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_ . w • . v. . . . lot 4101ret:11 - 10+, -om 411% rt NI ~-~ • ;II NUMBER 4196. TH BATHS-10VA L. DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING. THURSDAY. May en, their Majesties Servants will perform, for the 13th time, a new Tragedy, railed BERTRAM; OR, THE CANTLE OF ST. AIDORRANT). Chnra• ters by Me. Kean, Mr. Popr, Mr Holland, Mr. Powell, Mr II Phillips, M a . ll arnitr ,i, Mr ~iillvr, Mt. Ehswoltb, Moot Cnrr, U,. C'ar,, Mr. Kent, Mr Cooke, Miss B oer , M 1..: Cooke, MIFA G. Carr, and Miss SotuerVille (be ige 13th *Nun:atter nn any since) 'l•he Vocal Parts by Mr. Pyne, Mr. Smith, Mr. J. Smith, an.i Master Harris. After which will be performed, for the 34 time, an Operatic Fairy 'rah., in two arts, called OBERON'S OATH; OR, THE PA LADIN AND THE PRINCFAC. Will/ eutirely she* llNfic, Sceitte, Dee!Res, See. The Muck. roirupti.ed hy Mr. Parry. Olwroa, 'King of the Fairies, Miss E. Hatforil ; Etherie, • Spird nt Oberon's Train, Miss Carr t the Oracle, Mr %Lir atm! ; the Caliph of itairdild, Mr. R. Ph;liips ; Prince can, 1 over of Amanda, Mr. Kent ; Mulatto!), Basso of TII -el, Mr. Barnard ; Sidi. Chief Aga of his Harem, Mr. ('ove. ; S.r Huon, a Christian Knight , Mr. T. eooke; Shia as_ nun, formerly 'Squire of 7tit Father. Mr. Standen; and Ibrahim, the f:ark..racr, Mr. Galt Titania, Queen of the Fairies, 'MIAS. Mulford; Zoradina, the fro mer Fawnrite of *Wallah. Mrs. Orger ; Amanda, the Caliph's Daughter, Mix' Nash ; Zelrmt her Companion, 11 iti% I vOT!.. Tile new Tragedy, called At:Tirana ; or. 'the Castle of St. Ahlohraiiil, will be acted every eveniug ,Binetit nights Lx cepted) till the cud of the *atom. NEVER PERFORMED IN THIS COUNTRY. 7'll E e-ROVA L. COV .VT- 4 7 .4 If .V. T INS F.VENING, THURSDAY, May 9.3, will be acted, a new T•ag••ily, called A DELA I DE ; OR, THE EMIGRANTS. C.inut St. Evermont, Mr Y g; Count letnenberg, Mr. C. Retold,. ; Albert St. Evermont, Mr. Abbott ; Culle tI, Mr. Egei too ; Godfrey, Mr. Murray. Mel:title, Muss Cuttiatiss St. &Faint/11i, Mrs. Egerton; Julia, Miss Frhote. The F.pi!egite, to be spoken in the character of Sir Fret ful Piag,ary, by Mr. Mailwws. After which, the Faree of LOVE, LAW, AN I) Dr. Camphor, Mr. Bellamy; Flexible, Mr. Mathews; Idibla Lur, Mr. Liston; Andrew, Mr. Emery. Mrs. Hilary, GMbs; Laura, Mrs. Sterling Bmtes 74. Scrontl Price 35.11.1.—Pit35.6.1. Second Price 2s —Lower Gallery Ys. Secuud PriCe la.—Upper Gallery Ir Second Prow Oil. Kleist Mr the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Hart-street, from Ten till Four. 'Eke D s.rs wall he opened at Half. past Five, and the Play ;writ, at Half past Six. 'Fit nem row, the Comedy of The Jealous Wife, and the Dtainat.e Romance of Cymon. WANTS A SITUATION, AS C: A Ift DEN E lt, a married roan, 30 years of Lee, without any inctimbrante, a native of Scotlrmil, who understands his business in all its braticlws; but would prefer tasking ehaige of a collection of plants, or the nisk.. leg of a iww garden. lie eau have an excellent character from the situation he him just kft, and other respectable references. _ _ _ Mart ss (post paid) to D. C. at Kr. 11m. Clark's, C.-win ter Hill. New Coma. war Loudon. THEATRE OF ANATOMY, MEDICINE, ate. BLEN HEIM-STREET, GREAT MARLBOROUGH-STREET. THE SUMMER COURSE of LECTURES at this SCHOOL, will begin ou MONDAY, Jame 3, 1816. ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, and SURGERY, by Mr. BROOK re, Daily, at Seven, is the Morning. DISSECTIONS as usual. CHEMISTRY, MATERIA MEDICA, Sae. Daily, at Eight, in the Morning. THEORY and PRACTICE of PHYSIC, at Nino., with Examinations, by Dr. Aoto, Fella* of the Royal College of Pli)sicians, &a. Tliter Courses are Riven every Year, each occupying Four Mut ths. Farther Particulars way be knows frost kfr. Brookes, at the Theatre; or frost Dr. Ager, 69, Margaret-street, Ca searlish-sqsare. RENOVATED HEALTH. IT has been too frequently the subject of just and Trneral reprobation, that risen destitute of the elements of the medical art have offered themselves as candidates for pubiie patronage in the profession of physic. For ilw pur pow: of doing justice to the result of our studies itml ca p rience, end to prevent us from being ruined among those 'mishits whose improdeut pretensions have, unfortunately for suc.ety, been ton favourably received, we beg leave to aulnait toile liberal and enlightened a faithful statement of our pursuits and acquirements. After having received a rezniar usidical education as the pupils of Messrs.Grinded sold Blizari, whose Imitates and practice we carefully at tended, as professors and surgeons of the London Hospital; we entered ourselves as students in that justly celebrated sehnol fur medical acquirement, the Royal College of Edin burgh, and were instructed in the different brandies of ana tomy, surgery, the theory aisd practice of physic, chemistry, midwifery, botany, sic. &c. by those eminent professors, tire. Munro, Grecuty, Black, Hasidim, Diniran, and Hu thrrfur'. We trust we shall not he deemed presumptuous in saying that our prolicitacy asil acquirements are not in considt.rable. Having foe a long veriest of yearn made Vene real Complaints, mad the various diseases of Debility, the particular oltject of our studies and practice, it will, we hope, be allowed tbat we have acquired superior knowled i re of their treatment and cure. In alight and remelt cases of in f..et.on, a twrfect se•establi.lisnitot is completed in the short period of two slays; awl in those of the utmost inveteracy, win other p.actitiuners have roiled of success, a proper per,t aconite in our plan of treatment ensures to the patient *safe and rntheal clue. _ _ Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the efficts of 3 habit long mid most unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes, there are none more alarming or more distressing limn those deficiencies and debilities which fee tptently present or embitter the matrimonial state. To such persons it mast he a consolation to know that t►ey may now, by a new and infallible anode of treatment, be restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly, and vigorous constitutiom. In all eases of debility, from what ever cause a ' g, as well as in every species of venereal ill_ itClil.l3, we pay be consulted by patnams of either sea with the cr,aie-t seercsy and honour. Hours of rossinltation at sic from ten to three, and from six is the evening till tea ;At night. Pat hist!. in the country *re requested tussle the parties lur, of their Qoor, one, and xentral habit of living, ice. Sic. tnelusinz • remittance for advice and mrslieints, when the tams' will be given, sir sent to ally part of the kingdom. 'fib that secetsy so essential to our monk., taking, the !rosi n.. of Iriteni may b.- added to the account for meilkines. CU tilta: awl Co. iiiirgemas, No. 107. Ilaitim-garden. ••• c o ,,i e unit Co. Wire Certificate.; (tutu the shore reapretahle Pi-ohslows of boohoo and Edinburgh, of 111 J.li,eucc, skill, and binmaiiity, with which they per fit oiled the thitik , seisizned them during the line they at- U.H.L4 alo it Limon' unit riacticc, BRITISH GALLERY, PALI-MALL. Tills .GALLERY will be RE-OPPNED on tVEJ hq:SDAV NEXT. the 91il May, with a St. micTioN til CPI,EBRATED 1 . ..4, by ITALIAN Mit'4TERS, with t:hich the Props ieturs have fevoored the British Institution, for the gratilration of the Public, and for the benefit of the Vine Arts in !reflect'. Open from Niue till Six.—Aihailtatice Is —C.atalopies Is. By Order, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. TO BUILDERS, CARPENTERS, kc. rr H E It UST EES fur estrrting thtn Execution 111. the Act of Parliament. lately p mewed, for eelanrietr. improving, and el - retiring, the PARISI] CHURCH of WOODFORD, ESSEX. hereby GIVE ',Sullen. That the Plans of the impro‘enwiltq and repairs intended to be made may he seen, by applitation to the Architect, Mr. Ba con. No T. street, it:ly day, between the hours 1.1 Ten Wood, in the Forenoon mot Four o'Cl.ek in the Afternoon, where every information upon the subject will be given : and ali Pt 16011% .bSifll‘ll. "t - coNTRAcTiNG Io du sncti REPAIR 4 and WORKS, are reque•ited to semi to the Ore of Ur. itiette. ea or before the Ist Day of JU N E NEXT, Tendert, wiped aad sealed up, and directed to the Truster.. The Sfaterials anti 't% orkmautkip wren/wire-4 to be of the best ileKeript The Trusteee will meet al the Church, lin'SinAl", the 3.1 Day of JUNE NEM'. at Teo L the Forenoon prerirely, o hen the at veial Tender. will be laid before them ; and the Person.' the Tendert: are required to br nttentlancg, and prepareil to refer to Work, rata uted by thim, in an ouraeolitionable and workmanlike manner. EAST INDIA HOUSE, May 15, DIG. THE COVRT (!/' DIRECTORS of the UN ar.n COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG. LAND. trading to the EAST INDIES, du hereby, sire Notice, That the COMMITTEE. of BUYING and WARE HOUSES will he ready ht receive Proposals in writing, grated tm, nil or Sefore WEDNESDAY, the sth of June torsi. from sneh Prr:olis as may be settling to ■apply the Company with .t Quintity of ittirrisu II ESSF.NS. And th:st the Conditions of the Contract may be Print upon antilicetion to the Clock of the said Committee, at his (Miro, in this with whom the Prop•wals most be left before Twolveti'Clock at SIMI, on the Saills:l6 of June, after which hum. the Committee will not reeeive• any Tender. JAMES COBB, Secretary. Thi• day are omlllislied, price 21% Vols., I. moll 11. of lECTU It ES on the 1 1 1111. 4 )SOPI nof - MODERN HISTORY, delivered iu the Huirersity of Dublin. _ _ nEt oitm IN PARLIAMENT. AT nut EXTRAORDINARY g;ENERAE M LET( Nt: of the II PDEN CLGU, lerhl pot -5114111 to polthe Advrr kentent. at tin. British Colitt-Ituutbv, Cockspnr-,treci, on the IMO 114 y, 141 ; lit.olseil—That a Gmetal Meetin<, for , inotitlrrinK the MMUS of tolling forth the Public volt* u. the Cis.. of Par- Itrforin, Is now tonvencil anti That the invitation thert•to Ir a. follow. By the I.a•.e, and StfAutra ,a this Realm, the subject ham ' , rifled in him a futielanselit el right of Property, and he is nor compelled to contribute to any 'tux Out set by consomme tor..ren► in Parliament. Yet iie the Journal. of the House of Commons for the 6th of May, 1793, it ntanda ref-wiled and oneoutrad:cied as one. awning a multitude of detects that 154 individuals actually trtioated It decided majority uftlic Members of that license i evitleine of which was offered to tic girku at their Bar. For these reasons, and because also of Par'Mount's having an karowriitufional continuance, as well as of a thousnitcl *MMus of debt, all tocorred si-ee the Revolution, tooth' r with the melaiicholy result, that fur paying; the intereit of suck a debt, it, euntiseted, the People are oppressed with an intolerable weight of Taxes—awl likewise because of au inn nivio.eNtanil ine Army voted in time of Peace ; The 11AM PUF.N CLUB aralei al cd for Parliamentary Re form, exhort all those of tlw Nobility, Gentry, and °Owns who desire the deliverance of their Country, to meet at the FREEMASONS' TAVERN, Great Queen-street. Lincoln's iiiii•fields. at ONE. O'CLOCK, on SATURDAY, the 15th of JUNE, being the Annie of the Day on which our Ancestors' obtained MAGNA CHARTA ; To consider of the most effectual mode of calling forth the Coustitutional VOICE of the PEOPLE by Petition. to claim, as a lawful inheritance mut undoubted right, that they lie not in future liable to any TAXER, nor subject to any LAWS n u t assented to in a lints.e of Parliament truly representing the OM MONS 4.f the REALM. RemAreA--That the Committee fur pmrnoting Petition, the ohji et of osir Institution in geserol, be re •ined for she year eaaaini, and that to them it be referred to arrange natters Maitre to the (rimers, Meeting, ike. THOMAS CLEARY, Sirs...bur to the Committee. This day is published, in 'Pro Volumes, Svo. price 24s boaria, lIPHE HISTORY WALDENSES, coo fleeted with a Sitrtth of du KISI'IAN CHURCH, from the Birth of Cliri.t Iv 'kr Eiyhterooth Crutury. By WILLIAM .10StA Stewed Edition, corrtcily and crtatly " It is not so well known us it ought tit be, that eiar real Poet, Mill I y appreciated the character of the IValden set, and wrote in their dm , lice. All the otchle•tsenm••ectrd with these people, and the more eminent personazes among theta, will be (mind ctreismstasitially related in 11,1.. 1101117111 and with gnat apparent candour and aceurscy. We ord. lingly repeat, that 41,1, will lye found a convenient Epitome of Ecclesiastical lliptory; and the sniFeritstri anal persecu tions of the %Valdivia•' are related with such pathos, but, we are sorry to say, with no tzagccratiton."—British Critic, June, 1813. London: Printed for Gale and Fenner, Paternoster-row. THOMAS'S PRACTICE OF PHYSIC, NEW EDITION. Thin day is published, in one large Pad closely-printed Volume, Syn. price lA4. board", THE MODERN PRACTICE of PHYSIC ; exhibiting the Characters, Causes, Symptoms, Prog nostics, Morbid Appearance., and improved Method of Treating the Diseases of all Climates. By ROBERT THOMAS, M.D. Fifth F.dition, revived, sad considerably enlarged. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rem, Orme ; and Brown; ('adell unit Davies; S Highley and Son ;J. Callow • E. Cox and Sun; Baldwin, Cradork, and Joy; Law and Whittaker; T. :Ind G. Underwood, 32, Fleet-atreet ; and Adam Black, Edinburgh. NMI 011.(iAN land SANDERS lowing taken a aisle part of Mr. BOler's late Warenioms iu Catherine-street, adjoining their own,and communicated the same, very respectfully inform Ladies and Gentlemen they have mobil larger exhibition of Cabinet and Upholstery Fur •it•re, particularly their patent four-post Bedsteads, with furniture and bedding complete, ready made up fur imme diate sale and delivery they have also the satisfaction uf ad vertising that ill COlilltqUirliCC of the peace catablisbusent, the price of each article M considerably reduced. Capital solid Mahogany Wardrobes, at twelve and fourteen guineas each ; Chests of Drawers from live cuiueas upwards., and every other truck in proportion. Families furnishing either pelt or whole houses may depend on baying the best manufactur e.' articles at very reduced prices, for prompt payment; the Sofa Beds, Chair Beds, Patent Imperial Dining Table", Tra falgar Sideboards and Tables, with a great variety of other article% on new and improved principles.: on giving Morgan and Sanders the preference, it will be proved Ho establish snent in London can render Cabinet and Upholstery articles on Pith low and advantageous terms. Nos. 15. 16. and 17, Catherine-street, Strand. DR. COOPER'S MEDICAL BOARD, CHARLOTTE HOUSE, BLACKFRIARS-ROAD. THE salutary ettivt of this Institution is mani fest (nun the followiuK very extrsouditswy cure:— . . London to reit.- 4, John Jacksou, of the Borough of Southwark, broker, maketh oath and with, that in the year Inl4, he was tattled with a dangerous thaurder, and was nearly 51 . V1 . 11141 . 11 11101101% under the care of several re. !wettable SIIEVOI§S, without ll i l tlr any relief. The disease rapidly increasing, his lifel.Wiltr in danger, hr was re commended to Dr. Cooper's Medical Board, Charlotte- Hourw, Bl ickfriareiroad, where the torogress of the diaesse was immediately ..tirmwd, and hi` rf , tOrrli to per fect health, winch, by the blessing of G 4.1, iw still .L.. 4 , 1., hereby deelarinz, that in statinz these farts lw is influenced Ay an other tire than a grateful retsina for so miracu lous a care, said the duty he owes to his fellow-creatures. (Simnel) " JOIN JACKSON." WIT?' PREPIEST, " F. M. I..wranee, 25, Blackmail-street, Borouth, paper banger; TI as Johnotni, A, (Indoor-street, Blairkfa iara. road, siortiomtr ; Thoticts Darby, St. M ichaers-allt.y,Coru hill, tailor nod draper. Sworn at the hitiositio-house, this 9111 day of March, 1810, h. foie me, (Signed) " MATTHEW WOOL), Mayor." It is a well-known fact, that thousands fall t ictims to dis- ease by consulting illiterate men; this Milner el Dr. Cooper, and three Smgcons 30 years t apes 'ewe ra of tire Royal College of Surgeons in London awl l'Alitibureh, as appears by the Lust of 1816), to establish a Medical Board at Charlotte-house, Great Charlotte-street, opposite the Rev. K. Wl', Black friars-road, Loudon; and too /token! Dirionsistique Physicians hue. since added to the Board. . _ Alvese.. tAn.per and Co ire erounolted by all rankA of people, trout 'Earl Vt . I or I.y letter, eneluaton: fee (for fume oihr.rs wry an.wrred), statute their caw, On is meaning, and idyl..• are sent to all parts of she k“.24oni. 'The Piles and Fistula, rowed widnint ['taming tor cullitotr ; and Advice teal it Tneadny, Thoiro•Jay, and Sunday 11101 Y. Jura, till Twelve A aide door and privaie roams for Fronalea, and 31rdieal Gentlemen who attend with their !outrun , art prteekt at consultations. This day is publishril, Syn. price 6.. 6d. E URA uatl ZEI'IIIIIA : a ClaAcalt Tale, w:th Poetic:Ai netts. By DAVID BOOTH. Lun.lon :Atta for the Author, by Oak and Fenner, Paternoster-ro j and J. Fairbairot, Eanthurgh. This day is published, trice 1%. 6d LETTER to a CLER(4YNAN of the Inoc Est.: of BATH and WELLS, upon certain ChIISP, maid to he rontained in the proposed " Itill In eons°. I:date the Law , concerning Spiritual Persons:" and %i ma cerisin Resolutio n ; relating to these Clauses, lately adopted and published by the Clergy of the Rural Deanery of Cary, iu the said Diocese. From A BENEFICED CLERGYMAN, Of the Diocese of Lincoln. London , Printed fur F. C. and J intuit, St. Paul's asurchlartl. LONDON, THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1816. BANK pi , ENGLAND, MAY 16, ]SW. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the GOVERNOR and COMPANY ti the BANK of ENGLAND !,•-• Notice, That GLN ERA I. COURT will he held at the Rank on THURSDAY NEXT, the 2341 instant, at Lleicit the Forenoon, un Special Altairs. R. fIF.ST, Serretery. This day ie published, its fisal. price 44.114 CHRIST A B E L, &c.-- By S. T. COLIERIIX:E. I , Thai wild sad !.iugularly aud bcautifi:l Poem" —Lord John Murray, Al',cmade•strect. LAST INDIA lIEWSE. MAT 42, 1816. TIRE COURT of DIRECTORS of IF UNITED COMPANY of 31F.RC1FIANTX of ENG LAND, fruiting lo the EAST 'MACS, do hereby girt rOnMITTEE of BUYING and WARE fIovSI'S will iw ready to receive Proposals in writing, healed ur hefoie %YE:ONE:SI/AY, the bib June, from finch Persona as may he williu4 to supply the Cimpany with Three Hundred Tons of BRITISH IRON And that the Condition§ of the C.nitrnet may he seen 111.011 application to the Clerk of the %aid Committee, with whom the Proposals intim he left he fine Twelve o'Clo..k on the said sth day of June, after which hour the Committee will not receive any Tender. - . JAMES COBB, Secrttnry, This dot arc pub' i ;heti in octavo. price 3q. Slx ou MR . PICESTNO'S PRACTICAL. TREATISF. on CONVEYANCING. By A wEsr couNTity ATTORNEY, 1111 l s indoeti dottique. Printed fur W Wetlo.r, Strand; and Ridzwny, Picca dilly, bilabial ; 11T Trewinau and Ce. G.lbert Dyer, and Edward Upham, Exeter; and Brodie and Dowding, tali bury. This day ire onblkhitl, in Bvo. price Ils. hoards, FARE . WELL SERMONS. or some of the ner.t Eminent of the Nonconformist Ministers, deli vered at the Period of their Ejectm nt by the At t of Uni formity, in the year 1662; to which is prefixed a Ilie.toiical and Pityzraphical Preface. London: PriLted for Cale and Fennor, Paternoster-row. FAST INDIA 1101 1 SE, Aran. 21, 1818 91111 E couirr DIRE . CTORS of the a UNITED COMPANY of 31 CRCHAN 1 S of ENG LAN I), trotting to Nu EAST INDIES, do Ii tyke yi;:e Notice, 'That a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY will be held at their Huuxe to Leadenhall atm I, WI WEDNESDAY, the 10th June next, at Elevco o'clock in the FUrell.l4lll, for the isurie,re of declaring a DIVIDEND f • Chrixtioax lax! to Midmorning r next ; That tlo. TRANSFER 11001 is o f She sa id Com. PANY's STOCK will I. • Starr on THURSDAY, the eth June next, et Twxi o'Csuck, and OPENED aga,n un THURSDAY, the 18th July followiliz; And that the DIVIDEND WARRANTS on the *laid COMPANY's STOCK, doe on the sth Jots, will he ready to be dclivereJ on MONDAY. the 14th July ne•t. JAMES COBB. Seeretary. MR. CHRISTIE respectfully informs the Public, that the SALE of the ELEGANT and SMALL LIBRARY, of a Man of Fashion, No. IS, Cha feel-street, Park-lane, advertiteil to take place THIS DAY, will continence punctually at TWELVE O'CLOCK, instead of Owe. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY Mit EVANS, At his House, N 0.26, Pall-Mall, THIS DAY, THURSDAY, M ay 23, and two following days, firm: VALUABLE LIBRARY AK I) PRINTS of a Gentleman reeve tly deceased, including the Houghton Gallery, 2 vols. in rums ; Birch's Lives, with Houbraken's Wails, large paper; Buck's Views. 3 Inds ; llionasticon, Warwickshire, &c. $ rola ; Bowyer's splendid edition of Hume; Bloonifield's Not folk, S vols.; Moratit's Essex, 2 vols.; Bridge's Northiimptonshire,2 vol. ; Drake. York; MIAOW{ Itiaterarinni Curoision, Alinry and Stonehenge ; Caste's °monde, 3 vols.; 31outfancon, Anti quit!: Expliquk, 15 vols. ; FAmondsons's Ili raldry, 2 vols. ; Gentleman's Magazine, 118 vols. ; Universal History, 82 vols. Az. The Lease of a first rate Commercial Residence; also, the elegant Household Furniture, large Glasses, rich China and Cut (Hass, Foreign Table and Red Linen, an elegant Drawing-room Suit Rose-wood Tables, ti Sig-flap Desk, and FittinXs•up of a Coutiting-house, the gei ttt i l Pro. Iwo ty of a Gentleman mitring (runt bis commercial con cerns. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Haws. MACD I N and SON, On the Prrtetises, No. 43, Crotched-friars, THIS DAY, Tinge:DAV, the 23d instant, awl (Whoring Day, a' 'Eli eke o'Cloek ; TI II? I'(?It\ITU RE c prli. Fon r- post, Field, and Cottage Bedstead., with elegant Furniture attaelli d thereto; a Mahogany Wardiulse ' Secretary, and Bookcase; Pu rw rhly elegant Sideboard+, Bed, Bedding, Commode, CM st of Drawers, &c. &c. ; an elegant Dray ing•room unit Parlour Suits of ronoture, Kitt heti litemils, and other Alocellautous Articles. Tts be eieweil till the Sale. Catalogues up the Pretniacs. Hit. CAM E RON is etnii.ultril every Day (Sundays excepted), Gym Ten till Three u'Clock, at blit Ilonw•, Nu. 34, 13,•rurre-:grccl, Oxf.nd-street. Patirula tonahle to itten , l are requested to send a small quantity of it morning. urine. • Althoiozh C 't turthoti is singular, it is tr well-kuewu fiat that he tsar restored inahy to pert'. 4.1 healthy whets the too,t item of it Note 'wing, and .181111(el'011b racer ; a. Diteabtis of the Irir••r, Bili ous. and other Olistrut i 1 011 P, Jaiiiiihri., Complaints to the ~,,, itch, Nervous Debility, GI asi I, Dropsy, dce. Also the Consplaialts peculiar to Knuth's at the dilliaLut pttautla of Itte.—Atlt ice to the l'uor without a lee. This day is published, THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, Nainber Xxvlll.—Contents :-1. State of Society in the Highlands of Scotland, during the Rebellion in 1745—Cnt lodees Papers, publii.hed from the Drigivals in the Possession of Unman GCOM Forbes, of Co:hulea.-2. The TrAgedies of Vittorio Alfieri, translated by Charlci 1.1°0.-3. Personal Narrative of Travels to the Fliiinuctial Regions of the New Continent, by Alexander de H The Fair Isabel of Cotehele: a Curiiidi Itomance.—S. A History of Inventions and Discoveries, by John Reckmann.-6. Sermons, by Archi bald Alison-7. 'the Story of Rimini, a Purni, by Leigh Hunt —S. The Substance of some l.cttevs written by an Englishman resident at Pm is duritig the list Reign of Na puleon.-9. Tuinbiletoo ; Narrative of Robert Adams, a Sailor, who wrecked on the Western Coast of Africa, was detairoil three years iu Slavery by the Arabs of the Great Desert, riii,l resided several Months of that Period in the City of 'l' Mictoo.-10. Uu Congres de Vienne, par M. Ih Praelt.—l I Elg;ii Marbles--Iteport from the Select Committee ou the Earl of Elpn's Sculptured ?garbles, tee. Printed for John Murray, Albemarle street, London. ly GEORGE NITILER, n.n. M.R I.A. Rector of Deri youyiats, :111, I F r Trinity C u t l _a . ..COW 41.ege, Dub! ii, and 11.et:IIIVE ou Afoderu Himory. Priotta for Julia Murray, Albemarle-street. This thy is 1.161110. rd, with Two Profiles, price 3s. 6d. triards. TARIFF NIENIOIRSnt . i'otT It CHRISTIAN H I N DOGS, lately elecea•eil, published by the See:im pure ist•inuarits. Seraminire, Printed. London : Ite•priuted by order of the ruminioter fur the Rapt lit 711t91n11, lilt Gode and Felines, Paternoster-row; unit sold by W. IL Pearce, IhrmiliKlians. PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENr. HOUSE OF LOADS, IVensranAv, May Y?. ouspo4 %wry finally heard iu the Appeal of the &lel of flu.- azruo.t S:tiluag and °Wei?: —Judgment wx. turned Appeal of !;seirart, Mercer, and ethers, iittejn.t elder and other:, Councel were pull/ hc.artl.—Furiho. pru ct.c diuz+ itot.skeyhtee 1.13 Fri&V. TbeMati alld . Wer Doty Bill was read a third time, mud pa Ned . The Irish Landlords and Tenants' Bill was brought up from the (.ominous, and read a first time. The St. Pancras Chards hill was returned, the amtud- UltiitS being agreed tu. HABEAS CORPUS Am ENL . PMENT BILL The Marquis of Latisoowi, ou kg that the House should go into Committee on the Habeas Corpus Amendment Bill, observed, that the object of the Bill was to extend tlw benefit nr the Habeas Corpus Act to all persons at al! tones. When they considered that so long alwr i Lad elapsed since the passing of the original Corpus Act, it won't' not appear surprising that something should still remain to be door. The present Bill was intended to enable the Judges to issue writs during vacation, and to eithiice the tr. turns thereto. Its object was to ;nevem persoiss from being forced out of the country iu that period at which the Habeas Corpus c ou ld p,,t be enforced, as the law at present sunli— t-I'e was sure that if it could be proved to their Lordships that there was one hour iii the tear in which the advantage of this great preteriiiiii s hut to the subject, they would feel it their dots hi correct the evil. On the principle there could be no doubt ; as to the particular enactments, so me might perhaps be objected to, but if they were really objectionable, might be remedied in the Committee. There were cases to prove the neces sity of the measure. In 1813, a person was hurried on board ship in the vacation, in consequence I which the course of justice was fur a time sus e - ed. He hoped, therefore, that their Lnit!siii. a would consent to going into the Committee. Lord EI.T.ENBOROUGII said, he should net object to going into a Committee on the Bill, bui ohserr ed, that during the fourteen years he had tilled Ilia present situation, he knew but of one instancy where it was necessary to piton!) for disobedience to a writ of Habeas Corpus. He objected to the eiwrinms power pi oposeil to be granted to a single Jtufee, that of g ranting an attachment against a person 1\ 1,,, bud disobeyed the writ. If the Julig,. was usable to call him before him during the v, ration, :mil oblige him to cuter into is recognizance for his ap pearance, and, what was of more lin:nut:nice, to li berate the individual against whom the otti:oce was committed, lie thought that every purpose nouLi let answered. If the Bill went to invest a single Judge with the obnoxious power of punishing for contempt, lie would go ou his knees to have it me moved. After a few words from the Marquis of LAIMS DOW* and Lord EttEasottounw, the 1301 wrost through the Committee, mid wu ordered to be printed with the ameudmenta. Just puhlislied (by authority) by CLEMENT, 192, Strand, its 160 closely printed Bru. demy pages, price Ts. TFIE Fl lIS I' ANNUAL 1 .:1 1 011 . 1` on MA D-11012SF.S, fur lOW —NEVER BEFORE PUB LISHED. 0111,1.0 by the House of - Cominow, to be printed, April 16, 1516. This new suit very interesting Report o:s Mad-Isures. con lassos numerous ca and SOlllO 111141111 r awl shim king de tails. It was inadr by the followinl Noblemen and Gentle. men, who will , appuuited by the House of CJIIIIIIOII%, as a B. Ira Cu aaaaa ittee, to inquire and rumbler of posvirion being *Mile for the bracr regulation of Public mid Private Mailhowscs in England. Right HIM. Lord Doming, Iliglit Host. Lord lASCOII9,I, Right Bon. William Sturges Bourne, Hon. Henry Grey Bennett, Charles C. Western, Esoi .1. A. Stuart Wortley, Esq. Thomas l'h ps,,n, Esq. William Smith, E,41. lii,ht Hon. Lo,dßuliert Sey- inuur, Right Hou. Lora Compton, Itit;ht Hun. t;eurzr Rwie, Right Hun. Charles Wi lliam Conaisting of tlw important Minutes of Evidence of Sir J. Ntivport fir Ilciwy 1111:ord, But ; Dr. A. Baird, Dr. J. Veitch, 1.,ini.11, Mr E. Wakefield, Mr. W. flick. tia, M r . J . B Sharpe, Mr. .1. Witham, am ; Mr. J. W. Rogers, Mr. J. 1113 slant, pull. ; Mr T. Wartourtun, Me T. Minato?), Mr. J. Watt., ..11 S. E. Forhe., Mrs. M Honsi.res, Mr. J. Simmons, Si.. J Blackburn, lMr .1. Woodir!! Inc Tito Letters, our. from W. H. Lytlelton, M. nelwr for Wore, al, talon., containing' an Account of the Lunatic As)luni, krill by Nlr3ars Itickcli, at Dr,.itrrich ; the tabus . from Sir Hallru, S .licitor, of riniustrr, tailing the case of Puwel, a pall per lunatic, who wa.chitaell to a kitchen fluor, and littered likt n pitrr in au uuoccu• pied house at Chesterton, sitar Cambridge. DYOIT'S DIVORCE BILL. Mr. Harma►, the Solicitor of General Dyott, at tended at the bar, in consequence of an order of the House, and -i►► answer to a quertion from the Lord Chancellor, stated, that he was ready to advance Mrs. Dyott the sum of 200/. out of her pin -money immediately, in order to defray the expeutoni at tending the Divorce Bill now in progress. CORONERS BILL. The Marquis of BUCKINGHAM moved the Order the Day for the third reading of the Coro- Pen' Bell. He observed, that the provisions went to increase the allowances granted to Corneers. Their Lordships were aware, that, next to the !lien Sheriff, the Coroner was the highest officer iu the county. It was necessary that his duties should Le amply remunerated, if remunerated at all, and that could not he the case if it was to coutieue sis at present, regulated by the Act passed in the bi giuniug of the reign of George 11. The elect:on to the office was usually a trial, f strength between the political parties of the county, so that they were not to infer, merely from the anxiety with which it was sought after, that the remuneraticii was already sufficient. In the county of Northum berland the Coroner's allowance teas only 401. a-year. It was objected that the Bill was Isrougl t in as a private one, but that was capable of le medy. In the former Session it was introduced into the other House as a public Bill, hut the standing orders requiring that it should take the shape of private one, it was withdrawn, and now brought ger ward in its present shape. This, however, us he had already stated, could he remedied idler the third reading, wh i ch he should now move. The Earl sit Et:RI-NOWT mid, lie did not wish to withhold is Lir r..inutteration front the C00.0r0 , .. btu lie thought it sight that the BM postinnied uotil conillinnication was made to th e Alagistrates of the Quarter Sessions. After it speech of some length, lint delivered very low tone of eviler, he tonclitcled with tnoii , o , , " That the . Bill should be read a third time 1:.,• day six months." Lord ET.I.F.SNOROVGH IhOhjit, that the or Ilion of proposiiet au increase to the s..hries of t..L. Coroners, afforded a fair opportunity fee 11,11:*i rit lug the system of laws by which they acre Weil. lie agreed that it was is glith!ie Bill. I only objection was to the prof for th-f,a‘i their expenses isicarred in etteutiing at t'ie Qamt, r Sessions, as it was not necessary Out the !MIL: ,t 1 attend in pemon. The LORD CHANCELLOR concorred in rt . 7artl.r: it MIN After i•onie tut flier diteuasion, in which the 7kli. - gni% of Illickinghassi, the Earl ut sio n ho iw , Ln ti liollaint, and e Earls of Live,. pool awl St. Germain:took !Art,. The Earl of llAaanwaY ang4este.!, that 1! order fur the third leading should he discharged. This Arty imptildisited, in 4tn. with a Map. prier T. THE NARRATIVE of ROBERT ADAMS, a Sailor, who WWI wrecked on the IVestcrit Omit of AFRICA, in 1810, was detained Three Yeses in SLAVERY, by the ARABS of the Great Desert, and resided revers' months in the City of Tostibuctou. Printed for Jam Murray, A lbemarle•street. ELGIN MARBLES. This flay was published, in price 91. 6J. RE',oirr a the SELECT COMMITTEE of the HOUSE of COMMONS an the EARL of ELGIN'S COLLUTION of MARBLE.% 'll'o which is 'aka. A COP, I ;US I N DEX. Printed for John Murray, Albeinarle-strcet.