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• • C Vt 7 t " 4 t L • • JA4I/ ja) • ' . t. •) 19 r e . . / 4 "( . 9 gLt, (An .1 41 1 V -N 4 l t tit V -sr 7 hues Id. • .--, "~~~ 1 1; " .: .:.. 4. N U M BEK 5461. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE . 7, 18120. ,-, FOR THE BENEFIT OF MADAME VESTRIS. (Being the last Night of her Engagement). TiIIATREROYA I, DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY. June 7, his Majesty's Servants will illwfure the Opera of THE SIEGE OF BELGRADE. The Streakier, Mr. Brahma, (who has kindly eowseetetlio perform fur this everiog). Guita r Mn. Bland; Lille, Madame Veatris a In the merle of the Opera, o When thy bosom heaves 'Pith," Mr. Bealsem and Madame Vestriii—The celebrated Ballad, " My Heart with Love is heating," mod the favourite Serenade of " The Night invites to Love," Mr. Brsharst.-- The Duel, "Shall the Mountain look dawn on the Valley or Plain," Mr. Braises. and Mr. T. Cooke" Who would not Lover Mr. T. Cooke—Au Aria, by Peccini, adapted to the words of " Domestic Peace," Madame Mr. T. Cooke will (for this night only) play a Concerto on the Violin, in which he will iotrothore the f sir Airs otf " Gramm-here, Molly," sad " Mrs. M'Ckod."—A Pas Seal by Miss Tree.—" While the Lads of the Village" (to character!, Mr. Incledno. After which, en Extravagant's, called (110 VANNI IN LONDON. JA. Gancreatinl, Madame Vestrles Leporello, Mr. Harley ; Mr. Patroller Finickin, Mr. Barsaril; Mr. Deputy Englieh, Mr. Gal lie ; Draiseetudry, Mr. Butler. Mrs. Leporello, M ir. Porcv ; Sloss Conateutie Quixotic, Mies Carew ; Mrs. Eng lish, Mrs. Urger; Mr.. Dratireasdry, Mr.. Marlowe. The Doors will he opened at Helf.p•st Six o'Clock. The Performeuer will commence wrist ly at Seven. Boxes 75.; Pit 3s. tid. ; Lower Gallery is.; Upper Gal lery la. Tickets In he had of Madame Vcsirie, N 0.4, Beerfort. bits MMus, Strand ; of Mr. SAMS No. ), St. James's-street; and of Mr Itorlwell, at the Theatre, where Places in the Evers may be takes,. THEATRE ROYAL. DRUR Y.I.AN E. MR. KEAN'S LAST BERKFITs- ON MONDAY NEXT, Julie 12, will be revived Otway'a Tragedy of . VENICE PRESERVED. • Jollier, by Mr. Kean (Ids first appearance iu Ohl cha racter', ; Pierre (fur diet night only), by Sir. Elbaton. Bel lidera, by Mn 11•Gibbuts (her third appearance is this theatre). To conclude with (for the lint sink) as entirely new Farce, expressly for Ibi• 0CC24.10N. entitled THE AD%U RA 131. E CRICIITON. Cricition, Mr. Rein; in which character he will glee Imitations of some of the moat celebrated Performers; cad will also attempt tS 60111 accostOlisbnients in which the admirable Geckle.," is represented to have exci licit, includ ing Singing, Dancing, and Fencing. In Act I. a Grand Maaquerade, in which Chriclitun will personate Ilarkiplias, and Mr. Olhaughuessy will Stake his Aral rail only appearance in public, in a display (with Mr. Keen) in the Assault des Armes. An occasions/ Prologue will be spokes by Mr. Russell. Tickets and Places fur the Omuta in be hail Of Mr. Kean. I?, Cisme. street, Piccadilly, Gros twelve till titres o'clock mud of Mr. Rodwelt, at the Roland*, Brydgesstrtel, from len till Weir. - Boxes 7.•.i—Pit 3s. 6.l.—lciwer Gallery N.—Upper Gal lery is. Doors open at half-peal six o'clock, and lilt Per formance COMMIPOCe at seven. Bolton Troops .1 Yeomanry (Await,. To be Caplaiss—Jags Kerrie/. 6+y.—dated January 0 1010; sad Peter blej , IS, 1020. To be Lieutesaals--Peter flombuetl, jun. Gra' —"laird Jo. emery 4, IRS; Harry Smith. Gray—dated May Ifi, Hilo; sad Thomas limy, Heal. vice Bothwell, roam ed—drited us above. Tu be Cornebt--Thorans Wetly, Gem.—dated January 6, 1R10; IVillisse (Israeli Tolior. Gent.—dated May IS, 16141; sad John Langshaw, Goat —.doted as above. Mahrlosler and Salford Teutansi? Cavalry. Captain Hugh Hamby Barley to be Idnyur, vicerbamas Joseph Trafford, remised—dated May 23, lino. Lientenstel Edward Vigor Fox sr be Capta;u, vice Ilkley, promoted—dated an above. Corset biomes Moue to be Lieuktibme, Mee Fox, preeno4ed.— • dated as above. To be Corsets—Jolla H Mare, Goat. vire F.driaril Mika", pro muted; awl Robert Gammas Sharp, vice James Moos, piumuted—bulb dated as above. • . IMPERIAL PARLIANNIVT. y. coarse of peseetatiog oqele . to be adapted to the rooms damage mreasotaltermem" Tbe,papen mere thee Ipid ow the Ole, and the Lmtls were °Meet! to be somotoweil tormorrow. The Hasse thew slow -rued. osiosnal.notolser of Peers were in the Hqqvg is esusatiortire of the ' , strewn interest attached to this hieratic. There were fwerrot oleo low Princes of the [loyal Family—the Dukes of YORIIp CLABANCI. and GLOUCSSTIII4 lIOUs UP LOADS, TvasnATl 7vlts 6. the King having been graciously plva.erl, in lie tontine.. %soh the established practice 01 Parliement. to 'Pee the /Loyal Assent iii pertain to the first Sill which had paned both Houses since his &cc-maim to the throne. his MosjeitY this day. went in state to the House of Lords for that portrait. The pub lic anxiety to 'insets this splendid ceremony was as lively as is witnessed upon the occasion of the I.Orn itig or closing of a Seaton of the Legislative Bodies, and although the weather was very unfavourable fur the indulgence of curiosity out of doors, the streets through which the Royal Psocession we. to more were crowded to excess. Large detachments of the guards Were stationed aloog the streets, and ut the immediate vicinity of the Parliament House. to preserve whet. The resumuwey aessogemeuts were made in the House of Meets for the reception of his Majesty, sold a prejectisig came, was wised in f tof the grand entrance. So early as etalrell o'clock several carriages filled wills Ladies, having Peers' orders. 'arrived and obtained admissiva nate the lobbies. The body of the House was filled with Ladies elegantly dressed, and there were present an sae busily large number of Peers, Whited iu their robes of state. At five minutes past two o'clock his MAJestr arrived in state, attended by the Dukes of Qloo trose and Wellington, the latter with the gold stick, soil the Marquis Cholmondeley. Hts Majesty looked remarkably well. and was cheered as he alighted at the grand entrance. His Majesty immediately entered the House, and took his met on the Throne. _ ••• • • kovss or cox:stows, TORIDAY, Joys i. The &Planta took the elixir shortly before two o'clock. Immediately after the House was imal mimed to the House srl N.M. to hems his fllsjesq's Avortit Kier I. the Clot' List mid oreersl other Ulna. On its return the House, isdisparaml. and re-awreabletl at s net before foie o'ileek, when it proceeded to for a Committee ow the Teri tisus AO • for the liorotigh of Pr iteorfielol. The gettely - *AM to orredgeei at I Mi nitel; before live o'claht. A great number of Sint slf o private wature were forwarded through different doges. TIMBER TRADE. '1 , 711 - i ROMANCE. This day is peiblished, THE ASTROLOGER.; or, the Eve of San Sehiareian . a Romance, in three volume.. " A black presorting 114/13VW fi Its ray heart ; Whet could a day like this produce hat woe r Printed for William Fearsome, Library 170 , Sew Bend— Sir I. CoOrtir niarrd c that an bumble Addrem be forminted In kis Slake,. prayieg that be would be Messed in order She kid before lite Utilise an ateasint of all carts of timber eel withal she American liar. aad Seated dasln Ibe Lake Champlain. Ms weer . .the gems 18Id and 1810,,sperifyiao the Moments of each • together with an account of the ef timber of di fferent kinds eel crown in Canada. fleatid delve the Rapids of the St. Lowreem,aod eat to this ennatry, seam she same period. • He was induced to make thismotiori. be said . in consequence of the Petitions prevented to the House. and the speeches made by Hon. Member., alleging the injury likely to be done to oar trade and shipping by a reduction of the duty on timber from the Lieltic. No man was more friendly to the shipping isiteresti than himself; bet, he Said, that our esibting laws on the subject fssoared one power (Americo) at the expetibe of others—the Northern Powass. Mrcel. Whrre may he had, The NEW TALES, containing VONTErRACT CAS. TLE:. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. LISTON. THEATRE ROYAL COVENT-GARDEN. This day is published, THE SPEECH of the Right Hon. the Earl of LIVERPOOL, in the HOUSE OF LORDS, on FRIDAY, the With of Slav, 18tn, on a Motion of the Marquis of Lansdown, " Tbat a Select Committee be ap pointed to inquire into the weans of 'wending and securing the Foreign Trade of the Euunbv :" with an Appendix, con taining the Official ACCOUIIIot referred to in the Speech. Loudon: Pouted fur John Hatchard and Sos, No. 187, Piccadilly. Tits FA ENING, W EON ESDAY, June 7, *in tr. *Ord the musical Drams of ROB HOY NJACGKEGOK; OR, AULD LANG SYNE. Rol. Roy Macgregor Campbell, Allr. Macready; Baillie Nicol Jet wit, Mr. Liston. Diina Vernon, Miss Stephens. At the Foil of she Play" A Peep at my People," a Poe tical P.., to hr spoken by Mr. Liston, in the character of thteru El 1.4•11. _ _ Sir Thomas Tyrwhitt. the Usher of the Black Rod, was ordered to command the immediate attendance of the House of Commons to hear the Royal Assent given to several Bills. The Speolier. attended by a large number of the Members of the House of Commons, attended at the bar. Aft,i whach will he revivi.l, the Musical Force of POOkt SOLDIEIt. Patrick (positively for this oigbt wily), Miss M. Tree. Darby, Mr. Loans. Tickets awi Pisces to be hail or Mr. Liston, 27, Soho square; and of Mr Bratvdon, at the 'llratie, where Places for the Boxes nosy be takes. VAUXHALL. TillS EVENING, Wednesday, June 7, these GARD'S/0 having been areatly iaupruved and beau tified, will open for the N. anon, .eith a series of varied, navel, mid splendid Euteitaiiinicuts; comprising a grand Concert of Miscellaneous Music, selected from the Works of Hen. del. and usher esteemed Masters. Principal vucal Per form. re Mrs. Bland, Miss Poem Mrs. Austen, Mr. C. Tsy. fur, Mr. Collee, sad Mr. Shaw ,• Organ, Mr. Hook; Lemke of the Sand, Mr. F. Ware. At the end Of the First Act Mad ion, sad M adrenal's/le Segni, ir ills Alsileinniselie Ailel le, sit; eshileit their admiring Performances; and at Sae eon elmion of Ilse CAmcert will succeed a Indium, display of Flier/to by akinanta Header, when Madame Saqui, rota • perte4 enveloped in a V 1.111116. of Fire, will achieve lire sur prising Evolutions ow the Tight Rope, at au elevation of fliaq F. rt from the Ground. _ -- The 'Military, Caledonian, and Pandeaa Banda will rt. feria ha 11.11Pli the Acts. Ai4toinior 3s. 84. Doors ors •t Selma, the Coucrrt to begin as Eight o'Cluclt. lIIS MAJESTY'S FIRST COURT. NEW ERA iii DRESS bring unDouncrd. tl A. NII FARS has to offer a very large quantity of the lust 1% hue mid Coloured Satins, of a quality far superior e. diode naieilly seer, having been ufacisercd expressly eu the :4prioachsag Cl.earing-room, and which he pledges lunhsrlf to sell fer the welly small Profit of Thrre-pesiee per l'ard. A superb collection of stew and elegant Gauzes, Ibirapra, Gros At Naples, Taffistya, Flowered Tabbys, A 1... g.i ui rheeked and striped Sarsnets, 2,. 9d. per yard; the 1.,4 Italian Ganges, ts. ltd. per yard; and as A. S. silly entirely for Ready Noisy, all the above Fashiurable Silks are milli equally theisp.—No Patterns cat. Bedhoil Howie, Ne. 11, Henrietta atiret, Covent-Cis:dm inasease stuck of the wont superb India Ifni- Scat& wad Shawl., from Two to Twenty Guineas each. THE LW DAY. ALL MUST BE DRAWN. AZ Alt 1) nistiZ:O. Coed racti r., be to im pr4s.i upon the Piddle, that the zininis of Imtericz intch another inirtaiice as the present GRAND STATE OF THE WHEEL. ONLY ONE DAY TO DRAW. 4 4 4 4 10 36 &c. &c. Money and COLMAN snit ALL in ONE DAV, FRIDAY, 234 THIS MONTH, Ilftren the I.o t teiy _ _ Undrswn Tickets and Shares are ou Stle at HAZARD and Co Whets, Royal Exehanze Gale; 28, Cerulloll ; and 324, Oxford street, I.ondoa ; and at all their Agents iu the Country. NAZAR D and Co:Shared rad Sold in a reetut Lotte►y, ALL I . IIE. PRIZES of 30,000! !! and in the present Lot tery, 1%0.2,313, a Prise of 10,000/. Comets, besides NINE OTHER CAPITALS. EXPIRES NEXT TUESDAY. !HSI!, of the Old State Lottery Office% • No. 4, Cornhill, and V, Charing-cross, resperifeolly tier! ante his best friends, thr Public, il , at all thuse kris .8.. Sim,' which he or his Aressts 'BBBl.l between 18th Msy Ist Jane, the purchaser* nosy receive back their mousey, if presented on ur before NEXT TUESDAY, 1316 Instant; bid if not brought in and the money claimed on or before that day, tiny cannot receive it after, but mint keep their rinds or Shales if afterwards drawn Blank or Prize, or, ill (IN, if previously drawn ; it therefore is particularly Wenn', lam nn owv ry person who bas not examined his numbers to do so immediately, for after the 'l3th all the advantage . . _ _ Tlw Lottery finishes Drawing on the 23d instant, on which day the Four Stork Priv-. of 30,000 L and the 59 other Capitals must be drawls. (There are 12,900 Tickets to draw.) Warrantril soutlrawu Tickets and Shares ,are selling by B . ISH, 4, rornhill, sad 9, Charing - crow, and by his Agents is the Country. Various apparent inducements have been held out at (Ist /went priioils of this Lottery, but the customers at BMUS, Offices may rest assured they have hail and will hare evrry 211v:beano. the Scheme may be said to possess, sill *.ch NISH it not tho Contractor, nor Wu . any concern in the Lottery or managrinent. Jail published, No. 11. price ss, of the EP ETHOS IPEC FIVE REV I EW,Cootteula : ILL Colley Cililwes Apology for 1814 Life--Brio Juawin's Works—Tuvry's Anglia Judaira, or early History of the Jews in England—Crushaw'a Poems—Voyage of the Wan. tiering Koichi—Glsainlierlayne's Lures Vairiory—liarekley's Felirstie Mau—Bergerac'. Satirical Cluiracters-4-SViorks no Nlysiical Deviiiiusi—J. Dennis's Work., cad Nature soul Effects of Modern Criticism—Owning de Gloria—Mysteries, Muralitics, and other early Drosses. Published by C. Rif., H. Bs'du's, Nevgale-slreet; sad R. Teipbuuk, Uld Build . - FROM LAST Nthliii-GAZ-E-T714:: CrovritiVet, JUIN I. 1820. MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT PARLIAMENT. 18(waq rl. of Searbwrongle--The lienastrable Eslatuttal Phipps, Genet:o iu Array, iu the room nettle Ituaht llot 00000 salde Vi , couat Noriniaby, who has accepted ibe Chillies& Hundreds. . Commtnion in the Ilum.el Smelt Regiment of Lincolnshire Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Comfy of Lincoln Less'better Uppleby, EM. to be Captain—dated June 2, 1820. Cunmissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Comedy of (Arno rare. Royal North Glimessisr Militia John Barnes Gregory, li•q. to be Captain, vise White, re aigned--dated May '2, 1820. Royal South Glom-enter Militia. Robert Filzharelisige !rinser, Eal. to be Captaiu--datesl May 8, 1820. Commissions signed by the lard Lieutenant of th e c oun ty of Kent. East Emit Rs-unseal of Militia, John Samuel Wassley Santo idge, F.sq. to be Captain—dated Drresolsei 311, 11117. John Bruce, Gent. so be Lieutenant—iliteil May 8, 1820. John Miller, Geist. to be Ensign—slated at above•. Jobs Wrislste, Gent. to be ditto—dated May 7, 1820. West Kent Itegimeat of Yeoman. y Cavalry. Tombs idge Troop. George Charles Earl of Brecknort to be I.ieutenant, •ice Woodgate, reeisned—dateil May 24, 1820. Farniusham Troup. Cornet Charles Hassey Fleet to be Lieutenant, vice flume. wood, &es:las-41—.61 , d May 20, 1520. Frederick Wills, G. us. to be Comet, vice Fleet—slated as above. Commissions sigma by the Lord Lieutenant of the Comely of tlecultr. King's Clwahore Volunteer Lesion. Cornet Como Grurge Wallace to be. Lis istelswit, vice Hob (Hooke, resigned—slated May 24, Mit. Robert Thorley, Gent. lo be Comet, vice Wallace, promot ed—dated as above. Prince Rescues 2d Regiment of Cheshire Yeomanry Cavalry. James Mills Wolfeaden, Gent. to be Veterinary Surgeon— dated Ma• 27, 1820. %Venal! Troop of Yeomanry• Cavalry. Joseph Hayes Lyon, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Slaulry, resigned—dated Commissions siyead by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Ayr. Alexan4er ill, Eal. to be VicuLieutenant—dated May 15. 1820. Sir James Montgumerie Cunningham, Has I. William Wilt. romerie, Robert Caldwell Hunter, and Andrew Hunter, jisn. Esgra. to be Deputy.Lienteusids—all dated as above. Kilmarnock Volunteers. William Parker, Eul to be Majgr•Cummaudaul—duel blay 15, 1820. William Rankin, John Andrew, and Thomas Greenshields, C.oira. to lie Captains— dated as above. Milken Thompson, Juim 111011111144111, and Archibald Finale, jou. Genic to he Leer tenants—all dated as above. John Guthrie and Robert M'Kemn, Gents. to he F:itsisits— bolt dated as above. Troop ot toriati to Ist 'orps If Ayrshire reossahrry enmity. Richard Oswald the younger, Esq. to be Captain—dated May 15, IMO. Troop attacked to 2d or Cawing/ma nod Cammack Corp* of Ayrskiee Yeootaory Canary. Claud_ Alesatid.r, Esq. to lie Captaiu—tiJlesl May 13, 1820. Campbell, Gent. to be Lieutenant—aided as store. Gem ev Rankin the younger, Gent. to he Cue net—dated es IlbuVe. Commission timed by Ike Lord Lieutenant of the Comfy I i f f LAPC soier. Liverrn.l Light licov.e V"ltititerrsr. Lieutenant &linnet St maul tit to 6c Captsits--4rf (A January I, 1,10. Cutest Samuel Berry lo be Licateasat—datril as stove. . .BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. rrancis Dowels/ t amer so k istis.. of Huddersfield, York, grocer. . . 111NKRUP1IS. Hubert Hackett, of Newpori, Isle of Wight, Souflaamp stswit-merehawt, to surrender, Jose lb, at one, IS, soil July 16,, at eleven, at . the Guildhall, Newport. Attorney, Mr. FrAncer Wonky, Newport. Thomas Morris, junior, late of Wing, Rutland, baker, to surrender, Junc2o, 21, al ten, nerd July 18, at eleven, at the Falcon Nos, Uppinglism, Rutland Attorneys, Meters. Long and Austin, Holhorn.tourt, Gray's.ltin, LA/radon; and Mr. bent ky Warren, Uppingham. wnisel Erman, late of Charing-cross, Westminster, sword. entire, to surrender, June 10, 20, and July 18, at ten, at London. Attorney, Mr. George Taylor, Gray's- Iran-square. Peter Hayt, latent Little Thantra.street, Middlesew, bis cuit-baker, to surrender, June 10, 17, and July 18, at taw, at Guildhall. Loudon. Attorney, Mr. I'upe, Old Bethke, Frances Else lienshaw , of Derby, currier, to surrender, June 26, 27, and July at twelve, at the King's Heed lan, Derby Attorneys, Mr. jolts Nnlull, Nutioughamo; and Mews. Forster arid IR , Lime-street, Lumilow. Mary Arkroyd, of Leeds, rartiwoOrare-oulosofiaclguer, to surrender, June, 20, July 3, and IS, at tie, at the Gaut Here, Leeds.. Attorneys, Mr. Wawa, Greville-street o Hat ton-garden, London; and Mr. Payne, Leeds. Ebenezer Green, of Leeds, earibenviare•moottlarer, to surrender, June 20, July 3, and IS, at ten, at Ilse Court Huns., Leeds. Atioineys, Mr. Wilson, Grevilk-street, Hatton. garden ; and Messrs. Smith and Moore, Leeds. (;.urge Mason, of Ch cud, Somerset, clothier, to surreader, June 16, 17, and July 18, At tivelte, at the George Inn, Chard. Attorneys, Mr. Chillies Benjamin Tucker, Ckaid; and Mr. Chucks Sauter, Chancery. lane, London. William Miles, of Oxford -street, Middlwrn , linen-draper, to surrender, June 10, 20, and July 18, at feu, at Guildhall, I. lon. Attorneys, Messrs. knight and Freeman, Basin.. liall.stftet London. . _ 'flume; Charles Batts, of Naga's-Head-court, Grace clurcla-street, I.oudnis, wholesale perfumer, to surrender, June 20, 24, and July 18, at twelve, at Guildhall. Alto,- sley, Ali. James, Burklersbnry. Bartholomew Snnwdon, of Harrow-oil-tie-Hill, Middlesex, efflCfr, to surrender, Jane 10, 24, and July 18, ■t elem.!, at Guihlhall , London. Altontry, Mr. Tucker, Ilsrilett's buildings, Holborn. DIVIDENDS. Jolty Ib. N. Josling. o Bexley Rank, Batley, Iliad, jai. kt,per, at ku, at Gailf}hall, Leedom. Joule 30. C. T. Come, late of &ohm, I.le of Ely, Cam bridge, crucrr, at six, at the Lamb Ina, Ely. June 27. W. RalMeth, Red I.ion-pi%sage, •Red Lion pulato.turrehant, at eleven, at Gadd- 1141, Loudon. Jot... 24. 11. Waddington, of Bridgestrett. Blackfriars, London. merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall. June 17. It. Hodgson, of Fleet-street, London, oilman , at eleven at Guildhall. Jour 27. G Powell, of Little Trinity lane, Queenhillut, Lon don, halter, al CICY.R, at July 11. It. Fenner, of Paternoster-row, London, book. reller, at eleven, Juue 27. J. Murray, of Bishopigatestreet, London, cord winter, at eleven, at Guildhall. Julie 2'd. M. Humble, of Liverpool, merchant, at use, at the George lisn, Dale-street, Livrrpoul. Juin 27. Ti. B. Aubert, of Lloyd's Coffee-house, London, insurance-broker, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Jour 17. 11. Ening, of Cheapeitle, London, ailk-mailufac.. tura, al Ira. at Guil.11•411. July I. J. P. Harvey, of !timid', Suffolk, linen.draprr, at . . len, at Ga 111116311, London. June 28. J. Slocumbe, of Bristol, hatter, at eleven, at the Commercial cumin, Miami. issue 28. 8. Ready, late of Southampton, dealer, at one, at the Star Inn, Southampton. Jour 27. J Wuoillintear and 31. Woodhouse, late of Mincing. lane, London, %Vett India hrolers, at twelve. al July 4. K. Cole, of King.street,.llollsorn, Tliddkstx,coach. - maker, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. June 27. T. White, juts. and J. D. Lubbren, of Great Win. ehtster-street, London, merchants, at tem at Guildhall. June 21. 11, Rickard., of Bearomfirld, Buckingham, car penter, at twelve, at Guildhall , London. June 20. N. Anderson, of u.u:bau,ptuo, 'poulterer, at ten, at the Coach and Hones lon , Fouthampton. June 2s. P. Nutria, of Liverpool, irmi-nserilsaat, at one, at the George Ina, Dale street, Liverpool. June 27. W. Barrett, of Old Broad-street, London, mer chant, at lea, at Guildhall. June 27. J. Cummings, of 0-horn-sireei, 111itechapel, !Middlesex, brewer, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. June 27. S. A. Bennett, of IVorship.streei, Shupeduch, and of Bathe-bridge, Middles:a, cusch-usanufacturer, at ten, at Guildiall, I.•pudun. !nue 29. W. Wright and J. IVright, of Aldernsanbury, Lon don', Iwo-baulk at twelve, at Guilditlll, Loudon. June 27. H. Futirdrinier, of Cannon-strerl, sad Sealy Puundrinier, of putriug-cross, Londuu, paper.maunfac .... Inners, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. July 4. T. Raslam, S. Ilaslam, J. tiaslara, and lt. Haslam, late of Bolion-le-Moors, Lancaster, cotton misname. were, ■t el.-vcia, et the Itri.lge tun, c a tipa.te.m a a l s. June 27. C. Bensly, of Strom', Gloucester, mercer, at eleven, at the Bell lon, elseltrithoon. June 29 W. Perris, of Bath, Somerset, grocer, at eleven, a t the castle and Ball Inn, Bath. June 39. G. Ridge, of Reading, Bead, millwright, at t [teem, al the George lon, Reeding. CERT! FICATES.—J num 27. G. Jones and J. Borrow, of Bristol, coal merchants.—st;. H. Benda 11, of Bristol, curwfar tor —lt. Jacks,,,,, of Water gate laity, near Carlisle, Comberlauil, cottim-spiniter.-- E. Joy, of Christchurch, &ittiliampton, tisi ...... ogee —H. Clari.txr, of Orlittogtou, Gloucester, farmer—R. Clifford, or sins -41111. ilw-tVold, Gloucester, rtune-mason.—J. Far cington, of Liverpool, metcbsid.—G. of Boston, merchant —R. Sanders, of 11'ot-rester, glove-ma nufacturer —E. Patrick, of Liverpool, guii.maktr. PA eTNEttguirs inssotsra. - - J. Shosektiord and G Warthoff, rtf Guispowder.alley, Lou don, eat pewee; May 6, 1820.—C. CI meta and W. &U -lmer, of the Strand, rimers; May 29, 190.-14. Nichols E. %Taller, C. Grearett, a•td T. Kemp, of Wakefield, York, printete , pity ao, 1820.—.1. Brunel and C Woolley, of oloorediteh; itote 1, 1929.—W. Northage, F. Hardwick, awl W 'honest), of Nottottitharn, sod of Lnerenee-laoe, London; httiets, so fee as I eetterts %V. Noriltage ; May 15, 1820— T. Carman and W. Were, of I\ergatc•atrrrt t London, iron atov.rs i Ft bronr4 N r 1818. The Speaker, holding in his bond the Civil List Bill, Olen addressed his Majesty in a short speech, in which he said, that his Majesty's faithful Coin nims, ever autumn to testify their loyalty and duty tt► the Throne. had provided in the Bill whirls he held in his hand suitable sitcom for soy porting the dignity of the Crown and his Majesty's Household. ------- ----- The KINCi tl►eo Rave his itoval Assent to the Civil List Bill. the Insolvent, Debtors' Continu ation Bill, the Mail Coach Regulation Bill, the SoUth Sr. Compaq Bill, the Glebe Lauds Ex change Bill, sod sou►e other Bills of a private and local nature. 1111 , MAJESTY then withdreii, nod returned to his Palace in the smite state. The Lords met again for the dispatch of business at four o'clock. AGRICULTURAL PETITION. The Marquis l•tßucknesume ',restated a P•tiiion from the Owners and Oreopiere i.f tacit in the rowdy of Rock ingham, praying for inquiry into the mesas ufairordiag re lief is. the ggricialttirists. lord CAWDOR presented a Petition from the Fish Curers of the East Cumin of the county of Fife, praying for relief. MALT TAX. The Marquis of HUNTLY presented a Petition from the Inbabitauts of the manly of In praying to be re lieved from the Malt Tax. They were severally read and laid on flee table. The Marquis of LANSDOWN moved that the evidence given before the Committee of their Lordphipa on Foreign Trade, might be printed from time to time for the use of their Lordahips.—Ordered. The 31argreis of — l -axsoosew oleo moved that there be laid before their Lordships au account of all timber bonded iu the different ports of Englaird excepting Loudon, nod for a copy of all Reports on the subject presented to his Niajesty's Council ; soil also for • separate account of all timber bonded in the port of London —Ordered. MESSAGE FROM THE KING. The Eurl of LIVERPOOL ro.e, and presented the following Message from his MAJESTY, which was read by the Lotto CHANCELLOR from the Wool. sack:— " GEORGE R. " The King thinks it •ecessary, in conseqnence of the arrival of the Queen, to communicate to the Moose of Lords certain Papen respecting the conduct of her Majesty since her departure from this kinzdorn, which he recorn. mends to the immediate and enjoin consideration of this House. " The King has fit the most sovens desire to avert the necessity or disclosures and discussions whirl' must be :is painful to his people ss they two be to blood( ; but the step ouw taken by the (Nero I him no alierualtee. " The ging has the fullest confidence that, in conecirence of this communication, the Muse of Lords will adopt that course of proceeding which the justice of the case, and the honour and dignity of his 51ajrsty's Crown may require. "GEORGE R." The reviling of this Message was heard by the 110ii•e wall, Ihe most profound oittentson. The Ead of LIVERPOOL then ro-ie 41111 sai 1, " My Lords. I now lay upon the wide thr to which the Message refers, and I give notwe Chit I shall to-ntorrow move an Aihirers to his !ii.jesty„ which, however, will not pledge the Iloti;e to any Noire course of proceeding. It will inerviy assure his M..jr•ty that the Morse wad take these papers tiro its 'ain't serious lion,. and • adopt such proceedings as the ju» tier of the case, and the honour and dignity of the Crown may require.' I shall then pro pose the appointment of a Secret Counitithe to %valorise theme l apes. Nir ohject is to runic MB closely 4111 1)0431'14e former precedents, !:intigh indeed nu precedent can be found which %ill app4 to the present case, in all its particulars. The duty of t h e Comiutttee will be to suggOt that . PETITIONS. A Petition was presented from • place in Pem brokealitre, fax a removal of the duties tio coals.— Read sod laid on the table. Mr. LOWTHEit presented a Petition from a place in Cumberland, preying (as we underasood) for protection to the shipping irsteresio. Mr. Ctratimit stated, that he had been ;retracted to support the prayer of the .Petition, in conse quence of the extreme distress experienced by those connected with the shipping along the coast of Cumberland.—Read and laid on the table. Lord G. SOMMIIIST preiwuted a Petition from Agriculturists of Soistrwietshire, for further protec. lieu to agriculture.—lteed and laid un the table. MARRIAGE A M. Mr. W. SMITH said, he bad had the bonotir inme time back of bringing in a Bill for making a certain alteration in the marriage ceremony pie scribed by law, lint it hut been dropped irs colipea qitenee of the divasOlation of Parliament. He had now a Petition to present from certain Dissenter., stating revers, reasons why a measure of that tr ture shoUld be mimed into a law. The Petition haling been read, and laid on the table, together with three others to the same purport, prevented by tlie *seise Hon. Member, he theta gave notice that lie should move for leave to bring in • Bait similar to the one referred to. PAPERS: Lord Ci.tve presented certain Papers relating to Sir G. WARTIV . IDER presented certain Papers relative to the Navy. Mr. LtisiiiiroTon presented Papers plating the present amount of the Public lido of Great Cr,- tain, of Exchequer Bills, and of Mali 'Freratify Bills. RECOVERY OF TENEMENTS (IRF.I.AND). On the motion of Sir J. NEV/PitaT, liar it.-co‘erg of Tenements (Ireland) Bill was read a third tint", mid passed. GRAMPOUND. Mr. GRENFELLi to refrreoce to the nimion mite by .Jr. D. Gidlivrt the n.ght before, " That it be un instruction to ihr Col ttttt Ate*. on the Grampound pu , franchi!‘rinent Bill, to extend the right of rotes tug for burgesses to serve in Parliament For tbe 1,,,, 0ug i, o f Grampound to freeholders of the butt. , cireds of Nader and Pyder," said, that in the event of such ameodinent being carried. a thing tviiien he :tumid very much regret, it was his in teminti to pront.,:e. as an additional instruction. that the right shotild be extended to the hundred of P•iirrn also, and an adjoining one. The Gl.os Bill WWI read • second time. The Transfer of Grants Bill was read a third time. and passed. TtlE QUEEN. • At thin time, the {louse being unusually full lot so early an 'sour— Lord CASTLEREAGH retired to the bar, and being called on by the Speaker, states! he had a Meta i ge front the King. It oral uninediately hmuglo sshen all the Mentlwra were 11 , iro•Mfell, read by the SPEAILER.-•-• 1.4 the leans of Nil Message see Me Lord? Report.) Lund Cssrt.car.suw then delivered itp at the table a sealed bag, sionlar to dint laid on the table the either florist , . awl said; that at Pryer:it he situuhl merely ritoi.r eu address of thanks t o his Mairsty, to retort, the Thanks of the Ifo.e Inn lutist gracinnS Ali es,age.....reserving ohterva trona thereon till to.morrow, when it wad his ' vi t en . tam to wove, tb.it the ',vets controutti , :r eel should be referrer! to a Committee of Secretry, to raamitie thereinto, and to report their Olsen sumo' to the I lotivr. Ti.e riohte Lord then moved. that this Ilosi.e do preseut all humble Addr-,e t o his My. jetity. to, return III:11 the Thanks of this flows. for I his must, gracious llessige; and to assure hint, ',VI, 4,4 . 4 t) 4stni i xi Al