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London, England, 1822-05-31 00:00:00

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ROYAL ACADEMY, SOMERSET PLACE..
.RE EXHIBITION of the ROYAL ACA,
DEMY IS NOW OPEN.
Admission (from Eight o'Clock till Seven) One Shilling.
- - Catalogue One Shilling.
'... . IL HOWARD, R.A. Sec.

BRITISH INSTITUTION, PALL-MALL.
THE GALLERY, with a SELECTION of
NII;FI Pic-ruREs, of the ITALIAN, SPANISH, FLE.
and DUTCH SCHOOLS, is OPEN DAILY,. from
vn in thNlorning until Six in the Evening.
By Order,. JOHN YOUNG, Keeper.
Admission Is.—Catalogue Is.

-1117WO-NIARI"S VISITING TEE SEPULCHRE OF

CHRIST. •
R. HALLS' LARGE PICTURE .on this
SURIEC is NOW OPEN, at No. 54, PALI.
NALL.—.ldtuission Is.

HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
THE ANNIVERSARY DINNER. of the
V., SOCIETY will take place at the FREEMASONS' TA,
..rc, "GREAT tWEEN-STREET, on TUESDAY NEXT,
•Lre 4th of Jane.
• Tickets. Ll each, may be had of the Assistant Secretary,
at-the House of the Society, in Regent-street.
Fellows of the Society intending to Dine, are requested to
signify their intention to the Assistant Secretary, on or be-
fore Saturday, the lst -of June.

NATIONAL. SOCIETY.--THE ELE.
ATENTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the
• ATIONAL SOCIETY for the EDUCATION of the POOR
the-Principles of the Established Church, will he held at
the NATIONAL CENTRAL SCHOOL, Baldwin's-gardens,
Gray's Inn-lane, on WEDNESDAY, the 5Th day of June, at
'nigh all Benefactors of Ten Guineas and upwards, and all
iilnnual Subscribers of.One,Gainea acrd upwards, are entitled
') attend. His Grace the ARCHBISHOP of CANTER-
11TJR1r. *ill take the Chair at One o'clock precisely.
T. T. WALNISLEY, D. I). Secretary.

Under the Especial Patronage of HIS MAJESTY.
ROYAL GARDENS, VAUXHALL.—The
eoune of the last Sea:rn at Vauxhall had_ determined
the late Proprietors to close timinational and faVourite Place of
—4lsement far ever ! Its abolition was decreed, and these
celebrated Gardens were designed to become the scite of new
trreets, that would leave no vestige of the former enchantments
a I>Pt, heretofore, the delight of our own Country, and the
u4ntration of. Foreigners; and• to the embellishrnent and at,
traction
,of hers the most whiccelh,
ebrated of t a Handel,heir time,
had a Hogarth, a Billiibutngton and
various
ContrarioUs and splendid talents. Yet immortaliied as it his been
by the pens of Addison and. Goldsmith,'-this admired resort of
ourancestors, reared under the high auspices of the Father of
late revered Monarch, honoured so often by the presence of
(,),,11,1-..Cir4cious Sovereign, when Prince of Wales, those Gardens,
or'e, the most distinguished personages of our own and of
"ler Countries have joined in' rational festivity; shall they
ir, under the patronage of the King, the
.INTobility, and the
titish. Public, rts.- into improved existence, and be once More
t4e splendid resort of the birth, the fashion, and the matchless
eauty of England ?
ro preserve to the Metropolis of :the Empire the former
Amusements of her favourite Vau.xhall, and combine with them
the refined, attractions of her once justly admired,Ranelagh, is
that attempt of the present Proprietors. Withinqhe brief period
`uat the Gardens; have been under the present rgann,gpment,
111 *y alterations and improvements have been effected, and a
ya.'tiety of' Amusements providedPropriors look
meth confidence to that encouragement which will. enable.
hthem to make future and more extensive itinintivnents.
the Musical Department, old favourites are retained, and
t Performers engaged, and it will he anxiously endeavoured
3 Produce.excellence by liberal encouragement. The Proprie.:
ors have the honour to announce that the Gardens will be
peened under the Especial Patronage of his illajesty,on Monday
the 3d of June, and will continue open on Mondays,. Wed;
'aSrs, and Fridays, duringithe Season.'l
Royal Gardens, Vauxhall, May 2:8, 1022.

NOTICE.--(GOODS IN KING'S WAREHOUSE.)
Customhouse, London, 24th April, 182=2.
WRE-R,EAS sundry Goods, subject to Dutie
of Customs and Excise, have remained in his Moles-
t- swarehouse, in the Customhouse, London, beyond the
IDe allolved by f."‘v, viz. Three Months,—
N4.11e Commissioners of his Majesty's Customs do hereby give
f1,11410E, that unless the Duties due on the said. Goods are
11,,5: Paid, and the Goods taken away from tlie said Ware-
on or before the-31st of May next, they will be, imme-
'lY disposed of accoHingto' Law. • -
By Order of the CommissiotierS,
,(Siened) • G. IIELAVAUDi•Sec.
C E, 30th iViay.,
bar CHRIST'S HO,SP,ITAL.—Mr. JO N' STOCK
ti devisedio the •President, Treastiiei, and Governors of
ghee Hospital, London, a Sum of Money for the Main-
tifati_nre and Education of Tivo.Boys; the:Sons .of Lieutenants
,u,,e Navy, under the following description, tube:presented
chose Comptroller of his Majesfy's./sTavy;•haVing been first
at ier,se4 by a fall .Board of Commissioners of the Navy, or
Sevzst five of than, vlz.. Boys to be between the ae of
Iqll-- Land Ten years .the Sons of Lieutenants who have teen
lem--cuY the public enemy, or- n the service, Who had been at
'°u•r years in .that situation, of approved courage,:. 'Find of
sp,,-;`,P,tivate character, ta-be born in wedlock of honest aild're-
titi'""4ei)arenis; to. -be free-from lameness or disorders, and
Ti:lnother a widow then in low circumstances-4" •
Principal Officers.ancl.. Commissioners of his Majesty's
Ili 41Y do hereby_give"Notice,- That there is now a VACANCY
rear said School on7.their • Presentation ;- and that they are
t° from the Parents or. Yrieuds of
QYR enta s. •• • • •
-t of 4,. 4.lm.,er._tos vescription,.and demons... 4 the bene-
Pet ,`_.i.lls*.tiequest;.--that they may be enablei:l to present a pro-
,ZoJect for agreedbly to Mr. Stock's Will.
Stli#7° APplication must be accompanied by a statement of the
of th.ces of the Pother of the Boy, a Certificate of the Marriage
4,1 e Parents; and of Register ofthe Baptism of the Boy,
also.a Certificate-of the good conduct of the Father, if they
procured::

„ uThis Day was published, in Sro. price 2s. (Id.U,
RRECTFD REPORT of the SPEECH
Ii Us of- the Right Hon, GEORGE SCANNING, in the
le(tyee,” Com4nons, on the 30th April, 1392, in moving for
INEe
their in.righ a
ofß Sitting and Voting in Parliament.
'linted for John Murray, Albemarle-street.

8,,,,. ALL IN ONE'AY.—NEXT TUESDAY. .
~ 'FT arid Co.D respectfully solicit ',a per-
usal of the following
'•.= • , • .of
2 0£.20,000 Money
• . "" 1 000 Money
9. .
.. - £40,000
2000
1,000
10 ...
10 " • • • • ... - ..... 200 Money 2,000•
1,000
Of; ..............100 Money
100 " • • • • • .. . : .. - . 30 Money - 1:080
').,172 * ........... 12 Money 1,200
•-..........* • • • .......... 10 Money 21,720
7)000 Ticliets: . . .
470,000
,p:0 Fixed Prizes-,To. be all Drawn NEXT TtUESDAY.
ii, be Tickets and Shares are on Sale at No. 11, Poultry;
and tib3ring-Cruss • of
SI, Aldgate High-street ; the Old
tortunate Otfices of SWIFT and Co.
r•TON, Stock-Broker, and Lottery Office
Losin „Keeper, at his Old Establishment, CORNHILL and
sOcce. 411• D-STREET, congratulates the Public on their
Prizes 3 in the Late Lottery, when nearly all the Capital
tri 'ere Shared and Sold, one of which Grand Prizes
tbs, N had the pleasure to sell.
neat roN begs leave to remind his Friends, the Public, the
ti 10. Lottery contains Sixteen Capital Prizes of £20,000,
TLTEQs°' 4300, £2OO, to be all drawn in One Day, viz. NEXT
DAY Tic, , and only 7,000 Tickets. .
Lt' 4Y "-M.'S and SHARES are now on Sale at the above
* 1,. office, Cornbill and Lombard-street. , • • -
lit„ 6 All Business In'the PUblit Funds transacted with 6de- ,
i and dispatch.