The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-10-03 00:00:00

( 4 ;.• . .. L. a ol --1 - 101 . ) . 4 .1 ok. 4,7• Ar•-.• -.- , . . --(41 .• '-:.= 414 -4 ........- --"-- ' - t li s t • ... . i:,. wumnsa 403 if: 711DATJUIRIPLA L, . DAWRII: LA NS. THIS EVENING. SATURDAY. Ovi. 3. M. their Majedise &yeasts will perione• Noe Coedit Opera of . THE 6.6gperi.A. 1 ... blaialen ; Dan Fero V. Bar: acrd ; Dee Co;los.lleihmise Sake , Oribr i eV this Thaws); See Araeursio, Mr. 11.-ismidif I, Ilmitli; Pew Meedoilie Me. go/10 1 1....Diefas. tiMai Wilbseilrof itleg*Def_ , fl!&031 1 / 18 r. th tact* Urdu.); Lesko, t; the means, re. Sparks. Afteiiibith (maid flak this osselle) a fleilutie dfelo. Meng; , • celled TO VALI.S , OIt A The rebel, or rimmed ,eedse lOW memigebillitelll de TS& th J 46111111•11 ; the Overture sod Music composed by Mr. T. Citeke. General Wilford,' We. lf.isa •ILrostane, We. Poole,; Power Dalleldliest Maw), Mr. Oat& ; Weird lateldi Mr. Ineeeriliale E MMA , IIO.. Pr, isiehlt Vishonsideetig Ma WNW. rgratros. Deneklia.; MlewiMee, Na..-Pit. Ss ; *coed Mee, es. L. wee aallery. le.; Seated Price, t.—tipper Whey, Is.; Sneed Pfiri..lll. Noses mod Plates to hi tabseiit the Rebinds, Neydges. street, from Tee sill NW wbeve may be bad a Private Doe niglitly_- and, fur the further arromesodatioe of the Pelops, tbgamtoilier wi!l be *pro every booing of per. formatter frapl.Tee till Elivep., On Monday, A New Way Se Pay Old Debts, with The Chillers in Ore Weed. . Os Tuesday, The Ilipipiclowi lbeabeed, with (let time at this Theatre) She lineleal Primetaleratet calkil, love Laughs at lodmaiiihe a Dish, M. Harley (hi. fret appear.- secs this sile ; Tuileries, Mr. Williams (his arm ape pearsere la oe). Os Therodsy, Me Iron Chest: Pir !Ward Mortimer, Dr. Nese ; llemsen Slawboki. Mr. :Cowell. (from tee tresAtoyel, York evil Lincoln, hie last appearance in Lee. doe). Wiih the Midnight Neer : Nicholas, Mr. Cowell. Tie Comedy of The Fashineable Lover is is revival, amd will very shortly be perforated A• New Comic Afierpieee is he preparation, and will speedily be petered. • hi. M.. ! Merles, t•Mii Mine Omen's. • • •A Pritale Mt may be had Ise Ibe Siam% se Aridly, St Mr. ROLIMINIOS the Son•ollice. • Swami 7s. Seedia Prim. So. 3.. Id. Stewed Price, S. —Lower- Gunny, le.. accord Price, le.—Upper Caller., Is. Scrossil Prier, U. Dim • hi be oprosil at fie, sad lb* Perferimmee to bees at levee. . • •Placei for the flora 1.1 be bates of Mr. aramedos, al the lloxmf3ce,Martm.rem, from Ti. till Veer. Os freilseeday (sth time), the Comedy of The Claalleellae 31 artiste. On Theryday will be "Calved &iodinate of The Rivals: Sir SOW"' dhoolwte (Gm 101/01"4111z. W. Torrea, A Cullum Opera.•io Siervsetn, ealle&Tbe Timber of (founded nu the Opera of JAM same I. which will be intro. 'hard part of lionaiin' s and Pasa lelhi's celebraled eianric from " II Ambient di Mrigiial, will be produced iu the room of next week. Mrs. Dichone will appenr, for the lint tiins.tipeelmc remits (rum the Continent, in this Operu,. THE CLOSE OF THE "TAWS. AND THE LAST liIGH•P• OF PISS b ELLF I S ENGAGE/1 Eti VI IN LONDON. • .. . THEATRE-ROYAL ENCHASU • BTRANO. • • • • FOR THE BENEFIT OP MISS KELLY. CON NION I).A.Y NEXT. Oetriber 5; 1818, will he warmed (for the 11th time), a 11/tst &rip. Cusitie Busslaistic Optratie Interlude, rolled DOCTOR BOLUS. . . Kish, Aelpadlisars, Mc. 114/1•7, r 1 Scarawswiscien, Ni. W. S. Claiitgitcy Uillydnndus (bpi A itle.rte-Casaii), Mr. Lailllndow ; Doetsie Value (the Kiel es Physician), Mr. IVO. aisser., Quern Kalmbach". blies Kelly ; Paagyliaa 1 1 ,4 Simms (Maids of Iluneur), Miss I. Steraisor and Mrs. Pitirott. After which Ant lime this wawa) the amain Open at AK X ER)ki':S. Artaxerxes. Mr. Ilrneilliwryt; Ambits..., Mr. J. bases /lamer', Mr. Peannass (his Geri appearance in lhat cheese. ter); Lynette., Mr Markel. Manama', Min Cane (her Mat apraraosee itt dud charactri); &Nairn, Miss Love. Tit which will be adrleti, A VARIETY OF ENTERTAINMENTS. o r..iirlude with a popular N F.Ol OPER Charartera—Mr. "lark?, Mk W. K Cbalterky, Me. sriamtbans, Mr. J. Julies. Mr Salter. Aliso Belly, Silas 1. Sir %room. Mrs. W. S. Chimeric,. limes Ss —Pot, 3s.—Lower Galkry, is—Upper Gal ilee,. Is. Tickets to le had of bliss Kelly, 5, Marietta-aired, Cotent.pcoleto ; and a Mr. hietrissuu, at the Ilux.Odice the nitrite, (nun Ton till Fuer.. . EXCI . N i IIVC 1N DV IA; E N (;)I.P.AD, by E. its aorta ming, Lealirig i , mid limit- gwahllea, as by its salutary Clrecos, aduraa a mere primate' of reattroma mirocili. rad a cs.rtah, hope of atimeitlae suripinitsior to iluoie who ate itehiliiatid liy premature or earessiei. : laded. ci•sieles; tierce mi.* elf Kisses. of Melt, tertiem, luso of ap petite, mad mental MTN,. The Cordial llama Gilead sins* woaslerfally eisevl.hes "mum, 11114 alit eityport the lite u( the amid Jail Irian'''. In all towmil ii. r. 4, d. batty, tailtlerVl of spittle, relazatiou rithrr sex, a. b. Herr IM ft 01.11. y ur uvi4R tui youthful tai. p,u4.lseir., ibis lise.liCiite viii afford the mum *wilder:id ti:iif, by 1.. .41. Is, ; Rico*, ISO. Ihtforsl-Beret; airsip-idr; Twit, Earbanier; *ea Di r aul, Duawes. Price I I. pc; busily, ur fuser IN um temp, &silk. fur 3. 3 r. ( 1 .1 shirk woe susull bottle is saved. Tile virr.ls ' 6 Ssiul. Sol..r.•rpDerr rup'sreil ml tic sham') of rich ithusal whtrh it....; art irenuiur. 'Dr bulutsiuti viprirts , , When toniubril by tenni - , the I el,1111•1 I{ll.lli ar a caw rowed awe It , hr r1K14"."/11 &•I oil. • II • y LA - 111.r. j)r. JP ' Liu tj,l tuJI-10.sui double pusti-v.." TH II A 72X-10111PA COYENTOARD EN. ON MONDAY. NEXT. October 3, will be wick ebe Comedy of THE WAY TO KEEP HIM. Loweraero, Mr. C. &obi? ; SS Bashful ecumenist, Mr. W. Forme (hie appearance is that chamber); Sir ant- hem Faellos, Mr. Jews. Widi.w birlumener, Miee•Brousles ; Mrs. Lamaism, Mre. Famit ; Lady Cloadadoi, Mies Vratii Moles, Mrs. Gibbs. After NrlOrta, *gloat ow . Peaieslepe, HA R,LEQV IN OULLIVERU Clit; Tlit FLYING MLA D. Which eS this bah( way% W Abased Is. ram of its latter Scams. to afford inie.epPoriosity to Omer.. NAMPA asni CHALON alr exhibitipi their. IVOKDERFI3I. PER- nnexAscrs. which beim delighted ase4 aotooisbal all the Castle of Earopc. GeV*f eskersarile iireleglish. Mr, Eller; Abrairootio. °Wu, kid C 11 5 1 .1 18 It o f t i r esibe rtfo i Meroivis - Clore), Mr. OricaMi. Tbe taltemeacla Colour- -101 80• MOP F. *WSJ* ' • . r ' !-• . • ehe crams of Ike Pai • go Ds Trois by the /9 , ROTA LIIVICRANCIE ASSURANCE OFFICE, EstdAlobed by Royal Charter is Ibe Reign of KiagGeerge I. • • • • September, 11111. ERSONS whose AMNIA Premiums rid' due P ea the Meth iestaet, ate hereby informed, that Re. Mita are wow ready to he delivered at ilw Cuteipaues Of fices, over *a Royal Esseliwar, wed Is Pall Mall, as well as by New respective Alerts is the fevers) Coveters; and the Parties assured are requested to apply for the Rewire' of their Policies, owe/rioters the 14th of Oritiber meat as the usual Fine" Dayrallowed for Papered, belated di: ilato of each Polley, will thee expire. SAMUEL FENNIKG, Jas. fleeretary. o e e Allesdaisee is ewe, doily, at the said Oakes, for the Assumes.* of floildiugs, Goods. illierebsediseo, sod Ship, ill Harbour, in Dock, or oldie Begat& frost Lees or Damage by Fire • sad also for the Assorasea of, sad graailog Aeaei tiea.uu, B.—Fire Polities will be breed free of tepees* to the Armed, wirer, the Arose' Frettisie ameents to Is. or up. • . . 4i.f IN ROYAL HOSPITA I, CHELSEA, Mb September, ISIS. •IN Porseuenem of tiso Act of the 5.5 th Year of his present 3lsijesty, b y which 4 is Emitted that tie Oa` 'Peollesien of this Hospital shall in (store he paid Clitirterly is advisee, instead of Nail Yearly e Notice is hereby gives, ,by seder of the IRighi .14onostrabls the lards sad .oshins, Cumasissloners fur Mosingief the Affairs of the said Mar pitst, that all the 011 , ffessiesses therearesiding in or 'ridge the &rinse of Ihe IMIo of Msetality, see it ea n s u l a to appear ltottooollY, avid ropisseneally, with their Ineeree. Nobs mid Cemilleates of AJmissime, at the Secretary's gam is the said linspitekon she reopeselswilays, sod is their 4if. ferret closets, awarding to their several roles of Penalties se under mestioned, whew alienation will be given from Tee •Vinalt is the Illowsisc entail These in the Afterneou, Ayr the fforoynt of a Qsarter of a Year's Amiss in advance,- to the Idtb of December next. • Or MON DAY, the kb of October, The Pensioners at W. per day, and those et ltd. to the end of the numbered Aegiaseum. Oa TIJESPAY, the eth of Odoher, Those at ed. time the Royal Genies,' Battahoo and re ealitatioy Rectemeots sad Cape; time at 7tl. sad W. sod 41 the Cavalry at Sd. per day. tie WEDN EMMY, the 7th of October, The.. at Sd per day from the Ist Foot Geer& lit the eeth Foot leelesive. On THURSDAY, the sth of October. Thom at 9d. per day fro* the Slat Foot. sad all the re. Regiments and Curpa, sad also them at 10d. per day. Oa FRIDAY. the Ilth of October. Those at le. per slay, from the etiffereat Reeiseats of Cavalry, with the let sad Id Regiments of Foot Guards. the SATURDAY, the 10th of Ortalser, Thom all,. per day. from eke 3d Fowl Liar& to the cad Of the numbered Regiments at that rate. On MONDAY, she 12th of October, Thimeot Is. per Jay from Ilse Boystownie** lbettalirio, oaf ibis the remaining Regiments and Cwrps, u also those at h. 0 1 , 1 ,J. per day. On TI/F.ADAI', the 13th of October, Those at Is Id. Is. Is. 3}4. nod Is 3d. per day. Os IVEDN E3DAY. the Idth llf October. Those at Is. 3I•1. Is. Id. la. 44d. Is. Sd. Is. 50. Is. Ad. 1..00. Is. 761. 11.734. Is. sp. Is.9d. ls. 00. sad Is. IOJ. per day. THVitSbAY, the 15th of October, Those at h. 100. per day, end opwards, and those Pen• sinners who hem been admitted on oeconat of ablations. It is aloe ordered and directed, that all the Oist-Pensionee• belonging to the said Hospital do pay particular attentive to their losirtrtioiss„ which they are required to produce at the time of Payment, by which they are ordered to trawsuilt to the Paymaster-General of his Majesty's Laud Fortes, in Loudon, tin sr afSdavils as therein prescribed, oil we imme diately after every tioartecolay, edition which their Names sill out be entered use the Pay Lista for the -subsequent Wiener • and they are nut afterwards to change their place of abo de, as *retitled in their affidavits, without usavuidable necessity, and duly iiotifyisix the same. Awl farther to take bolire s that in mitotetiumme of va. elites Fiats& havise been committed by Pensioners, in the rreript of Praiiims used P.ite Mowry, it is ordered that all Peusionere an oil . .. Wing shall be struck off the Pension Lot, sad roach fur ever all benefit miming from this Eng- RICHARD HEAVE Secretary. Hurt CBES WEEDILY ANI) PERFECTLY CURED, ITHouT .ANY SU NGICA L OPERATION. DuFoult, sur g ...r to the Danubian Dispeiiiiry Inc the Cure of Strictwres, sod sole lero prietor of Divan's Meliorated Bougie% bating, daring a coarse of upwards of tb years of /airman ye practice, its cases of Cincture, trbowneil inimbeekno distressing iustawces of Misplace, has arilentle applied himself to dieeinvena mewl, for so prof:dila a snalinly, aril wheat be Itaa happily acmes- Ra i, safe, ra.lieal, and effectual, occasioning Nu pain or inietnivenietice to, or in any Way restraialng IM *Mousey habit. id, 11w patient; 11141 slow very sbortly is. tirely pear hide the inciiii.ty of the ass of any truss or bow doge vihnicire. Applications to hr mode at No. 4s, Iterners-street, where tbe toast satisfactory references of corm An be given. liners of attioilatire Cron Tea till Four, mid frogs' Seven • till Nine is the evesirre. N. B.—Mr. Daunt. lurps a regularAmertmest a. Trainee fur hr tiiS tra s‘ith lyettlirr MK, Ils It a material ac tug l'atitat to brit a 0-adapted l'rumr. .. - - print all the imientile books reined in Englead, and to is. pert Mesa chionstinely inn Illoglaad, to the great lain/ of the proprietors of copyrights, and the reduction of the re. non. by evading the anise defies epee papail.-.Tbat pretties was pretty onerins, sad I had a pedant of is: formation had behove me open that very poise; end I ben inn (mod Wood freleently parebased) books lint published in lloglarod, which wave sepsis**. in Irelead ; enellisdy, at that Huse, most hen has mainnineed with that peens. Had ma audio, is Inked to his haw Eassery fee his 'envied, or woe it lbe pranks to end •bio mss. script over to Bogind to he Mil as not his owa week afterwards eaneptil pirated is Ireland 1...1 lung soiling of that; but from the infainadise given to nee al to line, I understood Maki be Ike eau. • The Act of the 41st Gee. 111. s. IN, has algiaaiell be Ida inhere and proprietors of doe nensprotectiel which is afforded hy law to bsl wane and paprionee of copyrigns I. Basked ?That was the leery ineatioa et the Act. What was to object yes were &mired le keep is et .M drawing to Bill of 1501 ?—The object was to 001 law thrtioglont the Coital Kieddolle, sad to is authors and proprietor. of ooppelobt le Isokellkliallikle tectioa which It was litanold dig *see diving J r by ea having the dank of Aanrenteelled lo band. Did you advisedly drum Mat 111111asuenIng to OM of the law, as it Mend by Ma dente of Aar" anil the 40. eines. of Me awn a law!-.1 414, artaialy ; sod I ma eat, at that time, a very padkake elatenent ea Ilk eldls jest, which 1 have laid by anmagst way papers, kit I cereal Gad it, Weida should bonbon owl glad to de, for I toe& $ greet deal of pains us the MOW. How do yes andsratead the sadosese Annie, it eerie Manny snooks in Stadowersdalll—The Mann 41 Geo. 111. was Armin particularly so espial. what was merveied to be dembefol Me the amine of Ana . mid eartaisay, Mel oak myself, but Mr. abbot, oaderelood to inervatatime of the Aet of Ante to he, that the entry at litationees Han was rarely optional es the pert of she.. who chess to avail Oen. selves of the penalties node, the Act. That was to car. einitinis put Epos she Act, and to reason all uncertainty, was on of the objects of the statute 41 °n.ll!. Had yea may porticoes, epoisod for your coastractiou of that Act !—Tioepar . ticolar results from the wording if the Act itself, tly of any eirlantory Acts passed urn the subject. The Ist section of she statute I Anw, e. le, after insertint that Ike sole riglot a preatiag ' books shall be cajoled by the authors aad their assign for la years, vonaide to hopes remedies eit forfeiture of the books, sad •ae prosy per ebeet ea permute reprinter this without *men of the proprietors. The secoad seet *. din recites, wiry particularly, that "persons may, through • ignorance, aimed against to Act, makes parkin' ko . made, whereby the properly is wary *NA Seek me Is Aden& , had by this Act to be meowed le Ms proprietor, say ke use* • eained ;" sediments, " that seithiso to the Act shall "Mead to subject any penes is the penalties thereof, melees the title to the copy of the beak is enenti at Matinees Hall." There are several ether previsions, which follow and the. tones the UM andel', which is not an ender...deal enact. .oaf, but a proviso, *paneled with the sewed seethe. This ink seeing requires the delivery of sine copies of ' every book twined and pliblislied as shreeald, to be deli. need at Matiaaers Hall. for the King's Unary, two ,i ,.r ree ve: m ities, Sloe College, lee. Bet the delivery of then up.. the envies. This, at least, was considered as the operation of the statute"( Ammo cm withal recr eate to suberepeat Acts, which, perhaps, I shall he called to speak to aneverards. ' Du you oaderstaad that this eater enables parties to proceed for to forfeiture of the copies of the work, and the penalties of one peony per sheet ?-11 is expressly pro. vided, that as Fenn eau ;kneed for the prosily without. The Acts of Parlionseat, which reamed in the 15th Geo 111. (e. 53. sec. S.) sad la 41 Geo. 111. fortify this constreetin ; sad I suppose to renew I an called epos to give eve. dent, is to Mew tos obit grenade In Aet 041 Geo. M. was framed, leader the lastnietioas of the late Speaker of the House of Oninioas. You ere the anther of the Lew Dictionary, in *meals. 410. sad of ether legal works. What is your opisime, as to to ran of the dales on the part of the public !Meurer., of einem elopes of all weighs-front authors sad publish'', of such works! , --111 *piano certainly is, that it is very aa. favourable to sallow sad to literature, and particularly to the tithe., of ell wtelts as mime, which feriantel have 'old very well; because whet all the *opine are sol d it is a direct lees to the propel don of to sale price of those Arno copies Ai* an delivered •to to public libraries; end 1 Canna help asps; (if I as at liberty to express my opinion), this nary author, sad every nag who soder takes • estimable work, would rather, in the risecatin of it (iodeproleit.of inp special kw) he looking to the rob. lie hinder for onamingeneut, than expect that 5e Humid be ended upon to deliver einem coies to Mimi lbr so. • Mini. freakiagfeem w experinee Than bed inyeelf, lay op=l, tint the eionorqueoce a this provision is a double ' di Monad It die anthers; Ibr insipid of reorient 1 dos ries of the .lea. copies froos • the Universities, !bey have to deliver Iheas without bring pod tor them. With respect to law works, the provision takes place as to thew le • oast iajorion way ; for the Vitiversiters, by the law us treser stand., are &aided to Heves copies of every new 'di. of a book which is published with addition and emend. seems; sod as the lonians and improvesoents. win* are absuletely regoisitein all mew edition of is. beaks, cannot he printed separately, the cousesiteace is., that elevee copies of every sac% we* edition nest be delivered to the Velvet. silo& I Mend Shirk. geourelly *raki,', as far as 1 row More say opinion ur hoowledge um the subject, that this regulalwr epetates as a yawl aiKearageoseat to literalism. In the case of the Law Dictionary, it would, I !relieve, woke 601. different, in the *men ef Ow !welt. la the remioarralhoo foe Honk expect to receive for may literary labour, or foe •Saw hook. Inure this Act of 1614 Aso palmed, Mould you not aspen not the value ofthe delivery of three sieves& copies wooed be en mink deducted from the fraisisieratiou you ahead ward to Masa t...P10 doubt; II operetta to that war. Are pia aware of may statutory previsions respeetiog Ilk NOV et Stetioores Hull, sea the delivery irf the capita of Molts to pl. Alic libreirity, previews to the statist!. of Anne+ to the statute book, every eitiinhcr of the Com. emoiramilluet berm woneli same pa I am, that sacirprovissoml id 111,0101. The fart isolhat the And mated/my prorisio• on that isiktiet was mode by air •ramince of the User/sating Verillatelllkletllll63, Chop 12; erect the! Mind's to the entry of 462 Me* of Or Slatioestre Coempeliy, as beim/ on tal. chit emit* as it is - well known to he; sod it provides altoinalibe pautiag'of buy books that were tnretrd on that regiMry, ; ,Tho womb of the clause are trSihis effect: " That me perms or persons shall hereafter print or cause to he re.. peleerd ray husk or books heretofore allowed of and greased to that aairl Cesipany fitstiosere, fee their relief and eosin. temusee etsheir pose without the license or coisoesit of she usseter; wank., ta i' of the said Cosigns., our any Omsk or books lawfully licensed and istrut in d ; e re. Etat, er he said Co mpany, for auy particular Member awe or, 'delimit the limes, and consent grilse onset thereof; nor eilteteeh hook Sr boob, Si pert of hoot books for. meely prprailed bare, trim beyond the ems, epos pate of for. feitigggAtt. Ms OP the eager et serum of the caplet or the exidrkieoka; Ail suds farther punielluseat as shall be thought fle."Tberes issue/thee prey ieioss also he smother diet oftheUmer patios Parliament of 16111, chap. 60, which minds sibs probibitiosi egoista the reprinting of soy books mitered in the registry of the %Worsen Company ; it is to the effect fullewiwg flat no person shall bersoftee print or eat., print any book or books, or part of any book ur books, See eatrieft fa • Ski tighter beak II Ike *aid Compseji; or which hereafter aka be defy entered in the mod register book, for any particular member of the said Company, *diesel the consent of the owner or owners thereof, nor counterfeit the same, mark ur title of any hoot or books beloughig to the said Compaq, or parti cular members ; nor shall any person put to sale any such hook or hooks sepia pain of forfeiture of the same, sail of b. W. for every book." I presume the Committee are folly aware of the two Acts of Charles 11. under which the copies were brat required to be delivered. (Inc is the 13th sari 14th of Charles 11. a. 33, which was an Act to regulate the press. This, I believe, was the first Act which resilient the delivery of three copies, ease for tbe 'times Library, sad two for the thiversitles. That Act was temporary, bit wes confirmed by several Weer Acts; the last continuing Act was She 4th sad bth of Williams sad Mary, c. 24, a. 14. One of the asetiouimi Acts was the 17th Car. 11. c. 4. That Act coo. lilies two douses, which appear to be permaueot, and, as far as 1 ease understand statute law, are in force at preserit. Moot' dime classes relittes In the mode of deliteriog the throe copies required by the 17th section of the 13th and 14th Car. II.; sod the other directs, that She printers in the tw thattarettiee shall deliver one copy of every book print ed there, be the Keeper of the Cog's Library, sod two others to the Tice-Cheacellor of each University. These Aets appear epos the statute book. Thee if the Committee understard yen, it appears, that by the parliamentary prolectiou given to literary property by the rsMiameutary ordinance of 1643, so condition was atmatN eta gratuilues supply of any copies, and that the same parliamentary ordiueuee which protects literary pro perty by as emery epos the !Ratios'r. Company's hooks, does sot sire: the esiodition of retakes% supply of any copies whoeiver I—Certaisly sot; that provision was made by the salampteest Acts of Charles II.; 'either of the Aets if WM Volatilise, Parliament t required Is delivery of She copies. .Tbess Ammo the Act of the 13th rasa 14th Car. II whit* WY made for the revelation of literary works, and Maki required the delivery of throe elides. of carry new "whited beak, woe to he delivered to she nags Limey', sod disease, two to the Universities. Then 'Allowed the Ad of the 111th Car. 11. which malaise enactments iudepeollest of Haas is Ilse Am of 18th and 14th Cer.ll. Theo obit do you auderstand to be the objett of deliver ing the three copies seder the Act of 17 Car. 11.1—There ap point to have beat a amble object one to take care that us seditious or treasonable work abeekl be published is She AM instance; and the Other to prism* copies for rereessee is the Uolverskim. . Do you know wbethei the statute of If Car. 11. which or dered the delivery of the three copies, one to the King's Li brary, sad Nombre. to the Universities, wen ever eafnrecd; men Ms books ever delivered is ...wagoner of that AcO —l know **Mier shout that. Perhaps it may be right to men- Gem, that there is an Aet of which the Committee may not :be aware; it Is 17 Gee,. H. e. 114, for metiling to Doekley the property in Theanues History, which being in Latin, was *not fully protected by the statute of Anne. This Act ►e q.h'se the sir copies Mbe delivered, and theses that the Wiest of the sinkage of Anne was, that nins ecipimi of all works ought to be so delivered, whether entered at Stationers Hail et not. Hat I belleie that assumption was contrary to the uniform pradicit. The Aet 54th Geo 111. e.lbtl, gives • copyright absolutely torn Sari, in lime of the second conditional feria of 14 yeses, under fanner Att. I do you commies that the roam meat of this additional right is of any particular value, eve. Melly with regard so law books?—As to law books, I should think it of on actual value at all, inammich 4 la* work. are undergoing repeated additions and alterations; and whea Mick new edition Is published of any law book, then a sew copyright mmieuseoces; but as to Mkt works, it must be of some vase, eettainly. Dewlap the late weir our Government maintained the doe- trier, diet ever British subj.:Cu .enter big into tier ,erake were tint liable to' the perielties of maims ; and the case of the ,fillarquis Fayear..and the other french Officer* w h o or eref i use oevvice during die Ilevolulion,,end prove, ineurriestishry dud it is net 'trailed unlawful fur the solacet of uses §ormeip to enter into the military sereici of another. Du sort all eeeinniniirtial 101§11 Aiintry 'Aerfire tbek authorily tarn a **Toil Act of Cintgreso, Ave rot their prorindirigs in nil oases mrietly,lintited by this Act of Coe. erne, cemoroaly termed the Rule/ gird Ariirles (if War Cara they iniffet copilot 'peuishment lit rry'rose nit specified Id those silkiest Aid is the atm of the 09ivaris at all incledad is them • 0. Du not thniades and artieles df Oar . require, that, wheoever the matinee of death shall In tine of peace be peuuonlierd by eutlowity, id a Cuurt-Maiiiiii, the prove& noes, before iteration 'id the waterier, 'shall be laid before use President? *la not tine a cssnpartiebtarl, prop* - for the eiffralee.nf his )udiorest., or inter Imo of hit merry? And does it appear that the 'age were sub twitted to him? 9. Have not thaseproceedirigs enciird snieenal ellention and been loudly rondemdedis Ingrantly illegal And such being notoriously the case; is it not eittrinidinary Met rho,. have never bees. published,,that no eaplahation orjratilica- How of Owns should have hero attempted, and CO inquiry instituted into the conduct of Demerol 'adman", ol..clensisrd . loosed upon Ilirn! Potosi* corrent or events may not priedileir way ; but they 'certainly toll fir the grave reflection of every 'direr of c.instirutional liberty. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. ~ .. . - • :... asiT' sift bri n c , • . .. 3 T A.: .. N . -..:3 !IL,: • '• 1 -',-•••••••.-/ 1 i t I I k \ •., . t ii i i 1 r ( . I !J i ' a • i I .' ; • ' ••••• ---......„ • 6: • • • , fte • . • •4===icti=ols l == -774 " ------ iminkaistgam I , • 4 . 4 m " m is 4 1 is Bliklisheal, price p.. bowed, . COPYRIGHT. cißc, GRANT TAR-of the FRENCH . . - 7. 1 .1••• IL) and ENGLISH LANGUAGES; with Tabular Eluci. ~ litil7TE. OP EVIDENCE . Cow; restoolood to aid lie Ea c hoess e d e m is th e s e i rob ic . TAUZIN scream TI SILICT CONNITTIR 01 Tiff "al at the "Oak,. a the Foredo LamilWeed• aid to give NOUN. 011 . 1C0111101114 OX INS COPYING.* ACTS 'the Freisels Scholar • Koowledge of ii. English Teague. of II Ma, C. IA; 18 antaa... au. c. '53. ; • By . W. HODGSON. 41 case. sat. V. 107; Alt) 34 Gao. sat. Mi. ' lAseteet Priutei• lie J. looter, Beheld Lamy; 73, IL • ' le Perri Litureboyard. ' • .Arai., SI a. Aprilie. ISIS. • . • _ _ L •Of IaIsgs.SIORLIO hid. • ' ~ A . . CHARLES .WAVILIN WILI.I ARS WIfN N, Seq. la the ' CHERPILLONDI BOOK OF VERSIONS; or, Odds Chair. to Per r% Tratittalliair did Olandrection, 3a. Sd. • CHLRFILLONWiII ILEY iir Ditto, a. lid. •-•-••• ' ' (ClonfistemOrom ow. Paper of rattrap! ' iGUILDHALL; . LONDON, isentaiisratal. teis. Sir Thomas Wyse Tomlin% Sal tolled be, and ava Was,. evil? COAIMITTEE for LETTING Ilse You ars a barrister at law mod Parliamentary Coursed to RI VITT'S LAPRIIIMN meet at Guildhall as TRURS- the thief Soevelory•fac irsiiad?—tea. RAS, the Sib 667.0PG/00w Nem, at Towles. a`Cloth at Ww•Jl•fi emPlaja vs Cawood I. Mast the CoPWiltil4 Noes, . an in 111111, which afterwards pawed into an Act of the To LeolzylKIBLIC AU as 'a 11111L'DING dhlt ilds.•111. It thloilkißsiraimidass. e.107?-•-1 was. esestesdlllllllehisio, TH*OlOlll4l , -flasdec.arksere iliredloos was that Bill drawortabit . was 0 11i enD, on the Oise side of Ha/f-Hous ravage, la drawee maim the particular dircelions of Mr. Abbot, late Lesdenhall Markel : Speaker of the Home of Coisenstras, and now Lord Caddie. To CET by flilllistO AUCTION, ow a LEASE .for RI ter, who, befora the passlog ofilse Act, was appointed Chief Yrstearusli Hrehoduka,llllll, a HOUSE un the West side Secretary for Ireland ; I took my iusiroetioaa from him of .Darhboor-lasse : spot the raiding law is Great Beldam and the delicieacy And to moire 'PROPOSAL' for ERECTING FOUR of it i" hewed. sawn I. the Retail dm Marko, at.Leadewhall. What was the law of copyright in Ireland, previous to the The Plans and Comlitions of Letting the said Ground, Fussing of that Act ?—There was no statute law upoo the an d the Plum, D rai ii iso ,,,,,4 Sp ec ill e mi,„ fo r E ff etiog s h e subject, aad the COlllllllOll law was the same lo Ireland as said Shops; may beaten stab, Gam of.lVorlia,Gaiklisall. Evaisad. . JOS. BUSHMAN, Comptroller. Was it the practice is Ireland, petioles to that Ad, to re- orbit all the saleable books oristad is Sadao!. and to let. ..t`' Feerent - • --- oy- 4i:1•4:. i1 ..7 ~,., ..., ._ . 41. •4.,~ ,` - . 'lt, .•,C! ,3: - _ ,-;'• +4 -. 1 - . .........0 ' ..../.___., ;;) '• ' leek, • ir i 1 , • - *, ..-e* - . 4. \ - - . AV — ' 4 "7 - • - - - - . 10.1.0^ . - --•••• • . .-.- ...... - - . .. ' PRICE scvAN-P YNCE• . • AMERICAN PAPERS. PHILADELPHIA, AtiatlST SS. EXECUTION OF THE CAPTIVES. 1. Have toot *early three mobilo elapsed since s letter wellies by General Jackson was published,. le which he meteowledgell that be had, *Shin the limits of Florida, de coyed a• Indies Chief Mao his power, by soles English colours, and hanging bile—assigning no other reason, than that he had is his pocket a commissloo ma !tragedies-4am.- mil in the British service ? S. Wet it so Wrest., against the United Stales, Is an India. Chief, residing in Florida or elsewherN to acetyl a eommtissimmo fres the .British Goveremest ? Was it as of fence is the British Government to &emirate as Isdieu Chief, them is Becloud, with an empty title of this kind; fur it will he observed, the Indian Brigadier-Green) had so British troops? hit is it leas than a. act of war &pies! tacked, to hang ae Indian Chief. or any other pergola, Merely because be isn British °Meer? . S. Haire sot also nearly three mamba elapsed sines two British °Mars were executed, as is said by the judgment of • Oink Martial, sitting under the orders of Gcueral Jack, ass! Were not these Officers captured in a Spanish fort, which had capitulated without irr.istiover *ad were they mutt of coarse at the time immediately ender tee prOirtilion of • nation with whiCh we are at peace, and oat wader the pro. teetios of the lodise, of Florida, murk Meg of the Indians of the United Stales ? And does it appeareven to have been charged, that the °Meets had ever been within the Vomited States, ur had id any respect associMed themseltss with time United Slates ladies'? 4. tales* they had bees in or about the United Statee armies or encampments, maid they, by the laws of war, be deemed open ? Has it eves ken alleged that they had i bees. alibis or about our lines or recommitments I Aud ran a spy be tatCliitii mislead takes id the comiasiesios of the eremite • b. la trading with the United States Indiana is any re. 'pearl *capital offence? Is trailing wail the Florida iodises an offence of any kind, either by art of Congress dr hy the tales of MOMS , 0. Supposing the °Meer, to save been actually connected with the Indians fur the pride a war, was It by the laws of main as utfcseromeeklesd • eapitaisme? Are out the lodises sow admitted to be seirereign societies, cap able of making war or wla ee!? And where is w wilt make entering Milo such • service, a title! puniebible a ith death PARIS PA PER& ,- • PASIs. SEPT. 20. the kin g received after. Miss, which he heard id' the chapel of the Palace. several Lieutenints..Gene ral and retired Marshals-de-Camp. decorated with the Military Order or Saint Louis. His Majesty did not go out. At eight o'clo'ck in the evening: ladies were admitted to pay their respects to his Mt. jests. Ilia Majesty has deigned to remit to the detrain; went of the Moselle a debt of 260,000 fr. which it had contracted with his Treasury. This sum will be put to the credit or the twetity Millions. and Or ISO millions opened by the law of the 22th of April.; 1816. The king moreover grants to this depute; meta a succour of eoo,ooo franbs; which will appropriated to paying the debts occasioned by the His Majesty, whose bene,olent Cele, ettenti lO every thing that can increase the commerce and proninte the welfare of his subjects, has perMitted an isolikidual it Dunkirk, M. Devito°, to give his name tti a vale!, which lie ii rioW fitting nut in the harbour of Dunkirk for the whale fishery, and has aim gifted him pritrate encouragement, this being the Brit equipment of that dignre..-- Such enterprivei have for their object to re-open one or the prioeipal branches of commercial cluttry once so philithius and for which we dre 'ow tributary to foreigners. It is to this fishery that the town of Dunkirk owes in a great degree its former splendour. In 1190 thirty-four veitaris of every description sailed from this harbour for the whale fishery. it II Well known that such Vessels were an excellent school fur sailors. Three thousand butts of new wine have been em. harked on the Vomit for Paris. Fur several years there has hot been teen in Burgundy so fine a vin tage as the present. There will be mote wine by a quarter than had been expected, and the quality a it is retnailtably fines A letter from Dijon of September 4Q, aitytte.s " It is long since our vintage presented a picture so a►►imated, so smiling as it does in this peer. Yesterday tt►e weather was dtllghtful ■nd a greet part of the population of the town adorned the hilly while the roods and paths leading to them were Ciatfed with proems walking, accompanied by in innumerable quantity of carriages filled with the purple offerings of the God of Maim. Some rural repasts scattered here and there increased the charm of the scene, 'and a perfect hila►ity was pictured on the countenance numerous pet formers who appeared in it. Theintertiew between the Princasde Metternich and dr Hardenherg, continued ror three days. Madeleine Untie. aged a hundred years and six months, Its. lately died at St. Germain-en-Laye r where she lived for forty years; she had bat, one husband, who rendered her the mother of twee,. two sons and one daughter: nineteen of her Sou* fell iu the army. NAPLES. SIPTEINIDat 4. The consummation of the marriage of the Prib• cos Louise-Charlottes daughter of the Prince of Calabria, with the infaut Doo Fraccols de.Paule, has beeu put off till the returts . of the King fretu his journey to Rana At that time the Princess will have nothing to feet from the equinoctial tau& pests, and will embark at Nadal for &mama ; she is only fourteen years of age. . , • The King will, go to Sicily in the coarse of the year 1819, accompettied by the Miuisterse Medici and Tionsusasi, He will.remain . there from five, to six mouths, sud will watch over the establishment of the new administratiou. Siciliaos begin to be convinced that s good administration ought to precede auy kind of con stitution. The King has directed to,be employed on the sertice of the roads and bridges coaidyr. able HMS atccutoulatiog NM years for that pat. :: . .1; ; C par., lisio. lora mien *rel. I OW {;F i 27. tlrr• WO, •