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0 f& - ~......„ , ; , 0 ( V .. ' .• .• ~ . . . .. •:,,., ~: . • (r, , . . . .... . _ . . . . . ... IA • ' LONDON, THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1816. NITNg It rut 41!H) Pale & 20P.V101-101314CE• ru ATNN-NOVA ORIIRY.LANR. THIS EVENING. THURSDAY, Mitv 16, their Maksties' *Tennis will perform, for the 7th tune, a sew Tragedy, rslle.l BERTH.% M ; nR, THE CASTLE OF ST. 4 I.DORRAND. With new Seenerr Dresses and Embellishments. The i ne idio d t to t he Tragedy composed by Al r. T. C4buke. The Chard-ter. by Me. Kean, Mr. Poor, Mr Hallam% )Ir.k Philhpa, Mr. Barnard, Mr. Miller, Mr Vhswarils, Ilia. Carr, Ilr. Corr, Mr Kent, Mr ('ooke, Mir 'Boyer, M a. Cimke, Mims G Carr, and 11i.. Somerville (he ist her 7th appeoraner Mn say afar.) Thr Vocal i'arts by Mr. Prop, Mr. Smith, Mr. J. Smith, awl Mosier llama. l'nologue to be spokes hy Mr. Rae, aud the Epilogue by %lbw Kell). After winch. • Comedy, is two acts, calk.' TiittrE WREKS AM ; tElt sir rhar.h. Racket, Mr. Rae; Dragnet, gr. Dimino. Lady karkit, Mize Nash; 711 in. Drawl. Mae. SP•rets• To which w t )w far The /th time, an entirely new . - Mts.it-1 It Ist*, lie oar art..redled TliE 12()IJNT 4/1? A N.11)1.1; 4)11, moRE MARRIAGE'S THAN ONE. Mary I. King of England, Mr Kent; Geoffry, Caveat Asijiin, Mr. 'l'. (woke; (hwy. Mr Maroon!; Fau vist-1.11,n,, Mr. Hughes. Matilda. daughier of King Henry, Miss Nash; lady Mowbrny, Mrs. Krereton Sa%a, Miss Kelly NOW. S and places to he taken of Mr Sprint, at the Ito sllllll4, at OW oroaripal Entrance of the Theatre, iu Balaton'. l,•no iro till four . Ihr new T. •••ily, called Bertram ; or, The Cootie of St. Al.lotwsiol, will lw repented/very eve g. Tomorrows, Tlw Magpie ; or, The Neel Pahtiman. 111 sot / wiry, the F.lfer of Who's Who' M ley, The Magpio• ur, The Maid of Palaiman. An entirely new Melo-D;amstic Romance, in two nets, called (Oberon 's Oath; or, The Paladin and the Princess, will b.• proilnced, for the first time, on Tuesday nest. THEATRE-NOV.4A COS' ENT-GARDEN. THIS EVENING, THURSDAY. May 16, will 1w octet) the Play of iiik pi'fiiisiliii.ii. The Mrsiorre, Mr. Kroll,le; Count IVistewerrs, Mr. Hs. tweriirs ; Harms Fleviefure, Mr. ilaawytaiwe; Tobias, M►. Mari sy ; Fr.weris, Mr. Farley. Mrs. Haller, M jag Ll' Neill ; Cautitess Wink-mew, Mrs. Farrel; ; Aueirile, Mrs. Liston. After which, the Farce of KILLING NO MURDER. Sir Wally, Wilton, Mr. Si 110111.1011; AllllllO Bebri t Mr. ; Hoskin Mr. Mathew• Mrs. IVatehet„ Mow. Daven port ; Naory, Mr.. Sterling ; Fanny, Mrs. Liston. Fixer. Mr the Hoare to he tato", Of Mr. illeamion, at the box.tMlier, ILirt-street, from Ten till Four. r The Doors will he opened at Half-past Fire, and the Play 6.,f , 11 at Ralf-past Six. To-morrow, the !New Musical Play of Goy M hg— with love. Law, 1/114/ M fi.itor.lay, the Comedy of The Jealous Wife, and the Mieque of Comas the Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet. iflo Tut...lay, the Comedy of The Jealous Wife. . _ (hi IVrelnesday, the Trait.,ly of Marb►tb. thi 'Thursday will be prothseed, a Trordy (never vier twined in this country), called Adelaide; or, The Emigrants. Adthillif t M 1421 , Julia, Miss Foote. TIIE LAST NIGHT OF MR. BRAHAM'S PERFORMANCE. KIM.S THEATRE. yr R. rit All A M hag thr honour of announcing a to she Mehticribern, Nobility, Gentry, awl Public in sorr4l, that his BENEFIT is lived for THIS EVENING tbe kith ,it May, when will perforated (first bite titer: ten yeas.) the celebrated Comte Opera of LA I'OS liA It A. l'a inripal Characters by Slaahnue Fortor, Madame Vested', and ..i;:nora U doai ; 111. ltraluurs, Saguaro Nalrli, Righi. IP. Giovra 111 l i l acid Mr. Le Vas,eur. Several New Soup marl Duets will be iutrodueed for that bight oillv ?lons. V..stris has composed expressly a new Diverlire aseuttealitled, LES AM.%NTS MUSICIENS; Into nlKrred irlih roe.' Music. Ti. the courae of th; evening, and fur that slight only, Ma elapse Fodor w long the Dwelt* of "To l'Asui," with Mr. Prabain—Slarbime Velum the celebrated Duet of " All's Melt," with Mr. Braham, the poetry by Mr. T. /libelist— Mr. Salmon, who hais kindly offered her amietauve, will planes " Sweet Bird," by Handel, secumpluied un the Flute kr Mr. Nicholson—and the favourite Duet of Wisest Ito Suwon," from Narealey, with Mr Bnili.un—Siersior Nialdi, the Calmat Buffs Ceramist of "Sa Chi Sa," by fsa.oielini—Mr. Brahma will stag, " Is there a heart," the Faqir by Mr Araulit—the favourite Ballad of " Robin Ador"--aud the " Death of Nelson," written by Mr. Ar ial.' Nichubinn will play a roncrrto 011Ibc Flab., in whirls will be intrnditred •• /Conlin C.aalle," and " Cud Save the Kui." with Variation,. Vvidi iv and llTadeniniKellc !Ottani will dance the 1401.1.1..R05, by particular dr.irr ; and, for I hrt nix'd only, Lc I,ennu~wn of the ('ouuuildV Of OW Th. PIE.. Itioyal, 11run.lane, Mrs. BA 1111.1iY IN II .1 It "('III . 1.1%.04 ODE ON THIS PASsioNs:' with appinprinte run luirmeteri.eie accompanisncuta. The whole to conclude %ill,. a FAVOURITE BALLET. Roses anti Tickets to IN• Itatl •t the Opera Office, Haymow- It, , and of Mr. Braltatti, 3, T■vlakork•+yuNre. CRUTCHEI) 1 7 1:1AR% NEIII MARK-I,INE. th Tlitt ItO( k:EH01.1) FURNITUttIi and Modern Do air S. Lite Ibe property of Baron lloirman, gu.ng :4 14.1...1.11.:16 TO I;T: sol TW AUCTION, _ a- I'llll.l.ll'S and Co. .... DAV, 1111 lIc1)3Y. 31:.% 141, mot follow in Dab _ sit •I' , ..t•l'lutk, V.I. ttw truly 11..i i ii. t i a bl e %Aro 1,11 (*tit s 14 h I1:14• 46 .1 . ....4.411 n-u, k .!ii to. Clsnica Nottl Coltrltcs cis . 13,re Chi....,.. 11:Isasto, 111 .1111,4, a Ma•Ortal • 6 , 1'1'14111 P 4 .414 •131 o•urtahlr Ihunser a• • ural 111 . 44_ . 111:11 IL al 1 1 1 144, a • utia Ibltable Ih.k, Ch.ur HON'tilil, UN thy Prrmiaara, 43, Cron. hrd Friars, 411 the ',rata ly wew avid re;e1 , 11) itarnaaaheal H1)tNE1101.1) Ei noway 11.111.11 ate three amble tivallopawy a:larval! lama 'vast Ile;lvta walla r.1.1s a Ittaal2 all maa 1v Imaging , r at• ; 1,11, svfa, 10,1 itatt.wa. V. al-la . aalv ; a sra , a 1 H d, wrilharaaay earnantwalo. :•ad ,•ihrr I►rnwrr., %1 . 11111..‘ , fh,,,siri;:(••tme.....,oittl-teit lilted o!t, ("mot h. Oaths, rt 11441 Cylutsaler a ditto Sccr.l..ar :anal IJu..kcew, Wais.lll4llll, la, yr (a1.11.t11, a ...late ad can. plo au ell , I s .ailaalar Ennio air, 3134::ar 3.31/.....ta% 11i0n... "...d. Grryisit Sikh hum, d, w.lls a .1-1 ,of • . 12 hal by 4 re. t 6 ; a Sir, ala.l4,ltasik 11• i t I anal alb. r fable•, n ....11.111ele .1, Iwl.ll 1..1.111 'twit 11....1 I ' o 'llllllr, rith Tv., Chill... a ar t o It col . wodrota (ii_+s • Plat , . ..... Valk. v ! nth, r pi'. vii i, li.uate•. 4 G dal tV.ttelo, two c4p.tal C 1... :6., 111.1. loy kill (Amu,. &. Ae 1 :• 431 0:r...4. 10 br 1.3.1 on the Prrmi,e, .0.4 *taro:kis :Nctr-liuttJ 3 taw' U.t: R. gcues. V4ik • BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL. THIS GA LLERY %rid be RE:-OPEN ED us WED:VE.4I2AI' the 22d of May, with • SELEC. Tlitk of CELEBRATED PICTUR Es, by LIAN MAtTERS, with wh,eh the Prnprie.or., have favoured the Mitntt Inatitetine, for the gratification ..f the riablie, and fur the b-nefit of the Flee Arts is geseral. lopes (runs Nino till Six.—Adsaittaser Is.—Cstalogres Is. By Order. 3011 N YOUNG, Keeper. TRIUMPH OF WESTMINSTER, AND PURITY OF ELECTION. THP. NINTH ANNIVERSARY »ill be ce- Lusted at the Freenumur.' Tavern, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's lan-fields, on THURSDAY N HILT, the 43d May, 1610. Sr FRANCIS 1111.11DF.TT., Bart. M.P.in the Chair. Ticket., 13.. (hi. each, to he bad at the Bar of the Tavern, and of the Secretary, No. 110, Strand. BROONN. Secretary- Dimmer on Table at rilre seelnet preeieely. This day is pnilis►N, in OW vulasucuataso, place 105. tiJ hoards, DIGEST ..f the RULES and PRACTICE ow to INTERROGATORIES fur the EXAMINA TION of WITNESSES, in COURTS of EQUITY and COMMON LAW, with PRECEDENTS. By JOHN WALPOLE WILLIS, tK Grays-Inn, Erg Printed for R Kelsey, linter Trample-lone This tiny are published in velar... price 2a wired, UI X L ETTERS ono MR. PR EsTN trs %('I I( TREATISE on CONVEYANCING. By A WEST COUNTRY AITHIANEY, Sent ) i 000 ass indocti Printed fur W. Walker, Straw' ; sad J. Ridgway, Picca dilly, Lund..; M Trewusais awl Cu. Gilbert Dyer, and Eilgraisl Upham, Exeter; and Brodie *ad Duirdiog, Salis bury. This, day are published, price tie Vols. I. sad it. of LF.CTU RES (4, the 1 3 11111.0SOPFIY or 1.11 MODERN HISTORY, delivered in the University of Dublin. By GEORGE MILLER, D.D. M.R LA. Rector of berryuoytan, ',id late Fellow of 14'104 College, Dahlia, eel lecturer ou Madera History. Printed for Jolla Murray, A Ilwroarte-strert. In a few abort will be published, in one lam vol. eve. THE CONNECTION between the SACRED WRITINGS aud the LITERATURE of JEWISII and HEATHEN ANTIQUITY. paraicularly Shot of the Clawiesl Authors, illustrated principally with a view to Tewinissies is Coulimation of the Evidesc• of Rieveolsil By ROBERT GRAY, D D. Prebendary of Durham, of Chichester, awl Rector of Bishop- Wearniooth. Printed fur F. C. and J. Ri;iuitum, No. lit, St. Paul's. flurels-yanl. lii a few days will be published, in Six Volumes, Rye. price 3/. 12s. in hoards, the Second Edition, of EItoGiVPHICS mid other ANTIQUI TIES: in treating of which, nosey favoierite Pisers of Boller, Shakspeare, and other great Writers in Prose and Verse, are put iu a light now entirely new, by NOW.. Occa sional Dissertations, and upwards of Two Hundred Es giavings is Would and Ggpprr. By ROBERT DEVEREI.L, Fag. Lawnion : Printed for T and .1. Allman Princes-street, Haoureu aquare; and W.Clarke, New Bon d-street. Tbis day are pabliaird price 7s in beards, FANIILY PRAYERS: consnowd in Expression% taken from (hr Moly Seripturem, and from the Establishes' Srrviceq of the Churrh orf EnTland. By 11w Rev. THowis COTTERII.I., A M. Perpetual Citrate of Lane-End, Smifordshire ; aud late Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge. Printed fur T. Catlett ■nd W. liat . rie., Sirs;d ; and sold also by lialchard, Piccadilly ; tied Seeley, Fleet-street. Of whom usay also be had, by the same Author, An ASSIZE SERMON, intended to illustrate the Nature and Neeetssity of l aws, Human and [Nellie. Preached at Staf ford, March 15, 1816; price 1.. 64 This day is published, handsomely printed in Four large svo. with a Portrait from an Original Picture, price lf Wm. in boards, a New Edition, of lIIHE LIFE of SAMUEL JOIINSON, LID. couiprebeading an Account of his Studies and nume rous Works, in chronological order; a Series of his Episto lary Correspondence and Conversations with many eminent Persons and various Original Pieces of his Compevititm, never before published. The whole exhibiting a View of Literature and Literary Men in Great Britain fur gear half • century during which he flourished. By JAMES BOSWELL, Esq. Printed for T. Callen and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom m.ty also be hnd I. Another Edition of the Some Work ; neatly printed in five rocket volume", price I/ iii Wank. 2. The JOURNAL of a TOUR to the II EBRII)F.4 with JPPHNSON. Nrw Edition, in one vol. evil. with a par_ trait olithe Molitor, prime 9s. in Wanks or, in one pocket volume, price Ts. in Wank, 011 Saturday next will 1w TII F: 1,41) A ItTiAtl.l" It I K‘l', Number IC XVI i i.—coment. :—I. Stale of S.,ci.t iu She of Scotland, during the Relwilion m 1745—en1- lodes* Papers, nsubli.betlfrum the I Iriginsts in the Posssession of Duman Geuree Fos he., of Cullo.k•u.-4. Tlw Trazedies of V motto A Itieti,trati,littett by C. i. 500.-3. P. mount N I ive of Tr.avel.4 to taw PATO .... etial Itivou. of the New Cuss. titioni, by Alexander de Hututn i Jt.-1. The Fair Label of (' otchele: a l'orsis4i Itunistore.-5. A History of !Mention. mutt Discoverie.. t, John Sermons, by Archi bald A liwns.-7. 110- story of I(inunti, a Put in, by Ixoth Hunt —l4. e of wale Letter. *7.IIVIt h au Kneisslo t iali ,idetat et Pas storing the lut Heron of Na pa, m y_...tt N dilative or Robert Adnililt, a Sailor, who was wrecked no the Western Coast of Africa ; WRS Oki 31111 , 1 Hu-re yrar. w *Fivery by the Arabs of the Great I tem:o, isiol ..evesul Mouths of that Period iss the city _ln Doi Omen+ de Vienne, par M. I).' Pradt.— I I. The it ...I Life uf Ve•entl nt Byre ington.- 112 Elvi s It t 1 ) 1,4--Itrit o rt li.nn Ibc Sleet t'intatsitiee int the Carl of Etztti's St 1 , !are.l 113. blr., Ste. Priitir.lfoo Jul's) Niti. ray, Allworarle-strect, London. This *lay is paLli.LrJ , io too volume", Ito. {nice:rt.re. in ; or oil nt).ll poipi•r, !nice 91 ‘i i lll4..A I. mill ITICAL 111 - . 'A TI(IN.I!tV of P.% INTERS :in.! ENI:11A VEIN. it illy viral of Paintiwz, anti Ib. iiUlic.l Ditieuvcr) I:u p 4 t,ag , by rrn, iit 1111•11-11111. 111:1'.1N. . . . . In ail: %V..,1t e 41% CIA i 111,14A1•• • am, onuintirot I ; an 4 lIK Iniro.lno • pri,, Lori ni 11, I' Aniiiinity It ale" o,•tynns five lit i 711 link 4 and \lumi.rnnu um..l Lt the doft resit •Pi v.it .1 for .Lour. and Son, "la M.1.5h . " 1 ; pi, If , •r, Nen I %111111., I ghalgi 81 , al•r•row. •„ • Th.o.• p.r111114 who mat• have I el !Ilia k ill, Ihrr, 1r ih.oirige hi tlµ• cony .c 4.1 are tv avtapictl. Ih• Cvpo:a h ca/ i 1 a% pui: EAST ANIMA HOUSE, MAT 15, IM6. 91111-1 E COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of 'MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby girt Notice, Time the COMMITTEE of BUYING end WARE HOUSES will lie ready to receive Propowle in irritinc, staled ■p, on or before WEDN FAO IY, the sth of Jane next, from welt PTlTiotia As • may be willing to ►apply the Company with a Quantity of BRITi4H HESSENS. And that the Conditions of the Contract may be seen upon application to the Clerk of the said Cormnittee, at his °Mee, in this Noise. with whom the Proposals mast he hit before Twelve 0%:lock at Nuon on the said Ath of J now. atter which hoar the Committee will not receive any Tender. JAMES CORK, Secretary. EAST INDIA HOUSE, May I, ISIS 'VHF COURT V' IHRECTORS If the 'V UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of F.M.G LAND, 'sadist to Me EAST INDIES, du herd,' girt None. Thal the Court will be reedy to made, Prepusiel• is writhes, at err tier, ea brie, MBQIVRtD4Y, lbe Iltb ) Jene swat, flow any Person ur Pereoiss who may be Willing to Build, either in the River Thames or at an Ontport is Englauil, a SHIP of &wet IMO Tons Beedem to let os Freight for the said Corapsay\ Serried., for Six Voyager certain, specifying in oue sum a permaseut rate of Peace Freight for each of the said Six Voyage*, The Tenders, with the words r Ship Tinder" nu the ewer, to be sevemlly sealed up, and left with the Secretary at this Howie, at or before Twelve e'Clott at Noun, uu the said bth June lest; beyond which hour oo Trader will be received. JAMES COBS, Secretary. The particulera of the present Diteensions and Scantling, and inventory of the principal Stores, the ropy of the Charier-party for each Voyage, es an outline, lo Tether with the utbrr terns and conditions us which the Ship is to be tendered, mitt for, and employed service, may be had on applicnts .... to Sir. Morri% Clerk to the Committee of Ship ping, on or before Monday the oth inst. This day is published, hi Om. price 4s. 6J. CIIRIST ABEL. &c. -- By S. T. COLERIDGE. " That wild aad singularly origival and beautiful Peon." —Lord Ryron. Printed for Joha Murray, 41etnarle...treet. ANY Penne havint; now (Taint oirtlw ENlate a ilte la** Mr. RICHARD 811L1.1101% .reused, of Lower Sandwell, are (kaki& Su splay 10.111ra. Mllimy, ue the Premiere, two or before °ember 24, 1816 A N Octavo Edition of Mr. PARK'S LAST ./11. JOURNEY ma 'JIFF-, and ..f his former TR AVEL4 in the INTERIOR of AFRICA, will be pablisherl in a few days. The Volumes will he saki separstily, price Its. Albemwrle•atreet, May 8. TBISII, Cootractor fur the present Stale Lot • trry, begs to infonw the Public, that on the First Day of Drawing, which was Tuesday last, the highest Prize drawn was the Ticket N 0.1,767,3.01. which was shared amid mold by bier. Next Wednesday will be the Last Day of Draw ing bat Due.—The Wheel contains Two Prise. of 30,0001. and ad other Capitals; and the First-drawa Prize above 0001. lutist be 6,0001. and may be 35,00e1. Warranted Undrawn 'Fidgets and Sham are selling by T. IRISH. 4. Condon ; and ft, Cltarius•Cmaa. GUILDHALL, LONDON, MAY I, 1818 COAINIFA'TF:E LETTING the iv CITY'S LANDS, wi!l meet at GUILDHALL, nu MONDAY. the 40th day of May, ittatant, at Twelveuf the Citric, at Noott TO' I.F.T Ity PURLIC AU(TION, a DEPUTATION and LEASE fur Tinter YEARS, (rum Midsummer, 1818 (subject to a power of resumption), of the Office or Place of COLLECTOR sod RECEIVER of the CITI"S TOLLS and DUTIES at Whittlelimpet Bars, and all the Liberties of this City Owner Southward to the CUYII/111• house, together with the Name Tolls and Duties. TO LET, by PUBLIC ACCIION, DEPUTA TION amid LEASE of the curr:i TOLLS and DUTIES, at Biahopugate Bars, and all the Liberties of this City, throve IVestward, to the sit. of the late Betlilein and Eastward, to 11'biteeliapel Bass exclusive, together with the Prone TOM Doti( s. TO LET, by PUBLIC AUCTION, a like DEPUTA TION and LEASE of the I'ITI'S '11 . 01.L.S awl DUTIES, at Alder' gate Bars, and all the Libertits Of this City, thence Ev.twaril to the site of the late Betblem Ilospital, inrludiuq (7ripplorate and Mourg*tr, together with the tome Tolls sad Duties. TO LET, he PUBLIC AucrioN, • like DEPUTA TII►N •ual LEASE of the CITY'S Tom's and 1:1 1. 11E`4, al Smithfield Bars, and all the Liloceties of this lily , theme Eastward, to Alifersiste Bars exclusite, together •ith the same Tolls :toil Duties. To mr, by PUBLIC AUCTION, a like DEPUTA TION and LEASE of the CITY'S TOLLS and liuTi Es, at Mahlon liars, awl all the Liberties of this City, thence Southward to Trinisle•hir,:ind Eastward to Sinitlificld exclusive, together with the cone 'rolls and Duties. TO LET, by MIMIC AUCTION, a like DEPUTA TION ;soil LE %5E of the CITY'S TOILS anti DUTIIS, jut Troyle-liar, sail all the Liberties of this City, them* Suittlinaid to Puddle Duck, together with the same Tons and N R. A Depn4it of Dian Year's Rent on each District 14 it'. t. to he mid.. nt the time of the Auction, soul to he forteitell ua nonperfornignee of the Contract, mad uue Half YrAo's Rent is always to he paid in *Armlet. The l'wtditiuus for 'clime the said Tulle may be MCI) at the eusupt.ulltr's Office, Guildhall. JOS BUSHNAN, Comptroller. A PEW PATENT HAT. dri A IA /N CO. have now to oiler to the qt. - 2 1k n SI I.K HAT, combining et-ary requisite a lilt towlit to poss.:sit; it has all the app e a roac e of lhr fi ti4 ,l sod expcusive beaver, is ctioally ligLq will weer twice a% aail is of a Letter shall., which it retains to tht• last ; it will never, t Irrate its ...lour, which is the most la-atitifili black ; nor lose its Kloss if worn for seven years--uts WC/ i will cvvi otnare these Hats. Price (411‘m .m.l Cu. Matmiicturcas, 424, *rand, curnvr of ikmlfunl.atrcel Nline!mint and Millers, who wish Air ouperior Silk Hats, will find tlwlr 4.lvatitaze in twining , tin, ltivirtnwinilit 1111Sil 1.1 NEN ESTA !MIMI It r.N.i. T HE BUY :1 sir N iiirotiit the that LINENS arc taw I, reduced in pr.rc, and that their IV:01.11.111.4.% :lIW C..11t3.11 a,. . *ire ar.ortiiiirst of Iltt.ll LINEN and SHEF,TIN(:, every width and ynal tty, io siii4le err, at who). s.e.c prices, of the mart apprived falorica, free (sum &feet, an., irritated lily:aired un 11w grass without cheinit-J1 71‘,11. A11X.0114 lu prt-si Ire the rvitor4l appro'lati,is Vicir Li-r. have for up ov.irds of Oct .so year., ~ht.,ined, they 1 ,1,,.. z ,. thennielvie ar to the lit ear and quality of their loottis. should the parcliaacr not approve them, the m .y rt tunic 1. no ahMenwat over m td,. I lonleng executed by their Alt Mo. 8r00k.., Kunio and O'Keefe. 54), itussell..trtet, Diountsbu.y, frciug the British Museum. INSTANT COMMANI3 QI MONEY. MONEY OFFItlt, NO 2, DUKE...STREET, ADELPHI fr,Sl Y lu all unlimited extent is ready at ihia Office, fur good securities •brewery aereription, mod nrstaat advance* dre ins& t.t velem* of Lou** pro perty. Mho ilhoenisote.l.—Anesadasce Goss tar nil dol.-- Letters to be post-paid. IMPERIAL. PARLIAMEN NOUSF. OF LORDS, Wrustrimv, Slim IS. In the Appeal of Carmichael and Gilmt, judgment Au affirmed. Casuasel sere 6aally heard is the aMC of Wilsou And Laid. law.--Judiment was put.tikstsed. OS 110 5 06,4, ofl . ,wC Nottiair, the Report of thiCola trine* ow the 81,Paarrao Church km wasavroa to. alter a Ow Wards /mm Ertl *fAN WHS. The k:orl of DivioLkii o:o.etvroi, that au loodequate Mere was owls to hi. fur Aft rotineole of 4so exrus ‘ o lo tto/ad ha the the al aisd Mate He hook; Ike • lb. IW would or.e evrry evertion to have It laid Wore the MS f4lOll 1111 1110,11.1b1e. Lori NII:LCILAVK said he was net aware that any return Mild be wade uaure fall dim that which was ativady rub omitted. The Earl of Ltvra►ona remarkesi, that the amounts re ferred in is the motion .!..1 out fall ander the Departemit of Ur Tratsar✓ bat under that of the alearter-illester-Ue areal BANK RFSTRICTION BILL. The Eitel of I_l**i:root. moved the "mood reading of the Bank Stroh-it-tine Bill The Earl of LAU EstDALc •aid, that as there was IMO emit attendance of Peers ou thou diy, he was melees that so in portasit a yeestiou should be postponed. He was *Whig to take the discussion in a future stage, al t►e Noble Lord hid. NO objection to such ea arrangement. The Earl of Litaaretat, saki, Whorl so objection, pro vided the Bill was fiermilatisi to be rend a tweeted linty now. After a few woofs from the Earl of lauttalthesx, the Earl of LI VERPOOL, and Earl STI3IIIOPL, Fa Witt seat was Geed for the etneuundid of the Dill, sin an understand ing that the debate &humid like pleeeoff that &resales. The Edinburgh Gaul Dill, and the Bristol Ball Debts' Dill, were brought up from the Cuataseaa, sad read a first tie*. The *Narrow, Scut& Alt sin is. rrtorord from the .Ceetatiota, their Lorileltipe ameadtneirta brilig agreed to. The kirk Treasury Bills' Bide were read the third time, sad paned The Girl of Saarressuam snored the third reading of the Irish Clerk of Ilse Moo Bill. Lord Hamann thooght it rather curious, that the title of the Bill shook, profess to secure the fees to the Clerk of the Pleas, whew the etfret of it wu to abolish these fees. The Earl of Imitate& stated, that the object of the Bill was to secure the fees to the proper 06eer. Ou the motion of the Earl of LA DDDDD ALE, the Bill wu ordered to be printed. The further consitkration of Dyett's Divorce Bill was appoi. , te.l fur Tsiesslay next. Adjuitesed till Friday. HOUSE! OF COMMONS, Mr. Smith Neeested Amulets of the Remo, of the Estates of Greenwich Hospital, i■ the Counties of Northumberland, Cumberland, mad Durham, from the year 1806 until 1816 Sir ./. SHAM presented a Petition limo the Spirit Deniers of Kilmarnock, praying fur an abatement of the Spirit Du ties, with a view to conateract the alarming progress of Illicit Distillatiou in Scotland. The Honourable Baronet wished to aak his How Friend near hiss, whether it was the intention of Government to propose any mra.ure on this subject ?—( Hear.) Mr. Luau/warns replied, that his Majesty's Government had had the subject fur some time under consiaeration, and that he hoped on an early day so have it in his power to call the attention of the House to the subject. The Petition was then resit, slid ordered Hr lie on the tattle. Ou the motion of Mr. LUSIMOTON, the Malt Bill was • read the third time, and paired. :tßis-rtn. GAOL BILL. Mr. CALCR•I r brought up the Itrport of the Cowintittee or the Bristol Gaol Bill, which was rem lard. The lisuosirable Gentleman also had to me.ieut a Petition from a very great number of the 1/111 , 111aMIN of praying that thr Standing Order+ of the II out& thouhi is their ease be rescinded, to eicable skein to have on alteration made in the Bill avlAtive to the mode of raising Ike expense fur the erection of a Gaol llu th,..piesti.•u fur liringiug up this l'etitiun bring put Crum Or Chair. Mr. I;•eur,Rr opposed its being received, aud maintained the ni rei.Ntiy of enrolling the Stuudiaz Orders iu this case, the atibjcet hav int already received the proper cusisiderati.m. Sir lona Cox II ervistvic rooretved th; intention of the Petit' •r. was to stop the procvethogs of the Corporation illative to th.• I,uIIJiuE this Gaul. He would, therefore, °p ito**. she R boon. Aflcr ■ ii;oirt converoili 111 l in which Mr. Lister, Mr. Courtensy, Ur. Gor,losi, Mr G. Makes, Mr. Prutherue, Mr. Hirt host, RIM Mr. Wynn, mid each a few runts, the .1 iv itly4l, when the nionitere were— Fur rrrriviug the Petition Against it Majority 7B POOR LAWS. Mr. CURWIM leave notice, that on on eerie dev he troehl call the all,iitauu of the Iluube to the comelier:4mo of the Poor Laws. ERIFF'S FEES. On the motion of Mr. BVllltEl.t. i nt Amount was ordered of the amount of Fees raid by 11w Sheriff% or England am) Wale., auto Ito• Trsawt►y, within the hot p.nr, mod au Ae ctruut of Ilse aplu•opu alloss thereof. SOAP DUTIES. On the motion of Mr Kam:LAY, an Aermunt was or dered of the A Ile.lo 111 of Dot pall on 11-sod .i..tl Stile Soap, during Ihr vearm IS 15 and !NM elris qua. lity; and slet tir a Itrioru of the Noinher of Alsoniac. tours of etch, tottg Sher with so A remits( of li n . Nu ~,,, tit of Drawbar Its (viol In them within p logl. Oa I It. 111,11011 of Colonel PA LSI FR, a Ilt . torn from the Ordnance Depill I mein, lately called fur, a: urilgred to be presentel(drtlnttth. PARISH APPRENTICE. RILL. On the 11311(10.1 of Mr Biome Wlt.nnaltan, the Report on the Parish Apprentice Ltill was urdere.l to be reeirecd on Friday 10 Xi Genrrd (4“-otort, prelentell a Petition from Ilse Afri ran Compauy A 1.1 v... .4.1, tlic ...ate of 4114..ir Or.ifla to lir 4.11 111. 4 talsk. ISCE I. LA :V Etlt'S Al.tltki Nlr. J. I'. GIiAN r 1) 1 7: 1 7 ;;e laid be fore the lim.e E..iiinottot of the 'quip. neees-ary for defraying the ttfilsrovill..l Mi.ce;;:t le 11 Sel ice Ace.oinitb of the 1.. e•etn tear, :Ma the all) )41u1 Or the Ill.;iii , vldrel %ruly ExtroordiuHrie-. to4ei!: r with the amount due tn lie liltnM ..1 en ottiNNiitling Exeiletlit , fr ; and ids lot v! the Funded and Unfunded of tt,,d the probable charges of the later's& cod the ea L Debt. The CIf•NCELLOIt of the Excitanttt held no objection to the motion, hitt added, that the ken mete of the hlikeel:atiestis Seri ices must now be iu a considerable degree conjecture!. A proviri,.o had a!rewly hens made for 1,500.000/. outatiudiag Eschupier Mr. (Ines? replied, that he merely 'Muted a general .tatement. Mr. VFOKY ITU; BILALD observed, that it isould be impos•ible to smoke out at once the If e counts. Ile was, however. ready to siva*, as.. Gentleman a general explanation. Mr. Gaxiir expressed liAself satisfied; anti the Return s were then owlered. Mr. Furzr ex...Lb then tatoS:4 prmitt . a seriei of tapedrelat i veto the Fusided said fowled Delit of Ireland the Cheroot, , tin Sinks. lug Fusel; the l.nsssi. of 1913.. it 44 !s;. *lid the Irish laspoete and. &peels within the WO ,16 . ..$ 41 0 106. ;412116 Mr. hRATTAP4- 1 ; 4 r ram to Om* thin front a number of Roman Catholic i test .anai Gentlemen in Ireland; sod at the wine taint 'At to giie nn vtizover .0 a questioa pot to we by So lion. Friend Use other night, relative to nay ulterior intention this tine importent sulsjirt. I take the opportunity of preventing this Petitiou, to give notice, that, nu Tuesday next, I will so fituit a mutton to the Flowsn for the coneicierutiou of the PCII4I Laws efecutig Ins Majesty's Humus Catholic sub. jest. With respect to a, niotion of an kiwi. Friend Deer Die (we believe Sir 3. C: Flippisley),. I beg • leave to Noy, that the proceeding' l ',hell beer to submit will its no nianuer interfere with my Hou. Friend's intention." Sir H. PARNELL betted to take this opttotthuity of asking the Noble Lord ; whether the .4(l.fres. of the Roman Catholics of Ireland to the Prince Re gent, which he had debrered to Lord Liverpool, had been pret.etitecl to his Royal Highness? He also begged to know; whether his Royal Higinieps's Alittistkrs, in rompliunce with the request of the Rooms Catholics, in this Address, intended to ad rift his Royal Highneds to recommend their situa tion to the consideration of Parliament? Lord Csarmtusarrit replied; that the Address had been presented to his Royil Highness, but that he was not prepared to say that Ministers in. tendril to altise his Royal Highness to hate turf recommending'', of theii situation to Parliament. Sir J. C. HIPPISLEY arid, that the thutiets of which he had given noti►e for to - -mortow r was i,rt calculated to interfere with that of N e Right II - tiourable'idealists (Mr. °natal) but wis e in deed, in concurrence with several übje► te.w!ct.ll the Petitioueis had thenewlves iu vita , . As it 445 un likely the Hume would sit to-morrowi tar wig!d bea• leave to postpone bis 'notion until the inth instant. The Petition pre anted by Mr. GR►TTAN was then read, and ordered to lie oa the t.tf.ole. CONFERENCE WITH THE LOROS. .4 message was received from Vie L t.tr , solicit ing is conference on Tuesday next, at five o'clock. in the Painted Chamber, on the subject of th e re vb.losi of the Statute Book. On the motion of Lord Carrt.eatautt, a confe rence was agreed to, and ill message returned to the Lords accordingly. A DJOURN M ENT. Mr. PONSOTIBY suggested the propriety of ad journing over to-morrow. As they had not made tionse yesterday, the same retool' would, in ail pro. Liniulity, prevent them making one to-morrow. Would it not be better at once to agree a., adjou•ii nient it would prevent the inconvei lens* sui.tain ed by himself and other Gentlemen yesterila., of coming down after the Levee, end hiding the nouns shut. Lord CASTLEREAGH concurred in the propriety of this suggestion; but protested against its being. wade a precedent. He was prepared indeed to move that the House should, at is rising, adjourn until Fridas swat. Mr. PuNSON HY had no notion that the precedent should be universal. The motion of adjournment wisa thou agreed to. MENDICITT IN THE METROPOLIS On the motion of *Mr. ROSE, 3 timunittee was appointed to inquire into the state of Mendicity iu the metropolis, and its immediate vicinity. Mr. WM. SMITH postponed Itis motion relative to Extents in Aid, until Wednesday next. SAVING BAN KS. Mr. ROSE brought in the Bill for the establish ment of Sating Banks, which oas read a first tone. Before he moved for its second reading, he would. in consequenceof the very great attention which the measure had attracted both in Leland and 1,1 tit s conatry, svite generally the objects of the Nils. It first ant tartsed the associat:on of certain haties ..1 tile people to establish the sv,ttin of S. Baniss: at then regulated the executive I•art of the lost:i1 • twit, namely, the 11104 e of a I p4 1 ;11'11111Z - stttutiiig rules. &c. The rules were to be .• r. in every 'Sessions Roll throughout the king.' u:, u)t tier the purpose of gi•ing the Ju tiros at, t p u iver to control or alter thclet, but titer• ly hti e sake of in •re general publicity. Tile s of '1 rust were al•u to give security, anti in ca..-- tti' bankruptcy. us iu the friendly Societies, t rt I .et•- tutitin should lirst be paiil tvhatever bi•laitce it-- omitted in the 'minis of a tru‘tee. This ! lit r !,t, of security Was 1104 however, to extt 1111 to any lovas on itar•revt to privu: ii dieidu . Ja , ales.. it would be the object of the Bill iodise", ra. 4e . nivel wilJ W:l6 ti t l . pos.tor, was to be pat ovhial reltef, lest such a restriction almulit In.. veal. the labouring !wail:, from euntribsitiog• Hitt with the view of preventing !Inir deposit bunt cattwelling them to resort fur pritot•leieti roust, it wits to be provided that the curisidviLtiaa Of such a 1:1:0111 !11111 1 .d hr lie1;11.1C11 be the Justices 4.1 . tee Pelt t- toe district, instead :•1' the Siiper iiittiadauts of the I'uor, as the latter might iu aunty