The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-05-29 00:00:00

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MR.S. 1 !IBS moot relwcifully 111)1101111r r. to her Friends and the "011ie. that her ItENErIT is Bard for Tilt; RSDAY. the 11* of how, what a was iety of Entertainntriala will he expremelk toetodhut the bight,' popular Comedy, in thereat-tr. nfled. TEAZING 31ADF. EASY, which will he ailed poritorely for that night fluty by perinotaiutt of the Proprietor. of the Theatre &gal, Haymarket. Tickets sod Places fur the !loam to he had of M. *rah. don. at the Cox Office of the Thrall(' ; and of Mrs. GO" No by Melina-place. Weattninrit EAST IN Mk ROMA, 111.?-11141,1111L TTierCOURT ofr.OIitECTORS of t4o UNITED COMPANY...! 31ERCSIANTS.0 ENID. LAND, trading fo EMT INDIES, do hereby Om Maier, That with reference tA the Selina rit the I.t ngr i t t e .r r of the Raiff u C:EN/MAI. Ct will be WO at Darer Hnia.e Mtn Leatletthatieltaret, nut Fltlk DAY NEXT, the 29th istenett at Dile. , O'Cinra in ,h Fierrimau, pie tug b.rore egyprietnti a Than a proposed 11 11 wee - &Awe Parliament, entitled.. e A Rill to uncial and re.leer 1 oue Ad the wirers) Lows. 'elitism to the meaner is tebtelb Ltint tire rejoined to hire Mutts" I SALMAttaiMet-Setsetary. !, of PRITISH AND g inIIEION SCHOOL SUClAllnki l▪ a Hutton, of We AlAJEgiry GEORGE the THIOD, • Mtn Artit Pntron isrd "' THE BNITIAH sysTEm OF EDUCATION, In 'The Year 'SON •• • Aad by hininsina et their Royal liiThonossen Ib4 DIANS OF AEA; r *Nu snoicx ; Royal Hughares the 1)11LE of SUSSEX in Hie (.:1111..OHEN ELJIICATtiii) m, ,the ▪ 1104.1715 H SYSTEM will i nnonlnhle.l at Ilighiber'S %Ink on T I SHYRSDAT NEXT, the 4th of Session he would more fur bare to bring in • Hill to repent the War) Laws. the I IA (*.goofy Infirmaries B II Walt rewortcd, end or. aired Op be eekee tutu further consideration con Sunnily sat' I .•' Tangent. 31r. nlasum; zth i Allapieet, Mr. Natoli ; Captain rnalkner, Mr. Pepe; Caasitc, Mr. Oitherry ; Dick Dubai% Mr Finley; NM:leery, Mr. Goalie. Jnlia Fanikaer, Aliso Kelly ; Clementiaa Allspice, Mrs. Harlurre Lady Sorrel, Mrs. Sparks. After which, a Mmeieni Cntertsinrneat. called OF AGE TO-MORROW. Terrieriek Baron liViltirighnrst. Mr. Harley; agree Pins» Mr. Gatti,; (lam Molltna, Mr. Wes:idler. Lady Hrilinhark, Mrs. Sparks; Sophia, Mrs. T. Cooke; Maria, M i eft Kelly. 9•oes ON% at Siscielocit—tbe Parformare to begin at Roar% 7a. ; Seitaral Prier. Sa. 116.0.41 t. 3.. 6.1 ; %resod Prior., Lrover Gallery, 2. ; StIVIIOI Priebe, ls.-IL/pper In.: Ser.sul Prier. MI. Rants nail Placri 'Ali he taken Of Mr. Spring, Itatitniln, Ilrydresireel, from Ten till Four, awl of whom may he 'lisd a Private Mier nie:itly. T.usaiirrrisr will he frriVell, Sliskopeare's Wetorieal Play of King John: King Julio, Mr Conninocr, Miss Maranley (bring their first appearsoce to time characters). Afire el irh, The Slrepins Drsoalit. un Aluoday, The Falk of Clyde. Mt frisle Stock Transfer Bill was read the third lime, and paaird... Mr. Ciout.strata briniest tip a copy of the correspootleuee lovireeti the Cori-flour of Si. Chrktupheen and do- Peeortfiry of Stale rot the Colonial Department, relative to the Itial uC the Rry. H. Ilselies.—Ordered to he prii,teci. The Swath Chervhes Bill •aa. reed the third time, a n d lamed. .5•5,55 P v. 15 5 WCSIIIII I ACA 1, sue •in m Ju1,,,. Titkrts of kluti.siues, for Luau's and Grwrlrraeor. NW et Ifsi. enamillres or door 4141bresat ifs-fonts IP* Ighe tem ;w< W 145511 Atle,", Tressetrrs, Pleuxis-euort the Arr. ktr..ollolll6o'. 131%Asci Atir-streti. Cnt4M41,44.0411.; Ulm' mgr.;Vu ritteherlir 44144? Mr Minor, Qurro.semo, Illonmalivry; tad Mr. Pickles, Roysl free School, 80. reelels-rood. ROYAL COBURG THEATRE, OPPOSITE WATER I) BRIM F- ROAD, limier the imotetllate PntAn.Fr of his 8 1 .Ysi Ifijlwya PRINCE LEOPOI.O of SAXE COBURG. , CUT MT: T 1141 BILL. Lord Lou ro.s.so. brought up the Repect of the Cutlery Troule Bull. Mr Wu:mi:in gave notice, that on the third rredinr of the Bill, he would state at large his objectiolis to it in its present shape. Lord LANCELLT., stnted,the object of the Bill was sirnio!y to draw a line of ilvitinclinn in the stativing, b .t %teen ca , d arson, cast steel, and wrought steel. After a fete words from 11r. BROGDE,I, the Report was r , - reireil and agreed to, and the 11.11 ordered to be read tl:e third time on Monday next. Mr. Gout.nunn, in the absence of his Right Honourable Friend (Mr. Peel), gave Retire that he would, on Saturday next, move fur leave to bring in a Bill for the b Ib r regu lation of the Practice of the Court of Chaiwery in Ireland. The Appropriation Bill was read t h e third time, and paned. ••• The brilliant soarer* whirh has etleistleti this Cat*. Wishing* Atria* its seemed w...11's pinneverp. ratty &oh the Proprietors' warmest mimosas dements; mut in retssruine their sincere thanks to the Poishr, iley lief to *metre theme s Ilaisir exertions in the peoshietion of Novelty shall keep pace with the rilitiisive liatenuage they base hitherto so hherally 11.‘pPriPlIfrd. IQ'lll s t.ittsENT EVENING. FIZJE).IY. R Slay 44m, 181 n, anal To.Nurrow, the F.resssities Enter tainments will enusinisnee wills,foltrth lime, ass entirely new klelo- OM al IC Sp 4 et AC le, written by Mr. T. 41Ichar41, iuteisperseil with Songs, Glees, Cunilmis &..ralitti 'IHE 111;f1T1-1F.It; EAST INDIA HO VSE, MAY 'll, IAIIII. ► kin co Li nf DI R ECT()ILS the PANT of MERCHANTS of END. lANb a 10 . 41111 g to t,l• EAST lIS DI ES, do hereby girt Nofire, 'WV • • • Thlt 16e 'COM . m.rt-rE a of TIVIING null WARE ousitii. will be ready t . ii• receive • Prupiwaln in writing, so.olcil up. on or before V% ED'S ESDAT, Ow 17i6 June weal, Boot •nth Pr.e.ms as may be willing lii supply use Company with a quantity of RIIITISII IIESSIPNR; Dinner will be previa/Q . /or Maw Gentlemen only elm np. ply for Tickets en or berme Tere.hy nix!, of 10‘ . a. li. Apply I. the Seri-entries or !Witter* of the daerent Arbon!. i the Chant House, Cripplegete g a.. 4 at II igbhury Tavern. This day in niiiiiinhrd, in tnno price nn. AN INQUIRY IN'I 1 - 1-1 E• A 8U51.:5; O " THE CHARTERED SCIIOOI—% I,H IRECASAI, wisb Remark.' on the &location of dam Loom Maws that Comm. y. Second! Edition. Kilned fur Thomas sod George Coderruod, 32, Flyet strert. OR, SECRET ENEMY. THEA77:I7-170YAL, lwrryr.c.•tinEy. TH I% EVENING. FRI Al'. Mny 29, wit be acted 111th limn the u•iir Tra;eJy or 111 7 .1,1. A Milt A : Oft. THE FALL OF TUNDI. Mnatalfo, Mr. Yonne ; Manfredi. Mr (' Amn.. rt. Mr. Marreoly; %term , . Mr. Terry; Kaled, Mr. Con nor. lif Ramiro. !Iltra Arin , which (liiira sine.), with new Crenrry, rktiliire, and Decoration., a nen Seriffits Drama. in twn arts. called 111 F. I'AI.I'ZZI; tit, THE. EXTORTED OATH. la whirh *nine of the inferertine raelg an a rerrnt trial nn the Con tifortit hare been attempted to lie put into a de n. ne.etie shape. Conn* Sileii.ete, Mr Maereaely; Marines de C3airilie (Go v-runt of Flavin ej, Me 'Terry; Ferelinamt, Mr Atelaiti ; iltiSrllll , ,, Mr. Connor; Paolo, Mr. Rlinicheu.d. Countess flee. raneit ; Ze•rlins. Dian konare In Art I. A Florentine Pepthul. lhr Mara to be opened at Six te'Clugk—the Ploy to begin - at Bonen. hums, 74.; Seeoriel Price. lle. rel.—Pir, la. 8.1.; Second Prier, 24 —Leiverr Gallery. IN.; Stewed Prier, lc-14w 11, ; SeConoi P. ice. C.a. Place. far IM mixes lie hr taken of Mr. Ttrairlon, at the Box O'See, Hart•atieo, fr..m Tea sill Fans. A Private Hoz only 1w ha., for she Season, or Nightly, of Brewhin. at Ike Box oat... The nry 54`11.11,/ Drama of The Castle of Pslngzi, or, The ‘:Eseeert• el 0 ill., well he rt pealtel .very Evening not engaged with D.':ofina. T 1 1 ,113/ WM W. the new Musical Drama of Rub Roy Mae peg or, *old Ling 15..., Oa 1101.itai (f.m . the Mat time skis mason), Roma mad. THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA, STRAND. THE LAST FORTNI(MT. - - - - - - - N ent,•.(1.1.-10 , r ..f the Itvillisitt sneers, which e oititinesto totem' II R. MATH EWS'S Entertainments, h e wi t' hate ttw h 4 ttttt yr to poiloofg thew as. shore an. oonne..l, 01.. th us thetitest provide pe , hol W which they c.n be extroshd, owing I. the svproncloox nornirE of the (I;leva T sr the %isomer SP:IInM. soil 1.. his mourning eoe.ilrmrot • in vat hoot putts of the koophino. The public sit respeetfnlty esteemed. that they will frol MR. MATHEWS A r tour- tin TurosLs)s, Thursdays, tool Sailor : axis in :se neat Iw.. Werks (b jog positively the last tintes ti sivemince is London until 1 rat year), when he will hoe the Ir. Lis Irl%itorm with an Ewe r . Comment, calleit MAUL :COACH ADVF.NTURES, (kr &e. an EXl'Elil‘l FATAL on VENTRILOQUY, sat iIitrAII,INS _ _ _ . —...... . Doors to be ..rnetl at Seven, and the Performance to height at Eight "'Clock. times o'. ?it 3.. lA, er Gallery 2s. Upper Gallery 1.. Dines, Plans. sad rt mate hots may Le taken of Mr Stir' 1144111. at the lion.tallice, Strand Ent/ratite, from its till 4; a•ol at reanimates Library, 170, New Boti&streirt i , opposite Burlington gardens. LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF DON GIOVANNI, AND RATHER TOO BA LE:—EIJULI KHAN AT HALF. I'HICL. ROYAL CIRCUS AND SURREY THEATRE. f l ilms PRESENT FRIDAY, May 49, and Tumiorrow Evening, the Fmtertaimuents will cum. wart wiffqtifii. time this season), the Comic Pautunsinie Ballet, tail:rill LOVE AND THE LANCET. Doctor Phlebotomist*, Mr. Kirby ; essto (Lorry of Flu fells), Mr. Giroux ; Grerwy (his Man), Masser Ikon; Cali). lnel (She Doetur's Slaw), Johusou ; Whipstileb (she Tai lur-,, Mr. M.Canu. Flurtlla, Miss Simpson. After *hick (17th titer), Sc 'Mindy ucw Comic Butkus, rolled RATHEIt TOO BAD! Henry, Mr Short; Trull, Mr. ; Farmer Stump, Mr. Fawcett. Lady Frimmlly, Mu. H. Westin& ; limo), Miss Jonas Situ Ilullasul. End of the Barkley, a Comic, Heroic 01WrBlie ' Tragic, Pasitumiinie, Burlesque, Burletta Syiertseulu Pseutly, tau. Sur the tills of DON GIOVANNI. Don Giorsimi, Mr. Maid; Dun Guzman, and Gluirt of himself, Mr. Smith; Dor Octavio, Mr. Leonard; Leporellii, Mr Filswillism. Dorms Anus, Mrs. Broo) es; Bride, Miss Cherry; Slit imperils', Miss Ileum. To cuuclude with (for the lists tine) s Gram! Serious 31elo. Drame is two art a, 'railed IidULI KHAN ; OR, THE TERRIFIC SIGNAL. Knali Khasi (eesusisserur of Mogul Erepirre, aud as ise.sior die title of Easiscror (lama, Mr. limittrs u• ..r 'cm 4.11; Zame•li. r. Soli I I 1).11.1 ( Dan%lo4-r aJ. ladli-Nap.sr), Mesa Taylue Irra, Uar. 110111111.1 In Aet I. a We-Adios! Promisee's'. and Grand Tartar Hal. 1.1.-I'.ilielpal Characters: Narelau, Mr. Giroux I.taa, Mica Steepusra. Mows U —Pa 28.—Gallery la.—Aialf-price al hall pad Emit. _ _ Kices Cut the Boxes to be taken of Mr. &waster, at the Aux-tillice, in front of the Thrince (where Fete Admissions fur the Neilson may ►e purchased, mid a private Hill 11. rag' d oighi l)); aud, for the acronammtation of Fauti!iir" rt that end of the Toon, at Hut Bureau de Spectacle, Western Exchatir, B I street. Hums opt"' st half.past rive, to begin at hiltpast Six. On Monday next sill he produced, a Bread, Comic, Tar. rific liatravacansa, sward up with snitch model II Mayon ...RlM in there set., called HOW to Write au Opera ; or, The OelsOint of Dramatic Authorship. lutrinlisciii‘ the Reheat'sl of a liraud Mental Drama, called Anaconda; o , r, The 111MCsestrictor mad the Buffalo. After %kick will It. p►tforaurd, by particular request, the Serious M.l , i.drame of The Italian Wife. A 1 , 1-w Cutuie l'amoannir Ballet is in preparAlon, called After whirl', Grand A.iatic Kg% llr tiorr.lanul prodperol br Slr. l.r arrrq,l44l!rt Mast. r , with slew MI" ticeucry, Drtvwx% awl D. Coral julis. ca ll e d ALZORA AND NF.IIINE; Olt '1111: FAIRY GIFT. _ - . T.. crmelalle with floc pyralar flew .11v10.11rantslic Spectacle, with lira , Ma.uc,Scrarr y , llrra.ce, and Orem eftlletl BY BAT I'I.E; OR," HEAVEN DEFEND THE: RIGHT!" Au entirely new Mho-Drama, with Seenery, Melowa, i• io a fiiroaril Ante of preparat• and will he product don alimilley or xt, how I, to be rabid Fatal Ambition ; or, the Italian /leggier Girl " I Itln r Noretto x ore in rain r preparation. i4t The Ptirprietor., in order to nowt the wAeri nn.l auggeatiotto of isomy Noble Patrols , awl Friesitls, hive ap propriate the Liao r Corlia of Urr4l The netiontniolation of au fi,,eletiter• of the Upper Coyle has also been paid pat tiro lsr A tent um to— roll and Toiled view of the Stage is inamtairseil 7 while the apiampriatitio of a taorfolly dreoratril Sal• ..... for the porpore of r freak. 'swab., grill, it is hopt..l, add to Me gen. r.e I farl. Lower lt.otrs,44.—l'mocr 3 µ —pit.2. —4 t il e r ! , 1 Duora to hi opened at H.Of rut Fire, to begin at Half. pall Nix.—H4llprire at Half-plat Hecht. Places for the Boxes to he taktu of Mr. Grub, at the Box. Mier, 11..tts Tex till Four. ••• IfAtra l'airolea are enen.d for the Drid7e and Boa& loading to the Theatre, and 1131 Uvular nitration will be paid to the lighting of the moue. • E I'TON. STOCK. 8R0K1111.1.011010 the si few - of bill Frirlisto for a few wwwwwl,;llo thr etwflattillele.l *ovally of lba pttMi.t Lottery, to begets 4th o f 4111%.e. ribrte are • 107 Capilal Pr I .(tirve r kneurobtruri). Ptiiri POO (.filly 14,000 Ts. k rtr r AND (.1 Sisorpetur .4.lr"otbior en Erni', i'snrllos•rt) TH rms . !' "I'IIF.N Er PHIZE4,4 will bore CIAO each, maims% upwar.l of Ow,OlWl its lows that Half an Hour; heist; snow than £l,OOO 4 %mute, for Ire Firs 20 3litsutes. EYTON'S Velma* cannot fail of remPoolovinc Olaf, its rimy I,mirry drawl on the IZiote. Usrils.l)oy, Imo Ilffire hos Inn n nranuglisibly surcrm,64l. Ile theu ChM e mon itipM.• ler good (minor, M hiss well-know.. F.sonislighment. t. coluvut I. I.O3IIIIAItWITREET. 111C11:1111)SON. (:1)01.)1.14•Ii, HIM I). 111.11. rrepetlfelly acquaint Dwir Friends, that the N LOTTERY r oom.. Dr.va tag oil the lit•ffli BIRTII. DAT ; sod they are happy in ttttt siciiie 1114 the Scheibe bee b een funned 11.1 the Plan as the last, wish, howtver, some Irapnwenwitis, which K. G. and Cu. strongly mom mead to pulthe ~tire. There are 107 C..pitals, !Hinz tongiarrably ttt re than in the late Loltcry, and 4,000 Tickets lege than Ira. There err Three Prism of X/0,000 • And 4i4 of t 3,000, £.1,11100, £ 1.0110, we. Besides a large Proportion of £llOO, a; too, &c. he. Adteutsirers lwfore the First Day laser advatitscra rant to he obtained 01.4 wards, as the li.st TwESTY Pita. a d r aws& will have rack f LOW in addition. KICINIAItDstON, (An 11/LUCK, and CO. have for more Haan 40 years very largely participated in ilw politic f..vour, and have sin daubs ilia their Friends .sill think of them u the present "IT:Ifjoll —A vent variety of Nolialser. will he always Iroutial ins bale, at their untintstiostably forsususte Oilier'., naen•lttllt.lllSlC:S, COR4IIILT., ii 4 facing lissou's•isEws. Cosill4 , 4G-otos% wlwre every ilescriptaun of hiusiners is. the Public Funds is Critbfully sae. Med. NEXT 'll ILT HSU AV, iwr £4 1) . 000 , £23,000. or flt !Inn For the 10i-drown Pulse above £l,OOO. lIAZARD & Cn. CO? THACTOIttr SCHEME. Furesic.l WO the Blasi* of 410 , 1ra:win 1117 CAPITAL PRIZES A NOM NEXT THURSDAY - - The Ftsat Yu Prizes will have £40,000 EQUALLY DIVIDED. NEXT THU RSD AY The First 500 Mao will hove £7.800 EQUALLY DIVIDED. If you buy u Tirkrt or til.ure brfore NEKT 'YOU WILL HAVE THE CHANCE OF 3 l'fises of &AI 000! 4 Prize.. or 1.3,0410 NMI £i. ooll ! 40 Prizes a .Cl,llllO ! awl .L . (0)0! (i 0 Pine* ul .C 300! gills' i:2 00 ! %ROG Prize,. of .t.1(10, .1:30. &v. &v. The 512.06.4rawn Wier above £l. OlO gee" be X 12.000, gij,ooo. or L4U,000. Tie%cis and Shares are gelling by H A7..►lt I) and Co CON TILAVTi.II9, at sheer very 4.14 Utlice. r•.• 03, I(UVAL Ex. 11:11%•4.1t, 1.4.11414.1 i (4stabltalir.l upwards of 100 yrasi.). wig* Sold and %mid _ _ Fite INi:el of Elo.noo in the Last Year's Lows i 5..., sod Capitals its former Lotteries unsonittont to MILLIONS. N. I: --but Letters. ThArts rule en £3O, ma Sieleenthe Su 40 , t,ittimjpe Thie I.usteep 1 4 4. .t/U141: t .114 411011 I, TreKKIN vet the "I n 'tlee Ls owl, fl'o Int f,. o rteket, ag4 27 Al,stittage for iefiver,th, tf r — . 111.. re V. ; r Tlicz!suaY. ▪ Ike Cotsilstss.no of the C..ottnet tnny h► nen on up. Oration to the Clerk hf she used Commun., al hie Olihre es thin Ilsoure, nit!' wheat she Prom...ale mn•t he left hef..re Eleven o'Ciork ens she ea,sl 17,1 s June, 108, airier which hour Ilse Cminsuiii.e Mill not res.e.ve am 'rendre. JOSEPII U.UIT, Atminsassi-Setretary. Lyn . INDIA DOCK DOUSE, MAY WI, /NM r I UF. COURT of DIREC 11 II(-: t• the I EAST INDIA DOCK COMPANY du hirreip girt WoUre, a Gr.N nn U. 11 CETI NG of the PROPrt I F.TOIN of the viol O,III'INY *ill he hi hl at th..ie linage in Xt. tioi.h.opirzate-sore, r, .a 1 FAD 1Y Nex - r, the 2.1 of Juni., ar lye o'Clork, ono Special Affairs. By Ord. r of she Coors, JIM A; FARItA N o S e eret n i7. The Ville will Ise taken at One u'Cloek pecasch. TO THE I•'ftEli AND INI►RPF.\fCNT ELECTORS • OE SOUTHWARK. GINTI.LN/tll. VI NG ritersstell my intention to wait in per.... nit retry F.lertiir, 1 have now to perform the isfartnt y dnly of that such a ..uppn. t has Lassa aa.isrol the yawn. which I was Invited on osmium, as ran lenve tin d.nli.t of its *ore .a, and this too Without iwc.ifoliee is, the' iiitereat of lr. eliarke Calvert, whine re-election is seetarril by a atestly altarlenteut which does plat 11 , 31 , 0111 T In the IteproitistAtive. awl to his ennatititent. not, Gentle men. alt:lst I omit tie toe prottiect of ydur n i a cin: nature, inn! the trsu.uph . uf principles which afford the uuly hope of anisMinn for 11w o cy. I cameo*, as at, iss.liviminal, be Su. assoisible to the Battering and bind museums whir' is 1 have newt with from ihr •hufe holy of Elsensett esti for winch 'traits of 6614441 and Isheostisy, I trust tags olds awes my twist grate hl Seknowleilitivints. flentletnen, a very early diaoulutiori is prnisable ; but if repots 'should (wrier to protium the prrnent Parliament, I ronjore rot. to the tonne of your fellina-ritiorno, out to relay )nisr zeal, find thus lose • esclusy winch now eau uuly be bunt by too Swcb coufnietsce. Grorrititre. •11411#1 0 the honour to remain, Our MOM obedient ',errant, • • ROBERT WILSON. Charlev•vttert, Tlerlteley..rpivre, May VG. ai sus r ctivacH, smut EY, May 27, Idle. ; MONEY WANTED ON ANNUI TIES. TICE i+ Istreliy given. That Troc he* Nfor carrying , into "An Act for enlarging the Chords-y.lot of the Pariah of Christ Church, in the County of Surrey, anal fair Oilier purposes relating therito," ir II meet on the Committee ROOT of the Wm kliutme of the mid Pariah on MONDAY, the flint day of Tone neat, at Preen ti ltrek in the Evening precisely, to receive PROPOSA LS from wy Perron or Permits desirous of ativaiseing any !Min or Stoma sat Money (nut Iraq than lout. each), for the Puri. els:area ANNUITY or A N NUITI En, doting the Life of she Party lentlitte liar Money, payable half-yearly, secured optics the Parish Rates. Prposals, containing the Name, Addles*, and exact Age of th e pers o ns de,.ieints of advancing the Niuni y, the Am t to be advanced, anti the Annuity required, are meliorated to be pent, weird up, and dirscted to ore as under, Wore the said Mei-tinr. Further parlienlara may br hail, mud the At of Perlin. meta (by virtue of which the will he given) seen by allocation at illy Office, N 0.114, Groot Surrey.strett, Blackfriario-niaJ, any lime before the said Jileetiog, Lewes"' the hours of Oro and tine. J •G. SI EYNUTTT, Clerk to the Trustees. EOM REIEIRO, RORIE, AND OTHER FIRST QUALITY PORT WINES. rgirms. awl Rion). hand{ N, Nn.IA. Skinner-street, and 140, Osfurd•slnet, trrperlfull►t iutirrn the Pubtic, that they air nor selling their incom parable. IOU) en* RP.TFIR(I PORT....at 14 4 0 per Dos. 4)1.1) RoltlZ POICE 61:NVIN 16011, from the %Yowl, hat hi fur 00000 nediste Drinking DITTO, 1161^, Oittu 2 10 0 urrro, ISIN for laying .hire PI R. Every other Dr-sedation of Wines in Stuck, in Pipe anal Softly; and in Durk, in Pipe and Hogshead. TO RF. gOLD ET AUCTION, by MR. 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Of whom may be bad, Issely published, by the ..we Antbor, SERMONS, is Owe Vol. Svo. Price, is board., 94. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, May 29. ROYAL ASSENT. The Royal Assent was this day given by Commission to the Irish Parr Duties Bill, the Bank Restriction Bill, the Spanish Slave Treaty Bill, the Irish Yeomanry Corps Bill. the Irish Tenantry Regnlstitin Bill, the Great Ynrmonth Lanes Bill. the English Salmon Fishery Regulation Bill, the Kidwel:y Harbour Bill, awl eight Bills of a private or local moors. The Lords Commissioners were. the I.wan Cnawcyt.t.wa, the lard Archbishop of CAN T ** vav, and the Earl of SHAFTENAIVOLV. IWKE OP KENT. The Dakeof Kent's Annuity Hill was marl she third time and passed. and the House of COlllOlOllll ordered to be ap prised of it by the Chief Hama and Mr Justice Bayley. The Irish Excise Regulation Bill was read a sccuaJ time, tool committed fur Saturday. Thr Baglish sad Irish Militia Pay and Clothing Hills were toseinittett,aad reported without any asetendmr..l4. _ . . . . . _ . The Irish Bask Wenn-lion Kill snit Ike Silk Bounties Bill wets counstitteil t dud reported without suy tumid- Mtn IS. MESSAGE Fnolt THE COMMONS. 11, Scotch Usarcbes Bitii.ling Bill, t►e Clasfilestiae Mar ►iage Preventi o n Bill, awl the Wqi•erst•r and Kiddcrmintier One Light 081, were brunglit up Irvin the Cusamous, and severally read a first lime. . _ TAe Parish Vestries sat Irish rester Hospital huh were severally read the 0143 time, end passed. The House then sdjussrui.sl till S sturday. ROUSE OF COMMONS, TnuasoAr, MAY 29. The Hones met at half.part three o'clock, and W 3,1 111/11. 1111/111ral in the smut, furor to the Ht)llPe of Linde. 11.1 their mum the SPIARFIR informed the House that the Royal de sert had beer siren, by Commiesran, to several 13114—(1'ur which see Lords' Report 1 Th. Greenwich Pride Hill wee reported, and ordered to be seed the tbiril time en Saturday twat. The Chancery Clerks Bill was read the third time, and passeJ . BANKRUPT LAWS Mr. WiIaTTIIPLUT rave I.OIVCIP that he would on Saturday moire fur leave to bring in a Bill to retreat so much of the Baak►ept Statuiett, as oblilted the r -- ".ohniers to hold their third - at Guildhall. steetimr 0 dos motion of Mr. J Sines, it Was ordered th tt the Rimer du re into a Casimitte. um Saturday first. to con.i dcr of giviagllalarie• to 01111414.1*1361C111 of Bankrupt , , in hen of fees; and alas fur providing a it and proper plat.e fur the eiretisp of the said Cominta.duners. USURY LAWS. gs Srliesat OsoLoW cave suitce thlt early in the nest SLAVE TRADE ACTA. On the motion of the ATTORNEY-GFNFRAL. leave was given to bring its • Bill, to extstsin stud amend the Acts of the 47th a•d 5141 of the kink. ?fissure to the abolition of the Slave Trade. Tl:e Eight lion. Gentleman shortly after brought in the Bill, which was read a first tiine. Loot CASTLEREAGEI Mowed the Order of the Day for the third reading of the Portugal Slane Trade Bill. Dr. Pital.tuoae rose to state the objections which he hail to mime parts of this Bill. It coins taint ii, among other... one priucihl. , to which he could not give his concurrence—he meant that which legalised, by a form of treaty. the Kings officers to detuin foreign subjects. This was the first time the Legislature had ever interfered to legalise such a detention by an Act of Purliament. Ile apprehended that no mutt would deny the colt. stitutional prerogative of the King to male war or peace. The royal authority was on such °ma-. shoes always recognised sr the act of the whole melon. If these premises were admitted, he cool.l not Couceive how the House was called upon to jus tify officers of marine in the seizure and d. tendon Of foreign subjects. The Act, was in fact, an inter feretice with the conititutiotial prerogative of the Crown. He was perfectly free to admit the (sects. airy of embodying in this Bill the right of search and viva* ; hut had not Portugal already tulip; - te.l this right by treaty, and were not the subjec:s or that Power !Amid by the act of their owu Guerin. inet.t ? There was then no necessity for an iiirl-n:- hty tor the navy officers, for uo Portuguese subjer t could stand up in the Courts here, and call tor ally redress spinal a seizure made, while he was ill the act of contravening the isiternationial law. The enactment was. there fore, superfluous as to its effi cacy, but it war extremely dangerous in its linnet. plc, said might hereafter be cited as • pr cedes t for an indemnity, under very different c mud snifter. Ile knew uo precedent for unit a measure there was certainly an antiquated practice of oh: King's. granting letters of marque and reprisal Um individuals to seize and bring ill en enemy's pro perty. The principle of an embargo wrs son.eos h. t analogous to this practice, it was • quasi act of hos tility—and lie would here ask. whether there war any necessity of bringing loan Act of Indeunsity for the officers employed in carrying the embargo into effect There certainly would nut, and because the embargo arose out of the undoubted prerogative of the Crown in cases of peace and war. The prero gative would shield the officer without any leg-1 recognition by an Act of Pediment. and the only course open for punishing an abuse of the intro*, tive wee by an impeachment of the Ministers, under whose advice, it was presumed, the King acter 4 . 'Phis was, therefore, an interference in • nice point rf constitutional law, and lie would move 1 nit at lee expunged from the Bill. He also saw with great regret in this Bill. that Cominissary Judges. and Commissioners of Arbitration, formed of individuals mized up frum other Powers, and some to Ire stationed abroad, were to be pruvidril for deciding on the seizures, and their decision was to he final. This was to substitute • novel sort of adjudication in the place of the ancient established mode of judicature preserved in this cumin-3—a was to form a new power into a court of nutmeat law. Their ancestors had a very ehfferesit police in their marine regulations, and steadfiest.y refused to allow any other judicature but that of the rap turing party to decide upon the validity of the seizure. The tribunals, they declared, must lie iii the country of the *vizors, but by this 8.11 tl.ry may be established soy where. In the an swer to the celebrated memorial transmuted fr. rie foreigners to this country in 1753, the most co - lebrated civilians of England. in concurrence with Lord Mansfield, bad declared that it was uojust, absurd, and impracticable, to sdm t the tluiut of Foreign States to have an alljiid:catiou "'Aida their own jurisdiction of the valtdity of the sei zures made under the British flag. This claim appeared. now to be admitted—and it would lay We ground for a future demand tor this port lege.ou the pail of neutral vessels. Ile should hate hoped that Portugal, after l.er expel iroce of liiitiaii faith, and the purity of her judicature, wain d nit hate called on this country to have receded Irian her ancient practice. These were his two mein &- jet:toms to parts of the 80ll —one was the intro freel.ce by the Legislature in that which grew out of the coustitutimial prerogative of the Use other the appointment of mixed Comnioisaries. which went to supplant the Courts of national law in the country. Ile would, therefore, mote that these parts of the Bill be expizuged ; he did well to interfere with the other provisions, for eol.corred in the principle which dictated them. Lord CASTLEREAGII hoped that he elmsti -a... nit r he 1 1.. Anal