The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-05-12 00:00:00

GRC XT RussELL.sraEr.:r, BLOOMSBURY.
I.4.4RoiNithe present state of Ireland, a considerable
ono., take place on the Article of. Irish Liri,.es.
The IRISH LINE:4 CtAII'A.NY have a very large Stock of
the bed ct.o.rti, on hand, which i; to be void (as usual) et
Ow uln,te,alr prices, in quantnies not leis then a piece.
Ai several mistal:e4 have oceofred with the neighbouring It.sail
Linen I)repers, please to observe, the No. is 32 No Articled
44 it In-4i Liaes. East piece engaged, end the Money.
teemed, if a f..ult appears
J. LYERIEN, Aeent to the Company.

WN. GARDINER respeOfully announces his
• int• noon of.bntrly ltobli4i i i UM? QtEitto
to be did.cated, by permi•ain, to I fa Royal Hlnne .4 the Prin-
ens AUGUSTA, a aerie., of Coloured Pmts eotiriel, CUPID
TURNED VOWS ITER. ; designed by • • • • •, and en-
graved by W N. Gardiner, B. A. with Poetical Illustrations by
Thomas Park, F. S. A.
Pall Mail, May 10, 1804.

FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE MANDFACEIDET.
la ROWN and COWAN (from Mr. 1-loby's;, at
1) their Spacious Warehouse, No 341 Strand, one doot
(ruin Catherine street, have constantly on Sale an Extensive
Assortment of nett BOOTS and SHOES, which toeing mane-
reamed wider their immediate inepeetion, presum• they will
be found, in Iroint of Fashion, Durability, anal Fitting, equal
to abode Bespoke as any esker Howse 4it Landow ; awl in cu*•
sequeace of a quick Sal., and receiving prompt rareaß- in.
enabled to submit them at the understated very n
Prices
Calf Skin Hessian /loots - - 1 12 0
Spanish Leather ditto - - - 1 14 0
Back Strap Jockey - - - - 1 1) 0
Ditto Military - - - - - 1 15 0
Ditto Three-quartered - - - 112 0
Cordovan Boas
Walking Shoes
Strong ditto ditto - - - - 0 9 6
Dress Shoes and Pumps - - - 0 10 0
Spanish Leather ditto ditto - UlO 6
N. E. Country Letters (post paid) duty attended to.
- - -

Early next Week, will be published,
A CONCISE VIEW of the present State of the
ix QUESTION regardbig the ABOLITION of the SLAV*
TRADE, announced for Discussion in Parliament.
Printed for J. Hatchard, Piccadilly ; and Longman and UN,

POSTHUMOUS WORK OF THE CELEBRATED
LEE LEWES
In a few Days will be publiMed, by H D. Symonds, 10,
Pateruoitcr-row, enabellished with an elegant Portrait of the
Author
COMIC SIMTCHES, or the COMEDIAN Lis
crai, MANAGER, witten and selected for the Benefit
of Actors, in England, Ireland, Scotland, and America. los
sctibed to ?erforiners in General.
By CHARLES LEE LEWES, Coinadisss.
The mitturia's fnr tins W-,k wee orig,aally cohered for the
East Indus, but owing to some Cimuilistances, which are now
first made ptrdic fmm Original Dsscuments, they spee newt
applied thus 11.-ddes a deal of facebninness, and sketch,*
truly conr..c, they contain a number of entirels new Anecdotes,
relating ti Lord Orrery, Garrick, Smith, Hogarth, Quick,
Foote, Aesop, Ste. Sm. To Theatrical Areaways, and Pio.
(rational Gentlemen, it may be strongly recominmded, as
containing a Unto from whence they may derive mods Utility
and Allurement
P. LIFE of LEE LEWES is prefixed, and Write Origiaai -
Letters which passed between him and the liritioli Government
in India, on his Arrival at Bengal in 1788.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF COMMONS
At GAIT o'clock, the Speaker counted ;he Ht
when there being only ninetyseven Member'. a
lot tor a Corainittee for the Liskcard Electicn
not take placa, ai.d the WANK aZjouried

HOUSE OF LORDSTaiDAY, MAT Si.
In an appeal from the Court of Exchequer Chem--
ber in Ireland, Ebenezer Radford Rowe, Esq. Ap-
pellant, and Richard Power, Respondent, Mr. Ser-
jeant Shepherd was heard ; after which, the further
hearing was adjourned till Monday next. This we
understand, is a cause of much importance. The
whole of the twelve Judges were present ; and not
only Serjeant Shepherd, but Mr. Gibbs, are among
the counsel fur the Appellant.
Mr. Lockhart presented to the House the Sixth
Report of the Naval Board of Enquiry.
Mr. Johnstone, from the principal Secretary of
State's Office in Ireland, presented an Account of
the State of the Prisons in that country.
The Customs Additional Duty Bill, the Solway
Frith Fishery Bill, and the Aylesbury Eleftion Bill,
with two private Bills, were brought from the Com-
mons, and read the first time.
Lord AUCKLAND moved, that a message be
sent to the Commons, requesting a copy of the evi-
dence on which they passed the Aylesbury Election
rill —Ordered.
Lord H A W K.ESBURY presented a message from
His Majesty, similar to that in the Commons yes-
terday, relative to a pension of 12001. per annum, tc
be granted to the widow and family of the late LorZ
Kilwarden.
On the motion of Lerd HANS-CMS:RV, the mes•
sage was ordered to be taken into consideration 01
Monday next.
The Irish Loan Bill, the Excise Additional Dal
Bill, and several others, were r..ad the second time
and committed for Monday next.
MARQUIS OF STAFFORD'S MOTION.
The Marvis of STAFFORD said, since 11.
had the honour of addressing their Lordships lag
he understood a change had taken place in His M 4
jesty's Councils. He was informed a new Adrnini
stration was-about to be formed; an Administratior
he was aft aid, not formed upon that broad and es
tensive basis, to include all the talents and abilitie,
of the country ; but it would include a Right Hor
Member of the other House, a friend of his, i
whose talents and abilities he had the highest tel
ance, and whose great merits were well 'known t
that House He had, in a particular manner, s
late, directed his attention to the defence of tl
country, against the gigantic efforts of France. I
might well be called a giant refreshed. Upon th .
account, he would, with their Lordships permi
sion, withdraw the motion which its had moss the '
one.- felt it incumbent upon him to postpone.
His Lc: dship's motion was then withdrawn.
Adjourned to Monday next.