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. . _ - .• • ..e.!` • J-141 :bz A4lttob Arrico. srmazit 2247. LAST TIGHT BIJT Tf biIATORIOS, AT Oa..A Y. /FENTHifU.SE Pitt _ l aw THEATRE-RUYAL, COPENT-GAMDEN. rgiais pr.tritt FRIDAY, will he p. rform.A, a [rand Stlceiva. Moamar Catalan', nut being aniE secotelatt from her iuMapsuition, to have the lons.sus a ppess ils.a mat's& Mrt. Asko lie kindly undertaken part. • Pritaripal Pei Cuitaerg-i-Sitie Griiiietti, !tFai p o tt,,„, sad B1, ; •‘: ; Ms lirdhato, lip aosa, Mr. Pys.t, ale. W. sett Mr. nelloary. Leader of the deed, Kr. Aslttey...;Organ, Mr..l Ashley. LTRINd BILLINGTOPI, MR. NALDI, END MR. ERA 111%..‘i'S CONCERT. NOII;LI 4 Y mid (A ENTRY, the Arose Culvert*. tare reattertfully informed, that • u,ke Once on 'ln VKS tfiAt. the loth of May, ai tbn.ust, if 11;;; strvet, St Jamie. purtieulars will ha dnly maauttoceri. sulstriptie receiren at Masan. tioahling, Dalt:nine, awl La 's;Yd, New }fund -Mm t. -6..toltutity of the RicheHots. the IS/ ER ' S i/UUIiET; 0., Ai. AClD'''. %Vey; ensi Mews, will taidia upened To•Nton.- lAA , Aorti 7 , at Er. rowsuer• hall, being Inse ts:oj the lAst sal , t f r. ftsulti , lce perfm lulus.; these. . Adnot nc taere u to U the 11.11, ry 26. tirlitteila 1* bad at thr Mar. rt s , paor.e nor uscit respcetfu:ly infsissuesl, that the Cesi ses,s ut the 'Asti fire 016 re, beittig fixtsl for Montle), the s'..e Luit4lim Taysrto, Ilistn , s.:late-stern, the ,by a t. t (sfir. Listinisit s Itti touiAuglecd the perform si‘e et hi. Pssleci, et ILA place, he ;saner the necessity of proreasal it to the followleg Tenthly, April io, la 10. The Ihswe to be spiu at tit'reis u'elhck, and the MAR twos 4 Eitgitt....Admitisnee s , ta. • Ir r- LW Wait allitiolol sod eepertor attestants,. STATE LOTTERY, To be •Iraew the Sib Jose, tete. CON'i'ttaCTOß Legs Intro. in call the :itention of the Puhlie to tiobsotltrincialinee4 Scheele, • bt,iLlee its Novel'', Ile/Oral grand l'citeree mot „.,., w ,kuogoi, it tt concvive d, will fullt writ thew anti n!htut a chum' e to Adecuturete, Sever t soy etht, totiery SCIIENIIE. L sto.eutl .. • 5.400 ).(1134 svu COno gtg 111111 .• . - - 79.900 1.) 04. .461 u Prize abuse 151. (not being nos the ..... tv.s) aia he pies, lit whin ion to the ,;; „ the "gut I foriffieltS Noir :ter is of the ccuivz..ll io Nu. I.J5i it 1,.;) 1..it0 cuttaprise.l iu J, , .01 to 3,02.1 Inn Ditto eumpriserl iu 4.711 to 4,771 1.•,. Ditto emopet.ed iu J. 441 go the Ptizes they may contain : upon this plan it is trident tb.it 4 - I , •e Ticket mu ) , tuo,insit. 11.,..0ing so iu,:.) tark.b. from th. qu.,utit• usually e fun ihr purpose of f. , floiog liens Litt* ' dis'iujoislis.l Prizes, ponir.siez ei , ativeP buhorto 10..;..1034a; Cusar-it toi is out tut tusibla to th, I/bluebells hy tuout 0h..) could not picriLif EICLCIS it. • - of the 14.1 Lott; ry.—.he gat i gipst, o . • ..q . 3:•1 - 146. 1 , 7 onstraecing, that Tie Lets soil biome • ornu:npuy tli&Labstv.l to every Lostlety-Oiice tis the , nntrdlitienh.its. KLL HONEY FOR PRIZES. ll ° r ß :il e tt. i( e in „7, 7 1 tr.t::i.a.frrs. , p:::t isay Laasd a m t i f b ar o fo r 0 0 eir G.ts al:. the .o.urfe of ptyi*:st, ol.ether a I Si. ur g0,0u , ,1 to Um last GM' Luitrrits HOIL:111f sod CO. tamed god mold 4 of L 11.•,0us .1•., of Litooo a. Of lOO l 4O 2 of 2,0J., 4 . O . . . . i.".:41 4 Of l.OOO Wean , ' r :CA 1 , 1 . 5001. t 001. so t . &e. foie. Tbe }inlaid Mute Loitera. alfrn:da Cimino superior to any tJwr Lutori i a rdat.:viitli ',Lase may .in lux ibouaand imam Tickets, Hatrea. Quarter., and Ei.gla ha, their coal popostiuna. One Unwired th.oasand pontatl• as ha -44a,"1 by a ti.qk advi attire. l'he Extra Prises giveta oo the yrei.extvasslba • • .!•i‘e the nauiber &Tickets fur talc ; it there.— us! be pi cameral, tLal a scarcity will prevail, par tied,. • 1.., was I tie case is the hut Lowry. All vlers execatril 14 , Past o,Csrrier, exactly on the saute Intros it 2r• son. Pritki6 'mid 04 ilcataad, at 26, Cl tRN• HILL. 14 ST. MARGARET'S-FULL, sosoucat. (I' l, F-PRESEtiVATION.—Extract of a letter Ate Proprietors of the voax MEDICINAL SPE CIFIC:— " rn surprised yne do not adopt souse mere effectual rt.ses to render the fttraisrdinary pri , pectics ur yuur %led,- 1.,a1t more genernity tmato, br it Is actioudy to be Alrettert, the world at large should be inaoraut of the gorilla *kith seems to have provided to enternini.sta a the human 'Peril''" . fn.:11%11 Antidote is as well known and ostn• in :Ur first e.r^h-s, se to render observation wholly wi-I•sary natl in jintly cousidered the bappititt discovery '*l's; c"' rh use peovi.hsd to guar.l hart% sex,. against ilw p.ttlttso,, eU. cts arc:it:ie.:l coo tosiuu. Tu be used ex saupl3, as a wash. it Ne. .2 1, Southampton-street, Strand, in Park , ta of three 11 , tzet, 1 is ; single Roe, .is. dd. Treatise Total alll.l at Pao. s, Stays! Estimate , : at ‘ 4 t: o,lllo4l l . i . aini at so, l'tcraJilly. N'bite sally can lx had, ALEXIN`..4I 7 i . 11 - i ; Z - C - 11 . 1C I NJCCTLU Ji. Tha &stir pkte..4ent was in so treat astern by the late u:•• in r, its to refer it in sit Weal cyrnsplaints; awl 3letta, We:tkot &e. it M 'perhaps superior to any re. ..ter orfruni to the public, isoviag effected • ',seedy and auxin tuiurs of co )ears sfuttliug. Price 4s bd. N.II. beta to an, •rt a the kingdom, by ire le.ks.: the twastat. rut rid, to ilitniveler sad Co. No. 23,beat bawl). Loral reef ,Lo;olufe. JA.II KSS AN. P rte. PI LIS may be 4 +d, a-aktiae. at 2e. la 016 Dub, or Sin k • for r.s. of U. I'VR:I rti, 2j, SJild7aGlplllll•lottVei l !...)n.t0.., the ~aly parson trite eye( prepared s ' • An.i;ept:c Pitts for the late Dr. James, (non the y• eke+ he tint co.uttose.l tk,tn, stotj 116 C Dr.'s 4reease. 'filo, PM: are a aoreeeigo remedy fur billows disesa-s, in lo%s of appt lite, hataticil co itivra:sa, trouble flatO.e.ll,...-2 in Viz stonlacir a.tJ lo...recle, and ebolics go.tt, airl•kless or rhrosuoie in the Le i % as that by free lis itsiz ; pre palates sail apeopi.nar, , , so oftet ttat toa.o.tronne , of pasta! m 'Lip, tit.: pi oxrvar Of a cough or . '' .4 ; bit t 'acellent in lower. of .4)min nod sa...vints Owe iiru;e•ies, no ante. win PL - C4IPIIIIIeC ohlist these ere !cites; hp ttetinitiog the e 3 4%., Ace gush, et to u t , itkr lea of 1•4:11pty. ' of life, skon7il rano of g:nat trivafltaut. W- I .- 46 foasily P. liken ise assisted is prep ,ram :tr. JAMES'S rEVAR "IWI)Lit ( w hi r h he has nr . a, 1 1.. the • .t.bfaettrin ~r ILK se.r of theca • 4 . . ll.s Ore kwl free 'ets in every inmai...t v. r • sirs C1,11.1 . ,;•R• 'A 4 C.Abiell, fe6llll tl, .•r:.^..1 pail we t!ae l AC • c ,,lneor:nte ior.lical I.r r. vita the gtoui.o. r a l a Irt i . Y K o ,lh s ti...r e it s .t.ce, tea toe at h Le pitek.i. so' 0 t I'S.. EAst IND4II DOCK-HM/3k, FRIDAY, MAkelo SI, Mb. COURT e i r t)iaFiffetir of sMt EAST INIMA DOCK COMPANY ID Ileteby gore Notice. 'llia a SPECIAL GENERAL. MEETING of the Pro prietors of the said Company w II be held at the City of Lit Jun Tavern, I isliup Kate-street, on EIZIDAY, the nth of Alai', at Twelve u'clo, k, foe the purpOie of c•iusidering of a Dividend on Ike Company's Stock, tot the half year cut“ug at Lady -lay lost. By order sr the Court, . . JON FAItILAN, The CLair will be takeu at WOO 'o'clock prat Wet'. STANFORD JUNCTION NAVIGATION. In E Public totapretftelly informed, that a full elec . :dation of the probable advautagra of the Canal, o loch prul " a.l to molts the Eastern with the Mbllaud.atol Wr‘tern Counties of the •Kinaclom, is cootalueill iu the SK ETCH fur Si. IMPROVEMENT of the POLITICAL., cr.MMERCIAL, sod LOCAL INTERESTS, of GREAT BRITAIN ; iarloLleag also, OBSERVATIONS on the AD VANTAGES of INLAND NAVIGATIONS Ecutrally. Sy J. JEPSON OD DV, _ . _ _ _ The Projector of the Uodertaksow, Autliar of" Eoropra* Cavemen e." Mei be bad, Price sa., of StoeLdale, junior, 4 I. ran-slat TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. COLLINS, Al his Auction Roma, Union +iron, Paulsen. on STONDAT meat, and the following live, at 6 °llia*, • • COLLECTION of IJNItEDEESIEW rx. PLEDGES; comprising Gehl, Silver, and Me tal 11'atclier, useful plate, lod aud table Sancti; lied hongiogs, turn's sad women s oral ie:g apparel, and variosts other arti cle*, pledged in mouths prior to, and in the month of, April, MOD, with the following Pawnbrokers, viz. Edoot, College street, and Sayer, Havent.street, town of Portlra with Blake and Batchelor, St Mary's-street, Price, %%orbit:igloo street, and Eumnuel, Broad-street, Portsmooth ; with Browning, Synth start; and Fox, ors the Little Beach, Gosport. May be stewed, and Catologwes hal at the ROma. FVTON. late Partner with the deeewoml Slit J. BBANSCOMR, has the pleasore of announcing to his Fe.cutli mid the Publir„lhe Lottery which draws eth JUNE, g.e... the greatest chance to the adventurer for so small a risk: For p.a.-lifts of Tickets, OW liunetred in each packet. are to be Firma by the Contractors to the fortunate holders of Ike first-drawn Prize shore tzil. when • Ticket zuty gain upwards of itiomol. and Shares in proportion Eylon ban been truly lucky in SClllll,lparkets of Tickets, Nu ;mat, producing nearly 4,0301.; and No. 3,610, prodUf• hag 04,7651 war sold in sixteen Spar...nigh', and paid by Ike soopective holders, who rceelved for each Sixteeuth 1,5471 ICS. ad. 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CL:2" , I t:NTA fi f!'“ i L TRY; or, An Abrirle me .t of the tae eleventh and twclfill. Books of tiu:ligl! with cow , . critical sad explanatory. inertia edi t-44n, ;nice h.ou , s4 AA i AUS C n.t PLAVr. sod APIILItICAL eat. tll.ifew.t :on aepinztious, pile. nie 4..ardr. PRIL 8, 1810. • tun FIRE oni" Arm'. 5, tato. TE 111ANAGEIN grve notice, that. oath.. Sun Fore °See win have completed the period of Oise Hundred Year■ from its firm estuliiislimostiost.ilte April, au estra Mldew!, uo the occasion. of tui. pct . slia.c, will be paid on the toil' inst. 1111PERIAL t'.4 It Ll4.ltli.N7'. NOUSE OF LOADS, Til::11611PAY, Aram 5. !a • Committee of Priritr7 , , nv tLell,r‘lit,egh peerage, Mr. M‘Cuauaekle Wall heard au fib': Lour, la Lk uf Lady F.r.ftar Ker. • The trials hare bill passed iu &Committee of time Muse. ' bPA lati PAPEAS. Lord Mitts u perc.it lug tho Noble Secretary (Wellesley) in his place, desired to be informed, whether a certain intercepted Istter from the French neutral Victor, to Joseph Uoriaparte, dialed the ittli of July, and which must hove been received by the British Minister in Seville, the 3d or eth of August, .was in the possession of the Notate Secre tary ? And if so, whether. without injury to the Dublin service, it u►ight not be produced Cur the in formation of their Lordships? Marquis Weyt.aet.►.Y believe I tiiat there was a *Mee r , 4IIrAt as the Noble Ertl alluded to, in his peosmaion, runt this, appr.hendlii2 no public in cenvenlenCe from the production of it, he should Lay it on their Lordship► table. The :Marquis of LANIDOWN perceiving, among the same of Spanish Papers presented to their I.ord dtips, the copy of only one letter fiorn Mr. Secre tary Canning to the British Mis.ister in Spain, din ing four mouths, namely, from the 12th of April to the mi idle of August, while some of the mast iin portant tniusactions were gotog forward in the Pen insula, wished to learn, whether that wall iii(ktd the only lettur transmitted by Um Majesty's tin t veninseot, for the direction of their Mistime/. in Spain, daring a period, turd at a crisis, so woolen. tons ? Martinis Wst.t.ast.ET was not swam of any other letter of iristroetious, relative to the ohj?et of the ropers now before the liont , e, being sent to Mr. F►rrc. lie did not speak with certsmity ; but. ufter a perusal of the ofticiyl petrel's, wiUi all that often' 101 l which the sesiommess of their object re quint!, the impression on his mind at present was, that no <A larr lettcr of importetece had been sent to Mr. Fare. Earl Goy exprtBsed his surprise at henring it said by the Noble Secretary. that four months had claps.d, during which the tuo.t weighty and am mentems meats were , passing in Spain—events which deeply eageged the interests, the feeltngs, the honour, the emirate, and. perhaps, ultimately, the political existence of this country. without any other communication from His Majesty's Govern. meat at home to their agent in 4patn, except the **Wary document alluded to. The Earl of Ltvattennt rose to correct a mitt conception which Lord Grey appeared to have adopted. That Noble Lord and the House wool.' recollect, that the papers called for by the Nohle Mort/nil eptmaitr (Lanelown), aud otiosequeiree suhinitted to their Ltord,ltip:' notice. related solely nut expressly to the campaign in the and aid not refer to document.. or instructions on any other subject. Earl Gutty could not admit. nor did he suppose, that any Noble Lord, who attended to the motion of hit Noble Friend (Lord Linsdowsi) vibe° he called for the papers relative to Spain, could imagine that he confined his view to the mete military operations in that country. It was obvious that those very mi litary operations themselves must often depend on events and consideration, of a political nature, where it was important to ascertain the temper, the spirit, and the motives by which the persoi.• with whom we were ire alliance were actuated in the prosecution of a contest b 0 momentous, as that io which we were mutually engaged. He therefore tra.ted, that, as the Nol,le Lord had on a former night expressed a readiness, and even an earnest wish, to disclose every document of his own, he would now, with the same frankness, consent to produce those of his predecessor. Marquis WELLEstry was willing to afford every facility towards their Lordships' information, and said, that he should again carefully examine dl the official papers relative to the present gee:lion, and lay upon their Lordships table all tech as should appear fit or useful to be prodeced. The Marquis of LAnspown then moved,“ That the House he summoned, to take those papers into consideration. nest Tuesday se'uoight."--Agreed. The Earl of Da an,.ry gave notice, that he idionld take on early opportunity of rifting their Lurdshipst attention to a subject, which appeared to him of snore moment thou even that of his Noble Friend, which had jest been opred to. He turant the re stilt of the Inq u iry which had recently taken plat!e in the oilier Howie of Parlieurvot, relative to the Walchcren Expedition. Lord Etna ile.ired to he informed concerning regiment of German soldiers, under the eninnind of the Duke of Brunsoitk ; and also with to the other foreign troops DOW in this kingdom, the numbrr of which (e understood to here in- crw•ed in a short time, in nu 414 a proportion, than front 43 lo 37,000. The Earl of Lt vaapoot. made some ohseiv.iiiona concerning the filialr and condition of the foreign tronFa now in the sers:r e of this %country. which we did lint dimitiellr comprehend. The Earl of 110:41.1tio cnnfi•ened the gener•il ht‘tethent of Lord lir.* and mink eppcidl eriertnee to the Quern %, t:ernriso lieginienr, a bleb had 4o eh orivinAly formed chstny• ot (4ernitan and other pl anner*, rescued from the Frencaf,, Autsihidi hod rodually bt•eothe ithinst whtily.comptaied of Irish men, indnred proln.idy by the we, ul their to valet ;tooter off. rte. Inc the grestrr part, of the Catholic per. meson. of which this: tvginaent gene • cograimr)„ ',mei KING tllers rnceerl, " Thin their be.iiid ge the amne. retires of all the !LICE sixrEscii7RALFtliiiT. foreign troops now serving in thin kbevin, each separate criers, nal that the/Wyse h. s.contomd• o, t Thu.attly utxt, to take the same into c.u.ot...natioAn."—:. 1.0;d GRRNTIILLIC called their Lordships' atten tion to Lori en the Table, 'proved rei Aft. .fudges, in come tinence of it 1;ot firotl..: lll "i' flip lart SPOWOH irnus the other Hook. of Peort,_:. IM3II, fir consolidating %furious Acta of the 'Levi in 0 u4d epreifyittg the °Kt...4N,, a In c h 1-• 41,0.0 *cost/Amok, be made capital. A- that time rt. and Learned Lord OA the %ceased,. nod snot r Learned Lard. bwl justly and all-needy poiuted cut the ituperfectintis in )list BM, and 0;•on h . . (Lord (;.'l4) motion the result ki•l fir 111)11 formari of the Judger took til•ce. This Bill had t•es n• I the first time. and it was his purpose MfW TO thoie the *cooed reading,uct with a view to its pssavig its present shape into a law; or, no the pet u-ai ..f it, he found strong and heavy olticcesous iudeed In it. He perceived no kss than 73 dilletent trim a which were therein marked as calital. Ti,,. was 4 feature or character of the Bill, in his judgment ' much too rigorous. Care no doubt should he ken to secure, us far as prin2ticable, the due coil, C. Or the Resettur k atid sumetnure sttpisli nova. sums to that effect might be indispensabb. Ila could not, howteer, but regard the proposed schoeoto as much too ervr,r ; init. thrieforr, utter the second reading, he should move either that the Bill be referred to • Select Cotouattte,., or to I Committee of the whole Flame, in artier •to slate, or abate, this eta ng 4ry I,lllllity, of re:Aiok he felt it his duty to complain. The Earl of Ltvv.r.r••ut. acquiesced in the 'rug. retie!' of the i• obit Lord, und thought a Select Committee the prefe ruble mode of protrettiog. • Lord Gaan Vom. atter the vet:rind reading, moved for Or codatoitoselit of the wilt..ll pasted accordingly: lie then •• That it should be coin.nirteri to a '.';einet Committer, powered io . st:ter, or conch t, a r they should t h ink proper.that part of the litol ethic% rehitcd to c olit is ' offencessgaluA the I..v:•inie.''--Adjortrned• 110V5E Cr commorks. no Reverelos Bill Is no recd n third time, end poised. The GINO Deg Bill wee ordered tu Yf mad a ttlid ou Monday. CO LL F.CTI NG TOE INCOME TAX. Mr. dftr.; FILL Wire notice that, earty.day after tl:e recess, Lt would submit to tile nutter of the Fiorillo., a motion respecting the manner in a•biels th e income Tix was COnerted. He hum ever mould nut bring tFe subject nude: rli.i ‘:ssion at all, if he understood, lions an Hon. Gentleman oppobite.t hut there was on Intention cf makiug any taccerity terat'mns in thuiporie of entlevion. The Cuaru-Et.I.OR of the EN.CHI.QOFtt elutes, ea his reit:lines, to Like means to correL6 nay nheue or ayil, if the Hon. Gentleman would stai= to fans the facts nod ease:. where they existed. "Sir J. NeWrer.lt uo-weei fart a. Alntract of due Deed of funs-eyanee Bally farrirk and !munch us the imely of Cork. Ordered to be laid bekre the House. ••1 SLR FRANCIS 11WIDET't Mr. LEI 1111 l red the Order of the nay for the resumed cuus:d:ratlots of the Letter of Sir Framis Burdett. 'flit Order beteg read, the Segura Moser! the question to be, "That this letter was a sciinesnotio and layer, redacting on the just right, and of the llome." Lord °Murton entered ii.to a contr.:girt of the different uutlioritits on the question es tr. the I.:11,4 and privileges of the Howse. Lord CliielJtse:ite Hull slid, " thut tl.e privilegrsid the H• u, V were well kitima, and fouuded on • tiro law of the land." Lord Jr Grey, on the cent' wry, de dared, "that the law of Parliament was only it.c.nn to Parlicineut-men ; for which retry 1111U11 war seek. iug, and nobody could find." L•lron the u:tole, we understood the Noble Lord (who was it..iod !the except in a few detached senteum-) to object to tl e undefined nature of the prteilegr s tiaimed h the !louse ; and, in some degree, to deft tid the exprer *ions of Sir Francis Burdett in his letter discits:lrg there claims, which came before them under very unfavontable circiumttuces. fte Jose ANNTRUTHER differed in tote fioeh the Noble Lord who preceded him, End in nothing more than that it 'hyoid be allotted to uny 00e to wean the regard- of the people of England from the House of Comic:ol,a. The House of Commas:. were an iudepeorleat body, stAndeng on this Ammo!, and thus particularly eituated, that tin y were :equally bound to mist popular clamour rod the enerenchment cf the Cronin. They sere to exer cise their own privileges, to deliberate withoot any erintriniling inflireoce, •nil to "Nod di•tisict front all other authorities. As he Lail differed from the majority on She flight of diicaesing the elocution for the liberation of Mr. Jotter, he wan the more amnions to fbke this early oppot tunny of ileciasiag his emai l:seats. The got valor, before them was, win titer there witi a libillons pttletic.ition ognitist them, "nil they or not the House had exercised wrom,full stoat they chinned as n right and piirder. it ft ‘ ,.. 8 attempted to draw a line, which he rowel nut 'Wier to be drown, and to say, that if tie offence *is a libel, it was to he porsi•hed by the comevon haw, and not taken up by the' Home. flut a thing might be a breve!, of peririkge as well as n fibol ; Iltbd it Vas net bee-ease it might be punished slac where, till, they wive to refiain . froas Yee:cuing their own tiothiseity... Thr very comtnemieti.ent of ilia Inter was a libel.. It &incited eiat t• the House of Coearnous hail p-seed a vote which oninuated. to a declaration that an nailer of Oohs was to Fie t t more weight than Mims Chide' and the Inas of the land." '(his ono a like istof manna', tending t" injure and render obliuNiuliii the House or Comninvi. As fur tilking übuut Mare Ctorta, it• as, wile and tiihrisloisa, sr it was Weil known it itid eat exist ft the time of meeting these pried-7.1c With respect to their bring contrary to the limn of the lain!, h. M.,c sew; a few minutes to intiiitre. Where wire tit , y