The Sun. — London, England, 1803-05-20 00:00:00

r ~' -~t, i RAI gprß 3329..1 . - k'or the BEN till: of Mr. BARRYMORE And Mr. WATII EN. - THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. erns EVENING, FRIDAY, May 20, Their Majesties' Servants will aa the Comedy of THE PROVOk'D HUSBAND: (Not ailed these Seven Years). • . 'Lord Townly, Mr, BARR YMORE ;. - • Francis Wrorrghe:4, Mr. DOW'roN ; .Squire Richard; Mr. SU ETT ; • John Moody, Mr. WATHEN. Lady . Townly, Mrs. CLOVER ; ' •ady C race (positively for this N ight-only), Mrs. VOWE L.L. To which will be added (for the 6rh time this Season) the Roniance of - - tODOISKA. , Varkel (for this Night only), Mr. WATII E N ; Princess Lotto:sl t tliss D 1 CA MP ; ' • : And Kera Khan, Mr. BAR RYMOR M Tickets and Pl ac e s r the Boxes to be h; .d of Mr. Barry_ more. No. Southampton-place, Tottenhain'-courtroad °t Mr. Wathen; No. 4, •Park -row, - :Knightsbridge;. and of Po4broot, She ticot-otlicc, in Little Russell-street, where Places for the Boxes may be taken. POSITIVELY FOR THE LAST TIME THIS SEA. SON.. THEATRE Ivry AL,- DRURY-LANE. TO-IVIORROW VEN 'NO, May zI, 1803, will br performed, PIZARRO. • • The Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations entirely New. Tlie Music, • A Chorusses, and Marches, incidental to the Piece, toriiposed by Mr. KELLY. Perniians. • Ataliba, Mr. PO WELL; Rolla, Mr. I'OPE, (His second appearance in that C'haraaer); Orozembo, Mr. DOWTON ; Cora, Mrs. YOUNG ; . Fernando, Master BETON. _ Spaniards. Pizarro, Mr. BAR RYMOit E ; • • • Alonzo, Mr C. KEMBLE ; • Almagro, Mr. CAUIAIELD; ~, Las Casas, Alr. WROUUIITON ,•Valverde, valvercie, Mr. PALMER ; Cc:ll6nel, Mr. HOLLAND. Elvira, Mrs POWELL. „,' Vocal Parts by Mr. Sedmick, Mr. Dignum, Mrs. In 9t l Atain, Miss Stephens, Miss De Camp, and Miss Tyrer. • To which will be added,. a Farce. callcd THE WEDDING DAY. Sir Adam Contest. Mr. CHERRY ; Lady Contest, Mrs. JORDAN. • NEVER ACTED. •• THEATRE-ROYAL„ DRURY-LANE. • For the I3ENEFIT of Mrs. CLOY FR, ON FRIDAY, May 27, Y 803, will be pre sented a NEW COME DV, called • THE HIGH ROAD 'lO MARRIAGE. To which will be added ;not acted these Sixteen Ysitts), THE :MAID OF THE OAKS. Tickets and ) vlaces 'to be had of Mrs. Clover, Andrew's rtint Shop, No. 7, Charing-cross, and at the Box-Office of the Theatre. May ty, tao 3. WAR. • r To the OFFICERS of HIS NIATESTY's ROYAL.NAVY and ARMY. • • • CH- IN BURGESS and SON take this early op-. portunity, in the renewal Of War, to solicit the favours .of their Friends. the Officers of the Royal Navy and Apny, tvhorn they had the honour of before fitting,out. Officers going to the East or West Indies, ur upon a Sta tionartSittiation, can be provided regularly with Stores, as *ill , keep good in any Climate, upon the shortest notice.. Families. in 'Town and Country 'supplied with every :article in the I taii.ui line, of the first quality. - - Warehouse, No. *O7, COI= of the Savoy Ste2s, Strand, London, • • • TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. , . 'THE, NOBILITY,GENTRY, and PUBLIC in general, are respeafully informcd, John Burgess , and Son's GENUINE :and SUPERIOR ESSENCE• of AN CHO VI ES, continues to. be prepared by them in the same . ' Manner that has obtaiaect such universal approbation for . - many years past. • • ' The long justly accinired superiority of that Article is fully . , - confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and.of Per-, sons resident in all' parts of the World, and having stood the t , test of trial, ranks it i n t he sit ua tion it now maintains. ..The general utilty of TIIEIR ESSENCE of ANCHO IES and other RIC I - 1' SAUCF.S for FISH, &c. induces 1 v i t tnem, frOm thetaumcrons Advertisements daily appearing, to . Faution Families, &c. hi purchasing the same,. as none is to be had of Their Genuine, but at their Warehouse as under. Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the pest quality. • . L . • WEST. INDIA' MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS; are. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, sup I. Plied tiAon the shortest- notice for the East and West , • Indies, ' Warehouse, arc 1 , 1 ~7 O. 1 0 7, corner of Savoy Steps, Strand,- London. .. • . . For theconvenicaace Of Families in Scotland, they have ap ,..t • .. 4 pointed MeSSIS. R. Johnston and 402.Edinburgli; their sole ~ ; Agesits for Fish Sauces. • ' . . . , 1 ," - T° - bu SOLD, at Mr. Kidvrell'9, Greenland Dock, Rotherhithe, a good handsome 0R G All, built 1, by Fanner, Wlittechapel Road, London. Warranted to be l ' good. • ' • ANNUITIES REPEENIAI3LE. T . EN Ireits-:Pcirthat will , he- immediately given ter Annuities undeniably seemed upon .Freeltold„ . Copyhold, or long Leasehold Estates. where the Parties have an absolute interest, and on which (by reason of the pressure 01 the times) Money cannot be Obtained upon Mortgage. And eight Years' .Purchase will likewise •be giVen for An:. tultles.tbr you Lives, secured on, the like Property, or on • l ‘lolley in the Funds, where the Patties have only a Life H it terest. In either case, tlit . Grantors will have the power of r° deeming the same. Apply personal ly, or by Letter to Mr; King, at his house, , )4 0. 8, lobn-street, Adelphi. A rREEHOLD.-.-LYNIINC'PON, HANTS. TO BE S 01.1) BY 'PRIVATE CONTRACT, THAT Elegant and • Comrnoilious Malision, ed the C OV E.HOUS IF, with the Eurniture, si r tuate near the Town of Lymington ; :deal immediate Posses- Igen 'nay be had. The House has been reecntly enlarged, improved, and finished in a superior and substantial man l'er. It contains on the Ground Floor, a Dray. ing-room, 21 feet ittiare, 12 in height • Dining.roorn of the edimen sions; ; 'Library, 23 feet b'y 17,42 lit height ; Break I.tst. Par lour, xi feet by IS. 9 feet 7 in height ; with Offices Of every description complete and coovt:nient. In the Attic Story are five large Bezt-chamb e rs, with two Dressing-roorns; four excellent. ervants' Rooms, and a Laundry. Time are goott .Kitcima:C;ardenslpartiV walled) and a neat Shrubbery sur rounding the lloase, with a Coach-house ;Ind Stabling for tow Horses. The• Furniture is new within the last •ten Months, madent the very best materials, in the firSt'style of c kgAncet and in good preservation. ,IPGrove -House cominatitlS beautiful arid extensive views of e isle or Wight, the Sea, and the surrounding Country. .hat delightf.il Walk ca ll :A l t h e Grove, adjoining, is part at Stle Premises, .cud will be included in the Sale. __iFor rurther Particulars if by letter, posr 7 pnitl) to tarles St. - Babe, Es q. at the Bank who will deiiver Ticket4.tin viewing the Moue and F111114 1 .1/e* • _T_ ; FR. DA Y, • - May. 17,. 18c3. • , • • 'T a . MEETING of the BLOOMSBURY anti INNS OF COURT -ASSOC! ATION.,. holden. at the Crown and Anclior Tavern this Day, • The Letter of the Lord Lieutenant of the County, signi-• fying His Majesty's most gracious: Acceptance -of the OtLr of this Association. to be - re-embodied, upon the-sarne • terms as heretofore,. having been , read; • Resolved, (amongst other thing), That this Association be forthwith Etnbodied as a Military Corps. That a Comtnittee be appointed to prepare such Recula-- tions as may be deemed necessary _for consideration of the Association at large.. That such Committee do, for the present, meet very day at TWO o'CIOCk - in • the Afternoon, at Serle's Coffee-house, Lincoln's inn. . . That such Conunittee have the power of admitting new Members of the Association. That every Member of the Association Who intends to con tinue his Services, and who has not already given-in his Name and Place-of Abode,- is requested innuediately to do so to the Cornmirtee. ' • That every Gentleman wishing-to he inforined respeaing the Terms ot Service, or of Admission, or any other ParticU- LaN, is requested to apply .to ,the Committee tot that pur pose, b , !tweeii the Hours of Two :tic • Ft,nr, at Scrle's Cof ft,e-11,,e, until a piO;)e: Office be touiLl fot the Secretary ot tile ~:t:•.suciation. , SAM. C. COX, Chairman. • A CARD TO THE LADILS. INSTALLATION BALLoftheKNIGHTSoftheILATIA. TIIOMAST late of Pall-Mall, Gold.and Silver Laceman to Their Majesties and the Princesses, takes the liberty to inform the Nobility, he is arrived from Bath, .and haS opNied a Suite of APartments, on the same Plan which gained him universal approbation Bath during the last Season — The Assortineut will consist of every Article in the present Taste; .Gold and Silver Ornaments, Steel and Pearl Bandeaus, Chackrassia, Cedar, Steel, Gold and Silver-Fans, Silk Cords and Tassels, andother Articles of uncommon ric hness and elegance. N.B. The Rooms will be opened on Monday next. BULC,OTL near NOrtiNCHAM, TO 'I3E SOLD 111( AUCTION, • By: Mt. GASKLLL, . • . On Tuesday the :Bth tune next. in 7.6 Lots, AL 'VALUABLE COM T PAC • FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tr.ruiE I' R.F.E t land FREE front LAND TAX, most delightfully situated at RUI.COTE, in the COUNTY of N 0 T - r t NIG I-1 AM , on •tt pleasing ernineme, bounded on the, North by Wood Land ; • has many charm ing situations ftir Unilding inirposesi - commanding interesting and. extensive Prospects over the River Timt. and V.de ; comprisirg the MAN - Oft of till LC 0I E, with Quit Rents and about TWO PUNDR E ACKES ol sound tia; MEADOW, PASTURE, and ARABLE LAND. For further Particulars, enquire of Mr. Gaskell, Notting ham. NEGO fIATION PAPEItS. This Day was published. pri,:C. s. 6d. THE CORRESPONDENCE between GREAT BRITAIN and FRANCE on the SObjeti of the late NEGOTIATION. To which are added, IIIS MA. ;3 ESTY's DECLARATION. anWthe PRELIMINARY and DEFINITIVE TREATIES or PEACE. Printed for lolin Stockdale, Piccadilly. This Day was published, Eleganity printed in One Small V,Oltinte 06.1av0, Price 64. in boards, •(alve,w:Eciitlon) at PLEADER's, GUIDE: a DIDACTIC PO E M,• in Two Parts; containing theColi,l , ict of ,a Suit At Law, with the ArOrnentLof Comiselior Bother'unt ,and Counsellor Bort:turn, in an Adirni betwixt john a Gull and- I ohn a Gudgeon, for Assault foul - Battery, at A late-Con tested Eleaion. 13y the late I. T. S. Esq. - • Special Pleader, And Barrister.at Law. E. tinted for T. C udel I , and W. Myles, Strand. WALKER ON 'COTTON TWIST. This Day VCIS published, ,Price Sl)illing, • O BSERVATIONS founded on FACTS, upon t h e • PROPKIETY or IMPROPRIETY - of the ,EX .PO RTATION of COTTON TWIST, for the purpase of being Manufaanted'into Cloth by ForeienirA, By GEORGE WALK LE. Of the King's Rementhrancer's Office. " Nothing extenuate, or set down aught in Malice." Printed for 1. Dehrett, opposite Burlington House, Pic cadilly ; and sold also by I. Asperne * No. 32, Cornhill ; ri by the Booksellers of Manchester and Preston and by Coustible. Edinburgh. This Day was published, In One Volume Oetavo, price Bs.' .in baimi a, on fine Paper, and hut.prcssed, ios. RAVELS of Four Years and a Half in the •UNITED;STATtS of AMERICA, in the Years 170, .1799, Igoe Higot, tBoz. Dedicated by Perinissirm to TWYMAS JEFFERSON,I Esq. President of the United States, • Ay . j. p A v is. Sir, Monticello; Sept. - g, tßor. I 'received duly your letter of August 31, in which you do nse the honoUr to proposetto dedicate to me the work,you are about to publish. Such a testinionylif respect from an en lightentA foreigner, 'cannot but lie flattering to me, and I have ()My to regret that the choice of the. Patron will be lit tle likely to give circulation to the work: •its own merit however will supply thst.detrea. Should you in Your journeyings have been led to reinirk on the sarneobjeas on which I gave.crudo,notes some years ago, I shall be happy to see theta confirmed or corrected by a more accurate observer. I pray you to accept the assurances of • • .• lAy respea and consideration, • - Mr, Davis, • • TB. JEFFERSON: Oceoquao, Virginia. London; Sold by . T.• Ostelt, Ave.tnaria.lane ; 11. Dug. dale, and J . Jones, Dublin; and IL Caritat, 'New-York; for R. Edwards, Prititer, Broad-wee% Bristol. Where may be had, this day published, in gvo. price 6s. in boarda . ,, A . Tour through several of the Midland anti Western Departments of France, in ti:months of tune, Ittly, August,' and September, 0304 ; withßemarks'on the Man ners, Customs,, and 'Agriculture or the Country ;• illustrated by k.nsravings. I3y.the Rev. FOR GOUT, WIND, SPASMS, PAINS IN THE S AIACH, AND DEBII.I FY ARISING FROM Al ;E OA OTHER CAUSES. WALSH'S GINGER SEEDS. THIS P.ripigatioil of the Ginger . , is recommended for Indigestion, Weakness, Cramp- and Pains in the Stomach, and in all Disorders where Ginger or Cordial Me dicilieS are , necessary. Thiy . are also - serviceable in Cold, Flatulent, Gouty, 12 hcuinatic, and Paralytic Complaints, and Debility arising 'from Age or other Causes. Tho,;e who suckle will tindlliern particularly adapted for thgit period, as they remove that faintness se generally' experienocil, corrca the Milk, and 'nevem:, Fltuleneies, so Cital to Infants.' TAcy readily dissolve in' any liquid, and oreiirt.fer.ible to. common Ginger, being treed the impurities, and the woody and 'fibrous parts of the root. The quantity of a tea spoonful may be taken at any time, either alone, and chewed and gradually sr.'aflowed, or dissolved in z eup:ul of tea, or a glass of wine, or wine anti water. , . • Orvi'Vett and olitY by FC. Walt, linventqr), Che mist to His Royal Highness the Dnk-t: or 1 ork, No. Ito, Strand, London,' hi •Rattles, 2s. 9.1. and tos. todi. Magi's I'oW4l.4%;:i.Ginipr, 7s, (Id. vac! 4 UP:, 1r --i r , 4. Tel ( ,Li NT ..1.- N . Y 20, 1803. EASY` INDIA' HOUSE," • !Sib May,lBo3. A LL who ore willing to. supply the L X. EAST INDIA COMPANY Trit.s 300 Cf,ildio , 4l: Pool meal are, f." the best SEA COdLS, dittingwishink the aVfiretit torts, ice to be delivered intntediately, and the remaining. 200 CYJaldi-orts whenivanted.at t,e Eta India 11p*ss and ICoeboarrs, .free of all Expenees, seqd in their Pr , pysals, sealed zip, ad areue Ito the Coo:make df the 114ase, brjcre Twelve ciaork on If'ednesdiy taw tLe 25th instant.' R 21211 S .41', Secretary, ONE HUNDRED AND FIF . TN Y GUINEAS REWARD.. ESCAPED front the . CASTLE of YORK, on 11-1,',11 , 1..y Night, the t6th, or early on Tarialy Morn ing, the 17th May, 4c.;;;, HENRY .D011SON; who was at the last Kssizes conviged of entieiw: an Artificer in the Manufattures of Croat .ftritain to ;,o t• ranee. Hid on when he escaped. the Dress of .t s ifor, Blue jacket ay.i Trowsers, under which he generaily .voce a 'Thickset Pair of Pantalooos • is about Five five Inches high, stons made, broad set, round shoiddervii, And a daik ,:omplexio with dark Wir t very law: whiskers wlsich coca a grcit pt. t of the cheek. It is supposed he is gone iimitediatelyNio 'France, he ; havieg connexu n ii in that Kingdoin. Whoever will 4 - pprehend the !, Dobson, so that he may be lottgot in oi ii4",th K. e evrAr Ctt on the y, of Y., shall rci.'civu• One Hitodred Reward. And a further- Reward of Fifty Guineas Will he given to any Person whO.ean give such In formation so as convict the 'Puma or Persons v.. ho aided and assisted the said I Dobson in Escaping; bk inz.ana of False Keys, having picked the I.tiels and entercil through Three Doors .previous to the Place when: lie was confined and afterwards scaled the Outer Walls leading into Mr. Wand's Garden, by the help of a Now Rope. NJ). It is supposed that the - said Itenry 1)olison was AS. sisted in inakiii:; his Eseapeby one Charles m..rjecnt, u (oilier and Cabinetm (ker.,. Nephew to the Prisoner; who lately left the employ at lklr. Archibald. of Tadcaster He is about Twenty-one Ye us cf" Age, 'Vivi: Feet Nine lnches . high, a good looking NI ici, and served his Apprentice:Alit, at middl e . hain, in Vorksiiire. York C./stle, play t 7, 1803. ;y the KING'S 'PATENT, LAKES for N1:46,g of Si-II N. LNG. LIQUID BLACKING, tin . Shoes, Boots, Price. Sixpence each. THESE. CAKES make, with: the tinwiit Ease by the attilitionof -Water only, a 112052 excellent Shin ing Liquid ftlacking, much superior to any hitherto known : it gives the tinost - Black, and most h.:dutiful . gloss to the. Leather, yet never renders it stiff or harri, but on the con trary, prevents it from cracking,and prewrver it sots, lalia lc, and mellow to the very last. It i.. perfectly frei: from smell, and the Shoes that are blacked with it, will neither suit the fingers in putting on, nee the stockings in wearing. The.lonestablishtul repututiint of these Cakes having in duced many persons to counterfeit them, those why nuke use of them are requested - to,take notice, 'that non are ge imine but what have an engraveti Label p:t.A.tl on each Cake , with theSe - it'ords, " By the Kit:;'. Patcht, Cakes for Shin. ing Liquid Blacking, propared' by Win. Bay. iey. the Patentee, .! -aid by Bayley- and Blew, Cockspur-street, Loudon; wnere large allowatice is made to those who buy them tnr exportation, or to Sell again, with a liberal discount to such as take cluantitic; tor Nadrinoncv. 7•The b.lls of direetiolu are signed !vith my name, W.. BAYLEY, • which appear on the outside of each Cake. Many of the Counterfeit Cakes, nearly resembling the true ones in appeurance, they may be discovered by my „name on the label being dilErently st4elt, or the word (as) or (as formerly) inserted before the word prepare& COVERNM EN'(' SECURITY. Isl'higoreiiiott Nic,......isteb LA, IN.101,"f. I'Ll.t.ng or GI LEAP, ANTI -1 MP ETIC;IN ES, and ABST GENT LoTioN, whereon the Lite and Health of Thou . sands depend, are protecled front Counterfeits, by the • Ivords "Sarni. Solomon, I..iverpool." tieing, by order of His Majesty's tionaurable Commissioners or the Stamp Duties,. engraved on -the Stamp, wniati is pasted on e.ich B o tit o , to imitate which is and punishable with death. Nonz.else can be genuine, as every bottle i 5 stamp ed before It is delivered out of the proprieter's pu4session. TAIIES . DORSAL'S, or, the Consuin,'tion dent to yonng persons:of salacious dispositions, is so little treated of by the ancient l•ratlitioners or Medi:nne,-,tts I' well 3s through the delicacy of inorlein eityal,_•:.ans, that an aiiqqa3te idea ot it cannot be calk:Oral froth !be!r wi..Titm. it Is uzcessaiY , then to saV that the first sylpproillS Of idle Tabcs _Dorsals ate easily discetnecl,by involunpiry noaurnal emissions ; pains in the back, es well as often in the ; fonnication of the spine; aching pains, and weakness of sight f elefeel of memory, by atr extr.:me . cleieelion :of the mental faculties; and contingent , to these ine gutta-serena ; meagre visage ;' emaciated. body ; irregular ,tstlim...tue sensit. tions ; which, preceding a . syndrome ot 41, e.l1:••1 7• ultlmately close the l tinal . c::tastropbe. The edieacy ot the c o rd - wy, 11. 4 1(ifs; ite4ii is i t A ii ) . text, in eradicating the WorSt /1:1(11110St dangQrous tiyr;;;)toill:. 01 r.ervoui ttiSUrtt ers ; and nothing has tended so much to establish ti". tame Of this Medicine, as its certain succe.is in these ~.„Implaints which strike their root 'so deep in the COll;ititittion, t;rtf arc S 3 fatal 2,u s the happiness of mankiiid. The Cordial SAM of C ileatl is 1.• irne.it I y recommended to all 'persons lahOttring under,t-nose. ezu , i ic h. out in a variety of sytnpioms. and for which this salubr:, cordial is a sate and - easy reinedy, .comfOrting_ the and bowels, bracing the solids, ana giving tQue to tile v, nervous system.. Ten Pountts itetvard tin every 'Mottle sol,l without to be 'paid on convielion, under ,Act of . Parliament the 42ti Geo: lii„ c it. 16, .betere any itistice of ,the A Saving of Ni ge Shillings Tivo,Cltnii.:.ts. The Cordial Hahn Of Gilead is sold in bottles, price flail i-Guinea 'each; there are afso bLittles, ;Pict: tont,ining equal to-four - bottles it s los. 6d; by which thapatient saves gs. including also the ditty ; the. stamp of winch bears the ropriefor's name anti address as ;Ind , N . The postage °fail what•.,ver must be pail, and a tee inclosed to site Dottorr, by filose who require his ativit.e. The Cordial Saltit-of Gilead,. Ant mpe'tigittes, and Ab. stergent Lotion, and " Guide to Health," are Sold ny Remnant, Ilitinburgh ; R. 14Ich, • Peter-ism:et, Nett.-Yvrk Mathews, No, IR, ; anti to Vatn, by Hazard Bristol, Ettlgin ; i f ;liten t 'G egory rningliain, Knott and Lloyd ; Small; Bury EdinnwPs, ,• Cir.dienham, Sel don ; Cambridge, Hodgson ; Covent, y, Rolla sots ; Culches. ter, Keyiner ; Canterbury; Simmons ; Inil.e ; Cliatlntru, Etlerington ;: etieltristonl, CI • (;lie-ter, Pool anti SOll ; Chichester, Phillipson ; iteiwester, Smith ; Chippenhani, Coinbs ; Dor : dale, Nn. 7, Lx., banae court ; Derby, Drewry; Durham; Penniogton ; Dover, Nealcs ; Devizes Lowe ; DorellOiter, Virtue ; Deaf, Rose; Dartmouth, Jackson.; Edinburgh, Siuitli, Noilii liri.ire ; Exeter, Trewsuan anti Son ; Pahnottill, Elliot ; ter, Pitt, Walker-; Clearly..., M‘Diniald ; Li vero,.l • dcogii4t ; 11,•tlitcs ; Drury ; Lynn, Headley ; Lei‘csiei, Gie4„ry, s, 1 1;;;I: Vitt Thoinpsii ; ; kV,tikei; Marlboroiii;h, flarold ; Nin% bury, A ; Walker, liodgson ;•_Northainpten., Notluig• ham, Llorbage; Norwich, Stevenson Nut Co, ; Jones.; Plymouth Dock, liox land ; belarn ; Co. ; , Prvsiun, SeCgtv.t ; SiirewsiMry, 13.iker ; Nloigan ; St:iinford, l` t' ; I, .;ray; CqUins ; Scurth.3iuuo, ; Tatinum, •Timbri4e Sprat . * ; Wells, vi II • We) ti.outh, Wood ; Windsor, Olakei;ev ; and b. Vcotiers of L.cnuine Medicines in the United Kingdom. Of whom may be had, a pew Edition, just publidied ; ot that,interestiug Work, price only entitled A GUIDE 'CO HEALLAI: To which is added, an Essay,on Weaknesses ; also an Ap pendix on subject subje of a solitary and'itestfuctive Vice; ana an Addresa to r those who have the can: arid Education of Youth: likewise Advice to Btthos, particularly the Ar tuavi with Nerotti-Cotntobiut.. Tne whole • IJo,:ttitt:::i and intrvcer red with g varietY ot authentic tads, I:ever be fore publisittaL ~►~.'~~~ *~. i IPRICE SIXPENCE. lAIPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE Olf CO*llo4`S, WEDNESDAY, MAY 18. A ri.r.R. the reading of several "lilts, John Simpson, Mayor of Great Grimsby, was brought to the Bar of the House•and diseharged • Mr. (liar v moved for same Papers to be raid on the Tablo relative to-the, Military Preparations on the Coasts of France and Holland. Alter a f.w words from thi Crtwrretr.Loa of the Patens. Qu KR, in reply to the Hon. Gentleman, Mr. Catty withdrew his. Motion. Mr. Rost moved the consideration of the Report of 'the Cortimittec appointed to try - the merits of the I lehester Eleetion,and that the House should agree to the first RCA,. ItItIOU, which stated that-Mr. DavisoN, of St. lames's squ.lrii, had bean . guilty hf gross bribery and corruption in the !ate 'ldlest:l' Eleetion. consequme of which a' long desultory conversation tO0i; pIACO t)CM.I4I Mr. Ro s e, Mr. W. Nl.l. k CZ, Lord 'A. limutt.roN, Mr. Ste vrit, Mr. LEE, and Ar. Ilan.coa. • rfle Eit of the R o T.L. spoke at sa int lengttl on the queStion, and than mused that the Report be taken into wadi:aim on this day six Months ; which was secondel t.;r. S at 31 At:, and the House divided. For the pL:1601;4; tilleStioll 43 -Aping it 56. the question being put, wherlia the krs'ort.vev Gs. N Az. snould haveinstfUetkinS to ptosecutGMr. N , tao.v,• the House again divided. Fur the Prosecution .6,3•-•--Atainst it 3r. The Resolutions of the Committee on the Clergymen's Non-residence Bill, were read 3,nd agreed to, and the Bill or * tiered toile engrossed, and read u•thi,d Friday. THURSDAY, MAY 19. THE House baltottiti for Committees to try the merits of the Conteittd Elettions for Evesham anti Eau Re t ford. The Committee for Evesham consisted oft . C. Scott, Eq. Win. Praed, -Esq. Sir Inglis, Tlio. Tyrwhitt. Esq. J. EOrrester, Esq. Rt. lion. R. Fitzpatrick, . R. J. Laintnon, Esq, Lord J. Townshenci; Lord Win. Road', A. Robarts ' Esq. }ton. NI. Stewart, Sir W. W. Wynne,, F. S'itwell, Esq. Win. Brogden, Esq. , . East 'Ret Coro t....:(nntritttre : • Sir E. Wilmington V. A. 1.. Keck, E - 441. Boyd Alexander. esq• M. H. N. Sneyd, Esq. Sir 1). Carnegie, , Rd. Dawson, Esq. Wyndivan, . Sir M. Bloxinn, W. MortlaM, 1S sit. Rob. Vellowes, Esq; Owen B. Hubhouse, Esq. NOMINEES. Hon. I. Maitland. NOMINEES. W. Hilliard, Esq. STATE PAPERS. Sir GILgERT HEATIICOTE stated, that be had sent dtiwn to the House forthe Papers relative to the Negotiation,' bin had nut been able to ob. rain them, and he considered it as a matter of great importance that the Members Should 'all be in'pos. 3 ei s inn of the Papers time enough to consider that previous to the debate on Monday. Lord HAW. KES BURY said, that it was tht OUR C V y iV.16111.1C1 .3',1,0 444 CI in possession of the Papers. The usual number had been sent down 'to the House, 'but from a circum. stance,..iedecent in itself, many of Ilion mighr have been Made use of for'other' purposes. However, if a suilicient numtwr had not been sent down', he would give direelions that an additional number sb .uld be - printed. SPE AKE 1Z - said, he had been informed That a great ha taken ••• regularity . place deli very • dace in the 0; the Parr,, but perhaps part of the irregularity might he. aLcribed - to the eagerness of Members themselves to get the Papers. He had given orders that the remainder should be delivered in the Houle, which would prevent an improper seizure. Mr. 7.64CY'LL said, - that whatever n umber might h ave' been sent'from the Secretary of State's he believed that a Very Small . part of then* had . been delivered in the House. - Mr. lr ARD said, he had been told that numbers of those Papers were anhally sold in the City be fore they were delivered to the House. Mr. ST IMHAN observed, that those Papers were printed in his Office, and he could bring evi; dike upon' oath, that all the Papers printed at his Oflike were delivered 'at the Secretary of State's Office. Ater a few words from Mr. SllltßlDMiti Mr. CouttrrNAw, the ATTottNtliGENEttAl l , and Mr. o. V4IIstITAKT, the cooversation terininafed, it ly:ing understood that measures had been taken to Prevent such enndtlet in future. • -The Nast India Shipping Bill .a-a , .; read a first tim-, ordered to be ptintcd, and to be lead a steunti time on NVednesday. The INl.ltional Defence tar was read a first time, • and ordered t) be read a second. time to.morrow, The House went into a Committee cm the Land TaX Redemption Bill of last year, and a Bill was ordered to he brought in to render the said "Bill more ,eftesitial. The Highland Einigrao r t Bill vas tead a second titn,', anti ordered to be corntnitted to.tnorrow.. S1:1 1.11.1 D AN put ol► hi Motion respeelii , g the exchanging Lists on the Midalesex Eleetion till to-morrow. PAPERS. • • Mr. GRIP, in pursuance of the notice Tie, gave vestertlay, iose to move this day for some (wilier : Papersjelative to the Negotiat inn. Having, how. ever, employed his lime since yesterday in etainin." ing the Papers which baiibecii :Ad before the lipuse, - it appeared 't him that some further information iva4 necessary upon itia4 plAti, 1 v-kviOtiti to, the debate on Monday. In moving for these Pallets,' which were so Obviously 'oeceksary hat he was eon. vineed they could not be relthid, he should can tiou4y-abstaio. from saying Tiny thing upon the ge« neral question, or' of piej Aging it in any way. The 'first point upon_ which he *Anted information was, respecting that part of the Dcclaration whicit stated that vinience had t.cen offered. to the Vessels .11 - n1 Property of His NLijcSty's SubjeBs. Upon ihi s pointthere was infoun : ition At:lt:trivet in th e Papers. l'he next pOint upoii us liicli be wished `~~ ~~