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TO TAKE PLACE TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23. the Coittructor for the Lottery. having T• given • Lottery Ticket in Shares, to be rowed for by Six of the first Watermen on the Rivy Thames, they will start TO . -NIORROW, the 23.1 Installs, at Half.past Three in the Afternoon, f VAUXHALL-BRIDGE, through BLACKFRIARtr-BRIDGE, then torso, and go up through the Centre Arch of WESTMINSTER BRIDGE. The Three First is are to start again frum the same place, and return as be m.' and the First then la will receive a HALF of a Litery Ticket, which may produce 10,000/. Money. The Second will receive a QUARTER, which may produce 5,0001. Money. The Third will receive an EIGHTH, which may redact 2,5001. Money. The stainers:ea! Candidates will receive an EIGHTH amongst them, which may produce 2,5001. Money ; and they will not be kept long in suspense, as the whale Lottery will be drawn in Ode Day, To-Morrow Week, viz. WEDNESDAY, 30116 of August. And of emirs. they will have their full chance for the Two Money Pities of 20,0001. and the 28 oilier Money Capitals the Scheme cootaius, as well as all the small Prizes, all •f which are Sterling &limey, and all must be drawn 30th of this Month rArgrel.) Twelve picked IVatermen were first selected, and they drew lots which six should start; and the following are the names of the ssful candtdatts, the stairs they belong to, the colours they are to row in, and the uousbt es they have chosen : Samuel Bloomfield ..Horise Ferry.. Light Blue.. No. 2,555 Jame* Covington ...Westminster Green 6,466 James Evils* Westminster Scarlet 837 Peter Hamlin. -Pepper Alley Yellow 4.017 Renjsuuu Lewi5....01.1 $l.llll Purple 11,398 Charles Westwood .. Blaclifriara Pink BO6 1 he following are the Number* they chose from 1406 I 813 I 1,397 1 1,410 I 2.458 I 2,551 4,017 I 4,450 807 915 1.398 1,411 I 2,469 I 2,552 I 4,019 5,450 1409 s3t4 1,394 1,412 1-2512 2.554 4,020 5,457 810 I 837 I 1,407 11,450 2.514 2,555 4,448 5 ,4 58 1012 I 839 I 1,409 12,487 2,516 4,010 4,449 ~,459 As nova of the amateur Clubs intend to be on the water, it is expected to be a treat to persona fond of aquatic sports. •.• Particulars may now be bad at either of the Cott tractor's Offices, 4, Corubi9, ur 9, Chat lug cross. -. , - had memseey. her Majesty s suite, and might bees been supposed to have remained wills her Majesty op to this period; bet the feet was, that Dr. Holism' had quitted her service at Venice, is her journey from Nike to Catania. At Ca. tams the Queer look tato her service two Gestlemeo who had served in the navy, whaeskaisises were Powirsil sad Glyna. Frees Catania her Majesty was &host to proceed to Augusta, In Sicily. During her resideace at Catania she procured for Bergamot the Ulikr of Malta; sad sour after she arrived at Augusta, met estedied with Maui raised him from an obscure situation In Gee of the lest dignity is her household, set ealisfied with Imam( pro assist for bias the Order of height of Malta, she sow procured fur him the title of Baron Della Freudian of Bergami, and ever after he was called by the Queer, them Primates of Wake, and suite. Harem Berpolii. There could be No other reason assigned fur these bemire but that bere aves familiarity, of the cajoles, of which he hoped he had now amanced their Lordships; wad Not only so, be thought that by this time he met have emsvisced their Lordships that as adulterous intercourse was hibitually kept up be tween the Prisceas and Berginial. At Augusta or Cassia, he knew sot which, the Primness sat for her picture, se veral portraits being takes', She presented sae or two of them to thrombi. In ate of these she was ;misted as • Mag dalen, with a consiskrable pert of her Freon exposed. le the other alas was represented it a Turkish drew, the little child Victories-sod Bergami beteg introdeced iss the paint leg, in Turkish &smite also. From whet he had stated to their It would he seen that it was impossible he mess* fur al these gifts sod favours eager on the notosode before stated. From Augusta the Primer's set bail with her suite fee Tsai* sad other places, which she wished to visit is the Bieo‘harriss hired a vshiel, calk*s Peisceci far the voyage. It was necessary for him to advert, in this place, le the arrangements made ter the accusinsudation of her Ma jesty lied snide on board of this veesci. When lest they got ea board there were sleepily( apartments, consecied by doors with the room to be seed for diniug, laid out fur the Fattens and the Coonteis of Oldi ; the dim... room had weedier doer which led to a passage, in who& were the duties of the derpiet apartments of Ibe tiers of the suite. Fur a few roles Berpue's aperemer wee at a distance from that of she Prioress. Bet ass mllsttliell was made: one of the two deers which erreareesd de dining roues with the two bet eardelsed epergne' INN closed up. A bed was bruisght ire the trim war lir the accommodative of Berger, mad was pier birth A she lion in the room Hier, wheal there, et she ibireees NOW was sip's, she and Berrie amid see end corer with eime other white they lay is their Was erlibe only arrester re. urged to she room of the Parcels was through the eleeptag apartment of Berger. la her voyage lies Augusta to it would be proved that the door of the eating ashes we shut after they retired to rest, and that no one timid here access to the apartment of the Princess except Derrei. Here again their Lordships would perceive that unities arrangement*, he mighl call it, by which the apartment's, Bergaini and the Princess Were always made to commuilicste, and by which commouiestiun was shut out with the apart meats uf the rest of the suite. Bet rot eel) , were the apart. meats contiguous—if he had made himself intelligible to their Lordships they would see that the door of the Prin cess's apartment could nut have been open without allowing the parties free communication to see and converse with each other in bed. It was impossible to assign any ether mese for this than the cause which he bad already wielder& They sailed to Tunis ire the pulsar. From Tullis they west to Unica. Here again it was necessary to observe the ar rangements which were made' fur sleeping. They took a bombe where there were hut few aparteaeuts. Two of theta ugly would be used as bed.rooms, in ore of which her Ma jesty slept with the child Victurine, the other was occupied by the Countess of Oldi sod her tan ftlluif. chombre. On ore of the nionsines, at a very early hoar, Bergamt ragmen to enter the Priuciss's spartmeiit lung before she rose; as was usual other placer., Bergami entered without auy restraint or notice; he passed into the room, and remained there fur a considerable time. Here it might beaked, why did she require the attendance of Berried—fur what purposes could his presence be uecessary? No female of character, whatever rack she might hold in society, would admit a man into her bed-room under such circumstances. True it was, that she hail raised him from obscurity to distiuctiou, and had procured for lone titles and Orders of Knighthood; but these were nut enough to satisfy the minds of their Lordships of the propriety of admittit.g him into her bed-room. He might perhaps be fatiguing their Lordships with the saineuess sad reiteration of his statement, but they would the more easily discover the continued series of facts, from which they could nut fail to draw the conclusion of the licentious soil adul terous intercourse which existed between the Princess and Bergami. Another fact required their atteutioa. The Fria eras veiled Savuos, or Selman. The fact he would• now stair would leave no possibility of doubt. They arrived at Sayuua on the 12th of April.—(Being ate.' by the Lord Chancellor, the Attorney General said that the party were at Unica on the 28th April 1816) There were two bed rooms in the house which they occupied. The inner our was that of the Princess—the outer one was Ber gami s, The first had a large bed in it—Bergami's had nu bed is it, our any *soma...tattoo fur sleeping. It would appear in tel. deuce that on one or more occasions the bed of the Pria• cess proved that two persons hail been sleeping to _ln any ordinary case this fact aloes would be sulbcient to convince the parties who were to decide, that adultery hail been committed on that night at least. If they heard of • ease its which the room of a female was only accessible by one person beside herself, and that person 'rasa maw, mud yet that the bed betrayed the circuiustauce of two pasties having slept in it at the same time, what iartrewee weed be draw., or could he draws, but that adultery bed bees eam milled? Aed when their Lordships found that similar fade were recurring from time to time, sod is every crop of place, although there :sight be so direct evidence of way vise particular case, in any use particular place, there cosh! .y been removed. From Ephesus the Primers* went to Anse, in Syria. and here 64 rgruni was treated with the {Me faraili-• grill. In • tent erected here the Fritter's was seen in bed, mid Snugged was mem *Mi.( at her hesbeide in hie skirt sleeves. He was afterwards wee comime from the teat se dishabille. If her Royal Higbee's required any at. tendauce cabin her lest, why did she wet cowiesateri her Indio* of hosteler to wait apse her during the time of her repose? No! it wait Bergami, sod Berried oleos whammies chime to attend tow her i• an undress, and she hetes wholly undressed, sad lying is bed. Rowdily it might be maid that this ciocemetsece proved no crime, nod that sense farther evideace would be necessary to sulietautiale her guilt, but to this he should say, as he had before, that this was net se 'emulated fare,. but formed part of a loag•eooseeted eerie% all of which together west to prove the eximeece of as adulterous letereveree. Nu women would admit • mite to sod familiarity, to whom she had out previously coo- , ceded the lest favour, and this deduction might with more knitting be thews here than in the cases of °Mowry life, for here the mesas was • Prieeess--the man, a domestic raised by her favour from his menial situation. even to the diguity of a Baca. From Aeon her Royal Highgate went to Jenne lem, sad here sot satisfied with the huaoars previonsly be. slowed epos bins, she obtained fur Bergami the Order of Ss. Sepulchre. Her Royal Highness suborqweedy instituted an Order of Knighthood her eelfecalled the Order of St. Caroller. Thii she distributed amongst her domestics, sad created Bee. pod the Greed Mader.--(A laugh In She tionee.)-11e was sal «reprieve' that we she recital of suds a einraesannsen ' i Ilsebeg of 'Wiest* should pees t►eir Lordships ° plods; but if her Royal Highness were inclided to indulge I ea. price in instituting an Order of Knighthood, why sh.uld she elect fur the Greed alaater such a person as Bergami—this Courier that was—this Bares list is ? Why should site thus distinguish this individual? Foe this no ether reeves could be give■ but that which be hod already addend, Namely, the existence of that dirgracelel and bousilialies passiou which had given this Bergson so powerful an te lecom over the mind of the Priecess,se that from this time they had Berried Kuight of Malta, Knight of the Order et St. Sepulchre,Graud Masser of the Order of Sand Caroline, amid Baro■ Della Francine. If the facts already stated bed not too meets disgusted their Lordships, he should, with their permission, relate one ether, which dr. emended their particular attention. The Princess and Bergami embarked at Jaffa for Italy. Folding it inconve nient after embarkation to remelts in She cabin *lobe vessel, her Royal Highness caused a tent to he raised ee the deck, sad a sofa bedstead to he placed iu it fur her accesamodation. Under the saute canopy, bet without any peddle", a sofa was also palmed fur Bergami. During the day the curtain of the teat was raised for the purpose of admitting the air, bet at night it was let dews so as to ex clude the view of the sailor*, and persons is leer Royal Higheese's attendance. The eurthi■ was also occults:malty lei dews after diluter for the Lame purpose, while the Princess and Bergami remsised within Within this tent they slept eight after night until the arrival of the vessel in Italy. At this period of time, if she least spark of female delicacy bad remained on her Majesty's mind, it would have been daily tauuted with the •ease of the acts, imprupriety, mid indecorums to which she submitted bee. self, for it did appear that she had thrown off all restraiet and delicacy, and all pretensions to it. It would he proved that during the voyage, on one occasion, she had a bath by her command prepared fur her, into which she bad entered accompanied by Bergami alone. After that fact, could any man have • doubt on his !mind of the criminal nature of the iutercuurse existing between them; though it might be sup posed that there might be so much virtue infixed tit the miad of an iedividual,that two persons of different sexes could sleep together without any criminality having occurred; yet stela' that such a series of constant familiarity and rube-' I coming intimacy had been indulged in with this man before, what but the absolute banishment, the total oblivion of all remains of virtue and modesty could have prevailed on a woman to admit a man and a servant at such a moment? That supposition was she only one which could enable a wumau to endure the presence of a man on such an occasion; molting but that, added to the fact of a criminal intercourse having taken place, could have induced a woman to permit a man to be about her person at such a time. They hap pened to be oil board this ship the 24th of August, St. Bar tholomew's day; be had already stated to their lordships that Bartholomew was the Christian name of Bergsma, and aceurthogly that day was selected for the celebration of a fes tival in tumour of his birth slay. Festivities were indulged in by the crew; the health of her Majesty and the health of Bergami, the courier, were drunk together on that riccasiou. What inference was to he drawn Cons this circumstance? None but that these favours, distinctions, awl honours were touferred upon the domestic Bergamot' in eonsequestee of a criminal, lieentions, and disgusting intercourse. %Visite ha was on this fact be should beg to state a circumstance emitted in the former part of his statement, which was,:that the same transaction bad occurred, the nine festivities hail been in dulged in on the 114111 e day in the preceding year, id the vil lage D'Eate. There also • grand festival was held in Without of the birth-day of the courier Berried. Now be •ppre bended that single feet be had described on board the polars., wunW its itself be sufficient evidence of She fact which it was the object of the evidence to establish. He shuttle' cwt fatigue their Lordships attention by en tering into a misuse detail of the various degrees of un becoming familiarity with her menial, and as he aright express it, tbe indecent exhibitions to which her Majesty had reduced herself on board that ship ; he should rather leave their Lurdellips to funs theirowa general inipressiens freak the evideuce, but be could not forbear meittiosiog t►at it would be proved Isthmus them, that mho hail throughout the voyage occupied herself iu she MUM menial elicits fur this •eresee Ithat woman could du for maw; that s►e.had even at times - engaged herself in mending hid elutlars.—(A bus of roe ' prim is Ike Hensiee.)—Ou arriving i■ Italy is Septem ber, the Princess proceeded to the villa Mote, which ~' ' P. , - forcibly MllO, terrace front it was plain. Bergand haviox rose out of the Princess's room at that emseatinsable !suer, their chambers also being aepacateil trine tine of the rest of the family, bow was the occurrence to he accounted for, except by the supposition that a criminal intercourse existed be tween them? This fact alone would be sufficient to corselet a woman in an ordinary ease. No realest could be oSlifOld Gtr Stresses conduct o• thr occasion, but sisal which Is bad bees so often obliged to state to their Lordships.. After • short time Ike Prioress visited a place *hick had since been purchased at her expense fur Bergansi, and to this he particularly wished to direct their Lordships' lobelias. It was called the Fills Bergansi. or Ramon. Nut contented with having previously Imitated on him titles sail hunoors, she busily thought proper to espied newest thousaail pounds 'heather own fonds is the purchase uf this estate for hint near Milan. People do not in general act without ram *or iesucee, and there was so assignable motive or reason for the Princess's conduct, but one wily. Her Royal Highness resided for some time at that plane, and darker • carnival which was held there, be was instructed to say that the moat scan dram's and disgraceful scenes occurred, aid it would appear that the beim in which the Polocess of Wake resided, deserved rather the name of • common bro thel than of • palace. It was (reviewed by pentacle not corresponding to her station sod rank, who properly main tained their elipity, and world feel themselves honoured by her patronage, bet by persona of the lowest clam.— The senses whirls sentrerit there he would not mention did be not roastiestiowsly believe that they had passed with her Majesty's knowledge; were it otherwise his Learned Friesde might justly object, " You are nut to netts* oar illustrious dieing of tranactiono which had occurred in her kitchen, or elsewhere, out of her rintice."— Bat be believed that these disgraceful snipes look place with her knowledge and approbation rather them received her disapproval on her discovering then. This sroduabtediy would thew that the iollueace acquired by Serpent over her had operated ou her to make her totally regard. lees of what was due to herietf sad her tux. After having been at Barons in February 11117, she set out or a tithe through the Tyrol to Germany, and during that tome another most extraordinary circumstance came to light. Oil her arrival at Carnes, before primeval.% further it was necessary to procure a passport fur Nap, urk. Ilergvini was the person dispatched for it. He was absent at the time that her Majesty had retired to repose. One of bets maid* of honour was takes to sleep iu her room. Beresmi turned from laspruck in the middle of the night. What was his conduct? He came to her room, the finale attendant be ing there at the time. The attendant was ordered to rise mi n t retire, and leave Bergsma atomic with her Majesty; that 1004 done, the *lrv'st took up her bed mid sail to souther ;ut of the house, and Bergami was left alone with her 31ajealy. What tannin could have existed fur such an arrange tont bet see, the one to which he hail so often found it ueri nary to anstion! Would Dot that fact, he asked, be suffirinit • and decisive evidence of the existence of a criminal inter. course, is a case such as than usually brooght M fore i Cosi t • where the condition of the parties was equal, or nearly so ; sad if such were the fact, was it not still more su tit her Ma jesty's case; because when her Majesty, by her owe area seasd, was left alone at midnight with • man so very much her Inferior, what was the inference, bet that it was is order that they might pass the remaintlei of the eight together' In the same year bre Majesty and her suite proceeded to Corlarethe. There the same arrangements were made re specting the Quern's and Bergsma . ' apartments, which he so freqoeutly detailied at other places. A room called No. 10, was approplated to her Majesty, No. 11 was used fur another purpose, and No. 12 was as signed to Serganii. There were doors opening from both Nu. 10 and Nu. 12 to - No. 11—Sergami's MOM might be entered easily fiurn her Majesty's theoutb No. 11, sad eke versa. At Cartathhe her Majesty was cu. day surprised sitting on Streams 's bed, with her arm round his seek; she was discovered in this situation by • fi male servant bringing water to the basin, who wait in out knowing that dime wins any person iii the loom. Here sgaiu be should pul tt.e question, how was her Majesty's isnucenee reconcilable with such ? But what was must mat. vial to be attend ed to, iu that beef there was afterwards found a cloak belies ing to her Majesty, which she was afterwards seers - to wear, afterwards marks also were discovered by one of the savants in the bed, which without his explaining left uo doubt of what had occurred there. Thuile marks, the • tusk found iu his bed, the posture in which she was found sitting there, he asked, could their Lordships entertain any doubt of the ci i. sisal term* on which they stood after these facts. Their Lordships would than she se • the force of other parts of du:, ease ; this guilty passive would explain all the ebettosetenet• of the case, which would otherwise be inexplicable. What else could explain a man's beteg admitted to be present while • woman went into a bath; transactions such as be hail oar- • • f rated on board the polsere; and lastly, the ia eye renal at Carlsruhe Agin all these facts were clear ova. deuce of an adulterous inters-enlist. From Cailsrune hie Majesty visited—(Lord Elleullueough desired to kilo* tl.r dale.)—Her Majesty set out' to pate through the Tyrol sue beginning of Fibiuirv, 1817, on that . lief arrival at Carl-- rube fell about the end of Sento.* y. or the begiunierg ref March. From Carfare,* she visited *Salmi in the hist stance, and then Trieste, where a new cartage WAS pur chased fur her use. Bbe was at Trieste bill a few days when observations were made on 1107 lard and sleepiest.' warm . It. the room were placed two had.. a large one las contain too persons, and a small one. Dergasuisapoi.orist sras eery near hen. Obserratlous *eve often ro rile that marts air. sign 1411. , the large bed of two prisons hsviug ih pi there together ; that Bergsant's had did not look to have la..en pt in at 4;1. The wash.har.d baits in bee sty's room alio had 010" e, appearance of having bears need by two prisons. 'flu,. a l s o was noticed what had beets noticed eves) whirr else, that Qinee's and Dr/111011)1 apartsset.ts wire closely cestignuar, ' 4 and that that maim only was in such • situation as to have Revels to her room to sleep in il. 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Z: aone we IL bon* sr* waits : ii , .. ....-..-. .rwoormem 6 , 801 ~•3 .11 'lt .f. T v i r ^ , • .....1 1 1 . Oten , MOS i . 01.411. MA Mon tile emi soolual . , m. , ..-.- "it .p'-r! I v. 34. -, ih,s re - .olot• .? ' , •..7. • t ' 1 , 1 1 , 1 0,,M Isphist,l wit imotirtnimo twit* pm wr . 'ow' . NUM NER 5526. 14 86 .M"et.' " t ''' . IW" sib " " *" " " 1" "11 *.* ISS" s' ' ss ' 4 ' . LONDON, TUESDAY, - Piuct Id. tWof 41, ..6.. . . . ,a. .. . . ....4 ~, -,, , ... . :. ~., .Lit n-r- t .-, 6'3. •• 'slow{ moth - -ries • . . , . - - __ _______ __.. .. - - .- .--- ... _ _. __ -. ' 1'111: lASI' WEEK RUT ONE OP MR. KEAN'S l FOR THE BENEFIT OF MRS. GIBBS. • THE QUEEN'S TRIAL. he me d olio of ibe licendosit sod adoltendahltionaty oh eh ate bad occupied before; sod o• reachiog Awe flow Pf.RFoRMANCIES THEATRE-ROYAL, HAYMARKET. sol l sosted b e t ween t b e p o ni es . Ir m o Nime s they p.oreMed Brogand's broiler was elevated to the iiitontWis of TIIRATREC-ROYAL, DIL HURY.LAN -MORROW. WEDNESDAY, AuplAg3. to Atirews, where, after stopping at Melo. Al arrival on Poi het :of the rid.,.. His resether, who was feasdiesly trecably to the former Advertisement, this Theatre Is now r r ° will he performed (fee lb. lint &Be this ',lpso«) HOUSE OF LORDS-Mel o^ A....? 111. lballld April, OM. A het net•Orred at Allows, Web emold termed die Drone Afilfloroot by her Majesty's *she. log suit for the last performances a Mr. Kea., before his Sheridan'e Comedy of •m akew Ike familiarity who* 'tilted brooms doe' Qarew soil by her Illajesty bemir e was 'reined to be rolled godsons positive departure for America. THE REV A tage Me Lend Cuatingt.tos metered tholliomie et It• misoles lingoes', and bole lin% respect and distaste woo observed Litter and sloe mother and brother had eeparate telitlvo Ware IS ecireck.-Prayere one oraiLm by a., Majesty's Chasetheelat• la hit rondo?, to a Prisaleac ' prod* for then him the odd of the statute% Allitt 11111 S EVENING, 'FUESDAY, A °west 22, - Sir Anti*, Abseiled', Mr. W . Farm (for that night At Athens then wen* a Brill& teasel. doe Coyish. of *Sea - what be bad eland to their Lordships he 'Wahl sot I. his Majertip's &-rvants will perform the Tragedy of walls by perroissioa a the Protractors of oho 'Metre. lord Hogar A to oe Ntg oort " illair ped °Wlll°W. bo t o Meows re woo asiaimes to pay he. emperor to her Royal Miriam', nod as *sepses ors Moir sitetilioa, by toestioniog ea r t o po KING RICHARD THE THIRD. Rape, Covent-garden) Colloids Aheolote, 111 r. Joon; Feet'. , ro d air fT . it ... 14 0 .• a ,. ii , ~.. g ... Au . m e m eeso n a t m o d e b y lb, Beeposoe od sod a t o t h e omen smaa us hie treasel drooped swim , he Moiled 004 waded woo* ober eireurisdataise that occurred Cl ttiat Owe, to es*. King Ovary tie. Sixth, Mr. Pope; Richard, Duke of . 7"'"" "' C. '-' '", ""`"", ""' ••""" ; Sir " ""''' ' o g Kemp . itiopenshig t b a o p eo l o tto o t o g ra ta, H e "sta n d bee. lie woe lotroduced thrusegb a pe a hen to se alrennorbent . port the chug,. Sometimes her Royal iligharesa, pea % 0 Tuner Mr. COOollet FM Mr. Illwanni • David. Mr. lu'aler. Mr- Erne; Doke of Backingliam, Mr.Thompaon • J. o ; m . al I • S. ' . • a nd s o k a p if the *ma c o r t woonotte ago b o o e d by dome es. be Soma the Own,. Ike Cohinteso of Oldi, and Seeped id- formed • character Is • play. sod Stfltillit IttlOatef. erl of Rielowood, Mr. Junin Bruise Booth • Elisabeth ' w•"• 1 - "". " alinlis blrs. Gibbs (Oral lines • m om s m t a t ei d el o Bog. 'The latter Iliad/mot I. • owt of hussar sniff*, rewrites sometigies orpegred in the loweed chareeter. Bet- .. " for that night trait); to Lattgoielt, Mrs. Illardyst • J alia. Primes* le lebleb bis WPM. ices of Eduard the Fourth, Mr.. Egerton ; Lady Amor, ..„ ' ' - la the nemiledgitostwasdellogifat iliNie libLialt GOOOrOON'Ol! li ft a fungi* ear tweddi bead, and teemed to be no Memo gam* beidg usually on Ike siege with her. it. mot, a... • es a. C. IC foible. - rs. W. West i Ditches* of York, Mrs. Parker. in ow coo a _L._ B ien , • C 0... the pi Th . am o gt e g g oogog,goiwd tomb to smug the N oo n Owed famltherley wilt Mai Penns,. She Veer, no the Cap. slanted ibis to abed' the degree of tamability Oltkh Obtlai, the og, • After which, the Farr, of forte. in Air. Gladataisee, pupil of H. R. Iliabop. Eq.;' sod Goes -d ie o s i ,ab a s oh, 1 ellalllso7 were d e s enel h ee d. as ton's arrival, to tveuistrekm, a* broiled Alan to de doom have taken pi:trete laden a Lady who was Prioress or w.f.. • TWO STRINGS TO YOUR BOW. m e . J. R ome o oil; sin 46 m aestro ea, oho o r ,. m ov e* far as possibte, to anat rom o s =alllllllll' ar sod snotty Its the won Oar Beeillind not so *des a* made on to sower era the stags with bee among servant, and to pet, , losarillu, Mr. Moodea ,• Don Pedro, Air. Cattle. Clara,• want t h e ese ip otel l moo iiha v oo rs „ - asovensetie to Winne's, lean teepee, art *Ad* lo an, font tbe :owes' &warier*. On eme occasion. berg**, a . To whi s t will be melded, the favourite Fires se is. Epilog. • Leonora 31i or Cutout. 1,, caarm i l 7 m i l k Its c o o moortair ma d form att'ebe Massontg.smid leitilest“ getting ott 'Mrs* Stitiets.,,, „anal a lover, ood)aer Majesty 'p. amused the coarroirooo Boxes. 7c ' Second Prier, 3s. Ild.-Pit. 3s. ed. Snood X, Y, Z. b ooz e o teboo o g r odogeog at jaa whist ; sto di rr aiim, tap olonsom and lebbindi.mtikitog towed . eF:Aber feats* rift *her low retdrn to ale, iiihirE.fr, she „.. S . _ Low ,. G a l lery, l a. &cam' Prices 1 .... upr , Caplan Cialliard, Mr. Coansoct ihmiliblellem,, Mu MI- tit; - c wt ... co o ts fi Naihe i alfrn ,o„ 6 ,.. ~ gsamos-s4therwit irsosiorg or- 41111, anew obeisaore..irgell la ' a low to Lawns sod Min Own, nod tinfoil lin non 4 dirty. lir:Second Price, ed. lima; Neely • *ey e Mr. LOW*. Wm, will Wee** the g oo b. itardhltep aupgrer 'de the Oft /it iota Poineres, int departedirera doe Meow *PM ito remegin einuotsiatons_beftowd :ON snorting • coiner . Nose, • Tim Doom will bi ppelaretal ilialtpost Sig o'Cloeb t add Seat sf u . 1 1!.atisA• Wee illeseitgo• *Mow 01011 N.M. s o d ol obe l oyog a dotteite to Ige s e s e et a. bed Ins of roost nob Wile* etbeing owe 'flied SMlletilliii: wn flrtrilrlifflf elthri - - Ti if liillifino it Silos, wilt -%. lbw), *r . irley ; Ralph Henopiseed, Ur. J. fiesseell. -- New, why did he tosentioo ibis feet ? Benner it 'sheered that rens with an attateer late that right, er rattle r ear* e Perfirrisisteo a can each Eremitic mossmence at Scree.. 'rise Box - office will bee/rested from Ten o'Clock until Film. Maria, Miss Leigh ; Mn. Money. sire QUEEN. re Censor. sorb was the familia*, of their intention", that it had west noroing, while all the PrIOCIVeit household wee ' Tickets to Is had of Mrs. Gibbs, No. I, Illeline.place, The sawn were then ca over. red** her Royal Highwess to Noe level of her Geniis, Ind at rest. The courier. feeling it to be his doll to 40- • e • The rree List cannot be extended to these Perform. Westminster-road ; anti of Mr. ilassintbase, at 'heliolatry, Apologies were made fee Lords bolos and illoothoti actually preventedtwo pooh skewing b ee that respect w hich liter t h e 1, 11 „ i ma j e d iata i j to & mam a . o w., a aw: ref, the PUblit press 'twits eltrepord. where pieces for the Boxes may be taken. Loots Illialdkio• end Bleeistoss were idefaniten. was paid he all other perilous lb persons of her rank. It was it was to receive it, went. to that persou's chamber. To-morrow, Dunes., and Who's the Drape ? On Thursday, the Tragedy of Otbelto. HON E ' S NATIONA L TOY-FIFTEENTH The LORD Coagendos thin ordered die Good I. ha' orabiospof itarlf, but taken with other facts it spoke volatiles. He was not there; best in • short Huse be saw him apenimg called ia. From Anew, her Royal Hiehoesa proceeded by way aeon- in his shirt, sad robed* ehasahre, out of the Primate's EDITION. _ Ter dawn were spew", old the Ceased far *kW ids atoatioople to Epic*. Here *he ordered • heal to be pieced chamber tolris owls. He (the Attorney-General) asked bow THRATR k-norA 1., 11A VIVA RICKT. The meet extesslvely embellished, and moat rapidly Denied lea their respective matioess. under • vestilsole is front of a chards *traded by trees. it bad happened that at shit hour, whet , all the tither Ir .. EVENING, TUESDAY, August 44, prodoction over issued from tee press, price le. The Arroggsg•Gaggoat. resumed tbe statement of faets • Here oleo she eaatillandad dialler to he served, but the sea- members of the family were at rest, be shoulJ he wen will be performed the First Part of THE QU E EN'S MATRIM ON I A L LAD- which be wee rentiog to their Lordships oss Saturdays Ind thee Wittig extremely hot she retired to the vestibole for re- coating in that outdrew, from his mistress's room! (At- li ING li EN RY T 1 I E 1•(..f1i RT H. DER: a National Toy. By she AUTHOR of "THE whine were afterwards to be adduced la trainees it .coil peso. Bergami meanest coming from the westitiolc,ated dinner *erring that the circumstance was noticed by the courier, POLITICAL HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT." With 14 be to the recollect Ms of 'heir Lordships, that his foram **ordered to laraerired•ofor the Fasces* mod Bergami slow. and belief deserves of making some excuse, Ise told him that King Henry, Mr. Yonagee; Prise, of Wales. Atr. Connor; Step Sends ; sod Illnstratiows is verse, with IS other COI% liaillatOi had bretwehl bee Majesty Ind wine a far a* Cs• TlMre was • travelling bed ohne, me which the Princess was' he had heard his child cry, arid had grave to quiet her. and utopia, Mr C. Keistbk •; Str Joh* Faissalr (inn time), Mr. viz. High and Low; He qualifies; declares; She accepts; lean. in Sicily. He begged leave to sopply • statement " pot h er i teora ih a s co t, sa d w ithi n t h e t en t Bergs* hod the next moraine ke deltirril Ow oterirr to say nothing about 11l- Lady Pe'cfr Mrs. 04110 a i Hoeft" , mra• Nan** 1 Ile alters; iripates ; She excalpeites; emigrates; rood- whic h bad neared leismemory . Dwells" Hound lin n reasoned • coosiderable time with/ her after the dieser bad it. But the fact forcibly stock the moo, toil the is- ., o ....,____ t... '&14,:m.••••.m ar it .4 44•441 ..i.4144 k... \Poo maisitototti la t.......... .............i 16..a.ma C... L.......• .L. 4.4..44..... 4m.444 444 Aran I /....... d f..44m4 it was •41. i. illabownr•4l L. raw. 4.14444• d 44•1 s. • THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND, THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, August 22. will be performed, 241 time, as ex-temiwore, tempo : rary Skeich, called PATENT SEASONS. (Previous to which an Address, in the character of the Comic Muse, will be spoken by Miss Kelly.) Mr. Drill, Mr. Harley; Geoffry Muffincap, Mr. Wilkie. sou; Could 8.-lino, Mr. Pearnian ,• Garrick, Mr. Wrench. Thalia, Mira Kelly; blelpumene, Miss Love; Polly, Masi Carew. To conclude wish as Apology for a Procession, sad a Gtawd nude, by all the chin/Were of the English Opera house. Afire which,llth time, • sew ROWIRIIIiC Melo-drama, in tires parts, founded on the eels-Is/Med Tale called THE VAMPIRE; Or, THE BRIDE OF THE ISLES. Cluwactirs in the introductory Vision—The Vampire, Mr. T. P. Croke; Lady Sierra/et, Mrs. W. S. Chatterley; Ueda, Mies Love; Arid. Miss Woiginau. Characters in the Dtania—Buffiven, Mr. T. P.Couke; Ronald, Mr. Bartley; Robert, Mr. Prsrmau; McSwill, Mr. llarley. Lady Margaret, Mrs. W. S. Cliatterley; Bridget, Mrs. Grove; Eeie, Min Carew. ti conclude with, 241 time, an entirely new Farce, in two acts, called WHANG FONG; Or, HOW REMARKABLE! Uaiyuis de Chatillon, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Mr. Luvensece, Mr. Prarrnim ; Mr. Murmur, Mr. Lancaster; Zetlekiab Eerie!, Mr. Wilkinso•-; Timothy, Mr. Harley. Mrs. Rail salts!, Mrs. Grove; Clara, Miss Love; Susan, Mrs. Pinder ((rum the sc•ltburough Theatre, her 2d appearance ma a Loudon singe). The spacious Saloon has been again tastefully Sited up vice a new iti sign, representing as Illeinsivated Oriental Galileo, and will be opened as usual at Eight u'Clurk, for the admittance of the Sccoutl Price, which commences at Nine. Doves open at Half-past Six, and the Performance to be. gin at Seven. Boxes, ba.; Second Price, 3s.—Pit, Ss.; Second Price, 13J—.Lower Gallery,24.; Second Price, la.—Upper my, is.; Second riser, 6d. Private Boxes may be had nightly of Mr. &mama. of whom Places are to Iw• taken, s 1 the Box Office, Strand En- Irwin, from Teo till Four. Tim Vampire will be repeated every evening till farther notice. - - - A iicw Operatic Drama, in three seta, will be produced is • few de)a. • SURREY THEATRE. TIIIS EVENING, TUESDAY, August 24, will he presented (last time this season), the popular Melo-drame of THE. PRESIDENT AND TILE PEASANTS DAUGHTER. Prince Xavirr, Mr. Deugough; Julius, Mr. Hautlry; ‘Vritier. Mr. Clifford; Jacob Spindler, Mr. Filzaritliant. Henrietta, Miss Taylor; Rosaurs, Vuu Snick, Miss Cope land; Gertrude Spindler, Mrs. Brooks. After which a Comic Dance, called SANDY, JANET, AND LITTLE BEN. To *hid, .111 be added (third time), an Historical Tragic Melo.drams, in Three Acts, eutitkd, ORSINO; OR, THE. VAULTED CAVERN. Alehoroin. King tuf Castile, Mr. Clifford; Orsini), Count St. Lucas, Mr. Peugough ; Csesario, his Sun, Mr. Huntley. 1.11:1/ 1 / 2 .4. l'llllCCha of Castile, Miss Norton; 011tH., Mar. I litotes. Guzman, Miss Taylor. Hum., 41.—Pit, 2/4—Gallery, Is. DOl4ll opts it H:lf.p.►t Fite., begin at Half-pant Six. Haltprice i.t HAlf-past Eieht. Neal we►. sill he protiumd an entirely new Comte Bar letta; tathJ 5.40 1 l Thief ! ur The Horrors of the Forest. A new seriotts Piece is on prrp.ilation. r I NIIE Eis i v , ei,.. of Di.orsier% to which culti sated t'veitty is su 'subject Ds the NERVOUS, which . jut ado ultle the tidal. • of hairless and of pleasure, the delis:lle tem ile, and Or ruhast Dud seeming vigorous y . ualt. A% hither applisatiou to important affairs, or un tue iutlitlgeiser of the passions rause these affections, they air petit) , moth the s , me in their general features. •stits , of miud, impaired strength and appetite, fiatulettet— seitigo, anal dimness of sight, arc more or less, 0 , 0 , 1$ able in them all. Nu semedy has huhu to been so grerral4 beneficial in Nervous Disorders as the CORDIAL RAI.M OF GILEAD, width Vis now maintained its reps twat fur a lung sell lel l• f years, and has become the slated scourl of great numbers of invalids. It is sold Ly Mr. Joke slink 68, Catskill S Mr. Sanger (late Bacon and Cu.), Osforil.stseet; Mr. Ward, Holborn ;, Mr. S4radtiug, Royal Exchange, London; mud all Medicine Vtuders, in Wa lks, at I Is. and 335. each. TH