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~w i /4A‘i,e9- /7)",.? Per Cent . c o k . :-. I ' l ' • .., I .'" k • • . 411 ; . i .. o, inn . 1. .. . I R' ~,` e . ,~~ .r. . • • - • / . , ./ 17 I'. ;fe .4 4 10,1 P3 1U ilt vcr, 14 Nes . astioe. • n . . ~ .. A 1: 1 • ..... - -,: 3: .i,,:.i r :,.. ..t.,., ,;...„„ .. ~-,,,,. 1, L4. * 1 , •tos b.,..,Fiss Ist us Isla s-s* /.4TI---Ja• • ! tio, --• - '.r... . • 6 , lsssisq II t- i ' ,••• — 1 :11 ' • 4;0;.,, .treit,lNT. 0% ~ to zi fti r I . ( 1 . 1 4 i.. t ,41 11 ~..1 lill t it _oti ,‘ lasi,. ......4 t ...,,,:cti ...,•, .•• ....... •... .• ‘,.,„1„iettv.;........,. 4i. , ...M..........--..—..—a.—.-...-...... -- V - -NUMBER 4867. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1818. • • , .. , ". .. . ' ,- . ovi 11 , 1 rtim.;rtutlser4l., DRURY-LINA. . BRITISH GALLIIRY, PALL-HALL -• OAS LIGHT AND CONE COMPANY, . IMPEXI/IL PARLIAAiIIIVr * , ilk I serval HIS IiNFAINn_ W 2 maven A v ma__ 0 I ~l[lllo •-• .• . w 5..... . .. _ __-- —-- 1 IN .. . *Asa 1 ~ :, . id :WO 4 ..<..,., PUICE SEVEh-PENCE. - WHIR EVENING. WEDNESDAY. May 11, 1. sir Raisatime berveete *wilterfarm the Trait* et DOUGLAS. L or i lbedlelpb. Mr. Rolland; Olessateee. Mr. Illeariettb; Teen Novel, Mr. Roan (his Grit spprereeee is that ehi. ne m) ; OM Plaevil, Mr. Pepe. Le* Reedelph. Nis be agle, Mess Usenet*, Royal. Debts% her bra swarms at this Tbeelre) ; one, Moe su~tw. After which, Ilth *Jae, a we fterieteseie Opev*e Illewheide Piece, railed AMOROSO. KING or LITTLE BRITAIN. Ameereme(Rieq of little BANJO, Mr. Hertel ; Reeeteeie (his Coat), Mr. ReigLlN. Cowles& (Owes of Littk Md. tais), Mrs. Lead; Nallidada (Maid of the Bedeheeeber) ; Ws. Ores. To whirls sill be added, the Mel preen of - THE INNKEEPER'S DAUGHTER. itieldall.Mr. Wens& Piaklasik Mr. Gettig; Mere* Mr. theiell; Illaalausa. Ilk. teas; Vas LaMar. Mr. T. P. c oo k s; Wj ea, Mr. limesaad. Mb% 31185 i Rely; Ma r e% Mai Taarervi The Jew of lialia+Aserese, Kiss of Little Ilritairvesd The Illeepirg Dramatic • am Pewee rebeersel, AA trill be predated la a THIS GALLERY, with a SELECTION o f the meet collimated Weets.ej tia Hallam 0 1 ,0 • 41 4 flellieb, sad Dads Reheat, IS OPEN every ' day Glom Mae% the Mug nail Six in the illaiing. A4ools'll* Ili . 6 C111111411.11 1. By drtlei, • . JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. ,r... . i romurrive IN AID OF DESTI/IrE SEAMEN. SUBSCRIPTIORS receieed at the wider-men- Netted Beakers, deco eftweeneint to the -.l'ablie that the Peed was ealleieet ter the Porpoise the toientittee had le view. t • IL s. 4. . -.- , 4. s. 11. At Wittiness sad Ca I At Lubbock aell•Co c fie. Pie Pieebeil, See. S 5 6 Jews Garry, Erg. 3 0 9 arigideo . Liget! Was. Neville, ~ At liveries cad c.:! - Y. M.S. UMW* t . Rise Are Colitis 4 '2l 0 alall, POI 4C. 1 0 0 --- Rev. 1. Manse, At Millings earl Ca. May College, . Lord Vise. Gage 50 0 0 Oxford 1 1 6 A Priced 1 1 0 Dr. Well, do. do. 2 2 0 Mr. Edger 1 1 0 At Rephrase tad CS. S. Pipe Wollaston, r.e. Conies, F.sq. 1 1 0 t. Ptaitford- Collection at a Die ail, Tamsweeth 5 6 6 arr at the Dower Capt. W. J. Lye ! Castle, Greeu- RM. - t i 0 street 00 0 Mrs. Royaolia, Hwy. a a 'U. klii Mg .a I' 0 COMPANY, MIT 4. lati. NOTICE is hereby Riven. that s SPECIAL. COURT ef the PROPRIETORS of this COMPANY will he held et the CROWN and ANCHOR TAVERN, to the Strawd, is the Comity of Middlesex. an THURSDAY, the 55th day of May loalant, at Elmo &Clock In the Fem► woo, fur the puersee of choosing a GOVERNOR, DEPUTY GOVERNOR. 8011 TEN DIRECTOIIak pionsuaut to the directions in the Ad ratite 55th Year of his present Majesty. J. PEDDER, Seermary. N.H. The Chair will he tellee et Twelve uNSeck precisely. TO THE PROPRIETORS IN " THE GAS LIGHT AND COKE COMPANY," • 11111,:matreet, May 4,11115. Labe* Awe Chnansunx, E permed baying *Mord, when by the p roo i. sine. of pm , c o mmk a gl o n, vim oreebeett to range isle Your hands the charge yes hese committed to us, we take the earliest oppormuity respectfully to solicit the favour of your Votes, to replace us is the respective sitnatietss which your geed opusion hue ekeady celled es to ill in your Court of Director.. %Ye treat that we have upon all 01(1 , 1.411/08, to the utmost of our ability, cousulted the welfsre and inkiest of the Company; and we feel gnat pride so Mime called upon at the present estosseat Po take the sense of the Pro prieturs at large upon ear past etionloct in the marairment of the werlertakimr. Should it he our let le be reinstated in the Court of Directors, we beg to assent you that we shell, ow all ours sloes, nee oar nuremitting exertions to promote die &daytime meat of the Company. We have the honour le remain, Ladies and Geollemen Your most obliged and otredie:nt Servants, DAVID POLLoCk, Governor, THOMAS LIVESEY„DepuIy-Gorerstur, Jobe Warren, James Barlow, William Paxton, James Gregory, Joseph Cooper. Rope Marries, Bestjamiu Newton, Matthew Kemp. William Strut, John George Lockett, DIRECTOMI. The Election is fixed for 'Thurniay, the 511th slay of May ialstant at Twelve o'Clock precisely, at the Crown and Astehe;Taveta, in the Strand. ;77717 * 1 Pi HOMER or LORDS, Tursuaw, Maw D. '' itst4l APPEAL. • . CoVise' were heard ibis day I. continnation in the A NMI Cause of the Lad of Werryss against • the Earl of Had• thugtons.-Eartleer hearing postponed till to-morrow. MESSAGZS FROM THE HOUSE OP COMMON.. Mr. William Modes sad when, brought up the Edits burgh Has Light Rill, sad DeVeit' private Imp, 1. cM they deslowdeiseir lawkehipe etweinseure. Sir J. Graham i thad 'Muss from the Coglielltle • Wont : M the Loam B, tbeilplrlt loteresurse Bill, the Rill, the Duke et lOaelhellge's, mad Hie of tam 'wets," Anaift seiretal privaittwilibtitt in **kb RIO 'ol4‘ Lesalipeemretwiirser 'Bala were arverallf reed a hest time. The Rub fur erearing Amenities lb Sheikh of Cpealigitige • and the Drachm of Cumberland were ordered tn4weari a at ruled time twusurrow, fee whirl (mossier the U.S sr amused. NEW COINAGE.' rt Mr. Bradley. from the Hint Office, presented *revel Accounts trillium to the estimated expenwo or the Gold nod Silver Coinage for the present year, in pursuance of the Earl of Lauderd.tle's 11•0140111 00 • formate 'day. These Papers on the motion of the Marquis of 1.47/•• DOWN, were ordered to he printed. PARDONS UNDER THE ORPAT SEAL. The Marquis of L•PISPOWN gave notice that he would, to-morrow, /11110Vf the served reading of the Bill for reed log Fees to Ise takta on waning Pardons under she Great Stat. IRISH GRAND CANAL. The Dnke re !Armrest presented a Petition from the Stiielcholders of the Grand Canal is Ireland, comptaining of certain espaliers to which they were about -to be subjected in the paring of a Bill through Parliament affecting their tote. recta, and praying that they May he allowed to defend them selves by Counsel against such expeows, either brforc their Lordships sir any other competent Tribunal. The Petition was referred to the Committee on the Bill. The Earl of LauDennat.g moved, that certain Orders of the House relative to the Numiwr of C,unsents required for the pairing of private Bills connected with Scotland, be dispensed wish.—Ordered liar Duke of NOILTIMMISPRLAND prr'entrd a Petition from Newaistle-uporTyue against the Poor Assessment Bill—Laid us the table. The Innkeepers' Rates Bill went through a Committee, and was ordered to be repent d. The House then adjourned. A - le la .. fee &lye. TMIL4TRI-MOTAIL, CDOINT-OARbIIN. TNIS IEVENING, WEDNESDAY. Meyß, will be erased (7th time) tbe sew Tragedy of SELLAAHRA • OR, THE FALL OF TUNIS. Mental% lir. Young ; klaufterli, Mr. C. Enable; Amu let, Mr. Marready ; Salerno, Mr, Terry ; Kelrd, Mr. Cue. Der. llialleasiee, Nies O'Neill. After elide will be produced, for the Grit time, a sew eratimaotal, Tragical, Operatic tatertaiaeseat, ia tome Act, railed THE SORROWS OF WERTER. The Overture sad Music retested by Mr. Ware. *trier, Mr. Ludas ; Frit*, Mr. Tokrly ; Albert, Mr. blarehard; Schnaps, Mr. iiiralairalL Charlotte, Mrs. before. The Prologs, to be spars by Miss Foote . Te which will he adrrd (7th time), a lam Ballet Warder wet, est it WI LA CHASSE. The Doors to be overcast Six a'Cleck--the Play to begirt at Seem. Roan, 76.1 Srararl Prier, 3s. 3.. ed. ; *mud Pnee, te.—Lower Chilliry, 'fa.; Second Price, la.—Upper Celery, 111111411111 Y. ice. nil. Twars~. the Opera of The Have—La Ohoiee—and Why% my Father? At Maissenosses. R. Nick*hum, EN. Culartashsireet buildings 1 0 0 Mrs. Willer Tata*, per J. E.G. 0 0 At Westin. Pinhole, sod Co. H. &Tivoli's., Ilsq. Clarinet s INS o I TM.. steam Hot. I I 0 H. W. „, 010 01 S. P. , •.401) , 9 . • 1 • 1 1. 0 1 1 . At Barbera and Co. A Friem4 1 0 0 rpST, is TEN .POUND RANK NOTE. N.. 9,344, lets44l9llhOssiber.l9ll3—Wbuseet brume it to Mr. AckeinesstriESAMisdb rill receive TWO GUINEAS Reward. Pappigi,lllllll. team, is stepped at the leak. This dsy is published, haushromely printed' in octavo. with • Portrait of the Author, price 21. ts. iu boarJs, • Third Edition, very corisiderably eulargtd, of IHISFOILICAL MEMOIRS OF MY OWN TIME in three Volumes. Part the First, from 1178 Is 1781. Part the Second. from Jesuitry 1781 to March 1782. Part the Third, from March 1782 to Ma.ch 1784. Thoroughly revised turd corrected. MILLARD% PATRIIT IMPERIAL CLOTH. N. customs! pas delis wash es pesehleel lee et teem. MANY Persons hoviim been induced to offer fee ash a variety ef Cloth, clearly to imitate the above, the Peddle are respectfully apprised by the Ponder, bia PATENT CLOTH is sold se his East India, Haeubru% tooth, Manchester, aced Family Limn Warehouse, Nu. 16, CH EAPSIDE, Wholesale fee Expurtstion, in entire Cases of 60 sod 36 Pieces leek and Retail by the Piece of 26 to 52 yestk each. is 4-4tles for Skiable, Sze. std ; ts. 6d.; Si.; 3s. 6t1.; 4a. to 5.. 6.1. per yard, snot lee when the what. erer, where appliestios is requested to be made, mid all ethers from *booth or the country are respectfully requested to be snit. ft is most dolma*, to those who require • waterer article thou Lines, mid essential a.4i milies he. going abroad to, ee remolds, Amiss wire! ethsetsee, fro., its coneliscivesem I. health, mid Medium tu pewees the effects of iewaseffeedefrOmfitiemi hem hest to cold is these, es well as in the orlon , ewes. It eupervetlee the use of the flue Madras Leap Cloths of lobs, litiise applicable to all the purpose. for which that had bevn laid ill universal esti. matins. The wide widths for Medium firms the most 'commies' sad desirable stiffer weer, for cold enemies, suet fur gravelling. R ICHARDSON. GOOD!. UCK sud CO. fully arquanst their Friends, that the' NEW LOTTlVreasawiesees Drawing .. the Ktawli Masa- Day ; sad they see haps in anovinwhes that ilk &Arse hu bworllansoril M the some Plan as the Ins., with, however, owe I Is, which K. G. sod Cu. stivosly moat. reed s.. Ms. Thew* an 101 esaitiderthly mere than in the kis Lottery, and ON Marts leas thus last. Them see ' Then Prises of f 20,0110 A. 414 of f 3,111111, SUN, tip*. ice. Deities a law Propertkr• of 1100, £lOO, &e. Ailwiatirrers Were the First Day hare advantage" sot to liseheahted allerwwwls, es the lest TWENTY Prises drawer HOUSE OF COMMONS, TIMID" MAY 5. By - Sir - N. WM. WRAXALL, Bart. Printed fur T. Cadell and W. navies, Strand. Of whom may also he had. by the same Author, 1. The HISTORY of FRANCE, from the Accession of Henry 111. in 1674, to tbe Death of Henry IV. in 1810. The Second Edition, with consideralde Additions, handsomely printed in Six Volunies,Svo. price 31.35. in boards. 2 MEMOIRS of the COURTS of BERLIN, DRES DEN. WARSAW, and VIENNA, in the years 1777. 1779, and 1779. Two Volumes, Rte. TIMM Milky Ids in boards. • 3. A TOUR mond die BALTIC. tbars.resWebern Catiotries of Europe, particularly Fin. land, Russia, and Prussia: ia a nor* Edition, tiro. da. in boards. KENNY'S CHESS EiERCISES. This day are published, elegantly priori' in foolscap lieu. embellished with monerons Plates, price 7s boards, /PRESS EXERCISES ; intended n. * Com panion soil &gad to the PRACTICAL CH tss GRAMMAR. By U.S KENNY. Lasko: Printed fur T. nod J. Altman, Priticesotrea, Houover-square; Baldwin, Cra , hick, and Joy, Paternoster. row; and Hell said Heedful*. ' Edinburgh. ••• Of whom may be had, by the same Author, the Third Edition, of the PRACTICAL CHESS GRAMMAR, 4150. ten Plates, price 7.. boards. Also as above may be hail, IiTHATAGENIS of CHESS, one vol. evo. 120 Plates, price 7s. boards. _ _ will hare nob l t,IOY b addition. RICHAItDIIOPI, GOODLUCK, sail CO. have for score than 40 yean very lenniy participated in the public favour, sad have ea doubt that their Fries& will think of tin as on the priest isconiee..--A great variety Alf Number% will be always found as Say at their esqntitiseably furtasate Mae, Lure-sotunnes, Coasint.t., and faring tie Gate if the kin.... 111111.11, Ctuattrc.caosy *litre every description of Besistna is the Public Funds is faithfully evenileel. WANTED Iry n reap ectAle Family. the CARE of ONE or TWO CHILDREN as a ►lope. rior Nitration, where every possible care will lie lake'', baring bet mos of thei► own, and Iwo Towle Lykes to assist is the Nursery and FAlotatiors. No objertioa to any ace. For Letters of address, direct to Mrs. Smith, White Hone Place; No. 45. Ginessercial Road; or, Mrs. C, 16, Commercial Place, Commercial Road. All Letters must be post paid. CAPITAL LOWER Y •eyl.s Deawiag 4th of Joae, CMG% Blinn. DAT. WEBB. Steek•Broker, 9. (7meretett.L. end IlLS• 17, LUDGAIV47IIIIIIT, WM the satisfaction to ao *mice smother Lottery 111. the Same pelweiple as the las; which was se highly sppeoved of t sod to which mere Capital airlift VW* obtained by the Public MA ut Is say previous Lottery ever brows • . THE PRPENT LOTTkRY COXT4IIIIII 7 here Prises of Twenty llowsand Ponds ! With 104 mote Capitalson4l 4.000 Tickets less than the lest Lowery. Allthe Prises are Sterling Sloiwy,siod the Ltte►y will be draws oe the old favourite plan (as the Leal was); stiurt is its favour seed not be said ; but as early purchase is recommended, se the first Towns Prises will receive is &aglow, 1,0001. each, making 40,0001. io the first half hour. Tickets and Shares are selling at WEBB'S Fortunate Offices. 9, CORWHILL, sad 17, LUDGATE STREET, Where FOOR CA/TELLS. In the Last Lottery, were sold in shares, and Three 30,0001. Prises is she *hurt space of Airier* weans. • It is ebt mated list sot less than Eight Hundred Persoss partiripsteil in ths Capitals of tee late Lottery. ever, Mors of the Grpst Prises lisviug bees sold to Oat Public. THE Royal FreAnage Plan of HAZARD & Co. CONTRACTORN WITH GOI*PR.CVEAT, FOR DISTRIBUTING AMONG A HVENTUREM 107 CAPITAL PRIZES. HAZARD mod Co. by selecting the approved Parts of former Lotteries, hare bees esabled su to strange the present Schnee, that *I'VFENTY, One Thousand Pound Prizes MUST BE DRAWN Aii iht lira so MiANifi, THE KING'S BIRTH-DAY, 4TH JUNE. T 111: SCII EME COSTAIIIi3 3 Prizes oi £2O 000 ! 4 Priv-% of 13,000 mod £2,000! 20 Psizes or £1,000! 9.0 Prtzes of xsuu ! 20 Prizes or £3OO ! 41) rear* of X• 200 ! 51,0:Ai Prizes of A:100, £3O. &c. &c. Ilw First 20 Prizes will have Xl.OOO More. The Eirsi 500 Blanks x Ili have Xl5 each. The soullikawo Prize 411ove Xl,OOO must be .1:+2,0410 !—nr, 113,000 !—or, £40,000 !!! Tickets awl Sham are selliue. by HAZARD and Cu. CON tutAcTuas. at I ibtlf very Wel Office, Ni,. t . 1 3. ROYAL "- CHANGE, (mouton (ratablisbed upwari • of lUO year►), who »a,1.1 and Missed Fite Prizes of .e .20,f)00 io the LAIII Yt nes Loitertrx, nod Capital. in former Lotteries nnium,ting to sum.. m.ll•mu. N.V.—Favourite Number. may Lc ulotaititil by early a itithcoltutt. LETTER TO THE SHOPKEEPERS IN THE AI ETROPO LIS. ENTLEMEN—There is an old and true ILA Proverb, that " reed wine seeds no both." If the were exercised no exterior &ejects of 1116441010. taste, it would be economising Unfortunately this is not lie cal% hipliaßhsves the fi lend of niaukind to point out those base arts ley which they are deluded. Ido sot address myself to those who are an mean as to live by a species of swindling, though it is to be hoped they are not impervious to common sense. There are per sous who impose ripon the Public Hair wolframs, and would fain make us believe in their superior efficacy. 'flies de ceptive characters, who are at war with fair dealing, and in alliance with adversity. notwithstanding are depriving our pity.—The abject of this Address is to guard the 'trade against those Quarks who perantb.:late the City, and sell what they call Blacking, 13, 14, sail even IS bottles to the dimen, of a quality and at a price that the respectable part of the Trade will not buy it. 1 ion informed, on the con trary, that they always inquire for my Rucking, which 1 offer to sale, nr full pint bottles, at twelve shilling. per dozen, and 10 per amt. discount, for mosey, soil which is of so superior a quality as to nerd so (nether recoi ..... endat• •. I am, (Studenten, 'wire, very truly, RICHARD TURNER. Blocking Manufactory, 114, londuir-road, Southwark. • I have so made foreign and country iradv, shit I keep no Town Traveller, because A•nlers well know tbe way to my Nlaaufartory. Joist pahlislied, price 61. 6d. a New Edition of THE FRENCH INTERPRETER; Conriat• iit of copious and familiar Conversation* on every topic whorls an be useful or isterestine to Fusilier, Travel Mrs, Alrretiouts, or Men of MOM.; sooolef with a Com plete Vocabulary, Tables of the Relative Value of Cohn, with Forms of Card., Notes, and Letters. The whole ex bibitiupc, in a very distinct 11111UOCT, the exact mode of Pro onocimion, with the true Parisiaa Accent; and parties.. laxly adapted fur 'Nevis's who hate owl acquired a Know. ledge of the Fresh Lanenititc• By FRANCIS WILLIAM BLAGDON, E.g. Printed fur Samuel LAO, 18, Sirius& Dlt. JAMES'. l'O‘l'DElt and ANALEP TIC PILLS., preptred easeily as in Dr. James's life time, by FRANCIS NEWBCIIT. She only person living who was admitted to be proem with him at the process in his Fever Powder; sod the wait depositary of the . to of ►is band-wiitimr, which were delivered to Mr. Newhery when he purchased and had a regular assignment of half the property—These facts ar • rtiorrovri verified by the che. mica! analysis of Mr. Professor Braude an•t Mr. Arcata, who severally ascertained the perfect phiiiity of the two Powders; amid that, to the satisfsction of the most respect. able Medical Bodies, whose extrware orders Mr Newberg matinees to Purply. F►om this statement the Public will he convinced that the assertion of 31i . 11. G. G. JUNK.. that the Ciiinrosit inns Pahl by Mr. Newbery are opnriunr," is a grusis calumny, convey ing a charge of Fraud and Perini y even against his Grand father, Dr. James hiortelf. Mr. Janies is anxious to induce s briief r lbst Mr. New. fiery, u Vender of the Medicine*, was Purely an agent to the Family; but every one know.. that • Proprietor in .4 con. cern is a principal, and Mit a principal ig not au sr at. Mr. Newbery plrdcro himself that Dr. iinntreo Powder and Analeptic Pill., prep:lreol by him and his Suns, arc lint teal Remedies, u ismornett by Dr /Aims. FRANCIS NEWBERy. They are sold by F. Nerrhery and item, in the rvicinoll Wm r.shosese, N 0.45, St. Pours Chorch•yonl, London. and IV, Dainemrrot, Dublin, anti :.y their avast., Mr. Son:tr, 100, oa.r.l4.ireet, soil Messrs. B.iyley anti Ilkw, Cockviart.irtatt. ••• Purchaser, will Ea...1011y Oise. iat that Mr. Nc brry . 9 name in; engraved in nll the Stamps. TKINS()N'S AMBROSIAL SOAP, pre f.\ psitil by a new room, whieh frees it from all iiri cit isle qualities is recommended as the most alibi, pare, still ell:ens:II article of the kiwi ever iliveuted; it mauves freckles, redness, and hardness from the skin, prevents its chapping, sad makes it lusted cccc sly soft; white, said eves?. Sold in squares for washing, price Is ; and in shaving cakes, price 9C—h.—said Is. dd. each. ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE changes grey or red hair on the to sul or whipkera. In a helot- Idol and permanent brown or black, warranted to COM. pktely answer the purpose, or sill forfeit One lioudred Pounds, lone Sa.-104. All —sod One Guiuea. ATE I NSON'S FLU I I) for rostnring Hie Hair where it has fallen off Gum illness, perspiration, change of climate, &c. it also frees it from scurf, snakes it soft and glossy as silk, and keeps it its einel lim ing exercise is dancing, or walking, or in damp weather, prism 3s. 04. a Bottle. Emilio's—The above articles hare the siguatore of the Ps-Talisman the label, stawrwitie they cannot be genuine. Sold by James A ik Olson, Perfumer, Ne. 43, Germ rd.st met, Subo.mplare, London ; and by must Perfumers and Hair. dressers is the Kingdom. - TO MRS JOHNSON. 91. NEWMAN-STREET, OXFORD-STREET, LONDON. A ZA 11 LT:1117A I I N tr t luy " H m l NG lie f:Y t E t U lI P "' yuak fnj ao kindly gave use fur my little 1110,. a child nine Months oil: he had lwest witted with • supposed cold, and had a viukut discharge at the nose, which n,terwards inflamed his eyes to such a degree, that it was fluff i. , ful whether he would erre re cover his sight; at the same lime his gums were very 'midi swelled. and the Doetnr lancrtl them without •effeet, but by the war of a bottle of your invaluable syrup. ise Ins than • iodine:l his eyes (which before were pm pposej I. he Nearly it cored) became as Wight as the fondest parent roolil possibly &sire, and he had several teeth through with perfect two!. 1 am, your obedient and grateful Servant, S. PERRY. ♦2, Great &. Andrew-street, Sett% Dials. To he had of the Proprielisra. Johnson and Williams. 94. Neminan-sett ; :11111 by their appointment, o f a ll the m e th. rose Vender, in Toast and Country, ut Is. %I. per battle. 8..--Sfro. .tohannot retieer* she Poor, as usual, at her bowie e►ert Tuesday and Saturday morning, from Nine to Tea orinek, by bringina • bellre few* a cmpretahle 11mm-beep, r, to certify that they are real ]Ejects of Charily. On she motion of Mr. W. DWlriall, the Bill for the provi sion of she Widows of Writers to the Signet was seed the third time awl passed. 'Me. X. TIIORXTIIIII presented a Petition from the Over of the Poor of Wandsworth, against the Parish Vestries Bill —Laid on the. table, and ordered to be petaled. On the motion of Mr. lloussi Bulimia, the Petitions presented on • runner night from Counlry Bakers was or dered to be rellesmed la a Curomittee. The object of the Pr titioisers was to 'thew the injury they sustaioed by • certain regulation, respecting the mode of weights( breast required by lari Mr. Wmmil brioria up the Report of the Corsiositioe,of Privilege, and gave Notice that he should, on Friday next, move so hatable Address to his Royal Highness the Prince Repot, fur the removal of Thomas Ferguson from the office of a Surveyor in Scotland.—Tbe Report of the Committee was trial on the *Ode. Ou the motion of Mr. Pitt, the Irish Coirt House Bill was read the third time and prownl. Mot. JAMelf SHAW presented a Petition from certain per sons in the county of alidillesex, praying fur • repeal of the Pons un printed Cotton —Referred to the Committee now silting on that anhjret. Mr. Hagan iio•tpuned. until Friday next, his motion ors the subj , •ct of the Claims of certain Creditors us the Nabob of the Catwalk. Sir J. NIVIFPORT rose to move foi Copies of the Patent Commission under which the °ewe of the Keeper of the Sigurd in Scotland held his filiation, and also that or his two predrcessors, together with n Copy of the Act of &de nial, relative to the sale of the °Bice of Slibrit's Clerk. Mr. W. Dolmas could have no objection to the Produc tion of these documents, winch were immobility ordered. the the motion of Mr. Lusisixotom, Sykes's Hydrometer Bill was read the third Slur?, and passed. Lord SirrOM presented a Pelitioa from the Inhabitant Freeholders of the County of Bettis, against that classes in the Poor Laws Ameadmwat Bill which resider the landlords to pay the rates on humors ander • certain valmep— Referent to the Committee un she Poor Laws. Sir M. W. RIDLEY presented a similar Petition froth ore lain persons in Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Lord G. Cavy.sottin presented a Petition from certain , Frame-workers in Drolly. complaining of the diMealties , ilwy endured from what etriploymentl.sid on the table. Sir C. Hosuc brought in the RM Highway . in eller the Woodlice, which was reed a G is t time. -To be read • second time to-morrow. Sir N. PAIIINFLt. postponed until Thursday next, his 'no tion fora repeal of the Hearth Tax in Ireland. kir. Pant puesposied nista the same day, hip motion for the 11111111110115 of the Errs of the Office of Clerk of the Conn of Extbequer in Ireland. Sir J. NPWPO*T elan postponed until Thursday, his 13119- lints tur extending the ?Saddam) Flax to Ireland. COPYRIGHT ACT. • Mr. D. GTL$eaT presented a Petition from Wil liam Savage, the printer to the Royal Institution, apinst the Copyright Act.—Referred to the Coin tuittee osi Haat subject. PARLIAMENTARY REFORM. Sir FAANCIP BURIMTT presented tifty-three Pe titions from the inhal»tatits of the Borough of in favour of Parliamentary Reform, on the principle of Annual Parliaments and Universal Staage.—the first Petition was ordered to be print. d. The Hon. Baronet then prevented forty-two Pe titions to the same effect from the Town of Halifax. —Ordeted to lie on the table. THE DANK. Mr. GRINIrtiLL ro►e its move for r return from tls:; Hook .s 1 KtagNA, to which hr understood no 01 , jectiois would be mode. It as► for as, account of the ours.s poid by the public to tlit Book for net wing the difteses.t Lams Irons the 179 j to 1816 , h.clutive. olseuing the rate on winds the charges torte made by she fiank. opeciffiog the 61 " u" during rock yesr, ;Intl the whale 'aggregate sum. Mr. S. THOUNioN did hot niti , A•t to the motto's. lint he complained of the trouble which the nicking out su c h relit, sis caused to the Hook, a n d portico. 1,14 , in a case like this. where the Hots. Member hod silently snide s calculal • mf the puma so paid ; the asece►snry niforanottuts war therefore had with out the expense and trouble of waking the tetsFus ooe d Ali. (itti.NYro,/ r.nrnily eomplaiued of the ob- senratiosat .which had just Adieu front the Bauk Director. iVas it,' he said, to be entluted by that Murmur the public , plat when they Old nearly ease million sterlieg ■ era of the publit money to the Bonk, the latter should intuition the slightest disieclittatirin at producing any pert of their accounts. to silos the precise amount arid mime of any particillark expenditure of !")-:-Il'as the Moose to be told of the ex pense of making rest'surli returns, under the or. cuinstances is, which the Bank stood to the pstlolii• , ? —1 IP:any-41 w.. mon 'extraordinary that a Batik Director could,' !rave thought of sitaisig such ohs 'emboss.. ethe trouble to the Musk, indeed ! that is, the trouble with I,uoo clerks ur making out 17 accoutre', for - -the.ittforteetiors of the liaise and the public..—(ficeir.)—The mama r in which the public. banner was mairaged at; the Bank entailed upon the publiC'au enormous expense, mid yet tile moment accounts were coiled fur, a Director did not hesitate to stand up Tand !elk of expose?, mail preach up economy to the public.—( !/ear, hear ) His sole object beaming for these returns WUA, to do what he could to expl:Un to the public the way in which the question stood, and, if possible, to reduce the enormous charge' they paid the Batik for the Management of their accounts during the'last twenty xears.--(llear. hear.) • Mr. Menem() said, he was net •in the House when this cousersation arose, but 'from what he understood of the matter, be, as a Bunk Directost. certainly saw imohjectioo to clue eutluctiots of any accounts for the aatisfaction of the public respecting their affairs, With . the Batik, .He could out hut complain, however, of the calculations made by the Ron. Gentleman of the sums paid Ity the public, and the injurious , obeervetioita that accompanied thews. These he thought.it would have beers more betomingto make on a future day. when the rule. ject could be , regularly and properly disents.eil.—. Such ill-timed attacks on the Batik were, he re. pealed, unfair and injurious to the pith.lic barren. Mr. S. THORNTON said, the Hort. Metsibtr..who moved for the returns, had ni;vtioderstoucl All he had said was, that he could see no necessity for the Hon. Member celliog.fur thou, when be had already by his own esti:lllation made out the sums which he supposed these returns would come Municate. . The Accounts were then ordered. • IRISH LANDLORD AND TENANTS ACT. Mr. LESLIE FOSTER ros e t o move r ot l eave to bring in a Bill to 'mead the Apt of the 66.1 t of the %Clog. commonly called the Litodlord and Totems Act, for facilitating, under certain circumstances, the Landlord's reemery hie Tenements in Ire• land, without being obliged to incur the delay and difficulty of the complicated restudy jq ejectutent. In the year 1817, 1,634. caitli of Abe applies. ion of this Act occurred, in I,oBi of which the tea- Meets were tecovered by the , landlord, but its the greater part of the others the Defender., succeeded in holding presiessiou under certain ambiguities itt the provisions of the Act. The Act was carried into operation by the Assistant Barristers. and his object was, to ititroduce such. on amendment ea would prevent the evasions of the Act ilost bad already taken place. He made this applicutirei dies havieg had various consultations with the Amgen( Barristers., and others competent to gite proper information on the subject p awl the mtlirlaL. meet he meant to propose would remove all pay.. teal doubts on the provisious of the Act. Leave was their given to bring in a Bill to amend die said Act. SUPPLY. Mr. BROODE% brought up the Report I.r the Committee of Supply, when the Resolutions al ready voted , for the purchase a Dr. But u t y'a Library, and for the Army Extratordluaries, were read and agreed to. STEAM BOATS. Mr. Hume* moved the Order of the Dot' for the House resolving itself into a Committee on the Steam Boat Rill. Mr. FINLAT objected to the Speaker's leaving the Chair, and condemned the Vint which lately appeared, stud of which this was a pait s for legislate ing on matters that it were better to leave to the guidance of the parties concerned. The object of this Bill was to throw the management of strain bests into the hands of certain inspectors, and by this mesa, as he thought most unwisely, to throw otf the responsibility of carefully &needing to the steam-engine froth the parties really interested in seeing them work with safety and effect—s„d all this because some accidents had occurred isi higli pressure engines. No such Was ever known, or vas likely to happeu in those of low pressme, Were In general ese. He thought there was no necessity for legislatmg on this subject, and that it was much better to leave the regulation* in the hinds of the proprietors, who were of course moat interested in seeing every thing go on right. E i re tenanting this opinion, he would propose as an arhendment to this Motion, " That the Bill be committed this day three months." Mr. lianTF.T said, this Bill was brortglit !•e , the recoo,mrudrtian of a Committee appoiwL.l consider the subject, and before whew satitrac!na evid en ce was given of the neceseity of adopr:eg some legiolatite eneclinent, by which the recuri col of those fatal accidents that had taken place. wool :1 be avoided. The of ject of the Bill would lie ro have the huller! and safety valves so constsucted a,•l placed, as to prevent the occurrence of occident by any neglect of ilie man 'Appointed to lo o k ~tier them; and elan to appoint inspectors, who show.l see that the psovisions of the law were contitli it with, and gave a certificate to that street, bets to auy boot should be allowed to sail. Mr. FtNtalr would not press his amendrrelit at this Incinient. He weul/1 reserve his oppositntri til a future stage 4,1' the Bill. The Bill Was then committed, and the Report ordered to be received to-morrow. Sir FRANCIS BURDETT rose to say, he had n I thou, to brine forward relative to the case of Fer son, eho bud been committed by the House if* gm.