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THEATRE-ROYAL, I ti.t.!RY-LANE. iitS PRESENT EVEN'IN(3, May 3, 1816, their Majesties' Servaottywill perform TOWN Aliin COUNTRY. /o:Ube,' Gleikr6y, Mr. Kean . ; tion:Ats:Glerirop, grliaiotttr. Alter *A W, THREE WEEKS Arftlt MARRIAGE. To *hid; will lie added (seeoml time), TIM, COUNT or A.NJoi. Tba/Oulie Of ; with Tile IrislimoO in '4440ti.1 NoticB it hreby that the WIDOW of COMMISSION anti WARR ANT OFFICERS of the ROYAL NAVY, receiving Pensions front the Charity esta= blished for their Relief, milt be paid their l'eniions due the asst March last, at No. 14, New-square., Lincoln's Inn, by Edward Finch Hatton, Esq. the l'iiymilhter of the saidsChi rity, viz. the Widows of F 1.1:; Officers, Superannuated Rear- Admirals, Captains, Commanders, Lieutenants, and .Mat ters, on Friday, the 10th of next Month; the Widows of 'Stir/ Owls, Pursers, and Boatiwains, on Saturday, the 1 lth ; iStiti the Widows of Gunners and Carpenters, oil Monday, the lath, and on -every succeeding 'lltur.day, between the hunts of Ten arid Twelve. Ills Day wag inthlitherl, 4 vols. 14tno, aos. iroirils, 'dedicated hyl/ernilosioti to the Right Hun. Lady Coonhernierc OWEg CASTLE; nr,. Which is the Heroine t! A Novel. $y MARY ANN SULLIVAN * to, of Ott Thiatrea Royal; Not wick, Liverpool, Rimini lonn, Manchester, &C. Landau Painted for W. Situpkin and R. Marshall, Sta llone:re-rout, Lit:l:ate-it rect. Also Jost pohliOterl, Fortitude, or Eupbenila, by 11.'1%1. lor, voL. Unit.. Ctl. hoards.' THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Nay 3; 1816, will be performed . . THE WHEEL OF FOR'rONE , "'ciao&lock, Mr. Keuible ; iMrs. Wygielv)llo, , Mrs. ll " l34(l ' , To which will be added, WHO WANTS A WIPE? ROYAL ACADENIY, SCIMUR.tinT-PLACE., EXHIBITiON of the ROYAL ACA.; DE my is iiinu -OPEN, and will totitltiue so till further Notice, fr o m Eight o!Clock in the Morrang ill Seven in the Evening.—Adurission'ts. Cat aloguy is. HENRY fIOWARD, R.A. secretary. TITF. ricTuRF, OF LONDON, fot IRIS. And Notice is furthtr given, that Retnittanett tilts will be sent on the lOth of next Month, to those Widows resident iN the Country. who have requested to be paid their Pensions hear t heir revect ire Residences. J. W. CllO I • Thie MY 'CU! pnbii%hed, price Ki. td. haunt! in Red, with Marie 04 Views. the liievetieeeath Edithin, 'revised and car rri9.vd %!;,rut.lghi.ot • of T P• I E 14truit v. of poNDoN; roe )816 Oeing a correct Guide to all •the CoritiOtiva; Atinsae rnentit. hahltaitions, Public EstabliAtmenti. and It mark- Atli.. Objects in and near London ; with a Collection of -air. vroptiate Tables. a large Msp of i f oadoil, another of the Ea- V'fibirlA, and curious Einzraviinri. Printed for Longman, Hurst, 8e.., ornie, and Brown, Pa ternuster-ruw. EXCELLENT WINES. No. 10, SF.INNER-sTIIEET, SNOW-HILL, and S4U, OX POIIb-STItEET. T. HE COMM ERCIAL HALL WINE; COM PANY have the pleasure to inform the Public, that at 'their Colleen's is above ! ' and by Order to ally of their Aptits in the Country, may still be bad, the genniut Port %Vines of that favourite Vintagi, 1812. The first Qu.ttity, of the First importation, 4as.; the Second Iminniatiout 445. I.er Dozen. Fine Stout New Port*, 1081. per Pipe: • Superior Cape Madeira's, of high Flavour, stout,Qtianty, S4s. per Doren. Singularly delicate sott,ilavoured cape Via vie (irate, -in French Bottles, os. per Dozen. A shall %.,lu3iitity of Genuine Old Poutac, evtintetiii Years in Ha ile, this. per Dozen t• with the fittest Old Eoriz Nits, Ma- Sherrya, Teneriffe, Malmsey's, Muscli's, and ciPint pape's, that can be produced fur Sale, all at their ustuti low vices. N.H.. A small Quantity of most particularly High-flavoured - Huck, 40 Wars old. (MEAT BARGAINS. • PEDAL ILIRP ANI) CABINET PIANO-FM.IT. CA PITAL PEDAL 11A RP, by livani, with all the Ped:ll4, Swell Case for travelling, - Green Curer', Toning Hammer, tn . he sold very 01%1.011 ‘o‘t vn!..Y tire tlonivai. Alta, a CABINET PIANO roam Thirty eight Guineas, good as new, worth Slaty Uttilleall 1 . belongs to a Lady, and is now tar Sale at .1. WATLF,N's, 6, Lim:l4er place, hoodoo.' May he riewcd front Ten to Foot &Clock. Of vehrtm mar be hod, A Guide to all the Watering nod Sea-Bathing . Placei, for tsi4, in ilarr with Plates, price Ws. boards, or 17s. buuud n Reit. NEXT TUESDAY WEEK. ANOTIJEK BONUS T•• 131611, •Contractor for tilt: present LOT • TERI', regrets to learn that almost all the Country Agents were inadequately supplied with Tickets and Shares previous to the 37t h ish.; by which means numerous Friends were nuahlc to obtain a part of the First Bonus. In conse quence of which, T. }Usti i$ induced to present another Bonus tif Two Hundred Tickets, tote equally div;detamonget all who pnrcl'aiie between 2. 7th April and 14th May; when the Lottery bvh,ros Drawing ; un which Day every Ticket &awn will he a Irrize, and the First-drawn Prize aboVe 6001. may I,e 415,0001.-The Scheme , contains Two Prizes of 30,n0u1. and Filly other Capitals, with only 14010 - Tickets. Tickets and Shares are' on Sate At the Conte* :toes °tikes, 4, Coruhill, and 9, Charing-Cress, London. e * * Phe Advantages whiCh may accrue from the BONUS mill belong, 'equal-1y to all Tickets and *ire* whe ther the Same be purchased at 1316 - WS Offices, or at those of a:ity other Ottice-Iteeper. SECOND EDITIOIti. This Dny was published, price as. bound, A GRAMMAR of the LATIN TONGUE, For the Use of Schools. gy .1. JONES, Author of the Creek Grammar. Printed fur .1, ritawnitin; 39, Lutdgate•stred. " While Mr. Jones instructs the Tyro in the rules of the Latin Tongue, he rxl►tains the principles rift which they are formed, and at evert• step relieves the 'lanai dryness of gra►u matical Instruction by the philosophical manner in which he treas the subject. His claim to Norelty is not unfounded, and the labour which he has employed in order to abridge the Wit, and smooth the path of the learnet, ought not to be passuJ over without some acknowledgment,' &c. Sic:— Monthly Rorie* for May. 1911. Of J. &lawman may also he had, by the same Author, A La tin and English Vocabulary, 161 con. err. World. This Day was published, In One Volume, svu. with Engrarings, price-I3s. boaids, /VHF.. HISTORY of the INQUPATION, as it has sub,isted in Fratice, Italy. Spain, Portugal, Ve- Ince, Sicily, Sarotitia,' Milan, Poland,' - Flanders, &c. &c.l - with a particular description of its Secret Prisons, Altales of Torture, Style of Accusation, Trial, &c. abridged from the elaborate Work of I'l - 111.IP LISIt c)RCH, Professor of Di vinity at Auisterthim. Introduced by an Historical Survey of 'the Christian church, and illustrated by Est*cts. front va rious Writers, and Original Manuscript, interesting particu lars of Persons who have siitfi•red the terrors of that (lark and' sanguinary Tribunal ; . and Political Reflections on its revival in Spain by tint Decree of Ferdinand VII. • Loinlon ; printed fur W. Simplitu and It. Marshall, Sta. tioner`i-cottit, Ludgate...street. - • Flt[ NION V. . PEOPLE, of every tank ailorittion to att . ' shrine of Wedlock; but, where the Constitution 14.11 Len tainted by tliwose, or debilitated .:ertain habit, eantracted un early age, a renovation of Nta •,tity hrcvipns e l iterigg that sto.te I, indispensahly requisite LO reriVe the 41iiiiibering sparks of life, and to reaiiiiitate the system. Fur au disorders have coutribnted more essentially to destroy Hymeneal happiness than these which are the consequences of mil:raided pletisore. It waS' this consideration Whistit • in. 4u.c.e,iM.e.isrs. CURRIE, void .Co. Surgettiss of easinewc,,,,,,,,d high prolessioual attainments M cabers of the sterol c o t.. ).tttc3 of London and ,Kdittlitirg4, to :present to the robin; the result of thirty years experience in the Cure of Venereal Complaints, and those Debilities and Deficie.ncics which not infrequently prevent or ioihitter the toattinionial state. lii the various grattatietts, from recent . infett'nt . t 0 confirnied Liles, their treatment coalman& very often a speedy, and always a radical Cure.. In dubinuelocs, their long and welts arrauged ex.peOence gives t hem a istalyipt.itutie that; secures the Patient from briar; mereiletatized out, of his ex istence, or hirving hii constitution ii.nderinitted, tjud the vi tal principle destroyed by a. latent, hut insidious diseasecot a blind and fatal confidence; in Pt el enders. In saw; Diseasesi Vascular stelasntinn, and - Atony 'of the Or gans, arising Irons eXtessite ihduigetsee, itiSititthrioUli ell /Mattis, or sanitary sensuality,- their practice gives new life and energy to the systeto, even in cases are verging on de spair. Strictures and otitis ilerangemeuts of the Urethra, they remover its 4 mild and effectual manner. Slight and re .vent cases of Venereal [Meet ion ore cured in the short period •of two days. 'l . O the 'Female Sex it will be consolatory to 'know that; they may bemired of those Debilities which defeat -eoticepiloti, and sap the 'foundation of connubial felicity. ratieritctreated with candour, delicacy, and inviolable se treS.F. Messrs. Currie anti Co. may he consulted every day, at their b l ouse, 107, llatton-gardmi.—Letteis from the Country, stating inintitit the caw, mode of living, &c. and enclositig :it Remittance fur Advice and Medicines, will be treated with studious attention.— No. 107, Batton-garden. DR. COOPER'S MEDICAL BOARD. CHARI.OrrE HOUSE, BLAuKFRIARS•ROAD. The salutary effect Of this INSTITUTION is nrinifest frnin the following very Extraordinary Cure " London to wit. " uHN JACKSON, of the . Itoroogh of 4110 ttrolier, maketh oath and r nith, that in the year i:4 he was afflicted with a dangerous disorder, sold was nearly seventeen mouths under - tire care of several espcctal9c Stiromns, .olitainin any . relief. The disease rapidly ittcreasine, ins life loring in danger, he was re 'commended to Dr. Cooper'. Medical Board, Charl otte klouse, Shickfrittre Road, whe.e the progress of disease was immi -diatiely stopped, au& he was soon restored to perfect health, hy the ble.sing of God, he still enjoys,. hereby de .Claring, that in ••tating these fact*, he is itifluenerd'hy no -.other motive than :‘ grateful return for so miraculous is cure, and the duty be owes to nis fellow creature*. (Signed) " JOHN JACKSON. Witnesses present, F. M. Lawrence, 25, Blackman-start. Ilaniisch. Thomas Johnson, 6, Charluttt -.street. 4 ' 'l'homas-D:lv, St. MiAr s ael's-alley, C0.. , :hi11. Sworn at tile Mansiun-lsouse, ma day of March, 1616, before toe, (Signed) ccMATTHEW WOOD, Mayor." It is a well-known fact, that thousands tail victims tts,rlis 'ease by consulting illiterate men : this induct d Dr. Cooper, Awl' three Surgeobs of thirty years experience (Members of the ItoyfiJ College of Surgetrus its London anti Etlitilsurgh, as appears by the List of lull;), to establish a Med i c al lioard'at Charlotte-House, Great Charlotte-street, opposite the . Rey. Rowland Hill's Chapel, Ftleeltfriars- road, London; and %%if •cusinent Diplunsatique Physicians have since been added to Board • Medical Board claims the attention of those who have been improperly treated, and particularly those afflicted 'with Strietures, Cancers, Sercuslittlas, ; Ferrous Pis arisin4 from warm climates, .Invenile Indiscretions, 'and Eruptions on the livatl, faro?, and body, sore eyes, 111- 'termed throat, nuath, and nose, noise in the ears , deafn ess, `distiess of sight. pains in the 'head and !nobs , fr e qu entl y _mistaken for rhenttlatistu, weakness in the hoces, nodes on The shin bones, swelled atscles, Ike. are synsptorns which ap- Pears years after, and too often destroy dontestia happiness. Messrs' 'Cooper and Co. are tensulted daily hy all ranks of people, fto Twylve till Eight; or by letter, euelosists' a fee ifoi no others use answered; stating their casts, when Medi -1 : . ne and Adrice are sent to all Parts of rite I(ingtiour.. The Fistulas cured without burning or cutting; and 01) Tuestbsv 'Thursday, and Sunday Mornings, tat 'Nets& o'Cloch. N. side dtror and private ronmt fo r F emales, n, r —t rl . l 4). r. Cooper patronizes an Estahlisment for the ac tq;m"attoo of Females whose situation re q uires refit talent 46 heirAccointit'nitut, 'awl Medical GNi enttien Who at te " I'atieut* are pres Cut at the coustiltation. 'EVERY TICKET a Itltali on 14TH MAY. in returning his grateful Thanks t•o • his Friends and the returning tor the very gre4t, po unintge he 113 s received in the present ;Meaty, regrets that his Country' Friends have experienced many clic appoint meats, lu c v nisiluessee, of the Agents having 411unet univereally dis prosed of their Shares previous to the Two Lisst Days of tills ButIUS. lit order, therrfore to occommodAt th e s e w h o have been thus sit ;toted, 'l'. in return for so many FA yours, is drterniineil that such liberality shall he inet by curres . pandinK fling on his part ; and he has now the plea , nre of announcing his intention of giving A.NarlifAt. BONUS of QOO Whole 'rickets, (bring the last) which will be presented by.lofin, to he divided equally amongst all who purchase between the 07 II of April and tie h of When the Lottery Cons rnneli i and when every Ticket drawn wilt by a Prize I . . . . Th e Fi rs t.d rtiveß ?pejo above L. 506 will he entitled to L. 5,006 in addition ; it tilt:refute must bv L. 6,000, .tud may be L. 11,000, or even 3A,000 Porliols Tito foilowitix are the I‘,luathers or the Two Hundred Whole; Tickets, forming the Miura BONUS 3,716 to 3,750 8,476 to 11,100 4,726 to 4,750 9,476 to 9,500 5,476 to $OOO 14,216 to 12,250 6,7 , 26 to 6,750 I:o2ii to ta,: - .11 Two Prizes of L.3e,non, and Fifty other Capitals! Titdirga and shares are selling by T. nisi 1, Contractor, 4, Cot:thin, and 9, Charing cross, London, who sold In the last Twelve. Months (alone) Two prises of Fifty Thoitutoil Pounds, Otte of Forty Thous:u,d Vnurnis, Three of Thirty Thousands and an itutustuse number of other Capitals. This Day wa i t pahlithed, in Mato. with a Prontiqiitec, pried ad. ntAtly half-hound, PUB FLOWER. ASK F, Top—A Fairy. Tale. Printed for Lougrasul, Hurst, Rigs, Orme, and Drown, Pa ternoster-row. • TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. Np, 9, New Bridge-stiAtt, London. Hurouttxu liEr4. leave to inform you, that ever since the )0,. I bad been afflicted with the Liles Veneers ; which, f r om i7 'lf its obstinately resisting every coarse of medicine Fireseribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and no dergoing severalsevere courses of sOlieation,, and twice dis charged front the flospitail with little relief, would appear to he of the most ineeteeate nature. In the spring of lost year my disorder had gut I , such a head, an nearly to put a period to. my r6stence—l had a large uliver on the crown of my head, oite..on each:arm,' ;Ind my legs were broke out in a frightfitt manner ; my right was dreartfolly painful, itnd had Oren in a state hi ulceration for the last seven years ; my left had also two large nodes on it, eery much discoloured, and ,gave me such excruciating pain , particular l y when warns in bed, sis nearly to tie.: rive me of rest ; this lamentable state, I `WA% winnow:led oy ;qr. .1. Thompson, (who received so great a copd by them here), to take your Lealie'a,tatent Pills, which I began to Joao the 2Gth of Tay; in the eimrse of . a - fortnight I began to receive henekt—in little more than a month • ulcers on my head and antis were soundly healed— sows attar, the sores on my legs healed also; leaviog, how ever, e-nisiderahleslisculeuration in the skin, and pain in the loMs left, whit!), by the !Awing of God, and a tittle lovir perseverance in_ your involute& Medicine, subsided ; the nudes disperillg, the skin regaining its aatarai line, and the nocturnal pains gtadnally going thus heca•oe, by your liberal aolioce,and Medicine, perfectly free from all my former complaints—have recovered toy former spirits aisid strength, and am Iw:one jolly and (0, in which state hay rig continued many Mout as, to the astoui , htnent of all who knew me, I am at a less in what Unite to express my gratitude, hut beg you, for the goad of other sutfernl mortals, to make this my case as public: as possible, as I altall ou every occa sion; to so doing you eat ty Sir, your grateful, olnnlieut,sery hunsaale servant, ALLY. IJ itg.Elt i ~ Swan's Close, High-street. Edinhunsh. ‘Vitnesies to the above Core:l - Thompson, No. s, N e w poultry Marlon, Edinburgh; Jahn 4%1.110.41k, Old Assembly Close, Edinburgh. Prepared and.suld by the role Proprietor, 11 - 1(MI1►S T,Avw LOB., lkienther of the Royal tC..liege of Surgeons, At his 'twist:, .\o. j, Now Bridge-street, Load , ot ; when: after a euostutit residence of Inure thou 40 yvars, in Alm:five intrti• 'cularly directed to the Cafe of Venereal Complaints and those ineidensal to tau Parts of generation, with that inviolable sicrecy Which hien 'of his Prilfesiott should always observe in such oases, be flatter* himself the advice ;uski'as•istilnce Ite gratuitously administers to pet hiln, t this Medirioo, will be esteemed, by a discerning Public:, ;si au' a lv tt Inge ialtiosts atm i na ldr, an d void of all Alpo send, by his appointinent, for the conveitiettae . of those livittz At a distance, At the Toyshop, No. lila, Oxford-.trot; Dishoratigh's. No. 7, riiti-street .hill ; Soutii•atridge, Caliwtlt r a, ; and by on* iterwiii in arery. vounderalite town in f4eat Brit aitt IttiXeS ne 4 ,1 6 / 7 , Dd. ta,int tilt) ;ma seals',4 np with ttill and pule,Alreatuail whireliv liervitti, of virtu r .x tiny cure thesuelcas Ititlt vase, s i nsed,letarres, and gaiety- This INly %%as publisbeld, Elegantly ptigited in vols. Sta. (tieing- the Third Edition) iiinstrated with a Map of Italy, Ten engraved Platte of Churches, and Index, price 01. in boards, A CLASSICAL TOUR Trlllolloll ITALY. /frac est Italia diis sacra, hta gentes ejus, lute oppida po pulcrutli.—Plia.Nat. Hist It. 20, By the Rev. JOIIN CIIETWODE Ersl'AtE. Third Edition, reeked silo( enlarged. _ _ a,* fo tiii% New Edition the Publisher has endeavoured, hy the, addition of a large, accurate, and finely engritved Map of Italy, and by particular attention to the Paper and. Type. to du . ustice to is ‘Vork which the Public bas reatived with such uncommon partiality. 'far Map, i orso Phstasovitls ebtadditional matter vontained In this Edition, may be had by the purchasers of the first one, price Ls. The Map of Italy, separately, by Zannoni, price Ss. • Printed tier .1. Mawittatt, No. 39, Ludgate-street, London. Of .whom nosy he had, The above Work, in 4 vols. 4to. price al. 3s. in bnard.i. Also, Mr. Eustace's Letter . from Paris 'to George Petre, Esq. 'tenth Edition, Brea. 4s. Just published, price es. tld. continued, occaFicmtly, Tit E PAM.PEI 1.4 LTI E It, No. XIV. containing, • 1. Mg for a Reform of Parliament on Constitutional 11. An Inquiry into the Bight;nnd Doty of compelling , :Spam' to relinquish her Slave Trade in Northerw. Africa. 111. Remarks on the comparative value of Freehold and C.pyhold Land., By W. Rouse, Esq. Address to the PrOprietors of Bank Stock. Ern. 1.. Payne, Esq. V. The luaurral Oration spoken at the London Institu tion. By Charles Butler, Esq. VI. The State of the United Kin dons at the Peace of Paris. F.R.S.F By Geo. Chalmers, Esq. \'IL Observations on the Scarcity of Money. By E. Tat ham, lid). VIII. An Eassy on Parish Banks, By B. Beaumont, Esq. F. A S. IX. On the Competition of the Distilleries. with the Breweries. X. The Speed: of C.C. Western, Esq. M. P. on the Agri cultural Distresses. XI. A Itepli.to the Edinburgh Bellew. By the Rev. .l. Lingard—(Original). XII. Remarks on the Slave Registry CotoPietd Sets of this Work, icing aw Impartitil Record of the hest Pamphlets of the day, May be trueured at Messrs. Chile and Fanni> Langlann, Black, She' mood, Qimpkin, London ; Matredie;Edinburgh ; and all other Booksellers. ORIGINAL H. 1;‘ , 1 1;4 11 1 : IQ II A R CK N i's% to the highest Japan t'ar ‘ tiish e , :reVert: uit es the Leaflie'r eq ual toft, and prevents Its cracking, does tiot . soil the linen, ie per fectly. free from any unpleasant smell, and will retain its vir tues to any climate. Sold, wholesale, by ROBERT 'WARREN, 14, St. Mstrtin' , - lane, and retail by Caldwell, Dublin ; White, Waterford i Thomson, Belfast; hal:burn, Edinburgh; .o,i -borne, Olaszow; Lynn, Invernrss; I..l4l±litearthy, Plymouth I. Evans mod Co. Chester t Clark, La nettl Wtpit itietuiag ham; Merridew, Crerentry Shed h ieltit Greenslade, Guernsey ; and by his Agents in every Tossiii in the Kingdom, in Stouts Bottles, is. dd. a Pita, 104. Half.alirtit, awl 6d. each. CAUTlON. 7 .observe, tame Are Giemine unless aivdazlwo is signed on the Label. and 14, St, Martin's-141w, itautped in the bottle, as the superior quality of this 111:14.:Iii.ig lilts in duced several base impostors to sell Spurious Compositioug under the above . CkllNcrti, LOZENc;F.S. I ILVOP.NS are allowed to - be the most frequent, v v syure " Cl'iltirries Diseases': their Symptoms *very Parent should he ocipinitsted with. 'rimy occasion 1.v , i3 o f Appetite, a ralrocii of the Face, Emaciation, # 134 / ir" - • itular stint of thu Rowels, attended with rieletit Pains; they bring en :unvuisiutai, affect the oftneth of the. Body, and 0,1 , 0 Prove fat :d ley vailio4 in a evs.sumption or Decay. BO Ik sari Pereentistire and Cott far these alarinio; the otrOvV eXeidleilt iitli:wed, or: the testitouily I,f sonic of the - highest Characters iu thistottlitev, to havi•rru eqiial• Their iniblie appobation, Kivest tv the . Proprietor, fruto a peben.si knowledge of its efficacy - in their Inntlis it. toefiti beyond competition, mid gives a lion Nit which no other ileiiitinc of the kind CHU i , 0 3 1t Setd 3t MOises. and Sons, No. 4. Ctienpsitiri 11,01. " ; in 1 ,-, tikrts, id. ; tool in Iless , s, at sts. ud, ilut ss. Genii ahan tty ibu Fritts:4mi Liuulis4llurt itud Vender* in wish to giVe my mite of apprehatieii td ite sound, good, and truly liitdotic principles on. Which your 'excellent Paiter is. conducted, 'anti Whiett, I atn serrY to 'say, Are het always 1 1 1 Mat theenecess they deserve for example, your Vigerous slid wise defence of the projected. continuance of this lucerne Tait t it Is of little con sequence, whether or mit it fie considered as a war tax, it teas 'certainly the belt; tar the best 'beans ler raising the supplies necesiary for winding 'up the eXpeneeS Of the late lung anti et tensive war. With certain modifications, the Income . Tax iinussiscli as every man, who has die present and future welfare of his country at heart; would have supported to the uttnust of hiS power; it would bate maintained public credit', have ef fected; almost exclusively, the more opulent part of the community, haVe compelled the avaricious to ctintr!hute to the wants of the State, to high either directly nor indirectly; they scarcely Con tribute any thing; have Obliged those who spend their inctimes in foreign countries to pay souse share of taXes to their own ; it reached all condi tions except those it ought al.vnyh to stiare, that is; the labouring and lower elasset, wtio from its !ejec tion, will not now escape, whatever be the 'shape is which thQuoney substituted thereto Will he raised self-interested Motives, joined to the efforts of an unprincipled Opposition, were the real cause of its rejection, and not the voice of the people ; and the very individuals who pretend to give this as a. reason, forget bow very deaf they were to that voice, no longer agti than last year, when it was universally raised against the Corn Bill ; hot the truth is, that Bill militated, as they thought, Alienist the iutereits of the land-owners : as con• nested with this, we must regard the present ex ertions relating to what they call " Agricolturat DiStress," that iF, the blessing of plenty laud cheapness, %Web ProvidenCehas bestowed onus. When by a succession of had seasons, seamy crops, an extensive war which inipeded supplied from abroad, by the gicat exports for the sub sistence of oar armies, and for that of our allies, by the facility of keephig the produce of land. Item the market by the assistance of advaneee coutitty banks, chits artificially keeping the price, and from various other cause s , the rate of - this 'produce had risen to an enormotia height, the conscientiolts land-owners raised their rents its propoition to the thirds of these lempn. rary causes ; and now that Peovolence has been graciously pleased to remove these, to give tni. years of abundance, and a general peace, that tke Country Banks no lunge' assist, and the retltic tiou in value of the produce of laud ha's naturally taken nlace, these worthy people ore esertiog every means to throw 'you the country the defi ciencies of their former _exorbitant rents ! they have the farmer always in their mouths, but say little of the land-owner and his high rents ) , the chief and great cause of his distiesses .; let the tents be reduced to a just rate, the farmer's dis tresses will immediately cease, e lse land of every description be cultivated, and the fernier will receive the just reward of his labour. FroM the earliest period of our Parliamentary history, we see the land-owners more vigilant and atteetive to their interest; than any other class of the community': front Richard 11. and through every sacceetting reign and period (except shoring and a 'nth; he.- fore the Commonwealth) is one uninterrupted se ries of acts with this view, either,' at one time, by prohibitiog the imptirtatian 'of Corn Cd men tion this article ,in particular) from abroad .to keep up . the'price at house.; ; at another, to permit the exportation to effect the same purpose, and 'even to give hotunles on . exportation, and thus Elisposing of the' product of our own land at, a cheaper rate to foreigrers, in orde r to sell at a dearer' to their own countrymen ! 1 cannot enter fully late the subject sit present; so (aniline myself to general facts. The misfortune is, that the cause is before a Court deeply interested in tho result, and which is both. Attlge,aud Jury. kind; laws severely punish combinations of every kind; which affect only partially, but cannot reach, those of the land-oreners 1:1114 their influence, which affect every individual and our trade kind mantnac tures in all nitric ramifications they would keep, up as high as possiltle, for the sake oftheir rents, the price . of the necessaries of life, and thus keen up the rate of the wages of 'Amoy and, ut course, of our manufactures, and thus enable other States to rival anti undersell us in foreign markets ! When this: matter conies to he cussed, 1 trust the excess of rents will be the first object of consideration, whether of One intai-• ter (upon the authority of the Duke at Northum berland), or whatevti stay be just; . and after de ducting' this excess, seen (alkyd-AC npOn the re mainder what relied - may he nice -ail. I am eon fident it will' be found that itun . e hits already been done than could in justice he required or (night to h4ve heel) granted for the advantage of thecont - inunitylin goneral. 'Whatever is dime that enhances the pricevnt the necessaries of life is a premium. given to die landowners out of the pockets Ot every other individuals destructive to bur trade and Inanufactores ; stud of course, art impel.. to industry. I hope in the -approaolo44 disettSsion on this subject, there twill lie found a great inajoriiy of Mr. ROW* tonifilexiort, as ho, on the eortt Bill, last year, the Income Tex this, and on et , Tr . 4)CeitSiOtt, elnintsitly ior3 I .Y 3 t'd as Ilse - true itiend of Ilk coonliy andiof people, a constant anti P•'o4l!ter of 'every Itte4Shre for their itdvantagi';„t thus employ li;s abilities,' awl raj y the rewards h. has received and justly th-ierveo , ' It aught of this i:tde , ,ierviug yout otteWioo, it is tnuen at your service, I am your utorSrhiy tenter, I Aprit uz,r.