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rARTIES.

PRICES OF FOREIGN
Aaatrisa Aunts 871 7
Ditto ace tri
Brazilian Bond. M
Baenos Ayrem Bonds 601 60
Oolosabian Iluuds
ditto Bonds ,i 624; 3Fil
DitW Aect. 40 aloi /lit
Danish Rood. (IRO; 3
DOW lett. 44
Pallet Rentea 3 per Cent. Mt
Exchange o.le.

STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Creek Bonds
Ditto Bonds 08253 141 14
Mexican Bonds
Ditto Acct. 49j
Ditto Bonds i't.3s) AO i 891 I
Ditto Acct 691 :/a1 691 091 / 19 1
Peruvian Bonds 29
Portuguese Benda 791 70
Russian Bonds (1822, tW 1 791
Ditto Acct. 89 791
Spanish Bonds 9 71

B a. d.
Portugal Gold. In coin U 0 0
Foreign Gold, In ban. 3 17 6
New Dnubloone
New Dollars
Sliver, In bare. standard 0 4 Ili

COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. CONNOR AND DILL RAVNER.
Thn Evening. WEDNESDAY, June 11. ilI De performed the Comedy of

TIM firm A'r LAW,
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Daniel Dowlas, Mr. W. Verret,; Melt Howl's, Mr. Jones; lloctor
Parreless, Ilr. Fawcett; Zekiel Homespun, Mr. Rayner; Remick, Mr.
Connor. Cicely Homespun, Mrs. Rayner.
Madame Pasta will sling "God save the King" and "DI taistl
After whlt h a DIUMICAL OLIO.
To conclude with the Interesting Opera of
CLAIM
Polaris°, Mr. Rayner; Cleri. Muss Paton; Vesting. NW Lees.

The Duke of Beaufort entertained a distinguished patty at dinner yes-
terday, at his house in Pros renor-square.
The Countess of Essex entertained a select party of faahlonables yea-
tads), evening, at her house in Hill-street, Berkeley-square.
The Counters of Berkeley entertained a large party at dinner yester-
day, at her house in Spring-gardens.
The Dowager Countess of Clare gave a splendid rout on Monday even-
lag, at her house in Saville-street, which was attended by upwards of the
of the haul ton,among whom were—Prince and Princess Pulignac, Prince
Gortclukoff, the Marquis of Hertford; the Marchionesses of Hertford,
Huntly, and Cornwallis; the Earl of Westmorland and Lady O. Fane,
the Earl and Countess of Listowell, the Countess Forteseue, Lord and
Lady Tullamore, the Vice-Chancellor, &c. &c. _

Lady John Murray gave a tall and supper on Monday evening, at her
house in NVlmpole-street. There were }assent upwards of 2W distin.
guished fashionables.
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The Hon. Mr. Musgrave had a dinner party yesterday, at kis house in
Harley•street.

John Trotter, Esq. had a grand dinner party yesterday, M Ms house in
Connaught-place.
MOVEMENTS.

The Earl of Sefton baa left town for his seat. Crosteth Ifall, near
Liverpool.
Lord and Lady King and fondly left town yesterday for their seat, Ock.
ham, Surrey, fur the seam's.

Baroness Willoughby De EMI returned to town on Monday, from bet
villa at Richmond.

air Henry Fit:herbed, Bart. Lett town yesterday, for ►ts meat, Fhsing•
tun, llerbysidre.
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Sir Geo4e Chetwynd, Bart. has left town, for his seat, Broctou
Staffordshire.

The Right Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Sterges Bourne and family left town
yesterday, for the Isle of Wfght.
The HooeurablePriee Trevor has left town for Wale..

Mr. nod Mrs. Fitts arrived on Monday, at the Clarendon floret, Bond-
street, from the Continent.

Arrivals at Fenton's New Hotel, St. James's-street :—Francis Morgan,
Esq. from his seat In Hants ; Lane, Esq. from a tour. Departure
Captain Cohen, R.N. for Plymouth.
Arrivals at the St. George's Hotel, Albemarle.street •—Sir Philip, Lady,
and Miss Egerton, from the Continent; Mrs. Herbert and family, from
ditto. Departures --Lord and Lady Ratbdown and the Ladies Mona,
for Portsmouth; Mr. and Mrs. A. Farquharson and family, for their seat
In Scotland.

Arrivals at the Royal Hotel, St. Jnmes's.street :—C. D. Radcliffe, Esq.
from Oxford; Philpat. Esq. ; and Captain Scott. Departures :-11.
Harrison, Esq. , G. A. Pritt, Esq. ; J. Bourne, Esq. tor Lirorpool; A.
Crawford, Esq. fur Ireland; and Jehh, Esq. on a tuur.

The Duke of York's indisposition arose from a cold,
with which he was afflicted previous to his Royal Highness's going
to attend the Ascot-heath races, where, we regret to say, it was in-
creased, which brought on an oppression at the chest that compelled
his Royal Highness to be confined to his house nn Monday and
yesterday. We are however happy to say his Royal Highness was
not prevented from attending to military business with Sir Herbert
Taylor, his military secretary, the greater part of both days. His
Royal Highness had appointed to hold a Levee yesterday, which
was in consequence postponed. Sir Henry Halford attends the
Royal Duke, and yesterday morning, on visiting his Royal High.
newt, reported that he had enjoyed a good night, and was better.
We have received lheL Oricntal Spectator to the 30th
April. We find in it an article dated Smyrna, April 211. If the
accounts which it gives could be depended upon, it would certainly
result from them that the (heck cause is in a desperate state; for it
would seem thatit has become necessary for the Loglish to burn
their ships for their piratical attack* on commerce, and Alarm.
eordato is said to have fled to escape a violent death. The last
(bunt of Admiralty at Napoli di Romania has resigned, because
it would not have its decrees dictated to it by pirates, at the point
of the poniard. That Court, it is added, has been re.organized,
and three Cephalonians now compose it, who are known, from their
excesses, and who will act in concert with the pirates.
PONTEYRACT.-It is said that a charge of bribery is
likely to be brought against some of the electors in this place.
THE SII.1( TRADII.—On Monday evening, a numerous
meeting of the journeymen employed in the above trade, took place!
at M'Kenzie's Chapel, Church.street, Bethnal-green, for the
purpose of receiving the report of their Committee, and considering
what measures it might be expedient to adopt, to procure from the
master manufacturers a fair remuneration for their labour. At a
former meeting. they expressed their satishiction at the interest
taken in their welfare by his Majesty's government ; and in con-
sequence of the suggestions then made, notwithstanding the ar.
rangements at the Custom-House, nut a yard of foreign manufac-
tures had been imported. On the present occasion, they expressed
an opinion that the alterations did not afford that protection to the
trade to which they were entitled. It was resolved, that a deputation
should wait on the manufacturers, and remonstrate with them on
the reduced scale of their payments. which was at least 30 per cent,
lower than last year, though provisions had risen 40 per cent.
since that period.
Hazard and Co. respectfully remind the public, that the
period which terminates all Lotteries is fast approaching. The
great demand has already caused an advance in the price of Tickets
and Shares, and a further rise will take place next 3lontlay. June
19 ; an immediate purchase is therefore recommended. Hazard
and Co., as .point Contractors, have formed a brilliant Scheme, !
containing Six Prises of 30,0001., all in one day, July 10, when
Lotteries end for ever. Hazard and Co. sold in one Lottery all
the 30,000/. Prizes and, within these few weeks, three 40.0041.
Prizes in one day.—Royal Exchange-gate ; Canid!, and 324,
Oxfurd-street.

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Strand, anti publObed by R. CANNON, cams place.

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33 Portugal Gold, In coin .. u 0 0 was in consequence ltigalioned. Sir Henry Ha ford attends the THE AGE NEWSPAPER. If n
Horton, victualler at 10, at the BankruPts• Court-July 4. San
representation ; but we should like to understand better what a the Bub.. . os Foreign Gold, In bars. .. 317 It Royal Duke, and yesterday
morning, on visiting Ilia Royal High- THE 1 'IRO I'. RICHARDS. dI, at a
n , f u re gOx rd-stv
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fu Bankrupts• Court-Ju
0 0 0 Tess, reported Char Mr; DER
MAXMired for a rule calling upon Richard Dowling Hunt, Bober-street,
nch, and Win.H n. 1., lewurt's-bultditir ,
oreece of Ala Dundee. that the Town Connell should bests anxious naie.igum - 33 New Dontiooneat tic had enjoyed a good night, and was better.et elle
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to break up their convention with his family. What has he done ? urine ..
received theL Oricntal Spectator to the Oath Rich tis, the or printer and publisher of the Sunday paper called at ,at fielde, e Incas, II the Ba
Chutes bed I I
1 I. he becoming too independent for " the burgh ?" Dist he upon tinaralmr
ire" :ter, to chew cause why a criminal information should not he Edward Macomb, Battersea, elouninakers at 11, at c
nkrupts' Court-July4. Wm.
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find in it
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April. II e
. against him, for the publication of a libel to that paper. This r
ti-e ocemion resent an attiont, by saying that whoa the Teat) -•-
accounts which it gives could be depended upon, it would certainly arphldf •ation was made
Council were tired of him. they had only to cut the connexion, COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE. result from them that the (heck cause is in a desperate state; tor It ii on the part of lord Bingham, who wan the Leadeban-street, alopsellers, at 10, at the BaulcruttkCgpart,
woi that he could obtain the representation of a county., or words to FOR THE BENEFIT OF DIR. CONNOR AND MR_ RAYNER. would seem that
it has become
necessary for the English to burn IV) of Lord Liman, and a Major in the 17th Lancers. Lord a
'Ant. Dement, Sudbury, linen draper, at IL at the
July 5. Philip Turner, Liverpool, merehaut, at 13, at th
Bingham, while in Ireland, had had a quarrel with a Mr. Brown, ma, Lieerpoot-July 6. Rowland Roscom, Liverpool, broker,
toe like effect ? Well, and if he did so, was it any thing more than This Beetling, WEDNESDAY, June 1-1, will be performed the Comedy of their ships for their piratical attack* OD commerce, and Metro. t'' a truth. For our own parts we 'eke this to be a favourable TDB HEIR Al' LAW. eordato is said to have fled to escape a violent death. The last and his bortlahip was bound titer in the sum of 10,000 a to keep the George Inn, Liverpool-July 4. Peter Yonne, jun. an specimen of the bond Registrar, and his enemies have only to Daniel Bowles, Mr. W. Farm 1 Dick Bowies, Mr. Junes, Doctor
Court of Admiralty at Napoli di Romania has resigned, because
imblish it to render him more popular. In our opinion, a man of Pauseless, Sir. Fawcett; Zekiel Homespun, Mr. Rayner; Bernick, Mr. it
would
wot
have its decrees dictated to it by pirates, at the point subjects. The libel in question was in the shae of a poetical July 6. John Bra 'ey, Liverpool, bookseller, at 11, at the
Mr. William Miele, Livenny 1-July 4. John Scott and Het
ti least Independence, be lie Whig or be he Tory. is very much Connor. Cicely Homespun, lir . yore
of the poniard. Teat Court, It is added, has been re.organized, eipistille, and was inserted under the head of "]Petters of Ton." - -`'
Walbrook, commission•merchatits, at It, at the Bankrupt
Madame Pula will meg "God Kay.. the King" and "DI land *phi."
t a uded to the circumstance of Lord Bin ham having been
deteriorated indeed by becoming Ore Representative of a close After which a MUSICAL OLIO. and three Cephsionut• ns now compose it, who are known, from their July 5. Robert Bennett, Dokintield. Cheshire scrb-eni
borough. To be candid with the Town Council, they stem to be To conclude with the Interesting Opera of cactuses, and who will at; in concert with the pirates. bound over to keep the peace, and observed, that there was no ne- at the Star Inn. Manchester-July 7. Joseph Fletcher,
ossify for its having been done, for that the Noble Lord was by no carpet-manufacturer. at 11. at the Crown and 'Thistle lon. AI
tir
„en ttrhye-K
•• tinning their backs upon themselves. Let them reflect upon CLARI.
PONTLYRACT.-It is said that a charge of bribery is
ti•eir relation with the Dundases. Perhaps a powerful family con- Relate°, Ur. Rayner; Clad, Moo Patois t Pestle's, MOli Lem July 5. Wrn. Adkins. Coventry. ribbon.manufacturer, at 12, art
likely to be brought against some of the electors in this place. means " prone to fighting."
Mr. Justice HAT I.EY-It would be forgotten in a week, would
eaacesde to deal at their shops, and to do their business for them in . _ ____ _._ _ - __ .__
Pashament. They become the constituents, it is true, and the fa- ROYAL GARDENS, VAUXHALL. THE SILK TitADI:.-OH Monday evening, a numerous it not? ll
u in
gY• ab deal trlln ii3l,llC"r•e'n rriyc-k el
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Whiteley, Leeds, dyers, at 11, at the Seasions.house, Leeds.
natty provides them with a representative; but let them recollect, Under the especial Patronage of his Most Gracious Majesty. meeting of the journeymen employed in the shove trade, took place Mr. DEomate thought it would not, especially as Lord Bing-
they me not the public, but mere monopolists of the alai fan- This Evening, WF.DNESDAY. J une 14, a GRAND CONCERT, In Two at Ill'Kenzie'r Chapel, Church-street, Bethnal-green, for the ham was an officer in his Majesty's service. His Lordship had
past purpose of receiving the report of their Committee, and considering stated in his affidavit that he had been in the army for ten years, diireadesseir,ma;
CERTIFICATES-Jotv 4.
seise, sod that it Is in the power of one or two powerful families Acts, lathe superb new Concert Room, which will commence at Half
. Jackson, li h,_ Id woken, Basinghall-street, builder-Thomas 0111 C 111
to tutu the scale in favour of Mr. Abereromby's motion, for pro- Eight. Principal Vocal Performers, what measures it might be expedient to adopt, to rrocure from the and that the publication had a manifest tendency to Injure hi '
Mks Stephens Madame re•trie Signor Delimits 11r. 'Pinney master manufacturers a fair remuneration for their labour. At a the estimation of his brother officers, anti tin the army in genemralm; Robert Thornhill, Old South Sea House ship-broker-Robe
nouneing the Town Council no longer worthy of the monopoly Madam" _
Stuart, Manchester, silk-manufacturer-Jas. Bremner, Manche
cortiemt Mr. Brahma Mr. Horeicarnie Mr. Robiuton f
miner meeting, they expressed their satisfaction at the interest and that it was also calculated to irritate and induce a person so chant-Samuel flubday, Astou, nigh Birmingham, snuffer-ma
livery-stable-keeper-Henry Trollop, Whiteeltapel, sugar-red
wnich they hold. They should recollect that the cennexion be-
Mimi Cooke Mr. sinclair Ilr. C. Taylor Master Barker.
t west them is but a pervonal affair, and that Mr. Dundaa is not Composer and Conductor, Mr. 11. R. Bishop. taken in their welfare by his Majesty's government ; and in con- charged to commit a breach of the peace. Lawsuit, Huddersfield, fancy cloth mauufacturer-Jahn Ago
Inattnd to take from them, or any of them, such tree remarks as Lender uf Use Rand, Signor Spaenolettl. sequence of
stark suggestions then made, notwithstanding the fir. Mr. Justice BAY LEl'—Wait it stated that by the words "not rangements e Custom-House, not a yard of foreign manufac- prone to fighting," it was meant that Lord Bingham was a coward ? shave, and Samuel Shaw, Bight-green, Yorkshire, fancy cloth
woild come very well trom the public., or from " the Hustings at At the end of the First Act of the Concert an entirely new Psstoral
more, i "••11,..(4, Wiltshire, Innkeeper-Harry Bieber Bright!
Rama, by munsisur J. A. ?bulgur, late Ballet-Blaster to the Theatre lures had been imported. On the present occasion, they expressed Mr. DEN mAN said, there was no such intend°, certainly ; but itru:e"-,--g•-j„„lt`lh'4l,::ge'ke.Bßalut7nieregy, oLry2Bl.l'hritrime.mior:indifsot:e.dte,r-Grusect
thr Cross," whence they might as well come, if Mr. Hondas Is to
ataeive them at all, without forgetting his %elf-respect. Patient, loyal. Amsterdam, entitled . an opinion that the alterations did not afford that protection to the there could be no doubt that such win the meaning. painter and glazier.
I.•INTRIGLE Dr/ VILLAGE.
esti,' reapecttul, under public criticism; but what man of spirit will Dade to which they were entitled. It was resolved, that a deputation 11.1 r Justice Baer EV-A man who e rd I the laws of his SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS
Principal Perforrners-Mattelookelle Pauline Welsh/not from Me should wait on the manufacturers, and remonstrate with them on country ought not illeg'ally to fight ; all duellingr
wase' illegal. Could
biostit a personal affront ? We speak only of what we hear, and rbeiw. Royal. Am nerd- t and Monsiern R. Veetrls, front the Theatres
say that It was a libel upon a man to say of Joule M•GRROOR and Co. Eelvluhaugb, near Glade°. w, ratio we hams yet heard of no other grounds for ousting Mr. Hondas, Royal sail Carlos, at Nuples, and La nails, at Milan. the reduced scale ofeir payments. which was at least all per cent, then a Court of Justice a
Wan that At proves too independent for the Town Council. If 'Rader of the Band for the Ballet, Mr. Hooke, lower than last year, though provisions had risen 40 per cent. hint, that lie entertained a higher sense of his relirious duties HVCRAVAV and Limier, Glasgow, dyers, at the chamb
at the Black Bull, Glasgow, July 10 and 24. at 3.
t:.at body hare any juster reason foe cutting with their old Rept& The llturainattuns will tic un the must magnificent scale• since that period. a - -
than lie did of the laws of honour ? William Arliendrick, Glasgow, July ft and 22, at 11.
Hazard and Co. respectfully remind the public, that the WILLtAm Rosa Demerara, merchant, at the chambers of:
arosellite. we admit that the gentleman upon whom they have fixed The ANTsnie to conclude with
ale DE O Maar did not consider that to be the necessary construe- Young, Glasgow, Rosa,
29. at 12.
A BRILLIAN DISPLAY OF FIRE-WORICA.
te eir eyee seems in every respect eligible for the post. It is saidperiod which terminates all Lotteries is fast approaching. The lion to be put upon this libel. There could be ho doubt that it Isaias and Rosa, Glasgow and Demerara, merchants, at the
Min Love. of the Theatre Royal, Covent-garden, and Miss Povey, of
if he will bat declare the Theatre great demand has already caused an advance in the price of Tickets was meant to impute cowardice ; but Lon! Bingham was at present of Sir. James Young, Glasgow, July 1, at 12.
it-st we Lord Provost Is sure of a marrity,
Royal, Druty-line, are muttered, sod will !shortly stake their
110HEar Pottoca, Glasgow, founder, at the Prince of Wit
• { h•rriaelf t but that he refrains from delielier- ha. Mit alfesda pro- spi,,,gige„ and Shares, and a further rise will take place next Monday. June in Ireland, and on nffidavit to that effect could not therefore be
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ea sad his sapnert to the boa Hegintrar. Could not the point of Particulars re•Pecting Admieslan Cards for the Evening, the Private 19 ;an immediate purchase is therefore recommended. Hazard obtained before the term ended. Glasgow, June 15 and 0, at I.
•I dA:erity be very easily waived, as has
m it been already by some !dote} for the Selma or Nightly, may 1,
under- Andrews Bookseller, Bond-start. -rtibets of Commit? A promise of auppnrt is
.generally _ , e had upon application to Sir. and Co., as .loins Contractors, have formed a brilliant Scheme, Mr. Justice Bay I.Eir said as lie thou such an affidavit was Jon . • , •' •
containing Six Prizes of 30,0001., all in One day, July 10, when Ile
,ght .
cessnry, and ought to be made
by die party himself, the ease had W. and It. C. ,
o Id ale
ern. Barefoot, near Lochwinnock, bleed
Prince of Al ales 1 avern, GiIISROW, June 16 and all, at 19.
, Linlithgow, brewers, at Mackentle't
•I ''at limn dilloek.-Coneert Commences at Ralf-put Light.
taaod to he eordithood• THOS.." I like Pm. 31*. Ducks, far ,r_._?..._,..Lotteries end for ever. !bawl and Co. sold in one Lottery all better stand over till next term. lithguw, Juiy 3. at 2.
better than Sir John Marjoribanks. or any body else that has y t •Tr!":" a•
api ids.-The Public will please to take notice, that all Songs offered the 3000/. Prizes; and, within these few weeks, three:M.oW DOE EX-DEN. AUCHMLITT .0:n OTHERS V. SICLCASTEE
• offeeed•himeelf : and I whit support ?out inetemions." But, if
-- a Slest sale tau else outride of the Gardens ale .purious. Copies of the songs Prizes in one day.-Royal Exchange-gate ; 26, Coruna!, and au,
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MA store eligible candidate should. come forward, the Implied aintba 'm a
ain „, u it‘,44,. Oxfurd-street. . This was an action of ejectusrat, brought to recover the possession Strand, sail published by It. CANNON, same place.
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