The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1819-03-20 00:00:00

• . • 3; - "I• !,` .4 . ‘„ 11 02 f • " -N• ~ • ,••• ••• • 1.4 Oro WHO JAI •P 0 . . 3 d4 • 4 . k 01 rtt.....A. * • • _ •• i 6,44 - 4 4,63 NUMBER 5080. KING'S TH RAM" EVENiNG, SATURDAY, ATmrch ii .ill Iw pelunord, 111?nireapprLentitied LE NOZZE DI FI(1{0; to the rr. n r' fit which ins incidental DIVLKTISEMENT. And afirr the Opera will he performd, for the fire time, a New Ballet, entitled LE NI %MIL.% NT D'ESELAVES; 41U, LA FETE AU SERIAL. In Two Arts. . . -......_. Reece( and Tickets for tbe Night or Season, In be hill at the °flier of Theatre, where aticrulanre is given rvery o w , excepted) from ten till four oclock. On saitirdsys the Office is continued open till ten 'o' clock m Mc Evening. Vivinit Rex FIFTH NIGHT OF Tii F. NEW PLAY. TREAT!! E-ROY AL, DRURY-LANE. T"'. EVENING, SATURDAY, March 2,0, bi• Majesty's Servants will perform (for the sth time), a ma Traci -Comedy. in five arts. callril THE DWARF OF NAPLES. The incisbntal Masir Its Mr. T. Cooke. Kirt of Napier, Mr Bengongh; Gintio (Fount Ile Monte), M II Kesvible; Ita:vvai (the Dwitlo, slr. Kenn; Count Iknoro, Mr P.m ell ; Count Or%ino. Mr Gallic; Ormond, Mt. Harley; Gull, Mr. Oalterry. lintna, Mrs. W. Wr.t ; Ainstots, Mrs. Marilyn; Mira, Mrs. Orger ; Laura, Mrs. trim. •• Thrt ,, ,,h,r,.. to be spoken by Mr. H. kemble, sod the. Fpilopie Ly Ms.. W. Wert aid Mn. Omer. - - After • Inch niif he performed, for the Sift time, • new Grand Dramatic Romance, TUE CASTLE OF WONDERS With new Music, new and splendid Nemeery. Machinery, suit Du-oratione. The Overture and Music ruin- Mr. G. Lanza; it.. Action of the Piece arrangtil Lr Mr H. Jobli.tus; the Daum cumpossil under the iliac lino of Miss Tree. Characters.—Mr. N. Kenible, Mr. Br ug oucti, Mr Harley. Mr. Smith, Mr EtWig, Mr Onstiiii; Mrs. W.st, Mrs. Ore, Mrs. 111111011 T, Miss 'Witham, Mrs. Blerd, Ct Kitt. MACS, 511.; Record Price, t. —Pit,3s.; Second Price, ts. —Loser Gallery, tr.; SKIM! Priee,ls.—Upper k), Is.; &Tow' Price. 61. Rises and Pisces In he taken of Mr. Radwell, at the no. tiii da of the Theatre, from Teo WI Fear; where unity be Mil a Private Rim sightly. (hi Monday, The Dear( of Naples, with The Castle of Weeder.. (In Treads, (by epeeist desire), Endes. A sew Gram! Dramatic Roosasee, in two sets, is is pre. pentium for Easter Moods,; sod a sew Comedy will be produced on Easter Trendy. THEATRE -ROTA L. COE ENT - GARD RN. rISEVENING, SATURDAY. March 20, witl be tided (htie lime), the new Opera of TILE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO. goal/tied ow Illanmerehaies Comedy. La F o lk Jonroae, and on The Follies of • Day.] Fi Conn, Almatira, Mr..10114•P; Fiorelle, Mr. Dlllll%Ol ; ore. Mr. Limns' ; Antnniu (the Gardenrr), Mr. Fawcett; Bard. Mr. J. last.es; Cherubim.) (the Page), Mks Beaumont. couniowc Almarim Mr.. Diekoua; SuAnnsta, M its Stephrus Barliathsa, Mr'. I i.tosb ; Marreifins, Mi, Seeding. In Art 111. a Spauish Frsiival. To which will he 'Med. cortsprrssed into one set, the Farce of THE SLEEI'.WALK ER. Sir Patrick M`Guire, Mr. Connor; Raterlisle, Mr. Jet. fairs; Somito (the Sleep.woliter), Mr. J. Russell. Mrs. Dr. coritio, Mrs. Davenport; Sophia, Miss Losan. After which, the Fare* of ANIMAL NIAGNF.TISM. Mironis ale Laney, Mr. Jones; Doctor, Mr W. Fares.* ; IA Fleur, Mr. Fawcett; Geoffry, Mr. Lishm. Constance, Miss Foote; Liars's, Mrs. Gibbs. On Monday, bruise, with Tise Miller and hie Men. bri Voroefsy, Th. Marriage .f Figaro, with The Critic. 0,1 Thotrotity, &odor, with T he Libertine. MIT Public ore respettfolly informed, Dist IL (having been ABROAD) they will again End Mr. 111ATI11i11S AT HOSE! in his old Quarters, at the hllraire.Roynl, English Opera- Strand, on the Even- logs of MONDAY. THURSDAY, mill SATUrtDAY, ! iii this pre ,, ut Month of March, I€l9, when lie will liar , flee honour to perform li dill' TO PARIS, is their Company, in Three Parts. Part fuortias—A lionn.poly-logue, descriptive of ii 64 DI LIGENCE. Dilitrneir Persorix—Jerome (an English floats, at the Forrigu (Mr", • very acquaiutaner), Mr. Nla. 'bras; Monsieur Pere mptiiire travelliag Tutor), I 11r. Mathews; Master Tummy Tarragon this infant Pu pit. a " Vox ex pi ;eto via Mr. Mathews; Samuel m.orh, E.rt t" ii Tutor i.iaile hine'l, Mr. Mallows; Hi at , lash lialk (a OttFAT Attorney of StrE.lane s ,, Mr. Mathew.; Mies Evelina Eve, green ;an old Moot Mr. Ma:liewa ; and Monsieur Pawl," Warm, French-1'0001'4w), Mr. Ma !! !! The visitors to the Pit will find that, stns the last sum vier wawa, their improved arcommodation has beau could dried, SW: that the Pit use now the highest elevation of any Thi ant In London. The Theatre is kept thoroughly warmed sod ventilated. Doom ru Wormed at Seven, and the Performance to be gin at Eight °Viotti. 11••• Cl Ss.—i'it 3s —Lower Gallery 2..—Upper Gallery Is. Buses, Placer, and Private Buses, may be taken of Mr. Stevenson, at the CillX,OlSee, Strand entrance, from Ten till Four ; and at Fearman's Library, P7O, New Bund.street, upiunnie Nearliwgion.gardeus. FR ENCH 'LAM PS, WITH IMPROVED SPIRAI. BURNERS. PATENT AM) FRENCH LAMP IVAREHOUSE e Nn 13, Ixtrlgate-alreet, St. Paul's, (Established Thirty-live Years). A PK. El ON begs leave to inform hit SW • Friends and the Public in general, that hr has now uu bale a Imre, ammortemeut of Om flinch-241mMtl and ini. proved ONE, TWO, and TIIREE-LIGHT PATENT LA whieb are at thi. time so notch in nee for lightinc. H. Staircases. Diminik rooms, Drawing-room, Countior. Loose% Ratittittmbovises, Public.offices, Churches, Chapel,, llall-rwints, Public Place., W..c. where a brilliant light is I.lllllf- IL An A•Umiallellt of the most flificuvell FRENCH LAMPS, in brass, broom., or `arm,. Ciet ian Lamps, !mores, Giran "lr., and ..... new-piece •Oinainciits, of the newest Pat- Atom, and on the lowest trrmi„ fur trimly Fort-light, Door, Street. and twery other Deser;ption of Lamps and Laiitons, made sod .fixed op,—Csiringe t Gig, sson 51111.01:MI1 1.4/1114, Retail and for Exportation. Patent and Illumination Limp+ to Let, for Rails, Routs, Assemblies, Lamps repaired, cleaned, and lacquered. Sp.rmarrli 1 311 fur Patent sod other Lamps; •Lautp Cut levet soul C.Lsows. Spr4kitof Pins mem!e and li:itml.np in lovn mad count.) , of a Loge Factory in the Lamp Line hawing ilissolv•-•1 lisrtLersltip, J A. ham hoimht great ,pact of die Stark on yr ry low trio's, which has enabled him to idle- Our, Two, sad 'Ehree.liglit lamps great harisins ; also One, IWO, and Three.liest Grvriau Lamps very low, mintlesate, triad, and fig mintelatitia. LONDON, SATURDAY, MAUCH 20. 1819. EAlrir INDIA HOUSE, Motets 17, 1819. TTIE COURT of DIRECTORS of the I UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of F.NO. LAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby girt Notice, That they will put lip to SALE at this Rouse, on TUES DAY, the 30th instant, at Twelve o'Cliiele in the Fusenuou preeiscl), 62 PIPE'S of MADEIRA WINE, sod 133 PIPES of CAPE WINE; Particulars of which may be known en application In Mr. William Evans, the Company's Baggage Warthouseiceepei, at his Mike, in Ncw-slreet, Bishopogate•sitet t. Samples to he 'ern at Mr. Hugh Oray's, Wisie-liriilter, No 4, New Loudon street, who will give orders to taste the Wines in the London Docks, if required. JOSEPH DART, secretary. vnisining PART c.f UPHOLSTERY and CA lON El' FURNITURE of MORGAN and , Nca. 15, Id, and 17, Catherine street, Strand, IS NOW ON SALE, gaily ; Paolo Trafalgar Sitle•buards and unit table.. Imperial Dining tables, ti4s..hetla and Chair. beds, solid Mahogany Wardrobes and ('heats of Draws, The whole srllingat the Manufaciturra rim price.. N B --Art,cle• of every deseriptinn Manufactured to Order, of well-arasoned and 'tonne materials. EAST INDIA HOUSE, MAUCH 17, DIM THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trading to the EAST do hereby giro Notice, Thai the COMMITTEE of nuviNG and wAitE. HOUSES will he ready to receive Proposal. in Writing, sealed up, on or before D EDN F.SDAV. the 7th a April. ISIP, fiorn .rich persons es may be willing to supply the Company with DR. BURNEY. AMES ASPERNE respectfully inform, the tit Ailmirere of the late Dr. CHARLES BURNEY, that on the 1.1 of April will he publoihecl, the EUROPEAN MAGAZINE for Maireh, with an interesting Memoir, ac eanipanied with a striking and remarkably fine Likeness of that late celebrated Character, engraved by Thomson from the original Bost by Nollhilis, price Sta. Proof imprei.siour of the Portrait, separate, at 4e. This interesting Miscellany has been before the Public for nearly Foam,' Years, and continues to he published on the Fuel Day of every Month, each Nnmher containing a Portrait and Bilgraphical Memoir of wine diatiuguwhed Person.-32, Cornhill. nuns', IRON ; and Airthrr, flint they will hr renily to yerrivr PEnrocal4 in ‘rul , .l up, on or henie WEDNESDAY, the 211th of Auld, IMI9, (sum such persons as msy he wtlhng lo sup ply Ike Company with SWEDISH IRON ; And that the Conditions of the Contracts may be seen upon applirati cccc N, the Clerk to the P:411) Committee, with whoni the Priiiciaals moat ILL' left In fore Or wen of th; Clock on the acid 7th and qlith April, Ittift, reapertivelc, after which hour the Committee will not receive any Trotter. ICII 4 IX ISLANDS.—SUBSCRIPTION for the DISTRESSED INHABITANTS of the SCILI.Y ISLANDS, and fur landing them PERMANENT RE LIEF. Subscriptions since our last. JOSEPH DART, Serrriary. L ._ . a _ ,ighi Hon. Lord De Capt. I. H. Inglefield 2 2 Disustanvilie, in ad. lion. Miss R. A. Agar 2 2 /beton to • foe mer Wm. (:ecru, EMI. 5 5 subscriptiou of 100 Mrs Ching, Serjeant's guineas 25 0 Inn 1 1 Hon C. N. Noel 10 0 Mrs. May, Osforil-st. 1 1 N 0... Sir G Grey, Bart. 5 5 Mr. Ching, Middle J. Guidon, F.:sq. Hill- Temple 1 1 street 5 0 1 Rev. J. A. Mellmen 2 0 Capt. Owen, R.N. 1 0 John Hooper, Esq. 1 1 W. R. Hudson, Esq. 2 0 John Huillesion, Faq. A. B 50 0 East India House The Warden of the Colonel R. T. Hudles- Stiumaries 50 9 tun 1 0 Messrs. T. Colitis and Mrs D Hudleston 1 9 Co. 21 0 Muse Mary Slack and Rev. T. S Gomel 2 0 J Hudlestuis Rev. Sir Henry Poole, W. Wilson, Fenehurch- Bart. 5 5 street 1 1 Right Hon. Lord 'Gs. Mr Jell. Ware 2 U count Galway 6 0 Nils. Ett.lll4 4elitt 5 0 Mo. C. T. Wilson 3 0 Ili v.ll. I. Hare, Duck 0, 1 1 . 1 0 ',oz. Norfolk 5 0 Copt. Samuel Snook 3 0 Da.. i I Gurney, Esq. 10 0 Capt. Arden, It N. I 1 Hens y itokbeek• Esq to 0 T. B. Leonard, Lou 5 0 1,.r .1111 l Harlierion 5 0 Miss E. Fry, Grove- I Rev T. W. Holmes 1 0 house, Tunbridge John Carrell, Esq. 5 5 Wens 11 1 Henry G Key 2 1.1 Commissioner I. N. Lady Essington 2 2 Isiglefield 4 4 Miss Dee 2 0 F —For Dr. Catiliell, read George Cabbell, Esq St; for Mrs. Malley, rind The. Batley, It, Is. 11 is particularly requested, that omissions and Marcum. cies piny be repented by subscribers to J. E. NORDON, lion Sec. March 19,1819. N 0.41, Duke-street, St James's. Subscriptions will be received by the following Bankers' at the Sratlleleg Committee.ruoin, No. 18, Alderinalibury ; at No. 41, Duke-street ; and at Illatehard's, Piccadilly. Barclay, Trawl', Beano, and Co. No. 51 1 Lombard street; Birch and Chambers, No. 160, New amid-street ,• Thomas Coots and Co. No. 159, Strand ; Drinnmonds and Co. No. 49, Clearing-cross; Fry and Sons, Mildred's-court, Puuttry ; Hainmersleys, Greenwood, sad Co No. 78, Pall mall ; Mulkey and Cu. Nu 7, Fenchurch.street ; Hemel., Farquhar, and Co. No. 18, St. James's-street ; Hoare, No. 37, Fleet-street; Hoare, Barieetts, and Co. No. 82, Lombard street; Moilauds, Auriol, and Co. No. 57, Pall mall ; Sir John Perring, Shaw, mid Cu. No 12, Curnhill ; Praerls, Mackworth, nod Newcombe, N 0.169, Fleet-street; Puget and Bainbridge, Witrw:ek-lane , Roberts, Sir Wm. Curtis, and Co. No. 15, Lombard-street; Williams and Co. No. 20, Birehin-lane ; Sir Juhn Piiihorrt and Cu. Borough; and Messrs. Ransom and Co. No. 34, Pell-mall. L. a TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. EVANS, Al Ii 1m0..., No 26, Pall-mall. THI6 DAY, SATURDAY, lUnr~h 2n, and on MONDAY NEXT, _ _ _ ACURIOI'S mid VALUABLE COLLEC. Tit 1N of HOOKS, containing many rare milers is Faceirr, and Belles Lewes. particularly in It•han Kouvinees, Portry, mid Spanish Romances, including • beautiful msunscripi of esesar, upon vellum ,• Shakspeare, Second, Thild, and Foorth Edition ; Houbrakries Heads, Wry paper; 51outfaucou ; Monarchic Fransoist, 6 vols. morocco; Amadis de Gaul, 1525; Primalruis de Greriar; Belianis di Grecir, 1587 ; Strut'. Works ; Grose's Anti quities, Original Edition; Britton 's Architectural Antiqui. ties, I. p ; Gentleman's Magazine, 112 soh. uucl t j Vol. faire, SO vols.; llibdin's Deramerun, lie. Ace. li) 0 5 0 MONDAY EDITION OF THE OBSERVER, A Weekly Seirsooptim— Price only 7d. THE OBSERVER, as a Sunday Pieper, is too well known to the Nobility and Gentry, the Farm ing. Mercantile, and Manufacturing Classes of the commu nity in sorry part of the L'iiiteal Kingdom, to require on the part of its Conductors elaborate praise. Started previous to the cesinmenetinent of the Revolution in France, it be came eelplontrd, at an early period, by its prediction of that event, and of the loofa I eauguinary Feenes by which it was followed. At subsequent interesting yrirriode the ex tensive and well combined arrangements of its Conductors enabled them to give orefetire/n many of She great events a was, evil to antitapate all the English Newepaper a iu the priority of their roil meelmt a I iiiformat too ; while the pecu liar local situation of the Proprietors under his Majesty's Government, favoured their obtainment and coruinunication of official dome tic intelligence of high political impotence. These exertions Una eervires were daily appreciated ; an ex tensive li-dimmer rewarded the labour of the Conductora ; and at the expiration of twentylour years, during which many N. v.: papeie have dropped into oblivion, anal others have re t ies mired peat vicissitudes. " The Observer" can boast of tieing exempt from the usual fitiftnetinna attendant ow Newspaper property, and of enjoying, both at home and abroad, a widely-exteoded and still increasing sale. Tlee suet-roe which has attended the exertions of the Con dnetois of " The Ilhaerver" as • Sunday Paper, induced thew to appeal to the Public in behalf of thr Monday Edition ; and they do tt on the weilgroundell anal incontestable facts— that the Nlooday Edition of "'Floe Observer" will contain from live to seven very large folio columns of original mat. ter, which may have arrived between Sunday morning and Monday aftersition. When it is considered that of all the Monday Editions of the ere kly papers, not one contains a dozen bases beyond what has apraresl in the Sunday Edi tions of their respective traperwv-evlide the Edirois of three fourths confine Ho enselves to merely altering the two beads from Sunday to Nlonday, die Conductors of" The Observer" presume to think that their Monday Edition will possess in TEA TIR A D E.—The Loudon Genuine Tea Company announce to the Public , that, in addition to that single important particular an exclusive legitimate claim to farmer. But when to this is added another consi. flair Fadablisliments, 23, Leitlgate.hill, and 141, Oxford-. droller.). that, during the interval alluded to, Mails from street, the Cont inent, from the Weld Indies, from our equinox co- They have opened a new Warehouse, lunial.;messese in the Weetern Hemisphere, may and der TIIIS DAY, SATURDAY. MARCH 20. actually arrive, bringing intelligence highly important to No. m, CH AR I 1 G-t: ROSS, the Politieinn, the Agriculturist, the 711erehant, the Mama. 1 Two D.liirS from the GoPleo-Criess nearly opposite Northam. • lecturer, as well as to the Shopkeeper; and that denting the h e m m ed House, fur the accommodation of Families residing I same interval, d ttttt estie intelligence of great interest rive- I in sleet Neighbourhood. ilac:) , la anspiree. a ICA, however, is nut inverted in the Mon. t After the .long controversy which took place on the first ! day EtliliWlß of other Newspapesa till the ensuing week— • opening of this Concern, iu November last, it is only nix-va- Ilise Conductors of " The Observer" presume to think that airy to m a t e , t h at t h e a h o y, mice E 5 i,d0i,h,,,,,,r w ill h e they have assigned sufficient reasons foe their publishing a I conducted on the same principles which have fill firmly iMonday Edition upon an enlarged plan; and also, grounds • e s t a bl i shed their business in Ludgate-hill ; namely, selling 1 fur a preference with the Subscribers so other paper., who ' Teas of the heat Qualities only, at reasonable Prices, free may he desirous of possessing the latest intelligenee.--oot ! from mixture with Bohm dec. and warranted pure as ins abridged to a dozen or twenty lines, but inserted at full ; ported by the East India Company• length, with such uhscrvatione aa may tend to elucidate or I The Quarterly Sale of Teas at the East India Mouse better explain the subject. I !wing concluded, the Company have now time pleasure of Another promitieut featote of the Monday Observer will 1 su bmitting the Prices, dec. of their Teas (of which they he its reduced puce. TI gh, trim the extraordinary large I have purchased a large emptily) regulated accordingly. site of the Paper, it will contain nearly one fourth more I No. 1. Company's strong Nu. 9. Finest Pekoe, Ids. -- than any other Monday Edition, it well be supplied to all 1 c 0,120,,, al 7.4. Gaud at 105. country II asters at the rate of Eight Shillings and 'Feu- pence . No. 2. Company's Hyson, No 10. (A) Finest Padre, in per (martyr, being from Ilalls.Crowis to Five Shillings I 10.. 8.1. papers. as imported, lei. lower than MUM other Paws now vended. I No. 3. (A) Good Congou, fie. No 10 (a) Fene Padrig Son. The extent to whirl the British Empire is al this day t N„, 3 . ( , 1; Ga u d sir g C„„. e 1„,,, g ,, 12, sprealliitg itself over the glolie, carrying with it the English I , gun, Gs. 441. and fis. tid. No. .11. Bloom, or Fine Inevo .re, aecionmodating itself to the costume of foreign Nu. 4. (A) Sistglo, 7a. Twankay, fie. lint , ill, and ilisuu isle its shield over their I'll'll and yeti. No. 4. (n) Singlo„fis. 6d. No. 12 Fume nylon Skin, g outs I.lier les, is one of the.most surer:sing. deltelitful.and . N o . S. Strong Soucliong, Bs. 1 Os. lid. ' , rood eat,. cis of contemplation which an Eng:ieliniali can I N 05 .,0 n o d 7 —F a tt-davuured Na 13. Fine Hyson, 124, indulge ; but it also iiniupses on the Etiglith Pico: onceas. Souclionge at 9s. and 19s. N 0.14. Young Hysnii,lo..B4l. sit: viedance to guard agrinet ther dangers wills which ex- No. S. Fine Caper, 125.; ill- N 0.15. Finest Dyson', 14s. tended interrom.e is pregnant This hiings us so the se- f er i ae a t 8,. No. 11). FintGunpowder, 18s, rood mot of soli, Silbjtet, sal fender , It ilfcessary to give CAUTION —ll is peoperlo name one general Caution tp ail on i:iiie of the plan of our Paper - The Mundy Observer ; those Families who wish to give the Company's Establish will be conducted upon liberal pi inetples t . it will inculcate i menus the preference, many purchases having been made at miequivertil loyally to the lithossiek Family now Seale(' i other Houses which were intended fur the Company. since on the 'Floune of .these isiogclums—tin :intent and irlevwed 1 Luilgaie.hill IVartlionse.was opened, oil the sth November I aitasiimcot to the principles of the British Constitution-se last, London Gei ttt it iv Tea Warehouses have arisen in all i nod it sill view with proper iiwlignal ttttt , and visit with just I marts of the Town, but more particularly in the vicinity of • atti ll inthel%loll, any attempt to destroy these Idesainge, or to •tho.e !whinging -to the Company, with large Characters die- Wiest the iaws in order to saucticn oppiesei 1 111 l air give im- p l a yed in the trout, .iii ituitatioq, besides other external re : pinny to abuses which might to be mot died. lints orient . aaohiaar ,, a. IPolitical Intelligenee, and State Dm otrients, whether du- Tile Company liege to impress iirin.the attention 'if Hoed/ ; msstie or foreign, will I. given without alii•idgenesits. t Frieitilsoliat their Estahashments is :the Metropolis are I Older• fur lime Monday Oise. ver will be received ha ! Three: rig. i the Clerks rif the !Lards, at the General Post-011iee, and 23, lAIDGATEtHII-I.,elpposite the London Colire.house. by the London and 011,111,1 Nesi!illen and PUSIMUstrrS. — •14R, OXFORD-STREET. nearly npposite Rund-street. • Price Light Sloillint's soil 14071ICIICe Per Quarter, to . every , n, cIIARING-CROSS.Two Dome (tom the Goldemcross, j part of tuL.Uoited h.:ig , ':otri. 1 tiesrly opposite Nurthoutherhool House. • • MR. WYATT'S GREAT PICTURE , f the 4LIIION FIRE /Rs LIPF. INSURANCII , OIIII O AI', LIONESS SEIZING, the IlOttAE m lltr V.XF.TrIt , Naw Diu o r—STR crr, 'arcs Tao &is, P.l A I CI /At 11. is just OPENED for public inoprrOoos, ut Ihe Itionme Gallery, at the Egyptian Hall , in Piccadilly. Admitlancr One 011 account of the Sale by Aortion of the whisk of the Evlnbitions in the above surmises, early iii May. the lotolion of the above eattauillivary Work of Alt will be limited to a few weeks. EMPO'•IiIUI) Ili ACT OF PARLIAMENT. CAPITAL-.-OWE MILLION laaaraarfa fla• al LADY-DAY will expire, unless renewed within fiftrim &or from that period, The Comiristy'.. ILstes and Coo/Mimi, are of the Roost reasonable description :-0111 .arge is made for Fire Poh• ems, whom the !Winton* eacceols Ss.:—no Adoossinis Fine is charged sio Life lii•oranee r lilorral Contrni , siou is allow ed to and others, who effect Life losuranees awl rusty facility is Wooded. by which tie Wert's% and Convenience of the Piddle may be promoted. it is one of the advantages of the Company, In tie P0.. 1 0., that it ht•lds out no profession of iihttrisig prolog with bum it insures. Petsuris insured ace not liable to vs Lis, to Make good the losses of others; a responsibility limn which they could not be free, if their Insuraimer were vied with any prospect of benefit to arise trot. profile, whatever guarantee might he offered. Person, insured on the plan rd receiving returns, have been actually subjected 10 the efficili of this daugetouc rootinKency. WARNER r HIPPS, Secroary. This they Are publisheft, in one volume octavo, price lUa. Gd. ill boards, the gerund Edition of SERMONS premelo.d at bocolies-Inn, in the Years if f 043 and ISO By J. B. 110ILLINGW1.4[11i, B.D. Rector of the United Parishes of St. Margaret Wilbur) , sod St. Christopher•le-Mucha, London; late A4lostant to the Preacher at Lincoln's-tun. Piloted our T. Well and W. Davie% in the Strand. DR. SYNTAX. I THINK its duty I owe to the Public to nuisotoice, slat a Work now publishing, entitled " DR. SYNTAX IN LQNODN." is not written by the Author of " Dr. Syntso's Tour in Scorch of She Picturesque" A Second Port to the Driernol Work, try the same Author, will be shortly published. 111. ACKERMANN. This day i. puldishrsi, pi ice 3.. 0.1. hound, DECUEII. CHOISI TRAFIS II ISTO RIQUES et de CONTE.% MORAL . );; arry In Sig nification des Wee en Aneloie all has' de cheque page. A Fusace dr. jenote cuss de l'un et de Ventre sear, qui veolent apprendre le Franc on'. Par N. WANOSTROCHT, Mena ru Drnit. Trememe Edition, revile, at atigmentkr, par V. Wanoatrocht. A !sqire, s Chez Seatetterd et Letterman ; R uwey et Song; Longman. Hulot, Rres, 0, me, et 611)Vill ; CRII•1111 I)AVIt4i; J. Biehardann ; E Without's; Baldwin, Ciadna, it Juy; G. et W. B Whittaker ; et Simpkin et Marshall. Of hum way he had, WANOSTROCHTS GRAMMAR of the FRENCH LANGUAGE, 4.. fid Lea AVENTUR ES de TELEMAQUE, par M. FENE LON. Retry et turf*. Par N. WA NOSTROCIIT, 4a. Gd. This day are published, in 12mo. price Js. 6d bound, the Secon! Edition, improved. INTRODUCTORY LATIN EXERCISES to House of CLARKE, ELLIS, and 'TURNER; de signed fur the younger Cl. .of Learners. By NATHANILL HOWARD. Primed fur Lowman, Hu,a, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Loudon. Of whom may he bad, by the same Author, A GREEK and ENGLISH VOCABULARY, 12mo. price 3s bound, The LONDON VOCABULARY, Latin and English, price Is. 6d. In the Press, INTRODUCTORY GREEK EXERCISES, to those of Neilson, Dunbar, sad others, THE PAMPHLETEER. Just ptibliftited, price do. dd. 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The 'emu frillier did not take pis seat on the Wool. ' sack meld half.pist Ave o'clock,ilattog detained at thr Connell had at Carhoe-house, Are ;be ',repose lb' receiving the Recorder's Report. Prayers were then read. INSOLVE.NT DEBTORS. The Esrl of Ilastwoetz pretreated a P,tition Gore the Bankers, Itlerehants, mad Traders of the Tow', of II alifax is the West Ridinr Yorkshire, against the renewal of ibt Insidvert Debtors' Art. The bishop of ClitelitiTlß presented a itnitlar Pi tilion front the Pariskes A St. Giles.in.tbe-Field.„ and St. Centre, Bluunishoryi as did also thy Earl of SHAL - Yr.i.tivotv, (rum the parish of St. Maria, Nrwtorton.—l.aid on the table. MESSAGE FROM THE fOmmoNt: Mr. Brow.len and others, from the Noose of Comnolm, brought up the Fourth and Fifth Reports of the Coinnn.i. I , IOIIIIS fur Draining Bogs in Ireland, which their Loidshilre had requested L out !hat House 'Rey e. , lnnunicated that Ore House of Comminis had Riven permission to David Riear.iir, Esq. a Member of Olt House, in attend the Secret Comptitiee'd the lands hit it qumre into the atisirs of the Bank. if he shoal.' tlinik fit They also hrouzlit up the British Plantation Wool Bill, the Nas.au Solt Bill, the FAO. listior. Goods Bill for Ireland, and a private Bill, whirls style tarirrAly read *fret o:crowd uiderstl for a second reading on Monday. (:;.),: 1. i)uTt Fs. Petitions were primilti d aininft tntl 111J1,1111;011 in the C.1: , 1 Duties, from paritiys in the County of Dtglil. The IhclMrp of CUlClittTill prrornted itt iktilion fr o m Ow. pari•he• of SI Giiea-m•lhe.l'irld•, and Si George. Himont- Miry, pealing fora reduction in the thltiesco co o)14 lentios.:- td jou Lunduti.—Laill on the table. POOR LAWS. The Committee on the Puor Laws Amendment pill WAS postponed till Tiaras My. Lo4d KIINVOS presented • Petition lAnap the parieh ur St. Mary-le-Rune, praying fur tome atterstoaus o.le i'ou• lAws.-Lisid utilise table. MUTINY RILL. Mwowy RiM wits mail IL. third time and paserrl. The Marine Mutiny BOt went thruerh a comnuHee. The Indeitioity Bill went 111(4 , 1;0 a Committee ROMAN CATHOLICS. The Nlarrinis of Downs' ;, , a7e 1c..., that he on :Flood next, e resent rertam F.-futons from resi.l. tit Proiecialsts of Ireland, in favour of the Claims of their Ito. man Catholic countrymen CFICLTEYIIAIf. The Cheltenham Gas Light Bill was read a second lime. 1)1"ORCE. In the divorce cage of T.alle amt Tealie, an navnl of Mr. Taafe was examined. He depoxed that lie front an agent of Lord William Fisair-rabl the ;vision:l3 of the damages awarded in the Court below ins ,the tr,..1 iif the actism for criminal corwria;tion, and hut applird it kilo .1t de In the tiles and purpoiies Li; Mr. 'fa ;11.• H. %.311 quite confident that not one fartli.iig ins the an ri.trieed bad ever been given back to Lord %VW: no 1 i•zzerslii Further proceedings is this e pi:attned to MOr day st'intight. The House then adjoin nett. HOUSE OF COMMONS, FRIDAV, MARC7I 16. # CCOti NTS. Mr. Huehinson, frnm the Bank of EntWA, prefenled an Account of the balances of Caah in the Imola of the Dunk on the tret and filtretith days of cosh Month fur a crttaiu period. 31r, Tiefitaia, from the Stamp Office, presented sn A:- count of the balances in the !owls of the Dowd:lours of Stamp up to the Ist of this month. _ I.4ITTERY. Mr. LYTTr. tmnst pot oil hie mutton geopertimit the Lott fury, which stood fur Wednesday Trays that 30,4 Match. BRISTOL ELE(TIOIR. Mr. ?murals), brought up' the Report Of Ike Peleet Committee un the Protons., against the Election for elan City of Prostol. He opted, that the sittino Aleudrers. Ft. H. Davis and Edward Protheitte, apkesired to bait liiVII ail ly elertrit...lll9ll the Yellin/us against 1117 Election did not ap. !war to by frivolous nr resations—that the opposition tlwretts did not appear to he frivolous or •restitote. COAL LtUT.I F..C• Mr. M A. Tagt.o• prtarnied a relit;on from Itle habitat'', of the Comity of Parham, against and atteratiuti its the Coal Duties, a h;t-lt, alter singe Oise , vtd loos hu n t land A. Hamilton end Mr. M. A Ta)lor (ohieli the 'wise of the !louse rendered inaudible ill the gallcr)), Wats lead and lard on the teble. Mr. ettnwrii presented a similar Petition from • hat• rongb in Cumberland. Mr. STUART Wutt;•tre presentea a sicsilar Petition trop the I islinhatanta of the torn of (.cede. Mr. WROTTESLCY (we understand) presented a similar Petition (tom the town of liroitteri, in Shropshire. They were all read ar.J ordered to be laid on the table. Sir W. W. Wifsix prescrtted a Petition of the same ugture from the borough of Uswe..try..- 7 Restil and laid ou the table. 'rbe tame Member presented Petition (tom the ,ante Roroneli. ageinst the relicsal Inttilycill Pehlort.' Act. Lord FOLKSTON E arid, that such a feriest hod Mru raised through 4large pert of the cogntry rea/et:lmq dm WS to which the Erlition reistr:ed (uteening, we /reroute, the former Petition against au alteration in the Ail ors ; that he should be extrente:y ri id to have sume direct piedea front the Right Hon. Cteitt:ectati opp o site (itr...Vgu s it ts;l ) that Lie Majesty's Ministers intotilatt thani t c. Mt. SIPEAEM—" Tho. this Velma the Inattlyeitt Z. 1•94.) —be "••••• 'weed to. The Nith!e Inril repeated hle oilier' alio!' sl•ortly a'irr. i t wattle, an the preeentat t.ti of a similar Petition, a ben The Cht•riCgt.t.os of time EEcitEQ‘NE.re.plie. l , be thotteht he had said enough on • foemer night to eati,dy all flooret hie ititentiup. Pe PO said, and'he siiitojht ett et that the agitation of Or question osa highly inetniyei t ieut, :and not likely to lead to city beneficial comiegitenrc. Mr. H. SUWSIR, prisexted • Petition foam the lishaL .tente of the parish of St. Mar:, Newing t on, sumpletulng ul the unequal pressure of the Duty out coals. A similar Petition was 'resoled from greotlo3l.-•se4 and laid on the table. AVpT t io/44. Mr. 1.4111111T0W promoted a Petition (run; Ike sitopiorperil Of the City of Rath, spinal tw renewal of she litscivent 'Debtors' Act. This Hunoureisle *miter made rope obaer, - mitione on iSselotaleole, ISO liesDe of which pa wells unoitio Ais collect. Alderman PrAiTtlatill kiew, from rarim of PeOinto which he bad received lo prceent itptitiet the y 4cl, air I feels and trimmers stated by the How gentleman, it Mutt, jug from it. were gulls correct, Ire .thergfoo wisjod L the Pichat Fur WIMP a Seld: .`~. 1