The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-05-26 00:00:00

.• to tlirstk o • • pIIMIT ..f ttotal - t P t Vi •` ,tdec 't 142 a ,e!OiLeti w!I oit ).4 Ow; 4 1 11 • .1.met,1.144 , t te; -1 1 • , Irt LAI 0. • ....fr.. sitionittiatencl opail INirt• t ..• ' 1 , r • 11111►► ►` 1 : . - , , . Nummeft 4824. , tik 10 111 xnkrs rawAtrns. ' ritHIS . EVENING; TUESbAV', May e 6. (at lb. paetiestar Tappet of a atilt **Aber eif tin gabervillen le On Opera) 'MI be perform:4 Nesarei eel*. bested Opera of IL DON GIOVANNI. Afi idol itiAtirriv), the Grsid &list TAMERLANE ET BAJAZEI'. Chwaroia's Opera of II Matrininsln Merrell) is in eons,. gasses iisssolAsbly peatioosild till litsrday Kim Vivant Kea et Reginal. ••• • • • KIWIS THEATRE. - WE the rsed PROPRIETORS and NUNIM to this THEATRE, 'Nitrite the PROPRIETORS 111121KRIIIERS to mend to limiest at the Thsothil Noose T , oo PAW. DAV the tOilt tort. at Toe ealitilltla 'the Atlttyttoo4l, to take Ate meet denim, the premed dole of the TitatPe. Longest tlte ha of two are regototod to depute mite Gelatine to ettOld is IbtirMate. AYLESBURY, WHITWORTH, AIIOYNE, SEtTON, SCARBROUGH, T. H. IJDD.H.L, VERY LAM, PLYMOUTH. May SI, ISIS. • THRATR4I-ROYAL,.DRUId'4.A2VR. 0 1MM EVENING. TUE . SDAY, May 26. 1 their Malesnes' Henanls win performs doe rinsedy of A CURE FOR THE HEART-ACHE. Sir Hubert Riaalep, Mr. Powell; perks lionley. Mr. Barnard; Yortea, Mr. Gatiie• Yoong Rapid, Mr. Minton; Old Rapid (lint time), ,NP. barberry; Friuli °Woad, Mr. IDOL Ellsp Tories, Miss, Boyce Mess Vertex, Mrs. Glosek; Jess, Oallend, Mrs. Ogre. After which, the ifeloArawalie Reliance a THE MAGPIE: OR, THE MAID OF PALAISEAU. The RaiHO, Mr. Hooker; Former deem, Mr. Galli, • Richard, Mr. Wallack Illsioot, Mr. Keight. Davao Garver Dim Spark.; Amami', Mies Kelly. le Act I. a Pas Saul, by Miss Tree. u . Deers open at Rai o'Cluck—tba Peaursabate to be at Rms. Mem to. ; Second Price, Ps. St —Plt, 3s. Rd ; /Inroad Prier, ts.—Lower Gallery, Is.; Served Price, 16.—Upper Gallery, le.; Reeved Price, M. Boxes sad Platys to be takes of Mr. Spring, Reload', Rrydgeaatreet, front Tea till Fear, sod of valeta Willy be had a Pelts., HIM mealy. Taosaurrew, Tb.lreo Chest: Sir Edward Mortimer, Mr. Kean. After which, Anaerobe, King of Little Britain; sod The Sleepiag braised. Mr. Kees sill make kis brat appearance a Salunlay nest, as King Jobe • wad Miss Necessity will appear, for the first liar, ss Coeslaace. LAST WEEK OF DON GIOVANNI ---KOULI KHAN AT HALF-PRICE. ROYAL CIRCUS AND SURREY THEATRE. By most particular desire of numerous families, who have applied few Bums for Dos Giovanni, that naprecedentedly popular Piece will be repeated positively for this week only, me two sights of which it will be patronised by per sonages of the May pest rack. riNHIS PRPSENT TUESDAY, May 26, and War following Evesiags, the Entertaiumenis will ronewerlo with (second time this sesame), the Comic Para sitise Ballet, called LOVE AND THE LANCET. After which (14th tile), an entirely new Cootie Barletta, callrd RATHER TOO BAD! End of the Borkel, • Comic, Heroic, Operatic, Tragic, Pantemineic, Burlesque, /Natio' Spectacular Pa rody, der the title of DON GIOVANNI. With Mozart's grand Overture, peel/led Wilk the Mi. final areompsaiseenic • To coached. with (fur the lath time) • Grand Serious Melo- Drame, iu two sets, called KALI KHAN; OR, THE TERRIFIC SIGNAL. Konli Rhein ACouqueror of the Mogul Empire, and as siimieg the title of Emperor of ('hill), Mr. Moseley; Kau-Fu, or Schah-al-Nassir, Mr. Cordell; Zam-ti, Mr. Smith. Dalres (l)siihter of Schole.Nassir), Miss Taylor; Itiunidecii, Slow Holland. . In Act I. a Wedding Procession, and Greed Tartar Bal let—Principal Characters: iiardaa, Mr. Gwynn; bra, Bliss Simpson. B"es 4, --rit h.—Half-price at half-past Licht. Plates for the Boxes to be (liken of Mr. Winner, at the roast Hike, in front of the Theatre !where Free Admissions t..r the Sesame may he pnrchased, and a private Bon en d nightly); and, fur the accommodation of Families at that end of the Town, at the Bureau de Spectacle, Western kAeliveige, Ilona street. Ands open at hslt past rive, to begin at half-past Six. Ou !timidity next will he produced, a Broad, Comic, Ter. e.Ac EztravaginizA, mixed op with mock modern Slagnifi fence, iu three acts, called How to Write an Opera ; tit, The Delights lif Dramatic Authorship. lii which will be iutrooltsie.l. the Rehearsal of a Grand Musical Drama, call e.l Anaconda; ur, The Boa Constrictor mid the Buffalo. A very great sa.irty of Novelty bah Leen lung iu prepsra lion, sod will shortly be produced. THE BATH LOTION. IS elegant and useful combination of simple IL clement. heightens and embellishes the (harms of the most beautify! face; it cosotannieates to the skin a In d how,' of tint, a ilelicate fineness of swore, soul juvenile firth/its.- that cannot he described, bet which render a coon tenant. cf miolicate prilensiuus must unaccountably sad bresistifil) atteactirr. The basis of this inestimable acteti •itinii to the toil. t is a concentrated preparation of the rely. heated Oath tlraters, combined wills other ingredients of -labliihr.l repots for heautifyin;:, prescrring, and itnprov i .g the skin; it sprellity motives terry blemish from its in. fare, end protects it from the melt:menu of the alum 14.1wre, sir the rat azcs of lime. Ittarttitil by 11;01, and .old by the Proptiefor's ►t,le A :rata, Illdßrad anti (*to Nn 7, 1.1,11, theren.atriret, ilstibova ; aI•o al ISO, anti 3911, Oailneti•atreal ; 4g, C.,n6- 1.,1 1; ;IS, Stran:i 33. Hayinarlavt ; 47, Pareatiilly ; and by ►u.,tt NSW re and Meths:me Y,utlrr►. pot, 3.. EVPICRELSPEEDILY AND PERFECTLY (tit EL% 111 I HIM ANY SUM:ICA!. OPERA FP)N. MN. DUFOUR, 51ug...." (is th e Deral,74l, 4 thsfaream? for the Core of Strielurts," and mole Pro lor ut Dlrist • 31edicas. d Rongirb, haring, IN , INK 01 sworw• of opa ar.l• n 1 25 ►t•ar• of exlenai%e prarlivc, in rasa of Stn. toir.., I.ll,erved emuhrrfess Austressing instaor sit Roptair, his artieolly niss4 to ameoe.r Leso; peevish...l a in.shaly, awl ahsch lic haa ar contpl:>l.4ol, twiur uo t td, %At-, I .dual, Soil Me l/141,N- oss.stoss 4: 5.15 p.llll or loreilit 1.1. Of 1. 1.., or so Po) way r..sirsin, li t : fln 141...ry of, aloe Pdtrrnti and 41.4), SITY ionn rionr. lv ilw urc. sally of the umt of ail Tina. or rlito‘Ace 11 kits *•I A1011:lealissil• to lie mote as No. all, ft"Tnerq idr"t• t)a -flral-qe.rl. Ilk or Ike renst ratoaaciory r. Ice. sor kit of Cure siLbe glum. IL ter 4:l' att:nohnee from T. n ti:: 1 unr b mud final Sit to I. 1: Niue. in Ilbt i I Sails 1.• ROYAL, DRURY- LAN E., MAT Y 3, 1818 VOTIVE is herein , eivrit. that r GENERA!. 11 ASSEMBLY of the SUINCRIBERS to this THEA TRE. will be held ua TUESDAY, the 1141 June, at One o'clock precisely, it the Grand Saloon sit the Theatre, spun special affairs, and every Propeictur is particularly reqsaa '4l to attend. The atteititarice of the New Resters and Bond Holders Is also requested. THEATRE C. W. WARD, THEATRE-ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA, STRAND. THIS AND THE FOLLOWING WEER. IN consequence of the brilliant ett reps which A C 1011,11111.1 to attend MR. MATHEWS'S Entertain ment., he will have the honour to prolong 'bens us 'Move ansoiseced, which is the latest possible period to skids they ran be extended, towing to the approaching opening of the English Opera fm the Sommer Selleolll, and to his nuasarous arogsgrusents in *miens pares girths kingdom. The public are respectfully informed, that they will And MR. MATHEWS Al' NOM E, on 1114.isdals, Tuesdays, Thersdam, and Satter. days, its this and Ike following Week (b. ing positively the MN sof his appearance is London cold neat year), when be will have the bossour of presenting leis Visitors with an Entertainment, called MAIL-COACH MORN TURES, &e. &c. an EXPERISIENTAL LECTURE lie VENTRILOQUY, and IMITATIONS. Doors open at Seven, begin at Eight.—Boxes be. Pit 3.. Gallery 211. Upper Gallery Is. Boxes, Places, sad Private Bones may be taken of Mr. Stevenson, at the Box-OtHee, Strand Entrance, from Ito till 4; and at Feerman's Library, 170, New Bond-street, opposite Darlington gardens. ROYAL COBURG THEATRE, OPPOSITE IV ATER LOO.BR I DGE-ROA D, LAMBETH. Under the hurtle/live Patronage of his Royal Highness PRINCE LEOPOLD of SAXE COBURG. _ _ . ••• The brilliant success which has stteuded this Esta blishment during its second week's progress, calls forth the Proprietors' warmest arkauwledgineuts • and in relenting their sincere thanks to the Public, they hoey to more them, their exerlions le the production of Novelty shall keep Pace with the eztensive patronage they have hitherto so liberally experienced. THIS PRESENT EVENING, TUESDAY, IL May 28, ISIS, and during the Week, the Evesiag's Entertaiuments will commence with, int lime, an satirely new Melo-Dramatic Spectacle, written by Mr. T. Blanchard, interspersed with Songs, Glees, Combats, etc. called 11IE BANISHED BROTHER; OR, SECRET ENEMY. After which,* Greed Asiatic Ballet (composed and produced by Mr. Le Clercq, Ballet Master), with new Music, &tarry, Dresses, and Deeorst kiss, ea lkd ALZORA AND NERINE; OR, THE FAIRY GIFT. To easels& With the popular new Melo-Oramatie Spectacle, with Dew Musie,Seentry, Dresses, and Decorations,called TRIAL BY BATTLE; OR, " HEAVEN DEFEND THE RIGHT!" An entirely new Melo-Drasna ' with new Music, Beer/fry, Dresses, Sic. is is a forward stateSf preparation, and will be produced on Monday tiext, Jane 1, to be called K Fatal Ambition; or, the Italian Beggar Girl." Other Novelties are in active preparation. tot The Peorieeere, is order to asset the wishes sad seggestioas sf assay Noble Patrons and Friends, have ap replotted She Lowey Circles of Bono as Dress Bones. aeosenemdation of the frequenters of the Upper Circle ha. also heels paid particular attention to—a full and perfect view of the Stage is maintained—while the appropriatioa of a tastefully decorated Saloon, fur the purpose of refresh. melds, will, it is hoped, add to the general comfort. Lower Buxes,ds.—Upper Boxes, 3s —Pit,2s —GaDery, Is. Doan to be opened at Half-past Five, to begin at Half past Mg.—Half-price at Half-past Eight. Places for the Boxes to be token of Mr. Grub, at the Box. OfSce, from Ten till Four. •. • Extra Nitrates are engaged for the Bridge and Reedit leadisig to the Theatre, and particular lineation will be Old to the lighting of the same. NOVEL INVENTION. by HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. RUSSELL'S H le DR O-PN EUNIATIC COCKS and AIR VENTS are earnestly mum. amended to the Public, as the only certain means hitherto discovered for preserving from &Mesa and acidity, and drawing off Beer, Ale, 11iae, Cider, and Liquors of every eleseription, without the aid of Vent Pegs, Air Valves, Corks, or Bungs. Although this may appear impossible, it is never. theism' the fact, and a single trial will prove their superior nil lily. Sold. by Deakin and Duaran, Ludgate•hill ; Raybonlil, Goswell.street ; Hrooks ' 54, Piccadilly ; Stone; Warwick street • and Pitt, Great Portland-street. . . Perinea inclined to retail this useful article, will meet with liberal terms, its aihires.in; a liue to the Patentee, Avery Farm-row, Chelsea. N. 11.—In giving orders, it is neteisary to name the size of the cask. EXI THU EIC* The Lotlesy Leßiva tfra•issrt, rind the First Twenty drawn Prises tar that day will each br euiiiled to ONE THOU SAND POUNDS. GCARROLL golicits the ottentioo o f his • Friends to the mar •pprnach of the Drawing the Capitals (a circumstance without parallel, amunialing tu One Hundred and Seven, with 3 . .. : of In the last four Months Two. Prises of 20,0001. and Tea other Capitals were dsotrlhoted amongst those who purchased Shares at the truly furtussate Offices or G. cutrtou., 7, & OxFoßo•sritEET. Who ►ulti laid, in Sham No. 7,785, a Prite or 30,040/. Ottontry Cotrespoti.ltnts putertivally atlrto.l..l 111 as she fttlinwittg rflet.l:Titkrt, 10/. 10*.; 1101, 10/. Ds.; Quasitr, 51. 55.; 14Is1h, 21. 13s. W.; ■nd Snateuth, 1/. 711. I & sly EW It Rill I' Irbil pletseare nt aw l) • lag obey hail the goml fortotte to sell e4.231i, the Fifibt L. 30,000 evrr drawn, 15,7a0, tile Lao 1.30,000 ever drAwli, a..) re.peetfulle aulirit altmitian to the merit, of the keicat Sclllaue, Mloeh, w ob ,toly 14,t88) Ttehri., eirtstaitti Jul CAPITAL. PRIZES! INCLI:PING 3 Prize, of L. 4/.000 ! Priz-io of 1..3,090 wild L. '2,000 ! 2') Titles of L. LOW ! of I. SOO. & r . And the Frie•ine in at, smutted that TWENTY ONE TIIOUSANI) MUNI) F. own nit tvRA., 74, la fke First Tweisly flo the 4tii .11;04 KING'S 1;111'111 I).AV. TARA' bind NI. 're • are stow mu Sale by J. & Slvf.: 11 1411.1111'. al their Ohl Ealattlitlteal Nu :17, ( ton • I 3b, II AN MAIM LT, milli, 11, 1101ltli, 111. OTFORII-STRIMT, h Shill Alla Sham, 5.5 the wet y Ittet lAtltrry. No. 15 769. a l's 47e 01 30,31 u) .',,11.. a ri .7.. of 1. t,0111)! Aad a u.bei ( * .tptivr v: 1:1 1 .10, ice. TO MRS JOHNAON, 94, IitWMAN-STREET, OXFORD STRLF:T, LONDON. ADAM—I rettoris Intl my hose thinks for the AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP yogi PO IMOlly gave me for my little Boy, • child nine months old; he had brim seized with • @opposed cold, and hail a violent thin - barge at ihr 11011 C, which afterwards Milan's...l his eyes to such a diver, thrt it wed doubtful whellier he would !PPP Pr- COPCP his sight; the Sante time his gloms were very mulch swelled, and the Doe tor lanced thew withsoft egret, bet by the use of a bottle of your sitialssishie Spoil, in leas than • fortiiight his eyes (which brio's erre supposed to be orally sitisesarcd) became as bright as the fondest parent coold pus:it:sly desire, and be hint seveseil teeth through with prefect rage. am, your obedient and grateful Servant, S PER It Y. _ 42, Great St. Anolro os-stro et. See,. - To lie has! of the Poopnrtorr, Johnson and %Williams, 94, No .. moos-01111 , anti by 111.11 appomin.....t, of all the Med.- cum VettAis in Tu.n and Country, at 2s. 9.1. per bottle. N. It —Mrs. Johnson relieves the I' as Donal, at her loon.. errs,. Toteosoloty and 5411111 . 1101 y raeouuuß, from Nolte to Ten n l 10 , k, I. bringing a Lent, fo a relorctalole lions( keel. I, to et:tory that they arc nal 014.:cts tor Charity. r 26, 1816. • , CONTRACTS FOR COAllif AND CANDLES. COMMISSARIAT DEPA RTAI ENT, TAVASUILT rtiirsdErts, 25tii MAY, ISIS. SUCFI Persons n• etre ileeirotos coootr.estitg with the Agent for Contestlwariat %applies, to forisidi lbw Turley Months, from the 46th Jane emit, no•h tun of COALS and CANDLES as my from time so titre Se required, for the isioler-aneutiOsied Barracks, may receive Particulars of the C,orstracts, Oil applyisix Al this between the hours of eleven and five; to Deputy Commis. wiry Getters' Young, at FAinborgb; and to she ►rspectivk Barrack Masters in the Wands of Guerssey, fem.", auk Aklereey, and deliver their Tenders at Ibis Office as follow", via. Tenders for supplying Coal.. reafed up, and marked " Trader fur Coals," until twelve o'clock on Weduesday, the 10th of June. Tenders for supplying Candles, sealed op, and ma r ked " Tender for Cand les," until twelve o'clork on Friday, the 12th of June; but no Proposal, either fur Coals or Candles, will be noticed, eiders mode on or .named to • printed Particular, and the Prieto inserted in words 04 length; nor anima utter he mil/joined to sods Proposal from too per- SOUS alumna property, osgaitrig to become bewail with the party tendering, in the sum espreamed in the particulars, fur the dee performance of the Contract. If Tenders are sent by post, the postage mist be paid. Bich of the following Comities In be tendered fur sepa rately, and all the Barracks in each of these Comities, to be suppliad tinder one Contract, viz. Kerbs, Devon, Essex, Hants., Kent, Middlesex, Sussex, and the Isle of Wight. Separate *fenders mid Contracts to be made and entered into fur each of the Simian at the following places, •ia. Brecon, Chester, Pendeunis, Scilly, Truro, Ca lisle, Dor chester, Weymouth, Sunderland, Stapleton, Isle of Man, Blanchester, Norwich , Yarmouth, Northampton, Notting ham, Taunton, Ipswich, Lasidgnard Fort, Croydon, Kew, Birmingham, Coventry, Trowbridge, Hull, Sheffield, Yolk, and Scarborough. The Barracks in North Britain at which Newcastle or Sunderland Coals are rased, to be tendered fur loather ; and the other Barracks in North Britain at which Scutt+ Coals are used, to be in like manner tendered for and supplied ender one Contract. All the Barracks in the three bloods of Guernsey, Jersey, and Alderney, to be supplied ender ore Coutraet. 'AI. - • W A NTS a Sittiation, (,;(10K i v KEEPEIf, a middle-nel Wuinau, who perfectly tAiterstaints her business. Direct Idlers (post-paid) In S E. Di, Drmii-.tree), eadtilly.---The ',Wog respeetable reference will be given , ROBERT BURNS. Tilt trivet's Sei.lthill Sm o lt, and Admire , * a the Mel, will Din e :in t uit e r 111-%lof:itriW, 'troche?, t h e 47th inst. at the tit) , of London Tavern, at Six uthiek precisely; His Ituysl Highness the DUKE of YORK sea ALBANY, ins Ilse Chair. artwasius, , Marquis of Queeasherry, I Wm. Pairlie, jun. Esq. Bari ..r I John Fraser, jig's. E.q. Jame* Esq. Genrce Hawthorn, Esq. John Galt, Esq. Alexander Gillespie, Esq. Hart boron, Esq. IN. mire 1-vall, Hurl Miller, F.sq. Won. Parker, Esq. Win. Pratt. iota. EN. Julia Ritchie, Esq. P. M. Stewart, Esq. Robes. St:lichen, Esq. .4. P. Smith, F.M. John Shaw, Esq. Captain Sam. armbn, R.N. James Dunlop, juts. Eaq. Viscount Sid Richt Hots. W. Dundus, M.P. General Sir: R. C. Verararno)n, MP. . Sir .J. Shaw, Bart. NI P. W. R..K. Doanlas. Esq. M.P. Alex. %torte eaq. M.P. Jas. Hauser Blair, Esq M.P. (:eis Jamas Due&is. M.P. Kiitinaa Ewalay. Esq. M.P. Chas. Furbta7 . EM. M General Nlanixerveerie, IV. M. Elexander, E 441 Mathew Boyd, Esq. %Vatter Buchanan, Erg. James !Jamie, Fag. J. Cordon Duff, Esq. l'icluta, One Guinea each, at the Tavern. be had of the Stewards, and This day pnblisbed, Isandanisely print, il in a pocket ?crime . price 51. in board.. L LEWELYN Al' .11)RWERTH: a Poem, in five Cantos. Ay W. M Eft EDITH, Pm,. Printed for T. (Well and W. Davirr , Stradd. This day is 'published, in Bvu. price di. , AN INQUIRY INTO THE ABUSES OF .CIL THE CHARTERED SCHOOIS IN IRELAND, with Remarks ou the Education alb* Lower Climes in that Country. Second Edition. Printed fur Thomas said George Underwood, 32, Fleet street. TO THE INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH, AND FREEHOLDERS OF THE HUN DRED OF AYLESBURY. GFINTLEMILIN 11 . SHOULD have been unwilling prematurely to obtrude myself upon your notice, bet u a canvass has conisoenced DO the part of other Candidates, I should be wattling is attention to you, and i■ justify to my own feelings, if I delayed addressing myself to you. The grimed' ou which I have hitherto aspired to the dis tinguished homier of representing you is Pediment are well know.. Those with whom I have been connected, sad who preceded me is the honourable situation I Dow fill, have founded their pretensions is the call which was made tut them upon a former occasion to support your iudeprnd 'nee, at a time when you considered It in danger. That tall was oheyed--and your itidepeodettee established. Ou these grounds I &mud my title to your approbation, and look for your support, relying oa the sincerity of the kindness I have received at your ►ands, and not doubting that the pnaciples which Ant reentioneuiled me to your choice, wilt insure o cositininnee of that favour w►ich you in aatteringly and kindly bestowed. With full confidence, therefore, I look forward to a result on the day of Eleetiou which will be still more gratifyiug to my ambition tbau your former decision in my favour. 1 have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your obliged and faithful Servant, CHARLES COMPTON CAVENDISII. clylesbory, May 9, ISIS. DR. MERRIMAN, Physician Arrow:ll'4m to the Middlesex Hospital, sad Dr. LEY, Physician Acconcbeur to the Westminster Lying-in Hospital, will commence • COURSE of LECTURES on the THEORY and PRACTICE of MIDWIFERY, and the S ur WOMEN and CHILDREN. un MONDAY, the lit of June, at Halt past Ten .'Cluck. Particulars may he learnt at Dr. Merriman 's House, 26, Half-Moon.street, Piccadilly; at Dr. Ley's, 62, South Audley-street, Grtisreeittr.square ; and at the Middlesex Hospital, where the Lectures will be given. STOCK IN TRADE OP CURIOUS BOOKS, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By MR. COX HEA D, Irithent reserve, oil the Premises. No. 19, Great Russell. alrect, Covent.gardeu, THIS DAY, TUESDAY, May 26, suit nine followiug Days (Smithy excepted), at Twelve; E genuine STOCK of BOOKS rod FIX -1 TURES of Mr. BARKER, quitting business un se. count of the expiration of luau I‘.ase ; comprising a rely extensive sad valuable Collection of Books of early dramatic authors, Tracts en the Stage, Comity History, Poetry, cu rium black letter Books. topozraphical and general History, Di, billy, Voyages and Travels, a large collection of Tracts relative to English History, Biography, &c. &c. Slay be viewed till the Sale; and Catalognee bad at the Place of Sale, mud of the Auctioneer, 249, High Holborn. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By MR. EVANS, At his House, No. IS, Pall-mall, TO-MORROW, WED NESDAY, May 27, and three following days, THE curious mid valuable LIBRARY of the late JOHN NIXON, Esq. of Basinghall-street; eon. Minion.: away rare *ad valuable article% in old English Poe try, Plays, and early Enthuh Literature ; also Hoyden's Shakspeare, 10 vole. with the large and small Plates, oplen iliilly bound in miens; Dihdia's Typographical Antiqui ties, 3 volt. Isige paper, rare; Drake's York; Sbakspeares Big-hard the Third, extremely rare, 1597; Roineo sod Juliet, 1599, and various first-rate Editions of Shakspeare's Plays; Grose's Antiquities; Brillion; Architectural Aniiimites, 4 ruts Willis's Buckingham; Geuiletriau'a Haigazioe, tine set. fluent, &r. This day is publi►hed, in Pro. S.cond Edition enlarged, price AN INQUIRY, whether CHINIE and MISF.RV are PRODUCED or PREVENTED, by out PRESENT SYSTEM of PRISON DISCIPLINE! II- Nitrated bydearriptious of The Borough ampler, 1 The %tuition deForee,stlGhent, Tuthill/40de Prison, The Philadrlphin Ile Gaols •t Saint Albany The Penitentiary at Mill- Guildford, Bristol, and bank, and proceedings of cheater, I the Ladies Committee at The Gaol at Bury, I Neweate. Hy THOMAS FOWELL BUXTON. London: Printed fur John and Arthur Arch. Cornhill ; Butterworth and Suns, fleet-street; and John Hatchard, Pic- GRAY VERSUS IHA ITHUS. This day are published iu (Ivo. price lUs 6d. boards, THE PRINCIPLES of POPULATION and PRODUCTION investigated ; and the Qum tinum—Does Population regulate Subsistence, or Subsistence Population'—Has the latter, in its Increase, a Tendency to auesuent sr diminisk the average Quantms of Employment and Wealth? and—Should Government encourage or check early Marriage discussed. Ry GEORGE PURVES, u We are aware of the importsncc of a fill' discussion of the principles of population and production in the present conflicting slate of tlw public opinion on that great practical question."—No 31, ()marled, fierier, October 1416, p. 54. Printed for Lunginan, Hurst, 'teem, Grote, mid Brown, Paternoster-row ; nail Constable and Co. Edinburgh. COOPER'S SURGICAL DICTIONARY, Very much enlarged and improved. This Alf is published, in a large end closely printed octavo volume, price U. es in boards, ADICTIONARY ssf PRACTICAL SUR GERY; comprehending all the moat interesting provenients op to tbe present period: also as Account of the Instruments, Renterliee, and Applications employed in Surgery; the Etymology and Signification of the principal Tereus; a copious Ifilihotheca Chirorgici; arid a variety of original Facto and Woes vatiotni. The Third Edition, revised, corn cied, said enlarged. 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The Aromatic Vincent may be exported, withrint any injury, to hot climates, where it is found particularly grate ful rind salutary. Ai, however, malty opitrions and inferior preparations arc sold under the same and similar names, tlw riililic are requested to observe, ail the only proof of its being genuine, that the tramis of Messrs. HENRY, Man chester. are engraved on the stamp. Sold wholesale and retail by liityley soul Blew, Coekspnr strret (the only Agents in Lritidou authorised by the Pl4l. pristois!, in bottles, price 'ls. 9.1. earls ; whore may be had, Swore Boxes u( Gold, Corsielisn, Crystal, 6.. e. A 1..., HENRY'S CA LCINIiI) 1.61 A. in bottles, st )il.; and larger with ;rhos stopprri, at 4. IJ. cat their names being on the stump,. LON DON. T PRICE SEVEN-PI CE. IMPERIAL PARLIAMANT. HOUSE OP LORD. MONDAY, $1:0.1' 25. The Elie of Illokowicatas prramuril a Petition iroM the ' United Parishes of St. Gilesdn-thr-Fields sod St. Geroge% favour 111 the Poor Laws Antrnslineist Bill. The Bishop of CuttaTiat presented inn Prilltuns (runt certain cotton Pdaatifestoress tote la love of ('heart) in your of she Cotton Spianem Rexsitsitiosi Sir--`the P, tiGoua were sot read, and laid rot 1h table. • r LAW OF LIBEL lord CIPAICiNIt pootponed hio stint for '!t•e veromi roast ing of the kill for meet toliiinit the p•swer of Maxistrates re opectinx the romtnittisent of ;sermons chants st. wills Isla Is. Wore intlictmeut found, from to-morrow to to•rourrow se'noixt:t... MESSAGE F I`tOSI THE COM VON Sir J. NEU 1.011.1*, Mr. HOUlltig, and other. r,Orn 1110 House of Cott tttttt no, ltroisxlst tip the Fever Hospital 111 s. (Inland), the Shave Triode Ahl4 Americium'', Bill, the Irtid, Grand Jury Preisenimkut Bill, the 'hike of Kent's Proriaiiin bill, the Iriob %VOA and Ward Hai, and the Hj%hv..v ,Pestulties Bill, in which they oh-tared their Imitative cum eansmee.—These Billy were lead a Brat time. ACCOLTIkTfI.., A pennon from the Tax Offi c e Prelie:te . ri palters rtlative to the tellomption sale of the Land Tax. Mr. Maitland, from she India Ilsme, presented an rieconnt of the revenue and rAntr;:e, and the proceeds of oaks of tun East Win Company. These ammunts west. severally laid oh the table The Earl of DERR" presented two Petit, t from the tow• of Liverpool, row acme., the Pone Laws Amendment Bill, and the other against she Fetish Vestrh:a NM, and praying that they might be heard at the bar by their Coon • eel exatuat the BM. , TIIG REGENCY- On the motion of the Earl of . I.ltEnnont., th't House resolied its..lf into a Comtinttee upon the' Regency Act Ameoduresit In the Committee, the Loan 'Citsacs:t.t.on. rose and said, that, nirderstaticling it to be tire de-ire or their Lordships that the ad.litional members to her Majesty's C til should be nominated by Parlia ment, in the tame manner u• luid been already door by the slst of the King, he hail vrepitteil a clause to thal effect, which, with their Lordships' leave, he should sulima for their corii.leruV.:ort. The Noble and Learned Lord * then re .4 melange, purporting thatioar mertibera ahluld lie added to her Majesty's C ttttt 161. 7 41 mi they should he, nomi= tiatt:d by Parliament—and that in Case of a vacate occurring lay . the death or resignation of any them, the qugen should have tl.e power (as already granted by the fornier Act) to nominate to the Vim °MeV. The ciliate was carried Witlio:.;i *opposition, owl on the motion of the Not'le ai,d beamed Lord, the blanks in the clause were tilled up by the names of George Earl oh Macclesitelit, W, tiro Lnrd Bishop of London, Allan Lord St. Helen's, mid !Minot Lord Henley, of IrMand: • • Lord HoLLiap obserita, that this pert of the. Bill. however Interesting, bore sue comparison, iii point of importance, with that which related to the mode and time of assertablivir, Parliament. And yet this most esseritial provision ih the Bill, which went to repeal a clause w the Regency Act, was •Itugether unnoticed in the pream hear.)--To the preanible he had looked for infor mation, respecting the nature of this ;worts ttttt t but it writ silent on it. The clause was now introduced. as lie could understand, In the hopelesiness of his Majesty's recovery, rind if snob were the case, their Lordships ought not to enter Upon it without it previous inquiry respecting that important porn , . This was the more imperative, as it «as well known that several provisions t!mitaiiied in the Regency Act had been introduc•A in the expectation of his Majesty's] recoicry, and with that jibs the Windsor Estalilishritent had been constituted, fur it was urged to the feelin,s of Parliarneo, that it would behighly gratifying to his Majesty on his recovery. to find thole about him with whose fares he hail been familiar. He was by no Means pleased with the clause, but if he should accede to it, lie could not help feeling, that this. Hoopla pledged him arid the House to a review Of all the othet clauses in the Regency Act. The * Earl of Liientoot—The Noh!e Lord seethed to forget the facts connected with the pro ceeding 4 of Parliament ors the Regency, and that Parliament lilitl; iti the year sub-eritier.t to the first Regency Art, With a very different view of the subject. The powers of ;he Eseentive had, fur iu sta,s been s restricted in the first Act, in the hope of his Majesty's recovery; bat as, after the lapse of a year,•that hope was disapimMtert. Parliament rt. moved the restrictionr. lie (Lord L.) byiro conceived an inquiry into the state of the Kiog's health neCessaty, previoui to the parsing of the Present Bill for. dis the Noble Lord well knew, Par'hutted and the public were, according to Om proviiions of the Act, sp; rised by the quarterly Reports; of the Council, of the actual state of lo• Majesty's health, and of the probability of his re. covery. This, therefore, removed the necessity of any such itiqniry. Earl (:ttEir said, it west true, As the IA), Eat had 4,ttetl, that restrictions had been imposed upon the Executive Power by one trt, which its the st.l)- arquent yeat were reinoved by another, sod that s-ouse difference hail exo•ted respecting the propriety of their having ever bean iimdisest. There welts massy, of whom be was tow, fltho eolio-iltr.l tient Ito- EXPClttive Poorer had been created for the grotto-II welfare. and was a great trust for the heitetit of the w hole smarty, consequently flint all its itreteg "lee, should be preServed entire in she boasts 14 the Go. tertsment. Isot there riveted ton dor, mice be twte-t the 'present moment and the It cowl year I f the Rt•gency than what might be produced Ity the latete of time. This, howevet, could nut istleet the pi to ciple of their cunduCt, unless indeed it could he contended that his Majesty's sacred per-on nese st this moment less an ntsject of their susxii•sts ca. • than when lie first it I Jrnientio the di•peuwuuu of Providence. lie did 00000 h. tier.vta rcferevee quarterly reports of the (4111,11 . • Cl.lllllll a s.etslMl tury answer to the ritgetasienlo of to. Noble Frsets•l (Lord Hollasol), O u the same g 000000 ids uljectroci might have beets raised to the original ii•qinty. for I/1 tiLit period cirri.' daily tollytilis wiry watt', Mt- . •