The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-02-05 00:00:00

111 .:. -•- • • , -.•- • Ai ;filo Pri• rpitt . • kor', i/ s4/i6 -) 21 /A ,f; ••• : 0 4 / 4 3• 1 ‘ 1 1 11 ' ; •• ; , 7 1 ,.. " 4 ,5, 4L ., „ 0" ,4 14r i • - 0 45ten . 444, V.011`4.. ti , •Wifrbia•sot ix-. WPM) foe # va. A, *t . • Atir - 45 . • 1 1 *TW I • • . . 4730 NUMBER 4 rhreA TR/11-RO Y. 4 L. DRURY-L.4NR. • THIS EVENING , THURSDAY. Feb. 5. their illaiesties' Armenia will perform (int time) a Grand Tragic Play, with Music, in three mu, to be called THE BRIDE OF ABYDOS. (Fmuided entirely upon the Puna of Lurd Byrne.) The Overture mad Mame composed by Mr. Kelly. Th' Machiscry by Mr. Lethbridge. Tba Actioa oldie Chonisess, Marches, and Combats, under the dietetic's of Mr. H. Johnston. Ginner (Peelle of Abries), Mr. H. Johinitem; Belies (his supposed den), Mr. Ream ; Minis (Pirate of the Isles), Mr. Ett i mg; Osman Bey (the Tinieriat chief), Mr. T. Cooke; iipbei (fleseines ('age), Mrs: Bellehaimbers; Mamas (Go verner of the Heremi), Mr. Manned; Illerteca, Mr. Bar maid; Boren. Mr. Comae, ; Bewsalla, Mr. Kest ; Maley. Chebib, sad Azrin (Pirates), Mr. Aniiib, Mr J. Smith, and Mr. Woolf. Zelirka (the Bride of Abydos), Mrs. Mardyn ; Bribeide, Mrs. Bleed; Ogees% Mi.. Cubitt ; Caused', Mrs. The Alums, or Dearimig Girls of the Bast. Miss Tree, Mop Valleibry. dre...-ftembstasefts, Mews. Ridgway, Mart hied, Barees, aisy, Clarke, Neynmer, Ae. le the mime al 111, verereau taboo aa allaal/1 'ha wady to euneeet lute i Swiss of Draimatk Pictures, umbel fished hy river, aid of the ikeeic Art, mine of the most prm im mures clearnetera, laddrats, sad desariskaa, of Lad Ilyrwerfiluse• flonse I.—The Pingo? Galley before Dokoreih. " 'Tin true-'—they area holm breed, And eared —gad e ve r y ne e With them m & may sod—lath mu; a place." Agri* ff Abrobs. Canto 2, line 363. scene 2.—The Asiatic Rash of U. FDRespoitt, opposite to Never Itneer. i• Before the guardian slimes swab., We 1.1 the cypress groves had down. And mode heaven, earth, aad main, our owe." Coate 1, Ras 70. I EAST INDIA HOUSE, JAnunoir 2s, 1818. MIME COURT of DIRECTORS of tie 1 UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG. [AND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby giro Wire, That the TRANSFER BoOKS of the said CD4. PANT', STOCK will to- SHUT ou TUESDAY, the 3d March twat, at Two . giChiek. and OPENED agiin on THURSDAY, the 9t'. April faillowing; . That a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the maid COMPANY will he krl.l at their, Nome it Leaden. hall-etreet, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th March next, at Eleven o'Clork h. the Forenoon ' • Met a GENERAL . T COUR of the said COMPANY will he held at their HMIs! in LendenlodEstroot. ou weD. NESDAY, the Bth Mud next, front Nine o'Cltwk in the Morning until Six its she Evening, for the ELECTION of SIX DIRECTORS of the said Company f,r Four Years .% . AAA that the LISTS Of the M Ell RERS of the said Ct/M -PANY will he testae to he delivered at this House on MONDAY, the Sad %lard, next. JOSEPH DART, Assistant Secretary. IMPERIAL PtiRLI4IMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS, Watrxrimav, FEI. 4. SCOTCH LUNATIC ASYLUMS. Lord BINNINU b gkt in Is Bill Air the ma nagement of Di tract Lunatic Asylums in Scotland. The Bill war ordered to he read a first time, primed, mud read a second time uis the Shot of Marcia. ANNUAL INDEMNITY BILL. M►, LUSHINGTON brought in the wand Annual °f lee Indemnity Bill, which war read a Grit time. GLEBE LANDS. Weer 3.—The Divan Chamber. _ _ w Oh Gusffier sat in his divan— -• met Fair s. she first of women 'ere she fell; Such was Zuliekn--" Cents 1, lies, nowt 16$. Seeue 4 —.4 Corridor of the Worm. " Zoe num sea agape." (Sly anvil foram rise sot !) lord ligtolie ISNOT PIM... Sane 5 —The Eastern Gate of Akyolee, and Triumphal Mr. BENSON gate that on Tuesday. the e4►h of February, he would move for !rave to bring in a Bill to e stable the Trimmers or Charities awl Cleric.il Persons to Fell and exclionze Glebe Lands. under certain conditions and restrictions. _ _ i eh, of OSIIROUS Bey. " Tina ist' the bold Timarkit bands, " net viva, sad ',ell eau keep their Wads." Brick of .4 Woe. Corte 1, line 243. Smile 6.—.4 Qrarample .f the iliersas. K The sou u( his argierted slave— " N.y, Mari wt—'twas the tern he save' Canto 1, thee 304. Scene 7 —Zelkhris Chsallier. " This roar, to calm toy 'brother's earn, A messige from the Ilnlbill !sears— . What! nut receive say foolish Sneer!" Canto 1, line 237. Ism 9.—n. Grote tweet* the Harass, washed by the hammed " Ills boat appears—nns gee oars length— His bead are ple:lging in the hay, flair sabres glitter through the spray." Canto 2, Um 400. Scene 0 —Ms Morass Reaves ig Nosne-1101. Dosnilees he atisoil—.'tin come—woo past—. (toe hies, ?Aiello—lie ray last. Zulieks started sot, sow wept— Despair beitairibed her." Canto 2, line 505. Scene 10.-72 r Derriae et the Chieftain's Feast. " High in his ball reclines the turhan'd chief, itir le device the Alms to wild saiustreby-.- What ails thee, Decease? May dial thou sloes the MIS, that sacred pledge!" Coressir—Conto 1, line 633. Seem 11 —The Destruction of the Morass. --" They seised him each a torch, An I fire the danse from minaret to porch. the cry 'Of wansea %hack acid like a deadly knell, Kneeled at that heart, unnewe'd !.y battle's yell." Corsair—Canto I, lime 801. After which, the Faroe of RAISING THE WIND. nip new Melo-Drama of The Turret Clock, will he re. pr.orol, for the 6th hue, us Salorday, awl every Evening 'sislncqurtilly WI further nutter. FIRST TIME. THEATRE-ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. TIIIS ING, THURSDAY, Fvb. 5, will be acted, Ihe Ness Tragedy of FAZIO. , Utile of rurnre, Mr. Excrton; Gousalvo, Mr. T. Matthews: Alllll.. Mr Crump's'', ; Giraldi Fazio, Mr. C. Nesmith:, fLorsutss, Mr. Blauchard;lsrus, Mr. Duman ; I',llseisn, Mr. Cosner; Theodore, Mr Penn; Antssuiu, Mr. *King; Piero, Mr. Minus Blames, Miss Aida- Wis, Miss Fauna ; Clara, Miss Shaw. Atter whirls, fur 11w 2d lime, a new Melo : Drama, with ew Scilly* slid Dernraiimis, railed THE ILLUSTRIOUS TRAVELLER; OR, THE FORGES OF KANZEL. The Mrs tsuc and Music of the Action composed by Mr. Bishop. Vomit mar. Mr. AUlaint ; count Bernalorff (a Danish N.. Went ni;, Mr. Thirready • Brew. (Master of the Forges), Mr. Farks ; Grie (hi. Nep hrw),; Mr. Liston; Straub, Mr. Coiner Citharisse (Wife of Beireos), Mra. Davenport ; El frisk (Dinehtrr of Sirsitb), Miss Shaw ; Datulplta (Wife of Count Bariailoro), Mra. Faueit. DuJrb opals at Six o'Cluck—lke Performance to begin at se ; Second Price. 3s. 6d.—Pit, 3 .. Id Secund • 211.-I,arricr G3llery, tt• ; Brewed Price, lc—Upper 1;311. rv. See I Price, Id. for Ilre Boxes to be lobes of Mr. Standee, at the • (01%ce, Flirt •trert, (root Teti till Four. A Private Box rosy be boil fur the tiesoust, or Nightly, of Ilcsitoluis, at the MIX OINCe. new 31. lvw:/rania, called The Illsolrina, Traveller, 0-.1 lie ' , mgr. of K:inzel, will be performed twice • week alicauate aigtit• of the Pantomime) till farther w Crviul Pantomime , called Harlequin Gulliver, ra• 11)1•.i: kland, will he repeated on Saturday and 31.41.1 u,, and twirl. a week till further satire. un Saturday, Guy Mannerilie; or, Ike Gipsy'. l'rophery. uvw CouiiC ()peon, winds has beat Wag is peeparatiun, wit! by produced uu Saturday wevk. STRlcry RES CUED. - - n y a New Met boil the talove trouhlriome Coin- JUlP.plains it entirely eradicated withniit pain, whether of long tbr ilioet standing (except eowietitutitina”, as well as all Weskneates eenerally accompanying it, and Is a 'hurt IWO, the whole Svoeisi it re.xstahlisbell, being use of the greatest il.icurerns ever made. Jly .1. LYNCH, 38, Deke-strett, Tlw price of the Medicine, including other stct,..arits, 5/ a parcel. All elites to be post-paid. This day is published, is owe vol. 11limo. price 7s. A COMPLETE COLLECTION of SCOT TISH PROVERBS, explained sad made easy to the English Reader. By JAMES KELLY. M.A. Printed roe Rndwell and Martin, New Bend-street ; sad W. Blsekwn o Edinburgh. NORTH POLE. On Monday nett will he published, elegvintly printed in Sim. with • cancel Mop of the Pole, price 9s. Wards, T HE POSSIBILITY of A PPItOACHING the NORTH POLE ASSERTED. By the HON. DAIN ES BARRINGTON. A new Edition: with an Appeadix, assitainiag Papers es the saint Subject, and out a North West Passage. By COL. BEAUFOY, F.R.S. Imulo.: Printed for T sad J. Allman, Prinees.street, Hawser-square ; W. H. Reid, Cl ariag-Cruss; and Baldwin, Credoeic, and Jiiy, Patersoster-row. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By MR. EVANS, At his House, No. H, Pall-Mall, ou MONDAY NEXT, February 9, and four following Days, 11.111 RA RY or the lute GEORGE Pll I LLI Pri. Esq. removed from AsatatiOsle House, Tsunamis+ Greets: Contairiug a very good Collation of Chia. sical, Phitologivit, Historical, and kliseellaneuus Books; iiieluJiug Nirphaui Thesaurus Grrcus, 4 vols.; Herudutus Wrearlingii; Thtiertidrs Ditkeri ; Testanseutum Gr. Wet sterii, 2 role.; Suidas Kastcri, 3 vols.; Biographia Britan nic*, 7 vols.; Burortes History of the Reformation, 3 vols.; Britain*** Amiquitses, 4 vols. large paper; Thaues Auto graphs, 2 outs. morocco ; Wartor's History of Portry,3 vols.; Annual ttrcister, 46 solo. kr. fie. WEDNESDAY, 4th Next Mouth, (MARCH.) Nearly 5,000 Tickets oust be drawn that Day. The first-drown Prize will have £5,000 store. The Scheme "'ordains ONE HUNDRED CAPITALS. THREE PRIZES or 30,000 POUNDS ! And the naffs wee now Selling et only L. 19 100. No Stock Priam—No Mum. Ever, Ticket will be drawn separatety.—Every Prise is Sterling Money. Twelve l'ipes of PORT in addition to the following : 3 Prises of L. 30,000 3 ...... 5,000 10 12 14 18 3,500 of L. 200, 1..100. L 50, Sze. rte. Money .... 40,000 ALI. STERLING MONEY. Bet, earlosive of the above, and totally independent albs Scheme, Tweke Pipes qf PORT WIN R. Each of the Holders of the First-drawn Blank, on the First, second, nad•Thinl Days of Drawing, way inane.- dourly select from the Stork of any Wine Merrhaat they please, tt,nr Piper of the very best Old POrt Wine, sod in proportion for Shares. To enumerate all the Capital Prizes sold by BISH. the Contractor. and by his Agents. within the last few Years, would require several folio volumes. lw the LAST I.OI"IfERY of THREE PRIZES or 30,000 POUNDS, DISH Sold awls A Lt.! ! ! And in the very LAST I.OIITERY. THREE PRIZES of '20,000 POUNDS, And various oilier Capitals, ALL IN SHARES, its Thirty 41611,4 Towns in the Country. 0 . 0 Any particular or fancy Numbers, may now be had at the respective °fliers, or et 111611, Cmstrartor. Corshill, and Chariag-evoes, London, Aitd his Agents to England, Ireland, and Scotland. CORONERS' FEES. Mr. MIII.LISH gave notice, that nn Wednesday next lie would move for leave to bring in a Bill to amend the Act respecting Coroners' Fee,. FEES TAKEN IN THE CROWN-OFFICE. Mr. Wu. SMITH begged leave to make at motion, which, he understood, was free from the ohjediuns urged to that he made yesterday, relative to the coma paid by Mr. Hone at the Crown-Office. His present motion was-- For an Account of all Fees taken by the Clerks of the Crown-Olfice for Office Copies of Informations uu Ex-Of ficio Prosecutions fur Libel, from the persons tinder pro secution, ur their scrota, from the Ist January, 1816, to the Ist January, Mt, sperifyiae the rate at which the thaw was made, the total sous in each particular ease, and to whose use it was applied. This motion was agreed to. FARM HORSE DUTY: Mr. CALCRAFT wished to know whether. after the exposition of so many grievances under it. It was intended to continue the several clauses of the Farm Horse Ditty Act. which would, as the matter now stood, expire on the 14th April next. The CHANCELLOR of the Excusetiatt replied. that u'•twath►taudint what had liven said on this subject, lie apprehended it would he expedient to coutiaue the Act for one year longer. COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY. The CsasiciiitmioFtlieExctaiutieo. moved the order of the day for the House rewiring itself into a Committee of Supply. He aim moved. that the outstanding Exchequer Bill* on the 31st of .I:witry last be referred to the said Committee. - 011 thequeatiou that the SPEASIM do leave the Chair— Lord romistottit rose and said, he begged to take this opportemity of adverting to a subject, which, by accident, escaped his attenti3o on the first day of the present Session, when the Sessional Orders were arranged. The arrangement to which he alluded, though made fur the convenience of Members, and to a certain extent operating for that convenience, was iii one instance not so bene ficial. He alluded to the mode in which the votes were ordered to be printed, and to the Resolution, that, except when ordered by a special vote, tl►e substance of the prayer of Petitions should not be printed. It was, lie thought, w matter of respect due from the House to the people, that the prayer iu the Petitions of the latter should always be printed—that it should be done so as a matter - 1a course, mud not after the form of a motion. Though no objection was ever started to printing * Pea tition which had been received, yet it was open to an objection, if any Member thought proper to urge it, and therefore what he sought to obtMil as a matter of course might possibly be refused. The votes were the only regular and authei.ticated way in which the people knew the passing transactions of that House, and the prayer of their Petitions ought to he inserted in theirs. Though he made these observations, he wits unprepared to wake a motion on the subject. The House then resolved itself into the Corn mittee of Supply. NAVY AND ORDNANCE ESTIMATES. Sir 660111111icV Aiiillllollllsaid, that. iu intro.. clueing the Navy Estimates, he felt he had little to urge in the way of explanation after the able state ment contained in the Sixth Report of the Finance Committee, and lie would confine himself to a ge neral reference to the votes of the let year. The Sixth Report concurred in the propriety or the number of men voted for tlw Navy last year. winch was estimated at 19,000, and thought that the satt►e number might answe► for the present year. It was found necessary, however, to call for twenty thousand men. that is. one thous tint snore thou last year. This augmentation was tendered necessary front the nature of the establtshtuents at St. Helena. and the political state of South Arne flea. The velenle of the estimates for the present year were formed after the most mature and deli• berate investigation. The wages of the men were necessarily increased from the superior stature of the employment appropriated for them. •!'he west wanted, for instance, were of the higher classes of able seamen, who may be efficiently dietlibuted .tha..1.411141 ac, - • artardhatr. LONDON, TiIijRSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1818. OLYMPIC TR SATRE, N ERICASTLESTREET, ericAs D. la order to meet the wishes of the inimeroes applicants who have hitherto been disappoiuted in procuring plates in the Ruses. the established popular Melo-Drama of " The Fortsmate Youth" will be repeated every evening. " 01- ' (maims in * Lomita" will be continued nightly during the remainder of the season. NH IS EVENING, THURSDAY, Feb. 5. 1 lei', au entirely New Historical Anecdote, or Boe letta Tale, fouaded ow Farm, I. two Parts, called 'ME FOR I'U.N ATE YOU 1 N ; Or, TII F. FORCE OF CREDULITY! Moreltarsen. jur. (the Festinate Youth), Mr. Dr Camp. A Comic Swig. by Mr. Stoma., and • Pas De Dent by Miss Perry and Miss Manniag. Mies Treateara (this crest ing only) will perform • Costello ow the Violin. To careinde with the truly pumetar New 'Broad Comic Extravagant, Entertainment. yelped GIOVANNI IN LONDON; Olt. THE LIBERTINE RECLAIMED. Esisbeseing all iherulmripseat advertent' of that celebrated eltarseter, rarer before murk public. Denis 'venni at Halpsot • Five.-iorwillwesaames melte, at Half.pest Stn. Bones, 4..; Second Price, I..—Pit, Seed Prier, Is. —Gallery, Is. • It ha. been errearansly imagined by those persons who bare net witnessed the performance of "Giovanni in Loa dim," "bit it is " a tale twice told," and &nailed on the old wera.uut Piece, " Don Juan ;" it mry therefore be ewer. awry to add, that this Drama Iwgimi where the Italian Opera liriebes--that the Mato and Leporello are placed in situ ations entirely nontelle--and that the incidents arising front these situations are entirely original. The imams, crowd of visitors lately attracted by the ex. Inordinacy celebrity of the Performances at the Olympic Theatre, render it necessary; for the accommodation of the public, to request that the friends of Ilse Theatre will ab stain from soliciting the indulgence of Orders during the continuance of the present unprecedented PVCCeSII. ARMY COMMUIMIIIMT DSPAIITUFMT, T.MAMMY DIAMIIIIRS, JAR. 30, 1818. NOTICE is hereby Olds tout, 1 ) desirows of contrasting lo supply tie fullersins Artkles fur tie Use of the Arai% elm— _ . BREAD, To his Illsjesty's Lanai Fume* Cornwall (including Scilly), I. Can.'"""ls. goarters, Baits, nod Barracks, in the un- Isle of Man, tlernmentioned Counties and Middlesex, Wand : . I Moseinuothi Beam (isielnding the tows of And the several Connties in Hnogei Cord), • • North Britain. OATS, To his Majesty's Cavalry in tinned place:—. Cantonment* and Quer- Bath and its vicinity. ter% In the roieentatilists. FORAGE, via . Oats, Hay, and thaw. to Cornwall, his Majesty* C.ivalry in Dut.el. Barracks, mod fiats in Can- ffisses, linimeria and Quarters, ig Northampton, the esdeniscatice4 Glow od.in the Torre of iestor tles :-..- f and Ms tielsity.. Berko, That the Deliveries ere to commesee on mud /or the tSth day of March meet ; sae to teething ter oae Month only ; that Proposals in Writing, sealed up sad marked Tender for Army Nupptior, will be received at this Office on or before Tmedsy, the :4th day of February (but none Mill be received after Twelve ar'Clock ors that day); sod, if sent by Post, the Postage mud be paid. Proposals must be made 'separately for each County and Island,eseept for the Ctoodies comprising North Britain, all of which meal be 'Deluded in one Tend r, and each Pro posal must have the Letter which is sneezed to the Tender pr party tilled up, by. Two Peewee of known Property en gaging to become bound with the Party tendering in the Ansuuut stated is the printed Particulars for the tine Per formance of the Contract; and me Proposel will be noticed soder made ou a printed Testier, lull the Prices Impressed in Words at length; mad should it so happen that during the Couthinance of the Contract so Troops should be se p• plied under the Couiract, the Expense of Os.: :Stamps for she Costumes and Bond, paid in the Grist immune by the Con. tractor, , hall be refunded to hum. Particulars of the Contracts mar be had upon application at these Chambers, between the Hours of Eleven and Five, and at ilar Office of Deputy GAP miasery General Yowl, Edinburgh. P —Samples of the Bread and Meal may he seen at time Clambers, between the Hoene of Twelve sad Two. UNHER THE EXPRESS PATRONAGE OF HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE Of SUSSEX. THEATRE-ROYAL, ENG. ISH-OPERA, STRAND. THE FIRST GATHERING of thy HIGH LAND CLANS in LONDON. sod GRAND COM PETITION of HIGHLAND PIPERS, DANCERS, and BROAD-SWORD PLAYERS, &c. Re. will be held IN the above Theatre on MONDAY NEXT, February 9, 1818, and continue the following avtais g s of the Week, Wed nesday and Friday excepted. Upwaids of 311 Highlanders, win have each individually obtained Prises from tie Highland Swirly of Scotland, will exhibit all she varieties of their peculiar National Demers and Music, the use of the Dirk and Target, and of the Bread Sword; mid an accurate representation of the Ceremony and Festivities attendiag a Highland Wedding. All the Perforators will be dressed I. the correct Costumes of their respective Class, mid a Numerous and select Baud is the Orchestra will accompany the Dances, amt perform Scottish Airs between the Acts.—Fur particulars see Bills of the day. This flay is published, price hi. boards, HISTORY OF A SIX WEEKS' TOUR through • put of FRANCE, SWITZERLAND, GERMANY, soil HOLLAND, with Lrtters diseriptive of a sail round the Lab* of Geneva, and of the Marino of Chu asoual. Friona foe T. Hushbals, jun. Us, Old Dood•street ; and C. amid J. Oilier, Welbrek-street. ARMY CONTRACT'S. TIIIIIIIIIIIIIIY CllAnimas, COIIIIIIIIIIIAIIIAT DEPARTMIIXT, JAM. 88, 1818. NOTICE is hereby s;iorn to all Persons de sirous of contracting to Sop-t SKIIF aod MUTTON to hie #lajorty's Laud Fb►res lM Coofonosenfs, Quarters. and Barracks, la the untlat-seationod Candies Sad Nam:— ikoltunl, Berke (including the Town of Hongerfurd), Berwick, Becks, Chester, Contrail (inchulies Scilly), Doves, Deno, . 4 Devise me. NottingAm, Oxford. Rolland, floffolk o Sorrel, (including INN, `York, Island), City of Bath and its Vicinity, Essex, City of Ely and ditto, Diplomates. (incleding the City of Carlisle and ditto, City of Bristol), Tows of Derby and ditto, Hauls, Tows of leirestrr nod ditto, Hereford, Toni, of Wolverhampton and Hertford, ditto, Hoots, Town of Doodley and ditto, Isle of Man, Torn of Skrewsbory sad do. Isle of Wight, Town of Taunton and ditto, Kent, Town of Newcastle and do. Lancaster, North and Smith Wales, Lincoln '' And in the several Counties Middlesex, in North Britain, Monmouth, As also to supply Beef, in Norfolk, Om Island. of Guernsey, Northampton, I Jersey, and Alderney. _ . That the Deliveries are to comatose, on amid fur the Twaity.fifth Day of Marsh west; that Proposals in Writing, sealed up and marked Trade for Any illopipllor. will he received at this Oiler, on or before WEDNESDAY, the 45111 Day of February (but none will be received after Twelve o'Cloek on that Day); and, if sent by Post, the Postage must be paid. Proposals meat be mode separately for each County, Island, or Plece,exeept fur doe jell comprising North and South Wales, all of which most be included in One Tender; as also must the several Comities in North Britain, and the Proposal fur the supply of Beef in the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Alderney, must include the whole of the three Islands; and each Proposal must have the Letter which is an nexed to the Tender properly tilled up by Two Persons of know. Property msgagiug to become bound with the Party tendering in the Amount stated iu the printed Particulars for the due Performance of the Contract ; and no Proposal will he noticed unless made sin a printed Tender, and the Priers expressed in Words at length • and should it so happen that during the Continuance Of the Contract no Troops should he supplied under the Contract, the Expense of the Stamps for the Contract and Bond, paid in the first instance by the Contractor, shall be refunded to him. Particulars of the Contracts may be hail npnn Application at these Cliambeni, between the Hours of Eleven and Five; and at the °Mee of Deputy Commissary-General Young, Eiliaburgli. TO BE LET, near the Inns of Court mad Public Offices, the Upper Part of a HOUSE, hand somely furnished ; with Kitchens, Cellars, and every conve uience for a respectable family. For particulars apply to Mr. Farebrother, Beaufort-house, Beaufort-buildlars, Strand. NE PLUS ULTRA LOTTERY. pIDDING and CO. No. 1, Cortihill, and 296. Holborn, esissot let slip the pleasing upportnnity afforded thirst by the Graadest of the Scheme of the New Lottery, which CORINISOCH the 4th of MARCH, to snit out to their Friends some PROOFS of its excellence. This Lottery, of °sly 18,000 Tickets, contains ONE HUNDRED Capital Prizes, whirls is more than there were in the TWO last Lotteries of 50,000 Tickets each; for, by adding both Schemes together, it will be felted there were only 74 Capitals to the whole 40,000 Ticket.. Perhaps it soar be imagined the Prises then consisted Isl Larger Saws of Money; quite the reverse, for there was thee en Prim so high as 30,5100/. Nutley, whereas there are now THREE of that Amuuut. Now let any one calmly estimate Ike dif. terrace between 1.10 Capital. in 18,000 Tickets, sod truly 74 Capitals in 40,000 Tickets, sad it mast then be admitted this is fairly entitled to the 'VAASA of the Ng Pius ULTRA Larrrt:ov, fur that Lottery most be THE BEST which dif fuses the greatest Notaber of &Belts arson the Com- Tickets and Shares are on Sale by PUDDING and CO. who4e Oilier. bate been invariably completions for (loud Fortune at this Season of the Year, and it moat be recul. 'relied the Grand Prise of 20,000 GUINEAS, in February test, was boll In 10 Shares at their Offices, /10. 1, Cornbitf, and 2SO, Hulburu. PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. nier the extended sph e re to which their Services might be called. The charge of ordiatute this year was necessarily increared, owing to the preportiwa of the mess, and the Wanner in which the appoint— ments oti hoard the ships were made: for initance, in a 3d-gnu Ship the number was reduced from 500 In 300: The charge in the ordnance was, bet bad already livid, this year iiii.reased—the increase wes fr o m four shillings to sevett shillings . itt the manner the talettlation was Usually Made. He con= chided by moyiug " That tO;bob Ora, reclean,: 8,000 than idea, be Voted fur the gestic, of hie blle o ieety'a l'ilavyfor the present year. " Thai ewe nut eaceeateg 811,0001. bu voted for the Ira oribe said mea.. " That a sorb set -1- lie ioleil fur vic- fuelling the raid force. - " That a aura ant rxrariliar• 530,001)1. be *cited fur weak and sear; as 112,01i01. fur the °Mustier branch." Thew orveral motions were ugreed OUTSTANDINO EXCHEQUER BILLn.. Tile C11;;CBi.1.011of the EXCHEeII Ea said, he was about to move fur p sum or sums to make good the outstanding Exchequer Bills. In the early period of lust Session, a sum of 24,000,0001. was granted to replace outstanding and improvided for I.:x(11%10re Bills-18,000.060/. were also gram.: ed fur a similar purpose—beyond these j.ex,o,covol. were void for the ptibiic service, besides some smaller sums for Irelind. It was also tieCelefary Make good tise outstaisiling Exchequer Bills for the year 1816. He would retpire for this pur pose is grant of 25,000,0001., which, together with the usual Ways and Memos, would, pie trtisted, be found adequate, without resorting to any further inra.ures. He had the satisfaction to state, that the aniousst of Exeliequer Bills now out standing was not nolg considerably less than the ruts IlliUded to by an H solar Member opposite (Mr. Curwen) on the second day of this Sessistit, but also less than had been anticipated by an Honourable Friend of his, one of the Lord§ of the Treastny (Mr. C. Grant, just.), alio in his statement at the, close of last Seieitsis estimated, that on the sthof Jemmy, 1918, the nominating amount would be about 60,000,000/., whereas it, in point of fact, sae only fifty-seven nnlllons bud a half; that is, two mil.: lions and a half less than what was anticipated. Thii amount on the s:li of Jatitury, 1817, was forty four millions and u within a small sum.— On the 8111 January, 1818, the amount was 56 millions and it half, end somewhat mine, slte*ing an increase of a little better than 12 uillinus : that was the whole amount added to the funded or ins funded debt of the last y ear. Now the funded debt etas last year redticed 19 millions of stock. or in motley liSleen million pounds ; all that instead of adding to the public debt during the .le4 year, or having, us was said. an absolute defiCiency of 21 millions, as was declared by the Holt. Member op.; posite (Mr. Curare), there was a balance of three millions in favour of the publier—the reductiou ill the debt last year heist* 15 millions. while only 12 mill* were added to the general debt. The Right Hopi. Gentleman then moved, that a stun not exceeding 25 nsillienta be gettated to pep off outstanding Exchequer Bills. Mr. Ceastest was heartily glad to hear that he was likely to be mistaken in the calculation he had matte on this subject. He was yet, however,. un informed respecting the details on which the bight Holt. Gentleman's calculation was founded. The CHANCKI.Loa of the EXclifinita repeated that there would ben surplus of toner rather than • deficit, in the general account. Mr. TIERNEY could easily conceive the manner in which the outstanding Exchequer Bills were provided for; hat taking the whole amount at Gd millions, lie thought that a deficit, rather than a surplus, of 3.000,0001. would, Ile the end, be di-co vered. The Right Mott. Gentleman said, that the whole increase of the unfunded debt last year was only 11 or 13 million*, :sod he set it WI ogaiiist 19,000,000/. of stock which the Commissioners had bought iii, and calculated at 15,000,000/. sterl:ne: Nuw to this valuation he (Mr. Tierney) could not at once accede, for lie knew that the C - 'loners had het such a sum at their disposal fur tine specific purpose. Itlr. C. GRANT. jar. said, that the calculat . made by his Right Hon. Friend would be found correct, when the whille details were before the House. The CH ANC El. I.OR Or the EXCHEQUER explained ; that some tuiscalculation tray lone WIWI' ill th►e milt& of Gentlemen opposite; from the circum stance of the druids of one year goat% into those of another, as was the case. and also from their over looking the fact, that sums rettiaitied over triumphed froin the preceding year. But the way to average the accounts was to take them as they were Imola up to a given day, at the beginoitig of the year, and ',innate accordingly. After a few words from Mr. Thence, this CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER end Sir Wit. x7URHI►UGHS, the following •un►s were voted :-.- 25.000,0001. fur paying off' the Exchequer Bills of list year. oistAntoding and unprovided fur. 1000.0601. for n sim,lrr purpose. And 6,000.0001. for liquidation the adin t sei I n d & b j , t h e Bank of England in the error 181 A. The Report was ordered to be received on Friday, GRENFELLN SPEECH OW THE AFFAIRS OF TOE BASK. Mr. Glum FR1A...." Sir, I rise to advert to is mistatenteat of something l said yesterday. and which I art desirous to have corrected, not only on 'nitride and persoost motives. but Off public ground*. lu alluding to this anistatemrent, which appeared in one of the public channels of cotninunicrition may as well at once any. its a respectable Morn ing Journal, use Tialess—l by no means mean. to iiisisiustr. that the error was intent ttttt al, for my surprise is that the reports, under the cirertinsonicra in which they are takes,, are generally SO accurately given. lam represented its the Journal to which have Ander/ as having said. that a great paper circulation was an evil.' Now, what I said was rather the reverse—for I stated, that o great paper currency was ■ good, that it seas an incalculable advantage to the country, and that I itvieverie "IMMIIII - r . t