... MISCELLANEOUS. A Person from the Commissioners of New Churches or«^ senied an Account ofthe Soma they had expeiided.— Ordered lo lie on the table. Sir JOHN BOI'GHEY presented _r Pelition from an in- dividual, a Silk Throwster, x.f Newcast.'e-under-Lyne, prav- i :g that no alteration might be made in the law atlectin* lag Si.k Trade.— Ordered to lie on the table. The Vegetable Powder Biil went ...

... Price 7d. FRIDAY* September 6, 1822. No. 16,062.. SEAMEN, at Green- XI; wick. 26th August, -M_2.— Serb Persons as may be «__.-«£ tn CONTRACT 'far SUPPLYING the Royal Naval Asylnm with BOYS' SOCKS and GIRLS' WORSTED HOSE, may deliver iti their Proposals to the Directors ofthe -«td Hospital, at this place, on SATURDAY, the 7th ofSep- tember ensuing, at *le veil o'clock in die forenoon: and in ...

... Price 7d. THURSDAY, August 15, 1822 Ko. 16,043. j-VRAND MILITARY FETE— Under the |jr especial Patronage of his MAJESTY, and in honour of tbe Birthday of his Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, Com- mander in Chief, &c. TO-MORROW, August 16.— ROYAL GARDENS, VAUXHALL.— The Proprietors of the Royal tjar_ens most respectfully acquaint the Public, that it is tlieir wish to celebrate the BIRTH DAY of ...

... Price 7d Ko. 16,074. FRIDAY, September; 20, 1822. ROYAL COBURG THEATRE. THIS PRESENT EENING (Friday), Sent. 20. at half- I past Six precisely, Mill be performed, anew Historical Melo- drama, in three Acts, interspersed with ocal Music, exten- tiw IrWoaiitry, Peaces, and Combat*, entitled EDWARD THE ELACK. PRINCE', or, The Glories of England in 1356.— A Comic Song by Mr. Sloman, in front of the ...

... ?? ?? Price 7d WEDNESDAY, September 11, 1822. Ko. 16,066. tpr Twenty-first Night of Edward the Black Prince—over- flowing bouses every Night— Only Five more Nights ef Joan Bellinck-— Second Appearance of Mr. Stanley. BOYAL COBURG THEATRE. THIS EVENING, Sept. 11, and during the Week, at half- Six precisel v , will be performed, a new Historical Melo- drama, in three Acts, interspersed with ...

... FRIDAY, September 13, 1822. No. 16,068. Price 74* DAVIS'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE (late Astley and Davis), WESTMINSTER BRIDGE.— THIS PRESENT EVENING, September 13, and dnring tbe Greek, Mr. C. Dibdin's splendid Serio-con-ic Melo-dramatic Romance (founded on a Relation in Justin), interspersed with biniring, Dances. Combats. Pageantry, and Equestrian Evo- lutions, on a scale of magnitude peculiar ...

... WEDNESDAY, August 14, 1822 Price 7d fVo. 16,042. T^Third Night ot Alexander tbe Great and Thalestris the ?? was rece,ve d on its first representation with _,nutsofapP- ?? - D^AVIS'S RO\AL AMPHITHEATRE (late Astley and Davis), WESTMINSTER BRIDGE — pfilS EVENING, August 14 and durin- the Week (3d tine).* new and splendid Melo-dramatic Romance, inter- sperse vvith Songs, Duets, Chorusses, Dances. ...

... In consequence of the order for calling over the House, on the motion of Sir J. Newport, being still in force, the Gallery was oot opened till after the House had assembled, whowthe order was discharged on Ihe motion of Sir J. Newport, straw* gers were admitted shortly after the Speaker had taken the Chair. Sir GEORGE HILL 'presented a Petition from the Mer- chants of Londonderry, praying for ...

... MISCELLANEOUS. Upon the motion of Mr. Chetwyxd, the Lords Amendment ,o ?? Vagrant law s Amendment Bill were read and agreed 10. Sir E. KN A 1C 1 . BL LL presented a Petition from The Hop- erowers ot l ?? and the eastern parts ofihe County of Kent praying that no alteration may be made In the _H*h ot the late King, for regulating ihe marking of hops. A conversation ensued, in wbich Mr. Curteis ...

... ?? _vH - ?? Us MONDAY, December 23, lxs2 No. 16,153. ROYAL WEST LONDON THEATRE.-, THIS PRESENT EVENING (Monday), Dec 23 lito&J&L N ' sht °i P erformiD S «• the Holidays. Mr S-PrT -. ris l»'ctfully begs to announce, that his BEN I 1 ' Fil will take place on the above Night, when will be pre- '■■ tTff.V ?? 0 * first ace ' a Kurletia, called HOW TO LIVE CHEAP. Old Woodland, Mr. Loveday; Youn* I ...

... ?? . Price 7d. TUESDAY, January 1, 1822. Ne- 15,849. A^imXlU THEATRE, STRAW©.— By Au- tlnrriiv ?? R'sht Hon. tbe Lord Chamberlain. — THlS j»PJ) ?? EVENING, aod daring the Week, will be pre- | Sntcd ■'>* ?? ?? )th ?? ** ** l * rf: h ** w Extravaganza Btir- i7tu m f**i Fr ?? fashion, ?? 'lash, in three acts, called TOM and ' ERRY ; er, Life in London. Replete with prime ...

... WEDNESDAY, Apru. 3, 1822. Price 7d. No. 15,928. SURREY THEATRE.— THIS EVENING, the last- but one. and To-morrow (Thursday), positively tte last rime, at Seven, Mr. LLOYD'S DIOASTRODOXON, or GRAND* TRAN SPA RENT ORRERY. The whole Vo- lume of splendid Scenery will be introduced.— An offer so complete with local accommodation to the neighbourhood of Surrey, can never recur, no other person in the ...