The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1819-06-29 00:00:00

r i . C 2 NVNIBER 5166 kgl.s TI! 1.;.4 riftrlN EVENING. TUESPAY. June Q. sktiy particular desire), Megaree•pepular Opera of DON tiIOVANN L After which the favourite Grand Be et of lI:LP:MAW) E. The iJobilily, So!orrrlrrre 11/ the Opera, itol the Public. • rrt roformrd, that the cometrireempot of i••incri. Opera prasnii Lavine been to moth retarded by a:•rnal alieratiowi of the Theatre, it it deemed arena _ Opera :'our Tlirradaya daring the month of c.insanener no Thom's) , next. with • new Opera by einu.. IL:leipouts Felice; a new Pirertitenreut ; the .4. ACI of the eelrbratei) Comic Opera o! 11 Fanatics per .a Musico; and a rawrite Ballet. ry 1.1 [i.e FOR THE, BENEFIT OF MR. YATEIL. Tii-EATKE-itirr AL, COVENT-GARDEN. CIFJIS EVENING, .TUESDAY, June g 9, .1 Mill Ime performed; Xholtoprored Comedy of TSIE MERCHANT OF VENICE. . Alr. Yatts (his first apparsner in that elni, us 7 %Awn ICI 4111,44414 A *mil ropihir Settp. A fter mtg. in i lation, r: I!.F AN lIOUIi IN ENGLA ND WITIIOUT COZENING ! ' ..le Swigs of " The Mail Cosa," owl " The Royal 1. W 'madded (not acted these ten years), Murphy . * • crlebratrd Farce of Yates, in which hr will intro•luce • among a •trirty elf oilier IMITATIONi :— n Causiga;. - M.eaars. Finery and SIMITIOIIII, is the egi 19, it!Pii!l. Niunileis, Kean. Hl:meliard, a! Nlathena, in °lentil Soliloquy in Richard !IL red Plates to be had at Mr. ftrandon, at the c and ;if Yates, 51, great Martburough•alveet. LAST WEEK BUT ONE UNDER THE EXPRESS PATRONAGE OF HIS HIGHNEAS Titg PRINCE REGF.NT, Anil by Authority of the Lord Chamberlain. 7ti EA TITR.ROY .4 L. HA Y-N .4 RI r . _ . 7:.. aly of l'crtwaters lately noting nt the Theatre- Drol.laue, most respectfully beg lea , c In atilt? to tor l'ob!ie, that as the Inte Sraates at that Thegire bas .„.ftoderably abridged of its avoid ilarattna fa me ...a the must material i‘mitn.o.-tiee and el , ;iris's .i• r.iny i.l the Meotteit Of tljat his j. •a: 11..:LerA the Prts.rt Its gcot has most crar:oosly and i:• vllrtaly condescended to bestow his ltrysi Pa f,.t O w P er f ormer s to set far a short prnutt at this air?. The aappart at the N..bi;ity,Getitry; and Pub 'tc grraTal is utast reopectfal:y firms I'ItESEN'E TUESDAY. .(tine .29, vii;l be triachted Ili. u. seniors Mem-drama, ia too ..cls, colird • THE JEW OF 1.0 RUCK 0., TH F. N FART OF A FATI/ Tat• '1".• :es • f Lubeck, Mr Rar Onnovnar, 11 r. llorntaio ; 3Tr. Erneon:h. H.):4 (24 Mk., S. Hontb • L., 11 0.1 Slnith64)P. Anti' which the Mnsieal Entertainment of .1.1-1 E Y•lernz IVII.Itur, Mr. Rae; 11.11t1 Wilding, Mr. ; Pa r 1:..4t, GAttir . Abss(irautishrrt i alt.s. Urger ; :tlisb (iugl tat y, 31,4 t.. yre. • 'Cu eunelude with the Ft.rer nr PAST TEN i)*CLOC,N. Po=re, Vrt. Munden; Snow, Mr. Gattiel Captain Yarnol.l, %furry Punvtual, Mt. 11auibIu. : mu", Atm Ur ger; Lacy, Mims S. Booth. r., r n .•rrow. iwkte slid Verity—Lovers' Quarrels—ausl ; .c I's ;s suet at Lame. 2111:9:xei•no1at, ENfaisti OPER1•110(1sC, 111.4 s PRESENi .... i'fiESUAI', June 29, 5 oil( I.e rrforatra, mond timr, a sootiest Comedy, . Is o acts, called MY OWN RIVAL! LUCY; and LUCY. SOVIIY. C6 vq , :mters—Mr Wev,,eb, Mr. Lancasier, Mr. Wilkinson, 111 rs. Gi,,cr, Miss Kelly, and (Her then R a ys!) Miss a truc t to , performed, Srst tour [Lase P 4 era yawl, Itig Cu r.tst;wra. ip tin ce acts, called THE JOVIAL CHEW; t),, THE MERRY 11EGUARS. (11.1rodc, Mr. Lunen.ter ; Sprinzlowc, Mr. Wrench ; Rao ,!?lt, Mr. W. S ClAttcrlcy ; Mr. ['carman ; Hilliard, `lr li.o.6.lltuist) .1 wire ClAck, Mr Donut'. itacbei, 31 in y ; ltrnal. Miss I. SAY etialon. w will hr aiiilt.il..thr fuvotiritei ()pi recta cnIL IRE AN %%JAI Eli. Captain Marry. Mr. But Me. Thrifty, Mr. W. S. Chat trrlry. ;thy. Miss Lure, Furbish, Mi.s I. Strvveison. 13. , ues, ba ; ruler, 31,-I'it, :is.; &cant; Prirr, . ti i i.utr. r (1111.ry,::•.; &run.' Protr, tr.—C:prtr n•, Is.; Second rrice, 0, Marrs, l'irbete, Asiatus:title r the Srviun, awl Pitemr Buses (with,the aileuretatte of a urparate entrrnev so Fart. r street), to be had of Mr Steyr:punt, at tbr Bes %timid entrance, titan Tin till Four ; anti uC Mr. 1 I i6rary, 170. New Bouttuirvet. :I.I.CIUW, Up All NI;Itt: FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. SURREY TB EArk rilliv; EVENING, TUESDAY, June 29, 60,1 I luriot the %Vedic, at Hall past Six precisely. ‘3l: h.. I ..scadd (4011$ time) Ike unprecrtteated pupular of Till!. HEART OF MID•LOTIIIAN. 5•14 m, Duke of Aro , le (second tiatiC. Mr. if wide" ; the Dutubirdikrs, t.lr. Fils•iliistn ; Geordie Itohort• • ...hop Stutio!oil, Mr. Watkins; Nil. tt ; '•% ,•! Drs.'{, Mr. C:iffurd ; Rertcu Boiler. Mr. nunnery. e4, o l ittr• QuetD Of EAlgiatili, Mn. ; LAO) Su Gib ; Iroyou ; EfEe Drats, Mica Joiras; Jefektde thane, Miss • ; Mrs. Glass suil Margery M A. Brooks. After which ( . 1 1 •241 . 4 lime) 1g2i.g= 1 .,1 . (40 F. MAD! OR. THE SIEGE 01: TROY. Chereeteri--Major Dennis Murp.ll. Mr. Atka* ; Choi.ie, Mr. Fawcett; Squire Carsii , ir. Ap Truurbrou, Watkins; 11101).14U:1i, Mr. Frith; Mr. Glib, Mr. Fits. Mrs. Ouqtcul, Mr.. Brooks; Ilrs. rtis.buJy, Miss Tr.,jsmit—Priata, Ur. Gilbert; Mr. Hue'ley; Wykii. b..vrria Nov(Hire roe in ar.tkr preperstien. • CHIPPIYO If A HIVET. IIeNTS. 1 1 1 0 he SOLD Ivy l'lt t!()NTRACT, s eonsferialde VA5llll' 11011$1:, sills 015.er, Gar.. 4.-pr, Farm Yard, anti shunt acrid...4n li e rts of tl eh Lull sad Copyhttld Laud asij sssss Ida !loose is seated npna a dry,dteal thy spot, trith is 6V411. omiutart.ligm a 'lnsertsl retro of 11n Itn4o, as d•nitnis , .ibic of beat ran lit awl beauty II( the Kentish', Li , est au.l aistrr, H. 1 04 and the arrrunntits.l Ceitittry ; and contains four It.toupt on e;.(11 Floor. The (litters are gum!, and the f:•trdeis• planted •ilh standard and wall-ftnit Ursa; elmie M alou pt.:active Kilelnit-gardets. F”r further •Parimnlars apply 10 Illessrs. Biunirt.ll, iip...dts, sad Iteddisla, Testicle. LAST NIGHT SOT TWO. K (NO+ Tl 4 EAT it E CON CRS r.ROOM. _ LONDON,. TUESDAV, I ',JUNE . 29 kl 9. IIFISS ACA its; houour of On £7l. unuoriui to the Nubility, Gentry, sad the rebfie, that her Fourth literary awl Musical Regalia', called THE SHANIROCK. Is which 'she will Eke' her lowa' ions of.the and Yorkshire Dialeer, will take phier TO. MOIII:OW EVENING, WEDNESDAY, June 30, 1619. Nisi Aun SCOS. WIIII.6IPCAVeII with every truunnnyof •ip. twohatinu nn her third appearance in public, and will ngale preside, at the pianoliu re, and peaurrn o r•seral pieces of al nate. TilE APOLGON tomtemtions inter , &awl ' tur•> Mow. 'lsmer day TrWo Twelve o'Cloet; tilif.er, at in!, Si. tialiti , r lire litiratf..slo VAt..orafe .01.1,1 , 1 Itufal littiltneas the lore Koren*. I he' ottrust.vot th.rfwmA the totrtoluettuo to Houd.r UrilligCrtt Oc4lllt, Miotarea tlvertnre to 7.3otresdote, an.: Ittetto't eel. heated Watery . sluactuaost, wait a Irmoteno etre,:t nn.l reciolue to an 7 Ot (begin of the' moot •e•et.tic pre rot there A Jent trance One INtiE NFX ) JOON• ANDERSON, lafr hol.aatioz oi the Ent laths Her applying[ to Mr. threu, No 3. 11.11-yard, :N. way hear of saute thitar to their asivirattgr PRIRYF.NTVIN OF FORGERY OF BANK NOTES. I ENS of NOTES. on an entirely near 17 riinciple, which it jar conceive.] cannot be copied by any Vac-ever or I'►iater, are nose ExmorrlNG at 302, Strand, corner of Newraetle....treet. Admission 11.— R. Seotiss:espretfaitly acquaints the Publig. that that Speci rotas uf.Nutes mile submitted to their lospection have um ski-gime tie private scrutiny of Art' amid Idechauists of the fiat ability, who are unsinionatily of upiniuu, that i► is Out possible to imitate them to any degree, so as to &wise the Public- fly this new method, riery Note will exhiliit the Risme appesrance, however thilt Impressions, as Coe Plate will suit require to be repaired after tummy mil lions have been printed; and each Note 1111111 present as, eveta for a series of years, a cons/Otte ussiforneity of appear. mace, the least attempt at fuirery tronld be inistaatly ditto icreil Ly the Public. It will be sent by an Inspection of the apeciinen between the Glasses, that the smallest possible variation woul•l strike the rye of the most COIGInoll oh. wryer, and thus fend to immernate detection. Ott There Jay seal he pahlq.l.ed, Ia 2 vole beo T ALES „I.itcverend GEORGE I RADOE. Printed far Jahu NI .1. ny, twirl...art.., This .lay a ptibli..bed, 1 , 1 s,o Ss. ed. I t UFAZEPPA.-- , h •It- Honourable 1.1)1t0 PYROO John Murray, A I ITIAr le•streel rilltiA TRADE. t wra tlie itortition or hlisii- JL rt nto base Owe"! with the oew Dottie' all the Teas in the WarehotlMElV, t.st iu cousreptence of the spirited rc. nontootraners of the Trade, pointing out the inju-sate of such a step, tile Chancellor cui•sentrd that time Duties should only e umnsousee with the &SIC which loeg in nu the Ist hostani, wool finished oil Thursday t h e 17th. _ . The Loudon Gensbne * Tra Company red particular plea. sore in stating, slcit there will out Ire (at least there OUGHT unt u. he) Imp advance to fie Public for thew! 7hrope Nuntis, as in coesacquveter of the u‘drer.sal olepereaiuks, Teat getterally hat t . bet.. purchased 011 more favourable Terms thou for tn.iny Tvara; the additional Vol., therefore, of 4 per rcpt. (being shunt 2,1. pcf lb.) is morc than counter balArieril ; an.l the London C.cssuine Tea Company, so far from iiiccessin..; their triers, are enabled to wi.ll a large pm portiou of their Tram Meter than it has b.seto possihle to do 1..5. twelve or fourteen years 'asst. —The comnt n Teas have Ipzeit gradually no the decline ever since this fiatablishrnetst tool Itioftsa, so justly eimilettiord by the Com pnoi, being principally ',aril to lower the better kinds, is I'Phi marketable, Lavin. fallen 2s. 3d. per lb. in the lest few us Ulli this &sr. it uf Tee, which seas sold in the Septeuilier Sale, sl 5s ILL a m t purchased at 3s. U.—Cilia Ynhlic need not be reminded that Dube* is never admitted auto the 1..,,,advu GcuulucTeit Company's IVarehouses.]—The Goer 'C ran :Ile, however, am canal , iu great demand, at rather advamed Prices, sod will no doubt continue to uitiet realty sal.. _ _ he C•irripany stow strongly recommend their Frienila to it being criy improbable that gond Teas will !wig remain at the preseut Prices. The following will br ftmottl must eacalleot, awl will give ituivettal balidactios: viz. The Ciintrany'a Wong. Conon, at 7p.; good Hyson at . _ . - . and in,t ;not tor - Pull Qivoured at nt 04.; fine 1%01-flavoured ditto, at 10s.; good Om:Aran Tea, at 6s. to es. 64. dint good Colnipoti Green, at Ga. 04. sad 7. ; awe Grreti.et Ps.; my Gue Pekoe, al 125.; and Purism its !papers, at I4s. The Looies,. Uraniue Tea Company insider themselves as a medium between the Trade soil the Public; and nude► that hors:mien caution all Families against parehasing ;ton, rearaa•as the nstuwishing reduction its not.a will suable, dealers, by mixing *bat hash with te,to Selt what they terns &seining Tea, evtn so low as ss. per lit. and au d ou bt the towii ail! he Pm... Wed wills Tca at low prices. The public will ;semi ire that many personas are snit a acrit of aching Witigikit the u►w duly; the London Cesmitie Tea Company lissom she Public, that nearly the whole tattle Teas HAWK , paid this duty are cheaper Ilan thus•' water. ■Atiti NOT; and it is anrpnsili Low isoy rPtect.solc dealer► can Ittuitipt to "IT sit rib a derepti ~,,, by pits' its‘ e p in their shops" Teas without the New *leis it is well known that Teas are cheaper 014.1 they were, are. n sifter ilea tutu July is paid. It is hoped. that Faint's.* who give the isrefermice to the Genuine Tea Company, will is‘d br deceirrd e•x tcraal mirathlraters which sassy maw he ...harry. J in all parts Of the Town, send *se difficult to he detect. d , IN* i n f i llito r criterion, however, presents towll —TF:it is the oafs Article told by this Company; while all thew igITATIVe (:•,tulut titurs sett all kisol* of Grocery; so that the imitators r.ay be easily J:stiattsialied it this 4.trcuutataisce balsams is ini...l. The Company the Puhlic for the liberality with •hich ihrir Eistab.ist'intosts Gaye ken itti:sihireed--they again rep at th. tolt.hzeigiveis on simir opeoine, w NOTeM bee, awl 10 which iii.) thice.scrsapithansly adhered, to roll teas .•f die terry best quitliiics only, at the ktarat pot'a'ble pork Ou lute pi tees rani at site East leata llostse--cut they now respectfully sake their Ir.tsr, inicoding to addres. ihr Public at a. rh ry Jiwant period 911 Owl nature of theie wen —She circa isi•imic.• which Sllciideil is. ColslllNSCctUrOt h fit ohich Las aris.•lt it, ortuwyseoles of the Public —slid %twit hope the I r ublie will that •• a g- at frusta; good laae bees etanutetetl with inthristual an la•zr • Appllcitiiiiin fist A vitriol' in Towits sad alrea•ly supplied Wilt be )innstalostrly attria - d ry 4f 'NW paid. Upwards of ;too At. us* are aireauly lorpolitted. 1.1411C41111-14 tgrATl4.g-rtiosa—AP, Ualrwd•stract. This day is psblishe4i, _l2nin. it Is. • Second . . Esittiun of A RRI AGE:--AN , bvl. " There remains behiutt, tsut only a large harvest, hut labourers eapahle of nattering Mort Mau oar writer Is of lute Wiailuye J A I• nisi of Oils dencripliuto ; att.l if the present .iiithoo, bitosoif .ehuoitas, way be permitted to distinguish s brothel'," or perhaps a sister shiolvw, he would tueutiun, io porticufar, the author of the very lively work, entitled, " Norriage."—Cunclusiou of '. Trios of Ny Loorliora." . Printed for 301 m Murray, London ; and William Black. wow', Eilieba h • STATE OF TOE NATION. In a few days will tie pubtivhod, w Ilvo. It EM Ow. NA I'URE nerd OPERA TION of MONEY, with a vow to elotiJate the Effects of Ore prewar Cumulating 'William iJG.esi !Wedded to prove that the' National- Distresses ars attrl- Wattle to our Mum" Smuts By CAMBKIENSIS. A LUGATE, Cll'l.—A u sdetellelit niiiiiirtn- LW. oily for Persons in vast of HOUSF.ROLD FUR NITURE—The LONDON REPOSITORY for the VA RIN Kr-MAK ERS' SOCIETY, where there are idiom all kinds of Cabinet Goods, Mattresses and Feather B da, to with a great variety of Carpet., Blank. ts, Ticks, Quito., Counterpanes, Ike. and every (leget lotion of Filrnitere that is requisite to furnish Apartisteuts or liouves, always really, that enables them to I . lll.listb, at a few days and foil 20 percent. cheaper than any other Wilt! to London, at 71, I...itiletilialdstrert, item Aldeate ['amanita real Mattress and Feather bed Matinfactory sisal A gear) , Honor for the Cshisitt toAkere Society. The la:lowing Articles are given ass Sp clown of their low Prices:—Six Japanned Chairs, 11. Bs. ; a MOM Dressing 'Fable, I hv. ; a ditto .11asiin.sosail 10s ; Hearth Rugs, lkia. ; Seamen's Red and at ha. earls ; 4 fret G Mel) Tent Bedstea d !, 11. 74.; ho drred Mattress to fit, 11.; Feather Beds, 21. 165.; Mahogany Four-past Red steads 41. lha.; Midoseauy Chest of Drawers, 31 ; ditto Pewilittike Tables, 11. Ida. ; six ditto Chairs. and son rilt.rwts, 61. oa.; 4 feet 6 'mete Teot Bedsteads said Furniture. 4/ 4s. This Society riaperifully informs the Politic, that they have commenced the shove Estahloilieweist for the Etoployistrot and Support of • number of industrious Merhantes, with large Families, tool now offer their notaufact tired Articles in the Cabinet Luse, of the hest INtiekuianship, without any profit being req u ited upon the coods,earept the lasi e lomat, 07[111411PN the Workintm bro.g fully satisfied ullb having e u . s atast employmem. (*moats packed and sent to any part of the /kingdom ; pa chi.orte for'the. paekiiig, except packisog materials. . I ISCOII NTs. T o ," ..1.3 C. 1.11 1 .. V ISA I.k• rs and Ilerehisnes At-reposer , . t., 1 Iluy.l■tr) rik e „.,„l, Vil ; s elves it( .Trvile.serio owl VNte Fers..liv, as viniti as ttirsr validity elan Mr asrrrtriar.l Apple yrrsnMruy Itelsverri Teti vi.il Five, No.:1, Illuvrited• 01141, Pi t saiills•strevt, Strand. IMPettIAL.PARLIANKIVT. ROUSE OP LORDS, MdfonAy, leve 28, The !loose pew-red...l in Itte lieneing of le.villtotttiNGTON posi t ion...l tilt Iliad reniting of Cheer' ftc'wf till n•lny Xt. •The Weriminster I'4volt( Bo! W3lleva.l the tlitril •nd The :4-Meow:it of the Po-sr Hill MOO tend still 10:63.10 'I 041 tool Aloe Earl of LAUDrIktiALII, Dtr D:v urcc 1/.11 . .**1 I cll.! t h e third tir • !fl ESsAGF. The Witnes. smsge.s Ket...vsel peti.• Vitt, w.-rt• firniOjAt vi, read a fin,, time. Ott the swain,' of the Earl tn G3'OllllE4 was committed, tied reported ertlanut ausesiltaterte. 'The E.E1.1 of Lamlelap•Lr intriltenetl till Wetharstlety Isis 11100 ma pr , ,pogissig a Stemlinz Or.ler rellag!ve t4l ontonft n•etlii.q of lials of the trade of the con .try. • The Peavey (Anemic sod the ilk/awed Taxes Cumlutetium Bilk, ireve read second tune. Lard iiOLI.4ND presented 3 Petition (rum the :tletehants dat I..iverpoul :Intuit the Forages Eullateseut uu the table. - . _ The American Convention Bill went lionises • Cona mittrekend outoreporie.l. The Marital;le Fuund.itiotie Bill wa• read a •eared lime. CuMmilikun Friday. f 11110 BE ?EX I' DOOR i, it were itt 14 Cii. AL vital Pets , , h.* awn .411.11 the FAR at most A•hen ftirerst and it has fretetratly hero salivated liy Curre. ;list if a Schein , - ctiulit Ire fiirnted the Dumber on each ride cif a Ciiictal Prise antaretDine Itke Var., it vii..u!ti nice! 11,11 i Venial ppro bat i..ha. The will' t.oreritatient for 1111, New ii.iteclf, altimuch liiuite. to 8,060 Ticket;, firek plci.uie is nt• hid St:4llle is i rt.lll ti kirl I tol4 tqr above Priort• ple, in wiltivit tricrenieil Cba.ircs at.d Nuireity are irkontritieii, laud every Ticket nail Share liss the rti.iiier 'flute dis tinct Num b er., sn.l C4SO ok: y Egiii Three Prises. ,• - . . - nit; c4n% r 4 1 . 3" ) • • . ..... Pr tiro '\\'(l I , min of I'oo Pits. s of l,no Ttvu .. Prise% - of Sup fa. kr. ice ALL STFIKLING MONEY. ONLY 4 n:' IR ETt , ALL IN ()NI: U,/Y, 12u JULY. FO ' ENLISTMENT BILL,. The Ordee of the Day was resd fur the (loose , reivilving its-It into a Cousuitttee nu the Foreign Enlistment Bal e Earl .11Arouttre. in rising to move the •commit meut of this Bill, thought it his hilly tint to stole to the liouse *hut the condition or the law was on this subject. By au Oct passed, in_ the 9th of Ciro. 11. if soy, British snliject were to elitist it, she service or any fureigu power, or were to iiriloye • any person to enlist, the pee/tools° olleitdiog were' declared goilty of felony witlittskt lseiteftt of clergy. A li:tuella.' Act s wat passed iii thesfollowing year 11l • Ir o ilfild. It !wall however found th , it:though suit- N -kcts of- t tlits'realto did not ehlist..wi iti this CoUu try or iii !relent!, is the sees ice'ef is: amigo power, yet that they were in the habit of proceeding' to foreign couotries, and there infringing the sr;tit of the law, although not violating the letter.— To obviate this evil, a law was partneri iii the :19th of George 11. by which the subjects of this teolin were prohibited from entering into foreigusersice. even although,reridiug it, for. ie,u countries. Tue ,iociin,iit or these laws would shear, that the Mea sure now proposed - was. Pot rut , titled on it mew principle to' our legislation, but _was warranted by the proictice of other times. leitod, iodised, been affirmed, that thew laws load_ heti, framed sal* '. to prevent British subjects front entering into the strvice of the Pretender, but this soppositioo could not be liiiiistaitted, as he could thew twat )he provisions of these statutes hail beets enforced in the case of persons eulisting British subjects for the service of the King of Prussia. Their Lord ships were aware that soon after the termitiation of the late war in• Europe, several British officer* evinced a strong desire to repair to S:toth America, ' for the purpose of embarking in the contest dint raged in that country between the Spanish Coln- Mee end the Mother Country. As by the Treaty concluded between this country and Spew, Great Britain bound herself not to afford any assuusoee • to the revolted Colonies, it was immediately deter. mined with respect to those officers wilt, elite-reel lido the service of either of the conteinlisig parties, that their half-pay sliould no longer be continued to them; but the provisidoe of the existing Isar against eirlitattnetit into the service of any state or poteotate, could Mat be put in force, because as ihr Spanish Colonies, although they' bad thiutots tiff the Spanish Govertiment,. were not ss yet recog iiisrd by any country, they were atippria.ed not les come Malin the precise terms of those statutes. To sunburnt, however, • strict tieutraltty uit fur as , Ilse existing laws would rouble the Gover t one,,t, and to shew the spirit of iitipaitielity by which it was actuated, a proclamation will issued, florlild• thug all perilous INlllVrorver, subjects of his Majesty, front catering into the service of either of the belligerrot parties, smil although there were in the service of the King of Spain several British sohjrcts, by lit:close Irmo their own Sovereigii, yet it was itilderstood that these intliv,iduttls should nut be it liberty to go to South America. This Bill hail also in view to repeal those Acts of Geo. 11. which rendered it felony for troy Bri , t-li subject to elitist io foreigit service without die King's irerniir. pion, and to reduce that ()Wetter to a mistletoe-sour, with a graduated punishment fur repeated violatitm of its 1 ,,,,,,,i005. His object was to deleitil 014 ineestire upon general principles, suited to uhf cir cionste.tcee, owl by sits furious as limited to the pre vent occasion, or &elitist ) ; its tireessity from the spi rit of the Treaty ettitcludril betwee,o Great Viritatis and the Spanish Gasernmeid, 1-1 e by no metr os. however, 'strata to decry that Treaty, but he dr lorrd to consider she measure as us general measure, which tin doubt the existence of this Trrqy would rroder it urcessary to apply to existing circuin sto,crs. It he were to imagine a country which merited to be considered as one that was unable to iti:olituitt its relatiutts wilds foreign pow e r', lie wouhrt suppose our, the. subjects of which were in.r,ititted to carry nu u war it stliout the coo teot of their Goleiullieut ; yet 1444:14 rt.l 111 Cr. ally the state of Great Britain sit this m , onertt• Toe trtininailuit of hostilities 111 Europe lett un einpl•.yr.d in this Couttory a very greet I iiiii .Iber of military then, uffirero cud priv a tes, aud those sto- Iltsilaied vrotaohly by it prisic;ple u t einehitiost, or the nieuaer r.,..5.0ii or avarice, wi.re ourorio.o..i, really at the cdl of Hoy 011Vriltlittr to eligsigt. in war' , Iwithout troy regard to 'the intetests 'Jr wishes of rite Goverunactit. It was io cuusequeuce of this 'IAA .., The Ntionl.::::‘ ;1;11;::rat ul , i. r CiflOf 11w tionstper ,Iravrn other I , r t h e or 20 .09 w. will rc rove 2,01/01.—The Niiinher in wolu••.ii.:11 ordt•r hsfore Nu:Whe.• del to 1$ either •f the l'netp of 211,1)0(tt w,Il err ive I,4unt &c. &e. for the othyr CApitads. lit ar e falt-y rttplrniGl , i 1 Inc tirliLlites ut AU tAe Lediero ()Pis i 4 'Fowl aid Country, tclicie I'iglicts pad 4.laa:vir •rs 110111 oat astle. ..... - ... • .., .. r„e •ii rimpunimmuLimillurPlormir2MlNPF"' ‘ TA ' , 7 --- ---'-' ..1 '•• -Pi, ~ --- " -... " 7-7- 7 ---- ' -7 .' • • • • -• ~. 4-• - •• . I , • ' - • • • -e. ~ . .0 ~ t .... , ..e;,i, ' - . . - 1 01 4. , • " , ~..c; • , . • .... ~.. . 0 ~ . % . , . ' .. cr • a •., • . - • it,s. f . , -• ... ) 8 . 11 E:. L • :1 1. 4 . '. ' ' • . . . . . i . • .• . .. . f ... . . • . P ' O P :•••• ( - rir• i - - • i & • • .0.....i0m........., .. • I ',. 1 1 1 ',.., Alt 4 -....• i _ iltj lit - 41 1r: ir , 41 . .. It 'll- . •. • .. , "........ . • •.; • -- \0 NI I. • le .k. 411 411 .••••• . •••%* ~.t . . - At . . ............... . 4 A • , '' a . .. . _ ' __ _ -___*--____lL_S__-_—.--....a--a.....•.-- ; —-- - X -..-..-.—.-.-.....firLik .. . , . a . PRIcE icy EN-I'! , .N cr. an adr en har.e. aamorient toe title of Sir Gregor Nl'Gregor, w i r k ett.shled to etlaip a ifiliii,ll.•r is Ilrittsh boors. to 111511 wills Senttien, to collect a largs• bode Of 11.tri.11 sutah os tiritlaes the comtunoll of British otfls•er s , stud wan this force to' proceed to Porto his st town us the orcose,istis of Spaiii, there to dia. *trthark his 13riiish rothhers from Prrinds ships. toite u 1 tl!t• I'oll,Blo theism proce.ti tnurhri cun tl.l.•tt.,,as the usolrasirass or avarice or bit follow e rs may cosnoel him. If 31141) n prilt:e t llthe a r v e nutted w, th. part of nruorli subjects %soli regard to Port.) Bello, what was there II; V i e ci vil f a1 1 1 1 1: it e force of a ssimilsir ciest•tiptiott makieig a simi lar attack moos son)* oti,cr tool') Ist I ? t11;411 sst:it e of the la* sushi's, cots"! be permitted ? S'•rasslsi it be 01,,iv e ,,1 subjects o f 11,t• it ( 10141 k - ty.• p.iat f %. Its the oth a , '4lst_ tic flt . owes. hi wittOti we were bourse' by the r*.bliges - tiro' or a I . .ea'Y IV..* this eorniaterst with contact's sense or with' eitsituts., Itonesty %hr tie of duty Was Co plane, That expressed hinliiiraislillaitirti to take tip their ships' time In difeClPllitld kw Ile 44144 , /lltd I.' far to imply w. forgetfolneva or so ignorance tapas, their parts of what Irelouged to theru as to tell areas what other coutotries load tissue. thrretry to induce ttarlrLordships irs fulfil their dour:. Its the year 191 a Treaty was concluded between this country sod the Urine., States of America, in which Coen side humid itself not to give any assistance to any power seith which either of she contracting soulless mil he war. At that tints there was no law is % the United ,Mites to enforce this treaty, but in the war which sitharipiesstly bloke out between, Mos country and Frolics., whit was. the conduct of the. United States? bid they excise theassellef from carrying the Treaty into effect by pleading tact their laws were inadequate to previut their sub- . jects from enterittg into the service of France? 'No; they immediately thacted such laws as were required to give validity to the Treaty, and sevcra . penalties of fuss rod isuprisomnatt were dynamo:ad agaiost whatever citizens of the United States would engage io the service ot any state at war with smother. with Which the Ltisited States may be at Pence. Similar was their conduct in Illts, with respect to the contest now waging in South Ame rica; and would a flotisla Parliament act with Irt4 "justice than the Congress of America? It woe - quite unneceesary to refer to German Jurists, to 'ascertain 'abet were the duties of neutrals with res. specs to belligerents. Either it was DetessarY fur this country t o give, equal assistauce to bout the htelligereuta, or sefuse it to both; either it was ti e . ceasstry to repeal the Saari. now its existence, or vs pass the measure now submitted._-( h ear, hear.)-- U poll this question' he trust.::!, dun Lortieltiens ..srerelvt-ims, kw ..-I.4Luuld they resolve that It was consistem with the character of thia country that h e r oabieet s .11ould e n ter, at their discretion, into the service of every belligerent? Let thefts. . repeal the Acts of the Stth and 2.th of Crete. 11., and what would be the cuirsequence ? Not ogle man would toter into the service or the King of Spain. while thousands would voter into that of the Input gents.—(lfear, lieor,frorn the llpposilioa Benelecj.l By such it measure, effective assistance would be given ID our Party. while . relief would iu fact be withheld from the other. If, however, we were thus to act, the consequence with respect. so ourselves would be, that whatever measure of jus tice we were willing to deal out to °theta, the lI4IPC we should expect iu return. lit such a case, what right would we have to complain ? Suppose such e cittonistance as that this country were engaged in war with smother . stale, and that in such a conflict France had declared herself moue' ; suppose slew that French half-pay officers mud soldiers, as nu merous and distressed as our own, and as willing for employment. were to enter into the service of our cum). ; chat ships of war WC kt.• fitted out in the ports of the channel to ha rass our fleets, and impede our commerce-- how would this country feel cuts such an ccecasion.; and how would we he consoled in our calamitie.a were we to he told by the Governoteut of Frasier thin to us the same rolvautages were open—that we, toes. might lave' Ffifl,Cll officers to CiIIIIIL1:1164$ our armies and lead our navuts—that ter, Lou. might enlist men in their country. and that %Cori rug be equipped its her harbours ?—(lleor, —We were constantly told that the present cussi e m, ought to he designated as a war of freedom agraisi‘t tyranny, its which every liberal mind ought out to hesitate between the side he ought to embrace. Let the supposition theu be extended, such 'sup pose that Ilie.war he had imagined was. carried on between this country and Atnelitn. and that its such a case the feelings of the people of France were so strongly iti favour of the Atutricane, that not one matt would embrace the part of Great 1.41- tan, would we not consider. the offer of the French Government to cobalt men its their territories. and equip ships M their harbeurs, us little less I,llrau a m o ckery of our misfortunes, aid an excuse tp avoid doing us the justice we hail it right to expect at their hands? in arguing this question. allusioup had been made is, other places to what was said to h e the usnge of this country. and to the policy of Elizabeth, James, tool Charles, under enema sumer% supposed to he similar to the pre4ctst, in ; utopia:on rappels's had been made. Undoubtedly it. the times alluded to, the system of volunteering hitt. the service of 1 . .,t rows ' , wits 651 (),:to pc mktted but under what 1-rutitit4tdilet , ? In the thine of Qtteen Eiliobells, tit it4rtictildr, the p u liiieral interests r.4 . ert.tice to lite c;ted, of the contesralitl par.. 1 1". ; .1. ,, u 1' : i' s c ,1: : : ,,, s i4 : rt u s 'e s ' i t p l i wl i t , : a s t i sc u k h s t i t '; ' d 's sil i nis li. r s i ; l :e c tE l o l s i f a u sas tr t b o b' n ut t i t j s• t i s t rfs Le.r ilisr../ tion.., 41.4 1...1.5 , .i. , :i 1 --- .l"`''' "' "" .. ........—.. ...... I. ROM TH v. com o mNs„ , -, -; , thy dusirw.i ,, n4 „r a sover,, g ., with . 0 i4 , 11,,,,,4.1)...k 4 4,4 1 ipil -..: r f i ~,, ~. ai1, , .,., ...,, it, 14..0 y ? If III.: EteiAe Doti* nal; 1•.,.. a,,ete,,T)v . 4..) ~,, i'emire to be • gi‘rn tte 1.44444 man 111 14 4;iir. iv .I.lmld mot It; 14i:fr:. 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