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- Ear • P 4 • C : • % •tf 4 / 1 ) . 4.: t r," 10--N.471 p Vr f .• • /2/ 61/1/4-1- /1' lit'. 'll d m 1 ;71 T b t :oit,kcJid LONDON, TUESDAY , APRIL 6. 1819. iroinit 5094. imier 89.VEN-PENcI:• iv I? .4 TI? ROYA L. CO rR N T-0 A RI) RN. ON 110N1)4wAYAriNe I F ; X he i . ; :re A 1;1 0( 1 1819, will JANK EAST iNMA HOUSE. APRIL e. 1019. THE COURT If 1111tECT11lt4 gl the UNITED COMPANY of 111 rustics-Es of ENG. lAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Not kr, , That the colimirrr.F. or BUYING sail WAR E. Tlouscs will be ready in rereiti• N44104;113 in wrilissr. scaled up, um or Iwl.rr. WEDNESDAY. the 30th April, 1819, Gum moth refl4llS as nosy be willing to supply the Comp:toy ‘1 ilk ~I .IIPERIAL ' MOUSE OF LORI)!. MossAy, Atm 3. Ir.r.rertom; 11•01i•RA. Mr C. Knell, ; Pronbt. Utartioly. JAIr Mow, Aliso ; Alicia, Miss sonocri A: ivr •Lidi will 14. rrmlneed. • New Crawol Drammie Srwriciele, fonntted nn INtl I*4 Piny of 4/1.1 1:J11,111100s (Mifith bug burr I , ,HE in pi scuati.v,), ‘sith rulirrly 1114:M " Wi n akellilitrY. ".. i' 4 •••• mud Ih.riornhaso.. called F()HTLINA I . ,1N lIIS SONS • • APPEAL. • • Mr. Wetin:reit was beard tin• dlay, at eunniilershie length, in the row or Airitninter r Irk. Tlw Kids or Holperows snerrtei, took the oaths and tbrir seats. 311 . 1,1 T AR Y ACCOUTREMENTS. CINVASS, MAT ING, WHITE LEA ID, .1 MIN SCREWS, PItIChERS anaI'MUSIIFS, a n d BEECH PLAN h. ; And this the Cainlitions of the Conte icia may he aeon upon application to the Clerk to the said Committer, with whom the Proinirrils must be left, hen.rt" Elevt n of the Clock oil the said Ilith April, after which hour the Cm.mitlee will UUS rriscivc any trudr... JOSEPH I/ART, Secretary. flit) BE 501..130 ...pe de I OWN A NeON, with Coach 'lowa said Ntablea ailjuining i ,s•itable fur Ilte Rtaideocc of • law Family. For particulars apply to G. B. Tyndale, Esq. Lincolo's lan•fields ; or to Nissan. Gillum and Cu. Nu. 176, Oxford sarerl. AGAIN !! ! —CARROLL .• Sold 4 thIrATFR AMOUNT of Viiipitu a p this say other ofiethirerper, as this fullevriwg Likers:ll 706 .... • Price of 2n,000 Guinan. 2,216 7016 1,919 6,209 !,213 2,847 ....... ........ ACCOUNTS. Persons from the Toasters of the Tbseate NetizAtirm. MA room the Trasteee of the Irrni., bee Taro Fifr " 4 Eiloolhorofh. permitted the assfoitel oceoritto air receipts and disbursements. 11410LPENT Dr.iiToot. remi...esitiot the renewal of the le aolvew nehlorte Art were peroratett by the C. 6,1 of Fleeleetatteal. frooni Thome ; by Lora Awnaet. IntAs Nottbettlytgel awl by the 51arquut of CAJIMIRtI, (pH% the hooettagti i t ' A vec • WIN now T AI. _ _ OR,TRi MAGIC PURSE AND WISHINI; CAP. 7 Isis Orrrirre and Yn,ir lay Nlr. rot lonaius, Mi. y ; Amp.do and A tokliorbil (F u rls. on ion's:Coos), Mr. D. 1111.1 I and Abbott; Sbadosr (Ser vant to Fottoustosl. Ile. fr.sosb,..t; ob.. c A ti p t. , i f m om ,. Otis, Mr. roosior rollout., ;1114s Bellllllllll/1 ; Vice, Miss Less,' g VOrtor. Mag. no Fasts r.Tsts Way, h s. Henry the (Pert ipuSsisorst,p, Avail 11. ~II be prtforno.l 'for lbe first bud. AV!. Desios, rsUeil The Heart of Slid toWsirsi. TO THE PROFEIETCWS OF EAST IXDIA ROCK. 14mm Arno atuTtestett, 1111111 3 ; ELECTION of SIX DIRECTORS 11 for the EAST INDIA COMPANY being appointed for WEDNESDAY, the 11th April N. xt, the favour of your Vote mud Interest is requested for the following. Gen. Denies', viz.— A lexander Allan, E•ci. Hon. Ilugh LimNay, Robert Campbell, Esq. John Dorris. Egq. Samuel Drivis, Esq. David Scott, Esq. Whirls will much oblige, Ladles allll t:entleisien, Your must humble Servants, William Taylor Money, William A;tvil, Eurtlani C. Plowslen, John Bripb, I . :olive It 4i ke% Win. Stanley Clarke, Thomas Reid, Joseph Cotton, Ccorge A. Robinson, James Daniell, George Smith, IYm F. Elphiustone, John RlmJun Taylor, (71riiI. , s Grant, John I hornl,ill , John Siren! Toone, Joist; loghs, Wm. Wigram Smith, jobs Jackson. Llsl highs HUMID!, Miireh3o, IN% The Earl of flr.stionimein presented a Petition feats t►e inhabitants of Stoic. is the cowsity:of Waivrforil, praying for a repeal of the Window Tax, and at the same time expressing their gratitude for the relief hith►rto taw& ed in the turns frith regard to the establi►hmawtt of a Fever The Coliale Gas Bill was read a second time, and the Carlisle Canal Hill the third law. JURY COURT IN SCOTLAND. THZATRR ROYAL. "ROUSH OPERA-ROUSE, STRAND. rrn yrp.rio the bire re. .prttlutly fawned, Om the !rem.' belie: ILI. • T; .1, MR 31,41 - rmws is " NOT AT HOME ;• twt ilia' lar • II! In win AT IIONIF" N.B —l4O. 706 wa• the HIGHEST PRIZE which the Lottery coutaiiird, itad she above I 'arias's wine AU Drams oil Saturday Is,t, April 3, whin the Lottery finished. The Lotto ettancru.on lievnglit in a Bill for altering and amending the Art relating Its the Jury Courts of Scot land. with reference In eittendi ig the trial by Jury in Scot land to civil cases. The Noble Lord slid not wish that the Dill should be 'tressed 111 a seemed reading before the bah slays; he ill. Wore should move, after the tiro reading of the 13,11, tint it PIIOIIIII be read ase I •on the 23d of Apia. In the mean time, he hoped the Dill might he printed, as, that Noble I rods mold ascertain the nature and object of the proposed alieratems. Ike Dill was then rend a lint time, and ordered to Ire read a second time un tho 23i1 of A pr il. 0i MONDAY, API: 11. 11, and on the THUGSDAY and 14 % I l k DAY following. 11ust.011ier open ilat4, as usual. Ticks I■ tool Slow for • New Loiters, of 10,000 Ticket's, which contains. FOUR Pricer of 20,9n11r_are on Sale at FIROLL's nery Office., No. 19, C7ORNHILL, ..a96, OXFORD STRRF.T ARERCROVRIEN PRACTICAL GARDENER This day is roblisheil, price Bs in boards, the. Servo(' E.li- Hon, revised, wish considerable A , !ditoms, by 11 r. JAM ES MEAN, HCil.l Garihoier in Sir Alt.:sham Hume, Bart. of rilllE l'ItAl: Fl t•A I. (IA it I)EN ! . 11. ; or, Improved System of Modern Horticulture: adapted either to large or small Gardens; designed for the assis;soce of those G. ',denies' who massage their awn al;,1 as a Ronk ut 11.4treare rill the voinig professional Horti culturist. Ry JOHN ABERCROMBIE. enured fro I'. l' Nell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may also he had, The GA R DEN ER'S COI PA Nl' ; or, Horticultural Calleitilar; to which is assneleil, on a pl an never before exhi bited, the God is Seed and Plant Estimate, shewint the necessary 9041011 y be h.. ..ti-led of Ser.l4, Rooth., Olfois, or Plants, 11l proportion t.t th. doneosions of the G81,1.111(1, Ehlyd (p.m the origin .1 M“sossesipt of J. Alr.reroin!ne, Aothor of" The Practical Gardener," Ste By J. Meats. The Second Edeti ~,, , 'nice 1. TO THE PROPRIETORS OP EAST INDIA STOCK. Lamy' AND Grwrt.rwun, 1.1 AVI N t i the honour of rectilninehrl-11 11.11 to you by she Di.ectors of the Fast India Company, as CANDIDATES fur she DIRECTION to he chosen shot Year * we take the liberty of rhqur.tilie the favour of your Vote on the Day of Election, WEDNESDAY, the 14th April Etta. We are, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most humble Servants, Alexander Allan, Hoch Lindsay, Robert Campbell, Juhn N orris, Saone' I.lavis, David Scutt. IN,' India House, :March 30, 1319. 4 l.i)(1 ATE. w•sitorto -41.1 city for Permits in was, of HOUSF.IIOI.D FUR. • F. —The 1.11\D(1\ 11EPOSITOlt Y fur the CA. 1 . .11AK M' Sl/C1 ETV, where there are lolling all kind• of Vann., Cunt 1141Irrs.es loot Featfirr Bests, toge ther • ith • great variety of Capri*, Blink. in, Ticks, Collie. Coantrritan. s, der. ass :every downy' ion of Fornitore that is r. qutaite to loissish Apartiorata or Hume., always ready, that enables them to fsruit.ll, at a few day,' ' o g re, and Poll 70 percent. rbraffr {ban any ~it,, r house in London, at 71, Liatlenhall-ctre , t, o. at Mileage the.. al Matlrt•ii nevi • .ther el 31anur...-1...1 sod Attar, Hour , t•fllo• Cnhiael wake& foilsivring At toles rir t rrn. a• n Spe. dam u( their low Pik.. s:—tits J•panne.l Chair., 11. 51. ; a .4,1 a, n eema i n g Table, IS.. ; :I ddt,. Illagsso.l.lA4l4, lbs. ; ',earth Rae., Is. ; Seamen's MA and Pillow, as 54. each; 4r. ri ninth Trot rkilstrails, 1! 74.; bordered Matirer• It El, it.; Feather Seel% 21 Ult.; Alahntany four-p•.at Rea. stags, 41. IS. ; Mahogany Chest of Drawers, 31. ; guilt Ptoshrollte Table,. 11 ; Inv Jim, Chairs. and Iwo elbow% RI Or ; 4 feat S tenth Ti sit Divlvienils an.l Fllfllllll4ft. 41. Th,a sae nil reareettnl4 nifotins the Public, !lint dory have rniereenctil the above Cat ablo.linonit for Ilse Etisptuynseut and Som.. t of a smother of isoholtrions Nleelsattic•, with Loge Fnntilirr,aud tiew isifer their inaotifactorell Articles to t h e Cabinet Doe, of the loam IV o rhan.klaship, ..iib ou t ally confit being pc i tt,rol twin' the cootts,terept the ball. 11.111. e. exp. ...wit, the IVorFnteu bring fully s.ttisletl with hariug constant employ own 4. Goo& picked and s. rut lo any part of the Kinvlatto no charge fur the packill. ()Mortal packing materials. PAY M ENT OP OM. PENSION Est% BOVA I. HostTA 1.. CHELSEA, 3rd April, 1819. N ;1111M131 , CP fir t h e Act of do 5.1 Yeur of his q. Majesty, by n bids it is enacted, that the out. Tell•duni v. of Iles Hospital shall. in folia.. be paid goer. telly, in advance. instead of lialf.yearly : Notice is hereby given, by soavr of the Kiehl Hininorable the Lords nod ~ihrrs, Cuilinti , sioners for ntitusging the A Esira of the said Hospital, that a ll the Out.Prnseoners thereof. resi.loog iu Liindun, or a itLin the distrsel of the Hulls of Aloetality, are rerroired to •rio,Ar personally, anti regineenlally, With the it 1111611110 00000 P, slat Certificates or Atlmiutitatt, at Ilse Seco.- laity's Office in the said Maoist!, ass the respective tby.,stid in !huts 4.lTercot d assec, sreto.hog to their sraeral rates of pt talon us 11111.1. r tii.l.tionetl; alien attendance w,II In, given I,nni len 4.'4 luck in the morning, until t hi ee in the ufternuois, fur the nairmel.l of quarter ui • ye,r's penriun in advance to the 24th Jane tat at. On TUESDAY, Ow 6th of APRIL 1 Le Pensioner' at 54. per day, and those al thl. to the cud t.l the aumbered Kelton nta. On WEDNESDAY, the 7th of APRIL. llor at 16 1. I,Vut On. Royal Garria.... 14.111.41 nm awl rp.. ton...wg I:eKnu.•nls and Cu. pa; those at 7d. and 5.1. and all ILe •al 9.1. per 'ley. On THURSDAY, the ells of APRIL. 1 Wave at 9J. per day, frost' the Ist Foot Guards to the GOOh I•uut in. !naive. tht SATURDAY, Iltv Idth of APRIL. Tho..e at 9.1, 1... r .I.v, from the tilt Foot, and all the re /H.111161g ItVgIVICIItII and Curl.., as also thu.e at 10J. per day. On MONDAY, the 1211$ tor A PRI nose at le. per day frum the .14. vent Recint nt. of Ca rah", stilt the Ist and 2.1 Rvginietste of root ( ;Is its 11, On TUESDAY. the 13th of APkI l.. Those at Is. per slay, hum the 34 Itcottleot of Foot Guards, iv the ♦nd of the nuailo red Krcimeuts at that R4le. On W EON F.RDAY. the 14th of APRIL. Those at It per dey, from the Royal Garrison Ilattal'oo, t.. 1 nII the F.:mottling Min:mesas and Corps, and also thug et It. 00. pet day. On TIOAISDAV. 15th of APRIL. "ribose at 1..11 ►s. is. 21. 1,. 3,d. rod Is 31 per 0,, ITIDAY. the 14113 of A I'llll. _ louse al i4l 15.441. Is. 4/4. 14 '9l Is. !)1, 1 01. Is 41.1, 1.. G.J. Is. 7d. 1.. Is. Id Is. E l l,l. 14. 9.1. L. tr;..l. anal Is. Indio'' , day. UI SATun DAY, the 17th of APIII L. Thusrnl Is Int& p. r soul upwards, anal those Pen sions is %she hoar 1.. s u 311141 . 111ra 0:1 aCCOOOI of Clilolll4t a. It is al:, ordered and directed. that all the Oist...P.lsaionrea lal.mgibg to the said Fltemital, du ply particular 111141164,n thew tostruetimia, whirls they are removed 14, to oilore al tiw Wale of iwytisenl, by alio+ they are ordered Ts, trams ttt i l 1., I hr Paymaster C neva of Laud fmces Its their allida% its as therein prestrileril, oil or ;mute. after iv, uoAstss (by ssithuut whirl. their :%.4111f•11 13 md be mitered oit the l'..y• Lists for the sash:. quest' %Mier, sod 11wy ere not a flerwards to chant, 11,...r ',lace of ah.wlr, 01 *reified in their slfidavids, withuet ussAvoiJ. aLle ueressily, and dolly notifying it., *AMC Aud further to like Notice, that to totim simmer of 'mol.lllll rautls having 10-rts enmm.ned bt Petssi.soss , 1.. the R. cella of Pension A... 1 I'. ise.llloury, it i. ordered that All Pro:inners au offending aliall lw *frock ufl the P..nri ll.kr, and fort'. it fur ever, all hesirlit arisime from Ibis E.taldisliment y II iv 'because to he 4,h.ertril, that 10 poesirmer of this the t.mosoissionets sl Marto Nlertiogs ou Ihe 17 oh and 25th 4.11.4.1 Ilooth, Mr. riled the f.dlusring MONA In be 0.," k r , ll the 11..11113 1 7th Fool, MEN EFF•I. at I. 2a. per day. 611 th Fu0t,1,1.1/111,1E 11.1/4 K. at Is 110 ditto. 7th Drsgr.oes, SAMUEL MiI.LINGS, .11.1... The Iwo (wow a has in: been faulty of fore...! rsusioo to befwg.d the 1hm,44 •of )I.g. Irate,. to it. . 1.1 arterl A • (Issids, and the faller f o r sit. rust Isis hair tar tu his I...irtortims Parr., nail then by drfaaodsng the 1., swan appuinud 10 pay hum his retos RICHARD NEAVI, Szerclary cod Itegibtrur. 'LOYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, Established by ROYAL CHARTER, in the Reign of KING GEORGE the First. MARCR, 1619. PERSONS whose Annual Premiums fstll doe ow the 25111 instant, are hereby informed, that Re. ei ints are it , iw ready to be delivered at the Cuinpauy's ()Ricci, over 116 e Royal Eacka!,ce and in Pall-mall, as well as hytbuir reaprvire dents in Ilia several Counties; and the Partin sowed, are reiliteocil to apply fur the Renewal rrf thi it Pubcies nu tae before the oth of April next, ns the weird Fillets, My.. ellowrilf,,r Payment, beyoud the date of each Polley, will then SAMUEL FENNING. inn Secretary. ••• Altriotalice is civets, daily, al the said Mires fur • the Assisi:no e or Buildings, Goods, Mei chandises, and Ships, io Harbour, iu Mick, or while Building, from Lug: or Dainace by Fire; and also fur the Assormwe of, and grautiog isuities ttt t Lives. N.ll.—Fire Policies will he issued free of Expense to the As,aceil, where the Aoisoall Preintuin itutuonts to Bs. or up w ds t'REVF.NTION OF FORGERY OF BANK NOTES. I EC( NI ENS of N 4.)TEs, on an subset' orw Pi isciple, which it is conceived cannot be copied by any Euler:wit or ['rioter, toe now EXHIBITING at Stisiol, corner of Newcastle...lfeet. Atliniasion Is.— K. Scott INl`pr et fully ails:sluts the thtt the Speci mens of Notes now solemn till to thi ir Inspection have 1111. &Maar ille private arillialy of Artists awl Nleclianitits of Slur fort :iliility, ebe :we unanimously of opinion, Bill it is any ileei•ev, so its to deceive the I'obl.c . By Ibis new inethu.l, every Note will exhibit Slur u e appeArasere, however sioinerou , the linpressisios, as Hie flair will wet resolve to he repaired after many mil lions have been printed; sad each Note Ilusts preaentilig, evils for a melee of rare, a Cosoisirte 'uniformity of appear auer, Inv least attalara nt gingery would be instantly tlisco• weevil by Ihr l'iiblic. It will be seen by an lospectinn of the Specinit is bowers) She Glasses, that she smallest possible satiation would Make the eye of the must common ob. sinter, and thus lead le inunoliate tivtection. DR. WHITAKER'S HISTORY OF YORKSHIRE. This ilny is published. Part I. of A GENERAL lIISTOItY of the COUNTY of YORK. By THOIIAS DUNIIASI IVHITAK ER, LT..D. "%S.*. Vicar sit Whalley, roil Rector of Hsyliain, ni Laucashire. l'he whole of the Landscapes in this work will be engraved from h.auliful Drawings by J. 111. W. Turner, Esq. R.A. and the I sus al Subjects by 11r. Bass k ler ; Inch will lit extent...l in the very brat style of the nit by 3lessra. land. arse, Middimlll, PyC, Scott. .1. I.e tieux, 11.1. e Kena i W. itce.; a n d the Wood PO VlEltelle% by 1111 e. Ilratissfito. The work will he handsomely primed in folio, on fine dearly paper, nod the large paper copies ou super.royal liming paper, and will be delivered to the Subscribers in Paris, price 11. 2.. each; or sin Loge paper, with piouf int. pressf•ins of life Platen, prier 41 la. each Part. Full Prospectus' of the, Wink, Willi a lint of Subscribers, may he bad, lON application, of the Publishers, nod of all other Itookselluis. Prisitid fur Longman. Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pales oustecrow ; a n d II us al, Robinium, and Co. Cliesipaide, London ; and may hi hail of all llook,ellers. ARERNETIII''S 1111NTERIAN ORATION. This slay is postilisheol, in bro. price ta. Tli N li N TEIZI N 0 ItA TION for the fear 161$. &list:tea before the Royal Villege of Sot c-ous, in London. JOHN A RFRNFTIIY, F.R S. Sorgr.m to St. Rat tliti:oisicw's soil Christ's Ilospitala. This Oraiiint is printed in 11CiliVO, that it 'nay he bound up a ob Lcctores at the College, exhibit ing :11r. Hittites's Opinions on Life, sod its FYll , l'llOll4 ill the States of Walils and Owns.% Ftinte.l Air I.ittigussii, Dorsi, !Ives, Orme and Brown, London —Of %Thous mry iMe 1144, by the 511111 e Asi hot, 11., the Constitutional Orit;in, Tresinscut of Local Des. este a, and use Aneurisms, V.I. Olt Des. uses risersibling Syphilis, sad nu Diseases of the Urethra, Eta. Ua Isijiities of the Dead, soul 3lisertlaneous liubjeris, /hs Lumber Alrirrsra and Tumours, 8., Inquiry into the Probaliiiily awl Ration Ally of Mr. H On. •111.111. y of Isfe, 45.6(1. loisodeort,,rif I.a.ctorr for 11w V. sr 1815. eslotsiting some of .Is. • Optision• resprttrssg 1bw5...1 , , 2s. 11.1.Y•,..107.14-11 I..sisorrs, is t h e Vrar 1817, 84. Soir..zit al owl Wu: Ls, sompirte to 3 vols. 6vir. 21 boar.l4, t• Faith his Hair is of a go••d Coined, an excellent Colour." .4, You Pike if, Act in. Just published. p. ice Is FAMILIAR 1.! •.i i••trreatiu t g A F.SSAY, on the curious Structure. the varied Col a, and Pres..' walnut of the HE 414 N HAIR; embalming it full and copious description of its growth ; a•t easy manner, how to improve of eta pro perties—lhe csie.es of its VS.ird COliotto • —OW Silitifiet 611 and rapid change. in Slime colours—mid the easiest Way to re tardy them when mild. awing—elucidation of the iliff , rritt disorders to which the Hair is sntsjeri, sod the loon and emirs' means to eradicate thus. diseases, au I pruritic.e it beautiful Head of Hair—shewiiig how a full growth of Hair ought to be sppreciated Alan c mbioioti sit unex ampled series of historical Anecdotes; Ohs. •vaino.s, North, Philosophical, and Scientific; with Extracts from the must celebrated Authors. Sold by A. Rowlaud sod StIN Kirby-street, Halloo gardte. Tlis day is published, in aro with Plates, Is. 111. THE QUARTERLY JOURNAL us SCI ENCE, LITERATURE, and the ARTS; Nu. XIII. for April. CONVENT/ :-I. Account of Batavia. its Inhabitants, Com merce, Climate, Sr,; by the late Dr. Calais, Physician to she Embassy is China, miller Lori! Macariory-I I Letters WI the Elzio Marbles, addressed to M Canos.i. at Rome ; by M. Quatremere de Quiticee-111 :Memoir of the riervires aid Proreedisizs of Captain Webb, Surveyor of linnsson- IV. Ihi the Limit of coostant Conzel.ition in the Himalaya Mountains ; by 11 T. Coiebraoke -V An Aeconnt of a sin gular case of Cones cured by extensive Bleeding; sty E. Brande-Vl. On Useful Projects-VII %leasniron the coin. pined Agencies of Oxygen Gas and %%later of the Oxidation of Iron; by Marshall Ilall, M.D.-VIII Letters from a Geo slenuu un • Public Mis • into Tartary-IX. Observatioiss MI the Sca Serpent; by %V. D. Peck, A.M. Professor of Natural History in Harvard College, America-X. Account of the newly.diseuveied Esplimanx Tribe, who inhabit the Wrist Coast of Greenland, above the Latitude 76°; by Captain Edward Sabine, F.R S. and F 1.5. -XI. Lkscript lint of an Ore of Copper irons Cornwall ; by W. Phillips, F.L.S. NI.G.S.- XII Aoalysis .0f Copper Ore; by R. Phillips, F.R,S.E F.I.S Account of the vio lent sod destructive Storni ••f the 23d September, 1815; by Professor John Farrar, of Experiments, usi the paii.age of Gases through Tubes ; by IL Farra•lay, Clic. mical Assistant at the Royal lustitostion-XV. Letter to the Right Hw.. 141111 Liverpool, proposing to remove the British Museum to Somerset-Ilimise-.-XYL Th e Ilyinio,,s o f s h e Ancients respecting Contagion ; by G. D. Veal.. M D - XVII. Mainly of the I'lagnc that razed in Moscow-XVIII. Official Report tin the State of Ilse Manuscripts of Papyrus, found at lici.culaiiciim; by Sir Ilunsidirey D ivy, Bart F.R.S. kc --XIX. .Izilia :Mashies; by R. C. Cuckerell--XX. Pa pers wad at the Royal Soviet y-XXI. Miscellaneous Intel ligence. 1 -NI ECH A N ICA!. SCIENCE. Sect. I. Astronomy, Optics. the Arts. Ike.-1. Theory of the Itainhow-2. New Comet -3. On Budding, and on the Fri-Trce-4. Prevention of Injury to Plants, from I owe's 5. New Liglildiumse-6. Substitute for Lithographic Shines -7. Grass Ropi , --8. Premium fur Flax-9. Lions and Thread from Nettles. • 11 -CH 11111 CAL SCIENCE. Sect. I. Chemistry.-1. I /so Nitric Acid, in a Letter to Dr. Ure, NI.G.S.; by Richard Phi:lips, Fit S E. F.L.S I'rOfll/141011 tit Ciil.l-3. Gallic New Acid -5. Tartai ic Acid, from Potato Apples-6. Cy Rouges' and its C 00000 pounds-7. Application of Artificial Sugar to li•ew ing-8 Starch converted into Goin-9. Separation of Nickel and Cobalt-10. New Metal-11. Mutual& of Copper-12. Uses of Refuse of Oxide uf Iron-18, Decomposition of %Va. ter by Iron-14. (hymen law of Lime-IN. Sulphate of Strontian used as Gout rotators-17 Gun powder inflamed without a Spark-18. Gluailig Lamp-19. New and delicate Titer ttttt meter -20. New Self.lirgisterisig Thermometer-21 Specific Gravity of Gases. Sect. 11. Alletroruluzy, Alstrurs-2. On the Aurora Borealis-3. On coloured Suow ur Rain-4. Volcanic Island -5. Earthquakes. 111.--NATURAL msToßy. Scct. I. Z9olugy, Manchu., *Fspir iu Aha-2. Castle Physiutocical l'ciar —4. Cuw Puck in India-5 Animal Cslaili and Cuucrrtiuut—A. Subsiousie fur Climbs/11a —7 FIP •Sii IV —GENEEAL LITERATURE 1. Greek Antitinitirs Ili the Comes —2 AslfiClll T•11711)4 3. Fattti Commlares-4. Aortioit Town in Exytit —5 Aisti. qi t les at Arles-8. Aart.ul Brithgts.4. Sciesit SC INCH mew isi America-6. Slate of the Popiikition of Porto for 1817— to Gew-rol Populottun curl 1% rritury-10. George Bidder, &r N rtt EDITioNi of the former flombent have !wen and 11. a) be li Is.• pm afrly. Ps ice 74 6J. Prititc,l for Jvltu M urray, tranark-street. ESUMPTION OF CASII PAYMENTS. Tile Earl of II ARROWBV p►e+rutrd the Report ear the Lords Committees rapi d by the floosie to inquire into the stare of the Currency of the c.itintly, and to asrertnit , how far it may be expe thrill for the Rook of Esi4laiitl to resume Cash Pay ments at the period prescribed by law, with their optilions thereupon, &cc. The Report was read Ity the Clerk at the talrle with great voluhtltty, It MIIA very brief: It con:t alented with stating, that the Lords Committees hail ettarnisied the matters referred to their con sole -ratline, but they now e died the attention of the House only to o n e point. They stated that the Directors of the Bank of England had uodertukett to pay in email outer of a certain cicseroption. Winch had hero attended by a very consider.hle drain of treasure from the Batik, will to'aktoK any :I& toward. a reliant to a utak ch, ol.stion. They mot" gli.iuisarti Yllteri.lg tutu oily paruculara On the mode and period when cash paynirois may be reguitied wills safety. O.O.l b i,subject they hoped tiley would be Pliald.-.1 shortly to submit a general torssistas.t to iii Ustitae, but sus the iii-air time y were decidedl Of upinl i k it the of their Lordsiness• wishes would be iinpederl lather than :iecrleiated by any partial paynisids ; they, tlierefure, suggested that those which hail been re cently propos,d by the Baulk of England, an oilier occa tl Mlles of specie., should be sus pended by legislaiivr authority. 'llse Report bring retell, Tie Earl Of HARROWIY raid, that to fulfil the suggesiiwo of the C. e, and for the purpose of .applying the legislative provision as t ptly sus pessimists., he should now move , "fhat the House shall to-morrow take into consideration the Orders Nos. 26 and 125, for the purpose of suspending them, and that the Lords be summoned." Earl Gael , could not avoid expressing the sur prise and astonishment he felt at the motion slow made by the Noble Earl, unaccompanied as it was by oily statement of the measure to which it was in contemplation to resort. The prevent minion being fr its stature to him wholly unexpected, prevented I • from bringing to the ituthediate coil @toleration of it that judgment which he might have formed from a enure mature examinatimi of the subject ; but he thought it was incumbent on the Noble Earl to accompaisy his motion with some statentelit which might ail'orel to the !louse t 1 au& tictrest knowledge of the point on which their Lord ships were reipored to legislate. The country was now resorting upon the fifth year of peace, and on the twenty-third since the original sospens ccc t of cash payments, a measure founded on u real or imaginary principle of necessity, a n d for the avowed safety of the Batik of Eioglind. I'lse same measure was since that time adopted at different periods for motives of colivenience, belt it was always understood that tt should finally tenni hale sus six months after the restoration of peace. I lostilstits, however, have ceased, but the principle of expediency, or of convenience, still contoured to operate, and cash payments were postponed, at hist for our year, and afterwards fur two years, hut at each time with the cutofident assurance of the Noble Lords opposite, that at the periods sneers. sively specified, the Bank would be enabled to ful fil its engagements with the public. Ile (Lord Grey) and oilier Noble Lords ventured on each occasion to exiorsi a distrit-t of those promises, but his incredulity was treated a silt ridwille; yet now, wilco an iiiquiry into this subject, Ions; hated by the Noble Linda apposite, had biro instituted, and whores the house was leut to ex iirct that the Comenittee would submit some eidighten ed view respecting the early resumption of cash paymeeits, whieli might revive the hopes sod restore the confidence of the couoltry, their expectations were altogether des ipi tad. How olives !sad they not heard that the delay was ouly troapurary ? Ile kid littuself heard the Chan cellor of the Exchequer say, that the Bank was vir• tually paying in sreie ; but how did this iselespeet cel Report eurrespouil w i th such a s t a t e ment Pos sibly there might hare twine as intention to de ceive; the Hou-e bad been assured by the Natile Lord opt/owe (Earl of Liverpool), mat ea late as °etiolate. last Alsatsterm Mill. (Willed a confident ex. etteriva . 1 ) rll 6l . l r e t: ti s: d ' ` b e ; I law. Was folk', or was it fraud? Was it /patrol**. or deceit ? Wore his M. s i e ,t,• 6 M in ,. y r , and the Directors of the 11-ink so stricken swfli It . !floodlit as es slot to know their own condition or this ittlettillta; tir was it a conisporacy to de ceive the. public? either of these summer boils must they fall ; there was no vole of the alter native through which they coold ...ripe; hot wain . - thee it were !gnomic-1i or resod the public wit'. eq , 14 14. the C sotteis proposed slot ever) the parses, p tvinents made should be posiontleil. by a stolen, raertioo of the legislative antivrity. Instead of making st in admit... as might have been expected froth that title of their commission, they recommeisiled the House to revoke the step that bed heels adopted. The Bank were to he prohibited from 'laving all notes issued before the tat of Jaiiii.ary 1817. *lnc!! fl o e/ hod wort/Wordy undertattem and that too at the !veritd of the Session wlc-n diet had been to look for,tl Report holding nut thlTeretit end leading to a very cliff rent cont.lorsion. fie protested against a proceeding so novel and tratorlinary, which hail nut even the doubtful me rit of norsuitig the precedent Intl glow,' in the year 1797. Such a measure ought to h., g r og ln ii. ed 'won a stroug anal clear principle of l ie. ...essay, for it implied the prestimpf that IIII•P•••4 Patlialtleat were. in Particle in a sitiornary mi o ne.„ the Bank mast submit to utter row. Ois this sub leo lie spoke to a great tlisatlvinitage, for the 1-louse were kept ih oiler ignormice of the rient:vtis to the proceeding. Hr had the ntinost confidence in several Meinherri of the Committee. Ito' tot would slot surrender even to them the of the Standing Orders of the House, withma being ap prised of the use that sass td 1* tootle of it. PO it was not to the Committer that •och a •ttrre!iol.r Witt( to be effected ; it Wlt ., to the 11.11 k of Ell••:t,i11. 81111 to the Ministers of its- Crown, who had already in grossly abused the public contirielice.—lllror. hear.)-Ilt was poisible that au shiaoltre nr• visits might exist for reiroking .1 measure WM. which airy bad been formerly told, with cireumstio.res lor exultation, was a preparatory step towards tl.it final restoration of a metallic currency. The w r it. he may he credulous, but they will at least expeo r something like consistency ; and if Nltinsiers Wt•ir-• to let in so indecisive a they were to blow hot and cold, ai.d prattle with one breath what they censure lit the 'text. they 'Mot w se-s urn expect from the public doubts, and jealousies, end sapprehenslons.---(llear, hear, hear.)--.llf they eroitifmed to ptitsue the hue of policy on slier subject they had hitherto adopted, evincing neither a knowledge of the state of the cussss ity. wisdom in expedients. our rrAtltit:int iii maintain ing them, the country must he reduced to is stale, which mold tn. explained only by a word, which in their Lordships' House hr should be unwilling to name.—(liear. hear.)—lf, indeed, the public necessity required such a measure as was How 1431;4 geoteil, why was not the precedent of 1797 pur -1 sued ? The Mi.iisters might, ou their own rea l ' - sibility, to issue an ford. -; of Cisisocil, as ill 1797. to present the partial issues of specie, for a Inch they might sulirequentiv come lame PA: iment for au indemnity, if on a fair mid full view of the subj.-et they meted judiciously, and if otherwise, to submit to correction mod Ceilltal'e. By such a pro ceeding every thing would 111 multi its 'sutural course, and the prkileges of l'arliainent would ant be wantonly and ulisiecessarily inlnnyed. lie could not but think, that, its auggesinig tiie present mew. sure, the Committee had lent themselves improperly to the Munster., who sienied desirous, un every occasion, of placiiez Acts of Parliament between theinselfes mid their constilistunial respoi:sibility Such was the view lie took of the proposed men. lure, to which he should not give In. ciniseui.— (Hear, hear.) The Earl of FIARROWIIIf Said, that there was on proceeding before the House to pistil . ) , bun iii fol lowing the Noble Earl throng!' the several topics to which lie hail alluded, liut still the observations tif the Noble Earl were of such a nature as seemed to require some explanation. It was not necessary for him on the present occasion to ascertain whether I the proceedings of his Majesty's Ministers and of the Directors of the Bank have hitherto been founded in " fraud tot ignorance." oppor tunities would striae for discussiog this pianit. hot he thought it necessary to vote, that he had given notice of Isis intrusion to move the suspension of the Starling Order., not as one of his Meljerit)% Mai*. ters, but as Chairman of the Committee, acting under the waanintores instruction of its AL sobers. The Noble &s al (fires) suggested, that on this oc casion the precedent of 1797 ought to be pureueil. and that an Order of Council should be issued to restrain all payments its specie ; but there WOl3 shim difference between the cal- am it shod ha 1797 and now, that at the hornier perioit was not sittisig. But what would be said it his Majesty's Nliiiisters had issued such au cadet on the present rieciision. at a time when Committees of both Ilinoscs of Paileameist were engaged I.s the loves s. gallon of this subject ? To the Noble Earl'. ideas there reemed to be *nine teicosonstency between the present suggest ton of the Cirismittr Alla the tilisret fur which it was expressly ; but this So coosistency must vanish if it was considered that by pet mating these partial issues of specie, tie tuna obi act of their common wishes. the eventual re turn to cosh paytoeuts, might be retarded. but eutahl not be accelerated.—fHear.)—The Noble Earl Ism( supposed that such a measure as din present Ml plied • deficiency in the Bunk towards ineeinsk: its public engagements, but the durct rrr,-,se Mat slit, &O.—(Hear, hear, fruit the Marquis of Lou. limns-J.—But the measure was iseecia•itty. breams., on the return of cash payments it was expedient that the Bank should have as large a qadltelly • obviated.ttleastt treasure sex lllllV ei t h ra w u r s re p s tosil utitr e c , mush dtoi shim atuc would cusuue he lly drawn oft' by partial µOaten's. The Earl of LAUDIRDA LE hogged have to Hat,' out (act, w eu.wer to all expiersoo•• wiucu had hllru Yentas t he Noble Earl (114rrots to ) ). Th e N ol l * Earl had stated, that lie acted under the unstii,uuus I TIM A POLLONK:ON, • van( I Miwrki lissirnstwolb, istecord and eusketrove,l. by Mew.— I. LIGHT 11011 Itl/11S111, Oegin huildera, it ev4.11 , ;oy from Twi.l.l. "'dm k Salt Five, ni the 101, AI. 9llrtait's.l3l4l., +miler Ike inenatolinte patrutitice of 4ndluyal Ilizbiless the Rogeut. The Itieltutnekt prefoefki Ilw Iniroduelien, tv Handel% Dettingets Te I)euma, 11114411 * 11 011erlUre lu 7.llslierauw, and Illydat's reltbrawil Military Aluvement, wilb a eran,letur or clrect awl precisivu equal to any Orchebira or the Nowa .rieuilfie performers. Atlntiolauce Our SShrlliot.