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NUMBER 1063.) FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR DIGNUNL THEATRE. ROYAL, DRURY-LINE. THIS PRESENI* EVENING. Jane 4. Their Maie•ties . Servants will tit the Donve tliE. SIEGE OF The Seraskior, Mr. Brahma ; Peter, Mr. Divans ; Lilla, Signora St-race In Act I will be totrod-eed, the celebr.ted Dint from . 8 Amor Fratr•..iir " w Mr Braham and Signora Sunoco: and in A& 11 the far rite Air of "My heart oak love is boat ing," 1,. Mr. graham. In the course of the Evening, Os celebrated Duet of " Aft a Well," by Mr. Rrat.am zed AI, Dignum writ %Igo sing the • inured Song called " Lovely Wonsan governs all And. for that Night only, by perinission ' the celebrated Song of ..The Great Nation • tw, Welt standby our King." To which will he ;Med, the Comedy of THE VVEDIANG DAY. • Ticket., and Plates fertile Bono, to be had of Mr. Dignum 3so. 47, Gloweester-stroet, Queen's-square- or Mr. Ead, at hi. Circulatmg Library, Alheniationdsset, PreCadilly ; and of Mr. Porbrook, at sloe boa-OfEce, in Little Runisilhstrest. THIRD TIME. THEATRE-ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESINNT EVENING, Jana 4, will A be aided, a New TragDGAR ; edy...died E dr,, CALEDONIAN SIMS. • The Principal Chaniders by Milt Smith, Mr. Pope, Ur H Johnston, Mr. Chapman ; Miro Brunton, Mrs. ti . John sunk, Mrs Humphries. The Epilogue to be spoken by Miss Smith. End of the Play, en allsonoliol Ballet, coiled THE UNI I'ED BRITONS. Ti. wiiieb will be 1444 d Farce, called, MISTAKE tJPON - MISTAKE; OR, APPEARANCE IS AGAINST THEW. On Sstiardav, Soch Thinga Are, wilts The Escaper. NFW ROYAL CIRCUS, Viraranash•v ' Jura 1. MHK Public we most respeftiully informed, the popular Grand Spectacle of The MYS FERIOUS fREERLIOTER ; or, The DAYS OR QUEEN HESS, wo'l be performed tit.' Eceniog for ma last time, with the Omit- Dance of Co ['PAGE COURTSHIP. Ur. Makeer's EQUFsTRIAN FLATS, slid the B.w Comic Pantomime of hiOadUS cod MERCURY; or, HAILE QUIN's HEY DEY. T , -olorrow, Thors4ay. will Joe brought forward the favourite lificetaele of JUAN FERNANDEZ ; or, The Rat FISH SEA !NAM's Stull Y. MR* RIIPTIIRE SOCIETY VriTABLISHED for the Relief of both Sexes •"qief.st with HE litbilAßY COMPLAINTS and Plt 0 LAPSES It b. 4 bee& estimated that at 111114 Oita posse it skean is Ruptured but among those chimes of the ememenw haw ob•ch are much exposed to laborious employment, the avenge may be fixed a: one in eight we .iine ; aid it is found Mat, in eitnepossicular Pinches, nie prolate , * may be ft._ rd... 41 crew a faun/ of me imb u u nag paip i aapi cu pt . Thn Complaiht Id ma confined to arty psuurelar age or Sex, her tit, the eon -sown* of depraved habits .r manure' beha viors.; but it arises iron a neturat bodily defect, or (rum very unusual enerneus, as any period id life; and eat be neither f.neeern or avoided. either by the wealthy ru the poor. %Tah oe' weedy aid, it generally terminates by a painfal &rut rapid disicalweion, to early hi., or lonic the again of !toehold : although, in a rumen. of cases, rts fatal cortmelleences may hinio-t evetainly bra prevented by the applutetioa of an aping. pane Tram or Compress. Prolapses are got, raised, equity coesnon ; bra yet exc., .each more (tequeetly than an roam tentne observer be apt to suppose, a* ate especially Irma at to the weaker Sex. • neteme Mrs erliettat :goer, whems neosewhoerfalieftmeobsaw ' *sorted to, doting 'booties** et Ropteme and Prasposs, Ik e g e t i appy objeets are cammonly disabled bean fulfilllortte ordinire duties Lt "'castanet*. The *teem& dan per of three inamptants, and the great inconvernencies entailed on thee pitiable beings w'a serene their misfortune, have given birth M en in ,, umerable host of True; sellers. Rupture-mongers, Women-doetoni, and igrierant int:rosters: so that "no eat was the Lite celebrated M..P..tt observes)** ear furnished tech ar en dant sue*. me of Quiche, as Repea t s have." Ily adoring a system of economy i n the formation and teenage. !neon of a portmda.ent Fund far the Relief of these unfortunate seisms, a number of Snbscribets of Otte .r Two Guinea& each, per annum, may be enabled to administer consolation to thnuirisds ef their fellow-creaturee,„ she would others* die ernme•ahly, unprAtable members el the omentenity Several 1 , .1114 ha•C atreidy been contributed for the sumesitof this estabristintent. One objection, and only one, It is here proper to anheipate, lost some ton relent neeruns should tuppose t a no absolute Inman,' to , this Immune. " that there ahead! ex ists a Socie , y far these; specific objects.'—.During the year 1796, a Society was formed is the Metrepoli, fr. the ale pur rs( of matuitue.h , affording surgical &moisten(' and Trona *the Rupreind Prior of either See ; but, unfortunately, en* eiresunstericeg occurred, which induced the principal Patrons of dist (*nun* to 4. scontinutt their sanction, and at length, to withdrew from It entirely ; as appears (rem the subruargal form of a resignation, sent to the Trials* of the Society above Aided to. We, Vie und.roignerd President, Vice-Presidents, Tree " serer, and Lite Goatonn, of a bogie* annerlr instituted " for the Relief df the Ruptured think it isw.imbent en " tt. In declare, that in coneecuniee of our disapprobation of 0 the conduct o sortie of the Officers and Managers of that Its " Stitul inn, we *nada ourselves abasing had no cerlicaisa " with the Society ft. whtell Sir Zoo rim«. is .1.. said to " be T1C.44.1.tt ; Mi. W.lleam Turnbull, Surges,' , and Mr. " Thomas Coske,Seesetat?) knee the 15,h day of December, "1800; nor have le ever sanctrinsed, or even been pray te, " any of oiir irdoregttrwt proceedings but own. public ad " verthinients Itivrre appeared with several of our names, we •' give yen this notize, that rt may he heal before the acting "Members of the said Shant). " Dated this cielnli d.y of March, 1903. illjoSie John Plahoru. (Sign ,-4) 0 Henry Hoare, ▪ " President. st Win. Ale's. ei Plliotthe. " W. Hall Timbre', " Vree-R•sidents. " Abraham Gadeeisd, " M. Garth. bore, " Robert l'h , nritrin, ./ Ilea v node ' " banal. Thornton, o J , .h.. JoliusAngersain, Hon, • Thornyin, 0 W. WAdtmen, " James Fairer, " Reliant Hankey, " George Wolf, " Wr. Farquhar, " Teignnini,rh, " Treat:tee. as W. Wilberforce, "4. W. Adam. " Saylia " S. Dunem, A new and -Skew lustitetion has new beat established fee the Relict of Ruh tfred Peroins, shish wet include erthrii the *tete of it. bounty, a irpienna,uo of *Sores (nam sly , per run ▪ %lee Prolapses, whe haie Ottani° been lot *pre lasted 344 fthrstkett With a refv.al,ce to 'hit tern-told object of its holinatto.y it la awned The Now Rupture Soc.etv for the Relief of both Sege. atfhtted with Ilernaary Contilliwa and Prospers. Ti, Ninny are arteridsd (grans) by Mr. IVair, No. 69, C•val Russell street, Illoomsbu,v. ethit, , icriptin.'s tee to: toe of the New Rupture Society ate re. Ctlttel be the lo:lowirtg ifeenitem Mews. Heere,'Pleet-stio.t, (Treasurers to the Sncitny), Me-gre. Han*, *deo. Finielwreh.atract Mseors Tatar, Cbarteris, and if ,, Learbe.d street ; Mans. Ranormt and Co. Pall Mall ; And* Nl r-J-ha Sawa.. .Ng , VA, Great St. James-weer, 110 •Ifeed-res (C'Actur to the Society), of wle.m may be had rte pratliri Rules cof this frisetrtism published br Order, W. F. ALLEM, Prinniral Seetete a . k_bt-'4rtt.tob W. ES;)AI. VII'TUAW.ING-OFFICE, Jura Le NOS THE COMMISSIONERS for Pearalling Hie A ikl,tieetv's Nom, do 'teach! the Notice, fiat TUL.`iDAI' xrd,the lath Lit. they will be read, to receive renders ms (sealed upl , end treat jar TWENTI THOU ND GAL LONS ef WEST INDIA RUM, to be delivered, Duty free, as the space try , ' One hiaosb„ into His Mateste's Nora, a Cork, rod to *pout /or by 1414 payable, bah //Ansa', Ninety 08.4 flier Date. The Comdusans of the Nodose( Noy be sees at the Secretary's Ns revolt swill be had to any limier. in edua the hire shall see ht ifterted its Words at lasols, or tb-i shall wit be detiverea to the Beard hoe • Owe o'Cleek, as the .at Taney, the Lucent, nor toeless the Meru* who baba the fealty, or WNW Prawn OM hi. 'pettelf, attends to .over wham e.lfrd for ROYAL. EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, MA• THE COURT of of lno6. DIRECTORSROYAL_ EXCHANGE ASSURANCE, d. Andy glee IV4vce, that their TRANSFER SOUKS rill be diet leas TUESDAY the 104 of !ewe seat, to TUESDAY the Bth of Joly ••••t, ...d that a General Cart of the seed Co' eparotito so t be haleleir at .4. sr Ofirtoe, w WEDNESIJAY the ISA ey Jest seat, es £l.la e'Cleek is the joreassov, to rovialste el . cpteielend • s,ow.v WS. Ateniareee u gime doilse, et the use Offire,, end at their Ott ism Pooll-Mete, for the "Seeresee a &teem., Geed., Menhaiselise, wed Mt* in Herbals-, is Deep, a while 'leakier:. (reel Lai or Damage by Fire ; eelai shover the Amon:o eel fad graatiag 4ftwait , ts oh. Lines ROYAL JENNERIAN SOCIETY, Wit IHE EXTEK MINATION Or THE SMALL Pox . AQUARTERLY GENIERAL COURT of the Governors, will be h...lden at the Pious of the Melina Shaft'', Nu. 3, Belt cuurt, Fmet.street, en WEDNESDAY, the 4th Day of June, at Owe , the Chew will be taken at Two &Cunt prectiu,v C. MURRAY, SectetAry, Bedford -street, Sedf.,74-ww 0 ,,• A Beard of Directors rill Se hAde., at Twelve •'Cloek precisely, ea the at GLORIOUS RATTLE or - TRAFALGAR. PANORAMA, Haymarket .—This m ost beauti ful and cornett Rovresetarrinni of tie measurable and glorious Vidor, obtained over the Combined Fieeta of Vance and sprain, off Cape Trafalgar, trues the Death of Admiral Lard Nation, wlll be open fur Eah•batioa this. Day, at Messrs. ant G S. Falkaer's Panorarna, adjoining the Opera Howe, Hayarket. Open I ' mrs Nine in the morning till dualc.--Adroitiance Is. CAIIINET PIC NAYS, JUST AKRIVRD FROM NAPLES. A CASSANO, of 22, Picc..uilly, acquaints th e Nubility, the Gentry, and Public large, rnat ne has hest received from Naples Ten very exenilant C VtINEr PICTURES, art ieh he will out up for Sale f' , ..r-MOR ROW. JOSEPH JAMES, DEC...AMU:). A LL - Personc haviag arty CLA 1 or DEM AND oa hie ESTATE of 4usiP., JAMES, lat.. .4 kme lane, Ratcliffe, in the County of Mudolescx, Wheel wrlaht, deceased, are requested to *end an Aocnuot os the same to Mr. Utopia, Suhcotor for the Excrcutors, IS% "au cell Itch meet. And alt Perilous halebtett to such E,taLe, are hereby !,sited to pay u.e Itftrai ACMOII.IIII of their lleots to Mr. Uawin forthattb. CHARLOT ti-STIMET, Kik I'L &NO-PLACE:. TO LETT, UNFURNISHED, a FA MILT HOUSE, ..-taining two spacious and lofty Rooms on a Mar. with Dtps.nag Room, threw A.tues, excel- abounding 'nth Manua CIMMIIIIPtIOIIII. Aiply to Mr. Sees. No. 5, Welbeck-street, ANY GENT',EMAN, wishing to possess a Qoaotity of BUT FLED PORT and sHERKY W upwards of four years in tile wood. awl iminset,lll in ■ .111 - lac) wan t who, from some change io Is,s °aerial situ :ion, reluctantly parts watt it, may mret with rich, be an a lies lion t.. t►e House of /4e , srs. I'ODID and C). Amory t Lents, 41, Groat Suffolk -street. Pal. M i di. The &brit, Nome pledge tnernselves for the recto as of the Ware, and that the sirlune will corm: •t wool ins sne..l quantity that ;say be taken en trial. The puce r.quited .s, Pon, 44s per dozen; tiher.y , 445. ; brinks included -- VACIFAIILIL RF.Cru R Y " be SOLD, by PRIVATE CONTRACT, rho next tutu and perpetual alternate right ol P.e sentation to the valtutge Rea , .ry of SOUTH UItKENDON heiog one of the best Livings in the County of &tax 1 r SO Moos only fro n London, to the meiglabuuthood of kunsfouf Market end Ere tiered, consisting of aim sacelknt Par V)01111. , h..use and Garden, with proper hems, stables, cart-house, et.aise-huuse, convenient offices and yard, we • acute of thr:e acres, with about 13 sires and art haler glebe Land, cog, enet with the great and small Tithes of that Panels, mettimated, with the 'Sabo, I. be worth, per annum, 80 01. The present Incumbent is about Forty-seven years of age; f.,r bother variously" Skulls of Mr. Uoprth, No. 11, Staple- len, London. EGYPTIAN AND GRECIAN CHIMNEY PIECES. CrGNART, Sculptor, respeaftolly i n f orms NJ.. tire Nobility and Gentry, that he has a variety of sin gularly elegant Marble Chimney Pieces so despiser of; the de • gas whereof are entirely novel, and very different is point of forms to Hume which have been hitherto executed, being of the Egyptian and Grecian locooted designs, which he has sistruducel as a subetituie to represent real bronzed metal, and equal in strength and appearance so the real, and much tamper. Me Ratters himself bd is enabled to tell them et sects prises as. he 117 , cannot fad to meet the approbation of *eery piirchaem. be seen at Mr. Reinert 's, No. It, Cleridand•streee, fourth Muse from the corner of Howland-street„ Fitarery.meate. PROPRIETY OW PERSONAL APPRARANCL. Entiny and Health cannot be mere essestially promoted, than by /ailment'o the Preeemation of the Toot& Ilk,' R. NEWT O N's RESTORATIVE TOOTH .I.‘ POWDER, haying received the approbatile. of the hest Neb 4 ity, Gentry, and a generous Public, by an ratensive e ns ,- stimptiea for a series of years, as well as the attestation of is superior excellence, from the analysis of sta oompooeint parts, by the most dir iiignohed Medical chasacters, who have pro noonced it the most pleasant Vegeta*, Tooth Powder hoown, to increase the beauty of the "mantel, and pre wile the denttolity of the Tooth, and which has, in consequence of its ▪ perleticed anyastages, been honoured with the immediate pa. trouts.. of their Majesties, arid the vermin 1111.141.011 , 1 IS • rCh. of the Royal family, Gentry. in the United Kingdom. NEWTON's TOOTH POWDER is en Aetringent and Ana/esthetic Powder, a delicate .Aretuatic, extremely grate/A to the pelt* and pleasant rn its are; in h‘le, to Wive who arldT it, it is a certain prevectitim pain or decay of the Teeth, to the latest period of life. It continues to be fsithfu - :T prepesed by Me. newton (awl), at his hoer , KIIIIIIIIIIOOIII otace, Vausliall (late eternal Rewernmeet, Landau), trim the genuine Recipe of the late Sn Richard Jebb, Phyiician to Their Majeut es, Sc ; and sold wbste.ale, mail, and for e a peitation, by Mews Shaw and Palwaids. No. 66, St Paul' s Chnireh-card, whom he hasempowered to make a liberal allows erica to lin Town aqd Country Vendori Merchants. tn.; aloe. wail, by every Perfume r andhfedieine . Seiler in the iliugdom, linaws, at Is. 9d. each N H i.eaw :w ask for Ntwton's Tooth Powder. aod ass that H . H wrinea ou'esets Box with nid Wt. a, ala ollaers wad u Naatua'aate iatraitiors. .Ah Vrefo - JUNE 4 i RO6. 1 The. day ;.ub tvice Si, N i t EASURES AS WELL AS MEN ; or, 1•1 The PRESENT and FUTURE IMI'ERE•TS of GREAT BRITAIN; with a Plan for rendering is a martial, as well as a commercial, Peo,4e; told providing a NClitary Force 241 equate to the Exigencies of the Empire. and the Security of the United Kingdnm. Pflated for J. Johnson. St. Paul's Church-yard. This Day is Pll}lllolll4l, price Is 6d. No IV of ,rrHE RE rROSPEC r of PHILOSOPHICAL, MFCHAN;ICAL, CHEMICAL, I AORICULTU RBl. DISCOVER IFS, hring an Abrolgement the Periodi cal andeother Publications, English a 41 Foreign, relating to those Subjects, *ills Remarks on m..ny .4 the Papers, poiationg out to what other useful pa:T.4. s Invention.; may be directed. and Discoveries toit,-rad,..41 beyond the of •1 views of their Authors, including Critie4los on the ^ e-ns 4 new Patents. London : Pub ishnd by J. Wyatt, Nu. 2, Hatton-garden I and sold be all sooksellors. Of whom •:tay be had .Iso pottlithad this day, No. 49, of toe NEW SERIES of The REPERTORY of ARTS, t. coma/aunt thp , Srtnications of Patent luveatioas, accurate', copied (rum the Records in Clammy, and a genet carroty of whin inmonat.t •nd se‘,:ul mutter. FARMERS MAt; AtTIPIT. - Thin D. is it.Aliwesii, came...Taw Nine Sheets et Loam Piny elea;Ay end hoorkta•aehr pr tired in S.e. price its. 414. riIHE IARMERS' MAGAZINE, No. XXII. a fin emke , niNg, MAW, a variety of the meat ialenrair.2 and impirtiot inforreanan respects* roc. state of clerical...l- in Euilend, Scotland, and 'Maio, durir.v the lar• Three Mendes, the :.luting urrgtnal Cont.nunica tiorn, via 1. Fxpe , lotenrs in the Culture of Ramses; by the Rev. Mr Carno• Ou • .• Utilev of 4;firn• , ne Agrmultursl Knowledge. 3. On .n Rgperimenta. farm. 4. 0: Smear,/ Sheep. D. !h, Merseement of Live Stork wn Arable FA , CBS, 6. !hub ve.th respect to vl ;IA Cows 7. On the Valtation of l'amonage Teinds. P nn the Svphoo king Saga Porn shooting. 10. On Farm Ilou.r. 11 Two F -woe, at the Improvement of Hoshandry. which obtained ihe P ,, z, offered he Si , George Mackenzie. it 0 Ifoof Mit Of 7urai,w. 13 Review of Busks upon Acricokural Sulljecia. 14 ezracuituralinselligen:e. he. &c by Vert held .:onstable and Co. Edinburgh ; and John Murray. Fleesottrect, Lo don; and so.d by every atter Brooks. er •hr..ovo o t the F. oi,:r2 On Satuiday r.ll be published, in U e la-te Volume, Octaini, Pnee in Saints, 9s. .LOR Y SERMONS, on DOCTRINAL and •' Pa AC fIs:AL SUBJY.CTS Selected from the Works of the R • «end Dr. SANd LEL CLARKE ; fee the USE of FAMILIES To whet, is nrefnied some Amount of his Life. By the R.. SAMUEL CLAPHAM, M Chaplain to the hart of Camden, end Fano, of the Abridg ment of the Lord amai n , of Lincoln's Llements of Christian Thesikley. Prinod foe F. C. and J Rivingtou, 6t, St Paul's Church- Yard ; V ..aor, Hood. and Sharpe, Knitry and Longoian, Hon.', Kees and Urine, Paternoster-Ron. Of wl:orn :nay be had, Me. CT. ei,PliAM's ABRIDGMENT a the Lord of I. I I I IC.)LN's LLEMENTS of CHRISTIAN THSO '..GUY, fu the ...e of Faonli.n; contain.rg Pro.,fs of the Apthenueby and Lierviration of one Holy heripturet; s Sons 'nut loos; a belief laaasareins of dm • alto,t Acommai of the E,Pq11•11 ion• of the aud • tae Leine • and a Scriptural I::eusiteutt of the nifty. NPla Art'c'es d Rettesou. The second edit nn , i.. on, velum*, "leave, price, id lanerd,, 6a. ed. THE FRP!VCII ANAS. Thk Day n pubSsned, sea rime e.egant %%domes, foolscap Octavo, elm!iel4hed with Vignette Portraits. prize t u.. sea ho'rshs. 0 1 - 4 HE SPIRIT of the FRENCH ALAS, con j. mining , h e choicest Arm. les of AN h..C7(.00TE. CRITI CISM, and APOPHTHECSM, which ate to he fm:nd in the MEMORABILIA of illustrious SCHOLARS on the ContineA The rollow:ne ant the particular Anas from which the ea queue Mon, in Prose and Von., which compose thole ammo eating Volumes, have hem tva..a.med: Pngrana, Longuera•ta, Menagiana, fk-croisiana. I Fereriemoa, goiesoa, thasatiana. Ow. ramie, Nane•na, Carreatirians, Estentuaaaa, Patiniana, H whine, gorortimia, Colommiana, I...obscene. geranium', Scalige, Ins, Mannilsena. To each of which are prefixed, Littral and 'seraphim', SI einlos of the Aithnrs Pnisted lot Richard Ph: dips, NC, 6, 8 , 1(e-etreet, Black friars; tad to be had of a I Anokrellets. Ut when' may be had, the fo:losiud genuine English Arias : W A 1.P01.1.4 NA. 4 viAc 9.. A9DISJAII9I I I., 10 , 6d. SWIFTIAR A, 1 vol. " BRUOICIANJA. 9 vols. iQa. ed. HI:MR ASO HISIORY OF FunLANn, FROM E bit RECORDS, TO THE PRE. SUIT TIME. COMPLCTE. L PHILLIPS hAs it in hi% power to offer to I. VA the pablie, 'he only ewnotete. tespetlabk, and manna Scrimp( Euro!" littury which has item been otoducel. Mt. HUME% 11..tory was brought by him down to the p► told of the Rewitut•me, .nd Mr. BE ISti A , k 4 has taken un the --.from thslove:ution, and broaght it down to the Peace *I Antiet.s. BnaY Vlle•lcs forte se uniform Sores of Tapestry Vagina, and rimy nio. be had of every Books/tier 'arena and Country, peke right Pound• pa boa •ds. Peron already poversiog Mr Ifurries lirstesty, may bare Mr Earphones epPurs Work by Itself, in Tools. Volumes, bar Vine Owaseis, in boards. And, at the lamer ran of limedlet's Omenl History was fre que,A4 so d,ll:evetusly to the :Pp:iv:trance or Mr. Salattant's Work. a.. C.,ntoiostion r,( Hum., to the Death of Gourd, the %email. Mr. Phillips thiliks it proper to carers., that Mr. Bellalsaus'a Mosier of the Reign of Gaels the Third, may he bad usparstrls N eolsplete Huang sod Smaller ' in Eight ye owe TbPea: Peenrk Tools* Shiplisaigs, in boards. ii.pdra-goast, Japt. a, 1111.4. A CARD. TO THE NORILITT AND PASHIOHNELF WORLD. &FAL PATENT rr tat. AND (;EVERAL READ %I ANUFAC I'OR Y, N. 4, Hart...street, opposite rho Choreli. I% (R. HOLT respeehilly inform> the Nobility IL and famisisable ‘ l l . •ald, ho lies enaipeted h.. kring and bega tw off?r tor their iot,ection upward,' of Ten Tl...inand Roos of Vliiol.l4 It ads, 41 I htitaii 'II of dirferent Gem-.-.the ninon judges have ..rnanuse.d e ,usl to real ; tog vier nth a fashotomilo aseartmeiet of Heed and Sleeve tle. is..orno; Rea. - Cet Solirrs•, u..c nsano'y cheap; display of Gift and St..-el Beads, in imitation of the L..twn Chants. Lades malt:rig peewits will hod omisideratne adrintare to impact this aresstrlent --.Dissaioads set and Peseta strung. Patent Pearls made to march seal. Orden tent to any part of the United Klacican; H being determine,: to make it one of *he eibirapeat Hilaide in Leaden, tat real 7 Monte =lr. i A .' , z Aliil f I t'Y W 1 49 tt i p I ' $i • t• ' . _ PRICE SIXPIII R. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. .: tsUU3IS OF LORDS—Tutsetv, Jura 3. The Rills upon the tabM, chiefly private, wwe forwarded f. their respective stages Among the public. the Irish CalkCil.ll e,u , Alati the Irish M.lt Duty 1141, were several. lased through Committees of the whole Kruse, sad were I'll ported without amendment The and Temple:Aar Lottery Sill, ens read a st coed nem. and referred to thezatderation uf an out doe Committee. to sit Thursday s Mr. Alexander bought ep abe Irish Defence Art Repel all frets the Commons. Tim Deputy 17.1ter 'if the Week Rod was about to motif =rival ef a sewed Message from the Huger of Cmmis' Lad of MOIRA rust, tad sided be had a Petition slideat from Mr. Justice Fox ; as Lbw Lenietips MOM all 1110086111 d, he would nut make any observation. tapas merely nip", " that it be read short by the Past." His Ler ship spoke as a low term of vows, bit we eetterstood him say, that the IretAhm wild M lakeuesteiteweidmwslee, w' the beillOINS OL. risme Is mimed *WNW become the Omer et the Day r :sbe :re to rViitillalleit arp lb* 4plogre sad. seder Mervin, ter ih. tote ' 11.4103 ' _«-4 Lard&ipe wisdom .. • (1, Walt The Pathan was ordered W to W be sit ghe • IMOD. roX." Mt. Abner .Ect thew preleutod Set irtieh'ilert . Outing NU thee- 13 lb were severeareusd a ant stole, end the ewer" et Ova to be printed Mr Dickens, Mr AshighwAttid. sad Weer lieteebeei brought up. some rinse OW mod •1 111, civic. CASE OF VISCOUNT NULLAUlarif i. Earl Sta•thode win about le Mame woe • be !town. cetecciieg c a4in points intended es he miens esehe *pais s of tie indetti; when kart BATHURST ruse, and moved the Vidor Ihe elrad ettallun of stringers of course, the space Whim the let tN iMetwith cleanid, and IIT•41 1,0111411100 ©11M11.61.1 M NOM el stiestou op.-n the ease Defers them wail Ten .Cl..'it. fMthe hetetwal, we undevrtned, aerate lege! eeesileiertee Adige gm of the ease were ordered to be mimed s'i taphole* et the Learnt%l Judges thereon. The Lair-Lerd were in attendance., pursuant IS Si. eater .4 yeetedie ' were present the Falter part of the diaceeicht. ?bleb: ay Weill, it is said, are to Ise delivered en Thencley, whets the dii euesens are to be resumed, ...id to which d y their Lordship jos account of the loterventieo of His Miijesey's 6 14 / 1 111W adjourned. NOUSE OF COMMONS. Om Ors third readers( of the PUttstich Paving Sill, • sta. smarm, of some Ismith,teoic place, botweso Mt, P 4211.0114 Hutt, Mr. Foikasos Mr W. S l ush, sad Mr. S. Lefton, after which at VV46 awed a shirt woos, sod tusset. On the nett ssi et General TA SLLTON, the swim/ rem& tag of the Lissepots Astessine,,t at vbis deferowl to littorotay steno fight _ Lard OSSULST.MI arejusi.lted the Howse, that His Ma jesty ha-t b.OO welted cc matt thou test Address, amd thigh. gate orders accordinoy. Mr. SEEMS awed fqr a Copy et the Lean K than* of Notch, 1711 S, awes Sr J. 4 4fueteisa to Ms Omit of Mss, *bow hos ens a Sietwhor of eseileeneuesCeseil of See. Pt —Oedema. Mt. 00•11, frees the in4isi He..,, resented seem IL& 'mew. 8,, J. An: Lynn presected • ratios frees the Dime* of the Laird at Lacks Cuaspeny, swede 4 Om Lit Letbitor Warts Woks nice% was ordered Ow be ref. red to the Chao or' nee ota sae rSril. auk leave es tits Petiolate's to be heard by ..artillq•eS, tY COUDStf. Anather Pstttion, t Owe same suet. presoak by Mr. Baker, was &spasm of re the same etanees. tee monies art TtatPL2... it rm. .tiered. thee the 'home, at Ils noel . daeold 'Arrnt to Thursday next. A‘skfticeald INIVICCURSE. Viscouht CASTLEREAGH,frona the importance of the subject, expressed a hope that Earl Temple would not persist io his motion for the second reading of the Ama-ican Intercourse Sill at 30 early a day as Thorrilay nest, in order that there may be time for considering the different interact which were insAven in that measure.. and part.co larly from the intorraation chat may be drawn from the motion he had to make-- That an humble Address be presented to His Mej-sty, praying that he would erase to be laid before the House a espy of the metro...lions sent from Hi. Princip a l s acrata , T of State for toe Colonial Departrnewt, dated ,the ath of September. Ibo 4, to the Governors err rho West India islands, respealr.g a commercial inter. course with the Usited States ut America." Earl TEMPLE said, be did not rise for the par pose of objecting to the motion s but in order to ob. serve, that the measure abadod to was of such * native, as, if adopted at all, decency requited to be carried through wren all convenient dispatch. For that reason, should be be induced to defer the 2d reading beyond Thursday next. it sat be from the situatiou of public business at the ems, and not from the weight of any- thing that had labia from the Noble Viscount. Mr. PERCIVAL remarked on the anxiety be trayed by the Noble Sari, that it should not be sup. pored he would yield in any respea to suggestions coming from that side of rho House. There Quaid, however, in .rush, be no groianti whatever. f. r any burry or precipitation in carrying this measure ; for, were it even to oe given up tor the present Spates. '7 it couid have IP) injurious eflea upon the isiaads, as it would oily leave them precisely irr the same situa tion in w:iich they had been placed for the trait th ir.. teen years. Tie Noble Earl might, therefore, kite his measure through, by means of the irilluer.ce acrd authority he rossessaii in that House, bat he did au; see that de envy required all this precipitation. Mr. PLUME/ doubted whether it was regular in a Member to say, that another could force a measure by his authority through that House. 1 Mr. PERCIVAL cons i dered himself to be per- tr fealy in order. U, he said, that the NoLIi Earl by his talents, eloquence, and high situation is the . 1 State. possessed great authority and i..3uence in ti at House, he could not be supposed to neva spoken die respeafully tbwarcis him. Mr. PLOM ER eaplained, that. he understood him tn ray. the Noble Ear! could command arid force a mvasure but, it be was mistaken, he had only to sit down aed beg his pardon. Mr. ROSE thought :t material :o know, whirber t the E:11 was to b, read a second time en Tbutioay , nest of not ? fur the last three weeks. he bad ono ilrcl • rallf %o o• it lt It.l. p:.4).