The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-07-31 00:00:00

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(Scission (for the 21 time), Mr. Ward.. ; Collet Virstet, Mr. linitorti; litlossliork, 21r Connor; Lope Tochis„ Mr. Tads; Ristessen Milky, Mr. Foote; Pocks, Mr. Makin eon ; 9 il, , 31r. Russell. Zora)ae, Miss E. Blsseharcl ; Floranthe, Mrs. Connor; Agile', Mrs. Lietos. The &nines Entertainments to condo& with the DUr lesqiir Ttrotie Opera of TIOMBASTES FIIRIOSO. Arissontinons. Mr. .1. Itonsell; Eyeshot., Mr. Damsel ; €. tteral Boodisistes. Mr. Lists,. Distsflios. Mrs. Linos. PI tees (or the Boxes to betake, of Mr. Alassinghair, at the Theatre. N -A Privet, But may 60100 sightly, by spplieatios et no• • • 'rn ninerow, Dalian' Visible, Teasing male Easy, sari Torn Thermic A Nureity, of three scuts is is preparation. Due astir. will be s.sea of the next tepremstation of the new Conies), calkd, Tine Points of the Law, Or Pus ersoins. The Play of The African, ant performed at this theatre these six years, is to rrhearsal, soil will he produced rally in the r11114.111E weak. Seiko, Mr. Wardle; Revisal. Alias E. Blaschasti (bring their int appearance is dinar Cluatacters,. TIIE.4rn lIOYA RATILIEff l'EnA. AlniA ND THIS EVENING, FRIDAY. July 31, will be performed, the COUtir Opera of THE AMERICANS. Willi new Seesery. Dresses, kr ; and with all the rekbrated Music °entwine romposeti for this Drama. American Indians—Pureseo, Mr.l. leases; Kelko, Mr. P tiry !dolma, M ise Carew; Chittibair, Miss I Steenweg'. The Tribe, by the native American Isolians. who will ap p,., in all the original situations of the fable of Ibis Drama, r titicii/arly in the admired War.whoop Chorus at the end of tlo tir•it Art. and its tbe Dsuce of Peace at the c o aclusitm of th, ...cowl Act. liv:ii.h—Captatis Wilmot. Mr. Pearnma; Emmaus Rha_ ilsoostas MsrmAttus„ Mr. W. S. Clsatterley ; Dabble, Mr. Dailey; ‘l°.b.hi potato, Mr. Mears. Luoisa (Ward or Paul T)roltit, Miss Kill?. A MeV if 41111 Pawl Tysvla, Mr. Salter ; Martin Slow, Mr. • krl. Aq.e.osti--Zedekiab, Mr. Wilkinson ; Slaves, Messrs. Jew tots and Guorirt. 13Awern thr Over* and Afterieee. Mr. M. Albin and A)l.ln will dance she Mimed de la Cour. aed Vestries trl brN.d Gwvutte. Tv ca..elarte with (91h time) a new Operetta, tailed TIIE IHJLI.'S HEAD. Charartem—Mr Meech. Mr. W. S. Chatterley, M. Grove, Mr Wahines,. Mr. Rachel, Mrs. &lOU', Miss autl Mrs LeliaJawa. Dim*. Mete, and Private Boxes, may be takes of Mr. Perrason, at the Boa OMr►,Strand Eatraree, from Tea till Four ; sad at Felnaates Library, 170, New botl44treet, opit.oite T,..mu Allow. lingummsrum..... I, $ popular Opera, with (14th time) Doctor --- • Ou %Tuesday. the Performances will be by peeved desire. ROYAL CIRCUS AND SURREY TII F.ATRE ...—.... _ LtliT 0 NIGHTS OF HUNIPORY CLINKER. The Tr..gic l'antnnsime of Ferdinand. Count Fatima', runireriely succeeded, will be acted every Evening. 1 'HIS PRESENT FRIbAY, July. 31, IR IR, sail &Pouring Evening, the Prolumancea will corn- Wiwre With (I lib tittle), an Operatic Mela.drainalic Bur kilo, in iber.e Acts, fusaded on Dr. Sazolletee Novel, called the AI)VF UR ES of RODERICK RANDOM. ItoJer set Raodum, Mr. Huntley ; Mr Random, wen. (under thr derlenation of Dun Ruilrigu;, Mr. Clifford ; Liroleitant Zombi.' :lid Balthasar, t se,n ill. the late Mr. Dihalin'a Cremator Nome of I laugh at Jean Bull a little." Sham, X. Forailliain. In Act 11. A Freacb Military Balla, curripose.l by Mr. Giroux. Pi.ocipal Character., Mr. Giroux, Mr. Ridgway, and Miss Pr. 111 , 110 to the Rlirietta, a Musical Prologue, in charac ter, by Mr. Al Ile Ead Of Act li. an Explanatory Addrea (after the Di ioNtr of thr Greek Chorus, bat uut quite so classical), tri spuktil by Miss R. Adcock. ♦''trr thr• Borkita (rur shy fifth time), an entirely nrr TraEic M.14,•44.‘5na1!c P;miunaunte, in mar Act (partly ociveitit, 1.11.1 pnitly taken front tau tnrofic bicldeol•, so Dr. Stool. h Stromancr). calks' FEROINANI), COUNT FATHOM. Comfit F illiam, Me. etiatieny iMollie. of Cams' Fathom, aadSp,eUr, Miss Taylur. Asiatic oilier new Scenery will be exhibited a Pleinrentille etnt.tel. in a litingariau Furebi—A Camp and Field of &r. roLelitele with (23d lime) the very lona epprovril Our. htiA, touiserd uts Lk Swollen's cylebrotegl Nord, called lIUNIIIHRY CLINKER. Places fur she Boxes to he taken of hlr. Rueswer„ at the Otiire is. the Treasury of she Theatre, .ben Free A.I. ...me.. fur the &•aauu may Ise purchased, and a Private Bus nightly; and, fur the accomintrilasion of Fermi. I , rt 014 eird of the Toro, at the Bureau de Spectacle, 11'V•111 ea FAchatige. Bund-street. pui.rs open at Half pant Five ; to !begin at Ilultpast Six. (SiMonday next will be revived the highly popular Bur- I.lsr of S r Laturerlos Gres:rev; and on the Monday follow a .51 he produred for the Ant tittle, a tre* Claud Set tout sire( 1., with new Music, Scenery, &c. called Luluauis ; tr.. The liurt:erwera of 1660. A.l r Ipt r.it,l* DUI Iv its, from Fieding, and a new Harlequin P4..11.111 ttttt are in pre pars 1 inn. l'lON.—The txtru•ivr 4 leinuisii ilw I.viog articles havint occaaionell naturrous I'.lol, are reapvcifully istforsased that the Entwine has sittattire and a.ldrrss thr tioarietor on the label : ATKINS'JN'S FLUID fir Me cronsh of tile Hair, foonsksl no a d;iscarerr Of the estsises *loch ”Ctlitleetl halsinirss. It prevents the ft, or fall- Ise 01l or turning grey, and *lmre blithers* hail Arcady n .c., either town Obsess, persiparation, rlisissce of cliniatti, or lieriditary (awes, at will rr.tore it to it. of pzinal •treingth and thstkoe4s; p.iiertable referetic. • to ILA. fact are gt i.n in a pisaigsblet end's. rt tumid • ark bottle. It also frets the kali' from. .eurf, noilsc. it .girl sod 0.11.9ty as silk, and keriiis ii m I doting tstrn.r ut iliaticiloy to - esikings or to ...slier. Ps .erfis 0;41. ATKINSIXS'S r. ft. e h" or red hair on Ike hetd or whiskers in a brown so oil 'its, warranted perfectly innocent, and to give a perms. ft of ruk.wr. Miser Ss.. Ids. ad., moil 11 Is ATKINII4/N1 prre•sisil b 7 a or. pe.ct,tr., which (revs tl (rum alt irsitating ao.ssties, removes ferekles, rs..lncts, and hardness front the tkny jo•rtials ills chapping, and souk.* its soft, ahelm nail seen. Prue la tbr square, nod prepared with Naplcs Soap for Ass seg. Hie. N" Is. nod 1,. 6.1. each. kohl hy 'mass Atkinson', Percussive-, No 4.1, C rraril.strert, Isniiiiin; and by most Perfumes* aLti kilast- ATebbtf• .n Wan atid cosies). VAUXHALL GARDENS. Under the Patronage of his Hort, Highness the Pit INCE REGENT. Trii IS EVEN NG, FRIDAY, .101 v I, IL Will he pivaipiits.l a GRAND GALA, M1 , 114 , 1.e SAqUI * 4 Perfornaaorcor. and Aaresit on the hope attild.4 a loath tat diaeharge oT Forams**. Alloso..ion, 3a. 111.—The Dana trill open at *wilt mud Mu Concert beg ns at Eight o'ClOrk. ROYAL COBURG THEATRE, Under the innne.iate Partiniv of h Hoye! Ifilliness PRINCE LEOPOLD of SAXE CORE'RLS. The Antic Expedition is daily !wonting mitre interesting Crum the recent arCuunis of its Rest success, and (rum the strong' plots:11)114y that the shouts of our aileetiturons rountrynieu will be ultimately trimenhant; and lb, 11 1 0.. pastors are happy to satire thew Noble Patrons and nu merous (rieuelti, that the Malullreme of The ninth Pole, or the Aretie Expedition," with its splendid Sceurry asd 1111 l ueuse Ship, is uipity hailed with three Cheers by • Jelitliat 41 endwise'. PHESaNT-ATIMING, FRIDAY'. Jaly 21, 11118, marl Tu•in , wrww, Natni , tiy, tlte Enter taiinewits rill cansateace rah the New &wad Farueal Haiku'', written by Mt. Bryant, ealft , tl Tim IRISH CRISPIN. The Characters by Megarv. Stelshilic Davide, Bryon'', GRIM, Cartliteh, Hill, Hobbs, Miss Watson, Mrs. Davidge, •nd Miss Cooper. *Art whirb the weir interesting Local Alan-Drama, in. terspeno with Glees, Chorus...lN sod Cunibirts, new tied splendid Sceuery, Mar.binely, Dresses, and Deurrations, called LON DON, FRIDA THE NORTH PO.P.. The kllelo.Drania written and proditcrit by Mr. Barrymnre. Alter which, the highly popular Mel,-Drama, written by Mr. W. R►rryonrr, called THE TRIAL BY BATTLE. The whole to conclude with the new popular 13alkt of DON QUIXOTE. Principal Chararter*--Mr. Le Clereq, Mr. Kirby, Mr. Hill, Mr. Carelitek, Mr. Clifford, Mr. Gay, Masters Asbury, Homier, Wseland, and Conway; Mrs. DA is, Milan J. Scott, Bennet, Nicola, Brock, Rountree, Usher, J. Simpson, and Mrs. Le Ck►eq. Lower Wines,4lo.—Upper Boxes, 3s —Pit,lts —Gallery, la. Dunn to be opened at Half-past Five, to begin at Half past Six.—Half price at Half-past Eight. Places fur the Boxes to be taken of Mt .Grubli, at the Bun. Office, from Ten till Four. Private Bones to be had nightly, by •pplicatiou to Mr. Grubb. An entirely new Melo-Desone, with new Scenery, Drewry, and Decorations, will be speedily produced. lIF.ALTR AND LONG LIFE. This day is published, neatly printed, price 2s. the Thirty first Edition, of SURF AIETIIODS OF ATTAINING A LONG AND HEALTHFUL LIFE; with the means of Correeliwg a Bad Canslitution By LEWIS CORNARO. Translated from the Italian. • It would be well if the public would follow the &strive of Mr. Addison, given in she Spectator, of reading the writings of Cortaro, who baring naturally a week Coitatite lion, which he attested to have ruined by intemperance, so that be was expected to die at the age of thirty-live, did at that period a.loot a strict regimen, allowing htniself only twelve 011111rell of food daily By this plan of diet he lived to more than one hundred years; and it is delightful to ob serve the tranquil, r heerfnl, and energetic state of mind, ae totormying his bodily health, and in a great degree iuducxd by is."—Vide Abernathy on Local Diseases, &e. London : Printed fur Anderson and Chase, 40, West Smithfield; soil Robert Stodart, bl, Stilted. NEXT TUESDAY. WYTON. Stock-Broker. e, CO H I lA, letkei the earliest opport lonely of emboli !! jog the Scheme of a nrw lottery, whit h brgiaadrawing NEXT TUESDAY, AUG 4. The m. Mud, of Prises is vriy great—and the number of Tickets remarkably small :=Throe being Two Prises of .£3O,UOS, with su Cir Tickets as 8,000 ttwve eilvantarv, Two of the Prises will receive in addition, Eight Pipes of Port Mae, or Mmetcera, or Eight Hogsheads of Claret, to be chosen by the holders them•elves. E. B. solicits a l•rrf. relict. as above, where Schemer, with full Par ticulars. may be had gratis. All Business in the Public Funds transacted with the 'al most Barbi) sod dispatch. NEXI' TUESDAY-LOTTERY BEGINS. 2 Prism of 140,000--2 of t 2,1100, each Sterling-14 olber Capitals besides. Two Thous owl Sorrento., which will receive in addition I:iclit Pipes of Port or %Weirs, or Light Hugh, sit. of Claret, to be chinas by their fourtunate Holders. NI IttiFlA LL requests the attention of his • Eric's& to the above iutrresialie fealurts, which conshine Capitsls of such great ionzuitivile wills the small somber of 11,4141 coufillently frusta that these obvious solv.ostat4 s will tweure a speedy visit ha hiss Lucky Office, 1, 11011..i.ii-11,sts, %tote No. 3,314 rAilled opwirds of 1.0001. ia 1.14 I.oto y, and No. 7,341, ?PO/ and where Ilse fullorrivz (wow "is Saki may Baia eiPlier or holk of 11w f.:10,1106 grand tniqffials!!! N LAT TV LS DAY : No. Vs I No. 1.01 0 No. 4 314 No. 54 30 4.417 31 vio 7,0117 6,liff. 1071 1,417 lASti 4,713 NEXT TC ESDAY. C, CA KROLL. Contractor For the Letter). hawing mottle too FIXED PRIZE on the Sehrthe, the TWO PRIZES (.1 C:10,000: 2 .... .... 2.110 ! 2,000 SOVV.III:Ii;NS, 6.L. Sic lley all he drawis NEX *IC ESDA Y. v.livii the t.tettery bvas ; and as a Tri!oste of Gratitude for Public F..vottirs conferred oat G. CARROLL, 1w has ; mule arrasigrme..tr: that l'oreliament "hall have the upliou of it,rriviog, to adJttiur to ell the Psis's, GOLD fur Ow '1•40 l e a let I,ll:olSfiverritio, with r, %DRUM . nnotoutiog to F.:or Pips of Port or Mackin'. ur four Hoge. 019.1161 of rlartt. r trath of the Priers of O ur Sovereigns, 311.1 iu prrip.lllU4 for Shan •. I The trine I.) be c;losen by the t tinders :hematites. Ticketa and AR rell are now on Sa'r rit ihe (Meta or CA R -110 i.L. Oa Cuvrtiatton, No. 7, Cori.hill, awl 214, naf.ii ii dire., I.uniiinia, "Ow Marra inil S.ild in the ray last I.i , ttes• ) , Nn. 9,431 .. a Prot- .11 .. .e/ 1 1 0110 Illeri.lts Licht eiliitela •.( £l,OOO, £5OO, B.c, A.. 1 in einul f1.t."3 laic Guam's, 7.735 1f.30.000 I 3,445 . . /WAN 14345 £30,000 I 4,30 . .... 1720,000 61e. ate. ix. . . _. . . mud It wi I give CARROLL 1.1r4-sire to fat II to ihdoe who hoo.wor bike nub Iheir ronisnal.k, Ike '('1111 111 IZIS f 30.01* ! NEN I 'IVENVAY. JULY 31, 1818. GUILDHALL, LONDON, Amy DI, 18:13. rrtif: COll MT ThE r I.r. PIING the . CITY% LAN Ds,, will solve at Otvittllllll, ow FRIDAY the 31st day of July Sara at Twelve o'Clielt at Nuuu, to Ist by l'utshe A oil ion, A Lease for tit years, rvu 11;4fantsamter 18114, of a Wits-. No on the North sole of Fes.elattreh assert, late iu Iht sareorateuts of the Cummassissawas foe die Affairs of Tams. The Premises may be viewed every day from Els.irsas to Three to'Clurk, :and the Coast' for Letting they be seen at the Comptroller', Offiee. .103. BUAHNAN, Comptroller. AN EXAM] THF DoCTRItiIZ OF IL./111.V10. 'This day is poi:dished, price 2s. SERMON preached to the Parish Church of Nt. hi:traits, Leicester, on Thursday, Ike 4J July, MS, at Ike irie 6666 irl Visitation of She Lord Bishop of Lsocolo. To which is added, As Ittritte or Necessity briefly coo. 110.101.- By the Rev. JA R.ll UERESFORD, Rector of Kelso...rib, Leicete.dtire, sad fste Fellow of Merlon College, Oxford. Prinicil for, and %Ad by, J. Ilaidnird, Book•eller to the (lotto, 190, Piccadilly; mad T. Comlte, This day is published, Vul. IV. Part I. price 70.6.1. EI S OKTS of CASES doer aaa i l ird iii the it COURT of EXCHEQUER and EXCHEQUER CHAMBER, before Mr. Sarum Richards, Easier Term, and Sittings :diet, 1817. By GEORGE PRICE, E•ti Banister at Law. Printed fur W. Clarke auJ Suits, Lair RJuksellers, Pm tucal•stieet, Lincoln's Inn. Of irhom may be had, The three preceding Vidnines, cuutaming Cases 54 to 57 Geu. 111. Al=n, juin Vol. XIX. Port I. of Mr VESEro REPORTS in .11dlinn is o itrOCit'Yarlvtionethede span Ili t wt u ira ts z s e I r t ' s . : l l l , l ?* in England, or for Annuities scrured un Property 111 soy part of the United Kingdom, fur which room ten to twelve Years purchase will be given ; also upon Life Interest arising limn Wills, NllarriageSetilenwols, Widows' Jointures, Money in the Funds, Church Livings, and upon eligible Venous' Security; also in the parrluise of Krvendosis and !lust ,Oltit funds. Matters of magnitude preferred, and promptitude and secrecy invariably observed. Apply personally, between Nine and Five; or by L•ttsr, to Stir Director of the National Bank, Nu. 8, Lower John street, Golden square. COPYRIGHT. MINUTES OF EVIDENCE TARIM 61Y01111 THE COMMITTEE ON ACTS RESPECTER , RIGHTS OF PRINTED BOORS. GI COPY.. Marti's, 23 die .UartN, 1813. DAVIES GIDDY, Esq. in the -CWT. Mr. TURD R heard on behalf of the bookrellen. .1/e. Parry, bookseller, railed is, and examined. Will the delivery of eleven copies be to yuu a grievance? —I consider it will, in many installers. lu what will tint grievance consist ?—Where small num. hers are printed, it bearing much more in pluportiou in small numbers than in large ones. [Delivered in a paper marked A.] Books printed in small numbers, if eleven copit• are de livered to Stationers' Hall, Of 50 ... . it is 100 250 2 1.51 h 1,990 .... 2,000 5,000 If Parry. Will the paper he the whole expense?—Crriainly net; 1 consider the paper of about 14th of the value when pub lished. What make up the whole expenses of a work ?—They are various: parr:basis of copy; editor, when copy is not our. chased; paper; print; engraving ; copper-plate printing; wood cars; hot-pressing; the risk of the capital; real ; taxes; adveitising, and colouring Odes. Bad debts we consider as part of the risk of the trade. What proportion of those expenses a ill Ike eleven copies bear?—The eleven topics will be iu the exact proportion, as appears by the paper delivered in. Meat effect will the delivery have on works, as to the un dertakings of such works should COUCCIVI., in many in stances, to prevent ihuse works being eugagid in, especially where small numbers art intended to be printed. . .• 1.. that likely to sfrret the ervenue?—Certnisily, tlir duly on part( is very considerable. brine from I.4th to I.9th of the value. The duty ou Reyes Cyclopedia, if completed iu MI volume., would ansouut 1010,0001. and the duty on sd veiti.eittents would awniuut to at least 2,0)01 ..... ......._ . Ilas yunr trade any particular risk :—llany; as pub. hither% and mattufatturers, paper benig the raw material; but we cannot bring fun ward three or tour articles, as other manufacturers du, hut must publish a large number, with very great uncertainty as to the final result of the sale. Is there not another copy tiara away?—There is; by the Act fur preventing Seditiuu, use copy tassel be lodged with the printer. What were the expellees of the last edition of Shah. PlWaft ?-5,8751, the edition of Joleusuu and Steeveus, by heed, published in 1803. Hun long was this selling?—Nine years. W hat profit Al lag WAS gassiest upon IS by the proprie turs?—alic hook being MAC years in selling, deducting I Oils in each year, charg.liez lowest on the remainder 5 per cent. sad 5 Iwo cent. for the other exp. • e, servants wage., {smote r. ut and taxes, left a profit of 3741. 16s. ur 6s. per copy to the publiebee. What would have been the actual !sum of giving the eleven ropier there?—At' the edition was sold, 1211.; and would knee lift unlit ds per copy Its the 'midi:hers. la that laisa calculated AO the prime cost or selling Twice? —Ost the wail pride. 6, 1 added to the price of each enpyt do yen apperbt aid the site would be intuit .1 " fled, ur in any de gree ? conceive not. Will you be gem rally enabled to advance the price of books to meet the, grievance, *llllOlll injurestg the sal. ?- 11Vitrie 11011111.. es ate piliited, I think nut; fur 250 mnst Wale an adva u.c of 5/. p.s coml. lu fixing the price ef book, do you not confider you ate in fin nisi@ directs copies grata.?—C. rtamii nut ; fur un til the late Oh C.t.11111 of Load 1:11...b..n.5eh, we did taut think the penalty of one pelmy per sheet snatch at, and ihcsethic did not amid the 4 1/r).t . h. Would you not, au future, take it into consideration, and filer liir pi ICC mewl Ilion , )? rettaittlY shall take it into SWIM& ratios, but ass .gall numbers we must decline the wu k. Its estimatii.g the ie. tine • eat of 11 tropic*, do you. Include • ploporlsost ut Ito .4.161.• o. sdvertiiiag, sit liousw-resit ndil ta are; bad d.les, and. iu short, a proportion of the general 1r444.4 4 . 41f . the Lad.. ?--As publahli: is we reliantly only include the actual al, tr... the %suit: watt usf (pat iu t!'.^ , If 11 bad e% are given wit ..f 100, we coliceive it in lie 11 per D• you ineltide ileyiatircatintale, the ploportion oPtaxes, lioner.rent, &c. *Weis make up dis piopurkitiu of your itaato—Cetinitily nut. IVhether Is. estimating the cost of tiring away she 11 COpleg, do.you pregame, if out give.' away, Hwy wr0.14 hr .14.1?-111mo we agree to puldialt, we calcseate ter. y will be .old: but titifurimiately, 611 Itooksrllrds rim rely great riak. many f..tpiently heiui kft uw baud for yenta, ate at lasi aold for isas:e paper. In those case.., can die delivery of the 11 roplea l.e any lost wlhitevci• 1.. the honked!' r t—The ii casusa helot .o.li verril s heti published, we air in hopes of fallinC the wi° l e copies; after the t xpimiiou of a few year-. they liCeullit waale paper; but it is many 'cola haute that rail be deter mined. %Virzi • , 1 i. innWn that row most aire avr , o; t 1 ropka, would vou not paint a tattPrirott rt,.eti,er to ince. tit.' it, ara1..1,%1r. many*, as at should pay Cos eleven die .speinie of printing 2SO copies. Why. t--finch bang the es"Vott of the primers ks Lotidlitt, magi *Wit Les few rewrirsl 1.1401411.41116...m1iga • Call you only. adju a l by issitss-,:is or 'nit h. bad copies, and Po ti.• !--Inslattcrs are, sheie we pi int less digt,!! to save the athlit • I irkprizaa or paper, but nut Cluny; suit then se pay for Slit additional 250 printing You hare loafed that the pritsciital littedett is in bm.ka uu which less thaw 250 copies air 1 rinlcd ; hitt in all such nurks is Shire any additional expense to tin printer. II) the 11 CIL pies t—Cettainly nut ; mod. r 2511 Ihr printlii; is lite msitte: hot of plates, and thaw. plitit's I .0011111etS, the extents of the colouring, and also the ii.p.orr 01 the paper. Yam having stated that a material lota 0111 , e hi illf• glielsli.li (Tß hunt the early .kli%r.y of the II copit 1.; ssf..pi- Ilion float a mute late ils•livei .if not einiaiderablv relieve the puhhsh,a. truni the lin ussrs HMI lIIISA V*ll.oo, in your upinsiso, 'hey HI iiiruriit • It 4:41:!—It itineli depundsi on the time of Ilii•jsuls!nlinsr. I a ill 'wane , . one honk. Myanre. A hunt 1.1-v. is y. Hr.{ ;MC*• we give 0)00 gni Willi W the Emit Con,i , w;y tm Il.r r.•pv The batik ClAt um 'scar 4,000 guinea, was I.rbti.hr d ; this mom. nt we have lust riot hack ilst• cps lutists ail of .ix guineas, at a hieli ths half the illll l lllillatta WI blind, se . 1.11/bild tor glad lu sell fur three animas. How I 1111141 ihal iurnetvettienre I.e ilffrord by 11:e delivery of the 11 copies at w laiur lir au to. I.. , ia.(l!—iliqa the sale of the tt holt intim SAiOll, w r Fla itl. .ce valued at six guineas. I 1 hrl,, now aicertained that 11 copies as eto lie delay'', eil as some p. rind, how is the inconvenience lora& din the last pourer strcetell by a haler or earlier deliver) ?—lf the 11 copies are to be delivered, it will nut make any dJlcr• Cure. To what wotks does that relate ) —To works that hat•c nut a speedy fitlC j I dna scren ytara st fit a‘ciagr to urea- Isia the sole. In works that have a speedy only, iiia”nueh as the eleven copies that are on all worts to be delict red, w hat 1 frt et ea, she time of dehvery . hase in the ioruuveui.•nce Wainett of I—The hiss in wurks that have a speedy LAIC, by actively early, would be the exact price at which they would be otherwise suit/. Then the time of the delivery dory not effect, in your judgmetil. the intermit of the iittlitiiherr oil the works of speally Nth.. it being only affected by the vJueof the cleveat ?..-.After poblislivil. it too only afflict no to the .11111 C of the copier delivered; but pm vino,' to the public:ditto, it mould be a cuurideratimi whither ye would publish it 4 Do you mean to Fay, that thedelivery of the e:rvee ropit vtinebt form a consideration previoor to the iletermitortion of the publication; or that the time when /lour copies are to he delivered. would form an objection to the inu?— The lime will not; but the delivery would, ati l have become stated. Whitt do yon call a mail timber of a work ?—Five hun dred copies and What will !relieve the proprietors of books, its ,nor (turn the inconvenitore comiiptaio.it of? —lrctlitetng the minds., of copies to be dcliveilA ; peeving a cal-trio pro. portion of their first cost ; out being obliged to ...end the cl , reti copies unless we wish to scrui it the copyright ; w lit re two psprr. are printed, that on which the largest number is printed; books not to be sent ahoy.. a metros r.due, and a hen the impression dues slut exceed Tin nut in be sent; but the principal would be, that or pat toe a unc-tiiird rn• tote-f. mirth of the price, would prevent books bi tug demand ed that are not wanted. Will making these public bodies pay one-tuitr►h of the sellio.g price of the wutk remove dm apiirrhunsion that you euterhain„ that works of • certain destriptiun will out be publislectl?-1 believe it would. Cupid you nut indemnify yourself by ineressing the price of each ropy. on the principle of the talrul itinn slelivered by you to the Cunsmattce think lint. The delivery of the rdeer• copies its small numbers would ps‘vilit she hunk be ing undertakes& at oil; the expeme incresiseti would check the sale, sod would not indemnify us if that addition was put on. .Iferewrii, 24 die Marlit, 1813. DAVIES GIDDY, Esq. in the Chair. r. Thomas Norton Longman. called in, and eraselied. Are you a bookseller and publisher What will br the grievance to you, In eive eleven copies of all works of which you sell all )our edit 11.11 ?—The grit r. liner, in that ease, ce►tainly would he lir. lull price of 11w whole eleven copice; between the posbli.hrr and the retail buoksrllir it would be the whole tetsil [micro( each copy. What troul•1 he the grievance on those which ilo out sri l ? —;live grievance on those that do. not well Would Ise the price which they might lie Sold for at a bookseller's trade sale. _ _ How many years do you Waft before you sell for waste river ?—That is perfectly uncertain, the difference is the amine of course is considerable; it is peifectly Uncertain what the remainder atm ithprest ion may sell fur at nu auc tion, but always above waste paper price; frespleully veiy near to the full bade price. It depends upon the character of the boot: ?—Peritsetly .o. It is your custom, when you find works do not sell puh- Crly, to sell them by auction among yourselves ?—Certainly, that is the mode adopted. Do i t s. works sell after lying some years without a de mand ?—sThey sometimes ; after the iespilar sak may be found to be over, mime 1:10,!ic ciietislistance or other 1,. iuia a won k into demand again ; fur inataiice, I might state, a hen the French invaded Egypt, hooka of travels in E;:s . pt sold immediately, although they hail lainalorinant for mail yearn; a particular tiacumstanct, *MA brines A subject into 510th..., creates a demand fur a work a had nut sold fur a of time before. the delivery of eleven coPiel maleri.illy intrude upon Ilse profiia of small editions , -11 would he more heavy *pun sum!! editions then large ours; the percentage would be larger npou 260 copies than upon 1,000; health's un slued editions there Is * more certain sate, they are firepiently all sielaieribril fur, in Omar cases it may be luuked fur admit the whole prier of the eleven copies. it in ithy came present th* aniline or propeiethe fram leceiviug any prnfit 'spun !mall relitions of expmsire wurks!-- It might so happen; I abauld think it Would ni.t often happen ; but I know it dots vi. sonil9itnes. I heard Mr. Nichols, the printer, 4110 E, Within these few days, that of his winks he has printed tin more than 250 (dial are valuable and resPeciable mita of their 1,11.4`, and this b. kiss caleolmed that the trade salt price should pay him his eue•.a...s without even a view to profit. ge.:eie' s a dark fi iitideilsksr. w put/lie:7e ? lots ur slot. PIZIt E NCE. f t ! eau perttreeell aseettaiu irli ! e will be the purchaiers alwßy., Peet of small edit iuids ' If the price was 'avec-mull, by eileolat4iic the edelillinsal expestse of the ItOs u eopi. *a:l - wort:a of that kind, do you Pohl: the It d(1111..11 'quill' by ssich as to pi es-s nt !verso,* buyinc at that iiirrealied plices!—A lisrreffirt noun bo ex pected front every widltims to thi preeysit p. icy of books. • ths Ilia-s• small editions, if you were to ea:relate the cv• neon. of t Wren eriles, and on !Mit icemsht to pint a r plies upon the somber snlil, do you think that worth( ac 1:k. ly, iu massy instances, materially to cif. et the saki-- I 110104 apprehend it iiiight in ;silm• ca/sue; I ihi s a, i ss i 05 5 . 1 ,7 cases it would totally %In aside the printing; I have, inched, beard iirsastecea usetiliolletl. • Are mil caliiiirs . the editions upon shit Is mist prelit is moth. te s ta:l.ly upon' capito l s Pm sai.rik is nut great, a. uposilArge editions. - Inproportioti Its Ilse tin Mtn r impleasi•ma printed,. etc not of fif• y uF a huudrt d more prottabte s in oio. portion to the capital employed. their isliltiona of a great, r somber of impressions shoul.l lorr:iy think ; profit is out reviler, either 'nposi Pattie tafilsots 4 ; het I skosikl Imre! wit/eer Props,. Ilant roe peofa front 4 4 111 " I" lOUS elfritlir ono. • , Dow conies it that this practice, amen odtero , has treall to finch an extent of printloc mon editions, if these ••4 rout a creator pri.lit F There is 2 rsi.mu lor it ; IL. sr Is more priming of every description of lat. y. ars Illosei Ilrte west to be, and aniora the' tucteret. that of 'Hinging slnall smpressiuus of certain work*, mid the expet led demand less nut been consideriii to be Hanriroil 10 print a Pattie unpin. siell. It has hren comet; tttt s thiinzla, a small its pr. sxsn, by ',Whig au art.-qv:or prier opus; it, 'would answer. as tar as it ; anti email edisiose. si•onetisn• a pubtub.4 by way of soil's , ' ips imi, mid alien she nurtlnris known lute !militia sitters dims •fse snore razer to r time for a Ha, the s•oily of the. toiek ; that IlWalis WI. all Scourtiir.ro. fill a • cievi h•r small bollilo I old Is the oember would ass/ have la eis said in the ordinary watt • Day, y •is not hear-1, ile 110. course ..f ,ado, lsat there are sweat s Lu I. ..re ustlettid utok* pith ] 1.41.1 a* a (ratan, iss I%P, 1:161 wises air mire enatonsera re' all a ork. to that ansuuns ; es, leer imitonethr that an soda is gv. - i is fur all works la 59 us DO poles. or Ns-II hat e era wiy s self hear : of any such rti.totile.s,•also hose usvcu sit ostler to porch use all "will kr of that descrlptirm. Du not you think tht.re are perrour In whom the 1111 re. rears ill the !rice of iliac costly %caul wowed snake no tai'. I. is sire as to their havime tit in that they Would , wish In hate iliem, twilit( rival culls (lurk do•sitil di•uht Oat thy, eUlt-t. Utls, Vol it is hill ccurral by soy means ; • Are-not. those tiloe costly WUlttili to t.verAl,)4ll4lislo-d for list' safe .1" those toll. ct. s r aIIIIJI II 10?-4 obuuld aping la ati certailay nut; that Ih• y could nail hr Hari. td.. They arc out outdo heil for general sate I—Certainly nut fur m Lem! lie may !mulct! anie, Uu „ yuit thick Slott the rosolerti piactire of priming small yol.ittoos is conducive to the tlitfiisii•n Of liter:Mare ••-•-1 should think it would he parlor& .rty 90. Dave the goodness 11/ rkpLIVIU Why 1.-Miran" it is 1"- 1.01,15 , 5 and 1 m , glit almost - sr) detail., :hat those ~!,t would 1.101 be oilWrwilsr ; Ilse reasW, ; Of taw! tug a small yditiou is , Lecause there is nut a loom's cl of or laige Hoe. . . The question refers to rditi•ina pritiltil on royal paper; on . largr-sized pap. r with wavier*. al. ell . 551 . 1 It. II" , mice, and which is the cost er..ll..inie small erlitio••- ? That is not always the case with arvodi editions; third( they would be less likely to iutroduee t niciavor;s 11.11 11111.111 . The question refers to a smaller.numlser of espies am IL••ge riper, where there are synie printed on common pato r!— That is quite .a ailiereut gnr.liuu. Mierr thi. e Sr.• Leah large sod small pi Soled together, or oily fluently throw oft a cedar, uumh. r large pn r tspivs ; the nation of priutimr these how pa;-.r cupna at tLr Maine time whim the larger noisilses I) .1 r that t here arc a Certain num her tit Who 1111.• fund of Maim" is superior bunk to the ordpiasy, end are *Phut: to pay a larger price; and, at thi• sato . ..• tour. the Isa:sci C of doing so probably may base the .lfirt seem mg Itoc prier we- should haie lilts tort II oU for otsslioaly paiov, by. cause the profit of the publisher ..calculated tit a 1;4•11. I .1 not separatii,t the Logi I ;milts' from ilo• sit all, but both together, and tibtniniu>rs larger pre, Sro a r Ufirlawr Of cupit s, would have the tilt ct of It d.iri. g She faire of Ike ordinary orili•iidi Do slot authors, who print for thre•s•isies, frequysoily print small edit lona, !rum a liar sit the wirikllols.ilitug,„-aiiil she expenses of ptiblieation !-C. .1 alias ; us sonic to-es authors, after hoult.i•lics a have refused to vitgstre ,i 1 a vs rk. Will print a small edition throsselsws, 11. v&..% a Ca a lain u Lir ufsulnnib.sa that they otyiy have cur:trait-41, as tsa.t. iii; to t lin publi for the .1 1 Spo.n1 of the rtioai r. • %VIM., they print $lllOll 41111 iakflil.ll4 c-tvtAiu *wk.; 04 251'; is not the profit she'll CIX small, al, the use .1 price hooks ate every day pi i at?-1 should suppyse the israFta 601 4,f ploke wmitd hi' likely to he lean, rather than orates. I:hies nut the profit arise tiptoes the multiplied) of the tunics?—Yes, certainly. Sou have said, you consider that those mustier edition• sue conducive to the diffusion of literature; do you mean, that supposior a work to lie us( fu I to literature, a limits:out copies, printed on medium paper, is nut itioc , argeterab:e. Its Isttrature than t5O or 500 topics, printed en fine paper —lf they are all sold, ccataiitiy because there are inura copies circulated. to case of small impressions, is not the reason for tahinz those small impressions, that the uthiltional quail! ty of pa_ per upois a larger impresario' would 'ma else the lots, in tl a event of the two-sale?—Certainly; if the work 3oes 401 it, 11, or course the larger the uunitier of copies primed, thew - tette would be the loss. Does not that resider !t uecesssry, in bunks not ealculat , fur more than a vinall isoprei t ajost, out to litre a large • —Certainly ; if the popularity of the vohjert iv out grist, ef course we should I,vok to a inoilerite detested. %%Until uut the cuureqiieuee 'Jr printing ti hazer impres sion, by mating a greater logs, throw a shunts upon vitt - sitar bndettaklugs iii future ?—Certaility, it n loss nitro% lions ptiutiug Inrke iaapressiuns,of course we takeridvantage front taper's-HIT in 6i milmr tura, to It 70141 Rtlfitl'agilgt them,. Is it slot therefure conducive, to that ! solo of t o literature, lion small impressions of such wsseka ?—Certsittly ; whets a bookseller or am •tillsue slu. s slut fed siithe.ns,l eurnoragemeut to piisit large editions, he may conceive it advantageous to print a small edit,,,,,, aLit in that ease literature is besialetl, as the wool would Lot utlit wise have been printed. 1 out a matter, therefovi, of neceitlaiy policy in antis CdliNlll%, 111,0 she impreasnuusi should be Mall ?—lt .s alto_ gvtb r a III•1qr . sor What Impressinti do you consider i small consider 250 al a very small es:ition bOO is a very madam's insprri:sion. cio !on ever print lei* than 250 !—Such °Mtlf, bid Weil . &rely. . . iuu think that an addition In the pike of five prr cent iu au iltlprenlinl of 250 cipii n - ,it niq the publisher foe the alarm eopjelp he IR Rive away ?—Of course it would itsdemilify, if all sold. Will it be any ineonvenirace 241 1 *Mt which iti ionprersion is not, all sold?- .0 the collies are not all sold, it is probable tin EC wl instead of a gain on the public-461n ; and it profits will bv likely to he ilisnionhe , l In loopoei nuptial. thatrentaissoL in that, ease the valor ut that 11 , e Elven autild be a !c . o in prier ibit could be olthilaiml for t h em. If von lay oat ut your aecotiiii the probabiliti I c bo l os buying ?—Tr.. 'huge cnpiu wo u ld be dic (R.? tentifittetion we isat pop 1) !ost:incr Al ls 410 . . of a tro.k of ottfiltedto if dory sere rople•of a ! CVO wooly, if ria 1w • lo.• iney rat. thei ,sai Sten 10 the r it... e 1.,. le mho:, to the r of tlicpti • sol.l, oat to