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'hr Irittob i.zrtf; • 11‘ r 6 afra :j 11l 4, X- • FRIDAY. APRIL 24,, IV7 StiMIER 1342• i THRATRE•ROYAL. ORIN I.‘tve rj - IHIS PRESENT EVENING. A p ril 24, 1817, litair Majestic"' S•reanta will ad the nic Opera uf THE HAUNTED TOWER. ? Na st of Oakland, Mr. Dorton; Baton de Coorcy, M. (JOB ; Lord Wilitant, Mr. graham ; Edwaid, Mr. Kann ref ; ..wt, Mr. Dignum. Lady Elinor de Courcy, Mrs. Moult :IA; Addis, Signrea Stowe. 'o which will be added. (19th time) a new Grand Romantic Melo-Drama, caned, THE WOOD DI2MON ; OR, " THE CLOCK HAS STRUCK." 11.nlyknete. Mr. D' Camp; Guelph°, Mr. Penley Mi. Russell . Leolyn, We C. Bristow; Sangrida . •the It owl De lota Mr. MOLitgOillery Uila, Mr. 11. Stations; Mrs. Mature. r o .ur.rrow, The Imo Chest ; with The Wood Demon ; or, II re Clock has Struck " ATM 1.7 KING'S THEATRE. IVR. lIARRISON mnst resp-ftfully acquaints A the Nt,ttil IT, Gentry, and h.s rriend• in ganeraf, that 11 , 4 A NNU kI. CONZEKT wid be: performed in the Or-at ftwom, at the Knig's Theatre, on FRIDAY NkXT, the Ist ot May. The Perforwistwe will be on the Grand Seale of former Years. VICTUALLIIKi-rWIIOF. hoots. 10, 1801. ri , fit: COMMISSIONERS. fix riamiirme nof :sty's Netts do helyha five I.4ite, That ors FRI DAY, the 24th instant, 'they eedi be slab, to reetive readers in Writine (wa'ai up), oast treat Jdr the sylphs of what .VF.GP.T A.PLES Mall he de•heorder/ fir the tae y Hit Moiteries Shy, and Vessels at Yarosonth. is the Gegi q ui ni Norfolk, ler Twelve At oath, coedit, firm the day of roatea.l, to he pail Jre log bilk, ravel*, teto Interest, Koala Days alter Date The Catvlitbost a/ Me mah teen at the Se-ro 'lll'. ( *et' ; this qui, ,444ing to gr. Juba Wii"so at Yormarsth. V., Keyoni will he had to ooy Tondo, in Which the Pri.e shall nal he inserted at tesegth, oe that 0..11 a, t be elettre, eel la S e Board before Mut o'Clorit to the tau! F,iday, the 241 A out to moles' tie Peesms who waists the Te,der, or tame Person as his briaste s atteauls, to causer when called (Sr. 4.. y ß flte 1 2e leg...dlclhw,n of . A ; Ac ac6j. ",:RE vri 50- ~ orthe IPtStn . R 'By Cfilt Irt (181 , c VIRE* 1101N,.10 1.) I.R Printed 6, Wit iett'oiht• sod C... idr ;PO 'at I W" rhea), Sodas.* ss ie *it t4poett• Pwl-matts Where riay he 11/ the , hope Aighpre so 4)0..•P ice .es 6' sewed. OR ATI() ‘n „THIPArRue();.[X.:3I R::G.% LI% mE=4,coß v.rif• ,DiNtmtag, of I ..ab , !.; G.. toS - r ll a Ao.•11 6 • Th. Orchestra lull he c.nwrioed of One Hundred S •Tert Perfnran.rs The Principal Vora! Parts br—Miss Parke and Madame Bianeht ; Mrs. Ashy and slis. Vaughan ; Most Ilawkiiis and Mrs. Mountain. Mr Ranson and Signor ; Mears. C. and W. Knyrett ; Mr. Vaughan, Mr. Goss, Mr. Ebillb; Mr. Bellamy and Mr flartlenian. Leader of the Band, (which will be very numerous and com plete,) Mr. Organ and Grand Penn Forte, Mr. Greateree. Among the Principal Perfurusers are. WSW, Lindley, Shield, Morald, A.he , li.r nes, Miitint,i h , Ling, Mahon, Penile., Mar.idto, Foster, Boyce, Stuart, AllthSoll, 114 S,guor Grag,inetti:_ SIR Wll,i.,Att JoNk.SS Wort. b. 01 the 3)th inst. will bev)blished, it 13 gels. dy 4 . Price 61 les. 6d. is hoods, T HE WORKS of Sir WILLIAM JONLS, spirit a Life of the Author. By L•wd "ft IGNMOO CH. Printer for J.):1.1 Ntoc'idale. Pe.:ad..l•l , and Joha Wa:aer, Patern4ster.row. Of Ireton' Nay be , 41. A few te naireing C4piea of Sir WILLI k/4 WORKS, in S vols. loyal 4to. eleg oat, 16.4tt.d is Russia. pace 24. t LN rrliLS PRESENT EVENING, April 24, 1807. •i:1 be acted. int, Comic o , iera of LOVE IN A VILLAGE. Meadows. Mr Moony; It Dung Meadows, M. I ,rtednn (who will inuoduce the p vier Sons of Tell h e r 1 luee bre°'s ; Juittee u cpgi , ocit, Mr. No widen ; Mir. th , u; Mr. Bellamy ; Hodge, Mr. Emery. Rosetta, Mae Roltrel; Qelatailit Woollooek, Mr, !Hr. n i ont , *Med, &Nen Pemba) rose, c • 'IA HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE ult. THE, GOEDF.N EGG. Mosher Gon4e, Mr. Ri , ionnii• ; Col u, arty wards 11.11-Tlin, Mr. Mug owl Mr Bologna, Jun 'Squire Bugle, auroral's', Clown, Mr G To•aiurrour, T-As Gamesalst ad! wMicM, Whim& For It This day is published, in Two Volt. 12mo. Price IN 6d board., filnileated t" the R ight Hon. Countess Fttystiliam H ELEN ; or, limestic Occurrences. A Tait. OF AUGUSTA ANN HIRST. Soli by IV Bent, Patorno,frr.n.w. - - Tru7npets, Sieoirt Hyde and Centel*. Double Drums, M' Jenkpison. The Chorus.e. will be supported by the Young Gentlemen of His Maj• •ity's Chapel. St Paul'a, and We.trninster Abhey ; the celebrated Female Soirees from Lancashire; the Petform ere Woolen, to Inc Ancient and Vocal Concerts, and tile Choral MIN Harrison and Mias Emma Harrison will, on thi: caeca a.on oniy, perform a New Grand Duet nn the Harp and P 17140 Forte, wilt Actsompaitimeots obigati for Two French Horns. (.14,4srs IPetnrteit,) and &CCOMIMII, the favourite New Glee of t' 'foe lautterfit's Mall," written by W. Roscoe, EN. M. P. and tat to Islistmc foe Three Lacties' Voices, by Mr. G f. Smart Si-vocal New Comproiti3ns, and the Farourit C'ets nes fortried at the Vr-al C , ,ireerta, will be introduced. Particulars wilt be nulled, .4 'ii a 1.1. days. Itcketi, Hat,-, Guinea each, to be had of Mr. Hamann. NO 19, Percy CUt ;st the Maui Shop' of MrSSOI. lisrchaa; i arid Cleatei,ti Co. A:so at Mr. Kel;y% Ntl.4.izal SA oon. Is akW dale mai be publoned, in One V bro. by C. arid R. Raldwin. Bridge.trect, THE EPICS of the TON ; or, The Grories of aue o , eat World. A Poem, in Two Books. Wait Note, and Illitetrationg. .----. Unmet illaeryreabiles Urgentur, ignetiqw how Node Ca•elit pus tate merw.—Flea. 0 lay Mal those who just so orlnt lure shone, &tape remembrance when they qua the Ten Their lurch. witheed, and their name forgot, At doe on dunghill has been said to tat ! Thfe dark pob , ithed, in one nest moil eieeety penned Ve leme, See. eves 14i 112 trutras, the S-cund Ennio.. of THE MODERN PRACTICE of PHYSIC ; which points out the Ciaraete.e, Causes, Sropte , tes, Polo "tic, Mo,viel Anoraranc,s, do I impons4 flrlithod of tie:tilos the affeases ..t ali Climates Be ROBERT THOMAS, This wo , lc 1,1 been eirefo3y rev ; a tew 0194411411. ort.ieb were ognmed in the first edition, ;ye now ineertoi ; and a very large portion of new and irn;,ortact matter I:ria been added. Printed for Paul Murray, nwrt-scree!, London and Ar, Conf.tabla and Co. Ed.nburgh. Mil mg EXHISITION or !)ANIEL'S LIFE PRE:SEM/ER, jN .coDiTtoN TO THE STAGE AND AQUATIC ENTERTAIN MI. NTS, AQUATIC TH EA IRE —S DLEWS-WELLS. THIS and EVERY EVENING the WEEK, a New Daoce, cail•fl, THE TARS Mal L ; a New Parnesiti.ne. called. HARLEQUIN and THE F.)RTY VIlt• GINS Cluon, Mr Grimaldi And a Grand Aquatic Yd.!lo. d ra m a . a id e d, AN SRATACH ; the last Scene performed me Real Water Also Ws few Nights only, a., Exhibition, p e p• nts on the Water, of DANIEL'S LIFE PRE SF RYER, in Cu •of Shipwreck an intention ut such ID. calculable value in a Mai throe COUIllf), a} to present an *1)- 1,6 nf,hr moo laulable curnotty to eecri clam of society. 'nes day ase published, by bad R. llWarm. Nes , Bdp suss; Loolas, 1. AN INQUIRY itvo the SYSTEM of NA TIONAL DEFENCE in GRLAT BRITAIN; Vols. sso. NW. IMPERIAL PARLIAMEA . •• • tio more will be 6eued flan the Poem can well ae- COM inodate. ltd JOHN MACDIARMID, Eq. A 1,.., by th• game Awthor, T. An MI/WIRY Into tao PRINCIPLES of CIVIL and MILITARY SUISORDINATION. F,o. 10'.6d. •..° In prosecuting these inginries, the penetration. the pa tient investigation. and the powerc of a , :aly.ii elven M: Mactilarnild deiplayi, appear to covelderriiie advurage; and we are of opinion, that lint !about* d-terve the &die* of those, wbe eve in situations of autbnrity and influents., since they may derive from them useful hints and priai, al suegol lien,. His pages tr.roughuut are ehera9enae4 by a Itheral spirit, by minty sentiment, and by an ardent and enhghtened patriots n —Monthly Review, March 1007. MR. 1. LI 'STOWS ISENk.FIT. T'IF ...TYE ROYAL, Did:Rl-LANE ()N MONDAY, May 4, 1807, Their Majes• • tire Seriatits per"rn (Nreet Acted here) a Co. wady, called THE DRAMATIST. VapA, (with the 0.1..14 Ei i:egur), Mr. Viston ; Lord Snitch. Mr. D4Wiabili Huty N.-edie, Mi. H. Siationa F. 1,1, OW thAt alight o..iy) Mr ilenagstee; floriviiie, Mr. T. ; Willoughby, Mr, Itartiey......Larly Waitf,,r`t Mrs. s Cnurtney, Ws. H. Siddoos; Mariana, M. L- t•y, M. rldlWeil. • Atte• (First Time at this Theatre), the Musical En tertainotent, of THE PARAGRAPH. The Music caamposed and selected by Mr. iraham. Mr. .Topptt, Mr Dowton ; Frank Topiot, Mr. Ellistsm ; Eueld.r, Mr. Ponies , ; Solomon, Mr. Mathews; H-tben, 'with the Song of the Itirannia), Mr. Brahans Toppit, Mrs. Sparks; Otos, .Tlgitora Storace ; Mrs. Scream, Mtsa In the course of the evening win be introduced the poplin Air of Saul a Smiie to a Te,r," AI, . To which will tat. add.d, the rrvire.l Cr ud Yentonvisc Bal let of poN JUAN; OR. III! DZSTROVIID. Welt uppmprige Seenert , Dreue., and Decorations. Orin Juan, (for .o •t N ght ...iv), Mr Faltston Scars. opmet t , (to lAA! al.t. un y); Mr Mtth,w . 1 . .C1C.b...51 nor ins Boxee o ol had of Mr. EillitOrt, No. IS, N.wth street, Westratotter; and of Mt. Spratas, at the Bos-ofhce, in*l.nrle-Rtrosell.sueet. Met. heel NiCiekt T. THEATir F. ROYAL, DRURY LANE, fiN MONDAY, May 11, 1807, their Majesties' Eraeaute wyl. aft (fru mat aught ouly) the Idntous %Kra 01 A RT AXERXE.S. (Compeer) by the at Dr. Arno.) . - . Artsweran (fur ihat meg( only). Signora SiWACO (being her lint appearance to that character); Artabasses, Mr. Bali, A.bilow (tor that night poly). Mr. limners, (being his hu t ap • pea/voice iii that char:der ; Bunches, Mr Conk.. Sanwa, Mrs. Blend; Mandane, Mrs. Dickens, who has kindly eon *anted to perforus (be ng her last appearance on the Stage.) to the 'bowels of the Evening the fhllowlng Mew Music will be iiitredured s " Love is the buss," by Mrs. Bland. " Own not pail feisl, while listening to th.it tongue," (a Q lei tetto), las Mrs Dicko,s, Sigoisara Starve, Mrs. Dl.nd, arid Mr. 'Likens ; ri Sweet Frietiiiihip view two blooding hearth" a Duets.), by Signora Stowe. and Mr Braharu "Oh! Father, now f Jaws' away I" and " Pierce, p.erce my heart, ungrate ful," by Mr. Brehm. Alter the Opera, Mi. Johnstone will sang " Dennis Brulginddery ;" Mr Braham wit sing, for that nivht only, " The Battle of Milder" (composed by Mr. of Bath). To which will be added, Mthi!CAL ENTER I tINMENTS, A. will be c , c ',Jess ed in future Advertisements. Tlevets, and ?laces for thr Boxes, tu be hel of 11 , 16,. 91, Greet Rug-11-street, Bloomsbury ; and of Mr. Sprol, at 'belied lure, in I.nth• H 04401-w eat. IlFr—tr IMPKOVED IPECAcUANHA LOZENGES. A ‘'Y KERMIT and BLAKE, for Coughs, Cobb, ASel • Illiouping-Cough, sad in all Cases attended with Drat cul,S K kapecturatinis. ha minute prnpoitinns in which it is often necessary 1;,, ea uatlu should be administervl„ render it unmanageable ; a.. I are frequent,. the came of inaccuracy in its exhibitio•i; ni I.obl ab, is naumou , , and that, with many, especially children, forms • ve.y peiwertel obstacle; both these obicetiona ti , is admirahle I are entiirly °Dewed in the 1 , , I ecacuanha Lozenges; and with that couvichun, ••e -• Cate recommended to the Pnbhc the Piupnetors, N0.3:3, St. James's-street, in Boxes :•• HOW 'flol LIGHT A snt Err I 1 1 . 1 Is Experiment on CA itL FON• GA RDLN x. WALL wilt be announced as soon as bother, coninionds at. r•teived. Whimsical ideas are expressed by those who 'afloat or will riot, comprehend ; those who du, w i ll atom hay. , IR:e laugh and the profits agailiat repenting noti•bell The first 7hiridtnci cdl silence all ace,itscs, and prove ici the *l '"'" World, that Muse. and Streets can he easily supplied the purest Lights from simple PARISH OVENS Half t' , ' oder* rimy in hand will make a larger Dividecd than •, • was mad, by any S..e- I and • 1 luminations in five large Rooms, Tani, Pst , age mid Street lamp, every Monday, Wednesday, arid Fri day Evening, at Eight o'c ork. Thursdays, fur Members of Pati.ament, High Officers in Church, Sate, Al my, and Navy. Four Pamphlets, in pouo( ani illtr•tratton of toy discovery, are ndd by Memos. R,etunlsnn , Cconhill; Mr. CILIPPIet I ‘l4ll ; and at th.• illtrwe; where Plans of it are given gratis , elm at Lloyd's, Batson's, and the Crown and Anchor. Shares at M. Deposit, at the Banks of Mewrs. Deveynca a n Co 99, Pall Malls fir 114 Boson mat Co. 27, Grace. churth.street ; and this Office, 97, Pall-stall. Inventor, Patent c, and rounder. GOLDEN-LANE BREWERY. kIESSRS. BROWN and PARRY h av i ng .VA bees infornruf, that Reports are in circulation, that this Concern had formed a cminectrun with an INIENDED ALE BREWERY, they think it necessary to apprise the Punlse, that the same it totally void of foundation ; nor is It their in tention a form any connection whatever with arty other e.ta blishrtient ; and that in a kw weeks they shed b- mily to de. liver!tn their Customers an article of GENUINE BEER, equal, if not superior, to any STOUT or ALE. now in use, which, they ifUtt, will II:Ve general satisfaction. PiLW ARTICLES OF DRESS. ROBINSON begs leave to acqo a i n t th e Nobi- ALL lity and Gentry, that his novelties for the Spring Season are new rely fur iiispedion ; and in addition to all the vari eties in plain and figur d Italian gouges, Italian sar.neta, impe rial lusters, tin;aarial net., ire. he has intr o d uce d •everal new ',ticks, whieh have been pronounced most elegant, and which are ant to be had at any house out his. . N. B . R. ha: inched a ..,riety of new e.ilours in remark ably rich twilled and figured sarsiiets, for toe present fash;on able pelis-es, hence's, a , .d mantles. No 12, iienrietta•ser'eet, Covent-Garden. TIIIRD DAY OF DRAWING. THE FIRST-DRAWN TICKET, May 2, being the 1 hud Day Drawing, will be tniiiled ni 29.000; ; First drawn F•iurth Day of D awrig, Ma. 1 20,00;1.; Fu t-elfawl Fifth Dar of Drawing, May 16, 10,00u1. ; Fust-drawn Sixth Day of Drawing, May 19, Iti,llool. "(he aloe. Pintas well to voistasiss farawkswo Tlehote, o'er and above a..y of the numerous Floating Capitals the Wheat', cautains. PRICE. Ticket L 19 II 0 half L 10 3 0 'sloth .. 1 .2 12 0 Quarter 2• 011 hiansonth TICKETS and SHAMS are belling at all the Licensed Lottery Otiscos in England, Ireland, and Sem EVERY TICKET A PRIZE. O. CORNHILL, and 9. CHAIUNO.CROSS. rir BISH respeafully reminds his Friends, that A *my Tick.Er drawn on SATURDAY, the ad of hitaa (being the nest Day of Uiawing). is tire to bia a PRIZE. The Chance every Ticket drawn that Day will be "Furth upward. of 34t. The Whorl is extremely rich, u there a re het two liclaatmg 'glue of louol. each yet drawn, one of which 11,11:11, was sold at the shove Offices; where 6,633. • Prise of W.OOOl. in the last Lottery, and Tawity-oar other Capital Pnacii, were sold. TIME rs end SHAKES, warranted undrawn, ate in yeas eariety.....The Wheel eninai•lS *....Prises 0f....L. 2t/.040 I 4.... P rises 0f......L. 1,000 4 Ac. &c. &c A COMPLETE BOOK OF SHIPPING. Just pJblished, -rHE MISER NAUTICUd, and INATRUC , 1 TOR in ART of MARITIME DRAWINO. By Di IMINICK SERRES, 11. A and JOHN I% SOARES. The Editor presumes, with some degree of confidence, to offfr this National Wor k to the patronage of the tubiic. It is the result of many years of labour and experience, Srst by Mr. Sevres the Elder, and latterly by his Son ,• and he "Liters himself it will be found one of the moat complete produAions of the kind that has yet appeared. It is adapted as well for the Library, as for instruNion in the Art of Marine Drawing. Ten Numbers (which are ready for delivery) complete tile Work. The Price of each Number, containing Four En• gratings, with Letter-press, 10s. ifel. Published and soil iry Edward Orme, Print.eller to His Ma• jests?, Illiorsd4treet, the corm , of Broolestre-t. SOCIETY to. SUPERSEDING the NECESSI TY of CLIMI- Z.G BOYS, by e new Method of Sweeping Chtninep, d'for i Condition of Childrea mud other, einoioyeil by Chimney Sweeper,.. IN pursuance of A Rule and Order of this So etety. the Annual Geneve, Meeting of its Members will be heal at the l a oodon Cotiewhoese, as Friday, the let day of May, 1807, at One o'Clu,:h paecitely, when the Proceedings of the Sestet, and its Lunimittee, during the preceding Year, will be taken mit) ceu.ideratiee. WILLIAM JONES, Secretary, • Ne. 6, Chapel-streirt, Pflati By tar *elm and Orders of thiv Society, the Domiti.m. to it may he tither reeasional or Animal and the continuance of the letter is merely optional, gut no Member shall be eumt tlered to cwitinue as such, any longer than while ho AllUtldll Slableriptieft, of not less than One Gurica, shill be regulaly paid, within lie months after Ow hut day of January, to taco yam. The Subscriptions doe the Ist day 0; January lag, are received by Mawr,. Fluare,•hankers, V.ect.i.treet, and by Mr. Wt ham Tuolte, reasurer, No. IJ, Gray I inesquare. N. B. Sucribers of Lou'l Guineas, ur upwar.ls, are deemed Al:others during the continuance of the Society. ~.The folios lug persona undertake to cleanse Chimney. with iltachiaire at the nasal P 114.,..: . Coinage ,Sonata, Orlmance IV:latf, Westminster-13f kite ; Ra be-t Sma t , Nu. IN Great Bell-allay, CoL!osan..treet ; " as tho back of King-mu:me, Camden-ton ; T. /lades Stratford, WiAlyint Ti.4mas Manta. 94. Silver .treet, Wer..S.stmet, Cheainkle; h . ...Mabee% Wollard. 144. 11..1.14, doeb ; Samuel Walton, 7, ; Jamas liars..i.tet, ifewhouse4sule. afa.los. Lifts. Aiil ii•AN ovra This day aro-published, in 4'o. price 11.11 s. 6d. hoards, with a very large Map of the Western Coast o f Arms, d t c. AFRICAN MEMORANDA; relative to an Attempt to estableh a knish Settlement en the 1 hind nt Hulama. With a brief Notice of the Neigh bowing Tribes, Pioduaions, &t. And Oloservati..r.s ou the Facility of Colon.zmg that Part of Africa, with a View to Cultivation, and the Inn,.dulion of Letters and Reltgtnq to it, Inhabitants, &c. Ey Capt. PHILIP BEAVER, R. N. London : Primed tut C. and R. Baldwin,. New Bridge-street. • This aptrited, and astonishingly persevering attempt of Capt. Beaver, by discoveripg the obnaeles tr hien picvented its success, may insure that of any more enlarged undertaking of a similar nature. His work points eut the mutt ran aid and it.Tetittal method of at.cuinplishing the noble. ob j uds of the African Institut ..... . This day i. vubli.hed, in Y VO4 dm enc.- Irs A. JOURNEY Orough SPAIN And I CALY, to NAPLES, and thence to SMYRNA, and CONS I-AN TINOP.LE ; coas,prising a Deseripoon of the prtswapal Pieces Indian Rowe; end Obeetwattons en the prceent Natural awl Pohtical State of these Countries. By ROBERT SEMPLE. London: Printed h.r C. and R. Barldeirr, New Bridge-street. Where may be had, by the erne Author, I. WALKS and SKETCHES st'the CAPE of GOOD HOPE. Second Edrtion, 2. CHARLES ELLIS; or, The Friend. A Novel. 2 Vols. limo. 9a. Tbi4 day ai es published, elegantly pruned in g Vols. Huial 4to. pries, in boards, 41, 12s. THE WORKS of SALLUST. To whish are prof tea, Two Sways en the Life, Literary Charaaer, an:: Wrltiugt of the Histetiani with Hates, Historical, 111 a graphical, and Olden!. Ry HENRY STEUART, LL. D. F. R S. and S A. Printed for C. and it. Baldwin. New It edge street, Leaden. • e • It will afford ua greet pleasure to renew our acquaint ance with Mr. S wh..ee translation of Sallust is worthy to rank with the Pliny of Meirnoth. and the Tacitus of Mlrehy. On the hetes we are happy in bestowing the men unqualified ap probation. The learned translator has, with infithre pains, ex amined all the ancients whe treat either of the history, with which he is concerns/, or of the Illustrious personsgts, who then figured on the public stage. He has been thus enzbled to coiled into a focus much mint information, which before was scattered in a variety of writers; and has brought his rasiers to a full acquaintance with the views, chanciest, ■nd lumpier. of the different aetor;, who pass In review before him. —British Critic, Dec. leni. March 1807. S This day are published, in One Vel. Royal Ito. Price 16t. boards, HE PRINCIPLES and LAW of TITHING, T intended not only for the Professors of the Lew ; but tur all P.trs-ins interested in Tithes t and illustrated by References to the most /siding and recent Tithe Cases. Ey F. PLOWDEN, Fut Banister. London: Printed for C. and R. Ashton'. New bridge-street. •.• In this closelp.printedhone, the author's olijea has bean, to intim% every tering which can besought for by any clam of readers sat rested in 'Mlles. The pre•clising Lawyer will here And concentrated, what few extensive libraries could furnish entireli...ell the Ads iif Parliament relating to the subjeD ; the Forms of aiticrant Processes and Precedents; and • Collection the leading Cams. Those who are not of the Profession will be enabled to form • competent idea of the prou•bility or inx,rwhability of succeeding in any suit its which they might be inclined to eng This day is published, in one Volume o.7.tarn, Prim 9s. in board., THE MODERN PRACTICE of PHYSIC. By EDWARD GoODNIAN CLAPKF., M D. Author of " Medicine Prsiteos Cnnpendt.imi" of the Roy. al C,llette of Pitysioans, Lunilun, and PhytiCtan to the F.irctm, Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Reef, and Orme, Paternoster. row. _ " This Volume man be recommended to the Student, as containing the beet Comite ilium of modern lrnprove.uent, ut Medirine and Therepeuthe, which we bete h. 4 occas.ori to peruse The detail of Iniptoros, under each Head, is very cuitiorchenove and correct; and icart,ly an. reniediet, which have .toed the it st of Eepertence, are omitted to be muss tinned."—Critical Rev. Dec. 1804. " We have pernaed the above Work with much gratifica tion, and we earnestly reeerntevnd it as de,ierving of the atten tion, 'Armonk:4 of the tennis branchet, of the Proteieion. as it le written in an aide and <ientefic inanisei ; and we are well eolu , sl that it will inn derogate any thing Goat the reputation the Author hat already obtained by het Medicinal Prazeue Coto. Irendiu.o.'o—Medieal Journal, Dec. Ifira. As above may be had, by the stale Author, MF.DICINL pitAXEt)S CumeLNinum. the dtlt Edition, limo. rilell b.awwcd. HOUSE OF L')RDS—Tanaaarr, Aeacr 23. The Hout- qte attalf.past three o'clock, wh , n the Oak Rark rrgrating Rill, ft.! Inrikyepeis' Sub sistence Bill, wen. tbrou;') a Committee, aid were repniled Without amendwits, Mr. Wbhouse, and a deputaticin both the Com mons, brought up the Sierra Leone BM' and Pro vident Institntion Bill. Toey ire:e severally read a first time. Lord ERSKINE moved the Order of the My, commanding the attendance of the Sv.tch Judges. The Lard Chancellor ord red the Deputi Usher to call in the Judges. When the Lord President. the Lord Chief Justice Clerk, Lords Glenlee. Colin, and Newton, took their seats below the Bar. Lord ERSKINE rose to suhroit his promised motion to the House He had last night declared his intention of ezimining the Learned Judges of the Court of Session, with 'he view of obtaining the (piles! and mutt pr4aical information upon the sub- Fa' of improving the adm;nistration of the Courts of Justice in ScotlarwL In looklng for that in'orma tion, he should not remain satisfied with the opi nions of those Learned Charaaer s„ het should taped to hear from them the reasons upon which their opinions were founded. The Holies, in requiring the reasons, would best support the independence of its judicial cherefter, an independence cf as high import, as in its legislative capari!y, The House had to reeollea, that it was called upon not to meet and remedy a partial or circumscribed evil, not one affetting some particular interests, but which corn. prehended the whole of Scotian?. By its resolu tions, the House had pledged itself to the ac knowledgment of the evil, and to the nature of the remedy. It . had pledged itself to a remedy commensurate with the grievance corn plained of, and cot to one infinitely falling short of that grievance. Their Losdships should not con found an improvement is the ad‘dnistration of justice, with an innovation on those laws, which were of the highest authority, aid had received the sanaion of some of the most civilised States of Eu rope. When laws were radically bad, the manner of their administration . was not of Vital come. quince; bbt to allow good and wholesome laws to lose their ate by mal-administration, was a great and prominent evil. In the pre.ent Bill before •the House, he did contend; that there was not one atom of the Scottish Law invadid. Taking the division of Blacks:tre, iuto ihe rights of persons and things, be would defy any lawyer in the kingdom to say, that in the Bill proposed by his Noble Friend (Grenvilfe), there was a solitary provision which went to centraven the acknow ledged principles of the Law of Scotland. Bet, highly as he valued those laws, he felt it his deny to ask the Learned Judges at the Bar, whether the expense attending the process of the. Court of Session, was not frequently much greater than the thing in controversy ? In tea, that the remdy was more expensive than the disease, and that it was better to snffer under the exiting grievance. than to endeavour to redress it. The Noble Lord then referred to a precedent, where a man was sued in the Court of Session for the support cf bastard child, when, what with the printing of the speeches of the Advocates, the Reports of the Commissioners, the Reply, etc. there was. between the ccmamenoement - of the proms and its result, time sufficient for the birth of ter.. bastards (a limb), and the pleadings tormed a b-ok larger than Johnson's Dittionary. Indeed, was such a pram ice to east in Lapland, and were his clients t 2 print at their own expense all the speeches he mad: in their behalf in the Court of Ling's Bench, thi• would have been absolutelyruised. The nett point to which he would direa his questions. w,s, to steer tain, whether, •n actions of prsv,.t... wrong, where pa role evidence was necessary, the introduction of the Trial by Jury would not be attended with sreneficial effec:c ? Toe Noule Lord argued strongly on 51..5 put of his sullia, and contended, that it was fully within the power of the Court of Session to promote this advantageous improvement, by the earrelon of their talents and industry. ' tle next adverted to the *vision of the Court of Session n.to three or two Chambers. He was friendly to any division, inasmuch as it went proportio ,ably to decrease tne evils arising from such a number as Skeen juslAes ; where great confusion and delay must proceed from the ditTer ence of opinion, aid the crossing and tumbling which, antaaitst so mane, must I • ••• • •