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_, laL L) ~9f . ---- IF 1 /, 2 f 9, - 1 4 -- ........,_., t roj :). ~..4 1 1 .. • . • . - ''''• _ . A '' ii h 410 1 1 . ' 4 r .14 ! • . 1 1 :1 i . • . lie ( -IS* o.* ' sa ~Vi. .‘ Al% I C - _-• •14 A., ...•' C ~ \ •• - ~f e, Neo • ' MN It , ,-' - , ' ;;;., 1 . t 7 • * yr sr • c It .1 . NzII re L AO 0 + i i ~ i. ,_............ . .. . . • Nvmsza 5139. LONDON, FRIDAY, MAY 28. 1819. • PRICE g v '1; -1": N•• E. ......:ai ............=......"--- - - --......... NOTICE. i.liPittildL PAHLIiiNhAT. 1 r A clativ d e t h.• lila known a smell .I,lls MI 1i.14.a. ." ---, • •n11(117R N M ENT. II ' . 1 KiNtra TIINATR;. THIS EVENING , FRIDAY , May 28 (on *m ood of Whilrmo Eve), will be produced (accusil Gam ), Musafi'm Grind ItomaisSic °pra t collide./ IL FLA UTO MAGICO : OR. THE MYSTERIES OF ISIS. with entirely new Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, Decora tion', At. After the Opera the Auruisrite Relict of IA ROSE, ()EJ LES I)EGUISENI ENTS. rionot he minified, and the Free List is of 'ie.:re lit% os• o rtolril for the present. li.r Soils( fibers t.r the Open and the Public. are rePpeet informed, Mat the Overture to the Opera will co lit ore I: rreirey at hattpast seven o'clock. III? PROPRIETORS of INDIA STOCK. al *bow nrdasece the General Conit was convened on the 19113 iii.tant, fur the purpose of receiving a motion rela tive to the lemuneraiitia to be ;ranted to Mr. James Wilkin son, solicit the attend mace TO-MORRtIW, 'S•tlitedayd the instant, at Otte u'Clork, at the City it Loudon Tavern, in Bislimpscate-street. of those Proarietnrs who carried thr ire thous fur granting to Mr. %Viikto,un the sum of Sr. Ba. 180,000, and of such other Pi opneturs as are favour. able 141 the cone, to take 111110 COlR.illErnt a Paper circa lat4ll stud,' the asithority of the Honourable the Court of Directors, and to emote to snrh Resolutions as may be it. fiord expedient thereon. pervious to the Ballot fixed fur 11. dursdsy, the 2.11 ax of June meta. 25th May, 1819. trtiE QUARTERLY REVIEW, will he publi.he,l on the FIRST of JUNE. Vrinted fur Julio Murray, Niteroi!le-s . relative to the licrusisig of small ill 1.1 - Agreed to. AMOUR NMENT. Lord CASTI,II7AGiI moved that Bowe', on its us .!!!. do adjosiro to Wethievilay nest.- Alerted to.' The Irish Mail Coach Coniraets Ball WY4 read the second time. To by committed oit Wednesday mitt. I;bis day ar► published, by K 1 EDWIN, CRADOCK, •ut JOY, Pasernoster.row, in royal 32nio. price its. - ICDRONIECI ES rit . the OLD TES l'A NI ENT concerning the MESSIAH, as publishes) ill the New l'estanseist ; also Our Saviour's Preilistioni 'dative to self, awl the Destruction of Jerusalem; with Extricis from she Works of Joseph° \ the Jewish HOUSE OF LORDS, Tnuttstmv, MALT 27. The Earl f SISAFTF•ISURV pr waled * Petition Crum the Directors of the Veit India Crinipmis, prying to It. hem ,l by C el in the Committee against CleAse'r Relief Bill Laid on Co The Dublin Exchange Bill was read the third lime and passed. The West Midel;earvi Waft Work.; Bill was read a 'retool FINANCE COMMITTEE. Mr. D. mused "That Sir Thirnias Wiring be added to the Finance Committee"—Agreed Mr. CALCRATT ..xpresavd a ',nib, a. the Finan ce Commit tee would probribly hare the affair, of the Bank 1111, 1 Pf ier ;:onsidera;ioo, in a abort time, that hia Hon. Frsessil (gr. creisfell) should tee appointed sin ft. Iljn nisi' in the could boast more knowledge on the smhj,et than his lion. Friend: Mr. D. 611.11,11'e, as we iindentood, was -Ivo.. ve to making any alteration in the number of which C...omiite. si't'ed. Sir T. Baring bad been added in wove rot:lice of a yiscanex. Mr. G °Lt. said, he felt ‘l,l desire • MESSAGCFROM THE COMMONS. Tins 'lag is publuslonl, in Nvo. price 14A. board., 'DUNG Alt ; or. the CIIILL) of MYSTERY : • Metrical Roinaoce. Sir J. GIA1•1111. Sir John Coterell, and others, brought up the Marquis; of Camden's Tellership of the Exchequer BM, the Nottiogliam Retail E)rilt Bill, the Darrow School Bill, and mune others of a private !wore. to *filch lb..y deati - vd their Lordships concuertia.w.—The Bells Isere severally n ail a first time. The American Convention Bill, and the Members Qualif cation Bill, went severally throug4 a Committee and were reported. Tim Bad of CAILIARNON prmeoted • lirtition from the Inhabitants of the Borough of Reading, against the renewal of the Insolvent Debtors' Art. By C. DIBBIN. Printed fur Longman, Huta, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. TnE A POLLONICON, • grand Mimics! Inatrument, invented and ennstnieted by Sleitatit. t 1.1611 T and ROBSON, Orzaii Intildro, is exhibited every dgy town Twelve n'tinci: id! Fier, at lb, Amon., 101, St. M.41 11 .' 4 .1anr, solder the tinn;editte tratronage of hia Royal flightless the Priors Regent. The lustritment porforwi, the Introduction to Han•lara !lettingen Te Drum, M otia r 1 Overture to Zatibetflote. and Hayslit's ed.-heated Milli:toy llovement, with n ef4Wietir of .Bert and precision equal' to any Ocelwatra of tiv moat •cteistilie perfumers. Admittance One Shilling. TRAVELS IN NORTH AMERICA. This day is pubh►hed, in Siro. price 1-11. buiuds, the &cowl • . Edition. of /IP WAYFLS in CANADA, rind the UNITED RR STATES of Ald ERICA, in 1816 anti ISIZ. placed oil the Committee. The ohseerstino ~1 h;s Friend originuted enti.;ly with himself. Hut .t . the 14,1 , e thottiht woke to name him ou the Commn tee, hr ceetPinl4 would not phrink from the duty. . . _ By F. HALL, Esti. Late Military Secretary lo Orn.l%itartot.Gor , rolor in Canaria. Prittird fur Longish'', Hon.', It*eN, Orme, nuJ Bin n, London. Earl FOKTIICUE meAcnieri a Petition from Ilse Inhabi tants of Plymouth Dock, to the same ejj:ect.-I,aul oil the table. TENTH NIGHT OF THE NEW TRAGEDY. 111 I'INE•ROYA DRURY-LAV K. Iris EVENING, FRIDAY. flay 48, his Mojesty's Servants will lacerates (10th timi), • New to Svc act., called THE CARIB CRIEF. c. r il.,._omreali, Mr. Kean; Moloch, Mr. Holland ; Car hi. Mr. D. Fisher Clourlina, Mrs. W. West; Mars M Cr. Le ; li,alloclrade, Miss Royce. Eiteroh—Tretimis, Mr. H. Kemble. Isminh—Montallirit, Mr. Britgongh ; Colmar, Mr. R. ; D'Arey, Mr. Tarimitl. The so he spoken by air. H. Kerob!e, sod the rpologue by Mrs. Mardyn. To conchae with the ntuoiral Force of THE 1 1 EV !FAY ; or, THE WAGS OF WINDSOR. Deputy Bull, Mr. Genie ; L y Martwidler, Mr. ! ; John Comp, !Ur. Osherry ; Caleb grioreem, 3lr. (.iceCrlore, Mrs. Orxer ; Lucy, alrre Bland. Vyio, ;St I Price, 3e. Vol —Pit, 3s. ail. ; Srcurill rr...., —Lower Gall. ry, Is.; Second Pricy, ls —l'ppt t ti-!iri r, Is ; Second Price, Mil. Sow. soil Places to be taken of Mr. Rash/ell, at the Re- sodanf the Theatre, from Teta till Four; whets aay b, Lad a Private Box Do Timothy, Brutus, with Hit of Miss. it., Intraday, The Irma Chest. BY SPECIAL DESIRE. F:.471111-R0 Y A COV ENT-GA RDSN. r i, EVENING, FRIDAY, May 21i, efiii be acted, the Tragedy or ISA BELLA. Ilium, Mr. Yuen; Carlini, Mr. C. Bensb'e ; Villeroy, Mr. Fet.ton. Isabelle, Miss O'Neill. Auer ahicb (61b time), a nest Dramatic Molar, in Oat art, called COZENING; Or, HALF AN HOUR IN FRANCE. Dirk Mutabbt, Mr. Yates! Ouvrli Rouchr, Mr Yates!' Tragic, Mr Vales!!! Fiction', Mr. Yarea!!!! Grimar, ler, Mr. lintes!!!!! Gilbert Glib, Mr. Yates'" " Squire Hume. It, Mt. Yates I' Mrs. Deborah Mutable. Miss Green; Julia, Mrs. T. Hill; La Belle Limoursliere, Miss Mum. 'ft) which %ill be added, 42t1 lime, a Farce some Music), called A ►;GLAND FOR AN OLIVER. principal Ch.racten—Mr. Fawcett. Mr. i:/tItP, 31r Al 4. Nu, Mr. Emery, Mr.J. Isaacs, Miss Fuute, 314 ms Licsumout, sad Miss Greta. Boma, 7g ; Second Price, Ss. 3.. nil.; Second Prier, 14.—Lower Gallery, 2g.; Second Price, le.—Upper Galley, Is.; net-oad Price, dd. The doors to be opened at Six o'Clock, the Play to begin at Sive,. _ . Plates fcr the Boxes to be lakes w M.. Brewton, at the B.,st Ogee, from Tsai till Four. tlr tixhit.Slosit;sy, The Castle Spectre, with Mother goose. ot, T.. 1 Any, The Marriage or fi;w o. O. IV. &traria', Evallue. 'I HEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HM.7SE. rG II E ;Arrangements fur the S iiiiii tier Sen*oo of 11 . 0. English Opera intervening. Ilse Proprielor is tinder of inosoooring the LAST POUR NIGHTS t:( MR. MATHEWS AT HOME. AxD OF THE TRIP TO PAItIS; rirr , lv, MONDAY, TVFSDAY. HURNIMY, sod SA -1( RPAY is the seat Week, [ming pu►ituvrly loat .I;qm u• 'het s until Newt Year. Priformame To-morrow (Whitson Eve). THE APERIENT SODAIC POWDERS. T/lIS new mid elegant Pr.-ptyalin') possesses the advantage of instantly producing the best SODA VATF.R, and of being, at the saute lime, a mild aI'ERIFNT, it keying Heartburn, Bile, Nausea, Acidity the Stomach, &c. It is recommended to those whose Stionsch frosts weakness, ur other catties, reject Epsom and t heltebbain Salts, (c. the nauseous ta‘le or which deters Amy from using them. These Powders possess all the metheinal properties of those salts; in their operation are timidly mild and efficacious; and bring m Meetly cis!, less, iLey may be given to children as well as adults, who e.ialitit take a ,aline aperient iu any other form. 'Floe P.tirdeig taken 'fur 10.0 free an indulgence in the Insurtes of the tattle, par....ieularly after too mach wine, the common ills. at',fftsble streets are altogether avoillrd. 1:1 wa r m elo-tte., Sky will he found diiinsively beneficial, 84 they correct sits •urdtrt,l bik, without debilitating the Pluto Is. 5..) , ,d by 11 . 1 e Proprietors, R. Buller arid Son•, Ivinios and liracciiits, NO. 4, Clarapside, corner of St. Paul's, Lundnu ; rad No. 34. Sockrillestreet, Dohliu ; and. for thorn. hr all principal Booksellers, Drsigokt•, and Mriliciiir Venders, iiiionaliont she Kiuganni. Jat Bose.. :it 34. 641 rash N order Itt pre tut she substitution of spur inns ist_tatiuos of these Powders, a fae-simile of the Prow io•tor's s.rinture is engraved in the label which is affix's! in each Mx ALUGATE, CITY.— Ao e x celle n t otiportit- Ility for Persons in want of 11'..1".HOILD rirrtßi: —The LONDON BEPO . NITI );11( fur the (*A PINEI.II AKERS' socijeTy, whe,e there ire selling all lad. af t:Minet Goods, Mattresses and Feather Beds, toge '•• •111... great variety of Carpets, Blanket., Ticks, • .!3ler:e.•.. 4. Si.r. and every description .51 iornowe that ta equate to lucilish Apai !menus Or !douses, always ready, that etudAr% them to furnish, at a few day.. notice, and roll 23 perceei cheaper Than any nth. r huu.r in boron, at 71, 43.1.4 til•street, U,es Aldgate Pump. the real Attlee.; and it.; • r Bed Manofaclory and Agency HMISr for the Cabinet rs' Society. The following Articles Rae given as a Spe. Ono., ut their kin Prices :—Six Japanned Clain, 1/. Sr. ; I .• Vressing Table, 1.j..; a ditin Begin-stand, iris.,; 11. 40, /t ug , ' Is,. ; s eamen ' s Bed am! at Ss. each; 4 r 6 inch Tell Bedsteads, 11. 74. ; bordered Maitre.' In 65. II.; feather Beds, 2/. 165.; 31ahozatly l'onr.poit Bed -4!. ISs Mahogany Chest of Dra +seri, 31. ; ditto P414.1.7,.ke Table., It 16s. ; six ditto Chair-. awl two elbows, 41 f• • ; 4 fret 6 inch Tent Bedsteads ana I.irsolu s re, 41 4.. respectfully informs the PuWir, that lhoi have teem e ,t the above Eviablobytent for the Emirklovrail la I ai.proit of a number of indication.. Mechanic*, Vi ilb I. 4lsilles, and now offer their m.irul towed ArtirlCa "I Cabinet Lint, alley beat Workin witlintit any 143 fit brin e : required upon the glioda,ext pt the hate lititiie. tcemer, the Workmen being fully sattalted with hay.tuf latotant employment. uaath unt Iced and trot to any part of the Kingdnin ; uu fits l e packlnG except paQiug matirials. PATENT GASSED LACE. TIE above beutilllfil, dear, and transpnreirt Article is every description of Lier, both timed and plain, front the SOPSI Bobbin Netts, Quilling*, tke, to the Worst and coarsest article of Reiti.lt Manufaetuie, may be hail of every respectable Dealer in the kingdom. The rough and fibrous properties of every hied of British Lace, and its tendon: ,y to 11!I up MI thicken its araeldisig, lore becu the univer.al ..1111:4:1)1 of every Ludy; it has ibceefoce hero a great rim& rTh o a to erodes it equal in ekaridess and tratoddiaiency to the most v:iluakte foreign theta.] toter. The Patent Gat•s rd ..4rr is even superior in deer* eartllentirs, sad da easily rlist 'squished from rtuy other at the tine of parehome it, by flipping tbe sntallest piece in water, and perfect: y drymq di ; if genisior, it will, on bold 4nfic it up to the light, appear a. cic , r ns lief .re, but if not, if will thirkew cad become fill of Fiore: for common Dice has a partial mad artificial cleanse. , given it by slarellidic, it loses in washioe, and will therefore lie rejected by rosily Lady, ppm couipartson with tide above beautiful article. 411411 G AT E STEAM YActur. ON DON F . ,: - ; I N 41.imils 11. W. V DODD, Starts tra i t nff t h e Tower every SATURDAY and EDNESDAY for MARGATE, at Eight o'Cluck ut Ihs Morninz or. ri.ely, and returns hum thence every MONDAY and 1 . 1-WRNDAY n 1 the same hour. Farm, IRC:1 Passenger. Pier Duca included; awl for Cholslicos miler I'2 years of er, and Set yams attending Families, los each. Ladirsais.l Gent Jensen Ilre particularly repsested to be on board at least a Quarter b. for, Eight o'Cluelit. _ _ All opplueatinnti in be made to NIr!N!, Agent, 53, Lower Tli.inie,4trett, culture of Brer-lrike ; and Mr. Chan ctiler, Pier, Nliirgatr. J. A. JUCKF.S, Secretary. Lately published, in two Vo!nines tiro. illustrated with Thirty-eight lisle. of 11. e Rams and Puddings, by the late Mr. 14,111 P. Innis iniginal Drawings, and a Plan of Rowe, from Nolli r price D. 4s. the Second Edition, with Additions, of •IlliE lIISTORICAL DESCRIPTION of IL ANCIENT sod MODERN ROME, also of the Cities and Towns in the environs of that Metropolis, awl of the Works of Art in Architecture, Sculptor', sod Paha. tog. c o llated, cosh 0,- trot anthordies, by J. SALMON, during near twelve year.' ossigience in Kunst. (If all the Works published or this celebrated City sod Ile F.evirons this Work is esteemed the most correct and lisle restior, partiralarlly to every Traveller wlso visit. that part of Italy, sod to shiny it would serve as a guide to the isonserous Winks of Art. Prietcd file Mow,. Nweviiwille sad Fell, New Bud-street ; sad J. Haicliard, Piccadilly. 4.13. is published._ &Calla Edition, price 2. 6.1. _ . . Eppo in LONDON. • llelrollo l l l 3o T•de ; Jll4l with Notes and Notices of Living Characters--parli• elderly some recent curious Anecdotes of Lord F.—g —n. Mr. P—k—r, Hon. G. C—n--1, and Lord h—d—h. Aa.. tory Anecdotes Extraordinary of the Dille of M—, Lady 1.-- and Lord —; Mr. Skaiiily :old Mrs. R. ; t h e Prime of Dandies, the Wm of it— P—, real Lady M— F—arla—e. Theatricals; Mr. Mrs. M—dyn, Messrs. F—c—tt, C. K—b —e, k,'. The Dashing Cypriane. Mother Bang, Mrs. W—r —r, Mr.. T—ph--ris Lord e—a— g h, Mr. Murray, Mr. Gifford, and the Quarterly Review. The City Members, Mr. W— Is—u. Mr. T —r, Mr. The Rankers, Mews. W—r, Gaudy D—nt C —x, R—y, 11—g, Ste. Also, THE 11E:KOINE; oy a rtangbles's Comage a Mclo-Drarna, by R. Phillip,. Comediau, as acted at the Theatie Royal, Gruryslasse. price ta. Published by Gunesembe, 1111. LiitleGattp.sisecl, Holborn inkti SALE I:: Privare Contract, an Assemblage 1-1 of Elegtrit REDS, al a saving of (coin 30 to 50 per Cent.; also prime Goose Fenther Reds, Mattresses, tice.— Suits or Wilts in rosewood and mahogany, usually wild for thirty gui.-.^as, at drily eighteen guineas; lost Brussels Car peting at 6. 4d. per yatd ; Turkey Carpsas at the Immo ter's s. Unhol•tery and (Mune' Furniture of the first quality, at :C0.'23. New Kind street. TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION, BY MR. EVANS, At his House, No. 23, P 1111.111411, on MONDAY NEXT, May 31, 4141 Two following Days, APORTION of the valuable LIBRARY of the late Eirl UPPF.II 0 , 0101tY: including the Houghton Gsllero vols ; Earleien's Liber Yeritatis, 2 vole.; Enydell's splendid lielitteen of Shalespeare, with the large and small Plate.; Macklin's Debit..? vols. morocco; Lodge's Portraits of Illeistrions Milieus, 16 N umbel*, largr paper, with Proofs on Isdi■ paper; fortis's Flora I. Mimesis, 6 vols.; Chsmherlaioe's Heads, from Hullsein's Drawings; Sunbury's eierieisistres and Prints, 2 vols.; Campbell's Vi. traviu. Dritaimiens, wills Wolf and Gasulon's rouitmeialion, 5 velA.; ll'ocarke's Travcb, 2 vols. ; NiAbulls's Progresses of Queen Elitalsetle, a vols. rare, Ike. &c. PUBLIC NOTICE. counteract the titahy attempts that are drily made to impose MI the nustary a 0,11110114 CO lliptlii. thin instead of the GENUINI HI ACKING prepsred DAY and NIARTIV, they have adopted a uew Label, it •loth their Mitres*. 97, HIGH 1101,110 RX , is so ron,picuously plant in the eentre, that they feast an att.iition to this, and the diflereicce of the type, which is unlike all triter-prise, will amble purchasers at once to detect the imposition. The Real JAPAN BLACKING, made and Sold Whole. sale by DAV and ItAkTIN, 97, High Millions, soil re tailed by the . prioeipal Grocers, Dneii•ts, Hook.ritriv, Ironmongers, Prrinniers, I . toot.ntatilie, ..ac. in the United ielegdoni, bottive at lid.— .ls.—and Is. tid. each. hill. " Mr. Hall is n clever, lively man, very much above the common thee of writers; with very 1161111 and &I.:1.9,13111r wh•clt he expresses with ;item Isoldnevv."—Edit:- burgle Review, No. 61. Ibis day 13 publislieJ, in three Tula. i2mo. price it. lg. - - . I ward', DUI)LEV: A NOVEL. Ry Miss O'KF:F.FE, Author of " Patriurehal T 1111.1., or the Laud of C,amtau"— " Zellobin, Queen uP l'itlin)rit," Printed fur Longman, Huist, Rees, Urine, sad Brown, Of whom may Ire had, lately miblklieel, A TRAVELLER'S TALE of the LAST CENTURY; by Mia% Sp. I , cr, 3 vole 161 Cml. Tb VETERAN ; te, Matrimonial Felicities; 3 eoll.12mo• 11. 1%. HESITATION ; or, to Marry or not to Marry ; by the Author ut " 'llw Haeltelor and MerriedNa. i" 3 yolk 164. In • Ali tuidht will lw published, hsildsonsely printed iii price 4s. 611. ;fr " E ARAB: I TALE — Loudon Printed fur William Hour, Ludgate- In a slay or Iws. rill lw puhlislxd, handsomely printed in octavo, oinforinly wills Lord Byron's Hotins, price 4,dr: TIM OCEAN CAVERN : u Tale Sll the Tonga Isles, In Three irautus. Oft in my fancy's wanderings, I've wish . d that little Isle bail wings; Aint WC, within its fairy bowers, Were wafted off to seas unknown, Where out a pithw should beat but oars 4tid we 'night live, love, die alone ! Lrt.r.s ROMER. " The sliprovery of !hip Romantie Cavern will prutiahly tie sung in inure than one Ella.gwasi language, w,. hrautifully is it adapied fur a Talo iu veice."—Quarteily I/eview: London: Printed Ctr William Hone, Lailgoie•litll. CGCII2S SIXTY NARRATIVES. In w few days will be published, iu one volume foolscap oelairu, haudauniely pruurd.and lortluessed, with sul lllus tratiee F.uirnwi►;. IXTY ('l3 MOOS and A trill ENTIC NAHRAI'I4'I'..4 nail ANECDOTES resprelmg Grtra ordiuurf Characters; illuelrihre of the ieirdency of Credos Illy and Funauessen ; exemplifying the impmfertiusia of aresaaseaalial Evidence ; eh.l recording siogsdar installers of volosiary , ►untan %is ffrri,.: ; and lisierestiug wraurrences. 111) JOHN CECIL Esq. lamb* : PriuteJ fur William HOOP. Lwdgatt-dill. THE ENGLISHMAN'S MENTOR. On the last day of ' tio. prevent Month will he pulilisheri, io one v. !tone, in Maio. with a large folding Plate, baud nntely c010ur...1, price 4s. ia super exit.' boarolv, PIC•IVItE Ili thr I'ALAIM 11()YAI.; its !Spectacles. Ciirsitig-hoaxes, FotTre- Louses, lievtaurutrairs, Tahagirs, Reading-rooms, Milliners'. 1 , 1101011, Canievtirr, Sharprrs, Slouch:4rd, Artiste., Epicuree, Coml.:my, Files, and other remarkable übjecim in that lllyh Change of the Fashionable Dissipatiori and Vire of Paris: %V,th Characirrivtic Sketches and Anecdotes' ut its Frcircestcsa 1111.1 Inhabit ants: London : Printed for William Hone, Ludgate:hill, NEW SATIRE! In a few dsys will he published, handsomely printed in one volume foolscap octavo, and hot-peeved, wills a Charac teristic coloured Fruntispiree, price It.. in hoards. S GE INI'ELLECT ; or. Clerical Shovel!,lk and Wonderful Layfulk A Series of Poetical Fisiat les between Bob Blazon, in Town. and Jack Jingle, in the (*.nutty. Dedicated to the Fair Circassian. With an loi o,locUou and Notes, Critical, Ethical, Satirical, Physiologic il, Pussical. ('raniological, :mil Astrological. By VRANCIS MOORE, Phy•ichni, Author of the eel, hrated Work, entitled " Vox SP Parini) or, A Loyal Almanack." • ••• This Work is interspersid wills Remarks on the Cle. viral Shownicn of St. Paul's and ‘Vesimisisier Abbey; Bingos, Barristers, Medical Men, the Pair Circas sian, the Pi ince Regenl, the Lord Chancellor, 11:,11iiiis, PireiN the Cocorthen Congreve Rockets, Musical PmfessioN and Instrument Makers, Civit Fogineeis, Levity. era on Literal ore and the Sciences; Members of Pm !lament, Blacking-makers, the Coinage, Dimly Horse . % Piezilists, Dr. Herschel) and A.trionimeis, Ihmikeellers, Reviewers, JA44 Ketch, Mathews the Ventriloquist, Bank Restriction, Lot . terics, Denims, Universities, Automaton Chess-player, Rol Snow, the Polar Expediti 1111 l Royal Society soil Academy, Strum Boats, !sheriffs, Agrecults ll ill s, Universal Stand:int of 'Weigh; and Measure, Lawyers` Wigs, aim W r a,hm i r. m a . chines. ' • J-uwdon p r imed for William floor, Ludgate-6ill. NEW GEOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY. Th . ,. day 13 publishrd, baud •ly proittil in 6v,i. (double column.), Part W. plot. 9.. of //SHE EDINBURGH (i ZETT EVA DICTIODj A RI. Cogi)p) a romplrle Body of Geography, Physical, Politics', Nbilisticil, and C • • • chi'; by an ATLAS, con.iructid by A. Arrowsiiiidi, ii)drocriph , r In Ihr hiuce Priiiicdt.be Archibald Consiable and Co. Edinburgh; and Lougepau, ilmbt, ItCtl4, ()cur, and BMW 11. 1411.11011. CONINTIoIIs : 1. The Wink will mewl to 1,0141113,11 ONO elegantly rrintstl, ea-11 volume to IkleSila of 50 sheets, or fOO pager Lelterllrrir. - . R. Ihe ',site of each volume will be Is,. in boarila ; rod, m on rr to ,It evi ry elan of purehakers. the Work tel)1 eoti.e out yes &tido:ally, 41 parts, or ball rubinies, pare thi. each. _ J. A pre, ir half volume, will appear every three moods.. 4. The 4tlas, coronation: Of fifty-Oiler Naps, cuaraveil in the filet AI)le of the Art, mar he had 101041 g niih the Cozen/we, price If. 16s. eleatlylitilf-tworid; coloured 'copies 21. 12it. 6d. boards. The Farl of LvV►eroot. moved the adjournmrsit of the noose to Monday *emoted, to which day 'he ',Nose way, "idiom' opposition, adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS, Mummy, MAT 27. Mr. Johnson, from the office of Chief Secretary for Ire. hind, preArotrti Afcouuts of the cafili prid by the BMW Or Iceland for their outes, in pursuance of any notice giVen fur that purpose. On the motion of Mr. ARRUTHSO7, accounts were or dered of all Exchequer hills outstanding and uupro►ided fur in the present year. tier W . CONGREVE presented a Petition from a number of Protestant Dissenters in Plymouth against certain parts of the marriage service, which they are required to rsid, con trary to their religious sertipAo —Laid 011411 e tattle. Mr. Ronvirr WARD gave notice, that he wools' Wins:fur ward the Ordnance Estimates on thins/iv- settnigbi Mr. Pr VRIPMI BOURN r postpuntol, until this day :envied, the third rerMing of the Puor's Rettig Mei ipplientiost On the motion of Mr. W events, an humble Address wa ordered to be presented it. his Royal Mgt 11.1 , 4 She Prinei Rect. - A, praying that he would Ix marMmly pleased to or. Orr Returns to he made of the number of hiatuses , ' tried England and Wales at tire last Lent Assizes, diinincnialoag those prisoners who were commuted betwixt* the Ist of Oe toher and the lit of Janitiry. On the motion of Mr. CAL4JRAFT. Afro Unlit were ordered of the nutniter and expeu.e .•f Nay. , l and Military Esta blishments, from the year 179.1 to 170:1 risencve. Mr. liptoirrr postponed, mold Wedisr , sday neat, the se. toad reading of the Publicans License R1;1. The II•m. Member then ',resented a flout, a per son +•amed Ale+milder Lismiden, late of its 1.6;col of Gre nada, complaining i.f a repeal, by time A•-. m o ts, of the la♦ Of qualities:ion of property rirloired to hold office is that place.—Laid on the table Lord A. HAVILTON presented a Petition from the Bo rough of Carnplaelitown, prayini fur a Reform of the Scutt II Burghs. Ott the motion of Mr. a GlLitraT, an humble Address was ordrird to be presented to his Royal (Lemmas time Prince Regent, praying that list W4lllllll VACIOIUSIy 1/ICU.M4I to give instructions to los Minister at the C.Con.I of Ff3tire, to take such steps as were necessary to hate Ihr inauriscript Lognrithrnical Tables, now in the French 1,01 it ode, printed at the expense of holds Governments. The Hon. Member observed, that all the Learned Codies in Europe were anal tts fur the printing of those Woe a. On the motion of Mr. COULBURN, the Bosse went into a Committee on the Bermuda Sugar •Acts, and leave was given or tiring in a Bill to mend the same. On the militia of Mr. BooGoti, the Church Benefices Bill was read a second time, and ordered to be cuntmitted on Wednesday next. IRISH CHURCH RATES RILL. - - - Mr LESLIE Fosvan, in rising to 11111Ve the second read- Utz of the Irish Church Bates Bill, hrietly stated the °Wert be had in view by this measure : first, to obtain a recovery of the loans advanced by the Board of First Fi nits ; next, to obtain for Incumbent* the repayment a Almoner\ money ; also to avoid the unintentional injustice committed by the Art of the 39th of the King, i esp. ci mg 1h« frainiug of Chorch lease.; and lastly, an improvement in the suede of recovering the amount of tithes. The Bill was read a *crowd time, and ordered to be com mitted on Wednesday 'text. Mr. c. GRANT postponed, until Wednesday next, Ilia mo tion relative to the regulation of feta in the Cutlet of Clam. eery and Exchequer Chamber in lerland. The Report of the Scotch Saving Banks Bill was liken into further consideratiou, and the third reading ordered for Wednesday next. The Bill for the better Administration of Just ire in Ireland was, ou the 1111.11011 of Sir J. NEWPORT, read at aecuud tune. —Tu be cumulated uu Wednesday. BANKRUPT LAW P.. Mr.J. Satiru presented a Petition from s proton of the na me of J. B r own, formerly • partner in the Windsor flank, end now a prisoner in the King's Bench, complainiii.7 of cer tain grievances which he sulfured lioter the existing Bank r•pt Lnws. The Petitioner preyed, that the poVrer granted to the Comtnission. , rs, lu commit to prison p►rf.one swittiiined before them, if they refused to produce certain documents, should he removed. The Petition was read, sad laid on llte table. Mr. J. SMITH priseutell another pelitims from J. Tower, formerly of Cheopside, now a prisoner in the !tench, praying that persons examined before the Comirmaiimicea, in eases of bankruptcy, dionid, in all eases, be obliged to give their evidence on oath.—Laid un the table. Lord PaLatatt6TON moved. " That a Committee be ap. pointed to estimate the probable charge of maintaining the ilisenshOdieci militia, f.:r the cm rent year.--Agreed to. Lord Devittiwtrr presented a Petition from the Warden, of eeptsin Pariah's m Worcester slid its vicinity, for leave to present a Vetition for a RIR, to authorise the sale of certain litildv in Wincemer, foririted In the Crown under the Mortinniii Act. His Lorilthip said, the Petiitou would have been presented wooer, hot from Ow Rooter paving been «one tone before the Tienvoq, *kith prevented the Peti tioners 64111111 an earlier •pplir•tittn to the Worm —Referred to a Committee to consider the coutents thereof, ant report thereon to the Horse. WARDEN OF THE FLEET. - Mr. G. Limn rose, pitvaliant to not cr, to Move for leave to bring iu a BM to facilitatii plot. editor., In vacation, •canna the Was &it of the Fleet ison, fur Vs. apts: The Hun. Gentleman shiirtly adverted to the inconvenit nee which existed under th e pleacut "fair of the law. . t le it now a person who bad the henedt of the flute*, might hare them, on the 6rat slay of vacation, and, if he reformed on the liist day of the ensuing term, the ell - unt.r had sin rvdre•s either against Ilse Mullen or the d•-htor. This rorronoltavre wag, he believed, one great reason wire; Mane. 41 ottolov tOosoolv to re move thernselve.4 into Olio poison. The °lip et of his Hill was to give to creditors an ulipoi Imlay of mak 1%.4,. the War den arrouttlahle fur the riomooire o f debtors committed to his care. Leave was 033111 In brio% in the Rid. Mr. SHAW moved " 'Mat these he I,td before Ibis Hon.., a Murk of the Inch Tteasoty, of the 20th of l , y, 1S1; emrt.e.aterow wag convinced that slip talents of thw Ron Gentleman woulil lie funuil very in the iu vertu. clan of the affairs of the Batik, Lila lie co.( e•geii dirt Ceeit inconvenience radii arise r. increasing i!..• 'mintier to youd 21. Other Gentkmen 'allot have fru. air chum they *lobed to see on the Committre, and thug tare walla be • constant nocturnal in the Mr. CALcitArr did Hui dunk the obje, tu,ll was g0 , .11 one--but still be did out wean to presu hu stguv.titoit. BANK OF IRELAND, Mr. C. GRANT gave notice, that he would, Oti next, inure certain Resolutidus relative to the Bank id laud. Mr. D4VIF9 movrct ror ao •rronot of sll trno ,l 4 eigrori'd. from this ci.ontry 10 fipsiu, from 1814 111 IS;9, *ilk the valor therrof.—Prdereti BAKNSTAPLE DR!BlptY RILL Lord MaToi prereTitedir t.ertain Borges*, of Barnstaple, prayinr, Ora fur' Bill C regulating the Election of Meniber4 lo serer iii Parliament for that Borough, slim:Ll not p.m lila • law.—fteferied to tlieCoibruilteon the said Bill: GRAMPOUND BRIBERY BILL. Lord J. Itusatt.t. ainvtd that the 11.;e.. Anohl resolve into • C mitre, of the whole Wove lo consider of the Gravapound Besibay Bill. In the Committee the I!lohle Lord stilted, Chet lie would 'proceed with the tesminetiou . 16 - 11.1esses to proye the necessity a the Bi ll. Alexander Lamb Wi.s then culled in and examined. Wttness stated that lie was employ ell at the Isst Grautpound Election, and had (as we undetotterill eilubiferl a list of persons who. •he lielieved, had accepted of *biibes...but he did not lt;;Gie whit Itot h. inane of the Ivo. He objected to the ptift.ages .:t I voters. nn :recount of their haying receive*, money, and the kibery oath was, in etiosetpiencr, demanded to hr administered to theist. It we. afterwards withdrawp , as the demand created m ul ct & confusion, and • eeveral Gentlemen stated that it would do ho good. He Iseliried Mr. Shaw, one of the Candidate,, took the bribery oath. A per. son of the name of Key had another list of voters., who were supposed to be guilty cf conul,l itrae.:• tiers. Amongst them were, he believed, Timaliy Simmons sod David "Atacama. He had the poll. hook in his possession, but it was at home at Irii bowie. (Witness was desired to produce the pull: book, or any other document connected with thi election, which he posses:ed). There were twenty of the electors tried and convicted foi bribery. and six or seven others were indictable fur the same of.; fence, but were not tried. I,Vititess saw a 11$ at the election—there were sums of money set opposite the names of the electors, sod those who received money affixed certificates of having received it. Witness heard that evident r of the corrupt iota of se. versa persons was altered to be laid before the re:. turning officer—that evidence was their own ac knowledgment of haring received bribes. Witue4 had no conversation with Ml. Teed, the sitting Mt tither, as to bringing up the twenty persons con. victed, to receive judgment. Witness was the ;spot of Nlr. Teed, end laud a demand *mist hint as agent—l 4 could not say precisely the istoonut—it was more than 100/. and less than 1,0001. John Edwards was then called in and examined. Witness says, he had no personal interest in the election : he attended the election to support 9.. e of the candidates. lie has be'eu politically ac quainted with the borough of Grampound fur the last twenty-five years. Ile fr.Nuently spoke to the electors 9u the practice of selling their rotes : none of them denied the fact ; they excused themselves on the ground of poverty ; they said they cowl derail the sale of their votes as their privile ;; e. ties' became eicrpiainted with these practices front buying CaIIVIIFISPd for two electiot s; dunog e..cli can vass many of the electors asked witness to pnrcinise their votes. Question by Mr. SCARLZTT.—Ate s considerable r of' the electors of Go impound exempt from thou pii,peoeity of ilcouitidinz money?—A. Very few, A laugh.) Witteri:s his known but three or four. ' Cl. Out of the sixty electors of Gramponorl, bow many bare, at different eiines, asked wittier. fur Mow y for their votes'—A. Witness cannot precisely soy. Q. Judging front the fact of many of the (-lei fors offering witness their votes for money, as well as from circumstances thst pissed between him and the eh, Graoll.tiumi, tot% w:lartol reason to believe e_ it ibe Illajo.ply of the electors would sell their %view tier A. IVitaiess has no doubt of the fact. lis gthswer to a quetninn put to wit,,e4p I y 1..0r.1 J. RUSSELL, witnetio admitted th.,t x 1610.1.-111.111 was made to Into by one of the borge-o.) o resort two Membrrs for the Borough, pruvi t.d a ~.no of 8,0001. was lodged, to be 4111tributed the elretont. • Mr. Scoditerr —Whet is the name of the Inn (isiis who made this Irroposision to the ttittle%s I—Witcess said that unless compelled, he di, not wish to anstv,r. The CHAIRMAN sn,tl, lli.tt it Hie question were peisisted is 11:e Nltueii4 must Wiine-s then said. Ilial the lump of the perann who made this proposition leas Timothy Simmons. Q. Who is bogh) Sinimmis I—A. Timidity Simmons is t he present Mayor of Gramptiouil.— A laregh. alut'say positienki whether Simmons was satinwood by 1.11 the electors to makr the propositt:in, hut had he complied with the terms, he had lin i?oilln of what the event would he, . .11otnera was asked, whether any, anal what specili sum was usually demmuled by 11w fry th. ar • IVaticas svd, by du: nut loww of any fixtd k.fic rum .1