The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-05-05 00:00:00

• ..: . . ,-- .-1 bliti:vd:a. i:''':;:. . P' A. A i.- - ~ 7.• —. • a . '..• -r,- d'FA,'N' , ':. t il ( . .r. ,-. •1: • .'l* 'in • .-'" ". . .4. , -a, r t ... • ' . N„•,......; ilf I ‘.l;' f -..,- jV '... VIII, Is. 1 •i .11 1 0 . • ' • Al -41 A * '1 , :, i ,' 7 1..,i. .... a :. 'rt ' • . .•. . 1 • , . . . , ~. ' r '', ' • • _ ! . •'. • . :* - ; :.. ...;'-:"lhr.b.:" . Ur' r ,70, . i, , , 4806.• ''' ~ LONDON, TUESDAV, MAY. 5, 1818. ...,.., • . c• ~ . ' , 4.t 4.044-• .• PRICE SEVEI!t...PEPICIte / _ - - • .4, .. . . KING'S TußArni::,_ ARMY CONTRACT/I. , . • . 1 IMPLKIAL PARLIAMAN7'. to i •.• 1 ,i tl NI fl CIL MR. WEST'S MICH VAITION. THE GREAT PICTURE. DEATII ON THE PA LE noncr i cHftiorr 11 El ECT ED, ST. PETER'S RST SERNION. e ith.everal piclit RES awl SKETCHES truai elber Srklp . nyß AI. WSJ ECT& are now Exhibiting nailer the immi/este Patronage Of liia 110 1 1 ! Highness the PRINCE n EG MT. at No. I th, . near Carltisr-Housc, every day from Tim niII rive. CHARLES SIIART, Secretary. EVENING, TUESDAY, ltkilie 3, wilrbe repeated (3d time), Cumuli's celebrated Opera, ELISAIIETTA (QUEEN OF ENGLAND). After which, the favimriir grind Ballet, of LE PRINCE TROUBADOUR. On Townley, May 14 (Ist thee these ownlre roes) will a t . orison' RUM . , splendid grand Ballet of Tamarlime et Thine, withentirely new scenery, machinery, dresses, de. int ions Re. Timm Rem ei Reirimi! COMMISSARIAT ABPAR ruPoNT, TRlAsUltk' Cuartiaat, Aran. 38, 1818. OTICE is hereby given. lu nll Prinoin• N 112111 of tenlPUlling tw sapply the following Articles fur the Ilse of 'the Arany, vi 2.— Bit FAD, To hi. Mijesty's Land Puree. Mate : in Contuarnems Qnarierni Isle or Alum and Barracks, iu the na- Cry of Grli.k , aad its ol dernientionctl Island and oast,. BEEP owl To his Majesty's Loud Fumes in Cantonments, Queerer*, and Kaneko, in the an dernieutiumed County and OA' Tn his Majesty's Gawky is Cantonsumits and Quar ters, in the endemism' ward Comities and Place Gleiseester, FOLIC MN, Hay, mod Arrow, to his 81.4rety's Cavalry in Barracks, and Oats in Can tonments and grouters, in Coati- ItthlSC OF LORDS, M 0#: I . itv, Mwit •4. • to gratify, be would I.e g ov erne d b y th ose o f G entles men who had bestowed consideration on the outs ject—and if two .siteastiv:s on ilir. sAnie subject should he cletiited U llll lCCestury,lit had i.o desire for proceeding With I.ir , . Mr. Antlistaittkiti• said. it artagatremely itnnort ant Hiatt Ihr Bill ; prepared by. the (tight Ilion. 11enther (11r. rit:-.geraldl should be rought for. Is w o u ld I, e . lauds to b deplored that the Fletise should Icße the benetit.tif the ilight Flom Gentlrtnan'a labours, •And I.r bolted be would per severe. .; ;, .• Mr. V. rtricritatb the., gave notice that he oil Wednesday next, move for leave to in. troduce a Bill for the Inure, rt ectual control of County E'Apendittire, and the fulltor exathinotion of (band Jury Presentinerits in Ireland. Lord gcnToh mimed, thit a isiepouswe be f•rnt to the Mott* of Coissooppn, rever.stior th. Honer 141 eonotoopieste to tkrir„ Lordship. II Cur) ilie Report or liar Coionaitlet in 14. r )4ur IBIS. respreiiug the Etuplo)ureut of Chitdreu lin Coitus. Slanufselorirs.—ktrderrel. •. Two 741asteis iip Chancery (the wimp, %let:winter% of their I.ordallipa), immediately proceeded ipp the (knew of Com mons, mid anon retiortied sith a ropy of the Report, %ghi(h was laid onthe tablr . THEATRE-ROYAL, CO9ENT.GARDEN. MR. C. J. ASHLEY rompertfallr acquaints Ihr Nubility, Gentry, Ins Friends, and the Public in rasirral, hi% ANNUAL BENEFIT is Rued for SATURDAY NEXT, May 9, 1818 (111itsua Ewe), when will be iser. formed m trrro N, libee:.— Sewn, Towns of Tamotsu, and its viitieiiy. ITS, Memaiwili, Tows orhliftwobsti,and it. vicinity. 6,_ via— Fru NIGHT OP THE NEW DRAMATIC ROMANCE. TIMATRR-ROYAL, DRURY-LANR. Several Private Bill., went through their respectite stages. The Huang then adjourned. frIFLIS EVENING. TUESDAY. Mar 5. their Majesties' !tenonls will perform the Comedy of WILL) OATNi. Roues, Mr. Elliman (hia drat appearance a t Ili a The a t re .ilitse dm years); Sir George Thmoder, Mr. Driwton ; Derry Thornier Mr. Barnard; Ephraim' Smooth, Mr. °s ham; Snn, Mr.i Knight. Lady Armarmoth, Mrs. Glover; Mrs. Brrretom ; Jame, Mrs. Drier. Afire which, sth time, a New Dramatic Rostaace, called THE MOUNTAIN CHIEF. Be Hillornen, Mr. %nerd ; Rhys the led, Mr. Wallach; Sortelm. Ur. Holland; liosohert, Ur. Smith; Merril., Mr. Otreo, Mr. T. P. Cooke; First Outlaw. Mr. Miller; Itrevad 111orlaw. Mr. Elowurth; Evan, Mr. Knight; Kane, Ur' erlkhambers. Asada, IllisirCobitt ; Mani, Um. Alsop. The new Dramatic Itonsonee of The Mountain Chief, will HOUSE OP COMMONS, MoXo►T, MAT 0. EAST INDIA DOCE. A permit /met the Cast Dark Caatissay. prrenled ag. Ac. moat F.xtriordinery Disltarsetacals by dir said Cum. imusy forsotilitiquel oorosoutlettoos foe Alltpting —On:toed to fie so the Wile. Dorset, Kent, Lancaster, SMOCK. CarrON FACIYiftl PA. Mr. P. Itiato presented a Petition from a numlier of Per sons emitertiril In the t uttiiii Weaving Earturieg, in 01101. ley, Lancashire ; and another from the tories in the lien of Ittisekpoet, Cheshire, tooth ita . a)iise that the Inch flasks by the existing la* imposed on printed calicoes; wigist he irawiferred to the raw material. the oath lies :-.... Cornwall, .g, he reprelei every ether evenieg till &Mier .lire. Tivelerrew. the Tragedy of Drachm : Norval, *fr. Km*. hi. Gm. apparseee it that charm/ler ; lady Rae. del*, Mw blararley (from the Theatre Itoyal,Deblie, her Gra eepeerimee at thi. Tbeeire). Arr. BLACILSIIIIP pragrased a similar Petition from the Town and Neighbourhood of AlanctreAer —Mary were rend, and o►dered to b referred to the Committee on Calico Prints. COPYRIGHT BILL.- Mr. WM. Dux rms presiested • Petition from the Aeade. eliciting of the Uitingebily of Ediiibutgh, •gaiust the Copy. rithi Hill. After a few worths from So- E. RRYDGES, the Petition Irma referred to the Committer lot the Rill. TNR.I7III!-ROYAL, COVICNT-GARDEN. IEVENING. TUESDAY. Mmy 5. .I.MITI be acted (I'Ll lime) the new Drama of HUB ROY MACGREGOR; On she woritios of Sir E. BitiroGrit, the Committee oat the Copyright Bill was positimised to this day se weight. OR. AULD LANG SYNE. Sir Freilerirk Verson, Mr. Ecrrlen; OrlMldi •tonr, Mr. Alarm.; Francis Orbaldialame, Mr. Sinclair; novo, Mr. Rlnueluerel; Capella Theraluu, Mr. Connor; Rob Ruv Margiegor Campbell, Mr. Marro*: Dougal, %Ir. Tukely; Hanairl; and Hobert (Rob Rot's Rom). Mr. Batton. .11.11 *Wirt Monk*: Major Galbraith, hr. Taylor; Maillie Norol Jarvir, Mr Lialho ; ! Amu, M►. tliamaaons. Dian* Vrroon, M Mepbess ; Mastic, lira. Sterling; Jame Mltealpioe. Mies Logan; tally, Mrs. &Mop; Halms Mae. go...cur, Mrs Egerton. After winch (6th Ines), • new Ballet Divertisensesd, entitled LA CHASSF:. To which will be added (17th tire) • new Farce, called %VIIO'S MY FATHER? The principal Characters by Mr. Emery, Mr. !Astons, Mr. Mr. Mrs. Gibbs, and Miss Fuote. Huse*, 71.; &TOW PI ice, 3s. 6d. —Pa, 3s. 6d. ; *road ts —Lamer Gallery, Ys.; Iced Price, Is..... Upper Gall,' v, Is ; Seemed Po ice, Ad. _ To.merro*. the mew Tragedy of Nellamira ; after which will he produred, for the Ors* time, a aew Seusiesiatial, Tragical, Operatic Eittertaisaseal, is use act, celled The Sorrows of Iferter. THEAFRE ROYAL, ENGLIS STRAND. Highly grateful fur the liberal Emenuragenient which has been 'widowed on his Entertaininent, and flattered by she in amusing demand fur Boxes, which renders it 11111p/Mlbie to ariousinoilate a Tenth Part of the numerous Applicants without a great addition to Me number of Perfornsancts, • TH E Public are respectfully ttifornteil, that they will And MR. MATHEWS AT HOME, THIS EVENING. TUESDAY, May 5, 1815, Thursday. and Ssturd..yt when I.e will have the &inner of presenting big Vlibilofli *Ala an Enchainment, called lAII. COACH ADVENTURES, previous W which he w 1:1 mikess the company oo the white of his present attempt. thews will also deliver am Experimental LECTURE ON VENTRILOQUY. The Enteriaisment In emtelittle with NOVEL SPECIMENS OF IMITATION. in whirls *reveal relehrated Tragic and emule Perfumers sill VVe then different ideas Misr Hamlet's Advice lu the Pleven■ shim Id he tipubew. The Smogs will be accompanied on t►e Piano Forte, by Mr. Hart. Coachmen to •rt dove anti tnise ap with their Honor: leads towards Sollitfiti House, mad draw off up Catberisse *trees. t.. he opened at Seven, and the Performance to heels, at Flight u'elork. _ _ Ilust 3s.—L..wer Gallery 4r.—Upper Gallery Is. Doses, Platys, NMI Private Buses, may he taken of Mr. Morena'''. at thr 11,0%4a/ice. Strand Entrance. frees Ten till Four ; and at Mr Vrarman% Library, Nu 170, New Mini wr..et, opposite ilurlisagton Gardens. No muory to Ise re- FOR THIN WEEK ONLY, On netnnoni ate ?mire Change nett Thtentsy. ROYAL CHICVS AND SAIRRIET THEATRE. IrHls I'IIESEN . I"I UESDAY, Ney . 5, A. itt;tl four A.lt•misft &mint% the Preortwancliv evenwence with (•lOth tire) • tple•dhl Comic Mete-Dmiteatic 00/1.111. ht rttl. Arta (founded on as ancient Tragi-Cutactly, lithos fru= the liaikaa by Sr Aston Cuckayee!, soder she Ude a THE DUKE AND THE DEVIL Altar Weide (fur this week nnly), a Grand Serino, Melo- Drams, is two nets, called THE KNIGHTS OF THE LION. Conrail, Baron of Easenbach, Mr. Huntley; Male, Contreras of Neubere, Nias Taylor. To ernieloJs stab (fur t►is week only) tbe very favourite Herlett* of WAGGERY IN 11'APPING; OR, KING CHARLES IN THE ROYAL OAK. Xing Clarke, Mr. Curdell; buril ituelieeter, Mr Fitz- Iii 111111; Captain Buncolsel (first time), Mr. Adcock; EA- Hi.. Bence. n"lies 4. -Put 20.—Galltry la.-11alfloritt at hall past Led t'l.rea for the Calm In be taken of Mr. Romney, at the n. ar the Stage-ihior of the Theatre (where Urre- A.:11i;..foolo. fur the Seems say he purchased, sail a private IL% ...41t.ti nixie ly); and, for the accommodation of resnOle• at th.l end of the Turn, at the Bureau de Speeta. tie, Wesii rip Eaehauxr , Bmul !Oral 'Akers open at limit-past Five, to brain at half past Six. Ito Whit.lllooday will be produced, a new Comic Bur. to he railed • Rather Too Bail Alan ass entirely new *tam , Wriest Melo drama railed KONli khan. The Ell. Itrietem. nil to ...made& with the revived Grand Spectacle of baker Swan. Siwerly larie.dureal, a bruit! Conde, TerriAr Enliven. eanza, mixed ep with meth monteru rastruificence, in three Act'., to be culled line le Wr ite an Opera; or. The Driughts tor lirarnet.e Authorship. In %herb alb be introduced the iiihrortelui a I;inini likerieal Drama, called Ailacondu ; The Boa er,usitiettie and the Buffalo " Peregrme rick " Ituderick Random," a?.11 a Iwo/ Mint.tinute, ore 111 active feepsratiun. The snioneritre irripners tut Due Giovanni are infoeined, tt adl be stied on Monday, the Iltl. 11:bi. A GRAND SELECTION OF RII7SIC: From the Committees of the mast favourite Authors. Iw which bliss Slepbeas will (by particular desire) sing " Hash! ye pretty warbling Choir"—" Ask Rubin Grir— amil" Let the bright s"(oevompanieal VII the Trum pet by Mr. Sehosidt). les Frith, " Pious Orgies"--aork " her, Sr. the kisd laWklligent Geles•." Ilia. George, " Time Hyena of gee." Menter Denshisoss, "Sim lives is sloe Yid. ley " Mite tilanford (hue lest *optimiser)," Or let the merry "La demon ehe e amante." And Min Carri. " 0 Ismaili Faminsa"--" Vittiata"—aini the Dodos" of "Ab perdition," with Mr. Brahma. Mr. Brabant, the favourite Cantata of Alexis" (scaroopialed on the Violet,. cello by Mr. Lindley)—" Deeper awl deeper still"—" 'bees Hyans"—stail" flonosl am alarm. Mr. Thorne," Fare: well to the Nymph' Me. Yardley, " Compost is out to bestow." And Mr. Theory, " Friroll of the brave." A Comet to on the Flute by Mr. MOW( • A Concerto on the Plaou-forte by Master N. Weippert (his first appearanee). The Grimd ebonite. of The /Inheres are telling"— "The Moh Ordeal' Angels" (from the I isteressition)—" Fair Nato us," and the Hallelujah" (from the Messiah).—"Gloria iw excelsis"—" lit their celestial Coacerts." To couclude with the Coronation Aothemi, Coil save the King." Leader of lie Band, Mr. Ware. Organ, Mr. Jacob, Or. 'assist ',Surrey Chapel. The remainder of the Band sad Chums., (which will be aumserous sad ossiepkte) by the most approved Perfumers. • Doors to be opened at Six, begin at Semi. Half-price at Nine. Braes Ts —Pit 3s Id —.Gallery N.—Upper GAllery Is. Twigged' ea be had et Mr. C .1. Addey.4l, Cireseester.plaee, Felonry-a/sere ; at Birchall's and Chappell's Mune Ware- Wale% Basslutreet ; and or Mr. Breeden, at the Theatre, where Plates fur the Buses may be taken. RIR. !MAHAN'S NIGHT. THE Public are reopectfully informed, that au TUESDAY, the nth Menet, will be performed, the favourite Opera of THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. Maeliesth (fur that eight imly), Mr. Brans.; Polly, Miss Stephen. After which win he presented, APOLLO'S FESTIVAL; In which the following Pieces will he perforinell:—Glee, " Glorioum Apollo," Webb.—Durtto, Mr. &ahem and (fur that might only) Mr. Lacy, who has kindly oared his se. sistaace, " Could a on. be secure," Caerfe.—Gisa, " Whew shall we three meet again," by Mr. Bruns, Mr. Dasisset, and Mr. Lacy.—Catch," Oh, Sir, eau you aesl," Mr. C. Taster and wham—Sam Mr. wham, Israel aiglirooly, • The Death of Neleem"..-Olise, • Tootle to ebo souls of the Herwea," Catestt,--Meir, accompanied on the Pion-Fern by two Performers, and by Miss Sharp on the Harp, who has kindly cosarated la p rfurin that evraing, " Strike the Harp is praise of Dracelah."—Glire (Ransil), " &risen letti ire," Mr. Brahma, Mr. Taylor, sad Mr. Lary, with Churus.--Caleb, " Mr. Speaker, aweigh 'tie tote."—Snag, Mr. Lacy, " Angel of life."—And "Scuts wha has wi Wal lace bled," by Mr Brahma. Is the coarse of the Evering, Miss Goodall, with per. mission of Sir George Smart, will sing the celebrated Duet of • Sweet Echo," with Miss Stephess.--Mits Sharp will also play a Fautuie on the Harp. After which will be' presented, • f its AFTER. PIECE. I irkrlr and Places for the Boxes to he had of Mr. Bra hma, 3, Tavistoek-square; sad of Mr. Brunton, at the Box EXHIBITION. GALLERY OP PAINTINGS ON PLATE GLASS, WESTERN EXCHANGE, 011.1) BOND-STREET. MONSIEUR UIHL 110/11CiiP ilia attention of the Public to this Matchless Collection, which, lo cosopteling, cost him many years labour, at an aspens, n( near Twenty Thousand Pounds. They hare been admired by the Royal Family, and uninhers of the Nubility sod Ama teurs, all of whom admit, that fur tune of colunring, distance, :AM perspective, harmoniums association of subjects; aud their close resemblance to nature, they are superior to any thing yet seen; Ih. y are the largest ever exeerial; and the wonder is, that Plates of such aiaguitude could bantm. the ordeal of vitrificanor. Admission, la.—Calalneurs, ed. 111 P Collection to be Sold fo► Twelve Thensvued CAPITAL 1N FOR MA•I'ION To she Poolic. WHEN f edvertiwert tht ireetieuhtre or the TWO THIRTY THOUSIAND POUND PRIZ73 sold by me IN THIRTY SIIAROI, its the Last Liattrry, I promised to publish (es mot as I cosh( aseeridieg their Deaftnetfism) abs occultist of the tither 47 Caipitals also sold by me(it, the caste Lottery), but when collected together I find it so voluminous, that it is sot posiible to 'leant it iu a Newspaper (as it wade I error, serest 'oluases). I leave thettiAlre published Lists, which may be bail gratis, at either of my Offices, 4, torsitii 11, 01.0, Clisriug-rruss, London ; or of any of say Agron., in England, Scotland, or Indeed; and I partieularly retuusiornil it to the attention of Lottery Ad veistnrcrs, or persist ieterr.ted in Lotteries, es it will be fouurl slither am ausosiugdocurnest.—Next mouth I hope to Rive as good tie account of the 3 of 211,01101. suit 104 other Capitals erhielk must three be a ll drawee. iltastthr honour to be, The Public's glevot;tl Servant, T. BISUI, Stuck- broker. 4, Corn!till, and 9, Charing-crow • r • !Amery beef's 411 i JUNE. Tickrt% ■wl Sh ins are now on Sale.--(Schemes grans.) BIRTHDAY LOTTERY. 111111 NG & Co. No. i. CORSHILL. tlnd '296, lint iirtire :reld valid/WIWI, is notniog, that todwithstaisdnic the Scheme of the Last Lottery was an ailmosstile 11 , 16., the superiority of the present completely relapses it • for, wills 4,000 Its Tickets, there see a (realer Number o f Capital Puzes this oiled always to be the aim. Itsileed, the Last Lottery has done snore hl revive, extend, and pi rpri nide 11w spirit for adventering than any thing thnt his iweiti red tur nomt yenr..,nn there is scarcely a City or Tenn, er even a V iliugt thisiechout the Kinciloin, or Siiert in the Metropolis, nor aw CLIS/I of Sycjel y. from the 3ternher of P.rrt:rmira to the menial School, but has furnished anon« n.l httonal Evidence of the Benefits Sof a Lottery. 4 . 1:4A NG & Co. have had their shoe or the diet, ',Mims of them, and with confidence invite the Poshlie to an immediate Purchase in she Lottery which itegies Jklu4 'Pt hilt the 4111. Th, Fuo-firawil .20 Mires are 111 hare 211,000/. diritted 3M.,11': th.la, t. e. sn firldstiati of I,IIIIOL lu each, ou that it In•ne 21 . 600 1. asst tu-ar in tecullectiiiii the old% Poi?? of that Amount cure- F... 101. was at l'ADDltsitt (Alt t No. Curabill e sued NO, Ilidleueu. That Ike Deliveries are to comatosee oe sad for the 25th day of Jaye nest • OW Proposals in Writing, sealed up and marked, "Teride; Ire Army Supplies," will he received et this °Mee es or before THURSDAY, Ilse 48th dry of May (hat nose will be received after Twelve o'Clock on that day) sad, it seed by Post. the peewee mesa he paid. Proposals mast be cede stmarstely f o r est+ County and Place; and each Proposal coast have the Letter which is annexed to the Tender properly lilkd up, by Two Persons of karma Property. laming to become bound with she party teedering in she arnount stated he she printed Parts. esters, for the doe prefeenesseo of the Contract ; and no Proposal will be staked laden mode on • Printed Tender, sad Ibe Prices expressed is words at length; sad should it so happen that during the centigramme of the Cram art no Troops should be supplied soder the Contract, the expense of the Coalesce Red Bond, paid is the ant instance by the Contractue, will be refsesded h bias. Particulars of she Coolness may be had upon applies- Hum et these Chambers, between the boors of Eleven sad Five. P. B—Samples of the Breed sad Meet rosy he sees at tbese Chambers, between the Hours of Terehre sod Two. ONEY to the smuttiest of u Million is ready to be advanced upon Mortgage of Freehold Estates in Risglaird,or for densities severed on Property in any part of the United Kingdom, for 'bid' from ten to twelve Years plucluwe will be Riven; ales mime Life Interest arising from Wills, Marriage Settlenienis s Widows' Jointures, Morey in the Funds, Church Livings, and upon eligible Personal Security; also in the purchase of Reversions and Post-Obit Bonds. Matters of magnitude preferred, and promptitude sad merrily invariably observed. ' _ Apply pewoosilly, b.lwe.. Moe sod Five; or by Utter, to the Director of tie /foliose! Bauk, Nu. $, Lariver Jobs. street, Gohlewsquare. THE COMMERCIAL RAIL WINE' COMPANY return Thanks to their very numerous, independent, mid respectable Friends, for their continued Favours, acid be; to inform them, that, notwithstanding the very cuwidk rabk adenine that has already taken place on PORT WINES, the Company will, till the lath day of May, continue to sell the best Won* of those favourite Vintages, 1812 and 1815, at their OLD Pntcn. The Company likewise solicit the Attention of the Nobility and Public, to the Company's general LIST o► WIMILS ; the quality of which may he depended upon. Per Dns. Per Pipe. Port Wines, 1815 Ditto 1812 6os. 1220 Ditto a small Pareel, 1806, the may Wine of skis Yietage iii the Trade 649. Nose i■ Wood. Do. the Company's favourite Mark T.R.A. 68s. Do. Also. Fine Old Crested Port Ruris ditto 6fis Bora Rarity ditto Ms. Foie Old soft sad hicla-aavoured Sherrits 40; 110 f. Dino ditto East laths, mateldess Teseriffe, of full !Madeira Savour Ermsti Madeira, very old West ladle Madeira East ladle ditto, matchless The Company also offer the following Cape Wines as belles distinct is quality from airy oilier that hare beer offered, except what has lately been sold only ►y the Company. White Cape Stein Wine White Cape Wine, the hood Madeira Grape transplanted, aad the old way of producing the Wise improved by ex perimeistal high cultivation of the Grape Lauds and superior promo in racking and meliorating C. C. Cape, the only parcel ever imported, made from Grape.. selected purposely from differing Fine Growers who are the must noted fur the high cultivation of their Grapes, and is what is termed the Slum-Vat Wine, being kept by the Wine Maker. fur the Farrow of improving New Coarse Wines 46.. per dog. Red Nuke, in French bottles, and far superior to most French Wines Rid Cape.—This Wine is from the Madeira Tinto Grape transplauted, sad produces a rich full bodied high brilliant coloured Wine CRRY OLD AND CURIOUSLY PINS Old Malmsey Madeira, ht Pi01e,43.. Old Coustautia,s6e. OM Careavells, 3Ys. Old Priguisr, 365. No. 10, Skinner-street, and 346, o.fonlotreet, Loadna. LETTER TO THE SHOPKEEPERS IN THE M ETROPO LI 8. GENTLEMEN —There it an old mod true Proverb, that " gond wise seeds no bosh." If Ibe were esereiso4 . us asterier objeets of mete. it would be economising wealth and practising ;wisdom. Viifiwtanstely this is nut the case and it behaves the friend of mankind tir point out those b ase arts by which they are deluded. Idu out address myself to those who are*, mean u to live by a species of swindling, Omagh it is to be herd they are Not impervious to COMMON KINK. There are per. eery who impose upon be Public their nostrums, and would fain make us believe its their superior 'Meaty. These de rewire characters, who are at war with fair dealing, end in alliance with adversity. notwithstanding ar e deserving our pity.—Thie object of this Alress is to guard the Trade against those thiacks who perambulate the City, and pull what they call Blacking, 13, 14, sad even 15 builite to the dusen, of a quality sad at a price that the respectable part of the Trade will not buy it. 1 am informed, on the con. Crary, that they always inquire fur my Blocking, which I offer to sale, in fall pint hintiev. at twelve shillings per dcgen, and 10 p,r cunt. ilibussisui, f.r matey. mid whit II is superior quality as to need leo feather reennbito iidation • . I am, Gentlemen. vows , very truly. RICHARD RN ER. Sleeking Illawersetory, 114, London-road, Sobithwark. • I bare ow miineh foreign and country trade, that I keep tau Tuna' Traveller, because Dvalc.n wt 11 keno the way to my Nliumfachsy. - SCOTCH LUNATIC ASYLUMS. Mr. FINLAY presented a Petition from the City of Glas gow, against the Scotch Lunatic Asylum Bill—Read, cud ordered to lie on the table. SCOTCH RV RG HS. Mr. FINLAY preseotedaos4lii;Pelii . from Ihr same City, Kellum she Rill before the Hoisqe for she 1-refutation of the Royal Scotch Burglsii.—Read . and ordered to he ou the table. PARISH VESTRI ES. Mr. SIIIAW . presented a Petition from the town of Readiest. Bras, against a clause in the Bill for the rroi halloo of Parish Vestries.—Read and unkied to lie uu the table. HAWKERS AND PEDLARS. A Petition was prriessetted frueu the town and county of Slisthamplisn, ntaiusl the llawkes and Pedlars Aet.—ltead and ordered to lie cos the table. SAVING BA NKS—(SCOTIAND.) llr.DossLas brought up • Bill Cur recidatiwg Saving Banks is Southold, whirls was read a first lime. TI• LOSS ADVOCITR hoped, that se this was a Bill of mossideroble importance to Scotland, softeirat time fur the moosithestios of it mink, he allowed before pushing it fur. ward se any sobseisest stag . e,--The Bill was deem Axed fur a weed maim; this tiny se osight. Mr. IVlRae moved, " That there be laid beta* the Hewer ea account orall sung .revived uu account of claims us Frince, by virtue of the Cuoveutiou of the 20th No vember, 1815, •itb as ercuuut of the applicutum tbereuf." ...Ordered. A Messagetrom the Lards anartunced, that their Lord. ships hail agreed in the Eats Prink prancer., mud mime other Hills, au t dcaired d th, Commons auuld cause tu he com municated to them copies of any evidence Riven to thou reapeeting the state of children tutpluyed in colon-splinting Ltetories. Tbe question being poi ■nd agreed to, The SPtAIL informed the messetigers,.that the Commons had o►derid eflpieN of the firm and reeoud Report+. of the Committee of 1416, on the Cuttomapiuniug Factories, to be tent to their Lordships. PARISH SETTLEM ENT. Mr. S. BOURNS brought in a Bill to amend aMend the Law of Settlement. The Bill was read a Sera sad second lime, com mitted pro forma, in order to be printed and have t h e blanks filled up, the Report hrouzht up, and ordered fur further anuideratiou uu Wedursday nest. • DESTRUCTION OF SALMON. Sir T. A Cl. AN D. m 1111 l ring the °rite, of the Day for the second leading of the Salmon Fishery Bill, briefly staled the object of it. It was almo►t pre. cisely the muse as that which two Sessions before had been carried through all its stages in that House, but hail been prevented from pulsing into r law by opposition in another place, to the great regret of many country Gentlemen—he had been induced now to make a second trial of the measure, in hopes that the objection* formerly lying agaiust it might have been since removed. The Bill was not by any means to interfere with local Acts. Taking such Acts for its basis, as far as was possible fur age. uertil measure, its object was to prevent the de struction of salmon during the ►pawning season in every part of England ; and as the only menus of making the Act general, consistently with a re. gird to the convenience of different places ‘ the Bill invested the :Magistrates at Quarter Sessome with the power of determining the time within which the taking of salmon should be held a violation of it. Some northern Gentlemen had espressed • des sire that the Bill might extend to Scotland, but he had judged it would be more proper fur the parties concerned to introduce a Bill with that separate object.—The Bill was them read a second time, and ordered to be committed on Thursd 4 y neat. GRAND JURlet-011ELAND.) Mr. V. FITZGERALD ruse /ill4l said, that he hail been instiausental last Session its !mull% an Act for the further improvement of the Grusid Jury Law in brimful—but from the imporsihility of tied. lug persons properly qualified to act as public am veyers coder it, he had found it neces>ory et the commencement of the present Session to introduce a motion fur the suspension of Bill had been repealed. At that time, hr lout heels sli,iresi to state %hen he intended to bring forwurd the measure by which he meant to rupply its place. That lie hail been unable to do, e•cept generally— but in consequence of *brit parroiril, he frit tt his dirty to prepare. and had prepared a Ball with that view. omitting the touts fori•ol to he impracticable; but containin 4 , a. apprartil to !!.in, 10311 y useful plOlOllll.Olll out of last yens'', Acts /to Hon. Mem ber (Alt. Butler), however. had thought proper to atiticipate lion, rod had brought in a lid!, hr sup having the seine objects with his, as it kid the very same title. As he bud no prir.ite • :Ars CIVIL POWER IN IRELAND. Sir ti. =PA E prctrtiltti iuil from the Claud Jury of the county n(. Moth, eluting the civil pcobeib iutru>trd to !kW Mayi-tiates.of Ireland, were inuarqoate to the prp ! etvatiou of the peace—r and prthy mg an eitens:on of the saine.—Brad, and ordered to lie on the Wile. NAVY PENSIONS. Captain WA LDEOIC , preoristrd a retitinn from Lieut.-mod Frederick Bedford, of the Itovel Navy, stating that he had entered the service to the year 1793, flirt lie bad been engaged in u great variety of service, awl in thecoufve of it hail li.st on rye, and the live of one of his jaws, and that the only reward be now enjoyed was a pension of 95i. a sear. The Pet.t;oiler threw hini.elf on the, griienieiry anal jostler of thr; Ilunse, and preyed fur souse tulti.- t I compeossation.—Reach, mid or•lered to lie on the table. Mr. BKNNETT said, he had not lie'en ahie to hear the whole r plaint of the Petititmer. Such a course, however, W4l l l tow restaleted orcerisiry to gentleman in his (the Petitiottor'e) silo:ohm, by what hr understood In he a rutiLkoil of the First Lord al the Adirtiialtv, mauely, !hit hir bid elven orders for denying his high protner to a:1 cont. ;Amnions. flow giffeient from the bite of cooduct impaled by tile Consentionter-iti.bot r of the A ratty; who gave easy access to all ,tleurittli to Approsch I ! Very ditictent, roo, front ,tint observed by both Earl Spencer and Lord St. Vinteast, whet, al the heath of the Navy. . Ile was surprised th e lino, • Secretary (Mr. Croke r ) ortiontite hail matte no :cot of observation or expleontion on the matter of the Mr. CaOICER said, the lion. Member (Mr. Brno nett) had admitted that he clot trot well undefstalid the nature of the couthisint .nadir by the Petitioner —he was equally at a loss liiieself—instead of lonia lug melted any wrong, the Petitiouer appeared id him to beeXtretuely well treated. Ile was not oily in receipt of a peusiotrof 0.51. a.yrrir, her also an inmate of Green:wick Hovpitel, which might be calculated •at 2.20/. a-year moir.. - But it now seemed OW the complaint Ws% levelled sit-some re.. gulstimi in the office if Admiralty.. With resit •ct to the First Lord of the Admiralty. it W.ll. to hi considered that he wos tint A Nubstnniice but a hlember of a Board ; that lie was nor, like the Commander-in-Chief, in his own person stile to decide ou cases SULslllllte4l to low, and 'ward re. lief, granting it to be doe; lie was only Si Membeti of a Board. Witli respect to himself, he was not the Secretary of the First Lord of the Ad.; miralty, but of the Adniiraliy ; if the Gunter 14fia err weir in Parliament, he could no doubt explain the reliant of the regulation alluded to—he could not ; he was ivittossit of its existence, or of any variation in the ruled since the time of Earl Spencer or Lord St. Vincent. For hino•elf, he heti been tine years in the sitnatioo be tilled; and ever! body knew that he attended his office for several hours every day, and it was open to all alto had arty application, to nullity. Captain WaLottoaAve observed, that Lieut. Bedford had loot Ilia eye and the use of boo jaw when a midshipman, but that on being promoted to a lieutenant, lie had lost his penoirm. In the inivy, promotion caused a withdrawal of penonnis enjoyed in an inferior rank, which was a rule of vincula hardship. . Mr. CROKEIL said, that the grievalice.spoken of did not noti exist ; it was taken away. Why the.tia the Petitionei would say, do 1., out enjoy the pen- . oion I bad whilei To %Mel* might be answered, because be was male a lieutenant before the regulation was tittered. tint, in point of fact, he had not even that complaint to make. foe Lord St. tineent, anticipating tlie locw regulation by fourteen years, allowed him, when appointed 10 • lieutenancy, to rrtoiii his pension as midshipman, and besides this, placed hint in Greenwich Hob pit!. Sir C. Pot.c said the Petition was tether bid'''. creel, and improperly worded. Mr. CROILER sail, that if the Petition were printed. Members would see whether it was deoert.. ink of ally further ennaiiletistion. Any Gentleman who thought all, might found a motion on it, owl he would be happy to atturd any information ill hill power. The Petition was then ordered to lie on the table and be printed. LAND TAX ASSESSMENT. The Order of the 1) iy Is Ling beret mini for the House g niis g iiilo a Committee tos the bowl Tot lifovellieeeriti Bill— Sir J. Gas isam oppaled the mnfiott. Thrte ant the lest MIT/catty in a freeloulder of ene ty. for nr half a crow's; getritx sir edpy, %hewing the extent of lend redeemed wise, free ft Inn taxes. Hr would 'pretense,. meet, thet the KAM du redelite stNell fete mince oil the Bill ibi* due three iiiimitils. The question having been put on the motion— Mr, BANKES said that the meagare reettein Iva. highly inealtedient at priltrat. The aiettenta and tisstarders eastergstesti on it *ow much ferenter then tinder tht aid het. Mr. W. *isur surporbeti the Bill SI rlirre Isly 4:,;1161. 111 460141 111 to wow :oda I 0 ■ Craw original emplaced list manta Would Ino at • .41