... R.imance «f The HEART „f MID-LOTH lAN. After which. preceded hv the ■wcarm Overture tw Ami. re.m, composed by Cberubini, will be produced an entirely new Comic, Paihetic.il istoric. Anachron- asmatic. I-.thic. Epic Melan.e. full of doleful mirth and r. S hi meme cooceit, called M! LOOR AM C MAD; or. Hie Siece or i-oy Ihe situations aiid sentiments from Mr. Homer, a i.rinu old Ballad-singer— ...

... by extensive platforms, combining the whole extent ofthe ■rtngeand riding school, and exhibiting thereon post-chaises, gigs. titbt*rie=, caravans, carts, and a fonr-in-hand barouche, all drawn by real horses, having excited the surprise and ap- (probation of crowded audiences, will be repeated every even- ing, to coittmee.ee at half-past siv o'clock precisely. ' ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, ASTLEY's, ...

... «« has been graciously i pleased te.s*..^ P . II! . NC E LEOPOLD, hishi-stvijtto S-fiSt TH Sf FVFNINr t£. ...

... and agreeable: a RESIDENCE r !t 1 I'WIII.V. with v few acres of Pas- I .'?',!, au.l where the udvertiser could ''_ «;r!i th litf-rty of sporting. ? As the '''«. i 1.1 only go out for his amusement l, . bi- indulgence would uol be abused. * ',rii-ir would I. .ye uo objection to pari ? , ...

... ItciorrnrEn. o-i the am. Day. in mostToww* in Ycrkswibe and th— ?? Cqbhtir*, and for - ___led with ExeaniTlOK through every ?? t'ky, Town, Ac in the Ukiti_d Kikod'om. CGantf , ?? MONEY WANTED. 1 WANTED to DORROW. upon a very j -BUM* Security, the Sum nf ONE THOU- 1 SAND EIGHT IHJNDRF.D POUNDS. F.w ftirtber Pwocubirs, apply to Mr. ROBixso _r, Soliritor, South Cave. South Catt., *_h Jane. 18IE ...

... Do#iEST.tc.-r-Th« Chancellor of the Exchequer, in a Committee of Ways and Means on Monday kwt, made a gratifying communication, as to die flourishing condition the public revenue. He observed, that wh.n he submitted what is usually called the Budget, to . Parliament, he had stated, that was an improve•meat the quarter ending-April eth, 250,0001., as compared with the corresponding quarter in ...

... 'wben Monsieur, Made- myiKclle, and Madame Saqui. will go through their surprising ?? 'Mis. At the end of the Concert, Madame Saqui will make an astonis'iitig ascent on the tight rope, amidst a bril- liant Display of FIREWORKS hy' Signora Hengler.—Ad- ?? S-. (id. Doors open at Seven, and the Concert to ?? at Eight o'clock. E~ UU.OPUA X MUSEUM,K.iiig-stieet,St.James's- square.—TJ.f- King of S ...

... cedent, they will be repeated every eveniug this week. ROYAL CIRCUS and SURREY TREATRE.— THIS PRESENT EVENING, July 6, at Half-past Six precisely (for the 2d time), an entirely new Caledonian Ro- mance, founded on one of ib« last new Series of Tales of my Landlord, called MONTROSE. With new mnsic, scenery, dresses, Sec. In Act I. a Song (accompanied by herself on the Harp), by Miss Copeland ...

... DUKE of NORFOLK, -Hts Grace the DUKE of GRAFTON The Right Hbn. the EARL of BRISTOL, The^Right Hon. the EARL of ORFORD, AMdnUTkcrOus oilier 'distinguished Personages. DIRECTORS. n-Jggte^fe-- ■ Eastern Division. cWourhK^F^ Es * SirWM.MIDDLETON.Bt. *f, B ?? R ' £s l' J QHN COBBOLD, Esq ™ r - £P*£ R * PAWSEY HENRY SEEKAMP Esq Joh J M N r l^° N rP S J M THEOBALD, Esq? TOsfirT a ™? A *J?% ...

... present EVEN ING July 1 aGRAND GALA, when Monsieur, Madr- mniselle, and Madame Saqui. will go ihron.h their surprising evolution*. At the end of the Concert, Madame Saqui will make at astonishing ascent on the tight rope, amidst a bril- ltent Diwlay of FIREWORKS by Signora Hen_ler.-Ad- mi»-ion Ss. 61. Doors open at Seven, and the Concert to begin ut Light o'clock. ?? m es' S . -■-i square.— ...

... and Madame Saqui, will go through their surprising evolutions. At the end of the Concert, Madame Saqui will make an astonishing ascent on the tight rope, amidst a bril- liant Display of FIREWORKS by Signora Hengler.—Ad- mission »_ ?? Doors open at Seven, and the Concert to begin af Eight o'clock. ROTTERDAM PACK El's.— The COUNTESS of ELGIN. Captain WILLIAM CULLEN; PRINCE REGENT. Capt. CHARLES ...

... Highness Prince Leopold of Saxe Cobourg, on Monday next. ROYAL CIRCUS and SURREY TREATRE THIS PRESENT EVENING, July 9. at Half-past Six precisely (forthe 17th time), aa entii*ly new Caledonian Ro- mance, founded on one ofthe last new Series of v Tales of my Landlord, called MONTROSE. With new music, scenery, dre»__, &c. In Act I. a Song (accompanied by herself on the Harp), by Miss Copeland. ...