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..Zi AV• A. OPUI P '• •••• •• A , •••••• : • • • J:rti • ""q".q-(r tit 4rittob 11rictrO [o4>, ': i,Z:4 . 1 . 1 • • - soussi' isst Night but One of Mrs Se . SIDDONS's Appearance this ason. li E ATRE-R 0" AL, COVENT-G ARDEN. TTHIS ENiNt; will be acted (fur the Lint Tune this pason',, Slialopeareu Trairdy of MACBETH. Duncan, King of Scotland, Mr. HULL. Malcolm, Mr. C. KEMBLE. Macbeth, Mr. KF.MRLE. Martha, Mr. COOKE. Lady Macbeth, Mrs. SIDDONS. or t he ray (for the With Time) will be presented a (liana scno•Comir Romantic Melo.Drama, in Twu Acts, called VALENTINE AND ORSON. Principal Characters. French. Pepin, Kir.g of France, Mr CORY. Henry, Mr. KLANERT. Valentine, Mr. FARLEY. Orion, Mr. DUBOIS. The Piirtrars Eglantine, Mn. C. LEDGF.P,, The Erupresa Bel.,anta, Sintet to the King, Mr. DIBIAN. Saracens. v... ..,:stow Agratoarit (the Green Knight), Mr. EO LOGNA, Jon. Iman, Mr. HARLEY. 0- • The Piece to conch, h a GRAND PAGViNT, IRepresenting the Meeting of Th. Emperee6f Cineraintinople anal the King of France. purrs will be opened at Half-past Five, and the Per 'b OSMObegin at Half patt Soars, 6v• Pit, 6d. Gallery, 21. Upper Gallery, SEVENTH TIME. rrIiF.ATRE ROYAL, HAY-MARKET. 1 THIS EVENING will be pri'duced, a New Weedy, in sot A r ts, ailed GUILTY ; Or, NOT GUILTY? The Charaflms by Mr. ELLISTON, Mr. PALMER, Mr. ARCHER, Mr. ' PALMER, Jun. Mr. CHAPMAN, Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. GROVE, Mr. LOR, Mr. MATHEWS, Mrs. T. '.',)01/FALL, M TAY rs. WARD, Miss GRIMANI, Miss W OrJDFALL, Mrs. GIBBS. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. PALMER, Jun. Tue Epilogue by Mr. ELLISTON. To whirl• will he the Musical Entertainment of THE FLI'IsCH OF BACON. hd,jnr Renteiw, Mr. HATTON. • Juitice Plenhow, Mr. WHARTON. Captain Greville, Mr. DE CAMP. CiptSin Wilson, Mr. TAYLOR. 'tipple, Mr. MATHEWS. Elsa, Miss DANIELS. The New Comedy of Guilty, or Not Guilty I rc,forined for the Sixth Time yesterday evening, haying again been hollow el by an oveiflowing Audience, and received with unqualified and universal approbation, will be repeated every evening tiil further notice. - - The Public 114 respectfully in funned, that, during the Winter Mouths, this Theatre has been oecup , e4 in prepa,lig, with much industry and expence, a splendid Dramatic Rose , Ss. Pit le. Fir.: Gallery 2s. Second G.,llery is. The Doors to be opened at Six o'Clock, and tlicli'crfortnalizes t hrgln at Seven. race. ty he taken of Mr. Rice, at the Box Office of the Toeatre. FOIL THL BENEFIT OF MR. BLANCHARD. THEATRE -ROYAL, COVENT' -GARDEN, Ow WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 7504, will be perfumed, She hat New Corned", la Three Acta, called THE WILL FOR THE DEED. The Characters by Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. LEWIS, Mr. CHAPMAN, Mr. ILANCHARD, Mr. hIMMONS, Mr. FARLEY, Mr. FAWCF.IT, Mr. EMERY, Mr. ATKINS, Mr. FIELD, Mr. TRUMAN, Miss MARRPUT, Mn. DAVENPORT, Mnn LESERVE. The EPILOGUE SONG by Mr. VAwcErr. Lad of Act I. a New Song (written by A. Cherry, Esq. and rompoind by Mr. Whitaker) caned " THE MAIDNER'.. COMPASS," by Mr. INCLEDON. Fed of Act U. a New 11. , 11.4 (composed by Mr. Shield, and song by has permission) called "THE GIRL OF Mt HF.ART," by Mr. INCLFDON. _ . End °ribs Commtv, a Ncw Mallet Dance, calleil THE WOODMEN OF THE ALPS. In whkh Mr. DUBOIS will (r,,, this Night only) introduce the celebrated IGO HORNPIPE, Blindfold in Wooden Sho.s. After whish, the New Mso , cid F.ntettainment of THE PARAGRAPH. The Music composed and selected by Mr. BIZ A 11 k M. The Characters by Mr. CLARIMONT, Mr. KLANERT, Mr FIELD, Mr MUNDEN, Mr. FAWCEET, Mr. PLANCHARD, BRAHAM, Mr. DAVENPOR I's Mr. EMLKY, Mn. DAVENPORT, Signora STORACE. In the counts of the Evenirce. the celebrated Ballad of SALLY IN OUR ALLEY, And a popular New Song (compose t by Mr. DO!) ealk4 "JUST LIKE LOVE," will be sting by Mr. JIRAHAM A Favourite New Comic Song, by Mr. EMERY. To which will be added (95th time) a New Faros us Too Ala, BE PARTICULAR AS TO THE HOUSE . _ YATENT - hi , .OSTEADS AND TABLES, SOFA BEDS, CHAIR BEDS, AND EVERY OTHER KIND, THE ORIGINAL HOUSE %ND INVENTOR. I/ IT fLE R's Fu War -nwma d ri I llint tl ory, h l phols . tery : and 14, hCabinet e tine-street. A large assortment of articles of the newe.t, neatest, and most ravon•Msical Faahlons, of well seasoned Ma tern's, and excellent Workmanship, with several laspross me,,ts BUTLER respectfully relict on the mood discernment of th e p u blic, that they will tee through the paltry devices :.nrt in sinuations opened to him and counterfeiting his articles. It is well known that BUTLF.It has two Patents, ode for Tables, the other lur Bedsteads; the principle of the first is applicable to almost all Kinds of Tables, and is allowed to be a great improomesent ; it renders 11,11 a more convenient for Ilann,s, mad much more portable. The principle of the Other is appli. cable to most kinds of Bedsteads, as Four Po-t, Tent, Sofa, and Chair Beds, which latter are singularly useful la Sickness, and etch, when shut up, maker a handsome piece of furniture for a Sitting-room, Dressing-room, &c. The Four Post anal Tent Body go together in all parts with brass, and arc fixed with much ease without the help of tools or tacks, or nails in the furniture, and are very portable. Particular kinder of the ab.,55, adapted fur nentlemen 04 the Army and Nasy, and ;got Climates, also portant,' Chairs, &c. BUTLER'S Patent Manufactures have been graciously patronised by the King, Queen, and kneel Family, rid he. mimed by orders from members of the Nobility aad Gon•r • and have been highly approved of to the E... 4 and West Ind'. s; the merit of Utz Articles has thm met with far unable eri enuregmeet, and for which be retions his grateful acknowl,lg menu, and cannot hut notice the kind f Keen of ceo, "Clefs, who fix up large Ssgtt Boaids, with BUT I.Eht's name inscribed, soh ch may help also to I note I,k Business, Of should it be designed otherwise, he, by the 1,•71111 ,, jom o r Providence, ma. 'mixtures and sells his Superior Fuur-post and other Berk, ex oelleat Oh.ing Tables and Cabinet Articles as above, namely, Catherine.street, eight Doors frees the Strand, a Brielc4nstit lima:, where he has constructed several Toes and Machine, Lir Working the as no, and has otherwise beea at cousider.ible expert: - • to ht ng t'irrin to that utility and degre, of nettles:Min at which tin/ now are. At the lame place ma:* be hod every art:cle foe completely Furnishing 149•P1e• t. il. For Lxportattou. IMPERIAL PARLIASIk.NT. HOUSE OF LOWS—Fa IDAT. Jews 1. The Earl of DORCIIESTER took the Oaths ail(' his seat. Three private bills were brought from the Com mons, and read the first time. Lord SHEFFIELD presented a petition from the Ship Owners, complaining of the suspension of the Navigation A&. His Lordship said, he would not then r...zer into details, because the petition prayed for an enquiry into this subjett ; and, on a future day, he should move for an investigation of the complaints of the pe,iti4.4l. He would only at pre sent say, that the very naming of the suspension of the navigation laws would be sufScient to express the importance of the question he purposed hereaf ter to submit to the House. He was alarmed, that their Lordships would feel with him, that they spul d not entertain too great a jealousy and anxiety re speeting that whirh formed .in important part of the whole fonndation of our national wealth, pro sperity, and power. The petition was ordered to lie on the table. Adjourr.ed to Tuesday next. called, RAISING THE. WIND, The Characters 14 Mr. LF.WIS, Mr. BIANCIPAD, Mr. SIMMONS, Mr. EMERY, Mr. ATKINS, Mr. ABBOT, Mr lI.AIt- I.M:Y, Mr. TRUMAN, Mn. DAVENPORT, Mrs. BE ERLY. T.kett and Pt a ee4 to be hada Mr. Brandon, at the Theatre . IN , James, Stiand and of Mr. EIL !grand. VICTUALLINGOIFIFICE, /vet 1, 1804. THE COMMISSIONERS for Pi!ladling His Majesty's Nary do herei, girt Naiee, Ow on FRIDAY, e' 2 29th instant, they will be newly to rereiit Tenders in Writing 1 *( 2 ' 64 no), and treat far the supply of what Sea P* 6 1 , 4 101 4 trds Beef, and rirginia I.raf nbarea, may be rty.l.reel for mat 4' His Majesty's Ship alai Vessel, at the Ishuids J 0.1.11 . 1 .11 ad Nap Prawd eiwe , p r T a nta, Alapaha co sing, fl oat the Olilobtr view, and fair thee 1t4411 Su Ifewha nettre shiU be Viers either for the tersitioutt.ele thereLf: And .'e Joe rR rtittnia Leaf Tuba( cc shalt be roomed far the "pi'l'l 14 . 1 M• 111110 s44ls and reacts at the limit of Ittn ',actors, 1114 Mall, rid Trwidal,pr the like abrasion. The 'flair pep 1 ° 1, 14 be by Bites payable rids Interest, ninety Der otter data 7. ‘ 2 Conant.** the Contrecte Posy bt seen et the Se,:ret.iri's 4,4.5. /14 wd ht:fi h t. me i . Tender, in trhiA the Pries 066'1 " 'eh fl'or :s nattt., es tiro :I lust it delivered 6"" awed, berm? t,Att s'i lot. wt the the 49tia :net. .44.811' she Parlor voA mtke• toe tend, r, .111/1e AVINNI eY eY 94 0. ..tif to relied ear. Sir Wil l 4 " 1 ep 464 0 . , 1•10 ere', . g .,t r . ti, ' aP,s, "f . ' ir '4O a *4 e.pniper W 6 FASHIONABLE soor AND SHOE MANUFACTORY. ROWN and COWAN (from Mr. Hoby's*,, at .1.1 l their S c acions Warehouse, No ;Al Strand, one den from Ca:lit:nue btr.vt, have ...mot nuly nu Sale au Extensive Assortment of neat 14 xrrs and SHOES, which being inatiu fsaiired under their immediate inspeehon, prevarne they will be hiumi, in point of Parloon, Durability, rid Fitting, equal to those Bespoke at any other Howe in London ; and in con• sequence of a quick Srle, and receiving premut Payment,-are rtiableti to aubinit them at the uirderuated very reduced Prices : I. s. d. Calf Skin Hessian an• 44 - I 12 0 Spanish Leatherdima . • 1 14 0 Sack Strap Jocket - - - • 1 13 0 Ditto Military - - - - - 1 13 0 Ditto Three•quarten. , l . - 1 12 0 Conluesn Bomb ----- 1 3 0 Walking Shoes - - - - 0 9 It Strang ditto ditto - • - 0 9 6 . Drees Shoes and Pumps - - - 0 10 0 „. Spanish Leather ditto ditto - 010 6 N. B. Cuuntry Lanett (post paid) duly intruded to. Just published, in Three Volumes, large R. 1 1 ,41 Octiss• , , price Three Pounds Eight Shillings in hoards, THE BRITISH DRAMA ; corapreh , nd;ng (with the excep!iort of Shaltlyeare) the best Pia, in t!.e English Language. N. h. This Work s comprising near 150 Tragedies, Come. dies, Operas, and Farces k this Co Vulume Comedic', third O t wras and Farces), is prl•itesl Nish a new and clear letter, on tine wire paper; the whole esi:air..ng 2,700 pages in double columns. A Vignette, from Desipis by Smirke and Howard, will cm• hellish the Title Pages. 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TMe Dry is :ts ieo pries- Ga. smog, Ple-AVI , of rot being No W. fur Juau, to 04, or a New Scrim of riNHE LAW JOURNAL. This Work will be I continued Monthly, upon an improved Pita. By J. P. SMITH, £sq. Of Gray's Inn, Barrister at Law. _ _ This Number contains the Report, in the MAO Benc% in I i glary Term—.‘bstradi of Now Aas—Account andAnalysie of New Law COPITUIIiCatIONI—Ltio of Sir Joint Hat, Lord Chef Justice of the ki..g•s rapt., Sic: - - Published by W. Clarks and Sons, Perter.il•street, Vac°ln's Inn • tii whom Conunuoicatioin for the Editvr+ may be ad. dr.n;ad, Pait paid. Of whom also nuy be bad, the kraut s Numbers. HOUSF of COMMONS. Sir JOHN NEWPORT brought up the report of the Bill for the Relief of thrsPoor, Aged, and In firm Ideate, &c. in Irelandd.-,Ord.•red to be printed. Mr. WILBERFORCE presented a Petition from the Debtors confined in the county grot of Yoik, praying relief —Ordeted to lie on the table. Sir JOHN ANDERSON brought up a 8,11 for establishing a tree Cal lilArket in the City of Lon don.—Read a first time. On the tnitinn or Mr. Br No, the St. 'Martin's Burial Ground Bill we's read a shoadlialls, and re ferred w a sidea COlni (PRICE SIRPENCE. On the motion of Mr. STURGESS BOURNE, sli order was made for the House to adjourn, at its rising, to Tuesday next. The Irish Annual Accounts ProduCtion Bill was toad a third time and passed. Colonel LONGFIELD presented a Petition from the bakers of Cork, B rayin g for a better regu. lotion of the assize, of bread in that city. Or. dered to lit on the table. Sir Cji'AftLES BUNBURY moved, that the repdit bt the Cora Committee be taken into further . conicieratial ca Friday next. . . . Mr. PATTF.SON said, hp thought the r would . s . le considered this dav h, and he wielded know v.lll 41_vas to be put int ? Sir C. BUNBURY said, it was not necessary to stet the reasons, bet it was extremely desirable that thefurther Consideration should be deferred for some tittle longer. e'. a Colonel BAGWELL wished to know whether it scas; intended to make any , alteration in the Corn of Ireland ? it Member, whose name tee coald not learn, said. that so far from there teing any ir.tention to impede 1 the curn.trade of laeland, there was every wish to give it the utmost facility. The motion of Sir Chatlef Banbury was them alerted to. . Mr. WiLI3ERFOP.CF. brought up a Bill for abolishing the African Slave Trade, after a time to be limited. The Bill was read a frtt, ordered to be read a second time on ThursJa) ne;..t, and to be pi inted. Mr. Owen, from the India House, presented, certain accounts at the Bar. And an ceder was made, that the accounts presented by Mr. Owen on the "4th of April be rioted. Oa the motion i f Lord MA RSHAM, the Slid. dlesex Eleaion Committee obtained leave to adjoursai to Tuesday next. . , The second reading of the Attorneys' Ir.derrtnirr Bill was put offto 1 tiesday. .1 • The Comniittees of Supply and Wads and hle.ins were postponed to Wednesday. Adjourned VW TtteStiey. 4 fe . . • ' YUREIGN IN'lll LIGENCE. . • ~... . . . • . . I ... tißOtil THE PARIS lapses ORGANIC ‘i . . NA, --::a CONSU'-i i EXTRACTED FROM THE ItEO.STERS of T , •. .7 ! ,... varrer sen•te,rtottat, YEA!! I'. a' s The Conservative Senate, assembled to s! - 'ns-. ber of Members prescribed by the 110th r• •• :i :-.* the Censtitnti'n, having seen ilf frjeCt o !.. b..•.. newt Cunsultum drawn up, ace/ruing to Ow, ."•:, s article of • the organic Senatoc CanstiltUOl. .• t. •.i. Thettniddr I6Ch,, veal' 10, and after having) _n5....„,.' do the motives of the - Tatd priljeet, thelte - 7 1 1 • . Government, and the report of its Special Coe .- sion, nominated in the siting hi the 26th rr • ' ; Month. and having deliberated on the adopt; ' it to the number of voices reser - bed by the 5..• h article of the organic Benatus C0n....1t,im of Ike 16th of Thermidor, year 10, decrees as follows: TITLE I. • A. 5 T. The Government .4. ~.. Republic shalt hirentn - r. 1 to art Eml ere:, who assumes the title of Lats.:tor ... • - Fre icn.--Ji -tire shall be administered in the ammo • : . ~• Eropeow by OtEcers wisom he shall appoint. 2 Napoleon Bonaparte, now First Consul of the Rr .au , , shall be Emperor of the French. TITLE lI.—OF HEREDITAMENT. . 1 3. The imperial d gnity is liereditan, in the d met; tt .m. rah, and legitimar. , iincart of Napoleon Bonmarte, f•doi tr tie/ to male, by ord , r of primogeniture, and to the pet:, 1,54 '‘ s , elusion elf tamales, and th .or descent. 4. Napoleon genapatte may adopt the chi!dre - 1 .- . .. children of his brothers, provided they bare art • •••4 age of eighteen year; complete, and that he hi• - • -- ... , male hem at the time of adoption. Ms adopt» - s n! ... : ‘ Into the line of les dime deteetit. If tie h...saity ,•• : t i•liitted posterior to adoption, his adopted sons can sue • ,, t efi'y'ripw 4; the natural and legitimate descendants Ado, •,,,;, i-m• V dieted to the successors of Naisol...sa Bonaparte, Ih.thtseit ' d escen d ants. • r I . S. Failing a natural or legitimate hell-, n alsht., l hlr • Napoleon Bonaparte, the imperial &pity .• • t 0.-..?it•ie to E •1. tiobe conferred on Joseph Donavan , and I - r, •to-i! arid I .•t taste descenilsow, in the order of pen, ••litnie, t 5 thi I.'. petnal entin.ion of fiewile•iand their do- •T.tair•ts: As r 6. Failing Joseph Rualaparte and ho leil. ' , ...ea1f1111, the 111 1" inwerial dignity shall :ea •I‘e ti md be ': • • -- 1 ••• r,,06 Wet Torte and his natural Met • - ate .! . • ttdi o-der of primogeniture, from ~ ••• male, a. : ',.. •••••• • ••-• •tarsi exclusion of females and their di .c t.,_ • i 7 Failing a natural and legitimate heir, ,r arl,,,ted h..., or NAIN•le0:1 Bona;iatte, failing a n,rit•al or legitimate lir•ir ••r y. mph Bonaparte and his ma', de.c...nilants, of Louis P - i•iii:•••ariti and his male descendants, an oNseie Senatus Consult.: • , ;it* teased to the Senate by the tMil'am,s of the great digini, • -* Of the einione, and submitml fu the acceptance of the peunki, shad nominate the Emperor, and regulate in his ramie*. Or e iltr of heo•ditammit, from i.iale to male, to the penietua! els_ elusion of females and of their descendant 8. Until the moment of the election of the new E.nperrf, the albite of ine st.i • shall be rove:tied by the Ministet.., n. : .. ~ shall form in Cou., tli the mit, and Vf4., shall deliii,e a •.„, ' by a minority of rb , cee. Q emre seeretary of Slate shall kia.,• a . 1 . Jimnial of the deliberations. I TITLE 111,—.0F Tilt IIIiERIAL FAMILY. 9. The Members of the Imperial Fuller, to the order of Iteeed:tatwent, shall bear the title of French Protege. The eldest son of the Emperor shalt be styled Imperial Prince. 10. The mode of eduenym for the French rtiuees shdl be regulated by a sellties Com:unary. 11. They are members of the Senate and of the Connell of State, when they have attained to their eiglitee•oh ve.r. if. They cannot mat— witho-a• the consent of ilia Empere. Toe manage of* French Prince, without the consent of the Emperor, ineuell the prisrltion of 311 right of inheritance both firth , ' indivAnsl who has cmitiseted it, and fur his desert:dant.. 13. Time acts wine% airiest •the birth, the marriages, and deaths of .N:eanbeot .4 the liw,a.nal Family, shall be trans mitted, by order from the Frupentr, to the Senate ' wit , . shall "Tier theist to he inscribed ;it their foutnals, and depos.ted among their archives. 14. Napoleon P•scapatte shall atata.th. by statutes to which his tut:moors are hound to conform, les. The duties of the indorldusls of botn seam, who are members of the lineerial Fa mily, t iward. the Emperor. :d, An urpnisatmon of the los pe•ial Palace, ersatermal) y so the dignity of the grandeur of the natinn. . IS. The civil list ternains regulated in the game Was by the Is. and 4th articles of the d ec ree of M The 01 , 7teell init::ll and 1. , 111.4 Bonaparte, at younger Mound end legiturste sons of the b.l tale throne, and tame manner as it ,f May 26, 1791. a. alai in fur. t. r Losycrer, 414 1 b. 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