The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-03-16 00:00:00

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HAYMARKET, gti out .7111 PR . , si ,• ot , tent steititsTY. • . i‘iit io ttrtrA r. Pdif se Lismsivr. Ritow. SATURDAY. March 17. OPERA CONCERT-ROOM- i - Ili ENE'QI4ENT • ~. .i y ar ..r.; pA... ... . ...-5i........_ .. , H. WA I.K IR K reapectfully announces hie kind . ••bis fdwissWa Sensate will JED TIOCK.....Tke II .• • I FlPfriff,AL of this 11 °" 6.4), LORtik e lfilliSVARtiv. Moses 16. • GUY NANNERIA i r Al l'aW El DOURANION He promos mailing his- BENEVOLENT 11001 • . itlf: PATiffict Sill be • for chi OR, TUB GIPSY'S PROPHESY. , astifoledsla imissiong Stage (the largest is losodos) to display celebrated TO. . AY;-.4arpb li....rrn Their Lardshim met at tesruy agnates after &sr sishmk. toner: eret • 11M1011100Auestoressla, bit improved (tied often pirated) (brief . the'altioilosiresem4-414 'die orr.p.ii&LoNbots Mr. Ir•ial• 61 .0 1 t h e C 4 "4" 05 Hon" , 'mede d candaln to 'en To amightd• with. eddl nate. • • rhillltor 14 Ovs t "IP' sear ORRERY . Parnoniars in Bills.-.-TO-NIGHT (Friday), at TATUM, Bialiftsposoinief w . . . ---• . ..k dataniros it in the trade honors Ibis country, ,the -- ...1 ,, perfpginag on the Costiaeut with& mecum iesprecedented, swell. :.tai,. United States of America. sod Canton .- Laid on the table. . gnu '',-, . cant . . Bores lls.-Pit Ili - Large Fires Sre constantly kept, and H I. f 1,..,.. DiSt : I ll a Val • - x 1 iv_ of Mr. Hall. Iron the enitestiary House. Millbank, pre- settler T *REAL T OE ORPHAN OF GENEVA. • ibe Room will 11. Step as usual on Casein Nights, with -'-- • - IVitT li ta illit LOD. i t .G. . . es. Atc hl ! T° l a O tt Chair. iti - bible ONO% *. Cooper; Footslog, Mr. Pepe; Coale Re c la m. m f a . , A ,. - tatlearef the Proiseptiary brun t mi directed by the Act a Huron Rlorgillb, Mt..kiessard ; Pleard, Mr. Oats.; LawhostriMr. Plume say he takes, sad Tickets bad at the Butt OSee HIL H. dna boa. or wet titatkoe# Darn' thicteigoert.ei ; ' • "i " .4l '' g ""` In-- L" " th°44l '' that o ;soot I Deliparb.lllr Bomotey. Marlette, Mies 111 . 0 . , eif the Theatre, sad at Mr. Ehers's, Old Bood.street. _,,, m ,,, 11 ° A . i . l[ba,General Euelosoni Bill was Mal .tao third nor, Cottontail de Morvitn, 11121 k. Egotism ; Bridget Mrs. Urger. Mr. W. is glad 4 the Frieeds and others who object to a 'Th. 1/111111.81 - 9 ‘ 411144888 ' . Tal". " 116(411116 " 1 " 14 " ' V pass*: and' real to the Commie& .... betwe ?Isere to be taken of Mr. Rodwell, is die Retook gf. the Theism," dot big nettle room tremble sad errevell.' • Tice Eark al Illashalsta . L•ra 148 °. C" ll WOvilisfiE G.' - s • - ffhOliarl of en A F rammer po•ooseet a Petition frog CPII6 . aisle: Saloon of ibe Theatre. --.....---.._- - - •-. ..... the Dirporatiiin of the Booty* of Culdoraer, against troy Gene. Print , *sell Is 14 MA 1 111 11 11 1 1 1 Ity ref thoilewsv• -3 " 118 THEATRE - ROYAL , ENGLISH OPERA•HOGIGL • " rd-W m• r 14 A111 00 W'.• - Lortrriti•lijoit .P. . farther etweemiees brag granted to the Romeo Catholics. su f f er Matta, 11.1abetilsedis the Unbent , * Beset, by slipllttatioa STRAND. . . „1 , Lard VseetnistStagiek . Lord Arthur Dili,. ill. .t•• 4, --aradoina Nift .8 the table. ft Mr. ell. at OR Theatre oily. 0 111 HE Public are respectfully itifirmad r . time. • lord Viee.4llll Vabillifil ' L r e Coarhensiere, G.C.B. Mr. Fisootsen and 'weevil other Members ef ths House 8134:11 . 1 A oad ic irimmoopi is ii , ropiwwr i w w, . . I the * LECTURE of the STRUCTURE of the.,..--113 11 1 1 . 1- G il t it glar , 41iill ' - Do e6 al li e " .. : ' deft 1 -s- A ll ,' 11P.C.P.4" ", b ,1 X : e• C. 8... at V0111111 0,, 6, Woods tip the Silk blestfarture Bill, the it -- r k •• yaps% _a•• , .....a.. 1 for_Yredfor", l uts , . 4 . 1 , 1 = 1, 1 Arthur Cbichaam. Ilk PKII/1111*1111.11!. • •• alliss Dorm Nill, and tine , Coctimal sad hdlg. Bid, adddi . gentle • peterestios, • • :-••• ''''' ..L poopoe Instil WEDPIMSDAT NEXT. die II aI!P. . war inivrtalty read a Still tiny.. lgi. • rivigiodkumA. GIIVENT-GA . - i''..tio" -'. - • ILI& '•,. -. ArilhauttseiL ' , •- • fitiliith • ' " Me Pitetdoe if Mr. Bishop. -- . . - • FOUND i Theme Alessinirr, Rolit.ta Toiifte,•Pg. We i . . ' • • • . • 'N ...._. ..... . .. . The fiermeigner bas the itstiefactiou moo reapectfidli to MK-. MATH EWS. whet (having been nut of his heith "'lad l al • authOnY R 4 -ilfhlt, Hog... ,•. flieffßEr OF CONIMIJNS, TIMM/DAY , Misses 16. ' . 111 16 acgolikat the DeaditY.OesstrY. and the Petite. ttoll Mn. Mutest) will be found again AT HOME, for the IlikehaelTroy, Ea 4, •,,•_, Sebn Moore Fronds, Eq. .. ' •;. . ' - 'I! • --.• . Over, Wes, is .ed kw His lbotiag, is addition. to the 1116th time, at the THEATRE ROYAL ENGLISH Tickets meatygs meta to be had of the Stewardi;. ~., ...a . * T.D. LEI% BRIDGE' besought in • Bill to enable How. Orin* made it the meal drparissest of OPERA-HOCSE, STRAND, TO-MORROW. SATUR- of Thalliumgwre. T resm „,,, , co ex , a p h *. eamato. or clisriAableosiadallasiefileilienete lauds, bosses, were , lbw p.....40,,,,,5. eta. im p wo n ", g cc , or, • and DAP, March , 17, when it is resperifully announced that fie vans, Warwiai • ; ~ f the tterroary •at the Sir of Abe owl other teneasuetwbelorigiog ID their reipectiet 11111131, ill his too Mr. imigmejtorigagrd far the remainder of the likevon. arstilseve..o4imour to attempt a Dearriptiou of his Travels 'raven); atisiaiftbrlfotiagy's New Estaidishanest, is Stesit earitairge for otliche of equal or greater volue.-Read • 11011 • • . 10 the • 411 n 110411111.111 r. Pon, and Signor Angrioul, are also is Al; EA NTH, sad WATER. ford-streo,Jfidaddimobed. . . time, and ordered ip be read a second time as Monday neat. award le Part Third Mr. Mathews will represent Rol Pleasures figudfalOgifia. , S. C. MICHELL Secretary, Iir.iIiF.NETT proented twit Milieus from certain Laiid. libels '`• SVENING, FRIDAY, March 16. • GRAND PERFORMANCE tif POPULAR sod p: L 16111111 C, preceded by Cherabini`r. celebralkd OM* At ' , eon. oft Sea Voyage in the Polly Packs.. EIGHT rry -__-..-___ E . DRED AND SEVE IGlifT DOZEN ~, •;._. OF PORT WINE IN PINTS., AT Ibe. PER DOZEN. . - •""'"7 - - gg , Q,,,,,„_,,,,,,,,,, , p kwiss b yry. &shiers le the County of Wilts, on the sublet l of the agri- their I ...• • • • SW* if et Fire o'Clock. 14 - 18 -•••• 411 • 11 hnitld IDVlPtetnlent of 'the Celebration is ors. e l : t ird l47 time l- iiii ,r s nd s Lot dilse Nortionsbertoti New County Gaul Sill was read the htd . 6 ve ..:- . oo .a, :ereil to be rw i o i.4. which saitted se the done if Mr. Hawes, Na, 7, Adelphi.terraee i Mr. DUGDAILE brought i. • Bill fur punishing juvenile i s . %Op oilimir the ( Vt.* " o . B ol.o" aa iele TS IF rtg R. A LICZUSTIJS DAVIS, 171, Tottenham to whom all appliaatifine open that *abject foist be made. ' '`• .',Under., privately .tranitig in shops sad dwelling-houses.- the let Arsenank• reps the opera " B , af•todentir I V.M. Court-read, late from Messrs. Dehmlow' nod Rourke, --- I - Dela a first time, and ordered to be read a oared tirse,ini , his on ig Oa ne tied tisnwitd" (wits fornalrelle Wise-inerelasts lt. his late Illajegey, respectfully informs In the press, Thy ridgy next. '-' j ASir caw Doe, .M ate. ondookNetre Twee PO nu- his Customers sad the Public, that he has purchased an eu- T HE THREA SPAN! A KOS :• a Itowmce. Mr.:WHITMORE presented a Petition fro* the ClergY . w Stephens : ellaslis iillitesiktor 'Mrs tire Stork of Pints of Pert Wises, which he is enabled to WI Signor Angrismi, " lo.dinsirl .... aitlon sell at the above extraordinary low price. lip GEORG& WALK k:R, - Alth;;; iiii • Theodore Crirboi.'' celebrated mess frost iligZi s Md Mr A. DAVIS respectfully intbrtme the Pablie, that be Prielir Ili Lilwery.l7o, New Bond-street. the scene form NANO% . . - .lle bas on bawd the ftillewiNg. being the Remain of the Cellar Atigebt" and "'Tire • bill'hil 0140."-- advertowil foseteeta days sisee:- -. . .. • Nearly , lv tree oriume,. 41a. 1110 I fling 1 : ilia : he iht pr T i o u w it ri d a . nd . N . . e , i7libourbood of Bridgeourth, against the ,_,_ , . removal ef the disskahl ie. of the Roman Catholies.-Ordsred ' R UP ,....f fs Rir . 41 • Mr. CROellfirebtaieed leave to bring in the Agouti .itnig I 11•4110 Mousy Bill. He tbs. broaglit is tho Bid, which :Slim a al $lll,ll And P1:401. .1 NM 1111111 . 1 . 0t1111 will sing, b t ealsrells ewe g 0 Bottles of St. Peray Cbinspagymb la tbs Per 1144. ' ' wits read a fi rst time, and ordered to be road • mosod time cuirc Frogs% i die popular don (liy.• , ' 1 with brightest couditior .......... ...... .. ba. .4i. ' - tfse OPE ItierTIONS of the'. , .. morrow a SIVIor APArrisani, "Giavieette ; slide* Echo 57 Bottles of creaming Cheaper* - . 04411Fi1. •" ili INDIA during the M • The Committee on the Husbandry Horse Defies was editor Resig. _lllilrePuvey will slog Of dialer) " Bea elms did-t 69 -Ditto.. West India Madeira ..... . ... Is. Yd. fear of . flibilranidryilaps old To , , poitp ...d t i ll , 0 _,„„,,,,.. '.. I: ad. tont," mid " The May Willie Miss Warwick, Dr. 40 „Ditto.. sauterne - „. Clarke't duet , with Mr Pyne, " Bern is yon Blaze,' sad 6.. Ditto.. Froutigniac 5l, ad. iAmitt yALENTINE 8LAC3204 1 : .. ' - CATHOLIC CLAIMS_ .• • Mt. CROKER rose toi give notice with reference tin the :Ilea "La DoSM the Amaitte.” Signor Aegrisani, _ l4 Now piu 16 „Lim o .. ow rg irwati g h lt lad. . fissionable Order oft , • ' • imperiusit subject which would be brostkit under the Men- ' eing,F Madrid ;" and flity mod parliestlav desire) tie admiral ewe,. I t ..Dion .. c.„„ t „," _. 16 ..,,.. . 1 . L „ the ..amite SA,nffin••••••_ 1... m..... 1 Aka Rai& fsr MS. .. _ . , (.. I '7" ?V*,Ng`) 444&... ~,41, ok . 7 -.. i •:cf ' ,;) ...,-, 44 ,.. ~_ t ;1 . . • kli; Pal u.tin .4%41 • . • PnicE Id. . 7 foe yell" he had msde;• and that My •arred withhim in opinion, that 113Starre ed the isHuded to (mid nut to be ripped up airovsh the purpose of casting reflections es fey petty concerned in them. He had not the smallest iteei tetion to confirm the statement of the Honourable ' (iallant General, that the affair alluded towns led in a tontine the most honourable end even to all parties. He, as the blend of tia.-14.505: Baronet, met the 11011.. nod Gallant Glencoe& .". oceasioti, and the affair was eidireiYorrair4rot wren them without any interfereoce of the wits: Is; and woe fully convinced that the Geelasit -nil would be the last person in the world to any to be done by his friaad open . tlt ()coolies', which was in the slightest degree derrigitelet from the honour and character at. •ilitomens t I;::!fitatrat, in alluding to the silence wit% Ch'the paragraphs reflecting upon the ntioetity the divisions of a former evening were peered said, he only- mentioned it to skew to the Member for Yorkshire, that lie and his friends sincere in what they rind on the occasion or motion for calling the printer of another paper he bar of the Howse, that they would treat all on the party with which lie acted as beneath notice, in any other way than by contempt. Lotd.fltaatoti begged leave to add to whet he befOre ended, that he knew the posacreph of (eh thty hail been speaking to be as poinfol to feelings of the Hon. Baronet, his friend, as to NlVlVaild those of the gallant Officer. • - 111. Footwear said, he was convinced that it . have given pain both to the Noble Lord rod 100 1 4 WoItTLEY took that opportunity of say the paragraph which appeared in the l Chrowick on the day following the dil cu of his motion, did great credit to• the eilitorf that paper. .- • 1' parli wills Mom " Con Pardeosa.".—lllion fiborp will perform a rancid& awa the Harp, compared by Boehm, is which with u llstrolleeed the favenerile air of" Donald." Tire Pdillorneoscs a amelnde with (for she secood time lac olgoloor tit the estlatelnatie sarlassatione high *Vaal: ad PlifienaaacP, 4641 by ea Orchestra asidatieg .r • volitY 11 ‘• I/Weed Perfocpcm% *ladies 4 Doublet Or obsiero of WOO) a NEVV GRAND TRIUMPHAL ODE, is- lacer of tie First AlitOryrsery at. Iris ai.. 444.141141 she ftranse. o:l4laprard ay Illr. elebey : the Poet* by IR liekdalle cootlude with dill med andrem, a Pod ",mllll iidditiosal arrOPIi&IC .11seet Iktfurst imi ee i railiApia Ilea: Peery, altie aid Ines *OWL" Mr. Prig, • 1111iThritdi, Mr. Mein% aid Reeptaail. - "me liereilliel. di isom.lo be takes et is, imemlijek ALARM • lbot eelloo, ... MESA TRR-ROYAL, COVENT-GARD RN. T.MORROW, SATURDAY, March 17, will be performed a sew Opera, della DON JOHN ; Or, THE TWO YIOLETTAS. Dom Jobe, Mr. C. Kemble; Doe Frederick, Mr. loon; Dots of Ftrrara, Mr. Abbott; Peruebio, Mr. Cosmic; fraction), Mr. Lipton. Find Violesta, Mira Hellas& ; I.sadladly, Mrs. Davenport; Second Violetta, Min AMplierla. Aft whisk (SA time) a new Dramatic ricer, in two attA, called KENILWORTH. SAW Dudley, Earl of Leicester, Mr. Yates; Yee ors, Mt. Abbott; Tanaka*, 11r. Coma/; Michael Lan bourne Mr. Cower; Mahon, Poster, Mr. Parley. Ellis. blob, Owen of Saglandl, Men Flureit ; Lay, Coasters§ of lolsester,-Mrs. Violas; Jowl, Mr*. T. Hill. Own to he opeowil d Ilialtrat lit o'Clock—the Play to busts as *VA. Easel, 7. ; Secnod Price, 3a. 6d.—Pit, 3s. 6d.; Second %my 1111.—Gallery, 9e.1 &toad Price, Is.—up per Second Price, 6d. for the aeon to be taken of Mr. Braados, at the linenoateen, floes Ten till Poor. • filaceikt i ffbaltirpeare's Tragedy of The Life and Sloollt of tin 11111aimaad it. Third, with The Forty Thieves. Obi IreatAay, The Stranger M rs. Haller by a TOMB( IlAgir Owe Mat appearasce on any stage)—after which, The : Leonora, Miss Hallande (her Grit a ppebrasee is that ihatacian). ADRLPHI THEATRF., STRAND. HR. BOLOGNA. THIS EVENING . FK IUAY, Mareh 16. awl carry WF.DNESDAT an FRIDAY EVENING darter LENT, an eatirely new Pictorial, Optical, sad Me. altar 'cal Ecitibitian,eallad, THE PANORAMIC MIRROR; OR. NATURE'S REPLFCrox _ _ • Piece I.—A drawl View un the Rhine, with the affects of Mt% Ines*, the Rising of the Sou, &c. This piece will be Precetird by the intieuiuus Performances ROSENBERG. from Switzeriouil, consisting of • watiety of milierins DECEPTIONS, with Coatis, Magical s, Neils fce. &c. tree View of Viirwinoth, the Yarinnoth Ramis. & r .. with Lord ffelsoe's Illoniernewt, mud the surriiiimltut try. Mr. ttoLoGN 4, during the interest of the MICH, will eXhlitii some Ore mod unlit...llea Pieces of Me. tweludi•g the Cabinet of Ssf•ty—the W lethal Column—the Serlf-irtine ‘Vindroill—and the Prince of Cue. j WWI right Storm agil Shipwreck. The Scene will rime with she Itepresentmoun of n Shipwreek, and the Fre. tiou of Creo, by Neane of the Life Raid, &e. The Etteilitie%i I;rfurmance to atueluite will, improved Hydraulic Experiim r , in which Mr. ROLM:NA, in addi tive le *emit of the Inuit R.:mired of bit farmer Pieces, will iittewillew a variety of new ones; ithewint the pelmets( and womirefel Effects of the Unities of the Iwo Eletueuie of Fare as Water!'! Melee. 24 Is.—lluur• open •t Six. begin at Sevett.,--Stc.ind Prier of Ilalf-past Eigh►. STRICTURES CURED. fy a new loietil;ti;iieeisitetrniehlranme Corn plaint Ni entirely eradicated (eitheut the use of Bent M. Caustic), *blether of hoar or short stsitdiiia, except Cu... stittiousist, as Ira eosin wieknessev acalually accumpasiy• 1 •11 it, als4 .0 a short time the whole ',stria is re,esta binile4, leilte oat of the createit discoveries eves made, by J. LTNICII, SO, Poke street. St. !maw's. Keep...table revenue' will be g lyre if rrquired•--Alllel lese he he MoMpaill. Ir-2.—The prics of the Medicine, is Five Pounds a . . A perfect Cure fur Biliore Affeciion and Ofneruciton in tkt bowels. ..Dm 94 .. Ditto.. Gaud Cape Is. bd. Al.. the rentaisiag Stork of a Itigh BOUM is the Spirit Trade; eousietiag of Us/i•94 few* fear Is twelve gallues, of Per Gel. Cordial the, at ... • • ' 7e. 9.1. Jimmies Roam Veil eid Cogaise !lr. 04. SAINT PATRICK'S DAY! MIYTON, Stuck-Broker. Coruisi!l and J.-ons _WA bertLstreet, begs leave to iensied his Friends, the Public, the last day of the prosiest Lottery will be TO. MORROW, SATURDAY. The Wheel is trissoossiy ric►, there being Three of 21,0001. Mosey sad Comas, besides several other litapltals. Tickets sad Shares fo► the Chalice ef the above Grand -Capifillcare eu Sate at the booby O. et lETTOM,C4Ww• MR Med Lionbard-stevet, wirers oil business is the Public Puled.lstrsasscted with fidelity sod dispatch. LAST DAY of DRAWING will be TO MORROW, SATURDAY. STATE OF THE WHEEL. 3 of "LIMO Coon°le and Money. 6 of !TOO Comola. 9 of £lO5 Mosey, die. &e. This 5K 1016 Naaabers to draw. Three Tickets of each Number. Minlosted Undrawo Titania" nod Shares *neon Sale by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Siock•Brokers, At their Old &nablinAnti Wilke, Bank Buildings, Cornbill, , Who Sherri! sad goirl lost Novesiber. 3,141. s Prise of 111,0501. Gaols ' sari is time presesi Lottery, Nos. 1,40 sod 1,998 Prises s( Setti. Mitsey, ear+. IT WILL BE ALL OVER TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, the 17th Wessel, ST. PATRICK'S DAY. _ _ _ _ J',lid J. SIVEWRIGHT she Coatruchwa for • the Lottery, respeettshy rentienl tbe Public , doe Op *bole Lettere Meshes Tbstoses bet I,*ld Nonebers to draw (Throe Tickets of each Nnstbst), and sat there see THREE Pews of 21,0001 Consols and Mow, aid meets' otber Capitals, all of skids most be drawn To. soorross. od• A few redrawn Tickets sad Shares are welling at the Cwatraetor's Offices, 37, Curehill; 11, Holborn; and 3111, liagiaarket ; where No. 2,03, Class 11, 21,000/. and sere. rat other Capitals, have already bees sold in the pretest Loltary. tit There 110114 T was kams n, in the snail. of Lottavies, Three of2l,oooLto draw, with at few Tickets The Contractor's Offices will be open till Twelve this Night. 'no iwitery finishes To-morrow!!! The C•nw.icl Goisiws To-morrow ! ! ! The Capitals must come To-morrow ! !! The odwr Prizes most come Tomorrow !!! TO -MORROW (SATURDAY) will be a bogy day in she tottery world, as AU the Three 21.0001. Muter, every other Capital, every other Prize. every Number, every Ticket, sod every Share, mast be Drawn To-oesorruw, 17th inst.int (St. Patrick's Day), for thee the Lottery entirely finishes, and it is ■lso the finish of the Contract. N.B.—A few, Undrawn Tickets and Sbares ate 'till us Salo at Macre, 1. 11, and 9, Charing cruse, and by bit Agents in ilic Comm!. ••• BUSH 1.. abtady Nub, and Shared in tha.prearat !Amery, 2,053 (Class A), 1721,000, and several other Ca /44 'fba Price of Storks is affixed !wady spied mars Office, Os Cymbal. by which the ['abbe shay sce the Mac- IMO'S Offices will he OPEN till TerelYe this Night. DROPSY. MR. IAI X MOORE. of Sooth.antson-build ibv, London, thinks it proper to artudial the Metier !list lie reobt.ifor 4 t.f lilirtsti PaliVllla is ihe different 'optics of this 11)imiriler (in &nab Sexes) as liitteetto. letit9s, uulegs post paid, will be received. Mb Addrrai to Hydropie P.tivois, suit Appeoilie of Caves, nay be hail at Messrs. Iliabley's, ricet-ttrvet. I[IENRY'S CALCINEU AiA(;NK.SIA cots ' muses to be prepared with he most orropuloot rare wad atleation, lay Alison. TIMMAS acid WILLIAM II ENRY, Mailufaeloring Chemists, alloacbester. It is sold in bottles, price thl. or with glass stoma's' at 6J. stamp included, with hill thrertione fur its use, by their var;oes Agent* We tile Metropolis, sad throughout the Viola al KiiagJoase ; bast it ciroot Le paraisiire II II their names are engraved sin the Govrraineut ktarap, which Axed 4001 i h.. cork or stopper of emelt bottle.' Of met of the Yeaders of the Megoesin may he had, au- Ilketsersted is • Abair *amp, HICIErS Artoiliale splay' . of VINEGAR, As Itreenstioo of Mv. NIENItY, auJ the old, peening Preparation of thol Artilec. er *fay , urt Geyer. ./ Meek., Kistgebeici, Parbury, sad •. . ' • IVO AftiC. • • !Iry reilieetfull? ielltais the talle ^ * 1 1 / 4 11 1161: 1 2 44.1° Vit i Z i t i tt NIP - DAV Alt:nay A UAW, is (yrs stile. price V. tat coo aqiwilig a deft essomit af tag fiereleoo of Four Thintstisl Ors Illasidred testatp4ts °Sem, briar the whole of the MN Olgatis is the Army Ord Mat they easy sow be partirmarl wishsat the lesse4diesity •Str. Ertersses ISOUSsey Lang, aid an other Bpokselllers is Toss sad • Illebesilots es how* sot sfremliAil Wm le Wok ore t fatly ailiodastlitig ,` ~ BY THE KING'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. THE ECO !) NOMICAL AN UNIVERSAL LAMP. THE Patentee presume* . to assure the Public, that in this imitation be has Do less in contemplation thou it general entsmitute fur the Candle; to which he trusts it will prove infinitely superior, in possessing the invaluable acquisitiosi of safety from danger of Fires and when it is mistaidiereil the thomimwds of live' and millions of pro. perks list loam lame allerillted to that the Mitotic will wit fail Ilimpsireelate the importance of the sub ject kV View. ' , -Sfiwatifimelips embrace the ativantsy.' of an invariable Wig and steady flume, without requiring any trouble we amendlsa is thiniasing, darer' the evening, or time they he in wee; swill the degrees of light are nicely calculated mid =ply provided for the occasion, •voldeng pro fusion, sail mannqweatly waste ; and, being free from the maim sweleslailleass mewl on, with which most lamps are en• eameentskawr eandroed owinpletely portable, biasing any too aniladhinessinessfsparet variety is form and elegance. adopted to Ms Alsmisirmtkie, side-board, card-table, mosaic smail,dratitiwg-ssam, umatN-parce, lustre4. fur all w hich they are alike admirable; and fur the hatchet', nursery, &amber, and sight-lights, they have a strung flair* In the alteelom of all "ow In society.bring so perfectly' mare, that they may he placed se a lady:4 toilet without theleast dan ger, and be regulated by the moo simple means, to burn with a Istilliaut Same the longest ur night,, usbering in the resuming, •11.1 then Iltsapreariug without causing the least awoke or smell. The itaitunary'Grecian hanging glam lamps, are elegantly saanp'e, Ned much admired fur the atheism-, passege, lub4r, hall, cuoservutory, Sac. Like, wise shim stand burners, fur lay ge 'foam and other lanterns and Iltu•li4hts, to which they are a valuable improvement. la ill %tile lamps, the sum* perfection exists in requiring nu anemias' duritte the evening, nor roplenilltimt with roiton *finer thou spare, its two, three, or furor mouths, bu ttt tse as sweet as wax, arid iu expense wet half that of tallow candles. Sala, fur the Patentee, by 'l'. PBAKCK and Co. 201, oppu site St. Clean-al's Church, Strand, Lando*. who' to •Pcore the reputation of those lamps Gum the effect; sir had oil, are buond to Pell near but purse mid Kenai's, Spermaceti. in which the soellokesee of the Public shall never be abused Orders and.lethos from say port Air the Kingdom will Meet with prompt attention. • Or NI 403 sieistiosi of the House 44wwwieowst, beniast the Bills foe EN, wing the disqualification's( ides lamas Catholics. 11111 should be the-piessure of the elk far to adopt ter: principle a first of those a r ia allow it to be Mad! a wood lime, and to to to • Ciillmiltee,of which bo had but little Anglo, he should feel it re be his duty to aura as . instead: Oar the Committee to prepare a Mosso for ass tiling his jesty to make a provision for the Raman Ceder lic Clrrry. The Flax Manafarture Fecourageweot Bill was read the And time, and pissed. *lc LUSHINGTON pretested ea account of the wansior a stamp fur bills of exchange and ruminate sans% Jovial •to the Main l y Office as not used, during the last. lecke months.—Ordered to be printed. US W,. UM TH4 1401111:1f19,P01111'._: i. • *-4SO R"sisii with pest, reglilk. that lie relic to call the attention of the Howie to titel subject he.was about to notice. Two days ago, eittl.. tans paragraphs appeared in the Morning Post, ling the lion. Member fur Appleby (Mr. Creevey), and those who voted with hint on a former evening, us Jacobins, and perverts desirous of overturning the Constitution and laws or this country, which his Hon. Friend hod resolved to treat with the contempt they deserved. But this day (Thursday) alibi! of a different description tepee his lion. Friend up. , !seared in the same paper, in the form of a letter, signed, ‘. An Englishman." That the writer was so Englishman, the content* of that letter would war. rant any num in doubting ; hut be he of what country soccer he might, he was beyond •Il doubt devoid of any particle of the spirit or feeling of • Gt-niletuan. The !purport of the letter to which he.. spaded wus to impute to his lion. Friend cowardice ten certain transaction between him and au Hon. Bart. (Sir G. Warrendei), who usually sat on the other aide of the House, arising out of some words spoken by his Hon. Friend in his place. if any int, imitation lay ag,ainst the maniwr in which that trans • ; action was contructed on the part of his Hon. Frierd, it was upon his (Sir R. Fergusou's) character that it should fall, ou him the dishonour must alight. He . acted nit that occasion as the (newt of the I lotiour able Member for Appleby, and had a meeting with • Noble Lord whom he now saw in his place, on the' other side of the House, and who then appeared as the Mend of the Honourable Boone alluded to. Between that Noble Lord and himself the affair wan arranged to the perfect satisfaction of all parties,' sad he would - affirm that his Honourable Friend came nut of the transaction without the smallest ground for any imputation upon his chancier said honour ; he • believed none who knew him would think him capable of compromising in any de re, the honour or the feelings of any person who con_ . fided such a trust in Ins hands.—/Hear, hest!)— A similar libel appeared in a Sunday 'rimer, called the Julio Bull, which lie had no hesitation in wiling was the most scandalous, infamous, .foul,. and ras cally publication that ever dwraced the picas of this con tit, y.—(Heor, hear, hear !)-.-It was not coo tented with libelling and ilrfanaritg the worth and virtues of living characters, but it ripped open the • tomb' , of the dead, it violated the ashes of departed wroth and excellence, it calumniated the me ))))) ries, and attempted to blacken the fame of individuals who no longer hr.(' to punish such aggres.ioni. Living or dead, neither vex, age, nor condition, wus exempt from the virulence of this base libeller, who seemed to derive impurity tram the except of Ins own infamy. To political lihels on either side, he Was at all nines inclined to extend favour and protection front any srerre or hard' visitatton ; but an attempt such us this, to rip lip latest' tratviac lions lung pod, and Iva! 6itiee Inv iril in fir ors earthly porpoise but that of aspersing the private ehann:ters a individual., hr clout(' nut pass over without notice. It was not 11141 intension t: Inas this publication the sulijeet of any motion, but he should content himself .1111 baring thus publicly exposed it, and he called titian the Noble Lord opposite for hie testimony as to the 'limit's:t of his lion. Friend in the transact:on, to which he hall allad.d. Lftfti BINNING gild he weld save the Hon. dud 13xlIant O!&e►'thet ho - soitrieedity complieti of . . Air...ft;. Hammel, was aboist.to speak, when 'Ote . SPEAliell rose, .and said, as the Hon. Mem xer Aid' said that rt was not 'his intention to coa ti+ with any motion en this subjtick he would ; pat if to the House whether its dignity would not be better consulted by not pursuing the discussion. • • . ASSESSED TAXES. Sir M. W. RtuLstr, having been isoformed that it sews the ititention of the Right finneurable the Chancellor of the Exchequer to briug forward a motion somewhat similar to that of which lie har) : given notice for this evening, would therefore post. pope ins motion to this day sennight. MILITARY INTERFERENCE AT ELECTIONS. Mr..l Ames mud, the subject to which he was 'abdut to call the attention of the Home was one iKa great itioireihrowa r woe mitres it elFected the l'esghta of his emistiteems. • but to .the . liberties of l the whole hation, that he .felt himself ender the ,Lbceart` of claiming, in # peculiar 111401frit, the liirfulgence of the House, to britiging it for ward. unaccustomed as he was to the treatment of - subjects of this nature. The resell of hii mo dots would decide the question', whether fur the talittri tositesitatelotlious for Members to serve in :;that Rouse, were,: et the mere will and caprice •of Magistrates, to be carried at the point cf 'The bayonet ?—(Hear, hear. Aeor.)—His -ennEti r iients in the last Session of Parliament petition ed the House. compleirring of the conduct of - three Magistrates of the county of Cembeilind. who. daring the election far the city of Carlisle in blay'last, introduced a military . force into the city; . ;gisa they prayed east the House would take the 'object into its - -verwideratiou..and assure them the . piutection of their rig,hta. Considering the import. once of the subject, be felt that he should not have done his duty had he attempted to ',rem it upon the attention of the House at that period. wholly -occu pied as it wits. in common with the Whole florin'', iu the consideration of a subject which engrossed every llstreght-.-he meant the dilferemeSs which tin * hippily existed in the illustrious Family at the 'firistiof this country. A few days after that Nti 'lion teas laid on the table of the House, a Noble Lord, the Member:for Westmorlsud, stood up in place and declared, that the charges it can. •tained were unjust and unfounded. The Noh:e Lord must hive said this from hearsay, as he win • not present at the election; and he honed if the Noble Lord had since inquired into the circum stances, that he woeld now meal that as.ertion, as • he felt confident that they could upon iuyniry ~ e ftlHy substantiated. Party polities had for - a long .time ran very high in Carlisle. and from circum stances which it was not necessary fur him to detail. the canvass for the contending parties at the last election bad been very long sad spirited. About noon on the 24th last May, when the rival cavil , - dates, himself and Sir Philip Musgrave. were pro ceeding to the poll, a scuffle ensued in coolie guesser of the meeting of the band,. It wag such a scuttle as commonly occurred at elections; it tl:d not last more than tire or ten minutes. Short:v afterwards application was made by letter from IF e agents of Sir Philip Musgrave to the Mayor f. : the assistance of the milltrry. It might be of surprise to many persons that there shrink.' tr.... beet, any military at kind. The Hon. 31eti1;,.• then read au extract from Blackstone, where ; c says, that so jealous was the constitution of the fret - dom of elections, that the law required that •:i soldiers should be removed from any place where a I election was CVO., on at least OUr day before the poll commenced, and should not Too. u until a day alter it was closed. But 02110410 the mails. y were all Withdrawn from the city of Carlisle, they Were not removed hem the castle, which he rob tended was a violation of the spirit of the law, which tint nut contemplate the eminence of any castles or fortresses in the country in a time peace. But as a riot would reader an aren't. told, it was not legal under 04 pretext of riot to call in the militaty. The Mayor therefore declined acceding to the' reqtii•st, rust sent an stoner, that if any sin pediments were offered to Sir Philip Mesgrave's voter' iu their way •te the poll, be would hunger -attend to les, I . :3 _A ....• . I I • CATHOLIC g/US.STION:. . 1 • Ma Saris putilighed, priee la:" .. 't`.*: • r'E SPEECH of the-Leif HicithMrs* 63 Llllll4l 11111POSHT, Is .Me Noose of Csmaninso. ans FetwousyllS.loll, co presruaifithe Petition of the 13ritisa Roam Ciaoha. pablialeed AP' the express desire of the British OMWM s..td. Mafiosi fee l. Ridgaiay, Piteadilly. Also, 1. SHIMITANCIL of the SPEECH of the Right Hon. HEMS? lIIHATTAPI, I. the Mose of Commons, May 3, 181% a Roo the Irish C.attlaille Petitions . Is. 2. ANC* or the SPEECH of VISCOUNT NOR V, its Om Debate on Ore Cp t i b./i ft Pr "" i " ems the Ho. of Colltilions, May 3, MB, 4fie Motion of the Rigid Hes. 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