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. . . . . - • . .. . A. c ../ . ~ ..9 .7 - ' - 1 1 '‘ :/-F- ) . //j - 7'-lf-1--)1-4.4)Lef-- • . -- ..r.,- . - . 17 dr 1 '7 47 C' .. 4. ..,-.......-. \' • ....--..., :.. .• Ilb • L \ . IP \ • . ~ _ ~, . • . . • . . 05 4U 110 . 1 . IQ 7 • N ii j . N 4 i ii: rititlf 1 * . . . . . t , 6 . 1 • If: . rt 0 Id *-...: - .....•••••• ...." • .1. .... . • . , • i . . N lIM RER 5442. LONDON, TUESDAY; MAY 16, 1820. Palc*: id. KING'S THEATRE. MI MS EVENING, TUESDAY, Mill• .16. II %ill be repeated (third time) Rossioes grand serious tlr-n, entitled TANCREDI. End or the Ant Act, • •ew Oieertineinent. After the Opera the fav , . • liailrt of I.E MERCHANO DES ESCLAVES. A new grand Ballet.estilkdCephale et Proem, is in pre- Rad will be speedily brunghl forward. THEATRE-ROYAL, httunr-L..t.vc. Tr"' EVENING, TUESDAY, May 16, Lis lkltijesiv's Semple will perform the Orra of THE DEVIL'S BRIDGE. Count Belino, Mr. Bralesse ; Marrelli, Mr. Harley; Baron Tortidi, Mr.Thonipson; Fabricio, Mr. lining; Petro, Mr. (tiberry. Counter &midwifes, Miss C.rew ; Claudine, Gland; Laorelta, Miss Kell). After which (33 tine), • new Musical Drama, In two Acts, callrd TUE LADY AND TDE DEVIL Mr. Pinatas; Jeremy, Mr. Harley; Signox Rs far!. Mr. Gaitie ; Claudia., Mr. Barnard. Zephyrina, Miss K. l'y ; ezoin ho, Mrs. Bland. *1 be Throes will be opened at Wilf.past Six °Thick; the T.rh•rm lure will commence precisely at Seven. 1: 75.; Second Price 3s. 6d.—Pit 3s. 61. ; Second Price _r.—Lower Gallery 25. ; Second l'rice lc—Upper Gallery 1.. ; Second Price 6d. The 11. is Office will be open from Eleven till Fire o'Clock -...11.ices to he taken of Mr. Rodwell, Box Butik-kerpir. Ti , mnrrow, King Lear, with The Lady and the Devil. ti n Thin liday, The Haunted Tuwer, with The Lady and !, rd. _ _ _ Frid iv, King Lear, with The Lady and the Devil. Wl•it %T.bapiav, a sew Traceily, entitled Virginia, or Tlir Fal! itf the Deeemviri, io which Mr. Keau will sustain the 'it characier. T TRE-110 Y A 1., COI' E NT-GA RD G.Y. I K EVENING, TUESDAY, May 16, v4:!1 I e acirdll7th time, a new Musical Romance, acE:c 7 --••-- HENRI QIJATRE; PARIS IN THE OLDEN TIME. r qacreatly ; Sully. Mr. Egerton; General D'A r. r.vertil ; Eugene de Hiroo, Mr.C. ; St. I. Mr. Abbott ; O'Donnel, Mr. J. Johnstone 4 al this Theatre); Moustache, Mr. Emery ; 1 1 • . 1 1 ..rieset ; Joerisse, Mr. Liston; l'inceau. Mr. ••: Parenee St. Leon, 3145.1 Stepheua ; Clotiltle 'lc L' 4 , V..inton ; Louisoa, Miss M. Tree. After which, the But-lilts of MIDAS. Ayr. J. Isaacs; Pan, Mr. Emery; Apollo, Mr. ••• .las, Mr. Liston ; Sarno, Mr. Taylor. Mysis, ?:... ; Daphne, Mrs. Sterling ; Nysa, Miss M. Tree. will be °pencil at Half-past Six. 'Clock, and t! .• I" h., :it Sews. •xc ,, C Second Price 3s. 6d —Pit 3s. 6J.; Second • Gallery 45.; Second Price 1s —Upper Gal lery Price .4 Pricifc !lox say be had for tiffs season, or nightly, of Z 7.. 17ramL n. at Ilw Box.officc. I be produced, first lime, a new Tragedy, ,1 or The Liberation of Koine. old be produced. grit time, a new Musical 0.0 called The Battle of Bothwell Brig. ORATORIO. TIT EATRE-ROVA Dl' 111% LAN E. N `1 Ft lIDAY N (Wiiitstio Eve) will 11. be performed (:!: IMP sr LI:.CTION OF SACRF.II (ANCIENT AND MODERN) MUSIC, i, . 11.,..7;. ref inn of Sir George Smut, on the POMP grand • n• I • I. Horne:urs on the Wednesdays in Lent at this 1 . . I . Fir:t Part, some favourite Piece.: from MIS • • • • ••• II Taucredi. At tho end of the First '••: •• •,; I `l-:+la,y Concerto, Harp, Mr. Bochsa. In the • -• ;i; • ' •'•rtinn will be introduced, Aria, Mrs. Sod. ;; • •• • •'••:;-.- ....iii•ento," accompanied on the Flute by .•;. ; ; ~nrorto, French Horn, Sir. PUZZI ; C.m_ .!.,. •-• Mr. Linley, who will accompany Mr. i; -lb snt in 0, l•-braied Cantata, " Meals," Madame G. s"ig , the Catalina, " Di Pincer," sod some pirr , s will be performed by the other principal wirers, Mrs. S dmon, Miss Goodall, Slice Cubits, and Miss 7.1. Fier ; Mr. Brolism, Mr. Prat, and Signor Aintbrogriti. F.,- s!. lira time in this Country, a SELECTION from N ENV lIEQU; CM, composed by Bomtempo.—Several :f 11; I ChOrtl*C9 will be introduced; also some of the Music :: •rmance to coneloule, by desire, with Beethoven's celebrated BATTLE SINFONIA, For c li•rh the etch-era will he augmented to 200 performers. of the Band, Mr. Smart. racticillars of the whole Performance, which will al. cat are given in the Bills, which may be • ! II:•• :!Tame Shops. (lac, , and Tickets, may be taken at the Theatre, 11i. It Hw. tl , from Elrveu to Five. TIIURSDAY NEXT. and CO. hate the pleasure to state, ► t:131, nltwitbsoiniting One Fourth of the Tickeis of ~ ut Lottery have beets drawls, the Wheel yet 1 ollpllll6 4 Prizr3 of rtn.Onn making £llO,OOO Ditto of £l11,000 4 Ditto of £1 , 000 e and Money, liso 08 of 5001, oat, 6ce. in Ibe nL •'•• Cipital Pr.zeg, in addition to lbore of Poodle,. valor. 'lnc. next day of Drawing is THURSDAY, the 18th I not4nt, o Tvv•, of 10,0001. muAl be drawn. T 1..• Ti. koq and S , otres nre t.elliur at No. 11, Poultry; 12, Charing-erns.; and. 31. Aldgate High-street ; the Old and Fortunate Offv-es of SWIFT and Co. yt lUI of f3^. 0 01! and Serroty-foor other Capitals. F:X I"fliUlt 4 i).lY, Tyr() Prizes of £lO,OOO, mart be . . , Drawn. i r r AZA Rn mod CO, the CONTRACTORS. ". F 1 bee to arTiaint-the Public, ilr.t. alibooth 5,000 Tirk•is w, re drown the First DAy, the Wheel still costal's& the, tuilooinz Grand List of Prizes, viz.- 4 of £30,000 Commis .... 11110,04 1 0 2 _ 4 4 10 10 14 30 Besides the proportion of 1001. 501. and 114. Primo. TLe Twu First Priam on the 111111 of Hay, will receive 10,000/. Carrots each. -- Warranied Uodrawa Ticker, aad Abases onto Isle at the 014.. siablrbed sod frthroate Oakes of HAZARD ars Co. the eintractors, Royal Exchange-gate; IS, Coniaill; sad 324, Oafordatreet, comer of Swallow.etreot, Loges.. who Jared sad s o ld, is die last Lottery Coatoote. 70114 ad 9166, 20,0001, esti, aad is a VICCIIi latter, ALL*, Prises of 30 OWL"' HAZARD sad G. Awed awl sold FIVE ti die Capital Prise' draws the First Day, 171 b April. SURREY THEATRE. 971111 S EVENING, TUESDAY. M a y 16, ..ad , Freeing (hiring the week, will be presented. an entirely New Serious Historical krlo.dcame, takes from a Trade Pion written by Sir James Bland Burgess, ruder the title of 'I lIE KNIGHT OF RHODES. Villiers, Grand Master and Governor of 10loilea, Mr. Bea. ltourtb; Envoy from the &Shall &ptyalin, Mr. smith ; Halo, n Fyne ado Captive, Mr. Huntley. laniessa, a captive Turki.h Lady, Mira Taylor. After the Melo-draine, a Comte Barletta, called , 114 HE JEALOUS? Mr. R.!mossy, Mr, Wilkins: Mrs.Belea our, Mr*. Horn; Ilarrues. M.-o. W. S. Cis:merle). ; Rose, Miss Copeland (who %. 1 :; troducc a 83111:: accompanied by bench' on she Harp). The Entertainments so conclude with a popular Comic Burlreta Spectarlr, called MOUSE TRAPS; OR, THE MOUNTAIN COTTAGER. la.—Doors open at Half: past Vve, begin at Half•past Sm.—Half Price at Half-past Eight. On 'Moodily Iwo, will he product-if, I now Alrhanlrinnstie Burlrua, cancel Edda ; or, The Hermit of IVarkworth. A CATIAOIIi4n Romance will shortly appear, outlet the title of Olil 31uriality. CENOTAPIT to the NIF,‘IORY of her Royal IZtll/1111 the late PRINCESS CHARLOTTE—As so crest au interest ha• been owned anon this subject, and nn the himl erection of it in some public spot must be yet a %sok of time, Mr. IVVATT thinks that the EXHIBIEION of t h e MI iNU3IENTAL GROUP will be gratifying to the Poblir ; he therefore her. to inform them thAt it is NOW OPEN to their view, at 19, Henrietta-at cc c,, Cavendish. square —Admittance, One Shilling. RELIGIOUS TRACT SOCIETY. toSPECIAL MEETING of the FRIENDS 'and SUBSCRIBERS of this SOCIETY wtll be held at the Trevmaaone Hall, Lincoln's Inn field., on THURS. DAY N r, May 18, 1820, at Twelve o'Cluck, for the purpose of forming a Lams' AUXILIARY. The attendance of both Gentlemen and Ladies is particle. Indy reonemed. Tickets for the acemumod.ttion of the latter may he hail at 14, Newgate-stiect ; and 15, Castle. street, Oxford.street. RELIGIOUS TRACT SOCIETY. ON THURSDAY EVENING NEXT. the May, a SERMON will be Preached for the f of this INSTITUTION, at Great Queen-alreet Chapel, loin Fields, by the Rev. J. A. JAMES, of Dim ingliam.—Service to begin at Half past Six. • I.EGH RICHMOND, ) JOSEPH HUGHES„k Secretaries. P. TRESCHOW. 3 ►B\HE NEXC of KIN (if any) of MICHAEL AA OLSON, late a Seaman belonging to the East Indio Merchant ship Charles Grant, deceased, by applying to Mr. Copley, No. 57, Anchor and Hope.alley, St. George, in the (-trimly of Middlesex, may hear of something to their ad vantage. YORKSHIRE SOCIETY. 114 Royal Richness the . DUKE of YORK . PATRON. THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING ~1' the Noblemen and Gentlemen connected with the County of York, will he held Et the London Tavern, Ilisholisclie-sirret, on WEDNESDAY the 24th instant; The Right lion. the I.OR I) NI 4YOR, NI.P. in the Chair. STEWARDS: J. A. S. Wortley, Esq. M.P. Thomas Maltby, Esq. Samuel Walker, Faq. M.P. Robert Marsden, Esq. Mr. Alderman Sheriff Ruth• Marshall Robinson, Earl. weil Godfrey ~ t hen, Esq. G•nrce Browne, jun. Esq. I Edmond Tinton, E•q. Charles Harrison, Esq. M. W. Thomboru, Esq. E. G. Halliard!, E.q. 3. W. Willis, Esq. Thaner on Table al Six o'Clock precisely. Tickets (One Guinea each) to be had of the Stevrards ; at the Bar of the Tavern ; and of the Secretary, No. 2, Hen rietta.sirret, Cuvent-gardeu. May 10, 11%20. T. HAMILTON, Hon. Sec. OFFICE OF TUE GAS LIGHT AND COKE COM I'ANY. LONDON, 13TH MAT, 1820. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that • SPECIAL COURT of the PROPRIETORS of this COMPANY will be held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, in the County of Middlesex, on TUESDAY, the Bth Day of June next, at Eleven °Thick in the Forruouo, for the ELECTION of THREE DIREC TORS of Ilsie COMPANY, for Four Years, in the room of Three Directors who vacate, pursuant to the Act of the 50th Year of his late ! 4 liijeaty. lily Order of the Court of Directory, J. PEDDER, Secretary. N.B.—The Chair will be taken at Twelve o'Cluck pre cisely, and the Bullut continue open from that time till Four o'Cluck. MEDALLIC CABINET. ACABINET of MODERN MEDALS is established at Nu. 158, Strand, six doors Esst of So merset Howse, where existing and other Works will be•pub. fished of Public Characters of every description' of merit.— It is an attempt to interest the lovers of Genius is the pro. motion of ■ charming Branch of the Fine Arts, hitherto ne glected in England. At the Cabinet, taste may be gratified from one Medal up to the costly series, in bronze, silver, and gold. The Proprietor has adopted a plan, mullion the Con. iitient, of arranging Medals in elegant Frames, so as to form a very morel, rich, sud tasteful Ornament for private rooms nod galleries of Art ; they will be a means of diffus ing wider the elegaut taste for Medals, and need only be seen to he admired. Very few possessors of the celebrated Napoleon Series have the Six concluding Medals, representing Ytiong Napo. Iron, Napoleon's Abdication; Sac. a feet of these very scarce Medals may be had at the Medallic Cabinet, 158, Strand; also, a hpaisisla Painting of ■ Pilgrim', three-quarter length, pencilled and characterised with the accuslowsed vigour of Vetasques. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. EVANS, Al his Howie, No. 96. Pall-mall, TOMORROW, WED. NESDAY, May I?, god following D.iy, SPLENDID BOOKS, ORIGINAL DRAWINGS, MISSAL!, audGLOII AVA COLLECTION of BOOKS, Rooks of Friuli, Illuminated Missals, with exquisite Ministers Paintings, splendid Works of Natural History, s Pair of capital Globes, ; iaelediug libelespearee Plays, lot odision, 1643; Rosie Frsocuis, 4 vole. iu 6, brilliant lespresolous, chiefly prom& ; Cabinet de Crosat, $ vols. large paper; Galeria de Florence; Calorie 'du Valais Royal; Le Brow, °Jerk des Metres Flansauds, 3 vols. sneroono ; Boyden*, Sbeiltspeare, 16 vols. resale; Bores Edition of Munn Ragland, HI etas. ramie; Forster's Bei tiab Gallery, proofs; Le Vaillost, Oboes.: d*Africse, 6 vols. larger* piper, coloured plates; Hisloire des Pigeons, coloured Oates, &c. ke. UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF THE KINGS MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY. DRURY-LANE THEATRICAL FUN D. THE SOCIETY establialwd for the RELIEF of I N DIGF.NT PERSONS belewelng to his Majesty's COMPANY of COMEDIANS of the THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, will kohl their THIRD ANNIVERSARY DINNER at the Freemasons' Tigers, so SATURDAY N Ex.r. PILIEHDIMITHi. Royal H VICC-FILI His Royal Highness I His Grace the Duke of Bed- ighnemthe Duke of YORK. mums : Ilse Duke of SUSSEX Right Hop. Earl of Liverpool ,Right Hoe. Earl of Fife Right Hon. Earl of Blesintoa Right Hoe. of Yarmouth Right Hun. ViSCOIIOI Dudley MI Ward Right Hors Viscoulst Anson Right Horn ViSCURSI Pal. weeping Right Ha. Viediffei Lowther Ilight"*a. Lord Amherst RightMls. Lord Holland Falquhar, Sw T. Bart. Fuller, J. Esq. Greenwood, C !malinger, R. Esq. Kiiinatril, Hun. D. M.P. Lens, J. Esq. K A.S. iinley, W. Esq. Oakley, B. Esq. Itamshot tom i 1. Esq. M.P. m Roh', G. Esq. Savory,T. F. Esq. Skethngtun, Sir L. St. G. Bart. • Soaue, J. Esq. Stephenson, Koarland, Esq. Taylor, G. W. Esq. M.P. Vaal, Jasper, Esq. Wilson, R. Esq. Wood, M. Esq. Alderman, M.P. STEWARDS : Messrs. Brahans, D:hdin,T. Holland, Knight, Powell, - Barnard, Elliwon, Hitches, Mandela, Rae, . Cooke (r.) Grimaldi, Incledon, Peaky, Russell. Carr, I I arley, Fran , Pearlman, MASTER AND TREASURER—Mr. Kean. TRUST •ES : Messrs. Powell, T. Dibio, Penley, Harley. The Musical Department will be under the direction of Mr. T. Cooke. Tickets, our guinea each, may be bad at the Bar of the Freemasons' Tavern • of the Stewards; and of the Secretary, at the Theatre Royal Drury.lane. Dinner on Table at Six o'Clock precisely. .1. C. HUGHES, Secretary to the Fund. ford ii is Grace the Duke of Marl borough Most Noble•Msrquis or Leas- down Most Noble Illarqois of &af ford Most Noble Marquirof Cbol- unotedeley Most Not* Marquis of multi Most Noble Marquis of Mg- enter Poline Noble Marquis of Ta- •istoek Bight Hon. Earl of Essex Right Hon. Earl Grosvenor Artful'', J. S. Esq. Berkeley, Col. Bloomfield, Right Hon. Sir B. Bart. M.P. Bruins, Sir G. S. Calcraft, J. li.q. M P. Coogreve,Sir W. But Copley, Sir John, Solicitor. dei;eral Cox, K. A. Esq Alderman llawson,J. H. M. Esq. M.P. Denison, ‘V. J. Esq. M.P. I)uueas, Col. Ellice, E. Esq. M.P. MIDDLESEX. T the (;ENERAI.. QUARTER SESSION of the PEACE of our Lord the King, holden in sad for the County of MIDDLESEX, at the Session .Hosse for the said County (by adjournment), on TUESDAY, the sth day of May, in the first year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord George the Enteral by the Grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, King, De re n der of the Faith, before Francis Coast, Edmund Cot. terill, Samuel Pinkie, Richard Holmes, Esquires, and others their Fellows, Justices of easr said Lord the King. assigned to keep the Peace in the County aforesaid; and also to hear and determine divers Felonies, Trespasses, and other Misdeineauors, committed iu the same County. In pursuance of as Act of Parliament, made and passed in the thirteenth year of the reign of his late Majesty, en tituled " An Act to empower the Magistrates therein men tioned to settle and regulate the wiener persons employed in the Silk Manufacture within their respective jnrisdic. lions;" of 'mother Act of Parliament, made and passed iu the thirty-second year of the reign of his late Majesty, ea tituled "Au Act for extending the provisions aim Act mode io the thirteenth year of the reign of his present Majesty, entituled 'An Act to empower the Magistrates therein men tioned to settle sad regulate the wages of persons employed in the Silk Manufacture within their respective jurisdic tions, to Manufactories of Silk mixed with other materials, and for the more effectual punishment of Buyers sad Re ceivers of Silk, purloined and embezzled by persons employed in the manufacture therecif;" and also of a certain other Act of Parliament, made and pained in the fifty-first year of the reign of his said late Majesty, eatituled " An Act to amend two Arts of the thirteenth and thirty-second years of his present Majesty, relating to the wages of persona em ployed in the Silk Manufacture." The Justices here present, upon application made to them for that purpose, having proceeded to take into their consideration the wages and prices for the work of the Journeymen and Jourseywumen Weavers within the County of Middlesex, do hereby settle, regulate, order, and declare, the wages and prices of wor► of the Journeymen and Joterneywonten working within the County of Middlesex, is those branches of the Silk Mann. , factures called Royal Florets oa Stage Harness or Mouatnre, to be paid for as in the Schedule hereunder written, is more particularly mentioned sod expressed. And the said Justices do further order that notice hereof be given by printing and publishing the same three times in the two Daily Newspapers called The iferaing Post and Tug BRITISH Paris, within the space of fourteen days next after the making this order, and all Weavers and their Jour neymen and Joenseywonten are hereby strictly required to observe the same. By the Court, SELBY. Th. Sehedule above reknud to. THREE THREAD AND FOUR 'THREAD FLORETS ON STAGE HARNESS OR 11101UNTEIRE. Three Threads made single or double I. the Irish cut by the shirt part of a dent 1,000 or ander, 20 inches or under, 15 lams, or cords or under, per a. d. yard 1 2 16 to 21 Imams or cords 22 to 30 31 to 42 43 to 60 61 to 90 91 to 120 121 to 150 .. 1 0 151 to 180 .. 1 2 181 to 210 211 to 240 241 to 300 301 to 360 361 to 420 421 to 480 For every 100 cords or under, more extra Fur every 100 is the reed extra if it exceed 50 dents to be paid as 100. Oise shoot to the hoe with owe shuttle, 100 shoots or wader to the inch, for every 10 shoots extra Should it exceed 5 shouts to he paid so IS. To be allowed half as many more brachia.' or lashes as cords op to 150 conk. Lad shove 150 cards to be Wowed one third more buckles or baba tbs. there owe cords. - For every 10 or wader, more extra • I To be allowed ty wadi beakless* , eawl forweetbola a reveler course. If molted *lib a ample, extra .. • • Frogs 20 la It. leek% 1,111/11 or seder, Salta .... 2 Free lei So 17 lowboy 1,4114 or wader, aim It my el Ike above woke be mit 4 *Merle la rbe. reed, sad cot by Me fear* part of a dear, to be paid extra per yard WHITE TERRIEIt LOST on Saturday.— fir i• rather lame. with cropped aim sad tail. sad anaxers to the name of " Pincher." Whoever brings hiss to siabler. Unsou-yard. in Oxford street, opporite to Arzyk.ain co, shall hire • Guinea Itewat.l. NEW ROMANCE. This day is published, THE ASTROLOGER; or, the Eve of San Frhsstia• • Rum nce, in three volumes. " A black presseiug sorrow Oils my heart ; • What (amid • day like ibis produce hat vise'" Printed for William Fearosaa, Library, 170, New Bond- Street. THE KING Oa the 20th pill be published. SELECT BIOGRA Pin UY ; beg a collection of Lives of Eminent Mrs Who have been so bottom , to their Country. Dy various diaitnizeislird ,Writers. D.di rated to, and illustrated by istrikin likeness of, kis pit. seat Majesty, Vol. I. Part. I.—LATIMER. Is. &I. * Naesrt erf History is awe nmersesieeissal thaw the lives of great and worthy ssen.*—ButszT. Loudon : Printed fur Welts"' sod Jarvis, SS, and T. H. Whiteley, 3, Pairrnoster-row. N.B.—The aborr will he printed in a seat pocket size in unison with Sharpe's Editions, and continued Monthly. Mrs. Sareaut's Letters films A MOTHER to her HAUGH. TER at School. Prier 3s. HOGG'S WINTER EVENING TALES. This day were publishrd, io Two Vimlooses 12swo. price lea. hoards, I.IIVINTER EVENING ' [ALES ; collected among the Cottages is the South of Scotland. By JAMES HOGG, Author of " The Queen's Wake," &c. • • • • • " Iu tangles round afore the ingle's lone, Frae nudism's nsouth snilJ-warld Tales they bea►, 0' Warlocks luspire round the Wirrikow, (I' Ghsists that won in glen and kirk-yard diver, Wbilk touzles a' their tap, sod gars thefts shake we fear!" FFROVIoN. Printed for G. and W. H. Whittaker,l3, Ave-Maria-lace, London; and Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh. Of whom may be had, just published, 2. GLENFERGUS : a Novel, iu three volumes, 12mo. 21s. hoards. 3. ZAYDA ; a Spanish Tale, in three Cantos : and other Poems, St , and Cougosiets. By Oscar. Foolscap lilvo. pries. Ss. boards. On the first of June will he published, in royal quarto, price 31. 3s. I. "JOURNAL of a TOUR thrnool part of •1 the SNOWY RANGE of the HIMALA MOEN. TAINS, and to the SOURCES of the RIVERS JUMNA and GANGES; with Notes on the Hills at the foot of the Hint..la Range, between the Itive►s Sushi and Alaknuadat in the course and towards the close of the Guorkha war is ISM By JAMES BAILLIE FRASER, Esq. Will a Map of 'those Regions. 2. In ekphaut folio, uniform will Daniell's Oriental Scenery, and Salt's Views in Abyswinia. TWENTY VIEWS in the HIMA LA MOUNTAINS, illustrative of the forego. lug Travels, engraved from the Original Drawing' made on the spot. By James Baillie Fraser, Esq. The price of ibis Work will be to Subscribers Twenty Guineas, to Nou-Sebscribers Twenty-five Guises's. Printed fur Rudwell sod Martin, Bosil-street. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, :Kwitny, MAT 15. TbeWads of Graoard, Hopetouo, sod Albemarle,' took the oaths and their wets. AGRICULTURAL DISTRESS. The Earl or ALBEMARLE presented a Petition from the Landholders of a parish in the county of Norfolk, complain ing of the distress of Agriculturists, and prsyiug fur sea relief •s their Lordships might think proper. The Noble Earl presented • similar Petition from the Landholders of the Hundred or Weubly in the comity of Hereford. They were laid on the table. INSOLVENT DEBTORS. On the motion of the FAO of SHAFTESBURY, the fuel /Rot Debtor.' Continuance Art 13111 was read • second time, turd ordered to be committed—Adjourned. . HOUSE OF COMMONS, MONDAY, MAT 15. Ou the motion of Mr. Cruz", a new writ Wile ordered to be issued fur • Citizes to serve in Parliament for Car lisle, is the room of himself, as lie lied since his election been returned fur the County of Cumberland, for which County be had taken his seat. AGRICULTURAL PETITIONS. Mr. FARE presented Petition■ from the Owners and Occu piers of land in the County of Oxford, Henley-upon• Thames, and some other places, ',raying for inquiry into lLe agricul tural distress which prevailed. Mr. PICT FR BROWN I presented a Petition from the County of Sussex, praying for a further restriction upon the Importation of foreign corn. Mr. CORE presented a similar Petition from certain Owners and Occupiers of lard in the Comely of Norfolk. The Honourable Member observed, that,be did net concur in the opinil nr generally expressed by agricultural gentle men upon this subject--/ Hear, kenr)—but he should reserve hi. opinions upon it pistil the regular motion was brought ander the euusidetalion of the BOOM!. This Petition, as well as those which preceded it, was laid on the table. NEW MEM BERS. Several new Members took the oaths and their neate r among them was Lord Castlereagh. WESTERN UNION CANAL Mr. CHARLIts DOIDAS moved the order of the day for the leteild readisee of the Western Union Canal Bill. Mr. BRIGHT serimuled the motion. Mr. SMITH oared, as ate GotrlKlairOl, that at Bill be read a 'mood time this day six months. Bir Wm. DE CRUMMY said he 'Wald vote for Ike asamadisteat. Mr. Alderman Woop•said, Hint the Sberiffi of London were in attendance la the lobby, welting to present a Pali. lion frost the Corporation of Loodon against tie Bill. . Mr. Bannto iltungtst the Western Union Canal would prove earful, and be elitield Bayport the undertaking. Lard Flamm's Osnowita was *Pied the OIL It erne *unnerved by Low, Tags I, Mr. littilltpo. Mr. Alderman Hryinte. Mr. Capps, nod Mr. Hart Devitt ; and opposed by Mr. Abraham Mlief• Mr. Bennett, Sfr Militate de Croapiesy, and two other Wooonrabla Mombora, wawa samosa as could not learn. Mr. VARCOUlrteepporeeti to antis*. M r.Do n Das replied. A di►ision took ',Lice, and the numbers were—Ayes 169, Nuea 136. When we returned to the Gallery, the !louse were refer. ring the Bill to a Committee, which was immediately named. Sheriff ROTHWELL appeared at the Irtr with a Petition Irons the City of Landow, praying to be near' by Commi s spina the Bill, which, with the oilier petitions, were, upon the moles of Altknoes Mod, referred to the Comomittes . above maim Accounts were brovight op from the Conivnisainavis of the Tioiriii. Navigation, obit* were laid ow lbe tab 4, and or dered to be primed. IlAr. Dickman; 1.. t -seined ■ relitioe hem &Serer,. preying fur a tepee' of Ilse Woolf:ex. Mr. - ‘Vortet.re resealed a retitica from Ike !tweet ef Wilts, praying a repeal of Ike Wool Tax ; soother from the town of Woodford, an (uvular of the Wallitfa Calmly mid • similar Pei it ion from T,owbmian Lord MlLTutt presented stver4 Petitions Gum Tacks Mire, the "Neel of ohieb we roold out 1e..r0. Mr. MONET moved foe accounts of the difference bele fell the gross and Nett preidot euf she sates of the DIM* )!last 'wheaten and their cal cues captured off Cape St. 11111CtUe 111 the year 1790.—Ortirrta. Sir R. Hums' prevented a Petition from Wittier A ugust Johnson, respectiog the return fur ffusatury, is the retail., o f Coruwall • The Sweats& ordered Mr. Clarkson, the Petitioner's Agent, to be caned in ; afore' kw great sow, time wee et • lowed till Wedeesday ae'nuight fur Mr. Julosaus to tuid,lere hu recognisarices. IL satirova moved, * That the Speaker alsonid instructed to bane his warrant directing die fliers el Member to serve fur the Borough of Orford. be (11/ r. H. bey. moor) having made bia elteinua fur Lisburne. Mr. TrtattigT moved to the same meet for Or borough of Appleby, he baring made his rhythm fur Kliall, borough. Fir F. DVILDITT presented a Petition from a caiarn of Westminster, praying protection for hiraulf and the patty( from the extortion of Water Corapanies.-oi - dered to lee printed. Lord Joan Russw postponed a motion of his whit stood fur the 19th, till the 49th init. Lord MILTON had a motion 011 the paper for tomorrow, which lie wished to podpose, after an arrangement won Ministers on the subject, till Thursday in seat wee*. . _ Lord Ca'emetic/ow lamented that tbe Chancellor of tl,e Exchequer could not be in his plz.ce to enter into that agree ment with the Noble Lord. ladeed,io consequeure of his voidable absence, the further consicleratios of the Civil Li.t would be postponed till Wednesday. It was afternsids s. I. (led that the Noble bird's (Milton) mellow should he Isola. poued, as lie sad the Chancellor of the Exchequer might be able to agree upon it to-morrow. Sir F. Bugoery gave notice of a motion (on wha► dal ve.. enfold not learn) for an inquiry into recent outrages wl,t, h had takes place in sod shout Manchester. APPOINTMENT OF A FIFTH EXCHEQUER BARON IN SCOTLAND. Lord A. Hastivrots, iu rising to fulfil Ibis duty with respect to this arotioo, felt that there could 1,1 DO need of a preface Co thew the House the mice of it, as it respected Courts of Justice gelier. ally. If such preface were necessary, the circum stances under which he addressed the Home—he meant the circumstances of distress uuiler which the country was labouring, and the general character which prevailed as to Its reluctance to notice public opsitiou—would he enough for his purpose. %Vim, he first gave notice of this motion, he was not aware of the variety of (item:Wiwi:es, and the great number of per►ona wMch were to be is. : troduced into the debate. But since the Learne•l Lord opposite had introduced the paper which theta lay oo the table, he found diet wit ouly the- wile. immediately implicated, but almost all the parties who had been called to give an col )))) i.ni oa the subject, would require some notice front him. Before he went into the question itself, he wished to make a few preliminary remarks as to the order of time in which the question had come before the House. It was about six years since these Com missioners were moved for by OD Hon. Friend of his, to inquire into the business and emoluments of Courts of Justice in Scotland. The motion was made in 1814, sod iu 1815 the Cocoinission was appointed; and yet up to the time in a luch be was speaking, no one step had beau taken on tire sug gestions of those Commissioners—no inewsure bad been adopted, or erns suggested iu the Heinle. though many had been suggested by the.Cuinino stoners. Most unfortunate it certainly was lir them, that the first thing which they heard of re lating to their labours was the carrying a meson.- into effect against which they had opposed their de liberate opinion the appointment of en office cots• trary to their suggestions and the general sense of the country. He had last.year moved fur the pot.- duction of these Reports, and though the papers were not then considered of importauce, from ►l.e contents of those papers he hoped to make t;..t House see the futility of all that bad been or real I be set up by the Noble Lord opposite (the Lora Advocate) iu defence of the appointment. It no fault of the Commissioners that no one sugge• : . tion of theirs, after live years labour, had beciori • a measure of the House. There was nit Wattle 1., the Learned Lord Advocate, who had been nat... short time in:office, and of course without sufficient opportunity, and whom he wholly exculpated. But there was great fault, if not culpability. in the pre decessor of that Learned Lord, and there was sti:l greater in the Ministers, who bad so unprusleittls tilled up the office in question. He found it es. pressly stated in one of the Reports, that the Com missioners thought five Barons of the Excliequ.r unnecessary, and that in their opinion tour would be enough to do the business, as iu the English Ex chequer Court. • fie intended to conclude with a motion, in form of a resolution, •• That the House do agree with the suggestions of the Cons miasioners." lf, when he laid the revolution before the House, they still thought fit to approve the precipitate ap pottitment of inch an office, they ought at least to remove from the binder:sof the public the expenses of all such Commissious,lind let the offices to which their labours referred be filled up under the di.ers thou which had before disposed of them, without the expense of ►nquiry et OIL Hs felt his situation, iii having to argue for a moment the impropriety and tioeleesums or the appolutmeht of a 'fifth Berea to be perfectly ludic-your.. lie knew of nothing more lediaous than such as argument. except, iiitfeed, that perhaps .it might he placed meat in ridicule to a fo►mer reset*. time of a Right Hon. GfOlialion oplipaitto whip cowed the House to melee that there was se de• predation is the cermet* while *II the mosso tidos to the toiletry srerivioisg es ender• the i e .. plead ?eltnewltsbgtsest.4 that 4epseeistios. The affalliftiONlK is gessies.was she liretreoelt otelott Reports obit* had byes ado by the Commission ed; ,sect . if tlpt Roses shit mot dead by sallbeippos the Commissioners is costlesisisi this rash er I ;.„, I