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- . . . . , • 11 6 • 1" • i ' : ,+ 7 . 4'( - , z -•ram 1 . \r ' -1 ; 7. • -.) . ' i . t ... N., ... . -., . .' 1 .• 1 . 6 , •''. •,,, ' ..:' ... ' op ,• • ~,, 0 • A 0 0 1 11 . . . I ; • • I'l4ll bt Lit vittpib.. igirt ....,. . 4. (i. ..„....,„..... ..............„, ___....„...._,.....„ _. :E SEVEN -PENCE. " z, i NUMBER 5079. LONDON, FRIDAY, 111A1101.19, 0119. --- PRIC BRITISH G4LI.ERY, PALL-MALL. TMS (;AI.I.EIIY, EXI:IBITION and SALE of the %YORKS of MODERN ARTISTS, IS OPEN every I).y iro.n Ten in the blousing until Five in the Afternoon, and will he closed ust Saturday, the 27th instant. Lly Oistrr, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. Admittance, Is.—Catalognee, Is. TORD BYRON.-:—We nut rrtiorliteii to st Rte. AA that The New Nonikilf NSWItiRe of Apr:il 1, parr 2s. mill cosniiin, amooiq many other interesting Articles, The V.iropyre, a Tale, by Lord Byron, never before publivln 1 ; also, some unpublished Scenes from the Tragedy of NIIIIIII I by the Rev. R. C. Nlatorin. The rage Number %11l be necompanit d by a fine Portrait and inteiesting Mt moir of Mr. Coleridge, Irvine, neviust any &iteration to the Duty du Coeht.—Ordered to lie &pi the table. • , Mr. BeIIiSETT rripeoted a Petition from the Corporstiort of egamit guy Attu*levant the Coal Doty.— Ordered to lie oil the tattle. A simper retition wee presented fromGoildrurtt. OFFICE OP AAISTAN't Sir ions Niwrowr aterred, for the production of certa:ra met. conareed with the °Mee of Aesittent Berrester in " ' PATENT PEDESTRIAN CARRIAGE Olt MACHINE, fur prumuting Health, diminishing the labour nt Persons in Walking, and enabling there to travel with great celerity and ease.' 1) JOH NSON, uf Lung. mire, Cone1111101(er, having sonic time past obtained his Ma jeely's Leiters Patent, for the sole mating and vending the said Machines, Notice is hetet)) , given to all persons, that itt rase they shall infinite un the said Letters Patent, by cashing or selling the said Machines, or any such in imi tat i thereof, they a ill he immediately proceeded against at Law or in Equity, as shall be thought must advisable. The Public are trips eifullyinformed, that she above Patent 3lachine is now exhibitint; at Nu. 377, nit the North side of the Strand, npoosile in 31r. Ackermann% Repository, from Teti in the forenoon until Five in the afternon, 'Awe orders 1 . 4 r the saw a ill lie taken andyarciiteil accordingly. .AP' Tu lw ipublished May Isl. f , AI EPERTORIUM 'ISIIII.IO6I2APIIICU. or an ACCOUNT of WHIM.: and PRIVATE 11.1. 114RARI ES, in out large volume, royal octavo, excreting 700 page, wills Poi traits, kc. Ireland.—Ordered. SAINT MARY-LE-BON C. Mr. M. A. TAYLOR presented a Petition trout the Pa. i , luoures of St. Mary-le-hone, praying that leave inlaid be r iven to loiog nt a RIII to Supply the said Paro,h With ITatur.Ordreed to lie on the table. CLANDESTINE MARRIAGE AMENDMENT MIL Prrtt.t.tMottt hrooglit up a Bln, for amending the -'preventiroz Clandr-iitioe . - . The Ssitnierihers nre respectfully informed. that the shove IVork will he ready for delivery on the MIST of MAY tirxt. • , 'lmmo or TIIK CONTRNT!! : Introdneirry Accouutiof celebrated Foreign Public Li brariers—The Puntlic lamasistres at the lliiiish 111u.eniu, Lambeth, Oxford am! Cambridge, email-bury, Dublin, &bullion:li, Eton Collke; Sufi. ty Of Alitillll3,lo , l, Tower. Westminster, Manchester, Ike. Linntsstere of tlw Knits, sir Josrpth ligyn, Marquis of Resdriord, Esq. M.P. Mapw".lthina,..l Dar of Marlborough), 'olio Dela, Esq. /11 P. Ili. Duke a Devoielsire, MaiNuis of Douglas and Clydesdale 'now Doke of Hantilion and Rrantlon), Right ROIL Thomas Grenville, Richarildleber, Esq George Hihhert, Esq. Sir It icIINPI Cult Hoare, Ilart. Earl of /coley, Duke of Marlborough, the late John North, F:izq. Earl of Pembroke, Ditke of lint land, Earl Spencer, Martinis' of.Ntaffortl, Sir M. M Sykes, Bart. M.P. Roger 11'ilbrakarn. Etai. and the late ftlicharl Wodhull, Esq.--I.ists of rke Bo•ks eoutaiiiil in the above Collections, with OrellAiollllll Nolen sod BlOrrriphiCai Re maika —An Account of Ibe most eminent -Lite cries dis persed by politic auction, including the Roxburgh, Towne ley, Stanley, Crofts, Minus. Reed, Sirevens, Chimney, and other celebrated Collections, with Priers of the most rife and curious articles.—A copious Index of 70 pages, rom taming the Titles of all the Rooks noticed to the volume, with the addition of others sold in the various Sales during tte last twenty years, with their P. ices, late and pr s ~qt Pr sprietors, k.' lec.—A Dialogue (iii doggerel) in dhc shades,. between William Caxton, Wytiken, Relit, and a modern tib!ibmanisc Ballet, entituled " Rare Doric. s at Roxhrirglie Half;" with Nolles.—Tbe Book will contain the following F:ngrasings• Porsraits of John Duke of Roxburgh, R. v. Mr. Cracheroile, Towns Icy, F:5l. Rev. ThonsasCrofts, Dr. Gusset and Jonathan Ronebi r, Dr. Francis Billiard, J. V. Piurlli, Fiaiscia I. Kin of Francs., dull:tier. Storer, Eaq. Joseph Planta, Esq.Ait interior View of the R,nlleiau Library, Oxford, and Vignette to the Dialogue in the Shades." Three liunibsd and fifty copies only printed, and fifty on large paper. 'The price In the Mubacribers will he three pounds, sod fur the large paper topics, in two volumes, liar groin.:'. To be pnblisheil by Williaiu Clarke, New Ronitsie N EXl' TUCSDAY, raIHE I lulilrri S• 1 the I''••er, ti.t.nrirl i , Fourth, Sivls. and Soortitte drown Prim• of 4f1... will bp .111 tbd to NIX ['EFS UN DR tt N TICKETS, ur tu . Slistei in proportion, making lisgelhi r PO rooltano Tirkrts. t VI" rntlriett Move., o✓- 1 Elk Gru. II t,wllit• riirirrise of preveatirot Clortrirgiiur M.r i rilizre.—ltead a first lime, aril or dered t o be T roll 11 around Line 1111 Monday neat. Sit G, IVARP.VIDIM brought lgitiitit for the Rurparia erf,, roga:al.at the ,Usf ieatii'*uf s Oi r tit eerie to 13Pret, writ fur tyttearttng tbritioui Me Act cristint to Enelsood and Ireland , to Serithturt;.—lterrf a Brit time, lied • oriltied iu be rim] alerand time on Moodily next. 310 1,`44414 awn Quartern, or (4419 Omit nets L. 0494.4. or 1,280 Unoirown sivieruibn. • - . To be rhmen at ashy Lottery Office in lonlohm, or the Country. Ry thin novei arrangement uovards of 00;100! . May be gained by a TICKET, and by a SHARE • 29,900 GU I IS EAS Thus giving to every mie his town before the Drawia.l a DOUBLE CIIA;SCE for 3.. .t„. "44" f 3 9 .26 30 1,9641 scrawl , INSOL ENT D'EBTOIts' • Sir ROBERT VI limbs preiirated a Petit lrum Debtors zostrissetl in the filarshabira, utaiito the Itepeml of she losul ,..eut Debtors A I.l.—Orilrreil to lir On the rut: 4TR E. fib TA rOVENT-0.4 R VV. TO-NIORROW. SATO ROAN. Vliirch 40, will he scieit (Alb time), the new ()r , * of TOE IAIIitIAGLE OF FIGARO. [Fonnu,d 1 , 11 likawmarrhais's Coowilv, I.* Folk Jammer, and ow The Follies of Dori A.lnntionwe In the Exhibition IL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT FIXED PRICES. ID 0 fiIERTSON moil CO. No. 7. Enst Side of it Sloornehls; rerreet(Nlly inform the Public that every article of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE is Sold upon the tollowiso4 Otto I. The imoleasauf and frequently disgusting solieitntione to holy are 2 The kiwi st selling price is fixed by a ticket upor every art ICIP, from a hich uu abatement can be Made. 3. To getaratitee the Pubic 'and prevent every kind of if. ception), the whole of the purrhase.monry will be returned to the Buyer, if the article is out approved of. ••• Upon the shove simple but equitable plan, Robert. WI and Co. test their hopes or encouragement, whirl., should they he so fortunate as to obtain, they pledge their hummer they will rudeat•our to deserve. A v.u•trly of Bedsteads awl furniture's, with Redding corn plate, alaa)s Le pt fixed upon shew. lied and Witolow.eortains, (flair, Cushion, and Sofa-cases, made up or altered in the most fashionable manner. . „... _ Mr. Aurncßom BY presentr"l s Petition foo•on the Potrlels of St. Cement ()sews. at sliest the Insolvent Debtor." Art, in its len sent state. 'fire Hole Member stated, that the Petitioners titre, tow/ever, well disposed to have *wee) terser extended in keenest and noifortunate debtues consistent with the puu lie safo ty. Mr. AttastatuMat also presented s Petition f.son. the DebtoM is Gloucester haul, its favorer of the 13.11 The Item. Member stated lied the Pristine'. were not, how, wee, iirenkolile of the abuses attendieg the At I.—Orrleirti to lie en the table. Sir Wrol. Cuitits presented a Petition (MITI the Ward of the 'rower, against the Insolvent Debtors' Act —Rthe,r,t to the Committee. . Count _Thonvivs, Mr. Jones ; Futrell., Mr. Durstwit ; fro . 1.1%11111 ; Antonio) (11w (:arolroier), Mt nisi -eft; .1. Is:vies; Cherubim, (the P.sx .), Miss liestimonst. Co n nie. , Almavisa, Mrs. Maims ; &winos, Miss Stephens; Barbstito, Mrs. Liston; Mlllrdlillll, Mug Sterling. In Act 111. a Spsnish Festival,. To Irbil 111%111 be 'shied, comprised non one set, the Fatce of TOE SLEEP-W Sir rollick M'Guire, Mr. Connor ; Iteittleposte, Mr. Jet) 'erica ; S.ornuo (She bleepswalker), Mr. J. Itlewll. Mrs. Ik. corm, Mts. Dasettpurt ; Sophia, Slim Luau. After which, the Farce of ANIMAL SIAGNETISM. Marquis de Limey, Mr. Jones; Doctor, Mr 'tV Farrell ; La Pear. Mr. Fawcett; Geoffry, Mr. Liston. Cursolailee, Miss Foals; Lisette, Mrs. Gil's. Ots Alonslay, Evadne, with The Miller and his Men. Os Tuesday. The Mat riser of lagaso. with Ilse Critic. Ow ThersilmO, tvadne, with The Lthertitte. BFGI% ORAVIING NEXT TU F,SDAY 6;2 WI FT •nd CO. *illicit particular aitroitioo to 179 the followirig 4,heise, to Wien 'thawing TUESDAY NEXT, the 113 J of THIS SIONTH. and (*it l'uiers ALL NTI• hiLISO MONk. Y. 3 3 4 30 1.0901 ---------------- A Pennon was presented from Iptarieh, against the re. newal of the Insolvent Debtors' Act —lt •as unit:v.4llo lie au the table. SA LT DIJTI FS. Mr. CAl.cntvr V aa:d, tittiairising to make the present motion, lie felt it his duty, and that it wl4 due to those who had communieatel with loin oil the subject of the Salt Duties, to state his senti ments and intentions on the subject. He was fully impressed with the great inconvenience, the hard ship, and the impolicy of the tax ; but 'iota ids standing that impression, he could not shot Ins eyes on the state of the revenue, and the necessity there existed of supporting it—he could not lose sight of the large proportion which the Salt Davits bear cf the revenue of the country. Ile was correct in stating that those ditties amoutitest to 1,500,00nt. a sum which was probably as g reHr us the total amount of the actual Sinking Fund. Ile felt, there. fore, that he could not he WO CYIIIIIIII, 111 Intliftllll4 aith an large a proportion of the revenue as the Salt Duties produce. He was, he said, coorioctil, that unless these duties were taken altogether front the Excise, the House could not render any pernia 'wilt benefit to the countly on this point--sod on the other hand, if they hike the ditties from Excise, they will put an end to this source of revenue. They were then reduced to an ;alter native, and considering as he did thc situation of tl.e country, he could only say, that, in his mind, it were better to bear tip against the burden, score and heavy :as it was, until the resources of the en,- pire, and the improved state of the finances, might enable them to adopt such measures as would lead to • full and complete repeal of the tax. But though that object, however desirable and benefi cial it might be, could not be accomplished at the present moment, still, however,much might be thane to render the tax less injurious to the onhlic A Right Hon. Friend of his, at the other side of the House, would introduce some regulations on the sub ject—and he (Mr. Calcr•ft) would feel it his duty, when that Right Hon. Gentleman should introduce his Bill, to attend to the different stages of it, to watch its progress—and, as far a• he could, tt► render it us beneficial to the public as ci t ron'. stances would permit. The tax was fOOllll to fall peculiarly heavy on many branches of trade, and so far cf course, independrot of G ENE! E COFFEES. ON ::1171t'0.01 . the COFFEE MART, D 2A. (I is 11. r London, established by the British Colter Planters sod Merchant§ in 1911, take •his opp , !unity of appearing before the Public, ist return their has , so liberally aflnrded them t•rum the commencement of their OpPOill: the Coffee Mart, and to assure them, it has hero ti nn constant study to sell a truly genuine article on the most reaausitoble terms. MACON awl CO. think it necessary to inspires on the minds of the Public, that as the as tick of C.Atee is subject to great aitulterati .. s, it lirronnes a matter of inipdartaot•e to Findlira Std the Public on general to be informed, that the Coffee Mart was opened tinder the •itspices of a respect able Itudy of West India Merchauta and Planters, who had for their obit et the tutlioductirin of a wholesome beverage, at the very lowest priers the ma. helm would admit of, and, at the Mlle time, of genuine and finial quality. Deacon stop Co. trust the Public will give them credit, when they contiileutly assure them, they have at all times adhered to the prof . ..salons they have made, •i►.. that of vending a genuire whop wine beverage, without the smallest adulteration or mixture of any nature or kind whatever. Present Pliers—Fine Dutch Coffee, roasted, 3s. per lh ; ditto, caw, Is. t d ; very good ditto, roasted, 2a. 9d.; ditto, raw, 2s. 3d.; Plantation ditto, roasted, 2s. thl.—An Allow amt made in taking squashily. Raw and Refiunl Sugars flOO,llOO Ivoo Tit bete'. Thin SChernt from the circlintstance of FIVE of the mnall Priues r.f ict. haviw g earls (as a Free Gift) 15 Uni'mom 'Pickets, allorda the Purchaser, of a sisigle Sixttilills a ch suet of olsi uoioq the full sum of 1:,,13001. The Tickets and Shares entitled to the whole of the Prizes in thr Scheme, and also to the shove additional nil vantage, are 011 Sole at No. I t, Pouuniv; 12, CIIIARIMO cROM; mid 31, Atististe itiotssistere ; the old sod for tunate 01So-a of SIVI FT and Co. NEW THEATIII4OI(Iik.. ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, . =IAN!) • -- LAST MORT SUT FOUR. THIS PRff•ENT,IEVENING. FRIDAY. A Morels IS, Mr. WAUKEE!, is roillisiss to hie NEW DOURANWN, will introduce • Whirl's.: Table. to ex plain thr Contrifocal Tide, aLd sunk Miner Plietwommes of the Moi..n, portieolotly nue list eleitee this Mouth to the Arctic I..habitauts. A Ilymir or Air from Carom Hosearl, Haydn, will be gistn filial belga.' the !Woes; and the whole Sytrow will etottloJe by au hipoitle Transcript of the Starry He tress nod the approach of Klatt. Doors , ApPli at Sit, begin at Sews, issl al Yrs. Usivi 511.-Pit, 3a.—Gallery, Is—Upper Gokry, Is. r RA TR A DE.—The Lourlou OPnittoe 'rem Company selootoice to the Public, that, is, adJitiun to meals, 23, lotheate.litil, and 141, Oxford- Wert, They intend opening it new Wirehouse, TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, NIARcli 211. No. $4, CIIA RING-CROSS, Tao Doors flum the Coliteo-Croos, near?) , opposite Northum berland House, fur the aecunimotlation of rilMilleg rl SI41111; their The 23(1 of Tuns NIONTH, Trw. STATE 1..0 . 111RY BEGINS. A Stagle Ticket may gala Sixty Thousand Pounds. A Sistesufh way yaks 20,000 Guineas, TIBISII, Contractor for the Two sit Lotteries, • rrspectfully reminds his best Priced., the Public, that tie State Is.ttery lists NEXT Te %DAY, 2341 instant. Tiekrts and Shares are now. en sale at lbw old estahlislied Offices of T. BINH, 4, Corlibill, and 0, attiring-cross, London (and by his Airrotr in 11w Country), where, in the last laittery, be sold No. 5,191, drawn • Prise of 20,0q01. No. 1.535, a Prize of 20,0001. both iu Shares, dec. &c. being (AS USUAL) more than any other Office-keeper ; and its the Oreeeiliat Lottery, No. 5,535, 30.0001. &c. Bank, Innis, &milt Sea, 5 per Cents. 4 per Cent. Consuls. Reduced, I/annum, lush* Bonds, Exchequer 11.11 s, and all kinds of Goverument Securities, bought and bold by C ..... .. 6siou. t4l Thi Price of Storks on affixed, hnneto, 111811 i Nfr• e, is CorithiU, bg which the Public can see the frischealiows. ITIIF ere min/virally informed. duit • (fuming Weil ABROAD) testy will again *MI Hr. MATHEWS AT HOME! im his uld Dit.rltyr, at the Thyme , Rowel, English Oprrx-Huust, Screed, ow Ow livrus ins of lION DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, dur ing tht. reared 311mili of March, 16110, when he will hove the hosouur to perform his rtctl• TO meats, u tbrir Cow yam , in Three Parts. - - • - in chat After Ilse long controversy 0011 took place on the first opening of this Concern, is Novendect last, it is only Ball to state, that the above new Establishment will he conducted on the same principle. which have so firmly established their business.' ; namely, selling Teas of the hod Qualities only, at reasonable Priers, free from moisture with 8010 a, &c. and warranted pore as 'im ported by 110 East India Company. The Quarterly Sale of Teas it the East ludic House comeholed, the C4111111:111y have now the pleasore of subinitting the. Prices, 4.e. of their Tess (of which th. y have purchased a large supply) regulated accordingly. No. 1. Company's strung I Nu. 9. Finest Pekoe, 14s.— Congos', at 7s. G 11414 at 16s. No. 2. Company's Htson, No 10. (A) Finest Padrar, in Ins. 6.1 papers, as inaptiffrd, 14s. No. 3. (A) Good Congo.,, 6.. No 10. (B) Fine radius Sou. No. 3. io) Good strong Cun. clumg., 12s. gun, tis. 4.1 and lb. 6.1. No. 11. Bloom, or Fine No. 4. (4) Slarli), 7s. Twastkey, Bs. Ni'. 4. (s) Sout!.., 6. R.I. Ni.. 13 Fine Hyson Skin, No: 5. Strung Solichort.,lls. tts. 61.1 Nos. 6 and: —Fes Il.flavonred Nu 13. Fine ysmi, 12.. Soischongt nt 9s. and 10s. N. 1.14 Young 11y50n,105.6.1. No. 8. Fine Caper, 125.; in. No. IS. Fin. at Hysoup, fcrior at qa. No. 16. FineGoopowelrr, 18s. Past Futons —4 Morio.poly.lnfiet, descriptive of I.A DILIGENCE. Dilicenrirr MT...we—Jemmy (In English Barit•. at the rurtign (Iffice, • vrry oh' acquaintance), Mr Nla. thews; Nlooviror l'cremptoire (s travellirox Turn; 1. Mr. Mathews; Mavi; r Tummy TJrrairon !his infiti.t Pu pil, • " Vim rs ;wet; ria MIMI"). Mr. Maihews; Sarum! Starch. slag (" a Tailor made haw .l r. M a thews; 1.'4111,0k (a GRFAT Minnie, of SIZE .1:1111", ‘lr. Manley,. ; Milt% Berlins EvEsziren (au old Slaol.. Mr. !Mathews; anal Monsieur Pinola! Nleatur (a French l'ustilliun), Mr. Deacon mid Co. !leg to add, they have appointed most reslNrtahlr l'crsons, in various parts of the kingdom, as Ag. pita foe the sale of their Coffee., and are a 'Mug to oral with respectable honors in those towns where there is not at piesetit an Agent appointed. The trade in general un the must reasonable Onus. Shipping orders eaccuie.l. Goods carefully packed and sent to all pads of the town and country with the utmost expeditiuu. Letters by post punclually attended to N.B.—Two doors from Fleet•lbarket. thews.... ICI LIN ISLA N PTION for OP the DISTRESSED INHABITANTS of the SCILLY ISLANDS, god fur &Moiling them PERMANENT RE. LIEF. IMPE KL4 I. PA LIAMEA 7'. wirsc OF WRVS, TIIVIMAY, ll•acH I. • • - The visitors to the Pit will foul that, ' , thee the last sum mer reason, their improved arcumun.aal' has hero consi dered, and that the l'it has now the higher.* elcv.rtion of soy Theatre in Lonifoii. Ttre Theatre Is k. pt thoroughly %%Aroma and ventilated. Moss to be opened at Scern, aria the Performance to be gin at Eight liurrr 3..—Pit 3.l—Lower G illcry 2: —Upper Call. iy Is. Hums., Places, and Private Hirers. may be taken of Mr. Stevenson, at the Boa ittlfice. Strand roil-mire, from Tea till Four; and at Fearman's Library, 110, New liontl.etrtel, opposite Burlington-gardens. The Earle of EteStatot.t.Ete mid KINGSTOS tuck the oath' and their frets. DIVORCE. Counsel and witnearieswere ''''' in the divtrce rase or Dunne and Dunne —Emitter proceedings pmtiortied until Mond• y tienuieht. The Mutiny BM went ihrinich a Committee, and was ord. led to tit read the third time immurrow. Marine 3lntiny Bill war read a secuuil time, and or dered to be committed hi-morrow. INSOLVENT DEBTORS. Lord DOMANU presented a Petition room the l.habitant■ of the Timer 11'ard against the Insolvent Debtors' At t.— Laid on the table. The East of tittarraasuat preaentell a Petition from Carlisle, against a renewal of the Insolvent Debtors' Art. De atm Kest-sited a ma'am- Petition from Spalding —Laid on the table. L. a. 1 1 1 0 LAST NIGHT Orr Two OF TH F. Ci )11 P. 4 N 1"S PERFORM' N(. THIS ROYAL CIRCUS AND sUIIII EV THEATRE. FOR Till lILN LITT OF lot. itriKA Ett, Bnx-Rout and How,. Kt r. (IN TIIURSDAY N Marrh (25, will 1 11.91 re preSeUicil an entirely new Comic Ballrt, composed by Mr. Giwovia, catlyd HEADS AND BLI)IiiiDEADS. Hurd, Mr Girona ; Bertrand, Mvsirr Dore; Abhe, Mr. Wyatt. Madame Dub', Mrs. Bastleity 'Marinette, Miss Simpson; Jwitine, Mrs. Brian. In the Ballet will be introduced the sasirirril Alliniauar, by Mr. Giroux, Miss 511'111,41.11, sun Mi•. After which, • Rumautic E.alediiniats RUlStiliber, in Three Acts, called THE HEART (W ADO-LOTHIAN; OR, THE LILY OF ST. LEONARWIL In the rower of the Evening Mr. Foxe: lain will (fur this Right only) sing the Birth ' Parentage. Earle:lbws, Life, Character, and Behaviour of George Barnwell. To conclude with C.by special desire, Snit for this Night only) DON GIOVANNI. Don Giovanni, Me. Watkins (his first appearance io that character); Duo Gilman, and trhont of I • , I; Nli T. P. C..111e. DOOMS Allll.l, M fa. Brookes; Boole, 31 Ist Jonas; Contsilina, Miss &minim. Tickets ■nd Places foe the Boxes to he had of Mr florauve, at the Treasury of the Theatre, every dny, from Eleven till Four; or at his house, No. 1, Macelevbeld.stret I, Soho. 11111/11111% IRISH LINEN COIIII'ANY, N... 4. 81. , 0m*- I " , rrilaort--ESTA BUSH ED EIGHTEEN YEARS. —II.. Politic are rtdpectfiilly melted In ao Inspection of r.rr Large and Cheap STOCK of lItISH simeTING :...1 SHEETING CIA) slow 011 sale at No. 4, the h..dth-side of Bluuuulwl y squdre. The Coinpdtiy, front the mature of their E.tolitidharento here and ia Irelaild, offer to theCummsuity the allots: Articled 11111111 rhe3per and better than they can be prortord thrust:ls any other medium; their ileells are bleached wilier their own inspection, a 5i1t .,.11 the help of se 1 4 1 1, j they war 411 i ibelf OtOrMillilly *IA tutting., and eagage to ratta' the unary should a fault appear. Country Orders faithfully attended to. Agents, John Donovan, ul 810 ))))) London ; John Duyle,3l, St. Alary'a Alibey, Good hills on Ireland ur 'rods Kink nulls, In pay ment fur Linea, tic discuuuu.d. Amount of Subscriptions already advertised, f 3,048 17s 6d. Addit Mimi Subscribers siuce our last. L. a Capt. E I...Grabarn II N. 2 0 F... w. wiiii,,.. E . g . Cain A K ME, It N. 2 II Tot triihaiii gi ten 1 I R. HJ. nkinsiiii, Esq. I I Mot Wiliollt% 1 1 The Gent leunria of 31r. B. T. Yenning I 1 raisin'. SIIIIIIII,GOIII Mr. Arihor Wi oda* I 1 their Ch.'s itilile Fowl 2 2 T. Graham, Es t i, 1 1 Hied Him Sir A. Rev. I'. Johnson, Aston P ll B ll 10 0 on Tent A. M. D. 5 5 E. B. of Iver, omitted Vi.consetesa Torrington 5 0 in a Gamer list Mrs. Ikuman I 0 G. It. I. Disney, Mid. kliss Haisillun 5 0 of dor Srvero, ditto 1 0 Mr. M. &Win 5 0 Right Hun. ISt, I of U. G. 1 I Bandon • 11► 0 Julia Gmemey. Eq. 3 3 Him. Charles Ludlow Joke &milk, Esq. paw- Bernard 5 0 li.k 5 0 Lady Harriet Bernard 1 1 Messrs. R Davis & Sus 5 5 A Friend to the cause, Aflirtiii.il Vuittig 5 0 as leer 1 0 TT. C. 5 0 Mrs.Coiiii.h,Pottrilliatis 2 0 Mrs. C. Ratostlen, per Rich. Summer, Esq. du. 2 0 Rev T. Falcner 10 0 Miss Slimmer 2 0 Mrs. Rotigroseut 3 3 Rev. Josiah like 1 1 Vice-Admiral Sir T. Mrs. Jervis, Beitiers- William. 5 S street 3 0 Rev. Hr. Kos Isarmkome 2 0 Mrs. Trelawney 3 0 Rev. Dr. l'illilsell 5 0 Edward Lucas 2s. tlii. J. M. Smith, Esq. 2 0 Mi.. Campbell 2 9 Errata--For " Captain Thomas Jones, R.N." read " Cap. tai.i Th.. 11114,4 1111111., It. N., 2!.;" for " Mr. Stranger," read " Mr. !Olinger, jun. 11. Is. ;" for " Mrs. Edwina Wil.on," read " Mrs. Elisabeth Wilson, Si. ;" for " Thomas Witte, E:..,." read " Thomas Wane, Esq. 101 10s." It is particolaily requested, dist omissions and illaCCllf3 , Ciell ussy In reported by subscribers lii J. E. HORDON, Hon. Sec. Mardi 11,1819. N 0.41, Duke.strert, St, James's. Subscriptions will be received by 11w lalowing Bankers; at Hie Sramea's Committer room, No. IS, Ablerninidoury ; at No. 41, Duke-Wet t ; and at II otchard's, Piccadilly. Barclay, Trillion, Bevan, soil Cit. No. 51, Lombard street ; Birch and Clianilwrs, No. 160, New Boiol.streei ; Thuma. Conti' and Co. No. 159, Strata ; Drummond. and Co. Nu. 49, Charinceross; Fry awl Sons, Mil.lreirs-court, Poultry ; Ilansvner.leys, Gaon...wood, sad Cu. No. 70, Pall. mall ; Haiikey and Co. No 7, Fesonsitrris.street ; Herries, l'aimpiliar, and Co. No. 16, St. James's-street ; Hoare, Nu. 97, Fleet-street; Hoare. Barncits, and Cu. Nu. 69, Idniilattid.htrett ; Morlaud., Auriul, and Cu. No. 57, Pall mall ; Sir John Perrisit, Shaw, mid Co. No 72, Cu►ohill , Prised., (Hack woi ill, and Newcombe, N 0.169, Fleet-stred ; Puget and Ilainloridire, Warwick-lane; Ruhsrls, Sir Wm. Cortis, and Cm. No. IS, Loinimrd.slreet ; Williams. and Cu. INo. 20, Birelsiii-lase; Sir John Pirlintil amid Co. Borough; •nd Messrs. Rsu.usu and Cu. 31, Pall-nail. earrit)N—it is ',roper to name one general Caution to those Families who wish to give the Company's Establish tricots the preference, many purchases having been made at whir I houses %hid, were intended foi the Company. Since I.llllgaithhill Warehouse erns rimmed, nil Ihe 5114 November l as t, i,onilios CPlMille Tea iVareliouses have arisen to all 11141b1 Of the Tows., but more particularly in the vicinity of Ihove hrlonging to the Company, with large Charatiers dis played in the front, in imiiasi .. besides other external re. The Company begs to imprrlog tiron the •ltenti 111 l of their Friend., that their Establishment. in the Metropolis are Three. 13, 1.0 1X;r1 multi., opposite the London Coffee.l 1111 l se. 1414, (IX Ft 11l 1)-Silt nearly opposite Itoml.street. s, CH .4 HI NG.e.n4 ms, T.., from the Goblemerom, nearly opposite Northumberland House. TO lii SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR h:YANS, At his house, No. 2s, 1'aII•mall!TIIIS DAY, FRIDAY. Alert+ 19, and two following days, Sunday earrpte.l, Acu It lOUS awl VA LU ABLE I'OLLEC- TioN of BOOKS, coalaining many rare articles in Portry, Isacetire, and Relies Leda a, particular* isi Italian enriry, and Spanish Romances, including a Is anriful siiiinu.rript of Caner, upon vellum ; Shakvp. are, Sec , •ud, Tliiid, mod Fourth Edition ; H.subraltrei's Dcads, large psp. r ; M.IIIOIIIIICOP ; Monarchic Franzmar, b vols. 1110r1Wel/ ; Amman' Jr Gaol, 1525; Primalron .le tl re r m . ; Brlisoli•ili flrerisr, 1587 ; Stunt's Winks gullies, ()oilcans,' Bilition; Brown's Architretnial Antique. OPP, I. p ; tirullenraie.l Magazine, 112 soli.. uncut ; Vol. lairs, 70 vols. ; Dcr•ineron, kr. hr. HATTON-GARDEN. TO RE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY WINSTANLEY AND IR/NS, ........... At the Mart, on TUESDAY NEXT, March 13, at Twelve ,'Clark, by Order of the Eaccutiors of William Berridge, Esq. 'IIE I.F.ASE, with immediate pu.largaiutt. or R comfortable amid very convenient RI NI DENCE, in cotnplcte order and demi, ably situattal, Nu. 00, cm the West aide and pmferable part of Hatton-garden : containing three Ruud office. on the Rround.dour ; a large well-proportioned p.irluur, and study, too the Arai ahoy; MiX bedchambers with CIOICIN kitchen, and other requiaite arcomnsinlat ions ; with a small garde'', and a clerk's ro 1111 l . The reenlist a have her o recently -repaired and improved at a great expense, soul are held for au uuexpired Trim of 20 Years, at only 75/. pry custom. To be viewed by card., which, with printed particular*, nay be hail of Aliustauley and S.lllB, Paternoster-row : par ticulars likewise of Messrs Bronslrett,Spinks, and Reddish, Juliclturr, Temple; and at the Mat t. CRIMINAL CODE Lord SIMIOUTII ruse fur the purpose of correcting all er emaciates staternmit which was contained in a Petition pre sented by a Noble Laid opposite . .I.4asil Holland) un the pre vious evening from Brilfoid. lii that Petition it was staled that the number of commitments within the three )ears end. lug with 1813, amounted to 151,157, while in fart they slid not exceed 6,000. It was also stated that the convictions within the sante period amounted to 11,510, whereas by the documeuts laid on Ibrir Lordships table, it appeared that during she vexes 1816, 1617, and 1810, the capital cootie i •••• s amaiii.steil to not inure than 3,446. la fact, the capi tal convictions during the last 14 years did nut equal the stated in the Petition as haying taken place within three years. Ile was the more desirous to correct this erro neous impremion, because the mislatclocids upon this head were numerous sod 'gross beyond any thing their Lordships could imagine. lis one work which hail acquired consider able popularity and circulation, the number of the cosmic lions was stalest as that of the commitments, and the slum ber of persons estimated was stated as of those who were convicted. These few points he stated for the purpose of putting the House on their guard against such misrepresen tations._ Lord HOLLANn said he was not aware of the incorrectness of the stattmenis contained to the Priitian, hot hr knew that many of those Gentle ineu nib,' signed the Pclition halt paid pailieularallenliusi to the subject. The Earl of SttascEsucar presented a PeliliOn from the Ward of Aldrate, fur a revision of the Criminal code.— Laid oti the table. ALIENS AND DENIZENS Os the suggestion of Luta Iloi.t.Asu, consented to postpone u n til Alunday the stood rendlng of Ilse Aliens null D.us.•ns F.arl Fowls presented aV. 111 ion f4-ow Shrewsbary against imp akerstioas Ili She Owl Duties. Thu Iluu►e awn auljuunsed. --A d .-- 110E7SE OF COMMONS, lIIIIMSDAT, SLascx IS. 41. DUTIES. 4 COAT. ... Mr. KENN TOY prerentrd a Petiliuu from the Burgh of its ly ut t operated persons duiss m i, rily e rocos t lisnaogifeoig against et it iehi e tfin,ei.r) isroritat. Btis), thecr les s es : l : i i r iuh e eoberf: :ibct for oaarrd: t : el l , i l l. n e ed rs might i,ht ) bawc:ilt;r4rreeeficg, re lieved sal url ty bu ity wa+ too large fur their limi t ed t r a deqliumatilotle purchase, and these d t the peculiar obj.cts of indulgence, were obliged to purchase silt at a high price. The rich bleacher purchased at 7s. per bushel, by purchasing a larger quantity, whilst the poor bleacher .„was obliged to pay i7s. per bushel, his circumstances mud the state of his business not enabling I to purchase larger quantity. This was a grievance, omit grievance which fell upon those least ailte ro bear up against it ; hut if the quantity was re duced from fifty bushels to twenty.. it would meet with the concurrence of those persoici, trial relieve them from a heavy, unequal, and mo— ons tax. The tax, as it affected the trishiriirs. should he also, he thought, the subject of regula tion ; but, as far as lie was concerned, he would not move any thing on the subject this Sesriph. Iles did not abstain from the subject from may appre liensions. From the state of the plot: feelivg; and the nature of the tax itself, he was convracrit, that if he moved the total repeal of the tax. ho would meet with considerable support in that house : tt wits, therefore, not the waist of support that deterred him, but it was a sense of the import once and the 'necessity of keeping up the pub lic revenue, awl keeping faith with the public creditor. But were the finances of the coun try in a different state, and had the puhlii• expenditure been reduced mote than it wee; and such as it ought, he would have resisted the tax, as impoldic, as oppreiwive, as iojorions to trade, rind grievous to the poor. With respect to the relief afforded to thu agricultural interest, it was right tO elOte, tile, there was said to rgncnl turslipts 12,875 bushels at half-a-crown per bushel. lu consequence of this reduction, several agricul tural exprriusents hod been wade, and those ORATORMS. TH I' ATR E-RO V A L, COVENT GARDEN. THIS PItESENT FRIDAY, !Unruh 19, Nell IA performed, by particular desire, stud fur the only tone this Season, the Secret, Onion° .4 THE MESSIAH, Composed by G. F. HANDEL. In which Mrs. Diu-Icons will sine " Rejoice reatly"-- a tie was despised"—sod " I know that my Redeemer ji ye ab ; " Mrs. Beßchainbrrs, " thou that Idlest;" 'Hiss Stanford, " Hr shall (red his flock"—and " If God he fur ss;" Miqs Withal", " How beautiful ;" Miss Greece, " Rost Ihnn dicta not ; and Miss Skidoo's, 4 , c 0ra 1... 1 vie ._ a t e cy valley"—" There erre rhepheril."—and " Come onto b„ : • Mr. Keuward, " Thy relinke"--0 Rebuild and Ke s t , 'Thum shalt break ihetn"—vol the taunts, " Je w ' !" soh Mu Rellrhamberw ; Mr. Vaolley, " FM br had.... The people that walkell"—" , Why du the naiiwiss;" m r , now, " Skit wl u may abide"--mud Rthold, I tell cm s mrstrry.° Ode) part I. a Concerto by the crlehrate.l Mr. Barr ow, principal Clarionet to his Majesty the King of Ba sins, Woo: his first puhlir appearance in rocrsnel. Lesdrr attic Rand, Mr. Ware—Oren, Mr. S. Wesley. 101 W gRsKINE. TE LONIMN LITERARY fIAZET'rE of To-mtmauw, price 6.1. wIII a / 11 ' I is:ty of other tistere.ithe Lel hers, Art., Nliiimeis, and A 1111 l meson., The "Fsrnier's Vistosi„ 11l tin pnbli.lwil a n d pri•:itely ciicsolnts:l rot m, by I.ntd Eiskine mntir. of the lists. Mr. Hnrlisw.—Descrs pintos of Motiort Maims, Miouoil iif.•••- POOP'S LA lit re fowl haly..L. II itatieeldt'4 New' Tidy, hi Di Ihr Careiccas.—The H. suit Issaailins.—No. 9, A...ianninnta, ay (he Rezent's Perk, &C. `fir " Imes sr, G ~.'t r," peke ts: is sent be the New sown free thrsoutlstrost the kinzl•sni, and the Peohlic are si to Ise errs explicit in giving their Order., ns thst Prop= ;more have 'gayly distcuverett hint another JournolosiSis it somewhat 11111111111 f tille,lias born hill I , tiitlOUtly supplied its lit.ter.