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Nre , - -7 '-- ' '" ' '• --- 71.911r5/7 - PTlMlAlrwirtOrtriWlrkl/17 - IP , " ' : r . • - . Pr - 7 p J . 01 ''' \ °‘elsrl4A)e I - . . • . ' ... .17 /. es; 4,,, ....:'• ' ''.' '.., ." Z / tit „..e r I „: .. '1 ,7"41C.:355C1 • ' ft / ‘l 4l 111'0 '? 1,1e /If : • .., \ , • i t le l . .. -nts rile •e 111 ir Ilr e I i l /"" •- . • 0 ... ) . j . • seste,e. • ~,e: k...2A Mil 1 ~......./ err .:11 • .t , b --1 ti rt ..... ..... 1 , . i , - • ♦ -- , • - . a . - . . • - --- - Numsett 6109. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, 3, 1822. JULY PRlcf6 711. ____ _ - . - -__-_,_ , _ 11111123=r _____________-- r...--..---- ' 7 NEM THEATRR-ROYAL, HAY-MARKET. pATENT 51EILINO DAMASK.---That A CIDULATED ESSENCE of ANCHO. i/2 1 •"; ° -«-.- info, moot that yeaterd.y some of timer Lurd.bips exp....led NEVER ACTED . tru ly e l egant mad wiper,' Article is reeortomeaded to irMi. VI ES.-Tleiv uew Mode of preparing Anchovy Serra ; -7,- "".;•- ..0„ • -«-.- I t t " that the dilcusaion was 10 take place cos the Rill being corn * el : ei• ~* sniped, sod on as count of his absence the Cessamittee WA, EVENING, WEDNESDAY, July 3. the Nobility, Gentry, ace. furiiishieg or forming new F-ata. bring rmw bruseght to the moues' p•rfeetion, is respectfully I : T HIS will be performed a sew Comedy, i o three acts, called blishisents for ths Drawing-room. Dining room, Ate. which recommend e d to the Nobility and Gentry who are part isl llv i . 146_ .o, .e: e - "" proported till to-morrow. If that was the with of their 2 r. .... 4 n "" Lordships he was perfectly ready to make Ida statement i i i. JOHN BUZZBY : for elreance and durability is equal to th e Most reedy silk to an aril fl , soul which LAZENBY aril SON pre came ;7 . : a ' . re re i .,j morrow. He iacrely Shrew out these suegestioiss to eleable or satin damask ; the erring, Patentees of which have just to hope will give general eatibfaaioti, as it is out liable to ' o - Or, ADAM 'S PLEASURE. ~: i ... . , him to know what o ert the wishes of their Lordships as fa Illaished Ilse most splendid collections ever exhibited, sad at a tarn rancid whet 'opened. ~;* r. re- I *hat stare of the Bid she dotruaiitot ought I. take place. The Principal Chs lets by Meeses. Taney. Jones, John. - 2 ! se ' very considerable . redaction in price. To be bad gentsine It is prepared wily at. Lagenhee, N 0.6, Haws . rd street, ......% 1, 1 :.1 Younger, W West ()sherry, Taileure Hammond, Mrs. big, • , mil, of Richards and Co. Furniture Printers, 37, Oxford. Portman-square. The Label of emeh Bold, is ' , gee d ~„ . .... - tfohneou, Mies Boyce, Mrs. Pearce, Mrs. Clsatterley. of 45 2 tY 8 I ll i The rod ef LAUDERDALE ( era we anderktood him) .aid that he thought the discusaiou bad better talus place At doe street, three door below Newatanattreet. " Elizabeth Lakenby,"" same as the Harvey's Solace. el , no • 4 ..: c. "- n - ••• 1 Previous to the Comedy, - a i THE MOGUL TALE. I.T. ~ • a Noble Karl gorse tutu the Cuesnsiltee, there could be AS The hfogol, Mr. Younger ; Omar, Mr. Baker; Dr Pedant, PARLIAMENTARY PAPEKS RELATING TO THE BUDGET. ..„: 3.1 • e i . ...4 c to ite f et/jet-rote to its brine postponed to a retire slay. Mr. Williams; Johnny Adroit, Mr. °sherry. Irene, Mrs :e" 1' a * ea ea 3 The Earl of LIVERMD. then snored, that they shosilti -mire o e. . • • en into the Committee on Friday next, instead of to - morrow) Heavy; Fauny, Mrs. Tayleure. a. 1 r Z. .8 g 3 6 To mocha& with the Minim' Entertainment of SUPPLY. W AYS AND MEANS. ii • 3 1 ..; R ~ • '3 ..• sod that the third reading should he pomporied Gum Friday THE AGREEABLE SURPRISE. 1821 i A' Int. 18'11. 1822. f. is= - „,., ~,i -• e .11, 1 to Monday nett, and that their Lordiehips should be swa rm Felix Friendly, Mr. Williams; Compton, Mr. Ward; 8,736,092 Army ... - ee" 4 ( ea a ic 4 mooed foe Friday next.-Ordered. Emmet, Mr. Henry; Chicane, Mr. Younger; Liars, Mr. --- Extra express iv 1 220,000 fl 4,000,000 Annual Texts a o 6ai. i The Petitions presented by Earl Grey were then read sod Liston. Laura , Mrs. Garrick; Mr.. Cheshire, Illis. Pearce; Ireland 1,501,000 Tea Duties . 1: I ; . n l 2 ~ •••• 1 . •• •••• 3 - as s laid on the table. --. 7.1126 060 2001 1 00 Lottery • , 200,000 -xi2 5 Z. f ft S . :-3 MA RRIAGE AST AMEN DM ENT BILL (PETITIObiS). Cowslip, Mrs. Tayleure. . 5,480.000 163,400 o'4 Sith es .."..... - 141.000, .t r i 2r. 3 .1 . ~,i - , 0 % / -,1 Lend 11 fOW ELL pi (vented a Petition from Willisie Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Mamlagham, at 0 ,202 685 Nary 1,196.101 Ordnance - <: " c ;.i -4: 3 23;4 F.etelor, ace of the Proctors of Doctors' COllllllone, raves she Theatre, of whom Private 110Xei may be bad, nightly. ro 0 i 1,893,3416 5et0re1tametm5............, 1,550.600 I able by Enure. f.* A. _ re" a, that the Bill might not be passed tato a law-which be '3 2 1 To-easerow, the Pare* of Wes Weather. Extra ezpenee ia Deleted.. 150,000 Repaymeat by Commissioners) ._ - a _ i i.a •,, moved should be read. it appeared from the Petition that -- -- - 1,700.000 114,470 for Dossing Exchequer Bills for 1- 110,000 0 .I.' : .E. ..= .-- . I I a z a -. se.- 2 la . cat F. - a a. Augustine Frederick Height had intermartied with Sarah TIIIATRS-ROYAL, RAtiiISH OPERA -MUUSE, ) El aai4 . ' F. : t f : :- c' 9 i, : 1 1 g ii. . 8 7. ... i.. , , Ji e: ' s iii f i a :l tr iac ta:ei w sr it sn is u je; k : A a n ot :: : : : : be e. l l l :ln sa ks tig n be i e . ;:w i r n. j a 3 rg s: it e rh y k p ea : K T b r ea d i t iw y b u a l t r s ier 2 b l na l ry d is ai s a be s;u tv i l f;:: l g t li d .. , Greenwich Hospital, Out•Feosiouers 310,000 Public Works r, f. z STRAND, 81,63 d Surplus Ways awl Mesas, 1810. it I: t THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, July 3, 18,1 , 1 7 50 - t 14.815.000 ------ • E _...,i.,.c or , I i t' g-: ; 5 will be acted the popular Comic Opera, called 1,000,000 Interest osi Exchequer 13.11 s - 14. C.' ° C.) ". ..... '.) FREE AND EASY. 291,606 By payments for tree vicra charged upon 13,000,000 Sinking Fund Loan .. 7,500,000 gr . E ~.. is ,-..„. 4. 1§ ill proceedings in the Ecclesiastical Conti, to set aside the 1 fir Joker F reeman , Ar. Wreoch ; Mr. Charles Courtly, Mr. the aids of the year, bat not spe -461,539 Rank of Ireland, hermit of Capital. • ai i 2 t t . '' 3 .... ... 530.000 r j " t j p s l i. 2 8 .. ... I. marriage, and had (downed a senteace to that effect, but Hordes; Ralph, Mr. J. Keight ; Michael, Mr. Wilkinson. easily voted. Emit India Company .. oii as ,f is e - A . from which sentence Sarah Wen had appealed, which Ire, et the Petitioner, believed wars fur the putties. that it might be Mrs. Charlotte Courtly Dint time), Miss Pcorey ; Eugenia --.- Comm osioners for Payments on al , I (lust time), Miss Carew; Gertrude, Min Kelly. 19,398,856 17,815,000 count of Half.pay, Prasiour, &r. 6 , 450 . 990 Sums receivable by the Coalbsissionet • for she Redectiou of eettBelne° bY the event Bill. REDUCTION OF DEBT. The Earl of LAUDERDALE mirk he had • Petition from After Wadi (3d time), au entirely New Operetta, called 83,580 Uftelaineeil Dividends, &c. the National Debt in Greet Britain and Ireland, in the LOVE AMONG THE ROSES; lean,ooo iSinkrug Food on Ell . 290,1100 82 lulerest on Laud Tax. year mobile sth July, 1822 • and an Estimate of the Some the Proctor of the Lady, praying that the Bill might pee* Or, THE MASTER - KEY. i chequer f1i115....... which will be received by them in the year ending Stb July, iota a law. He staled, that the lady was the widow of • Prlattipal Characters by Mr. Bartley, Mr. W. Bennett, Mr. To pay Holders of S per t 1,111,000 20,104,801 1823. includtog the Seals set spirt to pay Life Atrocities, respectable surgeon, and after his decease carried on the C. nip.... to improve her trade In straw hate, where she met Mr. Au. Wreath, Mr. J. Bleed, Mr. Wilkieson, and Miss C.araw. -..c 290,456 DeAcieeey of Ways sod Means, 1821. and 11 per cent. tau outstending Exchequer Bills. Deficieacy of Ways and I 290,4b6 By Increase of Usfrus4ed Debt 1 831,670 Sums applicable to the To conclude with the Melodram a, in two acts, called Me •os, 1821........ fgoatee Frederick Knight, who represented biseselfto be of full THE MILLER'S MAID. ...---- --...--___. ,-,..--- ......4......-............, 20,395,257 21,172,670 Purchase of age, end they *es e married at Dover by li cense ü b la i ue d b y the The Miller, Mr. Hanley; George, Mr. T. P. Conte; T ots ! for Redeselion of Debt Giles Mr. Emery; Malty, hlr. Wilkinson ; Old Greeter, 700.400 Reduction of Uurnaded Debt DEBT. 1821. Stock and to Sinking Total. had borne him • child, mid was now prepaid of soother by him. The Noble Earl coeschaded by moving that the Pelt- Mr. Rowbotham. Dame, Mrs. Grove; the Miller's Maid, Excheqtier Bills.. Mlle Kelly. 20,395,156 21,106,466 Exchequer Bills i t r ot ,: jp n . b re s e t i t o LORDi : t t d c 1 b . e u • ere CHANCELLOR a is the theiiitlno w m a e s ed o . f ibe op t in i e t u e n iee s m s the het re ef - . • -- aeries. Doors open at Ralf-past Six-Performance heights at 1841. 17. fended. 36,200,000 ORKAT DRITAIN. -....---.. -, - Seven -Seeped Price at Nine. Exchequer Bills 29,000000 ending L. L. f. Teomorrow, Love Amuug the Roses, and other Entertain- Irish Treasury Bills Weis. Bills fur P u bl i c W or k s an d Ch urc h es 368,330 Jely 5........ 1822 4,103305 12.500,000 16 603,105 from being of opinion that it would not affect the appeal • but from what had been stated by the Noble Lord, their ' 1813 5,038,031 '9,750,04)0 14,786,03 f llih of THIS MONTH (July). - IRILAWD, (cc.) 30,368 330 Lordships were to expect that the Lady would be soon in I &J. SIV EW a IGH 1' have greut pleasure io By Increase of Unfunded Debt ...... the stray .-( A laugh.)-As nee Petition bad been read, ttli • offering to their Friends and the Public an emporia- July b....-. . 1821 312.228 351,615 664.843 --be thought the other ought ; but be was far from thinkiing that they ought to be r teed, as they were not the reu nify of gaining the TEN CAPITAL PRIZES sots to be 36,200,000 1823 395,824 197,384 603,208 times the First Day (111th last.), at the followiug trifling __ _ . I.IWITED KINGDOM. Ilona of the individuals but of their Proctors. Risk, viz.am .The year ending Th. Petition was Mira read. A Whole Ticket only 11. ISa. Abstract of the Net Product of the !Demme, of Great Britain and Ireland, is the Years ceding sth J y, July 5........ 1522 4.415,333 12.852.615 17,142,948 1823 5,433,855 10,047,384 15,481,239 The Earl of LAUDERDALE said it was • hard case on the Lady that all the prospects of her life should be &rap. Half - ll. S. I Eighth .....7.. fld. 1817, 1818, 1819, 1820, 1811, and 1812. Note--The Sicking Fund provided by the East India ;misted sad she encumbe red with two chikketa on account Quarter l3s. I Sixteenth.. 46. Year, eadmi the toe of January, Company on account of Loan, per S 1 Geo. 111. C. 135, is not of the perjury of her baalmed. All Purchasers, after talieg the Chance of the Thu Day, Lill be allowed to rehire their Tie kets or Shares (at any time 1817. 1818. 1819. 182° ' . 1821 ' I°29 ' included in the above statement, and which amounted in the GREAT BRITAIN. ----- -.......- The Emil of LIVERPOOL said it would be bitter if ea or berme 16th J•ty), WIIKTIIIIII °MAWR DR UNDKAWK, yea. ending lbe sth July,l£o32, to 110,8201. al the above very trifling Reduction. The Scheme contains - - L. L. 1.. L. L. L. • their Lordships were to coalesce the Petitions as not re. TWO. :.. .• •.• • of 3 0 , 00 01. C usto ms (Appendix No. 1 .) 1822, 7,500,0001 previously to the sth April, 1813. Lord STOWELL and the Earl of LAUDERDALE them TWO of 20,0001. Excise 5,949,721 6.337,421 6391,170 6,180 52 6,151.347 6,108,640 Ts el et e ' is 21 withdrew the Petitions besides other Capitals of 1,0001., 1,0001, &e. &co Consols Stamp. 1,426.000 1.338,000 1.339,01 1,475. 1,389 , 000 1,518 , 000 I ; I s ..2 .. i., sad Mosey, and Not Two Blanks to • Prize-Tickets and Post-office r. = 3 " • . P. 7. I "22: i ciit OD a, OD , MARRIAGE ACT AMENDMENT BILL. sham are Selling as J and J. Sivewasore. Offices, Assessed Taxes - 31 ii. -Lord ELLENBOROUGH moved the Order of the Day 37, Coamstri, 138 , 11ITMAIIILIT, Land Tax . I I ..-, ..- -: ?,., t• * 4 L.; e Fr 4 8 2 lea f ‘ii - a si to be read for their Cort•tispie being semenereed for the Dili .1 245.193 445,404 282,673 308,812 215.355 223,430 11, Hoututs, Corner of Coventry-street, M loeelloo'oee (Appendix No . 4) l -- ,:" :: f 4 1. :fig. ' ::i::. 2 t 7 1::el reading of the above Bill, which being dose, where they sold ALL the 20,0001. Prizes in aea emit Lottery, Property Tax Lend STOWELL ruse and strongly opposed the non and le their last Contract 4,421, • Prise of 15,0001. ---- -- .........-- - -- l!)= a ' w te:t et et a c 2 nullity principle. T g ls r e ee pr e i c iri i p b t e e t obfernduletert.yeeweeaseestrorwm7 be Total Net Beirease of Great Britain, inclodiag Pro- . .; !.. - .4 et ik at ce es„ as ea, or_ diseuatioued on the • p art y Tax and War Duty Os Malt LAW BOO K S ADAPTED FOR THE CIIICUIT, 1 . I.: "a" 2 .4 .1. .2 r• s' - . 4. 0 . - t=.«.:Zi zr. P. . til se.7,i.t . tzi did out &my that cases of haidethip might have occurred, D. duct Receipt upon Property and War Doty on Pnbilebsid indocile! by J. and W. T. CLARK E, Law Book- Malt - al hut they wire by au means so nuinerous as had bees smite. sellers, Puttegabstreet, Limeade's lust. __- ----.-. -- 0.. i. s 2 The la. as it would stead after the passing of thi s Bill, " A ..4 I L • 'voted operate as a premium to &de/enterers, and won 2 1. Total Net Revenue of Great Britain, exclusive 01 • LAW OF EVIDENCE. Property Tax aid War Duty on Malt vt aftgAA§ lead, use the p let of the female, to elopement. and desertion This day is published, in ttro. price Ills. 9 n ..• se C le es .z. el by the man. The Noble mad Learned Lord coucluded by :le_ 6, 2 "3 :7! . 2_ ..! s 7 g e t ir),; sir Si F. & f ..,,iu t that the best claire be left out. COMFENDIU NI of the LAW of EVI- IRELAND. . = It T. 1 "x, fi -eve el are et 4 e" et lt.ix ' Lord ELLENBOROUGH defended the clause. He had A DENCE. Frfsh Edition, with large Additions. - ....o cerw-a--of By THOMAS PEAKS , berjeant at Lew. Coatems 1 7,1. I "1.6 .F, ea .- - the authority of the Le/steed Prelates opposite fur the loin 11. Excise and Asseentd Taxes .. : ciple „deal • loaning, mire solemnised ought to he ineharriu ble. The Noble nod Learered Lord thought the Bill wuntl Stamps 501,441 610,266 509.039 482,470 407,4111 400.827 ;g.2=2,2Ztleg Is two large volumes, royal Syn. price V. 111 s. ate. =4Cw.N.I. be a premium to adventurers• but to tar fi om it, if be crisp- Poet office ..; As ABRIDGMENT of the LAW of NISI MIMS. a - 7. , t : ...; ...- : tciis.: as ..0.; -: &silted a peijury to mtais ' his object, the Bill cant ouly Miseellasteues - ; . 1 ...... g:..; z t ..n. z 4 . . c o si.. w si ...-. Fifth Edition, with Additions. By Wm. Selwyn, Eq. Bar- would de price him of hie mile, but word him to Burley -.--- --...--- --- Tr. 6 I :"--.: 3 t -. .e 7 •:. 4- - ..e: al a ei Bay for his life. The Noble anal Leaned Lout seemed to ruler at Law Ills Total Net Reyes*, of Ireland - = ea i 607 V i") .. 71 4 . . CRIMINAL LAW. -- -- ---- -- -- " i t - .O. 4 , think that marriage. were not buirmamed for the saitafaction of the parties, but of their parents, to whom •lone he look. Total Net R of Great Britain and Ireland,. In . 3 . In Iwo vols. Ivo price II 44. in hoard', It " Mr=1,11741:4:3 cat, and nut to the happiuess of the hushaud soil wife. The .... . A ... p m. eluding Property Tax sad War Doty on Malt.... 61,758,16) 51,678,249 53,578,054 52,419,68654,022,714 54,980,837 m o t . a " g.. ••• a - es., go, mse = ft. .13 W ' ...i .. L ., ... • , , , , ~. d i 4 . 9 . . uppordoin of the Notate awl Leareed LurJ was extremely A TREATISE en CRIMINAL PLEA DlNce. en _ Deduce Receipt arta Properly mid War Duly on m .I I ',73 e.t 2:sEnz7 2 aa.ural; it was to be expected Rut lit hie little in the temp, Oedema of ladoclineola, Special Pleas, ike. adapted to Prim .. 12,767.524 2,330,531 503,631) 166,001 30,780 34,234 e tire. Second &lir is, rich Addittous. By Thomas Staab, M al t • 4: a :.:. , a . e; Met c.. re Mit he would form opietions &tierces from Ilia majority. --- -...-...-. -- --- ____ -; i a., 3 C. •C: C•.‘ r, ta w 4.z ce 0 it Lincoln's Is., Esq , Barrister at Law.oThe LORD CIIANCELLOR said, it appeared the Nobte • Total Net Revenue of Great Britain end Ireland. .- IV. E.:Assisi. ref Pen mare. aial Wl• MA Ir no MAU _ AC 0011 ANT I All 247.71 53 011 lIN AO 05.1 it,&,..1 COll 05 A a[ co.; aria u re I aet eiretereeaccto . ,.. Lord had area a ere.' deal of lire acmes-f1...55ki...,-h.it maw- - _ ____ NUMBER 6109. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1822. _-- NEW THRATRRROYAL, HAY-MARKET. P ATENT SiEItINO DAMASK.---That A CIDULATgI) ESSENCE of ANCHO. i / NEVER ACTED. truly elegant sad superb Article i s recommea d e d t o CIL VIES.-Thi s n e w M o de of preparing Anchovy S ar re ; i THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, July 3 , the Nobility, Gentry. &e. furisishiag or forgoine new Ewa- belay Rovell,runght to the geentest perfection, is respectfully 1 3 will be performed a sew Comedy, in three acts, called blishisents for the Dragging-room, Dining moons, Ate. which reconametol,d to the Nobility and Gentry who are partial I 2 JOHN BUZZBY : ter elreance and durability is equal to the aunt cosily silk to an told fl , tad which LAZENBY aril 913 N presume Or, A DAY'S PLEASURE. or satin damask ; the original Pitentees of which have just to hope will give general salibfaaioti, as it as out liable to '`3 - 2 The Principal Characters by Ihteses. Tory. Jones, John. flaisbed the most splendid cullectio• ever exhibited, and at a tarn rancid whets 'opened. ,„, a . lt very considerable redaction in price. To be had gentiine It is prepared wily at Lagenhee, N 0.6, Edward street, a t,, Younger, W West , ()sherry, Taileure Hammond, Mrs. lee, • oat, of Richards sad Co. Furniture Printers, 3t, Oxford- Portman-square. The Label of each Bool e i s ' , gee d Sebneon, M u ss Boyce, Mrs. Pearce, Mrs. diatterley.m e , street, three doors below Newagan.street. " Elizabeth Lakenby,o same as the Harvey's Sewer. Previous to the Comedy, t 7 , • THE MOGUL TALE. a- , The Mogul, Mr. Younger; Oilier, Mr. Baker; Dr Pedant, PARLIAMENTARY PAPEKS RELATING TO THE BUDGET. ...e: Mr. Williams; Johnny Atkins , Mr. ()storey. Irene, Mies >" Henry; Fansy, Mrs. Tayleure. sonar n To coarlode with the Musical Entertainment of SUPPLY. WAYS AND MEANS. 0..! a THE AGREEABLE SURPRISE. 1821 t t 1821. 1821. 1922. -°`o Six Felix Friendly, Mr. Williams; Compton, Mr. Ward; 8,736,092 Army 1,5 terse, Mr. Henry; Chicane, Mr. Younger; UDEN M r . --- Extra riraiill Li} 220,000 t 4,000,000 Annual Texts h . Mrs. baton. Lycra. Mrs. Garrick; M. Cheshire, Mee. Pearce; Ireland 1,501,000 Tea Duties 00,000 .L -. Cowslip, Mrs. Tayleure. -....-. 7.(42S 000 200 000 Lottery 4 .. 200,000 l ' z Pisces for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Massinehana, at 0 . 2 82 805 Ns?) 1,195.101 Ordaance - < '• the Theatre, of whom Private &met maj be ba d, n i g htl y. 600,000 1,893,39Winee11ameam5............ 1,550.000 able by Feature. .; .2 Torawarrow, the Pare* of Wet Weather. Extra expense in Isolated.. 150,000 Repaymeat by Commissioners) .„. -, - ---- -- THRATRS-ROYAL, L, RAVI:ISM OPBRA-HOUSE, 1,700.000 114,470 for i;rasingExcheepter Bills for:- 110,000 0 .1t STRAND, Greenwich Hospital, Out. Pensioners.. 310,000 Public Works S il7 THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, July 3, -- 18,1 , 1 7 5 , 3 - , 16.815.000 _ 2_l,63ttSurplus Myr sad Mesas, 1820. o. t., F. i will be acted the popular Comic Opera, called 1,000,000 Interest oa Exchequer 1341 s FREE AND EASY. 291,606 By payments f o r *eeri e r ' , c h arge d upon -a 13,000,000 Shaine Fund Loan .. 7,500,000 4 4 ti Sir Jobs F erecisc , Ar. Wrench ; M r . Charles Courtly, Mr. the aids of the ye ar , bat not spe -461,539 Bank of Ireland, iarresse of Capital. ....,- ... . ( . 5 - Bartley; Ralph, Mr. J. Kedah! ; Michael, Mr. Wilkiosoo. cially voted. Mrs. Charlotte Courtly (Ent time), Miss Povey ; Eugenia ---- - East India Cowmen,. (lust time), Miss Carew; Gertrude, Mimi Kelly. 19,308,856 17,815,000 Commissioners for Payments on at , 6,450.000 After latch (3d time), as entirely New Operetta, called REDUCTION OF DEBT. Count of Half.pay, Peasioue, &r. c 83,580 Uftelainsed Dividends, de. Sun th LOVE AMONG THE ROSES; v 90,000 5 Sinkiug Fund us El . 290,1100 82 luterest on Laud Tax. ye Or, THE MASTER-KEY. / chequer Ri115.... - I , - PrlattiyalClutraciers by Mt. Bartley, Mr. IV. Bennett, Mr. To pay Holders of S per? 1,101,000 20,104,801 If Wreath, Mr.!. Bland, Mr. Wilkisson, and Miss Carew. Ciao .. '• 1 290,456 DeAcieoey of Ways sad Means, 1821. as To conclude with the Melo-drsma ' in two sets, called Defiriesey of Ways and } ..... By Increase of Usfereted Debt 1 831,670 THE MILLER'S MAID. M.•os, 1821........ 290,440 --•---• millm... The Muller, Mr. Bartley ; George, Mr. T. P. Cooke ; Total for Redaction of Debt Giles, Mr. Emery; Malty, Mr. Wilkinson; Old Grimier, 700 400 Reduction of Uufusded Debt DEBT. 1821. Mr. Rowbotham. Dame, Mrs. Grove; the Miller's Maid, altos Kelly. 20,395,156 23,196,466 Detonate Bills Doses open at Half-past Six-Performance begins at 1841. 17afended. gt. - - fleven-Secoad Price al Nine. Exchequer Bills 29,000 000 36,200,000 e Tomorrow, Love Arnim( the Roses, end other Entertain- Irish Treasury Bills meta. Bills fur P u blic W o rks sad Ch urc h es 368,330 * Jo 111th of THIS MONTH (July). -- I &J. SIVEWRIGHT hare great pleasure in By Increase of Unfunded Debt .. ttll • offering to their Friends and the Public as opportu. 831,670 The 000200 Ji , city of gaining the TEN CAPITAL PRIZES ruse to be -- alma the First Day (16th last.), at the folluwiug trifling 36, We Rub, via. A Whole Ticket only IL 18.. Abstract of the Net Product of the Reentries of Great Britain and Ireland, in the Years ceding sth 1 y, Jt Half - lf. Sta. I Eighth . ... .7e. Id. 1917, 1818 , 1819 , 1820, 18'21, and 1022. Quarter IS.. Sixteenth.. 4s.N All Purchasers, after talieg the Chance of the Flied Day, Tenni 'rodeo the Sty of January, hill be allowed to reined their Tee kets or Shares (at any time 1817. 1818. 1819. 1820. 1821. 18ts .. . Con .inci , ea or berme 26th July), Wlll'llllll °MAWR MI UNDILAWII, GREAT BRITAIN. ---- ----- - at the above very trifling Redaction. The Scheme contains - - L. L. 1.. L. L. L. yego • TWO. :.... • •• of 30,0001. Cashing (Appendix No. I.) 1811 TWO of 20,0001. Excise 'resides other Copitale of 1,0001., 1,0001, fkc. Ac. Console Stamp - sad Mosey. aad Not Two Blanks to a Prise-Tickets and Post-office MUM are Selling at J aad .1 Sivewasottu'a Omces, Assessed Taxes 37, Coartotri., I ", iIITNARICIT, Land Tax 11, HoLsotte, Corner of Coventry-street, Miscellaneous (Appendix No. 4) 245,193 445,404 282,673 308,812 215.355 223,430 ahem they sold A It.. the 20,0001. Prizes in ari rent Lottery, Property Tax audio their last Contract 4,421, • Prise of 25,0001. ---- -- ..-....-- - -- Total Net Bevenae of Greatßritain, includiag Pro- LAW BOOKS ADAPTED FOR THE CIIICUIT, pert; Tax and War Duty Oa Malt D. duct Receipt upon Property and War Duty on Pablishislind mild by J. and W. T. CLARKE, Law Book- Malt sellers, Puitagal-street, Liaeola's lush - - -- -. , I. Total Net Revenue of Great Britain, exclusive 01 I.AW OF EVIDENCE. Prupeity Tax sad War Duty on Malt I Thies day is published, is Bro. pries Ills. A COM I' ENDIU NI of the LAW of EVI- IRELAND. • DENCE. Paola Edition, with large Additions. - • By THOMAS PEAKS, tierjeaut at Ls,. Cartons - s 11. Excise and Assessed Taxes t. Is two liege volumes, royal Syn. price V. Is.. Stamps 502,441 620,266 509.039 482,470 407,1114 400.827 IP As ABRIDGMENT of the LAW of NISI PRIGS. Post office Miscellatieurs rs Fifth Edition, with Additi.ns. By Wm. Selwyn, Esq. Bar !.• sista at Las ' 111 Total Net Restore of Ireland ---- --..--- - - 4,397,481 4,448,167 4,684,520 4,349,077 3,705,256 4,103,931 CRIMINAL LAW. -- -- - -- -- 3' In two vols. 8.•0 price It 4e. in board', Total Net R of Great Britain and Ireland,. in A TREATISE co CRIMINAL PLEADING, with Pre- eluding Property Tax sad War Duty on Malt.... 61,758,161 51,678,249 53,578,054 52,419,68654,022,714 54,989,837 0 Wrote of Indictment., Special Pleas, 8:r. adapted to Prue- Deduct Receipt upon Property aged War Duty tai. Malt tire. Second Erbil tie, with Additious. By Thomas Starkie, w e at Lincoln's lan, Esq , Barrister at Law. -- -- -...----.- --- - ____ h. IV. Total Net Revenue of Great Britain and Ireland. ot In moat Aro. nrire 11 de_ exclusive of Property sod War Duty as Ma1t...... 49,900,837 49,347,71/ 53.011,415 :4,253,675153,991,934, 51,955,603 LorJ ELLENBOROUGH &feuded the clause. He hal the sothority of the Learned Pselairs oppuoite for the loin. ciple ,that a marriage ours solemnised ought to he ind•sabbi ble. The Noble kid Lesrsied Laid thought the Bill wool I be a premium I. adveuturers; Lot so lar Amu it, if be c. to milted a pojery to auks his object, the Bill not Only would &km him of hie poise, hut semi him to Homey Bay for his life. The Noble and Learned Lord seemed to thistk that Tea were NM soleamstsed fur the satisfactom of the parties, but of their paresis, to skim alone he !wak ed, and kit to the happiness of the huahaud and wife. Tbe °epos...maul the Noble sod Leaned LorJ was extremely nkural; it was to be expected that !iliac little is the wow, be would form opikobs J Bereat from lb* majoray. The LORD CHANCELLOR said, it appeared she Noble Lord bad see a great deal of the world—(Laughter:—but he aboulJ like to kilos ou what asstisonsy be quoted the o w . won of the Ilevcreud Prclates, as favourable to the Hilt. He sushi ask these K d P“lke• whether ail mar. Lips bad 'lure 1754, in which the pelts knew they lied hot the coastal of the father, should by this Act be oi..da valid I T. la royal Sm. prier 11 4.. DIGEST of the NISI PRIUS REPORTS, with Note, sod tefereoces, and root, original Cows, astray collected is the Mauro Circuit. Second Eilitiwo with very great kilditioos. OMR Illioning, Esq. of Liocold's 100, Surister at Law. Total Net Reweave of Great Britain sod Ireland. exclusive of Property and War Duly The Irish and Portages's, Papaws, for the Isla from the Siasesseut or the &Wish Reverts.; and Smola'', Wars and A.usy Half P4y oa account of 1 49,990,63:1 rest us Aril ihe Advance Great &Ilan sa.oi 1,4151 D.bts, pap '52,253,67, able to Gra sod Excise klemest of t 153,901,9341 •t Britain, Rrarritie I tar. limey 151,955,601 are excluded of Ireland for I 00 00 •P &MA = • I . 0 .000 -- 0010 WOGZCOZZOC lb it respective rs oat of It is, •re feelr•l Cueluio; tol as ljpr Mal IMPERIAL P4RLIA.NENT. 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Ihe Nu. ble Earl then stated that he was of opinion that any sites is the Corn Laws would only leer ace the uurerhiety. He bad siren notice some time azo to lb. it Lordships of a motion be proposed to make relative to agricultural distress; the object of his motion would hate lino for the 'nice ion of texts, hat he did not b.ing forward his promi-e I motion on account of the promised peovi nous lid I out to the other House of Parliament. He wished it to be understood by their Lurdships, that it was sot the reduction of 1,1% , * pro. Wier I by the Hoare be had alluded to that yoerenteil him from bringing farmyard his morten, fur he lo eked upon that ri lief tit a juggle; but the reason why he d.d slut Iona: it forward was, that at the present time hr contidered it would be of no use; but if something more was not dune for the reduction of taxes than the proposed measures, the 111104. queues would be that the landed property would be reoir.v.il trent the hands of Its present possessors into the h marl. of where who might nut afford the same guars itee to the St ite. He concluded by saying, that when be made this statement that he d d sot to the proposed measured of his Ma. jesty's Government onAsi• nth; ct. :.- The Earl of LIVERPO(.I.. considered that it was highly peeper that the Noble Earl should hese the opportunity of stating why he dropped hi. motion; hot whenever he b, ought it forward, be (the Earl of Liverpool) would be ready nod able to defined the conduct of his Majesty's Fituiptert. There wee so was who would deplore the change of lauded pro perty from the beads it was in than he would, or could per. cries t►e danger of it mo.e; but he was Out so despuadisg as the Noble Earl, for be hoped by degrees Hist the land holders world get fete a wholesome state. He wished to make a few observations as to what pawed yesterday to his altiterer, relative to dm Cora Bill. It was well !twate to their Lordships, on oho second reading of the Bill, he was fully ready to make a statement to explain the swore and the roustsiarares of t►e Bill; butt to Intel the convenience uf sewers! Noble Lord, he had pat off the diersassne omit lie thittl tea ling, which was audit.' Fraley seal. Us was mac.. - -r~-~►•:;~,: Lmd . ELLENHOROUGH explains& The Bishop of LA NDAFF was f isle to the res. 'license part of the Hill, but had beard *Witco at to or kg bun doubt the advaidace of the retruspective part. Lord ELLENBOIIOI2GIi said, cie Her. Prelate sp. proved of the prospective part of the Rill, lied he (Lord Elleaborough) toonotled glottis f.ir reasouitig the sitcom clause mum also be rowelled. Lord HOLLAND said, the Nubile and Learned 1 toed spoke of ibis Att as repealing the aurirut law id the woo try, by which he MUM the Alarnsge Art of 1754; the Ocular pibtriple which that Aet went 1., remedy booed to the world till the CUlduCil ut Treat, mud ....t hawses htf, till 1754. For Ina sill, lie piufrssrd hr 1 04. always feel she otation granulite to Slit Nuirle Lord fi. va, - nig •pplerii his amid to this subject. He should suppoit the elause. Tut question was then put and lb, clause was caerte.t washout a sisoisiuu. Tue LORD CILANCELLOR then move!' an awed .1.1. t to the retrospective clause, which wovitted that 054. ti.,;:.. had It, hiernef. where the parties ktiew that the cutite..s the 11111/111We tattier had nut been obtaiued, 5114•11111 Out Is., &towel valid. Lurl ELLEN BOROUGH objected the &Messily of prim ing the pathless' knowledge that the eouteut (.11 the lather twist out beets obtained The LORD CHANCELLOR pe.eisted is his 'mewl weld, aad She queoliun le lot put— The Esti of LIVERPOOL .al.l, though be wig not frieudly lu establesbn.g 10. y niair.ge "'terse euals urreGio peedier, )4rt I.e could 110 •g.ce 14./ carry thst pr.u.iple 'me Lks Lack as 70 year•. 1 be If toe.e ILIi divided, rhea ther e a r p ean -d_ nallmAimemiturm ApulAiIL Major ly lite LORD CHANLIA.LOR cal:nl the alumnae' of the Hamm to the Deal priutae, •itch eppeart to Yana to ba abealettly neepasoyi— " Proridatt also, that aolvrilbstalullat any thins' im thus Act cotatatatid, all awl cart) 5(11, reeds, ruairacia, ruove)- saes.; aster stein., out as.araisers of any real or persuual priority, Ur 411 say palate, richt, lulu, us isilrerst lhortio 1100eCtiVell, Ilibtdi laciest tar raisin of this A 0 bars beau ti : -i.;~ i i 4 f L a ..: 2. 0 126 w...: lb .2 i', 0i lii. - 1 .!