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.•- , • • .. • . • • '94 • .- 4E . • o • lOrdert o+ , ova e bt \ 4 l ; rittAy;b • . ~! ,'•q! Numnsu 5457. I ONDON, FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1820. Pima id. TH ATRILROT AL. DRUftY-LANE. PHIS EVEN ING. FRI DAY. .Joise Sl,' hip Miljetiy's germ.. *2l peffii?Oo 6 tlifConiedy of VAUXHALL THE Public ere ►oppectrulke infermed ►het' the OPENING of Ilene GARDENS le POSTPONED to WEDNESDAY the 7111 insleAt. BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL. - • THIS GAI LEHI'. with isti EXHIBITION of PORTRAITS of diMinguished Permute in the History and Literature of the Unite.; King.lum. IS OPEN DAILY from Tea in the :Horning till Five io the Evening. (By Order) JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. Admissioa, la.—Catalogoes, la—Descriptive ditto, Is. This day is puhlisbed, its foolscap, Aro. price be. Ed boards, /11111.: FANCY. Si A from the Poetical Rrm aim of the late PETER CORCORA N, of Gray's,. law, St tiikiit ni law, with • brief Memoir of lebt Life. s , el, re. we blame the Itrrowei j.. a. 11,ff zi• false to Nsture's quirt egnipoire; - EiJedk are the sports, the sissies are fntilie , 2" Wowoirwrosint. missy yeses afterwards her nu, the late John Rosslletlee. having returned front India, raised his adios, claiming the estates is virtue of the contract of marriage betwern Prauess Centiliters sad Mary Maxwell, in the year 1/35. Their Lordships would perceive that the preview Amid:eel 'good in • very different situation from John Rouiledee, for he was the heir stale of the marriage, and in tle marriage sot. tlement the loeirs female were out coutesnplattd, which pat an end to the lisle of the Appellant, as s h e etsi ot ea the estates as the heir of the postnuptial contract of 1735 In mitswer to this, he would submit to their I ordiotte• slow Mrs. Roulledge, the Appell ins', mother, histritig submitted bee claims to 1759, sod having received • certain roesidera lion, as heir under the the marriage contract, sort ;he hav ing granted to her father, Foam's Carruthers, • tshicherge of all the ohliotions in favour of she heirs of the marriage, which completely eatiogsivhed them, idol (hers fore the set tlement of Prancis Carruthers, in 1759, and the tovestore which followed it, was valid, and vested the egatra in the Resposoleat. He would tiodefore mahout that 11, tate., deed was a "'slid and subsisting deed, titerefure the Appellant was ant entitled to the provision' of the postnuptial coroner! eV 1735, iriamisoch as the only clause moiler which ~be e.,6114 be Imintied was that "to the and .unigns whatnot-et en of Pres. Carruthers, and under that Nouse she had no relit tel challenge the discharge sod ',Wrote's' of 1759. It cow be came his duty so bring their Lonlablps' attention to the real state of the (pestles ;for instance, where a man bound hint. sell in his marriage medicament to sidle his landed estate upon himself and she heirs of she naarriate, it was is the power of she eldest son or heir of that snarriare ed rectis•ily to discharge the father's ololigatiou, so its to enable him to alter the order of stireestrion, 14 whir wise dispose of the estate, without being behlr to any claim solder the settlement. He therefore maintained that the title of the marriage in the peeing instance had the power to discharge the settlement, and that the father might is e , imequence of such disclittge settle the estate as be pleased. He 'lid out contend that the heir had power to convey the right under it to • third party in his father's life tune, but the Learned COMM! fur the Appellant en d dto confound the two peopositiose, •111smegb the difference between them in law was as clearly masked as any distinction in she law of Scotland. There could be so doubt that the obligations of the deeds in question were onffielent so discharge the whole inteution of the marriage tYttlYinviih, and to bar the claims of the descendants of Mrs Itontleilge, if such was the intention of the parties, it was • proposition which no lawyer could dispute. As the intent ~,,, of the parties only rested upon She averments of the Appellant. in regard to the question of power to discharge the china. if the heir of marriage had poser to discharge the claims under the marriage settlement, so as to !literate the father from all obligations, there could be no &oast as 10 the legal effect of the terms of the discharge and the decree srbitral. The only manner to vehicle &odd could be created as to the itgention of she parties, am Fey assuming, as the Learned Counsel for she Appellant had done, the question of power, which, without fear of contradiction, he would say wa s mod illogical to assume, for it was saying that th it which rote's be ought to be. Therefore if the point of Is,.' was agates, the Appellant, and if the whole jar crediti was its Mr.'. Routledge exclusively, and if she comb! diachaege in the life.time of her father the ohligations of the marriage settlement, on what terms she pleased, and having the side jar &radii( under the settlentent vested in her. her discharge was sufficient to do away wish the obligations of the settle nieut. It was idle to allege, that the discharge °Nell; to have mentioned any actual or eventual right of her chi Idien for cx hgpotheit, the whole right was in Mrs. Routledge, and h. r dtac)iarge put as end to she °blowiest ' • therefore it wo u ld have been an absurdity fur Mrs. Roulledge to g,ve a die. charge for her ehildreu, whose claim's were necessarily emit uhf by the discharge of Mr own right. Under these rood devotions, the Leagued Comma had we doubt hat their Lord ships would confirm she decisiou Oahe Cued below. Mr. Move, also • Scotch Advocate, followed on flue Rama side, and did nut conclude his argument until four o'clock. The AreosogY-Gtnew. will be beard in reply os Monday. Further argument postponed. The Earl of ASINGDON took the oaths asel hid mob A Petition was resealed from the Ship-owners of New. castle-spun-Tyne, respecting the duly Foreign Timber. TOWN AND COUNTRY. linstie, Mr. Pesky; Trot, Mr Mator!re ; Corley, Mr. Does..e: Rev. Orem Gleamy. Mr. Pow. 11: Reuben Glen_ guy, Mr. Kean; Captaie Glerwey, Mr Barnard; Flawhork, Mr. Kniget. Hew. Mn. Meares. Mrs. Gluier; Mrs. Tres, lilts. Marlowe; Toilette, Mrs. Mara. After which (3d time at Ibis tepee), am •Extravoposa, called • • I GIOVANNI IN 14:1N11014. Dna Giovanni. Madame Veoris; Leporello, Mr. Harley; Mr. Florentine Finirkiii, Mr. B d; Mr. Deputy English, Mr.Gattie; Drainenutry, Mr. Butter. Mn Leporello, Miss Puecy ; Miss Constantin Qlllllolir, Miss Carat ; Mrs. Eng lish, Miss Cebi ; Mrs. Dr:sweatslry. Mrs. Marlowe. The Doors will be opened •1 Half-past Six o'Clock; the Performanie wi,l committer precisely at Seven. The Box Office will be open from F,leiren fill Five o'Clock .—.Places so be taken of Mr. Kidwell. Box Book..keeper. MR. GLOVE.It'S EXHIBITION or OIL and WATER 01.01.1 PAINTINGS . I 4 NOW OPEN, at She Great 11tinnts, 10, Old Bund-atreet, on». site Statrurdattert, from Nine 4iii Doak. Admittance Is.—Catalusee Id. CENOTA the M gAORY lift ILuyNI Hilliness tbe, late PRINCESS CHARLOTTE—As so ueat an interest has been excited upon this subject, and as the final erertion of it is some patine split moat be yet a work of tante, Mr:WYATT thinkribat the EXH I El fION Of Cie MONUMENTAL GROUP will be gratifying to the Poblic; he therefore bep in infirm then' that it is NOW OPEN to at la, lipparits-otteet, Caveadj!ii square --Adinimaiste, Ors/ Blunts g. Giovanni in Lowing .ill be repeated every seeming till further nutlet, heavers emery/rd. Mr. Edwards, from the Caledosial Cola! Company, pre settled the Seventeenth Report of the Company. AGRICULTURAL PETITIONS. Lord KaNTON presented a Petition from the Landholder+ of Great and Little Melton, in Lancas►ire, pt.ying for in quiry into the means of affording relief to the Agrteultnrist•. Hid Lordship stated that, from his own knowledge, he eou'd hear testimony that the petition was aligned by persoos of the greatest respectability. Earl Roomy* presented a similar petition from certain Landholders of the West Riding of Yorkshire. They were severally read and laid oil the table. COAL DUTIES. Lord CIMINO* presented a Petition from the Mayor and Corporation of the Town of Hoverfordsest, praying that the suspeusiun of the Duties on Coals in the Priociliality of Wales might be continued. Laid on the table. RECOVERY OF SMALL DEBTS. Lord REDINDALTs said, that his attentiuo boi been vaned to this subject several yeses buck. He then preprint 4 a BMW their Lordships on the subject, but as it 4141 t w •t meet that approbation which be expected, ►e did not prim .t for the farther consideration of their Lordships. It food how ever, escaped his memory, as be considered some regu lation must essential for the debtor and cro:iior. In the county of Middlesex there was a provision made for the re covery of small debts, under Chi. but his of to the mods in which the Court in that couuty was c..❑.:..e154 e vsa that the Commissioner was only the assessor, sod the 'osier was theJedgeandJury in bin own suit. It bad be.n atom , time his iuteation to have applied to their Lordships for a C'iiiii*- mitice to inquire into the subject, but afterward* he thought it would give it more impurbinee than it &skived. He ha•t now framed a general Bill , the provisions of whicbalaould ex tend to all the commits iii England and Walea, :eaviug to the Sheriff of the county the *ppointmeht of the Judge or Commissioner, who must be a Barrister, with W.••tty to ap point the Clerk of the County Court to that ireke, he beteg a Barrister, and the appoiutmeat to be confirmed he She Lord Chancellor, ur our of the Ch.. f Judges of the Courts of Westminster-ball ; and that feeeholilers of V. copyboldrra leaseholders e should be corn- IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, TRURODAT, Jim L APPEAL. NMI. MART ANNE MAJENorrjurmerty MARY MINI ROOT- LEDGE, WIFE OF HEMET WILLIAM : BISHOP OF maxima, Appellant; WILLIAM THOMAS Ittspondent. Mr. Ct-rtnce, the Scotch Ailvocate, after having stated the preliminary part of the Respondeut'sease, said, that after the maniere of Mary Maxwell, the grandmother of the Appellant, with Francis Carruthers, in 1731, fer ten years there was no appearance of issue of the marriage. However, in the year 1740, whatever her former conduct might have been, she fell into En abandotied course of life, Openly com mitting adultery with different men, one of whom was a menial servant in the family ; she became pregnant, and brought forth a female child in the month of May, 1741. Mr. Carruthers, the husband, disowned the child from the oral as his offspring, and he sued and obtained a divorce from the mother. The child was supported at his expense, but was not allowed to take hie name. He theta went luto • history of the marriage of that child to Mr. her suing for her rights, and her snlisequent .1 her father relative to her claims, which we I stated in the Appellant's case. The Learned A stated, that Francis Carruthers died in 1775,a' William Carruthers, succeeded to the estates. that William gained very little, if be was not by'his succession to hi• brother, on account feeling the estates, besides the sum of 2,7951. was indebted to William, which conspired rental of the estate, was nearly, if not the . but when the sum which was paid by Francis Mrs. Routledge was added to it, there but it exceeded the value of the eetates, sent claim of the Appellant was • claim against dent for an estate pnrchaseil by his assentor. - " in 1787, and was succeeded by his eldest Aikmae Carruthers, swim remained 15 years be estates, and he died in 1787, and was • oily son, the Respondent, them an infant. would bear is their recollection that the raised is the year 1806, after 241 long a period mid forty-six year* after the date of the die Roulkedge, to Frincis Carruthers. It app Rostledge died in 1708, abe being then to Mr. Rouliedge, of 101. and leaseholders of 50/. per minas, should be cont- inent .li.ebarge to petrel to sit as lurynterp, •ri,i that itir IAOOI . I only coo- ls we have already riot of four. It was Moo to. ielenii.o. to extead the Jurai- wed AL:tot-me then diction of the Court to debts 16010111111.14 to 10 /. la offering r 75 , 31, , his b ro th e r, this Bill to their Lordships. be lust it before thrormore for ates. tic cootepled, their cousitlrralion thin r with to pre., it .non .1 law, as be o w l' p os iti ve l oser , was certain, by doing su, he would gain it, .isoistance of ,nut of the debts af- persons more coatroom with the subject, sod is a general 951. which Francis law, it might he made more complete. Ile would therefore gra d wit h t h e ac t ua l move for leave to bring in a Sill fur the rove convo•bitslt re- a m full va l ue o f it i covert' of small debts to &lead and Watch *be,. te be wool , i . move that it shoJil read a tonit, rancis Cafrothers to presented it , e could be no doubt I,lo e, and be Printed. 1, therefore the pre- The Noble Lord then ors...need the Bill, and it was iced a against the Respoia. int time, and ordered to be prtotcd.—Adjcerned. *tor." William died Ideal son, Wilkens ears in pumemion of HOUSE OF COMMONS, TBUILIDAY, Just 1. as succeeded by his it: Their Lorilshir • ELBCTION BALLOri e present action 11.• period of poormaion s Thee being ballots appointed for Cleneeniitees opoo, the le discharge of Mrs. Beidreell sod Bereellbbebage Deflbillos Ike gallery was at spron d that Mn. I spewed aria 6ve o'clock. en 27 years of age, Mr. Ley soma after appeared at the lbw with Alredoii4l THL A Tit •UOYA COE ItAItGAKDIIN. /VMS EVENING, FRIDAY, June 2, "di be acted, 9th time, mew. ,Histurical Tragedy, eallesd VIHGINIUS ; Or, THE . ...IBERATION.OF ROME. Appie. Charting, Mr Abbott • Vernmioa, Mr. Macreatly ; J Mr. C. Liable; alialllNN Mr. Connor; &cries Deviates, Mr. Terry; Egerton. Virginia, n,,. Foote; Scoria, Mrs. Faneit. After 11th term, a newßeotels Romance, its two actr, eallril THE BATTLE OF BOTHWELL BRIGG. Lund Cr mash., Mr Himmel; Col. Clavi-rhonse, Mr. Con. w• , r; Pentacle's. Mr. Blanchard; Serjessit Batliwrll, r. Conn-r; Henry Marlon, Mr. Ablioll ; Glided', Mr. ikarnnsit; (*midi, Neikirk!, Mr. Emery. Lady Margaret, 1:, lirn.irn. Mrs. Dinrealsori ; Edith ' Miss M. Tree; Jenny M.s. T. Hill. _ _ Corn sit, rs—John Bauer, Mr. Fark7 : Massa illeddrig, 11.1. _ _ - - - TI. HIM Ow, the Musical Routasee of Heury Quatre, with 11 Jas. FOR TUE BENEFIT OF MADAME VESTRIS (1:. ,•,z the laul Nitht efltfT Folverment). 'I Fl E TRG ROYAL, 1 - I ,N %%JP:AMP:MHO( NEX .I.itir, 7, his \) tleirclyS Servants will perfermihe Op.ra of THI S . SIEGE OF I3ELGRA DE. The Setashier, Mr. Brabant (who has kindly consented to pent... in for that evening). (Aim, Mrs. Bland; Lille, Maiht-e V. stria. I 1!••• ..I.4rfe of the Opera, " When thy broom heaves the p ::1, Mr Brahma and Madame Vestris—The celebrated My Hese§ with love is beating," and the favourite t••isi.iiste "The Night invites I. Love," Mr. Brabant— 't lie I;act, " Shall the MoOntain look down us, the Valley or Vain," 'Br. graham and Mr. T. Cooke—" Who would • Lori !" Mr. T. Cooke—Au Aria, by Paeeini, adapted to the winds of Dontestie Prue," Madame Vestria. Or. T. Cooke will (for that night only) play a Concerto no the Violin, in which lie will introduce the favourite Airs rt " Gismaehree, Molly," and " Mrs. M'Clrod."—A Pas Krrtt by Mho, Tree.—" White the Lads of the Village" (iu that:mu-0, Mr. Ineletion. After which, the Musical Farce of I'llE Pit!ZE; Or, g 5 3 e. Caroline, Madams Vestris; in which *be will introduce a favourite Air. The Duura will be opened at lisitpart Six °Thiele. The 1•1 masher will etimmenre retied ly at tewweu. Slow ; Pit SOM.; Low.Gallevy 2s. ; Unp.Gailery le. Totem to he had of Madame Travis, %u. 4, Ileatifort huNiees. Strand; of Mr. Sams, No. I, St. Jamcs'a-street ; psil of Alt. Bothwell, at the Theatre, where Places ill the I; I , s may be taken. rho sPORTSMEN.—IMPROVED PER SELF-PRIMING MAGAZINE WATER ER' ill' LLN-LOGE. made by WESTLET RICHARDS, 4,... Yeeutettarer, High-street, Birmingham. Upon ea-' animation rod trial this Luck will lie found to possess the aboec eery considerable advantages ; the action being sim ple sad ceilun, it capitol fail to discharge itself with the utmost velocity in the most tempestuous weather; cud those eihkelions wleieh generally attend other Magagiue Locks are completely molded in this. The Flint I.otk on the best construction. Anent—JOHN DUST, Guipmaker, 201, St. and, London. THE: LOTTERY. ITESTERDAY was what the Gazette called the Third Day of Drawing of the State Lottery, when rive hundred Tickets were drawn, leaving Twelve Thou. saint Tickets to be drawn on the neat day, 23d Instant, whi it the lottery finishes. The only Prizes drawn above 10/. were N 00.4,952 and 12,952, boils Prizes of 50/ comm. qui wily to those who purchased with the intention of get ting their money back, those are the only two Numbers worth keeping, and the purchasers at DISH'S Others may mceise their moo I back any day before the 13th instant for Osumi they perenas .t 1 between 15th May and Ist June. Various apparent inducements have been held out at dif. frient periods of thus Lottery, but the customers of DISH'S Offices have bad and will have every advantage the Scheme may be said to possess, although 81SF1 is wof the Contrac tor, nor has had any concern in the =mar ment. The Wheel contains 82 Capitals, all of which must be dawn 43d lastasit. Jugs 2. 1820. Royal F.aeliangs-gate, 26, Corahill, aid 324, Oefind-strieet. AZARD sod CO. Contractors for this Lot -NA eery, gratefully thank the Public for their Patronage, avd are happy to find that THEIR PLAN to guarautee Purchasers of Tithe's and Shams between the 18th May and Ist Juin, from Risk yrateekl, received such universul ap probuiun HAZARD and CO. regret that, owing to several hundred Tickets having bees bought up iu Tens and TlVellilt", fur the purpore of returning them after the event of the Draw ing on the lit of June, so many were disappointed who in tend. d to purchase. To meet their wishes, as increase of price will tale AK. sea WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 71k of Jure, although All Four Prizes of 30,0001. and Fifty-eight other Capitals, in Morey and Commis, are yet in the Wheel, and must be Drawn the LAST aid ONLY DAV. 23d THIS MONTH; but AFTER NEXT WED. NEADAY, 7th Jose, every Perelman. will bare to pay a HIGHER PRICE fee Tickets aid karts. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Mit 30, 1520. rigHE COURT of DIUCTOUS • , of the R UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of EN(. LAND, trading to the EAR(' INDIES, do herd/ Ifni Notice, That et GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY swill be held at their House in U-adeithall.tovert on FRIDAY, the 9th of Jane, Lone Niue o'Cluek. in the Moraine until Six in the Evening, for the ELECTION of • DIRECTOR of the said COMPANY, in the room of Sir -Juba Jacket's, Bart. deceased. JOSEPH DART, Seerttary. BRITISH AND FOREIGN SCHOOL SOCIETY. atea•PATROIIIB, His Royal Higher's the DUKE of SUSSEX, o His Royal Highness PRINCE LEOPOLD. tetteeteraie, His grace the DUKE o f REDFORD. /IN FRII/AY EVENING, June 9, 1820, NU , a SERMON will be preached in AID of the FUNDS of the above SOCIETY, et St. Paul's Church, Covent. garden, by the Rev. W. 111ARSII, A.M. Rector of St. Peter's, Colchester. SPl'Vlee to begin at Half peat Six eiClntic. Also the FIFTEENTH ANNIVERSARY MEETING of this Soeivty will be held at Fre-misuse Hall ou SATUR. DAY, ibe 10th of June. The Chair will be taken at Twelve &Clock. _ Tickets of admissi o n la the Meeting may be had on appli cation to ITm. Ailol, E-q Plimgh.coort, Lntsbard-street; Rev. Dr. Schwabe, Little Alur.etreti, Goodmaa'a-lielda Mr. Wm. Corakm, Ludignie-atreei ; Mr. M Mar. 45, Mtmenin pireet, Bloomsbury; sod Mr. Picktun, Society's House, Borough rum'. MA LL YOlili HA MS for Side Millie. ; fine ld Westphalia and Westmoreland Hams, Bath Pip' Chop, Smoked and Pickled Tongues, of carious sizes; Dutch Beef for grating, and in bottles ready grated; Hick son's much•ailinised Sauce for Culd Meats, &c.; Hickson 's Essenc , s of Lobsters and Anchovies, for F•sh, Svc.; Hick ruses Anchovy Paste; Potted Lampreys (just in season); Rock dried Sprldings; Newfoundland Carding; very ppe ✓ior Honey.consh Parmasan and Gruyer Cheese; Salad Oils of the be,.t qualities; French Mustards aid Viiiegsrs, &e. &c. at moderate prices fm money only, at SAMUEL HICKSON and Co 's Foreign Warehouse, 7t, Welbeck. ▪ tree t, M ary -le- Bone. 40(: I ETV for he IMPROVEMENT f 1 . 79 PRISDN DISCIPLINE, and for the REFORMA TION *f JUVENILE OFFENDERS: PATRON, His Rupl Highness the DUKE of GLOUCESTER, K.G. VIMPRESIDENTS, The Marquis of Beekuighans I Eat I Roeksavage Lansaluirn Lord Clive Belgrave Nugent Althurpe Wm. Wilberforce, Esq. M.P. W. H. Frernsantle, Esq. M P. R. H. Wm. Sturges Bourne, M P. R. Hon./. C. Villienr, M.P. Hun. George Anson, M.P. Sir T. D. Ackland, Bart. M.P. Sir T. Baring, Bart. ALP Sir .binirs Mitrkilatissls, M.P. Sir William Anson J. G. Estesiort, Esq. M.P. T. W. Coke, E.g. M.P. Wm. Dickenson, Esq M.P. William Maiming ' q. James Searlcti, Esq. M.P. JAn Smith, Esq M.P. dy advertised £1,280 3s. 6.1. E a. C. T. Tower, Esq. 10 10 Z.cb. Mseat.ley, Esq. 10 10 John WCIIP, Esq M.P. 21 0 Earl of Derby A lbeinarle Darianouth Harcourt Hardardn icke Grosvenor . Liverpool Rosalyn Harrowhy Daroley The Loral Bishop of St A•aph The lordlliallopofEhichesier I The Lord Bishop of Ciseater Lord Holland Dynevor Grenville A tick hind Lanni Calthoi pe Amount of Sobscriptions sire £ S. IVO.. Dyliwin, F.sq. 10 10 Diito (annual) 1 1 H. Alexander, Esq. Ips. 'rich 2 2 Ford Barclay, Eq. 5 5 G. Dawes, Esq. 1 1 John Buxton, Esq. Northampion 1 1 Win. M. Christy. Esq. 10 10 Sir Joliet Eishbock, Bart. M.P. 10 10 Chas. Pirschell, Esq. 10 10 A Friend 5 5 Win. 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I, H R L D F 1 N By Author of '• Wallace." " La fin courionne leo teuvrea." Printed far Rodwell and Martin, Pond-street. New EDITION OF BURN'S JusricE. Shortly will he pabliahed, in five large Volumes tiro. with very innaiiierable Additions and Improvement% frig JUSTICE Hl' Ilse PEACE and PARISH OFFICER. By RICHARD BURN, LLD. Lair Cluiorellor of the Diocese of Carlisle. The Twenty third Edition, with Corrections and very con siderable Additions; the Casio and Statutes brought down to the Time of Publiestion, Hy GEORGE CH ETWYND, Esq. M.P. Barrister ;I Law, and Chairman of the General Quarles. Sessions of the Peace fur the County of Stafford. London: Printed by A. Strahan, Law Printer to the King's Most Excellent Majesty, for T, Cadet! and W. Da vie., in the Strand; F. C. and J Rivinglun, in St. Paul's Church-yard; Longman, Horst, Rees, Ornrav, rind Brown, in Paternoster-row ; and Joseph Butterworth and Elos, in Fleet. street. DAL RIO ON CHESS. This day is published, in one elegant volume, Sao. with Twenly.one Cuts, price 12s. THE incomparable GAME of CHESS deve. biped after a new merited, of the greatest facility, from the first elements, to ilmAnaiss scientific artifices of the Game. Translated from the haliaa of Dr. Ercole Dal Rio, By J. S BINGHAM, Erg. To which is prefixed, a Letter Oil the Origin of the Game, By EYLES IRWIN, Eaq. Priated for J. J.Stuckdale, N 0.41, Fall-mall. Of whom may be had, price Ss. THE GAMING CALENDAR, ANNALS of GAM ING, and a LETTER to SIR ROBERT BARER, Chief Magistrate of the Police; by Seymour Harcourt, Esq. SIMEON'S HORS HOMILETICS, NOW READY FOR DELIVERY. This day is published, in Eleven Volumes, dewy octavo, price 10. Oil. each in boards, HOWE 1-101 , t1LETIC/E, containing more than TWELVE HUNDRED DISCOURSES (in the form of Skeletons) upon the whole SCRIPTURES. By the Rev. C. SIMEON, NI A. Fellow of King's College, Cambridge. Printed for T. Cadell and W. 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TH EATR B-ROTAL, COVENT-GARDEN, ON WEDNESDAY, Jusm 21, 1820, when .111 be acted Shskspeare's COMEDY OF ERRORS, After wh;ch, Murphy's Farce of THE OLD 31A1D. Compressed into one Act. Min Marlowe, the Old Maid, fur that night only, by Mr. Faitrit. vone , ode with A FARCE, as will he expressed in future A(1.111;- , mutt. t • and Places for the Boxes to be haul of Mr. Far nn, Ni, 3, Doehe.astreet, Portland place; and of Mr. Bran dot, at the Cox office. Thia day is published, BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGA ZINE, Nu. XXXVIII. for MAY, 1820. coletallTS : I. The Fall of Jerusalem, • Dramatic Poem ; by H. H. Milman—ll. Tales of the Cloister—lll. Fly-fishing in Northumberland—l V. Eztrac's from Matthew Paris—V. The Abbey—Vl. Hogg's Tales, &c —VII. Moods of the blind. Nu. 4. The Forayer; No. 5. The Cypress Tree; No. 6. To the Morning Star—Vlll. Recollections, N 0.5. Mark Macrabin, the Canieranian,• Adventure with the Gipsies—lX. Mr. Phillpolts and the Edinburgh Review — X. 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