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N o l SER 8773. 7....:.------ 'fHEATRE ROYAI 111113 PRESENT EVr. 1 savants win perforn MAClit !Wachtel, M. t 1 4 .. t e To which will be aided, the o ram called PAST TEN O'C R ; MID A RAINY NIG I% NO ricE TO LULU f EN4NTS ON Tile IttlY ADMIRALTr-OFFICR, April 14, 181 S. FrHE Lords Commissioners of tha AdinicAlty hay ing (I.:ft-mined to emplay Lieutenants of Or Royal Navy at b the several Telegraphs on tint Portsmouth, Ply.nowh, and De..l ! !ties, as well as at the signal Station% : is to give tto rice ther;of, and to desire that Lieutenants who may wish to be thus employed should without delay signify the same to me at this Mace, stating their respective Ages, and present places of Residence. • His R. H. the Duke of CLast sc:, and IT. ANDltilen e l l ovi4ere • Vict-PutestOerd r. lii. Millais of Qu eusberey Ile Earl of Drestialbano Th.! Ca-1 or Rothe' The Earl of Aberdhoedi Tice Eul ot I Lime E•trl Caw% I:lVirand DEAD ?ARMING STOCK, GROWING CROP:. MANOR R, • HOUSEHOLD FURNI ni RE, t l / 4 ,. wm.. DRON, SUSSEX. %By Messrs. HOGGAR I' and PHILLIPS, On the Premises, Heroty•dale Farm, Waldr , m, ly:sween 1.41:501 std Fast Hoathley, on WEDNtsu.x V 11, Xt, April 19, a: Eleven, Under distraint for rent, rllll6 GROWING CROPS of Hops, When, -1.• Pg.. !. Peas, Oats, Grass, and Clover, on 119 Acres, two IWO:barley, one of Widow Hay, alumt one load of Peas, 4 lit 4; w, eight- Horse., aC. Gti Sheep arol 4.aithy, a ,`#l.7 ..I.le Cr! .. A Chaim atot lir n e Ng.'flirashing and Dril• 'Pet! :tym, Pit :,ohs , Harrows, -int' l+.t)iles • . Sti syms (sate A ii. 090 Kp-pol. ~ and a variety of F. , r.v.:••4 fwd. • , • he Household Fut ni ure comprises Bedsteads ty i iictl- j, Pa sr Chairs and Fables, Coil.. of Drawers, a Clock, stoves,. an Oven, Kitchen auJ D.lirs lit: toils, &C. May be viewed one day prior to the ...le, and Catalogues had on the Premises; at the Maidenhead, Uckfield ; Ki:ig's Head, East Huathley; White Hart, Lewes; Angel, Tenbri!ge Well, ; Dorset Arms, East Grinstead; White Harr, Olds ; Grey hound, Crotclun; and of Messrs, Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Old 1 ..i: uasi•stri et, Ta raatte cr. : Ake:mitt- NoTicE. is hereby givers, that on :;Attle4Av, the 29th Inoant, this CorporAtho m ill b.• 1,1 their ANNUAL St'ItINC; MrE PING of thothiv.v.iors, belief ae ors, and Mobil of the Invitution, at the 'Freenutsitie 'faltra, (hear Qesedi Ibtrcet. Amer at t.tbk at Six fetlock prechwit. • His it.yal I iT,hoevi the Pit E.iIDEN in the Chair. ty Order, J.% silts DOINE, Sccreuty.. 'AK MI. iA., Richar3 the Third; with Th Ninth Statue. •• ; vray. ROYAL, COVEN I T-QAUDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENINwiII be' per formed. the Play GC THE STRING M:. KEMBLE ; Mrs, Hale ; Miss O'NEILL. To which wil be a LOVE, LAW. AND SIC. Igraine, Mr. MATHE Lieutenants so employed will be allowed, la addition to their Half-Pay, three Shillings per Diem fur subaibtt nee. and Sixpence . per Diem for fuel. J. W. CROIC heti bw►w, Nlaj.-Gen. Ondf. Bosv.ile I Win. Anderson, Ey. Gen. SirG. o Beckwith, G.C.B. $ Wm. Courenay, Ecq, M.P. lon. Win. Fraser 'An Dingwall, Hon. Jaws Stuart W.W.I I Kubert Giant, &t. Mact-iizie • Jatilrs'John ton, Col David stiwar, of Garth dtennetb M. 114..crae, E.q. Major Alex. Morr sun • '1 ickets, One Guinea each, to be had of the Stewards ; at AO Hail; and at the Bar of the 'Tavern ; aid it is re-petted that such Noblemen via G. &airmen as tst •aii to honour the Meeting with their ptettritre, will urd for their 'Lars on or before the 20. h ins-ant, is older that vie ards may b.! able to provide for the occstion. No servatrs almitted at dinner, except 0104 e of the Vice-Presileuts, Treasurer, and I Stewards. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, April 6, lid& THE PRINCIPAL, of GFFICERSaiIs AL JEsn-, ORDNANCE le herrhy g;ve. Notice, • Fr of Jam Cear. That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before WEDNESDAY, the 19th instant, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of PIG LEAD for Service of this Department, for a period of one year. A Nircitu. n of the Lead may be viewed, upon application at , the Principal Wort keeper's Office at the l ow, r ; and farther particulars, together with the terms and conditions of tile Con tract, may be known at the Secretary's Office in P.:11-mail, afore said, any thy between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered sealed up and indorsed, " Pro posals for Pig Lead;' but no proposal can be admitted after the said 19th instant, at twelve o'clock at twon of the same day, neither will any 'lender be noticed unless the Party making it, or an agent in hi. behalf, shall attend. 10 r • ; PROPRIETORS OF EAST-INDIA STOCK. UINTLEMLN, 01 the Banot yesterday having again c. , tae ;o the Direction nt your Affairs, allow me to ,7, •,: t 1. 4, It. tor the bur.wir r of your support, and to. • . faithful and faloos attention to the in •l• ~• ' F, he a,t Midas Company. 1 liouoar to be, with area[ respect, Ladies and Gentlemen, 1, :1r moat obedient and most humble servant, iley-street, WILLIAM WICiItAM. 4:1. LIBRARY OF SCARCE AND VALUABLE LAW BOOK'. By Mr. ROBINi, At Mr. Himfle's Rooms, Chancery-1 we, on FRIDAY, April 9.t, AVALUABLE LIIIRARY of SCARCE and MODERN LAW IiOOKi, the Prop. Tty of a GENTLE MAN in the Law :—Consisting of the Report. 4,1 Pyre NW ill+sit', Lering, Strange, Douglass, Cowper. Coke, itaymoliel, Sir W. Blackstone, Burrows, Vaughan, Wavy, and E.w's •lierin R. Statutes at Large. in volumes; limb's I.aw Diclottary ; Caws in Chancery; a currnis \ NINCRIV by i'lltltitE LAROCHE ; etuise on l'inei and R • .ov ro-*; Fe..ni s Caffein gent kenstinders ; Gilbert'a Work. In vols.; Hawkines Crown Pleas; and many others equally valet dale. 1 o be viewed an Thursday, and to the time of Sale.— Catalogues at Wills's Coffee-House, Serie. street ; Baptist Head, Chancery-lane; Grecian, Temple ; and of Mr. Rut.ins, War wick.street, Golden-square. PiIRLIAMEWART PROCEEDINGS.. This day was published, (4, ,•and Edition, with sumo discussion), A TENE of the MILLENIUM ; or of the Fir., k . .t.rrection to the Rsigti of miaisr upon Earth list .. I KA: Year. i : eritited fur Richard Rees, 62, Pallms11; A. Constable and c . t t i h ommo.. ; and M. Keene, HOUSE OF I.OR1) 4 , APRIL. 14. In the Appeal Cause " Bayne 9. Campbell," all In that at " Lord K. it! v. Taylvr," the judotents of the Court ut Seldom we re ilrIT d. By Order of the Board, R. H. CR EW, Sec. OFFICE OF O.RDNA CR, April 5, 1815. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA. JEST'!"': ORDNANCE, it hereby give Notice, In the eme of " Berry v. Stewart," the judgment of the lee. rior Court was to pan affirmed and putty remitted. In the Ca.l. of " Suedies v. Fher:ff," Coun4tll was heard is pan, and farther heatiug fitted for M.:ll.lay near. The Iftike of Doesyr task the oath. and hti seat. The Irish Tobacco Impartation. and the Irish robin° Cul t:ma i iUy went through a Committee, and were ordered to be reported.—sqiurned. - fhis day was published, in s'u. pries es. boards ApitAcTic.lL EXPLANATION of CAN CER oi thr: itetaale &vett, with the' Mytitod of Cure, an.l Cases of ilto,:r.tti JuHN RODMAN, . o:te of the Surgeons ..r.4 Medical Soperinteodettts of the Disgen sat y atul Howe of Recovery of ?a le7. Printed tor Thomas Underwood, :;it, Fieet-street. That Proposals will he received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before WEDNESDAY, the 19th instant, from such Per sons as may be willing to undertake the LIGH I'ING of the LAMPS in this Office, also at the Tower and Woolwich, for a period of "Ihre? Years, de:ertnitiabie after the expiration of the first )ear, upon novae of three Moliti:s, at the option of either Patty. 241 W PLAYS. Just published, In Ara.. prigs %Cie.'s]. boards. (.2 ELINI elm' ZULEIKA. a Ira Jy—Womaa's 13 Will, a Cumedy—Hortensia, a Trag —Apolla's Choice, a .siu4icAl Iliirletti—He Most be Man a L'irne,ly—The k..ir Ctu.acivr, an Opera—Hector, a Tr. y— Ile 'Savoyari, an Opera Sixteen and Silty, a Musical arce; forming the lour - h A olume of the New /kiwis Thcatre, a selection of cri si7 .i Orin as not yet acted, with critical remarks by the Editor. t -31:rd tor H. Colburn, 40, Cu:Whit-street ; or whom, and :X I ooksellers, may be had the three preceding volumes, price i , • 6.1 et . ..:11, or any numbers separately u Is. fkl. This work to • al.o be read at all respectable Libraries. JoSEIVA REYNCiIDS—LADY mativrox. to a new days will be published, - A SUPPLEMENT to the MEMOIRS of the 11 life, Writings, Di-courses, and Peotorioaal Works of 10S KU A • REY 2k ) LDS. Ily J#ll46S NCATHCOTB, lA. A.A. eitlesalwal thsecdmeli of i.hisson. Burke. Goldsmith, Garritir,Stc. Eztracts from Sir lodma's MEMOIIti of Lady HAMILTON, drawn (ruin original Kw es and comprising many iww authentic AnseduteA of vari i•.. distinguished Personages, among whom aro the King and (o,:en of Sicily, Sr Win. Hanttloo, tit late Lord and the pre s....: Earl Nelson, the Earl of Bristol, the Duke of Quesosherry, &c. in one vii. small Svo. eilibeNi.hed with a Sae Porttait l \l ter, from an original l'ainling by Romney. Printed for H. Colburn, so, Conduit-street.. . • .' iy W. uhll.hed, in one Vo BV%. Wee 'is. ed. brds, I'ICAL ESSAY nn tle DISEASES .1 • of the ABSORBENT SYS'T'EM. By W. GOODL AD. of the Royal Col:eg • of Surgeons ip London, &c. Panted tor Longman, liurbt, Rees, Orate, and Brmvn, Pater co ter-Row, Mr. G. treats In succession; of the Diseases of the Absorbent Vessels, and so far as the Subject is known, he does it ably and ii.tinctly." He has discussed licrotyla at great rengtb, arid his tatctiwts are so judcious, that we are tempted to condense them." " lie is so conlideut s of success, that he com•iders a un;ardonable Who kali an extensive scar from the most hvtiaait specie* of Scrofulous absces,.."—Edinburgh Med. and ts7 : t.lournaL ',•--kur other favuur..ble accounts of this Work, see Month ly ltevicw. Britith Critiz, Loudon hlelical Repository, and New Medical 13urnAl. CATON ON DESII.II Y. . . was published, price Si. 0. secon.l.olthen, 1:311 . A.CT ICA T. OBSER,V IQNS on the D EBI -11:S, natural and contracted, of the GENERA i IIVI t . It(; of bath Seles; including Remarks to Onanism, Se e •oat Welltness, nocturnal EMission, Meets Tubes Dorsalis, 1:aor /Uinta, &e. lice. with the •fittory of Ge4eratlon. lig 'U. 111. CA TON, listrzeon, No. 10, Stan,koise-strcet, blewcastle-street, Strand. I.ate or the 1it.r,e..1 lio-pitals of St. Thomas's and Goys. Fri's., !fir 1. X: who, Cavemlish.sqtrare, London. %ye...roc tray be had, Caum's Popular "I'r , :atise on the Causes and 1:: C { il•Citt..l of 'he Vaketies okllA,rhnla, Stith nr w, iimplr, and 5...5.,7.r .4h for the pm:ague, sLa treatment of Aeth• kits, pr'.,se :s. ibis day was published, it.aodsoinely printed in 29 Vo!onset 4to. price £l6 In baud% tie Fifth Edition of r E ENCYCLOI'4EDIA BRITANNICA I or, J. a IIIC fIONARY of AiITS, SCIENCES, and 11ASCE1.- I . `*.. ,, t t ..; 1.11 EitA FORE. Revi and cornett:sl. With s•A of Kork‘lfillt • Primei for Archibald Constable and Co.; Gale, ' ll,, 14 . 11 London; Thomas Wilson and Sons, York ; t.:er•r.linr, 1111,11,14 • • .• Ilk Liev.ltipas lie Arliamiica forms a c?mplete alphabe ral.',eputory oi tvery, - branch of knowledge and pit. The great I fitty .'t !•• plan bas been fully admitted by thetnist cum ' 1. 1 •!0):.; and the circumstance of its baring reached a Fifth ••• nog. tbe allowed to afford a very satisfactory pruot tithe ~,)L1141111: 1 , • 0161,11 of the public at large. I e ll th .dltion, which Las received nurnt roue c.:rrectlons i for some time in course ut publication, in moethly itr 1 1.11volt/uses, iss which made it Alec:lily Pitched the •rr et ilk. Ciurtectills volume; hut. at thy of the ."., .5 wow finished, the pubbst. cr . h g t o annotmcv, thy ouch : " as with IfllUlrdierly In complete that n 'JO may have au opportunity of doing se, by appiyiug to " 4 " km , giv e Hookiellers, ktinion will be acc..mpanied with. a euppletnent, rim -5,,ee i:Aereming artwirs orupted I.: the tit.dy of the wet k; • ur i in tit the hibto:lttal articles; will all II:: recent dig improver:lent, to the Ans and Sett • ,:ts Elie Pro u`' hee have re-pee.litily seer to the lasi of Contribtrors • , : Ai rad y Iteitire tee i.ublic, as afforillog the best t• Hat may be expected from. tivs pkmen...il wink, lad to psuve bigilly useful to the poss , ,As.tr, hot 'the vt.sent, but of term. r Lhtions. It will cou•ist of ;41 , lan it is hoped that th e fi rst part of the twit villains "t trady is appear dozing the candy; etuaza. Farther Particulars, tolether with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract , may be Ittiown at .the Secretary's Office in Pall Mall ;iforcsai.l, any dry between the hours of Ten and F,atr tielock, where the Proposals must be delivered sealed up and endorsed " Proe,sals for Lamp Lighting;' but no Propo sal can ba adiniued after the said 19th instatt., at 12 u'Clock at Noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed. unless the earty making it, or an Agent in his behalf stall :wend. by Order t f the Beard, R. 11. CI? F. IV, Secretary. A. VALUABLE ADVOWSON, with early posse,ion, about six.een mile. from Loudon, conslittiog of a new built HOLISE, and about Forty Acres of Glebe, of the value of aCIVOU, to be Sold by Private Coutract. 1... r rartieulara as.d to treat fur the puicluase, kiply to Mr. ty oda , ' , tiuliettor, Liele.,lea loss ------- CHI/Kell UatUANS. TWO excellent DARIt.E.L ORGANS to be S ad. The largebt of a powerful Tone adapted to :11.t vu cc, and fit to guide a tiumerou , Congregatioa, the price is 111.1 . y Ste GUITIrai--41te otter yen listable for a smaller Church, nr .oeatietn - In'i , private Chapel, at fifty Guineas Ruth lustrunu ii• wilt be vrarr.iutetl. May LW seen at H. Bryce.on*., all. Market...reef, St. James 's. ORANGE,. LEMON AND JESSAMINE Tit riIHE annual importation of ITALIAN *l'U BE- A. ROSE ROOTS, together with a .tupply of Isavw Par meant Cheese, Sanaa Oil, Prunella, and Prowl Phan ~ 3c.c. have just been received by Mews. Bart° Valli and t, bt, James's, Hay-Market. MARTIAL ACHIEVEMENTS—No. V, THE . unprecedented success which the 4' MAR. TIAL ACHIRVEMENTS of (Az EAT BRI FAIN and her ALLIES". hat met with from a discerning Puld.c, render.. any iurther.deseription of its nature and design no longer neces• sarg.—JAENKINS, however, in returning Ins men grateful ae knowledgemorts to his numerous Subscribers, begs to rentiad them this the Fifth Number, pu'ilisited April isr, cons ins tie following embellislanents coloured from the Otigival Drawings by PiLatb, with • i. Attack on the Road to Bayonne, Path December, ISIS.- 2. Little of Maida.-3. Siege of St. Stbastran.-4. Death of Moreau. The succeeding Numbers to be continued Monthly at LI. Is. and A.'2. 2s. for large paper copies. Published by J. lenkito, 48,..nrand, wbo is preparing a work to be entitled the' Naval Achievements of . Great Britain," in tended to form (with the ‘• Martial Achievements,") a valuable and complete Sella of Historic Derigns, Naval and M.litary. TO mtacl iAgrs, WHOLESALE HOUSES, AND TRAVE. • i lk S many Merchants and Whole3ale Houses may £l. be desirous of esportins, or supplying Country Shopkeepers with thearticle of REAL JAPAN 11LACKINO, Mautuactured by GEORGE DAY and 1411NRY MARTIN, 114, Litidln- Road, Southwark, they are hereb y respectfully solichtvl ► to send their Orders to the Warehouse as above, when their Commands will bi pitched up in Casks or Hampers for Foreign or Country trade, with such an Article as but few Houses sent out, fur excellency of quality and nettne , s, in Sir-penny, Shilling, and hishreeu-penuy Both's, with Ow tisual Credit, and at Prices wonby the oaks 'of the Merchant and Trader. • iB6c7JaleVl/20 RENA R K.—A single Bottle may be had as a sample, by calling the MAsauf4ctory, a 4 above. M I LL AR S PER I, BY H 1 MAJ ES'f Y'S Ito' PRI( lAI. TWINE ^l.O at, YAL LETIERS PA FENT. Es. s. d. s. d. Those 01 2 o per yard are equal to o:hcr Cloth at :: t! Ditto 2 & Otto 3 6 Olt() 3 0 Ditto 4 3 Dine 3 6 Di, to 5 0 Ditto 4 0 Ditto S ti Ditto . 4 6 Date 6 6 Ditto 5 6 Ditio 7 .1 Thu slseetitigs are) equally economical in proper bAls 5 Stint and wide, duo, and totally loisto mays the 6-4. ha - uniteol hful practice of warm erst.iliall from 16 to 52 yds. ing beds. rirkkEir ere e 91.1, st striped, with the P:itentee's amine, Ste. hi ease, of Silty and Thirty Pseces hatli, isteartiAl for exportaii:in, with the usual allowance ii. Mea -1 e..ains; slid by the Piece, for the use of l'anttlie. and Indt el...it:tit., at the Last India IA at, hoosett, No. 16, Citteaittitle, and a: no as er House. This h•ltalrable Cloth is most itc..f thle. not only on aconuot 'of its great economy, but fur its native 1.1.0. party, roaducivesevis to health. Those wheweas it are kt , own to posse se an equable temperature no: known Itefor.t, it .o, re gulating the per.pration, the Main Splitig of health lit eve. y 4 ;4. owe, that It is never checked; neither pro:lamed an too grea• a degree. Its durability and agreeableness tif wear ate pr,perties which render k eitustNy desirahte to cvot y individual. i JP: white . Clint,. for Ladles' Dresses and Children's wear, maybe übta“: , e .1 as a.bove iu pieces, contain:l%g three and tour dresses each, 1 thaix so Am guineas per Orig.—Orders pthwteailly reward.. By BARNARD and FRANKLY N, At the Atiction Mart, on MONDAY, April 24, at Twelve, in Six Lots, unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, which due notice will be given, ACA YHA EsTA FE 2t RicksmanswOrth, in the Comity of Hertford, consisting of a blausion called MONEY HILL, and upwards of a Thousand Acres of Land, divided into several Farms, called Mill Enl farm, Stocker's laran, the Hill Farm, Waldwick% :Lila Pulling Spit, tor.v the several Occupations of Z. ‘Vishart, Esq. James Esr,le ton, Joseph Hone, J. Kirby, Wm. John Sedgwi..k, W. Won :-.e:lgwick, and \V. Viral. Sedgwlck, jun. under Leases. The Estate May be viewed by application to, and Lave of, the respective Tenants, anil descririve Particulars may be 'mid at tae Swan Inn, Rickmansworth ; Essex Arms. Wattoril ; Red Linn , Barnet; Ange ! St. Alban's; Half Monts. Hertford; Salis bui y Arms, Hatfield; principal Inns at Uxbridge, Beaconsfield, Aylesbury, Henley, and Maideoista 1; Place of scale; at M. dale's, NOlitilOY, Minow, Es.ex ; at his Aernts, Mes.es Exley, Stocker, au-I Dawsoe, Solicitors, Furuival's this, London, where a Plan of the Estate is left; Mr. llctiamiu Whitney, Yoliord, Suffolk; and of the Auctiourets at Tbaattid, ; and any further Particulars may be hal by applying to Mr. I'ORDSIII it E. ' At the Swan Inn, in the town of Rovi on Friday, the 19th thy Nlay, at Four in the Af t ernoon, riIITE MANORS of ROSS BOROUGH and ROSS FOREIGN, in the county of 11. relied, with the I oil., Fined, Quitrents, Ri t ;htt, Royal:tea, and Apinitenances t etui btflonging. Also a mci.t dograble F.trm and Water Mill, atlkiining the town of ROM called Cheo,mill Farm, A very valuable Stack of Corn Mills, sizu-te in the town, called Ross l'uwn will& great command of wa.er for the SWIM 'I he Revel...ion of Ross Water Workt, and other premises, uhiect to a (ease for a short term. Aid several parcels of very rich Meadow Land, situate In the parish of Rots, and within a convenient ilisaatice of the town. Further particulars will be &dye' tized in future papers; the mean time application may be made pit by lever, po.t• paid) to Messrs. Lloyd, Solicitors, Ludlow ; or to Mr. Davit, Horning*• ham, near Warminster, Wilts. . . . GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE AND FARM. To be DISPOSED OF, on I.EASE, fur about Nine Years. A VERY excellent and roomy FAMILY RESI- Llll. DENCE, within forty-Eve miles of London, and tincm of the best Market in Berkshire • comprising nearly uto Acres of Land, of which one half is Meadow, at the low rent of £3OO per annum.—Apply, (post paid) to Mr. Shee, Agent for the Disposal. Acquisition, and Exchange of Landed Estates, Farms, Manors, Church Livings, and Town and Country Houses, Southampton row, and Ell.na, Middlesex.—landed Estates fur Sale, and Farms to be Let, from ter to 2000 A:•res extent. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON FRAC I*, SOUTHAMPTON CASTLE. This superb Eli lice, the Residence of the late Marquis, and of the present Marchioness Dowager of La NSDOW N r, is too well known to require any minute description ; the view which it commands of the River, of the beautiful Scenery round Southampton, and of the New Forest, has made it long an object of admiration. Intending Purchasers may receive Tickets to view the Pre mises, by stating their real names and places of abode to I. C. Cameron, Esq. Gray's Inn, and offers may be made to Messrs. Benbow and Alban, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn, who have power to treat for the Sale of the Castle and adjacent Property. If not slivosed of by the middle of May. it will be advertised to be :1,1141 by Pah is Auctior. PATENT STEAM I{.l 11;Hk:1V kJ and RANGE, complete, with late Improvements, is war ranted to be superior to auy other Apparatus the Kingd-nt for all kinds 01 Cooking (either in large or small Fanlike) in the must dean and delicate manner; its venous operation+ Ot Steam• is g, suihug, Roastiug, Baking, o•ewing. and Broiling, and sup ptytt.z constantly from one to 1+ gallons water, awl wi t h Lor without a (let Clus 1. are all performed by the list of one small Fire. Its s..periority over every other method of Cookies consists principally in the following particul its : 1. It stand+ in a smaller conipa++ and is attended by :es+ trouble than is occasioned by auy other :node of Cooking, and it is al ways well unders•ood b) once or twice using, nor is it so liable to be use; oh repair. it. Hatt the Are that any other on the most economical plm• consunw+ is silidert, and it is wholly Inct front pea; bear, and all sulph it re. sus or other dons evable 8. - 1 he caking by steam (viz) het distilled water. Meats so cooked do not imbibe impure substances, such as collect in tea• ke; tie 4, kr. 4 Victuals dressed on this plan may be cooked a second time and be as good as at •he first, or when realy fur disbil;g, can he made to wait an hour without being +psi led. 5. Ititlitteg by hot air nit this plan is el •aoly,a7-d !berets a saving o one pound of meat in ten both iii lolling and roasting. 6. $ he whittle is free from the poisonous diem of coner, or coppers badly d. 7. •l he Apia:wilt. has been proved Iry particular calculation of many famines who have it in use, to tic.lf its first cog in (tom six to 12 months, yiel bog ..r save% of more than 10 per cent bu;h • in the weight set Vie, oak dressed, and in the quantity of fuel used. Oilers received by Tnosias WArrtattioa i.f, cogent :o the P4tougev, at the :thew ituonts, No. 64, Great itn•+.ll-street, isloisuslitn•y-square, where may be seen the Patent Kitchen and Ratite complete Kik Wholesale Warebouw, Hatt-auto, Bloomsbury. HOUSE OF COTIMONS. Lord ;l iThcoont CLEO le I' r t 0..,;: the oaths and bis seat for • be liorottris of Downpattlek. Sir 1. NEWPORT postponed his dropped notice of yesterday, for abolishing certain Law Oilers in Itylaad, till Thursday neat. A Nl‘,•sige from Cm Lords 2rqUailitri 04 4 House, that Wit. Lordships had air •ed to sceer.l private Bills. Mr. BACK II it ST, from the Aftictn Company, promoted dist A-counts of the Committee of 2.l?rehants for the year IRIS. Sir S. RON 4 II.LY gave notice of his inten•ion to move for II Copy of the 1:oport of est! Recorder to the Prance Regent, in the case of Robert Lathrop Murray, on Monday next Mr. W. lIIINDAS moved, that the Report ut the Scorch Jury Court'. lila elai:l4l be rec:ivesi, whets it was ordered to be read a tleird time on Monday mitt. The it it S attar Drawback Bill was read a third time and passed. Mr. BROODEN brot.g:it up the it eport of the Siii,.s 'the Irish Treuttry B Iry 8.11 was read a sctutid ttuar..—.o:Ser : el to be committed on Moult). K VII Lluiv (4u.xn 1A..: Ea les Yrt., s., Volt. tat c then: Irrttu tur :t , .• It r •ti I. 1. p • et re 0 SLAVE TRADE. Mr.WILBERFOKCE rose, respecting his motion of yesterdsiy, tor obtaining the Peti;ioa of Messrss C.104/4 and Ounbar. It wasairged that these individuals had been tried before an incompetent tri. • bunts'; but the fact wits, that the precedent of Dr. Then pe, in a similar case, was followed by the per. son he had deputed to try the case. It was upon a point of law that these persons were acquitted, not upon the marks of the case; which circumstance now induced him to move that an Address should be pre. tented to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, to p ra y that a Copy of the Petition of Messrs. Brodie, Cooke, and Dunbar, should be forthwith laid before the House. Mr. H. ADDINGTON said, he considered it his indispensable duty to object to the motion of his Ho. iv)urable Fi Lnd. It originated in the circumstance ot a pamphlet having been published by the Chief Justice of Sierra Leone; a pamphlet of no real weight ; the opinion of lasV.officers was, that the in :viduals in question v.ere tried by an incompetent tribunal, and on that ground only their pardon had been granted. Mr. HORNER was astonished that the document • should be refused on Parliamentary grounds. Par. liament had been jealous for the AY:litico of the Slave Trade. Three persons were now convicted on the Acts, and yet the country was refused to know the occasion ot pardoning those individuals. If per. sons for want of mere form were acquitted, or rather, when found gulty, were pardon, 1, it became most inJispensable for the House to have the facts before them, in order to arm the Executive with fresh power. Since it w.ts quite clear these persons were guilty, it was evidently as necessary to amend the laws, whether in satisfaction to the House or the Public at large. Mr. B. BATHURST could net see why tt was necessary for the House so far to interfere with that most excellent prerogative of extending mercy by the Crown, which the present motion would in effect do. Th.: fact of incompetency in the tribunal was ad. ut Lte.l ; and . on this notorious detect the pardon was granted by the Orion. He could not perceive the East grounds for interfering With the prerogative of the Crown. Mr. WHITBREAD said, that if the Honour:able Gentlentrn (Mr; Wiiberforee) had spoken from any • other part of the House, probably no objections would have been made to his motion. There was no inten tion to interfere with the prerogative of the Crowe I the motion was made by the Member for Bramber, and not by a Gentleman habitually sitting on those' betiche. T.ie SOLICI . FOR.GENEN.A I. said, it was tut owiog to any defect of the Act of Parhantelt, nor to any defect of the Commission sent nut, hut fr.= doubts as to the extent of the, junsdictiun of the m bunal these persons were tried by, that the Crowe *As advised to pardon them. This affair being coma mitad out of British territory, and the Court or Seem Lemke n at having the poeer to try persims inns coin.: mining offences out ot British territory, the eons.- :pence was, the individuals in question wereilii.gailr eons( k- [ed. Whether it was eli t tib:e to frameao to that Court greater powers, WO quite anu. ther consideration. Mr. P. MOORE said, he had the how -or of laying the foundation stone Al tins deb ite, and to say a few words. With respest to the gener.il tro, cations in the Petitions, lie contended, that, having examined those ectiLiu;ibp he could awe* ikon Will