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THEATRE ROYAL, DitintY•LANE. tiTHIS PIU4',SENT EVENING, June 2% 1816, their Majesties' Serraras will perform the Play of • A NEW WAY TO PAY OLO Overreach, Mr. Kean; Lady Allivorth, Mrs.C4lovcr, After which, a new Vaire, in 014%6, called THE MAN HIS OWN MASTER. To which wilt he added, the Musical Farce of ROSINA. , On Mond a y, .Kite Richard tha Third • with The Man his Amin Master. oFircie OF OR =SCE, Jtme 5, 1818. THE. PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of llu MA JESTY'S ORD.V,INCE.do hereby hrire Notice, that Proposals will be received at their 01Ree, in Pall-Mall, on or before Wednesday, the 21d of lay next, from suck Persons as way be willing , fo undertake the Performance rif the fl 16, CAL AYE itkfur serriee,4* this Depart mod, at Chathen, for a perila, of three year:, deimninerble after the expiration rf the first year, upon notice of tkree 711 &Ws, at the option of either party. EIUC4I . I ON; In the Press, and wilt be. ready in a few days, in One , Vo- Nine, Syn.' E, REPORT of the COIIINII TIEEi . OI the A. 11 USE of t..:O)ISIONS on the Sulijort. of 40)UCA TION. London : Printed for Gale Ad Fenner, Pateriinstef-roCV. HOUSE OF LOltbS; rims wit; 21. The Gas Lights Bill- was Ot-Orret - to be rend a' second tittle tin Nlootlay ; ntiti ate snbsctibuts • Jost published, price Is„6d. fiIIifiOUGHTS ()tt the POOR. LAWS, 'and on thti latpiovertynt of the COnditiOnT and :Mora4 of the Also recently publlilied, the following Works by,the same. •• Authiir, A HISTORT of the tiOUSK of ROMAINTOF,' the Imperial Russian. Dynasty ; price ss. 6d. Second Kilition of the''''ILITTLE of NEVIVS CROSS, Metrical Rata;kneu; prier 7s. thl. ' ' Polll..lied fur Mr. Hatchard, Piccadilly, and Manners and .and tit be 1144.0 all Boasetters. faeouiibie notices' of these tkihrki, see the Rev, • the Utifieal; tie Augnstait, send other Reviews and jlagaia Ines. a Petition against the 13114 presentud !)':1 'the Mar- • (pis of LANSDO4VNIS, Were iird , re,t•tb be heard by their Cottosei on that stage of' the ctstetns Widows' Fend Bill teas read a third time, anA, ti4Sseti. : The Machinery EiquAtation Bill, tire Ortrouriirte` l 4 Lime, the Metropolis Paring, the Sta4e Coach Driving, adl a few other Bills, were brought up from the Commons h, Mr. Lush ington, Mr. M. A. Tayfyr, and 'others, and read the first time. ' • • Mr. JohtiVrin, from ebe.Chief Secretary for Ireland's Oltiee jsreseitted certain Accounts re),,,tive to the Irish Coinage, ',pursuant to a vote of the House, which were laid upon the table. The Irish Grand Jney Indictment Bill passed• thrptight 'Committee of the vvituir Huugr ; and fy t Ise course of moot discussion, piincipally between the Earls of o,noughnio. - c, Liverpool, and the Marquis of Lausdowitt, reeeived one ui two anientinpintsj whiels were ordered . to, be r•. !meted Farther particulars, together with the Terms and OH;di lions of the Contract, lmay be known, upon application at the Office of Ordnance at Chatham, and also at. the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any Day between,* Hours of 7'en and Four o'CloCk, where the Proposals must be deli vered, Scaled up, and indorsed, " Proposals for the brick layers' Work at Chatham ;" but no Proposal can be adaatted after the said 311 of July, at Twelve „'Cluck at Noon f the save Day neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party malting it, or an Argent in kis Behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, It. It. CREW, Secretary. hi THE EX PRFAS DESIRE OF TUF PRINCESS CHAR. LOTTEANIi g PRINCE OF S'AXE, COBURG. TH EA IRK ROYAL,. COVENT-GARDPAS. nir ti S PRESENT EVENING, June 22, 1816, .11. will tie acted the Tutireilv of NIACRETII. Mischa!), Mr. Young; Lally Alaebeth, Mrs.Siddons. • To which will lie Added, the Burletta 44f TOM TIIUMII THE CiItEAT. On Monday , Pizarro; with' Cynical!. 'Phis Day were published, In 5 Vuhones, Sen. price 31. 151. Boards, ' COIIIVIENTA R IES anal ANNOTATIONS on the • HOLY tiCItIPTURES: containing-.. 1. VArhitis 4 Pi olegnment.tis Essays. : .bhott I)isq l isitiuns. na the fol. Ciwitte , subjecti.C - Ilie el'illt9 tilllti.allaint etaliiex of the tioly Scriptures--Anciesit ersions--The Tillilllititt: 11'ritia.0 ---TheJew6li Cafrontar—.‘ticient Coins, Peights, and Nita aurei.—Variuus Sects--aud other llatteye connected with the Sacred:l'o3. -11. Introduction to the - 11 ,,, 1.+ .of the Old and New . Test4toent, and the Apocrypha'. 111. A bieries:of Ctl• ticil, - Phitologie4l, and ExprosatOry Notes,. partlY tirignial, and partly compiled, fruits Writer , ' of the first Eminence in every Age and Country: IV. A Chronotogieal Index, rirconi miii,sl with Synchront.nas of the uiost itopoitant Epochas anti Events; a copious Index to the'Subjects of 'the Sacred Text_,; an index to the principal Matters of the Commentaries and Annotations; and four Maps. , . Ily the Rev, JOIIN HEWLETTt ILI). Chaplain its Ordinary to hit Itoyal . kligis , n, tire Prince Re gent; 'Morning Preacher at the Foundling-Hospital; and Lecturer of the United Parishes of St. Vetlast Foster, and toor4row. '!'he 'tape Settl any} raper Nties 1391 Ca lOtssuti throt4,4l Cottioiittet•s of the whole I.l‘itte; 4.nd w,tre repotted. •• reovtiOing Bilk upon Ulu tiatole weac mutt iil. their se sirni stage*. • flOs &sr! df I)ON(II.kiiiMORR, previott4 tllerr . . . . 10 .,* The 110)11113 r Equestrian kierfeelnitilOht of the fllofi It ACEIt, and the Melo=l3rimuttie Spectacle of 13W! 14NOt,:11, eon/inning to attract crowded titmice, /of bring 4onipietely e.siablisheii iu publie'estiniatiOn. they • Mill be repeated t:Vel y Evening. till further entice, • IDIMIttY, No.• 1, Holborn Wars, be t :,i to remind .111., his Friends and the the SCMNIEIt I.O7"FERY, of unly 6,0001'1605, will be all drawn . NEXT TIIEsiLI,IY. Scheme . contains Prizes of 4u - ,0001., 10,4;001., ti,uool., The iir.t.drawu above 5001. will receive ail ad ditional 10,0)01., «Lad uiay be 30,0001.—&ickets and Shares are sellin at , PEllia's Fortuaate Ofliet, No'. 1, Holborn Bars - (the Corner HQUSei. rtips`.cisteriii4 upoll the iirinuipsll ()ado. of Ilte sewed st Petition (rum the Prot..vt tut (bcrgy, holders, &c, I,f theConot, of ('arlow, ilk faVoor of ties Chtik/i4 91 the Irish Itionito Cathitlici, prAying, that they 0t.,) , he re fi,Tit the Restrictiotts tito Disk')liriet 'mow itopost.d ; opt) then) A 11MI6' such retptiations their their wi..ilout urty deem meet. The Petition being ro,;.td, laid upon the table. RoyAL AMP I yrii4A.TltE, AST : LErS, W4STAII;ViSTER. BRIDGE: , Under the Patronage of their Royal, Highnesses the-PRINCE .114:ttENT,aittl Dtra,l : : of YoR.K. rilll IS. EVENING the imptil:)r Equestrian lequindde of the 1 - 116 H NKr/LEI). itm:P,R, intro ducin a real Horse Race, and re:II Fox ellitce.—.-HOItIE MANsI4III, by Mr. W. 1) , iv1 , 4, jun,; Clown, Mr. Browti.—, . :CYNtNASI'IC EXEllt "ViES, by IlDiavolo Antonio A Co e' -nt . o. song, by Nlr. hlousao. 7 .--I'o conclude with the new Melo IC speci7ieleMslreil MEG MULLING( H ; or, The Fatal • Places for the Mows to be taken of Mr. Kinloch, at the Theatie„trons Ten till ir.—Doors open at Half-past Five, to begot precisely at lialt-past .six r second•price at Half -past • Eigto ' r tive,.ri.in Tuition as usual. For particulars inquire of. 111 r: W. Davis, jtin. O Monday pest, Equestrian Exercises by Mr. Ducrow. FrU It N S BY* and Co. respectfully acquaint the Tubhc,.tiot the SlillllElt Lorreity, of wily 6,000 Ticlseto, wiil be all drawn on TILESDAN etiii.X..l. ".CIiKNIE. 1 of L. 20,000 ' 4 of 1..500 1 0f....... 10,000 5 of 3OO Q 0f..._.. ' 3,OtH) 7 of 2OO 3 of l,OOO 10 at ' 100 Besides Prises of 501. 251., &c. ;cc._ : _. taTUOLIc at:TS - MON. The Order upon which their Lordships were suninkidied being t'ead--- The Earl of DONUIIGHM6RE rose to bring for.. ward his kotnised motion on this subject. At the happy and successful' cOncittSiOn of a sun ,guinary, but Onions war, be observed!, was to found the most appropriate OA suspicious mo ment for the Cahn nod deliberate cooslderiOionk of the very important subject he was about to bring before their Lordships. '8 ti as time was every way the fittest to endeavour to conciliate, and "hind toguther in one bond of onion, har mony. and concord, all deseviptions 6fitis Nitijcity . 6 stth:- St. Michael Le-Quern. London . Printed fur Longman, Hurst. Rees, Orme, and Brown ; F. C. min Rivington ; Lackington, Allen, and Co.; J. *butwoud, Neely, and Jones; and Wilson and Sons, .York. Of whom may be lad, The HOLY BIBLE, cpntaining the OLD and NEW TES TA.NI ENTS, and the APOCRYPHA, with Critical, and Explanatory Notes. By the Rev. JOHN HE W LET r , Wdicated (by permission) to his Royal MO nes* the Prince Regent. liinstrated with Maps, and 1 , 20 N.ni graciags, from Pictures of the great Masters, in the various Schools of Painting, in three very large volumes deny price. Il I. 4s. in I.m.irds, and on royal paper, 141. ss. ; or dewy, Without plates, 81. Tickets and S'lntres are selling by Ii010:613Y And Co. at their ()Id Establislied ()Ike, 26. Curnbill. TiHUY •THOUSAND POUNDS nNybe pined by a Single HON ASSURANCE COMPANY, , Ludgate-hill, Linulnn ; Exclningt!, Edinburgh; andyirtst nn-eland-street, FIRE-OFF ICE.—CAPITAL ONE MILLION. ; ticket, NEXT TUESDAY, All the Lottery wilt he Drawn on that Day, With Priz e s of /...26,00, L. 1 .0,000, L. 3,000, &c. . • . buc ' cess which has attended the Offices of T. nisi!, induces hin► to hope with Con fidence for a coritinuance of that:Patronage which he has hi. tho•rtu ,o l►bierally experienced ft►e SUMMER torriotv. consistiri,; of only 6,000 Tickets, will be all drawn NE:CI.' TUESDAY, on which Day, a hie Ticket may obtain sO,ouol. The Scheme contains Prizes of , A,until., i 0,0001.. &C. &C. Thu.e of r. Bisur. Frivndi who hare out yet favottred him with their Orders, may now secure themselves against disap pointment by making an immediate Purchase, but in doing so, there is iiu time to be lost.' pickets and Shares are selling by T. BISFI, Contnet t or, at his Offices, 4, Corithill, and 9, Charing-cross, where he sold Otte Prize ~f 30, )001., I of 6,00014 and . 23. other Capital's, in the Lottery just finished. jects. On behalf of these I'eti7ioners, whose ad vocate be hJcl so Glten been before their Lord- ASSURANCES against Loss or •Damitge by Lire effected upon,eteryPescriptiqu of Property oit it the United Kingdom, tiptin germs as beneficial to the As sured as those ,or...aity other Other. ,Losta:s are uniformly paid by this Company with the ututobt Spirit of liberality and promptitude. Notits is , lirellygiven, that Receipts, for the Renewal of PoliCies - Which expire at Midsiliniri,er, are now ready fur ri,e4vely,at the aboee 7 ioeotioned,Ottices' ;mil with , the. re spective Spas of . the Company tlirougbout, the United Kingdom. • • Policies of Assprance, which expire at the above Period, " should 'be 'renewed N‘ttliiit Fifteen Days thereafter,. or they .bccusue void, CATON ON TUE VENEREAL DISEASE AND, ITS CONSEQUENCES . . This Day was A New Edition, price Sc itltistr4ted With Cases, A VRACTICAL TI4EATISE , nu the I•'IIE %TN I'ION MI CURE of the VITZNEREAL • exhibiting the character, symplopos, and treatinent of the Diseagys iminedintety or remotely conoectett with it; youtoiwing Observations oil Wee, Stricture, !tic.ol.il Ditteharge4, the 'use of the CaUitie and cosinnutt kionAie, Cutaneous Eruptions, imaginary V t'llereiti Discaseti, Debility general or local, the Theory of Generation, &c. &c. , Comprising an aleinualtary Work for Stodents, 'and a guide to. the general reader in. teripettied - wish ' , elect. Prescriptions, applicable to each Oki-of the disease,.... ' • By M. cATON, Ahrgeoa• No. 10, Manlinpe-street, Newcastle-street, Strand ; late of the United llospitals of ..st. Thomas's and Cluy'g. Printed fur Meosrs. Sherwood and Co. go, Patel - mister-row, London. kram, ONE MILLION. Assaraacei_Lin'ectrctlipnrs Livel and ma suerivorship.—An attitie4 vitae(' and purclasiA.—E.titlowinctits fur Clkildi co, te.e. . The. proirietnrs of this Mice hare undertaken all Respon sibility, and have stipulated foie guava ntve of , One Million Sterling, as an ample Security for all, their Engageau n:s. "Tk 'efnlits arising ost h this Branch of tiaitiess, after a snod'keate Deduction for Guarantee and Expellee of Manage enent„aretlivi4d amongst the Assured, inF9ortion to the LIM SS 'respectively assured ; upon WhiCh Principle' numerous are the instanccs.of Ten, Twenty, and Thirty per cent.; in addition 6 tho Amount of Life Policies, being and Cases have occurred (when. the Duration of Life has considerably prolonged), where the payment has been, innte then,dobbliithe S:m assured. • , No Entranca Money, Admission Fee, or other Odicial WILLIAM .litlltY, Secretary. . . . • This Day yeas I,ublislied, In One very large V°lame, Octavo, price in boards, 18$, firiliE CONNECTION het the SACRED `i and the LITERATVRE of JEWISH and .turHolis, partientarly that of the Classical Age%, illustrated, principally with a view to Evidence in , : cuctirpiiii ion of the *truth of i;evea!eit Krlie on. By ROBEKT (tit D.D. Nebendary of Durham and of Chichester, and Rector of •' ' • Bishop Woarniouth. Boldly F. O. add .1. Rivington, al, St, Pants Church yard; Payne and Foss, Pall Mall; and tiatchard, BRUM PAINT MANUFA(TOR v, NO. 62, QUEEN SMEET, CHEAP...IDV. PION - anti Co,. itiogt respect fully inform the .Public that. they continue to prepare the Cheap Impe Itetrable Paints at the following PriceS, viz.:-- luvisihlr Greeit Sus. t, Dark Green 7th. ; and Olive Green 1 Its. per ervi. ;—tine deep 'Green ts.tid. to is. per lb.;—tilate, Lead, and Stone Colours, 525. ; Chocolate :Ws.; Red and Brown Paiuts 4th.; mid White Paint ras. per cwt.' Sec.--Pre pa{ -I - f)t t•i hitt then! fur use, 4s. 911. per gallon. - These Paints are very ornamental, and may he applied with advantage to all porposes of useful Painting, bc.t hinside and outside, where a handsome appearance, doratility, ind cc°. moray ; are . conaidi rat ions. For Pack •PailingS, Out buildings, Stucco.and Plaistei .Fronts, Iron and Wood hinting, they are peculiarly adapted, as they resist the effects of Weather in an astonhiliing degree. • - - UPTON and CO. have also to acquaint the Public, that they prepare Coal Tar Brown, of two kinds, viz. Common Coal far Brown at Ids. per cwt, and Rained Coal Tar Brown at they are bath tipplicahle to the covering roug h Fencing, Porr.ls:Tiles, Weather Boarding , and Wood un der Ground 4 . irWatet, fur which last • purpose the refined Tar Brown is particularly recommended, :tilt is indissoluble • in•lVater ; it Allsv,(loes bard,. and is of a eery good chocolate colour. Pitinters' Oils, 'Colours, and Brushes; Linseed Cake for ••. - . IiTUDS()N-'S 411.1.114 E DIVINE,' or CUL JILL Pagilt'S SPFAVICK fur the tiItQWTH of HAIR, prepared from n Receipt , of the fatuous liotodist Culpeper, and recommended by the great Doctor Hunter and °therewi th:tit physicians.—Where the. Hair has fallen oil front old age, the Proprietors 4.4 the Hude Divine are free . to- admit ' O O they cannot always promise a remedy i but whert. , Geh- Cotten have lust their How from illness, ch ant of climate, 'Or any of those anuses wine), occAsion a premature decay, they lend'rely On finding the Unite Divine a regenerat ,, rof no or matate. It also pro:tones the (rovith of the Htst on .Eyebrows atorWhisters; is ah .xeellent article for ft roug from Scurf, and *Undies it, if ever so bedsit, .." 411 rallY soft , ant glossv..—N• B. Wrapped round, eXch bottle is a hissertation ~11 the osture Of the Hair, its vite.ous quulitivr, flints respecting the Treatment of Chiltiren's Bair, and cari ou s idfut.kliatimi inegatheil to he intetesting to all who would Wish to 'Obtain 'er preserve that perimal orna itnent, ohne Head of Asir."--Also Itlitintoobils, front p&- aons who recovered their Hale after being had for years - . Sold'hy the Proprietor's Ager , t, .No. 43, Gerrard-street, L~aho-s 'London ; also hy Messrs. Gail is and Pierce, 47, '. 44 .. „t 4 tv fi Vutt-r,teret, !,9, Fl ee t-street t Riggs', :tocl by most, Perfumers and Hair Dressers , * rrice as. ed. 13.0 d, 'anti O,ie are rouine ;autos signed " /Litton Asia fr.h." on the lidaLl. ' GilliAT SUCCESS, 'AS usum.„.AT WERE'S OFFLCES, 1 TUE LAST LOI"fERY. • GWEBB. grater.tt to the Public fur their , inereasing Patronage, is happy to an invitee. that For-- tune has again most liberally rewarded many of those Per sons, who honoured liim with their COnnisands, in the Lot t\ery just fini.hed, the following CAI'II'ACVRIZES having been Shared and Sold at Isis ()dices, O. COHN/11W., and 17, LUDGATE-STREET. Nu. li,tion a Prize of 4.31,000 3,134 a Prize of 5,060 738 a Prize of , l,OOO B,lsoll a Prize of 4OO 03 . The aborts were distributed ttl the Public in 37 Shares. A ;igtv LISITERY of ONLY G,OOO TICKETS, containing ►• Prize 0f.... £.e0,000 • ' ; 1 Prize of 'lo,ooo 2. ..... Prizes of 3,000 3 Prizes ut 1,01)0 &c. &c. Will be Drawn in One Day, On TUESDAY,. Vitb 'PI I IS SIONTI - 1, (.Tune). Thite*and Shares are selling at Elll3's Fortunate of fices, 9, Coruhill, and 17, Ludgate-street. MILL RD'S EAST- INDIA WAREHOUSES, No. lEi, CHEAPSIDE, For INDIA MUSLIN, SHAWLS, &c. and BRITISH M NU FAULT ItED HOODS, by the Piece and Dewy, et the Wholesale Price. T" Proprietor tespectfluily informs the Nobi lity, Merchants, and Fatuities arriving from Abroad, the greatest varie!y of. India Moslins, fur Ladies' Dress.and Gentlemen's Cravats, Shawls, Long Cloths, &c. as intrirt 'est by cite Company, to ether with every kind of Silo:rho Britiih-manufactured (mods, Irish Listens, Dantask 'Fable Lintit, Sheetings, Articles for Family Mourning, elegant Ftiriiitures, Foreign Lace, &L. ere s..ottatantly on Sale, at' the Wholesale Price, by the l'iece and Densy.—Merchants and Ladies, having. Commissions, lib rally treated with. India Shawls exchanged, sse paid Cash for. No abatement made. Proprietois of nosiness in the Comitry supplied with the fastoonahle Artickes Mes as they appear. • ' Unique Printed Cambric:. rind Nlstilins. and Supet fine Ging hams, and seersuckers_odapted for the French and other Fo reign Marketis . - ' • • mxritiNlONY. • EOPIAi of every'rank pay adoration to fhb shrine of Wedlock; but, where the Constitution has been tainted by disease, or. tiattiiittlited. by a certain habit, contracted at art early age, a renovation of stability previous to entering that state is indispeiisabiy requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life,• and to reaonnate the system. Fur no disorders have contributed. more essentially to . destroy Hymeneal happiness than those Which are the consequences Of unguarded pleasure. 'lt was this consideration which' ill doted Niesrio. CUltitlE' arid Co. ,Siirgeoits of - eminence and high professional ittaittmetits, Members of the Royal Col lege, of London alio Edinhurgh, to present to the Public the result of thirtY years experience in the Cure of Vertereat Complaints, and those Debilities and. Deficiencies tirbich 114 (infrequently prevent or imitate' . the matrimonial state. In the various gra,lations, front recent infectitht to contirined Lees, their treatment cornatairds very 'often a speedy, and alWays a radical C a ere. In dubious cases, thole long anti well air•tirwi experiencegives thetul promptitude of decision that teetores the Patient from being incteurialiied out of his ex istence, in; having his constitution andel wined, wild .the; vi tal principle destroyed by a latent, but in,idiolis disease, of a Wind and fatal enithdence irt.shallow Pr ot,ilders. In Sat. eons Diseases, Vascular ttelaxition, and ,stony of the Or gans, arising 'front exceitive indittgenve, inssluhriotis cli mates; or solitary sensitalitki their practice gives new life and energy to the system . ere.) in cases whicii,are verging on rte.. spair. Strictures and other derangements of the Urethra, they rentoveiti a mild and effectual inifinter. Slight and re cent cases of Venereal infection . are cured itt the short period of two days. To the Female .Sex it will he consolator to .hnow tlfat they may be cured of thine Debilities which defeat conception, and F.,tp the foundation - of connubial - felicity. Patieot; treated with candour, delicacy, and inviolable se eresy, itlessrs. Curtis and Co. may hr conii,tillett every day, at their house, WI, Batton-garden.-I.eitels from the Coodlry, stating minutely the ease, mode of living lire. arid enclosing a It, mitidwe for Advice send Medicines, will butrcated with studious Luis liattoplatden, • CHING'S WORM LOZENGES. V WORMS are allowed to be the most frequent sources of Children's Diseaseit: their Symptoms V every Parent should be acquainted With. They utca,ion L'ss of Appetite, a Paletielti of the Face, Emaciation, and an inv. state of the Bowels, attended with violent Pains; they bring on Convulsions, affect • the growth of the Body, and often prove fat 4 by ending in a Consumption or Decay. Both as a PI eventatice and Cure for these alarming Complaints, the above excellent Medicine is allowed, on the testimony of some of the highest Characters in this Country, to have no equal. Their public approbation, given to the. Proprietor; from a . personal knowledge of its efficacy in their own Fami lies, stamps its merits beyond 'mml4l44l'l, and gives a sanc tion to it which tio other Medicine of the kind can boast. Sold at Messrs. Butler and ! . .lons, Nu. 4, Cheapside, Lon don, in packets, at Is. lid ; and in buries, at 121. 9d. and Gd. weep; and also by the principal Booksellers and Medicine Venders us every Town. TO THE PUBLIC. eIENTLEMEN, there is nothing to indispen- N.A*tiblr to a rtmleel appearance us a clean Dthit or Shoe. A man's fortune or his talents may be of the most shining sort, but sinless his hunts have a tinge of the true shining quality also, hi: tvill meet with hut a comparatively small part of the respect and admiration that may be Ins &tr. Thii is the Law of Fashion, and she must be obeyed. The truth of this fact is undeniable ; and Whin it is universally allotved that there is nothing so • odious in society, and so much against the laws of cleahliness and decorum, as foul or cleaned Boots or Shoes; who Would not seek after the proper remedy ft hp been frequently remarlied, and particntarly by the Fair Sex; how beautifully the feet of these Gentlemen appear, who use TIJKNKR's KCAL JAPAN BLACKING, fur it is unquestionably the, best that is Made for giving a tine VIA wholesome to Boots and Shoes, It iv therefore recommended to yentleruert and forties, U 6 the only article of this kind which they ought to purchase, as it produces the highest polish and jet black ever beheld. - AGENTS. I.iNCo4NSdltet;. Brigg. CURS tE FA e=nirds. su }MD. Rogers, Gales, thompson. rATtf lIUI.L. Shilletta, Spink, Mason. Arno(lel, Healy, Turner, Caitew, Stark,len, Jackson, C:onper, (ieuati, Hopkins. LtEDs. flurchNistit s Tomlin ri;;;ht, Bromlor Price, ItQbins, Pet I.; H UDDERS/11LP. Ttlyinr, Kemp. Styegicer, yas; HOoit. Sfittlittreprrit sttp t through the ins ;u the 11.1anufaci No. 11.1, Londorl. N.B. Hughey, Eget ton Smith, Calvert, Matters's, Thomas, Watkingsol4 Kay, Fitzharriss, Li ntlon„ Cur, etIqMSFORD. Aritirews. M eggy & Wooer, WelAi, Straight. Cook, NORWECIi. Itutl ;e. CUrZeng, litEwtiLt; Knight, W. &A. Prat- Minn, tingt on. Corr, Owen, Belo, Gunn. tiOELKY. • Tildier. 300 my, Kern. st tun et K Stlrrvrtit• Tletrtle, T.&.W.Bayntous. Hewitt. Welibiter, Boottei, • 3. & G. Dean, Wilkitigson, Mott, Barratt, Burrell. lied wit k this inestimable Japan !Melting, 'a of the Wholesale Houses, wr by aPPlY tory. *o n _ -road, Sulu wdrk, Ask. for 'lama's Blacking. ships, he had to propose to the house—that tic . eatly period of the next Session Of Parliament, their just claims should he t:iken iuto 'se iious consideration. He appeared HS the advocate for the just claims of those w h o hxd, s . o xtenSively and so poweritilly contrilinteil to tho glorious termination of a u ardnous 'and protracted contest ; 'a termination which exceeded the most ardent and 'satigiiiite expeetation, to whoni they hail now to show it grateful tense of their import ant services, by freeing them from gallit n and luvidious distinctions which so long had hail, intoo,ea upon them. To concede the rightioL clAins of snail persons was it tie.t,nly Ode but justice. They ,agaio came, the bcht for ;twice, to their Lordships' bar, us II respectful Petitioners. The lice and getrerat: course of proceeding which he was about to Ku - . pose, was; he thought, preferable to their Lord shipsprtvitiutly binding themselves by a reference to any specific Measures, namely; their resolving to take the Catholic Claims generally into con sideration at the coMmencement of the next Ses sion of Parliatnent. The case has been already. thotight worthy . their serious consideration, and he trusted ad 'earnest asswatiet 'Would be. Ohs night given of its being again Wien hit° con. sid e rAtioti, After slightly adverting to the contrariety . of sentitnent vehielr was known 'to prevail upon this question; among hiss Maw Jesty's Ministers; he expressed his wish that the Yohle Earl on the Ministerial Bench would. that night give the House his sentiments as to what he thought Should be (lona on the su bje c t. jf he thought a relaxation of those laWs, or somek of them, would be expedient and necessary, IC would he a satisfaction to know how tar the Noble Earl would go in that relaxation, tie hart Ibt.t. greatest respect for the Noble. Earl . (LiverpoO4 individually, and lie was quite sure his Lordship's support Or oppoaitian would arise from the bat imentioni. It would be valuable to know whim . Ityston of alteration' he intended, or hose far Ids wished-for alterations would extend, ITe was certain the Noble • Earl %multi nt once express' his feelings and his object in this great btnihress. Perhaps the Noble Lord mould prop,,se, ith 'altera tions, becansi - he wanted to take, as ti - Statestrims should' do, the whole business into his itWei hands; it was his own most earliest Wish that it were.so. Many Ministers of the' Prince Regent's Govern- Meta supported his proposition ; and lie artlenq wished that some of them would take the question into their hands, 'and place at once the Cathotici in that situation, With respect to the British Con- Sthution, to which they were, in every paint of view, so Well entitled. They would, of course, hod cordial aSststarice at Iris side of the douse. After noticing generally the leading objeetioni against considering the Catholic Claims at former periods; he proceeded to observe upon the n a ture Mud tendency Of the Petitions he tecently lid 'tire honour to present to the House. The general' Petition was limited to the shortest possible ex - presitm of the subscribers' wishes. The nishops and Clergy at len4th thOught proper to assemble. by themselves, and to vole that Petition which he had the bonttur to present to their Lordships.: Ile felt hoWever, tweessury to - mbserye, filar because all the Catholics did not exactly agree hi the language of their Petitions, or in the same Petition, flint there was a great divertity of opi‘ moo among thew upon the (location of 'thcir Clims. Nothing was in substance more erro neous they all ,'.,roil . eorilid- a ioit4.; of tlia continuance of the disittAiniei, and therltil agreed in die PEriyCr, to he restored to their rank in the Stale." The general retition