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He could net, In this Commercial country, a..vw to a Bill which went to rieulate the maxi mum of labour, without offeciisie the maximum of wages the Earl of LierntooL was glad to hear the Noble Eat express the principle on which lie to oppose Ow (weld infium hi,.., that the Mt did lint repo- Ali labour generally, b u t truly th e latmor ehildrais tinder a certain a:e. It was a priiiiiple of the common law, that children should nut be overwits keit—and ilsit this aril did eXiat, no person could doubt who was ill the least ileCree acquainted with the interior of the Arent cotton tiumufacto nes. It was on ibis principle he meant to found his sop purt to the present Bill. Much hod been said with rearett to the necessity of preserving free labour. No man could assent inure fully than he did to the propriety of this prise (irk; hut it could he extended only to flee ageols 4 sod fur 1111• reason he felt the Le;;islature WWI fully justified iu in terferiint.--r, Hear, hear.) 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It also contains much amusing contemporary Irish History...lke contests between Flood and Grattan, Egan and Grattan, Cowan and Lord Clare—the Dying Speech of Robert Enema, and hitherto mnpublislied Anecdotes of his last moments, are added to a great variety of other highly interesting matter . Printed fur T. Hookbam, jest. and Baldwin and CO. Lon dun; and Milliken, Dublin. This day is published, handsomely primed in one thick volume Bvo. doüble columns, T HE EDINBURGH ANNUAL REGIS TER, for 1815. s a * This Volume will he found to include that memorable series of military and political events, which terminated will, the Battle of Waterloo, and the dual Dimas! of Hoimparte's Dominion. The Narrative is written by the lIInnLY [NI NEXT INDIVIDU•L who contributed the ealtle departiMeOt of this Work for the Year 1814, and who 1145 pos.eimed peculiar opportunities of intercourse with the muse illus. triuus amongst those who directed the movement of the grand political machine. 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Speedily will he published. elegantly primed in out volume octavo, double colossus, AN ETYMOLOGICAL DICTIONARY OF THE SCOTTISH LANGUAGE. in «Web the Mullanee dedeard from their Originals, explained in their different Senses. and authorised by the Nature of tile Writers in whose Works they swear. Abridged Gam the cheerio FAition, by the Author,.. FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY, On 'tenant nt an entire Chyme went !Howley. ROYAL CIRCUS AND SURREY THEATRE. rriHIS PRESENT FRIDAY, May 2, and Toanorrov, Saturday, t►a . Perforsianees will COIR• Menet with (titl time) a splendid Comic Melo-I)ramatie Barletta, in Twa nets (founded nil au ancient Trap-Contedy, taken hum the Italian by &r Mina Coekaius), under the title of THE DUKE AND THE DEVIL. After which (for two nights only), a Grand brims Mole- Demo, is owe ads, called THE KNIGHTS OF THE LION. Conrail, Harms of Ewenlamb, Mr. Huntley; Clutilda, Coyotes* of Hembree, Moe Taylor. To conch a& aith (for two nights only) lite very favourite Barletta of WAGGERY IN WAPPING; OR. KING CHARLES IN THE ROYAL. OAK . Lag Charles, Mr. Cordell; Lord Rochester, Mr. Fitz williain; Edward, Mies Bence. Oa Monday will be produced. a new COINit Bar.. tette, to he railed" Rather Too Bad Also an entirely new grand Serious Meloodranse, called Ronli Khan. The Es trttaiamtnta be conclude with the revived Greed Spectacle of The &leer Swau • er. The Wigartrs Dr eam. Moult)! will he pntdaced, a broad Comic, Terrile Estrum. poise. wised op with much modem witignifteenre, in three Artie, to le, called How to Write an Opera; or, The Delights ~r !bast:the Authorship. In which will be introduced the Rrhearsal of a grand Musical Drama, called Auacooda; or, The Bus Constrictor end the &effete. " Peregrine Pickle," " Roderick Random," and a new Pmitinesine, are in active preparation. on Monday, the Intl+ instant, will be revived, for six Dein Giovanni. A HOWLAND end SON respectfully informs Zi • Ike Nohility, Gentry, and Public at large, that, in euasrviencr of tbe high repute of their celebrated MACAS SAR OIL insidious Peril-MD have imitated it with a Coun terfeit, composed of Deleterious Ingreslieuts injurious to the Hair, I.; avoid such imposition, it is necessary to ask for HOW LAND'S . MACAIiSAR OIL Esch Bails is Woad 1141 the outside label in red iuk, A Row Liao sad Son, with s Treatise on Ike Hair enclosed. Th.s Oil fi the ORIGINAL sud GENUINE., possessed of ollobriod• p. opritios—warranted to afford the greatest non- nrhnomit to the HUMAN HAlR—p►esesb the Hair bring mimed by Illness Change of Climate, Study, Travelling, Acenuchement, ite.—rrinuver the Scurf, harsimem sad dry brss--rentlerti it mat mad glossy—prenrais its falling' og turning Grry —creates a thick growth on the BaLDEST PiActs—oaken the hair strung to end, which it keeps in shin, weatlwr, exercise, ice.—tosparts a pleasant perfume-- anJ produc.s Whiskers. Eyebrows, Su.. The Proprietors '.arrant ns tunorence„ and to improve the Hair frees infancy to the l.test period of life. The immutable properties of this Oil have gained it the Humiliate of their Hoyal Hislinen*. the Princess cf Wales, Duchess of Yo►k. the Doke of Sussex, his Imperial Majesty the Linperor of Russia, by their especial authority. Price 3s. 6.l.—is—lns. 6J--and One Guinea each. Alin, HOWLAND'S ESSENCE of TYRE. Rir nosily writing the Hwir with this Preparation, the Peoptien,rg warrant to produce immediately N perfect iis RED ur GREY HAIR, WHISKERS, EYE. liNttWq, rtte to a Iseantifol glace,' and permanent BROWN 11111 l ming the 4111111 untoral Colour. Washing thot 144. inure dinahle. Ladies sir Gentlemea may dr Owls Hair with ease and Secrecy. Pike 4c.-7s. loa • _ _ _ sold nin:len4le, retail. anJ for exportation, by the Nat P. roprit toots, .1 HMV I.A N U Jr. SON, curlier of kirby•straet, 1 , 1 " . fi'"l "ruin( Ull air right in Hatton-garden, Holborn, "" 1 ..“; 411,1 lov •ppo,otineiot, by Messrs. Hendries„ Tich -1..0 ..tro o I ; Hr Smith, 117, Gatti* anal Pearce, N 7, D. 'lirrtnii, 47, Tiorner, IS. New Bond-Wert; theven.it sod t'n ditto; Holey an.l Biro. Corkspor-strori ; S. 17. Johnston. IS, Gr.-rig-street, Soho; Luxe, 330, SI "." 1 ; Wail% r, 4, kixr.r. 6,, Chenpside, awl 52, Park. *".' ,l ; Omer, 63, Holin.ro.b.ll; awl Barclay slid Sous, roevi-314‘ krt. ••• Too pro weld impositi.m. milt for Rowland'. RI, or l:n•imart'r D‘,., and the Si,nalure in rest sok no the lahle of ea la Bonk. A. ROWLAND and SUN. 4.ic J. SIVEWRIGII I' lea pleasure su stat. ar • ing they bad the good fortune to sell 24.206, the First L. 30,000 ewer drown, 15,760. the Last L. 30,000 ewer drawn, sad respectfully solicit attention to the merits of the present Scheme, which, with lorry 14,000 Tickets, contains 107 CAPITAL PRIZES! 3 Prize* of L. 20,000 ! 4 Prizes of L. 3,600 and L. 2,000 ! 20 Prizes of L. 1.000 ! 20 Prizes of L. 500. &c. And she Scheme is so arranged that TWENTY ONE THOUSAND POUND PRIZES DIM II DRAWN, la the First Treaty Mittatos, On the 4th June, KING'S BIRTH DAY. Tickets and Shares are Dow on Sale by J. & J. SIVE. WRIGHT. at their Old Established Offices, No. 31, CORN MILL, 38, H ATM ARK ET, 11, Houlean ' I 141, OsroaD4rnis4T, who Sold and Shared is the fiery last Lottery, 1 Prize of L. 30.500 ! I Prize of L. 1,000 ! of £5OO, £4OO, lie. ace. 111 other THE Royal EscAesop Plan of HAZARD & Co. CONTRACTOR•. WITH NOVERNMENT 4 FOR DISTRIBUTING AMONG ADVENTURERS 107 CAPITAL PRIZES. HAZARD and Co. by selecting the approved Parts of runner Lotteries, bare bees ambled SO to seranxe tbe preoeut Scheme, that TWEhTIf, One Thousand Pound Prises MUST BE DRAWN he the Flue 20 MiasteS. Tate KING'S BIRTH-DAY, 4TH June. THE SCHEME CONTAINS 3 Prises of Je20.000 ! 4 Prizes of £3,000 and 1:11,0001 20 Prizrs of £1,000! 20 Prizes or .£5OO ! 20 Prism, or £3OO ! 10 {'sizes of £lOO ! 2,696 Prizes of £lOO. R3O, &r. &c. The First 20 Prizes will have 21,000 More. The First bOtt Blatilis will have flsrnat. The Sixth-drawn Prize shove £l,OOO Meet be 1:111,000 !—or, £23,000 ! —or, £40,000 ! ! ! Tickets sad Shares are sellint by HAZARD and Co Cog- TILACTORS, at their very ul.l ether, No. 113, HuvAL caamar, Leaden (established upwards of 100 years), who Sold sad Shwa Five Prizes of .C20.00(1 i• the Last Year's Lotter4r., and Capital. in former Lotteries Itt 011111 M i ll ions . N 13.—raveurite Nutulwri nosy he %obtained by cart,' applicatiuu. A NEW SATIRICAL WORK. 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The Earl of LAUDERDALE desired that the Message of the Prince Regent to the House, coin tnunicatiug the intemled marriage of the Duke of Cambridge, should he read, together with the Ad. dress of their Lordships iii answer. This being dour— The Noble Earl again rose. lie had desi-ed t,‘ have the Message sod the Address read, for the purpose of sliewils4 to the I louse, that ram the face of titem a principle hail been tecogniSed, that a certain provision should be granted to anvil of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent's brothers as should contract marriage with the consent of the Crown. This liall been wisely done, for by the provisions of the Royal Marriage Act, the right of consenting to the union of any member of the Royal Family belonged exclusively to the Crown. and did not admit of the iiiterfelence of Perlis. .rent. If such • provision were faulty, the Par. !lament should proceed to repeal the Royal Mara riage Act ; but while that law existed, Parliament would oeglect its duty if it bestowed or withheld grants necessary for initintitining the iiist dignity and rank of any members of the Roy al Feneily. through motives of favour or dislike. In P irlia wilt it belonged to consider abstractedly the proper provision tOr maintaining the rank of every indivi dual member of the Royal Family, but it would act ino-t ungenerously in withholding 11 one what had been granted to another, arid most uo. wisely and ilijorionsly for the nitro/its of the State. because a mode of acting so captivities. mow open a door for the most improper system of canvassing. He had made these ob,srvations. because he had not, among the Bills which had been brought up from the House of Commons, in consequence of the communication f the Crows', seen one for securing a provision to ink illustrious member of the Royal Family, who had married with the consent of the Crown. Front hot seeing such a Bill on the table, he was to coneltide that it did not exist ; and that in refusing such a provision in another place, the fair principle which he had laid down had not brew pursued. but had given place to another of a far less c tttttt nmideble character: The Duke of Cumberland, as it was well known to the House, was strongly opposed to the political sentiments which lie (the Earl of Lauderdale) had usually maintained ; but far be it from liaise tit suffer such a consideration to influence his opi nions upon a point such 11111 the present. In deed, it was rather a reeoinmendation to him, that the. llustrious Duke laid rime appeared earnest in supportiug the principles he had coisscientiuusly advanced. His Royal Highness's character, as a public north was distinguished by umnipeachable honour ; and not a surmise hod- ever been advanced to justify the decision of the Idolise of Commons. At the time of the marriage of his Royal Highness be had indeed heard that the tionriege had not met with epprobation ; but be was glad to see by the Bills on the table that her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cumberland had, icy living iii the country, and by being therefore better knots'', re. moved the unjust prejudice that had been UIIWUr mutably and unfoundedly adopted with respect to her. and that she was in point of fact placed in the same situation, with regard to dower, as any the most favoured of the Royal Family. It was cruel, lie *aid, to inflict punishment upou a man whom IMP one was found even to accuse. A bill of exclusion front the throne could not have been More unjust towards the Duke of Cumberland thau the exception which 100 hero already taken with respect to him ; for. if he were unworthy of euJoying the same ad vantages that have been conferred on his Royal bro thers, lie was unworthy of tilling the throat of this empire. This proceeding had had the effect of causing very considerable reluctance im the delicate mind of the Duchess of Cumberland, whether her Royal flightiers ought to accept of a favour from those who had affixed such a stigma Il l icit' her Royal Consort I but she at length yielded to the commands of her husband. end shewerl, in so doing. a proper feeling of the seediness with which as English Prince ought ever bow to the ol , iuiou of Parliament. Ile had read n, the public hew s . papers reports of speeches alleged to loive beet" de livered in utiotber place, in reference to the propos. By W. S. KENNY. Loudest: Printed fur T. sad J. 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