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Art NUMREK 6017. LONDON, MONDAY, MAY 27, Ifte ~: ,~ TH 11 SATRII-0Y L, DRURY-L. 4 K. T H is EVENING, MONDAY. May 2 7. his Walesa''. Servants will perform the Tragedy of KING RICHARD THE THIRD. King Henry, Mr. Popo; Dike of Glit'ster, Mr. Keen ; Puke or But-kin:l,Am, Mr. Penley ; Ea.l of Richmond, Mr. Cooper. Eliesheih, Queen of Edward the Fourth, Mrs. Glovw; Lady /knee, Mrs. W. West. After winch the favourite Modest Estravevzsaes called GIOVANNI IN LON OttN. Dna Gioirsopt, Madame V. stris ; I.Cporello, Mr. Harley; Mr. Florentine Fiuirkin, Mr. Barnard; Mr. Dews Koehsh, Mr. Garlic. Its. Leporrlle, Slue Cubist; 1111.. C011ItA•11111 M , 611 Posey; MU. Eustis's, Mr.. olger ; Squ•lling Fro. Mrs. Bleed. The Aunts rid he opened it Iltlf-past Six n'Clock, and be perSatinances comm. arc at seven. Rose* 7..; tFennd Nee 3s. 6.l.—Pit 3.. 6d.; Second p r i er s a —Loner Galin, Is.; Second Price I.r—Upper Gaiety ; Aecood Prier 641. The Public are respvetiblly inforined, that 111 r: Roohliant, of Bond-sareri, is appointed sole Agent at the Weat Era of the Town, for tl,r nightly disposal of the Private Boxes be- Weir` to she Lester of ihis Thrown. I . O.IIOMITIM, the Opera of Abroad sod et Homo: Him. mint, Mr. Brahma. SPLENtIipL) BOOXS, R( LY street, that, bleeder .r 015 the Premises, 111111,•nd The valuabie elegantly bonne graphy, eootlr day; slmo choice itnpresaidua 'moil many oar-- It Foe _ Shoskepeare, of Illosiri Coierfry's Gallery, I righes de . Luxeloborg Maps, Rebellion, On Thanaday,Shakspeare's historical Play of Henry the Eighth, with Paul tad Virginia. THEA TR R.ROY A 1., COV ENT-GARDEN. THIS EVENING. MONDAY. Mny 27, will be Weil Sbakspeore's Tragedy of JULIUS CR•iAN. Ire QU. Palaceof , Britannia, Field Sport. Flinder's blies Camar, Mr. Earrturt; Octswirs Crew, M►. Connor; Marc anions, Mr. C. Kemble; Brutus, Mr. Potent ; Casimir, Mr. Maeready; Cases, Mr. Fawcett; Deets*, Mr. Abbott. Calpurois, Mrs. Steiliair ; Portia. Mrs. Fermi,. To triad will be added, 39th time, a new Grated Asiatic Melo-draniattr Itomanee, called CHERRY AND FAIR STAR; Oc, THE CHILDREN OF CYPRUS. Cherry, Mrs. Vittiog ; Saugausibeck, Mr. Farley; Topaek, Mr. Grimaldi; Hasmoba.l, Mr. Blanchard; Giaffirr, Mr. Ctimpanaa ; Natiteddin, Mr. Horrebow. Fai► Star, Mrs. Basle; Asia►ysua, Miss &summit ; Papillu, Miss E. Deu. sett. The Doan le be opened at flalf.past Six o'Clock, and the Performances to hccia at Seven. Roars, 75.; Second Price, 3s. 8.1 —Pit, 3.. ad. ; Second Price, 2s.—Gallery, 25.; Secured Price, la—Upper Gal lery, Is.; Second Price, W. de Molirre, curious Tr - OCT.& V I. (Eames complete burgh and Qua- ' Zuography, Tour, Bat/ Moir, Et Southey, Johnson, Baakervi lle' =tooled MI To be via as described lungs each, ask at Waastead Robson 's Broodrell Robins's Qn Thursday, The Law of Java, with Cherry sod Fair Star. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. MACREADY. THEATRE-ROYAL. COVENT.GAKDEN. MO -MORROW, TUE`AY, May 28, will L be stied (for the first lime these two years st this Theatre), Shakspeare's TrageAy of OTHELLO, MOOR OF VENICE. _ . . ..._ • ...v. ''4:l:. •-..--....1 • ^l v- . ....-*** ' ' • ' •••• • Vs t fzet. ~:::I.' :,:te . „.„• , ...y i . . „ I „.; ~.:12,aa ,t • . pr t LAtrii- .L.A.: . ) • --.:, ........... . • • . . • - . • . . w. - — ., . . PRICE 7d. I ) l• . ._ • SALES BY AUCTION. la a few dor wig be publislied, trt 1 irol. kro. SAYS nn SUBJECTS of DIPORrANT - --. _WI INQUIRY in METAPHYSICS. MORALS, Mid • i ..., ESSEX. RELIGION; accompanied by Ref/semis to Palsies; as . . ; WANSTEAD HOUSE. , numerous Authors illestratise of the same. • By the late ISAAC HAWKINS BROW NE, El.' . 100 V/, BEAUTIFUL EN GRAVINGS NDLD LIBRARY of VALUABLE arid L I VIHICP. Printed f u r T. Catlett, in the Strand; and W. inikeinsoed, , Ace. Eolioburgli. • .. L. ROBINS, of W arw i c k Noose, Regent_ ' 1 street, illiforms the Nobility, Gentry, and t h e Public, Jost published, in 2 vols. tiro. prime If. Is la tuairda, .order of olio Treaters. h e s h a ll n ee r it bli,ll 11 AKY of mosamars Et:LT. 4 v- FOR SALE BY AUCTION, 1. - K. AITICAL HISTORY; to which Is addstd, a Coo. Premiaei. Wilistead House, on MON DIY, the Bth initiation of the particular History of the Cloorii, tam the 1822, and Four folloaripg Days, at Eleven o'Clock • middle of the Eighteenth Craftily 10 the year 1019: .Ise a aluable Collection of orient and Modern BOOKS, concise Arrowst of the principal Missionary and Bible s., . . y bound, embracing many early Specirm•ns of Typo- defies which are chiefly 'optioned by Members of Iles Church continued by every Wink of et ltbrity to the p res e n t o f E ng l an d , and by the Ikeermeri from that Clowee6. ' ii ,I to abounding in Ilse 'raphie Art with the moat By the Rev. CHARLES TRELAWNEY COLLINS, M.A. mpresaioas from the Fo n and Euglish Schools, Fellow of Ballot College, Oxford, and Lecturer of • flinty others, equally Woes , will lie fonad-.. St. Paneras Chapel, Deena. 'oluo—Diteditle's Sapless 1 t Mn o Firreistino. Printed for T. Cadell, Strand; and W. Blackwood, Edit , . i Allie/HI. Calks', Weeks. ' ISlMealkaila qt• • fib- . . • ' rare, Curtis's Flora Londinemds, Lodge's Portraits ' azimut Persons, Mayer's Views finely coloured, lust published, in It trots. litms. price It. la. in board.. a Carolina, L. P., Banier's tivol, Forager's Britiiii L W P EERS on REJU DlCE.—Voluine 1.-- L. P., Collection Completes de T a bl e a ux M a i o- la which the Nature, Cansm, awl Cooseqn eeeee or le la Revolution Francais', Boydril's Hogerth, the Prejudice in Religion are considered; with an application so wrg Gallery, an extensive Collection of Foreign the 1 1 " 0 "" Imo"- toshworth Collection, Clarendon 's History of eke Volume 11..—0 n time Inilmnrn of Prejudice, as canner:eel a, Biblis Polyglotts, dm. Ace. with the general Estimate of the Pulpit Divinity of the lest 4, •• 1 WM—Hunter's lAvater's Physiognomy, Painter's Cant!i l l' . 1 r Pleasure, Cage' s H owse o f A lmer i a, E pee '. Magna Printed for T. Well, Strand ; a n d W. Blackwood, Edit,. a, L. P, Sales Abyssinia, Cl ar k' s T rave l s , Howse. bur g h ' ; voyage,i. Rural Sports, Lord Orford's Works L. P., EJwards' Birds coloured, CEu•res' This day ie published, handsomely printed i• !to. with co' 1 f grimier, price' 11. ss. is boarda, Vol. V. Part 11, of i re, avec Grater par C o yp e l, B ruce ' s T rave l s, many tracts ins Hifitory, eic. kc. SUPPLEMENT' to the ENCYCLONEDIA Yu Wl' INTRA.—Nicholld's Literati/ Anecdotes, BRITANNICA, Edited Ry MACVEY NA PIER, Bog. F.R.S. Lend. and Vim. l' complete de Voltaire, the British Etwayista, Edin. This half Volume contain', the following among other sr. id Quarterly Review, Auliqoarian Cabinet, Wood's ticln and treatises contributed by Professor Jameson Pro- 1 1 hy, Gremmont's Memoirs, sharp'. Poets, Gilpin'a fesaoc Leslie, Professor Mobs ( o f F rei b erg ), R e y. Dr. Illriming, mbatild's B ri ti s h N ove li st ., t h e W orks of Sterne, Dr. Roger, William Jacob, Esq. .I. R. kl'Culloch, Esq. Jame, lathe, Shsksp erue , S w if t , .G i bb on, Lord Byron, Waiter Scott, Ed gewort h . H ume HMI Smulletts Mill, East Joshua Milne, Esq. and o the r we ll-k nown writeto, Dryden, Mes s i nger , S u ll y , P ope, &c., four of vim—ln Topography :—Account of all the British aad Milo • i Counties from Kenishire to Morayshire inclusive. la Geo- Ile's octavo P ru y er B oo k,, an d several highly ilk ,. Missals. graphs,, Statistic., and Moiety :—Lonisisna—Manrie kis Mexico, or New Spain. In Biography i —K an t—L oriege • viewed by Catalogue s on l y ( w i t h th e ot h er Property —Latitude Lambe r t Lemonnieue—Leyden—Lue (I)4 bed in the Furniture Advertisement) at Ere shit. Malt,—Marmontel— aliskelyne Moore Mueller. 111 , h, one of which will admit three, and may be had Jilts and Sciences :—Kalcidoecopree-Lawspe—Lithograplif— .‘ lead House; at Messrs. Robron, Lightfoot, and gi c i,,,,..i ng? ....m incin i ngy ( inc l u di ng Ge n ingo_ni n ij uncs . i Offiere, Castle street, Leieerater.samare; at Messrs. it L S Politics and Political . Economy :—Liberty of the Press— i' , pinks ■ and Reddish' s , Te m pl e; sa d a t M r . Oilie r lergeobsireet. Money—Mortality, Haman, Law of. In Mis ce ll aneoeis Li- 3 terature :—Languages, their Classolleation and History. , Ile The first half of this Volume i s prefaced with the i a ESSEX. ,equal of Mr. David Stewart's Dissertation on the History WANSTEAD HOUSE. o f the Metaphysical, Moral, and Political Mentes. 1M BLE CELLARS of CHOICE FINE-FLAVOON- Printed tit. Archibald Constable and CO. Edinburgh ; aid MD WINES—About THREE HUNDRED and H ors t, Robioseon, and Co. London. If DOZEN in Bottle . —FlVE PIPES of rleeedlllll Or w h om l imy he bad, ,he ENCYCLOPEDIA DRI- NA DEIRA, and TWO PIPES of excellent OLD TAN RICA, Fifth Edition, SO volumes Oulu. tat r, Wood.—FOURTEEN CASKS of Canital tn.n The Duke of Venice, Mr. Chapman; Brabantin, Mr. Ecerinn; Othello, Mr. Macready ; Casein, Mr. Abbott; Jaen, Mr. Youug ; Roderigo, Mr. Farley. Desdemooa, bliss Emit Emilia, Mrs. kiosk. Ts which will be added, with some orris•inns, the Opera of THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO. Count ♦lmasha (fur thin Melt only), Mr. Illocready; Finerlio, Mr. Ditrimet; Figaro, Mr. Liston; Antonio (the Gardener), Mr. 1 1 ewrett ; tasllft, M. .1. Isaacs; Sebastian, Mr. Comer; Ckeiabino, the Page (for this night only), Miss Dallas& Countess AIIIIIVI.II, Miss M. Tree; Susanna, Miss Stephens; Barbariaa, Mrs. Liston; Marcellina, Mrs. Sterling. Hoses, 3s. 2s.—Upper Gallery, Is. Tickets and Places for the Roan to be hail of Mr. Brandon, at Om Theatre ; sailor Mr. Macready, 69, Bermes- LAST TWELVE NIGHTS OF MR. MATHEWS'S ENTERTAINMENTS, previous to his TRIP to AMERICA. MR. MATHEWS AT HOME et the THEATRE ROYAL. ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE, STRAND..—THIS EVENING. MONDAY, May 27 (aud on THURSDAY and SATURDAY NEXT). THE YOUTHFUL DAYS OF MR. MATHEWS. Part 111. STORIES: in which Mr. Mathews will take weps to introduce the following Character:—Nat, ser. vast of ali.work in a lodging-house; Monsieur Zephyr, Fiends Bart Master (first floor); George Augustus Fipley—" A line of brainy'—in love ; Ab Llywrlyu ab Llwyt, Erg. lint thin enough ; Sir Shiver's's Serewnerve, Gwardirot to Arnelrotia (second Soar); Mr. Mark Magnum, woe twaspos lodger, rest door; Ml.. Amelrosa, in love with Fipley. Rims, Mares, sad Print. Roars, to be had of Mr. Ste. moon, at she Strand Eittraoce, trots Teo till Five; aud at Aotherwf's Library, Road.srrett. MILLARD and SONS' WHOLESALE and RETAIL EAST INDIA and FOREIGN and En TUtH LINEN WAREHOUSE, Nu. le, Cheapaides—The Nobility and Falaihn unwise from Abroad, Sue. soil form. jog entire or partial Establislimmits. are very respectfully in formed, their pressr, reduced Wholesale Prins are as fol low, for Cash :—Rich Pealed Chiefs Furniture., 2s. per yard; ell-retdo !Adage Pd. per yard; Moreton 18d. per yard; yard-wide nugatory* dill. per yard ; 4-4 1 h IJ•. jugs 3d. per yard; Vomiters Dimities 41d. per yard; yard sad Nif wide Mailing 7d. per yard ; Imre ditto al Ml.—. ledta Goods from the Company's Warehouse :—Naakeens the pier.; MuslinsflOs. the puree of 20 yards each; Long Cloths Is. per yard ; Piairiooks, for Cravats, 30i. to 40s. the price, 20 yard. ; lad • Dimity la. per yard ; Preach Cam. brie Handkerchiefs 21e. the dozes; French Cambric of the ebeeear rakncieon.a Fobriiro, as imported. Pricy:—for Perm lla•udkerrhiefs 4..63. per yanl floe, for trimming Sirn4 at ss. It. Se fly. 4.5. per yard. Irish Linens and *inch Holland., B►eeu•p, Table Linen.. ace. Oo the same terms. Each snide is warrautril, and no desistiou in price mole. Indio Shawls bouclit or exchanged, in quantity. Itch worked Moravian Dren , ea 21s. the Dress. Their Cu luluared Cambric., seersucker% Jainavahs, mud Rid lilts., for Robe% a la Twirler, Dejeurse, Promenade, and E•eniag D•ras, of designs general, and of those unique and ►eculiar to their House, may be obtained in (Natality. or made after the newest designs. Proprietors of Couutry Business supplied, for cash payimmts, no the present cheap Ifni!. Their Skaohr, of carious /tempo, is long amid square, of InAt y'sr'a wren's, are disposing of sutler the prime COW, to Nuke NOM for their splendid sew supply. rpiosE who from rally and excessive insitil- M. dalvores of the appetites and passions, from intense spolicrtiou to trirrinersa, or from ‘lerotiou to fashion, are en fedilid, tiers-our, and detputotcot, or have their bodily atirdigth nil:mink J. and their r lg. , or and vivacity impaired, as wet curb speedy and crita.h relief in Dr. SOLOMON'S R;1 LM of CI LEA D It enlivens the spirits, tnriMrntrs the mini awl the body when hysterieal or &- Prised, and if talrcn aft. r father, removes all Isnalsor con ormotnt nil Wolter rest, and gives relief from every maples. sod ... loos. Sold by Mr. Julioston, OS, Cornhill ; Mr. Sanger (late !Neon sad Co.), t5O, Oxford-street, opposite New Bond. gl 'erl: and ill other Medicine Venders, price 1 Is. each, or four in one (study bottle for 33a. by which ode ILL bilk is "'M. with the words "Stmt. Solomon, Liverpool," ea. rased on she gimps e al'eolv , equirtist advice may obtain it by application to Cilrsd Howie. scc , mpnitied with a rentittatice of a 011 C Pound Noe. SOCIETY kit Tee IMPROVEMENT OF ' FRISON SALES BY AUdtION: DISCIPLINE, AND FOR THE REFORMATION OF JUVENILE OFFENDERS. ?MX. PRE ANNIVERSARY MEETING of this WA NSTEAi D HOUSE. INSTITUTION will be held on MON DAY, June 3, MAGNIFICENT COSTLY FURNI (TIRE, designer/ in Mee at Freemasons' Hall, Great Qneen-alreet, Lincoln's Inn. first Style of Elegance. and of superior Stsunfacture; a Selda, His Rbyal Hiessess the DUKE of GLOUCESTER, capital BILLIARD TABLE; splendid CNA Al DELI ERS the Patron,*ill take the Chair at Twelve o'Clock precisely. and GI RAN DOLES ; issperb BUR 1., and valuable Admission only by Cards, sire in it course of delivery - ANCIENT and ORIENTAL • CABINETS; seri ous to babeeriberv, sad may WPM ai MIIMENee of the Society, EBONY CHAIRS, SOFAS, da, ; Willies* PLATES of No. IS, Al4ernianbsire. *Oa wiit irtltidellkr Ladies. GUISE a PEDAL HARPI PIANO-FORTES ; aba ft TWEllirr"VV2o THOUSAND DUNCES of PLATE; choice COLLECTION of PAIN Al NOS, SCULPTURES, fine GORELIN TAPESTRY; LIBRARY of valuable BOOKS • CELLAR at choice WINES, ALES, ; In•lale Collect ion of elegant and Ste OLD CHINA ; rieb CUT GLASS, HOUSEHOLD LINEN,' and varlet* EFFECTS. SIR. ROBINS, of Warmiek [louse, Rezent. 4.1 Street, informs the Nobility , ' (leutry, sad the Public, ebel s bs grief of the Trusters. hosEPOLMIer FOR SALE BY AM lON, On the Frboilses Wensteed House, on MONDAY, the 10th of one , and Tiiirty-osie ((Aloe/lug Days, at Eleven o'Clierk, as "mincemeat iu **Catalogues (Saturdays and Sun. flays excepted), THE SUPERB ELEGANT FURNITURE OF THE ABOVE SPLENDID MANSION, Finished in the first style of insgisifitioce, adapted Mr the Palace, or Mansions of Noblemen or Gentlemen : conniv ing of grand Canopy, State, and other Bedsteads, with costly Velvet, rich Silk Damasks, Chintz, and Marine rural. tuns; excellent Bedding of the Aral description; elegant Window Curtains, and Dinging' en suite. Splendid SUI lES of DRAWING ROOM and BALL ROOM CURTAINS, of rich Genoa Velvet, Damasks, Silks, fine Scarlet Cloth, and Morn**, made up in the most Fashionable sod Elegant Style, trimmed with Gold Laces; Couches, Sofas, sad Chairs to correspned. Beautiful AXMINSTER CARPETS, of the beat fabric. Brilliant PLATES of GLASS. A Set of Oriental corms* and valuable EBONY CHAIRS and SOFAS, SCREENS, and CABINETS, of fine rare old India and Japan. A matchless Collection of Oriental, Dresden, Stye, and French CHINA, in dinner and dessert Sets, tea and breakfast Services, cabinet and ornamental China of all descriptions. Variety of Parisian and Buhl valuable CABINETS and BOOKCASES; magnificent Library Tahles, and well.finished Cabinet Articles of all description% for sliming -runnel, par lours, libraries, Be. Elegant Clucks and Orn..inents ; superb matchless Cheadeliers; fall-used Billiard Table, and va riety of excellent Furniture fur villas or cottage Residences, and Servants' Apartments; two Fire Eagines, and Appara tus • Brewing sod Dairy Uten sils ; Garden Lights and Tols; Greenhouse Plants; Pleasure Bost, Punts; capital Sets of Harness, sod variety of oilier Articles, he. The whole forming , an Assemblage of the moat valuable Property ever offered fur pa blie sale, sad well worth the atteatioa of Gentlemen, the articles being of tin first description, and in the highest preservation. To he viewed oa Wednesday the 22d of May, and every day (Sundays excepted) to the time of Sale, By Catalogues only. N.B.—The whole of the Property, according to the diffe. rent advertisements, is comprised in *Mee books, making to. riber thirty.two days Sale, which Books will he delivered as Wanstead House; as Messrs. Robson, Lightfoot, and Rolimues Office, Cassitsetreet, Leicester-equare; at Messrs. Brundrsit, and Moddiales, Temple; and at Mr. Rubies's Office, Regeot-streee, opposite New Borlinitow-stree% ss Ss. each :Catalogs% ono of,opleit wiY admit three to Wit v ls w. Tins day aro , published In three *Ames, punt 810. rite 11. 11.. id. boards, THE FORTUNES of NIGEL. By the Author of " Vf 'verity," " Kenilworth," Ste. SLC. Printed fee Archibald Constable and Co. Hilisborgh ; and Herat, Hansom), sod Co. Cheapsidc, Loudon. Of *bum my be dad. lately publishi-il, THE PIRATE. by the A•iltur of " &c. 3 vols. post octavo, price 1/. 310.41Whiiimit. i I - • VAUXHALL GARDENS Will be OPENED on MONDAY, the 3d of JUNE. THE lust Proprietors of Vauxhall had deter. miser, to close this national and favourite plate of amnivenieat for ever! Its abolition was deer, ed, and these celebrated Gardens were designed to become the site of new street's, that would leave no vestige of the former enebriat mem. of a spot, heretofore the delight of our own Country and the admiration of Foreigners; and to the embellish. meat and attraction of whirls, a Handel, a llogerth, a Rif liagton, and others the most celebrated of their lime, bad contributed their various •nd splendid talents. Yet Ulmer tallied ea they have been by the pens of Addison and Gold. smith, this admired resort of ear ancestors, reared under the high auspices of the Father of oar late revered Mo narch, honoured so often by the presence of one Gracious Sovereign, when Priure of Wales, those Gardens, where the must distinguished Personages of our owe, and other Countries have joined in rational festivity, shall they not, under the patronage of the Nobility and the B h Public, rise into Unproved existeece, and lie once more the splen did resort of the birth, the fashion, and the matchless beauty of England? To preserve to the Metropolis of the Empire the former Amusement. of her favourite Vauxhall, and combine with them the refined attraction. of her once justly admired Itsairlagh, is the attempt of the present Proprietors.— Withia the brief period that the Garden. have been under the pettiest management, many alterations and improve ments have been effected, and a variety of Amusement. provided ; and the Proprietors look with confidence to that encouragement which will enable them to make future and more extensive improvements. In the Musical Department, old favourites are retained, and new Performers engaged; and it will be anxiously endeavoured to prudsee excellence by liberal encouragement. The Stock of Wines, belonging to the late concern has been diapored of by Public Sale.— That now on the Premise., from the cellars of the London Wine Company, Fleetalreet, the Proprietors pledge them selves is of the first quality, and in the Price of which eon !Joinable reductions have been made. With regard to Re freshment., some will be reduced in price, others increased in quantity; and each arrangements have been anode as to mance entire satisfaction in every Department. The Pro peietors have the honour to arissource that the Gardens will be opened on MONDAY. the 3d of Jane, and will eolith sae epee on Mondays, Wednesdays, amid Fridays, doting the Season. N.B.—Single and Party Admissions for the Salmon may he purchased on application to the Proprietors at the Garda's. Vauxhall Gardens, May 26, 1822. ESSEX. WAIMEA D HOUSE. Magnificent SILVER and GILT PLATE—about Twenty two Thousand Ounces. MR. ROBINS, of %%fatalelt (louse, Regent. street, informs the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, t►at, by order of th• Trustees, he phial offer FOR SALE BY AUCTION, At the Mansion, Wanstead House, Essex, on the 17th of June, 1824, mid following Days, at Eleven o'Clock, The splendid Senna of massive rich-chased Silver and Gilt Plate; consoling of superb Soup Tureens, Covers, and Stands; beautiful Sauce-boats; oblossc, oval, round, square, and Piucisabism Dishes (various men), nod handsome Co ven ; twelve dozen Table and Soon Plates, elegant new pattern ; Gravy, Table, Dessert, and Tea Spoons; Soap and Sauce Ladles; Flab Slices; Table Forks, sfscr. en suite ; costly reels-chased Salvers sad Waiters; Pillar Candlesticks and Branches; two and three-light Sconces; Tea Kettles, Coffee and Tea Pols; Triton Figure Salts; handsome Drinking Cope and Covers; a small Plateau ; beautiful large Side-board Dish; eighteru dozen of valuable Agate and Silva•bandied Table mad Dessert Knives and Forks. The Gilt Plate comprises a superb Dessert Service, exqui sitely chased and regrew.," with the Royal Arms as the ceu tie; splendid large flidebond Dishes, moat elaborately cli. , ed with the Marriage of Beecher and Ariadne, Feast of the Gods, said various other beautiful designs; Tea Trays and Salvers: Drinking Cups and Tankards, exquisitely sesilptered in ivory and splesdidly mounted. A magnifiers, Plateau, in nine parte, - feel long; de g:tut Or-molia Rrasebts; plated Kui le and Spoon Trays; Casserole Dish Hester'; and various other costly articles; Plate Chests, &v. &c. May be viewed, as before mentioned in the Fatalism Advertisement, with Catalogues only, to admit three, which tinny be had at frs. each, at %Velment House; at Messrs. Robson., Lightfoot, and Robson's Odice, Castle-street, Lei cester.sqtrare ; ■t Messrs. Bruodrett, Spiuks, and Reddish's Temple; and at Mr. Robins's Office, 170, Regent-street. CITY OF LONDON TAVERN, MAY 25, 1822. r IIE COMMITTEE for Manogriog the Sub .& soiption for t►e RELIEF of the DISTRESSED DISTRICTS in IRELAND, have the selisfsetto• to nr knowlrtlce the following Subscrtptions, received since the 23d instant : Y. a The Albion Fire and Life Assurance Cum p•ny 100 0 The Officers,Non-com missiuried Officer., sod Names of the Royal Wilsey Asy lum, Southa•pton 7 6 He■ employed in print ing the St. James's Chronicle Henry Berens, Esq. 241 Subscription, of 10 0 Hereunto° 5 0 Capt. R. Arnold, R.N. 2 2 Colleeuien at Farnham, Hants 170 12 f. From Gasburs and Sharp. The Load Bishop of Exeter 10 0 Wm. Manley, En]. 2 2 From Child and Co. J. A. B. 5 0 Miss Denynn 5 0 Sir F. 1.. Wood, Bart. 21 0 Dr. lAthaws 5 0 Hos. Augustan Phipps 5 0 Hoc Wm. Powlet t 20 0 From Mesas. Hoare. The Earl Ludlow 50 0 M. stirs. Creswell and Addams 5 5 J. P. Borrell, E.g. 5 0 Edward Milliard Esq. 10 0 Collection at Porta mouth 4601 10a. ed. The Royal Marine Ar tillery at Gosport 55 0 Small Subseripi ion* 3l 126.6 d. Thos.. Cori, Emu Bridport 10 10 M. Monitor& Esq. 10 10 From Marsh and Co. F. G. Probart, Eni. 1 1 From Martell, Call, awl Co. A. F. and M. C. 2 0 From Herne*, Farquhar, and Co. St. lawares Chore'', Dover, Sermon by Mies Mtheard - Rirht Hun. Thom., Wallace 25 From Spooner and Co. C. Patters Vale, Eag 20 Fiore Binelay and Co. Wm. Inglis, Erq. 5 %'m. Englis, Esq. 1 Nr.211111110 Gardner 2 From Glys and Co. Joseph Harrison, EN 5 J. and T. Keen 5 From &mom and Co. Ws. Hotter, Earl. 1 From Lees and Co. J. T. 1 the Kee. C Darman 10 Dr. Al. %ander 51arcet 5 0 L.A. 1 10 J. C. Herrie., Egg. 21 0 From H.mincreley and Cn. M. G. Harm r. li q. 2 2 Finns Ransom and Co. Mr Taylor. Keuxin¢tan 1 1 Front Drummond and Co. Cullertgd at Hialiorg's Aiskland, per Thea. H. Faber, E.g. et 10 M.o. E. H. 1 1 Rey. Julni Langdale S 0 From Cock. and Co. A.lm. Sir T. William., K C. 11. 5 0 Sir Henry Gwillim 2 2 F. C. S 1.0 Mr. •101 Mrs. Gillhe 5 0 From Smith, Payer, vied Co. Res. H. G. Watkins 1 I J. H. Child, E.g. It) 0 Sir T Charles Style, Bt. 25 It From Marryatt and Cu. Clapham Subscription additional, per Rrv. W. Deviltry 21. 12.. From Barnard and Co, W. J. La.hingtion, Esq. 20 0 From Monkey and Co. Mr.. Meacham 2 0 From Es lane and Cu. Subseriptiors at Col. cheater 2421. 12t. 9d. Swhactiption •1 Tun bride Wells Subscription at Chel tenham 561/. 94. 10.1. From Carrie. and Co. Mr. Wm. Anderson 5 0 From Paxton .ud Cu. Mrs. James Trail 5 5 Front Hoare, &nett, •nd Co. Inners. T. and T. A rOrriiller, of I,ialt Descent 2 0 From Cowls tool Co. MO,. Fre. Mill, C.q. 5 Major Haven 2 0 Lbeet.•Geo. Sir Alan C ~run 10 10 Chat G. Cooke, F•q. .5 5 - . From Hudson and Stirling. Pritchard 10 10 Sir T. S. Leonard, From Messrs Lees and Cu. Hart. 10 10 Jansen Hall, Fay. 10 0 The Committee will inert at the City of London Tavern daily H Eleven fur Twelve. Sabseripiione are received ■t the Committee Room, be tween the hours of Twelve and Four ; by Smith, Payne, and Smith.; and by all the Daubers in Lmodon and Weeineinmer, au other permits Wier; antharised by the Committee a receive tbem. By oilier of the Committee, MICH. WM. TROY, Hon. Sec. ESSEX. WANSTBAD HOUSE. VALUABLE COLLECTION of FINE PAINTINGS, BRONZES, SCULPTURES I. SIARBLII, sod CASTS from the ANTIQUE, Splendid GOBELIN TAPESTRY, DAMASK and VELVET HANGINGS, Mit. ROBINS, of Warwick !loupe. Regent. Wert, informs the Nobility, Gentry, nod Connois seurs in Flue Arts, 'bat, by Order of the Trustees, he shall offer FOR SALE BY AUCTION, At the Mangles, Winstead House, on WEDNESDAY, lbe 19th of tune, and two following days, at Eleven o'Cluck, The extensive Collection of valuable Pionies, Brooms, Srulphorm in Marble, Goal the Antique, Superb Gotten.' Tapestry, of matchless beauty. Among the 11111111101111 arsemblage of Paintings are many of great excellence, and comprise Specimens of the Works of must of the girst-rate Masters of the various Schools ; among which wilt he found those of Titian P. Veronese, Correggio, Guerciao, Domminichino, C. Eh:ki, Conon'. Poussin, Bourgoognoni, Ruben*, Vandyke, Minkel', Rem brood', Cum %Vetoes, IVitieau, Hogarth, Thornhill, Lily, Knitter, da. with a great variety of fine end inierestinr Portrait* of Noble mid diedingeieilied Persons.; aumerous superb panels of Gotten,' Tapestry, in the Guest preserva tion. The Sculptures consist of Classical Figures and Grimm, the size of life, both Antoine and by the best Modern Masters ; many very elegant Marble Vases, among which are four of superior caste sod excelleam, of the splen did Medicine shape, four feet mix inches high ; a nettle Co lossal Bast of the Emperor Napoleon, by Caesura ; • beau tiful Goope of boys and Satyrs, by Nysbrack; • large Marble Fout, and se Immense variety or o th er "mi en , sad taster's! Works of Art, which decorate and enrich ibis Princely Mansion. To be viewed by Catalogues only (with the other Property, as described in the Furniture Advertisement), at Five Mil. hugs each, use of which admits 'hem in new, and may be had at Winstead novae; at Mess". Robson. Liabcrool, and Robson 's OfEce, Castle street, Leicester-agasre; at Mesas*. Brundreti, Spiel's, and Reddish s, Temple; and at Mr. Ro bins's Office, R•gent-sleet. ED 01 FIFTY VALUABI fine M, PORT, in Wood.—FOURTEEN CASKS of Capital OLD HOM E-BR EIS ED ALE, &c. Mit. ROBINS, of Warwick (loose, Regent. street, informs' the Nobility, Gemini, and that by order of the Trustees, he shall offer FOR SALE BY AucTios, At the Mansion, Waiisteail Hoare, on MONDAY, Self 15, 11122, at Elerta &Clack, • r . The reliable Cellars of choice Sse•Ratooeed 011.111ioes ; considing of *twat Three Hundred and Fifty Miss of exceeding linedisvisisred Old Part, Madeira, illart7;lClaret, Borguady, Yin de Grave, Old Hock, Chant psigne, ltopiorne, Buret," and other choice Wien j Five Pipes of excellent Old Madeira, sad Two Pipes of exceeding Rue Old Net, in wood; Fourteen Casks of capital Old Horne-brewed AID , Ice. To be viewed on the Morning of Sale, and Catalogues h a d (to view the whole of the Propettvi al :described in the Fur niture Advertisement, at Five Shillings each, to admit three) at Wanstead Honlie; at Mess... Robson, Lightfoot, and Rob. 'a Office, Castle street, Leicester-square; at Mesons Erundreti, Spiel's, and Reddish's, Temple; aid at Mr. Itubins's Wier, Regentdttget. ChN the 4th of JUNE the Small LOTTERY V will all be Deserts, containing TWO Prizes of 20,000/ with many other Capitals. @nil all in MONEY! Tiekets and Shares for which are selling by J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT, at their old and fortunate Hikes, No. 37, Cnrnhill; No. It, Holborn; and No. 3s, Haymarket, where, in the very last lottery that contained Two l'rizes of 20,000/. they had the good fortune to share and sell them both, niiJ trust they will be equally successful with the TWO Prizes of 20,000% to be drawn as above. FYTON. Stnek-Broker and Loit ers Offi ce Keerr,at Ms old establishment, Cerohill and towbar"- street, euwgraitilates the Politic on their success hi the Min Lnttery, when nosily all Nis Capita? Prises were 'bared twit sold, one of whirls grand Prises CYTON bad the Oceanic In sell. RYTON hega leave in remind his Friend', the Public, its nest lottery militates' Mittman. Capital Prises of 90,DnOt , 1,0001, bOOl., 2001, to be all drawn la One Day, vie. the NA of JUNE, and only 7,000 Tickets. Tickets and Shares are now on sale at the above Ipelty Offire,Ciirnidlland Lombard ntrert. •.• Alt Relines, in the Public Funds trammeled writ% fidelity end di•prich. SCOTCH DISTILLEBY up.sOLU loNs. The following is a co•reol ropy of the Remain' toes agreed to on Friday uight in the Hoerr of Com:nous upon 'loch A Bill was ordered to be brought in 1. "TAM there he charred for everygallon of wori er waiti brewed ur made in any part or place w Scotland from sty malt, corn, grain, sr tilts, or any in.sittee with the came, fur extracting spirits, for consumption in Stallard, Where suck wort or wash, before any fermentstion i. err ducted tie texciied, shall be of a gravity not exceeding eighty. one, as indicted by Allah's aacctr.rumetrr, the sum of tight pence halfpenny : Where snob wort en wash, before any fermentation is pro duced or excised, shall be of a gravity nut exceeding oeveety five, as Weaved by the sad sacchtuomettr, the Sum ks, eight pence: Where inch wort un mob, berme soy fermentet ion it pep. duced or excited, shall be of • eravity not exceeding seventy, as indicated by the said mectimumeter, the sum of *emu pence halfpenny : Where such wort of wash, before any fermentation is moo' doted or excited, shall be of a grimily not exceeding aim' , five, as indicated Ly the said 'archaise:natter, the sum of seven penes : Where lurk wort or wish, before any fermentation Ir Torn. ducted or excited, shalt be of agrssity no exceeding ober, es indle.Md by the s,td saccharemeter, the sum of six pen. , c halfpenny.." 2. "That fir every gallon of spirits of the strength of elerfil per (-mounts above proof, as demoted by the bydrometer called Sikes'. hydrometer, which shall Le .an ray part or place iu Scotland, for consumption iit Scotland, from lotto wort or oath brewed from melt, coin, genie, or tilts, nosey mature therewith, of a gravity not exceeding eight:a-onm st.i indicated by Allan's aseehareineter,ihere be charged thstitutht of nine pence 'halfpenny : For every eallos of such spirits of the strenrh afore's; ', which shall be distilled from any sorb wart or w a. 1,, of a r rity sot exceeding seventy Ave, steal b) the $ •,• charunietrr, the sum of sloe : For every gallon of such .phi's ur the sttcogth sf:re.s•rf. which shall be distilled from any such wort or wash. ►ily not exceeding seventy, as indiested by the said sact+sr., meter, Ike sum of eight pence halfpenny : For every gallon of such spirits of the strengili ►forrsr,.t, which shall be distilled from In) such %gm( or we• t ', I. 4 gravity sot exceeding sixty-Syr, the sum of *even plrettge three raftbint For every gallon of such opts its of the strength sf •ress' ' whisk shall he distilled from mole such wort or 1..0), of g ra►ity airt exceeding sixty, the stint of seven pew,* And so in propottion, ncenititnr In any hieher ns 'owes g• se of the strength unit stieh spins• rsspeelireiy." dd 3. "That there hr charged for every hcecce to be taken by any disittkr or maker of low nines or spirits in any or place an RcoHasid, whether for rile therein or fog ex 'he Iron therefrom, the arm of tea pounds : . 4 Fi.r every licence to hr taken cut by any rectifier l'ot \ !wonder of ehiriis to any part or 011 e in Scotism/ 01 lire pounds: Of. ^' 1 111..„ For every licorice to be 'liken nor by any per 41 any still in Seothwid, the suns of ten •fullings : Ms re , am , Roc every Ileenee to be taken orio by Roy per Avg" . 41 • dietiller, re-0111er, or roimpotinder of epic hem tsar b... use any still for the esrryirg cio tht. tear* • 1 / 4 be 1 0 ,,, p "1r any other trade etc business regoorieg tic I f * ehagyi e llt.. stilly, the stun of ten shillings." 4 we si • ow : 'w ;* Rooolottunn agreed to ; Bi'l 0rar...4 al rraito h Mr. Lvbingtou yid Mr. Cbtrecel:cr if it •' o oeftt i i , L 4. . .tische l y,,. )1 - - 4 0 7 10 ALL IN ONE DAY, 4,h JIM& CA RROLL soluciis the. ittelaseto of ►u 111 • Friends and the Public to the *rheas, of the Lot, ter, to be Drawn All iu Uuc Day, 4th Jame. Will Italy 7,000 Tickets, there are TWO PRIZES of f ?0,000! 14 other Capitols, and Nut Two flasks to • Prise. G. CARROLL has bees invariably 101441 n-we in the site of Capital Prises; the folloninr, were Shared nod Said at his (Mem, 19, Cornhill, and 26, Oxford street, to the list sod preceding Lottery, TM - 11,486 • Prise of £30,000 18.002 f 5.000 I 1A.08:1 f 1,000 8,042 2,000 I 2.780 Besides numerous usher Prises of £3OO , &e. Add hr o toes again to have the plea :ore uf distributing • great portion of lb. Prizes to the Purchasers at his Office■ on the 4th of JUNE. ALL ON THE 4111 JUNE. HAZARD it “„ Co. with eio.ti,iener recom earful the present LOTTERY to the Pearoweee of the Public. The Prizes are all Motley, sod the whole will be decided in on. dee, Oh JUN E. There are TWO OF TWENTY THOUS A N D POUNDS, with Cuprite. ether Capiials, ■nd nut Tpu ltlauki to Prize. HAZARD and Cu. had the gratiticaiinn in the lace Lat• levy of dlelribuiin a eery• are prupottiost of the Caplial Prises at their Officer, . _ . 93, Rnyal Exchange.; I 434. Ox(nrd invert, cornet 26. Curitloll; td . ywailnw.ah re 1. They Shared and Sold. Twenty-ilirte of the grt...l Prices, including _ No. 467 f 20.000 3,018 7,839 No. 283 _ ooo _ 1 1894 ... .. ~• 1,005 . Aud 17 u::j•; Cup.; +'s. AI.L IN ONE DAY. SWIFT and Co. rroptctfully solicit it perusal of Oho following Scheme:— . 2 ....of .C 23.000 Mosey 110,000 2..... l,OOO Mosley 2,0110 2... 10..... ....... ..... 200 Money l,llOO 10 lOO Money l,oBo 38 3O 11lo.ory 100. , It Money l,llOO 2,172 lO Mom./ 21,720 .--- .--.---- 7,000 Tiebeis. £70,000 No Fixed Prizes—To he all Drawn 4ik JUN i& The Tickeis sad Sham are us S.le ■t No. 11, Pwrilir, i 12, Charing-cross; and 31, A kip(' High-sircel; tbe old mid formulae Offirei of SWIFT sod Cu. • -.mit. ~...IMiak