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; Fraiiks' Mom Pores 311as , Vuritig, Mrs. liarrOwe; Jae% balisud, Mrs. 9rger. To rla"elarie with 11, force of .: CIIILI)( - Utile Pick 1 , . W 1.% )toOrti, in which CLarortor aL. rill ihr Some of i• Tit , . Sailor Buy caprring tnt Sliort," and fs vow ri ts Hornpipe ; Tag, Mr. Haberry. Mw Pick Ir, Sparks ;.Maria. Hiss Cal r. • . Tootiorrnis. Tin% Sintsniaiserrs—S7tresier Da/era/owl— an.l All Hos World's a Stage. . 1111EATRE-110YAL4 ENGLISH OPENA-HOUSE, 67 It .1 N 1). PLI.F.ENT TUESDAY: . 'June 22, IL will be presented the prpeler tapers-its. eedled Iti LIE JEALOUS ?, 111.. 'Winner, Mr. Meech. Hai riet, Miss )jelly; Ruse, 1l n: I. strireesso. A rier .111c11, the eelebralea Mueieal Forty, in len aels, railed `A‘I'ATFUltti ANL) ACTOfiti. David Dulcet, Euq. 11G Pears i&; My. 0. P. Beetle, 11.nley ; Wing. Mr. Wreak+ ; Elderberry, Sr. D .ertetr tir.l epptaisnce yl IlsteL (literature), Misses Mes Lure; Mis Mary Giorril, Miss I. Slay. elem. After witiefa,4lhe 111.4 , ,Aeelleteeralled IILIN1)-11"N: - : • Stsnislans 4e4l.tsa), M);l2edtabemi; 4 l4.bpiraivi (the Phiel WI), Miss Kelly ; Kodulph. Mr. Peseesiere Imo, Mr. Hall. y Ms War'erallfiner w rige;; , Mee W S. Chatter'. y. Tn.rworroie, 11140_'Heed. leis Out... On Tbeeidey, Tbeltniserefeee, • * • *if IN E RA N NC F IS X P I gto K te I IK N t Rirrehmot Ship ..tov,,a , t, Ueetostol, by pitaityllics. winntit. t'ratti.r a itisotoi to ilk, Mont*. beeo . ol • 11 , 44. wisataisse. o" 1. • t an the tw entgr steno to bate chu g .... t w ith the new Nike fill t•, the Woman:110111' bbarbreonoWieltil; Ur vim monotone's II(',I w Traelelpuinting inn 111.'iwitt4iire _ . ▪ mgr/. ;h e. 4,oiiipirecil that thetia m ,Pirres olrlpiwSsetote tre'Sak which befit)• . irillmboditstaut, awl Ileiribed"un 'the mai ihe 1711..- . Tee tondubrGhiminitllon C0mp...14 flel - Parficid mire in stater, that there will rorhebit.iroof three wit or be) nay mdronee to the l'ublro for the's'e Mint s. as sum consequence of the uneejmit depress:ion, gene a Ily here lee. ,pouritaseil sill more fatuurabL a Mao (or many .riori ; the !additional OatY„ thief(' per cent. (being about Rid per le) 19 inure than . Initiated; and Ilse Lomeli Genii*, 'rya, C O Mpifty. no far from increasing their.Pricra, are Yielded to scll a large pen. poriiiin of they Teas lower thepp. it, has been possilie In du tor Iwefre or limit. co Sear. past.e.The commie Teas leer loen gradually on the decline ever since this Eitablislonent rommencril„ and Batten, so justly ctindemned by the Coln.. piny, as being principally tried to lower the better kinds, it acorns/1g 'marketable. baerrir talk. 2s 341. per lb. in the 111.1 I ',... we rb.--f or awl d. am flown of lee, which we sold iodic leptesaber Sale, at 5s Ild. in now purchased at 3s 3.1 LfThe Public weed not be annealed that Bolivi is elver adiettia into Me Loudon (iimuineTra Cumprily'a %Wareliou•es finer Teas are, however, al usual, in great &inland, at rather adonsced Prices, and mill ego dunbi continue to meet • ready sale. The company ewe siregly recommend their Friends to paltriest freely, it brio' vely improbable that Kulimil,Tras. wal wag reeve at the lorenent Prices. The followitti . laill 14 , tumid mast eticellent, and will give universal idiefactioi: wy. 'I he Commoy's strong Cringoo, nt 7..; good Hyson at Ifte 6d.; and must +Awes iiir toil theoureti at 12s. st r op / &p u eblos', sells fine NW flavoured ditto, at 10..; good litoldad Tea, at di to thi. 64. .111 J good iptiosnen Greece 69.64. and 7s ; line - Coven, st Os.; mil 4orceltue,at Ito.; and Padre in papers, at 14s. Titelmorloti Gesnim Tea Company consider thenvielves as • mediu.between the *fralle soil she Public; and under the iolpremibecautiqu all Fanubra agaium porchasiug ,4.4.01•T0rme-as the NA 'drug redaction in lees will .•iiabic dealer', by miaow slot trash with tither . o at-, to .el) what they te / ita Tea even as low as se. per le sad 1,1 doubt I,lte tows wilt be inn:whitest witi c Tes a ; b o o peke.. Ibe will pleb ire th lawny persiots are Makin, a u• it selling Tins w.thinit the to w ditty; she Lind.° ~illue Tea Osmond, assure the Polilii•„ that nearly the ,u.,• of the 'Teat which PAO, paid Unz Way are cheaper ,• those which sitar cur; itruil It its surprising how any •,rsnhk drakes ran attempt to prim off inch deception, • ,- •, tug up in a/eV shops " Tem without Me new Drity,” ii .1 is will known that TCas arc cheaper than they were, ~itrr the new Anty in wild. • It in hoped. Ilse Parities who give the prefer/vet to the don Genuine T. • tatompany, will not he deceived by ex , recemblanrel which may mow tee observed in all ports of t:..• 'Cowl, and arc difficult to be detected. Out infrllibk 1 , 0,9 ion, however, pre' ms 'tell—TEA is the oe/o Artiek ling Company; while aft their INITATI•E C pe• Se , ” , ‘ ell all hinds of GI terry; no that the Imitation '.e easily diatinguishi d it this circumulamtar he borne Ws -ie Ciirnymny thank the Public for the liberality with v...rts their F.l.i/gPillIIMP•if , hive heels ruppoi t 0.41-41.• y ig9io rrprat Ili , pledge gives, on their rimming, iii - Noverlituv, And to which thi y bent mirwpwlimily adhered, to 0.11 Tens of slit very bent qs.slities only, at the brae,' posohle print 'do she Prkra paid at the Lilt beet thrust—mid they 1100 "PeCtf)Blll IlAke their leave, intending to adagio.. the Public nts distant period 0 . 11 she giallo* . of their C.4'0310,11- larat.wets'isireallitalaikfre which ailelldril Ili eiiinsweireeltleal ..ribebienidit which has arise,. ma cousvonecer id Cie Public micuritou—mud their hove sisal the Puler will allow, Mat *** east general gull has fees cnant,cied wills olriiitage." . ' Apple:aerator Agroelei Towns eel already suppled he irimiedastety attended in, if pig. raft! 110, rds 330 Apes are already apoollaw , L • 1 fit, Ludgate-hill-6, Cbaring•crum-91411, Oxford-street. , I. ti;e No r ' irtors: , JOSEPII DART, Srerrtary. emir INDIA HOUSE, Jcsr, 2, 1819. rpflE COURT of IHRECTORti of lie ' UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG. • LAN ftotttop to the EASC do hereby gire Th .1 thr QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the, ✓aid 4:O‘IPAISIY; aptetuttr4 In be lath! et 11ria Honor on 4 YLDNESI ,I ,II44hr 23.1 loslast, is wade Speriet. fop the perjurer. of Ittyieg !settee the Proprietor* , for their eptirstite tied, ii R. , Solotioo of the Coors of bireeiots of filo u N Ahril lost, osal,tinz or Gears,' Hilary Reeloet B"1% Gel} n o Pension of 1,5001 per resseso, uo, the t routs*. therein stated. Thy RePOrt rrriterri by 114 Ry.l.asie. fop. 6. itre. , l9: is *pro (or the iaspeetiyer oldie Piopeireors it tints Howse: , JO PR : 1111 1 1iT, lisoreiary. uoa .!14.416e moving that the Bill he committed. The Marquis of Lasisnowu ezpremed his ap prohation of the proposed measure, and emigrants listed the House awl the c try that theme °ln itiate* which were wont for the last ten years to be designated as theories, in opposition to the practi cal measures of the Noble Lords opposite, were at length adopted and recuguirred as the sound cud truly petioles, principles of netioss.--(fieor. hear.)—Having remarked at some length on the plait, the Noble Marquis adverted to the financial men•ures of flue year. as they were in part express• eel by the Loan Bill, mid as they term to be col. lecteil from the votes of the House of Commons.— It appeared to be the intention of his Majesty's Ministers to divert to the public service twelve anilines from the siisking fund, cud to impose 3,000,0001. of new taxes, 14 the purpose of creoting an effective eilik..ig fund to meet the enormous debt of 800,000,000 f. He felt grateful to the Noble Lord sat the heed of the Treasury, for thus applynig to _ the sinking fund to meet the exigencies of the country. He only lamented that recourse had not been had at an earlier period tothis source. whereby much money would have beew saved to the public. With respect, however, to the. *icy of imposing new taxes, he did not feel equally satisfied. To the taxes in detail. he felt no particular objection little liable to objection devised, end wets M uch rs pl!ti? OH shot slgry must chi; of soco•ty. the first iustNuce the poor, the . - share of t he irden p log higher wages for labour. The details, how ever, were of little importance as distiootislied from the principle of the meature, and considering the present state of the connlrv, the emigration of the i.eonle, and he might add, of the capital of the country, the propriety of imposing new taxes was very questionable. There were some points on which h would request some explanation from the Noble Earl opposite. He desired to know whether It was intended to preserve soy longer the coachmen 1:r the sinking fund, since it bail ceased to be effective, and whether it was imendtd to create e oinking fund iie the proportion of one per cent. on the 12,000,060/. taken from the sinking fund, porsuance of Mr. Fox's clause in the Act of 178 a ? The Noble Marquis again adverted to the intention of adding new taxe, and thought the pee sent moment was the more improper for such an ei.cresve of the public burdens, as from the now more immediately before the House, it was impossible for soy one to say what was the effect the resumpt of ca-li payments might exercise on the plopeity of indiv•duals and the amount of the revenue. That the effect must be considerable hr entertained uo doubt, and in support of his own opiiiion, he quoted that of several Gentlemen woo had been examined before the Committee on the affairs of the Bank.— 'These Gentlemen declared their decided opinion.' that the ,mount of the revenue must be very much affected, mid that the immediate mush of the ope rsteou of the measure would be to 'lepton extremely the property of individuals. With inch as im pression on his mind, he thought it would be ad triable that the plan hod been suffered for a few years to operate before the experitnesst was tried of icapositig new taxes. lie doubted out, in the present coralitiou of the country, when no hope resnsisted of mein tuxes exclusively from the luperfluities of life, that the interests of the country uud or the tevenue would have been better consulted had the money now proposed to be taken from the people beers suffered to lie in their hands mid there to fructify for the gesseral good of society. He was aware that in opinion however was entertained, theist time proposed taxes would take nothing from the people—that they were taxes iii theubstraet, and hod no existence until they touched the coffers of the •Treasury.—(Hear, hear, hear.)- 1141, lie could tint conceive the ides of loseit•taxes. nor believo that money could be obtained by tax ation in any couotry, without being drawn in some shape from the po-kets of the people. The Esti of ',tot:Armor. said, he should-not hove risen nn this oven ion, haul he not been particularly (died u p on icy c!i,. Noble Marquis to give 'erne ex planation neves:tow the stitesittons of Government wilt regard io I ha •tiiiiincial mate of the vo ul o r y, After what h»d fatless from hie Noble Friend near him. sad the Noble iklarqls.• opposite. he sh.,uld not eotre into the sultject snore iusmsdistely before the [loose, but be would appeal to the Noble Lords soSeettwe lee had not on twiny occasion, both io and out of Psrheroesit, asserted the nes:rattily of the country's returning us soon as possible to the twat reduction. the Government was threes oft a temporising specs, they trete obliged to *Mit the produce of the mistt me. and make up she 'le licioncy by expedients. It beeline a aerial's geru lion when tech a spina ought to near. 4-Itt die mot think it was advisable to eater tutu the maws" of the finances this 'yew, bat the question 'a the reeumption of cash payments toning infeed en their attention. the two subjects ought toot to be mow. rated. lie ' , poke of meccomity or frookingart the affairs of the country directly. and of establishing Dome lucent of paying of even a *mall pitt , ef the debt. By pursuing the rejects propeeed by the Chancellor of the f.xcliequer. the iissauces of the country would be phiged on a firm footing. co more loans would be Aiiiieed and as end would be put to rheewioints eyelets 1;4441404w mod iipOet. !idim. With regard to the sinking intsd, threw was none effective but the seirpittfe of resentse over the eapeoilitore, bathe thougu# that keeping up the machinery Of the wriest sinking Nod ter a few yaws tenger a natter of perfect itiskfference. It wee of the utmost tatpeethace to this emistry to look to a eurptiesapprimise, god would anyone oay that a surplus of we aililiesse pod a half was ass ale. Quote SUM is ewes ar,debt of OW millirem Ile did not entertain such easigeine hopes as /ere fek by sow persons, nor di4 think that the pity. of e -t Ntet of theititehllufwity ninth elatatev Tho sscrep f the eke folly kinoWu .to every TO" had all 'scoots& to die vl thve use net one 4 Uwe. hail tweet thrittelsetilme feral- Fmk, kaiafi so this seocmot a Ctai. W her whole debt. Greatltain shoe Ithcsa vantage of such au institu tion ?—(Heinik-41e would sot think it desirable that a 'inky" fetid should be estubli.lied to is greater eateut thou oue per cent. On the debt, or about 8,000,000/. The increase of taxes now &gait ed was 3,000,04101. wluclr, irieb the present /air play of revenue, would give a stirking fond of 5.500,000/. But such were the hopes be enter.. trioed respecting the productiveness ofehe revenue. that he looked fueward at no dines( period to a deer nuking fund of 800.000/. Were the sinking fowl estiblished at that ansunist, it woad • not be necessary to raise it further, end from that nioniesit there would he a disposable sum of 3 or 400,000/. animosity. which might be remitted with the greatest advantage to the •public in taxes. He thought there was no tune more favourable than the present for the imposition of new taxes—no time at which they might he laid on with less Immure. Of the 3,000,008/. proposed, there were at least 4.00184400/. which would, he was cantinced, be attended with no increase of price in the articles on ahich they were laid. With reference to the portable inflators. winch the measure now before the House weight he supposed to have on the sevenue wflhe country. winitesertespeut he might entertain fur the several Gentlemen who gave their opinions on this point ' hake the ConsiniUte, he did not think Parliament Id rely with confidence on their liner rllliseCOniatittee•had collected the opinions of all. 'and were possibly better able than they were to form • correct result. He reararkini that the only differanirtabich had taken place in the elate of the currency since the first introduction of toe dtruart. was about 2j per cent. It should not be forgotten. that. during the war. the diterenee amount*':, to au percent. and even since use return °Uproot:. to 6 p• cent. The utmost variation which C*43 take pier, will not exceed 31 per sent.. and what itatesiate etlectscan ibis promme on those general srateof potshot atiliirs? The bioLle Eev signor ad..pried to the expediency at the preverillst liatitovg a g. • nerul review of the litoatiefiat' 'of.the try. awl concluded by express . •his opinion, that the proposed taxes were the t which emote: .have been adopted in tire present state of the country. The Earl of LILTDELDALS said, whets Itai. came down to the Homo this evening he could hilt hay.. believed that any treatton could Itiore been trawled of more importance than that which wittily/n*4n mediately before the House, but matters heel item% iiitrothiced by his Noble Friend. and• the Nord*, Earl opposite, which involved even more inns,- sliniely the best interests of the country. Irle con gratuhred the Mime and the country, that the principle hod at length been adopted, of the tits pediency of reverting to • metallic mane/04, not withstanding the recorded opinion of a Nahile ;Lord lio.citinamet-6esierel of 1.4.1.n0), who esulteet in • publication of 1111ry that ail end had hero past to toetbdowooo preettee of mote pit, ; mom, atinuoing too.therecertted itt.l'artnintent try the. Chartertior of the Exch.-tr.( ooe of winch declared, that a Bank note of twenty 77111,411r.f.:f -- . ,--...7-7.- , ••.. • ' _ ....".' .• - • • ---. " - 1• ------- vir' - w 4 P -4 111111V • ' - '4 ' , o ll lor . Alfir 7 "WIPF • :''''' ---'; --.- -''' . 44' t...:' .."! 1 M 191PC • T r • "7-9 1 .-,..• r • .. . , . .. . / / 7 ' ~ / 7 . • ~) -- • • • t • • • ~ • , oy.i ( • • . .', • • . . 4.) icittdie.* h , C t C p , ... • , • 1 , , 4' ;• at ,' , O 1 .J, C / 1 : • ' . • '. ." , , • 4. 1 .. «.., • • . ~. t . t 0 iii• ." 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ISilk,lolllooll. .11- shit/* 4WWINIPI t iii sepias of itsrominti. , will Le et'll6atelt . Altlrsreejlcall6 notoostic (l lx" I • • UNIT-EIT OW/IPPANY Of :ittitCHANTII or PM- . BATuBDA"rxr. the oh% i „t sin. ,.. e s_ ,_ ! : I ._ aver .. .01. 1114 t born. to mllgol • 'now Cloo.ve NOM at Om uurumn ;Mr 11m peat . . entitled, •-'• ' - - ' '' LA ND, trodiog to lII* wr. 1N DI ES, do llescloy Or.? I Is. Nemo ... lama. oxfsed.euen. . /L I Pirktrlif.) IiArsICO.. ••7- ! "'labor • blip? He "moo NW it eisierist,bastinsitent It Ain ell l llB -whiels Memel . ........--..." -__ ••• • • • • • • After the Opera. Ilw favou r ite Dalletwg , Is •." Olll3l, at ilie farAIiTF.RIT HANERAL• COURT of ; - = • igI I KIR' °I I I•E• it 6 tintlit DU ' PRINT AII P• ' • Ikesein COM PO Y..nrenisti•••l h• he held et. their II note in 1 • •- - Ordels caneo lie albolitrd, rut, the Face Li t t..llot ue-_„,_ . . .• j4,ll,,„ab.ilmytetunn " "us • rsatx. •ha v. 7 I inn , next. at 1 , ill. P., AI)EN , Wog', Siegel Tavern, flooltry. wif. t 6 bole it eldoest, Ate y0%011.604 from it bill /"611 1. Mit ~ VOW .. illeed.• • Old I. 144 "Belli- '.. hs• just landed elite, Lots of Inv lively TURTLE Iscteltlille. bleciime.,,bt enenni leilthit itill.llllllll9llo, *ln 4 airilialr *Oaf WWI SS 4114 / 4011 do tie Tinily mupendetl,for ill r prserft Elt•reu.oirruek Ulla F./tenant'. 4 sinews arill he merle- ; -.. AL , S4S a lather arlifiefit dials 40‘ T.IM N 1146 11114611 , 1 0/ 1 " 1 1 1,14 0 4 0... : Wit bit ell-aldamillele.___feet miribmwd =- ". -- , - :-...i- -- - ---- --- . That Mr...Clesslea•Eltry.l, late or lire Ileowel Civil Est:l- ' f ,, e ... 141.1E; .CNIMA THE EXAM Ess pAIRONroOE 1344111 S • blisluncui, be permitted to return Ni kki& Rook 00 letim." i '''''''s 'ke"e'l "ill 4 "1 0 i!‘„ 1 .!lb• Ott" 6 111. ceti" fur i isfrwirvlttile plan Protrairala by tile CaMmulleilt 1 aa..... _.11 6116014401_ . 1.., .... 11P...Libn 1411M L_ He 4 • . . • - 4411 I, Hlliti.NE.S..Til s P PHINCF: ItEDENT,r • ' . josEpH DART, R ,„,, ery , Prehea t oe meld 00 any Put ', _VA* ev Colloril• • i T.-inscription of cues moments by the • . mimenwo U. / 01 0 110 ' 111 / 11161 ." 1 ..-'• Ala by Authority of Llie.L.‘r.l Cbasuborle/r4., ,' '. ..--........_ ' ._....___ _..-- --- N.11.--A comfortable tolliemsostm is now open. 4 1 'En land, Trisi r I ieilired out its merits tio * ' alsonlit is Vsiiiiill bit. mombo• lire ... ---,-..-.------...-..... • MEATIt F-RoYAI,,,,'H Ai•NI A RAC rm. . . • ~ • EAST INDIA HOUSE, Jona 2, 1819. - . - • • • TO BE SOLD evArritix. ,satlimg the Bast iii mum* loWilbacts W . • Ails of dee ceiele*, toed tear roots" . •• • ' . T i e Comp ine of Performers .leply . e eting, at thr:4.1.1• 11141 ;• ' 4 IIIIIV. COUR T Of DIRECTORS of she tly W. EV necessity of cellectinit II very tasoesospiff : ...... Uj cIomMISIMA Milk she eitiordoetetied 011. - . . l'"". '"' 1 " 1-1 *". 64. ' 81 " P V' elf ""Y i 're i f 3 ''' en' 4l o•-tnr. 11. UNTTP.I) co PANY of nERCHANTS If EiNG- At his hawse. No. NI, pat aii iciim DAY. ?,,,d ry , hew awl aim is vistiv i" - yr - - I t*. op • %o r woraerat me m e e. •7 - „ ~,,. , g. we INFO, • .ts• islOmllle the Publie, shit es the leteilemon el that - Thriller kit.. LAND, trading' re Akr - EArr fru)! r.s, - do keret', Nis* Jame Itt; *ad Tr cur. •i engsbeEirmisehis 0 t , t we e romodeeribly ahridgittesrlis visual Jurehon (if eh- m otet ,. ~ • .. ~ . .. , • . E SEVPN 4) 1 .IC wisiihiy di,- ~ _i . _ , .4‘,. sin be thelest * lat eemese=diet ‘ la fteg t; weep . sive, - .. ..." I "aPi'v " flh '' allly4 " Thi l" 111 c "lliCq ui lilaid f : W i l g " ' That at she aU4SIttlIttl.c.GCNEs AI. I•011AIT of OW • ~„,,,,b „ ‘ „ II mebgx ,“ ' r,,,„„...ifr.„„, P'Wo° in. . • - • .or ..e , t- -ction 1.. -nary at ow Weighs". of Mist *eta wino, ht. ~,,i . , eiwapily% 4nooi „o a • to •t o , - b ,, ka eti de .,,, then " in I", i . 4 • .. • ' 'o 6 pliffllitp-i1i11.11119602 ii - Lisa il Sao toil sure "Wow v.' .1 ~ r.. 52,1 Heiler lho "'daft @lttoo , haville" gr*llbr s lk'Y Aeolvell4-esiIISKONErrOST.- the Wit ishiflivd. s' 4411140 de - • " A ' . ` * Wilultalc.mikg jeeptesallea teribir wi peas ' 4 .111 4 ''''''''', " tend e"iukweaaed 1 " 644 " *R^Yal PA ' Llr•ro AU.* te,210 ForenooiA there oral be ribrodleft Ito. OCA si lWr ime ' ~. of Won, A fve sMia, ag o ' kid,' ylist.j o i-vonomperso T et 'llseriieei.,, /tr, - • atifteidt:. - 461.eitilie ewe if .1 imam ten she rerforeams to set fora she•ri perimi el tale liff•l”*"'.9.lll*mni.l6 I t "'kiln" of the GP"'"° l t:Aftwt 4 ° 11 ° 'est "'peek amipa, es of Chivalry. Miele', loot Pserlim derntion he shame gene siatiiSert with a clamor ti 11 PW wilaute. Ist el at lose close so M e. Um. '" 1 ise * PP " i ' t 4111. „,,,_ 44‘ , 1 91.811 "' t rn " 4. " -. 19)k Illeftestisperevilue MI lentil to AV' Mrtrrey Msew4ll, ' • fot se ma essemblawe a Dimas cif Lorridents; very Mall mud uo aumuuu nutwouraa previews; snit i MAIM y ram bro, erre•al is IP" r"Pe•-••••,. :-.• 1441 % 11 . ..... :.• ,:,,L . . ''. to shim Itts alijralja fate ship Ale, sir, of the mum ~„ . , ., „ , 1 , the Bill as brnught Irmo die llosiseof Commons; windmill is w.f. the= hed a (*New eepeet • • TIN I)I{I7 4ENT .1. -1 44144 *.T i ' -4 ,,in" Ali, of Imrlab; shin Ostoippointieseot of A chaotrio to the tom- it „,i corio „ Book . 1 r Li , , re , by which a iiiiicretiou wet 'Miffed to the Bomb a emale-mhsclion or Mom. that redaction we l t to .. . . . i so • very • eparisiseet u era a . ,tend be pirsamitral illil-Cometry•Uf" 'r • pally), (scroll et Canton, limb a salary uftl9ol. per amount, ...._,_ to ► iog •in October, 1821, tither bullion at th ree have bee, booted to ten Notiliese. lied was 'town - - ; A CURE FAO it Tur. tip:A‘t t , Acur... prmihis nut of Ilea commita' . -- --.-- -- --- -•---- ---; pound 4.eventeen shillin g s and troopeuct halfpenny, the cafe. we Ptomain hove mantled Ore great income of • toots, Air nettle; Youtni Raiii.l, itr Rae; OW le 4 ilid• ..,' 'floeß.-oort respecting Sir Horny Haswell, a• required t• 1.1.1 P P.AIA I, PAkLI/4.111017% or g old coin for 'heir note*. He concluded by inbreeded debt dierisig the two loot years; bat by MM Air. Mundso; Franks o:Weed, .Mr. Wishes. Mk?. VOTirli, jary the Ityl.sve‘'lßlvs' lies at Ai. House fur the perusal of • - misvieto that the Bill he committed. bea t rot/wooer. the Government was throws oft a •; 1 BnitlP, Mr. OAST INDIA 110tile - Juitic 9, 9. • ).fetuft f,l.i. ' 11111 E COO ItT 'ot iilltigil' I )iliti o .. the pfieffilato, JIL trNrimut• cum POI" -0 littlititENTAA *ENir:- . u. -• • .- 14 la, ticsitiv ito • tits EASTAIN IMES; arleveri' Sag ..L' * • ''' Wale, .... iabia. 1.".. a&•• "., ... • -•- . . . . Tint the QIXAN'tgIitIf,GEPIER,AI..OII4/IT - tt. 4 4kti I. yt.liyiari_ istiJ,COIIPARIG 4,5111..! tibe ,_,..1• ',I it ijr e ir tiviet,i., flis'n'; iio. Leadetthall-ifetrM%2TE ( sl4 Niktrirrliie'tr`floA. , -:, If i lfAul, i• rorthrf wade ClPecialf.for rifgliao9 l .2ea it 2001100254 ...e , . ;0' ~ r tifelltss the C.9BlBittee sysifial, 4. • • .thr. &aid . • .. • 0 . .s. , )"" iegf o4, 40 116 0 . .E . T.X.5. :. ./ 66 / - frretorld certain, ,•c,...,,.... P,..porrill . . litersips.cirotainst.refull•Attiftlip'' s. 't:-.----..... - '41t.p..9, a. yPtas 19 iint atsg_etta....:, .apetließ.l-1 . 44 8, 11 0 11 A - Vriellemik illy..lairs. Wi.TermeV_,„‘ t 4 l L jati {b; . 64 , 4 „,,,,,-.• All 89.orstaimil ay Lai be fe:.WialbeLni. . orrii,Al. '-" • . . ;• •-••• 4.4vnirm5...1 . 411.1' . .... ".• 30sElsH DART, tompol#l. . ist ot of st.• • Biiispihise • 7.77 .77-7. 7 111iMPT ;NOOK -100117916.99.yrn 90 , 419. :_____ aIIFIE • COURT of IIInCTDR,SI.44e ..i...m,„;_ • 11l UNITIF.III , OMAIRE. _tirllXl4lll''' ENG- ,I I, ow Tea . LAND , troditte to„'I96:PORPTNEIIES; di' k y /jive 4, 4 ~T , • Wire, .piri . .... 1 liti• or such I That al the, QUA RT-RIT.Y . "anCERALS.OURT of we , shmikl. J thP setd 0.1.1 PA 94 V ,tulliargtrld ot r.tßereir.6ll9intrin Leaden. 1 „u„,,,,,,, i hiell.st rte., .on VP FUN I:9 so ).1h tlielll9 ptiik al Skeen '' ' u'eb:(4l O. the bres'.ol. tit;-io out h it oithoottaid for, comfit, .e. Illation the Reenhitioirof the'Grnerst elldet t il "ifte'lolll ictolar Writ. re 4 014.; HT iiisiant,..approvirg the Graiit.gt,B9.2lllll. in Ore-Ilsatprireiff 304 „ ; ,, r ,,,,, tr0.r...0, Aor ilidaiodi pufiftteti out ha the Vemilution .ti(44e ~,,i c, „. T . a .. t .lf..:w i t of Din viva uf the 90 th A pr il last. am T. t . ~,.„,,,, ' The.s.iowt . required by the Bylaw, chap. 6, sec.2o, is . ref ., r , , a 4 - open tor Site iorprction of the Proprietor as 5itiv111.4914..• WI roolAlltrl•- 1 ' '''': ' JOSEPH DART. Sertel,97. objection. They were probabl y as at of teen a ;met per, objection as any o th ers that could be advantage le *ll closet though they 'night, in ap pear ance, feuding sjpeees seer* IA I thz duties artnylt awl Ase). Au bee; cwilatti in -a.m.& IN is the poor. he entertained no (Lobo slate=d borrenriog, and at eventually fail eqisoffy ee ial railiin illenv, that had y. A I:ltfeegb ilexes • salient viritaicipg fowl. Fr ice to preso with peculiar seventy on otokhig fond of one tsar i e rich must eventually 'hear their sod was it tiling that Gi e burden from the necessity of be left wit I,ont .the ad vas ......fia .- THE Cnonons‘qioneni in so Comminution for Mink isnot 'martini nia.l issued forth i test MVIZIES BAILLIL',.IstIe of Bruad•street-bnildines, IN the . iniliy•of aserrlaint, dealer and chaplain (lately. catryits i t trade atlitre the Gem of Baillie, Piscork, and Co; introit' to inlet tot TUFA DA Y, she Twenty-ninth day of June.itistak. at Ten of the - Clock in the Forenoon, at f;oilitall, in dm City of London, id order to imolai( tolhe M i l new Assivsee or Amigisces, in the• place asid.tittilltl4 Weston, !ate of Ike Bursoigti of Fartitrat u nterrhaill,.4e ceased, who was the only witivfnllfy •appointeil under the 'laid Contmissikii, wheir aairSit hive the Creiliiiirs of the mid Pienzies Baillie, who hare not 'amity proved tloirstekts, arc to come prepared to prove 14 laytle t and with those who it eve atreadr proves! fltrfrtieMy kii vita iu ,sack choice accordingly. _ . NEN" lIIRS I) AY. Tnn'Pric-. of 30M9!)1. Sterling hloney 2010 GUI NEAS ID, Ste. Ike. tnio‘t *ll he titairo.• Tickets aro! Malmo sue selloig by EYTON, Stock.grAter, 2, Comfit'', r leo mob! hit I,44ifery, 5,115. 2,0001.; and iss the tie" Contract. 4,4118 i t0 .Prire 44f 20,000/. is Tea Sharer, ke.Afe. All b,e4ioraa lathe Public - luti.ts transact, d nit% 1141elity.**41 dt.p4tela. • i t LI . the 11,Ort jitrin ,PLEXT A THURSD4Y. Julie 0f,30.0n0i. ! Two or t,OBO/.! which will 2,00.1 GUIS F.AS iu GOLD. 4,100 SoirEafy;Ns i'n'tiol,l). wbichever may Iw pref.•tiraliAtui in piroporii.... fur Sbr•tu i ek.c. A.L. THE TICIiETS AFLOAT. • • - • TO FIXED PRIZES. - • ALL IN STERLING . MONEY. 1%0 STOCF. PRIZES. . ALL IN A PEW DOVIIS;* NEXT TH. uitsuAy. Titi:.•l4 and 14. fief are ....Sate st every La tery Office in Lneitufs sad Ike enattisu• • • THE cAiitiut ARE GREAT, THE. PRICE OF TICKETS LOW. THE PRIZES IIIANT; AND TIIE TICKETS FEW, 10 the Lottery to be all Matra 'NEXT THE RSDAT. ir- Mork-broker. 9. Cnreihill. mud z. 17. Ledgate.otrerj, invitee the Public to purchase at his Mikes, TWO 530.0011 PRIZES, Or some of the other Capital. its the Lottery' to be Drawn Next Thursday. *.• WES* sold Three .Cl 4 000 Proses in tbo abort spree of tairsom tooutha. IN thf. LAS E IA) 1 - IE.E. Y, Not, .4,5 11. chattel ?HMI; or Lector eras Rohl In Shaw' he MARTIN and ; also in Uw ranee Collieries. No 1,338, • WIZ, ui 4,100/. ill will he,, red that RI Aurit4 and Cu Siri4 th, walled Peat, of 40.atatt NSW SNA r Vof ante 3,l•7raNnishraa (two Triellessi yr *els !Smiths r,, withteru Pomo ur 30.000 i Roney, &r. &c. will be all Lhavoir in Ow Day, NtifAr THURSDAY, the TI.:KLTS and SNARLS fur *Audi are Oa Rik at 31A ItlIN and tir.'a Others, 44,Cervibill, tied MO, OttfurtiAtreet s and by their Aleuts the Coutilry. HOUSE OF LORIN. MOVDAY, JUNt APPEALS, Cnnnr►l erre finally beard in thr appeal rase of Graham aad K.lhy —Jodguient postponed. Counsel .ere beard iu part in the ease of Tacker and C.onnisichans. _ . . . The tiotal Alumni was this day riven he erunneinsion the 141.111 1101, and sume other Hulls ui a private mad Melt nature. The Lardy Conimis.iosere were. the Lona) ell an rcuos i the Doke 44 llorrmuse, red the Earl of Sit art E•HURY. i . The Earl of Henault look the oath• and his seat. LOU Biotite,* relished the Rarusteple Election Witnesses Bill, to whii li 11W I louse of Corneal.* had agreed. The Lotteries Bill, the Court, of Se*eion Hill, the Pone Settlement 11111, the Northampton Small Debts Hill, the Warden of tbe Fleet Bill, the Silk Nlentifecturere Revile } Imo Hill, and omit. private Bills, were brought up from the 1 Donee of Coninsuile, rod severally reel a first time. Th. noimof Commons reiptestml a copy of the Report claw 14eitliSionintttees en tie Coltiu Spioners Regulation 1 Bill i Tlee' lord Chancellor was directed tu apprise the Gentle i 01011.4drilie.iiipme of Commune, that the House would send .. , q tei . k ?pawn ts•i ineneuter of it.* OS U. 1 41440614 1 AUlli Cr. .111WILI.le mei:enter, a Pension from NOliinglalm, the Nisrluttisis SISS:I Debts Hill, now pending in 9rje:t:ap 4,:. CHANCELLOR said lie had many *objections ,to hisiikelh fibril Meanie.* of this mature. F 4,1 Stances/ ~.01, 'nisch endiarraternent WS2 felt in Not i neg.:mu from the want of some measure of this nature. He i tsi;heit thit qins2 Noble lords who objected In local MCA _ . _ Tie lvf IlleK gave notice that he would oppose the Dill !Auld Hntd..avri pro-seated l'etitions from prt , onui confined on tatlento Gate, mot to Om MatohalturA Promo of Dobito, prayive ror a oifteo4l of the WWIVela Dfinnis' Ruble Lord ineu•ststid 11 Punkin* from tioigtotrotigh, for a resits++) of thel:s • I Code.—Laid oil the talus, cOIISIERCE OF THE' COVNTRY. The 'EA LIODISIIILDALE re nooks& hint during the pre- Pent SI "Sinn a great number of Hills haul been hrougot up from the colter Mow, haviug for their ulujrct to retire awl hamper die bade nod metre cf the COl6lllll. Y .. 111:11-111111 wets exiretorli injurious, and were, he wan convinced, the result of she indiscreet soliritntions of the tosuststuu nh of mate' blembeis of the House ulCoutanoti4, herniae be had always otueS43 theist to be more nelilberanni in the first ; ts,talsrlisinent than in any other. To iinve the liotsse t r.. tip, some degree, from the danger of hehig sitirpeled into the adoption of injSI.64IOIIIIIIIIMINIIVII, lie slsoatd steer, no Moodily Neat, Hoe adoption of a Stand ing Order, by elicit the Ronne rhuuld be prevailed from the seemed reading of any Rill affecting its any degree the trade tug comencree of the moms y, unless there were pievi misty laid no the table the oitintoott of Or Board's( Trade with respect to the mailer imiluestion. He was swore dist this am ao objectionable proposusion, as by it the Runnel of Toole might seem to he erected Into Loyd,. of Articles, on. lEbe cusipled with another measure. He should therefore proposer ati Address to the Wirier Hereof, praying that his Royal Nighttime should issue his orders to the Beard of Trade, iesissiriug them to lake every sock measure into doge coo• . sidermion and sobatit their opinions usi it to the Humor..— . DI os Jou entered for Aftsaday.strol Lords ssismatined. COTROIN SPINNERS. • The Report of the Conan Spianare Rezatattoo Rill oat ;receive...l, ■od the Rill ordered Ito be read the third time to "usitrrow. BANK PAT It ENV& The Order of the Day Was rad fur the flout. resolving itself. into . a Coileatittee au the flank Cook kluiyineuts Ball. '• •' The Earl of Naeeewer rose anti said, that after the discussion which had alteonly taken place on this subject, he might hove coutined himself t o .simply moving the commitment of the lu 11, diet lie toot conceive it more to spectral to their to express, however briefly and impettectly, his view of the measure. The Noble Lord at the table (Lord Lauderdale) had isivolved this vomiter in much perplexity ; hut he thought it might be nest examined distinct front arithmetical ciiiesulations of grammes mad graisis, with which the Noble Lord had esaveloped it, but which, in fart, were lint ne cewvaly .connected with the plain and obvious view of the duration. No tlettht l'ottld he enter. shit of two metals eireolattog ao *country, if a beignorage were token from one, and not from the.other, the metal from which the veigootioge wets takewvoiteld leave the country sooner than the other ; yet bliell• was 111.4111ItrV • the.tate of the ciertnacit of this comity, for the gavotte part of the last ceostury, and daring that period we Contrived to ta Moons a very eatensavve gold eireoshatiou. The Nohle Earl had said that great profits most arise to a speculator, 119 erchanging gold for ativ.r , dattog the viiiitiktitvice of our Mint re- K tillatiltios,•lint it Was difficUlt to ! , !1•11(iile by what operation title profit could toe obtootieti. if :a man Were possenea) of Eveli%ll geld iiig„ suppose, to one ounce, at the value of three ewes a .03 !,1 triune some general Illiessui , to met the exkl- ism classify. There were already several feral Acts of this Dalin* in ogicrtitios in different plots of the couStry. • Afiees.few• word. feats LoAltlttriesisssx attlissl Pods 'torsi mnisseirn ale raglan. Was 0044ffir.1 lo lie on the tilde. - 'At di' itnseenistf he Esti of filiessissistegvhe Marione of Lasssowsi siseniumed tlx lieeutui reading of She Mad- house, Bill to Thorce.,,y urxl. TITHES IN IRELAND The giohnp of LIMIItRICK 'gave notice that he would oo Thursday inure the 441 trailing tit' the 11lit feu• the better eulivelitic Wise.: in In•leu.t. II