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LAND, Irculing I* Me EAST INDIES, do hereby Ore fad of the first ad, s favourite DITERTISEM ENT. 1 Nonni, After the Opem (14 time the neva Ballet of ' That a GENERAL COURT nit' the said Compitny w;11 LA BONE, OU LES DEQU 111 EMENTS. I be heti :it 1 bell s I 11111111 e in 1.-adenhall.alreet, on smorirs. DAV. ti . .. .211 a June neat. from Eleven it'Clnek iu the On Tuesday' next, Moraief Grand Numatillie Opera, enti. I 1 r or ro ))))) 11 1101 11 SIX in Ike Evening, at the desire of the OA II Finals; Marcie°. mulct -mint mil.ll Proprietors:.. o f dere nal admitted, end the Free Lila is of oternily soli- i . .I..hus Pebh. C. Mmejnribmskste a rintell far the Peewit. J. Tin.. 0611, C. A. Itohilennt, Cll3 l 1111 (11 311 t, W 11113113 Aetell, John Juts limn, W. F. Elphinatone, .1. D.inn 11, R C. Plmeileu, C. 1 .indeay. AV. S ('hike, I:, ...t .• Smith, G. ft.i.kr.., S.1)104, S. Tonne, A. Allen, . 1 . IllitAloion, ,blot Nlolri•, John Inch*, It. Isr.ouphrll, David St u ll. To notat .n lb, cob.winr. , 1111.011 4444 4 sid . ..1 11111 f 1 %UM a 540 l 1,7, equal to Slre. l it 11 prflllo6oo,he paid 111 Mr. J3llllllll Wtlkiii...m, at the i mit:ince of 2 , 61. per &era Itulp. E, in COlllO 11111 1 1 W e. Or ille 110 ,0 4 f 1 1 1111.11.4111C11 by hi« tenni the evaetan 111 ill a monopoly of Silipetre, by Ole Be,: it li. orrtamrsit. in the year ISt 2, 311.1 I Iva molt pair. nuo‘t he 'wide fsuart the Cosettursesal rood. of the Honour able Cionpanv.' Curi. , ..l the Papers trlatinl lo the ra,e of Itr IVilkin. son, are open for the petunia of the Prommiors, of thir. flutist. rrHP. NEXT OF KIN (if ant) or WILLI All HIVILWN, law lielootinic to the taat lottia Merchant ship Java. &crawl. by applying to Mr. (Ivrel.. No 3.11 , 11. yard, Doctors 011111111u1111, may hear of *northing to their advantage. 11.......... 4.-- IMP E oil AI.PAII LI A :11 It N I'. 1 tli k t t ~HL; t Place St. 111 C Geller/11 *Meeting, at which lllii , r l'etil . l4lll was prepared. Men of the ribims - 4 of tlOl-.7. or LORDS, PittnAV, Malt V. , 1 t r il e l" ri tt i .l i e it 7l ss ..: l ll : l l e le" e l . :l . ° 4 ° , l : l 7 r ie 'd i: H i i i ll eii null w r r o t wt l l: : r t res t ; :: "vf N il l tr i lel e : I I r. :i f :7 'l , l;la° t er :1 ;1 1 1 :: °‘ :- : lord Vermin tool: the oath.. and ills %cat. utter their own objects, which he doubted too w. n• s , s rat pi Iv•ite rolls were brought op nom the Douse or ;i t ) w it:l t o:t i e r I c m o r i t d:ii t s h in e t r i ero o r e e, cs io tet_is ti f i v i e ti l n y rt et t a he por pr s e i ! tl s e it . ComesionS„ soil read n hie* time, - ICCOVNTS. A reoitrin feo:O the Mlit I cht lin ser . eral accounts, as ord. si , il by their l'orilatipg, relative to Ow prices of Gold i 1: 14 1l---beettuse'r according to their l'eteit of tr. it mod Mee r Bullion retiree die year 10110, and obis to the Cop- 1 tine calculteted to reduce the taxes, to detract front per Coinage. fur which ac.intrect had been m ade with Mr. i the efficiency of the Government, to derange the Bottom --Ordered ti • he roiled. !toile t t t! . l o ldr l ti: L nal ,,e e c r i c i z of : u t ‘ h u ,f e contry, and to deterio . A 'rom from the II•at Wig Donee brought up an a r... i rae un • t r i tlwrefore. would quite sit I t .. t i.fil h i r e r trt g Y ..••••• (BAu Su ch s l i t A i . i f a l ' count, slietviiig the griestity of Eilla Anil silver hollioie im- ported and exported frovcarel to the Elm lodise sold Chine duriog the last year .--Oeleieel tie lw pouted. BA RNs'ilPl. l .v. BRIBERY. Ti T ,.. h . e b, E y anr.l\itifmD,,,realiailtirvi.:teoguidierteanosiliinexe,ors h il l i, he n ve . o e u „‘ li t l a p o i n e ( 1 11 :1 1 . : 0 1 e i : r 1 n l e . r i i e l s o r t fl fh f et o:::fr t . tN a i d ir iLtd bw . n i t el ar i f t li en a l lt re i v i e t .1 1:: } 1 0 1 :11 :"4 r:.. 11 1 , i le tte go lit p i W a i n ' c hf , e ur e : I .:0 h err e‘r i r na t Y r w el: i e r f l n i r lit T i : . i n : Criliery B i ll, , , . 1 . t i Nl:l**,oer' On the part of the Bank of England, ex- The Earl of tati•easAtr mei:slot that eh a int sjer .. . ; i ii ) r r o fhi p ‘ res iV e .'l 4 4 ll[A t a h i e w i ll e ic il l t t im so e' uTai o er r ia ti . h ly at eff h :c d t 7 cd s t iP h:Tr t i l t: aff,ceine so many persons. Wee stiould be allowed to peti. hoot aga.tist it. . • The 1‘,.....1 or CeltfbotOosr saidthat every one concerned I tenets ? in Ilsi. sisrao;.re brip•liog i eral . et it wag pending in A:lie £* y %%. Lip t h poor , rebbed, Ci•it tirb e a p Ar ti,,,„,,,, ,„,,,e 1 1 4 111 no sorpriiii eaten therefore take tare. • • fllllloaMouseetgitt had beets made in the. Ptiocsow4te- -^- The L erno - CrraNcv.ttern remarked. that as this nieasnee was a judicial s• oglt a• a te ge dari•e p ow:game. the Hone rent's Minister* by the Governor and Deputy onthr to proceed by :rodieril rides. sod tuft .nfficient lime Governor o f the Bnek a England, for their crow simple' he given i o um a r railf the Cl int.., before the House i sulrration only ; bat llovili:r wPoised them that: should proceed to punislio.ent, if terleired lie should hood loinwelf under the or- . PROPERTr OF (''oNvicTs. . et-polity of communicating it to Parliament. they Lard Be f its:LEV begged leave ho ask the Noble Secretiry acq • • uiesced iii it. Ito had the paper now by him, or State for the Home Department, whether any mrasnseil MO 010111.1 hate no hesitation iii laying it kiik the bad been taken to prevent the reciserrnce of a very shameful scramble, which 14tr 1 y took place O r a Court of Law, I,e. table, if the Noble Loud thoug!it proper to move - tweets the Sheriffs' Officers and some other persona, for the for it. property found on an individual before convection' Such • Tire Earl of Latoennel.e hardly kne w hoar lie peeve was disgraceful to the country, moil ought to be pre. ehnuld ileosignitte the paper, but lie should move vested for the production of any colhoriiiiiication made by Lord SiltrranUTtt replied, that he had known of the trestle . the Bank to the Gover 1111 l eat within the last lour artion alluded to by the Noble Lord only throtsch the orili nal? soarers of information. No repr esentation o f the or- mud- twenty hours. courtier had been made to lion The confusion both its The Earl of LtvEtteont. laid the paper on the the Howie and below the Bar, with the low tone of voice table. iii which the Noble Secretary spoke, prevented us froiw .. At the suggestion of the LORD Cll.llloEl.l.oit it catching the full import tor his further observations, but we believe that lie smoke of the circumstance having been more was ordered to be read. properly within tlw control of the Judge pros ding. It atitee it stand:ince, that the Court of Mere. It ESU Vi PTION OF CASH PAYMENTS. tors felt it to be their duty to state to the Princit The Order of the I)ay WAS read fur the House to Regent's Ministers their sentime tte nts es of on tie mea v i r , tithe into constderation the Report of the Secret proposed by the Secret Commi H Committee on the affairs of the Bank of England, for the testimption of Cash Payments. That, in the first place, they ronctived the plan to he &c. wholly impruct is. elite without creating not only much 'lvry The Earl of LADDER.Da Le rose, previous to the to the Dank, but also very serious disadvantage to tho discussion, fur the purpose of presenting a Pelltiolls pu bli c. signed by from 4to 500 of the most respectable That the Commit's:a had rime to this 'conclusion when Bankers, Merchants, and Trailers of the City of ttsta d ndinheng isaile Noes moark.f the itio di,l go not waned excee hi 2.., nii at l. London, against the adoption of the p lan suggested li he ou on., an w t pric k eof ldgle to the Report of the Committee for the adoption 4 0 1 :01 1: i .v iiwizi.th,aisiealfelithyatuli.tarror ;I: k t:e a o rc h t v n i o , lis t, that il l i l e. Rani: meta% ontess the f.hrei;it exchanges and the prier of i g P i a iti of cash payments by the Bank sit' England. The Petitioners apprehroded that such a plan must, presenteal much more favor,: able appearances. of necessiiy, cause a precipitate and forced redue- That the Committees hell recommended the ahmlote re• lion in the cite:OW . ..lig medinin of the coun- sumption of cash sonyriselilis in four years, proposing that, on the let of February next, the Bank should pay gold try. It should not, howeve r, he understood that boll' tu a certain moonlit at the rate nf 41. Iv. rth II front these Petitioners proved that the existing system 1911. C. 1 .; ihenhe at the Mine .• li the Ist of NI ay. 1821, tii die October following, t h ey ..;,„„ta should be rendered permanent , or that this Colitis issue gold at 31 . pi we of try should continue to maintain a paper currency 31. 17s. 10,til. mitil some further period In bed. .el. wheel without tiny of those checks that reudertd a paper they should pay in Coin. The Director• then generally re elitretat;K, vitiehlt, but dery petitioned against a Conk on the disadvantages of such a plan , ad d ing , t ha t Ito y l should be the ~, t perosaa to object hr nay islan having Coe plait which inns?" iiiifflllir mnalicrwsoisiu his also . , -,, c amit t to severe the reaunipekin4f rash ettyLeritii, but cause such a reduction its the circula tion as must that their anxiety for the welfare of he corin - trl, s,. fir se operate to the disadvantage of the entire cummu- it depends oil the ecirency of the country, which hail hilliest,. loco confided to their discretion, ris.lneed them to tepees* utter. 'ri,.. Poitinn was then read at fo llows : their °potions on the proposed measur e . the Right honourable the Lords Spiritual and Tem- That it wan not their part tu dictate to Parliament, ia pot il, hi Ihirliament assembled, whose wisdom they had the utmost confidence, nor to enter The limnb:e Petition of the undersigned Merchants, into the vievi aof Dee policy on which Parlimuelit may Ibisk Bankers. Trailer!, and Others, of the City of Lon- proper to Coact; hut when they srPci• sequired, within a • 0,,,,g don sold its vicinity • the Ind, roms. a ffielent 5.111111 y of hullo's. to uphold Humbly Slitweth, the currency of the country, they Ilitiuglit it occessmy to That by air Act passed in the fifty eighth year of the reign express their feelings eil he subject, bat their silence, at of his present M-ijesty, reciting that an Art was passed in L the resent mioneut, might b.: miseouotrued into aerrities. the forly•fourkli year . of his present Majesty' s rei g n, in. I Cenci . . Outer!, re 'All Act to c ontinue, until six mouths after the That the Directors had already %uhruilleil lo the Commit ratification of a definitive Treaty of Peace, the restrie. tees the propriety of their payiiig for their mitts at :h.. niar tions rontained in several Acts mailr its the 37th, 38th, 42d, ken price of gull, whatever it might be; that the expeoimtut and 434 years of the reign of his presesit Majesty, o p pay. may he tried how far circunistarices may in future rcoante omits of cash by the Bank of &igloos], which Act the formal exchaugea and the price of boll* • awl that Ilie. bad by several subsequent Acts been continued instil exertions th the ey have i n teres h ts ith of ertothe made to uphwith old th th e illilit mot the f.th day of July, 18101, and reciting that oinfore. promote couutry,recent seen circumstances which hail ° miffed since the passing of though unsuccessful attempt Ise resume cash pny nicht-, uele ,, the last of the amid Acts hail rendered it expedient that the they b o died, sufficient to iclove the Dank flout the obloquy said restrictiong s hould be further continued, and that *boll had hero attempted to be cast on them. another period should he fixed fur the termination thereof," 'flits paper was ordered to be printed. It is snorted that Nye said Act should he, and the same was, Lord iiARROIVOir there rose, and laMetited that, thereby furt h er continued until the sth ehty of July, 1819, That the same circumstances i which rendered it expedient it soliciting their Lordships' coocurrenee in the that the said status:lions shoeld be continued by the gaol Itesiiluttotis which he had on Tuesday eight laid Act of the bath year of the reign of his puma Majfaly, oi , t h e i r wile, be wit , pre,ented by starer uutipz wail the sth der of July, 11419, have not ceased to exi.t. .. noaltiou from entering so fully into the details of the 'That your II etitioriers have reason to apprehend , that • . measures see in contemplation with reference in the restimp. question as he otherwise should have done ; but he lion of cash payments hy the Bank of England, which is I felt souse consolation in reflecting. that so mimic the emission of your Petitioners will, as the y humbly submit Noble Lords were present , who ha il pond sub earnest. to your Lordships, tend to a forced, precipitate, and highly i attent i on to this su bj ect , t h at the crie . i i im would. iiijainius coutiection of the circulatiog medium a the not 1 . 1 , . e • • lo f receiving the moat eitsvle discussion. country.which w s s ir. That the consequences of *itch contraction will, es your The tan ".suggested itslhe Report 01 the Petitioners humbly conceive, he to add to the burden of the I Cull: nutter. anorlwas alct eitiilhtot'ritti LO tedinpri otuttheHe thet.,otutlrioo,ts,: public debt ; greatly to increase the pr essure of the taxes; out the table, was e to loser the valise of all leaded and commercia l property; i possible ii.jury, in revet tong to the ancient standard seriously to affect both public mud private credit ;to em- I . - ) ; 1 0. 41 :1 1 1: 1 1: . to S co u i c ic h e l :l 6 , a t i i l i m at re ar a i l me n =iv ri e 4 iii i e t ti a ce alli mt harrass and ri..liire all the operations of agriculture, factures, and commerce ; and to throw out of elm (as in the calarnitons year 11116) a great proportion of the be he f e l tco it f romt itry ; . u ter i : lttit ti g i e I p h r e i g i n f m:s t e u u d r 4 e i p i a l d i t. i l s a l :W i e n a o s e ,t i M n i t o r le e r t ti ll e l l . l o: l l e o r i r t t. industriou. slid Mooring 'classes of the commionity. That your Willi 111 l era are fortified in the opinion which to render the charge so they hive thus 'nimbly submitted to your Lordship', by the • • dishes , experienced by the comineicial, trading, inaurifac. it imperceptible. indeed be row viltillog t r upri,,tl.l,, tisrinc, and agricultural interests of the kingdom, from the lit thb supposition, that if the priierid c0t t ,,,,, „... partial reduction of the Batik issues, which it appears has t of the tionntry remained mitherhed, the foretell' recently taken place. exchanges would its II short tune licro.ite so fa- That your Petitionern hiiiebte lie e leave to mirrored to i youroble to II • ins countly, and that the !ince of your Lordship., that they are folly conviored that neither i t 11 , .... I i h .. ..,. ~, ... duet ., th t tat , , :et the manure nor the time which your Palilitibit - fli Vane Masao ' ' 4111 '''.. - —-I' -- " - -- - ' In apprehend is intende d to he proposed for the restimption nulled of their wishes would lie () tomtit,' w ith. of cash payments, is suited to avoid the evils which they ottt any considerable reductions tit the ciictiltt. anticipate itog medium. in the discussion of It. goeetion i , . y our P e titioner% therchire most humh'y pray yonr Lord. I oe thought it fair. front • siiew of the sentimenta ships tu lake the premises into your sol.i.ma cot ,joleratioa, already expressed be I'alr li.iiiient, to aseitute, that and that the time, as at present fixed by law, fo r t h e termini,. lion of the restriction upon payment.' of cash by the p oo h o f It was the wish of Paritament now to return to oil England, any be ellendefi Its R period whirls shall not tend Cash Clrttlitilitltt as SOOtt Si pi,siable. The only to a forced and precipitate 'contraction of the circulating question therefore was, what the best and 'safest medium of the country, or to embariass trade, or to injure . public credit, nerieulture, mannfactures, and commerce , mud Made was by which that obje ct could b 'attained, e without causing It precipitate and forced reduction that your Lordship. will be pleased to grant such further or other relief in the premises as 14 yoUr Lordships shall seem meet. ill flit' i c t i e t c t u ri l:i . i t i:g l. e. ii ft ie .r i t h i si:i b l i .. p l it h ot e plat( j e i,u f t ir i o s t i r il ' i i_l The Petition being read, the Noble Earl reseithed, Ant( stated, he was instructed to soy that the Peti- the s" lie I s on the tattle. limier,. were, for the most pail, connected with the newt prevented b i i m e e n r. f f r o o:t e t .i geolitt i si u t iob s e nti th l e rt ai rg do l l s ,t is K, ii: of the Resolution ti from the Wm.,. The Keseitutions wee. the„ f,„ first mercantile house* in the City, and that the w P e e r t e itiz t ii would hour. r h asvoem b e ee e n xt m ro o o r r e ji i i i i i a ii4e c ri i i i i c is u l y tu r s i t iv u e c i : mind were ailsiero°tlli,vethtr to soothing the RellitiFfigla sock. mind at it is rape Tim ourtritAN LECTURES. THE Friectla of throe ”itiontel Mr. liog 4 stied their Acquaintance, are iessicrifolly infurnscil. Hist A NEW LECTURE, living tti TiORD of a COURSE un the 'MARRIAGE STATE, will ts , il.liverril THIS DAY, SATURDAY, May 21. IAI9, Mr PENN'S, No 10. New-owe. Illprior,.:ardens, at 'Closet o'CluiK, by Mr. RICHARDSON. Tic Arts of Admission 1. , he bail of 711cssia. Hoc and WO, Piccadilly, as usual. 1:1(ilITH NIGHT OF TIIF: NEW TRAGEDY. THEA TUR-RDY .4 L. DKr; RV EA NR. WENS EVENING. SATCIIDAY. Nl:sv 1. Ins Mnjesty's Servmity will perform, fur the Blh time, I . 0 1.• Tragedy, in five arty, r a ised •rtw CARIB ('HIEF. 0 04--Ornresh, Slr Keen; Maliiek, Sir ; elf. 1,01, 0 rAtr. Chwhila, Mrs. W. West ; Sic in, Miis I Kailtelradr, Miss Royce. I,,i,rts--310ntalhert, Mr Plengortgh ; Colmar, Mr. R. trksey. mr.lfarool#l. Prolmeose to h Ppolteu by Vt.,_tl ilembh* , '"'l the fy,lugor Sirs. Mard)o. A' ter wiatel , will he ..cif.irmr.l, 13th time, • now Oriental fa,ry Tak, .14 Iwo arts, called A liLTI)A11 ; or. TII r TALISMAN OF OROMA7vcs. m Kenshie• Geeius Hai Mr. Ben. roneh 1 , ,.1 , .311, Mr. 'Harley. Mass Cooks.; Z. u , ; Tee Carib flier, pith Losers' Quarrels, end Ei , r• R ANKERS )411,1 MERCHANTW ACC ALIP B • ANCES, at any dale, DlSCHENTiDlottsedisieN! and thme of Tradeable'. sod Private Fe -.- dint*/ tbaY are approved ,Mr. ('m& of Allan-1;4 may be had of Me. Iluzgen., 14. 11 oward.ateet I, Strand, litt wren Itu and fivik..-1.6 to to to be • FALL 11Pr THE PRICE S. l 000 Cne Stmug rrus sr. sm.^ nt AY( SHIT and CO's New London Genuine Tel Ware. humor, 18, Pickett.strer., Strand. at 5a W., sa. 10.1 64 5kn1Ch1)01r1;7111,7...6•1, filie.t 8. ; good Giros Tes,so. 84 , 8. 1 11 . , ..m. 7., hue It. ; Hyun Kind, Os.; Hymns, at IN. fid. mod lts. A Diatom.' allou.d on taking sl's wroth, mot scat to any part of teal.. Note.--10, is behind St. Cleteent's Church. JOSEPH DART, Steve Wry. • ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, Hay 12, 1219. IrrilF, COURT of DIRECTORS of the ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE, do hereby giro Pray Rh'. 11'1? E. ROTA COI'ENT.GA MDR N. ENING. SATURDAY. Moy 22. 1.1:1 w acted ;,14th time), the neer lowsiesl Drams of TII I.: 11 E.% Rl' OF MI 1.)-LOT HIA N. tri.i Oat dr, Mr. Eeictiin ; Wilmot this Secretary), Mr. t ••.•!..r; Lind rf Drinbietliltee, Mr. lAireirm ; George Ito. • Mr. Morrrady ; Diesil Deans, Mr. Terry; 4 1, Imo y ; Shaimilow, Mr. Blanchard; Sailillorre, Mr. noti.•ll%. Mr. , . Rolf+ , istir, Miss Lovit; Effii. 1),111%, .lu. S:ri how ironic Mans, Miss 9ruuluu ; Madge WI ,tl - V. liemhk. which will Ue pruilwerrl as entirely new Dramatic Midas. in cane a. L called COZENING Or, HALF AN HOUR IN FRANCE. Dirk Thitolite. Mr. Yates! 00,4 Durche. Mr. Yates!! Mr Yates!!! Factions, Mr. Yotri!!!! Criinscier, M.. V air% !!! !! Wiwi Glib, M. Yates' i &Orr Munic h, Mr. Vates!!!! '!! Mfr. Deborah Mutable, Miss Green; Mss. T. Hill; U Belle Lissuouliere, Min Slum. After which will tie perfuennl, 4th time, a new Melu-Dranin, _ Notice. That their TRANSFER ROOKS will be SHUT from THURSDAY, the 17th of Jane next, to THURSDAY. the of July lollowline; and that a GENERAL COUNT of the said OMNI nt ATI ON, will be holden at their Office, on E 1):\ 11w 23,1 of Julie next, at Eleven k to the Fut-mono, to k onxider of a Dividend. SA l lll' EL 11N(6, Jun. Secretary. • N.B.—Atie given Daily st the said (Ace, Ind st ih-ir Other in for the Assurance of hisilel:aga, Combo, Merrhsudisc, and Slops, in Harbour, in Dock, or white building, from Lios or Damage by Fire ; tnd also fur the Assurnuet of, nivl Granting Annuities on, Lives. AT NIEETING of MERCHANTS. BANK ERS, and TRADERS of the CITY of LONDON, held at Ilse Losislim Them the 1816 litay.lt3l9, to take into conairltiiiiiiisn she Meaourta proposed fur the RF-SIV,M P. TION iit CASII PAYMENTS: TDOMilli BAINBRIDGE, Esq. in the Chair: It was ii solved (opus, the motion of Sir Robert Peel, Vast. MP. sec hil by M uuhias Attwooil, Esq.), " That the nsca.slics in contemplation, as recommended by the Secret Coininisiees of liiith Houses of Parliament, will tend to a fore"' and precipitate contraction of the Cir culating Medium of she Country, embarrass Trade in ge neral, and injure alike Public Credit, Agriculture, Manu factures, just mcrre." THOMAS BAINBRIDGE, Chairman. • I'ATRIOTISSI ; Or, THE SIGNAL FIRE_ Swo.ler—Colnurt %VsWein, Mr. Tem; Captain Albert, butt ; B. man' of Mikan, Mr. ampulla ; Cukaaki (a Fin non), Mr lihutrheril; Waller (a Praaav), Mr. Limon. Brs.ka Wif..), Mini Grres ; Chita, Mi.@ Foote. Dauer-Count Ce !Daniell Commaudaat), Mr. Exerion ; 0.140111 I...vogniuu if. Mr. Colmar. Ou :Honda). Tanerv.l and Siegmund's. A PETITION to both HOOKS of Parliament, in confor mity to Vie above Remlotion, will lie for SIGNATURES This Day mid Monday morning, at the Bar of the London .•f the Oty or Londou Tavern, at the Lusdue Curt: (louse, a.O a t the Cries Head, Poultry. - --•— AliN soces.wit of the urprouvhing I.)lient II ' , wawa, whirls win essmerseevirly is Jose, Ott west sill he the 1- 1 1,S1' SoRTNIGIITuf AIIt.•MATHEWS AT HOME. This Y. ar. Niel& or Performaiset MO DAY. TUESDAY, TH URS DAY. loot SATURDAY (with the exception ur Moisten Eve). May IS, IMO. r E reMalising PART ,of UPHOLSTERY rod CABINET FURNITURE of MORG'N and Co ,Noe. 15, 16, and 17, Calk. rine-street, Strand, IS NOW ON S 11. E, O.:0y ; the Palest Trafalgar Sitle.boarcla arty teldee, Imperul Diaing•tables.S4H-beda and Chair bead, eolol Maliogeny Wardrobes sod Cheets of Drawers, &c . Tye a 11..1.- 6ellitig at the Manufeeturtre cost prim.. N.ll lu.rirs of every &ecliptic& Manufactured to (kder,of well...rimmed and pr One materials. .......--- MR 11 JOHNSTON'S BENEFIT. THEATRE I ii ROYAL, DRURT-LANE. A. 11. JOH IS soN ha. the honour to io roe T rii "I R- Friends and the Public, that HIS NIGHT to appointed far ITEDNESDAY, Jam 2, 1819. when will hi po -ruled A NEW PLAT, with other ENTERTAIN. 511lNa S. as will be expresso il in future Arleertioements. The Mamie !wl were. she Arts, sod duriog the Ewvaissg, will be selected f • the nom favourite Scotch Melodies. 11o••• is..--Pit 31t. od.—Lower Gallery Is—Upper Gal -1 it Is. . Hoots In lie open at Six, to commence at Steele. *rickets null Places to 1w had of Mr. H Johnston, 20, I WI.. Quresertircrt, Liacwhes-laa-fields; and of Mr. Hod. wilt, at the Box Office of the Theatre. rliMiE NEW PATENT HAT, ii imootarturrti a by (i.% LON and CO. has risen to a degree of eels. hut, quite useasuivirol, from its emisbining (yen' requisite a list uticla to posbroil. Thi prii ripe wisteria! is .:11; ; iii spiir.it• oi , it Pus soli.basal the liiii.t beaver, is squall) light, awl u Ili a rat twice as loos; ; at. beautiful culotte Anil .I.:ipe ii ri - 1...0s lu ILA: last, iesists all weather, and, miiike the L, art r, it tower . ..pot. with cit.. Price 110%. 'I he Patent Hat is sold wholesale sail retail, at 424, i - --- Strand, c. rue, of Redforiksireet ; 10, College.xii en. Deb. I bil l iimi ist, Ne.e.buildines, Noi al-bridge, Edinburgh. TO WiIIOI.SALE, RETAIL. AND LAW STATI O NER S, PRINTERS, PUBLISHERS, BOOKSELLERS, 11,111.4141 0 1. D FURNITURE'. AT FIXED PRICES. BINDERS, ke. Ike. id., or BY Alll SAUNDERS, It i )Nlltili.l.Jits:ill'i.4)Npe:tifitrdlli4;iln)fi.irniNl7l.'nlFli7stilBlBl ever? ;At he. Creat ROOM, No. 39, Fleet-street, en TUESDAY, Artirle of 110E3E110ED FURNITURE is sold upwiti tke I Jsilic , mot four following days, at Ekiren fur . 1 stave toll. +tg P l a n.— 'florit nitro Any (II an .1(r of the Agßatlll , l o , I. The wisplessoot baud frequestly disgusting Solititatioas , % 111 E v.iltiAlte STI W. K of sT A TiON A ItY of to hey are alsiliAted. t it Meswrs. N 14111110; : cosiorilitsil an extensive ositiot t. The lows .1 %/mime Pelee is fixed by a Ticket live . m , „ I sa l p r iNitu.4, Wrilinc, !hawing, learldr, anal °dirt. tinny Article. from vilikli WO Abilletio its tali be Illitalt , ~ Panes s, V3llOlOl a —..e s awl goalie O. ; 8 i nas ior m i ll e d B oar d., 3 ' .1 7 "1", "",_shc. Faille 4,7 d. V II. "'" egt `Y kt ' l ' l ' n ' a large mummy of Vs-le awl l'aill Boar,lo; 100 rolls of deception). Is w hin e of lIM lessee 741,0wy will he re. I Parch slit ; a item , rots. rollertioo of Icily's, Account and Parma to she Busier, if the article Wool appro.. tl of. IMa misaffilion (Imikr.; S,sling, IVax, Waft as, Pins, Quill., r t ,• Usiiti the above Monde but taloa. , lite Platt, 1:011 Eta. • , Ink Stood., solid awl Pottle India It ohlwr, Slates, Pencil., MIN anal Co. 1101 ILO ir hypes Of I:llCutirnt irrall, shush, I et. , Et...k „ , „ wort , ; card , , cult touut plus ; mum , entilt i.lostilit obey lit re, fortonate as to obtain, they pledge these t i Tatut .% .11‘ ,...1,,... The whole haird for the cormentruce of the la llo y will ruslraritur to Ilitaerte. 1 Trsilr. from whoin a poriiied hill% will Is taken in payment. ATo hay of Brilstraila and ro a ilit ore, with Bedding cow. 1 moot ~ await 1 . ~,,, ... iwt i %V.,. yin, a . r . D. ",,,,i Towu ~iris, alsays kept limit sip on stirs. , , : • earl, it 'capital stroll:: hay Carliiii,,..., II eflleava t.r three Bed sell Wlow topiams, Chair. Coslilim, anti '''''" I horses, bawd a oral itta loofas') , cy !took r VVrittor-Tablc , Caere, Wade Oil or alleged is. the mint fashionable malialial a__ 1 T o be viewed dirge &Ira VIA C. 111.12: the Sale, slid Cola ., .. THE APERIENT SODAIC POWDERS. i Incises hail of MC:at a Smith and Soo, Solicitor., Dorset nlS sww awl t legant Ptep.enst possessos stie . eLSa . H . sbo a re• trptate ; awl at the °like of the AtiClloollCr, It th e advantage of instantly producing the beat SODA. N 0 3 9. r wet a lerts . 11 ATER. owl or be me, at the same time, a mild , ~,..v mut %rock or DitAwim; BizisToi, 41.1•ffiENT, rehreisig Heartburn, Bile, Nausea, Acidity ! " 11 ike n( . A ik ß e DS,. RUSSIA lIIDLS, S rATIONARY, PAPER, au lit. tilrlirsue li, &C. It is rreolnWiellded Or Ili°, ~h,...,. ; `;loaaiarla 14,M weakness, sir olio r causes. nji et Epsom au.l ' EY MR. I'l ELI), I 1.4.11..4.h:its Salts, Ile, the now.. win late of *bleb deters ' Go WF.DNES. D.ll' NENT, the 'Nth of Maw, IRI9, at to any I asiog them. These Pow.kro prtaaetty all the ra , Twelve 'clor k, at M r . Ilinilli's Room, Chancery- lane. awshrioal Kerr/tiro of dome salt.; in their opmation are I , 1 ., 1 I E STOCK vottmo ,, IA oil Assorlillent of ...loony mud and riirseimot; soil being mrfectly lafttivor, i l ' ih 7 Paper ; Ai-Count Books, Pocket leaves . , Bill and !li the) um) Ise gives to childless ass well as adults. oho Callnee . rho Powerleta ! oratory ditto, sweat hundred diix. us of Pain phlete, School I,ke a sailor aperit ut in any other form. ' takes. after too free an imbilgeoce in Hie luxuries of Ilse i 800 k... 1 02 Book. la Pitts Ou's Propews,aith COW,. WWboOndj table, p or ijerria.4 after OMI mush Mint, the common 416. ! se...),,eara.alall,le4ramtoamisf„.colltkotruatl,a,Latiamay.l,(lnatiarlag,l7ltrets.l.lLatpriet,olatiak, agreeable eir‘Cls are iillogellor avoided. lii watts choosier, i s lad ll.ry will fie feuttJ ailfosirely bent fieial, as they cornet die. "en 11 "zen Ruwe" of Cullom , ' luau! illoomollt ntolls and uri s it . r t edl l. li y i l le b.. , wpiirh4untrittib:.liitia.tHioivelrarsHidoismtdiil:,. chcatiata.and. . tir,;:171.K...:24,:"111:1ate...,:...P:rnitikri11:t.:6:17t: a s ll : t tari l3 k scki i ., ll 7. P o l : l 4.a. arse. .. 3r l i Z nu l t l : l tai l` ..t e i r l i t Y :o : kg l ,a lt: a w ay Druggist Nit. 4, Chews sirk• cringer o f St. Pairo, I.ovil ili . 1 1 r. Marl NI O• 34, Sal bailie Street. Datiliu ; awl, toe the to. Icy al i I".....llll:l4l.l.•.'2l.ttlitspi".:l7...lpttit..arnsil.lotaet.t-tri::1,1%71,51 Fittislanit-rollylertalr's7,"li. tlw principal Rookselleis, Lirtigtvits, anal Mi-dicioc i Tradeta, thfunes..", lore Kine..m. lo nom.. , st 3 , ,;.,....„,. , _ ons l l ots...ll„,Gla.aji.ttricuri_ls, Liguum Vito Rol. ais, Fuldtug Euiwys„ N 11.—Iso order to pr. -wept the So balitillinis if spurt . "T.t.r...rmi'lil..wlset. _rt i : t . ay tart.atta ailc _ ... aim, at sale, whip imitations of Huse Plosilers. a far...simile of Ike Proprietor,: 1 cittuit:),..... stay he ' haul at li the it,,, 1 ,a 11 .... nod of mr I,,ttis 6 1L e r . "" a. " 11 "` " iu thg l'hgt wh ich i. sa""1 l. e" t 3, Wlnle rows court, ILlaliu how, Coulaill. •~. k SALES BY AUCTION. PY MR. 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