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opMBER 2248. or Ailiboeily of ilia , Rigist Hon. Hie Lord Cliainboelain. Hi.; prettent SATURDAY, April 7, IMO, at the Freemasons' Hall, will be opened, HA NN-IS. F ir, pt*DGET ; or, "An Actor. Ways and Wane nee Il isc rlianeous - Divertio:ntent, in three Parts, whirls T oken anti swag hy Mr. BANNISTER. The Public are moot respectfally infortned, that the Cen t A t h e son Fore..olfice, lit•ing fixed for !Woodsy, the s dAril, at the Loudon Tavern, Bishopatrata.as,,,t, lb. ei which ‘lr. Banniater hail anointaceil the perforns pit anise , Iti.ll.le, at that place, he h. under the neressity of P'dp,aia, it to the following Tuesday. Aped in, tam t). 99, prnaiscon of t he Fl Richt oiti.utahlie the Lord 31eyot. Admittance, as.—rieketa to be bad at the Bar. lid oP IGIN AL NAVY COFFEE-MOINE. TAVERN, A ND HOTEL NEWCASTLE-STREET, STRAND. A. MAURICE !Invs lease most respect roily • to j o r mi n the Friends of her late Father oral blether. .1 Cu' Public is timer I. that she cuotiaues to carry on le bn Aew o lo f the above house, awl that no exertions shall wwWniez render Leery accommodation complete and anta•rtnrv. E A , m takes this enportnnity of retorninc her moat liorcre thanks for the fill owl, .4 . which hose been so hie-rally roatirett us her 121 c prelate, auJ cordillera to her ;wee Pumas:ems .. , [ irilit,lSl"'---- ' •-• . 1. - ... •• , ' - -' — Tt Itti. tic Kiwg's hart jot Ismirti a few hut: U TRTLEs; ft.; .k. Tortln (bored, nary day, in Ike highest perteetioo, sud Kat to My Part of town or 4 uatuiry.. TO BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS. TO BE DISPOSED OF, Even.ive and I.o\ti-ESTABLISHED CIRCULATINti LIBRARY, in a preferable part of CO% of I.mtdoa:—For parlicalars, apply to Mr. Platt, Tanlicld•rourt, Temple; In Ilm pos aimed, the above grill be an clinible Purchase fur we et PON pang men, Winhitiz to commence B".i ne „, ; esimothess berug very vateusire, and of the first respect. 17. • PERFUMEDAPARTM ENTS. • Pe spiry climbs fr um lowly Sharon rise u Am? Careers Amity tap perfusion ibe skies r• 111 F. A Ito Al-A TIC F Val 1(1 A TING P ASTI L ES remove any unpfrasant ambulation, or ovum (Avian, whirl, warty prove offensive to the olfactory *es They are particularly recomno !Aid to the NORI- A Y and PERSONS of FASHION, as they ehuipletety m ime the theeeramble yowl! rernainiag whew t'ae cloth ts re. wed frost tlte dtuo T table. As as Antissric, their are streusels useful su ItA 11.1.-HOOMS, at itOITS, and all T od erd aurmblitN, awl in correct int the frequently runt a. I, ..:. qualities of the nags the rooms of•iek penes's. I mie• pa ;eat of these real usefulness, they are deemed an al title t i crest luxury bF ti,• FAsHioNAULt: woz LD, beitig re/if Campos+. ,I ur•ric:itall;•ldis and Spires. Aoki only by the Navvies:or ' .1 SHEPII Ekt D, at bis Ware. ite, Re the I iterarnan Larsenger, 1;i, Fleet•street, [NU. in blues, at en. 7.41. and iI. is. earls Onters by l'est attended 10. St% of I of WOOLLENS, IRISH LINENik, CAZ SIM AtICSLINS, AND PRINTED CALICOS. W. J. DONNE WILL SELL BY AUCTION, Rhino 'nerve), At tto twAinn Mart, fne THURSDAY and FRIDAY. Ow 1.1'....d irth Apb it, tato, at Twelve **Clock sada day. 4i Al' ITAL. ASSORT lEN I . of %Vest Ifountr/ sad Yorkshire. ‘llprrfints and Raiats, • twill/kr exteltautylotit aar•-•••• taw Ctieniiii Walt Li t. 11 .ilhq and 6-41 h. Citenluit Moslios, Piloted Calico" Ca,alti its, *Alt a variety 'Anther reisibit Effects._ , la ortl, rlu at erus.neettate the 1...1it:M.4W a prime prat Jit Faastlaes, the Lit.rata wall be 0441 iu tuts War , and Catalogers to hr had of ac Dom.,. No. ?; Gt... ten atm., ; in ; Great It usw.;-atriet, Covent ;auk. intim I.tru't Coffee•hout., Corti/oil ; wh,, cvntiniura to .4- ran money no property ente.szurcl to i•CIPItiIAf Dale —He he two 'farms to 4 *mar of, in foil trade. • 1 111•.4 BE Cl.E,wi.:l) BY THE lAA 01 , NEXT MONTH. AND THF.R (WORE sr.f.i..iNo OFF, I'S LIER PRIME COST, SILK STOCKINGS, WITH COTTON FEET, AND EVERT OTHER DESCRIP TION OF HOSIEPY, THE SHOP BEING LET TO ANOTHER TRADE. riIHE ENTIRE STOCK or MR. CULLY ER, 1 d I/6, Fleet-strret ; esposistimE of a large sad ele gant woortinest of LnAtes' and Gentlenstnes all Silk Hose; some hundred duets of his woieersdly-iolosired invesiiue, ilk Stoekiap, with Cotto.i Fort, trues Os. 6d to 95 6d. pair ; the greatest variety of Coitus Goods, Ancolas, , rateds, Coitus-drawers, Le. • N.R Milos is a real and genuine Sale, SbWp-keepers and minim will ind this • most advantageous* opportunity tu immediate law urchases, foe ready imuniey only. RICHAKUrittb, GOODLUCK AAID Cu. D ECOM NI EN D to the Jimmie 4 t tie Puhile the :IL NEW STATE LOTTERY, whirb is all to bedtime or the sth of JUNE next. This Luttery t. tin as issprove4 Plait. Tim: Schwas, c.irtsiti.• 4 Prises of L go,iroo I 4 Prizes of Ls,ooo . . - 505 ,• ........... ...• I,NNI Ito too tt ice. kr St.c. ono Prise, 5 , , , m1 Number", roar Tickets of ewer! Nom , lee. sad FOUR EXTRA PRIZES of ONE HUN lilt ED HOLE TICKETS each. Hy . this maproted mode of Adventure, a smile Ticket ma) rift 100 • 0001. to Half ...... so,mor A AN E•ghth I Quarter OS;000 A Sisieemb Ticteta and Shares at Sale ley RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, aud CO, Rank-Buildings, Cerahill, *ail tieing the (iote of the King's-Agra,. ehariag•erusa _ L 1 e,S O O 6,250 The :only Office that met Sold in Two :Nitres of todwho Sold and Shared, is the last Lottery, Two PIM, of ln, I. J4J4 B. gu,u.i I. No 3,7.t4 D .a 23 D. 1,0001-...2,952 B. %omit ...1,436 C. ;out DR. FREI:MANN GCTTA - • - rpm: value of this itifilllble Medicine Imo been b oolong pr o ved, that nothing of the priurut day can ar 1 competitton with it, I. all the iiitlirrist eta..., of • `"tiJa lhorme, • hick it effeetnally cure. and eradicate.; dr habit, with out rec i t i ug the painful freliiip and . ".'"'ne that attend galoration, atthowt debilitating the indent iu say & mere, or roma requiring confine... v. ••• .o.aurg, m regiriettoo in diet. The enthral unto , a of ~ .;.timahle Drop. butte psoved their claim to p•lghe non for oboe than 30 pram In all debility, they Ll'^•••. rfh.hog r e gt oia t ire , w h et h er the debility is pr .. ' • '.? t o far gene of not ivory, illicit pirogue..., or 110 rf •"t a eaten climate. To trarelt..o, and thole ¢.;.a cannot be regions:ended 100 'homely ; who will " ▪ -• • and rompers.. cure, to all old ion .burn orealtnewi that affects the bladder awl or. • ity it• itfirary early women hoer heroine ▪ ".• COT years ha,' Leto 'termed of that • . 0 . , I vile tat . I,la Mr. BlltiCe., NV 4, heap • Paternogle r . row , an d et:tell ReLaria, Potts. • Weston, Porto, a • \\W.. au Pat mouth "all ; Cala e ll , Iwhi.n : 'Used. :11.4.4:iwz0w Soc.ll • • , thlllP., ; and GI 1.11..4 I oil• , 6111 60* Is, t.. Itottior, at to pt. each, a ;;Ii ample ..I.reetgooo. J - br rrittob i3rtto4., TO THE MOST NOBLE, THE PRESIDENT, VICE PRES,DENT, AND THE. TRUSTEES OF - THE WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. MY LORDS, L•DIEII, LID CDENTLEMES, V()URACiEI) by the tiontnntous Snpport 117/ of the Physicians and Someone of that Institution, I iwg leave to offer myself as a Candidate for the !Moe of Physician to Weetiuinoter Humpital , which has, this dray, lie 'mow !ascent, by the resignation of the name's-respected Dr. Morrie, and to solicit the honour of vuor votes and interest. I have the honour to he, with groat respect, My Lords, Lathes, and Gentlemen. Your most ulsedisot nod wet" bumble Serum!, Baker-street, A pril 4. TIM WAS HOME, M.D. And Felkte of the Royal College of Physicians. GUILDI4 u, THE CA/11:M UTEE for LF.I'TING the CITY'S LA NI lA, wdl meet nt Guildhall, m %TED. ICESDAY, the Nth Jai of Apia inslailt, at eleven °Utile Cluck in the Fureirson, , •To LET, by PL' BLIC AUCTION, • Deputation end Lease for the, e years, from Midsummer, let°, subject to a power of re-minim km of the Mice or place of Collector and Receiver of the City*. Tolls and Duties, nt Temple• Ber, and all t i c Liberties of this City, from thence Southward,. *to Puddle-Dock, together with all the mild Tolls nod Duties; To LE r, by PUBLIC AUCTION, is like I)cputation and telaw, of tbe A Caty's T.Als Dolma,,at flid.b9rl) _DWI" and ell sloe Lamtke Eirks CkY, thracv . re` Temple tfar, and Eastward, I n %.s ith*rld BUM, exclusive, To LET, by PUBLIC AUCTION, a like Deputation sod . Lease, of the City's Tolls and Dirties at Smithfield Bars ' sad all the Lititities of this City, from thesice East ward, to Aldersgate Bars, exclusive. • To LET, by PUBLIC AUCTION, • like I)epolation and Lease of the City's Tolls and Duties at AldereAste Bare ' •ad all the Liberties of this Citc, from tbeilso East want, to Bablem Hospital, imiuding Cripplefate and Mom rite. To LET, by PUBLIC AUCTION, a like Depittation mid Legit of she City's Toth sod Duties, nt Builion.;ate Bars, an ad the Liberties of ibis City, from thence %Wai f/aril, to Ektlilein *Hospital, and Eastw ard, to 11biteehapel Bars To LET, by PUILIC AUCTION, a like Deputatinu and Lease td . the City's. Tolls and. Duties, at Whitt chaos! Darn, and all tlw Liberties of this City, from thence Sout\- •ard, to the CuAtusi-liouse. N. 13. A depn,it of half..a.year's Kent oo eseh District of the Tolls, is to be made at the time of the Auction, sod to he &Wetted on uuttoperformatire or the Coatract, autl the accreting rein of the Tolls is always to be peld ayear in advance. The Cuitionii for Letting said Tolls may be sees at lira Comptrolls-Otlire, Guildhall. JOS BUSH N AN. Comptroller. This Jay is publhbed, by Becket and Porter, II t, PdL Mall, prier • ..... A NOTICE cf 11.iEVI1)ENCE 2ive:i In the COMMITTEE of the HOGS! of COMMONS, &trio, thr INQUIUY Otto the Conduct and Potiey of Out late EXiIEDITION to the SCLILLDT. With OISEIL VATIONS.- • • , r whole intended to focilitate and elsoi4ate • just sod titer ♦ie' ofithe imietters in iliffeuntion. '' .. tllihrtisy is noldislied, pew,- as: the ;mond Eididk N INQUIRY initn the EFFECTS peildlt"^ll on the NATIONAL CURRMCI" said RATES of ENLIIANtiIE by the BANK RL::TRICTION en:t., tlw Lamm of Ihe hlsih lick' ihilleoto, with plats tor inamtaanat the %annals( Calm in a state of on:fortuity and perfection. By R. MUSHET, of Hie Majesty's Mint. London Printed fm C. and R. Baldwin, New Prol4e.street. The persuiLZAßiog epplisios the cosacetinu of the Bank of Enlawd with the 6 outry tanits", pointlne envier- Auger to whith the latter are subjci muter the mrseat controlled powers of the former It replies also to Mr. Gosinfell's examination (dike Tables of ischaage annexed to the Let Edi Ons. GII. 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By &bowl Clarke, Hand somely printed is Quaitu, aitb firs bessiitni Platte, by *Aland, ism. hum rt.. By the same Arab .r, COMPLETF. LAN GUAGE, ire Vire two. tit hnoedi LECTURE.; wu ; together with T.. Dissertations uu Language, ice. New Gilboa. an. Pnce fa board. IMPERIAL PARLIAMEAL HOUSL Or. LORDS, Fazoas, Aram 6. Sir Samuel Rotai:ly was beard to reply. Farther proceed ings on ‘tondro. 'I he Rto al Aseent was elven, by Conimiail to, to the Es. chequer U t•as funding Bill, the Irish ptsitliery Dill, the British "a: tr Bill, the Lob Sugar Bill, the Wertntitorter Sunday and abort tire :ty •evrr private and h.eal Bi/ls Ike C..nitnissiot ere were, toe Lord CB A NCI:LT.OM, the Doke of lIONTRue ¢, and Load 11' • Letnr:li•vt. 1 he Doke of :Sour tit"' inquired if the Noble Earl (Her. rt.*o), ;steam fou.sd sot rameare upon the information retaine to the List .gs of the Clt..:y ! The Earl of FiAstort my ward, noise vereatare, probably, sound he resorted to, bat that would originate a t►e other II- •.f Perharneut .i. Smartt, Su- Jacob Aatlel, Sir Junes Graham, Me. u rd utbvr M• 1164. f. front the llou.euf Commons, • • up the HA, ..... 81:1, an•l srvrrd th IVoilie LION, . n MCI,: law nu the Subic, and afters-tuns semi the first of NOCIFJLE.omoteti the second • • . 'lll4 ..! a ilirt for 1-gitirnatiAta i ; errtami childrrd, ilicuw.istent o.il!i rite 110:ie . ) . Or uur laws relative to Larri• , :e; tier.-f -or, moved, •. That the sa la:. lee flits .14s• s : x rim itits." E.rt of ‘VI--...iNT,11i11,1 ND cou•ittereit the Bd II at , i one of .e -y i:u ! iortAnt co-i.ideration; tint at the S OW- thin' was not du.i.coNed to p-Asti.one it fur the tone nienii,Ebed Oay t!-e NoWe Mike. T:), Loan C:t t sczt.t.on ur„,e.l the danzer of lee nitnn this Cabe, nltitit way nue, pttli•i.s, ttr neen :.r i:ifficulty. The fact wit•, • marriA2e t tkt-ti !I I tee with keens... •not the leave of the n.stur.! had items taken ; hot Chet wits nut hehi stifFnele-t in point of iiiw ; nrl, therefore, it a 4 dttgit•Ctil, wailer the.e a ireu:nstetteeN 'ft !tether fiur c;,i kora. were legitimate.— Still the point liAti :13! Itte,‘ fully determined. watt if they were :o lezi.late now, it alight 1,-,,jildge the 'Age of many (Alter porso;:s. Lad Et.i.sNonant:Go ' , poke on the same wide with the Lord C: . Tr« Hill was ,cr..rrrltng!s• nvirre I 6r read this ddy ux tuorith..—Ad;c3rncti il!; . The Pante era.. umontoros; to, at•aoo.l ae ',lota, to ten th e R-e, s l Aes•'at five,. to sr , eral Patol.c an i 1. is 1 too- st•: •ls tot on hos rs:uo sot ..void the Homes% thst the It-osal Aso. of Wft. (tyro to she tisortseeorso B.•I. Atsuisits R:'l, the to .41 Dostoll. et Kill t►e Ss; .r Do w.. 10 •'q the xt.l Vie Loudon Q•t v. 1:: many ot Ler* a pr.aate titoi•c A th A esie flout the Ludt .!t,ireet the House to pee.n't f*, eorl ~' v• i j .~ raici S iPEAIIY. it. C. Carves, Esi to attend their Select Commitase ea the agriculture of the country, Le. im Ifoutl4 mixt. The Se infurn ed t h e Me senors, that the House • told return en answer by !Mennen era tarts owe The Order of Me Day for the further curside. otiose of the Evalitulerriest Bill, was postponed till Wt &made,. Colonel I.s9oot:or poi:seated a petition aunt ti e Roman Catholics of the roouty of Clll !ow, prayiug for a mien of the Penal Laws in fusee lutenist them , &e. it was read by • the Clerk, red ordered to lie on the table On Servant or b_iy distensiod id whirls the Filoase had been coat/fed hest night, Mr. GA LI.P.A r r postpenitil his notice relative lo Mr. Hunt's Solstice., till Tuesday next. Mr. h Comma mowed for ilia production of a letter froni Me. Crewe to Mr..klitiet, dated Atnil 97, ten, esllic: ra him to (elvish securitits fur his staigmemeat is the Dr:mance Office, This Subic treed to, tie letter was afterwards brought in and laid tot the tali& The laukeepers' Bill was read a .song liar, and casuals led fur Monday. The trials School Bill was tej a third limb and pinea -Ibe .militia(' of Mr. Gbawsit at the Lords was per. 'The eu•sscretcoa of the Excitation' deferred the for thi Ontvan;...ration of Ou: Lmilnquett Bdlt, to Monday near. The further ernaidreAtiou of toe Surplus CoasoitiLttuo Food was deferred tu Monday next. The Local MAO* Hill went through a Committee, and the Sip uliris'teemed. Tie .111Iffit Cohtpletiun Bal pewit fltronyh a forn-niitce, sad tie Itaport,was ordered to be toninVtd nil BCOTCH AND IRISH JUDGES' SALABILI. Qtr ;lie motion of the Cita& ett.i.ua of the Els Mittfuna, the Howe revolved itself into a Commit, tee cm the Scotch and liish Judges Salaries Ad. The Ciniticettun of the Exmlaituitas after s few preliminary observation+, said, it was tria des sire to raise the salary of the Sessfe3 Jildget from 1,4001. tu 1,0001. per annuni.'hy rotiog them an iarrease of BUOI. a-year. To the Lord Justiciary, who had, at present, on isccontit if the greattr hi. hours and expenses attendant upon his office. it salary of 1,701. it-yeer, lie proposed to grant as adtli bun of 90u , 1. nraleiu his autrual salary .3,6001. • ,a-your. (111. the Lord President of the College of Justice, *hoer labours were eers/cowiderility aug. mental' by the fate alterations in Sewell Jurirpro. deuce, he proposed to augment the tilers to 4,3001., That of the Lord Justice Clerk to 4,0001. This Lord Chief anon to 3.800 L ; and the Digital' Baron of the Exchequer, whoa from hit hard.% a . greater degree of busine_sa to perform, had en joyed 2,0001. while the other Batons had only • 1,2001. a-year, he proposed to raise to 4 2,0001. not thinking his situasion railed for' n increase in prol' • portion to the SOUL added to the other EinToo , .--n - %% P ith regard to the Irish Judges, the Bigot Hen. Chancellor entered into a eoinperaiiee a'alemetit of the amount oldie expenses of tba different ciretots, and of the *mown of annual het in ill the Criiirts. Front a report he had received on tile suicject, tie f ' that it would be impolitic and rinwsim• at pre-tot to stro:ish these leery suleartu'iug sisiarres tor term ; amid lie was Olereinfe led V. , iiropt-sr the itucri air, no* intended. upon the data tit areragte of these f.-es aid expenses of circuit, The n‘eoige of sunroof expense of enemy; was 3341. and of fres in the Courts of King's Bench, Common Pleas, and Exchequer, '2071. From this 40i - went Isis pen position swat ro odd 6.501. per set. Its she arsiours of.. the Irish Jwiges, !caving eat:ii a glut ta!ar) ,000!. The CHAIRMAN of the Comm;ltee t.rulng put the question for a resolution to lies rtV, et. to be granted born the Consohdated Food of Ireland. and commenciug from the bth July, 1809, Mr. HUTCHINsow roe, hot to" oppor.e the vote. but to recommend to the atteniir or li.s Ntioyeay's 31in . , the Recorder of Cork, is.. being also worthy to partake of the proposed isereasr. He entercil Into a description of the arduous dutie, of that Magistrate of the stcond city in Ireland; stated that he bad a peution from him on its sub j. et of the inadequacy of his salary; awry, opou "w these grounds, maintaineJ that he *a, dezertltig of being placed within the benefits of the present - measure. The Cniscattot or the Escatimsa 41d not think it would be proper to ingraft such a messing upon his pi., sent hill. lie would give the subject his future attention ; but, on the first view of it, from the statement of the Hon. GAtlernin, be could not promise him any .uccsis, as he conceived it to be the duty of the Corporation of Curk, as every other Corporation, to preside sufficiently foe Its own otficera. Mr. FosTaa said a few words ou the same sub. _ _ _ After • few further oheerwations from Mr. Hutputties and Mr. lostsa, the liesolutimis w ere agreed to. Ou the question for the incrtase of the Scotch Judges' Swarm.. being put, L .rd A. Winn:row, and Mr. SAVNIDEIRI Dew. wide a few ri-Jriont. Mr. riktOUGHAN declared himself ouwillin; to (Ingo say distinctiou between the Karoo. Of that Courts of Exchequer and the other Judges. Se alovitted that they bordered too much uo unecurea s and war deairoug that, at a future reriod, su.nr al. be Grade in the buturriet 9:14; tett to itse.u, which might be done by tbrowneg some ur thi co:Dinou-low business into that Court. Tlif• LoAD ADVOCATE of SCOTLAND contendrds thwt tht.y were far from sinecures; and that many it , .stsitc• a could he produced to 'hew that they were not mailmen sufficient occupation. Mr. ADi itt tittl, that he should certainly objeet to throwing the coutition-law hostas..., into the Court of Exchequer; the court:tattoo of 111 A Court, , sod the of f icers who attended ou it, were not so constituted WS to admit such au alteration ; at the sm.! time, he was cominced, that much athantagit inight :arise from throwing into it. the regidatins, net. teinds or tythes. If that plan was adopted, it wisSeit • furnish him with ma addition it reason, though lie was now 4ufSeleotiy in.-I , ned to it, to inriea-g the. s a t, ev of the Lord Chief llsron of the Exchecpar, whit le be acCorainly proposed. TOr CH aro:Lama of the lEticoctur.oitaid, that if .t opive t!el ht to the House, he ,n,,nid base no ohi,ct on to the assemetatati.m ; at the same time wes +flaunt, thdt the betleLeld piss thioutkia