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, . A j I 1 . ____ . . . NUMBER 4831. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1818. PE/CE SEVEN-P . . >-. . . - Imormi...made FOR THE BENEFIT OP MISS KELLY, BRITISH GALLERY, PA 1.1... M A LL. PUBLIC MONUMENT • speech the paper current Hear, brae. vast a fide, their rights wereitt'vntlerl, ' Aod the lag oleo hot one of her Engagement. pins GALLERY. with it SELECTION of THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY.LAN E. IL the moat celebrated Work% of the Italian. Spanish, TO TIIE MEMORY OF THE LATE LAMENTED Irreg.% /—The Bill possibly might not be effectual, PRINCESS CHARLOTTE OF WALES AND SAXE of all Act of Parliament but it produced at least some advantage, which yet the 'Parrett were ref, THIS PRESENT EVENING. WEDNES- Flemish, and Dioch School*, IS OPEN every day from COBURG. --- Ought not to he rejected. It was but just to defence et the bar of the ' DAY, Sone 3, ISIS, their Majesties' Servants will per- Niue iu the Morning until Si. iu the Evening. . The Cenotepli Committee, after materely considering the eqoalise the punishment between the buyers and the form Col smais'a.o pen .of Admittance h—Catalogrirs Is. various cointonnicatione they have received, sod in confor- count, who was so well INKLE AND YARICO. By Order, seller., for it could not Ke denied that if it was a be aware, Om "thi„6,, hide, Mr. Penley; Sir Christopher Carry, Mr. Dorton; JOHN YOUNO. Kerrie?• wily with what they hs*e real" to brhete is the wicil c.itne to sell, it was no less •• crime to porcluste.— counsel rigging a p of the Public, beg leave to state that it is their intention, i.ajr , 17 rinsitt CaMpley, with additional Sone*. Mr. Pane (ht. Slat TH EATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LA NE. shoahl their fiords he adequate, to construct the promoted f "ear..: and yet he now ob 7 and only •ppearanee this season); Trudge, Mr. Bailey. NOTICK to hereby wive... that .. GENE!: .1 I. Temple of the Cenotaph un • male inefficiently extensive to The LORD CHANCELLO It said, that he should lion, beCtllhe, f. Yarien, Slim Kelly; Naming, Miss Cubitt . ITowski, Mrs. admit tif its heing appropriated to the purposes of Divine will hold his assent from the preseut Bill, because debated. But bland ; and Party. Mrs. Alsop. ASSEMBLY of the pnorn I E row:, NEW End of the Opera. Miss Tree, and Mr. St. Albin (from the Worship, and comnitaled • Free Claret, RENTERS. mad CON of thia THE Vll. Theatre-Royal. Dublin) will deuce the Mirmet de la Courl will be Leal Mt MONDAY NEXT, the oth 311.011111 i. at (Fur the Committee) fumed ohjeet 44 equal:till?, the punishment when entering's., mud Matsui Gavotte. I Eleven for Twel BEN). BOTCH, Jun. ve o'clock, to tke Grand Saloon of dmthe otfriow was similar. 11.., however, fully ucquis the:,- l.ur Theatre, to receive the Report of their Committee. After which, the Comic Drama of eared in the principle, that the buyer should he debater' THE THREE ANII THE DEUCE. The Chair to be taken at Twelve preciaely, Janet, ISIS. C. IV. WARD, Secretary. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. puoishrel equally with the seller. It toot tares oliipm lustier Toerbit. Mr. Genie; Mr. Milf•rd, Mr. Care; (luridly lieppencil lo hutsn lit hit Morning walks ''r Peregrine Single, Mr. Ellision! Prelim.. Single, Mr. El. VAUXHALL GARDENS. B tNKRUPTCY CNLARGED. about his country residence, to see poachers killing listen!! Percival Single, Mr. Ellidon!!! Humphrey Grimily, Under tbe Patronage of his Royal Highness the John &may Riling, .4 Wapping. all Mr Weary *---• -- -'---- ----• me' partridges and pheasants on his property, but he Mr Haiti; Frank, Mr. (Worry; Ithelloggen, Mr. Mar- PRINCE REGENT. chant, firm. June '2 to Jane 43, at ten, at Guildhall, London. shall; Renard, Mr. Fisher. Emily, Mies Boyce; Phew, lIE Public tire reSpert hilly I.lforiorti. thrive BANKRUPTCIF.S SUPERSEDED. to err felt himself very miry tat this Vlollltloll of hill Min Cooke; Tafflise. Mrs. Bland. T Garderoi will OPEN fur the SEASON, ois MONDAY William Shout, ..f Lime.street Lon& cad of Jodsl- right*, anti he retold not help PG.-cling on the par Ti. which will be added, the popular Farce (in one Act) NEXT, JUNE a . elm when will Ire presented n variety of street, 5h.,,n,,,„,, I, As• ' u• aibility, that he himself might have chute the Inc or ameare. olilleseet 'merchant. called splendid awl Novel Estcrtaissiesits, further Particodirs of Lao Rourke, of the Ship mad Star, Rosemary-lane, hail it 4,lrmed Heaven to place hien iii the bar WANTED, A GOVERNESS. whole will be duly repressed. 3liddkeea, victualler. tiietiou in Ire as the poacher. lf, however. Mr. Rusty (first time), Mr. Harley. Lucy Dashwood, B IN/ERUPTS. nt- Miss Kelly. Under the immediate Patronage of their Royal Highortmes Oroll:t Peacock, of Al Ir..gate..irect. London, baker, to llemati in the miohl The Doers open at Sia o'Clock. The Performance to the DVS E and DUCHESS of CUM IiF.RIA ND, and the surrender, Jour 8. Is. and July 14, at eleven, at Guildh 111. game so killed, he iu•Itooll wee 1 to purr should consider such begin at Sereb. DUKE and DUCHESS uf CAMBRIDGE. Roma toil Tirkrll to be had of Mies Kelly, No. tt , Hen- KING'S -_ _ _. __ _ /-MV.I mt... uRg.4T CoNCPRT ROOM. siAll4l.ll74l.Bl;efltt.r. SPlllichael, Nowth-Frelt-Chentheee. Thread. more criminal thou the tioachrr, haviti, coot aged him to commit the Mfr. tietta.street. Coyest-garden; and of Mr. Spring, Rotunda, Brydes-atreet, from Ten till Four. SIGNORA CORR! most resprelfilllC tillorMi Thomas Shillito, late of Doncaster, innkeeper, to for. could be induced to send the pm. r_e_.,•der, June 19, at .ox, 20, at ten, at the New _Angel lon, tr r (7.... I, he should ferl very hi. the Nubility and Gentry. that her BENI:PIT. coN- Ih greasier. mot July 1•1, •1 ten. at the Castle of Turk. At. • THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA, STRAND. CERT will take place ow MONDAY. the 15th of June, .i. . Si „.... .. ~. ,. ‘. Hine sending with him the THE LAST EIGHT NIGHTS. MIS . ior ps. mi. iv iiitam Moi tut imam., Doncaster; en i . ir. petit:hotted the fruits of 0 Principal. Vocal_ Performers—Madame Fodor, 11.• Sal. Henry Blakelork, Serjesalldsin Fleet-street, London. 11 N consequence of the brilliont success which" • William Nevison, of North-SI:WM., draper, to surrender, though lie were of the 13 M. contiesses to attend SIR. MATHEWS'S Entertsimeents, =lt ,t. vriliiiitrirafiCaurrri, Miss R. Corsi. and Mir. Si.erlien. , big. Joine 24, 25, at eleven, and July 11, at eight, •t the Corn Meat% hear.) Oa, Nateli, Authrogriti, It. coos, Uprise/gni, The E. 41 I of Lim FS' he will her. the honour to prolong them as above an sod Mr. Brsib mu 1'1" /1"1". ilowsr.l-start, Nur.h.Shiehls. Attorney., Cooassiazdr,s7r,hriedheils ot*ihenlirtec:tormapipbroleupehirii;lnspor"wi,h,rilsitthihrey Concerto nee Dirsinsse. k Moral. and M...• Morel will playa Mr Richard 11 irk. r. North Shit Ids; and MMUS. litubiKSOU E4ll BATIMBST # .....__,,1,0r roon. the ILlairip,. and Piano Turn . ." . . theSumicer woreilder, hone 24, 25. at 'lrmo, at the Sermons house, Idled pe aln r vesper:trolly informed, that they will find MR. MATHEWS Fri.tc.!!.*.." ' Twe."*. ' the uler ' Ran't. . .. tralp field, and July 14, at eleven, at the Castle ollYrork. The E .r 1 of was tni•takee A f nom Eon Mondays, Tuesdays, Thoradays, rod Satter- .sins7d Footwear: twei ereett.llo accuturuodate parties of Attorneya, Mr Rylah, of Dewsbury; and Messrs. Wigles. dare. far tlw remaining nights (lir inc positively the het cis A ool'eseuptinitria worth 41.11 Croaky, Giay stuns(plare, 1.011/1011. to full, rennested to he mad. toi an rtf tiara of his appearance its London until next Year). chew #.• ••1 . 41 „are,,44". et • ' ~. - %..1111111 I COllk Ind Edwiril Curing, late of Little the tercet. such rlie I he will have she honour of preventing his Vititure with an ''''ltho,Pt_t, "en. 48. uu1•i"h4.9.1....e; or et the Sire ..t the . ' Loorlosanl.Fird•le, Ili•ldlrweit. upholdr re, to surrender, Juue liattertmistoeut. called MAIL.COACH ADV ENI V ItE3, • ale! s liteJltr. Tickets of admissi . on 10. Rai. each to be LA las ahnve. B, IC loud July 14, at eleven, at Goihthall, London. At. Chief it, , , Ike. 3<c. an EXPERIMENTAL LECTURI: tau YEN-tunitY. Me. Woo raid, Chu reh- who, Fe u. hot rch-st 1 eel . plaim Doors opened at Sworn, and We Colter rt to commence :it TN I LOQUY, ne.l 'NOTATIONS. Eight. ( Dieideadt awl evtificater to morrow.) Ode Doors so h. °prowl at Seven, and the Performance to . berm At Eight o'Clock. TO THE NOBILITY, GENII:It, ett:tte.v. AND - I,' Boars 50. Pit 3.. Lower Gallery tr. Upper Gallery 1.. FREEHOLDERS, or TILE COUNTY or RED- IMP E. It IA L PARLIAMENT. Rem.% Miss, and Previte Bows may It take,, of Mr FOR I) Meremon, at the 1101.01fiee. Strand Entrance, from 10 GENTLVMIN, ___........—__ tall 4; awl at Feartnan's Library, 170, New Bond-street, HI .11. INO beard that it CRIIVKAS lel., It. rit made HOUSE OF LORDS, TIBUDAY, Just 2. - opposite Burlinztue•gardests iii "'me Ports of the County im farom- of Colonel • TibuliAltosoN, GoomucK. iiiiii 1.0. Osborn, I lose no lime in declaring my iirt.iittou to otl:r Lord 110,ttants meowed • Petition from the myself again to your choice wh a drsho:ntr,•o. a P.ir_ Borth of I rrilt. in Meollan.l, pra)iug fur a rrfor .. IL r.perirony serail., their Friend., that the NEW buses, shill take place. mule of el. eting a Represmt olive ht Parliamee LOTTERY eninmetices Drsrsiel TO.MORROW; and Durtog the time I have had the honour to represent you, the icalitutiuti of it. ehirtere.l ri:chts.—Laid o' they are happy in amvetineing that the Sebeme has heeu I have euderwoored to rapport the prairmias of Civil and HAIN AULT FOREST formed the same Plan all the niat, with. however, so ftme ..e..e. i loss Liberty, as essatiludime by our aneestors at the On the motion of the Cast of Loitkpur us Improvenseuts, which R. G. mid Co. strongly reemeamend glorious epoch of the Itivolotion, suit I trust I have June Purest Dill was aritlidiawii. to imblic mow. my Lest to promote every thing eoliiieeted ...Lis the viva. ACCOUNTS. There are 107 Capitals, being ennsigerably more them M the rutty of the County Me. Philips presented Acc,imits e late Lottery, and 4,000 Tickets lilts than Imo. 1 sus, Gemleasen. with sincere attselonet.f, of the Royal Military Canal so the There are Three Primo of £lO,OOO Year faithful Friend and Servant, boost K. Ana 61 of £3,000, £5.000, 11.01.0. Er. Arlin tea-sleet June 2, ISIS. TAVINIoEK. Mr-Johnson, from the uffie, Resides a laree Proportion of £4OO, £lOO, ke. he. -- Adventorrrs before the First Day have adroutagm not to CUSTOM HOUSE, LONDON, MAY 27, 1414. Eliscam /3 Pr of the Pour 1.• Ir he iititahsed aner wards, as the first TWENTY Prises draws. N'° l' ICE CO PAWN MU/Kt.:n.4. -Wio.ress the lonl,•. wilt hare each If 1.000 in addition. it has of late herrn the frequent practice with permois MESSAGE F' NICHARDSON, GOODLCCK. and CO. have for more concerned to iteattathoit pruhibited sod unfits, ..... p.l groo.:#l, Mr. fiKooDin mod than 40 years rely lamely participated to the public favour, . _. to outer to prevent 11w *lame thereof, to ple.lce the same hrotight up du Abs.' and have WI doubt that their Frienda will thitak of them "a with the various Pawnbroker, 11:1 L. 1114011, of arlueli •Imeirp. Irish fishery Pr. r# the present ..ccsiiiirs.—A great variety of Nrimlrees will be lion of roods mortal seleures hart bee., lately mail,. It The Educator always Lrund on Sale, at their ouquistiouably fortunate has been therefore thought necessary to item,. 11,, pull e anal passed. ()axes, notice to Pawatealtere, continuing them against taltiug in 111,11.K.SUVLO111011, CORltltt.t, pledge say .uretgia good., that are new en.l liable to the pay- The (s and faring the Gate of the K 11110.2.1112219. CUAILIVO-CKOIIII. of . . „ . . , Metal ,tours, ;mess Tony 'atoned that the duties have "ow where every description of Husioess is the Public Funds is ....paid , _ men torero'. ;tar any prohibited goads, as 81/01 etuoir. tier . follifulle executed. if seized, will Ire p...rciiii.il to COMIC ..... anon. according ' TO-MORROW, to law. By Or. trot the Comminooners, GEORGE DELAVAUD, Secretary. Ii .C 1,009 per (Minute. £40,000, £23,0041, or 112,000 TO LA DI ES A N D GENTLEMEN GOING TO 'MA V LL, For the toh-drawa Ptize abore £l,OOO. OR REMUENT IN WARM CLIMATES. -her. 1;0 X respectfully sidornis thew, OA ' HAZ A RI) & Co. . G. PATENT HAIR GA 11BROON is partici CONTRACTORS' SCHEME, adapted for each persons, for it is exceedingly loot Formed on the Basis of dietributing and potable, mail if made up properly, will repel 107 CAPITAL PRIZES violent rains, and dry immediately after. It is AMONG soveuvuitrus. Travelling Cloaks, Chasse Coati, Officers' Cl. TO-31011RO1V nien's Fashioriabl.. Sl..riiing Walking 01 Jackets,Trowsers, Breeches sod Gaiters. 'Pr The First 20 Prizes will have £'20,000 purchased of the Patentee, G. Fox, 48, K. tQUALLY DIVIDED. garden, anti to prevent imposition, the TO-NIORROW tau varruits parts of the back with big r The First 500 Blinks will have £7,500 N.B. Patterns may beams at all' EQUALLY RIVIDED. EI.ECTION If you buy • Ticket or a Share before This day is pohli.herl, Ise V TO-MORROW, A PRACTICAL A IV YOU WILL HAVE THE CHANCE OF a.-A. 'PION LASV from 1) 3 Prizes of .C 20,000 I. adapted par. icularly to t' 4 itslEes of £3,000 and J:2.000 I. dilates, and Elinor... 41) Prize* of £l,OOO ! Hutt £500! By JOHN D' um.h.: Print, fir) Prizes sir £3OO ! and .L. 200 ! sellers, Portugal 2,b91i Prizes of £lOO, .C3O, &e. &C. Of we The Sixth-drawn Prim above £l,OOO must be A Collect, .1:-12,000, £23,000. or £40,000. Comity an' By hill/ ...... Tickets and Shares are selling by HAZARD and Co. Con. VaAcTiots, at their very old Otter, No. 03, Ito Vat. St. r Cu/11/17r, la.orloo (established upwarils of 100 years), who 1, Sold and Shared F;re Prizes of £20.000 in the Last Year's Lotteries, and Capitals in former Lotteries amomiting 1.. M I LL lONS. N. n —Lid Lottery Tickets rose to CM. owl Sir' in 411 !Wiling*. This Lottery has MOUE CAI' \ reins 4,11040 LENS TICKNTS, yet the Pris 1 S:l9 loi Air a Tiede!, and 27 Siiiiiieys fur if you buy b•fore TO-NIOIIROW. TO-MORROW TWENTY ONE THOUSAND I' MUST ft INKAV fo the First Tires, I fa J. Sll EWRIIIII" ft. • ing they bad the r 14.20 ii, Cllr F tr%t r I f,..7 lit), the Las' and have iu have the pt 107 C' 1.1 thy tomtit Lott . The first 9.r 'lire lost ' 'll. r Tick, i LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1818. NUMBER 4831. PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. FOR TUE BENEFIT OF NIBS KELLY, Aod the I,qt night hot one of her &covalent. THE ATP ROYAL_ DRURY.LAN E. BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-NIALL. PHIS GALLERY, w4tlt a SKLEITI'IIIV elf the moat celebrated Work% of the !Wien, Spanish, Flemish. and Dutch School*, 13 OPEN every dal fruat Niue iu the Morning until mix its the Evening. Admittance le —Calalngnes la. Rs Order, !t►NN YOI I NU. 11.181.1 e MONU:►PENT proms P E KEsNT Ei'ENIN(;. WEDNES• DAT, Jon. 3, ISIS, their Majesties' &mots will per form ColsamisOliers of INKLE AND Y A ItICO. !nide, Mr. Peaky; Mr Christopher Corry, IT,. DOWien: fgplaisi Cantigley, with additional Songs. Nr. PY"e (his fist and only •ppearatiee this season); Trudge, Sr. Kegley. 'noir°, Miss Kelly; Northam, Miss Cobitt ; ‘Vow.lii, Mrs. Bland ; and Party, Mrs. Alsop. End of the Opera, Miss Tree, and Mr. fit. Albin (from the Theggire-Rnyal. Dublin) will donee the Minuet de la Cour cud Vesta his Gavotte. TO THE MEMORY OF THE LATE LAMENTED PRINCESS CHARLOTTE OF WALES AND SAXE COBCRG. The cenotaph Committee, after oestnerly considering the various ruttemnnicatiu•s they have received, and in confor unity with what they have reason to believe is the wish of the Public. beg leave to state that it is their intention, shu•ld their fonds he etlequate, to construct the proposed Temple of the Cenotaph un • scale anffleiently ettenaive to admit of its heing appropriated to the purposes of Divine Worship, and cuuslit•ted • free Charr b. (For the Cut•tnittee) BENJ. ROTCH, Jan. After which, the Conic Drawn of THE THREE AND THE DEUCE. Janice Toerbit. Mr. Genie; Mr. Milford, Mr. Carr Peregrine !timer, Mr. Vision! Prrtionit Solgle, Mr. til listen!! Prrdval Single, Mr. Ellinon!!! Humphrey Mr Mosley; Frank, Mr. 041serry ; Merangen, Mr. Mar. shall; Renard, Mr. Fisher. Emily, Mire Boyce; Mahe, Min Cooke; Tease, Mr.. Bland. To ,huh will be adds.!, the popular Farce (in owe Act) called WANTED, A -- iii)VEItNESS. Mr. Rnaty (first time), Mr. Harley. Lary Dashwood, Moss Kelly. The Duero open at Sin uViock. The Performance to brgoi at Seem. Mixes mid Tiekett to be had of Mies Kelly, No. 0, Hen tirtti.strret, Covent-garden; and of Mr. Spring, Rotunda, 11Irv:es-street, from Teo till Foor. THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA, STRAND. THE LAST EIGHT NIGHTS. N enimegnence iii the brilliant .uccese which eonrilllleS to attend )SB. MATHEWS'S Entert imeents, he will have the honour to prolong them as *hove &n -women!, which is the latest possible period to which they et* be ememleft, oaring to the approaehing opening of the English Opera Tic the &MAW &MINNS, and to his numerour esserlemen is its various parts of the kingdom. The public are respectfolly informed, that they will nod MR. MATHEWS A r iinitE on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thurailays, and Satur day*, for the remaining nights (Is in pooitively the last Mira of his appearance its until next year). whew he will lease the honour of presenting his Visitor. with an Entermininent. caller, MAIL-COACH AIW ENI Vit F 3; &r. an EXPERIMENTAL LECTURE VEN TRILOQUY. ami 'NOTATIONS. Dons In be opened at Senn, and the Performance to hero AI Eight o'Cluelt- Buses Sr. Pit 3s. Lower Gallery 4s. Upper Gallery Is. Rotes. Mom, and Private Bases may It taken of Mr Mevenion, at the Box-Olfice„ Strand Entrance, from 10 MI 4 ; 4,• , 1 at Fearman's Library, 170, New Bond-street, opposite Burlinztuu•gartlvets Ric(lAitt)soN. Gool)LucK , uto co. " o crifully.,,,ii, their Fs tends, that the NEW LOTTERY commeures Draain TO.3IORROW ; and they are happy in annuuneing that the &dome has been formed us the sante Plan Re the list, with, however, some Imptoreeuents, which R. (i. sad Co. strongly reenototend to ',oldie Hotter. There are 107 Capitals, bring ennaiderably Inoue than is the late Lottery, and 4,000 Tickets fists than last. There are Three Prises of 1 10,000 And 61 of f 3,000, t;,1100, t 1014. Ice. Resides a (seer Proportion of ttoo, £lOO, he. he. A.frealarera !before the First Day have ailiessiages not to he obtained aner wards, as the first TWENTY Prises draws, wilt have rich f 1.00(1 in addition. NICHARDSO,2, GettI)LUCK, and CO. have for more than to years rely largely partiripairil iu the public favour, snJ have uu doubt that their rriesola will think of threw "is the prevent iieea‘iiiti.—A 'treat variety of Nistaliery will be always ton al 1.111 Sale, at their unqaistiouably fortunate UtEces, Coll4lllf.t. And faring the Gate of the K111104.111V.W9. CUAIIIVO-CROIIII, where every ilevcription of Business in abs Public Funds is ',mewed. TO-MOH It ()W, £1,009 I NT Nlatoute. €40,000, €23,006, or €22,000 For the toh-drawa Plize abore HAZARD & CONTRACTORS* SCHEME, Formed on the Bash ur tlitrihating 107 CAPITAL PRIZES AMONG aDvtwruitrus. TO-MORROW The First 20 Prizes will have £20,000 EQUALLY DIVIDED. • TO-MORROW The First 500 Bt►okr will have £7,500 EQUALLY RIVIDED. If you boy a Ticket or 4 Share before TO-MORROW, YOU WILL HAVE THE CHANCE OF 3 Prizes of .C 20.000! 4 Prize, of £3,000 and £2.000! 40 Prize* of .C(,000 ! and £500! in) Pilaw* ..r £300! and .L. 200! 2,694 i Prize. of £lOO, £3O, &c. The Sixth-drawn Prise above £l,OOO must be .C-It,ooo. £23,000. or £40,000. Tlckeht sod Shams are selling by 11.47.,1R n and Cn. Cog. TBACToIis, at their very old Office, No. 113, ROYAL ET cIiANG Losidou (ettablisbul upwards of 100 rani) e vas, fiuhl and Massed F;re Prizes of £'20.0010 in the Last Vtar's Lotteries, and Capitals in former Lotteries smomitinc In MILLIONS. N. R —Litt Letter" Tickets rat to CM. and Sixteenths •-• -••- to 411 ..tkillings. TAT* Lotter, has 1,01(E PIT.ILV \ with 4,40040 L ENC yet the Pelee if omtg 1 119 loi Ai. a Tiede!, sad 27 SlatrAgs fur s Sixteenth, ij you buy Vat T.").:11011 HO W. To-110R Row, TwtxTr ONE THOPSAND POUND PRIZES SUIT lit INIRAWS. ls the Fi►rt Treaty Minutes, at J. St EWItIGII pleasure iu slat • ing bad the guod (whine to sell 24.-Inti. tile Ftrnt L. 30,000 ever drawn, IS. Litt, the Last L. 30,000 veer drown. and Lop.. to hare the plezeure of dividioe a treat Not of the 197 CAPITAL I'ItIZES! - - thy inrscitt L.Urry among thux Nhu may Isonuor them - 111..ir COlllllll3llllll. ToN101( It( )W, 1 P 112.• w ill have ClO,OOO et:twiny oli•iJed, •Ilic 18.'1 400 HI st ill hate 7,500 Tho S.xtil..!rawti I 9 iZr dbuvc t l , OOO a"'" 1 w 411.11(1i), L. .11,01111. ur L." 2 41 0 0 .114 . 4 AA Slaw , * An. NOM: at J. it J. SIVEMBIGIITS Ohl Establlol6,l affirm No 37. Om s Li., I 3s, H•YIMAIIIE T o 11, 61. 1 11y14)1, 141, Ozrunu tT, THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LAN E. NOTICE to herrby thst GENEII .1 1. AttEM OILY of the pnorit I E rous, NEW RENTER/I. sad I:ONO-HOLDERS of thia TtiE will be held nit MONDAY NEXT, the Otto us taut, at Eleven for Twelve in the Grand Saloon of the Theatre, to receive the Report of their Committee. The Chair to be taken at Teeter prerieely, Jane I, 1818. C. W. WARD, Seeretarr. VAUXHALL GARDENS. Under the Patronage of his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT. T IIE Public life reSpeCIIIIIIV iufortnril. them. Darden* will OPEN fur the SEASON. 011 MONDAY NEXT, JUNE Sils. when will be presented s variety of spiehikd and Novel Estcrtaisobents, further Name ars of what is will be ditly expressed. TO THE NOBILITY, GENII:It, etl:ltt:V, AND FREEHOLDERS, OF THE COUNTY t) f BED IIID AVING heard that n CRIMPS lel., li en made gone Ports of the County is f..vow• ni Col o nel • Osborn, 1 low no t i me in drelwine my woo, to oil; r myself spin to your choice rib a d:loo:,iti,ot of Pw hament shill take place. Ourtog the time I hove bad the honour to ?Present you, I have eutleaviserell to support the proalplas of Civil sad Religious Liberty, as .liablobei by war aneeator4 at the glorious epoch of the &violation, and I trust I hwe June my Lest to promote every thing euoiseeteJ ...tit the pow pertly of the County 1 ass, Gestlrasen, with snorer, attselunrut, Tour faithful Friend and Sers.ii.f, Ailingtomstreet, Jew 2, ISIS. TAVI.It.iPK . - - CUSTOM 110 USE, LONDON, SIAN , 17, 1414. NO I'ICE 14) PA N 111tOK W.o.rens it has of Isle been the fregnent prat-dee with Tit rerois concerned io smuggling prohibited sod oncost 1111 l in order to prevent the iii•tsiiie thereof, to pl..lee Itle some with the various Pawnbrokers 11:1 1...114•61, Of which tlevetip. don of roods sevetal seisores hare been lately toad... It has been therefore thought necessary to istote 114, ;tull-e notice to Pawnbrokers, condoning them arstoht taking in pledge say Amigo ("Ad. that are new awl liable to the ply. meut of duties, uuless fully satisfied lint the duties biter been pia there.... ; 411* any prohibited goods, 11.1 suet§ goods. If seized, will lie to CUlllie 1111 l ation accordotg to law. Ihy er of the Commissioners, GEORGF. DELAVAUD. Seeretsrv. TO LA 1)1 ES AN I) GENTLEMEN GOING TO 'URA LL, OR REaIUENT IN WARM CLIMATES. GFOX revisectfollv issforrtly Diem, that him . PATENT HAIR GA MRIIDON is pArticsilarly adapted fur melt persons, for it is exceedingly •oul, light, anal potable, and if mask up properly, will repel the m u st ill...frail rains, and dry immediately after. It is nias:e onto Travelling Clualut, Chasse Coats, Officers' Cloaks, ()slide mess's FAshionable 31 , maing WAlktist: Coats, tile..uttiez Jackets,Trowsers, Breeches and Gaiters. They tan only he purchased of the Patentee, G. Fox, 48, Kitn;•street, essersit garden, and In prevent iiiiposiiion, the Goods are slurped un marinas parts of the back with his name and address. N.B. Patters way be stets at all the F.ishiunable Tailors. ELECTION LAW. This Jay is published, lis Oyu. prier 7s. 6J. boards A PRACTICAL A BRIDGMENT4 TION LAW trims the Issuing the Writ to the Retiirti, adapted par ieularly to the use of tteturinug Orfictrs, Can didates. and El. news. By .101 IN DIN EY, Egg. Barrister at Law. Tiondolt : Printed for W. Clarke and Suns, LLI W Book sellers, Portscal-street..l.ineoloi's (nal_ Of whom Way hr had, prier 11. in lartr , la, A Collection of ACTS of PIIILIAMEtiI' relating to County and lionise' Elections, with refarcurc to Canes By John Dignify, F:aq. Tim BIG FISH STAGE. 1t p . , 1 b i li EN HICK cr. to the Theatrical , that the XVIIIth 111 . of the ItitiTISEI STAGE and MI:KAKI' CABINET is just puisliatied. by J. CIIAPPELL, Iti•y:il Eke/image ; tout4initc a variety of miscellaneous Artirleg, with true ('riticia,,, uu all the Theatres, whereby tlw 'PM*lie Ma!, for one stollen:, be enabled In jade of the real merits of a Piece, rather than p.iy 7s. to he miserably disappointed by the f a l s e a uger . thins now Affixed to the play bills of the Erect Tbeatr. . _ _ No. XIX. will contain a review of the vrry esiraoraiiiary (to my no wows"( it) Memorial isersented to the Martinis of Hertford, by the Manager of Covent Garden. and the Gen- Urines; of Drury-lane, to crush the Minor Theatre', tomog t." the serious and mighty injury they avowedly receive from their soperior perfcroviees. Marlowe's " JEW of M A 1.T.1"—" EDWARD the SECOND"—nnd " DOCTOR FAUSTUS," are just a printed from She old and scares ions, mire Is. The ore requested to •peeify Ifarehalfs Edition, as their 14 a ipa nous i.llll in C ifealilll4oll. FRAUD ptttivENTEu. To minute-rail the 111 II)V niti•iiiitta that nre mwle to Impose ea the sonw Iry II SpUrIIIIIMITiMpII+IIII4II bode:tit ibe GENUIN E ULACEINU prepared by DAY and MARTIN, they have adopted ileM IBIICI , iu which their SlellAlure and Aildrigs, 97. HIGH HOLBORN, is at conspietionely placed in the centre of the Libel, O r d they knot WI attention to 0..4, and the &Nevi-ore of the type, which is unlike all letter.priss, will ...sable pnrelissers at ...see to detect tke imposition. The R. al JAPAN ItLACKING, mule mid soh; Wholesale by DAY and 97, High Holb.rn, and retailed byd.rP"". l l ,4l Sherke.'pere, i:t 11.;ttlef it Cl , Is., and It FROM LAST mud, rs GAZETTE. INKRUPTCY CNLAIIGED. John &okay Rains, of Wapping-wall, Nli.l4llesex, mer chant, from Josue 4 to Jnne 43, at ten, at Gnil4l4o, Loottun. EANKSUPTCIF-S SUPERSEDED. William Shout, i f Lime.aireet, Loudon, and of Jo4l - Anin.wielmitrare, midaieset. mackaae. L'sw Rourke, of the Ship asd Star, Rosemary-lane, Middlesex, vietusittr. R IN/ERUPTS. Gror74 Peacock, of London, trAter, to sorrend,r, Jour 8, 14, and July 14, at elev.'', at Guilt& al. Attoritty, Mr. itl'Michael, Nesth-Sea-Chambert, Thsead. scralr-sirer t. Thomas ShiMtn, late of Doncaster, innkeeper, to our reader, Joule it. it *Alt. Itt, at ten, at the New Angel Inn, Doncaster, mud July It, at ten, at the Cattle of Ifulk. At. Poetry., M.. William Slur p• Denton, Doncaster; and Mr. henry Al.krinrk , Betjeast's.ltin, Fie( t.shert, lAndon. Nevison, of Norilt.Shielda, draper, to surrenacr, into' 24, '25, at erten, and July 14, at right, it lb. Co:li mo-rota Dol.!. Mtwara-otters. Nur.h-Shields. Attorneys, 31r Rocha., 11 uk. r, milt Shields; sad Messrs. ilubiasou and H,lrmws, Au.tio-hisre, Loudon. ineeph 1 Nyman, hire ..f Deashury, York. inokeeper, to terrilider, June 21, 25. ut 'lvrea, at the Neasuone house, %Yak. helot, and July 11, st eleven, st the Castle u(Yoork. Attorneys, Mr nyleh, of Dewsbury; and Messrs. Wigles worth :lea C►ndry, (;ray's loon 1 , 91111fe, LOll.lOll. .1111$1 I Cook Isla EglNlr.l Curing, late of Little Alie erect, Coyolowan'aFiel.le, Sliddhrrx, upholdr re, to) au) render, Juue 15, 18. u... 1 July 14, at eleven, at Goeil.thalt, London. At. tuturY. Mr. Warmly', Church- raw, Ire ut !lurch-alert. ( Diridowdt aid ('le•tiftcatet lo morrow.) I. PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, TOE*DaY, Just 2. 1.0111 llot.t.asn pre•eated a Pttitinn from the Royal north of P.rth. In !fentlan.l, pra)itur for a rrfurm in the mode of el. ming a Iteome,,t olive in Parliament, so.l fur the .eaututiuts of ill eltartrre.l rizhte.--1.4i1 on the table. HAIN AULT FOREST. On the motion or the ful of Lieratouot., the Halimult Purest D,II was •iilids asst. A crou NTS. Mr. Philips presented Are.tistits of the Rates and Tolls of the Royal Military Cabal in the Cuuntics of Kt at auj Juiat K. Mr. Julsnion, from the uffire of the Chief Secretary fur Irela n d, p r ese o ied a Report from the Construsaiumn of the "Alarm!, o of the Puur t.t Ireland rhe papers wire laid ou the titbit. MFSSAGE FROM TIM. CO‘f MONS. Mr. filloooll/1 mot oth is from the Muse of Commons hroileht the Abolition of the Slave Trade Rill, and the Irish fii.liery Pr. rrn•tion Rill , 111111101 were read a first time. •rts, Vacation of the Poor Sill M4ll read the third time, and passed. SALE OP.GAM E. The 0,41er of the I) to being reAd for the House resolving itArlf iutn a Coiousittee cu the Bill rda titre to the S le of (Lune— The Ertl .If CARY %RYON said, the principle of this 1.111 woe to suloject too the same penalty the react:limier sail the seller of guile, and to deal out au equal portion ofjostiee to the rich luau and to the poor—mid on this broad principle he eslled upon the !Loose to go into Committee. The E orl of LAUDERDALE—There was no nue Whi, knew any tiling of thr state of the gaols of this country. who was not aware of the great cello re volting from tin• extent of poaching. Tliis was in its nature loitrilnr the extent of the Cr of for gery ;. for the Legoidatoire, by caustog too large a circulation of paper motley, had thereby given en couragement to forgery. lit the valise us, er, the Legislature hail ,given all artificial nocrease to game, and it was now van, to think a preventing the evil* arisiog from it. It was impossible, in N wealthy cuuntry,to yrevent rids meal front purchasing game, amd etujoying the I:ivories of isle ; nod he was colitis dela, if th e Lo r d Steward'* *remolds were kid before their Liorolsh)is, it would be found that the Sovereign's LuLle wad ftleiri,helt with game. pur chased no the markets. The Hill slid not repo, nl 1114 miluil, possess the nilvalitAge of dispeosiog equal justice ; au.l, h elm! wholly Inadequate all the 55( Its object, he should Vole at: 3lll ' 4 F C;stosycsiott felt lit the Game Laws re. paired is vet,i txteioave Tel i•tio11, but as in tilt' aol vanecol period of Illr, 4r,iaslll every point could mut he investigated. lie shook, tote for the present Hill, as ail:tilling a very Cmimior.shle adVallid4e. The EMI of Lotsittett said, that this Hill was broonght ill by the sportmseto of the Colintry, fur the purpose of itiereasiog the severity of the preseilt (;:sine Lim% Which were the greatest curse ever known to this country, Thoogli fund of sportnig, lie woos founder of the liberty of the subject. and lie should, theoefore, vote against the Cid. The sportsmen .r the country would, iu rissisig this Hill, militate against their tovii interests. for it would lender the footled proprietors of the euuutry tootiody adverse to those darling Gallia Lewis, of wind, they were so exceedingly tenacious, Lord flot.l.tfru declared fointself not food of sport, loot 'le I.riievrd he was as f 1 of the liberty of the people as the Noble Earl (Lionel ick), or any other man alt the country. Ile shoold„ however, vote in favour of the preseiot Bill, moil reels on one of th,f. gromoola s..nell by the Noble Earl. The Nolole Earl Intl assorted, that the Game Laws Were Ole greatest cure Ibis cotiiitry t ver suffered, and yet lie f -tired Cu support the present Ilia. lest it 101 4 111 make the funded proprirtiirs Its esieillies. ' Chi. dill lint Yeetil hi hills to he any ilt4l4lvmstage, ciiiiaelitietitiv he shuull not be .interred by it.— Neither could he agree with the view taken of the question by his Notole Friend (Lord Lasiderolabl, whu load, with bliCh uiOCuuity, iiiirodurtd iutts Ins speech the paper current y.—( Hear, brar. aad a it i t : hi —Ttie Bill possibly might lint he effectual, but produced at least some advautai e, wliirh ought nut to he rejected. It was but just to equalize the punishment between the buyers and the sellers, for it could nut he denied that if it WNS c.ione to sell, it was no less a crime to percbase.— ( Mar. The Loaf) CHawcsta.ort solid, that he should will hold his assent from the present Bill. because he slid not conceive it calculated to attain the pro posed °hires of equal:Milt the punishment when the ntfeure was similar. however, fully acqui esced in the principle, that the buyer should he punished equally with the seller. It soot unfre -9111.1111y happened to him in his morning walks about his country residence, to see poachers killing partridges and pheasants on his priperty. but he Ifrf felt himself very angry at Olt Vlolllltloll of his right., and he rookd not help rt Electing on the pos sibility. that lie himself might have done the paw, hail it pleased [leaven to place him iu the same bi nomial in I fit as the promoter. lf, however. a gen tle-man in the neighbourhood were to purchase the game so killed, lie should consoler such gentletuara more et-Matted thin the !smaller, hiving thereby en clout aged him to commit the offence ; and if he could be induced to semi the poacher to 1./orates tor Gat I, he should feel very happy ill at the saute tune sending with him the gentleman who had puichereil the fruits of the other's crime. even though he were of the LA rank On the liras, hear.) The E. 41 I Of LI:ORRICK explained. E4lll BATHURST übjetleil to the 8011, because there was a clau•e in it which went to expose qua lified pesto a penalty for beliing game. The E .r 1 of CARIARVON raid, the Nolole Earl was mi•laken, there being no clause in the Bill to such an raw. The Luau CUANCELLOR rema ked, that the chit!' int go..ltly tit distributing juaic•e that lie cum ploine.l of was, that while the unfortunate poacher was %511 jc. t to a line of 5/. and iwl.nMuwurut, the !uellist r was subject only to the penalty of 5!. without the imprisonment. 11 one were worthy of pri•oo. s•. was the Other. •I'he Eatl of Caaa•itvox, in reply, said. that thi*obj-vbcs might he very rawly removed. The norm then divided, when there appeared— For the Committee Apinet it ajori y 24 0.1 onr re-adwio.inn below the bar, we found the linsme in Committee istloll the Bill. The several t [dusts being agreed to, the House was resumed, and the Bill reported, with the antrodsoesst suoggesited by the last otbertation of the Losd Chancellor. ALIENS-DANK OF SCOTLAND. The RAI I of Let:us:Rue I.E presented a Petition from reit:silo person., descrilinig themselves as no turalizid subjects of his I , ..je.ty, wito had placed their mousy in the Bank of Scotland, on the faith of a public Act of the Legislature. which declared that aliens, becoming partners iii the Batik of Scot. .houll be considered as natural-burn subjects of this realm. Their rights, however, so sanctioned, hail been threatened by a clause attached to the Alien Bid, now iii their Lordships' !louse, and they pii”ed to be hear) at the bar against it, either by themselves or coun►el. The Petition being read, the Err' of LACDER, DALIi unsed r '` That the prayer of the Petition be grained." Loral SIDMOUTII said he should oppose this ino ti .. , because. after the dehste oat the preceding M4lll, be conceived it impossible that their Lord ships could learii any thing further upon the merits of the ca•r. Eirl Garr expressed his surprise fist the mo tion f his .Noble Friend lihosild be thus opposed, without nue reolinit being atisigiseit why the Howie should coot Irene oil their winsl forms, and violate the rights 4.1 without heariug one word fruits the buffeters in their ow') defence. The Earl of Ltvaitoool. raid, he held the right. of audividuals as sacred as Atop Man, but he paw no reason for this Petition. The measure before the flume was one of general public interest ; and if any individual rights were affected its operation. Application might vulailequently lie made to Par liament fur compensation. Such wits the principle that hail been recover:teal by Parliament in passing the law fur . abolishisig the Slave Trade ; hut it was miaow r to suppose that Patbailment should w. entice the public safety to the interests of a few who had never taken the oath of al legiasice, whip had in fact refused to take it, and who had set up a right upon an obsolete law of Scuthod, which hail hitherto nut laden repealed, heculase its existence had escaped ulearrvatitaa, but which, though nut directly repealed co mumble., had yet beets indirectly repealed by several statutes. Such at least might Ira cialleete.l to he the principle or the pre t nialile of the 14th of the present King. which stated. that sias alien plumb' be (astute be outuralized but lay Act of Parliament. This ob solete law era+, however, now riolaleilly brought iota sown, contrary, as lie cinateisiled, to the of natural law, which made allegiaisce awl protection gas together. Lard IioLL4ND saw ma treason why the Noble Load should say that this Act was Obstlleif. It was .iiiipoinaihie to .oppose that at oft* 1111 l In the direct cusitempl aiiam of the great mess who prepared the Act of Settlement. 'I he pa of the law was to 11.141S:e lorrieelS to invert their capital in Scut land, awl now t h at this object was attained, was it consistent oath the justice of their Lordships' pro ceeding* to break through the orders of their Millar, anti refil-e tiara, r plainisig of ail iofrac toa.a of the public faith to state their grievances at liw liar ? Alaiiv of these aorta 114.11 been lung iesiding its thi• country ; some of them wear the fathers of natural-bona subjccis of his %lajesty, and yet witlF. out the iinputattua of any fraud—without One al legatiou that ttaiivactiou Was taut exectited sona fide, their rights wereitivaded, the sacred character of all Act of Parliament was violated, and yet the sufferers "0.1;e refused one word in their defence at the bar of the House. The Noble Vie• count, who was so well versed in precedents. rull.t Ile aware, that nothing was more usual than to hear counsel against a Bill, even on the third reading ; and yet he now objected to the prayer of the Pr Hs lion, because, forsooth, the question bid bream once debated. But if even the measure coniplaturd . f had gone through the several forms of the Flou►e Gastinons. and had arrived at the third reading in the:c Lordships' !louse, instead of lieitiu rally once debated without previous notice given, their Lord. ships could not refuse the prayer of the Petition. The House then divided, when there alcie iced —... Fur the prayer of the Petition Arsitiat it Miljuk ity lO The prayer of the Petition was therefore rejected. LAW OF LIBEL. Lord ELINTNE rose, in pursuance of hie not;c-, to move the second reading of the Bill fur declaring the law relative to the power assumed by Magi.. trates of committing persons accused of lilrd h. fore indictment found. The preamble of this Bill stated, that doubts bad existed restiecting this point; hut the Noble and Leari.ed Lord 4, ii the Woolsack had, on a previous evening, expressed himself as having no doubts whatever respecting it. That Learned Lord, however, must often have ex perienced, in his judicial capacity, the difficulty of deciding peremptorily upon any point that might come before him. linked, he had understood that his Learned Frietill, in his anxiety to do complete justice, had preferred being considered tedious moil undecided, rather than run the chance of making a hasty and inconsiderate judgment. Every man was liable to a wrong impression, and he had re membered Lord Mansfield, on one occasion, ac knowledge that lie had completely misunderstood a case, and had misdirected a Jury. Never could he forget the impression that was produced isi Court by so ingenuous a confession from that ;peat man—and had he not a prufonsid belief in Lout 3latisfielers candour, lie might almost have Mae giated that he had submitted to this for the purpose of raising his reputation. To come, however, to the Bill before their Lordships. There weir tali points that more especially required their coo sideration :—first, what was the actual law respect. iug the alleged power of Magistrates.; and se. condly, Low far it was affected by the 48th of the King. With respect to the power, it inust here been granted either by common law, by statute taw. or by custom ; but of statute law granting such a power. there appeared not the remotest trace; and as to the common law, the opinions of t.0r.1 Coke and Lord Hale were decidedly arguing it.-- [llere the Noble Lord recited severel passages from Lords Coke and Hale, in support of his opiiison.l— House, he observed, was to guard against the adulterations of the common law, which, tram tu stately, were too frequent ; but the adulterations of the statute law were much more common : of tIU4 no instance could be more striking than the Pour LIMN for it appeared, by the able Report of the Commons' Committee. drawn up, he believed, by Mr. Sturges Bourne, that it was never intended to swerve from the principle of the 45th of Elszahvtls. for giving occasional relief. to the impotent poor and yet, since the passing of that Act, slims have been raised fur the poor, amounting in sumo ill. 111411CCS to nine millio n s S !ear, which might hate been turned towards relieving the burdeoa of the country, and if in possession of the Crown, might have enabled it to len on in spite of twenty Acts, de 'aegis, nen coneedeedo. But how was the cum mon law affected by the 48th of the King ? It was contended, that the power of indivi dual Magistrates was co-extensive with that of the Sessions, sod should consequently ex tend to all felonies end *misdemeanors will in their ju r isdi c tio n . If such were the cue-, the Judges of the Court of King's Bench, as Magistrates, not s f a single county, but of every county in the kin:- dom. must have possessed the right of cons. mitring fur libel. before indictment keno!. which was contended to belutig to every 1 Magistrate; and yet the present Chief Justice the Common Pleas, Sir Vicary Gibbs, then Ai torney-Geueral, a roan who, bksidrs the most pre.- found knowledge of the principles cf the has., was at the seine nine pot-armed of the ino.t exsraur dinaly knowledge of its minute details—end yet Sir Vicary Gibbs thought it necessary to bring iu a Bill, giving to the Judges of the Court of hisig'a Bench a power—not cf committing for !thel before indictment found. but after informat . filed. Could it be believed that Sir Vicary Gthl,a *outs' have brought in a 14w so unnecessary. if the Mi.- gistrate of counties, the Judges being an g th e number, had possessed the power which was CUsift tended for ? Ile did not imagine that env moo could be so barely as to doubt Sir Viciery knowledge of the law of Esiglaud. If eu angel were to come to him and say, that Sir V. Gsi,bs did not know the law e.t England. lie should say to it. its the words, of Lurd Stafford. at the CIOAc of his defence. that it was a fallen Of IC I. evil tu obi never Ogalli ascend to heaven. In Amami to the Noble Viscount's Circular, all Ise eould say wa , that it would hate been well if it heel never bee,' issued, lor to it was to be truer,' it r great isesss of the opors moons which had occurred during tt e last year, the arrest soul detention in irons of isidiviosiala charged with political offences, and ultimately drr missed without trial or inquiry. As to the pi at title In support of holding to bed iii cases ef tine k he had seen the returns produced to the (louse since the year 1640. From these it api.elred, th.it there had burn since the reign Of Qiirtil A tulle 118 c traps, but they were ruitittly couteusatttale to a l :f t; i i r be 4U S . year s v i : te 1 1...7 ) nd o o f i s t. t a a u te sl . 11 It .yashryrintlaierkaanbilleio,rittlym during the present reign the practice of ttttt in this 1011110er hail 104.11 Wholly stsspended. Th e Noble and Learned Lord then Jest:gibed the en. Under the immediate Pationaci, of tlwir Royal Highnesses the MLYKKarnI DUCH ESA uf CUM BERLAND, end the DUKE and DUCHESS uf CAMBRID( H KING'S ri sA n 1-4 GREAT CONCERT Room. QiGNoitA coßiti timid reatiretrilllV into r niq the Nubility and Gentry. that her RENO' r CON CERT will take place wa MONDAY. the 15th of Jane. Iblll Principal Vocal Performerm—Matlanie Fodor, Mr.. Ell mou, Signora Curti, Slips R. Corti, and Misr tovelien• , hig• wort Crivelli,Garea, Natdi, Aiohrogrtti, It. gi c a, ‘lncrissani, sea Mr. Brshim. 51ailanie Dimwit 51oralt sod Sli.. Moral will play a Cuorerto so the Harp anal Plano F or te Leader of the Baud. hughor Spe.znuhtli, esaildfd by the priticipal rerructnerou( the Orr. Bind. N.R. Bohn have been erect, II in accommodate parties of Ms said spwards Applicatosos are reap. elfolly rermesteil In be Irma. to Signora Corn, 38. Gultirmageme; or st the otßee f the iilelen Theatre. Tickets of soltnimicin, 101 Rd. each, 1.. be La I as ahAve Duo,. opened at Seven, and she cone, rt to coiiiiiienee at Eight.