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'• s ' I , - q :1. ::, y' , , ~..:; A t , . .'1 i'z! . :I'.. t ''' '' I, , . 11/3r R 7694.] c.,,,,. iic:IbENLY SONIERSEI-PI:,AR:.I ', {?,IICP, is I, c.reb v ~iv eo t i rt th e EN:f-1113r- -1 ,III.:,1 Ivy tr, i')l,l.:\;. t;; ^ Mt:ND:kV NE XT, 'tliii , ''oils 1 • Ire ~.(1,,e1, t ,:, 11 ~ it ' Oile ..,I)..liitg.---Catalogne One Shilling'. , !),r„,., , • .1 - 1," HO IVA RD, It, il': tittehttkify , . I te.otit,..4ithil`stuOnts may receive t licit 'l'nice,t.trapd,c.,- ..„,„ Y 111,ipilt tit tht Acade ot y on*NliiiithigicrterTaets*. ti I " TRINITY (.01,LE1.4: OXFORI). ' ' il,t; 1x,,, , , ~ ' ..,, , , ,"—: • — ll l iiiii i i ( 1.- M VLR 6 A 11Y : A l 14E1 '' N Gil re f : the,. i icl t ,'„li Thj ,Ptitent•Nrernbers'af this'tollege Se II be he ~ killific"ct.Ploase . `Cavern, St, .datoss?fsVet, ''•tt l 0" • Vie ttr'br:tiis Trim.. 0 ' t,,,,, . , .sriAvAarls, '' ht . ,y'' PeLe'"Y• ' • " Iter. James lurnattl• 1 : f„l,N4 l it, James It:mil:ill, — .sq. ;. . ' rr l t 411 ;, ;'• 4 ) mlto intend- to • dine Itt•e, portiettlarlY rat fra" ' 14, V 11 1 )( tht same - at the Mice of the Thatched .., • 14 tt! tfriAnDALF.N COLLFCF OXii3lil3. ilt A?,plit, ' t ", , '• . , (~ IA ' -14 )1,11', E4 .: P iR SA It Y MEETING OF ;.NI.„- , ~,4,v icir..- 4 ,1 - ififig. wilt ihe had sit the Th;l l, lu ,l ... T dames-street, on I%'EDNESD.x.I', t ihy kb i ' l 4 Sia o'clock. It :11'5..1y,(4,.. srumr.tru)s. —,,, ' ' ,v.... I. 4:At, '.• Nit.. Tinney. 4, o 4o 'Yordo Mr. V. 41 are ey. . tt „, 4 flo ri d . t : , i 11 , mg to dine, Are requested to or the Ir '' - ' 4 " or the t ftiatel*d:llouse, on or before We 4 \,, -........„.....„ ~~ '! I.i 4,44444 SArl'Uj.tl)..A l Y, MAY 3, 1817.' to Itf; ' :~~ , ZSFIrr.NPRNIcr. j ,„ ; • • • THE smoND DAY OF DiIAWING Will take place on = WEIiDiES6AY NEXT, 7th of AI.IY. 111 G• jeAttliOLL Frfeilds whole Nnothers were not deteribitted , lty P111.4T DAY'S I)4AW.ING, on the increased Value of their ChipClS, 0 3S All the CP .IIT:MS' are still remainin4 int he Wheel. s ' Tin. admired Scheme of this L 9 ttery is so well known, t hat ;4llllosltisetedivss to.retnind the Pithlie that it &out:tins I N kl N o l? I's 1 :( 1117‘ Prize F sof (ru l e ° I Ticfc urs 411,(i 1314.1.0E5, (Warratitedrt?tkian), art on Sale at flit: i f/lice.), of G. CARROLL. 7, icOANI - 111,14, and 0X.1. , 611D-STAEET, at th to...ginal prices, viz.— Whole Ticket ,Cli.lBs. • Half On-atter '5 1 0 I Sixteenth C. CAPOLL, in the last October Lottery, Sold in .Shares 7,735,. the last l'riye of nO,OOOl. ever drawn, and Seven other Capitals, in Eighty Shares. LONDON ADJOURNED Irestaildarthe London Adjourned Sessions were held at .GOl4llOll, before the LORD MAYou, the Recorder and Aldermen. ATROCIOUS' ASSAtILT. „., Phisj indieled 'Mary, tValsh e Auder.the ft - Mowing most agkravating eir unnstances,:7-It appeared the prisoner bad, with (nit any prOvneatiott, seized the hand of the pro secutiqs“and gertinkian of her fingers in her mouth, titafttglefliit: in .so dreadful a'manner, that pita of it . fell off ify a few days, the remaining , part mor-r, tiff d, and'the whole was eventually amputated. Several' witnesses were called - in Support . of the prosecntion,, each of . whom described the assault of the prisoner as moot brutal and outrageous. The prisoner was Inond guilty ; but in conic ` (peace her'being tufadvaiiced in pregnancy, the , Court sentenced her but to one month's pt isonment, ber4ittsband ; and ,Knottter, s u rety th he hound in recogniz.inces of 50/, each fur he `greed belaViorit. • MELANCHOLY.CASE. • Nary .Brown; alias Ryan. (the unfortunate wife of the man who had been executed in the morn ing), was next put to the bar, charged %%it'll en deavouring to•prectire, and •to aid and abet the escape of her husband, and two other persons„ namedliallard and /10.04 Y, ,front his Majesty's gaol of Newgate, on the 13th of April last. The prisoner, as might Well 'be supposed, ex hibited the most wretched appearance ; she wiis convulsed in agony, and had an infant at her I NIPERML - PA R lAAMEN I`. ~" . lIPUSE Or LORDS, EittiDAY, MAY 2.. tW, .11r. Allntttt presented the Annual Act.ount of the T r batues .Navigation. . IVe‘ Suntt. from Oa Chamber of Lombqt, thAApplol Act loom ,of the Orphan's Fund, and other....paperB ; and Mr. Cobb ,111, Annual ,-Apepont of Alit Margate. Harbour Compan.y.f ! .--Ortleteil to lie on the Table. The - Howse reaolved itself intn n Cimmittee ork Sir Edward Omen's Divorce Bill. The marriage s.ertlernent ausLother deeds wet": delivered at the Bar, and the further proceeding postponed till Monday next, and passed. . TNe Landiftevenue Bill was testi , * third' time s NEXT IVEDNESDAY, SECOND :DAY. sivEwRIGHT, Contractor for the recent O. • LOTTERY, announces that- he has made no advance in the Price, as has been custornat7 after - the First riitY's Drawing; and no Prize above 251: yet heel' drawn, those who adeenture before NEXT WEDNESDA'r, 7th MAY, hare a decided adrmitage, for, with a cliininishoditunt her of Tickets , the Wheel still contains 2—of. 0fk20,0110 Money I /,' , 2,000 Money 2of 20,000 Cons. I 2.. of.. 2,000 Cons. &C. &c. • , The Window 13iitir 'Aiiiiridment Bill, and the Life Annuities Bill, were read a second tine, The Clink of the Natißill, and a Private 13111, were brought tip from the House of Commons by Igird ~1? G. Osborne, and other Members, and read a-first time. . , Eall UfIOSVENOTt presented t► Petition from, Gloucestershire, preying for son►e mct►rure for the' better Recovery 'of Sivall Debts.—Ordesed to lie on the'ruble. If, however, the .chief of the above shoUld not then be drawn, a material advance must certainly take place, for there will be but one more day of I)l;.twinx, TUESDAY, 20th .May. therefore, socO an opportnnity uny tieverocenr agaiii of speculating, for so smill guin,• in.is'lmiteri where Ilia Prizes sc) preponderate, that a Person possessingYive Numbers is not entitled to more than One Plonk, and whet', by porchasing only One Nurnheiyott may gain TWO CAII- TALS in Two Successive Lotteries; it superfluous to s,y more iq recommendation of it.; , SALT TAX. ,‘ kr tb f 1411 , 1 1 / 4 4-t" inttnit . -prie,tre 4010 ,,,the tc .„ :; 1711!1:-.-11 144' ;, a n was. 74111 for, it , 1 1 1 1 / 4 , 4 01.; . ,,f,,' 4 0 ,,f 1 ; 4 1C F 51i 1 1 4 )3; t4 th Pun .14 4 14 4n1 P ry 14 Iii„1: 31 ed;•' e 1 t l lriy~4lY.O'Otit • `. 1. Ni t; /Z 1 h Kral :4 4 itt,' k 14 4q?4, 1 . ~kit 1 041 11 1 1 r101 1 "43 ' lilZitr44 it It; 4r4ir,"4',lticas Lord ROLLAND" pregetltCd a Pet ition from Per.• sons concerned in the Potteries in the oeighboot• hood a Chesterfield, Derbyshire, complaining of the oppreisive nature of the Salt 'Fax, and praying for some regulations. His' Lordship: observed, that it was not Ms intention to originate . .onv mea sure Upon the subject, but heconld not tielp serving, that, the, y.epeal of the , wovid contribute more than any other measureito the relief of the poorer class , s, and that if; instead of raising the prOKOSed:Sum, 'tor what .was called the Relief of tbasPoori , the SAlt Tax %Val repeal ed, apd that suns was.raised in the manner pro• pose, ns a Atibstii ute• 'Air the ,tittio fi)t _of the 'l4, it would contribute toristit,,,Anote than the ProPnsed measure to the teal relict, of the poor, and that without breakini , in upon uriy principle of legis lation. • The Petition was ordered to lie upon the Toth.: LORD ,siumotrrirs ,bresst. - The particulars of this case have already ap peared. Several vituessei yesterday deposed to the truth of them. The prisoner had no Counsel, but Mr. BAIL Y humanely, volunteered to plead. Ile observed, that it in the minds of a British Jury,. whom hie J. SIVEWRIGHT has on Sale 'IICKETS and SHXREI warranted undrawn, at his Offices ' N 4 ..37, to r tilt ill Nm*Bi Haymarket. No. Urolliorn, and No. NI, Oxfurd-str,et. This Pay were published, in Svc). price 9s. boards, ESSAYS on. HYPOCHONDRIACAL and other Nervous Affection. ' - . Dy JOHN REID, 1\1.1). . . I : Of the Royal College of Physicians , London. and late Physi cian to the - Finsbury Dispensary. Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, arid Brown, Pa;.. ternoster-row. . , . This Driy were published, 4to. price cR. ins. hoards, TRAVELS in. BRAZIL, from PERNAM 13UCO to SEARA ; besides occasional Excursions.— Also, a Voyage to Maran4in ; the whole exhibiting a Picture ,of the State of Society. during. 4 Residence of. Six. Years in that Country. Illustrated by ,I'l..ies of Costumes. By HENRY KOSTER. Printed for Longman, Hurst Rees, Orwe, and Brown, Pa ternoster-row. Of whom may be had, The History of Brazil; Vol. J. iii 'lto. price 21. 23. hoards. Vol. 11. with a Map of the Count; y, price 21. 10s. boards. By Robert Southey, Esq. This Day wore fitililistiv.d, in Three Volumes, 8:0. price i lqs. hoards, the '.l.'hird Edi tion Ord ical e(1. by permission, to Lord Grim rille,and turfed by Coal uiowd Members of .both rmiiiicatimis front tro,t og ~ liont.es of Parlianten AGENUI N E Hod CORRECTED ti EPOILT of the . SPEECHES of the late Hight flonoiirable WIL LIAM PITT, in the rloose of Commons, from his Entrance into" Parliament ii 1781 to the Close of the Session in 1805. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Itties„ Orme, and, 13rowu,. Paternoster-rose. *hon be lmd, lalely published, 1. Fox's Speeches, in (I vols. Bvo. 41. ds. boards. 2, Burkek-Soeeclits, in 4 vols. 8v o. 21.1G5. hoards. 8, Windhain's Speeches, in J vols. flvo. 11-I.os—hoartls. 4. Speeches of Charles Phillips, Esq. HT°. 5. Speeches of the Right flon.J.'P. Curran, BVo. 12s, rlioil ESQ. 'flt• 4,, ' 3 ' New Brid • • L O d o gt , 4lretl, it • 'to t . • mfortn you, that ever since the atilieted' with tit d 4.134 Venerea ; ' i dely,resisti ng e very course u t nie di c i nr s • eininent of the•facrilte byre, and an t' co of •saliviit • atol twice dis ;pita! with little iul would appear to rttte nature. la the spriiiiklif.Adst ;yeltr I Ste!) a head, nearly lu put ft period a ) 41 '0 'ulcer, on the'erna4 &fatty bead, mY leg's were broke out in it frightful dreadfully painful, and had'heeli in a the lilt seven years; my left hail also ttitty It discoloured, and gave l i am; particularly when warm in bed, ie of rest in this lamentable state, I Pa. J. ''', ' lllo,ll (who received se ' i re); to take ; - the nth of Slay; in the course of a receive benefit -in little !HMV than a 'Y head ai.d arms were souk e 'healed— ail my leks healed flISO.; leaving, hoe:- isculoaratiett in the skin, ;sod pair; in the by the lilt ssirig of God, and a little )'oar invaluable Medicine, snhatiled ; sLia regai,:itt . tr its 'iatoral hue, and i,,toally going . otf.—l thus became, by perik:ctly free from .all any' I .:4.ovci•ed may former spirits aiisd nil fat, itt Wltivit state hav ng Gt'lkt" aAtiusisitincnt • all who knew c.xpress su ;•ristitimic, Lot " other sutfering caortals,,to make . Ipos,:bi e , as I seal' on every occa , lit i•treirt ly oblige, obedie„t., v e ry bumble servant, , . ALEX. M (HIKE it Edinburgh. t , ~, to th e a b ove P ure: — New Poultry Market, Edinburgh; As , tatblv 4:lost; Edinburgh. soles Proprietor, THOMAS TA. Royal K I Colte•-e of Surgeons, at ,Y S Londoni wilco e, after a 4,, 41 14` ,,, 11,:g ,, re - tlian 40 years, in a practice parti. i tht I,4'rcie.iurre Vedereal Ccsaiplatnts and those nit: 01 Gen rratiun, with tht. inviolable kZilt, 4l . l 4l; e „'" 3 yrofession shculd always observe in 41414, linuself the advice and assistance he IrOti fl 4'4 pe 'soft s taking this Medicine, will' ii 1 :,1,4,,v0i,1 41 ,.ning Public, as an advattage seldom '41 1 , 1 ,‘. 11 aultrignity i i i- ', 1 1 , 4 " , eut,.f0r the convenience of those S ho Nt "ue Toyshop No. le3;oxford-street;; 4. 1(.4 ' 4 46 4 ' Fish-ststo-bill; Mr. Baxter', Is ~ 4z"V ~a Ytu s " t dr A atslV üblin ; nd by tn ll e i n ti're; D tl a Atli! 4 0 1 4 . 111 Fid. each, stitraped, and sealed up " whereby persons, of r 'with efifte, f 1 , 611, evertor , and safer,' ' ~ .- C • i tt. tit' ~ - *1 41 4 tl i ‘ t e,re tett t i t e .ita —AIAKTIAt'" 1 l? ''' A '' ; "re, 1% liei r t r bfe l at ;kb Health." V le tt •' • . to confine . 1 440 t. • ysten, or Etikics is . -,- .. ions; lial :„:10aads, aro thus to regoiate tileyasl _,_,,,. ttitts,t;,,l ni,,ehordoiate they impetuously sue"'" It i litlrti,t „ It : itligion and Slorality harenwid f ac p r r e u d . ; i,,titit,ti ,"“dale Lilco) appears the lesson o f kh; UP CZij h . t ' . ,i 10 iiillit their effervescence. . 4kiol,,lo4:l.tiliai of the hsinian triune reilhi..re!s g_re..lll..t. 'lcii, 1'a',,f,,,,.;-".4.'e11Y. art-d the public wel f a '‘ ; ' e ' st l' o r n w s , 4114 4„ii " il l :it! . the It (41 isrei,lard ii .. I; It" L I i t to t fie r 4rilll"'. tiial :iLiei'lvd) (k"Le their s r u udence. and .. . , ,N tip, ti .. of 114, I.,;lsi,n:ig,erterated by , lull _ ue , ‘ 1i",4 1 ei',, itz % ta - c l , is,,at in unuarel 1 moment. health of the pea , 4. ~_eii.„l,,i,,_ II!. ttitil,ts in the , cd6ge to i l's4:t 'I ~,,r u i:,l,•-.ly to reilect on the daily. sa ' , ll l ' le, it '''''ag eitipyricisin• and to counteract, a s _ii ti t' Ptpult: f.tirt her ravtik,..ii, „,'„ off er to suffering' 11 . 1, 7 ' 44 ": l4ii '/ . . ' ? i l l "" r own experience in 'ate various (1!lt :1,)) t , j1),,,, 1, 1 .1,,. tioaary victim of solitary ris:e, earl( , 411, 4 1,i i , (~t''""re lteason has asserted her right In L e l'itt,t'' elli.''.Platiii: his powerless state. hec°9l., :r".,,i.t1c,4,,,i s'.4lltg seiv.ations in kuoiring th a t . ti:: , i'1..."-1 I,ll,;:ittt'y'r exhaustion may be rn . use . d ,' 1 1_,. 7 1 4i l'ill c`• '14,4--inonoderate atisiet) --10 , Ots, ...,1 for,. corers l i 1 s , vi in )ItZv,i.. , , i. ~ ,g e .ttit. ~; .. t 4 many other 0.19.1:au ....;‘, e (444 ii 41.;.,,,.. 41. '".. v ous Spam ; In S,Fcb_.,,..ledc.s ~.., ~„ tit._ ,L,tt.:.ti of rt.. a . iiim . : . ttiuti, oy 1,-.eu.,_ p„ t , Ile saogunie hope , of p:4l n'' of 1 .' , 11„ 4 , 1 iii,,,,. , il'kim,7Ny IC"' mippiaci4/ ~. v t . , - 2 , can mow lie , iti 1 ,its ital. ; or .t; • "'• ,- "" t ••• snec 1,1,••- t„ t4, 14 .....1atd0te f t sta it te i i t't 1 Ical • that i.,'Api i t 6 tilSe ...5.re,.11 it; propi!.rtses . tit, lll , I ts exhihithio uncertain and harassing. l:'" , 41 ' 41 41 4 4''"llad hy of iserving to pat lent s'labour.• T' Yrrii'lf krill!) ti4 At a fc.ly days only are required ,fur. t. , 1,., „, . 4yiurtouls • t 1 • t th ,',, • i„.d,itty r e , • , 1 4 e must inve_ te.ratat , •,1„ } 4,1 t. "i 3 within a mouth, and that '" ' ~"'rlii,,, 4,l4:ets.hin.self iiijiirecl, the disease ma.): , :1: 11, er / I , „''' , 4 1,1,1it.a; int;similar reMark t.i.,,..t.l.togeniefitz, c,i flit. 'generative sYsten't • /•,, ,),•.,','', 1,-,.. neti,illy stricture s , obstinate ' . ' ,Netl without the USO Of caustic; , i I,IIi t i 13 i lICi ( i 1.. Ilt i I 1 I V tI 1 r h rifter 1 4ii. . ' „4 , ' aril', ii , nally .td pt'- ~ , h .' , i. ' 14 ""iti'W, peeuliariv energetic, hhd 1., • i ' loir ...„. 1, 4 , ,natire cite ,f• . ' nro :‘,„,,1, oy 0; ,. ... .(a. t. our,. ~ . ( it Zt;t 4 ' t , try,,i,4 ,IN)lchditl medical vflararters I eul" I t kti jl ' t. tiit`lttic,. `4 :, ',,Y,v 1 " earn lizure with actitiir.ition the ,Nit.,,i2lY (i r , V ,". lice Cc .ditiorrstal, our pret".t7 4- kv ca,,, ~ . ,P1.17:e1.1 kl .lure sel e ct e d) re ill, I, C , t.„,i. , . L iivr, t. 'tut„ 1 , , I ~‘, ii,r,:ell IJV the daily :pf ,l 104- ~,,,' ',", ,-; :Int c,,,, Iltel es. q O IN4 I 4rt,t, pt.'4();'i 41 81 Co. I'4 I. It , C. Siligcuits. 0 ,;4.,,, i.F1 1 ,, ~ 'tt-Iret:t, Lutm. , 404 it,!4l ' it t. , iii,... , . . . 1‘,1"14,,,,' 1,„, • t , )th, ..,.. 71,?(Littoti We do occt limit nar ,'"'ll-.....(,. 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COLOUR WORKS, near l'iosbury-sr inure, • City-roast, (part of the late City Brewery.) drARNA7\ lENTAL 110 USE anti CH EA I' 1 ~ i . • IlLir PENETRABLE PAINT,' (DAL TAR BLACK mid BROWN, fur Fences, &e.Wholesale, 'Retail, and for f. , .- portation• • ' LINGARD and HUGHES -respectfully acrpmint 'the No bility, Gentry, ;kiercliantss Trailers, and the Public iA gene ral, they may be supplied with Ornamental noose also the Cheap Impc»etrahle and Anti co rrosive Paint, Coal Tat for Esnees,"in great reftte; Roman Cement, Pitch, coniinon Tar, I'. ositi, Alum * &c. &c. Linsecti•Oil, Tie. urpentine, and ever for y article used for Painting; Disteroper, dry or mixed usr ; the whole being matinfacttired'on the p o remises par can t he' wa rranted genuine.---White Lead from 36g. cw. Nottingpati ditto os.; invisible Greco ,Lead. - Slate, StOne, lylow, Chocolate, Br.c. .50s.'; Red , 490. ; Brown 3g.; a nd cheap in proportion per 11.. Prepared drying Oil for the above ss. 6(i. lAr.gallotr; Itefittid Coal - Tar Black f a aner d ilrown fine 2-lA. per ewt. ; .9ommon ditto 11:ls. Sperm Oil, ovy q uality, for drawiug-rooins, common oil, for stables,. &c. . , . . N. 11. Entrance to tke warehouse, S. s econd door pp:the gateway, tvith a oantutodcous yard for carriages to too, ; where samples and specirnens of the Colours 'are exhibited, for ladies aud..gentierncu, merchants, /40. to thuse;. •, - Lingard and Ilog{lgs can shew a specinien of a 'soperior and clrgePt bright Green, for viratidas, garden choirs ' & e ., ro tt `the butt cst sun cannot fade; well calfulated (Or tlie.F.att, and West- Indies; and partiettlarly recomuleinh;rl"to the Nco9itity , and Pentry, for tewtt and' conotry moosioris, gat dens, &o, &c, . I then bad the honour to address, conviction stm.tild be established against the prisoner, lie %you'd then ;urn to the Court, and appealing to its mercy say, that the patigs, the contrition, the grief, and the ' sorrow, that at present inundated the soul this unfortunate widow and mother were to her a far greater punishment then all the pains and Penal 4 tics of the law. Theßscoapen having summed up the evidence, the Jury, after some minutes cousultation, pro nounced a verdict . of - Guilty, but,' through their Foreman, thus addressed° the. Court : " My Lord, and Gentlemen—p.We s most earnest ly recommend this almost helpless and wretched ,woman to your mercy. The. whole .:Court, we feel, has, wit* r purselves., hero, agonized at the i circ ° uncer#ol she who th 4 morning, but a few i 'since, was a wile, is now a widow, eas upon society, under eircuptsta4ces° of the mosi heart-rendilig nature, to seek protection for her self and' orphans. We beg that, in mercy , you w ill vlari r .‘treir with the most len;ent pidnisbnicdtt possible.'' : . The Court. having consulted afew moments to gether, the RECOittiER pioCeeded to psi sentence upon the prisoner, and having highly coMpli ',tented the Jury for their very humane . recorri ruendation, in which he, said the iencit be !t rtily ' concurred, ordered her to be confined in is4ewgate for one calendar month. . . The prisoner, in . a flood of tears, begged the Court would suffer her '' to go to q!e, i ,pt.* : ~ her husband the. being .an Irishman and Roma., Catholic), and see the last of him," . ~ . The Court said it was not in their poi Vii to grant such a request. She was then conveyed in custody from the Court ; the 4nry, however, and almost every in . - diVidnal in Court, previously bestowing upon hee sums of ,mOiley. After hearing some, minor, cases of assault and misdemeatwur, the sessions 'adjourned. . TO MIL RICHARD TURNER, ON HIS I' k i:COMPARABLE Bh4pEaNa. As When the Son's gtad beams diffuse ' Resplendent, tom le fay s and neat,. • So"shines your Bluching on toy shoes, • r r Unsullied, splendid, bright,:and clear. •:. • T. sot what planet eau compare, 'What morning star Shines half so bright ? F o r joff nenee, beat, and tiht,:are there, Hail matchless source of boundless light! The blossom spreads itself to thee Parent of trees, of flowers, and Lit ; And in the eve, the Western See, • Spontaneous rolls tn pay thee suit. But cease, my Muse, this lofty strain, - Nor son, nor stars, nor sells cxplute, n u t to the point. revert again— , For merit is reserved in store. 'Tis merit. moves me ow to %rite , -Why shautd it-languish en my tongue' • - ; Fortmerit must he brought to light, And he to whoni It dues belong. ' • . To n i stru, thy union on tecord stands, - PI igh on, the pinnacle of F a me, Thy lively genius then deni!inds Some !Ut i le tribute to thy mime. Thy curious lietniS, shininglllack, The risfeinvelitimi of thy mind, Was not explored . iii ages back, Nei O'er equalled by mankind. This !Picking, when it is applied, • To Boots or Shoes, Ntach lustre yields, . That those who use it think with pride On Tu UN Mt, Of aitit George'si-hchts. 'Tis he, and he alone, that can This nititchlels compisltion Mate; Seccp4 44.icrf4 crtkons,thetts - - •. Rendered so uieftil for your satie . ' What; thotighlthii rich gay garments boast, And costly prerrations u ? e, . 'fa is their gran elm greatly lust Without this Illocifitican their. Sh o es, . ~ • . , r . • Urge, then, your footstep tp,the,place, , 'Of this renOwnetrttion's alio& ; .., , ll is habitation may %toe. , , By joiuneying to the London Road. Take notice, this Bineking rqy lie had, I%"linfissare and its.: tail, at 'OP rq" ) !l 3t ' iu n S l'Pre•bcniSro: l. ,1 4#,A•01 1 01914.•„Itoutl? , Sotithwark, and ny all•the Grocers, Perfumers, Mitten and BoottnaLcrs in the- Metropolis,- and ID every Town ill Ent. latid, N:B; Atli for Tyro lt's Mackin. The tORD CDANcr.I.I.OII Stilted thd his inquiries respecting the eases of Sponee and fflogg, mentioned in the opinions of the Law Offieerl„rFferrO .q../11. L 9 14, SitbIIQULICLA%i rc itlor Letter. With respect to the eitSe'or Spence it appeared, hat on the I:ith br Apil, 1801, an information upon oath was swiatf. before Mr. Ford, then at Bow-street;-.bya.4-''person of the name of Seale, that he had pt;oted frir Thomas opruce a wort'. entitle(' ...aociety rest...tacit original principles,"' and for that work Mr. Ford held Spence to bail, to appear in the Court of King's Midi milt lie first day of the emitting Term. 'On the filet tiny of the Term, the then Attorney , - General filed an information against Spence,. who wcts called on his recognizance, and appeared. Ile was subsequently tried and convie;ed. With , ' &-se of Hogg, it appeared that an' itwl;:a,ttiou was, sworn before the then Lord Mayor (1801), by it person who had purchased at iloga's shop the antis for adultery. The I.urd oda Atexondia. tingg 41 boil, to appear in ihe Court of king's Bench on the first , day iii the ensning I f fertlii and ihe recognizance. was Nn up by the then Attorney-General, ..On the first day of the iinsiiitig . Terth the late Mr. Perceval, having in the mean time become Attorney , Gone, ral, that Gentleman filed on lnfurumtinn against Hogg, whowas called upon his recognizance, and appcarect. Suluuviently o upon tiogg's delivering tip ail the bOolts charged agitiost him, the prose cution was dropped. There 'was no opinion given with respect to these cases in any other way than by the proceedings he bad stated. Earl Gaair expressed hitt acknowledgements the candid etat elur t of the Noble nod Learned Lord, but Obsireed, tha' it did' not appear 'that its either of the. CAlti :11, the point had heen,ditspntesl4 or that there had been any question raised.as to the legality eif . the proceeding. Theet•WitteatilY the opiohys of Attorney,Oenereli,. hut Nt f o sinit v ol any Poort of Lim; that could be reeolitaett 00.04 atil.l44lty. He: still 'cootidered; tisertforeri the Circular Of the Noble Vispount a$ unconoi in attempting to inedrfere w ilt 'the ati, , mini tration tit jinstiee t .and he tparell it lead to a practice productive of the greatest ink chief to individuals. this view, after taking c onsiderable pains to ,inforto ltitoscdf upon subjeet, and been note to find nn e on - ip44. tent aothotity to sattetioh suds 14 measure, he felt; it Isis duty to bring it ender the coloideration of the (louse, and on Mthitley settinight . he slants( move for the ease referred to tire Law 011ieers ; cf the Crown, upon which . their i i irtion had been given, and which WU of great importance, with a view to form a proper estimate of that opinion. .The Lords',Wera ordered to be summoned for Monday se'nnight. LANDLORD AND TENANT. The Rita Of haiiitmOkr presented ft Bill autho rizing the Landlords of Partin, deserted by the Tenants, to re-enter upon six mouths rent being due, ingtehd - Of ovelve months, as . the late now stood. Th e fl 1I was read a first time, and hit Lordship, gave, notice of the second reading for Monday. Adjourned till Monday, (For the Prfeeditigs of the gouse'ef Contmoni a see • the last' jag