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M (,; I Zt9 - '/:-.4404P r- . _ . :;~.. .ft S. PIUMBER 5071. ORATORIOS. • THEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING, Wedfiroeloy. March so, (for the last time this amanns.) Part le--Tbe admired mord Oraforiu,•coutimmet) by BMlonia, called THE. MOUNT OF OLIVES. The sole pso , b y yy ra . Salmon, Miss Goodall, Mr. Pp's, and Mr. Nelson. Al the can of Par Belles Concerto on the Flute, by Mr. Nichelama, and New Aria (MS.), Madame Gourgi 0 Per fair dell' ammo (I core" (1.. Habit it.) Pail 11.--The celebrated Overture, and a Selection from Momiree ZAUBERFLOTE. Q u intettii, Mrs Salmon, Miss Goodell, Madant• Geserfti %Ir snit Mr. Howe,—Air. Mr. Hawn; " The Lark (rum tanh"—Aria, Mrs Sslmo'," `Svriitierata in em i r (Sarchani.., scampamed on the Flute by Mr, Nichol 'filo. Mrs. :tallow. Miss Goodall, and Mr. Terrail, " O'er wool bauka"--Aria. .NT l . lo for Geergi Belbnelst. " Als ! Dn . — Ali, Mr. G. amnia, " Within theme sacred Issesseva"— air, Miss Goodall, " Mark, she nmemi"—Lhaiette„ Mrs. Woos and Mr. McLane, "I f e'er whew folisota"— • Mrs Salinas, Miss Goodall, rod Madams Georri g o.da;" Asia, Mr. Pyne, " Oval sumso i fro• g un, Mr.. Saban, MIAs Guudall, and blr. Haswell, ti doter rwifrotii!" Martin. Mrs. Salmon aril Mr. G. • " St. putesse."—G. And (luaus, " Duren& 0 btu,- Ste Vail 111. A GRAND MISCELLANEOUS A(l'. Caricrthi (Harp) MMa Sharp (Dialviniara) ; Means, Mrs. To the di" (Rionisit) ; Nrar Recit. and ti Schou, "liar Spirit of Ike Storm" (G Perry) ; Air, P)ue. " Softly rise" (Rossoun Obletatu, Mr. Orninan), and Caws.. "Ye Suutberti Breese. (Royce) Alb. MIS GOOd411." COMP, come thou Giwlrkia" (L'Alletru)(ll .iiiirl); T.io, sir. Mr. Ti trail, mad Mr Howes; " Tbs nava' (Ha,p Mimi Sharp, (Altwioud); Cam. turn, Madame Getup BiJluebo, " Di placer rat balsa il cur" (I(uaalui). Th. - P. rforinauce will coneluile with TIFF GRAND I;ATTLE sINFONIA. The Public must regretfully aegoaintt4l. that Signor A0)1144111 is pawl pled performusig this Eveniag by a mire cold. bader of ht. 8.0. fl Mr. H Quart The whole under the direct' •u of Sir G. Smart. 113 w w., ifs.; Sreoud Prim. 34. ed.—pit, 84 fl+l.; Second l'hee, 2s —i ~ ner Gallery, 24.—Vpprr Gallery, Is. 1 WEISTH TIME. THEJTRE IcOY A L. (WV t NT-GAR DES. TO -MORROW EVENING, THURSDAY, march 11, w,II be acted the new Tragedy of EVA DN E OR, THE STATUE. With oar Serum, Humes, dec. The principal Character* by Mr. *bleat, Mr. Macreade, .31r. Yummy, Mr. C. }lmola*, Mr. Connor, Miss O'Neill, and M. Teem. With the Da..ce of PAUL AN!) VIRGINIA. After wlticitill4l time at this Theatre, the revived Vine of. THE DEAF LOVER. ("apt Meadows (the Drat' Lover), Mc W. Fsrsen ; Ohl suss aid, Mr. Blanchard; Yvan Wrosigyistrii, Mr. Con ner, ( autrea. Mr. Cower; Stasniould, Str. Mites. Sophia, rt T H ; Betsey Bluesuaa, Mts. Cebtw. for the &xis to be of Mr Brandt's, at the Eux-iifliee, Hart-street, f Tin lin F A Femme Bus may be hail fur the Stamm, or nightly, of Mr. thandon, at the &Logic!. On Saturday, The Marriage of Figaro, with The Dear Lower. Oil Mumlay, Evadoe, with ALulthsi, or The Won&Jul Comp, QUARE PIANO.FORTES, nit new and 4.7 improved Principle'', are now eho made at the PA TENT SONTENENTE GRAM) PIANO FORTE MA . tiIIFACTORY, 96, Psll-mali, London. 'Mle I mite unsiHtst are particularly reciditneended to Merchant. and Drafere, can the following ler...undid, namely, durability of coneti sie nna, a rich and p,wetful tone, and a capability of *lauding iu tune hitherto uatcpuilkJ. The Soatcneete is applied only to the Grand Piano. HAZARD and CO. as Cootroetors for tbs. present Lottery, feel highly gratified at the very Ce. nrral approbation given to their Scheme of the Lottery, to brim Deming the 23d of MARCH, a n d hope that the the distribution of their faeowia, will recoiled Coat the present is HAZARD Sod Co.'s Scheme; and atom errateri that as a very recent Lottery they soli Al.l. the Thatty housand Pouted Posy s, also the last Thiity Thus sold P.und Prize ever drown. HAZARD and CO.'s Offices, P 3, ROYAL EXCHANGE, 26, CORN HILL, Awl 324, OXFORDSTREET, corner of Swallovt.rtrert. 714 e Lottery consists of 10,000 Tickets, mud the Sclwwc ominous 3 of 3 4 And Thum' oiher Cavan!". Falls ra112119, First Freund. F seals, and Seweath tionwn Prises of SO/. will earls he cull t u.rl 11. 16 uodrawn Mimic Tieleis; Shares in pruportuus. A SINGLE TICKET MAT GAIN Al. THREE Prisr* of .e 20,000! •NO SVEN A Sixteenth may gain full t 20,000! TCanna:sloe for the Two lost Lottrqlo.4, • returns his most sincere thank.' to his best Friends, tbs. Public, fun the unbounded patronage he an collo:mil, r.ca 1%e., anal begs leave to congratulate them on his Offices tut twat() beilig more successful than those of any other lALcebiteper, as he pull in the Contract just fiiiisheil, 6,535 3,191 ions minor Capiiabi; snit lie hopes he shall, as e+644, AAA fiat as the lasouria of Fro lune in the Granti Litt ry, vrhncL begins 2301 tor THIS MONTH (March). The Scheme consists of 10,000 Tickets, and contain* 1 111tE6 Grand Prize, of £lO,OOO ! Besides 37 tither Capitals, ALL STEKLING MONEY. ( fa there ors wet wry Stock Pr•zes)—By • novel arrange rs. ot Scheme, r r etAira Prizes isre'es kk t !es' to Tickets ahirh 'nay usable she Wider of a single Ticket to Dimon all ihrse Wiles of Y1loill01! end even the holder of PO PIA I s Shoe as • Sixteenth, sway Net the princely euni of te. l loll/ ausl should the holders of the Poises entitled its 'I yke's wish to dispose of them, without tusking the Chine, s ut the there is little doubt hut they e,sslsl sell then, before drawn Sc. treat advantage. Tido, end 3!berrs are srlli.g et BlSH'ss Officer, 4, Cunsnit.4, and 9, Ctrititime ciao', ; and by arf 1 , 1. Ow Cuumry . of wistan *chewy, with full part'. tu.•r%, may be had gratis. ••• It rill be übierved, there we Thee .2 0 .0 00 1. Pilaf. in Wirt" ; nod 111 • recut Lotion, Mil miltl Time late of tO,OOOl. ALL IN SHARES!!! Agx rrlIE Public are respectfully mfornivil, the (having been ARKGAD) they will again And Mr. MATHEWS AT 11011 E! in his old Qoariera, at the llv alre-Eisval, Eris!iFh ttrers-Hoste, Sirand, on the Even ings of MONDAY, HPRSDAT, and SATUKDA Y. lint , Mt tiny prerent Month of March, 1819, akar be will have the honour to preform his TRIP TO PARIS, in their Compass, in Three Parts. Part Fourth.—A Mono-poly-M(lre, descriptive of LA DILIGENCE. Diligenciv PI munte—Jemmy (an English Bnota, at the Foreign Oilier, a very old acquaintance), Mr. Ma. thews; Monsieur Peres?Wire (a travelling Tutor), Mr. Mathews; Master Tummy Tarragon (his infant Pu pil, a "VI is es prwieria uihtl"). Mr. Mathews; Samuel Mardi, Fog. (" a Tailor made Inlet"), Mr. MatheWst Hi ar. kiak Hulk (a GIRRAT Attorney of Stred3ne), Mr. Mathews; Miss Evelio* Everttre.en (au old Metal), Mr. Milltrws , and Monsieur Puudtk Mincer (a French Postillion), Mr. Ma thews !! The visitors to She Pit will find that, since the last rum mer season, their improved accommodation Max been consi dered, and that the Pit hnx now she highest elevation of any Theatre w London. The Theatre ►s kept thoroughly warmed mud veutilated. Doors to be opened at Seven, and the Performance to be gin at Eight uTluck. l.ixes se.—Pit 3s. —Lower Gallery 2so—Upper Gallery Is. Boxes, Places, and P. irate Boxes, may be taken Of Mr. Stevenson, at the Bnx.olliee, Strand entrance, from Test •till Roar; and at Fearinan's Library,llo, New Baud-street, opposite Burltuiriou.gardetw. A CITY OF LONDON SCHOOL OF l' AND INDUSTRY. PATRON, 1.'1.7111N Gloogow, • By THOMAS CH A L ERS, D.D. • Erinteil far Longman, Horsy kers, Orme, toil Brawn, Li:mien • John Salida and Soli:Glasgow ; cud Win. Mbyte sad Cu. hdinhurgh. Of *Loin may be betl,:by the sine Author DISCOURSE.S me the CHRISTIAN REVEL:ATM'S, viewed Iso connexion with the Modern Astronomy. 8,5.. N i at b Edit too; Is. The r.v DENCE and AUTHORITY of ilw CHRISTIAN REVELATION. Sem. Sixth Edition • Os. • SERMONS mud TRACTS. New Edition, Soo.; 1.18.44. late MA J ESTY'S' WAitOROBE..-a• saes, Valuables panditeell by 01tr leis rssrl an eriebested WS, Ow moat oiste. i t o f ...Asset, but sense • from so jrnmesininal si part, NB Ilse exquisite besot, of hoe kiselnorteee.. ~ NGTON hag the In.noter to announce In the Sol , . Friends, slid llw Public, that hr Yrrr1e.....:4 slue 4hese elegant sluawls, bl,ieh were sent 1101T1 Persia, Constsatirisyle,asol the different Lastarts Cong.-, All Oriental Vresetils lo tsar llisksty; trued which, isitrleti to Ina ahead', Assartittekii, forms al use, 11l trust complete rot display of Illsoutactate ever yet Peru in an Earn. .untry, the Csehetnere Mosel briez considered 00- easealliht of -Coutiuelital Costume, n cab ulster% to pleagnsz reflection 1.111 the mitul ~f every inhouiret genius. . viewed reclusively at his India Warehouse, Ss 10, tuilpire.strefil. mar St. Pewee., ipI.F.TI4II g. F 41 0 103 N This d. 7 aerto pnlilinfied, in you t.., POS'i I MOUS Una VOW! W R . ..Mks of BENJAMIN FRANKLIB. LLD. VA t. Funning ille 'Moll or Concluditig Valois, of ilw Ms. Pithiislnd Grim Ihr Originals. ley his Gimidotos, TEIIPLE FREVSLIN, . the iliiniuenielled _Characters mho here a place in lear•erv, elll he fugindi Berke. vox, Cr Isirr. [Sr. Sir Jusrp:i (tanks, Dr. !Name, thand Sharp, liarun Mnaeres, Raton, itrcarrin, David Davit Dame, Cundurcet, Str sVraa, Jottel, t, M. tie Bratinsurloal., Do.lvtip 8111 p.. le}, Bartley, D. Fullacrell, Mr. thaws., Dr. Per cival, Dr. Baurrorl, I)min Tucker,. Mr. Pria Thitchra.l., the lamest, Sir Frinris firrnai.l, t'itrii Rewjamin Vaughan, Sir Julio Dalrynivie, Lurd Tcigu iriuUth, Ear. thr. Ser. Pr:nl•il fur Henry Gt:hisrn. Coted.•;l.elreet, JSlid J. SIVEWRIVIIT, .01'10; • Ration los the kI A Kell 1.111T1:10', which with only 10.11100 Tidaeta, contains att Capitals, all dt. thug Minn 3, tucluditig 'FIUME PRIZES OF Y29.‘3 0 {), arid in addition In all the l'ilsno in the Sclii no., 17-.0 e,,. dimwit Ticket., iu the lw Sinews., if lir. t, Fred. w.tl to. Riven to the IsulderaWf the I 241, 41h, 6th, Frs.. of rn 111 i. wean:. in; ill. A Stir 11 1 .ENT11 Win Alin SQ,OOO Cause:sq. The tradition Tickets or Shari,: inn, be thomoi at either of 'the °Sees of .1. and J. SI V EtvRIGHT, CQIUIII4ILL, . I 311, 11%iT411.%11111LT, 141, thinblto-FIREIT, LOMX)N; or at any .if their AO/114 19 She CrOlnfry, *here theriolif Nn. I ~ ,7eo, the 12.4 3fi.sr4i/. in 0,.. Cotitraet Nn 1,30. 1.0041/ Nu. 5,713, WWI NJ 1,47J7, ROO.; Nu. 12;131, 2:1CI. ...e.• • • ef in-t.. , ...- ~ . -,.• - ,• , . .... ..... , • .. .. ~ A . Nt ....ft„ . 4 ' ' ,. ' s — 7 - --- 1 1 , . 1 * • . . i t " 4 • i. • . i ' 4 ! .. • ' . • • ............, ..LQN,I,OIOI._ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1819. . . .. . . , .........____„. . .. . , .. . . .........../....L.--- , --. .. ,_ trd - ~.....c_ ____. --..-....- ---- , • • LOST, .° " RENEFOLENt SOCIETY DE Y. PATRICII. This day is published, in royal Ilsor.,price 7e. dd. •1100 14 , IHIER I' A LONDON-DOCK SCRIP RECEIPT,PH EAN NIV gRSA it V F ESTI VAL of the• Vui. I. Part 1. (to tra congmited) of Tbe i 'll In the Name of Mrs. JANE 9SRALDESTON, for ,IL ' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY of ST. PATRICK, win ,ILF EPORTS ot CASES,. principally on PRAC- teat Queer), ii i NA membered 6441, dated 'Britisher, 1804. Whoever may 'he eetehrpled on WEDDILDAY, the 17th of Merril, 1810 ler I'ICE sad PLEADING, and relating to the OF- hove found the same, end will brine it wthe Landon.Disith 'Ovens( the Thirty.einth Areivereirry), at the City of Conduit 'VICE of MAGISTRATES, decided in the COURT of Wiliam' a c:i . r . •Gase, near tbe Bank, shell receive TWO GUINRAS Teeter, Bishopegatssetreet. • . - KING'S BENCH, in Hilary Term . 1019. ~: • EVIEIII/46.11 Reward. tezetOzit7, By JOSEPH CHITTY, Req. ' '• lily, his Prier - .. - The Duhe of LP.INSTER. Of the Middle Temple, Sersister-st.l**. . whole of Thos NEW THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA- Nit w-VeLeeIDFIITS, . Lando u : Printed fur Henry Butterworth, Law Bonk- Irmlot‘nliewo The Morph' o'f Lansdale*, The Pall of Darnley, :. reeler, 7, Fleet-street, between the Temple elites. . Presents to 11141751 E . STRAND. valuable Aim THIS EVENING, 1% EDNESDAY, MARCH 10, ANJ) r a e ri ga iri ri d,Chnwillilm.TietisitittEarl Hat. o f Geur Piletia" C ". . "- .-4 • FRIDAY, 12, sc. Castlereagh, E.G. ge among. Thiacley le pehlietwiCtit foolscap, Ilse. price Wild. Warms brilliant dia l , TOM CRIB'S MEMORIAL, to COSI Peal. Cou^ll rfarialioN , • !TITHER NOVELTY. The . Earl of Bective, •[lard Willies Fitzgerald, GRESS. With a Preface, Nuts., and Appendix. • toot viscid+ , 'tuf t R. WALKER frosts the addition . he is Lor j Clif • Lord Archer Hill By ONP. OF THE FANCY. . produce apb 11l about to mete to his LECTURE. will meet the age. Ri c h& Hon' Sir Benjamin Sur 11. J Tierney, Bal. . • VW . Appendix contains, among o ther Flash Article*, of lrolian gel peahensm of the Towu. He rejoices that the opinion of morirolleld, IL C.S. Aldermen 'fhorp, M.P. semi Chamois by Bob Gregeon, the present Poet Lanreat of To he vies mom" of the *wise •ser ripe hius admirers of the Sconce yl Mark ~„0 „ ,„,,, D R M.P. L is le, At. cow l, r , F,„ l . the Fancy. luily,iste Mrs a 104011.1 " she Frier& and Dissenters" Is favearable. h o g, n m 1,6 gi nolo t c y t E sq . mmo Loren , Esq. Printed fur Longman, Hera, gets, Orme, said Serris, , - Ilia object alone is to incetate, if be rah, she gweerel adaii- m ann p. m ", E st j a b i .wi r i im a q , .co NE ratios of the beauty sod erawdesor of the Alasighti's 160 46 16 1 Tharta Room Dol. i li . ' 6(3 ° TO/s 4 l En- -1 sod why hiss Music (sacred Mask) hear. eas losegoselelleil ? i up ii i, li mo ., p f ei g . g s ". • ... • This day are published, in roue volume Seo..price 174. boards, r ruin A Team as rim Curium ill falls, *III Mud, "Thew as 11,11 reads. *O, eac h, l ir b e had a the Fig,,,,,,,,, , o f Thorns , pH E PdETICA I. H E VIA INS. of the lair 1 IN GI Arum Almighty Farber " —Cnleolt ; .., What thought JL Dr. JOHN LEYDEN. with MEMOIRS of his LIFE. &r. Pariah , Painbi idge, Esq. Treasurer, College of Physicians, War w i tk- Ira" ..— Haarie l ; sad fur ih'e last, " T he 11 ""e" a re 64 ' lane. of the &misty • and at the Rae of the Cit of Lon- By the Rev. JAM Eg MORTON. mums. Pull tug"—Haydn ;to celebrate and honour the suWinaernbjects au . : rw , e , n.itelsopsta l e street Dome ou tg i at Halt. prided- r oc L A ,,,, cm00 , Hurst . K ee ., Orme , an d Brown, W LI of Astronautical inquiry. Lawdstik ; sad A. Constable and Cu. Gilieburgli. past rive u'Clisek. Anoint di Dunce urn at Six, hegiii at Seven, end et Tea. fared by Prder ! 1p • kw slays will lie published, three Mem. The Hesse is now well sued by a powerful Hut Air Stove J. C. MICHELE , 0- cretery, GREENLAND: A Pore . By J. Mantgonseriv,.Esq• „ . soder ilw Pit. -•-• . m en' l ey . Si • No. MI, Qeeen-meerr, Rhionisbury. Boxes, 6 ..— pit, 3r —Gallery, is —Lipper Gallery, 15. DR. CHALMERCS NEW VOLUME OE SERMONS. 4.4dobille SI N 11.—hlo apprentice under the. Charity will he allowed to Hartley, 1) This day are poblirbed, in one large Volume Aro. Its. - dine at tbr apprentices' table without a special ticket from 'mit zr P..t.ii,.. ars. rya !wet fill Iv tartrates,. I hist the Si•erriary s EttAIONS, preached its the Trois Church, 11(ippir, pr. r:i......._ lel:, ar,id . N - ' - ITT IF ell I r — - ----' \ -.. 1,•II) : 1- • t. .tr -, ..• ..... o t , ummajilii 1 . ....w. , . , . • • taw. -.,••••••,- ' ‘ , -• a PRICE savEmPrEvrcE. The Right Honourahie ttse LORD MAI OR. •-•••••• The Right WorehiptitiG• WENT, iEoRGE SCHOLEY, Esq. Ytee..eitgamen . gs, The NIEMEN of LONDON null MIDDLESEX. Sir 'rhos. Raring, Barr MP. W. Heyg,ate, Esq Ald M.P. Sir J Peering. "art. AIJ. M.P. Sir Ft/1111i* DellitllfftP, Kul. Sir C. Floner, Bari. AM. J. T. Thrp, Esq AM. M.P. Julin Au.ley, Esq AM. Charles Barclay, Erq. Charlie Forbes, Esq. M P. John Calvet, Eaq. Christopher Smith, Lay. Aid. W 1 II ism 'thoinpooti, Esq. John Ramshottom, Esq. M.P. M Whit Furb. s, E.q .• George &Mgr.+ Eaq AIJ. William Melliili,E.q. M, P. ON SUN bA Y, the 14th (Wu or Match. MIN, A SERMON will tw Prearlird for the Distill' of the Charily, at 11w Church of illie milled Parishes of St. Mary at Hill, and St Aiollrew Hartilisril, rove-taut, Easteheap, by the Rye C. E. DE coEtimuw., A.M.. Rector of &Moline, Surrey. Prayer, to Maio at Eleven o'Clnek in the rt.rention. Anil on MONDAY, Maeda si, the NlN'lrtl ANNIVER SARY DINNER of the Fektuls of this lortitutiou, will be held at the City of Loads& Tatrero, Illishopegate.strcet; The Right lion. the LORD MAYOR, in the Chair. STEWARDS, John Thome. Thorp, Esq. W. W. Cope, Esq. Ahlermaii, M.P. Thomas Irlearourl, Esq. . Timms% Davis, Esq. John CI Whims, Esq. James Raiimbers, Esq. Thumap Freemen, Eaq. Jaques Goulding, Esq. 4iitinal "'jig*, fa; Matthew Bell, Eaq. ___ . Dinner o• Table at • quarter before Five o'Clock pre -I).—No Collection. Tickets 15a. each, to he had of the Stewarda ; at thr Isar of the 'ravens ; and at the Schoul•huule, Mitre-street, Aid rate. FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS AND UNIVERSUn ES. This day is publish. 41, a new Edition, carefully ted, lit in the Sitareath, of w ilE ILIAD (J 1: 141)NI Eft, with Dr. SA MU EL CLARKE'S NOTES. in one large Volatile Svc,. rrice, bound, 14a.; or to Iwo Volionts, with the Latin Tranalatisiu at therm!, iirice,bound, Prioltid for Riviagions; Scutchcrd and Letterman; Lowintt ; Larkin/ton and Co.; J. Richardson; J. M. Ruchardarto ; lenient:nu Lod Co ; ; Mawmam ; Baldwin and Co.; Fenner; Robinaon; and Whiitaketa. Lately published is two volumes, *lvo. with a complete holes, Re. price, ill boards, 11. LIVES of Dr. EDWARD POCOCK, the ire lrbrated Oricotalist, by Dr. Tirelho—uf Dr. ZA CHARY PEARCE, Bishop cif Rocheatt., atwl of Dr. NEW TUN, Bishop of Bristol, by thi coacher.—and of the H e r. PHILIP SKELTON, by Ms. B ur d y . Printed for F. C. and J Itivington, No IL St. Paul's Chu, ch-yarol, mad No. 3, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall. Maki' by of peocuring these Lives detached from the voluminous and expensive Weeks of the respective Authors, suggested to the Editor the idea that a separate Edition would be generally acceptable. Those of Dr. Pocock, Bishop Prater, and Bishop Newton, contain a large portion of highly iutereating History, Erclesimtieal, Political, mid Literary; and lbe Life of Mr Shelton, though little knout. In Ibis country, has always li - en admired fur its copious sad amusing Anecebiter, and Features of Character; au,l as giv lux so affecting Portrait of a Divine of no com lents, pl..cril in the must toying situations, mid exhibiting such au example of benevolence as rarely occurs. This day are pulili.herl, price 12a. ilediesied to the Dahli■ - . . . . Sock tr, QTUMES of the HIS ORIC MUSE; or, a 179 Arcisment, in Three Clirliters, +jib a Chronological Table oil n new Pian ; and also a General fable art the Subjects iif II Ulll3ll Knuartedge, connected in (brie Historical °tiler. Sold by F. C. and J. Iltivitnctnn, Np 3, Watcrlon.placr, and Nii.tl2,St. Paul. Church-wit; and Longman anal Co. Patiniekr mar. Of wlinAlpiaybe had, by the saint Anther, I A GENERAL OUTLINE of the SWISS LAND. SCAPES, twice 7s 161. 2. ANSWER of the PROTESTANTS to his Extellency the CATHOLIC HOARD, price. Is. 3. The LETTERS of PVIILICOLA, prier 2.. *6l. 4. The LETTERS of YORICK ; ur, a Good Humoured Itrinonstraiicr, hr. price Its. THE PAMPHLETEER. • • Just published, prier I. 6J. THE PA M 11-11.1.1TEElt, Nu. XXVI. ; or, • Record of the best Pamphlets on both Sides utevery Gwestion. CONTF.STI A Letter to the Archbishop of Canter. bwry, on reviving the authorised Vervion of Scripture. By aw Esstx Rector. (Original.]-11. 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QCI LILY ISLA 14 ILM—SIV IRSCRtPiION Sow ► tbr DISTRESSED INHABITANTS of the SCILLY ISLANDS, •ud fug &Fouling them PERMANENT RE LIEF. L. a . His R.N. Priuce Re. gent IflO 0 Anonymous It* 0 J. Gurney, Fel. Su el Rryiluida. F. , 41 50 0 S. Hoare. Eq. Lem bard-Wert 36 0 L. 1/. Joseph Butterworth, Esq. 10 10 Lord Sondes 21 0 Mrs. Kealing i it Jorarph T. Aviv.. Esq. 10 10 Zrrh. Elwin , Esq. 1 u G. Brown, Esq. Russ ' aell.square S 0 Alderman Birch S 0 Dolly Pecitreath's mite 1 0 Mr. G. C. Redman 1 0 M. M. 1 0 Sir John Simeon 10 0 Memos. Byrn and Trist 5 0 Was. Greares, Esq. 3 3 Mr. W. !try 1 0 Mr. John Miller 1 0 Wm. Hobson, Esq. lit 0 John Trines, Esq. 10 10 P. C. 1 0 T. Harrison, Esq. Streatham 5. 0 Mrs. Harpoon 2 2 By a Family of youioir People at limit fold IS A Mr. Edw. Limo k 1 1 H. C. %Vilrou, E.... 1. 10 0 W. H. 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Sp.cer, from Chelsea Hospital, hr Jot op on Ac count tif 11w alumni+. a Unclaimed Pi . gze-inutitl in the Huspital —Laid uis I k e table. PETITIONS. Lord WODZKOCSII pithiellted a Pliiiioll from Falmouth, pray mg for a revision of the Criminal Code. Lord Ktitrtok presented a Petition from the Pariah of Mary-le-Bone, against a renewal of the Insuiveut Debtors' Act. The Noble Lord also presented a Petition from the unit. parishes of Si. (Gilesimitne-Fields, rill St. Geosze, lllt bury, for the amendinem or repeal of the Art of the seith of the King, relative en putting out Parish Appetit:eve. The Earl of HYLTIMURY presented a Pet4lloll from the Mayor, Burgesses, and Inhabitants of the town of Mail borough, against any alteration iu the Duties emu Co The Earl of DARTMOUTH pretested n similar Petitims Gum the Parish of -, in Staffordshire. These Petitions were severally read, and I.ud as the table. WINDOW TAX IN IRELAND. The Marquis of Dowilantas presented a Petition aittned by the Lord Mayor, the Nubility, and 3,1.(1) other !Medi . tants of the City of Dublin, praying for a reliefs 'I of CI .- Window Tax. The Nohle Marquis, in bringiug ill.s Pet , tius before the House, stated, (tom his own exp. riestre of the feelings and sentiments of the people of !Matta, that the modification of this obuoxious and injunomi tau. by Parliaineot, during the last Session, was reeriesil with gra titude, and isms attended by must salutary erecte. The people, however, still insisted, that as this tax had Lean in.- posed expressly as a leer tax, they had a right In call up.:tt Pis Saluda for its total repeal. Ile, however, should ii it press the subject an far as this, if it were thought inezp.- dsent its the present fiiiised einharrassineuts of the (Jou try ; but be trusted mot only in the joetiet, but rn the bene volent feelings of Parlianieut, that it would nut mad the pre seer& taints to pass by, without extending a feu ther porti.:l; of its benevolence to the still ring people of Inland. li. could assure their Lordship that every kindness and attest. two sliewn to that etnottey would not to: thrown away. The time would lw well employed in ir.4ll . e , Riog frierautea when the result would he fouled its tacrearine clue fireent gratitude of a generous people, aiti its presuming the Ilse pinem, tranquillity, and rusperiTy elf n gnat Nod potion of their empire. He felt great satisfaction in stailog to their Lordship, that haviug, in the course of the last year, dui lag his residence in Ireland, anxiously watched the sever. public mcetitigs which had taken place is that moiety, sow,: of them oil subjects calculated to excite t he n armesefeet els a a people proverbially warm, yet they were uniformly sensed by the utmost 'druid ity, decorum, sod propekty. flits tes timouy he was the mon desirous of wing thus publicly, from an apprehensiou, that no the 'object of public met hugs in Ireland a certain degree of preirithre pitrailed in Ibis country, which would represeut throw owned' rather as scenes of angry COliteilliOn than coedited by tho , e roles which may be thought better calculated to promote the olio feet of public ateenthlies The Petition was then reed and hid on she table. The Noble Marquis prownied similar Petitions rims the towns of Belfast mid Eoutlusiderry, which a ere *too 1,:,l mot laid on the tame. The Noble Marquis expressed los wish t..at certain Retort's connected with ilve snhji et tif the Wiwi" I " 1 ‘ In Ireland might be laid before the House, for ihe ism. p.o.e of potting their Lordships more fully in pu.sewiinu the sop` jeet, but suit teeing any of his Majesty's NI ini.te ra 11, itvl! places, he thought it better to postpone Lis matins for t he peudactiou of the Accounts. SECOND READINGS. Ou the motion of the Earl of tinArtresvity, the 1;4 for enc o uraging the apprebewoun of Smuggle le, the lb sertadulag the Touusge of Mesta boats, and the Paull fi !emit 2 0 9 0 2 f► 5 5 s s i 5 ~.. M 1