The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-06-07 00:00:00

ig ivr , . . .. . , . THEATRE-ROYAL, GRIMY-LANE. I BY EXPRESS DESIRE. BRITISH INSTITUTION, If A LL-M ALL- EAST INDIA HOUSE, Just 6, DWI. Eligetet" TI/IS EVENING, THURSDAY, Jose 7, LAST NIGHT BUT TWO. /rHE GALLERY is NOW OPEN, .6.66.1 AsuiNce she LA riHilsgielnuaTCEl:DgUcoktlisiTeirlAtizsioDf llNmHDEElACEs,cTHOAd.::ll,43`ihertheiveNfro.hr betel 14.71, THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE, 5 Collection of the WORKS of wilt . T his Majesty's Itervanta will perform Ow Comedy of MASTERS, from Name in the Morning STRAND. THE RIVALS. HE Public are resnectfolls informed, that Evening.' V " Performanee Extraordinary! A favourite Some by Mr. Notice, R. they will Slid kit. MATHEWS AT HOME (for the Mr. West's Pirtere of " Christ healing the Sick" is saidTh Company attheQapUpA.RiaTsedEßsoLtallik tithti,,..c....vßiTs 1...j0r i::: 1.•,:r...... ...Ae:ltieler.atilz: bdyreemryier 4%c...b.! Sla.dirs imWrilasiontakaga. " I. wlawi:et holies:1)1i Thaltlefil•Pß.ESENT THURSDAY, Juno 7, elite !Need is the Gallery, with • Proof id skew the arl ae honer to perform his TRIP TO veneer! slate of the Piste, sod curb Mr. Heath itss assured Crimea' Ptoyi,s, by Mr T. Cooke; Eccentric Singlets kr PARIS its the' Clf empaNy. ball-atreet, on WEDNESDAY, rigie 11th lastest, in ma" the Directors shall be ennostesi heck's the ken( ',II am.. special, fur the ,• .• - Mr. Harley. A row comic Swag, called, *Sweet Dorothy .• . I le propectfolly suggested If, those Ladies snd Gentle- Admilitnics 15..--Cadalergee L. purpose of recemag • Report frogs the Ce DION or my Heart I. Eues le", elie.eele we eleewl'" SPY men olio Woe wet yet hrosered Mr. Mathews with 'loll, (By Order) RHIN YOUNG, Keeper. millet appointed to import the East Sadie Company'? Me. [night Cantabile Staging, by Madame Visual. Pas- . _. . will a thanas early appatearette foe BOX'S be Recovery. _ Laws, sod of conaidertag eertate Prepositions Acrid' oral Singing, by SIM Porty. Bravura Illegisr, by Mho . oneoeTherlire tad T ill _be au _performs/tee on Whitsun Eve. WEST'S GALLERY, NO. 14, NEWMAN-STREET, foisted, for altering By-Law, rap. I, se:. I, and for r Cobalt. Ballad Singing, by Mee. Bland. The Dame of moude hursday next, Mr. Mathews will rive OKFORDSTRE.ET. TFIIS EXHIBI I.IIIN a* NOW OPEN, non- ißuysteLtadaUf etattapaeitswo, Pco'seeli audto bet'raaepead rwlell.eidahlieg ' Terpsichore, by Mies Tree. bi• Adecutores in Air, Earth, sad Water, and the Polly With the highly popular Melo-demo (ant acted thew three Paeket, being the Last Nights of hie performing until tattling a Collection of PICTURES, Paiuted by the JOSEPH DART, years), called seat Year. late BENJAMIN WEST, Eat. Proident of the Royal VIE FALLS OF CLYDE. . Academy, 'needing the reit Pietnres CH ROST REJECT- THE NEXT of KIN (if so%) c VAUXHAI.I.. EI), and DEATH (IN THE PALE HORSE—u.. view GI LE,S, late of tlso East leer THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-HARDIN ONMON 0 A Y NEXT, June 11, this every dry from Ten tilt Sir. Admittance Use Shilliag— ASTELL, deceased, by applying to M THIS EVENING. THURSDAY, June 7, splendid Owe of Public Amusement, Insvieg been Catalogue Otte Shilling. yard, Doeturs'reommoss, may bear of will be acted (Sib those), the new completely Tragedy of redecorated, sad undergone considerable im- CHARLP.S SMART, Secretary. vantage. praventeet, No. 14, Pirellowstreet, 011furd,streelt DAMON..---._..----.-„, - "ad ANI) PYTHIAS. WILL OPEN FOR THE SEASON, ----..--. , -re ---...--... Dirsayilsis Sir. Abbott; Domes, Mr. Malteserdy; Priblas, With an notimlldrolltgof aorselive Novelties. Wriii-CA N DIES Forty•two Shillings pecrloi. • IMPERIA L P.l C. 'ltsk.-Xashbe-liesisiralliwabergeset banwelibe, lievl•vhfiletjrcii L DEPARTMENT is on aloe grandest wale. . —or lEgerms; Imeallm, Me. Comm. Calambe, Moss Doom; The C CA wall he Miscellaneous, selected from the Sperm ditto - HOUSE OF LORD" Heriniss, aim Foe*. moot distiogoisited Masters of every notion. T Yellow Soap of the beet hard quality ' Ditto Store Caudle* The Preleolle te be spare by Mr. Censer, the Epilogue The INSTRUMENTAL CORPS is moat ei mplete. The Priacipal VOCAL PERFORMERS nee, Mrs Bland, mowed dim, 70s Per owl. Their Lordships at s' by, Miss Foote. ditto Slim Cobalt, Miss George, At r. C. Taylor, Ne.c.oityer, and Powder Biaa the into sack Afire which, 7th time, a new Faree (with some Magic), called Mr. Foster.—Leader, Mr. F. Ware.—Organ, Mr. Watson. Indigo Ston• ditto .. 110. Bd. rr lb. Tim MARQUIS or THE. GRAND TOUR; - C' A singularly attractive Exhibition, called • • ' • This is an App. Or, STOPPED AT ROCHESTER.Scented White Card Soap LE TABLEAU MOUVANT, Rolls. 'The prise-ism' Characters by Messrs. Blanchard, Joao, White Soft ditto le additiou to the Cascade. The Aintree' (barer, Lielrie, Yates, liabers, Charms, Mrs. Davenport, The display of FIRE- WORKS will cies*. Poland Starch d in splendour ••• Mies Beasoeut, Mies Show. mod variety all former 5r....., particularly a grand imposing American Pearl Ash The Gam 'aright Sperm Oil .... ....... fle. al. per gal. .I..eccirmen' Os Illeaday, Dames awl Pythias, with Harloysin mad smog or hl e. Job Friar Same. The ERUPTION of MOUNT VESUVIUS. Families, Latrdraeses,and Town and ConatryShopkeepem Honer , • And the Ray a Naples. are respectfully informed by JOHN JONES mil CO., 22E, Antrort BY SPECIAL DESIRE. Artistes in Fire-Works--Stedeme Henke sad Signor I Pieeartilly, were doors from the Hayesa kit, that the above other WHITsUN EVE. filleretrans. Articles (notwithstanding their very low price) are all of the p' THEATRE.ROYAL, DRURT.LANE. ' The Military, Caledonia'', and Paroles!" Bands will perform l Soot quality that can be nonsfactood. Pr ON SATURI)AY NEXT, June 9. * howeea the Acts. GRAND SELECTION of SACRED, ANCIENT, Admission, 3s. 64.—The doors open at Seven; the Con. NO FIXED PRIZES! ! !-3,002 PRIZES. sod MODERN MUSIC, from the Works of Model, Haydn, cirri to berm as Eight. second Act of the Coacert at Eleven tot-hiding TWO PRIZES of £20,200 most all he Monet, Beethoven' and ether celebrated Composers, ue- o'clock precisely. Drawn 14th THIS MONTH (JUNE).—Every Chant. der the dirertiow of Sir George Smartt, being the last sight of three Performances under his Nemeses-al. OUTINIAN LECTURES. tided 14th JUNE.—No Fixed Prises! No Closer 'no Perfoneasice will be .•. the same arena scale as those THE Frtends of these rollonsl Meeting*, end Every Ticket drawn singly, each deciding its own Fa, during the last Lent at this Theatre, includiwg a Selections their Ayipmintsnee' are respectfully informed that so other. from a New Grated National Comm, entitled Peace, is the Fifth LECTURE of the COURSE on the MARRIED The Tickets are issned in Chances of Tickets humor of his Meet Gracintra blejemy's Accession is the STATE. will be delivered at Mr. Penn's, Portico. New- taisartere, Eighths., and Sixteenths, which are no. Throne. Written by E. Rellehambers, Esq. awl composed street, Spriwg-gardens. on SATURDAY NEXT, the 9th J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT, the Contrartore, 7 by Roches. Also the celebrated Quartette, by Madams er Jam, 1841, at Three o'Cinck, 11, Hatboro ; and 38, Haymarket; and by at Cooporeee, Mn.. Asbe, Mr. *ahem' mod Mr. W. H. Cot ler, . By Mr. RICHARDSON. the Country. ° Blessed be He;" sod Greed Cheese., "H 0•110011 IS the Tckets, 21.6 d. each, or Its. the Conroe, may be bad of J. and .1. SIVEWRIGHT sold in the hitters," accompanied as Thirteen Harps (forming three Messrs. Hateliard and Sun, 1117, Piccadilly. took place the 28th ult. No. 1,446, • F °echelons) ,by Mr. Roches sod twelve of Ms Pupils. several minor Capital.. And several • rdweipal Vocal Porfortworat—Mrs. Salaam, Mrs. Bell- GENTLEMEN who were lasi year disappointed Prizes in the last Four ellsothe. ettambess, rod Madame Composes,; Mime Anahrogetti, of FOX'S PATENT MOHAIR GAMBROON may CHEAP CARP' Mr. Pmts, Mr. Cutler, Mr. Hawes. Mr. Timmy, Mr. Nelson, now be soppily' with • most extensive Mooniest, in beau. 1. and W. N ICHOLS' Mr. Goofiest, end Mr. Braliant. tiro!, new, elegant, and fashionable Patterns for WAIST. OP • born, Corner of Soothe' fa .Hulot to thir abase destlnguised talent, Sir George COATS, and is neat, new, and genteel Colours fur TROD- Inform their Friends and she Seiart be. the gratification to aussionese the semantic* of SEES, which are more durable thus any caber kind of goods, entire Stuck of • Tra/ the followingtresigend Performers :—Mass Stepleens, Ma. except lest her. Both kinds will wear very clean, are exceed- the whieh ables them to Sr dame VcOria. Mrs. Ash,. Miss Aster, Rims H. Ash/ (their jingly cool, never stain or shrink, appear new every time Bud 'Duei at. ll i B.nssei. C pet first appearlem at this Theatre), god Signor Asgriaani. they are wsabed, and not now more expensivethas ether terns, 4s. 9J.; yard , Principal Instransestal Performers :—Vieloncelfo, Mr articles, they being reduced is their prices 20 per mot. envies ~._ best Super ditto, Sr Limon; r.,,, Mr. pliab„1„„„; Harp. Mr. both,. ; to the increased importation of the raw material. That tio Chintz Enraiture. t French Norm, hr. p.,,,i. ami Inaba. err. simmamina (gait real Mohair may be known from the imitation is worsted, Custerpmes, al Endre to his Majesty's &poi Royal at Hanover). they are stamped G. Eon's Patent Mohair Gembrome.—Wa IkrinoCsepsalow tio and Playa he taken of Kr. Colwell, at Ott heel'', No. Ilk ^lllllllreereett Ceeeet'Pedees apposite des cheap Theatre, from eleven to fise, and of whom Doll may be Lad Gird street. N.B.—Fashionable Shooting Jackets made of the same Plana take a Private Bux. material, which ere very light, cool, and durable, sad poe tise Doors will be opened at Half-past Six, the Performs- stases mire requisites for the field than any hitherto wore. CUP asce will CUlallitOCC at Seven; Seared Price at Nine. They are from 40s. to SO,. T' Set et, SURREY THEATRE. PERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION TO COL- Per THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, June 7. is AL BURN and CO.'S BRITISH and FOREIGN ie appointed for the BENEFIT of the MASONIC PUBLIC LIBRARY, Coadait-street, Hamover-square, INSTITUTION, for Cluthieg, Educating. awl Apprenticing Loodos. the Sow of Indigewi and Deceased Erroneous. Erna& Cl4lll —Subscribers paying 101 10e. the Year PATRONS: are allowed IS volumes in Town, or 30 in the Country, ar His Royal Highness the Duke of SWIM, G. 31. are entitled to the immediate perusal of every new W His Grace the Duke of Athol, P.G.M. desired. The Right Hon. Lent Modes, D.G.M. Subscribers paying At. 5.. the Year, are allowed The Right Hon. the Earl of Ktoptuu, P.S.G.W. some. is Tuwo, or 24 in the Cousstry. The Entertainments will commence with the f its Coaeic Subscribers paying 4/. O. the Year, are esti' Barletta of volumes be town, or 16 in the Country. HUM PHRY CLINKER. Subscriber* paying 31.3.. the Year, are allow Matthew Bramble, Mr. Adcock ; Lieut. Obadiah Lime- Besides the advantages arising from an hate, Mr. Wyatt; Hemphry Clinker, Mr. Fitswillism. abunlant supply of New Publications, Sr 'Undo Bramble, Mrs. Salter; Winaey Jenkins, Miss Library have the tight of chwising from • , Copeland. valuable Collection of the beet Books iu After whirl, • new Serio-Comic Hepta-drama, called awl Italian Language., whatever Wort THE SEVEN CHAMPIONS OF CHRISTENDOM. are regularly forwarded to all par' St. George, Mr. Ridgway; St. Patrick, Mr. Beagough; Coollieettl- St. Andrew, Mr. Grant; St. David, Mr. %V. Burroughs; Ar- OST respectfully Cu' tour. Mr. Fitzwilliam. Sabra, Miss Poole; Nora, Miss AJ- M the extremely hard ca, cork; Flora, Miss Pitt; Laura, Min Malcolm. . MA N, late of Southwark To coaclsde with, Lt time, • sew Barletta, writhesfur toe ili.eurend sod invented the °cookout. called Simla Sea Seal-skins ova' MASONRY; or, THE SECRET DISCOVERED! VOUS to this importer Bosco 4L—Pit lc —Gallery I. obtained from the seat Doors open at H•lf.part Five, begin at Half.pset Six. other that" for man' Tickets sad Places for the Boxes to be had of Isaac were of en little vv. • I Liao, Esq. T , Church-street, Spitalfields; Thomas of the ship. The Harper, &a. 207, Fleet-street; Mr. Hancock, Secretary, four-pence to tr . I Prospect•row, Bermondsey; mad at the Soz.ufEce of the at 2/. anal ape Theatre, from Teo till Four. lings per pe • a _ - are yearly o and dint SILKS. &c. UNDER PRIME COST.—The °mum, le s ELEGANT, FASHIONABLE, and VALUABLE from STOCK of one of the most considerable Manufacturers in ,m., 1-- Spitalfields hairier bees musigued to A. SHEARS awl Cu. It. le for SALE, Ladies of rank aad fashion aad the Public are re I- moot respectfully invited to inspect the same, as A. S. attd to. vesture to wore them the Articles purchased at their be la Huns. are of each superior quality, and to be had at prier so much below what they mot in reausfacturiag, that Lot ... 4 have oaty to make a single purchase to convince theme' of the al/restage they will derive from honouring A. • ✓it Co. with their preference. The Stuck consists of ri, we rd and plata Grim de Naplesi Levsatisee, Floe, We Doom, Crepe Chisels, Le Suies Ea., Ga' eh, Dresses, Norwich Crapes, China Crape Shav sr- Strip, it Sarsaets, from 24.10 d. to 3s. 6d. per v 11•• PIT! I air, Tabbioets, lee. dc. art Bedford House, 11, Hirerieits.nreet. Cc BP bit Catalogues to be had go ed, lo BURGESS' NEW SAD(' Ica_- poses having given such yr to tirmand for it coatanusng to tact, Tel 'ON beg most reeputfully to sly Nements to the Public fur less tome: its utility mud great Ail, triamarriaaare it to the ,it- tomes*, whir have all sr Ass --It is prepored by l' Imes appoistmetit to Ciotti' MI- sd to, by each Wit *me Firm sag Adders ei be ears, without wl, lONS RCP esteemed EP paced by , .. . rattail r THE Waif it has'- ELI. e THEATRE-ROYAL, DRVRYLANIL TIJIS EVENING, THURSDAY, June 7. bib Ifsjesty's fiervanta will perform lbs C.otartly of THE RIVALS. Perforsaner Extraordinary! A favourite Swag by Mr. !sham. 0 Adieu, then &eery pile," by Min Wilwo. " I love Miro, ewe. Maid," by Miss Wiles* and Mr. Beabaea. Creams' Playht, by Mr T. Cooke; Eccentric by Mr. Fluky. A new comic lug, called, • Sweet Dorothy Daisy, or sty Heart it goes Weep whenever we meet," by Me. [eight Cantabile Swaging, by Madame Viotti*. Pas. torsi &aging, by bliss Neel. Bravura Illweisei by 'Mg Cobalt. Ballad Singing, by Mrs. Bland. The Dana of Terpsichore, by Miss Tree. With the highly popular illela.deanta (not acted thew three years), caned VIE FALLS OF CLYDE. BRITISH INSTITUTION, WALL-MALL. r r HE GALLERY is NOW OPEN, witht Collecting or the WORKS of the. ANCIENT MASTERS, from Nice I. the lllocoing moil Sit la lite Evening.' Mr. West's Pieter* 4 " Christ healing the Sick" is ales placed is the Gallery, wish a Proof id sheer the ad. vented state of the Plate, nod uhleh Mr. Heath has assured the Direelors shell be ousupleted istf•sce the lit of July wad. Arlnsiltarea le.e—Catalnue is. (By Oder) 301-IN YOUNG , Keeper. J • 1 WEST'S GALLERY. NO. 14, NEWNIAN-SYREET, ItXFORGSTREET. TFIIS EXI-lIBIFION 8* NOW OPEN, Mt.. taming a Cull..etiott of PICTURES, Paiuted by the late BENJAMIN %TEST, Ent. Pre. of she Royal Academy, mending the Breit /Nettles , * CHRIST REJ ECT ED, and DEATH OH THE PALE HORSE—u. mew 'very from Tra till Sia. Adisinatice Use Sbillieg-- Qualm/ye Dee Sitilliog. CHARLES SMART, antroary. N o. 14, TNLI rflg-ROYAL, COVRNT.GAIWIN4 TEVENING. THURSDAY. J.ue 7, will be acted (St h tluse), the atw Tragedy of DAMON ANI) PYTHIAS. Dioner!eivkNle. Abbwit; Dassaa, 111r._11111wesily; Trak" ... W` - CAN DIES Fortr•two Shillings per doi. Sperm ditto Town mode Tallow Moulds Ditto Store Caudles Yellow Soap of the b.ss hard quality Mottled ditto ditto Powder Blue the finest made Indigo Steu• ditto .... Scented Whit* Card Soap White Soft ditto Poised Starch American Pearl Ash Tbe finest !might Sperm Oil .... ....... Gs. 0.1. per pl. Families, Laundresses, sod Town sad Casutry Shopkeepers are respectfully Informed by JOHN JONES •tiii CO., 222, Piemililly, mires doors from the Napoli lot, that the above Articles (aoteilhamoding their very low peke) are all of the Attest quality that can be micuefactercid. swot .►_ , rte Ferries ; Leculliss, Mr. Cassr. Calsathe, Moss Dan Herasists, M•ss Foas. The Pr*l•gue to he @paha by lb. Censor, the Epilogue by Miss Foote. At which, 7th tiger, a sew Faro (with sale Music), canal THE GRAND TOUR; Or, STOPPED AT ROCHESTER. The priaipal °matters by Maws. Blasebs►d, Joyce, rower, Liela.iN Yates, Eilbtrj, Chivas, Mrs. Passport, DIM Beassaut, Miss now. Ors Illaisday, Dane* ail Pythias, with Harirsisis sad Friar Sawa. BY SPECIAL DESIRE. WHITsUN EVE. THEATRE-ROYAL. DRURY-LAN E. ON SATURI)AY NEXT, Suite 9, fl GRAND SELECTION of SACRED, ANCIENT, sod MODERN MUSIC, from the Nods of Handel, Heyde, Mend , Beethoven, and edam celebrated Composers, wa der the dirertios of Si, Groin Smart, beisg the last eight of three Performance* ander his Mastermind. Performaiire will be ..a the same vast , scale as those during the last Lest at this Theatre, incladlag a Selections front • New Greed National Cassias, enstiled Peace, is hooter of hie Meat Orseirois Majesty's Accession to the Throne. Written by F.. Relichanshers, Esq. moil composed by Boehm. Also the celebrated Quartette, by Madams Camporem, Mrs. Ache, Mr. Heehaw) ' mad Mr. W. H. Cot ler, c' Blessed be He;" sod Gelled Chorus, Hossiosa I. the Littera," accompanied as Thirteen Harps (fornsiog three Occbsenras),by Mc. Bache sod twelve of Ids Pupils. Prtweipel Vocal Performant:—Mrs. Salmon, Mrs. Beg cliambros, and Madams Cansporese; Sigoor Ambrogetti, Mr. Prat; Mr. Cutler, Mr. Hawes, Mr. Timmy, Mr. Nrlsoa, Sir. Goatlike, sad Mr. Bralsant. is oddblion to Omahasa destingaiscil talent, Sir George Smart Imo the grastintion to aanotane• tba appearance of lb, followiag onsiond Performers:—Mtn Strpbeas, Ma. dame Vcotritt, Mrs. Ash., Mime *she, Miss H. Ash. (their first oppearasco at this Thattre), sad Signor Aogrisani. Principal histranseatal Perfarnsers:—Violoncello, Mr Lindley; Plate, Mr. Nicholson; Harp. Mr. Bothell Freed) Horn. Mr. /nazi; sod Violin, Mr. Kiesoweiter (Sad Podia to tits Msjesty's Chapel Royal at Hanover). Balm and Pisces may be taken of Kr. Colwell, at the" Theatre, from elivin to Ilse, and of whoa) only may be Lad a Private Buz. The Dears will be evitiail at Haltpast &a, the Perform sect wiq set de elm; Sippead Price at Nine. NO FIXED PRIZES!!!-3,002 PRIZES. including TWO PRIZES of f 20,200 must all be Drawn 14th THIS MONTH (JUNE). —Every Chance bought betters-a 28th MAY and 14th JUNE, will he de cided 14th JUNE.—No Fixed Prises! No Clostes!— Every Ticket drawn singly, each deciding its own Fate and no other. The Tickets are issued in Chances of Tickets, Halves, taisartere, Eighths, and Sixteenths, which are now sidling by J. and J. SIYEWRIGHT, the Contractor., 37, Cornhill ; 11, Holborn ; and 38, Haymarket; sad by their Agents in the Country. J. and J. SIVEIVRIGHT arald in the Drawing which took place the 28th ult. No. 1,448, a Prise of 4,0001. ■nd several minor Capital.. And nevoid 21,0001. and 20,000/. Prises in the last Four Months. SURREY THEATRE. THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, June 7, is appointed for the BENEFIT of the MASONIC INSTITUTION, for Cluthiag, Education. awe Apprenticing the Sous of ladigeut and Deceased Freestawins. PATRONS : Hi. Royal Highness the Duke of SWIM, His Grace the Duke of Athol, P.G.M. The Right Hon. Lord Mottos, D.G.M. The Right Hon. the Earl of Kinpiou, P.S.G.W. The Entertaiaments will commence with the favourite Comic Surfeits of HUM PHRY CLINKER. Matthew Bramble, Mr. Adcock; Lieut. Obwiliab Lime. bare, Mr. Wyatt; Hsempbry Clinker, Mr. Fitawilliam. Tabitba Bramble, Mrs. Salter; Wilsey Jenkins, Mies Copeland. After which • new Serio-Comic Hepts-drama, called THE SEVEN CHAMPIONS OF CHRISTENDOM. St. George, Mr. Ridgway; St. Patrick, Mr. Beagough; St. Andrew, Mr. Grant; 91. David, Mr. W. Burroughs; Ar nim., Mr. Fliewitliarn. Sabra, Miss Poole; Nora, Miss Ad cork; flora, Mira Pitt; Laura, Mira Malcolm. To couchette with, Ist time, • new Barletta, written fur the occasion., celled ASORRY ; or, THE SECRET DISCOVERED! Buses 4c—Pit =s.—Gallery I. Doors open at H•lf.pait Five, begin at Half-past Six. Tickets aed Places for the Boxes to be had of Isaac Exi t T , Chereb-street, Spits!fields ; 1110111111 Harper, E.q. 207, Flest.otreo4; Mr. Havicock, Secretary, Frospeet.row, Bermondsey; and at the Box.uace of the Theatre, from Teo till Four. SILKS. &e. UNDER PRIME COST.—The ELEGANT, FASHIONABLE, and VALUABLE STOCK of owe of the most considerable Manufacturers in ►pitsl6elds basin bete tausigued to A. SHEARS awl Cu. for SALE, Ladies of rusk aad fashion sad the Public era most respectfully invited to inspect the same, as A. S. and cu. vesture to amen them the Articles porchased at their How are of seth superior quality, sad to be had at prices so much below what they cut is reanefacteriag, that Ladies Lave only to make • single purchase to convince themselves of the advawage they will derive from honouring A. 8. and Cu. with their preference. The Stuck consists of rich figur ed and Oriel Gras de Naples, Levsntiaes, Flatfeet Bilks, Dueapes, Crepe Chisels, Le Suits Ea., Gasses, Lace Dreas•s, Nurwieh Crapes, Chloe Crape Shawls, beautiful btripi J Sarseets, from Se. 10d. to 3e. Oil. per yard, real Irish Tabbinets, lee. lee. Bedford Humor, 11, Hrerielts.dreet, Coveat-prdeu. Catalogues to be had gratis. B URGESS' NEW SAUCE for general put. - poses having given such great approbation, and the demand for it continuing to Mensal:y/0/11N BURGESS sad NON beg most rerpertfolly to offer this their best erbium l'dgments to the Public fur their liberal patronage of the nine: its utility sud genii convenience in all climates bee rearrameaded it to the must distinguished foreign run ".sris, who have all spokes. highly is its reciranoradenou. —lt IS prepnred by them ONLY; and for prereatiaa dia 4ppeiatineta to families, all possible care has ben resort . 4 to, by each bottle being sealed upon the cork with their Pines sad Address, as well as each Label having their Signs we, without which it came* be geomine. IoHN IaiRGFAS and SOWS king established sea meth esteemed ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES continues to be pre pared by them after the same meaner that has given the greatest satisfaction for may years. Warehouse, 10, Straml, corner of the Savoy-steps, Lou. ihnt.—(llte 0: igtual fish.lisace Warehouse.) CHEAP CARPETING. 1" ■ad W. NICHOLSON, 318, High Hol el • born, Corner of Southampion.huililiutv a re/refill'? Inform their Priendt nod the Public that they have bought the entire Stuck of • Tradesmen r►tiring from Business, which enables thee to Sell at the follow:lig low Prices:— Best Brussels Carpeting. weir petters*, fra. • yard, old pat terns, 4e. 9J.; yard wide Carpeting from Is. to Is. 9d ; best Super ditto, Se BJ.; Movers., 1110.; beat ditto, to.; Chintz Firrititure, ltd., 14.1, a•d 16J ell wide:ditto, es. ; Counterpanes, Marseilles Quilts, Blaskas. Stair.Carpetior, fkrel*Crestior, Heartitlhigs, ?la mid figured brunets, equally cheap. Plano taken and Carpets l►id down In Tow■ or Country. CVRTIS'S BOTANICAL MAGAZINE.- THIRTY (ICINESS will be gives for a & twirl Hand Set of the above Work, he • clean and perfect state. Any perms lambert a Copy fur pale, will be waited upon by adarere ing a Ike to T. rd. T., fh, Munntwow, Lambeth. No per moat application ear be attended to. 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Judgment postpnued to Fiillay reunite.% !Hr. /oho Smith, Mr. Brogslets, .ud other Members of the House of Commons, brotight up she Baskrnist Latr• Antrodawent Bill, the Highgate Church Bill, and several other private Bills, which were read a first time. Mr. Mason, from the Directors of the East India Com pany, presented the annual account of the Reeenner, Charges, and Disharsemrnts of the different Governments of and also the Resolutious of she Court of Directors, grantiag pensive*, annuities, Sze.— Laid ow the table . The Irish Ishind Navigatiou linprovemesit Bill, and the Seameu's Wages Bill, acre read the third time mud passed. Mr. Bps( and other Members of the Hoare of Commons, brought up the MeilOpttliMlS Gas Light Eaten■wa Bill, whirls was read ■ Int time. --------------- The Sole of Bread Bill was committed, tad reported without any amendment. The Irish Public Works Amendment Bill went through a Committee, and reported without awy•aseiodmeut. The Rve of Interest Bill (Ireland) was committed, and a verbal amendment made is it.—The Report was ordered to be received to-morrow. The House tint* adjuaraed. HOUSE OF COMMONS, WIDIZIDLY, Just S. • Mr. Mason, from the East ladia Honor, presented cartel. Animal Accounts. Lord Okras,ley's Divorce Bill was read a sieved time; after which the Hiram resolved itself into a Committee oa the same, *llea Mr. Pullen was heard as Coattail en brltatf of Lord Glerawley„ avid marvel witoeseea enamdeed is sap port of the Bill. Nu Counsel appearing ors the ether side, the Report was brought up, and the Bill ordered to be Mid a third time to-morrow. POOR LAWS. Mc. H. SUMNER weaeuted • Petition from the Giver. note and Directors of the Poor of the Pariah of St. Mary Magdalen, Bernioudaey, against the Pour Lase Amendineet Bin. Mr. COKE presented • similar Petition from the Hun dred of Hutt, in Norfolk. Mr. W. CIAIRTENAY also prevented a similar Petition from the Cloy of E. ler. Mr. MANSFIELD pretested a similar Petition from the Inhabitaofs of the Pariah of St. Mary, Leicester. The Hon. Member in his remarks in support of the Petition s maintained that the Siting of • eseximtsts fur the Poor 's Rate, would be in effect an edict for the starvation of the poor, and declared that as far as bis information went, the poor were not chewable with any inclination to ton away from labour, and to throw themselves upon the Parish.. Mr. SCAR LETT asked whether the Petiiiva mentioned at how much in the poetic! the Inhabitants of Leicester were &sassed to the Puor's Rate ? Mr. MANSFIELD replied that it d d not. The Hon. Member then presented similar Petitions from the Parishes of St. Margaret, and All Sainte, Leicester. Mr. SCA RLETT p tett a Petition from the Select Vrotry of Si. Pancras, in fivuur of the Pour Laws Amend ment Bill ; and alsu a similar Petit' (rum the Chords. wardens and Overseers of the Parish of Nuribiam, in Susses. Sir K. WILSON asked whether the last meatiored Peti tion was io favour of the Bill or the amended one ? Ale. SCAItLETT Paid, the Petition was only pet osto ►is hands yesterday, and he had not had time to rest it. The forams consideration of the Poor Laws Auseadmest Bill was thew fixed for to-morrow sc'noiglal. _ _ Mr. LUKE WHITE presettud a Riitiu■ Crum the Pa rish of Hiuley iu the Cuunty of Hertford, wide* the Pour Laws Amendment Bill. Mr. P. MOORE presented a similar Petition from the City of Coventry. Sir R. WILSON presented a Petition from Liverpool. He said if the Bill should pass, it would, iu his opidou, prove to be a Poor Spoliatiou Bill. Mr. SCARLE'I T expressed his surprise that suds an expression should have fallen from • person of the wilding' and Weds of his lion. and pillow Friend. He was con vinced, that any man who thoroughly iuvestigaterl the sub ject, would feel that the Bill was made Winfield and friendly to the poor. Mr. CALCRAFT tittered himself he understood the application of the BM both theoretically and practically, sod he felt convinced himself, and roped to cu•viuee the liosse, that instead of being friendly it was most istjerious to the pour. Su fa► from the grratcr part of the agrical. tural districts of die cottony beim( favourable to the measure, as the Houtierable Mover bad tattered himself, be was convinced they would be found averse its it. The House could not manifestly with the principles of a Re port *Lich they were so much accustomed to laud, pass this 8.0. Mr. SCA RLETT—When the time arrived for going into the discussion, he should be ready 10 meet she Hoe. Mem ber Is argsniest. He only wished that it should be fairly stet by motioning on its merits, aid protested nation any Poch nickusine being given to it, as that of the Poor Spolia tion Bill, which would uuly be cakulated to excite angry . pamious sod undue feelings spins* it. Sir IL WILSON disclaimed say wi►h to excite angry feel lam or to occasion any opposition to the Bill, which he did ou r feel capable of subatautiatiag by argumeot. He had paid the utmost encomium to the Bill s and be would repeat, that in his opiuioa it would be iu effect a Pour Spoliation Bill, Inasmuch as it went to deprive the pour of that relief In times of premiere and scarcity, and want of employment, which he felt to be their right. Mr. CA LC RA FT explained. Sir CHARLES BURRELL said, t►e Hon. sad Lamed Cleatlessee she had hroaght the measure forward was enti tled to the audio of Hot country. He regretted that what ever might be the measlier or intention of the Gallant Officer, that he should have used such lamellate o■ this subject as must tend to stimulate the angry feelings of the pour; to such of whom as were really deserving and is dustrious, any law which tended to give iv the Act of , .. _ . 'niece.. The Justices of the Puma Rill weal through the Cam sitter, and was ordered to ha ariourted to•sorrow. THE MOCK CONSTITUTIONAL ASSOCIATION. Dr. LUSHINGTON rose to present • Petiliate from Thomas Dolby, • prosier and polilidise, sod he could not refrain from empresses., his sorptriee, Omit althoogk it was use considerably past See o'clock, sago of his Majesty'. Ministers were pretest is the Howe, as be mach wished that they should haw the eumplalats set forth is this Peti tion, than which more could he of greater importsace. The Petitioner complained of having been prosecuted by that Society, wh.eli bad taken emea itself the denominatioa of "'The C.unstit otiose! Aseeciatioa." He likewise complained, that after having for thirty.* years followed his trade as a rimier and publisher, sad serer \seise iu all that period bees subjected to 'ay prosecution for libel whatever, be bed in a short spars of time bees twice subjected to prniectitioo at the suit of that Society. After limier escaped the vigil ance of the AtiornerGestral, and she Secretary of State, the only peewits by law intrusted with the exegete, of the power of uffiehilly prosecuting such offrame, he had at length fallen into Lb. clutches of that Association. He was indicted fur poblishing • political libel is as oL store periodical puboicatioe, which he had diseoullinned be fore the cutogneacentent of the proematiom. It was import. ant to knew the aresiomnices seder which ibis pagmeolies was instituted, as he thought they afforded • eine eager tioa of the principles by which the proctediegs of that Su. tidy were regulated; sod he woo egrovineed that If the At. togney.Gemesal had been aware of the nature of this partite,- lar case, he would have put a slop to the prosecution.— After • true bill ball been foetid, the Petittuaar was or. nutted and held to bail. This part of the condoet if tie &wiety was 'reignited use four Acts of Pathan-at muestly passed; Acts, the passing of which be declared to be au hivasium of the coustitution ; Acta. all framed for diminish. ing the liberties of the petyle, all enlarging the power of the Crown. Those Acts the Society had placed in frost of their battle; and by those Acts only could their coodeet be justified. Oa our of thorn Aels the Petitioner was held to hail fur his appearance, and also fur his subscqueut good behaviour. He stated that be had several Miterviews with one Mr. Murray, by whom terms were proposed, ten his ac ceptance of which the prosecation would be dropped. Here he called upon the House to attend, and see what were the terms on which his Majesty's subjects were called on to comlend against this Society ; what welt the threats it held eat, and what the power it arrogated of accognuliiiae sport them penalties, forfeitures, amd termini exceeding these attendant on a couviction. The teems proposed to the Pest • titmice were, that he should plead guilty, pay all the expenses of the promeution—(fleardsear)—give certain required le formation concerning the suthur id the libel, sod eller out to sell any b tubs or peblications which the &witty ihould deem offensive fur the term if two years.—(lloar, bear) — What would be said of the legality of such tes11111? Whether the proposal brought the prosecutors within the rile of Ilse law he would mot then stop to itiquite; but whss he saw them wrestimg from his Majesty's subjects their trade, and attempting to rufuree their propositiena by threats sad eg. untie." in this:manner, be (veld nut hesitate to charge theses with conspiracy, sued to proclaim he, as conepirstors ageism the liberties of the subject. Any perms or any body of persona acting as he had described, were acting is viulatuns of the Constitution, and is defiance of the law. The Peti tieuer naturally felt desirous of getting rid of a prosecution by so powerful • body—powerful indeed they were, and he regn tied to see included in their tosinlecr many high and dignified members of the Church—(llser, ficar)—aad many of those whose duty it was, as dodos in the last resort, to aliment from all concern in proceeditip in tallith they might ultimately be called upou to promulgate judgment —(Hear ) There were also among them some other ladiridaals to about be would out more particularly anode, because he was cue.- veuced tit y bad beets seduced into the loading of their Eames to a Society whose climatar and objects they had uuduobtedly but ill uuderstood, twitted perhaps ley the sulicitatious and importunities of some busy medallist( fawn, such as he saw presiding over mod duetting the proceadiaes of this Society.--( Loud elaserinp.)—Auxsusts to get rid of the prosecutiou of such a holly, the Petitheuer emceed tato • ueguciatitto, which was carried to 1.0018 kepis, but at last was broken of The terms be had berme recited, because at length too unimpoi taut to coattail the Society, and a re cited prusecutiou was commenced. On this the l'e itwuer was arrested, sod viand befere woe of t e Judges to has held to bad. There they objected as. the security be offer. I by the parties whom be proposed as hes bail, cooteuei.. that the recognmauces entered into by them es the brat n.• dietugent, became forfeited by the mere Ladino( the to• dictiment le the second prese_otioa. He mild conceive no better or more effec.ual way of Kelton a man IN gaol and keeping Wm there than this, of entering proem-wive stet r prosecution *falsest hie, and then übjeeting to the bail he offered. What chime had any teadesamen of coo 'ea . ., lag against welt • power ? What protection cowed be have from ruin by such a coarse of proceeding! The difficulty of procuring hail at all was sot easely ractonted; but when it was ammidered that iu eases sr Aar usture, the security required was to beams faerfigited hya repetitiou of the charge, how few pemeas awed be found to andel take the responsibility ? A risk was skiwerarde Mined by the prosecutors for a Special Jury, neat other, ,t seemed, would serve the puerperal ultimo Comptitatioaal Amin • !Opole beim; served with that role, she Petitioner gave a notice to the agent for the proormitioas of • rule to for. sish hiss with'the Int of she Members of the Ammacestoes liable to verve tem juries is the county it Alltaffirees, winch could not, however ' be compiled with • and se tie arganseist epos it, the Judges of the ring'she ath afforded hie all tho relief which egested to be is their poster to give, by coin ' lolling the prosecutors to mowed that, ea the approach- VAUXHALL. ON MONDAY NEXT, June 11, this splendid plate of Public Amusement, letvisc been completely redecorated, and undergone considerable in peewees es t, KILL OPEN FOR THE SEASON, With all allti*eld yArtgatif attractive N. vvtlieo. -nelartspcaL DEPARTMENT is on abs greenest male. The C CERTS will be Miscellaneous, selected fruni the snot disehroirislird Masters of every notion. The I NSTRUM ENT* L CORPS as most r. mplete. The Principal VOCAL PERFORMERS are, Mrs Bland, Slim Cahill, Miss George, Mr. C. Taylor, Mr. Collyer, and Mr. Foster.—Leader, Mr. F. Ware.—Organ, Mr. %Vetoes. A singularly attractive Exhibition, relied LE TABLEAU MOUVANT, In oddities' to the Cascade. The display of FIR E.VVORICS wall ezored In splendour man variety all former Seasons, particularly a grand imposing Scree of The ERUPTION of MOUNT TESUVIIC/S. And the Rey If Naples. Artistes la Fire-Works--Iletlesse Heftier sod Signor allertrani. The Military, Caledonia'', sod Plunkett Bands will perform bowel' the Acts. Admimisit ' 3s. 6d.—The doors open al Sevres; the Con cert to begisat Eight. Second Act of the Ceseert at Eleven o'clock precisely. OUTINIAN LECTURES. PRE Frtends of these ranon4l Meeting', and a their Atipininisoce are respectfully informed that the Fifth LECTURE of the COURSE on the MARRIED STATE, will be delivered at Mr. Penn's, Pnetic°. Ne w. street, Sprint-gardens, ott SATURDAY NEXT, the Sib of hue, HMI, at Three o'Clock, By Mr. RICHARDSON. T•irkets, 21.6 d. each, or ISa. the Coarse, may be bad of Messrs. Hatchard and Sun, 1117, Piccadilly. ejENTLEM EN who were las , year disappointed MU. of FOX'S PATENT MOHAIR GAMBROON may now be supplier' with a most extensive Amortmeat, it, beau tiful, new, elegant, and fashionable Patterns for WAIST. COATS, and is neat, new, and genteel Colours fur TROU SERS, which are more durable then any other kind of goods, eseept leather. Both kinds will wear very clean, are exceed ingly coot, never stain or shrink, appear new every time they are washed, and not now more expensive than other articles, they being reduced in their prices SO per cent. owing to the increased importation or the raw material. That the real Mohair may be knosn frum the imitation is worsted, they are stamped G. Foe.% Patent Mohair Gambremee.-91:irt-. Moore, Ns. "11;111eg-dreet, Coyest-grades, eppositi Bed ford-street. N.B —Fashionable Shooting Jackets made of the name material, which are very light, cool, sod durable, and pos sesses inure requisites foe the Geld than any hitherto worm. They arc front 40s. to SO,. 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Besides Ihe advantages arising from as immediate mid ahunlast supply of New Publications, Subscribers to this Library have the sight of chu”sing from • moat extrusive and valuable Collection of the beet Books iu the English, French, and Italian Loogitsges, whatever iVorks they desire, which are regularly furwardeJ to all parts of England or the Cuallineut. _ MOST respectfully submitted to the Public the extremely hard Cale of Mr THOMAS CHAP MAN, late of `Southwark—Nearly thirty years ago he Uncovered mad invented the meaty of making the Fur of the South Sea Seal-skins available to our mateufarismars. Pre e-gas to this important discos. ry, the valuable fur now obtained from the nest by his iuveatiou, was made no use of other than for manure fur the land. The Fur Seal-skins were of tO little value, as scarcely to be worth the freight of the ship. They were chiefly sold to the taauera, at from four-pence to two shillings each ; they hare retire bees sold at 4f . snit upwards per skin, and their Fur at eighty sled. hogs per pound weight. lasestense quainities of Seal Fur are yearly manufactured and worked up into bate, shawls, and cloth of great value. Numerous soil various articles of ornamental sod comfortable clothing are also manufactured from it; end it is calculated, that from fifty to nun hundred thonsand Far Seal-skius have, we average, been annually imputed soul worked up since. the time their For was by Mr-amputee first made available. Nut lariat the means i n his power, when lie made ibis important discovery, of securing it iv himself, was the cease of his failure ass, present distress. The public limb already benefited by it to a great amount. The friends of the above meritorious, but truly unfor tunate indevadual, have deemed it advisable to solicit a PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTION, iu the hope of raising a fiend that may, ia some degree, alleviate his sufferings. 'through severe illness sad idable misfortunes, he bath fur some years bees utterly welltuut the tormus of being able to catty on the business he iimeuted, established, and brought into gamest ase.—Advaiteed and the great aflltetiun occasitmed by • severe rheumatic complaint, which ultra confiaes hies for two or three mouths at a time, is the cause of so much weakness, that he is rendered almost unfit and unable to pursue any bosiners that will provide the means of existence. Thus, he, who, by so Mennen". sad skilful discovery, bath beets the cause of giving daily bread to thutsanatla, who are employed in as entire new mauufacteire is various beeecters,wh:ch also uccabioas numerous shipping and seamen to be easployed—who traserse the meat remote parts of the loath Seas in search of Fur Seals, thmoveriag many new sad voluble islands, is himself, at as advanced age, destitute of support. Subscriptions will be thankfully received at Messrs. Hee ries. Farquhar, anal Cu. Banker,, St Jameeantroet; and at Mame. boos sad Paul, Bantam, 117, Struts& The Hon. sad Right Rev. Lord Bishop of Durham The Right Row Frederick J. It-abinerea, Presider' of the Board of Trade 5O 0 0 The Right Non. the Earl of Pembroke 5 0 0 John Julius Augerstein, Esq. fs fs 9 0 Henry Philip ante, En. 0 0 BY EXPRESS DESIRE. LAST NIGHT BUT TWO. • THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA HOI7SK STRAND. Fir FIE Public are rea,.ertfolly inferrmerl, that" 1 they will Sod Ale. MATHEWS AT DOME (fur the ISlib that) THIS PRESENT THURSDAY, June 7, whoa he will ham the honuar to perform his TRIP TO PARIS its their Campossy. Is la respectfully miggessed to theme Ladies and Gentle man who have am yet hosioared Mr. Mathews with a visit, that en early applieasirre fur Boxes will be neeeesary. *** There will be eu perfonwanee on Whitson Eve. Oa Monday and Thursday nest, Mr. Mathews will five hie Admotores is Air, Earth, cod Water, and the Polly Pater, being the Lart Nights of his perforating until goat Year. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Jugs 6, 1851. TyF COURT vf DIRECTORti of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS e RNO LAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby gine Notice, That the QUARTERLLSkR AI. COURT of the said Company appointed to their House is Leads.- hall-street, on WEDNESDAY, *lOlll Intuit, is rade Special, fur the otrpotie of receiviag a Report front the Cpl.. rnittee appointed to inapeet the East India Compasy's By- Laws, sod of coa.idcrtag certaas Prepositions therein Cos• teased, for mitering By-Law ' esp. 1, am 1, mod for repealing By LAWN rap. It, ore, t and 5, and for otdaisisg a 14-11-dw hatred of those proposed Is be repealed. JOSEPH DART, Seerstary. 1.. K a 1111 ire Avg bore log woe • bit P ll°. run ILL