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-..- T" - -• - -,,,, -..-ipwr.N. -•-- "..--- '•,- i -* ~ . co - fyi ~.., 4 ~,.. L 4 _ _ •. tor_,ell l4 ,l . ..... • I 1 , • • . . Oe {Mr 4.. Jra , 0 ON .111111 0 , . • \ • A / :., 1 41 it . ... rti r) .... LA .., ......, A) ln .......... . . 4........______„.. NUMBER 6064. LONDON, SATURDAI, MAY 11, 1822 Pita 7d. i '!~^'. y .ryr J t; • • 7 yr r (~' ~ r - rifgArimmoYA DRVItY-LANK. THIS EVENING. SATURDAY. May bis Weary 's Nivests wHI perform the Monica' Drama of GUY MANNERING. CITY OF LONDON TAVERN, MAY 7, IS!!. T MEETING or MERCHANTS. CR BANKERS, and OTHERS, convened this day by ',ebbe advertioesseell, S I. Messrs. Evereit. Wid s r sod Co. Rog. • I R. Rvyrr, IE4. lll • Paris, COorlaod, sod Co 714 Mercers Co, pooy INN • A. Li local a, Eq . • R. Revoke, 6q Mead • I a . llr. S. W. wamey I 0 10/0010100 lisatcr 10 0 lawn. Wbifesuees'. tfw Cholons 5 5 C. W. we Mama, &it 3 3 1 11110 1.Cblibto 1 11104080 1 2 6. 400abers 31 10 T. E. Edward. From Smith, Paps', mid Co.'s T. Dve.bletni., EN. 0 1 rip° BE SOLD ibr GOODWiii. of it HE- X TAIL THAW:: of the first respectability mud con• ssi.aton, at die West End of the Town For partiewhies appiy to Moors. Kleiesedeoa, Fisher, and Lake, Bury -street, St 'saes' s. .~ . :~ Colose! Illeseierisg, Mr. Pealey; Bleary Bertram. Mr. Br o wn; D mia l a is leampama, Mr. Harley; Dasrlte Dionost, Mr. W. H. Williams; Dirk Hatteraick, Mr. Vinimg ; Gil lett Gleseis, Mr. Cattle. Lucy Bertram, Mies Palmy; Met fderriliee, Mies Edmiston ; Julia Alasseriag, Miss Furde. After which Shalepaire's Comedy or KATHERINE AND PETRUCHIO. Petrorkio. Mr. Cooper; Batista. Mr. Foote ; • Hortensia, Mr. Howell; Mesiemasler, Mr. W. H. ; Mr. 'sight. Katlierise, Mn. Glover. O• Monday, ike Tragedy of Hamlet : Hassid, Mr. Kan; Opkelia, Min P. Glover. Oa Teseday, tie Opera of Lave is a Village. THOMAS WILSON, Req. M.P. is the Chair. Moved by Thomas Reid, Fag.— Resolved—Thai • Geiser's! Sithorription be sow begun foe th e immediate Assistance of the exorcism temporary Distress of several Province. or Dmiriets of !related. •Moved by Joke Smith, Esq. M.P. sod Resolved—That t►e under.ateatiored Geodemon foram a Committee for t►e collection sod applicatiu• tit the some .ob.c►ihed, uitb liberty to add to t►eir ntamber. The Committee beg to au•uoete Is the Public, that the .ftd/oietag Sums have already bee• remitted in aid of the Loral Rebscripiloos formed for the Relief of Distress is ititlsod 1— To the Coo.ly of Clare ll,lOO To the Comm) , •od City of Limerick-. SIM Tis Galway bed Mawr FOR TO P. FACE AND NUN. Terl.l.roied II A LOTION beirlitens laed etsbeills.be. the dimmer of the moil beautify', free; it osumosiestes Is the ant ae Otilesetib.ble brilliant, of ow sod Illsesers sf lever. , protevittg it alike free) 11. e et frets of ittelasamet stoatosphere, or the meager of lime, •tol rpreiffly resumes eery tisperfeethas front its surfer.. Is seated by Ilseos Dakf.ff , let the Proprietor's vele _ Qiteenstreet. Hellwra ; 38, H %yam ket ; 41, awl AAA Alledect•e Teaks% From 111wrs. nimbi -A Cu. 'r Meows. Mn. G.. Major mod Neu, . Get. D. ---. ••••i• . 7 vessel! by Boise Daki.rf, .. , d.d ...Id h 8a 4 Cu.'. '......'W a;";111 7"e " 1"... I it "' —• • 1 ' ves Airfoil...ol46od •iiii cis No. 7, Little ( Mastic]; sod William little-- • 1 0 10 ow ; et the, sod 76, Oidsril.iireet ;38 I ° o • , William.,, S ' ul t r a• •• • 1 1 ell Corshill; sod by sows Perfumers , Writhes, rd Mrs. Resit II 111 1 le. Dad ..• p t Piaui, sad • -1911 H E It U D I M EN TS . Griffith to • mundek.i, flirt .. 20 n IL PERSPECTIVE; is which tl Robert N• 1100 89 Eq. 10 0 1 Objects is &scribed by two essy Meth a Mewl. 11110011111 Disirl Bali. Pis # e • TIFSATAXIROYA L. COY RNT-GARDRIC f EVOING. - SATUKDAY. May 11. rriU by adiag, AM liter, a Pap, is dwoo ossy islet swami vilit Moak: ustent THE LAW OF JAVA. TbeEsisteror of Java Mr. Abbott ; Agib, Mr. Donor. ; T Pwboa, Mr. Toe; ()estop, Mr. Yates; Major Vas GI.-- sea, Mr. Fawcett; Haus Guyvelt, Mr loses; Ralekerostur, Mr. Comer; Pengoose Lino .. . Lade, bliss M. Tr..; Nwarjoilbee s Step hens. .ifter which Faree of RAISING THE WIND. Jeremy DMdkr, Mr. Jones; Plataway, Mr. Blioeltard ; Fatal/awed, Mr. Meadows; Sam, Mr. Emery. LAurelia Durable, Mrs. Davooport ; Pew, Mira Love. • Mosy Illkillorcon and it* sicielly. GENTLEMEN ADDED TO THE GENERAL COM MITTEE. J. P. 40011, E.q. Bristol Johu Hoare Bradslosr, Esq. Wm. AlloN , Ea+ Joslisa Waage, Es, Mania J. Mackenzie, Esq. Aimegat er ' , ready advertised Z 14,14111 FM. id • BSCItIeTIONS. t is. M iiis P. G•dreey 3 • Reed Huh. Lady Byrom Dr. Mayo M.s. H. Mania Mao Harper 1 0 Wesiky. Esq lO • Sais. Mrs. Chapeaus 1 0 The Misses Chia imam 1 0 peas. Mutkerks -411ra. Tighe .31n. Cope Msa. Chabot.- Mrs. C•prisoi 1 0 A. P. Colaberbateb, Esq.. Mn. J. Nash Mr. J. Pallas Hodassia Mr. R. Delves 1 0 Mr. J. Beating 0 10 Jas. Richardsos • 5 Mr. W. Coombridge 0 5 Miss Terse,' . 2s. Ivy nod Delves At Nersard, Diatadale , god Co.'.. F. My, Esq. G. M Ruud, Esq so 0 W. E. smith, 2 0 The three Sous of do. 3 0 Dr. Brbiagioi. 30 0 Hoe James H. Stan. M. P 2O 0 lAdy F. 14asillopir Jaime. silais, Esq. M.P. Mr., L. Mlle 3O 0 Heti. James G. eaviile 10 0 A Lady C. E Pigott E.q lO 0 W. Soriarl4, Esq. 10 0 Y. Fisrgerahl, E.q. hi) 0 K. Willaahaio, Esq. 10 0 E. R. M E B. Bonitos, Esq. 5 0 Lady L.1'1.111,0041 ►y SI Plates, 'tepidly rite 14.. INiorda. of PRACTICAL Ike Repreoestalloli or From Meows. Speoser aid C./A. T. Hastkie. E.q. .. 20 Page, Mak:11611, Rag—. 6 6 T. Dickume awl Co. st A LerdCesrierinn..... 32 10 easy Methods, one deprndirg nu Ike Plan of tie Objett, the oilier on its Dins.waiona and Proirion curb Nlleibrd etiiieelv free reunk Ott usual Complications of Litres, and from the difficulties analog Guilt resew' youishitig prior; Messrs. Phelps, , 1 M.. John Iliugessuo 1 0 and Co .. 10 101 Mr. Thomas Junes.. 1 I T. C. Pearce, Esq... 5 SIC.W. 31 los. 6.1. Coat. J. Edgetumbe, Rey. G. Davy 1 1 R.N ..... 5 0 Mrs. Gay), ... ...... I 1 Mrs.. Knight, Board, G. W Repose, Esq . 5 5 sad Ilsogites .... 2 0 G. B. Mr. T. MacDooossira I I G. and R. ., I 0 Mrs. Mae Durmasts.. 1 I C. S. W. Capt. Gilts, R.N... 5 0 I L. R. R. Woodho u se, E sq .. 5 0 J. S. Mrs. C. H. J unes .... 6 0 Ur. ./. ask Mad. ... 10 10 An runt ..... metal° Mr. W. Maiilaad.... 2 2 others,• few Frieuds Wm. Renate, Esq. 31 5.. each ... 315 M.l' lO 10 Mr. G. Pearce... .. 1 1 Visicect Wing, Ecq 5 0 M r.). h I yper hbscriptions will be received by Smith, Payee, sod Smiths; Barclay, Trittno, and Co ; Spooner, Astwoods, sod Co.; Busampset sod Co.; Sir John Perrin, nod Co.;Cootie sad Co.; Densomosola and Co. ; Bi rc h, Ch am b ers ', sod Co.; Snow and Pawl; Glyn and Co.; Gosling mod Co.; and by all the Bankers of Lando* and Westminster. The Committee will tweet at the City of Loudon Tamers daily at Elev.. fur Twelve. The Public are requested to pay their 6olweriptioas at the Committee Koons at the City of Landes Towers. betimes' the hours of Twilit' mad Fore, or to the Bookers of the Metropolis, no other perms been artlaorierd by the Com- Mit tete to receive Obese. By ord.r of the Committee, MICR. WM. TROY, Rowasagy Secretary. ._ . By PETER NICHOISON. Priulrfl fur J. To)tor, al the Archaretuial Library, 59, High Holhog a. ♦ DDITION A L . Were too, be had, also just publisher. SCIOGRAPHY, or EXANIPLEN of SHADOWS, sad Rubio for their Projiciiaii; intruded for the lose of Archilee. tarsi Draoshiiieseii. Br hestplo Goat, Architeci, Litho graphed u■ IN Plates, octavo, price 9s. boards. I a. Mrs. Fade W.J. Awsoo wed Co 2 2 Mrs. J. Ammer 1 10 1 1 G. L. A. R. Blake, Esq... 10 Dowager Lady Lan ham 2 0 Mrs. Blackman J. E. A Friend 1 0 The Earl of Eire- THEATRE.ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. R i Y ? and the UN Public BENEFIT GiIiI 131HIs his ritiodis fxrA Is TUESDAY, the 41st Ismael, when will be performed lilsakspeare's Tragedy of KING JOHN. King Job by Mr. Yon.(. 'to which will be added, A FAVOURITE OPERA, is which Mr. Tout, Mr. W Ferree, Mr. Lirfon. Misr M , IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOFSE OF LORD% FIIIDAT, MAT 10. moat 2OO 0 Winst only and Sows 5 5 Dr. A. Wilkinson lO 10 Namur' Martin Esq 5 0 Fred. Reade, Esq. 5 5 Capt. aural', R.N 2 2 S. Langton Esq. 2 2 Sun Fii e dike 100 0 X. Y. 1 0 .1. Woolinure, Esq 5O 0 Mrs. D. Turner C. H. T , Esq. 21 0 W. Cotton, Esq 2l 0 Maesise sod Patcbin 5 5 J. L. Fssh W. A. Garrott, Esq. 21 0 Francis Gansu, Esq. 21 0 Samuel -Tburp, Esq. 10 0 Child sad C 0....... lOU 0 W. Selwyn, Esq. .. 10 10 Miss Martin Nisei. Martin Mio. L. Marlin Jos :Harlin, Esq. Mrs. bleary 5 5 W..liaikweed, 11l I Messrs. H. Newton 10 10 M iss E. Selwyn Miss F. E Selwyn lO 0 Mrs. Justice Best Hra Gr a ce the Asci- Their Lordships met at lea o'clock. APPEALS. Macon, Appellant ; Tns Or►icru o► STATZ it SCOTLAND, Respondents. This was an Appeal Rum the Coati of Seisioo (Scotland). The Allorney.Grurral snit Mr. Wetherell were heard fur the Respondenla; and Mr. Warren, in reply, for the Appel. Istar.—J lodgment of the Conn hrlow affirmed. Tree, Mrs. G,hbs, and Mies Stephens will perform. Tickets and Plies for the Bones to be bad of Mr. Bras at the Boa °Mee; and of Mr. Young, 41, Wignsisre sireet. JOUNIVIN I AND °THERA, Appellants; PH:Liars, Reepoddent. This was as Appeal from the l'oert of Session (SCOIIIIII4 The Allturedy.Getwral was beard for the Appelliiiit.—For thee bearing postponed. Lord Granville Somerset, Mr. Lygon, Mr. Use, and other Members ef the House of Cummins, brought up foes local BAN which were s Ily rend • Aria time. Mr. Reid, four the Bank of England, presented a return of different periods that the Charter of the Bush had been renewed or extended.—Laid km the table. Mr. Tor/alias, from the Treasury, presented the cow sposideace betwero the First Lord of the Treasury sad the Chseeellor of the Each. quer with the Directors of the Batik of England, relative to the exteevian of the Chatter of lbe Bask.—Laid oe the table. Ths Earl of COVENTRY presented a Petition from the Maps" soil Corporation, and the Inhatviisare of the City of Worcester, praying` fee • "ViONION W the es itionektarde..-: Read and laid on the 11111140. INATHEN'S AT HOME at the ILI THEATRE. ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE, STRANIL—THIS EVENING. SATURDAY, May Il (mad 'vary MONDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, during the Maga), THE YOUTHFUL DAYS OF MR. MATHEWS. Part 111. STORIES: in whkit Mr. Mathew* will take steps to lutrentnee the following aserneien:—Nat, ter. vial of all-work in • loiteinchisuse; Monsieur Zephyr, Fends Ballet Master (first floor); George Augustus Fipley—" A bite of beauty"—in love; Ab IJywelyn ab !Jaye, Esq. not thin moot& ; Sir Shiver's= Serewnerve, Gearthan to Anselrosa (seeped boor); Mr. Mark Magnum, eowpor lodger, Seat doer; Miss Antelresa, in Wye vita Fipley. TRIUMPH OF H'ESTMINIITER AND PURITY OF ELECTION. rrHE FIFTEEN•I'H ANNIVERSARY will 11. be cab-loafed at she Crown and Ander Tavern, Strand, on THURSDAY. the Y3il lassoes ; Sir F. BURDETT, Bait. M.P. iss the Chair. Tickets, 13a. Ad. each, to he had at the Rat of the Tavern ; and of the Secretary, 110, Strand. Diver *a the Table at Five o'Clork perierly. HENRY BROOKS, Secretary. • ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND. THIS EVENING, SA I UHDAY, May MONSirlif ALEXANDRE, the epiebesSoll Dramork Ventriloquist, will dittiscr an entirely ace eeeeie, darer. sorittie, vocalic, mimetic, eaulliforesical, snaailogrotm, chi quitarical Entrriatameat, in Three Parts (in Roglish) cue egrected expressly for this occasion, sad 'stilled The The Earl uf SHAFTESBURY laid on the table the relives of the number of commitments and conviction. iu the dit. ferret counties in Ireland share she Insurrection Act lied been in force, which lied been morel fur by lord Callhorpe. The Creditors (Scullatp/) Bill, the Malt Duties (Scotland) Bill, tad the Linea Bounties (Ireland) Bill, were *overall) , read • third time, and passed. Earl GREY presented a Petitio• from the Merchants and Farmers of 'he City and Comity of Durham, against the Newcastle Toll Bill.—Read and laid o• the table. Lord SU FFI E LD presented two Petitions from the Owners and Holders of Land iu two Hundreds of the County of Nor. folk, complaining a agricultural distress, mad praying for relief, which, in their opinion, could be only given by a Reform ie Parliament, the abolition of tincture places, the host abolition of the malt duties, laud • reduction in the isle. on salt, soap, suit leather.—Read and laid on the table. Laud CA LTHORPE presented three retiliuna from the Owners and Holders of Land in the Western Dirision of the County of Suffolk, eimplainiugul agricultural disirera, and praying f,ir relief.—They were am rally read, and laid on the table. LICENSED VICTUA ILERS. A PUBLIC MEETING of th e LICENSED VICTUALLERS of the 'METROPOLIS will be held at the Freemasoue Talmo, Great Gurea-street, uti TUES DAY MORNING NEXT, the 14th instant, to Petition Parliaateut AGAINST the TRADE REING THROWN OPEN, and that No Victualle r way be deprived of his Li. erase without a TRIAL BY JURY. Al Snow and Paul's. Mr. Auantuse ...... I 1 C H. Waive, .. 10 0 W. J.Suntaitech,Esq. 2 0 J. K. A. B. G. ...... 5 0 Dalin Servants ... • • ul5 General Wm. Thurs. The Chair will be takes at Ti. u'Clnek precisely. Rs Order of the Committee, WILLIAMS mad GODDARD, Gray's lim.place. N R —Every Victualler is expecied io attend ou ISM ritgill important Ofrasitha. ADVENTURES OF A VENTRILOQUIST; Or, THE ROGUERIES OF NICHOLAS. In which his will display the various astoaishing vocal illu. Mass for which be has bees so justly celebrated and distort goialsed or the Continent, and which have been represented with inch signal approbation before must of the Crowned Heads aid Princes of Euro pe. ➢ersona of the Entertainment: Visible Persons—Alderman Pillbury ; Ca p 4 sib Furlough; Nicholas (servant to she Alderman) ; Mrs. Pillbury (wife of We Alderman); Miss Flirttlla Pillbury (daughter of the Alderman). Jnvisibfe Persom—Andreir Stump (Surgeon Deatist and Trepanner) ; Jatob (his man); Pillbury Minims (au tarsal in arms). Assumed Persons—'Squire Tivy, aid Nick Tonga. Synopsis or the Entertainasent : Part I Food and Thymic.—Cupid turned Cbimaev Sweep Part 11. Wine and the Toutls.sch ; the Biter Hit. Part 111. Camas Le tare..—Jack in the Bat. The whole embodied, illustreled, and delivered by Mora sieve ALEXANDRE. THE LATE MR. ASPFRNE'S VALUABLE AND CHOICE STOCK OP ROOKS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. DANIEL SMITH, At the Sale Room:, in rmaa's-walk, near Bishapurate Church, on THURSDAY NEXT, May 16, ISM, and following Da). (Sunday eteepted), at Eleven o'Clock, by Or , ler of the Execut o rs, with ou t t h e l east Re"emr, THEWhole of .he Grown, and trait. V..loahle e_ B 7O,YE of BOOKS of th e l ate M r . J A MES RN ASPEE. removed fur the couveuirace of bile hum his late uld-establiated Premises in knouts as .• The Bible, Crone, and Cuostitation:" comprising, altogether, slam 6,000 Volumes, embracing slit %Yorks of all oar best Historians, Biographers, roeis, Dramatists, and Euaymbi; *elml bite copies of the Bible snit tidier Theological Books; Dictionaries ia all languages; Translations and a f. w Classics; Son.hs of Prints and Portrait's; Tormpiaphiral awl fir..gra pliiral lVorlts ; • perfect set of lb. Cortilwan Mag"xioe; tice Amnia! Repester, sod a great mass of general I, te, slur,. The Book. may be 'viewed US WethleMilly Ihe 15th, and C"alacars had, la. each, of Mr. Andrew', Bo.dc". lirr, 167, V.mit-stre,t ; at ilia Anciinh ; a.. 1 at Daniel su..'. Others, Sislor t urpor Churchyard, and 11 iiolaor. HOUSE AND DOG Wi.DICIN ES, PreptuPd by T. WATSON. Desegist., Case)oldie. T HESE Si EDICIN ES hAer been tiff nosny years in the high's' rip's., susd are m'ambo'ed by most of the first Npo• ties% Clasessiees sus she Ktottd..m. who Save pre' the Pr..petesur their iestimosy id wrists' : F. WEI his lesisay'sliastsussts _ Howie Park, Windsor. Ilia--1 hare made ate o f soar halls for the hut Dis temper syrrial year. pal, and and thesis far pref.rable is any nilwr intdicior 1 ever iried ; ilortenre sill thank yule Is send at many as you C4ll for note, aid dirrei tiaras to Slr Rich, No. MI, Loads; aid they shall be paid Mr int delivery. I am. Sir, yore humble Servant, H. DAVIS, Huntsman w Imo 31rjeaty's Harriers. 9. 1. P "rting Balls for Noma 1 4 I DMretie Balla (i &I) 3 II Uiniumeet a o Cordial Balls littnei 3I) lh armperltaliofor W I TI I 6 Alie.allve Ball' (3 dos) 3 d korb,'s Liquid Blister, its da. 6,1. Buil B *. 3 "Li hr 110.1ero, Ctoeinimo, Nit. 4, Cheapen'', St. Pears. sad 221). kegosUotreei cora, the AraOet Loudon; 4U, %I mellutopmae, Edinburgh ; sad 34. Sark•ilet Dahl,,, 2.1 by She Voiacipal %dieing rends re ilsrum‘bont the Ciiii,d Kingdom. Pori lawna are remseeted la sob far " Wagons'. Horse no", 21 " l 'euteo." end tionbeerve hie same mid ado :roam ass the vireeetama, iv reeves. isipositiass. bishop of York lOO • L. Lade, E. 411“ lO 10 W. J. Letith.4l, E.q 5 0 Geo. Thu , shill, Esq lO 10 H. Emir, Esq. 5 5 Wright and Co lO4l 0 Jaen!) Warner, Sues, and Wisitentarsh 50 0 F. Fronting, E.q S 5 Clinton Conte, R.N 2 2 Admiral Halket C. C 5 Mr. Thomas Hall A. Tievor, Eaq 5 S Bishop of St. A osails 20 0 Julia Robinson, E.q. 2 0 J. B. Langton, jou. Esq. 10 10 E. Bicknell, Esq., lO 10 R. Gardner, Esq 1 0 Capt. A. J. Gr.iiiihs, ILN 2 2 Al IA illsrokri. Ladbruke aid Gill. MIA Jul. Drew, . M's. Thoyt• slsos Thuyss Jamul) ('lrm, silo, Esq. Rey. J. C. Cleuerui. 5 b AI Barelay,Trittoa, & Co:.. John By K E.q. 10 10 Uteharil Lee, Emu.. 10 10 Couria.l, 1101460 N and Tiplady .... 10 10 North, S113)11,1011, nail Grahams Sam. L.- e, E.y. 1 Alchdeacon Crawford 10 10 !•t 31arterman, Pelee, mad C...'.. Mrsterman, Preen, ■nd Cu. Kaight and fencer 1 Rev. Mr. lionde 2 2 Lawrence Lacey R. L. Chance and Co 21 0 At Willie, Prreiv4l, and Co.l. Ikutlwro, sad Cu Percival, mod Cv. Win. Mar►ba s Rai lO 0 M. M. Qiebary, E.j b 5 Mr. limes For.ier Mi.. Forster A Friertl..... Obbird and Cu.. ... 5 0 Jus. Brachsey, 10 0 AI &mammal and Ca '.. Bootortiost and Cu... 100 0 Ti.... Croft, Erg.... 21 0 Ur. &J. b.......yece 21 U At Almon. Waite's. ES4III le, Hamster', ■ud Co. CI I pewer awl awn 6 Captain &lire 5 Mr. 5 air. K. irerridir, Kuus(mvl) — b 0 FrUell ‘Vltli..l M. Cunicis, 6 0 koss 5 S Ea.! .... so() R,.C.Ek.o• K. Weibruk, EA. Gubb• anti Sway 4l 0 At Curies, Rubarts, and Co.'s. A. J. Machenate,E..9. 41. Jahn U'Hri:u, Esq. 43 0 Curti►, Robarts, and _ Cu W.lsuo,olrr, and Cu. 10 10 M re. Sara Juba Kirrnan, E-q 2O 0 I..bosier and Horsley 10 10 G. Wulff. Esy . lO Mr. James Spillrr, Mr. K. Spilirr, and Mr. E. Sinner lO 10 Medina. Urn awl 'frisk - 5 0 Brilwt Ils and Yates. 10 10 Csrus r Clarke, aud Cu. Thompsull, Ftf us.o, sud Sou ..... •• • • 21 0 Rom Mews. Lee sod (7.0:4. Jobe A)tos., Esq. .. 10 0 Mr►sts. Lees. Br•n7, a.id Lee .... 100 0 Juba C..ope, Erg. .. 5 0 Sam. C,uopWn , 2:1.61. ...... 21 0 Meters. HOMO. ud Barneit'a. Mart 2l Mr.. ti.rriar Mrs Oxley Parker S 0 W. 11ammur.d. E.q l9 19 Mrs. 111dle► l/ Nleas.ltock..rus Mark 100.b, Lir, and Cu. Sausuel Hu Are, Eby. 100 Messrs. Halthery and Co.'a. Hanbery t _ &ad 61 HA 0 Mrs. Alla ‘Suothuig esti sea M . Martin and Co.'s. VISC4IIIIII Harbeituo tl 0 Itabort Ksu , Es' b U. N. Colliugnood, 10 10 31. as. Brandon, Sta g rs, sold Co SO 0 M :41%1. 9011g1111holill iirbnuda 3O 9 J. and W. Burton lito. Li. liurtuu IA YORKSHIRE SOCIETY. PATRON : Hie Royal Nighttime tie DUKE of YORK. roomiest..: The Right Honourable EARS. FITZWILLI AM. The Kiehl Honourable EARL HAREWOOD. IF HE ELEV EN TII ANNIVERSARY M E ETI NG of the NOBLEMEN end OENTLEMF:N roonectetl with the COUNTY of YORK, troll he held at the 611.1104 Torero. Diatopegate-stret I, un WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 19th ioelant The Kirin How. JOHN BECKEIT, in tire Clink. STEWARD.: Lord Viscount Milton, M.P. I Joseph Ternley, EN. Win. Wilberforce. Esq. M.P. James Williams, E.g. George Cooper. Esq. I T. C. %Vans'', F,.q. imbepb Key... Esq. Henry Welker. MINIM Holborn. Esq. I Thomas Wilsou, E.q. Thomas Stooks, E.g. Ttektel., One Guine• each, to lie hid of the Committee ; of the Stewards ; at the Bar of the Torero ; ■ud of the Se cretary. The COMMiifrt ■ad fliewards have greet Bstiffartins in stating that his Royil Highness the Unkr of York hai hero pleased. tur intimate his intention of honouring the Society with his company, si ■ Visilur, on Ibis °cession ; they are anxious that this condescension we the part of his Koyal Highness should be drag seknowleaged by the Society. ■nd therefore esruesily reque.i the attendance of every enonste roma who feels an Interest in the supra.. of she Inahintino. T. HAMILTON, Hua. Secretary. No 2, Henrietta steel, Cut - eat-garden, May R few days will be published, is Ito. ATOUR throu g h part or BELGIUM an d th e RHENISH PROVINCES; rnalwilisbed with Thirteen Plater, bout D. awitig. by the Duelled; of Rutland. Loudon : Printed foe Rudwell and Martin, 46, New Bond- TII , s flay ii pulalwheol, Seemed F..lliiww, eweieWle t e 4 hiy proved, noel illswlesietl will; a curr.ct Likeurse of from. well, prier IS*. bonnie, OLIVER CR()%IWELL iond HIS TIMES. By THOMAS CROMWELL. "Our Aorhor has vers. • very iiiierestine memoir of Crum, well, •nd ba. heitrr enabled .14 I GI ill a due e.timate of rite real charaet.r uf that extraordinary individual, than any preceding Niugraphrr or Holorian."—Literary Chronicle, June 2, 18 . 21 . . Idondoe : Palau d fur Mel wand, Neely. end Jonas, Pain , Porter row flr whom may be bed, _ _ LADY JANE GREY sod HER TIM Ea. B y Gpore . Howard, Esq. Hlecantly proiird, poet bro. and with an accredited Likeiness and nos:meows Cala, p,i re board■. This Volitive is illostratier of that period in the six teenth century (Wiwi en the forbid/no sod trianuic reigoelf the last Drury, owl the gloriehethinegh despotic 'me of bets dawilder, Elizabeth), which le replela with variety, sod or er interest to the Aetoplary, to the Philosopher, l e s h e Alan of Terre, mod Is the Christie'', Os the widai.ey of Mr &4 01 3 our knowledge, our rb glad our refor me d putb, STATE OF IRELAND. The Earl of DARN - LEY, aeeoeitbeliteble Earl (Liver. pool) in his plate, considered it his duty to break silence on • subject which was of the greatest importatice to the Em pire—the great distress that some of the districts of Ireland were suffering fur want of food. It was well known that in the south-west districts of Ireland there was a great want of prosisime, particularly of the usual food that the peasantry subsisted un—putatuea. It was certainly cougratulatuty that the subject had been so warmly token up by the Iso nesse people of this coustry ; but he considered that the subject ought to hive bee• taken up by the Government; they ought to have knows of the scarcity before it was go iserally known, and have provided 'pilot its cousrquences. Übe was misthekeo In thin statement, he would he happy to be told so by the Noble Earl. He held in his hand ■ letter, the (milieu's of which, he beloved, were published its the pub. lie uewspapers: it was from a gentleman in the comity of Clare, and of the truth of whicb he bad no doubt, that the dis tress of the peal:Autry was so great that it was beyond the power of the country gentleme• to alleviate the dillies.; and if Gore romeut did not interfere and give relief shortly, their mslitt•nce would rouse too late. He wa■ of opinion if Government hail bee. sppl;ed to, and bad out taken any step. to prevent the dooress, their conduct could not. be too a.wels deprecated. It was wily by the !assistance of Go. veromeut that the famine could Ise removed, and Wit was not removed at would beiwg on pestilence and f•str through out the *hole motley. The Noble Earl morbid , dby mow. tug, " That so humble Address should be presented to his Majesty, requesting that lie would he graciouely pleased to direct that a copy of the currerpondence which had tekeu place between the Government of Ireland and she Secretary of State for the Hume Departmeut should be laid on their Lordship.' table." The Earl of LIVERPOOL, sass convinced be could most satisfactorily answer the speech of she Noble Earl. He was not one of those who would not brisk into general princi ples la a time of toad, bit he considered that it would be e.entrary to soused pulley fir the Guv.runtent to interfere in the markt I of food; it would be also wrong to interfere with private humanity. He was willing to admit, when distress came from local circumstance", that instant relief ought to he erect, bootee, than the subject should be discussed iu Pars hammed, for tie 'howled it iausild tor Miter fur Government to art promptly on such an occasion, than to lay down • gear. ►al rule. Utifortienatoly it was ho t th e Brat ti me that this distress foto Icd ni Ireland; tt was visited by it in the years 1816 and 5817 ; °lemma were then taken which answered the purpose of removing the Maurits.; measures would now and bad already been taken by the G meet m Irelaud to remove the firearm distress, and to prevent its return until the next harvest carne to their sseistance. lie would not agree to the motion of the Noble Earl, at the urns time he would out object to the correspundeuce klieg ',seduced as SOWS as 1t was ternsitested. The Nlassois of LANSIR)WN said , that after the publi. city that had Wen givers to the distr.-so elsewhere he milli. &reel it his duty to say a few words. He would a. 1.1 his tea. Como, to the great distress of the people of Ireland weal of (pod, particvlarly the county of Clare aid the ail. caustics is the It uuotaiuuus districts to the somas- west of Ireland. where potatoes were the chief food of ib • population. He Hof had a communication made to lion a month ago of there distressed state; he directed oaten mral in be purchased in the neighbouring counties, sail afterwards to he sold to the mareier population at • re. I illicesl price. Although potatoes were ale e. snit food of the peasantry, I.e souk! rerononeml to those persons who were so liberally aulamistoog fir the relief of the pi It 10 furnish them with other articles of tood-i-eur the tact less, they weir famishing in the midst of plenty;, hot they leer.article, of food *hick wise plac:d ow of thsir creels, from not being stile to pu.chese them. He thought the • lauded proprietors of frelsod would du store to cud the di*. leelle by local attention three than by anhecriptious la film e"unlrY, fur be considered that the distress was of garbs Raise that it could list he removed by she aid of Gem:ra west ales. The Earle BI.ERINTON said he rise for die purpose of ooppoeting the Address which had hem mowed for by the Noble Earl (Darnley). The distress was of to. new origin ; it had been going on for two years; whew be teplied to the Arelibiseop of Tu int to mbar-rate for the winonment to la's late Majesty, the It lit Rev. Prelate sumwered, tlist he could not, as the weals of the star: ing people of hie diocese Called for all hi. money. If they were 10 look at the sooty of DORI gal, tiny 'toted God there was sufficient food to meet the Saute of the population, but the people had not Sr money to purchase it. If the Govirnment wanted really Is relieve the people of Ireland. they aught Cu give them is large sum. Fore millions would not he 100 much, hilt if they thought to assist them by giving !him f/10,0001. they would buil themselves mistaken, At ilte mote tune the people of Ireland would be thaukfiil to them for it. Lord ELLEN BORMGH wished to know from the No ble Earl (Liverpool) the •xte:it of the assistance that had been given, or lens intended to be etas, to the distressed deltic's by Government. The Earl of LIVERPOOL could not answer as to the precise stem of the relief, but he knew ineottetiora had hi en seal le the floweresmot of Ireland to give similar re lieras had beet, given in the y an 1816 sit 11117: sad he also knew that persons had bees. sent to the distressed lis tries wills money for thew teller. The Earl of I.IM KRICK eal4 that from whet the Noble Earl (Liverpool) hail sa . d , It appeared that the Government had done much, sad meant ludo more; he, therefore, relyise upon that information, ahoolil vote asoist the station of the Noble Earl (Darnley).—prom the knowledge be had of obit part of the rumors:, he was assured 'bat although the potato crop hail failed in the moutosiwores parts, perform lady in the neighbour!. lof Clare, yet there was no ahead lace of oats, and if money could be pestered by the pee sleety to purchase, no Nil would resale from the loiter, of the potato crop. The NSA@ laud coucluiled with express ing his covittiun that ille Ministers would do their duty. Earl GREY said, that an far frosts seeing any ream to re. fist the molicio of his Noble Friead, the very MUMS It.. Noble Earl (Limerick) had assigned were strougly In ravine of it. The motion of his Noble Fried would prom the fact, if Governesst had taken t mely measures of relief. It the G snent hail takes these tinny measures of whir, he coneeived uuthing mold he more satisfactory to the pub lie sad to the wretched inliabiteets of Ireland, sufferiag as they were under an extremity of distress to which there was se-steely any parallel I. modern times, that while they were passing the lasurrectiow Aei, snspendieg the Habeas Cor• pus, audasesiag the Government with all the waseity of the ) law, the Government hail attended lo the made est dis- Sesser Otte people. Was there ever towed in any error country, say thing like the picture which had been exhibited so the House that eight. They had heen told that in a epsistry where cora was abundant, she inteerahle wire placed in a situation worse than Tautabie—perishing with fsseine in the midst of ebunilasee. The Noble Lord (Blesints) had staled, that the evil had been coming on for some time, soil that represeutatioos had been nude to his Majesty'aGovernment ; but nothing had been done, sad Um evil had now arrived at such a height, that remedies would come too late, mid the* the House was told by the Noble Lord (Lieerpoul),that measures were under the cosidtration of Goveranaeot, and thus it was the House werealwa)• amused, and when the country was actually reduced to de spoil:, measures of relief were only under eossitteratiou. Hs would ask the Noble Earl (Limerick) what had Goverersot door, and slits had they done it. silts at this moment in Ire. land people were perishing with banger sad distress in the streets and highwass This must fovea a serious charge spinet the Government of the country, and though he fully appreciat ed the difficulty sod delicacy of Goversioent interline( with the provisioning of the country, eel in eases of strong oe eessity it became a positive duty. Indeed, in ether mot where • necessity kid been assumed, the Government had not been slow iu acting on that principle. There was now am Nauteraal cry of distress In this country, attributed to over-ahuoileme, and thus alb ibuted whilst the wretched peasantry of Ireland, who contributed to produce it, were perishing in the midst of phny. He thought aothisig less satielatiory ever was °Riled than the ease apposed to the motion of his Noble Friend ; for, as he before observed, it would enable the House to judge if the Ministers bad done their duty : if they had dune it, well ; if rot, it was thei dilly of the 'louse to interfere, it. order to wrest the Govern• sent out of kends that lead so grossly entsconducted it. he Earl of LIMERICK explained. Lord ELLENROROVtIH did not know oa what grounds the Noble Earl (Limerick) hail come to the coneluiion that Government had done much : to fain the fact was the object of the motion, and he iliciefore trusted bus Noble Fitend would carry it to a ilivisi .... , as it was extremely do. *liable to Investigate to the bottom the conduct of Go_ imminent am it regarded Ireland. 'l - he Noble Earl hail con. Leaded that the inierfrri lice of Giiyeromeot. in Cases like this, +serialise' the principles of political teiummy ; but he (Lord Ellenborougli) should deplore the ?lissom of that knowledge now so generally if it were to arrest their L•irr'Alps' hands when millions wire rue Mate If starraton, II was impassible their Lordship' could forget the Art whirls they bail passed at the rommearement of t►e Amnion : never surely was there such an opporionity as the present of roue. Ireland, and ieste•dof toting 350,000/. for addiiisoa I force to he rest to that einintrs, ht shunld wrs'•t the suniiry were laid out in addition"! food. Nn eunside, ntion being a had precedent shosal dr►er, fur it would orof lace the people of Ireland that the Guy. rionesit, the said the country, felt for thews. The Earl of ELF.SINTON explained, that when Le said nothing was done for the relief of Ireland, be did net ■4 to include individuals; for the Committee sitting to the City, of which he was a Member, had already sent some arms of money to Clare and Limerick. The Earl of DARNLF.Y replied. He could not co nr er g to trust to the 'corral declarstiou of the Noble Earl (Limo pool), and mist therefore press his motion to a division, &IA las thought that, on totisider•Uor, the Noble Earl would hims-if consider that Coles newt.' owed it to He own bodkin r to give a more itatiasetory explanation ; and he trotted that if it were out graded, their Lwd•hips would feel it to tn. their duty to loing the 'object berme them giant and agai n . The Duke of WELLING ro:v begged to say a feu wort.. 11 appeared there ins a deficieney of the eri.p of potatoes, b u r or , tailor/ of rewind food, (toiler those tireitiustmicer„ what could Government du? It 'turgid naturally Ingoire, sod Audiag oLat uas the s•s•e of (sets, send money to relieve the &air. as ; and, as his Noble Friend had twee, Government had seta mum,. Another evil to be •pprr heeded was the deficiency of reed foe the ensuiog season; sad, as his Noble Friend bad Matti!, mesas had beg ta ask. i 4 lay the Government of Ireland to procure the aereasary sun. plies fur that purpose. He could nut Pee, therefore, soy utility in Ike motion. Lord HOLLAND said, the Noble Duke ■nd the Rabic Earl bad but ans•ered to one part of t►e eats. They said gooney bad beta seat if it wen so, why keep it g set,' V •1