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A brilliant display of FIRE WORKS by Madame Erogler. partiriilartv • grand iniamsing Seeley of Th. ERUPTION of MOUNT VESUVIUS. And the . Ray of Naples The Military, Caledonian, and Pandean Banda will perform between the Acts. Admission, 3s. 6d.—The doors open at Seven; the Con. reri to begin at Eight.' Second Act of the Concert at Eleven o'Clock precisely. FOR THE RENEFIT 41F MR. EMERY. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. Tills EVENING, W EDN ESUA Y. June 20, will be preformed a musical Drama, called THE SLAVE. Clorersior of fkgriamw.)lllo. Bissefiarel ; Captain 111111(011111114 Mr. Pram Caldski, CIAO.O. W. Durum* ; ishodleoblottr ille.lllldmut ; F'ogress,' Off. Llsitss ; Matthew Msoirpset:7llr. Jurors ;. Ram Sharps{, Mr. &Ism ; Gasdria (the Riser), Mr. Marready; Somerdyke, Mr. Taylor. Mrs, Liouleuheolf. Mrs. Sterling; Stella Clifton. Miss Lore; Miss Yon Frump. Mrs. DaireoPort ; Ze4iada, Miss Stephens, with the Swigs of " The Mocking Raid," sod "Sasso( Freedom." In the course of the evesing, a new Comic Snag, called " Cousherlaisibeuldwirty,. or Daudie Diirmoties First Jave lin!' 100 Loads.," ossifies, and to he song be Mr. Emery." Song—MstauslisillurN "Sweet Gratitude" (Sanderson). Song—Miss ifloe Youth I lor'd so dearly" (Wet. sop). " The Bello Duet," from Cormos (Arne), by Miss Stephens and Miss Halls64ll. After which. a Farce. with some Music, called A ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER. Sir Mark Chase, M►. Faiseett ; Alfred Highflyer, Mr. Jones; Mr. Selbonte, Mr. Abbott; Fixtuie, Mr. Emery. Maria Darlington, Miss Foote; Mi.. Selborae, Miss Beau mont ; Mrs. Malan, Min E. Greets. Tickets In be had of Mr. Emery, lt, Hyde.street, Bloems. bury ; ant of Mr. Brandon, at the Theatre, where Places far the Boxes may be lakes. THEATRR-ROYAL, KNaLisn OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND. TIRE Proprietor betri ope.r ►ptnectfullp to An. niiitiire that this THEATRE WILL OPEN for the SUMMER SEASON TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, hese MI, when will he premoteil the Comic Opera of FREE ANI► EASY. A flrr which THE ROMP. Priscilla Tomboy, Min Kelly. Tu conclude with the Romanlic Melu-drame of THE VAMPIRE. The Grand Saloon isa; been lilted .up as an lllaminated Shrubbery. on a prole of splendour at least equal to any former Season. and swill he opened at Eight °Thick fur the admission of the *coast Price. SADLER'S WELLS. THIS EVF:NING, W EDN ESIIAY„ June 20. and three following evenings (by most particulu dw eire),Clrt time, the grand serious Pantomime of BLACK BEARD. To which will he added (for the thin' lime), a Petite Borten% in one act, called THE BATH ROAD. The Chsrociers by Mr. Mordaunt, Mr. Elliot, Mr. Keeley, and Miss Johnstune.—" Death of the Smuggler,' by Mr. Payne. After which, 9th One, an entire new and splendid Comic Pantomime, caller) HARLEQUIN " AT HOME . ... OR, THE MAGIC FOUNTAINS. The Doors will be opened at Rix o'Clock, and the Per. romances commence at Seven. Pliers for the Boxes may he taken of Mr. Stuck, at the Theater, from Ten lull Four (of whom Privet, Boxes may he. had nightly); and at Mr. Cbappk'a, Royal Lib.ary, Pall mall. Mrs. Egerton will make her first appearance on this stage (tor a limited numb►r of nights) no Monday seal, is ►er urigisal Character of Madge Wildfire. • CARRIAGES. NEW AND SECON D HAND. An 'attentive astiortmeal, in the first style, completely fitted for Town or Travelling, on Sale or fur Hire, are ready for inspection at 93, Loovacre, opposite Bow-street. This day is published. at FRARMAN'S LIBRARY, 170, New Bead sirtet, RANK nnil FASHION or, THE ‘IAZES of LIFE: a Characteristic and Eveatful Novel, is three volumes. By B. FRF.Ri, Esq. "Satire—not M•levoleisee." Extract of a Letter from the late Lady Romilly to t h e Author :- --" The work you sent me has afforded me great plea sure in the perusal; and Sir Samuel, having looked at a few ussingesi, was induced to re.d it esoirely through; lied hex* ale to say he very much admires the faked and aripiesiity displayed in it. " I aro, Sir, your obliged and obeilierd Servals!, " Tu B. Frerc, Esq. " A. ROM I LLY." ILI.. rpo RE LET, Ihr "'huh. Upper Part of 14 L Isrze modern HOUSE, with iletaelseil entrance, mime staiteaay. balcony, Ike. fil fur Ilto creep,' of a Nobleman or Genticmsn's Family; minaisting of lofty mid apNn.nl Mewing and Outing Rooms, five excellent Room* and thievsisig Room, five g I Attica, back anti 111/11. Kitchens, Ifutivekceper's ROOM. Collaring, a n d oilier <mnemonics''s. The Atomics, is unrivalled, awl Or hack hying open Its Carltou-gartiens awl !O. 1101111 . 4 Park, residers n peculiaily airy and pleasant. The House is elegantly fur. mailed, and may he taken from the 1.1 .July next, or if pre tell, a leave of NIX years may be hail at a moderate rent, uu the Ferestitre being taken by valuation. fur Card, to mew apply al Nu. 47, Pall.mall. Copy ors r(non Ow Cormier. DUN DONA I.H T.. Mrs JOHNSON, rutorittuToit or roe AIICRICAA SUOTRIIO SVROJP, 1 AUY DUN DONALD stonderfisl eller.* of Mrs. JOHNSON'S SOOTHING SYNC P in her teats tofant Wachter, stow eight months old, ht aguedieg almost instantaneous relief, when her dear child had bees in parosys,m4 of pain, ar i %%% sic from the rotting of her teeth, she thinks it incomhesii .an her in acknauledge the ellraeyof Mrs. Johnson's Soothing Syrup, and its re tostosirewithe stone se an invaluable Recipe to el Mothers their Isfirms whits suffering from the paw of teeth. ratline; awl Mrs. Jobesou has I.mly Dessolossalsra fall per. 0...5i00 to make this arknowleticonent public. SO, Snith.s►reet. Kinc's.rosd, Chelsea, November 27, 1820. Thlo invite:able Mrdirioe to he bad wholesale sod 'Mail 0' the Proprietors, Johnson soil Wilblats, No. 94. sest -1•1411.111iferi, Oitfortl-street ; slot, by their spp..i,, tot-nl, of .r 1 lbr principal blettictue Vtitliefi to 'lOllll spit Caval►y, at Is. 9J. per Bottle. _ !\.f)—Mir. Johnson relieves Hie roar, a. usual, ber holies every Tars.lay and Sateroloy aynrau. , Gum Ni.. till Tr.' by bdriaing • Letter from a rteprciable Haase ket re*, Iv tertiry that they are real (.I. , jitta of (Awls,. LONDON, WEDN LIIGY PTI A N TO VlM—This Extraordinary EXHIBITION at the Eryptialt Hall, Piccadilly, will coaliaue OPEN EVERY DAY, from Elevens till Sic Admittaare Is. THE N EX r of KIN (if env) of WILLIAM GILLS, late of the List India blefehaat Ship ASTELL, dr.vased, by applying to MfAhren, No 3, BA yo. d, Doctor.'-Continona, may hear of aoosetbiag to (heir ad. vantage. This day is published. in stn. with Maps. Charts, Plates, &e. 31. 13s. 641. Second Edition. youRNAL of a VOYAGE for the MS COVERY of a NORTH-WEST PASSAGE from the ATLANTIC to the PACIFIC, performed in the Years of isits and 1820. in his Majesty • Ships Heels and Griper, ender the Orders of WILLIAM EDWARD PARRY, R.N. Printed for Juba Murray, Allietnatle-street. 4W A UCTIO SALES Upset. Arook-street, near Nyde Para. Two.roometni House, late the property mid Lady helium!' Dimkise, *ream& 1%,/It. SQUIBB and SON re.pectro nommen to the Nimbi* sad Gentry, that received directions from her Ladyship's Execnture AY AUCTION, at their Great ROOM. THIS DA NESDAY, June 20, unless disowned of by Private the very desirable and exiles/0 0 f Pletlannt LEASER SI DENCE, Nu. 32, Upper mut-street. wit hi, of Park-lime ' • errootaising gond entrance ball, I. room /5 feet by ITTeet Ih-smemill parlour slope . toy spirious and tufty ilonerhigumestem, both coma views of Nyde r : l =er seva,.. with Wither. *Red servants' in the hammers t at. lits,oreeellerit honeekereires - rieirme, servants' hall, butler. peaky, wine cellar, desarhert kitchen end laundry. The peemileire are Leasehold, for an %meal:lied Terns of fifty. Gwen years from Lady Day lam, at • ground rest of 601. per annum. Tickets for viewian may he had of Mr. Squibb and Son . *Folsom reheeed pariiewhirs may he had ; also of Wean% '.lbeillear, Alphas, and IteddiA, lwdirituus, in the Temple. This day are publi.lsed, in small °yam priest U. Id. hoard., SELECT TRANSLATIONS from the Greek of QUINTUS SNIYRNEUS. By ALEXANDER DYCF., A.B. Of Exeter College, Printed f rW. Clarke, New Burd-atreat, Landes ; and .1. Parker, Uxf,rd. Valuable Pictures of the Italian anal Flemish Schools, col. keted by the late Mr. Bryan, Author of the Dictionary of Primers. NIK. SQUIBB and SON respectfully announce to the Nubility sad Gentry, Amateurs of Ilse Fine Arts, that they shall SELL BY AUCTION, on MONDAY NEXT, June 25, as the Gallery, No. 28, Princes-street, l i Leicester-square, nearly oppia-iie Coventry•strset, the vale. able COLLECTION, fan turd by she late Mr. BRYAN, which is taloned to contain some of the finest Specimens of the Itialian awl Flemish Schaub; para.-oar!) , the Deluge, by Annibala Carrseei ; the beautiful Woody Landscape, walk Narcissi's'', by Yelasapiez •' Aeteiiii at the Bath of Diens, by Titian ; the Virgin, with the Infant Christ and Angels, by Yaudyek ; Duly Family, by Andres del Sown ; and many usher very distSpeeieseits from the pencil* of L. Giordano, Paul Veronese, A. Ifiscrlsi, Guerrilla), P. Jr Curious, Reno. brai,lt, L da Vinci, N. Poisson', Callus, LOCI, Breeghel, To be publicly viewed two day. preceding. when eatAlogara tray be hut at the place of ; cod of Mr. Siinibh and hue, at their Gre►a Roos, Saville-row. Noble Mansion, Brown-.treat, Reek,ley-square. late the Residence and Property of the Earl of Carhanipton. LTA B. SQUIBB owl SON be !give te. that they have received directing's from she Ewen. tors to DISPOSE OF the above noble MANSION, whicb contains or tbe growled Auer a opinions entrance hall, doisinst. room, rivoiraimg.mont, library, tentless mei dressier/96ns, kr.; on the principal fl./Of a very splendid suits of apart. merits, the front room about fifty feet in length, with very lofty sad hiebly enriched covered ceiling, a hick deswing• room, axle-now, bedchamber and dressing-room; wish several chambers over, and istsiwerovis well-arranged offices on the basement; a Isree garden behind, and eat. usive stabling, ke.; held under Lord Berkeley, at a very low ground rent. Pi ilicipala only will have tickets Cm viewing forwarded to them, Itv addressing a lbw twlllipsibb sad ion, Ravi Ile.traw ; who are anthormed to treat by Provide Cealraci. Valuable sod very insprovabirErteirolil Estate is At. Martio's Parish, comprisiog the wiole of Orange street, Orange court, part of Castle-street, the Nag's Head awl Light horse Public and • large Staltle•yard.—By Mr. hQUIBB and SON, by order of the Trustees under the Will of his Grace the late Duke of Boectroch and Queens- berry, at Gneraway'e, on TUESDAY, July 3, at one, i■ Loss, 'PHIS valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE is situated is the itniasediaie vicinity of Leicester-square, and close to the extensive improvements sow carrying nu under the New Street Art, and it presents ■ moss eligible oppottunity for iovestmeol of capital, Si she present rental arises from original gn.oaJ rents, the whok of which will expire is eight years and a half front Michas-linos next, when the purchasers will have the opportunity of le-1-taint the full value, which is calculated to be at least 1,2001. per a.- 115/111. Particulars, with plans, are prep*, ing. and nifty be bid 21 days preceding the sale of Messrs. 441,1ie, 0.1.1ie, and Forster. Solicitors, Carey street ; at the falses Head and Light Hone Public Horses on the E..tate; at Ga,raway's and of Mr. Sysibli and Son, it . ctiunren, This day is published, in square 12.0. price fos. boned ; a New Edition of AN A BRUMNI EN I' OF WALKER'S CRITICAL PRONOUNCING DICTIONARY, and Expusilue of the &minds Language. By the Rev. THOMAS SMITH. Priated feel. CIIIIIIII; Lampoon and Co.; Balthria and Co.; G. ind W. B. Whittaker; J. Richardson; J. Booker; Stir. stood and Ga.; Harvey and 1)41141U; and &napkin and This day is pablisbed. in Bvo. price 10s. bound, a New Wien, of 1.1 TER ENT I I ARTHAGINENSIS • cONICEDIE SEX. lotetreelatione et Nails ills.- 'resit Nicolaus Camas, J. M. I). 'V..4 Chtistianissimi Re tie, is sum seresissimi Wishful. Editie ?sarcasm louge ensaculatior. laspeasis F. C. et .1. Rivinenst ; fteateberd et Co.; J. Naas ; Longman et Ci..; T. Ca.lell ; Bald,ia re CO.; G. et W. B. Whittaker: Lackittatuto et Cu.; J. Richardson; J. M. Rir►anlsua; J. M•wassii ; E. Williams; J. Labium* ; et fisailikiti et Marshall. This day was pthbliahed, in fuer vols. octave, price 21. 12.. 6.1* boards. THE BEAUTIES, HARMONIES, and SUBLIMITIES of NATURE; with nreminnal Remark* on the Laws, illaiimers, and cumoms of various Nations. Wills !Voter, Cirittinent•rka, and Nost ra ti oos . By CHARLES RUCKE, Author of Amusement* is. Retirement." &e. This Pniductiort embraces a moat extensive subject— the whets , Field of Nature, with its relative. assoeiatioua. What has been said of Lord Bantu., may, with great truth, he applied to Mr. Burke :—that 'his feeling for Nature was the mails aisle ow which his philosophy rats halo poetry, mid twitted itsel in a very goareful, as well as grand enthusiasm, befitting u•te of the Hith Priests of WietJude."—Literary Chttosicle, May 11, TO CHURCHWARDENS AND OVERSEERS, Ste. This day was putitillod, price Sr. Bd. sewed, the Fourth FAition, in whirls useful Emrich; front the. late Vestry Act are tweurporated, of _ . ►jIHE Cl-111i RC 11 WA R DEN'S sod OVER ." SEER'S GUIDE anil DIRECTOR, vrrillen and ari armed fur the use of Paiish Officers, and whets, devirous of aequiriue Parochial Itsfirrisesiimi: 00 SO rulirely new sys tem, in which every branch of Parish Business, and other mailers relalina thereto, and the various duties of Parish Tidier'', are familiarly stud mioniely esplsiued. By J. ASII DOWN E., Member of the Honourable S-ciety of Litman's Inn. Primed for G. and W. B. Whittaker. Ave•Nlarisedlaue, Also, by the value Aulhor, The PARISH OFFICER'S ALPHABETICAL REGIS TER, skewing the "awes of Paupers rceirivisor roreasioual or penssailesit Parochial Relief. whether residing I. Omit uwu parishes ur elocution!. Price 2s. Oil sewed. This day is published, in price S. dd. boards, B LEUDI N: a Wrists N4t t Tale. Belt She First of a Series. By W. S WICK EN DEN, dye Bard of lb. Forest. I.y C Chspple, R.synl !Arley, Pall.onall. Or . Moon bir . lo4b t' , • .404 :Amber, COUNT GLARUS of IiWUZERLAN D. niterspremil with alone Pierre of Poetry. in our volume, Sr.,. price 74. •.. This Poem wne well spoke's of in the Geutleinige• and Nliinthly Kittgaeitiec —A leo, Fl DELIA; or, the Prevalence of Fashions : a Tale. limo. Se. 6.1 bomiti. MARY DE COURTENAY:. a Novel, trauslateil from the Firoch of Maclaine k Ceintke de —, by Min. Clark., with a Preface, dc. Ky Milts Kreger. Price S.. 6d. extra Iwud.. Mao lately piih'i.hetl, The I fALIAN DON JUAN; or, Memnirs of the Devil Steripanti„ the firneaud of lb. Apennines, Sq. howl.. KAHL osHIC ; or , the Letenot or Kur.wooJ. By Mrs. tunes. 4 vole. 12ton. prieel4l. board.. The YOUNG WU NTE.S.4 : a Tale of Instruction and Amusement. By the Author of " The Blind ,Child." S.. 6,1. lio•rits. The EXILE of POLAND; from the Preach of 111134ame St. Af. 3 volumes, 16.. 6.1. hoards. . . /Inge. In sir Press, sod shortly will be published, The SISTLN WARNING!'! A sew Novel, is two handsome sulumes, limo. IS) Ee14..41 Ball, Esq. of Nor w !ch. BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE AND ESTATE. At the llolve of Mn.a Winn, she George lust, in Coney-street, York, us MONDAY NEX f, June 25, Hai, at Twelve o'Clock, subject to Conilitivais then and there to be pro dared, provolvd the game is gut before disposed of by Private Contract, rI\HAT well-{ a ge's snit celebrated Sporting 1/11,1A, called the %VOLD COTTAGE, late the property of Edward Tophain, Erg. with the Gardeas Plea. cure Grounds, and all usher remsseite appendages and oat. building'', suitable fur a Gentleman's reoideoce, and about 378 Acres of good Laud, iu excellost condition. The whole tunny a most desirable sporting resideuee, as it shooed , ' with game, and is situate cm the must pleamni part of the Yorkshire Wobbi, in the immediate reighboorlsond of three paella of fox Wends, and a pork of harriers, and at a mo• defuse distance from Scarborough tool Bridlington Unsy. The whole being is the occupation "dike owner. Neuronal' may be had immediately, and any part of the pentium' moor, remain us' ',curdy of the presoires, and may be hod either with ur without the (onshore, fetming stock, hes. busby isseuvilo, Fur information apply to Meows. Hall and Campbell, So licitors', Beverley; or to Mr. Hall, Scarborough, near Be verley, who is authorised to sell the same. • • ►AY, JUNE 20. WdejlilhaldlOomsmattee . •ppninted to consider of the several 7411flida which Lave been laid before this House, relating Is Weights sad Measures, and of the Proceedings which have takes place for determining the length of the Pen dulum vibe Zing Seconds, and to report their oh flo c ,. and opinioes 'hereupon to the Honse—hava considered the mitres referred to them, and have agreed to the fol lowing Report:— Timer Committee concur entirely in opinion with the Com nsissiomers us Weightsamd 111C11.11 le4, as to the inexpediency of ehningiag any standard, either of length, supeoficies. ca pacity, or of weight, which already exists in a Elate of ac knowledged arenrney; sod whe.e diserepsneees are found between models equally aothentic, they deem it right that sock a selectium should be made as will prove utmost accordant with generally received Inner, and wells such analogns at may enamel the deffereet quasitiliert in the most simple tittles. They also concur in recommending, that the subdivisions of weights and measures employed iu this country be re tained, as being far better adapted to common practical porposes than the decimal scale. For the 'camas assigned by the Commissimers, your Comm. mister recommend that the parliamentary brass standard of three feet, wow in the possessiou of the MOW' of Commons, and made by Bird, in 1760, be henceforth considered as the authentic legal standard of lestgth of the British empire, so that the distance between the centres of the two gold pins inserted in that scale, the brass bring at the temperature of sixty-two degrees by Fahrenheit's thermometer, he one yard : amid it appears from She experiments male for determining the length of the pendulum vibrating second* at London a a vacuous, and reduced to the level of the sea, that the distance from the axis of amospensi 0000 to the reedier of osefl latiom of ouch a pi utlialion, is 39.1393 incites of the above standard distance: and that the length of a plasma metre at the temperature of thirty-two degrees of ralsieuheit's (her. msemeter, supposed to be the ten-millionth part of the quadrant of the meridian, correspoudii with 39.3708 inches of the said distance. Tour Committee recommend that superficial measures res main as they are now olrfiur.ll by law, ..sourly, that the peach, pole, sir rod, he a square of 16$ feet, that the acre consists of 140 such perches, and so of the rest They further recommend, that the mender(' beam weight of two pounds, ■lso in the posoeseion of the House of GM mune. aril made ow 1758, he considered 44 antheutie; that one-half tb,reof, as gravitating io air iii the memo height of • the barometer sail with the thermometer at 82 de•'ro es, he lieseefierth the kgal troy pouted of the British empire, con tain's' 6,780 ensues; •ad dud 7000 grams key be'declaied to moistitwie • pound svoirdispois. And it appears that • cubic isch of dmtilled water weighs in a mu, opposed to brass weights, in • vacuum also, ■t ' the temperature of 82 degrees of Fahrenheit's thermometer, 252.72 sock grains; amid consequently • cubic foot of ins. tilled water, wader aimil.r eircumiesuces, will weigh 62 368 puma& :avoirdupois. In proceeding to measures of capacity. which, for comet.- Metier, your Committee have postponed to thuse of weight, they find themselves embarrassed, as the Commiseiimers lies• bees, nut only by visions measures desigeated by the mime name, but ley a discrepaste iii the multiply and sub-msl siples of the same Osesawre. They are on the whole, bow. ever. induced to believe, that the gallon of Euglasol was ori ginally identical fur all Nan; mid that die variations have arisen in some eases from accident, amid in others from fraud. The definiiiuu of a Winchester bushel, iu the Art of Klux Wdlians fur laying a duty issi malt, seems to have hero made for the purpose of facilitating the coortriertion of cylindrical measures by a near coincidence, without minute fractious. From this definition, the dry gallon would consist of tea 835 cubic inches. The gallon measure in the Exchequer, contains 270 4 cubic inches ; and derived fruits the pint, quart, &c. the gal lon will *mud as follows : From the bushel.. From the definition by King Wil liam ....268 8 From the gallon measure 270 4 Fruits the•pint .... 9 From the quart . By as Act of Pmliernent made for revenue purposes, the beer gal lon 282 By as Act 42 Gets. 111. the Wiii chester gallon is estimated at _272! The wine gallon is supposed to have c ..... jutted eradually shrinkiag in dimeisaimes, till its progress was a ..... ed by a timid definition at 231 cubic inches. This last measure differs sit materially from all the test, that is must either be retained as one quite distinct, and ap plicnble to its peculiar uses, or, at .revers mod expedient, it mum tie abolished. Bnt, amidst the variations and 'sneer. of the remainder, your Committee agree with the Coniesissioners, in re, ..... weeding that they may lie all brought back to an equality, and at time some time made to bear a simple relatiou to the standard of weight, by taking the pint tor a basis, which emblems 20 ounce* of distilled water avoirdupois, at the temperature of 62., as nearly as it is possible to ascertain by experiment, oti a vessel of that consteuctiou and wurk;ttaaship• If then the pint be committed as equal in bulk to 20 owners of distilled Water, at the temperature mil 62., the cubic inch weighiug 252 458 grains in sir, at the mean hi laid of the barometer, the imperial gathio will cuntaiu 277.276 cubic in'Elees, weighing exactly ten pintails. If Ike proposition now ►ubmitted should he sanctioned by the Hoare, your Committee recounneud that leave be given to bring iu m Bill foe declaring these *imolai - Jo of length, of capacity, amid of weight, so be the imperial stauthsede fur Great Britain and Ireland, mud foe it. *demi, s 110 do tomilencies; awl they recommend that severed copies of the .teudnrda Ise made with the utmost possible areitiacy foe the use of the Excheqaer, for the three capitals, for the principal foreign posseasions, fur the Guvrimeneut of France, in return fur the enninumicalion of their standards; and I especeselly for the United States of America, where your Cwitinitiee have femme to leetteve shat t'sey will be adopted, anal thus tend, in nu small degree, to fSeilltute the roamer ei•l iutercourse, and by so dome to consolidate a lasting frieadship between the two great nations of the world mat assimilated by their language, their laws, leGgiuu , emstfie#ll, •ud matinees. Your Committee cannot elate their Report without advert ing to the eztrauroinary knowledge and tageweety, and to th e i n d e f e li ge hl e industry displAyed by Captain Ritter. by whom all the experiments have been gratuitously conducted, fur ascertaining the various standard., and for d e t etto t aieg the le♦jih of the peodulunt by a method Ireceliarly his own, and by which ►e has arrived at a degree of accuracy and tweeistum that, but $ few years since, wee declarod to be utterly saattainable. This Gentleman, in ranspliance with ►is Majesty's diree. flans, given in pur.uauce of an Address of this Honer, has alas observed the variations of the pendulous on the petted ciral stations of the trigonometrical survey i sod from these samplariab r• stsr.l r.t - q4or , sedl all eaSitery. nit? ORS lb rielif ; wniion• I any oil . measures, est local ( - mown. or loestied Os. special ogrirrin,cl, that 'dive may arhrt ; provided always, that the r duo or proportion of •uch local measures, to Ampe eldsibitiaird by lan , May be rustier or runitnnoi soloriety ; and that io the ram of • arr. coal serreatent, the ratio or propnilioin be thereat* expressed. *bur Coutmotire subjoin iu au SPpeodis, mote comps in liolg and proportions. which they *hulk way be er I um —2Bth May, MIL 20 ! 18 21 • . - •-li M Ilehr;Atte* sttewri sni a irs::,edis es cis • . _ . Pteso a 7d. • N. WOODFORD. ESS EX.— To be SOLI ) bY • . 1' ''''' ' 1.... d ' 4l.clitte. have 1) " . " .a.i1e idrlgreal null." 1" . ~ With respen to the general Attire atilt e-farik. de 4leneitt a V V PRIVATE CONTRACT, • capital NOV . 'menial c•mstrlietiee. do th,t y.mr Committer. me Aces," nely piesumt le a terrier masintr, mid. fit for the rrsidericr. of streina that it will be itighli p r OPPT hie, " . " I6IWIL4T ' flilial, of the Ilrat respectability • • it is reale'', wills realdmace of +vim,* ever a still larger sloGre, so as to reulirei I modes and unites aeon a satiable Geste; 'pullets) and nreinrat• and estresenesteal ohaeryahoLs made h 1 ware grounds, hot b0n..., tar. with r‘cellesit grasa' ctfulir ism- erect 111111ultiuf Errupe,,as mach as pussible„ UlOO titirlsed. The Estate is Freehold. mod uno tif the lr. ' et the y h e" 'NW* rwaideacee withia the liaLie di•lance frliali 1081 and eaten practicable method of Maiming ite loollnial ti' 1 Tour Cessistittre linyipg directed their attendee to tire h D itr A s y te . vv s E g i c t ... App1 ..... y to Mr. Thomas Allan, Solicitor, Frederinee ceetries, Old JaweY. ' sates into gewe.al ea% beg leave to.tl.er to reitomaseut Legislative esiaesoutaist, by *hint it shall be ii. Hired, that so two doors WILIGHTS AND MEASUKL3'. baivi4s sell pales. where °mining •uir'sr• to the tolliftl large reties • .11.11 lw deemed mid Ibbeth to be made in ceafuernity ti — n e•— : ... ..4 1 ,. m .; Sine tit F440411.111.41.111.40.51P0 Brink rapgaisy, •mi sine one staircase, . esieneraitil tug 5.. , .. ;.;,,,••••• Igniterr..•_ls/4„4/t","! --,72' • li•t tlinl for a time to be 'Mutts,. it albeit be semprire" fi w :.. . ,ir •-•- perann• in deal by any other measures, ert•blivhed either wasese - ' '-- . ^ - . _ . _ fu► ail APPENDIX. The pen.lalnrn vibrating seconds of mean solar time at Loudon in e traction, and reduced to the level of the yea. 39.1393 inches. consetpurntly the &omit of all brae,/ buds tears rest in one veeuud of lime in a vacuum, will be 193.14., inches. The logarithm 2.28558t8 A illation metre at the temp.•ratme of 32 9 , snppriaed In be the t..n.hoillionth part of the quadrant of the meridian, 39.3709 itielirs. The ratio to the imperial measure of there feet as 1.09363 to 1, the logarithm 0.0368717. The fire following standards have been measured, as ful. lutes : Gen. Landiton's scale, sited in the trigono. /*ekes. metrical must, of India Sir George Shitcliburgli'a scale (which for all porpoises may be considered as iden licit with the imperial standard) Ger. Roy'. scale Royal Society standard . 36 uoi34 Ramaden's Isar 36.00249 Weight of a Clibie inch of distilled wale, in a vacuum at the temp. 62^, as opposed to weights in • vacuum, •11.1, 252.722 graina.. I. 2.4026430 Coma quails ly a cubic foot 62.3862 p.s:ourdup. 1.:.7950467 Weight of a cubic inch of distilled eater in air at 64' of temperature anis a mean height of the barometer 952 456 gs. I. 2 4021957 Consequently a cubic foot 62.3206 p. atm, 1. 1.7946314 And ass ounce of water 1.7321 1 8 cubic inches.. I. 0238'7921 Cubic inches in the imperial gallon 277.276.. I. 2.4429124 Diaincicr of the cylinder containing a gallon at our tut h high 18 78933 l. 1.213911! Spcc.lic giamity of water at , litre,aat teraptialuses that at 62* being taken as uni►y. 10 0 .1199913 56..1 00950 44 0 i .0910 i 68*.8.99936 54 1 .1.1111664' 4!•.1.00111 601..0.110958 52" 1.00070 40°1 10/113 Ge. 0.09980 60'1.001187 36'1.00113 62".1. ♦B' 1.00095 58'1.00035 46'.100102 The differeitee of temperatures between 02• •nd 3111", where waier •llains its grinder, density, will •ary the both rif • rilkin of water, rather liar than lLe third of • mime anteing from the mean of nismerf.tia estimates the expansion of beam 0.00001044 for each ilegree of Fahren. beies thermometer, the duff. renre of it mprraturea front or to 39° will vary the content of a brass gallon measure just one-fifth of • cubic inch. It appears that the epee' fic gravity of clear water from the Thames, exceeds that of dutilkd water at the meats trin persture, in the proportion of to I, making a dart ewe. of abort inie.sixib of a cubit inch. on a gallon. Item watt r does sot stiffer frontdiaull.d wain, ois as to require any alit/twos= fur COlllllll.lllll postpone. DISTILLATION, IRELAND. COPY of ■ REPORT frame the Exeise Officers appointed to inspect and ouperiatead the Distillery Experin.tnis 'ilk Mr. POTTINGUeII MaChilit ry at Carlickforgus. Cualoris-iloase, Bohlen, January G. 1841. Hosouaan Stns—Vie beg leave so repos., that, agree. ably to the ord. rs of the Board, we have Dupes iiiteaded the experiment* carried on at the di►tillery of John Thompinii, of Carrielifergies, with neaelsiiter y invested by Tboniss Poi tinier, Eaq. fair securing the defies us ■ll ►poets made in fireweed distilleries. The object of this machinery is torn-fold; first, to keep the produce of the still out of the distiller's reach, dor sag the process of distillation, by securing the moll or dm charge pipe of the worm, ass as to preterit his havinz •ceesa to ilw liquor sunning therefrom, and, at the same time. to allow bins to e xAmine the strength, beat, and colour of the spirits or singling■ as they nun ; scroudly, to secure the ea►ks, into which these liquors are run from the worm, sit such a manner as to prevent the contents being carried away without being charged with duty, Avers should the officers be dishonest or negligent. Tor Wert the first of theireohjetts, Mr. Pu:tinger ha. rten triveil a very ingenious, and at the same ii.sie a simple ap. pm - sum A sit 'Heisted sample of the liquor running Ihrough Ose worm is drew,, off by a iimlll pipe, which conveys it sato a glass jar, wherein an hydrometer a placed, which iodi rates the strength of the liquor, on a scale fixed outside nh•• jar—the beat being al the same lime sheen by a the too metre placed Author. Over this jar, another (also of glom) • is fixed, whirls preludes all ate, as to the liquor or rivalrous site worm, and cahoot be remove:l without breaking it. The liquor that constantly over!:rrus the interior jar pawns ►e. t +ens rite twit jars MU) anoilin small pipe, by which st as . _ er-zooducted Into 14e Wtlll, 611 , 1 CO. , Vtlett 10 OW 11,1t.ts, singling., or Gioia receiver, as 11. e distiller may think p over. hewn's. one ro k with tinier •p. fierce, secure 111 a cast 0.114 Ca..., which 1.11111/0t be el tomtit! ote:,,tti eking it. The apparatus for •itainutit M. Puiti. gees second objcet is oecesearily morn c duplicated. The sl •a, kW erns. 11114 frusta rece.v. • ate covered (o much of 'hem ground) by c..st !lOU plates, bolt. ta by ctrete• fstetetted st -••• inside. Each of them vessels is fat taielt“l wilts a to prevent its heing filled above . cretf.in briglet ; and au cuts their is placed • very large (Dewr bill attache. , to •• pomp, fur the purpose of regulating the eireugils at whtele the liquor is she vessel may br pumped out. There bane are in fact large hydrometer., which, ohru the Idpier in lie !mermen becomes wronger than liar Elven or allowed •rd, sink to the helium of the 'revel; and, by so doing, they epee a* air valve which 10111,11061CAttli Ulth the pump, •ad prevents is wusking. In addition l 0 tiws• vices, there is placed within the spirit receiver, • machine, by which the spies.. are utessured •• they run tuns the room, and the trendily registered by A 3 . 114.11: Stir WINAC so secured as to be inaccessible to the sir the (Avers visiting him. Every pint of the machinery, which . we have brew iri:slo a vowing to di scribe, .lors csedif to Mr. l'attitiger's and evinces • mind fertile iis irsuurcre. We •te happy 40 add, that the twin - lin:mitt has fully **stilled no the app ./70w affixed to the ...tat (sith some triftioc imprueememall Outl completely sittWire the purpose late riled; by which WW•seft• the goo Isom the worm may t.e bruug st *roller the enwirril of she Eseise, in a manner meter brnetuowe accomplished. glue eXperarDenty, however, *vivid to OheW that theb c u efrivimer is nest adapted to • slow pro, cis of d suliatiuo; sod isdip4 . . . ..' ~1: ilk' a • •ft. aft, ontr. THORP, Maeoe. A COURT of LORD MAYOR and ALDERMEN, holden in the COUNCIL CHAMBER of the GUI LD HALI. of the CITY of LONDON, on TUESDAY. the 19th day of June, IBM and in the Second Year of the Reign of George the Fourth, of the United King dom of Great Britain and Ireland, King, Sc. Ice. RasoLvaD THAT the Thanks of 'his Court he given to Sir WM. LEIGHTON, Kist. late Aldermais of the Ward of Billingsgme, fur his regal it attendance and salutary Counsel' at this Cowin; his wise, vigilant, and impartial ad- ministration of justice; his MIMI INN seal dor As Iseeespri artfety, soil seasperhy a his Irellow.Citiariss ortall 4 sittsehisest to the Laws sad Liberties of his Country. WOODTHORPE. This day is published, elegantly printed in a large vol. Sim. with Five Portraits, price Its. boards, 111 EM 01 RS of QUEENS, illustrious awl celebrated. By MARY HAYS, Author of" The F. male Biography," de. de. Priiitid for T. and J. Allman, Bookaelkis to her Majesty, Princes-street, Hamiver-Aquare. Of whom niay be had, price Bs. The JOURNAL of a PRIVATE of the 4411 HIGH. LANDERS, oho 'rived twelve years in the last War. The Clic...len Estate at Togolese, Rucks, opposite Maiden bead —Peremptorily by Mr. SQUIBB mud SON (by order of the Trustee fur Sale), at Garraway's, UN TUESDAY, July 10, at 12 o'Clock, is Fore Lou, as, moiler:— Lot I. A Large FREEHOLD nod TITHE- Ik FREE :MEADOW, rontaining 96 acres mad • half, in the occupation of Mr. W. Bailey, tenant from year to year, abutting ou the road to Hornbeam, and adjoining the Estates of Mr. Wood mod the late P. C. Brace, Esq. Lot 2. A large tract of arable land, containing near 70 sere", wish two fine pieces of water, pleasantly silusted aoljui ii ii ig Dropmure, she seat of Lord Grenville, and bounded /111 the west by the road (sum Taphole to Beaconsfield. Lut 3. The greater part of that magnificent and justly celebrated pro perty, Cliefoltn; comprising the site of the ancieut mansion, with the two wings, extensive uffires and gardens, the auble terrace, two lodges. Dation paritotio, octagon temple, and other ornamental buildings; together with near 137 acres of land, beautifully wooded, anal must abundantly sloshed wills game ; the 1/11111? bUltilded WI the west by the Rover Thames, and enclosed by a substantial brick wall ono the side neat the high road. I.lot 4. Caomproses that justly admired the Spring Wane, together with • nom beautiful portion of she emaie, containing Ve sere.. Lot 5. Another tomato fool portion of the estate, adjoining mouth on the above, conisitiong near 73 acres, buoinoled on the east ley the high road Num Taplow to ReamanatielA, us the west by the Row Thames, and on the south by the grounds of Taplow Court. The Estate may be viewed by •pplicaliton to Mr Tyre, at CliOdess, of whom 'particulars (with plans annexed) may he had; also of Mr. Weit ..... at the Library, Maidenhead; of 51 . Fladgaie, Nield, and YOfillf, Solicitor., No. 11, Es sex-street, Strand; of M .J. and W. Lone and Cowburio. solicitors, Tanfielol court, Temple; nod of Mr. Squibb auk' Soo, Anclioucers, .F. [ . , ~' "