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WARE„ LEADER AIM that a LECTURE len tke MARRIED STATE win be "bsel i Ptimbi °°P° lll •••••4 ' . ammo- delivered at. Mr. Pelee, 10, New-street, Spring-gardeas, ...,„„_,........,_...... Hoe. Ga. gla s h e p e , 5 ,,-..L,. B .ay . ....,.- :„, hereafter world be entitled, is law pr natty, II ease this . • THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, June 2 90 THIS PRESENT SATURDAY, hoe 29, at Three o'Clock, . ZlOlll6O 17 11 Asteareroos ........ OF 0 G. had rot passed.. s• e ; win Islt perforated the musical Drama Of by Mr. RICHARDSON. ...,-.........._... t„. ' I0R • • • - Blemele lb+ : The Rail of LAUDER DALF. /apposed it, as la eft et Tli E ANT 4QU A RY. ~_ The Arousal a 444 It - • Meaty Foroldr 14. •1 *- Tickets, Its. id. each, at Messrs. reateharel sod Sete*, 18 7, s o l e .il en d t o i n Iwo day ' ..... .. le 23,100 0 0 ••1819,01/11i14 • ' per . D '-' oad 4 .. S oollifyiteg the whole at the re/cretonnes doom to which . ..PO the floosie bad agreed. heaths* °Meek, Mr. Listing (beim, his last appearance Piccadilly; sod of Mr. Jolts Miller, 89, Fleet-street. The Aessasi of Assimilate Sid o r dered - Gegeoweod sad Co. 6 0 0 N re''. aoe, &iv ... NI The LORD CHANCELLOR egplaibed. at this theatre). Miss Isabella fords sr, Miss 'Nephew; . in Potatoes for Seed, in • .. Rice, parlor pointillism •60 0 At ~,P,„. at..... . 0 The bid of ROSSLYN opposed th e clause; it seemed Itl and Eloped's of the Crsigburnfoot, Mrs. Faarit. MONUMENT TO SHAKSPEARE. And Bientit, without*, dithigroseeeola, is Pent G. WillisurtaS . , Fr -1. . e . G. Wm the meet irreconcilable to cquitysod Justice of any that After which a GRAND CONCERT. T ILE Country which gave birth to SITAR.. 0441 • c i.. *41,600 "4 It mareoswood and 11111 ' , ' . .... .. ' . • Could he inesghsed. Is the roarer of the Eregiag the celebrated QUADRILLE. SPF.ARE,aud which, on that sole acconat, might ......-.—.—..--„, The whole to conclude with the pleader Melo•Dragaa of coothelestly reckon upon costuming to he r• honoterei anion . . • A 100,483. • 0 Rickard Napier, Fag C ..-': . tke clause was pelt and sterol ived. THE FORTY THIEVES. the salloass," nes though all other titles to diatinetion were The Committee tyro do Nursers to Mote that the 14 °°l6°°lll4l°• • •" 11 6 s •••ilic . ll Lord ELLENBOROUGH Opposed the chose ohi r l t , Tidies. aid Piece* for the Rotes to be bad of Mr. Wire, amailsilatesi sad forgettea, remains to this f lay without a ti Siog's Lette r " ha s hero iesmode and rely.withiegolldlemeo Mrs. Rd. Napier i ditto 16 0 e• • B. •.- 0 provioted that all deeds and magiances of r e al 314 pertan.l ~ No 4, alsries.street, Covent.Gardeo; at all a* ItellielPel pablic test i mon i a l of the Wailed love, gratitude, and ad- that th e effects of th e harem& . settee el the a. er y, n e P. Ealalers El% • 0 0 c V ....- - 2 property should not be effected by the Act. lie sh ou ld he rte- . Music Shops; and of Mr. g enn d en . et t h e Box.ellice, Bart- imitation which bet people unquestionably feel towards this whom it is addres s ed, will by in the fra of htatialib ° I 'M 0 0 r 1 0 • , Moms, id ease ef ta reversion sold, to make the iwriors se II , o; i street. greatest of homes beings. Our distingisloked Illonarebo, destined to preserve lik o . neildthedfil NUM Frame Co WNW Co. •- • drawn Gm: diettovea the Mal e it e i l lt as that was impoesible, the 'limo., Stalesmea, Warriors, Re. have sot been suffered to dented row eaglet in Intend. They have those* ft mete deka.% .10. , r. g perelesser, which be flafterad hissrelf the House would think NEW THRATRA.ROPAL, Hedr..ffesdArier. iota the Towle without ealliamlemb. gems emensat moot of transmit to the Clergy minas of •Latters evldeactsig that Tr,: . „.. .. - . _ .... ~ THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, JUIN 49, tiered ; but Sleakspeare—that ag nowe t, i n the realms a 'misery; and they take the liberty .I*.soyfirost. that if that •. i pa iii:"...unii , • . - aelG astlisisette dews is the next clans,. .6 0 The Earl of HA R ROWDY and the Earl of LIVERPOOL -^' THE f will lee performed Nothelthat "sons. spirit," to which all others are coolest egrotollaicalinb be roPtioted.oodielairealated. so though. Cog. . B. . . ..... .. 1i : It i iis n eEm All m e a n' A F rlen g.• . • .... 5 5 0 0 Mn,ailliadCsM3. al ar mi li g e . ria:* . el Soo. were is remit Oahe Clouse. TTIE lIEGGAR'S OPERA. to bow la takes of homage—has hitherto remained with no gregations may be Gist apprised of the extent of the suffer. other Mognasegt thaw his own Works—doubtless all.sals- 'lout( would Mild probably be attended with the best eff.ets.' The Howse then divided, when there sprftred— Pembina, Kr. Terry; Loans. .111 r. Williams; Captain Miss Fraser, Allen .. 5 0 setts *seat as far as togprile the dead, but not enough to satisfy • . .- 11arlseath, Madame Vratrls ; Filch, Mr. Hammond. Mrs. the living—to ytietuate the Irate of Skakspeare belongs to The Geri of a person in Loads. for the Poor Distressed From Hodsol sad Co. From Marten and Co. Nqes. contents et Prachoup, Mrs. P. arce; Putty, by a yoga' Lady, Pupil of Addis. Collings, and Shakapeaset himself; bet to evince a sense of the matchless People In Ireland:— Alra. Greco lir. P. Curti; Lucy, Mrs. Joss. Athlete powers Pious which th at fame is for ever springiog, is a din. 3 Dozen of Meg's Linen Shirts, 10 0 From Snow and Co, Majority against the Clause After which (9th time) a New Farcical Sketch, in true set, liactime mid duly reserved for the present Ilay. 3 Dozes of Womeg's Liars Shine, W. N. It . The LORD CHANCELLOR thought it would be belief called From Gosling and Co. - 2d sobecri to i0n.... 10 0 THE BILL OF FARE. It is therefore proposed to erect a NATIONAL MONU- , 3 D°° of W° " ). " l.° n° "" ell Peftlemti t . Dose. of Women's Flannel Bedgowns, J. Parry, Esq. Vice. nom Child sad Co. if the clause which secured property or titles of honour .t- --To to s lo e MEMORY of SHAKSPEARE, oa the spotready in 557 way porser.ed or enjoyed, should be divided - To which will be added (6th time), • sew Farce, interspersed 3 Dozen Pairs of Trousers, Warden of the Sten- IV. D. where he lived sad died. The project has received the high 60 Pair, of Blankets. with Smogs. calledentries ....... ..... 10 0 Lord de Durratsisaille, selection and pationage of his Most Gracious Majesty The Elul of LIVERPOOL regretted the decision of the LOVE LETTERS. Added to the Crucial C , ommillag•••Colottel Cele. The Chorchwardens, 2d subscription of 52 10 Hogs, rtspeetiag the clause on which they had just .li•irk./, .. George the Fourth, and Committees, coosistiog of tbe Sidesmen,Oversemo, The Bishop of Rip The Charaelera 1 17 Memo- Leone Lee, Jaime., Ozber'7, onder-osentirmed as, bare been formed to carry it into Amount of Subscriptions already she hinted the Noble pod Learned Lord would Arai° take Tayleure, Mrs. Garrick, sad Madame Yellen'. advertised - ....„ :99,473 2/. 114. and Vestry Clerk of chest er effect. the United Parishes of St. Giles•io-the- Fields & St. George, • From Freed and Co. On Monday, The African.: Hoary Augustus Mug, Mr. A s. II eeedlng. l' Ii is conceived that to solicit Sulsocriptions oil such an Small Subseriptioas.. 19 7 1 From Lubbock and Cs. . C. Smith, Erq. Liston, his first app(straoce ow this Stage. Bloomsbury` occasion would sot only be unnecessary, but out of place, T. Hudson, Esq. .... 2 2 On Tuesday, a new Comedy, la three acts, called loth J. U. D 2 0 Mrs. Maze 2 0 i since the proposed object is, got so much to boosur the 21 0 - - • •- • - • - - - Bereby—with ill) Wet Weather. Ao old half mav Officer Ise. H. e5....5. / A Numsza 6106. LAST NIGHT OF THE CONIPAI• THIS SEASON. THEATRE•ROTAL, COVENT FOR THE BENEFIT OF XL WA , " COM POSER. THIS EVENING, SATUI will IA perforated Ike wash THE ANT4QU. Jonathan °Whack. Mr. Liston OPeisil at this theatre). Miss Isabella and sod Eleprab of the Craigbarauist, Mi After which a GRAND Io the coarse of t►e Ereuiog the eel The •hole to conclude with the poi THE FORTY Tlit Ticket' mud Places for the Boles. No 4, Chsrles..treet, Covent-Garden Music Shops; and of Mr. firsodue.r street. eieat u fee aasgspris the dcad. but not estoughlesSa7isfy the living—to pretuate the flute of Sisakspeare belongs to Shakapeare himself; bet to rvitice a muse of the matebless posses firms which that fame is for ever 'mingle& is a dis- Huai*. sad duly reserved for the peeled day. It is therefore proposed to creel a NATIONAL MONU MENT to the MEMORY of SHAKSPEARE, on the spot where he lived sad died. The project has received the high saaction and patrosage of his Most Gracious Majesty George the Fourth, and Committees, cossistiog of the seder-asentioDed persons, bare beta formed to carry it into effect. The Gift of n person in Loads. for the Poor Distressed People in Ireland:- 3 Dozen of Men's Linen Shirts. 3 Dozen of Wontes's Liars Shiite. 3 Dozen of Woroen's fiend Pettieo•te s 1 Dozen of Women's Flannel Betigowns, 3 Doses Fairs of Trousers. 60 PAM of Blankets. spurs From Matteis and Co. Mrs. Green From Snow and Co, C. A.. Caldwell, Esq. - 2d snlmerimion lO 0 nom Child Hid Co. IV. D. Lord de Dunsisissille, 2d sebscription of 52 10 The Bishop of Ro chester From Praed and Co. C. Smith, Esq. T. Hudson, Esq 2 2 Miss Frances Allen 5 11 From Hudsol and Cu. RAW'. Collings, and Ashlin W. N. R. rroni Gosling and Cu. J. Parry, Esq. Viet. Meilen of the Stan stories ....... 10 0 The Charchwardeos, Sidesmen,Overseers, and Vestry Clerk of the United Parishes of St. Giles-in-the- Fields St SI. Geer CP, Bloomsbury 2l 0 The Committee meet at daily, at Eleven fur Twelve. Subscriptions are received at the Committee Room, be. (wren the hours of Twelve sad Four; by Smith, Payne, sad Smiths; and by all the Bankers in London and Westminster. By order of the Committee, MICH. WM. TROY, Hon. See. divided, wheel, there oppeftred— teweries ... 2S INlVLeunieLils ♦E Majority against the Clause the LORD CHANCELLOR *bought it would be betief if the clause which sectored property or titles of honour al ready i■ soy way possessed or enjoyed, should be divided. into two. The'Esrl of LIVERPOOL regretted the decision of the Hogue rtspettiag the clause on which they had just sod hinted the Noble mud Learned Lord would again lake the seine of the House upon it in the nest stage of the pro.. ceedlng. Lord HOLLAND said the clause had been introduced to tweet • case of hardship on a bums fide Kim - hatter, and vs• Do doubt in part a deviation frost the geiterel prinripie rf the Bill, and for his part he sbosid like the Bill equally writ without it. Added to the General C , ontmitine...Colonel Cure. Ansount of Subscriptions *heady 2 .1 . 22. " 3 2e. lid. advertised - . ll is conceived that lo solicit Subscriptions oar such an occasion would sot only be unnecessary, but out of plme, since the proposed objtct is, sot so much to boomer the •rtnory of the Bard, as to evince a national sense of what is due to tbst memory, wbicb can only be dune worthily by being done spontaneously._ t s. Small Subseriptioes.. 19 I J.Y.D. 2 0 An ukl ►alt pry Of From Lobboelk mud Co. Mn. More 0 Rev. Dr. Sleuth 8 0 From Fry mid Co. _ _ OPENING NIGHT AND A NEW OPERETTA. 711EATRE-ROYAL, :. RNGLISH OPERA-1101MR, D ATROV. HIS MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY. PRIIIIDINT, His Royal Higher's the DUKE of YORK. _ _ VICE-PRVIIDENTS : with eleven children 1 1 Mr. Knight Spencer Subscription) 1 1 Two Lathes at Buoy St. Edmastra, per - F. Fresheg, Eq 10 0 Two elayl' pep of the Officers arid Geochi mica Cadets, Royal Artillery, Woolwich, per Lt.-Col. Porker sr 0 Mrs. Aislabio, Tette- ridge S. R. J. M.D.I 1 From the Cumming. W Conk A Lady .• • • 8 9 Mr. H. Ashby Felplisin, Sussex, Col lection, per .1. B. Bud _ . Ihe Cly of London Tanen, The LORD CHANCELLOR repotted his of to that clause; no sooner would die Act have psssrd Ihan aft trustees (persons without Merest, who bad h. co wing un der t►e law for 70 scars) would be made defeodants in a Court of Equity. The Marquis of LA NSDOWN supported the chive. The Earl of LIVERPOOL esplamed. Lord ELLENBOROUGH said, seeing the present licling of the House, be would withdraw the clause. The Report was then broiled up, sad the third reading of the Bill fixed for Tuesday next. Adjoursied at eight o'clock till Monday. STRAND, WILL OPEN for the Season on MONDAY NEXT, July 1, 1822, when will be presented (20th time) the last sew Melo-drams, In two Acts, ealkd THE MILLER'S MAID. The Miller, Mr. Burley ; George, Mr. T. P. Cooke ; Gilts, Mr. Emery; blowy, Mr. RilLiawn; Old Granger, Mr. Rowbotham. Dame, Mrs. Grove; the Miller's Maid, Miss Kelly. After which (never acted) an entirely New Operetta, to be called LOVE AMONG THE ROSES; Or • THE MASTER.KEY. _ . . His Grate the Duke of Bed- The Right Hon. Earl Grey ford The Right Hod. Earl tiro- His Grace the Duke of De- ter vonshire The Right Hoo. the Earl of His Grace the Duke of Wel- Blesinion Raglan The Right Hon. the Earl of The Most Noble the Marquis Elgin of tateedown The Right Hen. the Earl of' The Right Hon. the Earl of Ferment Aberdeen I The Right Hon. the Earl of The Right Hon. the Earl of Harrisigton. Dar t woo tb From firephemen & Co: • Rey. A rehd. Cope.... 6 0 E. Hinaman EN. Derbane, R d sate.. 6 0 Teeters and Richards 10 10 From Earialle and Co. Br idporl Collection-124 0 Bradford, Yorkshire, Collect lon, prr Perf orce, Huth, & Co. 350 0 The Town of Tana- EAST INDIA HOUSE, Just 28, 1822. COUItT of DIRECTORS of the 1 UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trading ta the EAST INDIES, do hereby OW Notice, That the COMMITTEE of BUYING and WARE HOUSES will be ready to receive Proposals in writing, seal ed up, gm or before WEDNESDAY, the 17th July, 1822, Irwin sorb Petiole as may be lulling to supply tlie GOM• patty with WROUGHT IRON BEDSTEADS; • and that lbe Crituktions of the Contract may be seen upon application to the Clerk of the said Committee, with whom the Propoiiala mast be left before Eleven o'Clork on the said 17th day or /sly, after which hour the Committee mill not receive say Tender. Principal Cbaraciers by Mr. Bartley, Mr. W. Beatsett, Mr. Wreath, Mr. J. Bland ((rom tire Theatre Royal, Newcastle), Mr. Mations, and Mira Carew. ton mid Neighbour hood, prr Messrs. Woodfurde and Co. 120 0 From Williams and Cis. HOUSE OF COMMONS, FRIDAY, Jou 21. CATHOLIC CLERGY. Mr. J. BROWNE gave notice, that he Would early in rho next Session stove that provision be made out of the revenues of the State fur the soppoit of the Irish Catholic Ch rgy. To conclude %ilk (54th line) a rosesatic Mclo-drama, called THE VAMPIRE. . _ • ammeter, in the lat;odvetory Vision :—The Vampire, Mr. T. P. Cooke • Lady Margaret, MI.. Carr; Ueda, hi isa Iloldaway ; Ariel , Mi.. Bodes. Characters In the Drama :—Ruihven Mr. T. P. Conk, ,• Resold, Mr. Bartley; Robert. Mr. BrOadharat ; M'Swill, Mr. Witkiasoa. Lady idargaret, Mks Carr; Bridget, Mrs. Croce; Effie Orin Pored (fro. /4 Theatre &.y4 Deism. haft her If.: apprau:osee nava& WWI). _ _ LOWDoII el Right HOD. Sr C. i..01g, G.C.B. Sir George Demme', Bart. Sir Wolter Scull, Batt. "OVIIITTEN: B. W. Pi oder, E.q. Sir Thomas La lyres's!, P.R. A. Frameis FrreHoir. Re} Washieglim Irrier, Est ROASTED CORN. Su• COMMITTEE' andel Raubl4., E. I William Manessll4 Esq. Clink. Mathews, Esq. Eberle. Young, Esq. 114pas4 Pam, Esq. sob. Faweett, Eat SERA/TOED COMII/TEEEt Sir Grey Skipwilh, Rani I Captain Saunders Rev. James D.ircaport, D.D. William Oslaes Hunt, E.g. Rev. John Ellis Robert Bell Melee, Esq. Treasurer—Rowland Stephenson, Est. Basket, 6Y, Loot bora-street. General Seerelary—Charles Mathews, Esq. Rt. Has. tAd Tara kg 0 Ilaread Duo. ♦d.. Sir J. Orde, per Sir P. Oamaaraey lO 0 Vermont Mar O eera, Niea-eanaimia 'lased Officer* sad ..ieglelesaaaam, Daiwa Militia, Gad day's pay, per R. Paiii. Goa, Eeq. From &mane sad Cu. JOSEPH DART, Seerriary. Me. LI.I3IIINGTON moved the order of the day tot the third readier of the Roasted Cora RM. Sir R. WILSON said, that as this was t Bill fur allowi•g the sale of Rousted Cure, he thought that those permss who had beta prosecuted by the Exehiquer should he eirimpeo rated for the loss they had sustaised. He should iloreCust iftposs that • claim be added, empowerieg the Excise to make them compensation. Ilfr.T. WILSON said it was quite clear that s those rirsu os had tried in rrror, and siihmegh igaursuce of a law justify its violation, still he thought that their case w.is use of grrat hardship. Mr. W. SMITH sad Mr. CURWEN expressed their eon carreore itl Ilie Clause. This day was published, price One Guinea in boa r d s , irr LIE SIXTH ' , ART of the ENCYCLO m STROPOLI TA NA . A few Cilphe use meted on saperfine royal paper, with proof insprearhuss of Ilse plates, price Otte round Suite. EOtes, Place:: Private and Faintly' Bose+, my be bad of Mr. Steveusou, at the Box eMer s Strand Eatraneefrom Ten till Four. Dears open at Ralf-past Bit—Performance begin. al &yea—Second Price ni Nine. Ulu Clara F;aber %ill matt ber Aril appearance on Tues day nett. ilSubstriprios Goa Slammed Moog, Estate, pre bk. $. T Day r«.. 11 II Frost Barclay sod Co. T. Blake, Esq. LLD. Doctors' Commons 10 0 Frew Rogers as 4 co. 'Chard, Subacriptios at 53 9 Fro. Hoare, Barsetts, sad Co. Itinied Cr J. Rlawm•n ; F. C. and J. Riringtos ; Bald w"*Cirsduck, "'I Joy; Sive:wood, IVc.ly , •nd Jose.; G. mnll6. 13.111inaker; Oak, Duncan, and Co. London; J. Parker, O•ford; and Deigliton and Boos, Cambridge. 1 FOR A FEW EVENINGS LONGER, ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND. TEAS EVENING, SATURDAY, Jane 29, Monsitne ALF.XANDRE, lbe relrbrated Dra- BllliC Ventriloquist, will deliver en entirely nee cookie, characteristic, vocalic, mimetic, mwhiformical, raaniloptout, shiqu;tarical Entertainment, In Three Parts (in English) cnasiructed expressly for this occasion, mod entitled The Secretary for the County of Warrick—Alfred Baum, Esq. Secretary fur the Toro of Stratford—R. B. Whchr, Esq. Mr. LUSH I NGTON ta;.l. the those eas quite elin•c-x -ury, inasmuch as by the Rill the 13.uud of Ex, De powered to maks coaspeusalsou su such cases a. thty • thought Rt. WANST EA D DOUSE. WAGNIFICENT SPLENDID FURNITURE of Ike GRAND APARTMENTS, STATE BED-CHAMBERS, DINING-ROOMS, LIBRARY FURNITURE, Extensile sod Valuable LIBRARY (4 BOOKS, Fine Old CHINA and GLASS, Choice %VINES is Casks mud Baffles, sad Various Effects. IMPERIAL PARLIAMEiVr. HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, /wit 28. Sli R. WI L'ON said, is Ant ce•e he should Cih !raik it e clause. The Bill was then read the thi,d lime and pistrd. SCOTCH JUHI 111 ADVENTURES OF A VENTRILOQUIST; Or, THE ROGUERIES OF NICHOLAS! Mll. ROBINS, of Werwit•k Rouse, Regent- Wert, informs the Nohil.ty, Gentry, slid the Fable, abut on MONDAY NEXT, July 1, and following Days, as described in the Catalogues, will be continued the Sate of the costly Mats of that splendid Mansion, comprleiug the Furniture of Geo. Palmer, Esq. 5 0 Asearaoar, per S. Hears, i - se. EA . lO 0 E. K - I 2 0 Mr. ICF.NNEDV moved Ibe Order of the Dly f ,, r. House going into &Committee on this Rill. fir pint tt oev his intention to withdraw all portant' the bill for the pre•ent Station, except that which gave the Prisoner, in elimiuel well, the power of peremptory challenge to the Joie. Mr. H. DRUMMOND approved''f the coulee punned by floe lion and Learned Gentleman. F. ala Glyn and Co. Mr. Edward Roden.ll 5 0 Mr. Chris. Rodwell.. 2 0 Prom Marlin and Co. I James Harris, Esq.. 10 0 Fart I. Food sod Physic. —Cupid turned Chimney Sweep —Necessity strewn to he the mother of invention, mod Mrs. Glare (without say .elections) outdone by a risible recipe fur ref aring • dish, that, in point of cheapness sad facility Is superior to any Wag iu the whole Art of Cooke►y. Pail It. Wine and the Tooth-acb, or the Biter Bit; in wild Mans Alexaudre will perform one of the acts of the Bottle Conjuror, by Drinking and Singing at the same time. Part 111. Curtain Lecterns; Jack in the Box: containing a ke, hole illustt alien of domestic felicity, sod a small peep hind the grate, or the Sisterhood tom:lied, together with ■ new method of ',laying at Ramble puppy. The whate embodied, illustrated, and delivered by Mon sieur A LEXA N DR E. GCA ItROLI. respectfully itt.lieits the amen. • lion of his Friends sad the Public to the Scheme of TU. Grand Summer Lutttry, which contains • splendid list of Capitals, amongst which see TWO of £30,000 W 0.... lee. Cuusulu and Money, and Pio Two Blanks to a Prise. TEN CAPITALS aie certain of twine Drawn in the first Ten Alinuter on the First Dsy, 10th JULY ; and the Public tedt hare the clisiase of nbinining all these, as well as the Oilitt Fleeting Prizes in the Scheme, for the trilling risk of 35,. A Whole Ticket, Is.. A !lilt, I 74. 0.1. Au Eighth, 130. A Quarter, 4s. A Sixteenth, as Purchasers may return their Tickets or Shares any time before 111th July, whether they are draw. or modrawo, al the abuse small Reduction of Price. CANIOLL bcp to remind his Friends of Ike success obirh has dtaliugnished his Office!, 19, Cornb,ll. and 26, Oscui d.street, in she last and lat. Lotteries, where he has sold 11,980 „... Tustrt....... 0110 vs of 1,3.15 .... .. a ..... .... 20,000 For:ft . , others of 1 siio2 ■ 5,000 8,642 &r. &e. &r. Bilious AND LIVER COMPLAINTS. As a 1111141 and tihettual remedy for all those disorders svhieh originate in a vitiated action of the bet. and &Nary O. gni, namely, I udigestion, Loss of Ap- Mlle, Head. Atli, Heartburn, Flat latencies, Simms, Costive. I 's , . A ffections of the Liver, &c. &c. DIXON'S ANTI t!LiOLS PILLS hive met with more general approval It.,n any other medicine whatsoever; they unite every relearn n,!:,.l..ti of mild operation with successful effect, sad re ' do no fr.lra!iit or ronfinement whatever during their use. tropirst rll3:alcs, where the consequences of redundant 4,4 s , tiated bile are so prevalent and alarming, they are au and efii•ieut protection. They are likewise pecn- L , ' ,l ) cakillste.: to correct disorders arising from excesses of to retore the tone of the stomach, and to remove i n"' run:plaint* occasioned by irregularity of the bowels. S.N in Help , 2s. 9ii Is. and 225. by Ratters, No. 4, Clirap.ide, St. Pant's, 20, Waierloo-Tarr, L!.. burgh, and 34, Sack•ille-street, Dublin ; and by the P , r .041 Itookq, :ler% Druggists, and Medicine•VenJO , . 1;:-.1.gn „Li: the I: iilt..l,lt.,,idunt. h. hind the grate, or the Sisterhood we zee method of playing at Ramble pt Thy whole embodied, ollesirated, ai /fear ALEXAN DBE. GCA ItROLI. reepectfull • lion of his Friends mad the tie Grand Summer Lottery, which of Capitals, amongst which are TWO of W 0.... kr% !Ice. Cousols and Money, and Pio TEN CAPITALS nie certain of be Ten Nina/es on the First Day, lath J silt hare the chaiase of Obtaining all Oikt Floating Prizes in the Scheme, f 355. A Whole Tie Ilss. A Galt, I 74. 6.1. 13s. A Gnaw'', 4s. A SI refthaferf may return their Tick before !Oils July, whether they are drii Mince small Reduction of Price. CARL:OIL beg.. to remind his winch has distiognished his Offices Oxfoi d.street, in the last and late Lot 1106 T1111.1t....... others of 1,345.... Foes ... others of ... siio2 a ti,642 &e. &e Bilious AND LIVER C( As a milli and dhotis' re disorder* avhirb originate in a I bet. and &Nary theme, namely, lu Mite, Head. Ach, Heartburn, Flat ulei I 's , . A ffections of the Liver, &e. 3:!1.10iS PILLS have met with n itoti any other mrdsciue whatsoever; of mild operation with , :rt no reatraiiit or ronfinement who tropirsl rll3:alcs, where the copse .4 stinted bile are so prevalent and and efiii-ieut protection. 'I cakulatei: to correct disorders a to the tone of the at, In)i. complaints orrusioned by irregia Sl4 in Hoar No. 4, Clirap.ide, St. Pier L.!...burgh, and 34, Sack•ille-street, Pe. Iton4q. :ler% Druggists, a 1::•,,,gn ...it: the I THE GRAND SALOON. Beautiful crimson damask Window.curtaitis, vslualee an tique °desist Ebony Sofa and Chairs, asagnifieent rich chased gilt Or mole amodeliers, superb Buhl sod Tortoise shell Commode, Graud Verd Autirpie Side-tablee, Oriental japanoed fuldiug Screen, &r. GRAND DRAWING ROOM. 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Earl EITZWILLIA M presented six Petition% from dif. fermi districts of the County of York against the above Bill.—Read and laid on the table. INSOLVENT OF.FITORS' COURT. The Earl of LAUDERDALE:said, he rose to present a Petitiais Aunt a person unknown to him, but if the cam that was stateJ in it woe true, it was one of the most sr. erre that ever had corns to his knowledge. It was the P.. tidos of Mary Deacon, a married airman, seising forth that she was imprisoned in the Killer' Br beh prism slang with her husband, fur a debt' of Vita. which she contracted during her widowhood. She applied to the Court of Common Pleas to he released on her plea of roveriere, but the learned Judge, of that Cavort were of nl.in.ou that they couivi sot interfere. She applied to the Insolvent Di blots' Court to take the be. neat of the Art, and the Learned Judges of that Court were of opinion that they torrid not discharge, sit the Act of Par liament had not -provided for such • rase, and as Are waa • married woman, she was incapacitated from assigniag over to the use of Mir creditors any properly she had or might Mobilo. The Partition rayed that a clause might be added to the Insolvent Act, for the purpose uf giving the Pe titioner relief—Read, and laid on the table. Sir James Graham, Mr. H. G. Bennett, Mr. Burrell, and other Members of the Mime of Gmmosone, brooeht op the Ate Moles Limning Bill. and free Estates Bins.--The fu►mer ROI •as read a first time. Mr. Irving, from the Cusfom house, Nought op a return of the numb., of ounces of gold expos red in the last six months, with the Dames or the countries ii was exported to. —Read, and laid on the iihle. Torsos', from the Comminionersof the Royal Illilitary Casa', prereated an vseroont of she rates auJ tolls or Ilse Causal Asr the year 18.11.—II.airl on the table. The Earl of SHAFTESBURY present.] the Bakers' Re gulation Bill, and ea his motion it was read a first tome, auJ ordered to be printed. /MARRIAGE ACT AMENDMENT BILL. Lord ELLEN BOROUGH moved the enter of the day for the further consideration of the Report Lathe above 8.11 , which being done, the Noble Lord moved a verbal amendment to the remind and third clauses, which he afterwaids withdrew after some motion, in which the Lord Chancellor, Loud Redeaditle, and the Earl of Ilarrowby look part. Lord ELLENBOROUGH complained that lie provisoes i•truded to he proposril by the Noble and Le.iined Emil on the woolsack hail not been printed, so as their Lordships might be in possension of The e Earl of LIVERPOOL was of opinion they might go through the Bill *Mott that formality, -by the Noble sod Learned Emil reading each proviso and fretting it separate. The lA/111) CIIA.NCELLOR then ~,,, vrd the following clause by way of amendment Provided always, atd be it enacted, That nothing in this Act contained shall eitend, or be construed to extend, to rt nder valid any marriage de. dared invalid by any Conti of competent jriai•Jiction, be. fore the pairing of this Act nor any marriage where dither of the parties ahall at soy tins. afterwirde, during the life of the other party, have lawfully Interrnarriel with say oilier perms." The Noble sod Learned Lord thee etinsplvisett of what had fallen from him on a former dry beiog sointere. settled ) • id' eiromeots, in one of the daily Newspapttre [mut Ibis], he said ft gave him pain to see it, fretainde he knew it worm give pnlii others. After ae feyr wovAs from the Borl LtIVDEBDA Le. • the clause war nererd tn. The LOAD C'HANCELLoR ea' %, the net , peoriee was Lord A LTHORP said, there could be no doubt tlatt the Bill would be elan suety benetiriii ; but the tn. asttee uneld not he complete as lung as the Judges had at power of seleetiog the Juries. Mr. J. P. GRA NT said, the main obj►ct of tilt oat to secure to the prisoner the purer of perempt.tr) rhlrenge, and be theeef 're approved the tour•, ;mimed by I.ti Moe, sad Learned r.i nd, and he should cour,rstul...c S. , otist.d upon the matrri:tl improvement iu the administration of jes tit e which 1111: 8.11 wuu:d scctite for then..—(ll. gr, hear.) Mr. M. A TAYLOR said, the more the mintini,thattun ofcrtininJl jostle► in Scotland was atnintilsted to l.st c' England, the loiter for that country. The. Oen. Nfernhte fur E.lantrutzh m•ght shake his head, but he would shake h's head twenty timts ham be made him (Mr. Talke d abineur that ut.j.ct. Si, 6. CLERK said he &fired altogether from the Hun. blemlier for Durham (Wr.Taylor). and wbenevrr he hrAirtt forward hie Dill, he should feel II his duly to oppo'e it. 111 r. HUME staled his concurrence in the Bill. but he could rot omit In mention the serious ul t irertuns he f.lt to the selection of Juries by Jokes, which be cutoidertd ao udmius.and Improper practice. The LORD ADVOCATE raid he had now no r.l jeetion lo the Hill in its present state. With respect to ihe srpointmeelt of juries by the ladies, Ma could ouly nay there had no manilau of the abase of the power, sad the purity of the Judges was undoubted. Mr. W. SMITH said it wss nn arcornens io sonvoll r precilee, Mai the power bed not bet wabuwd. li •••• et.t••••.: 1 . for thew to know Haat is a.ißht be Auset, 1.0.4 BINNING said, if an is ttt t smog. sh.ch wrre to abase were to be abolishes!, by was shawl fcw w.•IJ main vistionclieJ. The Bull iu its sr♦nded state then went throne' the Cv—. mailtee.--The &port was ordered to be receibcd un MuUZ:If as 74t. HALF PAY. 411 r. HUME wished tUSsh --- eie• 1; isstnatleriGertersl* tine. The !louse was aerate that the salaries of all c.:l iinireri were paid eu the day ih , y because doe, svitertne eke. ball-pay was frequently not paid for a month or six welts afte► quarter-day. ladtridreals stiffered great incouwniene• frosts ibis delay, stud be wished to know rob) it should nut be remedied Sir C. LONG said the military half pie frees., doe on tie 2411 i, and it. was generally raid on the 101 h .1f the erat asomili. in one instance oily ha.) It been .te:•a..l for meatb, and be saw no remits why , it shoal,/ t , co.. It was impossible the military half. pay could he un tso baste Say as civil *Seers; &Know the number cf c tit ofr , real ergs very bailed , whereas these were at p.e.ent 10. OCO . OM lislirey. Itiolimiy colloid doubt the inierPit be (b, !Clarks) file Inuit, matter, for when lie Ant enterr.toc %Niles ofelisrileso which bir bad the itorour of now this half. ',Sy was , ilintd ethyl Italtear, wherein , at 1 , 16 0, nyder the wow eyeleesg it was given in quarterly Ipsytentlr. ft o "l**s ROW DIVCII ES. Mr. H 0131TOtlefire orntiel Petiimit 'air ne'.l Ay 'n:qry in:Ny.4lo4h. at Tll. , ln!uls, set..rctingthe case oftbe erf.rionale fans Iy slikih h d been iu of cub,ffte th, c h . He rreloi rrii~T, , a t t* I i~~ _