The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-05-11 00:00:00

..........tt, ' 44: ..''' .••• b 21Firrto. • 4.,..„....,... 4'l)itto sumszß 2277. WoYAL AL UILA TR STER•I yclIS EVENING, ..... popular Greed Equestriaa and Pedestrian Spe..tiele, , s onl The BLOOD RED KNIGHT; ar.The Fatal ItratKe. or npectscle terminating with • Grunt Amick b Land rot viler on the Usurper' , Castle, and his Defied h., War- T ors vo rest Horses ; some of which arc sees ilainierecil is ~a i r r . A variety of HORSEMANSHIP, particularly by )Ir. *Area; Eipsestriait Clove, Mr. Commas To cos reek with • Comic Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN LAPLANDER; chiefly takes from " The Frozen Moun ties." ••• In ceder to keep up &constant @accession of variety, go -popular Spectacle ci/ The Mood Rid Enit7ht will be per uorrod every Erasing this week, with Harlequin [AO:. uler ; sae; 5 ,-,, ~,A l t, with The Discovery ; or, Harlequin's Salle- Weser. 4s. Pit is. Gallery. ie.—Doors open at HaMpase poi, login st 'Ult i ma Sis.—rlialf Price, Half.peet Light. V -------j------"- f ASQL EitADE at the OI'ERA-1 - 10179E, 1. as MONDAY NEXT, bring the last this seaeon.—. Tk ka, . 24 (td. less than at the door,to he had at J . F EN TEN'S Musie and Musqiierade arehouse, 7n, Strl, tear Ihe Adelpht. Al', dominos, masks, hots, fancy 4.,,..,.., ‘c. hat oat for the reciting; accommodation for i kenong. Mon cuing in, and returning from the Masquerade, ~,,,,,,,,,d A proem dour in Salishory-street. N II oyes Hats may he had for any evening. ..------- __ 2 . • .. of . • .. L so;000 pg...... of ...... L enooo IS2 of L•cono tsl .... nf lO,OOO 76 of l,OOO 47 .... 0•••••••. 5,0110 99 a 5OO 1ia...i1.1( nett CO. Stock-Brokers. Rhoreil 1 - 1 ..../Ir. the %Sore Capital l'riaes,, as/ id 11. r >anae 4.11 s , .04. 11)0. Jr,..., ter sib, the STATE LOTT LAY *. In r and Oatsh. Fos( Extra Chasers are Siren, by •I 1 , 61 e. dog. • %barest!' More lab tain 6, 4 4 p fo . Twitt., Rahn. Qoortoss. sod kligha, their .1 et Carrier, c:eented as tile same terms se Oki Esighlailied Pio de Lott• r Offices, d T. Mu GJfIEPYPILL, !30. JILL, .1 ii,E 41:H - COMMILTTEIt. , .• flint GiiES EI c 6,1 their I ottares is the ••• .t% ,r die botch-Ent side 'so „Itivek it Noon, la 4a s A.1.T.100n, • gagliai. daring viers soe to read uu tu. days out:, --c l:01.44, ES. MoNDAY—Rer. Hear, Porker, A.N. reads ea 3 IVI. 1 i. Y —Rev. Rothe's Jecelya Palmer, AII CIVIL L 4w sIIM rt DNES DA --arr. Peter Satielliford, A. ASTR 0- o ;IN W r n.‘ CS :2•AY —R ',chard Jolla Seam% Strveus, M CHIC, et tot the aftera....ds 1 iit*RNDAY—Fer. Ssomeel Merit, A NI G COM ETRY. FGI l) 4Y—Rty rrsoeis lieetehsto, 1.1. RH r..TOR IC . %.1 (11(1)41 —Vl•totopher Mawr, 1 11 D. PUN !qr. 13:CiNSC01111en1 CO. tnith their oleos. gr. at nacres% said iv the Una latter), us p. S:tarcs In the preceding Lottery 16.6 3,734 L.2o,n.in No. 4,61.5 4 ".4...... 6,000 353 5,05.0 6of 1.550 each ... g,son • of L.snd end' I,S , M Brin.g %am of Aeon every c solo* tannin; and in bet . T ear vah, in+ 44 20,huni. and Capitals t• IKe amount of heseies inn "scot the last il,nool. and the only ehtt ; and la previous years, hi an ainuelit tv new'. se proydrot , Sr. now *riling TIC* ETS and %RES is tia Luirf EII Y, In be drawn the sib of how, a aliwb Ilroc arc f..tir extra Greed Prier. of (hi. ifaadrcd Tocktts each, whirls may produce to • Ticket Itwori.4. and a Sixteenth upward+ of knout. 11121NSCOSIB sod CO Aga.. guard the public against the dreptien t l ford, of them firm and clauus of thr sale of thr first +ll.l hit ..f rah . ' (;rand Pours vo Riven ; the fart is, every Sistetaill was sold, and the fortnuate adventurers each nevoid 1,4471. 16. 3d at their Old and only Offices in Leed,a, Na. $7, rono.oll, f No. t, Holborn, No. 30, Hs.s.iritet, I Aad No. von, Strout,. will sever oovert they divided a Capital which Inoue' asiolatelv %bored oil sold to the public as above. LAX i. AND SURGICAL DI .PENSARV. His Royal Highness the Duke of York Presideid, and the following Committee of Governors Earl of Lennie Col. W. J.. 10 ,es, M. P. dish Hum T. Joon John Latouche, M P. its lion. it. I. She. idan, Co!. H. Clem, NZ P. 11 P. VV. R. H. Blown, Esq. Col. J Barry, M P ..'...Rion, r Kiernan, Member of the Royal Colkgr, London. rpHl. nis It.i.tittittots has received, for the eseJaii•it treatment sad ewes 01 both Setts. ar e •ed r.lb Venereal c...viptaiats, and their dreitilfal renne t, .ichtfiry, Sir. roudneted ander the ma t '......1/lof 3.lan of the drat professional 'Woos, *J. sio i.f. the public of the high e'en of Mr. KIER fe AN 'S anialist by it Cie usconeentesces ?whits charities sea tr-41,1, whist ihe young and nowise, are protected against "! d 4 ": oo 'ais lo by advertising pretend. re in this ." 4- ;i or pf ,cur, Since its et t•hlishment in loon, J.SOO 14 1114 iontet, have h. ea eared, without roods*. sow io 1• 4 1 111 . 1/1 tile c wISIJ1•1,0*, and with a delicacy sad a my Whets., taukotowts ; many id rouse have imbonted no el do: ioo.t forms of the disuse Irons ten to 1. s ' , iris 1 first si iii:oorus yield to Mr. Aternaii's • to • 1 , .4 tat* , sod whirr.whirr.appearsnee of debility " • • 10, 1•1. , 1 1111 y. 4ptallmttwel casual be inni:e to prevent buts Shut it"t) lie iarg..a .nn .....salted hi either ice with the prise, , It, Looter Cl..ai 4 " , *t.P , lfu.4.mtptAtt.. fruit silo. to toPITt, In the naion• 1.1 Cr IT Sit 1111 slit tM tattht: to *lona lett...suit 011 Cr • • :1. 11; C• 11 1•11. It•••• torn a•al ruttish,. tutiotosti • limit seat, be stirit, lad vn3 tot. p 11111 A Fred. " - !AL 1111'.1:%1 iN'S (.1 - T1 A .‘ !1it . .111:41r 'welt ptu.r • 'hat nepalt;ng of the I•re,rott gl.ty rail .•••••Klitisa •04 It, sr all the •11f1 . • rent sta.z• ut a • ! • r, wh...1• at effectually runs als4 eradarales • .14'6 ..0 ••••• :•41,,g . the pasnr•l feeling. a... 1 •••• selavatont, trttl.•,•at •:elsalatair.ug tin •1 deerer, u, crest ri.tenrinz esonlinernen •• • . its Awl. 'I ra4.cal vrrto,•• trf ,•• IJ•op, base purred their • !asset tir;"••ulte •... 1/11 , 11: 11. n Is years. lu all •khal•t, Iha •• .1 , :tlg .l.*l - 41 me, Irbil hrt the .16i1 ; •. Pr") I. • , lige a.tv.retry ef. , • • • -' I.4nute. To traVellers, an ♦ tlinst gum! m•-t tic reronouroll•4 too str•osgle ; whu vii ,l and &&&&& i-iire. in all .4.1 sluilh .11 Fret ?falsest that affect. ther' ll4 "'• t its i•Mr.is;% ninny MOP, have heron )ears had hie.. drprive•l of th tt happote..• • 1 101 , talessul retail, at Mr. Butl,l'., Nu 4. Cheap. • Pateruoster-ru., and retail ley Belau., : 1%,.1'5, Putties; !tills sa.t l'u)rte, ; Itt!1; ; Matedaull•l,t;la t gue , `Attalla a • 1 .-tion, I.4li•thsirslt ; and by oust Country Nee :aria. ..1.11. {0.411,0. at ,a sad eani,nitlo ample threetiosi. -"' ' AZ , b .. 4Pv n . J ._,. • . 4 it ...,........_ --....,..,.......2:• ~,. .......... __... .„. .. ~.. . :F. ASTLE tiIiSTNIN- 111 SH soli TW E .BRIDGE. I 2 in the two last Li ~. Is i'Q.lloltttOW, the Illid 4 ( hal tn%. Cross. Atiaa sad Pedatrian apr..tiek, LAS I' I OTTIAY E ;NIGH "r ; or,The rata! Rewire. •Vulel tote's Div, -,1.1. • Ornoul A Wick In I.nn4 14th Fcbnintv, in in. FRIDAY, MAY 11, 18io 'Y CAPITAL PRIZE% Oes, w Sitate3, at 4, I'uraktll, LATE LOTTERY, Draws sot► October, nog. I ..Ptiscs of.. Lgo,obio a.... Prikei; Les,ooo I I 5 WU 7 1,1,041 a 1,0411 3 460 4 5OO 1. Capitals. I Card* s. Tiekeis and Moues the New Lottery, which begius IPA end+ uu the fith of JUNE, are now selling an above.— Tb: !:elieme abounds with the unit Number of Money. Nixes, brsoli s which the einttinesar gives 11 , 01 4 11 ENTHA PRIZES of a 111 N 1101. E. TICKETS, by which a Slagle Ticket w.ay gala upwards of 11A400111 sad a Sixteenth ti,oul. &heaps to be b td, with particulars, at ♦. Corabill, or 9. Cbartag-Cram, Loodea. TO MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS, AND BUILDERS. TO BE LET on LEASE, for Ninety-flu:Pe Years, the whole of the Grimed called 'PRINCE'S MEADOWS, sitnatr ',ear Cupees-bridge, in the Pariah of Lambeth ; eornprisivie, a frontage of alw:ut One Thousand Feet of the Road or Street, from the iuteroled Strand-1u Ate, towards the Obelisk in St. George's. ; and a frontage of shout One Thousand Two Hundred and Fifty feet •.o the River Thames; and forming, in the whole, a Square of about Twisty-nine Acres. Plans, nil Particulars of the Premises, are now ready to be delivere,l at the Office of the Duchy of Cornwall, Sumer iiet•plare ; to ...hick Office, all proposals or offers for taking the said Premises, most be forwarded!), the oath May., 'on which day, the Proposals will be taken into ccovinieration ; and whoever may be the highest bidder fur the whole, or say of the Lots, provided that fair and reasonable offers are ma. , e, will hr considered as the purchasers thereof. Duels, of Cornwall Office, Somerset•place, May 7, 1810. This day Is peblielied. ie Woe Vellum, maw prke only 3e. 64 in boards, the Fannie g..tibAs t ut , T IRE CO I.TAGEIttio' aNIE ; a Tel; tor ilk Farmer's Ingle !Conk. By Ei.IZABETH HA %ALTON. Anther of " The Elementary Principles of Vacation," bleteutra of .Modern Philosophers " Printed few T. Cadcll„ and W. Ihavire, Strand ; aid W. Albemarle-sts re, London; and Manny, sad %lice, F.diuhursh. "We have not met with any thins nearly so Komi as this, since we ma., the Castle It wkivut, and the Popular Tales of Muss F.dgaiwth. This contains as admirable a pieture of the hriittisli Peasantry, as those noels do of tile Irak and rivals them, Is.A.otily in the general Isuth of the delineatious,aati the eliterfellisess and prtirlir il good seme of the It asot,s which they convey ; but in the nice diaerininiation of weliuttal cha rm ter, and the skill r ith which a dramatic rem, .entation of kissable Ws is saved front caricature and absuraity."—Edin buigh Herter, No XXIV. p 441. This day are published, haudsoolelY printed in use ridnulet setae°, pare, in board*, is, with a Portrait of Ch , copied (rue an illuminated inanisseript of the Canterbory Tales ha the putisessioa of die Marquis of Stafford, and with Euvrav,..es of the Tomalsauf Goner sod Chaucer, as they sow ataud, ILLUSTRATIONS (lithe LIVES and WRIT INGS of c.owen and ca•volut.. Cwillectad from aothroti c d.wourrots. liy the Her II J.TODD, ILA. F.S.A. Printed for 1 C. and J. itiviagtoo, T. Pays% Gain and and R. H. Evans. %e. A few eupira are printed in gee:to, on • else similar to the Oxford editton of the Cauterbary Take, prier, an boards, ii. This day are published, in Two Volumes, two. with a Por . trait of the Author, and two other f.'ograeimps, price, is boards, is, IVOR WORKS of the It..verrtol TIIOMRS 'FOWNSON, D.D. late Archdeacon of Richmond, use of the Rectors of Malpaa, Cheshire, and some time Fellow of St. Mary Magdalen College, thtfoid. To which are prellsed, au A...count of the Author, with an Introduction to the Dis courses ma the Gaped, mud i Sermon on the Quotations in the Old Testament. By RALPH CHURTON, M.A. A rc hdeacon of lit. L;nrid's, Aertur of Middleton Cheney, Northamptonshire, nod late Yellow of Brimria-Nuse- Col ler, Oxford. Pi:texl for P. C. and J. Ritingtoo, No. 1').4 St Pawl's Chou h-yard, and T. Payne, Pall-mall. This day is published, prier co. 4 LETTER to the KHAN CATHOLICS • et DUBLIN. By THOMAS 11100 RE, Esq. Printed for lames Carpenter, Old Bend street; of rhos may be bad, by the sumo Assad', . CORRUPTION and INTOLERANCE; S. con.l Erb ti ~,,, price es. 6.1. s• The SCEPTIC, • Philosophical Satire, pi we i. 414 i. EPISTLE:A, ODES, sod Elliott, in two tole price t .4. io ♦ (iDES of ANACREON, transtntell into the Eighth Edition, t• two vols. prier I.?s. in boaidi. S. The POETICAL. WOES of the late Tiainuse Little, Esq. price 7s. in beards. PUSUC RENEFIT. COLDS, COUGHS, CONSUMPTIONS, ASTHMAS, AND OTHER PULMONARY Co3IPLAINTS. ANADDEN'S VEGE I'ABLE 'ESSENCE is . .....sp r o.:i to implies), combining the essential virtues-of Ile most esteem ed Balsamic and Restorative Vegetables, aud, as a Remedy for Colds, Coughs, Consumptions, Asthma., nod other Pot. mutiny Complaints, is easy, pleasant, innocent, and effica cious. It is so easy, that a tea-spouisful is a dose for a per son full grown ; so pleasant, that it I. equal to white wine— so inuocent, that it may be gives to an infant; and so effica cious, that iliseas. flies, 31 it were, befbre it. In all cases, whether recent and slight, or long standing and inveterate, its effete are truly estouishing, sad almost incredible. to SO One iilll.llCt has it ever failed to produce immediate relief; and if a cure be within the reach of ineidsine, this will most certainly prove the happy means of accomplishing so desir able an eud. That these are not the dictates of interested boasting, the following respectable voucher., selected from a great number, will abundantly prove We, whose names aie hereasitivnbscribed, baviug felt the happy effects of Madden's Vegetable Hence on ourselves, Of Itim; hems eye-witneme. thereof op others, do hereby earnestly retinal mend it to the - afflicted with Colds, Coughs, Cumoimptious, Astbmu, &c. We do also hereby declare it to he per opi nion, that Mr. Madden, for having already so lug/sari diced his rose and lade rest to his benevolence and liamaiuty, is ti.Sp*llileig it gratuitously to bus suffering flituds, neigh bours, sod 'equidistance, fur having now offered it fur public sale, at a price whirls 'ruin's-triode butt few from purchasing, anti fir his leseesilleist inteiltiou of continuing to dole 'sic it grateituusly to objects of chanty, as justly entitled to the thanks oldie public. E. Aisle, EA. Great George st reet N':lltl;keirre t f.49 Finchley H. Blew. Log. Grtets's.row, Chtlees. J. 1171.;(:roolge,Esq. Receipt of Exr►cgarr. T. Palethorr, E.q• Exche vie? Bill Mee. W. C. Payee, Emil. Podia. swot Unice. _ J. Sewell, Ea(' Brampton W.O. Wispbrey, ILsq Caaa• cil 01 J. !leek y — a f.sq Prreme's- street, Grua* &turp-snail, West- minster. amulet Ilesd Creswell, Fag, so~aMl.Sheat, Pt.rt mud. gene. • Rev. .J. Tones, Reggae of Debdee, Essex %% edeues., steed, Veektawaster. Mr. J E. Brew), jet eller,Sl Mr. Bootie, Mand.court, Hot boro. Mr. Flight, ITui rester, r hum mikes to M a ir,nc. Mr. place, Mrs. elm k, ,elmerh.row, Newinow, !Ctrr..y Mr*. Jaques, grocer, Hemp abrad. Mr. Les,.llolmorogrr, Hosp. !lead Mr T RruMiab, Camberwrii. Mr. W. Ri. Ita, ds, Conveys o cer, Heat to- plosr, Hock. obey . Mr T. Longman, coglior, Bonk. Mr. Giles Collins, ditto, ditto. Joiner Cooke, FA/. Charlet te street, Brdror,l orate aroj Crack at, 1...1 Wood ford, Ewa z. Mr. finch a owl, jeweller, Hued -) aril" Jaier:.'s.st mei Mr. Madden ranteetrally Worms than , whit slay he dives. rd 1.1 try the hcfiltist posers d hi....testier tossed!, that fur 11%).r general siccmumbedatioa. N May ire it 2.1 in htittle..proce 72 stamp at hi• 44)11 . 14, B. li, G Ina eester.stri, I, Mtlrrel•S4.lllAtr, Mitleelobtlry *lke, e 212..) thine who are uhivis of chicle) arty apply, and 1.. .sipplit.l gratis; Rasidatt's, ya 1 Etirhasige-G•te,Ciirwhill ; ‘1,,t8,1 2 . 2 •2, funieldies, es ' Fket ••tri et ; Mr. Minns. 13..u%sieller. Cheap. alrcel,o a th ; gad Wows. Neggy And tiletsisford ; heater; Mr. 11 221212.it5i Bindriteller, Ghiareiarr; Mr. Ihelzin ' Cuis-stritet, Bri+tist ; Nth , Tree. aesu„ Exeter; Mr nark, Ai* Hiah atter?, itorotigh ; Mr. hiatrzer, 5.30, thini.d.ureet Mr. Aries, ry, larthialnases. dune ; Mr. Magnesia, 33, Illaystarhet. HempeteaJ, I+o9. The abuts le a aunt effectaal atmcay is the Hoopla'. Cough. N.l; hay quantity, sot lan then thrs, thattlms, rat to 6••• part of 11w ontutcy, slew. ma 'sin' aa fut terry tkrrl, Can .3ge flee Mit ale., pus, be purehneei, a Pamphlet, prs. r tainottg trelq antaretalog taints I tun It. I ttore . t .14. b. st cc. spect.ghtl:(:. , rttb krbeareatiuna *stilt fi1 . ..0.(t .1 It It()VAL MENAGERIE, Exeter 'Change, Strand, revived and improved by S. POLITO, con filmier au less tl.aa Five Majestic Lions, dr nay sh.un.g two compli to paw of distinct breeds, cud without tut eptunn the largest and Inca ever seen in England ; Three tremen dous Bengal Royal Tigers, Which, f. r sae cad inaut l , were nee , . -acreried (If war equalled' iu this kingdom ; t:••• Male Nyirhaw, a moot eatreardisary Animal, uniting the Cow and the Deer, from Sorst, IL the East lue.ies, the great Egyp tian Cannel, thetbeMly ooze in England; the Laughing Hyaena, from the Cape id food Hope, of the same . kind as nue dnirribed by Bruce to h throu gh`' Travels thea''' . its of .V.reinia • the land tangaroir, Male awl Female, from *tArtarry Feavite has at this present time a Young ir,e+taibk to her Pouch; the gre.it Female Elk of North diarrica,, a Van' . etraorditiary tine Leopards , from .iene r: • • whick se, pass.* &err+ t ion; the Emeos, or in a, from V inds•enzan'a Land ; the Solver Vu'l Lo R.aiiis ; 1.,e Jaguar, or Tvp Cut, from And) • : are Gelearic,or Cruwu Crane., from the Coal of Gut CUIIVIOSS, Gem the hay of Honduras, •MI• va .( intertstuog Naafi A..:m.its and Oil ; and V, runt n 1 ;io•Lnens v(u Spzraareti Whale, ird feet twig, a.,4 the II:! .nt in Li land. Admittancis to *17,1e is et h pelves. S. Polito, ewer .!e4intes of grastifyiarg a generk.u. Public with every thing that is tart 414 ecriutta, tesp..,tfwly in form* his Fs ends aud Patron, that, having w,at edid to the shim , Premises, he is taktatt sv,-ty pteu.ble pAius iu im proving awl removing ever) thing that formai) übstraeted jhaftscrituditing.sLata.6.o4-tateis.t y tixranosinata be is mithiot, in it oh"( time tt inter (o She ItetTFt inapve. tion a Ilenagrrie the inu,t extensive, vaiusbic, and well ar ranged in I:viupe, which will then be divided iu different A pie tuft nts. AN IN VALI3,IIII.E REME DY.—Patron• tied by her Royal Hotline , * the Prince's of Wakes and up.rarils of three hundred of the Nobility, Clergy, Jac. Shit know the value of, and recommend, an innocent, yet el ficacious remedy, mid mode of treatment, to tie it connec tions and friends; which remedy and method have super seded surgical operations, in thousands of instances ; sod are now uffe,Nl to the afflicted in every part of the world, for the cure of Egyptian Ophthalmia, and fur the removal of all pain snit redness of the eyes and eyelids ; also for all floating spots, stationary specks, and films; also fur short, thin. misty, foggy, cloudy sight; and even for Blindness itseif, proceediug from cataracts, general debility of the optic nerve, and from saber Casten; several thousands baring been be nefitted since April 'son : although hundreds of them had been totally blind.—One was s I years blind, restored to sight of one eye, through the assistance of, Mrs Partici, of Canter bury; another SU years, by Mr. and MM. William another 44 years ; One blio.l 40 years, by the Rev. G. Greatbatch, of North Meols, near Orniskirk, Lancashire ; another 37 years, by Mr. and Mrs. ; another au years ; another in dal knees t 7 years ' restored to sight by the Rev. J. Backworth, A. M. Vicar of Dewsbury, Yorkshire ; soother blind dti years, by Mr and Mrs. W.; another 43 years, was restored to sight is 1799, by Mr. and Iles. W. at St. Just, Cornwall, and sight cositiuues perfect to this day —witness the Rev. Mr .Tregi der, the Minister, and J. Millen sod W. Chnihales, Esqrs. Churchman!, tis ; asuth. r :teed sa, hum blind, be cataract in the kit eye, yr t she can now see to read laic• print: the other eye also b. t.mite blunt four years since, soil was deatioyed by surgical operations ; another. blind several years, was in the Leeds Infirmary two years, during which, was couched in One eye eight, and the other sever' limes, without the small es: benefit, yet restored to sight by the Rev. Mr. Rigby, of Markley, near Halifax, Yiiilkahire, sod enable.' to work; another blind in one rye I,t yr ars, and two years in both, con-bed twice by an eminent °cutlets, had only a little gion- Purring light, yet restored to sight by Mr. S. Mitchell, of 8111 fiord, near Newhury, Reeks; soother alio la yew. blind (both eyes), restored to sight by the Rev. W. R. Wiltaharr, Stone, sear Berkeley Castle, Gloucestershire ; another three years as d it half blind, and one horn with short sight, cored h the Lune Gesittetioni.—Ausl all the ale.ve, It I f HOUT ANY SURGICAL OPER/I'II4PN, rec.. if.,, the. hril at tended is vats on the meat celebrates. Oculists town and etteitte) Mr. and Mrs. Williams humbly presume to approach the Royal Family, and also to a. quaint the Nubility, Gentry, Jae with their merest during tik part year. The London list only ?Shire April lion), amorui• to dm t• patients, besidss Sir otrunause uumbris end, r the can of above two hundred o seisehuta (consisting of Clee%ymaro of she Eafahl i slied Church, Disieut lug NI Misters, and Ladies awl Geallellloll of respectability). in thflet rut pests of Ella ..pe and dtain, who err row dimity la the habit of ailirsiurstei sus their timely to the untried ' even to infanta at the breast, AS sell as to very agi d persons) with great IlUeeeht. •.. %Ir. Wiegman, Jeweller. tilt, St James*. strr,t, is only mot '0410,10111 thou's**, who can again see to avail the small est prat without the assistance of glaoras, although he bad b.. is all:lack I or.lrly two years —That gentlemaii ha, refaill• toe.okd sir.s, .41 of his trieads, every owe ist a hoin has re- CC•n ed 474.111.11h111C benefit •Mr. %Virginals sent Mrs. Wil liams (who ts Gallaway's Buildints, Rath, for the l in of her 1,, .16.3 on eters int silver tea-pot ;with an ia- ON it. sits , as a lukcii of geatitude for the Itvnehl Lt. llSSlteethed r. the remedy, mods of treatment. N. R ylc and Mrs Williams advertise, that they will ve er r publish the rainy or residence of any Lady or Gentle patterns'', w.ttao.ll4 prviaalnioll. has. !Ices of essential pervie , , tbisses• foul}, to Ilatrou of l'ae Bath l'eti.tentiary, and or. .11111110dre I •tber Patwattt, saa , l) of•lioto r•M *Watt) b 1 ud, " but ate now sec '^ PRICE SIXPENCE-HALIPPMT. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, Tiii,arnrr, MAY le. BANBURY PI:F.RAGE. Ur. Gaselee, the AttorneyGeneisl, and Mr. Hargrase. were In-std upon points of esidenee, hef.me a Committee of Privileges, the Judges beim; oleo preoeut. The Comonsstui.eis of Sewers Mill was read the meortel time. SPAIN. Lord MAIN coos vas* for eertaita papers, routainimg . the correspoodeoce between Mr. Coming, Mr nerr, specifying the date., of floe letters. , - The Marquis M . lacy did not perceive the mild% of these documents being produced, hut be should tu.t t to the Made Lortra minion.--The 11101111.11 was m6r,t4l to Adjoin ocd. 4 " MOUSE OF COMMONS. • • •=1.1.1 READING PETITION. Mr. !VnitcoN presented a Petition from the Po. rough of Reading. praying for the discharge of Sir • . Francis litirdctt and of Mr. John Galt Jones Imo, continetneut. He said, that the Petition which h. • now bad the honour to presert to the House, ii as vaitteu in a different language from their which had been rejected. It was agreed to in e full and respectable Meeting, •Ind was entitled to ev. ry ;ono sideration, from Ate temperance and deceuev. Ile therefores-vioved. "That it should lie °Li the table." Mr. SHAW LE FEVRE seconded the motion, att..r a few words expressive of hi. satisfaction in forward ing the objects of so respectable a hndy.—The um don was agreed to. :PARLIAMENTARY REFORM. M. SHAW Le Feet's said, that Ile held a peti tion its his hand, which came from the same Meet ing, upon the subiect of Parliamentary Reit-vat. It was espressed in a manner to which no person could object, having avoided all unnecessary topita„ and istraiperate language. It complained that there was not that coincidence between the People and their Representatives, upon pi.liticid subjects. which it was the interest of the country :hat there should. It complained of the iwolequircy of the Representation, of time 'limber of Placemen and Pensioners who were permitted to have seats is that House, and also of the long duratiou of Pilo. hamente, giving the preference to triennial, ebeve septennial.. They applied to the legitimate 'retiree for the remedy 01 those disadvantages; 4E41 he hoped that their complaints would find au attentive ear, and a considerate jodgment. Mr. Stmeog secoaded the motion; andTsegrotto ' mike a ttw observations connected with the niature of the meeting. in *lnch the petition was agreed to. The meeting, he observe:d, did sot etimilt solely of those in whose hands the political power of the country rested, narnily, the Electors. It sat. a meeting eiiiiiiened by them of The ii.h !blonds' iif the county at like: He Aid not state that with in y ' vliw - fo intinclice the pillion. u hicli he thought tiii.. titled to .iie e.insiderition of the House; but hek' thought it r it!ier an objectionable system, spun thli . i pl ie l e . &elbow it% pima& the polibeal .parsat was vested, to call in other. to decide. who, by their [ attentions, would be Ode to ‘vertvour themselves in any case submitted to their consideratioii. It a .. peered to him to be a kind of suicide in tLe cinst t . tuent body. He did not mean minter from this, that tht Legislature should be less rafreful, or the Laws' less open to those who possessed tie rig:it of . le . c.. lion ; but they should sot be brought in' to in. Muller, and, perhaps. to overbear this &Mik) at those who did. He seconded the motion vat the same time ing to himself the right to hake . what pen his judgnitut might dictate. in gay future discussion. , - . Mr. WARD wished to make •single remark upon what had fallen from the lion. tieutlemou. lie had said. (as he understood him) that the could'. tireht body only had • right to petition that Home. Me (Mr. Ward) could not coureive that the right of petitioning was subject to any such ttttt atter!, hear, hear'!)—more particularly upon tpiestmite relating to Reform in the Coustitution. It would not be atippooed, that . tho.• who po.seswed political porter under the precut system. should be the only prison. privileged to colm.lain against it. If this principle was established. the single Beisr‘sentstien of Oil Sarum woidd have • right to petition. while the tiotatiitants of Manchester and other actirislia log toot'. would be drhied H.—( Hear hear!/ He did not mews, in any thing that lie bad sold, to pledge himself to ou opiunia en tbe object ninth the present petitioners led its vice. Mr. Slum; thanked the lion. Gentleman for haling given him an oppwritthity of expleining away any wrung itopreseion which his lat:gu tge might have given. It was ant his Oat...Ala:A to deity the right (II the peop:a in general to petition. 'nit whin • meeting of the electors was caltrils Ire thought it wrung that others should be coos% yard with them. who might be-art/man thrir sense. Mr. SHAW LIFLVRA said, that the omitting in which the petition *MI Niittd to. was rotwerolts and respectable, cud that it was cirri. .1 iti.an - tracu..ly. The petition, therefore. was the lair sentiment of toe Borough of Re.i•lit.g. that the R r „him, wh • is ails root. to be pro,.owrti ,ti the 11011161., wouhl he well a. rt 4:8•Illki 'Novi/ t. The prtiliol wt's ordered to li • oo tire tel bit JON,t Nte mowed. "That ermine romi-s mining to the Baltic Cienvin abuol.l he pruned Mr. WIII‘RTON ulitanwd lute to Wog it. a 11111 to pre. vest mends in the taportation sad l.puriestsaotarok be. twee% Lapland mil Ireland. lite Aberdeen Helium Bill am real • third time ma passed LONDON DOCK COWP.thY. The Thiel ft-dialog et tue Louduu Dock BIM bettlg moved. 111.111tY Tootteene -•41, that the ~pew tat,on Alre,ely wooded to th"e oho suAired by Id* tf.,tituboo of (hi, Cootivetty, had proet..l need. and thty, who were auteutled to be efesmopt loof .off. red .nod 'overtly. An .►tldnta.► .l uf oo• to kt added to the ca. rel. lie Ito,yed that the old declaims of cenenenel vois o u bi b- to tins 80l ; nod. who wader •tto I that the Chalice:lot of the Eschevres mud lefa