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ium ... . -.... . •-... P. ' i •. : . :.. ~ §•. L . ,,1L1 t N I VI IL.. b . : I . r aki rt LA., _......_ < ____„_....._.....,.....„.. ----- rIMME . Pr.- relit. .00" - ,- • -... .. ~ /.y. 5..0. 4 •:.) t ‘,., 4 , 4r ''. •,' . • /.:- ~., ..ff "! .:.~ _ . . ... 11P1Mtts4;1 '! . IA •'.•.M.1• .t . • .w....... Numsza 6072. LONDON, TUESDAYVAAY 21, . 17 .1 , . PKICR 7d. CITT OF LONDON TAVERN, RAY 20, THE COMMITTEE for Mautegin i c the Sob. eerlpties for, the RELIEF ef the DISTREMIRD DISTRICTS in IRRLAND, have the satisfaction to cc keemplegge the following Sebeeriptioos Ilea the lith May 1 .1 S 41. I. H, M. 5 0 Fieht Meows. Dierks, Col. Flea. Desiree, by Maitre', awl Co.• Messrs. Patios sad • Peter L. lho..key Esq. 20 I Co. b b Fleury Cline Rog to t) • i Mir PlaHyatt, 0 b Ala R. Pbillpollo 0 b Mrs. R. 1 0 Miss B. • 1 0 Mri. M. • 1 01 J. H. Brief, Req. to b Mr. Wm. Punch 1 0 • Mr. Jobe Mnirhewo IS, id. Rev. W. P. Mooed 1 I Mr*. Mongol 1 1 E. S. R. 1 I Mr. John Dowling i 1 Mro. 41alee • 1 0 Wen. CoOrte. En+ 1 1 Rev. Dr. elmwe 1 0 The 4 f norm Gen t lerwrs .t Farb Hill Aclatfrol.. 'meow the ►oors of Twelve mod Four; t'y Smith 4 Payne. sal illeettim; 484 by all the Heisler. is L/nd.w asd Wirebstie.ww, re other pampas briim obibor.sed by the Committee to reerivo them. By order of the Committee, • MICH. WM. TROY, Hos. See. from some Pariah an the County of Stirling agat at the Catholic Peers Bill. Lord Robb; presented a similar Petition from the Corporation of the City of Exeter. They were both read, and laid on the table. Raul BATMUNIIT preseoted a Petition front the parish of St. Olotre's, Southwark, argentin the It Map Catholic Peers Bill. The Archbishop of CANTIRBUIT presented ton similar Petitions, one from the pairrah of Christ Church, Canterbury, and the other from it Clergy of the diocese, of Canterbury. The Duke of RUTLAND presented a similar Pe.. tattoo from 'he Rector, l'hurchwarderis, nod Julio humus of St. Margaret's, Leicrste►. Although NO neetiliK h..d been held, the Petition received 500 signatures. This els y sr. puMi.h.il in Uwe. pries bs. is hoards 41(440 ltd, by perstiosons, to the Lord Bishop of Si. De•iir"), IVIGIITFIEN SEM /NS. intended e•tir ICA 1.114 the ilisspisr"his G•••••{ is 'Peewees She Doeirises tlorl ils• P. poise of Printed (wr P. C ••• ). itivi•gtaii, St, Si. Paill's Chortle. Ti , .', 55.13, Woterloo.ploce, Poll wall, Lesithie ; sad s•W by E. C.liines, Sath. S 6 0 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY.LANE. Plies TIDSIV ELL, attire a waive . forty years. hem, Woe most resseetfolly S. sommesee toils, Nobility, her Primula, ..4 the Pshlic is reerat,„ that she will bare the bosom of portfolio birliiirm them Farewell, THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, May 41, wheel hi. Mojimitys fiervassa will perform the (asserits Comedy a THE WONDER. Doe Lopes, Mr. Purim ; Ili„ Pedro, Mr. Gallic; DA Ow), Mr. Kra,; Mr. Ihiroutd; flestut, Mr. Camper; Gibby, Mr. Thimoposs ; Liassells, Mr. Holey. Deem Vaaaata, Ms.. Glaser; Dooms lashella, Miss halithoos; Isis, Mrs. Omar; Flors,Aliss Copelawd. At the meld of she Comedy Miss Tidwell will aseuept to tale a respectful leave. After which a VOCAL CONCERT. To cowhide with the Musical Force of LOCK AND KEY. Brommorm, Mr. Male.; CIAO,. Mr. Howard; Ralph, Mr. Hirley; °mai. Pais, Mm Roma Cs' hits; Foamy, Mom C • • FOR THE BF.NEFIT OP MR. YOUNG. TH EATR E-ROY AL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING. TUESDAY. May will be anted Sinkspeere's Tragedy of KING JOHN. Johe, Biel of Pmglesti, Mr. Tonsil; Prises Unary. Mae. ter Pusher; Earl of Pembroke. Mr. Mears; Earl of Essex, Mr. Horrebear ; Earl efltalleiniiy, Mr. Cosner; Hubert, Mr- Ilsemerly; Paeleambrider, Mr. C. Krmble ; Philip, Kies of Preece, Mr. Egerlos; Lewis, the Datiphin, Mr. Abbott; Prince Arthur, Miss Bodes; Archduke of Asada, Mr. Comer; Cardinal Pawdelph, Mr. Chapman; Chatillue, Mr. Claremont. Gems Wiser Mrs. Vining; the Lady Ceti. stases, Mrs. Fancit; Blan ch, of Castile, Mies Fuels; sad Lady Paalenabridge Mrs. Sterlinit. To which will be added, the Opera of INKLE AND YARICO. hale, Mr. Tomtit, who will, atilt Mies M. Tree, slog Ike original dwelt°, 0 say. simple Maid;" bir C►riatepher Cony, Mr. W. Ferree ; Medium, Mr. atapaisti ; Captain Castpify, Mr. Pyle; Trudge, Mr. Liston. Traders, Mies M. Tree; Narebea, Mae Lave; Patty, Mr.. Gibbs; sad Wiraski tfor this sight oily) Mrs. Stephens. 'Micas sod Places to be had of Mr. Testi, 41, Wigasorr. "Wet; and of Mr. Broadest, at the Theatre. BEIRA NIGHT.—AT HOME. THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE. THE PROPRIETOR of this THEA IRE has Use honour to sionounee that Mr. MATHEWS will give his ENTERTAINMENT THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, May SI, when the PROFITS of the Perform. nee will be devoted to Use laudable Subscriptions wow raising Ist the RELIEF of the SUFFERERS of the SISTER COUNTRY. hi is respectfully •u«ested thet this occasion will afford as teeth/wit opportunity to she monstrous portico dump. pasted yesterday at'unight, of securing their seats se ins mediate applicatiom. AMICABLE SOCIETY'S OFFICE. SERJEANT'S INN, FLEET STREET. A GENERAL COURT of the CORPORA TION of the AMICABLE SOCIETY fur • Perpetual Aseeraswe Mee will be bolero at the Seeiety's House. in lisrjoanes lww, Ifieetortreet, is THURSDAY west, the !Id Day of Hay lostoot, at Ow of the Chet precisety. fee Ow Streit*. of Auditors for the Year emitting. The Ballot to begin at true sad close at Four precisely. JOHN PENSASI, Register. ROYAL DISPENSARY Or DISEASES of dr EAR, Ns. le. Dsas•omasr. MR. CURTIS. Allll4l 10 his Majesty, end to their Royal Hichaesees the Duke awl Duchess of Glescester, and Surgeon to this leatilittiois, will ewe wade hie SUMMER COURSE of LECTURE'S on tbe ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, sad PATHOLOGY of the EAR, ad ea the Medical Treatment of the Deaf and Dumb, ea THURSDAY, May 30. Fee particulars apply to Mr. Curtis, at his home, No.!, islus-meare. The Royal Dispensary is epee to Pupils. DR. MERRIMAN, Physician A centorheur to the Middksex Hospital; and Dr. LET, Physician Ateoselsesr le the West=ismer Lying-in Hospital, will cestmesee a COURSE of LECTURES es the THEORY aed PRACTICE of MIDWIFERY, aid the DISEASES of words?! zed CHILDREN, ow MONDAY NEXT, the iftk of May, at Half past Tea n'Clock. Particulars any be learnt at Dr. Merriman's, No. IS, Half Notismrett, Piccadilly; at Dr. Ley' s, $4, Mould street, derkeley-square; sod at the Middlesex Hospital, where the Lectures will be gives. AROMATIC SPIRIT of VIN EGA R.—This agrembly perfumed Liquor (the original invention of Mr. Heary), which is of well-known 'Meat, in relieviag falatems ded bead-ache, sod I. corsaterartialy the effects of overheated, time, Of infected air, tattiness to be prepared, la the gleslak perfecti.s, by Messrs. THOS. nod WIN, HENRY, MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS, MA NCH ES. TER. It is sold is Loaasma, wholesale and retail, by Messrs. BAYLEY sad BLEW, Perfumers, Cocksper.street ; and retail, price Ss. ed. by one or more Agents in terry principal teen; hut it caneet be gessime, unless the names of the 2: Preparers are 'waved on the Governors, Stamp, is died over the cork of wit Wilk. Proper Sponge Uses are sold by Bayley sad Blew, as usual. As above easy also be had, esithentlestiel by • similar Stamp, HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA, in bottles at 111.114. sr with gime steppers at da. id. DR. SYDENHAM'S FAMILY PILLS o f NgALTH. These Pills (entirety vegetable) are us. rivalled is eases of Head-ach, lose of Appetite. Flsiniesice, allesnotisd Hignalms, sod is all Bilious sod Liver Com &ism They metals so mercury, or miewral is any shape, aad are so pecislasrly slid is their amino m to require twlht►tonlinesonst sr alteratto• is diet. The most delicate O r man Gee lbe use of them materially beneficial to their gmend Health, and those who haws used them agree its ellisiss, and prosaism, them the most oafs, mild, sad egret. teal nosily illaditivie ems**. ihald is Beau at la. lie. to. ed. asd 4s. Sd by Hotter; Chosiltia, Ns. 4, Clempaide, Peal's, and 2itt. Regent_ skeet Isar the Argyle Rouse), Lowdos ; SO, Wstritoo- Place, Ediaburgh, sad 34, escliville-eireci. 111oblis ; and be the miscipal Medicine Venders shroughoet the limited Kiardida. ALL IN ONE DAY, Ith JUNE. CA RROLL 110iiiela the attention of h 4 G I • Friends and the Palette is the Scheme or 1. . e Lot. Of) to he Drawn All in Oae Day, Ith Jamie. With Duly 7 , oll llTtekete, there are TWO PRIZES a 110,000! with 14 'Mow Capitals, sad Not Tiro Blasts to a Prat.. G. CARROLL has hoes invariably fortunate in the sale a Capital Prises; the following were lamed and Sold as hes 0 6ree, 19, Coeshill, and 26, Ozforilleitreet, is she last and hetethog Lottery, viz.- 11,4011. • Prise of LlO,OOO ! 14,1109 10,0110 I NAM A 1,0011 8,641 l,OOO 9,7ti0 SOO . Besides numerous other Poises of E3OO, &f. &e. 41,41 he hopes aproiu so hove she pa aaaaa r of datortbutint • great ponies of the Prises to the Purcbasess at hts Ofiiees 01l the 4th or JUNE. • W. J. &Muria, Esq. Z. Z. Z. , From • few Fri.'s!' isk the aseisble it She George sad Via- • .1 Win I L From Messrs. Raves • es.. J. Addiagtoa, Esq. t II L.. F. D. 5 I A I Pries& kw at um aid 1.101 T1A196 I 1 Plot onbeereptionikpaa Durban' sad Is Neighbourhood, per Tbuenna Mklos", jun. Esq. Mapie 100 Arens. Hebert sad WWI/ II 10 Mr. S. B. Morrison Alfred Ponies, Esq. 1 0 Mr. Georgie Burder 1 I Memo Herring sad Borbirlipe 21 • T. Wiltiosua, Esq. 10 lu Mr. W. Boller S 0 Moors. Miumell and Ktys 4l 0 Frew the Parish of Bromley, Kest, by the bards of she Rev. J. E. Newell, Mews. Stewart Erskiae, Esq. 5 0 Mrs. F.rsklae 2 0 William Boyd, £.q. 5 0 Major %Ade, Earl. 5 S Mr. Waal 1 0 Rev. J. Raker 1 0 Rev. T. Stott 1 3 Miss Scott I - 0 A Frirsd, by Mr. Scott 1 0 Mr. Rtstrtli 1 0 Mr. Batt 1 6 Mr. Palmer 1 Mrs, Palmer 1 0 Mr Rears 1 0 Mr. R. S. Rawn 1 t Miss Reaves 1 51r. Seem 1 1 Mr. Stott 1 0 Mrs. Scott 1 0 Miss Seslt 1 0 Mr. Job* leek 1 I Mrs. Basset Wier 1 0 Mrs. likes 1 0 Mr. Toyotas 1 1 Telford, Earl. 3 0 Mr. G. Teldied 1 Mies Telford 1 01 _ _ Mir Waller 0 10 MIN S. Waller 0 10 M re. Tolosa 1 1 Rev. J. E. Newell 1 o A Priced, by ditto 2 0 A Friend, by ditto 2 0 Fear Friends lo the Irak by ditto 0 16 Two Friebds, ►y ditto 7.. 6d. Collected at the Chord. Doors 301. 4a. 6d. ---. Capt. EtatkW, B. I. Dock I I Aaimpumpas, ilateagia the weediest a the Morsine Poet II 9 ftieheed Twists', Fes. Twidsisbass 10 0 Meets sad Sees Co.- Si.., • iiiik, cub !9.0d. 1 0 Mr. Hartsell 9 I Nadel. See ll, Faq. 10 10 Cept. Lindsay. R.N. 3 0 The Ammon of • Cul. teetio• at a Cattails Chapel at Hamp: etea;l,Middleees 3LlBel Id Collected et Greta- Irk* Chord, attar a Serowe by the Rev. G. Malibu!, Vicar 1771. 19a. Sd. The Amoont of a Col- leetisse at the Catho lic Chapel, Duke strret,Loaeoln's Gelds, per Rev. R. Ilsoderiek 123 17 Dr. W. Redd's** 21 0 Mr. Edged. Loess 0 10 Mr. David Sitopsois 1 I Ditto, Domestics 11. Is. •d. W. Meyasott, jos. Esq. 1 1 Walter Lane, Esq. Cot k 1 0 Joke Neagh. Esq. 2 • RCP. Co Rigby Collies, Bub 3 • Mrs. Rigby Collins, ditto 1 • •dmiral James Dos. giro 6 H. r. 1 o Hight How. Lord Pd• ineritopt 100 0 el.rs. Bikes. Nan Mb, sad Co. The Rev. J. H _ _ delph 3 I 1•16• Jason am/ 13•6_ 31 10 Marryal, Kay, and Ca. Jabs A. &aim 2 0 Thee &mien 1% 0 Sim. and Jobs Ward 00 0 Ladbrokes sad Gillman. Marko Eisigsky, Esq. 2 2 Wm. Greramsod, Esq. 2 0 s*ilk, Pipe, awl Co. A. Ks*" 1 0 Ellis *lark 2 0 Ass Debate, 1 0 Julie Itbehatosod lairray 5 b ------ • Verse, Ward, and Co. G. C. M. In o 11....••011 I U Willir r Percival. and Co. Sir Chrourplier Cule, K.C.B. fl 0 Civet-Gee. Darn. %err 10 0 Sim Nunn. Praia erandr, gimes 3 0 11n. H. F. Stroud lo 0 From Mews. Harries, Foa quhar and Co. Alex. Talbot-1y Esq. 1 1 Dr. Olnizrewood i 0 4 684. G. 114.•Raban 5 0 Mr. S Moffett I 1 thetas Rtemetle.Esq. 5 0 Um. Elizabeth Gray 5 0 Rev. F. Drake, U.U. I Neatens Spencer 10 0 5 IL 18e. w. Royal. G 61,61611? Lodge of Fee.. Nogooe at ►he Cavort. Car"- hoses coleeled r.a lag' Mr. Oisersiorlum 0 a llkw. T_ H. Iltaw•str,' I From llemrs..FrmMoll ~. Charms, ClPtalo Hill, R.N. , '1 0 Messrs. Lubber* Robert Briscoe, 'gm. r I Inc Tbonian Loots .1 1 R. B. 0 ,R. 0. 1 1 Miss J. Solidi 6 0 Miss Coupe 6 0 Everett, Walker. and Co. Palmer, Barry, tied Cu. 10 10 From Mmes. Curtis and Co. Warr from a 1.17, per T. F. 1 0 ittebusd Moust, Esq. Laytonstune b 0 Mrs. Freconaa, Mill. baok.street vi 4a atillrialares sad Pouters at ditto or Ile 13th Wet. 3 1$ Jobe Phillpeita. E.q. I I liev. Dr. IN Hebei, Pre. bendary of ote'reep. tee 2 0 Mr. George Hale 1 0 MISS Barry l I kiss M. Barry 1 1 Antroymour front Wet - tess.Uoderetige 1 0' Mrs. E. C. Kiwi 1 1 Arehdeacen Onslow Ref. C. Hardwick I 1 !Rev. Tbos. Pram 1 0 Stephen Clisnuld. Ems. Pew■ Hill, Earley II • A. B. 1 2 Gloucester Hope Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows 5 6 Rev. R. React b 6 Anonymous, So 61. T. Qbariogion, Faq. 1 0 Assailitooos • • Miss Stock, Landes road 1 0 Mrs. Jones I b Rev. B. Newton 101 Rev. J. Cononselisie, jaw. I 6 Mr. W. H. Buckle 1 0 , Lieot.•Col. Mason 1 1 Some Young Geutkinea at Mai•more 1 1 ' Rev. Dr. Ridley.Prebes darp of Gloncester 1 1 ' Major Cnasioglsant 1 I Thus. Jones, Fag. Youth Ceram, 3 0 Mr. John Collingwood 1 0 Mr. T. Carpenter 1 0 From Messrs !Nephritises, Ite- restigton, sad Co. Job Wright, Esq. I 0 Jobe Friend, Esq. M.W.N. 10 0 lease Pitcher. Esq. • • Wright and Gone* 11 Si L R. G. Par. Agent ate Irish Oface 6 • Edward Barlow, Esq. Capt. Barlow, Royal Artillery 1 • From Menus. Merlin and Co. Mr. Wei. Cain 6 6 J. analogies sad Co. 11 • Alm A. &Atom 6 b Mr. W. bibs 6 la Webb and Holloway From Means. &/ewes. sad 6 5 .tr. imam's is, do. 1 1 M. John Freesia., do. 1 1 Mr. %Mises 1 • I The IrishLahourenat Mr.Freenunes Wiwi( 2 17 Three Engli shawls at de.1001141 Mr. Jobe Talton 10s. U. Haskett Smith, Esq. 5 0 Heath„Sers„ and Forge 31 10 Mrs. Genets 1 Mr. used Mrs. Girard I 1I P. sad N. Gaadolfe sod Co. 31 10 George and J. Oliver 10 10 From Sir James Esdaile and Cu. R. H. Crew, Esq. 2 10 Mrs. Crew 1 10 C 1.... F. Tliessie, Esq. 1 1 ,Robt. W. Cardes 1 1 Pros Merin. Tureen avid Co. Gleseaster, per Es. 4.4, sad Co. Rt. Rev. the Lord Bishop of R Gloucester 10 0 'Getters& Poole 10 0 T. Resembles'. Esq. 10 0 -Alm& • 1 ..milmeley 1 0 Messrs. I. it R. Helps 2 2 Messrs. Turner sad Morris A Mite from a Friend to the Distressed Rev. Dr. Pismire, Demi of Gloacester 1 1 Rev. J. Hester 1 1 Rev. W. &Isbell 2 0 Wm. Moatisgue, Esq. Mr. thigh Taylor . 1 0 Thomas Mellow, Esq. 1 0 Ms. T. N. Umber 1 1 Rev. H. B. Eves. 1 1 Mr. T. Saiwome 0 10 Rev. Geo. Heilimess 1 1 Rev. J. K. Whieb 2 0 William Price, Req. 5 5 Dr. Barns 1 1 Mr.. Cambridge 1 0 Rev. I. Kempthseme •10 Rev. M. Flury David Wailers, Esq. 3 3 Mrs. Walters 1 1 Mr.. M. Henrys.. 1 • Mrs. Flarnank 1 0 Rev. A. B. Evan 1 0 R. K. H. 1 1 A Young Irish Noble. wise I Mr. John Mountain 1 1 Mrs Adams 1 I The Abbe Grimed 1 0 Claps. Harward, R.N. 1 • C. 0. Cambridge, Esq. 1 0 T. H. Kin, Esq. 3 S Mr. Yell, 1 • Mrs. Velly 1 0 Miss Vellys 1 0 S. Anthony, Elm. 1 0 Rev. R. Hooper 1 1 W. E. Rogers, FA. 1 • W. Griffith, E.q. 1 • Mr. C. Cooke 1 1 Mr. W. Ilieks 1 1 J.Owee, Esq. 1 • Mr. J. Hestia 1 • Rev. J. Webb 1 • T. Tom, Esq. 1 J. Gough, Esq. 1 • G. Williams, Esq. 1 • Admiral Yews. 3 3 Mr. W. Firma 1 1 Mr. J. Buchanan 1 1 Ile J. Spier 10s. N. Mr. E. Mower 1 0 Miss Dew, sod the Poises Ladies is bet Scheel 1 111 Mr. J. Ellis 1 1 Mr. W. Whitehead 7.. N. Mr. Lovell, Newark 1 • A Priced 10 0 D. A. Seenders, Esq. Mayer elyGkoicestcr Mrs. Dewed' 2 I Miss Draytes 1 1 Captain T. Martin 1 I Ralph Reicher, Esq. 1 0 Miss H. Cooper 10s. 0411. Two Ladies at the Spa b 5 Messrs. 1). Walker and Sees W. M. 'aryls..., EN. 1 0 Sam. Jones, LI. 1 0 Airs. Elton 1 0 Mrs. Stuck, Pulley eins • t 5 0 Mile 1100 - k 1 0 Mrs. Davenport 1 0 Alex. Maitland, Esq. 3 3 Mrs. Paillput is 10 0 Mn. J. 5 er 0 10 °Wale Henry Enos, RN. 1 1 Louis Hayes Petit, Eue. 11/ le Fromm illiesoro. Serueue, Pow ilethwaite, sod G. D. P. M. S 2 From Messrs. Howe, Damen, aid Co. J. B. Leissads, jos. Esq. 10 10 B. Wood, E.q. 10 10 Free'Mere. Hasbery sod Cu. TillNU A Gal Alfred Ceal W. Metcalfe, Eaq. New Kees road, Surrey 6 6 Ron Messrs. Barclay & Co. LH. 1 • From Meson. Mantras§ 1 0 1 0 mid Co. R. Blakeroore, /roe. drawer. Cardiff /1 0 I. Yates, Ws[worth 4 0 H. Lansdale, Esq. 10 10 J. Sy lossitor, Esq. drsgtsa Noose 10 10 W. Peoria, Esq. 20 0 Prow Messrs. Sponsor, Mt. wood, sail Co. E. T. 1 0 Prom M . Hawkey oodCu. Mrs. Soodos 1 I Hue. Mrs flaskey 3 3 J. C. Cuostaile, Esq. b 5 J. S. rapider 11 • Rev W. M. Bradford IS 0 Jobs Wickham', Esq. 5 0 Fru. illessrs.Ploburo sod Co. W. W. 0 0 From Mews. Rams, Tow. good, sad Cu. Mr. J. Addis/glom 1 1 From Mews. Glyn sod Co. Charles Elbow, Esq. 5 0 The Remittances, as under, allies, fry. the 11 1 To the ',wrist Drs. triets sal Commit tees. is the Goias of Clare f 3,900 To the saws to the Co. of Lisseeleit /00 Du. Mayo sad way l4OO De. ►ewy l.OOO Du. uklbberee• 300 De. Rosetuemos lOO Du. Torbert Du. Westpurt 400 De. *ago • tolifirell • • 1 Pall at a Subscription esteived at York, trodileil by Mame. I Paper 0410 0 F. Mesors. William & Co. lA. N. Rooms, Esq. 5 0 Was. Williams, Mom Bttek 6 g limbe William% ditto I -1111.4 William., ditto 1 • arriPlels 111 ditto 5. 0 From Messrs. Faller and Co. • G. Faller, Eaq. IP 10 Fame Marra. Coulee, Embry and Cu. '. •• J. T. James ' • . • 5 0 Note Sir P. Pule and Co. N. N. Gryllv, E.q. Whims, Common 5 5 Row. Mr. Grillo, Car. ' hee. Cerawall 3 3 estool. • I I A. Fidler. Esq. Peckham 1 II 1 .Prowder 5 6 The Public Ledger 10 10 Great and Cincotta 3 3 • From 11teen. Mardi sod Co. A French Lady 5 0 Robero betels ' Esq. 6 6 Mr.. Stuastoed . 10,10 From M. eon. Chantb, I a mud Sim. Rantosid, E.g. 1 0 Sir John Reunion's 5 0 John Wis. Burk, E.q. 1 0 Miss Vesider Goeht, . 6 10 Miss E,Vsnder Goeht 1 10 Miss S. Vmsder Gorki 1 10 A Lady, per H. ClSike 5 0 From Mertes, Call, sad Co. Viscoost Cranky 10 10 Wss. Comae, Fog 10 0 Mrs. Powell 1 0 Miss Kret 1 It From Negrito, Farquhar, and Cu. Mr. Owes Darken 0 5 Rev. J. H. Rawssley 1 1 L. Bailmrst. Esj. 1 1 Mrs. J.T. Boyce 1 0 From Messrs. Hanumersley sod Cu. Mr. H. P. Hops EA 0 J Timminss,jos. Esq. 1 1 N. Hirsiss 0 10 LissAHowd.s 50 0 C. Nip's', Esq. 3 3 John Harms, Esq. 10 0 Sirens Mews. Morlissids sod Co. The (Mars, Nos ' commissimied OM. errs, sod Sear of the First Royal Sur. try Itilitis,priCap ton and 14jelaiit Mee 4e. ed. ley. T. J. Qatoeli, l Wellington 11 0 From Messrs Ramon & Co. Air Uwe. mum sar wild II Gro. Lase Fos, E.q. M. P. 100 0 Mew.. Bellamy sod Sabah 5 5 Modem. Cainiaal 10 10 Capt. J. Oliver, R.N. 1 1 Mears Pearce, Esq. 1 I If OM News. Hopkioseso aod Cu. 3.lllroogi 1 4 Reyooldo, E.q. 5 5 Mee. Silva., 1 0 Lieut.-Colonel Hogooi 1 0 brut .Coloarl Dtlap 5 0 Free Nevem Coale and Co. The Reda Haidoteke 100 0 Mena. &Aim( sod 11e4.ad000d, Lion Bresboree, Brood. street, Gold's-sq. 105 0 The Cletke as the Lion Brewboese 10 10 T.Bories Scereir,P.sq. 10 0 Res. %Vahan Boiler 1 Prom Drsossoord end Co. A Frieed eh the Die• tressed 3 0 Mr. Bercher 2 I Alreandrr Aifair, Esq. 20 0 Res. W. Guarlawny, Mardian" S 0 Rickard H. Noble, Esq. 2 0 R. Rush, Esq. 10 0 Mrs. Diana Claveriag 10 0 Mrs. O. M. &mai 3 3 The Earl of A scram 50 0 Mr. &MIMI Timed, 1 0 G G. 3 0 Thomas F. Best. Esq. 5 6 Mrs. S.assrl Rsesd 10 0 IhrJobn Fredersek 6 6 Clara Hops 1 1 Lord Barrington 45 0 W. K. Bs:mgtoo, Esq. 5 0 J.H. 1 0 Marquis el &stied 100 0 Dr. Willi.. of Gtetted 40 0 Francis Walpole, Er+ 3 3 A. LAKIN Eq. 1 0 Mrs. Burgoyee 1 1 Mon Rom 1 1 Wary Pre, Esq. 3 0 lino. T. Hoodoo, M.P. 10 0 The Rev. Ike J. Alder to Charles Alder, Bei. 5 0 Fumed ie Hyde Park 2s. Id. Lkisearr Lady Selsey 5 0 flare been made by Ilse GM. IGI the 18th May. ITi. the same, Illesatalna seer dock floo Do. Tesler . 800 Do. IClllanwri 4OO Do. Kerman lOO Do. Newport l OO Do. Itowit Browne NI Do. Ilaotry,Corberry and Illoskerry We Do. Dubolioe, 2OO Du. Ferree Wawa OO it I 1,10 .1•••••• TO MC 01 female of Downsaite klajur•Geo. Sir Claw. Dayle, Deasimick &aurae, Esq. SEP. Thu Committee will wwet at the City 40 Leaden Tswana daily at Eleveu for Twelve. babscriptiona see teceived at the Committee Rees, he. Itelp.Geu. Matthew,'" Grace groch LurJ De Duestaimille. 714 day is published, is woe.el. Moro. pk. 3.. boards, TE FRENCIII PROTES N I': Told. By McArthur of the " Virtr of Ivry." At. Ste. Place we where Mater bceitilses his Itessost air, Lod I will Nies, if Liberty be there; Mod I will slag at Liberty's dear Is Afric's torrid thaw., or lodes% Arreest best. " Cowry*. • • • Lid..: Missed for F. Wards', 11, Illressies",wesesi CAMPBELL'S SECOND JOURNEY., This. day is published, in Iwo Volumes otter*. price I/ ls. beards; and uii ruyal piper, price 30.. hoar& ; embel lished with twelve bnalilol coloare4 Pants. eshltsi time the Costumes, Maarwes, and Habisaiitias of thri Natives ; with a mew rind as ach-iesproved Man A SECOND JOURNEY ti,u the INTE rI. RIOR of SOUTH AFRICA ; luidertakes at the Re- Twat of the Directors of the Liseden,Missiiinsry Society. By the It, v. JOHN CAMPBELL. In this Journey Mr. Camels Pentirsted late the isterior of the roomer, mere thee SOO miles North East of Littakee (where his farmer journey termisated), and diseuvered lose rel populism cities before stags:sou to Europeans. Ileasdo•: Peblidwd by Fnuicis W.edey, 10, Slit loser,.'. eeeri sod Aer-ilerbklemol awl sold bj Wants sod laws, Edieberall ; CII4IIDIPCI •ed t alba*, Gla•goor. A 1.., a ie. Corks of lb. Author% FIRST TOUR, us Ise peper, Wet the Plitestulohred, price 2Or. boards. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. iiil l / 4 111E OF LORDS. MONDAY, M•Y 20. TIM, LoveMips met at fillets minutia before fore o'clock. toed MILAN ER E took 'bewails and his seat, on briar created • Peer : his Lordship was tatrodueed by Lords Keuyea and Braybiroulte. SIR JOHN SULLY DOYLE'S DIVORCE BILL Oa t►e Elation of the Earl of LIMERICK, their Lord. ship• repulsed themselves into a Committee on the above Him C.aa•al woes •lled is. Mr. Harrison and Mr. Charles Philips appeared fur Sir Juba Doyle. Mr. Harros addressed their Lordships, and stated, that Is his opinion it would beset-emery for their Lordships to go out 'davit owe' coarse is pesetas ibis Bill, by providing fur the persona!, lotteryNs of the pertiea. Ohs the marriage of Sir Jobs sod Lady Doyle, the ioterest of 7,000 L was ail• tled as Lady Doyle, with. the principal to the issue of the marriage, and is default pf issue, sad if she died before Sir .20bt . ibis ha or S. take !be principal, but if skeimstrieed him, M wan to beat her sole disposal. Mace the execomag of the mass jag* wetilesweist, as sent of Lady Du) le had died, he. revalkiag bee the interest of 291904. with reinaisilor to her insie, sod is nee of default of issue, to Sir Juk■ Doyle for life, with t►e remaisde► so whom Lady Doyle might appoint by will. There was an incise of the marriage; tiles what he (she Lensed Comae) had to propose to their Lordships, us the part of Sir Juke, was, that a Haase should be introduced into the Bilk that ►e ►houl be entitled to receive t►e Oiler. est of the 29.01101. for life, and her Ladyship take it after words, with pewee if she died before ids to will the remainder after his death, and that her Ladyship should receive the totem' of the 7,0001. Si Wed on her by the marriage settle. meet, with the right of dispoinog of the principal. If their Lordships did sot isle/fere by making as arrangement of this estate, the promoting of the divorce would be the total ruin of Sir Jobe, as it had already rust him betwees sad 9.0001., and if he did sot prosecute the divorce, Lady Doyle could out hare issue, arid the pr.oripal of the 29,0001. would be lost to ha Ladyship's family ; besides, Sir John, in case the divorce was ant completed, would be esiltied to receive both sums is the right of his wife. There were precedcsis entree their Lordships bad iisterfered is • similar way. He would prove the marriage settlement and the will of Miss lase amanitas Brysui, the east of Lady 'Doyle. The Lammed Ceased seeriediagly called witticisea to prove them, sod they were laid us the tab'e of the Committee. The LORD CHANCELLOR—What were the rrreetlests Mr. Harrison had Cur their Loidsbips ►aring interfered is a similar way Mr. Harrison said, that of Sir W. Abe ly, another of a Noble Lord belusichog to their Lordships' Howse, awl a ease which had berm lately before their Lurilahips, that of Dye., where there was • leasehold horse, the joint property of both, arid their Lordships isdrusloeed a clause Riving it to oar of the parties: • Court of Law could not divide it, and there was me eametatio• that the divorced liarbaird and wife would come to •a amicable arritacemeal eel .live to it. The LORD CHANCELLOR uhserved, that their Lord ship* ought to be very ominous how they interfered is a division of property in a Bill of this nature; fur sustmsee, if Lady Doyle had sever bees married she would have beer en titled to she 7.0001. gives to her by her father, sod also so she 29,0001. bequeathed to her by her swot. The beet MOM to be takes 'mold be for she Nohte Rail (Limerick) to pro pose the clauses pro forma in she Cosouniiier, sad that they should be prime/I,oler which the &U could be recommitted. Tbe Ea.' of LIMERICK put is tee clatters; they rem ordsred to be primed rit► tee Ball. The NOBLE CHAIRMAN reported she Bill rite tlw aateadoseete. REGISTERING OP DEEDS (IRELAND!. The Earl of BLESINTON pcotposed t►e recommittal of the bell, for the better Registration of Deeds is Irelaud, to Thersday seat. ROMAN CATHOLIC PEERS BILI.. Mr. Conning, and a huge number of the Mem bers of the House of Commons, brought np the Roman Clawlic Peers Bill. The Duke of PORTLARD Moved don it shoeld be moil a tint time. The LORD CRiNCILLOR read it accordingly horn his WWI on Ilse woolback. The Noble Dule then gave notice that he would move the second reading of the Bill on Thursday rest. Ills Grace also moved that their Lordships should hr summoned for that d 4 y. Mr. Allen and other Members of the House of Cu 000000 rms brought up several Reports of the Select Committee of that Rouse relative to the Courts of Justice in Wales s accurthrig to the Alessege of their Lordships. Sir George Clerk and other Members of the House of e ounisosui brought up two lorsl Bills. which were read a find haw, and laid on the table. The Duke of 314nurkbse presented a Petition NEWFOUNDLAND. Lord flOLLAII• raid he had the honour of pre uentiwg a Pe.itinn la the Haan, iv she couriie of the hot 'ear from Newfnundlend, on the ‘uhjeet ref the administration tif justice, sod the Noble Earl opposite (Bathurst) bud given • promise that the case would be Armlet under the consideration of Govrroimelit ; he wished now to hoof, whe•litr soy thing had been dune in the matter, and wife th,r the Noble Lord had any thing in coutempla tion on that 'object ? Earl BATEutte said, it had been his intention to bring forward a measure ern the subjes t after the holiday., but having received aim iiittmatiun from the Guvertior of • deeire to gite an explatiatiuti, he thought it expedient to defer it to a later period, until he could be heard. Lord HOLLAND *Wed tl at the people suffered greet grievances, and that some redress should be afforded. The ENO] Or DARNLEY said, that grievances ce►tainly existed to a gnat extent, and he hoped the Noble Lord would give a pledge that in the course or the neat Sestonis these ivevances would. be inquired into. Eol BATuvarr said hi. had no hesitation in pro mising that au implies should take place iu the comae iif the nest Sisian. The Howe thin riljouineil. HOUSE OF COMMONS, M , May 20. The SPEAKER look the Cha;e at the equal twee. Mr H. SUM NER prettified a Petition Goat the Pariah at Cbrtakborrh, Serrre. tiniest she Puor Removal 8111. Mr. M. A. TAYLOR presented • Petitions from the Debtors is Durh•m Gaol, praying relict. Mr. WIL.LOCK presented • Proilbse from Romford, ear Nottioehset. sesame the Poor Rct•eve, Rill Mr. DAVENPORT pe.mmtee • Petttiou frets the Silk Manufacturers of Marctenter *gibed the Warebessing Bull. Mr. LA MBTON pretested • Pet Rion hem South $11•M• egotist the Baal Med Weal laden Teed. BM. Land STA NtET permed • Petittoe from the Omsk, of Commerce. Mahelse.ter, is support of the latri.meatioutd Bill. Alur • Petitios beat Blackburn, Lauesteltire, 'gamin the Pour Removal 8.11 Genets! GASCOYNE resealed a similar Petition to the tut Coen Liyerpoul. Mr. BIRCH resealed • similar Petitio• film IM Patifit of St. Nirlboims, Nottingham. Sir E. KNAtCH SU LL preoroted a similar Petition Don St. Parr., Deptford. _ _ Lord IiEWItY presorted a Familiar from Newry, praying as imposionor of denies as C.rents batter. Also a Petioles from Ibe Merelmmo of Newry prayisit iloat there might he so &hereon's' in olse Cora Laws• Colonel BAGWELL presaised a Petition lions Carriek-ou- Stair (Tit/patty), paying that there may be a duty laid on furriest blotter. Colonel TRENCH said a few weeds is support of 'Le Petitioe. - -----__ Lord A. HAMILTON prearaieJ • Pro Pion from one of the Corporatioas of Ediaborgb, 'gams& the Royal Serpa Reforms Biii. A similar Petition from Moth e. A aintilar Petition from Perth. Mr. CURTF•IS prevented a Pattie:to from a Parish is Swe et:, complaining of aricultoral distress. The How. Member thee gave notice of a motion for the 14th of Jeee, for leave to hying to a Bill to repeal so much of the bath George 111. cap It 3, as related to the marking of hop bags. Lord A. HAMILTON asked tome question of the Lord Advocate, iii ardor to avrertaia .bat resume educed the Noble and Learnel Lord to persevere in the Royal Retook Burghs Reform Bill, and esoclnded by moving that the be read a second time this day fortnight. The LORD ADVOCATE declined going Into his reasons fur premise forward the Bill jest now, and complained of the hindrance which had bees pet is his way, as be had waited in sli* the whole space of four noclittto bring it tin. • After • few words from Lord A. HAMILTON and Mr: A SERCROM BY, the second nattier was primpuntd to this day formight Sir H. VIVIAN presented • Petition hem Truro, praying • repel tithe salt tax. Mr.!. WORTLEY presented • Petition from •ome of t►e Tense's and Dresses of Yorkshire, pre)log • ►epral of she leather tax. He consplaiord that some mistake bad occu,- red es to dm repeal of the sgriciatural horse tax—some of those who had been ',bully exempted havieg been sumo charged fur • riding horse. Mr. LUSH INGTON said, •Eat Government had bean in formed of the matter—that the Tax Oise Mid listed laMr r.- twee tots's, the error garrotted—sod that he was oboist to move tot leave to being is a M.o. t ilicleratory SO ICU the repeal quite perfect. Mr. S. WORTLEY presented a Petition fm■ the Whitby Rhip-oworrs, pr•yts( that tlwse may be no 'keratin* is the Navigation Law•. Mr. •BERCRO MBY preemie d • Petition from X. C. Carew, • large lay impropriator of the Queea's Comity, Ire land, praying t►at the House would take lobo venom roo• sidernisms the cuuditi..a of !reined as to tithes, the P.l • hose, Irvin cosmos d •bat these amid he so permanent traegoillity fur that isometry until some measure writs adopted for that purpose. Mr. GOULRURN, as far as could be kayoed from ilia low lure to which he •poke, was usderstood to imams.' that a mamma would bar apes dity istrodiserd... Mr.CAREW made tessesobseevstioas awl &mistily audi. He was osderieossil to re etct ow the Wavy exacta:is of Tithe Pri.ctueit, and to soy that obi Isadlosds were yes, ft-timely alive to tile distresses of their teasels. l'whosel FORD *aid a few words. Me. (RICE said. that the latidlortla might bees sup. posed that they would haslet° met see the romistsre tube yess. posed by G VVVV ouseum whh grit ituae. but they WPM *Ow aulliciently aware of what it did sad did not commits ; the lardlutds bad eo ground fur hope we expectaiiun le it If it were a Bill tamely to elite a leastug tomer, it oiled bell" at the clergy, but it wuuld nut piAflt the tasty. It bad been said that flu re we. difficulty its meddling with Otto 'object. Delicacy rhswild have hems the word list 4 , verameal ought le euusitlas that cu half ameraurs could ml.mmk .As