The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-06-03 00:00:00

g _ _' , • - , "~ ~'f ` I :~ 4- *.l - t ~~~ 4.; /-Vi I bi . ...•............ _ .......... .Q7u e r Num emu 6083. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. MR. KEAN begs leave to inform the Public that his BENEFIT is appointer' for THIS EVEN ING, MONDAY, June 3., when hio Majesty's Serrano will prefer* the celebrated Scene of The Cnria, takes fruit Mae sirgns Tragedy of THE ROMAN ACTOR; Or. THE DRAMA'S VINDICATION. Paris (the Roams Actor), Mr. Kean. After which, the favourite Play of THE MOUNTAINEERS. Octavian, Mr. Kean; Count Virokt, Mr. Barnard ; Roque, Mr. try. Powell Mr. Fitztviiiimoi Sadi, Mr. Har 7orards. Mrs. W. Wert; Floranthe, Mi s . Urger ; Ag nes, Miss Cahill. T o co whide with the Musical Farce of TuE WATERMAN. Tom Toe (milli the original Songs, and for this night only). Mr Kean; Bustle, Mr. Goalie; Robin, Mr. Harley. Williebaina, Miss Cubist; Mrs. Boodle, Mrs. Marlowe. Iltr. NUN rt.pertfully sampaueea, that the whole of the this Events( (after the Ripener* &dotted by Orii , e 0) will be applied in she RELIEF of the DISTRESSED PEASANTRY of the SISTER KINGDOM. Tit lIATRR-ROTA L, COV RNT-GA RDEN. T HIS EVENING. MONDAY, June 9, will be acted, Shakspeare's Tregedy a JULIUS CESAR. Jilin. Curer, Mr. Ferree; Octavio , Cesar. McGowan; Marc Antony. Mr. C. Reelable; Brutes, Mr. Yosoc ; Grier,, Mr. Illscremily; Cams, Mr. Fawcett; Denies, Mr. Abbott. Calpernia, Mrs. Smiling; Porcia. Mrs. Pasch. To which will he added, 494 time, a oew Gram' Asiatic Melo-dramatic Romance, called CHERRY AND FAIR STAR; Or. THE CHILDREN-OF CYPRUS. Cheery, Kn. theist; Swarutabeett, Mr. Farley; Tapia, Mr. Grimaldi; Hamsabad. Mr. Blanchard; Gialßer, Mr. Chapala; Noureddin, Mr. Horrebow. Fair Star, Mrs. Peyle; Aviaryaus, Miss Bcaumout ; P pilb, Miss E. Den welt. Boma, 7,.: Second Price, 3s. 141.—Pit, 3s. tld. ; lieteed Price, Re—Gallery, es.; Second Price, ls.--Upper Gal lc ; second Price, lid. To.morrow, The Law of Java; with Love, Law, mad Physic. On Wednesday, The School fur Scandal; with Cheery and Fair Star. On Thursday, The Law of Java. UST NIGHTS OF MR. MATHEWS'S ENTERTAIN MENTS, PREVIOUS TO HIS TRIP TO AMERICA. MR. MATHEWS AT HOME of the OA THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE, lITRAND--THIS EVENING, MONDAY, June S (awl ea THURNDAY mod SATURDAY), THE YOUTHFUL DAYS OF MR. MATHEVVS. Part 111. STORIES: in which Mr. Mathews will take steps to introduce the following Cberneters:—Net, ter. vital of all-work in a lodging-horse ; Monsieur Zephyr, Pouch Ballet Master (Gist floor); George Augustus Pipley—" A line of beauty"—in love ; Ab Llpwrlyn ab Llwyd, Esq. not thin enough; Sir Shiverorn Screwoerve, Gssrdisn to Amelrosa (second fluor); Mr. Mark Magnums, wen rostpnt lodger, neat dour ; Miss Ameleues, In love with Fipley. Bones, Places, end Private Bones, to be bad at Mr. Ste. "'atom, at it..• s.itort Entrance, from Teo till Five; amid at Ainfre.es t. briny , Hood-streel. I• ~ SALES BY AUCTION. 1 EXIIICX. WANSTEAD ROWE. MAGNIFICENT COSTLY FURNITURE. desigsed u the ant &yle of Elegise?, avid of superior Masnfaritire ; a capital RI LIJA RD TABLE; MIA NDELI ERS •11,1 GIR AN DOLES ; superb BUHL. sled valasielat ANCIENT and ORIEN rm. cAtumars; crrious EBONY CHAIRS, SOFAS, *se.; ',silliest PLATES of GLASS, • PEDAL HARP; PIANOFORTES; about TWENTY-TWO THOUSAND OUNCES of PLATE; choice COLLECTION of PAINTINGS, SCULPTURES, Sae GOBELIN TAPESTRY; LIBRARY of valnahlo ROOKS • CELLAR of choice WINES, ALES, &e.; va luable Clleeinss of elegant sod Sae OLD CHINA; rich CUT GLASS, HOUSEHOLD LINEN, and visions EFFECTS. MR. ROBINS, of Warwick House, Regent street, informs the Nobility, Geairy, and the Public, that, by order of the Trustees. h. shell ofhr FOR SALE BY AUCTION. Or the Premises, Wenelesil House, os MONDAY. the 10th of Jose, semi Thies y.usiefollistirlsg el Eleven eChwelt as per arrangesotot is ties Catalogues (ilsierdays sod Sias, Slays excepted), THE SUPERB ELEGANT FURNITURE OF THE ABOVE SPLENDID MANSION. . . . . Finished in the first style or magnific►nce, asiaMerl tor Ike Palace, or Mansions of Noblemen or Gentlemen : consist ing of grand Gimpy, Mate, and other Bela, with costly Velvet, ric► Silk Dimasks, Chintz, amfiliodimo Forel sores ; excellent Bedding of the first description anent window Curtsies, and Hangings en suite. Splendid SUITES of DRAWING ROOM and BALL ROOM CURTA INS, of rich Genoa Velvet, Damasks, Silks, IK Scarlet Cloth, sad Marines, wade ap is the most Fashionable sad Vegas' Style, trlnsased with Gold Laces; Couches, Sofas. and Chairs to correspond. Beautiful AXMINSTER CARPETS, of the beat fabric. Brilliant PLATES of GLASS. A Set of Oriental curious and valuable EBONY CHAIRS and SOFAS, SCREENS, aad CABINETS, of See rare old India sad Jars.. A nestchless Collection of Oriental, bresden, Sere, and Preach CHINA, in dinner and dessert Sets, tea sad breakfast Services, cobble' sod ornamental China of all descriptions. Variety of Parisian and Buhl valuable CABINETS avid BOOKCASES; nisgailleeot Library Tables, and well.lwished Cabiset Articles of all deecriptioaa, for dialog -roosts, par lours, libraries, &c. Elegant Civets sod Oraansents ; superb matchless Chandeliers; full-sized Billiard Table, sad vs ratty *resettles' Furniture for villas or cottage Resideacei, aid Servants' Apartnaeate ; Iwo Fire Engiaes, and Appara tee ; Brewing and Dairy Utensils; Garde" Lights aad Tools; Greenhouse Pleats; Pleasure Bost, Pants; capital Sets of Harness, and variety of other Articles, lee. The whole forming an Assemblage sr the oio►t valuable Property ever offered fur pehlic sale, sod well numb the attestant of Geotlemen, the articles being of the first descripiiirs, sad is the highest preservation. To be viewed on Wednesday the 12.1 of May, sad every day (Saadays excepted) to t►e time of Sale, By Catalogues only. N.8.-711e whole of the Properly, according to Hie duff,- resit advertisemesto, is comprised is three books, raakiiss t 0... ... • • setber tbirtv.tho days Sale, whit► hawks will be delivered al Wassiesd Reese; at Messrs. 11111110,11, Lishiroul, sad Rolnoe's Office, Crisis , street, Leitesieentiosee; at Messrs. Beenleen, Spooks. sad Reddish's. Temple; sad at Ur. Robin's °Bee, Regent-street, eforwile New gerliewlem.ofeeet, at 56. each Ciwitiwerwe. were sr *WA will wink Ibex be Ow view. VAUXHALL. UNDER THE ESPECIAL PATRONAGE OF THE KING. HIS MAJESTY hosing moat grsciouslv sig nified his pleasure that Vauxhall s►all be ■eder ►is Especial Patronage, the New Proprietors have the high lan. soar to asnounce to the Nobility, Gestry, and the Publ c. that these ROYAL GARDENS WILL be OPENED THIS EVENING, 3d Jame, with a variety of Amimeasents. the Particulars of which are set forth in the general Adver tisement. and which will be diversified throughout the Srllloll. Is t►e :Musical Department, Old Favourites have been re• valued, and New Performers copped ; sad it will be the desire of the Proprietors to produce excellence by liberal encouragement. Refreihmeat■ will he fouud either to be reduced a Price, or inrreamd is Qsaatity. The Stork of Winer helongiag to the late Proprietors has been sold by Pablie Sale en the Premise', and is now replaced by a selec tion Isom ikt utters of the London Wine Company, 111, Flert.areet, which is pledged to be of the choicest quality, sad moderate chases; and such fermate have been made. as, it is hoped, will he productive of general satin. hams, and reader this celebrated Place of Amosement de sereag of the August Pstrusiage with which it has so re cently bees honoured. Admissions for the Season may he purchased as follow: Of Mr. Warren, bookseller, 19, Old Hunil-sireet; Mr. Sams, hookseller, corner of St. Jameesstreet Mr. Fenton), mune-seller. 78, Strand; sail Al the Office of the London Wine Company.l4l, Fleet street. Au Admission for One Person, sot transferable 1 11 6 As Admission for Oise Person, not transferable, wish she Privilege of istruilucing Oee Friend 2 12 A irauferehle Admission for Owe Perron A ossaferahle Admission for Two Persons IFArb of the abuse will admit the respective Parties to the Carders every usual Gala Night, or on any other Night Slur, may be epee to the Public, if the Price of Admission rball sot be more than Half &Osiers; het ;Mould a Fete, Of sly other Pointe Eeterioinmerit be give'', when the Price weeds that sum, Ikea Three tilsillioto sad Sixpence will be allowed to each Person in part of such Admi-sion. The Gardens will be opened as esioal, even, Monday, Wed wesday, and Friday, dimwit the Season. Admission 3s. BJ. Royal Gardens, Van:ball, May 20, 1821. ESP F.X. WANSTEAD HOUSE. Magnifictot SILVER and GILT PLATE—about Twenty two Thousand Ounces. M R. ROBINS, of Warwick House, Regent_ street, informal the Nobility. Gestry, and the Public, that, by order of the Trustees, he shall offer FOR SALE BY AUCTION, At the Mansion, Witisteail Howie, Ewe, on the 17th of June, 1825, and following Days, at Elevei, o'Clock, The splendid Services of massive rich-chased Silver and Galt Plate; consisting of superb Soup Tureens, Covers, and Stand.; beautiful Sauce-boats; oblong, oval, rutted, square, and Pinenshino Dtabes (various sizes), and handsome Co vers; twelve dozen Table and Soap Plates, elegant new pattern ; Gravy, Table, Dessert, and Tea Spoons; Soup and Sauce Ladles; Fish Shen; Table Forks, 14e. en suite; costly ifs-chased Salvers and Waiters; Pillar Candlesticks and Branches; two and three-light Sconces; Tea Kettles, Coffee sad Tea Pols; Triton Figure Salts; haachusowe Drinking Clips and Curers; a small Plateau ; beaotifol large Side.board Dish; eighteen dozen of valuable Agate and Silver.baisdled Table and Dessert Knives and Forks. The Gilt Plate compii.es a seeped, Dessert Service, Pagel sitely chased sod engraved wills the Royal Arms in the cen- Ire; splendid large linleb..ard Dishes, moat elabrirairly chased with the Marriage of Bacchus and Ariulae, Feint of the Gods, and various ether beautiful designs; Tea Trays and &Ivrea: Driaking Cups awl Tankards, ezquisiiely sculptured in Ivory and splendidly mounted. A usagailleent Plates., in nine parts, feel long; ele gant Or-wintst Branelies; plated Knife an I Spurs Trays ; Casserole Dish Seaters; and vat inns albs r costly articles; Plate Chests, kr. Fie. My ►e viewed. 21 before meationed is the Furniture Advertisement, with C+uloian milt, to admit three. which slay ►e ►ad at sa. earls, ■1 %Vattatrad House; at Messrs. Rotolo,. Lightfoot, and Itobacta's Office, Castleatrrei, rester.sqsare; at Meows. Braadrett, Stooks. ■nd Roddiah's Temple; vadat Mr. &obtain tilleo. 170, Hegent.street. ILLARD mid SONS' W HOL ESA LE and IVA. RETAIL EAST INDIA nod FOREIGN and BRI TISH LINEN WAREHOUSE, No. IS, Chrapside—Tbe Nolohiy unit Fainil es arliving roini Abniall, Ste. sad form '"C plf I ESISIIII•hMet.111, lift vrry reqwerfully in- Sire d, thrir prr.vnt reduced Wholroltir Pric'"re a. rui- Irm, for Fula :—Rich ell-wide Printed Chin's Foraitures Iv per yard ; ell. wide Linings 9.1. per yard ; Martens 18.1. ter yard ; yard.wide Fornitores id. per yard ; 4-4th Lin 'K• 3d. per yard ; Furniture Dimities 40. per yard; yard sad half wide Muslims 7.1. per yield ; Sue ditto at 11.1. ladia Goods from the Company's Warehouse :—Nankeens .s. the piece; Misalisis3os. the ;Hereof 10 yard. each; Long C1 ° 1612 .. per yard; Nainsuoks, fur Cravats 30.. to 40s. the Mee 20 yank; India Dimity la. per yard ; French Caro b's Handkerchief, Ile. the duxes ; French Cambric@ of the (*treat Valenciminris Fabric., as imported. Priees:—fur rochrt Handkerrhiefs 4.. 6.1. per yard ; fine, fur trimming !"0 1 . at Su. 6.1. to Ss. 4d. per yard. Irivb Linens and "Ch Hollaschi, Sheeting's Table Linfas Ste. on the same t " 4l . Earls article is warranted, and no deviation in price mode. hadia Shawls bought ur exchanged, iu quantrW. worked Moravian Drevies 21s. the Deem. Their Co 71"sed Mullins, Cambric*. Svermarkers,Janiavalia, and Bet. for Rolm" a la Tolima,. Deleon", Promenade, and " 1144 e Dirt., of de.igns general, and of shoo. unique and Ilershartu their HOINC. may be obtained I. queue y. or made erler theaewast designs. Proprietors o/ Country Bosinees VINV Ithod. for cash p a y men t s , the present cheap scale. 616 IP, of eel Wes designs is king and equate, of last Met pal/erne, are disposing of sealer the prime cost, to 'laic room fur their splendid new supply. &MAX. WANSTEAD HOUSE. VALUABLE COLLECTION of FINE PAINTINGS, BRONZES, SCULPIAME4 Io MA LE, awl CASTS from Owe ANTIQUE. Splendid GOBILIN TAPESTRY, DAMASK and VELVET HANGINGS, &e. MK. ROBINS. of Werah•k House, Regent street, natureaa the N..bibty, Gentry, sad Co spurs in F oe Arta, ll.t, by 0.4. r of the Trusiett, he ►lull offer FOR SALE BY AUCTtON, At the Mammon, Walloped Meese, on WEI)N END4Y, the 111th ofJuise, mad two feline ism dap, at Skeen &Clock, The extrusive Collection of valuable Pictures, Drs.ll.o, Remlpturra is Marble. (7ssis fnim the Antique, Seperb Gobi.lin Tapeslry, of nimblest beanie. Arwoog t he marwerems assemblage e 4 Psietines ere tummy gnatof excellemee, and comprise Speeintens of the Works of MOW of she firrt•rete Musters of the various s c ho o ls ; among which will he foiled these of Titian, P. Veronese, Correggio, G11,1'6110. Donsoliniehion. C. boki, Carious. Poosain, Cassel,, Bourgirneuoni, Rohrer, Vandyke, Sehrilkew, Rem. brands, Coup, IVeurix, Wstieuss, Hogerib, Thornhill, Smeller, ke. with a great variety of nee and inierestimg Portraits of Noble and dissiugosithed Persons ; numerous superb panel. of Gabelin Tapestry, is the deem rewire. hoe. The Sculptures consist of Chemical Figu►es and Grouper, the size of life, both hutment and by the best Modern Movers ; many very elegant Marble Viers. among which are four of superior Mate and exalt/wee, of she apt... did Medtcia• shape, four feet six inches high ; a noble Cu. larval Beat of the Emperor Napoleon, be Canon ; a beau tiful Groupe of Boys and Satyrs, by Ryshraek; a large Marble Font, sad as immense variety of oilier excelleut sad ta■iefal Works of Art, which decorate had enrich Skis Princely Mattaket. To he viewed by Catalogues only (silk the other Property, as described ill t►e Puraitere Adverliseseeet), •1 Five Shit. hags each, see of which admits them to slew, s o d ma y ►e had at Waintlead Hons.; at Mmes. Rolione. Litchi/ow, and Itsiboaa'a (Mee, Castle street, Leieester-ortsisre ; at Messrs. Nroodrett, Spicks, sod Reddish's, Temple; sad at Mr. Ro bles's Once, Regret short. it b tit Li -..ir SALES BY.AUCTION. ESSEX. •• • WANSTEA D HOUSE.. SPLENDID LTIIRARY of VA I.VAIS4 and CHOICE 8001% BEAUTIFUL ENGRIITI lIGt, Ayr R. ROBINS, of W•rwirk Hasse, Regrnt. . tercet, jetliner' the Nobility, Getstm mad the Polak, that, by unite of lift Trainees. he shall elm FOR SALE BY AUCTION, On the Premises, Winograd H 01141.. oe MONDAY. the SIB July. ISIS, end Four following D“s, al Eleveri o'Clork. The valuable Collection of Aerirni and Modena BOORS, elegantly bound, embracing noisy early Spertriwns of Type- trophy, continued by every Work of celebrity to the pretwrit Amy; aloe abonoding is the Graphic Art with the moot choice impreiwoas true the Forrign sad &Wish School.; BOWIE many ethers, equally saleable, will he fined— Itr earoltAge • Memo Fierontise. Stuart'. Athens Callot's Works, Boy } ,r "'" Illestestiemo of . - . . of Illostrious Pennons. Pyer'• Views fisely volosre4. Catesby's Carob's, L. P. Ranier'. &), d, Foster'■ Ca!key, L. P., Collectivi Completes de Tablesion Hisao. civics de la Revolution Fesagaite, HopkW's Hugonl4 ibe Lancomborglinty. an ?memoirs Collection of Foreign bf•pa, Rovliworila Collection. Clareudoe's Hiatt'', of At Rebellion, Bibles Polyglot's, kr. Ste. I X QU•RTO.—HII9IIItI . II 'AVANT . / Physingueury, Paisley's Palace of Pleaeure, Case's Hawsers( Alameda, Lvaaas'a Magma Beitassels, L P, Sall'a Abissiaia, Chilli's Travel*, Havuoi's Field Spurts, Maier' Rural Sparta, Lard Ward's Works, Flightier's Partite, L. P., Edwards' Birds coloured, Meares de Moliere, avec Gravee par Carpel, Bruce's Travels, swami curious Tracts oa H ostory, tic. he. OCTAVO RT IKPRA.—.NieboLss's Literary Aseedaes, levves cossipleie de Voltaire, the British Possylots. Edin burgh and Quarterly Review, Arstiaterwisu Caleitiet, Eossreasthy, Grammolit's Illessairs, Sharp's Poets, thlyln's Too►, Bsibsold's British Novelists, the Winks of Suers', Blair, Berke, Slisksprare, Seth, Glblsoa, Laid Epos, Southey, Walter Scott, Edgeworth, Howe and Sasoltett i Johassa, Dryden, filassinger, Sully, Pope, dre., Ivor of Baskerville's octavo Prayer Books, asd several highly Mu. taiisated Missal*. To be •iewed by Catalogers only (with the oilier Property as described in the Furniture Advertises/teat) •t A►e shit. lino each, tole of which will admit three, and may be bed at Wilmette., House; at Messrs. Robson, Lighdlbot, sod Robsrr•'s Office. Castle street. Ceicesievolusre; al Mew*. Bresidrett, Spiaks, and Reddish's, Temple; sad eit Mr. Labium's Offite, Regent-street. LONDON, MONDAY, JUNG - 3, 1822 ~~~ ~/~~/ ~~• ~~~ -- taw.. . 0.7 1 11- tt:3 Wilts POWDER'S Pi EW POEM. Mike., is published, IWO rule. evo„ pnlvtds. boards, C EUK DE LION ; or, the Tiard Crusade : A Priem. in Sixteen Brooks. 4 By ELEANOR ANNE PORDEN. Author of " the Veris"—" The Arctic Expedition," sad other Poems. " Richard, that naliti'd the Lion of hie heart, And (ought the Holy Wan in Palestine." SHAMepgstr. Printed foe G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane. ••• A few Ctretire ere printed on hoe paper, price li. Ile. 6J. boards. 77 Pftect 7fl. reenters* of the *nil, sad he the seirsitific lotooledge tre." deallv Moor faced amongst that collies...re. It hes out escaped the notice of she Cosaroitiee, that she provisertee made in Esiglaad fur the sopport of tie mole. have within the few has years proved an essivapp, shat •pe... • leatioas are eaterealard of the peobabilitir that the some • rawer be assets loon., collected, wished reettreone rent, easy of florae • bit Pre balk se amessorso '• Mr. MAXWELL, M.P. came fewarsrl Ls locoed st • m for receiring the Itepert e f the k vs. ..--apm.taim, and be load oo• le regret that the task was sot plswod is the bawls 01 of these Geed. mew hose* around him, who were so noo. muse aide In do it jostler than himself. Mot is N 0.., a s 00, all other rater whew. a man was delimits of serving I . fellow-crealares, he east yislillo she itielinalioos of oil., 'ether nem his owe.- (Near. lrear.)—He believed lies tot t of Most of those who had attended that site , tog was to d• rover whether some memos might not he devised to ramose the evils with whirls society was at prosmat *Skied, sod i.s render snaskind move virtuous gad happy. Few pesaiso• could tr , serse Ilse wrens of London, to say noshing of the more remote owls ..f she cessoiry, without per el ut tint lower chimes o f soc i e ty voila r. d the greairs er ;7l ll rliono. IMlsag awrisolea had Ism tureved ia this eon's., to smettileale thasillimadisiwo. Akers of lA. most weer* I of I hear, tie Society for the lwitinoieweent of Prison Dierloliste, ma. r,e held their mound meeting so that Hell on Monday. N ma all more nimble thou histsself of t! e valise of 'hero iroiliwisios. Put he was not oftgloos merely to apply • comedy to . fe.eis. he oohed In trace the ceases, and an is the root of the evil, sod be was desirows to know sheik.. Ilse iscresoine piers sad isaisorality in the lower clangs ware not created by changes in the wesety is which they Ilv. w. He ass f opiates that she, could trace these roar P. soul that sheer were means by -boob they might he removed .-- (Hear, bear.)—G.eat efforts hod undoubtedly been made to. diffuse religiosea instroction by the eireulation of that Gook, which, of all (ohne, was beat calcolated to make men good citizen*, and to promote their happiseas hereofter. But great as haviiebeesi these exertions, and eheelleat as were the iuteutiona, they were not sufficient to muluveihe eshomisiew. It was vain se hope that • man could be rendered • rood cit a • and a good Christian whi'e he was is a state or mist ry ; it was vase to visit the creation' in his doneevn, and tell him slat he bad come so that soisfurtooe by option ing his defy to access ty and disregarding she religion lion whirls lad heels gives. hint ; it was rails to rip. et that you curl.' reform his mind oe reps., whew. perhaps, the sounseui be was released from his chain... Is was at a tom to know a here to loss his oleos or how se direct his iadontry. —(Applause )—A IPSO chaor had sakes place in the state of engin), of 1.1. years, shod by the improvemen io the arts, sad various parlinnerstary enactment.., the cuntravervial ay.. hem ass placed so note • different footing from what it had been forty years ago. It was .eat for him to weepy the tune of the owelinir by &inhale she varies• results ethos* al terations ; rullicsent it was for theft so nom, that owe of the consequences, sod the moat serious, was. vast porkies of the population was placed is most difficoll and distromisse intimations. If Oda, then, were the cafe, it was moistest that she inbahilaols of Ohio vast utelropOlit, who were ever foremost in every hesrvolent object, and who had Norm.. neatly distinguished themselves in relieving the dreadful mi series of our fellow countrymen is Ireland, to come forward now, aid endeavour so atcomplish some plan whereby the labouring damsel of society Rona he raised from their pre sent miseries. —(Hear, hest.)—Mr. 0w..., of Lanark, had fur • eonaideraide Insole of lime devoted his attrrst Ina in a perreliar manner to the consisvition of • ociety. He hod lite covered means whereby prodortimis alight be readered vs. losable I. the producer, acid at the same time roofer as ad. vanilla , . upon the commuter. He bad fiend that, by is. maim& religions princ.ples al as early age into the usiedoef children, the great obel.cle 10 all moral improvespeat, name. ly, virtues. hallos, remold he removed. l• his owis nlablisb mows as New Lanark, he bad proved in practice the trail of him pries-spies, end he felt it Ins duly sow to come forward gad sabasit so the anion at large, • plan which would, is his jodgmeet, confer the most important beiiefits wpm, oe. ciety He had rendered his workmen rodent with their em. player arid their mitigation, sad placed them is a enaditios of life at onre ream-noble sad happy.—(Cheers.)—The poor. rates had increased in Ibis counry so such as extras, that asa alarm SSP felt lest missy that were in the habit of contribut. leg to that fund aright sot toms become the objects of the charity themselves. Now, if each • Flatcar things were eves likely to approach, sorely it world be wise to use all oar ex. ertion to guard llama so calseitoun a sithatinii.—(Hear, hear.)...fieveral Gentlemen hod devoted their time to romider the plan whirl, Mr. Owes had proposed to accomplish that desirable object. They were desirouis to retain no part of it that was oil really practicable. With that view they had draws up • Report, with a wrilleresinded expectation that it would receive Ilse eneouraersueut aid support of that me, tint, if surnethiss like as evidence were produced that a carried tutu execution it would lead cuasiderahly so allevisi• the mimeo" mot distresses of the lower Chaste of Metal, mad he was rose that the besevolesit feelings id the meeting would call opus them lo give their approbatioa to that phis which was so well calculated to remote to society the logo rm., aad rerpeciehle character which it should always pre serve in this coantry.—(A pplassel The Report was then adopted by the Fir W. DE CRESPIGNY next came forward. He said he had • rem:ells to propose ; stud iw doing on it might be ae. cesaary to say a few word*. Met the very able manner is which his How. Friend who hid just eat don hail investi gated she subject and addressed the feeling.. of the meths', readeieJ maop OINIer,IIIIOIII, from bim saperfinuus. Bet he could not &soul coogratslatiag his friend. Mr. Owen, vied that atelier upon the brilliant assemble of los fair country. women which i.e beheld aroma.' him —(A pplaase )—Os every occasion ss which the rause of bentanity mid the feelings of the heart were usterested, they were sure to come forward as they bad does to-d iy, oa rearifyieg to his fee hugs and so hootsrali:e re thersselvisa.—(Cheer.)--thee he first had di rected his atteation le Mr Owen's plan, it appeared to him of such vast magnitudeoltin he torrid nut conceite bow it could ever he bvought forward. Mal after repeated conversstioae with Isis frisoid (M r. Owes) be was induced to take • tors lots Scotland sot make a visit to Lanark. He went over the whole establishment—he remained there several days—be visited she dilfe..eut parts of it at times when be Wee lent expected, and he sass pm freely isatonislied at what he me. The first thing ilyst caught hi. •Penticia ws• • parcel of little creatures scot mare thaw one !Pm and a halt old, crawboz about, some a little older, but al exhib tech a dense of har mony sadfundoess for each other that you du not see at all in this c ountry. Yoe g Ily find children sepialSliog about a hook or some toy, hot no such thing there; all was perfect ord.r.—(Hear, hear.)—Upon innory he fumed that it was by this hennaing the ediatailon of children as the ear liest smote tit sae possible ohm Mr. Owen was able to bring them 1., that degree of wartime. He found another class somewhat older, and what book did he rind them reading The Bible. He fooled their preeeptorainspreasiug opus' theer youthful minds their duty in God and man, and teaching them those seo.tintents of fellowahip and brotherly love from which slope they could hope for eonifult or happiness— (Cheers )—lie would ask, lben, was there any thing visioaary tis tbat.—(Applaase )—Goiag es a little further he saw them crows up or roshhood, and he was sopeased at the pleasogeoad evissfaction with which they went tu their coil, sad therms& humour and health which shey railroad. On Sunday he thought he wooll attend diets* service, snot his attention was first attracted by their orderly deportment. He had at tended at the Orthodox' ehusreh, •t the meetings alive Methu dseisetsa,maunsde v p a rt r: p. uu r s „ o r th r e e r er cim ei g fu re i g eit im m u . a s s e , i b , : r t oservemrodiredrheen,welitit slevoltua —(tioar, hear.)--Mane of the Foreign Ministers is this country had allowed their easel so be added to the Committee. mid Mr. Owen's plan would very possibly molt he istrodoced to other countries, and he saw no maims aley it should caul, for of it were practicable at 1411111 k, why sot at Luadull or any *here else ? Many perms* objected to this ilOr RARE BOOKS, MISSALS, AND YAW. By MR. EVANS, At his How*, N 0.93, Pall mail, THIS DAY, MONDAY, June 3, and There foilsman Days THE V..issahle LIBRARY. and tidily Scuip. lured IVORY VASES, of the lase W. R , Esq. of Reglaad Hall, Brian,: including Fallyan's Chrtuilele, Sack. villa Locil Burkhnrat'a Copy, wish hi. Autograph and MA, Noira; Quern Elia:halt', Htnateholil Book, a must curious and valuable Mg, every page signed by tomtit . ; Pedigree of Quota Mary, found at rotbersogap Guile; splendid Min. sale; Goggles Sepulchral MOOIIIIICIIIII, He vole.; Beck's View., gee vol.. original edition ; Jargeir Flora Aostriaes, lee yule. coloured ; three richly gealptowl Ivory Teams** by B. Cabal, Goo the Persisted Moms., Ace. Jee. SUSSEX. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. FREEIIOLD FARM in Sussex, ohtoit 50 miles from Londna, consisting of a good Farm-house. four Barns. Stable, Cow-house, Sockbag Pe•s, Granary, nod other eosvenient Out.boildings, lately put into complete repair, sad about 100 acres of Arable mid Postale Laud, 40 acres of which (whereon is • good Stone quarry) are is hood, sad the remainder (on whirls is a Lime Kilo.) is let to • eery reputable femme, at t►e low rest of 110 f. per as■am, soder • lease for 21 years. from Michaelmas 1018. deur. mashie st the option of the lessor or irnmit on Iwo years sootier. The lease mistakes strict enrrnsnt• far the preserve.. lion of game, will which the estate is pleatifolly supplied, and has some good cowers. The Farinsbuuse may be ea.- verted late • comfortable sporting-box, at ■ modec•te sli pcase. The %Poetic's of oh• estate is beautiful, sad sue. r, ended by families of the first reepeetsbilty.—Apply to Messrs. Brundrett, Smoky, and Reddish, Temple. London. W4 4 YTON, Stock-Broker nod Lotter• Office K•eper,at his of l estahlistimetit. Cocain! , and lAfinbard street. congratulates the Pahhe on their .uerela in the tale 4Hte►y, when 'wail!, all the Capital Prig-s were shared and sold. ass of +loth araud Prises EYTON had the pleasure to sell. EYTON heats leave to remind his Friends, the Pnhlir, the neat Loiter, contains Sixteen Capital Proses of 20,0001, 1,0001, 5001., 200/, to be all draw, is One Day, 'ft/- MORROW, snot only 7,000 Tockrts. Tickets and Shares are now nn sale at the above lucky Office, Combat and Lombard street. ••• All Hstainess in the Public Fowls transacted with 11,1i-lity sad dispatch. ALL IN ONE DAY-TOMORROW. SWIFT soil Co. rrsio-cifully solicit • perusal of l fello•ing Setwee of £2llooo Markey 140,000 1..... l,OOO Mosey 2,000 WI Moog l.OOO 10 . blowy l,OOO In 30 Inn. 101 Monti l,OOO 30 Money —,, 1,0140 14 Money 1.400 2,171 10 :11voiy 121.720 7,000 Tirketr. t 70,000 No Fixed Prim—To be all Draws TO. MORROW. The Tickets and &wares see on &le el No. 11, Pool Icy; 12. ankrint.cross ; sod 31, Alkalis Hugn-street; lbe old and fintensie Offices of SWIFT and Cu. MR. JOHNSTON, 68, Camila,. reapecifeilly informs. the inhabitants of ibis lowa and plates ad jaeent, that be has received a fresh anpply of dorm excel. lent narditioe• the CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD and the ANTI-I MPETIGI NES. The Cordial is salvorsally re ported to for it. entriordinary superiority is all Complaints of the Stomach, Relmottiona of the Boliil4, Neuritis. Weak emirs, the deleterious effects of hot climates, arid porticos larly the ill eonsirqueetes of intemperance. In short, is all eaves where the constitution has bees reduced by disease or irregularity, the effects of the Balm of Gilead are uno• Twilled; and the Anti Impetigines is a powerful alteratsve orlder, sod sweeten r of the blood, and m a y L e r „.fi., density relied on as a mfr and certain remedy fur the Scurry. Strafe's, Yard's Evil, Scorbutic Eruption, ltpr. y, and disorders origin from au impure or impaired date of the blood and lymph. lredie• *ad Gentlemen may have their orders erimpleled for the 11.. or Finisilyrlbatiles, which collude four fur 33e. Cassius to aecemary to guard seam., ob _ smilax the wurd• K SAUL. SOLOMON. Liorap eoL ,if en . graved on the stamp affixed to each bottle, without who* ✓ow are genuine. ON I'HE LIVER. DIGESTIVE ORGANS, AND NERVOUS SYSTEM. Jost m tiro met 9,. St hoards, the Fovea Edifies, e.m.tAtroliey eoloreeel, of FAcrs norl tiItSERVA PIONSOIt °bettor tines 44 the Liver, and ihme wartime, extender, and often etemphamell Disorder* or the Citstoit tutus. toetethstmg troth this meter thr tamer* which lead to a more hhi emortaiost 1.1 Ihe iliretsve latonial 01114111 4 = Serie.; Peseth-al notetteraiitheetreiellt Biltery tad Gamete SIMI PtiOltg, and nisi. other important points tairatial to health ; with an Appendix of Caws, iii... testier of the peineiples of Treatment ; addressed squatty In tie lavalid as to thaw. of the Proteet.ion. By JOHN FAITHHORN, M.D. Primed for lounimin au.l Co. Palernmwer.row, Lund.. ; mild Mee by Gimt..ll4, Edinburgh; Cionetnioe, Dsibl,n; Jenkink Sminera; Wl'thine*, Cheltenham; Pen;, Lea aniuginn ; Blackburn, Harrowgate. BRITISH AND FOREIGN PHILANTHIMPIC SOCISTY. Saturday t►e Find Geae►nl Meeting of the British and Foresee Philasibropie &tiesy, established for the verve. of afEirdiee pennants,* relief so the I..troorote classes, was held et the Freentasoes Ha 1. Cr.., Q.seen•aheet. The Meeting muss stiendrd by some of the most dissiogelslied public charsetesa, sad a moot fashionable and uumrreus as *ambler of At War ...duet the Earl of Alesinton, Lord Torrington, Air Thomas Leibbrillse, N I', Mr. W. Williams, M.P.. Mr. Alstrivell, M.P., Mr. Cube, MY., Sr, W. De Ceespisoy, and several ether gentlemen, Members of the Committee, marred lb. room. Sir N. DE CRE-SPIDTCY moved, that Lord Torriegtoe do take the chair, which was carried stnanimously. Lord TOItRINGTON said be should out hesitate to obey the wishes of she Mresior, slthseg► pe.f.ctly unprepared so 'Meets them. He aborid thervf.rr merely state, that the Meeting was convened to recei►e the Report which had been drawn up ►y the Cumniiime which had been appointed at the G I Medial lately bald at the City of Loodua Tierra. The Earl of BLESINTON mid, that, as one of the Meallbere of the Coainnittee, be bad been selected to address /hew. mid be Lambeth/ the best course he could pursue would be to read the Report, and next move obit it should be adopt ed by the Alleellim.—(Hear, hear.) The Noble lard (lieu read the Report, from which the fol. h►wing is as tzsreet:— • " The circoessiarces which more imperstively call for the eaperimenn of ass•eiatieg the lower ureters in • way to meet their aece•.ltirty hays lon some of their athictiog fore,. Ode Irish teethes."' are at this moment redone( the essaispli rated ►orrors of want, disease, and iinalornity. The dura tion of the agricultural di-tress in this part of the kingdom, and the ever recurring difficulties of the mansfscturiag classes, are equally illesetrative of the utinatorol slate is which the country sow finals itself, cod poseseut the ►xtra ordinary and alarming anomaly, of • population subject to the severest privations is the mid.t of abundance, and actively loomed assinsfactoriag district., where the must industrious aad excellent workmen ate unable to maintain the* families. The Committee will refrain from dilating Nether upon such a■ accumulation of sulferine, and she moral evils which are the inevitable result : bat they beg leave to observe, that to step forward to the relief of these useful members of society—to furnish employment to the healthy, sad relieve she weans of the necessitous—to aid the recovery of the sick, and to improve the morality of all, are the Important and ostensible duties to which the endea smote of the Society see devoted. Is the format too 0( plans best adapted to the ■ttatomeot of these objects, the Corn. mine, ►ave been favoured with the most libel al commonica. lions from Robert Owen, Esq of New Lanark, is whose humane mei enlightened mind onginated the plans which have since (ender his prudent mainagemeat) been brought into socriessfol practice, and to whose beisovolence, public simile, and practical knowledge, the public are indebted fur the most valuable collection of farts, and successful expe►i meats, that have ever been attended to to the reuse of suffering bursousity. They world therefore consider it • elerelict,oe of duty, not to coats. the high sense they cater tsie of Mr. Owetes intelligence, modulo., mot obliging courtesy, in submitting all his plasm to their moat scrutie z ing examination. And although it has beta thought adieus. able nut to embrare the whole of this rewire' eta's proposi tions, the Cnnimittee feel no Itcsitniou in deciarine, that the parts abandoned might possibly nut be con•iitei eel as of • nature to obstruct the beneficial operation of his system. Without entering further into this discosnon, as totally irrelevant to the great object is view, the Committee are folly persuaded that the plan, which, after the most deliberate and unbiassed consideration, they have adopted fur the pet moneut relief of the labourites( classes, offers the following essential and important induceme•tt fur at. adoption: " Ist. That this plan offers to those propi levers of lead who may be inclined to adopt it •n ample security for the paruseot of rent, mud the persnauent improvement of the soil; stud to t►e movie.' interest • safe sad profitable mode of inverting capital. " 2d. That, without prematurely disturbing the existing relations of society, it presents • prsctir•bk method of ex tinguishing the poor 's rate in Ragland, and preveuti•g the necessity for it in !related; since in whatever parish or dis trict one of the proposed coo amenities shall be established, the poor'. rate will be roosiderahly reduced; and if the 'lumber of the Communities beer a just propottio• to the population, will altogether erase. •` 3d. T►at although the active members of these com munities will, wilder the proposed arrangemeute, firs stint the most valuable productions with the least possib!ir labour, sod thus add to the mesas of bureau happiness mud wealth: yet the supply sad demand will be so effectually regulated, that the producer and the consumer will be equally *rue- Steel. r• 4th. That the moral and religiose priocipleo acquired by early edatatiou, and the improved habits sri•isg from ramp', and judicious employuwot, will offer the best 'e mity against the m dietary evils of society. " Upon thew comiderations the Committee ore domin/it to observe, to those landed proprietors who may adopt she plan artist British and Portico Philanthropic Society an their own eitatesoltat the communities there established would be able to pay ao equitable rent for the laud sod building., is congers f possesaiag not only the means of retinae auffie.eat for their ow* subsistence, and exposes of pi-whee lies, but also from the facility of realising a surplus of both agricultural and snaaufacinred produce, fee exceeding any fluctuation of 'due that might Greer. Is those rases shave a sufficient somber of individuals say soli( together, either as porch ( land or as renters at long kawni, the rain talsat will have an opostetsasity of inveining his money in the oneareptionable rummer, by bonds besriag legal tote. rest, and reared upon the property of the community, a security which would annually iiicresee is value, by t►e /1.1 P.- I ;A* :00 Uri Imuiltq x*.% J