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... c? irf3/1,2y13-A,-,141 • : . . ......... _.../ . :II I ° e. • - 0 A .- , . • • . 40 rtf ig. , ~..._ LON DON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1818. • ..—..._.- - ritY.LANE. . ORATORIOS. . AMICABLE SOCSIVIBIB 9slllfleg e , '.' IMPERIAL I'AIILI/IMEN I: AV, FArroary 7, THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENTGARDEN. Panicautiltlll4lllkomogir HOUSE OP 1.0RD47 1----- :eI)O‘DAY, FrOUVARY S. " 4 "'"/ 0" "sae) a H E E N"bi/OY• Groin, and Public in general. 40ENER A L QV A RTSTiILY - iteimi ;f0 p•ares. to be caked Ime reepeethil:y informed, the PerAutisilares will LI the CORPORATION of tIie:AMICABLB St OCIEth * .41rhe niab u p of Dain t y t o ni c th e omit. m i d W. seat, 'WOOS. are at this Theatre, THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, g,„, ~ p„ twiii ., l Am „,,,, ee (w ee . w ill b e i m i t i ew e e Ani• A person rlOl3l the Cliarnue. brought tip the Alumni I of Lord Ryrno ) FA. 0, 16111, with Society's Hussite in tirojrant's huh Fleet.street, o n TUES. I ; tarns of the prude* in that branch or the lacvelitie —L; d hy.lfy. Kelly. A GRAND SELECTION; DAY, the Itith day of February, instant, at One o'Clock us, the 0 , 1 , 1 e. lihrhgte.. • ~„d Combats , un d er I. whirls Mitt Stephen. will title" In sweetestsweetest llll/1111011la pll:chicly. Mr. Bronilen a n d tube,. broindu op front the House Ilillioll. , " Faerwell ye limpid Sprium.”--ainl an Italia. Seems, "Ah JOHN PENSAH, Registrar. Catllattli, a Bill for alterbot and aiioidin: ass Act ishandoa; lA. (bib l rouspei."—(Violino 4 %Iloilo, Mr.Wate).--111iss Frills," Pions I the last Session, respecting (iraiiii Jury Presentments (47,ea"—autl" Cease awhite."—Slim George, 'r The Hymn IV ATED, in the healthr Air of Richmond, Iretaud ' N ite of the lain), Mr. to R ee. ei_ mateee D eee ld e ,„, is () L or d, our Governor.a— ONE or MORE CIIII.DREN, of rea d Pa. The Carl of LACOVRIIALC renve.4l G:r certain Piemonte .0, Mr T. Cooke ; pe ohne; Hassan (Go. and Hies Cont . " Holy, holy Lort1"«-A B r a , by Zings- r ent., t o Dfly.NußgE, where eve r y C am g w ily b e t.l ieis Bliteligie the lame tail rtrkaagit or the Coinage...A-Orden.; relli—and the favourite Defile of " tide Imo aluten," with For partinears address (post paid) to U. W. N 0.14, Uuiou- SECRET COMMITTEE. Maness,K nt "rag. Ba r . a Mr. Bra"" 0 .- 31 r. !grebes. " Alexis" ( areemPenied on th e atm ',George-street, Richmond, The Home then proceeded to hallot for II Mr ,,,, -- , e- , i ' ;.—,.. "--_,,,, Viiilaincelki by Mr. Lindley)—" Deeper and deeper still"— N B. A Child's Caul to be &AI (perfect); gpirice 3 Guineas, 4 . .... r vr ' ' ''''' im " ....... "" 8""" " Waft her Angets"—asill • • New Song, entilieJ " The election of a Committee to examine and report 7"..ii ~..". .1"71 .. ; Sailor ' s Petiti4m,"—Mr. Thorne, " Angel of Life."—and "" ; ' s 's '" rs ' Mr.rume. ~ Friend of the Brave "—The Grand Choruses This ilair is published, in octavo, price Ad.- urdrr of his Royal Highness the Ptinee Regent. of" Th e Gird shall reigna—" The massy rend the Skies"' SECOND LE rrEte from cH tRLES The gloat va•wo containing the ticket. were co e E4 „,,,____ a . Miss ..... Tree, -4 1 The Httliell an leilitsg"-.." Gliwia is esiatiair—ond £. PHILLIPS, Esq. too the EDITOR of the EDIN. et . ned to n c ommittee a scrutiny, who retired re. eu"Vrags a"”" tile Coeumtflun Anthem, *Sitio, introduced, .. • ~.ustGli kaging„ oceasioacil by air iltseie in his last ex ^ aiiii lie them. --... . -.Wit....: , ..• C. • ' Numtwr. au attempt will he . ' Red of Part I. will for Peeper ., corbel - A CONCERTO on the FLUTE by Mr. Dmnet, w ho . .. " hay all Maealtro Olt their return , the T.! titer SIIIAPTE.111:111r. And deistic! be Ire who first cries ( sold —ronoel.!" - Cllolrfflan of Ilir C fritter, reported that the 1, introduce 111.- favourite Air of " Hope told a flattering 1 eh, me of the must Pm. ~~ NumnEft 4731 PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. THEAIIIE-ROYA L. DEVEY.LANE, rilO-MOR11(1W. SikTURIIAV, ' IL their Majesties' Serdidies will perfecto G ia n t ' Trove Play, glib Moak, ig pkoce.oeta. go be 'ME BRIDE OF. AIWDO'4. (Fnunileil entirely up. the Puente of lord I The ()vesture and Mo•ic cornrow', Ityliv. 11. Th.. Machinery by Mr. LeilihrMie... Tae Action or the Cloornsore, March es an d e mi d oes. the directing of Mr. H. Seltuaton. Miller (Parka of Abydati), Mr. H. Jolomaloo; rappoord Sun), Mr. Kean ; Mums (Pirate , - papr ; Onimin Dry (the Thwarted Chief), , Hamel ((hiscian'is Page), Mrs. Belkbarahers srrnnr of the Hares), Mr. Mullion, ; foi d ; Zeir3li, Mr. Coveney ; Reurialia, Chehih. and A t-in (Pirate.), Mc. Mr. Moult Zona* (the Bride of Abyrior), Z.bbriele, Mrs. {Pawl ; Ourise, Mi a Cabal - 113041 11 ; Sake, Mint lialfurd Tlto Alogui, et Daman Girl, of the Min Tenancy, /i.e.—Combatant% Meows. Lank, Inruen, May. Clarke. Seymour, Ise. In the emerge of the reoreitentation af intik%) connect Min a Series of Dramatic I ared by every aid of the Scenic Art, aurae e. mount( clwir.cieris incidents, and descriptions, of Lurd lbron's Muse. Sceue 1.-71 e Males' Galley before Day-break. "'Ti. true—they are a !soles* brood, And i.v.ore erred—einil every rare, Wills them may fintl—Mith found a place." Bride of Abodes. Coale 2, lino 363. Scene':.—The Asiatic Rank of fk. Hellespont, oppealle le sinfAeleirt . elt i,f SomersetOlio., to rrsiee auri NTI.IIII the Mu. riaitc Ant slut °Meted In he otat the table. lie alan prtrwestesl a P. ht,nu fir the Ittlistbitsmits of 0,0 I s , F r e)i.. u r for Itare 1,.in 4 it. ,t BM to light that city with :;pa.- • It. G rr. i 10 a ('onuuin oe 'I hr Slwrllk of Gallon preaent..l at tit. len. a Petition from the 11.1.141 Mayor snit Mettsbers of tiw roams's. Colin -411, praying for hare it BM tie airresail lb.: New City nitrate Art. _t ite nit the table. A %walleye frnin the .4;inip-011ire prekrnt, eertail Paper. ',apt etitte p. rams Mho euersrartell with Government fur mot liirraes..- Oreereit In lw tni the table. %f r. Par, fram the Oilier of Coat , presented the An neral Ara.nnbof all hhip. rittployed an the %%hale Elvin-tie,. to he us) thetahle. _ .LuiJ e Iluuue of umeadinz au Act of Preseuiqueuis iu r•- .-4-OrJerrd. Mr. CrtENFFI.I.IIIOw,, f.o. an Areoutot of the Amount of the Gold mod Silver GtiH io h;s Majrmy:4 Mutt, for 4mo yeari prereditsc Jauteary, ISII4, olistiogoishiog the partiets. late iu egch )err, sod lite OM frollll flit Hew CUill.-01111Cred. con -1 to with Val iatiuss. At the Commeneement of Part 11. An ORGAN VOLUNTARY by Mr. Jaenha. Priaripel Perforsiters--Misa Stephen., Miot Frith. Miss George, Mauler Donaldson (their brut appearance). and Mimi Corri (from the King's Theatre); Mr. Brahma. r Norri., Mr. Ramenond, Mr. Millar, Mr. Thorne. and Mr. Tioney. Loader of the Rand, Mr. Ware; Organ, Mr. Jacobs. Or ganist of Surrey Chap+ The remainder of the Rawl and the Chorwees (which Mill be numerous and compute), by the moat approved Performer.. The while under the direction of Mr. C. J. Autiley. Shakspeare. Printed for W. Howe, 67, 01.1 Batley. Also, jest The LAMENT of the EMERALD ISLE; • Monody on the Meth of the Printers Charlotte. Ny C. Phillip, E.q. Fourth Mittel., with •Attitiueel Stanzas, ill (mean', price Ir. lowing lords were elected, The Lord Chancellor, I The Carl of Liverpool, 'llse Earl of Harrowley, Earl Novi*, Earl Grry, ' Viscount Siiltnutitti, The Marquis of Camden, I 1..,4 Grenville , and The Mirlo le 1.1" 1.411%4J0Wn, LurdAratlale. Earl fitzwinista, Earl ti 110.VE NO R.." Notwitle•taitrlinz , what had fallen on a former tier ',ion from the Noble Lord opposite, that it was contrary to the practice of the Howie to empower their Committees to send for swoons, paper., and records, he should still dank it his linty to submit a 'nautili to emir Lordships for attaining so desirable au object. On a ease so tnomeilinus as the present, even though pre cedent might -mem to have established such am teaser,. the House would he perfectly justified in drpatting-from the observance of it, and in creating a precedent to meet the emergency. Could it be rock' (hat a Committee, espe cially avowedly lippointeil for the purpose of deciding upon the past eimilnet of Ministers, should he convirelled to Ilion its judgment solely upon evidence fornisleol l•y those Aliiiisiers them arises ? But %sere it math• intended that the mittee Should apply the seriously to 11.. vestigation of the conduct of Ministers, why were they debarred from every species of evideoce tact could enlighten a subject so dreaary, so desolate ? Why were they not at once provided with all the necessary powers, instead of beitig'compelled occa sionally to mop:) , through their Chairman to the House fur leave to examine pattictdar perilous and particular papers? Why were the doors of the Committee-room closed against the complaints, the statement*, and the petitions of individuals, and ;natty were the statements and petitions that would he presented if the mesins were provided. tie felt little doubt, he was indeed convinced that if these means were provided, the conspiracies and alleged tree. ..its would be found to have hail their origin in the spies and agents of Government. The only precedent that had been adduced against sallow ing this power to the Committees of the House, was thut of 1801 : but the cases bore 110 clouds tuile.-011 that cceasi a C011111111111C.16011 had been simile to their Lordship% by the House of Commons, and it Committee in.(' brell appointed to examine that communication; but the present case was one essentially different. The object of the present Committee is to white-wash Ministers, to apply a species of extreme *lnchon to gave them a total absolut . of all their political delinquencies, to found on the Report an Act of Indemnity ; and with such a professed object in view, it did not be come the House to permit the Ministers to furnish the evidence for their trial, and far their necessary IseOittal. For these reasons, he should move— ,' That the Committee now ispitointed be empower ed to send for persons, papers, and records." The Earl of LIVERPOOI,...-" The present was not the time to enter into the merits of the former Reports, or of the measnres founded upon them. The only consideration for the House was, whether they should now depart from the practice dot had heel' long established, and invariably followed. With respect to what hail fallen from the Noble Lord, relative to the spies mind informers of Govern ment, and the consictioil lie espressed of its being found that all the treasons would be traced through them to the Administration, he should only re inark, that such observations prove how ill C.lleti -14tudl she state of the Noble Lord's mind would be for such an inquiry, and lie for one should protest, on silly occasion, against having the Noble Lord fur one of his judges.—(llear, hear, front the Minis terial Benches.) The question was put and negatived without a The House th en adjourned. Hero's Tower. Before the ittoarilian slaver, awake, We to 11w cypress groves had Sown. Aud wade bealTU, earth, and mam, nor own." Canto 1, hat 70. ttrCOP 3.—The Diva* Chamber. 6, 014 Gasifier sat in his divan— Fair a , the first of wallets 'ere she fell; Such was Zulieka--" Tliil day iapublialled, handsomely printed. in-two vidtomes, Syn. embellished with Purtiaits, price 11. er. iii !inertia, the Ttsird Edition, of 11 E LIVES of Dr. JOFIN DONNE, T Sir HENRY WOTTON, Mr.IIITDARD HOOKER, Mr. GEORGE HERBERT, and Dr. WERT SANDER. SON. To whirl' is now lint added, LOVE and TRUTH, by ISAAC WALTON. With Notes, and the Life of the Author. By THOMAS ZOCCH, D.D. F.LS. Prebendary of Durham. Pisces for the Boxes to he taken of Mr. Bramlon, et the Box-offsee. Hart.street, from Ten till Fever. DOWN to be opewed at Six, and begin at at Nine. Coda 1, Una 25 anti 156. Pirenr 4 —A Corrido► afthe fferani. " Zue uwu w appu." (Nly life. 1 love thee!) Lord Oron'e .Vinor Pomo. Setae 5 —Ti. Eastern Gale of Alelo, and Triomphe' itntry of Osman Bey. " First of the bold Tiniariot bands, " That won, a n d well ran keep their lands." Bride of Abides. Canto 1, iine2o3. Seem. 6 —A Quadrangle of ILe Harare. " The son of his neglected slave— " Nay, start not—'twos the term he rave." Canto 1, lime 364. Acme 'T.—Zs:like's Chamber. " Tki. roar, to calm say brother's cares, A inexamie from the Nalbot hears— What ! not receive my fooli►h dower !" Canto 1, line 237. *rue B.—The Groh beneath the flares, meshed by Si. tieleepont. " Hi. b,•at oppeara—wit live nail length—. are plowing in the hay. 'tacit sabres slitter threugi the *sway" Cant* 2, tine 439. Scene 9—The Harass Gardens by lheon•ligbl. D he stood—Nis come—soon pat One hi.. Zulirka—'lis my last. Zulu ha iiiiirted not, nor wept— Despair brunaibeti tier." Boxes, 3s.6d.Galleryt ie.—Upper Gallery, Is. s s s The Free List of this Theatre dime not extend to the Oratorios. . " These were honourable emu in their generation% " Eer;ro 44. 7. Printed for Payne and Fee., and J. Mawman, Loudon; and fur Wilson and Sone, York. • Of whom may he had. ZOUCtrif MEMOIRS of Sir PHILIP SIDNEY. 4to. Second Edition. Price 11 Ss. boards. El DOURANION. MR. D. F. WALK ER has the honour to en. flounce his FIRST LECTURE on the above Splen did Machine, fur THIS EVENING, February at Seven •,'Clock, in ia New Theatre Royal, English Opera-Honse, Strand. The various Phenomena of the Heaven, will receive additional Illustration, and much Novelty will he introdec ed in each Inquiry. Boxes st. Pit 3s —Gallery 4a.—Upper Gallery Is. Partiesilars in the Bills. This day is published, handsomely printed in Oyu. price Bs. boards, —........- . - F - URIPIDIS ALCES I'IS. Ail Fi(l,m, nuseripturent nc Vetere's, Edit;nnoun Entendavit et Ansotationitiut lustrusit JACOBUS BENRICUS MONK, A.M. Colkeis SS. Tentilmis Spelt,* et Graecarust Literaruut spud Cantsbenciewe. Prole...sue R. gius. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By MR EVANS, At his HOlllie. No. 26, Pall-Mall, on MONDAY NEXT, Frbrnary 9, and four following Days, rfIRE LIBRARY of the late GEORGE PHILLIPS, Eaq. removed froth Annandale Howse, Turnhout Green: Coatslaws a very good Colleatios a(Cia. Meal, Pbibbgiesl, Historical, and Illiseellanams Books; 'embodies'. Suphoni 'Thewwww, Grate's, 4 vols.; Handotes Wesselingii ; Tbucaliers Dukeri ; Testioneatan Or. Wet. sterol, 2 rola ; Saida, Rimini, 3 vols.; Biographia Britan nic*, 7 vols. ; Borneo's History of the Reformation, 3 VOW.; Britton's Antiquities, 4 rids. lorce paper; Thane's Auto graphs,2 vole morocco ; Warta'', History of Poetry,3 rule.; Annual Register, 46 vole. &e. Ste. Acceilit GEORGII BUCHANAN! Versio Metrics. Fdlitio Aerofoils. Cantishrigise Typis Acadeumicht Excutlit Juamses Smith; Veueunt Loodini 'quid J. %suntan Of whom ma, Iva had. by the mate Valor. EURIPIDIS HIPPOLYTUS. FAO, fireanda. S. Si. Wand. Also. jam published, A COVIIIENOR.IIIION SERMON, preached ia the Chalwl is/ Trinity Co legc, by the R: v. J. FL Monk, Fellow and Tutor of Trinity College, &e. Canto 2, line 505. Joel pohliahed. price 14a. extra boards, 4, • THE ALOIS OF ENGLA NI) ; or. The Tr' plea of the late War, as tbey appear in She Th an k s of Parliament, prozressively voted lo the Navy and Army; and the C..mmunieatmils, either oral or written, on the aiihjert, eh logically arranged : wills Notices fliogra. phical and Military. Ry MAURICE EVAN'S, Navy and ArwspAgent. " I am sore 1 speak the language of the Honer, when say that it is imp:usable in find any where the glory of onr arms so well dearriberl as in those brilliant displays of do quence "—Lord Castlereagh's Speech, May 20; IWO. Scene 10.—The Perri., al the Mk/Veda's Feast. 6 . High in hi• hall reclines the torlian'd thief, ithilc dance she Algoma to wild nsiustrelpy— What sits Thee, Denise? Why dome Uwe shun the ask, that paned pledar?" Corsair—Caala 1, Ike 633. G. CARROLL k . SOLD in the Lust Lottery no less than SIX CAPITALS, including T.ro of Merely Thousand Pounds. viz. 3,645 C:as.s I; XIO,OOO in Shares, 4,349 Ditto 5.842 Ditto 2.O'S Ditto 3,645 Ditto 4,720 ClAss A 2lO Whnle Ticket. U. CARROLL also Sold io Shares No. 7,735, the List. Prize of 4:10,000 ever drawn, at his truly reinitiate and old-established Offices, 7, Conlin 11, and 26, Oxfurd•strrct. The present Lottery will commence Drawing on the 4th of Next Month. The Scheme is composed of Sterling Money, and contains TilliEll Prizes of £30.000 ONR HUNDRED CAPITA/. PRIEM:. Scene 11 --The De:fraction e r Ike Horan. 'rimy seized bias rade • torch, Au 1 fir.. ihp d •nr Crumb minaret lo porch. --- the cry or . ~, a itra..k. aa4 like a dnJlv knell, Kneeled at that heart, aatiarv'el ballte's yell." ferrate—OW* 1, line 601. • s • A few Curd,' are taken en large imperial paper, and butprearred, price H. Se. Printed by A Jlpy, and sold In Mmes. Longman and Co ; Baldwin and Cu.; Law and lAbillaker; Black, Par. bury, and Allen; Egerton; Wtstley and Parish ; and all other Booksellers. After which, the Farce of THE IRISHMAN IN LONDON. API'EAL OF MURDER. Doors to be opened it Six uTluck—tbe Play to begin at S. Bose., 75.; Second Price, 3a. ed.—Pit, 3r. 641.; Second Pare, —l.s.wrr Gallery, 25.; Second Price, la.-1./pper Niillll. Iy ; if ; St rood rp icc, Rd. Hours and Maras to he taken of Mr. Spring, Roland., Trxikr. felon Tea till Four, and of Whips slay he hail a Private Box nightly. M I MS Smithson will, is a few days, wake her third appear ance at this Theatre, as Ellen, in The Falls of Clyde. itie notice will be gives of the next performers-a of The Toilet Clue. , talc of Mystery, and The Children in the Just puhlithell, by BALDWIN and CO. Paternoster-row; and CLARKE and SONS, Portugal-street, price 7. G.l. with a Copy of a Drawing of the Iteigis of Henry I 11. re presenting a Battle on an Appeal, fought at that time. A N AW3UMENT for construing Largely the A RIGHT of an APPELLEE to insi.t on TRIAL by BATTLE; and also for abnlialling Appeals; with ems Ap. pendix, containing a Report of a Debate in the House of Commons, 4.es abolishing the Appeal of Murder in the Bri, tish North American Colonies, &e. TW F LVE PIPES of FINE OLD PORT, the Ticket► nod SWIM for whirls are now on Sale at the Offices of G. CARROLL,7, Curohill, awl 26, Oxfurtl-street. GRAND STERLING LOTTERY Replies 414 MARCH. ONE HUNDRED CAPITAL PRIZES, THREE of 30,0001. each! TWELVE PIPES OF OLD PORT' WINE. NO Sock Prizes! ALL STEELING MONEY. By E. A. KENDALL, Eq. F.A.S. Third Eilition; with Remarks un the Replication of the Amwllee. Ashford against Thornton, in the King's Bench, J.m. :4, 1818. " I am for taking away the Appeal for Mitrtler entirely; hot I ant not for taking it away in part."—Charles James FON. TRE.ITUE-ROYAL, COVEN7tGARDEN. rirO-N1(111ROW. SATURDAY. rehruttry 7. *di be rrfornwil, a Marini, Play, called (:UY MANNERIM4; OE, TH r. GIPSY'S PROPHECY. TICKRIII and VIA RFS are Selling by lIAZARD ANI) CO. The magnitude of the question of A ppm I of Murder, both judicial and Parliamentary; the great difference of senti ment ennesruing it, which has prevailed among the most distinguished pC1111)1111 and the little, that is in rt Winn to it, which ; :e be found in the work. of the inw,t ensiorot mriterg, ■re ciretimetaorre that combine to rec. ttttt - moot this pothlicatiou to the attention of senile' s. Colonel Mani,esimr, Mr. Abbott ; Henry Bertram. Mr. hi wlii, li character he will introduce. in Act 11. an Jo s , la Mt lowly, atoll •. The Night was spending tier me anit in Act 111. Rince's Address to 'his Army. Scuts aha hie wi' Wallace blerl."—thoniiiiic Seripson. 51*. Cohort; Prvidie Diroriont, Mr. Emery; Dirk Hatterairk, Mr. "t, Le lc ; Gilbert Clissain, Mr. Blanchard. Lucy Ber tram, Mica Steplitila; Mcg Merribm, Mrs. Egerton. To which sill he added (34th time), a weir Pantomime, called 11AltLECNIN IaJLLIVER; 4.1:1:, VIE FLYING ISLAND. Tlrr whole "rto“gcli Isedi yrodured under the direction a Mr. Nriey. Grathtr. (afterwards Ibulcipoin), Mr. Itiaorll 2 ; the 1 ..0z of Inman (afterwards Patitalmita, Mr. Norman ; ltnrhantigrowth., laird Chancellor of Lathan (afterwards h% "Ir. Gainsaid'. The Prioress Rhomboidal& (attar s (:to.sholiiitc). Ilha Dcsinett. Von/ Opal •t Six o'Clotk—the Performance to brgin at you. 7s. ; grronil Puler, 3s. thl.—Pit, 3s. A.l ; Serino] Pi we, e..— .t. rr Grllerv, 2,.; Second Price, lc—Upper I;:.li rr y, It. ; SvroblHl P. Wf . , ell h.,.. for the Boxes to he takes. of Mr. Braudou, at the Boa 11:0 frlIM Ten till ruin. A Pcrsti. lieu be lima for the Seamus., or Nightly, of 4r. at the It.. (Mire. • - - Thr at vs 'rind dy of Fazio will be perform. J ou Monday nod Ilq Tio.ilay, GMT Mannering; nr, The Gipsy's Prophecy. ner " 4. 11 31..1.9.1431111., he Illsoaronsa Travviler, I he Umg.9 of h,ozel, will be p..rfoeined twice a week ..4 , 11 the Asuilmie .11,;hts of the l'autominse) till further ?IA lee. -•-"• Tim sbew Gram' 1 3 4ntamime, railed Had. gain (:n II irer, . fh t . 111 ) 1,1 .! Maud, wilt hr repelled h.-morrow RIO and 'wire a week $lll faribes A are Cuiptir tip la, winds Itaa Inca long ill prerratiou, t.II yd th - tilut.t: tu-iuurcum %eta. At their IYAre (established a redwrg', SOUTH GATE OF THE ROYAL. EXCHANGE. Whu Sohl a Prize of 1.20,000 in the last Lottery ; The 1..211,000 to the Lottery heroic; Th.! L. 20,000 in the previi.us Lttery; Five Prizes of 1. 20.000 in the last twelve winoths ; And Capital in 1: wince Lotteries, anointing to SOMI: MILLIONS. ••• Favoiirite Nuonhers may be obtained by early application: g IN I.: rltty in comr;ony, et shiftily": Helle, To sheer how far she could in wit excel, Taloa to a Gr.:thns,' 11'3/1 heard to 'say li 1 mi.take not, Sir, the oilier ihiy, " Voter Lair woe red, and ,mw elsoneil to black, " And shies it. firming Cololll* wholly lack: " Hist 1 1 1 11ppoi;e Olsen archly Incised around), " Ii wr imnwet it, it will he foisittl " " Tror," said the Grist, 61 11111 when I •311/ you KO. " Visor hair, mcll Rh,, was of a crayi.h cast : " flesolse, .111143 1311 k 31111 thin, ao not then— " And 1111 w, 11111 I . llf I pf 31 1 .1 1 . 111111: %•111 1111 . 1 1 . 111.111111 . I.IIIIV, whose einv hair, " )1' late. had Nearly ibis...is you to a. a5....r. " Ilist :111tonson's Insied /bad, ::in! 6i. bye. " 113•1` wl/110.1 .11111 V w lets lIJi Ii its )1111 and I " Tin. I:, sit, in triumph, langleil—the Lady, wlattildtd, Ntl.lg down her Ilea.l sbaslia, as cooduscidc.l. The abore lines are founded un fart, awl the orizin t may be sren, grid rcfs mare given to floc w,ller, olitiolvi , o: at the Morris t0ne , 4.1, Gerrard-mm.l, Goat orptaer, 1.11116.14. At khs. ssss Plniii, fur the ;growth 0r tln• !lair ; nod At Lill. 11111 . !. Dyr, t•.r elossigtog its colons-, nue sold by most Per futacra and llair•Jnyscfs iu 'limn and Comaley. THE GENUINF. flit JAMES'S POWDEIt AND ANALEPTIC MIAs. . . Ait E prepared ta-ii;sl by F. NEVIDF.RY and Sour, soil /411141 by them at No. 43, St. ; mai Ihme.street, Dublin; mut by their Agent, Mr. Saner, 159. Oztopl.i.treet. Mr. Newbery by his Affidavit, and by reznlar Deed. and /lin:: ails, hay proved incontestably his Property in them. Ale.brine*, and hit Poescar.' of the oricinal Itecipet tar e pamoline them, under Dr. Janiea's timid ;of which he win the Kole Depasitaiy. The Evideacc too of 1)r. Janie, himself, in an Affidavit, publish. al in 1777, has 'hewn, Ihat lie admired Mr, Ni•wh-ry t. be present with him at the !Hawes.* of making Ina Fever Poailer—the only ',crawl now in( who can a laiiti tSat aiirisitage. The identity of the Powder prepared by Mr. New lirry, ant! that by Dr. Janie.. i.:160 II•Ct sl.tigiell by the chemical analysis of Mr. Profeasor Mande, mid Ilr decum ; and confirmed by the marked Sllll'6oll l iven In 31r. Neu bery'A PUT:MiII by lite must respect:A -i/1r 111111 lie h allies $111.1411 W111114'64 ale 11l l iently judge of ita antheoticil y, and whose extensive urilciN 11V t 1111,11111.11 to impply. From I lull? f 44 1 ,:, whirl' estinot 110 perverted by sophisory, Illy public will be eutivioecil, that the asserlitio of Ale. It C. G. " Mal Ihr Cmitiwprilitgos aulil by 31r. b,rl are siverintes." w n palpible• auul ewes i.llll I'llll - lic RII iiiirsialion Uf 11.111 11 and perjury eveu itgaiust his Dr. James himself. St. faun., 27 Nov. 1817. ERA NetS EtV r!: V • tfAat,Liktot : I=llll HOUSE OF COMMONS, Tnummiv, Fru. 5. Gearrnl TINORNTON postponed his motion for lence to bring in a 13111 fur the repeal of 1141 much of the 23th and 26th of Charles 11. no in-laird to the belief in the doctrine of Transubstantiation, Si, 'Formluy the 2711 i of I:thin:ore. Sir Lee►.RTON Bit VOCE' gave uoi ice, that lie would, on the 18th of Fehr's:try, inure for leave to bring in a kill, to alter and amend the Copyright Art —lle himight in a 1101 fur enclosing laud in ernuford, in the County of Middlesex.— Read a first, and ordered Su be rend a second lime. _ _ _ Lord Lemet.T.rs hroneht U) the 11. I of the committee no the York Gas Light UM, *Licit war Unit:red to he laid on the table. !RIM! it'INDOW TAX. Mr. %maw presented a Petition' from the Househol4lcrs or the City of Dahlia, praying 61e the repeal 41f the Wioilow Tax. He assured tbe Il44use, that the Petition was of the most respeetable him'. It was ' , ivied by several tlimoiami, every tine of wh wua a leowteholiler. He !Mould HOW merely state, that the subject W 11.4 title OLI WlllOl the citizens t tt t i twy D , i r t i lt r l e ist f ell ess i it t led lie lu rt i v h c:t e t i t-a ri t n w4 r i t: t icq, 116114 , eniirincrti the i.oc, 51 well us of the general ueeessity of alleviating the Intrdrns of that country. It was intention to lie no est ly iltc for in.tkinE a specific motion to the lionse, rd.iti re to the Petition. as ' , VII as to set hers, from flillerem pirl. of 1re1.4.441, opt n t the same subject. The Illetitiuu was Ho a read, and ortturril to lie au the tabk. Mr. SHAW then r :me notice, that lie wroth!, on tlt 23111 iotstssit, cull the :mention a the it.... 1., on. solitet. Me. Hics.r•r•wf u tit ion ft ton the lotieti THE STATE (SF THE REVr.NUE. Mr. Ctittwcia said, he lard 3 qiit.tints to pot to die night I Inn. Gre,tle ni ass ~/,posite (the Clam eelliir of the (iselitsiiser), ti, ish i el i l ie is ns i e d l ie ilie,wer that wookil he inure satis factory to the public limn those th e fl orme Was oc.. costumed to ea. occati,nis relating to the public expenditure. lie d tl any idea of making assertions in %%Inch he was tint irorne out by the strongest evidence, ;pot therefore, prepared i tim s, If whit the particular items in the account of the 11utfstcr, horn whicii he hail u•certained, that although it was declare,) in that livoue last Stile Pion. and the Session heroic, that a considerable reduction had taken plat:, in the natimial debt, there was but a weak foundation for such a state ment. Ile begged to be uuderstuoil as not having any desire to represent the state of the country us more deplorable than was the fart. His object was to receive a decisive answer; as little resembliug those upon former occasion-, which proved wholly groundless, as passible: By the 1' mince Account it appeared; that though the Right Hotiouralale Gentlemaii last year had given a very fl ittering account of the state of the revenue, there was at.. Wally a deficieucy of 17,030,00 u/. How different acs tide front the declaration, that the natioiral ex. iwildittire was redhead, iii 1 t 7, 50,000,P00tr that W 3., ti •tn 110,000.0001. io 70,000,000/. ? At the enact meld of lest Stbslolllt WiLSSIIIIed,IIIIIt sufficient laroviston had beet' made for the emergencies of the year ; hot its what manner tests it made up There were 3,000,000/. on one account a itli the Ban k and 6,000,0u0/. on another, whit* W:th two ad 111'101131 SI(17111111IN made up 17,60u,0n0/. It was observed by a Right Hun. Gentleman on his side of th e Hour , that torte was no put-phis ite the Coo solidified at the petitsd ailuded to, and there appeared some grounds for {llia ollOrrVatiflll, for the claaiger ou it were 44.'251.985/. 7s. 1011.; the come on it was 43,642,11ti1. lit. 4 1. ; and the defi ciency 609,872/. 1,.6.1. Tbr Lcalar. including that for Ireland, which were paid into the Excite:. quer, amounted to .5,939,802/. The deduction for Ireland was 2,481,148/. leaving the Loans for Eng land only 3,358 634/. Out the sth of January. 1817, the amount of Unlituderl Debt, and ontatatoling dentailds, were 5 0 ,047,1881., Mid ma the sth of January, 1816, the amount was 48,725,359/. The increase was 1,321,7291. Tile Husk advance on bills was 6,000,u00/., and the charge fair increase of capital amounted to 3,500,000!. '(lie surplus grants of 1815 were 5.663.723/. : The 1 10 n revelred 3,358.6541., and the isscreast of Unfunded Debt was 1.3i1,7i9/. The net amount was 19,844.138/. and there was paid to the Sinking Fund 13,432,603/. The deficiency then amounted to 6,591,5384 Notwith standing this great variance between the assurance of the Chancellor of the Exchequer and the accounts laid before Parliament. the country was called upon to believe that the revenue was in a flout Wittig colt dition. The expenditure of Ireland last year Wad 14.000,000/. acid her annual receipts amounted to no inure than 6,000,0001. This was an extraordi. nary defalcation of 8,009,000/. Under circum stances su calculated to street the general statement of our financial prosperity, he woodd sick the Right llmmutable Getatlenum whether the country was to expect that the income exceeded the expenditure of the country in the present year 3,000,000 L ? whe ther the revenue of England and Irelund was to that ))))) otint a reduction of the uatioual debt? The CiIANCKLI.Cia of the ExCHEQUER.who spoke inn very low tune. said, that upon a comparison it hail beets ascertained that there would be a di minution of the stational debt; amounting to 3,000,000/. after discharging all detuauds in the present year. STATE OF JUDICATITRE IN THE NORTHERN COUNIIE.4. Mr. MticitsEL AriGEI.O TAYLOR, in rising to call the attention of the Home to the mode of dis pensing ittblive in the Northern Counties of Eng land, said, he was satisfied the (Jose would agree with hilts in the opinion of the propriety of making some very essential alterations in the system. lie had simile numerous inquiries upon the subject, the result of which was, his determiitation to submit to to Committee it plat) he which the greatest 111t1111.• VetIICIICIVII us fluid lie obei.lo-11. lie wits e „„ v i nctiri, from the state of the population of the comities of Cumberland, We,t mot elati.l. Northumberland, and Durham, and the town and county of Newcastle- s „ opott-Tyne, as well as limn the advanced condition of their commerce. that the Courts of J testier were: tint sufficieutly aupplivil with the means of decidrug the cases brought before them with facility. The Judges of the Assizes went no more than once a-veur to any of those eallatieil. The consequence must strike any one as most iiijurions, bring an ay iodate defeat of the ends for winch the Courts weir established; for individuals who were committyt were compelled to lie in gaol several mositlis before, their trials could take place, and very frequenfly were *v.:Pitted, alter a confinement that would have been ample plitioliment for the 1 0-ri:?trulioll of criturs. In the case of a malt tried for inatislungli.. ter. the famishment by law f o r which did cot rk. read beyond iiiipsivoilitient for twelve month.% it might 11.1 1 opt.ii that thirteen rounds likte,ltri e I between cootwitim mitt burl. lit the convactiett that justice should not, that it could not be admit. ~_