The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-02-11 00:00:00

I .: ': assam••••••• — _ Tuv.ATRE.P.OY Al., URU K - TOMORROW EVENING, Feb. I 11107. 'fb.Tir Mai-stirs: Soeosor. , will let the THE H A UNT r.l) TOWER. • Remoogbskieut, Mr Dovrton ; NJ fOrt till CaIITC,; Mr. " ; V,rd Ishharn. , Edstaid, Mt. Bann s or ; I,lr. Dignum. Lads Eli:lor de Coury. (hat Lim Wheel; Ad..la, Sorms•• Storace. it t a s tp.ln will be produced. fifth time, a New Ballet, comp. !led be Me eallid EMILY ; OR, JULVSILE iNCISCRLTION. 1‘ Mr !he cow- the Ikallet, • Pe. Soui, W M • po . sot. Rdoo, Mr. 3, m aett4 ottdeut , c, R. 4 ~Itti i a Ir ettettaatia, ma d G e q w,ll b- adj.: I, the Comedy of Ttig WED , lii;G 0 %Y. Lord Rakel..nd, Mr. ; Aeant Canape, Mt. Dewey. I,dy Contain ' . 4 1/10 a SoLIOi. Mn* Daman. oil S.et,itt wet vr.olaseed, • iSte Play, I. bee efts, . 3 4,1 toe Cwkw. WO a Prologue mid Epilogue. To which l+e adJ d, The thserith. •eteve P ..re, in tan a4it, k is retwagod. TR AI 4 I3PtAT.OI , TICE, Imo 31, 1507. ripHE COMMISSIONERS fr t JaJut hog Hit Muiraes Trpoip Serried, for tanq Carr .. Nth aid 11 emeteded6tantm, eat far the Om wed Comely Prireters .11 Wer de hereby give Netire, thire they wilt Le ready at this oi 6 re. fti TUESDAY, 3.1 of Marrh, I.W?, to reeve,. seeded Ten ders eel treet ;(4 wir% Person. as nay be toileitiz to mars& lee V. lietel!itte Ji ro nod Waettle , l Scampi wed Pei.o..er. of or, at the finde,verstwert ',facet, tient the let of April WV, . . - !Aimee, Fee 4. 10t.7. LOTTERY.---TEMPLE BAR ASO "SNOW HILL. IN prt,uance of an A& of Perliamen,, `dole Ali peered to the 48th Year of the Regis of Ills re -.Post Ma jesty, rotated •• An Aft to enable 'he several perkier. there.o " mined, to dispose of teams' Houses, in Pmket-sue.', " Temple IL-, in 'he pariah of Sr. 'lenient Dane., in a e " cou-ty of 54.deleses, and in S':ione 'loot II I', " and on Snow 1411, and in Int It Ma pariah •.1 " St Sepulchre, in ill city of 1.0n4.., lir ',attar), ;•• the fruwees named m the said A 1, do net • , .7 glee vodka,. that al.c list hereunto winexed or autitaiel. CO M,•?.../ the eific Boddings and Hrootitaments, alhor rd as P•ises to the holders °leach and every of the tiatonate f eket., in the First Lottery. t • he drawn by virtue of the said A 1, and the under Lease and Clauses to •loch such are respectiv , ly sub ject and table,' PI:11. 1. A capital Fieehold Message. No 44, in Ski,ner nreet ef,e_tiaid, with large W 'rehouses, extentione towards the Noegh and flerth tart of Snow Hill, ritschsrgro r of Lind Tax. l'rae 2. A Freehold Memitage, No 14, oi Sitiltlier-•• •4. afore.aid, discharged of Laird Tax This Holt, is subject •. • Lease ipanted to Samuel Muller, tor sixty years, fme Christ -31..5, 1106, at a nett Rent of Two Hundred rod Fifty Faunal& pee Annum. Prised. A Freehold 114mewege, No 46, in Sklnner street, aformad, danargi 4 of d,„and Tax. Prise 4. A Freehold iles.uag ,No 10, is Skinner street, shirttail, di.chog d of Lead fax. Tin linage is su'aject to • Lease, granted to Mrilians Role. for Sixty Team, tree Chalmette , 1804.4 A Nett neat spf Two NA. of and T•enty - ire Nene. Per Atmore; and this !loose rs also subject to as Under losse s 'mutt to Tent &runt.. tor a Term of Fifty seven Ye 'is and nr.e.half of a Year, own Mr, hommor, 18 5, at Nee yearly R. at or Seed of Two iloodrea and Niraety. One Pounds. Pr a 5. A Freehold Alerdiage, No. 5, in Skinner-street, efunnaid, doeharged of Land Tao. This House is ....owl to • L,41,, graoted to Richard Roan, for Sixty Y. 7.1.4, from Chrome., 1805, at a N,tt Rent of One Husaite I and Eighty- Ive r.,„.4. per Annum. Pate G. A Freehold Meoinige, No. 18; in Skinner-street, efeeesaid, tirsch,ged of La .4 Tee. • Pup 7. A Freehnl4 Meariage. No. 47, in Skinner vete aforesaid, discharged ~ 1 L rod fax. Fie 8. A Freehold Mes.age, N. 2, in Shinier attest aforesiii, deseetoecd ni Land Tax. Tios House se ..ohject to a Lease glantrd to Wi aro 11Calfe, tor Sixty Years, iota Christ • mat, IduG, at a Nett Rent of Two Hendee' Pounds per Ao nuns; aod also subject to an Dade , Love, granted 10 Hugh Janes, f o a term of Tw-nte-one Year. lions Midsummer, I'los, at the y -oily Rent art Two Hu did and Forty-eight P./MI(I4TM Shillings. Prise 9. A Freehold Ateruage, No. 21, in Skinner-`tease aforesaid, ditch died of Land Tax. This Hera is aisle me to • Lease, vaned to Wiliam Ndfe, for Slaty Year', from Chrdtmae, 1806, at a 151-• it Rent of One Handsed and Eighty Pounds per Annum ; end eh+ ertiect to on Dodo Lease, 'tamed to John liamiloo, for a term of Filty-e•..:ht Irmrs aod one half of a Tsar ' floes 1800, at the Yearly Rent of Two Hundred mot Twenty one Pounds Eight and Nine Pax,. `Prise IS A FreehoA Mettuage, No. S, in Skinner-street eforesai ilitena , :ed of Lind Tax. Poe 11. A Freehold Massage, N 0.12, in Sitinner-street afores.i-1, discharged of Land Fax. Prize 1.1 A Ff.,.,!• Me's,t ige, Na. 1, in Pickett-street, Teeple-Rat, diteliareed of La n d r..x. Prim 13. A Freehod Alreu le, No. 8, in Pickett street, af,resaid, discharged of Land r..‘. Pg./. 14. A Fre-clad Messuaite, No. 9, is Pickett elect, &rot s d, d:ecitarged it: Land Tax. rim 15. A Freehold Merstaage, No. 3, in Pickett-street, aforeugoi,dislblreed of Land Tat. Prim 111. A Freehe'd Alesetusge, No 2, in Pickett-street, atm said, discharged of Land Tax. P:ise 17. A Fretted Ofeserage; No. G. In flidefteromont, sitresaid,Ji.chngeo of Lama Ine. This tiou..e is suticet on a Lease, granted to Wilhara ,r Sixty Tilos, (roan Christ sows, IS 8. at a ‘leet Rent, iof Oise It ondred and Flty Founds pet Anna n.; and is em subject to an Uridee.latase, groat• d to Richard Iles, for • r• is of To -sec-one Yearn, from Mid. summer, 1684 1 at the yearly Rent of One Hundred end Eighty-eight Pounds. his- IS. A Freehold Atesuoga,N - • 7, in Skinner-street, aforesaid, disclivred of hand Tax. Poe 19. Fr.-:,old Mes.uage. No. 1, in Skinner-street aforesal t, discharged of laid tax This "ruse is au'jsct to a lease, granted t.. Writers Rolfe, f. r sir - leers, from Conn 11f-if 1806. it • nett tent of oie hundred and fif . y-five pou..ds per Ana um. Pore 10 • Freehold sleionage, No.ll, Skinner-so-et afore. seed, docharaed of Lasaddax. This house n tub. • to t , le o ,giiial lease V,. ru 1, granted to Se ilanrn Newbury for fifty nioe years, and this, quarters of a soar, from Midsootarer 150 J, at a Gen renter( core hundred and twenty pentads and one shilling per annum. Foos A Freehold Messuage, No. 28, at the corner of Greeo-Arbo. ocean', in the Ord Barley, diseharged of larid• eel. Th, house if subject to • lease, pawed to William knit., for nets years, from Ch Lamas 106, at • nett rent of one hundred and hew poneds per annum; and also sableet to • uoderitas-, grained to Thoiniothier. for • terns of toe ity ele sears, IWK• Christmas 180,0, at the yearly rent of one bun sded and fins ;moods. Pose 27. A Freehold Message, No. if, 13 Skinner street a..ormaid, discharged of land-tax. This house is sahject to the original lease thereof, granted to David Davidson, for fifty-nine years and three quartets of avear, from Lady-day ISC3. at a nett rent of etgotymine pewit's, three shillings, and four-pence per annum. Part of the promises, on the South side of Slcinner.street, not distinctly aecertained, are I able, so far as restwets the title, under • lea's, which had been granted, and which the Corpo ration of the City of Lund is purchased, to au annuity of two hundred ...astride a year, ler the life of a persoo far advanced in years This annuity is regularly paid out of other Pre,nses, and the Cot ~oration of Loosen h rye retained a SUM Of ill say as an indenitioy against this sale, sit that this will be merely a noonis..l incumbrance. Green wider our heads this fourth day of Febroary, one thousand eight hundred aid seven J.W ANDERSON. 351115 SII.VESTER. H. C COAEBE. NEW %lAN KNOW LYS. JAMES S!IA\V. Yarztouth—A.ct and Woun led Searuen. Ply inouthe—Soanish Pre niers of War, in healrh; Sirit Prisoners of War, at the Mill Prison; Le Caton Hospital ship. at ritautafth I and Sick Prisoners of Virp. N I fends will be re.,:ired after One o'Clock on the My of Treaty, nor any nnteted, unless the Patty, or an Agent for him, persona le atteltd. A separate Tender must be male each servile, anti each 'fender must be arcnrrireanied by a Letter from twos rowel enie pars .n., eitgeging t b.-come bound, with the I'. eon tentleitng, in the Sum of lual. for the doe Perhirinance of the Contract. Feather Particula • may be iforewn tor applying 31 th ; %Itatfatt, the Sorg on of the Hutpitti, at ; ur to Captain Isaac Co.7rase, It M. the Ageat for P. 114111,111, at Plymouth OVENT-GARLE.N. rilo-340atIOW EVENING, Ftb. 12, 1807, •j,will o. awe& gitikepeetv's Triß TFNIPEsT; con; Trig ajoitoticirPo KLAN:), the .4h.fua I)ut u! M. M.Rcialt, Mr. lrc•••:/:•1; ?Apes Fe k .tit.ool of Naples, Mr. C. Kcinble; ant ins ututmui and. C Eeinb;.; Asirl hy • Young 1.1.3 y T.. •u i s ilh o wl h. al I.t. 4. New Pi1.16,1111111e;CillIth1, HARLE4CIN AND•MOTHER GOOSE' • 4.A..1•112. GOIXEN Eatti. Matliar 01.. e, Strunvava;Colln, afierosrls Hader air.. Itr.Kin., an 1 Mr 11.i!ijne. Jon.; 'Squire Ba a l*, afterearda 4: _wn, Air. tlrniialdi; .y (.ith .• Surr), Mauer s . aft,rvikrell C.o . Moo .Irl •• . Every Man in lis now ; with Harlequin ac v i g • Ir. The Gold Eire. incTuALL.lsr.-orincf, Fes 4. intlr. rrHE COMMISSION.ERS fur riariding Hit Makstr ' s Nses la iieviy -Op Thus an FRI. DAY, the a;J:4 iuilaint, they Wu he ee+. l, o L. receive Till. dkra u Wreausi,.' at Ma 'ttt),-myl let Ct *aka RIVETS, COOPER ' S TO , LS, awl COOPERAGE STcl.tE` 4 . IFt ursire ekt. hkrart,areet sss . , rgairu, f.., she Spare nj ther Year, jr.... ear Detre ef tq. ramrods es he den/grad Ifeatmada,‘ Stares at ileatiord ad to be pIJ ter by pct , 4ol7ity week bt. , reet, Mar, 1141, air Dale. The cAditi,,,, r‘r.4 be .et en of the Seen* Ofer• Noreen! laid b het to any Tempter, is ic . lirit the Prior shall ore inarri , ./ 14 ll'ordt et less4l:l, n•• tia aL &I ws/ 1x deltrerr Spent bti:• r pa Ike paid Frtaay, 014 04414.14 at Nor %aim S;,e I err. males at Teak r, or Moe Ott S%s4 behalf; ostfand• la din.teitr no for • FRl r,y. inset Trice.. ...n 110:1)Nt.SIDAYS anti nikYs d g Ti'Alt v !UV( , COVENT G ‘RT)V.N, 007 t. R 11) AY ueNt. Febt , mry 113. 11317. will be • uo Pit V iret Art nf TI4F. CRF.A flOtf. with , 0. , 14 Me.. Mecums. onlopoord :•., •t v fi,.t etoor von , s. FAirnurite (Me . X V. , 1 R ti FKASr ; nv. The POLVVR rf b 4 ao tle•ntipo.o4llr.G. V. Hindel val3lC. 1. , , , ,er.0h Yoe.' Periveiteil, U. I)ieknots, Mr.. Stand, nn Frn,..4, Mr. Br.han, Mr. Pyne : Ib. Smch. M:. Mt Be:!aety• Insrlernote Treirmer., "Jr. A‘Mr-r. Lester of Na p i ,rt 0..4.tan0‘ A. Hinter Hiitnn, IS t”igh. Nteltalsni. tap-mayn't. SI . sick. JO,Shgr,.. Sim week. Y•ung Lawrence icr . . Vi..tas.Ntrwq. R. Lilt Ctagr, Wo.er . hoae. WeAvvr. (Vo Ch, Cornish. Maptlit3n, DICkIIII,II. WANTED, a PEILSON rho c* write a Lest plan H.. J, to c".., MSS. NW to tra.tbt ,t from Om F,e tch into Etheirtlt —.Ainirrb, with Swenartn., to Mt. &IMO, N.. 10, Tarratock-p1a ,. 0, Itusurliarps .r n RI risH GALLERY. tillAnall.—This Gat ti; tetv, 4.r the rehibutle.. en: ScA: of .he WO3RN of NRrisrs, wed k ow, on to the Pw...0. oe N▪ I.) .0 sy. 16th of Ve;..e .4.e. 14 • C .4(.3110 n?-n eve.t• • , fee t•n the Inormisl t,.1 bve i the ft in on. Ad. tizo, 1.. Ccalogue, V Ey Older. ,LEN-TINE GRKEN. Gaper. 111.1 . 1..kete of ittletemaun 'Atli be .tea..ly at the t.; y, foe • to the Got..rate, et ~ e tert, ,,,, Royal ACA4CM141444. 44441444 i, 4614 Renal...mg Art.st.t, fttotelly, the Itth F•6414 , 14tr -44 ITER. NEW fiILUEC T-sPANORAMA, SQUARE HENRY ASTON DARKER respettfully is fwms tha Public, that he has finished • VIEW of WEYMOUTH, Son Set, with their Niers:stir; and the Princess , ' en the Water, so the R.T.I Barge. returning trona a cols*, in the Royrit sin-ereign Yacht, erhich is hrolght au nose' as to gives perivt Vies, of *ha is corereterfd the li”eet •^d mo•t beaserVut Ve,sel of het class ever built. LORD NELSON'. GLORIOUS VICTORY OFF YRA. FALGAR, painted open rim fret v:ale of Ten Theu , a ,, l Square Feet of Canny trimmers open.—Admittance t each Piint.ng, One Shilhut•—.l;rn from ten till dusk. 0-e*.e.—tle .1 Athli Tn • renseridor of the Wed an. the Ch. •. whit% ate asnw pmna and c• i •eplete. by the mast eppen•efl P.,:f,rtner% Nie ited at si x b k •n et S. •i.nt. I I ilf-pece At 6% Pit 03/1. V ei enory?s. Urier f1,.1/ory Pe• if tiv• R ~.4 tri b takes d Alt. Brunton, at the trirr. is Item 'met. •.• e+ffott Ilot+kf of the Perfeeltreese to b.t. hint in the Thor& AO. piece 6.1.--Thass told tat the .treets are 'pompom' a•••• 1 of feet VOCAL erfcaitT. by Hit C TY% ROYAL. LETTERs PATENT. D')CHE'I ROYAL 1-IERBA 1. EM BltoC A. sla noel CAE: for the iII'.IOPING C1.1Ui•11, otthont VC- wine. 'lay 4nrival.ed th Em'irnzatinn has rine', end eat t i.ensv, enaio - ta t.i tee,. it lg. main., in the Public, .it ia•.r it 1.1411 i.. , ractiatail by unntincit - le4 Par.ons r-tolosPiipiarinu. 1, ps.sitv,na, nas nlwin.d Ili Knesty's Ra al Lour , Patent, aup,nnting him the ante end e*chieiee bineht of his most invaluasle diermery. The Pathanc a, d franviivi may, therefore, botupplierf, whole. ale and retell, at hie h use, No. Its, Kincatreet, Holbnen ; an 4 am relocate.' t 4 oh.e- We, teL met, Stamp ie signed "J Kocher and shit seen nntt,e i. given a foil 'Creation, at the top of which am M.:l•;ty'l A mlif . 1 0 6011 F. W Crop. •‘• Al' itliets a:, Csolityrfets NEW BOOMS, — 11 ANOVER-MWARF.. ikl ESSRS. HiIRHISON, BARTLE%IAN, an's GRE ‘TOREX, moo remeSfolly acquaint the N • bility and Gantry. that ile rittsr coxcEsT will a on FKID.‘Y NEXT Emma of Subscription. and a numerous List of the principal Performers, veal and instroneental, hive been pubdshed, and are here uninted, to make mina for the *articulate of the riot Performance, but may be had at Birchall's, No. I ld, New Rood-otreet, *here the Subscribers ate respectfts.ly unrested to send for them Tickets a. won as parotids. ACT 1.-.oorrrium and Chorus, ', 0 Om pleasure of the plains." 11+,14.1 ....-Glee, with a double Chilly " A 'memo: fr , e rdship." Wainer --Srog,trom t lor Te.nprst,Mn Vaughan, and Chorus, .. Come mite these yellow carrel ," Purcell -.Duet, Mr. ht-Ilarny anl Mr. ttartitnian, " Ent Lord es a roan of war ' H. ndel...-New Song, Mrs. Mountain, " Said , smile to • gear ;" mcrormeni ..1 on the Plano-forte by Mr Greatoren. Osaka* —Grand Cam -, mid., (MS) for Virgin, Tenor. Vio loosen°, Oboe, Clanoner, and flassonn ; Memos. Weich.el, SloglE, Lindley. Long, blaltrad, and 11.4 w. Winter —New Soo& Mr. itarthaman (never performed), ham Campbell's Remoras of Here. Dr. C ;kat a-Faariurite Echo Glee s " Daurhter street, of win., awl air." %V.rime.-ar.fter: and Song, Mil. Asher " Sweet bird," accompanied o n ri l e Auto by \lr. Ashe. Handel... Grand Chorus, fro... the Cr e ation, " Toe Heavens are telling toe giorr of Gad." Ur. Haydn. ACT II rsa:.lolebrated taisatad Smfonie, Beethr , ven ....New Sorg, Mr. Hartigan (never perfor.med), " The S,ddrer's Fa ntral." Attgarrd....New Glee dirt time), " Fair Ellen -," Air by Mr. Ikaltarn, harmonised for four Inalem, by Mr. Hat. rispn...The Eleveoth Concerto (Double Bass Obligate, Mr. Dragorretti). Caroni...a-Sone, its. Ada', •• Ah dollar la belle Aurora." Chamois —Faveurite TA.Aet.“ Methinks 1 beer the full celeatial coterie " Dr Crorth —sec. and Song. Mrs. Mounrain, " A e:mspir," Violin trtahrto. Mr Welch. la. Gughelaii...aFoiele. " bole Britannia," VIM* and Chorus, "th Accompartimt ors fur a full Band, by Mr. Greatirmt. th. Arne. Stirs Parkes Rro verforrnante will be on the 20th, and Ma , dame Bianchi% on tin 271 ii imam. The Doors will open ...t Soren, sod the Concert commenre r indispw..sqe superiority of the GENUINE ClifthCO.Vt. DENTIFRICI, prepared eitly he the Pro:irieter., KEA NOT and 81.%K1', Cheinsts, No. 3), St. Jaeres'oetreet, 1.11.40 '6, 0.211/ the Yawn's LIN& 111 3.2...fal est. relation, is folly established by the decided preference erh;eh OWN. whir here made a sine. laed oalts,,ue to area it t this is doh co,fit•srell by a' %yr , rapid and extensive sale. The Ru pli,lol., therefore, take the lawny of recomm-nhie; it to abuse who has. net ee1 w 21 V 62222 ; It is perfeetly ex. erni.t 41221 4224 and ••iii.sesses, iu a peculiar dila,. the &sir• able orcilitiec of rendering the Teeth hearattfally white. and prinerri.ig the unmet , in fine, the corn'ainuel properties el this ID•rittibre, os triennial to the imprereisent to the T.llth, have procured nth. sanction of the filet Natality in the londreis. gold, wholtvile and retail, wish printed 11.211/0211tiu2P On it , chemical and antiseptic properties, by the PS2lorleWn. N". 33 9 St. ; at 211 the principal tavola+ throughout the Milted Kierdern ; and its London, by Samuel EMS, whole sale alresit, Gicek street, Soho; Keith and Cu No. 30t 114Y market Hardin/ SW Co. Ni.. 59 ; PallAtill • Coartenev, Ch ales-street, Sohn ; Razon and Ne. 0 1 44-etre*, I Chip, No. Srd, Cocksniir..terci ' • Attains, J 9,), Oxford. street ,• Wade, Ku 13. OM Bunthttreet . Withers, Na. 320 e Sneed; soil Wilson, IS, N4iCkr.i•,....103d NI it. WINSOK hut the honour to invite all I 4v41. Iterestrt et Parliament. and their Ladies for roil I THURSDAY retains. at eight o'clock, sheris•g thss month, *a me his Room Vuntossird. and .inner litlere"."'" With Th , of the Fatally and etlensistny way reedy .t.i.1,1.16 a Imis.ion Corns, at the Offsce, , o • ,a -" tlt4l to /0•1 ft. and ontertelato the real value ul the disco •o7. and , Itt estettl.ltnit.tt founded Memos. NATI( /NAL LIOtIr kl'lD IIEA r I!4fP.N . f. I. tn. Intla:uctinn of enite and G -L,e`t:s Mtn? respettlable Subscribers, meinit env ).r.imtosa, hams ev nal for an in •reem of Shan-. on 0%01.41..41n; 1.:a: , • of fto t 4, ~., e h 1 rtseerfOr sobtasst to Oit Vim;.-, as the most teitineely tQ !, • e..eourostestrat of my plan : Yoe %It-..ree, to !..y 31. deproit..ach, and lyre out a. tt. Vltoess !Atom., to pay 21. trls. Areploit tacit, and bare two precisely at ktight °Cluck. Fits Nobthis and Gentry art repectfully iatreated he direct the, servant, to sot down and take up wan th,ir heron' heads ewes yds timeree•steet ...Mr. Townsend ell! at the howl of toe Police 011icera, and attend to the malaise's of the cat nips, 1.:. . .- TO THE PROPIIIE rusts of EAST INDIA stuck. LA ntllll AM. GUlT,.coars. .A NIMATED in the mist solemn manner by LA the repe.ated amunultes Of soppOrt which I COotintbil to Teen', I Moll alliai.l eXpross nit wannest i • title fat such additional, sod dinetertated m nits of Lyon:. l have lute* brambly submitted, is you icy pmtamtduts to fi:l a win i a the flitennoo. Ti,. experience of a gr , at rot. tint of my lite in vie Co.ateny ' s service, combined with entire Innate, ciestatute the gfoUlidi of thane pretenainlit i MOM I Cannot 0f...r, and sante I tat sere you do not requite re • Can thd te, to eii.ititc him to ihicharg 3 the duties of tin. ittioOrtalit station; Tit I lit sy. I PUT. WitliOut pftlittir ;Pion, lire you my so;oniu aonoiona, that in the event of tny minces (ana the is relitioa I have time With in XIV Conllllo Isaacs To 1T teem to doubt i my abtany thrall be exercised to the inmost. and the w inde a my time ba devout' to the fulhiment of nay duty eon nascent with the procaerity of the Ean Imli.a C.anipany. IWI t 'hat thane Proprieton hi wh...an I have not yet paid My rry - ct ., , will not Impute the slammed neglect to any oil.? that. tile lea came, the eatensivenen of the cans e. 1 I hare th e tumou r to rattain, L.i2iits and G• .t.lem - ti, Tint ilinint i ,l and most obliged humble Yerwant, I Mdl Mill, Vvb. tU, 1107. 11 WILLIAMS. r 4 I Capetian Wattrams ' s Committee rant even, Wed• wieder at the Knit's tlmd Tetras in the Poultry, and attend r,•.ni &linen a• five u'Llnck, by whonl an; comarinsca!"on w t'.l Ye thankfully weenies!. - - CITY FREEHOLD LOTTERY. •rHE TICKE 11 for the FIRST CITY LOT &• TERY, will be reedy for delivers, ea or before the 20th Lest. at W. E R /LSE'. principal it licit r 404. I, 7, anal 49, tiki nn e r -stteet ; No. 42, cornet of hartio:lognes.-laire, close to Ow Rank . N. 4 I, and tl„PieLett-etteet, Temple-bar ; and Nn. 25. King -street, Covent-Ganlen. - ROSS'S ACME; UK, Tlll. Pe ircnos or HUMAN N It E. R OM respenfully informs the No%ility and t;etitry, particularly those of Taste and Esain that he has now the tont extensive and extraordinary Aeortment of GENTLEMEN'S PER RUQU ES ever exhibited ler punt., view and apprnhattost. Their surteri.ony is not Franey derive., fmm their eegant undulations, nor from their easy and char: ad:lesion tat the countenance, in which they are unrquilled ; but from that .trid resemblance to nature which tuft *attune the ter! first moment of weir, and %vim!' nn other maker can require, or even imitate; a:fordon; to the inventor the hnr.t triurioh of art, a.id aiding in the wearer, a In•elin••e to youth, and a reilyec lath , It, to ye. The univeisal and excins,ve nrettnencr , aTtiiind these Patrician on the Lot Hi, th.dav , and evaiy L Iknortab:e tintla &laze, hienntestibsy prove tIW:t pre•ensin mee. Rags ae gis toe LOthhaeteum, the IL • lA. th rn e i ale, .f various hues, hams, and fa.:ii".n., from d, ) •. 5,6, 7, 6. 9. and td, to 100 gui.ins eseis...Onssin Liao .if the greatest ea, sty telt I•Lte trio. 'et ha .11 it.esn, at Ne. Iditshoptga•t• strain, evh.it three 4.. et. !teat the Lokadan Utica. 'hot, Shares, t." !Ay 41.41.i;t one Mee three voter. t•aty Snares. tw ray I i.napnot caul, ant nese four VOW ti 'real 16 .11. e. and upe art., tv way 10a. derail. each, ac.l have F.t ewes. fh to I.edini and Gentlemen who haye treacly subscribed fat a number of Slaters, ray hare their Nepeatti allowed ler an I:lCeo,ft, on the *hove Seale. tt.o actipturnot rottistue tn be received at the Ranks of Sir Ma+ gloighum Co Dotayoes and Cu. ; and at tn.! (Mee. Pall-mall Attend:nee in the t;onantittee innen ; for Fxrottnatinn ate. till I , I.IIIOVIOCk ; MIN Plana ; at the Oak's ;Ars, 414 h..r autos 110 , 411. Esoevi.oonts mod illu.winatiens ever, Ma utry, ViAalmaaday, pe4 E.:mints. it F.g!•t n'Cl••rit • ' flors-laubaerven`s Ttektos M. emelt. Wlieboll., Inventor, rateotee, and FouttJer. • Van•kala. ~....,„,...; , • ~..., . . ~ . .. t s• Nr . ' .."11.11:!• 11: A it s . t t". r ... . : A.l 1 • 4 .. _ 644 \ tit ...... Ilitirtittob .lor-cf554 ..10,• ~,_- • ...b • P - ' . *reary...f.4lr. 4.--• _ . .0. . lo• • I • _ --- -•- -- ___ . - • - 1, . * $ 4l lP 1 1 1 - WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY it, I8')7 Pi , ICJ- . <I r L t4CL. IMPERI IL PARLIA.VENt. HOUSE OF I.ORDS—Temaie, Fie 11$. At half past th..e o'clock, the House sat its a Commi•tee of ?miles :I, upon the claim .f &Nogg Rose Eibs, k.sq. to thP barony of Howard de Wal fen. Some tuither evi.lenca g..ne isro„ io supp in of the claim, and the famines consideration cf it was than wards fixed for Tuesday mat. ABOLITION 00 'r:IE St AVE TP tot. The Order of the Day, for the t' ird reading ef the Bail for the Abolition of the Slave Trade, being read, Lord REDESDALF. rose. and observed, that No Is.. preamble of .his Bill might set out, that the African Slave Tnate was unjust, inhuman, and impolitic, and, howevei it might be considered un just, inhoman, and imp il tic, to emancipate the Slaves in the West Indies, yet he considered the present ire.-.u• : would be tbe mean' of peoduring. us the Vv'est I Lelia Island, all the hertnrs 4 a revolution. that could possibly tie t lic , ived -- 'I he A•vsistion of 41. Af• can Trade . it enns; hired, atinuld go heed i . ho.d with that io the West- I ildia Ishtar 6 and however drobassie ate of PI the ..... total Aboliti it ot toe Trade might be, lie yet nos sidereal .his instantaneous A ot i on. not only use gerous in itielt. but likely to be produ3ive of no particular good. As th • Bib coat at re e ern. he could not give his assent . to it, bowev.o he might he inclined to support it upon general principles ; ha I it been a different de.criptioo i f Bid, se: went grad ialty to a general Abolition of tb;s Trade, it shonld then meet his hearty concurretice. Ile felt, that ary attempt to withstand t' e piesnnt ender., si ism upon this qibiost, would be in vait,; hnt he t otztd not helot remarking, th at wheels 1-i;e; tare afied entnnsianically, they did net alw.tys allt wisely. and he did n .t think that in the faithful and conscientious discharge ot their .'city, the oppo• err. of this measure bad much to answer for. The Earl of BUCKINGHAMSHIRE said, that this enthusiasm, as the Noble Load was pleased to term it, hnd lasted for the last te enty years. In . the year 1792, in the HOW* of Comm( .is; he voted fir a giadual Abolition of the riade, but opposed it as an immiediaee meeiure, because he conceived. thee sufficient notice shoelsi be givea to the parties en s esgedin this u atfic. With respita to the injus tice of ea:eying on this Trade, it bad bren so ante , stated by other Noble Lo ds, he shotod not detain tbe Meuse; but as one thing was a matter of no toriety, he could not help observing upon it. It was a well-known fag, that the Slave Denier' ea cooraged and excited differences among the on. I happy Africaos , for the very purpose of porch nn the prisnners taken io battle on t.oth *idea. Those. only could be a judge of the otueli:es itillEted upon these unhappy min. who were tad to deal vv.A. horse-deulere. It was a common prmllice to apply remedies t the sores of hors;s fur sale, in ortl,:r to give thins a smooth and saleable appearance ; in the same manner it was the commen praflice, with , the Slave Dealers , to repel the uisorder, which afterwards bloke out On the psor Negro with treble virulence. Ueder all the circonistancea, he con sidered the preseet a rneunte absolutely necessary for.the security of our West Italia possessials. The Duke of NORFOLK considered, that the result of this measure WWI i be of ele greatest utility to Hie Majesty's West India possessions I he thought it replete with every true principle of hu manity and Janice to 'the Slaves themselves, and consistent with every principle of sound policy He trusted, that when the measure became peitefrly tine derstood in the West Indies, it would meet with the hearty concurrence and coopelati,a of the Planters and Slave Merchants. Lord REDESDALE shortly eirpla'ned The Earl of WESTNIOKLAND ceoisi lered the measure, in its present state, inhuman I opt litic, and sanguinary in its effedls; nor could lie reconcile it to any logical principle, that because C.e African Slave Trade WAS by this Rill to be ceits.ialered unjust and inhuman, yet the continuance of Sla - very in the West Indian Islands was not lutist and inhuman.. What must be the sentiment of the Negro, when be read the preamble of this Bill ? The inionsisteney. of it was evident; ant when tie adverted to the high authorities who bad Arena!! been (rioted as autho rizing this traffic, he considered. that 0.... load no right to stamp our predecessors with well disctedit, as this measure must do. He further considered this Bill, as (he was going to sae) a arambeji upon the other Nations of Ourope ; .is, while we endeavoured to persuade other Nations to ado tit the measare, we lose the market ourselves, and suffer ail the advan tages of it to fall into other hands; w h il e , in the 11 eat India Islands themselves, Cue Pianter and the Merchant are cciaJly injirtd. Lord GRENV ILLE observed, that to the Slaees in the West India Islands, that stiff justice which the Noble Lord (Westmorland) advei Ltd to. would only be doing them the greatest injury $ from the 'lama and original situation of these men, the bleu - lags which the Noble Lord wished to be extended to them. they were not capable of enjoying; and, instead of making their sithation easy. and happy, it would tend to their ahsolate ruin. Ile did not wish, after the very long 1171 d painful invzstigation which this subjea had already under gone, • intrude say further oliservannes upon their Lordships Ind he trusted this would be the last time he all- *ld trouble them on in it. The Bill was theft read a died time, and passed. The Irish Treasury B Ile BM ; the Soldier and Seaman's Sedation Bill I the Irish Gunpowder In:par:eine Bill; and the Canada Yarn Bill, se verally went through CommitteeS, and the lteports were ordered to be received on Thursday. The heisting of several Appoint Guam- was then appointed : aner %hie:. tl . t I'doin.s.adjiserned until 1 his-slay next. - '.: I . 0 w, I At•!4 , . . J ' -I