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In :he ',twilit -IA ACTS and GALAI'EA ; svicv. a Grand 71.tiwelhtteona Selection. „V the Cathc-!r:11. on Thursday morning, A GRAND SE LF.C.TnN of SliCitLD front the works of Handel, t:r.o , tr , , ,Ste. At the s!.tn: Hall, its the Lvtuit:g, A GRAND MISCELLA CC.)NCER I'. At ;Se Lathedral, cm Friday morning, 'THE MESSIA.H. At the Shire-Hall, in the Eveniug, .‘ (IRA MISCF.I.LANFDUi CONCER.T. Pr!r.c.pal Vucal l'crformurs—M4clanv: CAstroit est, Mn. At: lI AN. I.MO N. Les lleutoisrlles 1)L I.IIIU ; Me•srs. EAVTLEMAN, BELLAMY ' 11.1%11E5, BITGLINI, VAUGAAN, and BRAHMA. Prirripal Instrumental Performers--Mr Cs AMER, I.Cader of tl:e Pawl; Mr. MARSHALL. Principal :axons' ; Vio:a kir. It. S.; .Ishley ; Vitslencellos, Messrs. R• Lindley, C Ashley, C. lin 1.. r. an,l I.lniky; Dolible Bass ' Mr. Boyce; Clar;met, Mr. IV.ilianis ; Mew, Mr.• Erskine; Bassoon, kir. Holmes; Ntes.rs. Pe! tides; Trumpets, blesses. Hy le ; Trombone, Mr. Marioffi; Double Drums, Mr. Jcukittson; Organ, Illr. Dare; Piano Forte, Mr. Clarke; Conductor, Mr. MrILOW. Cisnrfti Singers are erzaged from the Chapel Royal, King's *Cer.cert of Ancient Music, I.aneaskire, Birmingham, Worcester, rd, Oxford, Bath, Bristol, &e. ske. e g • Tkkets, 30s. for each Performance. jilit MERRIMAN, Physician•Aceolcheur to the 1.../ Middlesex Hospital; and Dr. LEY, Physician-Accent:hew ro the Wes•minster Lying-in Hospital, will commence a Conroe of ITC TURES on the THEORY and PRACTICE of MID 11.'WERY and the DISEASES of WOMEN and CHILDREN, sai Monday, the 6th October, at half past Ten &Clock. Patticidars may be learnt at Dr. Merriman 's House, No. 26, }ialf-motm••treet, Piccadilly ; at Dr. Ley's, No. 62, rwutb Aud io-street, Grostrenor•square; 2111 at the Middlesex Hospital, when: the Lectures will be given. I'HEATRE OF ANN! OMY. MEDICINE, Stx. Blenheim-street Gust Marlborough-street. THE AU I'UMNAL COURSE (i LECTURES at this School will begin on the following Jays Anatomy, Physiology, and Surgery. by Mr. 11ROOKES, daily it two, on Wednestiuy, October 1. Di►:salons as usual. Che llskt: v, Materta Medics, atc. daily, at eight in the morning; - Retry and Pructice of Physic, at nine, with Esaminatiuns,•by Dr. AO Fit, MI Monday, October ti, 1817. "I*::ree Cours s are given every year, each occupying nearly four 'B2,qt:hi Further particulars may be known front Mr. Brookes, at th,: theatre; or front Or. isgsr, 69, Margaret-street, C.aven ,:psr••. MK. 0001Y:2 1 EC Flit E 6 ON MEDICINE. A,T It. J. AI. GOOD, F. R. S. &c. will commence 3 Course of Lectures an the Theory, Prinelplesiand Frac eof NIEDIt.INE, at the CROWN and Itot.ts Rooms, Clam my-I'.r4 on MosoaT. September 2 9. For the purpo.e nt simpiffyiug the Science. and facilitating its acquisition hy the Student. the Diseases will be treated of under New Physiological Arrangement, with an Analysis and Sim- Ecation of the Nomenclature in commas use. The Introductory Lecture will be open to the Medical Public, %eluding Hospital Pupils, by l'ieketi., to be had gratuitously at the place of Lecturing; at the Lecturer's house, Catoline-plsce, Guildford -street; or at any of the Medical nookeellers in the Metropobs; where the terns, may also be known. The Course will extend to rather more than three tnontbs, kb a Lecture zzzzz DAT, except Sundays The Introductory Lenore win be delivered on the day above named. at half past ree o'clock in the afterucaon: the subsequent Lecture; at eight the morning. Mr Good's Physiological System of Nosology,with a me:rotted al simplified Nomeodatere, way be had of any of the Medical " MEDICAIS SCHOOL OF GUTS trosPyrm... r H E WINTER COURSE of LECTURES will onnehtsce the 2d of October. ' Practice of bledidne. by Dr. CURRY sad Dr. CROL/Attu. Chernivry, by Dr. MARCZT and 'Vit. Atisw• Clinical Lcetores, by Dr. MAticgr. Experimental Philnsophy, by Mr. Atilt,. Theory of Medicine, and Myrna Med&ca, by Dr. Com and fr.cuoultutr. Nil:fogey - aid Diseases of Women and CbYdren, by Dr. I .IICU7ON. • • Physiology, or Laws of the Animal &roomy, tiy Dt. asses rou and Dr. BLIJIIIDLLL zuucture and Disraves of the Teeth, try Mr. Batt.. And a Course of Practical botany in tke Spring, by 'Wt. Se trarav, of the Botanic Garden, Che.sea. N B. These several Lectures, with those on Anatomy, and on 1r Principles and Practice of burgrry, given at the Theatre of t. iLmus's Hospital adjoining, are so arranged, as not to inter wi.h each other 411 the hours of attendance, nor with the k!e:.!:.1 or Sargical Practice cif the Hospital s and the whole is ta:-.:Leeti to form a Complete Course of Medical and Chirurgi hstruction. Terms and other Particulars may Le learnt from Alf, :rocker, Apothecary to Guy's Hospital; who alone is Nwered to receive ...nuance money from Pupils, for any of these Freres delivered at Guy's Hospital. CARROLL, the Contractor, has the pleasure • of announcing the following Scheme of the New Grand !Autry, to his Frin►►ds and the Public, satisfied that the perusal 1,4 e wi , l he sufficient to secure their approbatbsn. It contains 1,100 Numbers, Two Tickets of each Number. SCHEME. a. ANO,OOO Money are .C 40,000 aO,OOO Consols eo,ouo 1.5.000 Ditto 50,000 Sp* TritoilLy 10,000 1,000 Gukvas 14.100 1,000 Muuty 500 Guineas StiO Guineas SOO Money leo 111oney 1,000 SO Guineas ...... I,OJO 31 Guineas ...... 2,x05 ...... ~' 4 2 Post -drawn Blanks to receive 410 Money each 13,44 700 S Next drawn Blanks to be re-drawn tith Dte.l 60400 ter to receive se! 3 tack on or before Dee. 3d S . ',lir) Last-thaw:. Blanks to recsive .e 6 Magml cads 8.040 ..... • • M ...... ewe larites and only 5,658 Manta aei113,173 Each of• M i le .6'15,003. Prise, to bavie ‘5,000 More. The Eighth-drawn Prize above 412410 to have XJ0,0120 Money Tile First Drawn Prise 34 Day to bave 220,4100 More. , * tickets and Shares for the New Lottery, whirl vitll committee Orawing on the 7th of Milanese, and which, as the Public will I.rceive, contains SIX Prises of 4f20,000, are en S a le 1 . 4 aba "'tractor's Qffices, No. 7, Coats hits:, and *3. °sloe's -wrests; h `, l '-ere 7.735, the last Prig* of ‘30,006 ever drawn. yraa Sold to ' 4 ' re l• — Arpltrastiona for favotarlte Numbers altonilik Pa& as 141 Y as ptabk, to prevent dleappoinuntilt. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER, 16, 1817. ACADI:MIC.AI. INS rrrwrioN. VITANTED. A HEAL) MASTER for the Eti(ILI-;I;1)1:1) .kItT II.N wl.ss veill have the sever intendance of a BIARDING and IiCHOOL. He must he thoronelily e•qi,sirted svi.h eh- pri.44:-. of English Gram roar and Convo,ition, and asc.is oozed to the appc.ived wo:thoil of lir , in.inciotion. No unmarried person !wed anslYt and a decided pret . voice will he given to a Classical Scholar who has it: the liabi• of teaching. emolnrrsenta of the Ace will il-peni epos the ounilivr of Pupil.. The Master will have the us of a large and convenient I/wiling-hoots, a Dormitoty, capable. of accs.ntnedaiiog for.y litoirders, fitted up with bed• steads, and a weal arpolnied sown. The most satisfactory r.cuir,l, boz.lt to character :Ina abilities. the ' Eleeiton will t ziat, place on Tils.. , .day, so Is :iep!eirshtic nest; and, if ti tt inconvenient, the pet i-mal attendance of the Candi dates wealtl be elesirals'e. *llse person chosen will be resit:iced to take chor t .:e of the Departmvitt on the Ifa Niwee;ber following. Aigtlie : ion Isb be mad: tr) )o-eph Stevenson, Esti. Secretary to the Innitioisin, Ilelfas.. (if by letter, to be post paid), who will give every possible information respecting tl.e situation. 11.1 lost, Aligns.. 19. Tide day WaS publiabod. price 24. hrlt-bmind, a vetv Edition of JOTRODUCTION ala CO NNO I SSANCE de la NA" URE. et & k I.EC P. de I'ECKITIT RE. S.IINTE. Par Mrs. TRIMNIE't. Tratiture le !a rrei , •eme Edition. Par C. tiliO4, -terror et bikes". tie plo , tu , • I.l.res d'L'Acation. Loodoo t Priviptil for I 2W and Whtaker, i 3. Ave-Maria•tane. rah day Iv.' publl , hed, price 11 us. 6d. nvo. boards, with Engravings, AUTHENTIC MEMOIRS ,•1 the REVOLU TION In FRANCE, and o' the SUFFER or the ROYAL. FAMILY, &duces' chiefly front accounts by eye-wst• veswa. This work contains the Interesting details of M. flue. Clert E.lgeworth, and the Duchess d'Angoulenia, of those alrceting evttes at whirl& they were I cr►onally present, dige•ted intu out narrative in their own words. Printed for W. Slmpkin and R.Maraltall, Stationers'acourt, Ludgate• street. stiooTING Ablls DOGS. This di , was published, price 76. l'idies, 12mn. in boards, Fifth kditi•inondarged and improves', THE SHOOTER'S GUIDE.; or, Complete Sportsman'i. Companion: containing a compendious View of the Game laws; a Description of the various kinds of Dogs, with the best mode of breeding, rearing, and train.r.g them • an Account of the Diseases to which they are liable, and the bat methods of cure. Ditections for Grouse, Partridge, Pheasant, Woodcock, Snipe, hare, and Wild Duck Shooting, with panic's lar instructions for the Juvenile Sportsman, and much miscella neous iutormatioe on the choice of Guns, Gunpowder, Shot, &c. By• B. THOMAS. London : Printed for Rest Fenster, Paternoster-row. l'bis day was published, price is. neatly bound. THE BIBLE CLASS BOOK ; or Scripture Readings for every Day in the Year: be ing Three Hundred and Sixty five Lessons. selected from the 111104 instructive and improving Part* of the Sacred Scriptures. Adarted to the iso of Schools and Iramilies. - - - I , „* Ihe promiscuout andindiscrimlnaterose of the Scriptures, or reading the regulaey tlassugh and through, as it is called, has been so generally and jastly objected to, that a judieous se. kction of the instructive, impreoring, and impressive parts—pre servicg a perfect harmony through the whole, and omitting such purtio,is only as are ei.her repetitions, or passages difficult to be understood by 'uninformed minds, Ls a work that in the present enlightened practice of education, has been long plied foe iu Schools and Families. It is the object or this volutisii to restore Bible Reading to its former daily use in Schools, and to supply not only Children, but Parents and Servants, with& book adapt ed to.eolll4ssulg sapKitses. It is Wilted to every dooopsipetlos of Christians, because it is the Mimi, plainly speaking fee itlelf, without comment or remark. London: Printed fur Latkingron and Co. Finsbury-square; Lonpusn and Co. Paternoster-row ; and Law and Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane. BR BRETON, cHESHIR E. IMPORTANT ESTATE, MANOR, ADVOWSON, MANtION, &c. TO DE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ADAIWON, At the Anctlon Mart, on Waossesuo it, October I, at Twelve, usjess an acceptable offer should in the mean time lie made by priva,e Contract, A VERY vAluable and highly important FREE .,CA. HOLD F.STATE, together with the extensive MANOR and ADVOWSON of tl.e R EC IVRY of BRERF. FON, the latter estimated at ONE THOUSAND POUNDS per Annum, with Chief Rents, 9.lit Rents, Courts, &c. &c. situated in the Parish of Brereton, in the County of Chester, on the high road to Liver pool, about 160 miles from London, 40 from Liverpool, 24 from Mancheiter, three from Congletcm, four front Sandback, and ten from Knutsford The Estate is nearly in a Ring Fence, and comprises the whole Parish of Brereton (except one Farm} A capital spacious MANSION, called BRERE TON HALL, seated in a Park of considerable extent, in veltieh are two flue sheets of Water, and about EI.EVEN HUNDRED ACRES of LAND attached, now in hand, and is of die value of near TWO THOUSAND POUNDS per Annum. There are %eve• ral eligible Farms, In the best possible condition, with Farming Buildings,part leron Leases.but the greater part let toTenants at WM. at old mats. Th. whole Estate comprises MDR Titou- SAND led WITTY STATUTE ACRES of MEADW, PASTME, ARABLE, and WOOD LANDS; the present rental, enclusive of the Mansion and Land., is THREE THOU. SAND TWO HUNDRED and FIVE POUNDS per stoma, ; and as the Leases expire, mune of which are Life Leases, al!.! LW Lives, taking the whole at a moderate estimation, will be v:;r,:. at (east SIX THOUSAND POUNDS prr annum. flee }lnge grown TIMBER on the Estate will be included in the leitctutse, Is ache value of about FIE TEEN THOUSAND POIiNDS. , Printed Patticulars may he Ind at the "Vitriol: ilutel, Bridge. water Arms, and Star Inns, Manche.ter; 04te I al:lnt, Liverpool; Black Lion and Swan, Congletcn; Georp: and Dragon, Sand back ; Geroge and the Angel, limuutord; Warw:ck Artng, War wick; it the Auction Mart; of Mecira. Dawes and Chatfield, Sohcltori, Angel-court, Throgmorton-street ; of Messrs. Evans and Bartrum, Solicitors, St. Mildred's•coutt, Poultry; of Adamson, Auctioneer Fenctiurck.street; and of Mr.Tbomas Woolley, Breretnn, who will show the &tate. This day was published, Very hantisooldy and closely printed, in Columns, royal 4to. the Third Volume of A THEN& OXONIENSES : the History of all the Writers mid Bishops who have had their Education in the University of Usiord, irons the Year i sod. To whichis added, FAST' OXONIEN: , ES s or, the Annals of die said University. Fire written by AN PHONY A. WOOD, M.A. of Merton Cul lege; and now very considerably augmented, in lest and Notes, by PHILIP BLISS, Fellow of St. Johu's College, °laud. In the present republication of this valuable body of English 13itigraphy, every word of the two learner editions has Isceo re tained with ciao fidelity, so that the curious resider is no longer sithject to the troublesome necessity . of collating the book as fits' published by the Author, with the subsequent edition given to the world by Bishop Tanner. Besides the text of the two former editions, that now offered to the public eoutains a vast number of notes by Bishops Humphreys, Kennet and Tanner, by Sir Philip Sydeuham, Dr. itawlinsoo, Mr. Baker, Gray, Loveday, Mateo, Morant, Peck, Motley, Whalley, and Watts, with several by the present Editor, and many of great value, which have beau communicated, by intelligent perms now living t add to which. each Volume tootabse some few uew lives of person whose comeectiou with the University had escaped the industrious inquhits of the Ox ford Bispapnen The three Vol:nue. TIOW before the Public contain upwuds of sixteen hundred lives, coospriiing the ATOROS, from the year )500 to :ono, and th e FAST=. (tom 1500 to 1610. 'l'he re. =Moder of the original Work will be completed in oue Volume more, which will be publiskol in the Spring of )818 at the loot. It is then proposed to condoue the Lives and Annak to the year 1800, adopting a plan similar to that pursued by the first author. For this purpose very copious materiak are already colketed; and k is earnestly requested that such gentlemen as possess auy cu•. rious and authentic documents relative to the Oxford Writer., mid have the kindness to communicate than to the Editor, who will, on his part, spare no exertions to render the Work as per feet and isiteresting as possible. ' • Volume the First may be had, price XS. lfis. 6d. and Vo• lume the Second, with the Fred Otonienses, price 4E4. 4s. The Foes thyolume is in considerable forwardness. _ _ I.undon: Printed for F. C. and J. itivington; Lackington, Hugbes Harding, Mayor, and Junes; Paine aad Foss ; Nielson, Son an d lientity ; Longman, Hurst, Reel, Orme, and Browne; Cadell and Davies; J. and A Arch; J. awman; Black, Par bury, and Co. kt. H. Evans; J. linoils; Baldwin, Craduek, and Joy, I.ondou ; and J. Parker, Oxford. oEtvviv~. .D!C!NES. riniz followin g MEDI J. cured Genuine at the W WARDS, siti, Sr. PAues Cuul Hill's BaUm at Honey 3 ti . _ _ ICINES can only be pro• rarebouse of SHAW and ED ACM YARDS luniparß.e Pepparai. 1 _ Essence of Weterdoci 9 6 ;WA.% EmbroCition 4 0 tbllsm's Bilious Pills 2 9 Robberdes Cough Dr. 2 9 lArciml's Jesuits Drops VII Juniper Ess. teunyroyal i it.* blirsball'i Cense 1 si Speedlman's Pills 2 0 • ckurcla's Cough Drops 2 6 apilshiall• ihol's 60 • Amboyea Tooth Powder 2 6 Grorenelogles Lozenges 1 111 Cortrwell'ethientaleurdial4 6 Anglia's Scots Pills 1 1i• Widow Wsrkh's PiLs • 2 9 halt of Lemnos 1 0 Keynes Pills 6 3 sieglmon's Eye Olist. 20 • Velnses"Veptable PM 4 6 • Godbuld's Balsam le 0 • Newton's Tooth Powder 2 9 Henry's Magunia 29 a Cburclei Iseetoril Mk 11 i Hooptes Pills 1I t• Waleb's Antlpertrissle • 2 9 'Essence of Spruce 6 6 -- Coltstoot Lost. 11 i • Durablelnk 16 • Anekiiialsotlits 4 6 Brim& 011 1 I** Welters spialle Remedy 2 9 ' Chthenham Salts 2 9 I . ke ahoy.. (those with the B.er eacier.usi) will Lave the address sit S'Aeis trisieersirh; 66. Sr Psiscrosia the stamp; where also may beltadmity e oduir PATINT aid PrIILIC Manama. IA. beral allotrance to Merchant' and Trader* in peseraLi OPPICB OP ORDNANCE, Aug& es, 181 . 7. THE PRINCIP.II. OFFICBRS of XIS MA JESTro ORDNANCR do herth ziwt Notia, That Proposals win he received at their Office in Pall-Malt, on or before WEDNILSO AY, the 17th day of September vest, from such Pertollll as may be willing to undertake the Su;ly of Forage foe the Ordnance Hems stationed In tl,e follawirg DI ;- tricts, to be deres:ed at the e‘yense of the Cortrac:er, ais.— WOOLWICH, WES I FAN, NORTH BRITAIN, SUSSEX, EENT.eselasireof SOIITI-I WFAT, ISTERN ; Poe a nt.rfli ni . !;:x Months from the lit October next; the 0.,t, to Err pod, sweet, dry, and clean, withoot ani rniator,: of Fog or Tiowhornt Oars, and n•o‘t nor w igh less than S 7 1 , 1411114 per Winchester 130..hel ; :Ile lily trr sweet anti dry, and delivered in Troyes of 9elbs. wt.igitt ; the r;t raw to be good, clean, and dry Wheat or Rye Straw, aid dx:!vtrell in Trusses of :Albs,. woigt,t. The Prices to paid for - tiie rely...envy Quantiti.... of ca -It Art el. which may be ddivered, at the full.iwirg mu:, viz. For the Oats at per hundred pounds, Avoirdcpcis weight. Foe the Hay at per hundred and twelve roundt. Fur Ihe Straw at per hundred and twelve pc.tutdt. The Proposal& May he delivered separately or plod) for two nr metre of the said Districts, and it is expected that the Contractor shall receive the Stable Dung, wlich, during the period of his comraer, may accumulate, making an allowance for the same after the rate of per Her per Week. Far. her particulars may be known upon application to dte Ofii• errs Commanding the Royal Artillery In each District, and abo at the Steretaresollee ih Pall Mall, aforesaid, any day between the horn of Fen and Four o'Clock, where the Propmais must be delivered .ealed up and endorsed, " Proposals for Forage," bt.t no Proposals can be admitted after the ►aid 17th Sepientber, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon ache same el .y, neither will any Ten der be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Sureero. BY HIS fvfAllisl'Y'S ROYAL. LE r lERS PATENT. T METCALFE'S PENETRATING HAIR IN • BRUSHES, for aU ►inds of Uses. The universal recep don and Unbounded Patronage (beyond all parallel) given to these 1 New InventedErushes, by aU ranks in Society, is a wonderful instance of their excellence over every other implement for Cleansing the Head from Saud, thereby strengthening, beautify ing, and promoting the growth uf the tiair. As Horse Brushy:, they are apfruved and recommended by Profeesor Colman -- They are alike esteemed for all kinds of personal Uses, and for ell Domestic Purposes, wherein a greater degree of elemiline4s win prevail, and combine economy with expedition. key are also of the greatest consequence fur Menefee. ure and Machinery, and are highly appreciated by a number of the first Artisans in the Country ; the superiority of the Patent brushes is so great, that (in comparison) an others are wholly useless, as will be proved on trial. Patent Brushes are warranted free from whale bone, or any adulteration, and at the same price as enaine Brushes heretofore made. _ _ To be bad retail of the PA TENTER, No. SS, Garai' MARY LA-aOlinß-STIMIT, POITLAND PLAN', and at S5O, OIrORD• STRRET; and all respectable v. , uders of Brushes in the United Kingdont. Some fraudulent Shopkeepers having irposed on the Public, both in price and quality, by selling specious Brasile., please to ask for I.I4IETCALFE'S PA lEN BRUSHES, and see that each Brush has the Pa.entee's Stamp impressed un it— "Mr ream, PAT,NTFL." with the Royal Inslgota. Whule sale Orders to be addressed to ME IVAL.FE and KENT', 49. Dean-street, Soho; or T. R. Kent, Poultry, London. DR. JAMES'. Fk.VEIt POWDEK AND .ANA LAP fIC PILLS._ y BEG respectfully, AS Proprietor of these invAluoble Medicines, to inform the Public., that I have ts.ased to , apply Messrs. Newbety and Sons theh.:vith, and that I have appoilit:d as my now sole Agents tor the sale of them, both Retail and Wholesale, Messrs. DU 11.1:.11 end Sons, Client; rts and Druggists, No. 4, Cheapsitle, corner of St. Paul's Clarzie yard, Laudon; and No. Si, ;:ackeillessarrt, Dahlia. l'he 14.4ait nate is Lkewite continued at the Noose in which the luetatur, lay Crund father, Dr. JAIAZ3, resided, No. 33, Ikuiumstre.!, Berb.•ley square, whet, the Me dicines have been exclusively pr..p....ed lee nearly 70 years, anti front whence ht.s.srs. Newhety al:ti the Public have been hitherto uniformly supplied. I beg to aid , ti•At in consequelice of Mesirs. Newli-ry atm' Sons save I thought proper to withdraw :ruin them the ssk of my Medieiu.•s, annouuced their intention of vending composiiions of their own, under the above titles, 1 feel 1 owe it to the puidie, to prevent, as far as able, the dangerous consequences of taking these pr.:- paratious, under the mistaken insiirc.i. , ion of their being RIM,. With this view, to nil own serious loss, I tare auti.ort,s4 my Agents, Messrs. Butler and Sons, to exchange for my .such are of the composition of Messrs. Newhery, whir!, may les returned to them. The Public are respeettully 14 tilooot.d to observe, that to enable them to discriminate betwevn toy Medi c:tits and those of Messrs. Newbery,sold under the name of my grandfather, Dr. Junes, I shall sign ill name on the lah.l art each packet of the Powder, and box of Pins, that is sent in future ant 01 al ElabGrztorr ; arid that Messrs. Newbury and Sons have no loterest ur concerti in the genuine Adv.:Jellies prepared by me. beaten-strut, Berkelersquare, lt• U. V. JANILS. 19th July, 1817. g;ooti s,tdu 1,v60 1 Goo PiIICE JLVE N -PRNCF. _ NEW PaLIVE REPORT The Second Report from the Committee of the House of Commons on the P.slice of the Meiropoli., on the subject of Rewards for the conviction of off mders, atter referrirg to the different Acts of 1 3 4 r. Lament siren this strisject, observe as follows: " These various Acts form a part of the !ate of the Intd at the present 'noniron; and the sums of money which are thus paid in the way of eticien.ege mete is the nKreheltion and conviction or olitmders hss risen firm Grin, which was the amossat ct to tli:•I 1 , 218,000, which rus raid it r the Fess.pnle in I 8! S. Your Committee rite of orinion that thi; sysit nr rsf Parliamentary reseal-ft 101 the convicsion v. ofte , siler s, is of most cpres:tionable Tlis.y fl9V^ :eh it (lei/. duly to ex.snfose, not tslagistratts of the unions Pact: ("Aces is; she Ale• tropelis, but the Ofristrs of Om Poiice trieme_lves;— aoif the testiniony of s.any of these pc; st.n., as wsll as of those, with the exception of tie: Rvsorder of Ler-clon, s..ho kr: had most opportunities of witn. v ie?, the creets of this ;Tecate, is, that the system is most p,vtra;:, in itself ; that it has prositice.l the wort c.- litNW:r.LeSt And that it cannot lie ton speedily ithandonetl. It hex brew smted to your Committee, that it has the tendency, and in sonic is.atances has produced the practice of inducing persons to forse•tar themselves for the lucre of the reward; that, while sometimes the innocent have forfeited their lsv-s, from tho cupidity of those who swore ti,ent away, to obtain the money which he was to he paid ter the conviction of the accused; in other cases, su4e.ssiti sl • • pistsce has not been had, from the supicion 'Juries have entertained that the real truth was it .t sp.sken, and that the prosecutor or witness en Lie trial forswore himself tot the value of the rew.„l— odious appellation blood-mtsney has been given to these rewards; and your Committee have found in all quarters An abhorrince to exist against them, which constantly operates as impediments to public justice. . " Your Committee have :might with great anxiety to learn from the various Magistrates wham they have examined. if to flair knowledge or befef the system was productive aat carelessness and inattention on the part of the Officers of the P•nce to the con viction of minor offenders ? The answer has been from all, that they diJ not conceive any such ca,;:se iieence had toll:wed ; but with due deference to the opinion of these roams, your Committee cannot avoid remarking, that estimating the coliiii.:t of the Police Officers to be guided by the common interest and motives that ;-overn the actions rat mankind, it is impossible that they should not be sdniul.:ted into greater activity in cases v..here that ::cti7 ;t y % a . ; to be rewarded, than in those where it r.at cox; besides, it has been allowed that the peruniai y reward! offer ed by individuals are great srimul.:nts to the exertions of officers; and it seems reasonable to conclude, that the absence of th.:so rewards. woold operate in a direct opposite ratio. There can also be tro doubt that offenders have hero snffered to be trained (A in their care.e- rrinv, from the fatt.t oir:ece which made them amenable to the l.ttn , thangh not yet obj.:cts of prat, CD, stela by step, they have been t„,d to t h e eomini•..ion rn ot%ereies 1 , 7 T which, en their conviction, the Parham altary Reward ecuUl be obt4;neJ. " I'lttr Committee hove ire,nired into the mnde in which Parliamen!ary Rewards are eist:"nrated.—. At the County Assizes they t ai:: eexpienseortis of ae ortrd l by p t r l o :e Judge who tries the risoner, l secution being first deducted; and though contrary I to the express words of the various Acts of Parlia ment, considerable demands are made in the ie.ture of fees. In the Midland Circuit, the practice 15 to deduct first 15s. 6d. for procuring the sign& ure of the Judge to the certiicate of the cor:viction, besides a fee taken for the Under-Sheriff of two guineas, tf the reward is paid within a month. Yoar Committee have reason to believe, that even larger demands than these are Iris& in the nature of tre,, and that Ibr the prompt• payment the Under-Sheriff chugs s for the lour weeks advance of the money above sixty per cent. Your Cotnmittee have inquired as to the practice which takes place in the Metropolis and in the County of Middlesex upon this subject. The Recorder, Sir John Sylvester, distributes tile rewards, and :appor tions them according to the merits of respective claimants. They examined Mr. Thomas Watson, the Clerk to the Recorder, whia . has told them, t! :t prior to receiving that situation . , he had leaint from the Clerk to Mr. Serjeant Adair, that in his time, as well as lit that a Serjeant Glyn. there seas considerable emolument ari...ing limn the parnmit 01 the rewards; thet tie took that situation witiitalc having ally thing mentioned by the Recerd.:r concerning those rewai but that making an application to iity.ther person, lie received the iiiinrinaion that there was eighteen. pence in the pound to be asked for, for the Sheriff, and a compieneat to Idieselt fc.r his trouble. in 'respect to tolt eimrptienenr, it is sometimes more and sometimes less; brit the witness stated, he was per. fectly satisfitd with wh.d was i t iecn to hi m , even under the suppiisition that he was to pay the one shilling and sixpence in the pound ever to the Uw e ,. Sheriff ; upon taking the Richey to the Under. Sheriff, that officer rook sixpence in the pound, and mimed rite witaess one slinfing. ‘, Your Cortina:tee tim.erstiusd, the propriety of takat i : this poundage money rests upon custom, and that this witnPs tec,ived no more than his predeces. „or. The w;tne3. delivered in a paper, which parr. ports to be an account of the rewards which have ts-oi vai.l every SerdSiollt, from the month of February ISI:% to February, 1817, and which amount to 1.1.10, 60 that this witness has received the sect svi.;o out cf which he has paid the stamps, which are due upon the. to c.lipts that are Lam from the different pet sons w.oreceive their share ot the rewards. 64 The Committee led it but just se the Recorder to declare, thAt the witness deoiei that be is at 41 privy to this irre6ula..ity, .riat he ever l'ad any co2vets.4.