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..-/,-) -..- ,• -.-- 1 A y 0) e. ee e , 74.44/ _ .../ 4 ,,, ,p4 / 1•19 --- ) --'- - 1 ' N • # - • .* z , e .. . , ..) , •• . // / • b . . / .„,.. • . 11 1 rtilLA _ oro.uncogirr _. , ' . -i---- LONDON, l'll 012. NIIIIIIBER 611 • -•1 to• .z ESDAY, JUNE 26, 1822 FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. J ISAACS AND MR. CLAREMONT. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. T HIS EVENING, TUESDAY, June 25, will be acted dm Opera of • GUY MANNERING; Or, THE GIPSY'S PROPHECY. Colonel !Hammering, Mr. Abbott; Healey Bertram, Mr. Pumiset ; Dussinie 5211 , 101111. Mr. Linton; Dandie Dormant, Emery; Dirk Hattesairk, Mr. C.4.mer ; Gilbert Gloosin, Mr. Blanchard. Lacy Bertram, NI its Stephens; Julia Maaaariae, Miss Love; Mrs. SPlCaudlisb, Mrs. Dareoport ; Meg Mettiliel, Mrs. Faired. After which a Petit.Comesly, railed A DAY AFTER THE WEDDING; OR, A WIFE'S FIRST LESSON. eI Freelove Mr. Jos e, ; Lord Rivers, Mr. Clare mont Lady Elisab eth Fraley,. Mn.il Gibbs; Mrs. Davies, Mrs. Emery. Is the amen of the Evening (by powiemlar desire), " The Wulf," sod "Live and be jolly," frost the Opera of " Etta," by Mr. J. Isaacs. To which will be added, the Farce of TOO LATE FOR DINNER. Frank Poppletun, Mr. Jones; bft. Nicholas Twill, Mr. Liston ; Frederick Poppleton, Mr. Connor ; Mr. Pin croft, Mr. Blanchard ; Robert. Rafter. air. Emery ; Mons. Freest, Mr. Yates. Mrs. Tkompeos, Mrs. Davenport; Miss Emma Somerton, Miss Love; Miss Elizabeth Pia croft, Miss Beaumont ; Latiy, Miss Green. Tickets to be had of Mr. J. Isaacs, I, J odd-street, Bruns wick-square; of Mr. Claremont, 3, Clifford's Ins ; and of Mr. Brandon, at the Tbeatre, where Places fur the Boxes way be taken. FINE A RTS.—The Superb COLLECTION of PAINTINGS by the Old Mastitis, formed with so mach judgment by the late BENJAMIN WEST, Esq. is now on View, to be DISPOSED OF by PRIVATE CON TRACT, either separately dr collectively—Admittance 2s. 6d. each (to be returned to Purchasers). Hours of view. ing from Twelve to Four.—Nu. 14, Newmius•street, Oxford street. The new and extensive Rooms in Newman-street containing Oue Huadred and Forty-two Pictares,paiated by the late Benjamin West, Esq. continue open fi-om Tess to Five.—Admittance, Is. CHARLES SMART, Secretary. CITY OF LONDON TAVES.N. JONI Id, 1822. THE KING'S LETTER being in a course of distribution to its rryratae dinette' through ibs Pa debt., of Great Britain, The Committee respectfully solicit, on behalf o(the suffer ing P try in Ireland, tba almost prneoptitode in ob taining and remitting to this place the succour which be. tomes, daily, more pressingly needful. They will, as 'ally as possible, transmit partirstlars of dieing' to arc► Parishes, and will have copies road, at this place fur delivery to Cler gymen and other Ministers of Religion who may desire to possess them. Added to t►e General Committee, Peter Browne, Esq. M.P. Amount of Subscriptions already /9471 K Oe. 34. advertised Pain 7d. THE NEXT of KIN (if any) of WILLIAM A. CORNWALL, bite of the Mrreha•t Ship Morley, deceased, by •pplyir to Mr. Pearson, No. 147, High street, Shedwell, allay hear of somethlag to their adcastage. ties who had been acting up.. the faith of a law of seveuty years standing. Lord ELLENBOROUGH agreed with the fiohlr slid learned Loral that the retrospective clause amond be fronted so as to cacao as little injury as possible to those who bail acted under the faith of the law which had ciliated for so many years; bat whit he wished link Lordships to consider was, whether the possible iscosmenienerts which might erne► oot of the reiroapeetive clause were to be compared will, tie eireinhatmees of hordship, issjusi ice, and distress arising out of the law wit now stood. He would sot eater further ou the gentles, As he had understood the debate was to be taken on the Report. The LORD CHANCELLOR said, he would take this opportauity of giving entice, that be would, on the Report briug brought op, submit a motion to their Lord.hips on the retrospective clause. He was well assured that if the clause was not enlarged, the injustice that would be done would he istokrable, and the mischief greater than that which it was proposed to remedy. The Bill tiles west through the Committee, and the Re. post was ordered to be received on Wednesday neat. The Hostile adjourned at a quarter before eight o'clock. IMPERIAL PAULIAMEN r. HOUSE OF LORDS, Sfoipmr, Jamb IC Their Lordships met at ten o'clock. . ---- - - HOPE FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. OFFICES, 10, LUDGATE-HILL, And 325, OXFORD STREET, LONDON; 10, PRINCES-STREET, EDINIBURON And 18, WESTMORELAND-STREET, DUBLIN. HE Directors of Hats Company respectfully T infeemi the Public, that Policia of Assereocw ere granted ley them ou the Lisa, of Persons in the Army, Mili tia, or Yeomanry, oilskin the Veined litiegdom, whether on Half-pay, er iu reseal Service, without extra Premium. Life Assurers with this Company are permitted to pass by Sea from one Part of the United Kingdom to another, so Decked Vessels, or Steamboats; and are also allowed dur ing Prate, to pass from Briliab to any Foreign Port,betivern the Tesel sad Brest, bode inclusive, in Vessels as above describer!, without additional Charge. LIFE OFFlCE—Capital ONE MILLION. Persons assuring in lids Office participate in Profits Sepienuially, without incurring the liability of Loss, the Proprietors haring undertaken all Ilesponsibility ; upon which Priecip'e numerous are the instances of Ten, Twenty, and Thirty per Cent. being paid in addition to the Amount assured; and Cases have occurred where the Payment Ms been more than double the Sum assured. APPEALS. • APpelfaut Btu, Respondenl. This was ao Appeal from the Court of Session (Ficnilana). Mr. Warren sad Mr. Courtenay were heard for the Appel. bset.—Further bearing post putivl. SIR THOMAS CHAMPNEYS. Mr. Welteilield was heard fn support of a Petition selling a Declaratory Bill before their Lordships, for slterin( • thaw in Sir Thomas Charopoeys' Estate Bill—Further heaglog peal Need. LIBRARY (HOUSE OF LORDS). Lord REDESDALE moved,. that it should be referred to a Select Committee of their Lordships to inquire into the propriety of adding to their Lordships Library the books of the Law of Scutland.—Ordered. ROYAL ASSENT. At a quarter before four o'clock the Lords Commissioners, the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Shaftesbury, mid Vin ositit Melville, dressed iii their robes, took their seats on the Wool sack. The LORD CHANCELLOR directed the Deputy "Usher of the Black Rod so inform the House of Commons Mat their presence was required io order to hear his Ma jesty's Assent given by Commission to several Bills. lo a jew minutes the Speaker, attended by I Members of Me House of Commons, arrived, when the Royal Assent was Bins to the following Bills:—The Msli Duties Repeal Bill; lb* Bill to repeal part of the Navigatiou Act ; the Ancient Restyles Repeal Bill ,• the Colonial Trade Bill ; the Impor• lotion of Goods Bill ; the West India and American Trade Mill the Rate of Interest Bill; the Revenue (Ireland) Bill ; tie Maeslanghter Punishment Bill; the Warrant of Attar. sty Bill; the Recognizance' Bull ; the Vagrant Act Amend ment Bill; the Liverpool Water Bill ; the Edinburgh Po- lice Bill; the City of Cork Market Bill; the Glasgow Gas Light Bill ; the Somers Town and Camden Town Improve meta Bills ; and forty-four local an d p r i va t e Bill s . Th e Speaker an d the other Members of the House of Commons then retired. Further SiWell Old Nies from W. M. 1 Si P. 111 1 I The Profits of a Coo. errt at Dnguiggo Wrlfs, per J. Mud. son, Esq. 5 Mr. S. Luck, Kent 0 Grint Allan, us 10 Anonymous .. The Proceeds of a School Play, per formed by 18 young Grailernmi, Pupils of Mr. Ball, Hyde Academy, Isle of Wight Mrs. Hubert Pronto., pliant rawrived: t a. ' From Perrin and Co. R. Cram+, IS Doha— 3 3 James Saacket, F.►q. 5 0 - N.. Mather, St. A lban's 2 2 From Dorrieu and Co. T. M. S. From Smith, Payne, and Co. A Friend Cap ri° T.uuchin de La, any, Geneva From Lubbock and Co. W T. Brown Pet Sundries 3 0 Wheelwright & Moak. - HOUSE OP COMMONS MONDAY, Joss 24. At a quarter to four o'clock the SPEAKER look tde Chair, and was immediately after summoned to the House of Lately, to hear the Royal Assent given by Commis►ion to a number of Public and Private Billa—(for which see Lords Report.) Sir/. NEWPORT presented a Petition from theinhabh. tants of Waterford and its trieinity, complaining of the pro posed regulations for the metal of the 8.11 Tax, as sleeting Ireland; and a similar Petition from the Town of Toughtl. —Ordered to be printed. Doyle's Divoree Bill went through a Coammittle. Mr. Harrison and Mr. Charles Phillips attended at the bar Ira support of the Bill. Mr CA LCRAFT presented a Petition from the Herring Fishers in the Port of Greenock, 'may've for the total repeal of the Salt Tax.—Ordered to be printed. Mr. CURW EN wished to know when the Chancellor of the Exchequer would bring forward that important tub* , The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, he should have been hippy to bring it forward this evening, but fur the motion of an Honourable and Letrned rember (Mr Brougham). However, he meant to propose that it should take precedence of all other busiuess on Friday evening. Mr. CALCRA FT expressed a hope that before Friday the Right Honourable Gentleman would relent, and consent to the total repeal of that must oner...s tax. Mr. J. WILLIAMS expressed his s!neere and serious en fret that when the Chancellor of the Exchequer brought forward an excellent measure, be should stop short just when be arrived at the end. house,2l subs... 2O 0 Timm. Monklionie 10 0 Prom Everett and Co. 6. H........• Z 2 41•Irpsy Officer 6 0 F•ons Mallyatt and Co. Bridekark, haven 44 3 E W !riven'', Esq. 20 0 From Lloyd's Coffea.borse. J. H. Valentine, Esq. 1 1 From Pinborn and Co. A Bonus, amounting, in must instances, to Twenty-five per Cent. and in some to upwards of Thirty per Cent on the Premium paid, within the seven years, ending at Michael mas 1818, has been adJed to all Policies of Assurance effect ed io ibis Office, fur the whole Period of Life. FIRE OFFlCE.—Capital ONE MILLION. Policies effected upon every Description of Property within the United Kingdom, upon reasonable Terms. Losses are ■otformly paid by this Company, with Libera lity and Promptitude. Policies which expire at Midsummer should be renewed within fifteen days thereafter, ur the same will become void. No Entrance Money, Admission Fee, or other Official Charge, exacted. WILLIAM BURY, Sec. Kelly lf. Ss. ea From a Lady, the Value of several 91ourolng Rinis 1 11 ILL 5 5 Swans e, Isle of Pur beck, per R d T. O. Barr lei t .. 181. 96. 7d. Wootton Bassets, per Rey. T H. Ripley 17 8 Rundell, Bridge, and Co. second So bsrrip. tion of .... Wm. Hubbard, Esq. Heyleabury G.Seales, Esq.oCroek _ _ Tom and Sue, 2d subs. 2 2 From Hoare, Barneit, and Co. Geo. Musgra►e, Esq. 5 0 Briknorih Subscrip tion, per Vickers and O. . . . 41 0 Daniel Jarvis, Esq... 5 6 BishupSiortfurdChurely per Rev. C. Spencer, View 17 16 From Hanbury and Co. Birmingham, 34 Sub.. N.B.—The lohahitents of the Western District of the Metropolis are informed that the Directors of this Company bier opened an Office, Nu. 39, Cranford-street, Bryanstone square, finder the soperiateudrnce of Mr. William Goodhogh, whore Fire or Life Assurance may be promptly effected. acription, per Tay. lon and Lloyds 5OO 0 Corhyn and Cu II 0 Subscription of 6d. each from the Vil lagers of Upton Gray, Hants, per J. H. Besafuy, Esq. 014 From Pole and Co. For the Disiressed Irish Ashhorar Church, per Rev. S.Shipky 591.105. sa. From Waite and Co. THEATRE-ROYAL, RNOLISH OPERA-HOUSE STRAND, WILL OPEN fur the Season on M ()NDAY N EXT. July 1, 1522, when will be presented a New OPERATIC DRAMA, and other favourite Entertainareots, particulars of which will he duly annonoeed. Every opportunity has bees embraced to secure so egret tire Company, anitiart whirl Bra following names will be found—Mr. Bartley, Mr. Prarman, Mr. Wreath, 011 r. Emery, Mr. Broadhurst, Mr. Wilkineoa, Mr Power, Mr. Phillips, Mr. T. P. Cooke, Mr J. Bland (from the Theatre Royal, Newcastle), Mr. Rowbotham, Mr. Grove, Mr. Callahan, Mr. Salter, Mr. J Konen., Mr. Johroion (from the 'fbeatre Royal, Bath), Mr. &mown, Mr Dinging (front the Theatre Royal, Birmingham), Mr. Minton: Miss Kelly, Miss Carew, Miss Posey (from the 'newt? Royal, Drury.laas), a Young Lady (a Pupil of Mr. J. Weliih). Miss CUT, Mrs. Weippart (for merly Miss I. Stevenson), 111ra. Grove, Miss Hoklaway, Mrs. Bryss, Madame Fuulon, and Miss Clara Kober. In • few days, in two thick volumes, OCI3IIO. NAPOLEON IN EXILE.- By B E. O'MEARA, Esq. his late Surgeon. "Je prie mes patens et awls, de croire tout ee qua le Docieor O'Meara leer dire relativernent il la position os ,ewe grouse, et ass seottmeusque je conserve.--61•POLEON. " Le 16 !millet, 1818." Prioted for W. Markin and R. Manitall,Staiieeere' Ball- Court, Ladieste-street. Mr. S. RICE presented a Petition from the Grand Jury of the county or Kerry, complaihing of the present system of Grand Jury Preaeutmrnts.—Ordered to be printed. THE CHIEF BARON or IRELAND. Mr. R. RICE pre °Mice, that on the 4'h July he should submit to the consideration of the Hoo•e some romlutiess, funneled opus the Eleventh Report of the Cumminaioseire respeeling the conduct of the Chief Reran of Ireland. Mr. C. MUTCIIINSON presented • Petition from au Individual complaining of UN Amami in the Record Odin in Ireland. Jost poblishod, In octavos dewy, peke Is. THE DEATH-BED CONFESSIONS of the Isle COUNTESS of GUERNSEY, to LADY ANNE , di,.lopin g a series of mysterious transactions connected with the most illustrious Personages in the King dom : to which are added, the Q—'s last Letter to the K—, written a few Dlys before her 111--'s death, and other Authentic Doearneate, never before published. "I am the Viper that bas been secretly wounding you both." Vide the Curtness's Narative. Published by delta Fairborn, Broadway, Lndgsie-hill. Mr. HUME maid be had been requested to support the Petition, and be begged the attention of the Howe psitiert lefty to one allegation which it contained, namely, that the Second Report of tbe Commissioners had been itemised, and • different one substituted in its stead. Messrs. T. W. asd J. Chriety ~ Y. 21.2.. leas poid age paid, by Messrs Ley, Willlirli, sod Co. Bideford ..1!. 17.. W. From tirokrysod Cu. C.Ortivy, Erg 2 2 From Curtis sod Co. SADLER'S WELLS. in consequence of autocross Applications to afford the Jarenne Bra. erhr. or Familia. (at How for lb. Holiday.), uppurtumt t of entwining the only TOM AND JERRY um perform, oe to Loonies, with the celebrated and in terestme PO. Y RACES, it will costiowe to be acted for a vela , period ady, whet it most positively be •ithdesiwii„ THIS EVENING'. TUESDAY, June 25. and Jeri ug the Ws•elt, will be prevented the new Pedestrian, eqwes;triau,and o,oeratie Extravaganza, of gaiety, fs;ba, lark, and :payer, calks! - TOM AND JERRY, A:t I. Life in. the Country.—Act 11. Life In London. A. t 111. Rambles and Spree. WITH PONY RACES. A ithith Wil.l be produced. for the second time, a Comic P yntrnim , , wily sew, sod wrap selected from the must tawnier tumintes uf the la..t ten years. called JACK AN D JILL; Or, HARLEQUIN RUSTIC. gr.. Egt rton 'efirst aproarence of which due notice will .r t lx • en, IS or , !emu ly pusipusiel. FOR WORMS, FITS, PAINS IN THE STOMACH, am Ult,llt i ere the cause of many internal afflie -11006, which vary so much i• tbeir effects that they be missals' sa by tbe must minted .Pbysicisu, and prove *gully fatal It a the constitutions of Welts and children; neigh the latter more exiensively suffer from their destese•- ' tr sv'6et• Their more usual symptoms are Fits, Pains Is Ins l ke Stomach, 'Ede and Head, Loss of Appetite, and pale, and 'emaciated A l in nboulinary ! S tacy of CH pp ING'S PATED TT WORM LO.. ZE SCLs in a II suc h comp l a i nts, as we l l as o b struct i ons i n the 8 °" 1 8, a ad 011ie is req. iced, is es ate iventally known, and has been nt h '' , ark.. sorletigesl by so many peraoea of distinction sad rank in so titty, that it is unnecessary he re to Marge ea Wei' pec a n Sr virt ue,. tid is Bna es at Is. lid. and 2s. 9d. by B otters. Me. Viti h 0 4 , I ;heaped*, St. Paul's, sod 220, Levu-welts , Ilk Ar t V. itoonto London ; 20, Waterloo-plare, Manny a' id 34, &Aline-street, Debits ;aad by the " . ""F‘i Meth time Venders throughout the United, Kingdom. leib JULY. - 2 - &J. SIVEWR (UHT have great pleasure in V • offering to thew Friends and the Public an opportu nity of gaining the TEN CAPITALS PRIZES rat• fo be drawn tile First Day (16th Jsly), at the following trifling Risk, A Whole Ticket only 1/. lee. Half ........11. Ss. I Eighth .....75. 6d. Closrier...... 13s. Sixteenth.. Is. All Purchasers at .1. and J. Siumatowr's Offices, after taking the Chance of Ike First Day, will be allowed to Fe tus.* their Tickets or Shares (at any time on or heroic 261 h July), WRICTRER DRAWN OR UMDRAWN, at the above very trifling Reduction from the Price they gave, which is all they sae lase, sod they may gain the Ten Capitals that are sure to he draws, and any of the floating Prim that may happen to tone op the First Day, July 16. The Scheme contains TWO . ..of ... .30,000 f. TWO of Se 000 E. besides tAber Capitals of 2,0001., 1,0001, &e. kc. Console and Morwy, and Not Two Blanks to a Prize—Tickets and Shama are Sating at J sod J. Stsawstowes Offices, 37, Coawniu, I 38, HATIMARIERT, 11, HOLBORN, I Corset or Coventry-street„ where they sold ALL the 20,0001. Prises Is a trend Lottery, and is their last Cimino 4,421, a Prize of 22,0001. FUMIGATING BA THS.—A fter an experin voce of several years io Cualineatal Practice, Doctor COURTENAY announces his process of sanative fumiga tion, improved epos the plan of the celebrated Dane, sod cleared from the (obstructions and imperfections is 'which therwahlest sod must inventions are, is their origin, but too frequently liable. The admirable qualities of the FUMIGATING BATH had been long highly praised and earnestly recommended to the writings of those eminent Physicist's, M•rcard, Altumonelli, and Lalouheile; but it is only within these few years that the precise and deter mined use of them has been demonstrated and establiahed. The theory is now sanctioned by unvarying experteace, and the consequences are recoguized to be fully adequate to the scientific anticipations of all the Medical Men who have encouraged and promoted this efficacious, and elegant mode of core. Is all Cutaneous & options, long considered in curable, and attended with the most painful results; in Scom bulk and Scrofulous Affections, whether lurking internally, or manifesting themselves by hideous blotches, iu leprosy, ringworm, rheumatism, and female complaints, the Fumi gating System invartablg produces the happiest effects; yet with all these excellent qualities its principal virtue will be found to consist in the restoration of an exhausted and debilitated constitution to • state of activity and vigour; sad whether the exhaustion and debility be caused by • long course of diwipation, or the ravages of Lues Ventres, it will is this respect vindicate dadaist to the title of • real apeeilc. The Vapour Baths cannot be considered solely as Medicated Bathe but as Baths of elesolioess and ornament ; they give the skin that elasticity and hei.hoesa which is the ornament of youth, and prolong the health of the aged. These Baths are arranged in • euirecponding series with the different complsiets, and the Solphoreous Vapour, the Barrage Warm, mod the Aromatic Chalybeale Bath of Montpelier, ate re. speed wely employed Is their peculiar objects. No. 6, Robert-Wee., Adelphi. ' Dr. COURTENAY'S PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the DISEASES of STRICTURES of the URETHRA, with his Improved System fur their Treatment and Cure; • Work highly interesting to all who labour under this pals fel and distressing Complaint, may be had at ONwhysia, No. 4 Catherine-street, Strand ; and of all Booksellers Is Town and Gantry. Puce 2s. 6d. . . erton S. N. per M. W. Troy, Esq.. 9 0 Wm. Bowden, E.q 5 5 From a Lady, received by bet fur a Philtre 10 0 Mr. Steve 7, Rumford 3 0 F. Goode, Esq. 1 1 A. Z. C P 9 0 C. M. W., Sheerness 1 1 Mr. B. Worthy 5 0 Mr. J. Piper 1 1 G. W Edenton, Brosnplon A r tie 5-[tins piecelser A. W.... 5 6 EpiecopalChapel,Eteth. nal ire, s, p r Rev. W. Marsh.... 661.135. 14. Independent Coupe. gistion at Wilton, per J. Bristow, Esq Officers and M ea, 61st Regiment, lately ar rived from Jamaica, per Capt. A. Mac leod M. 6s. 6d. Inhabitants°, Kirkby, Yes kali ire, including 11 from Seamen, per Rev. W. D. Willis.. 10 0 J. H. L. . . 10 0 W. 113 J. W. The Gentlemen in the Secretary's Extra Department, East India ls. ed. Mr. J. Adamson E. D.. A Lady. 2 0 W. Smith, Esq 5 0 X. Y. Z 1 1 Old Coins from am humble indisidnal, Kent. 5 0 T. Dawbarn, Esq Camden Town, per T. S. Rice, Eaq.M.P. 2 0 V. Knox, Esq. second subscription _, Esq. near Can terbu►y, in addition to a former aubscrlp• two of 501 2OO 0 From the Rev. W J. Amiable, Rt Reins of Holoweil, Hants, the proceeds of 750 copies of a transla tion of the lit Book of Homer's Iliad into Latin Helaine. ter verse. _ Mr*. Wilson, Id sub. 20 0 Fr up sod Co. U. Col. R. H. Cooke Ifs 0 J. B. Rev. C. W. Davy 5 6 E.Lloyd, Elq. Rhsgatt 5 0 Frau Hrnry Huare and Co. E. N. Young, &q 1 I 11. C. H. HOddie, Eaq From ino,isod Co. Jobe Mlles, Esq 5 5 From Marian, Call, and Co. Miss Emily Hale 5 0 From Hammerslry and Co. Mr. John Gale 4 0 R. C. C. Fmos Fry sod Co. His Mrjrsty's seh. Pioneer, lying iu Harwich, one day'. pay or ilie Com roander,Olficersond Ship's Company .. 4 4 CRAB Willis and Co. P. and S. .. James Sparks, Eq 6 0 Hera Church, Read- log, per the Rev. W Wise, 13 16 From Marsh •ad Co. C. P. M. 1 1 Futin Chambers sad Co. A Mile towards the &wafted Irish, by • Christian.— .. 2 2 From Herrera and Co. A Lady, by T. R. B. 2 0 A. B From Drummond and Co. Hatable, Hio.ta, by Rey. H. Stteet From Cli4 k. and Co. Shrtallaubscriptions 16/.01.6d. From Smith, Payne, and Cu. S. Rev. C. Pruwett Exeter and Vicinity: Fiftb remittanee,by M. Barrett, E.g. 100 0 W. Q. W. 2 0 Fourth aabseriptio■ from the University, Town, and County of Cambridge, per Martinet and Son 1191. es sd. From Martin and Co. Richard La+lg, jun. Erg. id Subarrip- . . tams Mr. Win. JelFerd .... 1 1 James Pillar, Eaq.... 5 0 From Coons sod Co. Right Hoe. Sunset North.. Right Rea. Lady Georgina' North 2SI 0 Aoonyettorm, 2d Sob seriptiots 111. W. W. Wynn, Enq 25 0 From Wight 'ad Co. Noss. Stephan° 2 0 From Child and Co. Lady 16 0 G. B. I. . Lovibond, E.q. 5 0 Fawn Glyn •ud Co. 0. _ _ From Barclay and Co. Anthony Newby .... 10 0 Exeter sad Vicinity, fifth rtmittance,per M. Barrett, Esq. 50 0 From Mitterrnau and Co. St. Lawrence and St. Michael's, Appleby 301. 17s. 11d. Clavier Hawse Schuul Buys .. 100 0 W. Blackwood, Esq. 2.1 Subsetiptioo 3 3 Miss J. Ray oazdaroo 2 2 The Committee meet at daily, at Eleven fur Twelve. the City of London TIMM, Sebeeriptions are reccieed at the Committee Room, be. teems the hours of Twelve and Four; by Smith, Payne, an d &minis; mod by all the Bankers in London and Westminster. By order of the Committee, MICH. 1,51 • TROY. Rom. Rec. b 6 CORN IMPORTATION BILL• The Marquis of RU IF. presented • Petition from Owners and Occupiers of Land in the county of Somerset against the above Bill —Read and laid on the table. The Earl of WESTMORLAND presented a eimilu Peti tion from the county of Suffolk. The Ma.quis of CAMDEN p led • similar Petition from the comely of Kent. The Duke of BEAUFORT presented four sicoilarPeti• lions from Gloucestershire, The Earl of CA RNARVON presented a Petition to the same elf. ci from she county of Warwick. Lord REDESDALE pretreated • similar Petition from the same county.—They were s Ily read and laid us the table. ADMIRALTY. The Earl of DARNLEY p tad • Petition of an 'richly!, who had been a Lrisuienaut of the nary, of the mime of Henry Dundee Perrot!, complaining of great hardship, his having been deprived of his commission and Isaltpay by the Board of Admiralty, on account of a prosecution which bad bee• brought egaiost him, grounded on a coorpirecy and supported by perju. y, which was •fierwards set aside by the Court of King's Bench. He bad applied to the Boaid of Admiralty, and was refused redress. He therefore prayed their Lordships for relief. —The Petition was then read. Viscous* MELVILLE said he had so objection to the Pe titiou being received. The Petitioner had been convicted et the Assists fur the County of Kest, fur receiving mosey under false preteures, sad it was afterwards referred is the Court of King's Bench, to the s►ape of a demurrer; mid on 'coronet of as informality la t►e original indictment, be was not brought up fur judgment. The Board of Admiralty had struck hint uff the list of Leesteoauts, after his cooviction, and they did nut think obey would be justified In reinstating him because tiler* had been an informality iu the pleadings. He could steure their Lordships that it the Petitioner could prove that lie wee convicted by the means of • conspiracy, supported by perjury, that the Lords of the Admiralty would be happy to reinstate hiss iu his rink is the Navy, and to make him every curopesowilum. On the motion of the Earl of DARNLEY, the Petitloa was laid on the table. The Tonnage Duties Bill was read a third time, and passed. CASH PATH CNTS. The Earl of CARNARVON presented • Petition from the farmers of Rumford, in the county of Essex, pay ing for the repeal of the Cash Payment Dill. The Noble Earl said, he was convinced that this Bill bad injured the cause of the landed interest. He had predicted last year that it would be so, and his prediction hod been borne out. The great landholders were nut so much injured as the small ones, nod be contended that the great pail of the laud was in the occupation of the latter, and if the Act was sot re. pealed in a few years, they would not be able to obtain a mortgage on their property. The Earl of LIVERPOOL did sot rise for the purpose o objecting to the Petition being received, but to protest against its going out to the world that the Bill (commonly called Mr. Peel's Bill) was the cause of the distress of the landed interest. When it passed, the depression on paper currency was only 5 per cent. and in the year ISIS the fall was 20 per cent. which was long before the Bill parsed; therefore it could not have caused the distress complained of. But whether the measure was right or wrung, be would ask, would there not be great danger in altering it, or com ing to another change in the currency of the country. He did not think it a measure fur censure, but if it was, be would say it ought to remain. The Earl of LAUDERDALE said, that his Noble Friend (the Earl of C aaaaaa on) had told them that last year be had predicted to their Lordships what the consequences of the measure would be. He would tell them that he (Lord L.) predicted thirteen years ago what the consequences would Ire if they did nut return cash payments, for if they did nut the country would be ruined. He agreed with every thing that bad fallen from the Noble Earl opposite (Liverpool), for in fact our paper circulation had stood iu • du6 rent variation from that of the (else paper circulation of any other country the moment the Bank ceased to pay their notes in gold ; as lung as they did du so the paper currency had some value; but it bad none the moment it ceased. The Earl tit CAKIVAIIVOIS said, he was convinced that necessity would compel their Lordships in • abort time to revise the measure complained of. If they did out, there would be more devastation of lauded property caused than by any resolution whirls could take place. The Petition was then read and laid un the table. MARRIAGE ACT AMENDMENT BILL. Lord ELLENBOROUGH having moved the Order of thr Day for the recommittal of the M■rriage Art Amend• merit Bill, the House resolved itself into a Committee arcuteltugiy, and several verbal alterations were made and agreed to. Lord REDESDA LE expressed his disapprobslion of the retrospective clauses of the Bill as it now skied, 'bough be twanged be bad nut himself been able to (nine a clause which would completely satisfy hi, own mind, bat at all events, albeit. Lordiblini agreed to the retrospective classes, they ought to I.e made as comprehensive as possible, so that lb.; might operate with a. little injury at might be to pat- SUPPLY. On the motion of Mr.GOULBURN the House went into a Committee of Supply. The Resolution for granting 100,000/. for giving employ ment to the Irish Pun( was read and agreed tu. General GASCUYNE coraplaimed that the termination of the Session had now uea►ly arrived, and no inquiry had been instituted kite the emotes of the distress in Ireland. noes what he could learn, the distress principally arose bons a superabundant population, and the 015105 which had been adopted •ould by no means be adequate to afford ptrinatteim relief. The House Ebro resumed. TRADE WITH CANADA. Os the motion of Mr. WILMOT she House went WO • Committee on she Canada Trade and Government BIM Mr. BRIGHT objected to ruseeding at that lat• period of the Sento. with a Bill of such vast import■ose, whidt tended to overthrow the Constitution of Canada. Mr. ELLICE said be had hoped that this Hon. Friend would have abstained from such an observation, until thy Bill was printed, and its real objects known. He could slate, that that Bill would not affect the rights or immuni ties of any man in Upper or Lower Canada. Mr. BRIGHT said, is his opinion the Bth should stand over emit the next Session, until the people Canada no derstood Its object. The House then resumed, and the Report was ordered to be taken into further consideration on the sth July. The Irish Hearth and Window Tax Repeal Bill was resi • third lime, and passed. INFLUENCE OF THE CROWN. •, Mr. BROUGHAM rose i■ positions* of a notice he had gives. He commenced by stating, that the House had bee." for the last season notoriously, lie would not my unprofitably, engaged In an inquiry into the amount of our immense sod overgrows establishments. It was nut unnatural that in Is westigating the causes of the wide-spreading distress, our at tention should be priocipally directed to that 'kw of that subject which threw the most light on the evil of wake-lima people complained ; but it did appear to liPn, without nadervaluing that consideration, or wishing to blame those whose exertions in that House lead been so laudably directed to that part of the subject, and still less wilhoul lbw slightest disposition to throw blame on the people, who allt properly demanded t►e Inveetigstion—neverthelem it dud appear to him that the House of Commons wool.' ill die,. charge their duty to the country, sod not demon•rrate that they were actuated by the same sound canal i :otiose' principles which influenced the conduct of our ancestors, if they *en t ested that Session without taking a view °four eatablishawats in that light which appeared to him infinitely more perri cious—he meant that increase of improper influence whieii tendril to destroy the balance of the constitution, to Worse upon the interests of the people, sad to take away from them the hest) security to prevent the recurrence of those abuses into which we have been so many so noxiously ingots. iug.—(Hear, hear.)—lt was with a view to remedy that de fect, the wily one, indeed, as appeared to him io the conduct of has side of the House within the last five year., that behold given notice of that motion to which lie now begged to call the attention of the House; and he should commence by moviiig that the celebrated resolution of 1781) be read, did he not know that it must be present in the minds of every Member of the House on the mere mention of that questiots. It was, however, upon the same principle he should prnetn ♦iz. that the influence of the Crown had Increased and eoght to be diminished, and if there wire reason sufficient at that time to induce the House to adopt that resolution, what ter, fold reasons did there not exist to follow it op at present ! (Hear.)—He uodonbiedly felt some difficulty at the outset, us account of the sort of language which was sometimes used is that Howe, sad was repeated as often ao the gear boo was mentioned. We were asked, did we really *oppose that gentlemeiropposite should be so ante' nitro! of their deity to their conatitoents and themselves, sr to vote in one less• air while In office, and differently stilly they were eat It was considered quite impossible that gentlemen allies ited dignified cbaractem abould •Iluw the mere paltry areideo- - NEW THE.ITRR-ROYAL, 114r-MAIIKET. T HIS EVENING, TUESDAN, June 25, will be perfonwed the Comuly of THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. Sir Peter Teazle, Mr. Terry; Sir Oliver Seduce, Mr. Tuner ; Sir Benjamin Backbite, Mr. Lacy; Joseph Sur face, Mr. Johnson ; Charles Surface, Mr. C lirmsble; Moses, Mr. Oxberry. Lady Teazle, Mrs. Chatierley ; Mrs. Cand..ur, Mrs. Tayleare; Lady Sueerwell, Miu Boyce ; Maria, Miss J. Scott. After which (2d time), a new Farce, interspersed with Soup, called LOVE LETTERS. The Characters by Messrs. Leoni Lee, Job &sow, Oxberry, Taykure, Mrs. Garrick, and Madame Wilkie. To-morrow, The Bill of Fare—with Every Ose has his Fault—sad Love Lettere. On Thursday, Line in a Villyge—mith The Bill of Fare— sad Love Letters. On Friday, the Play of The Stranger—with Love Letters. Oa Saturday, The Honey• Moos : Juliana (first time), Madame Vestrts—with Love Letters. FOR A FEW EVENINGS LONGER. A DELPH I TH EA TRE, STRAND. THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, June 25, Monsieur ALEXANDRE, the celebrated Dra matic Ventriloquist, will deliver an entirely new comic, ehsracteristic, vocalic, mimetic, mutt iformical, saniloquous, aliquitarical Entertainment, en Three Parts (in English) coastrugled expressly for this occasion, and esti t led The ADVENTURES OF A VENTRILOQUIST; Or, THE ROGUERIES OF NICHOLAS! Part I. Food and Physic.—Cupid tonged Chimney Sweep swilecessity shi.wis to be the mother of invention, and Mrs. (without any reflections) outdone by • visible recipe • w#apnritig a dish, that, in point of cheapness and facility ',prior to aisy thing iu the whole Art of Cookery. r e 5 Part 11. Wine and the Tooth•ach, or the Biter Bit; in whek Mom. A lexandre will perform one of the acts of the Baffle Cusijuri.ir, by Drinking and Singing at the same lime. Part 111. Curtain Lectures; Jack in the Box: containing a keyhole illus mutton of domestic felicity, and a small prep behind the grate, or the Sistelhood unveiled, together with a sea method u f playing at Bumble puppy. The whole embodied, illustrate., and delivered by Mon sieur ALEXANDRE. ~'.J