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/,44/‘'(A4Lc.d yr IS$ . _. of an• IL .enuring to the Nobility, Gentry. sad BM Piddle, that her 'Fourth Literary mud Mimi& Regal* cabled . 'THE SHAMROCK, in whets ales will give her IssieMieee of the Irish, fleet* 'lna Yorhathice Dialects, will take Mem THIS EVEN ING, WEDNESDAY, June SR ISIS, 31 me Ann Neon was ',reeved with every teetietney of sp.. prohatiow oe her third appeareate ho Fabric, mod will woe preside at de piano -forte, and gorging several pieces of M usic. ~ • F TMoitelt the living menses, MOW nett." Part ' betrothed's., Peeled% IPrefitee, or what 1 ... ~. wi libe Entertaiumeet Is ogled °The Oman roelr."--P .— . lrisla Melody-- 0 The 111wp that once &meth Halls."— Yorkshire Otel.--ledesseee of Fashion.— 're, Prettyman's sad Mise Dreier" le cinemas-soy pe aimed a Charity Senses—(By pertieniar &- she) Miss ample* will *Me recite the Dialogue between • Country Meow' raid a Provincial Actrom.—fiongs 0 Sweet RAM," T. tasks.—.Caasic Recitations, °Mimi are dueler nos," Prat...irk (whitest ntsteic), " Mary, dear Mark hat, awake r I taker. Part Seconds—The Tragic Meue.—Trillelegy Lasses le the Talmo of Ha. Aiddees.—Southey's Poem of a Mary s the Maid of the Isso."—Reeitatioes boss ° Lady Censtairce."—. a Collins's (Wan the Passiaes." Part Thirds—The Comic Slese.—Le Petit deeper, Pro legee.—Derceiption Of eke .Party.--Cbmeeters: Mr. MI6- Ugly Mr. Stiltsre, CaOrie 011banghsumey ; Miss Beeneford, pra, Stilton, eat Mine Faddle.--Ausig, ilia Beeresford, a 011! megrim Moore. 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Also jeakpublished„ • Some ACCOU N+ the LIFE of LADY EDSSELL, 14 the Editor of Madame as Defraud's Laws, with Leiters Elm .Lady Kamen to her Hosbasil. Lord ; swims Illbeeilminses Letter's se sod from lady Rs/M. Published from the Originals in dm punmenies of the Dubs of Devershint, it 410. prim 11. Is. used.. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTIbS, By Mr. WAKEFIELD. • At Garrawsy's, on TV, FADAY, ilia 13Ib of jely, Tw e i Clack; THE celebrated 'PATE if PIERCE FIELD, near Mansialladske. Thu Pup. perty consists oT . a Park sptgl Acres, bounded on one by a ma, isis the sitbrr by tbs Riser Iv r .. The whiphitialetesnmeslonn 11,0114 Awns uf Land, L.:lmhof up bolt the imultesirthe Wye fro* close to Mora Abbey to the Town of Chepstow, ;ad is of he annual value 0(3,6601. In picturesque scenery this spot has been lone celebrated as the first is Great Britain, Nature having lavished her favours upon it with a must bountiful baud, and rendered it the boast ,and pride of all lovers of fine scenery. the intrinsic value is great from its contiguity to Chepstow and the Severn, which carries its produce to the best markets. Particulars may he had of Messrs White sad Woodroife, Solicitors, Lincoln's-Inn ; of Messrs. Leases, Solicitors, Bristol ; Mr. Cokike, Solicitor, Ross ; Messrs. Waits, Solici tors, Bath ; at Pitt. Wakefield's, Laud Agent and Surveyor, No. 42, of whom Tickets may be had to view it. expressed _ sincere s tisfactioe at hearing trout the Noble Earl. that this nsesisnre would' be attentively 'considered by his Isiety's Miaisters. He should * not pretend to de ternmine bt what causes the present high rate of eit %Tbeween En land and Ireland was affected. it s lusrw, that the prevent high rite of ex between two countries united as England and Ireland' were, was' • ail great evil. Not less then from six to seven per . cent. was lost, over the usual rate of sitchinsge in the transfer of money frees Ireland to Epglancl„, The tart st LAVIMIDALS suggested the pro piety of making. soave alteration in the words of the clause thee riquired the Bank of Ireland to pay is Isulliou. It was iiitroded„ as far as be had been apprised of the ioteatiotis'of the framers of the Bill, and also of the Act 'elating to cash payments by the 140 el' f i s s idiod, that neithir.Bank should pay nos it porn of gold of Go ounces in weight ; but k r ipe weerfiirf ape two Bills, if sky individual were tegikii, at eißher Bank umas to • higher soma aims stllll. (the price or ao ingot . of gold, evaillt! « - the Hanky Earl of was the . . of the Committee. but of the Act did not fulfil this intention, and made it imperative on the Bank of Engliud. or of Ireland, to pay for all such notes as way be tendered to them over the price of one bar of sixty ounces, in smaller bars, at the rate of 4/. Is. regu larly assayed and stamped. Lord REDESDALE said; that such undoubtedly was the force of the cluusi, considered by itself, mid it was with that feeling that he had on a former oc casion 'Proposed in smendnient to it, which, how ever, the House did not seem willing to adopt. Neither was he desirous of pressing it , from a con viction that however imperfect the clause might in itself be considered, that imperfection was remedied by two other clauses in the Bill. After a few words further from Lords Lauderdale and Liverpool, the conversation on this point dropped. The Marquii of tANIDOWN then proposed the alteration' in the dates which he lied suggested, so that as the Bill now stands, the Bank of Ireland must pay in gold at the same periods and at the Some prices with the Bank of England. The House then resumed, and the Report Was bre:light Up by the Earl of Shaftesbury, and re ceived. INSOLVENT DEBTORS. Lord AUCKLAND WOWI the second raiding of the loiolSent Debtors' BM. 'The Noble Lord took a review of the law of this country with regard to debtor and creditor as it stood previous to the passing of the Act, winch will %flatly eicpire ' end comment ed upon i severity. He then glanc ed its at the them tioni Caused by the existing Act, and stated the objects of the Bill of winch he proposed to move the second resting.—[These imitate have already been so fully explaiued in this Paper to the public as to trader a repetition of them Otinetessary.)— There were, howe'ver, some clauses in the Bill, as sent from the other House of Prolliarnent. to which he could not gibe his assent, and when the measure Was subniiited to a Committee. he should then move amendlisents. The Noble Lord in particular objected to the clause that affected real property. and that which compelled debtors to sell irholeVer pro.. pert, they might possess its remaiiider triad reversion. This latter spicies of property, although it might proie of immense *vine to the owner, }it if brutight into the market might probriirly prodike nothing. This iurapure. therefore, *Quid impasse a groat c•:•, litittitY upon the debtor. without prodeciug a air. responding adVanterge to the creditor. Into these _clauses. iscostive • k, surd whirs ' which ohjaiimis might --' bo but= /right euconibeved. and Plethred #* lrftwe Ore' Ow .mporeiblefor him to Meat this ineiisnse. The Karl of DAltNLlti' ' complained of the mons -per in irhieh boviueni was aeconinlated In *dr 'l.ordshipe /Wise toward:l'oU close of the 4. to bioy. and homed that •inemio would be devised is prevent the rectureUce of us great on inconvenience in fu tore. The kid of Lotibienbot.t mode Ye similar corq pleint. and thought' chit '&014 respect...wee due to the Upper House tban.to seed up • of Well vast importance. coupled with as imaneste mass of evidence. at so late a period. Their Lordships wear required to form their jodgmerAi in the ciliuse tr few der'. ou a topic which hod oceupird the attention of the House of Coutiliona for several months. He would suggest, as it was quite im possible to 'consider-11UP demure with all the atten tion it deserved, to let it lie over until the noir.t Session. and Isom a Bill to continue the present Ant for another year. Lord AUCt . LAW mid, That the present low was , that he did not thiiik it would , continue it for another )ear, awl WOW he be to recommend a return the asioille low *wills subject. ve • • f , ild rollllliliatill iod itilstrid Of INIn 41 far one iti the course The Bill was then read a second time. and or. dried to be `eousektitted to-miaow: Lord HOLLAND" presented a Petititin from the College of Surgeons in Edinburgh, praying for a Reform in the Burgh Systeus of Scotfaud.—Lohl on the table. iARNSTAPLE Et.ECItON. The Order of the Day Was read for the house resuming the hearing of witoesers in this matter. The Earl of Csossairoir called the ideation or the House to the evidence givep tit thvii bar on this bysubject three of the witnesses (we could not col lect their names), which was in direCt opposition to what the same witnesses were reported to hale sworn b e f ore th e Committ e e of the House of Commons. It was isnFotaiible to pass over sticli a circumstance s however painful the notice of it might he to his own feelings. Previous, however, to the adoption or any ultitiate 'measures, it would he necessary to esta. Midi the facts at the tsar, and for this purpose he Iliotdd move, that • inessoge he sent to tilt House of CoMmons, to request the House tilt it would permit its short-hand writer to attend at the bar for the purpose of beiug eseionied. , The LORD CHItICCELOt raid, that such a cir cumstance could not he passed over , and that all who would venture to trifle with that Figure ought to be apprised that its arm was Wig ea/aught to cur rect the offenders. • The message was Oidered to be taut to the House of Commons. The Cotsusel end witnesses *ere then ordered t• attend. The House was engaged for a considerable time in hearing evidence, and ordered Counsel sild witnesses to attend again tomorrow.—Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMIIIOO, Tussimv, 'viz 29. At two &dock the Somata' took the Choir. COM IM tit ATIONS OF WORKMEN. Mr. Hums withdrew hie nonce of Emilio. for Mien in Bei n g is a Bill to re♦eol the Acts of the 30th and 6001 of Geo. 111. c. IN, sad other low., asoiwt comberstime of workmen.. GRA Id FOUND BLECTIO N. On the motion of Lord Joao Itussiti.L, the pole* Visolved itself into a eottlMittre upon the Grampomtatl Bribery Indictments; Mr. PstEn. MOotte in the Choir. TM Bret villestaftlfedl is tias Mr. Aleseider Lomb, who hod Moe aalisita►ite Soho .Tewd o No* ere of the Candi dates at the lola eiectiati far the berrotegh of Grakopmehd. • ememimMeet from Lord J. - !:a i'• ~~ , ii.- ~ .!.• ;r1 . : ' 'A' t A olb • . 1 • . I I 4 1 \ i 101, 4t ; . • - - ,t- --•-, 1 , ~, , • 4 , ' .11 ...a. • . t 1 1. 0 ' " • t aT7 ..! .1 . . • ' 0.0....." 1 I . 0 ••••• 0 . ' ... . • - . 1 14 - - _ .' • ' t• . -- T . • 1 4 _• _ • t• ~ At - .... _ • . - . - - • LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1819. . . I , asoli Wlillift-MINCE. ' • ior • 4v'el-'• '_o. _ - A i O.' I ~. ..., - - .... - a 1 1 4 . 7' 4 7 i 'v At .' 4 1 . if VERA BOXES. its thy very best sitealk99 , 4 kB. desires en interriow with C. a io f o il f or ,„y ft s ii.. en g 055ar 0 w •e...... 4 0“.,7. 11 Kew isnittedio . ttdy cerasierttd. The Ail hol - ni hiliiiiit \.I and Sin& Ti L et Ur 04..«.4. iimis..4. loser AA. writing payment!, on tht 'etjtirat.on of • contith - ,111 9 , tin% .10 Bultd of Inc= ektertsr99 and WILLIAM SAMS. Greeter's% Ivz . 41. Fell-4410e ..... '' period, without the intrrvenliolt of any gtudword fividting . Mauro. - To the ' 1 Dill Its kiwi ‘_,. %Pere fur the ‘ • Ai ' IS LADY'S *MAID::..III Young Wnstout of mi l e , mi di 4 , 4 f or t y me ,a priocipal port WI lIW Wiwi objertioui_ IS *who in addition to door N.S. The Tense of Solweriptiao to tbeLibeary, wilko no .'. relVetisbie ealvesivom liPhilt" iisili "hr Idave Whatley I .w h o wo n ow ' ,boot t o be poi n t° ouocu tiol t . -But t bh'. lobs* that nig& Lord hod panned Olt %Paola Catalogue, maybe had as appricatios. • perfeelly saderstesde Illillisery, • ElairAresa- eit.li o f ne ihje t : tlwtristardihips believe. ,hot Cm • filefitlate of ..----. .is dig, its. The Ernst eatietasterjo relbolliett Mille gives bir . ant 1 4 " " I to ° G•7 lta o u a Pr itt r -- • • .. ~ • - VAUXHALL t : ___,.. _l l . ' /be Lady site has jest le ft . .. 6 . by which means the • tilt of Ireland would be taw limn ' woo su to Boiatrupt Choke the Patrosage of his Ihayst Nieuwe' the PAERVII threes to B. E. at Ms. IParespea , Orbit, Ns. Si... Moos- apprized or the time for which it was its duty 111 Looms 14 O.ln a tf - .41 thellt vela REGENT. • . 'street, Gromettoe- pave . AU MOW% pest pot., will be be prepared. Thil cireuesitonee alone. : Labia . PI en ot infosaisnees. frIHIS EVENING. WEDNESDAY.Jone 30. I ° o6ol ' llo Y eAtesdid to. 'would not indoor him I. propene my alteration . •willt patio el emits, Issues , entsirrossiabber.„ end _IL • GRAND GALA, when Monsieur, Matiernuiselle, anti m a d ams gAcjyyy w e ll r , ta ,„„ o die t, „, pr i.i,, g rfiljE NEXT OF KIN (if arty) of JACOB the dates now • inserted in the Bill, were it mos that ' . prim= other WWII" serwerthip If their Lord- Evolatios At the ender the Dastert Madame floryal will -IL JOHNSON sod APITOSZIPPLORRIIIIII,I tate • lathewiaer ss the Banks were bi pay in gold 4k Ali)* were h ot eitpo694l to the hardships of the make ROI astosashien mean so the Tight Reim amidst Semmes Iseiongisg to the Eno Indio Illareirsit Ship Java. 4/. Is. so mince, at one period, and 3/. 19s. fd. et , Inkript Laws ! they insight at least to hare thr a brilliant airplay of Fie issuer Ityllsygoara dweller. respectively decteat4, by lepriiimpt llko,S George, No.l. .opsher, if these prices were noi fixed for . 4 4 . ;t s tr o fi e 4. 4 it va r ntageo of traders; ther e at to .nisernlaii. awl Adonissuer, as. M. ,Newstartict.eireet, Whites-yard, 11#01 lissitkAeltl. may hew Banks concurrently, gold O•noold boor ' A, said trade. sod tis issistatit4: of eiu- Doors open at Sevres, the Clawed strangle at Eight ullack .of sow, thine to their advantage. 'pries, in the two 'eutiistries, and if the inusupt kw tem to the estrus. or nerntrettsf4l • . jiiOPR FMB AND LIFE . . . COM rain 4erihe iniiiikt. .1 slack were to e" I i 141 1 iLlsert - t _ _sr _. _ 1 1..... 194 _! * r fotil The Wdbi. I ' lW THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURT.LANII. ~ V Alipsweet Op mark" the 11•• E• . ie- $ . 91116119,. en rm. racy er e. I . ', ... 111 Wen oto cot silo N uric": ot hereb owes. shot a GEN ERA!. -13 10, u.d. , ..ban , N. . , . • fol o pp4d. new would prove highly najunouv ► tlte property of old farothes Os§ aceusisit of Asse ' IN Aak , if 490101110. tv - to , ...a avow, . --.. 4. - ... . V s , spellirilt, withont givipg the uncon•uate mast or .I..IICCRW of 11t9t;TOILII will be bent , op - bond ,: awl ts, Rte' , . _.. 9 , , to Nu tercets of ihat totablisbuseut. SATURDAY FAT, the ail of July. is the Sakes of the FIRE OM .- ' --; 1. 014 . 11,1151.L10N. The F.arl of Lrystemont, folly un plowed to the , his rt gives an opportunity of redeenviag the coo- SATURDAY at Too o'ciock precisely, to receive the Report of l i e tic iEs divotoop iewite,doooopooo or , „ w o w o f the N ame margaia a n d ad d ed. that 4 , ll4rtti e n or hi. errors. • woo eve .. the select Committee. . ', moot ", oh m. o w ow g spom moss . - the law relating to the transfer of stock from this LORD Cleintetenit deeleell, that in eot;- Jime 24, 1810. C. W. WARD, Iserstary. able arise. , ' ~, cottutry to Ireland. should be made a subject of sequence of the greet net . glat of judicial business ---_ LAST NIGHT BUT TWO. . Lames ant soironalit . C 90 1 1.4 with b i er serious reflection by his Majesty's Ministers during - .pi iki , with which he was escombrved. obi emoicularlY or RING'S THEATRE CONCERT-ROOM. imlity sad pronspihede. Alie.muming recess. that, which be hod Pledged himself to perform in .. ILIFISS MACAULEY has time honour , a an- i trains kin "Ida Mk' at 1 1161 . 1 "maar al° 44 4e 12 11 The Bad of bateaux expressed his sincere * as the Hawse Irfote the close of the Session, it woo - . __ .. ..... •• a-•- I trains them Jays dosreattne or theses's/in Wettest . . . impossible for him to aserif in the investigation of etsfartion it beatnik/ hots the Noble Earl. that this svoikhl el osuces), os suppose 01101. the Bunko so very objectionable, that he did not thiiik it would should, is alit Cme, give on in;st of gold. weight b e e d r i m bl e • to cont i nu e i t for soother 3riir, mut 60 ounces Ifigi ys of the pounds, and for the re- less unwilling would he be to recommend a return Oullittug 'mo IlSould Pa, is gold hots of smaller far eves one year so the ancient law on Isis subject. *tlls at ille Imo of 4/ Is. as Gnaw. , The only alternative therefore for their Lordships . • said, the/ she isteittloo Ara. to 'devote wlistevey tito tliey conic' rominaild of the 1 1 25 s 'Mid_ 9 the ft*" of dm Bill, to the coipiderailon 'of this sUbjett, end isissead of . ~,. was. that Ise 460 ousiallm la jection. the Nob e . *air, Isy 'Phis* memo die.qosatims sheik of were.. sity come before their Lordships in the course of The Earl of LAUD'XIDALE said. that such; he the next Session. doubted, was the intention of the Committee. but The Bill was then read a second tithe, and or- the words of the Act did notfulfilis intention. th dered to be c.` tisurnittecl to-motrow. -chnoe'• 6 95 014, 004 others to which obiocilows 1 TVs wariest emigrates* a lose eseeekuisiort. from Lord J. aright cud would hasode. he should diet Wow cuter, itu v oma., Ur. .Wirsur, Arr. WraLuars, NM etweeol oder but rteakt lights* observitiour be might hove to Merohonn theke ou drew, hutil the dill west auto s Cobs- 11 °, 64 ° 164 , 01 “,_ . " I "°°°°° l4 ° l _,_____._•!" l6 „ °l°° L ; t o ° it i _lP" , wittee. He ouuoluded by movie' thssecoud read- lila ... ugjimmi " . " 4 " hi mi s j i ri b ,"'' ae l mn i al ....-- e s e i tug of the Bill. • showily seerAmplaisi hell/ Allt: . . :lo the Messeresi.homaillt aohtli hir asiloolapee So dirmiliou The Earl of Ltisittoa iopoisod that i Bal oil siomoommq. eglabb elde• le his kablaideo shi".. aso 'much importunes is she poodent, .tvlOell. treat • OPori u t i Illsk i t ain • ''' • • ' - W., maw .411111easouso wear of eeduloo that rao tb destroy the kin". by srbith all • shhispispetty IS • ' laashesseh:siiiisomaL la Lim • di. iiiii ig /gens , tati ' bee. tattlar°°Pot°o°.°4ll4lo°Bo . Nr.folgiemololla.4o.l. a .stairs Noodirul in bet have foususits troy ludo del Kassa at sia-sorliar a b o i due f iliorg.iitawpourosse , he hefteet e t &so stet' iietiod or turn aoloiiis. Ilto ostpuriestil hi u eisquali. aistooo a bog obild mod so Madeira lionorit. hio led dieappirehillibio of tub litreeihisits woo oboes to -40•161"0•0 1 •frat 4 . 1 . 1 1, 11 7! •1 : 1i . fliWaild aspire, as Wrist! %won .*attight With the .oSomootr : 11i . Z . i tini arri ; ll 4 we '4 0 . 146. it* ;b e i mam 4 , 6 7, 111116 cluv.ff t" 111 1- 11111 1 0 41 "" 'id' otel" Ill s: as s sillilt* Wood to arouse she ipirottrioo put to liar. utesetiatly t. thit part of it with which he ma sooty Mr. EL Loto said, it woe poorer) ie the poetic* of 1 \ UNIFIER 5167. FOR THE BENEFIT OF aut. BRANDON, Box. Book sod Hposeteepev. TH EATREROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO•MORROW, THURSDAY, July 1, win be stied, the Calaway of • SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER- Sir Charles Marlow , Mr. Chanson ; Toting MatioW , M. C Kc,nhle; Harrleasle, Mr. Fawcett; Hesitate, Mr. Ab bate ; Tony I.swapkin, Mr. Clan's; Directly, Mr. Pinworms Mrs. Hardcristlir. Mrs: Davenport; Miss ,Hardeastle, M.as Brunton; Miss Neville, Miss Foote; Dolly, Miss Green. With a FARCE, and other ENTERTAINMENTS, as sill be expresses! in future Advertisements. Tickets sold at the Doors will not be admitted-, is Boxes, 75,—Pit, 31.6. E—flattery, ts.—Urper Glittery, —D open at Six colnintirtee at Seven. iiikets.soil Blares for the Boxes to he hail of Mr. Bran ,t the Bus Office, Priaces.place, Hart-street, LAST WEEK RUT ONE. N i,r.R THE EXPRESS PATRONAGE OF HI 11. HIGHMIDati THE PRINCE REGENT, A„^; by Authority of the Lord Chamberlain. T 11E9 TfIE-ROY.4t, ItArlll.ll:ktir, . • of Perfumers 13tely acting at 11w Thentre- Droll-130e, must reepeetfally beg leave to tame Its Puhiw, that at the late Season at that Theatre tiffs brill considerably abridged of its wend aeration (a co. euins lauce of the nodal 10411111611; cesseqemar and deprive. ~nit to many of the Members of that Estaldislonseut), his Royal Hi L :line.s the Prince &tell Ass IMO'd erACial!slY nod benevolently condescended to bestow his Royal Pa. :looser r.w "informers to oil for a abort period at this ' Theatre: The support of the Nobilits, Gentry, sad Pub lic in general is must respectfully solicited. 11111 I S PRESENT WEDNE SDAY, June 30, will he pretested the Comic Opera of .. INKLE AND YARICO. bible, Mr-111round ; Sir Christopher Corey, Mr, Menden ; •rriobte, Russell. Ns:minis, Miss Witham; Vfowski, 7.111 r. thget 41 . 10), Viso S. Booth. After which the Comic liiterlade of LOVERS' QUARRELS. Dee Carlos, Mr. Barnard ; Sancho, Mr. Itasstll. Loewe% MilsollPsyre ; Jacinth/1, Mrs. Morkere. To esincloole with the Farce of TfIE PRISONER AT LARGE. Lewd o,imusiJ, Mr. Yaroold; Old Doodle, Mr. Moodie ; Conn; Frir.,n, Mr. Gallic; Jock Connor, Mr. Bareard; Thin., Mr. Russell. Adelaide, Sire RObililiela Rochsel, Mrs Orgor. Poets, ; Serena Priem 3L—Pit, 3e.; Second Price, is MI —Lower Isllery r Ss. ; Second Price, 4.;a11,1y, 1.. ; *cowl Price LI. PLICCS to be. taken of Nr. Hartwell, at the Sax re of the Haymarket Theater, from Ten till Poor. T. morrow, The Mouutiiineers.--The Ifirth.Day—tad Th.. Purof. • 711E.4 TIM-BONA RPM; Lipil OP ti led-14014 SYRAIND. r PILESEN'I' WEDNESDAY, June 30, win be perferoned, Herd time, a Niusteal Comedy, 1.1 IRO acts, culled MY TMlkr RIVAL ! Or, SOPHY I _LHC • I • an d LUCY, SOPHY. Choir-ions—Mr. Wreniql,; l lPr. Lemenerc, Mr. Wltkitrsoi, ides. Grose, Miss Kelly, outit (Her Owe Rival) Mire Kelly. After *lnch will be performed, 'ld time these seven yawl, the t. omic Bilked Opera, in three ads, called Tii F. JOVIAL CREW; Or, THE NEBO( BEGGARS. (lhlrents, NIA. Laiicaeirr ; Mr. Wrench ; Ran fl.lll, Mr. W. S.atollalty; Viiicent, Mr. Pearmiiii ; Brooilliurst ; Justice Clack, Mr. Merton. Rachel, Miss !idly Sleriel, Mimi I. %eyelet's'. l'io conclude with the Mesita] Esitertainnient of TIIR RIVAL SOI,LVIERS. Lennox, Mr. Broadhurst; %eclair, Mr. Hackle; Nipper k;,', Mr. W.S.Chatterley. Mary, Miss I. Stevenson. Boxer, bs ; Second Price, 3e.; Second Price, Gallery, ti. ; Second Price, lc—Upper 1.,; Sr I Truer, 6J. Bone% Place:, Tickets, Admissions Air the Season, aad Pi Ate Boats (with the advantage of • separate estessice n. Eartruntrrt), to he had of Mr. Stevenson, al the Boa ! /Hire, Strand commute, from Ten till Four ; sod of Mr. 1.11.1.0 y, 170, New O IlmiLiorect. To uy awl Friday, My wn Rival !—wills The Jovial frris I hi S.ittirOav, Frederick the Great. - ---- ROYAL CORURG THEATRE, Curler Ilse P.itroliage of his Royal Higtmess Prince Leopold of Saxe Coburg. rim's EVENING, ‘VEI)NESDAY, June3o, and following Evenitigs, at Ralf-past Six u'Clork pee. c.,ely, will he presented, for the fitt tone, a* entirely New Slagnißecoit Operatic lido-drama, with New soil Splendid tormrry, Machinery, DMILIIS and Decoratious, New Music ii.g. she, with, Selections frum the most popular Composers ..1 she day. eilMilmiug of Swigs, Duets, Cliorostre), and Splendid Pioccssious, &c. called THE INCA ! oR, PERUVIAN CLEITENCY. In which wi:t be introduced & Peruvian Frdlval, wriolls 6 ILL4cost. rcitie lA'restling Maack, and Growl Prrieellekew le *l - rnipte of the Rati.—Lsodscspe and ”t Cacique'. Habitation. I'o rinirliote with an entirely New 11010-Prapiatie Burletta, i n sine Acts, taken from Lady'lllorgau's Popular Ro mance of FLORENCE MAC ARTHY, THE KHAN TIERNA OF IRELAND. isnte Rim s have been mode, and may be bad nightie. ei3Ct.• is. he taken at the Rex Office of the Theetre ; sad f , .r the accoimouds of the Nubility and Gentry at the 1V...! Etta of the Torus, at fir. Fenton' l 111nsic Warehouse, law. 79, Strand; and at No.lBt, Piccadilly, opposite Bur, intim% A Grand Optratic Piece .from " 11 Fleet° Magiro," and ll'wo lows:o46'g IBeds.pesseas (rein the 'Ned ,Series of Thr T:41,1 a My Vortori." to be called ”c 'hide of VAIII.II. ! and The I.egeud of )lonteuse! will be pro. tinted in rapid euctesairm. I IItdATING BATHS. AT N u . 13 , FOLIW-PLACE. It. S. iIART has the honour to ausisounce to the Nobility, Gentry. and the Pnblit, that he has iestiove•Afions fled l iva syuarr. b f ir. 13, FOLEY-PLACE. where he admirialtsit FUMIGATING RATIOS, so liiioe the W. Luau'. at Pteni s fader the three. torn of Ur. Giles. The liiqh and intreasing tcpolltiusi Me'. tialh'i here auplired in and Si. P,tershures, and the estraiirtliolol inccA i w h ic h brt re sulted front their apptication Ante tfiriiistablishastat Loudon Osiiriiralarly in dialog% of at* tikih and Itioetiaost iiiii riAsilers it almost nosocceseary 111 Wee any thing as, illre 1,1 Item farmer. The relief Which souse partially di rive from the use of humid War * thdhs. is tendered cow -1 On andrino t sletely effective. *hen treated accoriliiii in laps new width. he sishinittin! the 11% 1 6 4 Pere" to use 'teflon of warts CX habit ie.!, steed by flee front valplinei • slices a safe, speedy soil radical we of As fellosrung ikon. namely—Scorbutic cnspitais, leprosy, herpes. triter,. oilier cutaneous affections ; scruinlost apJ glanslolar c.% disrases of At joints, gent, liontssgo, scietirn , 1.a1.y, rhernintion, sail ercaliskrielsyfililli tit iiyithittmt s, vst the ordinary action of mercury -- /.2 / 11/ MN 4 ft '4 • • . :^ -- 44 ' 4- ,'• • • ; • 4' 7 ", Tivoz; - 4 1;J r: IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. .• HOUSR OF LORDS, Tunoit, June 29. lord RIOVIDALP presented two Petitions against tlae Inswireat.Debtors • Bill. Lord Siostotign presented • Petition also against the Bill from the Parish of RI. James.—Laid the table. MESSAGE FROM THE COMMONS. The Bankrupt Act Ameudmeat Bill, Ole Offenders Transportation Bill, the Customs Consolidation Bill, the Clerk of the Peace in Ireland Bill, and some private Bills, were brought up from the House of Commons, and read a first time. The Aiierican Csasreatio• Bill was read a third The Earl of Swipetsisararr presented. Petition front the Inhabitants of the City of With, against the Insolvent Debtiirs' Bill.—Laid on the table. Seyeral Bills lying ins their Lordships' table were respri lirely pushed forward one stage, without any observation. SAME oF IRELAND CASH The House resolved itself into ti Committee on the Batik of Ireland Cash Paysaista The Marquis of L NSDOWW lOW. sod entreated the attention of the Noble Lord oppieite to a Cir . - comstance which, he believed. woo the result of a law that hud been passed in the &slot' before the last--is law for permittiag the transkr of stock from lEnglAnd to Ireland. The consequence of this law, as it twittered to him, was a very great alteration in the balance of exehauge between Greet Britain and Ireland ; fur, by permitting the transfer of stork front England to Ireland, large qoaatities of capital were traissferred to this country from Ireland, became stock might be purt.4satsed here cheaper than there, end a. great drain was thereby caused of capital from Ireland, opermisig ssitch•to the disatfiquitage of that country. He, however, did nut, in a case of such importance.— requiring more minute atteuVon to its details than lie could alford it--rely altogether Span Isis own judgment; but be would rishr those Noble Lords who composed the Bank Committee to the evi• deuce given .with regard to this point by many prietical meta, end they sett retneWsber that the evidence IS vrkith he alluda bole itrAlng Conlin**. lion of what he had suivr _ Arnett Ile did n o t now look for the Opinion of the NoldeLord (Liverpool) !! oil teal alibleet he merely iuggested it at ti fit' infiect far , rellkeirmi eturing the relining recess. With respect to the Hinton/ before the Committee, he had a Swggesitou to make on which he sh'i'eld, not necripy Much of theit.lerdshipe Mite; as he believed the Noble Lord would acialeke In his opinion. In all the Acts hitherto pewter' no the *Object of cash payrnemii by the 'dinky of England . and of Ireland, it was always customary to give to . the Batik of Ireland slt months time for pitying ii specie-after the period: yf tcrd for parse vets 1p the: Sauk of England. Thii was very prom in respect ■