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• e••" 1 • IC.-% • • • . • - "P l e , • • a u k r * IC _. • • 4 ZP • -,\Te& .:11••• , * 3 3 • i - . 1 • \ rittisb to" • • : vg %tom 5173. 1 \ 00\i, WEDNESDAY, JULY 7. 11419. PRICE sv.VP.'Y-PEN('E. TH RAVI: i -R0 V A I . eifiVENT-lIA UDR% - - - - tIS EVENING. WEDNESDAY. July 7. will be performed, the Galway of THE CLAN DES FINE %IA KRI %GE— IAOII 0,0(.4, Mr. W. Farm ; Sir Juba Melville, Mr. J/Ibn bon; Strain!, Mr. Fawcett; Lovewell, Mr. C. Kemble ; ;trash, Mr. J s. Mrs. Heidelberg, Mrs Havaisport; Miati Streliog, Mr.. C. Kemble; Fanay (Aral lime), Mrs. T. Hitt. VAUXHALL. (Yoder the Patronage of big it..”L Highness the PRIIICE REGEN r. FrHIS EN'ENING, %1 EI)NIESDAY. Jul ) , 7, * GRAND GALA, wlits. Monsieur, Mademoiselle, awl Madame SAQUI will go Thrones their surprising Evolutions. At the end of the Concert Mathias, Ssqui will wake en ashrioshing Ascent on the Tight Rape, amidst a brilliant display of Fin-works by Signora Hengler. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Juxc 30, 1810. TM? COURT of DIRECTORS qt. tee UNITED COA/rANY of MEKCHANT4 of EMI ; LAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do /web, giro Konen, I.IIPEUIA L PAICLIAM4N BARNSTAPLE ELECTION. The Order of the Ury wa. the., le for the fut. rier hearing of Counsel owl witriesws on the Ban - c•ide Briber) fltll.•- • Mr. Clairles Letr, Robert Nettie, Edward Harris, gild Robert Edwards, were brought up to the her, ia pursuance of orrice of the Howie. The sintrt.hatai writer at the 64, was directed to read u slouch of the evidence givers at the bar I y Neale, Harris. rod Edwards. al related to an sc. count they had given ou a former siight of some emirenuotiotin which they alleged they had had with Mi. Lee, conceruing the evidence they welt to give at the tile evidence being viol. it was enntruilicted dw etdrilly by Mr. Ler. Hie allegittimil were sup. ported by Mr. Moen and Mr. J. Thile Jones. Mr. L-e t Mr. Green, and Mr. 4triiti being re• moved tram the her— HOUSE OF LORDS, TasoiAY, Amy 6. • ROYAL ASSENT. the Royal Assent amities day givets, by Commission, to the !linking Fond Luau Rill, the Tsobsreu importation Hill, the Irish Craftiness Hill, the Charitable Foundations the Windsor Impesivemoust Buil, the Receiver sod Comp. trollers%(ieneral Bill, the Curless and Port Duties Bill, ant fourteen sillier Bills, of • private and Lxal roattore. . The Commissioners were, the Lon') Coaxcs.l.Lon, tie Earl of Slur - raise:RlG soml tho Duke of Itlosvuost;. The Earl of FlLmstnnima h u h the oaths and his vent. The Loan CIItANCILLLOR proceeded dos day I...leiter, his opinions upon the great Queensberry cause. His Lordship did nut terminate his uleservations, hut postponed them until Thursday. The Colonial ..*laveii Registry Bill, And Ilia Parish Y.stries Bill, were read the third time and 'passed. • The Highland Roads moil Bridges Bill, the Cleric of the Pleas in Ireland Bill, the querclres inahlings Bill, the PAP' India Postal. Rd,. the Jastice of the Penmen Ireland itil the Irish Post olgee Bill, the Smuggling 'Preventiou Bill, the Stage Coach Felonies Bill, the Slave Trade Pelsseies Bill, and the Malt Ditties Bill, went severally throtigh a Committee, and the Reports were ordered to be brought sip to-morrow. SCOTA POOR RELIEF. The Earl of LautignoaLE moved that the Scots Poor Relief Bill he committed on this day three months. Lord al rt.vmte and the Margate of Buie concurred its the motion, bat uu the understands* that the mhject should he considered by Parliament early to the next Session.— Ordered. • • That a GENERAL COVJAT of the said COMPANY frill be held at their Daum Ito Lesidenhall.strma, on WED NESDAY. the 14th July Next, from Niue o'Clueh in the Morning until six its the Evening, fo► the ELECTION of a DIRECTOR of the said Cumpany, iii the room of Simnel Davis, Esq. deceased. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. Mier which, she Comic lotrylede of S's IN F.ST ER DAGG ER WOO D. Sylvester I).mrserwood, Mr. Yalta, with the Suag of N Bat% tholurnew Fair" To which will lie added, as Operatic Drama, in twa acts . . Atinuttanee, Bil. Dion open at Seven, the Concert hi begin at Eight ()Thick. oksr NIGHT BUT ONE. KING'S THEATRE CONCF:ILT.ROOM. Illntkr A. immediate Patronage of the Right Honourable Lady CAROLINE LAMB. MISS MACAULEY liar the lifmntir or en. tootinetee to the Nobility, Gentry, and the Pabloc, that her Fifth Literary and Musical Regain), called THE SHAMROCK, in which she will g ive her Tinhatiutto of the Iriab, Seetrh, suit Yorkshire Dialects, will Inhe place THIS SVEHINd, W FAA lESDAT, Jury 7,1519. Min AMU Sense will assist provide at the Piano-forte. called THE LIBERTINE. 1),In 3nan (the Libertine), Mr. Connor; bon Pedro. Mr. Chalons,'; Leporello. Mr. Liston; Maim°, Mr. Dersirt. lsonos Leonora. %I, Matthews; Donna Elvin, Mrs. Faurii; Ztrlasta, Mow Stephens. ItY SPP.CIAI. DFSVfIE OF HIS ROYAL JIIIGHIONS PINISCF: LEOPOLD OF SAXE-COBURG. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Jaws: 43, ISIV. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the . UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of Esc. LAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do Rereby gin Netire, not • GENERAL COURT or the !mid COMPANY Brill I& held at theie Florae in Leailenhallotteet, ea THURSDAY, Hie $s July mit. from EirVea OTietk I. ht FOrrelle. until Six in live £vC*is%,to ilallot on the ful tolittx Qnr:ellon, vit.-- tt That Mr. Charles Uoyd, We of the Bench! Civil Eats. blishasent, he permitted to retorts to Renal with inch rank in the Company's service as be shall be entitled to under the provisions of the Act of the bad Geo. M. cep. 165, see. 86." Va order to determine, by finch Ballot, whether three parts in roar of the Prop r iet ors p resent a t stitch General Court consent that Mr. Charles Lloyd be permitted to relent with the mid rash to lodia. ---- LAST Iblf:HT BUT THREE. I. 7 SOFR . THF. EXPRESS PATRONAGE OF MR SOYA', Hums ess THE lIHNCE REGF.IST, . by Aathuriiy of hit Lor4 Chamberlain. 7111:.4TRP-ROYA L. 11.4 Y.. 11.4 12k147'. " To catch the manners living as they rise. : Part First- 7 Stiort lutrodectiva, Prelude, Prefer" or what you will. —Why the Entertainment is called The Sham rocb."--Prologoe.—lrish Mrlotly.—" The Harp that pnce through T.tra'a Halls."—Difficahy of Writiag.+Young legiaa's first Attempt—Aporirophe to the Memory of Mrs. Jordast—Yorirshire Girl.—.lnßocace of Fashion.-e4tir Harry Prettyman's and Miss Dasliford's ledueemeuts to attend a Charity.lerisou.—Fashiou of as Much Value as fincherper " The Little Gipsy."—Comic Recitation, " Delays are Dangerous," Prat —Ballad (without music), " Mark!. dear Mary, list, awake!" Whittaker. . Part tkrond.—The Tragic Mettle .—Tributary Lines to th e Talent of Mrs. Sidilosis.—Kecitatiors from Queen Katharine and Elvira.—The Maniacs Tale. Part Third.—The Comic Muse.—Le Petit %tepee, Pre logue—lieseViption of the Party.—Charaeters : Mr. Win tusk Mr.Stitlou Captain frtiltmegbeessey, Miss Berresford, Mr.. S'illour 1141 ,Maas FILM 1e , .401 0 0, Robin Adair"— " Woodpecker."--Cpricature Soug, " Ma Chem Astir," Miss Faddle.—Hyonkt's Instructions to the Players, recited by Mr. Garrick, and corrected by Mr. Wftitosh.—Song, " Lord, what care I for Madi or Dad ?"—Epilogue and Con cluding Address. . _ _ The Korl or CanAsitieux said, he tlinewht it un necessary fist the House to 'proceed any further with roper' to Nesle l Harris, and Edward., hut hr govr notice that hr iftould, 10.11110f6a , , more an Addrehos to the Prince Regent, praying that his Itoyni Highness Posy came directions to be issued to the A tiottiey- Ileum s & to iattitale a lallaCettlani these three individuals, Neale, Harris, and Ed. wards; for perjury. These persons were then permitted to retire. Mr. John Dole Jones 'was tiles' called to the bar. as a witness. lie testified his knouledice oT some distinct acts of bribery collimated at the late elec tion at Barnstaple. The Earl of CARN A itilON intimated Omit it would be necessary to r*ainine some more witnesses to-. morrow ; he should, therefore, poirpone his mo tion for the second reading of the Bill until Thurs• day next. The House then Adjourned. T HIS PREAENT WEDNESDAY, July 7, will br mowed the Comedy or TIM RIR I I-I-DAY. After which the Menial Entertainment of THE LIAR. To enneinde with the Farce of ALL TIIE WORLD'S A STAGE. JOSEPH DART, Segretary. 11111 THE•. BENEFIT OF MOSS S. POOTH, Night but Two of her Engagement, I N • dEW DAYS WILL. BE PUBLISHED, DON JUAN. The Bill is therefore lost. ALE-MOUSE LICENSES. The Earl of LAUDZIMALIP: moved, that the Ale-house Li censes Pill be read a armed time this day three months. This Bill, so far from giving Magistrates a greeter control over the keepers of those bunion, world, he thought, Isere a directly contrary eflect,.lll., by this Uill, three cowvictioes would be necessary before an ale-home-keeper could be de prived of his license. Lord anctst-Ants was of opinion that it world be advias hie to postpone the *consideration of this measure until the next Session , Mit he thought his Noble Friend bad =lawn. derstood the effect of the Bill, which did not alter the exist ing law with respect to the power of Magistrates at the general Sessions iat the Peace to deprive ale-bsuse.terpers of their hieing's; hut isuperadded a power of taking away licenses at other times of the year, en the event of three convictions for any of those offences recited in the Bill.— (Haar.) After a few , words fora the Earl of BostLYS and the LORD CHANCELLOI4 In favour of the motion— rlie l)rnr%.:ane Company, performing under the express Pa rovsne of 6ia K i. I Hithueso.the PRINCE REGENT, and by dashority of the Lord Chamberlain at tba Tli t:Arfig• ROY L. HAY3I A RIIeET. T O-NIOIIROVV, THURSDAY, July 8, will he perforated the Comedy of SFIE S mops TO CONQUER. Hardeasile, Mr Munden; Yonor Marlow - , Mr. Rae; Tony Mr. Ross,ll. Miss Hari'castle, Miss S. Booth, her finis appearance ia that character. HOUSE OF COMMONS, tur.c,►v, Jirt.4 d. Arlo. which, THE SULTAN. Rotating, AIWA. Booth. Zs to be open at Seems, and the Performance to com mence at Eight &Clack. Boxes, bsrPit, 31. Tickets to be had of Miss Macs ley, No. 31, Leicester square; of Mr. Hookhant and Mr. Ebert, Bond-street ; Mr. Sams, Pall-mall • Mr. Ptah' no, Strand; Mr.Clesaesti, Cbeap. side ; Mr. Crookshaak , No. It, Haymarket; aid at the Mme.olfice of the Opera House, where Places for the Boxes may be taken. The Deputy I.lsibiti of the Black Rod appeared at the bar with • asesanga frost the Lords, to request the attendance of the Members at the House of Peers, lo hear the Royal Assent riven by Constnistioq to several Biila Hutchinson appeared at the bar with an aerosol of the weekly issues of Bank Notes and Rank Post Bilk, by the Rank of Irelard.—Ord. red to be printed. On the motion of the Cueucittagit of the EXCREQVWI4 the Irish Binh Cash Payments Bill was read the thud tone, and passed. Mr. Wig. Sawn presented a Petition trout certain firotes. tent Dlastniers in Cuonherlaiid and Chester spinet the Mar riage Art.—Ordered to lie tilt the table. lu the course of the Evruitsc, "Sights upon Righte f or, a Ramble through Loudon iu 1819," by Mr. Munden. To conclude sill loe Musical Firer of THE HIGH LAND . KEEL. Jail published, is Svo. wit h Plates, mire be. od. OBSERVATIONS the STRUCTURE I , r iritintionti SEEDS; translated from the Analyse du Fruit of M. Louis-Claode Richard, Member of the In stitute of France. Professor of Botany is the Ecole de Merle. chic at Paris; mid Foreign Member of the Liuseso Society of Loudon. Comprising the Author's latest Corrections, said illustrated with Plates Sad Original Notes, By JOHN LINDLEY. •1 a " Shelly. Mr Mumlen; Muggy Mitut S. 'tooth; Jenny. Miu liltleim. Tieketa to he bail of Miss S Rooth, No.l, Bloom•bary. square; at Hr. Sania's Reading rooms, ; and at the Box 0111ie of the Haymarket Theatre, where Boars and Places may be taken (rum Ten till Four. ALL STERLING MONEY. . No 34•1* Prizes. tio or THIS MONTH. The Bill was ordered to be read a second time this dal three inoulbs. PROCEEDINGS IN DIVORCE. The LORD Cxl►agauga said be held in his band a Peti tion from an individual, whigh be was nut quite sure that be ought to present jo the House; yet it treated of a subject which undoubtedly deserved their nowt attentive considera tion. The Petiliouer had Maiatiined •n action of criminal conversation in *me of the Courts°, the East Indies, where he had obtained a judgment in his favour; with cousiderabk damages. He had also procured • divorce, not a riacato osalrhaonit, bat such only as the Courts there could grant.... • divorce a usegratArt Ikor•. The difficulty which their Lordships would have to cuivilder was, how, on a petition for leave to bring is a Bill of Dislike, they could proceed to exasnise witnesses at the bar; or whether the% would think it necessary to bring witnesses frum the East Indies. This was a matter of great interest, and he only uncotioneil it Pow, by way of untiring to their Lordships that be should bring it tomorrow before them in some shape that *mild 'sable them to form ao opinion upon it.—(Newt.) TBISFI respectfully informs his best Friends, • the public, that thie State Lottery will be ALL DRAWN W 4 ONE DAY, tta THIS MObTH• The Sel•ente consists of only SAO Tickets, yet contains Two Priors of 20,0801.; avid the acrangerpent is such, that Three successive fPoosbers mast be all Capitals which must be a treat inducement to %rektor' to boy Th ree following Numbers. Mr. W9l. SMITH also presented a Petition from a permits of the name of William Able, I small lamer of Norfolk. The Petition stated, that ate inlorniation was filed against the Pelttiesiier in the Court of Earle quer, on to alleged Charge of *gloating; that this charge es utterly false, and seventeen reputable persons proved that the Petitioner iraa thirty tasks distant from the glare where the offerer was said to be committed, at the time it was alleged to hare been committed and further, that Petitioner bad an OF. (laird, stating that, at the time, the ProseCtitor was himself at Nofirich, 30 miles distant from the setae of the eller it crime. That the Petitioner was proseested for a Prballysf 1,0 4 30 k He inatritcled his Counsel opt to conqtromise the PM; but he inifortimately pre Isis brief to amitber Counsel, who, without culminating the Petitioner, agreed to a compromise. and the Petitioner found liiiiselirmed in the aum of 300 t. for an offence of which he ;as entirely innocent. The Petition further stated, that the Petitioner was sub sequently arrested for this sum, wader an order of the Omit of Exchequer, mid coribued for die last 10 mouths in the Gaul of Norwich, where be still Manual; and that the Petitioner's hodselsuld goods, house, dec. Were sold by an order under the Coort. The Petition prayed that the Hubs, would take the ease order consideration, aud afford the Pali,. limier protection and redress. _ TH E.-ITR E-ItOYA _Rll6l4Nif OPERA-HOVSE, .►TKAA'L. P HIS PRESENT WEDNESDAY, July 7, will he perlunstesl '7th time tbese seven mesh the 'Comic B illa.l Opera, in three acts called TIIE JOVIAL CREW; Or, TUE MIF.RRY BEGGARS. Ohlreutr, Mr. Lancaster; Springtime, Mr. Wrench ; Ran. stall, Nlr. W. S. Ctiattrrley ; Vincent, Mr. Peannas ; M e . Broadhurst ; Justice Clark, Mr. Dowtou. Rachel, Miss Kelly ; Meeiel, Miss 1. strieuses. Loudest • Published by John Harding, St. James's-street ; sad Wilkie' sad Yu'unman, Norwich. ROYAL HOSPITAL. CHELSEA, STA Jir.ir, 11119. IN putivalsce of the Act ("the 1113th Year of his preMnt Majesty, by which it is enacted, that the Out. Pensioners of this Hospital shall, in future, be paid quarterlY, in advance, instead of halfyearly: Notice is hereby gives by order of the Right Ronoershte the Lora s sad others, omillissiossers fur nianaging the Affairs of the ••• Tickets 3111141 Shirt are ReMpg at BUM'S Odle's, 4, Gambill, aod 9, plarisperoar, London ; and by Iris Agents in the Country. s aid Hospital, shat all the .that-Peneiettern thereof, residing in London, or within the district of the Mills of Mortality, are required to appear personally and regimentally, with their Instructions, sad Certificates of Admission, at the Secretary's Office in the said Hospital, on the respective days, and in their different classes, according to their se veral rates of pension as under mentioned ; when attend ance will be given . from Tea o'Clock in the Morning, until Three Ise the Afteriwon„ for the persica' of a quarter of a year's Pension in adrattee to the 4411; September, 1519. With, Sill time, a 111iniiral Coxicily, in Iwo ads, called MY OWN RIVAL! Or, SOPHY, LITCY; and LUCY, SOPHY. dirsr.ici;va—Mr. 'Wrench, .1111 r. Lancaster, Mr. 'Wilkinson, Mrs Grove, Miss Kelly, and (Her Owe Rival) Miss Kelly. After *hick (34 lime at this Theatre), the interesting Grand Romantic Serino. Ballet of RAY3IONiJ AND AGNES; Or, THE BLEEDING NI'N: Don Raymond, Mr. Webster • Count of 11.indienbergh, Mr. non bid IsNttt ; R.iiieet, Mr. T. P. Cooke. Itlargueritte, Mrs. S Ch.ur Icy ; Agne*, bliss love. Bonet, Places, Tickets, Admitutiona for the Season, and Private Bo‘ a (with the advantage of a separate entrance in Ils.arter.stiret), to be had of Mr. Reactions, at the Boa I ilier, Strand entrance,. from Ten till Four; sod of Mr. Fcittlllllll, I.iiwary, 170, New Hood.street. On FRIDAY, the 9th of JULY. The Pensioners at sd. per day, sod lime at Id. to the end of the numbered Regiments. O• SATURDAY, the 10th of JULY. Those at 6J. frant the Royal Garrison Battalion and re maining Regiments and Corp; those at 7d. aad Rd. sad all the Cavalry at 9d. per day. RUHR ET TH EATR F.. Op MONDAY, the 11th of JULY. Those at 9d. per day, from the let Foot Guards to the 60tb Foot iorlosive. frHIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, July 7. 1 at Ralf-past Six precisely (fur the 3d thee). an entirely nen Calerioniatt Romance, founded on one of the last site Series of " Tales of My Landlord," called 310 N THOSE. The principal Clisracti rs by Mr. Watkins, Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Conti ry, Mr. Iblzwiniso, Mr. Ridgway, Mr. Clifford, IR lc. Copeland. awl Miss Bence. Is. Act I. a Song (accompanied by herself on the Harp), by This Copeland. After whirls (1511. tune), MELO-DRAME MAD! OR, THE SIEGE OF TROT, Tu conclude with (3.1 time), • Seriu•• Melo-De•me, called TI I E RAIDS OF LAMMERMOOIt; •111. THE SPECTRE OF THE FOUNTAIN. M lay next. by Special Desire of his Royal Highness Prince 1 opuld tri Saxe Cuburg, "The Heart of Mid. Lothian." ROYAL. COBURG THEATRE. l'uder the Patruuage of his Royal lilighmeaa P;itiet Leopold of Saxe Cuburir. )Ir H. KensWe lilting expeueneeil ; most brilliant recep tion in the tier opleniltd Melo-Mona of The Ines, or Ckisency. tbe sane rill be repeated every even- titi foriber IbOt frills EVENING, WEDNESDAY, July 7, iind To-marrow (Thursday), at Ilrlf-past Six o'Clork pr. cin iy, ,It be presented, fur slie9lll time, am euiirely New avulse. of Operatic Melo-drama, with New and Spleiedid tirrnl ry, Idachiarry, 1/resses and becuratiiins, New Music t i,t-ilice with Selreliona from the mist papillae Compereeri of ihr day, csuisialiti( of Soap, Duets, Chi/raises), sad Splendid Preemies's, Ice. called TIIE INCA ! OR, PERUVIAN CLEMENCY. Mies which will he produced. for ,hl-34 lime, au lalerlude, iu ome Art. called THE INVISIBLE GIRL! To conclude with R()BER I 111 E lIIII7CE. On Foiday and Saturday, The Inca—The In,ieihle Girt— and Fhorvioce Thwarttoy. On ht.-Way, July 13. will be produced a new Dramatic I's le, taken hunt a 'Neely popular NOVO, culled GICII.IrVIIII. Ptivaie Roxu ►art hers, MAC, and may hi had nightly. Places Its be taken at the Roc Nike of the Theatre; and fur the accommodation td thy Nobility and Gentry at the ••.ton'a %Veal End at* the Tawa s al Mi. Vesiiiiin\i %lonic Wsrelon.e, Nu. 78, Mama; and at Nu. In, Piccadilly, apposite Bar tell... Noose. A Grand Operatic Piere frnits" )13giea," and Ira.* Inieresing 311eln•Utramas f,om Ilw Thiel /Series of The Tales of Ida landlord," to b. called The Pride of Iditimiersioaor and Tire Legend of illentowo! will be pro duc,...l in rapiJ succession: THE APERIENT SODAIC POWDERS. IS. new Reid elegant lire-par•tion possesses the advantage of i•stantly producing the best SODA. WATER, sod of being, at the same time, a mild APERIENT, relieving Heartburn, Bile, Nausea, Acidity on the Stomach, he. It is recommeuded to those whose Stomach from weakness, tie other canoes, reject Epsom mud Chelticalsam Salts, file. the sauseons taste of which dews, many Irmo using them. These Powders possess all the medicinal properties of those salts; its their operation are files Ily mild and efficacious; and being perfectly tasteless, they may be given to children es well as &dials, who eanisot take • saline aperient in apy other form. The Powders taken after too free an iudulgewee in the loaaries of the table, particularly after too mach wine, the common dis agreeable rli cis are altogether avoided. In warns enmities, they will he found diffusifely heor6cial, as they correct dis ordered bile, without debilitating the stomach. Sold by the Proprietoer,R. Butler and SO4lll, Chemists and Druggists, No. 4, Cliespside, corset. of St. Paul's, Loudon ; and No. 34, Sarkville sireei, Dublin ; and, for them, by all the principal BoolNellrrp, Draggi.i., sod Medicine Venders, thritu:luilit the kin:plum. In Boxes, at 3s. 6d. each. N order to prevent the substitotios of spurious of these Powders, • fac-simile of the Proprietor's sigoasore is engraved in the label which is affixed to each Box. FUMIGATING BATHS, Al . No. 13, FOLEY-PLACE. 1)11f J. HA HT has the 1111111 l rto vinous .« to the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, that be hos trimmed from Red Lion•ormare, to No 13, FoLE y.PLACE, where hr administers FUMIGATING BATHS, similar te thuae in the Hospital Of St Luca, at Paris, undor the three lion of Dr. Gales. The Isittli and inere.teniq reptitatioo which these Baths have acquimi in the Cities of Paris. Timms, sod St. Petershargh, and the extraordinary tilleCess whirl, has re solicit front their application since 111• it establishment in 1.11116111 (p4rtictilsrly in diseases of the Skin and Mumma. residers it almost umsecersary to urge any thin? snore in their favour. The relief wh;eli some complamts derive (ruin the use of humid Warm Baths, is rendered cer tain and completely effee. ire. when treated according hi tins new method, which, by subniiitiug the entire persou to the fletll/11 of warm eahalationo, rui.e.l by fire hum %sulphur, M oores a sari•, opeedy and radical cute of the fullowiost door. der*, namely—Scurbutic eruption►, Icliru•y, herpes, leite r ,, mid other rutanruua ; acruloluYs and glaniOilar swellings. di.asess of the .1 to, goo, lamb sges,•*eiatsco, palsy, rhea mat ism, mod *.•coodary q phial tc symptoms, which resist the ordinary ailltnt of motets y. On TUESDAY, the 13th of JULY. Those at 9d. per day, front the list Foot, and all the re. minims Regiments and Corps, as also those at 10d. per day. On WEDNESDAY, the 14th of JULY. Those at Is. per day front the different Regiments of Ca. valry, with tle Ist and 24 Retintents of Foot Guards. On THURSDAY, the 16th of JULY. Those at le. per day ' frost the 3d Regimeat of Foot Guards, is the cod of the astatbered Regiments at that Rate. Oa FRIDAY, the kith of JULY. Those at Is. per day, from the Royal Garrison Battalion sad all the remaining Regiatate mid Uteri, cad also thus; at Is. op. per day. Oa RATUR,DAY, the lint ofJULY. These at la. Id. Is. lid. ls la.tid.and 111.3 d. per day. On MONDAY, the 19th of JULY. Those at 18.30. ts. 4d. Is. Old. la.htl. Is. b i d . Is. 6d. Is. 614. 18.7 d. 15.734. la. Is. sia. 1.. 9J. Is. OP. and Is. 104. per day. Qu TV ESDAY, tie 26th of JULY. Those at s. 1014. per slat and upwards, and those Pen sioners who have hems admitted ow account of Blindness; h . S i m t h e p r i ve t, G em ara's. who receive Annuities from the late Ist and LI Troop of Hone Guards. It is also ordered andslineted, that all the Ont.Pensionern belonging to the mill hospital do pay particular attention to their instructions, Which they are required to prodare at the time of ,nayment, by which those Pensioners residing twitted the Bills of Moronity are ordered to transmit to the Paymaster.Gentral of his Majesty'. Lard Forces is Loudon, their affidays as floosie prescribed, on or iirionediately alter every Quarter-Day; without which their Baton will awl be entered on the Pay-Lists for the soboequent Quarter, emill they are ilut afterwards to change their place of abode, specified iii their affidavits, without unavoidable weep oily, awl duly mitifyine the mine. - - And further to take Notice, that in conerqtienee of vari• ens Frauds having been committed . by Pensioners is. the Receipt of Pension and Priae-Illoa!y, it is ordered that all Proisioners no offending shall he struck off the Pension List, and forfeit fur ever all benefit arisitik from this FAtabligh relent ; it is therefore to be observed. that In pursuance of Ibis mulattos,. ilw Lards Conustissimers, at their Meetings nu the 1751 s and 25th of March. last, directed the following Out-Peusimers to lie struck off the Hospital Bucks:- 9th Font, JAMES JEFFS, at Is. 2d. per day. 7th Dragoons ' SAMUEL MULLINS, bd. ditto. The fornfcr Itaiingbeen gitioy of forting or causing to be &Fired the Nantes of Magtivrales to their Quarterly Affidatiti, aril the letter tor altering his Rote of P. usiini to his Instrde. lion Papers, and thereby defrsudiag the Pergola appointed to tap his hi! P, onion. !HUNAN/a NEAVri &cretin and Reenter. - - LORD EDWARD FITZGERALD. The EA!! of LIVERPOOL nerved the third read ing of the Bill for reversing the Act of Attainder of Lord Edward Fitzgerald. The Earl of CLARE hoped, as the son of hides who was Lord Chancellor of Ireland when this Act of Attainder was passed, that it would be permitted to him to say, that his father had been desirous of promoting this act of justice, and had been ptevent ed by death alone from carrying his wishes iuto effect.—( Hear, hear.) The Bill was then read and posted. STANDING ORDER. The Earl of LAUDERDALE said that he had on a former occasion apprised the House of his intention to propole for their adoption a Standing Order, that no Bill affecting the trade or commerce of the country should be read a second time until there had been laid on the table a itelairt from the Board of Trade, giving an opinion upon the nature and Objects of tht proposed Measure, and upon the ex pediency of adopting it. This he suggested as • protection for their Lordships, that they should he 'tally apprised of the nature of such Bills before they would entertain them even in discussion ; nor did he think it so objectionable a plan as it had seemed to some of their Lordships. It atis not different in principle from the order they had already established with respect to Divorce Bills, which they would not allow to he read a second time until they had received evidence of a judgment in the P 1 * ff's favour in a Court of Law, attended with &Minces, and of • judgment in an Ecclesi astical Court of Divorce a mood et thorn. As this plan, hoarser, did tent seem to meet the concur rence of the House, he should substitute for it • motion for the establishment of a Standing Order, th a t in, Bill affecting in any degree the re•• bula • nous of trade and commerce, the extent of patents. Ste. shall be read • iecond time until the same shall have been submitted to the coniidetation of • Select Committee of their Lordships. The Earl of LiveltrOtit. couctirred in this mo tiou, which he conceived would Ise attended with great advantages, and the order was made mediate TOWNLAND FINES. The Earl of LlnkrooL postponed the Motion for the seecind reeding of the Towistand Fines Bill Until to-morrow. SILK MANUFACTURE. The Earl of LAtiosenALs remarked; tbit the Bill for regulating the Silk Manufactdre was of the natdre of those which he lied contemplated in his Standing order; he therefore thought it would be adviaable to postpone the consideration of it Us ti the next Session. Thr Bill, he said. cobtaitted some points that were very objectionable. He therefore moved that the Bill be reed a leCoud time this day three months.—Urilcred. The Craned Glees Mill. and several others which were yesterday 'brought up ftetp the {,:smtaltdor r • were read a wetted tiara. 'rise Citencaurni. of tbe Egctietatirn said be had: nip objection to the Petition lyiag on the table. He was lam by surprise, sod could nut give an explanation of the cir cumstances. He considered the statement in the Petition as eery entreordinary, and if the cam were tI.J) slated, be shonld be surprised indeed That lite Petitioner did out re ceive redress at the Treasury. Mr. War. SMITH said, that the case was before tke Tres eury for fall twelve mouths, and therefore the Treasury had full time to inquire into all the circurnstehecs. Knowini as be did the facility of admission to the beads of that Drifitet. ! meat, and judglot fro their general conduct, he was stir. prised that a case would be suffered to lie over sts full of public injustice and of (Private injury.—The Petition was then ordered to lie uu the table. Mr. Bnotioneie presented a Petition from different Pro testant Dissenters of Pearry, iu Cumlerland, and another from Kendal, against the Marriage Act.—Orderod to lie Oa the table. CASE OF MR. O'HANLD:/. Mr. BROUGHAM said, he rose to mate $ circum stinee relating to a Petition of a Learned Fliend of his, Mr. 011anlon, of Newry, wbieli late in the last Session he had stated was then in his Pos session. lie had on that ()edition abstained from, moving that the Petition should be pinata, be cause he felt that it might be considered a hardship on those whose conduct the Petitioner complained of, to have the charges in that Petition lie over for • very considerable time, with Out their having an opportunity to reply to those charges. It was his (Mr. Brougham's) fault that the matter wail not brought forward ut in early period of the preient Seesion. It was his intention before the Easter recess to have preiented the Petition, and thus to afford ample lime and opportunity to the Oppoiite party. Illness, however, prevented him from doing so, and at this adviiticed period of the Session, he would not think it fair to present the Petition. Hy would advise Ins Learned Friend to present a new Petition, early in the ensuing Session. Sir G. Flut complained that cbargei of a iert serious nature should so long lie over the heads of the Lord Chancellor and the Attorney-General of Ireland. Mr. BROUGMAM said, he understood that ;hoe* personi had noiutenticia of denying the facts haled in the -Tested ' defence nthe iPetition, that they Test - ted their defence on other grounds. Sir G. Htt.t aid, that withwat stating whet they meant to deny or to adatit, be wuiild only rtt; mind the Hon. fleptlenjan, that the Chiiips In thy Petition iippesned aq onataactory to hiesalc to indetet.ito to be extremely eitc*ruSperi a tr . *Sr. Lisooailow•-•' I paw , lit the refip r inii talk the stlaratione On the cr edit of the iti4 hater. 1 could not be e*peeted to todch tot fit i of which t was attirely ignorant. The Ilietitieler *se repttNated Id lld 10 0 *BO of boomer end kilo- -4111111.11111P BEDFORD-ROW. 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