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_ r.-A!.-.,•r 73 - N#) A i k -411 Z '1 z ,!. , ~~ ' 3<< l no.)J (i • flt4C if Va. .1 I ':•!1 . 1 • • Aipeu• • • 4i '' , •144• . • •- :~e. NUMBER 5805; LONDON, FRIDAY, THRATRS-ROYAL, DRURY-LANS. THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, J u l y 13 , hi lt hie Majesty's Servants will perform the Romaaee of THE HEART OF MID LOTHIAN. Jobe Doke of Argyle, Mr. Cooper; Staunton, Mr. Thou". you; David Deans, Mr. Foote; the Laird of Dumbiedikea, Mr. Mackey; Reuben Butler, Mr. B d; Ratcliffe, Mr. Fitting; Archibald, Mr. Gmtle. Caroline, Queen of F.lst. land, Miss Smithson; Jeanie Deans, Mrs, Orger • Eat Deaus. Madame Valois; Madge Wildfire, Mrs. E gerton; MIL Glass, Mrs. Marlowe. To conclude with (9th time) a new Farce, called THE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM; Or, A GHOST IN SPITE OF HIMSELF. 'the principal Characters by Messes. Cooper, Genie, Bar said, Smith, Knight, Mrs. and Miu Smithson. Tim Doors will be opesad at Half-past Six o'clock, and the Performances romiusenee at Seven. Boom 75.• Second Price 3s. Btl.—Pit, 3s. Stl.; Second Price, is.—isallery, 4a ; Second Frier, lc—Upper Gal lery, Is.; Seward Price, Id. To-morrow, The heart of Mid Latinist, with The Spectre Bridegroom. MALES. .....- TO THE RIGHT WORSHIPFUL THE PRESIDENT AND GOVERNORS OF ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S HOSPITAL. NY LORDS AND GENTLINIPI, T HE solicitations of • numerous hotly of the Governors, induce ose to adjer myself fur the situ ation of TREASURER, vacaat by Ilia death of Heigh Esq. 1 have been *Governor more them Tammy Teem, hem latterly devoted math of say time to the affairs of the Hospital as as Alsoome, nod pledge myself to a Cato termini discharge of t h e importsat desks of the Moe. sod we where is - Faney kred?"(Blislap)-IPosik, " Whilst wide Pit lege Maids I stray" (Shield)-.Soac, " Bid we dieetwerse" ( B,sl,o o.—Duct. ftwßow (Eattlfb)....ood ;be watiosial air Sf "God save the Blot." A Cussic Soo sky Mr. Emery, sod a Ciallalt Some by Mr. Taylor. After which, in three sets, the Opera of INKLE AND TARICO. . lakle, Mr. Akbots; Sir Christopher Curry, Mr. W. Far. ren ; Capt. Casepky, Mr. Pyse; Trudge, Mr. Liston. Ye r;ro, Mks Foote; Narcissi% Miss Love; Wowski, Mrs. Lis ton; Patty, Mrs Gibbs. Tickets delivered for the 4th of July will be admitted. Boxes 7a.; Pit 3s. 4d.; Gallery Is.; Upper Gallery is.-- Dews upeu at Six—eotomiewee at Sera.. PLUM BE ON RING-WORM. This day is published, is Sr.. price Ts. W. with - Coloured Plates, APRACTICAL ESSAY on RING-WORM of the SCA LP, SCALD HEAD, sad the ether Specie, of PORRIGO, with a view to establish the Treatiweist of these UMW* on sound sad eeiciest Priociplea. • By SAMUEL PLUMBE, Mensbit of .the Royal College of sorgeoas, and of the Medical and Clitrorghal Society, he. Printed for Thomas and Geiser Urderwood, n, Sled= street. ERR' THEATRE-ROYAL, HAYNARZET. . r IIS EVENING, FRIDAY, July 13, will be acted the Opera of GUY MANNERING. Hairy Retinas, Mr. Lemii Lee (frost OseTheatre Royal, Bath, his first appearasee ew a London stage); Col. allsamer- Sig, Mr. Raker; Malik Dimmest, Mr. J. Russell; Dick Hattersieb, Mr. Wart; Gilbert closely Mr. Hamsusese ; Deastbie Rautpoita (lest time), Mr. Taykare. !Elia Maw aerie& Miss R. Corri • Lucy Bertram, Miss Carew (her lest appestats* at this Th eatre these Ire years); Meg Metrilies (Stet-time), Mrs. Johispou. • After which the Farce et THE VILLAGE LAWYER. Justice Mettle's*, Mr. Cosies; Soma, Iltr. Decamp; Snarl, Mc. Clfarles, Mr. Cioresey• ' 116,placT , Mr. Tay - _ Eate, This day are published, I. royal Si'.. price Ss. THF, SECTIONS of LITTLETON'S TENVRES, subdivided, sad systematically distin guished Imo Priociples and C01141111i00111; with an lairs. dectory Chaplin', and Notes explaaatory and illustrative IX the Learned Judge'i Doetrines..—Book the Vint. By THOMAS CANNING, Esq. Of Lincoln's Ira, Barrister at Law. Priatrd (Sr Wm. Walker, Law Bookerlier, N.. IN, oppo- site St. Cleasesies Church, Strand. This day is published, priee fs. Yol. Y. Part I. of REPORTS of CASES Ar g u e d au d Door wised in the Yiee•Chaseellor's Court, bairn the Right Honourable Sir John Lends, I George IV. By HENRY MADDOCR, Of Lincoln's Imo, Barrister at-Low. Printed for J. and W. T. Clarke (late W. Clarke nod Bomb Portugal-street, Lincoln's Jan. Of who. witty be had the Emir Volumes. 1 6 , . SHEIPA NITS TOUCHSTONE, HT PRESTON. This day is published, in royal Ilvo. Part IV. price Its. TH E TOIJCHSTONE OF COMMON ASSURANCES; or, A Plain and Pansiyar Treatise, opening the 'Learning of the CONIIOOII Assurances, us Can. veyeree4 of the 'Clarions. Seventh Edition, with torsi tioanbio Additions. .13y RICHARD PRESTON. EA,. ' wimp .Net regflohee hp increase the %hen of _„,•• ~.. 11,anthiff.*..911,1k, Law Booksel ' l'e ekiNtebenplete the Work. Wide liberally :lbe 4 z assi ent : ler+, Pails . *di 1 THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA;HOUSEr STRAND. THIS EVENING. FRIDAY. July 13, will be performed the Comic Operetta called • BACHELORS' WIVES; Or, THE BRITISH AT BRUSSELS. Le Grand, Mr. Salter • Captain Malfurt, Mr. Peaninam; Captain Gaylove, Mr. Wreurh. Emily. Slim Kelly; Julia (Ant time), Mao Carr; Madame Le Greed, Miss I. Steven ana. After which (7th time) a new Petite Piece, in two mete, called LOVE'S DREAM. Frederick Easy, Mr. Wrench; Simon. Sir. Harley; Henry Memos, Mr. Norman • Mr. Dormer, Mr. Grove; Lawyer, Mr. Morley. Cecilia Dormer, Miss Krlly; Maria, Mrs. Styes. THIIOIO-IEENICLXIM TO BE CROWNED. This d published, price ts. AFt7Lot it epoirr of the PROCEEDINGS tie/01016e PRIVY COUNCIL respectiog HER MA JESTY'S riAt XI to be CROWNED; the eloquent told argumentative Appeals of Messrs. Brunghain and Delman in support of tier Majesty's Claim, enthracing a legal sad historical Review of the Coronation of Humes Consort of kinghood, from the earliest Period of English History to the present Time; the Reply of his 3fajesty's Attorney and Solicitor-General ; the Decisi .. ; sod her Majesty's Answer. Printed mid published by Thomas Dolby, 30, Hulywell street, straud ; and Buhl by all Booksellers. - ---- - 4 . 0 ! ':-. ,- • ;' , ' - .77 .4117 77 1b •jt '4l, . •• • . ' ' le. : ' \ .. 4---- 411 :.. . . : ___ "j 7 : 9 ';''. • ... '.le :. •• ... •. :. .0 1. ;. .- 1 . . . . • • : l idli . ili 1 tL i ii b N. . . . ~ ~,.., ... ~ , ~._. ..._:., 4, .... rt,. . . • .. . u....geb—................,--........ JULY • .... Plate.—Chief Justice of Chester 1,6301. ; Second Justice oyChnier 1,2501.; six remaining Judges, each 1,1501. ; fro• cb laud-tax, fees, cud circuit expenses, are to be deducted. The four Chief Justices also receive fees which vary in their amousit.—Ste Appendix to 471 b Finance Re port 1796, pp• 29, 36, 38, 46, cud statute 49 Geurge 111. c. 117. Pai.'a 7d. 1 of I\e bp: lakeN cri a e prud . p e a l d . 6 . re h a, s af s ve: y l wi e r i....l:A .d.w.g "g ißeib m er7 orh atle il is ier e;:uf l - cen a e l ein iu th lita se". h : e sti s i l ie: • ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE. nor recoveeies suff ere d , and the maguitode sod oneettaiaty ...._, REPORT from the SELECT COMMITTEE a pp o i n ted . It appears farther t o your Committee, Olaf the . 1 to inquire ioto, and report to the Horse, their Memos. Ftt • local JartadUliim apply with gnome force lady Cowie these kimehing the Laws relating to the Administration of or F- 4 PW7. The eirromotaliel io the Coen beteg *Pew Ai" - Joalke I. Wales; cad to whom the Evidence taloa i tog three 'mhos twice is the rite, there*, int affirerMoar an be1ie5app 0 i nte d. , .. „, ........_:....... fur the acme ourrem . , n, opportunity for these appliewitimshe Ote twirl film bow to 11 „''"'"'"""" 1817 "":„'“ ee; andthe p vtitiou r nt mean t I time. so important is the mono of a milt hi "nag ; the hien of the Cooley of Pembroke wale referred; ! rapidity of some pew-reeling.. sod the seediness ofteliiiM • . s i se gret piamemot le the order of she House. stoun u tme d 1 1,, 1 thr delay ',lock roust urcemargy osier from the seliouroniewt mom aecairdiugly, and time agreed to the followiug of caused Amu sue gessime to amellece, so that ilosiag at Moped :mss . period of tee or eleven monde. in the year us proems coo Yew Committee hawing, in addition to the milenee re. be made; thereby renderings mit to the Groot gemisies or ported by she form" Coolseitleere celled before thaell Mach remedy more dilatory and melee than is theCoorie above; peemos as appeared Most rompetent to give talleelwatioe the want of time I. °r taking ettoolltse an elleratillff refer- ' . epos the onenee sad esiostlintiore of the Court of Geset in. ewes daring t h e Ci eco i t ; the WADI of power under whit* she; sod she comparative ebeepoem and „ rod . ef o m , the Court at present tabour*, of carrying its own decrees and spasm by whichjostiec is respeetlealondisbeisteterd orders Mtge execation; the facility with whist. a perm* dot isi and Wales; 111 loping the rurit of their ili. resident within the jeriedictims, may withdraw , hies*, hum "dales before the Moose, have eousideved it oaths moot ad- the emleequalMes of • soil which hr foresees wiyi aw e a n viable Purer, to poled out, in the first ohm. Si. swot oisferwerablecoselesion, while the party residing withis the .7........... ... 6 ..... a a t 0..... Lotman dm rte am i de, limits of the jurisdiction Ii honed down ad coutheded'hy d -- 44 4.... -- i ".. 4. i a jw,7„.z.4 r i m?. ,„ „„;de, stet its, decrees; the want of security. io some isures for the .11611118Opirolilledesedirmilages Itatitting Mom ' awaits paid into Grit; the isuifillepollide Alai* . soiled it Re .ogollin. ' the mom perms ; the passibility aif a. derbies WM/ gime, of Sisal 0 mum isiesiesitod by 1110411111i0 ila toilsolvoice of the devalue of a Court composed of two am d ow tri ll sloe; hy-whicb it is ,iyeesmos; and the cosaideratiou skit themis no appeal Rom MTh& libehistices girths Omit Sess&s villein the limits Os defter% elseept to Ilse House of L o rd. ; all tend se. okra :N ee i ir i i4 B. ceemaimaoca sad authorities e b t : ll h e w e n gesan ter the presesit imperfect nature of shat branch of the .1.144414.- Se Pleas of thee Croons, in as large assioniple a manuerm the Siam, end to 11 1 0110, 4 why partici SO W•le• knee derived so 1 , 1 .„. mu d a i m h u sk,. .4 she King's B eat h is. little benefit from Its instittatiou. . """""'"; and wheel o hs empowers the said ',mime of th e Its existence appear* Is be mainly required. by the mem • Sessioes within the sonic limits, to hold pleas of As. sity of a power residing its the Court to reetraia judgment 'sad all other pie.. and adieu., real. periwig', and and exemation, in cases where $ party awed at leer may barn • ffilinsik in as large aod ample • manner as the King's Chief I an equitable defence, sad where lie witmid not have time to _echo ad . the common n eut . p e e ned, „ d ot h er J us ti ces I apply fur relief to the Canton,' Equity ia besides; but emu . att same Pleas, or any of them, may do in the realm of in those cases the powers of die Court are mosietinats hiatio " By this Act, oneJedge only was appointed fur grate to their object. • Coart of Green Session, but by tbe 18th Elizabeth, cap. 8, The equitable Jurisdiction arises. in some material die Creme was rambled to appoint two or more Justices. E nand. points, from the legal jurisdiction of the Court of Great In apeakitag oftbe Judges, your Committee are Must maxi. tiesinuis ; the latter is confined to the county is whit* *.geellie,guard themselves against auy misinterpretation Obey tilt cause of action arises, bat the &rale' is considered as ellias litilse, that its statiog to the House circunistaaces of dire. °tag through the Circuit. A as, may he iltalitaled ha , once I. Ike cnem i tet i oe „r t h e C ourts 4,1 Wale., and those ore county, and various proetedings had in the two others, of Ilaglased, which they deem uf essential importance in a during Ike progress of the Circuit; and it appea rs to your mien, of dig, „w et , A s . w hi c h t h e Jude,. are Is me degree Commitee, that the aissbalatoty nature of . the Court Seintiontaisle, hint which spring from the very aster* of a has a tendeacy to embarrass the suitor, add to the toptcase, load sad limited jurisdictions, they may nut ho mouldered sad infretee the ' acute of thejorisolictioa. as expressing soy opiate* upon the inauner in which justice Witthregardts a o ed Eu thei co g ne w pa n e d a . ti y v o e ur ex co pt ai nse mitsre ofsigi ar t e s im in dieed the ' wadministered by them under the existing laws. Courts of tpale The principal points of difference appear to your Com. to believe, that there is no material differesce, either is asittre.tes consist in the condition of the Judge., and the equity o r Moe eateP' with regard be the Coriessalt &Awe, very limited estate of the jurisdictiou with which they me which forms the greater siumberr of schools hemight in the isitrusteeL Court of Great Braless— . j a ict f i e u r e ga s. o , f , . p u rClOtaieg ich may be app b Z o la t By the statutes before mentioned, the P r i nc ipali t y o f to the recovery of simple contract debt,. peculiar to thi s Wales is at premed divided into four independent cad aerie- ',demise other local iri BSI jurisdictions. each contagions.' three counties, and beware i" those eases l'hur° She demand is fur a son MIN ' - • no comma's with, or depeodauce upon, any of the others; capable of being readily reduced to a certainty;" imbir -. the four Circuits custain, altogether, exclusive of the county of appears to be considerably cheaper than soy progsii OR .. ... . Chester (as appears by the return of 1811). a population of recover, sit debt is the Coeds abort; but Oral . "ti -- 10 _ l er 1111,711111 peewees. • somber mot equal to the West Riding of "actions twmairatedbY write ( CoPieur mod elforkshire( 653,314). For these among, as at present malt- in the Coon .1 Great Session , dues Dui male* Miti Mimi., ieeetie- • • piled, eight Judges are required, laving differe at salaries (see .that of similar sail in England, consininteed at w fficste), bat without say right to pensions spots retirement; Mere °bete the Muses are se" dew. guirtol Mho lballoilikilah„,..,. erg the privilege of being eligible to seats in the Your Conausittem are of opiates', T out ii civil einaloi SIR = J ot Comicsaa. mid . r widist office under G omm , snaltbig up of the record at Westminster, if the istioalt'spie melt darks' the pleasure of the Crown. sent down to Wales foe trial, would sot iutroase tie • . The ONO of Great Session, sitting only dories the period to goiters residing ie the Priacipalay;' that by la . - . • .. . .- • . eff the Circuity which together oc cu py a b out sea wee k s i a greater length of time few the c h issu la ratioa of the wrist cad entente, the lodges are emplord &lasi sod the colleciiiig of evidesea, it ovidel'eanide liodell 010`'• • ' • that Forked, only is the exorcise of their official ditties; but mom to trial better 'PraPartlfis and that It erosildAimioide- doeieig the temaiadie of the year they either medium molar. the member 4 „,. ( rirolooe 'aeltolter which she .stilts eg flail y at. stood from: their judicial sad legal habits, or they Teesent leritatet_Lme lead tradfWgi to Mamma , ' • , peelligipe as advocates in the Courts above, awl. is sow in- That o. II" °RCS. Iblat4l:o,. a, Alit where the OWNS 114 lig. saaaera, stleoded the circuits; entwootonats which yudr °halfwit" is Wthe i r. '!' Makgrla r ledeolliat ill - lhlt Cowls Caminallter mason but conceive. rutty; in Mote degree, above* a mode ot,__lV:ltill• M lid °Piths unite pisiosiff, • Med, so the Mod, to reader the Judge less compeseut and °tear 1 °,1 15 t. _ .°° . . ;Z:lt •011sw where an unwilling .- be the discharge of hie feactiom; mil, on the other, to lessees °Owen reef ( ' ot7wrldetbdY . of rapalreigt, and t o paw pia mere( au ementini to the character and dignity of hit P•rtteldelt, 16 10 . ( :SieSataf •• QUO WiliWerib, nod toiminol e Infurnsaliou,'M which theCoort of Grass Segpipoddeemakt $t appears to your Committee, .that it easy- frequirollp ,d. teal, I t'll ltudeldhlthiov....,. ...,. :...lt elaila. itelltdralalwillseediats Gi . ittc:is, noise Uhe•eireanistaucire already statea, that the fires' r • e r et e m 17 the steemelY of trYllig It is the sew of the Courts he Wales may not have the some op. Coe" roettif i the Permission of doing which in may cases. far from operating broacially, aroussale rather to a Law - 1 . ' of acquiring and preserving that experience of ci.veb the Jed... of the Courts oboe, enjoyenjoydenial of justice to the poorer party, fruits the 11141111111, in Is so eassrs a degree; ' and that the present comptitwi i i ., .e. which the costs are iucreaaed by the travelliog expenses of Ohs Court does rot afford to the emitters the advantages • high the solicitors, witnesses, sod p ar t ies . arise from a varied naccession of Jodie,. It appears to your Committee, from the ethicist., taken before them, that the samosa of money paid e. King's silver The most anniermis class of isceinvenieoces I. the ad ladegresitstpuirstehr of t w a i ii T eemea ll e e s a ll s Z t at eta s h i l t a b ri e s e e n o r tet rolis ed .... t6 t e ho seg " imm d i elerre i _ b _Te ra e leP ir: Nurrtnh laubed4sualihre"Wavlers,rieliisttlygiturciir!ghelreatiller"Zre sod limited nature of the constiletioa. . would be paid is similar cases in England; that tattier/ the Hence it seism, that each Court lacing supreme within 'matinee of an estate of 6001. a year, the sour demanded on its own jurisdiction, hes, during a course of years. the Becalm Cocoa would anioual to 831. 6s. lid. whereas in estalilishell its peculiar staudard of practice, which alone it the Court of Common Pleas it would amount to three or aelowiwledges, as having authority within its own limits; four pounds wily, and your Committee can see OW imam a differeme most remarkable perhaps with regard to writs why this unequal rate of taxation should he tionlienest, of Certiorari, the proceeding by which a defeudant is em. mme especially as the great of these Sacs is loath Wales ailed to remove his snit from the Courts in wales into the colored is Jangling 1020. Courts above, sad which appears, from die evidence, to 'be With respect to the slumber of Attorn e y s , w hi c h appears rind in smith mire, at least merely for , he purp„„„, of from the roses to an Order of this House, to exist in dif delay, to arch an extent, that durieg one Circuit twenty . fewest parts of the Principality, the comparative theaporse its causes were takes away, most or all of whi ch might of the stamp opus their admission, the advantage which they have bees tried in its coarse. This diversity, while it is dorive from the profile of the bench business of the thrust productive of cousideratele nocertainty, tenders it cliff's-all of Great Session, which ere not, as would happes I. similar to Male may proposetioa respecting the different Courts, caws in England, divid e d wit h an agent in London ; wad which may be generally tree, as applied to them e n ; b et it the variety o f business, civil, criminal, and rimilabk, trans. appears to your Committee. that the evils arising acted in the curutry, appear to eiecourage a propuetise of from the nature of the jurisdiction have been principally Person' of that daub which in massy parts is (owed highly felt upon the South Wales Circuit, where there is the disadvantageous, by it te n d ency to increase litigation, greatest press of business. It appears to your Committee, that woe degree of die. The several Courts being entirely independent of each ntisfection is full in different part, of Wales, with the other, it follows as a matter of ' course Shut a motion fora existing state of the Courts, by menus of which jaiMice is mew trial maul be made before the " me Judges ono have thereby administered; and your Committee carnet best tried the cause, immediatey after a misdirection to the Jury, 'hi", however well "'Pled these Courts may hove heels it opts which the application may be grounded. their origin to the circumsbuices of a country fierily sob- For the earn. reams, NO one of these Courts has the p o w er a do okeo ed, .iiin:iilitise,hvitebite Eliiiitrgleelcitieli:leuentiogsuuslit.g.y.e:w:heaatitoaftthetlirolatmpt:i:menowfacailylosestaz to mope l the etteadance of witnesses residing out of the with the seals of justice in England, and liable to all the counties within its immediate jurisdiction. It appears to year Committee, that the necessity which at e- h ahmitite iuel'ired by present exists of 'neatens; and conducting to Woo causes aid the great chauges shat have tot. u place in me eouttities Is the seasties iu which they .rice, is productive alibis ia. of Wales,. leave removed must, if soot all, sloe reasom, oft csomenietice ; that Oa those circuits where there ism" prom Maoist of which the iussitotion of local jurisdictious was of helloes.. comes entered as new issues are hurried es se resorted to, to yreferruce to the established tribouals of the .., ki ll ig r po d : s e an a . ee re i f n er e en o r u e ri t s o etfliejulisetrocertinof the year Select 798C7:emiattui.ei is a rial for i er n , a ;e l s: u ir i y iso s :is s f e a w eici ju ry a :s o i n u l l y e . r, se in ti so:u o c f b d i e lta bt t . a in r etfr isle was nude siiilti the Carmarthen Circuit (1310), which is wow bitatas asswand, covenant fur money only, and acli on s fire etiowlEnwhhisiuireucfritoht:ew:miirdihtoihiiii;gucris.mahhldedtuuirudcp.Aicia:eichig:hurthbeair,ititebsseeiir;foria:ttmeiahawlakoverleueconaegipesttweitheiodtciialnebipuevezituwwhoalurtte;gc,eotelrouhaus,(:cediiiurviirsuspreaatinsulecyrieircultdoo,:eitowittosethrhioiseitclenhipeile:eralexucas titidi:triti:iebroat:::siere,croof.abidri:. mon.. e• by which means, Mr. Just ise Heywood states, " that Judges prevent the injustice that was before cums milted, and are enabled to get through the bootee's in the comities, which if would be impossible fur then, wow to do if noses of the description of tresposoes and torts were al: lowed to be tried amougst them. On the other Circuits, where there are fewer cause' , t h e pokey, to allow mocha salary to all the Judges or Fongland, as hidden are obliged by the statute to remain the same iitoe(six might render this particular reduction nu longer impuriaiii, days), whether there may or may not be sufficient business merely as • racists, eof immediate economy ;" your Committee to occupy them at the same time. Th at i t appears h e . the , rettittheehurenocithhehep:uirrheiseaus,issicirieversioicureaurrulitdiertsi:oc,wlrecomwissis,h,t,hmatt a it ny wo f u u l r d the beco r r ute xpe s i v ise lse:a it u ti tis u l i ty ,e a t n b., d evidence, that one or two days would be enough to transact ultimately a measure of economy, if, by such iromolidatiem, which icrchth ofwa l o i cbau a ld il: ebe i r t r io y n : s igd l ho s ir iit u m oss.e le t ti d u ou f ,pue l.:i n i i e u l i, ie it.i ii i the legal busioess ()reach county in Wales, provided the re. cords were made up before the eilellii, wad the causes at Issue, and prisoners only tried; • saviug of time selliih ! cl ros a ntad dll as e 7The as a a ie s o n: ly i d g s li ebe e n t a :til e : t som iu fd c sfue s o rr r y lLubt in f ig :: o iNc o pit ,.. a n tuc i be t e h oi u tier u b t l i sa n i i iest r iesi ipe uritoi ,... would be most beneficial to the country, as the Great ties. Spring Assizes upuu usage of modems li that seavou of the ' The Committee, Citron (1816), also is the pleasure of • Ti *~ . . . . , . i .p : • • .., ~.. ~. . , ;..- . .. . . ..4 . .....'0.. .1 .. . , • - •-•— ... w ...purism uuries fa 11111 Ullke. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. BRANDON, I haws the huneter to be, Boz-Mail and lioeso-peeper. My Lords aad Geodesists, THEATRE Your obrillseet Nonaet, -ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. Jut 12 let!. THOS. COVRTENAT WARNER: THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, holy 'IS, will - - "''l/Cilfkitff i r" b# plefaised tlse_po a . •••th- . • ...s.. _ • , ICA L LOGIC. RYER'? etre INMAN - II'AtILT. , ilowilogiihwoi, ew " Banjos, enlarged, is ocean; 7 U 1 0 1 4 . .. ' • Lord Norlandpilr. Egerton; . Sir Robert Bearable, Mr. C. prier Sa. jesoble; Captain Iron Mr. Illiereadiet Mr.earamdm E LEMENTS of MEDICAL LOGIC; Min- ns% VI. Patna • Mr. Sans, Mr. Limon; Mr. Placid, Mr. oaclt7. Lady ' Ekanor !twist, Mrs. Fatten i Mrs. Placid. &coed Edition, with large Additloos, powinworly is the Mrs. Gibbs; Miss Spiastor, Mrs. Dareoport ; Miss Wu•buro, Practice! Parts. Mies Foote. By Mr GILBERT BLARE,. Tort. After the Cwasetly, Miss Brawdeo sad Miss 1.. Ersodon, Pilisiciao to the Eng. pupils of Mr. Watson (beteg their lest apprentice is pals- Printed fur Timms sod 'George Underwood, 314 Fleet- lit:), will slog the following Bangs sad Darts :—Duet, " Tell street. sre where is Fanci bred?" taishosi—Surr_ .6 Whih.e .iiii. VII_ law • rs.filoont, Mrs. Yeadall ; te, we Snot b. it Saloon Yes beessoaded, sad it is rieweetfally ~. lb ' .dtpt.lN worry poetical*, thollew Theatre will be p( VL ie 7drf„,.,. the approbation sad patronage of a British ....lones, 5...... pit, 34,......Fir5t Gallery, IL—Second Gal- lery, 1a..,,, The.B2ofe - PaL be *pined at At o'clock, sad the Per- foreesmiccoota,bertrat detrop., -.• Place' for ibis Boxes to.be . 4119111a b illassingbarn, at the Theatre. •' ' . ... -*". • ..4 ''. .- , Tomorrow, The Belle's , k dattley. 141-,Varints Novelties ace la _ sad will be speedily predated. - ' -.- . - - VI.. mule', ONO tor We ilkupattb of Dialintsi at Ow rises upuu use Circuiis, which, acco r di ng to ilir 14 modern limes, are supplied toll by one Judge at ki of the year. nominee nu the Adatiaistratios upon the Northern 816), also state it as their °pietism, " that if it / • sore of Ike Houma to recounbeid, in trliaictip ...--'' . . -- . - ....° . • 4 , ..-," • I t ic **4111111111111101111117 " 11111 ... , . . • To conclode with the f ite hforieol Farce ratted WALK FOR A WAGER; Or, A BAILIFF'S BET. Meeringtoo, Mr. Roobotbam;ill's's', Mr. Minion; Bob t.uveloek, Mr. Harley; ilookey W.llker, Mr. Wilkin• Koobba, Mr. T. P. Cooke. Emma, Masa I. Stereuews ; Mrs. Kildeary, Mrs. Grove. The Illuminated Shrubbery will be upriser! at Eight n'Cluck fur the admissiuu of the Srcuud Price, which cum reterices at Nine. Doors open at Half•pail Six, the Performance to begin at Seven. To-morrow, a new Farce, in Iwo acts, called Two Pence! Dream--snil The Promissory Note. Oa Monday the Performances will be by special desire of her Majesty. SURREY TH EATR G. rrins EVENING. FRIDAY, July 13, end To.moßitow, +di be presented the highly popu. ir Historic Illeht-draine rolled THE FATE OF CA LAS. %%day, Mr. Benz-until; Mare Antuiite Calls, by it Young t ,eatteman (his Sib up;warattee on soy •'s'); Edward, %tr. Huntley; Anibrotae, Mr. Grant; the Capitout, Mr. r . iitford; Lawrence, Mr. Fitzwilliam. Madame Cala., miss l'A) tor ; Pauline, Midi Marton; Jeannette, Musa Copelaud. After whick, a Puhlie Reading of litr.T. Dibrlio's Pantomi mic Barletta, with Alteration% and Additions, called HARLEQUIN HOAX; Or, A PANTOMIME PROPOSED. To conclude with (fur the 10th time to it,: pre•rat form) a Melodramatic Runtime, pattly Liken from the Peewit, and part!y founded tie a Drubs by C. Reathle, ender the title of BERTHA AND [HIMMEL; TH E SOLDIER'S FATH Eft. Chevalier de St. Franc, 111;.liesigu Hurimel, Mr. llutstlcy ; Captain Velcuur, M. Flizeilliani; Mr. Stein ketz. Mr. Wyatt; &ogee, Mr. Jackson; Captain Lail ur, Brunum; Lieutenant Durvitie, Mr. Hemmings. Mrs. Melfmt, Mesa Punk; Bertha, Mr•. W. rearinsu (late Mias 11l wrhard, of the Theatre Royal, York, ber lulls appearance on a London Stage.) Boxes 4s. Pit 2s. Gallery Is.—Doors open at Half-past Fi , e, begin at Halt-past Six—Wettprice at Halfpaal lis the Petit. and shortly will be prblithed, is OD, VOL SVU. (1 N ANALYSIS of the TALENTS mu d CHARACTER of NAPOLEON BONAPARTE. By A GENERAL OFFICER. The Talents and Character of Bonaparte must be analysed to be understood. There is so much of the great sad of the little, of the splendid and mean, of knowledge and ig norance, that no true idea cau be formed from • gen•ral view ; the various Went.; and traits of character must be viewed and examined separately, which is what is done in this Analysis. Bonaparte dues not appear to have been the greatest of the Fi epoch Generals nor Statesmen, ►ut he united in himself • greater variety of talents than perhaps any man that ever vitiated, and these talents, exerted in troublesome times, with • perwirerance, energy, and audacity, of which there is no example, led to the wonderful success of that ex traordinary man. To be published by W. Sam., Bookseller to his Royal Highness the Duke of York, 1, St. Jaases's•atreet. CONCLUSION OF THE LOTTERY, AND OF THE PRESENT CONTRA(' P. EXT TUESDAY, the 17th instant. and 1.1 the ensui:ne 64(lirdey, ALL MUST BE DRAWN. I3IMENSE RICH WHEEL. 1 ....of 25.000 Console l 25,000 2 1 2 2 2 6 6 10 20 41 50 1,015 1,100 o .* Even, .Ticket drawn NEXT TUESDAY is mire to be a Prize! IA few warranted und,awn TICKETS and SHARES are welling by 3. and .1. SWEWRIGHT, Contractors, Loudon; and by alt their Among* in /he Country,. Nut out franks will be drawn Nest Tuesday. 0 . 4 ' Above Halt the Capitals and other Prizes will be draws Neat Tuesday. 13, 1821. ZAMA INSUI,NCII COMPANY NOTICE is hereby given. net A SPECIAL GENIUIAL MEETING of Ho PROPRIETORS or Teo or more Shoroaa will be &Ail ol lb* Loodoo llavoes • Sisbopsitatootreot, ea TWURSDAT • Ole lab foams., all Tiro o'Clock is the Afteeosoo, • for 11e ramose of ELEcrima by Mot, A D is the mem of Job. Clough, Esq. Atatioalited. ibo Sallee to csessetace at Two, wed clove at Poor o'Clotkpoeiet. WO. SUTRAS', See. Pol/Pms . fe;s - ak Ing, awl Refenibmieillprofided. To these elm appreciate the comfort Mid Why of viewing the Prisesselms flans a Direlliae-base, where facilltim are arranged, wbish It ii not possible to obtain in • crowded *ad indiscriminate as semblage, it will br esseeeessary to expatiate upon the advantages of the sitostiow. No snows Tickets will be issued tbsa the space and accommodation prowidad will esesfort ably and oseveniOntly adril of, sad swery precaution has and will be tale to ewers the respectabibly of the Company. Further information may be obtained by applying on the Premises. WESTMINSTER ASSET. CORONATION.—Mestai. asst Co. have, by permission of she Dean sad Chapter, FITTED VP, aeeording to aiseient usage, all these parts within the Abbey that have from tinge isseeenserial bees ie. counted their privilege. The Seats are 'imaged in the side Aisles, on each side the platfussa and raised a asiMeieist height from it for spectators to eiseeninatuftrprocession and discern the features of inAividinlyt 1161 n intense:lime centre save, great part of the prukession will remain during the cereals's.) , within the . Omit: The eansia-ef the organ will be distioetly heard. The &Ms ice einveniebtly divided for letting, he boxes holding teireved twatiptroets, whilst others are retails's, for Mat* skirts; thee (ivies an sipper. tensity for persesis in any part .0 the ltlairiose to make ger lain of a seat within the AbiteP.(if applied for, without de lay), she weight isiit ititerwise have the closet (by Amour way) of pavement,: a Tiikat. Aauther division of Seats are aearlio feet from the Sew s part fanned bite bow holdiag for and eight remote each I haw thirblusii at the Organ amid Chairisters wUI be etejaptti ist the graitial perfection...-.A few a the Seats at this height will actually sot Indy aimatessd the Preemies is Ito approach to the Akar, bet Mee We Giveaway of putting the Crown au his Majesty's bead. There is ample space alleMed imarmalkiag at the back of all Nit birth shwa mei WIMP; ant IWrailmiesst Female Mimesis% and all siartitalaseiei'arr pow. , vistas*, and ea the Boxes are constructed to prevent eon& log, preperlyianasted and decorated, it is concluded perms* way be as nitseh at their ease as in their own dwettiags.-- , Mown. Glerellk and Cols Oalee, ageism( the North aide of the Abbey itself, is open from tea till Asaveta day. a The Sesta are going of rapidly. HENRY'S CALCINED AIAGNESIA coo. finites to be prepared whin be most etriapulaus ear, sod attestiem, by Messrs. THOMAS /1•4 WILLIAM HENRY, Manufacturing Chemists, Manchester. It is sold hi batiks, price Ss. Sd. or with glass steppers at de. Sd. stamp 6110%041,d, with fall directions fur its nee Sy their various Ages*, is the Met r op o li s , en d thosoibout the Visited Kingdoms; hot it carom be genuine melees their Dames are eagrseed too the Governineet Stamp, which is Sued over the cork or stopper oleo* bottle. Of mast of the Yeaders of the Magoesia may he bed, en ibeiticated by • similar Stamp, HENRY'S AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, the Inveolies of Mr. HENRY, awl ths only gessoes Preparative' of that kflibc. SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF. OF PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS, Craver-street, Strand, Ante 6, 1611. B ENEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAST REPORT, via. 4 a. J. Right How. Earl Talbot, per Cocks sod Co.. A. 5 0 0 Countess of Athlone, per ditto Messrs. Cocks, Cocks, Ridge, sod Co A 3 3 0 Mrs. Shipman A. 2 2 0 I. C. M. lO 0 0 Rev. Jolt. Haggitt A. 2 2 0 The London Knot of Friendly Brothers of& Patrick, per J. H. Gledstsises, Treasurer, 5 0 0 per Vere and Co Tbontss Pltipps, Esq. per C. Barber .. 2 2 0 Mr. Rowland Jose, A 2 0 0 Charles Baker, FAll A 3 3 0 A Lady, per Goslings Francis Forster, Esq. per Herries.aild C0.'.... 1 1 0 George Vsnsittort, Eng . .. A 1 2 0 Jo,. ROMS, Esq. A. 2 2 0 T. P. Hincits, Esq Mrs. Betty Hall, nod Jones Llawitisso.irsq.. lose's.* 'rising freers s Bequest of 11156sed 60 0 0 Baxter, Esq. .was.. • J. F. ElliA, per Whitsoote sod Go. e.:,...... 5 5-0 N. R. Take Esq. per Menta l Heares...ms•., 1 2 0 H. M. per ditto ". A. 33 0 R. H. per ditto 01 ies fialtonstall, per ditto A 3 3 0 Lady Cotton, perditto Rev. T. O. White, per Vera sod Co. A. 1 2 0 B. R. 1/.—E. P. 71. Is .. • . 2 1 0 J. G. . 2O 0 0 N. N. 11..—C. D. per Morrie. sod Co. 21. 21... 3 2 0 flit 1 0 Discharged and relieved from various Prisons - 110 lieldent, for the sew of Considered the Casella 4lll retitteerre, Approved Referred fur Charadess 3 Inadmissible Rejected . 11 Benefactions are received by John Camden Nrild, Beg. the Treasurer, Chryne-calk, Chelsea ; ■lso by Messrs. Herries, Farquhar, and Co. St. israeyes.street ; Kean. Homes, Fleet street ; Mews. Whitmore and Co. bemberd.street ; Messrs. Cooks, Cocks, ■ud Ridge, Charing-erumi; Meson. Dimino and Co. Furth•lane, Corubill; Hews. Hasonsersleys, Pall nall Messrs. Yens sad Co. 77, Loarbard-street ; and by Mr. Gramwell, the Secretary, No. 7, Craven-street, Strand, when the Hooka nay ►e sees by these who are iodised to support this Charity, and where the Ihreiety tweet on the ant Wednesday in every mouth. -1 AMICABLE SOO IM ar itareelk S tit ruinw-oranato, Jinx 11, MIL THE DIRECTORS .tCorporates of .111. the Annan, Society few Peepeonal Announce °See, de hereby give Motive. ihs wink gins at the noviety's Hone in See lea, Phorintreet. on WEDNESDAYS, ths _etV ittetanosnd tat end Ith Amgen era, from Lines ea'', ii din Konen, mei One in the Afternoon ow nab d olittin_ elapo, And on An lan Wednesday of ropey sonseepoolit nand% Ono Sim to Twelve n'Osek. to pay Pains salAis tea Donn of Monbun the said Seeing Y. the Year ening no loely Day. ON Stile. ionanning NI Time ilemedred sad Sig Pont& SNISIBiSiop mod Deperire ter red aims. JOMISI PUMAS. asriaarr• CORONA L0N....711t Mi r ant paths of Wows. ADAMS owl gamer as she aeon st liridesireet sod tee=)== opposite Weatidoster Abler% en MIMI litl i rdebe ato = of VIEWING the PEOCEIVAION M : COP/BOJO* ibe !easiest, ewes. RIO ink Atone dittrattJ a Mme, pesiielied, sod seer Meer of Ibe MOH, iMProoreeMitir an Stied op whiten/ no= 1111 Sit. Aeseaseseilelies of Visages; far riepajnitilerle a iite,lMO vials and resiok irM he is soil. '; I VAUXHALL. ON MONDAY EVENING. Jolt' 16, that Mill be a GRAND GALA. A brilliant Display of FIRE WORKS, Partieniarly a grand imposing Scene of Ths ERUPTION of MOUNT VESUVIUS, Aud the Bay of Naples. The Military, Caledonian, and Panda's Banda will perform between the Acts. Admission, 3s. dd.—The doors open at Semi ; the Coo. rest to begin at Eight. Second Act of the Geoid all Drees o'Clock precisely.