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Proofs, he. &e. Copy of a Letter from the Countess DUN DONALD Ti, Mrs. JOIINSO Y, PROPRINTOR or THIS axsatciß SOOTHING STUVP, No. 91, Newman-street, Oxford-street, Loudon. lir ADY DUN DONALD having witnessed the LI wonderful effects of We. JOHNSON'S SOOTHING SYRUP in tier own infant Daughter, now eight months old, in affording almost instantaneous relief, when her dear ehild had been in paroxysms of pain, arisiag from the cutting of her teeth, she iliiiiks it incumbent on her to acknowledge the eflicacy of Mrs. Johnson's Soothing Syrup, and to re commend the same as as invaluable Recipe to all Mothers fur their Infants while suffering from dm pain of teeth. enttitag and Mrs. Johnson has Lady Madam:Ars full per. mission to make this sckuirwledgmest public. 50, Smith•atreet,Kiug's-road, Chelsea, November 27, 1910. This invaluable Medicine to be had wholesale and retail of the Proprietors, Johason sad William., No. 94, New. iriamsireet, Orford-street; mad, by their appointwirtit, of all the principal Medicine Venders in Town sad Country, at ts. 9d. per Bottle. N.R —Mrs. Johnson relieves the poor, as usual, at ►er horse every Tuesday and Saturday Moronic, from Nine till Ten o'Clock, by beisgiug • Letter fru, a respectable Horse. bearer, to artily that they see real objects of Chatlll. --''a.:.~ ~ -- fira A eiklaastl tillitLillbrd 4 4 0 : it Lunt COtherpe 1.014 Rucksairage Lord'alve . . • ja'rlaill .~t. Al • General Ofeettwifsf tie . _ . . . lily Serie',Obeid at Priemassai Hall, or Sato ,4i, June 2, His Royal Highness the Patron iu she Chair, 'The follow's' Resolisiiims were unanimously agreed to: AL was moved by Lord Colthawye, and am:waded by Lord ;lobe Resseli, • T. That • Report, handed on the abstract whit% hi bdit . read to the Meeting, be ',rioted and circulated inmiyo ciirectioo of the Committee. wit moired by Sir James Mackintosh, 1111. P. oseikil by Sir Mimosas:big, Bart. M.P. r't 1. That it is a subject of the warmest congvalidatimi .k thialfeedng, that lite cause of Pilaus Discipline, aid' do prisciplee advocated by this Society, have, duds( the past year, osnituned to °Maim the isseressisg atiestiou of the Legislate, e moil of the public; sad that satisfactory amend moss bare taken place in the construction and diacipihse of various prisons throughout the kisigdows. That, eitheoliktil the number of places u( eonfloensert is still great which are yet the progressive advaiseenseet of improvements justiies 5h• 1 4 , 1 0. ! 1431 116 e prrio4 is wet far distant whew the primes Of illis euuntri . will he' seifirsly regulated by a systems .. . . .. . .. - _. the 'Weeder. It was moved by SegalMi Norsk . (Jime - Esq. and seconded by the Rev. Thomas Used, M.A. 3. That* this Keetles.dreitrithe topetettee witch bee Wee assiduously circulated, that the systems of prism "Nese which it is the object of this Society to reminisced, bei • ilesdesey to divest punishment of its just sad salutary. wrote; as opinion which is refuted by abwadaat evidence, nod bail no foesdation whatever in truth; that experience deneseelsdes that the cringesl views with ierliffereum he. priaoameet which is defective in classiltcatioa Bud iniaphey meet, and where hit guilty propensities are indulged by vicious habits and corrupt association; in proof of which it errata that to esch gaols the same prisoser repesiely re. tsraei eihilethene prieosa are regarded with drawl, sod the reeeeteeitittle to then. are consparatively rare, is *hie* idles's., gambling, and dissipater's are oupereadsd by ab stinence, labour, and restrains. It was moved by the lion. Henry Grey Bennett, M.P.and meunded by John Maxwell, Esq. M.P. . 4. That this Meeting is deeply impressed with the lamest able coudition of some thousands of boys in the Metropolis, I who, from their earliest years, have been trained to the eon; museum of crime, and taught to purser it for their maintenance; that she diminution of an evil fraught with consequences sn injurious to society is at once the duty and Whitest of as eislighteocd public; and that a large pangs. *ion of crime and misery might he prevented, were the feeds of the Society sutlicieut to reside the Committee to extend their plena for the reformation of criminal youth. That this Meeting is therefore of °pinkie that the Society's efforts to reclaim juvenile offenders highly merit the liberal support of the public, and especially at the present time, when many distressieg cases of friendless buys present themselves al the prisons of the Metropolis, who, sere the mewls otreiell them, might he induced to forsake fur ever • life of wreetho edge's and guilt. It was moved by Robert Bransby Cooper, Esq. Y.P. eel seconded by PAlmund Horeb', F.sq. M.P. 6. That the Thanks of Hein Media, he respecifolly pre sented to the Magistracy throughout the United Kingdom, who have so ably and zealously directed their cousitleratiou to improvements in the construction and discipline ef the pious. seder their respective jurisdictious. It was moved by Lord Lurie's, and seconded by William Evans, Esq M.P. 6. That this Meeting learns with great pleasure the con filmed estretioiss of the Debbi' Association fur the Improve ment of Prison Discipline, by whose indefatigable labours„ ender the piteously of the RIOS Hon. Charles Grant, the primes is the sister kisigilesu have hem clearly investigated, and their condition to malty instances materially improveda and that this Meeting sincerely rejoices is the prospects of the further amelioration ii(tbe prisons in Ireland, from legis lative measures which have been recently introduced by his Majesty's &sweetmeat. It was sieved by the Rev. Francis Cunningham" 1111.41. and seconded by Edward Bootle Wilbraham', E.g. M.P. 7. That this Meshing cannot refrain finin expressing ita sincere delight that principles of improved prison discipline have been folly recugnised, and are ohlaieing increased si ltation, in France, Russia, Italy, and Switzerland ; and that Ladies' Aniociitions have been formed is those countries for the Reformation of Female Prisoner.. It was moved by the Hon. sod Rev. Gerard Noel, and se. conded by Thomas Fowell Buxteu, Esq. M.P. 8. Thal the following Geo,lemea ferns the Committee for the year ensuing, with power to add to their sionaleer : SAMUEL HOARE, Jon. Chairman. Hon. H. G. Bennett, M.P. Edward For.ter, T. F. Rolston, Esq. M.P. Hubert Forster, W. Dram, Esq. M.P. T. F. Forster, Hun. E. Harbored, M P. Edward Fos., Jun. • T. B. Lemiard, Esq. M.P. Joseph Fry, S. Lushingiou, Esti .L.L.D. I J. 1.. Goldsmid, M.P. Samuel Gurney, T. S. Rice, Esq. M.P. Robert Michel's, C. C. Western, Esq. M.P. John Jeffery, George Ainslie, James Millar, William Allen, James Morris, A. R. Barclay. Henry Newsman, Peter Rearm], Wm. Foster Reynold'', Charles Rowdier, Folder Reynolds, G. T. Boller, Richard Phillips, Jonathan Chapman, Frederick Smith, ‘Ylihale Christy, Richard Taylur, - • Jusish Cumber, I Samuel Woods, &qrs. . Wilbata Crawford, It was moved by the nom mid Right Rev. the Bishop of 11:11.intesier, IL That the cordial Thanks of ,h. Meeting be pr►sented Aphis Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester. Patron rat Sliffliotiely, fur the uniform attention which he has eirispedi to *Wad its &sips, and to promote Its iuterestss and Seri ... .._, .6sii • - 14 9- 00 - S. Hoary Eq. Sir-C. Heater, Bert. (a) Robert Ogren, 'E.g... 10 HI illteet.ed at Ow doors, • T. F. : Bpztoa, Esq , 19a. Ott. (a) b 51 Salwariptiarao and donations will be thankfully rearlatad by the. Claims. of ski Committal. Samoa Moore, Ina. Esq. 12, briabarriatreet; Thomas Powell erston, Est 111. P Spiiallields ; 'Barclay, TANN • and Co., totabirdratreet ; Sir Jolts. Labhock, Bart. r Forster and Co., Modals House. street; Fry and Co. 11.1i1.1rods.coari ; Goslings and Co., Fleet.street ; prefatuuds, and Co., Chariog-cress. PROM LAST NlGfirs. WASETTII• •a , eft t<4.41 MILITARY PROMOTION& eleiesesirstos to the Firethire Regiment of Milk* :loosed by the Lord Lime:oast in the Coosa, of Fife. captain Andrew Milehril to be Major, vice Rutherford, ()teemed. Commissions stood by de Lord Liretrient of the West Riding of leo County of York, City and County of Me City of York. To be Deputy Lientenents.—Robert ch a l ener' E sq . ; Tw o . Ilmdiuxton Fairfax, Esq.; William Lister Fenton Erroll, William Markham, Esq.—all dated May 15, 1811. Yorkshire Hussar Yeomanry. Major Rirhard York to be Lietitenant•Culoriel, vice Lord Hooke, resigacd—dated May 22, 1821. Captain George Lane Fox to be Major, vice York, pro. meted---dated as above. Liantesnnt William Lister Fenton Scott, to be Captain, vice rwx, promoted—dared se above. Comet 'thorns. Husker to be I,ieulesaot, vice Scott, pro ' looted—dated as above. lite 800. Jobe Hobart Cradock to be Corset—dared April 7,1821. stir Julio Vanden Remind° Johnstone, Bait, lo be ditto, vice Graves—dated April 25, I/21. Southern Regiment of Yorkshire (West Riding) Yeomanry Cavalry. Jobe Staniforth Beckett, Esq. to be Captain, vice Edmunds, goligiocd—dated May 23, 1421. Joseph Clarke, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Cottle, resigned • v.—dated as above. T o be C 4 ...rt.—dohs, Childers, Gent. vice &owe, amend —dated April 27, 1821 ; and Richard Cottle, Geot. vice Schofield, rrvigoed—dated Palsy 23, 1821. Robert Saundra', Esq. to be Adjettant, vice Minnick, re. signed—dared Morel§ 22,1821. Adjutant Hubert Sauuders to be Captain, by Brevet—dated u above. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Stabb, of Torquay, Devon, merchant, to surren der, Joue 25,26, anil July 17, at eleven, at the Globe Inii, Newton' Abbot, Devon. Attorneys, Messrs. Bartlett and Parley, Newton Abbot, Devonshire; and M Duke, Church, and Darke, ltd Liou.square, Loudon.. John Preston, of Torquay, Devon, merchant, to warren. der, June 25, 26, and July 17, at eleven, at the Globe Inn, Newton-Abbot. Attorneys, 51 . Bartlett and Farley, Nentim.Abbnt ; and Messrs. Darke, Church, and Duke, Ned Lion.sqsare, London. William Young, now or late of Boardwood Farm, Isle of Wight, Sowthernpton, fernier, to surrender, Jose 15, 20, and July 17, at twelve, al the Mitre Tavern, Portses. At torneys, Mr. Nowt!, London ; and Mr. &woke, Porisea, Hants. Termini Henry Budkin, of Charlotte-street, Islington, Middlesex, maltater, to surrender, June 16, 23, and July 17, at eleven, at Guildhall t London. Attorney, Mr. Tomes, Lincoln's Inn-Gelds. • Thomas Tinson, a Elbow-lane, London, merchant, to surrender, Jana 16, 19, and Jisly 17, at one, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Meters. Clarke, Chubs, and Cullington, Little St. Themes Apo►tle, London. Nathaniel Bliss, of Water lane, Fleet-street, London, printer, to surrender, June 16, 19, ■nd July 17, at one, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Mews. Hester and Brooks, High- Holborn. Juba Gordon, of Liverpool, wierellsot, to surrender, June 27, 28, and July 17, at one, at the George lON Liver pool. Attorneys, Meters. Orred, L.we, sod Hurry, Liver pool ; and Messrs. Lowe and Bowes, Loudon. John Tarlton, or Ltverpoul, aitereltart, to surrender, Jose Z 7, 28, mud July 17, at Maul at Ilse George lon, . 043 ►~iii~E I baid-strect, Jobs Airey, ofLiiieitiak Lancaster, sosp-bsiler, S. surrender, June 2s, 211,111.11Je1y 17, at one; at she George las s Dsle-arreet, Livespool. Atstrawy., • Mr. i Thistles Lodge, Liverpool; and Mr. Bettye, Mastery-lane, Loads% DIVIDENDS. ' i 1 : t Jess 30. J. {Tanta laic of Stoke-usider-Havadolt - insteeper, at• alt4res, at the Crown Ins, Rasa Sisatrart. '111)t •sI.• . .0. .1771,11 .. ..!. Jaw 30..1. Moen) stAlares.Bars, agar 11101130011$i ' ollBBl 4a merehaist, at one, s$ the Star IaSeoIOWARWAN'.;' . ;41) Jose 28. W. Fletcher, of Wolverkmetplos, Illstfreed, hi monger, at twelve, at the Woulpack l m ,, gi m s„ g s mink, Jane 30. W. Homan, of Barking, Essex, smack.ostith,a - twelve, at Guildhall, London. /ai";,ill Jamie 2s. W. Bell, of Brawsplow, Camberiasi,lloo4lPollo . chant. at clever, at the George lug, Pearl* Jape 26. J. Thomas, of Carpenter's-buildings., 1 Londoo, merehant, et ten, at Guildhall. July 7. J. Boydell, late of Bethnal-pees Middlatita, 4( . meridians, at twelve, at Guildhall,. London. -'' ' 1 ' July 7. T. L. Tsreed, of Borehsm, Essex, panattilislloll tea. at Guildhall, London. .11b ,21 • 'tHstf Jose 29. W. Durkin and .1. Durkin, of Suothestphllli, Oil - builders, at twelve, at the Dolphin Inn, Suuthampp p July 7. L. Lys**, Woof Lower Shadwell ' Middlesex, - • 7 7 .7 r at ton, at Guildhall, Loudon. Jely 7. T. H. Smith, of Chaucery.lane, Middleses o ßibilsll lea, at Goildhall, London. . ;. •,.41 %di 11.11 te Jose 28. H. Lembden, of Bristol, plum 4.4 ' twelve, at the Commercial Booms, Corn-str Jane 27. T. 8. Williams and T. B d, of • Gloucester, mercers, at cleats, at the Piesgbaillst teuham. . • ...'• „ v.,- -1. June 28. W. Grove sad J. Dukes of Bath, Enem a sfilitives at the Pall Moos lan, Old Bridge, Beth. • Jose 27. M. Newton, late of Newcastle.upon-Tyse, cornier, r at eleven. at the George Ina, Newcastle.epsn•Tyrm. isle 30. H. Greases, of Manchester, mereleatm*se ahmost Shelltar Is., Droaagate, Manchester. . . • ~.. .7i .. 7 - : ..: CERTIFICATES.—Junes RR , 1...-. ...I . • T. Bowkett, of F.asolsam, Worceater, sad C. 1111•0108410( I.llsloo Bar!, Hereford, farniera.—S. Roberta,of Cliefteabism. droggist.-1. Facey, of Bishopagate-street-Wlthin, Louder, :zeook.--.0. Fry, of Tunbridge-Welk Kest, lime ..—D. Pullen, of Birehtn.lane, 1,01.1411, broker.—J. njelh of Lielsield, mallster.—S. U. Whittell, late of Back. tryisil,klington, Middlesex, tiasber•airrchatit.-1. White, late of Gloucester, bet now of Lambetlaroad. Surrey, merchant. —E. Fox, of St. George, Gloucester, horse-dealer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. H. Boohoo, C. Bouillon, and .1. H. Petty, late of Chatham gesso Logsdon, Norway mereliaati, so far as regards the veld 111. BOultoss. May 31, 1321.—T. Makin' and R. F. Greess of Leeds, York, tobacco.tuastufactorers, February 2, 1821. .1. Whittaker and J. Shaw, of Hurst, Aeliton-asder.Lyee, and also of Manchester, austrufseturers of jacconetts, Msy 31, 1821.—R. Mills and J. T. Hatch, of Asylum-beadle's .11Pasteninster-road, London, hlseking-esanufsetarers, May pp. 1821 —W. Clark, jun. H. Salmon, J. Price, end G. 11111111114, of Bath, common-brewers, June 2, 1821.—R. As piewall, of Preston, M. Banta). of Walton-le-Dale, sad S. Rhodes. of Preston, Lancaster, joiners, Jamaary 1, 1821. " Brief RELIEF OF THE POOR. the Bill sew peedieg Perlieeteet to &mead the Laws retatfve to the ktidiefof the Poor is England. By W. 11. /lodide, Esq. Hemmer, Secretary to the Society fur the Suppression of Mendisnly, Ste. Sze. The pamphlet, of which the above is the title, proceeding as it does front the pen of a Gentleman whom active philanthropy, as Honorary Secretary to the Society for the Suppre.sion of Mendicity, and also to the Society for Sheltering the Homeless Poor, has afforded lont much experience, and ample opportunities of collecting considerable information on the subject of which lie treats, contains much that is worthy of attentive consideration. Con curring in the general opinion, that something must be done towards amending the existing laws relative to — the relief of the poor, or rather their administration, lie still feels impressed with the absolute necessity of proceeding with extreme caution in any material alteration of the present arrangements. He considers that the impotent and the disespecl, the widow and the fa the; are entitled, under all circumstances, to relief; and that the Poor Laws were never intruded to alter or extend the right, but simply to distri bute the burden which IF imposed more equally among the public at large. " Admitting that as entire abolition of the Poor Laws would raise the ratite of labour, soil improve materially dm: condition of the working clauses, Mill it mom* be denied .1 that cases of unavoidable poverty. of sudden extensity, oft extreme misery, must and will perpetually occur, sled tow; swat far beyond the power of mere private charity to allest late. The burden, too, would be partial sad oppreesivaa whilst the seltith and narrow•misded would be most usijastly mused from their fair properties of its weight. For diem! reasons I should strongly doubt the expeditor, or the pep-t,, sibility of dispensing with the systematic relief of the aestemplated by the Act of Elisabeth, although I an meat. to see the gross shams of it, which have Stria mat years been accumulating, extirpated by a just sa d l i e n course of remedial measures, equally divested of liaselinese preeipiteney. " Taking it fur granted that some redaction inset wooer or liter attempted, oar attention will be Iret direct-. ed to able-bodied men without falsities, as • dam of paupers, the relief of which is perhaps INA "11 varlsoos , •at .9 it,. ofig 4!..,+ _ - - ~~ ... weight Ale_ observations probable ell . ects oo.the proposed restriction 61 power .st-oollirediortelief to the families Apr mss, M-. who q s'‘...toorrirel after Om- poising 41:- *if Mir itlirfiliWeilf 141ey upon the miud sr •..,t et., • - , 4 6 After these o 111 of mars* W antieipa ! that 1 object still mast y to ea cinemas of tiin restii. t ion to the familia of am who may imam after the passing of the .present Bin, although I admit that it Is a smeary eppepdage to tar funnel part of the cisme; be- CSIII4VtU effect of withholdisig all .relief fear simple urea. indeontiniling it• lithos* who warned, would obviously he to ineresse the ausaber of vaarrages soloopt the pair, and thereby mai add to Oho vein estoplielnedef• • ** tot so, haremr,fortt minsait, ionahre what would be she partial elleM of tin poptiard rifarlaben.. In a rival mist of view it easki sot be contemplated without seams appeshatolow ; the Bid. dart sot etimain any regulation as 4be &ion treatment lot Inegitiame ebildrea. At ptesone (generally speatisg) they are better provided for by pewisbesi Mrs those of the vtrtawas poor*. le it to be berme that sr labouring couple, allo i tg a s wer opeltilltrallollllolllll lallill* am X , when sofferiug • ibilialty, from all assailing/ea, 011101,110 sda are saaiotentios the epwiear a' vicious Will it tend to improve moral character efille b rec if they leant that chilebewri bbilifiwit of sa dleglittlill Oa tided m that efte which 1. sled to those oh* may be the fruit of marriage ? The ON* er gush • talfilasin would evielesidy be to 'serener essilderatily the easibidlifillleglti orates, sod it meld be weelms to endeavour taledioet this by my siditleael legislative ewactmeats. is she putative father le geoevally oat of Ilse way, or if may perhaps be seat se Use Neese of Conettion Air • recurs period: I. it towards the female that severity is.to be exer eised ? at what period ? when fir advaoced in provisory; or when, after emillineinest,dbe appears wish an ittfaut ot bar imam ?—Tbe ides of hillietbeg say peatfalmtent which would tend to prevent the crime a abiord; the only restroist abide now merman ie a seam of shame-..let as sot weekes this restraiost by makiag the offence general, or afford the specioua excuse for its frequency, which the withholding all relief from legitimate/children would certainly supply." Mr. Bodkin has also the most decitled'objection to that port of the Bill intended to peei - ent the re memol of the poor to the playa of their legal rettleL• . . meat, from those parishes where they may become . chargeable : " I really do not see that Is this respect the Bill is ONO. test with itself. The mtriesory clowns aro ebsbeellll .:. meant to check the too prevalest practice ausoggill lower orders of applying for parochial *Meteor, vallegot it is proposed to accompany them be as arrangement abide more has say other I aver heard of, would tend to fotatall • oddities's! facilities to she Mereste of this peartiee erred all she worst kinds of abase of which it is presisethri.l " It is iadispetable that the power to remove cbargosbis poor operates as a meat hammiest cheek so the iscresaasd pauperism; mid if this power appears is prated/1e to impose some restreist apse the free circulation of labium, the ino dilicatioss by which it is accompanied, and the ammordo which it is acted epee, go far to scatinatiete that priareipie. , • " The poor are sew happily taarldlpmwl &ribber, els straim, sod allowed to carry theiubbbleep mry part couatry *here it may be moat is tiassok as bag as Ay mustieue to support themselves willtbaf besollior obsigm able to the poor's rate. - •;,‘ •••,.:1-sve• " It is obvious, limed's% Mr esi.a• possusiviii!lllii • plane until the party is Mad* pretreat soireseat as room esellsoltillbiillrsiseahilliAO labour than is Mirada % to exist if Om proof this stilt were to become law. tr " Supposing, foe itestaace, • sesisipPy settled Writ l••• soitighassi travelled to Leedom to mob Mlsphipswest, and foil lag Is his object Memos chargeable to 1111411bea parish : tbe Settlement Law she maw would eertsialplidomeliableao be removed back to birsoinglms. It. is *ow proposed so • erect, that the parish obeli be restricted frolarapeemingps• pauper so circusnatasterl; bet this ravizirtio• warsliihitara Urea already übtaised by. she previous rot of she elitkabigli excludes such pampers from all claim to Is 1(401,216m lacossielent and asstrudictos-y. Arai to depeim - right to Inecoate chargeable_ s•A Of _ sad those so lake awagegre prism. removing kiva, sods power bebop already toottopeei lowa dependent upon Mafia of Abe bocewiogrhorspeohla, to woe- • rant tie exertion. "1 am Aware that. dig Aess only be sioludainisti' as applicable to Shot dam of. peeress• emomm plated by the restrlOolgamisehmenit but do aim4be posing mill healthy, sea: Alembelliedi and ronsorr‘rd.-locfn the great majority of Ads itsbie usually migrate to ward, of erltloyment ? . • ne • " Let ua, litsimmee, alma* it a liniment the effect of a sospeaslosi d Illarsmaree otirgenteral, a= that portius of Ilia per **laminae to loremehedril Isempap. • lief by Iha Bill. I. the sielespolio, melbas where the poor Naturally teeiroltsto, obviushilthl= by such a repast/Do, br so eeheeseesly I. reader imprsetialible pepepial erllloseerlsebearrsisessi uses ef the ratty at. r . • • " This pause ielabeallisellell by lelllell'llibilleellheestet bunks efesl lll ,piripersee .reelikeb pen*. • the asesseerr of prey ,siiplitsieet this voter, soil he will ear, 'so' riirbbassimil. Ide eel hesitate,. Atom la the melespelte. a myhlsse,T dist I. masprielis the pee peeswould h 014111111610111164 0 It is impseplbte ter say pane', who is syltlitiluelbety k'" &I* the nseinspolisist keit, this is the eau, in the mit liwity of inStarrees. lettere iitfinr She rattler cannot be felled, -111e.petstrertisoblete contribute to the support of the etiolth'St ' businiatained entirely by the parish; and by a spergtAcr if Varlisescat it Is compulsory on the parish orripineri It lost to Muse ll I martin distance front tuna, fur thtiillit'of - 'l6 more pore air, whilst every eenrt and alley a crovr iDta ,__ '7l , the &ticker uttite poor, born in wedlock. MI -- EM Per emit • ... csp-tnr`riAti L " 9-324 c , ,r 6 •-2 ? r....,.k. . •..... . . ..... .• • , tego,rzs, k , , * ~-,,-: . 1: ... ~. ( . . .72 Al'7 . . s * 715 . . 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I ... , 11,' .. _ . s ot . ......ii ). <4.•7•111•114 . t sem( , , ._ . humus „ _ .... .. . - ~. "1. 1 . 04 011• 410 0 41 0 1 • 0* : 4 l l 4 4ukslimailkaoluesilt • ' t -.-- - - - - -- - - . - • . .• - • - . . - • -tr' w , tr. s • ' . • s ----- • al mum* 6773 1.l NI 4101 . 460111. *id 414;1'0' - 1 On *1 •41, • ,ii!ifuviNpuisni Aim ivOioir.•., ,ti '4aONDON, WatiiEgliVrauN . K . *; l 4sl . t o , ~,w 4 1 ,,,,,,, ~, lo t .."1.,4,..,,,, „ ma , ~ R .r goifti i • oak .- • mi. A. 1 --'''- /... ,7 . 1 ,' 1Z 4 6-.--."-" ' Of__ " ..4 4/1/14/_l4/ OlL" : 4. 4 lOAM‘a. '"‘ -'' •.. A• '' '''' "I. ' " i ' ' ' t .4. • .. _.*" • ' ..' .--.. , A sa 1.: I - 71. abut till oasis •.1 La. , . we; I wit. ..0 .4 .1 s:.• ...Ai., a. $ le. +.4 ;$ 1,74; 41 Ve 1 t . M . : : I. - • _ - - - -„ . . t • . . • __• ohs. 0 . _____L____• . ..,., • :so. TWEATRIS-RoirAL, Difiglertaintd •:.• IoGYPTIAN I. -' TOM R.- I. 'lt is tt ai Vter,. ~ ~ : , 11 " Alls k s i t 'llnige 1 00 7, 1 6fa1 t 1134). . tio,DI A A: V i lt gli rsi g;. se n, A =4 . :f •111 4 ,2141.1e: g1i 5i: .. 1 7 . . 7 - .., ... n' t r ....,::•;,,,, 4,. ; : . • t . .WEDNIISDAY Jute. , -1140.1C10141710,1tpumus Iltypagis gaW Ovate bi l l ig l i L E I N i a li smismit t4G ' will p o ne o g b t a' a bd aj . Aelyl,ll6 Oritort,JaFßßY. / P 44,, freag peeps 4111.111*., The follawledealiall r *now Opers,ealkd • 1 • • •" - DIReE; ' - ''-: ?I X ~i. • ••. A , ili . • "" t "'" IL . , ..; , , . • , ,„„, .:, . 4 .11= s tglinerallie • 5 t114 6 1/. 2 W ) . Consist .... .sr i ' s 4. llewsni paiis.red. l""iif oreaselhde4 4.l4llll4l.r mepims “"illeVall sesseA ss .641114‘ 91111". 'l4 ' Ilit C if " 1 s II . . kw: R.(111. triad- • ( r . • ...e.......e..... levels. ?he :p i t SvCaETY • • fir el ilea:, IMPROVEMENT Isib ; Mina as a dorfattoinf NW IllWe i lhiskitt itetp i - • --- • - ' . 11* - ' i t . l ' 4 o. .• I V ' r 4. 11 . i %.„ 1 . 2 t i l s i i.l ef, .. ^ ' lif e , ' 4 4 .1 .1 • fai l :: . . IP., ;" .; Or, THR FATAL CUL. • fr: , IlineedMare oraolostok' W.' nal 4 New' 'i.. J ''' ••••411 •• "D r ' wi l 1• , Spit/M. Frispe, Mg. Hoes ; Clissithas t _Nrerl4.ll - iias i PRISON DI 'PLANE, and fu Use Ref V "" 41 P• 414 Joevsile Ofeadria. ''' . Pa l meri : C ' 9 ' (AMMO . 1 !.93.kei11t -111 It•Peiee Es c gg: ~ 1061 0 10111 4 11 .' ' bele A„ ..,, I ' ,J!,__._et Ears.. c .•,•" celsAi Mk liarisei paw/ Massrut WAVAlisti ...shut peStmt alt. • iT s '! 4i41 111114 . Wadsnor • Yields ; Tiissotieip MP. NOM. •. - 144/ Aparr'marer ,•' 1 ..$, ..0 ;W.*/ Is V Jr • l 't' " doh,' 10 a l ik k ei tt o ft % ~ • , A i,.. M i es wa se ,,, ;, Lyg,,,, Milt p l / 4 ,,,, et „ A tst;G il7 • • 7,51 7 Ab1014104 1 / 4 004** abs Dubs of 41L011111111111WL 'am - , t iles ter=•... IP. 10 /UWE SI ahaa,gur :V . masslidee .„ • AA . ° .1 4 01 Ad , s.i • ram i o '"4 la ~_l Ol ilea kJ' - . . 63 / 4 ." sq.**, h ol gj esi ". ii g m b ing d ' ;Law li ' a hi 'l6%lel'lil • •'' ;:i '.' t . 1 41 "44' • • t i l. lo l 4 ' , 1 4 1 4 1 1 0 i tlib ro T i r a r l igllI M iuto r . 1 . • •'" qi . ' : Thelknr --1-- ' - ' ltdrigrek lr rieg i taa' Ler' I r a ßelipsers' ' ' ' ''l• '31"11 .111 , a . ill'. lisidlikail.il;;,„ ✓lO4O. Mr Wiis j oil 47,at vidsono - - 4 - t i. - 4 w inbis ' ra l / l o am b e i.. d d i wirm : ~ . , 42 1 : • .;, -,,, s. . i ... . quhrla ea' • ' total' , eltest u4 '"' . "vs" Illmi lail MAI? 0 ( 11 " . ° 4 '; resin 1 1111 mu i p,..h..., • • irg irp g,„g on ~,,irog visa e• r•il.ii• 1 • la l dfilieT Mat Isals'll i '. ) ' .1 - f'. ' 'ff . . ':. Mr. Therapies • Farmer •• 1 r i ri o f , 1 • . 1110010 41 0 f• Nall l4 l Meads" gr. 11' 1110061 . 111 . 1 1 • I%eEsrl id i e F i e e tt; .• !t 4 H l4 ses hiliP .c t iiijai t i ' j.: 01. 4161.11 W.Illiateyomuoue "" 14 ,.3 11 .41 . afil -tir; ...: ton D 2 • lt al a -- - allehlee . . 4 ahleteesFe=ddllog e issalle awe imam. ;, , aw, 'oka to" • • 44614'44 .IS • W 'Lefts's. lipmesise.' . ; . 'F i iiiiittetr therlid g ithrifJer I . •. ' .011, ett 1. ". '."- • irm 111'. Weft; De.e GAM'S, Mn Rathgre. ...,, ii lu,k . dn, • , . The Ban or ` ll '' 'toia;• MI: -'' ' • • , 1114.. .W.P. :' 11l IW •-°''''fr wtiwan. 'lt.% *Ad kik • Sq. '••Al= r i iiel la aaaa Geseth 1 12disiiindi,'' i 41 9 airi'tildi Miittrte'r he it , i . .)f Mkt"! la *1 1 1, 7 ‘ The Doers ern be *red at Hall / posst, ils . T he E a rl er Mamma We* flosollkoa• ion* 1.J.9•••14144.11.P. (40. 4 311 1 % l' MIR Chisism . en &CO -- I"' a riga. '.4Sise•Loatlior fixed ffir. ' 'tistiNsief ofis4 *WI Is: 104 see: ° Atice4 old sor..0; ; Ilo, • -`• the Prdforiutimees commence at Nemo& •• 5 • The Earl of Msr N. p I Lied IGsa - sa .... 0) 1 • lidereaun. Est (a) , •SIP' :ha m „ Ell 7 ll :r a a, e - ..............._-_. ..... • e•tsetaSibe llama Mr. Rseepilpitooolo,ol llo TW Sari Orenetiort'" 1 ° • i'Le iiiiit Hes.' J: e...itet ,3. alda,• • apt. • ./ so • 'Wright, Esq... Willie 0 INF% tintless, 'ali, en isatp'et tar+ iisMeistly , aotreati ih * to rue- lift ti* ?netted' &V Wide - WO iii. 4 46 •_m*o hes initt • Ilstspus pf the Tbiatre. L..; ;A. „` The Ratko, Lissaissla re) • a kers> M.P. • i..i. - 4 st• Al. 10 iW. 11 . 1 11% 44 . al •" 011 4 0 en • We l. '' 4 ' reader, Jlt i g 4l , at lee, 1 1 , * stmt s Julp I rr i r gie t see; at the employlltiedi flloli - tl4e; is liatifiiie iloidot r ibteilly'svielled - • Nesse Boxes eao only be ebtalaii Opir •.. ,• . k ; This Earl of Rosalyn ' (1 1) ll Green Drags . lan Bridlisiff*S. - Ascii p. Her- the `iiiitufAlt 014 e. Obiniab: . aartlie" fr slid sleet ( aad . . Ni. &Nava, at the Boa Oilles. • .frniliiiEs.. 1 .. .Tailt i , r i s iefli - mot y pi s , i• ..; 7 1 / 1 . 4,p " . °114)1114 h 51` . • !ili d giglitdatilk C • llt ' " ' 5l / 4 11 : ; 1k ".L . Vi• 04. " CIO L b t , ltag P 44ol . e.i. (.) ..X., ;,,, ...4 Num; . Li r oiserlosi.ftfilr; ;did Mr. seem of !dais letsicb rp .t.,,0••,0. Mlliallit sO. AO" :* tFridSYs De i re 4 '. *r Th u Ft' ri g -, .11,.....ft5# sie.l • . Th .sariew•••: 7 r: QIiR. ... f o t T. D. iii a l.. et iff...ciatiothi::..4. *Ai V lisitru, , "-Willows Soish, Bridlington. -- • • erl ' ai'lieifiiiikaai E lea er t.t. ispies ts , - ik _AI 4,1 110i11t , ....k" • Jae* ...sooloob• of obotoroot Loomoo, saisowwid . s e r r oil Opikei - kor.l mor c* . r, , ,, - * i..,;44, • a 6 ' ..tive.trot a gibas the bairns Is Istilet sailasisii iiiia l .ki - ' Lend " P ' - - .''lh J. Mulii° l " 6 l IL?. 3 - 1: • 11111141 ; ,..111 . 4 " 'MP VL."lladami - • 'W I• '' hammilkory Jones, of tbg Wrag.r . oad, /hurry, lisis-drapera, rience,' ilda . ..- :.1ifit4, 4 140 pat retsec bee, is '• bee„rishods, alial l ise lailiiila* peadord. as .thal*,ll , The Lord Rids* el Chester • • sir r iTse r Aires •• • eit.lo ol -•* .2redaigallhps -.• 4,ifip : moi,, ' sJistar:lll, 184, used delpsid& -so i sfur_, rift4it" '•''. „' .- . fix, ask aloe's' let, p , Mapttit ; Fesettekk, . .Tii, Al !!*44,11.491# T. W.V i l• o f t hi,:si ti k o r wiann o s„ rdittlfolimmT --: - - Wi s e; Ea lli rAlLllo. Nies Arr itea ttreile a)' 'I'I • Mr Huila . Atli.... . Alif , N o - . off iptausescs• - -- - '''- • • '44..it, 'lles* I , • . „,lir. , Willis= Nicholson, or Wakelle d, York, carte•faMoi - 11.- llamili ito •• • it( :' l ' • , "gleams' from 'Ail harailaiseses ostler the Oftes•hollapitruosprof fide 111141ellpi: • bid Optiveri Jetwors.r. T. Gli re• 4 1. 41 -r• W• Weldr'Wefe. ilifeet- Wr T. 1 11 #.ring,'' •i 1... - 4 inrrender. Jose l& et revert, 20, arid July hf, at ti 'eases of that' ' ,;,'„' ' '''' ' . said • 7i:trial . Ilse Public Are respectfully issforsoed, Awl Ara That*, lirprd.garaville .„... x is ~,,. W.11= 111 1•. Eel. M.P. ford '.. ( 4 ) I 1" N.P .* . ....I:* . sio °ld sand.“4ll comatose, York. /moseys, ilts. Ma. ' eiraylkelpsill'isi •'•• -, ''' tuii - Is ' • . iill 'Close fur the Sean, on Friday, florid* lasi. ji ga :Pt Ural A maimed . Ip . , Ir All Allelle.010•te Illt• Wal" ID I N' "4' Th e d°w •• CO 1 .l le'. c: B. I .° 2 °'€egae .1 ajar ord"; sod . Mr. Esioniods, BACWieterVilier, .Lias• rialus unchains . . '- ' • -r ,iprisetlpilly air ; ••4 the • - • kelp after Re.opea for • Baited period. :. ••• • • •••• 4 War I.lllbrd - • lai "; a*' liimmilimplett. JIM. R.P. T. Sprig' Wee, Esq. - W.Evaini,Emplit.P (a) 11"1 c . -- 4:„.t em, 1, 0 ,, A1e „ . • • • seer, under roc ' • 'l i r - . ...ouhr riNe r Amid* • , , , . . THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPEILLHOU2E, Lord Rocksairarn , , Wm. Willampene, Eaq. M.P. : StiisOokie,Hulkkaan(a) 2 0 MAR' ..-... kar. 4 prit-li 9 , ig, mi d jo y iy, a t o sio pkghildi m it„ 1 . ,,,,„,‘,,,„ .. .4.60. . ir b i lienw , Id i h i ~ .. •••• : - . • . 4 Lord'Cßvi a so.nart• & Pett,jos Eaq. (a) • 1 1 Lord ',llford ......... 11 .! „le, Mews. Pearce o*l.Alos, 114. ilwithis i s.lasksidlitt STRAND. • • , -' The weiffitt:sCllse. f i sillai4us observations . : - a'- ' ; , Bp Perusialos of the Right 'Hurt. the Lord assadierlaits. At • General Pteethropfaf the Sobseribess•and Fries& to B . B. Wahrehael , Esq. C. IllelPitritiktell• • ••• le iv bard•ed - reet s Loodoo. r.. Liiiii..- . - gas 5 a , t t4oo . ' ' •;.,,ha hip - , • . FOR THE BENEFIT OF MRS. GLOVER. this Society, Add at Premiums: Hell. or &Sore% Jose 2, 01 l'• • ••• • • - (a) I I labor Air..., of I Irsooral_ T ...ea.... a.'....._1..timi, • AA, r.."`" , ''''' egerts • rd Abe PraVolocii realise • TOMKINS' PICTURE LOTTERY. MR. TOUK INS begs reopirtfully to inform the Public, that his LOTTERY will be draws on the TWENTY-FOURIi OF JULY NEXT, the Tkurrars, appointed by the *et, bevisx CERTITIRD in the Leition GETETTE their entire Approbstiou or the Ability sad. Mkilb displayed hi the dittisleisg of she rarities Weeks constituting the Passes. Tickets 31. 3s, each, way be had at Nor. 53 and 51; New Need-street, where sportier,* of the Prises are ea kikited, gratis, ead as all the koittery,Otrwas. The P rreisseri of a 11sd Tich.l, Rai a Binds 7•140. tit 11W. to gain w Pines:. • • • THE KING'S SECOND LETTER TO HIS PEOPLE. THIRD EDITION. This dap s poylelied, is. priee solsted usiftimoly 'births Hill &Won of tie formsr,Lelter,• A SECOND LET l'Eft trouß ft,KING to his PEOPLE. Pabliabeil by William Rams lioskostler 'to his loyal Highness Ike Doke of Yoik, 1, $l. Jameesosseot. Of whom may mill be had, The FIRST LETTElrftem She KING, o sew Mims se which (beieg the 24th) is now ready ter aollesry. 1 f. 1 ': 1 J~~ • ' r )otl i u• NW. rUt uki ..a I, u ( 05.... 'HO LLI