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Entrance tee first doer in Cathe rine-street —Admittance le. PRICE 7d. This day in prblished, in fusilsosii 6M. price Is. THE GARDEN OF FLORENCE ; and Aber Noun. tty /owl HAMILTON. Loudon: Primed fur John Warne, Old h•nd-.Bret. seder at' au Address Ito his Majesty, prsyiac b in to imam a arm of mown, by Way of conspesaat low, to the creditors' of Mr. Berlin% late Illeerber for Berrylry, for losses stesksiod by them in measeqwesee of the seder. of the lionses.‘ Ow the motive of Mr. LUSH ING TON, the fielhe i ikal deratime of the Report of the Spooled St a mps atli •inset pooled to Monday nett. Or lite matinee of Mr lUSHINGTOW, the Ma me re solved limn' ileitis Cownsti,tee on the Assessed Tears Arts (Ireland). Sundry reoulations "rerprelang the saes lame agreed eta, sad ordered to be Ire ported to-morrow. • The Coale Drawbark Bill wart tbsough • Comenittee i and was ord. red lo be reported 10-nnurrew. The Irish Prima, Bill was read a areond time, itrehlred to be countable d tts hlosolay next. This day is published, in Say. prier 141 e. OLIVER CROMWELL and HIS TIMES. By THOMAS CROMWELL. With a Portrait, frown an Original Painting in the Anthill-'a poIISPII9IOO, a Fae-aintile of Croaswelra Signature and Seal td the Warrant for Beh e adi ng Charles Original Melanie, ad his Descendants, Letters, and tither interesting Doesialents. Frieted fur Job. Warren, Old Bond-street. BY SPECIAL DESIRE. Tff RATRLROYAL, DRURY-LANZ. THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, May is, his Majesty's Servants will perform (4th titre), iso Orr retie Drama, entitled THE KIND IMPOSTOR. Dos Manael, Mr. Menden ; Don Philip, Mr. Hors; Oc tavio, Mr. T. Coate; Trappanti, Mr. Harley. Hypolitn, Madame Vestris; Rogan, Miss Povey; Flora, Miss Cahill; Viletta, Mrs. Orger. To conclude with (28th time), a Drama, in three acts, THERESE. Caryl, Mr. Cooper; Postaiwe Mr. Pope; Corral de Norville, 111 r. Barward; Picard, dr. Gatti,; Lavigne, Mr. Knight. Marietta, Miss Smithson; the Careless de Norville, Mrs. Egerton; Bridget, Mrs. Hsrlowe. To-morrow, the Opera of Love in a Village. On Moodily, Pitarro, with Giovanni in London. TM IR A TRII-ROYA L, COVENT-GARDRIC s /THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, May 1/4 will J 1 be acted the Comedy of' - • • • - TILE PROVOKED HUSBAND; or, A JOURNEY TO LONDON. Lord Towel', Mr. C. Enable; Sir Francis Wroisbead, Mr. Faweeit ; My. Manly, Mr. Abbott; Squire Richard, Mr. Lidos ; Court Basset, Mr. Comer; Juba Moody, Mr. Einem Lady Towaly, Miss Deuce; Lady Grace, Mrs. Faint; Lady Wreagbead, Mrs. Dampers; Miss Jemmy, Miss Foote. ' To which will be added (Seth time), a new Grand MclS dramatic Rosteca. called UNDINE; • OR, THE SPIRIT OF THE WATERS. Sir Huldbraod of Riegstetten, Mr. Abbott; Seseerbal of the Hoiseehold, Mr. Barbee; Walter, Mr. Blanchard. Un arm, Mon E. Denuett; Bedside, Mrs. Viiing; Bridget ; Mrs. Davenport. Oedinc—Kuhleborit (the Spirit of the Water.), Mr. Farley; Gyblin (the Goblin Sprite). Young Grimaldi. To-morrow, The Tempest. with Undine. Os Monday, Rumeo and Juliet, with Unclip,. On Tuesday, The Tempest—after which will be produced a aew Farce (with Music), called The Grand Tour. A sew Tralvdy is is rehearsal, and will be produced in the course of next wet k. mISS KELLY has the honour to announce to leer Friends and she Pohlie, that her BENEFIT will take place at the TH EATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LAN E., on IRON DAT,2B, M■y, 1821, when she hopes to present them with an attractive VARIETY of ENTERTAINMENTS. Buses, 7s.—Pit, 3s. 6d.—Lower Gallery, Sts —Upper Gal lery, h. Tickets and Places to be obtained of Miss Kelly, No. 8, Plroprien4-street s Covest.gardes; and at the Bua•Ull'tea of Ike Theatre. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. MR. M it EA UY has the honour of tusking known to his Friends and the Public, that hip BE NEFIT is Axed for FRI DAY, June 9, when will he acted TRAGEDY of SHAKSPEARE's, with other ENTER TAINMENTS. Tickets and Places to be had of !Kr. Brandon, at the Box Office; and of Mr. Alacready, 60, Berners-street. CHEAP SPRING SlLKS.—Beautiful Striped Sareenete, at Ts. 9d. worth 3.. 6d ; new fanciful Cheeksio the widest French width, 35.6.1. and 45.; rich figured Crowds Naples. Ss. 6d.; haswinewbe.Ouse Dreams, lbs. 64. which, being purchased for cash, will be sold at the above )**/ prices. The new Egyptian Silks for Therms and Pelisses, in every novel mad brdliaat &oar, is now the leading article amongst the Nubility. In richness and leant, it far surpasses any other Spring production. To be had only at BROWN and CO.'s. Rich While Satins, Figured Lostrings, Taffatics, Hantuaa, Levantines, Sarcesels, Widows' Silks, with an extensive Stuck of sew Shawls of every description, at Brown's, IS, Henrietta. street, Coveni.garden, the invariable quality of whose goons is too well known to require any eutomeut.—No Patterns cut. TO PAINTERS, RATER-COLOURER3 OF ROOMS, BUILDERS, AND DEALERS IN COLOURS. JOHN JON E•.; and CO. 42i. PiceddillY, next el door to the White Bear, and Neceso doors from the Haymarket, Manufactures and Sells the following AR TICLES, all of the finest Quality, and delivers them free of expense to soy part of Town : s. d. Spruce Ochre Dutch Pink (of the Sliest quality).— 0 4 English Pink (ditto, ditto) 0 4 Veneti.in Red 0 3 Red Lead. Purple Brown 0 4 Royal Yellow Gum Senegal Tariarosis Acid (for making Soda Water) 6 8 Country Orders attended to, and deliv e red free of expense of cartage to any Carrier, Jun, or Wharf. HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA rem. tinues to be prepared witlit he most serupnloor rare soil attention, by Meows. THOMAS and WILLIAM HENRY, Mattwfacturing Chemists, Manchester. It is sold is bottles, puce 2s. N. or with Etas shippers •t 4e. 6d. stamp lucteded, with full directions fur its use, by their ►srioaa Agents is she Metropolis, and throughout the Visited Kingdoms; but it cantoot be ermine unless their waters sea eugra►ed us the Go►ernment titamp, which is axed o►er the cock or stopper of each bottle. Olfintritt of the Vend►rs of the blagnesia may be had, an theritiested by a similar Stamp, lIENRY'S AROWATIC spin' r of YiN Malt, the Invention of Hr. HENRY, auJ the only Emilio. Preparation of that Ai like. CANDLES IN •TIIE HIGUEST PERFECTION; Az P. DAVIES, Wax C1ia0.411.1%, 63. S'. Ala • Marinia.lawe, opposite Slaughter's Cofer. House, beg, so resorts his grairful acknowledgment,. lu the Nubility And particularly •Lowe families to w huni lie is so trines in. d e bted for the high asetudaacts which his Imperial Waged Wit•k Mould and Store Candles have al tained through their unceasing reconsmcnilations, flattering himself his couliii:l4 assiJnitr to the ulansifacture, and usual yurclu.ilily , wil: s:it nure lulu a routinuation of that pitronage fir which he la..s tree nis acknowledge hims.elf an much honoured sod obliged. Palace Wax Lights, 425. per doe•-n ; Genuine Sperm Oil, 7s. per gallon; Dood Lamp Oil, :lA. pee gallon; Genuine Wiudeor and Palos Soap, Is. 44. per lb.; Brown Masher, 2s. ni•r lb. A—Nu'tied, Yellow, sad Curd Soaps of the Int quality. STRICTURES CUR ED. Jy a new Method the above troublesome Cum plaint as entirely eradicated (without the use of Bougie ur Caustic), .whether of lung ur short P t ted In g, except con seitatimial, as well as all weaknesses generally accompany ing it, and in a short time the whoa system is re-esta bltthedi being one of the greatest di*coveries ever made, by J. LYNCH, 38, Duke-street, St. James's. Respeetable references will be gives if required,--All let ten.to he post-paid. oft& —The prix . of the Medicine, is Five Pounds • NIL A porfect Cm for liilioo. Affettion and Obstruction io the Bowels. CONTitACTS FOR COALS AND CANDLES. COIIIIIIIIIASIAT DEPARTYEtrY , TRIAIWAir CNAMBERI, MAY 14, 1821. UCH Per.one as are desirous of:contracting with KZ7 the Agent for Commisaarist Supplies, to furnish for Twelve Months, from the 25th June next, such quantities of COALS end CANDLES as may from lime le time be re quired foe the under.eamilloned Barracks, rosy receive Par tinders of the Coutracts on applying tit ibis Office between the hours of Tea and Fuer; to Deputy Comereissary.Georral Young at Edinburgh; stud to the respective Rarraek Muter* is the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Aldereey, &ad de liver their Tenders at this Office, as follows, viz. Tenders for 'implying Coals, sealed up,and marked " Ten der for Coals," until Twelve o'C:ock un Tuesday the Sib Jame. Tenders for supplying Candles, sealed up, and marked "Tender for Candles," until Twelve o'clock on Thursday the 7th June ; bet no Proposal, either for Coals or Candles, will be noticed, unless 'emir on or annexed to a printed Particu lar, and the prices inserted in words at length; nor unless a letter be subjoined to such Proposal from two Persons of • haven property. ragmen, to become bus k ed frith sy• party Teirdettag in tie Inns expressed in the Particulars, fur the dos performance of the Contract. If Teoiers are sent by post the postage must be paid. . Each of the following Counties to be tendered for twos retely, and all the Barracks in each of these Counties to be supplied wider one contract (except the Barracks in Poll utant-square and the Regent's Park, which ate to be sup plied with Cools under a separate contract), viz Rerks, Devon, Essex, Hants, Kent, Middlesex, Sussex, and the Isle of Wight. Separate Tenders and Contracts to be made end entered into for each of the Barracks at the following places. viz. Breton, Chester, Macclesfield, Siorkpori, Prodelsosis, Scilly, Truro (Candles only), Carlisle, Dorchester (Candles only), Weymouth, Sunderland, Stapleton, Isle of Mau, Mantses ter, Blackburn and Bolton, Burnley, Rochdale, Nurwieh, Yarmouth, Newcastle-upon• Tyne. 'Northampton, Not tingham, Milford, Taunton, Ipswich, Landgnaril Fort, Croydon, Kcw, Birmingham, Coventry, Hull, and Leeds and Halifax, Huddrirstield, Sheffield, Yuri, nod Scar boroegh. The Barracks in North Briisin, at which Newcastle or Sun• &viand Coml. are used, to he tendered for tuni-ther ; and the other Barracks in North Britain, in which Scotch Coals ate used, to be its like 'winner tendered fur and supplied under one COlllllOl. All the Barracks in the three Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Alderney. to he supplied under one contract. f Thin day is published, in superroyal folio, price 31. 3.. mid in imperial folio, with Proof Impressious on India paper, price V. ss. part 111. of E A 11(.111TECTU RA L ANTIQUITIES 1 (IF NORMANDY, in a Series of One Hundred Etching., representing exterior and interior Views, Eleva tion', sail Details, of the most celebrated and must curious Rennin:a of Antiquity in Usti Country. Py JOHN SELL COTMAN. With Historical and Desesiptive Notices. London : Printed (or John and Arthur Arch, Curahill; and J. S. Cotman, Yarmouth. Of whom may be hail, hy the same Artist, 1. Specimrna of the ARCHITECTURAL ANTIQUI TIES of NORFOLK, wills Descriptions, folio, price 71. 7s. in boards. 2. ENGRAVINGS of the most remarkable SEPUL CHRAL BRASSES in NORFOLK, large Cu. mice 6/. I6a. ILL half bound, 3. 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C*llow, Corner of G d street,Prtaces street, Soho—Where may be bad, by the same Author, PRACTICAL REMARKS on the hest Mude of curing STRICTURES of the URETHRA, price 45.; and CUR SHUT REMARKS on CORPULENCE., price hs. CIIEAPSIDE READING ROOMS. QTEUAIt l' mud PANTON beg mot respect. 4.7 fully to intimate to their Friends iond the Public, that they have appropriated • part of their extensive Premises, Nu. 139, Chearaide. to the establishment of • handsome and commodious READING 11OON1, which they trust to render worthy the notice of Gentlemen in the City. The Room will be regularly supplied with the Lando% Daily Morning and Evening Papers, The L on d on Ga. eerie, the Edinburgh and Dublin Weekly Papers, the Quarterly and lid.s.buegh Reviews, the Literary Gazette, and the beat Slowlily 31agvzines and Reviews. Cards of the terms maybe had on application. 8. and P. •ho 1141 C jolt C ~,,, menrcil business as Book mellfrs, 814iiotiers, and Accoutii Book Msnufacistrers, avail them...lves at this to so:irit the imutitcuance omit support of their Friends sod • liberal Public, which, by devoting the utmost attention to every braueh of their Establishment, racy hope to mciit. All the twat Mutirria n.ul Periudiettl %Yolks regularly supplied on the iustaut of publication. 139. Chessuide. • LORD CliElliYND'S LIBRARY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mt. EVANS, At his Haute, No. 93, Pall-mall, THIS Dilf, FRIDAY, • May 19, and TO-310111101V, SATURDAY, JM': U BRA ItY of the lat.. Lord Vv.romit CH MIMS Di inrludiug Hol'aein's Heide, by Cbim berlain •' • •• • • ,, Vdei Itiliakopeare, with Ho. large Plates, in t n.- sits; Roydell's Milton, 3 vols.; Histne'a history of England, 10 vole. 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BURGESS' NEW SAUCE for general por. poor. having given aueb great approliation, and the demand kir it continuing to sncrease,JOHN BURGESS aad SON hi g most respectfully to offer this their brat acknow lA:tarsus to the Publit for their Mittel patronage of the aasne: its utility and great convenience in all clitnates has stocommendril it to the must thaiitiguishcil (twigs con nexions, who have all spoken highly in Its recommendation. —Jt is prepared by them ONLY; and fur presenting di.. agersintiessist 10 families, all possible c►re has been reaort nil a, by each bottle bring sealed upon the cork with their Row and Address, as well as each Label havtog their Signit. tere, without which it cannot be genuine 10H! IFIURGF.SS and SON'S !nag established and much asaesessed ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES continues to be pm. pored by them after Om same manner that bits 'irons the greatest satisfaction far many years. Warehouse, 107, Strand, currier of the Savoy-steps, Lon den.—(The Original Euh•Sauce Wazehause,) This day Is published, in 4 vols. *so. prier U. 16s. in Ws. AN HISTORICAL VIEW of the ENGLISH GOVERNMENT, from the SETTLEMF.NT of the SAXONS IN BRITAIN, f the REVOLUTION in 1688: to which are subjoined, soma Dissertations connected with the History of the Government, from the Revolution to the present tints. Fourth Edition. By JOHN MILLAR, Esq. Professor of Law in the UsiVersity of Glasgow. IPrinted fur J. Mawatan; Lagetan sad Co.; Baldwin and Co. ; G. and W. B. Witittaker; E. Edwards ; and,. Mackie, Loudon. This day is published, elegantly printed in one large volume 410. price V.*. is hoards, ALITERARY HISTORY of Mt MIDDLE AGES; comprehending ad Arroont of the State of Learning, from the close of the Reign of Augustan, to 'its Revival to the Fifteenth Century. By the Rev. JOSEPH BERINGTON. Printed fur J. hiatrm•n, 39, Ludgate-street, Loudon. This day is published, price 3.. booed, AGRAMMAR of tier LATIN TONGUE, for the Use of Scl sssss Is, Second Edition. By J. JONES, Author of the Greek Grammar. Printed fur J. Mawman, 39, Ludgate-street. Where also may be bad, by the same Arthur, A LATIN and ENGLISH VOCABULARY, 12nto. bs. bowed. This day is published, in 4 vols. Bea. price IL M. boards, lf-fE HIS ro RA' OF SCOTLAND, (ruin AL the Union of the Crowns, on the Accession of James VI. to the Throne of England, to the Union of the Kingdoms in the reign of Queen Ausie. With a Preliminary Dissertation un the Participation of Mary Queen of Scuts in the Murder of Darnley. By MA LCOLM LAING, Esq. The Third Edition, corrected and considerably enlarged. Printed for J. Newman ; Longman ; Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown; Baldwin, Cradork, and Joy; K. &holey; G. Mackie, Loaduis ; and A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh. This day is publoslsed, in 2 vols. 4to. embellished with Two Purtr4its of the Author, price 31 3s. in bused's, THE WORKS of THOMAS GRAY, E.g. Edited by the Reverend JOHN lIITFORD. The Editor of the preseut Work Ism been oust kindly favoured with many origiaal Letters of Gray, hitherto un published, of the greatest iutersit, as well as with the Originals of many of the Letitia very incorrectly published, and much altered by Mason. The public is therefore pre sented, for the Aril time, with the authentic and valuable Correspoadence of Gray. Printed for J. Mittman, 32, Ludgate-street. Of whom may be had, • uew Edition of The POEMS of THOMAS ORAY, Esq.; with Notes, and a Life of the Author, by the Rev. J. Mitford. In Ave. Price Its. is board,. This day is published, its owe Yobs.. Om illustrated by four drseriplive of the Route, pier 12s. board., AP ICTU RESQU TOUR. through FRANCE, SWITZERLAND, on the BANKS of the RHINE, and tbriugb part all* 1 4 1 ETH 'ALAN VS, IS Ow Year 1816. Flamiso amens, Sylvaaque! London : Printed for J. Newman, 39, Ludgate-street. " To those who have slot travelled, it gives a faithful ac count of what is to be seen; to those who intend to travel, it affords an excellent plan fur their operations; to those who have travelled, it will awaken many pleasing recollee hues. The route is, perhaps, the best which could have been taken."—British Critic, Oct. 1817. Ws day are published, its one large Volume 410. illwatisted with Males, Maps, &e. price W. ts. bosiek 111 EM A INS et' the hoe JO/1N TWEDUELL. MA Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge; bring a &lee tian of his Levers, written from various parts of the Quail nent : together with a republication of his PHD LUSION ES JUV EN I LES : to which is subjoined, an A ppr udix, motion ing some Account of the Author's Jumada. 16188.Cullections, Drawings, &r. sad of their extraordinary disappearance. The Third Prefixed is a brief Biographical Memoir, by lb. Editor, The Rev. RODER l' TfILDDELL, A.M. ' Pause on the tomb (Whin% who sleeps within, Fancy's fund hope and Learning's laterite child, Accomplish'd Twedelell!"—(l Joyrides Greece) Loudon : Printed for J. Marmot, 39, Ludgate•atreet. This day is published, in two P•Io. Bvo. prier It. Is. boards, rillHE PRESENT S FATE of TURKEY; or, A Description of ilia Political, Civil, •nd Reli gious Cuusteitstion, Gurerumt nt, and Laws of the Ottoman Empire : illustrated with a Map of ►he Turkish Empire, and a Plan of Constantinople. The Stettin.' Edition. By THOMAS THORNTON, Esq. London : Printed fur J. Mitwman, 39, Ludgate street. This day is published, in Syn. illustrated with Plates and a Chart, price Its. boards, JARRATIVI of H VOYAUE to HUD SON'S BAY, in his Majesty's Ship Rosamond; rim tlining some Account of the Nurtb-eallern Coast of Ame rica, and of the Tribes inhabiting that remote Region. By Identruart EDWARD CHAPPELL, RN. Loudon: Primed for 1. Ilterrivran, 39, Ludgate-street. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, NARRATIVE of a VOYAGE to NEVVFOUNDLAND. land the COAST of LABRADOR, illushated with a Map and Engra•ings. tro. price Its. iu boards. This 114 y are published, in three Vols. litvo. price 11. 7s bds. 1-41:SAYS 1111 the PICTURESQUE, •e coin pared *Ms the Sublime iflui Beautiful; sod •s the Use vi .tudyiug Pictures fur the purpose vrimproviug reel Laud- ICA pe. By UVEDAI.E PRICE, Esq. Lunduu: Printed fur J. Mammal+, 311, Ludcale.streel. DODSLEY'S ANNUAL REGISTER. Tl' , oprielord of DODSLEY'S ANNUAL REGISTER hirc leave to inform the Subscribers That the slew Volume (MO) will be ready fur delivery in the course The delay of a month, beyond the usual period, in the publication of the forthrumiag Volume, will, H to hoped, be excused, in consequence of the great in crease of tabour rriptisite to arrange, digest, aid compress into the usual spate, the very extraordinary quantity of materials arising nut of the peculiar events of the year I n2d. 1 he cot aaaaa encemeut of a new Reign, too, Ins suggested lu the p'ublishe's the propriety of making new Editorial Arrangements, with which, they flatter themselves, the Wade', willbe fully satisfied ; and has rendered it ne cessary to collect fur preservation, from authentic sources, such informatioe--Siatistical, Political, and Literary—ea may serve to ;instruct posterity in the exact condition of these great Departments of National History at the Acces- HOY of George the Fourth. e„,* A few complete Sets of the Work, which commenced two years before the Accession of the late King, may still he procured. Shortly will be published, TTALY.-BY LA 1)Y MORGAN. 1 Those who desire copies .4 ibis work ow the day of publieatius see requested to forward their orders imme diately to their respective Booksellers. Prattled for Harry Colliers sod Co. Caudell-street. This is day publialted, io 3 vole !Is. a New Edition of T HE HERMII' m LONDON; or, Skrtelies of Eaglish Mariners. " 'Tie pleasant through the loop boles of retreat To pep at such a world; to me the stir Of the great Babel, and net feel the crowd." Com Out. Printed for Fleury Ciilhure sod Co. Coudnit.street. Also lately published, by theorems Author, The HERMIT in the COUNTRY, 3 vil!. This day is published its 3 vollAls. PRECAUTION ; or, the MATRIMONIAL BALANCE: a Novel. " I cannot forbear to Batter myself that prudence and beuevulenee will make marriage happy; but what ear be expected, except disappointment and repentance, from a choice made is the immaturity of youth, without judgment —without foresight—without inquiry after eosfurasity of opinions, rectitude of judgment, or purity of sentiment ?" RAN Las. Printed for Henry Culbern and Co. C.ondeit-street. MISS WIXOM§ TALES OF TON (SECOND SERIES.) Ur the Slat of Msy will be published. in 4 large vols. 12oto. price Il 4s. boards ALES or TON (Seconil Series) : containing. M. The Miser's Danglster—Rusautund—Beartifel Countess ke. By MISS M'LEOD, Author of the First Series. Printed A. K. Newman sod Co. Leadenhall.street. A Third Series, iu 4 vols. which will ettraplrte the whole, will appear about Michaelmas, enntainia4, the Hal sod Feathers, Caprice, Education sod tin Edseatiou, Are. A few reuesiniug Copies a the Fust Series say yet be had, is 4 vols. price 11. 4s. boards. MARGATE, WITH MAPS AND VIEWS. This day is published, the Second &blew, inSvo. price 9s. boas ds, APICTURE of MARGATE, being a mom plei• and accurate Description of that ranch-admired Place of Fashiosahle Resort, undo( the most Interesting Objects is its Vicinity ; msibelliebed with a Map and Twisty Views, engraved by J. J. SIIUWV, front Drawings takes on the Spot by Captain G. VARLO, of the Ro)al Marines. The Descriptive Part by W. C. OULTON, Foq. Author of the "Traveller's Guide, or English Moen's)," &r. London : Published by Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Pa. tittooster.row • aad sold by the Booksellers m Margate, Cenincbery, liantagate nreadistairs, Dover, Chatham, and all parts of the kingdent. This day is published, in a large octavo volume (containing nearly 700 pages), with am accurate Plan of St. Field. price 12.. in boards, THEIIOLE PROCEEDINGS lvtore lb. cnoN ERN INQUEST at OLDHAM, &e. on the Body of JOHN LEES, who died of Sabre Wouuds, r e. reived at MANCHESTER, August 16. 1819; brio= the fullest sod only silt bent ic Information concerning the Trans. actions of that fatal Day; detailing the Evidence WI both sides, upon 04th; the Legal Arguments before the Cormier; his •ar 1111 l • Decision.; the Application to the Court of King's Bench fur a Mandamus to him to proceed; the Atli. davits thereon; sad the Petition of the Father of the De. ceased to Parliament ; with References to the Cases us the Subject, and a copious Analytical Index. Taken iu Short hand, and Edited by J. A. DOWLING, Faq. Printed for William Hone, 410, Ludgate-hill. IMPERIAL PA ICLIAMEINT. HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, MAT I?. A Committee of Privileges heard evidence in the Moire. worth Peerage —Further beacon postponed to Thursday uest. Mr. Brogden and other Membrm of the Hues. of Com mons brought op she County Rates' Bill ; Ilse Militia Pay Bill ; the Worthing Market Bill; ■nd bears's' Private Bills, which were read a first lime. The Alms Houses Estate Exchange Riil was committed, and reported wish some verbal Atne•dmeuis. The Irish Notaries Regulation Bill went through a COM. ntittee, and was reported wills some verbal Amensimeasts. On the mot,ou of the Earl of ROSALYN, the Courts of Justice (Irelaud) Regulation Bill was read • secuud time, •nd ordered to be committed to.morrow. The Marquis of LA NSDOWN moved the second reading of the Goal Fees Abolition (Ireland) Bill ; the Privately Stealing in Shops Amelioration of Punishment (Ireland) Bill; sod the Bankrupt Laws Anseoduiesit (Ireland) Bill. The Noble Marquis slated the purport of the Rills were to assimilate the Laws of !reload I. those of this country. The Bills were aereralty read a first time, and ordered to be committed to-morrow. The Jdrurs' Atirudsnce on Anis.* Bill went through a Consmitirr, lied 11/$6 reported without any Aitieudairol. Adjurrutd. HOUSE OF COMMONS, THURSDAY, MAY 17. The SPEAKER took the Chair • fro mi nute. before four o'clock. Gen. HA lIT presented a Petition from Richard 0' Puberty, Eaq Cormier fur the County of Donegal, to tortoni', agaiust the Bill fur regulating the Office of Cormier to Irelowl.— Ord,red to lie upuu toe table. USURY LAWS. Sir T. B. LETHBRIDGE presented a Petitiqn from the Bsukeis and Traders in t►e town of Cietskerne, in She county of Devon, praying fur the repeal of the existing Usury Laws. Mr. BEN Err presented a similar Petition from Mr. John Bannister, hanker, of Warminster, in the county of Wilts_ Ordered to lie upon the table. BOROUGH BRI DGE—RIGHT OF ELECTION. Mr. CALCRAFT presented the Report of the Committee appointed to inquire into the merits Ida Petition concerning the right of elestiou for the town of Boroughbridge, deciding t►at the light of voting at elections fur the said borough is in the occupiers of berme houses. Mr. LEIGH presented a Petition front the Inhabitants of Fulham, against the Metropolis Roads 11.11,-Ordered to he upon the table. Mr. STUART WORTLEY gave notice, Slut on Wednes day the 30th iustant be should move, " That t►e House do rewire limit into a Committee of the whole Howe, to MS- SCOTCH M A lir DUTY Captain WEMYSS presented a Petition from dm Waite men, Prerhuldeis,aud sobers of the enutity •f Fife r fietiyisig fur a redaction of the Duty ou Malt iti Scothostit. Mr. CUI(WEN said, if the House should come to say reselutiii• of the swore of that prayed fur, for the wetter of Agrieuralists of Seafood, if it were extenalsd to the ad joining counties of Cumberlaisil ati.l %Yraittatirland o which wire tqutlly entitled to that relief, it might induce him and wow other Gentlemen perhaps es) support sorb a measure, otherwise he should fed biamelf bound to oppose it, as heist partial and unjust. Ordered to he ea dna tab!c. CRIMINAL. LAWS. Mr. LITTLETON presented a Petition from she lulu bitaula of Shipstou-upou-Stour, iu favour of a modidicatian of the Criminal Laws. Mr. WELLS permeated • Petition from the Inhabitants of the King's Toou of Maidstone, iu the comity of Kent, prey iug fur a revisiou mid modification of the Criminal Lame. Mr. J. SMITH presented a similar Petition from the Borough of Leominster, in the County of Hereford. Mr. S. WORTLEY presented • Petition of • similar description from the Inhabitauts of Settle, in the West Mt. dingy of the Comity of York. Sir T. D. ALLAN D presented a similar Petition from the inhabitants of Ktngsbridge, in the County of Devon. Sir W. DE CRESPIGNY presented a similar Petition from tie Mayor, Corporation, and luhabitants of South ampton. hr. H. F. C. CAVENDISH presented a similar Petition from Derby. Mr. H. G. BENNETT presented a similar Petition from certain luhabitants of the City of Gloucester. Sir T. B. LETHBRIDGE presented similar Petitions from the Town of Wincautun, and the Town of Wellington, iu the Cuiddy of Somerset. Mr. BARING ',resealed a similar Petition from the Town of Altos, is the County of Hauls. Lord J. RUSSELL ',wielded a similar Petition from Lewes, in Sussex. Lord STAN LEY presented a similar Petition frum Kin ston Mr. HARBORD presented a similar Petition, nume rously sod respectably ■tgued, hunt the inhabitants of Shaftesbury, i• the County of Dorset. Sir E. KNATCHBULI. presented • similar Petition from Staines, i• the County of Jliddloa x. The abore-mentioned Petitions were severally ordered to be prim ed. Mr. BARING presented a Petition from I poor prisoners confined fur debt to the gaol of Itchester, cora platonic of the state of the gaol, and praying fur — Ordered to be printed. EXTRA POST. Sir W. CURTIS moved fur copies of the Correspouitruce between the Lords funimissiuners of the I'i - emery and the Postmaster General, or the Secretaries of those departments, relating to establislimeut urea exile post. Mr. WARNE hoped, tithe papers moved for by the Hon. Baronet should be grauted, that the Hun. Gewlemou oppo site would not press the [hinging up of the Report uu the Bill (the Postage Ace), which he saw was fixed for to-dal, until they should he laid on the table. He would take that opportunely of slating is //raise, that ■ceiust the Beth he had the niust decided objection, as it would trod to encou rage and increase the spirit of hard delving and cruelty to horses, by the competition it would excite. Mr. LUSHINGTON said, the Honourable Member would have the fullest uppuitunity of stating the grounds of his opposition to the Bill on the bringing op of the Report. Mr. CURVVEN thought the establishment of an extra post would be a great convenience to trade, by facilitating expeditious communication throughout the country, which was much impeded by the present system, wider which, a letter arriving in Lindien from one part of the country, ein its way lo a more distant pin, arriving in town by nine in Om morning, was delayed here until eight in the evening, a stoppage which was urine productive of yellow' incouve• sienee. Mr. J. SMITH said, one of the objections to the rata poet was, the advantage which would Ise *aired to the trade of those locus in which it might be established over tithes. where it did WI exist, from the more ►predy communica tion; but even at Frew lit letters sometimes arrived much earlier than rise post. After a few words from Mr. LUSHINGTON, which we could out hear, the motiuu *as agreed to. hie W. CUILTIS said, he had strong objections to the establiihmeort of an extra post, un the grouudi both of pulley and expedieecy, which Ire should stale in the dig cussion tel the bringing up of the Report. He then muted f or "Copies of curresrioudence with the Treasury and the Post Office, relative to the supposed grieversete of the pro prietors of mail coaches, oppieliended by them from the establishuseot of on extra-port; and also, for copies of the contracts fur the co %%% y % ure of the extra maihr, if ■ny suck base been entered iuto."—Or tiered. CASE OF THOMAS FLANAGAN. Mr. COOPER said, that he war sorry not to see the Huts. Member for Coveutry in hie place, as Le wls the prin_ cipal cause for briuging forward his motion, as the degraded individual, Thomas F:anagan, was 1101 dissolving of a atom useues euusitleration. This marl had been for a number of yeats imposing 54055 mauy Mrsobere is. the Home, by pre saline upuu them to present repress oollasg himself as belonging to Sligo; when the fact was, as be was Memos. ed, and believed, that Flanagan was not a entire of Wigs, nor bad he any re►tehvirce there that lie knew of, ramps when be was resident in the courtly put, under a aro tente for a higheay rubbery rand stissuli. fle Cooper) looked upuu it that there could be no g►enter abuse rut petttioning than this, our soothing mare Us lv to bring the sight of petitioning iota disrepute J contempt. It was sums years since he had list nuanced this man to the [louse, in the vain Lope, as it o i l_ peered, of be, piig him wit of ii. Too the Petitiou that ht loot carted to the Hums. at that time relative lu the rosinierpal governmeut of Sligo, there were a number of names attach. col, not one of *lock he (Mr. C.) knew, Noe did he think it worth while to inquire about them ; but he bad berm iiificani ed by a most respectable Gentleman from Sligo, that he Sal made inquiry, and that he tumid that t•vrry one of them denied having given any uuthurily for placiaig their tomes to that Prtilioe. This Session he had come forward singly, and on Ibis occasiun he (Mr. Cooper) had thought it his duty to denounce Thoma s Flanagan ambits, as the Hunoriable Member fur Durham, and the oilier Members who rime fur ward on that utegiron, declared that they knew nothing of his character. 'lbis netatretiee •p• ports only to hare increased the effruntely of Flanagan, for he prentikd open the Hon. Mt usher for Coventry to bring forward a Petition a few days since, reflecting upon him (Mr. C.) by name, mid rastiug an asperssuu upon the Grand and Petty Juries of the county of Sign. This Marti tttt was so irregular and inotiairous th■t it was instairtly quashed, and not a word allowed to be said abort thereby allowing the putouts to be recorded without ass antidute; this made it imperative 'you him (sir. Cooper) , I A