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HENRY 1401VAII.D, k.A. Secretary. fro ii, 3l ' ''' - z------ lie ~ tot A citunic E cA r r t e . respectfally informed, that part of the , I '.„,r, ittatty,ek,'," makeafter ld room for other Not-cities, which will I 4Y41 .. AN ay "ext. r ot iIPFIITHEATRE (A.STLEY I S), WESTMIN iI 0 4 ' ri aor the r , STER.I3RIDGE. J 4`r". , oge of their Royal Highnesses the PitINC'E '11 1 1 1 1; 3 , los b R EGE NT and DUNE of rOkIK. p r 4 VENING, tt . tttl 'Po-morrow, Sattirchty, ,ont • . tilt &nett ' ; t i t: 4 r ttly. o h 1.4 4 , 1 , 1 :::: 11 '5 1, Will . t omme .. nce at Half.p4t!t Six l'''‘ CU trii.,lA,,NOt;xbrlaoSridglnnciarrYSl.T7Pti A entitled 1 , eu r 'N n au ° rd 130 14 7 1 4eilb .-I.—s-ir,IAIN,, whose Performances have been lto , gig, elo wi lit ' ll: P th ec e e p de o n p t il e l d a:i tili t il ie u s i t e rian Melo-Dranle called oc i At stplitst si t he rtscliANTEll g of th e STE tr.l, CASTCE. 00' iuDi - r„,6 4 , 5i i 1 , P ,: Mr. Dncrow; Clown, Mr. Brown. 11, tj , micv siante. attains s unequalled Tourbillions, &v. on the iir,ecin , i ~, i 0 eanclL7"ie Song, MH r. erring. with the Co.nic Pantomime of St i ' l ikl3. l'. to TIE runic. • !' • VOI3LEIIEN, r 4 cialegirti, &c. nuiv be sop "C plied with NIONP.Y to any amotntt, on terms eqn3l . t4 5-Turtg•ntTe, seettrra :on Freeks44,'copytinfil, Leivivinfid •band or llaii;r;, Ntooey in the Niatriage: Setrienn-!!Ii, Ckrgywen'ii or any other Pro perty, Persons et re 4 PeAr4b:!ity );tay lie Accu,rartiodated on' Pergiotti Suctnity, :Ind tt,L Liusimess eumpleteci without ex poowrC ' 'from Twelve till Two; rr Letters (tiost-paid) addressed to Helird. Wills and Co. 49, South-street, Ueda ley-square. SECOND EDITION OF YESTERDAY. T 131`81I toast 143peCtrnily iorornls liii, 4231 • Friends, the Public, that a NIW LOTItitY is now on Sale.. It consists 4 , 10.400 TICK E CS, to he. Draw.) in Classes, Nu in bet rd froOt No. I, to 6,100 incluuve. Two Tickets of n Number, and the fate of one decides the ottor, to be an nrawn in Two Days i vis. 9th and 196 Of NEXT AIONTH Poly).. . , .. ~ . . , . . . The following is the Scheme and full paxticulart :-.‘, • 4.... Pries 0f....C.^9.0,060 Consols .....,E'.60,000 Stock Q. . . 10,000, Money... , .... 20,000 Money :7 . ' 2 - 4.. 4 BOO Money 1,200 Money ti 9OO Money ' 1,000 Money 10 lOO Monty l,OOO Money ;0. &O Money l,OOO Money 100 , 20 Money 2,000 Money, 1,000 Blanks . lts Stoney lo,om Money 1,010 Blanks . ' 6 Money 6,0i.4) Money pitor:Ncm nisTonnkNces. 4 Sun-Vier, rwir otlock. Authentic ,fleeounts, received :this morning, state, that the Disturbances in the Counties- of ,Derby, Nottinginnushird, strut part of, Yorkshire, had been et first of a.very serious character, but were to all appearsnce quelled, when these ac counts Ivete sent off, by the active vigilance and vigtirons' ticertiOns of the Magistrates, and the zeal and Spirit. of- the Troops, whether Regultir or Yeomanry,. employed ' undertheir orders. - In the whole, Forty.eight Rioters were taken with 44rrns in eithei Mirsquers or Pikes, and Is are' all been 'Safely secured in Pr Lion. • The Magistrates speak in the highest terms oF the conduct ()I .the Milit 3 who exhibited 11 LI less moderation 'than activity. At Birmingham, so late as seven last night, no distarbance of siny sort had occurred there. The Lord-Lieutenants of seVerAl t,t the Mid- land and Northern Counties have been ordered to their respective Posts. We have also seen a letter from a Gentleman who had been out toll night for the protection of the public peace,, slated Tuesday Evening, 'tvl , ielt stated, that Mr. MONDAY, who had been recently appointed one of the Magistrates for the county of Derby, and who was peculiarly active, had met 500 formidable loo kitig felloWs, turned with guns, pikes, Pitchforks , and other weapons,, but that they had been 'effeernallY put to the tout, hyA prodigious disparity of nuMbers, btu who were animated by n loyal•spirit. These Rioters, at first, declared, must boldly, that Revolution was their object, but • they fled with the ut most precipitation, And in the must de,tardly mariner, (mom the resolute Friends of Ciood Order and their country. We have noticed in our first impression the report this day that the Militia were to etc called out, in .consequence of ttsr Distushtnees above states!, but nothing, we hd:eve, hots beell deterniified Oe • the subject ; tool we do nut think that it is likely that,fhey ,Vill be draw n forth, caviler, perhaps, those Districts where the 17i3:m . 07 unces have taken place. This Day was published, in 140. uus . IN ORR ECTUM REPORT ,of tltc . SPEEC 11,../ of the Right Ihmourat:oisoßGP, CANNING, in the HOUSE of COMMONS, on tUESDAY. MAY ion M. LAMBTON'S MOTION for a CENSURE un Mr. CAN- NiIsaf.VAXMLIASSY to LISBON.. Prilittnt fur JOHN MURRAY, Albemarle-street. 10,400 'rickety. : Total Stock anti Money L. ISCAGO DETE,IIMINAI3LK PRIZES.. , First'Drawn Prize, First Day, to hate 10,0001. more. First One Thoosond Blanks to have s ol. Money each. 5,000 Next.drawn Moots to be New Tickets of the same Number, to be re-drawn t9th July, with the option of taking their Chance, or receiviog instead 101. Money pevr Ticket, and in proportion for Shares, if brought in for payment on or before the 17th of JULY. 1,010 Ist-drawn Blanks, 2ud Day,to have 01. Money each: •Third-dritwo Prize above 1061. to have 500 i. more. Fifth-drawn Prize above 1001. to have 1,0001. more. Seventh•drawn:Prize above 1001. to have 20,0001. more. , First-Atoms Prize, Second Day, to have 00,0001 more. By the' above Scheme it will he seen that the total of. M oney and.Consols, paid by Government, is 130,4601. hut the Contractors offer 101. per Ticket for 5,91)0 Bionics, which will he drawn First Day, pad if the Public avail themselVes ut the offer, it will lie equal to. an extra sum of 59,000 Money, noiliing a total of 189.4601, to he divided amongst the' 10,400 Tickets ; this offer' Is certainly very advatitageoua' to the Public, and 'T. Bisu has great pleasure in stetting, that al though it is a sum entirely exclusive of the Money paid by Gore:nnen% he can guarantee the payment of it to all per sons wllp purchase at his Offices, or of his' Agents.—As TWu of.the Grand -, M oney Prizes must be drawn Sp early (First Prize), a great Sale may be anticipated, and 'P. DWI begs to acqualcit'his Friends a variety' of Tickets arid Shares are now on Sale at his OtHces, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Chariot;-cross, where its.the' late Lottery just finished he sold (as usual) more Capital Prizes than any other Of bee-keeper. - Day wets published, 114 4to. — price . 2l. Its : 4 d. huurds, jR - ANC . E.--By LADIT'MOR- G A N. _ . Chaque jettr lit ma Via est un fruille dens mon Livre." TnomAs. Printed for Henry Coilvain,Condoit-.Atect,Hanover-squaro; of whom and all BOoksrliers may Fitt hall, l,vtbe same•Autitur, O'DONNEL ,;•a NationalT4la. THEGO - LDeN, AXE. Serond•price at Half-past Eight. t hkvis cuilnut be ret4ined after Half-past Se notice will lie given of the next Represeutaflons Dlaek Dwarf," and" The Niut inter.' llgurstrian Tuition from Ten till Three. In This Day Was publish ed es.Four boards, A Third Edition of . This Day were published, in 3 Volumes, Syn. price 31s, W. 'M &MOIRES efts MARQUIS tie DANGEA U. ! ECIUTS DE SA MAIN: Ou, Journal de la Cour de .houis XIV: Extrait du Mapuscrit original : avec des Notes Hfstoriques et. CritiqUeti • - • Par MADAME DE.GENLIS. Chet Co'hum, 50, Coi - uhsit-street, Haauver•square, et chez Treaty! et Matz, 50 ► Soho-square. ~. „, 0 ' I ": I' 4 I t A Third Edition or , 4 ' S OF, M Y .L it . . 11,1) LORI) to ct tpltitcd for i,olin MurrayiAltientarle•street London :fit if : ... 4.. 14vkwuod, 17, Prince's-street, Edinburgh. ' . ... r i r opl Ati , l () N GOOD TIZAVELL X.L.G?, front the SARA ilie j trj!EAD INN Cti(1,11?-1 - 11. ' 1 Itij-'lltrill at d' , ll p k ik. • • fr(,),Yoltk, LEzus, ,1,0 sid. co _ _:,e, and _ • IN of tin Nolan. ,t ~ y , .. A R __ t . ,1 ~_ l e i De4ti-fo , rl s iea,andkeeprxcellentTirat . 4° K /14c E Z, 11. W. A ()InsikA IN and Co ior.: 0 , S HEAD Ditlig,‘SHOW-HILL, LONDON. 4 10 . ', ll O folioteln 4 poqT c ~,,,,d. in,kcuEs o_k> , -0A C El ES, •MAi L. 4,. .., 1 , ,i i ,.... , We. , ,, Set out from th e Surecen's:llead Inn, fit ry :"lilttipi t o :, , i? , the 1 . ::3 a . New LIVERPOOL Liillt Coach, only one 00 . % evei.„%i ),..i c t .ig•ying,F our InNides and Four Outsides, ,i, , _ , ii _.), Da y .. ~One o'clock, arrives at Liverpool next 06 iiiikti at Nix 0 elt4s; through Duustable Whu 10 0 0 .4 4. e :t i r e t linmr on, Welf"rd, Luiterwortll'llnuicklrenyl , ltd . Ottin anal ' I l i ); ii.,g;`,*.tttlPe' ltufftlY, Neweostle:Knutafovil: , 1 0 . • 4' ll, l:M9'ON, Lymlngto , a Winchester, , and Basing- '-. o!'e.w Four Inside Coach at n h (-post Seven o'clock In • • This Day were published, Handsomely, printed in 1 wo Volumes., 2su.,etubellished with Portraits, price It. Bs. in boards,.the Third Edition of ritHl: LIVES of Di. JOUIN DONNE, Sir .111: HENRY WOTTON, Mr: THOHARD . HOOKER, Me. GEORGE HERBERT, and Dr. ItoIt()I. EAT SANDE RSON To which is now first added,.LOVE.and 'MUTH, ,by ISAAC WALTON. With Notes, and the Life of thti Author, by THOMAS ZOLICH, Prehandaryrif Durham. " These were kououratle men in their generations." EiCct.r.s. 44. 7. Printed for Payne and Fins, and J. Mawanan, Lundoh ; and for Wilton and Sons,. York., Of whom may be had, Zoneh's Memoirs of Sir Philip Sidney, .tto; Second Edition, price 255. boards. GRAND SUMMER LOTTERY. 81VgiVAIGHT, having cotittlictecl with Go if • vernrnent for the NEW Lowßay of 10,400 Ticketi, which begins Drawing the 9th of JULY, stibmits the inflow ing Scheme, framed on the same princip!e as the lust, which gave such un . rversat satisfaction ; hut he &nets himself the present embraces important improvements, which will be apparent to every one. 'SCHEME. TO ENCOUB.IOE Mani ENT. Carriage P.iid, ;4111i no t.'harge for easlti. .ew Four Inside i:oacli at half-past >eves' .n `411.11, ii4r, arrives at the Doiphin Sinathamptou, by ,Pt:k.l--11ki? is most dvtigtstiol.. (...;onvey4oce to of 'Wight, Jersey, Guernsey, St. Maloes; Havre de ~.▪ t.ierhr 411tWsilt ugli, tVellingtort, ottd Sitiffnal, Pust-Couch, 1P ' ,kenimr'ot Five o'Glock.—Guartiefl. h fmoylll,l)orcliviter ' tilaudford, Salisbury, .Indover, 13 4itlsttol(e, new Post CuaCh, - cVery Aftt , tiiouti. • The. Nth rockets to Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, St. 'Ma- (jig ° IrINSBCRYiedLOUR iti ORKS, - fieaI'FINSBURY•SQUARE, CITY-B.OAD, LONDON. , INGAUD And fI(IGHES beg leave to offer 14 their IMPENETRABLE and HOUSE. PAINT,. of all Colours, at the Undermentioned • low Prices, Cash included. Freight and carriage • paid as wirier any Port direct in Crest sea; by Canal QUO miles ; in the direct Roads round Loudon 100 unites,---for Twelve Months only. • Invisible Green,. Sus.; • Lead Colour, Stone, White Lead, Black, 455.. per Cwt.; Bed, 3(is. ; Brown, aas,; (Casks in tliukti, not Wit than salb. each) ; Olive Green, 765.; DMA, .11 Witmr, Cwt. teasito ;net:Medi not itAs.thon uttiro. each.)— , Prepared Ss. per Gallon. Casks ur Bottles to, be re turned: The Saving to tlfe• Public on the above Plan -is quite equal to the labour, of Painting; the Articles being .oanoine, Houses, Ottt-buildings, aisd Fences (open - or, close) may be painted at lvssexpcnce than Tarring, for example : t lb. or any of the above Colours mixed for nee, value :Ai. wilt paint nine square yards;—any kind of Tar, or Tar Paint, will take :at per • lb., value Is . ad.: this is nut generally known. • : . , . . Orders per Post, Carriers, Coachmen, Guards, innue 'diately attended to. Every Description of Paiot. and Di:itemiser it for use, or otherwise: Turpentine, Linseed Oil, Pitch, Tar, Rosin, tkc. Wholesale and'ltefail. Orders at taken at Mr. William Boyles's Paler-fionging Manufactory, New4ate-street, London. (gr' Please to copy. Price and Address. • 4 ...Prizes of ...L.20,000 Cons ,, ib . . L.to;000 i - v , 20,040 e 2,oug coubals 4.00f) 2 I,UOO Money,. 4.. 4 3OO Money . 1,200 6 loo Money tO.. 20 OO Money • 1,4J11 WO go Motley - ' . 2,010 COURt OF K 1 G'S MEW Titz,emv, , Plymouth o. ,Werlentior DpralieitFr, .114tatuut and Saiiihury, New POst'Coach, ereiy n i clocii; through Honiton, Axminster, Bridport, ISx:ingstoke, and Bagshot. , Spalding', Pete', borough, Stiltnn, and Hunting t .Mail Coach, sets out ,every ve!lin to tipilshy, and'flull. nd BRISTOL Flyin g 1 1 0,st- Coaches, through Chip and Marlborough, every Aftknood ; arrive 4 arl, the Oreybnund luu, , Bath, and the ; London. homas-street, and the Sivann, Bristol, next INl.rn is to Welh,,Bridgeitttcr; Taunton, gxeter, Yesterday morning, in,entitormity, with the per mission granted by the donit i . the Jury walked for a considerabld 6We in Old Polaee,yard, ontler the escort of the. proper At eight o'clock the prisoners atiived Westinittstcr-h.4 On their cot eying the Court, they s l ,:nok hands kvith each other as,usnal. 1,000 First-drawn Blanks-10 each, „ . { ri Next drawn Blanks will each becinue a New 5,900 Ticket of die same Number forthe i9t hJuly, 59,000 ill With t. option of receiving £.lO instead. 1,010 . . rst- - drawts Blanks, July 19, to receive £.6 vial% 6,0f36 new liglittuaeli, called Tile. Rocliingliant, seta out tl , ,lgccarries Four Insides only, ,und goes remark! thiard flniedgildUL. Par s es through Siam. rks JtO ford, DUneuster, ,aud Forrybridge„tu the 4 ,n, Leeds, next inorning. Notwithstanding the xpedition of Otis .Coach, it: to be the and complete Public Conveyance on the North '.. 7 unequelled ,born tnodation by any other. 1 ' 4, 1 Longtown, Grettut.gre q h,4l9nail, Dumfries, .;Thornhill, Canmock, 1 8 . of e,tit land; a,Post Coaclw (dallYi• ,rliorough, 'Whitby, shields, Sunderland, New " dintiirri4h, New Four laside,Coach, with a Guard 'l, sets (nit every Morning hy„wayo.f Newea, Itet- Darllirkthiii . Northallertan, Durham, nut , ;rwiel„. pooslgera 4o,ding.4,cnoviitvi fatigued ,eilgth of Journdy, Wray rest wfiat time t hey firnekilior , williont any additional Fare, lt0t;(41, Swindon, Runsi ury, Huttgerfurd, and itt Seven; Movritng. `° l V4lll and Valsal Nov Post Coach, evtly MAI , Peptithi and hitt;4vvtb,.. Fottripside, post- G t :' trilator all the 'why, pisses Brongli, eittabi i kr; Cattetir,k,lfanaughbrilige. plimc;ister, anti 6rantintin. Sets out pinlornis the TifurniY- With ihe greatest detained tin the Road by business or !be Nmtiliar advantage , u(tbeir Scats being se next.L Coach, 1A Lint:aster, Preston, Kirby-Lorisdale, Bolton, Vi, r _ thl `irl(, and Gat-stung Post-Ciiadics, every After-. tii(j o n' etueli;--Cittarded. • t; _Li Warviugtqa, Keutsford, Stone, and Litch ""li cane& The itegulator, eiety Evciiing at 4% t1/ l e r S444 '" 2 e. l l l * Head lun, pale-greet, Liver- , iv Att uttglvaid.' • uti Post-Coula, every Motzing, At. Half-Past. ntivi 1, ort, burths TarP'" -" mLiddleivic W h r hite uit-Coach, every r Etapng, ch a , . 1 1 k ii,, ath crap . iti l..l l StO M t') ar ' Yftrlns A CW C °- ; ' .itisi.s..!ieissice y in:, S I ttna ' erlaad. v wcastjeovai,o, sr , b.. 1 1'.. 1 t, )Vinslow, Conglid'i: ' c n Guarded. 41/4.,'"liinuti, l':,, t -Coach, every Aftw " l " .am itock k lu t , LA) and !lutists-Siam fast-Coachi calivi Ilt4,,4t4Niar. • ~ L I N G ii,,. ''' llll % 411 Nit (',rich, with . a eniare . sets out every 4 1 b.v'n44(l teletsr, 15ir.mi ' ngltant next day ist Nowt. ~ 11‘14utill.:44rfett'llipTss4ton aihi - Shig3tone, to tat: Saracen b . c 4 .. ,. 07, 1, 1%1 ;;. ` ' , k i e r 1 a1_:,71--/ ) ,„, n ,,, v g d h : r 7,.. , TpO r_rx , and_l . ) , tt on L c r a:l s er k P e ; s s : iiinjo k, l, .in t „ at ;. , tilt-past. Si • to 11l 1 ,i v 4 1 , 4 1t 4 3 041,UNIII:trgate, SitiulOrieb, Ttatusitte,Cadeibuei t ' . : t 1, Chath a rt,,i 114 Ektrouds Z'i ew P P S R, l iora - W .' -- 1 1 " 1111. A a 4 ,Spolopg. Noon, .na Night. 44 , 44, i —) waro, to etdon - 4414 Clu - C °41114 , : 4k‘;llriustAt. \ilatdißladtnll-tutnFeu4nurcll3(utlifikiLll)‘ll.llta6"!"alSf:rbls'il i ~ ;Ntr'L " IvA(4°S. Wtoi, ENIPSTEAD G , Wa ll tfuttl an Stan. t , Bury, and alt Parts of 5411.°11c8 Henley, Bristol, and Pleg luyil tines it Wek. t, Ch,,,,.1:110N, Winchester, kurnsey, LF1141."!?1 xy if ~i't"e,flarcli. ltingwoud, Fuldingiiridge, ‘% itivilGuerttsvY ' t ilVit:l:''Ptkri, and Twiekenbitai, Twice a V ., i! 44()uzi and Woolwleb, 'every Day. 'OM and Co. sleeracctlnClY , • that theywilt licit be littunttla ... (It pi‘',44s:ager'a Laggagt, NVritings. Nate , T'a 4 / 4 „ A tilltis Vitt6e;rf Stol4b . ;itl4, ortalUag&' , ~.. i....0,11)y-fi ao, .0 ml , uggitil % t o ith pael iff o t t_we. 4O' "Tetin, P ,f thl slt h, ani ,64 4; iii 4: ): I,;,°:s'A ii Uhl, sii ~01.. i 49yal Ma 1 0! 4iiirio4 t 10 14 I r 4 .4 4, 8 ~ i ►, a,sitt 't ° i 1 Mari. l ' oe ti) ! Tho mu '. 01 k CIICS I lit , g til &e iv. - Ans; • ' 16 , 1 - new 1, of Torni„. 'op th. .. P. 4 lot ~i , )1 U Ith IP . 4 i,, i "r i s fliii, J 11, $ 1 , ,t 1:1011, e O l 1 4611 1)4 ":,10 1141e4 . 11 e 00., 44 1 ,ng u) , to! oolv, II I/I : 4, 1 `1 11 ; Thc 1 a . 6 ,i - Itts ot re, - ''Nseftri e ti ul td . t• 0 15,i i 1 i ,,, ,d , 6t4 ;,, , P o o i tu ttill:g 'toi A , : 1 ,,k! leli g t 1 5 1 :: tot tiiii 5 9 Ip t Ury Pa ( I) pit ib, .9N't .q h , 4 t.No 4 c , . 0 6 : 0 L I N, 4 ?N1., e t , ~ 'Zsi,t; a i• 04, 1 ; areal Ill' k: t t 11,, I ;" Ab I tii ty. ;: 1 1t:it f i2r* - '4;:ckLir,r ti;ltrt'' ' 541 th e il ;(' A ' f l!tj ' ~I) L, .41/4, , t/I 011t1S: 0 4 4 ' WV Piy,,. " 1 4 l IIPO OI ....y , t Al l t in i, 1 1 ,,L, ( Vii t, ' 01 Akiltrik s4t Af ' I, t ' 4 ' tlu,...i g i EL 1 1 l ir Itti - ri s .it ‘‘e 4,. Whi t tl, , at) i A Ii I JNII. I '• i faiN4, ' l t l ,l ~,,,,,, , 0 , 1 ► ; gilbuirerti; ' 6 44 N , 11 'W.1 1 At .ev e ' Olt ' kt i t INO 00 1 . 4 1, 44. 0 , t i "1 1 844 6 WO " 14 , r lit', IlAti 41 iJ j al, Ila l 4, -LU .1.:. 4 I t )T 4 , ,te ( 3 ~ ^'~~~ '~F Q 1 , 4 1 it Ai, 8,064 Prizes -10,400 L•1 5 0,460 •Thcre arc only 1 0,400 Tit:lice:, and' 7;000' of them will be drawn Oa Stli of July, every one of which will be a Beneat Tietet, either entitling 'the Holder to some of the above Noble•Priresi or have Abe privileges of a New` Ticker of the. v ane Number, to fie,drawn ;spin 19th duly,: but for more d e . tailed particulars „see the printedlchetnes, which may be had gratis.: The Cheap. Prices continued. l'resent,Price uf,u Tigliet.otilyk 18 18%. 11 6 Half a .19 .0 I. Eighth.. ..... Quarter 14 the Lottery just finished, the Capital Prizes harts been reimarkahly well dividell amongst this .Public, and J. SIVE • WRIGHT bad the satisfaction of selling SEVEN of theft) at Isis (..)1/ic05N0....37,. .Cornitill, ,Nu. nayinarket, No, it, Holborn, No. 141.„ Oxfniii-street,, where Tickets and Shares for the New. lottery are flow .EDUCATION; WITH TH P. ADVANTAGE Or SEA , iIiI.THING; • , AT a itioOttablished'SOool, on the Southern coast; about sixty miles Ouris London, conducted by u Clergyman of the Church ofEngland, YOUNG GENTLEMEN are Boarded, and. instrncied in the Latin and Greek Lan gimps; Writing, and Accounts, on the moderate Terms of Thirty Gui n eas per Annum. A French Master is resident inthe house, and that Lan guav,,e is constantly spoken by his Pnpils. Drawing, Dancing, &c. by approved Masters. The Principal will be in Town, with the Young Gentlemen .under his care, for .the Midsummer Vacation, on the 20th Instant, and will accompany them, on their return to their School . Dutics, about the 20th of July. Letters addressed to X. Y. at Messri, Law and Whittaker's, Ave-Islaria-lane, will receive dlio attention, and every sa tisfactory particular will be given, with references to Families of respectability, whose Sons have been educated' at the Icitoul.-1111e,$ittitititia is one of the must healthful on the English Coast. THE PAM P 1-1 LETEI r R• • I • This Day was published, price Gs- ed. THE PANINHLETBER, No. xix. (Quar terly), contAinink the following Pamptilets:—: I. Speech of the 'tight lion. G. Canning , on the Motion . for an Address-to H. K. H. the Prince Regent on his Speech from the Throne : containing all which was emitted in the Papers. .. IL On the Obnnxious Parts of the Came Laws. By Sir Wm. Effort', liars: • . . 111. Clii.the Causes rif the High Price of 13read. By the Right lion. C. Long, M. P.'846.. W. P01114,1'00 L i aws. iiy J. C..Curwrit,„Y•sq. M . P, V. A Letter to the Earl of Liverpool'en - thb . New'COitiage . 'By T. Smith., . • , • rieuThiral Vl.,Statistical Tables ort th e Geographical, "Ag, and- Political State of Scotland. By the Itight kfou. tlir J: Sinclair, Bart. VII. An 'Ara iinient sh"owing that - a,,Standing Army is in consistent with a Free Government, and ilatructive to the Constitution. Printed Now arst reptiaed. Vill. Iri4h ()wore; Withits Stfecta oti Catholic ginattei patiop. (Original.) *IX. Oa the Supp l y of Eniflttytnent, to. for the Labouring, Cl a sses, in Fislferies, M anu factures, and the Cultivation of Waste 4 -tads; and on he Stilt ()airs : with a Proposal fur their liepeal. By,tiirct.t Bernard, Ilart. X. A Pos . cript to ditto: Xi, A Second Pesteript"to ditto. XII. Juornal of an English 'traveller, fir Memoirs of U. R. 11. t'rc Prindesa- of, Waits, and of her court i'.l.4'iTil Letters troll P. R. Highness, the Bari of Liverpool, and Mr. Whit bread, Sze. fke. pa n tbp C orn Xtlf. An Address t o . the Fundholtieri Lints. By it. Preiton, El. 141. P. Sold 47 -Aft 'Fenner Mesas. Longman soil Co.. Paternos. ter•row, and filaels and Co., Londonookseller MacrtdievEdiriburgh ; Citniniiitis, Dalin ; end till other Bd: - (I wit9nt m.,, be h a d, the prixeding.N onibefs, either se• liararvlr ur.botind in 'tiine t w adiatticiDeiW i s : Vol s.lifu ides Ow o )6(4 4 cOttiplo.s, and impailia" recoril apinipt. ms t eminent meow, expressed ari subjects of Politics, Re li g ion, alt 4 T.—. .... th. five:LA leers, THE NEWCATLE FAMILY. The melancholy state of this Noble Family is well known to our Readers; and on the happy tidings of , their restoration. to health, ihere was recently a complete day ofjishilec in the vicinity of Clamber : all ranks joined most cordially in cele. brating the happy recovery of the Duke of New castle, his amiable Duchess, and young family, from heir late dangerous indisposition, At Tuxford, the inhabitants were early greeted by merry peals of hells. As the morning at vanced,flags,streamers,and garlands, covered with devices, expressive of at tachment to the Noble House of Clinton, were profusely displayed ; a baud of music paraded through the town till three o'clock, and then 'up wards of five hundred people partook of an excel lent dinner.in the open street. After toasting , the Duke, the Duchess, Lord Lincoln, and the younger branches of the Newcastle family, rural sports began, and were kept up with great glee till tea was prepared, and served up on the same tables which had been used far dinner ; this being over, dancing commenced in the marl:et-place, and ww. continued till the approaching night closed the scene. At Botha-mall, too, the inhabitants being joined by their neigilhouis from Houghton, made an uncommon display of affection and joy : tables, at which upwards of three hundred people dined, were spread in a large barn, and' covered with a profusion of Englishman's favourite. f a r e ,. roust. beef and plumpudding. Mier dinner, the health of the best. of Laudlords, his estimable Duchess, and their young family, being toaated, the air was rent with reiterated cheers. Yrom the summit of the church steeple floated ttOo h eaH tual flags, .:whilst the from ot each individual house wits so SplCUdialy decOrated With garlands, & c , that the village, as well as its inmates, wore is. face of joy. The festivities continued a4O h ere to a late hour, and every thing concluded with the greatest hailhooy. There h every 'nominal a fine produce of fruit this year.' with the exceptiim at goosehei ries and wall apricots. Cherries anti plums u4l prove an abuuddiit crep, atul the 'apple biossdins, it mite aPpears, were much less injured by the late cold nights than Was.apprebefuleil. A iiew plough,hai been - invented which pro• 'minescousiderable advantage to the agriculturist. It is so cOnStructed as to cover the' graiii when t o wn : under furrow, and by tows of it, teo am.; ilgy can be eowu Mat Air bursc3, After Mr. Justice PintloyD had disposed of a great Many. catikthoo motions, the other Judges took their seats on the Ileneb, and at half past nine Mr. WriTHERELL commenced crosS-exa ruination of Castle, who W,:s brought up in custody'. His first interrogations to thii •;vinteo- were tts ascettain whether he had any comnittnication with any person or persobs, direetly or indirectly, by writing, piloting . , or otherwiie, upon the subject of his testhhony yesterday all of which interro gations he answered in the negative. Several Noblemen, Members of Parliametrt, and distinguished chatacters, were in Court dur ing the day. Amongst whom we recognized. Earl Grey, Lord St. John, Lord lixmouth, Lords Bradford and Grosvenor, Mr. Lambton, Mr. Tier ucy, Sir F. Boidett, Sir It. Wilson', Lord 'Var. Month, Nit, Gordon, Mr. Bruce, Sir James, Nt'ln toSh, Mr. M‘Darell, Mt. Htint, Btc. The bra- Cher of Dr. Watson, from Lincolnshire, sat with Mt. Harmer, the SoliCitor fot the prisoner. The cross , examihationof the Crown's witness, Castle, continued to half-past one; after which ti number of witnesses were, produeed to speak to various detaelied circumstances. 1;1 the elomina tion of Drill, well known in the great contest at tVestminster, . between Mr. Sheridan and -Me. Paul, al the Green Coated Oralor, there was solutt;• thing peculiar in the phraseology inwhiCh thewit ness dcliVered his testimony,. During the, day on interesting argument took place on the legality of receiving as eVidence to pa per found by a Police Ofticer in the residence of Wation, jim. some days.aftet the arrest of the fa ther. Itlt. Wetherell and Setgeaut Copley sup. ported. trip great ability the objection founded on the ease of Algernon Sidney; *bete a mouttscripi, unedited.anil ottpUblished, existing kiildy in tire. mid ventiti, was brought forward ioprove the eti racter of hi mind-, and With the probability of making .a hostile intptession GA the Ininds of the The (otirt, tllongh at first inclined to recciv,e it ka evidence, on coti3idt:ratiow, thought the pa per as too abstract, and unconnected 1% Ith the. pre. vioui evideithe ; u ltbough it c0(1 nth at all 0(141'3 utly analogy with the titse r,f Mr. Sytliiiv, The Attorticr , Ocnet . al dyferrvtl to the opinion a the Conti; anti withdrew the pripbr. llpott the rising of the COstrt, at half palt the priotters were tondtti:ted back to the Tower in the usual Wanner. '1 Imre Wal a itery large usBembhige of pertions in 1 4 4toce-yard, strct.!, and the Iteighlioltrttig itventiti. The car.; riages Saturtitly meriting, a terients accident Nipper:elf at Horn ,incl Miry's pit, high end cif Smith, Si!irlda. A corf, in which five men were tietcentiing, wag caught by one c/ the lining boards and upset, when. they were all precipitte,ell td tits tioltOm anti instar.tly_