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17`4"4-44 464, 1 1 , 1 mmumpir... y F - ... .„...; air • - ....... -- ...o, ,1-:.. -di. , -*Ai- • - ----- 7 . .. . . (-- AA 6 .. ;.„ .0. , 44, . ft . .. 4,01' •eli - 1 , 1 / CP-.4,41 . !5t0, , - • 4 \ imiill,..** p 0 _ • b,\ 411- 1 ;Inman! , • - k. ..44 , -;;•••••44,..• V i tt 'fib * . . .! • . . . . , ro I . purc -- _ 4 44.4: • 4, 5140. LONDON, SATURDAY, MAY ‘2;:). 1r.19 PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. TIIEATVE DRURY.LANE• WHITSUN EVE. lIS EVENIN'., SATURDAY, May 291 will be performed A GRAND `ELECTION Ancient, and Moen, Music, tinder the dirertinn Smart. nu thr *Awe grand scale and able as 1,,..nt Oratorio* its this Theatre of the perhirni.-..ice Mrs S ilmon will sing t'n , Air " From Mighty Kings," Kirrittst 'ay tat VRII" (14reliMpallied on ilw Note by Mr. Nichob.on), 1. , ' a u s r Il.lt id by T Georgi ( , '"fill e Arm. " Di Piart 6'l" ltn.u,i ; awl a Dort with Guutlall, a ties Air by Himmel—and i Ih. fi.fil and only time litii araviii. Ist Drill. De Liltu surf • Duet—Aria, " 'anti palpita," Mollie. De r —A•in," Amor di Pairin," Wile. V De Lihu, mecum the French Hum by Sig. 1'024, who will alos per- 1,-. 014. ~ • r V..ea: Pierce by Messrs Pyle, Havre., G Smith, Awn,, with the full leo lieuhorq of 11w whole mane., are itantowneral in the Bills, which may be all the principal Monne Situp. inelhy will play a Cowers.. on the Violisier:b.; 'eve- Chormses will I* istrartorea; and by t fur the last tinse this sew‘on, 11w performance n r lpdc miih Beethoven's Gonad Battle Slot - unlit, for • Pores ibe Orchestra will be augmeated lu nearly 200 1'r,f,,,M11,-.,Leltder, Mr. Smart. and Place, In he taken of Mr. Rtotwell, at the Ten till Fue ; O. aCoat may be mad s Pri vity Ks 11);:1111y. TB C. 4 TR IT-ROY.I t. COVEVT-GA RDE v. ©MONDAY NEXT. My u, will be meted Ihr Play of TIIE CASTLE SPECTRE. . Ocinirn.li Mr. Ylinitg; Perry, Mr C Reginald, Flo.riou ; Father Philip, Mr Emery ; %Wiley. Mr. ; Kennek, 1f r. Connor. The Spectre, Mrs. rates; t,re, ro. Coate.; Angela, Minn O'Neill. . , ,lit. r which ;71k time), a New Dramatic Sketch, is INN act, call.•d COZEN i ; Oft HALE AN HOUR IN FRANCE. Met•hio. Hr. Oavri %ache. Mr Var.!! 'hier, Mr Yeers!!! Flesions, Mr. Yme.!!!! Grimarter, '!,. V.iitm'!!!! 6.lheril Glib, Mr. Y*telt!!!!'! Si t nirr Home. 1%. if , N, MIS. T. Hill; IA Belle Limma Mr.s Maw. After which will be ewiced.lM pepttler Pantomime of MOTHER GOOSE._ • - hlll4ker GOMM., Me• lkilIMMO; C 411115 (after...4.d. liar venial, Mr. Filar; Nn.ire Bogie (ofterwaril% riiirvis%, Mr. r;risoialtii; Aram (afterwarilr Pairtaluon). M Nurimtu Imo lir (aft.rararde Colonslaine), Mi. IF. De Ai. porker, 7r.; Secant' Prier, 3s. 3s. 6,1.; Second Prier, 2. --Lower Coills-s . y. 21..; Snead Price, Is.—l'pper Gallery. I• ; grains* Prier, R.I. TA. doors to be tipriied at Six otlock, tbe Play to begin at fryers. Pla.•ra for the Royer tii I. takes of Br. Brander, at the B x afire, rr..ui it.. lal Fume I ill Tiarrility,llhr. Marriage of Figaro. On Wrilnyininy. EV4I I / 1 14 Irak A ROlllllll for so Oliver. THE.ATRE RIIYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE. Frit F. arrangements fru the Summ-r Setment wf 1 the Eng Opera intervesisg„Ose Proprietor is ender the necessity of announcing the LAST FOUR NIGHTS MR. MATIIRWS AT HOME, AND OF THE TRIP TO PARIS; t.emelv, MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY. mid AA. CMY in the neat Week, being positively his last Apiwarastros until Nest Year. Nu Performance this evening (Whitson Eve). • ROYAL CIRCUS AND SURREY THEATRE. ..11 is with the crrstrat satisfaction the Proprietor, M►. T. has to aanuoriew that Mr I NCILDON has wo•t kindly volanteertil his assistance fur one snore Evening's performance of the part of Steady, in The Quaker; the Public will also pleas► to antic.. that this is the last Night for some time of the Heart of Mol.Luthias. futHS PPFSEN'r SA'rUttDAY, May 29, I at Half past Six precisely, fu► Ibis Night only, lhr r.rr► favourite Serious Mtlf). Drama, as originally produced t this Tio•stre, tektu from Mr. Millasatia Tragedy of 410, ca , leil THE ITALIAN WIFE. Faii.l, Mr. Huntley; Barbel°, Mr. Frincrit N:r Philario; Mr. Wyatt; Antonio, Mr. ]amino; Picro, Mr Bynum Bianca, Miss Taylor; Aida- Mrs.. lirtookii; Lauri., Miss E. Pitt. - . Afitr which keEith and last time) this enprecedeutedly popular gossattes of TOE FEAR 1' Ole M4l)-I.OTHIAN; Or, THE LILT 0? ST. LEONARD'S. To conclude. wish t Batten% in tu , l founded on the tile Mr. Ditedin'a &HA Farce of THE QUAKER. Shady, Mr. Inclearns; lulnio, Mr I ilLw.liam; :Mr. Herring; Farmer Nis', Mr. Garen ; J,,lnt, Mr Ilruir t•m; Thomas. Mr Bryson Gillian. Miss Juanis ; Chortle, M.. Copeland; Ceti), Mrs. Cornett...l. --• . • outarruns and diainguichrd Parties are daily taking Wises for that t popular ylul4trtluu. Ihr Henri it will be ttppusslhl , .0 prrfuliti it ..forr this Eremitic. o• mermaid of • new awl inicrraiiii• Nlelo sir•galie Ilurleu• which will be prioluerit. un d er t lir I 111,. of Eloieore Maeuriliy, or ltlossisy seal, with NA.101141 11111*jr, Weir b Irk Scurry, sew Detweirt, Dteusitioup, and litubs•l - TO BE SOLD EY AUCTION, ny MR. EVANS, At his Ilouse, No. 48. Pall-mall, on MONDAY NEXT, May 31, soul Two following Days, A PORTION of Ow vol lushly Li nRA RY of Isle Earl of UPPER OSSORY : inclooloig the ClooglitooGsilletv,2 solo ; Earlones I.ilwr Yeriistis,2 voln.; F.41t1 of Slisk.peare, *ills iliv large and 011311 Plnivo ; Macklin's Bible., 7 vols. inorocvo; Lodges Paoli nos of Illusir . uois Persons. 16 Numbers, Lose paper, with Proofs nil bolos p2tor ; Cortnis Flora I. linew.is, 6 wok.; a li andierhitir's Heads, from Hultorin's Dravriista; &Inheres Ciariesourea and Prints, 'it wok.; Vi. stifle Wulf and couti ~,, b AV, VIAL ; Niclwllrr Pcugoesses of Quern 3 vols. tare, he. &e. KOYA I. COBURG THEATR E., the P.itiutiage of his Marl Nighties. Ptisee Lropeid _ of Saxe Cu ern. 'rills EVENIN(;. sAT('BI)A‘'. May 29. N. of OW past Six n'airelt precisely, ilw Entertainments 'sill eamtunettee wish. for the sixth tune., au 'steeply New Po.teaical Melo-drama, pertly hounded on Walter Scott, rag 'ee celebrated Pawns of 0 The Lord 44( the I•les." anal te oat( WTI " Barbdattell History:' which froniahes some of , !:,. roust interessiair sad striking situations on henttioli ~rural. The hlebedrawsa will hr waisted ou its peerree, by RURAL 1111 1 ROVEMENTS. m g r Characteristic Sreserp, Machinery. Dresser. and blew rgIIIE Ntlen t i nis of Noblemen and Genol.men 144:01414 and will be produced, with Buoy, Glees, Churosses, B. engaged in in contensplating Ike improyeaseut of their and Combos, markt the silk of G ROIIF:RT l'IlE BRUCE: ruaaa., al reepeetrutly moloritral in ilopecr THIEVIAN CATO arid SON'S I N MINIX FENCE, a cheap and t)lt, 'FHB eArrI.E OF BANNOCKBURN. elegant enelieaure fur park., lawn., ahrodobeeita, and arum. After which, the Laughable Burletto(writkia ly Mr. .assns walks, guaranteed to afford 'ff. ctaal re...tante lu Barrvecorr), rolled, deer and 411 kinds of grazing stork; alio rendered int- THE SECRET! • ' writing's to It•res and rabbits. while the protectiou of '1 he whole t o moo ched, 01111 the IsigMy popular I nto Bowers exotics is required ; t;cis property (esulti , ..rely laar.4l 1t1e1.,.41.0ni5, ititrisiwrsed with Glees, elegereeaws anode dto the principle a the loviathle Froce! oto.t Ini said c o u t bato, new nod , oltodid Seruery, alnelonevy, jostle/ and Itachly awe-coated . a:ste to alweir light lion liar. 110•400 r. arid Items:li i 4 n• --The Ma 10-drama pruducid I Wee for a temporary chei.aues 0: 0 01,11114. 141141%. sail o i ott e hl, Jr. PM rrnote, called I Soctimegot auleentrieel let the Al eseufartory, No. 69. Hui. THE i 4 11)1{1 . 1 I 1.()I.E! 10n0.h,11, Le.pweite St. A..4lr.ti'at fituctla.—A new-invented A New ~,4 golefar•Ojell Comic Marietta (in three Acts) i purieelde ganlCll.llfai, plwa.auettie et, neiari;•., awl aire w eeeiss, Lai h... n . 4 , 444 . hoe I N preparidiaa, taken from Lady %leo. fair pus.' swig. peirle;;lges usual yuailry feoen veanoll ; wire s. 4 ., .. tonal papists'. Novel, anal sill bl ally he produced, bave;retutt rut flower 6..1 , 1 Rill! fllSAlpilj r.1,011011i1511.. beams ea.oe, Sl u r lid, at F i effie , eii iieari i i wil l, iv w and P ic . o,re ‘‘..,, k ltd. 111)1E16es and ;11..l•ina ..wll , a 001001. j 14- 1 .4,4 , 11 . II - 0. Seemly sisal NI iedc, ~ w DresreA, Deco. alit/414, pi....f orife.wook for dairies , and Is deli, .011 !Very .1 . 10:10 ..;;1 1:;;;1.-111.111i,r1.1. to 11ie ii...i, d 11•11 ware-east - tlepnrinivid —lVelllalie% P 41 1 .01 A 1;..,,,,, 8,, w spedide OM three Acts) is likewise in t'1.,41%;1, .11,,,nur 1., all oilier+. fur al:up!itsit) and work, told I by. :.is s l ipd4itiroat, se aLutt. ienuaeiltut., Till. ITRE-ROY L. COVENT-GARDEN 31 H. W. *lima rrerit-.•lfiil i e Isi• the l'lshlie• that bio BENEFIT is fitrol for WEDNESDAY. June 16, when trill be revived, Ittrigionlor. fnmisly Of F.VEICY ONE FIAS HIS FAULT; With • cv., of Character+ a. will he ex preww.l in future hlw~tiartneut,', and • VAIL! ETY of ENTERTAIN. dl FNTS. Ticket. and Phre.a for the Boxes to he had of Mr W. rarreo, No. 57. Great Qom...street, Lincoln's-lan-fields ,; mot ut N:. Brandon, at the Theatre. EA.•TI' INDIA HOUSE, ea. 26, 1819. THE of DIRECT OR': of the UNITED rOMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do iserchy giro Notice, That a GENERAL COURT of the ■aid COMPANY will he held at their House in Leadentsall.strrel, sin THURSDAY, the 10th lone neat. from Eleven ii*Cloc-k iu the Forenoon tiiitii Six in the Evening, at the desire of the under-utrait' d Proprietorr, Ititheit Campbell W. Ask!! W %Vivant A. Allan H. Lindsay Charles Grant li C Plourlen .1 Hudiesi.lll .11.111) R. hb George Smith J. Nielsen To Rrlliit MI the followint question, viA.— " Toot Iles Cousl concur in the recommendation of the Court of Dir.-flora as coutaioed in their R. 4101114601 of the 20sh and that the Pam of 60,000 f. be nr. conhotive emoted, to be applied It/ the 1/.lleli I Of the Marquis of II elalitlite. in ilw node tunitted out iii that Resolution, subject to the eottlirmatiou of another Ge .i-rat Coml." • • The %aid Resolution now lies evert at this House for the perusal of the Proprietors. JOSEPH DART, Secretary._ TRINITY COLLEGE:. CAMBRII►GF.. ME ANNIVERSARY DINNER. of the M. Noblemen end Gentlemen Elnenteil •t lb's% (7iillree wilt he held mr WEDN EsDAY, the 11th of June, RI the FRE.F.NIA.:IIONS' TAY ERN. Great Queeis.s.treet, I,mulet The Ituglet Run. the Earl SPENCER, in the Chair. PT zwiist,)• Lima Drury Toirroy I William Rolland, Esq. Lunt Viscouut Krulpart John 'Thurman, Esq. Hou.sustl Rm.. Henry Cust F. Reynutds, Esq. Kw Georg" More Krv. C J RI mmtirld W. E. P. Tomline, lEsq. Rev. M. M. Prestuu K Grraoles Townlry, Esq. Rev. J. K. NIMI , r. Thomas Tururr, M.D. Rev. Thulium Musgrave. THE YEEOCIMANIPEDE, OR LADIr-s' !tomtit. el L. HIIZCII has tite 1..... to inform 1• the l'icuitre, and Public. that the PEE° CIMANIPEDE. or LADIES' HOBBY CHAISE, to TWO. or Three Persona, i. Thor caliibilisir at the Thymic, Sprine Gardens, front Ten in the Morn ing till Elrt'r in She Eeeilitie. Admiasion, One Shilling. NOTICE frFIE PROPRIETORS of INI)IA STOCK. ■ at whose iii,tarice the General Court was convened on the 19th in,imitr, fur the purpose of receiving a motion rela t.ve ill the senumeration to he granted 111 Mr. James %Vilkto. son, solicit the attendance THIS DAY, SATURDAY, the 29th instant, at Our (Mina( ' at the City of London Tavern, fo Riahupseate.street, of Ilium.- Proprietors who wriest the question for granting to Mr IVilkiumon the •uni of Sc. Rm. 1110,000, and of such other Proprietorm as are favour able to the same, to take tutu cutimidamtion a Paper circu lated under the authority of the Honourable the Court of Directors, and to come to such Remo themedexpetlient thereon, previous to the Ballot fixed fur Wittiestlay, the Id day of June next. 25th May, 1819. This day is published, io octavo, pike 7s. in boards, • New Edition, brine She Teath, of N INTRODUCTION to WRITING Es. of GREEK, in Two Parts, fur the Use of Winchester Ry GEORGE ISAAC HUNTINGFORD, D D- Warden if Winchester College, and Ilisloio of Hereford. Printed for T Cadril and W. Dairies ; F. C. and J. tti ; Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown; J. Richardson ; J. Nlawmaii ; G. and W. IR Whittaker ; .1. Walker B. Reynolds; and Edwards and Kuibb ; and J. Robbins, Winchester. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. DISCOURNES on DIFFERENT SUR/F.(7l'S. The Second ['Aunts, in Iwo woluaies octavo, piles IL Is. in boards. 2. A CALL for UNION with the ESTA BUSHED CHURCH; octavo, Second 6lition, price 54. ite hoards. SIR J. REYNOLDS'S WORKS-N F.W EDI YION, WI PH ADDITIONS TO THE LIFE. This day is published, handsomely pt omit in three volumes octavo, with a Portrait, price 11 As. in boards, the fifth Edition of THE lATERAItY WORKS OF SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS, Kul the President of the Royal Academy t containing Isis Diseotsises, Papers in the Idler, the Jour n al lo of a 'Four Through Flanders and Holland, tool also hot Commentary on Du Frestioy's Art of Painting. Piloted from the Author's revised Copies, with his last Cow rectums and Additions. To which is prefixed, auntie Ac count of the Life of the Author, by Edmund Malone, Esq. one of Extroloirs nod own fit st :added, aMEMOI R of the LIFE of SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS, By JOSEPH rAttiNGTow, R.A. Printed fur T. C.toldl :ind %V. Davies, Lotolou, Booksel leis to the Royal Academy; and W. Blackwood, Edin burgh._ . . . . . . of whom may MN) hr had, printed separately. • . - - . - -- MR. FAIONOTitN'S MEMOIR, a sltt JOSHUA REYNOLDS, to complete the fuimer Editions, price Ss. in boards. TIIE NEW PATENT FIAT, manufactured a by GA LON and CO. hat risen to a degree of eel,. brily quite unexampled, from its condsiiiimg every requisite a Oat (met, to ,rowers. The principal material is silk ; iu appearance it surpasses the fiutst braver, iv equally light, 3114 will wear twice as lour; its beautiful colour atsd slope it 1,111111/1 to the last, resists all weather, 2Ud, unlike the liwaser, it ,:ever sputa with rain. Price 265. The Patent Hat is sold wholesale and retail, al 424, Strand, earner of Redford street ; If% Colirge.green. Dub -1111; and GI, New•baililings, North.bsidge, Edinburgh. A FALL IN THE PRICE OF TEAS. 00I) Ste ea , v,atia are now 'gelling at 1 1.111 r HIRT and CO 's New Loudon Gruoine Tea Ware. ;souse, 16, rickett•mil eel , Strand, at 5s 611 , 5m 10.1., and 6. ; tuouclunum 7a .7..6.1 , tiara!! 84 ; Cllll.l GrVell Tea, ss. 801 6m.; Sae Si.; Hystas lOW, 9m.; Hyrum, at 10s. 11‘1. auil A Diaennat allowed on taking 51's worth and Hot to any part of town. is behind St Ctement's Church. 1401)(;SON'S PT F: ROPIIORUS and PENS, havin_ for ronm o i r Royal Famil), Nobility, and Gentry, he begs to inform them hr has rompleli d I large amortmeni ; ionrrasno them made ur Ike beet ntateriala, soil rut with a knife, which are fund an notch sopertor to those made any other *ay. " Perm" n stamptt on nett Mrs i mune else are of In. nottouNettne. Gdd el No. N. Great Mai y-le-honc-6lreet by she Rookxelleu and Slatiuneris its Mwss and timidly, price wish 1(10 pens. LESTRES, LAMPS, AND GLASS-WARE. TL IF WIIOI,E of the FAletivive unl Fashions able STOCK of PARKER and SONg, 69, Flirt street, IS NOW SELLING OFF, at very reduced Price., on account of their retiring from Rumness The Stock consists of I.ll.tres for Lamps and Candles, Grecian Side- Mood awl French or T.dileAlotin Lamps, Cotritiliiles, Candlr•hrkv, lac.; Dessert Services sail Table Glass, of every description. all of thr very beat manufacture. ••• Their capital Pressii.es to be disposed of. r i pilE remaining PART or UPHOLSTERY ii mill CABINET FURNITURE of MORGAN and , Nos. 15, 16, and 17, Cathraine.street, Straud, IS NOW oN SALE, daily; the Patent Trafalgar Side-boards and ahlrs, Imperial Uiuing Obles, Sofa-beds and Chair solid 51,ilioviay Wardrobes mud Chesty of Drawers, ticc. The *hole at the MaunfActuros• cost prices. N 11—AriirIrr of every descriptiuu Manufactured to Order, of well.seasuued and pi iliie materials. HOEHAM PTON fillo be SOLI) ht• I VAT F. CONTRACT, compact UFA 11)EisiCE, neatly turoishrel, and azierahly mituated its a Haddock uP aMint nine acre■, toge. thrr with four arrest of Leasehold Laud (at a nominal rent), for shout 411 year., stud ■ small productive Garden. The house has four rooms and a hall uo the ground door, and fire rooms on the first ft OOP the °dicta are good; the pro perly is well timbered. For further part►culars apply to Messrs. Bruudrett, Spiuks, and Reddish, 'restyle. ARTHUR AIKIN, ESQ. SECRETARY TO THE SOCIETY OF ARTS, &c. THE 449th Number or the EUROPEAN MAGAZINE for MAY 1819, will be ornamented with a Portrait, accompanied with a Mrmoir of the above respectable Character, price 25.; Proofs separate, 4s. each. Printed for J. Avprrne, 32, Corsabill Of *hum may be had, lately published, iu 12aw. price 88.6 d. extra boards, LETTERS from a FATHER to his SON. By the Rev. Henry G. White, A.M. uue of the Preachers at the Asyluin, icr. This day iv publi.hril, price 2s. 4 CHARGE DELIVERED to the CLERGY PIL of the ARCUDEACONRY of LONDON, at the VISITATION, May 13, 1819, containing more particularly some Remarks upon the recent growth of Autinuntian Error, and the serirsiliin lately formed upon it. By JOSEPH HOLDEN POTT, A M. Archdeacon of London, and Vicar of St. Mart,u's•iudhe. Fitts's. Pub'Wird at the R..que.t of the Clergy present. Primed for F. C. and L RiViUgll/11, St. PauPs Church yard and %Valeria-place, Pall•mall. TIE T T GAZEE contains the " Hearty Coin. ruenolationr of the Lords Cominiasioners of his Ma. jeaty's Treavory, of the Scheme of the New Small, hot Spiro did, State Lottery, and a huh she Control tors mist will equally receive the HISARTY CoMMENDATIONS of Slue Piih• he. There are only 3,075 Numbers (Two Tickets of each plutobei), being The •:mallest l oitery crer known WITH TWO PRIZES OF riumaio BESIDES 'IIIO THOL SA NII GUINEAS IN GOLD! And the usual Proportion or other Prizts. ALL IN STEALING MONEY! ALL IN SEVEN BOLAS! ON MIDSUMMER DAY, 24714 JUNE. Pchemea, with rnll Particalaim, and Tieketa and Shama, may mon be had at all the Lottery °dices in Town and Country. STRAND. SALMON. ODY. us , 1 Co. moat realo.crfolly SA inform thr Politic, that their PATENT SELF-AD JUSTING 'TRUSSES runtsoue Ow he recuintori o leil by a ll the most eminent Sorgetina iu Town and Citatory. The apnties are ciiiettineteit a,. to admit or tut:ream/ or de. i s , Riga• and force; all attune.' fur right or left side, * io.. t dtr lewd incunvewieure to the Wearer, requiring ter under-strap. or lei lire galling bandage. The Patentees have the honour to oupply the Army and Nara, the Naval and Illovitog, li.e Dock-yarda and Orilii.ittre, the Mame- liitirotacy, the Honourable East iiiitia Costipany, the City of London .nos.ssoci,,,, t Le Nary. le.bone. IVireliacomtle, Brialol ; and Deuhigh lofironaries ; the NI tililleaes Hropital, Qc. dre dtc Ilaiifwtory.'ll42, Strand, Loudon; et a la Galerie Ju Ni. 10, a Paris N 13.-IP. ratio* rraiihug in the country, rending the tie cuttsferenre of tlw body across the lops, may &prod upuu Iresise as rootlet) ti, test. Sold by Butler nod Sous, No 34. Slrktrillesorret, Dub lin; and our or more Vrtqi!sts II! e% y proaciral Tofu iu IRISH DPITILLE!tY LAH's Ti.i. day are poitleolretl, price 3.. OPPREsSI () N noui I.TI IRISH EveNur OFFICERS. brisk.; Site Substance of • 1.-iter Ina British Wrotober of Parit:lnwele By the Rev. IiDWARII CIIICHESTrR, A.%1 Rector of the Parishes of Cluhrhar end esitAaff. is the f'ouniy of Duregal, and Justice of the Peace ter that emssity. Sold by Lourestu, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brawls, Louth's Of wbuat may he Iria, by the *gate Aniline. A SEC* :ND LETTER resitecttott the OPPRESSIONS and CRUELTIES of IRISH REVENUE. OFFICERS, wherein the 6' Ohirtratioort" ea t a tamer Letter are cuuei• tiered and refuted. Ps tee " Mr, rhirlirsitr. we ouderidand, is a Magistrate and Clergyman, of errs %r. at respeetabilits, o ho bas distinguish ed himself hy lois artier and intrepid •atrtiona iu Ilse sup pressi tttt of illarit distillation. Ile II:14 the heat ineaos of knowledge, and hail out foiled to avail himself of the infor mation of others. He *Files with force auJ deal mess "—• Ldiulaurgla Review, Nu. G. SPANISH AMERICA. Freeman's-court, esntilnll, May 26, 1819. SIR—I am directed by the Committee, appointed at a Meeting of Merchants, !Manufacturer., and Shit► Owner., held at the George and Vulture Tavern, on the (2241 instant, for the purpose of op posing the Rd I, brought into the [louse of Coin [none by his Msjesty's Attorney-General, called the " Foreign E .listment Bill," to lay before you a statement of the grounds nit which it appears to them that this Bill is deeply interesting to the corn. mercial interest at large, and especially to those Merchants, Manufacturers. and Ship Owners, whose views may have been directed towards au intercourse with Spanish A inerica. The 13.11 in question, although brought in under the profession of maintaining neutrality on the part of this country between S pain sod her Colonies, will have the effect of restricting, by novel and ex traordinary legislative provisions, the intercourse which has now, for many years, subsisted between this country and those Colonies, to the great advan tage of both. This measure, it is submitted, is quite uncalled for by the existiiii , state of circuinstatsces : and not only in its immediate operation, hut in its ultimate consequences, may prove highly detrimental to that more enlarged commercial Intercourse, which, from past experience, way be reasonably looked for with Spanish America, to an extent irerhaps not easy to be calculated ; and capable, probably, of bene ficially occupying that large capital, now thriven by the course of political eveuts front other chainiels. The first consideration that appears to present its e lf; is, whether the state of political relations be tween Great Britain and Spain imperatively calla fur such it sacrifice on the part of this country. lei the apprehension of the Committee no such demand Call justly be made upon the British Government ; and they trust to be tilde to thew to emivietioh, that the pre►ervat►ou of the good faith 3tid integrity of the country is perfectly compatible with the main tenance of the valuable interests which they con. consider to be at stake in this question. It is highly important, in order to obtain a right view of the question. to trace, from the commence. went, the hue of conduct wines Great Britain I►as adopted towards Spanish Americo. %Viols.' the inliabitaitts of these countries were still subjected to the yoke of Spain, and she her. self, under the control of France, was leagued against England, every effort was made, under the authority of the British Government, to foster the discontents which prevailed, and to call forth, into open resistance against the mother country, sill the energies of that people. To encourage them to attain their indepeodence, by the most vigorous exertions, cud by the endurance of the greatest autleritigt and privations, the Governors of the Wert India Islands issued Proclamations, assuring them of support and protection ; and ill the British authorities in that quarter of the globe, whether civil or military, openly espoused the cause of re. bistance to Spain, as the following Proclamation, issued by the Governor of Trinidad, and addressed to the other Governors of the West Unlit Islands, sill abundantly testify. " Ry virtue of so official paper, which I, the Goversew of this island ofTriiiidad, have received from the Right HMI. Henry Hondas, Minister of his Britannic Majesty for Fo reign Affairs, dated 7th April, 1797, which I here pablish in obedience to orders, and for the use which your Excel lencies may draw from its publication, iii order that you nay communicate its (roma, which is literally as follovia:-..- ` The object which al present I desire most particularly to recommend to your attention, is the means that might be brat ad 'wed to liberate the people of the co iii itt mit near to the island of Trinidad, from the oppre.sive and tyraiiiiic rye. tern which supports, with so much rigour, the monop o ly o f commerce, under the title of exclusive registers, which their Government heel:ries demand; ski, to draw the greate s t advantages possible. and whit h the local situstiuh of the presenta, by °prolog a direct and free communication with the other pails of the world, without prejudice io the commerce of the British nation. In order to fulfil this intention with greater facility, it will be prudent fur your Excellency to 211illlAte the ititialiitatits of Trinidad in keeping ow the comnimiiralion which they had with those of T. rra Firma, prrvions to the rerloctiou of Nut island; tender the Boom:incr. 'lilt they will Mid there an eittrendt, general mwtrazaite of every sort of goods wkale►er. (loss roil, his BEII4IIIIIM slnjesty has determined iu (ouucil tu grant ficrelom to the ports of Triuidad, with a direct trade tu Grpat Bromine' " With retool to the hope. you entertain of raising the apiritsof those persona with whom you are in currrepondence„ lower& cu.ou.atiuE the inhabintias to resist the uppresiove authority of their Government, I have little more to say, than that they may he eel amt, that whenever they pre iu that dis posiihm, they may ri ceive at your hands all the vorcoura to he ellyeetP4l from his Br tannic Mtije Ay, he it with forces or with arms and ainmoniiiini, to any e%tenl; with the as sonant?, that the vu as of his Diatomic Majesty go nu fur. they than to a. roil. 110 them thew ludo-prudence, without preteurliug t o any ‘lowerviruty over kith' ceautry, nor teen to inierfrre in thr privltt at , . of the people, nor is their po litical, civil, or religious netts. Timm AS PICTON, he. etc. " Puerto de Espana, 4dili June, 1 . 707." Nur slid the revolutions in Old Suain cause a change its a poliq to emigrantl to the feelings of the British ptilihc, and so . ..ienefieial to the interests of u grelt tomanrcial uutiou. It does out appee., that, up to tht ytair 1814, the Prier:tutAtom.. tir!ord were revoked by n:ly tilithwity noting truth :he British (:overtime, it, ur ihr !vo. 161'sei of support previously mud hol-ri.dt• ni lc. publicly mitt legitimately retracti-d, UDOOI life restorglion or Ferdinand In jli thrnO. of Sprit .■ Treaty was made with that k ; and by Ole ad4lliuual Artirle, burin: d.ce h Angrn.t, 1814, it ern% .reintlaited *s His Britannic Majesty lei4g •nciuns ills* the troubles mad disturbances whir:. unfortunately prevail in flue ituni nionsof Majesty, its America, should enutely cease, an 4 the subjects of dainie Priiviiscer alinui.l seinen i , ll their obedience it, tlwir lawful Sovereign, PIIZ 14 , 4 to 1 , 49 the most effectual measures for prey-fsung his .uh;.•11. front furnishing arms, sonsninnit ur any uther w.uhlcc *rude, to the resti:Urd in Awing." Now tir such a Treaty was reconcile:Ode in the previous esigagrtnents r,f Greet liritito Unv,rrlr 11..• South A m erica n Colo ,ies; how fir it wot Isle with Knoll faith to abandon the rause of a pie encouraged in resistance and Lost tlit:,• It) 6 , 1t.51i promises; how far a repetitioss of the colonial ex- CIU*I4III, c-rtaiii to arise from the reitittittment ui Spanish &million in South America, could accord with the cammerciai interetts of Great liri!aiii. it it not fdr the C‘numittee to decide ; more iiiirticu lady, as it duet not appear that this •fre.tv bus ever yet been discussed in Parttumeni, or reword its sanction and approbation. . . _ It serum that it was laid nn the table of the Home of Commons ou the 16th or Match. 1815. hot that no motion for taking it tutu ~,, was ever made, nor any limier taken ..r it Visiol it* provivions were accidentally alluded to on the 19th of March, 1817; and from that tilde to t h e pre sent no trace can he discovered of any 411*C11111011 upon it iii either House of Parliament. Nlost certain it iv. that sin new leeislative mea. saes nave been enacted u► consequence of that Treaty, though nearly five years have elapsed since its ratification. It seems, therefore, somewhat ettraorditisty, that at this late period the [louse of Consomme' el a lts he called upon to pass fresh laws. which in their operation cannot hut he restrictive of the iiitescourse which has siow for five ytars subsisted between Great Britain will S.,utll Americo, without tun !citation or isnpeacinuent by British atithotitc, It would appear ilecessa•ily to follow, from ips demand for additional power having been made for so too l s a time, that the laws in existence were fully adew quote in enable his Majesty's Governritent to fitl. oil their engagements with his Most Catholic Maw jesty, and that the Treaty gave the Spanish Gower II • anent nu title to claim an etcleg‘tois or the British laws for its exclusive benefit. The truth is, that his Majesty's Goyertituent neither did nor conliol stipulate with the Sp mish Crown for sit 11:ierilii , 111 of British laws ; that by a (41r intetpretatitio of chart 'Freely, all the Briti•lt iyernuisilt ca.. Lie called upon to do is, to enforce Cie laws at that tiros ex isting, and to preserve by law, ess/4r as they are enabled to du, strict neutrality. It will hardly he maintained, that the laws of England ,re deficient in arming their Government with sufficient power* for the lawful enforcement of every Treaty; for it will be found that, front the earliest periods of Bri tish history, the law has prescribed a punishment for all who shall he found gushy of an infraction of Treaties; that this - law has colitioued without di minution or additiou fur centuries pasts and it is now, for the first time, that a has been called upon to adopt more ligneous Into sures ; measurer too, of which at least tt may ho said, that they are not on the side of r.tio ini l ty, but in direct furtherance of that oppressive and tyranilic system, which supports, with so much rigour, the monopoly of commerce." It will be very diffirult to conctive what engeot reasons can be adduced to reconcile it to the of Commone r that this is a lit occasion fur such au innovation, It will be proper here to advert to one of the principal reasomi assigned for the introduction of this Bill. It has been said that the two Statute* passed in the nine of George the Second, are not applicable to South America, as in terms they arc confined to reetlmived Governments wily , and that it is but just to put 0111 Spain owl hor Colonic* nit the same footilig. But first it may reasusiably asked, are the supporters of this Bill willing os place the contendiog parties on the same basis of equality in all respects? will they stfard to theta is they have done to the Spanish Goverisinein. coo voys for the protection of their Were 'dell*, slid :Ile use of ships of war fur the cooveyance of their treasure ? will they allow the Solidi (,:447 'mimeos to participate to the advantsge* iiieldeut to recognised Governments ? If they are do then other measure-a are necessary fur en the pie- . Lent state of things they ale precluded from moo. taming the rights belonging to Sushi; and have been refused w our Cosine Ulr leliflleyma appertaining to them ; if these air ar med them, with what justice can they mine :I::irrirrtl of all the advantages. mud y. t Seljel:tra to all time disadvantages ittetidaist own. recognised Gower's.: tnetits ? l'he injustice of such inoceediogs must be elitsirest. But et little further exstr.inatinn will 'thew !w, unfounded this pieta-at fnr legit titans 'S'lu't : in question were paired for at p,arittoi,ar under peculiar citetilitislitlices—diid wan a iet) ferent intention. The first Statute w.ii enacted (twang the Rebel • lion in 17.46, and the second n. 175 ti, f o r Slur stir. pose of proteCtii.g the country ii t oriNst the iirojoetion and treason of its own 11111.a/II:aott, thilw were conflicting artists to Ilse ; but it* p. plication to a tta,e of thus elorcli;ftion wro. sieve( the coniteniplittun of the Leap,latatre woich .41.1 , - tioned it. pretence is thare then. it assay be eSki-if t to Call no the Ifoii%e of Common.. to Wron 1, asol. (lien Original introit Statuits Made vitfro-t. , 'rudely disonnilar, or h. l revert tltetr pret:i.a.,, a is state of thiuga In) totally said entirely thi4-1, ~t S4iittiter tao r which it is believed halo fenwiteit m•iff