The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1820-06-17 00:00:00

Pit r.nit / 4 1 • , I w ( 1 1; , i," - ........* V. , ;,',,•', •ON "!‘ ~ ' .‘ki... 14 . ' r4 F I Z , IMO q .hp.q TZ T . _ 0 7 . 411. '" : -I litrr.gr whil bus been as gee eateraelt_i bat you grey well it i• now to he expected. .Tne metes unlit firm 4 are said to apiousir to 5011,1101 1. asorriellee, illartrative of the di.t.ss6t Irrlsod at the meant tannest, are titer twur.i rouversation —tat. kabsfy, • fivr.puuud private no, e as offered to Coat far a kw of lamb, nod refueirtf. 40 Liwtencit, a was worth 1,5001. ur I,tiOof. a year, h:.41 asked * party to dinner. As for credit, it , V3'. CNA 4 1 the .ad it he coda trot pay the huichi4, the poulterer, r.roulr, in carts, he amid loupe foi . aetbioß t.. tat • friends. Fit. was tint withoot usoisrains ha.! 3 Juste. But *lot coedit gifts rheumy fur ono iwieirts ..Sis botcher could out ; iwitber redid his p..1134444' f.roulr. Ilia only resource was to write to his I. iend., •nousitly descoliiiig to Mist his tnlttatiuo. nt:tl they would defer their visit amid heel/NW paw nor tar charter of a 101. outs! 1." ~ . 1 ~ I S • I AMP i11y`41.011.1.4 MENT. trope!. eV LO 171,ifain iv, icxi t 6. eithepof itearerteva and Lord kitovt.yrntr took • v sod Their seat,. • _v. Lanbilopriipi . and several other afeiglhers torthe Cormysiosta. broadht up Ow Mutiny bill, the UpoiSi,ery Rill, the I.ausbelli Charitable iJ Caltkr Navigation Itill , sud aercrfl private wore Ily read a firs! tiose. farther pierikularsott Mr.W skehcid, Laud Surveyur, Nu, 4t, Si ,nm. Opera, founded eaten Seettra tlivtory, called DAVID RIZZIO. Dornley, Mr. Hamblin; Raft It subvert, Mr. Rae; R..!tio, Mr. Brabamt; George IMuelas, Mr. Barnard. of Scots, Mrs. W. Wad; Lady Mary Living. 1111 l V 1. , .•w; Jessie Gamma, Miss Purer. Altrr which latio tine at this Theatre), au Exisavagariza, celled GIOVANNI IN LONDON. DK. Gieritllli, Madame Teeing ; Leporello, Mr. Knifed ; M.. Florentine FinickN, Mr. Baroard; Mr. Deploy Eugli.h, Drniiieltiq. Mr. Bailer. Mrs. leporello, Miss Posh 1 Ws. Cr...salamis Quixotic, Miss Get* ; Mrs. BOK enbitt; Mr.. Er sioesselry, Mrs. Marlowe. The Mt* ()Tree will be on. o from IFJemit lilt Five ilVelork r v,tylseesto he lokrli of Mr. Rodwell, Box Booli-koroer ; Vri, air Bove. ,Jf Mr. Spring, Nita! Bus-office, Little Rua swl:-kheel. 1t.,.... Serowl Prier 3s. Id.—Pit 3s. 63.; Second Price t (; I lei y 20.; Second Prim le.—Upper Iwv I..vilenri;ol Prier 6.1. Gi i i.. Loudon will be repeaSsa every evening, be ll. vii•o•pt..l. • ?lIIi 4 rat E- HO L, CO V kliT-GA RD KN. Hlti F.VENING, SATURDAY, Jane 37, will be octal, 43d time, • sawl daalitamsace, cJIIe.I fIENII.I QtTATRE: • or, PAlitt IN TILE OLDEN TIMF.. earl; "Mr. Micreadr ; SLlly, M. Egerton • Gelieraltina. in nit. NI r. F4ViCtii • Estelle de Slims. Mr. Keiablt ; Fre. .!.'rick 16. Lend', 11 r. Abboti • erribaiiii, sir. J. Jbbastome; !eolisi.4l4e, Mr. &wry ; G;rvaia„ Mr. Mussel ; )(wrier*, Mr. Liston; .IPliseeas. Mr. Rianchard. Floreace St, Leari.„l !%lisit,lrtephear; C.loiilde de Biros, Miss ; Miss M. Torr. , , After which, the Barletta of • . • 511pfr.S.. %Ir. 3. laSies • 'Pea, Sr. tee.; Apollo. Mr, P44rosel ; Midas , Me. Lis;ros ; . Taylor. MO., Mrs. Lidos; Daphse, Ptysa, 111sas M. Tree. Vs , Doors wilt be opeseE at Malfiessi Sis o'Clock, arid for Pio% I.•ezio al &eves. ltrnra. 7a. ; Stroud : Price 3,. IL—Pit 3%. 64. ' • Strand Price 25.-I.ower Gallery 2a.; Second Price la. —Upper Gilllery M. {. *coed Price 641. A ieige floe ay lic had for the Season, or nightly, of l IA 01:11,4 I'a t t J, Monday,, Afer,lo,lh, r wilh Markqi4n alio Cinderella. THE . UNTIL NEXT YEAR, OF MdfilN OR: 'MATHEWS AT HOYIF.. AT THE THE:VI:RE ROYAL. ENGLISH OPERA 64.1USE, STRAND., T HIS P ILESEN I . SATURDAY, Rine wilt be prrforastil r. TRIP TO PARIA, atoll LA DILIGENCE. OP NI,. Illy, inlIC 18, The Trip to Park, and La Dal- erne. On Thermlay, lire 22, Country Cousins, and the Christ hiss al flvirhter. on !Laurie', June 14, the same Entertainments, anti ;tr. 51 ArH EWA have the honour to de liver hie l'A EON FL t. A DDR E.S2. • TO 1: .4, u ,TRE.E.oI, corbtr-pAIRDEN. • )111 JOIINSTONIR hiss' the hdnoor to Ilts. I snout., to his cries& 'hurl the Pohlic, that his tl: EWELL BENEFIT` D litsd for WEDNESDAY, the Jose, instant (briur :betas. Night if hi. Fmgagemen.), (hy particale elesirr)•rittbs perforated Colman s Lek- Leased Cask* of JOFIN BtLI, OR, AN ENGLISHMAN'S FIRESIDE. Prregritse (far Ibis night only), Mr. Matresdy ; Una. Tan Sbidleiiiii,'slr. !siren 1 Sir Shoots Rockdale, Mr. Blantilerd, I Frank RusliMile, Mr. Abbott Jub Thornberry, Mr. Fay eit ; Dan, Mr. I:awry ; Cessna Brulgraddery, Dlr. Johls:' "tone. Lad? Corollas Craymore (wills • Sung); Mrs. 6*(4- '011; Mary Thoroberr, Miss Foote; Mr., 'Brulgrtiddery, >lra. D.lveaport. Hy way of Epihigue," The Birth, Pstestage, Chrisltfthitt l ; Marriages, nod other family Misfortustes of Mr. Brelgrath Ucry," 011 be sung by Mr. ..tolrestone. AaJ (nut Jeted thus Seasourt)-a favourite MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT, in Khios Miss Stepheus, Mr. Junes, and Mr. Liston will perform. 'rick" ' and Places 10 be 'nod of Kr. Johnstone, 5, This. "ck-"w' Covent - roden • sod of Mr. Brandon, at She Boa. otore. . • Arta& Iv rants. THI S RI; EN ING',:SATIIIIDAY, June 17, ~ A presented (Orr the silth thee), an entirely rrt "' Amiss MeloaDreatatlt Ronsitat, preceded by a t•lv • -'.ietistic I ntrodacehist, sad founded au lase of the pu- Talcs of my Landlord, called OLD MORTALITY; OR, BURLEY AND MORTU New Mu ie, Sammy, Machinery, and Enoltelllelusents. ',l '' Mortality, Mr. Wyatt; Jedetßak Cleiakhodielli, Mr. S' ntli; ; Coronet Grahame, Mr. Clifford; MaJor Beileaden, j Mr. 7 a tkinsan; Major Allan, Mr. Walker; Captain Lord "Q. Reuel:mei); Caddie kleadrimr, Mr. Fitswil- Lau. Laity fkrgaret Belteadee, Mrs. Dibdin ; Edith &Menden, Miss Taylor. After the Meln.drante the popular Cage Barletta of , THREE 'TIMES THREE r t _ Or, BOYS, GIRLS , AN D GUARDIATIS. • Bearer, Mr. Adcock; Buckshot+, Mr. Ellis; • • Pkyleil Mr- Wyatt; William, Mr. Lessard; Cope;M. Fitswila luus ; Charles, Mr. Paste.. Same, • Mal* • M 8. Pill; Nancy, Miss lama. best Week w ill b e r esented ea estirely we Gook lola Spectacle, is two sets, auger the 111 W of A i t 1 0 Get Married; er Give Mae Lech an d throw Ake Ss. • IVO BE SOLO, FREEHOLD ESTATE, tatted the Hotlt„ in the Pariah of Nurtl;ow,, Here f,r4lahire, eat mite from Pollen Dar, four from Kernel, four farm Hatfield, eine from Hertford, and 13 from London ; ootoi•riwßofa xooil Perm House, and 110$ Acres of Land, a annuli, part only of which is arable. Let no Lease to a respectable Tenant, for 2SOI. per Annum, which will shortly expire. For Price and further Particulars, apply to Mr. Wake: &hi, Lend Sleevelet, NO. 42, Pall-mall. TO CA PITA 1.1 STA. rilo be SOLD. 30 111054 ELIGIBLE ESTATE fue IN VES:IMENT, an► Russ, it' Herefordshire, v:i. the several Farms of Upton Court, Whiitock's Eod, Bul lock% End, sod Gatcomb, being land of the Ant rate qua lity, lying contiguous, ant' let to toust reapousible leosuis fur upwards of 1,1041. a year. The whole furmiuga property s llllllll desirable for Trustees, or persona desirous of tnakiug a pawl lovesinwist it, Lard. For particulars apply to Mr. Wakefield, Land Surveyor, No. 42, Pall-asall; or to Mrsenk . Brace sad Selby, Sulici . tors Surrey-street, Strand.' . . yrBE SOLD. hy, PRIVATE CONTRA(T. b Ca pital double-fronted FAMIII,T MANSION, staadi ea au Estate of about 400 serest,Ma the Roeder' of Hen? l e l e ve and Eases, ahnsit 40 mites from Loudon. The house is I pleasantly situated in a park lawn *Cahoot 70 acrea t aad4rora .the size, moodier, mod thatriintiiun of the apartments, et adapted fur the cousmoriions resiileuce or a large and genteel family.—Tbe roil is dry and bealthlitt, the Kew* agreeable, the roads excellent, and the nrighbosr hood Wilily respectable. The estate is divided into suitable faros, Mad oraaarental plantations are interspersed coo viettedltptrallie, L 44 opal a trifling expertise. Att uned to it is lbs Adventism of the Parish, with a good Rectory Haase slid a Motor, which, ti, well as the sus rounding country, is well stocked with gate-. To be viewed with Tie et. only, whirl', with norther par titulars, may be bad or Mr. t • l'skelietil, Land Surveyor, gia. 42, Pali-mall. WYTON, Stock-Broi.er, hex , to return his to ,, st grateful thanks to the Politic for their kind patronage in the present Lottery, and to torsittaint them, that the I awl only Day di Drawlig will be Fill imy NnxT, the 23d losiant, when Sixty-twoCapibj Prizes, including Mt JR cf 3.1,0001 meet be drawn. Some of EYTON'Sfrieods; who hsce returned their Ticketi and Shares, ailht perhaps. ant be aw.te that the Wheel was so rich, or that they would have a Chance for the Four • Grawd Prises of 30,01101.; EYTUN bas, therefore, retained the Misfires so" returns* to give his rriends the opportunity - orreeparchosiisrg . thttm ; and, as the &avoid is unprere dasttedly great, troika Oka" to be early in their application, foaml .of any Aisapeolmaleat., • 2, CORN • • A remarkable &mealtime: EYTON odd N 0.13,747 to Mr. W. a Gentleman Mall known on 'Cimusgt, who, not liking the Number, returned it; when it was purchased by a Lady, aad the next •week the Ticket was draws s Prise of 10,9001. FlNl II OF THE LOTTERY. 5,000 Tickers 'goers Drawn the First Day. 2,500 Ticket, were Drawn that Stroud Day. Son Tiehels were Draw" the Third Day. 12,000 Tickdte remain to be Draw. east Day. rr IJISH respectfully acquaints Ins hest friend., „11. • the public. that the STATE LOTTERY FINISHES NEXT FRIDAY, thl inataot, oe which day all *s 11,000 Tickets now in the Wheel moat be Drawn; as mei also, the fair Stock Prizes of 30,0001. the Forty-four other Stock Capitals, and the Fourteen hlouey Capitals. • • RISK'S Offices are. rresaiketily forteasts *hew 50,401. Probes form part of the Ilcheme, as Wham *A and ph as ed as num, 30,0001. Prizes said] the other 011116e-beepas combined, mid his are the oily OGRees that ever sold he emit Lottery all Three Prizes at 30,0001. Warrmited (indrawn Tidies. mid Shares are Milne by T. NISH; Setiel.twobrr, 4, taraitill, sad R I Chariesaseerie who has samearly sold Six Capitals in the protest Lottery: tit Various appareist indirect:teats hare been beta oat at .differeut periimis of this teutery, by which Passimn were led to imagine greet advantages were to be obtained ; sad by the wordier of the 441rertieroteats it alpeseed that they - wine to be had veil st particular 011eei t bat each haa sot Man the ea.; See DISH'S Cnstoiarrs airy rest wowed tie/ 'l'm WS 444 will have. every . ailvastaqe the Sebum mai be • syjA to frseeetia,alihaugbHlSH is NOT the CON. TRACettlt. oar ha aay aroma iq the tottery be MA . - BAOEMEIff!!! This day is published, iu Syn. 'price 3s. stitched, AI.E I'TER to the Right Honourable the Earl of•LIYERPOOI.. First. ford of the:Treasury, ou the preseet DISTRESSED STATE of AGRICUL TURF., and its knAstritre uo the MANUFACTURIN TRADE, and COMMERCE of the UNITED KING. IDOIII. SYSTEM OF LANGUAGE.. This day is published, io one lerge refuse Itmo. price only 3i. &I. hound. A GRAMMAR of the ENGLISH LAN— GUAGE.—.By A. SCOTT. This is the Precursor of Groomers of every lAngusge, fdituing logether the most simple economical, sad conspre brusire'system ever itibinioleti et, due Visblic. Printed for J. J. Swathle, 41, Pall-mill. Alto, in an elegant vutnme, with 33 fine Cuta, price 70. NEW ROBINSON CREWE, the most instructive and entertansiag book extant. . j RS. LLOYD GIBBON presents to the of Ladies her ANATOMICAL STAYS, by the. Bias's Letters Patent, adapted to the variation , of symmetry with precision sod nicety of adjustment. Also TAY sn rectify unequal shoulder blades, relieve oesbuess iu i s bask aid recover spival curvature without any steel Sr ',thetas/ premiere. Her STAYS and BELT for NW prolgaaat Male give uniform, tirrn, sad codifies-table seppnele invigorate the whole frame to maintain the degree i 4 Weight in that situation, or other eulargretitut of the abdomen, lyhieb me gradually reduced, are recommended by eminent Ileatocilears and Someone as far superior to say other In readout in umbilical cams sad-abdominal weaklier's. . To be had only of Mrs. Lloyd Gibbon, lavestress and Patentee, No. 7, Saukville-street, Piccadilly. CLARK'S TOUR. oP EUROPE AND ASIA. The day are published. In two rola. price Ss. calk Mend, P° PULA- VOYAGES site TRAVELS, R Vol. 1. forming the TOUR of EUROPE., mewl Vol. the TOUR of ASIA, hulls illustrated with Maps sod En grariugs, and Abridged By else Rev. T. CLAR/C. Vol. 111. Coniprosing AFRICA kbd AMERICA, will shortly be poh!ishell. This. Work will enable the rimier le acquire, its a modes form, a knowledge of all the material points of iliformation soplahunk it the most esteemed modern Books of forges mml Travel., without those repetitions which have reu. coned so misy Works of great merit trite sad ii•inte. realist The TRAVOIS yips4l 0111111ERVST:ONS of the WAN.i DERING. JEVIft esetipeehmetling a View of the sat* tlistia geisha Events in the UMW! of Rankled, slim.* the De atructio• of the Temple of Jerosoleso by Titus; ,with,s de. weription of the Mermen, Cwinorns, sad remarkable Mons. mend. of the most celebrated Nitiom ; imermierer4 wish Atieektleit of muineat Mti . ef different periods. Emilia. bated with . daps and naramionre - Ifacravings ; now lest collected and sairangedby the Rev T. Clark. ti.. This Work will Wird • systematic vier of the Decline sad Fall of Empires, the iamprimemeist in mortla effected by the propagiaino of the Christian Relielod; tied the causes which tendril to form the different klngslotias that stow constitute the European Cetifiskorecy: , • Printed for John Seater, School Lebomp, .111, Si. Pears Chereb.yard. *rig Itifjpoit . , fikAOT off A alreidi 'it's DUBLIN, lib* , abut 11.) :M 114.11 r e -here iile truly deptOrohle situatior, in curie.• qiiercedi the lkilitif iff•tbe banks. Heretofore the Dsblio basks were cirtasidertd Unpreviable, and noir ithstairlink all !tit rata and dismay is the country, tbere was uo ran upon soy of their. Things, however, are charged. Alexariler's bark closed this usorring.l-Or, inure properly spraking, did rat Open; and we caw sow, utieurtanalely, Goo ...iiie josh'. seoli from eltierierce' of She einfrisior and :airier which have ham witnessed inllittitiost agitated part of the South. ; 71tii failure, it is dosed, wilt do mere injury tier all the etas portiseetker. • Iraq eou fi drwee had cemained, it will r.*Poirol if. No war has colorise tow to lice," soy private ' barker's rote. The charactei. lif Latuisches bank is well ' THE It( biotin. I hail just now uue of its notes, and wrist to E. 1 Lord HOLLAND it charged . This warrior* so bust sod a he'll' after Alex. I i sodeerfaOsire smaloosersi, sad I eat pledge übsseW that 1 the tistpsestitniable ' itookl seasady gra seas Ow desk. Sauk post-klifs, tad to were present • Bill wil Rot doe, as well a. Wier toter, were *Bead for loyalist, It h ou ld he rea d a fi n d , slid Ohl Off with alacrity. My note was a potful', that Thit Bill lie laud tit !isnot woe 5 0 1 . MIS accepted , yet II aikrd awl received kik 1 . , .. the area mercy to hree h it ',malaise' Este, There were Desibrrs of ,petipte is say 1 , Mottles, slid *II of their #lllll9dS Wen satisfied late Wee. George 111. c011trobel! Psis this you may lodge arra' Candigi... 1 itippaee thee. Act, the &tremble will 00 4 hoiore the sett ittbis week, be a private kaolter's that K ar a Al arr i ames owe is eiradotisis to soy part el lrelasol; saidlAlsree t sist- m i t io the srai: sr 41 lie balk% see Able to Withstand Ike elsteK it is MI . • Ak _,,, t the camels -e t i suet. se del mitt Worth* gar esiertste spew. The es.- • r'" .41110Iftat the Messmer* tette airily is the wadi. lit doe. he Agt dictated • - • Ili.: 6. 2...rw..• 11=bwila INSOLVENT DEBTOILV BILL. Lipid Althorp brought up from the Howe el Commons the xlinve-notried Bill. .• Earl GRO3YENOR siiid.he rose fo► the piiipnhe of putting a tlm•rtion th the Noble and Lrarite:d Lord •on the. Woolsack : Whethrr it war etingetn plated that perrnnr who had heen long isiripthono-,1 for contempt of Court were to, be relieved by Bill ? The Lotto Citaxcv.l.l.iin obierred; there wire dithirent 'hts of contempt of Court:—voile coo elided in contumacy, its pelvons refusing to put id their answers -..1/111V114 for the non-payment of fray went of money, which might be considered ihk 119111 C ha an imprisonment der au execution hewed by a Court of Law, and it might be highly pepper that they sl Id be entitled to the same relief as persona coed - iota under execution. As to the first class, be would put n case to the Noble Earl : sup pose he (•II- Lord Clioncellui) was in posse-lsion a au estate of his Lordship's. and was ordered to give it up by an order of a Corm of Equity. and senuld. slot, but preferred iti gn to prison and lire on the riili-eipts sod profits of the estate which he hod no right tu, woniht the Noble Kitsl bay he ought to be discharged out of cooliaieutrot before lie hail th4l - tip the estate Hr easel.' assure the. Noble Earl that the Count of Chereery vrtie4 et alt times, rowdy to discharge persiort far contempt of Court when they were willing to glve tip sli.t did tint belong to them, and what they had unju.tly held. The Bill was then reed a fits( liar, end ordered to be printed. • THE QUEEN‘- , The Earl of Livensmot rose, he - aids!. fee purpose of moving, that the Order of,their Lord-, ships, apPointing the first nieetitig tor !.. 4 ismow of the Secret Committee to inquire sod repeal ass the papers presented to their Lordships try the, Wesmere of his Majesty, should he discharkerr, for the pie pose of inuring that they should • *wet for the fi:st • time ou Tileioloy next. The Marquis of Lananown said. %twee neve was so instance befute this. wt•rn a C,sn u hol been appointed by I tote or their I,Atelships..im a Message received from the King, where file - rnee;- ieg had been postponed as this had been fir the last ten days, and nothing but toe c , ogent Traitors from the singular situation of the high partits .1o). volied ip the inquiry, would prever4 Into num o p.. posing the postponement; but eitiptted es they • were, stud when he considered thy very deliept.e titre of the subject, he aids so foi from opposing the . .postponement, that he would entreat that it might be agreed to by their Lordships. The Earl of DAiumqv observed, he hail heard ▪ grest deal about the dignity of, that House, Ile would caution their Lordships not to come to such • hasty vote at imhther' time es they had on this question, stud so be "nervier& obliged to waive it.. Was there one of their Lordships thatiteard hilt who did not believe that tie Secret .Committee. w ould bore sat at the time finit.eporimed, if- Isis Majesty's filitlisters thought that, the !loose of CWIIIIIOO6 would Ire mete • eir i piblp 114/e ? and they were placed y their amide' ytitie is, the burnt bating situet• of bring - guided,* the conduct of the other House of l'atliatutol.,,, The Earl of Livestroor. said, that it had not been his intention to have steid.a single word. mu this ,delicate subject, and all lie would . now soy was to repeat what he had said our former night, that certain negotiations forward, shell, in Lords, would mirk, ships nnueeraistiry. tergocietions awl ri MIMI if their Lords) >the meeting of the it was nut tow lit. would be of the . ponemesit mow. , The Earl of MC what he funtid fatal , were forced to it coovictiou thit tl would come tii The order for 0 was discharged, ordered. . . ) . .. • . . . . • g• i 0 . • , • .i /4'l' ..• . . 1 . .. . • . . . . -) ' . . 1 • ' ••• , it .-. , . • • t • . .'.. • ' )•• ... Al,Oll t:, ';, , i ... 5. ., , ~, ;' ~ -'1 , 4 4 1 . .i k , . =====.4.,...., . .... \\ 4 H AI I ' .... ,..14. ., , • , . 6 ".. .It :-...411 t - iii} e ,1 • 1 . 51,40 -4 t I.e*V.. t ~ „ ... - • . • . I . ' ' t % ' ' • . . . . :..., IMMini . f...." .. ..., .'. '' •- - -- - - - • • . - . . - . ....... DER 5470. - LON DON . N vim . SAT URN; ..T YU NE 17; IWO. • V. 7 ' • . . . • 4 imam THEATR R. r M rON 41. EVA .1 ERRICA ULT'S GREAT . . TO THE pRiainit,TOSSITiF EAST INDLA sr) . - -. WA ERLOO.HOUSE, COCKSPCRSTV. . spatter Hirre fiIIHIS EVENING, SATURD6Y., Jont.47. J.T.i. PICTURE (24 feet lung, hyall•higli), repreemstiag . Ilan •a o rrieing, CHEW of lb. MEDUSA French Frigate on LAPIVI AND Gouttatoot, ALI ING PEARCF„ mud . 13 Wye Conceive leini U. will he repeated; Roesiors pupae, Opera, entitledViNCOUß - I;) . 47 the fotansioilibill.lll4lllll floe honour respectfully to annimence hi m, ms, in eirrolotion id , n , ...„, mat F*-011., the Nobility, dmitry, mail Peg* I. 11.111011111, "Teo his LA CENERENTOLA, L , the Mat just descryiog the Vessel Host meted them from Ali; a a..ph , !yields, miny l ie llft s . o : 44isto "T er Ltist th# here OPENED their SHOP to ReilliNeeael. me- "nodilime a I Reek ilresilfol situation This ins udieeut Piero which Alia the Opera, the DOW Grand Ballet, com p osed try Moos. . . . .. • 2 4 1 1 India Stuck , l am lac MUNK . United Service Club Issnee with e ail. et Stock he eormorsatil Hollim entitled exestest uniswitsai toterestsuil admiration et the Louvre der - Ike b o n net o f. y e a r • pip OR • &Ilan Vacancy is the l Yr• --rib*" i , iieve • 1- • 9 • ' • ing the lasi Eoblbillon, is NOW OPEN for pittspe Inver- Di rect i on o r roue tornete#Coortemil. " CEPHALE ET PROCRIS. two is the RooMmAilallery, at the Egyptian Hall, Proem • et • .., aniticr sad i tii oe :-.Aiii... 11 be trend ~l ac tg' "I t . , wi t t m t:i dnimi k il \roh tmirely new Scenery, Dmitri% Decorations &c. illy. Public-alienable Is tespectfoUy invited to this else& . Awl " °tits it th. ett24.1.114‘ '' - for iim' (111Indli" r" leer, cheapened* asked a peril ,_ _.,,t .., A (Pond Maorpoorsile swill take piece at this Theatre WI I. 4z _ v __ .e e __• _ . ~. laetrile to sullmit the gro.lis on whicb they re 11.1.11 to I eig , bow, and s tow b eg p are i i, g a l • - ~,...o sc non ] , . s. .. 1 nF. of anrclirlrari 7hursdl, the 29th Memel. - . ' , illicit fon, tiosolosteneo 64 balreflo I bet sositalr, HIM I , ;14 We p u mp to m a e n nin Long per; of 1149 e le and ryas - m ‘ .4 Admission is —Deseriptimr tid. l'lve l'een actively reillIC" ) ) 0 nenedlencia ;miaow ist 4 h is ~ Jo firabopier-stroot, WOO ISO he emit off Won him frk -- - - - • - KINGS THEATRE. • metropolis for the lam. sweaty-Am tsars, .a which more i i , sasibm week, 3 . 0 . 1 , 461 , 04 e taiii iseheis, yogi. p at essissidi . - LECTURF-S ON THE EAR. , ivol .41 . . . irillio, (1.).,A„,NA . NN,:lEXbyTifsgjartusi°fo:2therrßlßNEFlT • AI 11. CURTIS will enm unturel" SUMMEK . . 1111 : 42 1 w a e 2titl e%" p•este v r e , :171: 21 :1 3 107iin ti. : w "1 : 146 : 7110. : si"l7 tbe 1 1( 4 .4 " to dm 7he ."l 4l " og il". 4;ktrt .1 . P r 0 10 0 471 a •t ra po ll :r l y. l e j o i u s i •CaIUIDIF. of LECTURES on th e ANATO3IY, wan hallassuod with • Seat-. yrse- , D9oenteni aull "be"... sonoy whets tansiotsflosohly decided vie— eery inernous a 8 , 4 ;..., mem, fie which occnnion W4 OO ,IL Curti ter . . PHY24IOI.OIW nod DISEASISi of the EAR , and ao the remigdpas t • e s a i yneselsk• ip ott:- . . trust, be. ciasakkiffilliiY. •. ' boss of TA and 4 4 Witte edictal" . • Deirmi fin( (ling 161 . ( Medical Tfealiliglti of the DEAF and DUAlßoin WEIL Bassmingsmitimmelal io nt, r. i . to Signora Cords will make ben brat app.:mauve to t_hw - a- y-, t • bloodied ia the yam ; Prelseh Toni bor• eider meld t racier of Indium. NERNST, !toile 21, at the Royal Dispels/airy for curiae .11erenclo -Illowahric Hasislikerdatfa; • Ifillaint, . . • ..... End of the Opera s Grand Concerto om the Mirk bo'Mr. to 0 Diseases of the -Ear, Deau-street (remoireci from Carlisle- y oar n " lli seveshopo i iiirsige. welch 1, lir i mpsc abe di i . r .filielha u it y "ii c y issilik . it, ' '' No g* yorn i owl Lamensibire Spociiiipe , a a11.4i Nicbotion. strict) ' hi With the fiterutrilellollet of For parfkolors apply to Mr. C. tit his own hook,- No.l, be my age*. modem , teasel( . weed!, of 1 Chios Foraistareo; oftemidecolde Haul- ADOLPFIE ETAIATILt)E. . sohiwiulte. mu* ciallillsd is tee,. by •• Tobk Cloths, far* loop* to ail yryl he Is the costae of wlich M. Botha& will play it Solo, on ' The Royal Dispensary is opts (or Pupil.. . , ' 11 . 1 !E . ' Pr 118-11112.. d bor. _, - i--. . 44- `'' ' alialVe it = is L M'lttVbi &Sp ; !loop; Cwt . 404 „ . ''"' - • the Harp. - - •'" ' • 4 04 0 "" Use siditabliaVeld linanaliiiell Reams of all 'ins; 'Ace Dream, Saleiwits,, Or, The Mon Boxes and Tickets staiLlsoked at V i grAteff.4l# 4 !,: e. Aigoirk...eyvitt gonT - Tati evost des i ra b le J. PETTY . tioilGokedi Bobhir Nil& ; patent Goosed. Loos; floiiiiio j*„. Galin end of Siipieristrani,ll4 lool l, o ".• ' irt „. . part uf ilief.ounty, 23 miles frosts tows, • pastiest. New BrokLotreet, Jesse 12, 1820. ......, . , horn sod Northampaon Thread Like. Ice„ Remnants *ad Mr. Lashio ' • 4 . * i . 4 laely well.rircunistanced RESIDENCE. tieing a well-built Dress leogtha of plain and 6gurril Gros de Naples ; phial of Commons -1 1 Rocco" inegeolod!"- /V II ' 1410 . 14.143 / 4 . " " - S. .. filoi.inn, in the remise of a .PA RE OF FIFTY ACRES, no. In. few days will he published, priie Its. ed. , nod Spred fhweenets 'Lusters, sad Poplins, Flonsbasiites, B u b o , Bill to wlich inure Land is enriched, and may be had if reouiied. 4 LETTER to the KING 04, the SITUA- Italiawand Gossatner i Nets„faury Ribboiss, Silk aid Gauze the Ayr slid T11R.4 TR 11-ROY4.4,PREIRT.LANN. . Reatidkembiefs, Hosiery, Gloves, fee. Bills, whieh i .- The beauty of the pram, sorrinniding cotintrt, and excellent [N TION and TREATMENT of the QUEEN. TFIIS EVENING. SATUR.DAY, June 17, neighbourhood, under it a spot seldom to met with. " Stik hot ber..” i . • I hie Mniee'YntaCnede will PegiCrels Brat time a °kw. ' Ti be iiiiiwed with Tiekete.only, which may he had, with Printing for Robert Strider., 81, Strand. . STAYS BY ROYAL PATENT. • Lord Al e„ • , er......_ f.....4..el mina Sentli.la History- called • I • 1 1 . • r I . . , le had said ou a forturr taiht, that ' i ' t , csatiolll DWI IMO:11141 . .01W Wile 4"i l iC ) 4. ' ch, in the opitin.st of soave Noble . ~ kl I funks tile interference ct their 1...0 , c1 • '4, wary. He had only to add, that, the • r., anal eaplanatiooo woutolildiVicwing: "fit , Lordobillo though, a paguatiestreetet of i i ;, , sal Olt Colutuiteille prone uts ibitiodity• 'iii II!!)cl) for luta to eupect,:that•Msy the tame opioiod for . . Neither post.. "V. of DARIII EY. in explarattioti, Paid, id fault with was, that. hate. Lordoitips to touch 11 hasty l'ot , cili.icie. before or kit tile other &linage, of Pia l liatneett to a i•ituilite vote. . • for the Committee iateetinwto.toorroto Ked, and limit. loonier 4114 Tuesday NE ROYAL. MARRIAGE ACT, I.LaND said, he sawsaysa sasisterstinldik was unable right af. a. Peer tif.that Howie Bill without.givoitts6iite, dad. that tt , ad a 6 rs . tt Sop witikiaio brioltiliscsaaxs-d. e had to iyieseot was a •ifoille opt--it to !lea the Act of UK iiitlt of $ eaotesonly called the. 114ya1 Ilfareisite treatable or which woras qt to fish . \ Alarrialos were. of the, krestest. icaPool e State, sad that soy. tabipip itleeo- 1 cnovrat of the refine lifooonk were by • . hated illegal s .sittl attll sod astst 1 rad aq . . . :, . :. .. • -,,,, _ . - Londe. Printed for J. Mawman, 39, I.adrate-street. NEW 51AP OF DMA,. This day is published, price 16s. on one large Ant, or oo cloth Woad, in a caiie, or with rollers, 11.11. ANEW sod improved MAP of INDlA*com piltd from the lent Documents; and engraved by John Walker. !Abdo's: Printrd for Black, Yiugsbary, Parbary, and Leadenkall.street. A SUPERIOR BOOR FOR LITTLE GIRLS. This day is publi.hed, a Second F.4ition, greatly improved, price 2s. 6.1. • and 3s. 6d. coloured, rr El E W ELL- ORE U DOLL; calculated to arise and instruct Little Girls, with Teo Copper plate Engravings. As regards the merits of this little Book it is sufficient to state that the Work is so superior to the generality of Chit drett's Luuks of this class. that eleven Colima have abso lutely been claimed wader the Copyright Active each of the Libraries of the Pablic Uuivereittee. Printed for .1. Soutar, at lb. School 'Library, 73, St. Paul's Clovelt-yard. Of whom may be had, just published. The ROCKING HORSE; or, True Things sod Slwn Thincti calculated to amuse ■ad iustruct Little Buys. Price 4114:; sad 3s. Rd. coloured: This illy are pohiished, TRAVELS in SICILY. GREECE. end AL. DANIA *; very . haudsornely printed la. Two Fol.. Co. illustrated vRh tiardetoua flee Eograviaga, rise 51.,5e: iu boards. • • By t he Rev. T. S. HUGHES, '" t . : i Fellow of Emanuel College, tarot/ridge: 'nee First of those Volumes will coolaia aCI deal Tour in some of the most interesting parts of Greece, with a inure particular and detailed Account that, has %appeared of the great Citieg of Agrigliatuen, arogese, iphi, and bileopolia l, dill fate of Zoete, awl the Maio a Argos. pig f t eoti Win be conflated chiefly to. Albania, a country 414cti ese Author sidled Owle► circumstances pcculistly favoorgble to investigatioa . : this. part of the Wurk will ems. tale a very detailed History at peivate and public life of the. great Alhattion thieftaiti..Ali Paint, witlihis mates, Character, and Polley, istiOnPeilled with a variety of efoirasst trristie Aorcdotes : the adage draws frogs She moat aisthel... fie . dorlwou that eta be procured tepee theme msbattelm.. Eiiiih,Volitote will fie adored with Eomrerjeite of ma" Srutil4 Plane di. foe the mutt beautifialoi width tie Au is indelfll4 ti his Meal snit fellowaramise. M r . a . c . re etere c T s i nterru pt ibis Narratise or tauten, paddhlle, h Clasaital, Tapographied, and Critical k ne w,. w ish, antijuitaed io Notes to the por es( esebasha s . -- 7 , ~ epos the Oleo( West sod Delphi, frutiathe pee. ' paw , tati:loseolinileilillilißoliosor;w,sisiDrliwitsej;:e it ic t i u7ler 3 , 9, "" H i c: ari d aia bl iet t i o : lb U l t ii ti o te: 4o. 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