The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-03-27 00:00:00

TT t , - Xritiob LC /. •Y M rztto. I NLMRER Wib V THFATRE. FOR THE RENFFIT OF MKS mILLINGTON. T HIS PRESENT EVENING, March Neill be p , domed. a Grand Serious Opera, with Cho etturte.t, LA CLEMENZA DI TITO. Entirely eetpinnkel by St , nart, the ritosteeleb;;lrd °pant ei that great Cnmpne-.r, and the only min of his Compuottiun tuff prii.lue-ci in thiii country, will be ~ 1 1-el,the grant' reve , s,te Ballet of Lk SURPRISE DE DIANE; Ou LE TRIOMPOr. L'AMOOR. ca m p:wed by Ran... Mope by Wee*. ttiEATAF:-Itur AL. biLURY-LANE. trHIS PRESENT EVENING, March 27, Tueir Osoostit.' Nugent* yid act *k. Drama of THE CASM.E-SPEC f RE. Osevese, b the Yuen' Ro‘cius; Regicialrl, Mr. H. Sid- P.rry. Mr. De Camp; 1-'loer Puilip, !Ir. Palate'. 4i 4 ,4a,, Mrs H &Mew Alice, Ars Sp iiirc.l To wh.ch will be 110E4. the Fuse of THE IRISHMAN IN LONDON. _ . Capriln Seynnow, Mr. lielland Mr. C , lllnein, Mr 11a(t -; Mr frost, Mr Chen, Murtoch lie'.nv (with Sunk), Mr. Johnstone. Lout.a, Mello I. 0 .SatuscLiy will be tes.‘en. Gra tiene.theNe 20 years, The Es• •Is Warrick : Warwick, by the Young ftweiwo• w„'„ Mr. ft Mariana. Manaret of Anjou, Mns P owell L... ' trab-tis Grey. Mn H. Siitdons -wTts which will be adJnt. No Sung No Stopper. A Nes iolo..cal Aitsrpiao., le.ich Is.-eis time time ie wi ll b e ..,.. predunei, with entirely New liii,e,Sornsery, I/rs.-% and lieceratietis. I HIRA cov ENT-GARDEN ri • L-li3 PRESENT EVENING. Mar c h 27, will I be ated, a Conady, called "lfE WHE'L OF FOR FUNE. Tne Hen , Mr. Teinlaea., Mr. Liston ( his Oat ap,earenee in opt ehav ; Sir land Dew, Mr Fuln ; Pettrudileck, ; ‘Voodntle, Nt- M•wart Cant Woodville. tl.Nevailtle; Snlr.iwm , Sir. demean. Mrs. Woodville, Mol. 11141014 mm Emily fervoprst, Nov Brunton. /titer whirl; will be acte'l, a New Farce, called WE FLY BY NIGHT;" LONC; srows. TM• Characters by Mr. Munden, Mr. artestem, Mr. Ear le,. M , . s"emoru, Sir. Blancha•d. Mr Fawzett. Mr. Litton, t•!c, U.•rnp Alm Loserre. Mis 4 Trret. Se . The L. Ni 'lt of the Can:manes Ptrfnmire before the dais. VIII THE itr:EFIT OF MASTER BROWN. ST All MORI i OF THE LORD CHAMBERLAIN. ACAL,EMIL:AL TREAT tE, I EICESIER•PLACE. Late Mb ) Tr" PRESENT EVENING, March 27, vat be prtxtr teel_ THE STIIANC;ER. The Stranger, lint time, Master groan (bring the last Kant of his present Engagement); Mr. Solomon, Master Solomon Yam the Theatre-Rural Duhlin, being lie. ap. pra-anee en this 'rage). Mrs Halter, Miss Waldron; Coun te., Yriirersen, Miss Waldron, inn. To which will be added, a Farce, in three Vl', called CATHARINE ANI) PETRUCHIO. Petruchm (first time), Master Brown; Catharine, Miss Ri.dmn, jun. Ihrtwees the PI.I and Face, a PAS SEUL, by Mist Lmein, jnu. Bee M. Pit 3a. Gallery fa. Tile Mom (in futire) will be IMen ed at Half part 4,‘ ' anti is precisllr at Half-past 11-ten tienck.—Pr.vstelgoses, and Places in the Beans, to be %igen at the Taman.. Tickets to be had of Master Itt*sen, No. S, Featherstone- Hoilown ; and at the Thews, Tuesdiy, .• taw Weak, Muter Pritchaef, fr.im the Thatn N.wcairki, will appear in the Charafter of Seim, in tr.." Trazrde of Barbarosa ; and Ins Brother will speak the o . .ginal Prologue, in the Chalet*? of a County a Bog'. WIGMORE-STREET, C.AVENDISH SQUARE. (Removed from 2v, Bowstreet.) L' 4 DWARDS's SUPERB STATE and COURT 1.:4 HARNESS, and other Harness, fat General Use, f paior t t any ever seen before, in thus ur sny other Country, in point of elegance, construction, arid durability. The Leather of winch the above Artieles are made, is pre pad w.tit EDWA DS's VEGETABLE CUMTHSITION fur toe PAESERVATION of LEATHER, and is precut!, Gee Pere that disagreeable gr-asy feel, and offensive smell, •hseb is peculiar to all Leather drmsed with mil and tallow. The Vegetable Compounds prevent the Leather hoes crack big, or beconsieg gummy et hard ; meet it dues •It require to be divined with oil, nur will it stretch awl draw into a string, when wet, which is (-enmity the case with other Lesther Where may ba seen, the ' , west and beet Assortment of Sad. stem and Ha•nest, ever mitred to the p. %tic. N.B. The Vegetable Cutopesition, for Cleansing and Pre ssrvieg Hansoms, may be Mud 111 above. NEW STATE LOTTERY, begins DRAW ING Mb of MAT, 1604. SCHIEhIt. 1 P,ss et L 23,400 I 2 3 . , 3,003 $0 I 1 .. NO __ 100 ...„. 2,lfie 30 !t Tirkets L esn,oon Ent Pint-deaos Tickets lat Div L. 1,119 each L. 5,000 Fir ravaalleafirs Tickets 34 Day VAS each 5.000 Fitet4llotro 1/116 Sib Day Limo 6th llty .... ...... :5.000 Priam •4' a Ticket 11.1 t ticamer S II 0 Soneenth 1 6 0 Tickets mu, Shares ate SS Sale at all ilia Lieetaml Lotte•y lOlScog • 6,9011 : --ftft. (.) ACQU.At AND RETAIN A titIOD SET or T EFT H. nATTEN'S SANATIVE DENTIFRICE.- Evens the me of this elevnt Toode-I , emder them t e th'llflf tie deinote i ming the Teeth, which I. attes ts of seise I :reparations composed of Tartar, or calcined black ingredients. The s‘NATIVF. DEWMFRICL, in colour, resembles the , ht . ( NA •seth ; end, from its agreeab:e aromatic, es• aml anti putrescent amines, will effectilallv eradicate "tf steel's of deader incident to the Teeth snit Guess, ileorioto their durability, embellish the enamel, and give • weeinnow t the breath. To person, going Meg i -leitee, K i, affirmed by many °friers In the Nary, to be the best Amiovorbutic Tooth-powder ever used. n'-tared ant Sold by J. Batten, Clapham, price Si. 91 each ett"--- lite demand having much iocressed, Messrs. H.ndrin, KT , j , Iheiroe-street, Loudon and Mars.ef Doti P - rfoleort, are appointed Agents for W 114,104611 and En -o"tenni. tielai. also, by Sir. Berry, Div.:tics:rem ; Mr. Wd -71. St la MCV . V 4I ; Mr. Metcalf, M. Mdborn ; Mr .e‘cf. S, Poultry. Perfumers; Mr Harris, St. Pears Church , end cLothem Perfumes and Med:cies Venders in the betuld liintnom —Where may be had, the improved salve:- urTetilla brushes, the mate en the ltandie. THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1806 GUILDH lath March, GRASS LAND, ISLE OF DOGS. rrilE COMMUITEE .for carrying into erecu a tier the Acts of Poliament fur rendering more com modious, and for better regidatirg the Port of London, will meet at Guildhall, on THURSDAY, the 27th day of MARCH, lIIU6, at two o'clock in the afternoon, To LET, by PUBLIC AUCTION, about Thirty.sia Ames of Grass Laud, in the Isle of D to the Com mittee, for One Year, fuon the Fiat 1).17 of Aptil, Iho6. Alas, the Herbage in the 'Lanes of the Is:e of Dogs, which are to the Southward of the Canal. The Contractor will be at liAtriv a mow, or pasture the Land with Cattle or Sheep, at his option. Folher particulars, if may he had by apply mg at thelDffiee of Work., GOE.OkAiI. Of the Canal Office, Slack wall WOODTHOR PE. GUILDHALL, 16th Match. 1114. THE coMmirrEE for letting the City's 1....nds wttl meet at OWldltall, on WEDNESDAY, the 2d 1).• of APRIL neat, at eleven o'clock is, the foresaw,. To LET, by rualic AUCTION, Buildlog Lessee of several Pieces or Paucella of Groend, ott the South side of Whitechspel.road • aid also, To SELL, by PUBLIC AUCTION. the Office or Place of one of the eight City Waits, recent by the Death of Mr. Ro bert Share. f he Mae and Conditions for Letting the nid Ground, and the Draft of the Content f.-r the oast, may be seen at tie Comptrolltes Office, Guildhall JuS. BUSHNAN, C • To PRINTERS. APERSON, with Property, and brought up t% the ritiM7lNG BUSIN,ISS, iri.,l3e; to enrage, actively, to a PARTNER, in a well .est.lir:olied dad t11t11.11411 Letters, addeested to F. 1. Messrs. Co. ,, ter and Jones, Sta. Bane's, Chcattaldr, wdl bedul, attended VijAVE'S A PI,A('E, a Yourg Wnrman horn V the Country, who work. sell at tic Need.-, and lig demigod, Mantua-making ; wi.hes to wait un an Ed.* Lady, or two young Ladira; ha, oss•eli in logo into a Nora ry, pres,d , d she. an rt a eoinfootAnte p ace as she lined to tue above capacity too vein; can :lave an undeniable Character. Letters, poet pod, ...ttreet,4 to L P 141. , Great Mailboiough street, all be dr', att.. ded 40. FURVISHED HOUSE. rPO BE LE r , for a Te r m o f O ne , Two, or 1 Three Years, • very 'loath FURNISHED MOUS'', hi for a small Family, in a principal Street, leading out of Pa .ca dills, and chat, to the Green Park. To be trim (by Tickets) on applicatinin to Mr. Hat:bard, Bostoellet, M. Piccadilly, opposite AID3IIII. To LE IT, Unfurnished, the enti r e upp er p art of a large and cnnimodinus House, most desirably situated in the middle of Picradilly, c misting of four rooms or. the first Rom, five moms on the second, too. attics, two kit hens, • washlinuie, and other convenience. Toe whole is in excelent repair, and particularly arle; tad for the accommodation of oue Or two families. For farther particulars enquire at No. 41, Piccadilly, oppo se. James's Church. A LL Persons indebted to the late co-partnership L 1 Evlate of COLES and II 9W ELL, formerly of Oxford street, Mercers anti Drape's, and also to the late NATHA NIEL HOWELL, of Swallow-street, Olfeni-street, Mercer awl Draper, deceased, are desired immediately to pay the amount of their respective Debts to Mr. w u.L.Asts.. Fiat*. street, Cnirplegate ,• and Per , otis having ails' demands on the said Firm, or the Estate of the said Nathaniel Howell, are desired to send the particulars thereof to the +mad Mr Winans, without delay. THOMAS MERRICK, Lawrence lane, One of the Adatinist•ators to the personal Estate of the , aid Nathaniel Howell. STATE 1.01 fRRY, TO IBIGIN DRAWING NIONDAY, MAY IS. HAZARD, BURNIK, and Co. St oc k B ro k en , at their State Lottery Offire.93, ROYAL EXCHANGE. LONDON, all no. telling , in great variety of Numbers, TICKETS and SHARES for the above Lottery. No 10,790. a Prise of t0,f , 001. on lith of Folsruary last, tea, sold by them in One Quortcr, Owe Eighth, and Too &a teonth Shares. The present Lottery consists of only 23,000 T.ekets, and the Senemo coma is 1 Prise of 25,000 f. I Prises of 10,0001, g 211,0001 13 . &c. at. at. Letters, post.paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis. I GOLDICUTT, No. 21, King -street, Covent al • garden, has the honour to inform the Nobility, G-ntry. and Public, that from the very great Sucre., he has met with in the Sale of his FAMILY CRATES of EARTHEN. WARE, he has considerably increased ha Assortmeut, and they now consist of the following Kiosk : L. a. I. Ctmeii's Ware (per Crate,) - - - II 15 6 lint Queen's ditto - - 4 4 0 Blue-edged ditto - - - • S 15 6 Green-edged ditm - - - 6 16 II Brown line or Wedgewood Ware . - 6 6 0 Rest ditto ditto - - 7 7 0 Red, Green, Blue, and Pink line ditto - 7 17 6 )9 9 0 Blue prayed Ware, of various patterns and qua. r !u 10 0 lives - - - -C . 11 la 0 J 14 14 0 Fine Ware, with enameled borders of ratios' pitterns - 16 16 0 Printed PAttioilara to ►e had at the Warehouse. EAST-INDIA-HAI/SF., M 4 NCH 26, 18n6. THE COURT ofDl RECTORS of ihrUNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS r.' ENGLAND TR ADING to !Ft EAST IN IES, du Ler chu girt .tire, That they will be rends to 'raise Propo.4l, in Writing, at any Time on or before WE DNESDAT,the 16th of April, from any Persons who tray be willing to let good eopper•liettoaed Ships of the Surthen of frum 600 to 650 Tons, $ olden' Measurement, which liana Ferformed their cuntracted Num ber of Vot ages in the Company's Service, to be employed as Extra Ship... . _ Copy of the Terms and Cenditinn. on which the said Ships will be enraged fur the Company's Eervice, may be had on ariplicatiou to Mr. Jan.ts Conan, C:erk to the Committee of Shipping, on et after TUESDAY, the IA of April. The Tenders, with the Wilds " Ship Tender" on the Cover, to be severally s^aled up, arid left with the Secretary, at or before Twelve o'clock, at Noon, 011 the s.iol tSh of April, beyond which hour not any Tender will be receited. The rear( do hereby fierehrr gite Notice, That if any Letter or Memorandum should be sent in, in ' , clansmen,' of, or is addition to Any Tender, such Tender will be tejeded by the Court. WILLIAM RAMSAY. Serrearv. OgArc, Mao eh YO , Ilia:6. 1 1 HE ALBION FIRE and LIFE INSURo ANCE COMPANY of Lon4esti u L ar,LJas latsurarres rum Fi.e throughout (ref Brit sin and !rebind, and m foreign C.riiitnes. The Company atm undertakes Insures, 1.1 ON Lan, and g. ar.t, ANltaliiiti. The Vireetors Mr leave t roll the publie attention te the nume rous mitoomges riposted La this Istabliihmeut. This bust that that oiliontoger will pre to the ALMON COMPANY • di rt red prefirenre err, other ilioti.sitions formed _for the SAM( Pali. pores. 1. The Conditions of Insurance are mere favourable than have beets yet o• med. 4. The rates are, in every instance, of the most moderate description ; and, in some instances, inure maderaW than have been before proposed. 3. No charge is made far policies, is any case. ♦. No adm.aion•fee is required on Life Insurance. S. A very liberal commission is allowed to solicitors, and to ether*, who have the means of obtaining Life-Insurances. 6 N. charge is made for a'itc-atinin of policies, to cases of removals, assignments. or otheiwi.e. 7. On the premiums of In , oranc:a from Fire, out of Lon don, the f,i;lowing large abatements are made, provided such Insurances De effeNert at the Compans's Of64e, in London, by the persons to be insared. or by their friends nr agents; and wittout eh/Company being sub:edinl to any charge or trouble of correspondence , : s iz._ Twenty 6.; per Cent. per Annum on policies for single yams. Twenty-seven and a Half, to Forty, per Cent. in pro pertioit to tare term, on policies fur more years than one. Percent in the County, who cannot ant themselves of the above abatements, by trarsmitting their ovl.rs to London, may still be benefited, in a eons detable degree, by application to the Resident-Surveyors Aready appoiatest by time Company in many Towns, and intended to be appointed in all the prin cipal Towns of Great Britain. The lompany's Resident- Surveyors will undertake toe settlement and yearly renewal of Insurances, wider the above advantages; reserving to them selves a proportion of the 25 per Cent. allowance, as a corn. palliation for their troulae; and yet making such a dedudlion to the persons insuring, as will wet deserve attention. Printed Promotes, contenting lea tip'encstseas WI r. terra &ranch the Company's ensintst, are de.irerrd, fret ef es pence at the Company's Bann., in 'CNA NGE•ALLEY, CUR :\ 1111.1:. Attenalaace, decry, .1 min Nine to fear. lit Order of the Board, WAR; NEW MUSIC, BY MR. MUOick.. This Day is pualabed, price Sa A CANADIAN BOAT SONG, arranged for three Vase's._ by THOMAS MOORE, Esq. Published by James Carpenter, thel assed-street. Where may be had, by Mr. Moore, 1 Oh Lady Fair, pru • d5...-S Sequel to Oh Lads Fair, puke 5,1 —S Come tett me, rays Rost, Is. Pty from the World, 0 Betsey, to me, Is. 6d.-11. Sweet Seducer, Is lid --6 When Tense, who nests, Is. Ditto, har monised fur three Voices, by E. Philips, Esq. price Its. frd S. Goed-oisht, price 2a.-9. Can I again that form caress, pri -e 6.1.-10 Now let the Warner, 2.. 6d Sigh not thus to g1e10,25....111 Ferree!, 8-trey, Is. fal —l3. Came to t.,ese Scenes of Peace (a glee), the words and music by the lee. H. L. Bowles, price 3s. his Day is published, elegantly printed in One Volume Quarto, and illustrated with several Esigravinp, prim 0 11s.6d.boaids. THE HISTORY and ANTIQUITIES of the CHURCH and CITY of LITCHFIELD: containing it. A 11611111 and Present State Civil and Ecclesiastical, caletted from - various Public Romanis, and nther*Autlientte Ev.dences. By the Rev. THOMAS HARWOOD, F S. A. Late of Uni- vomit, College, Oxford. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, I ALUMNI ETONENSIS ; or, A Clutters* of the Pro ? Sag and Fellows of Eton College and King's College, Cam bridge, from the Foundation in 1443, to the yea- 1797: with an Account of their Lives rid Preferments, coliectei from Original MSS. and authentic Biographical Works, 4tes. 11 Is. in hoards. 11. GRECIAN ANTIQUITIES ; or, An Account of the reline and hints Life of the Greeks ; relating to their Go.. vernesent, Laws, Magistracy, Judicial Proceedings, Naval and Military Affairs, Religion, Oracle% Festivals, Games, Ema ciate, Marriage: Funerals, irestic Employments, Enter tainments, nod ' , Drew, Isfieac, Painting, Public Beadier, Harbour, Baths, dm Ac. Chiefly designed ter explain Words in the Greek Classic* according to the Rites and C u stoms t o which they refer. To which is aided, a Chronology of Re markahie Events in the Grecian History, from the Foundation of the Kingdom of Argos, tinder Zosachus, to the Death of A lezarAler, tre. As in boards. 111. The SACRED HISTORY of the LIFE of JESUS CHRIST; illustrative of the Harmony of the Four Eying.- leits ;to which is added, an hides of palette' Passages. Fur the Use of Schols, 3,, in bawds. This day is published, price • New Edition. of AN EXHORTATION to the RELIGIOUS OBSERVANCE of GOOD FRIDAY. By BEII.IIY, Lord Bishop of Londrtm. Printed for F C. and J. Rivingtna, No. 6i, St. Paul's Church-yard ; sold also by Hatchard, No. 190, Piccadit:y. Of whom •iiay be h.d, The PASSION ; or. A I) • tri.itite an,l Critical Narrative of the Incitlinita, as they occoired .0 each Thy of the Wp.-. E . In whirl Cbflee soffieiogs are esissine.norateil; with R,rlectuans calcu:ated for Religious I nproveineut. By Thorns. Kbook., 1.). D. Praintsdary of kly. The Second Ed ton, pace, b.iulul, .as 64. bIMSON'S EUCLID. Thk D a y is pubii.hed„ in Una large VOll2lllO OSe yn, priaa 7a. in board., the Thirteenth FAition ' carefully reined and im ported ; to *Ouch i. now added, A SHORT TR RATlait on the CONS TRU:Tilt* ache TRIGONOMETRICAL. CA. NUN. from a Its ealebeated Author; Old, A CONCISE ACCOUNT of LOO% ITHlMS,aodimportedo,othabof . . . calculating them. tbe peewee Savanna 1P1041 , 0f of Cieemetry, in the Milweraity of °ate* THE ELF.MENTS of EUCLID; Vix. the FIRST SIX ROOKS, together with the ELEVENTH and TWELFTH ; the Ewers by which Theory or o th er ., h a , e long age vitiaed these Rear, art dOrretned, and 'awe M Euclid's Dtnerm•trations are restored; Oro, the ZOOK of EVCLID3 DATA, in Irks mantle. confined, NORENT SINISON, M.D. Euteritim Prefe-ser of Mathematics in the Univers,t) of Gla-grew. _ . _ . _ p r i nte d f or F. wing/ale ; J. johasne; W and J. Richard son; F. C. and j. lt,Tinvm ;J. Walker; J S...atc!ierd and C. J. Lettlfnlail ; G. Wilts and J. Rebtnuats ; Vern..r Heed, and Sharpe; L•munawa, NMnt. Rees mid Ornar ; T. and W. Davies' R. ?WIN* § sad J..Je• JyNit.M. LETTERS. ibis day is published, in Two e4fawt Volumes, small OSave, einbcilisheill with beautiful Portraits, by Caroline Waued„ Ace Its. in boni., COMPLETE and AUTHENTIC EDITION of the celebrated LITTERS of JUNIUS, containing much additional Mailer, and touch liiforniation, net to be found in Any ether Edition. Anion' the Additions are (I) the various Letters to which 'monis replied ; (2) co i duist illustrative Notes, h anneal anal biographical; and (3*, an EnnJuy r.lativu to the Author if thieve rapes, in which the Pretei.s...n. rif 113,11,119 supposed Writers .re critically esansined, and the Name at the real Author ascertained. By JOIN ALMON; Author of the Lives of Ilse [sr! of Chatham ea/ hNa Wilkes nl Aneedotes Hisertcal and Biographical, &c. &c. \e parson can doubt Vie 111.1;0114.11 pretensions of Mr. Al mon to give to the world an illostrated and clot .iral Id•tran of the Getout Letters of Jantu►, a task km •hich sia has al ways been acknowledged to be better qualihed than any %Abler Contemporary of that diatingunead Writer. This thin clai a , therefore, the decided Preference of the Public, as the lan Wort of the isaacrao Ktlitto, who was int mates• c•nsote&ed with the at eminest politteal Charameried the period to which Junius 'lmo, and elan as be-ne the C. 171- the cheat evt, and the mom eliteant &title, ea ant. P*rnted ter Richard PhiPipa, Br',.'.. -street, Wick:irrn , and be het of all !I{eabetkn aad Dealer a BoAss sixvimca. . Editian,in Six V. b.,ards, ..E ; translated by ..dN, Esq. from th. W.rks of Kota bue, GoetN, he. Pruned for Vern , r, Hood, and Sharpe, SI, Poultry ; and Lnninisn, Hulet, Rana, and Orme, Patr•nosrer row. Th. Day is puhli.hed, a wew hut W.sve Pa'et s with 3 Head, by Piewiek, Price 3s. 6el ►omrd, AN ABRIDGMENT of the HISTORY of END!.V.ND. by OLIVER GOLDSMITH. Primed for 1. Clarke and Co M. hc.tcr •' W. Robinson, , ; Hisard, Rath ; Rodf nd. Heil; Cluiiitopher a n d i•nnai, Stockton ; and C'.artiles, Newcastle. This Day is purri•..r.d. elegintly punted w Demy 6 , scr. arrit IG P131' , . V .1. 111. Part I. Prie is. Gd HE I3EAU FIES of SCOTLAND ; contain-.T ing a clear, full, and eatisfaCory Account of this Agri culture, Commerce, Mines, :sod Manufaotares, of the Popu lation, Cities, Towns, Villages, itt. Printed for Vernor. Hied, and Sharpe, SI, Poultry; Long. mao, Hur.,:, Rees, and Orme; Ciithell and Martin; .1 !larri.; J ai.d A Arch; IV.J J R ; and Crosby anJ Co. AL, another tditior., on Royal Paper, Price to.. Id. in Paris. - This Day ate published, matt/ ',wed in 52m0. Pwl Letter, Purr Is id sewed. EtLEMENTS of NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, arranged under the tollowiogr !.1.-ads: Matter and Motion Marron, The Universe S ,r.ngs, Rivers, and th . Sea The Solar System imails The Fixed Stars i risme 'The Earth considered as a Animals relict The Human Frame. and The Atmosphere The Husnan U..d.:.t .. d.nr. Pri ired for Vernor, Hood, and Share, 31, P. Wiry , and J Harris (Successor ia Mrs. Neabery), St. Paul's Church" vsni. P HOUSE OF LORDS, Weessioar, Menem 26. Counsel were heard at some length, relative to the Scots Appeal, Peter Johnston, Esq. and others, r. Watson and Ebenezer Stott, Esq. viz. the Hon. S. Percival, and Mr. Alexander, on the part of the Appellants. The hearing of the Respondents" Connie], was postponed till to.moi row. The Earl of Dartmcuth (as Lord Chamber► Lin) delivered His Maj-sty's Answer to the re cent Address of their Lordships, teaching the pro. dudion of certain documents, impottinr, that His Majesty would be pleased to give direCtions ac cordingly. The Bills upon the table were forwarded in their respeetive stages. Among these; the Irish Lau; Partition Bill; the Excise Expiring Laws Bill; ate the Exchequer Bills Bill. Mr. Johnson, irons the office of the Chief Secre tary for Ireland, presented certain Accounts, io pure suancc of the A a of the 43d of Fite King, which were ordered to lie on the table. Mr. H. Latcelies, Mr. Harrison, and Mr. Ca. veadi&b, prescoted each one Private Bill from the Commons, which were forthwith read a first time. Some routine business was then dispowcrola after which, their Lordships aijourned till t4lw morrow. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Mr. John King took the oaths and his seat. Mr. Ho'ford brought up a Bill for the Support and better Management of the Philanthropic Society in St. George's Fields, which was read a first. aa4 ordered to be read a second time Mr. Johnson, from the Office of the Chief Secre tary for Ireland, presented at the bar an ac,.ount of all °Aces granted in reversion in Ireland, where holden, and the nature of the Offices, and of all Offices granted to two or more persons for their concurrent lives.—Ordered to be printed." Mr. Rix, from t'-e Excise Ofice, preserved at the bar, au Account of all Malt charged with Duty, made in England and Scotland, respedively, tor the two last years.--sOrdcred to be printed. IRISH TREASURY SILLS. Mr. VANSITTART moved for leave to bring in a BM to enable the Commissioners of the Urea sury in Ireland to issue Bills on the Credit of such Aids as may have been, or may hereafter be granted for the service of the present year —Granted. COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY. Before the Speaker left the Chair, it was ordered, on the motion of Mr. VANSITTART, that the Accounts presented by Lim, on the 24th March, iost. be referred to the said Committee. The House then went into the Commilee, Mr. Hawthorne in the Chair. Mr. VANSITTART stated to the Committee,, that, in the year ISO% the Bank had, on the occa sion of the renewal of their charter, agreed to lend the public a sum of 3,000,0001. for the term of three years, and bad since continued that loan for three years more, free of all interest; and now, with that liberality which had ever charatterised that great and important body, they proposed to lend the raid ' 3,000,0001. at an interest of three per cent. instead of five per cent. till such time as the three per cent. Consols are at 80. It was necessary, however, 1 that this sum should be voted in the Committee cf Supply. He moved, therefore— " Tint a sum, n..t 'seceding 9,000,0401. be granted to His Majesty, totear44 ttio Supely." Mr. TIERNEY said. he did not rise to (Aka to the Motion, bur only to notice one expression of bus Right Hon. Friend, solie had mentioned the libe rality of the Reek, in advancing this money in the manner they had done. He thought, on the con trary, that nothing could be more illiberal than ►he conduit of the tank, in the whole transaaion. This loan took place on the occasion of the renewal of their Charter. a measure which he had oppose.i ; and since they have been testriaed from paying their notes in cash, they lost nothing—it did not coat them a single farthing ; they would. on the eon. trary, receive a sum of 270.0001. aid he thought 'Ley had made a hard bargain with the public. They ought to continue the Loan free of interest. at least till the restriaion was taken of, f I Mr. VAYSI I TART said. di. Book gave op I t 4 t , • • iatV ••, „ • - PRICE Thh, Day is ntOnshed, a new mad e4atant price 11. I THE GEIIVIAN 'l'i EATRE BENI %MIN THOMPSON, f.sq. ~! ['~a