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WV o.ld 7 1 • • s • . . . " 11 " - df 11 o t t.) • a At \ -•••••• poi ft i *•_ `• • y • . • ••'. f Raorgqits ni raca n i • fis . • • • 4 • - awl") w-44. 7 PtO b • • Willa) raw pun ~ ,t, t 4 6.1 intioapa • - • • • • 4 L4A r i V 4.4 kw.• ,• 4 ', •• • • . 7 4 1 • rie • . • • 4 0. • • • 1, I• • • = • f. =• ti • . 444 LONDON, SATURDAY, MAY •gel, 18 Numneit 4822 MICK SLY CE. ZING'S THRATRE. THIS EVENING , SATURDAY, Maw 23. will he performed, &winVs favourite conk Opera, ur IL BAR RIEKE 1./1 SIVIGLIA. After which (mewed time these twelve years), the Greed Mistedeel belbt , retitled • TAMERLANE AND BAJAZET. With sew esanwey, seaciastelk ireeses s drwiesiiews, he. Oel'eeeday, 01111111011eS Urges rat II Mstrintiusin hernia. Pieties Rez rt Regina! IWRATRIBROYAL. DRURY-JANIS. S EYMIING, SATURDAY, IMay 23, i their Miekelkos . Servants will perform the Play or A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEB'T'S. Lord Lima. Mt. Rolleasi, Sir Giles Overreach, Mr. Rees • Widlkies, ; Allwarth. Mr. Penley ; bet ("ready, Mr. Ozberry ; Merrell, Mr Guile. Lady All earth, Maw. Meweeltel, Pim thew 4Av.geinfinsAmleanebnionerst, tend A OF li ORISQW.. delillllooll WlllimpAerit, Mr. Hirley ; biros Pat ten Mr. Genie • Mesa Maus, Mr. Wewitser. L a dy Mts. ;peeks. i•Serkla, Ohs. T. Idooke; Maria, Mis bu.as epee at Six .'Gobi!-1M Pertureseace to begin at Seven. 0., Simian, Xis% Richard the Third. Oe Tuesday. A Cure lee the Heart-Aehe. Mr. Keels will stake his first appraiserr in the course of the ensuing week, as Kiss Joha; end Miss Meeseley will appear, fur the Grit lime , am Conelasee. FIFTEENTH TIME. THRATIMRO ri L, COI' It:VT-GARDEN. THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, May 23, will be meted, a new Tragedy, called FAZIO. Dale of Florence, Mr. Fase r- riton ; Gonsalvo, Mr. T. atilirors; Aario, Mr. Croatistoto ; Giraldi Fasto, Mr. C. li.table; B.irtolo, Mr. Blanchard; Mario, Mr. Comer; Iltalsettu, Mr. Connor; Theodore, Me Pens; Aso .... io, Mr. Sing; Piero. Mr. Atkins Bianca, Miss O'Neill; A Ida klls Mrs. Faacit ; Clara, Miss Shaw. After which, as Operatic Drama, called THE I.IdERTINE. Dnn Juan (tho Libertine), Mr. Cornier ' • Don Pedro (Coninislidaut of Seville), Mr. Chapman ; Don Octavio, Mr. Sinclair; Leporello (Valct to Don Juan), Mr. Limon Ilasilto, Mr. Dunne,. Donna Leonora, Miss Matthews; Dunne Elvin', Mrs. Feud* ; Zerlina, Miss Stephens. ; 1 hr Doors to be *remodel Six o'Clock—the Play to begin al Seven. Oa Monday, by special desire, the Tragedy of Isabella t limn, Mr. Young; Isabella, Miss O'Neill. With Burnhastes Feriumii, and Harlequin O N Wednesday, The Je doter %Par. After ivlikh will be produced, for the first lime, a sew Serious Drama, in two arts, tilled The Castle of Pale:xi; or, The Extorted Oatb. lu which some of the intereeting facts in a recent trial on the Continent have been attempted to be put lulu a draniaiic shape. MONEY to the ninninit of n Million is ready AVM to be advanced upon Mortgage of Freehold Fatales in I:n(44nd, or (or Anuuitres sentsvd ual Property ita say part of the Dusted Kingdom, for which from lieu to twelve Years riIIUIP will be given; also mm,. Life Interest arising from t% ilk, Ahrriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, Money in the funds, Church Livings, tool upon eligible Personal Security ; abs is the purchase of Reversions and Post-Obit Remits. Matters of iliagoitts.le preferred, and promptitude and reeresy invariably °bows red. Apply ywrsouslly. between Nine and Five; or by Letti:r, to the Director of the National Rauh, No. 8, Lower folio street, Guislen.square. AROIVI.AND sipl SON reiwctfillly informs • llw Nobility, Matra, and Public at large, dial, in e..aargaersce ',the b glt repair of their relebeated M ACAS -81111 OIL, tastilioute Permits bast ituitaied it with a Coon tnftit, roanpuagd of Drieteritios logredieuto is.joritoto to thc Hair; to avoid ouch impositioo, it hiotatarary to ash for ROWLAND*S . AIACA . SSAR OIL Rich Bottle is signed on the outside label in red ink, A flowt.aSts sad Nog, with a Treatise rat the Hair enclosed. Tles Ott is the 011IGINA mud 41E1111E, possessed of solubsion• 'impieties—was ranted to afford the grimiest sults fishmeal to the 1111311 AN HAlR—prevents the flair bring injored by bloomy Choate of Climate, Study, Travelling, Arcumbesurst, hr.-s-tesioves the Scurf, haralenew and •Iry 111•144—rrndris it soft aud glory—prevents its falling off or Turning Grey—creates a thirk growth on the .naLDEST !starts—makes the hair strung Is curl, whirls it keeps in tromp Wratitre, eUrrel2l4 itC.ltiillarti a pleasant perfume -4,4 produces IVlsiskers,, Eyebrows, kr. list, Proprietors Ant its innocence. and mi improve Ilse Hair hum issfancy t s'.,;•l test period of life. Tbe itieetiousahle properties of this Oil have pined it the of their !Loyal Highnesses the Princess bf Wale., of Yorh, the Doke of Sossiwit, hi. Imperial Majesty t' , fmisffor of Emma, by their especial auttousty. Price :J. —los. 6.l.—and One Guinea each. Ai" HOWLAND'S ESSENCE of TVS E. ooidy vs.-thug the Hair with this P•elieration, the rkeprieloss warrant to produce immediately a perfect tbsove o RED or GREY HAIR, WHlsklililtS, EYE -11111.1011, sr to a ts.atitifol glossy mid perman•al listowo i.r egstst. 'Foliating the exact natural Colour. tVaslsing durable. Ladies or G.isiternen may their Hair with fuse and Stems,. Price 4. -7s. dd.— sod 10. ts. Sold sale, retai!, ant for rsportatioo, by the sole Propel. tuts, A NOVI/ LA 1I) k SON, corner of li.irlsy•strert, the l e .s towing us the right in llsitunsgartten. Holbt 1111 l ; and by appo.ntmts:t , by Mesas. Itevolries, Tich bssent mr. et; Mr Sown, 117. (tattle and Pearce, 67 , D. Overton, 47. Tarsier, 7S, Asw BUM' street; I. " . •""'ss and Cu tutu; Hale sad Blew, Cocksptursstreet , . '" 8 -" I; 1 7 , Julits.t ~,,, IS, /week-street, Soho; Lowe' 3;10, ' 1 "W; limier, 4. Wyse, 65, Chess/gide, and SI . Park. street; Mistress 63, Ifulburu bill; and Harrlsy and Solos, VS. Fleet-Thicket. •.• Pu memoir sinpusisios„ ask for hewlaters ojl. or it •";• .0 . 1 %. I/yr, sad the Signsitece is red ink on tbs laid, of sad. kolas. A. HOIYI. 1) S').:s SPAIN A9D NORTH AmrntcA. Thu doe is published, price 3s. Ttin OFFICIAL (:ORItIisPONt)ENCE betwove Ds /N 1 LOUIS LIE ON IS, Mioo.ter from httelle to the Ussited States of AelliefiCh 14.1 JOHN Q UIN " Y ADA 11%. Fwq Secretory of Male, i• relation to She VIA). RIDASS, aunt the Bused:trims of the LOUISIANA, with sithsr writers in Dispute 61 wren the two (ii•mrromento. London: Printed for Eflioggliani Wilson, Royal lEschaiir. r. PATRICK'S CHARITY SCHOOLS, DIMIARIE-STREET, ST. GILES'S, WOO DIMS *TIMM 110110, • AND ASYLUM FOR FEMALE ORPHANS, comics -Row, 114111eaTIAD. HIS Royal HiKisowso the Duke of SUSS EX will lake the Chair at the ANNUAL DINSF.R ur this CHARITY, which is put 'or to THUIPIDAY, the 11th of Jaw, to order Poi to interfere with the Dinuers of other Clownish!, Associations. KO B ERT BURNS. THE Loren , of Svnsiish Slag. and AII mi rem of the Pool, will Dino together 0, WEDNESDAY NEXT, thi , 27th test. at Ilia City of Lids.. Tann, at Six o'Clasi precisely ; His Royal Highness the DUKE of YORK aid ALBANY, in the Chair. STEWARDS, • Marquis of Queensberry, I Wm. Fairtie, jan. Esq. Earl ut Cassilis, JOllO Fraser, jun. Esq. Ifsseount Sidmouth, James l,i lis, EN. Right Host. W. Bandon., M.P. George Mowilsorgit Esq. Gtiirral Sir R. C. Fergemon, Juba Gait, G C.D. M.P. Aka/mars Gillespie, Esq. Sir J. Shaw, Bart. AI P. Hart Logan, Esq. W. R. K. Douglas, EN. M.P. George Lyall, Esq. Alex. Boswell, Boyd Miller, F.sq. Jas. Mitosis. Blair, E4ll M.P. Win. Pusher, Esq. Ges.Jarnes 13111111011, 11. P. Wm. Pratt, jun. Esq. Kirkman Fiala), Esq. ALP. Julio Ritchie, Esq. Outs. Forbes, Esq. M.P. P. N. Stewart, Esq. General Muistesonawsr, Robert Straehan, Egg. W. N. Elexander, Eaq A. F. Smith, Esq. Mathew Boyd, Esq. John Shaw, Esq. %Taker Buchanan, Esq. Captain Sam. Brown, R N. James Mine, Esq. James Dunlop, jaw. Esq. J. Curd°, Duff, Esq. 'rickets, Oue Guinea each, at ilic Tavern. be bad of the Stewards, sod IRISH LINENS OF THE NEW BLEACH. TFIF. NOBILITY and FAMILIES are very respectfully informed, the above Linens are sold at MILLARD'S East ludia, Hambm, Scotch, Maarhester, and Limes Vl'arelsonse, No. 16, CH EAPSI DE, rendered of their original durability from the improved preparation' of the Flan awl Bleach, fur which they are found to merit the most distiuguislied patronage. The pieces conlaiu from lb to l 6 yards each, at 25.—15.41--4 s. 4.1.-2 s. 841.- 1041.-314-31.4d.-31 Sd.-3s. led.- 411. —4s. 2d-4a. 44.--awd 4s. 6d. per yard to the finest quality, sad each Views warranted. The Tatou' kinds of Family Lumens', Voreign aad Scotch Table Linen; India Muslins, &c. • Diapers ;.Hackabacks r Fine RUMill, auJ Isiah Sheeting,, including those of one breadth for the Sheet; Frerseb Cambria, die. are Sold Wholesallloßc Retail. Proprietors of Catatry Eatablialtuseets mid Luba having Commimitora, mill Owl the areatest choice of the best inauta.. factored gouda, at the srrrt resiwranale prict•. Furaiga Orders exceeded with the greatest attention. THE BATH LOTION. TNla elegantitnrluseinFrimbiltatinii of simple elements heightens and enibellishes the charms of the most beautiful face; it communicates to the skis a brit. honey of tint, a delicate Iluenese of texture. and juvenile fresbuess that Calelloi be described, but which render a coun tenance of inutlerate pretensions most unaccountably and irresistibly attractive. The basis of this iuestiinsble acqui sition to the toilet is a concentrated preparation of the cele brated Bails %Valves, combined with other ingredients of established repute fur besetifyint, preserving, and insprov iog the shin; it speedily removes every blemish (runs its surface, nod protects it from the inclemency of the atmo sphere. or the ravages of time. Invented by Korot' Daldurf, and sold by the Prop►ietor's sole Agents, Oldheld sod Co. Nu 7, I.ittlo Qiiresi-strert, Holborn; also at 150, stud 395, thifiard.street ; 41, Corn. bill; 38, Strand; 33, Haymarket; 47, Piccadilly; soil by most Perfumers and Medicine Venders, price 3s. NOVEL INVENTION. BY MS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LE - rreßs PATENT. RU SSE Ll.'s 11 Y R - PN EIJAIA'fIC COCKS and AIR VENTS are ea►nestly recom mended to the Polak., as the only certain means hitherto discovered fur preserving from Satesess and acidity, and dreivriag off Beer, Ak, Nine, Cider, and Liquors of every description, without the aid of Veal Pegs, Air Valves, Corks, Although this may appear impossible, it is !never theless the fart, and a single trial will prove their superior utility. Sold by Deakin and Demean, Ludgate-hill; Rayboestil, Gusiveltestreet ; Brooks. 54, Piccadilly; Stone, Waroicis street ; ar.l Pill, Great Portland-street. Persons inclined to re-tail this useful article, will meet with liberal terms. un adeliessitig a line to the Patentee, b, Avery Farm-row, Chelsea. N. B.—he giving initsrs, it is Necessary to name the size of the cask. STOCK IN TRADE Or CURIOUS BOOKS, TO RE MILD RV AUCTION, tly MR. COMIEAD, Witbent reserve, on the Premises, Nu. 19. area( Russell. street, Covent.gardesi, on TUFSDAY N Alay SS, and note following Days, at Twelve ; rilltiE genuine STOCK- of BOOKS and FIX- Tilt ES of Mr. BARKER, quitting lori•irie ,, i OU ac. tonsil of the expiration of his lease ; eiituoi.-in; a very extensive and valuable Collection of B.A. of early dramatic astflows, Tracts un the States CoultlY Hi`lor/fr P9rtrYr va rious black letter Books. topographical and general History, Divinity, Vortices and Travels, a large collection of Tracts attritive In Eoglish Hosiery, Biography, Le. Ike. May be viewed on Monday ; awl Catalogues hail at the Place of rude, and of the Asetioneer, 24A, High Holborn. rro hr SOLI", Ptsisaisitt to is Decree of the flies Coon of Chancery, mask in a Cause " 1. 1 )01 against COLPIIATCH," with the approbation of flit I.IAII ALRXMIUM, 1. 9 . out. of the Maulers of the cud Court, el Ilse eittiliC Sale Roma of the Court to South. amptombuildinp, Chancery-lane, Conduit. on THURSDAY, the ila) nr inn?, ISIS, al Ekren iiTiock in the Fors in separate Lots, srveril Freehold niv.l Leasehold %lESSt4GLS or TENEMENTS, 'time of olvirli lint. el tante in Upper FAN Smithfield, stud in High aires-t, in she Coy of Lunde t, and others in Th.iiims ur So. Catberiuea..trect, in Mt C. k tlterinv.'a-court, and 19 Cipuiver'a conrt„ within the percilichi of Si. Cathiliues, oc.r the Tuevcr. Printed partienkra whereof may he had, gratis, at the cod :gnaws% Chun hers, iu thoithninpton hoildioKs, sail; of Mr. PPM, thiliritur, No. m, Sri jeunt's Inn, Flert. street; of )Iritsra Smith owl liendersoit, Sulicitor., 22, Crinao.strect, Gliaidiamee•-fiehls; and of Mr. lullis yirgu, S.lt ton. Si. CM hiss ior'imrluiatt na, war the T Owl 5. K. PUTTS, Solicitert ficricaut's-Tito, Flect-ftrest. CONTEMPORARY BRITISH PORTRAITS. THE TWENTY -FOC RTI llt IJ iOFIt of this elegant and useful Work Is now published, con taining PORTRAITS of The Duke of WELLINGTON, Admiral Sir HYDE PARKER, Rare. Sir WILMA II HAMILTON, K.B. Professor JOHN PLA TPA IR, Doctor WI ILIA II HUNTER, HENRY THOMSON, Esq. R.A. Actrompauted by short Biota. iphicsl Notices. •.• A few of smelt Portrait taken of fur stimulate sale, prixe 5s ; Proof Impressions, 79. 11,1 Printed fur T. Cadell and W. bevies, Strand; and sold by Messrs. Boydrll and Co , Cheopside; and W. Cribb, Tavi stoek-strcel, Covent-garden. Of whom may also he hid. A LIST of the PORTRAITS contained in Ike former Numbers. WALKER'S PRONOVISCING ; Complete i.e Oct. This day is published, for oat Imp WWII', oeftset,safisesd the smallest abridnuseat, prim Its. is boards, as urge Ed.. tour, twine the Noseteemh, ACRITICAL PRONOUNCING 1)1C. TIONAIIY, sod Expositor of the Eunlish Lsai. gorge. By JOHN WALKER. Author of Elf-omits of Elocution, Rhymiag Dictioniry, ace. Printed for T. Calle!, and W. Davies ; WOW; Long man, host, Rees, Orme, mid Brow° ; J Collo II; Baldwin, rowlock, and Joy ; Sherwood. Net ly, and Junes • J. Richard son ; .1. Booker; Simpkiis and Marshall; and H. Reyoubls. •.• lit this volume the meshing of carry word Is clearly explained, tad the sound of carry syllable distinctly shewn ; and, where words are subject to different pransuciatsuiss, elm Anthorili,e of our host Pronouncing Dictionaries are fully rodsibatoll, the reasons fur each at large displayed, aud the preferable promiliemt - poiuted out. As el , ove may also be had, New Editions of all Mr. W...ker's outlier Works. Lately we* putilish4 d, price Sa. ASTATEMENT of the EARLY SYMP TOMS which km/ to 11w DISEASE termed WATER IN THE BRAIN, with the NUDE OV CURB. By D. YEATS M U Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, fee. Ike. Au *Nietohe lo the above work will be publsstsed, eon tainiug cases successfully treated, and illustrative of the duciriues therein recommended. Printed fur J. Callow, and other Bucklellcrs. This day is publisbrd, price 4;. boards, T HE CONFESSION ; or, •I.e Novice of St. Clare, and other Poems. By the Author of " Purity of nein." ' London : Prints,/ for W. Simpkiu, nod IL Marshall, Sta. tiouere.eourt, Ludgate-stied. or whom may be had, the Third Edition of PURITY of HEART ; or. the Auctent Coet woe : a Tale. Addressed to the Author of Glettarvou, by as Old Wife of Twenty Years ; ss. 6.1. hoards. loy via pobliphett, Sy°. pr.ce 12a. huarda, THE 1- 1 /11LO*OPHY .11 ELOCUTION ; elucidated and exemplified by Iteadioga of the Li. lurgy of Church; fur the use of )uung Cltrgyateo, and Models are preparmi fur Holy Orders. By JANIES WRIGHT. Of Simpkins Halt, Oxford , Pablo- and Private 11A.elorer 011 the &settee and Prartne of EloraUsmit Honorary Wern her of the Plidosuploc4l Society of London ; and Anthos of " School Orator." Printed fur Law and Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane, Loudon; aed undo and Slatter, Oxfoid. TO SCHOOLS. Just published, by LAW and WHITTAKER, Ave-Maria- lane, 1. r WELVE HUNDRED QUESTIONS on the late Rev. John Attims's NEW HISTORY of GREAT BRITAIN. By Alexander latunson. Price 1. 2. TWELVE HUNDRED QUBSTIONS on the late Rev. John Adam's ROMAN HISTORY. By Alexander Jamieson. Price I. S. TWELVE HUNDRED QUESTIONS on the Fifth and improved Editiou or the late Rev. Juba Adanni's ELE MENTS of USEFUL KNOWLEDGE. Ey Alticaud,r Jamieson. Pnee Is. A KEY, containing Answers to all the above Questions', for the use of Toluca, is in the piaci, sad will very speedily spprsr. intention of inteirogating Children in History, and otlo r subjects which are wore immediately conneeteil iti storing the mind with 'liens' knowledge, is obvious. That the system not only improves the mind, l►nt that it also calls into action the powers of memory, exercises the joilvt suent, and excites the pupil to habits of thinking, is univer sally acknowledged : however irksome this may appear a• 3 lark, it will ultimately prove beneficial to the leas orr, anal become an agreeable and useful amusement. Law and Whittaker have jest published ■ complete SCHOOL CATALOGUE, systematically arranged. THE LATE GRANVILLI: SIIARN, EsQ. Shortly will be published, I, Subscription, us ouc •olumc 4to. price Two Guinea% • EMOIRS of this distinguished l'hilesithrn • Oat, compiled from his own MSS. wild other an thentic documents, in the pilainweion of his Family and of the African Institution; comprising a Medina of his cor respondence with many eminent contemporary Characters iu England, France, and America. By PRINCE HOARE, E. To which will be added, Observations on Mr. Sharp's Scriptural Criticism* and Idlerstare, by the Right Rev. Lord Bishop of St. David's. Together with a Portrait, takes from t►e Original Mewing, ►y *mice, and etezraved tinder his immediate sisperiiiieudeate. Thu whole Profits to he Orem to she Africa■ Institudoo. Subscribers Names received by Gm foßewinz; Booksellers, viz. 6. ■nd W. Nicol, 58, Pall Mall; Haichard, 100, Picca dilly; Well and Diories,l4l, Strand; Murray, Allieniarles Niece' ; Loneinail, Hurst, and Rem 3*, Paterimster.row ; Hookhain, lb, Old Rood street; Butterworth and Son, 43, Fl , ttAtreet ; soil A. Arch, 61, Corielbill; Colhitru, 50, Conduit-street; Asperue, Curuhill ; sod Phillips, 4cwgr-yard, Lombard-street. DR. BATEMAN ON CUTANEOUS DISEASES. This day Is puM slid, its Sets. price Its. boards (with a Plate of the Eight Orden, beautifully evlttuted), the 4111 Edition of APIIACTICAL SYNOPSIS of CUTA NEOUS DISEASES, according to the Arrangement of Dr. WI ELAN, exhibiting a concise View of the Diagnos tic Symptoms, rod the Method of Trestsfent. By THOMAS BA FENIAN, M D. F. 11.11. Physiciru to she Public Dirprussiry utd to the Fever lustitetiun Printed fur Longman, burst, Rem, Urme, and Brown, London. Of wheal may he had, Ity the same A u th or , DEI.I I'IONs ..f ihe FOUS DISEASES, ertiatiortbrd w its. Clatteoficatettie of the late Or. W i ll e m, so . 'lmams the greater Part of the Eeigesiviog. of that Author, its an improved Simi, and rompleiniz the Series at intended to hare been finished by him. to tile. with upwards of 70 C 01001441 Plait., price 121. 124 holloas. 110 New Engraving% rein. 'boar. Diseases which should 'we' Iwcu fit:Ark...l 10 the %Opt. tit. .11 Nile 01 Dr. nufiliatd Work, may he lixel sep tette , rite 71. boards. •rn ELECToRs TIIE OF WEATIIIN siTtiII, WHO W. 1,04 TO Pit F:thltVi:: quiff t'ai'/1 .111liel.31fI1G A HO I . 1I .N 1.11311011611. GrovetAns:s, Ile.; luvit~tio►r that Live. ripe:fiv'ea 1 - 11111 . a X tr:mhee 470iir respectable liudy, fu totrutne a Cutitli ,:e fir the hofitrir or rtpreteliiing your City to Parliament, is 04) irratifying twely ferling4, that I twit Issise les n ., lify to you, that at the approuebiay fileshou I Shall uhty (lit it tall; and that I will Illat• fast 1 meet uot be hustieta. time to face, in the presence of an su j uss/1 publiv, ally sup r urter of the Crust Cor a Bill or arav orPo:AT of Va;•• • ?I'llte, Ffecdous• — Alibungh I Om very for trout prrsetitiog that nu luau is 1110 hi a. I ion vs tell 11w Sototutalsic ruNt ut Itrperstulative uf 3 - our City; yet, 1 well know that nu 11140 is At lu fill that Poo. milts* he het diligence wad emerfution, anti mile.s t* be 6104 rewind to aisoti I Corcuptiuu uu all Ott46llllll■ that and by all the urrai.at is los.p..trer. I List. bra at.. icrts utturr ithirticula:ly to view. To ulitaio a Cotutitut.ootot Itethent, which will /roast to the Pruple theist/rise Vf elamothg the alearater. of the Commas. Boost ut Parliaasent, is the mails sad ultimates obilpet ; but, in the nista/ town , I alll kltirff rest foe tree War t , outent et! shale the alfaryal , nd Lase, commonly milled the Corn Dill, ruuatas in force !suite th4l Art was passed, thousands upon thousauds hair dint cf famine ia • land of plenty. That Art insures etch?. re the Land.uw art and great Farmer, and levees the Trade/matt, SIP- Journeyman, tie Alechanic, and the Labourer, to /wee. It was that Isms winch recently caused the port• 1p he choral, and which saisrd the mice of Hatay from :4110* plum: to Futtrlcealicitc/ ; ;sit! this utaly to tutu Is the Owners of the Land mild their Tenants. If the Mendiers of the Hid* of (''mmous End done their duty, that cruel Lew newer *wild hare pasad , iir defiance or t►e voice of a great nsajmity of the nation.— Same of shoe Members were, in fart, fur that li.ll, while their constituents were petitioning nuaind it. bitch men left the poor to starve, while they filled their own coffers.— If I should have the honour to be sent to Parliameat s I pledge myself to du all that lies.iii my power to caw.e the repeal of this raiment,' and mirage law. Other occasions, pees aims to the Election, will offer them selves fur my doing myself she hu 11111 l r of addressing yule ; I Winclutle fur the pryseul, then fare, willies...tiring you, that, life and health pirmitting, I will rare 'upon she hustings any peruse to person who shall ht• found build u n tuclt to defend that oppresi.ive, partial, and lisuillsearted measure, the Cur* Hill; and I will stand Ili re sill the last moment, in opposition to any person übo has the bisill•howl hr ulii•r himself in the El4t•turs of Wistniinster upon any principle which fills snort of that which was susectimitst unammund, by the niissicrusis and respectable Meeting lately held itt Palace-yard i namely, Animal Parlsanienlr And Unirerrid Sergio. I 'email, in the nu an • - 'GENTLEMEN, Your übvditut SeTVIIIII. HF.NRY HUNT. London, May 210,161 R. LUPE R 1.4 L PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, Fttomv, Nay 2t. COTTON SPINNERS. The Earl of LAIUDISROAL6 prearutesl u Petition from cer tain Cotton Manufacturers in Glii.Kow and ita vicinity, against the Cotton Spinners Regulation Rill —Referred to the committee. MENAGE FROM THE COMMONS. Lora Sinning appeared at the Oar of the House. WIIR a Message from the Mouse of Commons, II quesitng that Imre PUMII and land should be peritonea to attend a C,ousmittre appointed by the House of Commons to inves tigate the allegations of a pirate Petition. The LORD emineeiLnit inforeneol the Commons, that the !home would Aroool MIS answer by a Meemooleor of it. town. The *MAIN& Banks Amendment Bill and the Papers Lluty Cill were brought up from the C mons. SPANISH SLAVE TRADE. The Spanish Treaty Rill wwnt through a Cuiamittre.—The third readiug was appointed for Monday. EI)UCATItiN OF TOR POOR. - The Earl olltusavvx gave NM ict- that he %null'', an Moo_ day, move the vecond leading of the rdneation of the Poor Bill, and moved that the Lords should frs autunoourd Esc Monday —Orde►ed. COURTS OF JUSTICE IN SCOTLAND. Lord SIDMOILITII laid on the table a It. pout from the Com missioners appointed to inquire into the I'vea iu the Coin is of Justice in Scotland. . . The Mariprip Irstsoosts psetented a joint Petition from Feeder'. k lieutenant in the Royal Nast', :Ind another, cumplaissistst of hardship en Not a Ctlvitit pessfiwita ailiquate to thee• bts vises and wounds.—Laid on the table., TIIE REGENCY. On the mob (((( of tlw Earl of Lief:Brow.. the Order of the D 4y was Math fur the ',veinal reading of the Regency Ai .t Amendment Bill. The LOID Cifsecv Limit tope alit' said, be should trouble their Lordships with a few observel.ons, which he trusted would induce them to assent to his moti for the second reading of this Bill. The Bill contained two objects, of ultich the first, re gartillig a due attention tithe state of her Majesty's litalth, provided that a certain number of her Ma jesty's Connell should be eonitaistly in attendance where his Majesty resided. From what hail taken piece on a former evening, he did not anticipate any objection to the proposition for increasing the Members of the Council, limited to a somber such as should be mortified in the Bill, bait it did not seem universally satisfactory to place the power of • intim in the hands of her Majesty. lie. however, did not mean to determine the mode of election, that point might remain for the future opinion of the House, and should the mode of nominating by Parlianieid appear more satis factory to their Lordships, 1w certainly should remain very tenacious of his owu opinion: The principle, however, id granting the power to her Majesty, had been alirady recognewil by Parlia ment, in the 51 at of the King, wheriiii it was provided that in case any vacisiley should occur in the Council Own appointed, her ;11..jesty should have the sole right of tilling up the vacancy by notninetion. Now although of the eight Members then appointed, one only hid since dieel, to whom her Majesty did, according to the provision. of the Act, nominate a sorcessor, vet the whole number might iie well have paid the debt of nature, and in such case, the powers tested iii the Queen would have given to tier Majesty the Ulleuntruird op pointment of the Council. By these and similar considerations, lie had been balm"d to insert this clause in the Bill, but if tiny other tootle of eieC• min were esti:tined preferable,. he sin/old stand upon that of tioniimition. The other object of the Bill had reference to the clause in the Regency Act, which provided limit, in tare this ellitildy Or ha Majesty's rayed iwrifon 'buntd not remain will; her Majcirty—in that event Parliament 'should, if moiler prorogation, tonne. thatch reassemble, sad, Jr t in, in esisteac., that the fottiter Parliament should inci!ediutrEy now tbirlooinsion•tdiriiild he 4rn-o.t:ve iu 111.-tvellt slf a iti::.l,:sotioe atteseleil with tlot ciiriinnita,.ce re ferrr•d to. even thow;;lr i►titx limel beet, Issued for a new el , ctioli, and the 'Tuohy had already under gone unatw (.1 . the increaventiroces intendant nit :k general c tech bbbb ; and till:O, eV the fir a happenr►l slot to he relented, :dl the labour end expense fit ati ele:•tion would be 'endured in vain. •aild the uroceeditigs reuderetl• II ogitory by the revival the old Parliummit. This ►nconvenience could' be trcierlied by no other means than the WrIbIITC stOW litoponoqt, and Mr. was titian:MS to totrodoce it to filen* Lordships' mute., that she occasion might he: providedfor before the hktlihood of Its aocurrence. Toe Noble Lord slat &two, but againtitstatttly rose to add, that he should possilidy find it necessary in I.heeintimiitte to propose NOtile alteration's in the clan•ra of the Bill as tiwy .110 W 'food, 'mil 4:1110. eluded List moving the ser:und reading ot• the Bill. Earl Geer sand he had, on a former occasion, expressed his surpsise that u nteaeure of such a innate should lie uttrudue•rd to their Lordships' notice, without ankstutement of the necessity that could be supposed to justify it, but lie had then been assured, that on the sscood reading every sir. 1111 l slienve ehOuld be setnifieltori!y riolvitied. Butt he now felt a proportionate shire of disappoint. u►etnt, for, notwithstanding .the promise held out by the Noble and I f eteesed Lord on the Woolsack, silence was still observed—no reason was given, no motive theist:ord, that could justify the !loose in repealing that in:aro:ion in the banker Act, reeptir lug that Parliament shottld immediately meet on the demise of the Queen. The Noble and L-arned Lord had stated generally that an incuoveisietect might anise from the coot 1111 l mice of the Act, with. out regarding what might arise from it. repeal. Befor e ., however, lie should enter Mtn a considerate: non of the character of this Bill. which wits of much greater importance than the Noble and Learned Lord Seemed to imagine, from the cursor• meaner in which lit had spoken of it, lie should allude to the first clause fur Increasing the Miles. hers of her Majesty's Council. Upon that point he probably should not snake any oliectioh, al. though even on that lie might have expected to hear some case of necessity Made out to justify it, The Noble Lord had not stated whether there was not a sufficient number of Officers in her Majesty's Household, who might very eff-ctually perform the duty required of the additional Meinhers, but if the necessity were felt, lie should out refuse Ins correurrence to the provision. But with rei.pect to the anode of nominating those Meinlnors, he could see no reason wily Parliament shoolsl deviate foot the former plan. It wale now rrOtaired to make a sobstautive addition to the or-iglu:it council, 'and as the character of this atierstautirre addr bon differed in no respect from tit of the ori ginal Council, the med• of effecting it altoold be similar. But this, in fact, appeared the lea-t im portant part of the present measure.—fifeer, hear.) lie should therefore refer more portico:ado to the clause fur repealing the provi‘ion of the further Act relative to the nsertuirg of Parliament on the Queen's demise. The Noble Lord had statrd. that it . , slur.. ing a dissolution, after the writ. for a new Parlia ment had been is4ited, and before the writs were returned, her Alajrady'a demise were unhappily to occur, the old Parliament .should tinsoetbaseSy re vive, and abrogate the whole election; and this the Learned Lord had called an iirconverritiece, and had on a former °erasion expressed his surprise how such a provision could have crept into the Act. The Noble Earl, however, could not believe that such a provision had heels the result of thoughtless. nes', considering the high legal office held by the Noble Lord on the first °crostini trait presented it. sell for establishing a regeoey. Ihe Noble and Learned Lord was at th•rt. time Solici , or-Gesiend, end was one of the few their present who had token a share in the warm rich-des to the House of Cum mons at that period; and when every point was so deeply and anxiously considered, it Was impossible that this clause could have eacapeo! observation. On the subslorent oCeiv.ion, when the Noble cud Learned Lord held hi» present high situation, this clause was regularly introduced from the looter Bill, and when, its the following 3 ear, ill corere quence of the disappointment of their hopes of Ilia Nfajerity's recovery; the subject was again 'nought ander the consideration of Parliament, for the pur pose of removing the restrictions that had been im posed upon the Prince Regret, w contemplation of his Mojesty's recovery, the 13t11 was again most anxionslv ditcoased. He must theref o re cosiclade, that the clause had not beets iutiodiwed.wWollllllti . tre most weighty cottaiielations. The Noble Lord had stated, that • the rate of the demise sit like King, or of the Prlllet it egent; seated on very dd . - &rent groutols froom that of the. demise of the Queen. But the question was altogether etre of riseonveniesice—and to his mind, the cases supposed differed but in degree. The cure of Ilia %lap-sly** sacred person had been considered by Parliumeat the primary uhrect ; and it was felt that, its the event of the custody of his person ceasing to re turner with the Queen; Parlianient alone could safely undertake the stirred trust—nod it was these fore provided, that the inteoral between tire ter mination of her Majesty's care and the meeting of Parliament should be as bloat as possible. 'fire Noble and Lesrowd Lord ought, theiefuro. to make out a case of strict tiecesaily, befoge he called upon Parliament to repeal a clause which had been enacted with especial care. But if the necessity cf this repeal existed, why lied it not bees, felt in former years, maul the anhject submitted to Parlia ment? Since tire of the Royal mind, acorn years had now elapsed, within ' , trios, the pre rogative of prorogation had every year lets, ester crsed, and that of dismthitton once, ail never bo. fore wassail oseisoventetice apprehended, although the country was expo.ed tot the four-fuld cootie geocy of the demise of the King. the demise of the Quiets, the demise of the Iteger:t, amid the recti- Y' THEATRE-ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA, STRAND. THE LAST THREE WEEKS. IN enn4equener of the brollitilit mocec.s which Wattages to Wesel MR. MATHEWS'S Eatertaist. • stews, be wifl have the tumour to prolong them as above MEMO 41, which is the latest possible period to which they eon be easended, oaring to the approaching opening of the Eitglieb Opera fir the abidance Season, and to his notneroses eagagemegts in carious parts of the kingdom. 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