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Abigail (daughter to ligeobtis), Mrs. Bartley; Katberiae, Moe. Breen . -too Bellpsaira, Mies Sore. To which will he added, the Mess. Drava of THE FALLS OF CLYDE. Gestral Wilford, Mr. Ilamosall; Farmer DAM. Mr. ; Edward Enfield, Mr. Wallack; Draaid, Mr. H. Johartaa. =lea Weld, Miss Kelly. Doors Imes at easek—tbe Pelisiggilloe to bees at . ?.. -Seem Beers. 75.; &toad Price, the. SL.- ..o. flosoad Prier, Si —lower eollery, la.; Ilearod la... Upper tiellery, Is.; iltearml Price, Ed, t rbegliariW Te.eeerrew, The West Labia, sad Wood. 001 Saturday, The Jew of Malta. After wldels will be prodsoad, for the lest demos sew Farce, to be called The Blackiimoor's Head. fy grateful for the liberal Encouragement which has bora bestowed au hie bowlslament, mod flattered by the is miming iimaaad for Boxes, which residers it iewituasilithe I. werwiseeodate a Tenth Part of the emotive's Applicsuts without a great addition to the number of Performasees, THE Public are respectfully informed, that they will And MR. MATHEWS AT HOME, THIS EVENING, THeISOAY, May A, 1618, sad /Saturday, when lie will have the honour of prearatlail hie Vjeitors with as Itatertsieweevit called MAIL COACH A DVENTURES, THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY MERCHANTS of EMI. LAND, trddiat to Ike EAST INDIES, do larsby giro Settee, That the COMMITTEE of BUYING and WARP.. HOUSES will be ready to reetiiPe Propagate iwrit t or, sealed op, ow or before WEDN MAY, tlw 341 e Jane, Dos soda Pergola se 'nay be williug to supply the Company with BRITISH IRON: MISS KELLY respectfullyltenltS the Nq batty, p. entry, anal the Fell.lie. that ber BEN EV! r is hard for WEDNESDAY, Pitl. Tickets awl Pisces to be heal of Mies Kr Ily, So. 111, Hew firffs-strert• Citsvitt-kardei ; bid of Mr. titling, P....a.oace, (rout Ten . till vo. r . MACKLIN'S MIBLE, KITH ITS NUNIEBOUS AND SPL 10 DID • IblelißA b GS. F,. I , L g Lis It ED ON AN VET FAR LEAS EXPENSIVE PLAN. THlSrtv f„ and Superior Elliti #### at the HOLY SCRI,RRS s Ardieated„ by special perenimiroi, to Royallilebtssis M. Priam Repot, and two loelsAigg a Preface anti Nielorlesl Accounts of dm ineeral Books, written e few thisWAition, :1, • WARR WARES, 1A D. c •. Rene sod Rewire Prof/mew d' Mathews Mildewy intrbe i lbsiversity of Oxford. Will shortly be published, with • view to 'rodeo the elms*t arts of Pandiag awl Engraving subservient to the advance ment of the great interests of Christianity, sad the grafi deatiou of taste conducive to the improvement of Piety—the work it she undertaken tiptoe a 114-ale of essaitient import. Goat lu erimilaan4 the attention of young Persons in she higher dimes of Society, yet withers's.), possible care to avoid tummirmary expense. The Work will be published in Twelve Parts, price Two Guineas each. The Filet Part to be brought forward on the Is June, ISIS, and the remaining Parts to follow tegularly ow the int day of each suc.eredirig mouth. Printed fur T. Cadet, and W. Device, Strand; F. C. and J. Kiviogtoo i Pit. Paul's Churchyard ; J. Hotchard, Book seller to the grate, Piccadilly; and L. B. Seeley, Fleet !street; of wham a more detailed Prospectus of the Work maybe had. 61 Thi‘ Jay the House of Linde met, pursoant to &lour*. m. 4 . The Southwark [triage Bill, the Etilobtolth Sigort and the Edinburgh Oa% Light BIN, were atitii the dad tierce steti pawn' I 1. 111 I 4 (y A • and that the comaiii..a of the Getter. may be urea upon applicatioa to the Cirri to the amid Geskreittee. wish *hum the Prisimals mow be left before Eleven yf the Clock ou the sheorcementlefted LI of Aube, after wbi hour so Teuder will be received. SOSEPH DART, AdAstant.SecreearY. TO riturrsiu; a,. Firohe DISPOSED OF. the yeti* MAVE RIALI sod FITTINGS UP of an old established PRINTING-OFM*, at the Writ Rod of the Town, to. elediec a valenble Costaection. The Sus fees about 3001. to 4001. Fat &Slur Particulars apply to Mr. Rider, Auctioneer, Anseescorser, Psteraosier.retr. be Liverpuul Gas Light Gill *as rnul a seeiriul that. Mr. Rimano, ?bogie the Rank pcpurik nn Areuutit of lb. attlirsiort I ramie by the Ranh England the Gueeraisseuti uttlstastilang WI the Nth tif 31Ay, IN I P. These papers wrrr, tat the stkritni of the Earl ut LauDF.l6. DALZ, urdtreil tu be priatell. previous to bit be will allisses the company on the @object a bit peseta attempt. Mr. Mathew wdl ale@ deliver an Lap►rinsental LECTURE ON VENTRILOQUY.' Tht Hatertaiansesit te cowhide with KOVEL SPECIIIIILSS OF IMITATION'. he which several ceidisoled Tragic and Cantle Performers will fin their different ideas how Hanslees Adams t Players should be spoken. The bongs will be aettonspenied on the Piano Forte;' Mr. Ha►t. Lanounr.its• irAGEs. The Earl of LAIJORSOALe moved the third ro-ari.. mug of Aloe Abattoirs-era' Wager 11.3., TiW, till, he elated. anode too Menthol' tit the evirling• lam*. hut merely Rave a facility Fur enforcing the due uhaer.. of them. The object propoped was to tor. rein the evil ari•ing from' the vractice *h cli to., generally prevailed, of paying lalroisrerc in abet were called shop notes, thus comp.-1111'g labothets to deal at cettain thops, no molter him much too their diraidvaiitage. After some private confers...l4m i _ . . _ . TIIRATRA-ROYAL, COVIINT-GAHORN. rpuis EVENING. THURSDAY. Mat 14, 1. will be spat PA time) the Megiral Drama of ROB ROY MACGR EGOR ; Coachmen to set down sod take up with their Horan' hew% towards flounamet House, and draw off up Catiterioo street. Gaon to be opened at Seven, anti Ibe Perforatanea to bees at Eight o'clock. Boxes 'J..—Pit U.—Lower Gallery 4e —Upper Gallery L. WILLIAM HONE derma it his duty to putt-_ annitance. that he is &bust to comment* wr . GENERAL BOOICSELLING BUSINESS, at No. 4 1, LUDGATILHILL, where be is •iOll lining up •apseiiine Ronne, and snaking mammon ansa t emeata t.r the PUB. LIC SALE of LIBRARIES, COLLECTIONS of BOOKS and PRINTS. and other Property roausscied with Litrra• tare and the Arta. Hi. Ant Sale of Books will take place almost immediately. The disposal or Articles conAded to his mire. as well as the execution of easimands foe Bunks, Re. will balm hi. prompt and panellist &mini... He respectfully solicits, and earnestly hives foe ths orders sad Poppet Of his Friends and the Public. May 11,1 MS. The Noble E egaiu ro*r, saying he bail no notion that any amentintenta hid heen pronn.ed the Bill, and Await!, therefore, !wife uu objeci;o4 to withdraw his moiloo. OR, AULD LANG SYNE. Sir Fraftrick Yemen, Mr. ECM« , Rbehlefel Onbskfi stnew, Mr. Abbott; FMK% OmbaMistoos, Mr. Sinclair; %hie., Mr. Blanchard; Captain Tharaton, Mr. Crossoor ; kob Roy Macgregor Campbell, Mr. hfacready ; Dongal, Mr. Tultely; Hamish mid Robert (Rob Roy'a Sons), Mr. Potion sod Master IParsioe; Major Galbraith, Mr. Taylor; Sainte Nicol Jarvir, Mr. Listen; Jobann, Mr. Simmons. Thant Verona, Miss Stephens; Mat*r., Mrs. Sterling; Jane MaaMptrie, Miss Logan; Ratty, Mn. Bishop; Helm Mac- Pylori Mrs. Ittsysea• After which (25th time) • ant Farce, called HUSBANDS AND WIVES. The principal ammeters by Mr. Blanchard, Mr. Jones, Mr. Abbott, Mr. Cosner, Mr. Toitely. Mn. Egerton, Miss Foote, Mr.. Davenport, and Mims Matthews. To-marrow, the Opera of Tbe Slam, sad the sew Farce of Mholi my Father to Oa Saturday, Ike sew Tragedy of Belloosirs; or, The Fall of Tsai,. After which will be produced, for the first time. a New Operatic Force, &ended cm • Comedy of Mo-• !serer, called Derember and May. Noses Marts, aad Private Noses, may be takes of Mr. Steveissii, al the llon•oillee, Strand &IMAM, (TM m, till Poor; and at Mr. Fearamm's Library, No. 170, Neer flood• street, opposite Barliaitua Gazdass. No mosey is be to. toned. The LORD CHANCELLOR said, that some clamor., by way of amendment, had been proposed, winch, however, were of such a nature, that it would be impossible that the Bill and the amendment. could stand togetlitr. The Bill had solely for it. object to compel persons to pay their labourers in the lawful coin or matey of the realm, and math-, Do further alteration iii the existing law• than t', give a certain form of conviction for offences agaiii-t the existing statutes. It lied been determined that Bank of England notes nod the notes of countly bankers should be considered the lawful money of of the realm I but the Bill now appeared in such a shape sr to require to he new-modelled. The Earl of LAUDERDALE again stated his ig no►ance that any amendments had .been proposed, ■nd gave notice that he should take the sense of the House on the recommitment of the Bill.—His motion was then withdrawn. THE ASSOCIATED CATHOLIC CHARM'S', Under the Pairwatige et the Right Rev. Dr. POINTER. The Right Hon. LORD CLIFFORD, President. THE ANNIVERSARY DINNER of thew CHARITIES will take place at the Frireasasoes' Tavern, Great Chteen•etreet, ea MONDAY, May 111, This day is published, in Two VOIUWWII Octavo, price ISe. in boards, a new Edition, bring the Twelfth, of TELEMENTS of CHRIS CI AN 1. THEOLOGY; containing Proofs of the Authenticity the Holy Scriptures; a Sammary of the History of the Jews; a brief Suriesseat of the Contents of the several Books of the Old and New Testaments; a short Account of she Hagfish Translations of the Bible, and of thg Liturgy of she Char& of Euglard; and a Seliptural Expiation" of the Thirty-ease Articles of Religion. Designed principally i.e the Vet of Young Students in Divinity. Tbe EARL of SURREY i. lb* Choir. TURTLE AND. MULUGATAWNEY SOUP, OXFORD The Earl of illirewei;v : The Earl of Newburgh, Viscount Kisoaird, Lord Slimes% Lord Peter, Lord A;oodell, Lord Dormer. Hos. Kr. Clifford. Huu. Edw. Pet,,. M. Coostabk Showell, Est COFFEE-HOUSE. IN, STRAND: TCOURTNEY begs to inform his Friend. • sod the Public. tint he THIS DAY DRESSES a FINE GREEN TURTLE into SOUP. to be reedy et Twelve o'Cloell t sail will be .sal to Order to soy part of Town. By GEORbE TOMLINE, D.D. F.R S Lord Bieber of Lincoln, and Dean of Si. hours. o.s,7La Bret Veinier of this Work, being an Introdnetion to the Sled, of the Bible, is printed separate, in -12sio. Os. in boards. RIIIIAILDO, ROYAL COBURG THEATRE, OPPOSITE WATERLAIKLBKIDGE-ROAD, lI,ASB*TH. The Pnoprietess bave great pleasure in annewesinsf to She Public, that the New Eatertainaseuts, produced for she thin, time last night at this splendid Theatre, were snails received with the most Battering and asiversal approba tion of • brilliant audience, sad will be repeated aver/ Eve•iuq sill farther antics. Ron. Charles Clifford, John Gage, Esq. Sir Henry Englefield, Bt. Rev. G. Greenway, Sir Goo. Jerningbain, Bt. Rev.'. Lee, Sir Edward Blount, Bt. 1 William Riley, Esq. Peter dodre, Esq. I Rev. E. Scott, Thom& &newsll, Esq. William Sheldon, Esq. Rev. R. Broderick, Colonel Stoner, Richard Boiler, Esq. Thomas Tacker, Faq. Rev. I!. V. Fryer, John Wright, E q. Dinner at Five o'Clock. Tbe lfmilitatawaey Seep prepared as usual frost Om original Receipt is pessaries of T. Courtney exclusively. An excelleat Bill of Pare estataistug every variety t►e season affords; also, cosafortahle Beds and private Roomy for die accostaiodatioa of Pastilles from t►e Country, or Purdue. Printed for T. Caded anti W. Desks, Strand. Of 'boo only be bad. by ihr some *minor, A REFUTATION of CA LVI Nlbil ; sea Echelon (being the Sevestb), deo. Pries 12s. in boards. Geetimes sill God the Wises at the Oxford Coffees House of very superior flavour, sod the charges parties. tarty moderate. On the motion of the Kiri of EGREMowr. tie Chapels Union Bill war ordered to be recommitted fur Friday. On the motion of the Earl of (Roast t, it mes. sage was sent to the Hone of Court 11111 l to regnest tr copy of a Report bum the Committee of the House of Commons respecting the Pio(WS Law.. Earl GROSVCNOR prevented a Petition from W. Trawaser. Ks* Lord of several Manors in the county of Dorset, against a Rill HOW pel).11114 nt the House, fur enclosing ceitaiii lands in that county. After some conversation between the Earl of LAUDIIRDALE, Earl GROSVENOR, and the Earl of WESTMORLAND, the Petition was referred to the Committee. DON QUIXOTE, HIGHLY ILLUSTRATED FROM PICTURES BY MR SMIRKS. MINIS New Edition of the celebrated Work of 1 CERVANTES, embellished with betwee ty and ELM, Eagravings„ executed by the most uisbed Artists alibis Country, bow Pierer.. painted By ROBERT SMIRK E, Eaq R.A. . . . . . . Coder the immediate Patronage of his Royal Higbee*, PRINCE LEOPOLD of SAXE CORURG. T"'' I'ItEsEN I' EVENING. THURS DAY. May 14, To.morrovr, sod Saturday, am iippe prime A DDRES..S will titivate by Mr. Mauro. After which will be permuted, fur the fourth dm, an ca. Wily new MelaD/111111111! Spectacle called TRIAL BY BATTLE : Tickets 175., Wise included, to be had of the Stewards; at the Bar of the Freentareas* Tavern • of Mr. Booker, the Cameral Saerstary, Ne. ll, New Beetetreet; sod •the alaSsee Beerseastes. Me. ♦asst ilstio.wariet. itsiessirie bee• sada, mod Mr. Bermenglit, Clare atreat, ditto. TM* day is published, is royal quarto, price 11. To. and on large paper. 101. 10t. boards, A DESCRIP 110 N or the Principal Ine. TURESIAOS BEAUTIES, ANTIQUITIES. sad GEOLOGIC4I4 PHIENO ISSNWIMM ZBA, of the ISLE et WIGHT. Qua, WW C. With AUfimool Mor 1, rvatioa Ore He STRATA of Ate ItILAND, tad their cuutineation in the adjacent Parte of Doroetaloro. lOU Away. br . ..0010614.1. Amer lenitiaoria volumes whew' I hailed hombre thereof, with early impremimm of the Plates, cm Royal Papers and a few Copier, with Proof Im• presume on India Paper, in traria. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand, Booksellers to the Royal Academy. THEATRE OF ANATOMY, MEDICINE, &e. Bleabeimateeet, Great Marlborough street. THE SUMMER COURSE of LECTURES at tins School will bogie on MONDAY, Jose 1, 1818. By THOMAS WEBSTER. Esq. illoatrated by Maps. and Fifty Biagraviats. by W. and G. Cooke. From °sternal Dotriap by Sir H. Eagle Geld ■nd T. Webster. OR," HEAVEN DEFEND THE RIGHT!" After which, a Greed Asiatic Ballet, called A LZORA AND NERINE ; OR, THE FAIRY GIFT. The Evesisp's Entertainments to conclude with a pew wad splendid Harlegainade, called M I DNIGHT REVELRY • OR, HARLEQUIN AND COMUS. •.• The Pruprieturs,in order to meet t►e wishes an/ meg ormolu of mass Noble Tahoe, sad 'new& have appro priated the Lower Circles Bases as Deem Boxes. Lower Boxes.ds —Upper Boxes, 3a—Pit,2s.—Gallery, Is. Doors to he opened at Halt past Five, to begin al Half- Six.—Haltiirice at Half-past Eight. lipteee fur the Oozes to be takes of Mr. Grob, at the Box. Office., fives Ten tiii Four. LETTER TO THE SHOPKEEI M ETROPOLIS. IN THE Ci ENTI.EMEN—There is an old anti true 1 4AI Proverb, that " good wine needs no bush." If the nine discrimination were exercised on exterior o►jects of tast►, it would he re, ~,,, mixing wealth and practising wiadom. Unfortunately this is nut the case, and it behoves the friend of maukind to phial out those haw arts by which they are d►indrd. Ido tint adders. myself to those who are an mean a. to live by a species of swindling, though it is to be hoped obey are slot impervious to common sense. There are per. sun. whip impose upon the Public their siostrnms, mid would fain make us Wier, in their superior efficacy. These de. ...vire characters, who are at war with fair dealing, aid in elbow., with adversity, notwithstanding are deserving our futy.—Tior object of this Address is to guard the Trade ag.iinst Home Quacks who prraetbutate the City, ago mil bat they call Blacking, 13, 14, and even lb buttks to Ike doers, of a quylity and at a price that the respectable part of the Trade will not buy it. I as inforowd, on the con. nippy, that they always inquire for my Blacking, which I offer to ►ale, in fall pint bottles, at twelve shillings per dozen, and 10 iwr cont. &mimed. for money, and which is of so superior a quality as to need nu (either recommendation s. I am, Gentlemen, yonrs, very truly, RICHARD TURNER. rileckisse Manufactory, 114, Lon.tuu-rued, Suathwarh. • I hare on slouch foreign sad country trade. that I beep r.. Tows Traveller, because Desk,, well know the way to any Ilanulletua y. itrt. JAmEs.• Pt)vi'DEß awl ANALEP TIC s.. TIC Pill.", prepared exactly as in Dr. James's Isle t by FRANCIS NEWBEItY, the only person living ' "so sdinnti it In be present with him at the process in Powiler ; and the sole depositary of the secrets of I , ••• ihug, which were delivered to Mr. Newbery he purchased and had a regular ASSiKOMelai of half '',• .tv.—Tlase facie Ilele moreover Mei lied by the rhe. , • .1 of 11r. Professor Braude and Mr. Accusal, • •I. illy m.rertaiitell the perfect ;dewily of tb, Iwo ; and that, to the aatisfection of the most ri.spect .le Itribral du4hr. , whose extensive orders Mr. Nes tarry te , tittstes topitly. I pow this si it, went the Public will be convinced that the •••.slioss of Ifi R G. f: James." that the Compositioiss sold I" Mr. Newilwrx are spurious," is • gross calumny, convey. tooC • (bole of Fraud and Perjury even against tits Grand- Dr..1.104PS himself. Mr..lasp a to anxious to induce a belief, that Mr New. Vellilei or the Medicines. sow merely an agent to tlw I I ; het were line losinws that • Proprietor a a CIIM-• 1 " 6 0 principal. anal that a principal is not an agent. ll, ' I %raherf pled .ses himself that Dr James's Powder mull • i:rpt ir Pills, pro 1141 , 11 by him and his sous, are the real a rowdies, as lovented by Dr. Janie*. FRANCIM NEWREIY. They are anld he F. Newbery and !Sum, .t the original 41 ' 6 "w. Nu. 45. Si. Paul's Chords-yard, I oniluu, and 29, 1) "". , 0rt.t. ltithhn, and by their rte. Ma, Mr Sanger, 150, risfar.i.sii•ao. Bayley aual lli• „ l'ockspur.Ortel. Purehasers will carefirity 101 , 11 a %I: that Mr. Neubvry's haw s is a g r 'in all the blimps. ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, ant SURGERY, by Mr. linoirons, daily, at Seve■ in the Manila:. Dissections as usual. CHEMISTRY, MATERIA MEDICA, kr. daily.at Eight IA the MOTtlialf ; THEORY ins4l PRACTICE of PHYSIC, at Moe, with Exasiustiume, by Dr. A•in. Three Courses are gives every Year, each oceapyiag Nearly fuer Sloatha. Further particulars soy be known from Mr. Brooks,. at the Theatre; or from Dr. Ager, ho. 09, Margaret-atrert, & J. SIVEWRIGHT feel pleasure iu stat e/ • ing they bad the good fortune to sell 24.206, the First L. 30,000 ever drawn, 15.760, the Last L. 30,009 ever drawn, and respectfully solicit attention to the merits of the present Sebesse, which, with only 14,080 Tickets, contains 107 CAPITAL PRIZES! INCLUDIJO 3 Prises of L. 20.000 ! 4 Prises of L. 3,000 and L. 2,000 ! 20 l'rizes of L. 1,000 ! 20 Prizes of L. 590, &c. And lb. Scheme is so arranged that TWENTY ONE THOUSAND POUND PRIZES Ilusw SC DRAWS. Is the First Twenty Nisei% On the 4th Juin% KING'S BIRTH DAY. Tickets and Mures are new on Sale by J. & J. SIVE WRIGHT, at their Old Established Oakes, No. 31, CORI SILL, I 38, Halidant rr, 11. Hocooax, 141, Ozroau.sossirt, who. Sold and Shared au the very lust Lottery, 1 Prise of L. 30,500 1 1 Prize of L. ,000 ! II other Capitals of £5OO, £4OO, &c. Ju. ke. HAZARD & Cn. CONTRACTORS SCHEME, romped on the &xis of distributing 107 CAPITAL PRIZES •MONO •DVENTURERS. IR the First IW-harm.'Thursday, 4th ✓rnt, TWENTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES 111:11T RE DRAMS, Besides the Chow of uther Capitals. . THE SCHEME CONTAINS 3 Prizes of £20.000 ! 4 Prize" of £3,000 cud Xi,ooo ! 20 Prizes of 11,000 I 540 Prizes of X5OO ! 20 PFIZOS of £390 ! 40 Prizes of 1 , 200 2,696 Prizes of Y 100, £3O, &c. Bce. The First 20 Friers will have fl,OOO More. The First SOO Blanks will have £l5 each. The Sixth-drawn Prize above gl,OOO Must he k 1'2,000 !—or, £23,000 !—or, 140,000 !!! Tickets and Shares are 'elbow by HAZARD yid Co. CON IIIACTOIIII, at thaw very old Office, Pao. 03. RosaL lii coast.i, Lauding (established upwards of 100 riars), •bu Sold and !Awed Fire Prirre of £lO,OOO tlx Last Ytar'• Lottcrii a, and Capitals info►mer Laterite •muunluif S. MILLIONS. PriOted for Pape sad IS, Pall-mall. TO THE SPORTING WORLD. This limy is published, price Mi. is boards, embellished with highly-finished Portraits, drawn fruit Life by Sharpies, and resgravod by Hopwood, and dedicated to ohs Hight Hon. the Earl of Yarmouth, the Second Volume of BOXIANA, or Sketches of Modem Pug ; incladiug every Pugilistic Exploit, toss the Period of Cribb's Championship, down to the Fight between Painter and Spring, on the let of April, 1818 ; with the Age, Weight, Style of Fighting, and Character of each Pugilist, a Variety of original Anecdotes, Songs, &c.; forming a complete Boxing Caleudat aud Book of Reference. With a copious lode.. By P. EGAN. ••• The First Volume of the shove Wort contains every Battle and Anecdote coanected with Scientific Pugilism, from the Days of Fagg and Broughtou, to Crib!) ; and, from the very flattering reception and extensive sale which it has experienced, the Author is induced to offer a Second Volume to the Sporting World, pledging himself for the Troth and Accuracy of every Circumstauce he has related. London: Printed fur Sherwood, Neely, sud Jones, Paler. noster-row and sold by all Booksellers in Town sad Country. TO THE MERCHANTS, SHIP-OWNERS, MANUFAC. TURERS, AND TRADERMF.N OF THE UNITED KINGDO . M, ITS COLONIES, ♦ND DEPENDEN- CI ES. On the Ist of June, ISIS, will be publicised, price 2s. No. I. of an enti re!, Dew Will original periodical Work, resided. TUE JOURNAL of TRADE and COM MERCE; or, Merchant and Manufacturer's Ms. The Inapoetsoce and utility of ouch work must he obvious to every prelims cognisant with husiossr. An appropriate receptacle for commercial cominenicatioNs has loot bees a desideratum; and more particularly since the revival of Trade sod Commerce. TbusJouraal is intended to embrace every topic cons/vied with the trading and niercsntile later este of the Nation. The existing impediments to a general dilfitsioa of commercial knowledge will thereby be ►emoved; and the experieoce, the shill, end the iniormation of the ►Merchants, Traders, sod Manufacturers of this miterprisiug country, brought into use grand and lunsiesisis focus. The following is a sketch of the kaolin features of the Journal of Trade and Commerce, vis.--Origiaal iCorres pumltue• on all Subjects coanetted with Trade and Co.. 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THE GREAT EXEMPLAR SANC TITY, described hi the Life soil Death of JF:SUS CHRIST the SAVIOUR of the WORLD: wish Considera tions um lb* several Parts of tbe History, and appropriate Prayers. By JEREMY TAYLOR, D.D. Chaplain in ordinary to Kim' Charles I. and afterwards Luid Bishop of Down and Connor ' anal Drontose. Abridged by W. N. DARNELL, 11 .0. Piatendary of Durham. Priistad Rx P. C. and nifigiSinee Na. 82. ft. Paula Church yard. Saki also by J liatcbatd, Pares +qy, and at Durham. Magician. inahard. Casaba Wit.; ke. Sty. Of whom mow, be had, lately pablaaltaal. by the same EtWar. SERMONS. lwunc v.,: Pcic:, tArinte, 9 ; ROYAL NU PTI A Lg. The Earl of LtvaarooL brought dawn the lowing Message from his Itoyul ilighnesp the Pfillet Regain ;-- " G. P. It. • The Prince Regent, acting in the name and nn the he. half of his Mak stli, thinks it right to acquaint the 111,use of Lords, that be has given his consent to the marriage of his Royal Highness the Dohs of Kent, with her Rennie Highness the Princess Maria Luntee, widow of his Serene Highness the Prince of Lining's, and sitter to the reigning Duke of Saxe Cobnrg &tack{ and to his Royal Highaesi the Print* Leopold. Hie Royal [fishnet* the Prince R✓Srnt fn la persuaded that this alliance cannot fail or being ac ceptable to the House of Lords, and he trusts that the. House will enable his Royal Highness to make • suituble provision fur completing this desirable union. ° On the motion of the Earl of LtecaPoot., it was ordered that hill Royal Higheirs.'s suw-t g►a. cious Melsiiite should be taken isms considerati 111 l to-morrow, fur which day the Lords ate summoned. ALIEN Al LL Lord HoLLAND gave nonce that he would tn.. morrow move fur the production of vYrtain pitprr4 relating to any correspondence which may have taken place betweru his Majesty'. Ministers and the Xlinisters of auy foreign Power. relative to the treatment of Aliens in this country. COTTON SPINNERS. Lord KENYON postponed the Committee on the Cotton Manufacturers Hill, which stood for glue. day, till 'Tuesday next. to suit the convenience of several Noble Lords who were desirous of bring present in the Committee. The Earl of LAW:MMUS repeated his former opinion. that the great importecte of the measure required their Lordships' mo,t remit sitesitiou s and rendered the fullest investigation itectsarry. Lord HOLLAND rose to present two Petitions to the House. tie did PO. not from any participle tints in the sentiments of the Petitioner% but be cause he felt it his duty to offer to their Lordship.' notice every Petition that was committed to his hands. The Petitions were against the Cotton spioners Bill now pending before the !louse, and although his sentiments were certainly favourable to that measure, yet the Petitioners stated smile reasons. and strong reasons too, to 'loaner th ei r Lordships to cuter seriously into the consideration of the subject. The Petitions were then read. One was from the piincipal Cotton Spinners of Ntinclicster, Notting ham. and oilier plat, s, complaining against the injustice and impolicy of a leittlatatlVe iutrr frreuce between inasiers mitt errwat.ta ; and a aunt , that should the Bill fur tegttlatung the Inl r cotton inahtifiethries pails lista a it %mild iha able the ithautilaeturera of this c‘iiititry C•.!51 0.116- Piling with UttIVIIII in the 101'1.101 In t. tlot Petitioorrs also observed. thut taiotti,l l'ao ktitorist interfere ill lisle instant e, a door would be open to iii others, 'flic yaw lictitiou was Ginn the Wutk Priapic pit, • , • ti . o • 1‘..; k us, 0: 1 rIC -- lOW I. o. ill, 4, hod,