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• 2 ! frd • . Pet cent. = 1-4•• - . . , ` 4 lO „• ti l b 06 molt ( ' 11 ----j ( 4 1 41 1,0 • 6012:4 A _.'• . .! .11 , • • • . . • -7 .18. , ^ . . ' A . C -llli bt it 1 tt A s obt,,i/11 1 ......,.... ,I N , .)111 IL. .1r _.. ..411 .. ' •,,,.* tot) / 1 . •,• . • .... ' • ... ...k... 7. • V 4 LONDON ) WEDNESDAY, .APRIL 2, 1818.• iglgl= , , .. i• ..• vol.. mv•••00m. •v .....,0v•0m•00=1=....,•••.•v....•• — .. 6.' .1..4 NR. THEATItti-ROYAL, 11/RETRY-LANE, BRITISH GALLERY, PALL•MALL 79th Foot, to be First Lieutenant. vice Patrick Clasen, 'with Y. April 99, Atom T 7, 1818. HIS GALLERY will he RE.OPENED who exchanges, receiving ibe difference—dated as above. 'dew 38th difo- ,. j Lientenaat Iliverge Michell, from half -pay of , hy, m (9,1 time) she NOTICE is hereby gi'ven, that at GEN ERA L .11L on MONDAY, the tithe May, with a SELECTION t he to he Lieutenant , vice William Campbell, able ASSEMBLY of the SUBSCRIBERS to this To F.A. of PICTURES by Old Masters, with *hick the ProPrie- • ei_ Reg iment, . who excretive; receiving the diferener—dotal as above. come IVOR. TRE, will be held an IYEDNESDAY, May 8. at Two tors have favoured the lostiintwoo, fur, the gratification of 534dion __ . . . 1.: plain John Dean, hem half - pay of the fithls M, •1 Composer of leatick precisely, in the Grand Saone of the. Throw'. tor the Public, and for the benefit of the Arts in general. Ergimeot, to he Captain of a Company, vire William iYat, the purpose of electing an Auditor for the wear etisiiiitg. Admittance Is —Cnialognes Is. r wild's/as, Mr. t C. W. WARD, Secretary. liy Order, Akock Flokly, who excluiligis, receiving the inference— pletr Sternutil, Mr. . JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. dated as above. belie Eli liiT I: viiiß7 - --- . 58th ditt Lieniemint Midgard Johnston, from half-pay of ' , an y ; y Miss Byrne; the 45th Foot, to be Lietitinant, vice Nathan 'Noon, pew, nil. T HF. rotarnt :,,,,i LAST CAN ro kar t 1 . 171,1. LE:surf' PintritAlT or lieu who etchangeta-doted M. shove. CHILDF. HAROLD, is published THIS O.IY. w . ..z• J. Royal Highness the hat PRINCESS CHARLOTTE , hero vatic Bombastic nth ilittmo,Assishint-Soigeon .1 ones Permit, from half-pay for a , Printed for John Murray, Albemaile.strert. painted hr GEoRGE DAlt E, Ei ILA.; and covered by of the :hitler , ,,,,t, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vire George tied • BRITAIN. M'Lean, who exchanges—dated as above. in s WESTERN DISPENSARY, ciiAnt.r.s.sTßErr, The Nobility, Gentry, 21141 the littl ' aeril "" t o the shove 34 West India Beginsent—Brevet Major Christopher Wil- must, ley; Roastando oof little Si,. IYESTMINsmic. Print, are reppecifolly informal, that the Proof Impressions hansson, from th half-paw of the 60th Foot, to be Cap- trust, His Grace the DUKE of nurciEueri, K.T. President. arc now ready hie delivery, at the respective Print•Scllrrs, lain of . a Compan y , vice %icon, La .n Smi t h , who o g - the I e Bedchalob( l. ), II N SUNDAY NJ of May, 1618, the AN NivEns.titv SERMON, for :it 3..—First 50, with a rifled Nadi -4., four Gitimaarach. Farr., called awing or to I Also, a highlv-finished Chalk Fro! their R ya HOSPIII'A I. %TAFF . . billet MT. the BENEFIT of this CHARITY, will be preecheil io St. Margaret's Clime'', Westniiiistir. by the Itev. ROBERT Highnesses the PRINCESS ('II A RI.OI - re •tiorl PRINCE' Staff -Surgeon Joseph Ta tor, M.l). 61/11. the half-pay , to be Print No to to the For 1r laird March 1 4 1,1111411. . ' tank laitiv, Mr. Bar- al EYEN'S, A.M. Rector of St. James'a, Garlick liithe, LEOPOLD, hi 1 :.. - ir Bea a, the T heatres ree'sred fr"'w the 0b0r.5...,..„ p.„ i O rmsby , flow the l i , he y/ Mr. Mint ""l Afternoon Lecturer at St. Margaret's, and Chaplain la the " ri lg" .•111 " 41 ""° , G.irr % l if eh ' r:m t . a4. "Y W .I* * i r /' So -;, to the Forfeit :ervii t • half-pay, On Prints, ti is —P fo, 9t. ..s.-Iliglity fitiialicil in 1V airr rlee g i t Ireland, vire Graydoo, 111,,,,iie of Cuino,Ans. decessed—dated Ap r il 9, 1814. se lf i see to begin at Dune Ser v ice will becin at !:.!even o'Cluck iweeisely. colours nod moon led, W. ss. tr t: Elt 4801. 4.' TURA 7'l tE-R0 r. 4 DRIWY-t. EUN iiSi) AY .11. Ihe ir &Timm Mill perform mired Comie Opera of THE LADY OF TIII: lila' new Music by Mr Hook (the original the Piece). Sir Wilful Wildman, Mr. Gallic; Toting Harley ; Sir Joha Manly, Mr. T. Cooke; . Amino ; Clod den, Mr. Smith. Lady laity, Misa Byrne; Mrs. tonilly, 71114 a Kelly; Cicely, Mrs. After a hint,, oth lime, a sew Scrio-Comic Operatic Bombastic Piece, called AMolloqn. KING or LITTLE BRITAIN. Amoroso (King of Little Britain), Mr. Harley; Roastando Nis Cook), Mr. Knight. C.ogisetiiida (Queen of Little Bri tain), Mrs. Bland; Mollidusta (Maid of the Bedchamber), 111 CI. Oiler. PRICE SKI/MN-PENCE. r water from the New Ricer ilornoney —Rend. and tor ted to be referred to the Commit ter On %Valour W.. ls.u. Mr.. 41.• Ai TAYLOR hoped that in a t. w flays he wmohl he le tea brims forward s meinitire to remove the tucouveuteuee complained uf. Me, TVitorTeiltgT laid, that in the list Art reprilinz Wat er wo r ks, passed tie the !loose, they had been com pletely tricked. The Act passed on the siipposilion nut belief of an upporition to be given to the New River C and on the principle of keeping up the spirit of corn petitirip. Very shortly after, however, an application Wel been rhade to the noose to obtain a Parlismeitiai v sand iiin foe an union of the lak created with the New Comp•site , •, mad too n refusal to do this by the Hunse, haul privately fond.: tin erreeinent, by which all the end. of Ilse lecislativ n measure they bail unsuccessfully sought were •tiaineil. He trusted that some Geutlemsis 'would swore fur the repeal of the Dill be had alluded to. Mr. H. Wll.nn en Vll presented a Petition from the Inha bitants of the Horooth of Clithereei n.z.oost tlo. Unurs owe Printed Cotton Gunde...-Ilteail, awl indered to tie lin 111.4 table. Alcock dated as above. 51/tb ditto—Lientenant Edward Johnston, from half-pay of the IBth Foot, to he Lientinalit, vice Nathan Tipson, who eitelsangeou—dated as nhowr. 71ihkelitto.seAssiatoint—linigeon .1 IMPS Porrell, from half-pay of the :45th. F..t.t. to be Assislam-Sorwon, vice George Lean. who exchanges—dm...las above. 34 West India Regiment —Brevrt Major Christopher Wil -1 liantsmi, from the half-pav of the 60th Foot, on be Cap. tale of a Company, vice slslcolni Laing SMith, wbo tx chaages—dated as shove, HOSPITAL %TAFF . . Stan:Surgeon Jnaeph Taylor, M.I). ri ma th, half-pay, to he tancirou to Ilse Forces--Aalvd !tiaras 14,11110. 81aIT-Bsorstron Peioi Orsmihy, (sum the half pay, to he Snrigeini to the Forces :erring in Irelaud, vice Grapiest, dreamed—dated April 10, 1814. MESIORAN num. The dale of the. commission of Captain Charles Croker, of the 88th Foot, in altered to 4th inly, 1813, and conse quently he will lime one THE rotarrit awl LAST CAN ro CHILDF. HAROLD, iw pobliwheA THIS H.Y. Printed for John Murray, Albeinas le-street. WESTERN DISPENSARY, CIL% t.r.ssrn ‘vLsToet pignut. Dif roarer. the DUKE of nurciEu Prevident. /IN SUNII.4I( MOICNING N EXT.. the of May, 1518, the ANNIVERSARY SERMON, fo r the BENEFIT of this CIIARITY, will he prepebea in Si. Margaret's Chinch, IYramingh r, by the Itev. STEVENS, A.M. ftrclur of St. Jantes'it, Garlick Motu., Aftersuom Letillfit at St. Margaret's, and Chaplain I. the M o ore of Coamon A na. pekoe Service will begin at E!rven n'Cluele precisely. The ANNIVERS %RV DINNER of the Governors •vol Friends of this Institution will hewn TUESDAY, Ilse 10th of May, 1818, at the Crown and Anchor 'raven', in the To which will he added, 181 b time, a new Parer, called TIIE SIJEPIN(; 1)ItAI:(;111'. Characters-11r flambe., Mr. Gallic, Mr. liar wird, Harley, Mr. Knight, Mr. C y, Mr. alintoo, Mill I were, anti Mr*, Hughes. Doan epee at Sea eCtoek—the Perforinsage to ►egia at Seven. LABOUR ERS WAGES On the motion of Mr . P. Gryksr, the Ikii.e ret . ttiverl it nelf into COMMittie on the Lnhourein' ‘Vagre Hilt —Th. , pm 'mod through the Comtnettee, ant! the' Itt-port iJi ortleted to be brought up to-morrow. B o xes, 7i.; Jt..eon.l Price, 3a. Cel.—Pit, 3a. R , I. ; Secon.l Prier, 71—Lower Gallery, I Price, la.—Upper Gallery, Is ; crr•onl Price, Bate' owl IKarr+ to he taken of 'Mr. Sprint, !Infested'', Eryste. , .. atrert, tome Ten till Four, and of whom may he Lad • Private. Ito% nightly. To 1730111 W. the Tragedy of The Jew of Malta. After wheel. well 1e InnJnr►d, a new Dramatic itllnteeee, iN ter.r.r.eo wells Moser, to he called The Moemlain Chi , f. the CM ty, Deaf noel Duel.—with Ammer°, Kol a of Lithe Itretaest. iIrIIF:IIEAS my wife ANN C()ItEY, late V of Assentlity.row,le.eitsl, having left oily 'hoist withoot my consent, end willsoot any just enIIMP, 11114 hay. ing exhibited, in she Cools of king'. Henry, Artirks of the Peace agatts‘t one, r Is the rates of Ihr Court will not allow lu b • n.wer ••.s.yer unfounded 'hey may be, I do hereby gi tier at will not be nowt ruble for any debts whi id w e may contract; sod that property to a considers mist was, on soy marreaC•-, settled no her for her Of • ate ti.e, of whirls she reeeirts the whole in terra, and I iiiism all per• 1111% 1101111 , 411.1 fer Guns harbour ing her, or I paling her WI Illy credit. Witness y bond this 27th day of April, MA. Witmer. THOIIAS COREY. W. HIGGS, ROBERT UREIC. LW Alt DS, James Porter, EN. I Mr. Shirley. Mr. FAN int, Mr. Ssmoods, Wm. (Risks-, Esq. Mr. Ranks, N,thl. Thom*, Coq. I Mr. Ilartifignn. Mr. J. Trullupe, Mr. Cartwright. Ni, Collet-time laity Dinnei.—Tirkets 16%. each, to he had of the newswilr, at the Dispensary, of the 'ravens, of Mr. Capon, Cullictor, 31, Marslown-strert, and of WM. UN DEM AN. ScerelarYi Up!. r Croy, ii.strert, Wrst sss iss ster. DUTIES ON PRINTED CALICOES. Mr PATTEN BOLO moved, that a Select Committer: I,• apt tett 111 take Piloted Calienea, and report their observations Mei lin the motion was agierd to, and the Cuni.inthe appointed. f?fer of Ordnamr, April '27, 1818. Royal R. Anent of .ti tillery. MAjin , John Edward Jones to he , 3 / 4 0.t.t0t- Depot y-Mjittutl- General, Oft Baynes, &team .1--dated 19th Jzosuary, 1818. Corps of Royal Engineer,. First Lieutenant Rawdon F. Claverisiz, Cutts the Ilaltpay Li■t, to be First Lieutenant. wire Rogers, deerastal— dated 'Nth Dreeridu r, IRli ; First Lieutenant Henry I'. Wulff, from the 111111. nay List. to he ditto, view Salkeld, deceastil--dated 234 .14miary, IBIS. PARISI) VESTRIES. Sir F. BURDETT presented a Petty from the rarkh of Chriat Churrlh Surrey, against the Pariah Vestries Rill Read, and ordered to lie tan the table. On Mainnt,y anti %w y, The Jew of Malts. Mr 1.:11 , 001 I. corned! at llism Theatre, lend will mate leis 11.., mierneveire. nn Tuesday next, May 5, as Rover, in the Comedy IV,Id flats. COPYRIGHT. A Petition wan presented from the Fellow% and Profennio-n of Sion College, against the Copyright ordered to be referred to a Select Committee on the 811. The Poor Laws Amendment Hill, and the Pmi.h V, ,ties Rill (further erucdileratimi of Reports;., were seveiiilly posted to Thursday mat. PAWS!! sr.rTutENTC 3lr. H. SUNVF.R give notice that he rot T' nind•iy. next, itsi , re for lesser to bring in • Hill to aitec and mien I dm Isis legarding the Settlement of the Poor. HIGH BAILIFF OF WESTMIN , iTErt. Mr. Morris brought sip an Ai-room of the F. , milioncols of the High Bailiff of the City of %Wean ii ill ster, in Melo ums ordered to lie on the table. NORTHERN CIRCUITS. Mr. M. A. TA Y I.olt brought op the Ile.ii•rt r f the Select Committee appointed to inquire itr , the propriety of iiacrwitsg the circuits in the lon • Northern Counties, which, war ordered to lie on tI c table, and he printed. 1 71117 4 rer.no Y. fr., I'ol'ln' 7:G.4 BE sr %VAX CANDLES 445. per ; Sperm and Composit• rati•lles 39 per Mixes, ; Palace Wax Lighia. merely lighted. 40s. p-r dozen ; Nt w I iorentril Waxed Wick Moulds 12t.6.1. per *linen t store C:11111IN Ili. CI. per duaen. Genuine Palm atol tViiidsor Soap Is. 4.1. per lb.; Brown Windsor 4+. per dozen Pillares ; Fancy Soap Ps. per tlozim Superfoie Sealing Wax 7a. per lb. ; tool Red Dutch 4s filiittlett Soap from 2s. to a 10s.; Yellow Soap Trona 4f.124. to 61. 241. per cwt. M. P. DAYIr.s, ra, St. Nwliii't..laor. fippo.ite Slaugliteen Coffee-Image, is the sole Inventor and Muiiiifteturer of the New Invented Waxed Wick Tallow irirolles, which have gives much universal satisfaction to an many Melly itouuurable null (11.1 inguilthed Families. whose rem •nil.i. lions hire ettalilished his name fur them tu 'Tray pat t of the United Kingdom and 31etrsimilis. {Board a larze quantily of Wax Ends, far which a liberal price will be area. TH N F.reitiot t r, WI 1)1E`;I) %V. April 29 r will to acted 'nth tim^' the new Trardy of III?I.LAJIIIiA on, TH E oF .11, XIS. With tt..n Scenery, Mean..., and Decoration*. Mnotaho, ; Manfredi, Mr C Amu r:o, Mr. Macre ; Salerno. Mr. Teary; Kahl!, Mr. Vim nor. Del:arnica, Migs 1 1 ,nloctse to be spoken by Mr. Connor, Rini the F.O - I.) Mass flrnstion. THE ALGEHINE WAR, Dedicated, by !permission, to the Prince Regent. May at will Ite.publisheel, in one vol. Co. embellished will. a Picturesque Vow of Alzicree, es Plan of Lord Exmoue Wee Attack. and a carnet Map of the (Regency; price 21 2s. hoards, VFIVE of a RESIDENCE. in AL (HERS; comprising a Geographical and Historical Ace of the Regency, Biographical Sketches of the Dey and his Minitters, Anecdotes of the late War, Oheservations on the Bela(' of the Barbary Staters wills the Chriatian Powrra, auR the Neceleaiey and lenpus lance of their complete Subjugation. Ry SIGNOR PA SANT! ; Witb Notre and 11111.trations Ry EDWARD fILAQUIEIL, F:aq.. R.N. Author of " Letters f the 3lethierrauran." Printed for Henry Colhierei, C Wit-street. SUPERgt:DED. 11nbert IVil.on , to( Maiichrocr, intik/TNT. HANK KU ins. John Ward, bac of Whi-huira, IVorcrater. crazier, In rue render/ Mny 22, 13, mad June 9, at i kern, nt the Unison Inn, IVioreenter. Attorneys, Mr. Bei ke, IMvoaslerto.tret•l, Qneen-stinare, London; mail Mr Rill, Worcester. Thomas P►eston, nen. oI 31acelesfit Cheater, victualler, to surrender, May 7, 11, and June 9. at ten, at the An7il Maccleafield. /taunter, Mc'ara. ClArke, Richards, moil Medralre,Chancery•lnue, Loudon ; soil Mr. Higginbot ham, !thee!. ',field. Stir n nen , 1131:d Dirrriineincnt, n m poked by Mr. Noble. ensiulrd I.A CllisSl,.. Trwm. f.l yn.l , ,z Nnnte►), Mr. Nnbb.; ilelipgn i t N)litpl o) , ; attrild.ant Wow: Nymphs, by Hee Msss Wwrrl•. Senjainin Barber, of Brarbeell, Derby, lead-rnrrrhant, to surrender. May 13, 14, and -Nor 9, at twelve. at the Aug. I Sheffield, York Attorney% Miwira. It•tniiimon and Wilton, Sheffield; and Mr. Wil.un, Grevilk-street, Ilattun gardeii, Loudon. John William., of the town izf Shrew.littra, Salop, inn keeper, to surrender, May I I, at twelve. 12, and Julie 9, at eleven, at the Unirolll lon, Shrewsbury. Attorney., Mew% Presland, Procter. and Showy, Brunswick-square, London; and Mr Cooper, Shrew bury. %William Powell, tare of Brnckliury, Hereford, farmer, to mirreenler, May 13, 14, nod June 9, at eleven, at the Grey hound Inn, Hereford. .%ttoriley., %Ir. Poctrim, Gray's-Inn, !median; and Mr. Thomas .I.mee, Hay , Breesim.hire. Almaham St.n.fielit, of Holebot ssssss s near Tolinnrden, York, fustian-iviamifsetiorer, to surrender, May 9, Ili, and Jame 9, at tea, at Guildhall, LOll4lOll. Attorney, 31r. Ben nett, Tokenhoti.e-yard. Jame. Hlnrtun, of 01.1 Bond-street, %liddlesex , conch maker, to surrender, May '2, Id, and Jinir 9, at tell. at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Henry Martin, Fitzroy otruct, Fitzroy-square. (Deridende and Certificate. is one next.) To al.ich will added (1311. tiontl n new Farce, callcd 1110'S NI) . FATIIEIt Tbr principal Charm-ter, by Mr. Enpny, Mr. Liston, Mr. o. Mr. Denning., 31r.. Gibbs, alai Mt,. li t A Jun N end CO. feel greet plra..err Ingle. /LKinp testimony to the superior merit+ a the present STATE L01111;1tY, to rontnemee Drawiiis me the KING'S I Y (411 Joint ). The Scheme is gromidi d nit the approved l'idu of the Last Loittvry, as there are 107 Capital Prizes, 3 Prizes of gluon°, 4 Prizes of X 3,000 soil 4 :: 2 flO 1 , OCTAVO EDITION ON FRANKLIN'S LIFE. May hit will be piddle:bed, the 2d Edition, in 2 yule. Bvo. . . pries 11 R. boards, NI N r I O 81 l N I I pi ! 1 . , : F e R i A . I N F K E L N • t L.L.D.V Now first 'pritslistied from the original M. written by liionalf to a late Ported, and continued to the time of bes Death, by Isis Grandma, WILLIAM TEMPLE!FRANK LIN, Esq. Priutril for Ileary Cotharn, Conduit-strri t. 'I 1w Moors to be opened at Six to'Clock—.4l.e Play to begin At S 4 rtneei for the norm to tor taken of NTr. sran.tun , at the Box flii;re, ii..4l..trret. from "l en till Pour. . _ _ _ A !)male Bus to:ty be luta for the Seam's'. or \settly, or Mr. Pratt.lon. at Ike Buz (Mre. - T.. morrow, 11le 11)',era of The Devil% rorOolte. (hi Fri !iv awl llonday, the tier Ti idy uC Brllaroira, or, Th.. rill ..r Tutuie. , 20 Prizes o r s; 1,000, hi uddit , for tlr• 20 Pir'l-drawn Prize►, which will all be drawl, IPA the :list 20 NI mutes. And dove are unll• 11,000 'rickets. Aalventterers, who tonieltinie before the First Day, bare Ailvaniagea which nu presions Lottery ever possessed. 11 will also he been, that lb. re are MORE CAPITAL rnizrs, and 4,0® TRAM'S LESS THAN I. IST LOTTERY. the I'►ivs ore Nlerlbeg Nancy Tickets and Shares are 1111 Sale at M A WEIN and 'S Flirts' nate Offices. 8, Cornball. and 120. Osfrankstreet, where NO. 12,050. tot it Irti lo F.nar rapes of Po, t Wake. No 15,:i42, a• Prize of rboo, were Buhl an 14 Share., ur the Last Lottery, anal Prizes of E 20,800, £lO,OOO, £2,000, take. d e. an abe two preceding Contracts. MAD. GENUS' NEW WORK. M I Sm►errlvy. Milo Roy Mirgrneor: or. Alibi lAtor *tw Tltr new Fiore.. of %Vito'. my FMhrr z Riot the view Ballet of IA (11111 St, will be repealed every Cerium:, Muaday ex cepted. 3lr. Rnhatn torn tliortly appear, for the fi i yi r im e, in the Opera of The !glair, which will be revivoxl o ills tit w addr -4oual 11u•rr. Just published, in One Vnhinse. price Sc. :in Flynt+, ss, I' A FU,IIA; or, The TREE of HEAL : marl either TALES. Ily MA DA AIE-I)IT6ENLIC. Printed - for Henry Co!burn, C.iiiilint..treet. Of wlinrn itrty be hod, bitely publillied, by the Lime Author, I. JAN F. of PRANCE. s vol.. 12.. A soar gentinteut sI, Tracical, Operatic r.ntertaiiiment, site art, called The Smoot s of %Vetter, It is, rthearKi:, and •ill sptc4ily Iw prodnetil. 2 VDONNEL, 6y Lady Murgun. New Edition. 3 'ult. 11. Is. 3 ca.r.xAßvoN. ' , north Edit' . 3 vole. 1/ 40. 4. 1t111tl).1, by the Author of " Plain Sense." Second Edition. 4 vols. It do. IMPERIAL PANI.IAMEAT. ERA' . I) PR EVEN TE D. rlo connier.irs the 11114ny *Deity.* /1114 t are 113111' mail- to impow oil the unwary a *poem's. romptootion itoteorl or the GEMINI'. lILACKING pcepnrd by I)4Y and NI t It rl N.lbey hare adopted a new label, In winch 'levy Nignature astil Address, 97, HIGH HOLBORN. ron.piroton.ly placed in the centre of the lr.s!sel, that tie.) , trio.' in attention to this, and the difference of the tine, *loch is unlike all letter press, will Enable purchasers at itliC? 10 .1.1441 14r Imposti . 5 TALKS n 1 WONDER. of lIUMOI'R, and of SEN. MIENT; by Anne and Annabel(' Plniupire. 3 •oIM. U. le. HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, Antic. 28. THE MARMION PEERAGE. Witnesses, meords, and Coissisel were rut thee heard this day, in support of the claim of Lewis Dymuke, FAq. Cham pion of Eiiclatid, to the fisrony of Marinson.—Primeedings adjourned. 107 CAPITALS .C20,0(10. £J,OOO, Xl,OOO. &c. In the NEW STATE LorrEitY, Begins KING'S BIRTI - I-DAY. 41h JUNE. 8. The SHIPWRECK. by Min Burney. 7s. &I. 7. CLARENTINE, by the slate Author. 3 vols. 11 IC. S. EDGAR, by Maga AppWool. 3 vol.. U. 9 ADOLPHE, by M. tte Constant. 63. IMESSAGRS FROM TO r. [torsi: OF COMMONS. General Gesretrne soil other" kronen up a Bill pained by the Hoene of Commons, for preventinz vexatione action" battery, and slanderous words in the inferior Courts of Law, to which they desired their 1,08'11,114W run t mien , e. 20 PRIZES of 13,000 Must I* drawu itt the First 2u Minutes. This day was ptib!islied, in one volume, embellished with sercral Wasosl.ents,froin designs by "thurstuis, prier 34.6 d. IroAi N : A EATON STAN IN ARD BARRETT, E.g. A itiltor of " The Heroine." rorit:tke her not, and she shall preserve thee; lane her, and she shall keep thee; Exalt her, and she shall promote thee. Printed (or Henry Colburu, Comluit-street. Of whom may he bad, lately ptibitoheil, by the same Author, THE H ERIHN E or, Adventures of a Fair Ro mance Reader; third Edition, 3 vols. 18s. lb, 11,41 IA PAN BLACK I NG. nude a n d sulil 11*bn/comic 11%1hr and MARTIN, 97, li_. Holborn, and retaika by the principal Shopkeepers, iu Bolles at Gd, Is, and Is. 6J. eat b. In consequence of the nonicsiiii• Applications I. the fervid Lottery Offices far 'cuticular or fay ttttt itc Num bers, and the difficulty the Public had in knowing where to apply, liZ AII D tool CO. Contractor" , for the [At ltry, must re•pertfully aunonnee, that the following Numbers may he had of the Office-Leeptas whose Names me azaiiiit them Mr. Svrahe and others br,itizlit lip several private Bills. RETURNS. ATKINSON'' AMBROSIAL SO A l ' • parail by a stew procvss. whirl. furs it fr all irri- Mr. Shipton presented an Arronnt of the ltecript■ and Disharsentrnis of the Dover lllas h.tter Company fur the last year.—laid us the table. r. . S • 'ming ritsalitirsi to scromniriolesi .sa the moat nulJ, purr, and rifsrusal article of the kind ever invents II; it removes sediseas, and ',animas from the ekiii, locrciita ita clapping, and orikr4 it luau' iou.ly soft, white, and rem. Sold in %guars, fur wahine, price Is ; an l iu shaving salsa, price fhl and 1a fat. each. Mr. W dkinson presented an Account, of the Number of Peusinus enjoyed by the Widows of Officers of the Army.— Laid uu the table. WATER EOM pA Sim The nillhOp Or CHUM/ITER presented a Petition from the Inhabitants of the l'isited Parishes of St. Colmin-the- Fulda and St. George. Bloomsbury, its veory assembled, complaining of the West 7411.1dIrsex Wrier C pauy , and praying fur relief against the puly.—Laid int the table. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZ ri • al rdia. e:P. TO MIN .toIINCON. 91, NEWMAN-STREET, °XI OND Vr.T. LONDON. Ni •f 0:,.‘ 42. G ree t Si A.. 0, r.-street, Dinh. 11' 7 . WO. " ATKI %SON'S VEGETABLE MT. thaoges yor rill I).lir on the IN ail or wh:Nkrr., to a Itrao tifol amt per 'moo of loom* or black, on rrJoted to - 1 , 14-Irly tonal./ ILr osarpoar, or ill ro.tl it Out II uutlreil Peumb i , price 56.-111.. 84 —mot 0111. Gain a. ATKINSON'S FLUID f., TP•to, in: the hair where it has knew it, bunt illisese, I. •.;nra unn, clialwe of climate, &e. it also Gees it hum seems f, frisk.. it soft ma glossy as silk, anti keeps it /111 curl dur ing I,vise iii dancing, ur walking, ur iu damp seallie,, v,i«.:h i.l a nollie. tralitios.—The nrt:elts lisve the signature of the Prorirtor no the label otherwise thew cannot be genuine. 7w,1,1 by JarlP . 4 Atkin:cm, Pri-funser,No 43, Gerrar.l.43r..t.t, Chu-miusrr, I s u n; atwl by must Peri 1111 l ess awl 114 u - iis ilar Kingdom lE 1 fIA —I retires v.;o; n.y tyr,r thyliki for , TL the AMERICAN PAC/TM NG SYRUP ywa sta kindly tsve me fur my little Buy, a child nine months old : be had been *risen with a •nppused Cold. haa a viufent 41 ' 11 "s:eat the .ole, trim 'a afterwards iutintnril his ryes 111 aurh a dr a per, that it was diftibtful whether i.c wnitlil ever 'T elmer his sight ;at the same t•me cum. w. re very much and t h e Illertor I.ltwed with.mt effect. hut by Ike sae Or 0 IsHlk of yogis' Inv cuehle Syrup, its 1n... than a fiiimight t. a ryre (Which b. !%..e were fopiNllll d 141 be IWraloß as 1.11)1 as the f Teat p.ori•ii: cuo , i posoilv) date r 511.1 111 Lad several II rlii 111,1)1Igh with KC' 1 case. I any, obedient and grateful %Trout. S. PERIZY. lu. he haul of Ili. Puopriesu.e.,.l.,lsautots anal 's'( Ilium.. 94, Neirmau-street ; $lll.l is theta app..suusisseia, of all tbe Meals tsar ViyArra iso Toast and l'..utar%, 31 9.1. per bottle. —Me.. J 01111401! Is hrvrs slue Poor, as usual. at hPelguusetter% 'Tuesday 11.1.1 ls.situra4y mos tossc. from Niue so Ira u'ehn luestueinz a Leiter (runs a respectable Rau. r, I. Erriary II;at dr.? are real 4A vhai.t). No. 1 Webb 'No. 42 Carter 'Nir. $3 Ilish 2 Gish 43 Sivewrighl 84 Ilish 3 trailing 44 Swift I 85 1ti,14 4 Swift 45 Birth 101 p..." 1. ng 5 Richardson 46 Sivewright I 147 wo,i, ri Hazard 1 47 Ma. tin l 88 Richardson 7 Ili.li I 48 Flinn 89 Carroll A Hazard 49 Carroll NI Illas 1.11 9 Marlin 50 Si vew right 91 Risk 10 Sivewright 51 Carroll 92 E . (ton II Swift 52 Swill 03 Piddling 12 Swift 53 Has .rd 94 Carroll 13 Dish 54 Webb 95 Hazard 14 Carter 55 Swift 98 Carter 15 Hazard 58 Hazard 97 31nriiii Iri Evtuts 57 Eyton 98 Hazard 17 Hazard 58 Rirliardsoi. 1$) Corte'. 18 Sivewrielt 59 Richardson 100 Hazard 19 Marshall 811 Sivewright 11 1 W. bb 20 Wrido 01 Martin 222 Carroll 21 ridding 02 Swift 333 Marlin 22 S.vewr.ght 63 Martin 444 Carroll I'd 11 ebb 04 Weill, 555 Si yew right 2t (*.droll d 5 Mai Oran 860 Marlin 25 Carroll 647. RI. h 777 Carter 20 Hornsoy 67 Sivewright 088 Marshall 27 Swift 6$ fish 999 Pidding 28 Carroll $9 Swift 1,000 Wadi 29 Cytols 70 Sirew right 1,111 Sive• right 30 Hazard 71 Ilaza.4 1,222 Eyrou 31 Eylou 72 Florin! 3.:133 Rode 32 Binh 73 Nish 4,444 Web,. 33 Carroll 74 Re.le 5,000 Eylios 34 Mailing 75 Hornsby 5.555 Hornsby 35 l'idtling 711 Mrrtiii 8.684 i Richardson 36 Hazard 77 IV..bis 7,777 Richardson 37 Richardson 7 1 1 Webb 8,888 Hornsby 38 Hornsby 79 fish 9,999 lbellar.Nen 39 Richardson 110 Carroll 10.0 9 0 Richardson 41) Wria 81 Marshall 11,111 51ar.h111 41 Cat roll 82 Sivewriglit 14,000 Marshall •.• Person, fancying nay Nanslicta nut in the .bore may "Wain them by an early Aliplicaliun kg any Latter). office; uc to HAZARD and CO. CONTRACFI►ItS, lrl , Rt►YAI. E\CIIA\CE; • SJId and tlic Last lrp.'s I.ottertre, Fire I'!:IZ ES if r:0,4" MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War.pfee, April 47, 18111. 12th Regiment of 1 ight Dragoons—Coruet Richard Bury lintliftar lu he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Clialterton, promoted in the 4th Diatoms Guard►—Cummisstun dated April 9,181 U. 15th ditto--Curuct Ccorte Callahan, from half-pay of the Ist Dellllloll., to be Cornct, rut e tttttt as Coventry, who eselonsgcs, receiving the ohlTerenre—dale) as above. 19th ditto—Corset John Goodie to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Hatnnirrilty,promoted--datad as above. . . - 20i1t ditto—Cornet Rubcri Rolle Gillespie to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Cook, a ho retires--dated ns above. Arthur Nepeati Whitworth, Gent. to be Cornet, by pur chase, vice Gillespie—dated as above. Ist or Grenadier Regimeut of Foot Gnards—Lieutenant Julia Grant to be Lien.etiant and Captain, by purchase, vice Lord Limes Hay, promoted--dated as above. John Julio& William Anger%teiu, Gent. to be Ensign and Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Grant—third as above. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Gnarls—Johis Arthur Doug- Ina Bloomfield, Esq. Pace of Honour Ur the Prince It.. glut, to be Ensign and Lieutenant, vice Gordon, deceased —dated us above. lst Itegitn. tit of Foot—Lieuteutatst William Clikrke to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice J. (;oishne, Mho rmiree--itated as above. Henry James Bicbuer to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Clurbe--ilatv.l av above. -- Coleman, Grid. to be Ensign, by purchase, •ire Hieline. --Astra aa above. 16th nielsaut Grorze Rivers 31nIthy to IrCapttiOt of a C p.my, by pas chair, vice Campbell, whu relieve-- dated av above. Eungn l'ivilersch Marlow to be Lieuteurst, by purchase, vice Maltby—dstrol as above. Rubel t Cro r. Gent. to be rusogu, by purl base, rice Tburluw—r dried at ntouve. Lieutenant Fruiters& Therlow to lie Adjutant, vice Maltby, promoted-41M at. 'bun. g l 4 .littu — Lienteuetut liobcft Christo., from hair-pay of du CHIMNEY SW EEPE.I:II Lord AUCKL AN D presented • Petition from the Unita of the Pariah of St. Norm., ftraOtig th.it the Mill for regulating Chimney Sweepers msy pd,s into 4 lair —1 tail an the table. The Hume Omit adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONs, Tummy, Aran 28. USURY LA II 'S On the motion of Mr. Serjeant Osarow. Sir Illeory Par. nell w•• added to the Select Committee Ull the kers' of the Usury Law•. POOR'S LAWN. Mr. S. Illouttra brought up a Report relative to the Pour's Laws—which was unleirti to be ow the table, stud be printed. ORPHANS' FUND Mr. M. Sumgait moved, that there he laid before the Howie an Arc ttttt it of the Balance of Unclaimed Dividend• on the Orphan.' Fund, retnaining in the hands of the. Chasm. he, lain of Lawton, fur the year ending the bih April last.-- Ord. rtAl. Akio, an Account of the Sums pia by the Receiver* of the Holies of Coals awl Wine, to the Treasurer of the Or phans' Fund, fur the acme period —Mb-mt. Ale.., Accounts sof the Balances remaining in the Wm.!. of Ittecivers of the Ribose Duties, to be imul to the Tara_ lolitt r of lb. Olphaas' Fond, fur the same perMal.—Orth.led. RIBBAND WEAVERS. Mr P. Moog* brought up the Its port of the Committee appointed 10 inquire 11110 the slate of die di•trroscd n166'0141 %Vearrr•.—OnlercJ to lir .... the !able, sm.l be p. PrriTioNs. Mr NVIO presented a P. wive, tram she Churehoardrna rod Doectors of the Pour of the Pariah of St. Mary, Whiff, fIIAMI, realest the Poor l.rs• Ainesologent. rrd l'Ariale Praia,, a Bill—Read, said (Kok retl to hr MI the table. 31r BUTTCRWORTiI inmates' a Putilir.n fr th.• Pa rishioners of St. Gile—tii-the-riirldr, rom. bin dims in Matt- Curupanm.••, and playing to ts; sii id Mr. M. A. TAYLOR would beg lenve to cult th., attenti 111 l of the lloust to the importance of ill- Mel,- ject on which the Report just presented hail twi drawn up. It would appear, on reference t t that document, that persons had frequently lain in gaol in the four Northern Comities nine, ten. :net eleven months, fr want of trial, tool had afitr wards been acquitted. Alorenver, it would be see from a Petition presented, not front eine of the r.'1111• ties interested, but from the City of Norwi..h, cult our individual had. in such et rcitinstatices, la gia ished in confinement IM no less a period dam two year.. By referring to the Report, it would be rental that in some of these counties more Cause's were eeterel for trial than on the whole of other Circiii:s—that many causes had stood over for two or llirer years— that in Vat k. of eight causes set down for II IA by Special Juries, after the Juries had been slim mimed, six remained untried.; Ile was aware that objections would he raised to any alterattois nt certain peelers, because they were afraid to Ink the evil an the face, and boldly begin the work of reform. But he was determined to perm-vete, cording to the best of his poor abilities, in ilevt;to t .: and effecting a remedy file so monstrous 1111 evil. Gentlemen, on examining the Report, would Met that the Committee humbly recommended a this , . sina of the Northern Circuits ; because, thengli in the city of York three weeks were devoted to the holding of the Assize', still many causes usually were remanent. and because, after a divi,ion, the number of causes in the resulting Circuits would exceed that on the Western or Oxford Committee decidedly recommended that tulle should he employed in consequence of their recom mendations. but the regular Judges of the hied. He mentioned this, because he had heard of a uoin mission, to consist of 4 Serjeant and other luwe cis. But this lie protested against. as only a temper ii expedient, a shift to put sal the difficulty. lie would say, it was the duty of the Government 1/f the country to Intik at the case; they pOrSrS4t(l means of counsel tied adeice that nu individual coold ; they could obtain the opinions of the Chao cellor, the Judges, and all who, from knots l e d ge and experience, were most qualified to suggest lit remedy. Ile would accordingly give the Go vernment an opportuiety to view the case as they ought ; if they dill net do so, he would then beg leave to propose an humble Address to the Prince Regent, for mime effectual measnre on the subject. Mr. CURWEN ruse to bear his testimony to the correctness of the statemetits of the Hon. Getitle man, and to express his conviction that something was dtie from his Alsjesty's Ministers to supply the defect of clisp..tch in lite adtninistratiou of justice in the Northern Counties. Aldermen Wool) prevented a Petition from the parishioner* of St. Gregory, London, oguitt.t the Poor Laws Amendment Bill.—Read, and orJertil to he on the table. SLAVE TRADE. The second reading or the Slave Trade ACVI Amendment Bill was postponed till Thurs ley ee'n- Mr. SPEAKER here hoped the House would suffer hint to call Its attention to the state of the General Journal Index. The Index to the J‘unr. nal. of the llotwe had been carried up regulaity to the nine n 1 the Union with Ireland; since i!i3t nine, however, attiring a period of above sevoott•e., year-, the work had been omitted—a matter of very great iiworivcirience. To supply what wai cent wbs a work of grtat skill, nicety, and neell • J, innietwer, the nature of the cote t!id hot olio., snore time to he convinced than lute!). vece•rtry. He would jw.t suggest, theit, • C• 1