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RiAl` k~ . ~ ~~' .4 , • It The PUBLIC .are meat mires/WI p Wormed, th at nos ' withstanding the GREAT SUCCESS of the NEW EN. isftrAnimver, its career was =avo id a bl y stopped , fribig to Mr. -WILKINSON's 'Summer Engagements; • . at the :event of numerous Frequenters of this Theatre, • • .J. REEVE has undertaken to attempt the Whole. • ADELPHI T4EATRE, STRAND. • THIS PRESENT. EVENING (THURSDAY), • ..,and. SATURDAY, • •JOHN.URVEWiII attempt his Entertainment of • TRIFLES:EIGHT AS AIR! , . BACHELORS' TORMENTS! b the Coops of the Evening, the following New Comic The Chore! wardens' Dinner"—" A Chapter of Ac . • The Mentiess"--" Mrs. G."—" A Trip to Rich aisair.--" Oh! Mighty Love"—" Tbe Pleasures of Society"— • lisa folly to talk of Liles Troubles"—And a New Extra .' was, « Hint Vid de Grace Extmordinalre." Tittyrlple to conclude with • • )11. .I. REEVE'S admired IMITATIONS of the Principal LONDON PERFORNIERS. Awes, ry, is. Doors open at Seven -I=lllto begin •at Half-past Seven—Second Price at 41ht- ; Tbla day was puhisbed, in Biro. price 7s. 6d. boards, 117EMARIKS on the COUNTRY extending from CAPE PALMAS to the.RIVER CONGO, including Chservadons oft the Manners and Customs of the Inhabitants ; with an Appendix, containing aa Account of the European ode with the West Coast of Afrlea. By CAPTAIN JOHN ADAMS. Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane. NEW WORK BY ROBERT BLOOMFIELD. This day was published, in foolscap, price 3s. HAZELWOOD HALL ; a Drama, in Three Acts. By ROBERT BLOOMFIELD. London : Printed for Baldwin, Craduck, and Joy. Alio sew Editions of tke former Works by the same Author, vie MX Dar with Tut Muses, Cd Edition, price 4s. The name's Bor,l4th Edition, price 4s. RIPLAL Tama, nth Edition, price 45.. WILD FLowns, 6th Editio n, price 4s. 64. This day was published, in litmo. price 4s. ed. boards, THE LORD'S PRAYER, considered as a Rule of Conduct ; in a Course of Practical Sermons, preached to a Country Congregation : To which are subjoined, brief Heads of each Strmon, together with a Selection of Scripture Texts, which enforce the subject, intended as a help to the memory of Ins kissed Readers. By the Rev. ALEXANDER DALLAS, • Curate of Highelere. London: Printed for Haidarin,'Cradoet, and Joy. _ . By whom also is published, of the same Author, The COUNTRY CIMATJed Or/ZIOJIG TO MI ratifallolliais In Might Village Sermons, price 3s. ed. SHARON TURNER'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND. This day was published, In Three Volumes 4to. price £6. boards, rHE HISTORY of ENGLAND, during th e MID- I. DLE AGES. By SHARON TURNER, Noted for Longman, Horst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. fist Volumes comprise the History of England from the Name Conquest to the Mather Henry the Seventh, and cow- Oft the Second Satins of the English History. Also, by the same Author, The HISTORY of the A NGLO.SAXONS, from their lest in Europe to the End of their Dynasty in Eng. b e ; ar n a lp te rising the History of England from the earliest Pe ihd to the Norman Conquest. In 3 Vols. Sm. the 4th Edi ts,. vibe AL ss. boards. On the 7tb of July will be published, In Three Volumes, 12mo. price 18s. mar WILDERNESS; or, The Youthful Days of , Washiagton a Tale of the West, By • SOLOMON SECON DSI G HT. • !MOM fat A. K. NEWMAN and Co. Leadenhallatreet. Ilbraohy be had the idiewing Works published this Spring : LIM the Mingo Chief, by the Author of Seventy-sis, 4 ohits,sit as. Spy,' Tak,try the Anther of Precaution, Sm. a yds. III& fade Husdkerchief, by the Author of &lie& the Creek, halite, I es. Shah et her own Circle, by Miss Reese", 4 volumes, CI. 4s. &ea ci We • or. Town and Country, whom's, ihs. Tony the Pee;, a Tale, 3 volumes, les. 6d. - FONTHILL ABBY. AIN Sighed, In foohcap Bvo. price 21. 6d. or in decoy, price 4s. QTORER'S DESCRIPTION OF FONTHILL IV ABBEY, with EIGHT INTERIOR and EXTERIOR VIEWS (forming No. I. of the PORTFOLIO). The Daseription was written, and the Drawings made by per vades al Mr. &Ward, whist the Building and all its internal ourigusants were in pristine apkindour. The Poamos.to is now publishing in Monthly Numbers, IL IL each, containing Eight beautiful Plates, with Deserii %IL Nine Numbers are already out.—The First Volume, ,ftmelest Fifty Engravings, may be had In boards at the Pub or any of the Boolupellors, piles 15s. An Edition of 7, 01 is printed as brie Paper, at Os. per Number; and a 'Mint Copies oft India Paper, at es. per Number. Fabliskedby Illirweed an d Co. Paternoster -row. NEW RUSSIA. day was published, in Octavo, Mnstvated with calmed Mates of Costumes, &e. price 10s. 6d. in boards, A JOURNEY from RIGA to the CRIMEA, by 'I. Way of =EV; with some Account of the Colonization laid the Manners and Customs of the Colonists of New Russia. M Ta b added, a Second Edition of Notes relating to the Dlnen. By MARY HOLDER/CRS& The • Notes on the Crim Tartars," appended to the above wilds were originally published In a very limited impression, „waft herb' been very favourably received (see the British ‘ ,."lcits literary Casette , Monthly Magazine, New Edinburgh "a'airs and others), the Author has been Induced, from their sume*lra with the present Work, to attach thereto, rather than "Pint them in a distinct volume. tow eaden: Mated kr Sherwood, Jones, and Co. raternoster- r- - - ' - 4* - 7 , P . - - Pr r C ent . • .'- . A . % 4 y ir---#O4 ~• . . , 4" ," ' •' , ti . 4 - • • - iio . . . - i IJ / fr y . .1. • "rn s : . Adi"‘ )t . 0 010 • 1114.1111 K S he fi--‘ If'4 Ir 4 . 111 IL xf ai l a, - -.-- , „ , . 0 . , : p4p RE ' a t 4 tiljtel . ' .... k. ' ' . BAIT-INDIA HOUSE, June e k 111115. THE COURT of DIRECTORS Vika ONITED COMPAAY MERCH4I TS ff ENGLAND, tart* to the BAST-INDIES, do homey give Nom. • That the Court will be ready to receive Proposals in wide', on or before WEDNESDAY, the 121 d July next, ken the Owners of such SHIPS of the bombes of about MO Toss, and also of ill%) Tons and upwards, builders' measurement, as have performed their contracted number of Ku Voyages b the Com pany's regular Service, specifylog the rate of Freight at which they may be willing to LET sock Ships for three additional Voyage.. 1 . .._ . ponsixy's ANNUAL REGISTER. THE Sollscribers to this Work. and the Public, are taspectisti Weaned, that the Volume for lilitT, price I. will be on lifooday, July T. KENNET AND AVON CANAL NAVIGATION. MOTICE is hereby riven, Th.' the PROPRIE TORB of the KENNET and AVON CANAL NAV (- DATION for thawing COMMITTEE-MEN for tbe different Districts for the Tsar ensuing, will meet Om TUMMY, theist day of July, 18 23, it 'Beira o'Clock In the Forenoon, at the following Places (that la to say), the Propsieton resident in the Western Dis trict (•o.lllrising the Counties of lionteram and Gloucester, and the atlas mid Barb), at the White Lion Inn. in Broad * recto Bristol; the Proprietors resident in the Wiltshire Dis trict (comprising the County of WON), at the Town Hall, in Marlborough; the Proprietors resident in tire London District (comprising the Mies of Louden and Westminster, and eke where, within the limits of the Bills of Mortality), at the City of London Tavern, likhopegute-street, London; and the Pro prietors resident in the Bustern District (comprising all the resi due oldie sad Proprietors), at the Town Hall, in Hungerford. Dated the 19th day of Jthre, lann. . WA RD and maul MAN. Principal Mika. The Tenders, with the words " Ship Tender" on the aver, to be severally sealed op atul le& with the Secretary, at or before Twelve ollsek at Noon oo the add Wednesday, the ilnd July next, beyond which hour the Court - will eat receive any Mader. maim DART, licretroy. The perdeekrs of the Tenni and Caaddeas under wbkb the Ships wilt be ensued for the Company's Service, my be bad open application at the 011ie dike Clerk-to the Committee of abippkig, on or after Monday netr, the 30th instant. EAST-INDLI HOUSE, Ail e 25, 1823. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS q ENGLAND, trading - te the EAST-INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That the Court will be ready to receive Proposals in writing. on or before WEDNESDAY, the 23d July next, from the Owners of SHIPS of the burthen of 1200 Tote mid upwards, builders' measurement, specifying the rate of Frdglit at which they may be willing to Let such Ships for One . Voyage to and from China, in the Company's Service. The Court further give notice, That the Court will be ready to receive Proposals in writing, on or before WEDNESDAY, the sad July next, from the Owners of SHIPS*/ from $OO to 1008 Tons, builders' measurement, which have perforated their con. tracted number of Six or Seven Voyages, specifying the rate of Freight at which they may be willing to Let such Ships for one additional Voyage in the Compaily's regular Service. The Tenders, with the words " Ship Tender" on the cover, to be severally sealed up and left with the Secretary, at or be fore Twelve o'Cleck at Noon, on the said Wednesdny,the $34 July next, beyond which hour the Coon will not receive any Tender. JOSEPH DART, aiwrthwy• The particulars of the Tern and Conditions upon whirithe Ships will be respectively engaged fur the Company's Service, may be had upon application at the Office of the Oink to the Committee of Shipping, on or after Monday next. the 210th inst. DEMERARY AND iESSEQUILBO. rytHE Undersigned, in capacity as Deputy First R. Marshal of the United Colony of Demerary and Advertises by these Presents, for the First & S e e on d, e and Time;-that he will, by virtue of certain sentences of the Honour able Court of Criminal and Civ il Junks of said United Colony, ' EXPOSE and SELL,. at PUBLIC EXECUTION SALE, the following PLANTATIONS, with tkeinCultirations, B.ad. logs, Slaves, and further Appurtenances, We. Firstly.—ln the month of Filo * stair lila, t he SUGAR PLANTATION Farr IiOFF VAN fICILLENI4 &dated on Tiger Island, in Socotra's°, the property old. Grdberay and G. Lawson. Secondly.—ln the month of Maims, 1824, the COFFEE PLANTATION VREEDE EN V RIENDSCHAP, situated in Canal No. 1, the property of R. B. Knight. Thirdly.—ln the same month, the COFFEE PLANTA TION ALLIANCE, situated in Canal No. 4, the-preperty of C. R. Pierer. Fourthly.—ln the month of Aram, 1824, the SUGAR. PLANTATION CANE GARDEN, slanted on Liven Emequebo, the property of the Estate of Thespians Williams, deceased. ' Fifthly.—ln the month of May, 11144, the SUGAR PLAN TATION HIBERNIA and FAIRFIELD, dowsed en the Arabian coast of Bosegoebo, the property of the Estate of Wm. Postlethwaite, deceased. _ _ _ The Judicitim of Pr: et Concurrentin on the Net Proceeds of the above Sales will be held by the said Honottmble Court of Justice three months after the respective awe a Isis, for which reason all those who may pretend to have art tight, tide, or interest, to the Net Proceeds of said Plantations, are here- I with, by him the undersigned Deputy First Marshal of mid United Colony, SUMMONED to appear in Ninon, or by their Attornies, to lay their Claims in due form berate the Hamar able Court of Justice of said United Colony of Demeter, and Essequebo, at their respective Sessions, in the fenowitygmesdae, viz.—ln the month of April, lid*, for Plantations Het of vas Holland; in the month of June, 111114 v for Plantations Weeds en Vriendsr.hap, Alliance, and ans Garden ; and in the ninth of August, 1824, for Plantation Hibernia and Fairfield—ander. a Penalty that against the Nea-appearers will be proceeded as the Law directs. The Inventories of the aboveststed Pbntitleas are daily to be seen at The Counting-houses of Messrs. Han, Weerel, and Co. No. 7, Austin Friars, London; and P. J. Le jak B 1 s, Anseterdam. Deaterary end Reeequebe, the 6th May, J.-D. HALEY, Der Td TEA-DEALERS, SUGAR-MERCHANTS, AND • OTHERS. WANTED, by . a Person of Itespectability, a SITUATION as TR*VELLER, who can write an exceeding good hand, Is conversion fn Aecompts, and has a ge neral knowledge of Business; would have no objectinet to travel to any part of England. , The most respectable references can be given, and security to any amount, required- Letteri (post paid), addressed to Mr. Charles Benion, Poet Once, Po*, Dorset, will meet with immediate attention. ;HAIR, EYE-BROWS, and WHISKERS, c ha nge d hem red SC grey to brown or black, by the GRECIAN WATER, which produces the desired effect by we application ; it neither stains the skin nor linen, and is en i drely free from any le shade. If not approied after trial, the monei returned. seld itt beetles at ss. 6d.• and 6s. or doable bottles at 101. 6d. by Tait, 41, Condi& ; Vlctery, t, Ttellitock-etreet, Covent-Gar den; Low, 350, &rand ; Sanger, 1" Chford.etreet; Bends* Tichbornastreet and at Wright's, Wade's Passage, Bath. LAMB and CO. (Successors to Mr. Richard Kip. REAL MANUFACTURERS of IMPROVED WATMPROOF BEAVER and RUSTIC SILK HATS, SS, (side 4eoraer of Bow-lane,, respeetfully invite their Rim* anal the Public a ea extensive assommeot of superior Swift and alit Hats, warranted Water-proof, and to retain their admit and Sipe in an ckisnates. 'They axridently reammiegd their IMproved Elastic Silk Hats, to Merchants, Captains, and others going abrdad, for keep ing *sir colour, the ma air or water having no meet on there. Improved Meads Water.proof Silk Huts, las superfine Beaver Hats hum Ills. to 11.54.--The very best Water-proof 275. suUUy sold at SOs. • Earmoary3-01d Hats covered with Silk, made equal to new, tamd rendered Water proof, for lits. A large assortment of Gentlernew's Seakkln Travelling Caps, from les. tmwards. • 'TO THE FASHIONABLE WORLD. Ir ATKINSON, rerfuther, 44,0ftrard-strpet, Soho • f•i'Mny InformsFalitleisablelForld, that 'ftti to .sell, Whelende :and Iternii, the follOwlog Ar s:hien Thei are also to be procured at meet Perfumers and Hciedasesen la Town and Country; but as they have been say gennrally counterfeited, the gennlite ins his Signature sod Ad deo, Withe Label - - .ATKINSON'S DOUBLE • RRFINRD WINDSOR SOAP; divested of all caustic pespertke, is peculiarly calcu lated to Ladies or Gentlemen whose skin is tender, and to the Nuriery. It is kept WI •erg old, and consequently economical in saes it is very highly perflmted, and where the skin hes got herd, rough, or ;moven, giaduday corral:tamed& hoperfeedows, and snakes It soft, whit e, and even. Price—half pounds, 18.2 d. =‘, by Aoki's, a dozen -ponds, la. ad. Also, the old Windsor Soap, possessing the same properties, but still older and higher perfumed, price ts. tid. a pound. • ATKINSON'S WILING FLUID, or VEGETATIVE HAIR OIL, is allowed the most elegant article ever iovaihiml for giving the Hair a beautiful glow in dressiag,"and for kesphog It in curl in exercise•or In damp weather, and for regent:ado' thi growth where k has fallen AE f rom illness; penfiratiert, chenge of amour,. or any caste oceasiohing premature Masai; price as.l3d. ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE, Manses Grey 411' Red Hair on the head, or Whisked:, to a permanent Brown or 'B , . - Price So for HUDSON'S BOTANIC TOOTH POWDER noinICTURM., which have been so generally adopted : they bet seedy ensue and beamdfy the Teeth, but preserve them BUM decay to the latestpetiodef Ire; Mey eradicate the Scurvy wed Tarter- from the Gems, fame, such Teeth as are lobse, and witteten the . Bresth ; std so undeviadag are their elects, that them never was we Mama of any me who regularly used them , ewer having the Tooth-ache, or a Tooth decay; price ift. ad. each. DIAL WEIGHING MACHINES. . MARRIOTT having obtained his - Majesty's L.A.• Royal Letters Patent, for an improvement ha Weight.. Machines, bep-kave to recommend them to the Public, as the ' meet perfect and useful ankle for that purpose ever constructed ; ecceracy, espedideme, and portability, it stands ineivalled, as it nemanna shows dee elect weight of any article bona On& Ounce to ,Tan, without the use of liVeights, thereby levies time and labour. Being pa ly portable, it may be used batty situatioa—its erne al must therefore be an aemia& for Domed* pawpaws; in Shops, Warehouses, Cosa Mese, Market Howes, Bares; oalifleirfe; at Races and Pairs; ter Cade, Coat, Hay, Wag, ace. • or for Loading hem Arti cles, k may be attached to the chain of a crane, and sleeve the Weight at the time of craning; it may be also made with a chair to weigh Persons. From its extreme shcity, it is seemly possible to be lowest ; rt. if " et b"se,there ALN tirrAt.tusuc atzurCixE FOR tell irsitovn an adjusting Screw whisk wM monesatedle serene it. OF ALL INTESTINAL WORSE • H. Maumee: begs to Caotionthe I' eeble apiest several Spu rious Imitations of „corm and no m in ee n t i os , which are IT has been. too *ally - observed that the drastic attempted to be introduced; none areas its gambits .Patent 1 operatioa of the meal Andisbuksedes eat leoeften leaves Principle that have not a label with his nasal ewer thelailighAnsw. the consdnaisa of & Warm-Patisat mere Ambiance, and Int. H. MASSIBOrr having made ceaddenbli handeremedets in its table than before their uhibltionithusezeaySfylag dee bey Penone Errol= Comae Am mar's, hob a eallanace in in. truth, that " the noiedr is worse than the *We ;"—but the conunending it to the Public, as a - moat contebte article for ewe is seldom .eilkesed--and in the list of the ". spprokia medial- • Roasting, Baking, Boiliag, and Steam ing, with et onemy in fuel, rem," tiheoeeelohhtt hoot Worms 0961 as awful Peetiontioasee by one moderate rise Ftre, and with •si casetant supply of tram 4i easy 'Any, annesideas, hoary watery-heed, and other Weise to Twenty Gallons of Het Water ;• also Warm Goer maladies an oft only the tweets Ig teem; the to. for airing Linen, keeping Dinner hot, heating Plates, Dkbes„ anedal of which would so midgase_the symptoms as to ensure a ate.; the C oo ki ng U tens ils are never soiled, and kis a roseeeve pia trianneset of an otherwise doub case. To a Mother's Cuaa for a Smokey Chimney. A new Patent Pbrtable *duty tilt assanare impart ao men considedme.-visid to Apparatus, em b rac in g the foregoing advantagelovell N's stele pedant, whose hopes have *NM brag smodeed end at for Ships, or situations where there is no chimney, and nedds! l Mph desolated by delay all disappeimmest, this geos g ect of liarly advantageous for the Foreign Markets. Kitchens Stied tale( will cheer him to the W610E413 inestimable remedy,. up w i t h S tea m Apparatus, embracing all the km improvrenenti; . nurnues Paaparadans of COW HA OE are nellfi and b a th s , co nservator*, halls, staircases, and buildings bested kr have an °pennies purely isechanled, are eunclionell Steam, upon a gi aa Ve g e of perfect security. Also, an Ineproved the mast eminent of the .fteal and Itirrksalett so the Patent Jack to Obviate tie necessity of weight :',Nbistt .001114112 s tseqiudelak hialy Amourable t ebis. praat i m. or pulle S p P ! inC The whole may be seen dellybeeioatlbe Patentee's 'lt it published at !10.. Pspoosts. The mae b e ManufactorY , London House s neoloteloes road hat plocurad at No; s, Welikponored, Strand, Loi ; A u; of most of the respectable areeeesnyrk _dieveabOrt .* Art es. ed. andils...eacle—the 'Mai for the ' • Ancient Armour ngsitoil 1190111111s8 alts i " Couttort nokists: hfienirdens teedas s section. Armour ma„.6comkpmet.._ tel. or Let ea 'ballots to ebi MP' eeseefleille 'Fe Smoke/ Clam* cued ea Fdoeilsko. WseklinetWlMe !‘,l ..~ . • • 'I • z 7_ PARLIAMENTARY PROCANDINGet mplman.....••••• HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE IL This morning their 'Unstably. met seas after mai-Veloch, when the appeal of •• Livingston sr. Leannoutb," wig.hisard in continuatron till twelve. Counsel were called in, soon atter twelve, upon ibe fields Silk Manufacture BM, when Mr. Adam and Mr. Wilde appeared for the masters, and Mr. Harrison and. Mr. Courthupe on behalf of the journeymen. Lord Beauty was in the Chair. After Mr. Adam was heard, and one witness', who was understood to be Mr. Hale, bad been examined, the Committee adjourned. There was no assembling of weavers, as heretofore, in the purlieus of Parliament, and, everything went quietly Twenty-five of the masters and manufacturers had, bowever, been re-sworn as witnesses. It is supposed the Committee will aim have terminated its klaxon for several days hence. Mr. Batmoin aad others, from the Houle of daimons, jimesight up the Ireland Chancery Court Bill (which was after wards read a arse time); and also the Ireland Grand ;ail Pre menintents Bill, with the amendments agreed to. liscsieva.i., from the Court of Great Session in Wales, presented Returns ftota the Carmarthen Circuit, front the-year 1842 to Ills, pusvuant se an order of the Home. Mr. Tomcats, from the Treasury, presented; Supplement to the Fifth Report from the Commissioners of 'lnquiry into the Revenue of Ireland. Thy Fart of SHAFTESBURY laid upon the table a second, Report from the Lords' Committees, who had been appointed Select Committee, on the appellate jurisdiction of this House.— Ordered to be printed. The Ireland Comma:la/Credit MU passed through. a Com mittee, and was reported, without any amendment, to the House. Adjourned till tomorrow. HOUSE OF COMMONS. A Person from the Treasury presented several Accounts rela. titre to the Customs. - Lord LOWTHER presented a PetitionTrorn Appleby, pray. log that the - House would take lute their eonsideratioalM state of Silvery in the West Indies.-L'-Ordered to lie on the table. The Report of the Scotch Juries'. BM was brought up, and agreed too-. Ordered to be reada third time to-morrow.. Dr. PH ILLIMORE gave Make; that@ wouldn't Tuesday pert more foe kitre to bring in , a BM to amend the Laws re;- spee Rot irk Roinan Catholic Marriages. • • The Lottery BM was read a first dine, and ordered to be read a second time to-morrow. The Exchequer Bills Bill was read a first time, and ordered to he read a second time tomorrow. The lU-treettnent. of 'tattle Aineodment Bill was read a se cond time, and committed for Monday. The Older Fisherie s Protection Bill went through a Com mime. The Report was brought up, and ordeted-to bE taken into 'further consideration that day three months.. • - Sir GEORGE HILL. presented a Petition from the Linen Merchants of praying that the Howe would take into their consideration the tks on Foreign Yarn. • •'. A similar Petition was presented from the Linen 'Merchants of Londonderry. —Ordered to lie on the table. . • On the motion of Mr. Kaantsor, a Retum was ordered of the number of causes decided in the Court of Session in BCotland, from 1802 to 1822, and the number of appeals froth the said Court to the Howe of Lords. The Report of the Lancaster County Court Bill was brought up, and agreed tar-The &Awes ordered to be rea4 a • third time on Friday next. Mr. HOBHOUSE prevented a Petition from John Richards, praying fee a repeal of the Combination Laws. Thy Petitioner stated that m . thine was a i3lll before Parlitmenc for dte repeal of the listitailiside Acts. something should be done f oe t h e opt . rating mechanka—Ordered to be printed. . • Mr. CA LCRA FT expressed a wish that the Ideardid Ser. to (Onsiow) would Weave certain time for the diecomion of hda easure * thlkpary Laws. He-ha d objection to allow the to go through-ono.sta/Wwf s if a dm)? was bed for the third reading. Mr. Berjeant ONSLOW, after a few observations:postponed the further consideration of the Report to Friday nest. Lard G. CAVENDISH presented a Petition. from certain Merchants and Wool Dealers in the West Riding of York, . against any alteration in the laws respecting the exportation of British Wool. 8. WORTLEY presented a *niter Petition from the Merchants and Wool Dealers of Rory, in the county of Lanus. esr.—These Petitions wire severally ordered to be printed. A Message from the Lords annoenced that their,Lordshipe jhad agreed to certain hells--(for which see Lords'RepOrt). • Mr. S. RICE presented a Petition from Edward Dowling, ep manufacturer, hi the town of Drogheda, praying for a of the Union Duties.—Ordered ao btprieted. BROUGHAMMr. said, he held in Mr hand a Petitimi, by 2000 individuals, professing. the Roman Catlisilic In Ireland, complaining of the general state of impression .111er which they suffered, In consequence of the M grief the laws. It was worded •wktb great force and tiocuracy of language, but at the same time perfectly respectful As he Weeded to bring the subject forward to-morrow, it•was mine. priassat to say more at present, than that the Petitioners com piled of the administration of the law as operating .onfavour "lily with respect to them. The Petiden was signed,brall the Most respectable Catholics of Dublin, and it would have been signed by as many thousands as there were hundrids, had it nut been necessary to send it over within Kcertain time before bring. W on this motion of which be bad given notice.—The Petition, praybig for protection end redress, was read, and ordered to be printed. The Honourable and Learned 'Gentleman said, lie would move to-morrow that it be Veferfed to do General Com mittee of Courts of Justice. MR. MATRON, TRIM ARTIST. Mr. BROUGHAM said, he had a Petition to pre sent from an unfortunate individual, whose name• was well known to almost every Gentleman 4n the House, Mr. Benjamin Haydois, the Painter. The Petition stated, that the Petitioner had, by misfor tune, the pressure of the times, and a failure indis posing of his pictures, been reduced to very great pe cuniary distress, and was now a prisoner in the King's Bench, and, as be (Mr. Brougham) feared in ex tremely straitened circumstances: his pictures, the !aim of his life, would, in all probability, be dis poet of and dispersed, by being submitted to a public sale. From the peculiar branEh of the pro fession to. which Mr. Hayden had devoted his tune, large historical pictures, he was placed in difficulties pecular to himselff his pictures are of such a size and description that few purchasers could, be found, and they now remained upon his hands. .He (Mr. Brougham) could not but consider it as a subject of considerable regret, that such a collection . his Mr. Haydon's should be lost to the Public, and he should be most happy if any mode could be devised f or giving to Mr. Haydon compensation for bis labours,• and the Public the advantage of having such a va luable collection. Sir C. LONG paid a tribute to the collection of the • Petitioner, and said, if any plan for his relief could be devised it should have his support. Mr. CHOKER also wished to reward Merit where, aver it was found to exist: but he could not consider that the style of painting to which Mr.diorydon bad devoted his attention was that which called Lott for support, or which the -Public would •ba.found moat anxious to preserve: The pottraiva of the Brat and comment men of every wows vitiontdAth if ore , • ~,A. . .A.;rok* , 7 - ' SOUTH ErS POEMS. This day were published. a New Edition, Three Volumes, foolscap Bvo. price 18s. THE MINOR POEMS of ROBERT SOUTHEY, Esq. LL.D. Poet Laureate. Member of the Royal Spanish Academy, and of the Royal Institute of the Netherlands, &c. &c. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees,Orrne, and Brown, London. Of whom may be had, Mr. Southey's Poetical Works, in 14 Vols. 12mo. price 15s • 6d. ; or any of the Poems separately. A Vision of Judgment, a Poem, in 4to. 15s. boards. Ilistorr of Brazil, in 3 Vols. 4to. 15s. boards. The Life of Wesley, in 2 Vols. Ben. f 1 Bs. boards. 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