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Tr"' ... .1. NUMBER 6084. ~_ ~.w hury 741. THMArftif-morAL, Dieu ftr.LAN MEIN EVENING. TUESDAY. June 4, his Majesty's Serrwania will perform the Opera of THE CASTLE OF ANDALUSIA. Don Alphoners, Mr. Brehaits; Dom Scipio, M r , Gairt.”. Don Fermado. Mr. Beenerd; Pr-drilla. Mr. Harley; Spacial, Victoria (lirtirtime), Mies Fords; Casettes ; Cub"; leabells, Mrs. Harlone ; Lorenz& (find time), M.Jame Vesirie. To roerlarle ail!' a new Farce, called THE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM; Or, A GHOST IN SPITE OF HIMSELF. Mr. Nieodeenes, Mr. Cooper; 'Sgeire Aldwiekte, Mr. Guar; Captain Vauelingtem, Ms. Barisard; Dietary. Mr. Kuiglrt. Mae Gan-rasa Aldainklt, Mrs. Orger ; Lavinia, Miu Smithson. Private Bowes rail he obtained for the Ereeing of Mr. et the Box Office. Ttii• Public ere respectfully informed, that Mr. Hookbeni, Bmtritreet, ts appolowl solo Ages's at the Wert End of 'Ferro, for ihiP molly disposal of the Private Boxes.be • • Lease of tdtis limatre. Ilarearrale, flastspearea 'Historical Play of Henry the g,ghta—with The Tele et Myeirry. Thetrodity, Pizarro—with Paul &ad Virginia. • On nerdy, The Blind Boy. 4 " Os Maridey, the Trivia, of King Richard the Third : Ada of Gio'siev, Mr. seas OW lint appearance in that Um s maw this Series)—with gievenei in Luadbu. - • should be read fur beinelog up the R. port of the Commoise os the above Bot, which home &m,— The LORD CHA qcEt.i.mt rose soil moist if hr i!i.l I.nt oppose the Dili; be trusted it Would not I, hereA/1.-1 -t precedent; it , war usual for their f.ordships. in .itch s as the present, to tiepelse the Ltd/. of hrr slowrn, hut properly be qseathed . ..l4 her was always I, ft noteultsted. There was. singular eitwornalmice Itono:t/ii Ark wrote/v.l Ott thp face alb* Rill, that the 7,0051. e is to kitty Dort.; by a t t serffee es her Wierriner. and which, areorstioss! t. 4 eels oetileosem, oat to be vested to tresiors foe' to., bestelk, with reutitiodee to bier ehiiihen, had *weir lies"; • Ailed ; at the olio* time, it was the Morrell , of Slot sum was Otteroted to be given* in Ai., foe nnisp- t .s. oaut,boo/. whirl the Si I proposed that Sir John sliestild enjoy the infect."' of rOI Ai* lit., hail heels only heonsoulo .1 to Leal, Duyle, by her stint, OW." 1110,1.1 n before the (..ittS• the diverse took place. Dr trotted it to he moles-tont! that be was hr frets eteettoo soy i.lleetitm nn the fro... re of the Rill, bat be must In. permitted to any, that the Eneti4 Mode of parcelling GNI tise hi1t11.4 , 1 of Moisey wash. Neer the cart **, is loud ib Ow Stet iwotttorti but is the Hit mos • Lotto Doyle was Os roetive titit *taw of ? t out!. w b irlv ring 1, t not bets efeimisei• • The F.ori of LIMERICK bout he lewd no interest In the Roil; if the Hell dui not pans Lady Doll? would Ins •khoot any support, ES both *um, err,. .ettied justly on her mod Sir John Si. Doyle. the interest Or Which be tassel reri.,•e during Ids life, and it was not natters! that hr woohl hr o, lisp to assign any part of it to her after wl.at had t place. &intuit the divorce st, its present Start, with I. '. that Lady Doyle had left Sit John to hay, hid outflows 4 to 10.0001., which Sir John hod been Wilier.' to morteser wale at an annuity interest to pity. lie ask. dn n ti . ro o r for Sur John M. lbsyle, he only from their Lortisl4• what the merits of bistros. welts rottil•Ate. The LORD CHANCE! I.olt was astonished this expenses of the t7iturts Its. low in Ireland ems rd hove been ..• roormoiss whys their Lordships ewer* rake-it so', nu.l I e would say pruporly called on, In pans the Rill on the rm_ drum of a prison oho as examined at their liar, eri,o sever had hive exastisite.l is the Courts below. and his es. aminatios did toot take Ave minutes, as he had only bee Vir/1101/1. tie 1111407 r. Ile would not rippnee the Repoli !wipe: seceivet4 but on She Oiled resslioe of the Dill be woultd iu trotlesee n clads. that would porest! Sir John M. Doyle r. 'relying our ehillit.r of the interest of the 9.7.500/. the capital of the 7,000/., to pay 1-aey Doyle 'be interest of, was seemed. TH RATRE ROY AL; DRURY-LAN E. MR. ORAHAMII.NiGHT. R.M BRAIIA4I halt the honour of anstotme ing to the Nobility, dewy, and the Public, that on THURSDAY, !dile 13, will he petformed, (or that night rily, by permipOoa of the Proprietor of the Theme Roptl, the &Wish Opera Home, the musical Drama of THE DEVIL'S BRIDGE. Count Selina, Mr. Benham; Raton Toraldt, Mr. Thump roe •' Petro, Mr. Knight ; Vercelli , Me. Countess Itesialvtatt, Miss Forde ; Cloudier, Mrs. Bland ; Laurette, Miss Copland. lu the Opt ra, Mr. Benham will aims, " Behold in hie soft expressive Face"—" Tliouels love is warm awbile"-n" Is there a Heart"—The celebrated " Pettier. Soar.-..and ''queen Mary's I.nmeatatoote."—The Duet of "Rest, weary . Traveller," with Mr. Howard; sod "ln rally Doi," with Mira Etude. After the opera, the Comic Piece of BLUE DEVILS. Payment may be obtained, if previouo to the said 26th day of heat, 1822; epos rem. the Bills for Exami nsiiem Oise Day prior to tint on which such Payment is desired. • New Bills. bearing an harvest of Two Pane, by the Day ,Upou every Out Bandied Potted*, and dated the said 2011 e ; day of Juue, way he obtained in whole or in part Pay -1 Seat of Prioeipal, upon ,taiing the required Amount on Obi Lim's, delivered on oi before the said 19th day of Jour, new Bills, with the Interest on the Bills exchanged, will he issued un tltr 27th day of June. lirekegver Bias doled prior to disgust, 1821, hare lean advertised to be ?old she Ports*, Cur the kiwi merest with which he luts uniformly promoted she übj. , ets of the Soeiety,aml (or shettorsour which he bee 'hie ,lay rooler►ed we the Aleettug, by pra,iding utter its Korn-din.. TO EATRR-ROTAL.. COVENT-GA RUE N. THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, June 4,. will be acted, 10th time, a Play, is three sets, inter spersed with Music, railed THE LAW OF JAVA. The Emperor of Jaya, Mr. Chapman ; A4ib, 31r. Dornact ; Parbaya, Mr. Young; Os zing'', M r . Yates; Major Vag, Gln. zen, Mr. Fawcett; Hans G•yrelt, Mr. Jones; Snickerssee, Mr Comer ; Pentoose, Mr. Liston. bade, Miss M. Tree; Nnoijuilier, MISS Stephens. After whirls. this Faree of LOVE, LAW, AND PHYSIC. • Dr. Camphor, Mr. Blanchard; Fleaibla , Mr. Yates; hiu Log. Mr. Liston; Andre's, Mr. Emery. Mrs. Hilary, Mrs. Gibbs ; Laura, Mrs. Sterling. The Doors to be opened at Half-past Six o'Clock, and the PeirUlTllltell to hegira at Seven. Boxes, 7..; Second Prier, 3s. 6d.—Pit, 3s. 6d.; Second Pore, 4s.—Gall.Yy, 2..; Second Price, la.—Upper Gal lery, Is.; Second Price, 6d. To-morrow, The School fur Scandal—with Cherry sod Fair Star. Ou Thursday, The Law of Jars. The object of this. Inetttatioe is to extend those prieeiplre; and promote those devigus, to claire. elect. the lahottei of iltieerd, mid eat M r eininees Philasselsrupista, hare been direct. ed. The Sot irty ascertains and recommends those plane foe the remilatitie of prisons, which experience ha. proved best calculated to inspire the crimintl with the dread of mint, and to before him, un his liberation, to abandon Me guilty habits. The Semety collects and transmits informs, tioo, prints and disperses useful publkations, prepares suede &emu her the erection urn. iv and alteration of old ;meow., as •ie Milt adapted to ensure the clessification, angry:mu, religious inatimatins, hard labour, auJ repaint. employment of the criinival. la the mouse of their •isits to the ovule is the Metropolis, the Committee v.ry frerpiently meet with destitute boys, who, on their di.charge from confinement, literally know not . where to lay Him, bevels. To assist each 614.11114 es outcasts has berm the practice of t►e Society, and to ermine this relief more effirachrus, they hare established a Temporary Refuge for each as are tli.post it to abandon their virinus rooms. This Asylum line been Maireinental in affording assistance to a coosiderable number uf distressed youths, who, bal for this seasonable aid, must have resorted to criminal practices fur support. On admission Mau ilaiseetabliehineet, the boys are instructed in moral end religiose duty, sub jeelifil to habits °C order and industry, and after a lime are placed in siinsticms which affur.l a reasonable preopict at their &coining honest and 'Jarful members of society. To extend three objects, ■nd to render its exertions more widely beneficial, the Society solicits the aid of public Imo,. Colette,. Its expenses arc unavoidably serious, and their foods are at present very lee; but they tenet that pecuniary support will nut be withheld, when it is considered, thet on the liberality wills which this appeal is answered, depends in a peat meaanre the success of the Society's objeciii—the refer , Bastion of the vicious, and the prevention of crime. An Annual Subarriptioa of One Guinea, or a Donation of 101 10s. conatemes a Member of this Society. Donations and Aimee, Subscription* are received by the fallowing itanlicrs:—Bsrelay, Tritton, and Go., 64, bum. bard-otri et; Drumnsonds and Co, Cbariatcruss; Frys and Co., St. Mildreiro•eoort ; Go•tioeii and Cu., Flemmiretst Hoare, Remelts, and Co, Lombard street ; and :smith, Payne. and smiths. Georireaireei, Alsesiondionar; also by Mr. A. 0. Elbe►, Clerk to ibis Committee, at ilia Society's Office, 18, AlJeristatibury. A MAGAZINE IN - PRENCH. On the Ist of June was publ.shrd, No. 1. price 1..11,1. of MUSEE del RIE lES urre- RAMIS. London: Printed for hs.ovel Leith, 18, Strand. Megrim, pr. Elbaton. After which, THE VOTARIES OF APOLLO. The celebrated Song, "To Anacreon In H eeeee ," Mr. Brahans.—Glre, "Glorious Apollo," hfr.Wrbbe.-4111r. Kell riPe will, for this blight only, sing Purcell's far-famed Can tata of ' 4 Mail Tom," accompanied by himself as the Pismo Forte, being his brat appearance on any stage, •nii who has kindly roriventril to give his splendid talents to the muisical depacirneisi this Evening.—Sung, Mr. firahtim, " Non pia A odetsi (Jloeart.)—Glee," Whet. shall we three meet again:" —Song, Mr. G. Smith, ' 6 The Wolf" (Rbield.)—.Comic Glee... A P.e sat on a Pear Tree ; or Horjee, Wine Glance, Obllg4lo."—tiong, Mr. Nttlo.r , " The Gootheirel of Ap. peuscli." composed by lowiself.—Glee, &Mama tniti tre."—gung (by "The H .1111011,4 of • Pasyhonsc," by Mr. barley.—Sung, "The Dealt' of Miami," by Mr. firshosis,—Glee, " The Mighty Conquertar."—Bone, Mr. Filswillism, " Maestro vas an Open Singer."—" Hriire's Address to his Army," by Mr. Braliam.—Glee, " th,es • Health to aUecousl l asses." DERN ETTII PEERAGE. This day is puMished, in Iwo volumes, prier 11. O. in bonds (Ardicaird, by permission, In his Majesty). with • set of Plates newly engraved, including • Portrait of the King is his Coronation Robes, a new Edition, corrected to the present times of J)E BRETT'S PEERAGE of the UNITED KINGDOM of GREAT BRITAIN soil IRELAND. Printed for Riringtons; Egerton; Cuthells; Clarke ; Long man I •nd Co.; Cadet,; Rochsrdarn; Rooth ; Rooker; lisldwou and Co.; Bawer; Hateloards; Harding; Edwards ; Ithit takers ; Kiogsbury and Co.; and Lloyd's. The Earl or UDER DA I.E said, he flintiest the pro.. position of his Nul.le and Irn,ntl Friend now I,loll' roe_ reef, and eoolil nut see natal ohjerlioo could he lakes, thi it that it should be pot on the fare or the Rill, that sum of / 000/. was in existence for flue support of the Lode. The Earl of LIM ERICK said, that eirtsioly be raw no otkleetioo why it should not be su put. The Report was thew brought up sad seeed to. REI3I3TERING OP DEEDS (IRELAND% DAVIS'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, , (LATE AhTLF.Y AND DAVIS), WESTMINSTER BRIDGE. righih time three three years of the celebrated Entrain gins I, Mr. and Mrs. Datives Junnsey to Brestfotti.— Tom, Jerry, and Logic, every Evening —The celebrated end wondeful performing real Brer, with the sagacious Dogs, Lion and Carlo. THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, June 4 , and doting the Week, at Half-pant Six o'Clinek pre cisely, will be prevented en entirely new Whimsical, Local, Web Dementia., Paistoseinnical, Equestrian Demme, is time aeb. nailed Tt)M AND JERRY; OR. LIFE IN LONDON! The Young American on the Curde Volssite. Equestria• Exercises by Mr. Hunter, the Yorkshire Plietsomesos. without saddle or beidie. Eighth time these three years, the relehtbsted Extravarmmt, called THE ELECTION, or BILLY and Min. BUT TON'. JOURNEY from mid to LONDON and BRENT FORD; delineated by many 414 n-rose 'bastions, and ihrongli the medium of Pauursinic Views, Ike.; terminating will she laughable Burlesque of the HUNTED TAILOR aud his Horse Tally Hu! To enurbele with the new, interesting, Loral MeloAnnes, written expressly to ontsoiliser Mr. Hector Simpinin's wonderful real Bear, and his two sagacious Dugs. The Piece bearing t he title of THE FROZEN REGIONS. Seal Prorate Bove hair• been added, In be taken (oicht'l) by application to Mr. Kiuluch, BuserfEce from tea till tour. The Earl of it LE•INTON alwold idst tt, Order of the Day for their Lordships being 11•1111714.111911 tor the oeconi. mitt,' of the Rill for the hotter Registration of Derila u, be low, should he disehargiol, for the pierpo.e iiircnceiog it fur Wednesday the 14th of June.—Ordi red. Mr. Jentier, from the Commikoonets for Ruihling New Chute+. s, presented n return of their tharges nod exl . use,. —Laid uu the table.—Atijourtied. HOUSE Of COMMONS, MONDAY, Jung 3. AGRICULTURAL HORSE TAX. • Mr. el. gummed( presente d a /Tattoo from rertsth Farmers and Market Gardeneis in the CuaniV of Sorre, complaining that they had been compelled to pay a las Upon apertcrhural horny, contrary to law. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER *aid. It woe his istention to introduce a clause tutu the Arsewed Taxes Commutation Bill to remedy the evil complained of. The Petition was laid us the table. Mr. BLACIBIJRNE pre.eiited seeeral Petitions rr-det Laucasbire against the Publicans Loceuses Bill..—Orilereel to be printed. Mr. B LACK BU R N E presented R Petition from theTnws of 31ancbester against the Stamp Duties I.llll.—Ordried to be rioted. Mr. TYNTE presented a Petition from the TOW. end Vic.nity of Bridgewater, praying for a revision of the Cam:- nal Law —Oidered toile printed. Lord CRANBORNE moved for returns of the number of commitments and convictions limier the Game 1.1..91111 After which, the folios/it, Flaw of • THE CaittlLElt OF PRESTON., Kit Sly, Mr. Misiwirn. In the eonr.e of the Evening, Miss Paten WWI ring the ce- Isizolled Bollod e " Wack Bled !imams.* and "Di tisti polpiti" of Itowini, being her Brat smear-sore, having kindly given she sid of ber admirable talents for that Evening. Miss Goodsll has likewise linodsomely rome forward on the occasion, and will zing the Duet of " Sweet Echo," with Miss Korey. Madame Campfires, has kindly volunteered her powerful ass' ore, and will sing "Di placer," by Row. alai ; sad the.Doet of " IA ci darem la mono," of Mozart, with Mr. Brahain ; and MadJuse Vestris, the favourite Sung of " ID infancy." Mr. T. Cooke will preside at the Piano-Forle. Tickets and Places for the Boxes to be had of Mr. Brahma, No. 104. New BondAlreet ; and of Mr. Rodwell, at the Bo hoods of She Theatre, Brydges street. F IF. lIFIR AT LAW of WALLIN(;Eit GOODINGE. Eiq. deceased, who formerly resided at Chialedon, in the Cooniy of Wilts, mid afiemarils in sonic part of London, will apply to Mr. Croarily, Solicitor, S• 10- dull, Willa, be may hear uf something to his adireatioe. England and Wales, from Ist February, 11121, to let Fibre: at y. 1822 —t )rots Mr. C. ELLIS presented a Petition from the Agents of the West India Coeak% preying for the cuutinuatiun of the piesent duties on East India Miele. Me E. ENATCH LL presented n Petition from rertnin Screens against the Lieeesing ftill —Mitered to be printed. Sir E. KNATCH HULL presented s Petition from rennin Tossers in the County u( Kent, against the Leather Tan.— Oi dered in he printed. Lot d STANLEY presented tan Petitions from Lancashire against the Licensing RM.—Omitted to be printed Mr. EC; EIATON presented two Petitions from the Count y of Cheat., of the same description —Ordered in be printed. Mr. RYNG brought in a Bill fur regulating the etillert of the county rates to the county of Muldlesea..-11 was read • Ant time. _ Lard APSLEY presented • Petition frost the Torn of Cirencester, praying (or • re►ision of the Oidered ►o be pri•ted. Lord BELGRAVE presented a sim;lar Petition from the Town of Chester.—Ordered to be 'mated. Mr. S. WORTLEY permeated • Petition Com rerlsin Dealers i• Cure in the County of York, a2airt•l nny teller*. Lion is thee:heti C I -eir -Ore .41wa.—Orde.egl lo be p i ti,ted Lord HOTHAM presented a Petition fr.w nrr I:orour't of Leusties'er, prayME fur a revision uflbe C. linioal Law.— Ordered 5.1 be printed. Mr. CANNING presented a Petitmn Gam crri in Brewer •f Literpool against the Licensing Bill.—Beferie.l to for CrileeMire en the Bill. Mr. EVANS presented a Prtilion from the Town of Derby, praying fur a revisiwa of the Criminal I 111,4.-0,- &red I, be piloted. The Hon. G. RENNETT presrnird f•oro Publican in Ike CUM y of Nosti‘lk, .. $.. 'oat h Imagine had been taken away with, to rau,e.—lgerriad io Comniiitee. ..... Mr. N. R. COLBORNE wished to a •Ic I.iA !lon. Fs jewel the Seeretary of the Treasury, whrthor auv 111( . 1114On had biro paid to the suggestion he had thrown 010 l Nom.. time lurk, as to the propriety of Imposing duties upon later of a bell. quality than Sisal which was brirwed at present. Mr. LUSHINGTON said the propriety of the mrTh‘oro rust depend entirely upon the details, and if his Bonner .b:. Friend would favour hint with the details, the Gortrorfor.t would be better able to pronounce a jiaguseut upon it.— Referred to the Commit le on the Bull. Mr. Aid.. man %WOO prisesited four Pelitinii• Gans certain brewers aaaisat the Liteatthg lo the Comasilt Mr. POWLETT presented a Petition from the lillsabitaus of lisruard-Castle, praying for ■ Revision of the Cr tosiu.sl Low.—Ortiered to be printed. QUESTION OF PRIVILEGF.. Mr. COKE presented a Petition :vim North Orrenhoe, in the county of Norfolk, complairiine of the immense weight ~r taxation, and praying neroe I ruin, disie relief, ri, I'et.i...4,..elsomerated on the impropriety of stpiandering the politic snooty on useless objects, of preserving 11111111.111. .ary plat:emus sod pensioners, and the undue influsitee ex. crewed by Peers and others in the election .r Members rf Parliament for the purpose of obisnunß rorrapt riiies Its the lipase of Commons. 'flu.) expressed their nut- prise and regret at the •atuteuaure of a large siskultug A g;')A-4 7 1214 6 ,7 - 1 (---- 1 - ? 1141/71". I S i ari trun 's - • . 4 . • • • T r, • *4 C 7 # 1 t • . • . t NA rt • rt H 11 . . _ ' THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY.L4NE. EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE., Joht 3, It . , solightened Pahlie. That the local, of this Institution sa- MA DAM E YESTRITA NIGHT, b e i ng h e r L A S T T" E EXCHEQUER BILLS doled eft ilt- tarectoral RP.NEFIT at ibi s Th eatre , y prove & th a t t h ere are b ut few, ewes amoag the most *silty, vino m a y no t, b y proper di sc i p li ne and twat- .l7nufh e of August arid September, 1821, six.— ON FRIDAY NEXT. J une 7 , th (evourite meat, he ma/Mired and reclaimed, and justifies the Meetiag ; 58th ' ge 111. Cap. SA, for B o ti a l eo H e additional is the remit:lion, list no measure would be so 'Meatier', Opera of the PEASANT BOY. Churches; iu arresting the protress of juvenile deliorpieney, as rho eat•hloahment of a Mel.-. 1 -.egulatt -A 0 . r....m" — • fur tie Cerfeeibb Julian. Madame Testi-hi, her first appearance in that she. LA George IV. Cap. 80, for dairying as Public Works .... re ... , . .. , 1 t tontine of Lemma! Youth. • racier ; Montaldi. Mr. Cooper ; Ludo% leo. Mr. Flatlet ; and Fisheries; It wee moved by the Right Hoe. Lianl Calthorpe, and Or- Leonora. Mrs. Kaight ; Olympia, Aline Ford..; Rosalie, 24 Cowrie IV-. X 2 9, 00 00" meg* Ikir &waded Ity Samar , Histrr&i". E 4... Miss Posey; Marinette, Mrs. Blued. milk the Interest doe therVou; will he paid adr a, the Si. That hie Thanks of. thi. Meeting are eminently dee. ausl I In the tourre of the OPrra, • DIVERTISEX ENT, in which Mn.... Le Blood. Medlle. Yolrt, Medlle. Nellie, 1181 ii day of Jose, whets the lahrest will Niue. Seek ale llllt ' l 'i I mc°l " -- -, In • the lll• Virtratll thr°"‘l'°°l kingdom, rue the reechoes& pith which they have cu.opera Medium. Gnus, and Mew Cowell (from the King's Theatre), Bills will he received daily (Holidays 011eeptetn. from Ti. • i i ~_ .. i • . . au 1 111 ram aro ousects u t sus inwit•iiou. • efr will intruder* several faveseee.Danees. °Thick till One, avoid sod ioelsolieg the l9th dc... of Jane, It woo e119,1..1 by Stephen Leilalogion, E•ti. LLD. Art A CONCERT . Priacipatßilagerstrlr. Benham , Signor •t this °Mee, where Lists see le - Irr °Mulford, roilataiaing and seroaded by Julie •Reitalph, Faq. (of the Alostiame Angritmui, Mr. Knight. and Mr. Harley; Mow Furde, Miss .. he . . Cuogrees)-- f tritetione fur arranging die Balk. The Hearers mast wt. . . , Peavey, Mrs. Blasi, and Madame Yeovil. ti. 'The. the Right Hun. Sir G. H. Rise, Raft. 1 11 .P.M 14 Irwrie each Hill *A their aro* , 8116°Ier°". and write theft Edward Bootle Waibrahain, Gel. M.P. be added t o the Wain& i To courted,. with the Farce .4 IHE DEVIL TO l'A Y. Nonwe and Itarblesers at the bialluni of each List ; mid Presidents of tharbwrieta. yawn,. Mr. m ooe t eo; Not (fi rs t ti m e, n o d positively fo r ' where the Names of Holders We inserted hi Rills, aim His Royal Wglumweliseris• left the Chair. 14441,4 aht .heisivesch flohlee,e_ mug . .. heeeth , saAhaih ; _ It was ainautaudgody• Reiudeed, ea the motloo of Lord I list night only), Madame Twill ii. I ...__ ?Ukulele he Mid al Miribmwat Veibrib, 1 - , - Carvemompow, lb .. embileinews. The sehene l gtaie 4 . 4 ..-- "T d es give - -- 11 4 7 : 5 11 7 Vie .. 4- 1 : 1 : •-• - May ram; sod of Mr, RoilrieH, it the Theatre, where Places 1 H. ski unnel Thanks a . Mir Metier( be premoned ; ceipts fir the Payment. to his Royal Highness the Deke of Glonce&o.r, K.G. the M r lb* Box.. may be taken. payment ',my be obtained, iy eeeio j eir t . ree k," t o t h e sa id PERM, fur the kiwi interest with which hr has uniformly. THEATRE ROYAL; DRURY-LANE. 26th day of loaf, 1822; epos leavimA the Halls for &mini- promoted the objrcts of the Society, sal tor the laorritur which .. MR. 13 RAIIAMII•NIGHT. - ... ... . he as i 1... J.., ......1..........1 ... .1.- al __ ... .__ SA D ER'S WELLS, L'ader the Direction of Mr. Ecerlon (uf the Theatre Royal, Coneot-Garden). TEVENING, TUESDAY, J une 4. J. and during the Week, the K. pedestrian, equestrian, aid operatic Extravaganza, of piety, frisk, lark, and pat ter, called TOM AND JERRY, Pit int*Aape(exelosieely for this Theatre) by Pearce Egan. Coriothian Too, Mr. Elliott; Jerry . Hnothorn, Mr. lleetoy ; Rob Logie, Mr. Yale • Barney O'Bother, M r . Dily. Corinthian Kate, Mi s s ;Winston.- ; Sur, Mr.. G. Reamed ; Mary Rosebud, Miss R. Adcock; Hon. Miss Trude, Miss Brady ; Hon. Mine E. Trifle. Mi.. Waldron. Art I. Life in the Country. —Act 11. Life in London.— Art 111. Rambles and Spree.. WITH PONY RACES. After 'bias New Melo-Drama (tramslated from the French) ealird THE DUTCH PIRATE. Cnabws D'Araocour, Mr. Lewitt; Mules d. Volderk (the patch Pirate), Mr. Campbell. Adalphisse de To'Jack, Moo R. Adenek ; Minim, Miss Johnstone. A Dutch Comm Donee, by Mr. Welboura. A CACTION. THE Original Inventor and Patentee o f the MOHAIR GAMBROON, for Gentlemen's Foamier Itaistronts, Breerh-e, Trousers, Shooting Jarltets. and Claaky, enmities's it his duty to inform the Nobility and Gen. try that there see bosom's offerine for ...le an homhh• I nlll.- trey: be therefore rrsiseetfiely Inform, them, that he has a heastifsit, new, and fashiooehle rollurtson for the geasoo. a,, I that all his Gambroons are stamped on the hark—" Fox's Newt Mohair (iambruuns, 28. Kiourireri, Corent-eard• n. mat to the Westmiamer Fire Office," where they are sold Ly the yard, or made op in the very best manner, and appear new tresy time they are well washed. Patterns may he seen et all the principal tailors; and only one trial of the real will do away any misrepresentation, sod consume the wearer that they are gayeties to any other 61111111 Sea goods. THE GRAYSL LID !TONS, LUMBAGO, Sse. HICKMAN's PILLS are oilesowl to Ire tttr• most 'unto trial Preparsahm for Oferteally olonvintr awl prrrtroing the Gluey recurrence of 1 , 1401 P Maulers *Lich arm. frost an imperfect action of the Urloary ()evens, n, Qrarrl and Pain" in the flack soil 1.0199, Sllllprl,4loll of Urine, &e. Columned of the moot I"..Clnt 111Cre41•1111 , , this truly vslitabie Medicine relierro tar ontrcrine patient from the excrutisting totter,' of those w,l any violence or injury to the eon•lilnuru n, col , nuirr• no confinement nr reoiraint of diet during its I '.'• It to one of the oldest Politic 31edicioteo amain ; peculiar virtues and 'three, have mosfornily main tained Ihr highro repittalion. Boxes at t,. td. and Its, by Butlers, Chetaioto, XO . l , Cheapoide, St. Pawl's, and 120, Regent street (near lot Aro te Rooms), Loudon: 10, Waterloo-place, Edialoargh; 1'1134. Siteltvilte-elmet, Dublin ; and by the principal Mitdi elic•Vniders ibroeithout the Untied Kingdom*. .— . ..L ya: ORIGINAL MARGATE STEANI YACHTS. HERO end VICTORY, will leave the CUSTOM HOUSE for MARGATE each Morning at Eight u'Clock precisely, is the following order : VICTORY, Captilir CORBIN. ewer, MONDAY and FRIDAY; HERO. Captain MERCY, envy WIDNES, DAY mail SATURDAY. • And will rein•n 4 VICTORY. every WEDNEADAY and SUNDAY; H hltD, every MONDAY and FRIDAY. FARF.Si—Chief Cabin, 145.; Fore Calvin, Ita ; Children ander Twelve Years of age, 9r.—Pier Duty iorlocleil. The above Yachts have a Slate Cabin for the accommoda tion of small Parties. Dinners and other Refreshments provided on board, and Wines of a superior Qtaality. N.B.—No Charge biome one.le for the Converwee of Wm t gage, the Proprietors will out be responsible in case of Imo or Damage. For further pertiesasta, apply to the Atenl•, Measra. :Galion •rid Seat, 6t, Leyte Thnsen-street ; and Mr. Gore, Ati the ()Mee, Margate; also at the Old While florae Cellar, Pircadt)ly; Gulden Cryan, Chiiaug.cress and Aldgate Cutlet House. Coaches are in enmities, re...lineal for Passengers going to o► fuming from Itionagate and Ilroadaisire. Free admission Tickets for air Season may be had by ap. plying to ale Agents. A NEW LITERARY JOURNAL. Just published, pate 2s. Ad. THE MONTHLY C'EloOlt : ceoe►a Review of a-Imo-stir and ;•araiga Liter.•ture. (To b,runiintvgl Mll,sohlo, No. I. f..r JUNE, 1822. C . s.—Theology Co/deo / r:10u Nerea•ity and Pre• desintation. Rennell— Point's of .'r. the Grounds of Distinction between the New Testonont •nd ▪ Aporryphal 'Volume. L. Bas—Sersonna. Fearsosi— Sermon at the King's Chapel at Brighton. Goddard—Sortal Sermon. Bowerbank—Funeral Set mon. Holman uu Mr. Brougham's Plan of Edo-8011C toddle ton—First Foot. Decades of the Reign of Geo. got the 'Hind. Bellamy on the Tres Age of Citron. Lobules. and u•brrt, nn the Cam bridge Exsmiliations —Poloy Brainsion Ott Agrintltur• !lieut.'s; Marquis of Limilooderry's Speech n• ditto; Lill ter in G. Webb Hall, E•q. gm ditto. Free Tride in Beer. Letter to the Earl of Liverpool on the Greeks and. Teaks. Bemires— Dart, ine of floe Cali rt.. ear Equity. Pairb—Lar of M....tem:ea. Phillimme-- Marriage Act. Letter to • Legislator. Lite of James Markroull. Jat•re— Naval Hu•tory 0r Great Anniesl'Ke. Oster for 1410. Boiler's Remmiseence• Th. Amirante Library. Gampbeli—Travelv i• ?tooth A- rice. Kt orb nig— The lonian Islands.— Physics : Wilnin—Thenry of Series. Hamilton—FMbn of llw Gstiges. Srieuee. Wilkinson 011 Cutaneous I.l“eases.—alliilology 1 Milmsn--Mnrtyr of Autoorb. Blighted Ambition, • Romance. The Spy, • T•le. 'lhe Travels of Theodore Deese. _ . _ Piloted for F. C. and J. Riviarton. 42, St. Penro Cluerek. Ysni, sad Wsierloo•phce, Pali-mall; uni G. and W. It Whittaker, Ave kiarta-!aur, Latatua. 1.T..-.•••••. , •// , . • •" • ~... SOCIETY FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF PRISON DISCIPLINE, AND FOR THE REFORMATION OF JUVENILE OFFENDERS. PATRON His Royal Highness t►e Doke of GLOUCESTER, E.G. otca-ritaatuatrns: The Duke of Boekinthaiii Lord Behrrave The Mari:sis or Lairsdoen Led Nugent Earl of ()retry Lo►d Alihorp Earl of Albemarle Rt. Hon. C. M. Rutloa, M.P. Earl of Dartioupib I Rt. Hon. W. S. Retiree M.P. Earl of Harcourt Earl of Hard•trke Earl G►ooveuur Earl of Liverpool Earl of Reallen Earl of Harrowby Earl of Dornlry Lord Pia Mop of Chichester, Lord Bishop of Chegoer Lord Biiihop of St. Amor& Lord Hollow! Lord Dynevor Lord Grenville Lord Auckland Lnrd Lilfard Lord Callhorpe lord Reekeaver Lord Clive • Rt. Hun. Sit Geu. H. Rote, Bgfi. 11 P. Rt. Hon. J. C. \Tager., M.P. H o n. George Moron M P. Sir T. D. Arland, Wart. M.P. Sir T. Raring, Sari. M.P. SirJanica Markiatu,b, M.P. Sir Wm. An:on T. W. Coke, Esq. 31 P. Wm. Dickinson, Esq M.P. T. G. Eatenurt, Esq. M.P. T. F. Former. Eaq. - W. H. F. eraisialle, Esq. M.P. W. Manning, Esq. Jeers Searles, Esq. M.P. John Smith, Esq. M.P. Wm. Wilbrrforce, Esq. M.P. E. B. Wilbraham, Esq. M.P. TIMASURER : Thorns; Poor.-II Buxton, Esq. M.P. CHAIRMAN Or THIC COMMITTNR: Samuel Hoare, Jac. Esq. AT tliP AN NI V ERSARY MEETING of the SOCIETY, held at Freraeolons' Hall, Grrat Qiervis street, On Monday, Juue 3, 1824, His Royal Highness the DUKE ofGLOUCESTER, Nemo, io the Choir; - . The following Revolutions were asciwimnsaly agreed t., It was moved by Edward Bootle E-q. M.P., and attended by 'flumes Powell Buxton, Esq. M 1. That a Report, founded on the stsiernent which has hero unit rend, be prepared and printed under the thiectinis e the Committee.... That this Meeting rejoices at the is. creasing attention end warms interest whirl) the InortlMenfrlti of pri so n D.miplinemestomos to excite throughout the king dom, and at lite progress of bioselleisi plans is the construc tion and ammeersielit of Gault, waiting the reformation with the vanish/went of the offends. ' It was moved by Lord Sulfichl, sod wooded by the Hon. 11. Grey Kennett, me.p.- 2. That Ibis Matting protests against an opinion which hen been formed, that the view' end pleas of the Society have a tendency to deprive punishment of its just terrors, and to render • piton a desirable habitation; that this si.sertinn is inconsistent with recess, and at variance with truth, as the discipline whirh It is the object of this Society to recommend, o I on the t *emitted bard labour, rigosous privatinn, arW habitual restraint. That a peal tints regulated prearn is no attractions to the vicious, and experience proves that the criminal subject tit each disciplioe regards isaprioinment with diced, while a gaol of an opposite character earths with it no tenor tai the vial. It waa moved by Thomas William Coke, Esq. M.P., and seconded by Lord Negeat i ,M.P.—• 3. That this fiteetihg apprnees of the communica tion,' which the Society has mode, with a view to diffuse a knowledge of its Plans in foreign countries. That it is will peceliar delight this Meeting learns, that owing to the lode. Istirshie exertions of the Peterahnigh Pa ;son Society, All Xi. liar, bistitations have been established in the Resale,' Em. pine, extending yen Its Siberia ; that In Berli n n ri oeir ly i s uuw furtniiic for the amelioratio n of lb, Gauls lit the Prua. mean dominions ; that its France and Swilxiolaud enlightened print-iota of criminal jigrisprudeoce prevail ; that in Spain the airbjeel his warmly intriested the Members of t h e Carter, who are tioatinrshdo engaged in visiting paid amending Gaol* in that kiiigdose ; and that to Portugal a loniihir splint has beta hieuifcated fur the improvement of Psisuu isripline. It was moved by William Wilberforce, Es q . M.P. sod seconded by the Earl of Riemision -4. 'I hat this Meeting observes. with sleep concern, the s i armiuz mer ,.,,,, eu r J uveni le Depredators its the Metropolis, and is tat opinion that the 'shoots of the Society cannot be mote benefirially directed thee to the racism of checking an toil fraught with conwriptences so fatal to the best isittrests of these unhappy youtlio,•nd w iajurions to the peace, mo rals, Ned property, of the consmanity. That the Temporary Mop formed by this Society, for the Reformation of flay., who, on their died,: fromarrison, are desirous o f alum. Mmiug their guilty habits, highly merits the supple a t cc • ". IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, Mesa" Ante _ . Their Lordship. Mel at Ira o'clock. The lathe/edge,' were in •tteudeuce. APPEAL c. JO, MSTONF. Appellant . nespondewf. Thio was nu Appeal from tl.e Court of Exciolurr. Mr. Robinson wa• heard fur the Appellut, and Mr. Carr fur the Resproutent. Judgment postpone I. 1.0,10. Appellant; RANKIN, itPitpOndt/d. This was also an A ppesi rum) Ihr CCM. I of Es, herrer. Mr. Haalewood was heard for the Appellant; sad Mr. Blake. of the Chancery Bar, for the Respondent. J loltrNeol tow ponrol. The - Eat Iu( DONOUGH NOR E, one of the Irish Keene. remelts.. Peer. took his mat as V.scuse at Wind...ann. a the Unit►d Kingdom, with remainders, 'dotter Ito those in his Irl.l, Esrldrn, to hie brothers sad their heirs male. Ms 1.411116i1ip Was intendant! by Vtarouuts Melville and Ammo. 'Jr. bbelkr, from the Cummiarioners of the Caledonian Canitl, ',rearmed their 19th Report of the charges and dia. burrernent...—Laid un the tahle. Mr. P. Moore, Mr. Cartwright, Sir S. Modena, Bart., Lord Henry Srrm•met, and other Mernhera of the Honore of Com mons. li wield up she Coventry Gaol Bill, and three Private Bilk *biro were s Ily read a 6rat time. ROMAN CATHOLIC PEERS. The Cad of SHAFTESBURY presented fun, Petitions praying that the Rill fur allowing Catholic Peers to sit in their Lordships' Hanse might not he passed into a I ow: one from tie Borough of Woodstock, one from the Tann of Levee, owe from the Coopers' Corporation of Glasgow, and one front the Parish of Keyssm„ is the Comity of Kriot. The Bishop of SALISBURY presented three similar Peti tions from the Archoleseonties of Bath, Sarum, and Wilts. Lord HARRIS presented a Petition to the same effect from the Town of Astolleld. is the Comet; of Kent. The Doke of RUTLAND permitted a similar Petitio■ from the Parish of Si. Nicholas, iu the Town of 'the Bishop of OSSORY presenter's similar Petition from the Bishop and Clergy of the Diocese of Killala (Ireland). They were merest]; read and hid oo the table. AGRICULTURAL DISTRESS. Lord HARRIS presented a Petition from tl•e Hop Planters in the Comm, of Kent. complsioing of Agricultu ral Distress, and paying for relief. Lord SUFFIELD presented a similar Petition from the Hundred of Filampotead, in the County of Nos folk. The Earl of CARNA RYON presented a Petition to the same effect from certain Unarm , and Occopiers oof Land on Ow Comity of Knit, sod a similar Petition from the County of Suffolk. Lind DUCT E presented a similar Petition from Cirencester and its neishhottritood, in the County of Glomerate... They acre severally read and laid on the table. CRIMINAL CODE. The Earl of ROSEBERRY presented a Petition front the Inhahitsuia of Chirhest.r, praysbg for a 'evasion of the Co i.. minal Code. The Marquis of LANSDOWN prei.ented a similar Pe. Idiom from the Tuwu of W. 111,10,11, to the Couus of So t/omit. The Earl of CARNARVON presented • similar Petition from the Borough of Kridpuri, sod another from the Tuna art Budra, in Cornwall. Lord KING presented • Petition to the same effect from the lishatotsuii of Maidstone, in the County of Kent. Lord SUFFIELD presented • similar Petition from the lohabotauts of the town of Frume.Seiwood, in the comity of Somerset. Thry siert severally Feld awl laid DO the table. sift JOHN MILLEY DOYLE'S DIVORCE SILL. The Earl of LIMERICK toured that the order of the day. • 1 Si . - 4 , •1 '~ ~~~ ; .► i 4 110 i ' . 1 . --"- .• i . ' 1 :J Ilea" 11_ , _ - * .1 . ;,~ T d a , ft ,t t 7 -1 • 3 i A , , f ,;