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/iJk L,67 HUMBER 4820. THKATRR-ROYAL. DRURY-LANK. EVENING. THURSDAY. May 41. J. their Mal'.' •e servant. will perform the Tragedy of THE JEW IIF MALTA. Panne (Coveronr of Malin), Mr. Pope; non Lodowiek. Wallark ; Doe *tibias, Mr. Stanley; Martin Del )tote.o. Mr. Kent; Selina Calyntatb, Mr. Barnard; Barak* (the Jew of Malta), Mr. Kea.; Ithamore, Mr. Harley; Coterie', Mr. Illengoagh ; Jame*, Mr Powell. Abigail (aaughter to Illaraboa), Ma. Bartley; lather*, Mrs. Bare foot ; Bellatnia, Mina Boyce. After +kirk, a new Serio-Cowie Botnlaittie Pica, called A3IOItOSO. KING or LITTLE BRITAIN. To which will he added, the Farce of TIIE WEATIIEIiCO(7K. Old rack. Mr. Gallia; Tristram Pirtle, Mr. Harley; triers/Fit, Mr ()sherry. Patient'. Miss Kelly. Ti...iimorrnie, the Conway of The Aumptrittne Husband. Willi The Magpie; or, The Maid of Pitisisesst. On Patunlay, A Now Woy to Pay (NJ Debt.: Ss Giles fteerrerwh, Mr. Remo. With Of Awe To-asurruw. On Muaday, King Riekard the Tiird. ttu Tueeday. A Cure for the Heart-Ache. Mr Kiwi. 1 - rill make his first opprarsivre in Ike rimer isf th e er maing %verb, no glair John; and Miss 31aniulry will or prar, f..r the first his., as Coastlines.. BY PARTICULAR DESIRE. TR RA TRE-R0 YA L. COI' RNT.t7 Alt D RN. THIS EVENING. THURSDAY. May 21, •ill be meted, • Wain, Play, railed GUY MANNERING; OR. THE GIPWE PROPHF.cY. The Overture by Mr. Bishop; she rest of the Music by Mr um. Bishop, Divvy, %fliiiaker, dr. Colonel Slnanei mg, Sir. Abbott; Heury See-trim, Mr. Ar.iheni, in shish eharneter he sill introduce, in Art 11. an rro.h :M. lady, and " The N.glit was spreading Wye me"-- and in Art 111. 'truce's Address to his Army, "stole has we blvd."—Dirminie Sampson, Mr. Dandie Dinsisont, Mr. Eaton ; Dirk Hstlerniek, Mr. Tokely : Gilbert Glossin, Mr. Hinnehird. Limy licr• emu, Miss Stephens; 4.g Sterrilies, Mr. Egerton. Afi,r whirl, the Mrbt- 6nm* or TUE M11.1.E11 AND Ins MEN. Grirnlnff Miller), Mr. Farley; Canal Frederick Fri berg, Mr. Grow►; Karl Chia %emeriti). Mr. Listuri; Luthair, Mr. Abbott. Claudine, Mies S. &posh ; Ravine, Mr. Erwin*. Tu-ororrow, Bub Roy Macgregor; after "Inch, Husbands sad Wives. 0.1 Saturday, the new Tragedy of Facie. To which will be added, Tiw Libroitte. Oa Monday, by operial desire, the TratraY of 164 brilo Pima, Mr. Young; Isabella, \low O'Neill. With Batetthaalea Fnrioon, and Harlequin Gulliver. THEATRE-ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA, STRAND. THE LAST THREE WEEKS. IN con.etitience of the brillin. is socce.ii which (11/11111/011 to attend MR. MATHEWS'S Entertain. sn..otr, lie will have the honour to prolong them as above ✓ononne , il, which is the latest possible pc, hod to which they ✓an b. exteotird, wiring to the approaching opening of the English 0j0.14 far the Summer Season, and to his numerous envgeiiii.nit in various parts albs , kingdom. The publie are respeeifnltv informed, that they will And MR. MATHEWS AT HON E, on Mondays. Tuesdays. 'llirsdays, anal Seine dove in the nest three Weeks (b. ing positively the last lilies of his appearance is London nista oral year), when he will have the hemmer of posienting hie Visitor. with an Enter. tenement. called MAIL COACH ADVENTURES, Ise fur. an EXPERIMENTAL LECTURE ma VENTRILOQUY, and IMITATIONS Doors open at Seven, begin at Vl:ht.—Boxes ba. Pit 3s. Gallery Ss. tipper Gallery le. Box.-0, Pierre, and Private Boars may be fallen of Mr. Pre. sown, at the Box.olßer, Staled Elsinore. from I* till 4; and at Fearnian's Library, 170, New Hundaitreet, opposite Risrlington gardens. J& J. SI VEW 111611 r op.mm m •t•i. • ins tlrry bed the growl fortune In sell 24,(2046, the Firnt L. 30,000 ever elriwn. 15.7(i11, 11w La*? L. 30,0110 ever tir.a w i t, ow! re l wrifolle ...licit attention to the raerit• of the remit rhlth, with only 14,000 Ticket.. continua 107 CAPITAL PRIZES! Prizes of 1..20,000 ! 4 Prizrs of L. 3,000 •nd L. 2,000 ! Stl Prizes or L. 1,000 ! 40 i'rizen of 1.. 500, &e. Ste. Arid the Scheme is no arranged that TWENTY ONE THOUSAND POUND PRIZES TACIT SZ DRAWN. In Slut first Tiros'', Minks, Out the 4th JUNE, KING'S BIRTH DAY. Tiritris end Shares are now on Sale by J. 14 .1. 811( g• tv RIGHT, at their Old Emablislwrl Offices, No. t 7, Con rm Lt., I 38, HAVISAINIFT, 11, HOLSORN, 141, OIIruRD.RTRatT, voila Sold and Shared in the very loot Lottery, 1 Prize of L. 30,500 ! t Prize of I. i,nott! ot►er Capitals of £5llO, /4110, Sce. &e. •c. LONDON, THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1818. • NEW 1100 MS. BANOVER-SQUAIIE.- Mews. C. alai W. NNYPET7' moat relimretfully ae. misial the Nobility, Gentry, and their Friends geoerally, that their ANNUAL OEN EFIT CONCERT will take plate on Friday, the 10th testing', ea the Growl Scale 4.1 former mart. Particlelan will he duly published —Tickets 104. 6d. each, to be had or 41.. C. Kt, smell. 15. New Nnrfolk.sireet, Park. lam; Mr. W. Knyyrit, 50, Upper Berkeley-street; and at At Mamie Pimps of Mr. Birdsall, and Messrs. Cienseini sad Camping. TRIUMPH OF WESTMINSTER, AND PURITY OF ELECTION. rr FIR ELEVENTH,_ ANNiVF.IISARY will be celebrated at the Cniwn and Anchor Tavern, Strand, ttst SATURDAY NEXT, May 19, ISIS. Sir FRANCIS RURDETT, M.P. in the Chair. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, RY MR. EVANS. At his Roam, N 0.20, Pall-mall, THIS DAY, Thursday, May 21, and Two foll..wiag Dam THE LIBRARY of the Lite Slr. WAL. DRON : contaissing a ettriona Collection of 04 English Poetry, Olil Plays, and Early English Literature, many or which •re illustrated with emitting Massuseript No.'s ; also liis Painted Portraits and Engravings of Them tseal and other 'vainest Prnions. To he SM.!) lay PRIVATE CONTRACT, an MATE. In one of the smitern Counties, oboist ninety milts from London, let to wealthy imams for a term of years, from Illieharlnsas, 1815, at a time when aeries!. meal produce was ender the greatest deprroduo, fur 4.9881. per geopntit, and upwards; the properly is couhetions, and shoot Gne half old rotor, land. The farm-buildinea have all hero lately ander • conspleteßtate of repair. Two manors torknolf hi II which an frill of game, moil the whole offer. as eacelked apportnuits of making a rood istveuntrot. To treat foe this &tate, application to he made to Mr. Wakefield, Larol purveyor, No. 42, Pall mall, 1...nd0n. Tickets, 13.. el each. In be hod at the Bar of thy Tevifi sad tlf tat Secretary, 110, Strand. Dinner ea table at Fore reaneli. HENItY 131100 KS, netretari. PORT OP LONDON ROCIETT, FOR PROMOTING RELIGION AMONG SEAMEN. THP. Committee respe c t fu lly infortit the Public. that in purrealier of the Reirolntioes of a Genbral Meeting, IteM on lb. 115th of March last, the, hare fitted a SHIP as a CHAPEL for SEA MEN, which will aerosol's°. date alion• 900 liemrera, and whirb was opened fur the Public Worship of Almighty Grid on lbe 4th of May imolai., • that there wit be theme &erste, on Sundays, at Hal f past T.1.411114* lust Ilia past SIX o'auelor—.nod on Thursday Evermore at Seven o'Cirrek. till the end of the month of Awaited nest, et the Moorings near the Load°, Durk: That havieg a.. they earnestly solicit the liberal support of those who terl the propriety of promoting Religion (which Maulers the hither., morality) armor British Seamen. The firs, emit of she t hart (and the animal expenditiore. which may br about VW J. is to hr defrayed h, the voluntary do nation* out subscriptions of those who shall feel themselves ilbipt•PS44 wish a sense of duty. and • spirit of gratitude loosed British Seamen f.equesting Ike Port of London. TO.NORROW (FRIDAY). the 12.1 May, the Reverend RALPII WARDLAW, A.M. of Oniony, will preach in the FLOATING CHAPEL fur Hie benefit of the Society. Service to commence at Eleven &Clot-h.—Admission tickets will be received at the BMW Door. DONATIONS. f. s. d. R. H. Nortne 21 0 0 Georgr Greta 21 0 0 Thor Thowersa 111 • 0 Sir were, Curti., Bart M.P. 10 10 0 Sir J. W. Lubbock, Bart. M.P 10 10 0 Sir Chu. Sower, Bert. . 5 5 0 Bymmj. Shur, Li. M.P. . 10 10 0 Won. Alen. Hanky, 10 10 0 Themes Itarkey 10 10 0 John 1)•••ron 10 10 0 Ihriel Bevan 10 10 0 George MIS 10 In 0 Willson Strange 10 10 0 n. M. 10 10 0 J. E. 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Cap' Hill, a Stile - . of Colonic Slimlry, at a Soh arription of on e Shining each, an el.6ant quarto Oafooroi Bo hlr, fur Pulpit oar. Small Culhelium' uta the day nt' opening. and gr ral Meeting 162 13 0 Inlbuittiona under • . - 67 10 8 £642 18 8 Drinatinea. and especially Annual nabseriptinns, will be thankfully received by any of the Committee, and by Robert Hampbrev Marten, Tievinrer, America-square; Thomas 'Ttnimmion. Rriston.ll:ll; Rev. N. E. Shiper, Her mes Terrace. airtime ; and William Cooke, 87, Prnent atrret, Crocrelman'alleirle. Gratiiiknis Seeretaries—At Messrs. Henkel's. reseburch-street ; Mes.rs. Runny, l'ritinn, Bevan, and Co. Mansion House-street ; Sir Jo h n Idobburk, Ran. and Co. Mannino Honse-street ; and Sir Win. Curtis, Ran Roberta, and Co. Lniiihmil.street ; anal et the Bars of GRAND SERIES OF NATIONAL MEDALS, Engraved hy a union of the Ant Medalie Artists iii Europe. 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In Gold, Fifteen Guineas each, or Six Huudnrd Guineas the Series. Those who wish to become Subscribers, are requested to give in their names to soy of the above Agents, as they will kalif- the advantage of Pruof Impressions. Those nut wishing fur a Complete Series, may plerebsoe single Medals. In a few days will be published (dedicated, by permission, to his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant), handsomely print ed in tiro volumes 41u. and illustrated by uunirruns Views of the principal Buildings, ancient and amilciti, Maps of the City, Ste THE HISTORY of the CITY of DUBLIN, Eerlears•tical, Civil, nod Military, from the earliest accounts to Ilse present period; its Charters, Omuta, Privi leges, Extant, Pupolation, Public Buildings, Soviets 's, Cha rities, /se. &c. extracted from the National Records, ap. proved Historians, many tigers and valuable 31aueseripta, and other anthentie Midnight, By She late JOHN WARSURTON, Esq. D e p u ty Keeper of the Records is Rietitherhates Tower, The: late Rev. JAMES WHITELAW, And the Rev R. WAL§EI„ M R.I A. Printed fur T. Cadell and W. Ihtvies, Strand, London; I.:tarnish'', at Ihblin; and W. Rlarkaroutl, at Edinburgh. This day is psibli%heil, in dro. price lis. A 'VIEW of 'lse KNGI.ISII STAGE; or, a Series of Dramatic Criticisms, By 'WILLIAM NAZI.III% Esq. Author of " Cliarnetsrs of Shakspeares Mays," with which work it is unifurraly printed. " For I ion nothing, if not critical." • Print►.l for Robert Stialart, el, Strand; Anderson and Clooe, go, Weal Sinitlifield London; and Bell and Brad- Ante, Eititiblirith. This day is published, prier 4e. hoards, T ILE CONFESSION ; or, the Novice of St. Clare, and other Poems. RY the Author of " Minty 4.f Heart." Landon: Printed fur W. Rimpkin, and R. Marshall, Sla. theatre-court, LudEale.stteel. Of whom may he had, the Third Edition of PURITY of HEART; or, the Ancient Custunie : a Tale. 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Author, DELINEATIONS of the CU TAN EOUS DISEASES ; comprised in the Ciosiiificolion of the late Dr. Within; in. eluding' the greater l'art of the Engravings of that Anther, in tin improved Stair, and pietism the Series as intended to have Item finished by him. In 4to. with upwards of 70 eulnured Matra, prier 121. I'2t. boards. The New !ingrowing% representing those Diseases which should have hero figured in the subsequent Parts of Dr. uuGisished Work, stay be bad se•parste, price 71. boards. THF: LATE GRANVILLE SHARP, P_sQ. . . - . . IMPE Rid L PA 11 LIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORES, Wust4rwar, May 20. Comm' wive this day finally heard in the Scotch muse tif Thomann and Sonars ville.—Jitilguient postponed. Several pirate Bills *Ere brought itp from the Home of C0P11.01114 and tcppretirrty read • find time. thrAtarl of i'w•statvit.t.a priveuted • Petition from the Henorkeetremof the United Peri., • of Carlow and Killi an'', complaining of•the 'Ovation; Linden of tazatiottin Ire. land, mid swore particularly of the; Window Tax. and pony ing fur relief.—The Petition was. laid un MO sable. Mr. Brougham, Mr Bennett, and others, from the House of Common% brought op the Pour Ethicaison Bill, and tie Ofremirra Conviction Bill, which 'reverend • first time. The Earl of Itosatmo moved, that the Bill relative to the Edoestiosi of the Poor should be printed, which being or. tiered, the Noble Earl per notice., that he should move the gerund reading of the Bill as won as possible after it Aosta be forested. The Marvin, of DoWlteliktillit presented a Petition from the inhabitants of the Morinigh of Newry, enmplitinint of the bonito .4 . taxa 44444 in ;related, and praying fur relief from the Window T 45. The Noble Marquis pretested a Petition to the same efleet from Loo.dotdrrryo—Laid oa the table. Mr. Locusitne, and Ushers from the House of Commons, requested that the laird Musitfort be permitted to attend a Committe appointed by she House of Commons to inquire into the alleges contained is the Petition frost certain inhabitants of London and Westatimiter, complaining of the high price and bad qualities of herr. The 10111 D CHANICITLLOIL infurmnl 16e Messengers that the House would stud all answer by a nursreugrr of its out:. Tim Earl of HAR•OWIBT presented • Petition from the Customs Spinners of A.lituii-uuder-Lyne, is favour of the Regulative. Hill. BUILDING OF CHWithEq. The !louse resolved itself into Committee upon the Church Building Bull. lu the Committer, Lord HOLLAND rose and si.d, that, having on a former 0CC4144111 suggested the propriety of the church granting from its rich pos sessions something towards the attainment of an object of such importance to its interests, he now thought tit to inform thrir'ships. dist he had since discovered in a private Act in the Stith of the King, a partisl ockonvoir.lgioroo of the principle. In that Art the Chapter of Litchfield and Coventry was permitted to suspend two prebends for the pur pose of thence obtaining the means for repairing the esthetics! church. Something, lie suggested, might be now done by the church in general, or a another nature. and the Crown might he permitted to suspend some dignity in every see for the pur pose of ipstotiog in the completion of the prevent measure. The A rthhialiop of CANTERBURY acknowledged that the Act referrttl to by the Noble Lord dist contain such a provissoo; but it should be remem bered, Oust in the caw of Litchfield and Coventry the object proposed had refetence solely to Ilse church, of the dm •ese, and could not justify the exteoltion of the principle to the country to general. The Earl of Liventlooi. remarked. in addition, that the suns *loch coolsl thus be obboased smooth, be too inconsiderable to des.etve the notice of the House, Lord GRENVILLF. observed, that the case allud ed to by his Noble Friend was particular, and could nut warrant the a pl sea lion of .s similar principle to all the churches ite the kingdom, especially as in the former im•taoce nothing was intended further than the repair of en existing church, while it was stow proposed to erect several new churches. Look ing to the importance of the measure, the extent of the evil, end the nature of the remedy, he could not avoid expressing his apprehension that even the amount now proposed would not be found ado. quite. Lord HOLLAND begged it to be understood, that hr by no mean• intended to offer the case of Litch field and Coventry as one in which the principle of his suggestion had beets fully recognised ; but he dill think it analogous, and as such presented it to their Lordships. Ile did not intend to propose any clause respecting it to the Committee, and only no. heed the case in justification of his former sug gestion. On the motion of Lord GRENVILLE, the Com mittee agreed that the devisor's of the Ki n g in Council, relative to the division of parishes, should be burl. 'The clause enabling the Commissioners to exer cise their discretion in provioling as extensive an accommodation for persons attending divine wor ship, at as small an expense as 'possible. bring read, Lord GitEN•l exi►res•ed a lir,pe that the Coinreissittiwrs, in pursuing the means of acquiring the most extensive accommodation, as their primary object, should not lose ►ight of the propriety ul maintniming at the sane tine the der ency—he had ithnost said the splendour ought to belong to the Established Church. lie ass by no means disposed, io the ',re►ent glair of the country, to countenance soy thing that might appear an ex travagant rZpristlithire iu providing useless orna mesas ; but it was to be renwisiberril, that if Par liminent were disposed to appropriate a large stun from the public fonds, for the building of chit relies, the accomtundat 00000 , oink as ex+ru•ne as possible, Shortly will be published, by Solweriptnin, in one volume 41u. price Two Guises*, _ _ . ' thin ' Phihmo thr fromhi. own lISS. and other an throim tkrumrsas, in the pmwersion of kir Family and of the An knit Itirttintion; comprising a relretion of bir cur. optoolroce with lean, eminent contemporary Characters in England, Fritter, and A tnrrier. Hy PRINCE HOARR, En. To which will be m 1.1.44 . tiuna un Mr. Sharp'e Xeriplural Cri(iriants and Literature, by the Right Rev. 1.nr,1 Ilvihno of St. 1)40 We. Together wills a Pinball, taken from the Original Drawing, by Donee, and engraved under Inv ianneduatr superintendence. The whole Profits to be give', to She African Inas iiiii 14111. • ►hould toot be ototailortl by coolfertsog bards Or ware- I sea into places for &aloe worship. The Earl of Ltvs:nrour. ►alt, flutt although the words of the Bill evidently preverilleil the avoidance of ext►ense and the providing of atesfaiar uuce • nonlation as tll•' primary duty u$ lin: 1111 l noissonwrs, it al lit be untleostood that dots oi))ect was not to he sepanded from those other coretvionsoces of dog. oily, and even of splendour, that lot canoe the cha racter of a Christian Church.-0 fear. hear.' Lord (;ftersviLLE observed, that the explanation of the Notate Earl was to hit wood itrolec.iy sahs factort•. Lord HOLIAND Said, that the conversocion of the two Noble Lord., WAS by too memos vcovite. tory to Ilion. lie 'note-lei' agsftort the waterloo made by the Nuhle Fad (t..tvernoo.l), that dour became the coarmeter of a t • lino lint Chu. db. and felt that the words of the A et weft. moult too precise to justify the Conr• n i.vo o nrrs to it'll.thz ac cordwg to the raplatfation of the two Nolfl.- Lords; and notwithstatooloo4 that then Lor,lships Weir fre quently hauspered and annoyed by the. riles el pro- Sish.rillw.s' Nino% ow-rived by Ihr following 11noiloollerik, %is 4i. and W. Nir01,59, Kill ; Ilnlrhard, 190, here- J. lly ; Dovir4l,l4l, &rand ; Murray, A !bromide eel ; Longman, Illust, mud lilies, 39, Kite) INlPter•rooW ; 11114.014111, li, Old Hund•strret; listilerworth and Son, 4:1, I , lrEt-strerl ; J. and A. Arch, 61, Cornbill; Colloorn, ,O, ; Asprrne, 32, Cornball ; and Phillips, Gcoi -ysrd, Lumbartl.bliwel. .. _ . .. ...."` \ • PI I ( I II i .1 lip liV 0 ••4 ' . , •• A'"d . ; l z ,:y9 . 4• • -", . ? ...... - .: • tett. Le !flub Iv ',#. 7 ''• .* • fr, 4 .. • _ . _.) .. t .••-•-•-.....,../ $' ' - t DI •liii.-3. "s“ d•t 01 7 ., 0/I Sala) If4l • / il ii i . e . . . • 1 V N \l 111 11 VI l .41) (....) ~.........: 01. - 0 ... PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. etediog adopted by the House of Comsnous, lie cet. d not avoid taiyittit that it will slot osehkely that t., precise words,wdopted ois tistas rest...ion by the other !douse, were used for the apt t:stic purpose of 1:011.• fining the Cothittissioners to a promise object, and of preemitiog them from extrodiug their discretion upon any understanding of their Lordships. The Archbishop of CANTERDUNV and the Bishop of LLANDA Fr severally contended for the propriety of supporting the dignity of the Choir -Is, by tts'f deCesicy of the buildings opprOprieted to toe pubs lic drorsSip. Lord GRENVILiE and Lord Ilout.san mutstallY explained. Lord Hoi,Lixti gave notice of Isis issrention to propose, on a future occasion, a clause, t sem ptiog from the penalties prescribed in the Comics 11: commonly called the Conventicle Art, I/Vf1.011.1 rea d.. lug the Liturgy sit' the Clisirch of England in coy !dace they might thick 'doper, Lord aILENVILLE proposed a cinuse, 'ming the rights of Brazesitiose College, from the operations of the Bill, to noinnoste officiating clei k 4 to every new church built within the offish of Stepney, of which Brazesinuse College had purclumsrd the advowson. In the former case, when in the reign of Queen Anne, Pm Lament had made at grant lor the building of filly churches, a clause was theft introduced in the Bill , giving the Crown the right of nominating the first officiating clerk in every one of the sew churches, thereby destroying the right of Bratenhose College ; hut the circuits.: stance subsequently cominr, more immediately ursk der the view of Parliantenti a second Bill was passed, reciting the rights of Brazennese and securing the enjoyment of them. Were it necessary fur him to add any thing to the merits of' the case, he might add, that the College had out of its own funds increased the toilworn of the of. ficiatitig miniiters elan!' the punk of Stepney. The Bishop of LONDON concurred in the clause, which was adopted. The Home being resumed, the Report of the Committee was ordered to be brought up to-toot row.—The House then adjourned. £l,OOO p.r Minute. -..... £40,000, £13,000. or r 22,000 for the 6th-draws Prize above £l.OOO. HAZARD & CO, CONTRACTORS' SCHEME, Formed on the Beak of thotelbeting 107 CAPITAL PRIZES AMONG ADVENTURFRS. In tl. First liali.hour. Thmrserlay, 4►l, Age, TWENTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES MUST BE DRAWN, Besides the Chalice of other Capitals. THE SCHENIE CONTAINS 3 Prizes of .1:-20.000 ! 4 Nov.% of £3,009 mod £l.OOO ! 40 Pr►zrs of .t'l,ooo ! and £500! GO Prize* of £300! .11.1 £.200 ! t,(oli Prizes or £lOO, £3o. &c. &c. The First 20 Prises will have £l,noo More. 1 he Firs► MA Blanks will loss ilk each. TAP Sixth-drawn Prisr above gl,iXlo must be 1:111,000, 123,000, or £40,000. T , o4etr and Shares are selling by HAZARD and Co. Coy. imarT,ius, at thew very •,1.1 (Hike. Nu. 03. itoilAL Ei tilA Gv. Ilmositan (established upwards of 100 )ears). whu Sul.l and Shared Fire Prizes of 520.009 . ... . ..,.. - _ . In the Last Year's Luuerirs, sail Capitals is foram Lotteries •RlUYllllllig if) 11ILIAONS. n Loot Lottery Tithels rose to £3O, esti Sir/moths 1 " This felewo hilt MODE CA I'ITALS 1 " ) . 4 i 4, 1 1 Lim 7 oet the l'riee, tit resod. " SAW Ws fee • rie.tet, sod 27 Shallop for a 444/44, ---- - - . _ Lloyd's, Jarmo/Arm, Jamaica, and Johnii Caret. huuse-s. CHILDREN settrer torture through cutting their Teeth, fur the waist of • proper remedy; in Anti, Prinee's Syrup. when the child is in pain with cutting its teeth, mid the Syrup is riddled ms the vim., it immediately relieves the pain; and if frequently used, the teeth come through easy. Children are in general afflicted while teething with win.) slid pain in the estonsaeh ; but by mixing one te•apn , suful of Prince. Syrespt with * spoonful iif water, and giving slit AIM to drink; ur mixing fritqueut fir a vpsvisifill in the child's fond ; it will he fooled of great benefit, and preferable to any tallier Freeway. Revers, parents have declared, s'mee they Imre used Prinee's Syrup /or their children while teething. ober ohm, teeth came through en easy, that neither mother nor name knew it. sl tlwuth before not a tooth canoe ihninith without Ms, tansies obey lead used several advertised remedies with out heath,. The general peat-tire of giving children corals, or other hard subidnewev, to bile on, ha* been Ilw menu.. of children .offering Medical Men allow, that from 11w at e of s ou mow he charts en'. amis. ate full of het 10, eh hough mid viable; llicrefisre, if children bile upon a hard anlistaiwe it hatolrii4 Mr glom■, pies... the milk teeth shown, .and prevent. them coming through. hut Pharr. Piepareil given to the child firitpo nag la bile sin while teething, will soft. si the gums, awl the teeth will Clime ihrnisils cosily. Even Medi. oil Gentlemen alq►ruve of a n d rec ut ..... end it. Aq then are sporinnq he pirt.rciller in ask for " Pricier'. , vrtip "—I/Interne. PrllKrN em thweovvr wool seal or, terhikaiir. s 2. 9 Lc-A'riare's l'reparril Lyncher is sraltil np wish rub honk Vali,. S.til by Ow sole Peopoiei.w, Prise", I)estist, .I.tbn..teeer, (14441-slie.s dd alsu by Harding end 110..01, RP, p s ll. NIAII ; Rurin suit Cu. 150, 4/%6.M...irreg. opise.iir New 11. , 1141-ste. et ; Poeta, nil. ; I) , evemss, 59, ; Rite', 65, Chesrsdr ; Johouros, OW, Coesholl ; Tuft, 1t 0% .1 Est-hinge; and by must prinespal Perfumerr•sel Aleiliesse WVIIIII/1111. •.• Ofic Pr;ar,'s Syrnp Imhis !minden( to terve a child While cutting all its milli seta,. HOUSE OF COMMONS, Wancreo" MAT tO. Mr. Kirkpatrick presented Accounts of the receipts and expenditure of Ramsgate Harbour.—Laid on the mine. Mr. P. MOORE presented a Petition from certain Inha bitants of Coventry, praying for a radical &lons. in Par liament, to that their Representatives might he toothiest faithfully to rentliT an account of their stewaidship.—Krad o and laid on the table. CONTAGIOUS FEVER. Mr. nENNETT brought op the Report of tlits Committee upon the state of the Fever in the Me tropolis. Ist moving that it be printed, lie had to communicate to the House the very unpleasant in. telligetice, that the Committer had ascertained that contagions fevers had increased in frequency in the proportion of seven to one. The hospitals which admitted fever patients were by no means calico- Sated to receive or accommodate patients suf fering under that class of contagious dtsease. A more extraordinary sod alarisinig instance could itot be adduced, than by simply stating the fact, that into general hospitals they Imritated trot to octant patients labouring under the most contagious symp. t of fever. The natural conseqttence was. that fever often became disseminated through the se veral wards in its most malignant *llene, and that riot unfrequently the wounded. consumptive, or maim ed, suffered from its ravages, but that the utten. daub , . nurses, and even 'indents walking the hospi tals, fell victims to its ravages. The Committer more particularly recommended the subject of ample ventilation. to the notice of the House, as extremely necessary to be entorced. It had formed always a part of what might be termed a sort of medical police in all hospitals peculiarly set apart for the reception of patients in fever, but was too little at tended to. or rather not sufficiently strictly enforced in hospitals receiving general patients. The great desiderata,* in the opinion of the Committee was. the appropriation of one or more hospitals, on 1116 extensive and peculiarly well ventilated plan. to the reception of fever patients exclusively. if there should be started an objection to this piopri sition on the score of increased expense, it was also to be taken into consideration, that by the removal of those patients into a separate hospital, the remaining hospitals would be lightened of a very considerable expense. It was gratefully aekuow. !edged by the Report of the Committee, thud Cn veniment had already successfully revomnietided to Parliament last year n grant of 1,000/. for the endowment of n fever hospital. conforievible to the new principles. The vote, however gratefully received, was altogether incompetent to the great objects and expectations of the Committer. In fu.t, the expenditure iu the last year kid exceeded 1.700/. iu coils' quence of the increased number of iritirots, and It hail hero determilied on the liart of the Committee to revoininend a grant of ,0001. by Parlianielit, so as to enable the nurroigers of this institution to increase the itinisher of 1,. d. tl4s F e v e r Hospital front sixty-nine to one lini,drert. With these observe:iims, he should c l. t . e all I t , b in .i to address to the House, hoping the applicatiou al the Committee would obtain the coidail saiict ))))) awl support of his Nlajets.y'a Nliiiisters, as calcula ted to tfrret the most fr e netic...tit results. stud stop the wide-Noe:tiling contagion of a disease. %Overt, althoueli it originated most frequeotly in the dwell ings or the pour, MA 111116*(1 , 16.11tly 110164116161 i Itat it tar all its malignity into the palaces of the great. The Report was then read, mid ordered to he primed. On the motion of Mr. Lusurtirreno. the further isroceeditigs in the Customs Consoludattou Ifill was postpirtied to this day three month.. Lord LA5CF1.1.1 , 1 wished 10 hear from atith.rily. whether, as the Cosi/tins Consolidation Bill aright HOW h r cootioderril in he set fur this Sc•bl“,, of P., liament, it W4l 1116. In t en tio n of (411/Yr 1111 l rut to giant to the agriculturists engaged in the Kruvrtli of mime trrerl, Ploy and whet roger' ognuirt the im port of ...Lis attirit ? It had been mentioned as .1 1