The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-02-13 00:00:00

. .... • . . ~ . .........._.__, 1 0 0 . • A' .... 1 • r • (. i. ;4 1 J im rtitt i,, i b _I Liii rit o Ll i c ~.„„. , . , . . .._ . __________„ i t _ . NUMBER 4737. • LONDON, FRIDAY, FEBItUARY 13, 1818. ORATORIOS • ' NEW THEATRE ROY AL, ENG THEATRE•ROYA 1., COVENT.GARDEN. LISA OPERA.HOUSE, EXCHEQUER RILL OFFICJII. •Creausac 7, 1818. , C a p tains and Office r s of hi s 51 a j esty ' s N ary; C ...........-....... It rs STRAND. TO %JUR) OFF, in the Es.t holm Compauv's Nerme.• ; Elder Brethren of THL S EVENING, FRIDAY, February 13, MR. D. F. IVA I.KER'S LECTURE will be pc/Award o heEIDOVRANION, or LARGE TRAN ' SP I A III . ALL EXCHEQ It B ILLS dnied 1.4 the m il t sl i :r 1 :1 1 /int li r s .:1 1 171 . 1 th * e n'i se ll l4 l l• 4 l s i t u .. 7 si; :r ii such 7, l ; 3 :L i e 1:4 1 :eo li r ") p . co to - A GRAND SELECTION; RENT ORRERY , takes place THIS PRESENT FRIDAY e. a. Month of Pehromip and Mara, 1817, issued under the as were really ' I* Ae rie / tr7 L. Geo r4 . t o t f oin erryl iniogiseare • 111 . of his No jai?, 7,.......wr0 ler 3 r. 41 „ . 1 „Ai a r , o i s: . i i le ni to u C:u e l iti pa m eroil i ni t s e n n e:;:io tr r es e:Cive subscriptions, audit l'he First Part solely from THE MESSIAH, EVEBNulfres44s,!-i Seir Pit . 3 ll s.- u'C Ga ivc ller ig. 7 %1.-Upper Gallery Is. composed by C.F. Handel, to particular Airs and Chorine, N.B. The Pit is 'anneal with three firm. d which will be introduced lilt Additional Acumpasii. kering gives dlreetione fir Parke Of the Principal of the 4th. A Shipping Cuits . onittee (consisting chiefly of nano-' aboce-mentionevi Exelseepea' AM, with the Interest due cal men) who noelertook to attend to the radon-king and wan by W. A. 3luzart. Ern of Part I. T HE SIXTH EDITION of the R I everem Miersirni at the Neehalate Alai Nike. hil /he Reeeieft of Re- insking arrant:cinema fur the mess im hoard the receiving chequer, Pies. l'alacts-ymcd • Wallasader, OR Monday. Me ships ; for which ships applicatimo was made to t--be L.entla A CONCERTO On the FLUTE by Mr. Drooet. ROBERT HALL'S FUNERAL SERMON f the Elmo of or •l k ---, Ma rc h . isillartalee will lie given daily •of the Ad mira l ty. A CONCERIO on the VIOLONCELLO by Mr. Lied'''. - PRINCESS CHARLOTTE of WALES, is now ready. Ossodays and Holidays aretspied), until and including bile. A Clothing and Wordier, Committee. Al the Commencement of Part 11. Published by Wm. Button end DOO. Paterouter.row. The OVERTURE and DEAD MARCH IN SAUL Tuesday, the 3d Merck from Sc. o'clock hut the elk A c omm i ttee „( Di, I. (The Obligate Movement un Ow ORGAN by Mr. Jacob.) ,for the purpose of Hy this arrangen t erat, th e i monven i ence cause d b y t h e Priocipal Per tam & r o ams, miss Frith , miss way is polished, in one Volume 410. with attees "'villa" the "ate; " di g..._i er 't 4l6 greater di:Patch , trte press of Gentleme n o ft er i ng t h e i r ass i stauce mod *de i ce, G e orge, Master Donaldson, and alias Curia (from the Ring's Plates, 25.5.. Bearers of th e *aid BUM are des ired to Ida" the alb was es much as p oss ibl e o b v i ated ; and those ditties were Theatre); Mr. Brehm, Mr.' Norris, M r . Hammond, Mr. A CCOUNT an VOYAGE of DISCOVERY in Lisle (which are to he obtained at this Ogee), omigoej to t h em cmporclively. Millar, Mr. Yardley (his and appearsoce), Mr. Thorne, sad to the WESTERN COAST of COREA, and the classing then in the smite de their reapectire Dales, tr.-- %Inch, Crises circuntstauces, ...y Were MOO competent or willing to perform. Mr. Tinsley. GREAT Lot) (MOO ISLAND. each or are and the safe Asmouel being numerically i o it f ew j ays ia was found Leader of the Band, Mr, Ware; °vier', Mr. Jacob, Or- By Captain BASIL HALL, RN. F.R.S. ateaufledt and *P•effiliaS. the principal hams, alai la- these Sub.Cernamitters lulu three, viz.-Elm 666 11l big, Ship. main a Surrey Chapel. Tbe remiuder of the Band nod Printed fur Juba Mnetay, Albersiarle.street. Ores! der thereon, swasysysted .frow, but e.relmding the pincliceble to cuusolidete ping. awl Finance. By whom, smiler the directi 111 l of the days on truck they are roilletirely slated, to the said 9th General Committee, the operations of the Charity have since Ike Chooses (which sill be minuend and complete), by .- tie mat approved Performers. HOUSE OF COMMONS. day of ilurrA inclusire.mbee the Interest will cense: cad been extrarhuted. The whole moiler the direction of Mr. C. J. Ashley. the said Dearers,shoulskthey be aelint las the Apia' of Hold- % e h was t h e fied„,„ and ors " 1 . ninitittoti of the poor iIIgOTICE is lieri.hy given. flint the OFFI- se ise twist i fed ith 'nib •s to • ' 1 "" ' Ancestor 11w Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the . ertie ere are mser it ei , ace 'revues y pe t ,* wh o Ricked for relief, that the tl.'inniaittec deemed it 111 Mil. ANTRAL,' of the DAILY VOTES mill prombee the litsiolmouldeaglemat 61110410air • Mief fay Dear- mourroderetmourrureenssionce that on the had day of their &solace, Hart-street, from Ten till Four. PROCEEDINGS of the HOUSE of 41611/8411611, sod a ore www illittlitrifibeossibk menftwil to e oedea are* MA/ eleetoe. heyi were able ho e„,sze thee , i„ a I mo , * ol d 1 •Poottl to be °filmed et &item"' belliM at Bonaire - IFiies the Business appointed fur the meet day, will.he meditated ten Ile urea: Mossier's, a of to writ their Naves sad i ing t . , Mrs. Hayes, of Newineton, ii. sleigh 200 could lov Ni....* at the rate of Four-peace per Sheet, at Ni. 14, Great Resides:c e at the hotfoot of each Lief; and they are seceded, wort *bettered from the weather. Boxer, 7s-Pit, 35.6d.-Gmllery. !s.-Upper °riflery, la. Geurge-street. Westminster :ur will be iletivere.l every moresime required to attend the E.nrhequer Dili Of fur The Lumina Work.bouse ohm admitted 100 of the 'nes.. * a s TIN: Free Lust of this Theatre does mit emend to the Morning is Town, during the Session of Parliament; ur Parmeet,emsel to receive thence, Bills,and glee the Nerript a In butts nose placer, their immediate want* were matter& Oratorios. sent postage free lulu the country, for Three Gilman. fisr Ike mese. ed to. TIIE.I Tile-ROYAL. DRUEY-LANE. Apply persosally, or by Inter poet-paid, to Mr. James If am, if eh* Holder, of Me afloressid Hills should lot Mitchell, 14, Great George-street; Westminster. Whilst thew mseasitree erre in pro:tress, application was desirous ofrecelcino Poornent of Me Principal and Lehrer' mail, to the Lords of the Musically fur receiving vessels, to TO. NIOIIROW, SATURDAY, Feb. 14, previous to the said AM day of March, they may beor- he moored in convenient stations on the river; who granted l their Majesties' Servants will perform (616 time) a This slay are published, in Ilve. prier le ed. coeuseeslated,on tonsputiny the Interest to the Dave* which the request without the delay of an hour. Gnarl Tragic Flay, with Music, in three act*, called REMARKS on JOSEPH SAN OARS', the y. Wish to be paid, and tearing the Said Rills for era- It had en ■• very "mend belief, that a great proportion Ti - 1E BRIDE OF A BYDOS. " HINTS to CREDULITY," ou the Subject of isdaddlern sae day prior thereto. of the presume appearing in the streets as distressed seamen (Founded entirely upon the Poems of Lord Byron) Miss M'Avuy's Blindness. s,,d, p erm , : as map I. desiTow o f &wog we Rude . were nut really su, but had assumed that garb, the better to Gunner (Paths of Abydoa), Mr. H. hamlets; Rehm (his By ICRUTATOR. quer Bills is r ha. err in part of Poymemt of PriucipaL excite compassion; but, eithe r th e ide a was wi th ou t fume. espposed Son), Mr. Keno ; 31irza (Pirate of the I s l es ), M r . a &medal, the worst of pedalos, ever and, upon uarhlaq were Bills, and asentioning Use Amount et elitism, or the iniperefors were deterred from making their Pope; Osman Dry (the Timarlot Chief), Mr. T. Cooke; Au easy malmsey to ignoble minds." the Whom of their LIN: delivered ea or before Tuesday, sppearance, by the rigid scrutiny of the Examining Cu,. usittre; the fact being that very few men have presented Hemet (Osman% Page), Mrs. Bellehasasers; Heenan (Cu. Liverpool : Printed fur Was. Grope!. Bookseller; sod 3 d Mardi, woo he ace•llacelaled with new Mitts lallahle hie , aiadves who have no ' t served ri , sea , omi the fee greater velum of the Ilanno), Mr. Holland; alimicza, Mr. Bar- sold in Loam', by Baldwin, Cradock, sad Juy ;T. and G. to or Order. carrying an Interest pert of them on board of ships of war. said ; Ewan, Mr. Coveney ; Bensalla, Mr. Keel ; Maley, Underwood ; and J. Callow. Two -pence by the day on emery 0 Hundred Pounds ' - Pa ' Chebib, and Amin (Pirates), Mr. Smith, Mr . J. Smith, and Mr. Woolf. Zulieka (the Bride of Abydos), Mrs. Mudys ; hat published. by J. JENKINS, 48, amid, Sine 34 Inches of March, mud will he delivered, together with the , condimucted lit ob t a in rules, whereby the Committee . have . Znheirle, Mrs. Sherd; Oldies, Miss Cobalt; Casale, Mrs. by 17, are[ Coloured, price It. Ils. W. Interest due to respect of the Bills so desired to be ex. '7 "'unit' a registry of the age, place of birth, height, date of service, and on board of what ships; date of fleshes; Safie, . Vies Haltered. h d the A CORRECr REPRESENTATION of the cha " rd ,,,,, s „ ; ' 0,,*„...r•wia1, She 104 day o f Marc -' ca dscharge r and qmalilleatiturs of each man. By a ref resice After which, • [X. FUNERAL PROCESSION at the INTERMENT of .." -alc ' lBl '""""' t o' this registry. any use of the men may be identified upon THE FALLS OF CLYDE. Her ROYAL HIGHNESS the PRINCESS CHARLOTTE. The Exchequer Dills to be issued is Ortheßffe, and made my 6,,,,,,,, „ nacos. Ellen (mewed time), Miss solthse", bee 4 th Weems This esteem sod deeply affecting View of the last homers P"aele to or "rderl as above m e mf meed.. As the applicants in the course of the first few days ea st Ibis Theatre. paid to a Primers., than whom the Aeons of England pre. " a " im either tfll'ufeeee'l by mode/semen , . or tr il l be Pei" corded toy wine hundreds the smasher fur whom it was rm. The sew Greed Tragic Play of The Bride 4 Abydos, „ et „t one more ty beloved is irk or , ora y saio. to the Bearer, if the fitatth sh a ll *at he •Pled six sible to provide lodgiug, withom incurrg consideraWe will be acted every night of Performer* till farther no- stil l y t eeseom o i e d eat h , i s t a m f rom the Castle auk apps. N.D. AU Exchequer Hills dated prior to thetlth Fehns- bag dd,notlonly to themselves, but also to s he public health, tire site the sj srhet. „ modem,. The p igems. R . R. ore, 1817, hare bee* adwertked to he paid off, and the la- (a very lare proportion being sick or diseased) it was deemed Due notice will be gives . of the next performance of The DAVIS, are all in their respective Cestonee• ; and t he whole tars" 14 er•°" " I " rs ** l/ advisable to admit into the geueral depot such only as were Turret Clock,. mud Ilarkquie's Vision. . may justly be pronounced ma true sod impressive a repel- free from infection, disorders, giving those fur wlwm sorb motatiur of that awful scene as the Graphic An can MESSRS. BARCLAY. PERKINS, mid s eeemeewlelhan could not (from Boom considerations) be TII EA THE-E 6 rA 4 cor 11.1fra A RDEN. produce. co. beg leave to infursithe Public, that the winds- imme d ia tely mad e, oe rue *Wm a dmithm e e M t TO -MORROW , SATURDAY , Feb. 14. Also may he hod of the same Publisher. hod Report of a Seizure having been made by the Officers prints could mot be obtained, a daily supply uf u bi l •ea he d H al li ii . will be acted,. Musical Play, called The MARTIAL ACHIEVEMENTS of GREAT BRI- of Excise upon their Premises, is totally False, and without money, until at places could be procured rue their iecep- GUY MANNERING: TAIN mad HER ALLIES. from this Year 1800 to 181$; the alighted fousdatio• ; and that there neither is, nor bet tins. OR, THE GI PSIS PROPHECY. Cr.. °IMMO pummels's ' • embellished by $8 Saely-mdoured been, say Exchequer Process, or Info r m a ti ou o f an y he ' d In as short a time as it was possible to get tbe Dromedary Colonel Mansferiug. Mr. Abbott ; Hew, Benesist. Mr. Plates, by Heath. Elephsell 4to. price 161. it boned% Large or sort whatsoever, laid against their House before the Board prepared fur their aemininiodalioa, the sick mem were lodged Brilsam, in whirls character he will heterodox?, hi Act 11. am Piper 2 i. of Excise. ou board her, under the care of Dr. Robertson, and the tae. Irish Melody. and "The• Night was spreading o'er 480 4. - The NAVAL ACHIE'VMENTS of GREAT BRITAIN. Southwark, Feb. 11, 1818. • usury minute. owl in Act 111. Benee's Address w his Amy. " Souls from the Year 1793 So 1816; compeinag $7 accurate sod se Such is • brief outline of the proceedings of the Comvilt. , tee. They purposely abstain from entering isle, the minor wh * bee wi' Wallace bled."-Dosiisie Sompono, Mr. Onely-colooreil tatiana, by Whbooobbe, alb* most - NE PLUS ULTRA LOTTERY. details of the measures adopted by them. tu guard against Listuw; Madre Oarsmen., M. Emmy ; Dirk Hotterwiek, important Naval lilt Period; with*" the spiritualist, of Us to the relief of - oilier objoets Mr. Tokely ; Gilbert Gluons. Mr. Blsockard. Lucy Be,- Oakial Ace/ant of Nark Anise. Elephant Ito. price 151. DIDDING and CO. pledge themselves to prove E. to any one who will do them the favour I s, call at lima thus for whoa' the subsceiptiuu was entered into ;-ur tram, bliss Stephens; Meg Merrilies, Mrs: Erna, is boards ; Large Paper ISL their °Smog No. 1 , Eerahill, awl 24 6 . Holborn, that those the Manx of distressed seamen from other parts ',the king 'Aldr which, for the 4th time anew Melo. Thema, with sew Scenes and Diremrstioos. called BRITISH AND FOREIGN PUBLIC LIBRARY, really have a greater probability of gaining nCA VITAL es i st i ez „ it (w h ich appears in great measure to have been THE I t.t.usTil lOUS TRAVELLER; CONDIRT.FTRIBUT. MANOVIDLOQUARIL LONDON. Prise than ever occurred before, independent of the EXTRA the consequence of a temporary superabundance of seamen) OR, ToE FORGES OF KANZEL. MR. COLBURN has the pleasure to acquaint Prizes of TWELVE PIPES of Port Wine; there are 100 b y the eouptim, o f sica.„,,,, fee o b ta l e i ne immediate eil,. Count Waldemar. Mr. Abbott ; Count Berodont (a Danish his SUBSCRIBERS and the PUBLIC in reefed, Capitate , all Sterling Money, bleindlnlf gagemests fur these poor men in vessels outward-boned, to Nobleman). Mr. Macremly ; Breen (Master of the Forges), that be has THIS DAY published his SUPPLEMENTARY THREE....Prises 0f.... L. 30,000 !! ! the eickairnsof other IDOOM, who might thereby have been Mr. Farley; Gray (his Nephew), Mr. Liston • Straub, Mr. CATALOGUE,eoutaining olleasrda of FIFTY rIIOUSAND and the Public Cannot fail to remark. judging from the post. exposed to difficulty irt obtaining *employment. Coiner. Catharine (Wire of Brelle0), Mrs. D;venport •; El- VOLUMES, mid conspeisine all ils" litterestin MODERN that the principal Prizes in the first Lottery drawn in the The geared result of the proceedinp, which the public link (Daughter of Straub), Miss Shaw; Udolpba (Wife of PUBLICATIONS (Eaglish, Freaeh, sad Italian) that hare year, are almost certain to he sold as PI DDING's Offices, benevolence has thus enabled the Committee to adopt, are (*omit Rereselorß), Mrs. Fagg*. appeared to the peened day. With • grateful ackuowledg. as woolen the last Prise of 20,000 Guineas, Two Prizes of ma fullowai-1,230 men have bees received ow board of the Oa 31unday, the new Tragedy ',Fazio. most Of the very distiaguislied promisee with which Ibis 20 • 00 ni• Ire. Sic. ke- seven vessels vetoed by the Admiralty foe that purpose, and The new Grand Pantomime, called Haelequis Gulliver, meant has ever b em , h isoo „ e d i t h e p iropneme phedgeo or: The Flying Island, will be repealed we noltdaY, sod himself to minium his utmost exertions to misers Sob- A FEW SIMPLE QUESTIONS. Of these 349 have been disposed of in the navy, in the twice a week till farther notice. "'Tiber,. whether is Town or Country, au ample wed imme- inerediant's crevice, or otherwise provided The new Melo-Drama, called The Illostriou Traveller, dine supply of the Books ilvy desire. mid he feels confided 'OU' 0 you wish to live at eon ? fur ; and many adhere are expected to be or, The Forges of Lass.), will be performed twice a week th at b y the various new as ,„ s „, em , be he. l ately „ mim e. Step to EYTONS if you' please, provided with ships in • few days. (on the alternate nights of the Pautomisae) till further eel in London, and his Continental connexions, that be shall Wooed you rid your mind of care? 162 are on board the Dromedary, appropriated mortice. 'Keel them more than ordinary satisfaction. To ETTON'S go, and buy a Share? exclusively to the sick; of whom II AAP A new Comic Opera, called Zooms, or The Tree of Health, ti,f Books seeped to Sultocriber• (its Boxes) to all parts Wou'd yom your owe carriage keep? IDIIOIII CASES. will be produced, fur the first time, todsotrow sermight. of Hie Kingdom sod in may 'reality, on primate of a pro- To EYTON go before you sleep. 3 have been seat uu shore fur misconduct. portionsie finba s uiption. %You'd you doily drink your wiue ? b have died. • THE GENUINE DR. JAMES'S POWDER The Subscription, te sti eases, to be paid at the lime of To ETION go, and lose no time. 711 remain on board the receiving ships (beside, AND ANALEPTIC PILLS, soberribitsg. Wou'd you lie on bed of down? the 162 sick). A " F. prepared es usual lay P. Nutlet:toy and The printed Coaditivea sad Regulations to be had at the F.YTON caw your whiles uvula. -- Soo*, sod sold by them at No. 45. St. Paul's. Loudon; tabeetT Won'd you fill your bags with gold? 1.230 and 29, Dame-street Go to EYTON as you're told. who may he Ikon classed, viz. ..... Sanger, 150, Oxforilottireet. Dublin; sod by their Agent, Mr. NEW IRISH LINENS. WITH THE PRESENT IM- The 4th of March in very near, Fit for service Healthy meet, bet unlit for the merchant service., 180 Mr. Newbery by his Allidsvit, and by regular Deeds end PROVEN ENTS IN FLAX. AND THE PATENT Auld you can have no cause to fear, Issarin, and on that mecum.' unfit 56 Assignation, has proved incontestably his Property in diem IMPERIAL TWINE SHIRTING CLOTH. . For Ou• Nom, Seveu you may g ai n Foreigners, of whom 30 are fit our employ, the rest Medielnee l meel his Pumem " a the °'igiind Recipes ‘ r MILLARD most respectfully informs the Emegh to bluish care sad pain. unfit .. '47 crinipnuoinug them, ender De.Jamses's baud; of which he XI • Nubility, Familiar, soil the Public. the mew IRISH Avid should a Bleak heal! you get, Foreigners desirous of toeing scut house lt sat the sole Depositary. The Bentsen too of Dr. James LINENS. with Ilse pullout lm in the prepared's"' That may please you better yet ; Black mese, of whom 20 are fit fur employ, the rest himself, in an Alfidavit, published in 1777, lace thews, that be of Flax, saudi give them great durabinty, mould, stamped Twelve Pipet of Wise is no menu this& unit admitted Mr. Newbury to lie peeved with him at the pewees with im tom sea, let 7 s t a s sod 54158, avid also is ass Ia which, like ashes, you may swim ! Mee mistime to be recut to that parishes of talking his Fever Powder-41ml only person now lino; 5 et„ and 6.405 s foe Mbeetimes stsol Pillow Limos, at his Then baste, my friesda, make nu rielsy,) —. who ran claim that advantage. The identity of the Powder „ so „ sap Nu. 16. Cheepoide, exelearely. The Patent Go haste to EYTON, haste away, :••• 711 preparcil by Mr. Newbury, and that by Dr. James, is also , win 7 o : ll. (made palely at Forage come slew, by Tr All your puree, ur wet your clay. ) au.. .dittoed by the chemical analysis of Mr. Professor Brawde, ' stem) desirable fur its ennalonveswes to health is hot and _____, _ The Committee have great satisfaction in stating, that it and Mr. Acetone ; and mean/tied by the marked ansetim camixesbau Climates. a nd /wins economy, being meth time. appears from the Report of the Examiuing Committee, who given to stir. Newheryle Preparation by the must respects. ble meiotic bodies whose amushers arc eminently qualiBed to nor im durability, Ice. to every other kind of Airtime Cloth, REP 0 R T d a il y wait the receiving ships, that the men sew in getters' whether Beton. or India, kr add is entire Boxes and by the CIAMPI; as comfortable as circumstanced will admit ; Bud, juelze if its autheuticity, and whose extensive orders be 0 .,_ , . . _._, y esso is. re red and upwards las OF THE with very few exceptious, ahazzeut reeve. regusarey 11111nippro, unitinues to supply. .. ab ove said at uu wiser House. Preach Cambria, of the GENERAL COMMITTEE FOR THE RELIEF OF The following is • wale showing to what manner the men DISTRESSED SEAMEN, t a s Fr° ;:bi l i ke.e , will i l a w eom biell yi ec ,d, callitA t h a be t Pe t b, rveri amm e4 b i l u g : P o li f i ' 3 l ii r : elsiaies: whi Va t le e a bo cie ra w e nee ris F rec alic u ic lia . ri s t sd " Cambr rima ie far tlaad veh kee t ;h a ie s t d • F... 8,1918. ' are victualled : the expeuse of each Mau is about 3d. pre XG. G. Jams, C that the Cmyposilkose sold by 31r. New- with stay. beeper* spwrierue," is • palpable nod gross deception : ens. Pelee. J. MILLARD Patentee Importer of Frew* Cambric, -- seem .-- 42 - 3 •••• - •viCt it 2 . 5 " r• . ra•,;.l- I, .. 0 „, an imputatiom of fraud awl perjury ever against his an F • mucb usce : Nu. 144 & upside. The Meeting held at the City of London Tavern on the ' a ~., • Grandfather, Dr. Janus himself. sth of January last, having appointed a Committee casuist I r . a "• u - .1 ' i i" • F z y. , :.- - FRANCIS NEWBERY. tag of fifty-eight persons (with power to add In their num. g . 41 ; ? ".1 I 4 --- n . I I St Paul's, ST Nov. 1817. ATK I NSON's FLUID , for the growth of the her), and subscribed the sum of 4501.--the gentleines uo. a ; 1 • ;1 " I --- HAIR, t ROM ATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR - NI,. Original Invention of Mr. Henry, and brought by study is the late improvvaiesta its Chemistry, ili• , urciliSive improvesoesta to. the h • ' , wt. , . to be prepared and Su Id tiri to i lag Chemists, Manchester. highest perfection) con. him to prepare the article OU *se most aufallible Id by Meow*. HENRY, 3lanu. Ladies or Gentletuen, is founded ow a discovery of the causes which titillated met the next day at the King's Mead Tavern iu the Monday... „ 1 10.4 I 10,.e. eumbiord with asiteh Poultry, for the porpoise of arranging u pinii for carrying intu To. .' . 1 Alto. if,lo 1 2.. has . esab i led immediate effect the inteuti .... of the Meeting, which was-to owls ••• • l i IQs l i loos 1 2 . 1 .• 2 I I VII. I treacly ea. clear the metropolis of the devtils! d e acid diseased persons is Wednesday .. litsis I m o s t__ . _ 1 ii.,. Iph 1 w h ose if l ir is weak and begiuning to the garb of staiaru, who aPPeart tit the streets mud cn- Th or mi., ..,, I ._ i_m_is . ......i________l 211,, 2 1 fig:i fall off, by applying the Fluid, it will arrest its further de- vinous . Phis a•werahle preempted Liquor Is • crimple's(' of highly cay, and restore it to its pristine atreolth,. *hickory*, and Friday As these persons were known to he nomerons, the Com- _ I lib. I ill'. I___ A TK INSON's FLUID, for the growth of the HAIR, is founded on a discern y of the mosses which occasion baldness; this discovery, conshisaml with mach study in the late improvements in Chemistry, has enabled him to prepare the article on the most infallible principles. Ladies or Gentlemen, whose Mir is weak amt beginning to fall off, by applying the Said, it will arrest its further de cay, and restore it to its pristine strength, *Mekong, and beauty ; and where baklavas has already taken place, whe ther wrislux from illness, perspiration. change of climate, intense study, anxiety of mind, or hereditary coupes, by a more regular perseverance it is eipially certain its its effect*. The cases where it hss succeeded of late ate sip ussuserout, as to CMIOC within the cirek of almost every our acquaint ance; bot where 'scepticism still prevails, iniustruas cases and further eineidatiou are given in a Pamphlet, "An Essay on the Hair,' enclosed runnel each Bottle. The Fluid is also an excellent article fur moistening Ladies' Hair its stressing it, frees it front scarf, makes it *oft and gloesy as silk, and keep's it in curl daring exercise iu dancing, walk iug, Ace. or in damp weather. Sold, price 3s. 6d., and (toe Guises, by the Proprietor, !antes Atkinson, 43, Gerrard-st►eet, Sulso.sopeare, Landau; and by must Perfumers and Hair-dressers in the kingd•un. N.B. As above are sold, ATKINSON'S DYE, fur cheats ism Grey or Red Hair loan Ashore or Black; and ATKIN SON'S AMBROSIAL SOAP, foe enioving Freckles, lied. ness, he. Irv, the Skis, prevents its chapping, mud mikes it beautifully smooth, white, stall crest. A RONIATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR (the nt Original Invention of Mr. Henry, and brought by hi. successive impruvetesuts to the highest perfection) con. I.nth• to br prepared and Sold by Messrs. HENRY, 3lanu. lie' sting Chemists, Manchester. This a:eruite perfumed Liquor is a compelled of highly eu.deldribd Vinegar with the 111101111 pleasant Aromatics sad itli,Arious Antiseptics. Its mural odour adapts it for stiurditez relief in Headaches, Fainting*, ike.; lend readers it peculiarly refreshing in crowded or heated r ~,,, ~,,. snit in the close apartments of she sick. It count, reels, 11,0 , the spread of ulcerated Sure Throats, Typhus and Scull rreerrs, and other infectious diseases. The Aiornatic %titular may be exported, without any injory, to hut climates, where it is found particularly grate ful and . denary. As, however, Teeny spurious and inferior Itteparat,ons are told under the imam and similar names, the public are requested tu observe, as the only proof of its 941 " g gre.itine, that the names of Messrs. HENRY, Mau i thester, a.e engrarcel on the stamp. Sold wholesale and retail by Bayley and BUM. Coekaptir street ',the only Ageuts in London authorised by the Petr iprietars), in bottler, price Se. 111 d. each 7. wh,re may be hail, 6 1Kmige Hoses of Gold, Silver, Cerselisn, Crystal, Ice. at !r, HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA, in bottles, • 94.; and larger with glass stoppers, at 48.6 d. medti Ika man being on the stamps. As these persons were known to be nnmerons, the Com mittee were desirous of engaging premises for tempurasy offices In some convenient place; but on she wiry 6.at dAy of their meeting, so great was the throng, and so urgent she distress of the poor people, died every other consider . ..lli gave w.iy to that of affording them relief in th► shortest pos sible time; and therefore, as Mr. Bleeders liberally con. rented to allow the Committee to occupy tht requisite num ber of rooms, on very moderate terms (although he was ex posed to serious inconvenience by the number of miserable objects who, fur several days, rendered his house almost in. accessible). the Committee have coutiumed to transact their Wasik...es at his Mary gewikmer having offered themselves as member, of the Committee (which has at length increased to the number of seventy), it was judged expedient to divide and appor 'jou the 'forties to be performed, 11111011 C then. ; and hefted irg the following Aluli-Csmaltfees were immediately formed, Friday Saturday Sunday 1 0.4 I In.x. I _ 2:6. 2 .L". I 111. 1 :c a • Werk. 14 oz. ILL • Z . 14. 111. I.Z. I 46.1 26 616 I 2 I lif is A lateral issue ban been mach of suap, ratios, combo, braisbt., &c.; and, be ass a.idili.sual allowaisee of clutli tor, each man has a hisskrt given la in ua j. tttt i l a ►hip. •I•bu esiabbslnariat ut elltieesa un l i and of each ship, run sista of a C 1111 l sissualer, nwtr , and clerk ; and the warrant oQtcrnif the v4ip setusiu uu tabard 1;1 lint iu pees virtu( Toe literate expense of this t, including table sum, to officers, is 17a. 10.1. per dny Inc rah •hip. The expense of the niciiical tiepin 'meat sr About it 12a. per slay. The Cioasaitteecitanut mike report without scksow. leasing the prompt amid which lids hemo paid to Ihte aeveral applications which the Committer have had *erasion to make to the Lords of the Admiralty. hit vessel" 6 1101 CO, eud medicines; to which atteatiou they succtm Lt. A Depot Committee; to whom wee charged the care a providing temporary lodging and food fi.r the men. 2d. A• Examining Committee (consisting principally of Per l 'ut. : C 0, "' 4 1 r '''''w ..4, ' ot 11.• . ie.. . -'. . • - , . ''' % . . . PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. of their exertions in speedily relieving the distress of the unfortunate objects of their rare, is very materially tu 1w w hinnied. The Committee lisve also received 3110 suite of clothing, frum the Secietar, of State fur the Hume Depart ment. EMPLOYMENT. A certain number of Gentlemen have tende►txked to su perintend the employment ofthe seamen, and the Admiralty Iwce given directions to the Nary Board to supply a guan ine of junk, 10 be made intn pointy, gaskets, &c. The solicitude to he useful (which has been strikingly masiifeweil by the attention of Ilse nautical members of the Cuutanittce), has been confined to use particular clam or sect. And the Committee have not been siuntiudful of the mural improvement of the men—the Rev. James 'Nike, A.M. anti Mr. Matilr,have repeated!) performed divine service on Want the several receiving ships.—llibles have !seen distril►uted-- snd the general conduct of the men during Amine servico has been t exemplsry.—Dr. It N. amid Mr. Ran of the Hun. L.I.C.S. have gratititunsly coutiiLutedl their medical aid. . _ The Committee cmoeielering that the objects for whicit (bey have been appointed, will have been effected by thee .11th of this munth, have given notice., that alter that day. un application fur relief will be attended to ; except fruw► such seamen es shall be actually dimmed, us disabteil films -- labour by age, buddy defect, ur infirmity. Committee coweidei it of importance that the public sbuielil be Odom; el of Ill Air having prolonged the period of their examinations to tut above date, in ureter to afford stn opportunity In every proper object within the Metropolis, of becoming :In appl.ctot ter the beuttits eel the charity (of whom wily tee have lately piei.riite.l themselves) ; &Ilea that therefore, sorb a. c•nntinnt• to inf.•a( the. sheets of Weet 'cluster, cal places at a distance fruni the immediate °prem. limns of the Committee, may, generally speaking, if not al ways, he deemed to lee impartors. The Connotive desire is. conclusion, to express a hope • that the utensil adopted by these (due allowauce being made for the little time Alowed fur ~,, ), are as the public will approve. Tbry can ■a.nre the Soleeceihers, that never was charity bestowed upon object. of greater interest, or by whom it war more waisted, ur more gratefully at ; and, fur thems►lves, the Committee can wills tenth add, never was their time employed mute to the gra tification uf the brat ferlingeof their nature. The Committee of Finance repent, that the total amount of subscriptions ►eceived by the Treasurer is, eleven thou. sand uiue hundred and thirty-eight pounds fourteen shilling and ten-pence. The monthly expenditure of the establishment is about one thousand pounds, exclusive of clothes, bedding, and ship chandlery. _ _ _ As soon after the 14th current as the Committee shall ha able to ascertain the number of individuals minimising the various dunes described by their arrmaerinegst, tb•y will re port fur the isforeartion of subscribers the entwining pro mised for the ultimate disposal of the wbuk recusiuiug uu board. I. E. CORDON, Hos. Secretary. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF C 0 31310/01,TnnitspAy, FZII&WAY 12. SHEFFIELD MANUFACTURERS. Lord alti.Toi rose, to present a fetitian from several Materifartarers of Merl Cutlvey in Slivffie!d and the vicinity, contplaiuiug that tie buffered considerable injury front the manufacture in their neighbourhood of wrought-iron, which wit* made to bear a polies, asul rtriernhle the steel that they themselves manufactured. Iron articles were thus made to resemble cast steel, and from being. manufactured at twenty err cent. cheaper, they found their way iota the foreign market, and from their inferior wear had a tendency to undervalue the real Slieflield work, which, f ur t wo h un d re d an d fifty year., hid received an admitted superiotity all over Ersiono. Lord! Last:m.l.Es thought the Petition entitled to the consideration of the House, particularly from the circumstance slated therrisi, that a sort of article had gone abroad which bail an eventual tendency to in jure the reputation of thereat steel-wos ker, who had p.trioubly found a sale iu the foreign minket for his goods. The Petitioners did not want to pre vent the manufacture of polished iron. but they did wish that the Legislature should make the nia utafeet met put a panicitlar stamp on his walk, he prevent its being taken for quite a ia l t:7n: 11111 . 4 bUillellOr article. Ile would only desire a Commit-, tee for this Petition, as it itorolved the jute's:ls of three - davit-a of versals., who certaii ly hail each sight to be heard in their own ; these were. thi sisai.utictuter iu cast-iron, Ilse ludesufacturer ist 000-steel, bud the work e r in wrought-ste e l., On o r Lord MILTON, this l'•ttitiost wits referred to a Committee to report thereon. WATERMEN ON THE THAMES. Sir J. 5111.4 W presented a Petition frosts the W. tenor., employed ott the River Thames, praying fns a re consisferation of, and alteration in, the Issas affecting their body.—This Petition was firs] on the table. RIBRAND WEAVERS AT COVENTRY. Mr. l a k:Tra Moulin FOSe to pr. sent I Petition front the Milhaud Wearers at Coventry, compliant nig of the situation in which they were plover.. %%lieu the prices t.f their Ishour were Itt!l, they r illy supprot their fatuities, tool when owing to the badness of the tinter these were reduced. .iey were compelled to hare recourse to the Door's rdro. which twitted it greet grievance to the people of CloVrlltry, who lied to woke up the deli:Utley, though the 111 ioulacturers doll others et a who droll/ell it profit flo u t their woi It, contributed no hiuß towafils the relief of the workers. The object of the Petitioners was to pray the Legislature to enact some new regulations in the mode of hind. g apprentices to this trade, and also to regulate the rates of wages in 111 better nullifier. lie wouhl not enter into 1110fe detail al present. as a filter amt 'woe regular opport 111 l ity would hereafter 'arise fur outisidet lug the matter at issue. Mr. DUODALE said. that. as it 'Magistrate of the county of IVartisii:k. he thought oinnethiog should he don e for the Lowy climes wearem in that ills.. tact whir dirt the mode I . • tell out by the Peti tuners was the proper.colirse, he would not under take to say, but some regulation wee, he thought, weenie' y. The Petition woe then ordered to be referral to Couthiattre. NOTTINGHAM GAS LIGHT BILL. Ou ill; uaUtiou of Mr. 4. SMITII. ieiIYCW 61 girt, 'N.CII.III. 11016 WIZ ~=. .4R • - 4.1 It; I 4