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rtfsL ;crest .4I 1 .. . . ..I t 'l e 40 • i) k ' . r itt o b ,:, I . • g 1 - - L _ r 13 • ..., NV taiga 18&Z.) SIXTH TIME. THEATRE-ROYAL, DERRY-LANE. TTitti PEESENT EVENING, May 14, IAOB, L ?brit 51armsties• Servants will perform, a Pies, Comic opvta, iu three arts, called, •rtiE .iEW OF 110C;ADOItE. • The Overture and the whole of die New Musts: composed by Mr. Kelly. The Chsrseters by 31r. Brahma', Mr. Dowtnn, Mr. J sant stone, Mr. Keity, Mr. Iluiland, Mr. Itaynautd, Mr. l'esslcy, Mr. Smith; Mrs. Mutual's'', Mrs. Maud, :sag * A turare. A Dance by Misses Green, Davis, Tv:snaky, H. mud F. bvanett, awl 'Vow, (Pupils of Mr. DlElevillc.) After whThh, the remedy of THREE WEEKS At* TER NI ARRI AGE. Sir Charles Racket, Mr. Elliston ; Mr. Dowton. Led) Backer, Mn. Jordan ; Mrs. Droggrt, Med. Sparks. O u Tuewisty, the last New Canted) of The World ! wills tisc New Dread Serious Ballet of Action, called, Caractscus. —no Titurseity, The Jew of Mogedore ; re which *at be added, Caractstirs. • • THEATRE-MYAL, COVEN I'ASA KD FN . WM.'S PRESENT EVENING, Mai 14, IdoB, will be pftsented,lthe Comedy of THE MAN OF THE WojiLT). fir'fertioea4lllacitywoillada, eN4OMIAPIPI6 •Silt‘ C. Keretbie; Metwale, V:r. Chapman; Sidney, ?•Ir. 'bony. Rodulpha 1 ambrreourt. Mn. 14 Johnrum ; COO- Mita Norton; petty Hist, Mts. Mattocks. Bad of the Plat, a New &Lath Dauer., cplled, THE HiciffLAND LADDIE. The Principal diameter, by Mr. Bologna, jun.; blr. Ria g weg ; Mr. Itoloicna, WI: • Miss El. 8u10g0. , , 'Mire M. Brishwr, Mrs. Whitmore, and the Maser Adams. I'o wltlet will be added; • Magical Farce, called, PEEPING TOM. Earl Merma, Mr. (Allmon ; Harold, Mr. Taylor ; Mayor. Nr. Waddy Tom, Mr. t Awcett ; Cramp, Mr. Sil3lll;‘)pe. Lady Godly*, Nn. Hritnistroi s ; Eratns, Mir Whoa; Mayartati, Mrs. Davenport Mead, Mrg Os Mondry, Shalcspeare's Traced!. of King Richard the Third too hick rill be adOM t7th, and pusttier , y the last tune the Bergen), the faegarita Pautemitneuf Harlequin sad 'Mother Goose. FOR THE BENEFIT OF Slit. ELLISTOSI. THEAER.E DRURY-LAN E. 1r i ItY.N DAY N - EXT, Nl:iv lb, ISOM, Their Majesties' Servants will set the Comedy of MrChl ADO Auot 7 T NoTtIING Dm Pedro, Mr. ; 1.4.3nat0, Mr. Wroughten ; Don John, Mr Eyre; Clandlo, Mr H. Siddons ; Bettediek, Mr. 'Altana ; Aeldiatar, Mr. Diguom ; Antonio, hti. Powell; ling berry, Mr. Dortos ; Mr. Cooke; Comrade, Mr. Ray ; Verges, 'Mr. Wewitser. Hem, Miss Mell•vis ; Beatrice, Mrs. Jordan; Margaret, Mite Tidswell ; Ursula, SI rs. Scott. • In Act 11. a MASQUERADE ; and Mr. Stetreno's Glee of '" Sigh so more ladies, it Mr. Pigneat, Mr. Gibbon, Mr. Denby, Mr,. Slathewo, mil Mies Kelly. After which (not anted those 13 mars) the Fairy Tamed EDGAR AM) EtiMELINE, (Commented into one Art) R/Igar (son to the Est' of Kent, dtogetieed aa a 'WWII+, tinder the name of Illfrola), Mr. Ellietosi • Floriniand, Mr. Russell. Emmeline, iritioAtrr to tl..e Ear ' of Northumber land, disguised ne e Men, under the name MGooddiert), Miss Daman; Elatsa, Mrs :Mathews • Elfrida Else Kelly. In the rosin, of the tinning " A Smelt a nd Tear," by Mr. Benham, „secornpardial by Himself on the pi a n o f or to ; c e. I , •••corrate Pam by Mr. Praha"' and Signora 1 o WAlleh wlI be odrkil„ else Melit•ltrama of • TEKEL.I. Trkeli ffur that night one), Mr. Elliaton. The root of the Character,' as usual. Tickets and Places for the Boars in ha bad of Mr. siN. ma No 9, St rutford-iilacs, 0).6,rd-roads awl of Mr. Spin, at the Bois-ollice, in L,:tle Ituesoll-steer, Covesatigarilea. . eltlelif:E. 4 GB tND NIATCII will be pin?ed in linlire Corkft-Ground; St. Mary-la-bonne, on MONDAT, May the Ilithe 18014, and the todosing day, bets eta melee t.clitlemea of the Mary-la-boom (loth, uyaiust twelve Gentle men of the limeinertuo and Middkvrx Clubs, for Eire Hem ibe4 Gutman reide, The Wickets to be pitched at eleven o'clock. PLAYERS. Mary-ls-honr.e. Lord F. Ilesuclerk, G. Bligh, Hon. A. Upton, Poo. C. Ouslior, 'E. Smith, Esq. G. ',eyeliner, Eaq. General Ouelost, T. Mellish, R. Leigh, Esq. B. Alelebie, Esq. Col.3llaitlaud, W. Drumlin), En, Admittance 6d —NO 411(1 ac mil Stamp, sold. A niarciere tloteimpfton. F. Ladl.rook. T:mq. T. Viigne, Ls j. - rePliertswo. EA. Holland, Esq. Warren, Esti flamttetan, Esq. Eo.tifais, F;sq. %vac, Esq. - bale, Esq. J Jackman. Esq. T. Boyle, Esq. gad, Esq. 11 - nine...l—Cricket eat., Rails, to let, will fold one hustles ti TO THE AIFPLICTED WITH REPTERE. Eche! with Ear; Cniitenietwe, ana hdfoty, sad twujpiouilaii . trial a!'• o. (-41 grat e r. THE sfii tete , ' with Rt . V1111(F. partivillarh . these *bo have difficult Complaints, are acrinurir slied to try SALMON'S PATENT ST.LF-AIULSTING TRUSSES, as they are also to retool them *rot of °nig. 'horrid they not be approved. Persons whose Raptures are attended with other distressing complaints, are rirelicled in this address; the pot:eider formatiort of this Trnss affmiling rrl,ef by collecting and secotiett the relaxed ports, without iriolsoce tel injury to the vessels lyieg wider its pressure at ti:r same time conformiag itself to all changes in the pinition cit the hotly us witirh it rests, also a huruiag of increase or decrease of (sire and sire, change of i o.rtutg , &r. Sold, Whoksaie and Rttail. by Sclmon and Co., et their Manufactory, No. y, OCITSI44,ITeI, *lltn lihrre also stay be had, pi mos ank. trd. Orr Patentee's MTCHANICAL ANA .I.I.SIS et TRUSSES in gcrii ral, pointing out tbeit semi site.* asd defects. RIGIIBURV LODGE, FOR SALE SY PRIVATE CONTRACT', it ITU EARLY POSSESSION riIHAT Capital Residence, celled 111(;f4 - 1 BURT LODGE, situate at Highbary, sear Mioni thne mks from tha metropolis, with nimble r •o.wh- Iwuue, Simstall Stahie, OHM% Lawn.. Pleasure :round, ehintation, Sbrobbery, Gamlen', and leaskisrs, containing, in tinr ishnle, about Five Amos. The Mansion-house, whirls is of handsome elevation, bas bets 'sleeted within these few Ncays bl n tlentlemen olecmiwill for his own relthilifllT, in the 1111 , Pt substantial and complete manses , ; sad contains an entrance Hall, Vestibule, and _principal Stair-case Dining Parlour, Ss feet 17 Sect ; Drawing-Room, 25 het by Vert; Dmakfast-Rouns, 17 fret by 15 /r.l u; Libraty, 17 Lem by 12 Get ; twave excellent lofty Led-Chamber% and al:ached and detached fleeces of (very diseriptioo. This dt - ur.r.sir mansion commands the most retentive, and beauti till prospects, and combining, in au eminent degree, the advantages of n town, with the ',rarity and retirrniasit of country residence, is adsimalily adapted fur a man of for gine, or an eminent siserchasit, desirous of une cal.iblitutent The Estate is hr:rl nu long Leases, lathier mode. ate ground rd meadow rcuts. Elf paructibs, apply to Mr P. W. Crowther, Solicitor, Zto. 57, Cokisiuketrevt. Tine day iS published, in svo. price too. W. &divan"), by Tribresse. wins Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, a LIE MADRAS SCHOOL; or, Elens , •nts f Tiiii.nis; eraprs..4 the Anabosie of all Experimeot in Education. with ill Facts, proofs, rant Ilinstrations ; a Sermon on ih..: nvy:op-ietr Education of the Ponr; the Pki-. of a N diunal Iturnit stint% far the Childriai of th. r,,,,r snot a Specimen . f tbs Itrimena Instruction at the ho)al 31iiitary it •yliut. 13) the Rev. Dr. BELT, Rector of )i•rannze. Painted for John Mame, 34, Fleet-41,reet, lArtolua; and Ar. lobed Cuustableand Co., CJinlinrsh. Lately published, and In hn Mid serreatei, The A NALtaiS of ais EXPERIMENT, lac as. ail A sr. a NION pres. Mad at Lambeth. is. The PLAN ors NATIONAL IN4TIII7TITI,ser. is. :1 - i F IG U R EE. SATURDAY, MAY 14, 1809. NEW 1t011.'1111,11 ADi OV EMKWAIt MESSRS. CRAMER most respectfully ow qnaint the Nobility, Gentry, and their ' , tirade in isoeral, that their ANNUAL CONCERT will be perfmannil et the Miner Biome, on WEDNESDAY the Itsth instant , Principai Vocal Perfarinen--Mrs. Billiaron, Mr. aid Mrs. Vaughan, Signor Sibuin, and Madame Bianchi. Leader of the Bawd, Mr. F. Cramer; 'Druid Pisim-forte, Mr. J. E. Cramer; H wp, M adatiie Duasek. Aillinltg the principal liistrurneutal Performers are— Messrs. Litalsy, Ashe, H. L a nett, Moralt, Ciriesbach, Me hoe, Holmes, Petrifies, and Boyce. Tickets PA. 6a. each, to tnr had of Mr. J. B. Cramer, No. 25, Edgeniwe. road ; Mr. F. Cramer, Nu. 39, Marc:it-et street;Cartmilish.vpiare ; and at the Marie Shupe sof Nit Ir!.. Bireball,Cicitienti and Cis Preston, Lnvesu, idly, Mont:t ut, Belts, Royal-Exchange, and Wilkinson and Cu. Hay- DI whet. 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Upon the mntioa of Lord ELLENSOILOUGH, for the tieroad reading of this Bill, The Earl of Alums rose, ead stated, that there were reasons to induce him to express very strongly his objections to thus still. lie thouht it a mea sure caiculated to inflict `eery crue t puni,!mieut upon those whose misfortunes were such as to en title them to compassion: The pmvili ins of the bill rendered the innocent and the guilty equally liable to severe pueisnment : fur it cer taluly could not be contended that duress was n o puuishinent. What was the object of i;iiprison ineiit in general ? Undouturdiy to uhiain that p:.,:strty, of M iihl, a fatedilla.4 debtor n..- odes to ae r aisc his Crt(ill4:. But 16 the laiv had hitherto stood in respect appeared that such severity punish the fraudialeat debtor. that he had always endea, owe the innocent, but unfortunate, , fro* that imp►isonmeut, which k. a7.elied to a different character. proposed to their Lordshil 'oetateu the snail who had taLentioliad deception, &ltd. might have «attracted a tie, bocoate iumpahls of &ocher* sided, that every person co certain atuouut, might year, and thou «tortuous crimes, such as dear LOD.4lrips would call could be iurprtotted wit nits• of answering the charge—ti main out,aud after he • right of bmiaqf broii4ht to tieing admitted to bail. debt, wilboot the charge I any didihetion between man was Liable matt remain there for the pnuithuseut at' emed the t..rontractor of a small As much as he respectfli Frisitd, be oppoiition to the bill, opitlious whit* he had meta of our laws. It early iulhe au.xt Setwiere the whole question that House. fur th. puriore the iuwoceut and eufferir Earl apologised for his Lordships' tiinu find q:ui huswever sorry he vrns in and Learned . Friend, tv: as lie did upon thi3 :iubject, oppo,,ition to the bin. Lord ELI of the innocent, iu cares *nig with thus: of an opoob - o of thobe trretoeditiole ' possible to avoid. It would extrerady daficult to by vhich• the truudull imbibed ; and a., difficult, debt had beta contracted F misfortune, or fraud. posing aliy additional , persons, as far as it iv, froui a snore severe the lsiw uow stoat he had no doubt but his attention tovracdi the is,a,itesed yj they most this coulitiy, and every othei where credit formed the hail, of our general transactions, it was of the utmost inspoinume that every should Li • n‘lopted which might prevent its destruction. His - Noble Friet,d, on other °cessions,' had impressed his iniud very much with the representatiou be had given or the wisrortunes au.l miseries of those who w,:re co,,stfned to prison thr debt, and it bud su tar cogagisl his attention, that he had submitted to the cousideratioo of the other Judges, how far it might be practicable to make such alterations as would nutmeg the hardships of those people. From all he had heard and known upon this subject, he could not go the length his Noble riend intl. 'mated, fur be was inclined to think, that even where there was no fraud, too much lenity might be sheiiii to the contractors of debts, awl it was for that House to consider the result of freeing our prism's of confined debtors, whose hardships might appear great: the consequence, in his opinion, would be, that the debtor would no sooner leave the. prima, than his situation would be oeeupied by the creditor. He was somewhat surprised at the opposition shewn by his Noble Friend, fur he must contend, that this Bill was so far an amelioration of the debtor's situation, that he would now be con • fioed only for a limited time, and it was extended t o th e fraudulent, ao well as the innocent coo tractor of a debt, because it was upon most occa sions extremely difficult to know in what way, and by what means, a debt had beeu contracted. ‘Vhst ever (Onion he might form of his Noble Friend's.. isacritled ineamre, he felt himself disposed to sup port that till which was now before the House. Lord EIVIIME expressed his great readiness, at all tinsels to give his *Assent to, and promote those measures, wh:ch amisted them's(' of humanity, in. relieving the distresses of oar fellow creatures. Ile felt himself on that account friendly to the present Bill ; hemline, so far it breathed the spirit of hinno nity, that where by the law a creditor might have arrested Isis dqbtor, *hese case was worthy of corn paw on, thrown him into prison, and there de tained Lint for any length of thee, at his own ills creton, it was here provided, that worthy of com ps...iron or not, he could not suffer the confinement of a prison fur a longer period theta one year. It was, he thought, an erroneous idea which some people adopted, when they divided this clsss of aualikiud ions debtors and creditors, ao.I it iell to mistaken emiclusions, if we considered dein iu that point of view ; for the general part of creditors were also debtors ; and if that security which they poseesised of imprisoning their debtors were taken away, mast probably men! olio are nbw creditors, would soon become ruined dehtors. He would oft, at this time, pledge himself as to any particular line of conduct he should pursue, when the Noble Earl (Muiral, should bring his proposed measure bethre that linage ; but, in the present instance, be should, even for the sake of homaility, give his cordial assent to the Bill introduced to that House by his Noble sud Learned Friend The Loan CHANCFLT.OI4 in differing from the Noble Lord who had thought proper to oppose this Bill, could riot help pa, ing him this tribute of respect;—ha bad been 6,4 acquainted with . :. 0 ' ~., . . s-, _,. _ 4 ..- .' '.'-' • -• ArAr. . ' : , A • . ' r .. •I $ ... • .le - :., 7vt 5• : . ~.. `-- 44,410, 1:41- ~,:z ''" - •"*.' \ • , '"l •• ' . - o . :•. .' • ' 4. ... ... . . s i x...l/ . .4 . 0 .. PR ICE STX•T E NCR. !sped to imprisonment, it .. •ity was ased in order to • hi,,r. The only alteration ' au on: ed to effect was. that . '.' ulnae, slight be relieved u . :, which ought only to be .. ~ • character. I lie buil now hips, made no dietitictiogi '.4 ad been guilty of the most id.ain innocent person who debt, and afterward, bate ischarging it. For it pro- contracting sineill debts to . ht be imprisoned for one led. In eases of the taws • ih high treason and &ion* :all to mind, that no taw ithent having an opportne .. rarge—that charge mad be l ' was imprisoned. he he 4 a to trial without delay. or 4 . k ii. but here, for a erialt. ;e being made out, without , • I, in, the mnucent and the , e to be cast into prison, and l one whole year. Besides, ito be inure severe agusud II debt than of a large one. s' d the character of hie Noble • ; be must express a decided ' fur it was contrary to all the 1 • formed upon that depart- cerL inly was his intention, on of Parliament, to bring debtor and creditor before s rive of obtaining relief for . ffering debtor. The Noble •i.. I occupying so much of their i inucluded by observing, that ‘ i. , in dithering from his Noble. •" i ii.: was in duty bound, feeling ,bjeet, to exprtess haa decialed ... : , , 4 cn observed, that the liability .es of debt, sometitues suffer. upeeosite description, was one . calamities w hide it was hes- would be found, he heliereder . devise any legal provision.. • lent debtor alone in rid to - if/it:lilt, to ascertain w :led from venial extras" t • ,' This Bill, so far frnisi imp* - ' ha-dship upon test ease of went, ...:er'analy /e11er...11 the - . :vere punishment, wiiich, us r.. e might ,e b u tkj ecte d to. ik , . Noble Friend oval, is all bar , inisfei•tonat of these peoples • 4 Ibinsevolact motives; bet's • eery other where credit forured ral transactions, it wits of the that every ineasu•s• should be • prevent its destruction. kits , ..:)ar occasions.• had irrinn......v.4 CRAM'S ?NSW Thiq de! is rilaisbod, d Is Nonnbtre Rork! Folio, iltu•- trsted with upwards of vs elegant Plate., in the elisilk twiner, price SI. H. Or soy Nombrc reratiite, price tie bd. each, rylkii. COMPLETE INSTRMTOR lj DRAWING LANDSCAPtS and EIGURILS. Ay W. M. CRAIG, Lecturer es Drawi , ,g, !eluting, sad Repaving, at die 11;ill loch Nombre of thiirilreirkisortiiiolinted with Fix rN snt En: firings, in the (;hulk manner, foot Original De signs by the Author, expressly fur this Work ; containing the first Elements of Dinning ; Examples of the It.intiEcs tiots and Foliage of different. Tows, and their precise Clio raeter at ' , miens distances ; Exemplar of • Perfect Land leaps by original Views la Caot►rrlaad, Santry, !kr. ; Rotes fur the delinsittion of riguris, and Examples of their connection with Landscapes, i.e. 1.. r. The whule forming tiro baud/owe royal fans •olumes of kitintics and Roles Printed fur C. Cesdork sod W. Joy, (Sometimes to the Sate Mr. (lften), No. s, Lee-Maria-lane, Paternoster-row._ WY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. ROCHE'S ROYAL H E RBAL ANBItO CATIOY ' • an elrertual CURE An the 1100PlhG OCOUGH,without Medicine. The anAralled reretatiou *IN Embrocation has gained, and tip Investor, anxious to secure it genuine to the and prevent the linitmitions daily practised by oupriiic.ried Pemous vending spurious Compositions, has obtained 116,4 Majestt's Royal Letters Patent, appointing hien the sots sad exciustre benefit of his must invaluable discovery. The Public aid Families may, therefore, be supplied, wholesale and retail, at his binge, \o. ig. King—fleet, Hollnies ; mid are tognested to observe, that rich 1 , 1411.1 p is signed "J. Roche;" and with each bottle is circa • foil direction, at the top of which are Hit Majesty': .tr.us , raise ts. •." AL eihrars are csiltutertsits. IAtPERII 1. P.411L1.4.11EA'7. HOUSE OF LORDS—CM is. The SeLietena-GvontAt. ftw SCOTLAND areor4 at prat length fur the Ilespow.lcot, in slot Scotch .1 pp. al, Earl of tVeni!sa r. Nl.Varra; afterwhich Mr: &Mks was h..ard in rrply, amt the further psocecdii.p wrre puotpoweil till tai incor..w, at two o'clock. Tit- Bishop of Dow s milt the oaths soil his rest. Melrti•utos , and of b, t 'Members of the , House of Com swum, lerought up the mts Amt.-lowa Tases Hill, one mud • halt milli.. Exchequer Bails Bill, and Se there surlbun Ex tbequer Bills Rill. NI,. Alderman SIIAW brought op the Bakers' Ilreulation Bill. Aftsr this, several private Rills sere braved up, all of uhieli mere laid upuir.the table, stud were severally read a first liver. The Militia Pay Bill, the Militia Subaltetlis• Bin, the llliliva Adjetasits' Bill , tLe liish :Militia Pay Bill, the Irish Sterne Duty Dill, paired tLi.eit;h Committees, &DA Were reported. ANDSCAPES ANL