The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-06-29 00:00:00

y l Kr d e 1." 'CC,' j 11 7 1 1/ X4€ 4 4.4? Pr v l' ,, iv 4 </ .7 :: ..z . : h' / 1 - 4. R 4 0 4fb • / ti . . ot , .. i ntic.. ; ,, t ' L liill 4 I rt 4 / 1..0 141.. 1. rtvo4 4 4 - dc '-) 7 ~, ~~ `~ 1.•~ tl NUMBER 4853. TI/ 4ni c-110 VA L. 1111URY-LeIN R. THIS EA' EN INC , . MONDAY. Jute 29. their Alaiesties* 5..1 %sots will perform the Comedy of JOHN BULL. Joh Thorabevey. Mr. Dowtoa; Peregrine, Mr. Powell ; the Him. Mr She Melon, Mr. Pealey ; Frank Rochdale, Mr. Barnard; Dennis Brulgraddery, Mr. J01.116t0110 DAM. Mr. thlwrry Lady Caroline ersynsore. Mrs. Or g rr ; Mary Ttowoberrg, Min Bore; Mrs. Brolgiaddery, Mrs. Sports. By way of Epilogue. the Birth, Parentage, Cheisiettinr, Marriage, and other Family Misfortuaes of Deesis Bral. gruddery, by Mr. Johnstone. To which will be added, the Melo.Dranta of THE FALLS OF CLY DE. General Wilford, Mr. Bengoesh; Fara , / EnbeM. Mr. Knight; Edward Esilirld, Mr Wellsellt ; Donald, Mr. H• J01. , ...tna. Ellen Enfield, Miss Smithson. DM/1111 upon at Ste u'Cluck-41te Performers to begin at Bryce. Bates sea Pisces Is bs taken of Mr. flptiog, Ilattemtbi, Heyde*. street, front Ten till Fear, and of whom may be had a Private Bus nightly. LAST TIME THIS SEASON. TffEATRR-ROYAL, COVENT.GARDEN. THIS EVENING. MONDAY. June 29, will be meted, a Tray rolled VENICE PRESERVED. Trioli, Mr. Egerton; Mier. Mr. C. Kemble; Pierrr. Mr. Toner; Reasons. Mr. Chapman; Illrirasa, Mr. Clare mont. Belvidere, Minn O'Neill. To which will be added. the kat sew Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN GULLIVEIt ; OR, THE FLYING ISLAND. f:elll►er (afterwsrda Harlequin), Mr. Hewn' ; the King of Laws (afterward.* Pautatoon), Mr. Norman ; Qrotrantissitniss, Lewd Chancellor of Lopata (afterwards Clown), Mr. Grimaldi. The Princess Ithumboidilla (after wards Colosisbiae). Miss P. Drones,. Ili.. Dbors to be opened at Six o'Cliset—..the Play to begin at Nevem. _ _ _ . . A Private 800 may be ba.l fur the Sasso., or Nightly, of Mr. firantion, at Ihr dux Office*. Os Thers4l;y, Rvb Rny Mftryfrogor or, Lull 1.40 s Swop THEIATRE-ROYAL ENGLISU OPEactl, STK:I.N U. T HIS EVENING. MONDAY, June t'9, will be prerinitril THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. Peatlimas, Mr. W. S. Chatterley; Lockit, Mr. Bartley ; Cspoilia Mi.•heath, Mr. Warman (his Sol aporaraurc is that char:v.ler); Filch. Mr. Wilkinson. Polls [Nachos). Mrs. 14 Kellar' , (Wang her 4th appearance on this Stage, and 'lll iu that character); I.ucy Loekit, Mtn Kelly. After which, the favourite Operelts of N HE JEALOUS? Mr. blower. Mr. Wrench; Miss Kill,; Mn. Daimons-, Mrs W S Chatterlry ; Roge r Mn. Piricuit. To conclndc with 'Bth time) a new rhararteristie B ILLET DIVERTISEM ENT. Principal Usurers auil Cbararttra by Mr. St. Alhin and AO it, Mr. Walla/ern, Mr Fisher. and the Corps de Ballet ; and modental to the Ballet. will Ire introdared the NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN WARRIORS. lately arrived is Englaad. Boxes, Plates, 111111 Piivate may be taken of Mr. sh, VPN•OO. st the Boa Other, Strand Entratee, Goon Ten sill F••ur; and at Pennant's Library, 170, New Boud-street, o pii.,aile Darlington-gardens. T. INOMIW. the American Indians, with Two Words, or. Sil.ut out Dumb! and The Padlock. Carew (late of the Theatre-Royal, Covent Garden) will in ike her first appearance on Saturday, as Clara, in . V AT nee N.iveltien and Rrvivala nre in active. prrporaiiiin. LAST SIX NIGHTS O►F HOW TO WRITE AN OPERA. ROYAL CIRCUS AND SURREY THEATRE. •rHN PRESENT %lON DA V. June 29. 1 (awl Ave following Evenings), will be presented, a Comic, Heroic, Operatic, Thai:, l'antansiutic, Burlesque, burletta Spectacular P.icuily„ wader the Title of I►t►l (lIOVANNL Witb Mozart'. gram] Overture, performed with the original Don Giovanni, Mn. Omer, .4 On Tbratre-Royal, Drury lane (hrr Oral apprarauce this seams.). Don Guzman, Rua Ghost or bourse-If. Mr. Smith ; Leporello, Mr. hianillia Do.nit Anna, Mr,.. Illeuules; Con:s/in. Miss Simpson; Lohgeretta, Miss E. Pill; hbrimpisina, Miss Bruce. After which will be pvirinerd (fur the first tune), a New Serious Pantomime Nominee, founded uu a popular aud must ;utensils,: Poem, called NION I . A 1.01: OR, THE BLACK BANNER! With new Mottle, Scenery, Dreamer, niiil Machinery. Principal Characters—Sir urriram. Mr Smith; Montsloll (his Seneschal end secret Luray), Mr. Ridgway ; WAN,. (the Creature of ilontaltli), Mr. Howell. Emma (Wire of 8w Bertram), Mira Taylor. To conclude with (25th first), • Bowl Comic Terrific Extravaganza, in three Acts, eilteil up with much modern Mscnificents, railed HOW TO ‘VRITE AN OPERA ! OR. THE DELIGHTS OF DRAMATIC AUTHORSHIP In slk your., th. third Act will he itstioulueett the Rel „ •arnl of ■ Rend Nleloo-eremasie /),,era, called '' ANA. FONDA ; OR, THE BOA CONSTIKIefOIt AND um BUFFALO." Boxes 48.—Pi1 24.—Galkty la.—Half-price at halrpost Eight. Pile's for the Roses to he taken of Mr. Reraner, al the R. 911.1 'Mee, in front of the Theatre (shire Free Adinietitnis for the SP.IIIOII may he porches...l, and a private Boa vw- Rayt d meetly); awl, for the aecntw•nodatios of Fninilien at that end of the Town, at the Bureau de Sim clack, Western Exrhsue., Bowl street. Mr Gallic, of the Theatre loyal, Ururv•bne, is re engaged at this Theatre, sod wall blinvi!y on..Le his Gent app. &ranee in ars entirely new nutlet's, taken flout one of Dr *enliven tonal popnlar Novels. CA DLER'S WELLS. TIS I'll 1; -:ENT MONDAY, .1/owe 29, ISIS. .11. and fuliongl &ening', only, the favourite HaHequin Pantomime (partly new, and partly vinyl's:di called SALMAGUNDI ; OR, THE CLOWN'S DISH OF ALL SORTS. Clown, Mr. Grimaldi. After which, %gime II Lhavolit Antonin, in addition to the Coide Volanle, will exhibit Ins unprecedented skill in Tionhling. Posturing, ke. Tut performance lo conclude with anew i!•rio Comic Aqua- Dram% in Iwo acts, Mira, O'DONOUGH('E AND HIS WHITE HORSE. The Piece by Mr. C. Dih.litt. Thil hut scene will represent the Castle of an Irish IMO', on Real Water, and conclude with the t onflacratiou of the Cattle, and the appearance of aI) ..nou g htte, rising films the water throsigli tlw tue.lium of a Rost Waterfall. Boxes 4s.—Pit, 2s—G illery, Is. Doors open at half.past Five, begin at Haltpall Sx, Places kepi till Half pate Seven. A new Musical kAtirasaganga is in Mimes!, called " The Wolow and her Grandinamma " Characters--Virmil• ° l t " cry nod Smith (feints the Theatre Itnyal, and dr. Gibbon; Mrs Kennedy 'from 11w 'Katie Royal, (:.acti-Garde n ), Mrs Winton, Miss Tumuli, and Mits Tim The Music by Mr. Whttater. UNION ASSURANCE SOCIETY. CORNHILL, (tneTcrtntts Ix TUI aZIGII or QUISII7II ANNA, A.D. 1711). NO fit. E w he el). Fi,r sloe at Ahlannimer-Day N. xt must be paid within Fillers' slays thrref . The dist inguishine principle the Life atineut ir , that every Pulley tussle for the • hole esoilistottoer of Life, will participate in the Peofits fry addi tions being made to the sum insured at Ow usual stated periods; aud experience has sh. ten that a Policy origin illy effected fur 1,0001. may nolosiiit, t.y the phi, a 0,1. Utins• patty, to 1.20 1 11. i 4 1,500/. utulsout any addition of Prrnsium being reinnril The Capital of the Company guarantees all losses ; the insured is. therefore, lint liable fur the lost." of others. The Lite Premiums us' lustisatiees for One and Seven Tears, are i Mucci/ generally Twenty per Cent. In Fuse lnaurand , the practice of this Company has lotus, for lipwaril• Of a century, to relllll , l the Profits tin Policies rflrrti 4.1 fur seven years. These Profit.' average 25/. per Cent WI 11e 11.• - put All paid, and in anutuut, (twain; the ionise of a century, have exceeded 300M00/. THOMAS LEWIS, Secret's/. GAILLRY, PALL-MALL • THIS GALLERY, with ti tEcTioN of the mod eelebroted IVork• of the Italian, Synoirh, Fl4lllliPli, nod Dolth Selitosh. IS Orl:N every dry fruits Niue Us the Miottiug mild Sir to the FA - ruing. Adotattooer 14 •-..-Catalogurs ay Orslrr, JOHN YOUNG. Keeper. MR. wrsrs rimurtioN. THE cattia . r LIRE. DEATU ON THE PALE .lIORSE, CHRIST REJECTED. ST. PETER'S FIRST 'VACHON, wilh.evcral PICFURES and SKETCHES front otla:r scuirruHAL SUBJECTS, are 11111, tliblkr the linatesliate Patruanze of his Royal littleneav the PRINCE nr.GENv, at No. UM, Pall-Mall, uesar Carltue-Huase, every us) , tr Teo till Five. CHARLES /OMR'''. Secretary. 1 1 11-11 E LADY 011111 left I:ct ii•itsie not 11:1 itLay inoiniott Ito;t, re cartiettty mid affectionately requestul to return itongtolittely to his Conity. Jnste77, 18111. ROVAI, EtCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, EstaLli.heil by lt,iyal Chatter in the Ravi of Klag Georce 1. June, It&lit. 11101 ETISONS whale Annuli Premium,. ,t,ie IVuu the 2lth instant, are hereby informed, that Re. eeipts ore Now nvissi) to he delivered at she Conipany's Of tiers, over the Royal Exebanice, and in Pall Mall, as well it. by their respretiir Accitto in 11w actual Cottons; and the Parties unmet an reineatect to tap:,ly for the R. sirwal i f their Policies. sin or lw;bre the 9th of lady neat, as the naual kiftreu Dip' allowed tin Payment, beyond the date Le each Policy, • all then rapire. SAMUEL PENNING, Joe Secretary. ••• Attend isler is given, daily. at the said Offices, 111 r the A...wader dr liaihlidgs, Goo.ta, Mr clusidloses, nod Ships, im Hail...dr, is Dot, ur while Huil.linz, from Loa, or DameEr by Fire; and Also the Aaaurauce of, suJ grwmticg Aaiuu . lira on, Liver. N 11.—Fare l'uliescs till ba Ward free of existing be the kaiired, trlirrr Cie :Usual Premise= amonuts to 41;1a. or up wards. HOPE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LUDG/ITE HILL, 1.0111DOX; AND WEsTIIOP.E.LAND-STRLIT, DUBLIN. FIRC OMCP.—Capilal ONe \hulas. Assuit.,M . LS LOSS or DAMAGE by II HE, .Alctid upon e-ery Deseriplion of Pro. perly wil bin Hie Unif off Kiiiiplons, %spool . .. Tins as beneficial so tb. Assured as *boar of any wise.' Office. . . . Lows *re soot - omits p.tol Iy this tompaily with live ul. entool of Liberality mol Prom') Notier is hereby !Ikea, that Receipts fir the Renewal of Put;cirt, nshieh expire al .Ilidiroimer, are pew ready . for ntlirery at the abort! mentioned Ogites, cad x 411114. re• spectise Agents of the Company threngliont As United Kingdoms. Policies of Assurance, which expire at the shave Perim!, should Arrr,ewrJ wathiu Firtava Days thereafter, ur they btcouce void. LIFE OFFlCE —Capital 011 E Sltuuns. atimuriiiict• effected upun Lives and 1.11 aurviviirrldp— AUllllllif% (raided and purchased.—Euduwun•nts (or CbiL dreu, fee. if.c. The Piiiprtctiste of IN* Oifire have undrrtik►n all Re. spiiiimbility, dud have stipotated fur a Guareuter of One Alilhuu Staling, air au ample Security fur all flow EußaGr _ _ . _ . Profits arising oat of Ihis Branch of Rivajnew., afte r • mu.k,:lie DiAlictiou fur Guarauire and Expeoar of Ma narriciti, are iiiiionart ilie Ao•siireil, iu proportion to the Sarnia rerpictirely upon which Principle mt rune are the In.tasrcrs of Tea, Fri 41 . q, awl Thirty per Celli in addition to the A 44444 uist of Life Kilicica, being paid; moil Cases have occurred (when the On.ation of Life has been eoubillr rally proluugc(l`,. where list PAyuseut has been more than doable /he Sun natured Nu Entrance Money, Aibuirmoli i.e. nr other Official Charge, exicieil. IVILLIAM BURY, Sic. ATIAs AssuRANcE com ['ANY OF LONDUIN. DE litiONS A.ruring will, this Comp:lnv, ac eat II stutaissit Fise us us ',Mrs, will swriodieally my 1;21.16 tint in the Profits, slier a moderate ardor. tom for the 4111.4 , 11.Ws of rassinscemesst, and conspeusatiou fur the persists e Capital of hit CUIIIII.IIIy. LI Fr. OFFICE. on all Policies f ioni anti Nowa. its, made for the whole ti rot of Lire, the Ascurrd aill , at the expo at lOU of err" y seventh . t eat, hive an addilinu of P io nt, i n b e th en wirer . t +toed upon principles of mart •alculation. he miniouist of such Profit tory be applied on • tuber of the fulkiu tug oats. at the option of the p. 1164/11 Aottatol, via. Ist. fly tualiug All uthlasou the own %nee dl e d i n th e Policy, payable ■1 the death a f the party, us t.ll lately practowil at the Equitable Lite Alouratiec Office. 2'l. Fit applying the aunottit in •eduction of the An n ual Premium 3J. By reiteeniint the Adore payments of !osmium. The Ishies of Bates of Pori ii iii Ns are the 1.3111 e Ali those in use at tbe Oflire, with the other advantages uuw offered by this Office to the Public. Tab!. s 'tabs ale also framed, seto►din; to which. Per- Rolla may Assure a sum certain for the wh•sk term .4 Life, by p tying as uu•rravd Premium for a tixtil )cars wily, and be fate from all fissility payment thestafter. FIRE l)FF10E. 0.1 all Policies fur 3001. and upward% continuing in force fur Fite year., and mu claim for Ines pail therenu, the As sured will he entitled to participate in the Profits made at that pi amt. Poi-wins et—turing are trot liaLle fur the Imiara of others, aa iit the cam rt I•hipir, anti they harr astiplt• 1111:111'11y fur Oa it own losses by thr provision of it Cuaratetee rood. l'oritter i.:l;.rotati at. with ptioteJ particulars, will lie Rives un n ri oirat 1111 l ti the lorotetittil I Mire. I heApoidr. ; lic by tier A4—ols in the atveral Cams and Tunas, thrott4hoet the Ijolt.tiiiiitt 3 i.ta• HENRY DESBOROCCII, Juo. Set. Clien;wiJe. Lnu.ln t, Ja.ic 26, !hitt. LONDON, MONDAY, all. NE 29, 1818. GENERAL ELECTION. PUBLIC DINNER. LON DON. THE COMM iTTEE win, conducted the Elec.. lion of Mr. Mat-rows WOOD ceneratulate hi, personal Friends and the worthy awl ladeptodent Livery of London on his distioeuished success.. They acknowledge oilmen's. and •iiicions Ovoids*, at vi bat period • Public 1) r act be given to rviclirale that niispic.ous event. To those inquiries Hwy bee leave to reply, that Plueh Cumme. atinalive Festival (of whirls the psrtienlats will hr timely aunuunceil) is . p.iyiponed snail 401114r111. the clone of the year, In consequence of the lateney, of the 11.1111011—uf other pul.lie .1i ~,, rrs already ativietited—and of their rap. cotton', *list snany.l.slitiguasheil 'serums, now unseonlably absent, will then attend, to express their satiyfaction al a tisult yu interesting, not only to the CaltPlll of Loudon, but to all Friew.ls of Civil and Religious Leeway, and Cuuaiiinitissial Laurin. #. WARN F., Change alley, June S 7, 11118. N.IJ —The Dinner will take place at the Loudon Tavern. THOMAS WlL 4 fOisi s L.Q. M.P. 1 ' Frwit.l‘ a Air. WILSON intend to 01 C together, :it the City of Loudon Tat eon, tot THVItIDAV. the 21 of Juh. to mastifist their r.:u.d foe Me. Wilmot, Hod to (apsesu their acute of üblig for hi lug cou..entut , at 111 V re gond of Tall) highly reaper t able imisystlools coma. ct. d aids the commercial interests of Losoloss, t.. liecosso. a Cassilislate fur Ilse Iltisrearatatiou uf City in l'aiiMallent XTEIVA II : George Illarkmass, Esq. 111 , jor fll\o,har I, IVm Huckle, E.q. Curnrliu• Buller, Esq. H.rs mueslis lissrsorsts r, Charles Cantphs.ll, Henry ICA2IIIIOIM, E3ll. A .Ifolll Chapossoo, Esau John Cue". so, Esti John Girros, E.g. John Esq Thousw 1L,m1)1.-, H. N. H. Wora.iti, Edward Lee, E.q. (..isrorr Lys Eaq. Hubert M•Urrrrll, Esq, Thomas %lain)), Esq. J I. Millet, E.q. Cisarks W. T. litheinmis, Esq. J. A. Itucktr, E , q. ll i l SICM, Eft'. W,ili. m Sikrs, Esq. Hun) S nit!,. 11. W. Smith, Esq. 11 illinm Ward, Esq. Robin ‘Vlihllll, ESII. Wisner on Tal.le al Tickets 35e each. may In I. , Joi,:un Tavern, until 11etIon o'Clock prreiurly. 1 at the bar of the City of I arm, ut TMAre o'Clot k. DINNER OF THE FRIENDS OF MR SAMUEL ROMILLY. rrIDF. FRIENDS so SAMUEL HO & MIUM propose to DINE tneest.er, at the Cri.est and Auchur Tavern, iu the Suomi, THIS DAY (,IN LAY,) JAMES MACDONALD. Esq. M.P. In she Chair. Diluter to be on she Table at Half-past Eire o'clock precisely. Tick. ts, pr ice Ms. Its be had at the COMMA/ WO ROOMS, C.!, Kind oreet, Cusco gardt a, and at the Bar of the u•rtil Tweire 4A:tuck this day, after which stone wtlt lit &livered, that the precise number may be ascertained; and ii.ollmiltnian wdl 1w admitted without a leaflet. Coneanitee Rooms, 42, Kirecot feet. WESTMINSTER ELECTION. Qlll SAMUEL ROMILLV's (70M11IT1'EE eininvt suffer the week to dose without returning their thoiks to the Elcciors fur the thitinguishot toippurt he lin% i•tcriveil at their !mils. The sy-iem of promatiog oulieitatimis row Plumper. nn the part of tomb the other Como'Waits, must nee .. .... ily have impeded, to a certain extent, the art' of the strung and eeueral feeling that pf/V All the City of Wesimiurter on f tvour of Ai, SA 1. 7 El. GLIM LLY ; hut, uutwithstanding Hits circumstance, which has arisen from a deeernousatiiin, rigidly übees veil by Sir Ssmittra Friends, nut to insult the people by any sort of rooaliti 0000 , they are enabled to turn triumphantly to the Pull. Thcy must, however, morneatly implore the Electors not to countenance the exclusive ~stout, hits to conic forward to the Pull, and declare who they think the Tuu Gaut Candidates to he returned to Pius liammot. JOHN MACKAY, Chairman. 42, Kinr.streei, Coveut.Garden, Steus.lay Night. STATE OF TILE POLL—NINTH DAY. Sir Sawn,' ltomilly Sir Fraveir Burdett Sir M. MAxwell .• •• • rl\o eouuteract the tnatiy attempts that are daily made to impose on the unwary a spurious coinro.i. lion instead of the GENUINE BLACKING prepared by I/AY and MARTIN, they hare adopted • dew Labelow which their address, 97, HIGH HOLBORN, is so conspicuously placed in the centre, that they trust as attention to this, and the difference of the type, which is MI like all letter-press, will euable purchasers at once to detect the imposition. The REAL JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAY and MARTIN, *l, High Holborn, is sold no Bottles at ed., Is, and Is. ed. each. WESTMIN3TER ELECTION. PIM FTwodoot Ssr NJUItitAY MAXII'ELL are resivertiolly itilioneed, that the DINNER intended thi4 it iv, hot, its tosisetitteute of Isis await, postponed, is Moll fur 'n).mottßow (Torsilay), the 3011, itistaiit, at S.x o'Clock, at Willies Rooms, Kitorstiert, St. James's-square. Ticket., at Ills. each, may he had at the Bar or the Thatched (loose Tavern, St. James's-street, quail twelve at'clot k an this day. wiLsT ‘I INSTF.R ELECTION. TIE wevieiii Contra riir the its-presentation of the City of Westminster brio; linty of a tore, the Friends and tiuplwrlrrs or Sir NIUKRAY NIAX %%TILL have &termini , ' to enter for dere ayisoir else nee. se.nry Expenses of the Election ;--ind Notice is hilt+, given. 11.11 Siollscriotions will be revolved at Nlewirii. ; Mebr. Mt. I. 811.1 Co. Houil-streei ; %Icons. !terries and Cu. St. Josues's.istreut ; and Sr! Joh+. Perrino and Co. Corbin. The Ladle+ having already I.ken • decided lead in the Subsesiption, it is rarurstly hoped that the seine liberality will continue to he shewo by Ili , sse Female hien& to the emote of Sir Shirley 31:exwell, wh.• oriy suit have beet' ap pris,d of the exertions of their fair Countrywomen. PORTRAIT OF SIR MURRAY MAXWELL. This day is published, with a Portrait of Captain Sir M. Masao.ll, awl fire coloured Engravings, 13so. ;trice 12.. a slew Edition of VOYAGE of :11-ii,stro tote Ship ALe ESTE, eanstriandeil by C.w.o.' Sir M. Maxwell; with an Aeconot of her S:ii By JOHN fit•l.F.o I), Surgeon of the Aleeste. Piloted fur Julio Murray, Aformaile.stieet. Cl rION.—Tbe txtros.ive dens:lntl for the fol. L.siug articles having nce isioued uncnerues W1'4101114 the Piddle are respectfully tufarowil that the genuine bps the 6igtiAture gala aldeirrllll of the Proprietor ute the label : ATK I 190PrA FLUID fur the growth of the ['Air, founded on a discovery of the grows which occasion baldness. pees:ruts the bait fall olf tin nio.; gr. y, and where bal•luees has already tsk.o pair, either 11.1111 1111.14 K, penytE4lloll, elirsie of efilastr, or livrell.taiy rousts, it will restore it to its original oterugth aid Clickiiess; respect:dile referelicas to this fact are given iu a veniptilit rucluseil rinuel each bottle. It oleo fifes the hair front malty* it soft and Rlurer as silk, awl keeps it in rui I iliirong esti el Se in tlanciug or virlking, or 111 damp weather. Po ire 3A. OA. a battle. ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DY E chances Ervy sir yea hair nu iltv head or wbiskers to a brown in black, warranted p. erectly innurrul, and to gore a perms. swot colour. Prier bi., lOs. and It 14 ATKissoN's SOAP, preplri n urw pones , , winch t'ea's it from all inhaling qualities. e ttttt (ft rviiist,s, and lisidurita from the Atli, lin:veal+ Os chapping:, u.d niski• its soli, while mud ecru. Price Is the air ire, nod prepared with Naples Soap fur Aviv' isg. Prie. ,1 r . and 14. Oil. each. Sold by J mar.. All:ilium, Pet fustier, No. 44, Gerrard-street s guhu.,ltiarr, London ; n... 1 by must l'etfuosors sod Hair the'sers in town soil cuctitiy. VAUXHALL GARDENS. Under the Patronage. ot his Royal Highness the I'll INCE R EGENT. lints EVENING, AIONDAY, Julie ep, AL sill he inrsritied a GRAND GALA, with Mattmue SAQUI's Perfurwanre•, and A•ceut on the Rope autitltt II brilliant dischargr of Fnemorlts. • Adatitwittn, :is. 6 Doors will open at Seven, and the Concert begma at Eight o'Cluck. BRITISH AND FOREIGN tiCHOOL SOCIETY. li.E FIFTEENTH AN N IVE lISARY T MCEIING of this SOCIETY nal he held at Free masons' Hall, on THICIISDAY, ,lie 2.1 of July nest, shrill the joint Patrons of this lai.tifution, their Royal Rai:hoe:lies the Dukes of Kent and Sussex, are expected to suprurt the President, his Grace the Duke of Redford. The Chair w:11 be taken at Twelve ()TIM' precisely. E. SCHWABE, Foreign Secretary. Tickolo of atheissios try be Lad on application to William Allen, Esq. Treasurer, Plungh-couit, Lombard. street; Rev. Dr. Sctieahe, Fop yips Secretary, Little Alie street ; the Mi•inliers bf the Committee; Mr. !Ifillar, 11, Queeneitreet, Dlrannsbiley ; and Mr. I'ickton, British Free School, Doriingh.ruail. In a few dap, will be published, inscribed to Ilia Right N mind's Vnusillart, 11,ENIARKS oti certain 11.111S01:1' .QUA LIFICITIONS of MEMBERS or the MOUSE of COMMONS: 'hewing, that such Qualifienlimis iiiiernie is fraud of the Swinges of Aline and George 11. and tend to involve Members in the Guilt of Morni Perjury. lly IGNOTUS. Prinird for .1. Ilaiclirrd, Bookseller to the fir.cen, 190, A NEW LOTTERY (Tl. Ism fur the Sri rice of the Year). GREAT ix ilignituflr II Prim, SMALL in Ninxint if Ticket:. GCARROLL, the Controctne, submits with • grateful confidence a *hem-, whirl, his received the " ktarfw romendetlioni• of the Lords of the T ry, embracing TWO PRIZES of 30.0001 ! Only WA, not soot Titbits! No tixed Prise Isatever ! awl,as a tribute of gratitude fur public favours conferred on G. Carroll, the Coistraetor, he loss made arrangements that the Two l'riges amounting to Two ihootanif sorerotgoo, will receive in additivas Eight Pipes of Port, or Aladuirs, being four Pipes for each of the two Priors of 1,040 Suvrreigus, and in pro. jnortieu fur Shares to be Aosta by Mt Holders thwasoloar. SCH EH E. 2.. Prises of IJO,OOO ore.. £60.000 Sterling 2 2 3 300 1,5011 Sterling 200 . . 1,10 Sterliug _ _ 10 . 50 . 1,000 Sterling 1,560 11,000 Tickets. t 60,000 Draws 4th AUGUST. Tickets and Sh.tres are Selling by G. CA 111101. L. the CiiiitrActor, No. 7, Curtailll, soil 28, Oxford-street, London, and by all his Azruis thronghout the Country, who share.' and sold, in the Last Lottery, when G. CARROLL weal. the Contractor, No. :3,645, ot Prize of £2O, 10 Nu. 4,339, A Prize of £io,ooo ual iu the I.uttery just ended, No. 9.481, Is Prize of £20,000 Besides EIGUT CAPITALS of £1,0410, 5(10, Ile. WESTMINSTER ELECTION. SATURDAY -(NINTH DAY.) Every day increases the interest of the contott for the representation of this city in l'arliament. Phis 1111 l risin g the hosiiiera comtneirced with great regu larity, rod every possible facility was afforded to the electors to come u 1 and poll. As the d.4y 11E1- ,4M:rd, the scene of 14CtiUis presented Ili 'voided features of election frolic. The whole area of Co vent-garden, and the overture approaching it, ex 'orbited the utmost variety of popular rec. otricity. At every corner the ear was astounded with the dis cordant notes of ballad-singers, of all ordeis and degree*, ebaunting forth the virtues of the popular Candidate, reduced to execrable verse, sod applied to airs front every port of the United Kingdom— England. Ireland. end Scotlarol. Time, " Rule Brataartia"—" Scots mita ha tot' WallaCe bled"— " Paddy ll' ligejetty"—ami a variety of other po pular and t.onibrr airs, were called tutu requisition ; aid, Iseirag all sung by voic..e within a few yard. of each .slier, offOrded a most delectable specimen of electioneering harmony ; and the more ropes cially is lieu aided by °eras I warm discussions alum% the crowd. To these 'night lie 5(1.--ti • invitations of itinerant aliewinesi, csack , :l trumpets. nod still sure &Wiwi ...I ‘.olers, urges. titer with the cooftolors of the 'market itself on the market-day, and the distant roar of the hustings' nsob, beggared all (1,-m:flip:ion. Towards the Com mitter-room of t 4 sr Frillielb 1 3urd tt, a erlmd was drawn by the *mind of an excellent 1)41141, which 'trio rip er suceersion of itt•-rat in,. s, and lospi.ed the f. lend* of the !lotion. , hilt .11 Mit t whb Cesh et e gies. The useighltAirl I of Itichardaen's liveti, where, we lament to state, Sir Murray sk.% N-1 • 1 Nee. Maxwell continues seriously indisposed, was cx tiemely quit t. The Independents m from ti!' the hustings I..uk- d tioue of their moodi p.d•dlege,, mid rhd 11 , 61 1411 to 'Aston , their bellettitii.llia 111.1111 Ili. Se whu tlae.t opposition so their itmiaim of that a Inch was tight. They, however, confined thenisrlves, in the early pact or the ddy, to she mere use of words, and dill not have recourse to those uul,lrasatnt 111:1.1ii• Ut 119 s. tility, which lassie already been solficieialy mol ilk. scrvedly condemned. A curious ten k was playe.l Os the course of ilie mor • g mom row of ttrie who apiieered to be strong partisan of Sit F. Some wag contrived to place in his hilt, m o o,. served, a cockade f.orned of the colanis al Sir 11. Alaxtvell, which, being noticed by the surrounding ibiong,.excited the Wittig:at 111.11!;S of disappri.b4- tom. Anxious to jolts its what lie co li eloil ei l was a just mark of censure, he added his voile to those of his companions, a n d looked anxiously round to ascertain the object of abuse, ki htu, u, los pogo i.e and mortification. lie had his own lint knocked r,tr and utterly destroyed before he crood rimier it, or plead his political sentiments in its defence. tiir 111. Maxwell, as usual, kept the Itlid of Sir F. Burdett np to tweive o'clock. The state of the poll being announced at that hour; the nutobeis stood tas fullos Sir Marrky %gasmen.. ••• Slr Sansuivinumill) fir E Ruriktt 6B Mr. Mutt 1 DUrittt: a great part of the toot-ilk{ a galloie.. with a fi4ure auspesided from it, w:is exicbiled among. the crowd, oppr , ite that part of the L•ebtiugr where Mr. Mint stanift. The friends of Sir M. Maxwell appear to Ire very tel iu endeavouring . to I e Ihr linnet'''. lion or seseril . i., us an (Aver, Wil:(11 Ili , . heel' thrown Out against him. The lotion ing phi:aid ap peared in the emirs. the :-- " In COll4. /locum of the so and Cator reports a hirh have befll, inthirtriously carers tat rid I 'V.1101.0111 West Inillllll I , to the prijorlice of Sir 31urray NI txreitl. elm. Neter, we, Ilse midersmord ofncers, who have slat il with Sir NI mray Maawell, or oho base had the means of know ins lit, cha racter, either by personal observarimi iir Loy an,vr,sal adiana pion in the navy, come forward am; 1,.i ri, in the most solemn manner, as (Aileen and K.nll.an toil ws. h• lirt•e that there is nut in the navy a wine 111,15131 W, kinil.lielirte.!, and Captain, or one olio hMile y PpeLiell of tyranny in get alec dett,l4l . ; and we eirtileage any :lemma t o prove just:ince us color etiviiiio of this .fife. turns."—This was followed by the si;;Hature of many siEicarr.. We have slow to *e.• that tvloelt wroth, nattii.ally occur to every so :is re.peciahle circles, would hr the enters, adopts-di)? 11r. elearv. in consequence of the unexpected )i ) tied at. tack made upon hint yesterday .sy Haut; w e mean the tiansmiision of a message teens Mr. Cleary to noel gentleman. Mr. %Val k«r, wo un derstand, was the bearer of the message sit hall part eleven sot FI edgy night. It is :Is 111110WS " To Henry Mout, rag. "Piazza Colree.liorem, Covent-garden, " Westeniiistrr, 2ttil, June. " St*--Yroar eondect at the kiistisms this when you endeavoured to tisru the popular fury ag oust me, by state ments which you knew at the time to be Abe, was as cowardly as it was wicked—as as II was um gentlemanly. You boast of your elliltne. Y‘ , lll have an opportunity of proving it. Coward-oily insult without being ready to give satisfaction. You C , ltitiol, therefor , . misunderstand what I mean, when 1 say, I wait for your appuiutinent. (Signed) U THOS. CLEARY." To thia challenge, the following answer was re ceived by Mr. Cleary, yestertl.l), ►uou utter one o'clock : to To Mr. Thomas Cleary. " 8, Norfolk-street, Straw), 21th June, 1818. " Sti—l sot too great a coward to do that stitch you tlil yesterday on the hustings—nantrlv..lcuy, the vai.teure of • fact which you kuew to he true. Altho.ighl %iialt not place myself inputs a level with a hired and paid Agent of nitre-ra n . dittos', yet 1 will moat readily bestow up you that tisement which your bullying in.,desice so richly iltsersy s , Übe you please to give me aim oppurt (SW. Ca.) .• H. PUNT. " I will answer the rest of 'our letter ou the 17USI or.ss." So much had occurred brh-re tyre, o'c 1 .ck. At half-past one the veherithle Al•ijor wright arrived at the hustiii L ts to L ove vote : he was attended by Mr. Clr.ry .41.t1 Mr. V. - alkei. He gave a plumper to Sir Fea.e.sis then, turtling La the populace, litike as fol : " Geotternen, in ColllSequelice of l'Pri:1111 stance* which have attended this elecitaii, it my intention to give my vote, if I gave 11 AI, until a late period of the contest. I have now, foweeer„ determined to come forward ilitt• early, to vote ac cording to those !trio, ivies which I hove advocated and entertained for forty years—namely, i.a favour of universal kuf3rage, ammo! Midi:intro-, and elec tion by bit:lnt.—(/And clacrs 1314 ir for ever !" )—Aly object is the e*taltlisti., nient of the rights of the people; uccoulina to the declarations I hate ever made, and is consonamee with the Bill I have Lady picilivlte.l.—(•v m rar „ —Now what do you say, you sheep-gutted tar gatherers ?",I-1 had hoped 1 blitroild 1:11Ve fon ctl twt. i.ersons for whom I could have give** my vote; but I have dttermisied to gi‘r it tor Sir Franc Burdett null)."—/ Loud shoots of " he sportily iWojor for cert. !")—The Major then retired amidst the cheer- of the crowd. The st..te of the poll itt two o'clock was-- Sir S. (Willilly Sir F. Burdett Sir M. Mixwoill Mi At toe close ut the (toll ut four o'klocl. there appeared her Sir Snot:lli I Sir F. liiistleit Sir M. 11:01.601 Mr. Wm' Mr. ELLIS t Wit Cattle lore/ant, fool w t. ht,tivetl with a to .-,newions Lut.t of di4Ntioebat am. •I've was Duly a"toolol, ,g. awl 14pr holm. :I.i:wt.,' he atteinioed to lo•artaz, Inc ill eilll/. At le, g.ll Mr. 113 uct ad•lre , s, tt tia• assembly., s:atio4 lu theltl !hat it INA% the cal 'pg request am! ~ o hcita. 1:0,1 of the frieol. of Sir Fraoeis Burcktz. sod Sir S.lll,uel that !Me. Eilis, us the silt oentis of Sir 31wray Maxwell, should have a pve.ctful ..