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LleA- 61 ■ II .a ~~ 1.4•1:4-!..rehe 4 ' . • , • QUI'F.:I4I4 SHAWLS —The peesitiit dented state of the Makes lois enabled BROWN mod Co. to Nerehioie, for Cash. their Siih , nrli.l si.misie. COL. I.IECTIIIFIi of curiae* mid very loAutufo! 0.11 41t1.S aid KARI' PP, et set itstenishlog rertoctoot of price. Their Specimens in ANlfie enehenater are arkitowlaired by Fo. earners to be the most evereet imitations of India that pare haiheeto been proditerri. They net now on Sale; ,from 456. to 15 guineas each (foe Reidy Money only), at Bruwn and Co.'s, lb, Henrietta-Meat, Coaiit awdeo. PRING NOVRitI ES, •t Spitalfieide Honse, 13, Hearietts.street, Covent-gsrden.—IIGHBAH I) sad Co. (late Hodges) hare nor no Sale their extensise SPRING production of SILKS, LACES, MUSLI NS, SIM SHAWLS. Their nensinventiona for Morainic and Evening Dress hAve Attracted the moat trading Characters aronart she Nobility to make extensive purchases The New Crepe de Napte., 'loth Mantua., mud Spanish Drrases, tire um ; and also. the. beautifel Pattern. and hrdliatit Coluors in Figured Imo. marg., Satinets, Salina, sod GatiZelli, with Taffeties, Lustre*, Gros de Naples, Disrupt., A firths, he. Ladles Mere the opportunity at this House of (men an italihretie Stack evert stile* of DIVES vatfl their Wardrobe, lessrevevatipate or eiteasive, at sot* trell - istudevite Pricer se to,render every comment cum eesnary, foe 'Steady Rotary only. great a. as Bic (loaf 400110 i a it is SONIC pllblie 4f.st be yet a work of time. Mr. TrvAirr thinks lbw lime EXHIBITION of the MONUMENTAL GROUP will be EralifyinE to the Pithhe ; be therefore begs lib inform limos that it is NOW op&N to their vies, at 19, Heuristta-strsel, Cavendish• avian —Adatittatiee, One Shilling. lenity . 1. -- mated op, uu ur before WEDNESD I4h June, 1820, from oath Peewits as may be *Ain 10 supply the Company with PIG LEAD: And the Conditions of the Cutitraet may be men on ap plication to the Clerk to the mid Committee, with whom the Prtipmala mow be left before 111,4ess o'Clock in the Furenono of the mid 28th of 'VIM, afier which hone the Committee will not nettles any Tender. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. TO CAPITAL' TS. rrio h. SOLD it o,n►t ELIGIBLE ESTATE 5. for INVESTMENT, near Roos, in Herefordshire, •.s. she reveral Farms of tplum Cuero, Whilluck's End, Bid lurles End, and Gateomh, being laud of the Mid ►ate via lily, lying cOnligtmas, and 1(1 to must Verponsible Ituants fur upgrardwof 1,1001. a year. The whule forming • properly 1,1011 desirable for Trustees, ur vermin desirous of making a good Investment in Laud. Fur particulars apply to Mr. Wakefield, Land fiserreyor, No. 42, Pall-mall ; or to Messrs. Brace and Selby, Solici tors, Slurry street, /Wand. ---,IF— "IIPIPIIIPPIFII-17"......"7".."‘• ' . • C •/;. : 2. 1 F‘9'...-..:): —°. 7: - --Pr. ' ' . 5 . .55 , • r 1 1.(2 4 1;7. t ‘ `X, *., / ..• - )'•-, • ' .: ... • -,- i .. • - * , ...f . 1 y . • . • P;,. . . / .. t . IP I' . . • . .. . , - ;•..,,,, , i ~,, 1 ' '.. •t . . el '1 .'. ... . . . , I s '" . • . .....• tn ' 'll :48 . 1 e p i t. L." '45 , ' ii,,i .• ' I i . • ..' • , : • ,VP f Id • I ! 1 kV irttiO. 1,.. , . . r . .. . .. . .LX i ' 11- 4 10rt,,,....... ~ . •1 • S • . • ~ . - .... 11 , • 0 ' ' 't. .....7, •,%•... .• • 4 • • " . ' ../....,/ . ttli • • 5. ' -..- a , 1. . . . . Pates 7d. 'Maioll of HER MAJESTY. he settled wpm the P;iisce anti hie august spouse. telling the; at the sawn time, that the bentit of soy such avi th men, cMild sot he effertually neared to the Prince till h.• was relieved frees the eseumbeauces under which be laboured to a large amount. Vpon this ground the Princes annual allowances from the isatiou were augmented They were raised at owe from 40,000/. per annum to 125,0001. per annum •, and rlr this PORI 25.000 f a year were set apart for the discharge of bin debts. T. this was added a sons of 27,0001 for prepa• rations fiw the marriage; 28,0001. fur jewels and plate sod 38.0003 fur fufnishing Carlton-house. Time, at least, the Prise* was relieved nous pecuniary eiwourtirances, and if this alone were calculated to ensure his quiet, all might 'else been well. There are other sources of Mimeo happi ness and misery, however, which Calleei •I all times be coo trotied. It is yet fresh in the recollection of many of us, that of all men eskulated to excite the admiration of the v.sitiors to his august father's Court. MO man possessed stronger powers of feseinatior than the Prince of Wales.— He was alike the iflul of his own and of the softer sea. Nature was bountiful its her gifts of persooal.ettractioes, and those gifts were improved and rendered irresistible by the aids of art. He was one of the most accomplished scholars of his age, and no man could exceed him in those other acqaireinewts, which are known to eland its such bids sea deserved estimation among all Auks of society. He had toe, a suaceptiide and °pea heart, and inlay inetances are apse record, which evince the benignity and getitrosity of hie disposition. With such feelings, it cannot be considered extraordinary that he should ocessioisally have beceine eutfingled in those softies whirls were constantly prepared foe him, by those ea. chastisg Circles who flitted shout the Court of St. Jame'. Neither ma we be amps ised Hist he should !Mosel', before be ever thought of his present wife, have felt the power of that Mission from which the coldest stole is not Ili. all times exempt. That he dot feel that power we believe them is little remiss to doubt; anti we mention this merely le skew that causes may exist of a nature perfectly intedlgllble, which may operate as • bar to the existence of a lienehmert of • similar character upon the mere svggestiou or state policy. Withuet pursuing this subject further, we shall proceed to state that it unhappily occurred withiu a few months the eeptiala of the Koval Pair, that some circumstances WYSS ealrelated to disturb their domestic blies. To what these ciresinwitaores Were to he attributed we know - They might have happened without ground of 'blame mi either aide ; and might have arisen from the secret cabals of theme whir were jealous of those affections to which the Preemie "bad obtained a fecal claim. and who might bas's exerted a sort of Illachievelisn int nutty in creatiug causes for ilimoulesit which deft not previously exist. From what ever some., however, this discordasee of sentiment had its ciae, it was snow fowled to exist, amt there were not westing these who, fruits prorate remnant, telt a desire to Weems, ra ther thou to diminish its tufirience. la the eaol a Orpliraillrii 'took place, uhismigii the parties still lived under thesame reef _ . _ In this painful orals 'natters roma: essitnal fries,/ lons tonna w step in and endeavour is •protinie a reconciles • tilos. The tweseh bream* wider, suet it would sees became integineolibe a stiort-Hoist afterwards, is consequence of tie gullenrisig entronistente.:-, Among the chorine, and chap. kisiossquesateil to Amish egos the kik Quetne Was win illesoott obese ability slow, onsidsit by any illfilleare, bad atteorbest the Royal rower. This iiiiiividosl bsing aileised„ for his lierilth, to tip she warn of Kaska, and acme o r b s, 11,11/1 w Gerittany, ha am* hitgreserrrneolt fur taking bis igestireorr.. Preemies In seitiniti eras us , bitioorory, he visit. p 4 ispoisker Mosel Highoeus elsitleratress of g.gsiss at earl. No Moose, soil expressed his willingness to execute...lig essentteries she sight is III•II*0 1 11‘41t 1 ,441 030 • 1 4•41Pargri 131tillon is spooling letters to Itemesidwr i tiiiiDentieso of britisnotek, r otherwise. -The 11 1 4.1., sok hie era torture, owl dratogli that 1.11%011441 W . ifs egossasellik„ Us .46114 .6.1400140.0wi5t, !set boo thishoollosahor Bost HO** • ,111 tte4aisrpiNtls lilf MINS . . 411 •, • :1_1! Her prp - inty is the darner of the late Dote . of Et Ns& "Irk. tier mother was sister to Shalom *mg —easels. tit .ly she to the lest amain of her hoshood, bit wren( bloke ; eps the woe bora on 1417th e 17138,.5i0d war, of eteits, MI years of age se Wallowed., last. Her,fetherle `Court et Wolfeobatle, is Germany, 'wee the general rewire of atwpe gallant otheers,who bed served With hepatic mod dn. titian* in the wars of Emma. It use also she :erne of ,eater heave hut saifortuoste remitters, who had become M- I' loseary or peatelhed rade* from their native 13114. The Illest fifteen yeari of the life if her 11111aMely were pureed in ate attenuant of Mao amomplishineetto suited to her rank, see were tosilistiaguitheil by any meets iq a alitgolar w- rase itroorelinsry character. It may be oeiresoary to observe, how. over, tat Hie Cutlet of the Dike her father partook•of that freedom of Masers which is described to exist in various rim ef ftisieNntinient, sad which, from the its; 4 notion,. ur delirookirhich VOW so this coulter', unbar been taught ra. some agree ha ebadenen. - tit is Mead, that at the age pf la, • paled of our lit* • • when thisheert is most mionryillititlet lu sty itnytesstelfsi.e. • ii asteittentini faidt fhe atesee klmeingt / . elpf.r.eir • mars enditteessebvolMlnitsti, emitrefir&St TrintMr $MetlM - • - • Thellirst aerpsainteace Ispieseettra !Arlie of Breassriek insdl• Iltla Gestiteroair was fuenved after a bard r i , r gi t , balm oa the Kiwi. frontier, in which the Allies bad hero actorimii. Time prroovial intrepidity of the young oait.... war cornipicii. obi, sod was observer* by lite Dyke hinivelf, Who praised his cussiluct on the Meld with the ?meekness of a soldier, raised bier to the rank of Colonel, and appointed him one of his own Aides-de-Canto. A. »eniebinent ii said to have sprees ep begotten sloe Gentlemso soul Ile young Prelims% which excited the die. pleasure of the Duke. This •ttiehment Ira itragthened by sobseqseal cinema stoner* of a romantic stature, isle the eland of winch our liiiiil4 will sot perish as la ester. Suffice it to say, shut after tbe lapse of several years, and on the eve of the Pria am being thooliht to this country to be married to hie pre vail Majc.ty (thee Palace of Wales), a wild and desperate attempt vat made by the Cseallessaa is qui:sties, aided by is Noblemaii. This was defeated by the vigilance of kw father. Rile was rescued from eke dearer by *Lich she wow Amstrad, and Rattly enoveyed to our shores. The anthem of she Uncalled outrage were foe some bum cob. tad in prison, but eventually escaped. The use was alb- 1 1 sequally reported to have helm killed at the battle of Hobos- , heats, and the other MI • victim to certain visionary beam into which he had evicted will, mg/16.14u his own essnatry. the the arrival of the Princess, in company with those dist.. Hoggish- il pennon who had been appointed to condoet bar to the British Court, she was received with Mow marks of respect la which bee istroded congenial with theme and rr leek of the shame entitled her. The pobliejou r nals of Ant t day were lavish is their praises of her beauty and accent. .plishaneista„ sod spored so poi.. is giving one eclat to the splendid erratum, of the marriage, whieb took palace or the Nth of April, 17913, is presence of Ike Kiwi 11.41 Quell., and el all the parables of elevated ask is the kingdom. The. alias testified their solisfectioie ape. the Offaillioll by ad. dams which poured is from all quarters, sod in which the happy ample were congratulated on their union. It may not perhaps be furgostra, that at the time wbell this marriage vas on the lapis, the Prince an incurred mooi deroble debta,tothe ativoist of d 39,9801. promise, it ems said, had bees sited. is a renaln quarter to discharge these t rebus without an application to Yahwism,. Whether this i• am the eaae or not ashore net ourselves ' , efficient Woe ' slim to stale with eamitity; but it at paws that she MOW ectually was brought before Parliament, and the t aw is his Meson, to the Houses, io shunt twenty days k it the exandege seek pine, oohed fee so ro:4littothesent he • , LONDON , IMO N DAY, MAY 22, 1820 . .. . . . __...T.:___.—..___________,L.—.... ....._..._._ t ._.__L..........._--___* atr:. BRITISH GALLERY, PALL.M/ILL. t - EAST INDIA Ht ' Maw 17, lON. 1N Gm.uuty well h,,, OPEN Eli 'Frith on E _covity If DI ft ORS e! Ike EXHIBITION of PORTRAITS, fetweeeothur ems, . NITED . OOIIIPANY of IA ANTS of ENG- or the eseat ilusismotaltert La.'s& in - do Money 64.1 Liter.- 0, 'teallito * ha the EAST IN do heretry glee tun-of the th4stal Kingdom, we MONDAY NEXT, th e Sikh Instant ' - ? bet the mmrsgirrip: of - . r sod WARE. Bpsender, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. HOMES will be newt, ep retries '" ', bin IVrilisie, seeled um, w. .e brim/ *BON !, le H E - 4ALLERY of - the the Co "ski • esimity a d • j 11111111114 emitsisitet his seath•lldethed IPA ellh""e“ sIuTIZIONEN%, {ROUGH : I NAILS, and Celletthre si lIIIITORICAL DESIGNS. PORTRAIT*, PACKING ROPE mid . $ 6: i and LAN DICBPES. Is NOW "PEN at Ne. $l, Pia. L e d dam the t ee d;,,,,, e , of the a ' ' may be men mall ,Ism dettlit Illemt the Rehash lisolittstino). .`‘? 1.0 andraliilles tts th e Clerk In the -• • 'Ore, at his The Adis", theilifft dao attrotleit at she Amateur. of wk. e, doe florae, w‘th whom IL .. ems , be ter sd s 4 this Pine. Arts is Works% helm leave Iv snvev•e• tint it t l e„,,, Inetesi "Cork uir the mid I -• one, 1410, after es WA imie . 1 11 1 0 GAM , shell er""ill a pe ll "tre r I I I" which Wee the Common will net awl Tender. evitrle of ttesseine.Mooth. The Pietism whisk it 4 have w ily admired me lie costiwest, awl . J t , 1 AT, Secretary. the rettetire e mast tistimphdied Bowies, sad ----- age eelehtatediale and Pulitiesl Clam-urns who have BLIT HIM ' • . I; lII* 4I . .: . igtitell le the "MN hammy of 'misters times. ?FRE COURT er. Di ,. • . . .of the Aimittomis, Oise Shilling; Catsieere. Ihemestee, • 11. waren COMPANY of Wager of ENC:, ?.- . _•• f LAND, trodia, to the Kan illtailik `&114,' D ix /PSI to the M EMORY iii her &W Nolte*, ~ ..... e l liransemothe tato PRINCESS CHARLOTTL.-A. That lA. cowleirras err SVYINO bud WARE- so peat so iotloott Po been *eel hbl epee 11,18 eshiear ma HOUSES will be Bendy to p..eete. Proposals in 7ri.tinEt A • t. SOCIETY FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OP PRISON DISCIPLINE. AND FOR THE REFORMATION Or JUVENILE OFFENDERS. /1111 E L;ENERAL. MEETING of the SUB j/ SCRIBERS awl FRIENDS in this SOCIETY will be held on TUESDAY NEXT. the 23,1 instant. at Fsee nissoor. Hall. Great Queen-street, Lincoln's Inn.ll-lik; Hu Royal Higboeis the Doke of GLOUCESTER, KG. in the Chair The Chair will be taken at Oue o'clock precisely. Tickets of Admission may be had at Hstchard's Pitta dilly; Seeley's, Fleri.rtrert ; and of .1. and A. Arch, Corn ball; and at the Bar of the Tatters'. 11.1, icu SILKS at little more thass half-price. In common:re of the very preat ilepreasioa of trade, the following Articles hare been bisoeht for esok at little Home than hilt their value, and are atm selling at the very small oilrawee of lie. in the pooled opus he twat price : Rich striped and checked Senoras, Its. Olt to Ss. SC per yard, usual price 3. CI. to As. 64 ; goad Silk Dresses, slurp length, 184. 84. each; balms Gauzes, the 116,04 made, 2a BJ. per yard; rich White Sothis, 3a. Oil. worth 3s. 414. ; beautiful While Damask Scarfs, 11s id. each; alair caps*, Gros de Naples, Pam Cord/. Lematiars„ weir dow ered Samuel* and Satins, Damask Sprigged Poplins, Lames, and retry Me. mid fashisaable Article ia Silk Mercer, that M made ' ritually cheap. A. SHEARS, Bedford Hoses, No. 11, Hearietta.street, Covent-Garden. No Pancras cut.—An immense stock of the most sepevb India Issitatioa Scarfs and Shawls frusta Tee he Tireuty Guises* each. MAGNIFICENT BOTANICAL DRAWINGS, FROM THE WHITE KNIGHTS LIBEARY, SPLENDID BOOKS, AND CARICATURES, To BR• SOLD BY AUCTION, • BY IIK EVANS, At his HOW*, No. 96, Pall mall, on WEDNEIIbIE EMT, May 24, and following Day, AMAGNIFIOENT COLLE,2 I'ION of BO TANICAL DRAWINGS and splendid BOOKS, including Flora BeNgalensis, containing elrven beendred original Drawings, an unrivalled rani-chola; original Draw. ilk.. of Indian Birds, Serpents, Flowers, and Insects, ear. rated by Native Indians; Lysoues Environa of London, 9 VOWW, large paper, illustraied with original Drawings and la Williams assemblage of Prints, by • late celebrated CuL eciur Vulpatu's Paintings its ill Vatican, 3 vols. coli.ured ; Megrray'a Histuiie de France, 3 vols. large paper ; Nicholla's Leirestershire, 7 vols. large paper; Handel'. Mollie, 30 Vali. Delphin Classics, 60 vols. complete ; ■n extrusive Cullecison of Caricatures, &c kg. CHANCE WITHOUT RISK. FOUR PRIZES OF Z 30,0" AND FIFTY-EIGHT OTHER CAPITALS, In H W !Money and Consols, in the heel. NEW MODE cif ADVENTURE, by' which EVERY PURCHASER is SECURED from LOSS on the NEXT DAY of DRAWING, THURND.4I", lsf JUNK, As ever/ Ticket or Share bought between 18th May an d Ist June, itr DILAWM on Thursday, ht June, wbrilier a Wank or a Prise, may be exchanged, Gee of expense, f..r an Uudrairn Ticket or for au Moira,. Shire, or the Mitcham, Molteylottl he referred, if required. And the bolder of every Fit-bet or Share (burghs as aforesaid), if NOT DRAWN on Thursday, Ist June, may receive the Purchase Muury back for such IJudrawn Ticket or Share, if the saute he de manded on or before Tuesday, 13.1. Junei therefore, who vet buys before tat June, NAY GAIN, AND CANNOT LOSE, As he may KEEP the PRIZES if he likes, sad RETURN the BLANKS if he plea is. State of the Whet —Only Two Days More. 4 4 4 60 &e. making in Money and Commas, s(r(9-Two Capitals yet Visdrarm. Warnnted ostilrawn Tickets sad Skives are Senior by CARROLL, lin Coutrarior, 19, Curuhill, and 26, Oxford-. street, Loodiso ; who Sha red and Sold, to the Isal few Mouths. 4.387 704 1,345 CARROLL Shared and Sold FOUR Capital Prises that were drawn the First Day, 2711 s April IFIHE ESSENCE of PEARL end PEA It!. DENTIFRICE, invented by tie late Jacob Hemet, Dentist to IM Royal Family, have been proved by long &a peman to giestly excel, bush in elegance and efficacy, every other preparation fur the Teeth and Gars; they el. fetteally preserve the Teeth la a *nand state even to old age, reader them white and beautiful without lopairias tbs enamel, fasten such as are louse, sad keep such as are dr. rayed from becoming worse. They likewise render the bread, delicately sweet, prevent the Tooth-Ache, in-decry cure the Scurvy is the gums, and make Owns grew Gros and three to the Teeth.—The &wines is particularly ream. mended to Parents and Persons who have the ease of Children as the greatest priori votive of young and trader Teeth. None are genuine bet what bays the words, " J. Hemet, Bay and Blew, Cocksper.aireet," engraved is the Stamp. Price 4a. ed each. BAYLEY% TRUE ESSENTIAL SALT of LEMONS, fur (skiing lakarde and Stains ual,of Lammed Lineii. The getielea is @irked " W. Bayley" ell she Rex and Wrapper. Also his SCOURING DROPS,,fer Wising Grams eat of .Silk Neff. Wadies Cloth, Ste. price le. each. VERITABLE, POMMADE DIVINE, price Se. dd. the glen. Wok Wholesale sod Retell, by Bayley aid Bk., Ne hmen, Ceekepereireet, Lambe. to Ike Pres% A QUEEN'S APPEAL. " Dieu et Ant Devil" This day is pnblished, lu Ilve large volumes Ilato. price 11 Ns. SANTO SEOASTIANO; or, The Young Pr, tector. 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Mikity, 3, Paterattater.row. • N.D.—The above will be printed is • se .t pocket pier is raison with !thugs?* Edition% sod coalinotd Monthly. Mrs. Sargaut's LETTERS from a MOTHER to her DAUGHTER at School. Price 3s. This day is published, by J. !Ileum'', 36, Ludgate-street, London In three large salvoes dia price ht. fn. boards, , HISTORY of EN(;LAN 0, from the first ZS Invasion by the Romans to the Accession of Hersey VIII. By the lbw. JOHN LINGARD, Author of "The Antiquities of the Anglio-Sezon-Church." TM. Rork romans, the History of the Southern Divi sion of this Mind, firms its first lussiost by the Romans to tM Accessio• of Henry VIII. To rendre it worthy the Patronage of the Public, the Author has spared no pain. in consulting the most ancient Historians, sod comparing their Narratives with ssichentheatie Matsumoto us are known to exult. H. has not conduit himself to a barren recital of facts, bol be. endeavoored to true she progress of the Nation from boa:arisen to refinement, and to mask ills gra- Aral impairment in the see of Legisisaion and Govern ment. With this view be has considered it a duty to deli• seals with acetic, y the manners, laws, and polity of our Anglo-Sewn ancestors; to notice the fo reign customs en grafted upon them by tbe Notaries conquerors; to develop* ths essays which reeler'the Sovereign dependant am the bounty of his vassals, anal led to the Introduction of the Representatives of the People into the great Council of the Nation; nod to describe the most valuable improvements. which in the coarse of cub reign were made la the laws, the misninktrattoo of justice, mud the toternet government of the kiogiloos. _ _ . It may perbeps be dittoed • recomittenJation to this Work, tbst it was, is the grit instance, composed withuul soy referessee to ftlodera Historians. The Amber n•li- Rlessly esalliteit his researches to 'lie °vigi l ant, •od wh e never it was possible to Cootemporsey %hens. .This resoleties &littered his task mute !abatises; bat it reedered it alga stare sati4actety. it prfsernil bits from Imbibing the pre- lodic'., we conies the mistakes of °demi: it left bins to the exercise of his taw• jectiment ; nail it has, roasted him he place io • mew, sod be trysts • are interest. lac Heil, some ut the as..et imports** occurrences is our History. kr. Liorted's coatimistion of thie History 10 the fittiro lotio• lOU s is is • state of f.irwarilsesm • k.~ NvMs - 447. • TwENtirsigcortu siowr. rHEA 1 .,,K 111111YAL, DRURY-LANS. rrils EvEN , , , re. MONDAY. May 14,• his klejeaty'o servo's, will perform the Tragedy of KING LEAK. , Nog Lear. Mr Kea..; Wits at Nogglad/. Mr. Itigeogi; Duke of COMORO. Mr. rode, i Doke of Albert% Mr. , Tliompoon ; E,Arl al akeflar, Mr. linitemil; Mari of Kook, Mr. Pope; lirlg..r, Mr. IMO; lidiouat, Mr.lbreased. Georeeil,, Mir. Glover, Repo, Sew Apagoo; Cordolia, Mac W. 1% est. - - • After which Mt thwidoeolearillkeeleoll Drams, is two Ads, 4600 THE LADY OM VIE DEVIL Wiltlture, Mr Ettietiwt; hosily,llr. Harley; Myer Ma. fart. Mr. Gatti. ; Mull** 116,. INI•orl. Lsebytitsa, Moo Yetty; Negorotio, Mrs. WWsit, • The boors will be opowd at NtAtput Mx °Tied; the Pmforsiower VI; it easeotrogo y at Seers. The Noe Of fi ce will be wpm Aleweit till Kee &Cluck -.Places to be t a ke n of Wt. Max Book•kreprr. Twooorrow, Rim Irmo, ad& llw W d V imail lin Dna. the Maori:in, The vratkrai illagrio. with Mit doelly auJ the Deed .., Ou Thursday. a set" Tragedy, totaled Virginias, or The Fall of the Docesviri, Is wbkh Mr. Mesa will moats the priaeipil chararier—with What Neat 1 TH . 11 A TR E. RO YA 4 COI ' SAMOA lID BN. THIS EVENING. MONDAY, May 42, will be acted, 4th time, a sew Historical Tragedy, called VIRGIN lUS ; Or, THE LIBERATION OF ROME. Appins Claudine, Mr. Abbott; Virrnius. Mr. Mar:ready ; !cilia., Mr. C. t.mble; Claudius, Mr. Connor; Sierio• Deatatus, Mr. l'eri y ; Nametoriatt, Mr. Egerton. Virginia, Mess Poole; Sylvia, Mrs. Paned. The Prokigue to be spokes by Miss S. Booth; the Epi• logue by Miis Brunton. After sibich will be produced, first tkar,• sew Scotch 'itirmance. he two acts, aillrd THE BATTLE OF BoTH w ELL BRIGG. Lord Evendale, Mr Dermot }Col. Cloverbouse, Mr. Con. war; Major lielleudeu. Mr. Blowhard ; Serjeaat Bothwell, Mr. Cower; Briny Marto. ' Mr. Abbott; Gedyill, Mr. Chapman; Caddie Heddrig, Mr. Emmy. Lady Margaret, Bellendeti, Mrs. Davenport; Edith, Mtge M. Tree; Jenny Denuisou, Mrs. T. Hill. Cu Ore—Jelin Ballow, Mr. Farley : Maass Heddrig Calmar. the Doors will he opeaed at Half-past Si: &Clock, and the Play begin at Sere.. Hoses 75.; Second Price is. id —Pit 3s. Sd.; Seeped Price U.—Lower Gallery b.; Seated Price Is.—upper Gal lery 1..; Second Price dd. To•naorrow and Saturday, the Romance of Heavy Quake. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. R. MAC REA DY has the 111.160 Ur of att ousoelog to his (mods sad the Public, that FRIDAY, JUNE 9, is appointed for his NIGHT, when will be acted the Tragedy of KING LEAR, fro. the Ori giaal Teat of Shakapeare; the part of King Lear, by Mr.. MACREADY. Usher Entertaiotneols will be specified is future Ad.... th.reents. Ticleta and Pince. to be had of Mr. Brandon, at the Bo:- Office; and or Mr. Macready, No. GO, Berwers-sheet. LAST TilifEE WEEKS OF MIL MATHEWS AT HOME, AT THE THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA. HOUSE, STRAND, /HIS PRESENT MONDAY. Msy 22, the enrioently successful Euiertaiaameots of last year will be repealed THE TRIP to PARIS, with LA DILIGENCE. And on THURSDAY and SATURDAY NEXT(in roe• sequence of the immuring patronage and popularity) Mr. MATHEWS will have the honour of opts ontroduseing his Friends to his COUNTRY COUSINS, and THE CHRIST. MAS AT BRIGHTON. THEATRE-ROYAL, HAY.MARK ET. Ender the Authority or the Right Honourable the Lied Chentherleis. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MISS BOYCE. uTiss BOYCE has the honour so inform her Friends and the Public is general, hat it is her in- Napo: to take a BENEFIT at the shove Theatre, THIS PRE.StNT MONDAY, May SS, ts2e. Her pretensions to ingratiate are founded on the fallowing statement :—She has for•siatema years beets a Member of the Company of the Theatre-Itoyal, Drury-lane, but • traits of misfortunes, and illness, of She most severe klsd, have of lore prevented her horn pursuing her profession, sod she N sow obliged to ap peal to the benevolence of it... who have known her, sod to the sympathy of strangers, for their support in this her must( trytog annulus,. The kindness of the Proprietor of the Theetre-Royal Haymarket, affords her the sae of the house free of:expense, a favour she w proud thus to as. knowledge; and she Salters herself that the entertainments aunounced will have the stamp of much approved merit of tile first isia,-;nitude, for the att•inuient of which she is is ee bled to the g. nevd good-will of the Performers, and so the 6auctioa and liberality of the Managers of the principal Tlteatree. 1 he evening' entertainments will colorneate with Sheridan 's eelebealed CAssards of THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. In the course of the evening, the Minuet De la Cour sea Ve.tris'e celebrated Gavotte, by Mr. At. Albin and a Yelling Lads, his pupil, her trot appearance. The whole to conclude with the favourite Farce, called THE DEVIL TO I'AY. iiibson, Mf. Uoirtrro; Sir Jobs LOVefille, Mr. Sl.Kron. I.ady Luvrrule, Mn.e Marlowe; and Nell, Mrs. D/1111011, Mhu 1$ tll iiiirodece the admired ketch Ballad of M Boys WIN didurailerla." BJXti s U.—Lower Gallery, 2s.—Upper Gay lett, 'I .tkrin and Pleerit for the Hoses to belted of Miss Rupee, s•' :4Jr. Pedrer's, 22, Greet Rersell.strret, Cueeot•prdee; of Mr. Ils.siughans, st the Box.olsce of the Theatre. NA DLER'S 1V El.l-4 TN EATR E. :!:ST Ai 14NTOMI WI E. ►gul IS EVENING, .vIONUAY. May .22. El and .sultnwinc Errninga, an (wisely mem and qpica d;4l Cu w i c r t .- 9 , Nutuuttp.t. entitled Ti 'E YELLOW DWARF; Ur, UARLEQL IN KING OF THE GOLDEN MINES. ha *loch Mr. Orimabli. Femur Grimaldi, Mr. Bologna, Mr. Barbee, sod MN, Valiance? will perform. The Scenery, Tricia, sod Trareeformatintia will be Most salmon sod superb, sued is she mane of Abe Pantomime ar aOrgaiii idea will be Owen, by Painting. and Machinery, td the cortustary Forms of that grand and Imposing Cert . loamy THE CORONATION t with the manner of the Cbaimpirrabi performing the eoremerry of the Utallewee. 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