. Omer, and Miss Simithuon. Boxes, 7s ; &COMA Price, 3s. 641.—Pit, 3s. 641.; Second Price, 9s.....GaPery, Is. • Second Price, IL—upper 9•1. lc; Price, 6d. Opera of Trobasiorapim. ‘1: NEW Til ATR le-ROYA L, HAYMARKET. THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, August 3, will be acted the Burlesque Entertaiament of TOM THUMB. In Arthur. Mr. J. Russell ; Lord Grizzle, Mr. Tayleure; Tom Thumb, Miss G. Carr. Queen Thillatolla, Mrs. Jonas. After which • Comedy, called RULE A WIFE ANI) HAVE A WIFE. The Duke of Medina, Mr. Faulkeer; Juan, Mr. Baker; the Copper Septa* Mr. Decamp; Alonzo, Mr. Payne; Leen, Mr. Conway; Cicalae, Mr. Younger. Margaritta, Miss Boyce; Isabel, Mrs. Kendall; Ake., Miss Saida; Esti. Inglis, Mr.. Johnson. To conclude wish the Musical Entertainmealt of NO SONG NO SUPPER. Crop, Mr. Tayleure; Frederick, Mr. Payne; Endlees, Decamp; Robin, Mr. J. Rouen. Dorothy, Mrs. Julies; Lonisa. Mrs. Garrick; Margaretta, Miss Grew; Nelly, Mrs. T.yleu►e. Buses, 3..—First Gallery, 55...-Stusd Gal. key. Is. Places for the Boxes to be taken a Mr. Maminglians, at the Theatre. To niurrow, Seeing is Believing—after which (first time), new Comedy, called Rise sad Fall, in which Mr. Jones, of the Theatre Royal, Covent-Garden, will make his first ap pearance this season—sail The Agreeable Surprise. THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND. THIS EVENING. FRIDAY. Augu►t 3. will be performed (51b time) a Musical Drams, is three acts, called THE WITCH OF DERNCLEUGII, Bring a new Dramatic Version of Goy Monuering. Colonel Guy Mannerist, Mr. Rowhothant ; Henry Ber tram, Mr. Putman; Charles Hazelwood, Mr. Broadhurst; Justice Glw•iu, Mr. W. Bennett; Donaistie Sampson, Mr. Wilkinson; Dsndie Dinmoist, Mr. Salter; I) sk Hattersick, Mr. T. P. Cooke. Miss Julia Manuering, Miss Cas ; Flora, Miss Hoidaway; Meg Merrilies (she Witch of Derucleugh), Aldo Kelly. After which the Musical Farce of Ara LK FOR A WAGER; Or, A BAILIFF'S BET. Merringtos, Mr. Rowbotham; Mittuass•, Mr. Minion; Diti I...Arias* Mr. H•rlry; Hooke, %Volker, Mr. Wilkin sots ; Kuehl)+, Mr. T. P. Cooke. Emma, Muss I„Sterrusos; Mrs. Kildesry, Mrs. Grove. The Illuminsied Shrubbery will be opened at Eight &Clock for tire admission of the Second Price, which coos. minces at Nine' Doors open at H+lf•past Six, the Performance to begin at Tu-morrow, The Witch of Derneleegh, with Two Prate. SADLER'S WELLS. r IS EVENING. FRWY, August 3, r i A and TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, August 4, will be preseisied„ THE HEART OP MID.LOTHIAN. Motive Wildfire, Mt,. Eiterimt. Afte► which the &vomit'. Burletta of FUN IN A VILLAGE. To conclude with a new grand IMelu•drama, called THE CHIEFTAIN'S OATH; OR, THIS RIVAL CLANS. Gleaall, Mr. Phillips ; Maclean, Mr. Campbell. Matilda, Wow E. Scutt. The la►t Se►ae will represent the burden of a spariouv lake of Real Water, and the destructioa of Madames Camp by firs. The Doors will 14 opened at Six o'Cloek, and the Per. C protancer costammee a Quarter before Seveu —Boxes, 4s.— Pit, 24.—Gallery, Places for the Boxes may be taken of Mr. Stark, at the Theatre, from Ten till Four ; and at Mr. Cbapplea, Royal Library, ran mall. HEIFSSENCE of PEARL nod PEARL DENTIFRICE, invented by the late Jacob Hemet, Dentist to the Royal Family, have been proved by long ex perience to ! pearly excel, both in elegance and efficacy, . eery other preparation fur the Teeth and Gums; they ef (tonally preserve the Teeth iii a sound state even to old age, metier them white and beautiful without impairing the enamel. fastru such as are louse ' and keep such as are de cayed fr o m b e c o ming worse. They likewise render the howls delicately sweet, prevent the Tooth-Ache, perfectly sure the Scurvy is the Gums, and make them grow firm and close to the Tech.—The Essence is particularly recom mended to Parents and Persons who have the care of Ohlitlrell as the greatest preservative of young and tender Teeth. Nose are genuine but what have the words, " J. Hemet, Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street," engraved the L Sta F.lrmp. Price its. Ad. each. s TRUE ESSENTIA SALT of LEMONS, laktilt look Spots and Steins nut of lace =red Linen. The SceStae Si sigard " W. Rsyler tin the Boa and Wrapper. 'O Sit SCOURING DROPS, for taking Grease out of ilk sluff. Woollen Cloth, doe. price la. each. VLRITABLE POM MADE DIVINE, price 3ie. 6.1. the Alas. ". Wholesale and Retail, by Bayley sod Blew, Per tutetr- ,Corkspur-street, Loudon. LONDON, FRIDAY, AUGUST t, 1911. VAUXHALL THIS EVENING, FRIDAY. August 3, therm wilt bra GRAND GALA. A brilliant Display of FIRE WORKS, by Sigsor Mortram, Particularly a grand impels/es &ewe of Ths ERUPTION of MOUNT VESUVIUS, lied the Bay of Naples. The Military, Calodoeissi, arid Painless Bands will perform helmets the Acts. Admission, 3s. 6d.—The doors open at Seven ; the Con. ern to begin at Eight. Samoa Act of the Concert at Eleven o'Clock precisely. VAUXHALL. THE Public ere revectfully informed, dist her Majesty's Indisposition prevents her from honouring with leer Patronage or Presence the GRAND MASKED FETE Stud will lake place at these Garilcus on MON DAY NEXT, the Sib instant. BELSHAZZAR'S FEAST, AND JOSHUA, Painted by J. MARTIN. -F ROM the incrthming attraction of they, heeue tintl Pictures, the Public are respeettlely informed their Exhibition will costintie OPEN until further Notice, at 343, Strand. Estrance the first door in Catberiae.street. Admittance One Shilling. CLOSING OP THE BiITISH INSTITUTION, .' PA LL.MA L L. THE GALLERY IS NOW OPEN, with a Conceits, of the WORKS or the ANCIENT 'RASTERS, front Ten in the Morning until Six in the Keening. and will be CLOSED on SATURDAY the 11th or August. (By Order) JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. ! • • CORONATION MEDALS. GARRARDS,Goldsmiths, to the King, re specifolly Worm the Public , that they have authority to *ell Geld, Silver, and Bronze MEDALS, struck at his Majestja Mint, the same as those distributed at the Coro uation.-31, Panton-street„ Haymarket. HOL A FFEL asd DEYERLEIN. 64, Chinn-eras & Lowish (late of Corkepur-street), Manafactwrors of ENGINES, 'LATH ES, MECHANICAL and EDGE TOOLS; Tool Chess for geueral purposes. fur Amateurs, and the Trade • dealers in Foreign Wood and Ivory. To their former heiwan they have added CUT LERY, in quality fully aq..l to their other Work, which they Ratter themselves is well know.. Since their removal they have considerably redacted their Prices, fur Ready Money, as may be seen by their New Catalogue.—Touls Air Bookbinders, Guasnakers, Shipwright*, Smears, Haraessmakers, Silversmiths, Brushmskers, Jewellers, Smiths, . . Carpeuter". Masons, Tiumen, Cluekasakers, Millwrights, Turners, Coppersmith., Opticians, Watchmakers, Engravers, Plumbers, Wheelwrights, Gardeners, Ssdeller•, Wiredrawers, due. Ste. Merchants supplied as usual. I LCH ESTER GAOL . d Importint to Judges, Sheriffs, Magistrates, Jurymen, Gaolers, Prisoners, &e. THE EVIDENCE wren on oath before the Commissioners appointed by the Crown So investigate t►e State of Ilchester Gaul, in slat County of Somerset; the whole of the extraordinary and affecting Evidence of the Cruelties, Oppnrssisns, and various Abuses, which have lung bees suffered to disgrace the country, in that "Sink of Iniquity," will be published in One Shilling (weekly) Num ht rs ; to be completed ill about Sot Numbers.— No. I. con tains • correct Portrait of %V. BRIDLE, Ex-Gaoler of Ilehrster (just discharged); and an Address to his Majesty, Kiel George IV. By HENRY HUNT, Eaq. Published by T. Dolby, 299, Shand, Loudest; gill Sold by all the Booksellers in Great Britain. Price Is. AA SLAP AT SLOP AND THE BRIDGE STREET GANG; with the LIFE of Dr. SLOP, and the ORIGIN of lbe GANG. By the AUTHOR of "THE POLITICAL HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT." AERIAL VOYAGE. ' MR. GREEN'S ACCOUNT OF HIS SECOND VOYAGE, WHICH TOOK PLACE ON W DAY, FROM THE BELVIDERE TATUM= TONYILLE. At about balLpaat three o'clock the knee* hos vet staved by my orders N Hie meat favourable aktutiro IQ de ground, to avoid the eae **Meg egoista some very efordied buildiege adjoistug. Fortunately, however, these Ina el& cleat power of gas to awry the balloon owe than lb fori shove the top of the birilidipp. The weather the whole*, the day was very isofavoorablegimribe west, °wise to Hai basiorae of the atatnispbeeir. Having faraoted the mogirlug ropes which held the halloo* to the earth, I asocial& oho ear,atia mantling upright thermal', with a day in each hand. I pre the algae, fur saata 4 /0416 ard, Invitee 'wade my obeisiteee be the leaks sad tpradulaeit w hich were aft"'" ibis Wilton thee wooded lo atioriepberh in the 0.44_ liabode awe/. T be &Rik fat •••• r by the lassearde wkworit aemOdillirgellied spectacle warms. armee/ay the most teerseldstm 4kolwo of oPldolloeidellittS of hand*, sad waving of haDdlterdi The bailees took at first a 0 direction. It passed over Hutton, Hackney, said made towards the Essex coast. Precisely seven minutes altee die halloos loft the Belvidere.gardens it catered a very dense eland, and imme diately the earth was obscured completely from my view, though I still heard the shouted' Ike parolees at Mockery and is the aeighboorhood. On the balloon entering the cloud it was twenty three minutes to four o'clock, and the barometer stood at 24. 2-161 fas. 1 undermasel that the bal loon remained is the sight of the spectators at the Belvidere precisely seven minutes. Oa passing through the clouds I felt very chitty, sad was covered with dew or mist, precisely the same as if I was is a very thick fug, except that it did not as all affect the stomach, as fogs generally do. Wheel the halloos was at its resin( altitude the thermometer stood at 65. The density of the clouds was so very extraordiaary, that at one period I could scarcely distinguish the dag that was ou the opposite side °fibs car. At a quarter to four, having rises very rapidly after going through the cloud, the glass stood at 111-10 the. This was the utmost height the balloon resebed, and the light and heat wee quite oppressive to me, the Await" more thee the latter; and although the clouds were rolling beneath me, represent. ing to my view a sea of white dew*, yet deme see the sea shone with extreme brilliance. At 15 missies before four o'clock 1 opened the valve to its estinteet extremity, and 1 descended meet rapidly ; having passed ihroegb the clouds I heard the shoots of renew" on the earth, and saw some riding and others ruasiag, in the direction which the halloos was taking. At 10 minutes before four o'clock the balloon descended (having bees 20 minutes precisely on its voyage, in which period of time it bad travelled about 14 miles) is a six-sere geld heti:raging to Mr. Grout a farmer, at Tan-yard Pares, Barking side, two miles from Ilford, in Essex. A number of the pessealy assisted is severing the halloos; but while in the hurry of detaching it 'rem the act that covered the balloon, the wind blew strong, and it escaped from their grasp, asd again earesded to the atmosphere, to the height of several thousand Get, but fortu.ately the valve was open, sod it descended agar within about a male sad half from where it rose, without eustaining may injury." 40, Goswell-street. CHARLES GREEN. Mr. Green took a carrier Ogees with him, awl the use meal he descended be wrote is a, pieur—m 10_ atissim to four, descended Idle sere neer abeirket, Beteoe This note he tied to the foot of the bird, Sod it sawed to the CHl road before six o'clock, and the gratifying latelligesce was communicated to Mr. Green's wife, family. and friends. A number of geatleuseu paid Mr. Green the mod polite atten tion on his descent, and, in particular, Robert W. Hall, Eq. the Sheriff, took him to his house, and treated hiss is the moss hospitable manure. After diner Mr. Green placed his balloon in a pot'-chaise at Ilford, and the ear on the roof, and safely arrived at the Belvidere between ten and dews o'clock, where be was received with the loudest cheers by a large concourse of persons, He afterwards supped with about 200 Gentlemen. Mr. George Greets was is the Chair. ' A very elegant supper was laid out by Mr. Bird, the land lord, and the wises were excellent. The night was spent with the utmost hilarity. . . *. sashmteers took plumose twelve o'clock§ and commented elkeet MY& as fironeikoilde is honour of the day. Seven , weventooated.os the west quay, and wire ifiai! VE: onceesoisMl L tembediately after each round of the. At idEpost four o'clock a piety of shoes *ftrietplimlienset6 sat deem to a sumptuous enteriatemeniftt Arms Ism, the Chief Magistrate in she astir, so. tt =if etas 1 Wills the greatest hilarity sod mink 40 411 M, A s it the populace were detereiriord teem lib* Atm Meek *doh of joy, and after hawks( been saw all paler, hoer se lire isogvheada of which bad beet assents' Om,, they kindled an immense bonfire ill Ow , The •Ilkaffietretee, 'bough on the spa rils# , telortitt _pinion of disorder or marimba that t emir , - oath great lenity sod forbearance, ! ' k iss V I 40.601 perfect harmony and good bumour, teeeurriog to inters-opt the teem , a it feeling ; and a hall gives by the JJ r the feutivities mud rejpecimis of Ale 0 111141111114, : . FAMILY. Mhedilli , m Iwo horn seCestowsed to denounce the town of Peieloy, se • a hot-bed of twilit:on," sod the " head.qoar tees of milkalima," mast, had they witnessed it, have been gratified by the display of its loyalty, on the day appointed for his Majesty's Carosation. Tbe public bells were rung from 11 till two, laud in the evening from seven till nine. At sue o'clock, the Provost and Magistrates, and Members of MIMI treamil, dm Viee-Lieutenaut, aod a number of Gristle annitefthe sod the Civil Authorities in the town and assembled a t i be Castle, and in presence of .6Antad on drank the health, of the Sovereign and ril 11011iterel by a fest-de. jive from two troops of Lnil 416narris, a strong detachment of the 91.1 reglomot, liil *Mel Volunteer Rile Corps, and Staff of the iltenfrowdfinallibtia. Numerous dinner parties took pinery and, is theoreateg, ors the Provost retiring from the Mee, the SIAM presided at • highly respectable meeting is the fiertion's Read Inn § distinguished by patriotic feeling. External decorations abounded, and the lege of tonne volunteer corps of the town. displayed us the . tower of the Castle, produced • plra,iag efkct. The stand ard of the Paisley Militia in 1746, still in good preservation, was hoisted in the centre of the building. On this occasion the poor were made to rejoice, by means of a public sub scriptleo, commenced and patronised by the Provost ; and a comfortable dinner and suitable allowance of excelleat porter were served to all the unfortunate tenants of the Gaul sad Briderell..—The Officers on the Retired List and Half-pay of the Army sod Navy, residing at Paisley and the neigh bourhood, met is the Abercern Arms Inn, to celebrate the sent occasion. Fahey loyal and patriotic toasts were given, aid the erasing wan spent in the most convivial manner. lettariecosio. With 27 Cots, by Mr. George Croiksimok, viz —l. Sub scription Vessel-2. Bridge-street Sweeper-3. His Marking Brush-4 The Tenths; or, King's Owis-- , 5 The Gang Arms —6. Ferucity-7. Topsy-turvy—S. Indian Juggler-9. Pe terloo bfanument-10. Paterluo Medal-11. Jack Ketch's Mark-12. Slop's Cuckoo Clock-13. Red.bot Slup-14. The ftat's Reflection—lb. A . Non-dew:dirt-10. Bridge•street Gook at Work-17. Devil on Two Slicks-18. Dr. Slop's Obscenity-19. Universal Safety Lamp-20. " Pray remem ber the Grotto:"-21. The Puet Laureate and Glorious Apollo-22. Jack is the Green-23. London Bridge and the Borough Arches-24. Constitutional Bridge-23. The Tri ■ngle-26. Emptying the Slop. pail-27. The Paw. Printed for Willgiss Huse, 45, Ludgate-bill ; and gold by all Booksellers in the United Kiagdoon. SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS, Cravres-meet, Strand, July 4, 1821. B ENEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAST REPORT, viz. f a. d. The Rev. William Cleaver The Dr. fluebes Aug. 2 2 0 J. F. &intorno, Esq. A 2 2 0 Miss Webb A. 2 2 0 Edw. Wash, Esq. fur the late Mrs. Josses of Adwell gilliatt Dawson, Esq A 2 2 0 Miss Clewee . 1 0 0 I..stly Charlotte Wm. Wynn, per Hommersleys 5 0 0 Ijruteosm-General Carlwrighs, per Hooves ..A. 5 5 0 Wham Feller, Esq. per dub ......_ _ , . . A. B _ 2 0 0 Mr. Fades J. A. Lloyd, Eaq ) • A. G. I ..... J. Trevillian, Esq. Mrs. Trevillian r and Cu. 1 0 0 Major Gen. Augustioe Fitzgerald] ...... .... 5 0 0 G Waddington, Esq. Robert Barclay, Eaq. S. E. per Trea.arer A LIIIII C. R. per Charks Walltcr, Eaq. Pail of a Hackney-coach kite 0 6 0 The Kilbatehmt, Loeftwinnoeb, and Jortnatotte;;;;Pof Ptomain Cavalty,cossmanded by Sir W. M. Napier ' Bart.; the KiUmtata company of Volunteers, commanded by Mr. Napier of Blackmer/a; and the Johnstone compaiiy, coin. ataaded by Mr. Moratoria of Johnstone Castle, assent bbled at Milliken Lawn, in houour of the Coronation of his Majesty. After performing various evolations, the two composite and the Yeomanry marched to their head-gum tem, where a fins-rtejoka was flied, and his Majesty's health droak. Tbic Ventilatory and the Kilbarchan company were Arum up at the Cross of that town ; most of the bosses were tastefully decorated with flowers, and flags with ap propriate devices were displayed at the windows. A similar feeling of loyalty imaaifested itself at Johnstone. 14004 At Large a ball me given, tinder thirelveetioa of Mrs. Major Mackay sad 7f... Carnegie, Esq. on the C.ormaaitun day. The ball-rams beautifelly lighted up, and deft/- rated with frstamma, lAN flowers, and evergreens. At the upper amid of tie is.., above the mantle piece, was dis played the form of a Royal Crown, of 24 inches square, with G. R. IV. in large capitals, composed entirely of rusts and ether most elegantly arranged. At the lower end of the a bower of roses and (vetiver'', surrounded the ueseleisee. There was • band of excellent music. Pleasure, leeeseur, and harmony prevailed, and the dancing con limmid till day-light made its appearance. Afire supper op. prwpriate toasts were given, and the hall concluded with "God save the Klieg," the Ladies and Geuttemca present joiaiag is the chorea. •Tl. Oa the Coronation day the shipping in the harbour were decked out with Rags and soreamers; and standards display ed from St. John's Tower, the south bastion of the Fort, the Academy, and other public buildings belonging to the town. Amongst the residences of the higher classes, almost every portico was covered with green boughs, and every wiudow festooned with Rowers ; the streets displayed a sort of mi aviary of the hanging gardens of antiquity, and the veriest hovels in the suburbs appeared, iu bounur of the day, nestled io foliage. At eleven o'clock one hundred and twenty fashionable. partook of a sonapinous dejeutte at Watling's. The room in which they were sotertaised was tastefully and appro priately decorated, and the tables were superbly act out with rich plate, sent on purpose by the guests. The troops, con sisting of a party of Royal Artillery, tinder the command of Lieut. Telfer, were drawn up in Crumweles fort. A detach. meat of the 4th Royal Irish Dragoon Guards, commanded by Major Doggett ; the 1.1 regiment of Ayrshire Yeomanry Cavalry, under the command of Colonel Roswell of Audios lack ; the 2d regiment, under the command of Lieut. Colonel F. Hamilton of Cairobill ; the Royal Ayrshire Militia, eons maoded by Lieut.-Colonel Farquhar, and the Armed Aliso ciatioa, under the command of Certain Torrance, paraded at half-past eleven. They then marched to the sands, where they were drawn up in line, two deep, in open order. At one o'clock offs-do joie was fired, beginaiag with seven guns from the fort, sod a volley from the troops on the sands, alternately, which had a grand effect. When the firing ceased, a general salute was eisen, accompanied by three hearty cheers from the whole troops. They thew marched through the loon, and returned by another road to the sands, where they were pleutifully regaled with excel lent porter, and each individual drank his Majesty's health. A public dinner was gives at Noble's, and the festivities of 1 the day concluded by a grand £lOO 19 0 TOPCROTT. The whole parish of Toperoft, men, women, and children, were plentifully regaled with cakes strung beer, on the lawn, opposite the parsonage, to drink the King's health. This treat was afforded them by the united liberality of the Rector, the Rev. Robert Bathurst, and the farmers in the parish, most of whom were prevent : after many appropriate toasts, the women and children partook of tea anti cakes, given them by She resident curate, the Rev. R. T. Powell. A band was present the whole time to enliven the rustle mirth of the numerous throng, rho in the coarse of the evening joined in a dance upon the green, after which the whole company, consisting of from four to five htindred per sons, separated with the greatest harmony and good humour, exclaiming " Long Live King George the Fourths!" Discharged and relieved from various Prisons - p 8 Debtors, for the sum of Cousidtred the Cases of 45 Petittooers, Approved Referred fur Characters Petitions, Rejected And considered limiltnissible 2 Benefactions ore rereived by Jobe Camden Neild, Esq. the Treasurer, Cltrylie-walk, Chelsea t als , i by Messrs. Herrin, Farquhar, sod Co. St. JAI7IeN.II street ; Meows Homes, Fleet street; Messrs. Whitmore sod Co. Lombard-street; alessrs. Cocks, Cocks, and Charing crops; Messrs. Dynan soil Co. FillCll.lSfie, Corshill; Messrs. illimMersleys, sail; Messrs. Peres and Co. 77, Lombard-street; sod by Mr. Geasswell, the Secretary, No. 7, Craven-street, Strand, when the Book" may be seen by those who are inclined to support this Charity, and where the Society meet on the ant Vrednerdiy in every mouth. SOUTH WALSHAN. The inhabitants of South Weisharn were regaled with a• ample supply of cake and •le, owing to the liberality of H. N. Barroughes, Esq. the Rev. Joint Hunt, and other Gentlemen of the parish, who expressed great aattsfsctio• is finding • spirit of loyal attachment to ',most'. The grateful sense evinced by this msemblage of people, joined to t h e affable condescension of those who contributed on the...era sion, afforded • truly gratifying ACtelf. Ringing of hello, bring of guns, and otber dememetrations of joy were observed. ILLJ. Thomas Wright, Eaq (one of his Majesty's Deputy Lien. tenants for this county) ever foremost to mare his loyalty and attachment for his beloved Kiag, regaled the poor of this parish with plenty of strong ale ke. to celebrate hie Majesty's coronation. The day paned very plesautly amidst tbe rigging of bells, ire. • lAN INAN FBItIAV A i 111110• 1, • 4L. .n.l CORONATION FESTIVITIES. With the exception of Edinburgh and •iciuity, no ills. minations appear to have taken place in Scotland. ROTHILIPA Y. Thursday iteanight was kept ►ere with every demonstration of joy by all classes of the inhabitants. Is the worming the vessels in the harbour, and particularly his Majesty's gun brig Martial, were tastefully decorated with flags; sod many of the houses were adorned with a rich display of flowers and evergreens. At one o'clock a royal salute was bred by the Martial gua•buig, and the cutters Swift and Prince.' of Wales, each ship alternately firing a gun, and observing the proper time. The attention of the admiring throng was neat directed to an admirably-contested rowing match, which afforded a high degree of pleasure and setts faction to all who wituessed the scene. In the afternoon a company of fifty gentlemen sat down to denser in the Bute Arms, Colonel Moore, Vice-Liioneuant of the County, ill the Chair, and George Robertson, Egg. of Greenock, one of the lieritors of the county, Vice-President ; at which much bitiarity prevailed, and many loyal sad appropriate toasts were game. The presence of Mr. Sheridan Knowles of Glasgow, and Mr. Weekes, of Ilse Theatre-Royal, Edinburgh, added much to the conviviality of the ineetiug. A party of 'entireties also met sad dined at the Rot hearty lon. lit the evening the populace were regaled with porter; and the whole concluded by a line display of tire-works from the ramparts of the ancient nod venerable Castle, from w►ic► his Majesty enjoys his title of Duke of Rothesay. cowaL. We lean that In no part of the country was his Majesty's I Coronation celebrated with more lively marks of joy and loyalty than in the menet little village of Donee., Argyll shire. Early on the morning of the 19th July, • bag was heisted above the ruin, of thencion Castle, an ancient royal residence; and at noon, the only piece of ordnance which the vitiate arsenal contained, was dragged to the foot of she flag-staff, and several brisk discharges bred. About live o'clock, such gentlemen of the parish as were not similarly earned elsewhere, joined by several gentlemen from Glas gow, who occupy pea-bathing quarters ie the village and neighbourhood, sat down to an excellent dinner in Leitch's Inn—the Minister of the Parish iu the chair, sad David Hyde, Esq croupier. During dinner the village piper strut ted in hunt of the inn, cheering the company, agreeably to Highland custom, with the martial music of the bagpipe. After dinner many loyal and patriotic toasts were drank, followed by appropriate songs; and the meet perfect har mony and hilarity prevailed throughout the afternoon. In the evening the church bells rung • merry peal; and the amusements of she day terminated with a splendid display of fire-works from she Castle-hill, where also • huge bonfire was kindled, which continued to blaze till midnight. A ship in the Channel, on observing these demonstrations of loyalty and cuutentractst, commenced firing • royal salute; sad the report of her cannon, iu the stillness of the night, reverbera ting among the mountains like peals of thunder, added 1111101 to the grandeur of the scene. To have any just idea of the fine effect of this whole trahibitioe, it must be known that the Castle•hill of Duaoon commands an unin terrupted view of the Clyde, from near the kill of Ardmore, on the one hand, to Atlas on the other. The Cornwall)a of his Majesty was celebrated at Port- Glasgow with becemming respect. A very large mossier of PRICE 7d. PIM tsIGN INTELLIG XIV C. ii SPANISH PAPERS. MADRID, 001.1 t The King coutinues taking the waters of Sere don. The Court Bulletin announces his Majesty , ti be in exceeding good health. He will return to the capital at the end of the month. • A long letter from the Political Chief of Madrid, add►esssed to the members of the club of the Fon tana det Oro. announces, that for the future a mu ,. Melts.' officer (Regido►/ will attend their eittissirs. this magisteste will be charged, on his own respon ' sibility, with the prevention of every species of ex cess, and to prevent any person from speakiog who shall abuse the privilege. For the rest, the Politi cal Chief, faithful to the principles of the Constitu tion, is anxious that the most perfect freedom of opinion may be enjoyed by very individual. Private letters from New Spain consusunicate the most afflicting particulars of the condition of dint which has hitherto been the most quiet and faithful of all the conquests of Pizarro and Cortes. Twenty Chiefs. at the head of their several parties, more or le., numerous, ruse at the same time in op position to the government of the Viceroy. km ' bide, more powerful than the rest, endeavoured to consolidate the insurrection by openly proclaiming the independence of the province. This attempt was put down by the Royal forces; but the seeds of insurrection have thereby been sown, and itale pestilence will probably ere long be the rallying cry. The landing of the crews of two ships of war, which happened to be lying in the port of Aca pulco, alone prevented that town, which was de cidedly in favour of the revolution, from falliug into the possession of the insurgents. On the 13th of next month it will be 900 years since the empire and capital of Montezuma were acquired for the Spanish Monarchy, at the com mencement of the reign of Charles V. The vast kingdom of Mexico produced annually to the Crown of Spain from 20 to 25 millions of piastres in gold and silver. It contains I 18,47 S square !rogues, stud a population of about six millions of souls. VITTORIA, JULY 14. It seems that Merino has recovered himself, having appeared with seventeen of his band mar the Sierra, and that his ancient friend, the Pin.l - has shrwo himself on the other side ; for n hich reason the Ist buitalion of the regiment of the Emperor Alexander, which was coming to this city, was matched to Ezearay. MADRID, JULY 16. The Supetior Political Chief hits addressed the following remonstrance to the citizens who attend the doh at Fontana del Oro : " Citizens !—(ls the 16th of last month I explained to the public is a very clear manner my ideas and my desires se- Bisect* the dub which yon attend, with the plausible object of giving and receiving information. I called to mind the obligations which you ought always to bare in view in that meeting, and the object which, according to the prin ciples of the Constitution, you ought solely to propose ; and cotteladed by declaring, that the abuse of the liberty of speech never could be permitted, whether it proceeded from malice, or was the effect of ignorance. "Notwithstanding such serious we:sings, I have seen that the unseasonable violence of some speakers, the ignorance and imprudence of others, have led it to the extreme of per mitting the diffusion of erroneous dociriues, contrary to the sacred inviolability of the King, of eulogizing sceues of horror and of bloodshed, which make humanity shudder, and •t which every civilized nation bluabea, of sleserAiding . to injurious personalities prohibited by the laws, and of seeking to mislead public opinion, so as to approve and sanction an indispensable and just the breakiag through of the restraints of the law, and in contempt of it emptying culpable measures, foreign to the dignity and magoanimity of the Spanish nation, whose distinguishing characteristic has been moderation and wisdom, even in the most trying political crisis. " Such great abuses have excited in my heart the most painful feelings, on reflecting that the school of knovilrdge and virtue might be converted, if they should coutinue, into a tumultuous assembly, and inevitably plunge us in the must disastrous anarchy. And, in truth, what other result can be expected, if, wader the pretext of supporting our beloved liberty, it is directly attacked by direct invitations to despise the laws by which it is guaranteed, instead of qtly Weide/Aug the salutary principle that liberty itself can only be secured by a sacred obedience (Santa arciaottaa) to the laws, and by the rigorous übser f Our political Constitution? What advantage to the system dues be propose who despises, and excites others to despise, its fundamental bases? After having become an object of admiration and esteem to all Europe by our judicious and peaceable viaduct in the restoration of seder, shall we, by want of reflection, incur the disgrace of losing the reputa tion so justly gained, and make ourselves an object of horror, of pity, and of contempt, in the eyes of all other nations? The ideas of the people of Madrid are nut, and cannot be so led astray. I am persuaded that the good, whose number is far superior to that of the evil-disposed, detest in their breasts such excemee,and tbat the wise will net fail to interfere, to rectify opinion, and to hinder the grossest ignorance front usurping the dominion of knowledge. I nett persuaded that the military, worthy defenders of the I wintry, imbued with th e sacred principles of sound morality, are not igsoraat of what constitutes the true liberty of mations, and will never permit its place to he usurped by disorder and anarchy. " Penetrated by these truths, which can be denied only (ere. is.; SUOMI Prices, lid. Tmosoriew, the Opera of lahla au Tarim A. 4: ruirATRR-ROYAL, COVRIPTAARDSPI. THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, Almost 9, lint be acted Ximbstreare's Historical ?lay of KING HENRY ,TH F. FOURTH, PART THE SECOND. Bing Henry, Mr. Egerton; Prirsee of Willies, Mr. C. Eernble: Prince John, Mr. Abbott; Chief healer, Mr. Cres well; Westmoreland, Mr. Coarser; Sir holm Falaiaff, Mr. Fawcett ; Shallow, 31r. W. Fturea ; Meow, Mr. &meg; Pis . tot, Mr. Blanchard. Mos. Quickly, Mrs. Darreoport. In which will be introduced four additional Scenes, ohs plsyisig the GRAND CORONATION. Scene 1. The Platform leading to the Abbey —Scene H. Abhey.—Scene 111. The Cloisters of the Abbey. —Scene IV. The Greed Banquet, prepared is Westminster Hall, which is decorated with the different Arms of Englsud. • After whirls the Farce of THE PORTRAIT OF CERVANTES. 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