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- • v • • . • S NL, ts " .._ • ) ;.....1" ~ :ti .t0i..... ) A. , ' iok t 74 i:1 :, r :/ J I„ , ~ .4yc i pHp.c . ;\ Rjr titrAint R 01681.1 WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1811. iPluch siXPLiat HALPPENkY. , /1-NEW TtICATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. Vlll Oll[lO W EVIS.NING, Jul 18 ) 1111 be atted the y 1811 / Coiner 4 THE SCI .SCANnAL. Lmly "itatte. Mrs. ibtit i)AN. 1 14 14 the hst Ni g 1 . t but one or 114.1 lingagemeet)* Aft " w hich, the new kornantie Meh, Drama, -called TINIOUR, TARTAR. , The prth,:ipal Cha ra ct ers by sir. FARLEY. Master CHAPMAN, Mr FA WCR 1 'f, TREBY, Mr. KING; Mr. lEFI'ERIES, Mr ROS. 1 . 11..1 .D DOP, iir.CSAIAN, Mr., Mt hIS Mi.KE.P.N, Mr. DAVITS, Miss hOl. I'ON, Mrs. LISTON, Plac e s for the ; Mrs. Mrs ll' 10NSTO N. lto be ll taken of Mr. ftrunin, th4l;l)tfice• Prin L es.place, Hart-street, from Ten at til l i; , ,xe. • C--• second.ptice 3s. 3s. Ct• Second. ILls. Lower Wdlery 2S, Second-price ts.7•Uppet The Secood•price&L ths•ts wlll Si x pentxl4 flail past Five, awl the Play 04 it 'n at 1121 t Nig , • ta ' ,l g. Othello. —On, Saturday, The Country Girl.— ' 0"4,1, Macbeth. with n #lPttall next this Theatre will close for the' Season IL! alcsrare's Tragealy of finntet. for Places Timour the .47.... ht of the great deinand • .of the tier performed performed every night till the close • • - * 4-V A l s l ol t T i s 9 L 03 8 o_ OT . I. Nkr A E I% RVV C.I3K .c. S. gill a UPERINT ND NI: MU" v l ' i lKe the aboie Concern, to wilt= liberal,Salary tw 'Set d erP 'ved ; t he 'mitt unexceptionable RetereActs, and ll Le,,211. will be regtiired. Ititt '" to he addresbed to the Chairman of the C?m -e, Walcf.works, Vaualiall.matt, Liverpool. • W ATER MILL'S', HUNT. A t QOUMANCHE,STI.R, in theAAWNTY of INC:DON, A ~,, e-..ii.....4 T () e, L ET Ly AUCrION, for.;:.Cilerninch 4 V.." LI s of Si; lola Leit4)4,tyl.trion(lll7 toe 514 of August, bei wiixotetticini:42Grodmiut 411''terl:41,"„t,he ;-CerialZeast atl i t t i l-' ut i t i le ° r r ( c .'o 's t i v e nt e ncie 3. ....,....._ r ' i'-..... " 14f t Of W l llOl l'Y lii be AlVels at the tittle. ---"•...,_...............„ tRISII MANNERS, POLITIC, S Scc • This Dgy was ptibliSlV A, it; ' 6 kidOu • • KZTCLIES• 111 l'llVltiillAl6lBkrbS.' ' and iiiih t L A 4 t1 , 14 . t A k k ::, t , l ' ill 0121)1111ra* .t,il, ptiritett lot C'ltTilZll,l2'!,:i ‘ll. ' t `R: 3 2., Ntein os te r , row. 7" -- ---....„ ........._ I . ' . , . . . is 0' lied, • ' • l e e teganlly prititel.iii Olietjes""bils FruntoT c ' Octsvo, with a - • n .T. TI U E m i., ~ price las in bßikis, _ ... ;-. B . E. 4...- 4 4 by W I. L L I A Al. It . u j.. Prinird tor I`, eSji,Tll4l:ndVi.D.ivics..Strand. -,"'....................,_L_- "I'h,s bay was punit,nut.. . and • I'llt e 4s. neinis, • .' . I,v v e Fo olscap, , THL,, ptintect on 4 bupQrtine 0- . . . MINS. o p rit ilt - "T t ViINA-NDEnmERE ; omi. . ' lei It .. ,Illf liAkl.l,.S FAKIStI, U. D. Lecturer °I V.ileerrs College, Coribridge ; and Fate NIL of st luthlert's, Csrlis.le. _laurels, SI ba '4* of Dunbar, as. or bound with the I‘l , .I.4oteti. n • • M ars. Ca -1 1 ,.. in for the Atrillor, and sold, by - -tei.bton, • kichol )444,- Str,ital ;h Id also by metsrs. 6 .....,..„.!....................____,...............................................,..........'%)411.1114fru1t, lioOkielleti, Cambridge trite . ~ This Day were published, . Half - 28' l'air.bo4llo, or oti Fine Patna, price .Ie• bound. ' XERCIS ES • lII'LIGIOU ii:N°W7- E 0(.; , in .. , ... li 0_ youNG hks;4sl •ter the 1 1\1 , 4 TRW. LIO f • r nt , „ n$ E L IZAR ET li HA 41 I 1,,,T0 NI • ; L o nd o n ; at 4 jl il 7 o 7 .4 f . Cadell a , ,d W. Davies, Sirl'll", „ cid Wier, . Davies , -•„ Au thor, ' . , ~,,trits,_wii,rirnity be had, be the sP" he •armer's in:,l,.rni, .cottagrs of Glenburnie ;a "L ale tor r . vi',7o4k. I.oth Edition, in one vol. liino. pr icy 4i. ill th:',llllers Addressed to the baughter of a Nobleinau, °II ' 444 1101 1 tit Kell i VI r. I Principle. 0 4 , iii bord3 OW 44(1 1 0 4 .____ . . lin a vo,s. h oc _ This bgy was pililiShedi . 1 in , . 6 . i 'ufliely printed in Six VOl4. Octavo, p u ce '. 4 D b oalds, 4 New 'ditiort tit AN .acuLsiAsTleAt, titsToititilkil.c.w"' ti tlitt Modern. tiOn; the Binh of Christ to the ,trkr,":,;:4g.• and Va, 1!!teellitl S ha turY : in which iI!RiS,C! tri, irbcon ,44ioi, w . i ins Gt.. Church Power arc considered in F ,itid . ti „ ?Ql itieul i t i l t Ile St`lt`:.,ut Learniug. unit Pliilotol'hYo % k the I. J.tory Or tutope durin g the perto(l. „,,, 4 E 1 Al , , , 4 il`t ,LeArilett 10,1 N I.AIittENCL Mt,-"a1.1 it 44,,,,- • ...Itinl‘;ellor ot the tiniyer.it) "(""mg" . with ' 41 41 i o n , , 11 " . 1 .. L., . • a ril iDuArateit • Nut e rig n 4, atm, a ir4llltroriAdoio .1 'rablts, an:k an. Appo,ldni' cot) 'i(l fiIIIALD MA+. LAIN ti., 11.•1-''. , • unwed te the end of the Lighteentli Century, Alai tu t t i tiY. CHAR L A COOT 4, IL. D. to 1e • t first 1ic.,4 '4Thed *nil an ddhional A pPen'!ill'ui itirtling.. i tilli ' , ..illt "tight guy. Dr, George' Gielgo iiiiNtont4 ti'tii,r. erne!! 4 I W DL'vies, F. C. • I nt i l if i ; I' . 4-;,t4) 1 . ( 1 .1 anti it oniilii F. wing:Ave, j • •.“..---* and '- 's' t. I l'`4li.' 1. Nunt I‘i. tke and Sons, I-0010" : tr 6, I),44l,trti`ifY.. h (..:ro hyltW ai Si-vvart t Laekingtori in , d __.: e l r / # I. fri, l ' ex ' 1' I,;i'tiv, lt: Pio . ); er , K. , t 1 .BEavkaivinsi.n.,l.• }:tAkiau.l., ' 114 '. Gdri e , 1011%11 4110. Ce. st. ~ 4114.1 IL:Writ. uelicated . ~' :. --) by Permission, to the Pit INCE ItEC,EN L . ~ 4; This bay was. publislitd, . ti.• - 41egantly prlntett tn to. pricq..gf Nem u 44-I,.'9NSoi,ATiONS. of El" / 8. * j - ° ling 4 ,," 1 ` 1.4 c naracteki3;it: sketches of Lards AlOtsrftwailili, taitr. 4461 Strvtio4o, GNI tali, . Kirwan, Curr.an, lencr,. iluilapittie 114.1111 t, 11urks, lie rlicley,-Congrev c , 11l ° ~ c. Stiki,', ' lly• ..- 44 411 of CtiARLES PHILLIPS, A•BL . ' i (.„, .I.ie 1‘1141,11,. erni,Author of Tile * - 9 1• Cs 9 • Priiit's'e'llhe 411f1 St Abe t a Itumantic.ifule. . i 11„, 1 ter s '' 9r • ' * I 11Nkdaie, jun, 4,, ?au. mali j , antt I.ettri ~ "-----„,,........„....._ ' . HARP aY were p_ubllshett, price t.s. au. 0 'L uttriktrieS' F or a eau. tort Al;tEtile-P4'o6lli l'yitkigues higN4 and Sentch l'aVi°nd }ohc, 31141444 with Vl:ttiitiqhtt tar the tiarp. or • 'lo°' 7 , Pa m tosi . ,itY Lnwmu) iUN RS, A :tt tuilf,wzb i ill irightlCSs Or.: Prince Regent. ,: k. : k k of mi., trait, also publitohed by the same Author,: - 4,,, .014, :it 'l„vtellticfi, Nituic4t hlibeelbkoi,-M6flnti'li I," ,4c.41 stet i.u.nt;',7leilotnes, Selection nr 6ettilitn W AlYze.i, )in, ~ 4 , c. c , 1 Ll.4bicit the Welsh isalds, in twn v , ()1 .! '.. Itt,4l l :' l °li t l' tinted -,, .1 , . - t ie, 4, 4, si (or the Author, and sold t Megtrs Mr- 11 , :se ill e` P ltttv 4 1 : 1 N n. 1 33. al.tl at Chabh - : kuiii. (.13'5.,!, u,i, ~:4 4 cp.,,k itk1 / 4 street iit oti ° luk. ° 1 M L ISCIttAi 0.14 CO.'s. Or, ilk Chimp+ • This thy was published, o Foolicapod6yo, w;rhA Fro , tispicce, price 6s. in boards, the See*.al Edition or _ SCENES of FANCY, Descriptive of Teviot • Py TOHN LEYDEN. Ptintea for Long,nati. Hurst, Kees, Orme. and Brown, l'. te,ouster-row, London ' • and sold by. Mantwrs and Mina, and A Constable and Co. Edinburgh. • FORD'S , DRAMATIC WORKS. 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E LMA crt4 HAMILI•ON, Author 'of Letters on the L 10111161tiliy of Educi tion, Cott,iemi of Gtenburnie, &c. . , 1! rintel for John IV3lker, Wilkie and ltebinson, Long• man, Horst, Rees:, Orme, anit'Broivn, R. Sdioley, A. K. Noisimao and Co. and liihnion and Co. • A SUPERIOR AND URIVhRSAL SCHOOL. 110 0 1;,„ This Day'was published, • Illustrate 4 by Engravings, and by a great number of Wood. cans, price as. 6d. bound, A UNIVERSAL PRECEPTOR, or GENE RAL GRAMMAR or all A itTs, Sc', I E N cEs,. end USEFUL KNO W E.DGE, serving a 3 a Text. Book tOr Seminaries of firth Sexes in all Branches ,ot Human t earn. lug; of which distinct, solid, and comprehensive views arc contained in this - Work. Icy the Rev. DAVID BLAIR, 'Mather of the C lass- llook,:First Catechism,.Reading'Exer. cisea, ,loclels i uvertile Letters, Erielish Grimmar, &c. . 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Or. lirilllVS,POWiter Z g . Dalbyte cariginitive ,g 9 i )0." AnaleptieV ills 4 6.: girultg Tinvt. of,liArk 4 o l)itro Antinilioos Pills z 9 „Iluxhain's ditto -3, 0 Dr.A4otiie.A.;intlybaAte 4 o , English 4.:011ee . - s 9 till% Steer's O . podelddc ' a 9 E3,41. - liCe Of Ginger "' 29 . Do. C.ativoisionttil - 2. 6 Inzlisii's Scots Pills i .if 110. Camimulel..4ops 1 9 Chritenhimi Salts z ; g . E s:wile , : , ) t coltitaant 3 6 1 peCiltill..lllha Lozenges t .11 Mr. Spence' Dentifrice 4 o -Dr. tioimicr's 'l'ea . 2 9 . The Cephalic:Antal' . 1 4 Henry's IVI tguesil . s 6 Icizeily,es or Blois - z q htireLlaut's Drops .., :s 6 Glass's Magnesia . 3 0 Bpi Isbury's ditto - s 6 I,co's I.iiiiii.ent - - s • Giant's k:uckgh ditto i 6 Asipusati. lialsiim . 2 9 flicenottAh's rinetures 1 t 4 l'oine l'ills . , . 2 g - Ditto Toht Lozanges t to .I) . r.' filopee's PAIL- ' . 1 le S4othing isynii, .a 9 '44N0.1e Anc.) want* to A.l,l4;ctkint, .44i. los •-..x•lbottitlikin. T4iPERL4.L, ,PAP,I4PMEJ.V2. VOiME OF PEZia; TußariAY .TULir" 16. t.ounsii) tverqfilull v liriarn tetoerintg.the Appeal Cau.fr,'llli v.l; •resr rd. Consideration Otindi.... Merit I,o;tp..nte , ! till TintrsdAy. cIitcULATiNG MHDIUM. After some imery 41 had elsp*ed, Order cif the bay, which Lord.nips ward Atiutudned . , , was read. tarl STANHOPE rcise, and slid it *oh'dila Ina be an instill to the umlerstanding, of their Lerdshipi, were he to occupy their time in expatiating uptin the gre tt,.the extreme importance of the ittbjed to Mitch the.Besolutioni novi upon their isble refer: red. Without a circulating medium, thter-ordinary traeisiainne betWeert man and man must be at a stand—the contracts of Government could not be made-se he creditors of the public could ant be paid, ear could the machine or Government itself proceed with its twit:lions. The cominetce of the country must beimpeded, the manufactories must: be stsi.. ;sclded; acrd the relations of landiord.:ind temrat toast be fatally affekled. 'The eubjeft wae intereit nog to everyindividual M the cisinmuniT, rich as 'well as poor. , Whatever difference of opinion may eilist upon other points, all must agree ifinhe mese sity for a circulating medium. With respea io the Meaitires contemplated by the Resolutions Upon the table, he told them over and over again, that, Such .rpeasereit would be necessary. He originally corn. ..nounieatedithhrri to the Heine, even before the Bill nOW;peottiqg in the oilier House, and which had heel eolPruperly pissed by their Lordships. Ho, had ,communicated it to the HoUse in hii speech au the Batik Token Bill, and he had ,ead a letter which lie 'addressed, by desire, to a Noble and Learned Lord upon the subjed. He had nitiformly averred that the'first measure would not • du alone, and that sometiliorfurther would be essentially .necelsitry. Let theinlonly consider , hove the law will eland, fl - ier the Bilkalluded to Shall !MSS into a law, but more especially as to the relations between landlord and tenant. In point of faa,.notwitbstanding carat hss been advanced, the tenant would .be placed its a worse situation in consequence of the leaf Bill, than he was before, and for this plain reason, after the Bill shall pass, he cannot bring gold coin for the payment of his rent, for the 818 cellist down as low as seven shilling pieces; which, before, he could do, tho Ugh at •il great disadvantage. This will be the aborraineble state of the law after the Bill passes,, unless duly iollowed up by ulterior mea awes, as he 'rec..mtnended. -Cu; user Tirr4JßUi was not in itself an excellent one, it WIS justifiable only from the necessity of the case. It Was the ne cessary pfecursor of other measures. The Noble, Lor,is opposite seemed io bee in the situation of per sons di iven to cross roads, at a loos which to take, but being' ompelled to go on, they ,must of necese airy take arsine read or other. He would dire4l them. intwahe right . one. The Noble Earl instanced tin hypothetical colloquy between a tenant and a rigid indlerd, who insisted upon payment in gold, or 1110 . penalty of the centred, or the turn out ; like Shy. .lock, who, would have the penalty and forfeit of hie bond; time reled, of flesh I' But it was not tor he class of landlords and tenants aline, that the evils resulting from such' a state of the lliw were referable; every other species of debtor and creditor were equal ly. liable. Ile state of the law would be such, that - something must be done, right or wrong, to ' change it . ; and he confidently truited the tight line would be adopted. He expo fated upon the evils which he described would result from a system, whieli, in tfre,,preseut state of things would allow landlools, te - enyoti.er species of creditors, to eu. ftirce the peetnent of gore ; the irresistible comes quence of witi`b 'would bt.v.a considerable rise in the prices of every article of commerce. He a wl ,. tended the public sense and feeling was at his side of the question, and it there were to be meetings On the subjeel, in Kent, for instance, or any where else, a division of Alemberr wont&stiew the ta i ac i ty of those who opposed ! His Nook Friend, in his eye, had. recorded his sentiments in his protest, signed,by himself with the gicatest Confidence (the Earl of Lauderdale), .when lie used the expressicin 11/e"..-hut on investigation' it would be found, that it`was the Genetal only that entertained f these sentiments, and that his army hati'deserted him ! Bdt perhaps those who aeted with his ,Natle Friend thought that it was dislike to the present Mintatees that caused the gold to 'be hoarded .4, and that when they came in, the gold would. come out LI showers ! This, however, deemed to be the mean ing, if any, of mach of 'their aretiments.—Well ! then it was said geld must come trout abroad, but how ? - There may be much above and below'votlhd in 'Peru and Mexico, but it. could not cum with calling for it ; at least it could !tot come , without gold's-worth being sent for it. 'Those who insist to ' lOudly upon the policy of general payments in gold, couldnot withhold' it from the payment of divie , den& at the Bah4 a il shoa!d be prefe ra bl y f orme d for that purposeoWhy then twenty' millions, which'tnight be porchased tots .would go a very littirs'way., Was that the wisdom . of the plan of paying in gold Such an exclusiye system of payment was only fi t for a society of Hutteptuts; it was a law of autitattity, and one but &tee removed from the intreduttion of civilization. Suppose the course of the exchanges were not against this court try, and an invasion of both or either of the Islands were to take place not one cooseiveree be, that th e ..gatel'he go n e' ral would buried ? What would be the - resilill 'Tice circuletine medium, ff there were no othWt m . gold . , most 'he ItiSt ; but • if the billanceeet theeirehanges and trade were aktiin4 the country it woobi be will worse; net e goitica Eta: visible horn ,the I.,titZt.End to the Qiitpt extremity of the Island 'Zit' in the system of book cattle* and transfers, twit as gcnernlly ,-ptopaseit by