The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-06-23 00:00:00

- ~., w I,; f •••• - 77r'7T-* ~~~. UMME I ~;; C, I r' _ Jl/ • LON rra•N . r. ....I -; 441 stj4 ! ., P41M5341 .4 414 , 1r.1w! Air . • , • ALAI** 4.miaiwymit. a 61.114ett • v.v , I Vitt 112:1 1 - -r.•l .• . . 4.04 4 ,0 I 1,646 :,11 . 11 ,1 .16t I _ NummEit 5788. KING'S THEATRE?. THIS EVENING. SATURDAY, J une 23, will be performed. blosart's celehrated Opera, twilled I.E NOZZE DI FIGARO. la the second Aet will be istrodiscod a DIVERT'S& MENT, ineirlealal to thr , Opera. After which the new Ballet Villutenist., notified FIN ETTE Er LE EVEILLE. Applications for Botes and Ticket. hi be made to Mr. Elora, Bookseller to bis Majesty,l7, ON Bostlrlreel. • • •i 1 ' 1.1 ~ ~ . - 641 sal 1 4 '.iii iiiks. egb ~•,,,,..,•..,. ... . . .. . _ SADLER'S WELLS. EVENING. SAl'Ultl)AY, Jane SO, M. by meet particular desire, 114th time, tire greed series* Permissions of BLACK HEARD. To ethic% will be added (for die einlh time), a Petits Barletta, in one ad. called THE RATH ROAD. TM Parselora by Mr. Mordateat. Mr. Eltiol, Mr. IC y, sad Miss lebnelose.—" Death of the Sereggler,'• by Mr. Pay ae . After which, ISA ileac, aro ermine ameba spleedid Comic Pastonivoe, called HARLEQUIN "AT HOMK;" OIL THO MAGIC FOUNTAINS. The Deere will be *peeled at AZ VCI•Cht aid the Pyr foriteente coeseresee at Seven. Plows fur the Benue may be rakes of Ur. Steak, et the Thearre, frost Teu till Pour (of whom Private Bowes may be hid eiglotly); end at Sr. Cbeppiels, Royal Library, eMittimii lioarescippeemnine we Me :saes (Are s. a idols) ow Moeda?' seal, in her origioeS Chemin of Madge Wildlife. LONDON, SATURDAV, JUrvE 23, 1821. EOY PTIA N TO VI Extraordinart EXHIBITION at the Emilio Hall, will amines OF4X aa la. EVERYDAY, frees El even till 114 s, Adokaaa BP.LIM &MAR* rEdaT. TAE diffieutly which abovt of the visitors at the crowded Rousso of she *KM Institution hod ex rwrleoced to obtain a eimpeleat Of alfse a Irsoilesey rm. of Ibis great effort of genie., has Indisnad the protest Proprie. for to continue dos Public Balsibition of It dee • yew * gn a ts with the celebrated noose of JOIN% by she OM. AM.., at $43, Strand. Eshowe, the bra alier h Calharensuotresti. Adositsaoce One Wang. IVESTAIINSTER LIFE INSURANCE sod A NNIJI FT OFFICIN BMW sod Quaidll. Lames% Esashiishell in llet hestVtaan Lives mid grousing Aansities on tie same svngs, fit Poilie as have hard* soanvoil Ratablislismest their evaded Patroosage and Support. A Cumasissitra is allows/ to Solicitors, Agents, trotters, ite. DIRCCTORS, Taw/vats, AN AUDITIMUI John Somme, Egg. Chairman, The Hoe. Mingles Kiaaaird, Depot, Chairman. Sir G. F. Hotelman, Bart. William Fitzhugh, Esq. Sir John Cox Hippistey, Bart. I Ralph Leyeester„ jos. Esq. William Agnew, Esq. Neill [Malcolm, Esq. John Brbb, Esq. ' Geurge G. Hills, Esq. Scamp Bruuksbank, Esq. G. H. Saamier, Esq. M.P. W. F. Chambers, M.D. Swiuey Toooe, Esq. George Cumming, Esq. M.P. Rd. Williams, Eig. Solicitor. James Hairy Deacon, Eng. RICHARD BARNES, Secretary. The Proprieiors are respecifully isforasod that the Divi dead is is the coarse of pay Right Has. Gentleman moved the ResoPuttees fur tsrallflaillf for the Sinking Fund Loa*. Mr. ELLICE ensaphased of the mode M the ac counts of the Sinking Fond, and the traminetiam enameled with if, were kept; they weaves complicated; aslant/el, sad conferral, that tt ark impossible for any Sterna, to etnler. alma! slipm. He mould, therefore, put it to the night liaa. tketlemau to say, whether he dial not think it could eta:acid in apposed • Committee for isbireolipiiiig Mose merostshi, with a view to their simplification If no othet Member took up the subject, be would himself move foe mieb a Committee in the next Session. The CHANCELLOR of the F.XCH COLTER said, he should have un objaction to the appointment of • Com. witless Viso inquire ist tip: subject is the urxt &mann. He lieu& the difficulties respeetieg the aCtilUnl4 to which the Hat. Menther had alluded might be 'meowed. Mr. MABERLY ':pissed his sraisfatio• at Mild lies. Gealessai assn I. itsa appoint.... a. , - mane. me she subject of the neenonsa is the ova Session. Mr. GRENFELL was also glad to hear that the Right Has. Gewilvisan wps willing such • Committee rho laill tie uppoiated ; it was highly ateassiry that the whole *dam of the public armrests abroad Ise simplified as mash as pas sible. He difered from his lion. Fi liana' the Member fur Poelarliagloo (Mr.tßicardu), inasmuch as he an himself a Died to the Sinkik Fund. It ought, however, b be in eon. elected as to operate as a real Seminole Fund, hat eta Su Oho joggle's( neaumer in which it was at pre...a managed, by polio, OF debts with one hand, and contracting still larger &Ida with the other. SECOND NIGHT OF THE SUPERB FESIFIVAL. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY- LAN E. THE GRAND MASKED FESTIVAL, given on Monday last, molar the immediate Patronage and Sanction of bi. Majesty, in commemoration of the Ara siiversary of the Batik of Waterton, basilic met with the trust derided 'sad rap tures approbation from me elegant an amenitslage of Company as ever roargregatial ow a similar occasion, will be reposed 161 Impose of the approaching CORONATION, with regreaseri AllNSlelelfoll mad additiotsal Spienaketir. on MONDAY 'WEXT, hoot Itti. Amid the cascaded traiiirty of Enterlainsoeute will be trodueed Ground said Slack Rope Vaulting. The erie. braced Famtuccini. Glees, Connie hasp, Recitations, &c. &e. A Grand Yriumpluil Arch,with the Ceremony of the Cham pion giving the Dellemee. Men is Armour, characteristic fasces and Cesubats„ general Feats of Activity, and various other Antonioni'', which will be detailed in future Adver rsentents. Payee's Quadrille Band, Military, Scotch, Psnalean, and others will attend. The Joors will be opened at Ten o'Clock, and the Amuse ments commence immediately. The Sapper will be on the same rule of magnilleesee libido pre surh general satisfaction ow Monday last, both in quantity and quality, and will be supplied by Mr. Sharp as before. The Wires will alto he supplied by Mr. Charles Wright, and will be of the same superior quality. Pro:raid Admission i—Tiekets for the whole of the Ester torments, Owe Guinea, entitling the Party to appear also in noisier, sad Mask, 11101 i to Refreshments of Tea, Coffee, Leneumade, kr. he. until (Inc o'Clork, when the Grand Sa loon will be opened as a Supper Rooms. Supper Tickets (Wine not included), 7s. The Dress Circle of Hoses will be appropriated solely to doom who hive the Guinea Tickets. No Person ran be admitted of the Pit Floor but in Mask and Domino, or Character, it lorieg appropriated solely to a general Mask. d Promenade. The rest of the Boxes will be opened at 100.11 d. each Person, eulitlimg them to see the whole of the Entertaiumeers. The Loner Gallery will be opened at Ss. Mr. Lee, of Charles-street, Covent-garden, will attend at theTlestre in the 'seeing with an assortment of elegant Costume, Character Dreams, Dominos, and M ..ka. The Nobility and Gentry are respectfully informed, that P-imle Boxes with a Sapper Roam may be obtained at the Theatre. Tickets ere ready for delivery, and may be bad at lb. Salaam of the neater on Friday. Places for tbo *yip may be takes of Mr. Rodwell, at the lanai plate. The Theatre will Memos for a limitid period on Wednes day seat. TNRAIWIE.ROYAL. COV RNT-GARDEN. T iiiS EVENING, SATURDAY, Jotie 43, will be acted the Opera of DON JOHN ; Or, THE TWO YIOLETTAS. Don Jolla, Mr. C. getable; Don Frederick, Mr. Jones; flake of Ferrara, Mr. Duroset ; Petruebio, Mr Connor; Frartioso, Mr. Liston. Firm Ifictletts. Min Hallam& ; Seam! Violetts, Miss Stephens; Laudlady, Mrs. Davenport. To which will be added, 28th time, a new Graud Melo dramatic Ilorostier, called UN DINE; OR, THE SPIRIT OF THE WATERS. Sir Hsldbrand of Ringstetten, Mr. Abbott; Seneschal of the Household, Mr. Barnes; Walter, Mr. Blanchard. ()n -ame, Mira F. Bennett; Bertalds, Mrs. Violist; Bridget, Mrs. Drven port. Ondiets.—Kubleboret (the Spirit of the Waters), Mr. Connor; Gyblin Om Goblin Sprite), Young Grimaldi. Doors to be opened at Half.past Six &Clock—the Play to Luis at Seven. Da Monday will be revived Shakspeare's Historical Play of King Henry IV Part the Second, in which will hr intro dared three additional Senllol., diaplaying the Grand Coruna lior or King Dewy I'.—afirr which St. Patrick's Day. THEATRE-ROYAL,RNOLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRA XL). T HIS EVENING, SATURDAY, June 23, will be performed the Opera of INKLE AND YAI(tUO. tattle, Mr. Rowhntbam ; Sir Christopher Curry, Mr. Bart ley; Capt. Camples, Mr. Broadhurst; Medium, Mr. Grove; Trudge. Mr. Wilkinson. Yarico, Miss Kelly; Karelia's, Miss Witham; Patty, Miss I. Stsvensua ; Wuwski, Miss ti 4 putoir. To conclude with the Romantic Melo-drama of THE VAMPIRE. Chararier. ia she VAmpire, Mr. T. 11 1 Cooke. Lady Margaret, Mrs. W. S. Chattel ley; Ueda, 911 Holdaway ; Ariel, Mica Dude.. _ _ . Char ~rtntt in Ilse 6.•mon—Reathiren, Mr. T. P. Cook, ; Iliongla, Mr. Mirtley ; liutiert, Mr. Rowbotlimu ; M51 1.111 " 1 "^". Lade Marg•rrt, Mrs. W. S. Ch..tteg ley ; lifidget, Airs. Grote; Effie, %Jim 1. Stetemson. The Grand Saloon boa been filled op as an Illunaivated Shrubbery, and be opened at Eight o'Clock (.•r the ad. wi.•ion of the Sreond Price, whirl, rotnntences at Niue. 8u5..., fn.; Second Prier, 3a.; Second Price 1.. ed —Lower Gallery, 2a.; Second Pr .ce, 1a: Upper Gal l.re, la.; Second Price, dd. Doors open at Half•part Six, the Performance to begin at Seven. On Monday, The B.ron De Trenek, with The Vampi►e. WHE ESSENCE of I'EARL soul I'IF:ARL IL DENTIFRICE, itivested by the late Jacob Hemet, De•did to Ilse Royal Family, have been proved by long es pretests lrs greatly easel, both in elegance sod ef f icacy, every other preparation fur the Teeth sod Gums ; they ef (trivialy preserve the Teeth in a sound stale even to old age, render then, white and beautiful without impairing the enamel, festers ouch as are loose, and keep ands as are de rayed from becoming worse. They likewise render the ' , read, delicately sweet, prevent the Tooth-Ache, perfectly nine the Scurvy is the Gams, and make them grow firs sod mere to the Teeth.—The Emaciate is particularly recess. nitride(' to Parrots and Persons who have the care of Children as tee greatest preservative of young and tcoder Teeth. Norse are genuine bid what have the words, " J. Hemel, Bayley aod Blew, Cuckspar.street," engraved ill the Stamp. Prom 2s. Pd. each. RAT LEl's TREE ESSENTIAL. SALT of LEMONS, for taking Ink Spots and Statue out of Lace and Lineu. The rcolline I. signed 11'. Bayley" on the flux and Wrapper. Argo his tiCtICRING DROPS, for taking Grease out of Sdk , Stuff, Woollen Clods, far. p►ice Is. each. VFKI rABLE POMMADE DIVINE, price 3.. 6d. the glaes. _ field, Wholesale and Retail, by Bayley and Blew, Per fumer+ ,Cuckapiir-strvet, Landau. HIS late Muirstv's HliTsieions ba s e been i ile s a r r l to reronsmenil DALE'S DOUBLE STRONG JAMAICA GINGER WINE fur the SPASMS. It has instantly relieved the most violent attack, and by taking a small quaatuty drily will prevent a return. Warehouse 17 (I.te 30), Coventry-street, the only House in the Kiwi/Joni for Sparkling Champagne, nianulaciared frost the test Grape, the quality superior to most of the Foreign, price 36i. per dozen °ammo:E. i 261. Ginger, fur cash. , •••••=44 , 0 4 1 IMPERIAL PARLIAMEAT. MOOSE OF OF Loam, Pate" J,w It. of _Bari. The Rad of Milos, ths aemisd limier, ems 1•1•011/1111Mil by Us Nabhi fI Bridelmater, mid truth the oaths sad ins attic . We tiadereinied the Nubk Purl devises his till. haw • goes* greeted to his anstereal gresdfather. Mr. Deighion, from the Coroudimissere of tb• Royal Mi. lilary Company, presented on mamma of tie Samoa easiest of the Rsies and rolls for Nl,l—timid so thir sable. The Vsitraut Laws AsseedmoistAill mold thamish a Coss. milieu, and reported wittiest soy assesdasest..—Adjoersed. noun OP COMMONS, FRIDAY, Jim 22. Mr. ea ETWYND, with the congest of the Hover, with. drew the Summary Proceedings Bill, the third reading of which was Axed fur this day, pledging himself to bring forward a more effective measure Cu the sent Swims. The Cinque Pura Salvage Bill, mad the Salvage Acts Ameadateut Bill, went through the Committee, sad weie severally ordered to be reported tu-morrow. The House resolved itself lulu a Committee an the Slave Trade Acts, when several Resohitiosis for ausendier the said Acts, and more effectually securing their object, were agreed to, which were ordered to Ise reported to.moirow. The Report of the Husbandry Horse Duties Repeal Bill was heueght up, and ordered to be taken into cusaideratius - os Taesday west. Os the motion of Mr. ELLICE this Hawse resolved itself into a Committee, to consider of the expediency of granting relief to certain Officers of the Customs in the Port of Loodom, who bail incurred peaslties under the Act of 44 George 111. In she Committee a kesolation was agreed to, recommending that a Bill should be brought in for that purpose. The House then resumed, and leave was gives to Ming is a Bill accordingly. Mr. BLACKBURN E presented a Petition front lbe !re hab tante of Manchester, agaium the Extra Pant Bill, which was ordered to be referred to the Committee on the said Bill. Mr. LESTER presesteti a Petition front the Inhabitants of Poole, prayion for a revision of the Criminal Low.—Order ed to lie on the table. The Cartoons Duties Bill west through the Committee, awl war ur,lrrril tube reported to-smurrow. . _ _ The Mare went iwtu C.oloraistee ea the Ernst India Warehousing Aci. and Ike Silk klaisuratiere Act, lb. Reso lutions ou which were severally o►dered to be reported to , morrow. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER brought in a Bill for enabling the Governors of Greenwich Hospital to provide fur the payment of the Pensions to Out Pensioners in the same manner as heretofore, which was read a first time, and ordered to be read a second time on Tuesday nest. The House went into Committee to consider of the Impor. 'Mio■ of Arrark, mud of a Drawback on the Exportation of Hops, when Resolutions were agreed to, recommending that the same Audid be allowed, which were severally ordered to be reported to-morrow. The Reports of the Seottipli Malt Doty Bill, and the Scot fish Distillery Drawback Rill, were brought up and agreed to, and the Bulls severally ordered to be reed the third tune to-morrow. Mr. Clt REV RV presented a Petition from Charles Maddox, • prison er io Warwick gaol, complaiatog that he bad been refused permission to plead. through • friend, is mitigation of punishment, when brought •p fur judgment in the Court of i.ibr s Bench, mud tint • severer sentence bad been passed on hits, than on the other llefendadits on the same charge of coaspirary, because he had omitted to express any coatritios fur his cianduct.—Ordrred In lie on the table. The White Herring Fishery Bill wits read the third time sad passed. The Report of She Corn Average Bill was brought up and agreed to, sad the Bill ordered to be read the third time on Monday. 'Ulm Report of the Committee on the lsle of Man Act was brought up and agreed to, and leave glees to brig in • Bill conformably to the !temptations of Ilse said Committee; which Itill was afscrwarde brought is and read • first time, and ordered to be read • second tiase to-morrow. SINKING FUND WAN. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved she Order of the Day for the House resolving itself tete a Cons mime of Ways nod Meow. 'I he House accurdiusly went We Committee, and the . _ Kr. CA LCRAPT contended that the Sinking Fnnd at premed was a mere fallacy, and the machinery of it was tit expense *wee than useless, inasmuch as it only served as • pretext for inereasieg the burdens of the country. The Right Heisonrable Gentleman continued runsiiug iota debt coder the head of the Comitelidsted Fund, and pretending to pay offdebt under the head of the Sinking Fund. The amewut of the isperativeSinking Fund for the preeeut year was sioehmily 4,000,0001.; but there was a balance due to the East ' India Compaoy to be paid out of it, amounting to 1,100,000/.; ' the repeal of the Husbandry Horse Tax would take away 500,0001. from the remainder ; the chlrees fur Greenwich Hospital woald reduce it 300,00111. more ; and the sons of 500,0001. for which the Right Hun Gentleman hail taken credit out of the Freoch ludemnity money, might be other wise applied, which would cause a mill further reduction to that amount. So that 1,300,0001. would prove to he the utmost amount of that Sinking Fund, to raise libido in 5,000,000/. the public had sustained an impositiun of 3,000,000/. of additional taxes only three years ago. Mr. RICARDO fully concurred in all that had fallen from his Hoot Friend the Member for Wareham. The Hon. Member for Peoryis (Mr. Gienfell) had said that be (Mr. R ) was not a friend to the Seeking Food ; but that was a mis take, fur he was its best friend, in wishing that it should be treated smut actual Sinking Sand, by the extmction of the debt as it was redeemed by the Commosoners, .for from lung experience be wes perfectly convinced sisal the country could have no security against the power of the Ministers over an scaumulation of stock in their bands. During the last four years the whole anutont of the debt actually reduced did sot exceed 4,000,050?. and yet the Makior Food bad bum_ nominally equal to that sum in aunt asisouat. His Ajectiou was to Ona keeping up otf thodeloatosi of such a nominal Sinking Fond; and his wish was that it ehould he fairly avowed whet the amount of the awiwalliohiog Food, that is, of the debt oetually)etliceiVl really was. He wait therefore happy to bear that the Right Hoe. Geutleman was Trilling to agree to the appolittment of a Committee to totemic/ate the subject, a■ he hoped it woad lead to the establisbeseed of • better system. Mr. HUME said, that the papers on the table proved, that for the year esidieg Sib December, 1820, the real *lir phis of the tae applicable to the Siokieg Food was only 11110,51171. The Right Hon. Geatiemea was therefore only deluding the public by his shttenseata of a Sinking Fund of 4,000,0001. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said a few studs, which we could ant collect. Mr. MABERLY 'said, there ought to be lly laid be. fore the House • balaace sheet; exhibiting the actual suite of the mantes of the country, by exhibiting a plain state ment of the amount of r received, and of the amount of charges paid for the public service. The only way by which an effectual Sinking Food could be metabolised was, by the enforcing of the most rigid economy in every branch of the public expenditure. ; The Reeollitiaor were thee agreed to, and the noose hay ing resumed, the Report was ordered to be received to morrow. ---- - - - A person from the Court of Exchequer preienie.l an ac comet of the number of Extents to Alit, which, on the mu. limo of M►. W. SMITH, was ordered to be printed. ADULTERATION OF CLOVER SEED. Colonel DAVIES morel the Order of the Ihr for the House going into a Committee on the Clover Seeds Bill. Mr. FA RRA N D objected to the Bill. Mr. RICARDO thought the Bill the most objectionable measure that had ever beer brought before the House. It was rather siugular, and exceedingly objectionable, that out • single farmer, and noise bet dealers in teed, bad beer ex, *wised by the Committee on the Bill. Mr. T. WILSON hoped the Huts. Member would not press a measure wbieh appeared to be so übjecti.n.ble, at this late period of the Session. Colonel DAVIES said it was not his wish to press the mea sure ageless the sense of the House, and as the g I feel ing of the Howse seemed to be opposed to it, he was ready to withdraw it. The motion was then amended, " that she House should p into the Committee u■ the said Bill that day three months." _ _ _ THEATRE ROYAL, COVENTGARDEN. MR. DURUSET has the honour of anuounc• bag to his Friends sad the Public, that too the Night appropriated to his BENEFIT (in addition to she regular Compel's) be is molded to offer as eapreerdeated Assem blage of Totem Mrs. Pestmoa, Madame Vestris (►y pertain. Sign of the Proprietor of Drury-lane T►eatre), Sigoora Mo►i, and Simpers Rossi de &rid ; Signor De &gni, Signior Be Ville, and Siesta. Angrisari; three of she principal Opera Dawns, Mademoiselle Neagh", Mademoiselle Hollis, sad Monsietir Le Blood (who have is t►e most liberal meaner tendered thei► services). Oa WEDNESDAY EVENING, lane *l, will he acted she blosicel Roassaee of HENRI QUATRE: Or, PARIS IN THE OLDEN TIME. Henri, Mr. Macready. Florence St. Leon, Mies SUmbess. At the end of the Play, A GRAND MUSICAL SELECTION. And other ENTERTAINMENTS, as will be expressed I■ hater, Advertisements. Tickets to he had of Mr. Resados, at the Tbastre, where places fur the Boxes may be taken. FOR THE BENEFIT OP MADAME VESTRIS. T H EATR 113. ROTA L, DRUR T. LA NE. ON FRIDAY NEXT, June 29, his Majesty's *tyrants will perform the Opera of THE LORD OF THE MANOR. W./she Cosiram, Mr. W. Farms (by permissims of the Proprietors .f the Theatre Boys!, Cipiresi-Gardes); Tolosa Ossirmi, Mr. Bussed; Risibley, Mr. T. Cooke; Travesties., Mr. Realises; L. Rippe, Mr. Ressell ; Ralph, Mr Ksiglit. • ArafiesSe, Mailasat Venires; Sophia, Miss Cabin ; Peggy, Mrs. Urger; Moll Pines, Mr. W. H. Williante. Is the smarm el she everting she (Mlosriag estraordinsey assemblage of 'Palest will be offered is the piiblie patronage, is several mast palmier Aire sad Duets :—Miss Stephens, Mira Wilms, Madams Vestris, Madams Campine's, Siguor Ambrogetii, sad Mr. Braltaim, who base with the grossest CfbettfieilieSS Pee ferissrd ssi ibis .cession. Mariann Vesiris has atm Wm Osamu* Sis 811100111 Cit sbat Madearoirelle Moisais, Madame Cloak Esrey, sail Mies siege Le Blosd (from the Kiss's Thistre) will appear is ss eerel of their most melee dimes& To conclude eriilb 11w Nelo.Jr•wo of I'HE BLIND BOY. Edema (the Blind Bo7),Msdanseientris (her second sprat/awe is that character, and positively for the last lime); Cal*, Mr. Welle s * ; 411berte, Mr. Gateir; Redid" Mr. Barnard; Marrow, Mr. entitle. Elvina ' Mies. Salidnera. Tickets and Plac e " t o b e o b ta i ne d o f Madame reettle, No. I, Cureuta.street, May-fair; sad of Mr. &Awe'', at the Boa-utiee. PORT WINE 413.. per DOZEN.—Upwards or 1,000 Dozen of the above oil SALE at J. JACKSON and Ca.'. Commission Warehouse, 48, Loth_ bury, behind the Bask. Also a Parcel of Old Sherry at Sts. I Cordial Gin 7s. 9d. per gall. Ditto Cape Madeira 17s. ke. ice. he. Ditto Cape Port S4s. N.B.—Couotrs Orders (melded oo reeeival of Revolt twice., post-paid. THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. XLIX. will be published ea THURSDAY NEXT. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, &Mbbelied by Royal Charier le the Reign of Kin George the First. Jesse, UHL PERSONS. whale Annual Premiums NI due on the 24th lament. are hereby iatewarai, that Receipts are wow ready to be delivered at the Company's over the Royal Exchange and is Pall.mell, ea well as by their respective Algeria is the several Coorities ; sod the Parties wired are reqemited le apply fee the Renewal of heir es or before the Sib of July meet, as the usual Firmest Days allowed fee Payment, bopped the Dote of each Policy, will then rapier. SA MU El. PENNING; hen. Secretary. Arieuthosee is civets daily, at the mid Odle's. foe the Aleurasee of Buildings, Goode, Merchandbtes, end Ships, in Herbenr, in Durk, or while building, from Lem tir Damage by Fire; and aim fur the Anemic, Amid grousing Anuei tire err, Lime. MAC—Fare Policies will be issued free of Expels,* to Ow Assured, w►ero tbe Amiss! Premiums eisioisots to A. If EAST INDIA COLLEGES. Mr. HUME gave notice that he would to morrow move for • return of the expenses of the Civil and Military Col leges of the East India Company, and •f the Pessimist; sow payable by the Company. Mr. MABERLY moved fur sundry accounts r• latire to the Duties of Excise, and to Outstanding Exchequer Bills— which were ordered. ILLEGAL Oil the motion m solved itself into a Cs of the Commissioners of Justice in Ireland. Mr. S. Ries then able diffidence in although he was full the indulgence of were increased from legal information. question as a private persuaded that it grounds, he should , it forward. Another minuteness and Vilf . our notions of digs the idea of 6s. Mil. sums that great ones golden globe of Dr, fractions. He was forward in the chat must expose 'anise( rity, perhaps suspicion ready to meet. 8,, stand in a different accuser, as the char. aro to slim-quer isms— tile House would remember with what opposition that Conimireinn had met. It w as obt a i ne d by h is i •i FEES IN IRELAND. Right Honourable Frieod (Sir John Newport). ' * il ' lof Mr. S. Rim the House re- against the inciinution of the Gentlemen oppo- Committee ou the Ninth Report site : it was only carried by • majority of one. • , , .... lees of liiquiry into the Courts And if there were my particular part of the reso- ld. duct of his Right Hon. Friend more deseryirt.,. li rose. Hesaid he felt consider- admiration than another, it was his simpte ..tart s *, bringing forward this question, uttostentatious &ploy of party triumph after having • i : .. Ily persuaded lie should receive effected is reform in all our Courts or Justice.— the House; these difficulties (Cheers.)—But if lie allowed himself to he car- . ~ n the want of legil habits and tied fur a moment into an cereal's ar party salts- a egl, !SI . i He should roertly treat the faction at the exertions of his Nest_ Hon. Friend. 47 41 ll • 4 to Gentlentati, and If lie were not and the Gentlemen •- • side of the House, be -91.. . . I rested upon plain and broad must on the other •.: * i i' t 1 . .11 credit to his Mo. I never have p r es ume d to b r in g jelly'.. Ministers foe ~ '. :%:- •le amine for cat- - .. . •-• 14 ; .her difficulty arose fro•o the eying the intentions o;- • 4. . . WO into e ff ect ; .-• . 1 ariety of th e c h arges , fo- all for never did a set of ns ft' - -ii public duty • gutty must iiiimedhsts ly fly at with more u n cea s i ng I n d 4 : . fwd owe erne- slid - ....•'. ,i 7 i . ; but it was frump these small inflexible i n te gri ty, *ha I: - Ceemeetseieoere. . . . ,) v ;- ~ ~ noes were made up, and the He had a right then to to '' the Nil beau .4 their •ie • r. Price might be measured by characters in considering the qoestion, lei' none, be I . fully sensible that oil standing Wls sure, would be disposed to throw their chariot , haracter of public accuser, he tors overboard. He now came to the Report itself. - self to considerable utipupwlit- and would refer Gentlemen to the different west. . r cion ; both these charges h e was which he should advert, sad he should be Ulla, '' . • . . . nit he must be considered to happy a Gentlemen would oat take 'his assertioess. light )roam no ordinary public but if he committed an error they would ceerstpL„ . 1 arias be brought lotwatd origi- him. The lion. Gtutleman then proce ededilli v i .• , 1 . . ii ........1. I • .... & .---.. ...r.• ... :, •_: • ' . ',1.1 7 ' 1 • 4 1 . . . : ,; ,! . 3.R • 1 ' • .: i .. 1 ... „41) Al i I , IIC r. . . .I>ltal • . 1,4 • - . - , "." n • • - * .: . •• ; *. , . 11. . • [ P N al ' • t ... r ---- . 4a) • —,.4 b • f• ---- ~ -II ••••• i tiHlif . '4 '' wo I f i ra l• 4.-..-........... 11111 AY_ _iii•laC a.) .‘in: mated from the Report of a Tribamai appointed sod sanctioned by the 'authority of that House. The II unimpularity and suspicion that attach to a welsha accuser must naturally be inermieds when the persou occul t ed w a s no klesscconsiderablea per . m: that one of the Judge's of the land; far if the presumption of innocence until guilt was proved, UMW, at all times have weight and force, how much 'Mee were we disposed to believe that every thing eras fair and upright in the charsetee of a Judge, twill the contrary was proved beyond all doubt ; aarl the presumption of innocence must he isscressest in the case of an !rids Judge.. For au Eirglista Judge was attacked in his own camp, he was sr taigned before the Parliament of Isis own country, 4e was surrounded by his frieedo o he had etie cit Verney and Solicitor Gesieral,. hie legitimate arts vacates. and defenders in that Hoare. But au Irish Judge 'food alone, he was he (he might •11)) a strange country, and all Oar Whigs we're esse listed, sod sympathies roused in his defeuee. (Hear, heur.)--And lie should beg leave to remark that they were not without etamisles of the usainier it. which' Irish Jisdges had beer, treated by that - Mute. Gentleiiien must remember the cam of Judge Fox, wheaten kept 'under imputatious for the space of two _veers, cod then the char g e s we re 411i.eu,retl, without !midi; him any mode of rook- - hug his defence. Ile hoped the House world not suppose lie made these charges hpou light ground.; he could assure them that nothiug *skim impera tive sense of justice, and the duty which, as a Mem ber of Parliament, lie owed to his country, could hare induced I to come forward. It would be ttcnrcely necessary for hint to observe, that with the private character of the Lesnied Judge he had no thing to do; hr might her most respectable mud dig nified cherecterea-it was his public conduct *lone that wao otiected by the Report of the Commis sinners, and ris his public character was public pro perty, he claimed the right to discus. it.—(Hear. hear.)—lint there were wormier*, and this was one, in which no private virtue could screen public elm,. racier from censure. There was the greet Lord. Bacon, whose vast and comprehensive mind had pushed the bounds of science immeosisrably further than any also had either preceded or followed hint; hut although admitted to Ise the wisest and the brightest, lie Is universally admitted to be the meanest of mankind. His case wits the corruption of a Judge, and he was delighted there was in, charge of that nature here. The degrees and na ture of crime must vary according to the progress. of society, and although the case of delinquency it. • Judge would at the present da y _ be jest as int probable.ss that M e mber s o f t h a t House should re-. 'seise at the doer some of money for their tames.. still it was possible that cases of extortion might rXISt, ailli..ligh not an instance of direct bribe. Be fore he went into the Report, itwould be tierematy for him to take a cursory view of the Court. of Jus tice ',clench Ose the introduction of else English laws into Ireland. they did nut extend to the moire country, but only to the English within the pale. There had been instances of an inquiry into the der of a man, when it was said " Trek, a wan was killed. but it slid not amount to felony. her was a mere Irishmaii."—(Hear, Assn.)—ln the reign of Elisa beth, Lord Bacon, in that spirit of prescience. which seemed to pervade every thing he maid and wrote, hail anticipated the very charge which be now brought forward ; for in a letter to Lord Bur leigh on the subject, he said " It was nut possible. the people of Ireland could feel the sweetnero of justice, which gave occasions end opportunities for , the exactions mid extortions of fees." In the reign of Charles 11. Lord Strafford found it ireceestry to institute ati inquiry two the Courts of Justice its Ireland ; and hw should read a passage from the King's writ upon that occasion. as most forcible on the subject. It was thif His Majesty is hiformed that ninny comphritits exist ogainst officers in Courts of Justice extorting feet, which moat tend not only to increase the expenses of his sub jects, hut altar bring dishonour on Courts of mild.. tice ; and therefore," itc.--ffieor, hear.j—ln 1734 there was a Committee in the House of Lords upon the subject, and on the Report of that Com mittee a Bill was introduced, regulatilig vie amount of fees in the various offices. 'To this Act frequent allusions had been made in the • present Report. He did hot mention this to give a colouring to the case, or to fotnid au accumulated argunieut, drawn from former time.. This would be a most unworthy motive. All the inference he wished to draw was, that the legality of fees. us derived front usage, slionld be viewed with great suspicion. In 1814 a Commission bad been appointed, and the Repent before the House was the result of their labours. The House would remember with what r- On Friday oil: be published, A SPEECH delivered in the HOUSE of LORDS on Thursday, Jose 14. MI, By HERBERT, Lord Bishop of PETERBOROUGH, in answer to a Petition presented to the Howie of Leeds respecting hie Exausination Questions. Primed for F. C. and J. Riviagtou, No. 2, Waterloo-place, and No. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard. POSTPONEMENT OF THE SALE OF VALUABLE PICTURF- 4 1 AT THE GALLERY IN PRINCES STR EET. 'F SQUIBB *l'd SON respectfully inform he Nubility and Gentry, that in enwiequence of the falling in of Ascot Heidi Raves the above Sale is unsvuiit. ably Pos - rpoN El) f. W:doesilay next the 20th, to MONDAY the 2311 s instant. The public view, therefore, will be tot Friday and Saturday next. Saville 11. W, June 15, 1821. Per r t. r.' A\ I '. C .. : : k - - * . ) , t i co tO g , yip . ) . : A, , , _iir, 4, () ; ,"1- I" sir b.d!([ • t ~~ r.. 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