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• . • - -......-_ • . . L . zi . .. .. . , . ~ 41.4 0411 • $ 4 ' * _ . ', A 1.• k 11. sop It 4 , ,..1 12.4' Is • an"..*.. ......1 1 PtP it .*l O WO. , gos : % .• ... 1 vi ',.. • , i 1.: 4 20.1d , TB . P -1 . 1 4 , . 4 - 'i ' "' I •• • r • c_l44. bt .•„: lc rit tot) ,:,..,.. v.,: .!,4„.,1 ~,„. rt l-• O- L. ' . , '(' . . *. J Nurdneit 4832. • LONDON, THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1818. THEATIRIOVAL ENGLISH OP TM LAST SEVEN NI( O V INGit s the approaching ra the Ssuanier Sea Jame 17, and to R. INIATHIRWWe yaw in tariens pert. of the bialtdent, hie Ente be coal intuit a. under anaenteeett. The fully infisinesk OW they will Sad MI HOME. THIS EVENING, THURSO Saturday the sth, 111..nfley the sth, Tim day the 11th, Saturday the 13th, Mo Tambov, Jose the lath (bit, pinpitiv E 041.:N•Pi*NC6. OPERA ROUSE. n.x• GENERAL MEETING or the PROPRIETORS uf, and SUBSCRIBERS to, the OPERA, will be held ei the Thmehed Hover Tavern, on SATURDAY NEXT, the Sill of Jose, at Two &Cheek ure isely, instead uf Friday, the sth, ou steepest of the Tlystebed Donee Tavern, June 1, IBM OPERA, STRAND. IGHTS. °pettiest of the Season, en Wednesday, numerous Eatege."o" Entertainments can *oily The poldie ace respect. MR. MATHEWS AT 'SDAY, Jess .1. 1818, Sth, Tnesday the *h. Thum 13th. Monday she Pub, and the . . (b. lag positively the last timed of his spireseing is Laminae instil Nest year), when he will ksve the honour of *resealing hie Tisit.we with se Eater. taituneet. called MA I L-COACEI ADVENTURES. Mr. Mathews trill deliver au EXPERIMENTAL LEC TURE nn VENTRILOQUY. The Pntertainateet to eoneletle with Novel Specimens of IMITATIIIN,In which several celebrated untie and comic Performers Welt five their diferent Ideas how dantlet's Advice to the Plovers should be "skew. Roses nod Places (maim 1e,k91 later the Half-pest Right. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Julia 3, Isle. I lof E COURT e DIRECTORS the CE COMPANY of MERCHANTS tV ENG LAND, &richly to Me EAST INDIES, lie hereby give Notice, That the COMMITTEE of BUYING and WARE HOUSES will be reedy hi Ferrier Propo sa l, i n w r iti ng , sealed ap, oat or before WEDNESDAY, the 54th instant, (rem •11141 remota as map he willing to supply the Cots. laity with BRITISH COPPER: gad that the Condition. of Site Contract may be seen, epos application to She Clerk of the said Crimmitter with who* the Propooola moot he left before Elmo °Thiel:hi the Fore. Rosa of the said 24th 'imam, after which hoar the Oununit tee will sot naive any Testier. JOSEPH DART, Anistant.Seertmary. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. Guscernern, ir CANNOT delay expressing to you my warmest thanks fur the very dasttring rem/Mime and extrnordi. wary success I have experienced iu every quarter, upon so canvass; a success which has proved peculiarly gratifying to me, nod hes far mieeedod my expeelatious, and those of my meal aaneuine friends. With such an acquisiiien of friends, added to the recollection that at the last Getter's! Election 11 Pilled errant , of 1.600 free 'and opoaMnemous Votes, I miaow entertain a doubt, that, by a eIIIIIIIIIIIII3CI of the sell. vity and paroeirentare which you have ea kindly evinced lb my behalf, our efforts mist peoye triumphant. Permit me, however, earnestly to entrees that a conideues of success may out cause I relaxatiou of year exertions. Victory M not to be achieved without a ,coutert. The only auxiliaries 1 depend on are, the spontaneous aervites of my friends ; the only indsimice I boast. tl4 influence of public feeling ; and the only reward I look to for a low sod active public lifetkate aPPetdiatints sod estne&Nee of my Fellemmitisass. I am anxious to pay ley pommel respeces to every Lively. my, hut should I be preireutol fnlAlliug my intentions., from the incorrectness dr the LIMN or other onsvoidable raises, I trust it will sot be imputed to any iiitesitiosai neglect or disrespect. 1 have the honour to he, Gentlemen. Your faithful mil devoted Serpent, ROELRY WAITIIMAN. New Hridge-street, June 3, Zile. • • Bill for preventing the purchase of Cisme, for the 'heroes of pruposiwg se atteedetatt which he had extracted, verbs. tine, Ire* as Act of the 6111 of Anne. The object of Ns clause was, that to the treat of there befog on diairess, the offender alleshl &recommitted to a Mingo of Conreetioo for three mestbeciviibeet toil or isotope/set and Air every forthif offewsei that the ispriesodflNA shook' be 'Weeded to the potted's( filer dams*. . • The Furl of Consultive. reseed; Dees the adenine& period of the4Seasioa, that if the Heise were to adopt the ameiolatest of the Noble Eat, the Bill would be loot alto. gather. • . . The Nark of Lteaavoot. apkelseadad *at the Dill. eras if so siaeoded, 'rutty still be Anita iftefFeetual. . It wood be impeasible, by any penalty, to pretreat the portione and ask of Gate;. sad, he believed; that the best set of the Legislature **Old he to legalise both. • .. . After some c ostarsatioo. *tows the Seri of Arestlter.. land, Lord ifollasid, the 1441.C41114elleitrt Limerick, the House divided **Ale sairednient, when it w that the Bailor Lreierieh aloha aline support • atheaduseot The Bill was the. rued the third time sod poem!. SECOND TIME THESE FOVRTEEN . YEARS. TNB.I TRE.RO YALS /.A N X. 91111` EVENING. THURSOAY. Jon. 4. X their Naiveties' fermate will perfecto Nbakspeareii Grand Historical Ploy of KING JOHN. Juba. King of England, Mr. Kean; Prinee Ream Mr. Barnard; EMI Of Pembroke, Mr. SiAtdry Earl of Essex. Mr. Rest; Carl of Saliabom Mr. Bruton:lb ; Hubert. Mr. Pipe; Fanlentilwidge, Mr. Wallach ; Philip, Kine of France, 31r It. Phillips: Lewis. the Desphin, Mr. Prvilrv. Queen tni , mr. Tirlawett ; the lady Constance, Min Marau le, ; Biairith of Castile. Mrs. flobinran. To which will Ito otherd, the Melo•Drasna of THE FALLS OF CLYDE. general Wilford. Mr. Benionah; Fanner Enfield, Mr. Kuitits ; Edward Enfield, M r tVallack ; Donald, Mr. H Jolntrinn. Ellen Enfield, Mini Kelly. poor+ open at Sia o'l:luck—the Performance to begin at *ern. Bones, 7,. ; Second Prier. 3a. la 6d ; Second Prier. 4a.—Lrivrer GOWN ; Second Price, lc—Upper Coa. ry. Iv. ; Second Pries, 6d. Tr.-m.0 .- ow, she enmerly of The Beaux Stratagem, and The (11.49, in the Wand. On SeinrdAy, the Play of King lobs. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Jvwc 3, ISIS. nrIM COURT ft DIRECTORS If she UNITED - COMFENT of MERCDANT3 of ENG- LAND, traiim to do EAST INDIES, de hereby giro Nol ler, the ENG- Doors to he award at Sena, and Cite Pages-maitre to h@glll i.e Eight fiat:wk. Bones 30. Pit 3s. Lower Gallery 2a. Upper Gallery Is. That the 'COMMITTEE of NOTING and WARE. HOUSES will Ire ready to receive Propagate in writing, Pealed up, ou or before WEDNIXIDAY, the Ist of July, 1818, front such Peewits as may be williag to supply the Company with HUFF-LEATHER ACCOUTREMENTS, BUFF HIDES, COPPER POWDER FLASKS, WROUGHT IRON NAILS AND SCREWS, PRICKER% AND BRUSHES, TURNKEYS, with HAMMERS AND MUSKET WORMS : and that the C litione of the respective Cout►eets may he wen spun apptieatuun to the Clerk to the said Committee, with oboist the Proposals must he left before Ele.eu of the Clock wi the said Cat day of July, after which bout the Committee will nut ree.ive city Tender. JOSEPH DART, Assi St all I • Secretary. , Boxer, Places, sad Private Roam may ba taken of Mr. %evermore, at she Kna-Otrtes, strand Entrant". from 10 till 4; and nt Fearmases Library, 170, New Bunstatreet, opposite Ritrliforlon gardens. ROYAL CARPING THEATRE. OPPOSITE WATERLOO.BRIDGE.ROA D. LAMBETH. Under the intrtnaliase Patronage of Ms Royal Highness PRINCE ILF.OPOLD of RAILS COMO. Tins day is published, in quarto, prier two gUilllllll2, in hoards, TNE HISTORY of GREECE; VOLUME the Ell - 111: comprehending the entire Reign of ALEXANDER TH F. GREAT. EATIPR.ROY AL. CIIV NN'ItG A MORE NOVELTY—A REAL PONEY RACE! /VMS Propent EVENING. THURSDAY, Jotted. I$lS, end folkiwind Evenings, the meets to cononeoce with the popular sew Metii-Dvantatie Sot-clock, wriiter by Mr. W. Barryenore, with new Scenery, called fly WILLIAM MITPORO, E■q. M.P. • Primed for I'. Cadell and W. DaVllrl, Strand. Of whom tarty also he had, the Four rt.:Wing Volumes, in quarto, price 71.4. in hoards. T"'' EVFNIN (: , THURSDAY, . Tune 4. will be neted /30,1% timr) stir new Simi& Drama of him Roy 11ACGIIF.0011; OR, AULD LANG SYNE. Fretltrirk V*111 , 10.1, Mr. Fenn,' ; Rae OsbnlAi ettic, Mr. Abbott; Francis Oebatilistnne, Mr. Sinrleir ; Owen, Mr. ; Captain Theirnton, Mr. Clouser: ltuh tbir Marerrenr Campbell, Mr. Marrearly ; Dune Mr. ToLetc; Hamieh and Robert (sob R..y•sliorno, Mr. nod \taster Parebte; Major Galbraith. Mr. Taylor; Rsiitie Neill 'swan., Mr Las;fis; Joboon, Mr. Simmons. D iana V e mo.n. !tteplwne ; Massie, Mrl.Strrling; Jane Maestpi le, Mies Lnvin; Katty, Mrs. Kisbop; Metes Mac pr, a rr, Mrs Ezertms. After which .6th tinsel, with new Scenery, Dre..er, anti Decursti.m., a new Serious Drama, in two arts, tailed 'IIIF. CASTLE OF I'ALUZZI; 4 , R, THE EXTORTED OATH. Da which fromr of the int one fuels in a rerent trial on the hare been attempted to be put into a dra. matic •Irsr. C.,nnt S.kivisti, Mr Maerendy; Margni■ de Castello (Ga rrrnrrr ref Floreuee), Mr. Terry, Fenlinand. Mr. Abbott; /to-inan, Mr. Connor; Paolo, Mr. ll'ineliard. Couuleas Salviatt, Iles. ; Zerlios, Mies Foote. In Art I a Florentine Frstival. The nrys Serious. Drama or Thr Cast le of Paluszi, or. The Eowet-4 Oath, will be repeated every Evening sot eugaget/ • A B. use _ _ . ...... .- .., -.._. t hi Natant., (by particular desire), Venice Preserved. arid Botabasirs Fariuso. ROYAL CIRCUS AND SURRF.T THEATRE. he Nero Pirce of 110 W TO WRITE AN OPERA has transernileutly, tint in future it lowest to be ealhil 110 W Tl' FILL A 110 'SE! rlllll l 4 I'IIF.SENT THURSDAY. Julie 4. sod I o following Erenints. the EnterLtinments will ellfllllll . llre with the Serious Melo-drains, annually pro. dared he, IN called THE ITALIAN WIFE. Girsh'i rano, Mr. Huutity. Bianca. Miss Taylor. After uhirtt (fur the North time), a flawed Comic, Terrific 171tirawnabea, in three Acts, mixed up with ouch modern Mouificrurr ' rmliett 110 W TO WRITE AN OPERA ! TIIF. DELIGHT% OF DRAMATIC AUTHORSHIP. I *he rooftree of tbe 3.1 Act will br introdocerl the Rehearsal of a grant! 91rkn•dramatic Opera, called " ANACONDA ; or. The Ike Constrictor and the Buffalo." In the mow of the "'wee, a Scotch Ballet in China—The Practice of a Llance in the Greru•Room, &e. To conclude with, by petit-Oar desire, (22J time), a Grand *sinus Melo-Drainc. iw ttru acts, called KOULCKHAN; Boxes 4s.—Pit 2s.—Gallery at half-past Tight. Places fur the Roan to be taken of Mr. Roraner, at the 1110x-Office, ill front of the Theatre (where Free Admission■ for the Season may be purchased, and a private Bow vn nightly!; and, for the accom lation of Families at that end of the Town, at the Bureau de Spectacle, Western Esch.isser, (loud street. Othils open at half-past Five, to begin at half-past Six. On Sloaday next will be proshoreil a se. Comic Panto mime Genet, called The Kaleidoscope; or, Pay for Peeping. Roilericb Random is in preparation, and will be prusluced immediately. THIS DAY AT FIVE O'CLOCK. Ri,ono per. Minnie. FOR THE FIRST TWENTY MINUTES. HAZARD & (70. CONTRACTORS' SCITENIF., Formed on the Basis of distributing 107 CAPITAL PRIZES •MOlllO •DVEMTUREItS. THIS DAY The First 20 Prizes will have £20,000 EQUALLY DIVIDED. THIS DAY The First 500 Blanks will have £7,500 EQUALLY DIVIDED. sou buy a Tiel•et or a Share before 5 THIS DAY. you Will. ii.tvr. TIIF CHANCE OF 3 Prize. of £lO ! 4 £3,000 nod £2.00 0 ! 40 Prizes of Rl,OOO ! and £300! (O I'ttzsof £300! ..ut £200! Piizrs of £lOO, £3O, ice. &v. The Sixth-drain§ Prize above £l,OOO mad he .C 23,000, or £40,000. Ttrket4 tn.l Shan% Tre gellin: by HAZARD and Co. Coy. /RAI Tiilll9, at their •ery old 011 k.. No. WI. Rolm'. Ea t-11.1%6k', Londull (establiaml upwards of 100 years), who 11..1.1 and Mimed Fe r o Prizes 4,r f. , 20,000 in the Last Year's Lotteries, awl Capitals in former Lotteries antotinting tip 3111.1-IONS. N R —led Lottery Thirsts two • and Sizteintlks to 49 Skiihros This Lottery has .WORE CAPITALS 4. 000 LESS I ICKETO, vet the Pelee is only fl 9. to, for a richt, and 27 Shatter fvr a Sizfee" ik t if rig b.!, h , rire 5 01:LOCK. Tills DAY. TRIAL BY BATTLE. In the comment the Piece a Glee by Messrs. Gallon, Mw• lee. and Nelson. After which will he introduced, for the third time, a Local Sketch, called EPSCIM l)()WNS OR, Al.!. ALIVE AT THE RACES. Tlw Cliarrwirre by Mr. Harwood, Mr. Stebbiag, Mr. Hal lett, Mr. Bryant, Mr. Hill, Miss Watson, M a. Davirlire. The last Seen, will represent the RACE COUR S E, is which the following REAL PONT Ea will start for a Sweep stakes, to be decided in three heats, four tigers round flue Stage to turns a heat :—. NARKS. lIIIIERS. COLOUR'. I Speaker Sam Simple ..Starlet. 2 Sprightly.-- ..Stepts. n Stole Sky Sloe. 3 Sly Bone ......Simou Stridesway S 4 firm. 4 Sytametry......Sam izaf i t e lesokr Sate. 3 Spitfire. tam Sapphire. S Sorereixn. —"Soloman SI Ikehas Slate. After which, a Grand Mitotic Itallot(rumpetil wed produced by Mr. I, Clerrq. Ballet Master), with aew Music, Scenery, Dreate, and Decorations. celled ALZORA AND NERINE. The &mimes Eistertidespesso will cones& with es entirely new MalmDraweatie Spread* called THE BANISHED'BRotHER. Principal Charaeters:..-Mr. Munro. Mr. elancltard, Mr. M.Csrthy, Mr. Davidge. Mr. fitehhisg. Mr. Harwurwl, Mr. Jeffersoo, Mr. Bradley, Mr. Mr. Hill, Mr. Kryout, Miss Watson. Mrs. Dseitlge, Mrs. &ibis. The new Melo- Drama is postponed for a short time. is consequence of the wpm aliens uut being yet completed. Lower Boxes,4B.—Vpper Roses, 3s —Pit, 2s —Gallery, Is. Doors to be opened at Nalf.past rive, to begin at Half past iris...-Haltprice at Half past Eight. Places fur the Bosse to be taken of Mr.Grshb, at the Bus- Office, from Ten till Fuer. • a • Extra Patrols, are engaged for the Bridge and Roads leading to the Theatre. and partieolar attention will be paid to the lighting of the same. TO 'OLD. Pursuant to a Decree n( the High Colort of Chancery, made in a Castes " M'CUL LOCH against CQLEBATCH." with the 'Probst". of WILLI/ix ALIT/MOPS. E.g. use of the Wolters of the said Coort, at the Public Sale Room of the Court in Snail.. martini -buildings, Chancery-lame, London. on THURSDAY, the Vali day of Jane, 1818. at Eleven n'Clurk in the Fare noon, in separate Lots, several Freehold and Leasebilld MESH AGES or TENEMENTS, soma of whirls are si tuate in Upper Cast Smithfield, and in Aldmate HiKh-street, is the City of London, and others is Thainrs street sir Si. Clabtrilit'S-street. in St. Catherinemeourt. suit in Coniier*.- court, wittaiu the preeiueb of St. Catherine r, sitar Ih► Tower. Printed partienlars whereof may be lied, "Tsai; at the said Masi is Chamber.. in Southampton-bssililings, afore said; of Mr. Pitts, Solicitor, No. tt , fiterjeant's Inn, Fleet street ; of !limns. Smith ma.l Henderson, Solicitor., t 2, Lrnsaa-street, tinodman'seficiels; and of Mr. John Virgo, Solicitor, St. Cmtherime.s.cloistera, near ilie Telmer. R. rorrs, S.dieito►, Striated's-lon, Fleetastmet. INDIA SHAWLS. 114 A DIES, INDIA, and hnv lair more 511 A VMS than they wish to make use of, are respectfully informed, they may receive the fall value for than, by applying at 'MILLARD% East India, Hanihro', Scotch, 31auchester, Irish Linen, French Cambric, "'noire! Furniture, and Fortin Lace Warehouse, No. Ili, Cheapsitle; where the greatest variety of India, and curious Imitation Shawls; Vim Perm, Angola, China Crape, &e.; with the usual variety of Faultionable Articles for Dream; the improved Irish Linens, Sheetings, includieg those without a seam; Marseilles Quilts ; Table Liars; the various Articles fur Family Use; hue India and carrion% British Illsodins, for Ladies' wear, and Gentlemen's Cravats; rich Damask and Printed Foruitures ; New 'anises; Chintz; Printed Cam braes; Black Bombaseens and Silk., with the choicest articles for Faintly Mourning, Ae. ars constantly us sole, wholesale and retail, at the First Prices. Proprietors of Business. and Families arriving in Town, and Ladies having Commissions. will find the greatest etiniee of the newest and beat manufactured Goods.—Fureign Orders executed. INDUSTRY AND VIRTUE. WILLING TO DIG, HUT ASHAMED TO BEG. ISAAC AND BETTY STUCKEY.. POUR Rrtty, labouring with inure than Ordis nary maritime power ow • high built. where the plough could not lia used. expreamel her delight as she turned up the heavy A. 4 that she. her lusabsesd, nod sight young children, were noels farthing expense to • parish, although they had lung left off the use of meat. and were thee strangers to a loaf of bread. Isaac. to preserve his indepen dence. has often worked twenty hoarse day, itreferrisig bar ley meal and pilatoes to parochial relief. This ease is printed, and ta well wordily the attention of henevuh at stud reflecting minds: may he had of Messrs. Ustdcrwood,34, Flcri-elreet ; or of Mr. Sell, thdord-street, uppusite Bond-street, by thaw. who contribute • trifle towards a food to put this meritorious family into a small farm. Ti valuer, Henry Powell etedins, Em. Subscriptions already received .XS3 Ss. ed. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Joy,. 3, 1818. 4 11111 E COURT of DIRECTORS of Nye It UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, &adios to Us EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That the COMMITTEE of BUYING and WARE, HOUSES will be ready to receive Proposals in writing, sealed up, uti or before WEDNESDAY, the Ist day ofJohi, 1010, from such Persons as may be willing to supply the Company with PACKING ROPE AND TWINE: and that the Conditions of the Contract may be area upon application to the Clerk of 11w said Commiitee, with whom the Proposals must be left befoie Ovens of tliv Clock uu the said let of Joie, after which hour the Committee %ill nut receive any Tender JOSEPH DART, IVAistint Secretary. Ou May the 2sih was publi.hed, Part 11.XXV. of DR. REES'S CYCLOPCEDIA. Printed fur Longman sad Co. and the ether Pro. prieturs. The Subeeribere are requeetell fo ask. sip their Sete es wow es pueettele, the whole on, k Woke nearly completed, sod may a the Pert. are treeweetex soiree. This day is riblislicd, in 3 yak Ilsao. price 11.1 s. boards, the Siath Elision, of LETTERS tolartsuld to H YOUNG MAN, on HIS FIRST ENTRANCE INTO LIFE, and adaptld to the pteuliar Circumstances of the present Times. By Mrs. WEST. Printed far Iwitgatan, Hurst, Rees, Orate, and Brown. Londo.. Of whom may he had, by the game Author. LETTERS to • YOUNG LADY; iu which the Duties atsd Character of Mulatto are considered. In 3 vols. limo. price I/. Is. hoa►ds, the Fourth Edition. SCRIPTURAL ESSAYS, adapted to the Holidays of the Church of England; with Meditations on the prescribed Services. IN S villa. limo. price 12.. boards. This day is publi.hed, iw B TO. price Ws. tid. boards, the Third Edition, of ORSERVATIONS on the NATURE mid CURE of DROPSIE.S. To which is added, no Ap pendia, containing several Caen of Angina Pectoris, with Disaectiona, &c. By JOHN BLACKALL. . . . Physician to the Deven and Barter fleapits!, sail to the Lousticlain, near Exeter. Panted for Looms'', Burst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. We most close Olio article, by recommending ■ careful perusal of Dr. Black&ll's work to all thwie who are inte rested in the improvement of their profeasi•ru, sad who are desirons of g c information isa a subject which is not only of great importance, hot which is involved in consi derable übserri iy."—Motahly Review. This day is published, in Svo. Second Edition enlarged, pnce So. AN INQUIRY, whrther CRIME and MISERLY are PRODUCED or PR F:VENTED, by our PRESENT SYSTEM of PRISON DISCIPLINE? II- Inatrated by descriptiona of The Borungh C pier, I The Ma ;ion dc Force, at Gheu t, Tisthill-fields Prison, The Philadelphia Prison, The Gaols at Saint Albans, The Penitentiary at Mill- Gisildford, Bristol, and II- bank, and procerdiers of cheater, I the Ladies' Colllllllliet at Thi: Gaul at Bary, I Newurate. By THOMAS FOWELL BUXTON. I, mino : Minted for John and Arehur Arch. Curnhill ; Button %turas and Sons. FICCWiTeCi aud John Hatchard. PIC. cuddly. THE QUARTERLY REVIEW. No. xxxvi. ►ill be published ou Tueoday, the 9th of Julie. _ _ _ CONTZIITS Ou the foot Lows.--1. Captain Hall's Voyage to the Island of Loo-Chuu.--3. Foliar.. by Leigh Hast.---4. The Cuugo CaprdiS his ; &Trot Discoveries iu Frankenstein --O. Origin. Slurs! Cuossisution. and present State of our billion Arrny.-7. Sir Howard Wntlrss uu she Passage of litswerw,—N. su m l inw i the Pular Hasiss.-2. Hazlite. Characters ut Shalsiiprarr's Hlaya.-10 Aerostat of she Pusilarrisw —II. Ancient and Allistivrts Grirenlaad.— 12 Cau.eur Easter, ISIS, 1s• usg alo politic/I oil a *rout Day.-13. 1111. k I mi. Secret History of the Chords of Semlouil; sad ResseCr Account of the slew data Arrhbuthop Printed fur John Murray, Albroule-strcel. This day are pohli.lwd, hanihmenaly printed iss one volatile octavo, price W. in boanhs, FIFTEEN SERMONS, tiltrn from the Dia courses of the Right Rev. Jeremy Taylor, D.D of flown and Connor. To which are oddest, THREE SER MONS, preached ;spun public occasions, Hy the Rev. D I.YSONS, 11. A. F.R S. and F AS. Rector of I:,..!marton, in the Cllllllll of Gimlet stet. PfllitCli for T. Cadet and W. Davies. Strand. MACKLIN'S BIBLE, WITH ITS ENGRAVINGS, NEW EDITION ; To he completed in Twelve M hly Parts, price ?LS*. each. • lIHE IF I RST PART in now Pit bli•be and it Provireetna of this New Edition, and of the vienrs and ',Netts with which it bas been undertaken, may also be had at any time. Printed for Mevvre. Cadet' sod DaVief, Strand ; Rivington, St. Pant's Church-yard; Mr. Bideford, Picca dilly ; and Mr. Seeley, Fleet-street. The SECOND PART w'll be published on the Ist of July. This day is published, haudaoinely printed in two large no. tomes octavo, price If. Bs. its boards, a new Edition (being the Saadi) of E LENIEN.R4 el the PHILOSOPHY of the HUMAN MIND. Hy DUGALD STEWART, Esq. London anal Edinburgh. Printed for T. C.ialell and W. Datvies, Strand, London; and A. 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Their Lordships opinion vras unfavourable to the claim. MESSAGE FROM THE COMMONS The Kilklermonster and Worcester Gas Ltght Bills, the Foreign thringgiers 11111. and Bradhury's Patent BM, were besought up from she Nurse of Cunsmoust, and read a first time. The Regency Aet Amendment Bill was returned by the House of Commons. ACCOUNTS. _ Accounts mere preaebTerliron; SS Nichnlass' Ray Harbour Cusupinsy, sod from the Royal Hospital at Grresswich.— They were laud uts the table .... ..... PRIVATELY STEALING IN SHOPS. Lord HIALLAPID iiiii ved the sceimil reading of the Bill fur taking away stir ewpsial pvit.tity attached to the rriutr of privately stealing in •istin.. 11,r LOUD CIIAmCELLOR said that R•Ils similar to this hart already been three times rejected by the liostse 3 nor timid he see any reason why their Lordships should change 'Mir opinion reaps cling the proxiple of the measure-_ The gurstiou being then pot, it was istialiVed WllisuUt op positiou. ROYAL NurnA LC. On the motion of the t'..” I nr Lir ' , atom., Addrinme• of • ConzrAlutiUuu were no dered In be preseor.l to the Prince Revittoiler Yaw', mot the Dula *tot Duchess of Cain. bridge. ou iise uce+►um of his Kopt Digitises, the Duke of Camblidges ManiAit.. THE CAME LAWS. The. Earl of I.IIIISItICK piovcil the third reading of li~e CHURCHES IN SCOTLANII. Lord ilfirtvit.ca aspired the sewed roodiug of the Rill for building almalora in Sautland. • . • Tha Baal of LAvisapaLe conceived the Bill nenecey. vary, and should, therefore, owe against 1. rive it was, that there were several perishes in die High Node of Scot laud, not leas than *0 or 25 miles it, length; but what could be the wheautafe of building olairtlies in such parishes, •PPOintliott to officiate in them; and what foods area there for the support of Clergymen ? In areal parishes of 25 miles in length, there, might, nut be More than 10 ur 12 families, but It should riot be imagined that the but of churches rendered Untie families lodi &rent to the duties of religion. He bdieted that the service 4.e the cheerio was as impressively pegnormed in those o r ient, families, and attended with as hymeneal results to aoriety, as if solemuistd iu the body of the chary*, and by a Mois ter of religion. The Marquis of Luusnoivit observed, it was just either that the people of Scotland should have chore*, or be es.- mop' from paying fur lotildirachurches in filogloitin. The Marquis of Dorietisitioc asked, Whether icy clause in the Dill extruded to Ireland? . Lord Mrietts.a replied, that the Bill had refereace role ly to Scotland. O the suggestion of the Earl of ri .....VDERINILF, the far ther proceedings on the Hill were postponed too Friday. eta the rhotioto of tbs. Earl of LavouLDAL; the Passes. gees Regulation Rill was read a second time. STATE OF THE PRISONS. ..• . . The Marquis of lawsnowN rose s in portioned . / of his notice, to call th e i r Lordships' att en ti o n t o a case of the utmost importance, affecting the heat interests of society, as it regarded the toorali:liarac ter and habits of a large elution of the community. Their Lordship* had an opportunity, from paperi laid upon their table, to ascertain the progress and vast increase of crime within a period of ten years. They could there find, that within that short peri.at the number of convictimis had increased double, and the number of commitments not less than three fold. The number of -conirictions throughout the extent of England and Wales were foe ten year* before that period 7,865, while within that period they amounted to no less than 19,736. This was a statement that ought not to lie on their Lord ships' table. without exciting their attention, not only frordthe Jisireasitig feelings that must eriol from the mere contemplation of the fact, toot also from the important results that must arise from it to the character and interests of society. This &rods ful increase of crime may be traced to several causes : to the extreme leugth of the war, and the change of circumstances thence arising to numerous inch viduttls—to the Veal increase of the paper currency, offoiding many facilities to the Crime of forgery— and finally. to the general effect produced by the combined influence of these and others depetod. ant upon them : but Whatever might be the cause, the 'object was one of deep and gene ral impintance, Which : could not be regarded ,with iudiffereuce by their Lordships or the Guverd ment. Considering then the increase of crime, and the consequent increase of persons consigned to prisons, it was of the utmost importance—arid he conjured their Lordships to pay thii point their most particular attention—:.to ascertain how tar the state of those prisons was calculated on the one hand to correct the delinquent, and to save society from the recurrence of offences, or un the other baud to foster and iiromote crime, and to Negro vate the evils that already premed illicit the coun try.—(Hear, hear.)—lt was of no trifling import ance, when their Lordships reflected that 13,000 persona were annually committed to prison, of' whom probably 12,000 were again thrown back on society, to ascertain the state in which they were likely to be restored, and whether they should be regarded as useful members of the community, or masses of contamination, whose touch must engen der polution.—(/hear, hear.)--In coitsidering the remedy that might he sipillied to the evil, they had only to consider the opinions of able and enlightened men, and to truce those 'ltalian* embodied and brought into operatiou by Acts of the Legislature. Tt,ev had, io fact, Goofy to pre. ceed upon the proeml principle of Perim eat 4. cere imprebos ptrad, nisi probes continewe lino. lie then alluded to the regulations th.t prevailed in most of the prisons in the kingdom, and referred, in terms of commendation, to shobr which had been established by Sir George Paul, in the gaol of Gloucester, but which had in a great measure failed of producing any salutary effect. He also referred to Mi. Nield's work on Prisons, mid complimented that of Mr. Buxton, from which lie read an extract, representing the disgraceful state of the Borough Compter prtsnn, and et the Vol of Bristol, which exhibited an example of every thing that ought to be avoided. 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