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: i t) lb Pi'" • NUMBER 5163. rff s Ines.no CU V E Nr.17.4 RD fix . alms EVENING, FRIDAY. June 25. sill ji be acted a Minimal Drama (in Aver aro), called ROIR ROY MACGREGOR; OR, AULD LANG SYNE. Rob Roy Martrecor Comphell, Mr •Marrtioly; Dui :Viral bowie, Mr Looms. Mose Vernon, Moot flieolwite. IN she corm. obbc livestiag, thr tottniretl Allrtatantle end Wilt& kont ; and, he .lextee, the Mirror D ance , bob no In:frots, by thr Thfre Mhos l), , uuritg, And. ilvm Ere flint, Ihr Int. i bide of STl.vEstut DAGGEftwoon. thetpr....l, Mr Yorr. Tootodode with (uul uric" throe two years) the Melo tir..m:t of THE MA(VIE, Olt THE .M 111) ? Anu.ite •ir tune), by Mom. li. Deuuott 'Tielkns•ntl Plans I . IOC It,. Sults to br had of sir. Bean ie*, St 1W 114r.ite UNDER THE ExPuEss PATRONAGE OF HIS ROYAL lIRIHN 'Lad THE PRINCE REGENT, And al Audio. . if the Lord Cliamherlaia. TFIRATRP ;rIYAL. HIYV4IIIChT. fleC•mpaay of Pelf.. n rs If is ciug at ilia Theatre- Drandlaate. m .si r.sp-eifsilly Iwo; leave to shots to Or Public, abet as the late Season at that Tlieatre has Ives considerably ahrielard or its usual duration is eir. tarastauce of the MOO sit sierial ronsetluenr. 41111 lirprit 4- Imo ii. m sty or 11w Nlroibcrs of that Establishment), his R..val lligha -a the Prince Wrist has suns' zrae.nusly and h, me .h otic coolleueeriderl to bestow his lt,•yal Pa t r .. IMZ e GIC the Perform. is to mei for a short period at this Th. air,. lhe support of the Nobility, Gentry, and Pub. Lein general is most rrspeetfully s"licite4. T ins PRE•NENT FRI DAY. June 25, will br preseutud the Comedy of THE RIR 111-DAY. eiptaiti Bertram, Mr Mandril; Harry Redfern, Mr. Bee trod . Jack Jtink. Mr. Gins,. Rums Miss S. &both; Sin. Mars!, Mrs. Spalkv Afkr *Lich the Musical F.ninotiornent of NI) SONG, NO SUPPER. Freihrick, Mr. J. South; Crop, Mr. Barnard ; R bin, Mr. 11. i ell. Uarmbs , tins. Orgar ; Louisa, Mrs. T. Cooke; Margaratta, Muss Cutout. Tu (unclad.. wuh the Fate( of 11111)'" , Wel() ? 1/1.1 Ilradstruni, Ilr G 'tett ; Cisarla Hadatrong, Mr. Tluaard; Sam Maio, ‘lr Muud n. M6a Staling, Ma. r. 'l'o.inorrow, TlteJew Lulack—Modem Antiques—and The Turnpike Gate. THEATRE-ROYAL, INOLINiI OPERA-11017SE, MIRAN& :pits PRESENT PLIWAY. Julie 25. will be perforated (woad time these four years), Hu fa vourite Comic Opera of UP Ll, NIGH ! Or, THE SVIUGGLEIVO CAVE Admiral B;ust, Mr. D 4101011; WirtY 81Ulla, Mr. Mal -11;mi ; Meadorll, Mr. li.mbuiliam; Young Heartwell, Mr . l'k Iflll 111; Meddle, M► MI oadlusi al ; Prier. Mr. fluky. ills Kelly Flora, Misa 1 tiirlri3ll,oll. Ant, ohich, the erlt-brnietl Uu•ical Farcr, to t•o acts, called AMA ANU ACTORS. Dr.vid Drawl, Fag Mr. N . " 01301111 ; Mr 0. P. Bustle, Mr. Had. y ; Wise, Mr. ‘Vornela ; EldrArrry, Mr. Mahan, Mn* Mary Martlarrr, Mina Lure; Mu Mary Guurril, Miss 1 Seer( same. Boxer, 5s ; Second Price, 34..—Pit, 3,.; &rand Print, I. 6.l—Lower Gslirry.24 ; Stroud Prise, Ir.—Upper Gel- Itty, Is.; Second I'rirr, . - &meg, Places, Ticks tg, Adgaigsions for the Simon, and irate. Boxes (with the advantage of a srparale entrance in l'Arter-street), to be had 11 Mr Stevenson, al ihe Bna Office, Spread entrance, too Ten till Four; and of Mr. tilwary, 170, New &nil. 'are; t. On Monday, The Padlock; with, fur the first time, a Ma gical Comedy, in Iwo meta, called My Own hisval! On Tus kfai, The Jur to/ Cary, or The Merry Bruen. ROTA L COBURG THEATRE, Cuter the fatrouageuf hi. Royal 11.whoesa Prince Leopold of Car (11618 nurture hfacarthy has barn Itutuntred with the enthusiastic audiences, and will br repealed _ . etening till furtbrr 'with-e t with the highly popular 1-,Drama of Robert the Ilruee. THIS EVENING. FRIDAY, Julie '25 and 1 TOMORROW, at Half past Six o'Clock precisely, Ilia Eniertainmenis will commence will' au entirely New Greed Idissoriral Melo-dranis, callus, ROBERT TI I E BRUCE OR, THE BATTLE OF BANNOCKBURN. After which, • new Pastoral II Mei, composed by Muusieur and Madame Le flail, called HENRY AND ROSA. 1 . .. rm.-luck with an entirely N w Melo Dramatic Durbin', lbree Acts, taken from Laity Morgan's Popular Bu mmer of FLORENCE NI AC A RTHY, THE BRAN TIERNA OF IRELAND. With the Humours of Biolyilab Fair' i i whirls will be tiiri.lverd an Irish Minuet and Lilt, by Mrs. W. Barry_ same and Mr. Howe!, juo. wish a Natioual Jig and :Ai1.1.1..411 .1.1..411 Fight, which will cud, as usual, with a regular Irish Row. 1 1 (11111C Bones hare been made, and may he had nightly. 11 1 1.tces to be taker at the Bus Office et the Theatre i and f.r the accommodation of the Nulnlity and Gentry at the %vv., En,' of the Town, at Mi. Fentosn's Music Warehouse, No. 7k, Strand; sad at Nu. lig, Pmertlilly, opposite Uur- I.!Igli.11 Htauae. New (sand 11 b.drama, iu which Mr. H. KernLl«, r,ria the Theatre !loyal, Drury-hoar, will snake Ina Falai kopowanee at Ibis Theatre, is in piapotation, sail will be pr..l.,red wills great splesalurr in tht,..ootirse of a few days. LUGATE, excel' __rest o• 'porno. Aa. oily for Persons in sisal of 110DSENOCD FUR- E —The LONDON RIiP()SI . II)RY for the t'A- E 1 . -MAK ERS' SOCIETY, wi'lere ihrre are ai•lliwg all kind , of Cabinet &nuts, Slannisies and Feather ALAN, Wire. th,r sat, n great sanely of Carpels, Blsiikeis, 4 :ioliderpria• I, &A% null every descrielson of Furniture that is rtrivoute to Infoish Apartments or H .uses, always ready, 114114 endldts Boom to furnish, at • few day.' 41•411 C V; 34111 full 20 preen,. cheaper thaw soy othcr house in !moiling, al7l, '0. , 11411-strert, near Aldgate Final., the real Witness and re dhei visaiusf, ......wasisitAgnity flutist for Ilse Cabinet matfett Soeiriy. The f0110w..., ' Ars air even as a Spe , inen of their low Prices :—linsc Clair. 11 Ss • A diltu Ih/rasing Table, 154. ; a dillo tau...ottani, l a ; Bogs, 18s. ; Seamen*. Heck and Pillow, at XL alb 4 f. el 4 loch 'resit Bedsieads,ll. 1..; 'antlered 3laitress to iii, It.; 1 . 8•11Iff Beds, 21 169.; SLiliargany Four-post 42. ; 51A18.18117 C 11844 of Drawers, 31. ; ditto P-mbrwke T.ibles, 11 lia. ; 84X kiln° Chain, nod Iwo elbows, 6/ Os ; 4 feet 6 sorb 'rent Bedsiends awl Furniture, 4/ 4a. nu. Society respecifully .nforwis iht Publur, Shot tiny hare , 00seueed the shove Emoinhateni fur the Eisvploy long N.lppo.t of • bomber of indefiriore Afeelis4lic;, with i , •xe sod 1101 , 1 uffrr theuewiannfirtoreil .trades 111 c Cabinet Line, of the best WosProasslitp, without they h.ont required opus the (milts, except the bale h00me k..i.......c5, the Workmeo betas fully satisfied with hiving c.. , 14..1 employment. • 1 ;..0114 packed and seat to soy part of the Kingdom ao '•'.virze for the packing, except puking tostcrials. . . . rlhi . . . ~., % di ll( / . • . .‘ .. ' ..... .../...y r..- . iArn,g111...040 Y .. .. .. • .. . i I • ••• - i • • r•• • I . • S • .* . I ' S 1 4 ,i • t ' n •'' .. . - ~ .r. k k • ~.. '*. ' • -• 04 • : - 4 ! . 7 1', •. , . 14 A• !• f . ''....../ ' f Pt P 4. ~.! .• • ... . f t f .„,, . .. , •- . , ',' i..`. r ••,. .., .4 4 to . ..- .._ .......1....2....:__.. . 8 . • , ; i . MR. IiA(7KLER'4 SI'AINED GLASS EX 111 nrrtoN. conntieduit thy MAUSOLEUM 11I1NDOWs tor CLAREMONT, %%ILL CLOSE ON SATURDAY NEXT, Ihr teth Inmost. 18, Neuronan•iireirt, Oxfurd mem VAUXHALL Under the Patronage of ilia Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT. 1111 - IN EVENING, FRIDAY, June 25, a GRAND GALA, when 3lnts4ieur, Madtmoilielle„ and Madame SAWA will go throngh tlwir aurrising Evolnliona. As the end of the Concert Wailanse Signs w att make ass aid king Ai-cent• on the Tight Rope, oundst a brilliant display of Fire-works by Signora It ogler. Ailinistante, 6.1. Douse erica at Seven, she Concert le begin at Eight o'Clack. LONDON, FRIDAY, JU NE 25. 11319. ' • THE OUTINIAN LECTURES. THE Friend.* or Ibm.ie ecloienl Meetinga. and their Arqsaiutener. are reapreifelly informed, that an ENTIRE NEW LECTURE. twine eh. Possith on• tire MARRIAGE STATE, will be delivered„for She ihkrd lime, at Mr. PENN'S. No. lA, N. I/o'oml Slwint-Collena, TO. MORROW, SA TURD4T, Jnne 26, ISIS, at Three &Clock, by Mr. RICHARD SON. Tickriv, %.+I. for each L•etare, or 1%. for Sin Lectures, may be had at Meaars. Machos.' and Son. 104,, Cl/UN I Y rut F. Of' FICE; • ROUTRA SI PT. IN-% TR EET, STRAND. TR /ATARI', The Duke of RUTLAND. The Startling of BUCKINGHAM, Marqttom NORIDANPTON, • 11,r S R. MOIII.ANIN Dart. N.P. *WILLIAM PKAED, E-q. ke. Ste. untEcrotts. MA/144mM stillicToß. 1. T. BARBER BEAU AWNS', Esq. P.A.S. REt EliPl's err n•W in ell Oar-e delivetty r., the Ratatotast et ihvOINANSAIme d•oat Ml .. ones The eltutimpoisluele prinetpre trt ilkin ()Ace ie. that it nimble's Ow SMCMSITT of s Company pitaraisioe a large prooavit Capital with the miner arkanderga of sharing p sills, as uo Davos Soriettra. The replica' of ihr Mao. eiatool 1.1 ROM HALF A MILLION triarait•a /learns or f t 5 to 10 per C.sit have been invariably paid to all liter root:Nord insured twain years, suet to the sw.mat al 920001. within the last Syr yrara. Nail *single Wiwi lion with an, claim out has armee since the firm, e4.tbilsli aunt the , 1 1,...tei.11,511 tat 11107. FuR THE HENEFir or MR. YATES. THEATRE-ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. ON .") EsDAY NEXT, Jw•v 29 XBl9, •ill be performed, Sbakspvar.•`• Comedy of THE MERCHAN OF VENICE. Shylock, Mr. ItAteii (his first appearance m that eln. racier ) Alias li.4aliens will our of hrr most popol.ir Songq. Artel whorl.. 111 imU ittim, HALF AN HOUR IV F.NGLAN D WITHOUT CI 'ZEN I Nf: Ilse Sam of " The ‘le , 1 Co .ch s ' and " The Royal Vision •,." ...... , rrfl E A POLLON I N, a grand Iktioccoil JL bydnameut, invratrd and emaistraeted by Messes. F LIGHT and HOLLGIN, Orem% builders, is exhibited even day &ma Twelve tiChiek Lill rtve, at the Reaffirm, 104, $l. .Mitelies.lamt, elides the iiisestilisie est rib essre of his Mod Hiatateas (he Pripee Recent. The Ins*, astral performs Hie lieteisdaetilia to lianclel's Detlingen Te Deans, Mnaares Overture to Zauherflote and tlaymia's ,oekbrated Military Movement, With 04114111 r "of cffrot nwl precision equal La an y Orchestra of the most isiestliOn performers. A.11111.116PC1, Otte Shilling. • IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. -mow. HOUSE OP LORDS, Tinuevr, JUNK 24. Tu which will be added (md Newel 'brae tvu years), Murphy's earbrah d Fairs. of TFII I'VREN I ICE. Dirk (AM time), Mr. Yates, in which lie will inimlore the following, among a variety of nlh.•r I MITATION 4 : Mr. ir 2. to Cossins ; Mesewa. itinery and Minowision, tr the Grierw.disgers; Megan. Keinblr, Kean, Blanelloril, nod %t. hews, in opening Sulilorry iu kit - hard 111. 'rickets ■nd Places to be had of Mr Itrarolon, et' the Tbeatte; and of 11r. Yates, 51, Great M iritiormiett..ireet Ow Tlior ., silay MX. will ht. oubli.lied, vols. Biro T ALE of H ALL-11y , the livverend GEORGE ( RA RBE. Primed fur Julio Mthiny, Albemarle-street. On the let of July well be publialeed, wills Plates, !pry. prier 7% i t_ p lIF, 11ITER1,1( J9IIIINAI, TEITA MIZE, SUIENCF., and t eNNW.' Edited at the Rotel Inal,tutiou —N., XIV. Cusmi ars :—I. Au lairoduct.iry Discourse. delivered is the London Institution, on the sil, f May, 1818; by Wil- I ans. Thi•lll4.. Brandr, Src H S.—II Stirro.c. , pirml 1 th-es vs lions U.l ihe It•. 1 S•iiier. By Francis Bsurr, F F. 11.5.— 111 A.l.lstional !trona. ks f.. 111.111% In the &visa narbles. By C. It Coclirr. 11, E.II.—IV. On Ihr Ctu.e of Sleep, Dreoliiings Ile By .1 Park, 41 9.—V Oto Ihr Mairion, and un Collrctors —VI A rive and Lion Hum, iu ihr Uplift It via. By the lair Dr. Gillian (rinichniril).—Vlll Analysis of WOO'S. or Indian Sirt I Ily M. Fir 'flay. Chemical Assisi:mil al the 1.141 Instittition —IX, 5 MOM, air Vest.in. By M. Fsraulsv.....X. Carlassiales of Ammonia awl Soda. fly Richard Phillip, FRS E —XI Fiore of the Hulk. as &Aimed trim 3111 . 114111•111rIlit of An 8 of She Meridian, WO eu Priololiiiiss. 14 Gime Fimliri, P.•q.—XII. A trio rash. rrlailog so Gar )))) (tailine of is Tlivory of Motrors. By W. t: Beyunldit, V D.—XIV. liar Geography of Africa by James Gray Lieksiiii.—XV Chinese Cris, liy.—XVl Oprrations sod DISCO,. ears of Bel. snuff, la Ecypl—XVll. Some of the Questions proposer' to George Bidder, the Devonshire Diy.—XVID. Dr. Wilson Philip, and She Hurl Trinsacimis of the Royal Institution.—Xi Popes* rod of the Ittlal Society. ...XXI. Horticultural Society —XXII Collscitort of the issort reernt slid intercslitig facts an Mrshmisical Scicisce-4 Chemical Scirure.:- . Natural 1110101,—Grocral Luirratart, &c. PRICE SQVP.N-I•PNCJ. great psis' he rose to address the ot. •t,.a treesing seliject. No moo 'motel nom* , ismrstii., v , v *fuse In *event to any measure which te,,,t,,t th ameliorate the condition of this very nisi% trtittmte elan of our frliwr-crea►uresj but after the expett. The Earl of Canitascvon presented a Petition front Mr°. staple, in Veront.hire, against the Foreign Enlistment Bill. —Laid on the leek. MESSAGE FROM THE COMMONS. The Pearya Election Bill, the Sauk of Ireland Cash Pay. mewls Bill, the Pariah Vestries Bill, and the Assessed Taxes Bill, weve brought up front the House of Cullman% sea read a first tint-. The Colorist Ckrgy Bill was also brought ne, as agreed to by the Huns. of Conososs. Mr. Prendergast brought up an Account of the Receipts and Expenditure of the Portleaven Harbour Company, rad also uf the progress oldie works fur the last year.—Laid on the Sable. The Warden of the Fleet's Bill ira.i read a second Gine.... Report tu.niurruw. MA D.HOBSES. In consequence of some error in the order fat hearing Counsel at the bar, on the Mad-house Ite• gulation Bill, it was discharged. The Marquis of LANSDOWN then rose, to move the second reading of the Bill. A measure ler in principle to that now before the House, had in the last Session of Parliament been brought in, boot unfortunately did not obtain their Lordships' sanction; the prevent Bill, however, he trusted would be found to he free from those closures which in the former had constituted the principal ground of objection. The object of the Bill was to tam in lunatic usyluinsanich regulations for their general management, and to guard against the existence of abuser, es would prevent the unfor tunate inmates of those places from being exposed to criminal inattention or woootoir-inhumanity. The subject, he was well aware, was one of consider able difficulty, in which they ought never to lose sight of two principal considerations—the import ance of such interference to the community in general, and also to the unbooppy creatures who were the principal objects of this legislative ones sore. 1: would be particularly important, tli.it the ii.terfereuce should not be of such a nature as would be calculated to cause the system of vivito... Linn and superintendence to interfere with the cure of the milieu% and that no undue excitation be created that may retard the pt ogress of /arida! re covery. These were difficulties which, however, by the aid of their Lordships sympathy for their unhappy fellow.craatures, would no doubt be re moved, and he should be re le Ital for any assi.". . . ' N o. Editions of Ntortbrre ir ih Journal, whirl) Witte . irot.oe print, mu', slow lie. bed; oho cuniptese Set, of ibe Seven Vultinia p, rtlhrr in number*, buartb, or bound. • Printed for Joists Murray,. Albemarle-street. Os. Tkupytay, July I swill be • Ifitai(7l(Wot 11)'% Ef)iNtqlit(iti mAGA. trNe, N... xxvii rui JUNE, 1819. COPT :—1 butter Account of the Greater History of s Paris, Munk of St. Albs leN.-9. Rosalind and Helm', • nookno Eclogue, by Percy E4ache Shells —3 Ratmotie• pierre's Embus," to Eisa;lsiot an 1694.-4. A few Thoughts * OH Fly-FI4IIIIIC suggested by t h e Review of Most& idge's Complete Angler.—b. Letter from Oduherty, encloateig the Third fart of Christ:dol.-6 Pulstu.-7 Note froin mr. Mullion . . uelunu jU. F. , 4111y OD the Slats of the Natiott. from Cape Coast Castle to kitten tee. (Coticluded.)-9. Itiattiattie Scenes, mill other Poems, by Harry Horowall.-10. Notices of the Amyl, !)rums in Lon dun. No. X—l I. Night: a Puente-12. Sutag.-13 & t. —l4. the Fifth Se(111/113 ur Sadi, translated from the Persian by James Rum, VT of the Moral Medical Eviabliiiiinieni. —IS. Leiters uf.ais old Indian thficer.' Nu. 111.-16 The Waggoner : a Purm ; by Mr. Wordsoutth.-17. Thesaurus of Horror ; or, the Charnel Home Explored !! Ste.- 18, Mac Nab on like Universe.-19. Third Series of the Tales of My Landlord.-40. Literary moil Scientific Intelligence.— TV Works pit-paring fur Publication.-22. !Moodily List of New Monthly Register, Ace. hinted for Willem,' Blackwood, No. 17, Print:4'4.r t ; and T. Coded and W. Dairies, Strand, London; to whims coninittoications (pmt paid) may be addresaett. CHIPPING BARREN, H ERIS Ihe SOLI) by PRIVATE CONTRACT. a comfortable FAMILY HOUSE, with Office*, Gar deux, Farm Yard, and 1.60111 sevete.reu Acres of rick Erie. lurid and Cum Mad Land aJj ' • g. The Hunse is sealed lapilli a dry, healthy sput, witlt a Lasso in (rout, euninutudi um a lot ful ibl OS , pevt uf ilw Itund, itod (infirm tug Vi.-aa of great talent and beauty of the Kennet. , Escrx. an.l Sian y and the fllll3/4114114X Country ; and contains Mug Itor•ens on verb Fleur. The Offices are good, and the Gardens plantrd with stairdsrsl and aul!-fruit Trees t h ere is also a productive Kiicheii.gardru. For furthre l'apucialata apply lo Messrs. Brundrett, Spisiks, and firridesb. Temple. ' mice which might be afforded to him iii the prose cution of tins measure.. It Will at melancholy cur ,teinidence. detailed iu the .eriiletice before t h e that the unhappy creatures contemplated iu the Bill were exposed to the most cruel and inhu man ituffeiings, to indignities sod severities, at which every feeling Anil must revolt, and which it wa'i?the bounden duty of Parliament to prevent or puensis as touch as was possible. It was no lees evident' from the occurrence of these outrages, that the law as it at premed stood wus unable to pieveist or re. 'ores. them. The Noble Margins then read some • xti acts from the evidence taken More the Cum— nutter, relating particularly to an asylumin the. county of York, and the asylum of Foothill, in Wiltshire, which detailed scents of misery and stif feritsgs too dreadful to contemplate; and connected with citcumstincea too indecent to warrant the state ment of them its •public. In some instances such shocking abuses were discovered in lunatic asylums, that all the officers and keepers haste been dis charged, and iu others suspicions were strongly ex... cited in the minds of those who conducted the in quiries. that persons have closed• their lives nod usisuries under circumstances winch rendered it oeceseary fur those who had the manage ment of them to conceal their deaths : not-• withstanding the most minute and anxious in quiry, it was impossible to ascertain how and when these unfortunate creatures closed their miserable existeuce. In the instance of the asylum of York, there war a list of six or seven persons who were trac ed to the house, but whose fate nu assiduity or care could discover. But dreadful as toad, circum stances were, the situation of the pauper luna tics was such as, even independent of the rest, ought to induce the Clouse to sanction Bill. These unhappy creatures were for the must part Ith to the care of parish officers. olio frequelittY detained them in workhouses, a. being less expen sive than forwarding them to lunatic asylums. It appeared from the evidence of Lord Robert Sey snout, that lunatic isuuptra were constantly detain rd m workhouses, where, from the irritation excited by being charmed to the floor. theg rage. was so ',mien' as to render them wholly unmanageable. 'Elie lancet became the usual resource of their keep els, and they were continua I iy bled, until from exhatur -11011 loss of blood. they were reduced • to a state of comyarative tranquillity. On this point a cir cumtance had come to his knowledge within a few i l ki)s , which h e *mild Melit101) to this It wi.s communicated to him by Mr: Wright, a re. spectehle Magistrate of limits, in a letter. stating that he hiid,y few clays before, atterided eta meet tug for the iuvertigotion of a cooing worldtou., civil 'quint that et pauper lunatic bad been detained there for sortie tithe. that odtinusgli fur adennee s 'd its pregnancy cord. (sad (tern dram etetsght ruuud tier Ices as to IllokO:r Y .1/iortitiertioti, and that Aerfiet lied tutted of as the ankle holies! To correct or prevent sudsphears was the object of the Bill new b.lare she Idereee, and en these gesserel ground•he •0/1411111) move Our eeraimj (railing of it. It was pee bible Ma poise objections mould be made to the (t li. but three could Ire bcpi, eoe,sidered i. sbe Committer. The Leap Ceociy.t.on so:d, it was with very TO BE SOLD HY AucTIoN, Hy Mr. EVANS, At hls house, Nu. 26, PaII-mall, Tills DAY, FRIDAY, June 25, mud Seven fullowit4 Dor (Sunday excepted), ►SI CON I) 1)0111 . 1 4 IN of lo u td v ,ti.. IL limp haul' and cekltraied LIBRA ItY, rem ov ed Mite Knights ; cutotuiuing ounseenus 1/1 . 4 hue sad rate ipetiouens front the Messes of Caxton, Prison, IVy ohs a de Made. k.e. ; so 1141 . 1 Waned collection of spa is mod near!) Romances of Chivalry, P4tirs, ge d p resiF ; as llle assraohlage of lhaok3 of E lahltuas; eels Sae 41111 yph. whet Orizinal Botanical Drariatca ; nod esteem ly late and cusiuua Souks its every flevarinseui Const.tutly beta on &Ale, for the accommodation of the Public, by &Auk, 18, Strand ; 13rrvu, )50, O c r ur ,i.,,l m ., elseallsole; Tint, Each.oice; K im ty a ,,i , ilocroit SOLO tIl/Vtit .1 I EU AUSTEKI;ENT LI)14()N. an of 444141 CAtre fvr AttUrrioNs too ihr FACE and SKIN. ii•4ticularly Blol,clor4r, 'Petters, Itiogn, , rtn., Tan, 84411beirsir, 1 1: 0 4 m as k I: m iag the u., at Prickly uahi e e q « . : ;.1 8 1 : 0 1/11:1: 4 hit'ek, Arius, &c. and fur Scorbutic awl uylr.•udnKr to the 1 .0, 1 u ft, s ed du ibe s fivbibly Nora (rrnuyip lila Uailyd K. ,i 00000 . Also, Thore highly-esternses l 11e.ljeiswe Ilie CORDIAL BA LSI of GILEA D, fur Nervous nod Coorapsuptivr wrier% sod she A 144.14-INIPETIGIN ES, 44r 811/L0)1/ite8 .1.11114)V8._ for Scorbutic and other 4l44ordess oriiiiontstor trout • viltutul Male of the blood :gal lymph ,Iles. yet 'mule, zit hour iv one (airily fur 3341, with 5 6 iwur o s 1 . Simi. tistiousdo, Livetpout," coir.Forl on thr•blasisiy. 1.• oputieuto dos ve rnally-44r a Oat Puwud flute airy rehire arlvµv . an u 4.81441. by direction( tlrest k i llers (posi.psid) lV fahltsell-iismse, weir Liverisutel. euce of 17 years in office, he was cow/owed 'hat *Mend!, instead of stioini mg that I:l 4 Clr,ible would teed to injure them extreine!y. The etc of lunatics woe sloop best iiiirnsied to wise, 1 111 . 11 .p 1e , said careful persons, who were in the 110111 of !wt. forming this sad duty, sod who, from their Pato!. rieece, were better able to de•ermine on tile 'mode asf treatment befitting the patients intruited to their care than any regular pht•sicians, whose prof. lire did not lje se this particular branch of die' profession. With such ',ermine it would nut be prudent to interfere. 'With respect to the clause relating to peeper lunatics, he folly concurred in the propriety of adopting same segtilelloll4 ; but they should be made the subject oft wearier' Bill. The present Bill had beru intrailbeed into the Rouse of Commons by • Member for whom 1w en tertained the most unfeigned respect ; bpi hr fears d its effects had not hero sufficiently cousidereil: Ne spoke of the greet dif f iculties that beset (hear who undertook to bring bock the feeble 'Mod to strength, and to correct the wanderings of th e uoidersiendiug. From the cruel necessity df their situation, they were' frequently cfsinttfttrd to NIPPeot inhumes', when their conuuct was iejlio!ucell lay the purist humanity ; said when it woe mod liceepsatty to place an unlimited confidence in their .lath and experience. would it be wise to fiddlier them tat the supervisal of men not so skilful as themselves, and expooe them to severe penalties, on au investicatiou where the CoMmissitoters should act on the seems tuition of servants (and in such a plecel b and nit from servants wily, but eveu on the ettliieltee 4 f tuna, tics themselves? Who would undertake so and at the slime time so dtingeroos an occupation This Bill offered an encouragement to ittforitters; and where would they not be found, particularly whet' a pecuniary reward woad larttiaarted There were four Commissioners, to be appoilited by the Secretary of State, to visit tile lunatic ettsblislor menu all over the kingdom. If these Comini*iiiiiis ers were intended to he skilful and practised melt, in this particular branch, they must be stationary how then would the objects or grtarrol inspection he nhtaiurd ? and if they were riming physitissif (he hoped these Gentlemen would not be more displeas ed with this term than tf he a ere to ray y 001.4 lawyer.) —if they were young physicians, lie retard their in terference and investigation would do ii.fitidely inoee halm than good. " I protest to God," 441.1 the Naable Lard, " j should detest myself if I could oppose a measure winch had really for its object the apse borati 111 l of the condition of these jemir crealtiles ; but after the experience I have had. I ems comopeed that in most cases of this motifr It proves row humanity to be over-humane." lie did slot deny that many abuses lied existed. f.r lust ince. lip the York Asylum, but dime wrens which on their the cae. ry caused thews to be suppressed, might in Aster, preVrsit thews from ebrisil rrpraaltr.i j st.d.e4. that they hail ever wearied must be the fault of those whose duty it was to visit those places. 5..114.: • regulations, not proceeding su fair as teere pronitied by-tite' Bill, might be useful, hat 1w thought it "voted be better to let the present Ball drop, and to etemilie the entire matter next Si-seism in a Committee, thit by comparjulf the result ,of de labours with the evidence vent from the Commoos, they *Wit ascertain what regulations might be &ic emen.. It was competeut for the Noble to prepare a Bill this Session, embodying lair wishee with respect to pauper liniaties. To th e preseot measure Ile could never give his• fur in his heart end soul he belieeed it would i..jure those whom it affected to serve. The Marquis of laiXacipltrX--It being atlinitittl that some regulations were necessary, partirplariy with respect to pauper lunatics, he should kill prep the second reading of this Mill, because in the Committee an opportunity would be arfurrligt it making st.eh distinctions as would ensure a cirtaiiir good, mot obviate every ohjecli...n. The Learnid Lord had said, that,the.ahuses which existed in ilia York Asylum ought to /se attributed tp the neglt genciot those whose' duly it was to investigate their state; hut this was not the case. The ',lousy sslittll hnd token place was The result of emu's! circum stances, and it was for their I,orilsltips to determice how far ,it would Le expedient to ;nimbi the situa tion of these unhappy creatures to be remedied and preserved from abuse by the occasional Risits of 'my bowline individuals. The Not)le M.rtiuts eotteluije ed by saving, lie siitut!il feel it his thsty ;till to syt cotunieua their Lordslips to gu into „the Co:ur mitre,. Th e finti.e then divided, wren the►e •ppea►ed"? For the recohd vesdici ;4 ireio►t it . . 21 The Btu was therefor,: tiirowii On the re-odthisoictie of stronger* below the her, we found the illorquis of Loisho.ww maitiog 5 ObStrintitueis e l m!' the uecee•try el tsleilitlie l e ere tam regulations in lunatic os}lurtw, sit tier. wior the upuitica:e given by the Lord Choirter!liir (se presoine daring the rxeluAion of iknigei.), 11141 tie would tiring this 'whir& under the ellis*lderalitoll of the House early iii the nest Ses.irrii. CRUECkI RATES IN IRELAND, The Bishop of Liskage!sa ishorsi the second teasliog Ms the gill for the better eollretnig of Church B.4tesits , e..rioluersee of the sugge.tions mode by some Nobk L o rds on flop B 11, sod on the nrCeSSity of igtoria.g r e pine further time for the Coresiteratiolowf ihe rutripore,hr slo,utd consent to beet it put off tell the next Session. The Earl of Doloactitschau etweesobtll how very 61.'1.04; he wow of the everlopr of the IRlght Bev. Prelate, in the eornmosaiestro,i• +thief) kr hod NO with' leis LOrtlaltip.po tie soltket of the Bit Alen under the coasschautithei of the 1-I, it.e; t ied Ise ,was hippy. strut* falptty. to the orsolulisms which the night lir,. Prelvte had bikini to wt harms, the Mil fur the preheat, though with the caressed iittette 1 1 111111111111111 M '.. ... ..: %. . _ THE APERIENT SO D% It' POW MACS. TH OWN , 4.1 I elet(411( I'• lb .• - • pomiesaes the advantage of instantly pruolucieg the brat SOI)A. %V %TER, auJ of brine, at the same lime, a mild A PERI k:+lT, relioaring Heartburn, Bd., Nausea, Acidity mt Sl"luaCit, dig. It is rec..erseostiest TO abuse whose Stomach (rum weakness, ow other c 411 0 ,8. rr)Pet Epsom and die. del siau.-fins taste of which deters many Irmo issiug them. Thome Powder. porueriis all the medicinal toopertioni sof them salts; in their opera are .qs.llll, nald and efficacious; and being perfectly tasteless, they may be giveu to children as well as adults, ilia cannot take a amine overieut iii any other form. the Po.def* taken after Mu free au indulgence is the Mangles of tilt %Mk, particularly after too much wine, the common dos. agreeably elf eta are altogether avoided In *man climates, they will Ire touted diffusively beneficial, as they correct dos. ordered bile, selfhood ilelnlituting the monist+. . - 14.314 lev lb+ Pruptirturs, R. Buller glut! SIMS Chemist+ anti Dil:mists. No. 4, Cliratol4• rorusrr of S 4 Paul ' s, LIAIII ; 5.13 No. M. gaeltvillreirret, Duldiu end, for Own, by all the prsesetwil Liwikgellere, Drnttu4te,and itedirasse Vender is, thiunzb..sst the KistgAeut. In liuxe. nt 3st• 6,1. each, N order to pretreat the sultstitutiu stunts imitations of these Powders, a fac-sisoik aft 'ties eiguatore is cogrAved is the I abel which ittoillit. But. TEA TRADE.—It was the iotentiou of Woo. steno to love charged with the new Dirties all the TKO* In the Warebousts; but io consortia:ace of the spirited re.. monstrance. of the Trade, palisaded out the isjastice of stsi+ a step, the chancellor consented that tiscats Defies aittatt gel" esiesesessaa with the Ws 'Aiello lame osatlig latioamore, • sad fiuislu:d ua Thursday the 17th. The Loudon Genuine Tea Company feel part eular plf sure in stating, that there will not beat least there OUGHT not in be) any advance to the Pithlie s fur fAe next Three Non,Pis, as in consequence of the universal depression, Trim generally have been purchased un inure fsvourabli•: Terms' Ilan fur many years; the additional Duty. therefore, of per cent. (being about 2.1. per lb.) is inure than cementer. balanced; slid the London Genuine Tea Company, PO far - from increasing their Prime, are enabled to sell a large pre. portion of their Teas lower than it has been possible to du far twelve or fourteen years past.—The cummun Teas have been gradually on the decline ever since this Esesblislonent commenced, and Dolma, so justly 01111(11 . 111113. - 111 by Ile Cum. puny, as bring principally used to lower she better kinds, is seen-elf marlhclais/e, having fallen 4s. 3d. per lb. in the last few mouths—fur this description of Tea, w loch was sold in the September Sale, al Ss. SW. i■ now purchased at 3r. 3.1.--[The Public need not be reminded that Bulica is never admits d into the London (leonine Tea Company's Warebod-rel—The finer Teas are, however, as usual, in great demand, at rather advanced Prices, and will lett doubt curitinue to meet a ready sak. The Company now strongly recommend their Friends to purchase freely, it bring very improbable that Kurd Teas will long remain at the present Prices. The following will be found most cocelleut, mid will give eimiercalest satisfaction c wis. Tke Company's strong Costgort, at 7.4 rood Uysois at Ph. 6d.; au.l iun.t superior frill.flavoased at 1425. Stioug Sutichoeig, at 63 ; fine full.flavoured ditty, ■t 10s.; good Breakfast Tea, at 6s. to 6.. 6 , 1. And goad common Given, at 6s. 6.1. awl 7. ; Roe Green, at Os.; very lint Pekurr, at 12..; and rod& o! in papers, at 14s. The 1,011.1011 GrUtli Tea Compai.y cuosider themselves as a roviliUni helmets. the Trade and the Public; mud touter that impression Caution all Families afaisist purchasing &Amp Test—as the asioni"Ling ridteclion is Bohm will Midge dealers, by mixing That trash with other soils, to sell whits they Win Souclusiqg Tea, even as low so ss. per lb. and au doubt the town will be inambsaed wills Tea at low pokes. The public, will perceive that ntsay persons are makins a "'writ of selling Ti... without the new duly; the Luaus, Genuine Teri t'ounpany assure the Public, that nearly the whole of the Tess whitb H.SWW paid this duty urn ChClefr than thus , . which WIVE *or; end it is siirpriring how any respectable dealers can attempt to pass off ..isch a deception, by pasting ap is their shops " Tess without the new Deity," •hris it Is well known that Teas are cheaper than they went, even after she new duly is paid. It is Wised. that Families who give the preference to Ike L.MIJOII o i ... • Tea Company, will not he deceived lay ex ternal ressinh4ssees which limy now be observed iti sn erf the Town, and ire difficult to he sletectol. (Inc infallible criterion, howevcr„ weenie itself—TEA is the osfy Article mild by this Contpany; while all their JIIITATIIt eireape- Ilion sell all kinds 141:rocery; vu 'list the illtillaWs may he easily slistingwithsill if this eireum.sasket be bourn is The Company thank the PnMie foe - the liberality with which ••.*:st lists%Onshesests • have been adipportsvir-thel again repeat the pleilgegivenest their opening, its Itlewinalser, oodles which tb.) have Acrupsiinstsly adhered, to sell Tens .4 the eery hest analsties °idy l it the lowest possible 'rook ou she pliers paid et the East laths finesse—and they now respectfully take their leave, tatiruiliiig wafflings the Politic et an uery dissent period os • die nature of Ilsrir eirennsoeueen which attended its Cuipnartiernirtut —▪ Vie hem tit whirls has ariseurn coolie/ware* of the PuWie 41161 . 1114•11111-...111111 their hope that she riddle will allow, that "a peat general good Ada lees eoguected wok individual anlinisitarvP • Applications fur AgeacAraio Towns not already supplied win ,he immediately Wended .hp., 4, peal 'add : 4.40:.itt1e of 300 Agents are already appointed. 21, Ludgate-hill-8, Cheriug-cross-.4411, Osford.stswed.