The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-07-02 00:00:00

-.------- -•.-- - . - - , - - ---- i / .. :7) *ll • . 4 ., , , . -.•_,- ~ k i . :./ D " ... _ ....4 ,I 0 •,.„," ..4 It . -' N .I I I %i _ N , ... , I I , . i I ( r 1 20 ., I b :.. 1 ...., .• vr . ' oriaol qi t t LAI L. 11 - 4 , - . , . . , • I NUMBER 6108. NEW THR.ITRIenROYAL. BAY-HANK T. THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, July St, will be performed the Comedy of SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER. Mr. Hisnicsatle, Mr. Terris; Sir Charles Marlow, Mr. y ov eger; Halllllllll, Mr. Daher • Youths Marlow Mr. C. legible; Teey Limpkie, Mr. Listwa. Mrs. Hi:relcastle, Mrs. Pricer; Mao 1111,ille, Miss Ilairt (freer the Theatre Royal, ftris.ol. her Ant appearance oil this Stagy), Hie. Herdrati le, Mrs. Chalterley. Aft. r which. • Cowie Pier., In nee art, called A DAY AFTER THE WEDDING. Col Freeleive, Mr. Jose.; Lewd Rivers, Mr. Baker. Ldy Visahrth Freelovet Mrs. Cbalterhrb To etinclaJe with (10th fiver) • New FAseleal !Weida, Is One act. ealletl THE RILL OF FARE. Bones. sL—Pit, 3E—First G•lkry, 2. —Artned tasllrry.ts. The D..orm to be opened at Six o'Clock, sod the Prrforra autee L. begs. at Seven. Places for stir Boxes to he taro of Mr. Matsinehant, at the Th. sire, of whorn Private Boxes OM) be had, slightly. To Inorroir, Tire Ahmed Tisk—after whirls* satw Gommly, in Hares sett. eadrd Jubs Busby, or A Dly's Pleasure...id The Air.eolAr Sarprior. ; de ileirsdsy, die Fare, a Wet Weedier. THEATRE-RDTAL, RNG 1 LIS II OPBRA-1411431, STRAND, TiliS EVENING, TUESDAY, July 4, will he acted Ibe favoselle Pirte, in one so, eilled THE ACTRESS OF ALL WORK. Mr. Cast, Mr. W. Beanitt ; The %Imre, Daughter, Nies Aweli.f Fisher; Mafia, Miss Clara Fisher ! Bridges, Mimi Clara Fisher!! Flourisa, Miss Clara Fisher !! Goody Mulabia., Miss Clara Fisher!!!! Lounge, Miss Clara Fidler:"" ! Mad. Jew phi ne, M ass Clara Fiaher ! !!!! ! The original Piologaie, by Mast:l.ra Fisher. Afiet rliich (2d lime), sa entirely New Operetta, called LOVE AMONG THE ROSES; Or, THE MASrEK-KEY. Principal Characters ►y M.. Bartley, Mr. %T. Bennett, Mr. Woasch, Mr. J. Bland, Ur. Mr.lhir•un, and Miami Carew. To conclude tetth the Musical Enters. 4 lllseut called THE TURNPIKE GATE. Crack, Mies Clara 'saber ; Sir Edward Insheirray, Biaod; Sm.,', Mr. Johann ; Jur Steadfast, Mr. Swalsert. Lon. M.ry, Mon Poway; Peggy, Mrs. Weiypert. roves, Places, Private and Family Boor., may be had of Mr Stevenson, et the Box office, Strand &striate, from Tea till Four. Doors open at Flallf-path Six—Performance begins at &Tea—Second Price al Nine. Tu.ntorrow, Free and Easy—Love Among the Roses— tett The Milker Maid. LAST NIGH PS OF TOM AND JERKY'S PONY RACES. SADLER'S WELLS. Tire Niblie are most rempertfully informed that TOM, JERRY, AND LOGIC, after • splendid and I rtuunplouit career of surreys for Sevessreight Nights, clammy •hich they have been Answered wish the lousiest amilarase from as crowded sad brilliant mods rrrrr as ever reseed • Theatre, will sake a Goal leave of their Patios ow Salary Jou* 6, &Meg Siva ....itlvely she last Night the popular Eciravazanza, with tine celebrated PONY RACES, ran he arte.l. TI -IN EVENING. TUESDAY, J•ly 2. aial Doing the Week, will be revealed the new petteetrian, elle-strum, tied operatie Extravaganza, of gaiety, frisk, lark, watt patter, celled TO 11 AND JEIIIIY, let I.• Life in the Cituniry.—Act U. Lite to London.— Art Sprrro WITH PONY RACER. After which will he produced a Comic Pantomime, 'madly new, and partly arleeted from the moat favourite Panlo. mime. of the tart ten years, rolled JACK AND JILL; Or, HARLEQUIN RUSTIC. Va Monday, July e, Mrs. Eg riling will make her brat •p• 'meaner Aro 8.61.011 IN Ivor original (+Gratin. of &ledge Wildfire, is Toe Howl of Mid-Loliiao. which coo only be 'seed a very few Milers, pr. noes to which will be produced New Ballet Dwortiseolesit. IrRE ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL DENTIFRICE, invested by the late Jacob Hemet, Dentist to the Royal Family, have been proved by long ex perience to g. ratty excel, both its elegance and efficacy, every other preparation for t►e Teeth and Gums ; they ef fectually preserve the Teeth in a sound state even to old age, reader them white sod beautiful without impaii log the enamel, fasten such as are loose, and keep such as are de. eared from becoming worse. They likewise render the breath delicately sweet, prevent the Tooth-Ache, perfectly sure the Scurvy in the Goma, and make them grow firm and dose to the Teeth.—The Essence is particularly recom mended to Parents and Persons who have the care of Children as the greatest preservative of young and leader Tv.ih. Nome are genuine but what have the words, "J. Hemet, Bayley and Blew, Cockspor-street," engraved is the Stamp. Prier 2s. 9,1 each. BAYLEi's TRUE ESSENTIAL SALT of LESIONS, IN taking Ink Spout, sad Stain. ..It of Lace and Linea. The gnome is stetted " W. Bevley" an the Box and Wrapper. Also his SCOURING DILOPS; for taking Grease riot of Silt, Staff, WooII. a Cloth, &c. price Is. each. VERITABLE PONIIIADE DIVINE , prtee Js. 6d. the giant. Sold. Wholesale *ad Retail, by Bayley and Blew, Per fumers, Corksper suite' Luatloo. ALA It D n..d CO. who until the Two First 20,0001. Pr.zes its the Lust Lottery Contraet, respect. Mi l , r►miad the Mobile, that the greed Summer Lottery, cuulainieg TWO 0r.... TWO ..r moue! ice. lie C....x....14 end Maury, BEGINS 16/A JULY. TEN CAPITALS imam to be Doman First Day! and may hr. gained by the small kirk of U. IS.. • Murk Ticket--- 1/. S. . a Half-13e. for • Qoarter.--70. W. au E.ahih, and 44. • Syrieenth—aa all Porehmers, after taking the Chance the Fur,t o,y, will be allowed in return their Ticket, or Shares, wbettur drawn R.anks, pencil Priam, we Ustarawo, the above .mall reduesioa from the blooey they paid, If proem...a on or hero,/ 26th 44 July. Tartlet, and Shirrs are Selling at HAZARD and Co.'s ind-mtalili bed Offiem, Royal Emhange Gale; 2S. Curd -101; and 314, O•ford-street, Cotner of Swallow-aireet. IIISORI)EliS of the N ERVOUS SYSTEM. r toe iginating in excessive indulgence of the appetites and lisseions, or in hereditary structure, constitute the naiseiy of a large pin &ion of the afflicted. Depraved ail twine, treudilmg of the limb% weskuess of burly, and incur. sein e , of mind , p .cal.arly cl.aracierise diem, and make flea discharge of the aerustonsed duties of life laborou■ and e•ati.ume. The C(PR DIA L BALM of GILEA D attacks tuts h)dia with astonishing auccers, and may be restarted to rith the It st rosifideuce. hy 11r. Johnston, 68, Corishill; Air. Seam (laitat Raron and Oxford.slieet, London and Mr. Chatham; and all Bookseller% itt bottles I la. 'ad.; Ihrte are also bottles 335. each, the Idler contstuing the ylmit Iy of funs at I Is. o &Int X 010111671, liverpoot" It e.g. ated uu the 1141 9 . , to imaatr *lnch is felo:ty. 'tire LONDON, TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1822 CITY of LONDON TAVERN, Julie 3,9 The Animist of the Sebtmeiptlona re atty. dto this day 14 ..5101.106 17 • Salimliptkrus unpaid Total 5101,866 17 8 The AMmint of 403 Remittent** to Money to Ir. libd is to this day • *.••S f 73,906 0 0 The Argolis* of Amislane* vest awl Metered • is Putatiree roe titers, is GateSral, thee., and Biscuit, wish ether disleiresspe n t s , is *best ...• • ‘•••migyris,.. • . 26,500 0 0 •' 'i" •• 5100,405 0 0 The Ciiitismittee 9850111115119V . ,1 1 19 elthihit to the Public. by this Advertisement, Hat the 108ssewelletst Cusitillissi u , st the Groinstanity are warty rslawsSed. They desswd moth on she y3OlOlOl of the F.stabaibled Chill, of the, ether Ministers of Relrl,on , aod or the Churchwarden, Of the se. viral Parishes, fur a prompt sod liberal dasimasee. They feel it, however, their duly 1.. deelare, that sliesild their must ',linguist etpretatiatta be utilised from this Chris. ties Istoevoleuee. there will still mishit ten great a scope fur all she ' , senior which the afisesil lied the herniae eats kw mow apse the extreme wretche4sMisi .voter which en Pine a putties of the moieties of Wised is sots soffit-tog. Some assistance in Gassiest, fignsil, mid Rite, has be es supplied by the Coiltssittee Is lie &Oriel, whew, the sear. eity of potatoes has been most severe. The desire's of the preseat mouth, tad of the greater part of the next, wsQ he great, and require, every effort of the kcal residenis of the Government, mud of the generous sympathy of Great Britain, to •tleviate the purism misery. and to preserve the hies of thousands of the tedigeot sad famishing peasantry, Added to the Gesesal omositlee—Francis Preeliog, Esq. Daniel Stow, Esq. Animist of Subscriptions already } £101,106 17,. 84. advertis,d f a. ' Small Sabicriptiont 23/. Os. 6d. Ree. I'. Wdliams, Rpse.lane Meeting 6 0 Bil.ton Chapel, Star Aire!, per the Rev. W. Leigh, Citrate la les. tid. Baptist do. per do. 31. 2s• 0 . 1 1 Methodist do. per du. 1 10 Choltass,ld Subs. per Edward Wickham, Esq. High Coo. stable Major-Gen. Sir G. 3. 1111/000, K.C.B. 10 0 The Rt v. John Har vey, Highente .... 1 1 Job. Parrett, .111•. Esq. From Na d rmoiwlle Notelet, being her Sha-e of the Pro cess', of the hearth at she King's Thea. ire, 13th Josue, es. cept 40/. gives by her so the Scottish Hospital, sad to the Society for the Re lief of P.rsoris is Prls,m for Drbt 400 0 Josh. Philip Dubree, E.q 3d Subs. pee Cook, Hagurd, and /1011 Captain G. N. Junes, 2 Jas. Laird, M.D lO 10 F.uss Ware, Hans , per Reverend Me. Dan's 4!. 10s. 11J. From Laverstock, do. 71. 4s. 2d. Wm. Courtensy, Esq. 111. P lO 10 John Rirkmau, Edits* bur gh ....... 5 0 Jultu Burrup, jun. E.q. Josh. Iliegiumn, Esq 2d subscription 2O 0 .1. W. Livet.edge 3 0 A S•cuud Subscription 10 0 J. , huSandtratto lO 0 Mrs. Naii 6 0 Thomas Nall, Esq 6 0 Chelsea/mils William George Cult hatelt..... Fsfehead, Dorset, per v. Edw. Peseuek 3 0 Buckhod, user Dinh. tug, per Rev. C. E. 7 0 (.Ipprr Ci•lford, per Reverend W N. Pedder...... IW. 159. 61. Plsistow, E.sex, Inds peud.ut Cunerega• two, per Key. IL Lacy . 2ll 8.. 10d. A Iteprotata Forosca. tor Hvlston,Corsmall, per f 41. Cork.rmottlh Sub scription, per S. Nieholrus sod Re phew. J. C E I 0 Mr. White end Family, Bridge-WM.. 41 9.. J. H. 'ld Sopseription 10 10 Atherstene. per B. C. Smith, Esq .. 47 7 l i Rev. J. Davidson, East Harptree, 014 Down Front Herr• sod Posies. Dun F. A. ken, Mi nister Plestputen. tisry of Columbia, by Mr. Rowcrofi, per Rin.th, P. th Co 100 0 Mr. J. Urquhart, 8 cwt. trl Navy *bacilli J. H. Durand, Esq. J. G. Mrs. Penne 2 0 Eversden, near At vinous, per Rev. J. Guiding .. 21. 13s. 54. From Barclay and Co. The &wins Catholic Congregalioa in the Chapel at &ONE% Hall. From Nlastermato sod Cu. F.. KIII/11ralys, Big. Newcastle. Sistiord 30 0 Guomskras' Company of Loudon, per Mr. B. Reynolds, Reeler Warden 2l 0 A. R From Smith, Payne, sad Cu. The lion. C. Butler Clarke, IN P. by T. S. R. A Lady is the Coss try, by T. S. R BO 0 Vf eybridge Pat iult Collection, per La Corntr k Co. bal. 12s. Rd. T. N. J........ 2 2 Subscription by the Bishop .1 Cbicbra ier, of Ridge, by Fty sad Co. Parirb •f Leigh, to Keel, Diocese Sub. antiphon of Rothe.- ter, by N. May.... 2 13 Geo. Lefever, SA—. 1 1 Miss Moil 5 0 Mists Kimisesleye 4 0 Mr. Dcoj. Lefroy 4 0 From Whitmore sod Co. W. 0 2 0 Mr. Wm. Swisseow" 1 1 Prom Perrin, iMd Co. Meurs. Overbury red Cortorrothi From Curries mad Co. N. Set.r P.trry, Esq. 5 0 From Fry mod Co. Tucker and Everett 5 From Everett awl Co. B Sayer, E.q 2d.selss 3 1 LG. and J. Leake 10 10 Alsesfield Chords Col leelior, by Meat Chris op is Magic 221. lbs. 9d. Mansfield Unitari am Chart, by Mr Wakefield 29 10 Mansfield Indepeadent Chapels rr Rev. Mr. {'rater Mansfield Methatiat Chapel. by Mr. 21'nethissatoa .. 41. 011. 3d. From Sikes and Co. Meows. 'books sod Cu 101/. 11r. 5.1. Front au Mamas . 10 0 Rev 11. Lativayer.. b 0 Mr T. Keene .. 1 6 Crickhowell. Bream, per ft dG. J. B. vAgs 361.98.6d. I.Auirsi tuck, d 0...... 16 0 Lougeosuey, du. Dot sugtou Chap I, Durban), per H. Witham., 251. be. 6d. Ch ff CLapel,du..... 10 0 Wituborro Mower, D. rset, is addstims to in/. per W. Darentry linhirerip lion, per Watkins and Son dil 1 Front ladbroke sod Co. Wm. Tait, Eaq lO 10 Fran Pole and Co. Castleman, Esq, per T. Miralisse, Esq.. 44 0 °Seers and Mn , uu the Vrevrol, re Ser •ser, Furry, Coen. wall, per Capt. T. Gallery, R N..... 7 15 The Freud) Protestant Chart+, Le Quire, p••r Key. J. L. Chi na The Worshipful COM. pony of Masons, per J. Alillidge, .g.. lit 10 W. Cunsiighsese, Esq. 21 0 J. N. V. prr K Spencer 1 1 .1 hickette, Esq 5 fl C. N. W. 2.1 Sub. of 10 0 St. Lewrence Jeer), Hon. T. Erskine 10 10 Wirkenorih, D., by shire per Rev. Jen. Wood, Coll. 50/. 14e 10d. Fro. Jones. Lori, end Cu. J. H. Frees., jun. Esq. I I Hie Children, instead of ping to the The. 5ir , ...., 1 1 noin Vete sod Co. Mr. Julut W00dytr......6 0 From Dounquet tad Cu. Dflibogii and vleinity. N. MAW, citirib. 116 17 From Curtis & Cu. I.J, 1 1 per Rev. A. $a Cla . AI A !1 t. ft. Id. Froin M*rsie sad Co. TV. F. B. 5 a e. Prom Eadalli and Co. W. &G 5 0 Neribasaphee & at igh beerburad, 3d remit tance lOO 0 Foam *mermen and halt. Nam wick Theatre, be. seat given by Mr. Manton. per Bro a d.: ten, Apron t, la Co ..25 y From William. and Co. Twyfeed Chapel cell. 4 0 Ai 5/131.1d We/move ditto do. tilt 7s. 1.1. Woolleid ditto du. 141 tes id Ilittreohill Belden, Esq. 2 0 Neves. Riophory, Parole, sod Allen 12 12 Cone Haire. Bennetts, & Co k. Hefadtry,ll.9 M.P. 5 0 Mearro • Fent sod Ha miltoa Fled. Fox; Ent.. 2 2 From Rogers and Co. Iltrr. T. Hobbs, Lee- Mottos T. Miller of Poole from ' llanbarr and C•. Mews. Loch, White, mid Castle From Barclay and Co. Z. Y 2 0 J. Morse jun. Es q . 2.1 sub scription . 5 6 Aoth. Sorry, 10 0 Sir 11 & Lady lAwsun 20 0 Fin. Smith, Payne, and Co. West Motet'', Surrey, collectioa per Rev. C. 1/oyly 9/.1306d. R. v. Chas. Neal P. Gearn, Esq. •.. J. Le Merchant ... • • 3 13 Rev. B. E. Ely tiewarstuo, Soothsiop. too, collection Rev. S. R. theme/wad. per Dtommoods & • Co ........ 71. ss. 911. Meows Maya, Fresh. Aeldoned Kaye 2l 0 Coll.citun at Burn. ham cum Boreuey, Burks, per Rev. G. Bethel 171. 9s. sd. Eusebios Hutton, El. 50 0 From Marten, Call, & CO. R. Wilmot, Esq. H.P. 20 0 H. eh Eaq... 5 0 From /ferries and Co. RI Hoe. Lady Rear.. 10 0 From Hammenlty sod Cu. T. Ntill, Esq. 2J Sob. scription Mesa A Neill, ditto.. 2 0 Mies E. Neill, ditto.. It 0 Oxford 4th Sobsetip• How per Fletcher sod Co 219 5 J. Moshe, Esq 5 0 Mr.. Ells. H 0 t .. From Ransom and Co. Part of Taunton Sob. WM lot kat, per ',and D. Bedrock ..1771. Inc. Ad. From Drummiind mud Rev. Cho Ist. Aust. y.. 3 S Captsiu Shel..on ..... 2 0 C. Rabb, Erg. Dept ford Hon Miss Julia Cur- • son ,2d Sirloirri piton 2 0 A 133nk of England Nate of SI. mat to t Gentleman in West. : mintier trine a per sou unknown. tinder tbit signature of • Friend,s ft. e drawer irig the' espeuse of ' Advertosenteuto its TheMorsolog H. raid of 1he12.1. 23th, aud 28 h June D. G. P. Morris, 3d subserips I Lirrtensat.Culunel W. Napier ..... A Lady's second sub scription - 0 Lleur.-Geweral Wit , lington, per Genes- iroOrl •;ad Co $ From Wright sod Co. A Frtend From Cousin end Co. IV. M. 64 P. 3 Air. M I I Illim A. M. RR,. W. L. Buckle I I Hou Gsnmal 0 I. L. Farrrr, Fug. Col Sir Gro Wood 0 0 Cardiff and Neigh bourluied, td Subs. 8 6 From Snow and Paul. Wart, EN. 2J . . _ thabscripiwo lO 0 B. H H Prods Goalimrs and Sharp. Dr. William Adams 5 0 W. G. Rear•Admual Wore 10 10 Free Praed and Co. I , l"rthampion and neighbourbood ....100 0 J. WI Ilium , F.o.q. M.P. b 0 Flom Ile•sre. Home Robert Grout, Esq 10 111 Miss Grout °thous Partsb, per Rev. W. Horne 10 0 8.9. George Finch, Eng Rev. A. A. Cul►dle Rev. W. Jain... 3 3 From Child and Co. Mr. Ed.ard Horse 1 1 Mr. Chides Blautly 1 1 C. Cuitrpl, E•q. Sd S.bstriplioo As the Col'ret les fur coatribelinns, under the King's Ut ter, fut the Keller of the Distrrs•rd Irish, is to be made from lionise to Imams it is earnestly submitted to Gentlrmen is ti e respective perishes that they easy render the most essential service if they will assist is the Culls Mims in the I Dts trick, of their Parish. Gentlemen who may be so benevolently disposed are re; quested to send to the Vestry their names snit the Dunrici in which they purpose ill assist in the Co!krona. The Committee meet at the City of Lando° T daily, at Ekesn for Twelve. Subscriptions are received at the Committee Room, Ire. !wren the hours of Twelve and Four; by !iamb, Payne, and Smiths, snJ by ■ll the flanker, is London led Wcatminelef. By order of the Committee, 1111 CH. WM. TROY. Hon. See. WESTERN DISPENSARY, CHARLES•STREET, WESTMINSTER. His Royal Htithoess Prince LEOPOLD or Saxe- Cohorg,•K.G. Patron. • QUARTERLY GENERAL MEETING of the Hottentots thii Chariot *ill he 1•.1.14ras •t the Dispentgry on THURSDAY 14RXT, the 4th lament, at Eight o'Clotk to the Evernietif precook,. - • - WM. LINDEVAN, Secretary. Upper Croft-street, Wrs4ativittr, idly 1. 1922. HOPE FIRE AND LIFE AsleßA Ncr. CdMPANT. OFFICES, 10, LUDGATE-HILL And 345, OXFORD STREET, Loeboli; In, PRINCES-STREET, F.ntnnonnts; And 18, WESTMORELAND-STREET, Dunt.in. riIHE Directors of ales Company respcetrully haulm ibc Public , that Pulicies of Assurance are granted by them ou the Lives of Persons in the Army. Mill tic or Yeomanry, within ilse Untleai Kingdom, whether on Half-pay, or ill actual Service, nisholas extra Premises'. Life Assurers wish this Company use permitted to pass by See 616019ae Pert of the United Kisphrm to another, in netted Veseels v er Steam boats; and one also allowed floor ing Price, 1 5 ; : raik Goat to Foreign Puit,betweeu the Testi -Brest, both ineiunve, in Vessels as above dews b i hey, additional Elsarge. WE 43FEICL—Capita) ONE 81ILLION. Perdue annring in ilde Ofiles participate in Pro f it* Septennially, ssilhost incurring the liability of Laos, Ow Proprietors haring undertaken all Ileirponsihility ; upon whirls Prineip:e ownstraqi are the instances of Tea, Twenty, •nd Thirty per reef. being paid in addition to the Amount assayed ; and Cases have occurred wtrere the Payment ha. been store than double the Sum assured. A Runs., amounting, in most instances, to Twenty-five per Cent. and in some to upwards of Thirty per Ceet. on Ilse Premium paid, within the seven years, ending at Michael. man 1818, has been added to all Policies of Assurance effect ed in ibis °Mee, for the whole Period of Life. FIRE OFFlCE—Capital ONE MILLION. Policies • Beefed upon every Description of Property within the United Kingdom, ninon reasonable Teems. Lome. are uniformly paid by this Company, with Libera lity and Promptitude. Policie• which expire at Midsummer should be renewed within fifteen days thereafter, or the same will became void. No Entrance Money, Admission Fee, or other Official Charge, exacted. IVILLIAM BURY, Sec. N B.—The Inhabiteots of the Western Distrait of t►e Metropolis are informed that the Direrturs of this Company Mire opeurd an Ogler, No 30, Critedord.eireet, Bryansiune. square, nailer the superintendence of Mr. William Gmitthugh, wise e Fire ur Life Reserattee may be promptly .fretted NOBLE M NSION--CA M DGF. HOUSE, • The PROPERTY .ed RESIDENCE of her We MAJESTY QUEEN CAROLINE mR. ROBINS, of Warwick Howie, Regent street, informs the Pahlir that, by order of Iho lExe eators of her Isle MAJESTY, he shall offer FOR SALE BY AUCTION, At Gamlen?' Cuffee.Hoase, •Cbrage.Alley, Corolsin, *a TUESDAY, the 18th Jtily, 1822, at Tw. lee o'Clock., THE NOBLE SPLENDID MANSION, . . _ . slimily le Booth Andley-street, Gromessor-square, pleaned with Soils of spacious lofty Apartmento, judiciously ar ranged, and elegantly Bandied and Stied up; an ezleasive realm of Hanseatic Offices for all purposes, large Garden en closed by wall, and double folding gates, with Carrier drive, Viewer Borders, Ac. forming • handsaws, erproach A Cataract DWELLING HOUSE as the Exist, snd•fae ing Hill street, an eligible Residence for a email family; two Coarb-homer, and Stables for fourteen Humes. The whole of the extrusive Premises are Leasehold, sad admirably calculated for the Residi nee of • Family of the first Rank and Disimetion ; the whole in very ewcelleut order, and fit for immediate wrote.. To be viewed by Tickets only. Pariicsilars way be had on the Premises; of Wm. Viz ord, Eat Inut•Belds; and of Mr. Rubins, No. 170, Retreat-Weal, opposite Bar llnglon-strect, of whom Ticket. may be had. - MONUMENT TO SHAKSPEARE. THE C. try which gave birth to SHAK. SPEARF., and which, no that sole secotlnt, might confidently reckon upon continuing to he 4 . honoured anstiog the Halloos," 'sets though all other tit lea to distibetloo were annihilated and forgotten, remains to this day without a public tesiimiinial of the mingled love, gratitude, sad ad. miration which her people unereationably feel toward. this greatest of human beings. Our distinguished Monarch., Statesmen, Warriors, 3sr, have out been suffered to deseeud into the Tomb without calling forth some external cymbal of respect; but Sliskapeare--•hat Monarch in the realm. of mind—that "'wrests epirit," to which all others are content to bow in token of homage —W. hitherto remained with no other Monument than his own Works—doubileas all-soffi t-4st as far as regards the dead, but not enough to satisfy the li.i.g—to perpetuate the Time of Shakspsare belong. to Shakspraie himself; bat to evince a sense of the matchless powei a from which that fame is for ever sprinting, is a di.. liortiowaiid duty reserved for the present day. It is therefore proposed to erect • NATIONAL MONEY MEN r to the MEMORY of SHAKSPEAKE, on the spot where he lived and died. The project has received the high sanction and pairouage of his Most Gracious Maj. My George the Fuuith, and Committee., consisting of the under.mentioucd persons, have bees formed to carry it into effect. Ii is coneeised that to solicit Subscriptions on' such •n Delusion would not only be uunressaary, but out of purr, some the proposed object is, no► so much to honour the sermosy of the Bard, as to evince a nai ianal sense of wha► is due to that memo, y, which can uuly be dune worthily by being done spontaneously. _ _ PATRON!, HIS MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY. Pace His Royal Hight:roe Vice-Pa His Grace the Duke of Wil ford Hss Grace the Duke of De- MINT, ihe DUKE of YORK. rstorwra: - The Right Hon Earl Grey The Bight Liu*. Earl Siren. eer The Right Hes. the Earl of Blesiatoo The Right Hon. tie Earl of Elgin The Right Hoe. t►e Earl of Egresnon 5 The Right Hun. the E,rl of Harriegloo. voushire His Grace the Duke of Wel haoun The Mo•t Noble the Marquis of 11.seratown The Right Hee. the Earl of Abenh es The RioMt How. the Earl o 4 Da.t leo mai 11..oxr•ox (' Right Hoe. Sir C. Lou', 'OIIMITTrt: B. W. p. otter. F.i.q. sir 'flume* I a w retire, P. R.A. Erseets Fueling. Esq. Washingtun Irvin, Esq. a.c.n. Sir George Beaumont. Bart. Sir Walter Scull, 11.,t. Sun Cul Charlet Kemple, E•q Chat.. %lutbews, EdatunJ Kehl), Eui. MIME: Williran Alserrady, Esq. Charle. Young, F,•g. Joh.. Faire.ll, Erg. ISTMATIOID C 011111117 1 ,11: Sir G.ey Akipwilb, Ram Carreto Saunders Rey. Jame. INveuirert, D.U. 11.k.is Heat. Esq. Rev. Joh., Ohs Robert Bell %Meier, Esq. Tieaburvr—Rowlsed Stephenson, Esq Banker, 69, Loin- G e neral Serretnry..—Charles Maihewi, Esq. . Serrrtary tlw V.,..sty of W.1./Irk—Alfred Mom., E.q. Secrets', Or the TOMi of Stratford—K. D. IVbeler, - IMPERIAL PARLI4MEN7'. HOVSE OF LORDS. MONDAY, JULY 1. Their Loeilehipe met at ten o'clock. APPEALS. BRUCE, Appellant; M'CtoOD sod Nl‘CLoup, ltespondents. . . This was an Appeal fromt . the Gut of R•smion (Sentlind). Air. Athol was heard for the Respondents, mud the At. tormey General in reply...Judgement poseponeet. Knox, Appelletett ; CHAMIIIts, Itespondeßt. . _ . _ . • Tile •es an Appeal from the derision of the Court of Exch.-goer (Iceland). Mr. Heald was beard fur the Appel laat.—Further hearing podpiined. ROYAL ASSENT. At s quarter before four o'cleek the Lords Commissioners, the LORD CHANCELLOR, the Marquis of WINCH Es- TER, end the Earl of SHAFTESBURY, dressed is them robes, took their seats no the Woolsack. The LORD CHANCELLOR diricied the Deputy Usher of the Black Rod to inform the House of Commons that their presence was reqoired ht order to hear his Majesty's Assent given by Commission to several Bills. la • few minutes the Speaker, attrodrd by several mem- Ipes of the House of Commons, arrived, when the Rosal Arrest was givers to the following B Ile :—The Re 'station Bill; the Amassed Taxes Composition Bill; Sher rigs' Depute (Seotlaird) Bill; the Tomato Daly Lpdsl Bill; Sir J. M. Ddyle's Divorce Bill, and fosse Private Bills. The Speaker, and the other members of the Hoene of COOlllll/1.11, thee ret iced. The Distillation (Scrulasid) Bill, and the Westminster im provement Bill, went through d Committee, and were re ported sithoot soy amendment. THE MARRIAGE ACT AMENDMENT BILL The Marquis of CAMDEN presented a Petition, from Lady of the obese of Charlotte Attie Heywood, of threes, in Brecknockshire, praying that the above Bi.l alight not be passed irto a law. The Nimble Marquis moved thit the Pe tition should be read, after which be weeld move that it it should be laid on the table. The Petitiod stated, that is March last the Petitioner was induced by a young man, of the same of Josiah Cruiebely, to elope with him from her nsothei'a house, fur the purpose Wag married • that Crotchety procured a beetle, I. the diocese of Laedalf, by swearierg that she wee the age of VI, he well knowing that she wan soder that age; they were married, and in two hoary afterwards, before co-habitation, the brother of the Petitioner rescued bee from Crotchety, sad she was shortly commenced that from the character of Ceatchaly that she teethe out to have married. Proemidinp had beeti taken is the Erele•tesuical Costa to set aside the marriage; but if the pretest Bill passed, they would be of so avail.—The Petition was 'bra laid no 11w table Lord ELLEN BOROUGH said, the Pelitiosim bad miss lake, the retrospective past of the Bill, for if she had out cohabited with lime Mae she married, the marriage would Not be made valid by it. The Petstioa; however, Mir wed the neremit, of the pruaprctive pert of the Bill, fur by if if the was she married bad obtaitted the neresirary liceum by perjory, be would he liable to be prosecuted for that mime, am* be aobjecial to Me preialimeat of trateeporlait.m. • ....... The LORD CHANCELLOR did Dot Wok to take that PR ice id ' oppYrionity to my any thidt egYitist dm Bill, bet it was em- Ident finin the OTetitine that the ',troupe& lee clause wee not the least understood. Ae to the reapettive pyrt iit the he weYhed to brew why the enarttnent ne to !meow, wee to Ikepot in ferry. in September netts, and that regarding Minya the Mir if,,, pommy the Ai-, I L or d ELLEN HOIttlf!GII &moldered the pninte men tinned by the Noble end Id-erred heel ayp mere train, se thty mmlit hr e,..87 a Nen A The LORD CHANCELLOR • arid. he believed if tt.a Noble llama (K leutionisigh) usderstood the Bill be would T sot (iv* his count to it.• The Earl of LAUDERDALE. ..id if he owl the Roble Ramo dot not utolritiand the Hill, he woo ewerissee4 !toot Owe wog oo mange who hail mote rapteilv is zi std rtplails 'ham the N..hte and 11.rwened awl ; but In he 4r. tOuted to explain it. he w. , 01d be otlioged to suppose (Kat &es he Aid sot nn4enland I Lived ELLEN HOKUUF;H emiA he understmA the Rill ea to boll /fond. but wish the propoved arnetidmriits of (ho Roble and teenned Earl, he would rut illiftri , lantl it, end if Iltry err:ce eairicd he would mot vote for the Bill ; t b. s • bee set eel"; r'siiialea, but of• 11 that shorn he bail tot - soloed an ilie subject. - The LORD CII•NCELLOR hewed the Nolde (Larne knewsu little of lan th at b e " .I'4 nut ilifilerti•iisi Ilia (the aliuseeilues) popsies' ebibser ; sod ha also hehercd that thew dint Noble Snow e4 4 cuusulied with wee: equ•Ly j maaskt nn the sohjeel.: ALLENBOILIJVQH ;woe of an op;nmo ihal as AO of mete we 110111erfiete An, ueght tv he se word. exl as go be mode• stood try rvrry parson it tbe copies, Cal sot. to be left to lawless tuoeine, The cuts...sat flu then dropped. B.r James thaham and iiiiier Member, of the Rouse of Commune brought up the Police Bill, Exchequer Otter, (Ireland) Bill, the Welsh Coal Bill, and the Muddiest: Teca surer Bill l they were severally • list time. EORN IMPORTATION DILL. The Duke of PORTLAND presented • Petition from tire Editor of the Fdrinere Jolental 'gables the ,hose Lord REDhbIIA LE prraealed • similar Pctiiton fr• la atrial. Owners and Occupiers of Laud in Yorlshirr. 112 % y wee read and laid on She table. Their Lordsictss were dien going into a Committee on Ile Bill, when Lurd REDESDA LE roar, lied said that be would net convent lo a Bill of so entfeb importance being committed and diseased in the •hsenea of the Ministers 1.. r the Crown; he would therefore more that She Committed on the sult shOold be pustmmerl noir l to morrow. The Fell of WES I'M CIRCA WO considered tint it won understood by their birtlahiria that the romans was sot Is be distuaseil in the Committee, hut on the third reading Of the Hill no Friday neat. After some riinee.sation across the table, in which the Earls of Lauderdale, Motley, Wtomin land, and Lord Rodeo dale look part. eh, Order of the Day for twist into the Cu" =lure was discharged, mid renewed for Wednesday nest. Adjourned. ROUSE OF COMMONS, MONDAY, JULY I. The Rouse met at • frt. Initiates before four o'cloch. The SPEARER beissi •smmoord by the Black Rod ) a:. tended the llod•e of Lord. to witness the Royal Ar•kt Rive„ to several 11.1's Yea which see She Lordr). Mr. lk FITZGERALD prmented • Petition from the Clerk of ilar Crown for She County of Clare, against dm Grand Jury Prtoeulntents Bill. The HtiAgate Chapel Bill was Mo•sht in, rend • line tiler, anJ ordered to be read a second time on friday. SALT DUTY REPEAL BILL This Bill w•• read • fist, sod ordered to be ma aK eyed time to-morrow. Mr. CURWEN gave notice of an instriiction be would move after the second marlin, to confine the operatiou of the Bill to the year miring, Mr. MOBHOUSE presented a Petition from Chines Maddox. one of the Reformers imprisoned for meeting to elect a legislatorial attorney at Warwick, complaining of various gri connictet with his to■l and potnirlunent. His chief I omp'aint wss of the selection of the Special Jury, and the unequal shore of preishoneot which was visited. upon hum, the excess of which was ascribed to the manner of his detester, • right moat unconstitutionally assumed by the Judges of late. The Petition prayed for the release of all piimerra confined for politicil offences, and for com pensation fur the sufferings and limes of all reformers, ter drawn out of the large sinecures. After a few words from Mr. H. TWISS and Mr. HOB HOUSE, the Petition was ordered to be printed. Mr. S. RICE preseuted • Petition from Cow bius ADDIIII - Coroner of the County Kerry, against the Irish COM. nms Mir..—Orderfd to he printed. Mr. DAWSON moved the third rending of the Metropolis Police 8.11, which was aceurdingly read the third time, and. passed Mr. E. WODEIIOUSE presented Petitions from Norwich sad Yarmouth, complaining of I siltesitions effected by a Bill passed in last mouth, relative to the Malt Drum.. Mr Alderman WOOD complained of the new burdens:sill ou the mobsters of mall capital. . . . Mr. HUME compl.ined of the see►esy and celerity with which arc\ Bills passed at one or two o'clock in the morning. The Petitions were ordered to be printed. li rd BINNING presented • Petition from Subteribers to a National Military Alon•nient to he erected in Boatload. praying that 111,0001. out of 100,100 f. voted by Portia meat for similar perpows, might be .dried to their subscrip tions fur the purpose of building a church. After some diniceminis on the subject between Mr. Grew. fell, Mr. Home, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir R. Wilson, Mr. Cameo, Mr. J. P. Grant, sod Mr. H. Drum. the Petition was laid rin the table. Mr HUME moved for various returns relative to the Land Tax Collectors, together with their receipts end balsocrgi iu tits last area years,—Ordered. RIRBAND WEAVERS OF COVENTRY. Mr. PET F.R MOOR F. presented a Petition of the Rifihnuil Weavers of Coveutry, agreed on at • public Meeting at the County Hall, eunvrued by public adverliwinent, under the sassetios of the Magistrates, praying each al . inition. aid asernilments In the Art of the 40th tied. ill , eilled the Com bination Act, as should remove diffieollies in its operation, so far as to render it 'ammonia to briug disputes b-tween rm. ple)ers sod employed to • final termination. Mr. Moore said. the Petition was signed ley nearly 1,200 of these meritorimia artisans; but he expressly chaired it to be understood, that it was virtoolv the Pillions of the whole city of Coventry. whose several insereats it erribnsetd, inasmuch, he said, as the ribhand isanitfacture of Csveriry stood i• the same rela tive sitsalium towards the whole city, as she apiculture! in terest did to the whole kiugdem , si given in evideuce before Committee of this Heuer—that if the eibbasid trade pros paved, the whole city of Coventry, every trade and avocation is it prospered; hot, if she ribbaud trade foiled, they all failed, and the whole city felt the same dist,.s., sod were all alike threatened with our common rain. Mr. Moore stated, that the whined manufacture employed 80,000 persons, mid spread its influence over as newly more; and, white prusee'ed, thew artisans not only contributed to Church and fiat., hot they enabled great numbers .to maestri& them /wive. a id families, to keep Blear of parochial relief, and to keep dowa the poor rates; that theme a:tissue hod received no ad in their rates of labour from 1188 to 1813, although all othi4 class., of sheer had received augsbeetaiion equal to she rise of prolusions and the .ores art,, of life; that two yews of great demand had listrodiced Iwo the trade intruder's with wapitis/. who had sureetselled the tweieut system which time issinemolial had establisher(, .f the masters twain to settle the rates of • •