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SECOND NIGHT OF THE SUPERB FESTIVAL. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THE GRAND MASKED FESTIVAL, given unSesiday last, wader the immediate Patronage rod Sanction of his 3lajesty, is tommessuration of the Au aiversary of the Battle of Waterloo, having part with she men decided and rap• aeons approbation', from as elegant as osseusblage of Compeny as ever congregated ON • 'similar orcasioit, wilt he repeated in honour of the approsehiag CORONATION, with increased Amusements had additioaal Spleadowe, ow MONDAY NEXT, Jane /A. Amid the estrailed variety of Entertainments will be is in...Need Ground and Slack Rope Vaulting. The eel,- heated Pantoeeitii. Glees, Comic Swags, Recitations, ite. A Greed Trinniphal Arch, with the Ceremony of the Chant pins giving the Delmore. Mew its Anoonr, cltaracielistic Dowers sod Combats. general Feats of Activity. sod venous other Antimonies, which will be detailed in futon Aden tapir/lenity. Pinue's Quadrille Bawd, Military, Snitch, Pesdem% sod 44thris wiN attend. The Joon will be noised at Ten (Meek sad e strzconsatesiar immedinarly. Sapper will be os the man seek of esagsifienice vial gave garb general satisfaction ow Monday last, both in quantity end quality, and will be supplied by Mr. Sharp in before.. The Wiser. RAI also he supplied by Mr. Charles 'Wright, aid will be of the same superior quality. Prion of Admission:—'Pickets fur t h e whole of the Fatter faillattleill, One Guinea, entitling the Party to appear also is Domino sad Mask, amid to Refreshments of Tea, Coerce, Lenewasde, &c. So. until One o'Ciork, when the Grand Se loos will be opened as • Sapper Room. Supper Tickets (i.eW not included), 7s. IL The Dress Circle of Butts will be appropriated solely to those olio have the Gone* Tickets. No Perseus to be admitted ow the Pit Floor bat in Mask and Donsia?; or Character, it bring appropriated solely to • general .lleskrd Pronsestade. The rest of the Boles will - be •iitikett at ifat. Sd. each Person. onlitliag them to see the ;Wide of the astertainments. The Lower Gallery will be opined at fn. Mr. Ler, of Charles street, Covent.gardes, will anted at the Theatre in the ringlet with an assortment of elegast Conume, Character Dreaseu, Dontioos. and Masks. The Nobility and Gentry are respectfully informed, that Private Bine,' with a Supper Room may be obtained at the Theatre. H AVDON'S PICTURE of CHRIST'a ENTRY INTO JERUSALEM, after a moat enthusiastic reception in Scotland, THE AGONY IN THE GARDEN, awl all his other Works, ARE NOW OPEN at 53, Pall•nsall. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Jung SO, THE COURT of DIRECTORS of she UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, leading to Ho EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice. That a SPECIAL GENERAL COURT Of the said COMPANY load at timer Home in LeselenhalLostreet, on WEDNESDAY, the 4th Jely Nest, m Limn u •ci n ek Ia the Forenoon for the purpose of submitting fur iroaArms tion the pres;iolings of the General Court of the m day, open a Report from the Committee appointed to inspect thsCams pany's By-Laws. shoring By-Loo, Lap. 1, see. 1, and re pealing 111.Lawa, nip. It, are. I had I, awl ordainisig a By- Leo instead of those proposed whet repealed. POSTPONEMENT OF THE SALE OF VALUABLE PICTURES AT THE GALLERY IN YRINCHG rrtEtr. 3g - m. SQUIBB and SON respectfully inform lie Nobility and Gentry, that in conwrquesw• aolt the falling in of Ascot Heath Races, the shove Sale is awsevitt ably POSTPONED from Wednesday next the Mb. to MONDAY the ISth instant. Tie public view, therefore, wilt be on Friday nod Saturday west, Saville row, June lb, UHL Mr. BRIGHT maid it wee tree tha►e weve set many rig "lmr. het the majority of the irruple of Bristol temps aired with the people ot . Elmlewd, eta , thettglej the Howe of Coistoseee witoelri be es iiolepeedeet Heim ef Ctiesspeas. ..-49Aliresi ia• tattle. The 301.1C1TUR GENERAL laratitted a Petition from tit* Towel of Aldilattriva, against use Paor !Alm Relief lull. --Ordered re 440 WO the table. The CH MICELI.° It of the RiLCREQUER mooed dee third readios or the Tobseco Duties Rill. After a few wards from Mr. CALVERT it *ll ordered to Admittance, la —Catalogues, &I. WEST'S NEW ufta EXTENSIVE GA L LERY, No. 14, ?lawman-street. Oxford-street, IS NOW OPEN, containing NINETY-THREE PICTURES, l a/minted by the late BENJAMIN WEST, Esq. President of the Royal Academy, including Specimens of his earliest and latest Productions—off view every day from Ten till Six. Admittance One Shilling. Cala!ogee One Shilling- Annual Admission Tickets One Guinea earl,. CHARLES SMART, Secretary. TITNESS PARK. iwur WINDSOR.- TO BE LET. for Me remainder of • term naliag the third .f liaise INS, wish a probability, if desired. reisessal of the hose. —flip beautiful opal coaabee of a em4l4wer sill _ The Loan Doll hod Use Irish ?reamer) Bills Bill were read the thirst time mad paned. Sir J. NEWPORT complained that in his ■ (al though um in the Yell of ►ring late) the Bank of Ireland Sill had brie passed saewrist the desioiseti Orders, sAthedtb he W shwa weseseed easieiseehre Ps wore the Niftiest of • dews.* eeildbleirti Ilse tights sot' Humes Vetbelies'le be , Seek Directors. Mr. SENNETT slated that lie Audit Bill had paned at ball past lane o'clock a few nights since, when there wire truly a fe• Members in the Hurst•. The Report from the Committee of By-Lairs is apse at this House fur the iastreetiats of the 144/prides.. JOSEPH DART, Reenter,. aingnialty brodannte Colas* Nom% Intik mime •eit liege dimeesions, sad ..t °dime of every dineviltdan, lows gardens and bedtimes*, mandioin tam Pt.! .( VW' Aso% immodin•ely adjoining Windier Great 11104. and•meerythe maw " syssioniof Hill, The Seale Is In perfect orilm., o t r *dm she extraordinary heart' of the place, exeetkot oeig Worland, mid contiguity to Loaded, it is a most desirable residence. Poe tickets to view sod tenor apply to Mr. Wakefield, Land Sairveyor, No. 34, Pall-mall. 1 No. 14, Newsome VC.. BRITISH INSTITUTION, PALL-MALL E GALLERY is NOW OPEN, with a -averints at Htir ANCIENT This ACATALOGUE of LAW Rnd MISCEL LANEOUS 11001101 for 1811. now SALE for ready sorry, et the printed peiFets, by J. and W. T. CLARK, Portisaal-sireet, Lirmsehr's-lism, Lerschre. Libraries pur chased. Catalogues 31. each. from Ter it the Mooting moil Six in the Me. DENMAN thought there *lmola be more courtesy observed when Geodesire expressed their intentioste to op pose a Bill. But a. hi. Right Hon. 1410111 had loot ins opportunity, be trussed he would introduce some BiU en the subject : for It was a considerable hardship that au outfi eld's'sl should be prevented frost being a Director its Use Batik, in which be bail considerable properly. merely be cause he believed in traissubstsetiation, end he was saireilie House sever would wsuction so absurd and odious a system. the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, there wee wo individual its the House so whom he was disposed to pay more rotrettey than the Right Him. Baronet ; bat he thought the clause be proposed was quite uoweeessery. Dr. PHILLI MORE said, all that was required was In peso a declaratory Clause, cuallnstioc that which was already established. The conversation then dropped. • INDIAN WIDOWS. Mr. Burrow said, that in rising to bring for• ward the motion of which he had given notice re 'peeling the immolation of widows in India, he should take the liberty of making a few statements no chew the strange extent to which the practice had been of late carried. He did not mean to cast any imputation on the Governors. for whatever difference's of opinion might exist as to the pro. priety of encouraging tolennion or forbearance ; there could be tut one opinion as to the disposition of the Governors to abolish the practice. Within the last four years it was melancholy to relate that tio less • number than 3,336 women had ascended she funeral pilesof their husband.! What the not webers might have been that perished in secret, or through the' connivance of the police, he could not say, but it was quite certain that the number he had men tioned had perished. Was it then too much to call for some inquiry, in prder to ascertesitt whether any steps should be taken to check the progress of the evil ?—(Hear, hear.)—Alessi all one peed,. cessors in India had succeeded in some measure in accomplishing the object. The disciples of Ma hornet had succeeded to • great extent, and he could not believe that we would be behind them in the cause of humanity. In many instances it was by no means a voluntary act on the part of these unfortunate women. No later than yester. day he had a conversation with a most telli,gent Gentleman (Mr. Thompson) who had been an eye witness to some of their proceed. begs. He said that upon one occasion he vow it parcel of people assembled round the banks of a river. and on coming near them be found one of these unfortunate females performing the last ablution before she ascended the pile. Before she came to the spot she fainted several times, and on coming within sight of the pile, she fell into a state of total insensibility. The spec.. tutors, not liking the deity, immediately proceeded to lash her to the dead borty of her husband, and one of the Brahmins set fire to the pile.—(Hen, hear.)—One of the great causes of this dreadful evil proceeded from their ignorance. snd the beet and surest improvement would be the diffusion of knowledge. The Hon. Gentleman concluded by Mr. West's Picture of µ Christ healing the Sick" is also pieced in the Gallery, with a Proof to spew the ad. waisted state of the Plate, and which Mr. Heath has assured the Directors shall be eompleted before the Ist of July nest. Admittance la.—Catalogue le. (By Ostler) JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. This day are published, it foolscap Sew. price 7s. is boards, POEMS. --8y P. M. JAM E S. Who, the' his path day's brighter beams adorn, Would wish toosueg the melodies of wont? (Jr when 'moth's joys down dark oblivion roll, Would 110 i regal the fading sparks of soul r Printed for John and Arthur Arch, Cornbill. MR. FLOWER'S 1 No. 1, ROYAL Al silt of— WINES, at his VAULTS, RCADE, PALL-MALL, cos. OUTI NIA N LECTURES. !lan OF Tat coons's. THE Friends of these ratitioal Meeting., and their Acepiaintaace, are respectfolly informed that, in (*meg of the inrreasing demand for Tickets, the COURSE of LECTURES °a she MARRIED STATE will be repeated, and that the First Lecture will be delivered at Mr. PENN'S, New-street, Spring-gardens. au SATURDAY NEXT, the 234 instant, at Three o'Clock, By Mr. RICHARDSON. Tickets, 2s. Bd. each, or 12s. the Coarse, say be bad of Messrs. Hateberd, 187, Piccadilly. Dry Silky, Champagne I West India Mahoney Madeira Creaming ditto I Old Hoek. Boer Mks Sparkling ditto Carcaselio Tokay Tent Sauterne, Barone Very Old Mosiatsis Proirtignse, Hermitage Pak and Broweliberry,direet Claret. Burgundy from Cadiz. or skipped to East India Madeira and hom the East Indies Wert India ditto Port Wines, 3. 4,6, 8, end East India Simla! ditto 14 years is Bunks. This day is published, is Items. price As. 6.1. boards, SELECT FEMALE BIOGRAPHY, com. prising Memoirs of muskiest British Ladies, derived frost original and sober siasheatid aosirees. Pristed forfeits and Arthur Breit, torohill. This day is pablimbed, Part I. easitahliatiTweaty Plates, of ASERIES of ETCHINGS, pourintytelg the PHYSIOGNOMY, MANNERS, sad CHARACTER of the PEOPLE of FRANCE and GERMANY. Mr. FLOWER solicits the boomer wf the custom of sloe Nobiliiy sod Families whu pewits's'. Wiese of the arm qeality, and will forward Samples of Aircrews Bios of she above Wines to any part of She Visited Riwgdows; ur Samples may be tasted at the Vaults. NEW SYSTEM OF ENGLISH GRAMMAR. This day is published, price 3s. boards, A GRAMMAR of the ENGLISH LAN GUAGE, in which the Genies of the English Tongue is ennsulted, and all imitations of the Greek and Latin Gram- By GEORGE LEWIS. Takes whes he aceoispaiied the Rev. T. F. Dibdin os his Tour is Femme aid Germasy ; whom work, as well as others that have bees published, ur are is wine of publieatiou, relative to those countries, they are adapted to illustrate. To be completed in Three Parts: is royal 6w.. 11. Is. - medians 4tu. IL 45.; sod proofs us royal 4 1 0. If. I Is. 61. each Part. Parts 11. aid 111. to be published at intervals of Three Months. BURGESS' NEW SAUCE far ge nera l pur poses having given such great approbation, and the drained for it cootteming to iacreese,JOHN BURGESS and SON beg moot respectfully to offer Ibis their best acknow ledgments to the Public for their liberal patronage ottbe same: its utility sod great eouireuienee la all climates has reinemanteaded it to the must distinguished foreign con. umlaut, who have all spoken highly in its recommendation. --It is prepared by them ONLY; and for preventing die. appointment to families, all 'possible can has been resort ea to, by each bottle being sealed upon the cork with their Stem and Address, as well as each Label having their Signs. tars, without which it cannot be genuine. lOHN BURGESS and SON'S long established and much esteemed ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES coutiones to be pre pared by them awe the same 11111110114 r that has given the greatest satisfaction fie many pare. Warehouse, 101, Strand, corner of the Savoy-steps, Lon. don.—(The Original Fish•Satece Warehouse.) Tickets are ready for delivery, and stay be had at dm Saloon of tie Theatre on Friday. Platen fur the Boxes nay be takes of Mr. RodweU, at the usual pl.re. The Theatre will Ite-apen for a linked period on Wodaies day Nest. • nears are disca►ded ; sdapted to the conspreheasion of per mos desirous of teacbiag themselves,. and intended for the use of &Mob and of young persons is ireneral. To whirls is added. a brief view of the discoveries of Ur. florae Tooke or the Fornostioa of Lioguage. By WILLIAM GREATHEED LEWIS. Published by Thomas Dolby, 199, Strain', and may be had of all Bookarllers. THEATHR-ROYAL,COVRNT-GARDEN. friVi EVENING. THURSDAY, June 21, will be acted (10th time) Shakepeare's Play a TILE TEMPEST ; Or, THE ENCHANTED ISLAND. Prospero, Mr. Macready; Altera., Mr. Egerter ; Hippo letu, Mr. Durrett; Ades* Mr. Chapman; Prince Ferdi nand, Mi. Abbott; Trinculto, Mr. Blanchard; Stephateci, Mr. W. Parrett; Celibate Mr. Emery. Miranda, Miss Love; Dorileda, Step111:12; Arid, Miss Porte. To which will be added, 17th time, a mew Grand Melo dramatic ROINI•16e14 called UN DINE; OR, THE SPIRIT OF. THE WATER& Sir Holdbrand of Ringseettee, Mr. Abbott; Seneschal a /he Household, Mr. Berms • Walter, Mr. Blanchard. Le ase, Miu E. Densett ; B ertalda, Mrs. Visiting; Bridget, Mn. Daveopmt. Otedima.—Kehlebares (the Spirit of the Waters), Mr. Mannar; Gyblie (the Geisha Sprite), Young Grimaldi. Home he be opened at Half-peat Sig .'Clock—the Play to belie at Seven. Op Saturday, The Beggar's Operm.-St. Patrick's Day— lad A Tale of M)seery. fla Monday will be revived Shakspeare's Historical Play of kin Hairy IV Part the Second, in which .ill be intro duced the.. additimeal Scram ilisployin the Grand Corona tion of [log Item y V. Published by Jobe and *Muir Arai, Corshill ; R. Trip hook, Old Boad-street; and J. Major, Shemin...street. This day are published, is one large velum* octavo, with a Portrait of the Autism, price lb. Os boards, SERMONS. by the lute Very Rev. WILLIAM PEARCE, D.D. F.R.S. Dean of Ely, Wader a Jesus College, (:e.b►idge, sod barsserly blotter of the Temple. Published by his sou Edward Seroeuld Pearce, Esq. A.M. Stalked of Ibr lame Temple. Pristed for T. CRAW, is the Strad; sad W.lll•ekwood, Edinburgh. TO THE NOBILITY AND THE FASHIONABLE WORLD. MILLARD'S EAST INDIA WARE. HOUSES, &e. No. IS, CHEAPSIDE. M iLLAKD takes leave to inform the Nobi gll • lily and Families, that by his long eisperiewee is the Rost India Trade, mid great applicatime and attention to our owls 11autafactures, Le hoe bees msabled, is addition to his regular supply of ladia Good, is Moadise,Sisawle, Leal Clothe, Calicoes., Gold sad Solver fdiadise, £c. to prodows the most essapkte lemitatioss ; mf eark is British; sad his production+ la leantefol Shawle, Plaisetesk, Settelbasdeoussli, Moll, Book, Siresrallie, sad Bridle Meshes ; Loos Cloths and Cosmos, of, the due lagers. snake, are 011ie Arm kind, and at the most desirable prices. These Imitation of the Foreign are allowed to be so complete that the hest Judges may take the ose for the other ; to prevent which both are stamped. And the admirers of real India Cowls will Sod the greatest variety frost the Compasy's Warehouse; mid there who requite curious British Muslin., Shawls &e. will God them in the greatest perfeetios; and both British sad Jodie, if takes is the make Piece, or Deasy, at the Whole. sale Prices. IMPERIAL PARLIAMER ROUSE OF LORDS, Wammasoav, Jams SO. Mho dily set 'published, in Ham miee Tr. T HE AYRSHIRE LEGATEES; or. The Pringle Family. By the Author of of the Parish," he. Printed for T. Cadcll, Strand, Lembo; and Williams Blackwood, Ediaburgh. Of whom may be ►ad, ANNALS of the PARISH; or, The Chronicle of pal omino', during the Ministry of the Rev. Mesh Balohidder. Written by himself. 15mo. Ss. The Earl of SHAFTESBURY, as Chairmao of the Cow miltee of Privileges, reported that Lord Doweredk had mode good his claims to vote fur Elective Peers of Ireland. The Woollen Cloth Stamping Bill was read • third time •d passed. Mr. CUSTIVIIVD and other Members of the House of Commons brought up t►e River Thames Lomax. sad Bal last Stage Bill, t►e Runt Insportaton Bill, sad several Pri vate Bills, w►ieh were read a lirst time. The Earl of DARNLEY presented a Petition from John Deanery/ sg•iest the Bankrupt Laws Ameodsneat Bill Read sod laid on the table. The Primo. Regulation (Ireland) Bill, and the Stamp Duties (Irelaad) (till, went through • Committee, and were reported without any Ame•dmeat. Adjourned. This day are published, in one large volume octavo, with Eight Plates, price lbs. ELEMENTS or the PHILOSOPHY of PLANTS: containing the Principles of Scientific Botany; Nomenclature. Theory of Classification, Phy tography ; Anatomy, Chemistry, Physiology, Ge ography, and Diseases of Plants. With a History of the Science and Practical Illustrations. By A. P. DECANDOLLE and K. SPRENGEL. Translated from the German. Printed for T. Caikll, Strand, London ; and William Blackwood, Edinburgh. J. N. Begs most respectfully to recommend to Families his choice madras/4 kW. Linens, which far beauty. dura bility, and aommay, enautot he surpaosed.--Families at riviug from abroad are respectfully informed, that the greatest •ariety of white sad coloured Fancy Dreams are kept, adapted for Morning, Dustier, and Everdwg Dress, after the Newest Parisian style ; with printed Forfeiture, printed Cambria, sled colonrsd Muslims, of unique designs; while Chants, and Aujengues„ peculiar so the Noose. laths Shawls busight.—Frelich Candrries and Yenisei Damask Table Linen, as imported. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. PISS HALLANDE, Mr. WATSON, and Master LONGHURST, respectfully inform the Pahlie that their BENEFIT is 'tied for FRIDAY, the 29th of Jam, 1891, when will be performed (first time them years), the Opera of THE CABINET. HOUSE OF COMSIONS, WZDNZIOLT, Joss *O. Areeesse were presented front the Bank of Englead, stat ing the weekly autoont of Bank notes eireslatell. An amount was presented by a nsesseager frost t►e Chief Secretary's OMee, is Ireland, elating the particulars of 11,000/. expended for Proclastatioss in Ireland. Mr. EVANS presented a Petition from Weisel, in Salop, restyles a retrisioo of the Crintioal Law.. Mr. COKE permuted • Petition from Loadill, in Norfolk, is homer of the Poor Relief Bill..... Ordered to be laid on the table. Mr. SWANN presented • Petition front the Rev. Mr. Milton Hackney, Northampton. respecting the Extra Post Rill. Sir I. GRAHAM presented a Petition from Peckham', re lative to the Gorky to Horses. Mr. C. GRANT presented a similar Petition from Christ'. Church, Surrey.—Ordered to be plated. Mr. C. GRANT brought op some papers relative to the Court of Exchequer in Ireland.—Orde►ed to be referred to a Contesittee. Prince Orlando, M iN Hallande (bee hat and may appear ance I. that Charact►r); Comosana, by a Tirane Lady (Pupil to Mr. Watson, her lest apprentice roi auy Stage); Fleretta. Miss Stephens. After which a CONCERT, is which several Ladies sad Grannies wf t►e highest eminence will perform. To amande with • Musical Allerpiece, in which Mimi Mallow& sad Master Longhorn will perform ler the GM sod only time. This day is published, handsomely printed in Sem the Second Edition, price 14s. of WERNER'S NOMENCLAIURE OF COLOURS, with Additions, arranged so as breeder it highly awful to the Arts and Sciences, particularly Zoology, Botany, Chemistry, Miserabgy, and Morbid Asatosiy. Annexed st which are Examples, 'seemed from well-ksewn objects is the Animal, Vegetable, sad PAiseral Malden.. fly PATRICK SYME, Flower Painter, Edinburgh; Printer to the Werserian aid Caledonian Horticultural Societies. Printed for T. Csdell, Strand, Lueders; and William Blackwood, Edinborgli. " Havimg the good forts.e to possess a colour-mite of misers's, made, under the eye of Werner, by my late friend, H. Meude► of Freybrrg, and being desirous of making this collection as generally useful as possible, 1 iseatioued my wish to Mr. Synse, who readily undertook to make a delineation of all the varieties is the collection. This be executed with his esnal skill sod accuracy; sadist, at the same time, to the series several other colours, which he hay distinguished by appropriate muse% and arranged Moog with those in the W ion system. The whole ►as been publi-hed in a *tries of tables, to • treasiiw which might to be is the hands of every mineralogi.t, and indeed in the possums of ralluralield of every description." —Professor Jameson's Characters of Minerals. P BISH begs to submit for the approval of r• leis best Friends. the Public, the GRANDEST SCHEME ever knows with so few Tickets, to be all drawn 10tb, 17th, and 21st .1 July. Ftsay-eiebt Capital Prises! Every Ticket draws singly, rad deciding its own Fate aad so (ober. NO CLASSES! 1 ....of .... 115,000 Consuls 1' 25,000 1 2 1 1 3,000 Consols 6,000 2 . . 2,100 Cutouts _ moving— " That copies or 'Mimes he laid before the Mate el all the eannituaieatioaa *env,/ by thaGaveramest respecting _ the imusulatieeef widows is laths" Mr. Butanes BATUMI"? thought it would be unadvieable for the Hesse to found any proceeding on any partial extracts until they were possessed perfect information. He thought the example of the Mahometan Government w■s oue which this country ought not to imitate. We proceeded upon different principles both of policy and toleration ; and it was a strong bat indisputable fact, that since restrictions had been attempted the evil haul in creased. He had no objectio► that the papers should be laid before the House. but net with a view to forted any active proceeding. Mr. WILBEIVORCI was happy his Hen. Friead (Mr. Buxton) had brought the subject before the House. There was Re subject which tilled his mind with more saxiety ; but compulsory measures he had a strong objection to. for it was to the emend and mental improvement of the natives. not to vie. knee or coe►cion, that we must look for the erdi• ninon for the evil. Take's to be had of Mr. Watson. No. 1, Judd•atreel, ilruuswick•square; at Longman sad Herron's Music Shop, tin. 131, Claropside; and at the Bun Oifiee, where Places fuc the Bones may be taken. It $ •• •• i p OW CON2OIII . 1,1100 . .• • NO Consuls 11 le lOb Mosey II N THEATRE-ROYAL, eNGLISH °PRAM-HOUSE, STRAND. THE Proprietor beg moot rrooectfolly to an -O.lllllCt that this THEATRE WILL OPEN for the SUMMER SEASON THUS EVENING, THURSDAY, June 21, 1821, wten will be presented the Come Opera of FREE ANI) EASY. After which THE ROMP. PrLicilla Tomboy, Miss Kelly. To conclude with the Rnametie Ofelo.drame of THE VAMPIRE. Ilse Grand Saloon has been Sited up as an Illuminated .111trabbesy, on a scale of apleodoor at leant etinal to any forgoer Stal.llll.' and will be opined at Eight *Thick for the adutissioe of the Stand Price. Mr. CALCRAFF moved, dot Ile ininnie• of evidence on General Desfourocanz' dons ohonkt be laW before the The Naval Sturm Bill was read the third time, sad pared. The Cast Drawback Bill was read the third time, and passed. Mr. CHETWYND moved the third resolute of the Vs. great Brll, which, after the oddities of a sew clause, was passed. After a short conversation (which was inaudible in Hie gallery) betwees Mr. GRATTA N, Mr. C. GRANT, end the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, relative to the distillatioo is Irelsod, the Cesseliciated fund Bill was read a arrow, time. 4U Money 41 . 24 Musty 50 1,015 1,100 1,200 i r i . This day is published, i• Tern Vols. 4to. pries 3/. 13s. 6d boards ITALY.-Bv LADY MORGAN. Printed fur Helry Culture sad Co. Cooditit-street. Arnow the 011111e10111 Travellers wt.° have visited Italy since the restoration, no owe has been admitted an unreserreilly to inspect the interior of its social and political machitiery as Laity bliitgan. The fidelity of tier delineatitms of France (so highly apprreistrd on the Continent, sLere that country is most thoroughly known) has procured for her an intimacy sail a confidence abroad, which tare not been enjoyed by other Tra vellers. It is, therefore, with much satisfactiots that the publishers •samoissee this work, containing the observatioss collected Ay Lady Morgan during her two years absence (rums &Besot 12,901 Tieketc Total, Console sad Hooey, tlBlll,OlO Nu Blanks to be draw■ out the 10th of July, sod 11,th1 Prises are sure to be drawn that day, viz. SURREY THEATR E.. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER noosed the second reading of the Scottieh Malt Bill. THIS EVENING. THURSDAY. June 21. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). and SATURDAY. will Abe wennled (positively fur note uiglita wily) a raw serious Moonset, called KEDETH; Or, THE HAG OF POLAND. Remtalt, Mr. Clifford; CA t Poloabi, Mr. Ridgway; a 'ranger. Mr. Gnat ' • Baron Commie Lumarrki, Mr. goegh; Lugano, .1aellona; Comm Cantle. Mr. W. Oar roughs. Kedrib, Maw Taylor; Norma, Miss Puolle. After ninth (first time) a Romantic Barletta, entitled THR HUSSAR; or, 11.0VE AND MERCY. Bertrand die Valanconr. Mr. Jrrvis ; Fluuiau, Mr. W. Bur roughs: Laride, Mr. Fiizeillians. Madame Lamle, Miss Poole; Caroline, Miss Copeland. - ly p• Id To conclude with • Getout Serious Melo demote, founded uu iloate's Tim toly of DOUGLAS. i.. 1 ENO tE L. lord Randolph. Mr. Clifford ; Glenalvon. Mr. Reneruseh; ()IA Norval, Mr. Grant ; Young Norval, Mr. W. litisrui.glso. 1.311) Rawilulph, Miss Taylor. A new serious Illrlo-ilranir will be produced nest week, in which Mr. Maui ley wsll appear. Mrs. W. Fractious (late Mies Blaarharil , , of the Theatre. Royal, York, is ergaged, and will *WWI (sake ber debut is a uew Melo-drauic, being her first appearance in Loudon. This day is published, price Ss. Sol. a Near Edition of AGump: to MA I'ItIAIONIAL HAPPI NEVI, i• a Series of Litters, written by a Lady of Distinction so her Relation, shortly after her Marriage. c oNTEN gn : —Of the Disposition of a Wife—Disposition of a Hoo.band—Visitors of Ceremony—lmamate Acquaint simies—Csintiosessaec of Affection—Weakness of Temper— Disputes which arise on Trivial Occasions--Ahnointe uwar., rots—F rkkneu of Dispositions-0u Confidence an.l Secrets —Natural imperfeet.um—Atoerment of Thoughts in the Converses of Life—General Iteireviatar and Dr MI WM - Conformity of Tempers and beigg iss wblie and in private in the pretence of a Husband—Hs Ike Ma nagement of Couversatiun---Of the blanagensent of a Fa mily, &e. &e. Priated fur Henry Collatimi and Co. Condeit-Mettl. A GRAND PRIZE of /24,000! A GRAND PRIZE of £16,000! /4,100 10 .....of £lO5 6.1 10 of Parchasera bif.ire Ilse 10t• of Jolly may morn their Tickets and Shares after that day, it not drawn Prizes, and receive back fur a Whole Ticket, Seventeen Pounds! Fora Half 9 4 O I Fee as Eighth ...1 ...12 6 0 For a Quarter.... 4 12 0 Fur a Stateenth 1 3 6 Provided they are brought hark to the place where they were purchased before 17111 July. If cot reteraml by that day the Holders must keep them for the Chum of the Two last Days. Dy this advantageous offer the Public bare a g r ea t e r amine_ of gaiui•g 24,0001., 16,0001., 2,1001., ke. cod at less risk than au soy former Scheme ! foe if • Ticket or Share be drawn un the Ioth July it wind be s Prise r sod if It s h ou ld N W happes, to be draws a Prize, tbes the Per chaser may retort* it, and receive back the 'nosier part of his Money, as above slated; au that if be does not pt • Prise be will only lose by a Whole Ticket 71. 195., aid by a Sixteenth 11 Shillings!—other Mares so proportion. The original Tickets and Shares, fur the whole lime of Drawin g , o re segiug by T. RUM, Stock•Nroher, No. 4, Corabiß, sad ft, Charing-crest, who sold is Die Drawling which took place 14th this bleaib Ouse), UAW, %W/, ; 1,615, 1,050/. ; besides several either Capitals—also, ow the Mb.? last North (Nay), 14,041, • Prize of 21,000/.! and Niue other Capitals. Mr. CA I.CRAFT hoped the Scuteb Members would •Mist him in o yowling the measure to Ergland next year, as be would not oppose it now. After • few words from Sir J. 3IARJORIBANKS sod Mr. CA LVERT— Mr. CURW EN expressed a hope that, as Cumberland was once • part of Stylised, the Chaseellor of the Exellegoer would take them into the Bill. It would be cooshiereel • great boon, aced the inereseed connomplion world compen sate for say deficieuey occasiosed by the rednetiow. The Bill was ordered to be committed to-morrow. Mr. WILBERFORCE presented • Petition from Hall, complaining of the ill-treatment *flacon. Mr. WILBERFORCE postponed his motion relative to the Slave Tn•de till to-morrow ae'•oight. Mr. HUME moved fur retires of all the asersasarots the lead tax for the last twesty years; and for various re turns relative to the naredeesne.l funded debt ; also for an accoost of the politic debt since 1751 ; Rod the nomber of ships employed for the lest leo years below. Sighed and the Caps of Good Hope and North America. Mr. BRIGHT presented a Polities) from the City of Bristol spina thesitlisg of pl•eemen sod pestilence, io the Hams Commons. Mr. BEttNIETT expressed ►imself determined to perse vere is his notion on thin subject the west fiessiss. Mr. H. DAVIS stated that the Petition costeised very few eigsalsres. Mr. Homo said, that having long resided at Bemires. the great seat of their bunnaigs, he "di enabled to state, th a t th e inf or m a ti on as t o the ir entice not being voluntary was not quite correct. were always asked if they were willing to co to the sacrifice. It was undoubtedly a matter dr the first importaisee; for when the House enter tained a proposition to restrain the cruel treatment or horses and asses, it was not too much to expect they would interfere to prevent cruelty to their fellow-crestores. These unfortunate indleideals were sacrificed generally to the interest of Bra.. mina, or some taker persons, who in order to get their money persuaded them they would go to heaven with their husbands. And ridiculous as the idea might appear, he thought it would be a great check if it were reudered necessary to take one a license for a burning at a high price, beans* those persons whoprompted them to sacrifice would not expend one shilling.-14 Antes./ Mr. Wmaxaroacc explained. Lord Hit.w n said there could be no doubt compulsory means had been resorted to. to induce them to submit to the sacrifice; but at the ease HMO