The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-05-10 00:00:00

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',.. -• :_i . car cl 0 4,./.3 "tetiorf o. . , ..el . o . ; 40 / ... *: , :ii : la 4-- -. - - , 7,,,,,,,--, ..„ IN, THUILS , 'MAY 10,. 1,821. ....,.. . 4. iv •• 'ova • . Patcz 241 . .,,i, , . j _ 45ight5a1az............................1..„....„.2041"4 'LA. _ . - lk - - ARMY CONTRACTS. ,•t• r NH ; also frame the Surveyors of the metre! livoldrINNINK Did Yee nut swear at Um StareP-Olge• deal* 10th 10 4 a .' ' 3 7.' 'ComailismittelkimitTlisit. Tottaaliktr iut ll u t tlie W l44 , 7 l4 polir, ogaiost the said Bill. 24th of February last that yea were the mitt Peopeowoe !......Yer. r. presented Ineritlor elitists from Illeomity. What price did you pay Me. Arroommith for OM* sir his .1, i r . Cs MINN Waif 11. 1111. rricE it hero* .... to nit Persons dejir- Iflto a in ad K; ro nt e. „ G frosie recow th ic e h, P w ari ou sho l : ir e: . Re ci e n te be n,:sn eii, att e F i t a irsdr e ::: e sh o s e r l e pi t i l e f d the wit pro h. pelt ) I—The siorsiogot has so g /se I s s as . •, t. , Otte of Contrerf *ply the followlog Arttelos Hartford, mid Mr. S. C. IV 111 IT B i l o t th r D Pi p . reeett e" istettral3l7ceiirtiTifYrossi. the we ' re rhe tk iK e i s c u e le in P t ro be pr iu m g C l P l 2 li l r °lll". ottret tl"l ved 6l l.7 l i eellt bee t erte . " IL* t use of the Ariir s - sIRSAD, c . atinowteni a Nooooloo, moi another from I k e krtgaht. sole Proprietor by Mr. Armiewottli (milli the htmre op 1 1.• M s i pidy ., L aw ' f ilms . i s c an t onmen t.. Q uar t er ., tails of the WHIR ploer, against the 1141111 P Bull. tar, and ogre . eiug to grille about the price afttrworan; ci Barestelts, in the tooder-nteutionegl Comities Iliad These Petit.trepa,,orre severally ordered to lie ipso the Was iligi agreement in writing?—No, !, r i edi :•mti ~ • ~ . table. WR% 1111 re nu roentorantioiO, Ur was it a Meta trethoittaree• ihrolooot, Gloooomoo thookomox the city of Bristol), Mr. AldeeftediWlTGATE presented a Petition . frost lhe litr ‘ t. v l b :-T ip i t as w i m e only errhol. so ll " oom " elli pio e n f o Z 7 77 :porit i i: ill as t o be ire Eii r u o ciri j o in eesa t : le , i : tu r h S : fli inhouir l i k ehe ' s f ia t P ota ra d eihe li pi llig e d. poor esis s io hou p l a d y br a eime c,r e k ia t i lm i l l ia s P l uin er iu t er " o i r ei m i u h r u a v u l f: v t er he u b ill i ti c . r7 iNill4 r :uub fee hee l hith: e " lt i e Illb fhb of Mao. • 1.1! troRMIS. viz• lay, anal Straw, or hiaalloormy.'s Cavalry in be ßmsor eader.. wee' - . .; 4111.41641 y0m0. g ;hide already amoonted to las. or nog lo Atli , fix'Ll ee• " leap t Oats iii Centesimal.* MI timutters, to t .4 n• .An teelghboorhood, sad as b e i ng rrodered wholly ow tea Had any prosecution been rornaseare4 staled! Nts Pew . , firmed Cuutily : • . llin'tital bormsgb h the besevoleoce of hadivido", • when that arrtioement took place between yrs aneMr. set. 46 pisohlini-shmoloaraa of "ialmistilik lisirs Amowsinlth ?—Yes. . 1i t lholitaliveriesore 10' .4 nod the thew. t h e poorer d osses o f t h e i a b i do iaiis. _, 4l a sor 4 so li e arm Who receives the profits of the Paper now ?—1 d n . ' hue sent ; that •Peoposoks in wilier sealed the t a ble. Do you keep them yuurtelf, or do you accurst to any one d marked " Tendril forArtrof Poopftert," will be re- The further reumilleraiinn ~l Ha. Worm& ohm th• Mlle of far thorn )....I meerwatt ,grtth U. Arrn...cart4ll%. vc • nrs inass • .47110. V • • ~ ~ ' 11 • 2. , LONDO . • .1 4, ...^.O:I9ItRATRIt-ROTAL, DRORY-LANR. - :;:' EVENING, THURSDAY, May - 10: T il his Majaity's Servants will perform the Opera of ir A RTA XERX ES. ariagirwsee„ Madame Traria ; Arbares, Mr. Braharn; Ar trillieset, Mr. Hors. Maudare, Miss %Tilos; Semira, Miss Pon". After which (Sth time), a petit C 20 01111..- MYSTIFICATION. The prineipal Characters by Messrs. Cooper. Gallie, **lli Dobbs, Harley, Mrs. Edwin, Mrs. Orger, arid Mi. Posey. 'fo coaclude with (27th time). a Drama, in three acts, THERESE. Corwin Mr Cooper; Moonier, Mr. Pope; Count de Norville, ' Hr. Barnard; Picard, Mr. Gattie; Lavigne, Mr. Kok*. Marierte, Miss Kelly; the Cosoleas de Morville, Mrs. imarton ; Bridget, Sirs. Harlowe. Tolmorrow (2.lllmir)„. Tbs . Ki loopeelor. Oa Saturday, Mr: lirisar4 /pa Mb" prgl prawn is* korment 00.1110. - • THE Two celebrated Pictures, BELSHAZ ZAR'S FEAST, ass! JOSHUA, which attracted so much attention at the British Gallery. will be EXHIBITED fur a 'hock lime at the Corner of Cattworte-atreet, Strand. To Commence uu MONDAY NEXT, thimptit instant. Admiittioee Owe Shilling* Nor for Mt To his •nd h island Cu obra land, Stafford, Osis, Hay. sad Oafs mentioned Dunes. flat ther libseiverteasee tu day Of Jane next ; that Teet up and marked " Tend,. for Army fluppikria," wih ceived at this Of f i ce on or before the MI day of May, instant, but none will be received tarter Twelve u'Cluck on that Day. Proposals must be made separately for each Comity and blind,. and each Proposal mast Wye the Letter which is d to the Tender properly ailed up by two. Per sons of known property enraging to become bound with the Party tendering, in the amount stated in the printed Particular., fur the due performa•ace of the Contract; and no Proposal will be noticed t oleos made on a printed Tender, and the prices 'queued In words tit length ;and should it an happen that during the continuance of the Contract no Troops rbould be supplied 11. virtue of the same the amount of the stamp. on the Con tract and Bond, paid in the first instance by the Contractor, sball be refunded to him. r, r. The further consideration of the Report on the Rills of Exchenge Regulation Bill was pestporied to FriiLty se'n. night. INJURY TO CATTLE. - . (or them ) -11 account with Mr. Arrowstnith. Is the House to snken/and that you accoust to Mr. Al , rimsmith fur the proceeds of the Paper To whom, thew, do you account for three ?—siers 1 ma the Proprietor, I have not to accouut fur the preset4•4l. any one. 4 tri Do you receive the whole profit and keep it ?..14110sittpliet of the amount sold has nut been received at all as yet. Such as bile been received du you keep on your wminst count ?—Yes. ?..• a Was aay wages' present when the Tribal airreanielaWr made between you and Mr. Arrowsmith ?—None. ;, 4 ST. PATRICK'S CHARITY SCHOOL., De sr -at ree t, Soho, and Deisaiark.street, St. Giles's; AND ASYLUM FOR FEMALE ORPHANS, Church-no w, II awl lostemil. THE ANNUAL DINNER will he •t the Fieemaiions' Tavern, Great Queen-street, o• MON DAY, May 14, 1821; His Ruyal ilsibuess the Duke of SUSSEX is the Chair. Mr. MARTIN, of Galway, presented • Petition from a numerous and respectable body of Proprietors of Stage Coaches I. the Metropolis , praying fur some enactment fur summarily punishing persons negligently ur wsmiouly iojar ing Horse., she property of their employrrs; and gave nosier, that cm Friday he would more fur leave to bring so • Bill, purseaut to the prayer thereof. Mr. Alderma■ BRIDGES spoke in support of the Peti tion, which was ordered la be laid opus the table. His Excellency tke Duke de F. iu et Deeds, His Grace the Hoke of Norfolk, The Right Honourable the Earl of Shrewsbury, nit Hight Honroir.ble the E7/111 of Donougbasore, The Right Husoiseahle Lord Arundell, The Right ilimilarable Lord Clifford, Do you keep; the snannseripts that are mist for insibrtims in he Paper ?—Tbry are in the possession of the Editor. Do you know that they are in the possession it the Edi tor from your own knowledge, or from its bring the practice to keep them ?-11 is the practice to keep them- By Mi. M. A. TasLoa—%% ho rented the honge in which the Paper was first conducted ?—Messrs. Shackle and Arrow smith. Particulars of the Centred, may be had npea ems.liestioa at these Chambers, between the boors of Tea and Fsnar. P.S.—Samples of the Bread and Meal may be seeu At the Office, between the Hoarse( Twelve sad Two. MBA TRR.ROYA L, COVEN T-eA r RDRIV. TalS EVENING, THURSDAY, May 10, will be acted tbe Moideal Drama of ROB ROY MACGREGOR. Mr Frederick Vernon, Mr. Egerton; &milkier Oabalrli slaw. Mr. Abbott; Frauds Osbaldistooe Mr. Darner . ; Bob Ray Macgregor Campbell , Mr. M•cresely ; Maga', Mr. rani ; Raillie Nicol Jarrie, Mr. Liaitro. Diana Vernon, Kies Stephen,; Jaw Macalpee, Mrs.Cennor ; Helen Mac gregor, Mrs. Fucit. To which will be added (15th time), • maw Grand Melo. dramatic Romance, galled UNDINE: OR, THE SPIRIT OF THE WATERS. lir Moldbrand of Rasistestes, Mr. Abbott; Seartachal of Mie Momebold, Mr. Barnes; Walter, Mr. Blanchard. Un- Ilibre E. Deotiett; Bertalda, Mrs. Votiog; Bridget, Mrs. Doirearert... Ostilitoa.-4lttiliebstro (the Spirit of the Waters), Mr. Fluky; 401 in (the Goblin Sprier), Mr. Grimaldi. Tassorvow, The Provoked Husbard : Lady Towoly (first ti.), Mio Doom. O. Salsrday will be revived Shitkorwere's Piss of The Temple: fisesperw, Mr. Nacres/ Mirauds, Miss Hal ;wade; Morieda, Miss Stephess. MONDAYS, THURSDAYS, AND SATURDAYS, DURING MAY. It yot. MATHEWS (hating been oat of hi, Elemeht) will be found again AT HOME, for 14111 h time, at the THEATRE ROYAL ENGLISH sIPERA-HOUSE, STRAND, this present THURSDAY, Slay In. when it is resportfully announced that he will have the tumour to attempt a Duseriptioa of his Travels in AIR, EARTH, amil WATER. is Tart Thiel, Mr. Mathews grill represent the Pleasures of a Sea Voyage le the Polly Packet. MISS KELLY 4tss the honour lo announce to her Friends &ail tie Pablir, that her OEN EFIT will take Ogee at the Theatre Royal, Drary-lane, ant MON DAY, May 28, 1821, when she !salami* present Ilea *Alb an at treotive variety of Entertaatereata. Nickels awl Places to be obtained et Mile Kelly, No. 8, Meariatta-creat e Cwwrahgarthro; aad at the Boa•Otliee of the Theatre. TH EA= E-ROY A L, COV ENT-GARDEN. MISS DANC E rrspectfully stiforens her Frieuds and the "'Arlie that her NIGHT is RINI fu THURSDAY the Slat instant, when will be revived a FAVOURITE OONIRDY,ia which Mies DANCE will per form; attar which, a Popular Interlude; to whirls will be added, a Musical Farce, is which MIMI Dance (tor that Night mill) will sustain a principal Character. Application fur Tickets for the Buses sod Places to he made to Mr. Brandon, at the Box Office; ur to Miss Da nee, No. 17, Manchester-street, Manchester-square, from Twu o'Clock till Five. STOPPED. on Monday, May 0, Mil. on a Mao of Colour, sorpooed to be *Wen, Three TABLE and Owe TEA-SPOON.—Apply al No. 143, Rosemary-lone. BURGESS• NEW SAUCE for general poor poses harriuty give. sorb great approbation, and the drowsed twit custisuieg in iscre3w, JOH N BURGESS aad SON beg most respectfully to offer this their best acknow ledgments to the Public Cur their liberal patronage of the same: its utility and great couseoiesice in all climates has recommended it to the most distioguislied (orrice eon nestioas, who home all spoken highly is its reiromosendatioa. —lt is prepared by them ONLY; sod for preveuttng dis appoiatment to families, all possible care bas been h-sort oil to, by each bottle being sealed upon the cock with their Orme and Aildres., as well as each Label basis; their Sigma sere, without each it cannot be genuine. lOHN BOSOMS aad SOWS long established aad much eamerned ESSENCE of A NCHOVI coutiouto to he pow tomd by them after the moue waSOINCI that has give% the greetestsatisfoetio• fee malty years. Warehouse, 107, Strand, comer of the Savoy-steps, Lou duo —(Tae Origioul Fish-Sauce Warehouse.) ALL IN ONE DAY, 17th MAY. SWIFT and Co. solicit the public attention In the !Amy fur tlw Orsoisog or she Lottery oa tlr• 17th THIS MONTI!. Tidal abed Mane Climbers for t►. 4,007 Prises are so be deans use 'has Jay are now selling SWIFT aassl Cso.'a Office% Nu. I I, Pool'. y; 12, ['haulms ; aad 31, Akkate Hlglottreri, al 114 Whorl's re dact-4 TIC M* £l4 14 QUARTER .f 3 17 HALF 7 131 EIGHTH 1 19 G SIXTEENTH ONLY TWENTY-SHILLINGS. Every Chasee MUM be deculetl OD the 1711 i Slay, when the .fllowsnly Copttaix art star to he. drawn, ria. Two of .'l,OOOl. Two I.f 4,0001. Two ur I,ooof. Thirty-strew of OW anti MI. kc.lee. and the Gr., 100 Number,. draw ,. • .11: have mu extra Chatter low Two of 20,200 f. Twu of 2,000 f. Two nt I.IIYOL Twrhe of L.OO/. awl 210 i. Ice. Att. %cluni ht large way br kid, trait*, Itt SWIFT moil Co.'. llnites, • here 11wy Sold, in the last Lottery, NO. •ii. Yr me of 21,0001 ; %Ili, • Prim. of 2,0001 ; also the vet, 144 30,004 N. Money Prize ever dries. 1.111; EVENT OF A DAY MAY PItOYE A FORTU?11: FOX LIVE! her* Friends. the It ' l'ashlse, that the whole of she 401 Prizes will hr .'sawn NEXT THURSDAY (171 h of May), ahem every 'ha, I. 'mit every Skate Closistee most he Aveisterl. The Pureed Merriam', Se re4see.l nearly Owe Half; as a Whole Ticket Chance way coats 144. and a Siatersalb may Twenty Minium! 4.1)17 Friars mint he 'lmes Rest Thursday. iscladirse Twu of 21,01104 others of 4,000/. LOOM ltr. he. and IRO li•cotte of pin mg Tire of N Chaves—Every Ticket draws singly, cad' 161:My' its owe fate, aid ow other. 1. 115111 solicits the fivoure of she Public, at him 014- .sistillisMed °Heel, 4, Co. WWI, sad N. ('tiariaj•Gasa; Awl* he sokl, os the 1481 Lottery. THREE Priaes of 21,000 f. besisks &repeal soiivor ‘)*. The Prime et Mucks are isalee4l, hourly, against tql(1411 Wier is Corshill o by which the Psblie ces see the fluetratioss. This day is published, in Elvo. price 181. in boards, 4 TR EATISE nu COPY HOLDS, CUS ti TOMARY FREEHOLD 3, ANCIENT DEMESNE. anal die JURISDICTION of COURTS BARON, and COUR I'S LEF.T. By JOHN St:RIVEN, nr the Inner Teeple, EN. Barrister at Law. The Second Edition, considerably enlarged and improved, with Appendixes, containing Bilks tor Isobbng Ciestoessary Comets (particularly olth re termite to Pui.ts is the Nature of Ural At.' 00000 it), Cossris 8.111 , 411 1111 J Cuu•ls 11-trt ; Neff. deal. tor Court Hulls, PepinAiwa*, NISI CopybolJ Assure. tutees; awl also Extract , . flow the I.l.state Acts of meet. Loudon . Priutord fur Vestry Butterworth, Law Bout seller, 7, Fleet street, between the Temple Gates. Tide lay Is publi•heil by TR FUTTEI. and WUKTZ, FAJTTEI, j•es. and RICIITV.It, 30, Soho-Iquart, iu three Vols. eve. price, tin cuniarou paper, If. 10s.; on yeller. vapor, 3/. HISTOIRF. I)ES FRANC3AI S. l'ar Mr./. C L. SIMON DE DE SISMONDI, Amnesty Jr i'lliseeire des atuyen air, de la Littersistre du 31 'di Jr I'Ft:ropy, 6i••. Le. P r y. so s et e l . ivraiwa , conspreeassl Naiitmalr dia IVe. as X.. :beck sous le* Merueinuiesis et lee doe i • Kies.s. ••• A Hialusy of Fraser. .leirealtil of h4tothelis, sad written wills iaspartisllity. Ise* lorrti lung a alroidersimig, which. ustriersisoluibly. au Author of nor toast giro.. is bettor isalitie.l so supply lbws the Ardour of " the Dietary of Ike Dalian Kew*ikkes. Taw epiaiuu praauuuc.d upon that Work by she Wu U•Chswiers, as eakik.lissir evideuee rif the Author's prefeead jsmlumeut sad ritousire armairetnests, will derive srlditirrasi curienatio• frau 'he pea' work o f wind, the bra portion is raw kid bcfine Hie Public. This cloy is published, ho 2 vols. royal Itro. embellished with 0 Fuer'.lugs, prim 21. 12s. ed. in boards ; a few aspics with the Plates on ludic piper, price 31. 13.. 6d. in hoards, A CCOU NT of II TOUR IN NORMANDY, undertakes chiefly fur the purpose of investigatimg Architectural Antimonies of the Duchy, with Observatious on its History, on the Cuustry. and IPA it. Inhabitant.. By DAWSON TURNER, Esq. A.M. CRS. L.S. Star Author of K Bildern' Foreruns." Londun : Printed fur John nitkaidte*drelbr Candid,. This day is published, in sarposior royal !alio, price 3f. Ss. Part I. containing Twenty-lee Platte, of THE 4 4 1 RCIIITECTU RAI. ANTIQUITIES OF NORMANDY, in a Series of Ooe Handrod Etchings, reiweneutiog exterior and interior Views, Eleva tions, and Details, of the must celebrated sad must carious Remains of Antiepiiir in that Country. By JOHN SELL COTMAN. With Historical and Descriptive Node's. This Work will In completed in Four Parts, at 31.35. each; or, Proof Impressions on India Paper, Imperial Folio. at St Ss. each Part. London : Printed fur John sod A►thur Arch, Curabill; and .1. S. Cutissan, Yarmouth. Of whom may be bad, The " ARCHITECTURAL ANTIQUITIES of NOR FOLK"—'• ENGRAVINGS of SEPULCHRAL BRASSES in NORFOLK," and other Works, by the same A ' . The Wight Hisonteeoide Lord The Right Hootogglible Lord Nugent, M.P. The Right Hirenktenbie ItirJ. Newport, Bt. M.P. The Right Hiroesesilile Sir H. Parnell, Bt. M.P. The Hoegirrabin Edward Prize, Howoureble C. H. Hutchinson, M.P. The Hon. F. A. Prittie, M.P. Sir George derstieglieni, Beat. OTZWARDS: • A. It. Blake, Esq. I Pairiek Power, Esq. Clarke Bisissosi, Esq. Rev. J. Rolfe, K. Rol er„ Esq. I Rev H. Riley, Phissews Cope, Esq. J. Raison Esq. E. Cosset, Esq. Newry R o binson, Esq. Sir J. Al. Doyle, K.C.B. I Arthur Roioari, Esq. .1. N.M. Dawson, Esq M.P. 1 Sir J. S. Lillie, J. C. Hoblosisor Esq M.P. I Rev. E Scott, - . N. C. Hill, Esq. B. G. Hodges, Esq. Rev. Lewis Havard, Rev..). loner, John Kelly, Esq. Richard rower, Esq. N.P. Dinner Ticks's, 17s. each, the Rev. Dr. Collins cud A. L A. R Blake, Esq. and J. Kell No. 250, Tull trubans-ensert-rin Grebe Freemasons Tavern. Rev. G. Siu, R. W. To Riot, Fog. M.P. Sir R. Wilma, M P. Rev. W. Wilds, Juba Youug, Esq. to be had of the Stewards ; usiglinsts, Esq. Vice. Presidents; y. Esq. Treasurers; J. Creetry, id, secretary ; amid at the Bit ..:~:. SOM ERSETSH IRE SOCIETY. THE ELEVENTH ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the GENTLEMEN cooseeted with the County of NOM ERSET will be oo TUESDAY, the ISth Day of May, MI, at the Albion House. Alderegate-stmt; His Grace the DUKE of WELLINGTON in the Chair. STEWAIRDS : The Earl C Vienne Reynolds, Esq. Sir Thomas Buckler lath. I Heary Jeremy, Val. bridge, Bart. M.P. Robert Leigh, Esq. Sir Willman Cetbionigham . James Alex. Frampton, Esq. Fairlie. Bert. M.P. Tbunias haves Hotab, Esq. Juba A. Molar, Esq. M.P. Richard Wog, Esq. Dinner at Five so'Clock for Six precisely. Tickets, Oat Guises each, may be had of the Stewards and Committee; *len at the Allowu House; or of P. Hord, Hussurary Secretary, Nu. 7, Kiug's Beocb•walk,Tempk. METROPOLIS TURNPIKE ROAD BILL. A T Mrrtuug held at the Crowns and Anchor A Taveru, is the Shard, on the Mb day of May. MI. JAMES RICE WILLIAMS, Esq. in the Chair, PRESS:IT, Deputations from the following Trusts, via. New Cr..... Kilburn, Surrey and Sussex, Surrey Ncw-rued, -bone, Brent find, Dithriage, Old-street, Islewnrib, Nensington, Hightcate and Stamford-hill, Hanspste•J, City-road, 111 was unanimously resolved, after a amend perusal of the ameuJrd Bill, That it is must highly objectionable and injerions to the public; that the allegation which states that it is fated impracticable under the present system of numerous local Trusts independent of each Ober, to keep the !loads in a stale of repair required," is not Intuited in fact, and that it is the duty of this Meeting to iwiacacre it. their oppositlmi to the Dill passing into a law, by all the Weal menus is. their power. And this Meeting will, the. aura, continue to oppose the present Bill mu its further 'wolves. sliroualt Parliament. JAMES ItICE WILLIAMS, Chairman. This day is published, iu Hutu. ;mice 6s. 6d. boarels v SELEC . !' FEMALE BIOGRAPI - IY, cot's prising Memoirs of &mascot British Ladies, derivcd from original mud ether nuihrulic sources. Piloted fur Johu sod Arthur Arch, Corishill. This day are published, in foolscap two. price 71. ie byrtrels POEMS. by P. M. JAMES. «. Whir, tho' his paib day's b►ighter beams adorn, Would wish unsung the melodies of morn' Or when youth's joys dowse dark oblivion roll, Would riot recal the fadiog sparks of soul" Printed for Jobe awl Arthur Arch, Cornhill. This day is published, ou royal ate. price 12.. 6d. ; or pryer impressions on imperial 410. price 16s. Part XI. of PICTURESQUE DELINEATIONS or the SOUTHERN COAST of ENGLAND. Engraved by W. B. COOKE anal G. COOKE, from Original Draw ings, by J. M. W. TURN ER, R.A. and other eminent Ar tiste. This Part townies Views of Lialworib Castle, Torbay from Brigham, Menebead, Hall Snorts, awl Sidmouth. Loudon: Publivhed by John an./ Arabia Arch, Curnhill ; J. M. Richardvon, opposite the Royal Exchange; Rudwell and Martin, Baud street; E. Lloyd, Hailry.atreet; and W. B. Cooke, Judd-place East. IMPERIAL PAR LIANEN T. HOUSE OF LORDS, Waliertspair, MAT 1. Tbeir Lordatipo met at a few uwisales before four o'clock. TIMBER DUTI ES. The Marquis of LANSDOWN piesettied a Petitie• from the Merchants Of Lumley, praying that the Timber Duties Bill mirk out be carried Min a law. The F.ail of SHAFPIiSBI I RY remitted a Petition from she Cuwrril and Assembly of New Brunswick, North Ame rica, praytint sled there might be um elevates' made isa the Timber Vetoes. COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN TRADE. The Marquis of LANSLIOWIII presented several Papers flows the Cownwatee um Furs IRu Trail,. and ettuved that they might be printed and added to the Report ef the Committee as an •ppesidix.—Agreed to. The Noble Marquis thee mowed for several returns to he laid before the Consmittee us. Elle/1111 Trade relative so the Silk Trade.—Ord. red. Mr. BROGUES •sol other Members •( the Hume el Coms minis bruised up • Ales/age that that house had titre have I lo Sir Newry Pared!, wee of its Members. to attend as • wilisess the Committee of their Lordships ma Foreign Trade. The Marquis of LANSDOWN gave notice that be would t•••in ...row maser the second reading of the Gual Feed Abolition (Ireland) Bill nod the Courts of Law Feel (Ire land) Bill. Sir J•111t$ GRAHAM 11114 uth.r Members at the House of Coinasous breught up warm! Private Bille r which were read a boa time. The Pones Settlement 11111 the Scotch Herediliey Revenue Bills wrut through a Committee, mad were reported without any what Di .—Ailjeu s ucd. HOUSE OF COMMON!, Wsparsoiv, MAY 9. A LDBOROUGH ELECTION. Mr. LITTI.ETON reported from the Committee appoint ed to inquire into ■ Petition ruseplautiesit of limbic ;cloth for the Iturungh of Aldburoutli, in the County of Yur Y, fist, us the °posit,* of the wild Committee, the sitting Mem. her, Gibbs Crawford Antrubus, Esq. was dilly elected; abet the Petition evilest the relent was net frivolous our Wes ; and that Ike opposition to the said Petition was neither frivolous per vexatious. METROPOLIS ROADS BILL. Mr. CALCRAFT presented a Petition from the Inhaln tauts of St. PAurs, Deptford, ■Waiest the Metropolis ltva4a GAS LIGHTS. Me. BYNG moved fur the resival of the Committee on the Metropolis Gss Lights. Sir C. LIONVILLE opposed the motion its a gpeech of some length, of which, from the raise prevailing iu the Hower, nrat a word could be collected in the Gallery. Mr. GREN FELL said, he sederstood from the Hon. Baroort opposite, that this application proceeded f.om the same parties who had beer defeated iii their objects a few years age ; be neither knew nor eared who the parties were, bet as be was eonsioced the Metropolis could be better supplied by comper:lioe between two companies than by one truly, he Arnold certainly divide the House upon the quntioa. Sir J. YORRE, its reply to the ergument founded on the sdiessitages to the public of competitwo, euul.l only instance the Water Cuespaniee, who, tlsroutb the :rzt:;.seire permission of that House, having ruined them triers, were now eons basing to ruin others. These Water and Gass Companies were eteruslly breaking up she Inverness' to the destruction of that comfort which all large cities should afford. No advantage bad been derived to the public from coinpets. tine iu Water, sad he could uut Lupe fur any from that in Gas. After some observations front Mr. P. Moore, Mr. Alder. man Bridges, Sir Isaac Collie, and Mr. Byng, iu rep'', the House divided— Ayes ...5~ Noce . . . L b7 _ • Majority in f dAloeit,i,al2 6 of the Committee. BIANIINATION OF MR. WEAVER, PRINTER OF•171g JOHN BULL, FOR A BREACH OF PRI VILEGE. Mr. H. O. BIN N WIT moved *hut the Order of the Day fur the aiteudruce of Mr. IVrarer be ttow read. The Order of the Dry haring been read— The SPEAKER said, " Strjeinit, inquire if Mr. Weaver is in stteudsocr." The Serjeant at Artn.—" Mr. Weaver is in •t -tendaoce." The SPEAKER—.. O, Lot him be brought to the bar." Mr. Weaver was then introduced, and being placed at the bar, was rxuuiued by the House, the Alembrrs proposing the questions through Il.e Speaker. The rsousber of Members in the body of the House and the side galleries was nearly equal to that of the most crowded attendance we reuwem• bee to have witnessed; the strangers' gallery was also crowded, which circunt.talices, added to the politiud of the persou under examination at the b..r, prevented us hum collecting mussy of his sus«era. The following, however, is, as nearly as we can give it, a correct report of the examinetionl:— ' The !WHALER—What is your ;same? Hubert Thomas Weave►. Are you the H. T. Weaver named at the end of that paper—(The copy of the Jahn Bull laid on the table by Mr. H. G. &omen yesterday, having Inert hauded to Ike person at the bar)—as the printer and publisher'-1 am. Look at the paragraph marked in drat paper. sad slate to the Howse whence and from whom you received is am very much accepted on Saturday ill the waking and pub. Whim* of she paper; I do not sisperintead the literary part. 31any of the articles I do nut see until after lb y have been Inserted, air was the ease in the pee/writ instance. lam ex. Inanely sorry that arty thing which I have done should have given ',trace to this Honourable Hour, or say of its 3lenr bets. It pryer was my iateatiois so—(Hear, hear, hear! end laufhler. which per vested our catching the seviel)— auJ I an williug to make any reparation in my power. Tile folloniug questions were suggeited by Mr. BaNncrr:— Whu was the peewee who gave you the paragraph marked in that Paper?—lt was out Revels to use. Lis you know to whom it was given ?—I am act aware; I did not are it mail afterwards. ‘Vlitio is the person rhonged its yoor absence with the ma nor neat of the press?—The Editor. What is the saute of tire Eilitor?—Cooper. What is his artist/au inisoc?—lieury. Wkcre dogs he lire ?—lo the iseighbourhood of Black friars-road. Is the House to understand that you do not know the place where he levee, except getterally that it is in Mack friarseruad ?—I. du Not hatiew the react place. How loug has he beets Editor of that Paper ?—Fur wine time past. . . . . _ . . Whets you wish to communicate with the Editor, where do you mead to him ?—I loom no occasiou to stud, he attends rrxu:sely every dey .1 she office: Al what bour.—At almost all hours. 1. he the,.. now?—He may be fur aught I know. Was be three when you came away?-1 believe not. When did you see blot last !—About three o'clock. Did you eonsomeneate to him ibat you erre ordered to at tend the House?-1 did not cumaseuicate it to him, but of course be i be igssoramt of it. I wish to know whether you are the printer, publisher, sod sole proprietor of that Paper ?—I How lung ►ave you been so ?—1 cannot state the time exactly. thisolian repeated—l easuot exactly state the time; it is not a considerable Dul yue purchase the proprietorship of the Paper, and if you did, of whom ?-01 Messrs. Shackle and Tito you ressiat is statistic that yon are the sole Proprie tor, sod t►at Mr. Arroossaith has au connexion ur isiterest it the property ?—I have screed to purchase the property front Air. Atrowansitb, bet thtusels ether business she ar raogeotoots are ear entirely coneleded as yet, therefore he is mot entirely reconnected with the property. Tl.en the house was first taken M the names of Shackle and Arrowsmilh !--In their some, generally as a printing-office. By Mr. H. G. Batmen—Wm there any sum mentioned which you wire to pay for the perches. of the Paper, and what was it ?—No stern was meutioned; but we were to wait for a time !owe what profits were made. Did you not swear on the 10112 February. that your print ing-office was carried no io your house, No. 9, Dyer:a , buildings, Holborn, in the pariah of St. Andrew, Hulbora —t believe 1 did. Was the Paper ever printed there at all, or man it not always printed at Arrow/snitties, i• Johnsou'oceert?-IVis not unusual for printers to get their work done in ether place.; at pretreat the Paper is printed by me, but the forms are carried out elsewhere t o be W or ked. Having stated that you did not see the copy of the para graph in gerstion, wire you at the printing-offire on the day that Paper was printed?—To whet day do you allude? The day the paragraph was printed?-1 was. Is the competitor in the practice of printing may that is sent him, without consulting his superior sou meats to Mitt that yea do not hr.,* is stance n ip; hrought or who received the .6,,ouseript this paraarspb •Petay soul.—(Lenraister.) What i s t h e name u gotaposiam ?---There are AVIV or sic. By Mr. C. W. Wvigi —131:1 yea ever ioquire from any of the compositors from whom they reedy. d ibis paragraph —I did nut. Do you know from any of the compositors who It was di rected them to insert this paratyraph?-1 do not. Have you Diver made any inquiry bow the psragraph came into the Paper, nor on whose authority it was in serted ?—The printer of a newspaper is obliged to place the most implicit confidence is his Editor. 1 am net qualified to superintend the literary. part of the Paper myself, then.- fore I rely entirely us the Editor. I hope the House will allow me to say list I believe the paragraph in questiens to be entirely false; and if . 1 kaew any matt capable of reciting a falsehood, and seeding it to use for insertion, ao power ou earth should hiders me to screen him, by withholding his name. The question was Hien repeated.—l have sot. By Mr. Scaalidimg.—Has any money bees received for printing that paragraph?—As far as I am Myself (Immersed, I have not reereverl any. Do you believe that se money has been received fur printing that paragraph?-1 believe seem. Do you mean is say you do sot berm the now of lb* compositor who printed that paragraph ?-1 cassia say who it was, What ere the names of your eomposhors !—[The witness here repeated four women which we (weld edt catch.) Yoe have ensued Nur, you before said there were Sve ; who was the gbh ?—Then are live or six, Meliading "We hands ; at the end of week we call le tetra hands. Who pays the extra bands ?-1 do. Were there any extra hands employed on this last Paper' ss-1 believe there were. The paper having bees published on Saturday, the time is. sot so for &slant but that you may recollect the Names of the extra-men whose you them paid ?—Many men call fur work, mm 611114.8 one is employed, sometimes soother ; 1 can not recollect who they were. Was the Editor is the office wises that Paper west to press ?—I heli.ve he was. My Lord NUOFIST —Do you recollect at w►at time and where the agreement which you spoke of about the proprietor ship of the Paper look piece—de far as I ran recollect, about seven weeks or too moral's ago, ■t the office. Wes it as long as seven we. ks ago !-1 cannot recollect. Wa. it nearer one or two mouths age was Dearer two months than one. Where did it take place ?—le the office. Who appointed Mr. Cooper Editor of the Pape.?—lle was appointed previous to my becoming Proprietor. Who appointed him ?-1 believe Mr. Shackle. Who pays Mr. Coope► as Editor ?—Sonietirnes rovramitla, sad sometime, I pay him. Ha. Mr. Cooper, since you became Prom ',tor, beau rod more frequently by yourself ur by Mr. Atrowainitti •- 1 think by Mr. dreowsinith. Mr. Ar- Have you rver paid Mr. Cooper ?—Yea. How often has Mr Cuoperreceived his pay as Editor from you ?—Nut above osier or twice. By whom are the crucial explore of the Paper paid ?—I pay the Stamp-06er areouate. By whom are the other rrgolar outrages paid ?—Th. re are seven) uutalsodiair acColista a• yesespaid. By whuta am the weekly wars if t►e workmen paid ! By me. By Mr. N. A. TaYao&—Who r=uined the proof &met The reader. that is the name id the reader , —Darkworth. He, of course, read t►e proofs of Him Paper last week ? Yes. Are there say books kept at the office to eater sums of nosey received few Meeting' articles aced advert ist &scuts ? Yes, there are. Who receives the weemey fur She issertioa of articles and adeerinseuerese, sad the weekly salvo( the paper?—Me. Ar. rowsraith, priucipally. Is the House so undertead that Arrowsmith receives all the mosey paid weekly?—He dors principally. If Mr. Arrummitte is ant them to recciveii. who duet re ceive it?-1 cambia my that Mr. Arrovramith re, roes the whole of the proceeds. la the hooks kept fur receipts and diabersementv, whit makes she mane% sod to whom me the entries pant ?—Swat. times to Nee, sues.ttmu to Ms. Arrowsmith. By Lord NUIPENT —ls there say person is the ulnae ■u. thorned to Rive Merriam to articles after rat sod the Editor have Ica the office ?....There has sever bees lay emaikoit i p. ;need as particular. • Are snicks lealAtaally impeded at the Antietam if say eri'ASCI,AMA.—A Society formed for the Baeooraermeot of ENGLISH and FOREIGN ARTISTS, respectfully announ ce to the Peblic, that they intend, in the cougar of a few days, to OPEN a PIANO. RANIIC EXHIBITION, entitled as above, mad asellille of eight views at • time, to contain a courts/it silllooo.ll . of all the most interestinc objects created by out-dor. • JO' nattier he tka kuown world. The interest an Exhibitive of this kiwi is diktat/AM Wow cite (each object beteg seen as it set oaf I 3r - exists), will bh hest merited by the acceracy of It. rototatio., sod taw cameo of as illgai r oo as soktral as art too mg* 111oblittios Roote,lll9, St. huarees.ttroet, May 9, ISt!.