The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-04-11 00:00:00

~~ •.. ~j . Ur Irittob. Imo: a' ' s umnEß 2251. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, Islo. ilitAttic f ,4o.F tlilliA LAST WEEK. ITORIOS, AT PLAY-HOUSE PRICES, DURING LENT. EAST INDR-HOUSE, no. it, low r tIE COURT of DIRECTORS of the 1. UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS qf ENG LAND, t rediagtothe EAST INDIES, do hereby give Noire— That the TRANSFER ROOKS of the said COMPANY'S STOCK, will be shut ma THURSDAY, the ist Morels next, nt Two o'Cloek, anti opened •pin on THURSDAY, the lith April following ; That • GENERAL COURT of the said Company will be held, at their house, in Ltadenhall-street, on WED NESDAY, Ilse Wit of April oext, from Niue o'Clock iu the Morning until Six in the Evening, for the ELECTION of SOL DIRECTORS of the void Company, for four years. WILLIAM RAMSAY, Sre. 71lei/ ars pablished, !mire 31. embelli►hrd with a correct _ . • Ltke•e►n, MEMOIRS of the LIFE of Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, Baronet; including a faithful Narra tive of the whole proceedings in the House of Commons on the Question of his Commitment to the Tower, for publi-.11- ing u Letter to his Cimatituents, with the Speeches of the different Members on the saute, including that by Sir Sa muel Romilly. Together with • particular account of hie bring taken and lodged iu the Tower, and of the Persons Killed and Wounded on the Return of the Military. " %want kgeui condet et nubilem " London Priuted fur Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater noster-row. I: 1:0 SI 1..7' NIGHT'S GAZETTE. NEW THEATILIIPROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. filllS EVENING, and FRIDAY NEXT, will be performed, a GRAND SELECTION, in ,oseli Madame t'atalani, being recovered from her indippii. awl. sill have (be honour to appose, and sing A nge l s and fair," " 0 quanta Paninta," and Mozart's o r brated air, "11 Doke Caneento," with variations Belton, and Mrs. Bland.—Mr. Benham Stu toiroduct " Lore in her eyes," " Luther's Hymn," gloomy eaves," "On this cold flinty ruck," (from t h e Opera of Lam) pad The Death of Alicreroiuhie."— th Coss, Mr. Pyne, Sr. W. Taylor, and Mr. Bellamy. land.' of the Band. Mr. Ashley.—Organ, Mr. J. Ashley. The ontooder of the Bawd and Chorines will be numerous snJ roaplcte, and consist of upwanls of is° Performers. Throb... seder the direction of Mew, Ashley. fit( the Boxes to be takes of Ss. Staadoe, at the Priaces-fisce, Ilart-strtet. 11.1GDALEN lat/SPITAL--Msreh lets. POI rwea—T be QC E F:N. Fleshiest —tree Earl of RA uNos. • ICE earsincsas: Du k e of S o ttkandttiallth Ho s. PhilipPvley, E s ,l of thintory, 1 Oeurge Muagctse, Esq. E A rt o(Vi thou. Joh,. Julius A niterstetn, Toaster e--Alcuarnler Bennett, Esq. ToVEIINC) RS "E ERSA RN' EF.TING of the ti sad other rRIENUS of this Cll.l - if% will be hole n at the London Tavern, Bishupeg.i:e eieeh en "CRS DAY. the Nth April, afters Sermon k Prrsched the Chapel of the llosplial, in Saint 4 . ,,, , et 0, *his, by the Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of okhORD. prayers to begin at One o'Cluek precisely.--The Chapel Doerr will be ulan led at Twelve. FTEVIARDS Uhl Hos. the Earl of Bristol John Elliot, Esq. );Irwobrahaes Hoffile, Esq. M.P. Henry (;rimstun, Erq. Jars %waster Atkisson, Esq. Heury Kensington, Esq. Ma Herbert Browse, Esq. Jolts Lodge, Esq. 'tabor Barre, Esq. Arthur Putt, ' , AI Geol. Coles, Esq. J. Anthony Rocker, Esq. Dears lobe us the Table at ire &Clock precisely. By Order of the Coatesville., JOHN PRINCE, See. RIMER OP THE LIVERY RP LONDON. T THE CITY OF LONDON TAVERN, IBISHOCNGAT E STREET. ON THURSDAY. April 19. IRIO, the LI VERY, nu ENDS to • REFOR II of A nusr, and CORRTPTION, will Dine as abase. Several ihstunitutshed Clararters, who hate app.e.erl this fatal system, are United. ROBERT WAIT H M A N, Esq. I. the Chair. OTSW•IIDi Messes../. Marsh, 5. Miller, J. Peinoe, 5. Putter, E. Quilt, G. itse4.ll, W. J. Roberts, C. Itsvajge, J. Seeks, E. Simpson, lt T. Smith, G Slten.uo, MOM G. Mime, I. Slat t G. Blnet fa.r. R filet/pried, T tok, M Fia*, J. Eher, S Faven, Galtug o P. Grew, W. Gnitb, E. Hall, C. Hunks 3 Poem J Ten', e li4raf. 41 0" e. R. Tliosnimon, jun. 1.. Wouttr, J. Wright. J Haremlw, Jones, R Kirby. It. Kiug, Dim;-r on T alite Tickets, I rA rack, to be ha tub, aii.l NI the Toyer". The auaibrr of Tickets will Four o'Clnek of t 4 eltairsuan and S tew- limited. El. lO .o N, late Partner wit* the de e p t.tl SIR J. BRANSCOMB, ban the pleosiire of non ~,,, mint: to his Vforwli , and the Public, the Lottery which draws oth JUN I:, rev the prattle elsoure to the adventurer foe on small a rat: has:packets of Tick, to, one liviselred in each packet, re tots in by the Coutracturs to the fortunate [wide, s of the int-drawn Prize shove - A. a Imo • Ticket in s> gaol worth rdionoonl. and Shares is proportion. fairs hat been truly lucky in Who: packets of Tii-kets, No ;At, producing nearly toad. ; and N...:1,61 a, war soli is 116111.1,4 Simi...atm, and paid by bun to the respective holders, who received for each Soacelith t,:a7l tfa Bytes *elicits a contisuitsce of the public favours, at his lady t. :?, COILKHILL, *ear the MANSION-HOUSE. ELM ANTLITILRATUR AND "TIIIC FINE ARTS r be SOLI), ONE - F O UR TH SHARE of 1 a lonuesisblishond RIO, very popular MONTHLY PARRISH:AI. YU BUCATION, which bas produced at Ib isles( Oise Thoteiand Pounds per Anu. ever 'jure its kit publication, and it it proolecialr at the Name rate d in.erst, sad is capable of very ureat improvement ; and *glean any risque Of trouble whaiei et to the purclov•er, knits/than 'orb as be stay wtsh to take for his omit grafi frationo, by cusitrabuttag any Artoclos of Literature, or Ile Foie Arts, for the enrichment of the %York ; all the •Ftslivo* part. twit.; routinely.' proper Agelots. It is a Indy money concerts entirely, and the profits are paid F ie prier. of the F our th mow to be sold will be tinOi Jh perttettlars will be asevriajoeil to persons desoinus to 'mime paeckasers, um Illeir sending a line, w ilk their real lows sad dare.., to Mr. Elphiastoote, at Mr. l'hillops's timallems, New ',mid-street. BUTT ER-L.IN F., CH EA PSI DE. 44 Po9tlirely elegant .weeiriblage of essookra Homeltold r.r mortognsild pedestal and eellaret side, twelve sets of env. arabormy chairs, covered in bone hair, red sari poor. le Morocco leather, three ac t s o f mope rbly ekitant pede.lal hit., with rich faraitore, au elegant upright him. 6 " . , Ileme . forte, mule by as emMeat maker , pier gla.ms WIIII/TWII, and 111 1111sertinIS other effects, the p ro pe r ty of t hlate l• Kinsey. Cabinet-Maker sad Upholsterer, do wired, by order of the Exemitrix. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. NORTtthsas, 01 1ie premi s e s' Nl 7 o. , G ottee-I n cl i na go ni i k THIS A I).tY at TweFFlve o'clo;elt, A 1.1, the ‘ctittllt ie EECTS, comprising Sit apinkly elegant four-post bedsteads sad chintz cotton aa excellent set of drawiag.roons cleans said a set of window eminent to correspond, with gilt r , o. prom seaweed goose a n d d own f eat h er b e d s, bol :and pillows, a great variety of Beemels and Kidder 141'r ear • pets of large dimension., fine Wit ney lanket., quilts. Tim Cabinet Articles coonio b rto. se• on and 4 .M:crises, wardrobe., dieing, cl,nl, P'"i'rar' aid har tables, dressing and work dit,o, handsome q drawors, eery floe moiletu pedestal soileboird, cod• sad chim ne y glasses, large convex mirrors in no lo k i „, " 4 11. very scare' prints in edmirs a set of citron,. pisy and fools, ivory bandies, silver fierrols, and pateut N des.rt ditto to seittit -1.1t4'74,4 to be had ilia Ike premiers; awl a Om MK- Pri nters'.atreet, Blarkf. inn. k 7he [louse to Lat. %V 14a11 to be Bold. EAST INDIA HOUSE, MARcsi 28, lout. /VIM COURT of DIRECTORS of i/ u 1 UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS s/• ENG LAND trotting to tie EAST IN DI FS, its hereby girt Notice, That • GENERAL COURT of the said Comparry will be held, at their house. In 1.• V 1 1 .1111,111 street, on WED NESDAY, the lath of April beat, fr Eleven °Thick in the Forenoon mild Six is the Eveuitia, to ballot on the fol. lowilig question; est. That this Court approve the unanimous Resolution of the Court of Directors of the gas/ isstaat, sheen* they state that They bare ' , eery reason to ',there, that 011 the per suns who were on board the ship Lord Nelson, at 'the 'hue of her loss, have perished, and that ilie ie elision and eireura stauct s rrlttiag to her loss are wholly indinowa; and, their. fore, that there is ins impossibility of noggin.( satisfactorily into the loss of the said ship; and that tins Court are tally satisfied that the ship was stored in 11 sufficient manner, at her outfit, fur her voyare, sod that, consequently, no blame can attach In the owmrs ; and that, front the experience and ability of fbe Cominsuder and dicers, it is reasonably to be inferred, that nu blame attaches to them ;" In order to determine by such ballot, whether three parts is four of the Proprietors present at such General Court, concur with the Court of Directors is their above-mentioned Resolution. WILLIAM RAMSAY, B,,..retars. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA SIDCA. 1.411118•111) G man, trAvING the honour of briii4 recommended to J. you by the Directors of the Ewa Indio Company,.. Candtdaies fur the direction, to be chosen thus to. we take the liberty of ,e g nestin g the favour of your Vote usi the day of Election, VI LIM ESDA V, the I April nest. We are, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient and most humble ' , lamas, JACO 't POSANtat ET. • JOSEPH COTTON. EDWARD d'AIRRY. F.aii India Mese, 1110‘IAS REID. March, vs, Into. ROBERT THORNTON. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. NTH. wiNi Mi presents his most respi.i.trul 111. compliarsts to those Froprori of Emit India Stork, oho 'wend to honour him With 'heir Support, and eurne•tly requests Ibcir attendance at the India House, THIS DAY. the iith lust ; nitro a DA 1.1.0 T will hike place, from Nine in the 'morning, to Six in tki. men lug_ —St rand, Weilioaday, April 11th, lain. This day are published, in Its* Volume, Octavo, pile,: tr.. in boards, RENIARKR en the VERSION of the T EAV TESTAMENT, lately edited by the UNITARIA NI, *Ali she title of "A.l 11.11010Veli Vernzon, upon the basis of Airbbiabnp Newcoute's new Translation, with a cur; email Text, sod Notes critical and explanatory, London, is..a." P.. me s dispassionate apricot to Cbritsioas d t . .riatie %kW , shoos nit SWIM of the first and R 1,114 liertfllll s of the Bible. tbe Re.. EDWARD NARF-S, M.A. Reefer of N0111...d.n, Kent ; Author of " The Hampton Lecture." " Sermons far itte. I'rloi..l for T. Cache! and W. Davies, Strand. I'1\I~P:I 'ON'S SCHOOL ATLAS. This .lay is publiAed, pews res. neatly half-boud, with the Maps coluoml, A NEW s(1-1001 A 11. AS, coosiding of I IL twenty-one Maps, ernraully rstrieted frost those en graved ucdrr the direction of Mr. Arrowassith, fur Mr. Pinkerton's Modern Geography. Printed for T. Cordell and W. Darks, Armed; and Long man, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster row. t of whom far also be had, I. A New Edition of Mr. PINKERTON'S NIODERN G EOGR APH Y, 311,1 PI certomw •ince's Asiremomical Intro due hos ; handsomely printed in 3 large volumes, step with numerous Maps, revised by the Author, price 61 tis. is bk. t. An ABitl Ofirll ENT of the same, in one largr so- Inner, ave.. with or selection of the Maps. Second Edition, revised by the Author, price 1.114 6d. bound. 3. Nu. I. IL and 111. of a NEW MODERN ATLAS B John Pinkerton. The Maps entriterd in the rise called colom'ner ; sod to be completed in twenty Numbers, ur there2trosis, circle containing tbrce Maps. Prier 11. Is. each. Just lightish'.!, its ave. price 4s. ATREATISE upon the ART of FININC;. by Mechanical Means alone, with a Section and Pia ta of • Flying Car with Wings to it. By THOMAS WALKER, Portrait-painter, " There be three Mines which are too woor!tifal for me, yea, four, which l know not ; the way of an eagle in the• air," lac.—Solumun, Proverbs, chap. ax K. ter. se, 19. No one has ever been able to account for birds flying up wards, as they frequently do, in the angle of sixty or seventy degrrcs ; and the very fundamental proiriple by *loch birds are enalded to Sy, is a mystery in nature, the solution of which has hitherto bid defiance to the philosophers is all azes. In the above Treatise this phenomenon I, clearly ex plained sod demonet.steil, with the whole of the priuriplis upon which natural flying is effected and lostructions given how to produce the same effect by a man sitting in a ear, mid working a pair of art ilicial 4 togs aillia lever , also ins eel' for =klutz n pale of small wings of paper. invented by the autbur, abnch will Ay across a roots, la demonstration of es pentad principles dist:oven-a by biro. Sold by Sleet wood, Neely, and Jones, Paternovter•row, Loudon. DR. FRLCMANI4 GVTTA SALVTARIS. 1E value of this infallible Medicine has been so long proved, that nutting; of the present day can beat a competition with it, in all the dilArriat stages of • certain Disease, which it effectually caws and eradicates from tie habit, without eseiting the painful *chugs and 'armoire that attend salivation, a ithont debilitating the coastitistion in any degree, or even requiting confineable.. from business, or restriction in diet. The radical vertu• s of these niestimable Drops have proved their claim to publit approbation for more than 30 years In all debility, they prove • never, fading restorative, a briber dt debility is pro. dared by too free of nacicury, illicit pleatores, or the ef fects of a Wariii climate. Tu travellers, and those going abmstl, they cannot tic recommended two stroogly ; who aid receive a safe, speedy, and c piete cure, in all old stubborn Cirri', and every, weakness s that atieem the tool or. VIII, of untie. Hy eta efficacy alany WOllllllll have become niotlwia, lau fur y . bad been deprived of BIM happlio vs. Sold w hottest, and retail, at r Makes, No. 4, Ch44p. side, corner of Pascraosicr-row, and retail by Belam, POll4. oathel Weston, Portaea ; ant Payne, Plymouth ; Pre k, Hull ; (*Ala ell, I )0,1 ; )lacdonald, Glasgow ; smith sail Meadnluu, Eduill.acgb ; and by must Crawley Ileillein• Venders, to bottles, at :b yd. each, with ample dincti•ns. MILITAR PROMOTIONS. 11%,0 . 1Fee, 3pril 10, 111 10. Cohl.triim Ttet:iment of Coot Guards— huhu Lurie Black man, at. to be E,..tga, by purchaac, sicc Buotreh. p,. , na.ted 74th Fuot—aCaps. A. W. Campbell, to ho blujur, by purchase, vue Bettogittum, otsu tutees. litt EV ET. Cuotaist Willoughby Beau, of the OA Foot, to be Major is i be Army. ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE. Ai.ll4llllt Snrgron, James Robison, frost the !oath lout, to be A vtistaut-Surgrun. — HOSPITAL STAFF. Acting Apothecary, S. B. Bruce, to be an Apo:limey to the Fo.ees Hospital-Mate, Christian Bette, to he an Assistant-Surgeon to the Forces. Comwsyn.ots siocd by the Lvrd Lieutenant II the Colnly of Kent. Seeennaks and Brointe) Regiment of l.ucal Militia. Ensign Chalks Augteu, to be Lieutenant. Dated Mardi 20, to lit Eind Kent, or Ashford, Oldeastle, and Ethos', Regiment of Local St iiitia. George Wltheraden, Gent. to be Lit.uteoant. Dated April Si, Is in. R oilmen Thatehei, Gent: tir he ditto. Dated as above. George Paimi, Gent. to be Jilt.. Dated as above. 'Mutual Kite, Geut. to by ditto. Dated as above. Pearce Andrews, Gent. to be ditto?' Dated as above Edward Wright, Gent. to he Ensign. Dated as above. William Hock, Gent. to be ditto. Doted as above. std East Kent, or Lath of Scrag and lVinghani, Regiment of 1 Areal Militia. Edward Knate►ball, Eul. to be LieNt.-Colonel. Dated Mauch 2-1, PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Williams Garnet and John Cooper, of Leeds, woolstaplcrs. February Is, IS t O. 'MINS Riley and Richard Green, of Halifax, York, joiners. Slunk v*, Isaac Spurrier, .Intln Spurrier, and John Brain, of Sui Inn street, Soho square, plane-makers. April 0, In in. John Ando'', Julio Ikll, Jobe Harvey, and Patrick Dura cell, juts. Janaary I , l b Thomas Newton and Williams Newton, of Walliall, Staf ford, .Gillen'-irodiuoneers. Janeary l i, Id le. Petrr tticliankon, Elizabetb Goodlurk. George Araull, Hanniger, and William Rielard Guradlock, stock brokers. • Apo', IN IU. Geinge Jame.. Gap* of Pcnritlt, CUM- Wriaud, men:. is. J nmary I, 18.1;1. John Grew and John Itrythtur, Jammey I, liter George Walker au.l William Finnenturr, of Birmingham, eint - k•.1.a1-suaktre. Apr.: 7. 1810. Snrage and John Wri.4:l, of Mansfield, geocen Murcia 'nun. - - - John Jos dm, Ansel!, Thomas Ansell, and James Angell, of Burford and l'ulbtouk, (Wind, tanners. April 4, 14111. BA NKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Julia tyros, ..ISorlh•pla►e, G►ny's-Inu-law►, .nonet•atil is - eller, (rum Mardi 13, to May t, at tco, at Gud•L hull, Luildou. BANKRUPTS. Augustine Fallon, of Hart-atreet, Illoornahnry, Middle sex, wiue.wereli.n., I..•tirreorler. April .7, at eIeWCU, el, at tea, and M.ty 21, at el&ieo, at Guddliall, London. At torneys, Meyers. elsdpnran auu Stevtus, St. SlAdred'a-euurt, Poultry. Samuel &AWE Mellor, late of Liverpool, cotton dealer, to surrender, May a, 2, and et, at one, at the Star and Garter Tavern, Paradise•slraet, Liverpool. Aleatory, Mr. Arisen, Nnnuver•straet, Liverpool. James Forest, of theater, eottue-dealer, in matrentler„ May I, 3, mos n, at eleven, at the Star and Garter 'lnsect Paradiamstreet, Littrpoul. Attorney, Mr. Arisen, Hawn vcr:airem,Livrvpool _ Robert 'Muybe - w, lute of Mutton, Stdrolk, miller tomue. reader, Aprd 23, 41i, and Jay at eleven, at Ike Coach and Horses, Ipswich, Sit(E.lk. Attorneys, Mr. Reeve Raw., Ipanieh, and Mr. Samuel Taylor, Soutlsansplou.ltildin.., t haaterr• lane, Loudon. Joke Thomas Stereo , Ist, Queen.street,Goldenisinnee, Middlesex, picture-triune denier, to suricitiler, Apnl • , and May 111, at ten, I.oodus:. Ationsets, Messrs. Was rand sad %Voted, Castle-court, Utiolge-ries, Loudon Thomas Pwliner, of Bristol, working gob( and silversmith anti jeweller, to snricitoter, April 23, S 7, and Vmy 12, al twelve, al the KUllltril`f Toren', in All Saint, Low, Attorneys, %Ir. Gabel!, Lineuln's.ltau. London , soiJ Mr. Hartle, Bristol. Thomas Hooker, cst' Mary la.boane•aireet, Portland place, Middlesex, roeer, to sarreuder, 84, ii, mod May mt eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. titeventos, Cheespier. court, Chi:55453J ;NM, lANI.IMI. %Vlllunn George Illus. of t• NI ark et, I.noilna, dealer and ehapinmo, In surreoth.t, April 54, V 4, and May 11, nt our, mt GIS 114:11,41. London. Attorney, Mr. Dalstou, Took's cowl, Cursitsn.rtreet. Chancery lam. • IVilhani Drury uf Causerbury, victualler, to aurreader, April 17, ii, a nd May ay, at now, at Guildhall, Attorneys, Messrs. Pierre mud Sandy,. Canteilsary ; mud Messrs Witabarn and IC Collett, Clialwery.lane. Cowie Praiser, of Swausea, lisea.draper, to surrender, April 53, 15, and Msy fa, at twelve, at Ow IA kite Lion Inn, Woad 'treat, Bristol. Attorneys, Mem.rs. Clarke and boa, Bristol and Moms. Jeskirt, James, and Abbott, New-lon, Loaduti. Jolts Loess, of Brommgrove. Worcester, dealer its timber and malt, to marauder, April 14, IS, POW Mn? 4 ,, at oar, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorneys, Messrs. J. sod W. Richard• son, New.laa, Geonre Ansicrson and George Harrison EiJn , of Bridge yard Wha►f, Tauley street, Borough of Southwark, Surrey, merchants, to surrender, April 17, I t I, noel May 22, at eleven, st Landau. A tits neys, Nests Palmer, Tomlin son., sod Thomson, Copthall.. mart, l'lsiopuuriull.ptsret. Augustin What, late of Lisb a , but isms of it esimor himl- place, eity-ruad, alidillcia it, merchant, tO mrrcuticr, April 21, 9tl. and May n, at ten, at Guil , lhall, I. ~,,, tun. At wimpy., Messrs. Hashes and Chapman, Ames-Beach-Wall. Tr _ Isaac Brandon and Samuel Cartissos, of Leadenhall street, I.uortuts, int rt bents, to *sinew!. r, Apa II 17, In, and at eleven, at Gtoiltittall, Loudon. .Itturneys, 31tests. Se one, Stevens, and .Naples, I.ll‘l Jewry. DivinExna Nay 19. Lebbens Rall%oll. ~ Cannon CnlTr.l ~,,, . r , Clawwg-cross, Acidic4t Lut lat.. a pu.uucr 111 :hr • t King's Bench Prison, tave;ri keeper, at eleven, at hall, Luodum. May oq. Joseph Taylor, of Ware, Hertford, riat deal, twelve, at Guildhall, I.:union. May s. Thuitias I.ister, of King itreet, Holbeee4Middlesemi coach-plater ' at twelve, at Guildh a ll, L on d o n. Miy t. John Lredbon, of Matlock, D,rliy, aus-kceper, at eleven ' at the King's Arms Tavern, Derby. Mn) 4. David %V ild, of Newtown. Sontguniery, thinuehme. oufacturer, at eleven, at the Brar's Head, Newtywn. May 19. John Thornton, i..f Lawrence Pouniney-Ihne, Lee dun, use reheat, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loud M. May S. Henry Jacob Leroux, otherwise Henry Leroux, of Catinonbutv-aquare Islington, Middlesex, build er , a t ten, at Guildhall, L ondon. May t. Charles Baker, late of I.:;rnbctk, Surrey, Sour.farter, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lordon May Squire, now or late of Lt•eds, Sur , honk r„ at eleven, at the Hull and Mouth Ins, Lead.. May a. Thomas Bate, of Macclesfield, Chester, drainer, at. eleven, at the Star Inn, Deansgate. May s. Ann Neve, of the Sti mid, Middlesex, hosier, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loathes -- May Jobs Henry Mond, of Coventry, ,Trorer, at twelve; op - the Sews Stars, High-street, Birmingham. May 15. William Kemp, of Feversham, Kent, teseit, at twelve, at Gaildhdl , Lyndon. May s. It alloistit Paine, 'ef Muochester, manufairtarer, at eleven, 3t the Dog Tavern, Deana:we, Maui - heeler May 9 George Host, of Stalbridge, Dorset, linen draper, at tiel , 4ll, at the Antelope Inn, Sherburne, Dorset. .May t. J obis Horner, of Froelich-gate, Durham, tanner, at eleven, at the Queen's Head, Gotha's. CERTIFICATES= — May 1. Gamaliel Capes, of Gainsburgh, Lincoln. wharfinger %Valiant C 4046 the y °nava ut stiassurth, Lancaster, cotton. , manuf.irturer. • William Goodwin, of Gosport, grocer. INSOLVENTS. PRISONERS in the KING'S BENCH PRISON, in dad comity of Surrey. First NOME. Miles Harding, late of Haffiord. Huntingdon, butcher. William Tucker the yritlitger, formerly and late of Exeter, Majesty's Cool for the Cuunty of GLOUCES*I CA. FIRST ?foliar. John Luther Yeates, Isle of Lhaugattoek, Brecon, and for merly of Bristol, rentlentao. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, 'rue AY, A raft. le. COMMITTEE OF PRIVILEGES. BANBURY PEERAGE. A p►at body of documents—viz Train, rs of births anci death.—a variety of deed., respecting the disposal of certain &Iron don., suede in the yews iti.l6, 16.7, aid kit)", in the reign of Jame. 11 —Patents of Nobility gi anted io the reign of Beery Ylll.—all relating to the family of Knotty., w►ic► had been deposited in the Trennuy of Triad. Coilege, Ox• fora, is the Rolls Patent Oflic, , , and the Chapel of the Bolls—wire produced, and acid at their Lordshtps Liar. The Lail of RA INNOR expressed a •ish shut paper, purporting to be 111..10ne-rat certificate, shirk had Leen de posited in the College of Arai., by Lady Baulniry, at the dyefase of bit lord.liip, together with tortai., contempt,. raucous papers, which he 'prettied, should Le pi...toyed, be. tug of material iruport t i ate httithlii. , ti of Mt cause. . . . . It her iughirea smAtufied mem64qpijiiplitit the tiocumeatt were then reedr Mr. Hargrave, Cous.ei for time ttai,nuat, ill:Tested to their Lordships Ale propriety of postponing the • consimiera. lion of papers which mix!.* glee rmse to an as guaneut of much importance, as the leading Couimmiel Mr his client, Sir Samuel Hominy, was the. Amos. This request was complied with, and the .further tonsi -1 &ration of the nese adjourned till Tuesday. Sir Jamas GRAHAM., let. STZLLIIIII, Sir Wn. CURTIS, and other Members of the House of faimasona, Inntigimm up sm ei mai Rills of a private and Immeal nature, whirls mar laid ea the table, sad afterwards real a first time. REVERSION HILL • -- Lewd Hobt..t so ruse to make a few observations in relation to a Bill then lying on their Lordships• table, pending the second reading He alluded to the Reversion Bill. It was not his intention to More fur the appointment of any particular num for the second reeding; he would not do this, without the concurrence of a Noble Friend of his (Earl Grosvenor) not then present, who had paid particular attention to the Bill--and in *hose A wn( eit could not be fully debated. It must be re collected, by many Noble Lords present. that, %vb.:it a similar Bill had been before laid on their Lordships' table, and a day appointed for its second rei‘iling, it had been objected ley several Metnl•cts of Adult nistrati )))) that sufficient titim had lint been allowed them to bring down a Message from I In' Alaj• rep eesive of Ins gracious coocurrence in any 'ma sure that Hon.e should think inert to adopt. Tnu observation which lie now wished to make, and to wl.ieh he most earnestly called the attention of His Majesty's Ministers, was, that they had now suffi cient time to bring down a Message of that de scription, if they thought proper—and he confi d.•ntly trusted, after this timely notice had been oven, that, when the second reading of the 11t111 came on. the House would not be required to poet. pone its consideration, on the allegation that suffi cient delay had not taken place to allow thy• t.nn. pletion of easy measure which Ministers might hoer in contemplation. GAS LIGHT HILL. On the first reading of this hill, the Marquis of Bucniwonani rose, and entreated their Lordship.' particula► attention to the Hill. then i•I progn.is through the House. It would, if passed, have the effect of increasing the quantity of it air in the metropolis, which, he thought, rreent ear-. cumstances had proved to be quite unnecessar► at present.—(A laugh.)—For the last three yea's. his Lordship had tired in • species of purgatory. and had been almost fumigated out of his house. If thishill were tolerated, it would be the means of establishing • reeeptrcle for vice and a irkedness in every street in the metropolis; end nine-tenths of the honors would he rendered uninhol,itahle. He voneluded by expressing his determination atrenn. oosly to oppose the bill at the proper period.—Ad. joer•ed. ".*. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Mr. GOLD111:11/1 presented morns of the strtleirncies and wataneic, In Hai LOC Ai Militia, which were octi,Lit lu lio un the table The Cononsikey on the Pay Rill WAS rostyn. , egil till the AI of Me). L