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I into tlie prvi \TAMPIIIU u( mdote Ilieot.iti it ion% t►Lieb rell 111 l of Pal- r u Cloth; au•l I.f July, 'eon, I Ike %Youllea empoweseil t•t 11 . 1: i hem; isirvii isle t►e the fullewittg the 114:40.11. NI ; •"d si ail , to " putrunt cfrtettity .tpst4l ITAL. DRURY-LAMS. THIS RUINING. FRIDAY, May 25, his Majesty') Servaate will perform the Comedy of THE DRAMATIST. Vapid, Hr. Elliaton ; lard &retch, Mr. Gettie; Harry Neville, Mr. llareard; gissai, Mr. Harley; Floriville, Mr. Rowell. lady Weldon. Mrs. Hrolowe; Louisa °aortas", Mies Snaithaela ; Marianne. Mrs. Edwin. 'After shirk. the Petit Pewee of THR DAY AFTER THE WEDDING. Coked friehrie, Mr. Reseed ; lard Rivera, Mr. Rareard. Lady linlashrill, Mrs. W. West Mrs. Davis. Mn. Haelowe. To *high with. added, the farimirite Entrovegwooo walled GIOVANNI IN LONDON. Defe i, Malone Vestris; Leporello. Mr. Harley; lir. 11 1 1ea4si1 Finials. Mr. Ilsewsrri. Mrs. Leporriis, tea Cosseritania Onhooter, Ulm ; Me.. . 2 E IP RrigyaniaijigieSieet Foe, Alm Wand. /ow, Oa llnityled 0'0604 nod bromism% asobasesisa os Soso. asses, 7s y Seised rues, As 11.4 0 -11 Pis, As. Price, Sa.--Gallery, Heaped Pries, lad—Vpper leep ti : e s ; 2 Seanad Prim dd. to be lakes's( Mr. Reilwell, to the Rotes& of the Haim of the llostre.' Private Nowa eon only he Amused for tie Erasing of Mr. itiNlWel. at the Box Ogee. EGYPTIAN TOMB.—The EXHIBITION of the EGYPTIAN TOMB IS NOW OPEN, al the Eityplias Hall, Piccadilly. Admittance ts. ad. Iv mese ;pence of the extraordinary expellers isnot-red in the erection ante Tomb, the price of admission will be le. dd. till the Ist of Jane. open front Eleven till Silt. o ren traf ixf two additrowal Members fur the cousity Ind ham made •ithout notice to the INMOST intended t• be benefited by it. Ile did oat know the opinion of the comity of York on the sub. ject.but he thought they ought to have time to con• ado the subject, and make up ►heir opinion on it. He . bad expected that same Noble Lord would have given en answer to hie assertion on a former oil/ht. that if four Members were to he returned from the county of York to the other House of Parliament, 'hot it would make dispived elections more extensive iu the county. The Sheriff; whore duty it was to take the poll, could not ntteod is part of the conoty ; mid he would 'rob to witio• L A trialtiliamat ...M he head that like to undertake the duty of the Sherift'fur fifteen *oceanic. days. "He was convinced if their Lordships paned the Bill: giving the elective fain. thin to the county of York, it would become a deed letter, for the House of Commons ovimid not or could not agree to it, as they had divided on the question, and had coma to the determoriation that it should be extended to the town of Leeds ; they therefore could not consistently agree to the change made by their Lordships. The Earl of WETNORLAND said, he never could agree with mixing the inuocen t with the guilty, so as to punish them 'quid ly, which certaiiily would he the case if the Bill was carried into a law. The Noble Earl then repeated his arguments against the Bill. Lord Da DUNIIVINVILLB was afraid of ' ea Con, and being a resident of Cornwall, was cum , peiled to oppose the inotiou. The Earl of CARNARVON replied. The LORD CHANCELLOR after a few words, put the question. The House divided. For the third reading— , icoritents Nei Commis Ahem proceeded at solar length .., asatraeoi ort the evils ',Wag frees the Isetwation is t. prices of emit% seessiowed by the Corer BM of 1815 Mr. CUILWEN thought Ilse Pet Mows hail taken hot a superlieial view of the subject. No moo whu inquired at all foto the tireumetamees sad esoditioo in which ate Ne wts of lEoglood were Oared lay the hardens to which Ow, rwesoltjeci, (void for • utouleat supplies tint • free trade la grata (weld et all exile in skis aunt. y. Mr. HUME wmppwried the prayer of the Petition. The redaction *eaglet for was only equal t• the difference in 'the value of ortrusry. He also aapported the otwervaborti of the How. bletalarr for Bri4gewafer ow Weevils of the flocivatmn of price,. Mr. T. WILSON eisahroded, that it was ionpowihle to re- he the Soo importation price of grail' by she solos .4 '., Soubsotg ssitiohteemed lo be the idea of the Hos. ihe brag as the tsars rensaleod itodiainiabod..—The Pelham was ordered tit lio upon t►e table. ()wk.; 4461 pArtirelasly t.i ').• ~id cloth.. •hatunz, ender -41 itirv, both at hese p.trt are, heivreeer, t hie been sop die the eietb at ibe lA** to protection in !ion to the MAW have tires es irremstanse of BELSH AZZA R'S FEAST. THE difficulty which most of the visitors at the crowded Rooms of the British instit u ti o n have ex . pretences to a competent or e•ell a transitory view of -tido great reel airmen", has indigent the present Proprietor he PPM NW the Public Exhibition of it foe a few weeks, with the ertlebeated Picture of JOSHUA, by the same Artist, at 143, /Man.. &itemise the sit door in Catheriamotrere.—. Admittance Ore ghillies. 4lfillTS GALLERY, NO. H. NEWMAN-BMW& - OXFORD-STREET. E Public are resstec , fully ntfor*ed Oast fitii GALL IV will OPEN me MONDAY HEIM, Wm 2SIS fossilise, with a Cellettion of PICTURES, Painted by the late BENJAMIN WEST, Eaq. President of the Rovel Academy, Melodist the great Pictures CHRIST RE/ Eel% ED, and DEATH ON THE PALE HORSE—will rennin un view every day from Ten till Six. Admittaace One Sbil ling—C•taloxse One Shilling. _ _ •• LONDON WHARVES BILL. 'Kr. HUH@ wowed. that the ntintites of the ewideeee taken liefswe the Centesittee nn the Uniting Whereto Bill be 1"ol on she table ; sot with a ski- to their Owing printed, but that they might be °pea to thr insp►ction of Menthe's. Mr J. GRAHAM said, the 'ninnies could stet be printe d in kis than • fortnight, and if obey were sot to be priatee, their pro.isertsass wool,' be of sse use at all. After a 'bon. otteversatise, in w►ich Hr. Catrert, Ns• Ellie., Mr. P. Moore, and Nr. Hone welt part, the Horse divided on She motion— ma.l aiormetv manufaciare is hey are atoll , 're p it collt•chrth ; the Inset/tacos -1 which Is tnatbr .h is mole else should in ally atop appears s very iaciostve retail,' to whet Iwn witnesses stair rintlinetty, it tett, estrus old oribi be drivers the West Rid !hough • (se a articles airs in Lancaolurir. est Itidiax, the Id, throe laws strictness; and e worts the pre ighb.tnrlioad. of uslurc prevails s, and partially uf waitung put use of tlw Litter lases thl..k that CHARLES SMART, Secretory. No. 14, Na ~ew-*lre►t, (Wood-street, May 23, 1221. To roorprot, the Opera of Levu is a vialie. ' - • Mr. Elljston has she honour so iisforin she Nobility and his Friea.N. that he introits to prodeee, 410 Mooday she 18th of * Mashed Festival, in cossemmoration of the Asa 'Revisory of the Batik of Waterloo. The whole of the Ea tortaimurttits wader the immediate patronage of his Majesty. The Public are respectfully informed, that this Theatre will Clore for the Samson on Friday, Jame !Nand will shortly ales Re-open fur a limited period. Al►' Nee. SOCIETY FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF PRISON DISCIPLINE, AND FOR THE REFORMATION OF JUVENILE OFFENDER.. THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS awl GOVERNORS In this SO CIETY will be held at Freemasons' Hall, Great Queen. street, Lissylies init.fiekla, on SATURDAY, the id Jew. His Royal Highness the Duke of GLOUCESTER. K G. tier 'President, will lake the Chair et One o'Clock precisely. Tishri. of asbnissios sway be had at the Society's Office, IS, Ald/v=l'l4mq. Seats will be provided for Ladies. Majority apiewit the Motion .. OIL POOR LAWS. Sir JAMES GRAHAM preoesied • Pelitio• fro! 16e lahabitants of the Pariah of Mare-10-Boae is (aeon, of no Pbor laws Auseatheteot Bill. The oat, objection nree4 at the tweeting which adopted this Petitio• was against the axing of a asortmon. TR EA TR Ii.ROY AL, COVENT-GARDEN. T HIS EVENING, FRIDAY, May 45, will be rated Shokappeare's Play of THE TEMPEST ; Dr. THE ENCHANTED ISLAND. P►ospero, Mr. Marready; Alonzo, Mr. Egertem ; Hipp- P I% Mr. Doroaet; Antonio, Mr Chapman; Prince Verdi salad, Mr. Abbott; Trireenke, Mr. Blanchard; Stephanie, Mr. W. Fliffefl; (.alibaa, Mr. Emery. Miranda, Slim Holleman ; Doane* Mi♦ Stephanie; Aral, Mies Foote. To which atilt he added (irld time). • near Grand Melo dramatic Romance, called EATABLES, AT 211, PICCADILLY, Seven Doors from the Haymarket. JOHN JONES Rod Co. respectfully inform the Nobility, °c011.,. Hotels, and Families in general, that be has just reaeir«d from Stilton Per lb. A Parcel of very superior &Won Simeon. at.... Is. 3d. Also, Pamela Leicestershire Sue fat Toasting Cheeses .. Also, a Pared of North Wiltshire small Cheeses Os. 8.1. Aliso, a Parcel of real Bath small Hams Also, a Parcel areal Bash Chops Bd. Also, several Casks of real Ysekvhare Pickled Hugs Tourers sock Os. fd. Also, large Town-dried or Pickled Nemo' _ _ Mr. SCARLET' mid he leaned, wish touch satisfamliegis that so respeciable a parish emecurred In the general Ito Mei ple of the Bill. The °Neel which he sought to gain by iso trusteeing the Bill into Parliament was the establishmeat of certain general principles; but be did not mean to stop Then, and it was his handles in the Committee to propose certain clauses foe remedying the local evils, and removing the ismoommemecee of particular district,. Mr. CURTER' restrained in the prayer of the Petition. Mr. MANSFIELD declared both hioneslf nod his consli- Mows. to be entirely hostile to the Bill; the provisions which at the present nionseat, when so large • portion of the behoove°, classes was sat of employ, he thought bush and impracticable. After a few words from Mr. CEIRWEN, the Polities will ordered to be primed. Mr., BIRCH presented • Petition front the Minis'''. Churchwardens, and lothabetante of the Parish of Mary, Nottingham, easiest the Pour 1.411111 Amesideseao Bill, from which, if carried into effect, tloy •ppreheuded ruin to Mier parish. The Rea Menthes concurred ii. opinion with the Petitioners, sod impressed his determinat.tes to oppose the Bill la every stage. On the Petition 'meet brought ep— Mr. BERNAL wished to know whether it was the intro_ time of the Roo. sad Learned 0411141411101114 who had brought lo the Bill to mens it to • second reedits, that sight iffe,IIIOIMWTT said he bad ss desire la press the Bin hmerard agalmot ssamtoboold appear to he the * mown' disOer: shins at the Iffemem Re was encouraged, however, to per severe in Is, by the almost unanimous opinions in its (arose of theme wish whom be had had any opportunity of rousera ingoo the anhject wt of doors. The second reimotior at .rod oss the osiers foe this emoting, but se he had no a t take Gentleasese by surprise, be would woo state, that in ease the other hominess of the evesiug aboold he so prolongs ri as to render it inenovenieut for M.nehera to mused the de hate, he should move the second reading to night pro forme, with a view of saving time, and the deseassion might be game loan at • moue edenneed stage of the Bill. THE NEXT of KIN (if •tty) of JOHN WEN EY, late *lonia' to the East India Mer chant ship Priori. Agatha, deceased, by applyiog to Mr. Owen, Nu. 3, Bell yard, Doctors' Comostios, way hear !.f something to their adranta2e. Majority 'On our retorn we found the Earl of DONOUGII •uoaa engaged in presenting • Pension from Mr. Williams Clarify, preying co.iaideration and relief APT losses of profit or emolument which he oar likely to sustain in consequence of a Bill pending before their Lordships' House to abolish fere and enforce other regulations in Irish Courts of Justice. His Lordship observed, that the Bill had been in troduced and pressed on through its fist stages without sufficient 'consideration besot had to the cases of those who were chiefly to be affected by it. This very person had preferred a Petition similar to that now Preieuted, sarong many others, to the House of Commons. A Select Committee was appointed to impoire into the merit* of the various petitions. But so eager were the advo cates of the roarasee, that the Btll pried tiratieett ell itirstoges in that House before the Select Lour emitter had in opportunity of taking any one or the petitions into their consideration. Ile hoped that their Lordships would pay great attention to the Bill. There was a respectable party of Gen tlemen in Ireland who supported the Bill, and who, it must be confessed, had done much good by their endeavours to reform the ad iii i $ natation of justice; but, unfortunately, they had set thent selves up in judgment on the execution of the whole law of Ireland. and wanted In render the execution of the law totally different from that .of the English law. He was quite sure thin when their Lordships had perused the papers which would come before them relating to this Bill. if any pert of the 11111 remained at the passing of it, it would be but • very small part indeed. He wes quite sure that the plait fur the abolition of fees would not be that part. It sp. peered that an increase of the stamp dirties was to eolte up the salaries' which were to be granted in cOmpensation for (lie loss df fees. Certain fees were also to be paid to the Lords of the Treasury. Besides the stamp donee. therelore, there would be more than enough to compensate the losses of the few who appalled to their Lordships for redress.. Under the idea of regulation, great inconvenience and isijostice had been introduced. The Bill was entitled to very serious inquiry from their broil ships, and he felt certain that having that inquiry bestowed upon it, it would nese' be passed in the shape which it then held. The Earl of Limealcc justifieel the Irish Courts Bill, as a measure calculated to relieve the op pressed people of Ireland from a gri system of professiolal and official spoliation to which they had been but too long subjected. He augured the greatest advantages to their interests from the pass ing of the Bill. The Earl of DoNcidatinsoas- briefly replied. The Petition was laid Oil the trable. whic4. scowl ,oremesit of lint "welter verifying by Ike *widows,. MR. ROSCOE ON CRIMINAL LAW. This day are published, in Delano. prier 9s. is hoards, OBSERVATIONS cm PENAL JURISPRU- Vir DENCE, and else Reforestation of Criminals; with an Appeudis, contaiaing else latest Reports of the State ur Peniteatiaries of Philadelphia, New Yurk, and alassaclessetis ; sad other - Telmer* J. looses asst Co. have by every importation that orrivos a choice /telecasts of Doleb Butter soul by every Dorset migtois. a fresh Supply of New Dorset Butters, fruen 10.1. per lb. UN DIN E ; CsU, THE SPIRIT OF THE WATERS. ar Hahlbraod of flummeries, Mr. Atrium tt ; Seeachal of si tie Hombotil, Mr. Barnes; Waller, Mr. Blaucharti. Un itise, Mks E. Dennett; Bertalda, Mrs. Posirg; Bridget, Mrs. Desurnrert. Oodius.—Kohlediorn (she Spirit of the Waters), Mr. Fancy; Gyblin (she Goblets Sprite), Yvan Grimaldi. Doors so be tiptoed at Half past Six o'Cleck—ibe Play to login at Seven. Bose", 7s ; Second Price, 3s Ad.—Pit, 3.. Ott.; Second Price. AL—fshery, b.; S econd Price, L.—Upper Gat her. 1.. ; Second Price, Id. Pieces fur she Boxes to be lake. of Mr. Brand's, at the Bes-Odir e. Hais-strect, from Tee till Four. A Private Boa may be had for the Semen, or sightly, of Mr. Remo! es, at the Box-Office. TO niers Ow, the Comedy of The Provoked Husband, with The Grand Tour. Ow Moods, will be produced s sew Tragedy, called Damon sari Pythias. y serve as a Sort breadth of the femme the wee. Rain ia the elute tree and inspect {chatted by the ee is determined. es not rely upon other tif the time the feeling of the mutt -ohm from mmitter Macrae permute are nut ,a,„if strictly tee tincipal object of the inundations by which slice()- ) measure, upon they may have isuiement of hie Tide rail in the tech a power is 1. c. 23, le cue and delivery of if tha cloth he *tales, the lute be reasonable ea mthiriee rem/M -ot for the reran imufacturera and framed upoe the th these parties; Bill to this effect entire repeal of By WILLIAM ROSCOE, Eon. Printed Tor T. Cadt-11 and W. Davies, in ilia shad; and W. Blackwood, Edinburgh. NEXT MONDAY. AZARD mud Co. remind the Public that NEXT MONDAY Two Prime of 41,0004. Consols, •ad 4,005 usher Prises muse he Wawa._ , Ticket Chalice Fourteen Guineas. Sixteenth Chance only Twenty Shillings. HAZARD sad Co.'soW established and Fortunate Royal Estivarge Gate; 111. Corshill ; and 314, i n street, Conine a Swallows-street; where hay* be" rreestly sold Faqir Kinn. of 30,00 W. and Eight Prises of 110,0004. RICHAIIDSON, GOObLUCK. im4,l Case. rpectrutly bra leave to recommeud the aterotime of their Friends mod tire Public to thirSchrwie of the Stale Lottery, which re formed ou art entirely waled Plan. 'Ticket Chances are only 14i. 14s. each. Sixteenth Chances 20a. and other Shares is proportina. All the Chase,. new as Sale, oust be decided NEXT MONDAY, when 4.007 Prizes will be Drawn, including 2 Prizes of ......... £11,009 And Forty ether Capitals; aad she Holden of the First 100 Nnambers Drawn on that Day, will have a further Chalice of 2 Prizes of . ..020,2110 • Awd stony other Prises. There are no Classes—Every Ticket decide* its owe fate. Ticket and Share Chances for NEXT MONDAY are on Sale by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Cu. at their Old Establislwd Office, Bank Buildings, Corsibill. This day was published, in wsediam dto. peke Us. weepy coloured mid half•boeed, THE IMPERIAL SCHOOL ATLAS; Con taining dissiort Maps of the Empires, Kingdoms, and States sof she Wield, wish the Boundaries of Europa, as settled by the Treaty of Paris and Congress of Vienna; which are added, the moat useful Naps of Ancient Galva. phy.kc. &c. By JAM FA MILLAR, M.D. Editor of the •' Encyclopedia Estinensis," Ste. de. Engraved from original Drawings, made expressly fur the Work, by W. and D. Laser., Edinburgh. Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Aim Maria lane, Loaders; sod Peter Hill and Co. Edinburgh. BARETTI'S ITALIAN mcnorcti IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. 'CE. This day isas published, in two vols. Svu. price 445. boards, a uew &linos of IIIZIONARLO dell, LINGUE ITALIANA ed INGLIsE, di GIUSEPPE BARETTI. Preeedisio da nna Granunatica delle due Liugue. Sesta Edinger, cor sena e migliorala. Loisdra: Pe► F. C. e J. Riviagtun ; Seatcherd e Co.; J. Noon; J. earthen; It. Otridge; Cadell e Davies; Win. grave e Collingswood; Longman e Cu.; Laekiagtoo e Co. ; .1. Richardwar; Boosey r Suns; J. hiaornan ; J. Booker; J. Asperse; Dahlia e Co.; S. Bagaler; Baldwin a Co.; G. e W. B. Whittaker; Ogle e Cu.; iiiinapkia e Cu.; G. Mackie; e W. Mason. Also. lately published, HOUSE OF LORDS, TOUR/DAT, SEAT 24. MORE PEERAGE. UTII, NAT 22. 'or Lor.don ; and n—the latter is 'on. for Bombay. urn, NAT 21. SILKS SELLING OFF. IHE 01(1-ratab 6 . Form of ARCHER and I CO. Silk and Pupa be Weavers to be, late Majesty sad all the Royal Family f. ir forty years, beg to inform the Nobility and Public, the t so they wholly Retire frown Re.i. ormoireir immense STI )CK of FASHIONABLE SILKS, Pupil...., Satins, striped! amid checked Sonnets. Gauzes, Howl., Scones, See. is pow SELLING OFF cuosiderahly brlou Prime C• 0141. The beautiful Goods, made expressly for the Spring by their orb Weavers ire anequalled by wry other Maarfactarer i s Lenulou. Ladies may select from an messier Stock every Article of Dress in Silks, Shawls, Laces, Lace Drumm, Sill t Stocking., Muslim*, aid Scarves, at much awdearte prices • s to renitar comment unnecessary. No Parcels ems be seal, or Patterns cat. . _ COMMITTEE OF PRIVILEGES--THE STRATH. Their Lordships set it ►alf past two o'clock, to hear the further argamento of Counsel is this Permit'. Mr. Wetherell was ►eard out ou the past of the infant son of the late Earl of Strathmore. Farther argument was postponed to lea o'clock to-morrow tauramg. Mr. MORTON PITT, Mr. CORTEIII, eat other Members of the House of Curainour, brought up five Private Bina, which were 'cad a first time. 1.a.1y Campbell, !tom the Cape Alto She Charles, . RACCOLTA di LETTERE SCELTE, Agli Studiosi della Lingua Italians, dadiesta da Gland, ii a Maestro di Lingua Latina ed Italian.. l2mu price 61.6 J. bound. CRIMINAL LAWN. Lnrd CALTHORPE preorated a Petition from the lobs liiiaoss of the T..srie of Birtniattkans and its ariEbboorhood. prayistit for a revision of lb* ClifillillNi Code.—ltrad and laid us the table. The Ful esin Witnesses Bill was read a third time, passed, sad sent to the House of Commons. ' Good Hope. was, MAY 92. with maps. /AL, MAY 24. Bruthoek. Scott. iet►a Lams; sad The Premiers. No. 8, Henrietta-street, toeing sold, the Stork is Selling Oft at SI sitaltields' House, le t Heusi. ota evert, Cerent.garolea, who se all Persons indebted to the Coo earn are solicited to make their Payenests. GENERAL GAZETTEER. neo tlay woo i• five. price 12. boards, Sevepteroils &lawn of BOROUGH OF GRAMPOUND DISFRANCHISE- ILES, &c. UN I) ER PRIME COST.—The ELEGANT, FASI 11GNABLE, sod ♦ALUABLE STOCK of oar of the boost cousiderohle Mooofactortro M ENT 111 LI.. 'or Liverpool, i• ler, with a biatntl re berg coal op Adjourned at Half-past Six o'Clock. MOUSE OF COMMONS, TMURIDAY, NAY 24. iq Spiistfields belief:lmeg itoesigned to A. SHEARS and Cu. fm SALE. Ladies of reek and fashion, and she Public are most respectfully invited to linspect the moue, as A.S. sad Co. emigre to assure them the Article.. purchased at thei• House are of such superior qualit)t, and be had at priers so much below what they cost in manufacturiog, that Ladies have wily to make a single parch Ire to convince themselves of the advantage they will derive ¶ rum I ttttt onring A. S. and Cu. with thew preference. The Stock consists of rich Sgured and plaits Gres de Naples. ILeventinea. Flare-nee Silks, Du. caper, Crepe (limits, Le S. des Ea., Gauzes, Lace Dresses, Num 'eh Crapes, China Crape Shawls, Am. &c. Beilfued Hum..., 11, H. new tie-street. Cuventegardeis. Catalogues to be bad gratis. BRILUAN E DISCOVERY. GLES's PREP OItED GLOVES for BEAUTIFYING the HANDS.—The Proprietor. a Medical Gentleman of very enbrosive experience, having for away years devoted his attrultiou to au investigatiur of the Nature aid properties of it. Skin, has succeeded is disco vettrig a oust mucteeut •ucil agreeable pierirstion, which, by a peculiar process, be it alik to imps. t ill Gloves of every dearrilittion without in the It sat impairing the &liens, of their Ordure or •opearonco, mod with Om cerraiu effect of r. oda beg the hinds of the wtarer beautifully soft said fair. Pteparrd Gloves of sit q ualities stay be obtained Wholesale of Messrs. Plaid sr, Glove Mairifueturcirs. 40, Cheeped,. Ludt..., sod (iris lof thy usual (Nairn its Gloves Ibruortharst the Uratird lioseleses, it a very small ad aii tic customs', prices. De careful to ulserre the iissevure of the Proprietor, It J. GIILEA, in the of each neat baud shove, in bin ass bawl '23. Ivy this mornine. wi there w.. rasher ewatiows“..! for Ara o .1 sold or Poll as freely, although Beaus aud Pease of Doree-street, R. C. D■llu, E.q. r. Juba Norm, e Jourdiue. Mew- de Coigny. de Coigny. Wexford, dm ie• M.P. )ON BRIDGE. 37 filer 7. PRESS •■d TII '. CORN W - 24.4°` Alia I THE GENERAL GAZETTEER; or, com pendiums Geographical Dictionary: containing a Description of the Empires, Kingdoms, States, Provinces, citie s , Torras, Forte, Sear, Harbours, Rivera, Lakes, Mutest. tains, Capes, &c. it tire known Wes bl ; with the Extent, Boundaries, and Natural l'ittclactwas of each Country, lie. Originally compiled by R. BROOKES, 11. D. The Seveateelith Edition, with very considerable Additions ■nd Improvements, hum the best and must recent Artbos ri t :co. Printed for F.C. and J. Itivinetnn; W. Lowndes; Seateherd and Letterman; J. Codicil; J. Nunn; T. %Vatic ; LOOM. mean and Co.; Cadell and Davies ; J. and A. Ards; Black and Cu. ; 1. and T. W. Clarke ; J. Richardson ; J. M. Richardson; Lackingtosi •nil Cu. ; Baldwin and Cu.; G. sod W. B. Whistaker ; N. S Kirby; T. H. Balsams; J. Booth ; Sherwood and Co. ; J. Newman; Ogle and Cu.; T. Hamil ton ; A. K. Newman and Cu. ; W. Baynes and Son ; J. Aspens, ; T. Tege ; J. Rubinson; Sisnpkin and Marshall ; T. and J. Allmon.' ; Wilbur and Sun, Fmk ; and Constable ■nd Co. ; and Macredie and Co. Edinburgh. This day are pahlialetil, pRACTICA I. OBSERVATIONS in SUR GERY and MORBID ANATOMY. By WILLIAM %VAUD, F.sq. F.L.S. Member of the Royal College of Surgeries* in Loudon and of the Soeirok dr Medieiue of Paris, and Surgeon Extraor dinary to his Majesty. Part I. On the Dimwits and 11141formatitios of the Cra nia 1.1. CO. pricc lUs. _ . Pact 11. I)t.er•ca of the Bladder and Testaele; emeteining Practical Itenta• Ito um the Ui•eaara of the Preatate Gland, liareoperle, aid Hpiroecle 41tu. IS.. Past 111. Di • of the PI ?IWO. and Scrotum. Alo.lls. Pouted 1.,. John Catiow, roomer of Gerrard-street, Priam*. at,cet, Sultu. % here may be hail, by the same Author, PRACTICAL RIiSI.tKAS flu the best Medea curing wricicruitEs of the URETHRA, price 4e.; am/ CUR. SORT REMARKS int CORN! EENCE, price ss. The Earl of livcarttob moved that the Order of the Day should be read, which being done— The Earl of CARNARVON moved the third read ing of she above Bill. The Earl of HARROWIT apologised for intrud ing himself again on the attention of their Lord ships. The Noble Earl spoke in ras low • tone of voice that we were 1501 able to collect all he ex pressed, but we understood him to say that he considered the elective fr.inehise ought not to be extended to the county of Yestk at large, but to the towns of Wakefield and Leeds, and the sur rounding neighbourhood. The EA of LIVERPOOL said, the measure was altogether new ■ud a tibial( of fancy, it was nut like enlarging the elective franchise of a bo rough to the hundred. If it was the wish of their Lordship* that a new borough should be created. he was of opinion the creation of it should be left to the Crown; but if they would not come to that decision be was couvinced the proper mode was to Rive to the county of York at large two addl. tional Memberr. In regard to the poll being taken its different ports of the county of York, it was already provided for by statute; but if it was thought accessary that au alteration should be made ou the subject of the poll, lie was of ° t uition that it ought to he provided fur by e impend, legista. tive turatatstr, without being introduced into the pretiet.t Bill. The Earl of HAREWOOD could net allow the Bill to - be read a third time tkithutit making boom obtervations ou it. The 'thulium' as to the re- METROPOLIS ROADS BILL. Mr. CA LCRA FT presented a Petition from certain Coach Proprietors spinet the Metropolis Roads Bill. Sir J. GRAHAM presented I similar Penile* from t►a Inhabitants of t►e Parish of St. Pancras. Mr. P. MOORE presumed • similar Petilloa from the Proprietor• of the regular Stage Coaches. Sir E. HARVEY presented a similar Pelithro from the Inhabitants of the Parish of %Veit Ham. Sir E. KNATCH BULL presented • similar Petition from the Parish of St. George, Sortlawark. METROPOLIS GAS LIGHTS. Mr. P. MOORE wowed the re•eowmittal of the Me tropolis Gas Lights Bill. After a few words from Mr. HOLM Es and Sir J. GRA HAM, the swollen was agreed to. NEWINGTON SELECT VESTRY. - Mr. H. SUMNER btousbt op the Report of the Com mittee o the Nevriogtow Select Vestry Bill, which stated that the promoters of the said Bill had expressed a wish to proceed os further with the said Bill. After a few words from Mr. DENISON, the Report wee ordered to be laid or the table; sad leave was gives ter withdraw the Bill. CORN LAWS. Mr. ASTELL presented • Petition from the Inhabitants of Bridgewater, pealiag fur an attention is the Coro Laws. Tbey wished the uon-impurtalitto prim to be reload from lids. to SU sod stated it as their opinion, that a free insole in twos would tend to the encouragement of industry and the preesetiou vi comforts among the labooring claws. The Mr. C.JRNIONSON said, the - How. and Learned Gentk ma, deserved the thanks of every person connected with. the landed interests fur bringing forward this measure.— (Han, Assr.)—That some alteration in the laws ass eaves eery, be thmeght hardly any man cook' doubt ; sod, for his owe past, be felt the smosigest eistivictioe of its 'womb), from the knowledge he had of their effects its a county with which the Hon. and !Rented Member was •Iso well sequainied, she comity of Sussex, where the lerratest abysms prevailed. - Mr. CALCRA FT maid he had heard much, which iodated him to believe that if time were given fur the country so be come generally scspiainird wish she *attire of this Bilk con siderahle objectious would be fauna to exist against it in malty parts of She kingdom. It was highly important that its probable elVt els is particular parts should be well astertain ed, as is many cases a particular remedy might be required. He would therefore recousneeml to his Hon. and Learned Friend to give up the intestine of carryall/ it through lo the peewit, Session, soil avail himself of the ripper, no ay be weneht thereby give to istradece sassy of those sineuthratuta wistchi be was convinced, would be Nand necessary. An Hon. Mem ber had mentioned the toasty of Sersex, tad said that the poor rases were greatly abased is that comity. He hell nu doubt that such was the case is many immersers; bat he would tell that Honourable Member that if the execution of the laws as they sow existed were duly euforrtd, the hordes ; of the rates would sooe be considerably reduced. Ai. iseesset had heim forwarded to him by out, perm.. whobt, did sot know, by which it appeared that in the course of Me last two years in the parish of Broadwaser, in the dim!, of Sussex, she rates had bees reduced in aiweintit PSIS 3,3501. to 1,58 W.; and be had no doubt bet an equally igleileat assuagement in other parishes wool,' be found to. limpore similar reductions. Considering the great import- NOE of the subject, the necessity of giving it the most me ta* .etitesideration, and the mem objeetkass which were alehathr felt to the Bill in its present shape, he hoped hi.. Ifisnotarable and Learned Friend would not pewee It for- Ward in this Session; if be did, he should feel st to be his duty to oppose it in every stage. • Mr. LAWLEV mid, the greatest disapprobation of the messeswe bed been very generally expressed throughout the eimaity (of Warwirk) with which be was connueeted. Mr. LOCKHART wished the Host. and Leers...ll Member not to delay thO Bill, bet it. fix the diseussiou for some clear day, so that it might be fully goes into, sad Oita the Mame sod the country might have s be opportaaity of Itemise what were the sentiments of Goveruseeet us this important 111116 • jest, so deeply affecting the property, sod so closely etesserot ed with the public credit of the country. No map could goo. teed that some alteration in the poor laws was sot immensagT, wheat it had already been clearly chews that if she prommt system were persevered in, the rases timid to cos progromitrelo ionreesiag, mail at laugth no means would be left of relleolic even the Warm and aged poor, and would ukiesately maw op all the landed property of the country. A. Hon. Melts bee had quoted a paper from a parish is Sussex, ebeerime that the rates bad these been reduced from 3,300/. to 1,500/. or sae half. The reduction of the amount of the rotas in ilia perish alluded to was mot at all to be weeideved at, bat was very natural, beam* the rates were gowerood issatereat measure by the prier of provisions, sod when sbesmGll, of course the amount of the rates would he reduced. Rut the ansostats of the rates proved nothing with respect to the smite of the empulatios. What they had to look to was the ossen-. her of persons who claimed sad received pariah relief, shod he fell eieelisteat that on a comparison of this with the lase year, the cumber will be foetid to have Wentworth Mr. D. BROWNE conteeded that some silteratios was faresdeffell ev r i al inerL ie r eed . FT e llectesa red SHL r l" er A bY L tb l i ; b i reese ß Pre s: i d e rnessa , “ t ut hat ae was a 70: t e t iriboiamo rs per ieli t si o l f :bet ..,•III•1•.,... ... • LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF HOOKEY WALKER AND BLACK BEARD. SADLER'S WELLS. 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