The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-06-03 00:00:00

._,. • .. . . • .- . . o t qv., ~, 6 - . ... •:., . . _ bt .i.,,rittob , 13rt i ( v , 4' 4.:: . ': r• : i.,. ''' . ; 4 41 ' .. :..„ t! i 1 . , . • ~A , • . • . r .. - .. • FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1808. . . ... . gii , ....r t PR ICE SIX- - _ . - ' s:- %^. • 4. 1 , blisked, fr • • • NIIMBER 1679.) TgE LAST NIGHT OFPERTORMING TILL THE HOLIDAYS. FOR TIIE BENr.ny OF MISS LYON. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. • TilIS. PRESENT EVENING, Their Mu eaties• Serrarita will td the Cookie Opera of THE DU EN NA. VKITVALUNG-IIFFICE. MAY JO, 1801. rE COMMISSION EILS jiff Victmalling Ifis Mai•ftlis. Ka., At Arne 67 Fire Notiir, That on DA Y N FAT, the 3d of Jane, they will be retuli to roc," e Tower. is writhe, ((aided ap) and taro for MIGHT HUNDRED QUARTERS V NEW P 11. E, .ad TWO HUNDRED CIUARTIAS ,f NEW CLOVE OMB AMBER MALT, to be eletieorod in three noorks, by hoookty praportiorts, into Hie Marren's riclaititinp Stores at Dept ford, pod to be paid jol6g Bar, paralnle scitb laterest,witerty alays Vier orate. SIX PRIZES OP 2%0601. TO BEGIN DRAWT.NG .2 sill OF THIS. MONTH. ICHARD.SLIN, (4 OODLUCK, und CO. SuntAreitldiuers, Conslitil, and facing dm King's Mewls Gbarblq-Crux, respectfully acquaint the Public t I at the new, State Lottery uud Wars are DOW en sale is vag itty of Numbers , the tette= contain! 6 F'rincauf uo,ootl. • S uf. .L. 10,000 I s . .of I,OQO 2.... Le.) rritiE 410MYLETE WO ta3 JtAIN DRYDEN, now. um collected ; ilboarated 4 i th Noires Wiatorical, Critical, ar4 Explanator p soda Life u ( thrt Atithor.. sb y WALTER scow, Esq. Author of The Lay of the last Iliustrel, Mart:mien, Le d.c. Feinted fur lVi hatio ma c :, Albc....;e-mmvi Don Jerome, Mr. Mathews ; Ferdinand, Mr Kelly; An tonio, Mr. Dignum ; Carlos, Mr. Braham ; Isaac Mendoza, Dowton ; Father Pant, Mr. Palmer ; Loper, Mr. Pen icy. Clara, Miss Lymi, (being her tint appearance in tl.at Ammeter); Louise, Mrs. Mathews ; the Dueuna, Sparks, (being liar first appearance In that character.) la Art 11. will be introduced, the favourite Song of Just 'like Lime,' by Mr. Brahma. to the cuurrc of the evening will be introducer, several 'Soap, Ducts, dec. in which a Sister of Miss Lyon will male =her krat appearance in public. 'llse Ilivonrite Wulf," by Mr.,Sinitli. • Duet of " Alm! poor by the Tiro Misses Lyon. Tbe Trio of " The Frier -7 ;l7;l " ers fieey," by the Two Misses Lyon, and Mr. Smith. "Slow A wo k e the Itt," (from leis) by Mr. Brehm. . To k will be added the Musical Farce of THE SULTAN. &Arnim, Mr Putnam • Downs, Mr. Dignum. Immenr, wbu u int:ulnae a favourite Italian Song, t A lied ••• Ab nu Say" irtJ " Sad is my Breast," k &um die Opera or hula,; Romagna, Mrs. Jordan. 7.- firkete and Omni fur the bose; to Iu had of :lies Lyon, IKU. 44, RatilbOUP-place, Oxford-road; and of Mr. Sprang, use the Bosoofire, in I.ittle Roiodl-street. FORMIN‘ JILL 111E110LIDATS. you THE BONEFIX OF MU. TAVI.OR. TIIEATR &ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. EVENING, June 3, will he actris JL peoltivety lb. last time this reason, the Comedy of TILE MAN or"rii E WO M.D. Sir Pertinas hlacsycopliest, Mr. Cooke. Betty Hint, ,IHrs. Mattocks (helig the last night but one of her ever am 'Faring on the Stage). In the course of the Evening, the folio% in; Entertain ments —t favourite Comic `Song by Mr. tniery. The Song (from the Petit Piece of Music Mad) " The Travels of Europe," by Mr. Taylor. A mcieli-admired Glee, by sr.. Diekooe, Mr. Taylor, and Mr. Belliony...Positively far oast Night only, IMITATIONS of MA •I al uell-known London Perforinm, by Mr. Taylor; uht. lotrodace the far *mite Ballad of " Sally in our Alley.' A frrunrite Bravura Song, by Mrs. Diekuns, • New beteg, called, " Man and Vlitinstu," by Mr. Liston. End of the Play, a Hiesical Interlude called, THE RECRUITING SEItJEANT. Stgarant (wits dr Swag of 0 what a alarming thing's • isittk,”). Mr. 'Taylor; Cutotryinao, Mr. fiLauchard. Mo ther Mrs. Wiflonvve ; Wile, Miss &Mon. After w6wh, a tinted Serious nuatuatinkal Mile, called, THE DESERTER OF NAPLES. Tickets ad Places Vibe Iliad of Mr. Taylor, 10, New Lisk egret, istierstor-square. 111/4“11 THEATRE, Minicar 7, moo. MR. WATERS, Joint Proprietor of the mid Theatre, and Mortgagee of the other Proprietor's share, (in right of his Executorship ti the late Mr. GooId), thinks it Westerfield ou him to request the Nobt ikty and Gentry, Subscribers to the Opera, to pay so Sets aeriptiens but into the hands ut' Messrs. Davison, Noel, Templer and Cu. Pall-Mall, the legal Baukrns to the Con cern, which Subscriptions most be placed to the account of the Trustei• of the Theatre ; and should any Lady ur Gen tleman be induced to pay their Sithscription into any other Channel but that above-rneutkmed, too same may be die puted hereafter. It having been indurated to Mr. Waters, that Boxes, which have fur yearn bac* retained by the Nubi- A isy and Gentry, Subscribers to the Opera, are nut secured to tlare Missunrabla Poisons, final Mr. Taylor has talus Saba himself the Management a ft. Caterers, Mr. Matins therefore takes this opportunity to snore en Extract for the isforsiatinu ed the Suhaenbers, fruia the Trust deed, dated g ithAugust, tygt. via. . . _ "it is hereby declared stud screed, that no Person who wow is, or at soy time or times hereafter "hall be, is posses sion of a Box or Boxes, se the head Subscriber thereto, or the Proprietor thereof, sh.II be remorabk at the will, *a tom, Of caprice of the said Williams Taylor, him Emersion, Adeainistratom, or Aseigarei ' except by ' , plastery satreritter Sr resignatiou thereof." By which it appease the Proprie tors have not a power of dispemersaing any a the babserkbers of their respictoe Doan. IEING's .THEATRE, NAZCA e, INC ME. WATERS, Joiut Proprietor of the *hove THEATRE (in right of his Executorship to the late Mr. GOOLD), bop Eeswr t , . inform the Pithily aaa sU wham h may ruoverii. that he will in no way whatever be naaponaible for s Debt er Debts that may he morseled by Mr. Taylor, oa automat of the above Property. who take. lapels himself the sosmagemeat of the Kin‘'s Theatre, sr Opera House. FOR THE TEETH AND GCMs. TIF. Public are respeetfolly cautioueti against Imitating* of the eitsENcr of PEARL and PEARL DENTIFRICE, instated by the late Jamb Hemet, Dentist to the (lissom gad the Prisee of Wales, which base bra psnred, by long exploit nee, to be infinite!) mare eßicateious lbr the Teeth taidGolas, than any thing yet doeur. They continue to be sold, wholesale and retail, by Bayley and Blew, Cockapar-street, London, price es nd. each, iwelos,d in • iltarapi, in which the Collo,' lay worst!' an co gnised, " J Hemet, Bulky and Blew, (Inekspwr-stroet ;" tha far gen whereof is friony.—a Sold also, by retail, by T Ocarinas (late partner and auceesitor to Mr. Hemet), laeorge skeet, Illamower-equare. N.B. This Eleanor I.Fortlealsrio reeoimasomleti to parents aatkposarnis who hose the rue of ehddres, we the postaa goasorvatioe of Tomas awl trader teeth. 1111 PROVED 56111ERAL TEETH. MESSRS. FAIAUIt awl DE LA FONS, of Wobara-plem, Rsasell-wpiare, beg leave respectfully te airsouoce to the Public, that, in conettpiesee ofrarimis ex po/hotline, and of vast applicati...l to their pruiterioe, they . are enalded to terminated Aridicial 'Furth wed Palate. , , by mean, ref' a Mineral PrepAration, so as to give rompl..te Mow to th.me who may have occasion for nut h rutotitut.a. --thews. Falun. and lie [Arias to supOy from 4,e hoot' to whin, set, w i th orli s rljut Guava ' in the stoat mituitattory nurture, ithout natio; the least pass or irrit.iti in, and of an appearance so very natural as to d, fy filo aaat critical otwerviv the Mae time that they will anaw.•r covey purpose Cie miietiratio% give to the voice its a:414.A1 ion., and modulation ; mad their seuttructiell heat that Mean'. F. and U. eogare to replace them, fire of et.pciise, should they wear or change colour. Those who may have occasion for tlw exercise of Mea..rs. F. and U. 'skate, cam easily Innis" tbeioselees is to the caiolour and aitteerity of their awertiom ; ter they art. enabled, through the liberality and goodness of their friends, to give ideresees that cannot full of waiving utefectory. Therefore, those who may t atertais d0..M., whether 4toiU increditlity, se trawl having been already deceived try mean. of Quackeries, or of Petis is the punliir Papery, will be ref....m.110 chem.:tees of high reertitUinlity, she will have the games to Awe to Otta,noteation, the happy ellect• they rapt rimier twin the .Artificial Tt4 th and Palvtia thus totiniLieliiiiiied ; • fawner ad probably never before enjoyed by any Don *ie. Lod which call for Hewes. F. anti D's tort grateful Sc ...a:regnant. 11. ram. F. mad 11. have so emmeetion ~• Si” oirt• loan prof...ring the Sarno filboillitlni; and they . .t v to add, that iinow chairs% will be found mud. rate, tank... Alone and that have Mien Wobone-riave. TAIL *TS; Coatiitieas :the Contact nag be teen at the Secretary': (OS' . . No regard wilt le had 14 any Tender in sehith ttn Pike siu'l not be inserted le word* at length, se that shalt net be delis er. d to the Baird Won One e'Clock en the snit, Pride, Sort, the 341 of Jane, nor Inlets the kerne who sales the Tender, or sone Person en his behotr, atteeds, to Gainer seke. &led VI(TLIALLING-OFFICE, MAY t!S, 1008. THE COMMISSIONERS for. Victualling His MajofteN Nary, 4 Aereby Orr Notice ' That es MON DAY of Joni wart, the, will he ready to rr.vir7 rea ders in (cuted op), and treat f;.e ONE HUNDRED TIJOI SAND GALLONS c ,.0 . WEST INDIA RUM, to a t de/:,ered, Jody f,re,.frone tke Beaded Warelonisesot Ike Port of London, into !fit Moksty'r Victualling Shoes at Deptford, in the span , of one month, ¢y toeekly peoFortions, nod to ik pod far as m/6, priy.,,ak rife iseinse, ninety do: , after date, The Coolditioor al dlititttiat whit* taste we refract. tin. hoof dares introetsoodfalap Se oleo' al the Secretary's Qjlier. N.Y. K., render will ae ambeatedfor a kat quantity thou 7'ea Thon,fail Gallons. N. tegard will la had to any Tend,. in whick the Price abet / rott tr iltlerted in It areir at length, or that shalt net be detirere d to the Beard bewe flee fifferk en the said .Woadtur t thr tit l e Ifialte *eat, our rode , * the Person who wake, the raider, • some Parse on his belatif, anemia to dumper the rand far. GLOUCESTERSHIRK—MANOR AND rsrATE OF WAPLEY AND CODRINGTON, IN GLOUCESTER SHIRE, NEAR BATH AND BRISTOL riVi be SOLD by ACCTION, at the 13,,,,h Inn, Bristol, no THURSDAY t►e 4io July, ixol, the MANOR. of WAPLEY and CODRINGTON, with the Court-House, and 'evert! valuable Farms, let to Te inner, whose term. expire at Lady-day next ; and also seve ral E,!ates en Lease* fur Lives : eontai ~ i ttt in the whole solo° Acres and upwards, with the great Tytbes of the Paribh. Tins Estate contains very rich and valuable land, mid comprisis nearly the whole Parish, and is situate 14 miles, as well fro at Bristol as aids, mid the road from Bath to Gloucester pants near it. Particulars may be had of Messrs. Graham, Kinderley, and Doraville, Solieitows, Lim-obis Inn ; at Messrs. Black and Chapman, %iron:yore, at Cueir Chambers is the Temple, London; of Mr. J. A. ITlckham, at Crouse; of Messrs. Clarke and Son, Solicitors, Bristol ; of Mr. Muses Higgs. the Bailin' of the Manor, who will spew the Estate, and at the Bush lan, at Bristel. NEW STATE LOTTERY. SIX PRIZES OF TWENTY TWOII'SAND POUNDS, besides the usual number of 10,0001. 5,0001. 2,0001 J..e. he. WI " nd CO No. 11, Poultry, and No. 12, -Cross, are odium the Tickets asd Mures of t • ' Lottery, to Sopa drawing the oath of this moth. sae eostains diesame mustier of Tickets as the last ry, +kW:double the nomber of Toeaty Thontaods, a iostasteeasystr before kw.. nis small a L atery lw fullow4.Prizes earl told in abases at Swift ant Co.'s cesia the last Lottery,.wis• • Pio. 11,684. a Prise of 20,0001. No. 6,s as ..... L. iono No. t tors- .... L. 4000 5,4 17 1,000 13,635 1 000 100 . 54,854 'lOO Ake, foiAll et: iteuthe; Pirt. mow, ?rho of eo,onol. • No. Igo, Prix e of 15 , 000 4. ; N. ',Geo, N. i5,075.aaiN0.17,644, Prat% of I,oooi. with ethers *faded. Le. kr. N B. Uses s/ the Friars is the City Freehold Lottery way be tireetesd gratis at tie abase °ekes. MUSICAL INSTRC MEN% S EXTRAOR DINARY, winch barite to immediate pleasure, before unksown, trim the sew HARP LUTE and APOLLO LYRE. It Wag emir the season that Ladies are about to make their ettaleser retreat to the reentry, it is hoped (in additioo to many already determined ea to do', that few La. dies of fashion and taste, who are feed of '.lure., bet will erahrare the same pie:ismable opportaciity, cid take olio of there must emireivirat and highly-admired little Instruments with the in, to render the sweet Alcove As. still more de lightful. The sound of the Harp ate and the Lyre is equal to real Harps, and are learne.l to play on in the short spate 'don!), a few de p. To lie had only of Mr. Light (umoor) No. s, Coley-plaee, Portland Chapel. N.B. A choler of two escelleut square Piano-fortes to de pose ofrceecilingly reasonable. EAL BARGAINS ANI.) CURIOSITIES; XS, 310 very excellent Chambray's, as. the Deem; tflo ride Lustre., iii. 6d. worth 91111. ; 000 yards of tlni finest Gingham, Si. 6d. ; and near loon new printed Cambric. and Muslin, only its. worth 944. ; the moat beautifel White Cambric Robes, Its. worth 355.; 3o Tlooopartlll Castries ditto a new erticle` 211. ; and 00 in colotwed work 27s ; with 10.0 satin works, spots, and tambours, at half-price ; 150 fiat India Jucconeta for Cravats, MI. 6d. the anz; another Int, very curiiins, at .18. 200 Madras Long os. worth se.. 6d ; rtn ditto its. 6d. the finest ever brought from India ; 3000 Real Nankeens, 411. 6d. the piece ; fan Coahric Mashies, yard and Ralf wide, sta. per yard, worth 31. sd. ; and 330 the finest made, is. 6d.; 130 }Weide Cambric., from so& to two guise's the piece; and gnu thamerii ditto, from to. to a guinea; JfitJ dozen burexhaek towels, (willed), only .a. 64. worth 16a. with Counterpanes, Table Liu* Calicoes, Irish Cloths, 4e. strikinz:y cheap, at NEWTON'S, No. il, Leicester-spear*, "ear the Pano rama. Ladies will have the go•asee• to he particular in same sad "amber. BEAUTUTL WOMEN 1111 E greatest blemish to Beauty is superflnous Heirs on the Face, Neck, and Area—HUDERTS ROSEATE POWDER immediately renames then; is on ek!out setiele,perfectly amortise and piessant to use price as. Sold by die Proprietor, Rosseinnoe, Cowen Gar den; Overton, 47, Boininreet ; Woodman, 16g, Picesdillyk Downtown, so, Fleet...tree ; ?born, OLlONLetriti ; Demo nett, 3, Cisrepsids ; Roll, Dublin ; Boner, Easbusigh and Gingiva ; Gingen, Liverpool; !Umber', Hertford; &Own ; Aitebell, Coll-beater; Ty mbs, Werenter; Sproul gr, Toobridos-Wells; Jenkins, liwamies ; Benison, Harems; Ronan% Coventry ; sod in every non --Good atluiroace to deltas. IIIHE FASHIONABLE PATENT SOFA .). BEDS, chair-beds, door. post sad tent bedsteads, wit► furniture and twildlsqr complcte ; ths new-invented patent Trafalgar &Ackland and disaing-tables , also, the dicing-tables, cad portable chairs ; equal math of drawing-mom and dinius room Cornflour, carpets, glasses, a.c.; the patent East India tnusquit,• nct beds, with every o th er „ l i c k 'manufactured no purpose fa( forage climates.; mmy and navy equipage, on entire new priociplea aad is mations; emly arntle is the rslo:f tery mad Cabista Branebes, requisite for the f of Houses complete, is the first style of molders fashion elsgaotc, at 31U11.- GAN mad SANDERrs Manufactory and Werr.raocas, Nos. 16 sad 17, Catlastim-street, strand. Lud o .. N. I. Morgan sad Smears have as coafroktue obit• •er sits say cratebeeve is Lemke. o we 7 s.M 3 • 3,4:00 eo WO .Imi 5,030 other Prises, aniuratiug la the whole to _,,w001. — Gr .- elfin P. - ;37dEOGRAP il ICA CGR A It 11. k kt. This day is pablilhed, is Oat very key Volum.", Medium ova. price les. Woad, the Twenty-first Edaio.a, corrected, and comidoeshly enlarged, of ANEW GEOGIIAPI4 IC AL, HISTORICAL. and CONIAEIWIAL GRA:V.I..Ik. aad present State of the several li Modems of the World To which are wided,• 1. A Geographical ladm, with the Names of Places al phabetially arranged. Q. A Tohle .of the Cubs of all Na hew, sad their value in Ettzlish Mu:ivy. 3. A ammo logical Talde of remarkable Everts, flow the creation to the mach time. By WILLIAM GUTHRIE, Ere 4. The Astronomical Part, by James CerAnson, F.R.S. To *Mils hare been sidled, the Late Mteoveries of Dr. Dersehtl, lad ether eminent iliatrooontera, illustrated with a oucrret act of Map, eitorasiell from the most recent Oiler. rations aid Drangida efGingrapideal Traveling% L... Primed tor Johnson ,• F. pod C. Rivington ;J. Walker ; Wilkie 11 Ru . iinues ; J. Stockdale R Funkier; %V. Clarke aifd Sons ; Scatenenl and Lettentsan • H. D. Sy ar..ol2 ; G. Robinson ; C. Law ; Cadell sad Davies ; J. Richardson; Lacliin4on, Allen, and . Cu;Darien and Haw. ray; Louirman, Hurst, Rees, and Oria:e ; B. Crosby; J. Meares° ; ./..1-perne ;R. Schotcyg H. libeia . ; Tegg; and Wilsim writ Sou, Tait. Of whom oar be had, separate, the MAPS coloured, on fine paper, and half-based, price toe. tid. 11ENEr'AC'tIONS to the Society for protnot- A) log Christian , Knowled7e and Church LTnino in the DiOClO5 of Kt. David's • toward Building sad Eidahliali:lig • Seminary in that Dieene, fur the Education of Young Wm Ineen.:ed he Orders, who ale precluded the Advantages of 'University FAUCIIiiOII. L. t d. His Glare the Archbishop of Canterbury - So ii 0 The Hos. and Right Rev. the Lord llishop of Durham. - - 50 0 0 - The Hon. acd Right Rev. she Lord Bishop of Ely so u o The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop . : St. David's to 0 0 Ditto, second subscription - - 20 0 0 Rev. Moms Giant, both subscriptions - 10 0 0 Win. Williinss, Esq. Ivy Tower - 10 0 0 S.vauel Galion, Gq. Birmingham - - S 5 0 dohs Mackenzie, Esq. Durham - - 3 0 0 Colin Mackenzie, Esq Edinburgh - - 5 0 0 Rev. Edward Hughes, Vic. Tenby - - so 4 0 Rev. Richard Evans, Vie. Llnnbadanbfaur - 5 0 0 Rev. Timms Witham, Vic. Llansadwni - 5 3 0 Rev. Thomas Williams, P. Cir. Llanywern - I I 0 Rev. H. T. Payoe, Rea. Llatiender - 5 3 0 A Stranger teavelling in Wales, fin aitoti - So 0 o Miss C. A•drees, Durham - 5 0 0 - Miss inibler, %clinch:ma, near Durham • s 0 0 J. Burgess, Esq. Brook Farm, Hampshire - to 0 0 Mn H. More - 10 0 0 Rev. C. P. Pritchett, R. D. Castlemartin - 5 5 0 Rev. J. Jones, R.D. Dewasland - 5 5 0 - The Rev.lir.Nowland, Wellsford, Wicklow, Ireland It 4 0 Rev. T. Beynon, Rent. Penhoyr - 15 Li 0 Ditto, a Ilse for exchanging • life in the lease of the Prebend of Clymer, in the aired' of Brecon 744 0 0 Rev. W Morgan, Vie. Alienvildy 5 5 o Rev. W. H. Barker, Vie. CaramMies - 5 0 0 It _ ev. Dr. Valpy !Seminar - - s o 0 Ibt+l4ofrirfbAgtort, - eraillve, tiorttiterptemerne —11 l - 0' Mimi Wilkisso• - - - it 0 u ßev. Mr. Jeskies, Cur.•Manerdeiti - 1J• 0 Rev. Isaac Williams, R.D. Vic. Llaurbystid - $ 5 0 Rev.'. Williams, Vir. Laugharne .S s o Rev. R. Davies, Archdeacon of Brecon - 5 s o Rev. R. Chart.in Irehileacon of St. David's - 5 5 0 Mn. Latusehe, Bellevue, Ireland - ' 5 • o Mrs. P' Bow, _ Planter __.,:ten - - 5 5 0 Rev. Hector bevies Morgan, Tan. Culler, Oxon it la o Res. T. Bowe , Rect. Trardvraur - 7 7 • Rem J. Williams, Vic. Llandyfriog 5 5 o - 31ln. Evans, Highrorad - - 5 5 e .4 Strantr tro:i ell rag. its Wale., fur tail - iro o to Rev. l' Bright, two years reserved rent of Carfar chcl Prelim, - 7 6 8 - Rev Dr. Betsey, Gre e nwieh - 5 5 0 - J. A. Park, Elm. Litlfelle. 100 - to 0 0 - Mrs. Mary Losolotou, Biddock, Doukas - to a o Rev. T. Lloyd, North Wah.liain, NorfAlt - lo 0 o Rev. I. Lewes, dslitou, near Bristol - 5 5 0 Rev. Dr. Downey, Greenwich, wired subscriptius 5 5 to Rev. W. Williams, Waterbeach ti 3 0 Rey. John Prier, Trinity Colter, Oxford - 20 0 u Rev. Dr. Hosight, Principal of Jesus College,thr— fuel - - Thomas il , rriao.ol, Esq - - Rey. D. Williams, Hey, teshilry, Wilts Rev. Hugh Jones, Vicar of Talgartb . Juba Jones, Esq of Gracreburvlsoitreet - Rey. Dr. lectors, Rector of lures Hardee. Rey. Johnson firma, Curate of St. Pancrvs, by the transfer of a pretaltu• awarded to him by the Satiety, for his History of the Church of E at hind - - le 0 0 Rev. John Guard, Recto, of Pradwirke - 10 0 0 John Forster, Emi. South End, Lewisham . to 0 0 Rev. J. Middleton, PCIIO, near Beacuncichl 3 3 0 John Elliot, Esq. Pimlico Lodge - 5 5 0 Rey. Moses Grant, thirst subscription - 5 0 • Rev. Dr. Butler, Head Master of Harrow School to 10 • Re.. W LI. Williams, VICO( of Hamm - to ill 9 Rey. William Roberts, HIIMOII - • to to 0 Res. Edward Aubery, Mawr - - S 3 o Rey. M. W. Junes, Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge - - 10 IS 0 Res. Mr. Slate, Christ Church, Osoo . V V 0 Mr. Brice., Harrow - . 1 I • Mrs. Leith. ditto - - - - I I 0 Lean Thomas, Esq. Parliament-street - 5 S 0 lease LI. Williams, Esq. Lincoin's.lun - 5 5 0 Rey. Ewan Lloyd, Ilangefelach - • . So • 0 Henry Hoare, Esq. - - so o o lames Bush, Fact Doctors' Commons - 10 to u Rev. nos. d Meyrick,Ramobury . i 1 o Thome. Winer, Eoq. John-street - 3 a o Rev. George Jones, Master or the C. ammo School at Pcinbroks • 5 S 0 Rey. R. Davies, Streatham - 3 3 to Rev. D. :Middleton - - 1 t 0 - Rev. Will. 31011‘&11, Wellington • 1 0 0 • Rem. Joh] Fawcett, near Durham - - 10 • 0 Fee farther iftforinatirm relative to the intended Establish ment fur Clerical Education, the Public are respectfully re ferred to the Appcsilix to the Anniversary Sermon, preached beiwe the Society, and to Mr. E. Williams., No. It, Strsad, Landon. Benefactions are reerived by Item. Hoare and Cif Bankers, Met-it:eel ; and the Rev. Muses Great, Mrs. Reuben's, Kensington ; Beajansin Hall, Esq. M.P. la, Upper Gower strict; John Elliot, Esq. Pimlico Lodge • the Rev. Hugh Junes, Lewisham, Kent; Rev. Hector D. Morita', Cole brooi.c.:ow, Isliugtou ; Emus Bowen, E s q. No. , Robert street, Bedford-w; • saac Lloyd tiltliassa, Eel ii [jambs's fun ; Rcv. Eras Ll oyd, (Nutt ; the Rey. Wit!'ion floh.mts, Harrow ; Messrs. Longman and Cm Patementer-i ow ;• and Mr. liatchard, 190, Piccadilly 10 10 0 10 5 5 0 5 S 3 0 0 IMPERIAL F'4RLIAMEN7'. HOUSE OF LAMUS, Twvasotordcxe R.' • Mr. Gilles was bullet: heard fortGenend Krr, owe of the A ppellAnts, mid the Solisitoc•fieitawil fir licatiaad wee beard on the part of Sir James Rules, the ResPostienatin the wooed Roxburgh Appeal tuure, upon a competition at brisres Further proceeduees tamturrvw, at ten o'clock. • The Irish Militia rulentetr 1341, and klie Shipwrecked Dead Bodice' Interment Bill pwistal through Conalwattece, end were reported. 31r. Firoblannee was bused en the Messy Divorce B:11, end An: want of necessary evidence the firths(' proesediags were p.sapeeed C 1 to•morrew eisealgiet. Mr. Lgutiu, Mr. Wit sad Others, bows the Vow at Cwwwboul• loan& up a tow P.iyats Bilk. lONA war WA op"! dr Talk% dear reed e*raffitue•-•-flotjererred. . - HOUSE or COMIONS. A Mesesze fres the Bosse of Lords announced *heft assent to si•ieral pi irate Bins, wittiest amendment. ,llr. G presented a Pet:tem (ruin certain Grocers •of the city of Duelin, of an Acs prohibiting their retsiiinl, of spirits, and praying th a t it &night be re pealed. Laid oa the talkie. Mr GRATTAN alSv presented another Petition Boas the Prinhiers °endued in the Sheriffs' "awl, to Du**. Br debt, praying relief. Laid ua the table. TITHES. Mr. PA.WEILL moves, " That the petitions re- luting to Tithe,, fl.em several counties of Le referred to a Committee of the whole 'don't on Alond sentaglit, instead of ‘Vedne. , day next." The Lotto Anvocave moved the House asould resolve itself into a Committee on the Scotth Judges' Anenity Bill. Mr. BAxr,es expressed himself altogether averre to the principle of this Bill, and was extremely sur prised to perceive it was endeavoured to be hurried through the Home, when it made so great a gr.'s t of public money, and was a subject on which so many various and disagreeing sentiments had been already delivered. It was a measure instituted without any necessity; the Crown had the power of granting pensions to superannuated Judges al ready; and least of all did there exist, iu'the pc . sent instance, any shadow of reic.ou for the lute ferrate of Parliament. , The question had beeh fur souse time under the consideration of the Finance Committee, and the report hachlicen delayed by some - untoward circumstances, but would very shortly be before the House ; this would enable them to decide the necessity of the measure. He should, therefore, wove .4 That the committal of the Bill be deferred until this day se'esight.” The LOAD ADVOCATt Of SCOTLAND lAN no res. • um .14.- she de4s7 proposed. and was surprised to DWI the Hen. Member had any serious objection to the Bill, which was only intended to set the su perannuated Juiges of Scotland cm the same li beral footing as those of' Englund. It was an im proper mode of providing for the superannuated Judges from the revenue of the King; .first, Ls cause the*: pensions would be withdrawn at plea sure ; and secondly, because they would enpire at the life of the King. He wished much the pen sion list was now opened to public view, and the pensioners also discovered to the public, as had before taken place in the year 17et. This he did not %vce to criminate tither the present or any other Alinistry, but tl:ought it would give general satis faction to the country, and therefore mentioned it. He considered the delay as ...Indignant to the Bill, and, therefore, should oppose it. Mr. Aseneensuile wished the Bill should not be committed until the' report of the Finance Committee should be before the House: the delay was inconsiderable, end might be attended with ad vantage to the conntry. Atier a few words from Mr. Roar, the gallery was cleared for is division. • On the division there appeared for ;pine into the Committee—. Arc 5...... . Piues .. ....... 69 Majority in favour of gulag tato a Committee 31 On our re♦dmission, we found the House in Committee on the Bill, and Sir JOHN biEwroar addressing the Houle. After a few °beet% ations, he movekl, •6 That the Barons of the Exchequer should be omitted in the entnneration of those Judges who should be entitled to pensions ou re tiring." Mr. Helmut contiderel that including thorn Judges would be an entire violation of the princi ple* on which the Bill ir a as onginatly fonuded--and should, therefore. support the amendment of the Hon. Baronet. Mr. FULLER thought it would be better to per mit the Scotch to have all possible means of 'emu neratiou for th e i r l a b our in their II country. That present deficiency. was, perhai, the reason as unsay young Scotchmearthronged the streets of London, in hope. of promotion. if it would be any means of keeping three young adventurers at house s he would feel happy in giving the Bill its greateil latitude, and should, therefore, support the ori t ,-;- nal clause. The LORD ADVOCATE Of SCOTLAND , itipported the original ,and contended the Barons of the Exchequer had so many serious aroestions to fulfil, that it would be extremely improper there should be I/0 provision f or them, whew they were incapable of performing those duties. The grant was only just, and had been satictionett by repeated precedents. Sir SAYUEL ROWILLY had repented to have heard 'some distinct exislanatton of the Atrial duis ties of the station. This he had not heard; aryl at were a Sinecure, it would be highly improper If