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London, England, 1825-06-02 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY INTELLiuo”
HOUSI OF LORDS, WriNZSDAT, Juin' I.
IRISH JOINT-BTOCK COMPANY BILL.
The Earl of HA RROWBY rose. penman' to the notice yester-
day given in his name by a Noble 3lartris (Lanadown) to move
the waspewsion of the Standing Order 'huh provides that the sub-
scribers to all Joint• Stock Companies shall have deposited one half
the amount of capital before the second reading of the Bill for
their incorporation. His object in doing so was in order that a
.emnpany which was calculated to do so much good to Ireland
nil& not bt obliged to have one half of their capital thus locked
up.
The Earl of LAUDERDALE agreed in the opinion of the
Noble Earl.
The motion for suspending the Standing Order was then agreed
to.
The Marquis of LANSDOWN read the Report of the Com-
mittee to which the Bill had bawl] termed. It stated that the evi-
dence upon their Lordships' nib!' had been so satisfactory that the
Committee did not require any further evidence in support of the
Bill.
The Noble Marquis then moved, that the Bill be read a second
time, which was accordingly done.
OOUNTY COURTS' BILL.
ELLENry- - - -

Lord ___.rfOROUGH inromoted a petition front certain
Officers of the Court of King's Bench. praying for compensation
be the event of the Costley Courts' Bill passing into a law.—Laid
ea the table.
Mr. Longitude, Bees the West India Docks, presented Returns
of the number of meads that had entered those Docks during the
year 1824.
A person from the Caledonian Canal Company presented the
Report of the Commissioners of that Company.
EQUITABLE LOAN BILL.
Mr. Harrison was heard at considerable length on behalf of the
promoters of the Equitable Loan Bill. He argued its
upon the ground of its general utility, which he stated f
reedy to prove by the production of witnesses at their •
bar. Mr. Harmon was entering upon some new topics otsidie*
with his subject, when he was interrupted by
The LORD CHANCELLOR, who suggested the propriety 44;
postponing the further consideration of the Bill to a future night..
After a short conversation, in which the Earl of LaunnlIDALL
Lord SurriULD, sod the Duke of ATHOL took part. it was de-
termined that Counsel should be heard in continuation on Tuesday
neat, at four o'clock, with an understanding that their Lordships
should sit to a late hour.
Their Lordship* adjourned at seven o'clock.
HOUSE OF COMMONS, WIDNIIIIAT, Joon I.
..111 hoe being hot thirty Members present at four o'clock, the
Midst adjourned to to-morrow (this day.)
HOUSE OF COMMONS THIS DAY.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
Mr. Edmond Wodehouse—Motion for obtaining further in-
=respecting the Prices of Foreign Cern, through the
of his Majesty's Consuls abroad.
Mr. Sykes—Reduction of the Duty en Soap and Tallow Candles.
Ile. Attorney-General—Bill to repeal so much of Act 6, Geo. I.
c. 18, as relates to Partnerships and Joint-Stock Companies.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
Judicature (Scotland) Bill—Report.
Aliment of Prisoners' (Scotland) Bill—Report.
Judges' Salaries (England)—Committee.
Felonies Counsel Bill—Second Reading.
Colombia Postage Bill—Committee.
Duchess of Kent's Annuity Bill—Second Reading.
Duke of Cumberland's Annuity Bill—Second Reading.
Townland Boundaries' (Ireland) Bill—Committee.
Labourers Wages Bill—Second Reading.
Supply—Report.
Lunatic Trustees' Bill—Committee.
London College Bill—Second Preding.
Grant to Mr.lll`Adam (in Supply.)--Repott.

MAJORI7 Y AND MINORITY
I,IIPON TIE GRANT Or 6,0001. TO TUE DUKE or cir
L•ND TOR Tilt MAINTENANCE AND IEDUCAT/ON Or
PRINCE OEORGE, ars soN.--blay 30, 1825.
MAJORITY.
Ashen; W. H. Omit, Rt. Hon. C. O'Grady. Captain
A'Court, E. B. Gonlburn, Rt. Hu. H.Pollen, Sir John
W. Grant, G. M. Palmerston, Lord
Henry Greene, T. Peel, Right Hon. R.
Crd, J. Graham, Lord Peel, W.
nna, Lord W. Grant, A. C. •Prendergast, M. G.
Binning, Lord " Gilbert, D. Phillimore, Dr.
Plummer, J.
Pringle, Sir W.
Robinson, Right Hon.
Hon. F. J.
Ryder, Right Hn. R.
Rose, Sir G.
Bee, Sir W. (Lord
Advocate')
Roberta, W. A.
Sncyd, N.
Somerset, Lord 0.
Solids, C.
Somerset, Lord E.
Scott, Ma. W. H. T.
Scott, S.
Tonsishend, Hoe.
B. 0. P.
Trent, W. A.
Tindal, N. C.
Trench, F. W.
Thyrme, Lord John
Ure, M.
Vries), Sir R. H.
M &Ham, Ht. Hn. T.
Wetherell, Sir C.
Wynn, Right Hon.
C. W.
. Wellesley, R.
Warrender, Sir G.
Wilson, Carus •
Wilson, Thomas
Wilson, Sir H. W.
S.
V. TELLERS.
Fitanrahl, 4R. Clerk, Sir 0.
W. V. oiliketr, Sergeant Lusbington, S.
Forbes, Sir C. Oramerstowri, Lord

M INORIT Y.
Aberaontby, Hon. J.Folay, S. H. H. Pelhinn, J. C.
Allen, J. Haskell, B. Rice, T. S.
Astell, W. Glencncliy, Vise. Ridley, Sir M. W.
Sainte, J. Grattan, J. Roberts, A. W.
Raring, A. _ Grenfell, P. Roberts, G.
Robinson, Sir G.
Russell, Lord John
It irklisrd, W.
Scott, J.
Barlett, J.
Sebright, Sir J.
Sefton, Earl of
Hn.o H.Smith, A.
Smith, J.
Smith, S.
Smith, Hon. R.
Smith, W.
Tremayne, S. H.
Taylor, M. A.
'Tierney, Rt. Hon. 0.
Townshend, Losd C. '
Webbe, E.
R. Western, C. C. •
Whitbread, S.
AVillisms, J.
Williams, T. P. 7
Wilson, Sir R.
Wood, M. •
Wroustaley, Sir J.

Palmer, ~. _
Ellice, E. Pares, Thomas TELLEaII.
Brans, W. Price, Robert Fordett, Sir F.
Pane John Parnell, Sir if. Duncannoo, Vise.
Flog:mon, Sir R. C. Pryse, P.
Mr. Portman paired off against the grant.

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Lottery Tickets, 191. 19s.

PRICES OF FOREION
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DRURY-LANE THEATRE.
Mr. M ACRE AM' begs leave respectfully to acquaint his Friends and
the Public, that THIS EVENING la al,alutest tor his BENEFIT.
when will to revived (never acted la tO4 Theatre) Shakspeares His.
tortes! Play of
LING HENRY THE FIFTH; or, THE CONQUEST OF FRANCE.
Henry, Mr. Macready; Princess Katharine. Mrs. Bunn.
After which (first time this assouni the popular Opera of
ROB ROY MACGREGOR; or, AULD LANG SYNE.
Coinpreemd fur this occasion by permission of the Manager, and
positively for this night only.
Rob Roy Macgregor Campbell. Mr. Macready • Indite Jenne (Ant
time), Mr. Harley.- Helen Macgregor, lam huun; Diana Vernon,
Miss Stephens.
Tioketaand Maims for the Boxes to betted of Mr. Spring. Rozoillco,
Rotundas of 14r. Hookharn,Old Buntlailrost; and of Mr. Macrell4Y,
64. Frith-street, Solio-square.
HAY MARK ET THEATRE..
Tide Evening, THURSDAY. June 2, will be performed
THE CASTLE OF ANDILUSIA.
Podrillo, Mr. J. Russell; Donna Lorenza, Madame Vottris.
After which,
A DIY Ale fl.lt THE WEDDING.
Colonel Fre/love, Mr. Vining; Lady F. Freelpre, Madame Yeetris.
1 o conclude with
THE AGREEABLE. SURPRISE.
Lingo, Mr. J. Russell; Cowslip, Mrs. Hunaby.
.I.VGIiSH OPERA HOUSE.
In conaaquenes of some ettensivo alterations to be ennead In the
Stage and Orchestra of the t !metre. preparatory to the commence-
ment of the Summer Season of the English Opera. the Public are
moat reirpsetnally apprised that they will find
MR. MATHEWS AT HOME
Tills Evening; THURI.DAY, June S. and SATURDAY, Juno 4. twins
the Last Nights but Five.
MR. MATHEWS' MEMORANDUM-BOOR
of Peaultdrities, Charsatereand Manners,oolleeted during his various
Trips.
Sovos—,, Memoranda In Confusion"—" Night Cosich"—. Bubbles,"
a capital Sorg—" Sailing Match"—'. Old and New Timee--.. Public
°Mos, Bow street."
PAR? 111.—ot Monepolvlogue. to be called
THE CROWN Mc—DANGER.
Doors open at Seven; the Performance to comments* at Eight.
ARGYLL ROOMS.
Coder the Immediate Patronage of several of the Nobility.
THE LAST GRIND MAIQUER IDE AND CARNIVAL THIS
SE ISOM, ON TUESDAY NEXT.
The Public Is respectfully inforesed..eltat the last GRANO MAS-
QUERADE and CARNIVAL, under the auspices of several of the
Nobility, will take place at the above Rooms on TUESDAY NEXT.
For Particulars. Character, she Admission Tickets, hr.. and for
Boum to view the Motley Groups, without musing with the Masque-
rade. apply to the Committee, at Mr. Charles Wright% Opera anion-
naSe, Haymarket, who will supply the Anon Wines on the isecaakm.

THE APOLLONICON.
VIM= Till PATRONAOS OF 1115 11111/11FrY.
On SATURDAY NEXT. at Two o'Clock,
The following SELEUTION of MUSIC will be performed by Mr.
PURILIS on the AEOLLONICON, a Gnind lisuneal Instrument,
'onted and co:lN:rusted b> Mesets. Flight and Robson. Organ
Builders, 101, St. Martin's-lane:—
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PANT I.
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Overture, Knight of Snowdenißisiopi—Song, • Should he upbraid'
alishom--4/undrille Divertimento ll[oachelesl—Al►. • Salt,' Sighs the
voice of evening,' Der Frelsehutz (Weber)—Fantasla (Purkl.i.
rmur
Overtire, Der Frsischun (treberi—Dnett, Der Freisehute (Weber)—
Movement (Craater)--Cavatina. • Crudo tuner' (Pucetta)—Peaaant Cho-
rus and Marsh. Per Frelchutz (Weber).
N.B. Mr. Purities Perfornsanees will be continued *very Saturday
during the Season.
the Mechanical Powers of the Apollonleon are exhibited Daily,
from One till Four (except during the time of Mr. Porkies attendance),
performing Beethoveu's celebrated Overture to Prometheus, Mozart's
Overture to Zanbertlote. and Heydn's Grand Military Movement
Rom his Twelfth Symphony. In the execution of which it has been
honoured with the sanction of the most eminent mechanical and
nabobs& men of the age, and Is allowed to possess a grandeur cad
variety of effect, with a precision and a delicacy of expression, impe-
riar to any other Inert mount in Europe.
The Mugs arranged for and set on the Cylinders by Mr. Flight, jun.

UNDER THE. ESPECIAL PATRONAGE OF THE KING.
ROYAL GARDENS, VAUXHALL,
Tomorrow Evening, FRIDAY, June 3, and every Monday.
Wednesday, and Friday during the Season.
The Proprietors have the stratification to state, with the slew
to deserve the high and unbounded patronage which they have hitherto
received, and to enable them to make the most extensive and Inte-
resting arrangements for the future, they have recently purchased the
whole of these ...elebrated Gardens; and the Public may rest assured
that the Musical Department and Amusements of every deeole-
tton will be such as to insure a continuance of that exalted and
national favour, which, with the most grateful pride, they aeknow-
ileAr
"he Amusements will commence with a grand Vocal and lustre.
mental Concert; an Overture, composed expressly for the occasion
by Mr. W. Rookie. At the conclusion of the Concert the National
Anthem of "God save the Kier will be sung by the whole meal
strength.
At the new Theatre an entlrelynew Ballet, called " Fortune, or
the Peasant Prince," with appropriate new Scenery, Dresses, and
Decorations.
Signor F. H. P. Nesters! de Verani will exhibit hie earraordinary
talents in performing on Six different Instruments at the none time.
The French Juggler, Monsieur Robert, Is re-engaged, and will extde
Bolt his pleasing Feats, with several new Performances.
Blackmore is also re-engaged to perform his terrific Ascent on the
Fire-Work Rope from the Moorish Tower: he will also exhibit hi
wonderful Evolutions on the Sleek Rope.
The Fatitoccini, by Mr. Grey, will be performed with many new
Figures.
Several new Cosmorama& have been added, and will be changed
during the Season.
The three Artists In Fire-Works, who last Seamen obealned such
great celebrity, are again engaged. Chevalier Southby will exhibit
this Evening; Madame ilengler on Wednesday; and Mr. IYErser on
Friday. Each Artist has undertaken to produce great novelty, with
Devisee never yet equalled.
The Illuminations will summit those of any former Season.
Rapper Boxes may be engaged, and Fre* Admialons for the inns+e
tht may be had at the Gardens; at the London Win* Company's
w, 141, Fleet-street; London Genuine Tea Company, 23, Ludgate-
-142, Oxford street, and S. Charing-cross.
sae Doors open at Seven.—Adminion 38.6 d.

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OiPPss G.
'.'7h, Sir V. B. Gurney, H.
Rrogden. J. Huskisson, Rt. Hon.
Clarke, Hon. C. B. W.
Canning, Rt- 11n. G. Hill, Sir G.
Cockburn, Sir (1. Holford, G.
Gongreve. Sir W. Hudson, if.
Cripps, T. Holmes, W.
CounemAY, T. P. Harries, J. C.
Courtsway, W. Hulse, Sir C. Bart.
Cholmelty, Sir M. Horton, Wilmot
Bart. Haskins, Sir C.
Cooper, Colonel Haellee, J. A.
Cooper, R. B. Jour. John
Collett, E. T. foal". fir Hugh
Cole's. T. Melt R.
Croke*, J. W. lion. C.
Cost, Colonel Has. T.
Caltborpe, Hon. F. Gl.Lemigr, W.
Copley, Sir J. S. sw. .., Colonel
Campbell, Arch. Llodray, Bon. H.
Dawson, G. R. Imshington, Colonel
Downie, R. Long, Sir C.
Dunlop, T. Legge, lion. H.
Dawkins, H. Lewis, Frankland '
Dawkins, T. Lamb, Hon. W.
Meet, T. Al•Natighien, E. A.
Drummond. H. Alanumg, W.
Douglas, W. R. IL Martin, R.
East, Sir Hyde Muigrare, Sir P.
Elliot, Lord Maxwell, 11.
Fremantle, Right Dlarjoribasiks, Sir S.
Hon. W. AI miners, Lord C.
Fitr.rald, Right Hn.Manncrs, Lord R.

haring, Sir T. Hulse, sir W.
Barrett, S. M. Heygaie, W.
Bernal, R. •Handley„ H.
Brougham, If. Heron, Sir R.
PSyng, G. Hobhouse, J. C.
Beriett, John Hughes, W. L.
Blake, Sir F. Hume, J.
Buxton, T. F. Hutelnoson, Hn.o
Benyoo, B. James, W.
Galante, JOllll Johnstone, W. A.
Calash, J. H. King, Sir J. B.
Calvert, C. Kennedy, 'f. F.
Carter, John Knight, R.
Cavendish, Lord 0. Leycester, R.
Cave/id/oh, C. Lushington. S.
Cavendish, H. Marjovinks, S.
Coffin, Sir I. Martin, J.
coke, 'll. W. ( Derby) Marie, Hon. W. P
Creevey, Thos. )Jewell. John
Corbett, P. • Mosek, J. B.
Meta, T. Newman. R. W.
Denison, W. Nuge Lord
Denman, T. orc .
Dundas, Hon. T. °doom, Lord F.
Drake, T. T. Palmer, C. F.