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Pit' ". - • • (10 :T _ .__ . / • • ' 7 : • A (-744, . • lit ^7)4 1 1 I '7 7 •"•••• it ‘..1.0.) ,„(r • • . Ie O r Al : tr. ttt " t. • `‘. • •1 11 110' .t , Ak '.'; _..J mitsa 9013. SATURDAY, J . MARY 20, 816. . . .PAlcs SAVE 1/11.AtRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. This day was published, Dt Longman, Hurst, Rees, VOLUME oar ds ot the MEDICAL TRANSACTIONS of the ROYAL Coccus' or Pores- CLANS or LONDON. Or wham may be had, Volumes Ito 4, price 16.5; This dirt is published, price (4.6 d. HE PAMPHLETEER, NO. XIL Containing the following Pamphlets : . MEDICAL SCHOOI. OF GUY'S /10.+Plt AL. T HE SPRING COURSE of LEC rUREB wili commence the beginning of February, Practice of Mc Heine, by Dr. BA sr NG sox and Dr. CORR V. Chemi►try, by Dr. BA 1111110 TON. Or. MARCICT and Mr. ALLgN. Experimental Phdnophy, by Mr. A wilt. - • ' Tbeoyy of Medicine, and Materia Mcdiea, by Dr. Coolie sod Dr.Cnouatxtr. Midwifery and Diseases of Women and Children, by Dr. HoutirroN. Ho ?RESENT EVENING, their Majesties" . Savants will perform THE BUSY BODY. . ra Francis Gripe. Mr. DOWTON ; .. mite Airy, Mr. KENT; Charles, Mr. WALLACK ; Jealous Tratlick, Mr. PALMER ; it oot , Mr. HARLEY.; Whisper:, Mr. COVENEY. Mrs. MAROYN; lhabinds, Mrs. ORGER ; 'lr — t di t Mls KELLY ; Scentwell; Mrs. SCOTT. a dded, Mil time) a Grant! Comic Pantomime, yr w i l a new Music, Scenery, &c. . ailed H ARLEQUIN AND FANCY; or, • 'THE POET'S LAST SHILLING. i b ovetture aotEMuslc compo,ed Mr. H. Smart. iftemptes produced under the direction of Mr. Byrne. p o wnlitle if Harietiliin and Fancy ; l'oes'swigreriteillevery evening. if to Pay Old Debase-1u be performed every Mon o/WM 'Otani's'. wake. Comedy of Lope for Love. ;117-111, The Merchant of Bruges. • .2;. l . o 4llmsedy, by Farquhar, will speedily be reVisvd. A. :7 — i r s irif and Afterpiece are also in preparation. I. On the Commutation of Tythoe, By J. DENZTT, 11. A Letter to Dr. H. Wean, le astradiction of his opinion that Dissenters aim at the 4nbveralon of the Religious Establishment, in order to possess Its honours, &c. 111. An Answer to the above. By Dr. H. MARSH. IV. On the Bill for Regulates the Medical Profession as far as reprds Apothecaries, Ae. &c. By It. M. Kea 113014, E. V.' H istory of J. Mrrcetta., a howbeit's blind and tt l eaf ; with an account of the Operation performed for the recovery of his sight. By 3. Weaoaor, Esq. F.R.K. VL American Beercrachmeets on British Rights, Ste. By N. ATCMILSON, Esq. .A.B.Part QtL VII. Of the Diseases In Cort 4 called Blight, Mildew, and Rust. By Sir J. BANAi. With a Letter. By T. A. Knisht,Esq. VIII. Baron W. C. SMITS% Speech in the Irish House of Coni melel on the Union. This day was published, In Two Volontes, aro. the Fixth Edition, with a Portrait of the Author, and two obis Enzraving". price SI. 13. 'HE REMAINS of HENRY KIRKE WHITE, of Nottitagbam,late of St. Juhu', College, Catitbrisige, with an Account of 1.6 Life. Physiology, er Laws of the Animal Ceconomy,by Dr. Haien/Im. Structure and Diseases of the reeth, by Mr. Pox N.B. These several Lectures. with those on Anatomy, and en the• Principles and Practice .if Surgery, given at the '1 heatre of St. Thomas's Hospital adjoining. are so arranged; that n.l two of them interfere in the hours of attendance; and the wl-.1):e is 1 1 calculated to torm a Complete Course of Medical and C . .irurgio cal Instruction. Terms and other Particulars may he learnt from Mr. STOCKER. Apothecary to Guy's Hospital. By KOBER r SOUTHEY, 'Esq. Pdet t aureate. • Primed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, ()vine, and Brown, Pater noster.rOw ; and at the British Gallery•, 51, New Bond•street. CHEAP DAYS. AT MILLARD'S WAREHOUSES, No. IS, CHEAPSIDE. IX. Report from the Committee of the House of Commons on the Kenes Bench, Fleet, and Marshalsea Prisons. k. Letter from Diesden to a Friend to Paris, on the present state of France. ~ XL Second Report of the list Association. Xi'. A Letter to the Edhor on Reform in Parliament. By Mo- irRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. PRESENT famed EVENING, will be per. , THE GAMESTER. . Sway, Mr. CONWAY; Stokely, Mr. TERRY; woo, Mr. r s. B KeEv C. erley, MMBLE; iss Jary O 'N is, EILL ; Mr. MURRAY. M Cbsrlotte, Miss FOOTE ; Lucy, Mrs. COATS. Ake which (201 time) a Grand Comic Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN and FO RTUNIO ; or, SHING-MOO AND THUN-TON. With new Muic, Scenery, Dresses, Ike. The whole arranged and produced by Mr. Farley. N e w Pantomime of Harlequin and Fortunio will be re every evening, to-morrow vacepted. phoday, A Midsummer Night's Dream, which will be e very Mondiy. Wednesday, and Friday, till further notice. 0 . Thy, Venice Preserved. Oa Tharsdaf, the Tragedy of The Orphan. n GREAT SUCCESS LAST LOTTERY; At the Fortunate Offices of. ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and CO. CORNHILL ANL) CHARING•CROSS, Where the following Capital Prizes were sold Ia Shares; 3 per Cent. Consols. WAS - - X 50,000 5,692 . - - SO,frO 12420 - • 1,000 17,7tS • . SCO 39,404 • - SOQ 9,210 - - 200 11iNew Year's Grand State Lottery, of the whole '20,000 pus, will begin drawing I ith FEURUARY. Prizes, to the Mast of So,o'o Guineas, will be paid is Gold, and there are (Iwo Bbaks to a Prize. SCHEME CONTAINS I Prizes of 2.5,000 Gull:cab in Gala. • S . . £20,000 • I . . _,C3,000 ; - • ,21.000 win hfoney. . &e. ic. . NO FIXED ttIZ E. r ecii litlittsuid Slims i and Co. Stock beakers, Bank building., Corithill, IbuitigCress. . , ALL PRIZtS PAID IN MONEY. CUE present State Lottery, formed by the. Union of the apprured Parts of all Luster Schemes, with t h e Ilk of Twu New Prises of 35,000 Guineas in Go 1 ,1! komadently recoinmended to Public attention s by The old-established Firm of HAZARD, BURNE, and. Co. The Contractors and Projectors. SCHEME. NO FIXED PRIZE! Prises of 25,000 1.; t,itleas in Geld 252,500 . 420,000 5,000 1,000 500 ..... 2,54* 200 100 50 ... 1,500 24 35 ...... 15,000 10 4C,000 OMIP •M •,• 10 *MOM ea. 11 ••• ••• 110 1 • 0 00 VIA m 071 Prins, all in MONEY. Iftwom NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE! With all the. 2n,000 Tickets in One Scheme! iminetdivided into Two separate Lotteries, as of late years. likt Drawing St. VALEN l'lNE's DAY, 14th FAISRU ARV. Tickets and Shares are Selling by HAZARD, BURNE, and 1. (Stock Brokers), the Contractors, South Gate of the Royal fie, London ; where, ir. the late and former Lotteries, ha have been Sold eteeethng in amount TWO MILLIONS aCe()(),()()o DISH'S OLD STATE 1.0 rrEitY OFFICE, No. 4, CORNHII.L. ISH, ever pa te t u l for the numerous favours that " bat been conferred by a generous Public, on the above Itliatflipsyntrds of Thirty Years past, begs to return thanks, mai pa time submits the Scheme of the evsiting Lottery, Illtigtivs Drawing on VALENTINE'. DAY. Tise Capitals !diet Prizes are numerous (there being not two blanks to a gzwill be paid in s:et ling money, with the Two Prizes TY-FIVE THOU3ANI) GUINEAS in GOLD, as I is gawp. SCHEML - Tim - PRIZZS of - es,eoe GUINItAII. Two r. " - 420,k0 Two . .. . . sel,ono Five - . . - 41,000 And 6,662 of 4500, 4200, 4100, s:c. &e. 141 1 t and Shares Lre sellicz, by BISH, 4, CornbiU, Who sold 61 g1d the following Capital Priv:s since March last : . • tN THE tsar CONTRACT, S S I . a Prize of iti 450,(:00 iv/ . 450,060 3 per Cent. Consols. 401 - £20,000 7 ... 41,000 13,584 4590 17,850 s l l OO 4000 14,565 500 2;234 200 2071 1031 1,0(:0 17,354 _5OO 1 0 ,050 200 7,4011000 1 3,059 3LO 10,3 24 200 7,40 g 500 7,755 300 18,347 200 500 9,846 • 3:0 f4c. &C. In the Contract preceding, • 13457 - a Prize of - £40,000; And in the Lottery previous, ALL the THREE. PRIZES of 4:.60,000 !I ! I try ectrolpoi cients and the Public are moat respectfully 63 be particular hi addressing their orders to 1111110 ilkiABLciusry Office, . No. 4, CORNHILL ; rbodpe.. in the Public Funds is transacted (as usual) 1141 0161dity and dispatch, a This day was published, In one volume ovava, price 151. in board% A . TR EA TIS E on the DISEASES of ARTE RIES and VEINS; containing the Pailivbsy mid Trear•. meat of Aneurhuis an I Wounded Arte►ie.. By • JOSil'H HODGSON, Membir bf the Royal College of stugeolis in London. Alsn, by the sane, he one volume quarto, rice 2111. in hoards, ENGRAVINGS ' aceonvaided with Explanatitis, intended to illustrate some of the Di.eases of Arteries. Printed lor F. and G. Underwood, 32, Fleet-street. SURGEON'S VADE MECUM.-NEW EDI mot. 'Phis day was published, ht a neat Pocket Volume, with I'l Plates. price Ss. board*, THE SURGEON% VADE MECUM; contain ing the Symptoms, Causes, Diagnosis, Prognosis, and Treatment of SURGICAL DIREASES I accompanied by Est tntasethos to illustrate the Modern and Approved Methods of Operating: also Select Formula of Prescriplons, and a Glossary of Tern's. The Second Edition, greatly enlarged and improved. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater. nbster-row ; John Callow : T. aud G. Underwood, Ss. Fleet. street; and Adam Black, Edinburgh. Of who'd any he had, The A natiinat,t's Vade Mecum, New Edition, lvmo. 9s. The Physician's ditto, !gain. ';s. Quincy's Medical I.exicon, New Edition, Sen. Ills. Examinations in Anatomy, &c. 1 'tutu. New Ss. DR. REES'S NEW CYCLOPIDIA (with Fietel.:tsgravings). THIS valuable Work tv:ing near its 'rennin aims, the Proprietors think it right to remind their Sub,crib..rs to complete up their Sets as early as emivecient, as many of the Parts will soon become scarce. Cmtpli to sets m the 63'PartF, already published, may now be had, price 2thi. each; and royal Paper, with proof Plate., 365. each. Of all the Encyclopaedias to which the original and celebrated Div:on:try of Chambers bas given birth, the Cycltipmdia of Dr. Rees is the most comprehensive. The long life of the learned and indefatigable Editor has been devoted to ins 111;4 nveinritt, aided by his numerous and able co.l(liirors. The ..!vgant anti accurate Engravings of Lowry. Milott, and tictitt, which Mug. true this Publication, are in themselves of sup riot utility rid valise, and render the Work uuique iu this popular class of pub licatlo. s. In order to insure every perfection in their power. and to fulfil their oli z .inal protot,ec, the Proprietors have ah.,.aly expende.l Tv.o kl I h.iosand Pound' mi the Work. _ fur Longman, Hurt, Ries, Orme, and Brown, Pater nester-fa*. flits day was published, In 12.m0. price ..!a. bound, with a Map of the World, and other Plates, the Twent y Ott!, EJ." ,of GEOGRAPHY fa- CHI REN ; or, a Jinn and easy Meant - el of teaching and learning Geography , de signed principally for the Use of Schoo I,; sorter. Children may, in a short time, know the use of the Terrestrial Globe and Maps; and 1:e able to foul all the considerable Countries in the World, and point nut their Situation, Boundaries, Extent, Divisions, &e. .3tc. divided into Lewons in the form to Ouestion and Answer. Translated front the French ol DU FRESN — OY, and now greatly augmented and improved thrtnghout the whole. Comprising a short Accomit of the recent Changes which hale taken place in various Kingdoms and States. 'I o which is 3,:ded, a Tab eof the Latitude and I atngitutie of the most remark 'hie Placea men tioned In this Work; and preceded by a Method of learning Geography without a Master, fur the Use of such grown Persons as have neglected this useful Study in their Youth. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington ; John Walker and Co ; sca cherd and Letterman; G. Wilkie; Darien, Harvey, and Co.; Longman, Hurst, BMA. Urine, and Co ; J. Richardson; C. Law and Cu. J. Mawman ; J. Harris; and Baldwin, Ctadock and Joy. DIXON'S Ais) PI BILIOUS PILLS. 91HESE Pills long since obtained a just celebrity 1. in the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. DIXON, Apothecary; and from their great success in many obstinate bilious disorders, on numerous Patients of distinction, parti. cularly the Duke of BEDFORD, the Dowaer Lady SAY and SELF, the Viscountess THILKhLEY, &c. &c. he was per. stiaded to Offer them to the Public, under the sanction of their nanie,. ! They are found to be an incomparable remedy for indi^cs dun, anti restorit•i! the tone of the stomach. They remove ha-, bitual and temporary costiveness, sick head.r.:ll, and bean-burn, whether arising from the acrimony of the redundant bile, intem perate diet, or drinking to excess, and will be found a most valuable Medicine to be resorted to upon every indisposition, oc casioned by disordered state of the Stomach and Bowels. Sold by Mesare.Butler and Sons, No. 4, Cheapoide, London; in boxes at 9.1 9d. 6s. and 245. and also by the principal JANA , sellers and Medicine Venders in every Town. To the scaoFutous, cONSUMPTIVE, and NER VOUS. EXPERIMENTALLY convinced, with the world at large, not only of the inutilite but it jury fre quently done by all the Methods hitherto employed for the Cure of these Diseases, aud, at the same time, fully persuaded that, in the dispensations of PROVIDIENCE, effectual Remedies cer tainly were to be found ; we coufidently and zealously devieed our:wives to the study of them ; and the result of fourteen years' application has been the happy discovery of Three New Reme dies; entirely out of the usual rou ine of M.4ltral Practice, pro. dicing the most extraordinary and beneficial effects on the Con. ,sumptive, Scrofulous, and lt , lervous ' who are not only relieved from the urgent symptoms of these lamentable complaints, but ' their very Constitutions ere radically chattgeti.--AVe oxygenate the blood of the Coestineeiee, heal their die-oved lungs, and re store the emaciated haute to robust ant ruddy health. Nur do we palliate only the symptoms of Scrofula; for our Acrofuloits Remedy also strikes at the very root of the disease,and rarely fails rooting it out oldie constitution. Our Nervinis Rent it is equally successful, and the unhappy subjects of Mental disease,. wearied *at by perpetual disappointnunt, may here look with confidence, and will certainly obtain relief from their wretchedness. The New Medical institution Is established by a Society of Medical Gentle men, for the Cure of these Complaints only, at No. B,Taelatock street,l3edford-square, London.—F. X.V.ILIt and Co. •,,* Ample Instrucduall are given with each distinct Remedy, dui prier of which is 10i Id. double xi, quadruple sr( iSs. to gether with a Pamphlet of the evidences of the success of these modes of treatment. Dr. Sentare, Member of ilitt.itinal L'ol lege, may be consulted at the institution from eleven to throe, or by letter, post paid, including a remittance,. :Warmed to P. XAvixa and Co. as above. The above Pamphlet nay be hails grakie, at the. ust trutlon, where ske Repudiate are soldi erboirstals, and avail s and by all Vcaclpt likToeva mkt:mato, . - • • • • DMUS. XIII. Outlines or a Plan for building 25 Churches or Chapels at an ex:trnse of Si 00,000 to Government, or at no expense to Government, by having tec,.torse to the Fund called Quren Ar.ur's Bounty, fur Ibis purpose. By T. Fm.• cones, M.A. C. C. Coll. Uzi. XIV. Index to Vol-. V and VI. Sokl toy Gale and Fenner, I.ondun ; and all other Booksellers. A Soennd E•ii , inn of' No. I is lust published. SALES BY AUCTION. KINGDOM OF IRELAND. CL/UN l'Y OF MEATH. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES, MANORS, MAN lONS, FARM., AND LANDS, UPWARDS OF EIGHT THOUSAND IRISH ACRES. By Mr. ROBINS, At the COMMERCIAL ROOMS, DUBLIN, on THURSDAY, the 25t hi, and E to.sr, the 26th January, 1816, at Twelve o'Clock, in Lots, THE VERY VALUABLE AND HIGHLY IMPROVABLE FREEHOLD Eti TATES, SIT'UAT'E In the FINE COON flf of MEATH, l'art within Ten Miles of DUBLIN. Comprising the extensive MANORS of DF.NGAN, BALLY MAGOSS AN, MORNING TON, the Lordship of MOVAR F., the Manor ut TRIM, with the Ancient CAS rLE, and BUILD INGS and HOUSES in the Town of I RIM. The Pit OP.ERTY of a NOIti.EMAN. The ESTATES cont.:tin NEAR EIGHT' THOUS ANO IRISH MIRES, Or TWELVE THOUSAND EIGH r HUNDRED ENGLISH ACRE i, Of Excellent RICH ME :I DOW, PASTURE, and ARABLE LAND, (exclusive of the Bog Lauds, which are allotted to the different I enant. for Fitel.) he Lai& are iu a good state of Cultivation, divided in Eli gible Farms and Lands hir Accommrolation, part with I , li,;ibh: RESIDENCES, PLEArAJ RE GROUNDS, GARDEN:., FARM 110USE‘:, t.nd suitable 81C1. 4 / 3 g3 ot all deseri.nions. Sundry Cottage., Water Corn Miii, and various Buildings, le: to most respectable Tenants, on I,ea.es tor Lives, part ot which are renewable, and the remainder to Tenants at Will. The present low Rental near SEVEN THOUSAND POUNDS PER ANNUM, But the estimated present Value ELEVEN THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM, Taking the Par son Perpetuity at their present Rental. The whole of these valuable Estates are in r fine tie!, Country, part adjoins the Sea near Dregueda, and well situated fur good Markets and excellent Roads. May be viewed by applying to Mr. John Allen, Braymount, near Trim, where Particulars may be had, and every information given, ant Plans may be seen. Particulars at the O'Reily Arms, and the l'u.t.Office. True; the Inns at Drogheda, Cork, and Wa tertord ;of Jo!, P.Age, Esq. Dundalk; of J. Johnston, Esq. No. 15, Dotn tick-street ; o f Nlessrs.Reeves, Ormsby, and Reeves, Mer don-square, a Geo. Hutchinson, Esq. Solicitor, 19, Upper Gardner-street, Dublin; and at the Place of Sale, where Plans of the Lands are left ; :he Inns at Holyhead; the Hotel, Liverpool; Golden Li oo ,Clie.ter ; Talbot, Shrewsbury ; Hen and Chickens, Birnshighami ; T. G. Parr, E.g. Litchfield; of *thonias Lightfoot, Esq. Castleostreet, Leicester-fields; at Garraway's Coffee-House, 'Change-alley, Quaked; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, London, where Plans of the Estate may be seen. KINGDOM OF IRELAND. BARONIES of CLAW tUR ICE and CARRA, In the County of MAYO, clpital FARMS, nearly . One Thousand Eight Hundred Acres, Irish. By Mr. ROBINS, At the COMMEaCIAL ROOMS, in the. City of DUBLIN, on TUESDAY, Jan 30, 1816, at Twelve o'Clock,in Five Lo:s, ri I HE Very Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, cruate in the County of MAYO, comprising the capital compact Estates of lIALLYCLOGHER, containing 512 A. 51', of rich Pasture, Meatiest, Arable, and Bog Land, in high state of cultivation, and part of three Villages, in possession of arid C. Castello. David Nowlan, James Begly, Henry Waldrosns, A. Dea.e, and others, on Leases for Lives. A moiety of the va luable and compact Liras of BRIZE, 149 A. SSP. the moilty containing 74A. 2R. 17P. Of excellent Meadow sad Pastur: Land, to i xther with a moiety of the Tolls and Customs of the Fairs thereof, in possession of John Madden, Esq. on Lease for Lives. 'The very Eligible, Capital, and Compact ESTATE of CAP PADUPte, on the borders of Lough Mask, containing 617 A. IR. PIP tat deli Pasture, Ar...ble, and Mountain Land, all in the highe.t state of coke/ado° and divided by stone feuces, and part of the l . ough stored with :he finest Fhb. Gardens, sundty Ca bins, etc. hi pow:Aston of C. and T. Cusick', M. B. :old M. Quinns, and other, os lease, which will expire in 1820. The calk al Estate of DURROW, midway between Westport and Castlebar ; containing 4ov Acres, I Rood s, 13 Poles, the principal part rich. Pasture Ground, in possession of the Right Hosiourable D.lironm, on lease for one bfe of thirty-one year., Irons 151 n. The high Westport Road leads through the Estate. 'the valuable Leasehold Estate C.ARRAGARIFF, containing 123 Acres t Rood of excellent Pasture, Gardens, Cabins, Re. in possession of Geor •e Ormsby, Esq. life valuable Leasehold Estate CARRAMART, near /be Town of Clare, Barony of Llaumaurice, containing about Sixty Acres, in possession of the Right Honourable D. Brown. The whole of these Lots form a noble Estate, in a fine, healthy, rich Country, near good Sea-ports and Markets. and highly re spectable Tenants; the present Rental One Thousand seven Hundred and Twenty Pounds per alums, but capable of great increase. Cappaduff and Ballyclogher are a most eligible investment for persuns drairons of local influence lo the County of Mayo, as there ate pa ulous villages situated is bosh them lands, and the extent gland in the former so shortly to be out of lease, present. a most desirable opportunity for the rupees May be viewed by applying to Mr. Michael Heroes, of Balla, near Castiebsr; and the different tenants, where particulars may, be had; at the Continental Rooms, Peter Warren, Esq. Hen rletta-etreet ; and Messrs. Prestos and Boas, upholders, Dublin, whets plans.are left ; the inns at Westport, Tuim, Class, Cork, Waterford, and Holyhead; Jima, Liverpool; Golden Lion, Chester; Talbot, Shrewsbury; Hen and Chickens, Birntiug haru;T. G. Parr, Esq. Llohlkld ; at Germany's; of Mt. Ito b i n s, tv a:wick-smuts lioldsmeshoMe, where Plans may be sees.. 41,4111 4* /"..SlKirarity lirasainftosk, and Greta, Dad& • . THE Public are respectfully informed, the u,n ti Annual SALE has commenced of the remaining At. Tici.Es of the past Fashbos.=—Jll.ll Irish Linens, &c.; Printed Cambria and Mu•lins, a great misty of I. d.: and British Shr.-.l*. bosh lone anti square; Foreign Lace, 1...ce Veils, Remnants of Mu•len, &c. ; Printed Furniturot, and about 1000 yards of Coloured Linings in Remnants. WEST-INDIA SLAVES. Yesterday a Meting of the persons concerned in the Trade to the West Indies took place in the City tit London Tavern, to take into consideration the expediency of adopting certain resolutions respecting a Bill brought into Parliament last Session, for the Registry of Slaves in the West-India Colonies. Mr. PALMER, the Chairman, stated, that he had on a fotmer occasion called the attention of the Meeting to a Report of the African Institution, and that his Majesty's Ministers had been waited upon with certain Resolutions that had been framed in consequence of it.w The Bill brought last Session into the House of Commons by Mr. Wilberforce would he proceeded in at the approaching Meeting of Parliament, and Resolutions had been come to by the standing Com mittee on the subject of that Bill, which would now be submitted to the Meeting. The Res. , liiticns, twelve in number, were ti.en read ; expressing in sub. stance the great alarm which the Bill had excited in the West India Colonies ; that the assertions in the BM respecting a contraband trade in Slaves having been carried on in the British possessions in the West Indies were wholly unfounded ; that the Bill was founded upon no fact, but upon a bare spsculative possibility, and that possibility much narrowed by the abolition of the Slave Trade in the French West In dia Islands ; and that from one or two insulated tact: it would he highly unwarrantable to draw conchs si4.ns ag4init the v.ll. :le body. of West-India.Proprie• tors ; that the commonicattans received from the L. eislatures of Jamaica, Antigua, and St. Vincent de. itied, in the strongest terms, that any attempt had been made to violate the Abolition Act ; and &nail, that by a similar interference of the French Revolu tionary Government, the island of St. Domingo bad been lost to that country. 'the Resolutions having. been read, Mr. HIBISERT, Agent for Jamaica, observed, that the present Bill was but the commencement of a sp. tem of interference with the Coionial Legislatures, and not a mere Registry Bill; the effect of which in terference had been sutliciently.apparent in the case of the colony of Sierra Leone. Mr. Alderman Arxtss hoped that the statement of the Resolutions would be borne out by facts, and proposed that the sense of the Meeting should be taken, not upon the whole in cumulo, but upon each individual Resolution. On the reading of the second Resolution, in which it was stated that unfounded aspel dons had been thrown, with unceasing assiduity, upon the Wtst India Planters, s•'me discussion took place on the part of Mr. Mims, Mr; BuowN, Mr. MAItItYAT, and Mr. HOBERT, the forme. Gentleman expressing a with that the words 41 unceasing assiduity" might be left out. Mr. C. GRANT, a Member of the Assembly of Ja• maica, contended that the words ought to be retained, and were amply justified by the tone taken by the Edinburgh Review, a publicati.m so widely disse minated, on the subject of the.West.lndia Planters. So anxious had the Assembly of Jamaica been to prevent a clandestine :rade in Slaves, that they had appointed a Committee to take the stibje.:: into caw'. • deration, w:th a view to a legislative enactmeat. committee reported that no case existed 0: contraband traffic in slaves, and the Assembly did uot see any ex. pediency in passing a law to meet a hypothetical pos. (Hear, hear.) Mr.MARRYAT stated, that in the island of Trinidad, for which he was agent, the Abulition Act had been only once infringed, by a foreigner, ignorant of the &glib% law, who bad bought two negroes to be cm. pluyed on board of a ML. GRANT rose, and stated, that the proposed enactment, with respect to Jamaica, was whopy useless, as, by a law of the island, an annual re. tarn must be made of the nuniaer of Slaves on each plantation. Upon the twelfth Resolution, stating that St: Do mingo had been hut to France by similar volduct on the part of the Revolutionary Government, a difference of opinion manifered itst•lt ; some Lei , iting the clause to be modified, and others that it be lea out. It was; however, at last allo%%ed to stand as it WAS orii;inAlly.• Mr. iuslata (late Member for Sussex) read an ex. tract irom a letter jost received, ex:)ressive of the tear entertained in Jamaica, should the proposed bill pass; and called upon the Meeting to leave nothing undone to prevent such a murderous measumirom passing into a Saw. It was then ordered, that a copy of the Resolu. dons should be transmitted uo his Majesty's Af f inieltervs and that a Committee of Management i• U 4 lld be sp., pointed. Thanks were then voted to the Chan*. 0 11 44111 Me!ting broke op. .. • MR. GODWIN'S NOVELS. Th's day were publish9l, 1. , THINGS AS THEY ARE ; or, The AD -1 VENTURES of CALEB WILLIAM 3 ; In three vols. The I..onrfh Edition. 184. beards. 2. i. , r. Lantz ; a l'ale of the Sixteenth Century, in four vole. •Fhe 'I hied Edition. 214.$trank Lontl.)11: Printed for '.V. Sinipkih and R. Marshall, Stationers'. eoui ti Ludgate -street. •