The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-02-19 00:00:00

-1. ~.. . ' • \*.• ..f. ' :Ity •1) A . • 1 , lii - 4,.. ! - . • . :!''-: • . ' .4 . ,--- ..:. • - i • • r_..... . - ... J... ...J... i ,4-•- , .. . : '.. • . (Pa 1411 VW RN C R - ---- 4 • • • rs ;-: ?la a 4.4 sr t rtt t b .41 r t f 55 • 4 : .. TUESDAY, FEB R UARY 19, 1805. RING'S THEATRE. EVENING, February 19, will be pte noel, the New Gran., Serious Opera, entitled ERIPHYLE ; ovum', New Scenery, Dresses, Decorations, &e. I here purposely for Mrs. Billington, by Bianchi,. Fint AQwillbu n DIVERTISF.MF.NT, in which De Hayss and Madame Prrisut will dance a fa- WANTED. a CHILD to WET NURSE, by a YOUNG, Healthy, MARRIED WOMAN, with a good Breast of Milk, her own Child heing.dead. Application. to S. D. (Post paid) at Nu 21. Phillips's building., Somers Town, will be intone !lately attended to. I _ , VICIVALLIk() (MILK, J AN. 3 0 , I®O S. T HE COMMISSIONERS . tor rillipilling liit ti g ieste s libe l do &era.; give Vatre. That onTUES -1)41.; dle Pd of Aped neat, Ike., I,i/i be ready to receive Tenders is soviets (*gated up), for sock Zioaoittoi of tlis fottowtiv Discripais q Utica, viz. ‘rown Daauic Pipe. - . iir.indy„ If Ash , mti, I track Dantsie, Staves. ' kiambro', Stettin. ripe Qiteh.ec as the respe sus P.rsorts toso nap mike CON. Vita •lettter tab. live ;Lid rysmitb. in mot t'r. erratum 4. 113 deterinivod opoo; one Ulf by the 31 , M . (),aortae arse, et id the Reubutuder by the al. t sf DeeemoSer folloseiorg ; ..and to be paid ivy by 11414 potpobte wt., 'merest, Nemec, Detqs after date. GEORGE PARKER'. ESTATE. Pao de D...ux. End of the Opera the Grand Ballet of LA BELLE LAITIERE; OU, BLANCHE REINE DE CASTILLE. dosed here by Mr. D'Erville. The Music by Stcibelt. Vivant Rex et Remy, THE CREDITORS of the Ire GEORGE PARKER, late of Lamb's Conduit-street, in the CooMtv of Middlesex, Merchant, deceased, who soircrillwrt the Tro , t Deed, bearing date th.! 19th day of May, 17116, are d-stred to tend an Account of their respective Detrain& to Messrs Strong, Still, and Strong, Lincoln's Inv, N,w %Imre, on in b fore the lath Dar or APRIL next, o. they will be excluded the holoc6t of the said Deed. .~ t TIIEATR F. ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 19, Their unties hers :nits will act the Play of LOVERS' VOWS. ;rwiericlt, by the YOUNG ROSCIUS; Baron Wildenhann, taro more; Count Caesel, Mr. Russell; Anhalt, Mr. oaten; Verdun, Mr. Cherry Agatha Friburg, Mr, Amelia Wildenhaim, Mrs. N. Johnvton. To which will be added the Farce of THE CITIZEN. LOTTERY NOW DRAWING. SWIFT and CO. No. I I, Polder*, beg Leave to inform the Pnblie, 'hat the Capitals now In the Wheel stet' as follow tit. lof 0,0001..4 of 10,0001-.4 of 5,0001. —2 of 1,0001.-..bit4idas others of 5001. Ste Undrawn Ticket. and Share. continue on Sale at the ahove Office, where the Ticket No. 9,802, as first 4raer.l, *hind IN., entitled to 5001. and NJ limn, a Poise u. too I in the pre. curt Lott.rv, were shared and vied. . _ ilprit, Mr Snett; Young Philnot, Mr. Bannister; r Wilding, Mr. Sparks; Wilding, Mr. De Camp. lit; Duncan, in which chara/fey she will introduce a Scotch Air ; Corinna, Mae mislay (by particular desire, and for the last time this the Tragedy of Douglas, the part of Norval by the ;otitis—with the F#rce of Bon Ton. The C•.mditi.wt Co4AD•t any k wee' at the Secret trq's re. N..i. T.!••or for • to* 2•••'ity then Fi1;.11' , ..5-rnd Cram Dowsir Pine. ref . amtsae brawl.), rimialt ntmedrod Croup a Mill , 11 1 4ohe on- Twody : fiu• 71.otqatia tireek 11.titsic Itramere, *thin, or 20e60c Pipe .Naves, ket be et loo,itefl. STATE Or TIM WIIEEL. file Se;T:ilth D. Drawing will is ea Thane, aro. 1 Prix • sst . .L 23,000 I 3 .Prlmet of L 3,000 5......ditt0 10,41:v 1 2... ditto 1,000 4121-. &e he And only FOUR DAYS tn Draw TICKETS and 3HAKJ warranted nndrawn, aro ,ehmg at lIALL Mmt Cu . 1. latv• Niehol.oa, No. bb, Curnhin, wer. . all Prises will be paid 0.. demand. Thur.day next will WI lb, S.-vent.' Day of Drawing. No liegeort Wit toe had to env 'under in which the Prirf shall NM lie Cowrie , : In :6 . 044 (vet, Or the shalt apt tr. di';ierert t r before bee a'Clock the mid Tufting the 21 Pl' 4nl nest, Ism wnless Me lw , rinvi WI wakes tar render, or loose Person 8 , 14.041, defends, t• drouwer rata edged . :t ACTED BUT TWICE. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT.GAR DEN. IS PRE:SENT EVENING, Feb. t 9, will aced a New Comedy, in fire Os, called MARRY, OR NOT TO MARRY. Characters by Mr. Munden, Mr. Kemble, Mr. Conks, In. Glover, Mis. Davenport, and II Young I.ady (being aoFearante on the Stage). Prologue to be spoken by Mr. Brunton, and the Filogue by %tic Glover. o which will be added, a Musical farce, called MARIAN. kitty, Mr. Incledon (in which Character he will in the Hunting Song of " The Death of Tem Moody"); M. Hill ; Oliver, Mr Davenport. Marian, Miss Peggs Mn.s Adkins ; Patty, Mrs. Martyr. New Comedy of To Marry, or Nut to Marry, having been r.-ceived with the unqualified approbation of t ..• will be repeavd retry evening this week, except on ,c t, when, by eoinm.ind of Majesties, The Fleet, in 1542, with Fine Review. . PANORAMA, STRAND. prevent such Di,appointment as took Place I timing the former View, Mesars. REINAGLE and :R thus co:y acquaint the Public, that the present OF ROME will clove in M kRCII, tribe followed, as t preparations permit, by a grand View of the BAY OF ,ES, *hewing V-auvius, and one of the finest varied ever presented to the Public its a Pastor:tine, taken by Retnagle, on the Shore of Vi.u, which is non...he, t daunt from Naples, and is the grandest point of View most beautiful Ray. Sir Sidisq Smith's Action with , rench Flotilla will continue epee, STATE LOTTERY. following is the SCHEME of the STATE LO ERY now Drawing : Ltiviiio o,o° 10,000 5,000 1,000 500 100 6 -. 30 60 r,130 -.-.... L 2'ooo 40,000 50,000 1j,910 6;to 5,p0 - 3,000 - 3,1)00 --- 12.3,000 ,000 rockets L ino,oLv art of the CaintalssiMmt determined as falleen two, Ist Day Ll,OOO Furst-dawn, Gth Dey.. L'loo .... 24 Dar .. SOO 11:tto 7th elliy..lo, 00 r). .y f/itto Bth thy • 115.09 0 4th Day.. b.nt Ditto 9th thy.. 3,1. , .0 Sth RIF .. 500 DM* 10th My.. 1,0 , 0 'rekets 1114 Shaft: , any remain) may be had at all licen<ed I,nttery Offices, warranted undiawn. belllg the EAST DAY, the Lottery Offices w;11 se shut ; lib business transacted, * and the First Drawn nil THUIIIDAY, is entitled to 10,0001. FAST DAY. BISH respeafully acquaints the Public, that the next Day of Drawing will be on THURSDAY; To-morrow is the Fag Day, the Lonely Offices will , and not arty Business tranrieted on that Day ; there sach as wish for • Ciia.lce for the Fins-drawn Ticket, 'ed to 10,0001. must purch_ll4 by Tn-tnorri.w Whecll, ingwirmly Rich, there being...— Prite of 0001. 3 3 &c. ttc. &c. No. 6,431, a Pros of 20,0001. No 21 , 56 7, a P'll,' of awl No 902.:. a Prise of 6001. hare already been Sold, , and Reigisteiwt„ at hi! Offices, io. 4. Cl) %11. U.. amid 9. CHARING-CROSS Riu - risti PLATE GLASS COMPANY. 1E Public are informed, that they may be supplii4 with MATE GLASS, of a superior quality, uncommonly brilliant 'polish, in any quantity and of ..e be applying to Mr. ALFXANDER BLACK, at t h e /arehOuse, .Albion place, London; or to Mr. Faster, at 'mill*, Prescott Lancaster; where a large a s sort men t o f is kept f or Sale An ample allowance W made to the p:intid Tariff' of the Company'• Prices for poli'hed Plates •!.n CartelP., Stock&lle\ Robinson's, Sewell's, and J. J. London. .omAeric SPIRIT of VINEGAR (the pri mal Invention of Mr. Henry), prepared and nid by lAland WILLIAM HENllY,Cheinists and Apothe- Manchester. • trios: agreeable perfumed Liquor is a Compound of concentrated Vinegar, joined with the most pleasant ants. Its strong and pungent Odour render, it extremely tut and salutary to Persons labouring udder Head-achs, &c. and adapts it for cousitcratting the bad efidcts rented or foul Air. Hence it has been found highly useful :oom , , where the rafeetion of Fern% of 'Sore Throats; or niter contagious Ihreases, prevails; and in all crooded places public resort, as Theatre., Courts of Justice, J:c. It may t.be particularly recommended to Persons residing in Hot 'mates. Aromatic Spirit of Vinecir, Vice Ile 94. each &wk., inducted, Is sad Wholesale and Retail, bv Bayley awl Coekspur-,neat (the only Krems in Landon avalrir.sed Pmprictun to se:l the same) ; where may be had, Sponge of Gold, Silver, Cnriielian, Crystal, itc. • h. Each Pattte, besides a Cupoer-pl..te Label, si :nod L y 'Prepa rers , h a . ) the Letters T. And W. 14..nry% A 701111141: mei' Vinegar, monlitel in the Glass. Their Names are engraved in the Stamp. the Counterfeiting of which is At the same place mar be had Henry's Calcined Mag ., m Buttles,at y 5.1 5 ,1 and larger, with Ground Stoppers, Bch, will& Stamps include!. • • NUMBER 670.) RING THIS EVENING ten ted, the New Gr ER W-11 ev moues, New S here pummel /pi of the First A& will Minsicur De Hayes an rewrite Pa E n d of the 0 LA BEI. OU, BLANCIIE • Computed here by Mr. I TIIEATRE R iHIS PRESENT .1 . mo, s ti.ser.:lnu LOVI Frederick. by the YOU 0 Mr. Barn more; Count H. J o htiston; Verdun, Atwell; Amelia Wildenh To which wi THi Old Philpot, Mr Sue S„r Jasper Wilding, Mr. Maria, Mitt Dalle.ltl, it favnunte Snatch Mr ; Cn Oa Tisinstay (by pattj Season) the Tragedy of 1 Y oung g c ,, c ioa..erith th. 0 ACT THEATRE-Rt) • [`HIS PRESEN .1 he aced a New Co TO MARRY, Thi• Character; by Mr dl e. Mrs. Glover, Mrs. her third anyearante on • The Prologue to be spok To which will be Sir Ilent/, Mr. lode ttodute the Hunting Sou is Vaud, M. Hill ; Oli Davies; Pegg... Mrs. A The New Cotnedy of again been rneived wit e, town, will be re , ,watA Friday next, when, by e- laglish Fleet, in 1342, 4 ti P.ANO it T O prevent such on timing the tkICER Ow, co:y VIEW OF ROME wil Mill ;a preparations 'ter NAPLES, *hewing V.. Scenes ever presented t< • R. R. Re eagle, on tt though dtsroit front Nay in that most heautirui B the French Flotilla will c ST, • rrHE following it LOI l ERY now n( 2 3 -- E 3 off 6 tri, 30 GO std 6020 25,000 Tickets Part of the Carib First drawn, let Day L le- Ditto 24 Day .. Ditto on at Ditto 4th Day .. Ditto sth Div . Ticket. uHI Shaft: , (.• the Licen<ed Lottery k TiIitTIOtTOW being till cline no husi Ticket on TDURS DA lis• 'r BISH respect it • the next Day hit at To-morrow is TS, 4• shut, and not arty I fore such as wish fur entitled to 10,0001. Mil IJ The Wheal% inlay. 1 e. 3 Kr- • a ° No. 6,451, a r Itq 1,0001 and No 3,*P.!.!. shared, and Regoaieiei tad No. 4. COW.; I. ritirristi PI THE Public at supplied with alpi an uncommonly am see, by applying I Warehouse, Albion-g Preiielitt tied 1;14..ie< it kept tar Sale A printed Tariff of t •old at Cadell'., Sto I la T-110/ 4, L 11411411. 44, WA rill. A ROMATIC s kla-4—L. gm. , Invention net- Tilo%lAN allil WILL I , ls , Manchester. Mesa most nerreeabli sad highly eimeentireted .red Aromatics. Its strung 4 3 14 . 111, and salutary t. es Fainting., Sc. and ad 1 44 of heated or foul Air. e: ts an Rooln , , where thai may of miter contagious IN ist public reiort, as Tl, Mr. MO. be particularly rc ant- Climates. haw, 'the Aromatic Spir Stamp imiudeol, Is IQ pew, COekspu f .‘treei re .4 be the Pmprietoot to tig• Bose , of Gold, Silver N. N. Each Route, part the Preparers, has Ili Seim of Vinegar, me 11.111 sly engraved in the i eni~ Felony, It •.` At the same oafs, m Buttlee,et Yt 411 Bch, with sump! iii,ocol. mewl - DRAWN lib DAY. v,,onni. DITTO . ith D DOPE recommends an eatly application at the Lucky Office Corner of the Royal Exelssiig-, urn site the Rank, as the Wheel is extreinely Rich, Ili- I.- are but Pour Days t-i •Iraw, and very few racism, reniaat on. , 111. the Seventh Day of Drawing w sl be • , ti Tisur,da, WDEF.t. OF FOR TVSF.. 1 of s,o n 10,0 , 0 ), .t c TROBERTS begs to acqJaint th- that • there are but Four Days t draw, and vie unprme 'entedly Rich. 'Deka', and Wu-, are aeLetg at ha Old State Lottery Office, Ho. 8, Car 11. Thursday nest will be the Seiutith Drastoy. REMARKABLY RICH WHEEL. -------- I.... Prize d.. L vo,noe 3 . • _ &c. ac. kc. TICKETS and SHARES will continue •tn Sale whilst any remain, at DRU %MOND, (Owe, Fleet-street, where No. 5,431, a P 741 ot 30u1. was said and registered on the Second Day of Drawing A. Drummond rewrariemds an rail% Purchave, mem few Tick.•ts are left oh hand The Coninrrtr., much to their cri-dit, hare eogag•d to provide the °Ace K-r/..is with three as long' as the.. Lacs any left The Seventh Day's Drawing will be on Thurvlav next. '1 SCOTT returns his most gmteful acknow. • ledgments to his Friend., and the Public for the kind Patronage ite has feeri•ed, and thinkt it hie Day to inform the that the TICS ITS for dee OR Mtn S4P4VVE TER"( ( now drawing) are nearly all sJ'AI l th , refore, to pre vent dmp,etintment, he recotamend*ln immediate application at his old established Fortunate 01S-e, No. 75, Wm street, whets he will continue sellittg Tickettand Shares war ranted tandrawn, whilm any reemo t The nnpvcedenti d demand for Ticket.. and Share* olivittut to tit, meaneat capac;ty, th* Mire' CI .tant tig one Pr.: of 21.45001. three of 10,04011. three of 5,n00 , . four of 1,0. int six .430;1. beside, nittnerotot icy *a, Re to &e. The Seventh Day of Dnriping.will Seer Thutsday next Thi Day is publistied. la. A N ATTE.NIPT to AaApt SACRED HISTORY to the capaciti.-a or Cnildreo. A—a • 4.. By A BURGH, M A. Late ot'Univeraity Oaford Printe I for P. C. and J. Riein:roo, No 6t. St. ra u r. Caureal-aa,J; and J. Hatch:ad, No. 190, Fbeeadaiy. This Day tt publi+ed, price pi,. AREPORT on the Progress of VACCINE INOCULATION, i tBENGAL, from Use period of its introductidn, in Nov. 1402. to the end of the Year 1803. By JOt IN S HOOLBR ED, Supetintendant fi-vr•nt of Vaccine Lioculatiun. Calcutta printed, London : R •,rinted 11.acksand Piny, Lenik.,hall street and gold lay ll.tchard, Irsensdalv . Murray, Fleet sto.tt i and Cox, St. Tboma•'s &Ma, liorongh. •-- c-- The' Day kinahliarteet, price Si. 6d. APOETICAL EPISTLE to JilblV4 BURRY, Req. containing Str, , tuiret noon amps of the Weft/ of that celebr.t,tl Am.r. Allah art A.) •-ntlin lie FRANCIS Esq. Printrd to: .1311w4 C•r;)eli. s,l4l..tiert. This Da, is published, 7.l oninfs, Stith Edo, ton of THE POETIC WORKS of the late THO NIA% Lanz, - - - Pfiatild Rif C....rinse, Ohl Rood street. Where me be had, • The ODES of ANACREON, tanbiat-ii iota Eftl.sh Verse. by Thomas Monr., Isl. The Fourth Edition, in 2 Vkils pries in bnarrli. POEMS fm.n the Portaisneio of Luis de Ca-Inent, with Remarks on hit Lilt. and Writins*, by bled Viscount Strang food. The third Edition. Pr:c.: 71 boards. NEW MUSIC by THOM tS MUURF.. Esq. Published by JaioN Carpenter, 034 Rood-street; and sold by Mr Ilime, Dublin I. (`TOME, TELL M, SAYS ROSA, price U. 61 0 -4. Fls fioni the wund, U Neworry to ewe, price 114 Nuw let the W•11 . 141T WAIF. VIP Sword ;.a Glee, price 2s. 6d.-544. Bessey, price Is 6d -.3. Sighmot this, Oh simple Boy ; a G:ee, price Iti.4-.s..SWeet Seducer, price 1.. 6d.-7. Can I again t hat Form calUso 4 price Is. 64 $. Oh, Lady Pair! price Slgivi to Oh, Lady Fair! price Ss.-10. Good Night, price W ben 'Vim% who steals, Price Is. Id -411 Conic to airs , . Scenes "f Peace. Th e words and music by the Rae. W. L R Prce 3,. PX(2PLLENCY OP ICE. Thi. Day ii published, pr. e 2s. I MPORTAN C DIK:OVERIES and EXPE-' 1 111 's , :k.NS ins ICE, MAT. arki COI,D Hy the lice. JA H. AL !„ HLL., M. A. Parni.hlet contains many tern uk* that may be later • wring to those who ,uverint., , d the British Navy ; and eluci dates solute Difficulties In Nati.ral History and Phikisrphy, • • • Primed for Jordan and Fl et str.,-1, Cashel] and 114.am0, Holborn and Oaie, Turnsfil.. 0r whams may ►e 11.4, jun :,uhi.ohe I, -rie • Os In hollintas CLAUDE. ESSAYS on too (%)%11 OSI 110 N of a P . .. 54- MON. with ROBI\SOS'. MOWS, igai•eti Pi • D , a4if of the Osumi' of rattail& • • • • • EXCHEQI7I I .IB BILL OFFICE, 448. 7, 1805 Ail Exttirque. BJ:s, datarl in the Mn' , ba of October, 1803, TO BE P.tlD OFF, 'raiI;:LORDS COMMISSIONERS of H:. la Pei \JEST irt ricAsuay 4 trix; gieen DirCll4l , l4l 1 . 41 T pnui If the l'eateson of the deice messeimsed Ezekey ,er Hila toi h the I to est therms*, at the Etrisequer liiflOs.e So SI , . M4l - gq , ct4trett, Isetspe.m the Too Palace Yard., IVestocit.ter, Ames ;ny ass 281 lily of February, 1 SOS ; Attendee, e tot tbe g; we ( ant 'VI All llotolays excepted) Aural y the 21 rt of stets Lame. February, inc:osive, from few o'Clsch in the bto:niog till Ow in As Afternomt, for the purpose of re,eicing the ame And,for Ae gre Ater Dispatch, the Etea of the said Dill, u.- desire! to 'icing List. thereof, containing the Nainhees is Nociarrical Order, occordi.o; it the Value of the said Bills an 4 n- L e,,,f Cm. inurement rf Interest, 'with the prioripe! Sums and 'Arrest due the TOM, eonspsteJ from the Dins on which th 4, are etapeciise q dated, delusive, to th. mid 211th Day ty . Fehrtieer, 111)3, in"moive, when the literal ca: cease; find then ore de sired 1. virile titeir Ames and Names of Am& on inch Lists, and Worse th ei Names ore the sa: I BJIa. . If met of the fielders of the affertni4 Bins silanid be il•l , rn•I of receitioz l'avise:st of the Petetripethetve ititeeett, peeeiA'ts t. the said 4114 D:y F. Irharq, 1605, Meg moy be aceoosm..doted on competim; tAt latireu to the Der 001 eV4i. h theo wish to , e pnirl, owl Iressios the mid Aill. for Fomedwasino Chte Au/ pr;or Aortas Sock :r•erson• •• may be of It , e;.•.; X(11) Fleb- for, in Will "49,4ent, upon veetionioc the doses t rat the I! Item •• r,,,, 4,11 eg r e d 0, or befre e To r irid••• lA. lle! of tido !.. • 1 I.!, Feb. miry, why/ be wermansodated yob Yee &hi rirrgi „o . t o erre a( Isreerowe Itaiprany by the ebt nevi Orr ftawlred Nandi, wheels falai New NUJ will Ai ur Ur e the slid ?St:,•De• rehrrary, 1603, dud toed be sielirerri .o betordur tie 21 of March, end the tailoring Dll . lll • • I L o w .6., re ntesir:nto d Ee hotmer .nr re erred w realr,e separate Li,t; or tr, h re.errpte r n .u. 0.4 f ler the 5,0011,0001. awl ohs for the 2009,0 .ot. wed to nnptieste Lists «has they rorrrho fir she sew. AU Faeherser &Us dated at•or s., leinher, 1603, P . ase beta advertis4 to 64 Pad te r "lA, Interest Antis has et std. • THE WONDERFUL EFFECT OF siniti6A% Ij LIAN OIL, FOR THE GROWTHOiiAii D.A. Sib, ON a Voyage from the East Indies I lost all my liar two years Mice; . but Wigs being t`..• won, t ought little about it, till last Christmas, seeing a Lett• r to VIM 'runt An Old rientkmaii in the Newspapers sru.i Lad sew - d Your .S lIN {CIA's ITALIAN tIILS, or m.:kine the Wait grow with so much some., and long Hair agbiii being quitethe rage, W.l.dftir"ua to try them my.elc, though I had nut much kW', as my Hair was newer shore an inch long. I have the pleasure to aware vou, that it is now four inches long, am, ties in a queue. I also have a Hone that was bred about a mouth ago, rid rae Hair has cowered the place. You :,are ben% to raaltw what use you idetse of my name; I sin tt;ii wsrsabv k•town i ; rod am, Deer Sir, yew's, Devuoshtheplac-, Aug 1 , 1503. J. SMITH. To he had at the Pro;noeseir's house, wholesale and retail No. 94, Newmm greet, Ostord-street; and, by his appoint' tn,nt, only at Mr. Unalding's,Cornhill ; Williant.'s, Pall Mali - aud He uplareyes, Oxford- tong ; at Ss per Pot.rie 13 IM. oe; LLuia ii ......Not less than Half a poo-it at the Wholesale price. r rri - LE Fteverehd ILI.' AM BARCLAY'S ANTlBiLiolli pi•IottiTRDENT PILLS-The Pub, lie are requested to observe, that au the gruat benefit to bode. rived from the above Patent Medicine depends on the Pills b.•ing vnuine, His Msje,ty's lion. Commissioners of the Stamp Duties have bora pleased to gram to the Rev. Wm. Rarclay, the sole lormiter and Pa.e.•re • of the Anti...rem. De.intriemit Pills, the name of "'lie. k .r. Wi!liom Raclay, StAtol-dr-id, Old Rond-street," ter h • , a black sumo, whicu sta , 3lll n :Axel to 41.14.11 who.. are 0 110 1 ,, ..1; and any ixoson vetulthg the same will b.- aoweeisted wi' the utmost sevelity of the law. 'Doty have born ii.cd A to 11114.,,,5t by manv the:wands ; arnn -g i who.o he has %n.• r...worr to rank the following His Grace the Archlii.hap of Canterhory— Elie Lord Sidon, ,1 Rath orl Wells..-Sir John 11.... v wood, Mari. 11. P 1. oitoes..slr Stephe I.u.hingttio, Bart. MP. fur o este 11'. Alva, Eq. M.P Litchbuld--Janes Amystt, Esq. IA P for S.rutharisidon-eCeeil Forn-unr Esq. M P for Warelem...ysi :lYdrou Calvert,F.aq M.P. for I lert fordu-Erlinuogß o ehea, Esq. Sew-Street, Suring garden*-Thoula. 1101- 1. M.. 11-4.; W. Dicke., Esq. Privet.. Secretary loth., of (...riterbuty-ethe Rev. Mi. Dirrio..k, Librarian to tlwr Aral"- Itsh.tp. the Metticittet are gold at Att. F. Kerby, !ireflow‘ ewer., Ged Bowl sheet-a-Mr. 4itaattois, 'Perfumer, Leser•te.r spare-Ally Forbes, Cheraw". Poultry (Lae Salto,' and C i j ;%4! .. 4r4 Raton and Cu. OZ(ool•Sifeet,....4l. R 011,,., Royal I,,,etranice—.Mr Michell, Medical Repository, Long•aerm.- Mr E 'wards, No. 314, Holborna.aand Mr Raver No 4, ChetlisSigle, Collier of NlerriOitel .o‘l. W brae 01.1 V 41;0 'le NMI, the following truly valuable !Redo:Wes, whose harms , effects ii. their several cares have procured the mum di.da.Runhsd Igo trunm.• Rev, Win. Karclay's Spence for the suer sod 0p...1y relief of the Gout ; his Solvent for the Cure of ht woe ; his Volatile Nervous Cordial Drops; And his Vo'atile Oslv Embrocation for tho cure of the Gout, Rheumatism., &c. a'l - vbleh Medicine, to be gamiest, meat have the above med • aPIOC =Ea= a= aur ,- -- - vs LUPE It IA t P ititi lAM ENT. . H )IJSF. OF LO/1111:-4dSmitav,. Fed. 3. 1 Counsel - ices heaid ae 4;11 4 1014bl rAitise to the S..mti Anneal, Bonneenoan • 8A1111.'f.14.6 and other*, •.s. Mr A I.vo a.d Mr. 11.,roir , no the part of the Atosoellont The . farther co:hoole:atoeu °aw ease via ach.ooorned toll Fret/. The Ilall• upon the table ware lfrorviard 4 in their rewealve stages. Ainnont these, the Coal Futon' Indemnity Bill was read a second time, and committed fo; to•onorro .. "M•. ALFICANDPR br.ouirht up fro to the Commons the Greenland Whale Fishery Boll ; 111 , 1.1 4110 two private Bolls. Tlo:oso• were severally r-rad a hilt time. A MeAsllSet WWI bi.ourf.t up ;rod) the Comm/von, importing. that the 11.nt5.044 1... ot ,11 loave i' two of ita Members. the Hitt Gillartlli I .o,r_r Cole, an I Sir J/111. Steearr, Barr. to attend i dontailitio?.. of their L ,r,l.Atis, if the said Mr.uaers thought fit. . . MR. JUSTICE Ft )IC. Lord. GRENVILLE said, he hal to call the at- Munn of th.-iir Lordships to a eiti.-ct .t very se rious and weighty importance,. n A nietv, the matters aniseed in chargeigainu on of His M tjosty'sJn lyres is Ireland, Mr. Justice Fox. now un-l-r toeir Lord shifts' aimadentiusi. He certainly should -h 4we come forreArd, as P't now intended to do, when the stihjed WAS last under discussion, were he nsit pr velted fruin atto.i.doo.g by severe indi-,-,soritton. The CM* was certainly OP a novel de-Attption in that i louse, and, in every poica of view,..rhetlier as offtiting the individual, the public. the eharafter of that [louse, and the consideration of its being tfi form a precedent with respell to the exercise of the highest of all their fundions, one of the greatest imp° , twice, and it behoved them to proceed to its eonsiderarion in the most serious and deliserate manner. On this be ad, he Mt it his duty to submit .to their Lord. ships his ideas of -what was proper and ii Ling to be done upon the occasion ,le cLd not kmw that he should have. to close what lie had , o say with any regular ino , ion What he should offer, he had rather their larriships would min in tocir. ~. minds, did they ii&in it of any weight, or receive asastance in,the way of discussion frorWthiste who were more conversant in the subject thus himself, ' either then, or any future opportunityohan come to any decision upon, his pro k usitiont that day. As the case stood, it appeared that several petitions were presented that Session, complaining of martin• dud-on the part of one of the Irish Judges in the execution of his high offi:ial chap; in considering this proceeding, it was natural to rider to the pro visions of those Ad- of Parliament , by which the Judges were placed .. in their present situations. Ay these the tenor of their officer was good belrivinut, they were tcmoveable only on the address of both 1-louses of Parliament ; the case may come Irfnre 'them in the way of, judicial proceeding. With the Hons.! of Commons there were two options vested; - the first to vote au Addresi of Removal, in which their Lordships would afterwards have to co-.ider of their concurrence ; or to impeach the party twfOrt tl,e tribunal of that [louse. In decisliag upon the, case, ,44 it thee stood before their.. Lordships:they should be guided. by two is t ding consideratmits s the first that of p tweeting iii the • most cetiveatertt manner under the circumstances of the ease; and, secondly, the , such' pr.K:ced;rg should he in st-wiry the most anal goes to the pinciNes of the co , nitn. tion. Vivi resped to t'ie it would he proper to pause. tort titne.safficie @ruwhoin urr the 11 , other House of Par Kittle:i4.y not origierte a pro. ceeding upon the car, as it tray ii. point of ta.-t ? in 4 case like the pre.;ent, where 'he charge was one of po sitive miscoodult,ft svoold 5e mote regular, as Well as more consonant to he tormer pradiee, and wore conducive to the ends of publie justice. 10 make tt.e.applicition, in the first instance, to tire ,utber II 'use, who, as he Irani brmre. w er e investlod with the tro-feld option of proceeding: eitbeehrtYfir way-ot address or impeachment. . Wtik respt:d fie this, it was seriouslyrincumbsnt upon their. lend. ships to consider of the conti:igent possibility of the ease ultimately. coming• b -fore 'them in 'then Judi cial cepucity, in chi s:iape of an ..inspeachment ; be such a case they, would have to sir as a Court eif Justice upon that which, in the way now proposed, they should have tried by previous examination ; the anomaly rand coaacquences .if this were too °twines to expatiate 'upon. In that ei-w of the question, particularly, ittrould be preferable to let the appE cation, in the kit instance, be .node to that btatich of the Legislature which, con-tirtitionagr, forms the grand inquer_of the tiati..n. Br proceeding in the line at present chalked out, the ordinary situation isf the two Houses would, most protsably. be inverted ; as. possibly they may be so 'placed as trrat•pesr, to a certain degree, as prosecutors beater the Home of Conamuns. In this view of the question, he thought there could be little difference of opinion. lie was decidedly of opiiii,iu it was preferable to let the•matteraniginate with the other House. It would belt): the House to consi ler, whether Or not. in tlte mode prApocc-d, a degree of wrong miFlst •./ t be uttered, 'hoe , to the interests of parties, Or •of justice, or ;o the rulesprere'rilied by the Consti sail Os In pursuing the course he teenrninen•led, they ..id not .in the least renounce those powers whir., the Adis,/ Parliament rested in the et tie again or , :ssed the general importance of the sobjett to their L. -rd. dope minds 1 and these con iderat:ons atten htw upsm the t are being en,irely new. on this grated, he rather wished the Rinse woald come to no .tech. Wm that night, but take tom• to c .itsider the case In All ks Views and hearings.. In tais view. and with releteace to what he said of the probability of the other House taking it up. he thought i: would be proper to adj• urn the sitting of the Committee, which stool for to-morrow, tot six weeks or two months, or rather.that no particular time should be tiled tor its sitting; this to be done so as :hat the parties may mulerstanal that the delay was for no other purpose than to afford them an opportuni•y of addressing themselves to the other House of Parlia. merit ; tnis delay, in tad. would not operate as** impedinsem to, nor a denial of justice ; for, at this expiration of the period, the parties would have just the same opportunity of redress with that Heave at at peeseat t however. in order to give effect to what It, had laid down. and to give their 4,.ordshile ti G ,