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.. . • , 4 1 , Sr ' . . . . . • . . . . . .. . . . . . • . . V / I , . / ' / • ": 0. . -. , AO ft7 f 0 . . 0... ..... Imej . . 1 ) _ 4 t A 1 6) v it t :,L - A. ,. „ - ________„._„.7......,..... ffloogrim irr7 = i. ° • ""n • oh : • s *: ' = , • •• .. ~ '~ • . • NUIIIBEK 60P6. LONDON, TUESDAY, JUNE 18, Pates Id. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MISS FoorE. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENTGABDEN. LITERARY FUND. THE SUB-ANNIVERSARY DINNER .t GREENWICH will be lotto! it the Ship Tavern TO MORROW, WEDNESDAY. the 19th rusting, et Five u'Cloork precisely. Tr peer' nt diaaprointment sad incur venivorom, such Members and their Friends as purpose at. leading, are requested to apprise Mr Saris, at the Sueiety's Clossobers, No. 4, 1./m.olles Inn Folds, of the Number of GraCeries who may he of their Party. CHARLES SYMMUNS, D.D JAMES ANDERSON, LL.D. Registry,. J. B. NICHOLS. F.S A. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Akin. $4, 1 6!!. 911 - I E COURT le DIRtUTOFLS of the UNITED COM PANE of SIERCMANTS of ENG LAND, Erodi n g to the KIST INDIES, tie Shreht Oise Notice. That • QUARTERLY GNIERAL COURT et the said Company will he held at Gals Rouse no leadruhall *wet, ee WEDNESDAY; the Ebb lase nest, at Elrvew uttork in the Foreseen, for the 'wpm of declaring • DIVIDEND time Clettsiewie last I. MITI — see mete. That the TRANSFER WOKS of lho wild COM. PANrs STOCK will he SHUT we TUESDAY, the 4th J•Ne Next. at Three inlet'''. sue OPENED agate on TUESDAY, the 16th July Ailliawlegy. Aud that the DIVIDEND WARRANTS on the ..11l COMPANY'. STOCK, Jae .e ibebill July, will be ready to be delivered es SATORDAYN t f a heIt sell . JOS RT, Seeretael. cerise employment fur the distressed peesatilky, mid la re Moodhog them to habits of peamtful Isdtstry. la providieg amply evilest • stem' of obarcity fikte the preseai, nail its coesequeet calaasitles. Is the gradual abolitioo of the iniqitouss aied donnueglii. lag system of middle wee, aid their accused tribes, mer Ike 1 100 '• Is the allaying religious solomilies ad the star akt. Onetime of pasty feints. "In the prerenaim of She neal-preetiorg tersest grog jiffy jobless', sod of lithe proctors; a cruel sad remorseless apsi of oppressors. whose itahumais peacrodings elsoisld he mom Soiled io ag amt. d meths:id of colleting the revissikte alas Itsealitioloil Church. la elm progurigg merle esneessimos to all persons of boom Cetimlic perstassitio. as the most enlightened Maeda gam a the pram age deem advisable anal migtaey. " la the imagoalifical Inippressioe of mendacity tkeseghoitt the roguery; bating au eye to the establishment of depot ms% week bowel, aid WSW' for the hmtnectio• ef ,lhe reeks. gommegigo. " Food% Is Me siseagrogentoot of esPitalima, long& a.' turessel commerce in the fisheries, sod musgfactorret tog pottieglaity by eittegaling the liege trade sad fabric id all parts of the couutry. " Sad let It be the besiness of a inseaging CuMmitter, Inman cheep of the fund, to promote to the hest of thee ' abilities the several measures Asa numerated; and kt such neraserga, iodiegensable as the? will appear fur the future harpoons of Iretaad, be the hoses spook which this eminently Philasthropic Society shall build op • Splelidid satiusal ineountest a anilines' besevoleace sad patristic grandeur, to the pensmeeet advantage of, sad iedicatieg anaemia prsopetity to, their hitherto distracted ebeetey ; deed, it in greatly to be feared, sbe must Mag rotas in her praline exhausted and inapoveriaked state—a hafts *pun the shedders of Great Britoil', incessantly importgalog mhos, and rectivieg beeefactions like to • orif-malmed crlpt pie, sad etietioanig thus degrad ed, in the ranks of walioes, makes something be dose for the beselit sad &who ratio, of her hapless mod neglected people, by all those ie whose Knees the awful sad Iremeedoes responsibility rests of seining the perpetration of eourmous evils—of heart. 'Athenian calamity, late arrived at their most dreadful cli max, hot arrested, for a period oily, through the bounty and heoevoleace of Great &Reim. " It M high time, therefore, for ell those who are, from tie tentesecm. teat deeply interested is the welfare Of Ireland, to lay aside their habits of impieties's aid apathy as to its fate--of self iodulgeoce sod whiappliratioe of God's bene fits, drawn by them frees the remerces of their country, without adequate meatiest god hied', requital on thee part • tied without a thought as to sty reciprocity of good make betweee themselves, and their less fambared fklluebeiona, thrtiugh the sweat of •buse brows, sod through the labours of whom wieritortous, yet unrequited industry, they du ea. joy ere. •fillomme, and almodasice, in various 14111alledl, tackles, of that extremity of disease, indigence, sad &mime, which obtain is trebled; deaulatiug her plains mid villages, hem ragged nmestaias, and be verdant vales with the sad havoc of pestiestial mortality." How many feel this weseseet death - -- • • they would or hot, there could be ne duutd but a certain mkt of them would riot ctlme under the colo lenial law as it now stood; the intention of the Bills was to keep as near the lt siigation Laws as possi ble; it the mile time to make the country the en irrpot of all othei nation.; the only way to give the leatitsfocturers of this country eticoursgemeut was to allow foreigners the means of psyhig for them. AD increase of wealth in other Countries was the Means of bringing it into thin . which could be only done by free trade. These Billi had been hymned after greet labour and industry ; some persons might think they did not go far enough, but their Lordships ought to be careful in altering the ancient laws of the country on this polar: The EArl of HatewooD had no objection to the trade of all eisistrlee being put on the same footing, het drat could wit be done until the duty on foreign *oat wile repealed: COLONIAL AND AMPRICAN VIA DE. E.arl BATHURST moved the second reading of the West India and American Trade Bill, awl the Co lonia! Trade Bill. The Noble Earl stated, as the law sow stool as to the commerce behoved the West India Islands and America, the latter were prohibited from trading in their vessels for ram and sugar, but that it should be carried iu British bat , - toms to Bermuda and Halifax. where the American ships because the carriers. The first Bill was to throw the trade open between the United States and the West India Islands, putting a protecting duty nit the articles imported and exported to and from the Islands in American bottoms. The other Bill was for opening a free trade with all foreign Calouies, whether they were or were not indepru dent. There was another regulation to allow Bri tish vessels to Barry rum and sugar from the West India Islands to any port iu Europe; the project was not new, as an Act passed in the relit of ' George 11. to the same effect. The Marquis of BUTE did not rise for the pur pose of objecting to the Bills, but to call their Lordahipa' attention to a subject connected with the West India Islands—he meant the slave trade. He cousidered if the trade of the Islands were therm raged is the articles of rum and sugar. it would encourage the other, which was far from decreasing. There ought to he more attention paid in the better registration of slaves; the words in some of the Acts of the Colonies were so pot as to make 'hens ineffectual. If the, Colonial Legislatures did nut pay attention to such Bills, he comended that the Parliament of Um country ought to take the legis lation out of their hands and legislate for them. The Bills were then tend a second time, and or dered to be committed to-morrow. The Bankrupt Joint Commission Bill went .through a Committee, sod was reported without any amendasent.—Adjourned. 91111 I S EVENING, TUESDAY, Joew is, by IH very particular &sire, sad Is teasel ar( the great tippled* with whit h it was premed by a erawded A othesee un Mr. Illtertudy's Night, sill be repeated Shskapeares Traced' or OTHELLO, MOOR OF VENICE. °ghetto, Mr. Modestly; lags (fit this sight end the last lime), Mr. Voting. Dosdatioisa, Miss Foote; sad Emilia, Mrs. Faseit. la the evade of the Evening the follsidag maga : " Should he upbraid." Mira M. Tree; 4 .0! sever asp that I was false," Mks Halleade; sad a favoerite Dtrel b Sloss Hallasde sad Miss M. Tree. After width will be revived. with all its origiostaploodoor, the grand Melsielrawratie Rivantsce ett THE FORTY THIEVES. ESSEX. WA NST EA D HOUSE. Illasurileetid SERVICE of SILVER sail GILT PLATE, PAINTINGS, BRONZES, SCULPTURES,' INIABBLE CASTS Stun the ANTIQUE, GUBELIN TAPESTRY, VELVEQ' HANGINGS, lie. 11111 it. ROBLNS, a Warwick House, Rogeul• Arose. Warms the Nobility, Gutty, sad the Pablie s Mod I! adill be shell sire. - --- -1 , -+• - Pl* SALE, e 4„,„„ . irsustatad Mier, Emu, the Spiralled SIR. I Ai isruive ride CHASED SILVER sad GILT . of TIVIIMISVO THOUSAND OUNCES, Arsimeisi "MA there is every requisite for the use et the sew prim* esteblisiiseet, with a variety of Tel* Oulu essesa, and ether rural Articles, appropriate form" family; mid a wpm* PLATEAU, sheet Niro:feet lour. The Table Service of Plate erigiaally hitleaged to the unfortusate Lard litraffool. • TO.NORROW, and Two followlisir Dad, the valnabk COLLECTION of PAINTI NGS, sway of them by the Gut Nesters; Sculptures in Marble, lie true classical taste, is Fidares, Bests, Vases, au. Ise ; Casts ; splendid Gultelia Tapestry, of the moat superb description aisd astrbleas beauty, iii adoirsbte preservation; costly Velvet tad Da. wash Hughey ; sad ether Effects, u let forth in the Cat idennee. The Sale sir the ether Mess will be continued u hereto fore set forth is the diffireat Advertisrnieals. Catalogues on the Premises, and at 170, Regent sired, Opposite Burlingtoa•strert. Ali Baba. Mr. IPlavaires44 Gonna. Mr. Derapet; Meers plia, the Cabbie'. 111 e. //f. Fame; Abdpitab. Me. Gaiter ; Mows, Mr. iliterilea. Abby tit tbalisieetti(primeteeesa a( AA iliabs). Mlle Sass Cr,aallaste Mir 11- "dim SOON We L. 111•41 ea ; regia Reba. ML. Lew; • istabetiore all" to dr chancier of Inentiarta, by Me.. Pease. Tickets and Piece. to be bad at Was Fusee, 34, Keppet. Heart, Reasellouleart; tad of Mr. ikaadea. at the fox. Olke. NEW THEATRE-ROYAL, HAY-NANEET. TlllB EVENING, TUESDAY, Juere IS, trill be performed (3d time) a Nee iseeasioael Farekal liketeb, called . THE MA. OF FARE. After which, THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. Cartel. Moehestb, Madame Vestris. Polly by a mut( Lady, Pupil of Mr. V. Corti. To which will be added the Comedy of KATHERINE AND PETRUCHIO. Prdeasido v Alr. C.Ketuslele. Katherioe, Mrs. Jobe,No. 36. First Gallery.ta —.Second Gslkry, Is. The Doors to be opened at Six o'Cloek, sad the Perform able. is WON at Seven. Plows for the Bose* to be sakes of Mr. Massinglestro, et the Theatre, of who. Private Boxes ma) be had, sightly. To.morrow, The Solcitle—The IYeddinti Day—sad The Bill of Fore. I GREAT AMERICAN ALOE. lirßE DISPOSED OF (the property of Geotlemes), s See Spetillitil of the above ALOE, fast appronding to Meow. Apply to Mr. Simplerd, Nurseryman, Haeltsey Wick, why will *hew t►e Oast. PIANO FORTES, WARRANTED. WPINNOCK moat respectfully info►ms • Moor Ladies and Gentles." olio are desi►ous of •►taimiag PIANO FORTES of roper ior gash!, sod work. maambip, that haves. made several ready m••ry purchases io soperinr see •od sic, od.haisd Iwamoto% he is rumbled to offer dorm me remarkable advantage's. terms; mid sot beteg roollord us say particular maker, his stock comprises lb. greatest real variely of nay house in Lead's. Ample time allowed fur trial, with liberty to excbauge, if a•t sp. pfrovtd of. A liberal price allowed fur old instr•aaaats. Timis., sod Piano Fortes let us Mire. Emgr•ved apeeime•s of sew NUNN, sad ■ Catalogs• of Mosie, gratis. 207, St. Clemeue. Caurebiord, &rood, Loodow. ACIDULATED ESSENCE of ANCHO- Vll2.—Thie sew Mode of preparing Anchovy Sauce Wag now brought to the greatest perleetioo is respectfully recoanseried lathe Mobility and Gentry also are partial Se mould flavour, and which LAZENBY as/ SON prepense to hope will give geoeral estisfaztiu, u it is out liable to turn rorreid when opened. It is prepared onl at Lazenby.', No.ll. Edward-strest, Poetises...loam T he Label of each Bottle is signed " Elizabeth Lazenby," ratite a. the Harvey's Some. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MKS M. TREE. THEATREAOTAL, COVENT•GARDEN. r -MORROW. WEDNESDAY, Juoe 19, will be seed Sbakspeare's Tardy •f CYMBELINE. Britnts—Cyonbelioe, Mr. Egerton: Pntydere, M►. Ab bott; Cabal, Mr. Durant; Clone, Mr. Farley; Morten, Mr. Chopin.; lAoastas Postheraos, Mr. Mscready; Piss. ■w, Mr. Canoe. Ronssar—lschinto. Mr. Young; Cans Lune, Mr. Yates; Vans, Mr. Jefferies. Qtroms, MIL hock; Helen, Miss Shaw; sod hoaxer), NW ii. Me (Wino her first appearance is that chancier). After t►e Play (sod for this sight only), aided by the awls& son of several Performers who ►ave kindly posted the eisarino of their Talents ow the present occasion. A GRAND VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT. Previous to which Cliewetties grind Overton so Armes. CHEAP AND ELEGANT STEEL RETICULE CLASPS. FINE POLISHED STEEL WAIST CLASPS. WMARSHALL Meal Mao urge, orer) has • or ask upwards of 500 Retain, Morocco, sod Tor. tesisadwll Retiesslev, Seely ornamented wish Moe!, etsaaprisiog the lIIMPOS sod must thelliessoble Pastern. Soperiur M.. ~us Reticules, Is. Sd.; Rids Velvet Reticules with tilt Ober. 4a. • ' rise Polis h ed Steel Retiesl• Clasps , Sa. SS.; swords 4110 iliferesa patters, always ow sole; Gild RAI r trials Clops, IL; Silvered /Attitude Clasps, 3v. Sti. ; Ladies iris polished Steel Waist Clasps, 1..; Steel Buckles, Boa. set Slides, and Shoe Buckles, in variety; fist chase Gilt Parse Soaps, Is.; Strong Steel Penes, Is • &roost hisesers Parses wish Stee l Snaps, 6.1. each; Real Russia Card Cases, 114 Real Freed, Purses of superior (lushly, 4s. IA; on sale at Marshall's Cheap Pocket Book sad Resicok Mass factory, 1, Hulbors•Ban, corner of Middle.roe.—Shop• keepers supplied as the lowest serous J.. peblielted, price 11a. lESCHY LI AGAMEMNON ad fidea 14111Siereat eateadavit ; Nemo et Glossaries ad. jean C. J. MAN FIELD. B.T.P. Usti, 'Weeds rearmost. Leediai: aped J. Yawata. ; Caudal:mien, aped Deightee et lilies. And oil tie sad variety of pain •••••-••• How many bleed By sbaasesi variasee betwixt Etas and man! • How 'easy drink the cap * Of baleful grief, ye eft lie Muse !mead • Of imierry ! ' How many sink este the wad UM • • Of timmiless poverty r • The ffseeilegs of the Irish Philanthropic Seetety should take place lly. is Loudest, ou or before the peuregatio• of Parliament ; sad is Dublin on that ever-memorable J.y, the lath Ample*. on which his Majesty Iva was welcomed to the shores of the Emerald Isle, ansouneing, is his Royal Person, • peace sad good wall' to Irishmen." - . - To •MA will he added, the Opera a BROTHER AND SISTER. 'floe Cialaterral de Tanen, 11r. Pinraett ; btttt *la* in Flores, Mr. Darras. I Podgy*. Mr. LANE; illesele. Mr. Blowhard. Dunne Isidore, Mies Stephtaa ; Rasaathe (Salt tier), Mies M. Tree; Dolma Camillo, Miss Gyres; sad Agatha (Gm time), Miss Holland*. Tlekete to be had of Miss M. Tree. S, Lancaster-evert, *rood; nod of Mr. Brandeis at the Theatre, where Places kr the Boon easy he taken. Thu die? Is published, essbellidrid with s liglily Rubbed • llisialeee by Hr.lssart, Nina by I. R. esuibsbeisli, sad • fse.aiseile of his Imsed-wriilsg, ries M. THE LIFE end EXTRAORDINARY AD •ENTTIRES of SAMUEL DENMORE HAYWARD, disseminated Ma /11sapisk. who warily , ' al the Old Bailey, so Tossday, Newatiber 11, itltl, for the Cristo of Derilsty; with so Address to IN Ritise Goserstion, so the inotioeot Deemer to bs &soda frogs what is tensed. being "o. the Tows." By PIERCE EGAN, _ . . . HOUSE OF COMMONS, MONDAY, Jess 17. Mr. DAVENPORT preseated a Petition fume the Corp). ratios of Macclesfield against the Wareboissitig Bill; nada similar Petition front the Borough of Conglittoe, in the e ves ', of Ch es ter --Ordered to he printed. Sir R. SHAW presented a Petition from the Clamber of Commerce is the City of Dublin, prayiag for a redaction of she Duties cpm Rock Salt imported into lreland.—Ordered be primed. . . . . IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. lift THE BENEFIT OP in. iiRANDON, Box-Book sad Hoott-Keeptr. THEATRE- ROYAL, COVENT.UARDEN. ON WEDNESDAY, Juno 46, I 8 4, will be performed Colomes Play of THE IRON CHEST. OItIGINAL NIARGATE STEAM V YACHTS, HERO and VICTORY, will leave the CUSTOM HOUSE for MARGATE each Mornlog at Eight o'Clock precisely, in she following order:— VICTORY, Cassis CORBIN, every MONDAY sod FRIDAY ; HERO. Captain PIERCY, every WEDNES DAY and SATURDAY. And will retoin, VICTORY, every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY; HERO, every MONDAY and FRIDAY. FARES:—Chief Cabin, 14..; Fore Cable, 11. ; Children soder Twelve Years of age, 7s—Pier Doty ischaded. The above Yachts have a State Cable for the accommoda tion of small Panics. Dimmers and other Refreohneests provided ea board, and Wines of a sorrier Quality. N.B—NuChavnc beioi mad. for the Cwoorfooee of Leg' gage, the Pooprietors will mut be 'reposed& is OW of Less ur Damage. Fur farther partiewlsts, apply to the Artily, Mn.'..t Gilson and Sim, 61, Lower Thauses-slreet ; and Mr. Gore, at the Office, ilargni• ; also at the Old White purse Cellar, Pircsdaliy; Guides Croce, Charting cruse; and Aldgate Coffee House. Cuttehrs are is emmiast remlisess for Famines' going to or menial from Ramsgate and Bruadstairs. Free admission Tickets fur the Seasou m4y be bad by ap plying to the Ages's. Author of • We is Liondor"--.. %Vail's through Bath"— •• Boximaa," Sce. Published by Sherwood, Neely. sod Jones, Paternoster. row. HOUSE OF LORDS, Monn•T, Juni 17. APPEAL VAN ASKEW, App. lane I DV LAP AND OTNIaII, Respondents. Mr. Weilievell woo ►earl out. and Mr. Ilbomp••• is looll i (U, the Rammed/etc —Fertile' hearing pais poned. Their Lordships, al four ieckiek, aiijuerited during *o ilers. Sir "Whl. CURTIS restated a Petition from the Watch Fisishrss of Loudon against the Warebousiog Bill.—Ordet ed to be printed. Mr. WARRE pretested a similar Petition from car. lain Silk Mstietactarers —Ordered its be printed. Sir WM. LEMON presented • Nikki' from certain Pil. chard Fishermen in the County of Cornwall, praying fur a tidal repeal of the Salt TlLL—Ordered to be printed. Sir R. FERGUSON presented • Petition to the rams af fect (toot tert•ir Fishermen i• Scoßoad. Sir "Award Martisser, Mr. Yearn; Ftlabs/ding, Mr. Chip sots ; Wilford, Mr. Abbott; Ada. Wistrrtun, Mr. Fawcett; Kimbell, Mr. Yates; Sasso., Mr. Liston; (hires, Mr. Eton,; Anustrost, Mr. Taylor. Haler (Arm time), MI.. Foote; Barbara (lint time), Miss Hillside; Bleach', Mrs. Gibbs; Judith, Mrs. /Nock. Wish A CONCERT, in which Miss Braude's and Miss 1.. Drudge (Pupils of Mr. Watson), will maks their wetted 'prelatic*. Aid other ENTERTAINMENTS, as will be expressed is fitters Advertisements. Tickets sold at the doors will loot he admitted. Boxes, is. —Pit, 3s.6d.—Gellery,Ss.—Upper Gallery, Is. Doers epee, at Six and enmeseace as Simms. Tickets and Places for the Boars to be had of Mr. Bran dos,at ths Bus-office, Nieces-place, Mart.strset, Coyest pears. TIM STATE OF IRELAND. RIM FOR Tin INFROVILMRIIT or 711 STATS OF IRELAND. COPIED FROM " MOTTLET'S RAMP PRIES TELEGRAPH." * In order to remedy esisthic *wits, it le evillest that • Agape earlobe should take place; not only in the gegeral adadaisiratioo of state affairs, but in the individual coodoct of all perroas eeriaected with Ireland, ■ud powwow.' of pro perty, whether abseiling, proprietors, or nut. Let How u• whom se mods of the 'welfare of their ettusiry depends, Naiad forth, as they valve their temporal, their eternal in. testate, ewaniesosaly to determines, that eousetbisig must he douse forthwith go their part for bettering the cooditiois of the wretched and heart-broken peasaistry..-to rescue their from their object state, and to reader sliest i■ seine Mem. u r less liable to the mais man. inEwence of those morel sad phyeicsl evils, winch, hums time immemorial, that pitiable and oppressed people have unrepiaisgly reduced at times as of late, and, at present, antutiritisp, in the aggregate, to a higher pitch of hoses* misery sad wretchedness than say tosatry in Cliistendowi has ever before been known to ex perience. • Waal mid Wearable disease (fell pair!) Om hopeless inoltitudes remorseless se.se At mice; and snake • refuge of the pave.' TIN LORD CHANCELLOR, at it. sissies after live o'clock, massed kis seat oa the woolsack. ROMAN CATHOLIC PEERS. Lard ROLLE presented • Petitina front • Parish is the City of Exeter, praying t►at Catholic Peers 'sight sot be allowed {lO sit is their Lordships' H/11111C—Read, aad laid sta the table. Lord A. HAMILTON presented Petitions from Inverse= sod Edisbstg►, against the Bill introduced by the Lord Ad vocate, for reformist tho Scotch Burgin ; and moodier from the Inhabitants of lovensess, conielainieg of the .ode of striking Petty Juries lit Criminal Prosecutions is Scotland. —Ordered to be printed. The Duke of RUTLAND presented two similar Petitioss; Doe from tbs Borough of Lumpier, the other from the nigh of Grantham, la the Connty of Lincoln. . . . _ Lord EXMOUTH pretested • - similar Petition frost t►e Parisi, of Divelisti, is Devessitire. SA LT TAX. Mr. WM. SMITH presented • Petition from the Fish Curers of Belton, is Lancashire, praying for the total re peal of the Salt Tax. Mr. CURW EN wished ►o take that orportenity of alib is. the Chancellor of the Exchequer when beetroot to brine op the Report of the Salt Tax Repeal Bill, for he considered tbat great disronteut existed ia the fisheries on the subject! The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, that in roneeleeeee of the very important hasiisesa which stood fur this eveniag, be feared the Report meet he postpoised to • fe line Jay. It was his original intention that the tax should be 2s. in England, and the fisheries should be duty free fur the period of two years; ►ot from the alarm which the fisheries seemed to feel, he was not disposed to adhere to hie oeigival ingentimi. LAST TYREE OF TOM AND JERRY. SADLER'S WELLS, Vetter the Dreams of Mr. kerk 014 . ( 4 4 lb* Ma" R°lBl, The Bishop of 6IESTER premoted five Pelitioas to the sense effect from differeot Parishes is the Diocese of Chester. The Earl of SHAFTESBURY preeented a similar Peti tion ft.. 11* Brood of Glasgow and Ayre. The Bishop of St. DAVID'S presented tithe Petitions to the saw, (fret front several Deaneries iu the Diocese of St. Davao. _ _ _ 11 AZA IW and CO. who Iwolll the Two Fint 100100.1. Prism is the Um Letiery Csruirset, respect fully remiati the Public, that the growl Summer Letiery, csensisiot They were severally read sad kid*. the table. The Earl of HAREWUOD rearmed a Petition front the !Renewing sad blanateeterers sassed it the Woollen Trade, penyieg that the duty ow fereip worst night be repealed. The Reecieninteees Bill, and the Deeds Register (Irelied) Bill, were read the third tine and passed. i'Wo of t 30,000 ! TWO of llll,OOO ! lie. Ste. Carol. had Money, BRUINS 161 k JULY. TEN PARTS LJI SWIM In be IMme First 0.7! and mai he gaited ity the await Ri.k of 11. Is.. a Whole 'natl. and Shame ia proporitott, guru to a Six TTTTT H FOWL SALL. Liaos! N EW CHURCHES. Grberal GASCOYNEsaiJ, that as such material dosages weight she place, 'be swirlier t►e public mind 'cosset at test tot better. _ _ Mr. BIRCH preowned AM these oanufaeteriee Wag sell should be equally free as she isheries. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER replied is the allirerslire. Mr. BRIGHT said, if the Chancellor of t►e Eathequer ►ad may altrratioe to propose. he should do it i• t►at early progress of the Bill. The greatest anairty prevailed i• the public mind fur the total repeal of the tar. The Petition Mei their ordrreil to be peisteL T HIS EVENING. I UESDAY, June 18, a New Ballet Dance. called LOVE IN FLANDERS. Principal Characters by Mr. W. Kirby, Mr. WsMourn, llndic Ogre's, Mosier Bilbao, alias Adcock, Miss Collin. sae, aad the Corps de Ballet. After which a new pedestrian, egatestrian. and operatic Extravagauga, of piety, frisk, lark, aid patter, called TOM AND JERRY. Act I. Life is the Coeistry.—Act IL Life In Loodua.— Act 111. Rambles sod Sprees. WITH PONT RACES. To coached* with a Greed Betio.. Millet of Action, tailed THE BLACK FOREST. Theodore, Mr. Lewis; Marqnis ' Mr. Bedford; Captain of the Ba n ditti Mr. Hartland. Isabella, Mina Adcock; Jacinths, Miss lerrold. O n Monday next a total thence of Pesfornsance will take plue, is which Mrs. Egerton will wake her kit app. ar sere. Monsieur ALEXANDRE% admired PERFORMANCES will be repealed a frw Evessisea Inairr. A DELPHI THEATRE, STRAND. T HIS EVENING, TUESDAY, June IS. and OS THURSDAY and SATURDAY, Monsieur ALEXANDRE, lbe celebrated Dranistic Ventriloquist, •ol deliver an entirely see commie, cbarneteristir, vocalic, mimetic, Niels 'Comical, unaniloquous, nbignilancal Ent. r• isiousest, is Three Paris (is English) cuessirucied expressly for this occasion, and entitled The ADVENTURES OF A VENTRILOQUIST; Or, THE ROGUERIES OF NICHOLAS! het 1. Food and Pby►le.—Cepld bunted Chinsaey Sweep - -Necemity !Mewls re be the men hor of ieeemires, nod Mrs. Glow (without any reflection.) outdoor by a %Wide r.e‘pe tor ►reparist a dish, that, in point ut cheapen• ■od facility, laperiur to any thing is the whale Art of Cooke, y. Put 11. Wise and the Tooth•ach, or the Mire Hut ; is 11140 1 Mons Alexandre will perfo►m une of the act• of the Soule Coeljonte by Deieltiog and Storm( at the same time P au 111. Certain Lectures; Jack so the Bus costalioug a keyhole illustration, of domestic felicity, sod • small 1.1 p behind the grate, or the Suite. hood unveiled, *opt lit r with a laaw Method of playlet at Bumhle•puppv. ?ha whole embodied, illustrated, aud delivered by Moe- Sitar ALEXANDILE. Pacchssers, slur taking the Chance of the First Day, will be allowed to retsina their Tickets or Shares, whether draw■ B asks, small Prizes, or Dadra's, sod may receive for them tbe hollowing Swam, viz a. d. t r. d. Terket costs 21 IN 0 stay receive bark 90 0 0 Halt . costa 11 17 0 may ►eceivr bark 10 Pt 0 Quasar costs 619 0 may receive bark 6 0 0 Eighth coals 3 0 0 may receive hark 1 13 0 &sheath Nista 1 10 I stay Acme back 1 It 111 All whit wish to avail thentselves of this ..tier, must &Mg in their Tickets or Shares on or before ibe 201 A of July, as None will be takes back after day. Tickets and Mares are Balling at HAZARD and Co.'s 1114 rMabll•hel Offiers, Ruyal Eac►ange Gate; 11. Cure. hill ; sod 314, tlzfurd•st►eet, Comer of Swallow-street. AKUM A TIC S I'l It IT of VIN EGA It. —This agreeably perfumed Liquor (thit original invent;oa of Mo. Henry), whit* is of well-known efficacy in relieving faiwursos sod brad-ache, and in cuoulerociiiig the effects of overheated, /low, or infected air, coutiures to be prepared, la the grottrot perfeetien, by Messrs. THUS. and WM, HENRY, MANUFACTVKING 01E31111TE, MATCHES. TER It is sold in Leaden wholesale and retail, by Messrs. BAYLEY owl BLEW, Perfoonern ' Corkspar-simn ; sod retail, price 2s. 9d. by ono or rainy Agruir is every principal suw•; but it cannot be grimier, uskas the 1111•11111 of the - surer 'reporter are engraved on the Govrrolocut Stamp, which is &sal over the cork of each bottle. Proper Spoofs Buses are sold by Bayley sad Blew, as usual. As above may also be bad, aulleentleated by a similar lump, HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA, is bottles at Is. 9.1. or silk glass stoppers at 4r. W. • - : ' 44fl M MN • .m.• a " le lir first iesteece, a Grand Philanthropic Amoristlos should be formed, to assemble at stated limas; both in Lin doe and Wolin, after the masimer of the British and Foreice Philanthropic Society, which held its first g•ueral meeting so t►e lat instant at the Froresarres' Tavern, Londe.. The avowed object of arch IMSOCISIIOIII should be the anseliorat tug the audition of the peasautry i. Ireland, by facilitating their mewls of employment ; by sidieg and assassin( the pa renal Goveronsent of his Majesty i■ its benevoleist designs, for their improvement and welfare; by co operatiog with his alsjests's Government is framing salutary and remedial laws; air ca►ryirg into execution such measures should, ins the uisdum of Ike Lgislature, be deemed Deem eery fur the weireresl brevet •f the pour cod su e d ie c a o( pert of the malting .0 vigorous effort be stimulate the donnast entrytes of the people, to give them • taste fur the cunt arts of civilized life, awl to Mao', the aunt obvious of those caries of whirr* and idlesiesa •Inch have so bug distracted and depressed oar of the fine►t toile tries in the world.' " Let ar Association he formed, sod, having such objects lu view, be designated Tha /rise Philanthropic Society, for ameliorating the condition of the peasantry in Itelsed, sod to tereiiirie the peseta horrible state of society is that coding, ►y the establishmeut of an improved system, viz— " Let it he deterareed humbly to approach his loom gra cious Majesty, George the Fourth, the Penned of Ireland. most mewed, to supplicate his Majesty's patrusiage for ad iu spprobatiow of • Society, to be composed of personages, the must illostriuus by tank card station, cud other iudivi duals distiuguislied fur their tarots opulence. and brae/. erre ; sod more esperislly ell priors Irwin say i„ irmt ie er ersortioo it as? way with Irish Whirs. " Let a perataarst fend be raised by animal volenlary eisotribotioes Lear icy mane properties to its aussemos, us all roperty pressed by /risers's in the Gored Kingdom tied the Curare, whether &bootees or net, wit► au 'sceptre of say lied of property whatever. l • 111 all herevolest Eaglisim's sad Seinchaws he invited, especially these cousected with Imbed, politically or eon. menially, is etowtribote se far as they rm. " Let the own so raised be sitesslly applied is t►e pre- ~+++R~:. The Marquis of LA NSDOWN presented a NOlist f►eta an individual of the raise of Charles Augustus Busby, as an►itect, complaisant that his plans had uut been atteadrd to by the Commismouers fur buildiet new Cherchrs, and praying that their Lordships would inquire tutu the remote. —Read, and laid on the table The Marquis uf LANSDOWN presented ten Petitions from she Norsk and South Hundreds uf Scarsdale, its the Comely of Derby, eumplainint of agricultural distress, amJ prayieg fur rdieL—Read, Midi's the table. NAVIGATION ACTS. The Earl of Livesswim *aid, in moving the second reading of three Bills, which he had giveli notice of, and which went to repeal the Navigstiou Act, he would not detstii their Lordships long it was an old saying, that in talking a great deal, little was done. The Bill which he had to move the second reading of, went to repeal not less dew 300 Acts ; it repealed them by nominating and speciljisig them; they honestly told the merchants what they could import and export by law, which they did slot know Ns the Act stood. The first re laxation which the Bills intended was our that hail been most generally approved, which was to permit foreign ships maimed by foreigners to tiling goods to this rounory lanai any twit of the country to which they belonged ; the second Act wrist to pie. serve the nursery fur Newness, but their Lordships must he aware that that should be dune according to tune and circuins•usives. As to South America, whether they would ever become free states or nut, was not fur bin to give an opioioo, but whether - POLICE Mr. PEEL brought up the Report of the Sublet Commit. but w the Police of she ►lelsepulu. IVOR K M EN'S WAGES. Mr. LITTLETON presented a Petelion from the Miners and Wort/nen of Dudley, in Stair,idaiiire, is favour a 'be tlJl for compelling Wages to be paid so Money; and asolbee from the bl,sto. Workmen of the same place neptisog its continuance. The Hon. Member stated, tbat be had re• retired comnonsications frusn various manufactu►ing times, complaining of the inctinvenirsicr arising from the practice Ordeal to in the ant of the l'etiliont. Mr. ROBINSON said, thus shim his Flo.. Friend (Mr. Littleton') bad istrodoeired that Bill it the lost Session, it was wish great besitioioe hr abstaised from otpu.iog it. N s be coosidnied sisal Itabhoist on that subject sushi create as eternal istrrfeirece hastier works as oissl mosses. soil if as attempt should be made to mew it he devoid teal it his doily to oppose it. Mr. 1). GI LBERT considered the law both vomitus sad istifiestioes. Mr. RICARDO hoped the Noose world sot rime a Bill whirls was iojsrioss to all nod here Acta' to sows. Mr. CRI PPS stilted Isis erittsiiiistiou to oppose the bill. Loa BfANLEY .tale., Mist the Bill had peeved Views iite, sea the only effect is pra4lectd tor to throw Ishomees set of employ Mr. /lONCK tosairred is the pruprkty of repsalisi tb ~- - - • AAP, 4 . • EAST fIIIIN4 %KISS, Jana It, Int. WCOURT g ECTORS -te fee AITED COMPANY - of MERCHANTS .f E. Notice tvelfie, t. Ute EAST iNpirs, de hereby ttr That the QUARTERLY GENERAL. COURT appetat. ed to he had at this Hasse tie WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 111th imam, is wade SPECIAL, for the porpoise of resealing the anteitheration of a Bill anw trendier in Par. Sanest far toosaidatior the searel Laos relator to the Rival, Trade with the East Indies; .1.. the most. &ratios of the propriety of rootorring la ibe repeal of the Leo by which Ships under she hardest II 3bo ions are at Faros preloded huts area( ia sisa Trade frost the Us it'd Kis 'dom. Copy of she Bill, sad of the Correspoodlestee hearten the Coen of Diseetere sod the Board of Consasiesiesers for the Affairs of lodia spa the *object of it, is opeu for the perusal of Use Proprietors. JOSEPH DART. Secretary. _,,.. - e