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/ /(-C 4 Ott . . ' ll i ; Vi or G :•r_,.....i t A . z; to. • vr . . . . • .. , . .. • ,—............./ 0 I _ 1 utllni. vtt i l til P l 14 1 1 b t \ t I An 41 I t tti. b • --, • it ~...„, res,4---y, .., .... LONDON, FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1819. PRICE. SEVEN-PENCE. f NUMBER 5(4)7. THE 4TR.F.- V. , 1 L. C'ol' ENT-G.IIII I E ON MONDAY NEXT, April 1 , 2, Isl 9, will b. Arira 'he Trurdy of JANE SHORE. TN EITR F.-ROYAL, rMH.ISN OPERA-110rSE, STU AND. ROTA NY. Fr, EVIEIPION, Meoniwr or the novel Col l. go of Physicians, will romowner re COURSE of POPULAR LECIVRES we 801'41Y, on TUESDAY, ilw 20th insta•t, at Oa Atoll Rooms, at Two o'Clock pireisely. Tickets, P 'logic, or fur • family, to be had at Mr. Courtney's, Rmyent-cirrus ; Mr. Harding's, St, Jainves ; and at the Argyll Roots. N.B. A Single Lecture, cis. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. tiott vas at t. too. to colll• (-tore. It twofold ht TO orevetst Oisappoilitiiirstt, the Pithlir ere re "rettutly informed, that the preeenl keine cession Week, Mit. MATTHEWS IS" AT HOME;" 601 OM Ile rill be again At 11011 E" On MONDAY, APRII : ...I2,and the THURSDAY and 1141t7SF. OF LORDS, Tool It"IJA V, A PIA,. A. End Masa/Its presented a religion from Tydarreil, in Dribyslore. against 110 reversal ul the losulreot Debtors' A elc,--Laid nn the table. Tree Report of Thisnias'a DiWel re 8.11 :vas brought up by the Eiol of SIIAifTEPOURV. and agreed to. The Chaneery ('leeks Bill, and the l'ancraa I'oor Bill, were read a ammo, time, and ordered to he reported. MISSAGE FROM THE HOUSE OF COM MONII. Mr. Lytteltiiii, Sie George Club, Lord Stanley, and olhira, brunzlit np the Felonies sin Canals Bill, the Alyea dress Court-Roux Bill, the Res ulry Paving Rill, and oilier Bills of a private and local nature —They u re severally ►eid BArst lime. and ordered for a orerinil readOig. RANK OF IRELAI►L. wooer, Mr Farr pon ; Has(inv. Mr C. Kemble ; Dumont, hr llunlJv. Jane Shore, Miss O'Neill; Alicia, Moss spperreplle. A n." elpoh will he prollarrol. • New (;rand Dramatic srcrlsclr. ("pooled on Illrclier'a Play of Old Fortooutos i•lppeli 113 , ..11 1011 g in preparation`, with entirety new Mtehmery, Dense', mod I)ecoraiimot, c.illed F 4 )It rilN A TIIS AN I) lIIS *S4)NS ; /It, THE MAGIC PURSE AND \TIM(' NI; CAI'. The (hinter, sad Music by Mr. Rpolpp. Forlaastat, Mr. Farley; Arapcito awl Alidelochia (Fortis. seas', Alu•Dortsert and Mr. Abbott ; Shadow (Ser. vino to Fortiosaffis), Mr. Shoo hard; the (sliplo Of AlehAU• Apia. Wr. naswor. F...11111P, Miss Bcaumout ; Vice, Miss , n; Yonne, Mrs Faurit. 0. E i mer 1 . 111 , 11 J%. Kent Wary the Fourth (Part OuSaisnlpy, April 17. will be pesformill (for the int * nor '., a Nee Hammitt. larama, called The Heart of Mid. Li/fairs. SATURDAY to mg. Rox-Oiliee open daily, as toms,. SALE OF THE LONDON MUSEUM. V A I'OLLON ICON, ft • grnmi Musical 11 lostrnmesit, invented soil constructed by Messrs. FLIGHT will ROBSON, Organ builders, is esbibited every day hum Twelve o'Clock till Five, at the Rooms, PI, Si, Mariin's•lane, miller the inirncilitte patronage of his Royal Highness the Prince Rezent. The Listrionent p•rforstis the Introduction to Ilsiolers Death/en Te Deutn, Mosart's Overture 111 Z.iiitieritite, and Haydn's celtbratvil Military WWI to wills a grandeur of Jeer and precision equal to any Orchestra of the most ecientilic performers. • Admittance thee raining. MR. BULLOCK respectfully witsiounces to the Politic, that she SALE, by AUCTION, of the WORKS of ART in the ROMAN GALLERY, at the EGYPTIAN HALL, in PICCADILLY, will commence on THURSDAY the 29th instant, and thn.ie of the MU SEUM of NATURAL HISTORY, on the fullowisig TUES. DAY. To he viewed three itiys previous. The Catalogue, williont which no person can be admit led either to the Site or view, will be puhlisiseti in Parts, each containinc Six Days Sale, at la. ed. each. The First and Second Part may now bait at she Museani, which will be clued iu a fewer: previous to its arraageinent for Sate. Tina day was ponli►bed, iu twu volumes Intrio. price Its. in The Earl of I.lvEstwolat, rose is, pursuance of his wallet, sad inured the 'retold reading of Dill, prohibiting the Cormier and Cunspauy of the Minh of England from trinkig, say partial is gold, snail tic end of the mega op.ssiorie The Bill bring lead, the Noble Earl moeid the llosifen. lion of the Standing Ordria, to *bids he had referred Oil the preceding evening. This motion being acceded to is ithitut opposition, the Bit: was read a third time, and pissed. IN 1'; VT PATENT tivr. titatinfactiirrd POW !TELT THE IMIT NIGHT. ENGLINII 11PERA.HOUSIE, STRAND. r ro.AjoltilOW Ertiung, SATURDAY. with cme Fttrt'Ve Mr. WALKER offer* ASTRONO "IVA I.r.CTURE. in fordwisene of Me Solemnities of o w w e ek, persuaded that sic glorious Troth* of SC NCO I , :tr hif htlll object, iorulratin profound eurereuca rr Great Author of Nature, sith • knowledge of his it, ki. The Nli% El DOVKANION shall have adatitioual 1. -e•ot nod splcod : two ties Sernes. sod mauy parties. ••. oho Ml* will Innunt,ce To the Nobility, and Young Vol:. bout School, the Friends, Dissenters, Ste. Mr. W. trusts ii..'i‘s offer may pewee arreesble. ro.sry.s.i.; Pit, ; Gallery. 2a.; Upprr Gallery. lit. hang 01...11 at Si%, begin at Scseu.—The Munn is favour to the nriglitottirliourl. TIOTAL AMPHITITEATBE fARTLEY'S), STESTMIN- St LIL RRIDG E, riuLe the Patromice of their Roast Hichneases, the PP I tt EGENT and DUKE uf TORN, 11'11,1. N according to A I Custom, EASTER MONDAY, 12th April, 1819. 11 , c P;;lsl , c is moot respectfully informed, Iluit,duling the $.% Imo; t 111414 his old.esiahlislied Theatre has here closed, 1+1; ,re AS ILLY and DAVIS have been actively employed $0 m..ku c A DDITIONA I. 1M PROVEM ENT fur the fur -1;0 $ Atroistuiedation and Comfort of the Public, as also rcn d. Iht Stage still more %psalus fro the purpose of intro. slnelec eirioas %VAR CHARIOTS, and °Owe ANCIENT CHIVALRIC C.VOLCTIONS, displayiug the whole !VIC D of REAUTIFUL HORSES in a different point of stew Vim hes etofom, *bleb has been accomplished ilimuch the 1.1. 'hum of AN ENTIRELY NEW 'MELO-DRAMA, writ -114 n expressly for the occasion, and will also introduce al ye ral New Pei furious, with ninny Ord Favooriies, extensive New Scenery, Machin. ey, sea Decorations, the panic's''r of which a ill be ixpreseed Advertisements. Royce, As —Pit, Is. Doers °pelt aiskialf. past kite, to commence precisely at Nall-pest I .'ete Second nice at 11141-past Eight. Places to be taken of Mr. K unlock, from Te a wail Iriper u'Clock, rf whom Private Roses may be nightly mimed. ALIrATE, CITV.—Ass excellent olithrilin silty for Prima' 13 Valet or iivit•sr. fp& ISITUR I: —The EON DON REPOSITORV fur the CA BIN E l'• NI AKERS' SOCIETY, where there are selling all h Melo of Cabinet (;nods, Mattresses and Feather Beds, loge. User w ills a great variety of Carpets, Blankets, Ticks, Quilts, Counterpanes, &c. and every description of Furniture that is s..plisite to nish Apartments or Houses, always ready, tiisi eimbits them to famish, at a few days' notice, aud fall 1.0 pc, rent. cheaper than ally other house in London, at 71, I ~.I,olllll.slreet, near A Idgate Pump, the real Nlattress and 1 c .thrr Bed Slsnufactory and Agency Home for the Cabinet ciakers' Society. 'llse following Articles ate given as a Spe • insets of their low Priers:—Six Japanned Chairs, U. ; ts ditto Dressing Table, 155.; a ditto Basin-stand, 155.; Hearth Bogs, Itta ; Seamen's Bell and ninth, as se. earls ; 4 f. et 6 inch Tent Bedsteads. If. 7e.: bordered Mallets* to 11.; Feather Wits, 21 16..; Mahogany Fonr-post Bel o. ails, 41. 15, ; Mahogany Chest of Drawer., 31. ; ditto Ps min ok- Tallies, U. 16a ; six ditto Chairs. and two elbows, tis ; 4 feet I/ loch Tent Br listen& soil Furniture, 41 1.1. This Sew lely n.prrifolly lilforinn the Public, that they have kousmertrel tlw 1.11.•wr Establishment for the Employment :ma Sappost of a number of lools.stritoo Metismoirs,4llll§ tote Fmoiliev, nod now offer their istionsfectured Articles so the Calomel lane of the best Workunauslisp, without ally profit 6.-4 4 i... r ite:I upon the g 00000 Is. except the lime huuse esprua., the Wen tieteu befog fully satisfied wills having const.io.l I issployentot. Good. psi Led and wist to any part of She ; nu . Loge for Ihr packos4, except packt POUR IWO'. FUMIGATING, AN I) VA. BATHS, Nu V,, Red m Liumwmare exhibited upon the s 'tile of the celebrated lb Goitre, of Pat . 's —Animals d t,) the ttttt 11• E l. of several of she must slistiesgssi:shed Phy ci -I'llP, snit Surgeon. of IJuitlon, and encoassageol by the rusu• riks BUYS 1111141 th has attended the ape of the aliore Baths 111 fl ea. it I of several of which hive twee, deemed utr or- Ahlr, she Pruitt ittor beg' lease to invite the attenti 111 l of the Potdie In Isis Esstalslishment. The relief obtained in some esnisplaiv.t , by humid warm baths, has been funnel much wore es stein awl effective when trratell by tlsis new method. ts this, by submitting the entire pet son to the action of warm . sisal:shoos raised by fire from aromatics, soilohisr, or mer. Bury (aces•rdiug, to the stature of Ilse case), effects • speedy und radical cure of the most obstinate esstassious discuss, frissinloiss glanslular swellings, and enlargements of the jousts., MrlYlnliAfy vcssereal symptoms which resiet the mirth. s.ssry stilton of mercury, and in palsy, whether general or Tlw 'lmre Bettis may absolutely be considered • meet tie is the ts.wst stages of rheumatism, a• well as in gouty utlectious, parttru.ally in the dangerous slid distressing furor s.f that shwas., the Le or flying gont—Thom Medical I.eisileuten who here not yet hussunred the liaissldiehment Will) a 115 ii, a ili COAT • f•V•ar ou the Prssprictur by in -psi-tin: it, sued passing their upi Ilium,upon its merits. Sla!rn.rntr of lime Curs of PC1114111,1 recently creed by these issgeilser will. ilwir Names assd Places of Residence, I. It for insist etuon of flume who tiny honour the E.ta. ut With a visit. • ---- 291, STRAND. 1....L 1 ALMON, 01)Y, tinfl L most restore-trolly VY Warm the Public, that llii•ir PATIOST SELF-A D .III.STING TRUSSVS routiusie to Ire recoonsteusleil by all do. coot einoient Surgeons in Tama and Country, The •Prituto nee an rosiossurted so to admit of increase or de ono, In IR 11, and force; will 1111141 M fur sight or left ride, without she 1, aot isiennweisienee to the neartr, requiring No soterodrap, or other galling bandage. The Nitride,' have the tumour to supply the Army and ?`"r , the Novel and 31slito.y Mondale, Ike Dorkliords .ad Orolorturr, the Marine Infirmary, the lionourstole East 11 6 1 1 COlllimsly,ilw City sal Lecithin Toils. Society, the Mar t . !clump, Wavelloronslir, 141001, and 'Denbigh IssArstioi• 46 II iddleses Hoopla', Lt. Lc tee. 31anoifselory,161 Strand, London c et a la Galerie du NNW Royale, Na. 163, a Parrs N liPersons tooling its the rslll airy, oenshog the rir rascal-retire of the Inuly across the htps, us - ty depend is:aus bettor arestralety tilled. Iltrld 4 7 Butler and Sono, No 34, Ssarille street, Dab ; moles, ur vivre Do o 4 ;1.4. meverypri,tfilr.ii Toon in Englaod PREVENTION OF FORGERS' OF BANK NOTES. i PECIM ENS of NOTES, Ills au entirely new Principle, which it is conceived cannot be vspied by say Engraver or Printer, ale slow EXHIBITING at 30t, Strand, corner of Newestle.strect. Admission Is.— R. Stint respretfidly acquaints the Public, that the Speci. mists of Notes now submitted to their Inspection have un dergone the private scrutiny of Artists and Mechanists of the gest who are unanimously of opinion, that it is not possible ro imitate them in any degree, so as to deceive the Politic. By this new method, every Note will exhibit the same appearance, however 111111/161/OU% the Impressions, as the Plate will not require to be repaired after many mil lions have been printed; and each Note thus presenting, even for a artier of years, a complete uniformity of appear. mice, the least attempt at fingcry would be instantly disco vered by the Public. It will be seen by ass Inspection of the Specimen between the Glasses, that the smallest possible variation would Melba the eye of the most common oh. server, awl thus lead to immediate detection. TO THE CURIOUS IN WINES. CGATES anal FEA RON return thanks to the Nobility, qrsitry, and Public at large, fur the gene ral Encouragentern they have exiwrienced at their ESTA BLISIIMI:NT in the ADELPHI i and beg to re, that in addition to their extrusive Stock of choice WINES, they Wave arrived from the Cape a Parcel of highly curious and superior Wine from the HOCK GRAPE. These Wine., braider possessing the real Hock flavour, are brilliant and colons tau, particularly adapted fur the table at the present season of the year, and are esteemed the &next sample of Wine yet imported from the Cape. Price 36a. perdogen -70/. pee pipe-36/. per lila C. and F. have also sun rale, at the Adelphi Vaults, aed at the same prier as the above, a Mark of very &se RED CAPE, the quality of which is considered little inferior to French Wine. PRESENT PRICES, fur READY MONEY ONLY. Flottles warranted the full Mae.) Per Iles Per Doz. Flue Port 42s. Finest Do. Wile.... 964. Ditto, ISIS Vintage Curious: old Ditto, T. C. 475. Burgundy, fine Fore crusted Port 48a. to 50e. Champaigne (exquisite) 130 s. Ditto, 3 years in bottle 545. Cole Roti Fine old Sherry.. 445.t0 48s. Yin de Grave 904 The Amontillado Ditto.. 525. Raisic, superior Fine Madeira (direct) .. 464. Sauterne Choice Do. West India 63e. Moselle, very Sue Do. East Ileitis 754 Illir nigh DO .. ...... 84r. Rocellar,rimicert quality 465. Hock, old and superior 1265. Teneriffe, Madeira ti 4- Per Gal. 'nor ft ICII Malmsey Vidimia 635. Jamaica Rum, old Fine Cape Madeira Do. rely superior .... 30s. Fine English Gi11.... Claret, small flivour. I rul 725. to 80s. -- - iVities in the Wood on terms of first advantage.—Ships ping 4)riters executed, and 11w Trade generally supplied. thders from the Cussidry, per post, must contain remit. lancrs.—Bottles and Hampers charged together, 4s. per dozen. Office, IS, Ailatn•street, Adelphi, six doom from the Strand. GENUINE COFFEES. DEACON unit C 1). of CX)FF EN MART, 11, Skieverestreet, Snow-hill, London, established by the British Cutlet Planters and Merchants in 1811, take this opportunity of appearing before the Public, to return their most sincere thanks fur the patronage and support they have so iebeially afforded 'hem irons the commencement of their opening Oar Coffer 3lart, and to assure them, it has Irene their constant study to sell a truly gem/line article tut the must re...onside terms. DEACON add CO. think it normary to impress on the minds of the Public, that as the article of Coffee is subject to great adulterations, it becomes a matter of inepoi lance lo Families and the Public in general to be informed, that the Coffee Mart was opened tinder the auspices of a respect able body of West lndu Merchants and Planters, who had for their object the introduction of a wholesome beverage, at the very lowest priers the markets would admit uf, and, at the same time, of genuine and Mired quality. Deacon noel Co. trust the Public will give them credit, when they confidently assure them, they have at all times adhered t , r the profession. thry have made, via, that of %cadmic a tek-Iluiele wb•desume beverage, without the smallest adulteratiou ur mixture of any nature ur kind whatever. Resent Prices-4811e Dutrb Coffee, roasted, 3s. per lb.; ditto, rr 4,2 s. Rd. ; very gourd ditto, summed, 2s. 9d.; ditto, raw,ta. 34.; Plaatatiuu ditto, remitted, 2s. 6d.--Ats Allow. 11111.C1/I.oit 111 lakullg a quantity. Raw and Et fiised Sugars. Deacon and Cu. beg to add, they have appointed moat respectable Persona, so various parts uf the kingdom, as Agents fur flee sale of their Coffees, and are williug to treat with respectable bott.es in those 411V/115 where there is not at prevent an Agent appointed. The trade in general I.ripplortl 041 the neat reasonable terms. Shipping orders 1 . 11C4711101. Gl.lOllll carefully packed mid tent 411 ell parts of the WWII and rotts.l y with the utmost etip.ditiuu. Letters by post pustrlttally attendee, to N.B.—Two doors from Fteebmarket. STK!CTUR CUBED. BY a new Method th-? above troublesome Com phosei is entirely erailleatell, witbenst flosiheal advice, whither of toot or shaft staslitiK, except constitutional, as w.•it Mg all weaknesses eeoerally iirciimpanying it, sad in a shaft tense the whole systems is re-established, being owe of the ipeniest iliseottries ever Milk, by J. LYNCH, 311, Dyke street, St. JAines'ii. Regrettable references will Itt gives if required --All let• ten Iw he pup-paid. N Q.—'rhe prim of the \Wirier, including ether seem; series, is (tie Viands a parcel. hoards, OLD TA PESTRY : tt Pule of Reid Lire.— " That which before isa lies in daily lire."—Mtiveow. " I will ensconce sae behind the arras"— SOAKSPEART. Printrd for W. and C. Tait. 78, Prinee'a•atrrrt, burgh ; and G. and W. B. Whittaker, 13, Ave-Maria-lane, London. 'this day was published, pile.. 71. 6d. [muds, A URA lON AKY ..f QUO PIONS in 11 must frequent use, taken chiefly from the Latin and French, hat cumprsing many from the Greek, Spaiiish, sod Italian Languag►s, translated into English; with Illustra tions, Historical and Idausaiie. By D. F. MACDONN EL, of the Middle Temple. The Seventh Edition, revised and corrected. Printed fur G. laud W. B. Whittaker, Nu. 13, Ave. Maris. lane. This day is published, pace ds. stitched, .A DEFENCE of the CIWRL:I-1 and 11NI VERSIFIES of ENGLAND, against such injurious Advocates as PROFESSOR MONK, and the QUAR TERLY REVIEW FOR JANUARY 1819. By Sir JAMES EDWARD SMITH, M.D. F.R.S. Stc. President of the L1.1101P1117 Society. " 1 hate when Vice can halt her arguments, Ana Virtue has no tongue to check her p.ide" MILTON'S CONINS. Pubhated hy Longman, Horst, Reef 4, Orme, and Brown, Loudon ; and *old hy the Buoksellers Of Norwich, Liver pool, Oxford, sad Cambridge. Just published, iu 3 Vol.. 113 mo. price Ida. 6d. boards, T HE BLACK BOBBER : a Ruesence. By EDWARD BALL. Printed for A. K. Newmau and Co. Leadenholl.otreet. Where rosy be had, the following Popular Novels, just published : REDMOND THE REBEL; or, They met at Waterloo. 3 vols. IS. 6.1 THE ESQUIMAUX ; or, Fidelity. By Emily Clark ; 3 vols. 16.0311. ALBANY, by the Author of " The Beats Monde," &c. 3 vols. les. eel. The EXPRESS, by Frwores D'Aubigue, 3 vols. lbs. CHARMS of DANDYISM, by Captain Ashe, 3 vols. 21s. EMILY, or The Wife's first Error; and BEAUTY and t'GLINF.SS, by Elizabeth Beunett, Author of " Faith and &c 4 vulg. 206 SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY THROUGH MARGATE and HASTINGS, by Dr. Comparative, jun. bs. This day is published, is Sim. wish Plates, 7s. fhl. THE QUARTERLY JOURNAL of SCI ENCE, LITERATURE, and lbs ARTS; No. XIII. fur April. CONTVITS:I. Account of Batavia, its Inhabitants, Com merce, Climate, ike.; by the late Dr. Gillen, Physician to the Embassy to China, under Lord Macro-they-11. Lefler. on the Elgin Marbles, addressed to M. Canova, at Rome ; by M. Qisatrenucre de Quineey-111. Memoir of the Services and Proceedius of Captain Webb, Surveyor of Kimmins- IV. Or the Lisast of constant Congelatiuu di the Himalaya Mousimius; by H. T. Culetwooke-Y. An Account of a %in viter case of Cough erred by extensive Bleeding; by E. Braude-VI. On Useful Projects-VII. Memoir on she com bined Agencies of Oxygen Gas and Water in the Oxidation of Iron; by Marshall 11a11,M.D.-YIII. Letters from • Gen tleman proceeding un a Public Mission into Tarlary-IX Observations oil the Sea Serpent; by W. 1). Peck, A.M. F.A.A. Professor of Nation! History in H d College, America-X. Account of the newly•discovered Cognitions Tribe, who inhabit the Weal Coast of Greenland, above the Latitude 76° ; by Captain Edward Sabine, E.R.S. and F. E.S. -XI. Description of an Ore of Copper from Cornwall ; by W. Phillips, F.E.S M.G.S.-XII. Analysis of Copper Ore; by K. Phillip*, F.R.S.E F.LS -XIII. Account of the vio lent and destructive Sturm of the 23d September, ISIS; by Prufemur John Farrar, of America-XIY. Experiments on the passage of Gases through Tubes; by M. Ferriday, Che mica' Assistant at the Royal Instituliou-XY. Letter to the Right Hull. Lord Lives pool, proposing to remove the British Museum to Sumereet-lionse-XYL The Opinions of the Ancients respecting Contagion; by G. D. Yeats, M.D.- XVII. History of the Plague that raged iu Moscow-.-XVIII. Official Report on the State of the Manuscripts of Papyrus, found at Herculaneum; by Sir Humphrey Dewy, Bart F.N.S. Svc --XIX. /Egina Marbles; by K. C. Cockerell-XX. Pa pers read at the Royal Socieiy -XXI. Mirreellaneutis IMO. ligenee. 1.-31 F.CH A NICA I. SCIENCE. Sect. I. Astronomy, Optics, the Arts, ke.-1. Theory of the Rainbow-2. New Cornet-3 On Budding, and on the Fig-Tree-4. Preveution of Injury to Piaui., from Insects 5. New Light-house-6. flub ttttt ite fur lithographic m oor , -7. Grass Rope-S. Premium fur Flax-9. Linen and Thread from Nettles. I I .-CH EM ICA I. SCIENCE. Seel. I. Cloemisiry.-I. On Nitric Acid, in a Letter to Dr. Uri, M.D. 311.G.14 ; by Richard Phillips, Fit S E. F.L.S ke.-2. Production ofCold-3. Gallic Acid-4. New Arid -.5. Tartaric Acid, from Potato Apples-6. Cyanugen mud its Compounds-7. Applicator's of Artificial Sugar to Biew ing-8 March colter...tea into Gum-9. Separation of Nickel and Cobalt-10. New Metal-11. Protoxide of Copper-11. Uses of Refuse of Oxide of Iron-IS. Devout posit km of Wa ter by Iron-14. Oxymui odic of Lime-IS. Sulphate of Siroistion wood as Flax-1 41 . Alkali from Potatoes-17 Gun powder inflamed without a Srark-IS. Glowing Lamp-19. New and delicate Tberisiometer-20. New SeKßegisterimg Thermonseter-21. Specific Gravity of Gases. Sect. 11. Mi-teurology, &c.-I. Meteurs-2. On she Aurora Borealis-3. 00 coloured Suuw or Rain-4. Yulcaiic Island -5. Earthquakes. 111.--;-NATLIRAL HISTORY. Seal. Zoology, Medicine, fr.e.-11. "Tapir in Aaiss-'l. O r . genie Remains-3. Physiological Prize-4. Cow Puck iit India-5. Arousal Calculi and Coucretions-6. Substitute for Ciuchona.-.4. Email Wood. lII.G EN FAA L LITER ATER F.. 1. Gollob Antiquities io the Crimea-2 Ancient Tombs 3Fs lai Counidarei-4. Ancient Tows' it Egypt-5. Anti quiores at Xrlge--6. Aneiror bridge-7.Seieutilic Excursiou in Anteries--19. State of She Population of Paris for 110117- io, G ie ueouil Population mid Tirritury--10. George Bidder, &e. far. fec. NEW EDITIONS of the former Flumbera 44ve beta gain Reprinted. null may be had separately. Puree 711.04. Printed fur Jam Murray, Albemarle-11nel. 11 — by GA LON and CO. has risen to a degree of eche. billy quite unexampled, from its combining every requisite a Hat might to pusses.. The principal material is silk; in appearance it surpasses the Audit braver, is equally light, and will wear twice as long; its beautiful Clll.lllr and shape it retains to the last, resists till weather, and, mistake the beaver, it never spots with rain. Peke Us. The Patent Hat is sold shulesale and retail, at 424, Strain), eorour of Bedford street; 10, Culler. vie'', Dub. the ; mud Ca, New-buildings, North-bridge, Edinburgh. ROYAL ASSF.ST. After anon, time , She itrllDl : 11tiNCY1.1.011t. the Env! of IVESTWORILAN and the FArl of SUA VT SUL RV, te-reilemi Ike Huntie in Ilwir tubes, and tinsk their .rata on the sack as Royal Cuwnnissiunen. A intrsitge was cent in lite Common*, commanding them to attend at the liar of their Lurd.hips' Hewn:. The C Ol,ll etcr ellirrea pre- ceded by their Speaker, and the Royal Ar.ent MR/ then given tu the Bank of Ireland Ite6iriction lAII, the Isinkeeper's Rates Rill, the !Freight Money Di.iribuituti Bill, nod *nine other, of a local nature.—The Mouse then adjoui tied to this day fortnight. HOUSE OF COMMONS, 'nano,Ay, Arad. P. The Aberdeen Court House and Gaul Bill was read the third time, and paned . . CONVEYANCERS. _ _ Mr.C.ouggrit•Y presented • Petition from the Solicitors of Exeter, praying that oslicesiaed per•ons ahoeW pot be allotted to practise as Conveyancers —Laid uu the tattle. PARISH CLERKS' BILL. Mr. S. DOURNC pren•otrri ■ Petit from the Parish of Si. George the Martyr, spiral the l'aribh eleskt.' Laid uo the table. SCOTCH SAVING HANKS' HILL. Mr. W. Douci.a• brought tip the krport sif the Scotch Saving Hanks' Hill —To be committed ou the 22.1 of April, mud to he printed. LONDON CLERGY RILL. Mr. GiexvittA. presented a Petition front, as we under stood, the Chureltworilens and Overseers of the Vended Parishes of St. Rene% slid St. John, Corithill, , iwaying to he beard by Counsel, against the London Clergy H.II. Ths Hots. Member wished it to he understood, that though he pi it sewed the Petition, it was not to he inferred Hutt he was at ■ll prepared lit support it.—Rrferred to ►he Committee on the said Bell, tool the Petitioners to be heuttl by Commit. RIBBON WEAVERS. Mr. P. MUORI gave notice, Hut, ou Tuesday, the 27th instant, he would more the House for leave to bring 10 e Bill for the Relief of the Ititsllea and Silk N'est'ers, (wind ed ou the Report of the Contsisitkv, W 'hum Mete Petition* were raw red. ..... WOOL TRADE. Mr S. WORTLEY gave eotice, that he would submit to the House, immediately after the Wirier', a Motion for the Re peal of the existing Laws relative to the Stamping of Wool. He wished to impure of an Hu...... Gentleman (Mr. H. ttttt er), who had moved fur certain Papers relative to the %Teel Trade, whether be iiiteuded to f I any motion on those documesit• Mr. H. SUMNER said, lie had moved for the papers, be. cause the system adapted with respect to the wool trade formed one part of the gu ievances of which the agricultural interest complained. The House, it appeared, hail shut their ears agaiu , t the sufferings of that body, and his abject was to lay a civic before Gentlemen, to which they meld nut close their eyes. He had not, however, ter the interdict which had been preinulged by a leailieg Member of Administra tive, any intention to oiler a specific motion ou the subject. INSOLVENT DERTOKS' ACT. Mr. S. WORTLIN presented a Petition Isom the liikabi touts sof Wakefield, against the Insolvent Debtors' Act. —Ur (erred to the Insolvent Debtors' Act Committee. Mr. CIIICIIESTER presiited • Petition from certain Debtors confined in °Sea the Gauls in Ireland, in Cassius of the Insolvent Debtors Act. The Ron. Mewl,.r intimated a wish to have this Petition referred to the Couiniatee now lotion upon she Insolvent Debtors' Act. MS. CALCRAFT, SS a Milither of that Committee, said, the slate of the Irish leisolvent Act was rut under their ems sideratiou. locked, their bawls were at present so tun tball it would be quite impussoble fur their to dispose of coy ad dition to their labours. Mr. CIIICIIVATER still thought it world be desirable that the same Committee should embrace the inquiry into the lu solvert Debtors' Acts of both conutries. Time preseist I'AO iioll/11 merely prayed the the existing Act Ile not repealed. Mr. CALestaer repealed it would he better to &rime time two inquiries. Mr. eNAILLES GRANT would be very unwilling to add to the labours of the Committee, but be still thought they could massage both inquiries. 'llse Insolvent Act world ex pire in Ireland at the same period it would cease in this country, and he thought as the inquiries were in their us tiire so connected, it would be much more advisable to con join thee to separate them. The general principles, and he presumed the details, were much lime saute in both case. The only difference was, that in Ireland there was no Special Commissiumer, the jets isdiction being exercised by the revs. tar Judges, nor were there, he believed, as Isere, Provisional Assignees. From all he could learn, the Irish inqiiiry world nut extend beyond three days. It would not, there fore, materially interfere with the other ditties of the Com • and hr thought they might be iudiseed to take this additional trouble on their basois. In the absence of the Noble Chairman of the Cuinntittee, he would HUI give any notice on the subject as presets!, but would pimping his intention until alter the Easter recess . Mr. DAMSON ttwilsoi sisal the Coural!lfee Nould he in. doccd to model - hake this oilditinuol insk. 13g segietteit to see nay apparent indisposition to ince:lllok the operation of the Insolvent Art isi !retard. Mr. Ilnutiatilst denied that there was any such in.lispo sitiam, sir any lake , warmness exhtbited inwvtils !reload Inn this subject. It war, in fact, with • tiding to hove the Irish bosom's dispatched thus the separatiou of the two in quiries wag recommended. There were very material cattlea in throe Ilnluisws l the Right lion trelithinuto himself (Hr. C. Graaf) hail started one or lieu, Homely, the COllll ROL lion of tkojerisdirtiou in intend. It Mat the constiintiou of the Court in this country *bleb led to so mock inquiry In the COasinitter. Oa the principle of the measure they viers quite agreed, bill the detail" of the Cowl led to mach examination and inquiry. Ti.• eircuinstanee also of the want of • comptslonsy power, In get at rent tullorwesitioit re. speclitit fraudulent aosienmeids, load bee* Inuit Ms. tamed i that defect did not probably cline la Ireland, aa the hiders a She land *vie the admiariotratoia of the Act. He understood there were insert re, it inns noun Ireland agaisiat the Act. Could any Illerobre suppose retitniairs• would be satisfied Hideo. flu it evidence war heart! before • riewienittio. Eitieland they rersoiol) vitiahl not i mad "`lry the) were likely I. be salt 4icif in Intimd without examine. to. hare separate Coenneittcrn sing noil ns thee. ot. Iv-. 1.,. fore the prestll owe was pi toed daily, the leish Ca:moot. e could *ma themselves of it, and proceed at t h e MOM II Mow with their branch t.f the subject. Mr. PrEL thought,thet as it woe tlrtirahle to assiatihste the laws of buds coontriell in thie resitert, it world lw w.. 11 if one Committee emlwaced the *hole sohjett. Frans). keen cunienitted ender shit Art here, noel hr etre errant Wee would also be founts to Ate.. been corrornittwill in le Lool. 'lke Committee, wheels hen the knout...lige of toe"' istaviuces be their tomtit, reapectiog the tiperat ))))) the law hers, were more likely than a new Committee to see throogh simi le, practices dimwit/Tr,. when adlustitted to these ionic.. . Mc. *Herman %VOW) thWieght that the lb p..rt of the Committee would shortly be mathe l and lie trostril it would then be (tonsil that time etiosvgli toained for thesis to . airier the Irish brain lo of the suli!cel. Mr. expictsed his wlllingne , .. r c evtepol rhr labours ref thereat:tatter, If it rte., lot .se I I ...ten to mair:ininte, Wit he .rally feared it coul.l nos. The cneso it o w n 4,,r the Cutlet in Ireland was complicated, MIA win... he. IVO obertet4 that half of the labours of the Committee vv•lfe IL 4 VI the ertotiderkbait of the Court Lire, he cowl.' Hot to • 160 a few det • v would dispute of the 'rude braiiett or the iiegoriir,. If the Iwo inquiries' were conjoined, the Committee 0...)1.1. perhaps', be enabled to report thi• end then first labours would fall to the ground, as the Act weturil at that period expiry. far. DawsoN repented his anxiety, that the 113111,r mutter shotili consider hefts iiiquiriee. hi. knew thsA the matter would there be better cousidered, awl with tre.re dispatch. Mr. CALCR• FT said, that if. after the COTIVI lice ;tut r. mitiated the labours in which they were , mime, .1, could take up the °tint branch of the sulije.s, would be mutt ready to devote hit time to the betties inquiry. Sir lIESItIr PARNILf.t. hoped the Committee trolled islet time enough to make the. inquiry rumples.. The Petition was thew brensglit up, and laid ins the 1. 4 1.1.•,. Colonel HARDLY premetileii a Petition WMr souse t 11. rt. from rest:ts Debtors in the Fortr C.;14 it Slordeal-iit. cud our from Persons confessed foe debt tes the Gaol of Mutts shan.-I.nia oe lb. table. • CASH rAvsir.Nts IN iNEI.A D. On the motion of Mr CALCILATT (to which be undo karma there was uu obi' clime), accounts w►re loitered Hight p.a.i tity of issued by the Billsk of hefted ,hire the ht.lar (ur the payment of notes of a certain date io CAIIELFORU ELECTION. • Mr. 11ANNING, as Chairman of the tumriford Election Committee, appeared at the bar, a n d statrd that the Committee had instructed . itius to report to the House— " That Marl• Milk-ink, iksq is not dish decker:l Meentter to nervy in Parliainvid for the Portenth eiont ;ford - +hit J. B. Maitland is not Italy elected a Menthe, in sesv. c.r the said Buryagh—ilust 'Ebonies Hamner, nt:l .tal♦ circled a Member to serve for the said Borough—hail that Joho Stewart, Esq. k not etceted a )Jemb• r to M. ye Int. the slant Itorungli. That the election for the saint Ttorontgli of Camelhord is null and void. That the Pi tilhin itgaiiici the election is not frivol 4mq or veNal:iies, and that the oppo sition to it is mot frivolous and vex ilium." That the mitt Select Committee had also come to the following resolution, which tlwy had directed him (11r. Manning) to report , ~. " The Committee feel it their duty forth!r to report to the Muse, that it appears to them that pra• *errs the m. 4 corrupt carat in the said horosigh of Corwiforat—first th a t distinct nets of bribery trail out lees sollii lenity pr. erd iii evidence, to justify them is asking tor I k e !nitres...renew of that Nowt." The Report was (aid on the table. Mr. NIANNING moved— " That the Speaker do issue hire warrant to the Clcrk of the crown, directing Idris to make out a New Writ for two linrgessrs to serve in the present Parliament for the tto. rune, of Came Kurd, In the room of. Mark Sti'hank. E.. q , and J. B. Maitland; Esq. who have been derlased ou @hely elected." Mr. H. Suutien said, the Report of the Com mittee was a moat uosabahieboy one—loal this House ought, in his opinion, to p. I ace thettsvehra in the situation of deciding ott the evidence that had been adduced. Ile should therefore feel it his duty to pisrsue the course adopted no twit or three recent oceciisioto., and move, sr ii:i aineolicisrot to the motion, " That the Speak. r ito mat s.sire his warrant to the Clerk of the Crarivii;' which, of tar ried, he would follow sip by moviii , " that the m . notes of route-nee he printed." lii then moved— " That she Speaker ,to not temue his warrant, until Mon day, the 26th of Apral." Mr. MANNING raid, as the Committee had old specially reported any acts of hi dicey, it .lot slot appear to him that there was sufficient ground fin; the proceeding fecommearket by the Hon. Meta.: her. Very strong t?asotas indeed ooght to be ltd. duced before the Houle consented to take this oil: usual step(Heaf, blur,) ---a erlp Which might per- . haps withhold Representatives from this loin/ails diiring the present Beiroion of Parliament.—tlfear.) Mr. GRENYELI. put it to the lino. flllen?her for Sibley, as no sits of bribery were sufhoielit'y proved, whether it could lead to any noefiii pear.: treat result, to press his motion Whot good could be expected Irons the delay whirls would he arc.s. sinned by limiting those minutes ? Ile hoped the Hon. Member would see the piorntr:y of with 'no motion.—( !tear, Otis.) Mr. P. hltiottE *aid, every case of !file kir/fraught to meet the determined indignation of that How-e --and, whets brought before the m. should be W.: lowed up by the Most minute inquiry. It was at the borough of Cainelford that demanded surto a proceeding, but tine honour stud ctarraffer of the House of Cummous. Mr. fel•codtta id said, that, though d Memher of the Committee, he had tfot approved of the It. - port. It did not receive his sairetion, because he thought the only reason that could israttfy • !herein! Report Was, when a Committee hod suds overthor before them as would form a grothid for sod* soh.: aetident &tiered ing.—(Heer, hear.)-11 appease - ell to WO to be the most immeshing OefifilAt to Arc . 4 , We have, on the reedit of thin inquiry; a swop,- lion that acid of bribery have been coretrhitteti—lntl *e have gm evidence before us lb enable the 111..Rsie to take an ulterior proiteedling Olt flats eirte.'•— (Hear, larar.)--;.lueb a statement Was (laity em. precedented. One or tied Merintiors ef the Irnr s i: fo re r r i t il a 1 81i ew erec id f :ted::: " W t as . " w w ie r s l i h l w o u t u s l i o t el :t . lre s e u rLi e b t .i re h i;:al es is4 C r i s :Trilli 1 poseeilele; to the old precedents-Are fed unit...or- ,:o. multiply' Caste.; and he belirierl the Hour ai..004. by their decision on this quession, pore shot they erstertainad the woe feeling. tie embed ties rim ceiv eon what ground tins motto, tested. V, lig