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4, ti;-6.ac role.' I r. :s , wt.ry, NUMBER 5212. it wul • ,I A bp, vk i byl ,r 101 ryti. II *416• r l 1... t:, cc. rvitsl.4 11.1101 p.l‘. I.lli. al., i, writ .1,1 • rotti.p i . tilts:Hod ialo, oh o 14 thy ie. blows •f t dr.. olpy au•l tpiamitie • i•eai.r Wow/ rt. 4. 'vomit hr aloleu -41 •6ioq y Cum, fpring .r LI 1u the with h•r 111101. Kewla', with the ostea hit till it tor, rills the cf). atitstre, be cye ..f rllrte, ha r cluir.tt • i he au. Is ili•Eu be raves r seeples lealc•siiy strain of ribing useives it& re his for. t durq in. .a..* trio h Poctoor, its mewl prt ser admi- stet 1111111$11- this tits shire dor. chassort. rest salitc• mph, wife at Couri, try. .1. S. 9. of slut et of Cap- wart, late 111 . 11.. Mr.. 0r.411 . . 11114 .RIDGE. hose diew OD of II 9 lint s.f t 1111 V hr ANTlfir rovsl tlau s their se, licted with "Dentist iota ire no (r.. In Iropi et and vi are an aa w ine port. race‘twa of tu mauve row rt.i. )y It. Oat i; ■nd 34, he Unaea No. 2. e of every is i melon. horrid ilia. who. by !Ist oft►gtt►nt 1y )esr oo • Nai* I.t I, ult.., 41...1 Lim;.r ;fr• - I. 3 tel.. k ▪ a not 1411- i he DISCI.. • in Irastre f rertain 1141- 1 , 141fir . 1 , Reit ; Bacon, Exchange 'onicßlvea Ersiviitties; other 121061 41 0 _ _ , No. Pr. set Lesvos I, P.. le I, Strome,/ Tif RATR R.ROYA L, HA Y. VA RIM T. THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, Ainz. 21, will be negotiant, a Comedy, in Bre acts, called A CURE FOR THE HEART-ACHE. Yottug Rapid, Mr. Jones; Charles Stanley, Mr. Barnard ; Pa (bi 01.,. Mr. Liston ; Frank I lallaattl, Mr. 3. Rummell; Sir {lobed Smart, Mr. Bentroupt.h; Vortex, Mr. Marlin. Lilco Vortex. Mrs. Counitur ; Muss Vortex, Mrs. Gibbs ; Jesse Oat isn.t, Mi.s E. Blanchard. After which, 9th time, a new Female Interlude, in one set ; called LAI)IES AT HO3IE; ort, GENTLEMEN WE CAN DO WITHOUT YOU! The P,iirripsl (:baratiers by—Mrs. Davenport, Mrs. Gibbs, Mrs. FAIWiP, Min nellIAMOIli, Mrs. Connor, Mrs. Keudall, Mrs. Litres, soil Sirs. T. Hill. Tu e include s ith the Farce of TIIE AGREEABLE SURPIIISE. sir Tell% Friendly, Mr. Wrokinson Eugene. Mr. Bar ; Mr. Liston. ILIUM, Mrs. T. Hill; Mrs. Cheshire, Demenieurt ; Coweltp, Mrs. Gibbs. Metes, tic —Pit, 3s.—First Gallery, is.--Samed Gal terc, Is. The Poor. to be opened at Sic reClnck, and the Perform am* to !weirs at Seers. Pisces for the Doses to he lakes of Mr. Massinglism, at tire Thistrr. On Tocriday,s new Comedy, in three acts, called Pigeons and Crows. LAST NIGHT BUT TWO. VAUXHALL. Under the Patronage oiliiiilluyalllighness .the PRINCE R FAS ENT. ON MONDAN' EVENIN(I, As,vismt a GRAND NAVAL FETE in honour of With. slay of his Roy H it:burns the Duke of CLARENCE, when Monsieur, Mademoiselle, ■nd Maclaine SAQUI will to through their surprising evolutions. At the end of the Concert, Madame Saqui will make an astortifthing Assent sin the Tizlit Rope, amidst a brilliant display of Fire winks, by Signora Hengler. Admission, 3s. 64. DOM. 91,11 RI Seven, the Cusicert to begin at Eight o'Cliwic. N. 11.-1 lie Politic. are respectfully Informed, ilia, GARDENS will CLOSE for the SEASON on FRIDAY, August 27. PASSENGERS ettiorz to the East or West R finites, are most respertfolly informed, that they ran he fully EQUIPPED for the Voyage at H. H EINIERrS, 187, Strand, corner of dkrondel.strect, with every article of H F.A DY- M DE LINEN, &c. Gene Irnieu% Calif., Shirt. fr 4s 61. each ; !Atom Shirts from 7s. to 254. %lOUs Cravats, while Jean Jackets and Trot each : Dress ier Goittne, Towels, 'fahle Linen, Hosiery, Sea Redding, Ike.; also Ladies' fine Calk. Chemises, from 455. per dozen ; white morning dresses 125.; coloured Gingham, 14s. each raps and every other article equally cheap Linen, and an elegant asenrtment of Millinery and Ihrpsrs. This slay is published, 191111 F, GANIE ROOK. for 1819.—This hnh li. cation cuablcs the Sportsman, by the help of printed Tables, to keep tin exact As-count of the ilitfcrilit Soils of Game, when and where, and by whom killed, how Disposed of by the Game.keepsr, cud other particulars, in the than. tier of a Journal. 11 imy hid iw a form convenient for use !Nickel. price 7s. or of a I•r,ter size, price 10. 11.1.-1/. ls.--or as to Ihr uanlily of timers. London: Prilitril for Juin, Ilardini, 311. St. James's-street. RICH WHEEL FOR THE I.%ST DAY. TWO • P R IZES of X 36,000! Three per Cent. Consols, besides ALL the PRIZES of 1,0001 5001. 2001. &c. 'the whole of whirh must he drawn on FRIDAY NEXT, AUGUST 17, The Last and Only Day of Drawing. * 4 5 The preseitt 19 the Last Lottery fur the Yet!. Tickets and Shares, warranted unilrawn, are on Sale at all the Lottery Offices. COMPLETE CON FECTIONER. This day is published, price Bs. fhl. halt boisnil, THE COMPLETE CONFECTIONER; or, Ilse whole Alt of Centfertionary Made easy: also Receipts for Iloine.made Wiues,Cordials, French and Ita lian Liqueurs, &r. By FREDERICK NUTT. Seventh Edition. enlarged and iraproverl, Hy J. J. 111 ACII ET Distiller at Paris. London : Printed fur Satan 7 cl Leigh, Strand ; and Bald win, Craduck, and Joy, Paternoster-ruse. By wh also is pahipshed, price C. boards, _ . The IMPERIAL stut ROYAL COOK ; consisting of the must sumptuous Made Dishes, Ragouts. Friar...era, Soups, Gravies, tk.c. Foreign anti English. By Fretlertck Nutt. This day is published, in 2 vole svo. price it. 4s boards, by BALDWIN, CRADOCK, and JOY, l'aieinuster-ruw, WIEMAI F SCRIPTURE BIOGRAPHY ; E i t " neludiing an Essay on what Christianity has done for Women. V HE.NE%V PATENT HAT, limittifacturrd by CALON and CO. has risen to a degree of trete brity quite espied, hum its combining every requisite a Hat ought to possess. The priticipal material is silk; in appearance it cinpasses the finest beaver, is equally light, and will *ear twice as long; its beautiful colour and iihape it retains to ille lllst, resists all weather, and, unlike the heaver, spots with rain. Price 20s. The Patent Hat is sold wholesale and retail, at 424, Strand, corner of Redford-street ; 10, College-green, Dub lin; and fl, New-builibugs, North-bridge, Edinburgh. By FRANCIS AUGUSTUS COX, A M. Also, lately published, in 4 yule. Neu. a New Edition, . price 11. 29. boards, SCRIPTURE CHARACTERS ; or, a Practical Im. provement of the Principal Hiotories in the Ohl and New Testaments. By Thomas &Minium, MA. Vicar of St. Mart's, Leicester; and late Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge. GENUINE AND ONLY compLETE EDITION OF PA LEY'S WORKS. a brewer's bowie be mow pay extra lent, or • yearly pre mium. To 11w attuning of tile 11.1. sr.( situ liken Mint; illy of the toil leJ term (or the I. a... a Ira& of t•it h l butts a moots. or 228 Imo refs per niutoalll. 1143) as 111.11011;1 , 01. rood. 01, anti 3 leilte or?' frx ; therrfore lhr nil of .1 a ell be :iO/. nod five per rent. off the pnirhs.e•money of COOL rill make 611/. per •unum added Ili the If that house bad belou2e.l to soy tuitivoittal not a brewer, length' he not have been able is, obtain as motel, fine for the lease, or as -h inert ase of atomsl riot, as if it were in the Moth of a !near,. ?—No doubt of ; hot tl.eu I put it upon the ground of the publican hottlitig it as his own property. . . . . . If the Committee rightly understand your answer, you intend to ray. that if the house were the property tit the pub lican, that hr would then be exempt (rum the charge of teal; be able to *ell hi. bee:. at a lower price than if 'objected to rent ?-111i, I do not mrs❑ In aay that ; I siwan to Pay, that if a publican had it he us purehn*e 11. Itcense and leases* well as a hiewer,or guy tofu r pertosst ; therefore, ll' lie pays 1.311111. ur I,tiOnf. for In- I. are poi art mita of its beiog a licenged muss,., , he mutt ao.k it OW upon the arlicks •hieh he supplies to the publtt• In Coe the time expires. It ix clearly your opinion, Itsut whether the lento* of the house belonged to a brewer or to any other indtyulail, the prier at what a poblicato can afford so retail tauter would not he varied no t• uut the lrase of every linen-draper's shop, or other shop. 1)%1131111 a premium when Transferred (moollt hand to another, in proportion to the business and reactive which it is supposed to possess?-1 should suppose so; but it is out of any liue. . _ . . . IN; you suppose that the premium for public huuses is higher iu mum wiener of the brewers illX bought • great number of them ?-1 look upon Ira rs beilig higher no ac count of the demand there is fur them bi.twircu ode brewer a 1111 another. Do you nut believe that the system of the brewers buying public houses is injurious to themselves? -1 613..0.1 think so, because it requires more capital; but I look upon it that the brewer is paid for it again by the publican, :mil he scans gets it from the public; but the brewer Was the first advance to make. Do you think that any remedy eau he applied to prevent the value of houses rising in coureqiience of the competi tion between the brewers do not think there is any thing can stop it hut by giving primission to go and sell the bee► openly in the markt t. Have you ever taken into your consideration the diffi culties with which such a change would be ;Mended I have nut ; I lever had an opportunity of getting my beer iniruduced to the publican. . . Are slot working people good judges of beer?-1 should think the best. Do you nut Film/me that in a district. n'aere they are con. fitted to • brews!' of a bad article, that if a competition were nut precluded by the system of arbitrary Iteculong, competitors would c ome forward who would supply those people with good beer; or that the natural expectation of such competition would prevent a brewer, having an esta. bliabcd trade in such neighbourhood, from imposing a had article thereon?—\o doubt of it. TWO day ispuhlisheil,kamissinitlypinited in S vols. Bvo. with a New Lire Portiaii, prier 2!. ss. THE WHOLE %YORKS OF ‘VILLIAII PALEY, D. D .Archdeacon of Carlisle. _ _ . • London : Pruned for F. C. and J. Rivingtoo ; J. Nunn ; !Longman and Co. ; Csilell and Davies ; J. Kirbardwty ; Baldwin, Cradoek, and Joy; J. Black and Sun ; R. S. Kirby; Rodwell and Marlin; G. and 'N. B. Whittaker; null Charles Taylor. By whom also, are published the separate Works, as fol lows:—Moral Philuaophy, 2 vole. 12s—Evidences of Chris tianily, 2 vols. 12a.—Natural Theology, Bs.—Horse Pau. la.—Sermons and Tract., 7a.—Pusibumuus Sermons, 10s. According, to your calculation, what, in your opit ,i ~ would Ire the ',poise of manufacturing a hared of bier, ac cording to those pncce, not including the inteersi of money ; supposing a bream to brew 100,000 annually ?—Ttii Inc barrel, I allow for the expenses, nod two shillings for the Mimes!, but the antis-est comes in distinct iu the gtutral statement of 100,000 ba. yds. In Ibis calculation, du you allow for the ripening of the beer in a natural way, or consider the arceltratiou 4.f it• rip. wing by chemical 111151?! uuihrstairil it is I A / ja i l ur assisted iu any way but by mixing old with Mold. Plq• i ' 4411 ) VON - s if."'t . AN td 1 . ,-4•11. cf el 4 4,ki , ... ..,. • - - • .• . 4 r . ( A..- • • . 114 „ , L P I I;‘'* :I rt i ti 447 e) , - . , 'rt,t,...s-.. 3 3 • ... . tIUOiOR C rt . 4 . t . . . . NI , • .. , .._. ; LONDON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 21. 1819. PRICE 7'l. . i : 1 i . t 1 1 i l , r, . fi l - I 4 , I 1 x i i L to be put particularly Al to houses, where the hale is teein g-Tilly purchased; and I shill must answer es .1 , 4 1,. f. 7 that in those homes I iostaolrr the hese eerier diy ot t in good as in those amuses *Mere they hove a fuse sod p totem trade. Is it merely your opinion yon.are - teeing, or dom. :t gull from olwarrration of your owtr'—lt arises from uhir',. station of my man. Do you allude to the metropolis or the country '—Murls more In the country than Me metropoi,, at l • th, avosse,:ly the rase ; it is there all but a compleleinunopole. Do you allude at 1111 to the metropolis , —Parittills,•' Do you anode In any of the eleeep great br. net,' '—.-They are ioclorted in that certainly, if I maybe altmoest to Mkt ,/ that up, by saying, that a.. far as one intlie.dpal boutte.4 concerucd, we should be very glml to" ',se she - y•y abrn .y would be quite implumlile that the brew', r aoy fIOSOCYDJU milli, Of any property 111131Cf1r hit a goal.. house. Do you think that the syrtem of huyine.pohlie.linuou•, or kmling y by wnc of 1141.11eRVe Ilr..1• Ile PI, or Ly way of loan, i n iTgirin iltnt a turn-toting sus aunty Cu ray don is .vraleutly Uncrtaring. THIRD TIME. TIIR.4TIIf:-RO3'AL, ENGLIsif OPERA-110( 7 SE, STRAND. . ••...--- - 'MIMS PRESENT . SATURDAY. Am. ! . 21, M. will be performed, 3tl time, a sew Mtivicil Drama, cal;ed TILE BROWN MAN. nrraar•fo. Mr. Degiton • Franeuni, Rowbutionm ; Sir Wrench; lkisuiredi, Mr. T.•P. Couke; Mara -0!.., Ur. liarley. Clara, bliss Carew ; Cecile, Alma Kelly. •1.14.109ih lime, it arw Entertainment, is one art 'in "hr modern styli), In introduce a DM Imitator of Actors talitatms, called 4 E, TWO, THREE. FOUR, FIVE, 1W ADv ARTISEM ENT.... tr,.!Conii!rton, Mr Lancaster; Harry Milo, Sir Peter Tisie,r, parlor En.loll, Sant Dobbs, sad Actor, Str. Johns 1:0-ve. Sophia Comiletou, Miss I. Stevenson. I i which will be added, litib sirse, a entirely Dew Operetta, talk nELLEs WITHOUT BEAUX ! 'I'II E LADIES AMONG THEMSELVES. The Principal Characters by—Miss Kelly; Mrs. W. S. l'halti.dry, Miss Carew Mrs. Grove, Miss I. Stevenson, .11i's Uwe., and Mrs Hirfiarhson. tin Mosttsy, The Uruws Mao—My Oss Rival!—snd Wttk fur a Wagtr. LAST NIGHT OF SCAN OF.RBEG AND OF TONI JONES. SURREY TH FAST E. rIIIIIS EVENING. SATURDAY. A signet 21. 1111 will 1w presented (41h time these tee Seasons), the G.r•onritr Dn. irisa, in three acts tak,u Ccum Ftrldiug'■ cele t rat icd Niorl, riffled TOM JONES; OR, THE FOUNDLING. Mr A Ilvroolty. If r Clifford; Mr. IVritern t Mr. Fawcett; Tom lours, M.. IlsnHry; Bliht, Mr. Wilkins. Lady Bellies ton, MI , . Tft)lor ; Mrs. Waiters ; Mrs. Gowrrsai. di nlnch,l2th tone. a new Grano) Barletta Spectacle, io two acts, antler the title id • sCANDERREG ; On, THE OUTI.AWE:n vat NcE. Nemadertn4, Sh. Walkout; Countess Monteleone, Mrs. iissiersal. hi Oct JI. $ Comic Parndly use " Non Pia Anibal," by Mr. l'oreilliarn. and on " La Mix Dorabella," by Mitts Cope -1 iak air. Murky, and Mr. Filawillison. IM Nhinday will be produced, a Grand Legendary Ope. ':e MeluAraine, in three arts, with new and •nleadid the-ses, and Decorations, soder the tide of Richard ['Wet—after which will lie revived. the Vicar of Wake- i14 . 1f 9%11 most interesting Mtlo.dramatie Romance, in will he p►oduced us ibe following week,, sad other burrito's are in preparalios. ff i io BP, PERE MPTORILY RESOLD, tour. 1. im3iit in several Orders of the High Cosset or Chancel!. Ina Orem in which FRANCIS IYARCY BACON . d (1111ERS see Mastiffs and JOHN WILLIAM !t irttN and CHARLES BICKNELL, Defendants, before .rinzelt Harvey, Esquire, one of the Masters or 0n...n.1 court, in the Public Sale Room of She Court, in ',indite, on THURSDAY, the Diy of AUGUST, 1819. at Ten &Clock in the Yore distinct bias, SUNDRY FREEHOLD ESTATES •1. Parishes or Finchlry end Friern Karma, in the Cueury .f end rmi Barnet, in the County of Hertford, :!qg pail of the Estates of John &eon, late of Friera in flue (:minty uf • Middlesex, Esepti re, deceased, dis;siinc of several Houses, Outfaces, Roililincs. and Arable, Meadow, and Pastore Laud, with the r st..ht:ing ou Perri NI of the Lots. 1 ) .1r1 of the Property is in bawl, and the remainder is or I:tr!y nal. in the sive:ail occupations of Thomas Collies, 1...1 .I..erph Jellietw, Esq. Lady Anne Tempest. Mr. Richard A. , 11.1.1, Mr. Joshua East, Mr. Joseph Spence:, sad Um h..e FIVIE PATENT BEDSTEADS, SOFA BEDS .11.1 CHAIR BEDS, the Imperial and Trafal gar MIMIC Tables a n d Sideboards, with varions other Port aVe Articles in the Upholstery and Ca'Nutt Branches. have for these last twenty years been preferred to any others fur Foreign Climstes. Tue remaiiii-g Part of the extensive STOCK of !HORGAN and Co. No. 16 and 17, Catharine street, S•raiiil, is now SELLING OFF. A Discount of 15 per Cent. allowed 10 Merchants fur Shipping Olden, if the •tnousit exceeds 2001. extrusive Premises to be Let on Lease, con sisting of ...ix Must s. I frIHE LONDON ENGINEEIt MAR- X GATE STEAM YACHT. Captain H. W. DODD. The Politic are most respectfully iiiformed, that during Ithe remainder of the aroma, this ‘clegaut and commodious Yeast.' will leave the Tower every TUESDAY, THURS /DAY, sad SATURDAY, precisely at Eight u'Clock in the Morninc, for MARGATE, and will return from thence every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and IRIDAY, at the same hour. I Farts, 15s. each Passenger, Pier Dues included; sod fix Children under 12 years of age, and Servants enrolling I Families, Ts. 6.1. each. A Female Attendant is on board, fur the accommodation of Ladle's. Ail applications to be made to Mr. Sanford, Acent to the Company, 53, Lower Thames street; and Mr. Chanceller, Pier, Margate. Two, Vessel is propelled by two condensing or unexplo sive Eugiors, with copper builds and adequate self-acting i safety valves. GUTH R I GEOGRA i'H ICA L GRA MNI A R. This day is pabhisbid, in one large volume, medium Bvo. the Twenty-third Edition', illustrated wills an entire new vet 114 Naps, accurately drawn from the latest Surveys price Ms. hoards, G EOG RA PHIC AL. HISTORICAL. and CR COMMERCIAL GRAMMAR; exhibiting the, pre sent state of the World. To which are added, I. A Geo raphical Index, with the Names of Mires alphabetically arranged, and their Latitudes and Latticilthles: 11. A Table of Coins, soil their Value iu English Money: 111. A Chro wologiral Table of remarkable Events, from the Creation to I the prevent Time: awl, IV. An Obituary of eminent sod illustriuss Persons. Particulate 'nay he had (gratis) at the said Master's # %mutters, us Southampton-buildings; of ileaara. White mad Bnoncit, Solicitors, Gecrge-strret, Alamitos House; Moors. ,tnfi.l I and Sou, Suiveyiirs, at Hadley (who will show the Prop:wit); et Itte 11.-41 Lion Nu, at Barnet; the King's at 'Watford; the Angel lun, at Eilinouteu; the ' 4 , 1 NA . . Head Ina, at Finehley; the Cherry Tree, at South ,. de: the Greyhound, at Hendon; and the principal Inns iu V.:bridge, St. Alhates, Hertford, Hatfield, Stanurenre, Ha,- .-tar, FAg? Wart., F.ufield, and l'uttenhaus; sail the Estate* tray be stewed sin application to their respective Hue viers. WHITE suit BOSIOCK, Solicitors, George-street, Mansion Humor. By WILLIAM GUTHRIE, E.g. The Astronomical Part by JAM F.S FERGUSON, F.R S. Illustrated with a correct set of Maps, revamp from recent observation. I The Tweut y•third EditlONbiudiunsly revised and carefully I corrected. Guihries Compendium of Geography obtained a high de gree 4.f reputation at it. first ..ppearanee, width it bee pre served•in all Ilse sulnirtinent and Which it is hoped Thal It will not Corlett in the present. The Propritti,rs,iii deed. host drat the pr. sent edition will he f Ito possess ! peculiar claims hi public approbatiou, as the Wit matter has nut only been diligeutly revised and carefully retrenchrd whirr it wit ernmeous or redundant, but a COOSideeeble portion of new matter has bran nor...lured. in 111 . 411cr to ac. 292, STRAND. Icommode., the work Is, the noire nilvuorril state of 44g ALMON, ODY. and CO. moan rn ly YhicAl silence, and to omit no informiti 0000 respritt miy tortoni the Public, that their PATENT SELF-.AIL- part of the world, elp.lll oiuch the Lon , industry of in...teru iraveliers has tlirinvit soy 'Wildmanl and interviews held. '2 STING TRUSSES continuo. D, he recommended by all I I New WWI malign' his hero elaborately gleaned from all 'ie moat eminent Surgeons in Town and Country. The quarters %stole it could he found. A ~,,, re perfect and ac ),E4$lVl are 11. tonAttescied as Cu admit of increase or de- curate Mks lots been added ; and nu pains and no expanse in sine and force; will answer for right or left side, , have been "pared to resider this work sups.' ior to all similar •.thout the lemt inconvenience to the wearer, I equiriug arts I p.iblicahrosa in toe copsuusuess of its coutents and i„o the der-straps, or other galling bandage. tortileraties of its price. The Pareatees have the honour to supply the Army and i Printed foe F. C. awl J. Ririnsion ;J. Codicil ;W. N my, the Naval awl Military Hospitals, the Durk-yards n o d, and Sure; w o n ow l D„„„.. ; scoloom; and el. 4 Ordnance, the Marine Infirmary, the Ilunourab:e East I 'MIMI; Longman, Mast, Recs, Orme, and Brown ; Lack le. he Company, the City of Loudon 'From Swirly, the Mary- , i ttg l e a so d C o . ; D ors ~,,, Harvey, anal Cu. John izictiosa. Ir-I one, Wiveliscomlw, Bristol, mid Denbigh lufirmarice, : sou; J. hooker ; T. Boosey awl Sous; F. ; R. the Middlesex Hospital, 4r.c.11:c. c. 1 Srholey ; J. domino, ; J. Nl:lir...an ; J. Black and Sun; 11 anufactory, 292, Strand, Loudon; et ala Galerie do Baldwin, Garlock, and Joy ;T. Tess ; Shei wood. Neely, Pits is Royale, Nu. 163, a Paris. ; wad Junta; Ogle. Duistint, and Hughes ; G and W. 141 S.—Persons residing in the country, sending the tie- B Whittsker ;B. Reynolds; L. Edwards ; and Simpkio stind.!Telire e d, t h e b o d y across th e wps ; may depend ere. $ sod Marshall, London ; Wshoo and Sous, York; sad Stir- Ming %remotely fitted. j hog sad Slade, Edinburgh. Said by Butler and Sons, No. 34, Sickville.streir, Dab- I Of whom may be had, separate, "it mid VIM or more Druggists in every principal Town in The M A I'S, coloured, on fine paper, acd half-bound, Car,;lantl. price Us. TO BOOKSELLERS AND OTH FAS. STOCK OF B'JOKS, COPPERPLATES, Are. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. 51UR1tELL, At the Auction Mart, Bartholomew.lane, on WEDNES DAY NEXT, August 25, 1819, 011,1 Two follouriag Days, at Twelve o'Clork, by order of the Assignees, AN Extrusive COLLECTION of BOOKS, in Bindings, Boards, and' Sheets, lotted suitable to the Trade; among which are, Folio, the Large Plates to BoydelEv Shalt.peare; Miller's Customer, 7 vols.; Wild Sports of the East; Dr. Thornton's Botauical Works, 5 vols.; Boydell's River Thames, 3 vols.; Hunter's splendid Edition of Lavater's Physiognomy, 5 vols.; Birch's Heads; Gruse's Auliquities, large and small paper, Co.; Swift's Works, 19 vols.; Hume and Smollett's History of Eng land, 16 vols.; Agricultural Survey, 211 vols. ; Brookshaw's Pontuna,2 viols. &c. The Works of Pennant, Sheakspeare, Hozarth, Campbell, Blair, Robertson, &e. One Hundred and Twenty Copper-plates to Wilke's Moths and Butter flies; a l:trge quantity of Unframed Prints, Books of Prints, Drawings, fie. Also various Miscellaneous Effects. To be viewed on Tuesday preceding and Mornings of Sale, and Catalogues had at the Auction Mart ; of 3lessra. Robinson and Hine, Solicitors, Clearter.hottse.topisre; n( Mr. J. Williams, opposite the Auction Mart; and of Me. Murrell, Skinner-street, Snow-hill. Rox. THE BEER REPORT. Extract from the Minutes taken before the Com mittee of the House of Commons on the Petition Of bt vrral inhabitants of London and its vicinity respecting the price and quality of beer. [Continued from our Paper of yesterday ] renerit, 8 die Mali, 1818. JOHN 1NGR.4%1 LOCKHART, Esq. in the Chair. (Mr. James Walsby's Examination continued.) Yuu have stated, that were it not fur the expenves en fto ced upon the publicaos by the heenvlug systi ut, they rroght aril their beer at a less profit to the public by a hllf penny or inure per put that; they do now ?—I think they toizlit sell iffur at beast a liAlfpenny a pot less, if they had no premium to pay out for litesimed team. I know publi cans who have given 1,3001. to 2,0001. fur a licensed lenae. Are they giii- alloys, or victualling !mufti, or both ? Huth; and I think they make as much by their gin as by their beer. . Selling as they now do, at sixpence per put, have they not au increase of threedialfpence upon the price which they give to the brewer, whirls is tom pence halfpenny per put will tell the Committee what 1 , thiuk the publican gets aver and above the brewer's charge. The pubiican's advance upon the brews,. is 17s. a barrel, deducting for laying down, and expenses fur flintier% which they give. their men ; they u~uallygive them something to rat and drink, it mate% it about Is. 6d. a b u tt, or 6d. a barrel, leaving Ids. fol. per barrel; 18s. per barrel would be tbree-halfpence per pot. According to your opinion of the effect of the liceosing system, if it well' done usi ay, mielti not the p u blic. s sue _ reed equally wed with the profit of oue penuy a pue—No sluts'st of It. II one penny a pot were put upon your porter which you sell to private families, it still might be sold at sevea•pence 1.01 ?..—Yes. And the publican enjoy equal profit to what h• does now ? .--Nu doubt, if he had nu deductions act of his profit by high premiums fur licensed leases. Yuu have made a calculat ..... upon the increase of price upon porter per !tot, in comiripiture of the licrosing system ; upon whet is that calculation fuitulled will read this lit tle statement which I hold in my hand, wills the permission of the C miner, which will furnish au answer to that guess tiume—The reason why the publican requires so nisch ail. ranee upon the brewer's price 0, that if the publican livta to Marne, till die Mali, 1818. JOHN INGRAM LOCKHART, Esq. in 16 Chair. The Right Honourable Lord Montfort, coVed is ; 0;:d itram;ned. la your Lorilghip an acting MagitArate ciir re) •--11 Par what Hundred?—The Hundred a C.,,Vrt Where does yam,. Lordship ? Near t tirstro y. We se tbrie ally complaints matte t.y the public a. to 16. qoabiy ot beer at lEbreb•ry?—Moat e.t.tainly; their KrOtt great many; ill tact, I may Ray they urge 11111 Cl I •al. What did lb. y t otoplam of?—The hadocas of the iltgvbtr, and Ilia, no olio r be., 'mild be bought a clad but *bat brewed by one man. lbot it appear to your 1.0rd , 14 that those complaints r , 3e well founded?-1 musty.. it they *weir, bryotoota Motto. Does your Louislop kilow how many Pulnie.housen the • e are is Chertsey wire in the year IRIS, iu the Inv •a of Clicrbiry tau, and right iu other pas is of the Imo Dons your Lordship know II lit ihrr :bey were• free, or le-. longing to any inilimilus brewer?—Eves y one be Initiorg an individual brewer of the name of Porter, seeps tb.e. Duke's Head at Addles -ton, liet used by Mr. Jeans and .• iu 1914, and MO other vet y small ones iu «•mute palls '•1 tar parish. - . . . . . . . liues your Lordship know how long the brewer had as - paired possession or dominion over those houses finned it so whew I weed there fired. I slid not art as a Magistrate "he u I first went there; but as far back as lbo-.! or 1801, mid I believe fur some time before, in the year lusn I, there. was ons free house iu the town, and t b e ts cc se+y on«, called the Coffeue.house; and at the same tinie thew e teems of Mr. Porter's, suite more than the wind', r I hue been 'making of now. Does your Lordship know how that fife poliliedonieue hes came e xtingitislod ?—Mr. Porter pureltasiel the le rue sit a pee l-On who was then I roprietur of el, a w au, 11. rut I her name; bat she sold him the (rase, and very shortly after i.e bend the posseimi (((( that house was shut up (I cannot say the exact period). .Much about tier same time Me. Porter oleo shut up a small house of Isis own, the Duke's Dead, I thiuc it was called, and surreudered the license of that boom ; that rednerd the number to ten, which haul beam twelve. Upon his surrendering the license of the Mike's Iliad, et appears by souse meanies made at the lime (I should itifertst the Cuitinaltrre that I was Not a M.igesteette at the tone), hot from the minute book of else proceedateas of the Pe•ity *ions, heist at Cho-. Ise) Ull the 3d of Juue 1801, present, Richard Wyatt, EMI and the. Rev. Edward 14 hitaker, the folliewiug memorandum appears epos those profs...aides Mr. Porter, hirers r, of thertsey, surretokre d else license of the Duke's Head public-house no Clitrise y ; Mr. Porter requesting, that if a fresh public-house slouutel be lieenewel at a future time, he might have die ptirtere 'see Asi the hoc... • Isis property." Did your Lordship object to that ?—I was nut a Mari. strate•at that time; tins 1 uuiy know re the minute; tea the hook this was a house of Mr. Porter's owls ; tend min is about the same time at whiA this coffer-Amuse was shut up, sisal came into his poso-ssion. Some few years after es.s, upon the death of the lady who had sold skis its Mr. Porter, her heir is eneried posaessiens of it, by ejectun. sit, from Mr. Porter ; and at a Beuch he Id in Septembr r 1818, at which 1 was present (then being a Magistrate;, I think there vreeeedso present at that time Mr. Jelool, Mr. %%haulier, mid the Chamberlain of Loudon, Mr. Clarke; this person. of the name of Viuccut, who obtained possession of the lcmGe, applied fur the renewal of the license, at the' sante time * pre/Wilting n ineilltnial orcerlibcate Gum al.U.st one Ininelreek and eight of the principal inhabitants of the ueiglittutu hoed. Wits your Lordship one of the memorialists?—No ; I w . a magistrate; and therefore did taut thank it advisable; ta.at I was applied to. Did your Lordship know the memorialists ?—I knew mat.y of them. ; N ere they respectable people?—Yes. Has your Lordship that nsinnutial byre?-1 have not. What did she memorial complain uf ?—li mad.- no run:- plaiut. 1 thiuk it was a memorial of the good cumin( t• of Ibis man, and that he w.ts a fit perion to have the house.. Did it state any sillier reason ?—1 think ion ; I am %sire it' did not; the licence was at that tssue refuont; I *as the ouly Magistrate willing to vies* it. In she year 1815, an other application was made by she same person; tlure were thew ;orient Mr. Whitaker, Mr.Jerrarn ; eat,,s..ll, Sir .In.. ph Mawlwy r and the Cliambei lane of London ; M.. professed himself 114'1111Ni ; fleaM•di.lnoll.ee sit Clnr• • y. and Plll.lllllll give 110 opinion 111.:1 U. Mr tie I Clarke and Mr. Whitaker uppos , det ci ty slut rtiwii.iy. Does your Lordship recollect the grounds of their tippo sitiou ?—They said there wire tuu ntauy'llowiteialready, , to, answer to which, 1 said 1 tliutight th ere were hut one, 54 lung se they were till the property of use pram; Sir Jutepti Maw bey and myself signed the licruse. Dues your Lordship reridlert et that time Making any reprtsrotation of the iufciipe %panty of the herr ?•-•-0:1, • Aud of the wishes of the inhabitants fur ameliortodu f it &at respect ?—Yes. Were thtoe obwervatimis of your 1.00.1. hip well forind•rl? I.Tudonbteilly ; it was the gcui iul contrails{ and had hens fur' years. Those lepreseitiatiost• of your Lordship's. in which S:r. lymph Mewl. y eutirurird, did nut pit% ad upon the um aunty ?—Thi-y slit wit ; Mr J 03111.11 ails W 111411; three were five ma:Miriam prise..; one u.utret, Loutwat er r :wow. Those arguments nut prevailinz with the other two ow - itrnern, your Luidslop and Sir Juo.ph lareose ?—Y. s. . . • _ Did tour Lordship Bien the license with a view or irl . tO - ing to fist public butler tart-r, and inane uuthing t Icc 'lit the world °prated upon me. In cuilariiiitnee of your LuriNhip mod Sir July ph Maw le y 'doing the license wit bout the rouwait of the ..1t... goa l :: trill S lartwitt, arrr tiny twocrualwatii kitiwipwal to be .. untainat your Lordship, is any on that jest ?—There in. re 1.. visa any la.-u ; out the cicoish . a hinted that a 'a sal tia latornaa::u4 ...lint lie ag.o o sl as oa the King's Recd. Dora suer Lawit•liip know a I , e:her any pri.ains proleroi 41 an far as to take the opinion of *Os co o.el so poll the nub. jeet 7 -411 r. Ruben Port. - r, tlw toattlyr of a lanai..., who is a Aluei.tratr, took the opluiun of Sir Sau.uel Sy' t w bud the tiro Sulicitui.Ceuera:. ,i-• ' (lu be co:at/lord.) • INNMIN Juhn Mnrtinenn, Esq. called in, turd examined. How long hive you hi en a brewer.'—Thirty-six )4 , 1411 Are you a priori. ita the house of Whitbread and Cora palsy ?—I I* it the practice of your house to itiftiLe nue deleterious ingredients ht your vats, or in soy pare of the vessels which holds your hymn ?—lt umber is our ever has born the prac tice. Are any of your servants hound to secrtsy ?-111 nu one instance whatever. What °ppm itunitica have the Excise of finding' out any deleterious articles in brewers vats or ve,.sels, If they make search?—They have access to every pant of the prcutiays at all timer, both by day and night. ' . If deleterious tugredieuh were put in, do you think it would he in ►heir power to delta it if they did their duly ? —lt would he impossible to carry i► on in a large concern without being known by the officers" It must also be known to many of the servants of the house. In your judgment, is any of the beer of the metropolis, as retailed to ►he public, mixed with improper ingredieuts? —ln retailing beer in some instances it has been. By whom in your (minim! Ilan that been dune?—ln that case by the publican who vends it. Have you auy particular knowledge of what those ingre. diens* are ?—No, 1 have not. The Committee understand you are a very experienced brewer?-1 have ',feu a practical brewer during the time I am now speaking of. What is your opinion as to the effect of !Brewers holding public-beams as their property, or by way of mortgage?-1 t Id state, that it is the opinion of our house, that it would he decidedly iu our favour was there a greater compe. lition than now exists upon pub:it:Amuses, that is to say, if the purchase of public-louses was nut so frequent as it is by brewers. %Vital effect do you think that produces as against the public?—lt is the means of contracting the free trade of the metropolis, and therefore is injurious to those houses who would wish that a fair competition dliotild lake place. Do Ito think it would have the t et at all of enabling the brewer to impuae an inferior artlr , e ilium the publican, and compel that piabiicau to retail it to the public?—lt has a tendency to dramy a tree and fair competition it the trade. Do sun make any difference in the supply of those pub. lic•l:unies which are your own, and those that are free ? No ; the part of our trade that is immediately within our own numar,ement couslala of only about our-seventh p:ut of the whole; we make no ditlei eater ; the same beer is sent runivalely thiungh the whole of our trade. Could you, to the course of the ■rrauecment of your trade, make that difference with any aurl of convenience?—We could not. Du you beliere, generally %peaking, the homes hrlur.giug to brrwe,s its the attarupolia are see veil with a *Mu. quality than those whit!, are ;,t should state in some in st•tices, most &col. tily'; on in g tw ilie iiaele gei.erally a purchased trade, the lever intended for that. trade is 1101 su good as whine the trade is free mid open. flow happeus that to occur in some illsiallftP, and not in your own brewery ?—Ut cause in some I i.tancts it 11/11114 the largest part of their cioniettions. You mean to say, that brewers who have the largest por tion of their srade attached to their awn houses, do, in point of fact, serve them with worse him ?—I du conceive they du. Du you mean, that those brewers have !we kinds of Lifer of distsuct qualities?--1 understood the questimi to mi to houses where the prtucipal part of the trade Is !MI ch .seel And, in that case, do you CillifeiVr I list the brewers supply • different quality to the meauray of their costumers, whirls colonists of purchased house., firm that they supply to the residue of their customers, which are Tice houses should conceive there is a difference. Is it nut the interest of any brewer posse...log public houses to supply those Juntas which a.e btu wen, and whirl, have rest him a runsideesble slim, a., well as he supplies any free customer in wlinin lie lias a lesser interest ?—i 4 the out !MAY to state this rialAii). 1 und, rstuot: the questiou FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. LISTON. 'THEATRE-ROYAL, HAYMARKET. /IN MONDAY EVENING NEXT, Aim. 23. X/ will be performed, Grit these this Season, the Play of TI IV. A !TIC:ANS: OR, WAR, 1.011 P., AND DUTY. Farulho (the Priest;, Mr. Itengotteb Turrthal, Mr. Cow. nor; Madibuu, Mr. Junes ' • Seiko, Mr. Wank ; Henry Au gustus mu t , Mr. Liston. Berl's*, Mies E. Blanchard; Da rine, Mrs. Connor; Salta, Mrs. Liston. In Ilse course of the Evening, Mr. Liston will recite a Comic Address (written by G. Colman, E 1), in the chew ler of Lord Grizzle, riding; on an Ass; he will also sing, by particular desire, Ah ! hide your nose" After which (by permission of the Prom ictors of the Theatre- Royal, Covent-garden'., the Farce of X. Y. Z. Captain Gailiard, Mr. Connor; Nedtly Bray, Mr. Liston; ROSCIISS Ahdrites, Mr. Russell; Ralph Ilempseed, Mr. J. Russell. Maria, Miss E. Blanchard; Mrs. Mouser, Mrs. Contour; Dora Motnwell, Mrs. Davenport. Tickets and Places fur the Boxes to be had of Mr. Mae siegham, at the Theatre. '~~, {{` ~, 5: