The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-06-29 00:00:00

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A variety of Songs will be iatioduceil in site Opera. . lu the course of Ike Evening an extraordinary Aswan -1.1:.fe of Takla will be offered to the Public Patronage by the following eminent Performer. : —Maclaine Carapaces's, Mr. Brahma., &suss Ambrogetti, Mons. Boehm, Mons. Paul, Ms. Mara, sad Mist &epees's. Madame Campus** will sing the pupate, Air of "I.li Tagil Potpie) ;" Duet, Vice le Rol," Ma.lame Yeeiria and Mr. Wobenr; " Echo Song." alts SlCPbeei 7. Pima, " Glaveimmet,'" RlTinar Am. Vericeiti sea Madame Vesta.; Song, "The Troubadour," Mr. More; Duet (Harp and Fl u t e ), Mona. Bu and Mow. Talon ; a grand Air, " Largo al Factotnin," Signor Anshrocetti; who have with the greatest cheerfulaess come forward*. this occasion. Madame Wattle has also the pleasure to announce, that Madlle. alengin stud Madlle. Clotilde Ferry, Moos. Too.. rains, and Mons. Lc Blond (from the King's Theatre), will appear is *eyelet of their mast parolee Domes. To conclude with the favourite Musical Extravaganza, called GIOVANNI iN LONDON. Dun Madame Vestal; Lepurillo, Mr. Knight; Squalling Fan, Mrs. Bland. Tickets and Places to he tibtaised of Madame Vestris, No. 1. Cuizon-strett, May fair; and of at the Box-offire. Fur she RENEFIT od Mies HALLANDE, Master I.OINGOVRST, and Mr. WATSON. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. T HIS EVENING, FRIDAY, June 29, will be aeled.Shakepeare's pla of THE TEMPEST ; Or. THE: ENCHANTED ISLAND. Prospero, Nfr. Mari eady; Alonzo. Mr. E. rtoa; Hippn trtu, Mr. Dotterel ; Antonio, Mr. Chaplain' ; Prince Ferdi nand, Mr. Abbott Triticulo, Mr. Blanchard; Stephan°, Mr. ronee-r; Calehan, Mr. Eatery. Miranda, Mira Lose; Dui /meta, Maui lite phew (being the last night bat one of ber appearing their season). lu the course of the Evening a New Song, Mailer Long- Furst —cutnpotrd by Mr. %Vernon,. Duet. " Tograirr let us range the Fields," Miss Stephens and Mr. Herat. A Fantasia on the French Hors by Mr. Tully ; a Song by Mr. .1. Isaacs ; a Comic Song by Mr. Eatery ; and, by parti cular desire, a Hornpipe by Miss E. Twaurley. With the popular interlude of A DAT AFTER THE WEDDING; OR, A WIFE'S FIRST LESSON. Colonel Freelove, Mr. Jones; Lord Ricers, Mr. Claremont. Lady Elizabeth Predate, Mrs. Gibbs; Mrs. Davies, Mrs. Emery. . _ After which (13th time) a new Melo-dransa, in Iwo !tell, THE WARLOCK OF THE GLEN. Clanrnnald, Mr. Connor; AWWlbe7l,Ma;ier Bedell ; Andrew M ncklestane, Mr. Parley; Sandie. Mr. Blavelloard; the Warlock of the Glen, Mr. Abbott. Adele, Mts. Fatted ; Marian, Min Beaumont. • to act I. a PasScul by Mies E. Dennett. 'Ticked, to be had of Mr. Watson. Na. 1, Jadd-street, Ersasstlelt-sqsare; at Longman and HUMS . / Music Shop, 131. Classfasids; sad at the Box Office, where Places may be taken. ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRANI). THIS EVENING , FRIDAY, J t ine 29, will be perforated an Operatic Drama, in three acts, called THE BARON DE TRENCti. Ti., Baron De Trench, Mr. T. P. Coolie; Commandant of Glair, M►. Rowbothans ; Anthony Swartz, Mr. Harley; Lionel Sclwll, Mies Kelly; Hants, Mr. Wilkinson; Michael, Mr. Brogan rat. Eugenia, Miss I. Stevenson ; Josephine, Mies lioldaway; Catau, Mrs. Grove; Nannette, Mrs. W. Sennett. To conclude with Ike Romani ic Melo-draine of THE VAMPIRE. Cliaraeters in the introductory Vision—The Vampire, Mr. T. P Cooke. Lady Margaret, Mrs. W. S. Chatter ley; Undo, Miss Boldaway ; Ariel, Miss 110.1. se. Characters in the Drama—Raihven, Mr. T. P. Cooke ; Ronald, M►. Bartley Robe►t, Mr. Kowbothinn ; M•Swill, Mr. Wilkinson. Lady Margaret, Mrs. W. S. Ckatterley Bridget, Mrs. Grove; Effie, Miss I. Stevenson. The Grand Saloon has been Sited up as an Illuminated Shrubbery, and will be opened at Eight o'Cluck for the ad •mriva of the &fund Prier, which commences at Nine. Dour 11 open at H.lf.paill Si; the Perfortnauce to begot at ges To-morrow, Belles without Beaux—The Bee-Hi►e—and The Vamp's,. Ou Thursday next a new Entertaiseent, in two acts. 1911 SHE Public are reso•t reonect fully informed. JIL shat 11w NEW THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET, be OPENED on ‘vri)Nr.sim) . NEXT, the 11h of Jul!, 1821, when sr OCCASIONAL ADDRESS will be Siwkr.s. Vier which will he performed a fssonarite COMEDY ; awl (sower meted) a NEW 3111181 CA I. F.A lICE, iu two wt.. ••• The Proprietors respectfully auna•nee, that the Theatre ha■ liven kept constantly and thoroughly aired, and that evety precaution 1134 been taken to resider it com plete fur tlw Tonsuwidioua and Tuinfortable reception of the Audience. A handsome Saloon has been added, and it is respeeifiely hopeJ that iu every particular the New Theatre will be fiitird worthy the approbation and plumage of a British Public. 11* Box °lice will be opened on Saturday morning at tco o'clock. fluxes, 5L—Pi , , 31.—First Gallery, 2..—Second Gil let la. the Doan io be opened at Six o'Clock, acid the Per rone to begin at Amen Places for the Boxes to be lakes of Mr. Alossingloos, at IN- Theatre. 10tH JULY. :11 -1 IV IF T and Co. ;;;;;;lully announce the 1, 9 New 11(11. me, to he drawn in 'nitre Days, ins. 10th, 17th. nll.l 21st JULY, which rontail. 4 1..25. OM I ...... . 10.000 1 2 11,11.th-440 other Capitals of 2,4001. 2.1001. 1,200/. eke. 0.. 10th Juiv N.. Blanks, and 1,251 hohng the 14.00111. 16.0001. &c. are sure to be Drawn after that Ms the Pun hateis Nisi return their Tick.), or Shares, if sot Prim, and receive hark • great part of their Money, as way be st:eu by the Schemes giant gratis at SWIFT rod ( U.'s °Meet,. Av 11, Poultry; 1 31, Alr'gate High street; 12, Charin g e n voi ; Where tkry Sold M.. 3.2110, • 2.0001. down 14th this hl. rah, and Three other Capitals ; also • Prize of 21,0001. to the LAllli Lottery; and the very 1 rat 30,000/. Homey rrizr: ever Drawu: ;01 111 Shares!!! SADLER'S WELLS. T HIS EVENING, F1(11)AY, June 49, will be produced (for the Silt time at this Theatre) ' the highly popular Melo-draiws, called THE HEART OF. MID LOTHIAN;,. , ; OJR, THIE , LILY OF ST., LSONARD• IBlRe`de Argyle, Mr. Gummy; Staunton, Mr. Elliot; David Deans, Mr. Phillips; Deastifechltes, Mr. Keeley; Renton), Mr. J. Weal; saddieeree, Mr. limiter; itsteliff, Mr. Campbell ; Arrhibalil, Mr. Lancaster ; Black George, Mr. G.Sniith; T..m Tyburn, Mr. Osborne. Queen of Eng land, Miss Johnotnne ; Lady Suffolk, Miss Kennedy; Die Deana, Miss J. Scott; Jeannie Deans, Miss E. Scott; Sally, Miss Waldron ; Madge Wildfire, Mrs. Egerton (being lirr fifth appearance ow this stage). Previous to which will by perfiirased, A BALLET DIYERTISEMENT, By Mr. St. Albin, Mims Garb o is, an d t h e C oro; de Ballet. After which (17th tine) an entire new and splendid Conde Paritontionc, called HARLEQUIN " AT HOME;" Olt, THE MAGIC FOUNTAINS. The Dow will be opened at Six o'Clock, and the Fer forinantun tessibeDee at Seven. . . SCHOOL for DRAWING and PAINTING, No. 8, Charlotte-street, Bloomsbury, career of Streathanrsireet, established fur the Etheemion of Artists, where Student. and Amateurs are instructed iu the princi ples of DRAWING and PAINTING in OIL and WATER COLOURS, pi sag every requisite for the Study of the Human Figurr , P , s.- ersprrtire, Anatomy, &c. furs img • probationary School for the Royal Academy, Elgin Marbles, and Beitieh Institution, This day is published, elegantly printed, in 4 volumes' dedicated (by permission) to her Royal Highness the Duchess of Gloucester, prier If. 12s. in boards, ERA LINE; or, Opposite Proceedings. By LiEFITIA MATILDA HAWKINS. Foinbil for F.C. and J. Rivincton, 61, St. Parrs Church yard, and 3, Waterluu-place, and mid by T. 'football'', 15, Old Band street. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, A frw tenni ii i o Copies of the COUNTESS and GER. TRUDE; o►, Modes of The Second Edition, iu four volumes, Oyu. price IL 16s. And ROSANNE; or, a Father's Labour Lost. 3 vols. Bro. price IL 7s. PARIS. -TO PARENTS AND GUAR DIANS—A LADY, who has had the advantage of a liberal education, with considerable experience bath in public and private tuition, has recently established, with much success, and satisfaction to the friends of those placed under her care, • SEMINARY fur • select number of YOUNG LADIES, in a very airy, retired, and healthy si tuation ; the Pupil@ have every facility of acquiring the French Language with correctness and fluency, together with Music, Dancing, &c. ander the most approved Mar tern; and although the perfect attainment of the French Language is made the primary object, the Pupils are thoroughly grounded in the English Grammar, Geography, and the Use of the Globes; the greatest attention is paid to their health, morals, and general improvement, particularly to the formation of their minds in the priaciples of religion, as established by the Church of England; they also tape. hence parental kindness, with the must liberal treatment. Terms moderate; mid the living, which is of more come. amerce iso France than parents are aware of, precisely the same iu every respect as in England. References of the Aret respectability given, amongst them to the Parents of young Ladies who have been resident in this Establishment the last Twelve, eighteen, and isetity.funr mouths. A desirable op portunity will offer of accompauyi•g a party of Ladies im. mediately after the Midsummer Vacation ; as well as • We conveyance to and from Paris at either the Cloister's' or Midsummer Vccation", or at any other time, as may be de. sired by the friends of the young Ladies. F., particulars apply (if by letter, postpaid) to Mr. Townsend, No. 47, Linemstrem, sear the India House; or to Mr. Hillier, No. 9, Union-place, Lambeth. TO BE DRAWN 24th JULY. DM. TICKETS 31. 3s. EACH. rromi INS'S PICTURE LOTTERY, con s. eluting of OIL and WATERCOLOUR PAINTINGS; Sets of the BRITISH GALLERY of PICTURES ; and Sets of the MARQUIS of STAFFORD'S GALLERY. Plain and in Colours; neither of which lime ever been issued to the Public complete, except to Original Sub scribers; and also. Sets of PRINTS illustrative of • niag nifieent Edition of THOMSON'S SEASONS; a n d various Sliseellasorons Subjects, selected from the abuse Arorks, many of which are eery exquisitely Coloured. As Ilse Copper-plates of the above Works me to he de stroyed. by Act of Parliament, Sets of them will become very valuable. 16,550 PRIZES-VALUED AT £152,425. The Purchaser of a nal Tickct and a Black Ticket is sure la gain a Prize. l'is heti are on Sale at the Exhibition, Nos. 53 and 54, New liona.pireei (where Specimens of the Prizes are ex hibited gratis), and at all the Lottery Offices. FINE CUTLERY AND SUPERIOR INDIA STEEI. RAZORS. WI LW IVI PA RK IN, 50. Strand, returns his nioet sincere Thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public, fur the treat encouragement he has received in goring general «atisfael in the Sale of his supeeior Ma cneill-tory of Cutlery ; and particularly to (hoe, Gentlemen who bone ati much approved and recommended his FINE TEMPERED INDIA STEEL RAZORS, • discovery of his own, and Calitali fail to give mstisfaction. Ho particu larly recommends them to Gentleint us going abroad, Mer chant., and Captains, as they continue to keep a keener and smoother edge thins any ether Ratter made iu the COlllllllOll way. W. Parkin saws to the Ladies • fanciful Selection of Steel Ornaments, made in the first style, so much in fashion, selectril from the first Manufactories. He is likewise much pleased to inform them that his Patent Needles bare been much approved of sine, the laid great and useful improve ment in twining the eye so as not to ant the thread, which is of teat utility to all great needle woikers.—W. Parkin has reerived the appointment to sell the much.stlinired Ruby nib Perpetual Pen, that never varies in writing, and one of the best inventions ever offered as a Pen to the Public, and much lower in price than has been sold before ; set by Dosighty, Also Scheirer's Patent Fountain Pen, to be had at his Manniactory, 50. Strand auJ every. Article of Cutlery of the first quality. 'hi P SNDITURE, TOORT111(11 WITS HIS PROPOSED REDUCTIONS. ARMY (exclusive of Ordnance). Greet Britain and Ireland in 1792, L 2,331,149; iv 1820, L B,B2B,444—dlfference, L. 8305,275. Diffrrente of estiinates L 183,498 less in 1821 than in 1820. la 1792. his 1821. More in 1821. No. of Regulars 48,474 81,106 32,832 Arrilkry and Unbars 8,115 15,872 7,757 Militia mud Yeomanry 35,841 152,391 116,590 92,430 410,369 Tot. 166,939 troop. Note—The number in 1792 are put down at the esta blishment, but it was dtillcient several thousand men. lu 1821, the actual numbers are entered. The number of Household Troops (exclusive of officers) — Increase, 4,1166 more ohs° is 1702 Of Dragoons 3.072 Nu of Men Officers about 2,100 10,138 increase. If 60,000 men were put into 75 regiments of SOO men each, instead of 93 rodinieuts of 650 each, a oasis( of 211,020/. wuild be effected. la 1792. in 1821. Army Staff in Great Britain L,33,794 L. 117,700 being L. 83,918 and Colonies Its Ireland 10,501 28,538 18,037 Public De parlasentsof War Date. 45,835 133,074 87,293 Adj. Gee. Comptroller of Accounts War Office 8.527 61.319 Fees 4,097 super 13,371 13,254 64,600 43,001 Commas'ler is 846 30,684 38,1138 Chief% Office 'nuwein 1821 Lbws, is 1792 Veteran Offierrs 247, transferred at an expeam of 13,870/. s year, or 166,4401. at It years' purchase. First Commissions 1,105, of which 606 giver away, 29,4641. a year or 353,5681. 12 yeah purchase. to 5 years 31% Ensigns, placed ea half-pay, in some years of which 130 it same day. Payment of Foreign half-pay 17,6611. from 1816 to 1820. Military College expense begun in 1801 at 3,8591. a year, but is 5 years from 1816 to 1820, 115,2801., and only 166 cadets, 7201. 10s. each. Poomolions. Cornet., Sce. to Majors, 1,448 I 2,553 ; only 315, or 1 is 7g , First Cummissions 1,105 There were 411 brought from the balf-pay to full pay, or 1 in 24g. In 1821 there aro 9,037 Officers on half-pay, at an ex pense of 812,5771. 70. In the Artilleery 118 Officeis on half-pay, only 38 brought ou full pay in 5 years, and 82 brat c ))))) In the Marines 768 half-pay Office., r, of which 143 were brought from half to full pay ; only 3 promotions, sod only tone first commission is 6 years!!! Eogineerr, SO haltpey Oaken, awl 62 Ant eomninioou in 6 years. Superannuation Lid of Civil Eviabii•ligoesto In 1841 .. 40,197 L. 14,133 increase. la 1791 • - Barracks L. 13,350 1 and 1541/.160,5001 L 137,500 E. 123,000 I. Commissariat (N il) 5 6 904 F. 1.. ORDNANCE. O =• Er- X re F ~= •••11 oz to El 5• ' 4 el • 2 - c T 1 • ' * E " • I • .4 L' CX= • i = 1 . • •••• • ; g . 3 e ••M 6 • C•-• =d .O 4 .•: • • • 3 : : ! la ws 44 34. J. ti II I 0 . . . . . r• CP "EP Inc 4• 9. C. I t It .... 4u ...• ~ OD cp 01 14 4. .c . . 01: .., N s . C 4 .4 ~ C., f ... , c, .4 71 *IE g 4 Z. - 11 ' ; - a • ■ Si - IA 3o * eo g ow ..Y•af t ft re Cr Cr C ge e 5 • - :.. ..,...- • a z.- • x C. ra. ..2 r - . 1 co 0 , 1 , 2 . 3 "0 W.I "tja i. o o .4 ca E . c. 8 -. co 0 .2 ipo b 0 .... 7. :::: r • - iir' o Z 2; a • O . fp ..1 42 -..; i; a; 2 n y O f ele Z eg g t 1 : , .1 v O 47 e'. - 4 • ;4 • The Gratuities of the Ordnance from 1807 to 181 b, 9 )rars iu elusive of war, wss And in peace, from 1816 to 1821 inclumve, a prtaud of 6 )rare 168,226 o. F. 4 — ,T, S .c. L P .... L. 1111,978 more in 6 years of peace than is 9 of extended ear, exclosiveof the increased allowasee t• those or th► l'essioned List; staking near 156,0001. sum au 6 years of peace than is 9 of war. Z Of C C o C. CA 2 3 C L = 42 E' g 4.. ; I ;- 5 7cl g 3.2 - -10 P if;? ,El. C 2 -0 ae -1; , " = e• 4 S o '4 • Q. Via Ur 3 .7r ov a -sr .son g -e ::ea. 8. 18 a, ! IT m.o. se I. • ft : I f .... .1 il ..,, ma d... Oa'' ir ? 2 $. 4.4 Z 0.6 ci. • N ; .... Years. .-. ,VY. ° P 1 r I:7g -'• n ::: _.."^ -e yr c ~ n a i ..' ! . .6..::' i a 2 il ~.. 4 a x E L A EL. , -• a ,71 z _ .-"' 4. m z- ; : I' ft c _ 4 z 2 ."' e > . J 4 • 1 ift ..e a • _ io - • ;:. • •-•• e.• or. X a _ . • . •of . ••• 0 Oh • • F. . • a 4 4 wy. ' w0mm...... • 115 . - • 21 ' St. g No g e I"' 2 co .3 CO 02 7 .4 la GO C: 1:1 10 J IS 2 1 7 1911: % GO p-- n 11 116 7 s . cr O T ra • ki ; U. a ▪ pt. C Ordnance ith Slums Total Estimate. F ~~,' „• : ' - 4'4I:KV-Te eat • • OA 4.. MO VC f + • •• ri • Reductions proposed b, Mr. Hume and others, i■ the Esti mates this Sessiois. ARMY- To reduce 20,000 men, houirelrold troop and (Viral... • / 733,955 Army extrra, one third of L. 984,911.. 300,000 By reducing 93 tiros. of 650 men to 75 !leo,. of I-1,053,90 WOO ear b.. 211,000 By reducing Barracks, Eng1and........ NO.OOO ------ Ditto, 1 e !111 hd . ' 40,000 110,000 ------ Commissarial, England and heland 115,000 Military Stiff, Great Britain and / Colonies 105,043, to reduce 10,913 Irish Staff Commander-in-011er. Utica.... 14,471 4,006 War. Office Adjutant-General's Office 6,844 1,500 Dili., Scotland 9OO 351 Onarterinasier.General •• . 4 091 15,000 Ditto, in Scotland . . Judge Adrucate-G ..... I 5,180 2,181/ Ditto, Scotland. 650 6r.0 Conspiroller's Office Medical Staff .. 5,614 2,200 Public Departments, Ireland Volunteers and Yeomanry, Eng land Ditto . Ditto lielaii.l 19,023 11001.1 Wilsey College Asylum Foreign Half-pay Agency Garrisons abroad and as Wine ..• 34.000 12,449 liecruitin g Veteran Battalion Officers Kilmainhant and Chelsea Hospital, Establishments lO,OOO Retired Allowances 40,000 11,1100 Total fur the Army L 1,663,127 Navy Loa. blislintensr .. L. 1,215,619 of 925,019 L. 251,407 Building Ships 1,094,540 Works in Dock Task Ordnaace.—Tower Establish. wept L. 05,804 to reduce.... L. 15,1112 Sundries Tufa, Ordinary .... 547.756 L 139,191 Extraordinary L. 471,124 .... 77,500 In ike Miscellane ous Hews of 1 ,444,100/. might .be 2111,621 saved 250,000 To be saved in the Collection of lbe Revenue.... 1,050,000 Total Reduction L 4,288,161 Taxn proposed to be repealed on the Reductions being made, in order to afford immediate relief to the country. Amami produce fur the pm, ending the 51b April, 1821 : Curdles ........... L. 318,552 &sap ..... • ••• .• • 938,7119 Leather Itet„Tell Salt 1 41 1 4 111.4 Tottall - 3! • And !cove a surplus erase Inkllion, rad . re of the sur plus of four millions statestif Ile Chaseillur of the Exche yuer. . . I.ffPERItIL P41,(L1A,41.4NT. HOUSE OF LORDS, Teivairkiv, Just 2R. COMMrITEE OF PRIVILEGES—STRATHMORE PEERAGE. Mr. Wetherell was beard is reply for lie claim of the in fant son of the late Emil of Straihnsore. The decision of the Committee was, that the supposed son of the late Earl had not made out bin title to the Peerage ; but that the brother of the late Earl, the Right Hun. Thomas Bowes, bad made out his claim to the Peerage. Mr. BitoGatall, aid other Members of the House of Corn meal., brought up the Greenwich Hospital Estates Bill, the Canape Trade Bill, and the Cisimulidalail Fund Bill, which we►e severally read a lest time. •• . . Mr. Serjeasit Onstasvr, and usher Ilesalsre if the House of Commons, brought up a Meow from -that Howie, se parating that their Lordships would fairish them with a copy of the Report of their Lordships Committee, touching the dignity of a Peer of the realm. The LORD CHANCELLOR informed them that their Lordships would send an answer by a Memeruger of then us is. The Distillery (Scotland) Drawback Bill, the Malt Duties (Scotland) Bill, the Charitable Lauds Exchange Bit', and the British Herring Fisheries Bounty Repeal Bill, were read the third time, mooed, and vent to the COWlllbell. The Wool Iniportatiou Bill, t►e Ladd:Tsx Comm:slimmers Names Bill, Ike Gaol Fees (Ireland) Bill, the Sals age Arts Amendment Bill, the Wool Registry Bill, aid the Cinque Ports Savage Bill, went through a Committee, and were re ported without any amendment.—Adjuurued. HOUSE OF COMIONS, Tlzva o y , Julie '2B. MOCK CONSTITUTIONAL SOCIETY. Mr. S. C. WHITBREAD rave notice of a Motion for Tuesday u. id, relative to Ilse Society styling itself " The Constitutional Association." The Silk Bountiri Bill weal through the Committee, and was ordered to be reported te.asonow. The Conoulidated Fund Bill waa read the third timr, and limed. BEER DUTIES. Mr. LIN OSA Y presented a Petition from certain Brewers of Dundee and its Vicinity, praying for the repeal of the clause of the Act I ■nd 2 George IV esp. *2, requrriag ac count► and ferl ificalre of the mile of beer. Mr. MAXWELL presented a similar Petition frown ter- Min Brewers iu the Comity of Renfrew.—thdercd to lie o■ the table. The Warehousing of Goods Bill was read the third time, awl passed. 'I he Report of the Collectors of Customs (Ireland) Bill was braught up cud agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read the third time to-morrow. The Acetous Acid and Drainage Tiles Bill was reported, and ordered to be read a third time on Saturday. Mr. COURTENAY tinniest up certain Papers, per. meant to the order of the House, relating In the horning of widows is India, which were laid ou the mb:e, and ordered to be printed. The Mohair Bounties Bill, and the (.agar' Spirits Dutim Bill, were read a third time, and paned. The Hops Exportation Drawback Bill was reported, and ordered to be read the time to-morrow. The Greenwich Hospital Bill ass read the third time and passed. The Report of the East India Private Trade Bill war brought and agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read Mc third time to. morrow. A person Gum the office of Chief Secretary of Ireland preseisted an account of monies paid to the Polinshirs oral , Dublin Gazelle fir publishing Prorlanissnnsi which was laid on the futile, and orsleted to he priuta•d. The CHANCELLOR of the F.XCIIVAaIIEit moved for leave to bring in a Hill to empower the Cdsoatt, ittues, amity the Act 57 George 111. rap 84, fur instil 6461N:it :i v 13,11• ro I Cl• .7 t•.l • o, 9i . !15 sr "•1 a, 110 om. V. .... S GB .• ...A., .0.. ..... ma. • rt —vpd.p s gi YtSlt . aw 39 :co T 33 g 4-3 .o * 13 mn =e, • 3 . 5 .3 S . ..... W- O =MCCAW ON 4000...0 • ..... rr rrrrr ..... M- V .20 .2- sa- w .L.omUm 0 = - 6 - C 4.. T. 1 3 ir T 3 . 0 ; E." 5 - 4 ., Fi .I._ C" . n !A 0 . - B 4 i i • 0 3 0 _ • .0 • IS . W . P lii . .... j ; g 4 00 = r ..% .- •.• . z : .. „ . . - OD ... DO tr. ..r. I I . - a t -1 .3 0 • , 3 . 3 • a. «. P.. 1.. ~.. ;;. r.' ;-• I - 7. I 1.." 0 I "..i.FI ii - ..: - . .. 6 - - 0 .1 . " r re • al 1;* 'at' E` 'a• '' I I .. CI pp 411 ,-0 irr 0 B 4 • 9 17- ' •-• -. 0 0 : • I : '.7. • -a .7 El. ri 7: .... e. ; • i • .: .-2. a .11,1 0 - 0 2 2 te 0- YO. ... e : 4 4 1100 2 r s , 9 ^ 0 P, 14 9 r : c 2. ...... •cr " • ER 4 0 9 ..: 1 • . r Comparative Abstract of the Expense of the Army, Nosy, and Oed of Great Britain and Ireland In the pars 17502 and 1821. L. In 1792,Great Britain Army Ordinary, 1,814,000 Ireland .... 2,330,349 Ord Great Britain .... 422,001 lrelaud 2,775,212 Navy 1 925,422 Tulal charge is 1792 4,780,694 In 1821,Grea1 Britain Army Ordinary, 7,941,513 Ireland. 8.926,414 Ordnance Great Britain.... 1,401 b& 10,328,009 Navy 16.715,408 Total charge in 1792 4,760.694 Being more in 1821 t 11,954,714 than is 1792 N. B —The total unredeemed debt of the country, fended and unfunded, is titer d from 244.405,0211., in 1792, to au I charge for interest of 9,b34,2137/. On the 5,h Jasinary, 1820, 836,946,923!. at • charge of 31,252,612/. (exclusive of the Sulking Fund.) Comparative Abstract of the Estimate* voted fur the Army, Navy, and Ordnance, i■ the last five years, viz.—froon 1817 to 1821 incleeive. Ordinary Alhilary. f. I r r r 1817 C 642,318 1,284,035 5.885,414 13,951,767 In tg I. i•_, 4 290 1,267,999 6,547,610 14,310,099 11419 •• :, , 2,801) 1,212,000 6,527,781 14,322,581 1820 C 6.07.466 1,380,002 6,691,345 14,876,813 1821 6,613,968 1,327,000 6,382,786 14,353,754 Showing that the Estimates for 1821 are larger than any of the fuur preceding years except 1829. Abstract of the setual Expenditure of the United Kingdom fur the following years, ending the 31st of December (from the annual finance accounts). lu 1817 .. L 68,710,503 la 1 8 19 L 69,448,899 1818 I 68,821,437 lB2O 70,850,741 An Account of the Interest as the Funded Debt of the United Kingdom, and of the Exchequer and Treasury Bills i and the Charges of Management fur the year. 1813 L 26,370,024 1817 131,268,681 1814 28,791,407 1818 31,351,751 1815 30,450,903 1819 30,791,024 1816 33,854,408 1820 31,252,61; Average Expenditure fur Interest, &c. of the years 1814, 1815, sad 1816 1 11,032,279 1817, 1818, and 1819 1820, (Exclusive of the amount paid to the Commissioners of the Siuking Fuud.) VAUXHALL. T HIS EVENING, FRIDAY, June 29, there will be a GRAND GALA. A brilliant ilt.pley of FIRE WORKS by Madame Heagler, pnrtieolarly a grand Imposing Setae of The ERUPFION of MOUNT VESUVIUS. And the Bay of Pimple* The Military, Caledooitin, and Pandeaa Brads will Worm between the Acts. Admission, 3.. Ad.—The doors open ■t Seven; the Con. ten to begin at Eight. Second Act of the Concert al Eleven o'Clock precisely. LONDON, FRIDAY; JUNE 29, 182 i TALL. • EAST INDIA HOUSE, June 27, 1521. FRIDAY, June 49, THE COURT DIRECTORS of the GRAND GALA. UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG ORKS by Madame Hengler LAND, trading a !he EAST INDIES, le hereby pie. morning Setae of Notice, MOUNT VESUVIUS. That at the GENERAL COURT of the mid Company, of Nettle. appointed to be h.kl at their Hamm in lwadeskalt.stieet, Pandean Bands will reform on WEDNESDAY, the 4th icily iiextoit Elesem o'Cloek is ie Acts. the Finessuoii, • motion will be made, " That Sir James wa open at Seven; the Con. Horne, Dart. late of the Madras Civil EstabliAment, be Act of the Concert at Eleven Permit" to return to the Service' under the provisimis of the Act of the 33t1 George 111 cap. 12. are. 70, with the rank which he held when he quilted Madras, agreeably to WELLS. the Act of the bald Geu. 111. cap. 116, sec. SS." JOSEPH DART, Secretary. FRIDAY, Jane 29., he Sib time at this Theatre) ' . called 0 4 ' ID LOTH! 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