The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-04-19 00:00:00

IC I , • ''?" , , • .1, s z : r ~.... :34....0.f I. \ • I .111-`. I i ie 4 4,/,‘,..... ..,,,_ ... ___ _,____________ .._,.,_ ________ _ asisi: .1,: . THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1910 Pit:CE SIXPENCS-HALFIPIMIT• _ - - - - - -- - ---- - .., NUMBER MK.S.I;II.LINGTON. Mr. NAI.DI end Mr. BRA HAM/1 CONCF.RTS.—The Nobility end Gen. M, Subwribers to the above Ccecerts are respectfully I 11. famed. I bat the First nil take pl.:ee or THURSDAY, the iotis of May, at Willies Rouen, King.sireet, James's. Farther particulars will be duly announced. u,,bsr.iptions received el Messes Goulding an d Co.'s, 194, bey “..u.i.strtet. _ _ _ This day are pathlisked, in (Ivo. prier toe id. boards, THE ELle.vt EN TS of CHEM ISTIAY. Hy THOMAS THOMSON, M.D. F RS E. Printed for Lung/min ' Hurst, Rees, and O r oe, Paternos ter row, Lond on: sad W. Blackwuod, Soo& Bridge-street, Etlinburals.• SALES BY _AUCTION. VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PREMISES, .CHEAPIHDB. By Me ill Pi OLE, On the Premises, ott THURSDAY, April 541, at Twelve u'clock, by tinier of the All , igLlCti ,Mr. Haney Noire, jeweller, a flawki.apt, f IIE tr , .ly LEASEHOLD PILE 1. MINES, recently rep Osed, and fitted up at a COUlli derahle evrie.ise, must desirably situate, toeing No. Ileac! the South side of eheapahle, only a ice doors fruiri St Paal'a Church yard, presumed to t.e use of the tu.set leading rites. lions fur bushiest in the Metropolis, held Ate • ter® of sto years, and upearda, at a moderate rent. Tu be viewed, and further Part teeters may be knows, by applyinn to Messrs Hibblewhite, Ittnatmd, and Itubiumni, &Amnon, to the Assignees, Gray'e• Wu-plate, Hatboro; and of Mr. Hindle, ea, Chameery. lane. IMPERIAL PARLLIMEN7. HOUSE OF LORDS, WLDSFAIDAY, Arms. This day is publubed, in foolscap two. price 3s. 6.1 boards, ON N FASHIONS; or, /limier', Wiwi' ra Delineated t a Satirical Dialoae : With J A BLS' aud MARY, a IturalTak Ptinted fur lAutittuan, quest, Rees, and Orme, Patralos. ter-row, London; and W. Blackwood, South Bridge-Wont, Edinburgh. The Bard Assent was given, by Commission, In the Irish Silk Trade Bill, the Irish Lassen R.II , the Laical Militia Aittendouto Bill, the Niktia Completion Amendment Bill, the Royal lastifeftoa Bill, and fumy-Mire Private Rills.— The Cominissisnier. were, the LARD CnINCLLLoa, the Earl of Alf I.VSIOSID, Mid Lad WA 'MIN.:IIAM. Ni, Matthew W kulley , Mr. P. ;t. Moore, Si► asartee Muubury, Sir John Cotttrell, and other Members from the House of Cocasuoms,hrmight up the Newcastle Coal Bill, the Highgate Archway Bill, sod two Private Bills, which were. laid upon the table, soil afterwards read the first time. Upon the motion of the Earl of LIVERPOOL, the MAIMS adjourned till tins day fortuight• Lvecum THEATRE try- HILIPP4 s? rempectfnily aequaii.t s Ni rt ; P hePublic, that his BENEFIT is appointed for FRIDAY, the ith of May, when will be performed a (aeon oie COMIC OPERA, and, FARCE, never perfuented at Ole , Theatre. P.olickshirs will he enpressed io (stern Advertisement. Tulet% hnd of Hr. Philipps, et Mr. Kelly's Saloon, rail ii.ll; and at the Theater; when Owes easy be haws. LYCEUM Ti!2ATR R. THE SPCH A3EtIAI. LIREIILAPN ; iCENSE OF THE LORD &anted for the moral lessens, to the joist applkatioa of ail partici peistriyally interested. MR. DOW: Ois.'S 11:1SEFIT. rib% D IVT(Vit rrsoectfully !Begs/tints his Friends and Ilst Pablie, that his. OLNEFIT la Axed f.r ?MAI', May 2, laln, when Their Ma jcshrs: Cervristv, forming the Company of Ilse hoe nary. 1. ,„ c TLeatrr, w,ll act, foe the last tune, the try ' f:orardy (w ho, 1,, lora taihwased ropestatlly, Oats acators, with *wet annissone) e a u s g Tub; itYP4 WRITE. si r ; bn lAmhert Mr. 1Powlell; Doctor Cantwell, Mr. D r s.. ; colow I Comber!, Mr. Wrench; Darnley, Mr. Hall And; t,laard, Mr. De Cann; Maw worst, Mr. Ma sks" 014 Lady Lambert, Mrs. Spas Ls; Young Lady Lasahrrl, Kra. Orr"; Charlotte, Mrs FAY so. With' tiotertahttnenta of Scalps. T o which • 111 be added, a FATC/Ult 11'4 FARCE., in ~hirh .31 r. Moine will perform; putlealara of which will ferz..re dvertiscuseare. 38 64. 1 , snood Price, 9 es ; &toad Price. ss.—Upper Gallery. 11. ; ynu'lh:<r,ud. . N be opened at Half-past Five, sed Ma Pa t to Inn' at Half-past Ste. T. L.l. tied litters to he bad of Mr. Dowtoa, Nn. IN, pLre, thlutd•road atilt of Mr. tipring, at the 1,.%.1 111 the Stroud euiraute, I.ALLERY, PA LIAI A LL. TGA LLERY, for the EXHIBITION and SAL E of the WORK; of II RII'ISH ARTISTS, is OVEN io the 1'0.4, and wail cootioor open every 4.y, (.a Ten to dr fore...son till lire a lbe Afternoon Atholitmule ; Catalogers od. VALLE/STINE *GREEN. Keeper litiON EY MAT VERS.—A. Geatlemaci, Lahore eoastnoo claws of Money-lenders, ha. fame MOTs till• • et , rtm!y to aaraure wt dt.auir j, •r uu Stita, or Notts of II d, ..r any other sccarity.—Appiy to Mr. Walsh, No. . • opi Star y • la.bueur• sere. I. lira' Titeitydhl.street, sad a eat.! s.il be dare.: to his Louse, ....Liu a uaLaute's Lat. , of character, *hack yr married, two he scesuun•- •.:( t —Perm.- who here loose Sawa Islay oat, may to,- t.1(01 to :rest itivaatage. - BETH LEM HOIPITAI--COOLS. COll NI I l'rEE or .C.jtlV ERNTIliti will meat 1 at Blitur.wEl.T. Darla AL, *a WEDNESDAY, the 24 May 'rent, it Firm. 40tiorlt. to bemire Proposals i gorillas. aid Cuatrxrt for 1110 C H AMMONS ef ROUbt 31001 Cll4 , - , t, Pool Eta:Aire. to be deliverrd at Betbkm iisertal, free of apses,. Tire irepusals aim* be delivered to tbe Clerk, at hie Oat , . 1n Buell Hospital, Bridge street, at the lawn oa Tordry, the tet of Nay, or they (moot be revelled. JOHN POYADEH, Clerk. wsiminvwetra irtmATAL. ASPECIAL (3F.N ELIA L B()All Al the TRUITEF.S of the WESTMINSTER lIOSNITAL, ma PUBLIC INFIRMARY, in Jaen-street, Westminster, yin he held on THURsDAY, the Sd of May seat, at eleven of the clerk in the fureautm precisely, at time maid Hospital, *,r the Election of a Physician, (by Ballot, if necessar y) in the room of Dr. Norris, re,igued ; seat Nallut (if take's) to ponstuence at the said hour of ektren is the forenoon, and atm at two in time aftrrouun precisely ; and that the ( - no. duisger sl.o named offering themselves, do gu i" ti" it (Mahar:thou to the Weekly Board, of the of April Maud. liy Order of the Ti ushers, DARK 4 DANIEL, &aviary. Ihnithimemee, Wertniseter, April le, tem - - 111 - 3 — E DELIGHTFUL. SUMMER RESIDEXCE,II7II- NISH ED. BLRlifi. TBE LET, d , fOr any term of Years, han somely finuislied, with Dausediste Poesramon, an ele gy .. 1 1 , F.ASLII0tD VILLA, with PLEASIMEGKOUN 'lt DEN, and Rich Paddock of TEN ACRES of PAS 1 I II LAND; situate within • quarter at a Mile of Mai altrbrail Bridge, opposite the Neat of the Martini' of 'rho aud Millen Wood, tamely-six Miles Guns London, mid i•is from Wisdom., in Ihr County of Bet he, Gately we"' Inot by Lady Bowyer); contain, on the Grouted Floor, an cutcnice hall, a well proportioned awing moo, breakfast tort,, mod study. Pritie.ol Floor, a drawing roowt, with Porn windows to the dour, a morning room, four bed roonui, as.; too Ammo; rooms. Milk Story, four bed MUMS ! Jr?: SIC: mow, and "lure room. °Sets, an excellent kitchen, sou.•. Is' b tiil:rr's pantry, Wore loom. Pqatr, beer * l 'd •the cellars, wicalleut paved laundry arol dairy, and bathing recta The Detached ltdices consist of a capital view-erec ted rnaels blouse, tn.st complete stabling foe sit liar- VI. hes. bwilli.ots' 11.13:11 , a , •01 hay lofts MCC. roach Wind, COW plarra-, loud h o u se , cow brow-, garnences hong", I , ' 412 bier cellar, .I , se . ennead. - large produrt eve kit garden, plsnted with Emit trees of the first quality. Gruasnl, Cully plaited with due healthy k:cerygreesis, au: a rill, Paddock ot tin Arr.u. The whole well ioclosed "•;'' Oak fenciug, ir.c. The Premises are wow radar a iv of repair, and will lie ready for ucc opal iita by the first To Le viewed with Tickets, sad forthle Psrtirslars may is Lasso, by up ! 1.. Messrs. Wilson, Upholder, Strand, sad of Mr. !I hut ie, id, t limerery,htne. cia.eastAT Lb RESTORATIVE TOOTH POWDER. IlEtt;ry of cou,tenance, goo re z igir;lv or reatnres, aft allowed to distiogiash the &doh Fair; est dye Proprietor of BUTLER'S TOOTH PoW DER, •ottl !log leave to remind hie Countrystoiona that the inslre Owl.. Chorine loses half its Wetmore where the Teeth are 6 .r.d05ir5.1, or slow a r tt rn an d unhealthy appearance : fit , *■ the more nascessah:e, as the present preparation .he infallarle Illf Mid of removing every bh.sus.ll of the "`"ot, and is safe iu its appismtion, being composed of * ".b l er. It Is rem 'ideate the attention of all ranks, "'l.:snug away every nrspro'r, :ion, either in the colour or mussel of t h.- 'feet ;ns rendering the breath 0 0.1 amt delectable, and niAing the gums thr,r piaper e. natilliten hoe ; um! u census pots •litive •knor•rt ATw.th Advt.—No conspositioo of thi s kids! ever br,outchr, b to piddle a n tler, has met such uairersal approl.a - mil the Proprietor has to boast that it si is d a il y use I .)ulty itself. ' • holasole sail re tail, at Mr. Botlerls, No 4, Cheap' ' • eusSII T of Paternoster-row; and retail, Ly so...tfouss• ter Medallic Vasislcrs and Pr. rumen, in hours, at ta. 9d each .:Loin may he had, .A . Tuuti .11.1 TIC PECTOR.U. I.O7.F.NGES, for • 416 , (Ads, Asthmass, Sure 'flavour, and Inspeuving 14 /r ut% We hems at 1311 each. This day it pubtmlied, in bTO . Price as. In boards, ATREATNE the EXTKRNAL CHA RACTERS .4 Foss! LS. Translated from it lbe Ger man of A 'rattans Gottlob Werner, Coousellor of Mama, Professor of almeral..ey, lee. ate By TtlO‘lAtt WEAVER. Printed for Longman, limit, Rees, and Orme, Patrrnou. ter raw, Landau , and M. N. Malicia, int), Graftuu.street, Tills day is published, in avo: finely printed and but-pressed, price 2s. Cod. THE VA I .ENTIN : 4 P oem , nn S t . V.,len tine's DAy wilb • Partied Dedir:ltiou to Mrs. Dur *et, of "'I he Peacock at Ifrane " Ity r.bw 4R 6 COXF., Esq of Hampstead Heath. Printed for Linguini", Horst, Kees, and .)rme, Paternos trr•row. I f whom may be had, by the same Author, MISCEL LANEOUS P 01; l HY. Crown swo. price as. boards. BIGLAND'S HISTORY OF SPAIN. This 68y is Fantasised, le Two Totem it, eve price 11. 4s Ws. V II E lIN ! - ORY of SPAIN . groin the rerhent ►eriod, to the dose of the year 'Bog. By JOHN BIGLAND. Printed f r Imogene, Hurst, Rees, sod Orme, Paternos ter-row, snit W. Sheardown, Doucaster. Of wbonb may be load by she same Author. I. GEOGRAPHICAL and HISTORICAL. VIM of die WORLD ;is 5 large vol. avo. price i bid. board.. at. LETTERS cm NATURAL HISTORY; 'into Plates, go. bowls • .3. LETTERS at Ariel ENT and MODERN HIS TORY ; svo Ina 54 bawds . LETTk:RE4 at t►e MODERN HISTORY of EU ROPE; aro. as la the peers, sod *greedily yriU hr published, embellished vr.th a I•krirout of tha Aatbror, tor.ared ay tleaih, rioted is 410. by James BaUsanyse rod Co. EilinhtuKli„ riptiE LADY of the LAKE; Poem, in Six j cantos. By WALTER SCOTT, Esq. Pt hided far Longman, Hunt, Beta, and Orme, and Wil liam Miller, I.ondon ; and for Jolnt Kdiantwe and Co. Edmhontla. 01 50.,,, may he had, by the same Author, I. The LAY of thr LAST MINSTREL , aro. N. tid. board,. B. BALLADS and LYRICAL. PIECES; Bro. 7s. 6d. bu-rde. I'he above two Works may be hod together, iu I tot. 4hl. prire el tts or, os royal riper, 31. 130. o.i 9. MINSTALSY of the SCOTTISH BORDER; 3 woks. tiro. 11. Ito boards. •. SIR -TRISTUE3I; a Metrical li.mance e•i. Ise. boards. s. _AI Alt MION ; or, The &title of Fludden richt ; •t*. 14s. Losrda. Speedily will be published, priee Ose Guises. E RIN; . Perm.—By the Rte. Ell. SMEDLEY, A.M. trhar of Westminster lerboul. _ Dedicates! to the Kohleumsi H nal Gentlemen of the United Kingdom. Gentlemen desirows of patronising this work, will please to so .id their names to either of the following Booksellers : Pa).ie, ; Egerton, Charing.croas Evans, Pall mall ; or (iiukt r, College-street, Westminster. Thn day is published, headmanly printed on a tie foots. cap 'afar, hut presw.d,priee as Wants; also an inferior edition, rice 2*. (4 boned ; a New Edet.os of 1 El LER4 on tut IMPROVE 4ENT n. the LA MIND; addressed to • Lady, by Mrs. CHA PONE. To stud. i. prefixed, a Life of the Author Printed ft.. Scateberd and Letterman ; Longman, Horst andbine ; C. Law; Sherwood, Neel ) , and Joaes ; mad B. en.aby and Co. - • tilwe rmay be bad, by the same Author, uniformly printed with the above, a sew Elition of MISCELLANIES, is PROSE awl VERSE. ENGLANirs GAZETTEER Shortly will be pehlishrd, in iirionro, well printed upou goad paper,illestrated by a hirer map of England soil Wales, and another of the Canals, shewing the Mimed seri. gation, A IiAZETTER of ENGLAND arid WALES; ix containing, the Atatistits. Sericulture. mid Mies ralogy of the COI'NTI FR; the History, Aetiepsities, Curi osities, Manufirturts, Treik, Cornea/me, Charitable and other Institutions, Popidat inn and Elective Franchises of the CITI V.', TOW NS, and BOROUGHS; thgether with the Fair. and Markets. Including a complete INDEX VIL. 1.1815, with the Bearing; and Dimling, of each Village and lansiun from the merest Market Tenn. fly 11:0 MAE POTTS. Piloted fnr R. Rs — kiwis; Geo. Robinson ; J Walker ;Willie and Robinson ; 43if brill and Letterman; Larkiugton Allen, and Co. ; John R Wharf:MM; JI/11€8 Richards.* ; I. Booth ; RIM Wrii. Clink( nnJ son •.• The Proprietors of I.IITKOMIBE'S GAZETTEER, finding it impossible to introduce into that 'Work, the inns. saveable Additions, Corrections, and Improvements. that were n-rerisey, to rei.iler It UN thy the notice of the public ; • Groan nun of ability has wide risky* to rite au etitire new work, oho towns; bestowed pest labour mad attention opens il, they Isere no hesitation in flying, it will he the comfits !tat boots that has ever appeased OH that 'object. SM.IF:TY FOR PR9sECUTItiG . FELONS, Ice. Isststuted is 17ti7, utt the recaussieuthation of the late Sir Ji:lts Flel4iwE. II .C. 1,24 1 - 41 - er - es - ;n — N.P. Prep i t Mir C PM ICIE,'HaA. Abler 11/ 411, M. P. Yam-President. 11111 E ANNUAL tiENEItAI. NI LE I'ING of 11.. the Members thw Society, to fleet the Nieves and Cusonnlter for Ilse year ensuing, will be at the Crown and Ain bet Tavern, in the :Orsini, as Fit I DAY, the e;th in• slant, at Sevene'C krt. iu the evening, precisely. Ti.e intention if this Society is to prevent, n mach as poralilr, the losses which Merchants, Hankers, Tram ..InllB. shod ..:ties frequently sutler, from the depredation.. felo^s, part.rtnaeiy of 'kepi:rico% Ike. mint to adopt the amt r I:Le tt/al of Minting such delioquents to justice, who are , too 1 . , riplentl), soil. red lo escape punishment, from a tsar of Ilse cl:peinie and troub.e attending a prmeention. of the Society, the great utility afwhich rlrleirai, 1641 e been conducted OP those min cip'ies user mace its large sums of moley lowa expended in nraar-:a, ailvertercarientg, and nand-bills. numer ,, i as ir•iisioneil to justice, and the Members c.initigireed their cupciisc of prosecution. it, arwirk•rvu ri , a lush Aptil S. S. litlCT,See. PersoM4 - rateMs; ur becoming Members, are reqamitea to nrply at the Nrrsetary's, trines the Bye-laws, Ste may be ob talutd. EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Sy Mr. HINDLE, • Ott the Premises, No. 12, Ckeapside, ow THURSDAY, April MS, at Eleven, by order ;Atha Avaigliws, r LINE • ENerherit HIJUSE.IIOI.D - TUNE, and other Effector, of Mr Henry Howe, a Bankrupt ; tunsuliat of ftoue.post bedsteads, with chime fitenitoirs; prime goner featherbeds, mid bed.ling ; well loads work to cheats of bovesne, secretor) amt book case, with glued doors, set of d' g.tabtes, with framed circular ends; twelve fashionable parlour chain, with satin kw.. neat., and bro.. mouldings ; large Brussels o erpets, wind° r.eurtains, pier and clinnuey Ousts; a capital nun repository, hitches, riquiedcs, etc To be viewed the day preeedimr, and morning of Sale, wheat COMltoPrie may be had un the Premises, and of Mr. utl,Cbmseery.latte. TO JEWELLERS, WATCHMAKERS, &c—VALU ABLE STOCK I I TRADE, CHEAPSIDE. By Mr HINDLE, • On the Premises, No to, Clarapside, on FRIDAY, April 17, and Followin‘ Day, at Eleven o'clock, by order of the Assignees, TH' Valuable STOCK in TR 11E, of' j.. 0. ellery, watches, plate, plated urt , rli s, Jce. of Mr Henry Howe, a Baokrapt, consisting of gold, silver, and metal watches, fashion a bl e gold watch.elmius, elegant gold. , mounted seals and keys, fancy gold ring; and broaches, hoop and wedding rings, necklaces, bracelets, Oyer thimbles and Iniit•knives, snuff mid esseace-bores, serious sorts of heads, • large quantity of profile frames, Sce. To be viewed two days preceding the Sale, when Catalogues may be bad on the P113111b1.1, and of Mr. indle, IS, Chan cery.laae. LEASEHOLD HOUSES, NEAR PIMLICO. By Mr. HINDLE, At Mr Zieran's, the Orange Coffee-holm, near Rinelib- Chi:lata, on MONDAY, April 3ti o at ONE, in Four Lots FOUR 'new-built LEASEHOLD HOUSES', Nos. 6, 6,7, and e, iu Sprinie Garden-pare, betweeu Flarda lane and Beherave-place, Fire-fiekls, Chelsea, let to Thouiling, Keep, Pares, and Townes, yearly tenants, at r. uts amounting to ,51. Its. per miaow, term 6s years, pound rent sl. each. To be •iea,d, sad particulars bed at the place of gale sad at Mr. ilindleis, No. 411, Chancery-bole. GENTEEL ROUSE AND FURNITURE, IN A PRE FERABLE PART OF THE NEW-ROAD, NEARLY OPPOSITE. GLOCCE.9TER PLACE, WITH A VIEW OVER THE NURSERY TO HAMPSTEAD, Asc. By Mr. HINDLE, Ow WEDNESDAY, May 2, at ELEVEN, on the Premises, by coder of the Execatois a Hun Gresaaway, Esq. ae. iVege , llent LEASEIIOLD DWELLING. HOUSE, which ban been enlarged and improved, with convenience's:4 even description ; has a good garden in .front, and another in the rear; with a brew house, and laundry over, together with a small Erick Duelling, and a p'ot of ground, in Nelson-place, adjoining the Premises, snitable for the erection of a coach-house mid stable. Held fur In and 29 years, at low rents, with immediate possession. I At the same time, in Lots, the genteel Household Furniture, chintz drawing room suit of French curtain., chairs, and sots, 34 fine-timed piano, good cabinet omit of the usual description, a capital right-day clock, handsome sideboard, secretaire, anal bookcase, book. prints, a feW pivot-, of curi ous India muslin,, a choice fowling-piece, a set of new brew. ing utensils and sacks, and various other effects. The whole to be publicly viewed on Saturday, the golly when Catahigui.ll way be had en the Premises; and in the mean time by Tickets, with particulars, which may be bad of 0. W. Bulkley, Fag. Newman,treet ; and Samuel Churchill, Dig Doddington, Oxfordi.hire; the Excentors. I Also of Mr orolicon, Nu. 4 , Carey.street , and of Mr. Hindle, No. en, ChniKet)•lnne. STOCK OF STATIONERY, HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE, BOOKS AND EFFECTS, SMITHFIELD BARS. By Mr. BURTON, On MONDAY, the 43d of April, plio, at Eleven o'Clock, on the Presto's, No. is, Smithfield Bars, by direction of the "Frustees, fur the benefit of the Creditors of Mr. Juba T ir j ho r.MHOLD FURNITURE • consisting of & tbor.. rot and lent &Amends, test her . .lieds, bedding, chests of drawers, chain, &Wes, glass,s, carpels, &c. Stn. k and Utensils, comprising about lion ;cams of paper, including cartridge, royal basil, bae cap, double crown, printing finny, otperfine sod memad fuolsesp, w nee acd laid pint. Dwelt twine, acrompt-boubs, pli.agio, presses, a wales- cot counter, a :r1 miscellaneous effects. To be viewed us Saturday, nod catalogues bad of the Pre miss., aid of Mr. Barton, lie, Cora hill. Thai day ia published, in aro price us. le boards, I%,iNiAt: I ICA L GILA M NLI It of ENGLISH PRONIINeIATION, am plain and recognimit princi ples: calculated to assist to retain lag rt. r, obj , • I,,iiiabla peculiarity of utterance, arising either fru.. fort•loto, pro einertl, or rrnl;lr habits; or from • defective Is, of the ()maim of Speech; mid furnishing. to Pupils of all ages, tha means of systematically acquiring that ocrioua and grace ful artiralattois i which is the basis of a supvi.ll)l dean ry : together with directions to pension oho stainturi w thetr sreerh, cosaprehrading Lime new ideas relative I. Lughsb l'rusody. ey B. 11. WWI 111 I, Teacher of Flotation and Polite Literatere. _ •_ Printed for Jo Imo Ricbartraii. R„ yd &change; sod J jo me o u and Co St. Paul's Cbetrch-ystel. TO THE NOGILITY, FACU Y' LT, AND PliarLlC. REECE and CO. CH F. iIISTS. beg knee to arquaiat the Nubility, the Nediral Profeasion, and the Public, that they are rimoved from Ilrmiettmstrcet, In No an, gragintotrert, Coyest tiardco ; Ilwar nee panel as affording them innrenicners for haven all their cheatieal and other preparations, made nll.ll. their immediate isisvce. tine ; they tall undertake t.i vouch for Me cello i•icn•n4 aril plod) efevery article sold h) them, or ratii!.iyed in the co pomading of receipts They reqm et their friends .on .b. ,erve, th aotirt.de is to he depended ea, in manioc frees them, that has not its p.nper eele, and the names of Item% 13.1rfp-sq, and Cu Chemical and Mt-areal MIL, tl•creort •„ • Their C ital.. Inc of Drags and Chyme:4l Nepai join. sith 'herr &sea to adults mod children, prop,rtirs, mind era res. It.e. i .ith ■ description 44' the did - neat s^d t'licaiical Teat finale, doe. Si.e) ea jest omislished pro,. js And may be had as above, sad of al Booksellers is the u..a.rd kingdom. NOOSE OF COMMONS. The SPEAtint announced to the House, the Royal Assent to the Local Militia Bill, the Militia Completion Bill, the 'this Silk Bill, and the Warehouse Duty Bull. limes the motion of Mr. (..; ', the Irish Number* Debtor: Bill *as mid a second time, mud ordered to he animated. . Upon the motion of &fr. LOCKE A KT, the Bill to tweed no act of (lurks the Second, respectiii. the lot Sett lesur.i.l Bill, was r..a.1 a first time, mud wdercd to lee rend a seeoud tune, on this day three %cols. Mr. Mauntim brought up the minutes of the erideure on the Committee on the Loudon Dock Bull. After a discus sion had taleo place, tespectin; the re-cumtuittueut of the Bill, between Mr Maiming, Sir T. Teuton, Mr. H. Smith, Mr. Fitzgerald, Sir. H. Browne, Mr. Rose, Mr. H. Thorniou, Mr. Marryist, and Mr. Wiring, the Bill was re-committed. And the iepurt ordered to he printed. Me. FUST PR ulnae for knee to bring in a bill to amend as art respelling the liarbsow of Hooch —Leant given. Mr. Bs vat. brought up the Fifihßeport of the Conisuit -1011 ON the Pablo: Expentlit ure.—t)reered to lie on the tah'.e. Mr. DuNll•llll2toVed, "That the Douse, at its rasing, do adj.mrn to llouday se'unight."—Agreed to. account of the extrauirdinaty expenses of the Army, from the v. - . 11. of December, is Al, to the loth of beceusber, 1809, was brusight up, mid ord ere d to i.e on the table. AMERICAN PAPERS. Mr. CANNING said, that, preparatory to the Grin tion which was to be brought forward, respecting the campaign iu Spain and Portugal, bethought it necessary to move fur certain additional papers, lativt to that question. tie accordmgly gave no. tice, that he would, insinediately after the recess, move for the production r•f those palms. Mr. Can ning theu said, that he lied uquestinra to propose to the Hon. Gentleman opposite (Mr. Whithri awl), relative ro the Ainetitnii Papers, for which the Hon. Gentleman bad loosed some time since. Those Papers had been laid before the House. up wards of too months aeo ; and no motion had been made with respect to them. He conceived that he was jn•titi••d iii taking notice of midi a eircum stau• character was concerned upon the oc• 0141011, stS the Hon. Gentleman had called an ques t ma the propriety of his conduct relative to the in structions givcia to Mr. Erskiue.—This insist appear of importance to the House. as it certainly was to him. The very serious business which had occu pied the House and the country, for seine close past, might have prevented the Him. Geutlewtaw from giving to those papers a due consideration ; hut he begged to know, whether it was his (Mr. Whitbread's) intention, to take any measures with respect to them? Mr. Wittrisanso said, that the Right Hon. Gent. had very fairly accounted for the delay upon the consideration of the papers, lay attributing it to the weight of serious matter. with which the House had been engaged, since the period of the produc. lion of those papers, for a be had moved. He ought to have apolo:!ised to Vie Right Hen. Gent. for uut having ialverted to the subject before. and conceived that be had acted with great propriety ao introducing it at the present tame. It was Ilia in tention to read the Papers, and if he saw nothing in them to occasion an alteration in his present opi nion. he ovoid. no the Monday after the recess, submit a motion t•r the House concerning thew. CORONERS' INQUEST. _ _ Lord Ossttsrua svd, that he lids question of much importance to ask of the Right Hum Gent. (Mr. Ryder) on the opposite side of the Rome.— He hail observed, immediately after the late .iis. turnances, that the most seine measures had bee,. resorted to, by Ministers, for the apprehension of the person who firrd at the Military Gentleman; lie, of course, imagined, that measures equally vigi lant would be taken to find out the Lie Guards man, who murdered the per.ori in the neighbour of Piccadilly. It would not bit eery difficult in his opinion, to arrest the murderer, as the guard to which he heluoged consistrd of only MX men. lie their asked shriller it was is the contemplation of Ministers, to take such step, as id ould lead to discovery of the murderer ? Mr. .RVDItt said, that he had inquired to pleticolarly into the tendert of the vildiery u. the late disturb.inces, aud found. that it had never brave tunre pestwororthy. than during the connoup amore of those tumults, which they h.td been con• ceroed in anpricming. Their moderation. as well as spirit, had been Itatified opon the occasion, for they bad not only been pelted with stones, hut loot been hired at by the mob. 'll heir moderation, a,,. der these circumstances of reril sal ireulers was le'. solutely unprereilentxd ; and he thou g ht it his nal. to assure the House. that the military had been tacked thus violently, before they fired • *hos. Under thsse considerations. he hid not made any _inquiry with mope 3 to the circumstance to %Inch the Nolilv Lord adverted ; neither was it his intro. t t # proceed any farther upon the °cession. Mr. Witt ranee, agreed with the Rig'•t Flon. Gentleman in the assertion, that the soldirry hehavi d w th moderation. upon the oression alluded to ; but he begged leave to risk the Right Rms. Gentleman, hrther he thonglit himself coinnlet.ly in rsvealing such doctrines as he hod just stated to the House The 01 %vest: OR of the Excneonea said. that Isis Right Hon. Friend h..d frilry answered the gre.tir.is 1 1-0 ; 14...ed to him. Ite (the (•honeol v e o f the Exchequer) had yo oii-eririn to any slissmsaien concerning t:w ntiestion. u or e ded at stood as gofer mottos' befure the ; but se chat was