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rw"r - . 1 7 1 M 1.4 T ._.., se "77, II - . - • r ' . . . . . . . .i . ?•‘ . 1NV141440 , 1i; • t<. •• . . • '-',._., - • '' l l , - . • -. r - 7 1 'l"4* • • ' 4 6% •• P 11... gi , Ole pr.!: ~........ •• • ........ t i i .' s •J'' t . •• • : • ' . . C` ~ SATURDAY, JUNE . 22, 181 d. ..-;.------- NUMBER 9145. -......_. _ _L" Pnier, SEVE'w•••-PgNeF. LAs r WEEK BUT ONE. LAT TIME BUT TWO OF Mr.KEAN's PERFORMANCE. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. _ _ • EDUCAISN. in the press, and will be ready Ist irfew dayS, in Ode Vol. Ss& THE REPORT of the tommrivrEt of the HOUSE of COMMONS on the subject orEDUCATIOt London : Printed for Gale sdhrentirr, Paternostrt•tori. FAIRLY/1M EWl',7 r P ROCEL ---- ,MIS PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties' itrinints will perform the Play of A NEW WAY TO PAY *OLD DEBTS: Lord born, Mr. Holland ; Sir Giles Over-reach, Mr. Kent; yawn . Mr. Harley; Allworth, Mr. Barnard; Justice orer iy, Mr. Oxlnrry; Marrall, Mr. Munden• Taprell, Mr. wei i, ze r; Furnace, Mr. Penley: Lady Allworth, Mrs. Glover ; margant, Mrs. Horn ; Froth, Miss I'idswell. To which will be added, the new Farce of • THE MAN HIS OWN MASTER. After which, ROSINA. m oo day, Ring Richard the Third ; with The Man Lis own Mader. SY DESIRE OF HE PRINCESS CHARLOTTE AND THE PRINCE OF SAXE COBOURG. THEA FRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, will be per ' formed, MACBETH. b, Mr. Young; Macduff, Mr. C. Kemble ; Malcolm, WAbbott; lanquo, Mr. Earrymore. Lady Macbeth (by dr ill, Mm. Siddotts. • To which will be added, TOM THUMB THE GREAT. on Monday, Pizarro; with Cymun. THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS May be gained by a Single Ticket, NEXT TUESDAY, ALL TtiL LOTTERY WILL SE DRAWN ON THAT DAT, With Prizes of £20,000, £lO.OOO, X 3,000, &c. THE pre - eminent success which has attended the Offices of I. BISH, induces him to hope with confidence fats continuance of that patronage which be has hitherto so libe rally experienced.. '1 he summer Lottery, consisting of only 6doo Tickets, will be all drawls Neat uesday, on which Day, One Ticket may obtain £30,000. '1 he Scheme contains Prizes ut £20,000, XlO,OOO, &c. &c. Those of T. Bun's friends who have not yet favoured him with their Orders, may now secure themselves against disappoint meat by making an immediate purchase, but ui titans so, there $ M time to be lost. lichen and Shares are Selling by T. BISH, Contractor, at his Ogees, 1, Cornkill ; sad 9, Cliaring.Cross. Where be sold one Prise of £30,000, ope of £6OOO, and £3 other Capitals its the Lottery just finishe d. JSIVEW RIGHT begs leave to call the atttn• . non of leis Friends and the Public to the Summer Lottery of ely 6000 Tickets, to be drawn in One Day, With THIS MUNI H (lune). SCHEME CONTAINS' 1 £20,000 1 5e10,13011 1 2 £3,0441 • £l,OOO 16 £2OO, £3OO, and X5OO 1,310 of £lOO down to Ain The first drawn above ieStiO will be entideil to the £lO,OOO Ns., and may be a £3111,' 00. The above number of Tickets is slot near what was sold in the last 'Autry, an early purcbaw ill therefore reciimmended at ST, CORN HILL, I • 11, HOLBORN, tib. HAY/SA/MILT, I • 141, OxiORD•STRZET• •••••••••• GREAT SUCCESS AS USUAL, AT WEBB'S OFFICES, IN THE LAS I' 'LOTTERY. a WEBB, grateful to the Public for their encreas- U . hig Patronage, is happy to announce that Fortune has mis most liberally rewarded many of those Persons who bu limia him with their commands, in Ow Lottery just finished, tie knowing Capital Prizes having been Shared and Soli at Lis alms, 9, CORNHILL, and 17, LUOGATE-S I RE ET; No. 12,090 a Prize of .£51 ,000 3,134 a Prize of £5,000 '798 a Prize of 41,000 B,Bod a Prize of 4400 The above were dist: . Lived to the Public in 37 Shares. • A NEW LOT I ERY of only 6,000 TICKLTS, containing • Prize of - 10,000 1 - Prize of . XlO,OOO Pi izes of - 43,000 3 - 'Wats of 4'1,000 &e. &e. italbe all drawn in One D.ty, on TUPSDAY, 25th THIS 11:0N I'l4, (June). 'Tickets and Shares are selii:g at WEBB's Fortunate Offices, 9, Culiihiii, and I 7, I megutt-• ti eel. COOK'S PA I ENT AN FICORROSION, Ps:mixed by his Maj.-sty's Honourable Board of Ordnance, the principal Oilit era of the Commissariat, &c. THIS iuvdluable Paint, in casks of 100 lbs. each at 1 545. athl of ailhs. at 268 each, of Lead, Stone, and Copper Latour, being much ch caper and far superior to any other for Ikt,:de Work in g.neral, is sold with prepared Oil and proper !rushes ty MrSSfi. W. SINGE& and Co. Judd-street, Brun sitk-square ; who beg leave respectfully to solicit the favours of Noblit%. Gentry, and Puhl•c i t General. COAL TAR BROWN AND PAINTS, Prepared fur Out 7 Dbor Uses. THE BRITIsti COLOUR COMPANY, No. 1,, W. lbrta,k, London, beg leave is inform the Nobility, Gen tlemen, and the Public, that they continue to sell the above Ar- Wes, wh.eh irons a general use during the last twenty years, are talnishod as the cheapest and best preservatives of Wood and km, froat the iujuries ut weather, &c. The Tar Brown has Etta tned on most pul.lic bu . !itiivi, and has the peculiar property errenderin k ; the test-re or p.oft woods at durable as oak. The Pallas it ..v:llbe ved are la a state fit for use, requiring only a addl'ion of prepared Oil ; they are of various Blades of Cretin and other colours, particularly adapted fur useful and or- Pametital porposes,antl are at Colliiderzigy reduced prices. White Lead of the best quality, and Paints of all colours, for Home, Estate, and Shipping uses.—Also Linseed Cake, Oils, and varnishes ut every de-cription. 13' Considerable advantage will be given to Dealers. • WARREN'S ORIGINAL JAPAN LIQUID BLACKING, produtes a brilliant Jet Black, equal to the blithest Japan Varnish, preserves the Leather sift, and !mats its cracking, does not sod the linen, i 3 pertectly free troll any unpleasant smell, and wall retain its virtues in any etiolate. Sold Wholesale by Robert Warren, 14, St. Marthes-labe, !Andan; and Retail by Caldwell, Dublie ; White, Waterford; kaeburn, Edinburgh; Oshiwitc, Glasgow; Inverness; Cookworthy. Plymouth ; Witherden, Margate; Rasisgate • Lasithir, Brighton ; Rudd, Southampton ; Ns. -( 111 9 'ester; haceltus, Forties; Clark, Lancaster; Wood, Znuingbam ; Pierson, Sheffield ; Grcrnslade, Guernsey ; Sheldon, itechester; kounthwaite, Liverpool ; Edmonds, Swansea; :cY, Bristol; honnel, Carlisle ; Frower, Norwich; Wet liatou, Scarborough; and by his Ageals ill-every Town In'the 4 irgdout, in Stone Bottles, Is. 6d. a pint, 10d. half a pint, and tt each. Cliv • rsow.—Observe, Done ate gamine units* ae r eilf/rear/A. 1 2 / 0.4011 the Label, and 14, St. Martin's4ane, stamped In I,..."lentet as the superior op alit), of this Blacking hag induce axed *impostors te sell spurious sonspositleas under the rzfrie. This day was published, price es.buund, THE NGLISHMAN's FRENCH GRAM: MAR; or, The Art of Acquiring the French Langtiagn Grammatically, and, at the same time, with the most perfect French Accent and Pronunciation: without the assistance of a Master,—By J. E. TANDON.—A New Edition, carefully re vised and corrected, according to the latest and most fashionable method of Writing, Reading, and Speaking, as adopted at Paris. London : Printed for T. Egerton, Military Library, Whitehall. Lately published, in nvo. price 7s. IR BgRTRAM. A Puem. By J. ROBY. I " This Poem displays considerable ability—it has imarina tion, pathos occasionally ; the verse is easy and flowing, and scarcely ever quaint or affected—the descriptions are aintsea uni formly good—the warmth of chaste affection is pourtrayrd with feeling and elegance—nor is" Sir Bertram" diatitute of scenef. of strong interest and vigoar."—Cris. Rev. 'ay Cli.tat*.:,'and Joy, 47, Pltternos;• ter-row. This day was published, By W. CLARRL and Sole, Law Booksellers, Portugal-street, Linculn'• Inn, in royal B.u. Part R. Vol. 1. price 7s. tid. (to be continued) o ItEPORTSof CASES ARGUED 4nd DETER MINED in the VICE CHANCELLOR's COURT, 56 Geo. 3. 1815.—8 y HENRY MADDOCK, Esq. of Lincoln's inn. Barrister ar Law. Of whom may be had, in 2 vols. royal gm prier A 2. as. boards, The Principles and Practice of the High Court of Chancery. By Henry Maddock, Esq. PRESTON ON CONVEYANCING, vol. n, Part I. Thia day was published, by W: CLARKE and Sox s, Law 13.10 i. sellers, Portugal -street, Lincoln's Ism, Vul. 9, Part 1. (contait:- Mg Surrender and Mugu.) price lOs. 6d. of ATREATISE nn CONVEYANCING, with view to its Application to Practice, being a Series of Prac tical Obaervations, written in a plain familiar st‘ le By RICHARD PRESTON, of he Inver Temple, Esq. •,,• This Work is on a plan entirely new; the object is to shew the Use of the different Parts of Used., the itti!es of Law by which they are governed, the Form and Arrangement of each distinct Spec . v4 of Deeds, and the Catiti )))) to be obcervekin gene ral; with se! ct Precedents to illustrate the Appheation et the Observations. Of whom may he had, Volumes 1 and 2, price X 2. es. This day wag published, in one very large Vol. Octavo, pric. in board g, 181. THE CONNECTION between the SACRED W[it I 117G3 and the L lIERA I UM? of JEWNH and HEATHEN AfErl HORS, particularii that of the Clascieal Ages, illustrated p•incipally with a view to Evidence In Coil. lirinstion of the Truth of Revealed isy ROBERT GRAY, D.l). Prat/el:Wary of Durham arid of Chichester, and Rector of Diahop- Wear:num:4 Sold by F. C. and J. Rivingtnn, 62, St. Paul'a Church-yard ; Payne and Fo,s, Pall-mall; and liatchard, Pi: cadilly. This day were ',Wished, handsomely printed in 2 Vol.. STIS. I trice in boards ..el. 4s. . TWELVE LECTVRES on the PROPHECIES' relating to the CHRIS I'IAN CHURCH; and especially to the Aposracy of PAPAL ROME, preached in the Chapel of Lin coln's Inn, trout the year 1811 to 1615 ; being the Ninth Portion. of those founded by the Right Reverend WILLIAM WAILAUILTON, Lord Bishop of Grotice.ter. By PHILIP ALLWOOD, B.D. Fellow of Magdalen College, Catuhridr. Sold by F. C. and 1. Rivington, ht. Paul's Churchyard; sad J. Hatchard, Piccadilly. Of whom may be bad, by the same Author, Literary Antiquities of Greece, 1 vol. 4to. trice eel. Si. This day was published, Handsomely printed in 4to. with Twenty-two Plates, engiaved by the rust Artists in London and E.dinburgh, pike XI. ss. Wards, Volume I. Part 11. of SUPPLEMENT to the Fourth and Fifth Editions of THY:I.NC YCLOIVEUI A I•ANNICA.—This half volume v.:l:anis the loilowing, annul; a variety of other iropors taut :uncles in science an I miszellati-ous know ledge, viz Asiatotity of Vegetables, by Uariel Esq. F. R. S. E. ; Annuities, by Joshua Milne, Esq. Actuary to tin!, Sun Life Assurance Society; Annulosa, or Annulose Animals. by Dr. Leach, Zoologist to the British Museum; Arithmetic, by Processor 1 . .e.1ie; Fine At ts, by William Hazlitt, Esq.: Assaying, by Robert Musitet, Esq.. Royal Mint ; Physical Astronomy, by Professor P!ayfair; Atomic Theory, by Et:. Thomas 'llwinpson; Attraction, by James Ivory, Esq. F. R. S. Edinburgh: Printed for Archibald 'Constable and Co. and sold by Gale and Fenner, London; •I'homas Wilsolo and Sons, York; Robinson, Son, and Holdeworth, Leeds; John Rodiord, Hull; John Cumming, Dublin; and all other Bookseller'. This day was published, the 34 Edition, with considerable Addi tions, in 3 Yoh. l2nto. price 165.6 d. boards, _ _ ATREATISE on the DISORDERS of CHILD. HOLD and MANAGEMENT' of INFANTS, from the Birth adapted to Domestic Use. By MICHAEL. UNDERWOODOM.D. Physician to her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, &r. &c. _Landon : Printed for John Callow; Medical Boukselier, 10, Crnwn-court, Princes•street, Soho. Also, by the same Author, the 3d Edition, revised and cor rected, pr.ce 6s. boards, SuRGICAL•ritACT eautaitung a Trea tise spurt Ulcers of the Legs, Scropliutous Tumour., the Marti ns:lry Atiscess, acri ye Nipples ot Lyipg-in Women, &c. &c. ..--.. Just publiabeti, in 4to. illustrated by 21 Etchings, by the Author, price lus. board, CASES of DISEASED BLADDER and TES TICLES.—By WM. WADD, Surgeon. Printed for John Callow, 10, Crown-court, Vrincesistreet, Soho. Where may be had, by the same Author, 2. observations on the best Mods of Curing Strictures in the Urethra, with Remarks on the frequent inefficacy and ill effects of Caustic Applications, •Second Edition,. enlarged, Bvo. 4s. 6d. S. Cursory Remarkson Corpulency, Second Edit. Ilvo. Ss sewed. Also just published, A Catalogue of i Modern Collection of Books, for 1811, in Anattimy, Medicine, Surgery, Chemistry, Botany, &e. containing the most approved Authors. To which are added, a List of the various Lectures delivered in London, &e with the Terms of Attendanes.—.Sold by J. Callow, Medi cal Bookseller, 10, Crown -court, Princas-street, Soho. • CATON ON DEB11:11* Y. This day was published, price Ss. Id. New Edition, PRAcTICAL QBSERVATIONS onthe DEBI LITIES,, natural and contracted. of the GENERATIVE I ORGANS of both Sexes-, including Remarks on Onanism, Se- j mini Weakness, Nocturnal Emission, Gleets. Tabes Borsalls,' Nor Alba, fcr Bcc. wkh the Theory of Generation. By T. M. CATON, Surgeon No. 16, Stanhopeotreet, Newcastle-eine, Strand. Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's Where maybe had, . Cates au Indigestion, Scrofula, and Cutaneous Rasa, efe.ss. Also, his Tremble on Female Dhowies, Ss. OIL Astluna and Winter Cough, Se. • To be had of the Anther se above, and all Booksellers. OPPIGB OP ORDN.I NCR 'Jalor I 5, THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Ills MA # • J.lSirs ORDNANCE Is ha* Ogg Araks, • tow Thatfeposah will be received at their Office iter on orbs ore WEDNESDAY, the sd Jely•next, from such Per sons as may be willing to undertake the Performance of the BRICKLAYER'S WORK, for Se rice of this Department, at Ch.tham, for a Period of Three Years, determinable after the expiration of the first Year, upon Notice of Three Months, at' the option of either Party. Further paniculars, *nether with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may lte known upon application at the Of fice of Ordnance. at Chatham, and'alco at the Secretaty's Oifice, in Pall-Mall, afore aid, an day between the hours of ten and tour o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed, " Prepotils for the Bricklayer's Wo.dt at Chatham ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 3d July, at Twelve o'clo4 at noon of the same day. neither will any Tender he not , .!ea unless the party making it, or an .Agent in his behalf, shill anted. By Order of tile &MIA R. X. CREW, Set-Prim-4 E NEARE.".T.' Tr. axpEttsiva tgovrE TO I C.:AL A ''..tfvt.t.`2,4.) . E t4t; . tik AIM A( AYE. • A4X:t; THE MAItt.TIS: OF ANGLESgA' es;l PACKE Captatii*CPIAkt.EATOSTER. sails Mom Itanugate to Ostend every Satutday, and from Ottead to Rams gate every Tuesday, The Public are very respectfully informed, that the above fast sailing new Packet it Bete-1 up itt a most superior style ot accum motlation for Passengers, and is.likewtse peculiarly well adapted for carrying over Horses, Carriages, Goods. &.c Orcittrt beg leave to assure their Friett.h., and thy Pubhc in general, that this Vessel will be found to surpass num in the Passage hue. no expense or troublc having been spared, with a view to the com fort of the Passengers; and they hope, by sttict punctuality and civility, to merit a continuance ot that support, which they are gratefully proud. to acknowledge since the Marquis of 6,l 6 l ; scia, has began to run. Mir makrs up thirty must excellent l*Sispil her three Cabins, amid has separate malls fur eight I hoses —Beat. Cabin Passengera Otte Guinea eadi. Further particulars may be him tied at No. 357, Strand, London. st here Passengers bound to (Wend anti Urtessels, are buokt d to join the Mal qui, ut Angjrsea, cud be conveyed Clicker at the low charge of -el. 11,11 L L. MlOll.-••1116/1111/1 way likewi.r he LA at Rantsgate of Mr. John Phillips, Eflitigliatu-Place; used at the Inns, and Fortino' Packer Office. N. 13. Cap , :nn lost y a is '(front king expel ieuce) well ac quainted with the P.osage, and Coasts al Holland anti liraocc, and is justly ;slowed by all who have gone with hint, to be patti calarly acieitisve :old obliging to his Passengers. FREELIULD ESTXIE, IN HUN CS AND NOV. I'HAMP- TONSH IRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr SCO I*. _ On FRIDAY, July 5, at 1 welve, at the Mart, London, Unless an acceptabiz colfer shad by previously nude by Private Contract, FItEEtIOLD FARM, compact and th Tie ...AL free situ:iced to she healthy Village act Winwick, in the centre of ;tad Markets, seven miles descant from I Mai:stint ard Oundle, ten from Ifni ttttt gdon, twelve front Pere: borough, and irom Alcoubtiry Hill, on the great NANO% Road ; comprising 152 ut ettCelletit Meadow, l'a ante, awl . ditabie Land thclosed, «ith a csanfortable Patin flousc,.Gartleit, Orchard, and r7quisite Buildings, with a Pc.vr in the Morels, Let On Lease, at a nooJerate rein, to Mr. Ashwell, a very good l'enanc, whn will thew tie Luna l 4,daya beiore the bk, wilco' Partial ars may be had of iLl...•rs. Busw.Ll and SUN, Norciunipluoo ; White Hart, Thrapstott • i'albat, cfundle; George, iitnotici oolou ; angel, l'eter• tr~aeh: t ll. Witake aoloon. Itt , t ; the .Mar, end it 0111,:e :of NIT. Scott, St., Neat iiriace-sfre r, London, where a Yian fusty be s: eu : a part of du Purchase-v.:gulf may remain on mortgage. - - - - JUNIPER ESSENCE OP PEPPERMINT, by HEATH. THIS ESSENCE is a 'Ale.' effectudl. and plea sant Remedy six /Utak-swim Gouty and Cholicky Pains, twill, Stomach and Bowels, Indigestion, Hysteria, Nausea, at tendant no Pregnancy, Relaxation and Lassitude arising from Attno.plieric Heat, want of Appetite, Injuries 'torn leclemeht Weather, And in the spasm() lic affection of the Stomach • and Bowels, sn common to infants,—adapting the dose to the urgency of the case. A. a Family Melcilie, or for the Army or Navyi it will be found a valuable scquiaitioo.—Essence of Peppermint ism" well known as a valuable Family kle.licine, that the princi pal object of this advertisensent i, to guard purchasers against the numerous Couutet kits which are prepared by Druggist., &c. •I'he only caution 1. I'. llaa•ru can give, is to see that "J. P. licath, Nottingham," is engraved on the Goveintnent Stamp.— Price vs. 94. and Is. lid. Sold by E. Edward-, (-Agent to Heatk), 66, St. Paul's Church. yard; 6..nger, 150, Osiord..treet ; .1 ott, Royal Exchange; and all respectable Dealers in Mediconts. FOR COUGHS, HOARSENES4ES, *c. kif R. GREENOUG . H's PECTORAL LOZEN GES-ot T 01.13 ; the great demaod for which, after up • wards of fifty years trial, proves them a superior remedy for all Coughs, Hoarsenesses, Sore 'rhroats, Asthmatic and Consump tive Complaints. The genuine only have R. Hayward printed on the stamp, by who:n they are prepared, as successor to Mr. Gfeenough, the Inventor. Sold in boxes at ts. t ed. each by his appointment. by F. New bury and Sons, St. Paul's Cluirch-yard ; Sutton ant Co. Bow Church-yard; Bayley and• Co. Cockspor-street ; Nix, Royal Ex • change; War d, 324, Holborn; Clarke, .269, Borough; Sanger, 150, Oxfurd•street; Barclay's, fleet-Market; Blake. 6U, ; and the Venders of genuine Medicioes. Where also may be had, Mr. Graenut.gh's celebrated TINC ruREs for preserving the Teeth and Gums, and outing the Tooth-Ach, in enlarged bottles at Vs. 91. each. 14A1. 1 lioNISE1) by their Royal Highnesses the PriliCeSS of WA L RI, Duchess of YOR lc, and Duke of Suss cx ; his Imperial Majesty the Emperur of-all the Russtos, by their special Authority, and the major ity. of the Nobility throujhout Rural; a, ROWLAND's MACASSAR OIL, composed of veget.lhie ingredient. from the Island of Macassar, in the East Indies; possesses salubrious and efEbacions properties, which are pre.einimnt tor removing the scurf, Lurslitiess and dryness of the Hair, preventing it failing off, or. turning grey, strengthens the weakest Hair, and renders it chick and lung on bald places, makes the Hair beautifully soft, curly, and glossy, preseries he curl in damp weather, produces Whiskers Eye brows, &c. In short , it is ineitintable for rendering the Hair of Ladies, Gentlemen, and Children inimitably elegant. . _ _ Each genuine butue is inch's:tit in ROWIC.ANb's TftEATISE on the Preservation of the Human HAllt, and signed in red iuk, "A. Rowland & Son." Price 3s. 6d ts. 6d. and 10s. 61. per bottle, containing tour small, or larger bottles containing eight at.sel Is. each. Also, ROK'I.AND's ESSENCE of TYRE, Which never fails to produce immediately a perfect change in Red or Grey Hair Eye Brows, Whiskers, &c. to a Brown or black, and retains its gloss. The Dye is so durable that it can not be removed by washing or perspnation and is so innocent, that Ladies or Gentlemen may dye their H air with Ease and Se crecy. Price 4s. 75.6 d. and los. 6d. Sold wholesale, retail, and for exportation, by the sole Pro prietor!, A. Rowland and Son, Corner of Kirby -street, the first turning on the right. in Hamm Garden, Holborn, London ; and by appointment, by Messrs. Hendries, Perfumers to ber Ma jesty, Titebbormureet; Mr. Smith, Perfumer to -his Majesty, 117, Gattie and Pearce, 57, *Rigge, 35, Overton , 47, Turner, New Bond - street; Bay ley Overton , and Blew, Cockspur•street ; S. Berry, Perfumer 17, Johnston, amnia, 15, Gieek-street, Soho; But ler, Chemist, 4, J. T. Mgr s Perfumer, 65, Cheapslde, and 5!, Park-atreet ; Newbery and Sons, 45, Edwards, 66, St: Paul's Church-yerd, Dessesw, Holborn-hill; Barclay and Sons, 95, Fleet Market; Wotan and Co. 299, . Low, 330, Strand; and by all Teffiattn atitilleiMilse Venders throughata Europe. •N` Aik ter Itswlllo Oil esulaorriaatrs Dye, and see the Signature. • OF Wats, JUNE•2O. The fallowing IS 2 tinter statement of what Patted this evening en the thita tradebrilf thetleilitol Small bebts Dili: The Marquis of BUCKINGHAM moved the third reading of the 13ris • ol bts Bill. Lord ELLE Nl3O ROLICI4 observed, that this was not usual in thiirstaze of a Lill, to obj....ct to the principle of it, but that not having noti t the motion for the second reading, he was not to bisme toritecidemally acceding to It t but he felt ttrorg olsjectlons to all such gills: they tut-re devlationf fr cm :he uni ft•rat course which ought to he pursued in the administration of. justsce. The Court udsto be colopOsed of tradetic resident its Bristol; tl.ey Would be both fdrlies and ; 'hey would, ..s Commissioners, retain all their pttjatlces as tr.t•!c-s:.:,u; [hitt were nuMber:ess instances of this. tie ntetstionea one which same within his town knowledge: a taller had scut a coat to a Gentleman who had bespoke one, but it war objected that it was so small that it was quite useless ; the judges u!i •erved, that it would be very hard upon the tradesman to lose int emit and his Ulmer, and the parties must therefure spli• tt c dift•renee. 'She administratiou of justice ought nut to lie 1:1 such bawls. But thew iu the City of Litistol, a Court called the toz I Court, .ieslilela„,eceos by this rules of the ccutnion law at.i.l iris b 1 bi jurf. Phis Court has been held from time intnienaorlattil ip. pairs by tbe use of compurgators at this time i it affords every advantage which can be reasonably desired. What reason, there fore, is there for euperseding this ancient and wetul Court I They complain that hey C2ll try the'r causes but cosi• alre.at at the annual .•.ssiz:s, but the Toizey Court sit; every week: as to the parishes in the adjoining cuutitles, Ili, y have the usual tense • diet to 40s. and they have not al far to go as in many other ceun • ties. Tli..! er_mption (tam stamps is auother objectiou : why ,Ire there CoUrte to be exempted? If the proceeding. of ail Courts l i are to be exempted, be it :A; but Gavel nment must bad other taxes equivalent. If a remedy be wenttel for the recovery of 11111 A I dcht% let it be applied generally to ail the cousuy. Tao •urisdictiun of the Sher.ffs in she several counties may be est. arid -A, as v. was by ape. old Olt of Jsutiri.u. the Petitioner* tth`ay thimselves be mistaken as tgielseremetly they seek there is no truth in the grievance they iuruplain of; they have no grievance L.urd GanvILLE observed, that the distanc. from the As. , iire tutvila was the ()seas:int of such Courts at Manchester and ~,..vr places it, the Ninth. I . hat the Tolzey Court was coetintil to the Inuits tot the City of Bristol; and that he had been in. tisrnied, that the expense ef trying a cause In that Court was , from eight to ten pounds, and, ilierefuie, tie question was be-. tween Justice and no jiasnee. It is extremely desirable thattheso wa, saute universal remedy fur small debts; but this was no reason why, in the mem time, relief should taut be give.; to the people of bristol; and if there were a &aural remedy provided, . . ..:1 :nor local courts would be done away. There wain° reason eny to Bristul the alvat►:age which other places had rec.:wed, n►or eve-cit.:4 one ►u tie oeislitiouthood, at Bath, and the in habitau.s were all desirous of it. _ _ _ Lyrd S I . ANHOPE admitted that a gourd! remedy could be de vised fur the recovery of small debts; out in this ruse the quet. don was, what was the proper remedy, the remedy by which, justice may be properly and .inpartially admMistered? and.this de was as allXlOlift to obtain as the Petitioners themselves; :but this could only be by some modification of the tnal hy4ttry. The Pennant's state, in their preamble, that they are obliged to . wait to try that causes at the 11111114 s;ftsi4es at Bristol; but this was disproved by their own witness. I asked Lim nv self, " Is it true that the inhabitants have 11,1 other Cow t tor the trial of causes but tliu annual Assizes i" lie answers,l, " They may certainly try thent at the o:zey Court."—`• W bat, to any amount r—" Yes; there is no Iniiitation." Their preamtils is therefore disi roved by themSels es. Chey 41a.e what city Wait try the i a snsfon of toe Csett ; and 47 of . business is drawn into ft, tt.e fete may be reduced. 'nit re ace g.-cat lac:lines in this C. - • in . : for small sums there might perhaps be jitnes ut niter p.:l-:onr only. The 1.041) Chir' A NCl.l.l..)l4, said he would not encourage "nth Bids. some pucka restudy might possibly be proeiticrli but after all the amendments in this Brit, a proper distil:ninon of law and equity would not be attained by it. 'I h. Mayor and . Aldermen of lirkuishad nu other spiaAcation ut judger than as bang-. Mayer rued Akienuen. He sad not Itite tht proposal for such ilaating Judges ; arid as to their Assessor, a Barrister of six . years sianding, it could DOI be supposed that sacli .t person was capable ut &ceding properly upon all cases of law and equity that might uicur. Ana as s the till now stood, balances under xi 5 might bt Mg in question sums to any amount. lie said he did L11A.11101611 to oiside the House, but it it were put to thiV9EC Le would du Ins ditty. After s:Neral Amendments the Bill was sent ba:k to the, Cumulous. JUNE 21. The American Mint Machimry Bill, the Irish Public Debt Bill,the Oxymuriated Lime Bill, the Irish Customs add Escise Bill, the Stage Coach Regulation hill, the 'Metropolis Paving Lin, and some other Bills, were brought up* from the Rouse of COM. Molla. by Mr. Losuratizon, Mr. M. A. Tatum', and other Members, and read a first time. The Bari of LAUDERDALE presented a Petition from, per. sons concerned in the Whale fishery, against the Gas Ligh: Bill, who were ordered to be heard by Counsel, on Moalay, against the second reading of the WI. 'the Customs Widows Fund Bill, and the Soldiers and Seamen Trades Bill, were read third time and passed. Mr. itfliNsoN, from the ()Mee of Chief Secretary for Irelhnd, pr.stoted Papers respecting Bank Tokens, site. win, it were or. dersd to lie on the table. The Saver Coinage Bill was read a third time and pr.tsod, aftcr a kw words front the Earl of LAIJDrAtbALL, tolije.alllg to the princirlc, of the tutasure, but de‘lit,ing to take up the: :Mu: a the Houle. The Relined Sugar Bill, the Rape Seed and Cole Seed Bill, crd the Irish Paper BiII, - through Committees, add were re. ported without arnemlnacut. . Oa the motion of the Marquis of LANsoown, the limne reso'ored itself into a Ccinunittee on the Irish Gratid Jury duds:;. merit Bid. 'lle Earl of DONOUGHMORE intimated his intention' of moving anitndinents on the third reading. Ilia Lurilsilly obj g c tr d to the ccufining Grand Juries to receiving only tv:. deuce, as there was riot sufficieut time allowed t'acial to 4eil throufb the tusiness, which they bad to transact, and if tile/ were not pet-meted to rely upon the depositions taken befor.! the Magistrates, it was impossible they could get tbroue,li ilie crimi nal business within the period allotted to it. It would besides be very difficult to induce the lower Irish to attend as witnesses before a Graud Jury. 'the Ma: ois of LANSDOWN urged the importance of Grand Juries deciding upon viva were evidence, and els: Teed, t h at by the dill, in order to obviate objection, a power was given to the Judges to send the depositions in any case in which they should think fit to a Grand Jury. An arrangement was also miskina to withdraw front the Grand Juries a great part of the Civil busi ness which at present pressed upon them, arkd he inuferstood it was intended to iutimate to the Judges to al ow more time at the Assizes. The Earl of DONOUCFIMORR was still of opinion that the objection wai not dime away, as the Judges could not de cide, amidst the mass of deponti.ite before them, in what cases it would he fitting to send the depositions to the brand Jury. The Earl of LIVERPOOL' said, it bad become a cousideration of importance to assimilate as ►ar as vossible the law of Ireland to that of England, in consequence of which this Bill had been framed; and in order to obviate any objection arising irom the practice in Ireland, the clause was introduced, pessuitting, minis the application of the Grand Jury, the depositions in any case to be communicated to them by order of the Court. It walaho intended to male another arrangement respecting great part of the Civil business that now occupied the attention ot• the Grand Juries in Ireland, and .to take care that there should be nose time allowed at the 4ssiaes. The Earl of DONOUOIO4OItE could not sec in what irony the Judges could ' w ake` a distinction as to cues in which ta g AFpodtiona ought robe comminiented to the Grand juries, and .....•