The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-05-02 00:00:00

SVMSEI neD. lIIADApf E CATALAN!'* REN ENT. KING'S Ttl EATR E. I.MORWr.I . Evening. THURSDAY, 341 Play, 1,101 will be performed an entirely new grand rims °Pons all" LA VESTAL : The onisic empanel here by Sigtuir Patens, (expressly for t h e occasion) with new scene., dresses, and dernrattuns. pihwepal clutrartet •by Signor 'frtttnezzani, Signur Rove. t X.ss Signors Collini, au& Itadautie Cal alani. E11:1 of the first Act, the last New fientch Divertisenseut. Aftri the Opera, Madame Cataluni will (by particular de sore. cud tor that night only) 911114 G o d hov e th e Ki ng ," " co mpsiticd blt hill grand elitirsto.eo. T t itt hit+ atilt be added the (road ItAllet of PSYCHE. daacesa—Mr 1./estmyes, Mr. V. - sod Mr : Madame I✓r.hsyer, Madame aluuroy, Madame Claor,lladantr Attatolini, foe. &c. Boxs to be t A ken, mot tteksts had of landame Cgtalani, at lot IttoNe, Chartette.ateerta, Fitzroy-square ; likewise at tae ct.r of the Theatre, in the Haymarket. 8 —PI toilets - will admit illtd to the aaltery each. FOR THE HEN EFIT 'OF MR. PHILIFFIL LYCEUM TRF.ATRE. VIPER VIE SPECIAL L ISCENSE OF 'FOE LORD CRAMIN, co u nted, for thy twrient reason ' to Mr joint ipplic a tioo o f all Plates print etonlly interested. lA N FRIDAY. Mt)? 1840, Till'ir Nljesiies' It Servants, forming the DRE'RY.LANE COMPANY, wilt perform the Comic Opera of DUFNNA. Doe Jerome. Mr. Prows ; Don Ferdinand, Mr. Horn; n 0.., Mr. Philipps, in which character he will intrnibire tt,t Seeiis of Tell," composed by Mr Brabant. Ihm .4,itouro, Mr. Marshall ; halite Nlsiteloza, Mr. Duwton; Irivz. Mi. Pray>. ; Father Paul, Mr. Palmer; Lay Bro. tbrr, tli Osberry ; Augustine, Mr. Maddricks. Clara, Mrs, Louisa, Mrs. Mathews, the Lacuna, . Mrs. nhr la the comae of the evening, the celebrated Dialogue ; Ist, of Vile he Rot," from the Opera of The English I ret, by Mrs. Mountain slid Mr. Philippi ; composed by ltr Ili -ham ;t' The Garland of Lore," }lr a. Bland, (toal Tr Lill, courpo.ed by Mr. Hook ;) , that night su.s, Madame Dmark will sing Fur t,..:ikri.ess furns'd," accompanied l.r herself on the pedal harp. Attrr which, a Dramatic • Piece, in our act, called, SYLVESTER 1)11(;.:iEl:Ar()01.). Myhre:4bn Dag:crw and, Mr. De Camp. To which will be Gilded (nest r acted at this Theatre) the Mu sical Farce of LOVE. LAUCAS AT LOCKSM (TLIS. Irrit!c” by Mr. Colman, the sTalic convoked by Mr Kelly. Mr. Peeism ; aptain Kildare, Mr. l'hitirva, (bring In Ent appearance is that elm rticter,l and in a hid, be will mlrudnre the SoS 4 i.nve-I.cticr," cuitip.wed by Fic:/• ;) M:Aliesa, in which be will to Souß rf ilic Mail Conch;" Toticrtos, ; S,.!oniuu Lb, Mr De Camp; Lydia, Mrs. 11.111. Tlekt :1114 Places to be had it Mr. Kelly's Ape . ra Saloon, POI Ilan; and tif Mr. Spring, at thr Bur-Office, in the Mead entrance. NEVER ACTED AT THIS THEATRE. KR THE BENEFIT IMF MRS. MOUNTAIN. LYCEUM TIIIATRE. 11, .ft the apeciat I. censt of Ila 1... rd Chain& rlain, Crack. , for the pre ic•rt Warou , to the juiut oppltiatioo of all Part:es prim/ ' , ally interested. AN WEI/NE:Si/AY. Sias' Iti. !KW. Thei► 1. M/icrty's %/remota, forming tbo Cnenpany of itc LATE I liCRV.I.ANE THEATRE, wag perform the Comic 4ipera of FA LSE ALARMS. _ Sir Down Gayland, qtr Wrmighton; Edgar Gayland, Mt g his first appearance in that character) who will snig the baton ing Stings, “Should I e'er brave the (wartime seas," and said a smile to a mar," acemnpastit d by h.roAlfi n the Pianeforte; and an additional air, culled, Kate," composed by Mr. Addison; Turn Sniface, M. Dr Camp ; :heoi 4 his first appearance in that character;) I out 'Wittily, Mr. Johnstone; Plod, Mr. Mathews, in shii N•harrt r sr he will slug a Comic Song, railed The of told kerb+ tors i " Gabriel, Mr Penley. Lads ( .islainl. Shit Stollens, llwit.g her first appearance in sisal thalacitr .) ( amlior Srdln , St tsp. Duncan ; Mrs. Beaat ; titles 11.mbrage, Mrs. !vault.; Steam, Mis. Moun tain, Is tug he, host aprfnar 41.0. 111 that character, who sill nitrodu• e • N•vr Song, con:posed fur the Occasion, by - - In thr arvrsc of the evening, A nee Eche Song," cum• posed by Mi. Addison, expressly, accompanied 011 the Cla russet ; aft r fainiarite New Glee fur three vmois, as sung trat i applause at Mrs: Billingtne*,, and Mr. oncerta, relied, "0 RINI? .ay that I was liaise .r sit," cinuposed tg N. P. king. With A FAVtlUkil I E FAtit:E; la which Mrs Edwin will Prrf , rco- Tiekots to be had uf Mrs. slottutnin, Brydges- Prat, Culeat garden; sod uf Mr. Spring, at the I.3tix-uthee. au and entrance. SONS 01 TH C CLERGY. PHE REHEAIiS.II, of the MUSIC In be pet fumed at the Annie:nary Meeting of this CH Anil Y. edl he is the Cathedral Church of St Pail, a TorothlY th e 114, ioid the Anniversary on Thursday the loth of PUY; ohm 3 Ketttft/11 will by preached before his Royal Highness the Unkr of C:areuee, Li. Grace the Lord Archbishop of Casiniity, their L.wilattips the Mahone, the Right Hoe. 16 Led Mayor, Sheriffs, Alderineu, Clergy, he by the Rev.' J• 11 Clarke, LL R. Fellow of the Royal Susie tv Chapla in ' o ll , ' &NM hold, n o d L i b rar i an to his Royal ti:glistess the Pr...re, and Vicar of Prest.in 111 the Dowser of Chichester. STE:WAY( Lig, Rovsl a the Dike of Llaransee. /..n1 1,.L vont lliirowd. Led hii.hop of Chester. bra hiahop of Clogher. bled Yarborough. Lard Grativilk Levesoe Gower. ' TM Lord Moyer. • Mn Charles Aederson Pelham to Mark Mostennios Sykes, 1331 t. • • 4 aliatn Keswick, Esq M. P. . k. 'nry• George tiarriugiast, Prebendar. of Tin. suss illan Pork, Esq. King's Commie' T ke Ree. Effsethest Ferrios, M. A. I A S. Rertor of Cheri lus, Hants, asid of Hreaglitew. 11 illi, tad CLupitut is Or thltsfy to has Majesty Utah Gio, ge Timm's, Keg sad Jailed boisii, Esq. • dke nn.le will roasts? o f th e O verton , e f Esthei Mt. alsiegitieTe Deem, god JuteCire, v lib ibc i bolus haS. The Messiah, " Hallelujah, fin il. laud GodCieuipee. hat an Ant brio, roirpos. don owls Air fur this "mt 7, by the. Ro ot e , arid Mr. Hnu.i.l's Gribbei re tOliatl44l `""lltia. The asuaie to he eswearted by air M Miami Par- WIN Mos. L. Th e .liros grilse Catlo.lnd will he opened at tee o'cluek. Tutors (.1e the (7atheOr 11, and for the Dismal, 1 11 Mr r ebt 'et 1 1 : . 1 ""' Hall, to b e h a d of Mew,. Numavtbe rind Fell, Rook h.4"l- sheet ; 11.ssis. Hit ii.gton, St. Peers ((.oral,. Pal ling Print. • 011 ice. Teniple; cud tholes thelioell, Esq. • prieg harden Terrace, ..at, , . Bendiecou s to this Charity will be thantiliCy i':%ted by ;411a haeim, Es., the Treasurer, mid Charles Hzekurtl, Laq Use Seem." y to the Strewth,. N 't whir of the Collsetirois rit St Paul's and leer "; d T, , e , ' Hall, wilt be sinir. , p ealte I by the Si. earth' ti.r..N.Leg the sithireu pt . iteCC4bllileS Oft iiyais a. br ritiob FREEMASONS' MALL, GRPAT IaCEEN-STREET, LINCOLN'S-INN FIELDS Ai(I4S Git1(;1:1 Ern most revOr, , tittlly ill *. forma the 'Nubility. Gent►y, her Friends, and the Public in general, that she propose. giving a GRAND M ISC El. EA N EOUS CONCERT of FOCA L nod I N STRU -51 ENTA L MUS,C, uu FRIDAY, the 54th of May, ; fur which occasion several Performers of the first celebrity Lave kindly rffercd their assistance. Lender of the Baud (which will bit numerous and complete), Mr. 81110111(1/1, Con ductor, Mr. G. L. Griffin. Particulars will he announced is future Advertisements. Tickets, ire 6d. each, tip be bad at Birchall's Musical Library, ICew Ruud-street; Kelly's Musical Saloum Pall. Mall ; tJ z lementi and Co., Cheatoide • Fur. Bette, Royal Exchange ; at the Bar o(F:remotions' Tan.s ; and of Miss Criglietti, a, Arabella-me, Fitel4o. %IL I .I.4'S I('OMS.—tem. Mrs. BILLINGTON, Ma.NALL/I, AM) Mr. BRAHAM'S CONCERTS; Coder the iluinue. oe Patronage of His 140)41 Hielinc‘s thu l'rince of WALES, Ms Royal Hi hurts the Duke of St'SSRX, Hui Reyna Highness the Duke cif CA MISR, DGE, Her Royal Highness the Durhess of YORK, 4 ad sees ral Ladle of Distinction. MRS 1111.1 .1 Nti 1114. Me: Pi A Lilt asst Mr. BRA HAM, respectfully acquaint the Nubility and Gentry, that their NIX tir %CM P'TION CONCERTS will take place, at the *bore f r .auins, 3lay the 10th, 17th, oat, lyth , t une I,t Single Subscript nni, Fire Guineas. Double Subscription, for a married Gentleman and his Lady, Nine tininess. Unmarried Daughters of Subscribers Four Guineas each. 'rickets transferable in Falsities. • Cadies' to Ladies, and Gentlemen's to Gent ilMeo or.les Ladies in u Gentlemen, not of the same family, entering their names nu one Titlict, at the time of subscribing, it will admit either. Prinripll Vocal Perfor;;;e4 —Mrs. iiiiiiseito, Mrs. Aare, Miss D'Arb,, Mitre Melv.lle, Cfroin Bath, Pn,,il of the late Mr. Raurinti,) and Miss Hughes. Mr. Naldi, Mr. Gun, Mr. Vaughan, Mr. Bellew., ri , .d Mr Brahmin. The Instrumental .rein", intent will be complete, and ans. tained by the First P,. , f-raors. Leader o► the Hand, Mr. Weichsell—Conductor. at the Gr , nd Piano forte, Mi. G. T Smart. The Come: t will commence at half-past Eight, precisely Subscriptions ire received at Messrs. Goulding and Ce.. 4 124, New Buud.street, wirers 'rickets am cow ready fur de livery. • • rIIIIE WORSHIPFUL COMPANY of M ER CLUB • ere t at Callahan, no FRIDAY NEXT, the 4th hot. si a Coat Hall. WU. WALLIS, Beadle. W A' s N aqit il7.l). b A l lis ( 1 ) h N e 11°C°LkFli KELLkEhR. , brtii ma fortuities ' to C r i•ratitichou . se " Lido; tries 9 a l . l tow or I Ikt NG MEN, that understood the above busitiesi., 14 JI met with liberal traatuitut. .%pply 11, Letter, (punt paid), ditto. d to C. K Chapter Conee-li au .t IVEDNESDAY. MAY a, 1810 lit HUNDRED El A CHAI ,0 WI 1 : :nut t: , ). .1 r thr Tyckets and 1,7/ Sharon of the NFW FATE LOTTEN.Y, consisting nf 5,00 , i Niifabers, t'ie snob• t.. be earns ea the 14th of Jane. This linieryle94l , 3 la, brassies the usual Prises, Four Extra P.ia.•a, of One Iltioilre.l rickets each, by which a Chance will be obtained of 4 I.lr4Cr Multi than ever was gained by a Ticket in any Lottery. BWI F r sod CO. have had the sa tisfaetinu to divide arming the Public, in the last suit late Lotteries, Fifty of the prat 11 1 rodes, at three (Nikes, Nu. I 1, Poultry, festabt shrifitertitYVNe. lc, ettaNug-Chas, mad No 31, Aldgaie liiigh-114/11%. BUTLER'S CELEBRATED RESTORATIVE TOOTH pow DER. BEAUTY of ( . ountetmoce , and re.odarity of ) Features, are allowed to diatinguisb the Blitush Fair; but the Proprietor of BUTLER'S H POWDER, would be•g leave to remind his Countrywomen that the lustre of their charms loses half its influence where the Teeth are discoloured, or obi w a rotten and unhealthy appearance; this is the more inexcusable, as the present preparation tam& the infallible meatus of removing every blemish of the enamel, stud is safe in its application, bring composed of vegetables. It is recommeoded to the ...minim: of all nuke, as ckaring away every impel fee lion, either in the coldnr or the decay of the enamel of the Teeth ; as rendering the breath sweet and delectable, and tusking e'ite gums of their proper shape end vermillion hue ; 81111 a certain prev.utive against the Tooth Ache —No composition of this kind everbemight forward to politic entice, ban met such universal epproba. t ion ; and the Proprietor has to boast that it is to daily use of Royalty Marl?. Sold wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, cutap. side, collier of Paternoster-row; and retail, by mustCoum try Medicine Venders and Perfumer., in boxes, at os. gd. each. Of whom may h.- had, BUTLER'S AROM ATIC PECTORAL LOZENGES, for Coodhe, Colas, 'tediums, Sure Throats, and Improving the Voice, iu Buses, art ijid each. TO BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, AND PRINTERS 'EO BE SOLD 1111' AUCTION, By BL' LLEN and BUSHEL, At the Greyhound lon, Bur, St. Edmond'', THIS, a n d eleven fullowitigdays, LS:today' incepted,) THE Entire end wrocK IN TRADE of Mr. GEORGE ALDERSON, inning., Abbygnit.street, Nary at. Edmond's, comprising near 4,inio Volumes of modern Hooks, in the various branches of Useful and Polite Liteeitiire, many of which are in the most elegasit Biodings ; also a vai iety of portable Writing. desks, Copying Machines, Patent Ledgers, and other Ac -4 "not 1/4M)IIP. Maps, Cishinr-liosiv, Music and Musical In eminent, ; Paintings, Prods; plated tool other Ink-stands; entlery„ and a large quantity of Stationery, with the whole of the Prviiing Materials. Cala/nines, price lc e.ocli, to be had of Messrs Longman and Co.. Hunkseltetn, London; and of the Auctioneers, jiatry St. Etlmisun'a. EAPSIDE. espllal Amemhlage %okra Hotwebolil Furnitare • set of fine u..iling4uy prelenal, card, 116081 PrlDlSruke tables, • ert of Bailee* patent portidge riming dints, Iwo very fine mahogany iitticatal*illebonrils, eight feet long. t h ree arts, t I .met, of mithogmly chair*, coverell its reJ suo. ioor o 1-rtlac, six complete 11104k101 foor•post heilsteail• Plot 16113illtire, 100 Brionorl* e ael wri, r ich h a ag..l "%Mee 1/1611111T0111 , other effect*, thi• prop, rt , .. of H. htoiley, a 31erclueot, wended for exportnt' to the !Aland of (inernse). lint dr taint-it tinder • tVnt Eaecistiost. To BE PEKEMPII:HII.I" SOLO BY AUCTION, Ity Mr. NORTON, Oa lbc Prruti.er, IS:s. 17, Gutke-Isiae, Chespoide, THIS DAY. sit 1,1 to'Clack precisely, ItEL thr (ENUINE EFVEC l's. entttpriNivg two euttaplete deswisg-resur soils or japumed Ames, *alb cesi,inusi e set of iamb French .1. Ipery woe. riow 1 . 14n4i1:11 to match, with Rik *boxed bran. bin. fon,. p 1.1.1 bedsteads nog rich fureiture, rasadr iso a most rit.;voll .1)1. ; prime wegtoinural post. f tither Isrtts ; held and u. ;; ; fivlstradr, with suitable b.:riding, laigc blankets, and M oscines got .46 he ca*.uu t urtieles, comprise double mad simile commode la &wax, card, isikeake, and taidca, p tril awl cOhiret Twelve eels urea. 11111 4 , etWert 11 calm hair. Cloth, and red Ma. ruec., Ic4llte..ladles • HS gad work tables, Out lase pier ;clown a... 1 two, tenor hoe eat vise 4ccautt re. tintiga have, each tea and Cataltipatb tube laad au the pi eatis rao. FROM LAST NiGHTS G IZETTR. Admiralty-Office. May 1. 1810. Extract of a letter. front Capt. Worth, of His Majee4's sloop Helm*, to Vice.Alinical VI bitAtret, elated at Bea the 19111 April, 1110 and taiutsolittetl by &be Aluoiral to Johu Wilson Cruker, Erg. I have to acquaint yoo, that His NI tfralty's sloop under my command gave chase to a sail seen at daylight, which co , itioned unt►l • o'clock at night ;when, after tiring a few gone. she alio renders cd, and proved to be the brig tlravad Napoleon. of Nato! ; she sailed fruits thence on the 13th ult. d with 124 mei', argued with 16 guns, viz. 13 18-pounder carronaties, (English,) and 4 long guns. She is the most complete appointed French cruiser I have ever seen: is 260 tons, and three months old. Copyofa Letter firm Lieutenant Richard Welsh, command. ing Nis Majesty's Cutter Surly, addressed to Rear-Admi ral D'Auereglie, Prince of Ron lion, Cunuriaoder-iii•Chief a: Guernsey, and iraississitted try the latter tu Julio Wilma evoker, Les t , His Majesty's Cutter, Surly, Grenville-May, list Apri, lets. Stu—l have the humor to iiifortu you, that, yes terdiy tt :loom a sail *Mrs seen from the deck, steer ing along the enemy's co:tot ; we immediately slip ped in diase, in company with Ills Alajeaty's gun brigs Firm and Sharpshooter. At four, P. w. she ran oil shore In the Mouth of Pirnis ; the boats, manned and Rei ne d, were atilt to bring her out; which was gallantly &me by Sub-Lieutenant Hodg kins, who commanded the boats, he having run an anchor nut under a heavy fire of miniquetry from the troops and crew of the vessel, mud hove her off from the beech. She proves to lie L'Alcide French cutter privateer, mounted four four-poundero, which were thyoan roily board in the chase; and, from the number of men who went front her with mut kets, &c. I conclude her crew to be thirty. I beg leave to recommend to your notice, Sub- Lieutenant Hodgkins, of the Firm, and Mr. Lap*, Second- Sfriter of the Sharpshomer, for theit steady perseverance and determined c luct in brining her nut from off the beach, under such a heavy Are of musquetry from upwards of four hundred troops. I am Krim to adJ, that we had one twin and one wounded, in On. little affair, as per murg;u.* I hare the honour to be, &c. R. Wiasti, Lieut. and Com. •rtax. MsttLins Roller', Second Master, killed. Jobu Caws, BMWs% ALAI Mille, slightly wounded. PART NSill PS DI9.SOLVED, Edward Hatchilles, John Butt, Job Roberts, George T hm moo King, and William Blastock Farmer, of Stony-Stratford, Buckingham, wine. merchants April 97, to :0. M. Mattis and G Phillips, of Wells sti vet, M ilc- End New Town, tinstnn. mcrehants. April n , 10 10. John Lund, of K RMlesyy , York, and Francis Thompson, of Bag Thorn, kiatrhey, calkianianwinienwrra bow. no, raw 9. James Belles sod Joseph Johnson, of Birmingham, factors. Oct. 27, Ginn. James Hillman °, and Sun, of the Strand,l carvers and gilder.. March 124, 14 in, Joseph Browne the younger, and George Browne, of Cott non-street, Imnilon, eberseinougers. May I, to 10. Benjamin Nicholls, Philip Thomas, and Edmnnd Budge, of H atheld-street, Blackfriars.rowl, Surrey, smiths. April 20„ lo Jarnes Darbishire, Robert DarbislOre, and John Dukin -Brl4 chorki. May Ili, :309. It idiot d 1 lirk.r, [taw Tucker, and Stephen %Vhethant, of BriJport, sad•cloth.masufai•turers. Dec. 31, 1114.9 Richard Clatwantlay, ard Suet Nichols, of Plymouth, shirbuilders April as, ;sin. Jooatlial. Atkinson and James Clayton, of Ps vain', Lan taster, tiother.nrcrchants. April 03, 11114. NillianiOakity, %Valliant lirereud, and W. S. Oakley, of Chorch-street, St. Julia's, Southwark, vroolatsplers. April SU, 1110. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. William Charles Cot, of Nether Kautsf.l.4, Cheater, inn keeper, from May l to May la, at Jill, at the Angei 100, Kotoofor.l. Aral - Irma Castle, of reraierars-ina, London, TlVlttey seri sener, fr Nay a, In Jane t 6, at ten, at lisnlttloall 11.iltrns Shaw, of Long-acre, Midjlevea, cheraemungrr, (rum Apo II 114 to June ill, at tea, at Gnildl,4ll, lundua. RANKRUPTs. Samuel Tornkins, .i i :ioms ----- 1;;:liax-drevier, to surren der, May 22, 2.g, and June 12, at eleven, at the Star sad Garter Inn, Worce s t er Attorneys, Mr i.tang, Woicester ; and Williams, tduality•court chambers, Chancery-lane. Abraham Matthew, of Shaftsbury, Dor3ei, ironmonger, r sari ender, May Ili , t;, and Jwir at taelve, at the Hush , t'iirmateet, Dri-101. Atioriir,4, Air. Edward Ste phens, Bristol ; and Messrs. Sweet and Stokes, King's Bench-walk, Inner-Temple, London. Wilti Fester, of Great Ginusby, Lincoln, merchant, le surrender, May 15, at ekven, lti, and June id, at ten, at tbe ?items Inn, Barton-nin- Humber, Lineoin. Atternets, Ness. grows and Marro, Bartle-spun-}lumber, and Sir. Grey, Gtraja•iumeilisate, Loudon. DIVIDENDS. Juno 4. William Calveri, " 11111;;;Liv;poul, merchant, at one, at the Golden lion-isa, Liverpool. Way Jr. dolor Roberta, late of Liverpool, MCI( haul, at one, at the Golden Line-inn, Itale street ' Liverpool. Jame 3. William Thum, late of Lards, clothinerchant, at eleven ' at the Swan inn, Hudd ers fi e ld. Way 90. Thotua. and Thomas Frederick )Volley, of High-street, Stisithaaals, Surrey, and of Chichester, Sus sex, hoe. diapers, at true, at I.ooiduu. Jam e 1, William Lull, tlun or Pat, Of Ii.r:011, Bradford, York, wool-staplrr, at eleven, at the lailout Imo, Bradford. May gi, Kitham Hayes, df Kilburn, Martilltami, bia.k. maker, at ten, at G.ildhnll , Loudon. May ga. William Payne, of Bath, dreamt, at...eleven, at the Bush Tavern, Corm street; Bristol. Jrae Q. Lawrence Cotton, of Fend .rols-street, Loudon, merchant, at twelve, at Gail ball. Jane et. JI ohtt Allen, of the Platform, Rot lierhitlac., Sarney, c.-al-nterrhacit, at ton,nt Guildhafl, Landow. ahoy Johann, late of Hertford, coal-merchant, at Ira, at Guildhall, Loudon. May Jl. Thomas Young, late of Downend, SfusTutsfield, Gloucester, but ono ut Macho n, Mourn h , deader and chairman, at twelve, at the llnsh Tavern, Bt ;shit. bi g) go, William Clayton, of Llocklaeml, s..srey, gluon, at eleven, at Gaildhall, Lunduoi. CERTII•ICATIS--MAT 22. Maximilian Fischer, of Leeds, York, onrr. li•nt Ands* w Itedpath, ut Philq, Noe, arar ,Aar, , Um. doe ' baildrr, ~.d of W losie•Hurse- street, Sterete), Sled dlesas, v.ctualter iutiattim; IhulteCHZ, Ilirnitoglism, fictor . Th.miss 11.r.hall, t.l::cullvroiexta, Yolk. •Ir.t.ler. 5‘.13 . .1•44 Buttbet, uI Imataac, Suss x, rJus!ser FrENNY. • PRICIi iMPEI2I4L PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS—Tuaso•T, MAY 4. DRURY-LANE THEATRE. Mr. PETER MoOLIE presented a Petition from Mr. Sheridan, and the Renters and Proprietors of the Old Theatre Royal, Drury•Lant, praying int leave to tiling in a Hill for eructing a new Tneatre on the wit.: of the old, &c. The Primus' was received, sad referred to a Committee. Sir WILLIAM CURTIS brought up the 12epuit of the Committee on the New Stock .Market. vinus to presenting it, he begg.ii leave to 'tar, that qiiestion had arisen in the Committer, as to al, titer the Preamble of UM had heel& proven.— Upon this point the question was put ; but belete ix came to the vote, another Member of 'the Corn. mittee, who had not been present at the original putting of it, came int Willie Mandier he (Sir W. Curtis) asked, if lie was acquainted with the sature of the paort;no shaft to be pot and ow Ina answer in the negative, the question was again read from the Chair ; and, on the division, there appears " ed is favour of the Bill :et, against it 4'2. He wished to he informed, whether u question :hue carried could be thought decisive and whether a single vote, given under Bitch circumstances, was to be received as conclusive The Srasaet inquired, if there were any other Members of the Committee present, to corroborate this statement ? Sir J. C. HIPPESLST and Mr. DENT vouched for its accuracy. Mr. Perez Mom" observed, that though the nitiber who gave the cadiug vote oli the question. , was not present when it was originally proposed, yet he had been ■ regular Wender on the Com mittee, had hero in sod nut fifty times that day. and was well acquainted with the nature of the proposition on winch he voted. The SPEAKER decided, that in a ease like the one now stated, the vote of the Member was good sod • effectual. The Orler of the Day for the Committee oa the Manue Pa) Otfi,e Pnlo, W2B 110 tl,on.rd 611 iirlS day fortnight. Cautira gave notee. that the Navy inat..s . Mould hr moved in the t 'ottott.ttre of sup p! to-morrow.. "Mr. Cautt.trr wished to knew if the iiviressary papers w ere printed, and when they would he in the hands of Mt:inherit? Caoata replied, they were now distributing., SCUTS COURTS _ . On the in , tionollhe CoitifAUrOe•TP of SCOT LAND, the Bill for regulating the At.ftracting of Decrees, &e. of the Court of Session, war grAti second time, and committed for Tioinida ) . Th.. I.oau ADVOCATE then gave notice , that he would, to-outorrow, move for the iinvointsurot of s Cibtornittee, to woke Mao ced•#gtjen the rommesse •,ttions to be granted to Clerks •.f the Conn of ie.- sion, Extractors of Decree*, ete. 01,0,.e incomes and emoluments were affected by tins new regula tion ; also the amount of provo,4o,:s ter the sled end infirm, thereby deprived of the mesas of ►ub sistence. The Order of the Day, for the reduction, &e. of the Seats Cominhoary Nutt Lower Couns, was also postponed till 'l'hn•wtsy. FOREIGN INSURANCES.. The House sweat Imo a eueu.ssittee on the Insu rance As t,; iss which Mr. %%u*arue moved two IZeso!utioti.; the first, that the duties ou lostirahces Tram fire, i., the West-Indies, mid places beyond the seas, •Nhould c use and determine. The secoad, that ev,ty ut surmnee on merehaudite, winds. &e. in the ti Indies, should limy a duty of 2s. lid. far ever hun dred pounds iiimred on every fraction of tool. from the first hundred upwards. These Iltesoltittoos being agreed to, the 11'1449 resumed, and the report sic. ordered to be revetieS to-tuarrow. IRISH GAOLS. Mr. W. Pout moved the Order of the bay fir the House going into a Committee on the Lids Gaols Bills. The blouse having resolved itself into the C. 15... mittee, these Bills with Amendments were read ; the report received, and the further eornoileratifin of the Fubject postponed till this defy fortnight, when they were ordered to be printed. Sir JOHN NEWPORT, adverting to return order. d to be laid before the Mute Lest year, and agum ordered this Session, but which had act yet It. ro produced, wished to kai:w wirer. this return of the fteetilat ions, &c. made by his Grate ti.e Mike of Bedford, in the Customs and Excise of Ire land, near the end of his Ad istration in 'macs:Loewy, wcttld be forthvoining ? By its being kept Ire. It, hr. i.e keyed that these &deism sunlit's-or% had nut b vu carried hate eftixt, by winch weans fhe 4 CPUiltry MA* &wiped of em.iderehle liertetit. Mr. W. Pui.e, 11111111. W er, 'slated, 11 1'.t he beln.v.• I the return in question *.is now in Lindens, a . d would he presented this night or to-morrow, to Howe. The Returns ordered try the ilott,e, rdstit, to the Adjutants, Non-commiss , nued Officers, to the Local Witty, were hronght up and laid on the tattle. and ordered to be rintesi. SICILIAN SUBSID Y . - _ Mr. Luamineron brought up the Report of t"e Conanitie.if Supply. its whiuh dtr Reenlistion fer ;granting 400.0001. to the Kiog of Sicily ems agreed to; end moved. " That the Reoi'aihou should be read a second time." • Mr. LAMBS observed, that all the grants so the King of Sicily. the original annual subsidy of .tou.uuul. the loti,oool. added last S. sion, and the present *Motion of 100,0001. dr i umpi.ri ou netain ..npulatious cud Itsreenuists betw. en the crontosint. Moe, as it appeared from the stateturn• of If as Ma. sly . t.M.ni-teg.lllSt Setbinti. that th. re was tither a iniasiaderitanding bvtareti the Courts O. aaJ tondos., inaneauch, th..t a treaty was bCts I to %MS U, .... ~. :r