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G~~ •, 6 .7 . . 64.C1 ) . C ~./i• . . -, -9 , • ~. s i •.1 , . I , r a 1 , . 1 I. ': . ' l.7' 3 Th:, . C '\:.• S ... . t • 4 ' I ::./ . to % to . •, -,.,, - • • • . t, . - ~ ~-, , . - r' Or • • ... _„ - . ; 1 ' . , N 4l , it Vit •i , ..` lil 1 A • Ora m 1 ' 16 4141 . -, art ,lISY ;• I ' . . .... • . .. __, ..... * Y . !' : _ ___-_____ ~.• - - we . "F ,* 4• L 4, , ~ti LQNPON,.TIII)II3,I „ MAY 4, 1820. PAIGE 7d. NUMBEK 5432. IMP*III.4L ROMS eV LOSDlVlrillielssimir, May 3. . . . refer to a Secret t;otornittee of that flauot the depositions made signori George tilwards. with the view of obtaining a farther examination thereof. TIIRATRN.ROYA L. DRUNI=L'ANR. EVENING, THURSUAY, May 4, his Majesty's Servants will peiriwwi timit Vas:fedi of Mlt• GLOVER'S EXHIBITION 0r OIL mill WATER COLOUR PAINTINGNI 14 NOW OPEN, at der Great Remus, •its, Old Iltiodiarrat, UPw mute Iltaffcrilstreet, from Nina till Da.k. Adasittmare I..—C.,t+'•Ktre A.I. KING I.F.Art. King Lear, Mr K , an D.tire of llorlon.N. Mr. ThoPlP p.m ; Duke of C.O ui ili, Mr. Peol.ir Alhariy, Mr. Damara ; Earl of t;'”*.ocr. Mr. 114,11.1; Fad of Kent. Mr. Pope; F..kar, Mr. Rae; I, Mr. IlasobAim. Goroeit. Mot. Gluier Regau, Mr.. Eige,tua ; Creedelia. Mrs. W. Wert. After 'Web tad time), a new Maiical Dr.Ua. Ire two Atto, railed THE LADY ANI) THE DEVIL. Rildlove. Mr. ElIiii011; Jeremy •Olmor Rn fall, Mr. Gaitie ; C18%111411, Mr. Barnard. 7. •phyrina, Mae Telly; Nevado). Mrs. Bland. Tim DOO.ll will be opened at Hutt-pail Six o'Cluck; the Perforwisoce will eolotoenee preeiorly it Seven. Boors Is.; Sewall Prier 3s. Ail —Pit 3%. 6.1.; Serood Price ta.—Lower Gallery 45.; Second l'rice la —Upper Gal lery ls.: Second Price Id. The Box Ogee will be open from Eleven tilt Fine oTiork --Places to be taken of Mr. Rodwell. Box Buok-keeper. RING LEAR every Evening until further Notice. THEATRE-ROYAL, CO vimrmAltDey. THIS EVENING. THURSDAY. MAW 4. be *clad, 10411 time. a new llnsical Reenact, called HENRI QUATRE; Or, PARIS IN THE OLDEN TIME. Henri, Mr. Maeready ; Sully, M►. Egertion ; General D'Au. mow, Mr. Fawcett ; Engine de Rim), Mr. C Kenthle ; Fre. derick St. Leon, Mr. Abbott ; O'Duneel, Mr. .1 Johnstone (oho is engaged at this Theatre); Mouvtgehe, Mr. Emery ; Gervais. Mr. Dtorneet ; Joeriser, Mr. Liston; Pirieean, Mr. Blanchard. Florence St. Leon, Miss Stephens; Clotitde de Birun, Mils Brunton; [Asians, Miss M. Tree. - • After *bleb the Farce of HUSBANDS AND WIVES. Sir Peregrine Peery, Mr . Blanch-Ird; Capt. Ticket!, Mr. Jones; Capt. Wilieem, Mr Abbott; Farmer Clore►, Mr. Emmet). Lady Sarah Peery, MI M. Fsneit ; Eliza fleasionnit, Miss Foote; Dame Snarly, Mrs. Davenport ; Rose, Mrs. T. Hill. The Doors will be opened at Half-past Six ti Clock, and tie Play begin at Selma. Boxes 75.; Second Prier 3s. 64.—Pit 3s. Ail. ; Fwvorid Price Ils.—Laiwer Gallery to.; Second Price is—upper Gallery Is.; Second Price Ad. A Private Box may he had fur the season, or nightly, of Mr. Brandon, at the Box office. - - - - Tu.rnorrow (by Special Desire), the new Musical Drama of The Antiquary. MR. MATHEWS AT HOME. Er MS EVENING. THURSDAY. tllev 4. and on Mondays. Thursdays, sad Saturdays, till the end of May, AT THE THEATRE ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE, STRAND, When he will have the Iwoosor of isairoolorimog his Fano!' to his COUNTRY COUSINS. lbaset, Private Boxer, anal Ticket., to be had of Mr. Sieves/bun, from Teo till Four, at the &mod Eutraoce, sod at Festinates Library, 170, Borubstreet. SURREY THEATRE THIS EVENING. THURSDAY. May 4, will be presented (SU time) the new Historical Bar letta, rolled IVANHOE; Or, THE JEW'S DAUGHTER. John, Prince England, Mr. Clifford ; Unknown Knight, Mr. Ridgway; Sir Brian de Buis Gailbert, Mr. Fiengungh ; Wise of York, M►. Malley; Wansba, Mr. Fiiialifilllll. Lady Rowena, Mrs. W. S. Ckallerley; Rebecca, Miss Taylor; Ulrica, Nita. Brooks. Atter which (tells lime), Ow popular Historical Meltudrame, railed THE FATE OF CALAS. -• . - Cals., Mr.Heamingle; Mare Antoine Calas, Mr. Watkins; Vivant Mr. Huntley ; Jacob, Mr. W. E. Cliatterley ; Law rence, Mr. Fitz m. Madame Calm s bliss Taylor; Pru bur, Mrs. Horn ; Jeannette, Miss Copeland. Roses, 41.—Pit, 2s.—Gallery, la—Donn open ■t Half part Five, begin at Hnif•paat Six.—Half Pries at Half.past To-morrow, The Heart of MIJ-Lulbiaa, with Azim Zaide, Mrs. Mosatain. SADLER'S WELLS THEATRE. THIS PRESENT TRURsDAY. Ntry 4. FRIDAY, S. and SATURDAY, S r the eaprecirdent. rdly successful New Grand Remantic Mrloalrame, in three ■rts, sad performed One Hundred Nights uninterruptedly iu Paris, translated from the French, entitled THE MAN OF THE BLACK FOREST. With the Original French Meladramatie Music of Lantime. The scenery frum drawings sent ever from France, painted by Mr. C. Westniacnit, and assistasts. The Mr chinery by Mr. Gipping. The Illelo.drame got up ander the superintend/nice of Mr. Grim•ldi. In the first act, a ballet incidental to the Piece, composed try Mr. W. Kirby. I n the second art,* Grand Oinshat of Six. lu the coarse of the evening a favourite Comic Song, by Mr. &ebbing. Tu ewyelude with the emit, eiseeeeetal mew Comic Pants. mime, called GOODY TWO snom, FAIRY OF THE FLOWERS, OR VILLAGE FROLICS. Doors open at Half-past Five, begin at Haltpast pliers kept till Serra. Place. for the Boxer may he taken of Mr. Stuck, al the Itun-Onice of the 'Cheater, every day from Ten till Four o'Clock. Mare 46.—11 t N.—Gallery le. 5,000 TICKETS ARE DRAVVh. CARROLL. the CONTRACTOR, lwg to acquaint the Pistilli., that although 5,000 Tickets have heels mays, yet the Arllowing is the Geitatl State of .tbe Wheel FOUR Pi late of £3n,(1 6 0 £30,000 1::111.0 1 )01 rio,our TWO Prors ui 110.1• N, £lO,OOO lot/R Paws of £l.lifin £l,OOO £l.OOO £1,600 SI ITT. EIGHT Priv, af /1100. £4OO, £3OO, ke. Illatin together, in Mandy and Coma& CAPITAL YET [INDRAWN. - - - - Privy of 10,00111. sweet be dm is lee bet Owe miasma NEXT DAY, letb MAT. Warrasited 4.lctestersi Tickets act Owes are /kiting by CARRULI. Costrsiter, Mc le, CuisiMl, sod VI, Defied. meet, Lsiselsk. who Awed am, SoM, is the last few ssioseths, 2.337 ,30.11001 1 e,003 3,0001. OW • SLOW !MI. ....VOW. 1 ,3411 WOOL he: ke. .cAPIROLL Mike set f IN POUR Capital Prism that mire Asses lem Tlberedsy, nib April. ""g• ARROLlliiserititts 1s tlll Uheipriseipil•T•gas dirsestisst the ossairy. BENEVOLENT soca-my OF ST. PATRICK. T an EX 1'ItA0111)1NAHY NIEF.TING ill. of the COMMITTEE—TIIOII AS BAINBRIDG.F., Esq. Treasurer, in she Chair ; the POIMCRIPT Of .TUK Cousrrce fur 1820'—was ordered to be paverlis4 al ; as follows "Of she Sixty pnatpossed Pelitioneva; referred to in the Postscript of last year 1, ISIS), Forty have been. admitted is Felorisary of the pers.-ail y •r—still teatime between 20 and 30 in expectatiow. The 40 received children would be ex cludable. under the Lew or soperinmosation, at the takiiig isi day of the aext year—while the postponed will, from their yooll.„ renters still eligible at that period. The minds. r now upon the Fonsidation, considerably exceeding that of any former time, is snore than could warrantably be adopted, but that a nearly eqoal proportion is ordered to be •ppreri tired forthwith; nod Ilse Committee take this opportuirity of stating. that the Govermos mild not more efrectrially serve the Charity than by inducing their tradesmen to take apprentices from this Institutiors. Nearly 300 living images of the osefulaess of Hoe Charity will, in their various gra dations, front the youthful to she adult stale, exhibit their grateful persons before their iv-arrows Protector., at the celebration of Saturday seat, the 4th of May, 1820" . " The properly of the charity has been increased, risco ties Auditor's Report of the last year (1819), by the Forebear of 4581., 3 per Cent. Coilsok fur dm Building Fond ; sad by a balance of 5161. cash in the Treasurer's bands--ordeved by a Resolution of the General Meeting is May last (1819) to remain uniavested, for the eventual calvaries of the Building —now busily decided on. The vested Capital stands at this moment (Building Faust included) at 29,0531. ISt. 9J. 3 per Cent. Stock. Details will be found isi pages 32 sod 33, of she preseat year's printed Book (to be at all times had front the Secretary, gratis), of which one copy will he placed upon every plate at the approaching Festival." (By Order) J. C. MICHELL. Secretary, 18, Qtreemsquare, Bloomsbury. BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF ST. PATRICK. -•—• ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL of the A. BENEVOLENT SOCIETY of S.T. PATRICK (port. pored for lbe 'moons rioted is fanner Advertisements) will We celebrated on SATURDAY NEXT, lime 6th May, ISt° (being One 37th Anniversary), at the City of London Ta vern, Bisbuirsgale-si rt tot . _ TR [II DINT, The Right Me. GEORGE CANNING. ♦ice• Int lett DRIFTS, The Duke of Lefoster. Tfaa Dukeof Welliagtem,L.G. The Nlarqu is of Lanstlowa, The Earl of I)erhy. The Earl of Darnley, The Earl of Bleamtua. IRTZWAIRDS, Lord William Fitzgerald, Lord Cliflon, • Lonl Tullanwe, Lord Arsher Hill, lord Dowdier, 1. D. Alexasoder, Esq. E. T. Pomba idge, F.sq. IJ. H. Bradshaw, Esq. Grraol Crilazhou, Esq. George Dollwyst, Esq. Hugh Juhustuti, Esq. Frlix Jude, Eaq. Twice's, 20 shillings each, to be bad of the Stewards; of Thomas Baseibrolze, Esti Treammer, College of Pbysirimis, Wisserieb.lane; of the Secretary; anal at lb. Bar of tbe Tamest. Signed by Order. J. C. MiCHELL, See. 18, Chiereb.equare. Bloomsbury. Dinner at Haltpast Five tiaveic. N.B —The Musical Depart mem of the Celebration is eon stilted to the charge of Mr. Hawes, Nu. 7, Adelphi-terrace; to whom any application Rust be made. No Apprentice ern disc at tie Apprentices' Table with. out a special ticket—which ticket will, span personal appli. cation to the Committee, at the Virginia Coffee-buinse, Corn. bill, be &heeled this day, Thursday, May 4, at Two tiClork. AROM ATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR .—T hin agreeably perfumed Liquor (lb. original iaveation of Mr. Henry), which is of well.knowm fancy is relieving faintness sad bradawls?, and in conateractiog the effects of overheated, chow, or Marcia air, matinees so he prepared, it the greatest perfection. by Mews. THOS. aid WM. HENRY, MANUFACTURING CH ExPrrs, MANCH ES. TER. It is sold is London, +Wesel* and retail, by Meows. BATLEY and BLEW, Performers, Cockapor.strees ; and retail, price2s. 9d. by on, Ire more Agents is every prisseipal loon; but it esuntst be gamin., warm the names of ilea shove Preparers are engraved ire the Greenmail Stamp, which is Sited over the cork of each bottle. Proper Spoor lower are soW by Bayley and Slew, sr usual. As shovel may also be bad. outbreak:aged by a similar Stamp, HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA, in bottles at is. td. se with glooratoppen at .4e. 61. MIL COOKE'S LIBRARY AND PICTURE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • Ny ale. EVANS, Al his House, 96, Pa THIS DAY, THURSDAY, May 4,anil Too following MIS ApoßTioN..f nit LIBRARY of the 1010 EDWARD COOKE. Esq. iselodiggaespolio 16b2; Hakloyes Voyages, S vols. large paper; Clarendon's Hammy of. the Rebellion, S vols. large paper; Ibiniet's Prortiesl Works, 4 aids; Froissares Clorentiolea, by Jokers, 4 vols.; Howes History of Entlsail, 7 vela. roods • Neetea's Weeks. weds.; Neotoo's Works, by Hors. In,. I; orb.; Chem Miro*, oak. ,larei Willa.; Par. 1746; Asonal Regorge, IR Un iver s al History, 1111 vols.; !Anhwei Warts, 11 wok.; Voltaire par demister- Os* 76 vole.; askser's Fusty IS ire* lbw a few solo. abbe Palate. is dag Is pshlished t BLA.CKWO Th OWS. BaINOURCia MAGA ZINE, N.. ZlZtrll. for A flip, 11111111. Quern% Feast-is Chantey, Seulptoe.-1. The Win. der. No. VI. Speech of the Right Honeirabte creep Can: nine, at the Live/post Dieser, gives hi eelklarellue of hie ~kenos —s. taut/. of • LiberalWhilhaw- 111, "^ 4 . ay. ketions front the St. Print MSS.. No. IL—S. The Reps of Ponerpise.—A. On Soup and Song Weiten.-7. liietiec -8. A Waster Monsine.-9. The 5... Stovea.—.lo. Moods of the Until. No. I. Despesdrney; i Reverie. No. 11. TM Woodland Glen. No. 111. The Isle of Despair; a Viola* 11. Iterolleetioos. No. IT. Mark Slaeralma. sh. Cvervell. miss. *droners with the Gipsies.-IS. Letter, We * Pro prietor of St. Asdrer'sequrefe, relative to the proposed Meatuses, fur Lord Melville.-13. Professor lkoteles 0111- liars of the Plaikoophy of the Misd.-14. Stefan. wrist , * apse Robert, the Soo of Captsio S. Shaw, • child live years of age; by Janes Crossley, Beg —l6. Mont Deena. N.. I. Flakes Jul.& Tragedy; by Ads. OrWestiehlager.-111. The Warder. No. VIL-17. Soneets.-18. Liseney pad Sena. tile Ivlriligeoes.--19. Works preparing foe Publication.— SO. Monthly Lba of new Publiestioss"4l. Mentbly Re gister, fa. Printed for T. CadeU sod W. Davies, Snood. Lowden and Williams Blarkerood, No. 17, Pelages-street, Edinburgh. The folkswiog Works are this day published by RODWELL and MARTIN, Bundatreet I. THE ANTIQUITIES of the JEWS. Care . fully compiled from Authentic SNOWS, and their Custom. illustrated from Modern Travel.. B William Brown, aD. Minibler of Eikdalersuir. In two large vol.. ilro. with Plan. price 11. 18s. 11.—An HISTORICAL SKETCH of the CAMPAIGN of 1816, Moistened by Plans of she Operations, sad of she Rattles of Glenn Was, Lie,, and wsterhoo. By Captain Ratty. of the First or Grenadier Guard*. Is one volume Silo. Second Edition, conoiderahly eularged,.with price Its. 111.--Part 111. of VIEWS in PARIS and its VICINITY. By Captain &my. Cestipining:-1. The Louvre, from she Post Nrief—e. Triumphal Colornia on the Place dr Chalekt —3. Noire Dame and she Isk de Palais-4. SI. Genesis—. b. Rouen Cathedral. Is imperial Bro. price 15.. Proof., its 410. pries Ilk. TO be completed in Twelve Number.. • IV.—VIEWS iw GREECE, tram original Drawings by Mond Dudwell, Eno. F.N.A. Parts I. So IV. This Wink will be completed is Twelve Parts, each con taking Five beautifully coloured Plate., moutsied Is imitate Ilse Drawing% ow royal folio, the mint of (Reward's Athens. Price SI. 31. to Non-Siskscribers. Part V. will be published this month. 6—TRAVELS is GREECE during the Vows 1601, DM, sod 1111. By Edward Llodweil, Egg F.S.A. Eisirel - "jib the aniOred Plates, illu.lrolowe of lbo Seism sool Assiquoitiee of dot tokbrated Ciootry. la ttlii To lson, goad°, pries 16/.1110. /fl.—mmrtui Is EGYPT, NUBIA, HOLY LAND, MOUNT LISAROW, sod CYPRUS, is the Year 1614. flf C011 1 ..46he, of the ~,,11110.11rsted with Thimpfeer Maim Quarle s price 21. is. board.. APPEAL. THS DOWAOIR HARCHIONFAS 07 LaII.DOWN, AP. PILI.ANT. Tug MhaQUIS OF L•NaDOWS as- SPONDFST. This was an Appesl from the Decree of the Court of Chan. eery in Ireinied. It splieartillleat the Noble Appellant bad, by virtu of her eserriegt'aettlement with the We Marquis of Loresdowne, • rest-cheme 0f.3,000/. per 8•1111111100 certain estates no lrelaied, sod the only ' l emon's is lilhassise isisether she is tanned to receive it as sterling neteorylef Great Britsia, or according to the correuey of Irelsoel. See la. sued that she was entitled to it as Idealise money of Gnat Brash., which way - restated 'hy the Noble Ilimpoodent, ml 4 she hied her Inn is the Court of Cineweetry ittieelemd. fee the pennies if establishing her right. Lord Cleatecoller Illeaners sent a czar to the Judges of the Coact Common Pleas is heisted fur their opinion, sod. they gave it ale their joilgiaileit that she illarthioisesa was Daly retitled to be paid she ran theses accateitiog I. Irish Oisensty, aid Lord Chnereller Illeamelersairseselihatjelditossfelm °Walk the lierobiesese regent/ the present *prat Apegoa big decree. The Attorney-General, Counsel for the Noble and Mr. Horne and Abercrombie fur the Nub= dent, were brahi by their "Leadshipa at considenEllo lletlb this day. The Leas CIIMICELLOIL eddressed their lidAildrould observed that this was certainly a qwesties 51 moesillpeohie important, when they considered it wag ley two Courts below, out of equity, the'other of Mir 'at/sisal the Noble Appellant. It certetelly was moat unite{ totem for ▪ lodge in equity to take the. opining of .• Codes aisle; Inn the Judge sending it ought OW. 00 be booed by its decision, without lie felt it agreed with his own °pinats* for instance, there was a case came heroes IsiniselC, which, foe the purpose of illeetralibis be tratillreitil that of A sod B, mud he west it so ' the Ou tlet of Klieg% Beach, the the opi niva of the LeareeettJudges. Their °pinkie eraikihat A was entitled to as estate, es tonal hetes. That decline's did nut come to hie view of the ease, wed be seta it le the hedges of the Court of Common Pleas and they gave their opineitee that A was: no trona at all. Neither of these derision' tame in the aphelion be lied tinned an the cam, end he de cided calvary to IsAlei and 'he believed to She perfect oasis. 'pietism of the parties. le this ease is appeared. that Lard Chastener Nanette °twins' opinion was, that the rent charge should be paid according to she Hellish standard; but being premed foe a case, be pent one to the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas, and he thought be reds bound by their &tithes to make bid decree accordingly..... The Learned Judges of that Calvet perhaps were as able, nod their opienni *armed, sad as much tube hooked op to se that of any Court is the empire; bat it seemed as of they did sot Isles into their ereetsiderasion the words of the marriage toettientaist„ which expready aimed Shia the teat-charge was to be paid in seevilog sioisty, said that s h ey 08491.104er' S. its belay charged nu Irish estates. He world puts sue:— Soppiest a rasa paid 10,0001. sterling for a murigsge as es estate in Ireland, would it be equity that he should receive in return only 10,0001. Irish correory ? He Would between then end Friday iiid the deed of Offtifillin wish the greatest intestine, sad would litistemiew• that their Lordships should pesepoise their (seam amerideveti•et albs come aunt Friday notaiag.—Jedgmest peeepeed. The Marquis of Suss, aid Lords SALIIIIIHLT and SAL- Tout, took the *Ow (' Mr. Smith brought up the Stb Report of the Coeautia. mimeo ise repairior Oberon& in Sesilaiiii. Mr. Belles, frown the Extiorquer, brought up as .rut of the public debt of Great Britain, up to the bib of fa. salary biol. Mr. Spicer. front Chelsea Hospital, brought up the so seal secousts of saelainsed prize money. Adjourned. HOUSE Or COMMONS, WIONCSDAT, MAT 3. PUBLIC ACCOUNTS. Mr. Smith, front the Contntiesiosers of Roods Bridges in Seethed, married their 6,11 Report. Mr. Batten, from the Exchequer Ofike, recreated so se. cosiest .r the public fruited debt of the United kingdom Mr. Spieer, (rota Chelsea Hospital, promoted the *retreat suctaiwied prise wormy in the heads of tie Treasurer. The above papers were laid as the table. • NEW MEMBERS. - - - - - Several Members advanced to the table, and were sworn and took their meats, aiming them were—Lord Nageut, Mr. Robert Shaw, Mr. Barrett, Ur. Prier &Imre, Mc James Browne, Lord Wis. Fitzgerald, Sir Was. Geist, Mr. Forres ter, and Mr. W. Wyndham. OUTINIAN LECTURES rrtlF. F►iemis of tiwte rational 111«riing4 and their drquanitatire are respectfully informed, 'bat a LECTURE s those Olimitelm to the unlimited Choice of refiner , ' fur Life. whirl, p►oiltice public misfurtane through the medium of private vier and misery, will be delivered isis SATURDAY Next, the nth of elsy, 1821. at the Poelien, N... lA . Newsitrert, Spring-gardens, at Three o'clock, by Mr. RICHARDSON. Tickets to. I. earls, or Its. for the Cou►se of Six Lee4' tures, so be had of Thous. Haichard and Soo, 187, Pieta- WTAKCIIEI) LACI hieing frequently mild as hZ7 I.IIILING9 LACE, tbe Patentee , resy►rtfully guard the Public .l@isut this inept peartuvr„ starchiag will ren der euworstia Lime tolerably °leer for the atunsentoltorgh a single washing drirctio its ravish tool Wows* properlies. The neutuine Article rensaiss perfectly rlear to Ilse lasi, is lithely/Ay wswe thimble, aaJ may justly be compared to any Foreign Lace whatever. GRUNG'S-I.ACE is invariably sealtl with the Pte lee's Initials, "G. P. V. and Co." and the word*, " By the Queen's authority." Whnle.ale aid Retool Lace Horst, 392, Strand, opposite Cecil-street. N arched Lace wry frequently be I/fleeted by holding it op to the light, when the fibre, will be pa. tinily WANTF:D, a Person well siorlified to set se CLERK under the SECRETARY of an extensive CATHOLIC CHARITY —App'medium. with specimens of hisoil-writiag. *nil serudoneodetions, to Ise mole to Sir. Klestil% Duke-strret, Grosvenur.uptare, before Sitinis!, the 7th last. ur as soon after as possible. NEW ROINIAIiCE. Theo Soy is iprobliolred, THE ASTROLOGEIC or o the Ev of 5... &booties : • Nowassaw o Or three Volumes. By J. M. tt. HAMM, E. Printed for William Vesrmis, Library, 176, New Bond street. • SURREY THEATRE. Thiel Say is putsiialied, price 1..4,1. PUE FATE of CALAS ; • Tragic Birloo i ll:komp. to Three Aft% ace pedartniug with us boupded appeobaiiius al the Barley Theatre. By THOMAS Dl DINT. Author of " The Jew and Doctor"—Birtlo.Dtv"." Cabi set"—" F. heb Fiert".- 0 Past Tee to'Cluek"." Nest r the ke. Printed ad Nohl by C. Latitudes, Marquis-court. Dory- Isar p imam Ibo Surrey Theatre. Where also way he hail, by the UMW Author, " Ivealwe"—" The Head of AM* of Troy"—" Don he. ke. This day ars published, neatly pebbled. essewilithed with two hoe Portraits with* AMUs% torn., kketei.ass. prier 31 Si. boards, n r uEWORKS of TFLOMAS GRAY', Erg. ~ Edited by lite Reverend John Maya. The Editor of she premise Work has lweis most kindly favoured wish many original Lessen of Gray, hitherto no. published, of the greatest interest; as well its wills the Ori- Einala of many of the Letters very iocorreeily miblished, tool moth altered by Mation. The Public is therefore presented, fur the first time, wills the authentic and vsloable Caere.- pondeuce of Gray. The atkliiional Letters in ibis Work are ant only extremely interesting from iloir number, but for their intrinsic merit. The Insertions and Alterations by Masse are ejected, and the genuine Manuscript of Gray implicitly followed. The Eiliisor is also enabled to lay before die Public many curious Variations to the principal Poems of Gray, in his own bandwrising. _ Printed 1;r 1. Mawmas, 39, Lmlgate-street, WATERFORD HOUSE OF INDUSTRY. Sir JOHN NIMPORT presented a Petition frogs the Guyer. wore of the House of lorloatry in Waterford, liming forth that the sums which the Grand Jury are mum by law em. powered to preaeut, are wholly inadequate to auppwt ihrt establishment, wad prayiat relief.—eTbis Petition watt laid ea the table. -- __.____ SCOTCH BURGHS. Mr. Downs preseutad three religious from certain Burghs in Scotland, the subject of which he sientioDed in a tone quite Inaudible in the pine. y. They were laid on the table aher a fe* words from Lord A. Hamilton. DRURY-LANE THEATRE. Mr. Causer* brought up the Report of the Committee on the Pontos to alter sod unwed the Bill for landing Drury-lass Thisaig—Leave was man to bear is • Bill le F: pursuant so Art r of the said Petition, and • Coasting* appointed hi - Ilse same. '' c ' LECTION PETITION. Mr. LINORNOTint iiewseattel r Peikloa from Sir Horses SI. Past, against the retina made et Owlet, election fur as Borough sfigSdport...Ordsged to be takes iul cosmiders. lion on Tbentday, the hi day of June next. COLONIAL APPOINTMENT. Lord MILTON ifinved fora copy of the appoint. moot of Henry Ellis, Erg. to the office of Deputy Colonial Seertiary at the Cape of Good Hope. The CIWICSILLOR of the Eictieuuth mid he was not aware that there could he •uy objection to the motion, though he thought it ought to be made when the Colo Secrete, (Mr. Gotrlburn) was in his place. • • Lord MILTON said, shot the hour for public business hid arnved, and it was not his fault ifsthit Hon. Member was aborts : He really thought the motion • matter of course. The magic' was agreed to. EDWARD/ THE SPT. Mr. Alderman WOOD Mlle topve a notice which he considered sof the greatest importune, to the' public justice - of ►he country.' It irelerrist re the circumstances he had *Chard last -triebt.'resneciing a person nem►ed George Ellwordsr Uittlerstawertg list there was retain • to believe thia - persavi teas shout to leave' the country, he (the Aldermen) had written to' the Secretary df Stile`, itpprising Lordship of the motion he was shout ter make. sod reqoestiat that iu the interim Edwatrla•wodld opt be permitted to leave the mostly: "lieu ranee ens, that so Tuesday nett be'oaold metre lot lease to DUTY ON THE IMPORTATION OF FOREIGN WOOL Mr. STUART WORTLEY r...e to present is Pie hints from the Maio:lecturer. of Worsted (Vont, at Nott i ngham. against the Act of last Se.sims, which imposed a tax upon the import•timi of Foreigu Wool. The Hon. Gentleman said, that upon the fullest investigation of this subject. he was cou vinceJ the tax on the insportistion of the now nosh.- nal was highly injurious to the masiefacturing io. tereus of this country. He sincerely hoped that the subject would amiss be brought lender tlie con.. sideration of the House in a more direct ishape--at such a time he would be prepared, Hod he trusted satisfactorily, to chew the onpolitic and very nous tendency of this teL At pr•sent he 1.9.44 conteut himself with moving, that this Petitiou be laid on the table.—Agreed to. Lord MILTOR said he held in Isis baud • similar "'Ohio° to that just presented by his floonorable Colleague, end if it were inferred triom the moo bets who signed this Petition that it did not fttOy speak the popular feeling. he could assert each a conclusion was wholly erroneous. Th. WOW owed to the prudence isuil firm..eas of 11,0,4 who signed the Petition, that large pub;ic ineetiout had not been celled to take 'the Subject into th-sr consideration, for they very properly thought that such a course would. in all probability, add to the infl•minatiois which unhappily pro/oiled its minty parts of the menufactoring diatiicts. As they sought not ferment, but redress of a iteltothle grips. mice. they preferred the sonde they hail adopted reepretisag this Peritiou. They compt rind, as, truly, of a tax impo-ed egaissio :erre prthrt i •le of polorcal economy. aroma the fora) I ) , met.ce the country; cud of its legi,lsitoti, and isi.terd .grist whet may be cm:sidereal as the plighted. faith of Parlismeot. They all knew how great • source of the weal•h and power of this country the moinsfacturiog interest formed. This Pcitritrs touched "grim that point, end was worded on terms most moderete its their import, sod without coy ex. iserretion whoever of the evil a licensed from this tax, end the many difficulties which it hash posed on the country. Astir person sieqoaisiteil prac tically with the details of this subject en. 1 11.1 p re how unwise it wee to impr Sc a tax use the raw ins. tench, on the manufacture of which the setwieteura of the working branches must depeorl. It an Act trot only of imprudence and fis,ly, but alis. cruel and unfeeling towards the lower classes cf this mushy. end OS a matter of teiwouie it was equally untenable, and ought to be repeoted. Eli denied that thecoutinuabce of the tax wa.i.f service to other interesteof the consmanitr. Ass measure of revenue khalif ceniptetely•failott, while * great proportion of the Mans of industry for the menu. lecturer wairrinionsped red harassed by its opera. tints. 'A late 4moms:chid shewn the great 4mnd:el , of the tax. The Russian Goveriarnem had offered a large contract to ass extensivemanufscturer here. for the clothlog of a part of the Itu.sien error. both the petterns and priers were erultorer from ituttis, but the manufacturer was compelled by the exist. ewe at this tax from entering ep , ssi a enntrar t which, under other circumstances, would hare been highly beneficial. He knew to whom she proposi. lion hod been made, cud he knew also that they were obliged to dechne accepting the order. Wros sot that an important fact, to skew the inlpolsey of t h e t a x ?—(th ar , Afar./...:Wh0 would call it a protection to the home wool grower, when he sew that in the result so important a foreign moues, 0000 had in the particular instance beets lust to the resin. try ? He was prepared to contend that the tax was OS impolitic to the agricultural interests of the country, wit was inoperative settle reireisee. Had the home pniee of wool beets ekhificed by it ? The reault • would chew the contrary to have , been she feet. • Was not wool now lying a drug on the hoods cf the grower ? Many Gentlensen who heard hips had seen the anneal return• of the matntsfuetureit wool in the Writ Riding of Yorkeittre, ami though the returns did sot comprehend massy retorts* «hies would sun add to the•force of the fact in no inc•u. 'inferable degee, yet nevertheless they demoisstroted that the demand had within the hot year Ministate ed Bear. hear. I—But •f these weighty and irresistible facts, he would sok, even it it were necessary to protect the wool grower, wise lie insisted received no protection front the nos, was thin 'the mode or the time for doing it ? He moved that the Petition which he held in his hand. sod which woe from the Woollen Ithour's. towers of Leeds, be' &wig ht op. The CHAlkill.LcolCof the EXcHIQUER begged to assure the Noble Lord. that *believer tto sob. jeut came regularly and fully under the coosidera. tiosi of the Hour*, it should receive the moot at tentive examination. Ile begged. however now to make a remark or two on what 'needy osetiLd to hire an apparent inconsistecey in some of the Noble Lord's argumenta. The Nubk Lord. soya, that the talc as •a branch of revenne ha► drbelly tailed. But who expected it to have immediate operation in that shape? When the is was idt lswed, it was not expected to horrors; .Wert owl the fullowiug year; for there was then is the coun try h• very large ~tuck of foreign wool, end until that 'woe dispored of. the experiineut of She Um cold Rot he said to have IsAfi it trial. However. au for as It ildd gone, he certainly thought it hod we creded as a 'metier of ft/Pedlar. The Noble Lad mid. 'that a greet Russian contract totefil am be taken' owing to this tax. and . yeti, in •the some breath. he destrOyed the force of hie awe firgu.. Merit, by saying that the'destratid fer wool bed au ditiiiiiished as to make , the article a dreg ite the market. How tlwu did the tux. in smelt ',state of things, prevent the'acceptance Of the cisaroct. if the 'row' material had lint amnia 'limo and over. , stocked the market ? This wes;an appoeutsClogr•- dietion. - which it was for the Noble Lewd termini.. eila for his own argunient.*-f Hear.) • . • Lots MILTON—e• 1 cat 004 reconcile it ; fur ' r I DAL RIO ON CHESS. 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