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MEDICAL, CL::RICAL, AND GENERAL LIFE ASSITHANCE SOCIETY. CAPITA L—.l:l,ol3o,lani. PRESIDENT. The Marquis of Hnvrt.r. Vica. - Pa znautrts. The Lord Bishop of Bath and The Very Rev. tlic Dean of Wel:s, Canterbury, Lord Visecount Oaths, Sit Henry Ballad, Bart. F.A.S. Lard Viscount Clive E. doodelV ilbraham, Esq. M.P. Lord Viscount Stopfiird, Thomas Wilson, Esq. M.P. DIRECTORS. George Birkbock, M.D. Walter Boyd, Esq. M.P. Ruben litre, M.D. F.R.S. A. H. Chambers, Esq. Arthur Chichester, Esq. Sir Astley (loom Ba rt . F.R.S. Henry Earle, , . V.R.S. J. H. Green, Esq. [lenient Hue, M.D. Sir Wm. Kay, Dart. James Kibblewhile, Esq. A. A. Mieville, Esq. George Pinckard, M.D. sir George Pocock. Ashby Smith, M.D. TIVS' Sir Everard Bowe, Bart. V.P.R.S. J. Oladlitoa p az M.P. Rev. Dr. ' tiers. IRev. Dv. Yates, J. Marryat, Esq. A. A. Mieville, Esq. James Kibblewhite, Esq. irons. J. Seeley, Esq. c..ll..Baklwin. EM. John Striessoi, Eiq. AVM ■ANCERL Sir Wm. Kay, Bait., Price, Mama, and Co. Manila' House. Street. Messrs. Chambers and Son. New Bond.street. SOLICITORS. John Etudes, Esq., ParlianitrWrireet. Unser, Bolton, Esq., Austinfriars. THE business of this Society was commenced on Wed nesday, the 23d of Ju:.e. instant, at the temporary Office, N 0.32, Great Russell -street, Bloomsbury, where instructions for Policies will be received. until the Offices of the Society shall be ready for the reception of the Establishment. The recent di.cussions in Parliament, respecting Joint Stock Companics, make it important to observe, that the Shareholders of ' the present Society incur no responsibility whatever beyond the amount of their respective subscriptions ; and that the nature end object of the Institution render it tot fly untlttecssary to apply either, to the Crowe or the Parliament fur a Charter. . - Persons Assured for the whole term of Idle will enjoy a liberal share of the Profi:s with the original Proprietors, their proportions berg added to the actual sums Assured, and left to accumulate for the benefit of their successors, or applied in diminution of the annual perments of premiums, at their option. A leading principle of this Institution is to evend the advantar u: Life Assurance to Persons subject to such de iaiions (runt the crrr.mon standard of health, as do not essentially tend to shorten hie. upon their aendiny,• to the following conditions, viz.— Finn—That they niake an affidavit, stating tile nature of their camplsir.:s, the dates of their tint attacks, and the names and ad dresae. of the medical practitioners who attended than then, or in a:,y subsequent returns of their disorders. s?....r.d—That they pay an increased premium proportioned to increase of hazard. Society will grant Annuities. Endowments for ('hildren. es:.. and will purchase Annuities, Reversions. and oilier contingent tc.:elests. J. PINCKARI). litsidet Secretary. J-2, Great Russell-street. Bloomsbury, June. Hilt 61.08 F. INSURANCE. PALL-MALI, AM) ('ORNIIII.L. LI)NDON. FOR FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE, AND ANsurriEs. ALL Persons whose Insurances with t4is COMPANY becoiiie due at 3111/SUMMER NEXT, are requested to rake Notice. that Itrceipts for the Renewal thereof are now ready tc- a.l v.ey at the Company's Offices. and in tiic hands of their re spe;:ire rig.xiis in the Country. Insurances due at Midsummer n - 414: be paid on or before the 9th of Jule next. Tire Capital of shit l'ottipsey is (Inc tlilliou Sterling, which has lircr. all paid up, and is invested in Kral or Government Securities. • J. C. DENII.I3I. Secretary. ST. MARY-LA-84/NNI:_, JUNE ?J, 18::1. LAMP-LIGHTING. THE VESTRYMEN of the said Parish give NOTICE, that they will meet in the Vestry-room, at the Court-house of the said Parish, on SATURDAY, the 17th day of July next, at Eleven of the Clock in the Forenoon, to receive Proposal s in writ ing, sealed up, and endorsed " Tenders for Oil Lamps, " from any persons willing to contract with them for Lighting the Three Div-t -aints of Oil Lamps of the said Parish. front 13th September next to 3lst Ihcember next, both nights inclusive. The Contractors are to provide. at their own expenses, all Lamps and Burners % except those in Park Crescent. Upper Portland.place, and Regent-street, shich they are only to keep in re , siir). and all other materials, nut tent, and things regarding such Works. Security to the satisfaction of the Vestrymen will be required for the due performance of the contract, and the names alai addresses of the parties offered as sureties must be delivered in with the Tenders. _ _ - ---- The Vestrymen do not bind themselves to take the lowest Ten der. Patterns of the !Amps and Burners, the sire of the Cotton in tended to 'Je used, and the mode of trimming the same. Forms of Tender and all particulars may be hail b► applying to Mr. T. H. Cook, the Surveyor. at his °thee, at the Court House, Oxford -street, where a draftof the Contract may be seen. By oiler of the Board, JA 3IES HUM) UREENIVELL, Vestry Clerk. The payments will be made immediately upon the completion of the Contract. ST.IIARY-LA-RONNE. JUNE 29, 11k24. (AS 1,1611 T. THE VESTRYMEN of the said parish ,mive NOT IC E, that they will meet in the Vestry -nions„ at the Court-house of the said Pee 6, on SATURDAY, the 17th day of July next, st Eleven of the Clock in The Forenoon, to receive Proporais in writ ing, sealed up, and endorsed " Tenders for Gas Lights, iS:c." from any persons willing to enter into a Contract to Light the Squares, Streets, Lanes, Courts, Yards, blesses, Alleys, Mar. kits. Hoods, Highways, Passages, and other public places within the said Parish, and the South Side of 01[ms:1-street, with Gas. Also to retuove and re-fix, and to make the necessary alterations in, and additions to, the Lamp Standards at present belonging to the said Vestrymen ; and to supply, put up, and fix, ttrcrious to the 30th day of November next, so many additional standards, and stab Serrire-pipes, Lanthorna, Stop-cocks. and Burners, with all ether fittings-up and apparatus necessary for lighting with Gas, ex tending from the cast.iron mains up to, and terminating in the said heroes within the said lanthonis, as may be required by the said Vestrymen, for the purpose of lighting with Gas the ssid Streets, Square, Lanes, Courts, Yards, ,Mewses, Alleys, Markets, Roads, Highways, Passages, and public places, and the South Side of Ox ford-meet aforesaid • and also to keep the whole of the said Stand ards, Servipipits, • Lanthoms, Stop-cocks, Burners, Fittings-up, n Aprantos, in repair. Security to the satisfaction of the Vestrymen will be required for the due performance of the Contract ; and the names and addresses of the parties creed as sureties must be delivered in with the Tenders. The Vestrymen do not bind themselves to take the lowest Tenders. Further particulars wry be known, and a Draft of the Cnn. tract seen, and Forms GI Tender obtained, by applying to Mr. T. H. Cook, the Surveyor, at his Office, rt the Court -house, Oxford-sweet. By order of she Board, JAS. HCOO ti BEEN W ELL, Vestry Cltrk. Payments an made by the Vestry Quarterly. COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, REGENT-STREET. AS the present unexampled rage 11 , r New Insurance companies occasions the public atier!ion to be engaged by ss-e.,us at tr.x. ive immiises. it nisy not be improper to remind the Erierds of the COUNTY Filth Offlt:E That have been its I'er/or:mance.. The omit) Fire Office has now been established 'Tway& of seven te. n years. during a ..ich time Sixteen Hundred Sufferers have been inskinnitied, and only one claim has been brought into a f law—namely. that of the Thortolls. s igilaut and prudent management, the County Office grew rich eu,'.ll ll the years which were favourable for Insurance, Ilk:sine:4, and in this advantage, persona rho now insure par_' ti: irate. heturns to the amount of 42,0301. hare been paid to all persons who have continued insured seven years, neon Annual as well as upon Septennial Policies, and whether they hav: been Claim an:s losses or otherwise—an important advantage which no other Insurarce Mica existing has afforded. Since the establishment of the County Fire Office, no less than Eldineen New Insurance Otliees hare broken up, besides many which have been carried on as losing concerns. fkie-al of these, which were anmmnced under high patronage, and with the most c.iptivating pronnsea, have expired in total in- I solvency. and left the disappednted claimants in truithess litigation with their Trustees and ihrertors. It is not difficult to anticipate ; what must be the fate of the numerous sew offices ihieli me now reposed ;aid now that their funds are not improvable, at half their forma rate of interest. are outbidding each other in extra vagant yremiises upon reduced mans. Those oho arc aware of the confusion and misery which have re stilted from the numerous failures of Insurance Adventurers, and the probability that such failures will won MT'? more extensively than ever, will not hesitate to choose between realised benefits and u r tried promises. GrARDI AN FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, at No. 11, Lombard-meet, die Entrance of the Post.oaiee, London, Dtarc•rmts, RICHARD SIEE RAIKII4, Esq. Chairman. ki GEORGE LV ALL, • . Deputy Chairman. W. C. Brandrant, Esq. John 3lartin, Esq. M.P. William (Upland, Esq. Rowland Mitebell, Esq. William L. Dwain, Esq. Robert 3fitiord, Esq. Sir T. Barrie Farquhnr, Bart. John (1. Barenstuor, Esq. John Barran, Esq. Alderman. Robert Rickards. Esq. Nicholas Barry. Lsq. Jubo Share. Esq. Wm. Ilsklimantl, Esq. M.P. Ed,. and Ste ...n. Esq. Jahn Haney, Esq. Andrew Henry Thosurson, Esq. licorge Juta, Lsq. John Thornton. Esq. Jahn litelo. Esq. John TuUoch. Esq. S. Mr.rjoribanka, Esq.lll.P. James Tulloch, Esq. AUDIT , 'OM A. _ Lew Loyd, Esq. Al' aliens 11'ard. Esq. A. ‘V.'llobr.ros, Esq. M.P. I Thomas Esq. The Prir.eiples upon which this Institution is !minded have been adlp:N! atter a mature investigation of the mactice of other I ltliers. awl will be found to comline advantages not hitherto offered by any ets..l lresuranev Company. Tire Assured of a certain standing participate ir. the profits every seven yeas. A suh,tribed Capital, amounting to Two Millions, secures the Assures! from the responsibility attached to Societies for mutual ass.irance. 11:1;imants may have their demands on the Company submitted tn refermce. Nu ehrge made for Policies when the sum assured amounts to SAV. and upwards. Sena is hereby given, that Assurances which expire at Mid. iv.runer should be renewed within fifteen days thercatter, or they be✓n.e void ; and that the Receipts from such renewals are now ready for delivery with the respective Agents for the Company uatoushout tie United Kingdom. W3I. LLi..I3IS, Secretary. l'A 1' PLATE ANA) SPLES. DI D 1.4 lOK NG. I: 1.A1451 , :i4. rt E PATENT WINDOWS, without ems-hare, 1. !spying the effect of floc uniform !Meet of glass, have obtained e his hcit approbation of the first Nobility and Gentry in the kingdom, in whose Mansions they are placed in town and country, sinidsr to whit* mar always bs wee adopted to French eau. means, library bookcases, skylight►, die. at JOHN liErxisEs. I., , oking.l.ltra Manutletory, the curlier of Than and Compton larcets, sob°. ottablialied filly years ; where, from the iiiimense fall. plates up to 1 , 4 inches in licti,4lt, by a proportionate a itith, arc re duced in prke more than fifty per cent. A large Avortment of pH dimensions, elegantly framed, are eon. Eandy feed up and delivered to order, on his Spring 3fechinea, c+.r.r.„%sly constructed lot that purpose. DARIS.—A few VACANCIES will offer, tarter the J, Midsummer vacation, in a PROTESTANT SE 311 NARY. for a limited number of YOUNG LADIES. The situation is desirable, being retired, airy, and healthy. In this cstaidishment some of the most eminent mast in Pails are employed. and the whole is under the constant superintendence of an English malt, who has had considerable exrnence both In public and private union. Besides the advantage of r.cqu:• ng the French language with correctness and fluency. and the ornamental branches of nines. don, the pupils are thoroughly grounded in English grammar, history, geography, and the use of the globes. The grea'cst at tention is paid to health, winds, and general improvement. Parenta: kindness is experienced, with the must liberal treatment. References of the first respectability, amongst them to parents who have had daughters in the establishment from one to five years. A desirable opportunity will ofFer of accompanying • party im mediately after the Midsummer vacation, as well as to and from Paris every Christmas and Midsummer. The vacations are only nominal, studies being pursued, and mitten attene.ing then, the mime as at other times. . For particulars apply (if by letter, post paid) to E. Townsend, Esq. 47, Lime-street, near the India House. BY MAJESTI"S LETTER. PATENT. f SELF-ILLUMINATING NIGHT or I)AY J. LA3I4 producing Permanent Light by Touching a r.oring. This Invention combines utility, econnmy, durability , and safe ly : it I. (guilty adapted to the drawing-room, the library, the chamber of the invalid, and the office of the man of business, and is expected to supersede everything of the kind now in use. 11 , Len required for the night, the hang' may be lined in any par: of tile room, and the string attached to the lx.d, by merely pulling which light is produced. In the day it may be used tee' ..intt.t !utters. ke. without the string. To the A rn:y and Navy, the Law and the Faculty, the Student at the I !nit ersity and in C hambers. to 3lerchants and Markers, to Public (Ace! , and Private Families. for emu Bedroom, to Car t tics of `,:ripe and Travellers in General. and foe t h e I n sid e . of I: trriagt.4, it is particularly recommaided I and to the lits-ers of N 3velt i and t!.e Curious 111 Science, It may torm an acceptable pr. Watt. It &Et.% Ti t burn, the limp will yield a steady light Gm 18 or 21 hours with not taintelinp It is so portable, iliac it may be .:srried in :he pocket ; so simple, that a child may use it ; and so that it may be packed with the finest linen immediately alter use. . _ _ 14y st , ...!ti:lg the box, the works arc so nicely fitted. that main^. :an mcr; a in whatever position it may be placed. As a pro of t ilts, it bus !/1....1 sent, when fully IFt:tooted, and chsrg.il with oil, art d. wt . ! ma:d s, from London to Edinburgh. by the nuji-macb. as a bane parcel, and arrived in perfect scvuntv. Said by appiolouswit bv 51eva6. Surory, Moere, and Davidson, 136, Moctl-street;Mr. Dul'ond, St. Paul's I.:bun:ll.yard; lie. Langston. 01. Uhrapside; Alr. Sanger ' I;io. ( )stord-street; lie. Cubbc, 31, Rerenuatreet ; Mews. Ire and Burbidge, IU, Fleet. street; Mr. I i.C-,rd„ 104, Strand ; Mr. Dodson, 27, laymerket Mr. Conilm, 41, Bishoysgste.strcet Within ; and Mr. MackriU, WhitectaTcL HUNT'S PATENT POLISH. A MATCHLESS JAPAN !SLACKING. It, fit. HUNT most respectfully informs the Public, that he has now manufactured sail brotight to unrivalled perfection his lIIATCHIJESS JAPAN BLACKING, an article which he flatters himself will be found, on trial, far superior in quality to any ever before offered to their notice. To Le sold 33 per cent. *miler the usual prier, with a corresponding increase of profit to retailers. Small sized bottles id., second ditto lid., third ilium Is., instead of Gd., Is., and Is. fid., as usuilly charged fur inferior articles. MT. H U NT confidently recommends his Matchless Japan Black. ing to the early notice of those who wish to excel by a superior polish upon their Boots, Shoes, or Harness, produced with half the labour, and at one.third less price than they have been accus tomed to pay. It is warranted not to contain a particle of copperas, stinking oil, or any of those pernicious ingredients which prove so destructive to the leather, so disagreeable to the touch, and so offensive to the smell, with which common Blacking is impregnated It will afford peculiar nourishment to the leather, and will not soil the moat delicate skin, or the finest linen, at the same time it produces the most beautiful jet lustre ever beheld. To be bold retail at ail Mr. Ilunt's Roasted tern Shops In the Metropolis, and by at least one respectable vender in every town in the United Kingdom ; aid wholesale at his 3lanufactory, No. ('l, Broadwall, Ill Ark friars, where the shipping interests ere respect. fulls requested to apply. 'I lie as tide being intuit:factored from the very lava materials, it is w arranted to keep :.i any climat e . Directions for use on the label affixed to each bottle, signed " 11. Hunt," to prevent fraud by imitation. NEW THEATRF: ROYAL. DR(7I?)"—LA.N - E. This Evening, TII t'Rst% %A, Jots' I, will be performed Tli. HEIR AT LAW. Lord DiMerly, Mr. Ihin - ton: Doctor {Stoic:on., Mr. Hurley: Pick Dowlas. Mr. Penlep %elite Homespun. 14r. knight. Lisd) Duberly, Um Hut:owe: Cicely Hotnevon, Mrs. tinter. After which, sY 1% EeiTER It ‘tairnwooD. sY'Aviterl'imgs,rw...i. %lr. Eiii.ton. eosclu.le with Tt'lt N 012 T Restive, Mr. Dawson t l'ir."rrnekle. Mr. I:attle : Forage. Mr. Knight: Crewe'''. Mr. Marley. s. u..th. To-nwiTow, yl&n and Wife. with The Revolt of the Greeks. EQUITABLE LOAN BANK COMPANY. AT a GENERAL MEETING of the VICE.; PRESIDENTS, DIRECTORS, and AUDITOhS of this COMPANY, held the 30th day of June. 1824, Sir WILLIAM CONOREYE % Bart. in the Chair. . A Report having been made by the Select Coalmine, announcing that the Bill for establishing the Company was prevented from rating by the Prorogation of Parliament; Resolved,—That this Meeting are confirmed in their previous opinions, that the Institution will produce gnat Public Benefit ; and that an application to Parliament, for a Bill to establish and regulate the Company, be renewed at the earliest possible period of the enacting Session. WILLIAM CONGREVE, Chairman. ALL IN ONE DAY. HAZARD and CO. the Goodrum's, have ever brew anxious to meet the wishes of the Public, and it has long been the desire of IPuretuusers in the Lottery to have a Scheme wherein their chimes should be decided promptly in One Day, and not subject to the aussuuse of a lingering Drawing. /lazard and Co. therefore, with pleasure submit the following Scheme. in which every Prize will be draan,and the fate of every Number derided, in One Day (the sth October), and they feel assured it will not be the leas approved by the Public, because the Plan is clear and simple; all the Numbers will be put into one Wheel, and all the Priv!' ' into the other. to be drawn promiscuously egainu such Numbers as chance may direct. When all the Prizes are drawn, the remain ing Number"; will be decided and receive dl. each ; so that every Purchaser will be sure to get on the :eh October either an actual winning Peke, the smallest wire than double what he gave for his chance, or receive back about °maimed's of his Purchase Money thus offering to the Public an opportunity of gaining Four Pnzes of 20,4 other 001. and 34 Capita/s, all to be drawn in One Day, at less risk than in any former Scheme whatever. The Prizes from £20.1100 to .C4e, all Money. 2 . .of - . E 20,050 . £40,100 2 . . . 20.8110 - 40,000 2 . - - 2 041 . 4.1100 4 . - 1,000 - 4.110 510 . - . 2.040 10 . . . . 300 . . . 3,1000 14 . . . . 220 . . . 3.080 100 . - • 2.0110 40 . . 1,680 There are no Blanks, as each of the above, as well as every other Number, will receive Five 100,000 Pounds in Money, being . . 20,000 Numbers. X 200.000 No. 1 will decide 10,11111, and 60 on in numerical Proleremi°n• I A great rariety of Numbers are on Sale at Hazard and Co.'s, the Contrainars, old and fortunate ()flees, 93, Royal Eachangt ; 26. Cornhill 3t and 321 Oxford -street, where they tiold— Tll REE PRIZES OF .C 20,000 IN THE LAST LOTTERY, viz. : No. 3.0 3 - . .C 20,000 in Shares. No. 12.993 - . . 20.11te in Shares. No. 12.299 . . • . 20,000 in ::;hares. ATKINS/4N% BEAR'S GREASE. I. J. A. first imporlcd this article, he has cautiously forborne to give any opinion of his own as to its properties ; he merely guaranteed its lseing genuine, and appealed for its quali ties to long-received opinion. and the write: . on natural philosophy. Ile is, however. happy to inform the Public, that he can row speak with Inure confidence, the numerous venders, both in town and country, being able to vouch for its efficacy in all remetliable cases, irim when the hair has fallen off from illness, change of climate, or a want of sufficient moisture. In appearance it is thinner and iicher than any pther animal fat; lt penetrates. mobitr e :2 r.t.in s its moisture lorger. The last a rri val is of the finest q ty„ and may be had of the Importer, with or without perfume. N.D. It is also a most excellent snick for drvisideg the hair, making It beautifully soft and glossy. Sold I y the Importer, James Atkinson, Perfumer, 44, Gerrard street, Soho-squire, London; and (by appointment) by Messrs. Cauie and Peirce, .7, Bond-street ; Sanger, 150, and Grange, 1211, Oxfortl-street ; Mattress , 86, Fleet - street ; Johnston, in, wn hill ; Colley, 2 8 . Ilisborgate-street ; and most Perfumers. NAIL The genuine is inclosed in a wrapper, with the lamorter's signature sal address. PRICES nF RRITIS.II flank Stork i. 19 381 Ditto for Acct. 3 per Cent Hedreetl 8.14 83k 3 per tent. Cons. Ditto for ..et. 91R p 951 36j Ira! 34 pot Cent. ItlL New?' per Cent. 101 i A 4 per t Imperi•tl 3 per Cent. Inglis Stock lhtto Bond* 83 81 83 pm Ditto for Acct. PIIICES OP FOREIGN Auntr'..m Bonds 94 44 54 44 5 Ditto .tcct. 854 Chilian Bond% 77 7 rolomb. Bond. ail 54 Ditto Acct. (1.9 Ditto Scrip 14 4 1 1 a pm Ditto Acct. 1 4 pm Danish Bonds Ditto Marks Banco 1024 (;reek Scrip 10 din Mexican Bonds 484 Ditto Seri.% 14 4 14 3 r l 2 Pm . Ditto Acct. lima it it 4 pm Neapolitan Bonds 934 Peru% ian Bonds Ditto Scrip 8 dis STOCKS TESTER DA S. Gong Ann. 23 22 15-16 South Sea Stock South Sea ()Id Annuities South Sra New Annuities Ex. hills, 2d. 1.0001. 323735 pm Ditto, MO/. Ditto, Small 32 37 pen Irian, I'd. Lalol. 34 32 Flu 1/itto, 5110 f. Ditto, Small Indorsed diun leittcry Tickets STOCKS 1 . ESTE DA V. Portuguese Bonds 911 9 Ditto Acct. 911 Prussian Bonds Ditto Bonds (In?) Russian Hord* 9,4 I►i9o Acct. tiai j 6 Span. Cons. Mt 1 1 20:1 1 Ditto Amt. 211 Ditto 510 Bonds 213 Ditto 170 and 255 Bonds Ditto 5 per Cents. (18214 IC 19 Ditto Acct. Anglo Mexican Mines Dutch Bonds rrench Hewes Br.f. 50c. Exchange 2:.1. 40e. Ditto Scrip 15i A pm Ditto Acct. If pm MAILS. ARnIVED: 1 Malta.—Dut : I Hamburg)). Elie itt rt0O• THEATRE ROYAL, COYENT-GARDEN. FOR TII EVINVIT ar MR. IMANCHARR, AND Ml{. W tip% LEADER OF THE DASD. This Evening. TOUTO:DAV. July ;1! be perfolved TOE Wilool, FOR ..I,INO • Sir Peter Teazle. Mr. W. Farreu Sir 011* er stirfsteo. Mr. Fas,seett Sir Beni:min linekblte, 111 r. J ales; Joopeph !surface, Mr. Itennett s t har:en stutssee, Mr. t uoper Acme, Mr. 131asnehard. Lair 't.... 'se. Mibo he.ster ; M tr. anclour. Mr.. (abbe. F aid or the I.l3r._Mwster Bach perfssrui on the Flute Drtmers Val !It 10114 e.) 6041 5.41 C the king." . . .\ftrr which A D%V AFTER TIM. WrilliWt:7 . ;;;; • A WIFE'S FIRST LESsON. l'elotw! Freeh,t, Mr. J,,s,r. : Lady Elizitlxnh Freclove. Mrs. (Obi" , To rocelude with TOE FOREST OF TIONDT THE IXX; OF MONTIII6IS. Captn.n Ar.bri. Mr. lA•nuett; iiiiiiiiii r. _llll9 le hird 11 . ..ri0!. Sys. Sluing. T:eltets to be had of Mr. iThlnchard, t;ate-,tiilet, Lincoln's Inn and of Mr.Watc. 18. t;!cat Itusscl-street, l'uvent.puden. THEATRE Iif)YAL. HAFMAIIKFT. This Evening. Jii4 1. will be perinrnied Tll EL% E P111:414 Amelia Wildl"ve. egc. Mrs. t hatter:ey. After w SVVFETIII:IIIT, \ WIVE 4. ...... 114rulrat Franklin. Mr. {{'Milano: t harle.. Mr. %.:Ifuct: Sandford. Mr. Melmer: Ilti!) Larlaut4r, Mr. Llat.m. Euarniu, Mr.. T. NIL'; Laura, Madame Vrstrla Mra.Garr:ck. To eo . nelude with TWO STRINIni 1 OUR now. Latarl/In, 11r. n ; Mann Clara, Mint: tine I - WM.. _ . To -morrow•, One has Ab kault. wan A Year in an flour, and A itunutd for an Oliver. THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, sTR,Q. The Public are respectfully aCtia . altited that this Theatre will Open f.,r the Sumner StiV4lll On SIT( KILN :OAT. Jul)• 3. When wll.l be performed 'with alterations and additions) the Comic opera of THE 811181,11 OF smi.t.E. ‘lmattra. Mr. Philipp.: Doctor Ilartolo. Mr. Hartley: Figaro. Mr.W. 11. l'hapnl44,l; rbwello, Mr. 'lslam/ha:A: Tallb,y, 11r. Ta,'leUre. llosilia, by a yonne lad). After wbieh a new Comle Pantomime, called Tor MiINKEI - I , I.AND: Or, II ‘Rl.Esdt: IN AND TIIE 1 ..11.1DSTDNE ROCK. Parlequin, Mr. Mar: eboru, lir. J. S. Crlttmldi: Pantaloon. Mr. IlartirA; I.44uniblte, Miss Ibm!er, Boxes, Pnvate an, rani Boxes, rimy In had of Mr. Steven. ~ $11,16: ehe Ikix.ndee, ~rand ktitniuee, frou ten till eve. THEATRE ROTAL,.-17NiiDSH-OPERA-HOUSE. s r IND. POSITIVELY THE LAST XIGHT OF ]in. MATHEWS AT nom: ! THUS ENINt.. THL IisDAV, July 1. With hi ANN 1:;:11 7 1717: , ;14; ' ''''' 'CHARACTER, and MINNEIts: Founded on Oto.ervat!ont and .tds gestures during Ma late TI111• Tit Asmitit_ In the etaillo) of the etvt:ing, Mr. Mathew* will deliver a Farewell h.r the spawin. The Sii•iither Sea iet the Lugllith tl..ers will comment.* on Saar da7. Jul) 3. DAVIS'S ROl - .41, A M Pit ITIIEATRE. Till.; ES ENING, • The maenitiecut Representation of TOE BATTLE or WATER.Ltg., After which, M.A.Aenr !Mewls* will perforzu Four new Beene , . In the Circ.' • descriptive of The Resper—The Roman I.l3.4lator—The Flight Mcreury—and concluding with the Ns Plug Ultra of the Equestrian Art. The Wild lime and the Saillge. With time) a Swett* Romance. called DAFT MEG OF IDE CLIFF; or. THE SEVENTH NIGHT. R()".41, 4:ARDENS, I'AUXH.4LL. • Utile? the Etywrial Patronage of his Majesty. To-morrow Evening. FRIDAY, July 2. the Amusements will com mence with A GRAND CONCERT OF VoCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. The other Entertainments will consist .1 THE BALLET. TIIE EsNToCCINI. THE. TIGHT AND SLACK IIoPE. FIRE-Woßlis. AND ASCENT ON THE e a * In consequence of several families expressing t. wish Go hare the favourite linnet of The l'hinese IS edding conthitted. It is respect folly 1111111.uneed it will be performed for a few eeenliiiht longer, when It moot ire with lrawn on account of the grind new Pantomime, which has been all the st inter in prepat The favour te ro n it Sung. or P.M,' Hopkins," "Jay of Vauxhall, tge., to hr Lau! at the !tarot the Gaideus. Doors open at Seven. Concert commences at Eight. Admission 3e. Ad. AiibLLONICON. On CATLIRD.IV, July 3. M Two °Thick, The following bk . -V : 17 . 10N of MUSIC will he performed by 11r. 11:111i IS 011 the APOLI.ONICOV: A grand Mit,teal Instrument. invented and constructed Sy Messrs. "'light And Boloon, Orrin Builder,. 101. St. Martlit'.olune. PATILONAIIS Ur Nil )I.llll*Ti. PART I. o T ertare, Llaraem,, (Marnrt .1.114 Me difrOUrV.l . Illxhcpl—Alr. liar ~,,, 511.1141 Llark.allth' i liatairll—Duet, Fair Sarlyniii (Dr. Clarke)' —?:arch, Pietro Itireutita P.\RT 11. Overture. La Cat= Ladra (114.0Inil—CavatlfuL • Pea tante Ammar's learatfu‘--•ti,•ra la t Mozart I— Mr, •My Native 1.1 e• (B:ahowl--Cla•rus, • %Iva Lori", tPuelttal.. • - ""••-- untS!illling.. N-11.—Mr.Purkisbe Perforinfusets will be continued every Saturday during the .easoni. The iurebanical powers of the APOLLONICOM are exhibited daily, front Our I :II Four i except during the Amend Mr. Purkishi attendant-el, executing l'herubitifs celebrated Overture to Anacreon, and M•dart's overture to La (Amiens& di Tito." In the execution of a hich it bas been ho :oared with tLe sanetion of the most etnineet Mechanical and Musical Men of the Art, and Is allowed to possess a grandeur and variety of effect. with g precision and a delicacy of expression, su perior to an) other Instrument In Europe. Tin Music arranged fur and :.et on the Olindera by Mr. Eight, jun. The BRITISH PIVIS etunanenced publishing yesterday morning at rive o'clock. LONDON, TIIrRSDAY, Jui 1, 1821. By papers which reached us last night through Bayonne we learn, That the Inaree *ud bigots in Spain, who, under pretence of upholding ate altar and throne, aim in fact only at the accomplishment of the most sordid designs fur their own individual benefit, have reduced their plans to the most intelligible langnage. The reconquest of the co lonics is of coursli the stalking horse of the party, but the practical and immediate measure is, that they, pie ever,- fence, the Royalists, should have divided amongst them the proceeds of the sale of the property of the revolutionists ! The hatred of the Frenelt, and the desire to get rid of them, is openly avowed, we are told, especially by the monks and the military. Military, indeed ! what military can degraded Spain pretend to have? Arc they the recreants who shrunk before the invaders, whom now, coward-like, they would assassinate if they dared ; or are they the banditti of the Faith, who, living by plunder. long to resume their rrofes sion ? The prisons, it appears, are daily besieged by the un happy relatives and friends of the captives who are immured on acctunt of the Iced. All letters from l'urtugal, in which political intelligence is communicated, are intercepted. Ferdinand amm...-..s himself with making promotions in his guards, and attending the processions of the church ; and those of his creatures who are willing to be warri•wa at little cost take thminissions in the corps forming for the reconquest of the colonies. _ MADRID, .717 NE 17. A hair dissertation on public opinion 11114 been address's! to Count and to 31. d'Arjona„ Superintendent of Police. This paper is too lng, and too ill written, for us to give it. The follow ing is the substance of the ideas developed in it : the necessity of the alliance of 211 the Powers of Europe to re-conquer South Ame rica; nruachcs to the English, who appear to oppose it—though at the bottom they agree with the I:uly Alliance. All grand Rey*lists are represented as defenders of Me throne and the altar, and as such deserving of rewards and Inn:wits, urnd of the proceeds cf the sale of the prdper!s of the r^vclndottists. eto examination of all the shades of opinion, in which it is shown that hatred to the French, and the desire to expel :11. , t front Spain, are stronger than ever. This hared is more o p en u.d mure viols at among the military and the monks, win the orniy of occupation hinders from indulging U. greater excesses. Apprehension has been excited by the probable consequences of the measure already announced, making all persons lelre :11ailtid who iI4VC not been there six years, and the execution of this measure is dtfer►ed to another time. _ . The prisons, which arc full in entotequence of the lrra, are ti r munded the whole day long by an inintevie bomber of persons, who are relation, of friends to dome oontinid _ _ _ An almost impenetrable veil is cast over the 'wire of Portugal. All letters from that country which mention politics are intercepted •ithout distinction. . . . The Apostolic Junta, notwithstanding the check it has lately received, exerts itself inure than ever. . . . The King has i:ist re-established the General Sorrintendenee of the Depots (Poritor) or Public Granaries, on the same footing av previous to 1820. His Majesty has made numerous promotions in the Royal Guards. The procession of Corpus Christi has been celebra d with extra ordinary pomp. Persona have inscribed their names, doubtless foe form-sake, in the corps which arc to go upon the conquest of the eulonies. A circular of the Minister of ll'ar to the Captains General re cites the convention wish the French Government. by which special tribunals shall be charged with the trial of persons who des. turb by force of arms, and espeeiully those alto attack Frenchmen belonging to the army. 2411 y. Those who carry prohibittil weapor.s. We learn from riaragosa that the prisoners arc s:n. :it liberty. Some garbled extracts have been published from a letter said to have been addressed to Iturbide " by a re spectable merchant resisting at Vera Cruz." The object of this publication is to show, that in the opinion of the writer it is absolutely necessary to the independence of Mexico that Iturbide should resume his imperial sway. This porti an, rho, we suspect, is much ksa mercantic than military in his pursuits, is so sat:gni:to as to assure the Ex-emperor that he will he able, with the greatest ease, to re-enact the return of Bonaparte from Elba. "So firmly," says the anonymous correspondent of Iturbide, "am I persuaded of this, that were you to land to-morrow in Mexico, attended by only one servant, you would cer tainly in less than a week be at the head of ten thousand men." We shall soon know whether the prophetic powers of this mysterious person are equal to his political sagacity. Ile is constrainA reluctantly to admit, that Ithe British Commissioners are satisfied of the suf ficiency of the present Government of Mexico to main tain the independence and tranquillity of the State : but he ascribes this opinion to the " infatuation" under which they labour. To balance the it judgment he cites that of the officers of the Valorous who visited the metro polis of Mexico, and who, we arc gravely told, are " pre pared to report the persons in power wholly incapable." This " merchant" seems to think that that judgment must be the soundest which is held by the greatest number. We differ front him. Naval officers are not always, in our opinion, precisely the best qualified, by their habits and education, to give judgment on the political affairs of a foreign country, especlally if, to the obvious disadvantages under which they ate naturally at all times placed, be superadded an entire ignorance of the peculiar circum stances c f that country, except what they derive from a few weeks' passage through it. The judgment of the Com missioners is that on which every ratiocal man will rely. It is much more probable that the correspondent of Iturbide is infatuated, than that those gentlemen can have suddenly lost the soundness and temper of mind that belonged to than. With respect to Tien title himself, in wile se favour an attempt seems to be making to hold him up as a person , somehow or other entitled, as of legitimate right, to wear the diadem of Mexico, we shall make only a few observa tions. Ile had rendered some services to his country, which he cancelled by endeavouring to enslave her. His coun trymen rose to emancipate themselves from the new yoke be sought to impose upon them, and compelled him to ab dicate. The army of which, like all usurpers, he had availed himself to seize upon the Government, was very speedily so disgusted with his tyranny, that he dared not trust bit fate in their hands. Ile appealed to the Con gress, the representatives of the Mexican people, the con stitutional authority which he bad tried to destroy ; he supplicated their protection. The Congress, with a gene rosity unparallelled in history, settled upon him a princely pension, and allowed him to retire to Europe in order to enjoy it. They rewarded his merits, while they forgave his offences. The proclamation issued by the Congress on the oc casion of Iturbide's abdication, declared his political exist ence to be " incompatible with the safety and happiness of Mexico." He was then, under a military escort, conducted to the coast, and banished for life from the shores of his country. He had scarcely arrived in Europe when he vio- I laced the condition on which he received his pension by removing to England, as it is now clearly apparent, for the purpose of more safely carrying on the intrigues by which be hoped to resume his reluctantlyrenounced sceptre. The' bad faith on which lie has acted throughout, is rendered more strikingly manifest by the publication of this letter of his adherent. It is avowed now that his object is to adze the sovereignty. In his parting letter he disclaimed any such design. He afrected to be wholly disinterested personally, and to devote himself, like another I)ecius, to the good of his country. We have already ex pressed our wishes that his enterprise may fail, and that be himself may suffer the punishment which the general voice of mankind has denounced against the , disturbers of public order; and we repeat now, that we shall deeply regret if he meet with any countenance on his landing, which may tend to prolong the civil war into which, for his own s elfish views, he would plunge his country. The last adviees 11. om Mexico state, that the ; new Dictator, General Bravo, is rlepting the most effec tual measures for securing the peace of the State and the safety of the Government. The Lion schooner had arrived at the island of Saerificios with specie for the Mexican ser vice, and two messengers had proceeded from Alvarado to the capital, with despatches relative to the loan. Uri 1i 2 In 3 V11:I 1::22 The Finance Accounts of the United Kingdom, for the year 11123, have been delivered. The following is a brief abstract, comprising the principal heads of the net public income and expenditure, during the year ended the Sth of January, 1824: INCOME. -- Customs 11 199,782 Excise . . . . . • 95,342,M1 Stamps Assessed Taxes . • 8.21111,927 Post ÜBice . . - - . 1,482.892 Repayment of A usoian Loan • 781i.tiriti Frooti th• Trustees of liiiittary and Naval Pttnsion• . - • 4,875,900 ()thee Ordinary Revenues and Extra ordinary Resourcca . . 918.171 Total Income paid into the EXCheqUer • • 571 6 72,999 EX PEN i)iTUR E. Intereo and,Management of the Pub lic Debt - . • - 0;.0R4,7111 El:chequer . . 1.131,121 Military and Naval Pensions *2,111141,0110 Civil last . - 1.1137.010 Army Navy . Ordnance Miscellianc"ua, - • - 3,714.09 Total Expenditure Surplus of Income ova expenditure . 0.710.985 On this result, which is as flattering u the most san guine could have anticipated, we will not further remark • at present than by observing, that it has fully justified e i 1 the expectations held out by hi s M a j es ty's Minu te , :1 . 1 AA and Co their financial views, and furnished the most solid f use h 'Tbs F of Lormlonde on rr lion fur the measures to which they may deem it wise 'sh ire t i stela w's y, at tht it hoe . recourse next Scasicn, for the redu c ti on o f the publi c t ier The E . is therm These accounts also contain a r e t urn o f t h e ..' In Lade Ast/cY entertain of the imports and exports of the United Kingdom. i at . 171 al t er b .h : c u v ' e l i .:: l l " 3 7 . t i: — . imports calculated at the official rate of valuation, L I , •',.. 1 Ns house in boacr Grog during the last three years, estimated at the (Am The folios ;- Isar) a:,cl (Ammo sums : • eutertnirlea a isrge party Year ending 5:14 January 1:!2•2 n0 . 7,2 . 7r 4 1123 30.:8 1 0.4814 1824 - 34 .7 ,31 , 6 M 'The value of the produce and manufactures of the Un..o Kingdom, exporud during the same period, calculatm,. the official rates of valustion, was— For the year ending sth Jan. 11r22 182:1 11k24 The total exports stand thus:— Fur the year ending sth Jan. 1822 . L1.4c1.44 Ir9l bT . Pit 122 1624 - 52.t0t1.:077 The decline during the last year has been principally foreign and colonial merchandise exported, which ) 1 , sunk from 9,227..",t , 91. to tc,603, 1/. Upon the %holt t i l statement is highly gratifying, as though there is a t , :e. tuation by which the total exports of 1t:23 are somes! L below those of 1%22, yet there is a considerable in:Ter:x. 4 the average of the two former years. The greatly increo value of the imports (luring the last year, is a proof q:ir the trtile of the United Kingdom is steadily and pun, neatly growing. These returns are exclusive of the t-3 4 1 betwee ii Great Britain and Ireland reciprocally. i n , amount and number of mercantile shipping has ditninitivi but very triflingly. The vessels registered in the Br.4„1 1 entrire on the 30th of September in each year, wer. follow : 40 1ti1.;44 44.236.43 43,804.3;2 vrssrts. TOWS. . 2,a1;11.202 . 2.1.C42 . 2.319.044 - 23.512 . 2,506,760 - But en the otlur hand there is a much larger increa s e 13 the number of British and Foreign vessels that hue entered both inwards and outwards, exclusive of the line course I,ctsvL en ;mat Britain and Ireland. The follow: :: is tile acccunt of shipong entered inwards : vrs , Et.S. TON:. - 14.06 . 995.:030 11:2.:) . 23 1:122 - 11.473 - 2.132.771/ . 401 11123 - 15.340 . 2.123.353 . 110.072 In the account ef shipping cleared out there is a sitri'ar Mere. 1rp.179 It:40:13 FASHION tion tor two entertainme Charles-street. llc 'Arley , The Earl alai Counto of distinction as dinner agnate. George Byeg. Esq. , hishOUPC in St..lasnei The Puke of Rutland The Dosagir .March learning by the steam-pi MI a visit to sir limey a eitecinlYanieil to Calau Jahn %Vellesley. Lord limey lientinck The Earl and CountrY far their seat. i 'hes ening The Earl aid Counts olsy, ;or their imlt. Cobb !alai George Bentinck A? TIV tat Mar's !lc Nonh 1% . 1.1cs ; aral Col. Art.% h at •ta British and J. s:iiraner. laq. fn Ira'. Maxtoken ('aft mlard and lady F. de of Winht. The 31arltuis and Mar - Ibis day. from stare. B lard Nugcr.t has arriv. he Dowager Countesi •Iliarle-streir. yesterday, Amvals at the Pullen. k;liFid Mr. and .11:y. Edwar Artivtily at Read's 114 derick, Ban. front hi Esq lm nimoral, E•q. from I yetatib, Pinks. Del illy, ter 11 - orihieg ; c, Southall tan; %I' • ire ; % CO I'EN T-1 The fuileit attenda r aids season, honoured ! • isag. Tile pit was I'll klinetl ate tx i mi e c i s and l the osli the eke Ilito came in lite were a which !lire was a v . sailsitcr without a seat y of public favour `no lady on the st;,: als—Miss Trio in t p atd pathetic feeli reqsvi S. TOXS. NTX. sfrAn the heart, al . 12.123 • 1.872.430 - 115.g49 - I 2.1 sense. lii that bea :41; . 1.1848,802 . 121 . :'22 ... . 13,1(13 . 2,110,347 - 124 9tel - t borne," which In etc ry respect we find the trade of th e empire extend:T.; drop from h e r I - and itself certain, yet not slowly ; and i n th e continued au.. ' like the note a stream I mentation of those branches of th e revenue w hi c h arc re i :- character of fio.,J, Imposeil, we have an assured test that the spread of !Le the first time, she v COIIMICTCC is accompanied with increased means of en.j.. . c 'ES s tri th ' i l ic at c •tre ot :.7 c a T i l d t v ll 4 merit among the mass of the people. To those who lire ting part. Miss doubted, or affected to doubt, the ability of this country!) Celia) on any stage, everc.-me the pres!ure by which the great interests were sone very pleasing, thou years ag-.- effected, and who h a v e p re di cte d a return of dimes modell (she rued n rt of well-select e i from the recurring operation of th e same causes, we wend • Miss Tree ace oppose these official accounts of the trade and ni,vigatica - o joy without my of the kingdom. Never, in the history of the world, W 3 S t a r toccini exhibition there an instance of nation a l p ros p er i ty more completi4 - "a spoiled child" ' , insured from the perils to whi c h everyt hi ng h uman an i Madan 'night become , ' • ' " For some few o sublunary must of necessity be exposed. Depending er " , And then, poor Was a noctic proph no adventitious or temporary circumstances, but solely et lebrated young I the superior skill, capital, and intelligence of her people, bag s not th e , ;;0 1, per England must thrive with the genoral improvement of the opriety pre:lit-au world, and can fall from her eminence only when ted and surprised " Universal darkness buries aiL" ti„ dr (aster Annul, .1101 at rapid involution! lICIng" and variations, of Mite and execution better, than younf better however n with' the scat that surround tit 'tate them for ilia ly necessary for t t. Miss 'Frei-, s blin, where she is THE KING'S COURT. Yesterday, at three o'clock, his Majesty held a Court at his palace in Pall-mill, which was attended by the Lori! Chancellor, the Lord Privy Peal, the C'hancellor of the Exchequer, the Secretaries of State for the Home, Foreign. and Colonial Departments, the Masser-General of the Ord. ti..nce, the First Lord of the Admiralty, the President of the Board of Control, the President of the Board of Trade, Viscount Sitlmouth, the Master of the Horse, the Lord Steward of the Household. the Groom of the Stole. the Comptroller of the Household, the Treasurer of the Household, the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of King's Berch, and the Reeorder of London. ORME . Letters revived yeste 19th ult. show the inn AN& Papers, that psi te the Greek Gavernmei appointed by the Govei expected at 'lance, and receiving the most satin hope had arrive.l at Za affairs rendering his pn consulted his own wiat Greece. THE BENEFITS or Company pay to their 471. ton for the vel Juliana, two teak-built new Act of Parliament tish settlements in No 10 1 . es. 6d. and 101. II is Majesty held a Privy Council, at which Mr. Buller attcnded cs Clerk. At the c'ose of the Privy Council the Recorder of Lc/n -th-In was rolmittt , d, and made his report to the King of the convicts capitally convicted at Justice Hall in the Old Mr. Secretary Peel officiated for the Lord Pre vident of the C:suneil, in the absence of the Earl of Harrow oy. His Majesty gave audiences to the Lord Chancellor. Earl Bathurst, the Earl of IVestmorland. the Duke cf trellingten, Mr. Secretary Peel, Mr. Secretary Canning, Viscount Melville, and Mr. Wynn. Lord (;rives and Sir Charles Part were the Lord and Groom in waiting. The Court broke np about half-past six o'clock. The Duke of York transacted military business with the the King. 'nage. Lawn INWEITIG•TIO very respectable authorit Illitue appointed to invt terbed districts in Irelar }lotions upon liish affai wsidiption, will sit dur at the next meetil er. aloadaT last Ban ILlNfrbarn) arrived in tl and was greeted kbof St. James's Tos e Lave great pleasun Jerningham has been de of Baron Stafford, of Su Shifibeil, in Slworshire. Lordship and Lady Scat (lair beautiful seat at ( Wisinson, J;•xr ^T.—The Duke of Wellington, the Earl of Liverpool, the Earl of Aberdeen, Sir ('harks Long, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, awl Mr. Baring, the Commissioners appointed to superintend the impnwe. i.writs going on in the f'astle, arrived at the Castle thi ddy, and held a meeting, at which Mr. Wyatt attcndeils and laid before them plans of the different alterations, &c., for their inspection. The Duke of Sussex, we arc happy to state, was much better yesterday. Prince Lecipokl returned to town on Tuesday afternoon, from Claremont, and honoured the Earl and Countess of Copsiilis with his compaux et dinner. His Royal High. ness afterwards honoured the Italian Opera House with his presence. The Duchess of Rutland took an airing yc her carriage, for the first time since her indisposil Thejr &rcnc Highnesses the Prince and ' Lowenstein, of Amnia, Ere at present residing Inn. in Newport. There is no truth in the report that Mr. Sr: to return to Mexico upon a new mission. N, the case, that the latest accounts from that which hare been transmitted to Ministers, arc ratter so much more favourable than the ones. There is not, in fact, any particular Courier. Accounts have beet received from Napoli the sent of the Greek Government, of the I annout:eing the reception of the Contract of tit stating that the ratification would be inns 'matched. They add, "the trifling Aimention Inponnees have ceased. A large fleet is about the naval island,', and the fourth year of our be the most glorious of all." The cutter Lyon has arrived out with the tion of the Mexican Loan. Letters from Ale 24 May state, that every thing retrained in , quillitv in Mexico. The followini ; is an extra vate letter:—" Alvarado, Mar e.—fienersl appointed S'tpreme President. No man perhat entirely the confidence oh the country. lie is and honest. Every thing is perfectly quiet. sent out with the advice of the loan contracted with the house of Goldschmidt, has landed at the 27th of April, and gone up to Mexico. Re Jamaica, and brings a large remittance:* The city of Petcrhotough has contracted with Cu Company to light that city, which is to pliblied by next Christmas. yesterday in were male by the team coition. nrecit-reapectesl family 1 Princess et bon flying in the village at the Bugh his LordAi Pa traftenni latimes.—Norsrick Popes eri i t h s llB oa b w } :i— This This 7ard is about bearborough bud Harr( Neither is it bri o that country, are of a cha- t fortune of eight i it.--11 to prectslin: Maw or Ilo N or difrerence.— tea, between a serfs Vce of a dispute on th di R0m ,,,,i,, , igger was twice w 11th of Mav, lam so dangerously at he Loan, arid of his oven bottles Id ri nediats Iv do. f texn ' an es of the Pc _ a risetl to cat?, that I It to sail from !bait sanction to another struggle will li r rictliber, 11M, on a i that of 1a23. The r fi ar rs a:lo P o r f °P th: and the b s e ur a pTu 'i s i'll to I I perfect tran- tali of the county,' ract of a mi• a few weeks ago, to al Bravo is to the Great Asset a,_. .„, oys so is of three evening 1 a t;,:i;*., ll ' k„ , lig, which i s coitus The agent l as soon as a su ad in Londen 1 by way of guarani a ... . ; ~._ NEC! Ta INSE -- CI. a t ia n in ta s ' i n " fo 7 n pical object. Ta drop of water; by th the British ar e on its head, to be accom- is surmising. I t s The wheel seem of smaller used+ 4