The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-08-12 00:00:00

►~i,~~ . • A:ni: PN .1 •_ . /V 4 ST O. of W4tn, 2CeVr.. ri"ill4lT xentlerti,„, tleve n O'clo c k t ki: ii i+ Roy 1.4. Flay inspeeed the l'ara.' .r t 11,4% 0r a grand k,ie"l. ttendeA, a~ wet errnon wits pr.jts ri.e 3J c..aptel cT verf full or tl•^6 puke of S t B 'rkele7l ::ir, lieges e•er e oil 1 , I , lln Lie dre .rh his u. 441 I. in his eliic t . sky -blue Cu, were in tore ou the L Met 4.4 B. M rte act. loive..l gn boar carer r o f . b LlllllOll3 this Au,. of WAns nue, this even— I grand diw to Ilia all 1(;.g ; RNCL MOUTH. LCO R. ce,;vtt appointed ccnrzy • Ato. A. hr the commeoi rise off Ushant i Cononanielers. I Gaoiliet rain Oa duet ▪ Hrefu:i ..•—• Con:: Wedern lachmete -A4ltairal lett4 ThoalfiCa arb Scott Cr .ufur4 Awed totter. 1110TII, A us. S. ip. tram a anises o French lagrrs, in ►allast. which . in company pith Oet, and r;rolei.r vocal others were 'MCA 1 la .. 8111 $ •...s 1-16 .par II I ..ar. at. mak pa►. as. perm. ell. 11s, • • • •ael si 4 oclimilrulgera 9, et= . 941 It. Esaett, the Lady of land Pon Ofna, of a t invent, the La.) , of nemal'etily five Ma+. r; , of New-Loa, thea pers , g.ne.l ttititv 444 it..s as • n3ligewb 'bared by • numeabri LUNDUN-HRIMit .14 et.n 4 TION. mom, aCHEE. Covalt-garda o l On at Tartte, PLLL•CTtON of Arts, and Sterner! k, I. p ; Anneal Er ere, 19 Toni ; Pope's J 1,15, 4 tom. Anbut s.•ls ; Massingar, by 9 11 , 11. ; logetilet and Elaastoras b 1 guar had. ...LA gu.t 11, at DVit:;.- Nu. 6. Ileteses toed be6mpea4. .11 kirieney- parer, err ws-II we. sad B+ , I.oerate NM • .1.. k and; 04.1:8•.)••, 11l I . PM .Niue litt, atGOMM% neat CO 'Venient i man, ptigi , an staesi-fur Gesseil. *Noe, deainviatm. en, wad hop Pot , ' rats, at Mitts , .fr , .• mmitss. Ideme4use an bad •n the Pe w, ge t C-or • hill. IN, No. 17, p.o.e. J ptabliebed at fb Ctturch, &rand, Ir .arUK, 1.014. Um.* ie flfrore. ("Ai p..i/! • 711111 ER 1456.) • 0. • pi.-- . . THEATRE•ROYAL. HAYMARKET. [41.11S PRESI.NI' EVENING, Aug. Is, 1807, i .al be pre•erneA, a P 155, called, THE IRON CHEST. l• li , Forarel M .r,ntc:. Mr. Truest; Fleabites'. Mr. ,tk ,-,c; Wilf.,rd. Mr Talmer, JIM i AdS/11 Wir"111011. : 1 1 et: Rivibeild, Mr. eagles; Rentwow Illawlinid; Mr. ~,...; ArMbt.oeig ‘ Mr.• 1 . 111,10( 1 Oman, Mr. 1.140 , 1. ii , 11 , Litchfield; Blanch ; Mrs. Gibs; Per,afla Mrs. .. j,,a.rc, Mrs. Trs To •0.,.cil NMI T O Med, the tique Tibia? of THUMS. lis ArliAlf. M. Fawcett; Merlin. Me. 'Noble; T.erd .Or T•n"'lli Doodle. Mr. GP , ue i Noodle, Mr. Tay • 'Queen adlilella, IlArs:Lisynn. un ,•re . a will be produced. &Mew Commode - * in thieve alls. Ent% Excc;oted. The. Prolog., to be swelters b 7 o as t, anti the FeitqAti by Mrs. Urebdidal....isteiete „,„calmed., The hub Widow ; to winch will be war* !bidet flobor. • - r -----------------.---"-- VAUXHAIX HIS EVENING. Wog (be 13irth.asy of His Ilov.l Kilmer , the Prises of WALL', will be a thl. Frit , at w hich these, VI I dons n o oho*? ,s.. an d Taney of amusement that ean primate this ot.ecing which ewer hails the roam of this happy ~,,sdei •sinn 34 I) .0,, inren at Seven. and the Conceit ' at Piet s'etoek.—rfin L/Itlers wid M admitted ' [ ..1 hi. To iwent the difficult:es which hose arisen front the pt reroute on this occasion, 'revel entre doom will be red foe the admission of the pub*, on this fif UM I or A NEW PANTOMIME. AQUATIC THF..I4.TRE—RADIAR'S WELLS. Para rite humor of Ws R,y RENCEai li.ghisers Ilse Peke of CLA , THIS. and EVLRY EVENING, will be Pee- 1 I rented, a new Comic Dance. composed by Mr Hart• tl', salted. VILLAGE PRANKS. Principal Charade., s \tr Atli, Mr. Lerfra, Mr Boofter. and Mira Taylnr.m. inaidiro Sew Ohmic Pantomime. with eirti , ela now Motif, - ere. Machinery, pr'',4' I end Deco.itions, salted, The a.ASW AR ; oi, HARL EQUI'N'S ROUGE LP NOIR. .e P a :.uminse written and ~.Js. l bf, Me. C litbilin4 i , ,, Tly.• Own*, end Meek emnpraled by Mr . Rem( and pie Steamy designed and accreted b Mr Amhara', and As o.ra Ptiocipal c ha r acfr,,..-aadequal Rouge", Mr Et . olg. at; thd air ,, N,,,,. m r , liardind i s,,reerer (11(VrIl Pl 4 OMR; Mr I'yns—Mr. Norman ; liAidabiiinwp (with • empire - AL , - Tivior ; Clown, Mr. crimaldi; Columbine, alone Lams. blind% of the Scenes* i Seireer'er Stud!, ietlit: Rum,. Garden, Rural View and 1 -, i; ~ Haw,, 4.0.,,,.. r ekiifa. hi.), View in the Dutch Fat; .0 A..10r e, i cie Java Coast, Waltham Cron, Coachinikeib, Haney 's, Trim Sbops, Chamber, Itietic View and Dom CAP., t 111 le Of Hymen, &e. To conclude in I f.rleneen's .1..11 ; The Patzhwork Palace. The Enterminrn Ms to cow:ludo a im !Witt ore gravid Aquino MLL.Drtinatic Romance, ' nett Siamese, Machinery, Messes, and Decoratnine, ImI,T.ieOCE '.N FIEND; 9f, The INFANT'S TERM ! ,••nre IA Scene. reLititted on rea tV.,i,r. Leo. opera at Halfiym. Erse, add Witiot .t FlalApost six. . , _ • _._ T"1' . ...c FASUIONABLEr hads, fottr pt at and PftiT , F,TT SOFA E. iraitime and balling complete; the 1.0.-Inventeat sten: rtfalsiat salebnard woi dining table.; ea ~ the Import& d.re. I.g tehtri, arid pu.tably Owls; elqpnt %tot. of at...wing-room la die iwa..wowes funaiewor, emotes, elaweee, ,Ite Pie Iv trot Par lots mumtnto net trek, v.rt , every tither attic!, ma. eafmturett on perpvia for foreign el in..tm ; may and wavy iterpay•, ea 'num nee i.rtrip:e.. rid .i.ventiOna; every gni. t in Unt Oeneleiety a..d Cabinet Bra , ,ches, ttiqtaigite for the tere.:ll.ng ..I 'Limes complete in the fr,.! vw!: .•I m.,4 al fa. 11...n0 and elegance, M MORGAN and SANIIIIR`.'S 10.tiii Senn end Warc.rult/111, ilea. ii and 17, Canharloooreet, Stood, Li•ndon. A B. Weems awl Smitten Love no connection wlueever itilb any Wagettouve is Loader. lOSIiIONABLE GLOSSY sours AND sHogs, WBAYLEY begs leave So recommend the use of hie PATENT IILsCEING CAKES, which, fee magnum thirty years past, have ben found superior to say tag of the kind olered W public The Blacking made from these Cakes with water only, will itep the leather soft, pliant, awl mellow, to the very bast, and me it the rant beautiful black gloss, not of the Japan hue, editela it omelets.% up using vinegar instead of water ' ad vitriol mixed with water I hot it should be obterved, that the conti nue quality of mares is extremely 'injurious to the leather. There being many counterfeit Cakes, sold by unprincipled mann', nearly resembling the true ones in appearance, the Name bees to observe. ' that they may be dkeovered by hie WOO on the label betogelitterently spelt ; or the weed (as; or Plimmetly) insert...l before the word a prepared " The ge beim Cakes ham 11111(111•11111 labels paved on them, with them wattb "Yy the Kong's Patent, Cakes for Shining Liquid Black ing pepa.ed by W yley, the Patentee, and sold by Bay ley and Blew, C.aelempur street, London." Prier Sixpence ell.ich rll make a full Pint of Blacking. Large allow. me is made to them who buy them far Revue: akin, Of In KM era% with a liberal discount to such as take quantities *Naar mossy. B. The bills of direAbine.are signed se below which :apart au the outside of each Cake. W. BAiLEY. DO= IR HOWELL'S POWDERS. rS.—Epilepsies, Convuhions, Hysterics, and all kind! of Fits. radically cured bt Dr. HON ELL'S POWDERS. The efficacy of th , se invalosble Powder' has ben absnde Ili proved, by a Outnumber of curet, performed " P"an B .4 bed% Stale 4, and a all Agee; seamy of whom had he.it dieadfally afflicted for a huts ,ends of Teams a n d , lasing taken • moiety of Medicines, with , it finding any tr. lien deemed tryihe Faculty absolut.ly incurable. The tow followers Cases are seletled from a very long List (which may b• seen it the Duct•ir's Howse), and are attested by such reservable Ch oz.-tett, Olaf the aosalleet doubt cannot (\MILLI the oini,d of the MOM inciedioleu• 'II, 'on , 4 Mr Truman. of (inltspumtreet, aged 18 years, , •1 V. 11 ,4 Fit. Irmo his childhood ; but ii wow regntet to .1 Dr Howell's Powders. Witham. Drfrui . ` • rinlow of th- Royal Colleze PhYSicts is. Loudon, bf t kV, were recoriameod-d.. Mrs. RS.wcc,t Green, of the Precinct. was for snore t.. 111 twenty years Abend with .C.1.0•.a and Fab: .s Fits; Rod although she hen beet[ an !e'en' Si St Ralholoriee's and Guy's ff“spitider rllMer ..•e benefit hit she had takes or. Hamel''. roods's. • C," c- • Perini') cum , * bet. W mew, the Rev. Mr limit, mon w Si the Savny.—.Mt. Daniel Win, of %Vest Honeley. Str;7, neat 76 yeast of age, was for atone then seventeen y"" 'n r:etonaly adteted with Convulsions a. d Fss ing Fits, f fteellierly fa hoe tan in a week ; and, lifter every means l e" Lied, in %Lin, by the riot eminent of the Faculty, was Mr cored by !)r. Dowel's Pnwders. Witne.s, the Rey Mr Ealertille, 0. West Idinseles.—Mis. Alan of Laytanstote,Fo.ol. had violent fmm her iota,.. q,Pii , ht was 16 ye.l4 as.; WllOll, be talc; ag D•. Nyder:, she tf.k, peofoctly cured Witness, the Rev. Mr. Whi t"!, Millis:et 06 La, tonst , nie, whir, rot this great bles.ing, Piltridr returned Thank. to the Almichty, in his Chape , „..e tit • N4sensber, 17'19 'Dm 'ammo Kerner!: s, preoared, an he the PAO 411.4 444 aimvs by Ur , nw the knit' , Co l i s tri; iseesl raid at r No. 78, I ligh Holborn. L7 003 ( 4 ' 4 at Ile fd a Packet, in elttch it meleded • rise, erattea by Ste Doctsr, no the atioire-incotraired " 1 "Ort (mot ales) defy a : iswered ; the r"deril ft% sway ow of Ms United le. S. ,ebt rtttob le ""Zn..:' 1 WELJNESDAY AUGUST 12, 1807 VICTUALLING ()mot. Jvta 30.- 1007• THE COMMISSIONERS for ifidetallia, Hit Agitroes Kiev do hereby gat A'otiw, rho ere WFONES. AdY, the 16th q Srpi wk. nett they WI he reader to rereite Truer" • :Frit* (sealed op). Zed treat JOr greauttties IRISH REEF and PORK, ty . the Wei ratify, end to be area in the mama; wawa, a. the tryperitoe Me sod Dealer. the Ilia 'nay *IA roper to •fer I ow-third port there f to he peeked ia 114 F peoltost. oat third pen ie tierces ' ad there. 0111411illi arierthlrel part • barrel. t to be elelioeredfato His N. Jesus Sane at Deletion,. Portmetallt. mod 00 7 lisoteah, out tow the Anti Vi •istalieng stores, la Unit Cashel int It regular proportion ty'ettch thaeriptiett e•lts, las the period* resdrratoutiostodl'is. One-I ,ulth tip whale b , the elat Jane*" One-half of the nuraining quantity by 3ln March 18011 And the romattedet be the Seth Jun and to taq paid for by SAN payable, with interest. Nisei, Deo, after I),te. The Conde ions of the INletrael woo be seen at the .Secretary's Ofeat at Air Whet or be applying to Mr Deorstereiter, deem far the rt , tsuildrog at Caee l is the Collertirrs et His Majertg's Casinos, al Linseriek, Negro, Newry, to/ Wotteefeed j end te the Post- Maier Gettee'ef at Duldia ?opiate*. 11;e recant will be had II as. T:poier,, • ishioltsharnee awl hake latuTtod is Woods at leorh, ~ that shall nn ie a e tter e , a 4 e r , tit pwrl heiere e't twit Oft the wilt Wereptiotao, the 16th irptewater nett; use salvo the Perms who makes the Tender, or some Permit fa his Wolf. attends, to snows when celled tor. FATE OF THE WHEEC 1 at L 80 frO 1 . .d 1,000 2 . of Only a eery few Tickets and Shama fell. which are on sale at atl the Licensed Lottery Oflic. s. The Lettete wNt iuish daring on Saturday nest. This day ispublithell. tip Is. dd. AN EXPOSITION of tht CIRCUMSTANCES which jays rime to the FLECTION of 51R PR blirlS NUR DETT, Nett lot Westminster. in 1807, and of the Principles which sommi the Caminito., who conducted that Eteeti.m. To which are added, setae Men:seats not hitherto printed Sy Outer of the CO4 MITTLE Published 4'9 Tlpper, Les4enhalltroet i and sold by alt the Neoksolleri stwonehoin the United Rinriam. In tee Prom. and spoedily aitl K poblimied, One Velum* Odiaos, piee 10e in boards, being • Second of THE M AGISTR ATE'S ASSISTANT. To tile Volaraesrlll be addadiabo Duey or Cnrtstable.. the Duty fleedessays, and tee pol, al agnorg... *Mak may be bad eaderainly,fed ls. ern. or Sndribilnafbe fls By rte icy F. OL 'Mi. On* of Milo nekolfs , ^ 440 of the poems (IKON C amid. of 11111101 ex an i Emma Printed by W Sass`., and add n. MN.n It Wives, 5 , . Nord Matt* Tani &Wood. Pinesdilty ; and hod. Mar Manod.in. ISKIDort4 DisTILLIRY. THE PROMOTERS. Ole intended LONDON DISTILLERY bee lone to inform the Public the Spoke will clog, this day,o26. 12th August. The. day are pelatirisert, in one vol. quarto, riero.itle printed by Sen.ky, entlielirdwid with lour b-ainifiely. engraved Pon:sits, by Friesian, price St t.. bninta, THE LIVES of BRITISH STATESMEN. Sy JJHN MACCSIARMID, Earl 'The Mennen which the cendudi of ear Staamooso has had ee oeuiplenri chararier, vendee, their Ilaoraphy a . lowan •lldadellediatvi salth.a Thh .411111 e cootaias the Laves of Sir=bier- Cm* Lord= Weintraub, fari and Haar, Fed elf rli fil lbelPlep Otis* lank is op WIWI lb' p ri vate history and lawaeorof 01a mom, to expiate his Oiler vines, and re gard hi. paella 'awns rise seem likeley. the Oatme al's of miaow% old of the NM 411 Ysrledde, are intro deoill as fur sump tageisis• M illommia the Baogrsphical Illiblisbed by Loom% Hoe. Rao, sad Orme, Patentor P ul a toe. **a Map of the • wools MILRICA. during the • estotainiog • do. cCARACCIIS, Torgraoity, RICA MON 0, SU Rlt LY. JOSEPH HALL, House Agent. enuaints the Nobility and Gentry, that, owing to the great influx of I eompanr. he has no. very few hours disengaged; nn mote . than three capab'e of serimmAatisig large genies( lea; too three of smaller diseases, hoe fare In = or TOW& see published, in 2 Volumes Sen. beds ; s-erral apartments, some unfurnished bowel OM WAS Conietry, peke IL le. in bet and !invite reeidenees and astral dwaingamell is ervem sirIIIIIVIELS in ROI/ PHA MEW an •y ''"Daeter Pn't- pale, to Mr. Hill, Il•••~Nif OMSII. 1 pan Mt, IV?, INS, and 1104; t- , S qlli esilloble of she CAPTAIN-ORNERALSHIPWCARAL.... _ PLATE GLASS CatenllT. , : , sod .an arena of the Diesserg, Osienneet, Topoersphy, ' rHlt 'Public are informed. that A lane, Assort. IL•1 111111100 ,. • Foulere'. ?loaner. end Saltsra Passions a I meet of PLATE GLASS is now nn SALE . at Sued She maorstryf with • view or the Mansell and Corms of Pram, by Mr. ALEIVILIKAt IBLACIC, at the ContSters the and tee Native Indian Vfar•houae, ALM IN.PLACE, St. ALICYRIARS-IRIDGI, Sy F. DON-MS, Late Agent to the french Government stCaneese of a lbw e those, sis i aenor brilliancy, and of minus dimen • • Trarnlated from the Preach. sins: front It inch-e re 144 inches in len 3li, and heel lOW Prised kr e.g...,L Horst, Rose, awl Ouse, MOM. il 72 nachos in breadth; aim Convex and Caw ye Mimes rec Roo to is 36 Scion 'Comets. Aod the Wee amatmeal len. ic. to Is is ebb sier greaten coristWimi that ncongratulates*, ass be bad for Comm. Order.. by adman( Laws is Mr. of the Volvos berme us is which Wdliens Fewer, at the Mania/sty, Romania, now Presses. sisiall i"" be "P" 8411 " • ' Arad agape details on the natural resources and Lances...is. From the great seaprove . ent made of has :2 4 - 6 65. 1 "' by meek eOll4llllll Inf.— -mien , 1 years we NW Nrtanufacton it Is now all wed thee the Com. Um 1411• 10 2 1 tede Sorl er ei teterament of the Spanish !" .cones en parstltlloleaans nee it is . their brilliancy, and bate as few is- i i --- . 040. swot a or as add.tioaa Thies _. S en EllgiAbs ea aced with sey Foreign Glass thee ever wen ro'' .1 • Ma e theta ilia astpaiehfus nf TnnarLd beg sewed to us a , Sialllll oiesAleMbelleremediseekillsi Coro ric"—.... Seabee Roe. Jul, tO _ fRRRCI6,4 ITILIAZ hi U* TM+ del is publish ed. pfhp . boards, ARCHROLOGIA GIIACA ; ot, The An ele.t.r. of Greece; being an Account of the Manures and Casual of the Greek. ' danced from the latest and best awdesillim, sad rriareseto their Gemanient o Dm% Estertanniente, Magistracy, Exercise, Food, ' Laws, Sash% Muse, Judicial Preseadinge Vararriages, Painting, Melton, Divorce., Public thaildings, thitness Funerals, Hertseurs, - meth i Military and Naval i Domelike Employ- Weights and Ms. assa.• fa Alfai.s. MOMS, , sures, Ste Scc. -.01 50 Mg fliv . cruelly .ienicceit to Weans* ike Greek Clams, by viola's,. ing 'V ads and Phrases veaseing to the Rita and Lesion' to which they refer. TS ethiett are prefixed, • brief History ot the Grecian Sums, and llierapimmialionim el the pets. copal Greek Writers. • , Ni she Rev. J OHX ROSiNiON, Of Christ's College, Cainbrldge • Mater of the Free Grammar School at Rasiefeenneiba, in Westmoreland. London : Printed foe Richawl thallips, No. 6, New Bridge. street; and wild by au Rookatilees. Jost publehed, by the wee Author, The GRAMMAR of HIsT,:tRY, be resin, of which that important Sebillei may be practically taught its Schools, price Se. bound. AN MIT HISTORY, for the the of Schools, in One deeely-printed V stooge. du...dee-ins, price 6e. bound. MOORRN HISTORY, for the Use of Schools, similar to the Ancient His cry, price Re. bound. SUPERFOR WIN rs. QPEN!.:I/R sod PERKIN'S, No. 115, Newly.. 1 / 4 " street, insuorters of Wif.ft AM term& es Forty low, !,ester„ .4 winch tray hese adopted that edsomble monde of inetunatirg et in tame Vase( Sand 4000 Gahm, contests, te sii re . sAlis..l se Geinsany and ethev. phase dread I by which their Wines anise impriseed In 1,11•04.11, and Welt cordial Qualities retained, that they are not nal, a &helm* Lion° , to th.• ralme, bet grateful to the Stomachs of NOM.. HAMS and 11111.irwil and infirm Their Strieftef _QMPI , sot, Madeira. Swells, &e. is of Fifteen Thooltood Poo* 00100, by Mush it they are enabled to keep Wise to led, i., Cask and Bottle ...They also iceep• lame . ..lkondy. Pine anti iiiiillaiCA Rum ' std tint f grlips• Shoe% Me oldie! in London, treatedio the SAM OW% Vats,- itnkh, with their Wines, they sell nil the Ella Ilawkitrats Time, foe ready ‘to..ey.-ollot lees than a Down sat to any pert of the teen, hoe of Expense. HAMPSHIRE MILLER'S RAT POWDER. kif R. T. RALSS. the Inventor, deems it highly kVA ospcdient to rewind Farmers, that the above Powder , for the destruction of RATS, can never be laid at a iwore conve nient opportunity, in all their runs, than at this season of the year, on einveying their barns, as it will iatallibly prevent their egnreclatinns on the new sown corn. In etiore-houses, dweliine.hutp.rs,sugar.hogethe on board ships, ks. It will non clew these verro.n, yet nom will touch it. beware ot coos. rerfsits, which ere every day obtruded. The genuine packets, price gr. 6d. each, are done up in a red thump, whereon la the none e " T. Rats They ars 641 In London only, by Chatripente and Co. All. gate; and at 10. 17, Avv-Mersallane,St. Pawl's; they Olaf ail* be had of the riliitah's Floriltseliers lu every town to the kimplore and et Mr. ciemvnts, Oaommtraiet, Havant, Hants, Aril 20, 11107. Exrimssi.y FOR THE EAST 1ND1.3 I.‘UUSICAL INSTRUMENI I'S, manufactured of solid rosterlds, opom .iih,ooved Pis for Es pot4tlbn, by CLEMEN T 1 an.l Wlgo 94. Cabspoils UPRIGHT GP AND PIANO vuarts. HORIZONTAL, Ui SMALL or SQUARE, Dam, Diu.. SARRILL ORiIANS &c. ell/4E4 aid CO ►ed to tafernt their riimmi. end ob. Public, that they have jest finished a IS %NIEL ORGAN, upon Ade:lianical Pri•reipk.. which, from its /kirk* of erinstoscason, and stemma effect, summetlea every lovietioa hitherto discovered, and which I; daily mbmitted I. inaneflion, at No 26, C►espaide, Cleineuti sad C... further beg leave t. rid. t h at Ur sill Int..rummti made for the wise of MO Cowart, are ►y se means calculated to resist the 4EIKIII of Foreign Climates, Sher ham therefore manufactured the oboe. Piatse Fortes and Otis" 41111111 such Wine Figlei l / 2 1144, St 061 rearrini all &At. of their ilarabilits, N .bility. Genti.-tnen intended for the 1 ii Univeraity f Cambridge, the Army, Navy. or C. ' melee. are roortelfilly inannied, that Mr. STAINES, tea.her of Naval and Witter, Atom in the University of Cambridge, rill give LrneOus in town. fir three month+, en the theory arid voila.. of Anyhm.tic, Algebra, Geometry, Unieemal Meneu ration, Navigation, Fluxion% Mechanics, Hydsusiaties, Otr tie., and Astretiotny Stainoi presume*, that front wemtp.fiee years elude of the Mathematic% arid t melee yew, evertataar ;make in teaching in the Umversity of Catntartdr., h. hat aegistred a perfect knowledge of the Tallthal meth Us to be ohm/tied in the on timunom•ion of eci-nrific knowledge ict the doiefinit capes**, of men. Gew imams imend.ll row the Unmerotr of Camilwidg- have one of the Ant *menu oboe of being psepered to t w the mot limmurable flogr.-wit merle wee nseimeed for the Navy ow Cora-nava Wi .4, dtuenegtali WWI 4141politimsaly taught the emblem relalsag therm; de dew men M the Nritoh I alpine have bed a aware ,whimeree For order, in taaelong, than Mn. Staines hes hot in the Univerwty of Canshridire. Tnition given, from Rill leeflei in die wierning, till ten at mot Term, are r.amoirde. "WWI may to town 04 Ms. thmincs, Nu. 12, Paisinviennettnet. IMPARIAL PARLI. ;N7'. HODS& OF LORDS, Truest', Aeons? It. The West India Audion Duty Exemption Bill, and the Post Office Regulation Bill, were forwarded in their respeaive stages. The Philanthropic Annuity Bill, the Pour Mil lion and a Hail, and the 500,0001. Votes of Credit Bills, were respeEtively read a second time. The Militia Transfer MIL the Militia Completion Bill, and the Militia Voluntary Enlistment Bill,went through the Couunittzes, and were respeaively re ported. PAROCHIAL SCHOOL KILL. Lord HOLLAND moved the committal of the Parochial Sdtnol Lord HAWK ESBURY rose to state his objec tions to the Bill ; first, as being brought before the Houw at a very advanced period of the Session. As for the very preamble it was nonsense. Indeed, to bring forward such an important objea of legis lation, under such circumstances. was so powerfully impre,sive on his mind, thst he found it hi, dm' , tis move, " That the further proceedings in this Bel be postponed fir thiee months." Lord HOLLAND observed, that the objection of his Noble nimbi was owing to a literal error in the preamble. Bat he could not help expt his surprise at another ohjeßion, arising horn the thinness of the House, and the very tar adv inced per mi of the Sessi Surely. his Nook Friend muu have f-rwitten what lied passed within these walls, width% be new last days. *hen :Onsets% of as great legis auve importasictes some rejeaed. aid others passed by a H 3dell ernausly as thus as the present. Lord RED ESDALE opposed the Bill, as dan gerous to the Preeestans Religion, inasmuch as the d • Pr ICk ItIPZIOCI. education purported to be bestowed, was trot ender II eccsesiaitical coatroul. . Lord ELDON declared binsself not beadle to the principle, but contended that the survireendence of the Schools ought to be vested in the fitiasters of the Established Church. With respeit to leaving th • appointment to the decision of the majority of the parishioners, he conceived it a fatal **dust to the Bill. Of the evils resulting from Isiah é power being vested in parishioners. he bad sees many examples; and perhaps he could not give a more striking illustration of the contention de duciiale from that right, than the pot litigation which the eleffion of a Leet.trer to the parish of Clerkenwell had so frequently created. • The Archbishop of CAN CERHU KY coincided in the opinion that a public education ought to be placed under the controul o the Diocesan. It war, and ought to be in a Proiestaut country. a parse mount consideratioa, to place the education- and moods of t h e lower classes of society atioder-chaami perintendence of the Clergy at the listahlishod Churc i. " Et east* risaneant in rel*es. Nernes." • 4 Earls CANrIOPE never could reconcile himself ;:r to an opinion so detestable, that no person. miles: a member of the Bstablishel Chore.., ought to receive a public education. Maid the Noble and Lamas& Lord assert, that the whole body of. Oisseaters, the-:111 Catholics. the Baptists, sad the Quakers. iisestant. to to eiejoy the heneffs of national instruction r sesseu she Noble and Learned L ird has said. that a pub* aid mode of education ought ti be founded spooling to narrow views of an established system. Would i,es say, is following op that prin.opk, that been's', in ..4 Canada the establishment is Catholic, diereforeoissoilo that ammtry the public education ought to be :CaillifiNceontroul ? Wny have the Sewell prised nil difterldwas superior even in all the minor degrees of w e arrisanthip ? rhe pre-eminence has ontandy AM'S -IS from the general diffusion of knowledge anitsaget; ie them. Nen who tears, to spell, and read, and mites. soon begin to think, cad the result, eves with worlw ft ing men. was, that they did mere work is a 11110 100 4 time, and of a superior quality. With raspallsta •ad tbe observation, that because the sight of elbiliesrait to the Latino-440f Clacimawall beim =Met bell the perieheeners, and that frees k Mash brigs. Lion bad "med. therefore oars was a lama , )bjoltioe to leaving the. palest appeasement so the derision of a saajorisy d she parishioners I web as ohjelbse was iasiiq no the err twee Me analogs's Is theism of cleibeawsk ma* Chooses , ry soils bad meant* 1 - Mg it was ageism the pretrial= of the present 114 mesh lose • • against its principle. Mete was as old siege. of all . C.hancery snits; that the oyster wastlitheiedm sad there +masochistic left for the elaimsetabot ids sbell.—(.l lie h./ tie hulawrif aewid alesspilfp • ' their elves. In heir id he was Wong Maresetsid in such a mit for a coarse of tarty yaws. arid is England he was a party to one of bar anadrad years standing. (A lead lotwir.) Wan *very ash siderauou, he thought die motion of the Noble do. cretary of St ate ought It, be negatived. The motion of Lend Hawkesbory was dim pep aid carried A•thout a division, so toot the SW uf • r Mr. Whitbread was lost for the baton. IRISH ARMS [ALL. Lord HAWK idU ItY moved the cothmittal of the Irish Arms Lord VVA:.,INOMIAM in the Chair. Lord HOLLAND rose, and observed, that it was bh intention to have oppo, d inc rnition for going into a Committee art the present Ben, was he u. , at the moment of the quesuo i being put, in some degree inattentive to too bunt ens pa,sing in the House. However, he would take the advautage ut the committal, of statnig inos . arguments *Ascii weighed with him to o s a t iose the Pt inciple of the rill. Scarcely had 44 hours expired since the Noble Secretary of State. wh this night moved the eammittal of a dies' tati.ig 801, h.sd, with his wonted eloquence, powerfuny imp...seed the necessity of arming for our defeuce the waole population of the empire. Ye., this night. instead tit putting ..arch a determination into execution, instead of locrea.ing the resources of our sesurity instead of uniting Lie who.e of our fellow-subjeas in one indissisiuble bond of common safety and sum% their LatO ships were called upon to take out of the band, of fellow-subjects, those weapons whicn a better policy would have arrayed in our defence World ii not proves more 'Aunty policy to have inquired into the discootent, and correited the necessity ? On a tormei period great dissatisfaCtion was expressed At the appli cation so our situation of the :elm, a olioteled people. But if such violent remedies were necessary, and by necessity they could only be justified, most certainly the application was oared; and what a strange speectacle did such conduff es!.ibit to the enemy and to Europe, that at a moment when the natio was proud of eviuci.ig is Unanihr.4ll Vint t.finelep nd epee ; when the Parliament were holding t.irth She invincible power of the British people when etianimou, ; then it was, that a dritih otinistry, in the contemplation of a possible ,veat, were anal tray proposing legislative measures for the purpose of disarming a very large proportion of .cur imysical force. 'Co this Bill there were objettions, which by do !beans applied to that enaHment. (Inc lasurrec lion Bill), woose principle be supported *an the 'Strongest and most acute feelings ut regret. Yet, is that Bill there was .:is prosper, that its powers were vested in the highest Chi:atter, under the most powerful impre.sio., ot respeekaunity, an • that it would n,.t be acted upon. until the evil, waich it was intended t repress,bael of ueuly manifested itself. but here was a but, placing in the hinds at tne Ast gistrae), Oa the us 'smut alter its naltment, an un qualified power art e..tet tog tue houses of the lush . rook, as welt by sight as by day. without say proper or waive= power being vested in the Lush .;overausene to Auard against abuse, or to check its extension. He argued further, mat such a Esti would deism its own intention, and that it t-ie.e persons _ PREGNANCY ANY L4dy in this situation, under peculiar eir. cuat+tauces, may obtain a caaryaetatial Friend, and 14. cur , . Aar honour anA happoitca by ad , b,tiolit a LoVer (pat pawl) to late* GRIMSTON, No. 15. amend-dreet, Golden aliuge, when a inivAs intcraier eau the Adventiase rill in appointed.