The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-05-19 00:00:00

.., -.. 1 • / G. i (I ill . 1 .• • ....... Ribs boxer. had en anti elblleiditelne' LONDON, II A'fil It DA Y, MAY l9 1821. mu* good court. -- - • --------_ .. . . . frasseitos, foal et - gi, nod hall a dmies iNi°' 5077 " The Centre for which 11AMPDIRN fell to the Field, aid arI).NTY died on the Steroid!" PRICE .......:.................„......... °woven tome geed :-..........--.........."'....101•=....••••11111•■•• A1M1•M11=.........11N11•=Md1..".r lute, of the Corm tliii-rri AN T4/NIB----The Elilibli;"° uf the MEW ARGYLL ROOMS.--Signora and Mina D FasrriAN Tow' is now open tithe Egyptian Han, .I.‘ R. CORRI'S CONCERT, oe WEDMISDAT Nsirr. " THE QUEEN'S REPLY TO THE KING'S ' Counties in disapprobation ma, Jemmy LeannLETTER." The Noble Lord then ter Fligis. &wilily. Admittance its. 64.-In °onset!. uenc_e of the ex is.-OrLadertate2rhinuelts, Slows sad Miss R. Corti Owing to the "weeded demand for the *hoc' miebrcted laded, which stated thr itific boat, but Melt unordinary espouses locurred In • the ereetion or the Tomb, (L.A"Ossi •e of admission will be lis. 6d. till the Orst of Jane. NOW De et roi ____ ra) „ Signor Rapes, " Fra en lastest* ;" et. Harp aad Corn°. Signor Passi sod Mr. Boehm; LOW, the Public are Informed. that a TwaLrru Berme, publishedon londay, price Is. 6d. will be A attendant on the Bill. rhos* intruding IA . lilted Comic Song Signor Ambrogetti "Ml el Ili ••• Dear. v ItIBITION„of WAItErS GRAND NAI7FoNAI. Policed. (by desire) 11119 S R. Corri. Trifler, forbear; " - - Mon Born Sinai." ereise Dodos ininew printed for J. Johnston, 99, Cheepside, who has just pub- Gentlemen. syis facd It salaam --.. setetsuppa...riereret.loo.rst.ts;fatt..hrienoTe.tepi7ten of Mel. and Nl' tf • e 111°W° • Mies H. Ash*, " As It fell upon tared:my:4:n' iviSedoin• and Air. Signora Corti. " Sweet Bird." lished, the following New Caricatures t.- eturn. .3thrttittrALLirsOnftrViel.n The LORD A' " The K-g's Ass in a Hand-box -This was a earg 4,,-- eidoE of the British leatinmee . ruse 13 feet by 91, I, done nothing b m. GpßN,st the Egyptian Hilt, Piccadilly. e late by Mr. Nicholson ; Grand Quintet, Piano Forte. Miss Dussek ; Comic Trio. Signora and Miss R. Corti ace Nursery fur Second Childhood." jest of the Illi. equeet. The black mhottance lc 0011061 e 64- Description do. With Signor Angrisani, "todi ." ( flock Master teaching ESSENCE OP SHRIMPS. ro , a duty to seo he has beet kis as "emit outlier Is, ed. Sheriffs or ins, from Me pewees. ----- ----,77---- Vitt.ll AyDO \ S PICTURE of CHRISYS Art 1.--chiletetto. Signora Con f. Miss R. Cowl, Miss mired Sauce for all sorts of Fish, &e. it has induced ~. A01.,4y is ow clown t with Solomon, Macbeth. H. *she, Signor Toni. and Signor Ambrogetti. " Hum. the Proprietor. HENRY POWELL. at his Wholesale Oil secret or but this MU his od spoiled mip me. . - proms. Roman aid Juliet. hie drawing. from Elgin Mar- has;" Song Mr. Witham " The bewilder'd Maid;" Trio, and Italian Warehouse. S. Newgate-street. (where the from tl d from Natant. and the drawings of his Pupils from Signore, Miss Rosalie, and Miss Aagelina Cord. (three. Teed, may be sapped with this and all other Genuine Mew t turned loon epos bit'. he • ise. With settee of TIMM Irian ATTEMPTS In sisters •'' Doke troorPtillitat" Soog. Sleeker Toni. r the Asia, Garry. next door to desire) •"Fr* tante ango.eie ;" Fastasia Violin. Le Jetta* Scales, Pickles. &e.) to return his meat grateful acknow (ls- ledgmenta to the Public for their kind patronage. sad at the on wards lighter, drew v 05,,,,„ is RON OPEN. st ON h inetitutine, Pall-Mall, from eu till Dash.-Ad- Hy to Larsonneur ; New Tersest*, Mrs. writhe MiSmos same time begs leave to acquaint thew that it is gold by all r ito every part of the the Stride Asher arranged from Rossini's favourite Air. "DI taatl th Wand Willem Warehouse' in London, and b • one or I his left-handed hip sy.:3slet --CIMS101;e1P Oil. palPitl ;" Song. Miss Stevens. " Bid me dish. CON- Ilinti-e r..liseetv!de agents in every town thr moiled the boards. pURIKAIIS of dm NOBILITY, Judges, Officers certo Flute, Mr. Nieholson. with matinee airs leteodeend; United kingdoet. agitate. Ve.-111r.RF.VELLI. whose grind, pieMre of Song. Mrs. Salmon, " Soft on y.on vile bank ;" Grand Observe, none is genuine unless signed "Di ore r to give in, but ane- the queries Trial contionter to be exhibited .t 94, Pall- Finale, "Fre qua! soavi pelpiti• crooorpae.)_Leoder of Son." and the Proprietors' seal on the Cork. To Merchnitts. raptaine. and other.. it is verticals. ter he had conformed Mill. least respectfidly acknowledges the patronage of the the Band, signor Spagnoletti ; Conductor, Sir George commended for shipping, as it is warranted to keen rd. blle !dome 'recognition of the eminent characters eon- Smart. climate. 0.04 ta his picture (a greet number of whom have been Tickets, half-e-guinea each, to be had of Signora and missed aut. whose names could not appear in the sketch) Miss R. Corri, at their house, No. M. Golden-square ; and - PorirrPosEult‘l' OF THE DR kW' ittle belonging to a eithe hest assurance or the fidelity It which he ba, chow in at the principal Music Soo To commence at lialf-pait j sad J. Stn.:WRIGHT, the roc vetoing that :ingest assemblage in the House of Lords.- eight o'clock. • epeetfolly acquaint the public, that the rere impounded or Stlmlttanee Is.; descriptive sketch od. - %Marry of his Majesty's Treasury has lug nseible of Swords; ad brought away the POWI'PONEMENT OF THE LOTTERY. CHARACTER AND UNF:QUALLED INTEREbT. at the Stamp Office. here ordered bv tP tof the Constable, THE Public is respectfully informed, that in con- The sixteen undermentioned important New Works were this Ifith of May. Pell, that the Drawing r eequenre of proposed alterations of importance In the day published. by Sir finlike° PHILLIPS and C.. London, which was to have taken ,•lace on 'I" ell, a Alagistrate. to cutervitrient Lottery Department at the Stamp Officeswhieli and my be had of all Booksellers in the United Kiagdora. May, should he postponed to Mos, f Magan's then came it has been found necessary to carry into effect previous to I,•lir HE BIOGRAPHICAL CLASS-BOOK ;or order to give proper time for er the Constable made the Drawing of the Lottery. the Lords Commieeloners of his MO Uses of the most Eminent Persons oral! Ages meats Into effect before the Dre. of the name of Fitz- Majesty's Treasury have been pleased to order by their and Countries ;by the Rev. J. GoLOSISITM; with I3j Por- On 1110hiDAY. t' All the 4.001 Prilee must be ue the prisoner, when Wsrnint of the 10th instant, that the Drawing. which was traits. prier 7s. bound. token taken place on the 17th of May. shall bepostponed to v. The WONDERS of the HEAVENS. displaced in of -e2.2.1:0. and 100 Chyle ant back or he would MONDAY. the 24th of Mal', Twrorrr Poptl.4ll LECTURES on ASTRONOMY. with szuene,.--Ticket reel Sit evened in his attempt, When all the Capitals of .tel.ooo. and all the 4.003 other 413 superior engravings from original drawing% ;by the J• and J. -'Ticket ewright. C Dorrington fired and Mine must be drawn. Those persons what have not yet At Time or ENE WoNDERS or THE Vi ; its. ad. ir. Ilorn Conti :a es tnsd. ril.tihiearYll trailed themselves of the opportunity which the present po- red. or on Royal paper 13%. In hoarir. Kton has surrendered milar Lottery affords them, of obtaining great Capitals at 3. The RELIGIONS and RELIGIOUS cp.nEm. oNics .12)00 A Coroner's Inquest ear•half the usual price of adventure, are invited to take int- of all N vpioNs_chrim inns, muhamateaani. Jews. tarn. -_ _.-.. _ r. We have not yet mediste advantage of this extension of time. which. added toes, and Pagans, of all Sects and Denominations ; with 100 i.tt trnisig Post, Meg 13.) to iheprevion. greet demised, will inevitably cause a greet Engraving%; 10e. 64. in red. or lis. on royal paper. boards. visit to the Opera, a werrity of Chance'. 4. All the VOYAGES Round the WORLD, from the first The Price remains at the same unprecedented!) low rate by Magellan to the last by Kruseestern. including those lir lie Pit, had his pocket els Whole Tieket Chance for Fourteen Guineas. and a Sit- of Cooke. &c.: with lOU Engravings ant! a large Chart : .., , watch. It was taketentiouly Twenty Shillings, S other hy ap ores in proportion ; b Ctain S. Pains ; price 10s lid.: or 154. royal piper. 1.3 e city, that he had set hers rift may shortly be expected to take place. b. The HUNDRED WONDERS of the WORLD., Sundt 'Ticket and Share Chances are selling by T. B ISM Stork- ure slid Art ; Including fell &mils of every interem. their happened; altholgh fritter, No. 4, Cornbill; and 9, Charing Cross, who shared Na jag object in Geography. Geology, Natural Metre... roe and his coat bottomed sad sold in the last Lottery, Architecture, and A titiquities ;byC. C. CLANK :Kith luio 2,013, Class A Engraving.. Ills. 6d. bound. or 15s. 1111 royal paper. 2,1415, Class A Three of Z 91,000 •'. • 6. THE O%AIM AR of CLASSIC Al. LITER %TURFI, .. 4, y, Class B or a nea'vssir! General Companion in the Study 4) t t, John Breechley, lisq., And several minor Capitals. t lassies anal the Latin and Greek Lenguages; contain; to hlery Raehe4 Wed se• The Prices of Stocks are affixed. hourly. against Ancient Geography. Alsthology. Customs. Antiquities. •of Wombwell-hall, le Rish's Ober in Covnbill. by which the Public ean see the Biography by ilt %Jamie Jonmsos, A. M. ;with WO tvtcts_2L_:-----lona anal Enerst me., ; s‘. betted. Martyr, Charles Power QA. MOI;NTAIN and Co., SARACEN'S HEAD . ONE THOUS AND EXPERIMENTS I' I Nicholas Power, Esq.,MISTICV and the Useful Arts, according to S. INN. Snowhill. London. The following P""lmebes' Discoveries and Practices of the most err e Edward Twin, )tea.. of !Ina s. &e. set out from the above Inn :-• mists; by Come MANGUM& ; Milli IM iry Ann Tatham, of Mee- *Telegraph."&e. Ramsgate. Margate, and Canterbury pries 91s. in iwirds. sew post coach, every morning, at a quarter pate 'even. 9 PICTURE% drawn from ENGLIST hi consequenre of the decided prefer:nee Wien to the and IRISH llleTortY. consisting of almve coach, the proprietors are determined no expence . Anecdotes, 'Fries ot character, Remart shall be spared to render it the first cuoveyance on that as house at Wan, Jots &e. ; drawn trout the Chronicles sr road. J. tist.v. Esq. with 60 Engravings Doerr. Deal, caudwieli, anal Petersham. every morning. houna. with of John Saainses, at a quarter pest %even. anal silt in the eveniug. O. The BOOK of ENGLISH T Brompton, Clines: m, Rochester. Sittinghourne. and Rain . the e"%efel Arts: describing 100 James Fisher, Esq., of ham, every 'morning, at s quarter pest seven. ploy meats; with t4l Engraving Falmouth, l'iyisi.mtle Exeter, Weymouth. Dorchester, In-law, Lieutenast•Cohmel 10. 111. ACKSTONE'S C Dartmouth. anti Selisbury, every morning. at ees me through 'friths, Bengal, on the leth and modernized, by Jotie ' Bonito's. Axminster, Itridport, Woodford. end Basingstoke. Elements of the English 1' Esq., superinteedieg Set. The' •• Ustion," Southampton. 14 mington. Winchester. its Lauer ; 14s, bound. and Basingsteke new coach, every morning at eight ; ar- 11. The ciißosto ▪ in the neighbourhood of river at the Couelt and Horsier, Southampton, by five. FIFTY YEARS, fr ted Musician. The Pror it.turx of the nhove coach hope to receiy e a eon lards. essence of that support which hitherto been experienced it. The pREsr t and humane sense of sire the commencement of the •• Uniou.•' No raciug with in the Four Qv r from the injadleloas west- other roachee Views ; correct racted in a manner too Inn Bath and Bristol flying poet coaches, throne+ Chippen. 13. The v rid often entailing on Its as- ham. Caine, and Marlborough. every afternoon. at one. SONGS, fn ling and almost insapports- COAtiIE.S To WELLS, URI WIEN ATER. 1 et:svces. bound. ectfully calls the attentioa SI ASO PI.TMOrTH. 14. A' ind most ellectual method of The " Umpire." a new Lit erpool lied coach. only one a clear Mc of the day. or ther:23ll7 hold the word of p le Mate on the road, carrying four inside, sets out daily ; tiquit through Woburn, Nertliempton. VI elford. Lutterworth. bete !." Dr. Eady will not pre' WI Hinckley, Atherstone, Lichfield, Stone, Newcastle. Knots r very description of ease, lurd. Wm-engem. and Preston. y medical and gargled JO Shrewsbury, AVellington, and Shiffnal coach, every even certain, speedy. and Poi"' lag• at five. A every species of titypidltd- The " Union," Weymouth. Dorchester, Blandfora, Sal; (diseases, the primary °Weil bury, Andover, and liasidestoke new post coach. every being flattered by the beam tertmon. at four. ompanied his mode of 11•1•;__ Vie WEYMOUTII PACKETS TO GUEENSFT, J' irt and laborious preetioeM Ileet confidence, p ._ co ERBOURG, ST. DIALOES, &C. i our ging. Innumerahleit: The " Rockingham," Leeds new light coact, .tive of the superiotity of Ur every morning at eight ; and passes ',tromp men found top revail. e. ,110 Neserk.Retfurd. Dont-lister. and Ferrybrittgv I by public insthatioas. Bee den lion. teed,:. next morning. at ten. * to those consolatory ad's!: Notwithstanding the uncommon expediti' ,nally fortunate in revivisfew ii is allowed to be the mustroad, agreebeing able est lergtes of the hums* ea conveyance on the north frogluM,l other. of timely arrested, 'elide of existence. Fres!: Gissgow, Longtown. Drain* (1r I sterility, by re-aniniallugee Browahill. Thornhill. Satutuhar. K' ,lasticity to the relaxed arid all parts of Scotland. a poste the most positive n___,ae York, Scarborough, Whitby. es may be rescued: • Pew": note and Edinburgh, new (Anted being only ...,„ throughout : sets out every at No. Mk Dean-sttest= !Smirk, Retford, Tatlcast o. leads out of Gell'ort„, Mahan', illorpetli. and 11, Two Penny Post Offirr4t- tels'i. selves fatigued on the and is opposite Meareareetable please. and then prore entry letters meet Bridgenerth and AP" pot L----". Marlborough ant' AlZl•ourn. Reedit, AKIO Wooton Bneset I Letters Patent.--LE e. every niornine y famed for Curing. ite1.11.5 Skelton, St One small Pill is aDo 2_,.."; Royal Nisi' ecent case. u ill soon 0°74". Grimsby r of his speedy recover!". _Lat Celli? I. more safe. or more oonrovili lod Richew•-e. et Coach IS are obed to !meet norlig restrairrojfDie„g My extensive practice) ha' ?Tel re ten repeated salivadom nee, For the scurvy e.1M.1. 057 dicine has not its pistol's' I both sexes, hare brtuannagilirht Disorders, within the itr ,;s. by the sole Ptwerlotos, -c• ' t their house. No. 9. Nor ps,l4(lfr 9J. each, duty Included:. 's., in the passages at nill.r___,' .atreent. with coPielo 127 103. Oxford-street Hill, nearly ePP••lttte hinburgh ; Mr. Nell"' every considerable tr ice gratis to pen* eprietor's mailed., , and letters, por l by the Royal ' M1N1EN1N0M11M........../ 11. and Pub' i " Tat C 41.-opPO/ n. Lte s reqr • ►tills boxer, had aud miskietiag livable good coon. proloosiou, foot of g, sad balls doses °wove., *rne good looter of the Cent. U, Jemmy Leases Mk boat, but meet rhos* 'Metall l e it ry's fact! a Waite stars. . . "r• : • Counties in disapprobation of the Bill in question. The Noble Lord then read the letter to which he al luded, which stated the inconveniencles likely to he attendant on the 11111, but declined any wish to ex ercise undue influence over the minds of the Scotch Gentlemen. The LORD ADVOCATE maintained that he bad done nothing but given a fair statement on the sub ject of the Bill ; in the letter be had thought it his dote to send, with a copy of the Bill itself to the Sheriffs of the Counties. lie bad never made any secret of his objection to this Bill, having declared it from the beginning, and having stipulated with the Hon. Member who brought it in, that be should not bring on the second reading till after the l3th of April. when the County Gentlemen of Scotland would have had an opportunity of expressing their sentiments. It was his opinion that this Bill would affect the in terests of the Scotch people, aid be was bong to call their emotion to the subject. Lord A. HAMMON explained. Mr. A BERCROM CY said it was a joke to say, ta ter hearing that letter read, that the Learned Lied had 411 not exerted all the influence his o ffi ce gave him to de feat the Scotch Jury Bill. These Ped were the Petitions of the Lord Advocate; for no P c Prince could issue a more absolute fi at, than the Ard Adv.:- rate's sentiment issued in this shape. the lion. Mem ber stated his intention, in the absence of his Hon. Friend, to postpone the cotisitleration of the Bill till next Sessions. Mr. W. DC NDAS defended the conduct of hia"No ble Friend (the Lord A..lvocate) and declared his wr victim), that when the nature of the law came tote known. all the independent Gentlemen of Scotland , would he opposed to it. Mr. .1. P. GRANT could not agree with the Right Vonour.thle Gentleman who had just spoken in think ing. that ;here woold he any great opposition to the Bill. The more it became known the better it would be thought of. The Petition was then read and ordered to lie on the table, NEWINGTON SELECT VESTRY. Mr. H. SUMNER moved the Order of the Day for 'emoting the adjourned Debate on the Nen ington Select Vestry Dill. • Mr. S. WORTLEY adverted to the inconvenience of such a disruss.ion at that tune in the evening ; he hoped it wool I he postponed till some day when it could he brought on earlier. M r. H. SUMNER expretietl his willingness to meet the col venknre of the Hunse, Vali parties could agree —This was a ye t i equest- The black he bas bees kept as i d s, from Ids powers, Sat this set to bit ad spoilai nay mac. t turned loose epos suds lighter, drew to every part of the I his left-handed hits msoned the bowl. to give in, but ass. ter he bad conformal ►ttle belonging to a rere impounded :or astable of Swords ; ad brought away the t of the Constables, ell, a Magistrate. t. f Magan's then came the Constable wade of the name of Fics• tie the prisoner, when ►nd back or he would evened in his attempt, Dorrington fired and gton has surrendered A Coroner's Inquest r. We have not yet truing Post, May Is.) ♦isit to the Opera, a lie Pit, had his pocket watch. It was taken rity, that he had net happened; althingli and his coat buttmed ). t, John Breathier. Eq. to M*ry Rachel, eldest , of Wombwell -hall, hi Martyr, Charles Power f Nicholas Power, Esq., e Edward Tidos, Seq., if try Ann Tatham, of 'Deis its house at Were, Jets wifb of John flaaiems, , James Fisher, Bag., of In-law, Lieuteweat.Colaset leutta, Bengal, on the Ibi Esq., superisteedieg Bet- • in the neighbourhood of ted Musician. t and humane sense it r from the injedieloes trot• reeled in a meaner too Ira nd often entailing on its ao 6ing and almost insupports ectfull) calls the attentioa if ind most effectual method s( irie of the day. or the equity hold the word of proa Dr. Eady will not pr very description of ease, bat y medical and surgical ddil certain, speedy, sad peso* every species of r diseases. the primary 0400 being flattered by the tress em vied his mode of hie pa ig and laborious practice, he Hest confidence , pre tendeee our ging. Innumerable* Ltive of the superiority ef Dr• te en found topreval, era by public institutioas. hid to those consolatory wiser tinily fortunate in revivielythe lergtes of the human cot:stilt of timely arrested, freqsellef id& of existence. From 0 sterility, by ri-aninsatingle. , lasticity to the relaxedorgeek the most positive assurer. es may be rescued; a stag! ctnted being only neleir l4 _,.. at No. Mk Dean-street, em 7.4 o. leads out of Oergard-streo*...l l'wo Penny Post 011 ice. "ew and is opposite Mee I * 'miry letters meet I Letters Patent.--LEAKSI y famed for Curing, in all 11 One small Pill Is a Dose ; • ece nt case. will soOn n 0011,1- of his speedy recovery. 1, more safe. or more 0010001P'' ere ohliged to go purities !meat nor restraint o f DietlM extensive practice) bee ten repeated salivate* see. • r. For the scurvy asersa dicine bas not ita both sexes, have WO Disorders, within the lest ,7 6 "; by the sole Proprietor. T. _ t o A ..'"'" t their house. No. 9. Newt i ll 9J. each. duty included. le in the passages at night. i•-• •atment, with copious di fiav p. 103. Oxford -street Hill, nearly opposite the eaZi p . linburgh ; 11r. Newbery.e. every considerable tows le WM ice gratis to pewee islasil 8 71 Ol )prietor's medicines. asrreved. , an d letters , p o the Royal [ mom ChlCl:tof Loads& Cold Pebllsbsd st the. °, P ..% 1" Tug Cossrirtreson. 41,-oeposite St. Cleavent's a ll C• 011 1" n. Li;. 11.: to who m a requested to be • upon it. Mr. BANKFS, after *few weeds relative to the In eorivenhotee resitlting from the proceedings o f the Gum. mittisinknothe Bill in question, moved as Atnendment, that Hie INA Committee be - revived: Ate. H. St' MN ER said that be only accepted the of tire ot Chairman to the said Committee, from a sense o f dote, and if the illtre. - Orittlenten opposite were ready to go into the Costmoittee with a determination to uteri the qaestion fairly, he magi willingly ac quiesce in the motion of the Hon. Gentlemen. After a few words from Mr. DENISON, the goes tion was put, and agreed to, and the Committee ap pointed to .it on Monday next. .'t Petition was presented from the Inhabitants of against the present state of the Criminal Li's' —l.:tid on the table. A Petition was press uteri from Pentonville against Thortootii. Road Bill—Laid on the table. Mr. ItYNII presented similar Petitions from Stoke .tei , gton, Vii MIMI II 11, and several other places in •irivisv of the 141rtn.l,filis.—Laid on the table. Mr. Alderman WOOD presented a similar Petition ur the Inhabitants of Kentish 'I own.--Laid on the Mr. WES ERN presented a similar Petition from south 11 cal.', in Essex.— Laid on the table. l;aptein 11 E:IIIYSS presented a Petition from the Com iiiissiotters eel Supply of the County of Fife, complain ing ag•inst the Scotch Jury Bill. The lion. Member reed a lett r, which he had received from the High slicritr of the county of Fife, declaring that that county lt ,tl not heel improperly biassed in coiniqg to an opi- Lion on this trestion. Sir It. FERGUSON repeated his observation on the inanist,r in these Petitions were got up. The LORD ADVOCATE said, the general un til:voted opinion of Scotland was against the proposed innovation, and he hoped the Honourable Gentleman (Mr. Ahereromby) would alter his intention, before next Session, of bringing it again forward. Mr. DEN AI AN observed, that taking the case from the statement of the Learned Lord, he should be of opinion that the Bill for the purification of the Scotch. J'iry system was most necessary and beneficial, and lie hoped his honourable Friend who had charge of that Bill would not fail to press it through the House. Lund BINNING vindicated the opinion of his Learned Friend (the Lord Advocate). Mr, ARERCROMiII' said, lie still retained the same eustiments on the subject as when be entered the Howse that evening ; and be begged to repeat the de termination on the part of the Ifonoorable Member who had brought in this Bill, to bt ing it forward again next Session —The Petition was then read, and or dered to lie on the table. Tile LORD ADVOCATE presented similar Petitions from the Freeholders, Justices, an.; Commissioners of Supply, o;* the Counties of Stirling, Argyle, Roxburgh, Berwick, and Kineard:nn. Mr. C. HUTCHINSON presented a Petition from the Corn-Merrhants of Yonghall, Cork, praying fur an alteration of the present mode of striking Corn Averages. Mr. CA LCRAFT said, that on the second reading of the Bill in progress on this subject, he shbold move to strike out the Hord " Ireland," to which the Bill was at present intended to extend. After a few words from Mr. D. finowtot and Mr. RIMILLS, the Petition was ordered to lie on the table, sad he printed. Sir FRANCIS BURDETT' presented a Petition from a person named Richard Studart, a dealer iu i , . , I { ; i I , , 'l t , i LONDON, BAT'UItDA Y, MAY 10, 1821. NEW AROYLI, ROOMS.—Signora and Miss R. CORRI'S CONCERT, In WEIIMISDAV Nave. ACT L—Overtare; Duette. Signora and Miss R. Corti (La Gazes Ladra); Aria, Signor " Fra an lastest* ;'' New Dust. Harp and Corno. Signor Paul wad Mr. Boehm; Poliseca. (by desire) Miss R. Cord. "Trifler. forbear;' Comic Song, Signor Ambrogetti. " Niel rampolli ;" Mrs. and Miss h. Ash*, " As It fell upon a day ;" knit. and Air, Signora Cord. " Sweet Bird.” aeeonspanied ea the late by Mr. Nicholson; Grand Quintet, Piano Forte. Miss Dussek ; Comic Trio, Signora and Miss R. Cord sad Signor Angrisani, "lo diro ; (a Mode Muter teaching two Papils.) ACT I.—Quintetto, Signora Cord. Miss R. Cord, Miss H. Ash., Signor Toni. and Signor Ambrogetti. ham;" Sone, Mr. Wuhan'. " The bewildeed Maid ;** Trio. Signors. Miss Rosalie. sad Miss Angelina Cord. (throe sisters) " Doke tranquillita;" Song. Signor Toni. (,:ty desire) "Fn tante ango‘eie ;" Fantasia Violin. be Jets's* Hypolite Larsouneur ; New Ters•sto, Mrs. width* Misses Ashe. arranged from Rossini's favourite Air. "Di taut% pulpit! ;" Song. Miss Stevens. " Bid me discos's, ;'• Con eerto Plate, Mr. Nicholson. with nations' airs tunable/4; Song. Mrs. Salmon, " Soft on yon vilet bask ;" Grand Finale, "Fre qua! soavi psipiti ; (Tancrede.)—Leader of the Band, Signor Spagnoietti ; Conductor, Sir George Smart. Tickets. half-a-guinea each, to be had of Signora and Miss R. Cord. at their house, No. S, Golden-square ; and at the principal Music Shops.—To commence at half-put eight (Meek. SIXTEEN NEW PURIICATIONS, OF POPULAR CHARACTER AND UNEQUALLED INTEREST. The sixteen undermentioned important New Works were this day published, by Sir RICHARD Put Lzt rs and Co. London, and my be had of all Booksellers is the United Kingdom. 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MODERN UNIVERSAL HISTORY. containing a clear and circumstantial view of the History of all N lions. from the tge of Charlemagne to the tec...ssimt n• neorge IV.; with Engravings. by J. Rostssos. D. ll.; S 4. I bound. I& The NI %INERS and CUSTOMS of ALL NATION!:. described and illustrated by numerous Engrav:ngst e-ost _ Luting $ pluitar sy stem of Urography ; by J. (iOI.J• an o price 15s. bound. The sixteen preeeding Works have no rivals in the pond-, btr interest of their contents, in the entire circle Ist I....sqiiih Lite' attire. Tae) form by themselves a Collection of n:ver failing gratification : while they are indi.pensible to every' Library. Nlo4t of them also possess superior pretedsions as Class-Books for the use of Schools of both sexes. -------- The A MOST 1111 , 0ItT %NT DIscoVERY. FOR CONVVL sION AND EPILEPTIC FITS. SPASMS. dc. DR. HADLEY'S CONVULSION POWDER, +I certlin tl.medv for Convulsion Fits is Children, and for all spasmodic Complaints. These Powders are a never failing remedy in the worst cases of Convulaions in Chil dren, or kihlll4; also Epileptic or Falling Fits, which the completel) extirpate; removes the most violent Spasmodic Affections. These Powders are wn.uderfully effective ece,3 in Consumption, and in all calms of relatroion, debility. and weakness in Children and Adults, and restores the Patient to perfect health. without confinement or alteration in dirt. These Powders are equally efficacious in all Climates. EXTRACTS FROM ET LTRItS ADDRF. %F. TO DI . HADLET. From the Hon. Mrs. Ege o rton. Da. Hunts. Tattoo Park, Sept. 2. 1620. Sir--I this morning received your letter mentioning )'user Intention of bringing your Convulsion Powder into more general notice. I have so very high an opinion of it, from the eases I have seen perforincd. that I think you will be doing a public service.-1 remain, Sir, yours. &Eee. rwroa. 70034 THE RIGHT H 074. LAD' LISIIOI. Ne , ISM. This is to certify , that 1 h ave used Dr.lladley s COHVOWOH Powders in my family and many others, and approve of its effitmcy. Etta:sots Lumens. THOM 1.40 T WALPOLR. Da. flapt.r.r. Ililllngdon, Cxhridge, Jan. 26, ISIS. Sir—l shall have great pleasure in desiring you to s nake age of my name when you publish the Convulsion Powder. Its great eilleacy in my own family and Meads. and to the poor. I bare experiences' for many years.—l am, Sir, year humble servant. many ( Waikroadt. Sold in bottles at 4s. 6d. Ils. and Ws. each. be appoint ment of the Proprietor, by Mr. Kanner, Medicine Wereboaar. 00, Oxford-street; Messrs. Barclay and linos, 113. Fleet Market ; Newberry and bons, J.S. tit. Pairs Meryl yard ; Edwards. 136. St. Paul's Church-yard ; Sotto.] and Cu. Row Cherch-vard ; Sutler. 4. Cheapeide ; Ev064,10.,;.fane. Smithfield; Prout, WO, Strew; ; ' , treadling atrl Mist. koill Exclaim, ; Johnstone, Corshi II; %Var.!. eta. 0 Atwell: sad by their appointment by moat resp_ertabie Medleatm Velatig? in every Town thronaltont the Unite.l Dr. Ilebutv'bCenvetvion Powder*. .THE QUEEN'S REPLY TO THE KINO'S LEITER:* Owing to the escreased demand for the above celebrated Leto, the Public are informed, that a Twas.rvu BSITION, will be published on Monday, price Is. 6d. Dims Sinai." Printed fer J. Johnston, 95, Cheapside, who has just pub lished, the following New Caricatures: " The K—g's Ass in a Hand-box " Nursery fur Second Childhood." ESSENCE OF SHRIMPS. FROM the increasing demand of this m uch &d -mired Sauce for all sorts of Fish. &e. it has induced the Proprietor. HENRY POWELL. at his Wholesale Oil and Italian Warehouse. Si. New gate-street. (where the Trade may be supplied with this and all other Genuine Hewes, Pickles. &e.) to return his most grateful acknow ledgments to the Public for their kind patronage. and at the use time bags leave to acquaint thew that it is sold by all the9ilited %dims Warehouses In London, and b • one or mom rspeetvlilit agents in every tows the Untied Kingdom. Observe, none is genuine unless signed " Diumore and Son." and the Proprietors' seal on the Cork. To Merchants. Captains. and others. it is particularly re commended for shipping, as it is warranted to keep any climate. - - - - - - 2 08 - PONEMENT OF THE DRAWING. I cod J. SM.:WRIGHT, the Contractors, re el • glee f ull y acquaint the public, that the Lords Commis %loners of his Majesty's Treasury haring deemed it expe dient to make new arrangements in the f.ottery Department at the Stamp Attlee. hire ordered be their Warrant of the 16th of May. I*ll, that the Drawing of the State Lottery. which was to have taken ,•lace on Tticasnsv. the 17th of May, should be postponed to Mosusv, the `2l. 4 th of May. is order to give limper time for carrying the slid arrange ments Into effect before the Drawing takes riser. On MONDAY. the 2Sth All the 4.001 Prizes must be Drawn. TWO Prizes of .e 21 . 100. and lth) Chances for gaining TWO Prizes of 41000 11 .--Tieket awl Share Chances are now on Sale by J. and J. Sisewright. Contractors, 37. Cornhill 11. lid horn : and 39. as market t where they mild Two last Contracts. all the . .e20,000 Prizes ! also, (Class ll) ,rg LOW I.VPERMI. PANU.4IIE.Vr. 110t:AF OF LORDS.—FamaT. 111‘v lA. --- The Jiulges again *needed on the Appeal ease of Smith r. the Earl of , and conclude :I delivering their opinion. after to c Lordships gave jndg went, and reversed irt below. Mr. Invivo, (reek' • House, presented an account of the gas -and Spnn Silk imported into this conntgy ilhf ta eatr-ot , e years.— lAid on the table. . •: . Lord IiESTON presentel a Petition from the town of Manchester, against the 3lattehester Street Mil.- I.irial on the table. The Jurors' Attendance Rill, the Scotch Court of Ad miralty Bill. and the Scotch Court of Sessions Bill, were read a third time, passed, and sent to the COiu /swims. TV Irish-StaraireopeJAtos Ainonshnent Bill, the Con way Bridge Bill, mid the Irish Sigallgr in Shops Bill. went 'respeeusely thronli Committee*, owl were re ported. IRISH ST tTIONERY. The Earl of DARNLEY 0 ATI no' ice that on Monfiay. he ids of . D ine, li• 4 1 0 01,1 roll the aventinn of the , llonse to the nißnnrr in whirh MtattnAiiyitael hero gnp olie.l to the Pohlir Ittlires in I reknot. Sheould by that ti:::e no other \Mole Peer have brought the itnyortint topic of tile Pantie eltiroslitiir• beitird titeir Lorti•lsiyA, he Also rive ',oat.. oil tile Salllll' Iligy SU:o mit a propobitiol on the anhjeet. The Nol,le Earlltsel. moved th tt !twit. L o rthltips be atm:mimed for the Ith ot .Intie.—Ordrrel. TI Rg. Noble the r titer I\ on lb , the Eat retvi 1 he - Dill . ..o:nnaitteti lii•Ki Tutnnint The Irish Fee% ',M g inn Bill went thron!: .1 f'ontoittee. Several Atnetr!morts trey Rorie iv it. rr Osion4. st.t.l the Kelvin yrs* ewlered to he receiveti on I Alooday.—Atijottreeti to Monthly. 1101;p4; OF COMlsu —Foe I UFO .M tY ig. TW,NISON reseate 1 a 1 1 ..fit : .0 , from err , .in per t sons siding themselves Ibteereor• t t tittartlia , is of the Poor in the parish of St. Marc. Newington, pravinr that the Nen ington Select Vestry Bill might not be allowed to pass into a lan.--Laid on tine table. 31r. MAXWELL presented a Petition from the Com missioners of Stipply, in the Conntv of Renfrew, N. 11. against the Jury Courts on the table. Lord A. 11As!111'1 1\ presented a Petition from the Burgesses, 31..rchaats, s:e. of the Ro)al of Perth, praying that th , y inight he allowed to elect their Dean of Guilll.—Laid on the !Ai?. Sir E. HARVEV presented Petitions from certain parishes in E.sea against the Metropolitan Road Laid on the table. Sir W. CURTIS presented several similar Petitions I from the Inhabitants of Hatupstead, Camden-town, and other places in tl.e vicinity of the Mettopulis.—Lid on the table. Sir R. WILCO\ presented Petitions front Edward 'Jones, and the Inhabitants of St. John's, Southwark, against the Nen ington Vestry Dill.—Laid on the table. Lord A. II kM I !Al IN presented a Petition from the town of lov,•rue, , s, praying for a remedy to certain %hoses r.t6ting in the police regulations of that town. After a few worls from Mr. MACKEVZIC, Mr. J. P. Oats: r, and the LoRD ADVOCATE, the Petition was or• I tiered to be printed. sCOTtlf JURIES. Mr. m.tc;ir.Nzii: presented a Petition from the Gen try. Clergy, Freeholders, and Justices of the Peace of Moss-shire as sembled in County 3leetit.g, against the Scotch Jury Bill. Sir It. FERfiI:SON sail he was convinced that the freeholders of Scotland had received a hint from head quarters which induced them to come forward on the present rwraion against the measure, without having raovessed the matter at all. Mr. MACKENZIE defended the parties to the Peti sloe from the 'simulation of the Hon. 3lesulser. Lorft A. HAMILTON supported the sentiments of 4 s irtiltllint•Friend (Sir H. Ferguson) and stated as a instdf - that the Learned Lord e;:posite (tine Lord Ad rocate), had sent a circular letter to all the Secteh THII.II/1 PUT' F. 4. 1..1.‘ e Earl of 1 4 :11.1118 LA: :•eeinE in his place Os. A • Ed" "wive the m•rosuasl reaaing .Pr lie us alma to suggest to Isios *lie it %roa ld re conceolits to take 44te N lie Contudd - ie, rather than at . p *tif Net VI ? to. • • the Id BATOURST li-d so stiordo• t'' as 1 ..meat, and should prop lio 111111111111111 ii ton tr ., l .olav it.Xt. hr Bill was then era a doe, and ordered in " 15 , tiOad Twee), bad sent a cirothr letter tu au tug, lITEII AN TONIB.—The Exhibition of the EEnsrrAN Tow' is now open ;tithe Eg e oypti fathe n Hall, &wally. Admittance es. 64.—1 n consequenc ex reonlinary 'spews incurred In the erection of the Tomb, t h e pace of admlsxion will be is. Bd. till Amaral of Jane. - . 8 - . 111811 1 0 X o r trAltLiS Itii:ND k A - iiiWN Al. • ALLF.tiORV;In Cquiparatinii of the TRICNIPIt of kbe iiitlP•ll EVIPIIIIt. atilt, WI, o f waterloo. ponted St o r art of the British Ilistitatina : size 13 feet by pi, i s iIOW OPEN, at the Egyptian Mil. Piccadilly. Aibuittance is. Catalog's. &t. Description do. With w e d outline lis, ed. II Al' no N'S PICTURE of CHRIST'S I IVI A GONY la Ow Oartien t with Solomon. Macbeth. p r om.. Romeo sod Juliet. his drawing. from Elgin Mar• btr.. and from Natant. and the drawings of his Pupils from the t'ssieo.s. OPEN . of mite PlltsT ATTEMPTS IN ValsTiso %SNOW st 114 Gsildrr. we'd door to th' ROW, Inoitutioa, Pall-Mali, from Tau till Dask.—Ad taimion lA.—Catalogu till. PUPA KAIIS of the NOBI lATT,.itages, Officers nr . p iat p. as.-11r. RF.VEI.I.I. whose grotml picture of the (peeve's Trial condones to be exhibited at 1014, Pall- Mall, oast respectfelly acknowledges the patronage of the bile, To whose 'recognition of the eminent characters con ward in his picture (a grind number of whom have been m imed eat. whose names could not appear in the sketch) Hike hest assurance of the daddy at which he hag shoed in P ainting that august assemblage In the House of Lords.— Atlteirtance Is. ; descriptive sketch dd. L---- POSTPONEMENT OF THE LOTTERY. THE Public is respectfully infirmly!, that in con- sequenre of proposed alterations of importance in the Government Lottery Department at the Stamp Office s which it hes been found necessary to carry into elfect previous to the Drawing of the Lottery. the Lords Commissioners of his lasjesty's Treasury hale been pleased to order by their parent of the 10th instant, that the Drawing. which was to lore taken plsee on the 17th of May. shall be postponed to MONDAY. the 24th of NI XV. When all the Capitals of 11t1.OW. and all the 4.003 other Prins mast be drawn. Those persons whit have not yet availed themselves of the opportunity which the present po rtal' Lottery affords them of obtaining great Capitals at eee.balf the usual prier of . adventure, are invited to take im mediate advantage of this extension of time. which. added to the previous great demand, will inevitably cense a greet starchy of Chances. Dr Price remains at the same unprecedented!) low rate els Whole Tielet Chance for Fourteen Guineas. avid a SlN tisk mil) Twenty Shillings, other Shores in proportion Ida rise may shortly be expected to take place. Ticket and Share Chances are selling by T. Bl'til. Mork fritter, No. 4. Cornhill; and 9, Charing Cross, who shared mid sold in the last Lottery, VAS. Class A 2,141 H, Class Three of 131,000 ' Class B And several minor Capitals. 1* The Prices of Stocks are affixed. hourly, against Bish's Office in Combat. by which the Public eau see the 'actuations A. 3101;NTAIN and Co., SARACEN'S HEAD London. The following Past Costbmi, M,lt n aelses, &e. set out from the above Inn Telegraph," Ramsgate, Margate, and Canterbury M post coach, every morning, at a quarter meat 'even. Lt con%equenre of the decided prefer: nee ilisen to the above eoarls. the proprietors are determined no expellee shall be sparest to render it the first conveyance on that road. Dover, Deal, I:andwieh, and Fever*ham, every morning. at a quarter pest seven, and six in the evening. Brompton, Chatham, Rochester. Hittingbourne. and Rain ham, every morning, at a quarter past seven. Falmouth, Piym.tuth, Exeter, Wes mouth. Dorche+ter, Dartmouth. and Salisbury. ever% morning. at M.% els. through Honiton. Axminster, I:ridport, Utandford. and Baling4toke The '• Union," Southampton. I.! mington, Winchester. and Basingstoke new coach, every morning at eight ; ar rives at the Vouch and Dorsett, Southampton, by the. The proprietors of the above coach hope to receiv e a con nuance of that support which has hitherto been experienced siare the commencement of the '• Union." No racing with other roaches Beth and Bristol flying post coaches. through Chippen ham. Calm., and Nlarihorough. every a ft ernoon. at One. COACH LS Tu M C 443, UR! WIENATIK. m.sToN, ANI) PI.TMOrTH. The "Umpire," a new Liserpoul light coach. only one 'lett on the road, carrying four inside. sets out daily : through Woburn, Northampton. Wellord. Latterworth. Mittekley. Atherstone, Lichfield, Stone, Newcastle. nuts lord. Warrington. and Preston. Shrewsbur), Wellington, and Shiffnal coach, es pry even- Inf. at live. the " Union." Weymouth. Dorchester, Blandford, Salis buy. Andover. and Basingstoke new post coach. every af ternoon. at four. THE PACKRTS TO GrERSISFT. Jrattgv, eIIERBOUttO, ST. SIALOES, gte. The "Rockingham," Leeds new light coach. sets out erry morning at eight ; and passes through Stamford. Neamt.Retford, Doncastor. and rembridge, to the Gut• den lion. Leeds. next morning, at ten. Notwithstanding the uncommon expedition of this emu+, it t. 'Unwed to be the most agreeable and complete pubiii coaveyance on the north road, being uncipoilled b$ au ! other: Glasgow, Longtown, Gretna Green, Anan. Dumfries. Brounbill. Thornhill. Sanquhar, Kiln, Cannock. kingswell, sad all parts of Scotland. a post coach daily. York, Scarborough, W uard hitby. Shields. Sunderland, New fettle and Edinburgh, new po st coach, with a g Throughout : sets nut every morning at nice, In way of Newark, Retford, Tadcaster. Darlington. Nortiiallerton. Durham, Nlorpeth, and Berwick. Passengers finding them selves fatigued on the journey. may rest what time they please, and then proceed on without any additional fare. Bridgenorth and Weiss, post coach every evening : Marlborough and Swindon new four inside coach. through Al,:hourn. Reading, Lambourn, Purton, Lydington. Pewsey. Wooton Basset, Ranisl:ry, tiungerford and Newbury. every morning. Houton, Spalding, Peterborough. Stilton and II untingdon Royal flail Coach, every evening ; to Spilsby. Leith, Grimsbv and Hull. ever% afternoon. at six. Carlisle. Penrith, and Whitehaven new four insidos Coach; passes through Brough. Appleby. Oretna e bri P - rte. t Richmond. Catterick. Boroughbride, Apr . Aberford. Boncester, and Ciranthain. Passengers detained on the e veld by business, or pleasure. have the perullar advantag of their seats being secured in the next coach. Manchester. W inslow. Congieton. Neweltglie , Waist'. sod Wolverhampton post-coach, every afternoon. Wakefield post-coach every morning. Kendal. Lancaster, Preston. Kirby-onsdale. Bolton. af ("wiry. Ora t skirk. and Garatang post-cLosvises, every tentoon at Flve. Liverpool, Warrington, Knutsford. Stone, Stafford. and " eve Liteht;eld pest-coach. called the " Defiance.ry evening, to The Saracen's Head Inn. Dale-street.LiterPost• Chester, Newport, Whitechurch, Tarporle y even ingy, Namptwieh. Norlhwirh. and Middlewich , post-tea* ever. Sunderland. Stockton. and Yarns coach, every morsiag, to the lieorge Inn, Sunderland. "611 ' 14 and Rotherham post eeseh, ca lled the Rocking - k I m. every running at eight, avid the Nelson at 'Nine. S.A. MOUNTAIN and CO. reepectfully am h eir their Needs and the Public. that t he y will not be acenlate, shle far any Parcels, PlMOllgere Luggage. Writings, P I °. of more than Five Pounds value, If lost. stolen. i d ii:r ds• litired, • unless entered as sorb. and the Isturance Ett or t 11 :°ruillffly, at the Saracen's Iliad I na, SThottlibie:. n.