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P"' '. . . 171. / 1 'eta e . -. it. 1 141 11 - -)A e* • ttlidt t + a a a " • Intsoln 4 NUMBER 4844 • TN E.lllll hUYAI., I.IRIIIIY-LAN R. rivils EVENING. TIIERSDAY, June 18. their Majesties' Serran'■ will perform the Play a THE MOEN FAIN EERS. Mai/460, Mr. Stan; Virolrt (Id time), M►. Coreuey; Lope Toeho. Mr. (lxbetry ; Ssiti (Ist time), Mr. Barnard; Kihstalluck. Mr Johostritte ; ittsteszoi Millry, Mr. Iteiscuosh. irayth, Mn.s Orzrr; Florsittlte, Miss Flo)ce; Agnes, Mrs. Than& In the roorer of lbe Evening. a Gu•muite Son; by Miss Lyon. To which will be added, the Mrlo•Draroa of THE INNKEEPER'S DAUGHTER. Richard, Mr. Wallach ; Franklead, Mr. Gallic • IslArrop, Mr. Smith; Mesaktna, Mr. Kra.; IJana Ketzler, ' Air. T. I'. Cooke; William, Mr. Barnard. Mary, Miss Smithson; Ma ma, Mrs. Marlowe. Boars, u. ; Second Price, Ss. 6d.—Pit, 3s. 6d ; Second Price, 2s.—Lower Gallery, Is.; Second Price, Is.—Upper Ciller!, Is.; Seemed Price, 6d. To.inuiraw, Tim Mcielsaat of Venice, and The Devil to Par. On Saturday, A New Way to Pay Olil Debta. and s No Soug no Sapper. THEATRE-ROYAL, COr ENT.G.4 BD EN. TFIN EVENING, THURSDAY, Jinw Is. will be acted (32.1 time) the new Dams of ROB ROY MACGREGOR; OR. AULD LANG SYNI. Sir Frederick Vermin, .Ir. Egerton; Rita Weigh ()shah stone, Mr. Abbott ; Francis Osbahliainue, Mr. Sinclair ; Owen, Mr. Blanchard; Captain Thornton, Mr. Cui 00000 r; Rob Roc Slacgregor Campbell, Mr. Marready ; Dolmal. Mr. Tol.cly; Militia' and Hubert (nub floy's Sono). Mr. Salton and Master Fanatic; Major Galbraith. Mr. Taylor ; Dlaillie N4col Jacek, Mr Lisle,.; Jobson, Mr. Simmons,. Diane Vernon, Miss Stephens; Millie. Mrs. Meiling; Jane Macalpior, Miss Love; Kitty, Mrs. &Amp; liclen Mac grerir, Mrs. Egerton. After whirls a new Ballet Dirrrliseinent, entitled LA CHASSE. Faustus (a yonnt Hooter), Mr. Noble; Melissa (a Wood Nymph\ Miss Lappin', ; attendant Wood Nymphs, by the 14 des Pennell*. To ifibieb will be :Oiled, the new Farce u ( X. Y. Z. eApt. Gallica, Mr. Abbott; Groh!.Won, Mr. Blanehard ; Nedity Bros, Mr Liston; [invent. AlWinn., Mr. Fawcett; &Odle, Mr. Si ninon.; Ralph Hensperrii, Mr. Etorry. Stasis, Miss Fonie ; Mrs. Mower, Mrs. Steam: ; Dora Mornwell, Mrs. Davenport. On Saturday, the Opera of The Siege of Belgrade. THEATRE-ROYAL ENGLISH OPP.IiA, STRAND. 'rim PUBLIC are 1144).1 reepertl.tllv itifornit(l, • that THEATRE WILL OPEN ror the tonal DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES of the Summer SnPllll, aeli SATURDAY NEXT, Julie 20, 1818, with the faruurite Comic Opera, called FREE AND EASY. - . . Protons to whielawill be awarlateed. a New Characteristic BALLET DIiEETISENI ENT. Principal Dancers, Mr. St. Albin mid Miss Ayllett (from the Theatre Royal, Dublin), aided by the Corps ale Ballet. lit which will be introduced the Nairn• Anieriean Indian Werriare recently arrived in England ; who, in situations incidental to the Ballet, will go through retinue errensontes &sc.:pure of the peculiar customs and summers of their country. in the fulluwing enerevaiun on the t er . rittu its of she Wyandotte, by a Seneca party. LNelarat' of War, by the Wpititkitta. Indian War Song, and "tonally bong by the Natives. Mirth anti Dauer ; their mode of Surprise, and Attack of a Phtnter'► Cottage—beating cif Prieconers--the Wyandotte pursuit t.f the Senears--the Senecas manner of sacrificing their Prisoner*. An Indian Combat with bows and arrow., dohs ■nd tomahawk.. oposi Cons fur a truce by the Senecas--general eon twit— terms of amity and peace concluded. Indian Sports. Shooting at a mark with bows and arrows. Ending with the Dame of Peace. Tu abich will be aided, the Mistral Pntertaiument, called THE BEE•HIVE. During the Recess, use Proprietor has been actively ern en,eil in preparing various Nut elites, and ci strengthening the r tfective Company of last Season, Ind in n rifig e ver y other r aritiun to merit the Patronage of the Public. The following list of the principal Performers will prove that it 1)16 bees the Proprietor's alai, to the utmost of his ability, In procure the best talent that is nut monopolised : blr flArtley, Mr. Wrench, Mr. W. S.Chatlerley, Mr. li.:11%'.11, Mr. T. P Cooke, Mr. Grove, Mr. Lineaster, Mr. sud Mr. Harley, Mrs. W. S. Cliaticeey, Mrs. Grove, rincott, he. will lead the principal Comic Sexiness; Mr. l'carmao, Mr. Broadhurst, Mr. .1 Isaacs, Mr. J. June►, Mr !locket, Miss Carew (late of the Theatre-Royal, Co vcrit garden), a Young Lady (who will make her first ap pear nice on this Stage), Miss 1. Stevenson, Miss Love, ere &c. are at the bead of the VOW Departnn at j itid Mitt Kr:lv retains her usual situation as a general Actress. 'f he Melo-Dramatic and Pantomimic Bullion)) of the Slav , will he under the superintendence of Mr. T. l'.eimke. Tile Band, which is composed of Prufassois of t miurace, ni:i be led by Mr. Mountain. Acting Manager, Mr. Bartley. A commodious Circle is appropriated solely to the use of Dewed Company, and every precaution will he taken that no annoyance shall occur to Families, Jac. by the Intrusion of improper persons. Private Boxes, capable of containing Parties of from four to eight pawn• ith the advantage of a separate entrance in Es)eter-street), may be bad nightly, at a moderate ex pense. The Theatre will be fonnd to be thoroughly ventilated The Great Room will be opened as a 5410,111, awl tastefully Mull op as au Illuminated Conservatory, with several lino deeds of Trees, Shrubs, mad Flowers, interspersed with Jett Doors to be opened at Six, and the Performance to begin at Seven. Boxer, Se.—Pit, 3s.—Lower Gallery, 2s.—Vpper Gal lery, I..—Second Price at Nine &Cluck. Bums, Places, mid Private Boxes, may be taken of Mr. Stevenson, at the Box Office, Strand Blanton., from Ten till Four ; and at Fearmen's Library, 170, New Bond-street, opposite Burlington-gardens. Lad DIM. FRIDAY. JUNE 26, ieket must gain £40,000 Or 03,0110 Cm. the Sixth Prier above f.Enon. lIAZAR!) anti CO. COIIMICtIItI6 for tlw Lot 1.,N, attrigiun to the present unexampled State If Stir Who el, with ONLY ONE DAY TO DRAW 44 CAPITALS, is:moot:us 111 () of 1:20,000, &C. &C. IS hr. Is .1111 q ,ill be Drawn l'ltlL',Y, „I si•ie '26, II HEN THE I 01 TEHY FINISHES. A tea Tickets sad nhate9 yet remain tot.old, awl may noise hr hit , Warfarin! Vadraan, or HAZARD and en. Coy. Taagenets, al their very Ohl Other, ROYAL EXCHANGE, LOA pow, and by all their Agents throughout the Caitiotly, who hairs already Shared and Soil is the pia-newt Litter), SEVEN CAPITAL PRIZES; In Ilse Last Year's Lonnie*, Fire Pmt.'s of £20,000 And is (wince Lotteries, Prises to the Amount of MANY MILLIONS. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. "FOR THE BENEFIT (IF MIL BLANCHARD. erC-MORROW EVENING. FRWAY, lase 19 . Mk will be acted (first time Nine' six "sum); s Comedy, called SPEED THE PLOUGH. Sir Philip Blandfprd, Mr Egerton ; Sir Abel Handy, Mr. illanehird; Morifingtio4, Mr Chapman; Rob Mainly, Mr. Junto; Henry, Mr. Abbott; Farmer Ashheld, Mr. Emery; Gerald, Mr. 'Werke; Etergr.esi, Mr. Atkins; Ralph, Mr. Outman's; Connitrymen, Messrs. Platt and Louis; Rubin, Mr. White; Pdstiliom Mr. Menage; Thema., Mr. Heath; William, Mr l.ee; Peter, Mr. Penn ; Richard, Mr. Grant; John Mr. Treby. Miss Blandford (for this night only), Miss I'. Blanchard (being her first attempt npon ally stair); Lady Handy, !yin Logan; Davie Ashheld, Mrs. Dayeapori; Simon, Miss Foote. In the emerge of the Evening, a New Comilr Sung by Mr, Emery ; • Naval Hornpipe, by Miss Phillips , pupil of 11mhon. Louis; and (for that Night only) a New Comic Somr, called " One of every sort," by Mr. Grinwil,ll. Walt (I.th lime), a New Ballet Divertioemeut (composed by Mr. Noble), rolled THE BUSMAN FESTIVAL. The Music .elected frost Original kii.gian Airs, /a% Principal Dancers—Mr. Noble, Miss Lappin°, and the Mix<es Denurtt. to the course of the Piere will be introdneeJ a Natitnial Dance r by Mr. Nubk and Miss Lot,too. To which will he added, the Musical Farce of JOHN OF PAHIS. The Overton.. Soap, &e entirely new. The rest of the Music acircted from Buieldicu. The a hole composed and adapted by Mr. Bishop. John of Paris, Mr. Jones; Gram* Chamberlain, Mr. Tay lor; Vincent (with the Original Music), Mr. punnet ; N itrite° Potts, Mr. Liston; Gregory, Mr. Treby; Yhdip , Mr. Tinsley. Princess of Navarre, Miss Stephens; Rom, Miss Matt!wins Tickets to he had of Mr 111noehard, 31, Grrnt Q,lrro streci, latirolo's-lomfields; nt the %Wt.. kin-Holt I, Hi "ad. rum*, Lumk.arre; Fearman's Library, 170, Near Mood. street; and of Mr. Brandon, at the Theatre, where Places fur the BOXES may be lain. LONDON, TIItIItSDAY,-4 1 1UNE 18, lt4lB. lIEM F.FI) ft Dili I E. ~ --- --- TO BE SOLI), liOrsilais! to N Decree of the High ClinCi of Chancery, heating date the 15th day of May, 1016, and of several 01.1ers of the said Court, made iu n Cause, 1 * HATTON r. LECH Ilr.it E." The eligible Copyliold and Lease' I Estatea of Richard Chandlers, late of Whithorne ('out!, in the county of Ey; deceased Two Lstates., situate at T. tlnees, in the parish of Whit borne, iu the said count) Hrocior,i. Another Estate, situate ni Handles Cud, in Craudley, iu the said vont ty of Illerelned Certain Tills. s held of the Prebends of I Icreford. And a reliant Tenettirot. eslled Alant les Tenement, site atr al Vll.itborue, in the said a u nty of 11, reford. The .aid Estates will be sold by William Handy, of the city of Worcester, aurtioncer, nrrson appointed by Sir Jukii Simeon, Writ. one of the MRSICI'S of the Wald Court, at the Hop Pick Ism, ut the city of Worcester, twine time iu the mouth of Atreus'. 1510. _ . . . . Printed 'sumo n Lit to to:Stereo( will be given in n sfoust time, •nd tlu dui awn: flied. STEPH ENSON and SON, /Meadows's Solicits,' s. PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. EAST INDIA HOUSE, .10Ss 17, ISIS. PERSONS who are aril/til l ( to suppl., the EAST INDIA COMPANY, at their lion.,' is tendePhalt street, or their Warehouser, os town he repair. Err, with 500 Char'droll, of the best COA LS, of Ike fultatc lag description,. vie. Willingtun. Heaton, Killing a ',rib, and Heliburn Main (Pool aseustart), mwysnail Io thi it Proposals, scaled op, and addeemwd to the Committee of House, 00 or before WED. NESDAY, the Ist Jo!) , next, and if on that day, before Twelve o'Cluek at Noon, as no Ti' ntler will be rceeiresl after that time. Nut snore than Ast C'haltlrons will be waist. eil till the end of August following, thuilzh, if it be the wish of the Contractor, 350 Childruns may be scot in int. mediatsly. They will be p lid for as they 411' detiverirl. The Tenders Ire to ups cify the price itt ig 1601 It is pro. posed to deliver each sort of Coal ; the pr,geg I„ include the whole of the expense attrudiog tiic &lore' y of the Coals. Na Tender will be received but from Curd Merchants pm. *ming Wharfs and Establishments of th.•ll. io ar 10 London; neither will any Tentler be token info ro,Sail I lion unless the Adilirss of the P.nly ittAinz ;t he mei; tiosed therein ; and be, or an Acent on I,s 6, Ind:. be to attendance spun she said Commitire at i;., mul hour above mentioned. JOSEPII 1)1tt r, 4.-atdaty. CITY ELFuno.v. TIILATR E-ROYA COVENT-GARP EN. I R. SINCLAIR has the honour repprofally to announce to his Friends sod the Foblie. !lost his Benefit is fixed for TUESDAY NEXT, June 23, 1818, when will be acted the favourite Opera or GUY MANNF:RING; OR, THE GIPSY'S PROPHECY. The Overture by Mr. Bishop; the rest of the Millie by Messrs. FLOWN Miry, IVliitaker, Ste. Colrincl Mainiering, Mr. Abbott ; Henry Bertram, Mr. Sinclair, in whit!, character he will introduer, in Art 111. (fur that night only), Bruce's Address to his Anny, Sruts aha bar wi' Wallace bird;" 1111111Iiiie Sampson, Mr. 1.1%t0n; Handie Dimino'', Mr. ry ; Bilk 1114ileiairk, Mr. Tokely ; Gilbert Giusrin, Mr. Blanchard. Lncy Bcr ifalli, Miss Stephens; MCI MerrillCP, Mr/. Egerton. Wish the FESTIVAL OF APOLLO, to which, and in the Opera, will he intioilsoced the following celebrated Song, Doris, el:c. " Lore among the ruses," by Mr. Sinclair—" Be mine, Dear Maid," by ditto—" And has she then foiled in her truth," by ditto—" The sheath of Alscicsiouby„" by thin,— " Auld lan syne," by dillo—" One day I heard Maly say," by Miss Stephens—" Rest Ore babe," by ditto—" Why wills sighs," by ditto—Duct, " Ituy's wife," by Mr. Sinclair and Min Stesiheua—Glee, " Come buy my rho - ries" (Sir John Stcsihenson, by Zon. Sinclair, Taylor, Prep, and Norris—" lore in a hayband," by Mr. Emery—Duet. "All's well," by Mr. Sinebor asid Mr. Om tises—" Tbe Old Commodore," by Mr. Taylui--Glse, Buts of AberfelJy," by Messrs , . Siurlaic , Ta)lur, Norris, and Timis y. Mr. Watson will preside at the nano-forte. 'fo conclude wills the pripillsr Farce of HUSBANDS AND WIVES. The principal Charmkr. by Mr. Ulanchaid, Mr. June., Mr. Ahhoil, Mr. burry, Mr. Tokely. Moe. Egerton, Miss Foote, Mra. Darcupurt, and Miu S finulh. tn and hi he had of Mr. Sinclair, 2. North. errseetit, A Ifut d-placc, Bedford-bpi:arc ; aad of Mr. Ifi at the Theatre. WEDNESDAY, hisr. 17, 1141 d. YESTERDAY wit, the .Nerund Day's Draw. tog of the State Lottery, nod 111511 has already shared tool sold the following Capitol Mize*, being (As rbt•at.` greater in Number than those sold by any other 011icrikeeper, ♦ia -3.471 ...... g 3 , 61 / 0 10 . 22 " 1,11 0 . 1 4.4,12 10,461 401 2.560 6,816 . 1,344 ..... 500 13,705 9,121 The Lottery will finish lin FRIDAY, Ifith of June, %heti all the following Capitals inns be drag : PI lit a 01 1 10 (21 The Sixth-drawn Prize wbove 1 - ,0031. must be either a Prize of .023,000. or .1.:'110.001) Warranted Utoletwto Tit keta and Shalt% are +Wiling at Ofncr., 4, and Cliaii g and hi, Arias in Englind, Irclutid, and Sortiatiii. ALDERMAN THORP. r i ll 1 E COM N 1 !WEE t..r Condncting the IL ELErrioN of Able' man THORP meet daily at the Kline @ !lead Tavern, Poultry, where any Communica tions will be thaukfielly received. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. I COMMATULATE you upon the success ful oesoll of your exertions This slay; the dietmenisheill situation in winch you Wye platys, use upon the Pull Ile. soutoolos toy walrus-4i thanks, and affurdc the moat certain presage, that oohing loot an active pers. serance, and an immediate Poll, Is necessary to accumplii.h tint otijt ci, and render the triumph r plclr. I, theretore, earnestly en. treat my ft :CIA% to proses, re in slow exertions, cu d to tour me with their votes as early as possible. I liAre the h ssssss ur to lw, GsNTLEMEN. Your faithful soil ilertoteti Sc. rant, IIOiIERT WA [OMAN. Committee Room, Goilo!ball Coffee-house, June 17, 1018. STATE OF Til E POLL. SECOND DAY. Waahmais 8413 Wood Wilson 1554 Flturp• •.. 773 Curtis 742 Atkins The Pull fOrtiftWltetil this day (Thursday) at Niue &Clock, anti will Owe at Three. TO TIII WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT UTERI OF LONDON. GZNTI.TMEN, FOR the liberal and ormhoted support rifforded me this day, script my renewed thanks; let it hut he continued, and my somas will be complete. Favuor me at the earliest niumesit sills your Votes—he my advocate among your Friend*, and assure them that I will never be surprised in geounie loyally, in real love to the Constitution, ill re spect mid deference for your Opinitoi, or in the desire to en sure the freedom and happisie.,. of • Counts y, tsa midair it incited Ilse ornament and blr.aiat I.r the World. Aud behove one to remain, Gvall.vmEN, Tour grateful devutril Servant, II LW WOOD. Vrednradny Night, June 17, 1818. The Committee for conducting die Election of Alderman Wood continue to sit Irian Niue in the 3furuing until Nine at Night, riming the Election, at the l'aurii Head Tavern Roams, edeatnii-street, and earnestly invite the speedy at tendance of his Friends at the Poll. (which toupees daily fioni Nine till Three, as will as any communications that cau promote his success. FINAL STATE OF THE SECOND DAY'S POLL. Vlond Wits. I 852 Watt:mum Thnup . .......... Curt;s Atkins TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. GPSTISM CV, Ir„ E knot reception whirl, I expe t irve r d thi, day m thr Comma's Hall, at the nomination 01 tit person+to represent 3 uu in the ensiiinc Parliantent,denisinis my vaiimst arkiiiinlrdcments. I 14411 it as a convincing testimony of cra. ral appioltittion of lily pact cumlucl. I therefore itne.t ratur.tly request the favour of your early attendance at the poll. 1.. replace we, fur the seventh time, in the distinguished sat ion of •of your Representatives. 1 have the honour tii Yulie obedient and obliged Servant, W. CURTIS. Old SO II tit Sea liotise, June 111, IR IR. SEAT': OF THE 1'01.1., srcosn DAY. ens iis 1 047 A Minn Tlwrit Wail hums . N3l To Tti E ‘IIIIITIIY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY ►)F TIIE CITY OF LON IMIN. 1; VAITLILM giteritlt; %ititatiou iu wleieli my I•rien.la have to-Jay placed Inc olio's the Pall, ion presses my onion' with which I am unable to ex press. 4 continuance of your hind exertions oust be axtressfut Permit me, than fou e, to renew my urgent Joh eitations fur the estiy appeatanee of my Ft 'ends at the Ilioatiosgs. 1 embarked originally as ass independent Candidate, and sox it would but lottle become me to presume to identify my self with the Gentlyineo who sot also CAttritelltiCti for your favour, MI I bre it to be understood that the 1111111 Seal 6666 of my name with thow of the odors Caiiilidates, as II zlo an unwn of Menem hail hero formed, is not to he attributed lo no.. While I feel it it .looty to make tics kuown, 1 hope I shall hoot be deemed to he arrogating In myself ass improper importawee, or to lie uttering to thuseGeostlrmen the smallest slight by this declaration. I have become a •odor for your suffrages for myself. I. shall be truly grateful for the (aroma you nsuy cooler. and renew oily pledge of fidelity to every interest whack the Woo thy Lively of Loudon may hot s ust to my care. I am, Gr.srad MEN, Your moat obliged and ult. diem Servant, THOMAS WILSON. Jeffery's-sqtrire, !wit 17, IslB. The Committee for Conducting my Election will sit ve. t day, at the City of London Tarrrti, mid at the H. Aliiernialibury, algae coustutwii ratiutia will be thankfully I errlved. sTATr. OI TN E POLL, SECOND DAY. Thotivoi 51r. spa., %V f 1 047 Itolicrt IVattligaimi, Mr. Alderman . 1 burp S.. %Von. Coil 14t, . GENERAL ELECTION. WESTMINSTER F.LECTION Tftt: CANVASS sir tin- City rd \‘'ei.ttninritee, on Hoe part of Sir SA i U El. ROM I LI.Y, having been now nearly completer!, Ins Cummittee hasten 111 ramsrat ri late the Electors on the triumphant result—VlP. IM lEPSE MA JORITY OT TUC PEOPLE 01' 11 ESI)IZNSTIR Jinni!: TO UV RIPILREIVITED IST hAll1:111, IIsohlILLY! II rental. r oily to gi VP 11111 P t &el in IhiS g1e•41, , to anegairucnUy • a pressed ; and to this end It 14 moat 1 , 111.1,1111 , 111 that S r Samuel's Suppuirris should he cont./wort. AT TOE. The Commiture here taken •ticla turasoies a: will prtrkett any permoal inconvenience or inteis 'swum to soli, Votr.B Jr may think At to proct cif to the Htoditora from the Central Cummittee•Kuum, 42, King-street, Cue. ut Cat de n. JOHN MACKAY, Chairman. 'ttEST3IIINSTER ELECTION. Si:KLATT AND KINNAIRD. Committee Room, Piazz t CioifeC.UOUSe, Coveut.Gannen, June 18 , PSIS. EtreTots or WflerMiNSrLll. YOU ate U /nperinntm an impe rative ditty to yourselves :mil posterity. It has beets nortily and utiblitaltiugly ted by your eitamies, that the name of KIN NAIRU the REVOMMibt is williiiresu. if is a nurse trick sit &hear !mt. Du nut lose aizlat of the cit torirs pits have actin aril. 'lite contest cummitic. a at Nine o f Cluck this Day. Conte early Ili the Pull. IN teilve to presence your invaluable rizliti and privilege.. will to topitui t the great cultic of Reform, and SItU MUST .10 tiv ratcatt.. The Committee will eutainue to sit duty, at the Piazza Coffee-House, Covvnit-G.onlvin, until the final else of the Subscriptions for ddrayinz the necessary %proses of the Election ore 'reelect! at the respective Committee Ito 1111 l P, and by Mr. Brooks, No. 110, Strand; Mr. Rubinson, Nu. 99, Desicsiiret, Soho ; Edward Langley, Reel. No. 18, Eilzwsi ; Mr. 'Ong, No. It, Cheri ; roil at the Bur of the Comm sod Archer Tower*. Stra n d. This day are pulite:bed, handsomely printed in I thick vul. embellished till' an elegAut engraved Title, price tis. hnarde, QL.7IIA HANI ;or, ELEGA NT F.XTIIACTS of ['cw t ..; a I . olllpleir ruliectiuu of Imminet' pieces in 411111 V1 . 1 , C, 1111 all 1 . 111111 . uew 1111,nc e r,cinent, and containing many Oic:inal riceel,tly Eminent Jleu : how/ Ant published, Printed for T. and .1. Allinnn, Priners-eleeet, Hanover scour ; Simpkin and Nl:nib-ill, Stalintiers%cuurt ; and Bell sod BeAdftile, tidinharah. TO NOBLEM EN, GENT LE M EN, ELLcroas, &c. AVOUNG MAN of ;: rioctl rituration, ap pearahce, and aatl:ess, tiff, 11 11;.; Ncrviree to any Noble. salt ur Gentleman who may he in want of a respectable Person to 'navel for a short period, or florin= the 3 pproacls iug Election. As eenattiaeration it nut an object, but a tla sire to make himself useful, hr doubt.; nut he would be futind au acquisition. A line addressed (ptist.paiJ; A R. left at the rust-office, Gerrard-Direct, Suhu, will be attended to. WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL, OR PUBLIC INFIR MARY, IN JAMES STRLET, WESTMINSTER. 1' A SPECIAL. LIENEItAI. IIOARD 111- 4 held at Ilk! Saki iijApitai, uu Wedueuky, 17th Juue, ORDERFD, That such Persons ail arc desirons of iilTerisi7 themselves as Candidates for Ole Pllttlaili.ll of 11 ATRON ho t h is iu.tllU lion , di. attend I n rsonally at the at ireekty Mien!, to he holden on 1% EL I:SDAY, the 4 111. of June instant, at lialtpast Twelve n'Citick at Nunn. at the Hospital, and produce to such Buard tcsainuniala of her Character. JOIN DANIEL, SAT.( titry, Little Culleze.atteet, ‘‘...ttutitster. IRISH LINENS. IRISH LINENS OF SUPERIOR FABRIC, SELLING IN PIECES AT WHOLESALE PHICES. THE BELFAST COM PAN Y snbcit Public attention to their Estahlisbinent, which it is presumed will be found cuinliiiting great uttluy and ec tttttt my. The ',lan they have fur thirteen years pursued, is to import no Litirsis hut what are wArranted bleached on the grass, with out cheusteal acid, which, from ths it comiesious its Ireland, they are selling un very advantageous term . The itiexpe 'Avowed may purchase with security, us the lowest price is 'narked, and if a (Ault appears, tto , iiiiiitry returned by their Agents, Brooks, Burch, sod (Met ft, 511, Corsi Russell string, Blouniabus-y, opposite the LritOh Museum. BOOKS, SHOP FIXTUR&S, SHELVES, ke. To ItE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY SIR. COXIIIEAD, Without regerre, on the Pretnirea, 19, Great Runell-strret, Covent Gareitn. on SATURDAY NEXT, the 20th ain't. 31 Twelve &Cluck. rrhlE THIRD PART of the GENUINE srocK iu TRADE awl FIXTURES of Mr. B REEK ; comprising u Mist ellasietnia Collection of Nuke in general Literature, itlatt Writing-Desks, a quantity of Iluuk.Sheleta and Sufic.. May be viewed au Friday, and Catalogues hall at the place of Sale, anti of the Anti 1111 l ett. 241 1 , High Holborn. 110 111 E SOLD. Pursuant to a Decree of the a High Conit of Chancery. made in a cause, I.OCH arainat C01.1:11A1CH. with the approbation of William Alexander, li q one of t.. ,I...tcr. of the sold Court, at the Public Sale Room of stir Court, in Swills. emptosi.builititiza, Chaneery-lane, I.ooduit. tit separate lotq, rrrrrr I Freehold and Leasehold MESSUAGE.S ur TENE NIENTM. alt in Upper Lot Southfield. iii Aldzate Iligh-street, io the City of bonitos, oil in Thames-atreet, or St. Catherines.street, in St. Catherine'a-couri, and in Cuoper'a•rourt, within the precincts of St. Catherine a, near the Tower. Primed puirticolara wherriuf may shortly la• had, gratis, at the caul Master's Charalirrs,iti South impoulobisilulinga 'dor& said; or Mr. Vous, Solucituur. No. S, Serjearer-liuti' Fleet. street; of Messrs. Smith and Illuatuteryon, Solicitors. No. 22, Lemandutrcrt, G sssss lisuan'Y•tivlda; and of Messrs. Clare and Virgo, Solicitor , ', Cluutrry ocar liar Tower . R. Parrs. Solicitor. SECOND DA Y.-W EONCSDA Y. This morning the pole opened at ten o'clock, nod concluded at three. We have se.irceiy t-v,r nested a more noisy or tumultuous .usraill'y of the people of the metropolis on any occasion. Through. out the whole day the Flail exhibited the most art.. mated picture of the seal, anxiety, owl ii.rtional ardour which are so peculiarly the charaetetistie of Englishmen during the period of an elettion. Those who voted for the popular Candid .tes were applauded upon their approach and departure fr the hustings, whilst the persons whir voted fair Alderman Sir %Von. Curtin and A ides Mills A kin 4 were exposed to the most vituperative t 'whets tiii the part of the by-standers, and appeartd to sider themselves particularly fortnu.te lit belog able, by retiring from the scene, to sh. her them selves from the persecuting spirit of the pitiless populace, which vented itself in the most hideurt4 howlings, hooting., slid hisses. At three o'clock the polling closed, and the numbers were exanstord. Upon Aldertuast %Vocal's name tipprus log first upon the list, the popular satisfaction appeared to know no bounds, and burst forth in reiterated 'hawk:, of applause, which could only be 'equalled lay those which followed upon seeing Alr. 11.1111 e third in order. The Candidates 1111111lS, and the numbers of the voters who had pulled in their sup port, appeared in the following order on Vie lor :4 r t black hoards placed for the purpose al' the voters on the state of the poll, iu the rear of the hustings : Fur Mr. Alderman W00d.... 1 Ol7 Mr. Wilson Mr. Waithouto Mr. Alderman Tburp Alderman Sir Win. Curtis Mr. Alderman Atkins The appearance of the names of the last ta•o dates was attended by the usual at:comps' .. i ttt etas of groans and hisses from all parts of the hall. Mr. Alderman WOOD then rose, amid tie tri umphatit cheerio, of the flail, and cos gratulaied the GentLeonel' of the Livery, that what he 1t...1 yesterday stated to them at the close of the poll had been completely realised.—( Hear, Geer.)—lhe its t then smutted them, that front the cordial and kitil manner in which his friends had received Ilion, Ise had no doubt that he should be placed ass his pi esiiit enviable situation, at the head of the poll. Ile lis,l anticipated thus much from his having been met iv ed by the Livery with that spontaneous feeling .if interest and solicitude, the sincerity of which, coming front so highly respectable a body of nisi as Ili: Livery were, he never could for a nutmeat doubt.—(Applause.)—The Livery he for tllle wt II knew, and too justly appreciated its integrity. 160 suppose it possible that body could ever foiget its assurances.—(Applause.)—He hoped that tu-assoi sow none of his friends would relax in their efforts, and bring up each of them one holiest Liveryman iu support of that cause which they taught to cuosi der their own. If he were only to sneered in per m Kling one-half of those who then appeared so s..!i citous fur his success, to bring up with them 1. - morrow one friend each, they would colifer VII the kindest obligation, and reader 111 A U1111;1.11t• • us - cos unavoidable.--4Appluuse, and cries " N e will!")—Ile: concluded with thankiiig ditto its o,e most grateful terms for the rota. pre-etintiet.c , they bad already given hint, upon the second day at the head of the poll.-- Loud and continued cheering.) \lr. Wit.soN coulessed, that the flittering man ner iu which his friends and the Livery had second ed his suit, densaiitled his mintiest acknowledg went& To the exertions of her friends, sod the Lind reception he had wet with amongst the Live ry in his short CittiValt , , if such it could be called, he laud to attribute all the success he hail untaiireil. There were, us 'to politics so iu this election, two sides of tlie question—he ass neither of use side fair of the other, nor did he wish to identity hiiii."l( with either.—(Applause, mingled with some maks of disapproba!ion.)—lie would mint- deser.lic hiulsell as between both. His claims tin their sup port weer rowsded urn' the tinlependetice of cu.,- racter and conduct which introduced bins til the notice of the Livery.—(.llach opplause.)--- lie was not disposed, as s•nne peis , ifis lest' tisslt•s creelly circulated, to unite his interests with any proiiortiou of the Candida•es—and disavowed Ito• griller that plac.,rd winch hail solicittd the wppn , t of the Lively iss favour of Sir Ltillllattl (:tortis, Al denims Aikiia,, unit hirnorlf.—(3/sch Ile was isles)) hie of Mith 011 y pet I hat It.. terra , . He was not particularly to (.1). Lilo a high place ou the poll, hut ohuuld tie v. 0.4. tied were he to come Ili as one of the livprearittat k a . ll of the Livery of Loudon. Fie iliooulol aie, dt a co „_ rider it an high honour. the. the City ol Looti,ooi had mi for oecooded hip uncoilin g mud coinodeoed taus worthy of Omit suffrages. Fie culiclinied with 11 1 I'. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MISS RRUNTON. TH EATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. O N WEDN ES DAY NEXT, istoe 24, IBIS, will be acted a Tragic Play called PIZARRO. Peruvians—Ataliha, Mr. Egerton; Rolla, Mr. Yowl?. Fernando, Miss Norman ; °mambo, Mr. Chapman ; alim, Mr. Blanchard; High Priest, Mr. Taylor. Cunt (fur tin• first tone) 316, Brunton. Sp.iniards—Pisami, Mr. M sly (who has kindly con. Penh to perform that character fur thea night only); Alcamo, Mr. Abbott; Las Caaas, Mr. Terry. Elvira, Mrs. Egerton. After which, the Interlude called A DAY A FTER THE WEDDING; OR, A WIFE'S FIRST LESSON. Lord Rivets, Mr. Claremont; Colonel Frettove, Mr. Jones. Mrs. Davies, Mrs. Emery; Lady Elisabeth Free. love (for the first time), Miss Brunton. In the course of the eveoti.g, a popular Duet by Mr. Sin. chcir and Miss Stephens; and a Comic Sour by Mr. Emery. With a Grand filelo•Desina, interspersed will, Songs, autrums, and D•nees, called THE BROKEN SWORD. The Music composed by Mr. Whitaker. The Baron, Mr. Chapman Colonel Itigolio, Mr. Terry: Captain Zavlur, Mr. Blanchard; Estevan, 31r. Farley. 31yrtillo, a dumb orphan (fur that night only), Miss Brun ton; Rowers, Miss S Booth; Stella, Mrs. Bishop; Agnes, Miss She Alpine; Jacinths, Mrs. Curri. In Act I. A National Waltg by the Misses Deonett. Tickets to he had of Miss Brunton, 40, King.street, Co. vent.gaidtio ; at Freeman's Libr.try, New Bond-street; and of Mr. Btandon, at the Theatre, vikcie Places fur the Boxes may be tacit. GENERAL ELECTION. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. GiNetratem, ACCEPT wv most grateful th an k s for the fin 000000 r you have conferred upon me this day, in placing me, by your nesweeuus and independent Votes, au respectably u pon the Poll; at the same time I trust that the lisitering prospect of snrcus, which this „i min „ tinte affords, grid out induce you in the ronsilest degree to relax your exertions in my farunr. 1 have the honour to remain, Gultev.ratvo, Your faithful and ofieelient Servant, JOHN THOS. THORP. Joule 17, 1814. STATE OF THE POLL, BECOHO DAY. Thorp .. 773 11P1141$1 Waithinais . Blll iloos ....... . ke.l Carl is . . 741 Albins