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~~~ 4 ~'. 'TIPP of Pt . . . ___ . _ --- - - - —. . • • • „ea • w , , ''::". 11k . - i i . . 1 •'.., I I . . - . . • ''''' .. „ , ,t•;', " -. , f . -- -.. ' , •.° ° nit ' ,• 1.. ° I- , ~.t ....., _ ••••• • 4 i v 4 4t) . - A' i t, 1 - ••,• ' t... 7 f. 7; 0:- ' ilioilii -- i.' I . tgil II• _ -.^: :• ..: ..• .WIt i• • : . • . • , - . - - + •-e . . • 1 . . ... )NDON, SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 18'21 PRICE id. UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF HIS MAJESTY. WINK OF ENGLAND, ILitscn 13, ISM PF.TMONS IN FOREIGN LA liinUAGEs. . It ENEVOLENT SOCIETY *OF ST. l'A— PRE COURT of DIRECTORS of the Mr. MA RR YATT presented 4 Petits's, as o e woderitood, ,I. -.JP TRICK.—The AMISIVERSARY FEST/VAL of the 1 GOVERNOR and COMPANY of the BANK of fr •Iti err lam l it h s l i t tants o f U pper C anada, relstiug to the timber tr a de, w h ic h, f rom t h e i r i gnorance o f the E nglish 1 BENEYOLF.NT SOCJIETY of ST. PATRICK w ill b e ENGLAND Om Notice I 'noire, the, h a d d raws up in F renc h . ,•• celebrated THIS DAY. SATURDAY, M ore l- 17, 1821 Thil a GENKR AL COURT will be held at t h e Rank ou HI (heing the 3&41. Anniversary), at timeCITY of LONDON THURSDAY the Chi instant, at Eleven o'Clock ill the Fere- The SPEAKER ca s i o f 'm i n i ma - t h at t h e P et i t i on run e,' ll . I TAVERN, bishoPsgattnstrret • stoats, to coosi•ter of a D.•id en d ; slid sl.n, that anoth GE er - not be received._ H r wished, l iowert • r. to es ti t h e p . rt i colAr rasstorwr : NERAI. COURT will be held at the Bank on . 1 U R&D 4 V atteJtion of the Flows, to thq &AWL The Howie was swam tint a Fr a t widely o f Pilitlitiss had - at 111f/ism's 1 His Grace the DUKE of WELLINGTON , PRINCE o f the )o t h April satXt, from Ten o'Clock .a the Forenoon till times bats presented to Parham:ant from sutts.e Prtuenost WATERLOO, KG. At. dm /cc. in the Chair. Four in the Atterueee. for the Eh ction of &Governor and I. bu tom n., bat they wore never ime.lve•l elm! after they its.' 4 ... Vielt-lellUt DENTS : Deputy-Governer for Itte )eer ensuing (*hick will be &Mar- 4(# -? .• :v. •7' T *T. 4 • .• NUMNER 5704. LI LINO 'S THEATRE. • rIPHIS EVENING, SATURDAY, Mach 17, A. will be performed, for the third time iu this couutry, SA Opera, composed b Itamini, entitled LA GAZZA LAURA. In which Madame Camporese will make her third *p riest/co since 1817; Madame Vestris, by consent of the Warmer of Drury-line Theatre will make her third ap pearance; and Signor Paulo Orville, Primo Basco Cau taut:. at the Opera Mao, Naples, his third appearance in this country. After the Opera (third time), composed by Monsieur Dell. Lays, Ballit•aisater, a grand Divertimment Allegorique, with new Moir, Scenery, Drosses, and Decorations, en. tilled L'OFFItAN DE A TERPSICHORE. in which Mademoiselle Noblet and Mademoiselle Verrone', from the Royal Academy of Music at l'aris, and Monsienr Lacombe, from the Opera at Lisboa, will make their third appearance in Ibis evewery. naide dasher' Mended t Alm Imo Mapped elect Mr. Noma batomme tile lames of ibis Theatre, the following Per formers,.-nebr *awe newer mortared la this country, hare been eugaged:— Fur the Opera: Madame kopai, Prim ;MIMS, and Signer di Segni, PrimaJkare Qomicu Captain', at 'the ltaHtltt Theatre-Royal Paria•. am/ Signor Curioni, Primo Teuore at the Theatre •f Sam Carlos, Naples. For the Billet: Monsieur Albert, Monsieur Conlon, Film ; Ma demoiselle Fanny Bias; !Monsieur 1144.111 3ll`ll Monsieur ilagalue, first Dancers at the Royal Academy of Magic at The Opera will regularly commence on Tuesdays at Eight &Cluck, end on Saturdays al Half past Set en. Pit, Half a-Guinea—Gallery., Five Shillings. Applications fur Nimes and Tickets to be made 10 Mr. £l.ers, 97, Old Bouil-street. The entrance from she Arcade will be appropriated to Chairs FOUND. 11. NI TFI FVIS, who (having hewn not of his Clement) will be fond again AT HOME, fur the 126th time, at the THEATRE ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND, THIS EVENING, SATUR DAY, Marsh 17, when it is respectfully announced that be will have she honour to attempt a Description of his Travels io AIR, EARTH, and WATER. (bring , Ast n iveirsary), L 01 ,4 law TAVERN, Ilishoisgate-.tweet. raatortrr : MS Grace the DUKE of WELLINGTON, PRINCE of WATERLOO, KG. At. &c. &c. in the Chair. VICIC•PILLPI DENTS : H. R. H. the Duke of York HisGrecnsheDulteof Leinster I The Marquis o f La nst lowa The hi %Nub. of posserll, The Earl of Blesinton . I Lord Wilke. Castlereagh, KG. syravritetiss : LorJ Wm. Fitzgerald, M.P. Lord Vis. Eingthornugh, M.P. Lord VlseountStopfurd, M.P. I Lord Artlinr 111:1, M.P. Lord Viscount Valenti% Lord Con:be:mere, H.l.a Agar Ellis, M.P. 144 F.C. P./116011bl , M.P. C.B. Geo. Sir J. Doyle, fit G.C.R. Ht n. Rd. Fitzgiblimi, SI.P. Amber Chichester. Esq al P. Win, Courtenay, Esq. M.P. Llest..General Hart ' M.P. Alex Robt.SLessart, Esq M.P. Thomas Alexandct Esq._ - ROW. Tusiche. Esq. M.P. Presets Waeltetfilyets, ret . Asthany Rd. Wake F:l9. Michael Troy, Esq. J o h n M oore Freed:, Esq. Tickets twenty shillings earls, to be had of thellew arch ; or Thomas Bainbridge, Esq. Treasurer, College of Physl coatis, Warwick-lane ; or the Secretary ; at the Dar of Hie Tavern; and et the SorieWs New Establishment, is Slam. fold.strest, Blarkfriats-inad. Signed by Order, J. C. M ICH ELL, Secretary, No. IS, Quern-square, Iliouns ;bury. Dinner at Half-past Fire o'Clock. N.B.—The Musical Department of the Ceiehrat ion is ems. !snood to the charge of Mr Hawes, No. 7, Adelphi.terracc ; to whom all applications Inputs that subject most be *win. In Part Third Mr. Mathew• will represent the Pleasures of a Sea Voyage in the Pally Packet. Mr. Matliews's New Entertainmeul was received ma mum!. o'Cloelt aeon, to cousiiler of a D.vidrnd; end Omit another GE NERAL cour,T will be held at the Bank oil . 11U&S1)4Y the ]oth April iii•xt, from 'Yen o'Clock is the Forenoon sill Four in the Alterueen, for the Election of a Governor and Drputy.Covernor for the se-sr ensuing (which will be declar ed that eve.titsi;); and the same Court will be continued by adjournment, and Mild at she smut , place, *eel dering the Mme floury, on WEDNESDAY the I I tla April nest, for the Etertirin of Twenty-four Directory (which will also be une of the Quarterly General Comets appoiriterl by the Charter), soil the Election of the Twenty. four Directors will be iir ralaieil as 110141 1.1.1 the resutiny is ovi r. Painted lifts of the Proprietor., haviog votes, will he ready to be delivered at the Batik on %Linsley the Mkt oast. WILLIAM WC UN, Deputy-Secretary. • N B —By an Art Vdelltd to the 7th year of the reign of hie tote Hajeaty, no AMU - will he twilled Pa vowel the sand Election 'wee shelf not have brew sit calendar months posseeeell to his own right of she stock for %loth he shall then give his vote, sinless the said stuck shall Wea been as goiter', or shall have come by heoneet, or by marrivce, or by succession to an intestate** estate, or by she Custom of the City of Lussaos, or by any deed of eosin:lieu' after the death of ally person who shall have been etititled for life to the ilivideude of such stock. not be receiv.d. J - i - k . “l - o f o h s ft., *ware that O. er rt times bats pre.,:siett bat 'her ..ere been iv - emitted fietn the 060141 entire fatittiregi,. Tir• Same uhketien bad refseeleJly been made to P. bil..us V1'..1!4 in the Watts taagnege. Indeed be euuhit n,. clad it, di the lions* had Ever belie in Ihtn habit of let:riving l'etistwo lianiznage but Eneith niece the diswe of the e4l N , . in.o French. THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND. gHE Public are re s p ec tf u lly i n f ormr d, th a t the LECTURE on the STRUCTURE of the UN/- VERSE, aiimmisteil fur Wednesday lost, is iiiisroidahly pu.tiicieed until WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 2lst instunt. Mr C. W. WYNN recommended the Firm. Member to ui:ltdraw the Profitless until be could procure an accurate ti Mr. M Alt RYATT said, that it was a ease of considerable Irtrt upon the Petrtiouers, Mist Miry shJuld be dammed from the titbit of Ilbstng their Petitions received by the House, tric.tu , 4"tilef wtre usable to express tlicntistlve• in the Roe!iab lalgiorree. Mr. C. W. tt YNN surd, when they considered bow widely the ours-ssions of the Crown were extended iu differ ent parts of she world, and how sartons the !arts/maces in whict the l'ettiesis of the itthshitauts might be drawn op-. that (rum ludic Prtniens alright be sent in all the various languages of the East; front the Mediterranean, iu Itallau from the lonia., Islands, in Greek ; out to mentiou yttrium) other part;--the House would at once see the impossibility of their being rrceiverl from lie wart of tuterpretera to dr liver. their 'nestling. He !herr fare thought it .apedirut that the lino. Member should at the ' , ante time with the urive - rl Petition, itre::ettt • hat he would nude:nage to offer as .122 accurate translation. SUBSCRIPTION LIBRARY, ST. JAMES'S-STREET. T i iVILLIAM SA MS, liookorller to I,i, Itoril • Dirtiness the Duke of Tait, Sr. Jamea'...street, iu referring with dupgrateitsile to the Pair:linage which be Max fur the last four 'rap rec•Ked Gum the Nobility ausi Gelory, *IV leave must rcar.cifialy to solicit a continuituee of their Istenees, and to renew his immirmiers of every assiduity which can possibly conduce to general a cminodation and Convenience. The New Catalogue, containing all new Works or merit, is jest published. Terms or Subscription may be had on application. Opera Boars disposed of on Commissiou i also Private Boxes for the Theatres. ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, NNW SILICON STRZRT, BLACK BMPOIEBBED BY .4cr of PAIII.I.I.tIENr. CAPITAL—ONE MILLION. INSURANCES falling due at L a tly-D a y will expire, unless renewed within Fifteen Drys (rots that period. The Company's Rates and Conditions are of the moat reasonable description :—No Cbarite is made fur Foe Poli cies when the Premium exceed. ss.;—nu Ailitnsvien Fine is charged on Life Insurance ;—a liberal Commission is sllowi to So!Kiwis and others who effect Life losiirsticrs;—nod every f,ril.ty is afforded by winch the loterrst Ili!lile of toe Public way be promoted. WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary. LETTER froth the KING to his PEOPLE, price 2i. Fifteenth Edition. Published by WM. SAMS, Bookseller to his Royal Highness the Duke of York. Feum the moment of ileeirling up in the bold step of pub lishiug this Letter, it was also determined atone to notice say reply to, attack on, or abuse of it. We are must happy to know that it has convinced many of the most violent ad. vacates of the Royal Tenant of Brandenburgh Douse of their injustice towards their Roble-minded Sovereign. BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF ST, PATRICK. _. A.T an Extraordinary Alecltog of Ote Suit- Committee of this Charity, held . . at the establi.limut in Stamford Street, Blackfriars.ruaill, on Tbursdsy, the 15th of March, 1821, Lord ARTHUR ;I'LL in the Chair; The following ass Resolved—TO - it an Extract (as com pressed as possibl , , to save expeuse to the Chard?) from the Sub-Cumniit lee's ' Memorandum fur 1521,' be pltili,hed asap advertisement. The following is the said cumin-caved ' Extract That 4 greatest of all objects towards the improvement and perpetuation of the Charity, the Budding''—is at length accomplished. The structure stands iu Stamford. street, Blot I:friars-road, about midway between the two bridges of Hlackfriars and Waterloo—the access to it nom both being open and beautiful.' The Peistium was then withdrawn. CATHOLIC CLAIMS. TH TRE-ROYA L, DRURY-L.4NR. rinns EVENING, SATURDAY, Murch 17, bin Majesty's Servants will perform the Musical Drama of GUY MANNERING. Colonel Mayne-sing, Mr. Barnard; Henry Bertram, Mr. Benham; Dominic Sampans, Mr. Russell; Danthe Diomont, Air. Dobbs; Di,k Ilaitsrsicii, Mr. Vatting. Lucy Bertram, Miss Puvry ; Meg Menthes, Mrs. Eget ton; Julia Manner. Miss Cu bist. To aotteude with, 24th time, a Drams, in three acts, now perfuming un the Comment with a .access unprecedented, entitlr,l . S r W. SCOTT presented • Prtitton from the Areht!ent , tt and Clerry of the Arelitteseanry of Essex, against the B Its lie favour of th, Roman Catholics. SOCIETY FOR TFIE SUPPRESSION OF MEND/CITY, Red Lion-square, London. Patron—Hia Royal Highness the Duke of YORK. Presideut—H us Grace die Duke of NORTHUM BERLAND. ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY. LIFE DEPARTMENT. THE :ESE, THE ORPHAN OF GENEVA. PERSONS tosurea for the whole term of Life will bave an addition made to 'heir Policies every (overbill year, un the principle so beneficially practised till Inlay at the Equitable Assurance Office; or the amount thereof may be applied in redaction of Winton. payments of Premium. Policies any also be tifieted fur the Whole term tf Life one plan peculiar to this Office, whereby the Premium is payable for a fixed nonunir of years only. Carwiu, Mr. Cooper; Fontaine, Mr. Pope; Count de Mnrville, Mr. Cunard; Picard, Mr. Gattie; Lavigne, Mr. Knight; Deipaic, Mr. Bromley. Marlette, Miss Smithson, Countess de Morville, Mrs. Egerton ; Bridget, Mrs. Harlow.. The Door' will lie opened at Half- past Six o'Clock, and the Performances on each Evening commence at Seven. Boxes, 7s. ; Second Price, 3s. thl.—Pit, 3s. Second P r ice, 2.—Lower Gallery, ts.; Second nice, Is.—Upper Gallery, I s. ; Second Price, Bd. Places to be takeu of Mr. Bothwell, in the Rotunda cf the 111110(111 of the Theatre. Private Boxes to be bad Nightly or for the Seaßon.—Seals may also be obtained in the Orchestra Boxes, by application to Mr. Rodwell, at the Theatre may. A wee Serious Opera is iu preparation. TI ICA TR K.ROYA L, COT RNT-GA RD N.V. T HIS EVENING, SATURDAY, M trch 17, will be performed a Dew Opera, called • IDON JOAN ; Or, THE TWO VIOLETTAS. Don John, Mr. C. Kernhle; Dun Frrdcrich, Mr. Jones; Duke of Ferrara, Mr. Durnset ; retruchio, Mr. Connor; Emetic's°, Mr. Liston. First Violelia, Miss Hallande ; Landlady, Mrs. Davenport; Second Violei la, Miss Stephens. After which (sth time) a new Dramatic Piece, in tno acts, called K EN I LWORT 11. Robert Dudley, Earl of Lrierster, Mr. Yates; Var na, Mr. Abbott; Tresiliau, Mr. Connor; Michael Lam bourne, Mr. Comrr; Anthony Fustrr, Mr. Farley. Eliza brib, Queen of England, Mrs Fancit ; Amy, Countess of Leicester, Mrs. Vining; Janet, Mrs. T. Hill. Doors to be opened at klaltpast Six o'Clotk—the Play lo bezigi at Seven. Boxes, 7s ; Second Price, 3s. 3s. eil ; Second Price, 20.—Gallery, 25.; Second Price, la.—Upper Gal lery, Is.; Second Price, 61_ Pieces fur the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-Office, Hart-street, from Teti till Four. A Private Bux may he had fur the Season, or niettly, of Mr. Brandon, at the Bux-Office. Or Monday, Shakepeere's Tragedy of The Life nod Death 111 Kiug Riches .1 the Third, w i t h Th e Fusty Thovvro. - . On "Fueaday, The Stranger. Mrs. H aller by a Voting (Arty ihir first appearance uu any alage)—after which, The Pad.. loth: Leonora, Mum Hallaude (li.r fin* appearance lu tbal Itracier). SURREY THEATRE. rums EVENING, SATURDAY, March 77, will be presented, for this night only, the popular Rummer called Tap: HEART OF MID-LoTmAN. John, Duke of Argyle, Mr. Bengal%la; the Laird of Dumbialikes. Mr. Fitzwilliatu. Caroline, Queen of Eng land, Mrs Dilalin; Effie Deans, by a Young Lady (her 3il appearance on any Stage); Jranuie Deana, Miss Taylor; Mrs. Glass, by a Lady (hcr third ■ppe these four .cars); Margery Morilotbana, Miv Nortao (her third ap pearance in that character); Madge Wildfire, Miss Cope hind Mrs. Balchrtatia, Mrs. Gumrrsel. After which (for the Bth time) a new Conine Barletta, which is now keeping all Paris in as uproar. rnutled THE DALIGHTEBB OF DANAUS AND SONS OF PTIJS ! OR, FIFTY WEDDINGS!! AND NINE-AND-FORTY MURDERS!!! Prologue, Mr. Iffiraigategb; Explanatory Note, Mr. Fait atu ; Mr. Gram ; Egyptit, Mr. Clifford; Lyna e,e, Mr. Firrailliars Miss Dauaua Musa Poole; Mira Illyperinueatra Danaus, Mi.. Copeland; Miii Rliudia Da tums, Mist Taylor. ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND. Ity Authority rd ore Right Hon. Ibe Lord Chamberlain. 'I"HI EVENING, SA ITIWAY, Mach l7, will I.e pieseoted, a New Burleita, with appropriate ?eatery, NIC , iC. and Decorations, might! SHERWOOD FOREST; or, THE MERRY ARCHERS. Rubin Howl, Mr. Callaliau; Little John, Mr. Cuoell; 'cadet, Mr. Smith', Ed. its, Mr. J. Julies; Reno kiti, Mr. Wilkinson Clorinda, Miss E. Scutt ; Annelle, Mrs. Way. lett; Ang.:ina, Mrs. Term:mt. To mull:Ile with (271 h time) a mew Burleits, entitled KENILI% OUTH CASI ; OR, THE DAYS DF QUEEN BEM. Earl of licireater, Mr. %% sitklnr; retaillian, Mr. IlVaalett ; t anotil Mr. Going nal. fluero Eltssleety., Mote E. ; Any, Cosiatiss or Leicester, Mr.. Waylett. Tits Doors %ill lie applied at Sat o'Clork, sad the Pt-c -hromate 111 c 1111 l menet. at a Quarter before Sr'en• Bawl, 4a. ; secooel Its.; fecund Price, la. ...-GS4Itl7, 1'• j &wild Price, VICE-PRESIDINTS : Duke of Grafton Lord Dvarvor Marquis of Anglesey Lord Calthorpe Marquis of Lausdown Lord I.ilfurd 111•rquis of Tavistork Lord Sondes Marquis of Hertford I RI. lion. N. Vansittart, M.P. Earl of Dartmouth Rt. Hon. C. Arbuthnot, M P. Earl of Hardwicke Rt. Hun. W. S Ronnie, M.P. Earl of Chrchester l The Hou. George Vernon Earl Verulam I S. Thornton, E.q. M.P. Earl Grosvenor J. Drummond, Esq. Earl of Shedirld Jar ma Buller, Esq. Earl of Darnley I I. Weslapd, Jun. Esq. Earl Br-or/Wore Matthew Martin, Esq. Bishop of Durham I - Visitor— Matthew . Martin, Esq. Treasurer—William Williams, Esq. The ANNUAL DINNER of the Sub'cribers and Frieuds to the Institution will he held at the London Tavern, Bashortg•te.street, on MONDAY, March 811, 1821 ; His Royal Highness the DUKE of YORK in the Clair. STEWARDS : The Margbls afts•vaosra, G. Watson Taylor, Esq. M.P. The Earl of Hordwicke, E. B Wilbraham, Esq M.P. The Earl of Chichester, W. %Williams, E.q. M.P. The Earl of Darnley, lI.J. Wilmot, Esq. M.P. The Lord flit.hup of Durham, H. %Vroorsley, Esq. M.P. Right Hon. Sir T. Plainer, Mr. Serjeant Blossett, 111. lion. W S Bourne, M.P. Colonel Do)le, Lord Wiscount Belgrave, M.P. Captain Owes, R.N. Hon. F. G. Catthorpe, M.P. John Cope, Esq. The Hon. Edmund Byng, John Drummond, Earl. The Hun. C. J. Shure, • A. Mackie's, Esq. Sir W. Curtis, Butt. 111 P. I Basil Montsgue, Esq. Rev. Sir J. C.Jervoise, Bart. Alotander Nowell, Esq. Sir J. W. Lubbock, Bart. Henry Pownall, Esq. S.r R. Wigram, Bart M.P. IT. Riichi•ig• Smith, EN. Wm Evans, E.q. M.P. I Thumas Tooke, Erg. Wni.Haldimistil, Eitq. M.P. Dinner on Table at Half-past F/VO preciatly..—No Col lection. Tickets, 20i. each, to be had of the Stewards; of Mr. Stephen., at the Society's Office, Red Lion.square; and at the Bar of the Loodou Tavern, Bishopagate-strert. TO PRINTERS AND OTHERS. EXTENSIVE and Sui),tatitidl I'itEMISES 111 Clerkenwell, TO BE LET, adapted for a large Concern, being 130 fret boil, and three stories high, with SO winnows, a convenient building adjoining, and a good family house with 14 rooms. A Lease of she whole, or part, may be bed upon liberal terms,and be entered upon immediately, or any line within six months. Fur further particulars, apply to No. 90, Watling-street; or N 0.15, Owen's-row, near Sadler a Wells. AT TWO O'CLOCK THIS DAY. The Lottery finishes This Day!!! The Contract finishes This Day! !! The Capitals must some This Day !!! The etlwr Prizes must some Thi s D a y!!! TUN DAY %ill b.- a bust. day hi the Lottery world, as All the Three 21,000/. Pries, every other Capital, eriry otbiz l'rise, every Number, every Ticket, and every Sba.e, most be Drawn This Day, 17th instant (St. Peoria's D3l). as the lottery entirely finishes, and it is Os° the finista of the eintract. N.H —A f.-w Viiitrawn Tickets and Shares are still on Sale at 111511's Offices, 4, Cornball, and 9, Chartist. crows, sod by his Aernis in the Country. •„* RISK al.eady Suit and Shama in the ['remit Worry, 2,053 (Class A), £21,000, aid several other (73- putsls. t.i.t The Price of Stocks is 'Mixed hourly •rgainst Bish's Oth e , to Cureholl, by which the Public may see the floc teat ions. The Droning finishes entirely this Day. URE'S DICTIONARY OF CHEMISTRY. This day is published, in one vol. Bw. eonsistingOf nearly 800 pages, in double columns, with fifteen Engravings, price Ore Guinea iu boards, ADICTIONARY of CHEMISTRY, ml the Basis of Mr. Nicholwies i lts which the Principles of the Science are iurestigsted anew, and its application to the Phenioneoa of Nature, Medicine, Mineralogy, Agri culture, and Manufacture* detailed. fly ANDREW lift P., M.D London: Painted fur Thumase sod G •urge Underwood; J. Iligleley and Son, Fleei-street; Semolina and Mar ball, si, a l;,,,, era t.coort ;- T. Tegg, (7hr:triode ; A. Black, Calso burgh ; sand Griffin end Co. Glasgow. Extract from the Philosophical Magazine, respecting Dr. Ure ' a Dictionary :--- " We bistro to give mime account of a Work caleolated to excite gent interest in the chemical world. 11. author has been lung koown as a brilliant and surceasfial public leacher of the reiene.e, aid peculiarly conversant in its marred application. we have no hesitation lot sl6rming, that it coutaios greater porter of original h, than say body of chemical knowledgz which has appeared since the Elements of Sir H. Davy." ' Pages - 34 and 33 of this year's printed book (to be always had from the Secretary, grafts) contain the Andi tors' Annual Report of the mowed concerns of AG So ciety. l'age 34 details the state of the Building Fund. These documents ►hew (iu spite of all the preeriations well of the Raiding, as of the Sub.Cuwmittie) that the completion of the edifice has brought upon the Charity a debt of 3,000 f. over auth above the balance in the hands of the Treasurer.' ' Although the vested funds (fur general purpose.) cf this Charity d 22,8)00/. stork; yet, as the lass of the luati twine, providently contemplating its perpetuiiv. hate inter dicted the 4 alienation or ditnititition of any part of its vested capital" (even If in the ahrenre of the !Marquis of Hastings, oue of the Trustees, such alienation acre pineti cable) this Sob-Committee is of opinion that uo alternative. remains but to look ibis debt, Leavy as it is, straight In the faces and by stoutly eueottotering, to conquer it' e All contributors to the Building—all extinguishers of the debt incurred in conseqtreare of it—(of whose names it is intended to preserve a durable record)—and all other friends to the Charity, are hereby invited to an iuspectioa of the Building, as also of the Building Book (to hi always seen at the house of Mr. Micbeli, the Secretary, 18, Queen square, Bloomsbury), in whirls book will be folio& the pro gress of the Building Committee, from the commencement to the p t time? ' Revolving the whole history of this Institution during the ',mire thirty eight years of its existence, this Committee entertains no doubt whatever, that its present prosperity and high acceptance with good minds of all parties and persuasions, are mainly ruierthahle to the total babishraent of all politics from its Anniversary Enliven'. By in. violably adhering to that auspicious system—by holding him as the Charity's deadly runny alto would obtrude party feelings upon its Feslival—by impartiality as to religion; neutrality as to polities: and making money's worth not money, the grand maxim of its dispensation, this Committee is fully persuaded Mist the Charity (in the words of one of its toasts) will continue to " enlighten the ignorant, and succour the [mildews," when the extant race, and their chtldreu'a children shall be no more than clods of the valley—including in that inevitable down even the ra diant and illustrious assemblage of Heroes and of Statesmen who congregate on this day for its celebration, and who, whatever their differences upon other topics, have only one heart in regard to this fortunate and (avowed lustitutioti.. Sigued by Order, March 15, 1821. J. C. 111ICIIIELL, Secretary, 18, Queen-square, Bloomsbury. BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF ST. PATRICK. FESTIVAL OF 1821. be Nobles and Gen try, fur whose accommodation the Top Table (accord. lag to tile custom of the Annual Celebrations) hal *a watt. ally r d, but alliays rise' red niihout inisod.d Incsvilny to other guests, will be pleased, upon their arrival at the City of London 'revere, to ask for the Committee ROOll.l. Noblemen and Gentlemen, Steermde %limn the present Anniversary, me requested, in order to be in readiness to receive the Duke of Wellington, nut to be later in their at tendance than Hslf-past Five ; and upon their arrival at the to take evils his %Vaud, which tall br iu readiness. Signed by Hider, J. C. MICHELL, Sc.:relax,, 1 . 8, Queen-equiv.. itluomebury. HAMAR D'S PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES. TILE Subscribers to the I'ANLIA.MEN i A WV DEBATES are respectfully informed, Plat the Second Volume of the NDW SERIES of ibis Work, which corn ineuces thu Accession of his present insjerty, is ready for delivery. 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Gentlemen who are willing to set as Agents for the Atlas Assurance Company are requested to address their ap plication to the Secretary at the Llffice in Cheapside, accom panied with • reference to Persons in Lunalon. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, 51eacti 16. Tilde Lordships met at ten o'clock to bear Appeals. Appethud ; 7AYLOR, Beepatule.t. This was mu Appeal from the Court of firsaiuss (Scotland). The Attorney-General was heard in reply.—Judguieut postponed. sunsuits', Appellant; wrap', Respondent. This was a Writ of Error tram the Court of Eachequer. The Attoroey•General was heard flie the Appellant ; and Mr. Wetheielt fur the Respoodeut —Judgint nt postponed. DMELL, Appellant; BROOKBLANK, Itegpondent. This was a Writ of Error from the Court of Ear:lir - quer. TbeSulicitur-Genirat and Mr. Biekerstati were heard for the Appellant.—Further hearing postponed. Mr. Stuith, from the Cinnumatoners for Repairing Roads and Bridges In Scotland, presented the seventh Report of the Coiamienotters.—Laid 011 the table. The Earl of SHAFTESBURY presented a Petition from the Pi oprietur• uf Land in Lower Canada, praying that there might be na alteration in the duties ou Timber.—Laid en the table. THE QUEEN. The Earl of DARNLEY said, he lirld his hand the Petition of several Clergyman of the Church of Englaud, prdying that her Majesty's name might Le restored to the Liturgy, but as a Right Rev. Prelate (the Archbishop of Canterbury) was absent, he would not alien ;Hermit it ; but if the Right Rev. Prelate was present on Monday he would present ir, and move that it should be read, and laid out the table. The Cochineal Bill, t►e Glass Duties Pill, and the Silk Manufactures Bill, were read ase I time. Mr. Broaden, and several other Memheis of the House of Commons, brought up • message that that House had given liberty to John (Batisto•e, Lay and James Drummond, Esig two of its Members, to attend the Select Comoottee of their Loidships un Foreign Trade to gore e‘idriice. They Wall brought up the Flax Duties Bull, which was read a Ana time. Ou the inulion of the Earl of SIR FTESBUILV their Lordships thee adjourned to Monday. HOUSE OF COMMONS, FaIDAy, /damn 10. The SPEAKER entered the Muse about • quarter before four o'clock. lu cunrequeeee of au eider of the dar for the Heave he. leg called over, the alieudanee of Nlemlters we. very full. The Gantry Was crowded to tarts', leuderolf the presses, :riot the heat ai.suest iuseppurivb e. Lord LOWTHER moved that the House be called over on Monday o.xt Sir JAMES MACKINTOSH mai.% he cnnld see no reason vibe tier Nimbler'', should br ha,a.ze.t y the• out. r fur a call ut the liouac bring kept hang,fig I 111.11 ' , end. Irvin day to day. Ile thought the iwp..,t•,ut rf tier luvitlol wbtrh was shoat to be di.cusscil was of tt.t If riithitiout to n full etteedauce of Number:, and the ord.. tit the call of t►e Honse wa•, is his opmien, perfectly ustirsc If it was inured •tth tbe inteutiun exciting a clamant rut of doors natant the Bl's now in progre.e, at bas aMaly failed. Ile dad nut say it was so fatruftrd, but if it was, it 1,4 , 1 CIIIrd. 'lle Noble Ltd bad given hu I.nsru far his motion ; it appeared to haul that no realuss existed. He should, therefore, more, that the utdtr be now itinborged. Lind LOWTHER witbdrevr his minion, and the ordet was diirhaord accord:ugly. Mr. HART DAVIS presented Petitions front several Pa rishes of the City of Bristol, against the same Bolls. Ordered to be printed. Mr. HUME presented a Petition from the Rev. Richard Hayes, a Roman Catholic Clereyma• of the Comity of %Vox. ford, in Ireland, spinet the Bill now in piodress for rept. letting the correspondence of the Roman Catholic Clergy of these kingdoms with the See of Rome. The lionourA:e Member stated, that although he felt it to be his dozy to pr:. rent the Petition, he did nut approve of Its prayer. Ordered to lie on the table. Sir T. B. LETIIBIII DGE pretested • Petition from the lehabitants of the Town of Kingshall, in Somersetshire, mid anther from the Archdeacon and Clergy of Bath, against the Bills in favour of the Catholics. In the cottrsc of the latter r •the Petitioners stated, that " they entertained • liberal spirit"—[Much laughter was excited in the House by the phrase, which occasioned the Hon. Member to rts peat it, and • repetition of the laughter, accompanied uric, loud cheers, followed the second utterance of the 'medal— a liberal spirit towards their Roman Cathul.c fellow-sub jects; and they had no ulijertitin to see them enjoy terry liberty which in their opinion —(Lord laughter wed repented ekeers)—was consistent unit the safety of the Constitu tion."—He shoold out do his duty if he omitted to lota , r that the opinions of the Petitiouers were *leo h;s own; ants be fell etaosietetl that the greater part of the country elealvd with ream! and astonishment that his Alejesty'a Govern:. went Mil not take • more derided part in t h e question. Sir ISAAC COFFIN said he had been fifty years in tie Majesty's service ; he had fought with Catholics in all parts of the world ; and lie called upon every officer in the House to say, whether the Catholics had not been as proeigal tad their blood in defence of the comfier as any either class of subjects. He wished them, therefore, to have an equal up , purtunity of enjoying the benefits %hide were open to other,. Lord NUGENT desired that the Petition from the Clergy of Bath might be read at length, which was dime &met.. ingly. Mr. LOCKHART presented Petitlou from it:. Corporatiuu of the City sifOxfold. Sir WM. SCOTT presented • Petition of the lame nature from the Cl ray of the Aielideacunry r t Stide.li x. 'Fhe fusegotug Petitions sere sererally 'briefed to Le printed. Mr. WILBERFORCE presented s Petition from the IV.. malt Catholic Clem sod Inhabitants Sti.tfordshire Warwickiiliire, against the bills relating to Catholics nun , 4u peuvel.2 thro•gh the Honse. Sir T. It. LETHBRIDGE said, he did not rise to oppose the Petition being laid on the table; he bad risen before the Petition was read, for th- purpose of diawine the nitentuou of the (louse very closely to its contents ; that object bed been atiathed, and he now called on the House to pause and consider before they passed these HOW, which, as the Peti. tiouers stated, although they :noosed cc. tail, disqualifica tion. under chick Catholics now laboured, yet they went to impose other more grievous restrictious 'stitch did not bervisit t xis?. When they heard it slated by slue of the greatest au. thoritit s among the embolic," in this country, he mciout Doctor Miltuer--(Lond cries of `' Hear, kerre",;—when they heard it from such an authinity that these bills m isused restrictions to which they could oat accede, what hope could they entcriaiu of ever giving snisfactiou to the Coble lies? The measure which promised to remove their dits'iti lilies rutile, not he ennui, utiles' the restrictions were als o I curried, which would make it utophilable to the CribOl.es ; which would occasion them to come to the House year Miter year with petitioes, asking tit. ni to undo whet they bad door. It app. and to hum suu.n. hat terrnordniauy that Iwo bills shooid have been brorght in on this occesituo, the one grant. rut; to the Catholic, all they wanted, end the other tylu.g them by certain regulations which were galling to them, be which were necessary for the Protestant r stabliabmeot. tlby were not the whole of these objects embraced in oue Bill ? He could ace no fel% oily they should nut, except He facility which would be ant-did of removing the entente which was obnoxious to the Cat bn!ics, by rep sling the cal wit ch enforced it, and leaving them iu full elijoymeart of oil the privileges which wete secured to them by the "Han, which would remain. And he was conSdent that thry would, etc long, have Petitions for the repeal of the accord bilk He was far from Imbues ing any feehugs of hostility or against his Roman Catholic fellow-subjects; N wa. ea much VII( of regard to them as to the Protestant Iriuly, that be Itwl Maar' opposed whatever claims they adirance.l. —(Much laughter and cheering )—He would. ..x, that he lava against the Catholics, which 1... e repealed during the late mists, should out bat c .sees: pealed; bet that had et stalely given rise to huins ultinintelmrcoverior all the twinkle' which were es.:1•1 by Proicsinnis. He had a right to argue from tie exp., riser of the past, that whatever might be granted to it Catholics, muse claims would still arise; and theuefoie it was that be culled upon the House to pause before it pan' ed the Rills which the Right Hues. Geutteman opposite about to luring nester it. roustileistiust ; and ht. e. , sild n•t but lamer; that a is-rsols of hi. 6;0 ltr•set.c, los si• • sisasmosot., and list cist•titive Itticyfetize, should basi, 1 to advocate tie e Mr. PLUNKETT rose amiuln a general rail (iota all parts of the House import pins. He gave the Cutlass reidit so the Hon. baronet fur acting neon hi. sense of ikepity I. owed to the country. The Hon. baronet having tridlatioto sit the name of Dr. Milner, as owe of the Petitioners, be alehe.l it to be ascertained whetter the Petition was signed by Ina.. —Phe Cleat here proceeded to read the alspeatures to the Petition ; the ant anon which occurred were those or clergymen, about else fourth or fifth of which was Rev. Miluer.}He had felt desirous that Balloted be knew% vie. Hier the name of Dr. Milo,/ was eared to the Sanitise Pr Pe Pfl• 312 uf rive 4,1 ke, Ike aeol