The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-05-02 00:00:00

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May 2, _LA TERLOO in as ALLEGORY, painted for the Dave. LIFE of the Weal - *WV WILLIAM PITT, hie Majesty's laments will perfons i ,.4th time, Lord foes of the Britiels Inetitutioii, by JAM ES WARD, Fig. to • Prlinsay, VISO. d ot; and Mr. Aelbery, Morse. Richard Franke, ens. of filtwark•opon-Treat, Natio*. plasetion as to the cirentnetances alleged in the Potitiue. Ir e kiels_ ,_... . if tree, requited the immediate imerferrnee o f eke RA. site 35 feet by 21 feet, is sow open, at the Egyaliiir. By GEORGE TOIMI LIN 11, Dilibillishop of Witsebester. haw, miller, to 6 ,,,,,..d er , ;g oy it, 9. and JIM, 41, an s4sves t urgematuro. Frogs the late period nf . the *anon, he was Byron's Tragedi a ARINO FALTER% Nall, Piccadilly. . Printed fur John Mograpoeflommelsearees. , the Sa DOGE OP VENICE. Admission Ir.— C at a lo g ue dd. at tacen's Head Inn, Newark-upou- T rea t . Altoestopt, afraid he world sot be able to bring the subject folly Miele . •• Messrs. Tenants mud Bawer, •• Newark-epos-Trent; mid their Lordships by a specific motion. He would therefore Marino Faller., the Doge, Mt. Cooper; Beratecin Falter% Descriptive Catalogue, with Etched Outline, 2s. W. , ' This,dey is publird/d, in 419. with ihurtern Plates, engraved memo. bag aid A iint ,„, , }ima m ii _ cou 4 Gm i ss.ino, moat that the Petition s h ou ld be read. Mr. Thompson; Liam, Mr. Foote; &mattock, Ur. Powell; , by Charles Resat, Otte 2/. 15s. Loudon. . • • After suttee converossion across the table, whit, VA% in- Michael Steno. Mr. Walloon •' Israel Benseekt, Mr. Wei. BRITISH INSTITUTION, P ALL -MALL. V TOUR theringh the SOUTHERN PRO- G ourge Alli es , o f Bi s b o p . Weeniest's, Thames, sip- audible below the bar, i n whi c h th e ( in 0f.1.1V hit I OM., lark; Phillip Caleaciaro, Mr. Bromley; Bertram, Mr. liar - IN (-consequence of the crowded state of the ViNCE.4 'of the Kincaid. of NAPLES, maker, to surreader, May 10,24, ai.d Jame 12,.at gam% at Lard HOLLAND, and the Earl if DARNLEY t-iik pail, nerd. Aegisthus. Wife of the Doge, Mrs. W. West; Ma. Gallery during the prelatic week, mud the interest which By the Hon. RICHARD PfPEL CRAVEN. the Bridge 11*, flattop Waritsiosith. Attorneys, Ye, Woes- the Petition was read and laid uti the table —sAiljoi.i us d. diatm, Ilia* Smithies. Las been so gen/wally excited by the moral Evhibition, it . To which is imajoineil, a Met it , the immediate Cie. k ' a t 87 • 1 " 1 " 1 " , Lawdow i aid Mr. Edward Hitler To omelsole with the Forte of will confirm OPEN till SATURDAY NEx - r, the Silt noinitooee , otteo di„ g t o, r ote ' ' 6 00. Bi.hrop Westmeath. FRIGHTENED TO DEATH ! Of Slay. (By O tter) JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. - u - led t . r nu,eweii sod * net, New Beeti.e i reet. Johr lithepliesti,jita. el Paton, We/tester, said Riukord ROUSE OF COMMONS, Tuestlatr t MAY 1. Sir loam* Greybeard, Mfr. Genie; Pititstem, Mr. Harley; l g rAU U ss Houghton, of Barmy, Worcester, *okra. to swereileto Soy Admittance Is —Catalogues Is. each. . London. A • 13, „, 5 g en , tdipot t.t n „ e IS, ot ton d o% o n t i nt wi n D odo boo, , ~,. - ,er SPEAKER look the Chide aUlse awl hour. Marlawl, Mr. Reign; Cartago, 11e. Biassed; Cul. Bluff, . Mr. Ifiaiag. Emily, Mrs. Orger ; Congos, Miss Cabin ; e e ls The Gallery will be Re - o pened about the middle of Thie de see tow : Waresiten Atillgerlo -ZAPilk to iliilomot,Alo.:' . I r-• vf . 1 0 1 ITU Peall o . ol . e•tifiee'em'e tit , C.m1 106 , Petty, lan. Blood. V i er p i ip tk,s C.4llbelios ef the finest Works of the Ancient ' NS m il the. pn coiner Taw . Loadica; sad Mr. Elul too Binsitsgbaie. of Flahanongsrs, praying to be Nerd themselves, ur by norm to be takes of Me. Rodwell„ in am PA' task of the , . :::_...,.' „ . • SENT STATE of the POLICE of the METRO- John Westaway of Exeter, watch maker to surrendee, Counsel, against the Bill fur repealing the Siattit• of Merles 11. which pmbibits budding on the site...( As Saloom of am 1101122.... • .4:4- . c -• • ••-• r - " • . , ~ Ma 21 . , 22, god ' Just 12, a t eleveu, at ;toe Half Mouse nays on the banks of the Thames —.Referred to ILe Cum. Private Boxes eats *sty be obtained for the Evening of - GRAND VENETIAN CARNIVAL, POLlSi.with a few Senegal's* towards its Improvement. lun y , Exeter. Attorneys,. Mr. Furlong, Exeter, and 51r. 9 Mr. Rodwvll, at the Bow Oiler. (By Authovity of the Right Hon. the Lord chamberltin.) By 1. B. ALLEN, W.. Wright, King's Beach.tralk, loiter-Temple, London. miller on the Bill. ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA HO[ SE, One of the Magistrates of V e i ns H a lt . To -morrow , and Friday, Marian Faller°.William Demaiur, of Burley, York, oursied•cpioarr, to 'nee Haase resolved itself into a Committee on the Wept. h J f STRAND.printedur J . Hatearil dan Son, 127, Piccadilly; and The Public are most respeetfally informed , that the Pro - surrender, May 10, at five, 11, and Jane 12, at teu, at tie mioster Iniprovenient Bill, wircis passed thiongli the Cum. pricier has entered into a renewed engagement with Miss A T the request of many Noblemen mod Gen. Butterworth and Sun, Fleet•street. New tun, Bradford. Attoravir, Messrs. Fisher nod Sod. miner, and was ordered to be engrossed, sod read a third Wilson sail Mr. Brabant; they will oppear on Saturday in Bemen t leaving Town for the short Parliamentary low, Thavies.lng, Landow, and Mr. Quirky, Bradford. time to-morrow. Love in a Village. . Vacation, the SECOND MASQUERADE will tort take This day is published, in one very small Volume, beautifully Thomas Greenwood, jun. of Preston, Lancaster, upbol• Sir J.GRAHAM presented a Petition (mom the %%Airs An Operatic Drama, 'stilled 'The Kind Impostor, will be place Mail tor, printed, price ss. ail WEDNESDAY, May 9, 1821, when the dif- sterile, to surrender, May 28, at five, 49, at eleven, sod of tie Parish if Mare-le-hone, lit support of a Bill nor, speedily produced. (erect peculiarities and customs of the Carnivals at Venice, A N ITALIAN TRANSLATION of the June 12, at twelve, st the White Hart lint, Preston. Attot- pending for the better administration of the office or Ma. 11.611./ Nantwa ..ui Fin - tie. Intrude. of Pcirlinral mind ROOK of COMMON PRAYKR. .--- wt.-- u...-. 1 ...A 1.L..... I i 3... 1 - as..-..i. .11, friairai.s in and alumni iiie mrtrnunlia. aatdi •••••••,,kumad,oli as, NUMBER 57, CAmtpeal . STRA N D. AT the regnest of many Noblemen tlemeo, leaving Town for the short Parliamentary Vacation, the SECOND MASQUERADE will not lake place üblil WEDNESDAY, May 9, 1821, when the dif ferent peculiarities and customs of the Carnivals at Venice, Rome, Naples, and Florence, the bilrudos of Portugal, and the Funsiones of Spain, will be ititroilneed; together with all the G.inses, Dances, anal Exercises, cf the ancient Tour. gawenls and Itevelrie■ of this Commies for which purpose many Gentl►men (Sultseribers to this Eitteatainment) have alr►ady formed lhetnselres into appropriate Groups. The spmcioms stage of this Theatre will be late.' op with the whole of the extensive decoratire f4ceurry. and Monti. nated in various forms with many Thousands of variegated Lamp.. to produce the most convening effect. Boutiques de Couliture, Chinese Pavilions, Tyrolese Cottages, fur the purpose of serving apprupriele Refreshments. The Grand Saloom, called the Lyceum, will be opened al One sa*Ckack precisely, with a Superb Bouquet, for One Thousand Persons. . , to e 12, At eke . . . . New lun y Bradfield. Attorneys, Messrs. Fisher and find- Sow, Thavres•lnu, London, and Mr. Cawley, Bradford. Thomas Greenwood, jun. of Preston, Lancaster, sphol• sterdr, to surrender, May 2d, at fire, 49, at eleven, and June 12, at twelve, at the %%lite Hart leen, Preston. Attot- Dela, Messrs. Hurd and Johnson, King's Beeerh.wal4, Temple, London ; and Messrs. Trotsghion and Hoydoek, Preston. iproeenlen fill , wircis passed ihsongh the Coo- Knitter, and nag ordered to be engrossed, hard rrad a third lime lo•morrow. This day is published, in one very small Volume, beautifully printed, price hs. AN ITALIAN TRANSLATION of the BOOK of COMMON PRAYER. Printed foe Samuel Rapier, No. IS, Paternoster-row. Where may be hail. in uniforms Volumes, price Sr. each, TRANSLATIONS into Latin, Greek, Spanish, German, Modern Greek, or French; or the Eight Volumes in one set, including the English, price 'X Sir J.GBAHAM presented a Petition firms the %%Aire of the Parish r f Mary.le-hone, io support o r a Bill nofi. pending for lbe hello, admitootration of the office of Ma gistrates in and &mut the mrtropolis. and rurotometoliox especially that some measures should lie adopti.d for tot preveulion of the pracfce Of tisokint shoot war.l mitt blowing horns al all times of the day and iii,:lit.—Referrrit to the Committee on the Bill. John Jerry, of Kirton, Suffolk, malleter, to surrender, May 18, at seven, 17, and June 12, at eleven, at the Coach and Horses, Ipswich, Suffolk. Allortie)s, Mr. Jaeltanian Ipswich; and Messrs. Beitialey,Gray's-lon-square, Lusidtio: DIVIDENDS. May 22. J. Macuair, jun. and J. Atkinson, of Cornbill, Lon don, nsereitantv at ten, at Guildhall. 9 - _ Sir J, SEBRIGII r presented a Petiliou Gum the Inha bitants of Royasou, Hereford, prayiug fur a teviaion of OW This day was published, to Itino. p r ice Is. beards, the 'flora Edition, of ACOMPLETE ANALYSIS, or ABRIDG MENT of DR. ADAM SMITH'S INQUIRY into the NATURE and CAUSES or the WEALTH of NATIONS. By JEREMIAH JOYCE. " hest exhanstos Rewire Warm" . . . . Critwiaal Code.—Orderrd lu be printed. Mr. HILISKISSON brought in a Bill for insprorine the Land Reveartmof ilk Crown, and for the boiler regnlatlWl _ - May it. .1. Lay, ofSuuth 11101 ion-street Oaford-strret, Mid dlesex, hatter, at te a , at Guildhall, 11.;tadua. May 26. W. Vaughan, of Middlewx, tailor, at twelve l at Gaildhall, Loudon. May 26. J. Hill, of Ituthnhithr, Surrey, merchant, at twelve, of the same—ltem! • first time, ordered to be priuteJ, to be read a second time ea Frirlay. Mr. S. RICE presented a Petition from the Climber of Coreivaerce of Limerick, against the return of the le.it Elec. tiou for that City, sod complaining of the infringrinent i.f Printed fur G. •ad W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Nlaria-lane. " Now good digestion wait on appetite, and health .n Ivo h."—Slonkopeare. " Nome eat bibettaital, rune pede fiber° primula telloa."—Horace. their commercial - riglss• --tiedered to be takes. iglu consi deration cm Tuesday, May 15. Sir H. PARNELI. moved that the Orticr of the Dae for Tbis day was published, iri 8 . 4r015. 8.0. price 184. hoards, It New Edition of at GUlldball , London. June S. M. Haffner, of Casson-st►eet, St. George, Middle sex, carpenter, at eleven, at Guildhall. Loudon. May 19. E Catiell, of Milvertou. Warwick, niealusan, at eleven, at the Swan Hotel, Warwick. May U. J. Davies, sow or late of Shrewsbnry, Salop, flax spinner, at eleven, at the Fox lon, Shrewsbury. June 6. K. Paster and G. Paster, ■ow or late of Heyrod, Lancaster, dealers, at eleveu, at the Comoercial•ruosss, TIM SACRED INTERPRETER; or, A Practical Introduction towards a beneficial Reading, and a thorough Undcrsiaisding of the Holy Bible. By DAVID COLLYER, _ _ the farther consideration of the Report of the 111.11 Tithe Leasing Bill shoold be read. The ansenshatuis of the Committee were agreed to. The Bill was ordered to be engrossed, and read the third time uu Friday next. Mr. G. BENNETT moved that there bbossitl he laid o•fore the House copios of Treasury Minutes of May V.), IWw7. February I, 1811, and May 3, 1812, respeetiug the AAA Offices —Mitered. Mr. G. BENNETT moved that there be laid before the House an abstract of the Di t Aanaal Revenue soil pewit' The Sapper will be provided by Mr. Williams, of the Globe T , Fleet-street. Supper Ticket* (including Winer) Ws. 6J. each. Masquerade Ticket■, One Guinea each ; Wiuble Tickets, to admit a Lady and Gentleman, If. !IL 6J. (with the twist Itefirshmentr); to he had of Mr. Stevenson, at the Bee office, Strand Eatranee. Admission to the First Circle of Boxes 8.. Tickets and Flares to be had at the Buz-office only. Admission to the Galkry N.lL—Eniraore to the Boxes in Exeter.rtreet. Late Viear of Great Cnxwell, Berks. Printed for G. and %V. B. Whittaker; Longman and Co.; Baldwin and Co.; T. Hamilton; R. Priestley; and Ogle and Cu. London ; and J. Parker, Oxford. Bristol. May 49. J. Thomas, of Llanbrynmair, Mootnomery, Runnel maaufactarer, at eleven, at the Leon 100, Newtown, Mont. gonsei yshire. May 30. T. Powell, I•te of Leominster, Hereford, botcher, at tan, at Ike Royal Oak Inn, Leonaauger. June b. T. Ryder ■nd J. Nos/Drib, of Fenebureb.oireet, London, and also of Old Gravel-latse, Middlesex, neer . NINTH EDITION. Just pithliched, most extrogively embellished, price lc HON Eli POLITICAL SHOWMAN-AT HOME! exhibiting bie surprisieg Artiicial Cabinet, and the Wonderful Beasts and Reptiles—all alive! alive 0! By lite AUTHOR of THE POLITICAL HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT. With Twenty-four Cots of the astonishing Curiosities and Creature% viz.—The Monster; the Show men; the Show-cloth; Bage; a Crocodile; • Mask; dos Locuft ; a Scorpion ; tlsc Labeler; • Prime Crotch-Jr Eapend:ture of the Marritium, Ceylon, loni klea, 31alts, and Trinidad, up to the latest periods-0,41(.1rd. Also, an abstrnet of the net fteverue and Exper.ilitore or all the °thee (~oloaies.—Orde►ed. chants, ai nue at Guildhall, Lwaduta. May 96. N. Bell, of Borebant Park, wear Blairee, Weighed, bay-jubber, at oat, at Guildhall, Lemke. May 22. W. Bewley, of Mamba,ler, WINN as twelve, at ... • • . 481169414 Lao lore. *ay U. W. Copp owl A. Copp, of &Oar, Ihent-Arapere, at twelve, at the New Landon leo Exeter. May 22. W. Born, of Exeter, draper, at tea, at Lite New Sir H. PARNELL reeved for a etatemprat of the 2. iirral description of the business of the Audit and Receipt Oi;idle is the Court of Etalesser. A 'Uglier motion respertion .'sat the other oficee.of Ile Esebosomr. iaa.umeillimoommetaw. Wl* the roseitriesr sod irioing the Revenue ►o Ordered. SURREY TIIEATRE. ____ r i ms EVENING, 'WEDNESDAY. May 2, and TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, will he present ed (10th and 11th timer), a new Seriocomic, Nieto dramatic Spectacle, railed AI.ONZO THE BRAVE, and THE FAIR IMOGIN E. Alonzo, Mr. Burroughs; The Baron. Mr. Beagough. Imo gi or, Mira Taylor; Lurer sista, Miss Copeland. After which (9th and .110111 times), • new Barletta, called THE TWO GREGORIES; ' Or, WHERE DID THE MONEY COME FROM? John Bull, Esq. Mr. Bellinger; Mr. Gregory, Mr. Bur roughs; Gregory, Mr. Fisswillians. Mrs. Gregory, Miss Jouss ; Fanchetie, Miss Copeland. To conclude with (for these nights only) an interediag Melodrama, celled THE TRAVELLERS BENIGHTED; Or, THE BLEEDING SPECTRE. Raymond, Mr. Betigough; Theodore, Mr. Wyatt; Robert, Mr. Ridgway. Agnes ' Miss Norton; Margueretts, Miss Taylor; spectre of theßleedisg Nan, Miss pill. Boxes, 4s.—Pit, Ss.—Gallery, Is. Doors epee at Half-past Five, begin at Half-past Six. Places fur the Boxes to be takes of Mr. GrOVI . , at the Box-office. Early in the next week will be performed, for the first time, a splendid Seriu comic Hepia-drama. with new Sceuei, Music, Dresses, Armour, ice. called The Semi Champions of Christendom. !Mb March, 1821. FARMS NEAR CROYDON. TO BE LET, WARLINGHAM COURT FARM, con sitting of a very good Farm House. and shoot Four Noodled arid Thirty Acres of Land.—A Farm at Sander vtead, consisting of a good Faros noose, and about Two Hundred and Ninety-fore Acres; these are to Let from Mi. chaelnsas next. And Twessly.six Acres of Land, part of Park Hill, Croydon; of Ibis immediate possession will be gives. Further particulars may be had of Mr. Drumntood, Soli citor, Croydon. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. BY MR. COLLINS, _ At his illeetioa Room, Union•street, Tiown of Porters, on MONDAY NEXT, the 7th of May, 1621, and following days, at Sit o'clock; ACOLLECTION OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES; comprising Gold, Silver, and Metal Watches; useful Pate; glen and %%rouses% %Veering Apparel; Bed cud Table Linen; Bed-hangings, and arias% other vi ticks Pledged in months prior to, and in She month of May, 1520, with the following Pawnbroker*, vie.— Elliss, Cullsrogreet ; Say( r, Ilavant.strret ; Kemp, Marlborough row; Netball, St ..I ataies'a-street ; and Stapleford, Frederick effect, Twin of Noises; wills Stow, Paradise-row; Cud lipp. et ; awl Gilbert, Charlotir-strrri, Wand of Porters; with Price, Warblitigton•stieel, Portsmouth ; ithTaykr, South-street; King, Sontb.strert ; Hart, North street and Burnett, North -street, Gosport. May be viewed and Catalogues had at the Room. MR. KNIGHT'S LIBRARY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Ry Mr. EVANS, Al his Rouse, No. 93, PalLinall,uu FRIDAY NEXT, May 4, and Niue following Days, c Valuable, Extru•i•e IL LIBRARY of the late EDWARD KNIGHT, ics4 l . of Purilaud-plare. including SliAsprare's Plop, First Edition; Orrharii printed upon vellum, unique; nstiltysa de %%utile, 1319 ; Minot of the World, Eames, Visa ; Emu 31acilus,C4X1U11, 1483 ; Splendid 31n.aal, with Palming*, by Loral, do Leyden; LaSCafld (Immuities, Gr. Pits) Edtlina, and first printed (Lea book, 1476 ; Clod ehunilo4*, 1493; Phaii Ifißloria Nitetalis, First Edition, 14119; Livii Ilisturia, Spira, 1470 ; Plato Serraiii, three Ina s. large paper, extremely rare ; Paula?' Pilgrim., five volumes, ay. THE INCORPORATED SOCIETY FOR THE MA NAGEMENT A N D DISTRIBUTION OF THE LITERARY FUND. THE Thirty-second ANNIVERSARY or this SOCIETY, the object of which is to Relieve Anilliws, and the Families of deceased Author', in their Distress, EU he helel its dos' FILF.EI4ACfI•NS' *AU.. *relit Qat'''. Metes, Lincoln's tnn.Selds, on THURSDAY the 10th Inet. when the Company of those Noblemen and Gentlemen who may be friendly to an Institution so immediately and obviously connected with the cause of Literature, is most particularly solicited, fur the purpose of promoting, by their presence, the intereSlP of a Society which is at once, in a peculiar d , benevolent and patriotic. Patron—His MAJF.STY the KING. Presideut—His Grace the Dokc of SOMERSET. vica-wwatitovisys: Marquise', Hastings, K.G.' Sir Johii CON Hippisley, Brt. Earl Spencer, K.G. I Sir Robert Peel, Bart. Earl of Chichester Sir Benj. Hithouse, Bart. Earl of Mtiontoorris Owen Williams, Esq. M.P. Earl of Siollit Id C. Harvey, EA. M.P. F.S.A. Vircount !Maitland Ward J. Spumonis, E.q. F.R S. and Lord Brandon F.S A. Lord de Dsinstanvilla Thomas Rowcrofl, Esq. Lord Carving:ou Chinks Munro, Esq. F.S.A. I Sir %Vas. Clayton, Bart. William T. Fitz Gerald, Esq. STEW AIDS : _ _ Earl of Pomfret Earl of Birsinton Hon. Douglas Kinnalrd J. C. Hubhuuse. Esq H.P. Vfilliam Jrrdan, Esq. J flues Moyes, E.q. John Murray, Esq. George Reed, E•q. John Bothwell, Esq. George Stanley. Esq. John Warren, Esq. treeisely —No Collertton. I of the Stewards ; of the Clerk, ; and at the Bar of the Tavern. One Guinea and upward.. A dilates a Subserdser fur Lira John Sanders, Ea . q. G Sinclair, E.g. M.P. Henri Hallara,Esql Dinner on 'fable al Six Tickets, 15s. each, to be bad at No. 4, Liucolo's-IntsSelds ; The Anoint Subscription is Donation of Tea Guineas eons TO GENTLEMEN. IN N consequence of the 11Inim4 from Gimbroon I and other places having fallen in prier, G. FOX respect. fully informs the Nobility and Gentry that he has manufac tured an extensive variety of his Patent MOHAIR GAM. BROONB, in beautiful near patterns and colours, which he is nun enabled to sell at 20 per cent. less than Ism sear, and now as low assay imit,tion in worsted. To their Gentlemen who may not have worn them, he begs leave to observe, that the single is much superior, is many respects, to any woollen cloth, for Driving Coats, Travelling, Visiting, and Officers' Cloaks, the best of which he warrants through, if properly made up; and that the double for Waist coats, Breeches, and Trousers, excel every description of goods hitherto made fur summer weer, for they are very strong, cool, wear exceedingly clean, and wash well. They are sold in any quantities, or made op by the hest workmen fur fashionable gent!, men ; or patterns may be seen at all the principal Tailor. in I. undue. . particular kind is miw made fur Shouting Jackets, that wilt not stain or tear, amid resist more rain than any tither article, is very light, and highly approved. G. FOX, 28, King-street, Covent-garden, opposite Bed. furdditrcet. A LL 1N ONE DAY. 17th of TIIIS MONTFI (MAY). I • Asa 100 Chances fur 2 Resider 4,005 other Prises cure to be drawn 17th May. Uncommonly CHEAP PRICES fur the abuse splendid Aillantagyo, Mb May : Ticket Ckance..£l4 14 0I Quarter Chance 19 17 0 Half 7 13 0 1 itiottik ..... ... 1 10 6 Maiming Treaty Skillings only! C oi l ' No Chinn !—Erery Ticket pat in Ike Wheel, nick to he drawn singly, tuck deciding its otrn foie, and no other. No reserve of Tickets!—Na suspense!—Every Ticket ar Slims lossekared 011 or before 17th Mar, a ante to be de cided that Day, when ALL t►e 21,0001. Prizes, and all the 4,00.5 Capital and other Prizes must be drawn. TICKETS soil SHARES for the 1711. May poly, ■re selling by J. and J. 31 V IF:WRIGHT. Cosornetnr4, 37, Own hilt ; 11, The Moro ; and 30, Haymarket ; where they sold in she Too Isst Colortn•ts ALL the 201,0001. Mize.; a 1,,,,, 2.053 (Class IS), 20,0001. And by all their Agents to the Country. s a s Schemes, with full Particular r. gratis. Scorpion • Dirkpatrick ; Music; sloe Bloodhound; the Doctor; a Booby; a Twappemiy Flat; the ; My Eye; the Legitimate Vampire. London: Printed for William Hose, 4h, Ludgate•hill; and sold by all Booksellers througliont the Coustry. Orders, with remitlances, pumesually executed, and Bills for doors and shop-windows enclosed. ALARGE QUANTITY of ILLUMINA TION LAMPS to be LET or SOLD, with various Devices appropriate for the approaching Coronation and Illumination, by J. APPLETON, at his Patent Frearh and English Lamp and Oil Warehouse, No. It LUDGATE STREET, near St. Nary (established thirty-five years), and advises his Friend* and the Public to give their orders early, as the price of Illumination Lamps, ace. must advance as the COIOIIB6OI/ draws near. N.B.—J. A. will sell Illumination Lamps (ready for use) at this time, lower than they can be Let for when the Illumi nation lakes place. J. A. begs leave to inform his Friends sad the Public . iu general, that he has now on Sale a large assortment of the much-admired and improved One, Two, sad Three-light Pa teat Lamps, which are at this time so much in use fur light. ing balls, s taircases, dining.rooms, drawing rooms, count. dug -houses, backing-houses, public-affiers, churches, chapels, hall-rooms, public-places, Ste. where a brilliant light is re quires!. An assortment of the most improved French Lamps, in Brass, Bronze, or Japan. Grecian Lamps, Lustre*, Girlies doles, anJ Chimney-piece Ornaments of the newest Patterns and on the lowest Terms. Patent and Illumination Lamps to lel for halls, routs, assemblies, &c. Lamps Repaired, Cleaned, and Lacquered. Spermaceti and other Oils fur Patent and other Lamps. Lamp Cottons and Glasses, Speaking Pipes made and Attest up in Town and Country. Several Two, Three, and Four-light Plate and Cut-glass Grreaies Lamps to be Sold vet y cheap, imitable fur coffee houses, taverns, hall-rooms, Ste. &e.—Brass, Patent, and Grecian Lamps, taken in Exchange.. FhOM LAST NIGHT'S GAZ ATTE. Crowe-Office, Nay 1, 1821. MEMBER. RETURN kID TO SERVS IN THIS PRESENT PARLIAMENT. Borough of Orford —The Moot 4..0. Robe►t &flirt*, of Loollooderry, in the room of Jobb Illoitglaa, Erg. who has accepted the Chiltern Hstadreda. Commission in tke Tyne Yeomanry Mtwara, signed by lie Lord Lieutenant of tie County of Durham. George Rippon, Gent. to he Lieutenari, rice Luckey, de ceased—timed April 10,1821. Whitehall, April 30, 1811. The King has hero pleased to grant sato the Rev. Jew. Stonier Choke, Doctor of Laos, snit owe of his Majesty's Domestic Chaplains, the place and tlicsity of a Prebendary of Iti4 Majesty's Free Chapel of St. George, in the:Castle of Windsor, void by the death of Dr. Frrderick Midst/o'th. BANKRUPTCIO4 ENLARGED. Alexander Benzin., of St. M Annex, baker, from May 5 to June 0, at ten, at Guthiliall, Loudon. Thomas Croft, taw of Chatham. Kent, heir-drearier, from May 5 to May 8, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. BANK RU PITY SUPERSEDED. Beuittnio Lirerock I.nve, of Norwich, manufacturer. BANKRUPTS. John Welsh, of High Holborn, Middlesex, master-mariner, to surrcildcr, May 8, 19, and June 12, it Omen, m Attormys, Messrs. Tomlimos', Thomson, Maker, and Snaille, Kiug's Arms-wit, Coltman-sit evt, Lou duo. Genie! Turner, of Whiterhastrl road, Mieldkiiro, limber merchant, so surrender, May 5, 12, awl June 19, at ivy, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorneys, Sivas's. Jests and H4rard, Slusciar-lane, WI iii.lll lieury Bayly, of Cheltenham, Gloucester. hanker, to surreuder, Slay 11, 14, at the Fleece I'm, Cheltruhion, mid Jime 11, at eleven, at the Kimes Head lon, Glumester. Attorneys, M . ffearril and Blower. Lime/la's Inn.lieldr, London ; and 81 . Priors and Grstfiths, Cheltenham. Matthew: Waller, late of the Furnme, Stone, Stafford, fir tutller, to surrender, May Si, Oft, at eleven, at the Office of _ - - London Inn, Exeter. May 29. J. Dnbell, of Stapleburst, Kent, tailor, at twelve, at the George Inn, Crasibrook, Kest. May 22. J. Lee, of Kiog-street, Cheapside, London, ware houseman, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. May 22. W. Hodge, of Great Hermitage-street, Middlesex, sbipowoer, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Nay 24. T. Cassidy, of Liverpool, feather-merchant, at twelve, at Messrs. Erodsham and Taylor's, King-street, Liveiponl. May 22. J. William., of Bishopsgatc-street-Within, London, linen-draper at ten, at Guildhall, London. May 22. M. B. Schlesinger, of Church.court, Clement's-lane, Lombard-street, London, indigo-merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, Louden. - May 28. C. Buck, of Sun-yard, East Susioilfield, Middlesex, victualler, at tea, at Guildhall, Loudon. May It. J. &Alike, of Albcmarle.sireei, Piccadilly, Middle. wiue.nierchaut, at oue, at Guildhall, London. CERTIFICATES.—MAY 22. T. Jarrett, of Shrewsbury, Salop, • lel ualler.—J. Richards and W. [Wham, of Browyard, Hereford, corn-dealers J. Canary, of Bishop Weeriauuth, Durban, ship.unuer.-. S. Levy, of Rosemary.lane, Middlesex, slopseller. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Tennant, B. I'. Treinant, W. T. Tennant, W. Staley, and E. Woodbridge, of Trinity-square, London, wine•mar chants, as far as relates to the said J. T t, April 28, 1821.—N. M. Pattisun, J. Pattisoa, and J. Pattisoo, jun. of Old Jewry, London, soil of Cougleloo, Chester, silk.mer chants, April 20, 1821.—R. Watson, W. Murdoch, nod J. Waimea, of Grrcuork, sod of St. John's, Newfoundland, April 24, 1821.—T. Milgiore and I'. Culbertson, of Bris tol, timber-dealers, April 28, 1811.—J. Large, W. W. Jen kins, sad T. Paine, of Birmingham, wire-drawers, as far as relates to the said W. W. Jeskiss, April 28, 1821.-1 L Back, G. Everitt, •ntl J. Lowden, of Compton-street, Ckrkenwell, hat-naskirs, April 30, 1821.—T. Shipway and J. Duna,jun. of Trott bridge, Wilts, hatters, April 47, 1821. —D. Moore and H. Parkin, of Barking sad Great Ilford, Essex, surgeons, March 25, 1821, IMPEICIAL Pei H LIAMEN T. HOUSE OF LORDS, TUIIDAY, MAT I. Their Lordships met at a few minutes before four o'clock. Mr. Triodle, from tke office of the Chief Secretary of Ire land, presented a Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the fees of Officers of Courts of Justice (Ireland.) Mr. Forster, from the office of the Trustees of the Liver pool Docks, presented an Account of the Receipts end Dis bursements ot the Putt of Liverpool, homy the 24th of De cember, 1819, to the same period i■ the year 1820.—They were read sod laud ou the table. _ Sir James Graham, Sir Win. Lemon, Mr. Bleekbunte,•ed other Metabrrs of the House of Commune, brought up the Irish Law Courts Dispatch or Business Bill, the Irish beau ties Asylum Bill, the Timber Ditties Bill, the Irish Pei vately !Healing in Shops Repeal Pliniiihnieut Bill, the Irish Seaeiuns of the Peace Reeelatiiin Kill, 'mil I Private Bills, which were severally read a first time. The African Conspaufa Bill went through a Committee, and w 54 reported without say 'mead:meal. THE DANK RESU3IPTION OF CASH PAYMENTS RILL The Earl of LIVERPOOL said, that before the MVO he intended to have moved the third reading of this Bill; but was preirenteol by a wish expressed by a Noble Lord, who generally sat at the other side of the Home. He would muse the third reading now, but the Nulite Lord etas not in his place; if lie Wa.l in attendauce to-morrow, he would more it. If the Noble Lord (we suppose lord King) was not then present, he would muse the thirst reading of the Rill out friday next. Lard HOLLAND presented a Petition from the lahabi• touts of the Touts of St. John, Neirfnendland, eomplainirg of lb. manner in which justice .as administered in Nat colony, and praying fur relief. The Noble Baron said he felt souic difficulty in presenting the Petition i■ the absence Colonel DAVIES asked the Right Hon. Gentleman op. posit , if it was the intention of Ministers to ;mewed with the Wristlet of the Committee of Supply, it being now halt past 6re o'clock The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that he ball nu objection. The usual time for commencing want five o'clock, or a quarter after, but if it was the pleasure of the House they might i■ future commence public busioesii at half past four o'clock. REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY. The Order or the Day was tlren read. The Re port was brought up. The CHANCELLOR Of the EXCHEQUER moved that the House should agree with the Resolutions. of the Committee. On the first Rtiocilotion being read, for granting 105,9431. lOd. for the General Staff in Great Britain— Mr. H. G. BENNEVT rose and said, he did not now mean to go into any discussion on this partieu ler estimate, but it was, be believed, the intention of his Hon. Friend, the Member for Aberdeen, who was not then in his place, when the whole of the estimates were before the House, to move a wire of resolutions on the whole military establishment of the kingdom. They had now been so long oc cupied in the discussion of only one set of esti mates, those belouging to the army, that it was hardly possible to keep the attention of the House: fixed upon the subject ; he, therefore, thought it might be much inure ef f ectual to bring at once under consideration the whole amount of all the estimates, for the army, navy, and ordnance, including in one genes al view tine whelk amount of the money which hail been voted.— After all the exertions which had been made on his side of the House, they had not succeeded in saving to the public one shilling on the estimates pro posed ; but he had not the smallest doubt, that unless some unforeseen occurrence should again in volve the country in the calamity of war, they would never again see such estimates us those which bad been brought forward for the present year. but would hereafter find them considerably lowered ; a result which would be owing not to a vote of the House, but to the persevering exertions of a small minority on the aide where be sat. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER proceeded. as far as we could collect from the low tone in which the observations of the Right Hon, Gentleman were made, to defend the present estimate., and to inns;.- lain that the utmost eoertiobb had been made o f Government to keep them within as narrow a con:- pass as ibcssible. The contiouullyeverying ed - communes% of the country rendered it iropussible. to form any fixed standard by which the scale of its establishments could be regulated ; the estimates now before the House hail been made out upon e calculation of the exigencies of the pubiW serve under the peculiar circumstances of the prewet period, and be had no doubt of their meeting as r the typrobattod of the House. Colonel DAVIES said, with regard to what t!io Right Hen. Gentleman had said of the approlwes non of the House, lie, as so individual, could only express Ins own opinion, but he believed that lie country generally felt that if the Minister pr.- posed a vote of 1,0001. where 1001. only was ac cessary, it would be readily agreed to by the au.. jority of that H ume -- A M dAellgTrleNe of f f c G ,i a in lw ii a ni y i . ty r y ose he t seid os , pe h a a k to cr• d at e t rMr. r . ibuted to the majority of that House, wl.ll, ~~-~n - —alma mer-di TH RA TitH-ROYA L, COVRNT-GARDEN. T HIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, May 2, will be acted the Mossiest nUfflallfe of lIENRI QUATRE. Henri, Mr. Maereatly ; Stilly. Mr. F.gerton ; Gm. D'An mont, M. Fawcett; Eugene de Biros), Mr. C. Keruble ; Err. &rich St. Lem), Me. Abbott ; O'Downel, Sir. Gomm ; Mons. iarhe. Mr. Emery; Gervais. Mr. Darned; Jocriose, Mr. Floreoct St. Leos, Mito Greene; Clutilde de Hiroo, Miss Beaumont ; Lowliest., Miss Poole. Al the end of the play, Messieurs Demur and Estwayst, known by the name of the two Hercules of Framer, Bill exhi bit those *iced's.' of grace, strength, and agility, which have obtained for them the applause and astonishment of all the Courts of Europe. To which will lie added (91h time), a sew Grassi Melo dramatic Rossesuce, called UNDINE: OR, THE SPIRIT OF THR WATERS. Sir niebrand of Ringstettca, Mr. Abbott; Seneschal of the Household. Mr. Barnes; Waller, Mr. Blanchard. En dine, Mira E. Dennt It ; Brrtaldss, Mrs. Vining; Bridget, Mos. Davi 'mot. Osidins.—Kuhleburii (the Spirit of she Waters), Mr. Farley; Gybliu (the Goblin Sprite). Mr. Grimaldi. Douro to be opened at Half. past Six o'Clock---the Play to loci• at Seven. Boxer, 7s ; Second Prier, 3s. 6.l.—Pit, 30. 6.1 ; Second I'rice, to.; &cowl Price, Is.—Upper Gal lery, Is.; Second Price, &I. Places for the Hoses to be taken of Mr. Braudun, at the Box-Office. Hart-street, from Ten till Four. • Private Box may be host fur the Season, or slightly, of Mr. Brunton, at the Box-OlSee. Usdirte, or The Spit ii of the Waters. will be repeated every evening till furiter notice. I.o4o torm's shakaaromea Trois* of Romeo sad Juliet. On Friday, the opera of Rob Roy Macgregor. Mimi Stephens will return to her cogagement on Tuesday real, when will be performed Don John. _ _ I. 1 01 , ro . - 1 - : ie ,I.