The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-03-04 00:00:00

FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1808.* BER loll.) ::;; THEATRE -ROYAL, DRORTII.IFE, OeMOH.RONY EVENING, liftirch 5, 180 5 , Thew ,1ii.111,11. Servants will act the Comedy of 111 F. INCONSTANT. 14 kaki, Mr. Doistos; Young Mirabel, Mr. Elliston ; i s Duretete, Mr. Bannister ; Asgard, Mr. Holland ; Me Tie Camp. Oriano, Miss Boyce Bisarre, Mm. lannwen, Mrs. S co tt. w hich, sectiud time, a New Musical Farce, called, IN AN O OUT OF TUNE. rgh eutiwly sew Music, composed ioy Mr. Corn. De Characters by Mr. Dwtou, Mr. Wewitser, Mr. , Me. Johnstone , M r. Mathews, Mr. Gibbon, Mr. ; Miss Mama, Miss Lyon, Mrs. Bland. New 701baical Farce of In and Out of Tune, per far the first time, os Tuesday night, was received, overalowing totuivoct, with the highest approbatio n , all be repeated on Monday, Thursday, aud Ssturday. e ensuing week. a Monday, the Tragedy of Picarro.—Os Tuesday, the h mw Opeln of hub; ye, Love in the De ;to whic be •114•1, Ella Rosentserg.—dad ou Thursday, the of The Wonder. TRANSPORT-OFFICE, FES. 19, 1808. THE COMMISSIONERS for cutulerting Ilia Afoirosty's notarised Service, for taking. Care of Sick and Womodsd Sewr, smil.fae the Can and Custody of Prisoners of War, do hereby rise Notice, That they will be ready at this Office ' an TUESDAY, the Bth Dia of March, 1608, to re ceive sealed Traders, curd treat with malt Tolosa as wrap be Willis, to nutmeg for sapplyarg the nodes seretioncd Articles for the sassier of PRISON ERS of %% AR, Jim', Me Ist Day or April west, for nosh* Months ...cream and thereafter snail Ti reo illonthr Notice shall be given, tie.— At PORTSMOUTH 5 Colts ' Candles, Straw, and Birch Brooms PLYMOUTH Coals, Candles, sad Strsw ; STAPLETON, wail Coals, Candles, Straw, and Birch BRISTOL / Brooms ; NORMAN CROSS, 5 Coals, Candles, Straw, and Birch near STILTON / Brooms; CHATHAM Curds, Candles and Birch Brooms ; YARMOUTH ........Candles and S traw; GREHNLAW, ne " Candles and Straw. EDINBURGH ... " No Tender will k recei^ed afar One o'Clock on the Day of nasty, nor anti noticed, *inlets Out Party, or ea Agent foe Aim" personally aven d. Farther Polkas.. way le hworn he applying at thin 05cc ; er to the respective /gads far Prisoners of War at the Depots ----.------- _ _ THEATRE-ROYAL, COYENT-GARPEN. 0-3101tHOW EN ENING, Nowell 5, 1608, wahe seed, the revived Cowie Opera of • ' • THE WOODINI AN. WelnieWasise. Mr Moons; Wilford, Mr. Ineledon , W Mr. it„,=, Mr. Bellamy • bob, ye Emily (eidainied. . . . pakten ; Mao Di Chided, Iles. Da art . Deft, . tn. Llstun ; Petry, Miss Pr Camp. Mk% win be added, sixth tione t • MOW Faro, caned, WHO W 118? , on, Tug winows cfsotrE. lo.ciiorim - trir. lay Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Con, List Mr. Sha m?. Mr. Chapman, Mr. DIMAS j Mrs nt Mn. so, Mav Pe f amp. le Nor Musical Farce of Who Wins ? nr, The Widow's pe l will be repeated every night next week, except k, Jane Shore : Jane Shore, Mna Norton ',her re in diet character) ; with Harlequin in his co Fire , Water, Earth, and Air.-011 Tuesday, /I , Care ; or, How will it Ensll-..And on There , ESCorocJ, of The Man of the Weed: Sir Pertinax Stl.ol4lawt, %Ir. COOKE (lanai his trot appearance VICIVALLING-OFI'leE, fuu. ad, Nut. r IPHE COSINISSIONERS.MT Viettiattiwg Weifeeefe &Prey yiee !twice That on TV ES. DAY, the usiefefMarch ' hey will be rieely to receive resi ders is trritioty (mated y). . and treat Air Na supply of what FRESH BEEF mai be required far thew qf Hu .11yjegy's Skips and Vessels at Jersey end Weymouth (en separate Coo trarts) daring, the "ace of ttcertoe animas certain, and Attila until eix.aadim war-ailed shall he ram; to be Peid fir by Bilk peqrsOk. taidi inWrent, itiasty days Oar date. The CauditiJas of the C.atracts may be seen at the Secretary's ()for, or by applying to the Postmaster at Jersey, and the Col lector of the Croons at Werneattk. Yo retard oriel he had to my Tender in which the Price shall set be wetted in Words at kook, or that shall not be delivered S. the Board before One eTterek cm the said Toesday, the egd of Afarek seat, or oder Ike Person who make.+ the reader, or some *rams EA kin be f, F. auster when ealtedfor. .TEXT TUESDAY the S CATE LOTTERY IN hegins Drawing, awl contains the following 2aulwally Rich List of CAPITAL PRIZES 3.. Priam of s . L.go,noo ' are .... 1 60000 3 . 4 5,001 iio,lloo 20 30 3OO 15,090 . SWIFT and CO. No. it, Pueltry, and No. In, Charing- Croon, recommend to their Friendsand the Politic the above Sehrme, :s puesesslng superior advantages to any Lottery for sm.iny Years peat. Nut three Blasts to a Prize as citrate *nary Number of Capitals, and noue of the 14izes lined for particular Dms. SWIFT and CO. have beta remarkably fortunateiu the sate of Capitals. They . sold the Tidlti NO, I 1,4570, th e only Prize of 4.31,,000 sold iu the last Lottery, besides several inferior CLOUTS. NEET,TIIE lAT E LOTTERY BEGINS DEA NG. _ _ . add and divided Otte Halve*, Quarters, .awl Sixteenths, (D, BURN F., and CO. S by tock-Brokers. Oltlir Stop Lottery Office, No. 93. Royal Es. Ad roafttere else in Loadoe on their account. se lleirese, wttltont any fixed Capitals, contains ..... PAU. of L. 20,000 each 3 ditto 16, 000 4 .... . . .4htto 5,0t,0 dnto Loon Sit lto Son, Ice. &e. dflittri. Siert. to a Prise, and yearly deal& the N um .) ) , tip4oo. cont/kneed in ar, Lottery far limy Years rat, eStlr song advise Lonyvier coic, , vted Somoo lichees lessio(ret rid) del*, unssco 1 t and country orders, noirelled wide reatittmee, attended to un the same terms drama. %Mtn; and SHARES are Ilikswiaa es Sale for the ITT TREEMOLD HOITSE LO'TTERT • SUPERIOR BENEFITS. • TREBLE THE HUMBER OF GRAN D PRIZES. DOUBLE THE NUMBER OF SMALLER PRIZES. NO FIXED CAPIT.4I.. DRAWING BEGINS NEXT TUESDAY HORNSBY anti CO. beg leave to acquaint the Ctrs, Societies, and individual Purchaser% that the English State Lottery Scheme is by far the heat that has been submitted to their atteotion fur many years put, a i :d ir tZß e r a eaotismatee et - Orr Imre. ft Is sigma* to bay Trete or Shores before the Drawn% begins, on accosted of they berg r Fixed Capital Prise. Last year only were shared by HORNSBY and CO. 19044 L 40,000 2,279 • L. to,ono I 10,a73 L. 1,000 2,031 2,716 5,000 44 V° Where likewise me to be disposed of, by wiry of Lottery, TWENTY CITY FREEHOLD HOUSES, laud Tai re drawl, skeet. in the hest part of the City of Loudon ; the lowest Prise L. 2,600.; the Liv,lteet Prise L. 24,000, Present Pricess—Tkltels ....L. 7 14 o Halves... L 4 o n I Eigiitlis L. 1 I n Quarters . 2 1 0 Sixteenths oto 6 The Grua Prime in Cue's Lottery 1774, Pigot's Grand Diamond, 1221,and arrual Prim in Buydell's and Bowyer's, were sold by HORNSBY and CO. Ord. rs, by Pr or Carrier executed on the same Terms es if present, at. 18, Cork, 52, Charing-cross, and St. Hammel's-kik Beargii. IaNAILIANGTAN RIR, WALDI, AND MR. V A WS NON C MITI, iiiialetrade Patronage Of 1 li a Royal 1141zsera elte Prince et WALE, .“ the Royal Fa y and several Ladies of the grit elistioctioo.—Mrs. L Li SOT() N, Mr. N A LDI , sod Mr. RR ADAM, respect * idoseis the Nobility unit Geutey, that they intend to e SAX. SUBSCRWTION CONCERTS, at WILLIS', tOMS, Riagsteiret, St. James`s.square. A roost cos le Orchestra, sew ...a ..tc,:t Piece , . of English and ltsi o Music, have heen 'ambled, or expressly cooped for NO CAmreerts, and the must celebrated Professors, both fili OW lastrueental, in the Metropolis. together with s three aliove-maned Sifters, will aside thug efforts to tie am Eiittrtitiniseut the must perfect in point of vs. 4 awl eareatioo, and the moot brilliant ot its kited. The riet propriety to whirls it will be made a particalar point a•iibeee in all respects, carieut fail to render this under hing worthy of the most ilistingaished Circles; as well as ri nir the 'autumn of those Amateurs who delight in I Music. raoirrip:ion for the Six. Concerts, Five Gaines*. The Nottiltty and Guidry sho intend to honour these (*a ids with their presence,will be pleased to send their names I Mrs. Billisigton, 5, oltinarinr, Piccadilly; Mr. Naldi, Kai:lastaridge , and Mr Brahma, yti, Great Russell fr.it, Bloonwheiry, that the wane may be inserted on the NICNOLSOPPS ENCYCLOPEDIA; To be completed la the year tails. This day is published, in eve. trice to.. 6d. Part. 11. d MILE BR ENCYCLOPEDIA ; or, Dictionary of-Arts and Sciences ; comprising an ac curate and popular view of the present improved state of hu man knowledge. By WILLIAM NICHOLSON, Author and !Proprietor of The Philosophical Journal, and various other Chemical, Philosophical, and Mathematical Witrlu. Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pater nostehrow, and the rest of the Proprietors. roworrwas. I. The Work is printed by Whittiagham, on fine yellow wove dewy paper, in Octavo, with double columns, sad a heautiftil new brevier type ; and, in order to insure a supe rior style in the execution, the price agreed to be paid for the printing wdl he nearly doable the moral charge. 11. The pahlication sill he completed in twelve 'monthly parts, MC! MS. oil, each ; the whole foming six large oc tavo volumes, illustrated by numerous elepat engravings by Lowry and Scott. Tbit drys re iscted for the Priformiinee, and the place Isms the Titillate will be nosed, will shortly he annonseed. Toolisisis boarveaitares, which too often arise is sing (r ems ties TAMS Wit sot he tesireetable. 'UST landed, in Rue Condition, the folioN‘ ing artieles:—Pstachio Nuts, itutobay Mangoes, Narbonne loney, Preserved West India Ginger, Popes* sad GIVCD *tetanal, Guinea Jelly, India Arrow Ituot, Cambay Nuts, law and 'Funded Canada Flower, Mnseadel, Bloom, and kuis Baions, in small boxes, Jordan Almonds, Portugal lions in boxes, also sold by the ponud ; French Imperial 'hams, Apnea's, Gages, tad Mixes' Fruits in small boxes, leanly Emits of every Description, Preser ved Strawberries, to..tku fraitn Gm Tarts, Dried French Pears, Figs in *snail isskets, West India Pickles, French Olives, Bologna ;images, Haan, Toupin, and Hambro' Haag Beef, all lon s of Deed Finite, suit Fruits in Jelly, real .Martioinne !smut', Scotch Ilfaratalarle,sn excellent substitute for Butter it Breakfast or Tea, with a most extensive Variety of Sweet rats and Preserves for Demerit This day is published, in Quarto, to be continued Monthly, Part I. price .Joe. be. of 4 GENERAL COLLECTION of VOYAGES „M. and TRAVELS : forming a Complete Hortory of the Origin and Progress of Discovery, by Sca and Land, from the carte at ages to the present time. 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Thu dye is published. by Goulding, Plaipps, D'Almaine, mad Co. Music Sellers, No. 424, New Roud.strect, and No 7, Westmorland-street, Dublin, the Opera of I.li. AIS; or, Love in the Deserts; now perform sag, with willow:idea applause, at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane ; composed by Mr. REEVE and Mr. BRA HAM. Price Ise As above may be had. Dir. Brehm's celebrated Pianoforte Saar—." Said • Smile to &Tear." Pike This day is published, price 21. tid. the First Part of AN APOLOGY for the late CI-IBASTIAN MISSIONS in INDIA: comprining as Address to the Chairman of the East India Company, in answer to Mr. Twining; and Strictures on Major Scott Wariug's Pamphlet with an Appendix, containing Authorities from the Reports of the Society for promoting (7bristizo Knowledge. By ANDREW FUJ.I.ER, Secretary to the Baptist Missionary Society. Bold U . Burdett, 60, and Button, 21, Pateruuster.roi , also by "illianit end Smith, Stutistacce-court, Luedou. 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Yesterday March t, was published, in Two Volumes, Price tbs. in board', illustrated by the Areas, Supporters, Crest and Motto, of all the Peers of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, Knights cf the Bath, &c. with a correct List of all the Baronets and Knights, and of such British Subjects as have been honoured with any Foreign Order, and a Table of Precedency, the Sixth Edi tion, of THE PEERAGE of the UNITED KING -1)03I of GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND, con taining an Account of all the Peers, whether by Tenure, Summons, or Creation; their collateral Branches, Birth, Mar , siege, and Issue, /Windy Names, and Titles of eldest Sons a complete alphabetical Arraneemeut of all their Mottos, with correct Translations; extinct, forfeited, and dormant Peerages • Account of the different Orders of Knighthood ; List of isers crested during the present Reign ; with co pines Indexes. By JOIIN DESK EFT, • Editor of The New Ilsruiretage of England. Printed fur F. sad C. Itieitigtou ; T. Egertun ; W. Mil ler; Crosby aid Co. • Cathell and Martin. (lade and Sons • R. Lea; J. Seuckdale ; E. Lloyd; E. Booker; and J. H arding. Entered at Stationcridhsll. .. . *.• The Editor gratefully ackuwwledgea the original Com munications with which be has been huimui•ed by the Nobi lity and Gentry of the United kingdom, which hairiest' haw enabled him to present the Public with the .at accurate Account of the Peerage eaglet. BRITISH GALLERY OF PICTERES. Coder the uuperioteodence of TRESHAM, ()TULEY. tad ELEGANCE and ("Economy united in BAY 'Aix. PATENT BLACKING (-Aim, which, for -ire doe Thirty Yearn, lime maintained a decided Sopa -I.rity, and are now greatly improved. (hie of these Cakes(price only Sisprner) by the addition of Wati r on 1), makes a full Pint of Inlaid Blacking, which is moat one-third the Pike the Japan Liquids are crucially odd at • The superior eueellence of this Blacking is to nourish the ' , ether, keep it salt and pliant, and prevent it from err:k ilts; and by an luipeuvemeat Misty awed, by the Patentee, it dares • Moat brilliant J:t Black Gloss, and will n•dr coil tle *mat Linen. It will keep any length of time iu any -sae. •," I.ln account of :is portability, it Is pertienlarly adapted to the use of the Arany owl N,ry, snit tur talent Alton in , vs ! . .!laterit . .l (es, which it ill Dinky Twit Giallo". of 17.7!„,. htay by parhed in less Spier than a single Piot Bottle a Liquid h. i:. flue Patentee requests it sway be olwerrtd, that kit, .i.: •,f :he t.a:i..l fer3ierty pasted imbibe fakes. they are Pl.( %,t truiw -1 with these wocils, . Improved by the Patentee, W It AYI.F.I' I Analiiii, Imo; • " Ind each Bill of Directions l' OM 4 with ' his Nesse, which appears on the outside of the NViappy. &lel. IVholesnae snit BMA), ler BAYLEY and .RLF.IV, egfollsets, Cockhkar-st.ort, Lvailun, pelt( &vases each. TOT4tSNS. The day is published,_No. I. (le he continued Monthly) of I ri IHE BRITISH OALLERY of PIC"TU It ES; 1 in two series , compiries Eagrriap of all the cele brated Pictures of Ike peat Meters a the United king door, with Historical and Descriptive Letter-peme. No. I. Pint Series--Ceetaiaing two Plates, representing eleven Pietsres in the Marquis of Stafford's Collection. On Elephant Quarto, price los. Bd. Os Atlas Qsarto, with Proof Impir.ssious on India pager, IL is Oa Atlas Quarto, with the Prints slightly coloured, ii. its. 4d. No. I. Second Seriessotaidag " The Weems takes in Adultery," by Rabeses, is the Centen' of Henry Hope, Esq. Os Atlas Quarto, price les. 6d. Oa Colosibter Folio, with Proof impecunious of the Plates, se India Paper, II ,s. (In Coluenbier Fele, with the Prints, highly !Dished in loam, in imitation et the originel pictures, 21. tie The Historical Part by William Yung Ottley, Esq. P.S.A. The DeseriViec Part be Henry Tailless, Eat. R.A. asd W. Y. Daley, nal The Engravisp, by Mr. P W. Towline, Historical Engraver to Her Majesty WSW has the management of the execwries part of the It ' ork • Mr. L. Sehiavosetti, Mr. A. Cardos, sod other eminent isigravers. The Drawings of the First Series by Mr. W. M. Craig, and of the Seeoed Series by Messrs. Tomkimi, Unites, Violet, Hodg son, Ansel, Satchwell, Le. Vogler the espermtendesce of HENRY TRFSH AM, Earl LA. Pi inted fur Longmad, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster row ,• .1. White, Fleet-street • Codeil sod Davies, Strand; and P. W. Temkin*, New Sued-street. •.• A mined manner of Eagerriog has Twee chosen for the present Work, as seknowledged to be the best means of imitatiag arearatily the peculiar style of the Master, sod the Lurch of the pencil, either in l'lsisrenans, lir with the additiuual sdrastage of colours, um their peculiar meellenee in which the celebrity of many of the %non distiognished masters is founded. The object a the present iiiiikriskieg is to give a linisked faithful reprtseptation of the original picture, under all the combination of style ant' ui tug, eom position, light and shadow sad colouring. N B. Fur Strike, pattieilars age tune rresvcctie. • (piticz I,WPEIIIAL PARLIACIENT. HOI;SE OF I assav, MARIS •. In the appeal cause, Creafurd r. Patrick, the Lank C. rellur eunfiitaed the Judgment of the Cutlet of &oleo is Sootland. LIVERPOOL PETITION. • The Earl of Defter informed -the House that he had received from the respectable merchants of Liverpool. enga2ed in the trade with America, a Petition against the bill founded on the Orders in Council, now in its passage through the other House of Parliament. He therefore trusted that due notice would be given of its discussion by the►r Lordships, is case it should be sent up froui the Commons. Lord HAMILESBURY assured the Noble Earl, that no improper haste would take place on the part of His Majesty's hlinistera, in submitting that mea sure to the Cooside ration of their Lordships. The ductton eicluoive whit-bits ing the for the , East tion of t, be made end The Motion Lord . iutended erotism of certain resolutions until uext Tuesday. Re then read a number of resolutions, in order to gist the House an opportunity . ol ascertaining the nature and extent 16' his intended Motion. They gene rally referred to the violations of the law of nations, and of the inuisicil i sal law of this sonutry t created by the Orders in Louncil. The Earl of LAUDEaDALE felt anxious to have the resolutions of his Noble Friend (Lord Erskine) discussed before he brought forward his Motion 011 the commercial policy of the Orders in Council. lle therefore moved for the discbarge of the present order, which afoot for to-morrow, and fixed it fur Friday week.--,Ordered. DEBTOR AND CREDITOR TAX. The Earl of Moias declared his intention of no longer postnoning the second reading of the Debtor and Creditor Bill. which was fired for that day. Friday 1 tth of March. NJ( "WY The Earl of Was LE Y •• introduced his Motion on the late expedition to the Baltic. He had felt it an indispensable duty to bring that subject, in a direct manner, before the House, and had only to regret that his inability to render full justice to the cause which he espoused was then mush increased by indisposition. Os the prerieus discus _ _ Apiroomtl Lou to those who opposed them the gaunt let, which he, on the present Occasion, took up. He hail determined to call upon the House to pronounce its reprobation of what he called an act of the greatest outrage, of which there was no parallel or similitude in the history of this or any other country. It was impossible, either upon the point of honour, or the principle of the assumed necessity, to defend the conduct of His Majesty's servants. They sent an armed force into the country of an independent power, without any manifestation or act of previous hostility on its part, to justify their conduct. It was true they sent 4 Negociator to call upon the Prince Re gent of Denmark to do an act, which, as men of honour and of feeling, they must know could not be complied with. And then the tefusal was converted into a ground for the violent measures which they adopted. What else but refusal could be expected—what else but the indigna tion of Europe could such a procedure produce? The King's Ministers had done an act, the recol lection of which must, in every good mind, inspire the strongest sensations of regret and reprobation. They bombarded an innocent and nnoffending ca- pital, and carried slaughter and desolation amidst the old and young, the weak and infirm ; sacra ading to the fury of the assault, men, women, and children, the subjects of the King of England's brother-in-law. Let not Ministers idly suppose that such conduct, though momentarily supported by popular delusion, will not be attended with the most fatal efiects. Already it had totally estranged the feelings of the Danish people, and positively realized that which it was alleged to have pre vented. It hid forced them from the strict path of that neutrality to which they so peculiarly limited themselves, and haul driven the Crown Prince- en tireky into g gratificatitin of the views and deiiiipps of France. The • N oble Earl. eft commented on the secret articles of the Trestty of Tilsit, which the Kings Ministers had originally. made the ground of their defence, but whiCh they were since • He - by :)rencl entirely to abas Awl. concluded moving -an address to His Majesty, submitting the opinion of their Lordships on the inconclusive and unsatisfactory information Aich had been commu nicated to them on this subject, their fears for the consequences arisiog from its Adoption, their con viction that it had excited the indignation of. the Continent, and particularly of - his late Ally, the Emperor of ltnosio, against this country, but, above their permission, that it had e z a ted the jus uce of his cause, that proud - ration which hod heretofore supported the 'fish nation throughout alt the dangers and &acuities, all the perils and vicissitudes, of the awful contest in winch it IVO "Ilford. Lord ELIOT differed totally from the Noble FAA in his opimou of the conduirt of His Majesty's Ministers relaiive to the eepctlitiou to the Baltic. He• bad heard much of all uliandonment of the principles of justice and morality ; lot still those exaggeniteil statements corid nut produce oath a COMVICtiOIt in his mind. Liu the contrary. he cote., PORT or LONDON. he Earl of LAUDEFIDALB moved for the prO lion of an account of the number of vessel , ' lusive of those essigerl le the hish r !Avid'. • chhad cleated out of tie Port of London, dar- the last year, together with a similar account the last week in 1. ebruary. 1808. BATHVIIT had no objectioo to the iirolut- i of this account, but thought the latter slinuld made out from the id of January 180 e to the 1 of February, distinguishing each week. ne Earl of L.O DEttuaLa complied, and the Akin was agreed to ectordingly. Lord ERSKINE postponed 111,4 intended aiotipn ~~~