The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-05-01 00:00:00

suMtak '2268. • 5 11 I.ll4lCLEEDitigrArt::iircvifvo)l6;l. infer hia wag dm Public, that kis BENEFIT is fixed IcESDAY, Say IS, tofu, when will be acted the laic Opera of LOVE IN A VILLAGE. y,„ ng Meadows by Mr. hicletlon, (who, in that character, ill intrixlnce "The Thorn," and the erkliroed " Battle p g," tooth composed by Shield.) Bonilla by Mn.. Dirkuna, ho, in that character, will introduce the favourite Ballad Pritbee uo more come to and a ccltbrated Bra t* Song, committed by ) la the (auae of the Evening, Mr. Incledim will sing the 14.1agli (hi distracter): 1 he favourite old Sea Song i, gland to your Guns, toy Warts of Oak," and (tiosi• iveh for this Night only) Gay's adinlinl Ballad of " Black N'ilS11%1111," mid G. A. SiCINVIIIeA reltlii•ated Description of "5 t ,,,, n , with appropriate Seeuery--a flurriemot--Ship in tams, Eiul of the Opera, an Interlude, called THE. E AST OF Al'oo,o. o m istiug of the following much approved Comic and Sea Blow high, Blow low, - by Mr. Incletloti ; " The andering Sailor p!oughoi the Main," by Mr. Bellamy • " The Id cualltlod.re," by Mr Tayliw ; Comic Sung, by Mr. linden ; " The Bar of Biscay 0," by Mr l ueleduu ; Cu. Sunk' IN Mr. Win'tha"; " Tie Waterman," by Mr. „limy ; `'Then all liaods a tiny to the Anchor," by Mr, tit ha , The goegllia.be aecempanted on the Grain! Piaui,- uric by Mr. Davy. TIP •IliCh will he added, A FAVOURITE FARCE; Ast will be "pressed in future Adverbs, melds. Ib m p. 711...4'it, 31. lid —l•plivr Gal. U. TlCketi. to he had of Mr. Incleduit ' 1.1, Bromptim Cres ewo ; and of Mr Brandon, at the Box Office, Prince's piece, Hort-street, where Pisces 'tiny be taken. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. H • YOIIN(; revert lully nee' ut,4 his MIL Friends and the 1 1 411110, that his REN F.FIT is fixed &FRIDAY, the /As of Alen when will Is restated the Yoked) of (yr[iELiA). Othello, Mr. Yonne; (ago, Mr. Cooke; Coeval°, Mr C. Deadelnewa, Thu Noriou. !wile course of he evening a variety of Songs will he sung hy Mr Weirdo°, Mr. Bellamy, and Mr. ; and other rotertriouireets, to be expresw•d iu future aelverti,emeeets To-keta and places f..r the Box a to bellied of Mr. Hrmitdon, It the Box Office of the Theatre ; and of 311.. Young, No. 4.. lime street, Coeent•gardcn. A LL who have tiny Al ‘I t.r DE- A. HAND on the F.CTATE of the late Mr. TWINIA3 ttiltirP, of Barth-tEe-builtlitigs, Holborn, in the City of i.. 0 4,1 1, Carpe liter nod Rua maker, are desired to send their inr,unts intintiliately to Mr. Charlie llumphrr a, of Rae. T ried's-inn, Holborn, in the City of London, AttorilevAit lair; or to Mr. Richard Andrews, of Holborn, near Bart- Wt in I lie said City of Loznian, Victualler, Ewe ratan of the said 'Ebonies Startup. And all . persons iu rsOtel In the FAtate of the said Thomas Startup, are desired Ia rou the voile immediately to either of the Executor* &hove tumid, or they will Ire toed far the amine. y TON. I.ite Knitter with 'lie ileriii4.eit Slit J. E BRANSCOITA, has the pleasure of ontiooneing to his Fiirruls and the Public, the lan tell which thews eth JUN E, girt. the greatest chalica tu the adventwer fur so suio:l a r.,1. • Four packets of Tickets, one hundred cacti packet, arc to Lc given by the Contractors to the fortunate bottle, of de finstulraira Pt ize above t ti. whets a Ticket 'nay gem uptiruis of tou,osiol. invoiStuirca iu proportion. F.c . ,tun lies beets tcoly lucky in selling, packets of Tickets, No 7,0 s I, produciog nrorly ; and No. 3,61 et, produe ig was , old it sixteen Sixteenths, and paid by .urn to the lespettive holders, who received rut each Sixteenth 1,5 lit 164.34. V.)tort solicits a continuance of Ilic public Coypu's, at Lis lucky taws, ot, CORNHILL, sear tbe MANSION-HOUNF- AA N INI*II,I7A BLE RENI E hoed by Ler Royal Highness the Princess of Wale., mad spesols of three hundred of the Nobility„ Clergy, &c. who Mins- the ratite of, and recommend, an isuocent, yet ef ficacious r‘suedy, and mode of treatment, to their runner- Innis sod friends; which remedy and method hare super. stded surgical operations, la ilmeisaiiris of instances ; and are cow offered to the 'filleted in every pert of tine world, for tbr awe of E:typtiau and for the remora' of all pent sad redoes" of the eyes SIM eyelids ; also for oft dusting spots, sistionsiy specks, and films; also for shoot, dim, aosty, rumor, Lundy sight ; crud es.:n Cur Blindness itself, procioliug from cataracts, genera , debility of the optic nerve, and (rem °Rite range * * ; several thousands basing been be refitted Cue, Apia Dane t although Imildreils of them bad i' - ett totally blind —(lice was 5 t yearn lilisid,restored to sight 0.. e eye,thinagli the assistance of Mrs Partici, of Canter. herr ; another rot years, by %1 r. soil Mrs. W ; another 41>11,5: °of Mind 4a )von, by the Rev. G Greatbstch, of Ormskirli, Lancashire; another ay years, by Mr. and Mrs. W. ; another 30 years ; another is deritatlai 17 years, restored to sight by tire Rev J. ftnekwortli, A. M. Vein of Dewsbury, Yorkshire ; another blind 18 years, by llr and W.: soother sta years, was restored to sight in DOO. by .%Ir and Mrs. W. at St. Just, Cornwall, and sight matins's perfect to this day—witness the Rev. Mr • TTezi " 4t.r, Ow %tinnier, and J. Millett soil W. Chiuhakoi Dui". Chat . ..64o,rd, as another aged 7i, born blind, by cataract in lb, I. h ere, in she eau now see to read large print: the oilier cle also b cone blind four years since, and was destroyed by ts , tleal ;'mother, blind several years, was 111 the Lids lei...oily two years, during which, was couched in "'"ye right, and the other sersu times, without the small. sat sent, ri t restored to sight by the Rev. Mr. Rigby, of nrar Halifax, Yorkshire, soil enabled to work ; soone r Waal m one and two years in both, reached twice by no eminent had only a little Om. wring light, yet I (stored to sight by Mr. 8. Mitchell, of Shre w d near Newborr, Derhs ;'mother also 14 years blind with eyes), endorsed in sight by the Rev. W. R. Wiltshaw, Sane, war Berkeley Castle, Gloucestershire ; another three soil • half blind, and one burn seith short eight, cored !qi tl.r same Gentleinan.—Aud all the above, W9'S*llol'T 1 N1( Stitt:lCAO. IIPERATION, eves after they bad at- I. ruled In wain un the must cekbruted Oculists is town and reentry 1 . lr and Mrs. %tiniest" hismblv presume to approach the Royal reality, and also to ni quanit the hisibllity,Gentry,sse sits their seeress dining the Imo veer. The Lenders list saiy (since April tans), ',mount. to 7,751 patients, besides tbe Mahalr numbest' soder the care of abuse two hundred . 7 41•tante (corisisting of Clergymen of the Estsblisheil ( "snit. Dissenting Mirdstets, and Indies and lientlemen of c niterbilsility), in different pin is of Europe and Asi r, who am now deity in the habit of administeritis their remedy to (even to infants at the breast, as well as to very &persons; with great success. ••• Mc. Wiegman, Jewetier, be, St. Jatneeti.street, is oily antotevit thousands, who can again BCe to read the %melt e-twin wittiest the assistance of glasses, although he had tern adi ivied nearly two years.—That geutlessims has rscons• "Titidot eel ens) of hie friends, every nue of whoa Ism re s•timishiart beneht.—Mr. Wirgarams sent Mts. Wilt Isar ,l• is at No. I, Gallaway's Buildings, Batts, fur the heathl of her health) an elez.ut silver tea-pot (with in hi ','" it I°t" no its sides), as a t:shr aof gratitude fur lite bene fi t lee has I;ceisvil frotn . the remedy, and mode of treatment. N Mc sad Mrs. William" ' advertise, that they will rw 'sc pol4ish the loaiiie or rrsoletree of any Lady in tient!e mast without persairsiOw. iiilstttob TUESDAY, •M 13 l 11[ sold TWENTY CAPITAL PRIZES is Ito. too hist Lassorks, jpiliesess, St 4, C 47 4 , 1404 4,91 U. (Marine-t toss. LAS!' 1,01 - 11*EllY, Vale title's ray, Fa LATE LOTTERY, 20th llctubeX, 1,09. I ..Pvitce .1..20,41..1. 11110 3. Pritee .. L 110,000 4,eun 1 ice _ kin Capitals. Tickets stiel Shares Air t' Cupita'a. New Lottery, whit+ begins and ends on the nth of JUNE, are new sAill abuve --- The Scheme abound' with the tonal issmher of Money. Prizes. besides which. the Contractor gives Pot R EXTRA PRIZES of 411.8 WHOLE TICKETS, by which • Single Tiritet ma) gain am% arils of lou,nsont cud a Sixteenth 6,0 1 / 4 1. Gil meas. _ Schemes to he h %A, •ills particulars, at ♦, Corals's% ar 9, Charm( Crass, Loudon. BRA NSC()NI li and CO. with their usual great stares% rota in the Last Lottery, in 73 Slums . In the 'recording Lottery No. 3,734. ... L eii,noo Nu. 3,6111 ••• • • 1.• • ).4604 1 111 4,644 ...... •• • Gooir 1044) 5 of k:.soo ouch 4.5U0 I 3' of L.sou ewes.. 1,50 ti Rein: Shares of almost every Capital etiereju ; a nd io toot. par only , sic of tu,mN.L and caolet. to the amount of in,tnoil besides the first Ike last 01,iniol. sod the uoly 411,14114. (1.1 . Shored; and lot prtsvione years, to all 141111,11.111 i bill,fl4 all preeetleot ; are now and SHARES io the 2g F.IY LOTTERY, is he drool' the aih of June, to whirls there are four Cerra Gram? Pr zee of One Hutichrd Tickets each, which mar produce to a Ticket I sod to u &attends upwards of oommil. BRANSCOIIIi and ('I). again guard the public against the dreeptioa art forth of their Ilrin and claims of the sale of the fist and last actor* f:rand Prizes so Given ; the far t iS• .I , l'll Sixteenth was sold, and the rortiorite adtcniu:ers each recciriml 1,3.171. Ike. 3d. at their Old as I Duly Offices iu London, wiz No. 3i, Curuhill, No. 11, llotWro, N,.. floyin3rket, And Nn. eV, Stran4. They will never. falsely assert they diviJed a Capital which was nut •hu u tutrly shared and sold to the iittl4ir n. abit, AY 1, 1510. NEW PLAN, With additional sod Rupetior advantages. srA rE To be drawn the zith Sum:, Id 10. CON TRACI OR. I In call the atteutitat of the Public to the utidtraientioned Scheme, containing, twaides tta Novelty, several grand Features and superior Buneliis, which, Z is conceived, willfully merit their approbation, siiil rillited • chance to Adveatartn, never given in any other Lottery : SCH EM E. a 5,000 ...... 1,000 500 so . 2,000 44 36 4,960 And I. the first drawn Prize above Lrd. Qat befog see of the noon-itoeutionrd Nundlipp) wdl lw gives, ia addition to the wiry-Pfizer., if 11te snpt ITrtomite Number is of the I. orer A too Tickets compraeil in No. 1,1511 to 1,271 Li- Ice B 100 Ditto Collivrtie.l iu 3,041 to 3,U. I sitar C two Wit. culmori.•..l i.. aast u;'4,ns* latter ll imp mite 9,501 I. 4,325 %Volt all the Prizes they may contain: spew this plau it is evident that one Ticket may gain lu withdrawing so many tickets (Attu the tranntily on S.lle, (41111Ough for the purpose of Missing them into Toni such dis!inguisheil Priz.v, porn-ming Chances hitherto u 1,11 1,511) Ow Vomits...elm Is Out iuscositlte to the Objections that inay he %tatted by those a ho could not pruritic Tickets at the close of the last Luttiv)—lic cam only autowale otrit objeclious, by announcing, that Tickets mid Shares will be prointitly distsibuted to every Lottely.ollice in the kingdoin. LIBRARY OF CHOICE HOOKS, BY Pt' KLIC AUCTIOX, WITHOUT LEAST RESERVE, THIS DAY, (the tat of May), and Tircaq-seveu Mewing (Iwo (Sandava excepted), By Mr JEFFERY, At the Historic Gallery, No s 7, Pall-Mall, AVA 1;11 A IDLE lend ..11-kliowt. I.llSit ARV . of BOOKS ; curitainittir all the rare, weal, and rale ab.or Pubbratatta iu retry department of Lite:atur:, too the tint invention of pr.nlitier to "Vie present tiler, all of liWch are the moat c,nrlttarni. Not a print or ale if sane inif en na! nne Toilsome, and ter lately lice brat Library of Woke ever a.del by public sale in this rountrv. TO WORSE:I : I : 11RP, STATION ERs, AND PRINTERS TO BE 'SOLD iIY AUCTION, * By BULLEN and At the Oreyhriamd lieu, Bnry St. Edmonds, on MONDAY, Apia so, and thirteen following days, (Sundays escepted,) rrHE Kinn. and N'nlieniple STOCK IN 'MADE of Mr. GEORGE ALDERSON, Joints', Ahfrigete.sheet, Bnry St. Edonsuira, comprising near 4,nno 'Volumes of ralualde modern Books, in the various bronclirs of Useful and Polite Literatere, many of whirls WC 11l the most elegant Bindings; also &variety of portable WetMg desks, Copying Mschines, Patent Ledge», and other Ac count Books, Maps, Colonr-tioxes, Music not Musical In struments ; Painticgs, Priots; plated and other Inkstands; Cutlery, ■nd a large quantity of Stationery, wilts the +hole of Ilse Printing Materials. Catalogues, price is. each, to lir had of Messrs. Longman and Co Rouk+.rlk•rs, London ; and of the Auctioneers, Bury St. Edniusio's. CH EA PSI DE A capital Assemblage of Modern Ilou.rhold Furniture ; • set of hoe mahogany pedestal, card, aool Pembroke tables, a set of Rutter's patent portable timing ditto, two very fine mahogany pedestal biol. boards, tight fret long, three aelll, 14 1114'11, of mabtognooy ("4011:rall ;Li red mu. rococo leather, six complete modern four-post bedsteads and furniture, too itrusselt carpets, rich tta and coffee t quipages tool tountersois other effects, the properly of Stu: ley, ' Melehalll, 'attended fur exportation to the Island of Guernsey, but detained tinder a Writ of Eseeutimt• TO BE PER EMPTORIII.I . SOLD BY AVCTION, Ry Mr. NORTON _ . Ou /he Pretuiwa, Nu. 17, Glitter laue; Cluesprittr, THIS and folios ing Day, at I °Thick prec is e l y, .... ........ . . ALL the I;ESU I Si F. h . EC' i':4, prinisig two complete drawing.ruton suits of Japanned ehairs, with ctislinms; a set of superb French drapery wio dow curtains to maids, wills gill lounged c o niices ; six beau. taut four-post bedsteads said rich furniture, made in a must Action style • prime seasoned gnalle ft athtr Inds; held and tent bedstea ds, with **amble bedding, large blankets, amid Marseilles quilts. The cabinet articles comprise doable sod single commode di sMrCfn, seerelaire, wardrobes, timing, card, naluokr, wad Ito , tables, pedestal and crllaret ritkboards, let Ire sits nfma -Itn:aov rbairs, eoverrd wilts a..tia haieclotb, and red ito. • littler, hdo r s• ile, and wutk labia, It,. tat:. pier glasses and maroro, some time cut glass di-tames% (arrive hoer', rich tea and c. Ike equipti.tes Catalogues to be ha., tM the gotesaisps. •RV AUTHORITY. This day Is polAislied,' price 3. Gil. WI ATHNIp.S I .1 apti.,,ed to f.nrd -miN t ro, an M s anival at Madras. With an Ap pendix of °Arial slnintex. WILLIAM PETRIE, Esq. Senior hlssultt.r of the Council at M Ars*. Printed Ca. ctiwk.l3lr,Jutuur, No 41 , Where WAV be loot, in nor aro with Slititary Plans, arid a Portrait and of Sir Santa* I Airelinvite, the Crintrutowler•in-Chief at 311a4rsia, price Ira tql. maci ow I.A PLATA.—To whirl. are addrd, au Acruirat of the Britiab KapeiWinn to that country I LIVCI6 of the pi inei pal Offieerartaphiped Ars row, &c, rd. THE PLEASURE, Or FRIENDIRIP. iF puirlialted, is use vutuwar, price 7i.,111 boa rd% • T UE PLEASURES of PAWN USIM ) : A Poe.. is Two Parts: By FRANCE': ARABELLA BOWDEN. SolAby Lonzataa, Hurd, Rees, ood Orme, Paternoster- MO. Or whom orgy be hut, price ios Ud. WI" , de. A POETIC:AL INTRODUCTION let Hie STUDY of BOTANY. By the sqme Author. Also, o few Copies uu large Mitt n.. pH" 11. Is. •. • Ws day as putdiabett, io a Jatlre type and paper. prier 9.. ti eats boar.l4, the Seemed Edition, revised, of THREE SERM(ENS 'au the JUBILEE. Frew lira it Vt'eltserk Chapet, Leaden. the Rev. CLAUDIUS' BiSCHANA.N, IXD. I• The %t o i*ic JUBILEE—a. The BRITISH JUBI LEE; 'lle THU E, or r:AV EN I..Y . JU St L EE. Alio, The STAB in the EAST. tie.entb E lure, with leilitional Notes; containing en Ai-fount of the Jubilee kitty reletwitted by the Natives of India, is cosusesiesstius of the event of receiving the gift "(the Ittbie.. Printed,for T.Cadell and W. Devise. Stewed. This day is published, price a.. boon t, the Thirtecuth Elitism, carefully revised and con ected, of rirtiE UEUICS t;UIDE: being n Complete System ul Arithmetic; with various Brunches in the Mathematic*, to six parts ; to which is added, au Appendix, coataining iniferosit Forms of Actiaittauces, Bills of Ex• clringc, ixe The whole loving designed foe the use of Schools, as a quest iou•biiiis, or a ieuselobrancer and iustroc tor to .ncli so have some knowledge of tigiatea l sad adapted for the use id the gentleman and scholar, as well as of the Nun of 11111141a4,11; and recommended by several very eminent 11111411111,11111116141,11. Ry CHARLES VY9E. Printed for ITilkie and Robiason, .1 Walker, imileberd and Iw•nermen; G. Rohnisim ; Vcritor and Co.; Longman, Dant. Rees, and Orme ; Lackiagtoo, Allen, and Cu.; 3. Richardson ; and J. M. Richard:mil' Of WIIIIPA may he had. Gy the same Author, price es. bd. bated, the Noah Latium, carefully revised, curcected and augmented, I. A KEY to the TUTOR'S GUIDE ; or, The Aritb. sneticialis Repository ; einstaioing the Sulatiors of the Ques tions, ir.e. iu the 'rubies Guide, with reference(( to the pages where t h ey *mad; towhieb are added ". where necessary) some moral mks, Dec.—Likewise an Appidulat, shewiirg the cum. bivations La' quantities ; the &thrillr ways they may be va ried; with the method of tilling the magic stomas, fae.— The *lade beiag principally designed for the ease of School. masters; sad, with The Guide, furnishes a sine complete and extenaive system of arithr,elic than auy minim ; aud will en able all those whir are arquanated with the best prim toles, to attain a competent buowledge of this sea. ral rules, with cane and precision. . ei t.t)ectoom orrmcinsie-tvrtiK or, The Vining Geoid own sad ladies' Guide to the English Tongue. Containing such a variety of Malty useful Mut ter, as Is cualiie leathers to instruct (Leer scholars to spell mad rciri the Liiglislt Luigissre aid. pi opt iety, with. out the assistance of any other book. In which gi eat care has been taticii to collect what assy teach )uutit their duty mid behaviour innards Girl soul MAIO, and to avoid the nu merous temptations of lute, sod of their own nogovernable passions. A new E.ldioti, with itsproveineuts additious, price Is. bound in cloth, or as a Rae paper, price is. ticl. bound in leather. TU 1110411i8KLLEKS. r ORE DISPt tSELI by Private Contract, k iiw 1•01 •F. m TRADE tit Mr. Thomas Roolotuller to S. Garthalsruivea Hospital, deceased, with Dig Shop mod ;',l9ltn. Per particolass inquire at No. 3, Cloisters, ihrlitellotimew Hottput al. SI'PEAFLVOCS HAIRS. • LADIES.—That SUI'LtiitFLUOUS HAIRS ere one of the greatest drawlnicks from the hcautv and delicacy of the Female Slant, Neck, Arms, ate. is al- lowed by 6111411, from the Prince to the Peasant. To re made then, talitNlS. prep:nit:lolM ba*T fro m time to rime, started up, but most ut them ' having beer futon! tither inef ficacious er &lett:re:ins, ere fa Iles., ur felting, elthe ground. In recommending TRENT' I)EPILATOBY, the Propric it:re oitt ugly observe, that it 1.1.1111/Vel the Hairs in a trey without ant pain or unpleasant seusatko ; that it has Dern happily oppbeJ, and highly approved, in the first circles of fashion and rank ; and that, for efficacy and luau retire, it now stands nteitilutely unparalleled and justly cele brated, It is sold (by special rippoiutmeat) by Mr. Perrin, Nn. 93, Souttioataptuo-street, ost:sit-Garden, itt boars, price Ss. each. Retail, ebo, by hecuu sad Cu. 150, and Thorn and Cp 45,01iftWitilrect Mrs Bowmen, itti, and Mr. Tauter, 7.1, New Bond street; Brigge, hi, Chearadc Golding, ♦4, Corothilt; Hupseuel, glnl , Biabopgatc•strcet; and all the petaespel Pettuusen sad Proprietary Medicine %coders in Lumbar. To Lathes, re.kling in the cannery, inelosing rsment, f, re of poster, to Mr. Perris, it will be immediately k cevded. DR. FOTIIERGILVS FEMALF. SPECIFIC, For the Prcrentwo and Corr of the Diereses peeabor to the Sem P 1111 AT a ttreat.q. 'hare of the infirmitirs is al lotti.ll6l the female, more than the other Sex, we have the sot loority of Scripture to confirm. Haute, tie rutneruus d:soi dm II bivls sleet wourea sod subject them to pain and sutterisig, at 'eery period But, iborgh this is the ease the .ame timid which Ins imposed the burden, bas aF lorded also ibieellS of relief. Ile has provided the plains with healing virtues, stitch, ander the guidance oiMenu, should restore health, tooth pain, mid prier an aslidute to the evil. Dr. FtITIIF-ittill.l.'S FEMALE PILL is a woaelerfol ronspositioa of this kind. It allays °cretins irrita tion, calms the arid tumult of the Wood, gives 'a the per turbed spirits their regular CII.IIIIC and eirculatioa, re stores the retest.' blue to its primer lose, and *Mks Co the cheek the maudlin* been/ health, Meaty, and purity. A:tailed all the irregularities of its eta, it is s lieCCC.failhog restorative; as, to (irethil %Ames sad Ohaismct Mos ; in Ner vous il;sordeve. as Hyr.tcries Spasms , Palsy ; diseases ft um a relaxed blue, as slier chilaied, Drury, sad Wet duties, the iii..ll.toit state, it should be kept by leery female se a proper &liar site nseduioe , which she can, at all times, reamt to, iu an attack td . any Moms. ! sold, whulesale sad retail, at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cbeapside, corrii•r of Pstiroosier row • Bacon 15114 and All, n 7ti, lla font.strect, Clark, stlish llnrusigh ; Tan, Mold Flitbluttle earl most Country Madman/ Vcuders, is hoses, at its. 9 4 . i earls I Of 1r Anna stay ►he Ihria. Dr Follies-weer* Nervous Cnnltal 1., y:, SO rllliiV If etalliftellAkd lot Ilor vet.. ut all Ncorutit Ce.1111441M, HI Mgittirs, prior 4• lid fori vo soak. f 7. , 4 . . PRICE SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY. IMPERIAL PARMA, HOUSE OF COMMONS—Mom DAY, Aram JO. Mr. W Presented a Hill for con4clidg the offices of Surveyor-General of Crown Lauda and Stirveyor.Genei at of Woods mid Forests y which was read a firm kne, and or dered to be read a second time te.inoigow, sad !bridled. • Mr Des 0•1 presented • petititio from the Gravers raid tH! tl piers of lied in the neighbouthoud Etilatiteirgb, for thet repeal of the Act for youltibiting Instill:dims of Grain. Mr. LUIIIINOTON Brought up the Report of the Cum alittee of Supply; which was read, mid the Resolution agreed to. Also the Report of the Irish Coroners` Bill. Mr. DicaLetos gave notice of a motion the Cam mittee of Supply, un Friday ; but, from the low 1t,.. A • whirls he spoke, we could net ascertain the object of it. . Mr SIIERID•N gave Ootice, that :t was Li.: intrti:.on 59 submit a motion, on Monday seimight, relative to the coo. duct of the war in Spain sod Portugal. The House then resolved itself into • CoternAtt.- of Sup. ply ; when The Cll4 N cri.t.opt of the Esessonita, after p few ob servations, waved, " 'l' hat the emu of tofu hundred thou. sand poutals -booki iiegnueniA In His Majesty, in order to tonal the ..ezngtanenta .intend ink* with kits Stubwe Mit• jetty fur the year It to." The R.s.dutiou was agteett sod the Report ordered to he received to.morrow.. Mr. BROVG11•71 postpone., his mistiest relative to Mr. Bathurst, trout Thursday to Trots, se'onight. • 'BREAD REGULATION. Mr. PaTilso:* presented a petition from t'!e Maplr awl Ally, men of the city: of:. Norwich, against a bill vending in that Hunae for the regi.ll 7 tam of the assize of bread. The Mon. Member stated, that the petition complained that the bill, as proposed, would take from the incorporated bo dies the pOwer of regulating the rt,size .of b. end, sod they thought the present regulation perfectly atiffia•ient to prevent fraud, allowing the diiterence of HA. between wheat and Hour. - • It was ordered to be laid ea the table. IRISH IMPORTS AND BXPORTS. '• Mr. Forma (the Chancellor of the Exchequer for Ireton(*) moved, "'that the annual account de • the imports tato Ireland, and the exports Trona it, ending the sth e January, 1810, olioild be pre sented ;" which wan agreed to. They were accordingly brought up, read, and or dewed to be printed. FIRST ritulTS. Sir Jed! NEVIN:IT roar, tor the rurprrm of `givir'g do ice, that he would, on a future day, move for a copy of the patent granted by Queen Arnie, isseorporatiog a body to have the contront of the First Fruits in Ireland. Mr. Fostan-:-" There is nothing to prevent your moving nuts." The night How. Baronet then moved, ser•lrdinz • to his notice; That an account should be taiti he- lOre the Hou . 4e of the Expenditure of the ring a tilts in Ireland ;" which was agreed to. • y .: GRAND UNION fANAL. Lnrtl INntrrun tUeved, " That the Report Committee mi the Grew, Uniop.C4o..,elwl ;-os,i:lThattou ; which wai 3.4%Ced to. The Noble Lord thee moved, it should be re-committed;' whicis wed tal?4, segrecil to. the a ,y R ,1 SUFFOLK ASSIZES. Mr. Cent:lTT moved, " That the Suffolk As. /.• s I; II ...honk, be read a seemid time." Lord Eunutt moved an amendmeut, " That it should be read that day six months." Mr. Catenate said, he thought the rimendmeht ill judged ; he thought it was much betre, to app to that Howie than to the Judges ; for, situated Pi they were, they could not have full kiwi% ledge at tending every circumstunee. WOilld tote Mr. CittfittliT !) ad that against the bill. 03 public grounds, for lie thought the opinion of the Judges should.be taker. before a bill was introduced into that House ; arid when h • looked back to the law of the land, he found it enacted, in thertign of Richard 11. that tbeJutigts had the exclusive right of regulating the assizes. Mr. Wtissom said a few words in favour of the second reading of the bill. Stronger were excluded, and the House diiided, when there appeared fur the second reading, Ave. noes SEC Majority The bill was, of counm, read a second time ; ordered to be committed on Wednesday. Whru we were re-admitted into the gal!ery, the Sramuca was• putting tbe question, that a writ should be issue.' for tne return of a Member fur the county of Gloucester, in the rooln of Admiral Berkeley, who had accepted the Chiltern Hun• drede ; which was agreed to. ;~.. .;~~. i MENAGE FROM HIS MAJESTY. rug DUKE OF BRUNSWICK. The C•ANCEI.LOR of the Kleiman re brous:ht op • Message from His Majesty ; 'hick was dered to be read : " Gnomes H. " His Majesty finds It necessary to state to the House of Consmenathat, in consequence of ti.e continued occupatioa of the territories of the Duke of Brunswick, by the Frenc:i armies, since the "Infer. tousle events which were attended by the laineuted death of his illustrious father in his Serene Highness the Duke of Brunsa i k W'olfenbuttel. His Majesty's nephew, has, after a series of gallant, but unavailing efforts, for the re covery of Isis possessions, been compelled to seek an asylum* in His Majesty's dominions. llis Majesty therefore recommends it to this House, to consider of the mein' of enabling hum to make some provision for the erimbhshment of his Serene Highnese, during such time as the state of the Continent may continue to preclude the re.. torn of his Serene Highness to his own dominions. and His Majesty relies with i•ontitienee on the loyalty and attachment of his faithful Common', to make such provision for this purpose, as may he enitrble to the rank, mind to the misfortunes of a Prince so fleetly allied to Hue Majesty's *Tone, and for whom liis Majesty's feel:ngs are so strow,:ly interested. G. K." 111 .-1 It woo thou ordered, on the motion of the Cut • . I ~