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? , Al ;e. 1 4 , , - . 1, X i !.. l _ f _ v • - : • 1 • , N, An s r i •• , I '' t ,. . . . , ' e riii ° 9 % lit * • .. . . . . • . --r., ._ , 4 «4 1 :11 rtittob , t , . . stxrittiaka4,rtimr*, THURSDAY, MAY 01, lsio. T SEU AL MUSEUM of V NATURAL. HISTORY. 1 ANTIQUITI ES, sad PRoovcrioNs of the FINE ARTS, colkend by hlr. BULLOCK, of U 1, at an ^Wale gimwsol containing opened, of Plkht Thor laid ankles, arranged in a beautiful and novel manner, is glow OPEN foe public inspection, iu the Great Room, dr, Piccadilly. from 'Ern sill Dusk. **inflame Our Slolling•—•Deseriptive Catalogues (of which the nhails edition is just published) at 2a. 6d. /111111.. following WIIS MA to Mrs. •RICIIA RD a SON of Manchester, by the Rev. %V. Satenter, of A nshack, Cheshire "MADA u —You bare long wished me to trend Yoll the are J C rif the (hi l l I mentioning to you; the circumstances • EICMOs.' .—ln A prd last, a chikl b e l ong i ng t o J ames mi d izabeth Tens, of Nrookhousc.Green, near (*singleton. won taken etmeilingly ill , owing to the cutting edits teeth, Slob was the effect of the disnrrhr, that, from • very Sue 6111 4 lA.y shout cloven months old, he was reduced to • .atclelon, mud entirely t o k en o ff his feet ; he had 11C.I.rill C 414. lutanist Its, nod his de.sth was hourly exported. They scot f‘,7 a Sore, who kneed his gurus, bat without any pod t ". They thou applied for the ASIERIC.4N uxvrii- ING Stiltf P; ■ (nemd ease then) half • bottle ; the hat sppheation of which the child h a d immediate ease, sad berme the whole was said, he was perfectly restored." The parents have since declared to the above Geatkmaa, tiu t it on. their Scm belief this Medicine was the means, in of God, of Baring their child's life. _To Le LI of the Proprietors, J Jobtema and Co. No. 04, Nreamt etceet, %curd street; gad of Golding, No. 44, ( mann ; Mn.. Rieharsison, Nlanchester ; and by . 10 " Medicine Venden in lowa aud countsy, at is 9 4 . a tw illci hit ready mousy. -- . • . .• ate. . • ,• • r A ih , Ailr 4 4 , . ~..., . .. h r , .- , .. . ''. ' • ~,4 :1 e l . . •••: ; 7 ' 1 '. hle . t-k :i •ft frill4r. i 4 :) 15: . . . e -, "',... • _ nail .. • i s .0 uns NUMBER *1 ~ ...._ er , Mil NEW THEATRE, lied (LATE THE KIN ANCIENT TOTTENHAM -STREONET CONCERT ROOMS) rix, frEVENING will be presented, for the tillt tiia,,ti o e revived celebrat:r e l Barletta of r f THE r i*) pippthi, (wntlen d by neu GOLDEN Ti ee ,h). With entire New . an Superb i t Seery, Dresse7. Ile ad Octant""". The additions Music b y Dr . Kemp. : m i s . er, Mr. Lewis; Paris, Mr. .htzwilltanis ; Stomas, r. frrlot. Mercury, Mr, Scriven; Venus, Miss Dav ies; t t • • lap. P sheet • Iris, Miss iss tVeldron,- and Juno, rs no, M. Ma, a1 p,„ 1 1 4 ... Mn.m der li wlsich the favourite 'Scotch Divertiaement, us Tay lur , called LOVE IN THE HlGH- euNgi..... b y Me —!e thec - nurse of the evening, the favourite L SAAR of ~ Th e nern,7 by Mr. Lee.—And a Coupe Song, Herring. Preening to the Pantomime, Mr. Rees will ltk. by 11 r, il tbelast time but two) deliver his celebrated Dramatic i m itations. To sh i le n h e.l wl l l A b l;Lt e AN tur A7' he H 3 tlCt in N . , e ! Iwo e new Pantomime c or, Pantomime Renovated. The Music entirely new, by Ma Ir•Gladstaats Clown, Mr. Laurent. • P i t, no.; Gallery , is—Half Price at Nine Buses, 4s • • ' il t lo'Clork precisely. The Doom to be opened at Sin &Clock, au- aw l the Performance to commence at Seven.—Tickets and Flares kw the Roars to be 'Ana at the Theatre. Wit N.B. Private Buses to be taken by the Night. Ladie. snd C.oulcnien -who were disappointed o f pi eces by, fir flie Gul den Pippiu, are respectfully informed it will be repeated every cremes till further notice. NEW THEATRE-ROYAL., COVENT-GARDEN. i 47 ' t BELLAMY rearctfitlly informs the 0.1. Nobility and Geutry, his Friends, and the Public in h.. ga unt , that his BENEFIT is fi xed fur TO.AIORROVr, tie ---' is of Jane, tato; when will be acted the Comic r ) ,,,,ef THE CABINET. iir. Penn Oilando, Mr Bellamy; Lorenz•i, Ste. ( o c ta nts; p..os.a. Mrs. Dickens (being he r first appearance in that thitu!rt ) la the rube of Oar EVOllinC, several adirtiecel SONGS, and r , .. other Entertainments. To which will be added, as . TOM THUMB. Tickets and Places to be had of llr. Bellamy, 1, Booth freefel, Bcdfuld•squarc ,• and of Mr. Brandon, at the Theatre. POR THE BENEFIT OF MR. JON F.l. NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ▪ IV SATURDAY, Jove t. 1910. will be acted a. ILY (finst doe this FONT A &WOO) ON C oo LEADic Opera of INER ; a. Or, OUR WAY IN FRANCE. Lord Wialowe, Mr. lueletioa; Sir John Bull, 9tr. Wieldy; 4 r«: Ep.iiilette, Mr. Farley ; 'Squire Tally-ho, Mr. Menden; . Laekland, Mr. Junes; Beery, Mr. Bedleinis Lapnclw, Mr. In Simmons. Lady Bull, Mrs. Davenport; Rosa, Mrs. Dick- ens ; Miss Dolly Bull, Mrs H. Johastoo ; Celia, Vim 8010 o- tun ; Mrs. Casey, Miss Logan ; Nannette, Mrs. Liston. r, la the coarse of the eveeine, the following Songs will be lt bar...laced; She cell bested Battle Suag, by Mr. Ineledosi t 5 •• "The (eoliths...Me Fellow," by Mr Mandril ; " Nobody .- taring to marry nu," by Mrs. Liston ; " Eby totem, sweet Sled," by Mr. Bellamy; a celchrated Br , by Mrs. 1- Dickaass." Res. er the road .Iclusiun," by Miss Hullos. End of the Ploy, An I Mc, lurk, io Our Act, r011e.4, 1 TILE D,tY AFFEI: 'TIP, I%'EDDING ; Oi, A wirE's Firt.r LEssori. . The prim•ioal Civaatter, by Mr. C. lirmhte, Mr Clare- r mont, Mr. p t, Moo. C. Korablo. and Mts. Emery. d Tu which will be added, r. A FArotYliEl'E FAHE7F.,• ~ In which Mr. Cooke will perform. Tarts to be hod of Mr. Junes, 14, Chlorl raiert, Grow J Wear-play.; and of Mr. Brandon At the Theatre, *hero A Maces fie the Buses may he taken. ..--•--- ,„ THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. b Er particular desire, an a l posdi , sly the lust tune this Season. t, [H S. H. .H)EIIibsTC)IN moat respectfully tai- AT 1 fain, her Friends and the Public, that her BE- d NrviT it lived (or 1r EDNF•sDAT, the Gth of Jame, 16 10 1 i t anon will be crud, a Comedy, celled n THE MAN OF THE WORLD.' Sir Penises Maesvrophstst, Mr. Cooke ; Egerton, Mr C. -a I. Enshk; Melv i ll e , hl v . Murray. lady Rodolphe Lamber- t:est, Mn. H. Johnston ; Cuostaatia Milo Norton. r. la Meanest of the Eveniag, Mad ame CATALAN! has kindly emeeated to sing (for the first time) the admired Air , I Caine your Funding," (fiom The Beggars' Opera), end e the celebrated Bravura, ". Griselda Corragio," accompanied i. ea the Violin by Mr. Ware. Between the Play and Farce, the favourite P.AS DEUX, fans the Pantomime of MOTHER GOOSE, by Mr. 80-I.PM 1 .PM Jam, and Mr. Grimaldi ; and a Comic Song by Mr. Grimaldi. 4 To which will be arlded, a FAVOURTIE FARCE. 1. Tiel u t s t o h e had of Mrs H. John s t on , N o. Iraq Great l i n ' r -li "reet. WOOPaehtlry ; and of Mr Brandon at the e Theatre, where Places fur the Boxes may Inc token. . - ---- -•----- ------- ' e FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. AND MRS LINTON. N b.r THEATRE -ROYAL COVENT-GARDEN. 4 nN FRIDAY, ,lane 8. 1810, will hr acted (hy mayam pr i le t ias ; t ile . of the Proprietors of the Thettre•Roye,l -• I ir last new Play called f Till Eol'N DUNG OF THE FOREST. After which, the favourite Inlet lude of BLUE DEVILS. • To conclude with the larvae ite Farce of LI LUNG NO MURDER i Bills Ilnehin, Mr Mathews, (being bit; first and only ap- ye i• aare It th:s Theatre). Tart i" be hut! a Mr. beton 147 Strand, and of Mr. is Biand u at the 'l . !metre, where pla tes Sae the B U I" nn ) be Levu VAUXHALL. Under the Patronage of his loyal Niemen the PRINCE of WALES. TESE GARDENS, having undergone,Terf considerable alterations and improsrments ' SIM OPEN, fur the SEASON, on MON DAY NEXT, Jane 4. AdtlliatiOLl 35. rid.—Dore opus at Seven, and the Concert begin 51 Eight utluek. BRItISII GALLERY OF PICTURES, AT NO. ba, NEW BoNmstaarr. INTO w OPEN, an EXHIBITION of WATER-COLOUR PAINTINGS, front the old Masters, including the Marquis of Stafford's Collation, in Miniature, being part of those intended fur " The British Ghllery of Pictures," now publishing, under the immediate patronage of the King, the Queen, and the rest of the Royal Family; aid aleu of the Nobility of the United Kingdom, by Messrs. Longman, Hurst, Rees, and (time; .1. Whim aid Co. ; Cadill and Divies ; and P. W. Tioukias. • To be continued open every day. Sundays excepted. Ai A.haittauce Is.--Catalogue is. Solisrribers to the work will have free adtnis.ios. ••• The second Number of the Work will be published un the slb of June, sod may be seta Mike roue. OPERA DRAWERS, HUNTING DRAWERS, AND INVISIBLE PETTICOATS, MRS. MORRIS (tete Mrs. Robertahaw) in forms those Ladies the has had the honour to serve fur several years, and Ladies in general, she bas now ready fur their Inspection as entire fresh mid extensive Assortment of her Patent Elastic India Cotton INVISIBLE PETTI. COATS, DRAWERS, and WAISTCOATS, all in one, and separate; articles much approved of by every Lady that has made trial of them, fur their pleasant elasticity dad delicate add mum?' kit to Mae thou a cambric muslin, and warranted never to shrink is 'the wash. For Larne: whose health requires them to wear lush's wool all the Isar, Mr.. M. keeps a regular wetortmeat of the shove articles, in real Spanish Lamb's WuJI. Children's, of every size, made to pattern. N.B. As many mistakes have occurred, throagli the change Wilms name, Mrs. Morris legs to inform f.-dies, she is the some person that has bad the honour tu 'erre them for se. veral years, and that ber name was Roheri,iraw. The Original Hosiery, Glove, and Welch Flannel Ware- house, No ton, Oxford.strect. A SUPERIOR SQUARE PIANO FORTE. A with the Additional Keys Pedal, Pillar I..egs, Double Attion, and 'Deists Desk, u ;pod as new--helosgesi to as Offierr, gone to Portugal—cost Thirty-two Guineas about a motititiince, to be 54)1..1.), fur Tweoity.thrce Guineas. May be Ken at Nu. 5, Lorierster.place, Leicester-square, from ten to four only—a private bootie. N.B. The Proprietor can get a Parkiog Caw, and pack it carefully, fur Two Guinea* —No abatement in price. BIRANSCt/MB and CO. with their 1116111 i great seeress, sold is the Lie* Lenny, is 7? Sims' I Is the prreeding Lottrry - . - - No. 3,731 ..... Lsoottto No. g,ll ps L. Jii,taid 5,001; 3113 5 of i.3un each.... 9,50ip 3of I. Soo Si nig Shama of almost evert,' thrfelll ; an.l in 1,1 scar only, tin of I/0,111101. 1111111 rilloliald to the n....... 01 . 910.00.0.11.14.1 es the that Jto,trout, the I/111i '2.0..141111. alai 1 he Indy adonood eier Shared; and io prriiuni years, to as 1111111.1.11111 beyond all pr. reili-itt , are now attling TICKETS and SN.tllF\in tin N F.tY LOTTFatY, to he Stawa Ito. ails of June in whieh there arc friar extra Prom of One Hoinined 'lreiti.to each, shirts max. proilore to a Ticket 10.1,uraii and to a Sixteenth ups-arils of cr,otirl. HHANSC(>IIH and CO. again .Swart the puhlte against. the theeptios set forth of their firms and claims of the tale of the first awl last of extra Grand Priem mu &en ; the tact it, every Sixteenth eras sold, and the firtonate adventurers each received 1,54;1. hie. 341. at-their OW awl only Offices in Waive, rig. No. 37, Coruhill, I No. i Holborn, Nu. 3S, Haymarket, And No. .tog, Warta. They will newer falsely advert tiny dWi.hil a Capital which sax w,t aharlately atiaroil and adhl to the nettle as above. NOW on SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION, By Mt. E. ABBOTT, ElifiE STOCK of MUSIC. End MUSICAL MST RC M LNTS of Mears. Wilkinson and Co. Nor is i llayticatket, mrairring to Oven. Manufactory, No 311, OW ford-orret ; and Nu. 11, Prince's street, Hanover-snioue. THE SOCK OF A DRAPER FROM THE COUNTRY. W. J. DONNE IV! I.L SCI.L BY Al/Cllfli4(withunt rese►ve), At the Auttiun Mort, •u TV EMMY, the sth of June, 1810, at Twelve (Mock, COUNTRYWF s , t I p T tRRN ae4.ri os z u and ' YOR KSHIRE . Linens, the best make and sent; 94 sail &sum Cambric lllusliva; P tined Calicos and Cambric.; ifteen Shams in the Hope ; and a variety of utter ratuubk effects. Particulars and Catilogges to be had of Mr. Uuuae, No. 7, Caseates street; andel Tons's Cotfee.hoene, Corubill. INTERESTING ESTABLISHMENTS, W. J. DONNE WILL SELL, CONTRACT. THE LEASE of a CAPITAL HOUSE and EXTENSIVE SHOP, in one of the best thorough fares West of Temple-bar, particularly adapted to the Woollen, Linen, Haberdashery, sod Grocery Trades, or any ether rsnoiring room and shear. The Premises arc in excel lent repair, and shoukl the tenant coutioue the ',rosiness mow carried on, time will be given for payment of the Stock, on apperned seestrity. None will be trotted with who ramen bi ing forward tuirol.—Also, the LEASE, of • HOUSE sod SHOP, admirably situated for business, in the neiglitamr hood of Holborn, of which immediate possemioo may Lv and well suited to the above branches —A few Shares in that promising Concern the Hope Eire.Office.—A Share is an Established Wholesale Wise sad blow Trade, the party briegisbout to retire. Persoual applications, from Principals only, will be attend. ed to by Mr. Donor, 7. Calustesstreet, from eleven to Imo tr'clork. S A capital assortment of modern Rmaseloold Furniture, twelie drawinig.rous chairs, with cushions sod eases, a Greciaa couch, and three French drain ry Rilll4oll curtains to correspond ; fourteen ekgant snaliistassy chairs curried in red Morocco leather ; a Grecian pedestal sideboard sonic very nor Germais table and hed•linea, One rheas, and othrr effects ; the genuine property of Richard Fbilpot, l'abinet•maker and Upholsterer, RN the benefit of his Creditors. TO BI SOLD BY AUCTION, By Meson. STANLEY awl CO. Ow thi Pressipes.o. y, Gutter-lux. TID3 - - DAY, al 'lf welts n'Cluck, (1.1. the EL EIL;AN T EFFECTS: compris ing elegant disable screwed four-post beisteads, with ilels oasis hangings; prime seasoned goose.hedis, bolsters sod pillows; large Mastitis., it, and ,shun cussisterpailes: One large Vidor" blankets; elegant I I 14101 dram ry and festoon window curtains, with gilt arid brwot,',l canna; a large mahogany wardrobe; ditto secretary and boaters; a I.:cull-usages shaving sad streams% ; cud, Pmbike, 'lola, and kW tables ; Lady's work and dressing ditto; eat lard sideboard ; large pier and chimney glasses and ditto mirrors, rich frames; fine tea, sapper, -a table sir vices, 6.r zsi - f's;al igut • to he had nn thr l'irrtnres, mid el the hoe tiouetr, l.oubtouc•wluatc, Vk hatch .141. Plat sett Sill be is Oat voloste, crows 44:0. Ttioucons ou the CAUSE of EVIL, Physics and Mnral ; in a Series of Letters. By HENRY wiLitAv LOVETT. . Loudon Printed Mt James Carpenter, 14, Old gond street. la a few days will be published, in 'f hies Vuisidies, price iss. is boards, MAC DEItYIOT; or, The Irish Chieftain. A Romance. By JOHN AGG, Esq. Printed 'for G. Shade, 26, Priuce's-street, Cavendish stpare ; and Shcrirood, Neely, and Jones, Pates nosier-row. of whom may be bad, jest published, The MAID tit RRNMORE; or, PlatOnic Loce; a Mock Heroic Ruimmee in Verse. LINEN ea Sir J. I?OOkE. By the same Arthur. THE ACCEPTANCE aill certainly Ire pub- Hiked on Jane I, is 3 vols. price tsc. It is retomniended that the admirers or The REFUSAL, by Mr. West, wall direct their attention to this work. Suld by Booth, [hike-street, Portlaud-place add by all Booksellers and Libraries. This day are published, id one rul. royal quarto, price 41. as. boards, l) t E K I F I Y " P K S a i ern jE S g k rpt N' i E. ac l ,i t Aol, somer A A RT S oNor of th e Ancient mail Modern State of Egypt, as °lnsult(' io the years Imit, and wog. Ity WILLIAM HAMILTON, tag. F. A. S. Accompaoied with etchings, from urigitial drawings, taken on the sput, by the late Charlet Hayes, of the Royal Sage uteri, in one veal. Alas folio. Printed fur T. Payne, Pall-mall; and Cadell tad Atli., Strand. This day is published, prier tos.6d. in boards the Second Edition corrietcd, with additional Cases, boards, references to subsequent Decisionsod Cdeter 11l i l led et NISI PRIUS, in the COURT isf KING'S BENCH, from the Rittings after Eater Teem, onth 0.0. 111, to the Sittings after Michaelmas Term, 39111 Geo. 111. kith Inclusive. 14 THOMAS PEAKS, Bag. of Lincoln's-lan; Barrister-at- Law. London Printed fur tV. !teed, Law Bmiksrller, Bell yard, Temple-bar i and P. 'Phelan, Upper Ormond-quay, REFUTATION of GRAWAN, IPONSONRY, Sm. This day Is published, Second ed.tion, Price 3a. A SPEECI - I,whitult•ought to be spoken in Rent tatiou of site Sestinsouts of Messrs. GRATTAN„ PONSONBY, t,e on thitiCATHOLIC QUESTION. Petaled for Storkelo,jon. at, Pall-31‘11. Also, us the rase stshket, OBSERVATIONS, by Lord lisary.w, 3s. Dr. DUIGENA Ws EXPLANATION, 6s. DOVALES's STRICTURE/lON. CLARKE amok. KINGLY sod PAPAL SUPREMA CY, ins SECRET HISTORY of the INQUISITION, is plates, 31. 1 2.1 6.1. large paper WOOL+, 41 N . COMREICs MASSACRE of ST. BARTHOI.OMrAT, plate, 121. Ilifirt paper Proofs, il. is. SPEECH of Lord CASTLERLAGH, 91. EAST-INDIA HOUSE, fdtt 30, IS 10 DERsoNs vibe tie williog to aOpplt• the EAST INDIA COMPANY with FIVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CHALDRONS of the Lest SEA COALS, Pool Hemostat distinguishing the different sorts; asu Chaldroos to be delivered within a ow. t - ntinntit) when wanted, at the East luiLa House, and Ware houses, free of alt expenses, easy send in their Proposals, sealed up, addressed to the Coo/Otter of the Huang , b e f o r e 12 o'clock, on WEDNESDAY nest, Jute P. YTON, late Partner with the deceased Slit J. F SIIIANSCOMIi, 11311 the pleasure of announcing to his Fumes and the Public, the Lottery which draws eth JUNE, Ries the greatest chance to the ad . .enturer fur so small a risk : Four packets of Tickets, one hundred is each packet, are to be given by the Contractors to the fortiluate holders of the first-drawn Prize above ISI. when • Ticket way pia upwards of 100,0001. and Shares is proportion. . . . Eytou has h eed truly lucky in selling packets a Tkkets, No. 7,06 I, producing pearly 4,00411. j and No. 3,611, produc ing 04,7631. was sold in sixteen Sixteenths, mid 'mid by hint to the respective holders, who received for each Sixteenth 1,5471 ilk. ad. Eye*n solicits a continuance of the public favours, at his lucky Of f ice, o. CORNHILL. sear the MANSION-HOUSE. - I .... of .... 1.30.000 19......er L 00,000 I .sJ ......of L.c,OOO as of lo,oen 76 of 3,000 41 0f....... 5,00 u ,p .... of 5OO yrort:vsny and co. Stock-Brokers, shared .1. and sold the above Capital Prises, and paid the satne on demigod. On Jane the stb, the STATE LOTTERY will begin and finish. Four Extra Chances are given, by which the Holder of only a Sixteenth Stare cap obtain liouil pinatas. Tickets, Halves, Gluarters, and Eighths, their several maipectimis. Orders, by Post or Carrier, executed no the same terms a s if present, et their Old Established State Lottery Offices. Q 6, CORN/HILL; mai wr. MARGARET'S-MILL, MO - ROI:GM ly be SERVANTS. Til ERA PO LEC; 11, Soho-square, open Prom Ekren till Five, fur Perseus, of coissiJera tm, who wish to HIRE their own SERVANTS, with a Se- Isrtion of such oats whose characters ate unexceptionsble, and their golah6effiliollll previously ascertained auJ well at -6,0,1; uo Ses . Citil, till duet arc carefully itiinuitignicJ, being admitted Us 4 the Books 'Elie Subscription fur Isolator, whether in tom. nr coun- try, 1 . 111.0 Guineas per annum, entitling them to • choice of any St tart ur Servants during that period. imlirs and Gentlennis •ho wish to bosom, Therapolegia with a trial, before Sabscrilting, will be charged M . fur one Sr, .tot, and for every addiGnud S. mind 4s tid. Gate, twaolt. Sectehuies, and whet Superior Classes of Employment, whetber Males or Fri:oaks, are slurred to • sr pat air llook Lem ra k ittit staid) to D. Moore and Co will be noose dirtily attended to. r s Me. Servants Mead from ekven till one, and %Vittoria front nue 11l ave. 11 A 1.1.: A El. E BOOkS, PRINTS, MUSIC, AND PLA EL, OF THE LATE JOHN DESCHAMPS, ESQ. By Messrs. SHARP and RIRKUP, At the Aoctioa Mart, as TUESDAY, the Ai Jane, tato, and folloriog Days, by Older of the Exmoor. THE SELF %T 11,1131tARY nE BOOKS. fine Prints, /116,1 C. sad Side:ward of Plate, a( the late JOHN DESCHAJI PS, Egg.; rearmed from his Residence, sear Ringwood, Haws; comprising the soot cottoned Latin, French, and English Clanks; Works o• Surgery, History, Divinity, Notion! History. kr.; Poetry, Plays, Feysip.. Travels, kr.; colors Manuscripts, Mark ha's Bible. Voltaire's Works, Gibboa's History, Critic:it Review, S vela. led., ealnahle old scarce Prints. Boyd.-ll's (*Aeolus, Cahalan du Crioat, and a Variety of beautiiial En ravings. The Mane tonsisic of the Wurka of Handel, Carel', Royce, Green, Arse, kc. %ley be viewed as tin day preceding, and toornioss of Sale; Catalogues at the Mart; and of Messy, 411 Arr and No. AS, Winchtsteustrect, sad No. b, Leicester plot. IMP E !CIA L PARLIAMENT. 63115 E OF LORDS, IVttlottni,T, !Oat ! RO4RURGII PEERAGE. ' The LBttd atAlrbeti.oii informed the tomittillee pi Privileges, that, on Tuesday next, he uhould stibmit etrtliii resolut . t for their consideration, concerning the dienititos conoreted with the weed "estates " *ld on other rafts of this important !object, relative to the Rincbmith Peerage. The Oil of Vitridl Bill, and the Irish Warehousing mid i 'cloned the third time, and pamtd. PRIVATELY STEALING BILL. Upon theord;rof the Day t►eing cords Lord El. tunsionouon said, it was not without reluctance he rose to state his objections to tins Bill, because he felt it ungrateful to oppose the Wishes of those who were anxious to introdute this innovation into the administraticin of the Criininal Law. But, cith all his deference to those whos front the best intentions. were dispoeed to speculate memo our Criminal Code, and giving them credit for the greatest ingenuity in their speculations, yet he trusted their Lordships stoold pause before they assented to the repeal of a law which had so lie; been held necesaery for the security of the public interest, and which he was not cohriciatis had pro. duct(' any injury to the community. this BB was intended to mitigate what was called the sere: rity . of the lase, and for that purpose took away the capital punishment inflicted by the Statute of King upon the offence of privately stealing in e shop. Much had been said about humanity; and no one was more disposed than himself to the et erctse of Clemency ; still there was hot the slight- , est ground for the insinuations that had been east upon the present administreliou of the law. Be fore their Lordships adopted each an innovation, it would be proper to cons;iler what had been the practical result of a former bill of this descriptiOn, which passed in a former Session, and which mina gated the penalty of death is offences of privately stealing from the person. He was convinced, not only from his own observation, but from the infor. mation of those who were most competent to esti- ' mate the result of any criminal statute, that the in- . crease of those offenders had become enormously great since the punishment of death was removed ; nay, the present state of this metropolis, where Se frequent cominisuun of picking et' pockets had become so common, the truth .21 tint pea sit:on war proted by daily experieneri . It *as now Vise practice with those who lent theiseelves ' to this felonious kind of industry, to study this mode of stealing. in preference to that Of any othet depredation. It was usual for an at. count to he transmitted from the Secretary , of `State respyethig the number of those convicted of capital pitiiistimenits, and it cipeared, from that ac count, as laid before the Judges, that the crime of privately stealing from the shop was consider ably open the increase ; sod would their Lordships tiaii time hazard the further increase of this i -i t i zode of plundering the subject' In this fisoftenom hie where the the retail trade had become so great. arid so beneficial to the ends of commerce, and from whener such a considerable portion of the taxes was raised, it was the duty of the Legislature to protect such property from being plundered. Indeed, were the terror of death, which now, as the law *toad, threatened the depredator to be removed, it was his opinion, the consrqueaces would ire, that shops would be liable to unavoidable losers, and, in many instances, bankruptcy and ruia must he the lot of honest and laborious tradesmen. It was al. leged, the offence was such, as not to d so severe and sanguinary a punishment; but it would be recollected. that the observation would equally apply to other offences, no more heinous in their nature; against which. all must admit, that pub. lie expediency tequired the punishment to be severe, whereby the frequent commission might be prevented. Such were the offenc. sof horse and sheep stealing; and, indeed, it would be difficult to name any offence of this description. where we could oppose the crime with the sacrifice of human life. Man's life could not he weighed in the same scaler. But after all which had been stated in fa vour of this speculative humanity, they must all agree, that the p tion of crime should be the chief object of law ; and terror alone could pre vent the commission of that crime now under their consideration. Although the law, as it stood, was but seldom tarried into execution, yet the terror was the same; and such were the minds of those upon whom it operated, that lie lwlieved no milder punishment would produce any tbing like safety to the public interest. Beside'', it afforded an oppor limo,' sometimes of bringing criminals to • sober consideration of their 'ricketiness; for there were those who were su hardened, that scarcely any thing had a serious effect upon their minds, but the terror of death. Those who had witnessed men under sentence of death, must here known Chet a change in the conduct of individuals bad been produced by their being alarmed at the ter m, impending over their existence. Therefore, he was persuaded, in estimating the humanity of law, and looking to the quantity of hrinfin .irtEciing, it would he more merciful that the statute of ‘Vibiain 111. should remain unaltered, because the terror thereby inflicted would prevent the frequency of the offence. It had been also urg , d, by those who were thus speculating in modern Is. gisLations that a certainty of punishment should be adopted, and that it should invariably be propor tioned to the magnitude of the crime, thns forming • scale of punishments proportionffl to the degrees of offences. But could this be effected ? Would it be possihlc to frame a law, so that the punish ment should be always applied in exact cooks. • amity to the nature and aggravation of the offence? He worilti, on the cootrary, venture to ssy, it would • be fouud impracticable, and any attempt at ham- ing such Irws, he could satisfy the House (if it I were net a serious subject), would be perfectly. In ' damns. There acre always circumstance-a w hieb ' aggravated or initigaLed the clime, and it would be impossible to make them the subject of au Act of