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t• • • ' 1 ! I 4.• 101 1. • . 4' _ 1- ,t. IT MIMI Kn. THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1815. PRICE ST XPLNCE-HALIPPENITY. THEATRE ROYAL, MAUI V.l ,A NE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties' &avows ttrlll perforni the Tragedy of OTHELLO. Othello, Mr. KEAN ; lago, Mr. POPE. To which will be added, ROSINA. This day was published, In 9 Vols. 12mo. the Second Ediion, ',Hee Rt. G UY MANNE RING; or, the AS 12 0 LOG ER. Tty s b e AU I . llolt of WAVERI.EI . . AfIRLIJAIPArIiar INTIILLIGENCE. HOUSE OF LORDS, APRIL 19. Counsel were fully heard rspeeting the If b Appeal Can*, °all v. Crove.—Julgvnent to-toorrow. In the Soots Clow of Davidson v. Robvstion and when, Counsel were partly heard.—To proceed again on The roar Houses Regulation Bill pawed through a Com:nittes of the wbn!ts Home, and received an Attune!went ou the su,:. gr%tion of Lord De Durter.th mtg.— 1 o be rtp:ittol to. morrow. Printed for Longman, Buret, key., Orme, and &darn, Lon don ; and A. Constable at.d Co. Edinburgh, • Of wlenn may he bad, WAVEllt.t.tr; ()r i lls Sixty Years -mice. 3 vols. XI. t, m ,rrow. King Henry IV. Part I. with The Adopted Child. ‘ 2 : l , ,bv (first tittle) a new Tragedy, called Ina, In which Mr. <can will perform a principal character. This day was published, In Two Volumes, Octavio. price F.I. 104. hoards , A TREATISE on the VALUATION of AN- A - 1 NUI rim and AiSURANCF. o on LIVES ami Awn- VORSJIIPS; on the Construction of rabbi of Mo :Any ; awl on the Probabilities and Expectations of Life. Wh..r. 't the Laws of Mortaii.y that prevail M different parts of l' )pe are deter- mined, and the comparative Mortalities of diff,:r. at Diseases and of the two Sexes are skew's: with a variety of sew Tables. By Io',l-IUA . . _ _ _ _ . r i4EATRE ROYAL, COVE NT•GAR DEN. T IIIS PRESENT EVENING, will be p e r. the Trage.ly of ROMEO AND JULIET. Romeo, Mr. CONWAY ; N Mercutie WIDNES. Juliet, Miss OEILL. , h!Ch will be added, Z EMBUCA ; or, 'IIIF NET-MAKER AND HIS WIFE. To•re-rrov, The Beggar's Opera; with Bumbastes rudest% he S;rangrr. The Greet:lava Whale Fishery 13111 was brought up from the Commons by Mr. lleociests ati.i o.herti , and rt.. I a first time, el was one private • The Irish Sugar Report Regulation 13:11 passed ihrough a Com mittee, and wail reporte I. The LORI) CHAL4CP.LLOR level bib intention to cal the a.tetatlon qt thrir .r.ho:ips to the Atneodateutb made by the Commons to the louts Juries 11111. EAST.I.VDIA HOUSE, .4,1119, 1815. THE COURT of DIREGTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, Ireful to the EA: T INDIES,* hereio give Raise, That a General Court of the said Company will be held, by adjournment, at their House, M Leadenhall-street, on Wednesday the 3d of May news fur the purpost• of continuing the consideration of the Report front the Committee appointed to Inspect the Company's Bye Laws, laid before the General Court on the 22d of March, 1815, altering and repealing sundry Bye Laws, and for consi. der rag and ordaining such other Bye Laws as to the Court may seem St. The consideration will be regumed at the sth Chapter. JAMES COB 11, oetretaoy. • Actuary to the Sun I.ife Assuranc.: Society. London : Primed for the Author; and sold I T Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paterttotter-row. The Bi l. upon the table, chief], of a private nr Ince nature, were forwarded in thr:r respective augur); when the H nise ad journed WI toAnorrow. This day was inshEshel, In Throes %'oh. gvo. price Xi. I tk. hi boards, HISTORY of the CHURCH of SCOT 1. LAND, from the Establ.shmeut ottfte Reformation to the Revolutiim ; illustrating a ITI , Js: int , res • t; Period of the Politi cal History of Britain. By GEORGE COOK, Di/ . .r & - l.surencelirk. Printed for Lon:r.:iiin Hurt, Orme, wi.l Brows, Lau don ; Peter Hill, ail A:Constable d Co. Eii• burgh. Of whom may be had, bit tl.e same August., The History of t , e Reforinatimi in Scotland, in three vols. Ben. price .CI I is. 6 HOUSE or COMMONS A 111 AND WA'T'ER WORKS. Nc‘t GtNFRAI. ASSEMBLY of the JL uoMeANY of PROPRIETORS of.the said Under aki will be held oti WankIESDAY, the ;plot May nest, at Hewn ()Vieth in the Forename. at the Old 'lowa 11111. at I'.irtsinoutli. In the County of Southampton, agreeably to the Act Incorpor.iticin. ROGER CALI AWAY, Chief Clerk and Seeretary. The fesotwPet Debtor.' Act :lrzet►dntrnt BM was brought in, 304 reed a first A Petiti..a wan presented from the Twrs,:ns I. r.,;;11g to the Nice of Accountaot-General in the H ixh i mar. of Ow nee. y e praying I'm certain cumpeosations.—Or,:.seti ►u be referred to a Committee. Lni-inel PALMER presented a Petition from cert3:n traders and others. of the City ef Bath, prayinE the repeal of the prest.nt Insolvent baron' Aet.—Otdered to he on tht table. am. (the edifon) ithistrated with Ei•gra% log% pt oct t 4 . hoard. of 'lle Camay hate Batt bra. rrui a third linit ..•:1 pa4ed. The Contmittees nn the Wait ship, and II t.h Ls ter Siil., wl•r• poitpuned to Frith) , next. The Irish hank Restriction Dill win through a Cdervnittee.— Report to-morrow. ILEMFN I'S' of A . C;I? ICULTUitAL CHE -1 rob cR% , in a Course of Lect 4 .ree, lig the Board a This day wag riblihhed, price 39. 64. in boards, The Tentt► Edition, A DISQUISI rioN on ,he STONE and GRA VEL ; wdti. Observations on thr Gout when complicated with those Disorders. This day wire published, in two vols. Iwo. (wit% Iwo Frontis piece. tfter Pictures by Sir Gcorge Be.tunnott) price OEMS, by WILLIAM WORDSWOR l'H; P including LY RI" 11. BALLADS, and the Mi•cAstieous Pieces of the Author. With additional Poems, a new Preface, and a suppi-mentary Essay. Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, Ortne, and Brown, Pa ternoster-Row; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond-street. Of whom msy be had, by the sante Author, The Excursion, being a Portion of the Recluse, a Poem, In 4to. price Xt 2s. boards. By is IitIMPIIRY DAVY, LL D. F.R.S.L. ae.l E.V.P.R.11. rrintrd for I o-goi.ro, !Nun. Kee., Orme, and Brown, Pater• ro,r, r•roo., ond•ot ; and Colorable and Co. Edinburgh. the Committee on the Highway Am:nu:Meat 1,411 was post. poned to !text TuestlJy. The scotch Record o;ficers' Bill went through a Committee, and the Report wa. :vdereti to be received tomorrow. 'The Laud-Tax Name Bill was read a second time, and ordered to be committed titis day moseh. Mr. RO 'F. brought in a B II to continue and amend the Acts respecting the White Herrin:: Fishery. After some conversation between Mr. Fl N LAY anal Mr. Rose, the Bill was read a first time, and ordered fur a second reading to-morrow. DANCING. IR. YOUNG respectfully informs his Friends, ....TA and tb , . Poblic, that his ANNUAL BALL will rake :Ise; on WFDNESDAY NEXI', April '26. at Meek% Assembly R sum, No. 40, Brewer. st re • . Grader.- il.a.arr. 'l'4) 'omilienc. at e:gli• o'clock. Ihe Ball t. , pen with a tavour:.r Rance. called' Ilse Battle of the Nile.' . Music and Dance tort: or by a Professional Gentleman. Tic' •ts to lit had at Mr. 1. 4 w,.. p . O ftliisie Shop. To:trnham-court-toad, opposite the Chr.- rel 4 of Mr. • aylor, inu.lcian. Broad -street, Bloomsbury ; and .tf Mr Leyeand Brewer-street, Golden-square. Dosbie 1 schrt4 Seven Slillinga; Moyle, Five Shillings. 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ON LiVE it COMPLAINTS _AND BILIOUS DISORDERS. This day were published, price Gs. Bro. in boards, F ' TS and OBSERVATIONS on LIVER COMPLAINTS and BILIOUS DISORDERS in general; connected by an appropriate and successful mode of Treatment, illustrated and confirmed by a numerous Selection of Cases ; with Remarks not noticed by former Writers, being the result of long and extensive. Practice in various Climates, particularly directed to the above Diseases; addressed equally to the Invalid as to those of the Profession. Mr. BROGDEN brought up the Report of the Committee on the Sweets used in made Wines, and a BM was ordered pursusni tb the Resoltrions. The House went into a Committee on the Licences on the ratic Act, when two Resolutions were proposed : the one im posing a duty of Xi. 104. until the 25th of Oct ,ber mat, after which period the duty would be .C 5; and the other repealing the Drawback on Glauber Sal:s. These Resolutions were agreed to, and the Reitort ordered to be received to morrow. CONTEMPORARRY BRITISH !OR TRAIT& JOHN FAITHHORII, Of Berners'-stteet, London, formerly Surgeon In the HonoUr ab'e East India Company's Service . Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees. Orme, avid Brown, Pater no4t. r-row, and may be had of any Bookseller. The House went into a Committee on the Scotch Hawkers 4114 Pedlars' Ac-, and a Bill was ordervd to be brought in. The Report of the Committee on the Stamen's Wills Bill was received, and the Bill was or4r,,d to be engrossed with its amendments, and read a third time neat Tuesday. Mr. BROGDEN brought in a bill for continnine and , i'- couraging Preitiunts to the Sow hem Whale Fishery. It was mail a lint time, and ordered Sur a woad reading to-nt .rrow. Mr. BANKE.i gave notice that on Tuesday lie should move tor some further Papers revetting the Buildiugs w. the Nov Mint. Oa the ISt of May will be published, in One Volume Quarto, • • e ti Ai t 1 tl If a 1 • 4 1 ADVICE TO FEMALES AND CHILDREN. MACKARSIE, Member of the Royal Col lege of Surgens, Edinburgh, who also for several years rt-iided rte mos! eminent Lecturers on the various branches of Medicine in London, as well a 4 during 25 years very successful practice, with accurate and a . tentive observation, has obtained extensive knowledge of all diseases peculiar to Females and Children ; he therefore feels himself perfectly competent to pre the with the desired effect. Mr. M. may be consulted daily, yolionally or by letter, at No. 46, I.eicester.equare.--.Medicines kilt to any part of the United Kingdom. TO THE NOllll.lll' AND GEN TRY. ;BUTLER, Little Chelsea, near London, MA .I: • NU VAC PURER of 1-101'-110 USES, &c. and all Hor ticultural and Ornamental Buildings, including the necessary Works to complete the same, having always confine.l hirnsel to this par icular line of Business, has the means to execute Orders, ltn•st tree extensive, and to the advantage of the Purchaser, on the most approved scientific principle, and superior arrangement of the Flues, and viewed in any part of the United Kingdom. P S. Melon and Cucumber Frames made to take to pieces, for stowage, on terms very reasonable, Painted and Glazed. 13URSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of JL Chancery, made in a Cause of Duos against WYATT, the Creditors or JAII4ES wyArr, late of Foley-place, in the County of Middlesex, Esq deceased, are on or before th.• 26th slay of May nest, to come in and prove their Debts before lts !I N MITT HARINT, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, a: his Chambers in Southautpton•buUdings, Chancery lane, Lou dna, or in default thereof, they will peremptorily be excluded toe heneMt of the said Decree. 'I 0 BE nOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, PTON CASTLE. This superb Edi. k. 7 tire, the Residence of the late Marquis, Led of the Fuca AlArchinness I)owager or LAN:aI:OOI4;Na, is too well known to report any minute eescription ; the view which it commands of the Kiser, of the beAu , iful Scenery round boAtsampton, mid of a.: New Forest, has made it long an object of admiration. Intemlit g Purchasers may receive Tickets to view the Pre : attics, by slating their real names atat pl4c. s cI abode to 1. C. Cameron, Ebq. Gray's Inn, and offers may be made to Messrs. btnhuw and Alban, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn, who have power to treat for the Sale of the Castle and adjacent Property. It not divined ni by the middle of May, it will be advertised to be Sold by Public Auction. By BARNARD and FRANKLYN, TO BE SOLD DV AUCTION, At the Auction Mart, on Mox Dav, April 24, at Twelve, in Sis Lots, unlew previously disposed of by krSate Coatratt, of which due notice will he given, ACAPITAL ESTA I'E at Ricksmensworth, in the County of Henford, consisting of a Mansion H use, galled MONEY HILL, and upwards of s Thousand Acres of Land, di% idid buo sever?.l Firms, called Mill End Farm, Sz , .cter's earni, the Hill Farm. Wo.xlwiciso and Pulling Spit, tow th e ~venal occupations of Z. Wishart , Esq. James Eagle ton, I.a.epti liime, J. Kirby, Wnt. John Sedgwick, W. WO . Selzwick, :tea W. Wm. Sedgerich, jun. under !.eases. he E.:ate may he viewed by application to, and leave of, the 11, inclive reran:., and descriptive Particulars may be had at the Swan Inn, Rickmausworth; Essex Arms, Watford; Red Lion 11:11, liarmt ; Angel, St. Alban's; Halt Moon, Hertford; Salis bury Ara's, kla•field; prine.pal Inns at Uxbridge, Beaconsfield, Ay eshitry, Henley, and Maidenhead; Phice a Sale; at Mr. WJ , lt's, St licitur, Dunmow, Eases ;. at his Malts, Messrs. , 17y, S oeLer. and Dawson, tiolkitors, Furnival's Inn, I.ondon, 1•••!'•-r a plan of the Estate is )left; Ur. Benjamin Whitney, Y.,e ord, Suifoll; and of the Auctiort er. as 'Tasted, Essex an I 4 , .y further Particulars may be Lad uy applying to Mr. Wadc. HERBFORD6I-1191:. TO BE SOLD BY Ace tION, At tic Swan Inn, In the town of Row, on Friday, the 19th day May, at Four in Ow Afternoon, - THE MANORS of ROSS BOROUGH and ROSS FOREIGN, in the county of Hereford, with the f•,!h, Fines, Quitrents, itight4, Royalties, and Appurtenances !he: ro 3clongiug. Aiao a moot desirable Farm and Water Mill, adjoining the 'into of Rose, called Cbeumiil Farm, A very tralnabie Stack of Corn Mills, situate in the town, '!alitti Roes Town Mins, with great command of wa'er fur the +awe. 1 he Reversion of Rosa Water Works, and other premises, itabiect to a !vase for a short term. And several parceh of very rich Meadow Land, situate io the pansh of RIM, and within a convenient distance of tie town. Further particulars will be advertized in future pspi rs; and in 'the ratan time application may be made (if by lever, post.puid) to I.4)yd, Solicitors, Ludlow; or to MI. Davis, Horuings• (owls; neat Warminster, Wilts. TTHE NINETEENTH NUMBER of the GAL LERY of CONTEMT.'OItARY BRI ISH POR IRAI IS is now published, can't i.); Portraits of LORD GRENVILLE, . RIGHT HON. J. P. CURRAN, . GENERAL SIR 'IIiONIAS PICTON, ADAM FEL:0111“ON, LLD. JOHN HUNThR, E>(2. F.R.S. I%Bl'oll - lA I W, ESQ R.A. Accompanied by shore Biographical Nntices. _ _ . . This Work is pri::ted in . large Ste. - each Number price Xis SC or proof impresi.iii.-, in &superior malher, in tolio, price Xt. 16s. The l'weiltict I, Nuv.hcr will Fs.: publish, din June, and the work will be regul.irl.. . continued every two months Printed for 'E. Cadell and W. Drvies, itrand. This day was published, Part the Fird, price One Guinea, of NAVAL RECORDS; consisting of a Series of ENGRAVINGS front Original Designs by NICHOLAS POCOCK, Esq. illustrative of our Principal Eligagements at Sea, since the cominoneeinent of the War with France in the year 1795; accompanied with a concise Accowit of each Action, and a Sketch of the General Services of the British Navy during the two last Wars, by Lieutenant W M. I NN ES POCOCK, R. N. l'art I. containing Four Eiwravings, viz. 1. A Vignette Head piece, Model of his Majesty's ship Victory-4.e. The Commence ment of Hostilities, 1791, the Ba!teries at the entrance of Brest Hai hour firing anon his Majesty's br g Childers—S. Capture of la Cleopatra, by la Nymplie 18th Ittue, 1793-4. Vignette Tail. ptec.., Sarcophagus to the Memory sit Lieut. Western, R. N. Pinned for F. Cadell and W. 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Mr. GRENFELL having moved and obtained, that the •I•lith and 49th Acts of his Majtsty shuu'.•l be entered as read, threw .himself on the indulgence of the 11•:use, convinced that the importance of the subject which he was about to discuss, would make amends for the imperfect manner in which he sht.uld treat it. He wished to thaw the attention of Pat ha meat to certain transactions carried on between the Government and the Bank of England, in. which t..e public had a direct intere:t. Wita the private con. terns of the Bank, he was ready to acknowledge, the House had nothing to d•r but in transactions in which the public might be considered as one pa. ty. and the Bank the other, he thought Parliament was not only competent to interfere, but that it was its duty to enter into all proper investigations. These were transactions of this nature. Tue first branch arose out of the monies placed in the hands of the tank of England, aztitig as the Bankt:rs of Goeernmeat.—. The House were aware of the existing practice by which a considerable portion of the revenue was placed in the Bank of En eland on account of several public services, to be afterwards drawn out of the Bank on the drafts of the persons at tire heed of the departments to which those services were attached. This did not go beyond the nature of a simple bank ing concern. The Bank was neither exposod to any greater risk than in its transactions with individuals, nor'subjected to any additional expense in providing clerks or buildings for transacting this business. The Papers he should move for on this subject would be a continuation of those, eight in number, produced by the Bank in 1807 to a Select Committee of this House. They would exhibit the daff.•rtent balancts in the hands of the Bank under diErent circum stances, and would enable the House to :olive at a correct statement of the whole of the puidlic money lying totally unpro•.ructive to the public, but yield•ng such profit to the Bank, that it gained annually a sum equal to the whole capital of the sum vested. From the Papers produced at the time to which he had alluded, it appeared that, in 1807, the amount of the balance in the hands of the Batik rose to the inimen,e sum of eleven millions sterling, which pro. duca•d 4 yearly interest of upards of ktisto,ooo. lie thought himself entitle,l to consider this as a sum p lid by the public to the Bark tn.:rely for the troulde of keeping the in mey placed in its II Ands. The only light thrown on th • state ot this balance at a later period, was c anta•ned in a letter of the Cli incellor of the Exchtqt.et, written to the Bank, in which he mt It:toned, th it in 1808, the b dance was undimi. tiished. Since that time it must have iacreased in propnition IL) the augmentation of ou, to.penditute. Oae ot the pi incip tl objects of his m+•tio I would be to chew wl.at alteration had t. ken place in the •amount of the balances since 1807, aed what it was at present, in order that truth and f acts should lead the abuse to an accurate judgment on this subject. —ln 180(1, the Bink welt: pleased to advance, as it was styled, a loan of three millions during the war, on condition that the public should pay an interest of three per cent. This loan expired in the month of December last, and the interest due upon it amount ed to 4700,0,10. In 1808, another Loan to the Same amount had been procured, and in December last the Chancellor of the :Exchequer had stated that VICTUALLING-OFFICE, April 8, 1815. THE COIIIIIIISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAJESTre NAVY, do heretic give A'otist, That on FRIDAY, the '2lst instant, they wilt beiready to re ceive Tenders in writing, sealed up, and treat for Two Hundred Fong of IRON BUTT and One Hundred Tons of IRON PLATE HOOPS, to be manufactured from the best British Iron ; to be delivered in four weeks, by weekly proportions, into his Majes ty's Victualling Stores at Deptford; and to be paid for by Bills payable with in•erest ninety days after doe. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's Office. No regard will hc- &r to any Tender in Tuhieh the prier shall sot be bruited in wuris at length, or that shall not be delivered to th: Board 6e- Are oat o',luei on the said Frasri, the 21st ins ant, nut unless the Arson Taw nraies the Tender, or rums Person on his behay, attends to answer when eollrdfor.