The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-05-12 00:00:00

111" - • i - i y+. 2 , / Nee Narlune; Lucinda, Miss Posey; Madge, Mrs. Bland; tivse!re,, Miss Wilsou. fu ~hich will be added, the favonrite Extmvagansa called GIOVANNI IN LONDON. Don Giovanni, Madame Vestris ; , Leporello, Mr. Harley; Mr. rioresilinr Finiekin,. Mr. Barnard. Mrs. Leporello, Miss Cahill ; Miss Constantis Cloixonr, Mis. Pov. y ; Mrs. Eae.:rh, Miss Edwards; Squalling Pzn, Mrs. Bland. DIN'S to he opened at Half p-tat Six o'Cliwk—the Play to brrnst Seven. Plat. to be taken of Mr. Rot!well, in the Rotunda of the Vows of the Theatre. On Monday, Marino FaEern, with Giovanni in London. Oa Tuesday, the Opera of The Oneonta. . . TH TRH-ROY:I L, CUE ENZOARDR.V. fi gIIFIIS EVENING, SATURDAY, May 12, be acted the Comedy of THE PROVOKED HUSBAND; Or, A 'MANES' TO LONDON. Lord Townly, Mr. C. Kemble; Sir Francis Wrunahrad, Mr. Fawcett; Mr. Manly, Mr. Abbott; Squire Richard, Sir. • Liston; Count Basset, Mr. Connor; John Moody, Sir. Ktne l 7. Lady TownlY, Miss,Datice; Lady Grace, Mrs. Fasicit ; Lady %Viva! bead, Mrs. Davenport; Min Jrnuy, Miss Foote. To which will be added (1711. time), a new Grand Melo dramatic Romsuce, called UNDINE; OR, THE sinnyr OF tfiE WATERS. • Mr Ilishlbrand of Rinastetten. Mr. Abbott; Seneschal of tte•Hueselbold, Mr. Darns.; Wall. r, Mr. Blanchard. Un itise, Mass E. !Sennett; Bertalda, Mrs. Vining; Bridiet, Mrs. Davenport. Pristine. Kuldebsaii (the Spirit of the Waters), Mr. Torrey; Gyhliu (the Goblin Sprite), Mr. GI imaldi. Them fur the Roses to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Cur-Office, Hart.strceL from Ten till Four. Monday, Harlequin and Friar B.coo. • 7 4 1TRON DAYS, THURSDAYS, AND SATURDAYS, DURING MAY. AM: MATE' EWS (having been not of his Clement) will- be funnel - sinria• UOMP., for the 107th time, Ist the TIII EATIIE ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND, this present SATURDAY, May 12, when it is respectfully announced that he will have the honour to attempt a Dem iptiun of his Travels in Allt, •RARTH, and WATER. In Part Third Mr. Mathews will represent the Pleasures of a Sea Voyage in the Polly Packet. THE ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL 1 DENTIFRICE, invented by the late Jaroh Hemet, Dentist to the Royal Family, have been proved by lung ex perience to g.eatly excel, both in elegance and efficacy, emery uther preparation fur the Teeth and Gams ; they ef fectually preserve the Teeth in a sound state even to old age, render them white and beautiful without impairing the enacieli, fasten such as arc louse, and keep Bach as are de rayof from becoming worse. They likewise render the health delicately sweet, prevent the Tooth-Ache, perfectly mire the Scurvy in the Gums, and make them grow Srin and close to the Teeth.—The Essence is particularly recom mstiderl to P.nents and Persons who have f o r care of fin:hien as the *realest preseivative of young and tender Twill. None are genuine but what have the words, st .1„ Hemet, Bayley and Ille*, Corkspur-street," engraved in the Stamp. ice 2e. 911 each. PAYLEi's TRUE lE.S.SF.DITIA I. SALT of LEMONS, for taking Ink Spots and Staius out of Lace and Linen. The gcnoime is shoed " W. Bailey" u■ the Box and Wrapper. Aiao his SCOURING DROPS, fur labial; Grease out of Sib, Stuff, Woollen Cloth, &c. price Is. each. VERITABLE POMMA DE DIVINE, price 3s. 6d. the glass. Soh!, Wholesale and Retail, by Bayley and Meat, Per f.:mgra ,Corksptsr-streit, Londou. l"I'(►N, _TONE-BROKER, 2, Cornhil I, and Lambard•strret, fins to announce to fin- Public .that Tickers and Mares of Chances fur a New Lottery, which will be decided 17th May, are now on Sale at his fortunate le::cv at imps vcralegile.l low Prices; vitt. Ticket only 14 Qnn+ensj fi•if 13s. ; Qaarler 2/.175.; Eighth If. 12.1.6t1 ; Sixicenth 20 Shillings. Every , Ticket decries its owls fate, n„d au ether. Fri ty•linir Capitals, mending Two of 21,0001. f+u of 4,n00f. are •ure In he drawn on the 17th of May. L. LYTON ruhcile the kind pationage of the Public at his furion.ite °M...., 2, Corolla', where all Busitirse is the Pandora trausacted with Oddity and dispatch. rglll F. near approach of the Dreesinic of the ..rt 1.4)11(.7, snit the •hille• of ibe 4,01)7 Prizes to he fie-rhled in One Day, N rxT THURS DAY, induce .1 and J. SIVEWItIGH r, lie Cuntrartiirt, to Indict! *lei,. In be him:ell:ate iit their appfle.iiiuns. The Price ut Adventure Leine only half whit it h., ritually her., has induced many t vr•oillt to make dotohlc porchapes, which has nviteria:ly it.rra,ri! the driunhd, and tanker it isuperAii.il nu thnu. i..0/Id to advent ore I. des it uttaseili4tel ) , •,, J. nod J. S. wooNl be vriy mney lu t•ce soy QC idea' 1,1 :t oar diva d (Is:nets. • • TI. kri neiy 10. 1441.—5 i xfrent!) only eo.. Two of 21,000 f. and 4,006 other Capitals nod Prize., will. leo FYlre ebanocs fur rainin g Two of `20,2001. nitht all Dr p ri w w I n One Day, NEX TTIII,TRNDA Tickets and Shares err &Woo by.). and SIVE:WRIGHT, Cunlosetors, 37, Co. ; 11, 110111 n ; 34, Hay. markt.; whoa-rib/7 sold in tie Two 1:141 eon! , ci s, all the 2 0 ,011df. 'Nixes ! mho, 2,053 ((Taal 1;), 21,0001 STRICTURES CURED. Dl' a rew Method the shove trim hlenorut Coin -MD plaint is entirely eradicated t 'Niihau. the es of ftwuve we Caustic), whettirr of loaf or sba.rt slnadtna, eacept COI sellettural, as well 110 all weakise••• • teuerlillY areatilPapY iatr it, and to a short time the *hale system is Walked, being one of the (rested discover,ew ever made, by J. LYNCH, 38, [Mit-street, St. Jaanues. Respect&ble reference,. till be vice if required —Ail It-1.• tomtit los post. pawl. pews of tbelabels., is Fire Poona a Pan A perflet Care for &boas Afertioa sad Obstratador I. the Bowels. •1 - --- -..-- „~.. iii i . ST. PATRICK'S CHANTY SCHOOLS, Dose•street; Sulu, and Deaddlark-airevt, Si. Gile.'s; AND ASYLUM FOR ‘FEVA LE ORPHAN'S, , Chard-reit, flarairstcail.. /VIM ANNUAL 15INNEVI Wilt he to the F.efirwons' raven% Grhl (Wei s4trest, um 110rii• DAY NEST, Mary 14, lilt; • lit Repsillightiess 14. the Ziair. ifter.-rftestitisitt: • His Excellency Hie Gate de Filar et Vceda, Ilia Grace the Doke of Norfolk, The R;ght Honourable the fad of Shrewsbury, The Rigid Honourable the Earl of ISunaugbruirie, The Right Hotioarnhle Lord Armed. 11, The Right Honourable Lord Clirurd, The Ibpht Houutirable Cord Hutchisigun, The Right Honourable Curd Nugent. M.P. The Right Honourable Sir J. Newport, Rt. ftl.P. The Right Honourable Slr H. Parnell, Ct. The Honourable Edward Petra, Time Huunotahle C 11. Ilittellinson, M P. The 1130. F. A. Pattie, M.P. Sir George Jeruingtians, Dist STEWARDS : I Parrish Power, Erg. Rev. .1 Italfe, I Rev 11. Hire, J. Rosman, E. 9. I Henry Robinson, E.g. Arthnr Ruirari, Sir ). S. Lillie, Rev. E. Scutt, Rev. G Spain, It. W. Talbot, Eeq. M.P. Sir ft Wilnnt , M P. Rev. W. Wilde, Juhu Voting, Esq. ;- A.R. Blake, E sq . Ch46.lrs Rolston, CA. R. Bet cr, Esq. Phinea■ Coyne, Esq. F. Cusack, E.g. !hr J. M. 1.10)1e, K.O B. J. 11. M. Dawson, Esq M.P. .1. C. llohholise, E.l. M.P. M. C. Hill, Esq. B. G. !lodges, h.:sq. Rev. Lewis Ilavoid, REV../. Jones, John Kelly, E.q. Richold Pourer, Esq. M.P. Mawr Tuckels, 17s. etch, the Rev. Dr. Coition and A. I. A. R. Blake, Esq. and J. Kell No. 250, Tot tell ha rn.court.rot of the Freemasons' Tavern. to be bed of the Steward.; Juehaaii, Esq. Vice Pi eo4lenis ; y, £ q.'l'reaanrer;; J. Gerry, Secretary ; aud at the Bir solved itself into a Committee unt iN lie GT Al l it N its ' a t l h ` e ay l4 l;:l e irll te im . several clauses were agreed to, and or d ere d t o b e reported to the Morse on w'e're sleet. 'the hien Militia Pity Rill also weld through the Cum mittee. and was ordered to he reported Do Monday neat. Lord A LTHOIt P moved, that the further considere. lien lir the Report of the Cuouly Curti t's Bill be No. -- iu. this day ant mouth., them being sac Istiarg alAe truantry at through. the Ileum tins fare uuTige, at turrisame tithe, that hr 'Min i it fat ward at ow early pesind of meet Semi- - On ibe motion of Mr. T. Courtrai'', the East India Pr sit Money Hill was r.cummiited, several Amendments were agreed to, and the Report utslertd to be received on Moe day mat. w'ff iv of Oa the motion of Mr. JOHN SMITH, the Bsiikruptcy laws Amendment Bill was read a second time, and or dried .to he committed ou Illensisty nett. Dr. LUSH INGTON moved the accord reading of Wit nets:• in Fareiga Paris 113,11. It was accordingly Read • second time, arid ordered toe committed on Wednesday next. _ Go the motion of Mr. C. GRANT, the House resolved itself into a Committee on the Irish Ins.ilvency Courts Bell; the several clauses were agreed to, and the House having resumed, the Report ass brought up , and ordereJ to be taken into further consideration this day ►e'unight. A message from the Lords anuonnetd, th.it their I.oric ships had ■Srerd to several Almelo Bills, without any ■mcndmct:te. . !!!Pri ;. „ . . - 4? • . • tern altr, ~.. ~ . Pltl*:r 711. became important for the H. use so authors. and the evidence at the _ useful in setting aside thn•e snic k . which the public were possessed. I'l err who were worthy of a seat in thist lend themselves 10 sues purposes. Ws I else newspaper ill question to Ar eft - mare then hr rook! Wiese. tit"' pit.. iught to know, Slant ttte yasegratais ern:t -oter:lrd of kid 111'70 610.11'44 at the bat of 04'. House try r 111.0 s W!/0 11311 e.t.a/440.d au 014103 '4l veracity, otitl stall less cousidetatimi eas dun to he: feelings. It was due to the chores:ler of the House' thut the public should konw thas it was not possible fur airy Member of that Huitse to have been the author of the paragraph. He did nut think that the A ttorw ei C iti tueral shoOld be c a ll e d on to prow. eine he Ist thil rose. thul -the libel he's% outlined in its malignant criminallty to en at.nck on the character of liar Hon . (;eittleenais mentiotied in it. the 'loose could have hod no welt-stators it. hotel fere. Hod the oll'efice been confined to nu st tuck on the chararter or preceediogt of the !louse, there were metlautla with which the laws had fur nished them for punishing the offelice, and ;shoe, ought to be now put ill fence. It was tint his den Svc) t o night a mutien on the subject ; but to would venture to piopose to his Ma. Friend, to withdraw the present motion, otherwise lie wendil be obliged, however reluctantly, to oppose it. Mr. H. G. BENN ETT sai•l, that he conceived ILrt he had done his duty in bri ng i ng the case foiwsid. Ile !, ul eth-ctecl ht own objects— first, in exculFaitrg hi. character; next, its eiudi.ating the joie 'leave: of COUNTY OF WARWICK. the lIOUSC. Hut the House haviog, locom.quet.ce The Marquis of TITCII Fl ELI) brought tap the Report of the examiortious nt the bar, come to a resolution of the Computer on the Election for the County of Warwick• that the paragraph wan a fable mid malicious libel. The Committee reported that the right of votiog for Kni4lits awl gross bur iv ! ) o f privilege. of the Shire fo r th e C ounty of Warwick is in the Freeh o ld er s . til into efiect sere:ion of th e H ouse . Hi s on l y reason foe he submitted ifi e of the raid C ount y, an d not i n the Freehottier of the City of tootle of Coseatry; that Iblsitting Mm cher is duly electa .1 ; and thatel: to the carrying the p un i ti l ime neither the reinavu against the return, nor the oppositiou slinking the footfa ll b e fi ne t h e H oule had b eet , to the Petition, was frivolous or verstiotes. I onscwntious leelia no his pat t th a t th e o ff eh d e i n Mr. C. DUN DAS b rought it. a Rill to •riteual certain eau certain g In 00 toiler ... a y h are t h e opportu ity auk- In Acts of the ltd Get, 111. mimic' s° the sale of Workhouse s • Ina Poorh o u ses , w hi e h was read a first time, and ordered to InK 11 defelice. Il e f e l t t h e ol j ect i on . , however, he a rad a seco n d ti me on Monday 'text, and to be prioted, t bat were o ff re d to that coarse. He knew the ad- BitEACII OF PRIVILEGE. voutoge Iliad lie had itt Isis. grievance ;lie wa s aware of the dis a dv an t age tinder winch hi s on t ogoi ti.ts sa Mr. H. G. llytaivE TY sinne d t h at t h e O r d er o f that case most musk in reinsequence of the e vid eoce the Day for resu ming th e u dj auroe d d e b ate on t h e which h a d be en g i. en at the b ar, which n:ight be complaint against the J o hn t a ll wet kly Ile*spallef either g iven or withheld by th e House. But w lie be now read. slier withheld o r f urnis h e d, the Deferidaota setail.l he Older of the D ay h av i ng b een rea d, an d t h e here to go to trial with the. kbowledge of their question put by the SPRAILLR, ou Mr. H. G. effence having been recorded as false and teats " Thai his Majesty's Allarary•Genetal be directed to pen. secute !teary Fox C o op er , Th omas Arrowsmatli,Wro.bbackell, the whole mat ter w i t h t h e H ouse, at , er basing so and Holiest Thomas Weaver, for • false and seauslaloas far performed his duty. he would (the Hotta* lira - libel on the Hon. Henry Grey Htonet , in 11101D0401 of the miir iiir ) wi l hd esa , hi s privileges of this House ; ~ Sr It. Feacesna did not wish for any puoi:.ll - SCARLETT rose to express his dissent from ane n t t o be tisited on the offenders. If it aerie pet - loosest l • atri a theila Newgitie, he wou ld etept ....- L critrtiou, iseesseve edismated and he was sure his Him. Friend would not tlitek he it. The eirject of his Him. Friend had been at estimated lightly, the hbellous attack which had complished in justifying his character, by the Hous been made upon the cliarviscier of the Hon. Mem- declaring the patagraph to be a false rod numb:- bz.r for Shrewsbury, but because lie thought it a loos Heper•ion. Not that Ise saw the tires laity fur most objectionable proceeding that the itquisito- his Hon. Friend being so Noxious oe the subject, vial powers of that House sh o uld be made use of for his character was too well established with the fur the pu' pose of dragging from persons t emitted at whole country, and his honour and courage tea its bar onsweis to queetions crintiouting themselves, well known, to be tainted by troy thing Lite the and afterwards foutieling upon the mutter so ob- lib e l i n pitatitio. The mischittous writchrs had tam e d a criminal prosecution agairst the patties. exposed themselves ; their characters sod beta- Ile ids+ , felt coosiderable doubts us to the exercise by viour would go forth in the public, and every err the House of the power to order it crimiti.l prose- would be' convinced its future that tot a acid they coheres in this particular case. Every body knew uttered, tithe, in speaking or writing, wan worthy id' belief. Ile wi s h e d to G o d t h e real collier Le that to report in th e n e w spa p ers w h a t p asse d wit hi n gnat House was not a mutter of right, although it found. It was a new era to see pulslicatiolis set Cp was telerated on the grou n d of th e ' ,Odic oilcan- I for thesole purpose of blantiog the charade.. of vir tater des ived front the practice; and although it thous women.—(llear hear,)--Ic w a s a ure a Cr. t o nun his decided opinion that the publication of the find such publications wise supported lay persons ist proceediugs of that H ouse was o f the great e st pub- high etationsa—Wear, heur)—fie wished to God lie utility, H. 1.1.1 was ohm highly advaistageous to thr that lie could believe the worthless, sliantele-a House itself, yet be cools! not but feel slat the House Istetclies pi oduced at the bar were really die only must retain the right to puni s h a n y n om for misre- authors and •bettors of that publication ; but he presentatiou in reporti og it s p rocce d iog s. If airy was sort; to say that there were paragraphs in the reporter Loin the newspapers gave. to ti i e public a hu l ler which Wendy proved that theme most be or malicious inistatement ol whist passed In prisons of anothercharacter, and of a superior rink. that (louse, he ought to be punished, not as fur a to furnish their!, Ile could not find terms to libel uu the Hume, but as for a breach of privi- espies* the sentunetits he • felt towirds those bare, lege. Ile did nut wi s h t o en t er i n t o the discussion cowardly, calumnious, and • liidden essassios— of how far the privile ge s of that (louse might ex- the dishonour of their country—the stein of the tend, but it was adnitted to be it breech of privi- rank in which accident and not birth or merit coot.' lege to publish the proceedings of the House. The I have elevated them ; lie trusted that they would "sestina therefore they were now t o consider was, l'Vtlltl.l illy be found out. He believed that they sn what way the offe n c e w a s t o b e punished ?It i no-aid, and if ever they should, he had no datith was admitted in this case, that the paragraph insi- I but that they would receive the chastisement due 'mated that his Hint. Friend had hero intimidated to their extravagant baseness. into au apology fur some expressions made use off Mr. BAILING thought that his Hon. Fiiend, by by him in his place in the House. Now he was sure i wittolrea big his motion, would leave the Houle that there was nu mail who was at all acqualitted ate awkward situation. He could not agree with with his lion. Faired, or who at all understood those alto questioned the night of any Gkftleinuo bus titanic:cr. who would nut feel convinced that such to call upon the Muse to justify its own eharactei, an insinuation was a foal and atrociou s calumny. sod he could less agree with those who questioned. So far did he hold himself to be slut at librity to the prudence of exercising that right. Two stum wean opportunity offered for explami ills bye petty inferetices would prevent the House front t.k.erg who might conceive himself aggrieved by arty 'ex- not•ce of ally paper whatever. The present yes !sessions supposed to have dropt from him, that he admitted on all hands to be a gross and outrageous considered it the duty of every geutletuan to correct case. To pass it over would be to give the pubLe any affirmations imputed to hint respecting others a reason for supposing that ally attack, boast r the nuanced the opportunity should be offered, with. outrageous. might be made on the lieu -e, e r out oily dispontion to ()fleece the inumeot that the any of its Members, with the must coin pl. t. exp'anntion should be sought. He could conceive pniuty. Ile agreed that there mete great et...it, • within_ so congenial to gentlemanly feeling aud t ons to wattling the case to a Court of J note *soy and thetrursit courage, than candour and pump- where, notwithstandeng the decision of the Ilotw tritide in rettticting an error, or setting right a mis- it might be determined that the paruglapli was tot stetetnetti. To make it an insinuation, therefore, that libel at all. There were casts which were fit ion because a Gentlemen clause to fulfil his duty by aid- the judgment of the House, and upon which c.f.- ing the. pubic:mon of the trail', lie had hero tertified ClAMlsa'anceilt alight make it necessary to vi-it thet MID ail apology, stud land sacrificed his luniuur and with heavy pumehitieett, which might be raj. 614 it arty tier the *eke of securing himself from the by a Court and a Jury. 'I he case c ou ld net rt , t risk of losing his life, hr thought that a more un- here, as the privileges of the House %you'd tie qualified bleach of privilege, a more wanton and and with them the Itirertire of the country th:ass, lovultiog outrage out thee characters and dignity off divisive. lie was unwilling to interfere ; Lot the Alessibers of that I louse, could not be made. being apprehensive that erroneous le. hogs of r. The Hon -e was steeply itstleincil to his Hou. Frirud t fluency might peeveist any of those ho sr."- fur bringing forwesed the anhjeet, and he would tell best qualified from submitting ally measure. 414.1 Ihrat why. He had hero ist couser.ettois with that stotlitog would lie done in the any si vu , Aiguir persous out of doors upon the subject l 'mimeo, he would himself propose Que. Cao jail the libel i n question, f ront w h om h e l earua d ihat the co n t ri b utions to t h e Paper were supposed of the Hous-, together with all fair and open cone. tar f• criteria% the publicatio n of th e f e el i n g s a nd opium... 4 iu part to be fur n i s h e d b y al Members of the mew. upon theta to be VOtrellY coudurive to ti - aeripim "' * 4 „ 1 11 ....4. 44:711F5:::°11 1"14-"-- ---" • /41 7 ....- . . .. • • - - . . • . . ' At A : •. , ,f• so t " Iiii;or!! -11 , „a • .111 1 . • I taws wit *Domes lita ho sestatiiiit .-ii i I se 7; se a ial j • .• . • , • 41 ...,• %".. • r t -- , •A. '4{; • ittirdheiiteleaolill ts - iatill en OA taa/ ii:.tuito tre7i, ; \•• ' 111 . 1 • t . I ( " Al ) ! • 1.,- 1, t....:,. iii. 10 1 . . ......_ . ~.. • r 'slit .p o llist !WI/ strogit on. die,- •i tri e . ' .-.."••-••••••,. `,... 5. • /PILL. 'II . At . r. —...---- .-. NUMREIt 675'2. . . • ... ...I - LONDON, SAtuttpAt fr ;,ntAY 12, 1831„. , .;„. .. , • ._ ....--- --1-”, mramammamr "........, --.-_,----....—. -- —,---------.....-----___ • ani Inhalitinuis of Ilse Total, of Pluton, in Ltheasiiret H.u.t. It bet ICING ' S TFIRA TIIR. rillHE Two celebrited pirt.tre., BELSIIAZ ; Tilt' day I. published, price Is: IL ZAK'S FEASI', sail JOSHUA, which attracted a i fir WS EVENING, SATIJIIDAY, May 19., ; T IIE %V EEK LY It EV be.W, No. 11. opine! ilie pram ;re of Itat;-liaiong. kali* the real unnel, atteottoo at Hie British Gallery, will be EX If I PITF.D 1 Coorameo;....-•Art.• 1. • Iloslitt% " l'ilile•Tallr,"— Mr. CHICHI V.STI73 mow, il, that the recond reading of X_ will be repeated Mozart's Grand Serious Opera, ea- t 'would be for a whorl lime at the Comer of Catherine-sire. t, Strand. + Alt. 2. The Slalom of Witichester's "Life of Pitt." she Dundalk Court II 'i.e 801 l should be postponed 1111 02 ' iiecJ. 'ro Comineuee on MON DAY NEXT, the ldtb inatam. . coaTnnTs qp No. 1.--„itit. 1.• Woldiegasoor'a •• mem o i rs ." , I day, She 27th instant, a turtling of the Gehtleuieu die our wit h w hit' LA CI.EMENZA DI TITO. Between Admittance One Sliihiog. • —Aro, 2. Transaetiosta of the Caunbridgu phil ee „,,,hi rl a I t140111.11y hawing been conveued fur the purp o s e o f t a li•og i n any p ers o ns w l After the the Arts a DIVERTISEM ENT. the celebrated Ballet of I Soriety.—Art. 3. B yron ' s 1. Marino Faiii,.." Opera C I - 1 E A l' op;war RefiewS or. , I.you's Travri...-.. I Sir I. NEWPORT st.pimrt.,l the mo ths .. lie utideSi'WO4 21INA; lltl, LA FOLLE PAR AMOUR. SPRING SILKS.— B e autiful S•ripert 14, ii ir rae N t o s," lii h i y . Il w y ki r i on, flowtes, Kt.; De * cwt; cud cud c r al .. ' ' lbw areoaseadm • was accordingly postponed A. 1 1 1 gaged 111, INNS I • iltt Satorday. la b inatout, will he prodore.l, for the first Strrencts, at 2s. 91. growth 3.. GI ; new fanciful j " Par il 'i° 1R15 ." Pad U. „ 1 mentimied. • ' errs-. 11 Turt4co IN 11A 1.1 A, int Orsra Buffs, by Rossini, Chest:Non the widest Formal, *Mild, 311.6.1. and gs.; rich 6 Toted I r"blis•ked by C . ,Clul9Pler !n",fil LibrkeY, Bill•Mdl. till She Inolloa of Mr.I.USHINGTON, the H•••• re- Imillic ought i• *loch Mast.- Easel Raid Signor Di Begat will make their Gros de Naples, Si. G. 1.; handszusite Oattze Dresses, 25..6.1. I . I solved itarlf i n t o a C omo d are non the Militia Pay Bill; the PLltirtl of Ire 111:11$ isppetaraNce its this country. which, tieing p urc h ase d for cash, wi!l be sold a t th e a b ove ST. PATRICK'S CHANTY s cHoo t.s, 1 several clauses wer e agree d to , and ordered to tie reported Ho use b y a ~,. Applications fur Boars sad Tickets to be made to Mr. low prices. The new Egyptian Sas for Dresses and Deio•street; Soho, and DendtArk-alreet, Si. Giko'gt; }SO the 11 ••• ,, 00 MondsY nest. veracity, nod s Etwe.. 1 7, Old Boutl-street. . Pelisses, in 'lvry nortl and hi Misfit coloor, is now tbe 1 AND ASYLUM ma , F tw A LE ORPHANS, ! The Irish Militia Pity Rill also weld through the Cum- r.• lettlngs. It WI leading article amongst the Nobility. Is richness awl ' Chad-nit, ilstaipstrail. ••• • niiiiee. and wis ordered to he reported on Monday next. beauty it far •11131•5114 N any other Spring production. To be I Lord ALTHOR.P mewed that the further considere. thut the public THRATRE•im , Y. 4 L, DIIIIRY-LA NR. rillIIE ANNUAL TWINE, 'will be at the twit of the Report of the Cu , lialy Cum su s Bill lie postposonl fur any Mm') had only at mum?t ood c 0..... go White Salim, , (THIS EVENING. •SATURDAY, May 12 , Fitu e ,i Limiyi.. 4 „, •gyfy l op,,, meoleTi, Leyaotines, Pop, I 1- P.e.liaa.ons• Time r«, Gnat Q V! 11-atriut, un •MON• to. this day eat month., them being no possibility of ate s it ti e tl A tor tto o r f ozz the 1 - .1. his Majesty's sensate w ill p r oe m . t h e C om i c opera of lino, Sareenota, Wahl* I' Silk., with ant exienstve Stock of DAY NEST, Moy 14, 1111211 . , . • . Iliac aiqe to catty it throuqb.the House toss session. Me LOVE IN A VILLAGE. sew Shawls of friary slesertplion, at Brown's, IS, Heiorbetta.. Ha Ropoilligbarns Hie 11 1 00 - 4 4 10111111111rd0 the .atuir. fare IldriOni me lon "Me Whet that hr shoal' . thrift VIFII ... . . .., sti mesa grecs*, A r r ;l 4 ,,, ee; v o i e , x ageedee,e, Mr. !tweet Q.VeßtslllTdri, the Idsaltable quality of whose spiseils ifter-iitestitini: " it forward at as early perind of seta SetatiOn.—Agterd . Here; Justice Wotiticork, Mr. Menden ; Howthoru, Mr, is ton well known to require any cotuntoull.—Nu Fatima* His Excellracy the Doke de fifes et Deed., • On tbr tat Nino of Mr. T. Courtrai'', the East laidi3 Prize culifined iii its Ileithini; Hodge, Mr. Knight. Mn. Deborsh Woodcock, Cut Ilia arr....L. 11........ , le _,.., Est.blivb.4l to No. 10, SKINNER.STREE C011311:RCIAL HAL , %VINE. COMPANY, ihe Year IBM r, and No. 310, OXFORD- London. HALL WINE COM lr of the Public emotion to flues and per Doren Pints. Malmsey 31a8teis a. of the most deletions flavour, aad warranted all the —.mine Wipe of the .wisgeoBo2. sos. body..., /h , t i ..elawittstistW like quail: Ditto, light, front the ty. and of the vintage Rock Gesepe 33,, of 1304 Excellent Lisbon.... 33,. prr Mt 1 ion . Fine Cordial 9.. GI Fine Old Madeira, Old hitlaiel Rum.. 14s Oa. soared Tetteriffe.... 42 a . Ditto, curiously tine. high Old Conine Brandy, Pure flavoured Writ I nt i m Apple RUM, and Ilullauds Gin. Madeira Creaming Chanspag ue 764. Company also reeommeuel the Sauterne, the finest 0144. I . IIIIkIWIDK COR DIA LS which Bursar, ditto 6811 • are prepared in the superior Claret, second growth 5Oll, manner of the Msrtinique Milo, first growth, of Liqueurs : 1315 Vintage Cape Madeira .. 13s. & 21a. Noyeau Rouge et Blanc b5ll. Red Cape Burgundy, the Shru b , prepared with the finest Linea and l'lBer first and only p arer I ever imported 113rau4y Bitters • 35.. WINES IN WOOD. Peppermint 35, New Port.... per Pipe 485 Clove Belied, • Sld ditto Sherries Cape Madeira, Opining or Creaming Cock. I and Clove Itrandy, 525. the ogre Cider, 0..6.1. per doz. mum—Null:an and Shrub eau —3s. ed. per dog pi•ta— only be sold in cases of nut 22d. per gallon. i less than 10 bottle, rITREET, THE COMMERCIAI PAN Y solicit the favoll their very Reduced Priers Of %i per Duzen. Port Wine, of fall body mold floe Savour 341. Ditto, I lola body 34.. Old Sherry Fi so Oirtlieraellos ot hal • A full I.ist of the Company's Wise., cmitt•iuing the Par. tieulars of Crmted Ports, from 3 to 10 years to bottle, of all the favourite Born fteteirn, Ruda, sud other brat-rate Fla. vows, East holm Sherries, Madeira., &e. may be had, by applyittg to the Contp.ny, or to their Agents as below :-- (elsea, Sle.G Hutchinson; Eiificld, Mr. Frosham; Camden Town, C. Holstead ; Greenwich, I r '..10171.111; Lew isham, Joins Baas; mod Tottenham, Mr. Richards, jun. - - - - -•- IMPERIAL PA KLIAMENT. --- HOUSE OF LORDS, FaIDAY, MAT 11. Their Lordihips met at len o'clock to lirar Appeals. MORGAN, ppellunt ; bla W•TILIN LEWES, It'epo , ident. This was so Appeal from the decision of the Court of PAchequer.—Mr. 6lake, of the Chancery Bir, was heard fur The Reapoodt lit. Judgment postponed. Oio the motion of Lord St. Germain*. Glerawlel's Di vorce Bill we. 1,811 a third lime and pass. d. Mr. Ctimp!oell, M. Iditietoii, Mr. M. A. Taylor, Mr. D. (Whet!. Mr. Illingtlen, Sir H. Parnell, and other Members of the House of Common., brought up the Dublin Gas.liglit Company's I neurporktiuMl B. the Straw Engine Consump tion of .mike Bill, the Chichester Nice negotiation Bill, the Westminster improvement Bill, the Conway Bridge 114111. and ae.eral Private which were beverally read a fist time. Sir H. Parnell and oilier Member* of the House of Cum atolls brought op s Mr.sare, that that House sad agreed to the Amendtneote of their LordAnil, to the liolyhmd Road flit'. RP.PRECENTSTIVE PE.F.ItS OF IRELAND. The Earl 4.f SHAFI'P.SUGHV pet•senteil a Report of the Cousinitfre tit Privileges, &Harlot that Jahn, Earl of Port *dentin., had mule Komi Isis claim to vote for Represeuta tire Peers of lielanst.4—Lail no the table. The Smah.ll.oo4l in Gat-liglit and Coke company's B i ll read a .i filad OW. time motion of the Earl of SHAPEE'IftURY thrir Lordships sJjouribed to Nlout:ay twin. • HOUSE OF COMMON', RINK; aim( The SPEAKER catered the kjeugis pl gleaner brfo.e tome o'riork. Lord BERNARD presented s Pefilihn Mel cerLin In hayitayts of the Tobin of Bendos, coocarroad is the woolleu drapers trade. araillal the a aiming laws sired ins the same. bar. BLACKBURN E presented a l'etitiva f:mit the Clergy =MEI . • • I ~~,~° R ~7 PNP M I DDLESEX. AT the Gen*ral Quart er Sesiiion of the Peace of our Lord the Kiug, holden in and fur the County of Middlesex, at the Seaton House fur the said County (by adj.iurnnielit), on Thursday, the 3d day of May, in the second year of the rcizo of our S oserei.r.l Lord Cileortr,e the Fourth, by the Crace of Gail, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. Kiln!, Defender of the Faith, before Frauci‘eciist, L.imuna Cotterill, George Saunders, William Dickinson, Eurs, sal °sheet', their fellows, Jus• tiers of our said Lord the King, assigned to beep the Peace in the County aforesaid ; soil also to hear and de termine divers Monte', true!) ism 5, and other mittlennanurs committed in the 03111 V Cu,,,,, v. In purvontice of an Act rf Parliament made and passed in the thirteenth veer of the reign of hie late Alsjeety, in tituled " an Act to empower the M sgixtrati a theist teen. booed to settle a n d regulate the wages of porton!: employed in the silk mninsfacture within their respectlvejuriadicsiousi" of another Act of Parliament made and passed in the thirty-second year of the reign of hut said late Majesty, in titoled Art for extendisig the prosisonia of an Art made in the thioteeuth year of the reign of his present Majesty, intitialed an Art la e.npo:ver the Magistrates their's' men tioneal, to aside and regulate the wages of pereuits employed in the mils rommifacture within their respective jurisdic tions, to inaunfamories of silk mixed oiih other ma terials, and fur the more effectual puni.hment of buyes t and receivers of silk porloilied and emlierzled by per sons employed in the manufacture thereof :" and also of a certain other Act of Parliament made and passid in the Gfty-first year of the reign of his said late Majesty, imitated "An Act in amend two Acta of the thirteeuth and thirty-second years of Ina pis-sent Majtioy relatint to the Ill'ages of Persons employed ni the Silk Manufectute." The Justices here payment, upon •pplicalitato made to them for that purpose, having prneeedeA to take into their con sideration the Wages and prices for the Wolk of the Jour neymen and Jouruey *mums Wear. re within the County of Middlesex, do hereby settle, regulate, order and declare the Wage. and Nice% of Work of the Journeymen and Journey women Coach and Livery Lace Weaving working within the Comity of *fiddle's-% in the Manufacture of Coach mol Limy Leers in the Work called Cut upon Terry, to he paid fur as in die erbedale hereunder written Ia more !particularly mennueed awl exOnerate: And the said Ju trees du further order, that notice hereof be ir.s en hr sainting and wiblishiug the same three times in she two daily Newspipcia called Tim sw 'I nits end Tux eitithtt Pampa 'salon the space of fourteen days nest after the making this order ; and , all %Veneers, and their Journeymen and Jonrneysiutneu are o bereby strictly re quired to observe the same. By the Court, SELBY. CITY, BoROUGII, AND TOWN OF WESTMINSTER, IN TOE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. At the General Quarter Session of the Peace awns. Lord the Kind, holden (by adjournment) at tie Guildhall, in the Sanelimy, Weatineweter, in and for the City and Liberty of Westminster, we Tunalay Ilse Sth day ut May, in the seemed year of the (rides of our Suvereigse Lewd Geordie she Faults, by the l;r:sre of God, of slit. Untied Kintigh's/is of Great Britain and !natal, like, Defrn•ler of the Faith, 6,fuee Francis Cast, Grow Saunders, IVellerun Fadatcr 11, F.e.querta, and ushers, their fellow Juiticrs of user said Lad the Kett, aiugeseel ted keep the Prier in the Liberty aftuesaid; used slue to hear and determine cleared Felonies, Trespassed, 31111 other Mistletoe:aura, cuintaiiited in the same Liberty. In pursuance of an Act of Parliament, mule and passed in she thirteenth yarr of the reign of his late Majesty, its. tituled " Au Act to empower the Magistrate. therein men tioned to settle sod regulate the Wages of prrsons employed in the Silk Manufacture, withiu their respective jurisdic tions ;" and of • certain oilier Act of Parliamt tat made and passed in the thirty-sceond year of the reign of his late Ma jesty, intituled, " An Act fur extending the provisions of an Art made iu the thirteenth year of the seign of his pre. sent Majesty, trawled, " Au Act to empower the Magis trates therein mentioned In settle and regulate the tVages of persona employed in the Silk Manufacture within their le spectsve jurtenlictiotts, to tnaisufartuoirs of Sulk mixed with other materials, rind for the more effectual ininislesticot of Boyers mid Receivers of Silk purloined and embezzled by persons employed in the mar ufactiore titeleaf ;" nod also of certain other Act of Parliament made send passed in the fifty-first year of the trips of his late Majesty, iiilitutrd " An Aet to amend two Arta of the thirteenth 4111 i thirty. accostd years ..t his prexnt Msjesty, rulatinc to the %Yates of persona employed in the Silk Massufactore." he Joatires here present (upon application made to them for that pur pose), having prisceadrd to take into their consideration the Wages suet Pciceii fur the wee k of the Joatrtarymen and Jourueywonsen Castle suet Lively Lace -vetivers, within the City and Liberty of Westminster, the hri ally settle, et:palate, order, sod declare, the Wages need Prier. of ti osk of the !out eitlinen and Jouretrywousea Weavers, woe king within the Cut) and Liberty of Westminster, in libv manufactsere of " Cut ul 'leery,' to be paid fur in future as is, the Sclw dole heremider-ts lateen is inure particularly mentioned and expressed. And the said Justices do fun the ro,dr r that no. tire hereof be given by printing au I punls.linsa the same three senses in two daily nenspsipers called Tn.: Now '1131114 and MRI7IIIIII rit it‘e withiu the space of fonrteen days Iftx r after the 111,1,611 g Masi Ureter, and *truel coofurtiftly snit uhrdiente to this Order Is required from all persons coo cerued. By the Court, STABLE, Deputy Clerk of the Peace, Nom:mutt esoVe RRRRR D TO. ter dot. per doz. 1 Brooch to 10 MI. 33 Branches ta 11 15 141 21 21 27 30 To advance Slap. lice Ike dozen for every three hrruschef extra. Hu* lu be paid doable Ills prier or Hines in Cioltilliula Work. The Cottiog Wire to be provided by the 51aster. The •buer Prates to be paid in addition so tlu: Nice, ideeaaly Axed for any description of Wurk whit 10 be so wroujht. R ~ 4' ""_" ... :. *.imi WITT I 11,9 .1 ,- ~_ • i., + • *, i r i .i • I r r ,