The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-05-18 00:00:00

DODSLEY'S ANNUAL REGISTER.

Tl',oprielord of DODSLEY'S ANNUAL
REGISTER hirc leave to inform the Subscribers That
the slew Volume (MO) will be ready fur delivery in the
course The delay of a month, beyond the usual
period, in the publication of the forthrumiag Volume, will,
H to hoped, be excused, in consequence of the great in-
crease of tabour rriptisite to arrange, digest, aid compress
into the usual spate, the very extraordinary quantity of
materials arising nut of the peculiar events of the year
I n2d. 1 he cot aaaaa encemeut of a new Reign, too, Ins suggested
lu the p'ublishe's the propriety of making new Editorial
Arrangements, with which, they flatter themselves, the
Wade', willbe fully satisfied ; and has rendered it ne-
cessary to collect fur preservation, from authentic sources,
such informatioe--Siatistical, Political, and Literary—ea
may serve to ;instruct posterity in the exact condition of
these great Departments of National History at the Acces-
HOY of George the Fourth.
e„,* A few complete Sets of the Work, which commenced
two years before the Accession of the late King, may still
he procured.

Shortly will be published,
TTALY.-BY LA 1)Y MORGAN.
1 Those who desire copies .4 ibis work ow the day of
publieatius see requested to forward their orders imme-
diately to their respective Booksellers.
Prattled for Harry Colliers sod Co. Caudell-street.

This is day publialted, io 3 vole !Is. a New Edition of
THE HERMII' m LONDON; or, Skrtelies
of Eaglish Mariners.
" 'Tie pleasant through the loop boles of retreat
To pep at such a world; to me the stir
Of the great Babel, and net feel the crowd."
Com Out.
Printed for Fleury Ciilhure sod Co. Coudnit.street.
Also lately published, by theorems Author,
The HERMIT in the COUNTRY, 3 vil!.
This day is published its 3 vollAls.
PRECAUTION ; or, the MATRIMONIAL
BALANCE: a Novel.
" I cannot forbear to Batter myself that prudence and
beuevulenee will make marriage happy; but what ear be
expected, except disappointment and repentance, from a
choice made is the immaturity of youth, without judgment
—without foresight—without inquiry after eosfurasity of
opinions, rectitude of judgment, or purity of sentiment ?"
RAN Las.
Printed for Henry Culbern and Co. C.ondeit-street.

MISS WIXOM§ TALES OF TON (SECOND SERIES.)
Ur the Slat of Msy will be published. in 4 large vols. 12oto.
price Il 4s. boards
ALES or TON (Seconil Series) : containing.
M. The Miser's Danglster—Rusautund—Beartifel Countess
ke.
By MISS M'LEOD, Author of the First Series.
Printed A. K. Newman sod Co. Leadenhall.street.

A Third Series, iu 4 vols. which will ettraplrte the whole,
will appear about Michaelmas, enntainia4, the Hal sod
Feathers, Caprice, Education sod tin Edseatiou, Are.
A few reuesiniug Copies a the Fust Series say yet be
had, is 4 vols. price 11. 4s. boards.

MARGATE, WITH MAPS AND VIEWS.

This day is published, the Second &blew, inSvo. price 9s.
boas ds,
APICTURE of MARGATE, being a mom-
plei• and accurate Description of that ranch-admired
Place of Fashiosahle Resort, undo( the most Interesting
Objects is its Vicinity ; msibelliebed with a Map and
Twisty Views, engraved by J. J. SIIUWV, front Drawings
takes on the Spot by Captain G. VARLO, of the Ro)al
Marines. The Descriptive Part by W. C. OULTON, Foq.
Author of the "Traveller's Guide, or English Moen's)," &r.
London : Published by Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Pa.
tittooster.row • aad sold by the Booksellers m Margate,
Cenincbery, liantagate nreadistairs, Dover, Chatham, and
all parts of the kingdent.

This day is published, in a large octavo volume (containing
nearly 700 pages), with am accurate Plan of St.
Field. price 12.. in boards,
THEIIOLE PROCEEDINGS lvtore
lb. cnoN ERN INQUEST at OLDHAM, &e. on
the Body of JOHN LEES, who died of Sabre Wouuds, re.
reived at MANCHESTER, August 16. 1819; brio= the
fullest sod only silt bent ic Information concerning the Trans.
actions of that fatal Day; detailing the Evidence WI both
sides, upon 04th; the Legal Arguments before the Cormier;
his •ar 1111 l • Decision.; the Application to the Court of
King's Bench fur a Mandamus to him to proceed; the Atli.
davits thereon; sad the Petition of the Father of the De.
ceased to Parliament ; with References to the Cases us the
Subject, and a copious Analytical Index. Taken iu Short-
hand, and Edited by J. A. DOWLING, Faq.
Printed for William Hone, 410, Ludgate-hill.

IMPERIAL PA ICLIAMEINT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, MAT I?.

A Committee of Privileges heard evidence in the Moire.
worth Peerage —Further beacon postponed to Thursday
uest.

Mr. Brogden and other Membrm of the Hues. of Com-
mons brought op she County Rates' Bill ; Ilse Militia Pay
Bill ; the Worthing Market Bill; ■nd bears's' Private Bills,
which were read a first lime.

The Alms Houses Estate Exchange Riil was committed,
and reported wish some verbal Atne•dmeuis.
The Irish Notaries Regulation Bill went through a COM.
ntittee, and was reported wills some verbal Amensimeasts.
On the mot,ou of the Earl of ROSALYN, the Courts of
Justice (Irelaud) Regulation Bill was read • secuud time,
•nd ordered to be committed to.morrow.

The Marquis of LA NSDOWN moved the second reading
of the Goal Fees Abolition (Ireland) Bill ; the Privately
Stealing in Shops Amelioration of Punishment (Ireland)
Bill; sod the Bankrupt Laws Anseoduiesit (Ireland) Bill.
The Noble Marquis slated the purport of the Rills were to
assimilate the Laws of !reload I. those of this country.
The Bills were aereralty read a first time, and ordered to be
committed to-morrow.

The Jdrurs' Atirudsnce on Anis.* Bill went through a
Consmitirr, lied 11/$6 reported without any Aitieudairol.
Adjurrutd.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, THURSDAY, MAY 17.

The SPEAKER took the Chair • fro minute. before four
o'clock.

Gen. HA lIT presented a Petition from Richard 0' Puberty,
Eaq Cormier fur the County of Donegal, to tortoni', agaiust
the Bill fur regulating the Office of Cormier to Irelowl.—
Ord,red to lie upuu toe table.