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BRITISH WIRE INSURANCE OFFICE. • -10 1 E DIRECTORS are ready to grant POLI ,CIES, for • th INSURANCE of - kinildings, Furniture, I, ) ,:"andize, Ships, Vessels,: and all other Proyerty, against 41,i t ".balliagC by FIRE, Principles the most liberal and of th !-91e, and on Terms consistent with the mutual security c Office and the P u bl ic . • - • . r e 113 uTauces due and p ayable at Mitisummer,Day mist be • • • t c ti d. ed within Fifteen Days therefrom, or the Policies will he I: ee rh , e inereased Value of all Property renders it in ge nera l in . prudent Persons to add:to their Insurances; - such N''!" ll3 will be made - by this Office without charge .for the nor . will any be niade for Policies - for Insurance 'of o r 1, Ilpw-ards. • - STOCK at the reduced Premium of es. per Sti:oPosals may be had gratis at the principal Offices in the t4 e .! .. . 4 and Cornhilondon, or at the Corapany's Agents in utiferent Cities and Towns in Great-Britain and Ireland. ROBERT SKELTON, Secretary. 11.4 1 CRANFORD, MIDDLESEX. 11: . LET on LEASE, a HOtTSE with ATE and LAND. The Family House, consist (lttiltee sitting and seven Bed-roonisiwith Store-room and Cocch-house, and Stable, with o th er O u t-b u ildi ngs; zrz-- anieny partly 'walled, , with four and a half Acres INlea „eS of ' Cottage IA ittt Lawn, Gaden, and Orchard ; four It d (11 yw ma be had and-1 4 71A• of common.. ad he vie w ed by applynu; on the Premises ; ,Particulars lir. Bates, Welbeck-street, Cavendish-squire. LIGHT AND COKE COMPANY, INCOZPORATED BY CHABTER. WINiOR begs to remind all his Share it holders cif Fractiona/ Parts', between and under Fii - es, 43Tich 'Vouchers must be registered tor .Consolidation, he 44.`Aelth of July next, at his Office in Pail-Mall and those _ I4 K Fives mist have them examined at the temporar yye 27, N or f o lk- s t ree t, St ran d. y r,. • -tI\ T F-.R.4L SIR JOHN :\TOORE's CO -13-TNNA, PATENT CAMP BEDSTEAD , f orm i ng a 111, ,41r , Military _Bed for the Field ; Barracks,' and also a C 4a.Tent or Room, & c . • un d lik ew i se a SEA - COT f or e ' l4l- Ship, the whple packing in a small Valise, allowed 44°It Portabl e ever yet. mannfactured ; invented by -MOB and SANDERS, No. 16 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand, tidb-t°St humbly 'presume the highest honorirs ought to be 5 , 411 4 t , j those who so gallantly Five an &die for their King and • 0 11 -0.4 the distressed State of the Manufactories N it. i t , Ireland, LINEN CLOTHS are reduced full 2 per kir ' the IRISH LINEN 'COIsIPAN T would recommend N ends take t'nis opportunity t o pa rc ha se , as , s h ou ld a te with lAm ar ily andeimmep d rica i iately takema il, au extraordinary Advance must ,7r . 1 (1 !.I r ,ish Linen Comp an y se ll no A r ti c l e h u t I r i s h Li nen, 41 il " 'cgs than afPlece; each Piece Warranted as to ,Fabric, t. lloney returned if fault . ".. q h for B a n k of Ireland Notes.appears. . J. O'BRIEN, Agent to the Company. tl y tit! itiSouth Side of Bloomsbury-square, is the C om p an y' s .„,...fse in London. SEVEN. THOUSAND POUNDS. 4--rdicTLEmEN, &c. possessed of InComes [ at,,,_• a rising from Freehold, Copyltold, or Leasehold Estates, ii`ge Settlements, Church Livings, or any other Ptoperty, b t rs t'us of respectability Cu: their single Security only, b supplof Anied witl). the whole, or any part of the above th 37 nuity, yet legal 110cl - esti- with liberty to re -44e Princip a l a t t h e p l easure of the Borrower, and the " completed vrithout ex p osure o r d e l ay . liesr e rg address e d (post pall) to :lx. Hemming', No. 24, Sa kt. A (14. , Burlin g t on - s t ree t, L on d on, w il l be duly , answered, S,ett°. personal application can be in the first instance re- 'i,,,,,...,... • l'',„.'‘ UrNE LA: OILS.--OIL WARE ti,,,"OIJSE N 0.41, Londim Wall, opposite Old Betblem - mat. ' er I ' I : l l.l in i ! S , 33 crtn Oil - ti. B' all a 1 Relined Oil for Chapmer Gall. ,- - , 0 ‘ _ vl !:ng e o,i , equal ber Lamps . . . . 5 6 li 1 s., .it is common- .Pale Seal Oil, . . -.. 3 9 e i), 31'..404 fcr the .trest P W ale South hale Oil, NI b 3 ,, : • • . . 8 0 f or Li ver p oo l an d com tibi,:--- 'lmp; Oil Nl e s, rel illzo Oil .. a -a . . ,q, lerm Okl is of the finest quality, is 14- arranted.ge.- ,e 4 ' '` 11 " WA], 'mini the whole erenvig without trimming. ~therefore, reconamernied for Lamps in* Drawing-rums, rt i q B 2 Sliew-i•oonts, and all place . where brilliant Light Af e . "' i rect, free from Smoke; dm' , oti very disagree - able )1 e o ° , i f i ftequently trinauling the lai.;ps. e 8 ,er Oils are particularly line, anti for general pur .,.b4l be recommended ivitit'tqual confide ice. . . , L 'lldg ° N -aFld Co. have the pleasnre of ,intorminF titer ,e.i.,,,rand the Public in genera 4, that in consequence of Cr,e• sales of Sperm Oil, it has fallen in price, and they <Fiore ena'olcd to sell the best Sperm Oil'at 83. Cl.( per •33 ullt . e ad-of Ps. which pricr: . they lately advertised. 7*--Istent to any part of London, free of exi.pence. i ' ... „ • . i • THURSDAY,. 3 UN-E 25, 1812. NEW PUBLICATIONS. This Day was published, price is. Gd'. - • FURTHER OBSERVATIONS on' the CRF,AsIi of POPULATION and HIGH PRICk.; of GRAIN being an Appendix, to -Reflections oti the Possible Existence and Supposed Expedience of .National Batikruptvy. By PETER RICHARD HOARE, Esq. , Printed for T. Cadet' and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be bad, - by the same Author, An Examination of Sir J. Sinclair's Observations on the Report of the Bullion Committee, Bvo.price 4s. This Day was published, Elegantly printed, in Three Volumes, Pot Svo. price 11. bOards, . • , rrHE, SPIRIT of BOCC..I.CCIO'S DEC' Mt- II RON; comprising THREE DAYS ENTERTAINMENT; translated, selected, connected, and versified, from the, Italian, and embelliShed with a Head of the Autho r , f ro m the Origi nalby Titian,- Censeurs matins, je vous nrprise tons, Car je connais rues de fauts .mieux - que vous. VOLTAIRE. Printed for T. Cadell and . W. Davies, Strand. This Day was published, price 10s. in boards, ATREATiSE on SUMMARY PRO C INGS, under the LAWS of EXCISE and CUSTOMS : applicable also to SUMNIARY PROCEEDINGS in general before MAGISTRATES. By DANIEL HOWARD, Solicitor. London: Printed for J. Butterworth; Fleet-street. 4D.3IIRALTYOFFICE, Jicry, VG; 1814. N — OTICIE herelw given that a Session of . Oyer and Terininer and Goal Deliveey,f6r the Trittl of Of fences committed on the Hitrk Sees, within the jurisdiction (7 / the zidin salty of England, wilt s be held at Justice Hall, in the Ofd :Bailey, London, on Friday, the 26th June nest, at 'Eight i'Cloik in the ,;I.torwini J. Tl': CROKER. CONTRACT FOR BUILDING BOMB VESSELS, . • NAVY-OFFICE, 1. • Jktne. 12, 1811. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS .SIONERS of 7.11 S MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give NOtiee, Thai nn Tretbesday, the ISt of July_ Inert, at One 'Clock, they will be ?fray ro treat with' ,such iPosons as may be 7pilling to.Confraer for BUILDING TWO BOMB VESSELS of about 325 Tons . bra then each. A Draft oi the i'essels, and a Form . of the. Tender, may ..ieen at this , (Vice. No Tender wilt be received after One Cloak, on the day of Tteaty Nor any noticed, unless. the Party; or an Ant for him - attends. Every Tender wit at be accompanied by a Lever addressed to the Navy Board, and :Igwcd by two rayonsiblt Fer . sons, en gaging to become bouizd radii the Person tend ring, iii the Sutra of 6001.f0r the dice performance of the Contract for each yes ;set. Early in July will be published,' A PEEP into HIGH LIFE; or, Fashionable Characters Dramatized. By TIMOTHY' T,ECKLEIt, Esq. • Late Master'Of the Ceremonies at a certain. Great House. London : .Printed for NY. Horneastie, No. 9, Tichborne street, Hay-market; and sold by all the Booksellers.. This Day were published, 4n French, and English, inTwo Voalines Bvo. price 21s. MEMOIRS of the LIAR(.; RAVINE of BA of FREDERICK the GREAL Written by London : Printed for and sold by Henry Collntrn, Public Library, 50. Conduit-street; John Anderson, Edinburgh; and John Cunaining,-Dublin. NAVAL HISTORY OF GREAT BRITAIN, AND CAMP _ BELL'S LIVES OF THE ADMIRAIS," In Eight - Volumes, • BVo. illustr a ted w ith ups ,of Fifty Portraits, Maps, Charts, and Plans. , • On the Ist, of September, , 1812,' be published, Vol. I. 'price 15s. or on Royal Paper 21s. (to be continued inonthiy till the IVork is cOmpleted) of the. IVES of the ADMIRALS, CAPTAINS, and other NAVAL OFFICERS, who have distinguished themselves in the Aanals of the World, and who have been the great means of raising their Country to its present state •f aar►valled Glory, Ynd of , x , :ezifiing its Empire over every part of the Globe: including also " A Naval History of Great Britain, from the earliest Periods of its History to the close of the Year 1812." This Work will contain every thing,curious, interesting, and valuable in Dr. Canapbell's " Lives ,1 the Admirai:i," a s coil _ tinned by Dr. Berkenhout to the fear 1779, omittingthOSe diffuse, and unimportant discussions, which have rendered that admirable Publicatlon IZ,ss pleasing to the genutl Itectat-r, air. Campbell's " Lives of the Admirals!' was I••garded by the Author as " a portable library, intended principally for the Furniture of a Cabin." The Work now offered to the Public, will, by the introduction of a great number of uew Lives, and by a continuation of ,the Naval .11istury of -the Country to the , present period, •be adapted to every class of Readers, who are interested in the honour and welfare-Of 'the State. London: Printed for John Stoadale, Piccadilly. June 12th, 1812. rrITE COMMISSIONERS f o r VICTUALLING IL His :114JES7'rS NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday, the Stith Instant, they will be ready to receive Tenders lii 1-rriting (sealed n i t), and treat fo; the supply of FRESH BEEF to HiS Majesty's ships and Vessels at New 7 castle a.vd Tininouth Haven,. for a Twelccnzonth certain, and further, until Six Months warning shall be, given on either side for the termination thereof; to be paid for by Bills pay able With Interest, Nicety Days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secreta ry's Office,. at this Office; or by applying to the Collector of His Majesty's Custonis at Newcastle. - . No Regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in JFords at length, or that sktll not be dcliCeredto the Board before One o'clock on the said Thursday, the 30th Instant, nor unless the Person who ,naltes . the Ten der, or sonte , Perstin on Es behalf,. attends, to answer 'wl en called for. Each Tender must all o v be accompanied.by tit Letter signeg by tujo responsible Persons engaging to become bound w ith the Party tendering, in the Penal Sam of Five Hundred Pounds, rr the due porformaxce of tie Contract. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, June 3, 1812. T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS cf Ira Mi JESTI" : ORDNiI : AVE, de hercby give Notice, That Proposals wilibe received at . their Office, in Pall-Mall, on or befor.'Friday, Me Mk Day of June next, from suck Persons as may be willing to undertake the Performance of the CARPENTER'S WORK, in the 21.fedway Division, for Service of this Department, fur a period of One Year. Further Particulars, together with the Terms,and Condi tions _oi`' the Contract, may be known upon application at the Secretary's Office," in Pall-Man, aforesaid, any Day between the Hours' of 7'en and Four b' Clock, where the Propoials must be delivered, scaled up and indorsed, ," - PrOposals for the Carpenter's Work in the MedwAT Division;", but No Proposal can be admitted ;rfter the said 21;th instant,' at Z'weli'e o'clock at Noon, of the same Day; neithcr will any Tender be notic ed, unless the Party Making it, or tin Agent in his 73ehalf shall attend. By Order of the Board, B. 11. CREW," Secretary. ESTATE FOR SALE. Capital FR14,1-100 MANOR FARM, in ESSEX; called 'CRIXEA HALL, with Possession at Michaelznas next. - • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, LYAS NEAVAIAN,..• At the : AUCTIO.N MART, OPPositethe Bank of England, By direction of the Trustees; under th e Will of 11!r. William Wayland deceased, . 0. On TUESDAY, the 30th of Yuneinstant, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon, Very desirable and truly valuable FREE fik, HOLD NIANOR FARM, called CRIXEA HALL, si tuate in Crixea, in the - County of Essex; con prising divers inClosures of rich 'Arable ; Pasture, and Marsh Land, contain ing, by admeasureinent, 216 Acres, be the same more or lefS, in a high state of cultivation, having, been for many years past occupied by the Proprietor; together with a substantial and commodimis Brick-fronted DWELLING-HOUSE, situ ated on a pleasant eminence, .containing two Parlours, a Kitchen; • Store-room, cool Dairy and,Pantry,, five airy.Bed cliambers, two Attics, and two good Cellars; also a Brew house, with an. Oven, a Coal-house, and other numerous and convenient Offices; two Barns, Stabling:for fifteen Horses, Cliaise-house ; • two Cart-lodges, with a Granary over one of them sufficient to contain ISO quarters of corn also several long Cattle-sheds, .Cow-house • for 10 Or 12 Cows; Piggeries and other. convenient Out-buildings, an excellent Garden, well planted with choice Fruit Trees,, and also a COTTAGE divided. intolv:o • Tenemo ts. ' • • - T he above Estate is pleasantly situated, commanding a view of the river Qrouch and of the Thames. The House and Buildings are in complete repair, and: lit for the immediate reception of a .family of „respectability ; - distant about forty eight Miles from Loudon, •twenty•from Chelmsford, and ten from. Mald'on,two.capital Market-tOwns,'and only two Miles Irma 11 . .;enhain, where cord is shipped for the London Mar kets.every week—The Land-Tax is redeemed. • be viewed until the day of Sale, by apply 'The Estate may in. at Crixsa Hall, : . . , Printed Particulars and Conditions of : Sale will be distri huted in due time, and may be had upon the premises; and at the Black Boy Inn, Chelmsford ; King's Head, Maldon ; White Hart, Burnba.m ; ROyal Hotel, New South 7 End;.Three Cups, .Colchester ; Blue .Pasts, Witham ; Spread . Eagle, In gatestone ; Whi,te Hart, itoinford ; at the place of sale ; and of Messrs. TI - KbAt, and.Pr4aKiNs, Solicitors, Chelmsford, at whose..Otlice a Plan of the 'Estate may be seen ; and at the Auction Mart, LOndon. BY THE KING'S PATENT DR:NORRIS's FEVER ,DROPS. THE experience of more than:hali a century has. , so fully established the reputation of this invaiu6hle Medicine, that it is now unnecessary to expatiate on its ctn. cacy in every species of Fever, particularly ther Scarlet and Typtitii Fever, also tlie . Yel low or Putrid Fevers ; they have never been known to fail, when administered agreeable to di. "ret - tion in the Measles, Small .Pox, - Teething, and most' Disorders incident to Children they are an infallible remedy ; the decays and discomforts ,of advanced life \are under their immediate influence, they immediately stop the' progress of adeals Cold, and Are particularly adaptedasa genial Restora tive. The Family Bottle, 22.5. sold at the 'lloaor's House, No. 29, Lower Brook-street, G rostri.nor- square, where orders for exportation are duly executed Smailer"Bottles ' t is. anci as. 9i(. wii lesale and retail, at Bacon's; 1 5 0 Oxtbrd-strect, and by most tespe2table Venders in Town andi Country. • Atso•l)r.No IS'seelebrated A NTI-BILIO.US PILLS, with ample Directions, 2S. 9d. the Box. uTtox. —Observe that the words " Thomas,Norris Moore" arc engraved on the Government Stamp rouott the Mottles ; no others are, or can be, genuine. TO THE PROP . RIETORS Of TILE AMERICAN SOCOTHING SYRUP. Gentlemen, e t ,ieenced wonder:, u o l th e :ITT; col!, AmericanF4M L. A ai l ic r l i Fr?ei e id x s p Soothing Syrup, I take the liberty of sending you a few caies.-- The Child of Mr. Kimp' ster, No. tg, Carlisle-street, SOhia, was dteaffully atilidted with • Convulsions . with the Teeth Shooting iK the.Gutiis ; the Isaf.Ailt had five .Pits in.one day, expecting ever y moment to be its last, .when Mrs. K. 'rubbed the Child's Gums, it immediately got. Witer— ‘• fvlrs. Dubach, No. 18,Newcastle-street, - Bettina:green, had so bad a Nipple, that she was obliged to shun the Child; by only rubbing her Breast a tew , times was quite Mrs. Shutz, No. 4r, ..Vine.street, Westininster, had a ' very bad Nipple for five mynths ; wirS heafel in three days. by : using the Syrup. Mrs. 13--. Westminster Arms, Tothill.stNet, Westminster, had a calikered Mouth.; . .it was so bad, ,that for one fortnight she sonld not take any nourishment but with a tea-spoon; in less than a week her Mouth was healed. As for. myself,. I must say, if ever there was a Medi'cit l e sent from Heaven, it is the Americattgoialiing Syrup. l had a dreadful. Mouth ; It was so bad tout t could not speak for some time; it was all in blisters, when I was recommended to try the Syrup. ',sent. for a bottle, and before it was all - used my mouth was qtfite : well. 1-am, Gentletri-en, . Your's respedfully, A. BARTLETT. No. 67,, High.streq, Bloornsbury, May 2, all. To be 1.1:c . 'nf the Proprietors, Johnson and Williams, No, 94, Newman -street, Oxford.street ; and, by their al>. pointunent,,Goldinz, 42, Cornhal ; Shaw and Edwards, St. Paul's Churchyard; Barclay; No. 95, Fleet. market; ;yew. berry, St. 'Paul's Church:yard, and DarneJstreet, Dublin ; Butler, No. 4, Cheapside ; Dicey and Sutton, 13ow Church yard, and by all the principal Medicine Venders in Town and Country. arls. 9d. a bottle. • • Caution.—Be sure to ask forlohnson %nd Williams's Ame= riCan Soothing Syrup, as there are several SpuriouS sorts. COAL MARKET, JUNE . 9.4. Ships at Market. Ships sold. Price. 11 Newcastle . . . 14 . . . 425. Gd. to 525. Od. 1 'Culin HIGa WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. gorniug, 20 min. after 8. 1 Ev!uzi.ug, miu. after s. [PUCE SrIarENCE-TT VT.I7,'YrNTNI-, •At ' ' ) 4 i%11 ) 1.41 7:11 .11. A-1 7 Li- Oa' HOUSE OF LORDS,.WEDNESDAY. The Local Silver Tokens, GeMilitia. Adjutants, the Scots Exeise, the Coffee importation, ,ind the rand . Tax Deeds Bills; Were brought ,up froiu the Coinnions by Mr. Lashington and otherigeeTbers,. aud .severally read a first time Some discussions took place on the third read- ' -1 ing of the Margate Hathour.Bill, in consequence of an amendment moved by'Loed.Redesdale, rho 'observed, that several of the' provisi-ons . of the _ Bill were highly oppressive : one .of its enact- . meats in particular was' extremely curious, viz. thatevery lady who thought prOper to use a , hover bath at Margate was liable through -it to an iins. postof ten shillings towards` the . ,repairs of the pier. Now what connection there - was' between a shower bath and the pier at•Margate be was ut terly at a loss to know. It was noticed in the course of the above, by the Earl of Liverpool, that the proposed AMendment might probably, at such a period of the Session, pros'elfatal to the Bill: And on the question being put, the Amend-- meat was iwgatived - without a division. • • JUDICIAL BUSINESS, Lord REDESDALE called the serious attention of their Lordships to this subject., and ad veeted to Some extraordinay cases of hardship and grievance,'re suiting from the very long . time certain 'Appeals were pending in that HOuse. To remedythese, he observed., .would be impossible while the Noble Lord, who presided on the' WoOlsack in that House, had so much of his time engrossed by onerous duties in another place ; nothing could be done unless adeOte assistance was affurded to the Noble and Learned Lord, with respect to the business in the Court of Chancery ; tills was the only effectual as well as leading remedy, and it was his intention speedily to propose that this • Object be taken into their Lordships serious con sideration, in the' hope that even in the present Session, a Bill might be brought io, so as to en 'able the. House j ig diSpose of the. large number of Appeal Causes which were in arrear. • The LORD Castercter,ba adverted to the situa tion of delicacy in which• he stood with respect to the particular subject adverted to by his Noble ► Friend. It ,would be sufficieot to apptise their _Lordships of the nature and extent of the evils, were they to inspect their own Journals. Among other points, they would therein see - liow many hours had been allotted to the consideration ofmat ters of privilege—how inanydaysTh ere were spent, necessarify and usefully, - in the examination of wit nesses relative to the- Orders in Council; they recollect .that the person 7who was obliged to attend even for the purpose of making a House, Was under the • neces s ity t f s pe n di n g four or 'five hoUrs in the execution of his duty else where, before he came. down to that House. They would with difficulty believe, and- hewas'Al e most afraid•t6 tell it, - that in the course of the present Session, When there were between two and three hundred appeals, some of them of near forty years standing, he did not believe that above seventy or eighty hours • bad been in the power of the person he alluded to, to' allot ,to the hearings. The powers both of his,body and his mind were devoted t o t h e various duties of his office, and he was conscious he bad so devoted them ; but it was the , opinion . of the most expe rienced then in the Muse, and in the profeision, of this opinion, that the • unanimous, concurrence Of their Lordships' Committee on the subject, which was, that it "was really impossible that the judicial business of the House could be done, if assistance s; ere not given to the persOn wh o held. the Great Seal, in. th e discharge of his numerous avid accumulated duties. A question has been staried, 'in adk assertion, that thereivas ho more Chancery business now than in the time of Lord • . Hardwicke. If this were true, it Was the most surprising truth that, lie believed, was ever ciOn- - innnicated to him. ReeurKing to ; the subject' Of their Lordships appellant jusisdiction, tie Noble and Leakped Lord observed, that lie • never lived twelve. hours . that he did not receive same petition for - the expeilitieg some cause, Which 'had long laineOn the table; in some of which 'sack eir- euthStances were set for th, as reacild silo:Lk - their Ipeclshipsto be acquainted with. But what could he do in such a case.? . He could not proposeto . the House to do that whicli was prayed for, with but prejudice to those suitors whase cases stood. before thine whose cases were so hard. What was the proper or most effectual. remedy it was not for him to say, further than that soiLe retnedy - - ought to be applied, unless they Nvtl.re to deny that justice to the subject, which he wan:en titled to in such, cases. • , , Lord Et:LENTiOtOUGH.aIso felt the p r es en t total inability of the . House to perfora its of.:iCiai fine tions as the Bernier resort. The accumulation of that biisipess was now so great, that they must' .some confess themseb,:es 'fairly bankr u pt, unless some mode or remedy be appPed to tl:e evil. If the N,'Oble Lord who presided on the Woolsack was not enabled, by affording him" as sistance in another place, it was impossible he could make any eltectual Way as to t.ie great mass of jitdiciaLbusineS's before them. The Earl of ..4IrkIIPO,OL observed, that, the Com= mittee of Inquiry last SesSidn had recommended that course which they thou:a-ht. most .expecFent for the . prirpoSe. He was aware that some diffe rence of opinion existed, as to the precise mode, and may still exist, but he had ,to intreat their Lordships to consider that some remedy should he_applied -; 'the best if possible, if not the second .;eF., , t, in order to do awn or' lessen the evil in question. A Cormoittoc of Inquiry had also been appointed by.the other House of Parliament but ate was free to confess, notwithstanding th'at ',• IMF MOST SPECIAL - DESIRE; ti-lE-POPUL R. SIEGE OF BADA4OZ, &c. t‘L AMPHITHakTRE, (ASTLF.Y'S, WESTMIN- I. • S.TER-BRIDGE. ' ll der the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Prince Regent and Duke of York. • - tins PRESENT .THURSDAY, 25th June; h st and every Eviiiing week, will he acted; at Half t4lepx &Clock precisely, the favourite Military Spectacle I.I R. SIEGE AND HEROIC .CAPTURE OF BADAJOZ, . • • the Allied Army, under the gallant Field Marshal Lord Wellington. . The extraordinary- Exliihition of THE SPELLING •or ACADEMICAL DOG ! Also the two surprising LAN' DOGS. a• A Grand Stage Spectacle, in Two, Acts, VOORN., 'THE 'HOER • Or, THE !MORSE BANDITTI. k g % , uted by the Theatrical - Troop of equestrian Artists., : r .Ducrosii (the Little Devil's) nev and astonishing ele-: Rope-Dalteing, &c.; also his extraordinary Eques -"Ail Agility on a single Horse. 1 4 Which will he edged the Laughable Pantomime of THE GOLDEN . DREAM, 6 41 . - , 43 open at Half past 'FiVe. Boxes 4s. Pit 25. Gal- Second Price at Half past Eight. Places taken at theatre from Ten. till Three o'Clock, • • ~ ,- .EST's PICTURE OF " CHRIST HEALING THE SICK IN THE TEMPLE.I I ICU% Subscriptions for the Print of this ',lcture , q , en at i une to be received at the BRITISH 6..i.LCERY, 'l l l 'e tlle Picture will b e exhibit e d till th e l a tt er en d of July. kt:''' e4 ent Price of. the Prints to Subacribers . is Five Guineas On „ A deposit of liaff the price to be aid on sitlatcribing, 4, l ''e remainder on the delivery of the Impressions. tri ti '• Pcraons residing in the Country, and wishing to sub 7 i,.ny.,y transeait 31. per post te Mr. Greea, the Keeper of be Gallery, pall-Mall, London, for which a receipt ue I mmediately returned. .. li -