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• 1 1:g14 - T•W . a v • N I'MKEK 5488. LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON. 711 R Aril E.ROY AL. DICURY-1.4 NB. T"'' EVENING, SATURDAY. July 5, Li. MajesPeo Stemma will perfotin 11... Comedy of THE PROVOKED HUSBAND. Lord Townly, Mr. Ellnton ; 11ir Francis Wroughead, Mr. Durgin; 'Squire Richard, Mr. Kaiithl; John Moody, Mr. Munden. t.aly Ticrinly, Mrs. W. %Vest ; lady Grace, Mrs. Leer Lady Wrougliestl, Mrs. Marlowe; Miss Jenny, Ms. ,oir Vrfttrils. whict MITI be ',hied (20th time at this Theatre), an Es... involving's, milled GIOVANNI IN LONDON. Don Giovanni. Madame Vestris; Leporello, Mr. Keeley; Mr. Flurentinc Viniekiii, Mr. Barnard; Mr. Deputy English, Mr. Game Driiineindry. Mr. !Intim Mrs. Leporello, Miss Posey ; Miss Constantin Quixotic, Miss Cahitt ; Mrs. Eng. holi, Mrs. Oreer ; Mrs. Drainerndrv, Mrs. Harlow,. NEW NOVELS. This dap seas published, price 21.. boards, G LENFERGUS:—A Novel. lu Three Vulumes, 12nso. Printed for G. and V. B. Whittaker, 13, Ave Maria nne; and Oliver and Boyd, F.Jintinreh. Of whom may he bad. just iiiihtished, LOCHIEL; or. The Field of Colludes': A Novel. la 3 yule. limit. pike it. Is. boards. This day was published, la EMMA and French, errantry primed in oclavn, will a beautiful Portrait of lb@ Sim of Napoleon, eierraired by Writ*, from a Vey Gee Geese Miniature painted by lindier • price es in boards, /4, • sysTEm of ED UCATION for the IN.. FANT KING of ROME, sad other FRENCH PRINCES of the BLOOD; drawn up by the Imperial Council of Slate, wills the approbation and under the 'Per rone saperinteuserire of the EMPEROR NAPOLEON. •.• This extraordinary production was found in the Ca binet of Napoleon at M. Cloud t it is published with the alerted fidelity, and the Original t deposited with the Pub lishers, where it any be tees. London : Printed for Laekinglon, Hughey, Harding, Mayor, >tud Jour.—Of whom may be had, published this day. in three vulainee Be.. Price IL Ids. in boards HISTORICAL DOCILHA ENT* and REFLECTIONS on the GOV ERN M ENT al HOLLAND. By Louis Bono parte, Ex.ilint of Holland, The issue Work in Erasers, 3 yeti. tiro. H. 16.. hoards, FOR SCHOOLS MO FAMILIES. NEW SERIES of Dr. MAYOR'S 'CATF.CHISIIS„ . liaised Aim day, price 9d. each. • I. gri AT EC H ISM of the H [STOR' of FRANCE, to the Restoration of Loat' XV111.... 2. History lIT Scot Irelllll4, /111 , 1 *Oki, to their re spi•ctive U with England-3 History of Rome--4 y of Greece-5. English Grammar--6. Biography 2. Chronology and Remarkable Occurrences—S. Chemistry and Mitwralogr-9. Astronomy and the Globes.-. 10. Poetry, Rhetoric, and Composition. Also new and improved Edition, of the former Series are con'tantly printing, which compi iser-1. The Mother's ' Nursery Catechism-2. Catechism of Health, with Maxims for the Management, lie. of Children-3. Gametal Knee,- ledge, a Brief Istroduction to the Arts awd Sciences = 4. History of England, to the veered day—S. 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They refrain, how. ever, from enlarging on this subject ; and only respectfully request, that Parents and Teachers will give that preference which they may feel to he due to the sanctions of a real name; or, at least, that they will examine and compare be. ;ore they deride. London : Printed for Lackington and Co. Finsbury. square ; Baldwin and Co. Paternoster-row; and Whittaker% Ave Maris.larie. IMPERIAL PAKLIAMEAT. RCM OF LORDS, FRIDAY, lets V. • Mr. Wallace and other Members of the Holm of CORI MOOS s7yndrd silk a lifeassge, trcpreatitig•thet their Lord ships would send them a copy of the Report of the Select Committee on Foreign Trade. The LORD CuAucerease informed them that their Lord ships world wend an answer by a Messenger of their own. Mr. &wedeln, sad other Illeathers of the Haase of Coen. moms, lurqught Po the St. John's Neafinoulla at Bat, the Culauial Asdit Bill, Police Arts Cuntiousoce Bill, Court of Chancery (Irelsad) Bill, and the Lottery Bill, which were severally read a Nrst dam Mr. Drum, been the Commissioaers of the Rowel Military Canal, presented nit ILCCOUID of the duties and tolls received iM 18IU. • INSOLVENT DEBTORS. On themottorsol Lord AUCKLAND, the Insolvent Debtyrs' dell was committed. The Noble Lord stated,* that as the Bill our stood he tuba ht it. very objectionahilis. • It was out lila intention to rie copy the attention of their Lordships long with the amendments he had to propose; and If they were agreed La, he would move that the Bill should be rep r i 11l eil, and the further consideration host. putted. His first objectiors to the Bill was to the clause'renipelling the insolvent debtor, at the de sire of soy ore creditor, after a certain permd of im prisonment, to sell and dispose of his property, and if he did trot do that to the satisfaction of th e Court, that be should tint be entitled to benefit of the Act. This he corsceived to he oppressive, and contrary to the intention of the Legislature to re. lieve insolvent debtors, as it weld to ietlict perpe tual nainssurrinent. He would thetefore move that this clause should be expunges' hour the Bill. The next Amendment he had to propose was a ebruse to relieve debtors imprisoned et the suit of the Crown nu Etterits. He understood that this clause would not be opposed. It had been his intention to move a clause for the relief of persumrimprisoned for fin tempt of the Court of Chancery, but understendiug it was intended to be opposed, he would not press it at prebert. The next itinemlnient he would propose, was one which was loudly called for by erribtors—that debtors taking the benefit of the Act should not be entitled to the liberties of the rules of the preens, which gave them an opiwntuosty of scoasidering the creditors' property. He would also propose that there should be three Commissioners to preside in the losulvetits' Court ik;stearl of one ; and tit stead of a debtor beteg imptisoned fur three months before he could petition the Court fir relief, hr would propose that he might do so immediately after his arrest ; and that be should he entitled to the betiellt of the Act as soon as possible, if he con- i formed with the other provisious of the Act, which would prevent the wasting of his property by lying itt prism'. If these amendments were agreed to, lie would call their Lordships' uttentiuu to the subject agent its the euauwg Scission. Lord IterresDALS said he did not approve of the Bill in its present state, fur it was certainly depart ing ((yin the old law on the subject, which ;have se lief to persons coufined for debts who were inlaid vent, trod If hot relieved by the law must remain itoprisoned for ever for the fault, for certainly it was a fault, but often it was not the fault of the person imprisoned, but of others. He could hot agree to the clause which compelled a person im mediately after his arrest, or within fourteen days, to give no his property, for lie turgid lie arrested for a sum that he did riot owe, or lie might be able to come to a compromise, or pay the debt after four teen days. He mentioned this more for the consi deraticu of the Noble Lord (Auckland) Oro as an amendment. As to the anienJultrit of the Noble Lord to the right of petitioning tin arrest, if that was limped into a law the property of the debutr would be immediately vested its his assigner. who mi g h t se ll it forthwith, by which Walls the Bank rupt Laws would be evaded. and those entitled to them would be deprived of their eights. He would have no objection to the amendment if it was so worded as 110 lip interfere with the BalikrUpt Laws. Lord AUCKLAND explained. The amendment* were agreed tn. The I-loube rebooted, and the Chairman reported. The Bill, with the amendments, was ordered to be reprinted, mod to tic recommitted ou a future day. The Inland Coals Bill, the Exchequer . 81114 Bill (Ireland), and Yeomanry Bill (Ireland), were committed, and the Reports ordered to be - received tusquorrow.—Adjourned. ROCSE OF COMMONS, FRIDAY, JULY 7. The SPEAILICK took the chair at folic o'clock,. Mr. Wtuitcre, is pres.euting a private Petition, took the opportunity of stating au iiijoiry which lie had suffered from the editors of newspapers, which he had intended to have introduced to the House as a breach of privilege. In the debate on the bill fur regulating the press in the last Par. 'lament, the Hun. Member for Corfe Castle made sumeub aeivations on the effects of educating the poor. In com menting on those observations, be bad been made by the newspapers to say, that he entirely objected to educating the Ivor; whereas, lie had always been a friend to that ob ject, and his remark bad only gone to the (-strut to which that education was carried. The report had given hie a great deal of trouble at the last election. lie had un doubt that the mistake was without iutention of injury, mid hoped that it would be explained as publicly as it had burti mined. A Petition was presented from the shopkeepers of Wolver hampton against the liceuses of travelling auctioneers Mr. LAMB brought up the Report of the Committee un the Chester Election, which declared that T. Grosvenor, Esq. had been ditty eh•ct. il. Sir W. SCOTT obtained leave to bring is a Rill to remove doubts and remedy defects with respect to muses commit ted us the blgb seas. LONDON MILITIA. The House resolved itself lulu a Committee on this Bill. The Report was ordered to be received on Monday next. Sir W. SEIM brought in hi• sill to remove doubts re spectitig the laws for offences on the seas.—Read a first time ; to be read a second en Monday uezt. The Linea Homilies Bill was read a third time sad pewit. The Sugar Bounties Bill was was read a third time sad passed. The Coil Bill was read a third lime sod passed. I . . • 7 , . . • . 1 . . • . • • •. -; .. • • ,-........ i . gib . . , \ kl ••• .10 lb. .. _ leit ' • -... 1 4 ' .. • • ...., 1 1 1 1 1 4 ' 4 .:. •v• .. 1 ll' . • .., . ..• 1 . .4.= •tz •-./". * l '' ' '' It ' -14- *:: , biri ' , '__ i5a i ren iumem=......... , m,_.....1..—...----..-= LON DON, SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1820. . • ---4-10 Tlf TIM-1111YA CO,' t. T HIS EVENING, SATURDAY, July 8' will to:acted. the Comedy of TFTE CLANDESTINE NIARRIAGE. Lord O z lchy, Mr. W. F'arren; Sir John Melville, Mr. Alt halt t. Sadistic, Mr. Fawcett ; Invowell, Mr. C. Kewahli; Ilro•h. Mr.J..ne.. Mrs. Heidelberg, Mrs. Davenport; Miss Strrlinx, llr.. C. Kcnilde ; Fanny, Miss Brunton. To which will be inbled, the Farce of THE CRITIC; Dr, A TRAGEDY R EH EARSED. Sir Fretful !Plagiary, Mr. W. Warren; Pia, Mr. Jones; Dangle, Mr. Connor ; Smile, Mr. Egerton ; Dun Ferulo Whoikersiuluo, Mr. Liston. Tilhurina, Mrs. Gibbs. To conclude with a grand Sea Fight, and the Deiitructiou of the N ra teindi Armada. (lo Morality, Henri Qatar', with Aladdin, or The %Von- 771 ii. 4 TRE-ROY AL. h AYMAIRKET. r 11 E l'4lli'ic are molt reamed - ntly informed that THIS THEATRE will OPEN on MONDAY NEXT, the Oh. a mew Oresminnsl A.hlreiis, lu be spoken by Mr. 'refry. After winds. the Comedy called TIIE GREEN MAN. With a new Fame.. entitled OIL AND VINEGAR. T.. c,.siclinle Will, THE ROMP. 35.--First Gallery, Sc.—Second Gal lei v. le. the ]harm to be opened at Six efilock i anil the Perform sure hi befits at Seven. Flame for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. AlJesingharn, at the Theatre. ' THF.ATRE-COPAL. ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND, rills EVItNING, SATURDAY, July 8, will be performed, the Comic Operetta called THE BULL'S II EA D. Cnotain Love!, Mr. Wrench ; Scamper, Mr. W. S. Chat terlee ; Getstrol Conquest, Mr. Grove ; Jeremiah Brag, Mr. %Villeins** Mrs. Worthy, Mrs. Grove; Julia, Miss Love. After wash, au altered Musical Piece, in two acts, called THE HUNCHBACK; Or, FROLICS IN BAGUAD. Ihtssa of Bagdad. Mr. Rowbutbeins ; Crumsleg, Mr. Wil kiiis..ll; Zetw'e, Mr. W. S. asatterley ; Crumpy, Mr. Har. ; A!..xt , , Mr Broadhurst ; Dr. Quiannims, Mr. T. P. I:•.).ike. Dori, Miss Love; Jewry. Miss I. Stevenson. To co:whole with the Grand Serious Ballet called TOE DrATH OF CAPTAIN COOK. Captain Cook, Mr. T. P; Cooke; his Lieeterwisit, Mt. Spratley ; Lientennot of Marines, Mr. Lodge ; Bostswain, Mr. Wilkinson ; Terrreuboo (King or DWy-hee), Mr. Row. Miss I Stevenson. Iw AO 1 i the admired Trio," Ching Chit Quay," by Miss Lrue, Mi.s Worgmaii, and Mr. Wilkinson. The spneimis Saloon has been agail l l tastefully titled up with a lIPw design, representing au Illansiiiated Oriental /larder, nod will be opened as usual at Eight o'Clm k, for whisillAisce of the Sceolld Price, which commences at N t or. Ow Moodily, The Promissory Note—Rayneond sod Agues —with Essirrtaiunients. WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. PaTaos—His Must ExecScut MAJESTY. eRVIIDV.NT. /Ls Grace the Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND. VICZ•PRISIDENTS : 7be Right 11011.(1eorge John The Right Hon. Sir Archi- Call S I pencer, bold Macdonald, Bart. The Hi:ht 11,111, Robert, Earl The Right Hun. Lod Col- Grocven..r. I cheater, The Itilht llononrable Lord . The Right Hon. Lord Via. Arden, count Ssilinouth, The Hun. Philip . Posey. Tvetivurer—George Amu, Esq. MORROWTo MORNING. Sunday, th e Bth July. a SERMON will Le PREACHED at St. Marg.oet': Church, Westmiuster, for the lIENEFIT of the a 11" lie HOSPITAL, by the Rev. CHARLES WODS -41iHR'4lik niaister of Smith Lambeth Chapel, Lee. In,er of St. John the Evangelist, Westminster, and of St. Wilts( Foster, London, and Chaplain to Earl Harcourt. Kalov+ to begin at Eleven o'Clock. The &NNW EIPLIRY DINNER will be held on FRI Mt, Jul) 14, at the natched House Tavern, St. James's. sheet. sle.WAios: Thomas Parker, Esq. Monkhouse, John Tayho, Esq. Evsus, Eaq. S;r George Shiffner, 11'nt.C141tunxhi, Esq. Dr. Floirtere, Darol C/1 . 1 . 11, 'Esq. Mr. Thome. William Penn, Tickets Ws each, to be had of the Treasurer, George Also, Esq Kerssia4tun; r.f the Stewards, at the Hospital ; and o f the S. friary, fur wh ch Gentlemen are requested to apply on or lwfore the 11 ti day of July, that Dtuner may be pruvitled aceuriliugly. uu table at rive d'Clock fur Hall past Five pre cisely. JOHN DANIEL, Secretary and Receiver ; Little Cullege-street, Westinioater. STATE OF THE WHEEL 4 .. Prism of.. e $O,OOO .. .. are—. .......... .... ..... 4. .. 1,000 s 5OO I .... .... 4./0 43..... ...... 1200 & 300.... CZ 11 IFT awl Co. submit to tlie 1 1.1/vetiou of the I. Public the abuse Rick List of Capital , !in 31oncy and C.oisol.;, all of which must be Drawn cu WelliltadaY, 121 b Jul, in.!. hying the Last sad only remaining. Day of Draw ing dn. ',moot Lottery ; and they feel confident that no er. znineot is .1, cut be necessary to inoluice a purchase where Ihr adv.....,:.. 111 20 apparent-11, Poultry; 12, Charing (*VOSS ; .1, 'Weal, Highwtrert. 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R UPTURES ►prettily mill radii:idly CURED, AAP without pain, or interruption to the usual avocatious of the Patient; not by the mere use of Trusses, which loug experience bee proved In be ineffectual, but by a Course of Remedies.—Mr. DU FOUR,Surgeon to the Deranists Dispem eery fur the Cure of Strictures, mid sole Proprietor and Vender of Deran's /dedicated Boogies, having, during a course of upwards of 27 yeses of extensive practice iu cases of Stricture, observed numberless distressio; ivatasices of Rupture, be Las ardently applied himself to discover a re. tautly fur so prevalent a malady, and which he has happily accuusplisbed. The following Attestation is selected from a great number, contented ia his Treatise on the Radical Cure of Rupture Parish of St. Au,,, Wistiniusier, Wierkhutiee, July 15, 1819. We, the Overseers of the Pour of this Parish, do hereby certify, that William and Charles Moore (two of the poor now in the Workhouse of this Parish), being severely afflictol atilt Ruptures, were scot by us to Mr. Dufour fur the purpose of care: in a very short space of time they weir hole perfectly eared. Witness our hands—Msomas Tumkitstatu, J. Moore. bead, William Wyatt, William Brownley." 24.11.....Truene5, euustemeted on the best principles, are kept on sale, as they ale emestially useful during the Comte Reneedisrma•eAdeice en Ruptures and Stricture Cases, frost Nine tu Four, and film green is Niue, No. 48, Btr ners,street, Oxfur‘strect. 'V CALCINED MAGNESIA con tinues to be prepared *Ulu he most scrupulous care and atteutitin, by Messrs. THOMAS sod WILLIAM' II EN RV, Manufacturing Chemist., Mauchester. It is sold is bottles, price g o . or with. glass stoppers at 4s. 6d. stamp included, with full directions fur its' use, by their various Agents in the Metropolis, and throughout the Limited Kingdoms ; but it cawing be gentsiae aimless their mimes are engraved us the Gevrennsent Stamp, which is died over the cork or stopper acacia bottle. Of utast of the Venders of the Magnesia may be hail, na the micated by a similar Stamp, HENRY'S AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, the havention of Mr. HENRY ) bud the only genniae Preparation of that Article. "kalaf - ' , ":•Z / . 111994).);90 •:` •.• ; i• • • I , • ,, V; . . . r 'll4r P PAICS id. The Amemed Taxes Composition Rill was read a second lime ; to be committed on Monday next. The Report of the ftsetiggling Prevention Pill was broiled up ; t►e Bill to be nad a third Hale tu.aiervuw. The Report of l 4 Spoikd Stamps Bill was urdrnello h. received this day six inuotbs. The Tobacco Importation Rill was read a second ordered to be rowmitt►d. The Appropriation Bill woo read a second lime; to '. committed 10-marrow. . The Report of t►s Post Horse Ditties Bill was hr00r. , ,: wp ; to be grad &third time ou Monday. • The Report of the Welsh hots Bill was brought np ; be trail a third time on Monday next. lir. LOCIINART brought op a Petition from a Mr. W, • :lit . . ilturoey of the King's Beech, compkisting of the of the practice of the Coati of Exchequer, soil the aba►e. to which such restriction lead.--auch as the heavy rods), client., and the facility which the attorneys of that Omit had fur defrauding the 'revenue with respert to stamp doh.. There was another Petition, signed by 100 tattooer, iu the sane acct. They prayed Mit tht €oa. t might -be ibrehe spas t• %be peellierila...Oreereti printed. The Deceased Marines Relatives Bill was ►ead a time —To be committed on Moodily next. Sir J. AleaDernin presented a Petition frogs %Ir. I. Tilluch, conipaining of having presented, in 119 e, a pi a , of England, 'for prea•uliag the forgery of notes. 1u 181 h, being induced by the House of Parliament to adopt some plan for rendering forgery more diflienit, Rank had adopted the plan of the' Petitioner, fur whit be prayed that he might receive compensation. The Petitiou was ordered to be printed. . • MARRIAGE OF DISSENTERS. Mr. W. Saturn bad given au indefinite notice of it 160tists to bring is a Bill to remove ceitsin disabilities ulnas tin- Marriage Act imposed on certain classes of Dissenters. Cis cumstances had lately so interrupted the course of pribly: business, that be felt it necessary to defer his motion tiii mod Session. Mr. H G BZNINST? was in the 'sine situation with I.lp irt to a motion on Places and Prasionii. It was a subj.. t u s." Lis heart, but he eras obliged to postpoue its cuusitl..ratitr.i till next Session. r F. , I , 3,1 1 EXTENTS IN AID. Mr. W. SMITH complained of the delay of tbefte van. which lie hail moved fur on the sth of May last, and t there were au returns. He moved that they should tie rs , turned forthwith, together with as account of the Exienia issued between the Ist of January and the Ist of June, Is2l. —Ord. red. 4 • The Turnpikes Herniation Bill was read a second time.— Ordered to be amitimitted un Monday sell. The County (tales Bill was read a woad time.—To le committed this day month. His i..te Majeaty'a Servants' Pension Bill was lirott4lst and ie.l a first time; to be read a second time to-morrow Lind ALTIIORT wigised to know from a Learned Hi m. her, if it was his intention to bring any molten before 111. House relative to the Usury Laws. He perfectly coneiscie•: in the views which the Hou. and Learned Member Lad o l eo: What subject. Serlearit OkisLow had intended to hare brunzlit - ward a metro,e on the subject in (totems, hut in eons- • guesser of the broken state of the Session he felt it rtt . / , 'S.Ar to defer his motion till next Session. As, however, lie, crtinsinz sense of the cunutry was stroogly manifested . favour of his •iees on the subject, nothing brit the rrirbea, . is; authority of Parliament should reveal tam 11111170 smug them. The Postage of Letters :kw Regulative Bill was haol i Oit in, •nil read a first time. The New Street Bull was read a third time, and rrassesl. The third reading of the Exchequer Bills Politic Work. Bill was posipmaril till Monday. The Naval Prize Money Bill was read a second ti ins be committed on Monday. POSTIVONF.VIENT OF THE CORONATION. • Mr. BEAUMONT attliig the Noble Lord , n re+ wished to give notice of a rauti“ii Iwo a a. tlreesiog hip Majesty. humbly to rtque.t tii.it• tut wuttlii Ur graciously plensed to give tlirectiiiiss IWr tie ruslponetnent of the coronation, *l the p ro . cre(hog4 iartttuterl iigniust her Majesty skill hay'. Lord CAsTLEREAGH said, that perhaps the Ilon. would see no occasion for In motion. there were tircum%tances which would prevent the et.riolotion from taking place ou the day appointer! ; and s the mean time the proceeding% ag•atti.t.the Queen would he carried on with as little tit-larks the lull and lair administration or justice would ~i I r Mr. fleAumoss. made some additional sem irk, which was not distinctly heard ill the gallery, hi replyir.g to which, Lord CASTLEREAGH begged that it miglit* distinctly understood, that the coronation S Mit to be deferred by any meats ou account of ti.r t rio. ceedings which were instituted against Queen, Mr. LAMnTos wished to ask the Noble Lord if it was the intention of Ministers to go on with the. proceedings against her Nlajesty on Monday. Lord CASTLEREAGH said, that of all the tinei. lions which could be put on the subject, the which he should have expected to he called oat to answer was, as to what was to be done in anotti&r House. Mr. Hums. after stating that the various allow ances to the Duke of York were placed under s. many different heath, in separate accounts, that it was impossible to know how much his Royal High mess received, snowed fur A Rearm of all Incomes received by his Royal Ilichuess the Duke of York, from his civil 4itril military meats, together with Accounts of all Royal Grants p•id 1 . his Royal Highness from the Droits of the Adotitaity, any other funds at the disposal of the Crow°. Lord L•STLERESUII expressed his unwilinglici, to agree to the motion. Mr. HussissoN thought that in moving for pa pers, Itlembers ought to have Lnme litactical ob ject it i view. The llotiourable Mover had offered none, and had besides acknowledged, that he did not think the allowances to his !toyed Ili„thrteas at all too much for to recompense the high duties he had to perform. The different item. were already before the (louse, and might be seen by starching for them. 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