The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-10-02 00:00:00

I awry showily he performs& New Comic Afteepkee is to preparation, and anti edit' be predated. - s T/IS.ITRB-ROYAL, cortiNT-actitoss. [IHIS EVENING; PRHJAY. October 2, will be acted, the Apes of GUY MANNERING: OR, THE GIPSY% PROPHECY. the Overture by Mr. Dishop—lbe rest of 11w Music by Mews. Illobop, Davy, Wliitaler, ice. Colon I Maarierlse i Mr. Abbott; Hear/ Ilertroen, Mri or, win will itatroduce an Irish Melody; Dsminiw raison Mr. Liston; Wadi. Diseased, Mc. Emery ; Dirk! ittersi:ii, Mr. Tarty; Gilbert filberts, 111 r. Otencburel ;: Air Milektribrift, Mr. Simms. Lacy Bertram. by a ors Lady (being her Arai ergirerawre tia the siege); Jolla' mammal, Mi'. Matthews; Flora, Mtn Orem; Mrs. 'Candlish, Mrs. Daveaport ; peg Mardi's, Mrs. Yates. After which (compeeseed iota ewe act) the Farce of I'FIE SLEEP-WALKER. Sir Patrick NOW., Mr. eassor Samoa (the Illeop.l Oki r), Mr. J. Ituensill. Mrs. Decorum, Mos. Doveopost. To which wilt be added. the BavOmmio 'To ieic Opera of 10)MBASTES I.IIIIIOSO. Artreovaineuts. Klag of Utopia, Mr. J. Ritmo II (his kat pearariee in that character); Getters' Bonhaslvs (with e air " !lope 10141 a dotted*, talc"), Mr. Lidos. Dia. Si..,i Mrs. Liston. Pose*. Ts. Seemed Price, 3s. Ad—Pit, as. &I. Soros& Jae, t•—lower Gallery, es. Stewed Prier, 15...-Upper allcry„ Is. Second Price, 6.1. Mars to be tweed at Six, sad the Performauce to begin Seven. On Meaday, The Way to Zee? Him—with Harlequin ullirer, or The Fh/iug Mead; Messrs. Habil sad Chaim. whose wonderful Perforat. ban delighted sad satosiebed all the (awls of En. rc, will make their Ant appearance at this theatre as otolay A Comic Apra. le two nets, ealliaThe I 3 .rberoffreviSte oluth d no the Opera of that waste), wilt he produced ia e coarse of Next week. Mrs. Didion§ will appear, for the rat lime Mace her return from the Cunt intial , its ibis Opera. - - THEATRE-ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE STRAND. PO* THE BENEFIT OF MR. STEVENSON, BOX-BOOK KEEPER. pins October 2, a. will be performed Bickerslan Comic Opera of LIONEL AND CLARISSA ; OR, THE SCHOOL FOR FATIIERg. Xi? John Flowerthile. Mr Iltiehavessow ; Colour! Ohltroy, Ir. Mario, (wits has tiredly consettted to restores on that rinsing, being his bat a at this Theatre, sort ps. sorely the last time of bin perforasis( is. Landau Ibis sea. rn) ; Lionel, Mr. rearms; hominy, Mr. %Crumb ; Jun ior, Mr. J. lures; Harsoas, Mr. Broadhurst, irlio will In. odor', u Believe me, if all those entleariog 'ming chasms ;" utoin., Mr. Parker; Jacques, Mr. Spentley. Clarinet', Ina ('area; Lady Mary Oldboy, Mrs. Grove; Diana, Miss Gruesome; Jenny, Moss Kelly. In the course of the evening, She &Bowing popular Songs' And has she den in ber truth," Mr. Yeoman.— Merry msntliaz social bowl," Mr. J. loser+ Fly not on," Mr. Broadhurst The Hansours of Bartholomew ' l.lf. ' Mr. Harky.—" Thu Pleasems of Brightue," Mr. 1111. y tow:hole with (iA% time theme two years), the Cootie Opera, railed THE BOARDING-HOUSE; OR, FIVE HOURS AT BRIGHTON. Adm . r.il Culpepper, Mr. W. S. Chatterley ; Aldermen ..1.1111/Iti ' Mr. Imecaster; Yomm Gonne', Mr. Wrench; "sprain flelfes!, Mr. J. Jones; thews Spiaterdists., Mr. 6% 1111i/until ; Kier Fidget, Mr. Harley. (:nroline Heavily, C., I Stevelison; Canalise Wheatsbeaf, Miss Lore. Haws 3r.—Loner Gallery 24.—Vpprr Gal ary, 'fiat,* sod Meet lo be lead al Feariosn's Lihrary, 170, New fkornl..trs et, opposite Borlisltonvirilen• ; ■nd of Mr. Ilievensnn, Boit-016re, Mtrod Eoltassee, from Teo till Four; rid No. 41, th nry-laite. : r of *ty Oren. • NOW% IS* the Denier, fySta.;arkeselair• aPlZlf ik p- t at -soodhoeert 'retire Arleta tea! thtet~ Mt Policies of Ammelpser,,ldals 'Spite at the above Pipit*, abookl he renewed within Weems Bays thereafter, or tbrp; became vuid. • • " • • LIFE OFFICC—Wittal Our llfttlatix. t ironeattesi MANI Ulices and on inevivorshist.—.: • Ansolties emoted Medi , pistrehoped.-LiEadunsoebis Mr thil4 (#prae kr. Proprietors of Olds (Mee Ito‘e tIVAIVIItet =lily, and Mite stipulated fora' Charm ei• a!' ample Smudgy for all db.!, IlegZel penis. • "Me Fruits arida( tint of this Brandi of Basilicas; • moderate Dedoetion far Grasimstee 'and Expanse of OW maircineat, are divided asnompt the Angered, in proportion to the Safts respectively moored t' dpens' w&U Prieetple • commo=n are the Instances of Tha t Tereety, and Thief; per Cent. I. addition t, the Mooned of I.ife Pollee* Itiitif paid ; and Cases have Gems red (when the Duration of LIU has been considerably prolonged) where the Payment has berg more than &vele Me Sew mineral. • No Entrance Money, Admission Fee, or other Oileial Charge, exacted. WILLIAM BURY, Sete poihlie by glee kniglit memory seJ quackery of an impudent FAitur. ROYAL HOSPITAL, CHELSEA, nth September, 18111. TN Pursuance or the Act of the Stith Year of his JR permit Majesty, by which it is Esected that its Oar- Prosiest-re (jai. Hospital shall in future be paid Quarterly in advance, iwstrsd of Half Thirty: Roliee is hereby given, by order of the Right Hosouralds the Lords and others, Commissimers fur Ihmaging the Altars of the said Hos pital, that all the 00-Pmesionen thereofnsidluyiu Loetten, or stithia the district of the SiUs,uf Mortality, are requited to appear presciently, and regimentally, with their Instruc ting, sod Certilcates of Athhissloo, at the Secretary's Office is the said Hospital, De the respective days, sail is their dif ferret classes, according to dole seve ra l rates of Pensios as ender motioned, shut attendance will be gives from Ten o'Claelt to the Morning emit Three in the Afternoon, for are Payment of a Quarter of a Year's Nation is advance, to the 241 b of December sent. Os MONDAY, the sth of October, The IPeasiowers at Sd. per day, sod throe at bd. to the cad of the autabered Regiments Oo TUCiDAY, ilte 61b of October. nom at 6d. from the Royal Garrison Battalion and re. amioilti Regiments and C+►p; those at 7J. sad W. sod all tie Cavalry at 9d. per day. Oa WEDNESDAY. the 7th of October. Those at 9J per day from the lit Fuot Guards 1a the AOtts Fatal hielasive. Oa TILL' RADAY, the Bth of October, Those at od. per day from the 81st FOOL mid all the re. maisieg Regioneuts sad Corps, and also those at 10d. per day. On FRIDAY. the nth or neloher. Those at ls. per day, from the d.B rest Vollitovhls Cavalry, with the Ist rust 2J Regiments of Foot Guards. On SATURDAY, the 10th of October, Those at lc prr day. front the 3d Fuot Guards to the rod of the atuabered ltevraeuta at that rate. O. 'MON DAY. the Nth of October, Thereat Is. per day from the Royal Galeria.« Direlalion,aml also the remaittiog Regiments awl Corps, as also those at Is. Sid. per day. Oa TUESDAY. the 13th of Octeber, Those et Is. Id. Is. Ifd. 15.24. Is. 214. sod Is. 34. per day. Oa WEDNESDAY. the 141 h of October, These at Is. 3iti. Is. 44. Is. W. Is. 64. Is. s}sl. 15. rld. 18.644. Is. 74. Is. Tld. Is. Rd. Is. Rid. 1..64. Is. Sid. tad Is. 10.1. per day. Oa THURSDAY, the 161 h of October. Those at Is. 105 d. per day, and upwards, and those Pen sioned, who have been admitted on seronet of Itliudness. It is also ordered 'mil directed, dist all the ent-Peosioriers belonging to the said Hospital do pay particular attention to tlwrr Inst. actions, which thri are required to produce at the time of Payment, by which they're ordered to trainman to the Paymaster-General of his Majesty's Lend Forges, in Ueda), their. adidarits as therein prescribed, on or imme diately alter every Quarler-dty, without which their Names will nut he entered us the Peg Lists for the subsequent Quarter ; said they are not afterwards to change their place of abode, so speriied in their affidavits, without smavoidsble iteressity, and duly notifying the same. And further to take Notice, that its anisequesice of vs rious Fran& hawing been coonositled by pensioner, in the receipt of Pennies and Pelee Money, it ie ordered that all Peusiosers so affronting shall he Witch J lb, Pswitinn l.ist, sod forfeit fur eter all &wit stimuli from grim kale laltalkosast. LAYC Secretary. 4 o f " ; Tit ra inermary. price fis.lo Minnie a . M .D. . HISTORIES and .. 11 M E F LEICTIONR., eerier &Riot Phy.iema la . the anebetia r e • eery, Lunatic Iluiplial, and Asylum. The AMOS careened sod such enlarged, is four rob. -lin. ;wise lE9a. in beads. ~ 4. A CLINICAS,JIMWORY of the ACUTE RH lIM- BrATISM, Or RH WHATIC FEVER;• wish a Comm adenen on lb& beneficial effects of the Persovisa Bark, in the keiste Rheumatism. To which Is added, a Ranory at the nodosity of the Joints. By John .84111111lbeilLik FAS. A new Vidal, wkb Cerrectioas sad Ilvsi. jorkie 86. in hoards. -'- 7:IIHIMPIFUOf 'OBSERVATIONS made in the BR!. TISH MILITARY HOSPITALS in BELGIUM, eller the SAVCM grif; VIATERLOO; with sense Realm's. opus • AMPUTATSOW: Ey Sohn Thomson, SI D. FE SIM: Grin' _.smiting Physicist to the Edinburgh New Town Dispensing! • Prefriwine of &Weil to the Royal Culkge of Surgeons, Pro-1 femur of Military Surgery is the Universily of Ediubargh g , and Surgeon to the Forces, leo. price Bs. in boards. 1 8. AN ESSAY ea the DISEASE called YELLOW; FEVER, ilith:Ohileriatinee eignorraing Febrile and Coo.; Legion, Typhus Fever, Dysentery. and the Maple; partly' delivered at the Galsionian Immures, before the College of Physicians is the Nara .1806 and 1807. By Edwud Nathaniel Bancroft, M.D. Svo. pike 11. li. in boards. 9. A SYSTEM OF HUMAN ANATOMY. By John Dramlon, M.D. FR.S.E: lecturer on Anatomy and Swam, aa4 on the leminitiuna of Medicine; Member of ilea lard College of &gramme of Edinburgh i and one of the Sur geons to lb. Royal lallriiiary, Ice. Vol. I. price 9s. is beards. 10. A TREATISE ,ow INSANITY, is which are con tained the Principles obi aew cud more Practical Nuaology of Maniacal Disorders thee bas yet bees offered to the Pub lie, exemplified by numerous and accurate historical rela tions of cases from the Autkor's pablic sad private practice : with Plates, illastrative wf the Craniology of liasims sad' Idiots. Pluck Isle Phyakiaa to Gm Bstkto de Biceire" at Paris; trauslited from the Freuek. by D. D. Davis, .D. Plivalelea to the Shellield General litallrasary; • irise tk ta based& • - 11. An INQUIRY labs the NATURE sadORIGIN of ti[ENTAL DERANGEMENT, comprehending ■ concise System of the Physiology sad Pathology of the Homan Mimi, sad a History of the Passions sad their effects. By Alexander Crichton, M.D. is two vols. fire. price His. la boards. 12. DOMESTIC MEDICINE; or, a Treatise on the Prevention sad Core of Diseases by Regimes sad simple Medicines: with Observations concerning Sea-bathing, sad on the Use of the Mineral Wakes. To which Is sneezed, • Dispensatory for ,the Use of private Practitiowera. By William Buchan, M.D. Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, Ediobtargh. Belida& ill the Author'. latest Corrections and Is- Fruvesanitl, the present Editigo coolants many new artiefil, as the Trealsieet of the Mumps. of St. Vitus's Dome, Means if preveining Pulmodary Consumptions, llor. By his Son, Alex. R. P. Buchan, M.D. of she Royal College of Physicians, Loudon ; soil Sruior Physician to the Writ minsier Hospital. The' tweatylirst F.ilition with consi derable isaproMinent. and Additioas it. woe large volume octavo, price 12s. in boards. 13. ADVICE to MOTHERS, no the Subject of their own Health ; and on the Mesas of promoting the • Health, Strength. sad Beauty of their Offering. By the 1111111111,•• Second Edition . .. One sot. Oro. 9a. boards. 14. The MODERN PRACTICE of PHYSIC, exhibiting she Characters Casters Symptoms Prognostics, Morbid a' improved Method of Treating the Diseases of Children. By Robert Thomas, M.D. Fifth Edition, re vised and considerably miaowed, tiro. price 16s. in boards. Mr. Owen Reees erameinsflan le routistuation. Wheat du you apprehend to be the effect of the delivery slt Hem copies to the public libraries ?—The effect I con ceits to be, that they interfere with the sale of books, (tuna formes whit would otherwise be purchasers having access to it libraries, and being enabled to borrow the books, voine of 'Hama being circulating libraries, es is the case wish the Adesicates Library at Edinburgh, sod the Aberdrea 'Amery. Prom Aberieeti I have had complaints from bookseller% 11111 they bud their trade consideeably injored by such books la cirenlatina, and that formerly they supplied the King's College with books to • considerable amerient ti pit their arenauts at present are a mere trifle; and that Wit of their books have been sold to a eirealatiug library : 1 asp* that 'act more particularly to asosie. Dv you apyrelteid that, in the most expensive books of which the 11 copies leave been delivered, the copyiight has • beets of say value?—That very rarely happens with very cif peusive.hooks ; la theses eases the copyright is icarcely of. any Would you have preferred abandoning the copyright to giving the II copiral-1u most iustances of expensive bunks we would du it, partieuhuiy I. books of limited numbers. Rifollows, from the calculation made, that the actual cost: of posayrurk sad paper of an evo. volume, is 2s Paper mid presswork simply, sot including composition, is ablest that; the charge of composition depends eatirely up on the qsaatify of triter In the page. Upon an ordinary Bro. of 480 pages ?—The expense of printing 250 copies might amount, together with the paper, W 22L les.; the pritatieg, and the paper and composition, 30s. a sheet, would arouuut to about 404. Does Heat include the 22/. 10e.?--1u ' exclusive of It. What ',mild be the prime cost of the Bvo. per voifiete?— *louse Isee p smeie more. la the ease dare edition of 250 copies, is it the practice of the trade' meet apart 11 rupees out of the 150, which weakest* for the public; or is it the practice to print the whole either 250 for the public, sad to go to the expensed the GI. tor the 11 copies Cum the Vetiver:Wes ?—I believe I Meted bellase, thriller wows wee to print edition of 250, 500, 750, sad no forth. Then in as edition of 150, there are 239 copies fur the and II fur the Vaircreities?—Yes. Dish you do not iaev the expense of premien, k fur the II copies foe the Heliersities merely?—The number we give is the Usiversities is always taken out of the edition. If you prima beyond the lag, you charge fur another 250 ? . Where is the digitally of departing from this custom ? II has bees the regulatire eff the trade time immemorial to priat and pay for tokens ut 111, which is au hour's work fur teret fee; rbl %MB Ilitita ream of paper, and it is the .enegollbeet pniilesinthenemid mationers to sell their paper in =A rums prints 610 sheet% med consequently 250 half • gym. Were a smaller somber pistol, there would be neeemmarily • considerable waste of paper from the • aegfigetior of the sinters, warehousemen, pressmen, Sec. tllb dissifoor emegersour, iu all lastances, to order such a iiiinslwilletelololllll as will occupy a resin, or half a ream of per t fir as ems Imeatily. Were any regulation at. tempted is the muds of elmeging, the confession among the would be as great, that a rise in the price of i a lr i gureeWliseeessarily Oa "1 esimelarel you to say, that the consequence of hilligullikeLibli au eves portion of paper made up in the '.,12r t eeraequenoe of that is, that the remainder be liable to dilapidation aml coufusiuu, and great Mai in eneeepteare of waste?—Yes. Is the duty payable upon a smaller quantity than a ream ? —The excise laws forbid a paper-maker to read a smaller quantity from his mill. How far back de you trace the existerre of this custom of nut priating is less thus 250 copies?—Air. Nichols, I be lieve, the oldest printer in the trade, has informed me, as I slated before, that the custom existed before he knew the business; and he, I believe, has been in business upwards ut 60 years. Dues the stationer supply the paper to the printer ?—He does. You have stated, that the paper in the printer's work-shop is liable to coafissioo; is it mot in the power of the publisher le pervert that portion of the ream am used in the dittos' from Wog ewebrasled, and a preserve it fur the next work in hard?-1 conceive et to be totally oat of his poser. Have the booksellers, fur every smaller number of soy week, required the printers to charge for less than 24)1 ospies?----1 do not know of an iustance ; I have out requited !pelf. Would yes sot have dome this if you bad judged it reel -6 ?—I certainly would. 1 ::: booksellers sometimes priuted 100 or 150 copies of 'airy .Dirk I—We have dune it. And paid bur 250 ?—Yes. roe say, shat • half ream of paper will do for 9.50 ; if the publisher, who hes the paper it his Ake, was to divide 260 by 11, wooldthere be any waste if he mot owe dishevel so print 11 copses ?..-1 am satisfied it could not be done without waste. Do you menu that the erinfeeiten would arise, dewier the charge or aft. r the new regulation had been adopted I—After the new ngteire.um had been adopted. Do yne think that premises would coaaeat to make a less Omega than upon 250 copies?-1 do sot conceive that they would. Du I eneletalead yea to my, that you think she wittiness ie priding would nod Le prevailed open to comply with the change in the a 1111N1111....Ye5, that is any meaning. Nu master printer notelet have iaoeireece enough over his men to print the clews.* copies without paying them so the $lll4llllll of !—Nu, particularly in the present scarcity of plesensea • and if any alteration of 'has elesr6ption were at. Irate", 4re coaseqoneee would he au immediate rise in the price of printing. This I speak from the 1119114 W, I leave made. Vices this depends upon the ordinary principle of supply and deemed. If • demand wpm the pot tattle presentee in stead of the pulderbers existed, them that ilitficulty wonif he; 6 0 11 * away with I—The clewed on the part of the posifinien i would be an beerease of wages. i You do nit seem to aaderstand my question. If theme were more promisees wanting work, than publishers wanting presumes, the Freemen would nut be able to parent the owe•••• - •,,•: - e •;•••• ".e • 7 77 ••••••ITY7 — '''' ."- ',1 V R1...... _ 1 ..... ), , e , - . . ii. -1 4; 1(43 * . -/: -2 -ee — ar- - 11:--t) • .• • . ' • . . . . • • ..., .. ~ . , .. • - r,/.,,,,,, : 1 4.„„;.,..,, 1.,.. vir.s. t ....I A : .. . • t..., .. : -,,,a 0,4 1 !M.. Sre e t' ..' e ~1.•; .& .. 1... 4 awn" ele awirr 1 1 ... 1 r ~„..: tit lo ....tumoN .....ri —l - ...,.....„,...,, . - ~ n evivietaa •_, '' . "'" ' ' '... ' • • ~..• a. arosst VA..I Juiti Ante.atclis• ./oulo l l ;lnt ,i , i '......,...—/ 1 .7 '' • i X la. , 1$ s <.• t: L I ..1 • • . , .., - l a,- ' •t• ••• 1- - 1, „ .. ~ i 10 .! r• . ,iv ,' • 1 : . 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' .• • MEDICAL Airoftiis. , Aim GUTHRIE will ennsinence Ns WIN- -771 EATIVEROY/IE. DRUIRt-LANS. 10.31( /111{0W. SATUDY. October. 9. • UNITED CSOIIIIPANY iriIIERCRATII'S of ENG- - ow NOONDAY. she Nth of Willem at line uniutair,.. 'met -.. ‘ ,ltislit, in the Denim, it the Large Rue.uf die Rai al their illajestins• *Mush wit *Ana tlai•Colio LAND ' imdent S. lA. EAST 11.1 DIE S, d'• "YAP F igli • 1. I:IIRACTICAL, - OBSIIIIVATIONS In • ra al " iat e • . _1 ,:i •,,. )1 . , .... ' • ' ... . SUR(lllllllolbelaaasti hy CAKES. Westasin.terlaerwary fur Diseases of the lEye, Illori:le- beawebreel, Piccadilly. THE tHJENNA. . Th_ At 1 1 14,1MOMMATTEIL of BUYING -sod IYAISE.-. • , Its W e t 11.11/i11:: F.R.S. inn Jennie*. Or. slander ; Dan Fetdiaait.l , Mr. Dir. 11 11 1nIES itIM be *Wily fa' eeti.ive Priwoask in writing,' &eine Olerz tee, the i o e s e ei efe at • Malleal °Mans Olt she Nom the Amy, awl the Owl- s ; Una tw os . m a w s , ses ‘a ,,A re s reg ~,,,,...,..e rs at waled op, we ow Were ;18611/411eDaly,, the'Bll4 of lie-, I rk e it ir a • ii 7 4 , 0 „. • ta. sv :,. !' 1 7 . 4 1 0., Wltessikstill be alleillead grnioidusaly tu thew Lectern. uss „ me); too „ sae. ah . J. swish; sow p aw , tab., twat, from sada Pennies as way be willies to !imply . b ew a s •.• • ••-• r . I . ~lial the reeneatneodaseost of the bond of their reaper- Smith ; bane sewlewa, M. [tight. Clam Mimi the Company with : , R.A TREATISE ow•lhe •Prierelpal DISEIUMIISAMet '. , r... r .'" art ibe g * ,,r it ali t,, gall a ti he i w P r ee ": l f ed us la & t al l.? ar e bow (frees the Theatrallayst, Ilitli. her areoad oppekr- Iluluns sod alit.T SEAV fur pocking Nfoollelp ; EYES, illestated with CASES. By AillonioSawaystotaiii.l _ ,„_-;-". .-_,...,..., la .. keiry.iiii r : u * "I P a liadosh Lads% MI•BCO• 101 3 11 If Dem*. M••• r sae, Illafthelsllllloslaa of the'Veatiaci sop II owe' &pea filg ia Poefelowypto r tr Tf . the P•eulay 40 !maid , * I. ' ''' -- .7 — ' rte. . . ,wppliSafion.lo-lbelawk oet the said EloweenitaTe with whit ,ki! . kepi to Polvaluivot POO, • Tismilhod: , - - tr, .. , • r ,. e bko k w ill be refilennell Ow • the sth time) a wow' ling Prepaid, wool ha len berate . pewee .....k tps gibe - ATM Ale MAI*. Wl ll Mali. °I I. 1•1411. Sitteell IT '• . ' &view Mho. Demi, awned • ' mildllet of (*thief, lifter. l& WS! the'Cotlltee will NNI Pell& DMlle f olie ssis. • , • - •11lie Second Edition, eiwakier.bly • ' . , . *'"• Cop yitivijr . SIGESMAH. THE bWITZEIL ellereAwed ehla lath •Ilitrovierki lo ode lake Oil. ' ..'" • ' I.,:uua n.. ... se ' t - he Actin* of the Plate arowthed by Ile. B. iphpatao. :.•; it .... ..,,tifirr,".•- PM"' 9APT• !k.......,„ -If 44 ,; 14 ,_ . The Miele bast Inr Me. T. Cools. • e s ga l9 fT•!° l TT g r rl n " 42°RGsr a 1111*- i•r:. • -.! ~. !.1 . • MINUTES OP EVIDENCE • %* Chamorro tip No IL tesim., Mr. seimmett. or. • i .. .. ina -1169 ..110 ""1 1 2 111 Atet;c 0 ________ 48AN* i .1......,* *. • I I s ? c y l i per i ld,„ hea em b ro= i lV i t , fssion• Porous TIM SELECT Coition - OM OE THE • UNA. Mr. Killd, Mr. IV Me. "'OMIT*. air. 100 ' "" 9 "• -411.11 ", , I ••!'" , v x .k. 4 1 , 11P ••••*Welowno•M•voiaTirl ......r! _1 . •_.,:r ivijaisi if s t i 84 Ifintilf OF COMIIOI,II. ON THE COPYRIGHT ACTS ow, Mr. Elmieell., Mr. MS. ~ ipie Mite Soalthowa. vomit. 'Pm. we eatele,•nege -e' . pint dritteiwiodomitaiiiiksaisr : iou g ip1e•4 1 44.. • •- - • 1. , . •b y I% ifs. • • '." 0 8 AWIIS, C. 19; )3 CFO. 111. C. 53 ; Prows opra et lIIw .11118dre11111 Iblishisibe Is Ws , ~ .1 .., ;SWltAtlchl4lptheipiktgliathlll lellalikGit ...t n .- PRACTICAL OBSERTATIONS am the POPIA- .41 cgo. Jai. C. 1O7 ; AND ,11.1 titiO. lit . 116. 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By Wyse et the -seastieeed Ofteee. dna with.. ite• to % , . ..- /1...... ea,. ......-1--at.- z.. ......1L.....,:... - . . NEW PICTURE OF LONDON. Jest published, wills numerous Views. Map sod Piss, pit* os. bound. an leaprovrd Edition of EIGH'S NEW PICTURE or LOPIDON;' .K.A or, A Vie* Of ihe Pitlitical, &firkins, Medical,' Li- terary, Municipal. Commercial, and Moral State of the British 31,11%4045: prep/swift s brief and !wadies. Grade in the Stranger, on all Sobjects connected with generil la. Airesstirst, 11114011114 111 Amusement. As Edition of this Work may be bad, shit the addition of 22 Culeared Plates of Costume, lee. price 12s. bottled. • Printed Aw Leigh, IS, Strand. w e ll This work mimeses s decided aspetierity over every aimrlar astropt. Themes* sweet sad correct lefurniaties, is arrusged in mimetic slider, the OW. ire sidwaved ie. the hem manner, and Ike whole esbibits a faithful picture of the British Metropolis. It is almost iseredible, that so weal status of information sisesld he Wealth. isle or insult a compass • and is this respect it will not only dePst the mussel ;refresh as, but hid hack with redoubled forte the base issiunaliuua , which have hers obtruded oa the THE CLOSE OF TILE SEASON, AND TIDE I.A.sr Ntairr OF 'MISS KELLY'S ENGAGEIIEN rs IN LONDON. THEATRE-ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA-HOtSE, STNAND. TOR THE BENEFIT OF MISS KELLY. (IN MONDAY NEXI'. octi,iwr .1. ISIS, will be prevuled (fur t►e 111 h lime), • Hew Seek,. Comic Bombastic Operalic Interlude, ealkd DOCTOR BOLUS. Kim! Artipadiadrs. Mr. Ilnrley; General Searansouebo, Al. W. S. Cloeterley ; Dillylio , olo% (Isis Aide-de.t:ausp), Mr. lAurubter ; piscine Bolus Physieisai), M,. WO. known. Queen ICataliuda, Mis Krlly ; Puetylins and Mops& (Maids of Honour), Ma 1. Stevenson said Mrs. Piano t. After which (first time Ws rem* the serious Opera of A RTA XERXES. Artaxerxes, Mr. Broadhurst; Ariabaues, Mr. J. hears; Atbacer, Mr. Pearlman (his first appearance in that charac ter); RiIINIWP, Mr. Mickel. Manelase, Mils Care+ (her Ent appearance to that character); Benin, Miss LATS. To 'Web will be added, A VARIETY OP ENTERTAINMENTS. 'To conclude with a popular NEW OPEktE fTA. Pgineipai Characters—Mr. Harley, Mr. W. S. Chattel 1. 1 , Mr. RI nadharst, Mr. J. Janes, Mr. Salter. MIMI Itei:), Ms.. I. Stevenson, Mrs. W. S. Chatterlay. boxer, bs U.—Luger Gallery, ft —Upper Gal. &ere, Is. Tickets to be bad of Miss Kelly, 8, Henrietta-sleet. Carrot-garden ; and of Mr. Stevenson, at the Bux•Office ut the Thrash c, frau Tell till Four. TO THE FACULTY. THE. PROPRIETORS of THE LONDON . 1. MEDICAL AND PHYSICAL JOURNAL, as gri ttiest Work. formes ly conducted by Dr. Bradley, end latterly by Dii. Ratty.fothergill, Bed sabers, have the salisfactieg to sannenesi an engagemeat with two additional Editors— Dr. THOMAS PARKINSON. for the Medical Department, and Mr. WM. HUTCHINSON. fur the garKiewl Uoltayi- VACNI; who have formed extensive ounuesious with the must entities% Meg is the Prassies. se well in Ragland, S. in Franee, Germany, mid the Veiled States. They will, come. (meetly. he'enabled to present the Readeks of this Aimal, in every Number, with the earliest informstios es all sub. jock. connected with Illeslicige, Surgery, Chemistry. Phis.. macy, botany, Mull Raised History; together with Critical Awalysee of the bat Works published he &ital. Mid es the Cuatioests of sad Amer*. Their extensive Foreign Ceswegiose has iiced them to devote a distiact Di.mirt mem is the Suierial to ibis oWeet.; and the Seat exhibiting of Owe new festers appeared is the Number published vii the lit instant. Lewlo's: Printed for inhnSoslir,73, St Paul's Church yard: sad sold by Highley aid Sue; 1. Callow; Cow and Co.; T. Red G. Uaderwood i deigning sod Chase; nod T. Berme atill CO.; owl by Paiker, Cambridge; Sieday, Oxfoni ; Wits,. MAI Soft, Tod ; Quotable awl Co. KJishurgh I tPpliiisti liisoev and afmatia. Paris; sod by l motikeeltirre of Newburgh, Amsterdam ' Leipzig, Berlin, St. Petvisbeirgh, New Turk, Buskin, Plitlisitlphia, aad Bal tisiore: . . . ir' i ttain lug oak MR lit tit1=11,5941 •Jpe • ~ .Z! i . . ..r , etietum being done awny with?—lf they were le n state of p• wrs ty iltey must do as ee.ll res d r e. can. The j•sursio• um so ps isitcre, err a very imelligeut set of wen, and are drilicult to he magic:eel. VW you emir bear of any pressmen, in consequence or waist of *mph/meet, being iudeced ki break through lest rule ?—Ne. Is the custom now established shore silventageoes to jonr. *epees trekkers than any change could be?---No, 1 calmer' my ia; beams s elorege might be more profitable. • Would any change be called more profitable which did but give them ea hterease of wages ?—I think not. Dues it not take Ake copsiderable pendent of time to change what are called the tutees in Priming, and moult -It "nag, tit ff p ut peureoef jearneyeteu to be paid fur every s o le impeeesiou wader 260, but in prop.irtionb—lf they ore e paid only le the same proportion for welshers entice 250, as 111. y are over 255. it would be greatly to their disailvaissage • y would lute meth time in changing their ws ' Yes.es. Does that inceinteuience arise in printing the small. r numbers?—Yea. If any alteraliim Were blade Se at du per. • sent mode of tbargiug. we shook! feueiider it more to our orkeetage to take the 11 copies Out of the 240, then tae K khrlifiti3k"Lbelluthit neuter. If • seadier price-Vete paid It 'the joursieparo prisoners lb" for t o te2soo4sleseeetriaid it swat ked Iu endless dispute* between the attester prim:let mid the joinery meis pc iutesr, as to what time they Suet M changing farms; andeo l , l din he regulated by any knowledge which the master might pies. ass?-1 coercive there would be • coustaut dispute be tween the master sud the printer. Would there be soy change of forms between 240 ai.d 201 copies ?—No, it dues not apply. How be ug have you been its the business?—For 30 yet re. You riteullect,the state of the trade before 1801 ?—Yes. Three was a yea y cuusideralite irritating buskers. met teal use is Ireland befure that time?—Yes. What has beer she consequence of the Act of 1111 1 /1, with regard to the printing business its Ireland ?—I catinut speak from say emu iefuratatiete. I conceive that the pristiug beakless in helloed is uUI so great now mit was Shia. . 11 by 'erg coesiderably dimiuisbed . Ca. you snake auy calculation von the subject ?—No, commit.. . r Do you know before Ittol, Ural 1168 the extent of she trade between Ireland and America{-1 du Out kisow. Ido sot kuuw that I obis collect the information. • yon know bow maul primers there were ?—Nii, I do Out. Yoe mention its your description of expensive works, that the trade would rather give up the advantage of glee Act of Parlianteut air so blur copyright, than be uldig. J to furflioi eleven copies to die Uoiversitiee ; would the bade give up the advipitage of the Act of 1001, with respect to Irelatitl, leaving her in the situation she was previous to I/101, rasher than forms& the copies to Ike Universities ?-1 'kWh I can not decidedly answer that question; there was an &drainage ciertaiely, bulb to this cutostry and to Ireland, by the Art of 1801, fur the advantage was mutual to Inhume'. I admit there was an advantage gained by that Act. Is what manner, prior to the year 1801, were you in the habit of protecting works frum being reprinted iu Inbred? —No copyright whatever, - by statute, existed so Ire laud prior to 1601; ally hookselkr might reprint the weeks of another with impunity. 1 conceive that Irish authors lute gained very switch by the copyright laws as establish. d sit 1801. wbirh they did not posses before; ,um) maws would prefer printing their yolks iu their owe roeutiy. That was a material advoutage, pm think ?—Yea. Before the Cukor, what did the primates uf works consist oft of original wink, written there, ur reprises. of works u. meetly pirated is Euglend?—Principally of tee semiarid of works originally printed iu Faigleuel. w o e it not the practice its Ireland. previous to Site Art of 41 Geo. 111. fur the printers iu lie.asid tu relined al most every saleable work primed is. this cruelty, and to smuggle them into lEsiglasid, te. the great detrirriesst of authors, sod to the great injury of the reveinse, which derives so large an iecome from the excise duty upon paper?—lt certainly was. Do you out cuesider it of great advantage ter the author.; sad booksellers to have gut rid of that illegal practice Certainly; the practice was decreasing prior kr the Velem. fur the Antedates baying iurressed their pa Wine inlet very touriderably, they reprinted almost every work which was likely to have any sale whatever ; so that if she Ad of 1601 had out passed, the exportatiou bade flour Ireland to America, would bate here, pas baps, totally dooe away with by ibis thee Do you kuow in point of fact, whether the principal prin. ter is Debit's did um, upon the penile' of that Act, emi grate to America, and these carry um a creueiderable trade ? I know that fact. Do you know that the book trade with America and Ire. Taal is almost entirely abasolueed, it courequeute of toe emigration of Irish booksellers to the Visited States !—Ve. y much, et rtainly. Do they not reprint almost every good Englieh publics tiou iu Auterica ?—Yes. How lon has that practice prevailed'-1t Las Itteul: a. dually increasitig for 20 or 30 years. With the prosperity of the country '—Yes. Arc there many instances of reyublicattuus in Ireland of expeutive English winks'—Very few. Are there mauy instances of repwltHeations of &little)* books is !reload, of whirls a comiderable poet of the vassse depended upon engravings'—Very few. Du yen recollect any particular work'-1 recollect there was Pennant's Lunde's, soil its publialser iu Irelaud 'miaow ed a great loss. Wm the state of the arts in Dublin such as to afford a chewer of a successful competition to such win Ls ?-1 i sus su a yes y low state indeed. Wrote the Art of 1801, they printed law books as well as other book►?—Yts, they did. You have given to the Committee au *sweat of sever. , I woiks, antoug which was Dealers udis ; to ea►e the Ari t a 1001, had nut passed, du you courtier. it *OO4 have ass es creJ to IrclauJ to reprint any of these bucks'-1 thisk some of them. Which of them think Cost's Marlboro/4h. But col Dossiers ludic or his Coast Voyages, ur Southey% Mart D'Arthur!—Certainly nut ; it alight have imbues to have repriuted the Marlborough. Rather thou pay the 11 copies, would you surrender the 14 years copyright gsveu by the Act ?—Yes, we would , opts" that void, 1 have made some c.skulasiuns; 1 lain,: Lund, out of 76 authors, whose books we published as ihe years 11103.4, suit just 14 pars harm: expired, wily C them have died within the period, sod 1 40 hot b r i,, a , there is use of the cup)rizisli of those 19, winch we csiustike of any value *holster, 1.. that we should termini)/ pellet being placed iu that situation tba■ deliver out 11 comes. The copyright of 14 years them, has beer of ma gnat avail to you ?—Nu. Have you. formed any estimate of the p►oportios of copy rights, which Lust any value, after t h e first few 'rant, ad ti.r works which you published?—To futon a sough cattuhttsou, I 'shwa think lull above a fourth. How taauy cupyrialda retain say considerable vex., 27 years after putiticatiou . . , —Nut one is fifty. Has tha esteutius of the weeks printed ni let.latsa, 'lure the Usios, improved, its eumparitato to those wt.; ts before the Vniuu?—Very much. Were met the books, ps. vsuusly piloted. usnslly 'ltre"" - ly iacorieet, and generally 111 Clitaileti ?=1 key w. r ge or ssHv, 1 believe, cos►ijered to be so. Du you nut dusk skit the custom of repriutissit hooks to Ireland, wag for the poi pose ut uutks.elilug 14t original editwu►?-1 . ►!o you think suck large sums could have been paid for the copyright of moue noohru win►s, had the termites: of reprietiug them woke iu lielead, amd assiire‘ime diem tutu this country, bleu continued ?...41,:es taw!, slut, of swell ( :,. ...,.,, ( .. 0. ; .;(1411 ,....-4:1 , , t.... 4 -• .• ....- r: , , ..,?;,,•,,, , • k ~ , V 4. ,... • • • , 4 4 011 lc nu.), I d r , ... )4 ''..... 1, , ttt .• : . ..• ~ k ov o t •Igi 4 ; 01tt i1 Li , .: , 0 1 1 .04 4.. 1 1 , 7%/11141 ; 4. 0 .. ,7• i .. 1 4 : 1 " ... : li t i ,1 • ' . .. . i . ....., 'Pinta SEVEN-PFNCE, ilt PI f. ,4 7 . 4 1 ' , I . • i - ) , .. , . i: \ '. 1 1 11 j. i, i' • I . , 4 - t ~ , i ; I i . ' 1 ; i 1 I t • / • c , I . I . !. . • . 1 • 1 \ . 1 ' (...' ' . !.• k i r . 5- 1 '4 1 1 , : - i i: ... t • k , ri . • 1 1 , . ~%. 4 . ' . 11 i t I i - 1 i • I ' i ! 1 • ) . . 1 t, • . ! i • . , ~. , •.., . , 4 . i l k 1 • 1 ~.• • • 4 • . 1 .' ~t, V i ; : 1 , ! , • ' t i i v • . t Lately publiahed, beautifully printed iu *etre°, price Its. boards. T HE MODERN ANTIQUE: or, The Muse in the Customer of tl , icen Anne. By J. DOH PERT; EMI. Also, by the Same. . TIME; or, LIGHT sad SHADE: a Peens, in fa Parts. Price 11. Ss. elegaatly printed in ato. *.• " The reseal Puna is distinguished by the same marks which characterised the fureeer—a serious sad disciplined mind, celestas.e madam*, sad amatds MA , hoar. It exhibits a comprele-nsire view of life, and of the follies, wires, and prrjuiticni of mankind ; ate ;hat it may be row. *heed and dawinainiatesi a trimly ilidartic cunspositiou. Thu Poem c u many striking sod elergetie opostruplses, and 'sufficient number of really musical liass."—Gent. Msg.