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- . _.# .n within the limits of inquiry, which the Committee thought it their duty to I .rescribe to themselves; others, as calculated either to res.tiiet the number of hands when manufactures are flourishiug ; to confine workmen to * trade in which, by a change of ciri uinstauces they may be uo longer able to find employ ; to arrest the progress of improve ment, and of facilities fur abridging labour, on grounds which, at former periods, must have been equally stiong against toe introduction of the loom itself; and to infringe oil persounl liberty in that most essential point, the free exercise or min.try, of skill, surf of talent; and have espeeially colt sidered the expedient suiligested to them, of nil miuistoring pecuniary aid, out of the Public lee- While your Committee folly acknowledge. and most deeply lenient, the great distress of numbers of persons engaged in the cotton manufacture, in various trades connected with it, arising from cir cumstances which have caused the sale of union goods to decline, and consequently the demand for labour in these trades.and in that manufacture to be reduced; they are of opinioo. that no interference of the Legislature with the freedom of trade. nr with the perfect liberty of every indivi hurl to dispose of his time and of his labour, in the way and on the terms which he may judge must conducive to his own interest, can take place. wit lout violating general principles of the first importance to the prosperity and hap piness of the community ; without establishing the most pernicious precedent, or even without aggravating, alter ir very short rims', the pressure of the general &Areal., and imposing obstireles ageirist that distrere being ever removed ; or, if the interference were extruded to all trades rind occu. patio's', as it manifestly must he, when the system has berm acted on in any. without prodoeing great public mischief, and being destructive of the Imp. piuess and comfort u!' But. above all, your Committee are most deci dedly of opinion, that grants of pecuniary rid, to any particular 1.1.011 of persons go/Pilot% under tent. porory distress, would he utterly int ificaciou• as to every good purpose, anal most obj-ction able in all poiats of view; particularly as they could net foul of exciting expectations unbounded in extent, iae capable of being realized, and mot likely to de stroy the equilibrium of labour anal of emplo3- meat. iu the various branches of maraulactute, of commerce, and of agriculture. 18tb June, 1810. AMkRIC'A. MORE MOCK MAJESTY. The Bustqn Palladian has furni,lucl us wish a fantastic cluster of hopeful Kings, t a treens, Princes, Dukes. Couuts, Barons, and - Chevaliers, creasd upon as good authority as those from the Curs:can stock, as well 11.4 from as !pod materials at least— for, though Cihistuphe's Lice is a little darker than Diapoleolf's, his heart cannot be as much in. The title of Serent.Highwes applied to a sooty Dignitary, sounds, we confess, a little strange; but use, which reconciles all things, has • special effi cacy in chungiug the meaning of words.—( Bolt. Iced. Kep.) norm*, NAY 17. KINGDOM OP AAVTI. Captain Ne74,fr;;O(1;1;-;.n, finyti, f eel the Exchange Culirr-house with papers containing the decree. for changinv, the firm of Government in Cnristoplie's doon.iions. By s 14w of the Coonct! of State of of March es, Is] I. an lierttlatly alonarthy was established in that island. and Cliristaphe mimed King. under the denomination of Henry I. rod the throne it to be hereditary in his family. in his male descendants, to the exclusion of femslrs. _ It is lawful for the lima to 4dOili the child of a Prince. -- • The wife of the King is declared Queen of Hayti. The Princes and Princesses itlal sannot unary withent the consent of the King. A liidg'• 'mu irity terminates at the ale of 15. Henry 1. King I,l:layti, by a Decree of the sth of April. created au Hereditary Nobility, consuls.- kg of Princes, Dukes, Counts, Barons, and ('he. embers, and appointed persons to the revers! rooks. Among them we find, Prince Nolo, Prince Jen), Prince of Goosing, and s Prince of Lambe. General Vernet p is created Pence of Gonaires, Grand Marshal of Hayti, and M • river of the Fi nances and of the Irit.rior. Gen; rat Runirin is created Prince of the Limlbe, Grand Marshal Hayti. and Minister of War and Marine. There are seven Du!.es, iiz.—Tee Apoi!ol,c Prefect Berne, who is appointed Archt.i , hop Hayti and Duke of Anse, and Grand Almoner of the King; General Kaunas's. who is appointed Doke of Morrin. Grand Marshal of Hayti, end Minister of Slate and of Furri4n Affairs; Gecr , ral Brave, Doke of Grand WM. Grand Marshal of Hayti, Grand Huntsmen, end lospectorsGeneral of the Armies ; General Joachim, Doke of Fort Royal. Grand Marshal of Ilsvii, end Grand Marshal of the Palace; General Magny. Duke of Plaisence, Grand Chamberlain, Marshal, tar.; General D aux „ D u k e vi Arelbonite, Marshal, &r...; General Sinew, Duke of Port Margot, Grind Ad miral of Hayti, and Governor of the Prince Ittyal. There are twenty our Count., : Count of Terre Nerivr—of St. Sesanne—af Marmelade—of the Bandou-Nord—of Le. Enuery— o t Acid—of Cehos—of Doudon—of Unmade-4 Tron—of Terre Touge—of IMirebolais--of Saint Louis—of Gros Morao—of Leogant— if Presque Ida—of Itaelteplaise-4 Hosiers—of Borgne--of Oaassaraiateterqoar of these are Uovarsors of the pates of the King asd Qom.. There are Dino Beroos sad Cbevsliers._ _ To the Princeen mud Peincesee. of the Royal Fn oily of Ilmyti, is given the title of Royal High sleek To the fleir of the Throne, the title of Noce RATIO. Te the oldst daughter of the Kilt, the title )Mladame First ; to vounger aistets, :Madame. T. th• Princes if the kingri , nn, and the tile- Ivies of the grand dignitati.s, the titles of Screue lliuhnes. and Monseigneur. To the Dukes and Grand Mar.hala. the title of ka is Grace. A vesool is arrived at Portmemeth from S'. Fitt'.. !the I-ft St. Thcaleaa's en the sth laet. We de pee rwEinotaied %Mt she bis bv•eght any wigs. _ . . IV 1 otz MMUS Paw of yesterilmy ims put:..l , c 3 Si:o'clock is the awning. THE BRITISH PRESS. Ii) DON, SATURDAY. Jume 22. Dispatches were received 3 esterrlay from Sir Itusr SAUMARET, dated Wiitgoe Sound, tub June, but they bring no news of important c.— They communicate oily the capture of some Daitiph vesaeir. theparticlars of *Lich all appear is thia Castle. Dispatches were yeattrday received from Captain M AUKICE, the Governor of the Isle of Anholt.— Nothing of any importance has recently occurred in that Iblai.d. We lately noticed thaltar of the President and Little Kell, as beating keine resemblance to that of the Leopard and the Chesapeake.—Some of our contemporaries, however, maintain that the two cases are totally dissimilar. The Chesapeake, they say, had on board British seamen, whom the Cap tain of the Leopard knew to be deserters from the British Navy.—Whereas no complaint was made against the Little Belt.—Where the Journals al luded have found an authority for this assertion, we do not know.—The extracts which we made yester day from the New York Papers,'speak a very dir ferent language ; for they say, that • complaint was made that a Nils!' frigate, etuizing off the Capes of the Chesapeake, had impressed a pas senger from on board a coaster, and that the Pre sident was dispatched to demaud the restoration of the party. and, in case of refusal, to employ force. —Cape Ifenry, off which the action took place, is in the vicinity of the Capes of the Chesapeake, ant we do not learn that there was any other British cruiser upon that immediate station.—The Little Belt appears, therefore, the identical vessel of which the President was sent in search, and upon an errand that was likely to lead to extreciitiea.— Oar observations,however, are only founded upon the inperfeet information contained in the New Yoi k Papers.—No positive opinion can he formed upon the subject, until the arrival of the official dis patches from Capt. BINGIJAII, of the Little Belt. Tl:e Alma Me►ia, Captain MAGsa. is arrived at Waterford. from Lisbun, which port she left on the 34 instant. Captain MAOSIS states, that no news had been received front the emit • for some days pr,vious to his sailing. Just before Capt. MAGER sailed, a fleet of transports had arrived from Ph month. The troops, consistiug of the 11th dm. goo" the Scotch Gins, and some infintry, were in excellent condition. This will be a very season able reinforcement to the Allied armies, particularly in the article of cavalry. Provisions were in great plenty at Lisbon. and the prices very moderate. A MA from Anholt arrived yesterday with let ters and papers from Gottenbargh to the 15th inst. but they contain no news of auy interest. It spears. by what fell from Lord RIDISDALE la.t night in the House of Lords, that a plan for exped►ting the decision of Appallls in that House had been proposed in a Committee appointed for the purpose, but against the wishes of the Op position Peers who were present. It was ■gain imposed iu the Flnus.•, and acceded to by a mu. joritr• ; but we believe that the Administration now feel a decee of soreness on this subject, fur they bud it ►mpossible to carry that plan into effect. The cause is pretty plainly Noted to his Lordship's speech. In the House of Cummins. lest night, Mr. IVIIITBRLAD UltBeJ for the production of the Cor respondence between Mr. Ptiransv, the A111.1':- can Ambassador to this country. and Marquis WILL! ALEN', during the year 1810. In the course of his awed), he tnuchel on the recent engage ment between the President frigate and Cut Little Bar sloop of war, and also adverted to what had fallen from Mr. PLUVIAL, on • farmer night, as to the probalnlty of • rapture between France and the Northern Powers. The Cmance•Los of the El L uvrwart, in his answer, dtd not take toy rtstiee of the former affair; bet, on the letter point, he observed, that, when he •entieaed the French forces as likely t• be prevented from pouring iuto the remands. is consequence of the aspect of the Northern States. the remark arose entirely from the thee appear•ece of the Continent. and had more ference whatever tinny approzhilattea between Ibis country and Russia. Mr. Comm. the Secretary of the Atlmir.lry, returned to t ,ren last issuing from Worthing. where he has been for some time for the benefit of his health. The MA-thinnest. of Busataanin eatertaine I a trivet post at droner yesterday, at her hemew Paihrnall.—Curl end Cownien FOSTIIIKIJI and Vtoetiont n1111114;1.0, were preault, On Sunday tvenine,• very •enou• not t n ok pl ace in the oprn untold adjoinina Foster Aqueduct. vis the 'toy.' Creel, near Dublin. which, we regret sis hes been encoded with lamentably miaow wieners. It appesre that • number of nefewna insvnildrd on the ground mentioned, for flea portray. of wrestling seid othe r • miten which has been "'nerved there fur avnty An attempt was mole to disperse Ikea., hat was craned. The crvintqueave wes. several slime wen grad s and several persons were datigviou•ly hart. • . A cli' Lli i:Ztl ) lfV-f— -lek 4 . ..: -.. 15 2., i: . ,~ ;.:`,..„,-:‘, )-- IT-iil - 0 4 rm. TIIE PRINCE REI:ENT'S 1 7 I'E. This princely entertainment was the theme of general conversation during the whole of yesterday, not only with the regularity and splendour of the Fete generally, but. what had long been the desire of most of the company to ere, the fitting up of Carleton-house. Oti this occasion the splendid ta service of glass, piesented to , his Royal Nightie by the Cerporatiun of Liverpool, was usel, the dr canters of which were said to be worth tea guineas each, end the glasses a guinea each. The variety and numerous assemblage of chandeliers surpassed any thing of the kind ewer terra, for brilliancy. ele gance. and neatness, both stationary and temporary, the whale of which, except four, were furnished by Messrs. Parker and P. rry, who, pith assistants, •t -tended the whole of the night to take care of the lights to prevent any donne coming to them. The excellence, leer, arid number of looking-glasses, were dim universally admired. The whole is such a splendid place. NS is not to be seen any where else in this country. The floors were ornamented by Mr. Schweickherdt. The entrance and parading of the rooms of the ladies, Feral:Merl us very wnrh of the procession (tithe Knights of the Garter or Bath, plum.% of feathers were so generally worn ; they were the best collection that ever was reels. ha doubt, in honour of the Prince Regent's crest. The Prince Regent sat in a plain mahogany chair, with a leather back, and nut a richly covered Chair with Genoa velvet, us erroneously reported. REGENT FETE DRESSES. [CuNTINVED COUNTESS OF BARRYMORE. This Lady's deem we. composed of the richest white and silver tissue, the bottom trimmed u ilk brood Vaudykad *ilea Spanish triage ; body and sleeves nnlinsidervl to correspond with the fringe, which went three limes viand the dress, at duties cot distances. Head dress of diamonds and wine ostrich feathers, the Prince's plum* iu front...—Her Ladyship's usual good taste was displayed by the choice of so hecusaing a dress. ciaiNTilss or CAMDEN. A silver tissue robe, orususeuted w 'di silver lace. LADY ST. ASAPH. A gold tissue dress, oresseuted with itch bathos fringe. HON. MISS NOIII3I. A white satin good, oresasented with silver la.ey awl silver tissue body. 311A3 LUCIA NORTH. The acme. RARONEVI DE ROLL. A ids, r tissue dress, wills fall dialers sleeves, ersaasesled with silver hICA. HAY-MARKET THEATRE. Last night, after Mr. Diwowu's Pity of The Rival Oak, a new musical Purer, called;The Round I:l;iiin, was performed fur the Grist, anic i :inre should believe, for the la►t time, as the diaapprohation commenced rely early, and continued unt.l the dropping of the curtails. 'the incidents were com mon and ill.managed, and the attempts at wit very coarse. Mr. PATINE, who was the principal singer, was hoarse ; and an apology was made fur Mr , . Lrsrow, who was suffering under indispoditiun.— Upon the whole, it was a very imperfect represen taigun of ■ very poor compo•.ition. It is said to be the produc►iuu of Mr. DIBDIII, len., an author from whom the public have received much plea. sure. and whose failure upon the present occasion is, therefore, to be the more regretted. The report of the state of the Kona, on Thurs day, was, that he was no worse, but much in the stifle state as be was on Wednesday. Wednesday afternoon, the Quaaic the Pain citric', and Princess CHAILLOTTI of tirAtEs, took an siring to Frogasore, sad drank ten there. Thersdayenorsing Princesses AUGUST A, !"40PH1 and CH ARLOTTS of WALES, took in airing on horseback through the Parks sad into the Forest, accompanied by Lady A. Cumettatano, Generid Garet'. etc. The were day the Quutirs, Princesiies ELISABRY IS end Maur, took an airing to Itrug more Lodge and Gardens. . . The Prince it , g-nt wore a Field Marshal's uni- form (as did the Duke of York). with his hair in • long queue, the cordon Mut, mid a superb brilliant star, a large diamond loop and button in his hat and fe Mier, and w:!ariag • sab►e. the handle and scab bard of Alia) were moat richly studded with jewel lery. lie looks and graceful deportment through out the right were in perfect unison with his l'riucely costume. The Doke of Clerenee wore his professlomil on - form; the Duke of Cumberland that of the 15th burials; the Duke of 511.11.. X that of his so!ttitteer corps; and the Dukes of Kent. Caraloidge, and Gloucester. that of their respective reeimenir. All wore the urerilinalguoi of the Order of the Crawler. The Comte De I.ilie score a plain Carmelite broom cost. with white buttoos, without any order; the Duke IJ'Angouleine a pearl coloured. sod the Disks Do Berry a cho-oht., with the rib'uon of the order of St. Esprit The lirioce of Orange was in 'yogi:mm.lls, wetting over Orin isi urenge Most ni the Dovetshire famines were present at the Nina Rratat's life. Among whom we particularly amired--tite Earl of Daum the Earl and Countess of Ihcoutseta. Louie Kr Sitter Emcee. Mr. Mrt. and M.eaCahceatr, Mr. Mr. *IA Nl's. Manes, Mr. and Mrs. Control'. Mr. Alm end Nliss Geosestrite, 8t... ke. &r. The Dochess of Bitumen. oo her return from the oil Thursday morning. whehtine from her carriage, ut her house in Hamilton-plme. drooped a diamond worth sougninees. The dresses at the Regent's Fete were mote fastened shone ; sod it is • curious hut. that iseerly all the Lathes have heels Mites with 'hew Milltnne coroplinoing that they bad breke their chains. 111. Royal Highness the Pluses Rioll l lr's Dn meows had peeitis.sion, last melt, to rciesie their friend. with a Bill sod Sallie•. Colonel end Mn.. 110,111:/1"11t intend to leave town this day for Cheltenham, and aftera•ds will proceed to their seat in Piintlivartheiland. Earl Caw sarewoLutit will awe s Krand flintier tewsearriew at hi. house Piccadilly. The Esti of UrrKa (hooey Kaye a greed D hr. Tesfrniiy, at hi. house to Grosr.nor-ul err, to B.►l mud Clllllllim C IIOI .IIORDIII.III, etc. 1t... COAL MARKET--Jvas Si. Skies at Market. Ships sold. Price. ill Newcastle fri i 41 Underlined The public are cautioned egainat certain notes for 5, 10, 20, and 50 pence. ironed from the Fleet Prison, by a iscron in confinement there; which notes bear a great resemblance to those of the Baal: of England, and purport to be issued by the GJA• vernor and Company of the Fleet Bank in Eng. land. w:tli the signatures of RD. DRUTDIIi T. Waers, and others. Several unwary persona her. ing been deceived by the appearance of those notes, this caution is peculiarly necessary. 'There are likewise in circulAtion, by the same person, similar notes of 1 and 2 pence. Crib left London yesterday, with Captain BAR. CLAY, for the latter's seat is Scotland, where he sill be trained by that celebrated pedestrian. ACCIDCNT.—A gentleman, of the name of DUN.. ERSLY, was Mile-1 by a kick from his aerbant's horse, on Thursday night, in hii own yard, at Hereby Grove, near Uxbridge. He had alighted from his horse, and was giving orders to his set vents, when the horse kicked emirs violently on the abdomen, and killed hies en the spot. On Satnrdny morning Ise. • Duel was /ought near Hytlie. between Captain Latch& and ]Lent. Quillinati. both of the 23.1 reglineut Light l)ra. goons. Neither of the pieties rec. iv. d hurt. l'eastlay anniaing last • Meeting took place on Barham Downs, near last, between Capt. Hunter of the Bays. and Lieut. Witte, 'loyal Ar tillery. After exchanging one abet the mattes was amicably adjusted. Mr. Selma has replied to Mr. Attire's letter. After applying the terms 44 false and scandalous," to part of Mr. A LLIT'I statement, and stating that Mr. A. had declared his intention to bare recourse to the law, were Mr. STOltte to send his a chid lenrio—thia retort Courteous onncludrs thus:— " 1 hare tardy to add, liat 1 sever tsars, directly or indi rect?", reezired, or I,rni prooliorrt to 'wire, that 1 acidity .6 tapers, nor eve* did expect, try row.tomat, hrofft, gift. reward. or patrsoore, from his Sopa Sloshawm the bake of York, or any of hi Sanity or limb, for say of the hominess on which I bare hero employed, tither where the mime of Col. Wardle bat here 'swallowed, or in any caller hashers.. Si spurs @weather ..rcount whom. ; sod when Mr. A!ley or erwciefee Calt 6./.1 at nay lime hereafter that I do abler., any stork remerieritina, I will allow thaws' dealers that it wee received fur the corrupt peersees Warta be would cow ardly noisome am, Sir, raw most obedient eerrent. '9sl44lege. ern Ame ty yet 1. WM. SWIM. ICCBTrit — AY - 7 --- "" a= per Cast. kedeced .. 4141 2 • I • pat Cyst i9iilf "me Anoaittie 5i,.,.a 1(.114 bond* ... ... io. 1$ prim. reit...quer 8.11.. 1 Cc/wok for T. SIM Stock broker, a, rorehin, sad g, Chniag,Cems On Thee.ty , at the parish (+arch of Sotto. E..hhielLt, I Yar•4l:ll,re, by the very Rte. the Deno ofraote.Lary. Charles Clement Ad, easy, E*q. of ilnm. Hell, to Aims ‘Stris. Mrs, ft.luebter of Sir Idrmanal Cicdual Hartupp, Devi. of Yoeroaks 11.11. DIED Last Week, at Pyro's Faros. net, Wet., Shr•qesblee, W. West Betty. Esti, &Au of Henry West Ben), E.q tb nog Ifs-,.tse. &lir - WATER AT 1.1). PON Hlt I W. 1.. 1141' Mors wmu Ater 3. I EIMPW 2 orie atter I LONDON 1-1111ntr4 awd Peetri.el.e.l et the 11.1ir• ' N d; I elerael; where Artereetarenerrts u. rrer, ered (wag !ewt) n.. 1.1 be .44 reietri No Ir Lierereet's- In., Persia--1. NIeITR. no Ifl . Stier. 1•1111Ler POLICE. 11t.1161%0V GM Sgratti. ffahanf she prtlen&A Doke of hort.lk, wee yeatuoh. rb,ogort as this Otficr, by tlw Duke of N-orfolk`a toothy% with leeriug 'lethal a riot at hie Grece'rlaultreht9t. mßosse s eta Thursday meet. The .044eudant annoyed the oriehioated hp it-pea:ea kuockhas at the Duke of Netfullf's duar ,leniaiohiqg se iuteuretir, lee.—He was committed fi Irma of hail. A tonne', of thr swot of Moen, Ins duo remegnitie4 for obtainheug half :..crowsi falai a senalagii4, ampler promos of dibilusiag future treats. ,tIdIKEIi. CORN EXCHANGE, Juit ti. CUKIAKN I* PKICE OF GRAIN. Wheat.. .5... 7^• dile Tick Beans 346 SW Foss ditt0......... tots. gus Ditto Floe (A) 4.4. Si.. Rye 414 SW 0411: 416 44.. 4174 Barley n - s. sz: 1 l'otaud ditto Malt Gs, ;iis I Pototne ditto White Peas (boilstro) sod. t.:,.. nape !teed ~. 441. sal (;re, Picas 446 441 1 Floc Floar 141.446 44..474 &scowls . ..... ...... dos ;. 41 UXBRIDGE. Gore-lespector's Ratan, TMOtSDAY, JV C 4 I. %uau, per load ....sad it.. -- 10 453. les. Ba►ley, per quarter to 310. —A. Om. 4tis —4. to 4111 to 4.Ss. —4. Nt. Ihtto —a —al to —d. 014 Dato ♦2s. —4. to 52.. — = 4. SOL to u.. —4. eiirEr;U. KtW 11•09. , Hops. Asir TOCIIIIIII. Kent, 21. Os. Su ♦I. tea Sussex, 61. too. to 71. ims Fandina,l9i. aa. to 141. as TICAItLI3IO Forages. Pockets el. oe. to al Old Do. 01. us. to el. as c en t. 61. 104. to 71. 1011. Sussex, 61. tit. to 71. 0. E.asei, 61. 64. iv 71. ua. YE \KLING RAGS. Bnze ul. u►. so W. os Old Do. el. ul. oh. Jars tt. per stone of ollb. Headed' Cattle, t►le day N.. Remota Sheep true Loathe.... 6,164 • -- . . (':duel lii Pita 310 A RKET. od. to gl. .. ed. 04. to ♦l. os. 04. mi. to 91 •o. ed. $\ IT H Fl To ..ihk the MIA ♦d. to .l. 44. 10n.4.444 Bd. Inn*. 441. I 11.31144 54. U4l. In Ns. ud. Veal /44. Oa. to ;6. u 4. Pork W. od. tor HA T-‘3 Rey .........:1. 830. Y1rar........31. M. clover .. -- - PRICE oF HAY AND STRAW YESTERDAY. • ST. I lbat WIIIITICII3II POL. Hay, al. iss. to I. ISI n 4 Hy, 61. os. wV. Au Straw, I. 123. to 31. Ise. od. New, 01. to of as IClover, 71. 7s. tool. 941 *raw, 3'. IN. Ili 41 41 PRICK 01 TAI.LOVV. Si. illMeell Market ;s aid Tosni Th i'allirsi 64i od .- n Clare ''Market...... is g 4 Teltow Russia dais oil —... • Wiiiterharl Mitt Itel 3. 7%4 Ithite ditto .. sco. oil —• • per sr. a ebb. ....r SUall ditto.... Hs u 4 —4 • lIS 14 Me Wag Midi $6. od --s • Average..,. 3a Sid Dittu rani% 3OS OS • GI INCI Goorl Dregs lle • tied 91,--Cued, oss its 6.1-11•alis, ill. 64 Ydlow Snip, ens-- , Voli Prise of Candles, pej Josef 1660. vh• • KANO'S THEATRE. - Tl-MORROW EVENING, Saturday, June , 9, lel will be rearguard , the favourite cosmic Opera of 00141 FAN TT, PTE. (Composed by Mozart.) Principal Characters by Madame &ninon, Radiesti ; Signor Tremersani, Siglor Canrini, Signor Need' Madame Colhni. sod Madam Catena. End of the arm Act, THE AqATic IettTISiMENT. After the Opera, the famarite Ballet of FIGARO. Priacipal Dancers, It,. Deshayes, Ur. Moreau, Mr. Ron• ain, and 'Jr Vestris ; Madame ' Madame Monroe, Mademoiselle Nora, Mi na C. Toaenley, Miss Sunlit, Mad. Cheri, &c. To aid Rex et R. goal. MEd tta. itay4,4 Hal. .11 I A THIS EVENIN(:, FRIDAY, June DI, 11 will be preformed a Play, willed . f kJ E 1140 N Kest Me. Mabel lifshardiug, Mr. Eyre; WttfMd, W,. K. Ames ; Adam Wititertna, Mr. Barnes; damson Rawbild, Mr Limon; Aragon:mg, Mr. Paine ; Or- Imo, Me. Sit/. Halms, Mrs. Glower; Shuck, Mn,, Cuba; BarLarn, Mrs. ; Judith, MIRA Wheatley. - To wbirh will be added, the Burlesque Tragedy of TO vt 'I'HtJNIII. King Arthur, Mr. Heroes; Lord Grizzle, Mr. Liston; Diorite, Mr. Cruse; boodle, Mr. Paine; Tom Thumb, Mtge Care. Queen 11),W14011,16 Mew. Liston. Tie worerne, The Oak, and ;second time) a New Alsairal Eater, called The 111013.1(1 kohio A Now Farce, with S called TM °Maids Passenger, will be produced on Tuesday next. N Etlf 1 111LATREMOiAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ( MON DAY, July will be perforuie 1 ty IN Shakespeare's Tragedy of HA LET. Hamlet (fur the het time this maion) by Mr. Kemble. TM Public are tawtfolly info:deg thee MKS. AMDAN Is engaged Ewa for mpg. xi Ibis Theatre, and will make her Orel appeal-Niles, ga Tuesday next, is the character of the Widow CherYly, Y Ike CuineJy of Tlii ROLDLEA'S DAUGRT ER. On tfedursdry , KIND HENRY V. Ring Remy by Mr. le.---Ito Thursday, KING RICHARD 111. King Rtchird, Mr. Keuilde, Meng `Ate lad night of his performiag this !seism' Alia. JOR A's second sod third nights of rerformasee will be oil fol d er the Code, and Saturday the 7thof July. On accuniit of the iiiiiaetult families who edeld not oh- On Monday next, sad every inelit ilium,: that week. V ArtlX' t 773 and 1776. Third Edition, eorrectod suit augmented, price es. howdy 3. The 'FRAYELIi of ANACHASSiS the Younger, is Greece, during the Middle oftbe Fecirtb Century, before the Cbriabau /Era; trevonted from CM Vow k of the We Abbe Barthelemy. To which ore prefixed, Memoirs of the Life of .I.J. Rae ttoc:osetiftlittiel:o6:l:nwee:iti.suvhwen.tAte:tsintsbal:;vr. haii:HeitusortilmrstoiliTly9l4r.ladidnt.eilitirt i i, o l ; n 7 i w t V “ iti . h il o s . . f P e .4 7 .. 0. mid an eighth 10 ato. ColltAilli bm. ..lg :4. the p% r Pl ou si rt is h : V o i . ew 4. e . , b4 ii e n . d 4. MEMORIAIS of NATCRE sad ART; collected in •JiAtiocy is Great liritaio, daring the Veer. 111102 and isco. 34 Christian Augusto* Gottlieb Gordo. Traostori um th• (anginal Gramme, by ileums' Hams. In 3 volt. 'Man 840. price 16s. 6.1. boards. As HISTORICAIo VIEW ot the ENGLISEI OP. V ERNM ENT, from the StAtieineat of the Smog is WPM ID the preoent Time; with *MOO Riesortatimor nouccted with the History ut the Goveromegt. SyJoho Millar, Pro &met of Law in the Congruity of Gloom. " Amon the l'Ilos•plocia of !Stamm Prefer's. Millar oserito • high, perh th aps e Mahon rook. The sagacity with winch he detects and indicates, tern is resou.te periods, gnaw ywirdisivuong riirostiabuters, whim produced the gene ral Raw in eyeing, is wholly itiorvalkid. Ws geuertrizations, or theoretical infereacre are mountain and wavy iiirmons ; His solisctiitas retool deep ptuct,etinot,sorl his dormant* • discringessing solstlety.".-.40u. Rev, Vol 11. 4 Vol. we II 134. beireia. S. TIN HISTORY of SOOTLANI), from the 1110•0 of do Creme, en the Acronym aims,* VI. to the Throne of Illaciatirl, to the Union of the Biagi was to the retro of Iltores Agee. • The lemma Editiow, corrected, with a is Prelintioary Dis sertation cm the Perticipation of Maly (Atwell of Scale He Morin of Darnley. By Malcolm Leong, Fan. a Vote Or.. ii. WC beards. 0 . 1 Tie Vatectionot fluty lee had separate, to complete die fustier Moon, price tea. 7. A GENERAL VIEW of the WRITINGS of LIN. SIAM. be &chard Pottemy, M. 1.1 E.R.S. Ilas Soconl edition; with Cornetist's, comiderable Al. /WOO% sail Aleossire et the Author. Ry Wiliam Gonre hiamoo, M.D. PALA. FILL renter of the Rowel C.Rege 01 - IDteciaass sad • Vice - Preaidest cif the Liomiso Soentiof To win" lo smeseil, the Diary of Lena us, thelle written by 1100111114 end now moon:nen iota Englieb, from rtAi illoaostript, is rowesius of the Editor. Esatfeeesely lesietted is Oar lame Volitive, Ilayse Qeatte, (Linton* is Mae I=e),wanithitTetri=iltWma 4Po::ailt.s Ti r atic C•e s ie s l o y al 1 LW Paltesey, eoh • A ar Plate of Madam, sod • Ear. Simon of Liarem's hawl.wrii jog. Price it. 1 latish Weeds. , o. Atli% Alri sif . C ( 011 %I FACE, MANCVACISARS, FISHERIES, *VI NAYO/RTIOS; with brief Notion of it* Arts and Scion* , einocemd MP* mi. CoMaiting Pe Camettertehil Teetatertiene of the bids.' Empire, and other • Cotattrievi froalthe mrisert Accelerant to tbereffeder of the "Min Parliament, in Jemmy, 1401. dy Shank Merlon. ollet• Neatly peistea ..a astdoim parr, ta t oar lase Vo. moms, std. price al se. li Maras. WILINSDIIIIN CHltOwcus o f ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, son IRELAND! s lets. Apo Mo. ISI• sirs titimae to. TOMS; of ALEXANIAR A Dimierealine as the Sirearittooes 64'.44111 film A 1 1441,t sea s o so the i"lh Iglousomn. He Ehoort 11441 , 1 (lecke, LLD. Hand mintsfy rime* i i i ti,,,, I, .oh Foe leminfol Plater, by Alodioad. see. Ire ode. PT thessme Audi .r. CO313.1;1;41; I)I47rI4ISART of the EIoGI.LSH.LAN . OVAGE„ lie: Irm* eve. ;,,s tvads VAUXHALL. LTuder the Tztroisags of Xis Royal Highness the PRINCE EEC:ENT. HIS PREsENI' FRIDAY. Jiinio 28, will he a GRAND GALA tad FIER-WORKS, 32. 6d—Dour! *pi at seven, and the Cuu- ant begin at eight o'clock. •.• 'floe Pehlic are respectfully informed the Exhibition a the Commie takes Once invariably at ten o'clock, and the Fireworks at half-wit eleven tbroomb the sassat. WeiEtblidwd, by.l ritAtigird, Na ga halt i gfrjliy 91-x$ 11,$1 wi d er i f e e A, Kings et tie opt yeleie, the asemiks fllisarles Ow Fifth in 13‘, to the death of Charles the Ninth in tro74. By NATHANIEL WILLIAM WRAXALL, Eat ..--The Third Eißtioa, with smy eonsiilmable Atententstions, gg Vols. ono BA hoards. By the same Author, A TOUR THROUGH the WESTk.RN. SOUTHERN, sad INTERIOR PROVINCE , : of FRANCE, in the Team - OFFICE, DE RSONS Polities eipi formed, that Rec 114MV ready for live AKeats of thi Bunt, N.R. Potiries period, shoolol be ROYAL EX Etlatolialbitd by Kt pERSONS tA• lu/A imu •e♦ teeth / to be i ROYAL EWA tiv glawir roneetivo Pori we Arisoreol Or Pn!icles, en or bo Mora Dolt Ow Po INN AM • a• Attendant Asstirsrice of Rai Harbour, in Dun try rite ; anti sdi nuitles on, Lives N. B. F.re r the .t red, whi ALBION Vet Instance i Gee theraidir Ir lass vessigili z isp .„6o.4 immeg .6 I I alleetta_tile Tara IlAadoa„ are Mmes. sue a awe of owl ea sok Ow Fire 1 A lame Cacti that, sad is el Carapaaya arra peed IR Inch tl - Biiiltlittits is their ritualism I •.• The Ca is at Na. 97, scar Oaforit. so This flay is pi Hy H 1 Priatid Ilw J My be Lai, I. I. £ ITT UN. Price 9 IrORRUI with Notes. at Pri , e O. bd. TH SCEP A V Attest thew its sail 'Virtue. Printed far msy be Mel, A.l ESSAY in;huic. 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