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..„ri IP t A e' 0-6 f" tl / i P A L it. . tat E. s'i . ,-, .' .' ' .• • ....._--, a • .1 , . • • • r ••• ( .p .>: •v.i. •1 'I i , •omp : 4 •, • • 4 , . . • .. monommoommimf . 4 ni a -.oe . , .-...9.914.- _,., %....t..—.....--.....-ii.....m..............5.aiiK. ... SW..L --•=m. --..•12111 -'' IMPS ""."7 , I 4 . 77. .6 1••• , • • .'4..' ... . • Y - . 1 . -, .P-4 1 .. • - 44. in 710.4." NUMBER 5465. • • 414, • LONDON, MON DAY. if 014 . 11 lilyllllo. a ~. Paton Id. MR. SCAN'S LAST BENEFIT. THEATREBOYAL, DRUB Y.L,AN TH'' EVENING. MONDAY...bIur 12. Ms AINj-0)% SPI yawl. will perform gliway's TrfigNiya VENICE PRP:SERV/it,. •//ROACHING CLOSE OF THE PRESENT SEASON OF MIL MATHEWS AT HollE. AT THE THEATRE ROYAL. ENGLISH OPERA- BRITISH AA t • rrPHIS GALLERY. soh of PORTRAITS of itintinitoblied Perlman iA the ado., ea 4 Literature of tint Uoinnthßiliganne. IS OPEN DAILY trim Tee in the Morino* Oil Fir. in tlw ( 111 / (Order) Jog* YOUNG. 114419“. Adolinninte. Oliw•-•Chitsloglics. Liwniatiniwitai ditto. :1 from 51. toll; Dry Caws, whirls were 4,1 all ,s 1 condition. were hought up midi!) , and the pialirer dirsariptioa were k ft witkuut STOPI'AGE or THE KILKENNY Kit INK. (Prom fie stforterefer 1111.11 , q1Y,FuNgt K .l.;rl, The h u iry e r :l t o i4 o: s n o ( el l a h" v s n it a l l y ir o a i ;L i u . Po I. l; : i l ie " t i-f o r (ii al l t h eq, cairn of Cork and Lune, irk , las, renrhatt r. ~ lie 41 , 4 , 4 Aare , . IVe *woman with deep COOP•rn.11.11. toa forrtioon, the flanking lia n a of )Ir. Los/thud°, of thin pity. wag eloped, anti • general 1.11.1.111.•-•.1 of ;sty 1.-1 , •1, look 'he , . A notice aitii%rd to the w flee . inthfir, thn t a iiesi eit y of NatiV.,.• pa p C. ia von:: Voles necastonril a temporary elf Will9lll Of U.)•.t WO. 1...1 4.1 tie fait/awing Tamil', (this day), beanie." is ould la" fully caused, and the priplisikalkmalb norqu,..eally no I. 2111.1.5T2TT1.J1:111 1. 11 w.. kaibuT Tstl the roil. ad. joining Milhirael, hewn this time past infested with s imaginal'' , midair. Than beauty Ilse foir.d.• thi• lawn. the , faltow look his usual noontime, sear the hriel.ta of %amber , . aid ?Wined sercral rsen "nil 111011111114 of the simian' sato. which they 'weeded brine out at the lair. One reitu In perste olar, alike same I)anitit Caroni', area miteint Ey ' • ist waitron Ise prearaitenia pato!, with the *mod r• Doti_ ter year 5114.17:' Ti. peer man iawasperately ease him sthloe penimained a nwinets was ewe pawed lent sdat Owen 'the. Veil* w had seaserly tone to pocket it, when he p. rto stool -a• wr four turn approarbilig, upon width he made ..fr Ifroweree, i ha. eo ##### rymeis were out to he ; they t!risiest anit purses II lots a di.latier of *tweeted' t 'terms the roost, y,. it. the foot of the Soap, 311/111111111•11, where, fiurt.sig 1.161141'r 1.1.6 closely puriomil, he immediately took to a hirzu :or.; and taking 'out hi. pi lei. , there in number, sure larraseutly that he would 'boot the fir.t msu thin dare to mignon' h him . Neared.'kens tiary adviniord, poor - Illif MililttS um him like grape shut , ,shen TT tel Ihr atoms hit and rot how an seven-Iv 'hat he fell, after saappiing the ;ditto's repeniedly, hot is. (slip_ sequeuce of Die extreme wethens of the day, the 1 0, 1.1.1.'1" wa. too damp to go ull. The MKT 11W01 ir....h , t1 Ts hint and ileprirtil him 'Attie pistols 31111 a rowilikrahle rios••• lily of powder sod balk, onto the n o w. y 1.1 which he hail a little time before robbed Carroll. 1 het isnineditttly brought 111111 bark lo the SlOUllilainAKH"ft 6 " band* 11 ' 4 larlsiod his hat k. tweeting the report at tli• fellow beiog taken, Thomas Wallis, Erie of 511ine.hall, oldered dye Con s...lilt% who were its iititiolinre at th• fair, its proceed aria man.l the into in briugung lion before bon, • boll wan rpm k ly (loose. Whole information" wire taking, he was recu3. Hired by wow of the 'oldie's of the 4911, rresment, as Mime.. Broom, also it..erted from that regiment 12 months ago ; he is a .ma.! settee look•ng man, about 5 fret B niches, sad about 28 or 30 thirty ycors of AV-. HOUSE, STRAND, THIS PRESENT MO DAY, Joni. Mr. MATHEWS win bare the Inmoor tnpeefuwm THE TRIP to PARIS, and LA DILIGENCE, On THURSDAY, Jane 'l5, a n d SATURDAY, June 17, the popular Enterianayrwoolo Di,ke n( Vrnic , , Mr FlllOir PAirsa ; Pei. mar. Mr. Nulty • Jake, Mr. Kea. (Ms Ind entre...ram-, in that rhororter) Pierre (for this sight nisly), Mr. Elliatoss Renault, Mr Illevedith ; Elliot, Mr. ammrist Spinout, Mr. Elliott Mr Isieres;, Daraind. Mr. Moreton; Mtrzsiaa, Mr. tindsora . : Captain of the Guar.', Mr. Vining; Other, Ms ivi.lera, Mts. M`Gibbuit (her third appeal ance at ito•,..sr-' . . Tu conclude with ifur U.e first time) an entirely new Came, written expremly for this occasion, entitled THE ADMIRABLE CRICIITON. Crichton, Mr. Kean; i• which character be will ;ire Imitations of some of the most celebrated Perfurint rs ; and will aim attempt various accomplishments in which " the admirable Crichuss" is represented In have excelled, inctud. ing Si arcing. Daneisit, and Fencing. • In Art I. a Grand Masquerade, in which Crieht.i• will personate Harterlufti, s and Mr. ITShauguessy will wake 41 first and only appearance in public, in a display (with Mr. Kean) is the Amu' des Armes. An occasional Prologue will be spoken by Mr. Remelt THE COUNTRY COUSINS and TIIE CHRISTMAS AT BRIGHTON. • Dying positive, the LAST NIGHTS BG r TWO the? eas he ',scudded THIS YEAR. XS R. (iLOVEIt'S LXHllit rIJN t.l OIL tool WIITEILCOLOVR PAINTINGS VII NOW „OPEN I wt Ike Grcst Rams, ii, Old Buoil-atnist, .oppu. nip Staffi.rd.streri, (runt Nose tin Desk. Adinsitise• trIIIIE SIXTEENTH A_ ~NNUA EXII.III. 1 TION .s( deo SOCIETY ,( MINTERS in Olt insil STATER COLOURS is NOW OFISN, at Ins Great Ilapaila i Sprivg.Sardeas. Adotiittate Osie !Winn: —Cabdriver Sinpenet. , COPLEY FIELDING, Secretary. •"AIIi:HALL 'Evils EVENING, &lON GAY, June 14, • 1 GRAN D GA LA. eomprising a Concert of Misccalv neon* Mask'. At the end of the first /Les kadaine•sitill Modeenneselle & N isi, with Mademoiselle Melte, will r7tilikill their arionirvd Petrov:lances; and, at she toncluston of the - - Concert, will sneered a brilliant display or Fireworks, by that maws Heftier, when Madame Ssqui, completely loped ins volume of fire, will achieve her aorpriaing c't . on the Tight Rope, at an elevation of sissy feet from the around. MONSIEUR JERRICAULT'S GREAT PICTURE (24 feet loom representing' the surviving CREW of the MEDIAN French Vrigate on the Raft joist descrying the Vessel tie 'rescued the front their dreadful situation. This stagytiiiemst llletdn, whleh excited universal Interest sad itdapiatt at the lestireerr title• isig the hie islostsitioss, NOW Pshne iliPPer• twos in the Roman Haftery, at the tgypiims Hall. 'Picea. dilly. Public attention is respectfully invited to this chef. d'oeuvre of foreign Art. Admission Is —Deuertpstou &l. Adroussion 34 A.I. Doors Epee at Skeen, the Concert to begin at flight iltilock. Mlt. 'l'. COOK E osti Isnot rectftillr annonnee. obit hi. BENEFIT COkCEKT Is POSTPONED till TUESDAY, the 11th of July. at the Argyll ROOMY, whrre Tietails issued fur the 15th of this month, will he admitted. TII ATR R-ROY COY! b' N. Tills EVENING, MONDAY, June tit, will be acted, I lth time, a new Hisiurical Tragedy, called VIRGINIUS; Or, THE LIBERATION Of ROME. 011.7ItSUANT in • Decree of the High Court of ataireery, Mae in a Carrie wherein ./Off N WWI& TER CHAN IDLER is the Plaridia, and ELEA !Wit AR M. STRONG, intltio , end others are Defendants, the Creditors of WI 1.f.1A 11 SEXTON, taie oT Younes-plare or Young's building*, Islingtors.roorl, in the County of Maribor'', Geo. Urinals (who died iin the Slat of November, 180 b), are to come ism sod prove their Debt. before Francis Paul Stria. find, Esq. one of the bestows of the raid Court, at his ChAntbers, in Sorribsiorion.troildiugi, Chancery-Imo, Lou. duo, on or 'berme the 6th day of July, 1820, Of in default thereof they will be peretelptortly excluded the benefit of the ssid Decree. R. POTTS, Plaintiff's Solicitor, June 6 , 1840. Serjeert's Inn. Fleet street. Appian Claudine, Mr. Abbott ; Virgotitte. M sly; leilitaa, Mr. C. Kemble; amerbue. Mr. C. w; Airtime Dualists', Mr. Terry; Naasel•eins, Mr. Lgrrtun. Virginia, Mao Foote Serria, Mrs. Connor. After which, 20th time, a new Pantomime. called HARLEQUIN AND CINDERELLA; . Or, THE LITTLE GLASS SLIPPER. _ . _ _ ........ Tickets, 10s. 64. each, to be bed of Mr. T. Cooke, 31, Great Pottersey street, G,4dert.square. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GA R DEN. M IS: o i he t r . , T N E .N l:i th t e lte pt l i t h o n i r iou th r . :A . her itti ß sio E tt N n u ent T NIGHT is appointed fur FRIDAY NEXT, Jessie 118,111i0, when will he acted a Trteedy, iti which Mr. Msereacly, Mr. C. KTrable, and Miss F.rate, wit proform. To enstrisile with a Farie,:rat will be expressed la faturerafirertioeniesits. Prince kW.lore (afterwards Itarlegnio), Mr Fitrr ; Baum Pomp...dui (afterwards Pantaloon), M►. flames; ...e Rs 'new Pompegini (afterward. Clown), Mr. Grimaldi; Pe. obit. Loogsbanka sflerwarJs Damien.). Mr. Norman. Ctn de►ella ;afterward. Columbine), Maas J. Scott. T...norrow, The Marriage of Figaro-11...liands and The Poor Soldier. Tickets and Nacre for th;r Saxes to be had of Muw Foote, 31, Keppe!.aireet, Rusarll•rrinare ; and of Mr. Brandon, at the nox.olbce. SADLER'S WELLS THEATRE. rrinS EVENING. MONDAY. June 12, 1 will be performed, elm popular INelrhdrame of THE NIAN OF THE BLACK FOREST. MR. !MAHAR'S NIGHT. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. MR. RRAHANI h.n. the hoilmir to gilloym th e Nobility, Gerrity, his Friends, and die Public in ce. newel, that nu WEDNESDAY, the Shit Malmo, wtH he performed (for the first time ors these bawds). the Comic Opera of ksltiolplln. Mr. Bedford; Count Gerald, \l►. Ilettortrt; ZimarslT, Mr. Campbell ; Herman, Mr. Frirohley; Johns, Mr. Stanley. Josephs, Mr.. Stanley; Margret.lie, Mrs. Weston. THE ENGLISH FLEET. Valentine, Mr. Brahrm ; Mainmast, Mr. Mumlen; Fitz water, Mr loch-don ; Catharine (first time; Mael.onie Verteir. In the coarse of the evening the following pieces, loci_ dental and introduced, will be sung l. Mr. Brabant : " Lovely Kitty"—" Vining Henry"—Ltrageor Address to his Army, " Scots wha hae wi' Wallaee blvd"—the Dort of "All'. Well," with Me. Iticledint— the Duet of " Vise le Rod!" with Madame Vertris. Me. bocledon will sing " The Origin of Gunpowder;" and, by permission of the Proprie tor of il.e King. Theatre, Miss F. Corri will sing with Mr. Benham the " Echo Duet," from the opera of ZUIII3 ; and Misr IL Corri (her first appearance on t h e English Stage), tire Duet of " L* ci damn la mono," with Mr. Brabant ; hiss Corri will perform The celebrated bravura of " Trieste,' ;" and the favonrite Duet of " Roy's Wife of Al loy the Misses Coorri, Eutertaiumrsits. Tickets awl Plates for the Boxes to he lake■ of Mr. Rra. ham, No 3, Taotstoek-square; sod of Mr. Rodwell„ it tie Box-Offiee. Full TIIE BENEFIT OF MR. BLANCHARD. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ON TUESDAY, June 40, 1810, will be pet formed Goldasseith's celebrated Comedy of Sl I E STOOPS TO CONQUER ; OR. THE MISTAKES OF A NIGHT. S:r Chutes Marlow, Mr. Chapman; Yoitoz Marlow, Mr. C. Keisiiiie; Hardemile (first time), Mr. Blanchard; Haat lop, Mr. Abbott; Tony I.nmpkin, Mr. Liston; Dirgury, Mr. liarovs. Mrs. Hardeastle, Mrs. Davenport ; Miss Hard smile (fur this Night wily), Miss E Qlaurh.ral (being her second appearance ow this stage); Miss Weil's., Miss Foote. In the course of the Evening, a Pas de Mulls, by Miss Phillips, Mu E. Phillips. and Miss Parshie. To which will be a MUSICAL FARCE, and other E:itcriaimunts, u will be expressed in future Adver tise's', ats. Roars, 7s.—Eit, 3s 6.l.—Gallery, 2s.—Upper DaFeiy, Tickets In hp bad of Mr. Rlantbard, 31. Great Qiierm street ; Inn-Gelds; at the Wrrkin Tavern, Broad court, bog acre; and of M►. Braioloo, at the Theatre, where Nur. for the Bears may he taken. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. EMERY. THEATRE-ROYAL. COVENT-GAItDLN. ON WEDNESDIY NEXT, .los.e 14, will be p.♦formal the Mosical Urania of THE ANTIQUARY. Jonathan Oldhurt, Mr. Liston; C 118.4111, Mr. illstirhard ; 1 .0 0 • I. Mr. Ditruset ; Sir Arthur IVardoisr, Mr. Chapman; EJM Ochiltre, Mr. Emery; Lord Glemillatt, Mr. Connor ; Hee lor 119 , ,tyre, Mr. Abbott. Miss IsalsrUa Wurdmir, Mint M. Tree; Miw Maria M`lntyre, Mr.. 1ii4.0 p; Mum Grimlda Maniac, Mrs. Davenport ; Elspeth of the Craig• biarnfoot, Mrs. Fatten. In the course of the evening, the Minuet de Is rnnr And Gavotte, by Mr. St. Albin and a young lady (beim: she's:Orin appearance on this stage). The Counit SIM I :. railed 0 Lumlon Improvements, or G4B Lights and ihr Water-wen Ls," by Mr. Emery. " The Robin's Petition," by Master Long horn ; and " Mansond Cut Dimond, or The Yorkshire Ham Dealers," by Mr. Emery. To Which will be added, 23.1 time, the new Farce of TOO LATE FOR DINNER. Who principal Characters by 31eurs. Junes, Usenet, Con eisr,4llascharel, Emery, Mrs. Drereport, Nils, Foote, 31i-a Reavairint,anil Grant TrefirM to be bad of Mr, Emery, 12, Ilyda.street, Blooms. 'bury; nod of Mr. Brandon, at the Theatre, whirr Plum fur the Roses may be taken.. F,SSENUF: PE :L andPEAR4 THE DENTIFRICE, inveute.l hp the late Jacob Hemet, Demist to the Horn' ramify, It ire l,rru I.ri.vrd by long ft remote towt: y rvo. oh.; efficacy, *very other psi parati f.ir the Teeth owl Guns.; they a. factually tho Te. th i. t a slate even to ul.lairt, render tutu white and kraut fi.l without impairing lbw wasesel, fasten ...eh as are lot..te, and keep tincle as are M. oar.' from becoming worse. They kketeire fender IM beech delicately sweet, prevent the Tooth-Ache, perreeny sees the Scurvy in the Gain, sod make tit.... grew firm and elms to the Teelh.—The Gam,, is pirticularly recom mended to P.lllllll and Persons who have the care of aOhlrea as the greatest prem. vative young and tender 7 e 0 415. Noise are genuine but what here the Wurrilli, 4 J. Hemel, Bayley and Blew, Cockspne-street," engraved ie the Sean,. Price 2s. ',Leach. BAYLEY', TRUE ESSENTIAL. SALT of LEMONS, tier MA*/ DA Spot, and Stains not of Lave and Li•elle. The geeaiaa is sinned " W. Bayley" on the Box nail W e imer/. Ale his SCOURING DROPS, for talcum Grease el sac Staff, %Yutaka Cloth, ske. pries. la. each. " • r EILITABLE POIIIII4DE DIVINE, price Ss. GIL N a ::5••••-±i-, . • 5. 3 °lda Wbohoeh anii•Ret&il, by Doyley sal Mew, Pee ("lona C9oeyirr-streelll.oo4llait ~~~s ~. V•: I ' I • In she enure, of the Eve•i•g. • Favourite Comic Pas Dewy, thy Mr. Walbourn snit kis Pupil, 'taster Bru Johnson, wily Three Years of Age. Comic Silage by Messrs. Knight anal Srebbing, • favoorite Snug h , the yolnegrel Mies Cgwor. mut • Cowrie Song by Mr. Grir•sld, entitled " London Cheats; or, There Deere was such Times." With the splendid Persian Conic Pantomime, called THE YELLOW DWARF ; Or, HARLEQUIN KING OF THE GOLDEN MINES. Amongst the Scenery will be exhibited • View of West minster Abbey and the House of Lords. where will be in troduced a series of Novelty Figures, in appropriate ens tame, in eoavey as idea of the GRAND CORONATION PROCESSION, with the manner of the Champion's per t funning the Ceremony of the Challenge. " Doors apes at Half-past Five, Performance to comment, at Hal(past Six. Flares f‘r the Roxelmay be taken of Mr. Stuck, n• W . Rus.Oßke a the Theater, every day fro• Tee tailbpoi. **Clock. Places kept till S. veu. Butes 4s.—Pit b.—Gallery ls. MIL LYSONS'S PORTRAITS AND TOPOGRAPHICA L TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY SIR. EVANS , At his Muse, No. 9/1, ou WEDNESDAY NEXT, hoe 14, rrHE PORTE: 11's. PRINTS, mrwl DRAW. NGSI of ENGLISH sod FOREIGN TOPO. GRAPHY of the late SAMUEL LYSONS, Esq. F.r.s. autl F.A.S. Keeper or the Records in the Tower. ►NI.ENDID AND VALUABLE LIBKAkY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MIL EVANS. _._ At his Howse, No. 96, Pall-mall, on THURSDAY NEXT, June 15, and Four following Days, THE Splendid and Valuable Li II H.A RV of an Eminent Collector, including Buy&lN Collection of Prints, 2 vols. Proofs before she losers, India riper; Houghsou Gallery, 2 vols. line linpussiona; Le Bum, GABuie des Prisons Flamands, 1 vulg. in 2, Proofs before 'She lessees; Ilosibrakeses Heads, large paper; lloilhein'a Hem's; Sir K. Strange* Engravings; BoydrlF*Viatspeaer, wish the , huge Prints,ll vols.; Bowyer 's Bastion of Hume, 10 vols.; Macklin. Bible; OrnievotEs Cheshire, large paper; Clues Monmouthshire, 2 vols. •largest paper, an unique Copy with Original Drawings; Gentleman's Nlaga. sine, 122 vols. line set, in russia. IT WILL BE TOO LATE AFTER TO-MORROW. rilln F. tart made of taking lixt•lt the Tickets IL and Shares Mid between Pith May and Ist June erases ro-vointow, TUESDAY 13th Instant. It is therefore particelarly incumbent on those Persons wl,rw o nly porcloixril for the Chance of (what the Denote eftlird) MIND Day of Drawls's, to being hack their Tickets and Shire,, without delay, or they will lose all the adrant , age of this offel, and they must then keep their Tickets or Shares, whether drawn Blank ur Prise afterwards; or, in fact, if prerintuly draws: fur the right of retnrning any Drawn or Undraws' CEASES TO. 41 Olt ROW. Ti.. loilowitos is the State of the Lottery: 8,000 Tickets were drawn in Foil There Days. 12,000 Tickets remain to he drawn Next Dix. 411 C.ipitals were drawn in Ford Three LIN,-s. 62 Capitals rentals to he drawn Neat Da). • Warranted outdrawn Tieket• and Share. are selling by ,T. SASH, Stockbroker, 4, Corwhill, anti 9, Cbariott-erriss, vibe has already sold SIX CAPITALS in the present Lesterri. GRAND LAST DAY. FOUR SS OTHER CAPITALS—ALL musr HE DRAWN FRIDAY, titl THIS NION TH. AZAItL) esti CO o.llpm:tuts, bete to press upois the Public, dual the smolt. of Lothtmes .4s eel taruish such anolber 10.1auce the preseut MAGNIFICENT WHEEL. 4 4 hOA .4 300 SR • f 2OO '•. Le. kr. Mowry and Consols. and • AU., is ON& DAY, FRIDAY, 23,1 THIS 1101111111, Whets the lottery liatehrs Theetrtien Tickets awl Shares are uu Sale et woos? led Co's (A c es, Royal Eitel** Gate ; '213, Carlotta! *4, Oxford street, bream ; tMltl at 111 theii'aleii wise ' llessitrs. MAitARD awl Cs,llllsellkse4 SW is a rtaiii , LßM6ll. • $.1.10;111tE PRIZES of W.!!! *ail in the pervert( Lew 1 7 41 1 4 2 14 13 1 : 1T 8 1 . 1 r .k " .t ICI". %si , " 11 ~ 1 .14 1 /.104/../ are :. . • I to 314 ita .111,14 irh4aoiltas ESTABLISHED TWENTY YEARS, For the Sale of IRISH LINEN by the Piece at the Factoe's Pace, N 0.4, es Sontli.aide of IlloLashery-square, four doors fros• the top of Soothasspiss-street, Holborn. r iIHE IRISH LINEN COMPANY brig leave A to anatomic, to the Public, that the ahem Doom is their wily Establishinest I. this country where they costiame to supply the Nobility, Devilry, and the Politic with War rsnird Grass-bleached Lilies, toe Skirls slid Sheets, of the best fabric snit coiner, at • price considerably lower than they ea! Ise procured throsith soy other medium. They also ei.zage to return the purelisse smeary should say fault •p. Altar. sad Bask a( Irelauil bloke takes ' es n.nal. Costar, bud ?mgt entire puerAgsaily weeded • to by •• JOHN DONOVAN, 4, Illeovaarovr.oralare,) London. ( -Arcuts JOHN DOYLE, 31, St. Mary's MAIMS - • INDIA SHAWLS.—LADIES attiring from Dnlia, and having more Shawls than they wish to retain, are respreifelly informed, they may exchange them foe the finest specimens of British Cashmere and other Shawls, fa. shiunable Article* for Morning soul Firming Dress, choice Linens, an.l Frritch Cambria', Foreign and British Table Linens, &c. India Musli', Lees Cloth., White Chintz and Assjnigueo, the various kinds of British Muslin., elegant wrested Draws and Draperies, new pencilled Chintz Mug lin., eke. washer to the House, Drawing and Dining•rooas Furniture, he. ar receive their fall value, by applying sit MILLARD'S Wholesale and Retail East India and Foreign British Warehouse, No. lfi, Cbrapside. Ladies having cum. mi.si 0000 a from abroad, can alai the first desaiption of Family Linens at fixed prices; and those articles taken in the ruling. piece or decoy, at the Wholesale Pries. R icti SILKS at little mere than hell-prier. coosequemer of the very great depression of trade, the fullowiog Articles have beet* buisglit for cash at little more then half their vain,. and are sow selling at the very - email advance of le. in the Foetid upon the coat peace : Rich strip. 41 sail checked Sareeseta, 2s. fhl. to per yard, usual price 3s. 641. to 444. Ail.; good Silk Oreg.'s. rein length, 18t, 641. each; Italian Gauzes, the Slant made, 2.. &I. per yard ; skit White Satins, ay. 941. worth be. ad. ; bemitifill White Damask Scarves, 11a. 641. each; also Du eapes,Grua de Naples, Paris Cord., Lrvantlitee, new flow ered &retorts and Satins, Dustiest; Sprigged Grimes, Irish Poplitiv, Liistres, and every new and fashionable Aitiele iu Silk Mercery that is made, equally cheap. Nu Patterns cat. A. All CARS, fledford.Huose, No. 11, Heel letta.sintei, Covent Garden. An immense Stock of tho most soperh India I saltation Sc and Shawls, hunt Two to Ts/4mq Goiania each. This day to pebliehed, in royal Svu. price V. ti. in heard., AIAEA-Fist.: or the LAW of PROPER - I - v. arising hunt the RELATION between lIUSIIAND and WIFE. By It. I. DONNISON ROPER, E•q. Of Ordy's btu, Barmier at Law ; twastaiwwig ; Chap. I. Curt►ey. 2. lii.ctrot iuunnce by Hissband of MGM. Emile. 3. Leases of I.:stste. 4 14 astiattore power to ritarge Witt 's Estate. b. ask G. llasbsustt. Interest is awl power over Wifi'e pers.usdi Estate. 7. %We's Equity for a Settlement out of bet chows io act . S. Man jag, Set t kmes ts. 9. Maur. • DI. Bar of Dower by Jointores, . 11, Other modes of barring Dower. 11. %Vlf.'s Power over her Hu-band's real Estate.. 13. War'a interest in tat Illustssaira personal Estate. 14. Husband's Covenants to leave his Wife personal Estate, aed her title as Nest of lain. L. Effects of 41srriage on prior Acts and Agreements of ilosissod soil Wife. 111. of Ceserture, and Exceptions to thew. 11. Gifts end Allow/sorts by &limbos'! and Wife. • • "Ilk ilia 19. Wifes power over lwr separate Estate. _.l p. feel Wile'. voloutary Gifts add Appoistineets of l i her *operate Estate. '.li. Rentirvint of Wife's power of disposing. by anticipa- Awe. and the riehM or her Creditors to her separate Relate. hep 'ratios, between Ilisibiorl and Wife. WI r H PRECIRDENTS A DAPrED TO THE WORK. twoden: Wigged (Sr Henry Betteswortk, taw Deatbetfirr, .7 4 Eleet-streri o kotrnos tim Temple - Satec 1/1141 n lIV •LIV J .L.i. : •:. 7 . /1111 1 . ... ••I • . 4 Cliktt) TO BE SOLD, FOR FIVE HUNDRED GUINEAS, ANEWLY -INVENTED WATCH by A. M ESU RE, 420,Strasid, who has to.otTer an Invention, and fur which the Purchaser may have an exclusive privi. lege of makieg, by securing to himself a Patent. This is • most sesportsoit discovery towards the improve. meat of Watchers in general, but especially Sea Chrestowar. len, having by its construction greeter advantages for the regularity of performance than any yet mails.. It is wall knows. that the perfection of any piece of ineelisuisin ern. silts in its simplicity, particularly its a Watch. This method heing very simple, friction is avoided; the coagulation of the oil, which is the principal cause of she variation of Watches, is hereby moth reduced ; and Cliroaraineter• fie. rpseetly vary on their voyage from that vary cause. Watches hitherto made have Four ‘Vlicels, viz. Second, Third, Contrite, sod Balmier Wheel. It has hens for beers! years A. Mesere's study to find eonaeseelhed of redacts( the slumber of wheels: after many 'abatises sad fruitless trials, at as immense ?sprees sod with great perseverance, be has now the saturfeetioe to offer a Watch, with only Two Wheels and Barrel (the motion wheels excepted.) This Watch is of the cession's size, seal beats the half deed itreowels; the dial is the same as other atrosionseters. It hes beets made sod kept going several yours; end by its performance he has experienced etch re gularity, as ie seldom met with in a good horizontal escape ment, having bees assiticularly noticed nut to make any souileie eineineine in the brae twelve asicl•lssli twelve hours. It was lie beeestia• is, bete taken ont a palest, but his sight being inereired, end having his Petit-Or to 'tired to, he bee not Item fee other ettocerns, which is the reason for his ebbe( to dispose of his iaireetion to soy one willing to obtain a Patent, and thereby secure to himself a fortune, having no doubt, if properly executed, sad by adding a fuses sett sayeasion balance to make it complete, that it will answer fur Chronometers heater than say yet made. The Watch may be seen its • show glass cuing; but not to be held ea easy use's baud, our say ipiestious answered re specting its coostruccwo, luring triturated such as above described, withoaly Two Wheels suds Barrel with Teeth— it is to a Pettt-Or Case. Apply to the 'weenier, A. Meson, 420, Strand. rrio sroa I'SM EN.-111 PROVED PER- I. CUASION SELF-PRIMING MAGAtIN E WATER- Motel; GUN-LOCK, made by WESTLEY RICHARDS, Gun Mainsforiarer, High-street, Iltratiagloass. Upset ex amination soil trial this Loch will be found to positron' the above very considerable adirawiages; the action (whip site. ple and certain, it carnal fail 40 discharge itself with the utmost velocity in the most tempestuous wesllser; and those °Lyn-dons which x.nerally attend other Maplziae Locks are coinpieiely $1,4.14144 in this. . - The Flint Lot kon lb, best ennsienttion. Agent-40H N MAT. Geovniskrr, tot, St mud, London. IRELAND. w wwwww nap, swag 7. DEATH OF ITILLIPI NEWPORT, ESQ. With overpowering (Minns we hare to announce Ike death of 11114 our eminent fellow.cii teen, excelliag iu rook, in connexions, and in influence; the Senior of one of the most ancient of all raiding Banks, • Bank founded a century ago by hi. grandfather, and heeded down through his id father, hoe the respected pals larch of our city, a Bask that never once had bent to fiercer or storm. It cannot be con cealed that the moment of his death a critical. In the mei. t•tiee which it has caused, we feel ourselves utterly unable to attempt a sketch of his valued charade... lii private and in public he was superlatively 1 . 41111141/14.—Early i• life he was a leading Member of our Corporation, and termed, wilts distinguished applause, the office of Mayor in 1784. Ile was the younger and only bristlier of our beloved Iterie oeutative, the Right Him. Sir John Newport, Bart. ■nd was blessed with a strong similarity of patriotism, judgment, sad ability. Al *ay period the death of such • mail must have beta striking; yesterday it was peculiarly au whin the Bank was closed, at half past one o'clock, mid exhibited t►e fallowing written placard " lea c.onsequente of the sullen death of Wiliam Newport, Esq. the Hank is closed fur • few days." 1111.11INNY. JUNE 3. Our Annual 32iJsumssier Cattle Fair was held us 'noire day. The chew of Horned Castile was nut so great a. usual, but it was greater shim the demean. New Shirk Cues brought from 121. to 131; good four-year ulil Swingers 15/. •nd others In proportion; Strippers 9/. to 111; Yearlings 31. to L; two years old Heifers 7L Is. 81.; Fat Cattle .cascr. Shtep Plewsg, but g lly •ud nut in demand ; Fat Milberg 30s. tu 585.; Store Sheep 355. to 4Us ; Ewes 355. ea 451.64.; we saw • good lot of llsigets sold at 40s.— There we. a large supply of Lambe which brought from 10e. to 14s. Fat Pigs were in great plenty; but, we are sorry to say, mil, bromghl from 365. to 381. pre rat. isotwithstaisdiug whirls, this stock we. ist less demand item any orber—yeuul Pigs were exceedingly low priced. 'llse Horse 51mo keg was well Illetl, hot they were generally of inferior quality, awl there was ins demand to carried a quotation of prices. We bare only noticed the wires in the early part of the day— towards the close of this klaiket there was • reductines of full 3 per rent. The Wares exhibited •t them Fairs were i.e the motel moiety. At green o'clock tau or three drunken •orris cuthcied • crowd as the Pair ground Parade, and some blue, were germs, but nu sticks were u ed, sear, le Niel, del any thing ogee, like a serious quarrel. We were viewiug ambulate from the wisiluers when we were strict, a if by sough uflightnisig, by a rush of soldier• past the censer, with lied bayonets, at double quick time. releases', in 0111114. lure, was now rammed uu the Paisole, auJ sonny heavy Wes were Maimed un the idle multilude.. The Huth Cuss. stable seised use num, who, being onwillisag ILO gis, was ►udely eragged •lung, 110111CIIIACI pat ois the giums4.— f Leferfor Journal J °AMWAY, JUNG 2. Pfutoltbeteetheg the iliesalful callosity which took piste is the South of Irelauil, the Feir of the Greco, w►ich was held lame on last Thurailay, was well attended; sad ibe price• of tbeteocodiog Faisal fully osaintaiurd. Arras Calves sold • i ...dii• J-: L.!111 14,14 • SPEEDY, EITE,CTUAL, AND PERMANENT RELIEF SOR.THM DISTHESSPS OE THE COUIV7'RY. A LETTER FROM MR. OWEN To tux Rioarr Hox. Tom EARL. or LIVERPOOL, ice. &C. he. New Lassa, June Inn. MY LORD —Vawi'hog as I have been to come to this de. resits°, my duly to toy fellow.creatures, to our common es- Sure, which is uow so grievously oppressed, compel. me thus publicly to enter Site lists in direct opposition In show sera. sures of political setioonsy upon which you Woe *dared it In be your intention to set under the accuinul.ted sod ureu. inulating distresses which threaten to overwhelm this and sway other coositries. For your Filtrate character, my Lord, I entertain feelings of respect mot kinthiess. but the best-inteationed M 49,16081 in the world. in your minaties, may, by It. errors. MIMI& each mistakes as to plunge an empire suns an abyss of misery, and then cooly say, as you did on the Marquis of Lansdowne late motion. that you knew of no remedy except " time awl patience." My Lord, the .tiliject is too fervid and important to per. mil the waste of time on useless ereresoviy, for a rut Met lies now publicly commenced between the measures which have produced the existing evils, sod one untended to remove diem and prevent their recurrence in f u ture, mod which eon. MO. for the sake of the poor sod distressed, and She well being of all, ought to be speedily decided. The memoir,* now supported by your Administration are right or wrong; if the Gainer, thew must stareisig thousands eithar immedi ately einigraie, or submit Micomplsining to thine dnum sat Ale. nut if Ilium measures proceed from pi iiiciples of *mis taken pulitimil minimally, and I can satiefarturily prove them to be wrong, then is there hope tit better 'tunes at nand, that one population rely again smile in Fdenty, and that our prosperity may grow side side with she piusperity of other Nativism; and this task I mean to perform. The 'oldie idual who thus addresses yonr Lordship is insignificant, one who eels no wattle in himself, who claim. no merit, who never will claim or sect p 1 reward for egg thing lie may do, although if he can so, d in th e d e _ valorem/sit of a few single principli., Gbh.. d from the laws of nature, lie Inuit essentially and permanewry benefit his 6.ll„*.rergiurea. Humble, laperver, is hr is. be has been engaged fur many years, its actiniiing atlas: eiperienct in the art ul governing, and be has dense the same period, accurately sad daftly watched the progiess of your Lord ship's ailtniusstratiou, and he concludes that his proceed ings are nearly as familiar to your loribli.p. 71e results tat the of your adaninistralioa and hni, If you will forgive the comparison. are widely diff.rest. The our, with every imaginable adensiage, has inflicted misery weir • sate prosperous empire ; mid the oilier, nod. r many peculiar disadvantages, has vitro happiness to a talon, •Incla wee a scene of poverty and misery ; • colony u hut h it was more • difficult to meow at fist in the midst of Stir prejudices whist' • suirotitotril it, than it would he tom to gnrrn u a pee/rani us ' him upon the same pr pier. provided 'bow prejudice. were r e m o ved. The adonuialrai ion ot which you are the tick nosiest,_ e d h e ad has bedtime mini ample means ever put into she haw& of men to attain any sod good pelvic asloi. cll mews. created by the extraordinary exertions of millions t f pee fillow.eieatures •boanding to wealth, and asiti d by wader. fun ociewific immurement's ; your adininiqr kas • had the willing mind of the worst pswerfol vanderse empties tomeist you whenever you required its services • and with them. wind lose you door? In one word, my l ord , throw% the errors of the system on which you have loess eunspelleil to act, you have solseirably succeeded in paralysing inaloatry, in dimiiiishing wealth; its ("posies the interest of agileollure, awl of agreroli are to maaufamisees. without Itemising how to rectiorite them ; in impevessaking and degrading the winking climes; fe....111111i1111 wistriesal discontent ; in usultiplyiag the moat frightful crime', awl its the adoption of measures which pot the 'mom i d mama_ - . seal has+rd. Them toe the reeeth..l the WO'OM 110 Writ . panned by Toot stontini•orettose, and it rhieh you have fah- Ist#y decanted it to he your ittteettoe to gerrervere. IThet , year Leteleitiie aldiotatralios has bre. thee employed. elt.t penult rho tolarsenee you has ►een very dillerontey ailoadad sad fiecuperi. From the wool thortmicle etwvichiaa of tlw enter sad evil +rising (rem old-estahhshed prjetliere. be barn had in eoatead agamot thew. and to aid hits ea do. Wl:solemn task. he punst;wel iso moue tor, of soy hind eacept a settled dew-insulation kr remove the which be di.- rove.e4 those ersues were bourly peodoeieg tbrettaboal so ciety. He had in acquire by big industry alone, netided swam by the coussuu lessons( of ntlwrt, all the ineseesseee-- tierh ha aiiaioll , 44 important tad, ago! tooth.? suchteseow. 11111160114" time mid pus. wee were 'token truly oeceloory 14 tosble hills tow ease the takes so nese to his heoft. ibrer. 11{.1.1•Ver, be gnoloally seqoired • kitowledge seletsce of the lodorneo of rircesataner over inollitio Its.. tore, with the wore of touisollitsg them, sod by the WI ice- AWRY corcricic-r. 011aseiasant 4r UepARTaIeRT, Tuna's/to • •• • t - f:naonsaii, Jung 7, ISO. NOTiat &frith, gi ve r. all Persons desirotlS of Coofrattior to supply Ike f.floto,Ny A rticles for Dre ate of Me Amy, vis DREAD, Ti. his Majesty, Land Farces in Cantonments, Qoaetces a and Barracks, in the nistier.inentiusted Coital:Ls sad • • 'Weed :. Berwick, Isle of Wight, Hosts, • I Nottingham, - OATS, To his klajemy's:Csvalry in emoluments ari4.4lomAnsatin the ender-mentioned Counties Camberlaod, I /)afoul, I Wats; Derby, j Stafford, • Leicester, Vi'estniorelarisi, I • FORAGE, Vit. Onts, Day, anti Slew, to his Illnjesia's Cavalry I* Barrsrlce, wad Oat. in Caotonnsents and Gaarters, in die under ntentlessei Counties:— Dorset. filaslllufleaus, 51121,14 and Warwick. That the Deliveries are to commence on and fur the `2sth day of July next that Proposal, in writing, sealed up mid istarbest, " TassiAte . for Arley - Supplies," will be received at this Mee. on or Woo, Thursday the Mk del was, Mite (bat none trill be received after Twelve &TWA an that day), and, if sent by Poet, the Postage must be paid. Proposals meat be made separately for each County, and each Proposal must have Ilse Letter swim b a ma 'Dewed to the Tender amiperly 'filled up by two Persons of known properly engaging to become hound with the Party le•deting in the amount stated in the rutted Par ticulars for the due performance of Me Contract • , MO 110 Proposal will be noticed Wake, sada ow a priatetl and the Pikes expressed in words •t length; and should it SO happen that daring the continuance of the Contract no Troops should be supplied by virtue of the same, the amount of the blimps on the Contract and Bond, paid in the heat instance by the Contractor, shall be refunded to hint. Particulars of the Contracts may he had alum application at these Chambers, between the Hours of Ten and Four. PA—Simples of the Bread and Meal may be seen at Ibis Office between the Hours of Twelve sod Two.