The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1819-03-31 00:00:00

Lty .unscg 5089. ORA-rows. THEATI: P-Ii1)1' L, DRCRY•LANE. THE LAST Ti 'UHT. EITNING, Wednesday, Munch 31, %mite, Ilse aireciiim of 31r (ktw &marl, a Grand Sr— Iciliom Asorirut awl Modern . lassie, hociatfisi sumac 1:1- VOW& Victes from THE SEASONS, Componrit by Haydn. In the course or ti.. s..irriion will he pt rformed, by Nlrs. A.lllllllll. "From Mighty Kings," Handel; MoeGnu.lell COllll trine), " Pin &Ire e placide, Itts.hii ; Nt o laihe " Pi pincer mi balsa w cor," who oill also sing with Mrs Saloon and Mos Goudall, the (*sunny. '4Nuiplri rotate." Sot; Signor Amlirogetti, " Nun p with Madame Georgi Bellochi, the Duet, " orthittln " At the ind n( the 1.1 Part, Faalnia Harp, Miss Sharp, in which wilt hr introduced Mozart's Air, " Ah perilous," with va riations by Illochot. several Graisil Chiniose. Mill be performed. lhc whok to conclude, for he lam tinie, with Birelboven'a celebrated GRAND BATTLE SINFONIA. 1,,,ar, a Orr Band, Mr. kimait. Prinrippl Vor4l Pnru4 M Warne G. litlhishi t iv mi,- (Aim am! Salmon; Mr. rime, Mr. Snittb, Mr Ntliers, Mr. Dawn, Mr.Tcrrail, and Signor Fn•l !taro:Mars are eit , eti in the printed hills, which may .hid a 1 ihr prunetpst Mimic Shops. 3,111 ylaera to be Wien of Mr. Rnilwell, at the Thriarr. lona Ten WI Fuer; of whom may be bad a release Molt ,flightt!). THPATRE-ROYA I. COVIOIT-OARDEN. TO -MORROW, THURSDAY, ♦pril 1, will be acted (171 b time), Ide T,agedy or EVA DISE ; OR. THE /MATE E. _ Milli new Scenery, Acores, dm. rrincife.l Characters by Mr. Abbott, Mr. Marrendy, Mr. Ynnat, Mr. C. keiubie, Mr. Connor, Misy aud Mn. Faneit. To elsieb will be oillstrilohe r•olaso4lic Runtroce of CV iION. "Yellin (a Macieisn), Mr. Egerton ; Cymnn, 1L I)nr:sArt ; Drm., Mr. Lision; Linea, Mr. Taflur. gan.l4 ;the Eu chaniress), Mn Iliahop; Syhia, Miss Stepheiii. In Act 1. an Aremlian Satnrlay, Rub Roy Manager, with Lye, Law, and On Easter Monday. Jane /Gore; after which will lie pro ctored, • new grand Dramatic Spectacle. called Furtunains asd his Sons, or The Riegle Purse anti %visiting CAI). Oa Easter Tuesday, King Henry the Fourth (Fart IA V IHE Pootc are rraneell'ully isatirtnril, that Owing hem ABROAD) they will again had Mr. MATHEWS AT Homo is his old Q.lPrlera, at tlm Thistre-Raysl, English Opera-Hosse, Strand. uu the Even ings of AMR DAY. THIUKSDAGI, and SATURDAY, till iurthrr Dulles (Passion Week exerpird), *btu he sill hove Hite boaster to pertains kis TRIP TO PARIS, is *brie Company. Part Four* h.—A Maw-pnly-locor, deacriptive of LA DILIGENCE . Doors to Ise opened it Sieves, Anil the Performauce tu Bin at Fight u'Clork. Rolm Galore 2s.—Duper Gallery 1 s. Bourw, Pliers, and Private Bosse, may to taken o f si r . Sirerrusis, it sue Bust 011Iee, Strnild .ntaanrr, 6 , 11111 Ten till Four; soil at Feuresan's IlAbrary,l7o, New IStuid-street, utsposste Berlintun-gardens. BENTLEY'S NEW METALIAC ANU ANTI-COR ROSIVE OIL PAINTS. aBENTIIV respectfully begot leave to aro • quaint the Nubility, Gentry, and Public, that his (411U:end MANUFACTORY are REMOVED hi N 0.71, Denn.sirret. Sulu. The New Metallic Oil Paint is sold in jags, of all cultism ri ally 'prepared for use, and retains its nor II fur so short a lime that apartments may he occupied thr third day after the work is finished. Some hundred names and testimonials from persons of the highest respecta bility. who have used and approved of these 'stints fur the tart live years, may he WO 111 T. H.'s Peniulill Painting% tither plain or decorative, undertaken ill arty p..ri of the kingdom, at the usual trade p; ices. The Auti-Coarrisive Paint, of various colours, is • pic a all wink espueeel to the weather. FRENCH LAMPS, WITH lIIIPROYED SPIRAL BIAINEIN. PATI:N . I* AND FRENCH LAMP WAREHOUSE, No. 12, Loiditate-street, St. FAO's, (EstalAished Th.rty-five Years). jr A PPI,IO . ON liege leave ti. inli.m his • S Fri. nits and 11w Pollak in general, that hr has now a Nice assortment of the intiel ,, tintrid and int. fruve.l ONE, TWO, sad THREE-1.11:11 i* PATENT LAM PS, 14 Utrb are al this time a., mach in use for lighting Hs .1., SI airrw., s , DiuMproosas. Drawing. rooms, CO WI i 11 '"'" * . Publie.otfireit, tin Is, B 4,;-ettio:111, Public &C. where $ hi illiant light is C. qtr. , All Assortment of the most improved FREDXM LAMPS, in hems., In on go, or japan. Grecian Lamps, Lathes, a it j‘ili Julie, and ...... ley.piPCC 011111111010 P, of the newest Pat. Vim, and On t he lusF,4st terms, for ready mosey. Fan-light, Dior, !Wert. stud every other Description Of Ltmos mid 11.1iNef OS, weds and Axed op.—esrriage, and Wsil.ripark Lampe, get MI and fur Expo , Ili ion. P:itent and Illuntinatieu Lamps to Let, fur Halls, Runts, Assrmhiies, Ice 'Lamps repaired, cleaned, soil Imi:tiered. •Spertasreti Oil fur Patent and other Limps; Lamp Cut. rims sad f :laa+rs. S i waltauw Plows wade awl flitest.up in town Fill) country. hi o.—la coostaiucuce of a Facuuy tu the .I.a.np Jane haring .liasulvrti partnership, J. A. has bought email paltof the Stork an fu rs tow term% which has rtmaktrol hint to uffes OWN Ten, aa.l Ihree-light Lamys greet hareaius ; kki. One, Ta a, end Whree.tight Grecian Lampe very law, and fur eapnriatina. VW l'Ol.lN KKWArtp.--jAAIEs .111: having daily complaints of counterfeit 'Aides lwiug .uhl es she folluwitix, of his inntinfart ore, MO. fer•lly Zee so himself and the router -lion of 16e i t "kr ill pre v.-1 such issposstioos iu future. lie therefore a is the above reword ha any put who will loloros hits. r of a m e ctiZahrte dor or 7.1311er of such aporions Cl 5, in eviler Arai *ley may be pr..eer.ful azainst by 1.1,1, 1 . '4 th ilereptieo. Tip• are the A1 % 6411,11" A I KINSON'S CIVINLING will for is, *nuttier • (fleecy isi reateriug rkr hair afore et h.is talks. 44 t noires, twrspiratiwie, elosage clonde, aim notch 0,11., mod by I,.lirs, for manila: I'r 11.111 . Lratthiully salt mill aud-fur preservityg if iss curl dorm; exercise in &melee, or walking 1111 asleep weenier. ATKA NNON'S VEGSTAULE DYE., changes grey or red hair 011 Ihr ltr..tl s:r *heater. to au useliitrei Of Mask, so vvr tnal•rul, that persiiiiatNu, our tory other tail.' ran imobibly rease.v.• Ihe culos. , • ATK I NSON'S All BRO' AI. IN IAP, r emover, r. eck "'lwo.. and Ani,liiise imen the akin, keeps 1.. lop. I , *ll, hod make, At wsitiir, soft end rent. It is Aiwa ptr- I'S to rosial c..ln hir shaving, and is perailiertv adapted It/ G 1311•331.:13 *III.IIW 4tiel.lll or laces ieuilor 4a1 , 1 by J A;Wiiisoll, l'errowert, N.,. 44, Cele/rd. sow. WI" >11:141,, L 1,01011; ar.l ty 1711,01 Repro table r lingo s a soil Meaticine 4.1 Hut it i 3 t') %/b -luff his ligtht and iSsidteSo Uil the L.LcI. w I) of a fz~ ; G~~ P A . ,A 1 " rtiLtb: . Ao rt o4.-- 0.. : , 4 • LONDON, WEDNWSDAY, MARCH 31, 1819. I.AMT IWO t;ILMITS IX ',ENT. NEW THEATRE-RoYAL, KNGLIM•OPtRA-HOUSE, stitAND. lake% IVI R CT.E' I I I V . A R A L S IGO TI VRAN ° I(I I N I plate tbi. CsEN TIV EON L.:OAT EVEN ING,..i Sewen., $ In addition In the Nordin, expressed in the Bills, besides $ an attempt at the Latitude aa4 Longitude iA a Ship at sea, i• and the use of a Clir , inunieter, Mr. W. propos'a intro. during a pew Seem of Dr. 1114.cnIttie'r celebrated F.xp•ri emit on the 31i.witaiii, " " to Scotland, Abe. Bores, Cs.—Ptl, ilsfLUpper qalltry, Is. • 'VHF SHAKSPEA MA IV HEADINGS, by Mr. SMART, which have now hein eontinnol Iwr three months, wl,I krininair next reek Till% EVENING, • WED\ PiDA Y, 3lateli 31, at Shark'. Concert limum, ego( aide of Soho-sqnare, the Play of HENRI - THE, FOURTH (First Party —to ciaturnruce at Eight precisely. Out Saturday, orii ELIA). On Wrilitiehry, April 7, JULIUS L.TAAR j and on Saturday, Apia 10 (teat night), KING LEAR. Single Ticket, 3a rid.; three Tickets, la W.; to be bad - as abort ; at Hookbones, Pond-street; Sams's, 62, , mall; mid Rirliardson'a, tinder the I‘iiyal Exchange. 4 t. er, ‘ , 'Plus day is prblEsins4 416. wt Zia coloured MOM. Maps, Charts, &e. 31 131. Od. VOY AGL DISCOVERY, roarle under the Orders of the Admiralty in his Majesty's ship, ISABELLA and A I.EXANDER, fur the piirp.por of vt• ploring BAFFIN'S PAY, and inquiring into the probability of a NORTH-WEST PASSA Hy JOHN KOSS, K.S. Capt.tiol Royal Navy. Printed fiirJulm Murray, Alhvinarle-streev 11, alf11041:1 fir ere, to 411 April 2, at fire, 3, and irly at ehtrn, .4 flit entirt-flume, tweet.. 4ttor..ey.. t : Meru.. Few, A •Ino•ne, and lianollam, tirrarierizi-alteet,.co l :ttlie genleo; end Mews. Uplosi,,Leeels. . .1 0 1114 flu/ma, of tiontliamplqn, ilen. Avid 711, at twelve,22, at ten, Raid Nay I l i ,filtAtaeleat at the India Arms lon, Gosport Attorney., Steam, Alex ander and Ihdtlia, New-Inn, Loadoli ; 31r. Cruteltabanit, Gosport ; and Mr. Ono Its Ivimy, l'otimea. • John Nearom, of Nrianniottt. 'Raver, lo itortandt b r, 2d, at one, 27, al eleven, and , at one, at Rae lads Arms Imp, G.lTort. Attorney., 31eaAts. Alexander arts Holmr, New n u ,, linsoloss ; awl :11r. Criock.l.nok, Cwort Inwpb Rigy and flvirlea Bimr, of Hatarll, Ilarifo..l, zest itimi-ticrevrot, In euoi railer, April 3,0, and 11.iy 11, at len, qt Gptildlotll, Loudon:. Attorneys, Illetera. Nitlaulaun and PlaU, Herlfolot Edmond Cutterill and Gltarks George C;otterillt of Vlnr-atrret, I.ignorpond.streei,. Moidleare, baron-viler! ch'inta, to sorrevides, April 3, 17, and 314 11, al_eleveso, at Guildniall, Loudon. Attorney., Meseta. Ni' USW 1011-61 reel. W 0 1 .11148 tts.l der, A peal 3, uf Leg k J Rigel M 4 Mans Peewits laud Joteph Perrot's, Fittabotty-agoare, &alto% to sore-oder, April 3,6, anti May 11, at teu, al Guildhall, Loam. At.orney, M,. Wal ker, I.incoltio Inn•fielde. Thomas Richard insure, of Denin irk enort, Strand. dlesex. pallft-rtailier, to rairretol , r, Atoll 6,1/, aisd Ma) 11, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Mersri,. Alex ander and {foliar, Near-Inn, Loudon.. ..... . nenry Witiibolt A tidersop, ut Ciisltiuo-eoprl, BCPaii.llll ref, Lott.Nu, and t f Sharklewcll, AliAilleark, merclruuul, to bur. ri•ii(kr, April 10, 17, sell May 11, sl our, at (.uildhill. At. un HI 1. , .11r. 11.111 a ligruice, Sreopilpries Office, Coleipaii. stn, I ; Rut' Messrs. Willis, Clarke, Ceiares, Roil %Vattun, ‘l'arufitrdscourl, Thrimmoirlonsstreel, Loudon. find nud Co. Thong. . Dottie. *nett an ettablikinuetst Ma 111 a. :njurioas to lite interenis ur the n.hl bunter. to turnip the titakloo of the town, awl eunttar 1,.. 4 .... sa t . a v ikit, s ; Cussottiatitun, s hell placed the deleram co mm , i, i i ,„ it Jury frorty aolorot d Ow. dr pra.rite. . • ''-"-; • '''''" ' lebblegalLgiAppg.Loa theciet: tt of A r iiik r y.ci rr es. Polititin., so it Metre.' not to k euhjoet 6 nril 3_ 6_ end to * sichn•ct before the flouts of CONII N INE O'CLOCK NEXT SATtiItDAY MORNING ff.0,000....)n 3 Pt lac% of. .. £20.000, and 6,00.... in 3 Pnz•, 0f.... 2,000, and 3,000.... in 3 Prise. .... 1,000, and 2,000.... la 4 P. max 0f.... 500, ■nd I,VOO "as 4 Prates 0f.... • 300, and 3,000 1$ Prises Of. .. 200, acc. ALI 1111vsr BE DRAWN NEXT SATURDAY. WHEN THE LOTTERY FINISHES. WPERB INDIA SHAWLS. ANL) CURIOUS BRITISH DITTO. MII.I.ARD'S ivitoo.r.sALE APFD RETAIL EAST INDIA WAREHOUSES, le, CHEAPSIDE. M I LLA RD respectlully tannins the ?infs.,. OP • lily and Families arriving front abroad, &c, his Warehouse possesses its accustomed rich Supply of Foreign and &dish Articles, with every description of the choicest Linen.ilrapery for domestic use; Foreign Damask sod other Table-Linen; the must Fashionable Articles for Morning, Promenade, and Evening' Dress; French Carnbrics of the first fahri.er, and Bordered Handkerchiefs by the Piece, Sac.; superb India Shawls, and the must beautiful Imitations in British Ditto, from designs peculiar to the House, bulls Mug mid square; elegant primed Chinis and other Flinn tures fur the Drawing-room, Reds, Cots, Sofa-covers, &c Printed ("hints, Muslim, and Cambric' of new and unique Designs; the choicest India Muslims for Gentlemen's Cis vats and Ladies' Wear, from the C.0111p3110, Sites, wills a variety of curious India Arlicks, Ivory Fans, Gold and Sil ser Muslin* and Tinto:ins; improved Irish Linens and hue Shectings of she New, Meech, warranted, and which are sold as Lis Warehouse exclusively. India Long Cloths, White Chins; and Anjengoes, Foreign Lace arid Veils, Linens, Muslim, ice. purchased by the Piece or peony, are at the tVluiletiale Price, and one Price made without deviation. Chests of Family Linen complete. Ladies, Om arriving from India, and wishilig to part with India Shawls, will receive their highest valise fur diem. IKON LIST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Crows-01k* Mara 30, 1019. JIESIBERS RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT PALLVIAMENT. Town of Carrictferons—The Hon. George Hamilton Chichriiter, commonly r.Jlyd li.rrl of Belfast. Curough of Taristork—Juliti Peter Grant, Esq. in the room of t.ord William Russell, who has accepted the Chul. tern Huoilieils. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. 0113011, of %Vairr Belehamp, and It Baker, of Great !limey. Essex, miller* and merchants. 11arch 25, 1819 C. J. Knight, of ClerkenweWitreen, and It. Barratt, of North. amptim.stiect, MiddlescF, rranuet• milkers, March 22, 1819. —J. Hodson and 11. 11.144un, of Leunrinatcr, Hereford, milliners, March 15, 1819.—E. Witham and It. Woodward, of Free-School-street, Southwark, Surrey, grocers, March 20, 1819 —W. Sheashy an 11. Wilson, of Coventry. earners, and wharfiligers, March 27, 1879.—G. Abbott and U. Vtveash, of Mack-lane, London, attorneys, Much 13, 11119.—.1. Wade and T. Green, of Strawbridge, Worcester, brazwis March 25, 1810.--J. Fearnsides and W. Harrop, of Ossi It, Dewsbury, lineii.di 'tiers and grocers, March 25, 0119 W. H. Hanka and W. P. Browne, of 11Sile, Isle o( Wight, stationers, Fchruary 15, 1819.--W. Harrows and I. *maim, of Biruitughttm, coal-merchants, March 25, 1819. BANKRUPTC.Y ENLARGED. Thomas Reed and John Mnfillemaa, of Neweaaile.cpon. Tyne, merchanta, from Mauch 27, to May IS, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. RANERUP7'B. William Stab', ef Leek, Stafford, innholder, to warren. der, April 0, at one, IC, and May U, at fru, at the Roe buck Inn, Leek. Altai nem Mears• Crow's and Conpland, Seek ; and Merin. Lung and Austen, flultscru•ersurt, Gray's. Inn, London. s o m u el l'Ary Harding, Charles fakes, and Thomas Willington, of Tainuroth, {l'aravirk and Stafford, bankers, to surrender, April 2?, I.C, and May 11, at twelve•, at the Castle Inn, Tsmworlh. Attorneys, M lfteks and Siatketiridgc, flaitlres-buildinua, Holborn, Louden ; and Mr. Fluke! Nerd!, and Mr. Thomas 11".dinkr, 'Frederick Simpson, of NCddrr.Aeld, York, wooNt alder, to surrender, April HI, at the Swan lea, Halifax, 14, amt May 11, at eleven at the George Inn, HistlJerafie:J. Attar• nevi, Mi. B. chest, Nohle.strtet, Faster lame, Lmidon ; awl Mi. Se ,leheril, Halifax. J o hn („;auut not ThumasiGatiot,uf Armley, woollen- DI VI DEN DS. April 20. T. Parsons, a Disks...street, Si. James's, lireethest in iker, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. April 20. W. 51 U.. cry, of Rattle, Susses, gunpowder MM. tiufact rarer, st'lwelve, at ill, London. April 23. G. Ormerod, of Landman, Sprithint, Rneleltile, Lancaster, inahulder, ai iris , at ILr Await lon, Rochdale. April 21. T. Greets, of Upper Areley, St.rtrord, fanner, at eleven, at the Pig and castle Imo, Rs ingitorth, April 11. P. D.Tutkett and W. 'Follett, of Bristol, whole sale grocers, at rine, at the Cun ..... •rcial.Rooms, Ilitisit.l.. April 19 J. Thomason, J. Untie' hill, and J. U Gnest, of Birmingham, merchant's, at elesvii, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. • April 20. IL Firths's,' and W Fittbush, of Maidstone, Kest, caryatids, at one, at Go 1141114 a, Loutlini. April 20. F. Rolland, of Stint Janirs'a.sirmt, Piccadilly, Middlesex, psi firmer, at twelve, at Guildhall, Ismtion. April 25. R. Leigh and I). Armstrong, of Liverpool, mer chants, at twelve, itt the George Inn, Liverpool. April 26. J. Jacktum, late of Middleton, %osl tik, merchant, at five, at the Doke's Head lust, litts7:s Lynn. Noe folk. April CI. IL Ray, late of Norwich, grocer, at four, at the Rampant Horse Inn, Norwich. April 3. A. It. French, of the Old South Sea House, Broad sirert, 1 (11M011, Illefehani, at ten, at April 17. T. Mettle, and '.ll. la P. Nletac, of Queen street, Cheapsitle, Laiduti, warebous , melt, at o u r , at Ii tl. April 21. I. Briggs, of Settlronies, York, grocer, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck, Liiivion-npon-Holl. April 21. C. T. Coots., of Sutton, Canibridze, grocer, at eleven, at the Lamb lun e Ely. April 26. S. P. Holton, and I'. Ball, of ll'orresier, hop merchants., at eleven, at the Unicorn Inn ' Wm-realer. April S 4 W Worralle of Liverpool, iiiescliaut e at oue, at the George lon, Liverpool. Aloud 27. li. Laue, of Birebin-lane, London, iusurer, al ten, at Guildhall. CERTIFICATES.—A pap, 20. M. Table, of Lancaster, druggist —L. Thompson, of Glolo•staiis, Itutherbithr e Surrey, shtp•builder.—J. T Ox• enivini, of tixfor,l.stre..i, Middlesex inaugle•inaker.—W. Kato, of Newcastle•wider• Lyme, 'Stafford. I.IIPEUIAL P.IRLIANENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, MARCH 30. The Corr Jurrtre fait on the Woolsack iu the f o iettoon, for Ilse hcoiiiie of Appeals. At (nor o'clock thc Luau CHANCELLOR took his seat un the Woolsack. liool it s,tcttaltr presented a Petition flout Norwich, for the altcratoos of the losoleciit behtuta' Act. The Lirl 4.f SiIiFTFsIIIIRY presented a Petition from the Ward of Fara Higdon 11 about, fur a reduction of the Coal !Duties. The. CAI I Of CA RN ANVON presented a Petitios from St.untou, fur a re% i%wo of the Penal Coale. AI:MY IN CEYLON. The Ea! of i, A UDERDA lose for the purpose of asking a rioestion of the Noble Secretory of State for the Colonies, respecting a pond of very considerable public importance. It was generally known that a large portion of the Ea-t India Com pany's troops were employed in the Island of Cey lon. Ile begged leave, therefore, to ask the Noble Lord whether ally account had been received of the expense likely to he incurred by this country, fur the employment of those troops. He was more anxious on this subject from the experience lie had of former occasions, when this country, thinking it was conducting its military establishment on an econitatical principle, was subsequently astonished with accounts of expenses incurred by the employ went of the Company's troop., Palliciritt In enable the Gosernment to mainteilit Otte times the num ber of troops employed. Earl BAT/MRS . (' replied, he had ti, offtial uket count of thy expenses alluded to by the Noble Lord, which, he feared, armlil be considerable; but lie understood that the “ovvrait , 9ot of Ceylon was in direct coreesnowlence with the Governments of Nladras and to ileteimisi, &that lona of the expeorts of tile troops employed in Erslun should be (I . l.ol:aged by the Government of Cey lon, and what by Ihe other Governments. lie Issul also to %tate, that t!.e force directed en Cr,yltinfroul Madras had it-touted to Madras, and that the gent gal divisiou had returned, with the exception of one regiment, consisting of 1,509 moto. The Earl of I-Aunt:rib* rote, for the ;Melrose of aseeet.ii mug whether he perfectly uncle - aloud the Noble Earl. 11'its he to mielertiand th. 4 the Governor of Ceylon had entered into iliu•e negociations, to determine whether the East 'orbit C piny aae tort:fray pa:t of the expewe Earl Itsirlyr.st repeated that the .corresitunilw ence to which lie alluded, had taken place fin the purpose of determining what l ir.,pisttlut% of the total expettsit hauld he ilefriyed by the' Guvetii mews of Alvah:as and Bengal. Tltt; Earl of L. AUPLRUA LE hoped" as the ques. . EAST 1N614 HOUSE, MAICIt 30, 1110; rirtiE COURT ff DI It ECTORS of the IL UNITED COMPANY of 31ERCMANTS of ENG LAND, trudieft lu Me EAST IN IMES, do iterelay give , Arai ice, That a GENERA I. COURT of the said Company will he held. by adjournment, at their [loose imp LeadeishalLetreez, un WEDNESDAY, the Slat clay of Aped next, at Etere'n o'Clork iu the Forennon, foe the permit' of proceeding in the easttideration of a Motion made in the trenei al Court on the 24th Instant, to improve a Ito solution of the Court of Direciese, of the 17th silt. granting to Mr. James Wilkinson, under the eiteumstaticas therein elated, the sum of 75,000 Steen Rupees, at 2a. the current Rupee, with Interest thereon, at 6 per Crest. per Annum, from the 11th October, 1•16, to the slay when payment shell be made. The Court of Directors do further 'ire notice, that they have rescue tl the following Letter from certain Ptoprietoia of East India Stork, viz.— " To the Chairman, the Deputy Chairman, and the Honourable the Court of Directors of the East ludia Company. Girreze.veled—We bare the bonnier to Inform you. that it 14 our lotrothen to move 1111.1 second, at the:General Court appointed foe the 21st April next, that instead of the sum ej Sieve Verve 75,000, at la. the Cowered Rupee, with In. tercet thereon at 6 per Cent. from the 11th ()ember 11116,1 0 the day when p)e/vent shall be made, protract' to be grouted to James nilklnpun, Esq. the said Grant atoll be the sum of Sites Ropeca 286,800, at 2a. 64. per Swell Roper, with In. ter. at at 8 per Cent. per aiinum, from the 3(t111 April 1817, till the ovine Ire paid, in conformity with the Report and recommendation of the Committee especially appointed by 11w Governor General its Council, to consider of Ms. James ithineott's case, who were timinintoteely of opinion that the mud stun was the lowest compete:alien to which Mr. iVilkiseato was entitled.' And we request the beefier that thus Notice may be given to the Proprietors fourteeu days previutial) to Ike holding of the said Court. " We leave the honour to be, Gentlemen, " Your obedient humble Servants, " CHARLES FORMES, " C. CUCKERELL. " London, 801 h Mnrch, 1819." Coors of the_Paperm relating to the rate of Mr 11'ilkin son, with the Report required by the By 1.3 w, Cap 6 Sec tion 20, are open fur the inspection of the Propitetors at this House. JOSEPH DART, Serretary. This day is published, in ilvti price sr. 6J. Embellished • • • -- • Mid] Two elegant Design=, T HE DESSEIt ; Poem :to which i• welded, THE TEA. By the AUTHOR OF THE BANQUET. Printed fur Ha!dam and Cu, ; and T. Hunkham, Bonds sti eel. " A work of this kind, most display a masculine lees standing sporting with its Aisbject, a distaffed Hercules among the maids of Omphale, and a gaiety of mind nut constituting the essence of the design, but thiowiug a charm over thoughts of original and classic beauty. This in, we conceive, the gnat merit of the Banquet. It exhi bits much informatien,sulid seuse,and general reading, &c." I.tt. Gazelle. " this work contains in many passages the simplicity and farce only to be found in our best writers."—Lit. Pa norama. " This poem is replete with di licate irony and good-hu moured pl , asatitry, glancing lightly at the most prominent parts of the subject, without dwelling tediously cm atty."— Gentleman's Itigaxisie, bp. 4,:c. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA SPOOK' Lilacs AIM GENTLEam, rirtili ELECTION of SIX DIRECTORS 0f the EAST INDIA COMPANY being appointed for WEDNESDAY, the 14th April Neat, the favour of your Vote and Interest is requested fur the following Gen. Hemet', vis Alexander Allan, Esq. Hon. Hugh Lindsay, Robert Campbell, E.g. John Morrie, E.g. Samuel Davis, Esq. David Scott, Esq. Wli.rla will muob oblige, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your Must humble Servants, William Taylor Money, Wllll4llll Ask Hilliard C. Plow/den, John Hebb, Gorge Reihea, Win. Stanley Clarke, Thomas Reid, Joseph Cotton, G.uige A. Rubinson, James Daniell, tienrge Smith, Wm. F. Elplsiustune, Juba Mediu' Taylor, Charles Grant, .101.11 Thornhill, Julio Htscileatuu, Sweny Toone, John Inglis, Yfigrant Smith, John Jackson. E.st Jodie Hasse, March 30, 1819. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LADII3 LID GENTLEMEN, HAVINGthe ho.lour of being recommended to you by the Ditectots of the East India Company, MS CANDIDATES for the DIRECTION to be chosen this Year, we take the liberty of requestiiiit the favour of your Vote o>t the Dq of Election, %YEW% EiSDAY, the 14th April Next. We are, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most humble Se r vants, Alexander Allan, Hugh Lindsay, Robert Campbell, 4101111 Morris, Samuel Davis, Dared Scott. East India Idolise, Maid' 30, EAST INDIA DOCK HOUSE, 31AncH £6, Isl 9. e r II F. ('OURT qf DIRECTORS of the IL EAST INDIA DOCK COMPANY do hereby give Ndhee, • 'that a GENERAL MEETING of the PROPRIETORS of 11w sail COMPANY will be held at their Howie, in St. Helen'. place, Bialtopsicate-airret, ou FR I DAY N ExT, the Id of April, ut Twelve tit:lock, for the purpose of tonal &rine of a Dividend on the Capital Stuck of she Company fus the Haliyear eudiug at Lady-siny. Hy Order Of the Court, JOHN FAItitAN, Serrrtary. NlL—The Chair arill'he takes at Oat o'Clock precisely. TIMBER. %V) BE PERE;II;I'iiiILY SOLD, pur l. snout to an Order of the High Court of Ehancetl, made in a Cause, SITWELL v. SI IAVELL, with the ap probation of James Strpher, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at the Crows Inn, at Ludlow, iu the County of Salop, on THURSDAY, the SIB Jay of April. 1819, hstweeu the boom of Eleven and Ts etre ti'Clork iu the Forenoon, in Lots, a Quantity of OAK, ASH. and tither TIMBER, now standing on and near the Cuissmuu at Slid dates, near Ludlow, in the Comity of Salop. Particulars whereof may be had at the said Master's Clatutivre, in tiouthatupinu•louildinp, Clenicery-latie, Lou don ; at Mr. Moore's, Solicitor, Gray's Inn, Loudon ; at Mr. Hurley's, Solicitor, Great James-street, London ; at Mr. Hcury Gatehouse's, Timber Surveyor, Leominster ; and itle principal lima at Ludlow, and tie attiaceot town.. ALDGATE, CITY.—An eXCellest oppurtu nity for Perilous Its waist of H0U5E.114.4.1) NITUDE —The LONDON NLPOSITORY fur the CA. NINEF.MA kEitS . SOCIETY, where there are selling all kiwis of Cabinet Gieueh, Mattresses and feather Ord', loge- Illarrith a great variety of Carpets, Minket., Ticks, Quilts, Counterpane'', &c. and every de:.er spume of Furniture that is r.rittisite to furnish Apartments or Humes ; always ready, that ettables throe 19 ittroish, at 2 few days' uotice, and fell 211 per ceut. cheaper thaw any ot 14-1 - house in I.ttuduo, at CI, Ltaileithall.street. neat Aldgate Pump, the real Mattress and Feather Ned Zlhoaufactory and Agency House fur the Cabitie makers' Society. The following A. (kits air given a, a Spe. omen of their low. Prices :—Six Jay:wiled Chairs, 11. ss. ; 3 ditto Dressing Wile, 15e. ; a ditto Basin•stand, 15e. ; Hearth Rug., IMa. ; Seamen's Bed and Pillow, at sr. each ; 4 fierdi loch Tent Bedsteads, 11. ris ; bordered Mattress to fit, 11.; Feather El..ds, 21 Ws.; Mahogany Emir-post Bed. steady, 41. 15- ; lialingaay ('hest o f thasews, 2/. ; ditto Prtnbroke Tahleu, 11. irL4 ; via dttto Chlare, and two elbows, Cr Ge ; 4 fret .6 lIIC II 'trot Bedateads sod Fornitare, 41.4 a. 1 h.• society ts•itretfolly onforota the Public, that they have cOO OO-oeed the above liNiattliallowent fur the Emplaymout and Sum.., t of a number of 11,4'11 , 1r...0i1% Mechanics, with large Familled, and nue offer then to.totsfactoreal /Almeles tw the Cabtatet !sloe, of the beat 11 or t ;m4 w4or, without ;m y profit being re tio.rea strott the go,OIIN. I Xrepi the hair house eltrll.4.o, the Workmen being fatly aattsfieil aitb having evostattt employ 4;111111N V II ked and Rent to att- p.urt if the liih;.lont ; nu clowit. NA the pm;ltttoi, exci 1.1 racism; matt, ral,. • ..it ' 4 ' • PRICE SEVEN -Hwy:. • fo"1 444 I y ' Lion wee (die of ermeidetohle impo•tuttee, Ite vsnir:4 he ensued hoe ligetu (Retort* Iti•neelf trt the I rose,. lit dill dOt expect precise information upon the jeci, hi he ts.tt ilewoisti or Louis tug whether any estimate had been made out of the peub.tblie chew ? • No eittodec baln riven to tilt: Nuhld !AMIN qUetition, Le slater. 1::ot I.e !mold take atictliet up.. portuutty of salting it. POOR LAWS. . • Mr. Sturges Bourne and other, friar the CoMmons, io. formed the Doom.. that the l!. seal Compton , lead af.eiit to their Lorilefilpa' A meatliceut to the Dill fur nmeatlin: laws relative to the Poor. lord lilLt.a up presented a Petition from the Mailer, Al • devises, and Outman) Consuls).* birittineham. spinal a P,•:1 Low 11.1o:ilia in th: Ilaresof namort, for erfablishisig in that town a Court rd Request. fur the Weasel, of 5.0a1l Defile. oath etiahlishineist tilts Petithiocrs represent...if iabitents, slerasatary to Jul to the spirit of dal deters... Wails of property to to the receieirti of lb.o .1 before the Wow. e. but .Jett i imam This, he mid, was corisr.try to the practice of this Howse. lord tlou.edq contended against this doetrinte, And re. marked that the Mose hail already in the course of 11:1 , sec. pent Scoliou tscriseil P. iiiiunt against proposed fres.hoittia messities, mot immediately strider the coosiderartion of their Lordships. Such, for instance, were the several th.titions spinet any alteration in the Coal Duties. • Tite L'irl of llosaLTS spoke to the same t Met. • Lord lIOLLANp said, that the pi atilt* , of the Dove( was, that the Petition be read, whirl) hems done, he Nh..0i1,11 snot* Out it he laid on the table. On that motion t!le House tray deride as it iliourht proper —The Petition was theta read. thi Ilie moticu th.l it should he on the taldes. The I.CKU C.II4IICKLIALIt said,•tleal the to hii.lrefereliee to public Pith hut Or doubtsd wheilwr the snipe principle could he extruded to ethe of a Frieate It would at least be adriu.hle to erwertien the practice of the Douse, and he should take it se e perinatal ferov.r to 'dimwit if the present motion were prielpoiwail fur someday.. To this Lord Ilinr.sho readily acceded, sad the motion was postponed till Thursday nest. WINDSOR ESTABLISHMENT. 1 4 Ite Earl of LIVERPOOL moved, host the (louse should sesolve dot II into a COnnintiet on the Vi:lichor Establishment Bills The !louse being in Committees Earl GREY rose and sad, he had already stated that it was not his intention to object to the pine ciple of this Poll, but there were Joule general oh servations he thought it his duty to make on the objects and stature of the measgre, which he though: might be made as conveniently on the 113011011 for postponing the preamble, as on any other stage, After what had fallen front a Noble Earl (NW'. tOPiby) on a former evening, it would be well wer e he, previous to entering no the subject, to guard Nggitigt th e possibility ut mircoreeptusit; lie there. fere thought it right to say, that lie was never Ilw posed to deal out rewords for real services with a parsimonious hand, oor to look with cold nr call o us feelings upon t h e rufferti:p and sititation of Iris of entted Mostarii. lo the relapse sostained by the Royal idolises, he could never ilisrepard those Gt.:. iisgs of loyalty with which he had been acciasis.m.,t to view them, pr• vinus to this dreadful calamity, woreAsld he refuse to him who bad been, aid slot still was, the Monarch of these realms, every thing consistent with not only his peta,lguil en . joyilient, but even with his Royal dignity, if thgNity could be maintained under such chalis,. stsinces. But he did nut conceive himself act. Mg with the eliglitest iiiconstrieticy, if, while lie entertained these feelings, he should, its the pre sent distressed stole of the cottony, contend itgaiust the intpusibon of .very expense that could with issuprirty be avoided. In this v,;.-w of the so!tject, lie was suppssited by the nature of the preanshle tn the I 3 11, which, while it professes' to maintem suitable ettendance ou Ins Majesty's person, repre4. *tided as advisable every possible diminution io the expenditure of the uoyal Establishment. Such were his sesititneuts, and when lie considered their aecordative with those which were suited to the pre.. amble, he could not but think that the itsdiguasit animadversion with which a Noble Earl (1-larrowb)l had, on a former evening, thought proper to tint him, wee directed not so touch against him as egaintt the• Bill itself, the professed authors of Which were compelled to tutroduce n nter.sure itf reduction Lunch against their will.—(lJeur.)-- This point, he contested, was not worth 5.1 much noticei nor should he have said so much no it n.-:n be not jksiroys of guarding himself, and this; also might donee to agree in opinion with liter nu li n o subject, from the taipti tattoo of a want of loyalty to their King, and ol4cipeetfel feelnigs fur his calamity. The No t e . Letal opposite (Lord Liverpool) had, on a previous eveitiog, attempted to give a reason, drawn fain the demise of her Isis Majesty, for his now proposing a I-atilt:citron to who 1 4 he had previously objected. lie had also lidded, .that bad the Windsor Establishment been reduced below its rereist extent, the (Joey's had an equi table right toe rOlilliewrittloll from Parliument Its tits amount of her dower. The Windsor Establish ment therefore, it appeared, had heels (o: mid, not with reference only to the state of the King, but with relation also to the state alit: lute Ilajesiy,.-. Thssustetnent he had now heard tig - the first time, soli with uo slight degsee of snip. i'e--ss sits prise lie was sure wouhl be shared by manly nth. r Lords in the House, and purticulasly by two Noble Lords on the Grosse fetch, nue of whom loot stated, in reference to this subject, that there was not a man in the country, from Johis-u'eGrost's House to the Land's Elul, who would comient to re duce the Wiod.or Establislssiesit ; wlstle the other exclaimed, ls What! shall 1, who wild protected by the Kills in his pfitspoity—eloill I now desert bins in his adversity :" Ile ,doubted not that those ebullitions ut loyalty were as soseere es they ware fervent ; but wisitt now would those N Ode Lords Dlly at the proposed !eduction ?—*l.4 elrcumstanee iu regard to the R e yel and the state of his Alajesty's person, hpd tome et.. curred to induce them to alter their feelings cos * subject on Which they were then so warmly not. rested ? What would have been the fethoga those Neble Lards, if, its the midst of *bow fairest, • L. . • 'a 4 ' - ... ,