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1 ~~ ~; ~. M . A'uo 3e(149‘41 . 11' K 1 . ~5. . t 4!• ''• • n.-..- . NUMBER 5235. LONDON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBEIt 17. 1519. ... THE COT RNT.TiA MOEN. This day are published, its one larar volume, price 9s. in I ISI.INGTON, tag men mum know ref it, certainly, the laborious piri ; but , taiiie.he, THIS EVENING. FRIDAY, &pt. 17, boards, the S. roost Edition, of 4 CONVENIEN i• Ten.Rnomed HOUSE. 1 , a great stuinher of the brewers working men are sworn. : ye.. it.irortAi, SR E 117}1 ES or PH EVAILING will be acted the Musical Drama of EA. in sulodantial Repair, Si, he LET, with ple.isant I Do you think that a. tides known to he illegal, and for i De .11. M. OPINIONS and MANNERS, Foreign aid Dao Garden, SI:1111C near Colebrook-niw.-Rent moderate. 1 thr use of winch a large fine is payable, C4ll he brought into i has, GUY MANNERI NG : wow ; with iterirction. on Prayer. Partimilars of Mr. Atari' Bolter, Islington. Veen ;orof • a brewery in qualities of fire, len, or fiftren hundred weight, Sr Or, THE GI rsrs PROPHECY. By HANNAH NIORE. Mess.. Slade nod Jones, 1, m Johstrret, Bedford row. I and that frequently, without au almost c.rtainty of bring ' Cu!. Maancriag, Mr. Abbott; Healy Bertram (Ant time), detected ?-nth dear, yes; escry day, I should apprehend. NI.. maw.. in which chancier he lot aoradace ...sh, W.Priwted for T. ICTIeII and W. Davies, London ; and Blackwood, 4in oirgh. NEW PICTURE OF LONDON, Then slate why, or how ?-These large breweries ham L ," eyte' and "Scuts she bat wi' Wallace bled;" Dominic 'hilt Imblid".'l, with oluncr"" V"sl Mal's and Mans Ent so many men they can plant them to watch for • quer' saw.pson, 51r. Liston; Doubt Disunion, Mr. Emery; ROI. Of whom may al• .be had, by the same Author, price 9.. bound, or with the Costume, 12.. hound, the •of a mile, mid if they are any officer coming rebid. ' li.. Mor:iletbrift, Mr. J. Rowell Lucy Bertram (firm tone), HINTS towards forming the CH AI: A c.r Elt of a YOUNG Ti„,.d Edition a Misa M. Tree, who, in Art 111. will introduce " The last PRINCESS: Fifth Edition. Ti. 03;4.h l• 011 M prefined, an hone, they would um take it upon the premises; ar Elf...ol'S NEW PICTURE or LONDON; tither obit*, they have got such a number of store Rose of SIITIOCT ;" Julia Mamneriog, Miss Matthews; Mrg Advertisement, stating, that these Volumes are nut ameba- L . or, A View of the Political, Religinen, Medical, I.ite. 1 where they Cal, deposit it, which the little brewers ' I sleety appoopriated to Royalty, but that a large portion of Men Wes, Mrs. Yates. the Wok contains much .....rat inf„„natime to all young racy, NI "nkiP3l° Curd4l' and "Drat Stale of she Br" i %Twit is She proalty mom the vise of any of thr To which will be added the Farce of Persons in ilie higher ranks of life. In two Volumes, price iiish Metropplia : presenting • brief and lumbroui Goole la l 0/. and 114. MP of them 2001. Ibe the p THE CRITIC; the Stratoor on all Subjects connected with gement! Infos.. I been altered; Willie of Use penalties whirls w It s. its boards. And oleo New Editions of Mrs. More's - A TRAGEDY REHEARSED. other Works. anation, Illisi..ess, or Amuttemetit. have :nets made 2001 by the 4241.. f his liret Sir Fretful Plagiary, Mr. W. Farces; Puff; Mr. Joon ; Dangle, Mr. Connor ; Sneer, Mr. Egerton; Dun Fertile SUPERIOR BOOKS FOR THE USE. OF SCIIOOII4 similar attentit. The no,st recent and correct lafirmatom : their aorkine men !- F.. quently, I dare iflikkerandos, Mr. Liston. Mn. Haugh., Mrs. Connor; Pabliolsed by J. MAWMAN, 39, Lalgnimeitreet, London. is 111r.'allerd so systematic order, the Plates are erg. AV. It 1,1 , she best enamor, and the whole exhibits a faithful Picture Do yon think it prolndor thea, that • Tillaurina. Mrs. Gibbs.' amount of one or 1a... hawked pow To conclude with • Grand Sea Fight and the Destruction A GF-OGRAPMCAL. HISTORICAL. owl of she British !Metropolis. conviction of any of those articles:- of the Spanish Armada. COMMERCIAL GRAMMAR; exhibiting the pre- Prinied.for Samuel Leigh, 15, Strand, where may be had mime, of a =real hisser, that • Door: opened at Six o'Clock, and the Flay begin at Sewell. sent WOO of the World. To which are added, 1. A Goo- I a great Variety of useful Banks fur Travellers uu the Cou• hennicht without win. 1„.,..,„ Boxes 7i.; Secoad Price 3s. 641 -Pit 3s. 0.1.; Serond graphical larks, with the Nantes of Placa.. alphabetically I lowa, the information ?-1 ea....0t r Trice 24.-Lower Gallerylk.; Ground Price Is.-U min Gal- arranged, arid their Latitudes sod Longindes: H. A Table - - venally employ men they r ler; la ; Second Price Oil. of Coins, unit their Value in English 51imey: 111. A awn- FOR 8C1111411..5.''- are nut afraid; and 1 liar faces for the Boxes to be taken of Mr Brandon, at the irilog:eal Wilco( remarkable Events, from the Creation to Jnst published, price 4s. honed, the pre,iit Time : nod IV. An Obituary of eminent mad F4XERCISES its LATIN PROSODY and mebreweriee hat whether to Ilosmilice, Hart street. from Teu till Tam. tatione:). I 414. liol re A Pr.aste Box may be had for the Season, or nightly, of il:ustrions 11',rsiosis. VERSIFICATION. The Third Editiuu. I men have told me sp.; 3:r. thasolon, as the Box-Office. By WILLIAM GUTHRIE, Esq. fly the Rev. C. BRADLEY. seeresy. Ti,''Astronomical Part by JAM ES FERGUSON, F.A.S. A KEY may lie had, price 2s. St 31r. Philipps and Miss .11. T having been honoured with Can you take The Twenty-third Edition, studiously revisi d and care- Sell by Longman and Cu.; Whittaker.; mad an other from it siosaid the eoraptured approval of She audience, they will perform fully corrected, in one large volume, ?I:minim Bvo. illrit. Booksellers together on Wedneolay next. when you rice, traced with an entire new set of Nlato, accurately drawn Of whom may be had, by the same Author : To-morrow, The Steward, with The Marriage of Figaro. who gate it' from the latest Surveys, price Ns. boards. CORNEI.II NF.POTIS VITAE EXCELLVNTIUM IM- heard it fro On Monday, Rob Roy Macgregor. Itu T.,,..1ay, The Steward. Guthrie's Compendiutn of Geography obtained a high de. FERATORUM; with Fmglish Notes., and Questions for ~,,a is in. On Weiriosilar, The Maid of the trill-with, GM time, srce of reputation al its first appearance, which it has pre- Examination, prier 3i. (iii. boand went by a new Comic Enterizinincut, in two sea, calkd A Sburt Nested in all char Gulmccislenl editions, mud which it is hoped EU FROPII HISTORIA, with English Notes and Clues.. I told ,v Reigu and a Merry One. that it will not forfeit in th.: present. The Proprietors, in- firma. 2i. lid. hound Sec I EAkion. not I• - -4--.. devil, trust that the present admen will he found to possess t ()VIM! NI ETAMORPHOSLII EXCERPT.E, with Eng. air, THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, peroli it claims to public approbatinu, as the old matter has i !jab Noses and Questitima,44.ll4l. busied. STRAND. out only been diligently revinil and carefully retrenched - MEDICINE, SURGERY. CHEMISTRY, kr. THIS PRESENT FRIDAY. Sept. 17. where it was erroneous or redundant, bust a considerable will be performed, the Melimalramsa called portion of mew matter has been introduced, ill order to ae- This day is published, in Bvo. the Third Edition, eassialerably THE BLIND BOY. commuldan the work to the more advanced state of grogra. I enlarged, prier 14.. boards, phical science, and to Omit 110 lanai-gentian respecting any 11111 l? ACTIC AI, ILLusrRATioNs r • stnnioneg(King of Stirmalill). Mr•Ralrholl'am ; E'lmnlnd I pars of the wood, upon which the busy ioduatry of modem Ia TYPHUS FEVER, of the Common Continued r l d (the Blind Buy), Miss Kelly; Rudolph, Mr. Peartnan : MO travellers has thrown any additional and interesting light. and of lutlammatoi.y Disraww. lino, Mr. Harley; Oberto, Me. W. S atatterley. Elena, By JOHN ARMSTRONG, MO. New isformatiou ties been elaborately &Rani from all Isles. W. S. Chatterlry. . Physician to the Fever Institution of Lon.' quarters where it could be found. A more perfect and at:- After which, the Comic Operetta, calkd ••• This Edition contain. a flew Eney, with curate Alla. hair been added; and no pains 'and no expense FIRE AND WATER. have been spared to render this rook superior to all slimier the prevailing. Epidemic, and other Additions ' p Londou : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, j• Captain Harry, Mr. Salter; Mr. Thrifty, Mr. W. S. Chat- publications in the copiumstiess of its contemn and in the Miss mister-row ;by all also are published. teary. Fanny, Love; Furbisls Miss I. Stevruson. moderatiou of its price. To which will be added, the Melo-dramatic Romance called The Slap' may be had separate, coloured, on fine paper, I. PRACricA L ILLUSTRATION' THE WOODMAN'S HUT. I sad half-hound, price 12s. i Fever, Measles, and Pula:unary Cons', ' Ferdimaiid, Count Camemberts, Mr. Pearlman; Werther, ELEGANT EXTRACTS; or, Upefill and Entertaining vat on the Efficacy of Sulpliurer COOS laint.. Sem Second Edttior Mr. Webster; Wolfinder, Mr. Rowhotham; Kauai's, Mr. Pieces of Poetry, sr hoed for the improvement of Young price W. hoards. T. P. Cooke; Bruit! Oa Woodman), Mr. W. S. Chatterley ; I Prrsous; being similar in design to Elegant Extracts its 2. FACTS and OBSERVATP MOMS, Mr. Wilkinson. Amelia, Miss Kelly; Maria, Miss Prose. lu one large volume, royal Bvo. 20s. boards. called Pocrpet•l. Second E.' E. Lancaster; Laura, Miss Love. ELEGANT EXTRACTS in PROSE; being similar in Author, Bvo. price Os boar.' Incidental to the Piece will be exhibited the Destruction design to Elegant Extracts in Poetry. A new Edition, in 3. The MARINER'S %' of a Cottage by a Thunderbolt, a Forest iu Flames, &C. one very large volume, royal Sem 20s. boards. I various Diseases, with I' i Mors to be opened at Half pest Six o'Clock ; the Per- ELEGANT EPISTLES; being a copious Collection of appropriate Treatment r romance to begin at Seven, familiar and amusing Leiters. Amw Edition, much en- To shirt) is added, a ' Roles, Ss ;Si I Price, 35.-Pit, 3s. Second Price, 'wry,' by additional Letters of Gibbon, Beattie, Cowper, Sir i designed for the MSc Is. IM.-Lower IN illery, Is. ; Stroud Price, Is.-Upper I VW. Junto, Richardsou, Young, 31ontagu, and many othcss. cure Medical me Gallery, 1..; Second Price Ad. One large volume, royal Bvo. 20.. boards. Royal Navy. Sr• BOWS, Places, Tickets, Ailininions for the Season, and POETICAL EPITOME; or, Eh;gat ut Pelmets abridged 4. A sysTF- P;tvme Boxes (with the advantage of a separate entrance from the larger volume. &flare 12n0.35. lsultill. founded ow / • us F.xetreastreet), to he had of Mr. Stevenson, at the Box Structures „like, Strand entrance from Ten till Four ; and of Mr. HOLIDAYS AT HOME; written for the amusement of of the R Young Persons. By Charlotte Sanders. 12inu. 4s. 6.1. bound. 8.0. iid: hareem', Library, 171t,'New Bonitstreet. Is To-morrow, Thee Dumas, wills The Death of Captain HISTORICAL DIALOGUES, for Young Persoos of both I Volur si Cook. Sexes, particularly designed for the Elder Pulpits 4.1' Schools. 3 On Monday, Amateurs and Aetorr-Belles without Beaux I By Mary Hay., Author of " Female Biography," &c. 3 vols. I Tr I- -and The Witocfman's Hut. I 121 no. 12.. boards. I t On Tuesday, The Jovial Crew-The Rendezvous-and The SPIRIT of she BRITISH ESSAYISTS; comprising s- The Death of Captain Cook. all the most valuable Papers on every Subject of Life and - SURREY THEATRE. Manners, selected front the Taller, Spectator, Guardia,' w Rambler, World, Mirror, Lounger, &c. &c. In 6 vols. ltir • ! THIS PRESENT EVENING, FRIDAY. I 11. 4s. in boards. JIL September 17, and TO-MORROW, September 18 SUMMARY of ANCIENT HISTORY, from the r will heUrresented (ad time), preceded by Glued'. Graud Aces to the Disoolution of the Roman Empire, A Is Overture to I phigenie, a Grated Legendary Illeio-Drasne, With a Geographical !odor, describing the sit oat; --- called several counties, cities, rivers, and mountains; t' ES RICHARD THE FIRST; which occur in the History. 12mo. 4s. boom' IN 013, CCEUR DE LION. The BEAUTIES of HISTORY; or, Pie IN Richard, King of Eastland, Mr. Watkins 1 Blondel, Friend and Vice, drawn from Real Life; designed of the King, Mr. Gibbon; Seneschal of Normaily, Mr. t:::n and Entertainment of Youth. By I Brunton; Florestan, Governor of the Fortress where Richard Vicar of Twyford and Ouselbory, Hemp ide, is confined, Mr. Lenard. SlatiMa. QUILTS of Eugland, 12mo. 4s. 641. bound. ro. iliagniaed as a blind Miostrel, Miss Copeland. ELEMENTS of ELOCUTION: lit Act 111. a Comic Ballet, by Mr. Giroux, Mr. Wyatt, of Reading and Speaking are inter' Mr. Pure, and Mies Adcock. 1 Fifth Edition. tivo. 7s. boards. M. After which (3d time) an entirely new farcical Barletta The ACADEMIC SPEAKr all in one act (with old Characters), called mentary Debates, Oration's, I 'res. S POI L'l) CHILDREN ; the hest Writers, proper to tar; Or, THE MANAGER'S NIGHT. School. By Johu Wilke' rain. Old Pickle, Mr. Adcock; Watty Cockney, Mr. Fitswila F.LEMENTS of RE rote ham, with a new comic Sung, called "The Alargate Steam halt Lessons, in Prose et.:- Yacht." Little Pickle, with .. The sailor boy capering 12mo. 3s. (Id. bump' adroit.," Miss Bence; Priscilla Tomboy, Miss Copeland. I STUDY of AS Mii. who will perform on 11W harp mid piano-forte; Maria, by a Youth, in lively I all Voting Ludy (her third appearance on any stage), who I his No, exy; ern, will latrioltice two favourite Smogs, and, accompatried Ivy ~,,.iiiy Both, Tit; Miss Copclaud, will perform a Duet uu the piano-forte and cipt,,,,. pt, „am harp. I SCA!'" resta, End of the Barletta (13th time) an entirely new Serio-Comic bound Nob Meln-thanae, called CI said THE PRESIDENT AND rue I'EASANT's sm. DAUGHTER. ii, 'Mist P:ince 'Xavier, Mr. Gomety ,• Julius (the Prime, brat II to. Pi...dent and Favourite), Mr. Huntley; Von &melt (Lord stow Cis orberlam), 31r. Fawcett; Werner (the Peasant), Mr 4 htiot.l; Jacob Spindler (a Village Carpenter), Mr. Fi' Tim- ail:moo. Ileum it• (11w Pearanea Daughter), Miss Tay! thr:v- 1:....ura Von Seth (Darighter of the Lord Chamber also 31:as Copeland. e!joll, Places for the RIM., to be taken at the Theatre costar I. atter, at the Wistern Exchange, 01.1 Bond-, Rivet ~:1111S.s, Library. Fall mall. naafi' A Serious Halo.-Drama has been some tie by the :,•.., called The Broken Heart. . MI, Ilk ItOVA I. COBURG THE/ I, rio at ;nom; ' :. her the Patronage of his Royal llio. of Saxe Colour, MM. "111115 PR ESEN I' EV I' r W t,est :I septembei; 17, and To. ground t:ulock prixiicly, the Enteria; THE CASTLE: rd. N°' Maw irhich, Marti' hew, t' n'it.liss. a ill. entirely 11,'M PleiV also, to sod Decuratious, Cur . Naths" VW tale-018- rho will TH '. aerially ; Philip Quart, .' ' 'ldle a Monks' a. pm- .. .• o rihrri.ook ,U de of Captafr r,,,,,,; lon .1 o roads& Priv 40. Iyl. l'''' Lew,' '' N. Is litsamay NUMPER 5235. PiticE 7d. THEATRE-ROYAL, COT ENTMANDEN. THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, Sept. 17, will he oete.l ike blowiest Dv. of GUY MANNERING: Or, THE GIPSY% PROPHECY. Cu!. Mannering, Mr. Abbott; Henry Bertram. (Ant time), Mr. Philipps, in which Character he will ambulance " The Leine'," end " Scots visa hue id' Wallace bird;" Dominic %Amnon, 01r. Liston; Hindi. Dissent. Mr. Emery; It'd. lie llor;ilethrift, Mr. J. Russell Lucy Bertram. (first hose), 3liss M. Tree, win, in Art 111. will introduce " The last T. , •se of Sommer;" Julia Slanneriog, Miss Matthews; Alm Men iltes, Mrs. Tara. To which will be added the Farce of THE CRITIC; Or, A TRAGEDY REHEARSED. Sir Fretful Plagiary, Mr. W. Farces; Puff, Mr. James; blanch, M... Connor; Snee►, Mr. Eentou; Due F.•rnlu iehiskeramlns, Mr. Liston. Mrs. Mrs. Connor; Talhorin3. Mrs. Gibbs. To conclude with a Grand Sea Fight and the Destruction of the Spanish Armada. Door: opened at Si. o'Citick, and the Play begin at Seven. Mixes 75.; Secimil Price 3s. AA—Pit 3s. ; Second Price 24.—Lnwer Gallery ?a.; Emend Price le.—Upper Gal les% la ; Second Price Bit. l':scrs for the Boxes to be taken of Mr Beamluii, at the Ilos-office, Hart street, from Ten till Four. A Proate Box mat he had for the Season, or nightly, of n, Asvilon, at the box-Otfice. • •-• Mr. Philipps and Miss M. Tree hating been Itonottrea with the 1,11,11 , itHe . 41 approval Of the audience, they will perform together on Wednesday next. To-mor row, The Steward, with The 'Marriage of Figaro. On Monday, Rob Roy Macgregor. 111 u Toc.day, The Steward. On Weiliteaday, The Ala.d of the Hill—with. irst time. • new Comic Enteriziatneut, in we atta r ealkd A Short Iteigu and a 3lerry One. THEATRE-ROTA 1., ENG LINK OPSRA-HOUSE, 'STRAND. THIS PRESENT FRIDAY, Srpt. 17, will be performed, she AlebbAlress called THE BLIND BOY. Stanislade (King Sarmatia), Mr. Role ; Maimed (the Bliad Boy), Miss Kt Ily ; Rudolph, Mr. Pea, mai, Mo. bun, Mr. Harley ; Mena, M. IV S Clialirrley. Mrs. W. S. Chalterlry. After which, the Comic Operetta, calkd FIRE ANU WATER. Captain Harr, Mr./611a; Mr. Thrifty, Mr. W. S. ami ss, ley. Fanny, Miss Lune; Furbish, Miss I. Stevrusou. - - To which will be athled, the Melo-dramatic Romance called THE WOOI3MAN'S HUT. Ferdinand, Count Comeaberg, Mr. Pronoun; Werther, Mr. Webster; Wolfeeder, Mr. Rowbuiham; Kaunilx, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Bruhl (thw Woodman), Mr. W. S. Chattcrley ; Mr. Wilkinson. Amelia, Miss Kelly; Maria, Miss E. Lancaster; Lama, Miss Lore. Incidental to th.• Piece will be exhibited the Destruction of a Cottage by a Thunderbolt, a Forest iu Flames, Mors to be opened at Half past Six o'clock ; the Per formance to begi,i at Seven. Roses, .St; k I Price, 3s.—Pit, 3s. Second Price, Is. lid .s—Lower fi dicey, la. ; Second Price, Ir.—Upper Gallety, Second Price 6d. Dolts, Places, lickets, Admissions for the Season, and Pillvate Boars (with the advantage of a separate entrance us Streter.street), to he had of Mr. Stevenson, at the Boa (Mice, Strand entrance from Ten till Four; said of 31r. t artisan, Library, lilt, Bond. street. To-morrow, The Damns. •ith The Death of Captain ltu Monday, Amateurs and Actors—Belles without Beaux —slid The Worremsu's Hut. On Tuesday, The Jovial Crew—The Rendcasous—and The Death of Captain Cuuk. tsble•beer for the purpose of mixing it w ih the 'trent Do they do it oleo',?—Sam-timer tbesi!mee c an e, ' have known brewers emeht three or foor• w•sh•ii trifle. They t.rew Nome for fining., belt it h. anti otrolz beer; that come, to about Sc., and a half per rent.; the, brew beer whieh they call a light beer, tool pay tahle.lieer dot y fur it, m u d then they mike it into 'loins., MIIII b are sank' as atmng beer ; they send out :shoot emir. rally to three hulls, that is the proportion ; they eesoi , i'lv • sent nut about a firkin to three bolls, Il.ey oar Iwo or thiee gallows to a bolt in home it ibiwis. _ You mean that is a small beer that is brewed part.ru larly fur finings'--It is •!one mailer tlrc.culuo r.f for tiiiiisto, but these is m•iie !netted than what is uttil f..r When you state th it there are nine gallons of this mall% beer brewed in firiimirtpin ist carry three loot-, is mot that sprintity of swill hers coypu-4We by the ?—yt., lu small-beer duty. In your former olmervation relative In small beer oiWeiv was mixed with strong, had you reforioic i • r u t,. s quantity of small beer so brewed, indepwitikut or Ili it which was used to make II g.?—Yea, errtnurl t i ;io msoV sirrw. lonises Ihr proportion of the giamitiq tire•ril ior Amino' is very mall proportom a idiot is got ri.l of somehow , other. What duty wrothl he mid upon the small beer sea lwrwr.l sw.Two shilliwigs n g Won. 7 a7l. I,:s .hi thin g s, titlteillr Z lC ui a ber l.ri s tipii:s . strong beer?-1n;1:.e 0. Has a mrossa:b.er foreseer the liberty of brewirz any oproolity of small beer he Memos '—Ves le of possible for mobserfool imareolient• to hr need he the great breweries, woholif •,,,,, • i11r•101111111 1011. 11,111: ealub i o...i them, and some every year ?—....011, yea; very probe tole. SURREY THEATRE. PRESENT EVENING, FRIDAY, 1 September 17, and TO.IIIOBROW, September 18 will beUtresented (?3d time), preceded by Glnclea Gnud Overture to Ipbigenie, a Grated Legendary Mato-Draine, called RICHARD THE FIRST; Ott, CIEUR DE LION. Richard, King ut England, Mr. Watkins; Blonde!, Friend of the. Mr. Gibbon; Seneschal of Normandy, Mr. Brunton; Florestan, Governor of the Fortress where Richard is confined, Mr. Leonard. Matilda, Queen of England, iliagniseil as • blind Minstrel, Miss Copeland. lu Act 111. a Comic Ballet, by Mr. Giroux, Mr. Wyatt, Mr. Doer, and Miss Adcock. After which (3.1 time) en entirely new farcical &Arlen& in one act (with old Characters), called SPOIL'D CHILDREN; Or, THE MANAGER'S NIGHT. Old Pickle, Mr. Adcock; Watty Cockney, Mr. Fitzwils ham, with a new comic Sung, called " The Margate Steam Yacht." Little Pickle, with " The sailor boy capering ashore," Miss Bence; Priscilla Tomboy, Miss Copeland, who will perform on the harp and piano.forte; Maria, by a Voting Ludy (her third appearance on any stage), who will intruelnee two favourite Songs, and, accompanied by Miss Copeland, will perform a Duet un the piano-forte and harp. End of the Burletta (13th time) an entirely new Serio-Comic Meln-Drame, called THE PRESIDENT' AND •r:tE PEASANT's DA UG E R. P:iiire Xavier, Mr. Comely; Julius (the Prince's firer P...ieleat and (avourite), Mr. Von Senek (Lord Clienilwrlain), Mr. Fawcett ; Werner (the Peasant), Mr. 4 . l:tiOrel; Jacob Spindler (a Villa 4.• Carpenter,. Mr. Fitz mi. Destrotl• ( ihe Pemanea Daughter). Miss Taylor; I:.i.aura Von Sega...lE l ,o:l.'o.ler of the Lord Chamberlain). ois Copeland 1.1:11:ri for the ROW'S to be taken at the Theatre; of Mr. atter, at the Western Exchange, Ohl Ruud-street; and Library. Pall. mall. A Serious Melo-Drama has been some tune in prcpara •u, called The Broken Wart. RI IV A I. COBURG EATit E, the Patronage of hie Royal Highliens Prince Leopold of Saxe Coburg. ;MIS PRESEN EVENING. FRIDAY, sertembec 17, and Tn•morruw, 18, at Half pass Nix 'Cluck preci•wiy, the Enierianostems sill commence with CASTLF: OF TARENTO. if 37 which, foortb time, lir iutrersi log Srrio.P- mime, • ro tartly 11 , 1 V Pict urrsipir Sreorry, Mrebitircy, Ornate • Orcuritinists, tuolbsts, f‘r. 11111.11) QIJAUL! THE ENGI.IO3I HERMIT. l'ilihp (jowl, the Eliglish Hermit, Mr. Smith; Rears die, a Mookry of ilw Island, Master Aria. Emmeline, l‘.ir of Captain Steadfmil e Mrs. W. Harry . I. toiscloile with the New Mrlu-drioratie (Durkin, called THE NIANIAC! OR, LOVE AND MA IiNF.M! 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Do you think that ai ticks known to he illegal, and for the use of winch a large fine is payable, e4ll he brought into a brewery in qualities of live, len, or fifteen hundred weight, and that frequently, without au almost certainty of being detected ?.--(th dear, yes ; every illy, I should apprehend. Then slate why, or how ?—These large breweries have got so many men they can plant them to watch for a quarter of a anile, and if they a►e any ufficer cussing which they know, they would slot take it upon the premises; ■nd so other ll.iug, they hare gut such ■ 'mintier of store-houses where they ran deposit it, which the little brewers have not. What is the penalty upon the ore of any of those article.? ...-1110/. and some of them 200 f. I lielivie the pentanes hare been altered; senor of the penalties which were only 1001. h e y,. been made Intl/ by the 42iiiif his present llaj►aty. Are out the I,ge brew crier (eminently compelled to change their soiling men !—Ft.qiiently, I dare say. I)., Fon think it prohaliie that, that where penalties to I be amount of one or ;misdeed pounds followed upon the eouridiun of any of those articles being found upon Ilse pre mises of a great !newer, that they cool.' be continually brought without sume person or other living found to give the information?-1 can, say about that; I believe they grarrally employ awn thvy can trust in &tug It ; that they are nut afraid; and I have had info rm-160ns myself from breweries, hot whether tr.,m any of iltu.e which I have heard nsentioneil. I do not recollect ; some of the great brewers men have told me apuittatieuusly that they were sworn to Peri-ray. . . . Can you take upon yourself to point our any one ho u se from it servant of which you received that information , when yuu received it. and who, and where that person is who gave ii?—Yea, I have heard it from our or two; hard it from woe of Th.ssrs. Bolds?* men, I Inhere Ilse man is now dead, I have forgotten his tme; tic usually went by the name of flub, he was a Itiebhman ; when Ise told isle, I made this ad...creation to him, that " you should not have sais; so; I would nut trust you 'you your oath for nuking uw. of that expiession." When did thin happen?-1 suppose about sleveu or twelve year.' ngo, hut I caii.oit exactly .ay. Why would you not believe him ?—liecanse I thought be win not worthy to be believed, because by his own act he had look. a bit oath ; I thought him a hail character. Uu pun know *Wilier lie hail 61-en long in that house?— Vt.; he had been there for some time; if' I recunect tight, he win. ("lemon ~f the tuii-rnons. II ad you known Ih tt man long?—lies, I had known him some years; he had assisted me, along with some others at Means Barrlola, in gauging some vessels. Have you any other and better evidence than that for he. !sieving the fact which you hare stated ?—Do the Committee mean of the men twin sworn ? Yes.—l have heard it from another quarter. I heard a mats say, he was sworn, who came to give nee information of a house in the country, also had been in the habit of table.beer with strong: he came to inform me, that the officer who swerved was ass ignorant man; and that they bad brewed a good deal of strong beer which they put down in list declaration as table, and the officer not under standing it, they were charged with the table-beer duty. To what Aid the men declare to you they were sworn?— To secresy; no more than that. He was sworn to secresy, be said. To secresy as to what ?—There was no explanation took place. I will tell the Committee what brought it up :—We were gauging a very large vessel; the man called Bob was twisting; he put his thumb in, holdiug the rule between it and the vessel; the vessel I suppose was as large as two. thirds of ibis roorn, and holding up the role, be put his thumb between, making the dimensious of the vessel an inch less; ill consequence of which after I had been several hours gauging the vessels, I had to do it over again. I be lieve he bad • check from the brewer himself fur doing it. I said, " 11. b, how could you serve me wr He said, " I must du all I can for my 'limier; I am sworn to secrecy, and I must du all that I can fur is,, master." Di:l either of those men gravely inform you in such mou nts, as 3ou thought worthy of belief, that an oath of secresy, as to any illegal practicim, had hreu adminivtered to them by order of their masters ?—I did not unilerstaud it in that light; but I have no doubt he hail been sworn. IVltat theta did you understand by their being swore'—To keep their mister's secrets, if he had any, that a what 1 an del mood . ; there was no definition givcu. What was it then that you did not believe ?—I did believe he had be!, sworn by what be said, but 1 said he was nut fit to be believed. If you did not understand the answer in that light, have you any other cause for suppoaing they had been swore understood, and I believe, that he bad been sworn sot tu thank, any thins that had bee■ done in an improper mar sh r at the brearlton.e. Do you believe he was sworn?—l do believe he was sworn, by the expression be made use of; certainly not in a serious way; the man was tipsy when he said so; but I believe in my conscience be was sworn. That is not an answer to the question, which is, " Did either of those men gravely inform you, in such a matinee as y.tos thought worthy of belief, that an oath of secresy, as to concealment of any Megal practices, had been administered to them by order of their masters''?—Yes; one of them, uu &old ; the countryman. By the countryman, do you mean the man Bob, of whom you have spoken, as being employed in Messrs. Barclay's brewery!—Nu, I do not. . . . . . When you spoke of the nom being tipsy when he gave the information, did you mean Bub, in M . Barclay's briarery ?—Yes ; Bob was tipsy when he spoke to me about heingsivoro. Thom do you, or do you not mean to say, that this man, by name Bob, who gave you the information of his having been mamas in Barclay's brewery, was in a state to be be lieved at the time he gave yon that informaliou ?-11e was tipsy, lint I believed him ; lie told me he was sworn. To what Shea du you apprehend him to have been sworn? —That if he believed any thing illegal had been dune iu the house, he would not divulge it. I think my observation was, that he was not lv be believed upon his word or oath, because he had divulged that to Ale which he was sworn to keep. I think the man, in all probability, was ant insure when be came into their employ ; lie was sworn generally lo be failbful to his master. I dare say that is what I thought of it ; there was nog &finitging with respect to drug*, there was not a ward used, except what I have said ; and though he was tipsy, and said it in that suet of way, 1 believe be was sworn. To visas ?—To be faithful to his master. Do you conceive that Burt obligaisou and that oath ex tended to nut divulging any illegal practices, if they were carried on in his masters house ?-1 certainty should have considered it so. D•es your belief of the existence of this oath depend upon any oilier testintany than such.as yous have given ?--None. How du you know that Bob, Mr It irrlay's servant, is dead ? —I have beard so; I do nut know that he is. If illegal ingredients arc used in the breweries of the great brewers, what description of servants it. you think imme diately use it ?—I apprehend there must be different de ea-notions of servants; some of the carmen must he em pluyed to carry them in; if th y are Bolds they moist be used Ly such teen as I hare beets 'peahen of just now 1 this man I think was the foreman of She 1111140WD ; if table. r was to be mixed with strung, it must be dune by a mar of this description. Have ally sunk operations takes, plaice is the large porter breweries ?—Nut to my knowledge. Fur what purpose du they brew it?--They make it fur 'lron beer. What do you mean by that?—For pulling among the atrsmg. 1 1, you mean t. date to the Committee that they make nnilfr • by Ibe Abe • vis at Or rat %NOR. TA r Wer*t ground t.:l rd, No ' At Alloo, lu r ho.;II wts• e ; a t Dd r 11 rilterct iotl rt .„, ; II turrib • ; Wt. I LOW. No l• 'Doody r To be continued d ON THE DoCTRINE uF CoNTAGION IN THE PLAGUE. MINUTES OF EVIDENCE BEFORE SELECT COMMITTEE_ [Ordered by the House of Cumulous to be priuted Juur 11, 1819.1 Luna, 15 di• Martij, IPI9. Sir JOHN JACKSON. Baronet, in the Omit.. Charles M'Lean, M.O. culled is, awd ezegnincd, Yoe have been in the practice of medicine fur a good many years?—Yes ; thirty years. Have you any knowledge of the plague ?—I have. to IRIS, I employed myself in invertigsting Cott soaloly in uie Gm k ('• at Hospital, near the fo.veit Towers at Constanti nople. After administering remedies to the pestifeross. pa tient+ of that hospital, and making s.liservatiossis on Ilse disease fur seventeen days, I ((mud it exisedieot, being my self, as I had expected, seized with the malady, and the mil. tem of the pert house being incompatible with personal sal ty, to discoutinue any researches. Upon my recovery, I pro posed to resume them upon a plan that should better com bine personal safety with a prospect of successful ioyest sge lion ; but the Porte did not think fit to accede to my tyro. positions. The infcresaces supplied by my expatriates's, were, however, sufficient to confirm, to respect to pla:.•e, those conclusions again(t the extstener of contagion, who is I had previously deduced, is respect to yellow (,a-, typhus, and epidemic diseases rostra/Iv. If it should be tboogist that this is hot an itrailterate experiesier, I would entreat of the Committee to recollect how little the value of experience may he cotumetisneme with its do. re.tion; and that the result of exp. :lessee in the appli cation of false knowledge, is •but dexterity in the practice of error; which is as much worse than mere inearsi cure, as false knowledge is worse !boa absolute ignorance. Since the establishment of the ductriuc of conts.gion, I aso not aware that any other physicists now living hare loam ex perimentally in such iutimste collision as mys , lf, wills whit is called The Plague of the Levant; and if the rs stilt of my researches should ultimately prove adequate to d,atu•l, in respect to the cause of that malady, the darkness of (co lonies, they will not be denied to Ise of unprecedented effi ciency. Such of them as strictly relate to the object of the present inquiry, I have throw. into a surnmsry, which I have had the honour of transmitting to the CM ratan of the Committee, and to which I beg Were respectfully to refer them; taking the liberty to observe, that, in my old- ItiOll, it is only by a distinct consideration of th.• Net, s i. t ch distinguish epidemic and contagious diseases generally. that it is possible to determine to which of these claa•ea tatty perticlar malady belongs. You consider the plague as net contagious ?--Yest. Explain how you caught the f err?—By the sir. It was in August, the month in which the plague generally preesits most at Constantinople. I was a stranger to the climate, +tot otherwise under particular cireumstancee ; the deorsintioss of fowl, insufficiency of nourishment, and law some deers of irritation of mind, under the idea that the peo • le around me were eustravonring to fsastrate my object; nod all them might surely be sufficient to account for the occurrence of the disease during the pestilential season, without suppersiog comas ion. _ _ Du you was your words infectious and enntasiniis synoni moitsly?—lst termites to what is Inman to be the g. metal custom, I do Have you ever area an instance of n plague ease imported into England, or beard of t'—Neer; nod after 'noels iii quiry I have reason to believe that it his tiryrr lupin tied ; as, if it had orenrierl, it would have been very likely tot have been ostensibly recorded. I have reams,. to believe such an occurrence has never happened either during the exiatence of quarantine or before. Nor iu any of the vessels that have arrived at the place of quarmitint?—Nis. I was going 10 mention a circum stance of great inconvenience to a gentleman arriving some years ago in a vessel from the Levant, its S•angate Creek ; he was dl of a disease not in the smallest drieree swim fled. I du not know the precise nature of it ; hr could c..^l no to. - dint attendance, because mole of the :Die:hour p,o,e iiiiiniers would put themselves in rooms with him, and place themselves under the necessity of perfusniing T.:le:di lute, and deprive themselves of the power of visiting their other patients. He leas obliged to remain mit.' Ike tion of she quarantine performed by the ship. and n f.-se days after the release front quarantine lie died; and death was attributed to his loin: uldi7rd to remain au that situation withont the comforts and tit rimer's"' for a auk mar, and Wilhulse /10.1hC31 lii• came I Rnilerman.ll to has's hceo Muncrii f, and that lie ass the lirmbir of Sir henry lllonerief. Nutrition. is attributable any whirr fur this ac cident. It is the as stem alone slurp is to Wain , Do you consider the ptsgue of toss 10 base been the I.e. want plague?—Host certainly init. In the case you mention, of the arrival of Mr. Muntrief, it was abselutely acknowlefteil not to be it„plavie rase ? I base stated it as 1 heard it norm limed by the meta:hams and the Secretary of the Levant C palsy; they t o ld me tat it was nor a plazfic ra..e. liar even el* ff. Explain what you mean by a contagion.. iiimaar, as distim pushed from en epith mic a contsgions illises-e I un derstand a disease eapatile of befog communicated fitful p. r• DOH to person, by contact or contiguity. Define an epidemic discs:sr ? A.. epidemic disease I NS derstand to he a distmic prodiscill by patch stases as are ca pable of °priming simnitanconaly opens any given portion, or the whole of a minute:lily. di.e.oriw W ia lva y t ,p, i ve: s ut. y pl u T iv ,ri r eini de nica fii c i . i ; ~,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, a o n so e: r d cert emi a c in dis ci a re l.: l l . . n i e s ci a , become contagious ?—..Cit calmly not. You say in your work, that your *mot who visited the A ~~~ War ; rtair N•uo, L:pals 531.1 i nttal 11 vs• maw Tien. Ihr.'s :lll,o coact e I t' .