The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-03-02 00:00:00

• • - As,..`-'" - .. ,c, ). -;.,- .- '• P. . • . . .. . le . ' ... - . ' • ..• it 4 , A s ; I I) re 4r # • , ~..... „,,,,,... ~!....:". ... '". . -_,..:....:'::- . ..:5. „a.,,,„;.:,,,, . g - r b Ito. b. • ~.. , ~........:_........, • • . _• _ _ . .. ... ._ _..._. . HUM BER 2218. • F1111)AY, MARCH 2, 1810. 're. 4 e l e. - , J ACE-HALFFEMIii , _ 1 DANIELL'S VOYAGE-% AND TRAVELS. I IMPE MIA L PA !ILI AM ENT. Noble Frier:die It ought to be know°, that such N EW THEATIte-ROYAL. COVENT.fianDipe SIIIS PRESENT FRIDAY. March ft, 1810, This day is publisieel, in large ale. price 11. is Part 11. (coo. I wait the complication and expense of those engines; will be acted, a Tragedy, called tainine file coloured Prieto, neatly moulded, CM Letter- I HOUSE OF LORDS, Tritntinev, MARCH 1. treiesitaiy to distillation, that no man in his sen,ee THE REV EN( ;E. Press ,al •-•.-- would pteteed to embark in such au undertaking; 4 4 PIC fURESQUE I . OYAGE to INDIA; by The Archbishop of CAeTeßnenT moved, "That the Do Massa , M r . C. gemlike; Don Carlow, Mr. Branton; Au M urra y ; 'eatiga, Mr. Kimble. Leonora, 31,. the way of CHINA. Thouks of the House be returned to the Lord Inoltup of while this Bill was suspended over his head. , • a Evans, • By THOMAS DANIELL, R.-A. end Chester, fur his excellent sermon, prembed before their Lord 11oLLAND trustee his Noble Friend (tent: , ea iirttel. W 11.1.1 .%M DANIELL, A.R. A. 'Lordships, yesterday, ia Westruiester Abbey.--Agreed to. derdile) would give him credit for being friendly at To which will be added. a Farce. called, . HONEST THIEV ES. Tee Yoe ege outward will comprise fifty plates, with own- It mite oleo ordered, that the sermon Ire peine.d." all time% td the consistency and dignity of that tire and . deer i iptive l e ttee . pres t e (totaing . o..e n nlitine, large DISTILLATION BILL. House; but there was in his mind a tiropriety id Colonel Careless, Mr. Brunton ; Capt. Sleety. Mr. Clare. The Earl of Ateseisanee prevented • petition 1 Mr s,ososioss • Obadiah, Mr. Mundt te.Teague, 410. and nag be completed in en month)t Po lv ee proceeding to the second reading, on account o f the from the landholders. (armee, etid o thers , f Printed far lamensan. Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Patel-nos- -I:liriLlit".l.4(l).; . r t g • be. first ' eppearntice at thi• Theatre). teroare ; and William Daniell. ,No. p, Clevelaieletreet, .1g Mrs • - ibhi; Arabella, Mies Norton. i the rf L • the former act's early expiration. It would be cordeee '" - • ' The Free Knights • gor El e Feliet of Choir- t' a(., eif market t yen, its cou nt y r N eque° e t. . %lei+ the Noble Earl moved should stow be read " . I i „ mere . -e , , tent for the petitioner. to be heard either en gem; ____ _ , nut (hear rod Malvins.--Ois Woodsy, hug Lear, THE FINE AWLS.. 'lite Pe ti tion was read by the Clerk, and stated into the Committee , or on the third readioe, wheel ' l ' l e o ,',,' g rest Pedlar.-.04 Toesdny, Every Alan 111 his This day is publiehed, iii large eta. price 11.1 s. and on Atlas was no unusual thing in that House. As to the de. • e • ~":s ea r, sad A Bodies Or Bleadars--Ou Titurecley, The are. price it ow. NUMINT I. (lob. emottesed quarterly) of Inc grievances Under which they laboured ; that !my of teu (less after the expiration, it was an erehe e " l e e Wurld• coastwise, far the purpose of Beggaring weeded. talent which cut two ways,and might beetrodtietere ------ LYCEUM THEATRE. .1. SCHOOL : t'omprising a &lies a hi 4 lsl7-61iisised Fn. INDER TIIE SPECIA , L LICENSE. OF THE LORD etrsvillget from Peinline, Sculpture, and Architecture, by the they were not whir, in consequence of the ter ' ohile- " t of urea! injury to thine who veutt•red to prepare for etterSilseeteeie ; most eminent English Artists; each subject accompanied L ION of di-tillation from eon,, to dispose o three- i dialers:ion. the joint application Of by epp r opi sate histories!, descriptive, enticed, or bio...raphical ..The Earl of I.AUDEEDALE eeplaitied, nod obe •we er there'd Illem" to • .. A. l e tter.p r e.e. Edited by JOHN BRITTON, F.A S. lOWA'S or their grate, siufficiently to inert the 'nor- mal part ks psiuripally mine le moue expeases attending the eitatieetiuto of 'treble served, they were certainly procteding without the len lil it m e jEs el Ee• sERe AN Te e f on? " _ *noted inc Lowman, Hurst, Rocs amt Orme, Patentee- neceesery ii.fortnetton. , termer.; J. T..ylor, Illollooru •aal W. ' Dowd, Newman- eireet. lane, end the inauy tuxes to which, in these iiinerethey Viscount Si osioere amid trot coincide with his I 1 lie the COMPANY ' it. the 141° DettgY.l " AN. ' Cboieohi of °...1• ' - '"I• • ' A Portrait of Job" Ito ~,,, °Tr wire liable. The petitiou cent:lusted eith iteeeite, win, TlftS PRE•eENT FRIDAY, Much 2, Aolitleatem, nets • P icture pl at s , Joshua Ra y Noble -_. _,,,t r _L o w i tii rs te, rate r e ek reesetem te l ee ' r 7ll..., Petrie revel ( tdistlessie) • thee iteinte eased fat eel.' w ,ufoeMseCallerale- 4 ''.••••••-""-'-'"'‘"•"'"'''""- ' - r ill? Ski den . : e 4 Opripositilre, le we Thee* hearieffisr , deuce to. be adduced at the bar on tbe third teed- fllE SCHOOL FOIL SC tIN DA l e , the .trenies to Achilles ; West, it. A -.1. A View of au t sesitou. eoestderatiols. ang. ' it OAS the gelieral custom for the:r Lordships p Trutt Mr. Wronging's; Sir Otter Stlrtite, Aug it , hipro, repetweitttek the p,444e feu the 1 ,,,, 4 . 4 Sir etre • •- • . The Bail of Aeneas/AAA add, he rose f u r the to receive the evidence on the second reading. in e„ pasties.. eireterseinie Backbite, Mr. Palmer ; Sorepti • ' Pow, of " Deliver us from evil ;'' Flaxitiaii, It A —J. As purpose of proposing what he ceucetstel would be . order that every opportuuity should be given foe s a e.., Mr. Russell; Charles Surface, Mr. Melvin. Lady shwaiww , an ) , n 4 ,4 Front ore', parr, Col...drat Church, coomintent with the dignity of their Lordehips. The • le e fr, Him Duman ; lady %were/el/. Mrs. Flerlowe ; Lonoten.-.;. A Plea of the eubsitructure of the sante Build- opposing the Ball in its after stages; or, if the Petreuriers wart men In-wieners); tee market of Mao, Miet Ks,; Mrs Candour, Mrs.. Orem. big ; Sir ( 'irriotoplter Wren; both dense by James Eltonpriociple were hot objected to, that it might In Art 111. • Snag, by Mr. J Smith. Ly ~,,, in the comity of Norfolk, which produced art • e • t h e c • l e a • • receive tnose a teretons in mummer. w re efin which t eentli time), • tow Musical Earn, in two PINEEItTON'S VOYAGES AND TRAVELS IN la iiiii ens! yo•nbi) of barley ; Nue, iii consequence tots. called EUROPE, COMPLETE. of the Prolithitieu Bill, were Libelee% under those w . mild render it unobjectionable on the thud reed.. . • HIT Olt Al l''S I - This Amy is pabliabed, is O Vol.. it". with EeS"'''''llS psis ,gr i evances which the Petitiou stated. They had is For, though on the third reading amendments The °lettere sad Mmie, entirely new, composoi by Mr. 131. I.ls. ha boards, in i r i . l i t be ar i e r lbeed, they could only be diem...led • . e C. Smith: A COLLECTION of VOYAGES and TR A- taken the earliest o portursity of alleging their co' septum's us order that they Wight be. heard by in Che . Committee. On this account it was re. I The Characters by Mr. reeky, Mr. Pt Cause. Mr. Ms - rx. EELS its EUitOPE, being the first pre Rion of • tried! the' I loiter should po•sets every information f ee-, Mr Eello ll , Mr Joholoollro Mrs•ttemlis. Miss Koarr GENERAL COLLECTION of YOYAGKA suA TRa- cmiusel at the bar of the House. 'l t • t het iose r Le ..h rd 9 s ve lli t l: theo il i ) i isi i seeinid rending ; but in the present instance Mr. Maud, Ace. TEES ; fnewsiog • complete History of the neighs and pre- were in the habit of permittiog the nee Fern of Hit or Meet! was Mate sereieed with germs of discovery, by See and Land, from the earliest a l es to mined to be heard by Counsel. and he trusted the the pritsciple of which he deprecated. and . le.twasite.laplituse, and %vitt be re pastot every griming till the present time. Preceded by an Historical lottoduet ion, on toe ineleigence would be allowed the iir, „lit Pr. ' the eastqn tweet of whiter, it would appear, by the re. e v iler sof we. sod Critical Catalogue of Books of Voyages add Ti meta, and " 'el bed b d dby port MI the e, bum eprecue a Ta.illoinwir, Which Is the Mns'--On Mottdaes Riches l illustrated mil adorued with nomerous Engravistp. titioners. For this purpose, he hoped the Noble mittee elf the other House, was to be hurried • Cum- . e , Illy Stil t slid Erothei .-Ost Tuesday, Medi A.lO shout By JOHN PINKERTON, Ettl (Heaton!) would have no objection to wait- through its different stages without further inform'. I :wiling. Author of " Modern Geography," 'he. pone the present motion for the second reeding, von, and against the agricultural ioteresu of the • As entirely new Eerier -Comir Opera, in three acts, has Printed for Lougman, Hunt, Real, and Orme, Patents.. add. therefore, lie should move •• That the Order ' hers lee( in preparation, end will speedily be moduted. ter-row ;and Catlett and Davies, Stetted. of the Day he discharged, and that the Bill be cautery. It was absolutely nesessary to coast. Tbe next division of this Colleens* will contain the se- der the price of cone and that or anger, Imo THE ONLY CONJURER AND (LACY-WIRE DAN- read a tecmild time no Monday." count of Travels th at relate to Asia, which will ill." ire' fore they could judge of its expediency, acel CER IN THE WORLD. published separately, as woo as it can be completed, with- Earl BATHURST felt not the smallest objection )uiNoR TR EATREXATH ERI N 'AMR EET.STRAND. out waiting for the n.gular course of monthly delivery. The Ito the Petitiouers !smog heard by their Couusel at cording to the pnneiples on which the mews ~ i 7111 S, AND EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK. pi/minder of the work, containing the descriptions of Afi:ca 1 • 1 weber ; but such was the necessity fur proceeding sure was framed. It was said, at one time, tbe . es 111. INGLERY. Ertieerrer of all lete t pirers, ni.d America. will be brought forward in strutter detached tete the present Bill, that . he could not egret to price of sugar wall nut adeqeate ; and, oe this • 11- heisZ so reiwth'llF boo"orrsl try the dietioXoltle , ' porticoes fur the semmutrodstion of persoito alio may peelerground, it was called a Bill to relieve VI est India 3 Periecage of the N"bilireo (: retry, owl Public in g , - this mule of publicatiuu. The publication iu monthly parts postpone the second reacting. because the Act, ... rianters-at another, it was sited, the price of eons Jere, canoe( bet auticipate • coutinnance of the save dig- w ie t t 0w ,,,,, he ~.„ttowed as b e f ore. , sv!ticlt it was to continue, would expire in the early ...• e was so toga, t h at it was intended to prevent a data . tionehed support ; assuring Iris entomb., that doe extr a . - Thi‘ 441 is rablisbed, is Imo. pries ins 6.1. boarda, - part of neat week, and, if any thee were to elapse w hoary perforstaure of that astonishing !igen ttttt cool'. A. TREAIeISE on the ORIGIN end NA.; after the exp iration , it might be attendee with Remus scureity : but now, if they would ex inene . - .e • • ~ IstkE YEAR'', will he contented oils a runner of enter- the p f rice of . these erecte.. it would be foutol cent TIME of ea ytyLEN or HONOUR ; serious courequence. Beside, the Nulile Earl tounnests,ut the fro! celebrity ; *limb Mc hi t :tel l Clatters was allee in price, and sugar was considerably hoed( may be deemed highly auislog, unique, sod ra- containimr . all the Cases of Pemage, together with the mode mast recollect, that the l'etitioaers had a full op- , hig hly , and yet, without one proef of the experli. Mad. of Proceediug in claims u( this kind. porttanity of bating :ward in the future stages of its• sla t e and BMW, 2s. be l'pper Boxes, 2s. Doors open By WILLIAM CRCiSE, Esq. racy of this measure, they were ca ll e d neon t o Of Lincoln'it-lau, Barrister-at-Law. proceedines. at se o'clock, and to begin at smelt. Half-price at ball moo it, without slue consideretioit. Ou these • Loudon ! Printed fur!. Butterworth, Fleetaireet, sad?. The Earl of HARDMicitt had no intention, this pin tggbi. emends, he wished that the hseuud reeding should hS. A private performance, at • dab's notice, so low se PaPlet rail- 51 . 11 - evening, to go into il ill , CUSAitiag of the principle of b e met • . its rearm . NOW COM pi.Er El), this lull, upo.i which he should deriver his semi- Isoued. • Ie • e e -.- MR. LAWRENCE'S NEW WORK ON THE HISTORY towitto in.t h e course of some o f if s futon ilt a ig,, The Loma CHAneltlLole put t h e question •• that o #4 Liel MASQUERADE TILL Arrun EARTER• OF THE HORSE, • the Bill he read • second time on Monday." when* AST II EC, fi.' trliveite.USLer, . But he did Cilia it tucumbeut upon tee consistency dieeees• took place :- ones illhaeho m il Iliehasmalre Prime of Mdse. A GRAND mAsQuEttAiw. ...It he at • this ..._ ...antolully printed in one liendsenne volute's. • roysteto. tam. of that Alilloesee.sseet• proceed to the seeouo mew. Contents le El rue, on MONDAY NEXT. March s.-Tackels. pressed, enriched with is superb Eagraviitge, by Scott, of ing until the papers, rlocarr•ents, avid other "vi- -. ' . Iseeeaoseets '• ' te -es...or-tee, I In rich, which iaelaties Supior and Reims Ittetall- - th e venues bared. of limits, from original Patuteas from deuce, were before them, trees leery to enable the in Majority -...0l Mont Dresses, Re . titre had in the Maw. hl to Coen, en opinion. With respect to the expire- The Bill was thou read the ovoid time, and ore extra hoards: a few Proofs to be had, at el. lOW. each, Tomorrow will be published, price gs. lion of the former act. iteves possible to postpone deers! to be committed to-morrow. . A LET FElt from Colonel le E C II A lIMILLY to Liemensist General B. TA RLETON, 'II III E 1119111)RY and DE le i NI EA.1.14)N of tile .arcane reelect* till Monday-end, by disponi- The Earl of ALBEMARLE moved, " Thet the pe. AL the HORSE, to all his varieties; cousprehauding the - ing with one of their Slaudine Orders, whir was . . winners be IHlllti SH the Bar by their Couttere, to. • e approptinte Coes, Managemeut, end progressive Improve- " I tefl sou *bat his frlcods have dour, mane of each ; with • particular incretogatioto ut the Orient. soutetimes resorted to, they might be side to pass mortess."-- Ordered. , You wilt easily ray who be •• ter of the Race Hone, the Reuter, Gouger. Hackney. Sold by Korlardenic, so, Cornhill ; Hulas sae Co. Raba the bill ore Wednesday, the very slay of the T ornier The Earl of HARDWICIER gave noti• e , that in the . , A thr e o ,,,e„„, n ,,, ni E „ horts „ . Let (w . why, New . Coach, Cs. t Horse ; rue Turf, ttee f it e.. li a t nil their it relative concerns act's expiring. Thus they ',mild give au deportee Coormiteee to-morrow, he should move tar the do. led Ate, t ; Shriwireel, Neely, and 'Jones, Pateruorter-Roa d ; illustrated by any to the Pelitiofters of being heard-and such lotion of the Distillation Prollibation Bill, for three ~ fei rms. Edmond Lloyd, Harley-street; and B oo k er , N ew • 11 :_nee th :lo b tes us r i elat s ! i o ig f to h each: :.• wi t h ; r aw pre m ises:sive account of te o g.,, hwi. W bar e may be had, the 4 , 14 ete , ; ,, w, pew . ~,e . INC Meat l ivirmiar assailer at tre . aliii;:tose . disorden to seeds evidence might then be bed before the House, mouths. si CulON EL DE CHARM I LLY'S NARRATIVE of his this noble sternal Is subject, either by nature, my original• which would preserve their conduct from being iu- The Martinis of LAHSSOW/C moved, e That ;t/ noi.s4criors le !WAIN, he. lug is improper treatment, (sum the loot standard motion- 1 consistent with t h e i r di gn i ty. there br laid before the House, a copy of the Staff ties; Biographical Notiers of distinguished Sp...issue in, e.c. thuldhEnt lial March. 1510. Me. The description of each leading Variety is euriehed by T he E arl o f fe mu r L I T considered t he mea s u r e Jouroal in the Ex p edition to te'alcheren."-Agreed rriE COMMITTEE for Letting the CITY'S correct and berbly•finielted Eneravings, es above.stated. as one of the most Important in its principle and to. • s. -e- LANDS, will meet at GUILDHALL, on FRIDAY. The Literary I.Wparlanent by Mr. JOHN LAWRENCE, its coneequencee, sod thought it highly retire- EASI' INDIA AFFAIRS. - e • the 3th 'lay of Mart h instant, at 1i of the 'Cluck is the Author of the " New Eel meet. Calendar," lee. Mc. . site the House should be in posseeriou of that eel- The Earl of LAUDIRD•et gave *mike, that on "mem, 70 LET, by PUBLIC At'CrioN, • Iwo.* for In the course of the Work, a number of appropriate dente which would justify its passing this hill, so Thursday next, he should 'neve for a Committee ti T.,,, (flat, Lsd ) day next uf A STABLE, 111 the King's ood Eugraeiugs are notrespersed, executed by Mr Hew irk, s t‘ii.' static- V crtl, near New'Browestreet. •f Newcastle, Al r. Nesbit, awl Mt. Clemsel, id Louden, from Materially affecting the interests of the agrietiltu- to inquire into the state o f the East India atticrs ; and he moved." That the Lords be suunuoried at. TI. Conditions for letting the WOW may be MOM the original ch•i e tn, ri-ta throughout the kingdoin. firepe tiller's Odin, Gaildholl. •• • Subecrolors, she already possess this Work in parts, . The Earl of Lereasmot. observe,), that there cordengly."-Ordered.-Adjourued.. i JOS. BUSH NAN, Comptroller. are ',quested to complete their sets before the first of May would he a diffieulty in agreeing to the suggestioq 4 -•••••••••••--- O A CHEAT FALL 51. N 1111:44 I.IINENC 1 Etat, after which time the price will be raised, an d sold to . of the Noble Earl (Herdwicke), because they must HOUSE OF COMMONS. Tr iIF: IRISH LIN EN COM PA N Y have this ' r°"M'lree eels "If. . dispense with one of their Standing ehelers, other- --•-• .1 s e , we eded a „reacted, care, of teems , I P unte d fur Jaunts Crooke, Ivy.lsoe, Pateraosterrow, Are WHITBREAD gave notice, that he would submit a I Quo see; Ne; BLEACH. w Inch are much c beeper than any wise the bill would not p ass , presious to the ex- motion to. morrow, respectiug certain parts of the Evidence Luedets. io ' l ' 4 l they bevelled foe some years ; a greet fall having takers JailNeON AND EXLEY'S NEW QUAltio . p:rettoi of the former act ; therefore it appeared of the Earlier Chatham, befure the Committee of Inquiry is- plan on leas ia belied. The priers coraniewee to lard a- IMPERIAL ENCYCLOPIEDIA OF ARTS AND • 1 to him, it would i.e easier for the Petitioners to be also Me onetime" tif the Expedition to the Scheldt ; aud • Ind, east riot Id. • saber, •p to 7s. fig r yard ; ilo artirls SCIENCES, ,I he.srd in the thud reading. iso pectic. ili Aio to the Address. to His Majesty. 1 e • WA,: Ira Insb Shirt hues, sad Sheetin g. mull not less thaw Recommended by Ayer Claris., L.L. D. ' The Earl of ALBEMARLE thought it should be I . pois the Order of the Day being moved, for the second • teadisig of the Grind Umon Cass, Bill, sonic obeervetious e a pine o f v., yards, at whol esa le prier, and ~, abste „, ; In Weekly Numbers, and tu I'arts, illustrated by numereas SArtiststee acting in a manner uujustitieble in that House, to rte ! made by Mr. M'Ekott•LD and Mr. Leion krCIL. owl--tart. Om ill warranted as to fabric, out to be bleach- i Eogreetners exer - ored Ly the totot e"eet "" - ,o - 'I '.. tie' Dors. sad the money etteeriwit te x fault appears.... i nropective 'awning. puss thins Bill with so mitch rapidity. He would Eral Tuareg proposed, that the mewed reading of rare The day ie puleuthed, price Eightpetem, No. XVII and ' pledge himself, that, if tune were given, similar bill should be deferred to this day six months. (Se.' Ao ' ) 1, 11 for Ralik of Inland Nuns; Orders executed uitli Sir JANIS G . then moved, " That the House psotallity. J. o'Bit I EN, Aerial to the Company. r ~ Part I. price Eight Shilitugs, of petitions to the present would conic before them should go Otto • Committee epos the bill." E IMPEttl.tt. ENCYCLOPEDIA • or• ' from every market town in Norfolk, so very gene. . Up o n the mestere thereappa r ed, appeared, '' 7 i" 4, Moolusbary-square, is our only Moose in Lois- , ir ..___ . .. . . ~. •A Sew 1. diverse, Dolmas: 7 ; embracing, se • come ....ekevom me to pass sutler the err tin of eor tome, and - melees:ye tlyeirm, on accurate View of Me Arts endtkietieere Against at any 111 nose present highly 10Iprered state; with every oleieet county. ""ita.with very infes WC KOO4ll, %cereal orders Militia- -1.4 5 . ,,,. , i „ AidaArtalr and insulation., ultimo the compass of the Hummer The Earl of LAUDERDALE hied no wish to ores- Majority ._ . ._. Uoderstunding. DR FOTHEEGILLS FEMALE sl'Et lElC.ass upon the attentiou of the Home.. in entering at The bill was then read a second time, and oi,h-c.d 1... be , By WILLIAM 'MOORE JOHNSON, A Si.M ler the Prevntein mid Cum of the Diatom, Prelate+ to this nine, into any discostion of the princip'.e of this read a third name ea a future day. Aud THOMAS EX LEY, of Hereford.l,ip.: the Sex. -- Bastard by several eminent Literary Characters. neesune Bet the ;11Mielef mythical the Bill had been The ea•vezei.oa of the Escetuaza moved, "That V irlIAT a great. r chart , of the inereiti... ei e l. the Thaeks of the House be giveu to Ow Rem. Richard An- COSI in Illotis or irenetc•l Dui. 'freight Wrote their Lordships, and hurried on to Area, fur Ins totitaleol sermon member' Mhos the House, li. hoind to the female, more them the other Six, we lime This work is mooted lii 4114110, on • • itc a Sad liagul.)11111. Vie st-rosucl reeding. verified the observation. made by 0./ WsJecoday. mid that the ealie he primed "-Agteed to. d i n: a llb_aily of se_rtmere toenail-in prior, the iihnrroliii rype, east us purpose by Mr. Casio*, and will he comprised a Neel, Fn .„ ,} of I„. : er e re m • i i , ( se el e) 01 a former Mr Ime•mis•ii poltpolied his islet:ma, 'commute,' Mr. •I r , iv some anert women moll 1/411 , ~. t then. it, Ali and 111 run Noontime. ... . . s . . . . ore tutee, end as. deeraditig to the steelier of that Farmiliarsou's Petite" to Monday mut. 1 "°".1r, st ere:, peri,el o f Bit, oboegh il P ist i. the A IlunOrer is pillartrivrO every . atinciey nowning, remain .... ''''' ii " . "V" band *kith has imposed h I .1 1 f f b If•sh It tclosely tdd t s• .11.11 ell, I. 1• 11.- ing our a•et9, or set ten pages u pose e os. I !louse. It exceeded every other coriduct of the MR. FULLER. ',''-' also lb. means atelier He has provided die yisate nuct letter press, price od. s tine S l urries hr had ever wenceel, eurreg the tittle The Ca titcceeolt of fhe EXCHEQUER said; that •! " i eeethat etresse, which, ander tile violator oil sr tiles, I u each Number is given a rorreet and well.exceuted Mee- l ie I ; „I a sa.; U their LWrd.htpil. Were time he tow. at the earnest request of Me Fuller. to d. s ; 1 health,, moth pati.r, and p r ose ou aetidoo. in traitors tagravisig, carefully stitched in a west coloured given, lie could pledge himself, thee from not only apreogise to the House for the offeirce which he ' e 1 Dr. 1 0(HEEGILL'Il FEMALE Pll.l. Is a wrapper. h. i . ,:: 4 `,`fal eonipoonion of this loud It shins 'oleos. mon- Tito Viral Number was published on November 1, isoo, Norfolk , het horn the general parts of Scotland , had given, and to represent his pineete sorrow sod ~t ' ' 4 " Ihe rapid tumult of h lit el ' - • the -e• d anti wed coutinue to - gutsily notgl the whok is coon- ee'leeoa wealail folk*. cnutplaiiiing or the beatific.: mention for infringing th e Les mod pnviles;e• of s ee , re,,4 I c .04. , ging .10 per- p. 04 V. • I .1 V , t• their regular course and circulation, re. e hted. . of ili a measure. lied not A Noble Ella moved for that House, to which he eras now so anew."' t o - I '' er ""z !et related fibre to its proper tone, auditing, ou the This Work will likewise be comprised is Sisters part., Infer II -111111, which wa s n ot yet opo u the taele, and apologise, and the layout. of which he was so inner. le 4.i. 1 .. tie , w b ein g hue of health, bcauty, and minty. pike Eight ShoLugs nob ; ( oue of aha h appeam ever) two oily diet Noele Eel thought such information tient 1.. regain. He hut aie „..,' •U A C oregularitsee of the sex it to • never.feiling An.iolliol; ; formiug, elan cumpkte, Nut betide...oh volumes done .1 ". e fire; as a C S' ' .... h.,..4,,,, , u WOES. KittWval gold Obstructioggs; igg New- in q uarto. siteeete - y, but their Lordships, by their concur- quer) was of opinion, toot sußirient ILA been - Iv -t.,.. .as Hysterics, spasms. Pelsy ;in diecoes Lech Part will be neatly done up i s a potent wimpprr ,,,,,, swim ,. is the IllgollOgi, were tu be presumed all in the asiert.or, of the rights se.d pried, t ees of the (the Chanceliur .31 the Excee- e- • . reseed s• c „ fibre, As after rhildlocil, Dropsy, soul sseo 'Amino.* near in. pages el Lathe-press, sad gustier imiecily• havilig thought it equelly airceosery. And now. in House. by the punishment elutes it had already t the premant state,it 1 '' ' ` ' to, i „. tpe , 4 - . s.sou... •oe hr ..y .ern f rew .,;,, cogooo d Plates. deli th ee of the whole agricultural tritcr•st of inflicted, s lech we as effierielocts • corrective as . I. tio, it 'munae medicine, s h•ch she “ggg, gg ill guess, Pror t oiteses at large may be had, genii, of every Book- . o, is on attack of as e 'Hetes. tie :l.r a, .1 Leeater no le....dicsl W01,,s l e ml,, Km - Aloes . tee C •uetry destitate of every infirmatiore w tl:o it sue Coat could be alebna"'s . ''''' - ' 1 • . lie th ."" '""'' d ' - It.l. telo o k 0 f ew , ~,._. mle and retail, al Mr FlutlaT'•. 4, eieateele, luds vs trek te res i rectfuliy lecomicembel t.. the attention AO: It 14Int 1.-sige of tire ilVerag - PriC• oor grata, and " float NI , . Frider lie civ•hargeel fr om the custoee e Ter , r , 1 r Ammeter raw: Sarosi, IS., ant Astro, ;..,, re,. a olio I•ugg; e, go, containing the es en'esii body of Comet-,41 -he inerrnli tole.. ..t liar:,, 2,,L1 R....... i- .. '. '" ..• of Vigar i , In (.14 . 1, blight- olded. of the s'•'l"-Bat at AIM*. • as.; , A• --, —A.... ; .111 A, 1,4/M I.X.l.3Stiye ; )I.oiest ledge firm °tined, in a emit to compote, fur We time uric celled %ins to I n..c. gel to the eect. i i.l Earl - 1 . e.141 , 1E si.ilst, th-IL sorry RS 15 mo t to op. ~.,,, t..Sitoby Medicine Vender., in leviev, at to od e ' env' ti of Prirehu"'"' at a P rier , uh ' eb svil '''''''".' "" d i r. ad ne, merely because tear hill us, a nirrettse of pn.e tic trietien of the Rigid lestiourable teseille. . i este,. enuel. lower the , aim other nog Ig , era small, na• . o r .'' . l *hew mo t • be 1,;4 De r ill. , '''''''' . Nli.ila ! t•r4.. Siiileoee the former act were to : e,t-te, m ii, sced. g tititee as 'retell an nepesiiinn might lie . ......ev e ory N (mo ue Ctodi.i; ins., • •I int lo in mate familic s, its v eine will be cot, edrable. to ilie feelings of the Kieht lin wilted I • NI , tale" . r “." , •,..te r , r , • - • J • I It lli't 'en dlt e a oll' I I • • ! I shut i saga r•t•- ,-,..• ‘.. . woe...tea fur the c oar of all et ee Li. e. ',led tor arms Lauder, by lair , Pala rJ.• , - • . • •t• ••••a• • . ....it .••• - ' s, 'a 11,01 ".----,yrwr es tea and a., cock. Lan-ion. a j• ci.oot ter them aerering wi az the in ton .'f ' s 1 etto was tie ' l vica el • the sesehtsles he could not 4 41 •