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/-• r• -s „ 4ttzi 114* 1/ 0 , o . I. 76 .A1t VITIAV •• 1 1 • .• , • • •, . • ~.~ .r;.... LO I N WM, WEDNESDAY, MAY 12. 1819: NumsEit 5125, PRICE OINVEN-PEMEg. rail v ktrt 1h Ph Vt. Itovri PO filrf Goik I 11 . 1/1 NIGHT OF BRUTUS, AND SF.VOND 'I IMF OF THE. NEW MLLOJIRAMA. THE 47'RR-ROYAL,DRIIKY[..4.Vti. rat! NS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, Mar 12. r L.. Majesty's Somata trill perform (bOth time) a mew Trsgeily, entitled BRUTUS Or, THE. FALL OF TARQUIN. arias .11 1111 l is, Mr. Kean ; Titus, Mr. I) Fisher; goal's H. K..mbh• ; Collatiniss, Mr. Rforough ; Mr YArlhohl. Tullia, Mrs.Gluver ; Targaitsis, Mrs. Larreti 4, Mrs Robinson. kirr whlch will he rerfornted, for the 241 lime, a mew Melo drama, in two acts, called TUE JEW LU BECK. The Overture and Music rompiniril by Mr. T. Cooky. 1 lir Action nP Ihr herr arranged by Mr. H. Johnston. h 11 , 41 rs by Mr. Hamblin, Mr. Rae, Mr. 11. Kern ),, Ice, canal', Mr. Smith, Mr, Oal.rrry, Mr. Harley, gm Mi.s Smithson, Mil./ Cubit!, ace. &e. Doors 41111 di Sea °Thick ; the Performance to begin at ltovra. Polies, Is ; Second Price, 3s. Rd —Pit, 34. Ad.; Second Purr, —Lower Gallery, 24.; heemot Prier, Is -11:ppir Gram, Is. ; *toad Price. 6.1. Boxes sod Planta In hr taken of Ilr Roilwell, at the Ro wails of the Thew,. (rum Ten till Four; where may be had * Private Iloa sightly. TO.V.I.MfOW *ill he produced, first time, s new Tragedy, In five arta, caned The Carib Chief. N EVER ACTED. rile 4rnE.Ro YA A COVRNT-OARDIN .... vs EVENING, WEDNESDAY, May 12, will be acted • wew Tragedy, called FR EDOLFO. Prinrip.l fiirarderv—Mr Yount!. Mr. Niaeready, Mr. C. Romorcos, Mr. Vairy, Mr. Connor, Mr. Chapman, and Miss I iarninjiiP to be spoken by Mr. Egerton, the Epilogue Fs Mese Branum. After •len.h a ill be irreuense.l, 12th time, a Farce (with some Mneec!, called A ROI.AND FOlt AN 01.IVElt. Mineola! Clearactens--Mr. Eaweeit, Mr. Jones, Mr. Al). Bowes, Mr. J. Isaacs, 31isi Foote, Mess Beaumont, cod Mrs. Greer.. The new rnere of A R.,'aria frt. tin Oliver, will he repeat e,4 Evvilituir till futt!t. r n hire. 01 Friday, The Clawdevlitie Ntirriaze. A new Meln-Driona Ms for 110 , 111 e tune been in prepara finn, still will hr speedily prod need. ROYAL Colll - f G THEATR E Ender the Patronage of his Goya, Highness Panes Leopold of Saxe Coburg. rviIIS PRESENT EVENING. WEDNES- Lt DAY, WI Ed, at Hole plst Six &Clark precisely, 11w Fiord; • evils will coinutruce with au entirely new Rue tido Piece, call. 'I liE LAND STORM; OR, Till. sI.FA M ; E. DRIVER AND HIS DOGS. Arley wh , rli, an rutirely re., Grand Mytholowical Ballet, iiew c : ilenilid Scrocry, Machiiiery, Dream, and Ird, THE INY OF MOUNT FIEI.ICON. Mr. Brown rshiliit his astonishing Performances nn thr Geometrical Eailder and Mammy. Candlestick. Hr will exhibdi oluto.ekt other, an !Ow> New Feat, irver attempted by any pinyon. Ilr wall stand upon his Head on the Leg of a Chin., by four Q.sart Boffin, the CI o'r will then bieok to ricers, Iyaying him on one Leg of the Chair. yuppoitril by one Bottle only. To conclinle wills an entirely new and perfectly original with new, Pplendill, and truly comae hernyi y, %ladtiu. ry, Tricks, &e. cancel, POPE JOAN! mt. HARLEQUIN ON CARD ISLAND' Pi irate Soso s have hero made, and may be hail timidly. The Kew Siam% Historical 51,10-Drama of Robert the Ponce; or, the !tattle of flassnocklourn, is unavoidably dr vd in it. production, in C 'fluency .if the very heavy ;',...parat 111114 It"t b. jog yet completed ; rind as the Massager • f this Th. Itre ix determined not 111 pnalnrr any Piece in ass osiperfs ct state, it is hoped Host the Nit'oiltly and Scotch T . doilies, whu had secured Places fur Nlonday last, May 10, w , ll as ei pt this, the twat apulotty that can he isite s ist. Dohs It the Bruce will positively he produced Mon. t , uy or•al, May 17, with new and splendid Local Scenery, new 11larartr1 'stir [hawse, and Decorations. MUM'S AND LIVER COMPLAINTS. AS n wild and effectual remedy for all those di*. others which originate in a vitiated action of the liver and Inhale orgasm, namely, I ottiv,vstinu, loss of Appetite. 11. a• 1 arloa, Heartburn. Flatnleuctia, Spasms, Comisrness. Mfr. inirre of the Liver, 4tc. kr. it may he o-ortr.l a tih the mrietes. truth, that IfIXON'F. ANTII3I - hare met with more general approval than toiv oilier Mrdirine whatever. This constitoteo their re. f...ristner &it ion to the online of every individual a filleted with the *hove romp, toils. They smite •very recommendation of mild op.-. eta,' a•itlt stoccetaifitl •Bret ; and require no rt. strotit nr col.floement whatever storing their use. In mom nil climates, where the num./went ea of ►edundant and vi vrited lole ere an prevalent and alarming. they are an in. t 411111111.. and Oro-tent protection. They are likewise peels- Italy calcti!ateti in correct disorders arising from racemes of the fakir. in r.•atere ihr tune of the Stomach, and to remove every virinidaint urrasioned by irregularity of the bowels. Sold in Mixes, at 2a.l►J.-6s—lla—sod 22 5 , by it !wt. ler and Sons, Chemists, No. 4, Chrapside, London; and 34, Duitlin; and by the principal Booksellers, Druggists ■nd 31edeciaut Vendors throughout the Viiiteml Kingdom. It E-A,4INIATION. Sjerl 24 a Strength. AL eller and IhnshArneol has been acknowledged, fur roil's , years. In exert those of all other articles of the Materia tlrdirli con.tringe and a eroloorate the solids, appears in be 11• primary operation. It raises the pulse, and renders Ihr 11111."11 mare pure; strengthens the si ttttt itch and digestive winos, and to motet able to all other remedies In cold, weak, 'Land humid helots; and in nervoisis disorders it 11:11 , 1 the ea,4 poem foil rood beneficial effects. SEDIJION'S ARIL 3I All IC IA VEN(iE.% of ST f:El" are allowed to be the I est prepersiti.on of Ilria invaluable Medicine, and are a doo. coveys of the Ant itooportasice to the present and succeeding Cone happy eir•rts being I orally certain mud perm r. Held ; so diffusely salutary, that while they restore lune In lite Nerve., and health and vigour to the moire frame, Ito y impart a genial warmth through every filar, exhilarate She ao vpirsis iu sorb am• r, that they nosy fairly he slid to re.animare Nature In all emelt of nervous debility, " 14 zulifiro and weakness of the system in either sex, whello r proceeding f juvenile inolteerel hot or unhealthy chamois, diesopition, excess, or any 'other rause wiliaiever, 16 1 arc the lost. if mil 1114' only remedy. They act not as a temporal) stinmins it irribilion, but by gradv•lly strenowning tool removal mg the runslilulion.. %citing the hrllltloy action of, and imparting increased .111.1 g) mod vigour In eV. ry tout of Ihr ho•rran frame. Vrepartil by J. Se.td and sold a holoside and Wail Soy sound, ile 104. Strand, London, in boxes, at 70 mod rat li irefill also by most Venders of Illeolicinea is the I - 0(110V - 11.1: for SI 1111111111'11 Genuine Aromatic Lozenges ,0 St*. I, ;nal tAisirt m has signature Oil earl: box. The appinathing Season or the ENGLISH OPERA a hich will commence early iu Jnne, rendering it to to 'mit the period of Sir MA (AM'S Performances, and it being found immo•sible t.i satisfy the pressing &- wand for Rime., which are nearly all eriga,ted to the end of May, the Public are idiom respectfully that in order to at commodite the numerous parties who are ,{estrous til ie,rrllur 111111 will, their company, Mr. MATHEWS will give an extra night of his Entertains 'visit in each Week. THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPF.RA.HOUSR, STRAND. THE Puldsc are respectfully informed, that (having been ABROAD) t h ty will again find Mr. MATHEWS AT MIME! in ha idol Quarters, every MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, durum the Montle of May, when he will have the honour to perform his TRIP TO PARIS. in their Company, in Three Parts. Part Fourth.—A Motio-poly.logise, descriptive of LA DILIGENCE. Boon to he opened at Seven, and the Performance to be gin at Eight uTlotk. It.nrea Ss.—Pit 3g—Lower Gallery 2a.—Upper Gallery Is. Boxes, Places, and Private Boxes, may be taken of Mr. Stevenson, at the Rne Other, Strand entrance. from Ten till Four; and at FCAftWIIII . II Library, 170, New Rund-street, opposite Burlington-gardens. GENTLEMEN'S APPAREL RENOVATED. I j A 11()TTE and CO. .Orig:nal I tiventnrei, at their Feetory. No. 17, Stanhope street, Clare m tact, and 34,Threadneeille.street, City (late of C; d.streri), re spectfully present to Gentlemen a onmet obvious grstilication 14 economy and taste, by their peculiar mid admirable pro cesses fur ',storing the 11.11 and lustre to worn Woollen Ap parel of every coluur.—Terms. Coat, fey. ; Great ('oat, Bs.; Suit, tts. Repair:, if desires', on moderate terms.—Black expeditiously renovated fur Mourning. SONS OF THE CLERGY. THE ANNIVERSARY IkIEETING of this CIIAKI TY will he in the Cathedral Church of St. Paul,lll-1111RROW, when a Sermon will he preached be fore his RoyAl Fhghnes• the Duke of Sussex, his Grace the lord Archbishop of Canterbury. their Lordships the Ri alto" the Richt p.m. the lord Mayor, Sheriffs, Aldermen, Clergy. &c. by the Rev. C. GODDARD, Archdeacon of STVW ARM, HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF SUSSEX. I His Grier the [Nike of Nor- The venerable J. Jefferson, thimilwrland, 2d time. Archdeacon of Colebester. The Right lion. Charles Earl The Rev. J. Burgess, A.M. Wintwoith. .1. NI Grimwoud, Esq. The Hon. and Right Rev I Richard licher, Esq. James Cormwalii., Lord Juhn Kipling, F..q. Bishop of Lichfield anti George Meredith, Esq. (*.weary, 24 Unto'. William Mills, Esq. The Right lion. Lost' De J. C. Powell, E. Ounstaiiville. Jesse Watts Rion-ell, Esq. The flight lion. the Lord Frederick %Webb, Esq. Mayor. . . The Mai, will familia of MP Overtu r e of Either; Mr. Model'. grand !lettingen Te Wow and Jubilate, with the Chnrio. faun the life.mah, " Hallelujah, for the - Lord God Omnipotent reigneilt ;" an Anthem composed on purpose for Ho. Charity by Dr. pore ; and Mr. tianilers Grand Corona tion Anthem. The Music to lie hurled by Mr. Greats). rex. Leader of the Rand (which will consist of the Mem bers 14 the Royal Society of Mush-lats.\ Mr. \Tare. The Dmirs of the Cathedral will be opened To-morrow at Test o'Clork, hot no Dermot can be admitted without contri buting to the Charity. Tirkets fur the Cathedral and (Jr the Dinner at Merchant Taylors' Hall to he load grafi:. of Messrs. Nornaville and Fell, Booksellers, Ronti.strert ; Hatcher!, Piccadilly; Messrs. Itivingionr, St. Paul's Church.yard, and 3, Waterloo-place, Pall.mall; at the First Fruits Other, Temple; and of Gbea. Rickuell, Esq. Spring.Garileo Terrace, the Secretary to the Steward.. by whom Benefactions to this Charity will be thankfully received. N.R. The whole of the Collections at St. Paul'. and Mee. chant Taylors' Hall will be appropriated by the Stewards to apprenticing the Children of necessitous Clergymen. W EST M I N ST I HOSPITAL Prenow—His Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT. Pnestneav—His Grace the Doke of Northilnberland. erce-rnettnenea, The Right Han Georgetulin, 'the Right Hurt. Sir Arclii- Earl Spencer, helot Macdonald, Hart. The Right Hun. Robert, Earl The Right Hon. Lord Col tirostvesiur, cheater, The Right Hon. Lord Arden, The Right Hon. Lord Via. The Hon. Philip Posey, count Sidmunth. TREasurten—George AIM, Esq. Posirstelans—A. P. Buchan, M.D. ; G. L. Tuthill, M.D.; Tristram Whiner, M.D. Scanvons—William Lynn, Esq; William Richard Morel, Esq ; Anthony Carlisle, Esq. AMISTANT-SU•Grom--Antlinny White, Esq. aVe.w•lllos molt IMP imitrynneaßy, The Right Hun. Lord Robert Dr. Buchan, Sry 111111 l r, Dr. Tuthill, John Abington, Esq. William Richard Morel, Esq. Col I Duckett, Anthony Carlisle, Esq. John Johnson, jun. F.sq. Anthony White, Esq. George James Gutherie, F.M. James Mitchell, Esq. John Mill., Cart. I William Wood. Esq. John Mattocks, Esq. William Hall, Esq. Jubn Cooper, Esq. Nathaniel Thom% Esq. CHARITY SERMON. ON SUNDAY. Nl4v 23, 1819, 11 SERMON. in behalf of the Wratfloimter Hospital. will be preached at St. Margaret's Chortle. by the Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of C:.OYN E. Divine Service begins at Eleven °Thick. 'ilia benevolent and humane are respectfully informed that this truly Christian Charity has art the example fur all either Hospitals aiippiirien by voluntary subscraptii na--that it has now been established for one I Ireil years, during which time, ler the Weaving of Divine Providence. it lies afforded comfort and effertioil relief to more than 174,000 of the sick and poor—that, by giving rise to other similar Institution., it hips orally contributed to improve the healing art, 311111 to extend the ailvantagea of asiperiiir medical and surgical skill to the must distant parts of the snpire Ois the accessiiin of the hundredth year, it is hoped that an appeal to the affluent' for its continue., Intim i, and for commencing a Fund In relisillil and enlarge this Parent Polehe Hospital, will not be mole in vain. The I.r••••11i 7 ria•nees and Siiiiportera of she Westminster Hospital, relying 1114 the einparallelen benevolence of the ay-, have a tieril ~ p un this epoch for becoming a anhscri p -11..ti which may cosine them Is. plate this &ail wing Charity in a more rominml sod soitahlr munition ; and they trust that the snot. vi teng fiend mausgement of all Its at. (aura, the ar....m0136.1 rupee tem, n, •ell its minotrali iiii and the local pressing demands few extending its Menials, will he slyly conastivett, awl that 11 gli the artier ex,r -11...., of • trligionoi people this gently wink of Christian cuinpassi i$ ll may lee renovated, and tie kindnesses traits. mulled t.. leisure ages. •.• Sistiscripiiiins and Renefsestions •re received by Messrs Ibiare, Banker., Plc,' ; the T er, Kell ; al the awl ley PAIS 1/4:411.1., Secretary and Receiver, &tic g..•vtivet, Wi.ototinsti C. A RESPECTABLE WOMAN want% TWO 4.r THREE FAMILIES WASHING.—Can have • good rrfrrence, if I...guise& Adilner, E. V. Nu. 13, Wert.strert, Somers Town. IOMKINSB PICTURE. LOTTERY. 11111 F . PRIZES to TobiKiNs's picTrRE LOTTERY, valued at 152,225/., are now on VIEW, at No. 54, New llnrlstrert, where Totkets, Price 3/ 3s. each, are on Nate; Also by P. N 0.53, New Rom! Lonigmaa and Cu. Paternusler.row ; Csdell and Day. ea, Rtrrod; Hurst, Rohinsna, and Cu. No 90, elseapside; J. W. Whiteley, No. 103, Newgate•stieet; P. rolnaghe and Co. Cueltapiir-strtet; and at all the Lottery Offices. NEW EsTAIV,ISFIMENTI.r ELF:GAM:I; and ECONOMY, No. 23, New Rond.street (a Smint of frnm 30 to 40 per Cent.)—l.ailies and Gentlemen about In furnish are reopie.ted Si. •iew a Variety of elegant suit Family Red., manufactured in the first style of rlegante, and on the inward Items. A printed list of the Reds, as bered with their sizes and foliage, to be had at the Ware- house. Best Mussels Carpet. at As. 64. per yard ; Titikey Carpeto immediately from the Cellar. of a Tinkry Merchant, at the wholesale prirr♦ Eklund Upholstery and Cabiget Articles manufactured, and 'were' ktrawei at the Establishment. No coisnexiuss with any other Howse. This day is published, in one val. 12mo. illustrated with seven Engravings, price Or. hoards. ATREATISE on the KALEIDOSCOPE. By DAVID FIRF:WSTER, 1.1.. D. F.R.S. Lead. and Edna , &e. Nibil earned gaud non °rant. Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; Losigmosi, Horst, Rees, Orme, and Brown ; and Hurst, Ro binson, mid Cu 1.6011(11,011 ••• The Object of this Treatise is to give a popular ex planation of t h e theory and construction of the Kaleido scope; to describe the various forms in which it has been fined up ;to I t out the method analog it as an logical. merit of recreation ; nod to illusirate its application to the various branches of the fine and useful arts. The Treatise is terminated with a history of the eombivation■ of plane minors, which have been supposed to resemble the Kalei doscope. This day was poblivhed, in two volume. octavo, with en accurate Map of Scotland, price If. de. boards, GEO(M.A 1141 C STA TISTI CA /if, A DESCRIPTION of SCOTLAND; containing a General Survey of that Kingdom, its Mountains, Laker, Rivers, Produrts, Population, Manufactiotev, Com merce, Religion, Literature, Government, Revenue, History; • Description of every County; it, Extent, Soil, Products, Mistrals, Auto - pine., Seats; with an •pprupriite Table to oath County; and a Statistical Account of every Parish. lo which are added, several Tables to illustrate the Work. By JAM ES PLAYFA IR,D. D. Fit s and F. R. Edinburgh, Principal of the United College of St. Andrew's, and Histo , iographer to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent. _ . Edinborili ; Printed for 'Archibald Cornish', and Co. Edinburgh ; Longman. Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown ; and Hurst, Rubinson, sad Co. London. This day was published, in one vol. No. with Engravaup, price 2/. 2s. boards, ACCOUNT of fhe KINGDOM of NEPAL, end of the Ter►itories annexed to this Dominion by the House of Gurkha. By FRANCIS HAMILTON (formerly BUCHAN AN), M.D. F.R S. L.E. and Fellow of the Societies of Antiquaries, arid of the Litman and Asiatic Societies. Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and Hurst, Robinson, and Co. 90, CheopsWe, London. This day was published, handsomely printed in two vols. Bro. with Portrait and Fac-similes, price 11. 41. boards, THE LIFE or the late Right Him. JOHN PHILPOT CURRAN, Master of the Rolls in Ireland. By his Son, WILLIAM HENRY CURRAN, Esq. Barrister at Law. Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and Horst, Robinson, and Co. SO, Cbeapside, London. ••• This work contains much interesting information ►e. lative to the Irish Rebellion, and State Trials at Dublin in 179 g. TALES OF MY LANDLORD. In lbe First Week of Juno will be published, in four vols. duodecimo, a Third Sevin of TALES OF MY LANDLORD.- Collected and arranged By J EDILDIAHCLEISIIIIMI A SI, Schoollinsairr sad Parish-aerk of f:Anderciengh. Contsining "The Bride of Lammermuir," and 71 A Le gend of Montrose." Edinburgh : Pi muted for Archibald Constable and Co.; and Hurst, Robinson, and Co. 90, Cheapaide, London, Of whom may lw had, new Editions of 1. TALES of MY LANDLORD, First Series, contain ing "The Black Dwarf," and "Old Mortality." 4 vols. U. 6s. hoards. 11. TALES of MY LANDLORD, Second Series, con taining "The Heart of Mid•Lothian. 4 vols. 11. 14s. boards. _ - 111. WAVERLET ; or, Tis Sixty Years Since. 3 vols. If. Is. boards. IV. GUY MANNERING; or, The Astrologer. 3 vols. 1/. ls. boards. Y. The ANTIQUARY. 3 vols. 11. 4s. boards. ROR ROY. 3 vols. 11. 4s. boards. A CAUTION TO MOTHERS. AT R criticul Season like the present, when Children are Teetbios, the utmost attention ought to be paid them, particularly as t h e Measles and Chincoweb are as prevalent. If the irritation of the gums comes with any other disorder, very few Infants recover. Mothers ought never to be without the AMERICAN SOO rHING SYRUP in the Nursery, fur if a Child wakes in the sight with psi's, in its gums, this valuable Medicine applied will immediately open the pores, heal the gumsand thereby prevent fevers or convolsiout for shonlil it come in competition with any other disorder, it *fin' destroys the Mother's Leigh's. hopes. Parents, who may be debious of the virtues of the SOOTH ING SYRUP, may refer to the different cases that have appeared in tbs Newspapers fur these last ten years. Since. Mr.. Johnson has appropriated nee boor twine a week, viz. from Nine to Ten n'Cluck on Timid'', and Satur day Morsinigs, to the Poor, who have Children afflicted in cutting their teeth, by brioglng a letter front • housekeeper, that the Mother is a real objet of charity, has made it so universally known in ahead every fsmily where there are young Children, Mrs. Johnson hopes ea great a charity will not be abased, is it is unt of her private puree. To be hail of the Proprietors, Johnson and Williams, No. 94, Newntaii-strect, Oxford-street, London; awl, by their appointment, of all the principal Medicine Venders in Town and Country, at Mc fid. per bottle. N.R.—ilk sure to ask fur Johnson and Williams s Soothing Syrup. Ell A M It( IN, •-•- ----- - ----- T) RE SOLD BY PRIVATE f't►NTR.lCl', ACO V 1 i'ACT RESILIENCE. olt.ith Fur nialio 41, anal agree:Oily situateil iu* Paitilork of Noose Arres, together with Four firer* of I,EASF.IIOLI) LA N (at A nominal reed), for tekitat 48 YeAff, awl sniai lac tire Garden. The House has four multi* and a 11.11 MI ate gv.nuti Roar, and live fOOllll4 1111 the fir.' door ; the Others are good; mut the protwrl y is well lins , cre.l For further Particular* apply to Wang. Itstintlren, Swill's, and Reddiele, Temple. TO BI SOLD BY AucrioN, BY MR. EWA \ Al hi. Horne, RA, I'll-1101:ROIV, tlssirwl ty, . . May 13, and following ;lay. VERY ‘'ALUAIII.I.I CoLLECTION I BOOKS, including %twee Eramin., 4 vols. folio. moor brilliant impresoions; a magnificent Collection ut Uranium' iu %Veit, Colour., illintratire of the VA' of Neill.; Gough's Sepulchral 4.slllll*.llte, 3 solo.; Itsbha Sacra Pulyglialla Walton' et ILMXII . IOI I axtelli. 14 WON IVU.4. Sieplsaai Tlersaisrug Gra• CU*. II yule. la. mt pap r; Daniell% Oriental Scenery, 0 vols.. °loured plates , Hamil tou's Campi Pfilegrwi Piraricao Lucretius a %Val/chola, 3 toll. large paper; Hnratiin a Cruinlw, 4 rola. large pap-, ; ()ai rbus Bornumai, 4 VIA.. lOW ; Gretna a I Groniavoi The/minus, large paper, 33 solo.; Gisicriardmi Muria (Vita h", vols. large paper; lirautti Orra, 11 volt., 'mgt. paper; Voltaire, 70 vulg. large paper, morocco ; dtc. dte. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLO, 'tura silent to several Orders of the High Cavort of Chan eery, wade in a Canoe in which FRANCIS ItAKCY BACON and Olherhare Plaintiffs and JOHN WILLIAM BACON and CHARLES BICKNELL, Defendants, be fore John Springett Harvey, Esquire, oar of the Mantels of the said Court, ,in Souttimptln-brildings, London, on THURSDAY N EXT, the 13th Day of May, 1819, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, in distinct Ledo, Sundry FREEHOLD ESTATES, situate in the Pa rishes of Finchley sod Friern Barnet, in the County of Middlesex, and East Barnet and Chipping Barnet, in the County of Hertford (being part of the Estates of John Bacon, late of Friern House, in the County of Middlesex, Esquire, deceased), consisting of several Honses, Cottages, Buildings, and Pities of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, with the Timber standing on several of the Loft. Part of the Property is in hand, and the remainder is, or lately was, in the several occupations of Thomas Collins, Esq. Joseph Jelliew, Esq. Thomas Lermitte, Esq. Lady Auue Tempest, Mr. Richard Airfield. Mr. Jackson, Mr. Pouncey, Mr. James Edwards Mr. Coallove, Mr. Robert Bristowe, Mr. Justine East, Mr. Joseph Spencer, Mr. William Anderson, Mr. Thomas Godson, Mr. William Grey, Mr. William Gips, Mr. Chetwood Junes, and Mrs. King. Particulars may be had (gratis) et the said Master's Cham bers, in Southampton-buildings; of Messrs. White and Bias. rock, Solicitors, George-street, Manaion-house; of Messrs. Atifield and SOU, Surveyors, at Hadley (who will phew the Property); at the Red Lion, Barnet ; the King's Head Inn,at Watford; the Angel I tttt t at Edmonton ; the Queen's Head, Fisichley; the Cherry Tree, at Southgice ; the Greyboitiol, at Hendon ; said the principal Inns in Uxbridge, St. Minus's, Hertford, Hatfield, Stanmore, Harrow, Edgeware, Enfield, and Tottenham ; and the Estates may he viewed ou applica tion to the respective occupiers. ‘1 HITIK and BOSTOCK, Solicitors, Gentgewtratt, Mansion-know. HISTORY OF FRANCE. This day is published. in 12nio. price 7s. with sis Eograir biro from °ricotta Deimos. ASHORT HISTORY of FRANCE; eluding the principal Events from the Founda tion of the Empire by Pliaramond, to the Restoration of Louis XVIII. By Mrs. MOOR F.. London : Printed fur Baldwin, Cradotk, anti Joy. By whnm also is just - . THE HISTORY of FRANCE. fu► CHILDREN; in. tended as a Compsninn to Mrs. TrimmeiN Hivtories, and embellished with 32 Plates. In 2 vols. 'mice 7s. Neatly boom! in red. THOROUGH HAS.S. This day is published, in small Co. price Bs. neatly half bound, TIIE CHILD'a INTRODUCTION to THOROUGH BASS, in Conversations of • Fort night, betsreen • Mother and Per Daughter of Ten Years old: illustrated by Plates and Cut. of Music. London: Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, ■nd Joy, Pater noster-row. This day is published, in foolscap Pm price 3s. 6d. boards, the :mirth Edition, of R OUGH SKE ruiEs OF BATH, Ei,kles, and other Poems. By Q. IN THE CORNER. 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The House resolved Itself into a Commo tee of Nisilrze, fn consider of the elatuts of Lewis Dymoke, F.-(1. to the title of Baron Slarmion. The Attorney. General was heard at treat lenvh nVainst the claim; and after same observations of liu4 DALE, no the necessity of further evidence, the Commove was adjourned. CATHOLIC CLAIMS. The Martini* of LANSDOWN prevented • Ppliown from certain Prulebtanis of Londonderry in favour of the C 404. lie Claims. WINDOW TAX. The Noble Marquis pregeoted a Pewit/111 from 'he toot. of Newry, for the repeal of the %Vitolow Tax. COTTON SPINNERS. He ONO presented a Petition front the Cotton Spinners. &c. of the Town of New Liwirk, in Scotland, pros iliz that the House would adopt a bgislative 1111,191110. for taltu lattt•4 the time of labour for children in such inauufacturcs.--Lsidi on the table. THE EXECUTION OF ARBUTHNOT AND AMBRISTER. The Order or the Day being read, The Marquis of Latesouvve rose, in purvtiance of his notice, to tall for the produrtoon of woutever communication may have taken place ;oetwerio the Government of the Ptitoce Regent and that of the United States of America, ri lative to the onolotare occupation of the Footiolas by the army of the ter, and inure particularly with reference to toe execution of two British *objects by the coininatools of the American General. This subject he had op.. tired at sot earlier part of the Session, bolt was 111 (Need Wit to press it at that moment oil the parti cular attention of the Horse, in consequence of the assurance given by the Noble Earl opposite (Liver. pool), that the British Gower iiiii ent was shell ene.age.l in communicating with that of the Unite.l States. and that he would take the earliest opoorittoity of apprising Parliament of the result. I)ooapponotr.l in the expectations thus held out, lie was now vie,, pelted, at this comparatively ad%aiiceil period, again to invite their Lordships' attention to the subject ; hut he wits convinced that neither his silence tine that of Parliament could be misconstrued into sit acquiescence in the violent anti barbarous treneac tions to which he would more particularly refer. lit bringing this subject forward, he desised it may be understood, that lie meant not, in the remotest degree, to throw any censure upon the Government of the United States. For that Government lie uniformly entertained the highest respect, which he had on many occasions been happy to testify. and lie was fully satisfied that the enlightened and hu mane Statesman who now !tilde the first reek it, that Government, would t ever warrant so flagrant a departure from those principles of conduct that regulate the concerns of independent nations, n r give the sanction of his approbat iiiii to actions wh ic h set at defiance and outraged every principle of hu manity. But it was desirodile that an opportunity should be offered of obtaining from that Govern ment such a disavowal of the transaction as would prevent it from being hereafter considered as a precedent sanctioned by the example of any civilized cuuntry.--(llear, hear, hear.)—Witlt out further delay, he should broetly state to 74 4 the Douse the occurrences out which he bundled • his motion. Sometime to the winter of 1917. doa. Whence* appeared to have broken out between for Seminole Indians and the American borderers of the province of Georgia. In consequence of t , brAtt General Jackson hound himself, or at least thought that he bound himself, snider the necessity of posh. jug the war moo the Seminole territories. soul even tually into the Spatoish provinces of the Floittla.. Ike seined by violence upon the forties. It N.stia Marks awl Pensacola. In the course of these ope rations, there fell iota the hand* of the American General two Brutish subjects, Mr. Arbuthnot a n d 111 r. Ainbrister. Courts-Morbid were immediately instirtited—three nen were tried for the offroce of haviog acted against the United Slates. by assisting the Indians, and pot to death. Waiving for a mo ment every consideration of the bat Witty sod Illbiles moody of such a proceeding, lie was yet to (se is,- formed by what pretence of right the Americans (enrol could have been justi fi ed tit such a proceeding. 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