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1 • 1 ,tri ra y? , ';', Zi ' N, w r• - '- .- fitts-sql - % " , vlt 4rittob -21Mfo• 4. )44 - 4 el:: °, - _ ',UMBER FOR THE BENEFIT OF MRS. EDWIN. LYCEUM THEATRE. THIS PRESENT WEDNESDAY. May 9, toin, Their Majesties' 6ftrvasts, (orating the Company of dictate Warplane Theatre, will perform the Conicity of TUE HYPOCRITE. Su J ohn Lampert, Mr Powell ; Doctor Ciudwell, Mr. Dow ; Cnionrl Lainhert, Mr. Wrench; Maw-corm, Mr. $ dw ns. Yining Lady Lambert, Mrs. Orger t h:irlotte. Mrs. Edwin Wahl course of the evening (for this night mil t ) the fn sparkle Air of " The Sprightly Castanets." by Mrs. Mona. Got, a ccompanied 4.1 i the Spanish Castanets, by herself The Yorkshire Mi.:nay; or, The Misfortune of brim lloidsnnie," by Mr. Mathews The Garland of Lou j' Bland Aforr 14 (tiet time this season), the Melo-Drama of ELI.A R9SENIIERG. The Elector, Mr. IllaystoOl; Coolant Morsatfort, Mr. Dc (an.; Bromberg, Mr. Holland; Stain, Mr. Wrench; 1 lot a a roan, Mr. Mosley. Ella Roserberg, Mrs. Ederiu thrstior, Miss gay. 1.1.1 MS norms —.lB rm. Sin. BILI.INGTON, Mr. NA LIM, AND Mr. SRAM A M'S CONCERTS; Coder 11.4 , insaioliate Patronage of pr. K L ,yaal Ifiehneos the Prince of WA Dia Veen, Hichtteso the Duke of SKllikt His It.rya l I liOntrSt 1110111Ita CMltSlil rifCr,l 4 Bo- Royal Illefineas the - DOe'hess of TOMK,• • And several Lade. s of Distinclius. AIRS. BILLING 'ON. Mr. N A LOT. and Mr. "MADAM, raper-trolly argnaint the Nubility s ad litisry, that limit:S*3S I P'l'ltlN CONcEM IS will tato. plow, at tiro * file.huge Kowa's, May the loth, i;111, slot, :oh Jaw oat n • nise,.. Sulm-caption, Eire Guises*. Sohecription, for a swarried Gentleman and hi. Lah, Nine tinhorns. not. , led Daorltters of Auhsrrilmrs, Fon. tittioraa each. T. kr:a irasafershir in • Email', a, Ladies to lodges, aod Gentlernesit (is riflemen ;or two Ladies or two Geohle ma psi of the sone family, enierior their autos ors woe Tu lt, t, at the lupe states...W.:gig, it admit ether. P r jerirki Vural rel f.rineei —Airs Balliartoo, Mrs. Ache, 111 no D'Arhy, Mass M. (folio Bath,. Pupil of the late 111 r. Scossint,) mud Mass 111,1;,,he5. Mr, 'Sikh, Mr. Goes, lc Teorbsa, Mr. Bellamy, and Mr. Brabant. The Conceit will euntioeser at lug p.ist Eielit, precisely. folorriptions are received at Megan. Gcnilding cad Cie's )24, Now Dual-stmt!, where Tickets arc read) fu oiciirery, ARGYLE ROOMS. MR and st..imue vuoTTA most respect. &Mr bele leave to istorai the Mobilsty fiostry, tkat their BENEFIT NIGHT will take place up WED NESDAY *NEXT, tie 16th of May, o I:cu sill be perforoo .4 the asusts.ailmircd Cowie Op re, acid at 'l.c end of last Frye., wilk auliousulid applause, at tlit kioes "flicairr, . I.E tlt ATIIIO / SAM\ I. Also will he k . ed the. moat farinirite pieces of I VILLEGIATUCI I4I)ZARQI. awl LA CACCIA trENutco tY The Charseterewiit be soppeArd rw mission of *l. Ran. r) h tiro prioripal KAM:mom i op er a. Led of the 0r72 will Ire ;aerial...et; Our Act of • Grove Maurllarirous CONCERT of S aud io ith..l.l.llndanic Calatarsi, Maamor .Madira h e lins. vcl., 'Madame retitle., Mirtlarree Risurphi, Miss Grit/brill, sad Mia‘ Untie, ; Sir. new:sant, Mr. Right, Mr. habil, Mr Moretti, Mr. Rorrdiasi, Mr. Defisessouronall mi a d ose .-.•41 sin viper rotor New Pie ep Ip the mope of,ript t:awrirt will ls talrodroor • i(rre Ohm Awe fine) • Fuer Dt , ittiviishing Aim of unmoor characters ' which. sang tuatilter, forma Tutoultuousl CAtr, and the Twenty-four Hutu* 'I he s hole of (hr Music of t tic Lrotertaturnrut coma yoard try Mr Pricitta. The Orchistra wineries's& of terlitiest Professors. Leader, 11, %wpm/lett, Piano Forte, Mi. Put-itt.a. Rion and Ttekets to be had at Mr. rural's)), 7, briers ter-spiart ;at the Olive of t h e Arg) Ic Roowa, sad at all the priaripal Slime shop., N. B. All the 1111,ir of the F ate Serious Opera of Tratale, composed by Mr. Pacitta, is Oat paltlisked by the Author. 7, La icestitr.strara. SONS OF THE Ci.UGY. THE ANNIVERSARY 3IEETING ar this CHARITY, will he in the Cathedral Chinch of St. Poll, TO MORROW, the 14/111 of May; when a Sermon oil ha reached before his Royal Highness the Doke of Cleverer, hie Groot the Lied Archbishop of Cauterbury, Orris Lordebire the Ildilsors, the Right lion. the Lord Mayo., Sherif; Aklenmea, Clergy, Cc by the Mew. J. S. Clokt, LLB. Fellow, Ruy al Soca Iy, Chaplain of the House hold, and Librarian t o his Royal Highness the Priocr, and I tear of Prrstuu iii the Dierese of Chieliester. STEWARDS. His Royal Ili:louse the Duke of Clarence. I erd ViNDUIII Barnard. Lord Bishop of Closter. Lord Slalom of Clogher. lord liar onugh. Lord Grails ale Lcvesow Gower The I,wi Mayor. lion Chinch s Anderson Pelham Diu Mark Mistrial's, Sylos, Haut Wilma Keurick, Esq. M P. The Rm. George Bari introit, Prebendary of Durham Jews Allan Park, Lsq. (Kin's ('heel.; The Rte. Edmund Ferrero, M A. F.A S. Rector of Cheri. Heists, and of Wroughtou, end Chaplain ma Dr. dreary to His Nlajesty. Cloak Grurge Thermion, Esq. and Used Down, Emu The mask will consist of the Overture of Esther. 11r. Riodel's DettingenTe Drltstb,lllml Jubilate with the chortle me The Menial', Hallelujah, for the awd God Ito, mot rinactli," an Anthem, compoied en pure se for dial Charity, by Dr. Itiiyee, and Mr. tiatml..l's Grand ('orunatioe Asthma. The music to be coodeicted by Sir William Par. 1105. I) The. Leader of the Hand, Mr. %hew doors of the Cathedral will he opened at tea tiara L Toles for the Cat iti drsk and fur the Dinner, at Mess:bout Ist.re Hall, (the use of which the Starter end Wardens of Hat Compaoy hare kindly granted to the Stewards ow this o ‘..son), to be had of Meares Norriaville and Fell, Batik- Rawl ion et , Muses. Rivington, St. Pau l's Church. lad John Bacon, Earl First Trude-1/lOct, Temple , and Cler,lis Bicknell, Fol. npitag,Gardris Term e, gratis B "Oacfame to this (dimity • ill be thankfully n ecived by /shit Bacon, Esq. the Treasurer, marl Charles Rickert', Esq Jr, • , tars to the Ste•ai ii Tire whole of li., tolls clime at St Paul's sad Mr r• civet Tadors' Ilall, will be appriiprtated lie the SlCOlords ot wing the children of necessitous eh•reymar u. PLATE GLASS COMPANY. gr'lF. Public are jammed, that a lane Ameirt 1, ot , ••1 of PLATE GLASS is nun on S. 11.1:, a' 'int k Mr. ALEXANIPLIt SLACK, at On . z .nu- P"" , Warehouse, ALDION-PLACL, 131..“ of a tine coluar, salsrrior ma.' al • •••10 , toCiout, fruit inches to It t u.t Lrs Itt• L 4.211 , • • 10 to 7., k uel i ,-s in Itrradtb; also ( ...«-ex a 1.1 • lime% from I; to sti niche. diatom t. • .1 rt. t• • ita.int sa y law Lad fur Country t. , Air lVilliaaa , P roster ' at tLe . . LC, l-aerashire —river • H . aof late 'pier" w this Me • ..116at the Colapoo‘'s Pettus are not hive on j.w nap.rfeet tons, (ousts thatesu well taupe:let .i nl WEI)NESDAY, TRANSPORT-OFFICE, Arius. 24, ism. THE (70MMISSION ELLS for conducting' His illajetty*. Toseepact &trice, far taking Care ef Sick and Wattaskd Seaoseo, root 1w the Caressed Custody of Prisoners ,!1* War, do hereby pioe Notice, That they will be toady, at this Wee, an TIWKSDAY. the 17th of May, 1510, to 'e erie' sealed 't 'melees, *ad treat with such Pecos*: as may he real ise to contract Jea sapplyisy the wan-toentiested Aritrlss,fac melte swab rectal*, ria. COALS, at Norman-Craps. LAMP OIL. at Chatham and Notionn-Cross. RED PORT and MOUNTAIN WINE, at Paingtmi, Yartwooth, Deal, Woolwich, Falinciaili, Norioao-Cross, 31.1 i BROOMS, at Parton and Porchestat Castle. STRAW, it Stapleton. No Tender will be received after One o'Clock nn the Day of Treaty, 111ar nay notiend, sinless the Party, or an Agent for him, petnanally attend. Each Tend., mast be accompanied 100 a /wt. ter frog Seca rearctuble Persons, eneaging to become hound with the Persia tenderiag, in At San of L. 1191 ., fir the tit. ?eV:wo man of the Contract. rod , * paracetamol., be biome, do epplyioo at Ai, o.6re, Or f• lee Arras it/ the said Ceeeekie,teert,, at the rtrpeclilte Depot:. Just published, price i 5.661. 'IrtHE TItl: E BRITON ; * Pamphlet; in which I the WWII just autl qhviusu rtuanusosse tsiblueled in sup ert#e Might. ttelrlsttrifi ebill.4llolS_ gas SuttwnMu+:n,:.au,ulucitetoOseiiultnsbrcatsui °Smutty.. Prkslesl fur J. Ibtakud, sgseiccsitikr. HISI-1. • sad TWEIirTY PRIZE 3s ALP its the hi• lost Letteties, iu %busk- ai 4, CM awl 9, ClistruipCross. LAS' . LOTTERY, Yale tine's Ony, ols February, .. Prime at..l. eitorto LATE Lori. ER V • 0.01 , 11 situp Oct otwr, t 809. ...:. Prizes 0f.... 1.90.n00 41;am " 3,000 7 ' Iraq 3 1,000 3 .0600 2 SUO 12 Capitals. s espitalle. Titketa aa.t Shn , es fi.r the New beleny, Which brzins and en.ia Hu Use tic Is of JIL/ NF, are souslwiliale as UNIVI . The Scheme .mbosuflo soh the usual smolder of %lorry. Prises, besot.* which Ihr Contractor eves FUCK I XI KA PRIZES or soo WM/I.E TICKFI K. by *huh a Single Timm.' filmy pin upwards of luu,ouot mud a Ski& flab Soul. nine's. • bicb,ints to be h 4, with particulars, at 4. Ccien l . lll l • C liariurCruss. - B - «A -NRO R and CO. with tiara tiou..l grcat success, «Awl in the Last Lnfiery, is 7$ Shar.-* I La the preceding I.ottery No. 3,7+14•..• L.10,1000 I No. s,ti a L.:0,000 4.654 r.,l/00 353 ',ono s of L each.... 1,5 W) 19 of L.soo eeacb l.sno Buss shares of thou..' every Capital therein and iu lut test .ulr, au of ',yawl. and Capitals to the suwitit of i0,41 , ,01 tomidas the Nu J. ;.wad. Ilse hut 25;u0u1. and the only erre Ilhored; and is previous yeses, to so 811110110 l been's% all pnerdeat ; are sow selling TICK rrs sad Ng in the N Eft LAT7LIIV, to be drawn tik sib of haw, iw a Inch thcre'sre fear asses Grand Prmea of On.- Hundred Ticket* each, a Inch ny produce to a Ticket ton,nool. and to II •owarde ufo.onol. aIt.INSCOSIII End ('O. oirolot surd the p e d i rie against, the .Ira-epilog set forth of theft lien sad eLdites of its ata of the heal and fed ofvatradeuht Psisrs to pees • the fait • i n 4 inert Ihtdoiathi. was N. : .* sirteolifethaue 11.140 . 1.H0MP1 s. h received 45471. tur 3d. at tin ir Old awl out). Offices an LAitolou, six. _ No. 37, Combat. I No. U. Holborn, No. 3s, Haymarket, Atwl No. Jwi, !Strand. Their willetever falsely assert they divided a Capital wleirii was aot Ow:lately shared and sold to the puldtc u above. _ - TO MERCH A N TS. MANUFACf ERS,AND UCILDEKS. TO BE LET oTi LEASE, for Nioile-three Team, die whole of lbe Ground called Pit iscr, , s EADOWS, satiate near ClClfea midge, in the Parisi of Lambeth: comprising, a frinitaze of absrit One Thousand Feet of the Rosiii oi Street, from the intended Strand-bridge, toward. the Obelisk iu St. Gcurge'e. fields ; and a frontaze of about One TS VISHISSI TOO Hundred and Fifty feet au the /liver Thames; r.ud forming, to the whole, a Square of about Twesity.rine Acres. Plans, and Particulars of the Premiers, are now really In he delivered at the OTir of the Duchy of Cornwall, Somer set place: to which Odii e, all proposal, or otres• fur taking the said Pet naives, moat i.e forwarded by the moth Nay, slits Is day, the Promis ils will be taken into consideration ; and whoever war b. he I.l.4hest bidder fur the whole, tie any of the Lots, prZiviileil that fair and reasonable oilers are mantle, will be considered as the remission thereof. Duchy of Cornwall Office, Sosessot-place, May 7, Into. - • _ FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS, Itar. nice 9 May 9, ISM. Alajne•Geeetel Si, Smut Spencer, K. B. 1.. be Lireteeest- Geseral in the army serving in hpeuti and Pommel, railer Ibe outompood of Vi rant Wellioftoo. Coatativa,a. signed hy the L. rd Li.-ereaaat of the easels af Kt ut. _ _ . goateed sod Stalling Itraoorat of Loral Thomas Palland, Geol. to be Lieottaaut--datad May 4. INIO. .• ftevetioaks and Bromley Regiment of Ueral Morten Barnetl, Geol. to be Litateraut—datat May 7, in evIIIMINSIO4 in rbe VI. or Retforil Regiment of Nottingham- shire Lm al 4/ 4e Lard Li.elmtma Peter Campbell, Esq. Iv be Captain, by &evil—dated %cp. tetabee if, :soy. frtite4o/f, Mae t, 1610. Whereas it has been hutish'y reprownited to the King, that Tao aoos)goors thr ah rainy letters (of which the folloarz are copies) have been add...seed to Mr. Sonnet Shicork, Newbury, Berks, and were totted in a yard adjoining his Brewery, t ie Newbery, April to. Mr. Sloeork I have theken the tilreetey of I. forming now That You may Prepare for Death and I hope you v..nt Flater yogic self about the Mater as I ass Deterred to have your life l• a f.s. Dais hope God Will for Gore me sod I lout Car how soon I Die my self as I and my fameley is tiogreu to Death for I boot now the Tart of meat %vital Sick a Wiling as you are Destreseti the Pore 1 shat) see how von art in marcliet Iloy mei some more of your Constants I now You all Will and I now how to sett fire to • Mill or a ore Itrra boos or a Mull hoes sad you Dee a Triall of that the other try and You Will Lein see more at Neither) for N on at-, a 1 leas old Will.ae and you Wont to see Schauer, head of But I I)oel thinek you Well live king snout. I rennin your outbid Sirveut Dorn natrhant See me if I forte! my sued so 'fwke yr ann. Bier e. y tt oh e ry —Th. • 1 A”Il• and Rococo of th's torn Vii if Bread aro. do not c.inse down I awl deterint. , d that the i i:1 he burnt down within a Moorish for a !...or • as. awrek wee Nine or ten Chilitieu and • ,11 it is on "imble to go on moil throe fore •..e•ll to do it than a is to a :ilk ilowo the uou it shall for if you or ducentiited w Lets, it op Mr 5 T ,, - .1 1.r, ,, i•m• rIAY 9, 1810. you s►all sear Aar it happy is the mail that have don will in Mr. S. Yost used sot wonder ii all Yoe* seeks barns and all your Pleas la burst in ashcs in a short lima fur you bet lint, of a devil your Self. We w.ll be gin at the Dcll and so we will Contents till yin all goes to b—II Mr. Sloccuch brewer Newbei y Perks. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Eduard J uke., George Nltirse Juke., nod John Langley, Gosport, Suuthamptou, prize•ngeuts.—Decernht r 31, 1009. %Valuta' Browne awl ThosnasM'ak, Dant heater, Lancas ter, Ibsen diapers —April fl, 1610. James Henning, Henry Hewetsua, nod M. D. Constable, of Hull, York, merchants —April 13. I 11 to. Robert Linsey, of H uglier Durweu, Lancaster, and Ben jarniu 'Dorm, of Manchester, calico.printers.—Mmy 3, 10 to. James Brurre and T. WinsJow, of Craven-street, Strand, Londun.--May 1, Owen Oren and 11'illiam Owen, of Liverpool, Lancuster, fialsmongers.—May 1, 1610. Henry Ledger she Elder. Henry Ledger the Younger, I:dward Ledger, and George Ledger, of Maze. Pond, South wark, and Lombard-street, London, wurehuusenven.—A prat 30, 1810. Juisu til aw and John Bayaltam; of Birmingham, Warwick, batlun-makers —January law. Thomas Abba, jalousies, auk John Rudd, plumber, of Nuririch.—Jaunory li, Iwis s• , Charles Charles Harvey, and Henri . Re %ell !Javelin, of Bristol, Iron-saasters —.t pril 30, ISIO. Richard A inphlett a n d James Cheshire, of Birmingham, lossolunii , ltrs.—J *nun' y t, lona. Henry Gore and ,/ohu Itirker, of Orinikirk, Lancaster, Bour•clealers.--October In, 1109 Rees Price and Joseph Alstrislze, of Blackfciari'•road, Surry, fill %eons and apothecaries —April 16, BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Rin Price mid William Cross. of Bristol, merchants, from Nay', to J non ia, at ten, at Gniklhall, London. BANKRUPTS. Mury Carrell, of Preston, Lancaster, dealer in earthen ware, tyinarreader, May 3it, 31, and JON tu, at eleven, at the Mitre, Prett-ni. Attorneys, Mr. John Pres. tint; and Mr. Plailip Iluni, hairs'a•Dench salk., Teinplr, London. William Till, of White Lion totrea, Panamint-, Wilk set, nieri:i.tin, tie surreetter, May 12, 19,atid Julie o,at "keen, M Gaildhall, I.ouduO. Atiorseys, Messrs. Bourtiiilee and Hewitt, Little Friday street, ebeapsida. RuLt t.l Newman, of 11aford•sttaet, Middlesex, linea-dra jser, to *newt oder, May It, at twelve, J 2, at eleven, and June 19, at ten, at Cotildboll, London. Attorney, Mr. Tneksr, Bartlett'ieltioldials, Holborn, 1.01,4014. Robert Martin, late id - Grave...o.l, Kent, carpenter, to roirreiller, May It, at tutlvi at el y ea ,a n d hf ue 19 , a t tea , at London. Attorney, Mr. Ware, Blackman ;tact, Sui. Alis ark. Richard Morrie, of Lyng, Bornerset, dealer in rattle, to antrender, May 10. 11. and Lane 19, at elVecr a at Ike Lamb Inn, Bridgewater. Attorneys. Mr. Rays, Bridgewater, and Meows, Millet and SOS. M h drY.temple-lane, London. Daniel Das a, of Old•Yireet, Yount Luke, Middlesex, victualler, tar surrender, May r., at eleven, rtg , at lark... awl Jose i 9, at ore, at Gledl4lll3ll, 1.0011 , 1111. Attorne%s, Sleeves. Parnell sod Roars, Clusrea.street, Logsdon. Jame* Matthews, of Hertford. Illealann, to sorrender, May le, awl .tune I. at toelve, at thotl.llktel, Loudon. Attorneys, Nitwits. Bowl sod Fairtauls, Seething liar, Mark-taw, Loudon Joseph Gonda.), of Solidi-street, West-sonare, f.srabttb, Some. rtes* nee, to ..arressoler. May rw, ofa, and Jame tg, at ee.lvs, at 1... lit:kil o Attorney, Mr. Lucas, sts. ber street. St. urge‘-fit his. William A. ottl.l, tal'ratoltuktrapartalre. Leirestrr-Geias o , Mi.l.lltot.x, lint sk• alter, to soritiottr, May 12, ttt, and Juts. 59. at twelve, at tin il.lha:l, London. Alluvial, Mr. Tilson, Chatham-place, Blackt, sari. Julia Hayden, of Yu. 4-street, Coveat-gar.len, 3lid4lesen. valor, to surrender. 314 y 11, IN, sad Jane ...• at lea, at LiNkiol3. Attorney, Mr. H. Duktfottolte, Lyon's- I us. Jobs Machin, of Tottenham-court-road, Middlesex, nee. flower, to surrender, May Is, ai, and Juni. 2,b, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Wait...id and tki;od, ihnlee•row, Loudon. Charles f'ols ill, of Leicester-square, Middlesex, cabinet maker, to surr. oder, May li, >l2, and June go, at one, at Guildhall. Loudon. Attorney, Mr. L. Williams, Corwitor street, Chancery-lane. Thonim. Sefton Parry, of Charlotte street, Portland-place, /11/.l,llcaex, money-resit ener, to surer ndrr, May I i, at taelve, 24, at eleven, and June 19, at 1.-n, at fiuildhall, London. Attorney, Mr Dixon, Nassau-weer, Soho. Chart:is Wharton, of North.. ith, Chester, ligner-uter chant, to morenoirr. June 5, tr, and 19, at eleven, at the Croats dun s North's-rel.. Attorneys, Messrs. Leigh and Ma son, New Liridgr attest, Loudon i and Mr. Barker, North .ieb. C 41 .• of Ilampslead-road, Middlesex, stosie-asasnu, to wortrualer, May 12, 19, at use, and June 19, at ten, at Guihlhall. Condon. Attorneys, Me-sir. IVarraud and Wood, Castle-court, Bodee•row, Charles Stamina, of Chao k street, filackfrlarts, Surrey, ecrireuer, tomer...rider, May 11, it, and lane In, at eh *vas at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Cbarki Beckett, Cle anest's-10u. DIVIDENDIt. June t. Willis's Howland, late of Devises, Wilts, draper, at eleven, at the Bear lan, Devises. JUDI' ~ T lioness %Iversonl, Of Settle, York, innkeeper, at eleven, at the Black Horse Inn, Skiing's', Vink. M.iy e 9. William flock, now or late of St. Mary-at-Hill, London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. May Ai franril Oakley, of Heretard, unotstapter, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon - - . - Jew J. William Nile, late of Weettatry-opaa Severn, Gloarrster, deakr ia pip, at eleven, at the Lualcr George Inn. 41.nm-eater._ June iti Samuel Garr , ..(l,ollVadliug-steeet, London, ware. holiseni•si, at tea, 1:u11.111411. - May 15. Henry WM Chepstow, M.no s o u th, clam!, at tea, at the 14-lafort Arno, Chepstow. _ - . Slay 34.1. Nathauiel 111 5 Butt. r, tf Pasta. tck, Gloucester, and Beajamott Rutter, of the same ;Warr, eintloci., at twelve, at the Kings Arms len, Stroud, Gloucester. C !ATI FICAT ES—NI AY e 9. Thomas !Made sod Thomas SI •411 C the younger, of Bartbolo ases Siniihtirld, Loudon, oil. sat-when Is. William Curtis, late of Bayswater, Illiddieses, desire sod 'lmmune. Howhiggiu, of ItAmmiter, lieerchamt. John Higgs ' of liserpool, merchant. Julio Tiwiloff, of Leeds, York, wool-stapler. James Hilt', late of Leeds, I . 4irli dealer anal ehapinan. Samuel Thomas Casings. of Builsomgale-street, Loudon. glover. Wilkins Green, of Mroon'olane, Spitalfields, Middlesex, dyer. _ ('hark. Meld, of Qucen.strert, Porters, Hants, tailor. Charles flentwit 11M younger, late of ('..oisitio 'it row, f'ont asyrrial-roa.l, Mt.'Mese*, hot now of Colchester street, Cr etc WA. 111 i Aftios. dry-salter. !awes Wanda, of Covest•Garfikv, Millakidl, itrrfr. INSOLVENT. Primmer in His :thirsty's Pri4oll of the FLEET. lilts? Roth v. Janie , Revk, tentetly of aVuole,rh, Kent, sod lAte f Slot • OIL., LS the lett blmeepey, rams strrawcz-HALitllllO. IMPERIAL PARL I.4MiNt HOOFS OF Lamm, TusiatT, YiY I. ROXBURGH rameAct. • • Mr. Gillies was again hi and beftwe a Committee of ow the part of Geocral Ker, and Mt. APConnuettie was heard, in reply, hi behalf of Lady Essex Ker. Further roe. emitting, to-morrow, at three o'clock. Viscount Milton, Lord C. Manners, Mr. Kemp, kr. Lowittles, Mr. Lygon, and other Members POT the House or Commons, brought up several private Bills, which writ Ist& upon the table, and afterwards read the first time. Lord HOLLAND gave notice, that he intended ti. the second reading of the Privately Stealing Bill on I' , i.l se'nnight • fur 'bids day it um ordered that the l.nt , ! • :• summoned. ° - 1. The LORD CU A 741.: AA LOS moved, "That the It r. ,, Blades o Earl of Cusilis, be dismissed, for the purr . its brio( scot back for a special finding; ad tlte meat, in the case Doug!as e. Wilson, he adirrood.*—din.43...., ELTY TO BRUTE ANIMALS Upon the Lion of Lord Essittese, the Hems• went into a Committee *la the Bill for the preset.- lion of Cruelty to Brute Amanda; when Lord Eu.1;58010E1111 objected to the words.. 07 otherwise those," as too large and general to tttt it irouturehenston, and soiglit, in his upinioss, produce • 'souther of evil effects. He would recommend the omission of these words entirety ; and from re-minsidtration, he was also s•ichne.t to rt., je c t to the other words, " cut, wound;" fur when the law came to be sypPerl„ he was not sure but the term cut might he exteaded to tre cutting of a whip, which would be a consequenen nut desired by his Noble cud Learned Frirtol.-. The same kind of objectiou would apply is th • term .. wound;" but as to the word • moan," there could he no doubt of its leg d definition. He would, therefore, first prossose this amendment, " That Lhe words, • cut, wound,' lie I. ft out, for the purpese of inserting. • kill, stab which would be l ess dangerous in their application. Lord ERSKINI conceived that the vrards vsh!th preceded those objected to by his Noble and Learned Friend. would hate prevented their mis interpretation ; because it must have been evident to • Jury. that the cutting, wounding, or otherh wise abusing, had been committed maliciously, and with wanton cruelty. He had thought it ex pedieut to address their Lordships 'gem 00 the Bill, and its principle; hut he had reseivcd more letters than would litl three such trunks as that on ra their Lordships' table, from all parts of the coun. • try, detailing the most horrid acts of cruelty. KC • had receivsei oise.only yesterday. from a respectable' Gentleman in the country, wherein WAS detailed the cruel' act of s maw who had destroyed two mares, by• "'trusting the boodle of his whip into their bodies. He , hat: sheets this letter to his Noble end Learned Ftiend (Lord Ellealairough), as it appeared, that although the offence were tried ut the assizes, it was not punishable under the statute, because uo malice could be proved against the owner. When he tint brought this seleject under • their consideration. he had suiggesten that the laws which existed only regarded the treatiluebt of ani,uals, so far as it was connected with the miners ship and dioninion of man. hut, by attending to the aoimal itself, and preventing crui•lty froin • consideration of its suffering. was certainly uea, and deserved to be considered as an writ amongst man. kind. Still, his Noble and Learned Friend had thought it expedient to propose the alteration he mentioned, and he was sure that such was his know. ledge of that Noble and Learned Lord. that lie had done so from motor? consideration, marl a 'rose of duty, and he was wilting to agree with him, rather than dissent from authority he so touch respected. Lord Et.t.enoomoimn remarked, that it not with considerable difficulty be could permit this Bill. even with the alteration. he roposed, to pass without his opposition. In legislation they ought to be extremely cautious how they worded a sta. tute. which after.% ards might admit of various con. structien.s, and thereby produce material mischief. To his Noble and Learned Friend's aunties lie was willing to attribute every thing benevolent and ho. noontide to man, and could the law he intended be carried into execution, without those incomes.. niencee which might he the result no ore more readily than himself would lend his support to the Bill on the table. With respect to the comes of .. , roes cruelty, which had been mentioned. and at which human oaturis ought to shudder, he ap prehended that they might be punished by the • law of the land. They might not, as was Justly observed by his Noble and Learned Friend. Vint within the meaning of the Black Act ; hat where they tended to harden tire mind. and depreee the heart, and all acts of cruelty committed before spectators had that tendency. they Might be on. noshed by indictment as offences contra &mos mores. There were certainly smile which did not fell wirier' that description, became they were coninii: tied more secretly. But, with regard to the piinciiihr, however good. be must confers he entertaired a doubt upon the propriety of legislating upon the subject. His Noble and Learned Friend had stated, this would be a new sera. stud he WWI not sure whether they would net tight in melting this law ; because, it had alweys, to this lime, and by all codes of human law, been the peso- tice of mankind. to leave the treatment of animals to the feelings of the hem in breast. There was implsated it the mind of min a principle, which had been held sufficiept to pre. vent the cruelly attempted to be gvuol.il by the Bill before them. Upon the whole. he wee not confident but it might still be the most faint. dieat, to leave these cases to the gratuitous feelieg of mankind, than ruts the tinZlinti of doing evil to e i used in the • lf. guardedly; for, as to " cutting." independent of e ra il a a n ct i h n i g ui p se a of T tli b e e ß w il o l. rd rll i ht to be ins. %veil ry the application of the whip. it might affect other sal% by a furcrd constitution. It relight part en lady hate that tendency, as to" sheep and s eine ;" whirls specie. of cattle were often r ontonttiiii lR s. pisses upon neighbouring ground ; nod. in • it• e. u,cnt en irritation, • man might use su. II itclenve.