The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-05-25 00:00:00

. • . . !Mr? evra4(7l . . , _ oi` tu:" :, .„, ay:,....; _ • No. 2.575. - THRATRK RO YAL. DRURY-LANK. TO -MORROW EVENING, May W I llajlotte: gerwou'n %ill perform OTIIELLO. Othello, Mr. Kew,* Demlemma, MIN Biddy T., tg•hiels vk ill lie sidoletl e Tli E FARMER. The Mines In be opeoreti lit half pa.st Ave o'clock, en at Lodi pima sit.. ON THE KING'S BIRTH-DAY. LITTON, 2, Cornisill, and 18, Coventry-street, hop,: to have the plen*re of won presenting his tut- with the Capitol Prizes to be drawn on that 14ny I— !hitherto lien success on the 4th of June has been unprecedented. and he a..w invites hi. Fern& and the Public. generally, to purl ins-c its the NEW LOTTERY, of oak 9,00.1 ' rid kegs 9 Is contains at Prize of £97,000, 2 of XIO,UOI, 2 of £3.000; 6te.dtc. its *b. Lottery just ended, EA tan sold N 4): 6473 .... X.lllO No. 128 .....X2"O 1.6:4 .... 200 1 811 .... 2119 Aha. Nos 155, 463. 9092. and 10.327, ciliated so TEN TICK El'S each 1n the present. Lottery. 110 AI PARA BLE SUCCESS. W 0.3114. ' „e2.4 0i 1 No. 113 J .OlOOO 944............ 29.0'0 1 7191. 1011 U 25bt1 • . 20.10.1 48YI 111.13 It%). lO.O xi :MO 3934 .. . . ... . . lOAOO I Beside, X&,4), sejCo. 1 . 203. &r. . i PRACTICAL ARCIIITECTURE. Pros. 934i0. 1946.9671. entitled to Teo 'rickets in t ii. Loth ry. • ORNSBY and CO. are happy in announcing i Tile 6th Edition, corr ected Lust i • b. the Public the above forourabie eveots is she 1 bree Small Loiterie., rind hal)" their Friends will inert w!' ; / 11 nod rnbuird. engraved on 84 Plalei 4to. price IL Is. Is.uml, - .11HE CA RPEN'IER'i NEW. GUIDE, being ilile :ST e tutees in_ the present Loiters. cinni , tiii,; of only 9.r.. ' .A k eliMplele lioklk of Lines frig Ciirpentrs nod Joinery, Tickets, to begin Drais nog the 4th of JUN E. reeding 'ally on Prat-lir:II Grinneirs. 9 , f lits. Brick nod Nois e . Order. by Piot or Olivier, executed oh!. lideliiy aml dis. ter 111,ii s. Niches of et et y Deolipiitim, Sks.b.li s. Lioes for. pith, ad the Old Established - S ale Lottery Other, No. Yti. i Roofs and Munro. whit •• aresti wurkl% 4 I)e•idtrsf •r It•••0S, Candid'. Trussed Girders, Flours, Domes. H. iilgrc. &c. 8 Stair.cnses and Ilmichliits of vari-us Ciii.sireciiiiibi g A.1,,1e tom. r r Sh..gi fronts. and Raking htoultiiiir., with oco,l °ti t er smo gs , .o. Only how; the *mile founitell on tier Ce.sia is ictil P.i... citric', site Theory and Prociicr %sett esplaiited nod frills ex emplified on Eiglo‘•fisur Copper.p as!.; jelihi MK Iwo, Prio deal Oho:nations and .Culculatinos on the Strength of 'l*iiiilicr, , KING'S BIRTH-DAY. 4oh June. Mkt.: SfATE LO'f'rEßY begins DRAWING.---thdy 900.1 Tie keab SCHWA IL - 1 bat .i 40 . -4 - -- is Cape s ' lu Om • • siolo s 1.... . s ail • 11 ••• • . . .. 211,31 4 2 6 J., ,500 4 . .„, •94 , • . ' • awl se... ... ....... .. 1101 fa I.7eu 9AooPirkety. • JP/0,0k) The first Ticket drawn a Prize rebore 171. first Dly. ti ill re ceive %MM., stud the hr.( Ticket draws s Prize above 171. se rved Day, will receive 10,0001. T4rkets and Share% are selling by RICHARDSON, GOOD 11.CCIC, and Co. Contractor, for the present Lottery, at their Uskces, Cornl4lll awl Churi44 CMS!. AROMATIC PERI'UNIED JAPANI BLACKING, IN I , ltil'li AND LIQUID. JT. RIC GE respectfully Informs the Nobility , a n d Public, dna he Itas recently discovered a Combioa: tioa of Ingredient-, in the most refined state, under Incakive Idle, a hick he coolideinly idlers ton candid and listeral proba tion; ,convinced that it will he prnve , l the mast elezato ful Ailicle ever introduced for the parpases of pleo!rviite and beautifying Leather; squally applicable In Ladies or Gentle oleo's use. All anions mos dieuits are avoided in its prevara • Sao, substituting ouch n= nrr highly gralefal,ortatititic and no ful. lie this preparation the iiiiiiersalls complained-of inconvecitos - e Of softiies, or clamminess (in even the most v.-lobs:tied of Itooti• prodortions) is avoided, lulls the moist slate like atmosphere, tine A somatic Blacking will n it impart soil 1.. the ismils parel. It is capable of producing, *kb the greatettl lacitits - . a histily hrautifut Japan P..lish. 'the Tiaviller a ill hint the Blacking • Paste convenient and ready tir lean erns''e tr.'', ri ilk the simple addition of cold %liter wily. It i, cleanly tot its and may its packet the 10 .1,1 en g ine itomis, w ithout nor darger or - etiounia uication to the Artiel... tt ith w hich it tnny he too-kited, to it eton position. it t'sirta i :es of Itig ly perfumed art 'mot ics. To l i Nereinall'.. for lisitortat ion, to Dealer. remote front she otetroio.. lie. Ite -dying of freight mid corri.tge, coop iced with Ili.. hulk Liquid Blacking, a ill he a too., important c ; afte as this article .• ill kegs perfect in all climates tin fact, it im probed by ort). She Prorfietor nut icip ties a ith roillidence a risers! pairownie. So:d by ~11 p.in. ip,al 1110/01 and hoe-ttialtees mid Dealers in, "too a awl Coutors : at-it at the rt..lariet-e4 %% arehnteteS la. London, Nit. Y.l, Nerkstreel, theitenor-square; Hod No. 63. irbeapsi Listaid in Mass R oleo, 25..- . --Diten in Some nil' Is. 6d.--, l'isia iv Puts. at Is. 11.. 6. nod, each. NI ATit trii l),i Y. NO Disorders have contributed more essentially to destroy Hyswilerti happiness than those which are toe consequence of unguattled pleasure. People of every rook pot adorision to the shrine of Wedlock, but o here the imustitutitio has been minted by disettse, a 'renovation of stability is indis pensably reitiisite- Tomtit yars bare o e devoted our praurice to the exclusive treatment of the following disorders,.initi ihr_sureessful result of our plan gives us addif al ardour to oppose, a s r at as We are able, the ravages of tlio-e complaints which are the most im portant in the cotolopte of human ingratiates. After Initiaii 111 l into ever. - bratteh,fts Nosy Sergeant...we formed a wish, at an eorty petiod of practice, tit reseise iudividitals fr hr ignormwe of in educated men, or the equally &sorrows precipisaary of gen. ril ,e acid iiawrs. • The disorders it, the cure of which we have devoted nor sit tendon romps ise every !petit'S of Venereiti itifeeti.la ; all kinds of Debility, whether arising from the booths of school-boys or the indolgencies of mottoes litifi, that deratrgement of the s)s tem in women which i. called B irrennes4 or Sterility; Seminal Weakness. tilt•ess, theatuction. in the Urethra ; as al,il Stric tures, wh. dier reedit sir of long duration, and which Move h.rffled the skill ..f oilier practioners, are by tsar prei•ent im proved pl in of Ire:out/to ells ctuaily Mid perniar.eutly clock., without t;te patient st.fret Mg the earruciating pain and alarm- i M.: He noir .age whit a hequestily foilows the application of the lunar caustic. Its the coVirse of _our extrusive practice et i this metropolis, numerous eases of strictures hAve beat and toe 1 . . daily water our care, the total eradication of which is effected 1 by st safe, certain. and ex editions mode of cute, superior to . SIMMONS and Co. respectfully actpaint the '; ally other .yet lit/opted. The Vlentscw. rela‘ati ,u, ansl f ie- . • 'Nobility and Polak 10_ t ocorral, tins, n sav tog from 4e ; hility , proceeding from this complaint, are speedily tar In 50 per cent. in Ile strive of mPTii i•lti, by toollsing at CO : and the patient resttard to timed and vigorous health. hat 1 . TAY LOB'S COMPANY orriccs, rii, New !loud- ~ where, the debility has for years exisie4l. ,e t a t;yer perse...i Newt ; Po. 8 nod 4111, Strand, near Charing Cross. , .1 reroute in ..ur restorative remedies is indis; requisite, Stitij issued is a Sketch of the Itead Money PRICKS : ito revive. etc the slumbering sparks of life, e its remittal. Ifs I Best Superfine Coat . • y £3 15 to , 64 40 t evonstittititin. Ditto Superfine, or Super Great Coats 3to to b 5 0 i Nuneeroti. Diseases are the remit of Ignorance or haste in the Ladis' Hahn* . . . 60t06 16 6 ireatimia of is simple Gonorrhea. and it out unfrrquently bap.:! Toilette' or ?dawdle- Waistcoats . 016to0 18 0 . pens that the seeds of tire are poisoned by the indisrretion of awl Fine White 1/1150. Dress Ditto . 0 155 54 , iI 0 , Mytuarded- hour. ,By 4 PllpeTiOr method sack complaints are I easily cured; find even where others have failed, we trust that 1 Rich Black Silk Ditto . • 1 6 In 410 0 i 1 6 In I/0 0 . we may presume to offer a Pudic& re-eitublishment. Worsted Stocking Pantaloons Few, however , are the cases of complicated distress in skis l Ditto 8-Thrend, very stout . . 118 to 2 8 0 : 114 to S. I 0 - di.order, compared ohli the calamitous situation of meo, who* Cloth Pantaloon; . . . Kerserwere Vitt., . . 22t0 ~ • %-•0 from an indulgence in a solitary vice, or the- prevalent gaieties Breeches . . . • 16to 1 1 4' n ;of a fashionable life, . acquire that state of debility which is the Prime Leather liitlo . 416t0 3 si „" unavoidable consequence of such pernicious habits. Where the LIVERIES. ' unhappy suilerar brit.als over his misery, but corefully coareais ' hi • no-forouev, it may be souse coriosintiMi for hint to know, Duffel Jacket and Waistcoat, nod Cord Breeches . 3IS ti " * . ' ihnt aft hough it bean object of doubt or uncertainly with tither Win of Livery ,C 5 oto h It) I Surtout Coat 3 -0 to 3 IS 0 prat:6ooller , , the removal of these deficiencies by the gradual _biota Box Coot 515t06 10 I Overalls . 1 2to 1.18 0 . progress. of renovation, is the licquirement of oar experience. Terms of Obotract by the Year, on consideration of returning If toe rites of Blifriser or Ventss have begun to reduce snooty their eld ones: £26 151 vigour, much ;tax iety win he prevented by sin early com.ter -3 Suits per Year .817 U 1 5 Suits per Year act nor of this languid state, and in these cases no great difficulty 4 1/Ettu . 4 1 1 016 Ditto . 31) 10 *ill (icor, . • ' On the mote prMel le, for Coats only : Nl., r ire Women. who have long been disappointed in their 8 C.ints per Year tElil 10 5 Csnits per Year td l6 0 datiems o f a funnily, may be lessor...ll,lkm i ts wed blatant ,4 Ditto . IS It) 6 Ditto • 19 ° tech detect' are eurithe by medical skill. , Gentlemen on joining their respective regiments, •^l'. going Pollens. in the. Country ore requested to Maie the parties, st.road, (Yelp( ' fIS ordered by his ft. H. the Gorham:der-in-Chief. lam tit their case, ante. and roamer. set iiVipir t illcloSidii a Aida Ladies' Riding DresseN, told Young (3ensletiten's Honor Ditt o, Note for Advice mid Medicines; and the same will be forwarded made in a imperior .tyle. to ails past of the' K ingstora. The extravagant coo rge of those who take and give long credit , The..d recy which it so essential 10 nut untie/taking. and, the • has hero a subsets of etimOlaini. A. S. and C"• no"are the Public qua llficarions o high we babe pretanded to slide • form the basis they will *ld is material di ff erence io their priers from ot he r o f out *retry -sons, and its coiocidence with melt t i iihilnrianititta is &abet.; in eontwequeoce of condurtlog their business tor qaiek given, lino N'eWS. Currie and Co. may be consulted by patients Faye/vent, they tier enabled to sell for lest mosey titan other of other sr a will) the greatest secrecy and Isoilour, at-their kon-et iturchic.. t heir.gingts for.—Gentlemen is the country sup- lumoe. N t 107. klittlintl - Itoniell- . vied I.y .smilaig theirmeasure, or an old suit. I CU Ritili ski Mo. gititoas, Ne. 10 1 1,'• Itattvitardee. i rested to their Lordships by Mrs. 1/utatits, . _ling ._..._ . she .._ , By DAVID ROOTH. . - I appealed fro* the tentence* of thelkeleslastkal Courts which i , For the motion • ii, QS For Mr. Booth's a bilities for such a Work. the Readers are she waacertainly entitled to do, and praying that till the de- 1 . : guilt it , e • . 17 refuse., to the Reviews of that say, extracts from which are ; termination Of that appeni, the second reading of this Bill ! A Message from the Lords informed the (louse sith.j.,olea. . • should not take place. The decree of the Ecclesiastical Court that their Lordships had, consented to several private •.6 Here is a great awitrof excellent matter compressed in this was resolved, rasher 'TOO the practice and habits of the House . leareed and ingetdoev pablieaslon into a wonder!ully small ; than from au y standiag griefs. There were witnesses is this ' and local Bills, and requested the Report of the space without tibia-lab% ;it is distinguished by an etegaot bre- . case, who before the deeisionoo the Appeal might no longer be , C ommittee appointed to consider the provisions for ., vu., w i iris conid eiri-c from nothing lea than a head truly - in existence. If the Appeal tbestetbre should turn out -tin r . fi.ted for abstract wiet.ce. and am en m prear,:sive and cle a r view ; rooed, the party suiag for tire Aill m igh t a receive an irrepara- ' and residences of, the poor. The request of their of his sultiect."— atti-Jaf.obia Review, May 18u6 . I ble Watery g Air if the wheelies were t it before the dectstoo :. L.ordships was acceded to. . " M ny p.m, of this Valuate we have perused with singular on the Appeal:" it would be impossible for him to get any re- CHILL) STEALING SILT. saifsf.actitth ; tool can safely risentaroetul It to tie 10'441, as lief. No injustice Woold be done if they were to hear theevi- ..1..L ~.: eport.otthwcommittee on the Child Steal. T cont.tining within a short compass. a greater as (laity of glm dente la svport of the FAR WIC he R, and afterwards consider i.u!ne et) Itteic , ll erottitina, relative to the formation and much further r might I .te proper for theist° pmceed. - i ;fig Bill was agreed to, a clause having been Added, structure of the English La .guage than any Walk u eta which : Earl STA Si HOVE et:served, that there were uo fewer than „„ .;... „ • • , Otis g la : p ....ggestion of Mr, HORN ER, to except from we are thesecegemintret."—Critical Retitle*, Dec. 1807. ' four Ecclesiastical Courts, so that by appealing from one to when delay was its t he prochion of the Bill persons claiming to be the Loudon: Printed fur Gale, Cords, and Fernier, Paternoster- another. it would be almost iruPossible, ruw. tended, ever to get a Divorce bill,'werc they to delay IL till f a the rs of illegititr.ate children 9 and as such getting t after the decision of such Appeals. The further croakier.' ion of this case was postponed to rb ur ,„ possession of them, or taking them from their Mothers; day Dem.- Adjborneti, and of Another, on the motion of Mr. W. SMITH,. esenipting.licntland from the previsions of , the Bill, there being in that country laws. existing against this crime this Bill was intended to prevent, • 7 4 The Report of the Scotch Creditors' . Hill was or• dered to be taken into cpulideration to-morrow.. 74........._ "fIOUSI , '. OF •Oliklol‘l* • ultatear cavfoLice. • Mr. GRATTAN Predeaited the Catholic Petition, and Wild it easiest his bitention, under the present circumstattret, to propose any discussion, or any l'" , CORN IMPORTATION: • ulterior measure, now; he could not undertake to Mr. HUSKISSON moved that. the Corn Law Im• say what were the %kites of the Catholic Body on portal Bill be brought up. that subject, but he believed there were •many :she r. LASCELI.ES said, in the present state of the wished to have a speedy discussion ; that the opinion House it was not his intention to go at large into the . . he gave was his own, hacked by those Members of discussion of the subject, bat he should declare that It., PETER slcitoisoN. Parliament with whom, elm this Catholic Qaestien e l before he couldgive his 'went to the measure before! Printederr .P.Taylger, at the Atchhetturel Library, N 0.59. he a ct s and consults ; and that, parse:est to such an i the House, he would be convinced that things went Iligh Ilothom , opinion, it was.intent ion not to bring forward a . dia.. ' in such a state of progression towards pressing on the m Where may he hod. lotiolv 1 6 16bliPhed. 1. NIGH°, SON7S CAIt.I'LNTEIL end JOINER ' S cussien CM the Catholic subject, or on any ulterior ...tenants of lands, as to show that some • Legiii% - • 'AssIsTANT, illak.troi..d with Seventy-him Mort:, mid en- measure, at present ; that he *bold give icis reasons :.treasure was necessary. There was nothiug in -, it s at eaptarations. A new Editi.-a, corrected, prtrell. Is. on F r id ay , w he n he s hould int ro duce a Ntitiou OK l ereseet. state of things approaching to this, but 'on 1. NICHOLSON'S STUDENT'S INSTRUCTOR in t he same suhjeet. - the contrary, from the year 11 s05 to 1813, corn had DRAWING and WORKING the FIVE OttOKllB, 41 44 . lIIITISI FY id for the rod cd sod ir r isen 131: 7d. per bushel. It. was impossible to 4 • Mon p u on Pialet kb lid. bound. •«...... - ,: c _.: v.. S. ACHOLSONI4 MECHANICAL' EIITMCISES; or. P lfirt ir two paperVithkesSeplamented, to ob. ! k now what the price of core would be that day , 11 The Elements and Practice of Carpentry.• Joiners. Krick- serve, were the last of the class, property oßicitl, that Imonths, aed therefore coosidedeg the long previous ia,ine, klatanry, Slating, Mitering" l'atnifig. Smithing, and he could obtain from the offices of Government, or : period during which the price, by estrum:m*lmoms, 'ruffling, with Thirlymtie Plates of Twit, Arc. Octant), Ida. Mt ad. , . from the record; of Parliament.—He lamented this : had been raised above the ordinary price, no Imp, 4. POCOCK'S MODERN FINISHINGS far ROOMS. much, as he had once flattered himself with being the ! lative interfereuce was necessary for the protect** elegawly en g raved mo Eighty-six Plates. 41.. St 2s. bound. 5. TOD'S PLANS, liletratimis and Sections or H,o-hno.en. m eans of producing, through the Report of a Select of t 9, roar. Grcrii-tion.eb, Comereatnries, dtc. me 27 Plates, folitt,coloured, Committee, many other important Documents : tha! Ir. P. GRENFELL Mid, it was impossible for 21. il, 6.1. Rouse, however, had unf..rtunately shut themselves ' him also to consent to the measure, from the utter u. LUGAR'S DESIGNS far FARM-HOUSES, FARM . YARDS, DAIRILS, COTTAGES, Ate. 91 Plates, quarto._ out from that informatioe ; and however he might want of information before time House. He lamented 11. S. hoards. i himself regret it, it was not for him to teusurotheir that a measure of such importance should be hurried ... I his duty to correct a misstatement connected with have arisen from its postponement to the neat year. his former motion, which had found place in several The House in general was, perhaps, scarcely aware:of of the public prints. He bad been repcseteed as the agitation created in the country by the proposi. having asserted that a large sum-of money bad been Con, and pf the misconceptions to which it had given sent to Irelind front Rome, for theanopose of found. rise. The consumers supposed •it was intended to ing a Jesuite*Colitge. Ile had lii fact made such keep up the price of corn, and were therefore adverse assertion, but had re-stated, as hg had before stated to it ; w Idle the farmers also thought it opposite to in Parliament mere than twelte months since, that their interests, because they conceived it would G such a remittance had bey() made from hence to Ire- time rice of grain at 87s. land, for the purpose of Iwingeppropriated to a Se. r. HOSKcosid not lose any opportunity of ex. minify of .Ecclesiastical is:duration. He also stated, pressing regret at the attempt to proceed to legista. thataterly.'l6,ooot. of that aura had been paid for titer with such an utter deficiency of information.— the purchase of Castle-Browne in Irelatu!, and that The Report of the Committee was such that the a professed Jesuit had been placed at the head of the House would not have proceeded, even to a Turn- Institution. h t stati n g elsothe circumstance of the- pike Bill, on a similar document. There would be , constriction of. an net ,as .eTqwed by Mr. Francis no inconvenience to the country to postpone the Plonden(ncit Browne, as also erroneously stated), measure to the nest Session, when, if the country in his History of Irehog4, Sir J. Hippialey had been was versuaded of the utility of the proposition, he also erivally-miareawasserried. ..if, !Mr. Plowdett's should 'willingly submi' to it. construction, Mitts Were to-be considered as obtigeeesinir. LUSIIINCTOSI .iegretted that the House tory,---" recucidster intentionen't jficereas," sled. not Was thaw!' into a discussion that day, contrary to cs recent/ern intridionees Zini 49neflIts 7 "-=This girl.: the understanding of the House on the former night, Ilippisley Is represented alto Lit ManyTraf ; th'e Public 'end in the absence of the Chancellor of the Eschee prints, to have applied gerieralty, as a- Catholic quer, siito bad not conceived that any objection principle, whereas he expressly stated it Was i tipaSad would bane been made to the receiving r: the Re to the recorded opinions of the soundest Roman e..a• port • l tholic Theologians, and their most accrediterd jurists, particularly naming St. hiter* and Tustieian, as account of the feeling which existed in the country !well as Dr,. Paley and other :writers' of the - e5t...61 4 - agalt.tbe Bsil • • snent.—Sir J. H. then mov4, " That ' the. 'lteporter"Sr H. PARNELL-wished to repel the accusation made to Lord Wm. Reitinck of the State .1 the of precipitation, brought against the supporters of l Boman Catholics in India ;, and also tinili,epert of the, Bill.• Pow, could It be said that the Bill bad the Proceedings in Couircitrelatingto Okkstetits of been precipitated, when the euestien had been dis. 'the Jesuits in Canada, be printed . '---Qnikered. .+ cussed three or four nights In the last Session, and WESTMINSTER ELECTION., ~ .., three or four weeks during the present Session, and Mr. LOCKHART moved,' after a few remarks, when it was intended at present to delay the further that the Petition 'of Arthur Morril4 E preying . discussion for a fortnight.? It proved how little the Remuneration for Et pencies . incurred at ~/.n v 4 1 Weil- . opposers of the.Bilt understood the question, because .niinster Election, which sum he bad been Unitileto the Hos t „Member, for Yorkshire (Mr. Lascelles) !procure at law, from Sir Francis Burdeef,_ as the bad asserted,thst the artificial height of prices wasa ! Honourable Baronet had not been coniidered as a reason against the enactment 0( the proposed law, Candidate. , - • when in fact it was a conclusive reason in favour of Mr. W.•WYNNE did not fed that the slightest. it. The farmers were in the state of !hose manufac. ground had been laid for public remuneration. The turers, who had been protected briametties on the The usual mode was, for this Returning Officer to 'ejr,clusion of foreign competition. : Would it not be !have an undertaking frogs the Candidates, which Mr. - most unjust in such a case su.ddeoly to repeal all the Morris had omitted to obtain. ,Mr. Morris had made laws which protected men who hard sated their capi. !a bad barga in, ! of - Weatfster, but it Was not fit that it shou' `made dp to him Out of the putiliC purse. •. • 'Mr. BATH uitsr supported the motion : it be as extremely hard construction of the Act, , Retfirnink Officer *ere made liable in tills case, S • ,t j'ar-ple e._•072 , 14.1 . , ..., . . ......, •• . . -, • . . .., .. ,, , jw . • '• • • • * - ~.......taVsf, , •.•-• . ‘....- . ~ - . . .- . ••. . • -i. • • ••;. , , i, • o 9 edr,/ - / . ... ••, - - ... ...,.. l . . •' •• . • ~ .. . • • r , " ? • fes, *I • ••• .. • P 4!!) • riy, ~4•4 ; i •.•.• . • . •• • A ,1 . • r • • ' " . •,. .'"1, -;' , " l 0 - 51 '.1";.:0 1 ...,- *Z! . i1ik5"...: ,,, l a ---4„, , ,y;:. - . -.. : 3 .:: :..,....,:, a: .. . ..•••• ,•• • - - . . _ •••Aso -. ...'k., -• , t sr.-- -,. -; s-m 05.... .. ." . . , •• • ' t •it'' .1 o• I, • , • ; 7: ;- • . , . : ••. • ri,•-• ,••;•,- >, :. 4,.• . , • ?P oo - .7 . 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DRURY-LANK, • •.% , • iiOOKII PUBLISHXD•TRIS Int • * - : .;* UL •. cause Sir Frantic Recdat was Dot legally a Cam- 1110- MORROW EVENING, May 26, their , • ---;co.-- - 4 ••- • •• •1 4 / 119 , dilate. . Majeritte: clererni'm % ill perform : In Twn Vohs/Ivo. prier- i 6:. ' • • . -.• • ', ~ it OF Loltos, MAT 24. - • 1 Mr. WYNNE end Mr. RATHURSTatipkehred. OTIIELLO. • - , ...• i,MATERIA.LS-„ for TH I 14: run C;I: ''..,*, . : . . . Al Mr. W aorrm IA Y objected altogether to tbe. Othello, Mr. Kew,* Desdeionns, Miss Eaddy, By WILIJAM BURDON. • s• • - Mf•44411141rw„ •Ille Appt, nad the Lord Adsottillihe . , • 111 - idates or the Hiik &Rif king liable le the es: Third' Edition,. altered and ent••••deiL i • • . . __••"JadEnras Paatiatued• - To Is-Ilieli u ill lie added TliE FARMER.. ' • •• s• felt by LONGMAN, fitritST. DBES, "ORME. awl' - 'C lem **r ata :Vibe 4i4ineal, Moto& v. Scott i Sir pence--it ought to be paid 41104. by the Hltttors, In ,igaws., , . - ,- :14.- It • 'nal Mr. rue the Appellant. Mears. Park and sl ou 4 -- . si____ 1 • • • - . • - The Doors in be opetted an half pout dire o'clock. to h as. : . ••• . Allen for the Reoptialkott.-Jadenient pus ported. SEW HISTORY OF IlltELA ; Ntl. : Mr. Sadao. 1111 Coaaltel •for the Appellant, was heard in the Mr. H. THORNTON supported tkititotian, hod tort at half past six.. ~ , . 1 • • . . s ..., . . i , 7. - /P', -. lo.Ttneliir*t• VAS. SPA', illostratPd with au accurate Map of the AV ll l l i mi teddialgtaa a• NedditsVan- referred to'tbe Soeth*erk HleCtietti *here the sum* , . . wirre•esbusierilia.Ban's Divorce Bill, ableit was THEATRE-ROYAL, GOV tiflT-G Sit o EN. ; • C'esdri• P`ir mil% and V irivo , price XV 1.. boori , , . • Inconvenience: bad resulted, because Mt. Jotter . T HIS present • EVENING,' Miy 25, • *it/ T UE HISTORY of IRELAND, from the earliest a % nr4 - . ciar t4- k rra , fao s e le a liu d d ri l t lbit ' l vomor -.'• • I I, preseuto in .account of. Burdett laid not non held to have been a candidate Period to theirresent Time; with a Statistical and. tar n the Resilient %qv. ol . awe iverforosod. ••• • ; - - - graphical Arena'', of that Kingdom • eight:trim its , tainutie, , Th e Customs and War Unigi Bill, the 'lrish Pest-Ogee am, there ' . JUL CIESAR. Bensons :Face of the Cotistry, Solt, Agticuatire • Rivers, die ly , t , . • rank Bill. the leisb Hospital Rill, and the T ea k Mr. HARVEY wet in favour of the etotiOn. ; Mare Autoey, Mr. Conway ; Brune, Mr. Kemble; Cassias, • Lakes, 'Mountains. Forests, Natural Curt•494vs,4l l larral_vgy. ,WW. _ ..1 , - . thr • h a Com 1 Mr. BANK E. 4 was oa die contrary side: In . his Mr. Yosee; Portia, Mrs. Renaud. : Antiquities. Religion. Population, Revenue. Edurntiou. CI • ' •i• • enry • 1- "*" aught op rrt i t it i I I I L - Bogie or dannons the • . • ._. ,__, • To Which will he added, ' lie , Manufactories, ablECominerce ; romantic iugetiutr a roam- Corm Esperanto Bill, -abide *as toad a first shoe. I • • ()pawn i t wawa set a 'err non pretedent. ; A New Grand !Welk Spectacle, called , Weir Vitw at ith putt sad ;attest State, ander its Political, The Ea l ti dli ard i ti/DERDALE waved, that the Bill be print- Mr. LUSIIINGTON ind Mr. P. MOOR spoke • ! SADAK AND KALASRADE; .Cavil,. Litesurv, and i% mint Relations. Ey STEPHEN .BARLOW, A. M. '*. , and - dam the.secooll reading should cot take place roaster hos Or sib' - of the Gum Lass should also be in support of the Committee : the House would have 04 THE WATERS OF OBLIVION. &oda,: Ftititeti for She wend, Neely . , and Jouei, )Pater- . an de r . , • , , ~ _, n opportauity of deciding after the Report bad been 1 toles. is. I Secooti Price Sr. id.-Pit. Ss. 64. : Recited nosier-row.; tiad•soid Ivy altillnokseilets,- • . • _ .. - ••: Price, 9.,.-Lower Obliery, la. t Seamed Price , 116 -442 1 vr r '. -/y. ‘ - ." • . - li.; -- "7: --•- . etsAeoi,: . !ad malty been the practice of their Lordships hi It 14OCKHAR,T replied and tht Houle dia I Gft I lei,. he I 4ecued isetee.•fid.• - ---:. ' ''' • • • - '•••• '*-- tditien, labititolume Soo. Oka !..isiattia, • to make , asa good ground far their procedure, a Previous de - . :_s_.l' ‘ $ s • 1 - ,‘ • .• r• re, a Waco el Moro of the Ecclesiastical eosin. In the pre- Vosvak . • • v IsThowicrio...N to en ANALrrICAL 81. , - `spot ease they had this safeguard ; but a Petition had been pre- 1 lle.cembert were- , - 2 . • ON TM: KING'S BIRTH-DAY. TIONABT of the.ENULISR LANGUAGE. I seated to their Lordships by Mrs. Dundeis, muting that We* had 1 os . . . hapter tal in any particular line of business. The farmer,., uld be he was_convinced witho t some prutectire measure would not venture to .owS. SU Ulla I V would grlitu coos e mg om. it the INLAY opposed. the Bill,, afuliihserre 1, e, be. that ii was unjust to shut tbe 'door apiost iolorma• t s `. • 1 .1. , •--.. }IP tl 7