The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-03-08 00:00:00

mailbag, Wail CimisiArrest. I Writ lass, II of the w. :h i Molex, 'ars, Kr. •, London. Essex street, 4,10 ' , tf th • 041411110.1 - yard. Al the ea.... Margie rter I- grki , 11:V ChippAM/, , I ckareess, at tea, of Mewdeski, is the ciest?ty mid charm*, si eleven, et the Chelsea, is iw bey owl Asper% k,iift r r. M inset. la thi IMS: e ln Ta m te r eity et lan#l,free rig l Aties issosetliwark, in Nair ilseMbetsr, ii "9l4: Cua t eirsy, r amt i Ar l ii 01014 mil LATHS. woe ar wthe _ 1444-bigliwer, Ale 'Othielio L bulk lan i venom extinct. ret, ksiese imam I 'haunt. hereal TRIAL OP GENERAL WiIiTALOCKE. THE EVI D ENCE on the part of the Prose • canoe on this important Trial hawing closed on Moo day, the 7th issiam, Mr. MOTTLEY thinks it wow tilos to inform thePliblie, that Mr.GURN EY lunettes engaged to take the Proceedings in Snort Hand, nod that it will be pnbiishati at. The refegrapb OlErei Portsmouth. by Mottle) ; and by Mews. Longman, Hurst, RCINI, and Urine, and Symonds, Pateroaster-row, London. Mottle) piedgss limn-cif to the act vicaey of the publica tion. It will content all the Official Document., puldic and prtvate Instructimm, Letters front his Royal Mightiest, the Doke of York, Lord Ho* irk, Mr. Wioilbans, lac. It will also contain a Mail of Boma Ayres and the surrounding comitry, in which the auras of the army is laid does, take* Mrs Orsgami Drawings. No expense nor pains base heed spared to make this Work as complete sa ,• and Mottle) has the pleasure to add, that he has bean at l.ndrd every far.ints mid means fur its execution —lt will be pub li.hsd the moment the bolas of the Court will permit. Cli ARACTERS AT BRIGHTON, FOR 1107 ! ! Thu day is published, dedicated to His Royal Highness the Prince of Woks, I. CHARACTERS at 111116HTON. A Fa shionable Novel, Is 4 Voioilaita, 241. By the Author of " The thispring of Mortimer ; or, Me. moirs of the Stratford Family • Who ran come in and say that I mean her, Wye sock ea not r she, such al her neighbour' Or whlt is he that says his bravery is sot, un um cost, Thinking Prat I river him ) Let me see *herein M. tourer ha b untried him If it do him right, Thi it lit bath weaned Memel( ; if be be fate, Wbs then way taxin...: like a had poor Ries, Unclaimed of my man." 2. The CHILD of MYSTERY. A Tale, us 3 Vol. 3. MODERN MANNERS; or, Memoirs of Cicely Edi na/IN 3 Vole I,s. STRIKING LIKENESSES in FASHIONABLE . LIFE- A Nom', s Vols. 2414 s. The WINTER in DUBLIN. A Satirical Novel, in 3 Vol.. The Third Eclair, moussierably ealarged. By Clasrlca &Mk y, Eq. 6. The BAROCCHE DRIVER and HIS WIFE. e Vol.. to. Fourth Edttma. 7. The FARO TABLE; or, The Gambling Mothers. a. The INFIDEL MOTHER ; or, Timm Winters to London. 3 VVIS. l a. 9. In a F. dare trill be published, dedicated to the Qopen--lt: rivEIVVIC MF.MitlItS of HIS ROYAL ❑IGHNLAS the PRINCE of WALLS, in 3 Vohs ela guilt) vrrited on foolscap se•. price 24e. Prr.:li..l for J. F. Hoehn, AS, Potasiteter.roo ; sad all icon:we-suer. TUESDAY; MARCH 8. 1808. V 11.71.1ALLOIG-OFFIC E, M.IRCIt 7: thus. THE COMMISSION EttS L f or t'icelialling ilis • Majesty. Navy do herby *Tire A dice. net nn the ead iststont, they wilt he s ready fn rec..i , :d T-4cro is ling forded np), and treat for what. COOPERAGE con.% the sawn:, Of this Dept:hied oily reviir• Ma . *ache ass year from the dote of the Contract, to he iietioered into the Victoltting Store. at Depl.ford, rtsd tole paid for by Bak, peorble with Iniere.l, wisely dqya (Vier date. The; Coneulon, of the Contract may be sole at the Secretary!, 0.11 co• • Ne regard sat be had to easy Tender is 'chick tle Price skit . he ia•erted in mew* at tallith. or that w.rl wef b delireresi the Beard bPfere Oao °Vieth ea the semi ria,fiery, the taut; • *sr fa te., Oa Perna take wake, the reader, ar toes., nee al hie telaitf,atterrds, S. WWI/ 0144/1 called .lar• itICIVALLINO-OFIICE, tn. 24 , tree. 3 . 11-1 E CO MMISI3IOI% EitS for Fietstallial his. ittujutia Nary do hereby Ow* Ifetke, That on TV Es: of March sot, they WU he reedy to receive Tea skew kr treatise; (staled u)), and treat .for the gayety if what 'ESH BEEF they be ragiMred for tie use of Hu Matiestis thipe'turtf Vessels al Jersey is•id Weproodth (Do separate Cosa- Hoar) Weskit kr ;pace qr hackie alma: certain, and father eir sookkokortriai shalt att ilcus• tr be paid fa. by Dias, IVf'"" . -" '1 el e. trite, kkersr at tie Aikreforyle *bike, k 411112414kp . 0r the P4,tll4laff at le,see, l~et- Jews of the Clauses at ti eeymouth. Nn reifartt will be bad to any reader is which the Price skit 1: he in,etled in Words at lesirtL, or that shall trot k itetiverell • tle Board before Oa &Cies* en the said Thealee, the gad llnn-k next, nor sates the Perm. , e%o makes the reader, or wort Perms MI his iektif, kends, to corker when toited.At. 4 MAN of the nave Of LE RAT , we n t awa y 111. from the Middlesex Hospital oa tba sash of May, 4..7 • h,t head was much der-moved ; hid an oil-skin over his bet ; - Lad on a grey great coat awl boots ; b e has a -ot across lob face; had au iuspedinseat in his speech; about 4J 'ears of age, this made, dark bet--Wherver oas give any mthrmstom Admit him, will receive FIVE GUINEAS for dant trouble, by applying t 6 Mr. GUY, No. 27, Orchard street, Portniaumquare. PLATE GLASS - COMPANY. riptit Public are inforrnetl, that a large Asac•rt meat or PLATE GLASS is now os SALE, at hired Prices, I Mr, ALEXANDER BLACK, at the COM pany's Warehouse, ALBION:PLACE, BLACKFRI.4RS BRIDGE, of a Ise colour, superior brillisocy, and of varians &massing*, fesaa Niceties to to incites in •lencth, and from to to 7,1 inches hi *Oath ; 11110 Convex and Con cave Mirrors, from lc to 31i:riches diameters—And the .use amoitiorin nay he bad for emotes Orders, by addressing Letters to Mr. William Foster, at the Mouufti-tory, Roves he near Preseui, Lanroshire.—Cnna the great improve , uleid mink of late years iu to s Manataetury„, it w mow aliened that the Comp's'', Plates are equal ia their bril liancy, and have as few imper&k•tiona, compred with any Foreign Glass that ever leer imported. This day is yeditiottsd, io faatulip ego. with, Eire Phi. F, irre 14. e. lid. ita.extia boards Tr►lE RURAL ENTHUSIAST, tins other POEMd. Dyne, 1. WHAT. • Printed foe Unsay Midst, Rees, sad Orme, Pater. susisr-row. AIM NEW PLAYS. This day ispirhla;ll;rd,iriea as 6d. IitoEGONE DU LL CAR E , Conndy is Five jp Asr. 'II4ILLIEMICIi. IldirSOLVS, ae r ion. The lIMMIDIMT, Itats:Diiilha, tat** formed at the Theatrt-Royal, Covert-Oardets. Prate cc Printed f Lossusaa, Hurst, Rees, sod Orme, Pater auster-rior pf wises racy to bad, alf Mr. Reysolar's ot►er DOWNS. MR. colours intrususHED PLATE This dry ere pa bed , price vs . fig. seek THE HEIR at LAW, s Comedy to Five Acts. TM SURRENDER of CALAIS, a Play. The BATTLE of HEXHAM, a Pi•y- Aho, The IRON CHEST, • Play, New Edition. By GEORGE COLMAN, the `fount,. Printed ter Longman, ilurst, Kets, sod Orme, Paten. 001tet-IrOW• Of ulnas Amy be but, all Mr. Coluran's other published , Drumm. NEW SUBJECT IN THE PANORAMA, LEICESTER BHUARE. A COMPREHENSIVE VIEW of the IN T F.RIOR of DUBLIN, takes from 3k. Law'sdew , r, ae. cosset of Sackville.street, is just °Mord. This bemetiftil View exkihits Ike Costsm•hwvei Emir Liffey full of Shipping, Cariibie Bridge, and must of the Mtitzest- , lag Mailings in t►e City. The Grand VICW of Paris continue's:kiwis fur a short time.: —kiliuntasee to each Painting, 11.--. opes from Vs. all Lhisk. TIAs aeon peilalsed, pries es. sewed, REMARKS on the PURULENT 0141- THALMY which has Surly boss EPIDEMICAL I. this Cowry By JAMES WARE, Sergio., F R S. Pivoted by J. bloomy", is thr Poultry. Of whole ray be bud, published by the game Author, Price PIS. oil. CHIRMICICAL ORIERVATIONArektive to He Eye ; with an Appendix on the Introdectken of Rea leak Cant.- ter and the Treatment of Himweoenoidt. Also, prig* sk. OBSERVATIONS ea the EPIPHORA ; and ow the Scr.pbuluas awl luterasittnit Ophxhalney. Snood Edition. This day ie blished, io sto. pith Mama COAPLET pu E TREATISE mi t C LTI- M VATION sod PREPARATION of HEXP. By ROBERT WISSETT. Esq. F It and A St not to the Coousittee of Warr hseias, of the Last Indio Company. • This nark is the result of Yams inquiries and experi ments onside by authority of Government, in order to ioir,r tsin the best mode of cultivating add preparing sl u r valoable yrodartion ; it details the iarinus method mot p.outaars martned in Europe, .%%ia, and America, comps laws a body of facts and oyituonis upon the alibied, of tatia:te awe at the per,ent 111016001. LASUIVII : Printed fur J. Harding, 36, St Judea's-Orr. : ; Cro.table IRA Co and J. Pari., Eniabargli ; au,l Aseinr and Fitypatrirl, . - . Weed Zertireireel,l9ol‘,l, Maw 19; liallertoW„ • 11 6, , rid Aril g ig : lai '' .7,l4 `•Dra•t•SllgaZdtte be ' / • / is . . , eele-b,W rFal‘ RitalLa r e ss , 4 ,i.,,, , rti t t0 Dar, Merit is, %. oike i g pi l Loader Attehies. Id Eb t . ~......,..,..: • .. ~......p..., 1i.,....,,„, _,... - _.... _ --- oder, Mirth le, at twelve 7 a ! . . Wear, al Glikillsll, 1,,,0 9 ' -vet gEll 181.4.) ' TIIESI)AY, MARCH a said Cheer, Wien, Lisa - - ---- - . _____. _... . .. ... _-_ _. _ ----- - THEATILE-ROTAL,_ DRURY-LANE. BRITISH GALLERY, 'PALL-MALL. treet, is the orisi s ass, A s& lister, in the cutest/of Yeideles: P KPRESENT EVENING, Marcia 8,1901, /1111 IS Ciallery, ter the Exhibition and Sale of , March 19, -19, dt et es . vi e Their ) 1 4t 4 "... Meta°. will act the New Oiler& of IL. the Wors t of Britith Artiets, Is nem open to the Pub- , London. Attasay”,,,il i pil l , KAI S ; •. he; and w connue open every day, fruits ten in the fore- DAY Essex -street , Strand. OR, LOVE IN THE DESERTS. noon till five in the aftersioun.-Admittancu U. Cidalogues with t, in the city of Leers, Vas e by Mr. Rearm, Mie. Lyon, Mr. Ban- tit Be Order, - TO , to surrender, Illieeti 12. i i 91 .13 / 1 11 .= air Natty, Mr Raymond, Mr. Poe ell, VALENTINE GREEN, A.R.A. Keeper. Pewee en, at Guildhall, Lend on . "st . i e sers, Mr. Smith, Mt Piraeus, Mr. Gibbon, Mr. ---- ie . k!aholie-yard. , Mr. Flosiounons; Mrs. Mountain, SIONIffi iitorroce, E I !SIG'S THEATRE, illeato. 11, 1808. Bair so the coo Of YorkolesheA i r R. WATERS, 301ilt. PtepriPtor of the 71 Unidoets, tee. tr. Hank selit, sad A pril le, e e After which, the lest Tiflf Melo-Drama of . e. 11.1 above Theatre (in right of trie Eseentorship to the °fie rtes Ina, i s Look At ELLA ROSEN ItERC. lam 'Mr.(iesild), begs leave to iiitona the Public, and all % '• Blair, Cheatery-lear, i ;;,:., ' with In and Oat of Tnne.-.. ream it may concern , that he will ice no way whatever be net I Leigh, is the comity of Yoh, e2 r .... bu 2: 131 iL 11 T WerugarrLor res., with The rm . pomade far any Debt or Debts that ass be cootract e d by Si I. sopa I f. ....7 . ,f ...r. f:R1:r*1t....... -- A . IdOS - 1 Mendlasyt:Lri);:wQates Of Scot.. Mr. Taylo . r, on Keenest of the above. P - I who take. hods der and Assuan, to i nnos d at . • • -1.4 c . ay je la rehniind, ant dl di be speedily epro- upon himself the management of the Kipg's Theatre, or Pon die% lathe bout of m r ,tygit ' . Opera House. • • • lect Illas ta l tile- Attain., —**l'..V...-ii. .... _•_• _ _ _ , . _ - id Moon u m ig im , -- nt THEATIZROYAL, COVRANT-GARDLN. KING/ THEATRE, Masco 7, isos. ri thetl). , 4,,ti .1.-, — 7 111 IS PRESEN't EV ENING, March 8, 1808, H. WATERS, Jo;nt Proprietor of the said i, in • Ai. Theatre, and M,Otgagee of the other Proprietor's DA affollf, green, tilt be stead, • Neu Come d y, tailed, sad tltiri e. * at two st tha * BEGON,E DULL CARE: . . • Aare, Oa nest of his Executveship to the late Mr. re, miry, Mr. Bigg s 1111014,-rede a , Oa, HOW ViLl• TT END t • ' (turd'', think. it intonibent on. him to eeriest the Nola- Fit Asrld. - , My mud Geu.ry, Subscribers to the Opera, to pall o r ,sule Ski, • " a d a eh e pl a y, a New Reitchlnhee, 0104,, DEEDS. • lir options hut into the hinds of Meant Payson, *Nue!, era THE -4-111: ILL 4N I) 1.10 OW.. .. Chippeabaa, is theca :i f ss. A l i •g m ,.. N g, Te.apler sod Co. Pall. Mall, the legal Rinker, to the C oe nal I charms% at sea, •• 'THE: C 9O O l .V° • trL= . .. . .1f ion ' m ; eten, ',Melt hobieriptivos Hostile =l'42 e..,,, , -o.' • e, '' _Mr. W.Va., Seta. ; w'm H. m" u g" 11 1 ' the Tremens of the I herr*, and slim!. sere indi Of fkr:-14. ...4 Atot, . .31n. Milutisuer , . abet the Misses Adame. . late of Ilddrestreet, West. Oman be induced to pay their Subscription late any other f Wirlimex, hot sew of Bishop s , w "1•1's will be " Idea ` a Nee ' Mien" Fe " caned ' Channel but that ahore-atentiuned, the same may be eimput- lee . VHO WINS ? ands*, 'dile esesiee, diale r se e • ed hereafter. It brills been intisured to Mr. It aters, that dark 1.1„. nonicltiteisTh7Nitr!frt.a.melfg., C m lf r Oie sio r .„ - 0. mr. .. sins - . 7,: zri ntry: h s ic .b.crions h have for ta ranf ibp lfeetli ope s m cUised ir. u ta . the orc N ,rsi obi to lity tu t a t. o: w, of North .Wideliest, is the 'epee, three and e b ass s,, a, at ,-. Mr. Chapainn, Mr. Denson ; Mss. c. Kciiibie, 3fre. Honourable Persons, ensue Mr. Taylor has taken spud his: if . pubak oilke labia utTireber. e,..u, Mho 1:e Camp. - self t i e Margenierd of slie• Corners Mr. Watevs tiierefu,•e see lhe Nv'e Musica l Fare e ' of W h ° W i l" ? el, Tbe Wideer.e takes this pppurrauity to rum 50 E•ILLOCt for the 'adorns's- - of Meodesk7, in the manly d f ,ee: will be repented every !tido this week. • tioa a the Subscribms. from th e Tied tlt-tti, 'lat.! -Atli i see eitapare, at einem, at the •i , Thnerlay . The Man of the Wesid i Sir Perim A5i5d0 ., , ,,,, , . ail ,. ei. , , e cuptant, 'Mr. COIIICE (Mg Sent appearance this o is is hereby declared a n d *reed, that no Pc m,,,-. who It Chelsea, is the Misty of Mid- ,e,.. 1 .---.ead ois Setakday, Two Faces under a Hood. Isar in ot at any time or times here tate, shall be, it, inseam- hl - • 1 • -.- der sod ekspaistoStweive, at OLYMPIC PAVILION, NEWCASTLE-STREET, Con of a Box or Boxes, as else bead Subscriber thereto , or es i...., ‘ ,.. L ' STRAIN D. the Proprietor thereof, shall be resaleable at the %di, I sles- 41. 41•Tt of 01,4111 * lllieegaty el f Frahlished by Authority of the Lord Clissabertsial ere, or caprice of the said William Taylor, his Eateiors, eu Mee , deshr aloptglegegi o Et Administrators, or Assignees, except by voluntary surrender f. s. ' rilN EV EN IR sj, March e, 1508, tith time, , anew Dinendworawent, cow Th .. mAi , c o y wAR t ~,„, or rergnation thereof." _ _By e hie hit appears the Pruprie- to be elder, d CretilOib' ....• _il ..., Cahri Festird.--The Daueing Horse will execute • toss have oot a power of dispoussesag any of the Subscribers =,loroion 4 kAkellMOOt of their respective Babes. I :NUET and PAS-SEUL, is a entwine( manner nth time, Loathe. , - TROOP orTRAMIPOLINE JHMIPEILYDOuteIIe Feats • raineeediklifer intalllia; EMPEROR OF ALL CONJURERS. Axnedy i. oleo will vault over Tweedy !Uses Heads, oe- Meer, In the wish I lissasi Hires, te -Ressigool's Imititioos of Birds...al-jib Ceder tie Patroasge of her "spot In g h am t h e p r i sms of WALIIN. The Grand Spectack of ALONZO sod I NIOGEN E ; aili alle ilhe "lb , . ad lisiel=l.Every Everting thii Week, eager Wedoesisyr turid Friday. ,I , centric itoeseartuship ; or, 11114 PEASANro FROLIC. di teresitei,meteltaide sod ItArkt. INGLEBY, the greatest Man in the kilo iron idaltho. 7 11 " To fei,:ititif with, 6th Titer, an Abegorical Cootie . .. e, called, HARLEQUIN KING OF SPADES. • .1.T.1 World lei Ids prodesdeo, *reseed with the highest . i v, of the city of Loarlso b iono., etteelltatt: ' . I Characters e Spadino, King of Spades (after- gnats& for the osboundurspalease bestowed opesibis per- • i TWA,: : Jimmie at: *0), Mr. Taylor ; Poston, Ring of Nuennes, and the greet amen he Use set rah (ruin the hi, Ilk. ; Unrest°, Kin of Diomede, Mr. Be- hband ewesselgeoent of his numerous *diviners, returns cut, Southwark, iu the meaty ef ner• II Knave of Clubs, Mr. Jellferies ; his siseere thesis, and begs leave oust respectfully to M- erry ihre-ilster, dealer awl •siliinisse, limns of Hearta, Mr. Limb; Naivete, Rases tarns the Nobility, Gentry, sad the Perk in reeral, that eldelsionptoa, is Ors - onsey of Spades (afterwards AK u: SplOks, and o astCOOlkl to Her- his GRAND PLRFORMA.NCE, at the EY CEt 34. ,nia),3lr. Sualliby ; Whiskersdoeiria, Knave fDirae, STRA ND, will rotenone Four Nights a Week dorm( his • r. )fakers; Inch • Waverer, or, Two Heels are better 1 short stay. They wilt be on Monday, Tuesday, Iloreday, a Gangway, is dn . • eft. Or, Mr. Thorpe. Fortune, Mrs. Breeds Hope, and and Saturday.-The hicasipensbk Miss YOUNG will pea- seaudy of Sorrel& . • afortuvie, Mrs. Pearce; Dement, Miss Harrison ; and fume on the SLACK WIRE. dasest, la thesepsllB,4lB. aster. Urea of Heartsjzftentards Columbine), kin Boxes es. Stage Seats as. Pit as. Coast ant fires are kept 'matt ; and the Packed C ards, by the rest of the Company, ini the Theatre, whisk is adorned with sirleudid chesde- a. sia; I. cis Qawit4l4/0/0 tomoral soperoannerneies ; the Pantomime to rawhide bees. on. . Ai the PALACE of DIAMONDS! Tickets to be had, sad places may be tarn, from ten till sky and c ity v 1 ail edbe etNewisekir4viii: ) ruses, u.-Pit, ea•-..Gailery, is -Doom opened at Half- twelve o'clock. haposa. . . .t Fire, begin at Half post Six preeisely.-Half Price at Private Perdu/mane at the 80119t1 of the Nobility and alf-past Eight. Dealer, by giving timely entice.-Dorms open at Su, begin 5, to elm county ellifirikki 5 , The Vauxhall Fannie Passion Musicians ere engaged to et Seven. iraer.ebeet, • till an the aeta. . • s • Zooid/an Idissons, so amt. IS MORNING, .at Elevea p' Cluck, the illaralin " 11 1011 1, .. 1* .• • Vases. imttessanercammento Ismoser. 1 'ATV NIGHT of MR. DIBDIN'S NEW ENTFh _ e peaty of lAeolhAljelillir' ' •AINMENT. at the LARGE THEATRE, LYCEUM ; The SCHEME contras - having been retired with the loodest sad must a.. Prises a ..L.20,w00 w .... L . 60,000 e e * AI. 2. 1 .1011041141111101 11 , i saitersal sprees% win be repeated • -• • .10,000 ao,ooo I IS leltESils T 'TUESDAY, March 8, 4 souo ..... 90,000 a tbs semeety.Of lonatify, ege 4. 50 I 1066, and every Tuesday, Thursday, an d Saturday, . os . . 1,000 •1. , 3034 • . 20,Ge'.) ts,uoo • the gth of April, under rite immediate lanction of the " rroit r-" 7 .1 7, A AcimmALg g i . '. ellen. the'lord Chamberlain, an eUtire New Enter- • es . , . 00 • 3,000 iNGS, 'GLEES, kr. called, le mew: • - . nerd, in tree oei ruts, , estlog •of RECITATION, 1,000 • 4 •• ii . 11.0100 Sielicsine-lase, INIL lssehtipb , 3,100 THE PROFESSIONAL VOLUNT-EEIVI ,:-...:A.0.. • • —....-. 31 11 ww, Wpm, erier • The a h...e is mitten and relapsed, anal will be con. sts,osts Tick e ts . • • . L. 050,1100 teed, and aecoOtpastiad oa the Piano *Fetes, by C. _....... NO Fl u b PRIZE. - •ii ins:;l:s. He oil' he weeded is the performance h e sew ral ---- e Lief rennet, Warps&The 1130,0 SCHEMP.,; with NOT THREE BLANK- - - 3TO , ' Iltfroien alto have volenteefet themselves tan the Of vacua, TO A Emu , . aastataa emit , /teem , the Number of -Cempter-street, Solo, ~1 whine cretiors, bell, *nose sad Conde, Mr. Dirties p e a l -. .. ,--. man or any Lottery for mane Ye •es poi item kinnelg will or. he unacceptalite to the Palle. - - 3le ' llCliETsand SHARES. art selling at all the Liceased owl, liallidure, easpestar 3l* h otel tc-Pit 30.-e Gallery et-Upper Gallery is -No Lottery Others. D 60138. oar to be returned.-Entrenee to the Galleries is in Esc- Tickets and Shares resho on Sale fur the brood City hi ionise, late of Teem ...use:ea.-Places for the Boxes may be tree at tie Lyceums, Lottery of Freehold Horses, dis..liarged of Load Tan, tow Neleshlle; ' - I. •street, Lao- it . al Ten till For &loc. • The Deers sill open at Seems. and the Pereirmaaie begia taming Capital Prima to the Amount of L 104,tr00. • • t Eight-Rooks of the !longs to be had at the Theatre. TRIAL OF GRNERAL WHITS/ACRE It IIP we 'kW s. wiellsa* •.• The Theatre will be causes:sly kept id a prole:pens- T HE EVII)ENCE oil the part of t h e Prose- - • - •wt " le ,1 Fermata of eosin. . nctre. • ester on this bropertent Trial having clos ed on Mos- I . ILL l'RliTtll IS SNIA T T.‘II VT O NI AN, day, the 701 borot, Mr. MOTTLET *biota* it sow tiles ' of Deo 4 s7a-toort, is the 11 sad vli.non discovers or diffuses it in any portion, to harm thePleblic, that Mr.GURN EY hashers engaged te 1119 sky fe ll:betty . c ;: lees ma essentiai Service to h:s Coinicr ) enless d hind. take the Proceedings 114 WWI Hand, mid that it will be gyf id erafeasional men base, of late, through tb. medium of 1 phhiish4.ll at The referiph 00 0 e, Portsmouth , by M r e Cbelbekew, is Owasso, et : the Ponylaid Wen the. public eye the vetoes •symptotus Mottle> ; and by Mesas. Longman, Hurst Rees, and ~f disorders, which, however. L to the delicate and seseepts - U rin e, and symouds, Paternoster-row, ooden; less, la the Ittewity if Warwick, 1/19.1040. We mind, it is oak nereviary for se to glaare at. I Moutcy pledges himself to the ace mail of the publics "'e have the hariou.'" to oiferal those Per'ims% who, thou. It will m utant all the Official Documents, puldic an, ow, iti the 'treaty of Warwick, either from eunstdetom ,in anri.loat, os acquired habit, from , private Instructious, Lettere from his Royal Highoms th hapuessi• hetet stady. client:: of climate, ..o,terit disappointineut, two Doke of York, Lord Hoer% Mr. Wiellents, be. It wil ittingaxmcmcv. ' moderate "id, 01 ole.'oser of any kind, labour rider those i also cordate a Man of Boers Ayres and the sorronuilin Set 4l • ' disenietwincii result Cunt n die:thee:nem of NERVOUSff remote>, in which the march of the army is laid does, take Wilt .. •P' SVeTVII, • georni or pelmet DEBI I,ll*Y, that, from the /Seem Chapin& Dreurises. No eXpeillt nor pains have b ee lei tete li . - tuners of more bettlf.Oe austoo ,, en i knowledge, with very spared to make this Work as complete ea eussite., , ,• an eimorate ebriniral an:O ) ILN we have it in our 'power to ~ a•el : .1. -.Mottle) has the pleasure to add, that he has been atToi de 4' •' 7l ta -1 !like limier, ia most eases, a perfect tv -nittl,lialswiest of health every faciletv and means fur its execution -It will be pal and A-nob. tithed the moment the forms of the Court will permit. is. stk. is. pars ' ANJ, I * - The tori.e, steak, and other teen;-teen;- medieines, willed, have -- Cate 6„,/ ••:e we hare fouad, from experieuce, to or by no inewte riequaie 1114 day is parried, dedicated to His Royal Highness II '. DISH, Slab Beslaw, • • to the wersornseure of a cumidete and lastir.,‘ evert.; and Prince elf Wales, sruhlik emit Clariartear. MERCURY, the vadat:try specific its other eases, la %lei- I. CII AK ACTEItS at BRIGHTON. AF, really known to he pluductive of the !mot mischievous shioathle NOTel, ill • V 010141911, 2•4. iltlttr erects on the human coronation; we base therefore Is,- Be the Author of •• The Otispriug of Mortimer ; or, 1 last, at his hoes*, is Upper . bowed, by termed the whole of mar attention exclusively to moire of the Stratford Family " of the Ilea. Geary Mlles, of . thimbles, rid 1., the aid of 17 year* e.perience in au ex- •• Who can come in ant are that I menu her, teenier practice, to alter to the prate a mode of n eatmeut WM.. such as toner she, sock di her :neighbour ' iItIACTA entirely nee chick has is nu or Inatome hitherto time Or wh-it is he that says his bravery is sot, on oil cost, eiikk Chni :le des Bath, by the known to fail . ' Thinking that I mesa him . Let me see *herein is tee. W. aninglara, Vicar of .. Asa great part of these diseases hers its seat in the mind t M. tourer bath eruar'd him If it do his right, 144 1, .. l•Thesothsas proves that ties been partieularie *needed te is the preiont method Tiii ii he bath wowed %hear( tifbe be bee, pm. rag. riles city ofTark- of core; and, as it is a fact, well known to profesiosat men. WI)) then Illy ticilenz like a silt ram ilic'i BATISS. Lent persues ut each sex, and of all i• vs, of ali simeatioes la Unclaimed of ear with." 801•411111MAItt see .3 Sheerer, 31114bIleeei, Lie. and every eireript ion of cher-star, are liable to dui, 2. The Climb of MYSTERY. A Tale, to 3 Vol. I webs bete beep of St. Ample. 'LIM Atm, partirelarle the.- of elegem and cultivated vnio.ls ' 3. MODERN MANNERS; Or, 141•100141 a Cacti, F lete4iienetw i lllbbithees, hi Hit very mined eentieuras and feelings, and of studious seders. is en, I VOIS I ill. , die mishit I* bed emit sin. tire bidets, mud especially theme of a quick and betty 4 STRIKING LIKENESSES in FASHIONAB If. 1. Relbstes, Ilstrirtor se the tar, and Settle iniagendima-the Poet, the Palette, and LIFE. A Newel, 4 VOl4. its. in., fibs the White Hare lea, the sorelot-rued Rowe *hum an dissent fortune and high S. The WINTER in DUBLIN. A Satirical Novel tea in eneiete base exeluded frees. all inamrd labour, and 3 Vols. The Therd Edition, crisiderably enlarged. re Reethlog. the 7 .ev. Sir Ws. wormer empeomesesitt for the ire of such Patients. whose Charles Sedley, e bulk of his tartans derres he Sods, nateraily Ord, per resdered stall more so by the 6. The BAROCCHE DRIVER sad HIS WIFE. veer ender. very Lamm of the it cumpleint, the strictest attestiuu is peal Vo l 4. TO. Fourth Edwina. )AY, AT LONDON- BRIDGE di e Jerry net searec,, aud a ft• f l o i n , a permanent and ta- 7. The FARO TABLE; or, The Gambling Mott e.al Cure, Is solemnly promised- 2 v01a..145. ..p I Drew 41.... amis. after ..9 , Niers CCRII it: sod (O. rurg-in S, may be eoneeltrd a. The INFIDEL MOTHER; or, Three Winter G. DAVIDSON, Ms tg, Old at their bore, No. lir, Hativn.tlarden, 11,1* I'Vt,(Wlf4 of London. 3 Vele. 15*. re!, and prolishod et the OdSee. either sex, se moistly, ur In lot. r port pas', ineiyonie a 9. In a few dam will be published, dedicated to hreate Cipirch. We h 7 J• Bask Nute, i. hen the seressery .ei.m. and Medicines *id Queen-. 11: THENTIC MF.MOIRS of HIS 1101 e -Or.lers, Ste. tor We Paper. b.rs, ..,.- SI - 111. ty tny rat of the t.oellans. HIGH N Leri the PRINCE of WALES, in 3 VOW ela ;4 sans au the couLtre are reipseitad to deserihe the per- rimed on foolscap se•. price qua. pent,, stns duly atteraded W. t' slaws of their complaiats, a.i.es, and reamed hand of I Pre.:le.l fee 1. F. HOOKS AS, Petassetersorr j W ltriag -No. to;, Hanoi. Gadget. ...II k b -mon-aunt. . FOR THE TEETH AND GUMS are re+pectfully cautioned acainst T Imitating.s of the ENSENCE of PLARL and PEARL DENTIFRICE, invented by tb. late Jscub Hemet, Dentist to the (Allem Midi the Prince of Wales, s hich hair been priArd, b ) long experience, to be infinite,' pure eXcocinus for the Teeth and thaws, than any thing yet di"covcre.t. They continue to be ;old, wissiasale ii;rl retail, by Balky sod Htew, 5, t'ockapor.strett, London, true as pd. each, itaeloaed to a Stamp, at whirls the t.,llosi,tg ar rds are tn rr•red, " J Hemet, Ba)le-y sad Pte., Cac:ll.3lr-st,,mt: - the forgery wisrted at felon!. --Sold also, rett,l, by T. sraratan late p•rtorr arid SOCI:000 to Mr t , street, Hanurer•saluarr. fl Tise FAM ace r particsalsr: r awl persona also have the cat., of prtarnatict young sod leader test ensnrne...led to paresis II " nj ble "... d ' irel ' ' 1,, ' s b. - I. vi b•rore liis 31...0-... - ty. fro ' ll l.l.irc., . ter ii , eastA t quest7:: u xna l t r a ropy of r t..e . ttuttttti t g o lyeptr . -. . . . . . ' . .. I t stlewposerryort, 11*di is, Laugase. Attoiveys. °Worry, Loads*. Noetliow ea , offer, Murk is, , al as& * PI" . ; . WICATIAL Ike% of Deueotaart, itoi* widths do city ..a s moo, Ereltweed ► defame of "- tbstoosay of **num no. liarman. `ICK --- tATIIRDAY. ' • -WI 41 4 • • iii £.I ' 1 E. 4Artittok_ik rtio T ., ..-- _..,.. , P — .l, - "J- , • t‘t ,- - .4 9 ' , • . I r ic .-.,. -, .-.. r - :)4(.1)r, aj . , . 7' • • e: .. .. • , f .. , • . . V . • ....1 11..' - .... - , •t. \*P4 . "" i (PRICE . SIXPiNCE. 1 1 4 ---- - --- , LAI P F. 111.11. PA RLJAfti E.IV T. 11,101.31 t OF ,LORDS—M*46.i; Mimes+ 7. 41‘ the Scotch appeal caus,,,j Riches n. Trails. Mr. Gaut o as beard un the part ot tbc A ppcUant, and Ms, Adams rue the Respoenient, mid Ital tardier consideration postponed undl H'sdnionlui nest. • • • • Win. Irving, For InersereriGanaril of Imparts sad Es parta, *primal at this bar at the House, and prevented Papers ,oesitainiag an account of all reaerii which had Lenin compelled tar eater into ports belonging to timatAsia, is cuasequenee of dos Orders ironed by His Majesty in Ciao ell, t.gether w rtb tic ports fru& *hence they sod sailed, 1111.4 the pLU.e.II 44 their tecatinatiot ; which areas ordersil to lie as Hied' Lordship•ldaiVie land *owlets rose and addressed the House. ,le had been informed that pievioas to the *Olin of onr late expedition . to t fie Baltic, or the apeu - declaration of hostilitiPs by this country optima Denmark, a coasideraisle number of Leashes Inas tert of vessels. had applied 'to the Dauieh Lusa): her... to **certain 'whether there did exist em tha .part of the panish Governineur atiyappulieueion . .sottasAtual ''' - ida.thii v:01;co* 2. 1:0 1 14;.0 ) , made bjr . cwt, Ices the resident Charge srrifi• /sires here, was, that they had nothiag to fear.,at.d might preterit iii cons pleting their cargoes. Under the 4..ouvietiou thisttlirs information wad fofloded oaths best authority. vii. the pledge of the British Ili uistry, they proceeded to accomplish the purposes of their respective voyages. Shortly after the sail ing of. our fleet for Copenhagen, the vessels of Derun'ark is our ports were laid under etnleirgo, and though several of them had made appeals, and douse had obtained decisious in their favour against the arrest, in consequence of the late Orders of Council, these vesaels had been condemned as drafts of Admiralty. He olniervel that this conduct was very dinerent from that which had been oh served to other nations in similar situations. 'l'he Hutch vessels, detained in consequence of an cm ' lastgo.laid Ou prior to the commencement of the late war, had not been included within the droits of Admiralty. He had, brawls!, been assured the property velsed in this manner had amounted to near two millions sterling. He was anxious to know from the Noble Secretary of State, whether the facts he had stated were correct • but he was more particularly malicious to know , whether the Govern ment of this couutry had proceeded to treat the jailors taken 'ori boarct those vessels as prisoners of war ? • Ha 41141 satisfied this required an immediate 'visitation, as the honour of the country, as well as its huassuity, were et stake, if we had not only . . contewated the' properties., but also made prisooere of the subjects of oaf oliy, who were unfairly sur prised ia our harbours, by an act of unprecedented tie astice. Lord Hswee.laywr assured the Nolde Lord tbere,hed been no nere rigorous taeasnrui resorted, to •towands Denmark, than were used in other ce4eard embargo, preeed l i c y declaration of rear. 'rite (it `+J ..Dgn •at had beets )(lady lite. • felted in eceisegireiee" - rdeieheifitirti of *Sr. • and her subjects made priaciners • to diem thine had been do unusual rigour displayed. An offer of. • acarta had been wade on onr part, which had been refuted on theirs, and from :the line of conduct pursued 'by Government be this? unprecedented occasion, he 'piped the country would he' enabled to draw - the Sidiel4nistificittion of those acts why they had been - grimpelTed to 'adopt, froiii the tical native , 9 f the situation/ft which this Ciu - stilitry was then placed. The Earl of Seetotit wished to know to what pvinmoothe larv_rums of money derived from these tondemiations 'ha been applied; to the imme diate defence of the country, or to ‘ tsevr project* of figpurafid inlerprize? lArd*Hawev.ssuair'replied, that the manner of .their application .would, Ise dull explattled at the prtgwx seashb ;• hes however. dashed to kaferm the House, the sum amot . ionect had twee extravagantly exaggerated- .. , , Lord Stations admitted he had no very cer tain information ; what • he had heard he had stated r he. however, wished for the earliest infor mation on the subject. ORDERS IN COUNCIL. The Earl of L au DEIILDALF tose, purulent to notice. to-more forcepies or eatractsofsuth correepondence as had taken place between His Majesty's Govern ment and His Majesty's,.lllies, relative to the mum effectual enforcement of the late Orders, issued by His Majesty in Council. . This nilitimitiott he thought rt 'releaser) the House. should be in pos session of. sigeetoc,cuoliug to the present arrange ments made by the late Orders of Council, the colonial mod,* had been refused admisaine to the Continua by our own'vesael., yet this was per mitted to be introdisce&into Sweden. by means of neutrals touching first at some vans of tins cone tr., and paying herecertain duties us the careoes. This e. effect went to discountge our own trade, and leave in the heads of neutrals alone the meal. , ••f sit:plying the Coninent through die port of Gott' elr g li. On au: h a seliject s he sal , it.: cut.c..iv,d it ahead needless to insist upon the propriety of granting the House information, if such d:d not interfere with the public service. In this motion he was suyperted by Earl Gass.. Lnrds 1 lottssn and ALCILLAKO. head Ilawatsau al , replied, that from the abuts.. dance- of information, both verbal and *Fitton, which 'ea I B erri given to their Lordships and the other House of Parliament, he wee of opinion Caro tertainly did exist no necessity for more ; but, how ever this was his private opinion, he should feel no ohjectieu to gratify their Lorffships whites, were he not convinctsl that such a compliance would Le attended with injury to our allies, real detriment to the service of - ths country •, he, timers-fore, re quested she Netile hoed would withdraw his sue tion. The. sn. tion was accordingly withdrawn. The Earl. f LA t: LPERDA LS then m oved... That an ' '--... ly 'L. 4. - His 31..jeste, tee