The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-05-23 00:00:00

THE WILTON FAMILY.

THE GEN'I'LEIIES mitrosiiing the SITE.
SCRIPTION foe the ORPHAN FAMILY of the
late Rev. WILLIAM WILTON, beg leave tti return their
thanks fur the very liberal Contributions they have received.
They are usable, at present, I. specify the precise ansonut
of the Sulp-criptiew; bat it ts, through the goutliscas of God,
so alosimit, that they feel that it would be neither just to.
cards oilier eases of distress, osur des to the generosity of
lb. Public, to press upon their kindness any farther.
P. bated List., with the none* of the Subscribers, sod the
react amount of the tun. contributed, will be prepared as
noun as the various sums shall have been collected, slick
are now is the hands of those who have obligingly received
them.

Gentlemen, having 1044/99 ie their hands, on thin *truant.
arc TIVIC to transmit it, together with the Subscribers'
names, to Messrs. Bokterthp Lithirgtoo, and Co. Cornball.
BRANISCOMB cod CO. with these marl gnat
awes% seed is the
Last Lottery, is 71 Simms le the preceding Lonny
No 3,734 ..... 7..101,01/8 No. t,ti e L.cootoo
4,954 9,900 3n.3 5,009
snr L son earls.... 11,500 3 of 1.500 sorb.. 1.590
Bring Shares ofalaseat every Capital therein; and in Net
yea/ way, ant of 90,004 d. and Capitals in the ninnunt of
the Si in y 9,01. the last 45,n0u1. and the only
stiminl. ever Shared; and is previous gars, to an amount
Irryttioil all precedent are now 'riling TICKETS and
hll.lit ES in the NEW LOTTERY, to h drawn the *tit of
mime, in which there are fuer extra Crand Prizes of (tow
Hundred Tickets saris, which may product to a Ticket
10..onitil. and to a Sixteenth upon, tic of uotool
ItRANSCONR and CO. again gnard Ik. public against
the cheerios vet forth of their hens and tio.lolol of the Pale
or the lint and last Of extra Grand P. 0.. in gill CU ; the dm t
in, eery Sixl. I. nth tr:o. sold, and the jortan,o9 imirretwers
earls received 1,:t4;1. ttio. J 4. at their Old sod oaly Olikes to
London.

No 37, Conihill. No ft, Holborn,
Nu. an, Hry@mob'', I And No Strand-
They will 1.41 se I v anaert an...1el a (iptinl twbicb
11116 uul abotliatcl) ohm t:d a0..1 Gold iu the /11111.

PRICE sixemics.;liAiiiiiws.lll.

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NEW PEEtt t(iit Of EN ULAN DI SAT*
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Printed fur Juim Stockfish., Piccadilly; Longman an-' Calf ,
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AN EXHIBITION of catittoi PICTURES*
by the most (steamed Masters, for SALE by Pidl VAT C
C 'NTH ACT, is now open at the 01J Academy Room, Pan
Mall, sear Carlton-House. Admittasce ts.s Cat-doves ie.
Open tram lir to b o'clock.

BRITISH GALLERY OF PICTURES, AT NO. 111.,
NEW BONLSSTIt ELT.
TO-MORItOiV will Oryen els 1.4.:Xf le BiTION .
of WATER-COLOUR PAINTINGS. from the Ad
:Hamer., including the Marquis of Staff...4'v Cum-nine, iq
Miniat ere, being pert of thine intended fief" The British
G:illery of Pictured," now publislituic, under the [smell ate
patronage of the King, the (Dean, and the rat of the Royal
Family; and also of the Nubility of the United Kineduni,
by Messrs Longman, Hunt, Roes, and Orme; 1. White,
and Cu, ; Cadcll and Davies, and P. W. Tonikiiic
To be custiaued open every day, Sundays tzerviud.
Admittance is.w—Cstalugue is.
Sobterlheri tti the work will have foto astrioseitm.
••• The second Number of tie Work will be publislud
nu the ath of Jane. and may be seen in the room.

NOVEL AND ADVANTAGEOUS PLAN.
N aldnion tothe FORTY CAPITAL PRIZES
I
whirl. the Scheme of the Freund LOTTERY contains,
the first Starnber drawn 31 Prigt shore 151. will be entitled to
TOUR ORED TICKETS, which are deposited is
the Bank of Enzlaud each Class (A, B, C, D), re, eiviag
thee Hounked Tickets, I. four of a Number, by which plus
Oar Ticket may gain ted,osal,aSbarea in proportion. The
Lotiery rill all ba draws m a gni days.

TO THIS CURIOUS IN WEDS.
TU3I. 'trivet! from High Germany. a fine Col.
!action of Pipin:i Bullasiches, brought veer by William
Vas der Hatton. They will pipe the Dears ter's March,
Miguel sod Cosstry Dames. Likewise some rations Piping
Canaries nod Liiioets. Also, two Very Rue Pointer Ougs,
and use Mite Boodle Dug, ear-anent for the water. brought
front Germany. The reason of the merchant not writhe(
boomer was on account of the birds not being in full solid
They are now 111 full perfi•etioa, and will kern their soog •
Tu be sold at No. tiro, St. Martin's-sane, Charing-Gross,
two doors below Hemmings-row, up one pair of Mairs.
TO MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS, AND
• BUILDERS.
Till BE LET on LEASE, for Niitetv-thrre
Years, the whole of the Ground called PRINCE'S
SI EA DO%AS, situate near Cuper's-bridge, is the Parish of
Lambeth; comprising, a frontage of almiat One 'llsowsand
Feet of the ROW iw Street, from the intended Strand-bridge,
towards the Obelisk in St. George's-fields; and a frontage of
about Otte Thousand Two Hundred and Fift7 Feet on ton
River Thames; and forming, is the whole, a Square of about
Twcuty-sine Accra-,
Plans, sad Particulars of the Premises, are awn ready to
be delivered at the Office of the Duchy of Comma , Somer.
srt-phsee ; M which Office, all proposals or Wren foe taking
the said Premise,, moat be forwanded by the oink May; on
which day, the Proposals will be takeu tato coosideratiou
and whoever may be the highest bidder for the whole, or any
of the Lots, provided that (air sad reasotialde Wen 011'11
made, will be cousiiiered as the purchasers thereof.
Duchy of (*wawa% OfEer,SOlSiefSel- place, May 7, tato.

PORT KT PLYMOCTI4.
TO MERCHANTS, SHIP BUILDERS,WHARTINGERN •
are. ate.
TRE DISPOSED OF, on a LEASE of
Ve 99
°krs, sleterasisable on the death of three lives, or
fur 31 'cc.; showlute, at the option of the Purchaser, all
those valuable and highly improvable Wharfs, M a ,11U11114,11,
otd Ship Builders' Yards. which surround the Pool of Sat.
ton, (couipri,ing the Port of Plymouth) sod appertain to •
the Manor of Ttentaton, Pares' of the Duchy of Corosall,
together with the %tater Rest, Bushclsge, sod other daps. '
which sir pasjil by vessels eine:lug the sail! Pool ; cad that • •
well. known lun or Tavern called the IS sat T , ha,
juicing %nil t's-Quay..

A Plata :yid Pal-tirelars of the Premises to be seen st Use
office of the Duchy of Cornwall, Somerset-place, Londiso, et
the (dice of Thomas (leather, Emir in Plymouth, surdet
Charles Carpentet's, Esq. Steward of the said Wang!, at
Moditouham, near Saltasb, after the 4th Juoe nest mid
all Persons, desiromt of purchasing tbe same, are retprested
to address their Proposals to Robert Gray, Esq. at the
Duchy office aforesaid, on or before the eon Jeoe, on whirls
day the several offers will be 'shell into consider:4ton, sod
whoever may be (Ac highest Welder provided that • mow.
able offer is mode, will be the Purchaser.
Duchy of Cornwall Office,
Somersetpleee, 91at May, 11 10.

Tbsi valuable castrate of a long.establisked CIRCULATING
LIBRARY, with the GOOD• WILL of the same, which
produces * considerable met income, arising from the
amount of the Subscriptions, which might be considerably
increased, the a bolt of which will be sold together in une
Lot. By PETER CORE.
At the Auction Mart, on WEDNESDAY, May 30, at Twelve
Welsch, unless previously disposed of by Private Contract.
Tins c..„,.i is of the titst Alspecta.
bility, ham been established more this sixty years is
the very heart (dike city, soil comps Lies upwards it eighteen
thousand voisuies of the best *orbs, in folios, (mans, ucta.
vus, duodecimos; 'embracing all the veriety of Literature, is
its learned, useful, and entesiansing branches, both in the
livititt and dead languages, many of the works scarce, sod of
considerable insouciance. Proper time sill be alloacd for
the removal.

Piloted partmulnrs are preparing, and is the men time
fastiter infuraiation may be übtasued, by applying to Mr.
Coat, 93, Tbrogutortowatrael.

The Fixtures are to accompany the contents attic Library
im well as about tom) Catalogues, which were published Ind
• few month ago, nad which will require the train adalti
tiers of aelya sew title-par.

a lENk NyEen R,
.clock.es
the Prey
BOROUGH, NEAR ST. MARGARET'S-HILL.
L. FAMILIES and OTHERS, PURPi DM IND !lOUS ES,
TO BE PEREMPTORILY BOLD BY ALCTIO?i,
THIS and the follbiowilli.4"Day. SK
t,
seises, No. It, Red Lien-street,
VV,
11 is nid red Lot., of Elegontenst !ell- roo-
.l_ orrarlored HOUSEHOLD EURNITURE. Iwo e"'N'
plate Drawiur, rase Snits forty Brussels' Carpets of all di.
"pensions, several wets Mahogany Chairs, Pier and Clumory
tarries, Large Mimes, four sets of Card, Pembroke, and
bufs Table% and other valuable affects. Likewise,
All the STOCK is TRADE of Mr. Robieson : compris-
ing several mahogany firm -pest bed.strads, with t hititi.er.f.
lon furuitarts, end variously heed; KOMI beds; In" a.."
wool mattresses ; teal bedsteads and incubates, a oh seitesse
beddiult i sr:viral sets of ale" Cart! ed in red and porpde
leather; ditto, in horse hair ••',viral sets ofriort, Peusbrely4,
and sure tables ; Ladies' •.41 Gentlemen's drcss.eg I
Grill appal Airs (-nervier( ; solid malvosany wardrobes
• ratan, 11, 4:. 3* era, a roam it, of Brunch, ?Sauey,
del...luster er,prota, brink rugs, stair t a/petting, ,
prior., linen, chine, • +today of herd ware,
IA
tumble ertir.es, well wueth the Aoinajos oftehli PAO* •
Calailun to be Woe the rriabcp. •

Thin det is palliated, plea la. dd.
ASERMON, preached at the Chapel of the
Featsdliat Rompdal, on Sandoy, April t, late.
By BOWYER EDWARD, Lord Bishop of CHESTER.
'rioted fur F. C. and J Ritiugton, St. Paul's Church.
yard ; sad,. Mirekinlay, Strand.
OCT.

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TALBOT'S LETTERS.
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price in hoards, t 1. Ms.
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IMPERIAL PARLI,IMEAT.

Noun OF LORD& TUrIIDAY, MAT tle.

ROXBURGH PEERAGR.

'Upon the mown of she Lecuts Co.t ocrt.tott, it was
seamed, that the t'oressottee of Privileges Io rep. rt to
the House the proceedings before thew OM the Its.xbrrgis
Peerage.
The Exchequer pa's Pundit:7, Bill, the Irish Stage
Coaches Sill, sod the Melt Intercourse 1111; were revel the
third time, sad pasted.
The F.atsbeszlentesn Bill wall read the eeeoad time.
011 the thinl resdiug of the Forfar Statute Labour Sill,
$ alAsios tnok place:

Contents — 17
Piiiii-Coateuts — Cu

Majority — I I
04 the shirt nulls; alga of the Forfar Rood Bill, a di-
visive took place—
Castro's .•
Pioo•Cuateata.

Mpjetrity
GAS LIGHTS BILL.
The Doke of AMR 4. shortly stated the public &dean-
tight of this bill, and lowed, "That it be read a third
loom"
The Lopo C wwwe LLLLL fell ennoiderable objection to
flrs Bill, as it incorporated the Conquer, and created a
monopoly There was a clause which exonerated indivi.
duals from being accountable to a greater cutest than their
sa'ieription , and although it gave a power to raise 20140101.
tt did got monde thet the capital shoold certainly be raised.
The preamble intimated the reason of this Hill to he, that
this company might provide for Ow public a better and a
cheaper light than bad mostly hem, done, whieb term
usually use certainly very vague. On these grounds he
Should oppose the third re oling.
Earl Itimecert sad Lord Nlr crltt.r "puke in four of
the Rill, and conceived, from the ctridcoot, it might become
of smtionid utility.
Lord lirocstint.e and this Eat' of LAVOLADALr sop-
pried the arguing...OA of the Noble suit Learued Lord ( Eldon)
andrimiended, it would pr.rdnce a name Injurious mo •
Deputy.
At length it was agree'', that the motion for the third
reading sli mid be uemitived, for the purpose of moving, that
it be recommitted, after which, the prim,* alone night hr
dismissed It was also ordered, that the evidence before lie
Colololll.r be misted
10.1 e E OF BRUNSWICK'S ANNUITY RILL.
Ttp..i the stiotioo for the COMAIII it of this Rill,
Lord WILLA■ o solvated, that he should not now oppose
the Bill, if, ow the accounts of the Brod, of .diliwrnlty bring
produced, this, shoed be foetid adequate, the Noble Secre•
tars could lead than to expect they wia.l be applied to
restore what wa. now taken /rent the Coaaolidated Fond.

Sin Ind of LteaattooL could cot sower one part of the
*able Lord's notary; hut be, for one, should sire no oppo-
sition to any eosin for the Accounts hebig produced. No
lobo added, it night be mute convenic•t to argot this ones-
tint when thine Accounts one prniloced.
Earl Gave ober" wed, if the Noble Secretary had on ohjee.
tiers to the production of thee* Accounts, it would then be
sego how far this incision, night hove been nude, %Wont
lying farther burden or the people.
Lord IiOLLA D signified bus intention to move for the
Actuante

The Bill primed through a Committee, and was reported
witiptrat any amendusant.—Adjourard.
HOUSE OR COMMONS.

Upon the visediat of Mr. PETER Mount'' the Drury Lane
11 Theatre .11 was read a mead time, and indeied to he
committed.
A Message was sent frame the Lords, declaring their assent
en the Exchequer Rills Bill, the lush Stage Qoa.T. Bill, the
Irish Malt Bill, and amoral private !lilts.
Mr. Owes presented certain Papers from the East ladis
R.Moir, which were starved to lie in, the table
Upon the ruotua of Mr rusean' an seemiat of the Rite
imported tato Ire Mad, was ordered to be loud before the
Moose.
Mr. FOSTER brought op topics of the asstrart between
Lord Ormond sad the Irish Goverineat, retain-e to pli-
sse of wine. Ordered to lie ea the table.
Sir ItonittY PEEL gave suttee, that he would to-inqe-
row move f.w certain arstildinents in the Stamina; Orden
respecting [tills (jr repairiwg Marches sod Chapels.
Mr. M It t OT•31 moitsit to have to bi ine in a Will to amend
the Acts lend... n. tha Land Tao; and also to REM' to
btu to amend i he ViLarchon•isig Aets.--Liraire gave..
Mr. Hot.:• t -is presented t Petition (runt the it 'mintier of
g • so nerve I“.IIDAY and nnistlver, on the rare of I be
llhanisam IA and Mainsfaktiacrs of (Anion, pealing roe the

extension of the British Laws login Island of Triaidail.
Ordered to lie ot the table.
Mr: WHARTON moved for leave to bring in • Bill to oblige
proorcutioss fur iimagglingao be carried on in the TIMM *of
an officer of the Customs. After some words from Mr.
Wharton Mr. Babingtoo, John Newport, and Mr. Whit-
bered,l4rewargiveu.
The Loan Bill went through a Committee, and the blanks
were filled up. The receiVlng of the report was postponed
on account of Ike abaitee of Mr. Ticruty, who had given
notice that he would oppose the Bill in this stage.
-f he Scot, h Excise Office superannuation sin went through
a Committee. The repent to be received to-morrow.
'lke Isle of Mau Duties` Cousiaidation Bill went through
a Committee, and the report was ordered to be received.
Mr. LIJIHINGTOR brought up the report of the Irish
Warehousing Bill. The revolutions were 'agreed to/ and the
Bill ordered to bread a .bird time tomorrow.
Os the motion of Mr. irwiennrcw, the Workhouse Dill
was read a second time, and committed fur to-morrow.
Mr. LU/HIOGYIIN brought up the report of tbe Commit-
tee...is Irish Light House.. The resolutions were agreed to,
and a Bill ordered, io conformity thereto.
Mr. WILBR AMAX boar. kr broil/lit in a Bill to enforce
the weartug of badges by the pour, which we.; read a first
and ordered to be read a second time.
IRISH BEER BILL.

The House having resolved into a Committee ou
the Irish Beer Bounty Bill,
Mr. iIUTCHINION objected to the blanks being
filled up till such time as the nature of the measure
sliould be fully explained. He considered it, ro far
as he was yet enabled to judge, us a similar mea-
sure to that of which en abstract had formerly heen
circulated in Ireland, and tinanimourly reject,d.
The brewers, for whose relief it was interned.
would not accept it as a boon, but as en ack-nowleillt-
men' of the House that they had inktroil
the n.loption of the late distillery acts,.proporped by
the Right lion. Gentleman (Mr. Foster.) liefame.
he K lye bit conient to the 8.11, he wished it tobe.
printed. and circulated in Ireland. •
Mr. FOITIM restated the nature of the ineasUre. It
was by &bounty on the sole of Beer to put the Brewer
upon a level wit:tithe Dioiller, upon whom the du-
ties had been lowered, and the Bill ilk t with the
mo.t perfect concurrence of the former body.—
They were entirely satisfied with it as far as it went.
He denied that ever he had originated any measure
which met with unanimous objection, and therefore
the present could be similar to none of that de-
scription.. . . _

S:r J. NSWPORT ted, that the Brewers ob-
jected to this Bill, in various points of view. They
did not consider it as calculated to afford them ef-
fectual relief, and only accepted it, because they
could get nothing else, irthey refused it.
Mr.-It. Sn*w tiipported the measure—which
was approved of Li) that respectable body, the
Brewers of Dutiful.

A desultury discussion ensued, in vehich the above
SpLakers participated ; and the blanks being titit.d
up. the Report was ordered to be received to-tnor-
row.

Mr. LILISRINGTON brought op the Report of the
Committee of Supple, when the Resolution for
granting )3,7171. to purchase Mr. Greville's col-
lection of minerals, was sigma te.