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'" 4 - , • ' • . ...-.. .. • ... _ ...... -v.. 1 I '-- - - - s 4l) ii : • • • IM NDON, SA TU R DAV); ' Ar 12; 1820. " •,. • • , r to -. lf . , . tottil lit I' ~.'. .c: , ,:,„•t•,•, ...." 1041,, ..,,...o rimitt ,,.. • ~....,.. mak 5 ~ ,KlNfrei TXRATIZR. RANK OF ENGLAND, Jury 13, 1820 They were immediately settle 'to d . but but . ungtegarierrl to their non use, bet *areas ocknow. eaffeisok their departure. Thu, euu* ; 4 '.10." 1 414e. • EVENING, SATURDAY, .11ilv u?.., rrHE COURT of DIRECTORS of the the time of execution wits not Oita a sae& The hatless t" due form to the party from .boot the,' t oot eitiaguishturet of Ares aiwiliahta *caw. be performrci, Paer's eilobrateci worn wrings .11 GOVERNOR sod COMPANY of tAir BANK of principal evidence wet nomad Mettrey.• ••••••asat. tank it. The new of t h is inetifeerlings having eigued perfeemeed t h is duty, and albrelveatiat et - ENGLANI) girt Notice, 'dice who turned informer ;he es .. us s obm s ee. teethed : Nor les canard ill , dreeteit alarm, and spired, so oesele aheoituoti•er of the dl.fellit reeeke.• • L' t AGt.,St. Thut an sled after the Ilth s l a y o f J u l y I nstant , th e R as h • ' ' will he reedy to ie ar to the Banker, in I nnAnn in *nth arrested et ‘Vaterforti by Sheriff A iceck. , , , same G-t O-041. Were sent oft hr the in to purity bese t * hi l esett ee feet :he Wed eeitCely telt itow,i die first Act, n Neat Divertieentent, entitled pro / H.l.lnm ax the Divesture of the said Rank stay think ------ LE BAL. primer, CURRENT SILVER COIN of the Realm, to the in wiadr. , " A costicii erns sentnedintely railed it the Rump, ho t s* fedi; frog eiNt south.owt ("newer of After dee ()pen. lii feennr;i• Benet a amoniit of ONE MILLION POUNDS STERLING, in EAST INDIA COMMERCE. relene w ,twdeliherate on the mode of proceeding: the Niel, awl terebistei Ovules* with rapidity. , Tire • 4 ROSE; OU LE DEGUISENIENT. exchange for BANK NOTE-4, provider, appliesimm be load, __-......... whiletharymere in the act of deliberating (this wasyes. aura wee ogr e , bee we • We: rolaniee' of . Ate fur the sense Were the First day of FEBRUARY next. teriley onertineo). trust rvliilo , olll. one of infantry. burst forth, illoinienteg every *yeti witge 'lciest' I 1 R ATRH-NOYA L. HA TNlfil RICE,T. ROBERT BE-4T, tieeretary. .._'rhe following is the anbstante of two detailed . . • . . . e.__. L_-- 1... t..• L. t_-- u_.-1:- *lir a.sisiso /..0 Aimmosenne, rieslicl•romdl shout ••• mite from Maranon amA i. .. ma... ..1.... .tom_ la.- -.1.-t- -• .i.- .73!E 'IP :rat. e - • - A ' ( •% . t . ...-'" \ 10. ; ti .. ,• . i 4 \ . °'l - 't: ''' IL 4 F.: ,•• - , ! • • ~ "",.. 4 . . - A "-a •. , . I 1 4 " ' ? L .. • . larloltj . , • ~~ " -e 14u E iv ' will • 0 'era of . Cod of The•• tn. THIS-EVIMING. SATURDAY, July 22. win be rtfetexed VIE BEGGAR'S OPERA. Pest-I.turs, Mr. Testy ; Letekh, Mr Williams; CATO. Mac" he•th, •dame Vestris (her first spueuroneet iu that Chit ritrirr, sbd ttu this Shire); Filch, Mr. J. Rogowll. Mrd. Pritchett*, Silro.-Purnme; Asfly, Mira R Corgi fhtr first sp pterance spots Ilse Raglisb Singe); Lucy, Mrs. C. Kushle. GAS LIGHT AND COKE COMPANY. 4owkin, Judy 22. VOTiCr. it hereby given, That s SI'ECI A l. 11 COVRT of the PROPRIETORS of this COMPANY will he bold on SATURDAY. Mat 12th day of Micasl nest, sit Eleven o'Clork in the Kovno:oil. at the Crown anti An chor Tavern, in the Strand, In the County of Miildkeet, for the purpose of taking motto consideration the Propriety of CustArisseng a Call upon the Shams of thr last New Capital. . . documents which hove just beet laid before Polio. meat. rrletive to our commerce with Indio : —Thtt find la. " An account of ell it.reide the produce et the East Indies and Chins. imported into (3441111 4 Britain during curl) of the law..eix year*: specify nig the quantity end v a lue o f the p r o s eip 4 l ur ijElug, imported. and Prisslng the imports by the East to.. pis Comp my, itirioct and separate from the free trade."—The second, " AII OCeetillt of aft lei& exported from Greet Britain to the Fa lai i mime molt. OfreettililS Chine duriiig each of the lest eiw yereell: the quantity and declared vallfewf the priori swift.. exported, and sowing the exports by he Kart India Conspaily, dieto.ct and *confide from the free trade." Aitr; Ishii+ Ilw Fmrr, of . Tnl7. SLEEP-WALKS:3I. • *r Petrick 11 llnirr, Mr. Connor; Riilerte, Mr. Per med; .Peirvon (with nwilatinarl, Mr. J. Rowell. Mrv. Mie. Pearce; Napkin. Mt. Cmentor. *inn. be.:--Pit t 3r.—First Gallery, Mi.—Snood Gal- _ ' • The Deno la he °want at Ma oTtoek, and the Perform- • ewe to brows at erere. Pions for.the Roan to be taken of Mr. Mossiachaer, al the Theatre. 011 Monday, a favourite Opera, with A Roland fur an Mint. Hy Order grilse Court at Dir►etert.. J. PEDDF.K. brerrivvy. N.R _The Choir will be taken at Twelve el:leek pre cisely. • . • ci ME QUEEN'S JuURNAI.. firlfilt celebrated JOUItNAL of the QUEEN'S" TOUR, supposed to be writers by bereelf, will be re published, tab Aueotapose, early sett Week. TALES IN THE FRENCH LANGUAGE THEATRE.-ROYA LENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, • - _ STRA D. T "ig n i tVENING. SATURDAY. 3iiiv ei. • wi.e. performed. Ad liaise, estieely yew Operatic Drama, to sheer orig. celled WONIAS , 'S WILL—A RI DDI.r. Thslie or moan: - Mr. Roarba lham ; Comfit Vitaldi, Mr. Hartley ; Carawrin. Mr. Pearrnae ; rOClFillil. Mr. Harley. Miner's Clraientine, Mier Kelly ; Hadar., of Mantua, Mrs. W. V. floattertry ; I.ahrl, Miss Carew. - _ The Kywhiciie, in chancier, by Mcis K•Ily. To conclude with (5.11 time at thin Theatre', the celebrated Extnevnganto. in twn net*, railed DON CHOTANNI: 0.-. A SPECTRE ON HORSEBACK. non (1,.,aft01. Me Permian; Don Gnanain. Rod Ghost 4.r T P. Cooke; Dose (trtsvin. Mr. nromtlinret Ileoterroom. Mr. ?I'M:4+,on; I,prvello. Me. Harley. Donna Aw.e. Nis. I SIP,PIII.IIO ; Bride ; Dtias W 6,111110. The spri .. 4 5-ttoon hle been ' , sin Is•tt full• fitted np wit% a Orly tletigni representing Nit Illarninatetl Oriental tootlen, tool will he ...petard as n•nal at Eight o'Clot k, for he attinittahat ' a the &coed Price, which ettstatenees at Nine. . Doors rpm at Hair. past Six, and the Performance to he. yin *1 Sl*olo. On Monday, Woman's Will—. Riddle ! with Dm Gio vanni, or Spretit on Iforatlasek. TO RI? SOLD BY AUCTION, NIL WAKEFIELD, • At Coastaaraes flogola Mum, 'Change-alley, Corahill, oil IdUDIDAY, July 31, 1820, t FR EEHOLD ESTAT E, rolled Ahe.HOOK. ih• Parish of Noriliaos. Hertfordshire, nue mile f Notre' Pat, four from Barnet, four (sum Hatfield, goer foal Moethed, and thirteen Irma loudest; roasiatina fowl Varscklime, lad 103 *errs of lewd, • omen part role of trotarb igamehle: let on lea., to a respectable gamut tfirlf /poi ammaa, whirl. • ill shortly expire. l'or . reWr particular. apply to Mr. Wakefield, No. Pstlamott: othit ihromera:i's. TO C A PITA LISTS. ' TV WE HOLD ST AUCTION, 'NV •MU MAKPPIELO, • __ At Glummer•• Gibe Hoar, •elmmaire-atlei, we MONDAY, the Ist Jo. Ili ot Twelve tenet k. 4 HOST' ELI(;1111,E ESTATE for IN VESTV ENT, ego, floor, in. lirrefordshirP, 07. lire Mloior or reported **doe of Upton Cond. lordlier adrrerf Floors of Upton Coon, Whiltork's End, Bullock . * Rod, owl Goren* bring land of Oat Arai note finality. IV. )olt *id kt to oust rernorunblr tenants for op. win if., of 1,1001. direr. TON whole forming a proprrty most •leor‘rwMe for Trwrton, ale proms drsirnos of making 11 go nd loverforrest in !And. for petttrelara apply to Mr. Cooke, Solicitor, Rosa; Mr. ITak. fief& Nu 42, Pallonall ; Alnsrs. Brice and Sylby, Srillrit .r., Sorrey.strett, Strand ; or at Garraway'a. TO BE SOLD EY AUCTION, By MR. WAIL EFIF,LD, At tlitirlray'q, on MONDAY, July 31, at Twelve o'Clork, by order ,1 the Esecutora of the late Mr. Wm. Keleher. Fit F.EHOLD ESTATE, called RATS :II Rim', in Emelt, consisting of a onperior Farm l louse. rhttillv heielt-bwilt, in the midst of 200 Acre* of ex • Petit Into', in the highest aisle of cisliimition. This Pro rerty is initiated no the high rood from Burnham to South. waster, to s• dry healthy situating, and has hero long the s.tatirstiint of strangers. Owlet to the death of the Isle p ro prichn, it moat he brought to rode, and affords • snit:ti tle opportnaity for a parses of moderate properly, nutting p goo k l retiiilmwe sail ask isoettlinent. • the tram, lime will he Sold a COPY/IOI.D ESTATE, R DIN ERA, In the parish of Tellinghstn, consist 4. k• r': 17,-.1 Faro House and NI Acres of Land, Copt/- fold to the Mantle of Wylaad.Fre. This property is of the must 1. rule rirscription fpf land, and on that account will iiiways command a tersest at a good rent ; it is deviraltly ttonatet , , in a high state of cultivation, and worthy public at tenting , . Prirtirtilars may be had of C C Patter, Esq. Solicitor, Cloitmsforil ;• at the King's Head, Malden; of Mr. pretrary Hankins, Bersbans; Mr. Thomas Barnes. Aliborne; at Cirrnsray's 7 and at Mr. Waktfirkfs, 42, Pall.mall, Lo dun. rUPTURES AND STRICTURE& lIPTIIHES speedily and reducally CURED. 1 ..1:11.mt poi., or interroptioe to the wise! avocations Pattr,•ti Dot by the inert nse of Trusser, whirls long ♦•Or I 64 if( e Las proved to be inert. c ons,. hot by • Course of 0-nodirs.—Mr.DVFOUß,Stirccon to ~...I).runio• .) tor the Cure of Strictures. an.t Proprietor snd ..t.dlrr Datseq M►rticsted has - istr, dnrine ■ ...or•, i.! sopwerdeof 27 years of ext•..ur. I.►artl(r in cases of sil nlwerved rinwelwrirss. ilistrsosiog insiances of knit , e, he Las ardently appli.•d himself to ilisr-over n re sor so prevalent a malady, awl which hr has happily The following Atsestatom is selected from a y•.a: 1.11/11bff, contained in his Treatise on the Radical t of Muplitre:—" Psrish of Ss. Aim, Westminster, Mnit.honse, July IS, 1819. We, the Overseers of she 'Poor of this Parish, do hereby certify, that William sio.i.n•L. and Charles Moore (twit of lire poor now in the 'l4.nkbunse of this Parish), being srvrrely afflicted %sib were sent by ua to Mr. Dofour for the purpose if /ore im a veil short spare of lime they were both pet feitly ;east. 4% Norte our bands—Thoinsa - roma i Dawn, J . /cad, Wills**. Writ, Walton Brownies." "4 • - - 8.-.Trompep. eenekreted nn the best peineipleti 'ore pi um cide, p On, ate essentially w.cl'al &ring shaSoperere kentenbey --Advice oft tenptorro and Strict/Nro - •m Nine to Four, and from there to Nine, W. M t s street, Oxford street. . This day are published. by Bald's*, Cr*,lock, and Joy. 1. r j E"; Prolige* du Dis-hoi , iemr Hidoire Heligicuse el Murals; par Madame D—. 12mo. pears 6s. in boards. 2. Les Ogres du Seiaiesse Slide: Conte de Fires His. torique; par Madame l'rice 3s. 6.1. IVIIE NEXT of KIN (if any) of JAMEti CI.ARKE, bite a Seaman bcluagiog , tu she Merchant Ship iideeaiiire, &ceased, by applying to Mr. Owen, No. 3, Re Doctors' Common% may bear of sotoseiblog to their advantage. IRELAND. ......•••■■....... DUSLIN. JULY 17. ConnselloT OTOttnell has addressed the ftl.iyor. Sheriffs, and Cititcno of Limerick us n candidate for the Recastll.lliir of Linterick, on the next MINDER. saucy. •PUTIIECALY, V SMITH. This c *leis tried in l l tse Coed of Kink's Bench, Dublin, 1111 !.renrauf lasi.- It appeared that the P 14111114 111141 Defendant, who art both •puthecatira, form. il a partnership in 1818. Various causes of 1111fetellee 114411. r, nn.l .I oldtu g m•tchea took piece frt4piehtly. The Defendant was its the hahit of charging the Plaintiff (who was the acting partner) with a total neglect ol• hushing, and einpliting persona who exposed the customers of the house to the ~„,k of b r i ng imkemiell. He went further cording to the statement of Handal'. COUllsr1). MIA are overt Plaiittili of forgery. toot of being ill - I,'. hnuourable a man than "( 'oilier the robber, who w % hanged." It was {.reared by per sona employed in the concern• Of the !partners, that gro►t mod neglects occurred. A bottle. for instisi.ce, had horn 'shelled alma lisiuna. Calomel was hell -oily 1134'41 without b eit . g oei.he 1. A man was killed by laudiinum wh u •b tan. a u tt•- r e I to go 41111 Of the shop without tiring labelled. A wit il eaS fur the I'lallll4. from whose evidence these facts Stele collected. ingenuously declared It to he his belief that " a man had a better chance of his life by not taking medicine at all." Tile jootai. ration art forth br the Defrothmt way. That the Plaintiff provoked him to use iiniguarke tovratila which in b s tool moments lie wonlil not employ ; that censure for tl•e nets which he %uttered to be commits-it In hie all1)1) ; and that the charge of fu►gory was made hypothe tieolle. the Defendant stating. " that if his name hail hero put to a certain 1301, it must be u fat gery." The Jury returned a verdict for the Defendant, with costs. KILDARE ASMZEq. TIIR Win AT THE pRosEcUTIoN OF MR WM.,1 1 Hour, uART. ug(UPUI JOSSICA PAVI. IIERLDITIII., ESQ. The information in 'Lig virile come on t• be trird at N.lao, bel..re the Lard Churl Biros', on the lath of Joie utmost. Mr. Marty .opened the information, coil Mr.! Ticked was iwerceelling to state the cowe on behalf of Sir Vl'dliatw Dint, when Mr. Wollace. the lead.. ing C. sal for the Defendant, rose and stared.' " that he wee sodomised to soy on the part .of-Air.' Meredith. that lie (11r. Meredith) was truly s e e e.r.. hie of hit unjustifiable conduct and exprresions Sir NV.llislie I and fully ad 000 i o led they were such as in jsistify Sir IVillialn flint in the pro urchin.* %bun he had taken 11i0n..., loan. Hull we the onl; salami he could then make. lie requested a+ a favour that Sir William fluid would be ! desired to accept this scknowl...lgenent nowt iwrouit him defray the entire expenses of the proceeditn.ts.'• Mr. Ticked then stated drat as Sir Willrion Dort had no rosislictiee MutiVe in carrying on the prin. Cersinv which lie had instituted, Sir %V arm' celled this spulat;:y, and constiited ill.' a J.irestl should be withdrawn., which was accordingly 114,1111 P• WEXFORD Assam • On Friday, Juni :ilograth. Jules and Joica Bryaa, ittothrtv, 41luithrto MOT, ni,sl Aiyoura . Kehue, carte convicted ut finrict.tre, folther), d ud ag t raysted arvitult in the house of Tub a. vt Nrob4swit, E•ti. en the 110 of the a:j 11 AJisivti. . Total value or E sat India sod China proJnce im portrd tutu enema Britain lit the year ending the • Sth Januart•. 1855 • By tbe Ent India Company L.7 Attila 0 0 I ee trade, tactutlitt: the wining trade 4,061142. 0 0 Total 11,409.063 0 0 In the year enilivg the 5 It Jan. 1816 :•••• ny the East India Company 7.154,130 0 Fftc trunk, incitofing the privilege smile 5,789,459 0 0 Total 12,923,589 0 0 I.t the Fere ending the sth Jim 1817 : By she East India Company . • 7,665.314 0 0 Free trade, inclidsu: the privilege trade 5,703,911 0 0 Total 13,550,104 0 0 In the Teat' eluting the sth Jan. ISIS : Dv the PAN ludil Cum pars y Free trod', iseleding the privilege trade 5,097,748 0 0 Total In the Fenr ending the sth Jan. 1819 : Bl the Fast India Company Fier trade, iueluding the privilege trade 7,098,6541 12 5 Total 12,4Y1 n4l. I.' t h . !el,. eliding the sth Jou. 1829 -' • By the East India entopsoy . 3,791,4116 11 I Free trade, sticludiug the privilege trade 6,437,310 6 3 Total 19.099,914 I 9 --- Total value of Exports to the East ladies awl Chits., in thr vratr emlitig the 5411 Jan. 1 : By 11W Eiti.t !otitis Compehy free wade, including the rivet/pitman/ 8711.177 8 9 Total in the rear ending the stli Jen. 1816: By hilt ESP( ludi• Company . 1,753,302 I S. Free wale, including the privilege Wide 1.434,128 7# Total . • In the yew. ♦n.linq 51h JAM 18 i 7 fly the East India Compsay Frs. trade, iucluilisig the privilrge4rade 1,268.39 G 14 3 Total 3,407,5241 17 I In the year ending sth Jan. 1878 i Ile the Earl hullo Company 1,,313 493 16 5 Erre trash, imeludiug ibe pri►ilege Trade 2,71)8,024 19 4 Total 4011.518 6 9 Li the yonr ending St h .1411. 1819: By the Emit Itt.he Compels! Fire erode, itsehothug the piinlrge trade 3,05:.741 3 T. 1141 4,302,805 16 4 In the year ending sth Jan. 1820 :--a• By the East India Company"... ...... 1,3M1,326 13 8 Free 'lade, including she privilege trade 1,850,338 5 5 Tolal 3,009.884 19 RartaurroN IN NAPLcs. Extract of a letter dated Naples, July 6q4 to' which the writer has added, "day to he for ever remembered it. history.:7.../ " This letter avirmances to you nn less en event than a change in the Goverrinwia o f th i s country, You were hefora swine of the disemitrot exotis. the proei:occo, It,, account of the impewittoo of the futtdarew / ei.d of else little etwoo.ageme•it given to the exports of native prodortiosio; hnt you were not aware to what a degree this discontent haul to. ferted all dosses. an I even the ranks of ihr artnyk, The urgaisit dims of the limp at Seems may be. reekeeed the immediate cause or all that hrs ittN; , CliereAll, Wit appears dor it lint only' give to the troupe atiorprattnnity of concerting tltfiv bies•dres. I n v brought them into contact with the provinces, and assured them of the cominsunnyerpiesonsietst in ;t ic peat m as et of the Impttletiou. The while them No heti, ou sodden, that it is r/ifilt•alt how it hegsii, or whir took ttw kart ill the titierstiow. According in the heat Rerottoti: Men it feIIINISI Alf brllrvtoK thut the tirl4 movement was made hy truly of elv a lry +lammed at Noll, to the nuirAver of shout ISO men, who .uililenly unit without orderi (putted th e ir po.r . mud marched to a hotly for the monotony' of A velluno. Whether the result of pre sinus leisurnitiog or rant, rs (111,1(11ov/it ; hut the alum of thug march Itresrl with the rapidny of loght „„ ; detachments of is,roory marched - mu ft., joie, theist, awl every iveti•isot who could mustiesslCl firelock or as 0tte.....e weapon of ;my deireniniiite loliosnrd don. eximple. Tlic+ mixed assemblage then primeveled towards the pass leading to Apulia, of wuiroi they took l ooresoom They found there dulitary che s t coot sroi ri b -.!:,000 ducats, which this/ the *Owe of dragoons. /wintered about • mile from the town. marched off with arms real heggsge. btlt is the moot perfect order, to join the iiworrectiointry ' troops. Lie intimation was then herm i t t to the Knox from the Iseed.quarters of the hisorgentr, that they demanded a free constitutom. sishilar to that which hail beer adopted in Spain. Preparations weer made to oppose and reduce this spirit ; bolt it woo discovered, on soniiding th.e dispoei hen of those troops who hart not ytt detlared *Oust the Government, thin they all et heart were insiosird• with the same mentitnente,• amt. that they could sot with safety he led sigsinst their coat ' rider This •state of things was reported to the Kiog. en which he gave way. and declared his as. sent to the condition proposed. Couriers were rout off to the habil& .114114 y this morning, to announce this change ; solid potters were exhibited on the walls of the city, declaring the King's intention to publish a constitutiots or fours of free government in seven days. Where this would have ended, hut for die timely concession that has been made, it is impos: silde to say ; for the spirit spread throng!' the sol diery with such rapidity. that even St. Elmo was deserted by its garrison. The general appearance of the city during the 'utensil between the parley with the troops and the King's resolution to accede to their wises. was most singular. Every face was marked by anxiety, and denoted the expectation of some dreadful event, When the joyful clistige was known. nothing was to be seen or heard but the moat lively testimonies of pleasure. Groups paraded the streets with shout. of Viva! Neu! and these were by no 'memo of the lowest ur lower classes. I s a w two Officers lit the uniform of Oetiends who jo4ied in the visitation. There was a very geirf al cry fur the appearance of the King on the balcony a l th e Palace, hot bsiiitiWl nut .spew himself. This is the birth-day of the Filereffitory Prince. aid to-night we shall have 3 ghoul ithimination." • V.Itil4CT OF A:10141ga LETTERSANII OATS. " It it now shout a week ago since • very general • of fernsintation arid discaasteat ares- u tiserved in the sarovisice of Salerno; and last Sunday we heard that s whole regiment of cavalry had deserted and ported thettoselves near Sole. Shortly after, all the troops were pat its motion against thens, bet it avin , discovered that disaffection revelled; and that no reliance could be placed upon them. which pada it evident that coercive nier.ores ego i s ta he.of no use, but that eterY ineasis must to tkibeitiata matters ; the more so, as it was believed that discontent, more at leis. prevailed in 'Nese provinces.... Things were carried en is this "Y . 16 " frflerdlif. when die King, having been told that • free CIMIpiO/41i0,8 was.the universal wish ut {br peoPle, declared that he wutdd o give it to them riluniartly, and itninedistely tesinta i proclama tion. promising to pablishit in I week. It is said limn ass affecting aerate has taken place at the Ps. lace.. %%lien the King declanrd,.hia &ideation. the heredifsry. Prince who, is joist arrived kola sidle, , fell Si the feet of the King. and in tears tliankeit hita.in the name of the people, eiclatming, " Yen Wee saved the country." It molt remains for the iostsreeist troops, so they were then called. hut fIOW the Patriot% to return to their duty, which they will do as eosin as they know the terms of the Cuss. stostinni, which they mob to he •as 'sear as 1 .0.- rible to that of Spain. The city h.a. been for sunw days pas( iii extreme sigitision. The (Mei (city volunteers) have been continually . on duty.- At this moment there are thousands and testa of I h parading the str,..eta near the Palacc. and shouting P to the King and Conatitution. We think that all will rUCCeIi quietly. and end safely." ' • - NEW YORK THEATRE. ,We "W. fine .go mentioned the destruction of this thentre by lire. The . prevsure of psrbstnentary clEtnite tend other revoperiary ntriter hove prevented toe, until non. from It molt the fulloomog altutled lemmata of this distournits event NEW YORE. MAY 26. • Within the space of four ~,,, ions three throve, hoveisaiabven destroyed by tire—Ow costly our at Philadelphia, one at Washington City, and ti.'. usher at Montreal; to three it is our painfol duty to I I add the entire destruction of the New York theatre. 'OW' of the most spseisius and convenient in the United States. This unfortunate event occurred yresterlay worsting about one o'clock. As tilts ca lamity has created considerable interest, and in. inky' iss many individuals in a common lose, we thitsif Wear' duty to be partitular in (bawls. 0.1 Wednesday reining the new drama or The Siege of Tripoli, and 'letter enterreininews, were perturisied, being the night which the Maii..g. rs had approptsweditie the benefit of the anthill'. Oti this occostop#m:hoose was uncommonly crowded; and to give efrect to the whole, a party of seamen and a istrtschment of marines were kindly permitted by °their cifirimariders tii appear. The mariner had ii.e 'minting rouni assigned as their quarters. where, rifler stacking their arms, 'hey protect themselves im twitcher prepared for them, and believed during the whole evening its the st orderly and correct liiiisiner. The beillilrli lisd a 411ft-relit apartment itteow,iierl to them, mad after li.iviog guile through their part to the ril.y. they finally icnik their peat. I lls the Mow! row td Intaes, 'hie ridertaitimenta concluded about twelve o'clock, when the audieoce I retied; ,the touritito left the theatre mid embarked i' fur the isavysyard, sad the orrain;ql tool litietty to I:giv . isibere . Owl pleased —some Will left the theatre, SOU Attie vetiostirp-Ltlsey were liAill) . awakened, rrery . dhjett Ist a ` K r aa l' distonce, and in a very short time the whole of the interior of this spacious building vu consumed. the UtelOat exertions only airing , a few book. mod other amides of little value. Various conjectures and surmise,. have been set ,door N to•thn orr l ein of this catastrophe: rome low, imagined; from :ire fate of other theatres, that it was the act of or. lir ceridiary—othere attribute it to seises salted by the Mesmer is the paint ing-elsolOw-others • behove that it broke out in the eitristoters' apaittlient. Aftqr a clbse iutrestigstion, and,.(aftiog utter l y eir cdmil ititti . { coioveerg, . ilvit) , Asitd iterioss the remelt of accidriol: and. flew v.vious lootretv. we have '9' 111/ believe /hat tko Are tory have' broken not in the carpenters' room, a caridle, t, 4 4 prohabilily, being left to burn out. which. comm 6- nicating to tl:e bench and shavings, produced sties • result. us thts apartment ill 'text to the roof..aort , from th.it quarter the flames were first seen-to hiir.t fdrth. Nothing could exceed the activity and v. 1 1!!. :Tore of the firemen—they cared all the adjqiiiir.,;•. buildirigs. but could do. nothing for the istatre. We are sorry to hear that some of them have beeu burnt. but not badly. The theatre or..ritiallycost 179,000 dollan,liot was purchased by Messes. Astor and Beekman fur is'icnt • 50,000 dollars. Neither of the proprietors, we lean.. were insured, Mr. Price, the Manager, war. only insured about 12.00 it dollars, at the Ell;ie of ; but we learn th a t .lr. Situp on had nothing iliiiir ed, and has hot nearly 10,000 dollars in property, au event uhteyr.ally regretted, as his character. Maus try. and stumble meuners, joined to his iworessional teleosts and exertion., have established for him a • (+situ to public esteem cod pritntttfriendsttip, Maywood hits Initial his erirdirdie; Mr. Mbrelatid., Non( Mr. Sarney are lietteyeatfferers. Several of ate Irifira has; lost their wardrobes; and whet; we-ushe 4 iota considertottoossbat is the various departineuts cr 1111 l ected wish that establishment Dear 200 persons depended for their bread s an idea may be formed of the real thstrem which this event has poolistspl.• There ye some olio think that a theatre is receptacle of vice sod immorality. 's'e pretend to no fasthlinostiese on this point. We knout that it is (hateable of inculcating lessons of moislify . sod • ;minutiae) in the wean slluring forms; th a t a *elle', governed drama is calculated to shale " rric eta deformity, virtue it. image;" and that wbeu simply enemarege.l, it blends amusement and , structioo.• sod by she employment of a leilifeet . , lorhii, were:rota in all possibility, many a vossou . the taveru wad gaining house. T o e th ea t re h as also, b een .t tunny time and oft." the medium which charitable olijects and institutions have met with encouragement, and now in the hour of do, treys it i. our 'buy to reciprocate. We trust that means will be found very shortly to rebud I tLi theatre too a unary economical plan; in the mears .., time the situ omit of the corps drainalique reoniree, pressing attention, many of them have laulliles, and, depend fur their daily bread on resource. which ore, now emit off —moony loser no other means of employ h claim on the . , rural—and their h g aracters, liberality of our citizens. To devise means for thei , e . . immediate relief. a roweling i s ca ik. : l this est , ~ , at right (o'clock, of the friends of the drama; at, Wittdoington Mill, and we trust it will be generallit attended. It oug'it never to be said, that the first city in the U has not sufficient liberality and . . taste td support a theatre and performers. Wr are requested. by one of the pronrietors . ut the theatre, to say. that measures will be irnma; • rhately taken to rebuild it in a convenient and bind.. • .nitre 1111:1fitler. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOLYSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, JULY 21. A PPEA IR.-JUDGMENTS. e. . ;~ GRAHAM, .4opcflataf ; &ram, Rearitsciesf. Tho Lotto Casaest.Lost stated this was as Appeal NNW the Joeletueut of the Court of Session is anel4a moved that the deciamu of the Court below should be you firmed by their Lordships' judgMeat.—Agreird A HARREL OF WHISKEY. Dblrlasa, Appellant, H , Itespunilint The LORD CR 41ICELLOR observed, this was an Appeal from the declaim' of the Court of Semis" is Stoll s 0• It - was a cue in which he was sorry their Lordships ,yodgnamit had ever beeu called for, ea it related to the price of a balm I ..f whiskey. He was of Opinion that the jildatneut of *brie Lordships ought to be for the Appellant, as the only other course their Lordships could lake world be to mud it back to the Court of Session for farther inquiry as to the actual delivery of the cask of whiskey to the publican, fur in bit opinion there was not snfficient evidence of the delivery. As to what carom the parties had been at is brining the mars lion before their Lordships he did not know, hut lie did not doubt hut they writ of opinion now that they ought to have shaken bends in the first titetauce, and have settled it ami cably. Ile wound therefore move, as their Lordships judg ment, that the Occasion of the Court below %hook' be revers ed, and that die parties should pay their own costs.— ' Agreed to. SCOTT. Appellant, gtort, Respondent. .• The LORD CHANCI.LLOR observed that be tied hoped irt• this case that their Lordships would sat bare been rAted onto, their judgment, the psi-ties were& Lady arid a Grath.- man, neiglibquis, and the matter in ihtpute might he easily willed amicably. lu hopes that this sitgeistima would be etteefletl to, and as their Lordships must insetin August, he would move that their Lordships' judgotem should be postpooett omit the 17th of that month, sod if it was Slot intimated to him brtire that day that au amicable adjust . meat had taken place, he would Rinse far the judgment tor their Lordships before say miter prom:eking hark place on the 17th of Augsh.—Judgment pompused, • • MAMILTOX, .4ppoihret ; Seem, reseposiesf. The LORD CHANCRI.LOIL %observed, this was so Arppoesl from several decrees of list Court of Kadistyitte He moved that it sits/old)* the judgmeat sf tboirprilsolia that the decrees of the Court below, is lel! and nu; IMMEDIATE COMMAND OF CASH TO ANY • •RXTENT. TIIE OLD MON EYsO FI" ICE, No. 2. Do kes street. Adelphi —Town and C.oniiiry Winker.. Mer 'chants, Noblemen's, and Tradesmen's Dills discounted. with husiosor. lilotrality. secretly, and fidelity, the on•tosent the so lidity can be ascertained. Cash also advanced upon deposit. of eve. y description of property, plate. jewels, linen. bosiery, sod woollen goods, and for say length of time, with secreay. Apply personally, or by letter, post paid. Where the bills of Country Usaltersolrawn upon London, are at long dates, then part rash, sad a bull •pun London, at short dart, for the balance will be given.—Constaut at trodsuce. 1..._ -