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I t i, 1 , - 1Z • /1"? , -- ! ./. .- 7 • 1 i . - • ~ • - . ... ' "! • # . . _.... : I :ii eb ie til . 1...41 1 re At *• . . - 11 •rh , NI o ' . ....-- 1 _ - - „ . . 11 *. 4,4! iq -• 4. • • At ... T . xtrungit 5165. irtrars TNR4TRR. • THIS EVENING. THURSDAY. July will he performed (Air the Ant time Ala stases), tbm lust Act of the celebrated Comic Opera, entitled IL FAN A TICO PER LA MUSIC A. Alter able, a New Dimartisessest. And for the lint time is this cottony, Rossini% favourite Opera entitled L'INGANNO FELICE. To emelude with Garden' Grand Ballet of TF.LEMAQUE. The Nobility, Subscribers to the Opera, and the Public, are most respectfully informed, that the commencement of the present Opera 1411/011 having hem so much retarded by the external alterations of the Theatre, it is deemed neer". wry to give an Opera four Thursdays during the month of July. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. BRANDON, Reps Book and Homekeeper. THBATRILROVAIf, COVF.NT.GARDEN. T .,,s EVENING. THURSI3AY. July I. will be acted, the Comedy of SHE STOOPS 1 . 0 CONQUER. Sir Charts. Marlow, Mr. Chapman; Young Marlow, Mr. C. Kroll.,le; Herr'castle, Mr. Fawcett; Hastings, Mr. Alt. bait ; Tony Itimpkiw, Mr. Liston; Ditenrip, Mr Simon/ma. Mrs. Hardest!le. Mrs. Davt upon; '.Visa, illaroleastie, Mei grunion; WU Neville, Miss Foote; Dully, Miss Grresi. The Mirror liMwee with two Mirrors by the three MIN Drueeffs. AAPL iii - 4. ittlinn, HALF AN HOUR IN ENGLAND WITHOUT COZENING! mai tho , Sones of " The Mail Coach," and " The Royal Thoore," by Mr. Tater. To which will be added, an Operatic Drama, is two acti, . . called THE I,IBEitTINE. Don mean (the I.ibertint). Mr. Connor; Don Pears, Mr. Chapman ; Lepon.llo, Mr. Liston ; Sisseton, Mr. Duman. Ltinion IMJIOOII4 MISS Matthews; Uvula Elmra. Mu. F.llllll ; Zerlines, Mir Stephen.. Romeo, 7s.—Pit, is. id --Gallery, St.—Upper (:.Bery, la. —Dnori open at Six; commence at Seven. Tickets and Marva for the B.ixeS to le hail of Mr. Bran. don. at the Boa Office, Princeltptace, Hart.strect, Cuveut. gaoln. LAST WEEK BUT ON' UNDER THE EXPRESS PATRONAGE OF HIS ROYAL HIGHNEM THE PRINCE REGENT, Auel by Authority of the Lord Chamberlois. THEATRE.-RUT4L, Tic Company of ?keen Lately acting at the Theatre- Royal. Drar,-Isee, lutist respectfully loci leave to state to the Public, that as the !qr. Season at that Theatre has hero considerably abridged its usual duration (a cir cumstance of the most material cuilyequrocv said deimits. lion to many of the Members of that Establisbnieut), his Royal Uighur., the Prince Reels( has most grarioosly and benevolently condescended to heiitor his !loyal Pa tmnage fur the P.-dimmers to set for a shoot period wt this Theatre. The support of the Nubility, Gentry, sod Pub- OM llendstrooy. Mr Gaitie; Climbs Headstrong, Mr. Bareard ; Saul Debbie, %lr Mundt u. Slice stirhtyl, Mrs. 01 1 . • r Tu conclude *ilk the. autertsionscat of TIIE I{ONl I'. Slating Cadency. Mr. Russell; flaineele. Mr Gatti,; Old Cocktiey, Mr. Minton; Capt. Sightly, Mr. Barnard. Priscilla Tunibay, Miss S. Booth. Roue!. :Sap K.enial , Price, 3..—Pit, 3. ; Second Price, 6.l.—Lower Gillery, fa ; Sccuiol Price, hi.-.-Upper G..licry, 1.. ; Serum., P. ICI . 61. filmes +so, Pisces la he liken ..f Mr. R.otwell, at the Boa. other of the tinynea;Act Theatre, from Tea till Fuer. Tiverinrrovr, by .penal desire of eke Duke acid Duchess of Kent, Tim. Turnpike Este-.Past Teo u'Cluck...coud The .ItvalSiildiei 5. .- Farce HO'S WHO ? Tue_i Tit IC-ROTA 1,- iflffiLiNli PBRA-1101 7 Sig • NI RAND. _ PREtigNT THURSDAY, Jrlp , I, JL h• prrfaraked, &ude time, a Musical Corm in two sass called MY OWN RIVAL! Or, SOPHY. LUCY; and LCCY, SOPHY. Clisrarters—Mr. Wrench, Mr Lancssier, Mr. Wilkinson, Mrs Grove, Miss Rdly, and (Her Owu itiVII) Miss KrSy. Vier which will Ir perfitelood i Srl time these seven yetis, ' tLe Comic BlllaslOorea. In three sets, called THE JOVIAL CREWS Or, THE MERRY iii!A;GARS: Idrrnis, Mr. Lancaster; Springlime, Mr. Wrench; Mr. W. S. atatterley ; Vincent, Mr. Warw.) ; Mr. Broadhurst ; insure Clark, Mr. Donlon. Rachel, Miss Meriel, Miss I. Steviuson. To conclude with the Coolie Operetta of THE BULL'S HEAD. Captain Lowe!, Mr. ‘Vrencli ; Scamper, Mr. W. S. Chatter fry ; Jeremiah Brag, Mr. Wailtioeou. Mn. Worthy, Mrs. tic .ie; Jnlia, Miss Love. Were, be.; Second Price ; 3a.—Pit, 3a.; Second Price, le ea.—Lower GAttery,24 ; Second Price, h.—Upper Gal lery. Is.; Second Price, 6tl. Mixes, Mines, Ticket., Adminions foe the !triton, sod • Privaie Roses (with the advantage of a separate ensnare in Gael. r street), to be had of Mr. btevensoa, at the Bny (Hike, Sinful eatratice. Cons Ten till Four; and of Mr. Freeman, Liliney, lilt, New Rood street. T.r.m.•rrow, My Own Rival !..—Tbe Jinni Crew—sod Haw to It e G.► Love 041 S orday, My Owe Ring !—with rrederiek the Great. By the Rev. James Morton V. Occurrence* during a Six Months' Residence in Ike Proviurn of Calabria Ulteriore.—By Lieutraaat Elea biro, R.N. VI. Emmeline' with some other Piaeses,By Mary Brun. ton. VII. I Proposals fur an Economical and Score Cur rtiery.—By David Ricardo. 2. Report from the Secret Committee on the Expediency of the. Binh Resuming Cub Payment.; with the Minutes of Evidence. VIII List of Publications. Literary aad Seieatille In. Printed fur G and W. B. Whittaker, Ave Marie-lane ; %Anton and Marlin, New Bond street, Leaden; Waugh and lours, Edinburgh, and Johnson and Dees, Dublin. THR N FXT 0: 7 KIN (ii Piny) of ItALPII ▪ HARRISON, late of Greenwich, is the county of Ht. deceased, be applying to Mr. Owes, No. 3, Bell yard, Doctors' Commons may bear of soinetlaing to their ailsaotage. Prodnee of Anxiety removed he COL- N LErs HA lit DYE, which eff. rurally changes Red or Grey Hair, Eyebrows, Whiakeia, and Musts. chino, to au excellent Dark Brows or Black, by only one ; it neither soils the skin ur finest linen, in dune by a simple arid (-say proem., and is the ;nay article iu use that safely and •itiafactorily wigwam the purpose. Sold by R COLLEY, Prifoiner, fy, Hulks-street, Cavendish square,. in honks as Ills. till. and 215.; also may hr had, COLLEY'S DEPILAINikY, which removes Super Ruuna Hairs from the Net, Kra, or Arms, in three minutes, leaving the aka wafter sod fairer ,ban before the ramification. Bottles Sq. EIGII ROti 11•6 FA RE. h e liviter 11 elucidatrrl than by the pow at LOTTERY, in which the Nnmhrr (iii numerical Order) before sot after the TtV() PRIZES ni 20,0001. will each receive a Capital Prise, Re. Ar. howhfes whatever Prise each Number respectively ma] be drweis; therefore A Ticket or Share can gaia Three Prises Three following Nutalwrs must be Capitals Every Tick. I and Shoe has , The Chatter of Tiger Dixtinet Numbers. Schemes, with feltfirtitulars, of this small but inviting Lottery, arty be hot at all the Lottery 011Sese in Lonvion anti the r where TICKETS *ad SH4ItES are ee fltjuly (THIS no Northampton Small Debts Bill. the Portmnout It Small Debta NM. and the Nottingham' Small Debts etll, were or citTed to be r , ad 11w thir time Ohio day Ihrrr m00t:... The Seamen's Ways Hilt, am' the Hank of Ireland Cash Payments Bill, were read the 1k 1,1 lime. The Excise I)tities Rill, mud the Colonial Accounts Bill, went severally thrtsigh a Ct.mmittee. STANDING ORDER . The Earl of Latiorno*Le pustp.ttell till M lay hia ma l• fur a Sta,..liose ()Mee' relative to the rec))))d reading of Dille affeeihig the trade and' commerce of the country. A CCOU NTS. Mr. Wood, from Birtlanlonow's Nwpitwl, presented • ropy of floe devil of cinecoant beilorrria his :li•jnty King Henry VIII. and City of London. and other Papers re lating to the astabliiihnient 1141 the table. Theatre. IPe support or IN rsuisiiiiy, t,esitry, sou ruu- nix day Is poildisbeet, and Hie Cuilitry, where TacKars tail 11114,1tES Cr. ou he ie general is must nsit!ctfully eulieite.l. TILE EDI%BURGI•I MONTHLY sale. •-•- . - • LS PREAENT Tiltili • WAY, July 1, REVIEW, No. VII. e m e The Whole Lottery will be ell (THIS 1 , 01 - w II 12441 r . will be preeeatrd she Play of Arl.l. clatkee Travel.. le varilie• Cowie*, of gamy, * MONTH). • • THP, iIOUNTAINEEII 4 . At* anal Africa. Peet Third. Sertioit slew fir& .4 • ..„---...—.... ••••••••••••...... .. .4rArrllls, Illr Rae; Roque Mr. Powell ; Kiltriallork, Mr. 11. R og% u t ri. r og n i ni , nwirti or o,„( fe s it,4 4 , : , t - • . '... l'4 44 "gir ; Illtriteli 1 1 101ei i ti 31!- lkegeeth ) Illdii Mr, lIL Vueste oboe Itwelilartitle, 4 •Plalie llrw% wee, . ' IliellilAL PAUL it litiffir. itowt.-is 11f. Aliturtsitor; 'MOW*, Mita S. Swath; Arne. illsoluse. Cremone. et dins plosions awns - ' de Ape., Mu. • l'atoeienne Lusultarilh..--Par A. 11.. Millen HOUSS OP LORI" WEINIUDAY, iris 30. After shirk the Farce of IV. The P. etieal Remains of she late Dr..ltilwi Lerlew.-..... WHO'S \\' Ht) ? S t the Net. James %whit __„...., wa... Nnriksmntian Cmall Illoloin Rill_ tho Pd.rtem.mil• 54401 SURREY THEATRE. EVF.N.INO. THURSDAY. July 1, Tomotiftotv and SATURDAY. at Half-past Ste itteo.elv, sill be presented (424 time) the unprecciletitedly Fois:u Romaine" of trltlt HEART OF MID-LOTHIAN. inks, Dakota Atcyle (fourth lime), Mr. lisaikur ; the Land of Dumbicilikes, Mr. Fitswilliam ; Geordie Robert son, alts M ul attos ' Mr. Watkins • Archibald, Mr, Fawcett; .Darid Man s , Mr.Clofforel ; Res hen Butter, Mr. Gomm. Catt.iin,, glees) of England, Mrs. 0110111 ; LOW, Suffolk, Mrs nr,set; Effie Deana, Miss Jonas; Jeannie Demos, Mist ; Mr.. Glass mad Margery Mardoelteuu, Mrs. Brooks. After which (teeth time) MEL().-DRAVIE MAO! OR, THIS SIEGE OF TROY. Ch,trarters—Major Demo* Murphy. Mr. Adrock ; Mr. htsc Chasie, Mr. Fawcett; Squire Caradec Ap Truselorus, Mr. V.:Atkins; Whipstitels. Mr. Frith ; Mr Oil, NJ r . Figs. within& Mrs. Quutem, Mrs.Erawelta; Mra. Pintsody, mer. Trojan.—Prism, Mr, ,oiMerl; Meitor,Atio. Huailey; Paris, Mr. Wyatt. ibe Ou Muud•y,• new cartlgoima Romaine, later from hst Scrits of " Take of My 14eMetlf be called Muetrov. MADAME D 1 GENUS. Tlois Amy was published, price am b e ili G h et i * al l a G ut Portrait of Madame dr T HE NEW MoNTIiAGAZINE, Anti MX LITERARY REGISTER. cosITINTs: Memoirs of Madame Jr Genlis —I. On the Trade of 16M/it'd Stales of North Autetica with China.—ll. Per. seat State of Literature in Denmark...al II English Manners be the 17th Century —IV Rutle's Discmreties in Meteorology. —V. 'Memoirs of E C. Von Klein, the German Puet.—Vl. Plan of the Bank for Savingsat Hanshurgh.—Vll. Of Blight, and the Trausinigroit• tf Insects..—.Vlll. On the Condition of the Highland Peasantry, before and since the Rebellion of 174—1 X. The Bishop of Nnrwieb, and the Moravian Episcopacy.—X Who was Junius? N0.2.—X1. Anecdotes of John Clelaisil —XIII Remarkable Events in English Rise tory.—Xlll. Sabina; ur. Serues at the Toilette of a Roman Lady of Fashion.—XlV. Allegorical Decimations of love. —XV. A Peep into a Barber's Shop of Autignity.—Xlfl. On hearing the Bells ring out the Old Year —XVII. The Austrian Archdukes Tour—Newcastle —XVIII. Lines on reading the last Canto of Childe Harold.—XlX. Review of Colonel Fitzelareucer over-laud Journey from India to couthwleil.—Xl. Letters, Roltirrssell to the late IhICISCI4I of DeVIIIIIIIIIM.--XXI. The Ringo( t, a XXII. Mr. Carey on the Exhibition of the Royal Academy. —XXIII. The Drams.—XXlV. New Inventious and Drs. eurirors.—YXV. Nrw Arts of t h e British IPEWlwitorr• XXVI itepwris,, Liirruy, Meteoatilugirit, Abtricultural, ■wl Conwnercial.—XXVll. Dev.gt of Poliiralr.rent.. nunicalic stust Furcigit Obi. Nary, &c. &c. Loudon: Printed for Henry Coition., Conduit•atreet r of w►om may lie hail, pith: Silt: of lima Popular Tha rellany from sea Cuiaturucemeol,alau Pieufa of all the Pur. Iraila, price 44. each. THE APERIENT SODAIC POWDERS. THIS new nod eleg iiit Ilrepuratiiiii postiesses the advantage of instantly producing the brit SODA WATBR, and of beats, at the same time, a mild APERIENT, relieving Heartburn, Bile. Nausea, Acidity on the Stomach, &c. It is recommeudrd to those whose Stionsaish from weakness. or other causes. reject Epsom and Cheltenham Salts, &c. the nauseous taste of which deceits mast' from swing them. These Powders possess all the medicinal properties of those salts; in their uperatiou ars equally mild gad effscacious; and being perfectly tasteless, they may be given to children as well as adults, who cannot take a saline aperient in any other form. The Powdeis tikes' alltr too free an indulgence in the luauries of the toble, portieularly after too much wine, the common dim. agreeable effi et, are altogether avoided. In warns elhootes, they will he found diffusively beneficial, as they currect dis ordered bile, without debilitating she stomach. Sold by the Peopeletors,R. Roller sad Sods, Chemists and Druggists, No. 4. Ckoopsitle, corner of St. Pa U l's, London and No. 34, Sacinvillootreet. Dublin; and, for them, by all th! principal Booksellers, Druggists, and Medicine Venders, theutsgbout thR liiugthum. In 841111, at 3s. ed. each. N IL-10 order to prevent she substitution aporioas imitations of these Powders, a far-simile of the Proprietor's signature is engraved in the label which is a£6 ved is curb Hos. CHASE'S ItEIJEV 1311-L Lnrd TonnenoTou moved the third reading of Chase's Relief Bill. The Nubte Lord thought il nerras try to inform the Horse why he took so active a part its this measure. Being at Madras at the linseed tlw ?sillier of Messrs. Chase and Co. lie was requested by the eve & of Iht Company to be present at an arrangement of the &MINOR. and was on the meeting of the creditors put into the Chair. He on that occasion learned such pal irulars as induced him to en. sertaiu• favourable opinion of the turf of these hankers. He understood that the Nettle lord at the head of his Ms. jesty's Government imagined that role of Ike chimers implied some stigma on the Atrial...es or the Bi dish Gliveranwitt its India, but this, he argued, could not be collected (rim the clause, and in proof of this he entewel intuit review of she circumstances of the loan made by Messrs Chase so the Nabob of Arcot, by means of which the Britoih army was then eitabled to take ilia field. The Act of Parliament by which such 101111 s wrie in future prohibited had tint Won prennutraisd in India for cited months until after the cap ture of Seringapatain, cons. yitently there was no 'reams that Messrs. Chase shuttld nut he pet mined to be considered az . retailers of spas Nabob. The Noble laird then shrw..l by ference In circumstances of the campaozii that terini suto d with the fall of the Mysore territory, 'Lit to this loan might the successful rtsult of the oar be attributed. The Government of India badeonntredat Oise Isms, mid it would he very unfair now to torn round nos the lenders and icll them 11,57 had on right to repajout lit. He thin noticed the thirst readoi4 of the Bill. The Duke of Weed.taterou slid not rise lo oppose the Bill, hot lie was elisions that some alterations might be 111411 C in the preamble, which cmdnitird illeeetions nut founded its fact. It smelted, that consent had been given to this loan by the Govermw of ; but tins was ass in correct allegation.. The mode of expression used in the Bill was not sn precise is' its iiittuie Na was consistent twilit an Act of the Legislatine ; but indeprtitteut of this, there was un evidence that this hoot had been teen 'roosts to any Member of the Council of India. Hr therefore hoped dist their Lordships, considering the merits of the case, would consent to such alterat• as he allsouhl mopme. The No ble Duke then proposed certain verbal alterations, nut affects lug the general object of the Bill. The Fuel of LIVERPOOL opposed the Bill, which he thought fusinArd on most pernicious principles, and could 'jo t b e j ot tin et t 'ems on the grounds stated in the preamble. One of the moat gamed principles un whirls it bid been the intention of P3sliareteol lo carry on the government of India, was to prohibit private persons from negorlating loans with the Native Princes. Their IlAwhhlPl must have read the 'Kerb delivered in the HOOP! of Commons, on this subject, by Mr. Bloke, which witsaftervisrila pablisloal in the shape o f a pamphlet, as 1 they may theatre collect the principle 011 which the law to that effect wa•enacted„ as a means t.• pie vest the peculation which reed to by practised in ludia was mow pernicious Row So soiree any individuals to come before Parliatmat on ma allegation Boit loans hail knew coo. traded ley i he connivance of Gowernmeat, and lima set mole the provisions of law, which reqiiired the cons. iit of she ycrionewt, not ky connivsuce, but under . au ittpc.its autho rity given iu writing. The Put of LAVDEito.test did nut mean to advsooe sop thing against the prorisinns of the Art of the attil of M. King, and if the preseot Bill were its ally &pee opposed • to that Act, the principle of which be very highly esteemed, he eertaitily should not support it Ile was, how ever, induced to give the'peesetil Hill his ■nppn•t. from the extreme hardship of the cow, for the ilfet of the 3firl of the King bad not been promnisriterl in India until after the loan in the contemplation of time present Rut land been contracted by Messrs. Chase. Hr *hewed, by referring to the evidence on this can, that the luau was human to some 11enthent of •the Government, and Oboe' red •that she money thereby ob tained had found its way into the pocket, of•tbe East India Company. On the lecoad reeding of dna Bill, when Conn nil were h. and un it at the bar, a Noble ■nd Learned Lord said to the COLUMN'', " Mr. Jackson, eau you say that this money did not find its way into the pockets of your cheuts?" but Mr. Jackson was perfectly silent. The Earl of WV.ITMORLAND spoke shortly in favour of the Bill, which, be said, did not give the ntioney to the creditors of Mr•sn. Chase, but merely enabled them to go before the erninabisiwssera nam4 peeve dine debt. • The Duke of VI'LLLIRDTOII and the Eeriest L• 002111. DMA anal Livengool. severally explained. Earl Fowls jublifir4ilte conduct of time Government of India with respect twOsis transacti . • The LORD Cnogatlog spoke in favour of the Bill. Alter a few word' from Load Livregoot., who said, that for the ouoveniroce•of his Noble Friend he should not take the seine of the Donn on this Bill, until the question for the passing of the Bill, the amendments proposed is the pre. amble by She Duke of wo.Liwarox were agreed 10, amid the Bill was read the third time. Ou the question "Shut this Bill du p...," the House di. vided, when there appeared— Contents 9l Ntat.Contrais Majority $ The Rill was therefore passed. FOREIGN ENLISTMENT RILL. _ On on; bar, we found the Marquis of LANSDOWN complaining that the Report of the Committee on this Bill had been brought up. contrary to an under►tandiug that amendruentv might be proposed on the considera tion of the Report. On the motion. therefore, of the Noble Marquis, the Bill was ordered to be re committed. On the re-commitment of the Bill, the Ear) of aossi.vxobjected to the clause which constituted it a crime in any individual to go abroad wills the intent of eithating in a foreign service. Ewell Custom-house officer, and other pgrsaiis mentioned in the Bill, were ensble.l to detain ship., if any in dividual gate infornsei.m on oath. that there *as a person on board who was proceeding abroad wail intent so to enlist. This power was very liable to be abused,- and might be attended with great in. convenience in a enmrnercial country. Earl BaTlitiast defended the provisions .of the clause, and oboerveil, that it could lint be carried tutu effect nod tue notation of eilltstateut was proved. • The Earl alt -X 40•41.61 ,04,forraer ob. jection. • - - The Earl of Vent :pant, said he had never heard an argument of guy weight against thie Bill, and that the only sound objection which could be made to at wits the difficulty. or rather the impracticability of carrying it into effect. It was necessary. therefore, to provrle every possible means fur giving•the Act validly. The Marquis of LANSDOWN said, it was indeed necessary to (mine such meows as would give effect t• the law, hut care ought to be taken that those powers should not be of a nature which would vex the subject in the performance of their lawful bu-, The Earl of LIVERPOOL maintained, that before the law could be carried into effect, an overt act ought to be proved, manifesting the criminal intent. Lord HOLLAND said, that the present Bill went beyond the provisions of the former Act, fur under the former measure an overt act was necessary, but by the present Bill the mere circumstance of going abroad was sufficient to establish a criminal intent. The Earl of CAamaavom said, that this was the fir►t time in which the criminal law of Wm country had undertaken to confound the parsing intention of the mind with the commiwion of a criminal ucts Earl BATHURST repeated his former observations„ and said, no punishment could be ittflicted on an individual, unless such evidence was advanced so would prove the criminal intention. The Eatl of Rossurs said, that undoubtedly a Jury would require evidence of the criminal in tent ; but let the House c-insider whet inconve nience may result to the public if any ship might be detained, whets on the point of sailing, by the ath of any individual, tmwever ohocure.—(tieize.) —Such a clause way liable to abuse, and was not necessary even fur the objects of the Noble Lord* opposite. After some further observations from Lord Hot. LAND. the Eml of LIVERPOOL, and the Earl of CANNARYON, the clause was ordered to remain part of the Hifi. Lard HOLLAND objected to the clause which love to officers of Ilse. Cuaotus and othe r c i v il mt . thorsties the power of detatoing ships on the oath of an informer, shot there was any person on board Ime.ng the itt . tol ion of enlisting in • foreign nervier—and proposed, as an amenehuent, that c e rtoio wends In the douse giving that power be omitted. Shia question the House divided, when there appeared— For She easier .. Apiust it 7 9 The clause Was then ordered to stood part of the Bill. The I elitists were agreed to, the Report was brotight up, and the Bill ordered to be read theslarti time tomorrow. REYEREAL OF THE ACT OP ATTAINDER AGAINST THE CHILDREN OF THE LATE . LOND EDWARD kTIZGEKALti. 'Dor lE+l , l ut LlynisPoot, sow. he said. twit peesiluir pleasure. to preseut iu the House. ois ale t On 4 4 . 1 4 e Crown. so net of erace I. ,reverse the A e. of Ai t or Il.e l s rr 11„orti Efitratal Fitjg r&d (tAtigr) —by which the blood •C hi. two etwlllrros i lrialword Fos Fitzgerald, slid Louise il.iros Firsigessid. has *sir getrupted, our/ to restore these s ipareeest sod what he considered she real character of Act of Attainder, and he turned from it with • pleasure Mad satisfaction, tueidmire the act of grace and hens , " volenee which emanated from the Crown. He worded only bay, that though he differed from hit Noble Lord (Liverpool) on various occasions in public life, those fair causes of political disagreement cool.) never tend to diminish the personal attschineni, or to interrupt the strong feeliogs of private regard he entertained fur hint. Tint Noble person could do nothing snore congenial to his (Lord Holland's) lid. logs, nor, lie would be bold to say, more gratifying to the liberal feelioga of t be country, than the measure which he now 'proposed for carrying into effect the humane intentions of his Royal Highness. lie begged that the Noble Lord, both on public and on private grounds, would receive his heartfelt thanks. It was the wisdom of a I,enetitent pulley that recommended a measure which shelved it, nit Royal Highness the feelings of a kiod.heartecl. and generous man,—((Dear, heir.) 'Clin Bill wt.s then read the first note, anti ordered to be read a second time to-morrow. BARNSTAPLE ELECrIoN. -The Order of the Dry &sing mid for the rzaminat:o• of witnesses 011 the Barnstaple Eh etion 811 , cnntssel awl witn were called in, when Thorns' Copnrr, Charles Cor nish, Thomas Taldrew. and esptain Lauren. e , wale ears wilted, and the further examination of wittiessea4aa pool, lamed I. Friary next. The Hoare adjourned at Ralf•past Teti u'Ctotk. HOUSE OP COMMONS, WICMIESDAT, Jpmr 30. The SaTAßtrt look the Chair at a frw minutes after dm. o'clock. SIESSAGE FROW THE LORD. WEST MIDI)LLSEX WATEIt-Vi'Oltlir RILL. Nte,iprogesii t's• m the Lord.' artplai.i!ed tlrr H IWO their Lnrdal.iln hail _reed to the cel4•4 , 4si 3.1.1 LIU an I he Portuguese Tr. at y Bill, nil hots I aril. witto. 151., net 4 to the West Aliddles.a ‘Vater.Worka 11, ang.Se.ta ia •MCIIII6II tliN, to W biCh Obeli' LW tighilti 11%.441re1l tie 00 11 "1- ream.- of the Ci.minues. Mr. M. A Tavtoit said, that the last.oarai;oned pu, passed, al he had no igitially fiattie.l it. would. he 1.4 sirs! reason to believe, have been yr...dome.. a the hi 4= and would have here yet...twit milli the app by the polilir at large. Thy anti:whin sits. lit,ireser, wlwith the oth.r Ilituae had thought prosier In wino, iirsigoyed, it *great uiramtre, the olti,ei le- in •tea, and be could . uot consent to so material nu Jiirraii.m. If the .pohlke hex rot a plentiful supply of water, b:dh in case. , of lire era er • all other ocra.iusis, it sae slut his fault. He had eudreansee eil iv r. eider the 801 l as perfect as pussiiile , ..liot his 'teas karmic i.r, si defeated by the anteu.thematy. he Aruba re,* frove-.“ Ural dreg s be taken into erniefivretiois VIA di r three MOH I IL" The What lOU SAP agreed 10, and tbe Sat .l 1 #ll . 111111 , 1111,e Jost. BASAISTAPJ-E 114.1.. • Mesariageis trona toe' Lo. atrontiateer, oho* ISO' of rin,.::::. .. f .1 4. 4 . 1 1"......0 11111111. „. 11K .; ob ibefek* iir. Upper House, iv give eater/we aebaiaVe IMP PretSen. POUND of the CrarettaNggi err . , • ,r 4 • / • . ir f -'.- .1. . rt. A. . M. 7 1 . '— .4 t l'l i : PRIcK s V :S-PVIC r. - . .... • .:„ . s s i tuLfortuo,tte persons to the full ;0 ...-41 - los • f li. t . 411 subj.-etc, Fie ',Auld not, be said, outer too :he reasons which Induced the Irish It.vlisasent In i as. kt that Act, which it was the graciwtts wish of his Royal HsAiiess to rt. vcr.r ; et •retriior b' obvious • to their 11.oril.hia, that it woulipe painful. awl I indeed unnecessary. to enter tote. a •yet. mita of those fe•11../14. lie would wieret, piratic of the k • preamble of the Bill he was WOOrebuut so propose. i In the first place, the nutty-Mull gterf (the late . I Lord • E !ward Fitz4erald) was s' ,brought to s trial, *nil the charges brought ' t inta w ere 'lever judicially inquired tote. moll . , of course he was never judicial y convicted. lit theeneat place lie i • kid to state, that the Art of AttaiWiler had heels palmed by the P..rliament of Ireland root« toniedis after the decease of the late Lord *hr. .Filegerahl. . These reasons would hove some Irrietilt Wane their Lordsliips--lie would urge souther * mow l i k e •iy to influence their feelings—he stolid before their Lords skips 'he advocate of . those &photo, who have been the tufferets in a case where. tin crime whatever woo disputed to them. Onr of thole iudiVidwaht. Mr. Edward Fox Fitzgerald, has bathe arms in die service of his King and country. and Ns all occasions distinguished himself fa a manner highly honours able to his character a. a soldier and a giotlestume The object of the Bill which he bad now the pleas . lute 'u propose, was so take away the distdolittes • t ' a... imposed on them by the Act of Attainder. Tails act of grace wee gratifying to the' feelings of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent' As li-ing the iiistrunient of proposing it to their Lsodelsipa, he (Lord Liverpool) felt unaffected satisf out', and he was confident that it wnu!d he no less pleasing to their Lordships to mitigate the sesesily of a. law passed hi unhappy times, sod to aff•id relief to those utioffetorlitig trod itinoceht iudividtoilit. 14, (1• The Duke of WLLI.INGTON sill, that ais 34r, Filx Fit:. gerald bad served under his comment! , he could not let this opportunity pass without • * insins l "r"")' t to his character. H e had, my '• • ::- • -• • . in s rho 1 . i ducted himself as is brave itid: . ~.. ! LT:.eoldier. il and a highly 116110111%iille MOO. ': 1 Aliitlr t i . . Lord HOLLAND raid, thooallt t , .. usual to • ... „ . address their Lerded.ips on the ',,,,,.„',it,iftitg org Bell, yet lie could not repress 4 17'' g . ..etoe of gratitude lie felt fur this Indy I ~4' • ' tart of hes i i 1t.,y 4 1 Highness the Priiier itritiWfrkar•l• — • a He was at a loss in exiesa liie..4 ". tun at the statement cf the Noble Eat 9410,#11 . :. • - .lllid Of dal fl4lirritsg tostiineny of the Illistittiame.easterpoodeir (Lord Wellington). lie (Lord II ),felt the lull forces of I lie reasons mated, Tisesesarereather resume. taisth of a public slid of a private nature, which ingestoosti him. With regard to his private reasons it as out .. necessary fur lints to trouble th e ir I.erdsi* itit recital of Ogee; with trop . 4.ts9itil lie would forbear to stifle thew there .. r . considerations isidaced his Got to state t tiro, because he had already 'avoid, . l nro. in another placess.esecnodly, Itecause . . nit's) of that Aft which th eir were a wr 0.... reverse, might out meet with the entire court*. 1 • recce of all their Lordships; an d h e wou ld considey . i it soot only injudicious, b u t a b so l u t e ly distrnerful, ! to disturb unailiinity where it was so desirable, or to allude to the animosities and the misfuftuasaa of 'i! .• past Mars. lie did not, therefore, wish seideacrihe what he considered th e r e al c h arac t er of that Act of .•::1 A Ilailatier- and he. tarnrat fr..sn r .ith • ..1........... i ~ --• • EAST INDIA HOUSE. Jima 30, 1819. HE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trodifig to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, Time the COMMITTEE of BUYING and WARE HOUSES will be ready to receive Proposals in writing, aealtal op, on or before WEDNESDAY, the U.S July 180, Guns siteh Perseus as may be willing, to supply the Company with SW EDISH STEEL AND REGIMENTAL BUTTONS : And that tie Conditions of the respective Contracts may be seen upon application to the Cletk of the said Committee, with whom the Prommals must he kit before Eleven o'Cloek on the said !Ist July. 1819, after which hulk ibm Committee will not receive any Tender. JOSEPH DART, Srrretary. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Jong SO, ISIS. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do isereby glee NOM*, That a GENERAL, COURT ..f the said COMPANY will Ire hold al their House in Leadeash‘ll sitters:so; WED NESDAY. the July Next, from sie , • el; iss the !Horning tintiltim in tie Evening, for tM- of a DIRCCTttR of the said Company, in Owning' of Sameal Davis, Esq. deceased. JOSEPH HART. Secretary. EAST INDIA HOUNE, toot at. 1519. pEnsoN. echo siren thing b. 4,1139ig she FAST INDIA COMPANY, at their Howiie in Lead/9111311 , 4.er.. at their Warehouara, as may lee reiroirvrt, with 4.M/ Chaldruii. of the beat COALS of the, tishowtoig desert atoms.. via tVilllooit.oo, Heaton. Kollouga , orili. and Flo Woo Main. Pool oicatatre, maw send us their PUMP° SAYS, mailed up. and addrisseil to one Commuter of Haase, On or before WEDNEsDAY. the 14th Jolly nes., and if on that Day, before Twelve or hark at Noon. 47 010 Tender will he rrr,tv,d after that• time, Nett Mkt then Folly Chaldrosta will he wanted till tie ►n.l of Att i m...t fol. in*toe. shi;meh, if it lw the vri.h of ihe Contriettor. Three Bandred Chaldreous may he Pent in immediately They will be paid for as thi y are d.-levered 'the Ten.leis are to speedy the Prier at which it is pro posed to &hair cloth Port of Coal The are alooo to iurlatik.the whok of the Expense *wisdom the delivery of the Coals No Tender will be received hut from Coaldnerehints pos sessing Wharfs and Establishments Of 'heir min, in ur near London. Neither will any fender he taken into considrrn fin° unless the address of the Party mobil! it he menti , ined tb. rein, amid he, or an Agent on his b. half. he in •itendanrr upon the said Committee at the Day and HUar shove men tioned. JOSF.I'H DART, Thib thly are published, in 2 vnlx Sao. prier 24a. T ALES of the HALL—By Reverend GEORGE S - RA KBE Primed for Joins Murray, Albeinarle.strett. LONDON, THURSDAY, JULY 1. v.. 19 THLATRE..ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. JUNI 30, NHL THE SELECT COMMITTER iu , pt r,r erstir the ?sector of the A3l EN DANCE of the NEW RENTERS, Its thr SALOON of the THRATRE. ow FRIDAY NEXT, at HALF-PART ON F. (for TWO precisely), upon affair* of the oilman importance to the safety of the Theatre. • C. W. WARD, Secretary. BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL. rIPHIS GALLERY. with a Selr . Nlnn of the most* celebrated Works of the Italian, Spinals Retail*. and Mitch Achonta. is OPEN retry Day, from Nisein the Morning, uniikSili is t►e Afternoon. Atlnsissioo, 15.,--eatalogiaet By Order, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. TIIR HERMIT in LONWIN ; or, Sketch-a of English Manners .—lts eumwspernee of she rah'. traitors Ave at NM. Betwtry's, the mablieartios of tiffs Wink, which •as to have taken place tbia day, is suspended fur • short lime Carodoit Wort, July 1. 1819. TO WAX AND TALLOW cDANDLERL. TED A PAR l'N ER t Mn old twiablish. ir4 conerni in tlw Wax and Tallow Trade, who can command +nm• property, and has a knowledge of the buil nem Itevreetable references will be wives and required. Apply by biters, poM paid, to A. 11, No.b, Covent-warden