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-.. ey*i_e. / .... i v 1 ..! -41 0 7.'ll•ie 1•1 I 110.1 241.7". .A s.Ol si.. • •,..r 1.•,.. . orl , • ;••• 41!•••••,. ". •t • •.I'l' 4l t 's.' th 1 ,41 sor7si .1 fvi •;I:o• '•.••• •spi P 4 •••-• •,' . • vita. , boa .a.4:4, /1%1 %A ~.. .0rg0i5.74 , 04. . .. ~ y li :, * , 44.104/ .i•V•oirlyel. l isl , l ...ii i e. • , •-. •• :**" ortiel• th at .A_ .h . b.* ...0..T -..-•; • ovora4,ol te 4. 3 .wap 4 , tto " 4.....k4 ~._~ .., • : .ye 4i.,111,;.t.a.E•i•fs 4'• • - . . i i .:2 mid s ',ilea. 1. 4 1 4 • , • , • tifriell- Nuusts 1.. ritztA 7116-110 TA L, DRURY-LA NB. /11141* EVENING. MONDAY, July 9, his Majesty's Servants will preform the Opera of ROB ROY MACGREGOR ; Or, AULD LANG 'SYNE. Sir Frederick Venom, Mr. Foote; Ronlileigli Oebaldieteo, Mr. Renard; Frsocis Oidialdielea, Mr. Horn • Owes, Mr. W. H. William; Captain Thorotoa, Mr. Tbelepeoso; Rob Roy Marereger Campbellr. Cooper; Desist, Mr. Yiniog; Ilailiso Mir Mackay.M Mira Jerrie, Mr. Diana Vernon, Madame Veer's; Matti., Mn. (tiger; Hetes Maegragor, Mrs.lB4or. too. . After which (Soh time) anew Firee, called THE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM; Or, A GHOST IN SPITE OF HIMSELF. principal Gberartrrs by MeolBll. Queer, Grafi', Doe. who& Suoith, Knight, Mr.. Orger, and Mies &Milliner'. .„ Alo', will he Of eyed at Half.past Sin a'aosh, aai woo eocissitwee at feces. Ti.; Sreotosi Price, is Se. 01,0hoacnol ...b.—Galled, U; fiettoad PM*, k.'—Vilpse key, tr; 'Sacred *rim, Id. • . To-asorrow, Guy Maaaeriott: Dominic fhwapoott, Mackay—iwithGierwani in Lowden. 0a Wedatiday, The Heart of Mid Lcthian: Dimeldidalek; Mr. Marko—with The speefre NEW THRATRK-ROYAL, HAYMARKET. T' EVENING, MONDAY, July 9, will be acted • Comedy, is Ire acts, called THE PROVOKED HUSBAND. Lard Tawnly, Mr. Coaway ; Manly, Mr. Faulkner; Sir Francis Wronshesd, Mr. Williams; Srisire Richard, Mr. thesamp; John Moody, Mr. Talleare; Come Ranee, Mr. Daher. lady Torrskys Mrs. cbouserier.s, Mrs. Pearce; Lady Grace, Mrs. Yosag; Tallest,. After which Ike Farce or THE VILLAGE LAWYER. htstire Minima*, Mr. Coates; Scout, Mr. Decamp; Snarl, Mr. W 1111111011; Charles, Mr. Cogency; Sheepraer, Mr. Tay leore. Mrs. Scout, Mrs. lieudall ; Kote, Mir Smith. e a o The Proprietors respectfully innovate, that the Theatre has been k►pt constantly and thoroughly aired, and that every precaution ha 4 been taken to render it com plete for t►e commodious and comfortable reception of the Audience. The Doors to be op►ned at Si: o'Clock, and the Per formanees to begin at Scums. Places fur the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Massingbam, at the Theatre. N.R.—Private Boxes any be had sightly, by application at the Box-office. To-morrow, Bombastes Furioso—the Comedy of the Green lan—and The Agreeable Surprise. On Wednesday, the Comedy of The School for Scandal, with The tipped Child. On Thopiilay, Rule a Wife and Have a Wife, with A Ro land Cur an Oliver. Various Novelties are in acti►e preparatloo, and will be speedily produced. ------- tattinges.no PAL, RNOLISH OPNRA-11011SR I STRAND. • Tin EVENING. MONDAY. July 9. will be performed a Musical Farce, called AMATEURS AND ACTORS. ravid Dulcet, Esq. Mr. Pearman ; Mr. 0. P. Bustle, Mr.. }bider, Wing; Mr. Wrench; Elderberry, Mr. Bartley; Ceoffry MlllKneap, Mr. Wrikiwion. Miss Mary Hardacte, Miu Witham; Mrs. Mary Gourril, Miss I. Stevenson. After which the favourite Musical Farce called WALK FOR A WAGER; Or, A BAILIFF'S BET. klerviogton, Mr. Rowan...ham; Ninths's., Mr. Minton; Bob Lovelock, Mr. Marley; Hockey Walker, Mr. Welkin sou; Kaubbs, Mr. T. P. Cooke. Emma, Miss I. Stevenson; Mrs. Kildeary, Mrs. Grove. To conclude with the Romantic Melo-drame of THE VAMPIRE. Claraciers in the introductory ~,,, —The Vampire. Mr. T. P. Cooke. Lady M.. 1 acct, Miss Cale ; Unita, Miss Hold away ; Ariel, bliss Soden. Cb te n isi the Drama—Rothven. Mr. T. P. Cooke; Roasid, Mr. Bartley ; Robert, Mr. Brimdburat ; M Swill, Mr. Harley. Lady Margaret, Miss Carr ; Bridget, Mrs. Grove; Elie, Mies I. Stevenson. Boxes, bir.; Second Price, 31.—Pit, 35.; Second Price, Is. lll—Lower Gallery, 2..; Second Pr.cr, Is: Gal lery, Is.; Second Price, 6d. Doors open at Half-past Six, the Performance to begin at Seven. T..-morrow, The Beggar's Opetta-aaLove's Dream—and foe mid Water. the wedneaday, The Promiswry Note—Love's Dream— mad The Vampire. rlw Thile o4l mr. love.. Dream—after abide a new Farce, in too ads, e:111.-ii Two Pewee! _ . Woo; but it cannot be genuine, sinless the mantes of the above Preparers are engraved on the Government Stamp, which is fixed over the cork of each bottle. Proper Spoage Boxes are sold by Bayley and Blew, as usual. As above may also be had, •olbenticated by • similar Stamp, HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA, us bottles at 2s. 94. or with glass stoppers at 4s. 6d. nearly tbrer-fisortbs Mime', pro vided they are reformed befitre Tueasjoy, the 17th isatast, as will be seen by the following statemmit Present Price. . Melo back. s. d. . d. A Sixteenth costs 1 14 6 bet may receive back 1 3 6 An Eighth- costs 3 S 0 bdi till receive back 2 6 0 A Quarter.. coals 6 15 0 hut play receive back 4 12 0 A Half.... costs 13 7 0 hut may receive back 9 4 0 A Ticket... costs 94 19 0 hat, may receive back 17 0 0 After having bad the CbasiceW the shove 1,251 Prizes, which must all be drawn NEXT TUESDAY. those who du not return their Tiekets,ur Shares 'before the 17th of July, will have the Chance of Alt' the other Primo in the following MAGNIFICENT SCHEME, Without Classes, to be Jrawn 101 k, 171 k, sail 21st Jetty. I .... of ...E25.000 CiyiSnots ' £ 25,000 1 2 1 1 • ls,llo 'Cuomols 2 ' • . •.• 3,100 Ciiiwis 0,6 • 6,000 2.. 2 2 ..... 1,2112 2 .. on oleo& •••••••••• 1. 200 6 ....... .... 4 0 0 Commis .. s e wn G - 1 , 5410 10 10 . lO5 Mosey ' 1,050 20 25 41 ... . 45 Mosey 60 ... s . ...... 21 Sinewy 1,015 • 1 .1 00 •••••••....... 11 Ilv. Money 1,2 00 •••• ll Mosey 12,991 Tickets. Total, Commis sod Money £lBB,OlO The 1,251 Capital mid other Priam, that must be drawn Next Tuesday, form part of the above Scheme. The option of returning ceases no Tumidity the 17th of July; sad those person who do sot return their Undrawn Tickets and Shares before that day, will have the chalice of the 2,248 Capital sad other Prises that will be drawn 17th sad 21st instant. Tickets and Sharer are selling at the Contractors' Olneee, 37, Corakilt; 11, Hatboro ; and 38, ilayntarket, London ; sod by their Agents in the Country ; where several Capitals were sold in the Deawiag which took place on the 14th of last month. - - ••• Schemes, with full Particulars, Gratis. considered as a right which Queens Consort were entitled to demand, but that it was ao honorary ceremony dependant on the will and pleasure of the reigning Sovereign. If he proved the latter, then there must be an end to the claim of right, - however frequenily the honour had been en joyed, and however trifling the interruptions to which the exercise of it had been subjected. Though it should be established that from . the Norman Conquest downwards there was uo instance of a Queen Consort hot being crowned either wits or without her husband, it would be no proof that coronation was a matter of right, as it rat only • ceremony preformed to honour them, and proceeded entirely from the favour of the Sovereign. He proposed to examine into the nature of the ceremony itself; next as to the application of it to the ciffiees of Knox, sod Queens Consort ; and lastly, the supposed usage or exercise of it. They hall locind from his Learned Friend, the Queen's Attorney-General, a very accurate detail of the orig.,' of the ceremony. lie had shevin the great probability that coronations arose its those times of linfory in which the Monarchs were elected, and that at first it was very likely to have been a very different kind of ceremony (rota that which now prevailed. It was a solemn recognition on the part of the people that the Monarch was entitled to the throne ; and, on his part, • so lemn compact, and engagement to observe the laws. The coronation of a Queen was a mere ceremony ; that of • King must be something more, having to be accompanied by political acts. Perhaps the statute of William and Mary had created some dif krence between the times before and after pawing it us to the importance of the ceremony. But be lore that, in almost rill times, and in almost all countries, the coronation of ti King was • solemn ceremony accompanied by political acts, while no political acts belonged to the coronation of a Queen. The whole of the latter ceremony proceeded from the will of the King, by whose commands the cere mony was ordered and directed; for as to the Queen herself, she had no political character in the State : tributed to them until proclamation to that effect, or (as it was ordered in the latter times of the empire) coronation bad taken place. So the sense author, on the derivation of the word Queen" iinong the Saxon Princes. observed. that the Saxons frequently refused that title to some of their wives, on account of the conduct of eme Queen, who was the wife of the reigning Monarch ; and In his description of coronations. he left ample means for establishing all inference that tho ece'' ronution of a Queen was a ceremony dependant an the mere will and pleasure pf the Kitig.— The same author referred to the ordering of the ceremony in the pontifical writings, from which it appeared that in all that related to the Queen the demands of the King were the sole ground for perforating it. If their lordahips would consult them, or any other of the ancient authorities and manuscripts contained in the Museum or else where, they would find that in no instance acre there any reasons given for the coronation of * Queen, or for any forms connected with it beycti , l the pleasure and demands of the King her hushati:i. If any right were dependant on her coronation, she woeld have a right to demand the performance of the ceremony. A King might be crowned or not. though his coronation was not a mere ceremony like that of the Queen Consort. The statute of Scotland had been referred to, in which was en acted an oath of allegiance to be taken to the reigning Monarch and his Queen, pod from vehicle a very erroneous inference had been drawn. The statute was passed iu times of peculiar difficul ty and trouble, is 1479, during the reign of James I. of Scotland. It was evidently a tem porary Act, inteuded to apply only to his Queen, as he expected to have to leave the king dom. and took this method of hoeing the Queen's authority recognised during his absence. The Act required the oath to be taken " dose/are Nostra regiao." It was quite clear from the terms of the statute thst the Act applied to his Qareit Anne, and was not intended for any other timer. He defied his Learned Friend, out of the depth of .. . ••• .•;. - - ' . ' • . , • • • ~ . re'" rem : a - 4' ..—. . _ .... . • • t... 4 i.. * A. . • • , ; • .. •4; -- . . : k i ...., - • s •• ' . . . 'F.... ' . .' .1""'• - •, ~, .. . .. c i..... 4 .. _ ..... :.., -- . . . . • ....._ ....... .- „ . . . . • . I/" I 4 - ,o '. ~,,.. i ~' .4 ie.tet. 61' 'NI. 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HA YDO N's PICTURE or • sikirr ill unii MOINE, Jinx 4, 11121. , VAUXHALL GARDEN& t .he enjoyed certain priedeges as tile ' life of the THI,• EVENING, MONDAY , July g , it CHRIST 'S ENTRY INTO JERUSALEM. after a T HE COURT ft, DIRECTORS rtf Ike T HE Public is most respectfully.isfeensed. the 111% het sh e . heed.nar polnicel cheractee , wet wee 1 I his Majesty's Servants will perform the Opera of most enthusiastic reception iii Scotland, THE AGONY IN UNITED COMPA PIT V P IMIMICKASIII if ENO- DIVINE to the extraordinary State of thelisothre de there any political act ,done ley her at bet awe- ! i, ROB ROY MACGREGOR ; THE GARDEN, and all his other Works, ARE NOW LAND, &say ter She SW INDIES, AI. has 74 ON Gardens are CLOSED tonal further Node,. • nation. He wou l d appeal to the highest aollatieitiea OPEN at 53, Pall mall. , . • .• Or, AULD LANG 'SYN E. Notice,' • - -. • . • - em the nutters of the 41.•remeny of a King's recondition. Acnitiauce, Is- C a t a l ogues, 6d. That the COMMITTEE of BUYIIWIL-saj WAIL WINES of FINE QUALITY ONLY... - ai Lord Coke had tasted. in Calvin' h * Mr Frederick Versos Mr. Foote; Reehleigh Oebaldistes, - HOUSES will be rea d y S. resorisre Prelate tw trilligat, •T• 7 , Mr. FLOWER Ne. 1, PALL-MAI+ , o at t his tle.= decease of Elizabeth the crown . of caw in t gla at od lii ti rit Mr. Emmett; rowels Versos, Mr. Horn • Owes, Mr. W. H. William ; captain Tbandaa. me. mia l ipapsi ; Rob WEST ' S NEW and EXTENSIVE GAL- settled ii•p., ea or before WEDMESO,4 E lbe 18111 astp, .of the &n a l are.,4,, FLOWER , healied up a descen d e d to James I. and that he wee folly and LENT, No. 14, Nrensten-atreet, Oxford-alreet. 1111 HMI, from melt Perms* as MeV ha willies to supply the Mies la lloatles Pirtle, sad Half.piate„ =hoe 11 . late 1 Roy Macgregor Campbell, Mr. Cooper; Dostgal, Mr. Viniag; Bailie, /Ord Jarvie, Me. Mackay. Dials. Vernon, Madame • NOW OPEN, asalaisieg NINETY-THREE PICTURES, O ro wick priers samogyeable that they are well wortlithe sit ,ed entirely King without any Confirmation by Cure- • I wens, Batik, Mn. otgat; Hates maarept. aim Era. , painted by dee late BENJAMIN WEST, Earl. President REGIMENTAL lIVTTONK lb. Nwlimpla aid scoot ell pi Danko ~,L A - A pt! to m u many, tositi that coronet ion. attaining, and solentat- ' stake Royal Academy. bscluding Spectrums* of his earliest is two dtatlest and separate Csatrama ; suad that the Ceadi- Whiee. - 7 1 / 4 , too.. - - F ie ere. epto . Motion, were no; port of the title. Is was contended ! 1 After which (sth time) anew Firee, called tied latest Prodoesions--on view every day from Ten till Ali. fiwtHr of the Counsel , star be lee* ell MSPliealioll le , the • . • ''' • ,: .. • I that, Us the offence in gerstion was committed be- THE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM ; Admittance One Shinier. Catelogwe Ooe Shilling. Assail Cleft of lbe sold Comminee, with whom the Proposals 014 Peoll Or, A GHOST IN SPITE OF HIMSELF. • Admission Tickets One Guinea each. meal So kb before Over o'Cleak is she toeirwoos of the Ditto, ganu re eeleg a g ea r ism ferrafj.., ';‘,1111/0. fore the coronatiou y tt was not chargeable with the fie principal Charactrns by Mealy'''. Ceirerr, Genie, lbw- \ CHARLES SMAKI I Secretor). " ki fah Jl9-14" which blur the eatemillee will MI Ditso, Vii} a '.s . • •,-- • • - ' nithies oi r liestams; but it was clearly ruled bir mil I, s4.4.llusitli, Knight, Mrs. Orger, and Miss Seditious. Mc 14, Newasen.stroel, Oxf o rd -etreet..'. . intwies - indy elit. . -. . ~, my,. a tim pue e les, Be i euluVlilal•• '' * • 1 1 - Lille Judges of the laud that.the•lking presently mid . .„,., ~,, -.- . ltliTaitolls l llll‘illselstaa-etrelare - • , • Ditto, Drew, 6 years its Mato. .1111. ' '' ‘ !" 4 •• 1 . y descent, and without the Outerventiou of ray' i • Annie. will he *pawed at Warm Six reason, mid reme toossoessee at Sem- , ... _ - 6:04110NAT10N..„ . . ' , . - a ..., ; 7i. t Snood Price, as 11d......Fia, as. 04,1,Saitood IPTIFIE PIOUSE: NUrtit,' 04 tile Terrace, New :lr j rr°ll, rtis.-Gatlcey, Sal Seemed IWO., iod-4.lolpar dal- I. •Palaire:yeril, with the Scaffolding now ereetiog, directly ii :g rtanie - , liberty s TpcilL BROKER, ..., limtbardikarrest„ amok trip &selloff pletwiere I. Madeira, West !calla na. 4lll ' 4 314 . iii. •. : 4 1 . 4* . reign of Henry VI. (which he appealed to as one • I if . hrey, s lis ; &mad -Frier. id. • . ... •eppegite the Eetrodee into Westminner Hall, TO LET for """ ei°l-e° hi' Friend She She kebber mis o f she Greadest Del'o. Easl 141 4 11 t.••• !II m aa „,;„ ft: D os ,;„;, g atapassa 1a...... lb. View. The Heim commands a full View of the Pro- &beam ever kayo° :-Forty-eigirit Capital Prises Malmsey, ils Pioul *** wk. u s , calm for all) IM being crowned eigld years after his ' ' Te-morrow, Gay eluding 25,0001 44,0001. 20,0001. 16,88111. 111,0601. de ~&e. Boerne, ............... ' ." , 414. 24e. 191( , accretion : a climinal was convicted of high treason Mattay- , -witlaGioirsani in Loreto's. •. 'Abre: cessions of the Clhimpion and hie sone, also the Lord "e• us. 34 A committed before the period of coronation. not- ' Oa Wedaeaday, The Heart of Mid Lothian: Dagabkollbee t -Marie of Londe*, and Deputation from the University o f &C.-Every Ticket thews . siastla....,., each imidieg Its own Thiel fate.-Nts Claws . and even if their Ticket er is sat Me..... * 4lls. 24e. 12a. • c . . , Mr. Marke-with The Spectre BridegrOom. .. Oxford, Egress and' Regress ( it repaired) may be obtained. withstanding a plea set up to that effect on behalf " drawn • Prize os the 101 h IDLY for it marmot be drawn a Lisbon ./. ,, Blank), they may hive warty the shale of their Purchase. Carcevella THEATRE-ROTA L, COVENT-GARDEN. . • mosey returned, provided they are brooch' back to o i Cape m a d r i ca , of gse i gualog uste es'. its. 61.. on Calvin'', case, and laid down, that although the ~, .i • . - oth One drawing paper, price fkl. THIS EVENING. MONDAY. July gest 4 A ...Al EMOR I At of NAPOLEON ; with Corahill, before 170iJaly.-.llchemea, with full particulars, Cape Burguady SOL lie . 75.6 d. ceremony was accompanied by solemn acts. by will be acted Shakopee:ee l s Historical Play of ratio •:- M.:Portrait@ of himself, and his Wife and Child, mid g• ' . pieties. per boHle. which the King was bound in closer pact with .. . ' • ACING HENRY THE FOURTH, ffgesilimasothis Hand-writing. N.B -All Bualsesste tie Piddle Foods traltsatted with Champamte, createlag,Sparkliag, •oe •his people, the mere ceremony did 'tot strengthen .• , fidelity and dispatch. Dry Sentry PAM? THE SECOND. Printed fur William llone. 45, Lndeate-bill. Sauterne Sas. 6s. Id. his title, which was coufirmed on his accestion -40 Ring Henry, Ms. ilisieready ,• Prince of Wake, Mr. C. Also. juts, published, price Is. .. VOL is, ed. the throne. If this view were adopted with re- toe; KeeeMlii Prince John. Mr. Abbott; Chief Justice, Mr. Eger HONE'S PORTRAIT of NAPOLEON; • Rae Libellee@ TO-MORROW. Berme Hoek Weareirorriatirt, Mr. Cosner; Sir John -Falstaff, Mr. of Alin when he went to SI. Helena, engraved from David's HAZARD and Co. re.pectfully announce the Ns. 7s. 6d. Fawcett ; Shallow. Mr. W:Farreit ; Silence, Mr. Emery; Pis. celebrated Pictu r e. New Scheme. 1.-be drawn is Three Days, viz. TO. Fronligatee.... j ibli " Pl." ' fin" ' The act of coronation was for the King aloe,. tut. Mr. Blaischast • Mrs. Quickly, Mr.. Davenport. Likewiae , prier li. the Ninth E.lition. in Oleo. of- ' MORROW, the 10th, 17th, sad 61st THIS MONTH, - Claret, Chaiesa Margot SSG, 48s. Ils. - la wbech will Ise ietrodiseed four millilitres' Netrues, dli. The ORIGIN of DR. SLOP'S NAME, ',hewing bow be .. which cootaine Cy d er, Gin Ri pe o ac t isiten ...„ .., ls. 61 . per d ozen. and not for the -people, who suffered no loss of right . playing sIie.GRAND CORONATION. cursed himself through Napoleon into the Name of OR. I .... of .... £25,000 I 1 of ..... Z 16,006 *feel 'The normal leading to the Abbey.-Scene 11. SLOP. I .. 24,000 1 1 .. 15,000 --... . — .- by the neglect of the teremony. How then could ~• westunaeter Abbey... 4 / 4 w 111, The Cloisters of the Abbey. - .„. I -Scene IV. The Gramtlinneuel, prepared in Westusiamer Just published, in Svo. price ss. boards, Besides 40 other Capitals of 2,4001, 11,1001, 1,200 L, be. how could any other rights depend upon it when Hatt, which is decorated with tbe differeat Armour Euglawd. A. LETTER on our AG II IC U L'rUR A L Console and Money. TO SS her coronation its any case could only arise from her . EA. D ISTRESSES, their Causes and Remedies, ammo. To.soorrow no Blanks will be Drawn, but 1,251 Prizes, CR O W NED, I After which the Monica! Farce ofrelation to the monarch, and depending on that THE POOR SOLDIER. pealed with Tables and Copperplate Charts coloureds laidieding the 114,0001., 16,0001., &c. are sure to be draws: -.mu.- alone, could have nothing to do with the people ? 'hewing and comparing the prices of Wheat, Breed, mad re may return the i r Tickets or Shares if not drawn Petrick. Aliso Beasmotst ; Father Luke, Mr. Connor;THIRD alone, JULY 7. Adverting to the preemble of the statute of William ( - ape Fitzroy, Mr. Caliber j Dermit, Mr. Pylve • Darby, Mr. Labour, front 1505 to 1621, addressed to the Lords asid =That 1)r •°d receive back all their purchase mosey, Listed! Bagatelle, Mr. Farley. Norah, Mies ' Lere; Roth- Cuelewee• onitept and Mary, it was singular that in neither that nor • lase, Mr..-Lisioa. By WILLIAM PLAYFAIR. A. 7 19 0 for a Ticket L. 2 3 0 for a Chewier The Privy Council assembled aga i n at the same any oilier statute. nor in tiny law-book in which osaceill "Ad Rents and Poor'. Rates du nut all amount to 4 3 0 for • Half I 1 1 0 fur an Eighth h our as yes t er d a y . Th e M em b ers present wage t h e r i g h ts o f t h e Q ueen were treated of; was Dearth) he opened at Half past Six o'Clock-.lbe Play to oar penny in the Quintero Loaf." Eleven Shilings for a Sixteeath, those who attended on each of the rant drys. At there any mention of her right to coronation, begin at Seven. Printed far William Sams, Bookseller to his Royal High. If returned before Illli inst. or Hwy may keep them for . • Boors, Ti ;Second Price, 3s. Od.-Pit, 3s. 6,1.; Second about h riven tea past ten o'clock either with or without her husband. The pre- mesa the Dolma York, I, St. James's street. the remaieder of the • Drawler. Price, 25. -Gallery, Its.; Second Price, ls.-Upper Gal- Ivry, la.• Second Price, 6d. CURTI S O N DEAFNESS, he. : Omaha' ; and 324, Oxford sweet, who wild 15 , 701, drawn Court. lit obedience to their Lordshipa' commands, that whereas by long and anc i en t us ag e o f th e rea lm On Tisueolay and Saturday, King Henry IV. Part 11. with This day is published, price As. 6.1. the Secoad Vitiator.' 54th last Meath • Nix, of 21,0001. end after the fullest consideration which he had the Kings and Qtteens of England had taken sundry the Coronatiou. A N INTRODUCTORY LECTURE, n Lill delivered 1816, at the Royal Dispensary fir Disown 11.111CHARDSON, GOODI.UCK, and Co. support of the claim of her Mejests to the honour observe the laws and protect the rights of the NNW THEATRE-ROYAL, HAYMARKET. of the Ear, In a Course coo the Auatomy, Physiology, a id ali, respectfully ► argeaint tbe Public. that the remaining • T' EVENING, MONDAY, July 9, Pathology of that Organ. Part of the Lottery will be draws in Three Days, TO- of coronation, be would proceed to reply to them, . , people ; but the oaths so taken having reference will be acted a Comedy, is Ave acts, celled By JOHN HARRISON CURTIS, Esq. MORROW, the 104, 17th, and 21.1 THIS MONTH. The sod to shew the reasons for the opinion which he to ancient customs and ceremonies. it was de- THE PROVOKED HUSBAND. Aerial to his Majesty, and to their Royal Highnesses the Tickets drawn Tirmoreuer will Wail prises. The &beat euterreitted that the claim ems in every way un. sineble is establish one uniform oath, &c. Then W. . Lord Timely, Mr. Conway; Manly, Mr. Faulkner; Sir Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, Surgeon to the Royal uou e u n is Forty-eight Capital Grinds , hicieding_ • founded. That there could be 110 right in the case followed. the enactment was only a ;newt'''. 1 ..a...•d16,011 0 Couloir- I 1 . •td• •• •d 16.000 Comets- he thought evident, because it had Dever been men- tion of the oath before advised, it being taken for 1 Francis Wronghead, Mr. William.; Squire Richard, Mr. Dispensary, tic. pump; John Moody, Mr. Talleure• Carat Basset, Mr. Printed fur and sold by Asdersoo, West Sinitble i ld ; Fear- I ~... ,„„.:. togs 0, 0 , 0 1,„. , I ,_,...... 1 5, tmje t c ooin g.. „••• . atoned by any writer en the laws of the country, granted that the ceremony of coronation was to take ' Hahn. Ludy Towaly, Mrs. Chetteele4.Lody Werusibead, ' Mans 170. New Rearletreet, and all Seeker • , I ..... c ... w a ges a n , - a m, . tit ^"-..,:; .. --.. . 3,00$ c aitaaa. 1 - our by any authority ever engaged in cuimidering place. hut iso enactmem posing to etifoice is. The Mrs. Pearce; Lady Grace, Mrs. Yosag; Mies Jewish Mrs. whom may be had, by the same Author, for the *se of Deaf he. hr.kr. Talkers. Persona Every Ticket will be drawn *hail,. each deciding its own or diocursitig the privileges and immunities upper- words King. and Queens of England clearly re- `, 1 After which the Farce of A Tlilin ISE on the PHYSIOLOGY and DISEASES fate and no other. All who have not Prizes to-morrow may tainhag to Queens Consort. The chief groused on ferrecl to those who might bold the sovereign autho- THE VILLAGE LAWYER. of she EAR; innstrated by Cases. Prier 7.. boards. return their Tickets and Shares, sad receive Money back which the claim rested was that of usage long con- city, and by no means to Queens C onsor t. H e I i Justice Minimum Mr. Coates; Scout, Mr. Decamp; Snarl, for them at the following rates:- tinned ; but he apprehended that to make the Cr- would now show the distinction between the us- •. Williams; Cks:xles, Mr. Coveney; Sheepface. Mr. Tay- RICil Gol_, I.) owl SILVER Dlt ESS ES, £l7 0 for a Ticket wisiekcarf....f 24 19 0 lessee. Mrs. Scout, Slre. Kendall; Kate, Miss Smith. TURBANS, and SCARVES.-All Weavers who have 9 4 for a Half which mg..- 13 7 0 gument substenttal. it must be necessary not only • cure of the ceremony of coronation of Kings and ••• The Proprietors respectfully annoisece, hat the any Goods that have either auvelty or elegance to remain- 412 for a Fourth which mei.. 615 a to strew the facto to have existed, but to shew the of Queens Consort. It had b e en cont en d e d, es mend the m , d which they can sell cheap . fur ready mosey, are 2 6 . for an Eighth which cost.. 3 8 0 exact manner in which the supposed right had indeed it must by those who claimed it as matter Theatre has been kept constautly and thoroughly aired, ISH EARS end CO. it, No 11, Henrietta- 1 3 for a Sixteenth which root 114 6 and that every prerantiou has been taken to render it coo - been esereised. lie was willing to take the in- of right, that the coronat i on of a Queen was au in- s r" wet, le Cov to en a fge ply ri a leu, - wkerd . • Ladies are certain . of fiuding . I plete for the commodious and comfortable reception of the provided they are brought hack to the place where they ,meet which had been offered as analogous to the dependent and . substantive ceremony. Were this I the larg est and decidedly lb* most elegant variety in Loa- • Audience.were purchased before the 171 h last.; if not returned be- i dots of fashionable Silks, Satins, Gauzes, b•aatiful Lace - ..• rs case-that of the tight of exercising a power over true, it must bike place i t s ever y i nstance , w h et h er t , at Six o'clock, mad the Per- fore that da The Doom to be tweed y, the isome must keep them for the Chance of and Bobbinnet Measles, Veils, and Scarves . Haberdashery of the right of property of another as the tight of oft' Queen Regnant or of a Queen Consort; no mat- i 1 i es formane to begin at Neves, the last Iwo Days. Places (or the Boxes to be takesof Mr. m asa i righs ,,, , at every description, at prices so extremely reaoostable that no RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. are selling way. The argument was, that the long exercise tee if married before or after her hurband's cor ti esa- idea elm be formed without inspection. Good Striped Sam- Tickets and Shares, warronted outgrown, at their Old Este- of the right woos consonant with the p ossession of it. lion. There could be no sepsration of the cases. Ilse Theatre. . nets, 2s. 10d. pr. yard; 'legatos Fienred Gauze Dresses, ' N.8.-Private Boxes may be had sightly, by application btished Office. Baak.boildiack Coruhill, where Sebes:see a ptopositioo which he thought was far too broad If offices ■ •nd tenures depended oat the corona- lbs. each; and Florence Stripes 3s 91 . she D rell..- S hears sub foil particulars way be - h i t t .. at the Box-ollice.for admission ; for the circumstances once ex- lion of the Queen, the necessity fur crowning her and Co. Bedford House, No 11, Henrietta- • , Covent. • To.morrow, Bombeste. Furioso-the Comedy of the G reer Man-and Tire Agreeable Surprise. garden.-An ran-naive Collection of India 'gratui MAGNIFICENT LOTTERY!!! ties sad plagued which had given rise to the exercise of a must be in all cases equal. Th a t the cr own i ng o f a Chloe Crape Shawls arid Scarves, from one to IS Goiania right. might do it away altogether. Supposing , Queen was a mere ceremony he was convinced by all 1 f On Wednesday. the Comedy of The School for Scandal,NEXT TUESDAY, 10th July. each. e. • , • with The Speed Child. ir and J. SI V E'.V lutarr, Contractors for the exercise of the supposed right to have proceeded that could be shown of anemia usage and practice, On Thursday, Rule a Wife and Have a Wife, with A Ro- A ROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR.-This a/ • the preseut popular !eatery, beg to call the sties- from the !aches of the other party, there would be stud by the long historical and antiquarian detail on land for as Oliver. limo of the Public to the hammiest advantages offered to ell end to the inference of right in she claimant.- the subject by the learned Seidel'. They would i agreeably perfanied Liquor (the original Measliest of sts.t.st Various Novelties are in active preparatios, sad will those who purchase Tickets or Shares of the present maga'. Again, one instance of license or permission shewn find on referring to his work, respecting the origin Mr. Henry), which is of well.known ef fi cacy in retievtag be sperslily produced. Sens Lottery, before NEXT TUESDAY. 10th of Jody. would dissolve the claim of rigid. In considering of titles, abundant proof that the honour of cro w n- and head-ache, and in couuteracting the effects of , overheated, close, or infected air, realign's.' to be prepared, Oa that day Owe of 624,000-Oar of 616,000-Two of , L . to • Importance and nature of the supposed right ing the Queen proceeded from the will sort pleasure ' THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH 0P e RA-110112R, ° . in th e greatest perfection, by Messrs. THUS . and WM. 63,i00 Toe of 0100-Tea of 2:130-Tea of 6105-25 of STRAND.now claimed. how the ceremony originated, and of the Monarch. His statement respectin g the T HIS EVENING. MONDAY. July 9, HENRY, MANUFACTURING TER. It is sold in London, wholesale and retail, by Mears. MUST ALL RE DRAWN, for what purposes it had been performed, whatever it title of "Augusta," given to the wife of the Roman went to show that it was bestowed will be performed a Musical Firer , called BATLEY aid BLEW, Perfumers Coekspur.street ; god and all those Persons who do sot *Mots Pekes fief tklti was in thew particolars he was prepared to contend, Emperors, AMATEURS AND ACTORS. retail, price 2s. Pd. Ity one or more ;gem* is every ►priacipal , ewer. if th ey thud' p ro p er , "lane their Tlekets sad lamer' that as it was an affair of wag e only it could not be by the Empernre, their husbands ; nor was it at.. I t5...:.1 MA...a F. Me_ l'earman : Mr. 0. P. Bustle. Mr. l ea n : last it ['maul be renitine. unless the names of Me I and receive back nearly Ibraw-foarlbs of their Mese', pro- • .... 5.;.. ,......, ...... ,..1. . „.1. ... ,.1. ri........ f ~...... . r... i..1...r.A s.. 41. ......:1 I ..: . .._ - SADLER'S WELLS. THIN EVENING, MON i)AY, July 9. esti till farther settee, sill be performed for the 13th time at this theatre, the highly popular Melo-drama, called THE HEART OF MID LOTHIAN._. Duke of Argyle, Mr. Gonsery; Steenton, Mr. Elliot; bivul Deans, Mr. Phillips; Otambietlskra, Mr. Keeley; /Labe., Mr. J. West ; hsdilkiree, Mr. Santee; Ralelilf, Mr. Campbell; Archibald, Mr. Lancirater ; Black Prank, Mr. G.ihnitli; Tom air. osborne. Queen of Eng lind, Miss Johnstone ; Clue beaus, Miss .1. !keit ; hansom Mrs F.. Scull; Madge Wildfire, Mr.. Egertou. Preriora to which will be performed, A BALLET HIVERTISEMENT, Br Me- Si. Albin, Musa Gag bois; aod the Corps de Ballet. After which (25th time) as entire sew aasl splendid Cowie Pantomime, celled HARLEQUIN "AT HOME;" OR, THE MAGIC FOUNTAINS. The Donn will be opened at La ti'Clack, and the Per. Ilarataacca eeeraaruce at &vac PATENT ECONOMICAL and UNIVER SAL LA M P.—Tliis invention embraces every requi site to render it n domestic comfort in the more general use of. Lamps instead of Candles.—The CHAMBER Of NIGHT LIGHT being universally interesting to all Families, and particularly to many professions, may be best appreciated by a fair comparison with others which are most resorted to, viz.-=the Rush-light, an old servant, but it must be allowed drowsy one, and totally milli fur motion the Wax-wick, stuck upon a cork, fl aling in oil own, writer, of more mo dern elate, but must be Sia,ionary, atibjert to the cork catch log ire; breaking the glass it finals in, causing a sudoestimg smell, ransoming much oil, and a constant expense fur the wick; the Patent F.ci , mical Chamber Loup, no expense but for oil, and that at the rate of a halfpenny wily tor eight or • hours, giviug a brilliant light, always read, at the moineut it is wastrel, beating any motion, and can be regu lated to burn the longest or shut test night, disappearing in the morning, wallow: smoke ur smell; the price 10s. in japan aillOsis soil 20a. in Gutty Wooer% and imperial metal at *Ms. The same princyle applies with peculiar advantage to the larger Lamps for the dining table and sideboard, upon a handsome seek. suited to the *Sinew, with elegant pedes. WI., at Sles. to BSs.; and fur the study, to write or rend by (Sinombra), they are every thing I:int can be wished at 38s. to 41.. and upon a smaller scale 265. to 305.; these are uni versally approved and patronised by Clerical and other Pro fessional Gentlemen, in every part of the Kingdom, and fur all minor uses they are eirially desirable. The Grecian Glass Hanging Lamps, fur the staircase, passage, couserva. tory, ha I, ter. are peat-illy new in taste, and elegantly simple, from 304. to 955. she latter upon a large scale; in all these Lampe the same perfection exists, horning the whole IfftiblOg without trimming, requiring to be replesiish rd with Cotton only once its two or there mouths, nod au simple as to meet the meanest capacity. Sold fur the Patentee, by P. PEARCE and Co. No. 268, opposite the front of St. Clement's Church, Strand, who, in secure the reputation of these lamps from the effects of adulterated Oil, are bound to sell none but pure anti genuine Spermaceti. N.H.—Families or persona residing in, or passengers to the East or West ladies, Saadi America, Ike. will find these Laura a valuable arquisitioa, being calculated to burn Cocoa Nut Oil as well as Spermaceti.