The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-06-24 00:00:00

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June tt, 1112 E • Of that gvereuelt' y whit* kerelefore etertied a eorshleeldelo 1 PAINTERN in WATER cototyas WILL CLOSE THE COOK r if DI It ECTO It 'S el she pw4 of the Ow m+ 4 .PoPoillioo, foMpl• the f° ll2^6 ° 46 gt• 4 4 T HIS EVENING. MONDAY. Jithri 24, will at the Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly, next SATURDAY. .11. unvgitNon so COMPANY of the BANE if de"'" l6 l e•r• be acted lthakspeeres Tragedy of CO V LSI' FIELDING, Secretary. ENCipaiN D glee Nell& I this view they present l e der pehlie mete estertertoilf CYMBELINE. :. , • • Admittatme Is. Catalogue 61. The; proposals in ell. sealed Hp ( w ith t h e K amen e g letters, addremed to the Colombia hultipeesess of treepootan Beitsum.tCynthellec, Mr. Egertite 1 Polydere i Mik. Abbett; o----. -- t h e parties proposing *m e i on th e ww t.i t i„) • wi ll b e re . bible, esti which are het apt , efocati,of a esetfiltude tetrads the eeived by the Seeseteei set we before FRIDAY, the Illish Coo"lakwo s " dor ri . rrinut 7 r,.....i. Mr. Denims ; note*. Mr. Purley: M'CIP' O I 1 1 1 •• . OS %lOR AMA.--A change will lake niece on ga.,,,n1,,,_ .imouit, at Twelve o'Ckerh, from tomb pentium as sag .11* • ?awn BA 'IVRY. 4 1, , rt n ew4 Laosatea Pusamolivel. Mr. Maire` d f ; -•—• - C the to of July The Views of JERITAALEOL CIR. .... • winteg in supply the Milk with Tree are by the leaf retinae serer mites tlonsinta yeedgem M. Comore. • • ' . TRA, the Lake of Geneva, and the Hante..o in the resit • I . fl uv GA Lugo sr sPEPtimicervett., •. • • tato, 5rpi..4..4 so a fund of W. 3L ittelottiosg the UWE Yet Rosteos•—hteltiess, Mr. Twin: Coss Lorries, Mr. Yetis: . Tritium, wit! be removed. These of Monet Vireorroa, the . ..... 1, Toti.fie., sod the isiolor of Si. poires, aim rsmaaio, toeeAelirered st pert+ sad I. onautities the Pardeetwe hem &WOW (mita your beureirdeut Society ; a n d three maids Queen, Mee. Feneit ; leasieth Miw M . Tree.. Uwewhich may be intewstspoo application at the Secretive& moat elapse before tarty of them will be e1e5144.11 eir , eseaUy ' neve,' this last View has bees seen by upward " of slue After obit*, the Mein.dramsee Romance 4 . to provide for themselves. In a popolatioe of 04,250 Irmo- THE FORTY THIEVES i thousand persons.- a coosiderable ?mother of whom ham fol- slows of the Oil mirk! sees tit the xiawat , a °goo pesheadingtke twos and barony), this Is • fearful member of sioothord , Goom, M r. n n ,,,, ne t ; Mope. I leered . the cours e . of the change, have seen it many items every day between the 'of Ten and Three o'clock. lam Plolowat Ali Banta M r. •; wtryr, it yet temente agreeably Ito the general desire--Opel Om (the Cobbler), Mr. W. Fermis; Permits wilting to t fur the tame, or their Aral& it beteg totally hopoesihie la misdater to the argots at all, of for oi. I s om' Eleven e'Cleols is the Morning till Nine et Night.—Ad- Hamarae, Mr. Egerton. Fairy • Most ached at the on Peiday, the 29th tossowa i at Maw ot the most sgonlitog distress are every day talkies Ith Damp Miss Bodes ; Goessmer, Alio R. Bode. ; Sytnis t, . owl" el° sheilimil•'—flo• 19 . Pc foroces-Mtert. Twelve o'Clocic p reel Otherwise no regord will ha pai4 plami 01•1111 Pat sal the across to remedy. Mks a 111a4sa ; Ceti* Beim, Mies Lore ) Mureama,,, , -tt • to their Tooter.. .94.116 outpleol for Oa ale . - wofloooo.atibiott *ail& Thies. ~ • •IFI ENCVGTON LAC 44 141 J4k, ih4 lakipT. .• poolotoompoolirebo es "err. • - lo t ots•WeilliP, •111$ Owe eloilduen, 4itiel of .3111L'orduorsorts and judges of Limo i• MM melee in R. BEST. Seeretery. *dud atartifises; they Were 'shyly • yeti' withiwe ale- . no .. .. florifmilme hitherto &mold ivOrwrosf 4 ft TOPPINfk. '': - Ili-B,—Nia Tenders Will be received after Twelve o'Clock telmecet;wed the woman Bottomed t• make her east knoll* At Pe: °repot+ to sat .. - . • ~,... lar a stew &mutely. naturally tranoparently clear, of dlo • se F e u", Mouth * lint . ' Beers, 71.; Illadond Prkl. 3a. 6d.—Pil, 1*.111 1 . 1 1 illuegogit . before &playtime avoid be administered—they were all limed • r. ui _ ei l or A mpoir . G a l„, nest Oehler., tomb hesulifully while, sod as durable as Fe- ----- pritt, e......r.50i5, ts.,• SMOod r c reign peodectinns. The D es i gns ere received from the first an : - r• ATIONERR BOOKSELLERS, Sod LIBRARIANS. Malay are men to faint through were i•hasstien during toy, Is.; 6t:tmod Prier,6d. . . . .. . 1... L A .,. ..a, Artists abroad and in this eststry, is ettery.elesaist article of • a he :401.1.) the LEASE' had BUSINES6 the ostemovey delay that occurs in adonstisteritig fund, and it A Priest b lOrmtl by - Im# f•e the Seem ' s ! iglen r"' "'. Pa*ltionslde Costume, and is the inapt egtemive variety, as i • ' of a o r aii.wablialiad euerelms le ilia above iiraorlie i i t h e or ,„,„„ ,„,..., of ihe como ih toei (hot o,., ir i it sot Mr•oßiliwklatdili 116 "• 4 • 41146 . ' ' frbseiee, S , Veils, Dresser, Shawl., Tipikets, Frills, I ._ • • as a are. nal to gnat ood paiminnopeida act. duals of honiaMip tail genotoeftp meth* see test. Itwarie INA we bee teethes to NM! sblit'ositsfritboassafic 411 o• de gree I relesf we hen alorailly s eileskireel, tits dame of eta r paha populates. iP Welt, sad h 411 i tm ietteleg cone.- • mega, of she arssidespin of Pforl"*"°. sod Na semen elan almost 's.*** tale fee 'swag g.r. talses. We therefore bre f. rid, atal-diflihe.fhaller met effete relief offoriard, the illstrea lam eetitel 4 : 4 o;lo !.IN tor 2.1 isiltvideals. with twartt of a areas to that winleiN will to alsoniteta in she Exiamarics the fonds on has< are wolf equal to a study sorely for ale or Nees days more. PROM M ATO. Tint the plipialatati of the patina Keane cora* COI flietiontof soar ; that from the ospeerrelentedalleadtpa last etweire, aid alma' t•lnt hoists of bon toe ran sad Oa nom the ewe half of Karr sefinsitabt fro SOf literally i. a gate Ordaining'. rhorkerght Naha it woe. nielaschaly, that nil Mambas mar ono for relief one In Creasing daily. We beg to stale that the parish is oofewaserely eiFeens • stated is wither Ageing ei middle fletta,Cotalte eirlell • Veinal' et Primed,. We thenherlispenaNtor will be hanuraly anemia te. FROM OALWAtf., I am uot hare set lasnoss to describe Aliede plorable slate to which this wretched people are jewileice.t, many of the. subsigteg sa sip as a weed ganged os the sea nor, sod carried many mike on their bock.; avian •a far as l ist 25 miles; this bet barely 'smarts aisteat ; but for that what still not am do! what algae anew a parent sadergo to mill the playa( airs s.f his famistaz children, looking to him and calling on him to mean@ that exigence be was the caned' giving ! There are no resident gentry is that Fetish. I am the only laded proprietor who ever at all vi.its it ; and being at. tacked to an country, 1 sometimes spend a Sew dare, scra• at a lodge I have a the 1111)Y011118111 ; it has so Pro testant Clergyman resident, nor • sealers Piotestant ester myself, hut the parish priest is a worthy...especial' gee. Oman; bead I have called a mettles of the must manta ble of the isbabitaets, but net is the west of mean the we meld set get taw poised.; to this I shall add fifty posed. bet what is that to support above 4,0011 distressed heats until the harvest? I have bees requested by the meeting to act as Secretory, and to make this appeal to your beset.- lent Comosttee, which I sloserely hope may. not be without erect. FROM CORI. Our maniere so limited, and our claims io extensive, that tire most ealessitoss cosseipseave may be apprehended, if She immediate alttatia of the benevolent is not dimwit. this garter. It is no oneonswoo occarreate to eas the sofeeteasie ledivideale faint with Imager white Wadi% le obtain tickets, sad many devotee lair small plitaifil Wore ' they remelt their homes. To *stead relief elfosetwallp w th!• flaray. we 'claire at least tea to atlas toot a skid p.r week. Noels is the eredit of the peep% oinks sheing,phir hove betrayed so symptom of dieterbace, sod tan 'haw bonne their privations with patience and eistionsploa. Ne one egad appose that homes newt, no sepals of boatiog inch an sesamslalleo of misery and istesebedee.s. Sinews. .s 4 remise are daily isoldstilin tepid etride-, Awe. I Mina, anise len this . oletskAillberpoolins cat prevent hilt of my waseassto parietiesios from punishing with hanger. If no conkd pismire say patios albe fends to be remitted to nem direct, it would sag this dendfu eslaiity. and save the lives of issety. Yost essetiess fen sl. carte of be sanity and charity we sear wager, sad I Awl atavism d that • knowledge a the digests sad garnet these two sufortesate Baraties, will be a sellieieet indlemnest serif.* any leanest@ no may have with the LoadoeCorn oilier, tie direct their immediate and pietieslactiraies le that gager. Any sego sent to the Secretary, Oh. abeney. with instroctioes bow it is to be applied, will be most heeb• folly attended to. The Cagnetta are peaces of the first respectability. f iselsionabi -.extensive feltrieg, Reserves, Dereser, Whawlii, Tipton.. Frills, Loppris,Trionting sad Flouncing LAW'S, Eilsrioga, euot inga, as. infinitely serrissiog e%tty other, awl equal to every re aped( to the kited beautiful Mechlin, Valeocieenesor any other Feireige Laee, basing been mast years eatrenized be the late Queen Charlotte. A ticket Is ettarbed to each article wish her Majesty' arms aud roll adder's, 111611 it no only be hut at the Warehouse, 30. rioutliarnplon street, Covent gar ; and at the Lace Works asid Mnoorsetery, le; Kenning. toss-agenne. K0111 . 190°0. Orders usaisulactused to mulch asp hied .f Lace. white or black. viell.eatelthahed t As id . situate in a '.palms neighbourhood. - 111.yroo=lrroil be moderate, and the Pa r eba ter INV serino aon good recant, apart of the r em. in Geri, if required. Further Paetimatars may be Wiese by aritheition at tB, Gotta& I. el reet.rwid. NEWIIIB. 4 I7IIR-ROYAL, HAT NAIMINT. THIS EVENING, MONDAY, June 24, win . be performed the Play of THE MOUNTAINEERS. • Cleisviso, Mr. C. Mumble • Cuant Yfrotet, Mr. Raker; Kitagaltoelt, Mr. Ward; Roque. Mr. Younger; Illotesgio Maley, Mr. lisofbeter • Lope Toeho, Mr. Outtevey ; Mr. W. West. Zorayetti, Min Boyce; Floranthr, Mrs. terle . y ; Agnew, Mrs. !owes. After which, a Dew neve, interrperved with Song% called LOPE LETTERS. 'The Characters by Mews. Leon, Lee, Johnaoa, Oxiperrt, Taylettre, Mrs. Garrick, sod Madame Veloric. To.aeonow, the Comedy of The School foe fiessiehl. O• %Yellowish The Bill of Fare—with Every Outelaa bis oymires sal for the freesrvulent aid of the British pablie. the local fob. stripteases tavola be hardly sufficient to purchase ceffin 4 fur Maio veho world die if mere waif. The typists fever amid dy.entery are also prevailing rapidly, and ea far as this world is eoneeleeel the victims of either oast he peoriosured eemparatively happy. FROM NM URACIt THE ARCHBISHOP OF 111411. rarefy article of provisions is very ginevally greatly rises( I hat there is a very considerable oriel of oar populatioe that have so interest in their Aye or fall, because In either ease, having so employment, they have are means to purchase at say rate subsistence for their families; and I much fear that eves in our best times many of row poor perish (if not by direct starvattese) by the effects 'density, nnoliolosonie, aid aroueritioaa diet. Moreover, is than tinier of greet de, prvesioo ' the gentry of the eonatry who reside epos their estates, esti are. the waters) guardians and supporters of their people. out daly retrainee their rests, assay with the best thapeaitioa, have it sot is their powir to afford the relief whith their dory mad their kreliegs would dictate; is abort, If the Gswerearieot coda prove that proviaios• of all binds wow is plenty, sod at very reduced pricer (seethe( of which ID new the ease), shit ass should be in want. FROM RATHKRALIt. I watt yesterday tip Limerick with hfr.lllanliag. to lay be. for. the C4lllllll,liiire the result of oar witnesses's through the lawn lauds of our pariah. Os toot comnieneing our task, Mr. H. took a book is his pocket I. etifseee • faithful ra ters : but indeed we but too moo hold the melancholy truth is each eoetitesance; sissy for • lung time bed hot one meal fur their familiar, mod rouse bed been eating name lithe remnants of aced left is their quarter graved Oww last year, sad many hail not is may way • aegis morsel to est. Jut at the feet at Kooettaaboula, a bog, five is family had fN some time bpete (ivies of she oatmeal brawilit by • boy wfalsht years et age is rotors for two ckerts of turf, which bidaily earliest to Leephili tad sold for three hafpeace ; tie queloty at oatmeal at Id. abet galas Iptityveerymiset he ettryvaseit add fur that daily to Ro e wf **ea shone, tripe. "he moollterf ear rata wit t e allit SS3 of whileih were totally iestitsla of MT meow of *Ma as food. There were 334 mew able and williog in any way to work sad provide themselves. 1131 acres reassised nitllled short of their usual trustily. Want of feed has breaght the Omer moment us; fifteen houses had its symptoms, sad twelve had skit gess. WANSTEAD HOUSE. VAGNIFICENT SPLENDID FURNITURE of the GRAND APARTMENTS ` STATE BED-CHAMBERS. DINING-ROOMS. LIBRARY FURNITURE. Extensive sea Vsktable LIBRARY td BOOKS, Flee 01.1 CHINA slid GLASS, Choice WINES Is Cask. Bed Bottles, sad ' Writes* Effects. WATKINS'S CONVEYANCING, FOURTH EDITION, WITH KEENE'S NOTES. This day are published, io See. price 9s. in beard% THE PRINtIPLES .OF CONVEYAN CING, designed fur the lase of Students, with 80 Ulm duelists on the reedy of that breath of Law. By CHARLES WATKINS, Esq. Barrister at Lew. The Fourth FAition, considerably enlarged by the Intro duetiow of additional References, recent Derisiorts and Notes; with so lades, by W. C. L KEENE, Esq. of Gray's Inn, Barrister at Law. London: Printed for Hesry Butterworth, Law Bookseller, 7, Fleet-street, between the Temple Gates. ••• This is the only Editions-completer, published from the last Corrections of the Author, mil with u lowlex. MR. ROBINS, or 11 7 4re/irk Rouse, Regent. street. informs the. Nobility, Gentry, and the Public. that THIS DAY, MONDAY, sod the following &ma. de ecribed in the Catalogers, will be continued the Sale of the costly Erects of that splendid Mansion, comprising Task, . ThemadmiLetue it a Villige--alth The Bill or Fur. O. ragg. Ole MT a Th. Stranger. Oe Saturday, The Heaug-Mecte: Jailers (ant line), Madame Yawls. THE GRAND SALOON. Beautiful trusses damask Wiellow-gerlielee. ladalable •1 1 - tique Oriental Ebony Sofa nod aisle% usayoillerut rids elia•ed gilt Or nootnebuotbdieta, super Buhl and Tortoise . • A I- • fi Coonseadr, Grand Vllfill Amigos Ride-la Wes, ()finial japessed (olden Sae's, ice. GRAND DRAWING ROOK. Noble briniest Piet Glasses- uniesilleertiiie a Marble Pier Tables; 'alembic antique chieillOrAnalsi Cho laden*, ; superb Card Table.; aviespleoes Gewsion San ; superb Otionmas, covered with ;miasma Oases Velvet; splendid carved and lilt Chaim; 6..4.. Table; Jewel Ceeket ; greed Patients Cluck ; sad valuable gilt Screees. GRAND BALL NOON. PpleernelTervoimalsellsrad Rohl Pariskui Cabinet ;sumptuous Ottomans, splendidly covered in ram Persia decker work, eeperbly embroidered in Gold sad Silk ; Grecian Sofas, Cbairs, amigo. Mammeterle and Pier Tables • black Porphyry Pier Tables; Wrilise awl Library Tables, ire. GRAND MING-ROOK 111111141.411eret Shim Ilerige Pier TAW; Noble Piet Ghost, ; aphisdid ctimare Grass Velve• Csirtaiss ; aseellsall filaheirsoy Distal Tables, Thirty last luau massive gill Or-iseir Chandeliers. &e. FROM LISTOWIL. THE LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF THE COMPANY'S . PERFORMING THIS SEASON. „ FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. ADROIT. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. • ON FRIDAY NEXT. Jene 25, will be' ! ,zerfecietee, TIE BE GAR'S OPERA. Captais Itaelsesib (by perssissioa of the Presidentr of the Thesire-Royal, Haymarket), Madam, Vessel. (who has most libation, wanted the WA of her valeahle .maces); Psaiinsin. Mr. Blinsehard ; Loekit, Mr. Beery; alst-o*.she- Mild, Mr. Tarter; Filch, Si,. Meadows; Pony, Miss Stepheus; Mrs. Prochaen, Mrs. Moseyed; Limy (svereod,e fer taw sight soly), Miss Hatleide. 4 - Ili the 0414e1 a the gimlet the a e hibrime"Mrs sor r o gr "" s. L ova lailiseeirt tip ileire. Miss "Thu tykes a good housewife sees • sat," Miss Hallam% ; " I, like a ship, is stones ans tose'd," Miss &Seabees; "Oh! pewter well," Nits Stephens; beet-- 6 babbled," NW. Stephens sad Mite Hallando; " Wiser yes ersoure the tee," Mr. Amery; Duet—" Pretty Pally say," Madame Vistas aid Miss Nephew. ; Daet--" Were 1 laid was Gesiesitsod's mess," Madame Vessels sad Miss Stephen; " The Grat Horst sty looking-ear," Madams Vistrls • "Cease your hoeing," Mar Stephens ; Diet—" Why, lw see, Meshes "'Wt." Miss Stephan sad Miss Hallam& " How happy could I bo with either," Madame Vesiris ; Duet—" Hither, der busbasil, ions your ryes," Miss Stephens sod Miss Holland,; "The aerie is prepared," Modsow Vedder; Trio-117°8M I alight he hug's'," Mies Stephen% Miss Hslissde. sad Medest• Vostris ; Glee—" The Red Cross &sights," Mr. Pyne, Mr. Dermal, lllle. J. hears. Ate. (Dr. Cslimit); Were e Nadia- Miss Stephens ; " When in disgrace," Miss M. Tree; Duet—" Together let es ramps the Gelds," Mr. Daimon mid Miss Stephens. After which will be performed (for the *rot time it this Theatre), • Farm. is sne set, called MR!, H. The original Prologue is he spoken by Mr. Abbott. Mr. H., Mr. Abbott; Ilrlvil, Mr. Demme, in which be will introduce " The Rose of the Valley"; kaeilleml Pry, Hr. B:anebard; Melesinds, Miss Love; Mary, Miss Greta. To cmclode with (by particular desire) the Grand Melo- Dranistie &masa of ALADDIN. Aladdin, Miss Foots; Tshi Tunglurk (Chant of Tar tory), Mr. Chspenn,• Kars, Hanjos (his Vizier), Mr. Crump. hio• Katie* Asset (the Vizier's so.), Mr. J. R. Grimaldi ; Alilimpir (she Africa. Magician), Mr. Parley; ENV'S! (she hare), Mr. Grimaldi; Prince's asitrunlhoudnier, Miss Shawl; Astro. and Zama (leer chief siteedents), M iss Green Mid Miss Bodes; Zobyad y MP E. Dennett ; Widow Ching Mutts -004 Mrs. Mittel/art ; Genie iif she Ring, Miss H. Beam ; Oirock, Genie of the Air, Mr. Jellifies; Genie of the Loup, Mr. Louis. Tickets to be hod of Mr. Abbott, 10, High-row, Knights. bridge ; and of Mr. Brandeis st the Theatre, where Plates AN the berms inlay be takes. ROYAL SURREY THEATRE. UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF THE FRIENDS OP IRELAND. TO R. DOHEICI V beg+ leave to inform the Nobility, lie Friends, and the Pub ie , that the Pro. primer a the SURREY THEATRE hawing kindly lent 5 . , ra his House for THIS EVENING. MONDAY, June 24 , aansual VARIETY or ENTERTAINMENTS will • ke place. S.R. dii loners, orders, are. adtireosed to Mr. Doherty, Ns. 1, baripa.eirret, (Nome free) or co ' I6r Gleaner Wilco," will insianily lie sitended tu. Pei- Boxes may be had by as e.ely Tickets, Box, 41e.—ht, 4a.—Gallery, la. • VY TON, Stock-Broker, 2, Combo'', and Lom- UU lo.l.strret, wishes kin Friends to observe that Ibis Lottery presents the Chaney of granites Great Capitals at the nest trifling risk ; fur the Porehasers, after taking the %secs of the Furst Dny, will be allowed to return their Tickets or fibers% whether they be drawn Blanks, small ?niftier Uremia, sad sissy noire nearly the Mosey they toe, as amides : T . —eons t2llB 0 may receive hack f2O 0 0 lialf ..... esso..ll 17 0 may receive bark .10 12 0 t brartrt..cools.. 5 l'J 0 may receive back .. 5 6 0 Eit l4o l.. costs.. 3 0 6 may receive bark.. 2 13 0 Il ialeembemas.. 1 10 6 "Ay meeme bock.. 1 8 .011 with to avail themselves of this offer, bring in 141, Tirkels or Shares on or before She 2811, of J. 17, .as time •II! bo take. bAck after stele day : AND THUS, each Ad.rnturer only hazank 4 :Aatlngs. ..for a.... Tfeket • kora. Shilling, • for G....NC:km(ls. TiN CAPITA LS of 2,6004 1,0001., 50 01, " t "•i.. ! ,_' ke ' All SURg TO 811 DNAWN ON THE FIRST DA ? . TWO of 30,00/1 !—TWO of 20.0001.1 ar. Cooools Dad gooey.: —Not Too Illooko to a Prise. Leas 161 of JULY. To the PRES. IDENT, TREASURER, and GOVERNORS of ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. • MY Leaps ♦ND GaIiTLIDEN, IBEG leave - to return you me most grateful ac. knewledgmeats for the distinguished Isisatior of being ELECTED ore of the SURGEONS nfretar Hospital. Illythooks aro Particularly due to oboes Governors who did am she femur mem, for me, and I am also highly indebted to the sassy mime Cormier* who wield have attesded the WWI if their - primacy had bete areessarY to my mseeese. To breoolo a¢e►Beee of your Hoopital hos brew oaf of tom:tfotehirets of wu,ambltion, pod to hive Dm shrlllrappart Sr se large a ersisseitt Aida«. sem aotwilhisaadaw the impartial 'freaks sad lailluesce which were exerted en behalf of 'heather Csodidatite, most e whom declined proceeding to the Ballot, is perhaps His most gratifying event of no! lure. I shall asanossly endeavour to perform the duties of my (Ace in such manner as may jostify your choice, Aid have the honour to be, with great respect, My Lords and Gentlemen, You► nisch obliged and nbedieut Servant, FREDERICK TYRRELL. 3, St. Lawrence's Churchyard, JON! 21, 18t?. Result uf the Ballot : For Mr. Berry 3 I For Mr. Tyrrell ....VA HIS MAJESTY has been pleased to grant hut Royal Letters Pigeon for RowlarA, Ireland, and Sootiest!, in SALMON, OLlY,.asol Co., for farther improve. swots in isstransenos for the relief of Hernia. The sew insulators's consist of eleven dillrereat Abode, some of which can be worm day and sight, salsibent the least ineonvealeace. The Patentees have the satisfaction to infixes the Public, that from the simplicity of the comtructoon of their new hostrumenos, all Osiers of society ran be accommodated, the price being from TEN SHILLINGS to FORTY.— They possess utility, cheapness, lightens, and durability, ammer for right or left vale, reoeiriai on undeestrap, buckles, or other galling bandage. . . Hospitals, latlrionriei, Diveasartes, Parochial Edda- Igiabotents And the Pour, supplied at a considerable redee m:to fr im :tie lowest price; also a liberal alloonnsee to Pro fessional Geutleatea, Merchauts, Wholesale Druggists, aod the T.ade. N.B.—Pentooe residioy in the toiletry e►e requested to mead the eitclooferettee of the body its teams. toe jock below the hip. bleonfoetory, 02, &rood; Depot, 86, Corolla. Letirn to be addleoped to the &read. BINH add _Too Prizes el rto,ooo sad Mei jive eke? Capitals in Ms last Teo Most As. TEN CAPITALS must be drawnin the First Ter NINUTZI, the 16th of NEXT MONTH. The whole Teo may be trained for • risk of Nineteen Pound. ; for by the plan adopird, • Whole Ticket wilt ultimately enly cost 11. IS.. and • Sixteenth only Pulse Shabogs, as is ',minuted is the Schemes, which am gives coatis. Tickets sad Mares are selling by SISH, Stork-broker. I, Catskill, and 9, Chariutrriam, London; sad by his Aerate in the Country. renew Price of a Ticket is 911. 16s. and if returned on or before 26th July, 20/. may be received back, thongh it may be diawn a Stank, small P.ise, or undrawil ; Do 'het She mow that can be lost is I/. 16.. after baring bad • elmmee for all the Ten Capitals. which mud be drawn, and all Mae whisk may be drawn ; and she most which can be hut by a Sixteenth is Four Shintoist ; other Shares in proportion, after haring had the mute chance as the Whole Tickets.— The Scheme contains TWO of 130,000!—TWO of rzo,ooo ke. 6e Consols and Mosey. ••• no Prices of Mocks are al6ze.l Wooly twiner BISH's Office, he Curorill, by which the Public may Ilea ON 9UC lasllooll. - 31 A f li nT., l l N ree 8 t, sold in iihaCtiro res ri h o il . i, t enri a l S p O n , z ( e )x o i 21,0001. ender the same circumstances es the Lottery now before the Pmh;ie. . . Gelled Sunnite Lottery of 13,000 Tiokets will begin drawing 16th of July. eunimning TWO .10,0001.!—TWO Prises 20.000/.! tke. Sce. Jae. Consuls •ud Money. TEN CAPITA 1.4 as ka.t mess he draw; the First Day. Purchasers, alter takisit the chance of the First Day, will be allowed to rotors their Ticket, or Shares, whether they he drawn Dumb, Small Prizes, or Uovlrevia, sad may receive aearly the ►looey they Rave, as Nader. L a. d. t s. d. A Whole Ticket eagle 21 18 0 may ►eeeive bark 20 0 0 A Half „ „... eivai• 11 17 0 may receive ►ack 10 12 0 Qeaster rusts 6 19 0 may receive back 6 6 0 A n E ig h t h ch ola 3 0 6 may receive ►ack 2 13 0 A Sixteertb meta 1 10 6 may. weir, back 1 • 6 6 All whit wish to avail tliemselves• of this offer, lows bring is their Tletele or Shires me or before 26th of JULY, a. same will be lakes back after dial day, either draws or N odratra. GRAND HALL. Spleadid Dove.marble Sideboard Table; nsturnifieclit Meal. Library Table; elegem! Conversation Stools and Sofas. richly covered in scarlet Cloth; Rosman Lassies eseietei mad 'storable ansigise Parisian Tortoiseshell sad Buhl Darisimeme •nd Thermometer ; Variants Clack; aepcsb Or-nntla Claus , defier, kr. /MATE AND OTROS. BEDCHAMBERS. A superb allahugany.frame lofty Slate Bedat►sd,raids erim•mos Velvet antl Wain, Farallon-a; excellent Feather Reda and Redding ; elegant Wardeobm, Cinema of Drawers, Dressing Glasses, capital Bed std Table Lima, spleadid sod costly China sad Guam, sad other Effects. catalogue' on the Premises; sad at 170, RegeoLateeet, oppoiiie.iterlimEtoweireet. DISTRESS IN IRELAND. City of Langs. Tavern, Jose 20, 1922. The Committee appoioted by the Public Meetiogooddroly assembled ma the first iiiiimatieu of the groat and accumu lating distress of t►e promote, of Ireland, have now been its activity sheet sax weeks. Not a day hoe passed hot aoraelltiog has bees dose toward fulitllng t►e ditties which the Committee hes undertaker. The distress which insi•eeifthe manvesieg of the Int Ge neral Mettles was sorb as to COOVillet it, that the moot prompt and decisive measures were imperiously required : and the accounts thee made known of tbit distress prevailing anisograt the peasantry of Ireland, have beeu enure than amply comermod by immediate correspoodeoce with gristle- Ines resident is places @serenaded ►y the most fearful po verty and privatise. The Lesevolence of all classes is the Visited Kingdom has placed a considerable sum at the disposal of the Committee, sod t►e greatest diligence and attention have heels used to diatribute with the utmost advantaee the means with which the Committee has been intrusted; ■nd with thankfulness they acknowledge the liberality of the public is pouring in the fonds which have bees received. These they regard 39 • sacred trust ; - one of sac► importance that their ■uxiefy has become increasingly painfpl, so high due■ the excitement rise correctly to acquit themselves or the task they have un dertakes. It is well Immo that potatoes constitute the chief support of the peasantry of Ireland. The Conimittre therefore b‘ve promptly dlsp•tched poivtues iu large oulatities, for seed for the next year's food. The suns of 61,3001., being about two-tbiids of 91,3831. Les. Id., t►e whole *mount of contri butions received, ban been seat in upwards of 330 remit maces, to ditferent districts of Ireland, is which Mores is most literalist. To enable the Ministers of religion to ex ercise that bessebeirwee •hiclt so becuraes the militia they profess, the farther sum or ir,4l has been p!sc-et at the disposal of the Bishops, both Protestant and Catholic—sod iu all places to which assistance has bee. sot to prevent obi 'elute starvation, the Protestant Clergy sad the Catholic Priest have salted wit► the resideat Groilesseu to furs Local Committees. Bat the months of July and August will, they doubt not, present accumulated horrors, sad call fur very large oddities! auppttes. The osm.tha of July and /locust 101 l ►e said to assail t►e Committee with fearful eppichensino; willingly wuntd they make reserve h r these mouths, which will, it is expected, resound with appalling cries from the dying peasantry of tre kked. This, however, in the present state of the fends is impossible, fur the pressing wolieitalioes still ►eceived by emery pass claim mutant attention and daily eett a ttaae ,„ On the other band the CumuliMee feels that it may coal'. deafly refs WI the residue which will inevitably be produced by the " King's Letter, 4 graciouir ionised to the clergy of (bed Btitun, to urge thesis to plead with, nod to collect (rum, their respective ciusgreptions, donations to their fe11..., l..., subject" in the most abject state of poverty sod dist►ess. The Committee look op to Hum, io w►one hands are the hearts of all sees, that he will be pleased to libelist, them to Lutist the needy in their extremity. They crewel doubt the raavUws wbicb will be talsalewben the suffering.' of Ireland ohallito sore known; 441,111.arn they ran scarcely be. The 4...aante. have „ ra t ee l a fidelice in the eureetw of this plea, whew urged by t►e Miairters of relic' of whatever den.. trieatiuog 3a d th e y rely, with coulldt are, CM t►e rtpetitivu I bops you will allow se ►umble iadivideal to take Ant opporturely on behalf of his eaferetosate poor conntrymmt, to retorts moat heartfelt Hooks to you, Sir, aud•the *thee Gentlemen is Landow, w►o ►ave this, vu honsaarig aserfed The Impending aid otArrivisi inevitable calamity of a ,fit• mite. which threatened oar pone end dis.raeted country with all its appalling eenosetpiewees. It would be in vain to at tempt any expression of our feelings on the occasion. Swab disioterested sad noble generosity la those who sreetraagers to us, and at each • niument!—lt me.t he grateful to the feelings of such men to be emceed that those humane effects, as well as those leaking by our Governmeat, will save thousand of tatoisitisg creatures (rem the death which otherwise awaited them. Hitherto they have hoes supported by the exertions of a nearly exhausted esentry—exertioss stretched ear heyoad the means of those making them, het so longer *biota carry them an. We hove hei itettn homed of but few deaths arising from actual slarridiee, bet a short time mere would snake it trememilfins had it Dot been for this timely sosistattee. The pate and easseisted fsees met with is the eternised oe the roads proved the rapid approach of this last stags. I ►ave boson an isocline, ors etas oho fur three days ►ad not a ■motel to est, and then stretched es turested as his bed to die—a trip saved him, but his recs. very was slow. It would be palsful la dont/ ea t►ese no starsees of misery, and 1 oily 11601111011 them to draw bow timely the relief has bees. FROM ROSCOMMON. ass induced to widens you in constitutor* of lading your liberality extended to several parisbes in the neigh bourhood of the one I reside is, the poor of Which have al ready received bOf remitted we by the Ossemissiosers ap 'misted by the Lieoletunt of Ireland. which saw, along with private oistribstions, sae applied to the relief of the two parisbe. of Dol42Mlial and /GUN:rite, and is new very Nearly expended; sad three tee very populous parishes will thee be is the utmost possible distress, basin so resi dent Gentleness is either of them (except myself), which at this aisles** Is sot a very enviable siswatios. at there are nearly three rhavisand inhabitants who in afros 4•0 silt eosin he reduced to a stale of starvation. FROM KILLARNEY. I will venture to say that no raw-, however meltuteholy, that ►u rose to the knowledge of the London Consulter, cam is any particular surpluss the scowl misery and meter Muesli of the resident. of !bricks/sand the adjuiaing boron,. Even in the beat of limes the appearance mud sedition of the poor creatures is seditient to eseile compassion. The owl, the sou barren that ran be coosined, yields bet a scanty supply of potatoes, the oat, snide et food. Happy are they, if they posers • sullieisey of this vegetable, astl can add I. their humble fare this Muss of a little milk. A SSA failure of the last yeses crop deprived she of the wile means of auliaiseroce. To prolong a mi• seeable the! hut/ bsensonapelerd Air sense asinstAr pest to rapport nesse/yes en red.wirodAiiispets, aid at tops of mit Gm. Hitadrede I have daily witnessed &whits' to the are aide to (*Awl • sissy an It is scarcely posible to mosey to you an ides of their actual sofferists sad priva tions: banienity shudder, us viewing their page load sickly forms, worm away by Cotse sad fausiee. In ••me at the wretched hovels may be seem the tither mad mother if a family lying down in the Imo stage of • fever, earrousided by their starved soil bait aaked ebildien, with ao aepport be yond the missal pittance bestowed by t►e charity of am ■o• fortunate acighbosie, who.* coodlitiou, with ibis exception of sickness, ie no way superior. With /slits* of joy aid gratified, they boil pie exertions made by a generous public to alleviate their snisfersames; but withers Sr ltiflnence of souse tiad friend is corecised, to ha►e their situation inimediasely attended to, relief will come whys it eau mu looger be tumoidered a blessing. TllO4l TA 111111 Jr. Wheal we reflect on this Rl•riotts in rice of lively feeling and generosity nit the part of the English satins, any hr. ' sa g e o f ones world tail in giving infiltrate expression to oar moat heartfelt aentitnents of gratitude on the occasion. We shall therefore sin attempt the fruitless IsA, impressed PROM ICILNACTRONMIT, SLIGO. From awry istelligeries I tito relied, so welt as liens rev owe katielailge, I do &Masa the perelatioe are is ea dee!, distress os they are is say port of the CuUUlf of naisoore awe ; aril I also believe that they are dramatis of ewers mesas of pereerieg assistance Willie theworivie, the i.e. a.. of At wreilhieel iadividual resident is. tbt patusb.. cwt tk esediag 15411. per asmone. The Vies' Is as active, sAtlese, moscieeiiovs Clersseas, sod say aid which pear Commit tee may 'hist it advisable to afford him, will, I ear ewer, be 'speeded is the west br.Atiat warmer possible, fur lb. relief of the people. FROM 111/ GRIM! 'nil diCllbligior OF TUIII. You Mealy est bet fur oft in,., sad it is a charity, fur in troth my time is ao occupied Nut I teasel *toed myself Ws Mann is bed. I have been its Westport. Castkiss , ' sod Newpoit ; I Weeded esch of their Committees; I had im modest to have visited Clamor and Csusemshos. bet oat my way to Cootleiew, I pawed a istaiNtarde of hatf-starveJ owe. woae., sad children, at Jlellygloos .sad &lure. seeking a share of a hand/al of meat, whin% could may keep them ethos, and no awe. This seemed to oat 'meat, sod appointed the Gentlemen of the climate, to meat lac st each of those places its Friday. I made myself mil amptaitated with lie stale of those pale of Mayo which I could out visit. 1 have it 01 to lite Committee & fell atomoseas of the iidsotur Mtn.* I bane triton/ord. in ahort,Sf thwasoads are not seed to Hays sod Galway (hot the former—accept as to the vest of (.alway. thaw which nothiag eon be wore deplorable—is many shades wane than the latter) whole populations must die. FROM CUIDEP. To His Come the A*rhbisbup of TIM.. Mf Loao—l had the bonier sod 'lesion. of rereivint poor Gower's letter lorkedon • Inter from sli• toverpuul Commitsee, with • domains of frOl. for the relief of 0.,r startup seiglshours. It was won hied sod good, bast it win ...t ; *Mensal relief bits mot Imes gives in time; poblse wall • sod onivorsolemploymosi haw hers ins loot delayed : ow. pour mestere who wits employed by on I ot week to 11111110/n but sot to fang*, himself, al as sopsirlug of roads, won an war lc ntlibtlevilol evening. raised, I sm afraid, ye•tes slay (8.1.'4 sa Rot up this suoniiwg (Iloodoy) to seek, • 4 buss bed it., bed he hod nose) bit from tbs grossed, sui short he si..wt wittiest bed-eholses is hls deity rags, be mid ho bias tutors." NIA sleepy. he was is foes genus( worse: he lay doom son s OA 61 rayed sad died! ! Fuser died in &MS a. VIA if ....I- N Wits, pale look., lushes cli•ek., end hollow yes, see alir hostftiostysmitleoth. the work of death will he moo very alaap4 io dais -mommy. I ales saw scarcity soil Jewess of pronsi nit.. but I room lull as idea of junk* sag son. Ns ist•tr•to wilt be is all ywolahllity so bid as this ; the poor people a this berms, at loon will God it so: hey Sr. so weak this th. moist watt", for abeam hea t b;aessoss they have ad G A .!. obey ars not este its erstomello rentgpl.l time Po!alnv*, "n 4 they do sot think emitting led L td she pub ie work. its t gem-sal emptiness at the .04 of sips motley, I fray It I. •InitNit toe Its, • few daroijoigtwill nespicit 'hens Irma soy third of the hisd. allmassist eevstult 36i/ I nc" wham 1 hod employed o v o l o,„ :kw p f .d. y r wv r witnessed week dimmer sem" Strownoweskisio w Not brwg able to give them osiolker day wok °entails, ; I ity that s day or two oboe without gimp*" is avatAaaa Jed, would pat so 1•41 tar all thew labours Florian limo extracted Goo site tern cititibileort of the gilitiowws with which the Ciiihm444ow are . I *. P remed. dad which they hare h eutriphi% aua b. , '" which Hwy bicHwite w fircoole for lb, eviascia;o .f." a the Mid which dry haul iihcy et•A t ani i4 II " . •sowiceif patiliewshrw) in diri l r Annum; the tni•egahlr, ate a•aalwrilegh rircwwwwill to ore' 0p.04 Ow. (1111114•., of reltgloo— op* oil roovesisidos m..e.• taint ter to. welrbiii of the Moot Ni.). (.194--iivou those wawa' :s. L... ~~1 #1 t r. V