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S▪ i Plymouth Praumnuth 1501 Pipes. io^o SOO NUMBER XVIII. (Published Quartrilv.) -- • .• • GUILTY ; Or, NO 1 . GUILTY? The Char.trcr. by Mr. ruusToN, Mr. PALMER, Mr. At R, Mr TALMEF CIIAPM IN, Mr . Tw, Ir . ‘l,. GROVE, Mr TAYLOR, Mr MAT; EWS, M.. T woonrA LI., MN WARD, Mb, (:rumANI, isoot)FALI., Mrs. GIBBS. 1 he Prokgiie to be spoken by Mr. PALMER, Jun. The Epilogue by Mr. ELUSTON. To which will be adder!, the Cuinic Opera of ROSINA. R..1.01-i, Mr. TAYLOR. Cautain BrlsiH.., Mr. H KELLY. ~Vtlliam, Mrs. HARLOWE Rustic., Mr. WALDRON, Jun. fri4unan, Mr. NOBLE Rosina, M:At DAN' LS, ThTbst, Mrs. HOWELLS. Dorcas, Mrs. WARD. s ol es ss. Pit Ss. Fiat Gallery 2s. Second G:.!lery Is. The Doors to he u,,tited at Six citleck, and the Perf.rmaucee begin at Seven. Pisces t., be taken of Mr. Rice, at the Box °See of the Thratre win Soper/armed, on WEDNESnAX. MAY 30► h, 904, At th• NEW ROOTS, lIANGv:•.k SQUARE. THE SACRED ORATORIO of THE MES SIAH, by G. F HANDEL.._ The Plillf ipal Vocal Pairs b• .rs. BILLINGTON, CROSBY, Mater KELLNER, Master PRICE, and Mos TENNANT. It HARRISON, Mr. NIF.LD, Mr. W. RNYVETT, Mr. SALE, M•. GORE, Mr. GOSS, Mr. ELLiorr, and I )ILIARTLEMAN. Lead *i of the Band, Mr. CRAMER, Cooductor, Mr. GREATOREX. Tickets, admitting to the. Rehearse and Performance, One lea, and no more will be issued than the Room will h o ld. .. Profits will be amilied to the distressed Eoliths,: of the ral Society of Musicians. No Money will be t.ken at the Door. gooks of the Performance, with a correct Last of the Sub. scn:)ers, to be had at the Concert Room, Price One Shilling I • on r. 111 The Rehearsal sv:l be at Twelve n'Clock at Noon, en Mon day, May HI, and the Dont: wall be opened for the Porfo,m an.e on Wednesday, the 30th, at Ha: f past Six, and the Con oat begin precis...ly at Half-past Seven O'C-inch in the Evening. N B Refreshments between the Acts. _ . The Entrance to the ROOl9 will be at the Dour in the Square, me to set down and take up with the Nurses' Heads toward Grar George.sertt, the Door in Hanever.street being solely appropriesse u Their Majesties and Suite. Tickets ■ra now delivenue at Bin:hail's Music Shop, No. 139, New Ikrod.treet. vzz - rrAL:rqr...oirricr, M tucn .1."1, IV4. lIE COMMISSIONERS fir Yithdalling His Majesty's Nary do hertiy give Notire, 7 hot ros TrESDAY 29th of May herd, dry nil( be ready to rereioe reorders 611 h.l (tooled up), mid treat for Thew Thowdoed Pipes el Bar. '.o. Red Wine, to let del.orred, free of duty, kahat tho period 4r . Sit .17oaths pert the Day V . Cootroci, inter the Victual:ewe Swrre . Pi ! rwerth, Ponsatetak, aid Deptford, in the foL'oarity leo , viz. I • 3000 !, 5e paid far El Eats melee uith Interest Xiiirty Days Duet. ender ICU 2uaut t y them SOO Pipes uiN be led ComLitiens of tle Contsaa may be seen at the Seetetoey's Fltod Perna who nay think raper to maice Tenders apart the mccodi.m are desired to take Notfre, that no Regard trill At had hay Tendert.' uhieh the Price she net be inserted ut Word. at ngth, or that deal/ not he delirered Ps the Heard Affore One "tack 04 the said Tuesday, the 29th ty . May, ~or unless the Pr do stakes the Te,de , ), or some Preset as AU Behalf, attends 41000 loin called for. TILE FARMER'S MAGAZINE. This Da ) Is ptsbllslwri, pies Two Shi ,E FARMER'S MAGAZINE, a Periodical Vurk, exclusively devoted to Agricultunt and Rural Ining--Merisoirs of JohnCackbein,o(Ormistrin, Portrait)-On the holmlicy of imposing Penonal and Services en the Tenantry of Scotland, with Note by tor-Thoughts on certain Obstacle' to Improvement... Iniutlicious Methods o-..orted to in Settiog Land, with Conductine-wOn the Application of Dung-On the went of Sheep at Cauterets in the Department of the - epees, in France, with an Account of the Scab or Sheep•ProtiwwOn the Compar.itive of Horses and Oxen fir Drauatit-On Panting Osier" and Willowo-Baron Mut' 4 . l laulen NI the Redundancies of Nature-On Capons; ani 141, . ,, 1 arm requested concern's+ c the Cutting of Strawoh. mah'mt on the Root and mop Econo nical method of Boiling Potato the Adyant"ger of Potato'. Husbandry, with Note by Cnit tcww-O n the Mode used in But.l.ethian for Sunk Me the Annie! IFIOS of Grain-On the Cii:tur: of Rub Raga - ' 4111,11 Y• by • Buchan Cretter.-The Qu.stron considered, whetter Rut. Bags or 'rims can b. :nod prontabiy cultivated - -Thoughn on Regulating the Vrlue of Labour. By Sir G S. M e ekenaiiri.-InforMatitiii requested as to the most expe• Amigos Way of talung up the Roots of Tr.-ea.-Review of Lett," to a NoVe Lord on the Manufeetwma, Acriceitore, •e ar Scotland-1)u of H int s to Agncultur.a.s.Do of S ta tin iea ! town of the Co - •.iry of leavar-Learting Art.•le of Aritudi total loteiligerwe linevrace-Lag.eh Ono to ercrcpiesiante. •• No. X lA. nth or pe.b.hed en Monday, Skh AtICTAt tlii.borgh Prunes for I rett. Constable, and Co, (the hirdiromen), to whom comrcur. - ....airins fer the Work mare be tonsinitt.A. Bold also by T N Longo+ in and r) keel, ...ftrloyan•eyn. and to be had of the noiyc Biirry i.i the C ad Kingdom. Of w maw had. THE FARMER'S hcrn :MAGAZINE, If)(Y. IRO:, IRO2, 1 4%.1, 4 Vols. price 11. Lis. baud., or an. nn-:e ou.nber, roes .. 2 LSCAYS LITLRARY. POLITICAL, any. ECONOMI CAL, by JOHN GAROISLR, m ~.• o: "" Royal Oleg* Physicians Eiuiburrili. big. Ids b. wrir. No- 2f, SIIIAKSPFARY. It,rr :Ry. OR only Three Guineas a Prize is sure is be 01,13inftl, and free ruluitr.4 m to the G.illery IiORNSHY and Cn. respeftfully acquaint the Public that they are appoimiid by M•w.vs BOY DELLS, to dispose of the sIIAKSPEARE LOTTF.RY TICKE I'S In Town and Coun t•y The merits of the worthy Alderman's Lottery ale too .-...dent to need any comment. The superlative ColteAion of Prints were newer equalled in any part of the World. The grind Prize will prove a valuable acquisition to the fortunate holder, and produce a competent income. A choice Corm. .tine of valuable Pictures, Drawings, Prints, tc. age:Anted into Sixty•two Prises; likewise Prises of Prints must All to the lot of every individual Subscriber which cannot fail of inducing the Lovers of the Arts to become Purchasers. Plans of the Lottery may be had, free of Expence, at N 0.26, Goes Grand Prizes and the Picot Grand Diamond were told by Hornsby and CO. Tlbe SOLD, a remarkably fin e MALTESE ACIC ASS, §veyears old ; he stands 13 hands, 3 inches high, and is equal to any animal in shape, fur beauty and strength, and a very good roadster. There is some beautitul Stock by Mal, in tinr country, a year old this grass. To be seen at t h e George-Yard. For particulars enquire of the Hostler. tc:so to be SOLI.), J.tCK O'LANTERN, at the came Yard, warranted. lie wos got by Meteor, out of a Sr.ter to Mother Shipten.—They are both the Property of one Person. HOUSE and EXTENSIVE• GARDEN, ita SURREY, Within Four Miles of London. To be SOLD, or LFTT, by PRIVATE CONTRACT, A Modern, Substantial Brick DWELLING HOUSE, built within the lad fourteen years situated at Camberwell, in one of the most delightful and retired situa tions in the vi inity of London; containing, on the Principil Fleur, an Entrance Hali, Breakfast Parhrur, Bow Dining Room, and Drawing Room ; wt the Second Floor, four Cham bers, and Drawing Room ; and bre Cli.rinti.rs oil the Atuc. The Offices are numerous and convenient.. An extensive Gar den behind the Home, lad out in the mridcra taste, and planted with choice Shrubs and Fruit Trees in f ill baring. The lions. , stands at an agreeable distance from the Road, with a Lawn in frnni, and sheltered by Plantations. The Premise , ar, l ease hold, and held for a Term, of which upwards of 70 years are un expired, at a very low Grouud Rent, and are in complete repair. To be viewed by Tickets, and timber particulars known by application to Mr. Swithin, Bridge-yard, Tooley-street, South wark. A eAtrrioN. WHEREAS CELIA ANNE HILL, late P my Wife, eloped from me above Twelve :Months ago, without any _knit cau-e or provocation, and new cohabits with another Man, and whereas 1 Lately d,seovered her retreat, and the said Celia Anne and 1 have this day etecute.l a Deed of Seperation, in due firm ; th;s in to Caution the Puhl , c not to truce the said Celia Anne on my account, as 1 shall not hold my.elf answeiable for ally Debts which she mac contract. No. 41, Wych-Areet„ JAMES HILL. May 14, 18t:4. This Day u published, illustrated with 16 Plates, printed on fine paps-, in Bvo. price 12i. boards—in 4to. price 11.45. boards. THE ASIATIC RESEARCEIES ; or, Traasac nuns of the Society, instituted i.O Bengal, (or inquiring into taut Maim and Antiquities, the Arts, Sciences, and Li aaetnad Asia, Volume VII. Printed verbatim hunt the Calcutta Edition. Printed for Vernnr and Hood, Cathell and Martin, J. Wal ker, Lringniari and Rees, R. Lea, Lackington, Alien and Cru Otridge and Sol.. R. Faulder,Scatcherd and Lettemiaii. and Asperne; and sold by W. Jonas, Bookseller, No. 56, Cis Is Sleet, Livaorpool This Day in published, Cekantiv printed, in Six Volumes, Octavo, with an elegant engraved Head of the Author, pram 21.2 a. in boards, THE WORKS of the Right H on . JOSEPH ADDISON. Collected by Mr. TICKELL Printed for Vector and Hood, J Walker, Cutisell and Mar tin, Longman and Rees, W J. and J. Richardson, R Lea, and J. and A. Arch. N R. A few Copies are printed on a Ant Rov al Paper, price 3'. 12s. boards, to arrange with the Works of Raton, Locke, and Swift. This Day is published, eleganCy printed on Foo:ss:ap feu. with an eiegiint Frontiviiiice, price h. lid. in hoards, THE PLEASURES of NATURE; or, The CHARMS of RURAL LIFE. With *Um rums. By DAVID CARET. — ----- 0 Nature, how in ey'ry charm supreme ! Whom vot'ries feast on raptures seer new ! 0 for the voice and lire of seraphim, To sing thy glories with devotion due! Elect be the day I 'scap'd the wrangling VIM, From Pyrrho's maze, and Epicurus' stye, And held high col verse with the gud-like k►, Who to th' enra d ttir'd heart, and ear, and eye, Teach beauty, virtue, truth, cud love, and melody. BIATTII Printed for Verner one% Hued, Poultry. COWPER ILLUSTRATED. Tleit.Daps published, price 11. h loyalOsueve, and 10. 6d. Deng Octave, A SET of PLATES, consistinuof Twelve or TOM Vi Ton iirllollr the Park of West n-aindertrood, auckinghaesabire, illustrative of tSe Writings of the late Win. Cowper, Isq particularly that beautfal Poets Tara Tau. Eng:ave.:l in a superior style By JAMES STORER 911.1 JOHN GREIO. From Drawings made be them in the Autumn of tIIO2 The Plates are aceoenpanted with copious Letter-Prom De ecriptions, and a brief. but authentic Sketleft of the Life of that eminent mar:, with borne of his original Poetry, not yet published. The Priats wII all be liken nif iii the manner of Pm A, re-rrsing the nest Impremions for the Quarto Edit:on, winch will form a hau4.?me Sapp:einem to Haley U. of Cowper. Printed for Verner aM WM, No. SI, Poultry. This Day is published, elczintl• printed in Duodecimo, and ornamented with Stveti j).MY!iloll Plates, from Designs by Kirk, pee* Gs 6d. boards, or an Dewy Sera. Gs. 641. boards, anew Edition of COLITUDE, or the Effeets of occasional RE- E MST on the NIIND, toe HEART, GE NF AL SOCIETY, in EXILE, 4,Ln AGE, and on the MEG OF DEATH ; in uliseh the Question ni ei,o;pl,o, rr it Is easier to live virtuoris'y in Society or Solitude :" Wntten erigin.illy in German, By J. Q. EMI Ai ER MAX. " TI er.l , a ri me " For thee* whom Wisdom 2,1 whom Nature el arm, " To steal themselves from the ilimererare Crowd, " Aid soar 'been this little scene of things; " To !mad low tlmughted VICe b.:1ir...V1 their feet ; " To soothe the tlirissorg ts. airs nite p. a e ; " And woos lon, Quiet in h.- ',tent with... Tll , l4lolei Averse's. Printed for Verso, and Hood: eqlll.ol and NI J Laekinzr..n, Allen. .idlRl Co.; J. Nunn: R. Lei; Ogd.y and Son; Uridge Dartnn and 11-rreir ; Se.it-hard J C;‘ ,, gsti W, Suwarti and J ri I. IHE TRUCHSESSIAN GALLEttY. New Hued, optimist: Portland-Place, cuntinuit open every ,lay, and the Pictures sold will not be reasserts' this month, in order to afford for some time longer to the P,ib:ic an opportu mt. of sieving, in its collective , tamand classical ar.ing •nienr, an :..airinblage of upwarils of UNE 'THOUSAND PICTURES, by the most eminent Matters of the Italian, Flemish, Dutch, German, and French schools; forming a series of superior spe cimens of the art in various ages and countries, such at a never before been submitted to the Public, awl' may not pro bably occur for a number of year 4, as the Exhibition and Sal.- positively close this scaion. Open from teat o'clock till di ek Admittance One Shilling. Speedily will he published, By Messrs. CADELL and DAVIES, Strand, BY Order of the TfllStPe., r SSAYS on the EXECUTION and COMPO SITION of LANDSCAPE SCENERY. By the Rev. Mr. GII.PIN, Late vicar of Boldre And shortly will he sold, a few of Mr. Gdpun'A remaining Draufißgs, and Books Drawings. The whole i.eing Ap14,..- priated to comple the Endowment of his Paiish Scriwol. 7 tir, h LO pir.ce Rd. h ed. per fJcz.. A r, A N A P OLOGY fir Believin g i n t h e TALLIC TRACTORS; twit some Acc-unt •if the PERKINEAN INSTITI7TION for the B nefit el the By HENRY GRIMSTUN. Sold by J. Hatchet* Ng . 190, Piccadilly. Of whom may Le had, p;lat la. TT* TRANSACTIONS of the IT-RICINCAN animistic:: of a Reimn of the Cure. performed by the Metallic Tractors, at the Institution, bt Frstb 'wet, Soho. This Day is published, handsomely printed in Tyro Volumes Octavo, with a Portrait of the Auth or , p r i ce in boards 12a: thr Third Edition of SERMONS Preached to PAROCHIAL CONGREGATIONS, By the late Rev. RICHARD SOUTHGATE, B.A. Many years Citrate of St. Gites's in the Fields, and some time Rector of Witrui, Nottinghamshire. With a Binyraphical Preface, by George Ga<kin, T) Rec tor of Si Bonet , Gracechuida, London ; 'and of Stoke•New inetun' Middlesex. . Printed for F and C. Rivington, Nu. 62, St. Fault Church prd ; arid Leigh and Sotheby, York-street, Coma-Garden. This Day were publisbed, handsomely printed in Two Vo lumes, Octavo, price in boards 14. and a few Copies un Superfine alma Rossi Paper, price in boards 11. 4s with a Tomtit el the Author, engraved by Hoi, from a paintin; In Sir Joshua Reynolds, THE POETICAL WORKS of the late THO MAS WARTON, ft.o Fellow of Trinity Cnll..re, Os fiord ; and Poet Laurette. The Fifth Edition, corrected and enlarged. To which ire now added, luteriptionum Romanarunt Delft -tilt, and an Inantural npeeelt, a. Camden Proftwor of History, never before pt,b• !Awl Together with Memoirs of his Life and Writings; and Notes, critical and explanatory. By RICHARD MART, M A. Fellow or Oriel College, Oxford. Oxford : Printed for %V. Hanwell, and J. Parker; and F. and C Rivington, No. 62, St. Nuns Church-ward, London. CONVEY t i erfNiC" 1 his Day was published, an four Vuls Royal Om. (the Part, nt whicla may now he bound), I2LEMENTS OF CONVEYANCING, includ i.• hag an Eeir on the Study and Prey of that S. and a Cuurse of kead'ug. and List of Break , , fin the the of Studi.nts and Pratlitioner, By CHARLES BARTON. Of the Liner 'remade, Esq. Vol. nf. new just published, comprises the Law of Uses and Trusts (including the Liabili , y, Duty, a,.d Powers of Trustees;„ and the various spezies of Deets and other As surances, Addenda of Cates, &c. up to the present Tante, and a cripUsi.... Index at the Press. Lord : Niguel Po W. Clarke and Sons, Portugatatreet, Tlli4 day is published, a New Edition, broitglit down to the resent time, with 30Ifeads, by Scala, prat tad. bound. AN ABRIDGMENT of t he HISTORY o f ENGLAND, from the 111 , 14140 A of Julius CAW' to the year ISt*. Dr. GOLDSMITH. Printed for Clarke and Manchester; N. Jones. Liver pool S. timid ; oath ; Rawsup and CD. Huai ; And b, the blodrselleas of London, and every principal town in Gie.it Britain. This is the only Edition that has Heads, or is biougt t down to 1908. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF ,LORDS-TH 1' I'S DA T, MAT 24. • - - In a Committee of Privileges, evidence was re ceived on behalf of the claim to the Roos Peerage. The further proceedifigs were then adjourned to Tuesday se'rmight. Several private Bills were brought from the Com mons, and read the first time. The St. Pancras Poor Bill was read the third time and passed. The other Bills on the table were forwarded. Mr. Fiascos Barituesr, and others, brought a message from the Commons, stating that the Com mons desired a conference with their Lordships, re lative to the nutter of certain amendments made by their Lordships in the Volunteer Bill. The LORD CHANCELLOR answerztl, that their Lordships would presently hold a conference with the Commons in the Painted Chamber. The Commons being withdrawn. the following Lords were chosen to manage the cotiferente on the part of their Lordships : The Bishop of Sr. DAVID'S, the Erirl of G•a its st (Duke of Montrose). Lords Caettros. Hawarsicav, Mukon.vs, Haunt/way, MOIST* TOAD EATVIVO, and ELLIOTT. The Managers then proceeded to the Painted Chamber, and, on their return to the House. the Earl of GRAHAM reported, that their Lordships had held a conference with Mr. IFSIIAGOIC BATHLest and others, on the part of the Commons, who had presented to them the Volunteer Rill, together with a paper containing the reasons of the Commons for rejecting certain of their Lordships amendments in the said - Bill. The Clerk then read the title of the paper ; after which Lord HAW KESBU RV moved. that the same be taken into consideration on M1:1.14y next. Ordered; and that the Lords be summoned. The Earl of Wes rutair it presented a Petition Lam Hobert Tighe, Esq. praying to be die.asced HOUSE OF COMMONS* Mr. LASCELI ES presented a petition' from several clothiers and shearmen in Yorkshire, praying that a certain clause for their benefit might 'ie intro duced into the Bill now before the House, fo- re— golating the woollen manufaCture. The Petition s was referred to a Committee. Mr. SHAWE, of Dublin, gave notice that on Monday nest he should move fo r l eave to biting in a Bill for the relief of insolvent debtors. Sir JOHN NEWPORT further postponed, un til Thursday next, his intended motion relative to the property tax, so far as it affefis persons from Ireland. Mr. STURGESS BOURNE moved, that a new writ be issued fur a Member to serve for the Bo rough of `Fraley in Ireland, in the room of the Rigus Hon. Creorge C ~,ining, who has accepted the Office of Treasurer of the Navy.—Ordered. The Scotch Militia Expence Bill pas read a second time, and ordered to be committed fur Monday. Mr. ADAMS moved that the House, at its ruing, do adjourn till Monday.—Ordei ed. The Scotch Ex.iie Licence Bill was read a third time and passed. Sir JOHN NEWPORT moved, that the Speaker do not issue a new writ for Aylesbury until Monday fortnight. Ordered. The Report of the Westminster Court House Bill was brought op and agreed to. Ordered to be read a third time on Mondar. Mr. BANKS-Slave notice, that on Monday he should move for certain accounts relative to the Four and a H4ll per Cent. Duties, in order to corn. plete other accounts that were already on the table ; and that he would also move foe certain impressed aceounts, so far as the same were connected with the Civil List. On the Motion of Mr. Calvert, Mr. Plomer ob tained leave of absence for one morel), on account of his health. A Mc+sage from the Lords informed the House, that the Lords had agreed to the Cumberland and Galloway Fishery Bill ; and that the Lords had passed a Bill for the better employment of the poor in the parish of St. Pancras, for ereaing a work house therein, Scc. to which they desired the con currence of the Commons. VOLUNTEER BILL. Mr. BATHURST brought up the report of the Committee appointed to draw up the reasons why the Commons disagreed to certain amendments made by the Lords in the Volunteer Regulation Bill; and these reasons hein; read by the Clerk, and agreed to by the !louse ; Lord CASTLEREAGH moved, that a message be sent to the Lords, to request a conference with their Lordships on the subject of those reasons. An order was made accordi ng ly, and Nlr. Bathur s t , and several other Members, proceeded immediately to the Lords. Mr. BATHURST returned, and informed the House. that the Lords had agreed to a conference, and had appointed that day for holding the sane. Lord CASTLEREAGH then moved that the Committee, which bad been appoinied to draw up the reasons for disagreeing to certain amendmenss made by the Lords, be appointed to manage the said conference. This was ordered, and the names of the .lembers being called over, they proceeded to the place of conference. On their return, Mr. BATHURST reported at the Bar, that the Managers had held a conference with the Lords, and stated to them the reasons why that House had disagreed to some cf the amendments made by the Lords in the Volunteer Bill. That the Lords said, they would take those reasons into consideration s and that the conference was managed on the part of the Lords by the Duke of Montrose. Thelliause then adjourned to Monday next. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. RAMBURGH I.IAI L. VIENNA, MAY 9. Three days ago, Baron Wassiezikof arrived here from St. Petersburgh, with dispatzhes fur Count Rasernowsky, con( ai ni g, with other particulars, orders for this Ambeesador, his suit-, and the Rus sian subjeCts in this cap,tal, to put on mourning, for seven days, for the late Duke of Enghien. The day after the arrival of the Courier, this Am bassador had a private audience of the Emperor, and a long conference with our Milliner for the Foreign Department, Count Cobeisteel. The Archduke Charles is still ill . but the physia cians give hopes of his speedy recovery. The Lieutenant-General Duca has suddenly been ordered with dispatches of consequence for Italy. The arrival of an Officer of the Consular Guard has caused many rumours as contradiaory as im probable. .Sorne pretend a protest has been made against a march of foreign troops through the trian territory ; and others, that he carried with him proposals for settling all differcnc.3 with a certain Court. VENICE. NAY 4. The English fleet of 14 ships of the lice continues to cruise before Toulon, where the Fee .ch flee: ye remains. The palace of Justiniani at Rome, and the selcl of statues, have been bought by Lucien Bc naparte for 100,000