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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-09-14

MEDICAL SCHOOL,.ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S
HOSPITAL

THE WINTER CO U RS ES of LECTURES
will be commenced at this SCHOOL on MONDAY,
October 2, at Two o'Clock.
On Ow THEORY and PRACTICE of nEDICINE, by
Dr. litf.

On ANATOMY and PHYSIOLOGY, by Mr. ABER.
71 tTIPIV.

On the THEORY and PRACTICE of SURGERY, by
Mr. A BIRSETHY.
Os CHEM ISTY and MATERIA MEDICA,by.pr. Hue.
On MIDWIFERY. by Dr. Gooctt.
PRACTICAL. ANATOMY aud DEMONSTRATIONS,
by Mr. STANLEY.
Furthrr particulars may be obtained by application at the
Apothecary's Sbop of the Hospital.
London, England, 1820-09-14

TH RATRE-ROYA L, HA YMARKRT.

'pis EVENING. TimilisDAY. Sept. 14,
will be perfuemell the comic Sketch of

TOO. ACTOR OF ALL WORK.

After which, a new Comedy, in three mete, called
DoG DAYS IN BOND-STREET!
The Principal Characters by Melin.. Terry, June., Liston,
J. It sewn, Barnard, Williams, Mrs. Pearce, Mrs. Watkiniton,
and Mrs. Marilyn.
with 13th time, *Comedy, in three acts, called
EXCHANGE NO ROBBERY;
Or, THE DIAMOND RING.
The Principal Characters by Nlrsars. Liston, Terry, Con.
n ,r, Damara, Farley, Williams, Mrs. Marilyn, Miss Leigh,
Mr.. buns, and Mr.. Gilitts.
!luxe., 51—Pit, 3s.— l'irst Gallery, 2, —Second Gal-
lery. Is.
The Doors In be opened at Six &Clock, and the Perform-
ance to begin at Seven.
Pliers for the Boxes to be taken of air. 3lassingliam, at
the Tbealre.
"tio morrow, Gay Manwrring, with Picenus and Crows.
London, England, 1820-09-14

inertiel drum .1 reel-:
log—" Hark ! from the tomboy is now our appro
Klee mask."
The second voolunteet toast, which was given by
Captain Miller of this town, may be read with ad-
ditiouar interest, when it is kisovroi that he was the
hero who commanded the forlorn hope at the storm-
inpf, of Strawy Point. The story, as we hoistol it
related by it pensioner, who was at his side at the
time, ii worth preserving. Miller, upon reaching
the enemy'. works, from his small site; was unable
to reach the tops of the ',Ulises ; after making
one or two unsuccessful leaps, and fearing that he
should be preceded by his companions, exclaim-
ed-.... 44 Throw me into the fort with your bayonets,"
and he was literally towed over with the muziles of
their Muskets.
The age, infirmities, end extreme tooverty of
theselpsweiamws, were cakulated to Veinier the seethe
weld's* silorei,op. Most of them, sa appeared
by their declarations, posoessed little or usathiug. A
great part of the inventories fell short of fifty dol•
lan, and Testy of them amounted to a much
smaller sum ; one, in rarticular, contained hut one
iteni, and that an empty tobacco box !
NEW YONG, AUGUST 15.
Letters from Philadelphia, this morning, state
that several new cases of fever had occurred in that
city within the last 21 hours, and that the alarm
had become general, and the merchants and others
residing in Front and Chesnut-street., near where
it first broke our, were removing. One letter adds,
" Was the real state of the sickness here know', to
your Board of !bolt!), we are apprehensive they
would interdict the intercourse between the two
cities.
London, England, 1820-09-14

111,4LLOPPIA17.
A spatting esskla seer Casembury flat, Surrey, kink plate
•n Tuesday, in • race aright MI i leo , between the two fastest
galloppnag poaies in England, viz. Mr. itmera's Lanewiter
and Mr. Saises's Conecatter. The posies carried silt state
each, and they west oR at the retest • mile is two minutes.
"Anteater having min every thivig he started for in Lama.
shier, was backed at 6to 4. At the four miles, width was
gone is nine minutes awl feety.sise sewed., the posies were
nrch and neck, and pnlßog. Lancaster gained Tranvia at
lb. beginning of the eighth mile, and wou the rare witbnat
Whip or apnr by about thirty yank, is nineteest minutes aed
filly.eight seconds. A husttreil mid twenty guises' us' re.
(mint for the wiener after the rate,. as was atm abeisdred
fw the lister.

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.
On Tuesday evening a young lady, of the name of nit
rhea, on a visit to Mrs. illootolSeid, of flitch-place, lAtis.
both, accompanied t►at lady and a party of friends to the
Coburg Theatre, and on their return, Miss Ritrhelt being
left in the parlour alone, her s►ricks alarmed the ramify, and
on the servant going in, her clothes were on fire, and her
hair was literally ►urnt off her head. The servant promptly
threw a table-cloth she had in her hand around her, but she
soff• ref, who is 17 years old, is not expretinl to survive.
'the 6,e must have caught a mush. frock is hunt, as tie
I.4rtr part was out burnt.
London, England, 1820-09-14

PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS. SPPTESIBIR 10.
The Committee of the Court of Peers sill daily
to interrogate the individuals implicated in the late
cnn•pirac\.
By a decision of the Royal Court, the indictment
against the Ex.Captaisis Grottier and Boutun, ►till
be preferred at the Octoher Assizes. It will he
recollected they were taken into custody upon a
charge of having deposited the petard which ex.
ploded under the window of the apartment of her
Royal Ilighnew the Duchess de Berri.
The Chevalier Fraticia, Charge d'Affaires from
the Coml. of Naples, arrived in Paris four days
ago ; he lies not yet announced himself in shy offi.
ciul character.

The Jou.nal of the department of ['lsere states:
---" A courier Itom Lyons km arrived at Grenoble ;
the ■othnrities have commuuicated to the public
the content's or the ditputches of which he is the
treater, whence it iv concluded that they selatein the
removal of some administrative functionaries. Dur-
ing several days pat, the police hive been extol me-
ly active in that town ; the innkeepers are rigorously
required to Pulp') lists of all strangers."
MILAN, At'GVST 26.
Chevalier Vossali, Equerry to her Majesty the
Queen of England, arrived in this city on the 29th
of July. Mr. Henry, one of the Advocates of her
Majesty, is also In re fur the purpose of collecting
evidence on behalf of the Queen.
11114611E114. SEPTESICER 3.
bit. Brougham, brother of ►he Member of the
London, England, 1820-09-14

BUY BEFORE sth of OCTOBER, for the
following Exclusive Advantages :

sth OCTOBER—Not leas than 4,500 Tickets are sure to
be drawn First Day, Sib October.
bib OCTOBER—Every Ticket drawn First Day, Sib of
October, is sore to be a Prise.
sth OCTOBER—Two Prizes of 10,0001. are sure to be
drawn in the first !Vireo Illinutcs, sth October.
AND R F.M EMBER you do not buy before Sib
October you cannot participate in any of the above Afloat).
Sages, as they vicelosiiely ails 1t to that Day. The &theme
also contains Twu of 20,04101. &e. Sterling Honey,
soil only 7,1500 Tickets.—(See the Scheele.)
Tickets and Shires are selling by T. IMMI, Sole Contractor
for another Moo. y Lottery, 4, Curnhill, and it. Charing-
cross, London, who sold more than Half the Capitals of the
last Lottery ; and by ■ll his Agents in the Country.

I To Mts. JOHNSON, Pro',victor of the AMP..
RICAN SOOTHING SYRUP, No. 94, Newman.
street, Oxford,..Loadom .
, Manam-.Having experienced the blessed effects of your
Syrup on Iwo of my Children, I beg you to insert the Case
of one on whom it bad the most extraordinary effects. My
Child, who is two years and a half old, has been suffering
ender every species of debility tree since it was six months
old, owing to the extreme difficulty of cutting her Teeth, so
much so, that a total waste of Heels and distortion of the
1 j Is rend, rill the Child incapable of being moved without
a pillow, at the same time haring irons 011 her legs to pre.
veal their getting more distorted ; when, ilirceled by Prom.
1 deuce, I 11/ 44 nos:amended to apply so you for the Syrup,
Iwhich, after using two or three slays, my Child appeared In
receive fresh life and strength; and honeys r mitigate( it may
appear, after using only one Houle of she Syrup, I was rums-
, bled to lake she irons from her tegs, and slimily after she
became pm feeily maimed. Every impiiry as to the truth of
the above will be cheerfully 11115Merfdi by
Your must obedient Solvent,
F. SE.tGER.
1 NIL 6, Crown.roort, Pirkett•strcel,Temple•liar, May 4,182 A.
To be boa of the Proprii tors, Johnson mid Williams, 92,
Newman:street ; and by On it appointni-ns, of all she Medi-
a clue Yeti& re in Town mail Connie', at 2.. 9.1. per Rutile.
N U—Mrs. Ailment; receives the poor, as 11111121, at her
house every Tuesday and Saturday Morning, from Nine tit!
Ten o'Clock, by brisiging• Letter from a reepremble Honor-
keriwr, to errtify that they are reel Objects of Charity.
London, England, 1820-09-14

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL

--.0.-- .
DIVIDENDS

N.

PAYABLE THIS DAY.
D.Smitb, ll'avert.ve, saddler
W. Biter, Grern• irk, buielser.
H. Starer, HoWort!, money-scrivener
SboobriJge, Harden, farmer

TO-MORROW. N. 111.
W. F. Page, High Holborn, lines-draper

CORN EXCH ANC E, Bergamot* 13.
Although we have had no fresh arrivals of Wheat Watt
Monday, there bring bat few buyers at market, isles were
very heavy this storming, and Monday's prices were with
difficulty obtained for the fittest samples, bolt the inferior
qualities were resaleable. The arrivals of Oats have beeu
large this week, yet the trade was very brisk, and lut day'.
pure, fully supported; in Barley, Pease, and Beans, there is
no alb:Alton.

COAL MARKET, SErrossis 13. -
Ships at Market. Ships sold. Price.
631 Newcastle
14 Sanderland .. 13 ' 36s Od to 42a 3.1
1 Stouc Coal 1
1 Ciudets

PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
3 per Ct. Conk.. 67M I E. Bills. L.. 1 3 2 pr.
31 per Cent. shut I Lottery Tickets 211. 18s.
5 per Ct. N. An. 1034 I °mainly' 2lt dii.
Imp. 3 per Cent.. t 6& I Co,,*. for Acc 67V
India Stock
London, England, 1820-09-14

MEDICAL SCHOOL OF GUY'S HOSPITAL
THE AUTUMN COURSE of LECTURES
will commence the 4th October, viz. Practice of
Medicine, by Dr. Cliolmcley.—Chemistry, by Mr. Allen, Dr.
Bootlick, and Mr. Aikin —Experimental Philosophy, by Mr.
Allen and Professor Millington.—Theory of Medici's', slid
Materia Medics. by Dr. Cbolnieley and Dr. Bact—Mid-
wdery, and Diseases of Women and Children, by Dr. Haigh-
ints.—Phmitilogy, or Law, of the Animal Economy, by Dr.
Haightou and Dr. Blundell.—Structure and Diseases of the
Teeth, by Mr. Bell.—Aml a Course of Practical Botany in
the Spring, by Mr. Salisbury, of the Botanic Garden, Chelsea.
N a—Throe several Lecture., with those on Anatomy,
and on the Principles and Practice of Surgery, given at the
Theatre of St. Thomas's Hospital adjoining, are so arranged
as nut In interfere wills earls other in the hours of attend.
once, nor with the Medical or Surgical Practice of the Hos-
pital ; and the whole in ca Icola fed to firm a complete Coarse
of Medical sod Chirurgical instruct ims.—Terms nail other
Particulars may be learnt from Mr. Stocker, Apothecary to
Guy's Hospital, who alone is empowered to receive en-
trance money from Pupils fur any of these Lectures deliver-
ed at Guy's llospftal
London, England, 1820-09-14

TH EA TRR.ROYA L, COVENT-GARDEN.

TE Public tore respectfully informed that
THIS THEATRE WILL BE OPENED on MON-
DA' NEXT. Septrmber 18, 1820, wheo will be performed
Sir.kpiware's Tragedy of
ROMEO AND JULIET.

Prince Dienlns, Mr. Clar►moot ; Paris, Mr. Cooler ;
Montague. Mr. Dant ; Camilet, Mr. Ecertmi ; Romeo,
Mr F. licenble; Mereutio, Mr. Jones ; Tyhalt, Mr. Connor;
Fi Lir Laurence, Mr. Chapman. Lady Ca pulet, Mrs.Contoor ;
ur•., Mrs. Davenport ; Juliet, Miss Wenaley (lift- first up.
pc.irance in u tragic character.)
In Act 1. a Mautmernde rind DAIICC incidental to th► Play.
to Ac: V tie Funeral Proc►ssion of Juliet, and a Solemn

Ditge.
To which will be added, the Melo-de/ma of
THE MILLER AND HIS MEN.

Crindoff, Mr. Farley; Count Frederick Fribery, Mr.
ronnor; Karl, Mr. Blanchard ; Lutbair, Mr. Abbott.
ciam,ine, Miss Foote; Laurel, Mrs. Corri ; Bayliss, Mr..
F.iucit.
Poring the recess the Theatre has been entirely new de-
cor-lied and embellished.
A squib central Chandelier, on a novel principle, and
completely ventilated, has been constructed by Mr. West.
,wmainenial Lustre", for Wax-lights, surround the Dress

Coele.-
A new Drop Curtain, from an original design, has been
painted by Mr. Pugh.
A Private Box may he hail for the Season, or nightly, of
Mr. Brandon, the Box-Office.
'rite Doors will h opened at Half past Six o'Clock, and
the ray begin at Seven.
Boxes, Ts ; Second Price, 3s. 6.l.—Pit, 3s. 61. ; Second
Price. 2L—Callere, 25.; Second Price, Is.—Opper Gal-
len, Is ; Second Price, thl.
Places for the Boxes to be isksii of Mr. Brandon, at the
Box-Office. Hart street, from Ten till Four.
The Public are respectfully informed, that Miss Green, of
the Theatres Royal Bath and Dublin, is enguged at this
Theme, and will make her first •pretmincie on Wednesday,
in the character of Polly, in the Beggar's Opera.
London, England, 1820-09-14

This day is published, in 2 •ols. royal Som. embellished with
tre Engravings, price 421. 125.6 d. in boards; ■ few copies
with the Plates on India paper, price 3/. 135. Sd. in
boards,
CCOUNT of a TOUR in NORMANDY,
CIL eirriertakew chiefly for the wising of investigating
the Architectural Antiquities of the Duchy, with Meer.
illations on its History, on the Country, and on its tuba-
bit•rots.
By DAWSON TURNER, F•q. A.M. F.R S. L.B. kc.
Author of " Historic Fricorum."
London : Printed for John and Arthur Arch, Cornhill.
London, England, 1820-05-18

THE CATHOLIC QUESTION.

The Catholic Question wallet) Tuesday night post.
potted in the House of Commons shoe die. The time
awaits the recovery of Mr. (RATTAN, who hopes to
l►e able to bring it forward in person. On Satur-
day last the. Catholic Deputation waited upon him
nith the Arbirsso which we lately noticed, on which
occasion, says The Dub/ix Weekly Register, he
read the following Answer:—

" Stephen's Green, May 13, 1820.

GOINTLEINTWI avail myself of your Deputation to
give you a very decisive opinion touching the interest. of the
Roman Catholic Rody.
" I sin convinced that it is their policy, as well as their
duty, and I am sure it is their disposition, to maintain a per-
petual C4111114M11.11 with the British Empire.
" To keep clear of every association with wild projectors
fur oniveraal suffrage and I Parliaments, and to con-
tinoe to cultivate thew gracious dispositions in the Royal
breast which had been early manifested in their favour, and
to accept of Emancipation upon the terms that are jiishman-
I ial and honourable; pursuing such • principle, and with the
temper and conduct which ll.ey are manifesting, and which I
am Frond to contemplate, they must succeed.
They deserve a privilege to worship their God according
to the hest of their judgment, and they have a right to du so
with impunity, and without the interference of the State.
" I shall go to England for your Qiieslian, and should the
attempt prove less fortunate to my health, 1 shall he more
than repaid by the reflection that I make my last effort fur
the liberty of my country.
" I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, your very obedient
and attached humble Servant,
" HENRY GRATTAN.
" To the Gentlemen composing the Depu-
tation appointed by the Meeting of
Roman Catholics."
London, England, 1820-05-18

CENOTAPH to the ME RY or her KATO
Highness the late PRINCESS cHmtuvrrE.—A•
so great an interest ban been excited upon this subject, and
as the anal erection of it in some public spot must be yet a
work of time. Mr. WYATT think.: that the r.xmairlON
of the MONUMENTAL GROUP will be gratifying to the
Public; be therefore bras to iuform them that it is NOW
OPEN to their view, at 19, Ileoriettmstreell, Cavendish-
square.—.4dotitiance, One Shilling.
London, England, 1820-05-18

PIG LEAD:

And the Conditions of the Cunttact may he seen on ■p-
plicstiott to the Cle,k to the said Committee, with whom
the Proposals ,an•t lie 1441 before F.I. veto o'clock in the
Forenoon of the said 2flth of lime, after which hour the
Committee will not fierier any 'Fender.
JOSEPH DART, Secretary.
London, England, 1820-05-18

A IRICULTURA I DITP,ESS.

Lord G. CSVKNOISH presetited a Petition from
several 11,14111,4,1er.. lllthybliife. COMpitiiiiiiig of
agricultural distre►r. and praying for rehrf.—The
Petition was read, and ordered to be laid upon the
table.

Ilia Lordship also presented a Petition from
►esrral debtors coolitted its Derhy gaol, preying for
reliel.—Kead and ordered to lie upon the table.
FEES OF CORONERS AND SURGEONS UPON
GOLDING INQUESTS IN IRELAND.
Mr. S. COOPER, in moving leave to sluing in a
Bill to regulate the Fees of Coroners and Surgeons
holding Inquests in Ireland, said, that there was a
an ate, passed in•the 5011 i year of his late Majesty's
reign, for regulating the fees of Coroners in Ire•
land, her which great irregularities had crept
• into the practice of many of the Grand Juries at
their Assizes. One of these irregularities arose
from a slight ambiguity in the warding of the
London, England, 1820-05-18

CONTRACTS FOR COALS AND CANDIAS.

COMMISSARIAT DTPARTSIENT, TR ?AWRY-
CRAMMER/I, MAT 15, Istlo.
UCH Persons as are desirous of Contracting
with the Afoot for rewnsisairrial mpipl se. in
furniah for Twelve Month., from the 25th June rest, ant+
quantities of Coals and Candles a. may horn time to time
he required, for the under-mentioned Ilisicarka, may receive
Particulars of the Contracts, on applyilie at this Office le-
wren the Hours of Ten sail four; to Deputy Commissary
General Young, at Eilitiburch and to the respective Bar-
rack Masters in the Island. of Glimmer. Jersey, and Alder-
ney, and deliver their Tendcrs al this Office as follow, via.
Tenders for supplying, Collo, pealed op, and masked
" Tender for Coals," until' Twelve o'Cluck on Tuesday the
Bth of' June.

Tender; for supplying Candles, sealed up, and marked
" Tender
,for Candles," smell Twelve o'clock on Thursday
the 811. of Jose; but emu Proposal, either fur Cusis or Can-
dles, will be noticed, nnle.s made tot or asotextal to • petaled
Particular, and the Priers inseiled in Wort at Length;
nor stemless a Letter be subjoined id sorb Prupoidfl fcum Two
Persons of known Property, engaging to become tionsid with
the Party tendering In the Sum expressed in the PArticulars
for the slue Performance of the Cuistract.
If Tenders are sent by Post the Postage must he paid.

Etch of-the following Conon.s to he teuilerrd for sepa-
rately, and all the B km in each of these Counties to be
supplied tinder one Contract, six. Reeks, Devon, Ewer*,
Hants, Kent, Middlesex, Soissex, and the Isle of Wight.
Separate Tenders and Contracts to he made and entered
into fur each of the B km at the following Places, viz.
Brecon, Chester, Stockport, &c. Pcooltionia, Scilly, Truro,
Carlisle, Dorchester, Weymouth, Sunderland. Stapleton, Isle
of Man, Manchester, Blackburn, Burnley, Bolin's, &c. Old-
ham, &c. Norwich, Yarmouth, Nvwcostle-upoili-Tyne, North-
ampton', Nottingham, Milford, Minion, Ipswich, Land-
gourd Fort, Croydon, lirw, Birmingham, Coventry, Hud-
dersfield, Halifax, Hull, Slidfield, York, Leeds, and Scar-
borough.

The Barracks in North Britain at whirls Newcastle or
Sunderland Coals are wird, to Iw• tendered tor loErlher; sad
the other Barracks in Not th Itt ti•lte at which Scotch Coals
are used, In be in like manner Ictol,red fur and supplied
under one Contract.

All the Barracks in the three I►lauds of Guernsey, Jersey,
and Alderney, to he an ppliell h•r one Contract.
London, England, 1820-05-18

TIM LIME L. WILLIAM BURN.

This was in inictment mg:trust the Defendant, stated to be
an army agent, founded on the •Ath Geo. 3. cap. 124, a. 4,
and She 55th Gee. 3. e. 108, a. 133, passed for the further
prevention of tbe sale sad !moisture of offices, places, and
appointment., under Government, implitiog that be, without
lawful authority, had negoetated on behalf of • Gentleman
named Lorraiste, with a Geolleotau mimed Hobson, (or the
purchase of a eiraintissiou, fur the former, in the 16th regi-
ment of Light Dewitt's.
The Defendant neither appeared personally oor by
counsel.

The case proved in evidence was in substance this :
The Defendant resided in Fludyer-street, Westminster, and
the prosecutor, Mr. Lorraine, a young Gentleman of for-
tune, applied to him to procure a commission in the army.
The Defendant stated that he hail two cornelciea on sale, the
one in a regiment of heavy, and the other of light dragoons.
The prosecutor preferred the latter, and the price stipulated
by the defendant was 1,200 guineas. By the regulations of
the %Yee-office, the price of such a commission was limited
to 700 guineas. The commission alluded to was in the 10th
Light Dragoons, of which the Defendant was not the agent.
The Defendant, in pursuance of the contract, stipulated that
the prosecutor should immediately pay down 9001. which the
former did accordingly, the defendant giving him two re-
ceipts, one for 700 puttees, which be stated was to he trans-
mitted to the Dukeof York, and the other for the balance,
to be amounted for on demand, as expressed in the written
acknowledgment. It turned out, in the result, that the
prosecutor was completely defrauded of his money, and was
never appointed to the commission which be bad expected to
procure.
There being no defence, the Jury under the Learned
Judge's direction, found the Defendant
London, England, 1820-05-18

This day is published, price es. 6il.
TEIN FIN PART (•.0 tltr authenticity of
the New Testaraeul) of a COURSE of LECTURES,
containing • Unclip and seineinatic Arrangement albs
several branches of DIVINITY, accompanied with an Ac-
count of the principal Authors, and of the Progress which
has her, fissile at ahfferent periods in Theological Learning.
By HERBERT MARSH, A.D. N.R.S. and F.A.S. Lord
Bishop of Peterborough, and Margaret Professor in Di-

•laity.
Priirird (or F. C. and J. Riving-too, St. Paul's Church-
yard and Waterloo-place; multtalau by Drightorm, Nichol-
son*, and Barrett, Cambridge; of whurn may bir Lad, by the
same Author, _

I. The THIRD PART of the some LECTURES (on
the Inierpeetstion of the Rih Second Edition, SVO. 4s.
2. The FOURTH PART of the some (os the Interpre-
ts' WM of Prophecy.) Second Edition, Bvo. 21. &1.
3. A COMPARATIVE VIEW of the CHURCHES of
ENGLAND sad ROME. Second Edition, with no Ap-
pendix, euntnining SWOP explanatory Note.; flea. Bs. 61.
4. The THIRD EDITION of MICIIAELI'S INTRO-
DUCTION to the NEW TESTAMENT. Translated front
the German, with Notes, 6 vols. Bvo 21.35.
London, England, 1820-05-18

L.-wr THREE WEEKS or MR. MATHEWS
AT HOME, _ .

AT TIP: THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-
HOUSE, STRAND,
THIS PRESENT THURSDAY, May IS,
litln, when be will have the honour to introelure his
Friends to hi, COUNTRY COUSINS, sad THE CHRIST-
MAS AT BRIGirroN.

No Performance on Raturasy, being Whitson Eve.

In consequence of the applan; and laughter with which
the celebrated Entertainwsewia of last year were received
111101 C 15th by a crowded audience, THE TRIP to PARIS,
and I.A DILIGENCE, will again be pcsfurnied on Monday
siva.
London, England, 1820-05-18

To AIRS. JOHNSON, PROPRIETOR OF THE
AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP,

No. 114, Ncirssian-ssetet, Oxford.street, Loudou.
11 ADA M—tiov:eig experienced the blessed
effects of your Syrup es two of my children, I beg
wnu to insert the cave of one, on whom it had the must ex-
elferte My rhitil, Who a two years and • half
...hi. his heels +uttering outlet every specks of debility ever
Anse it vu. los issoettis utd, owing to the extreme elitist-idly
..of tuition to r keth, P., 11,U141 SO, that a total waste of 'leash
ind distorter,. jo.als ...tittered the child incapably of
M..red 4:10t3t I follow, at the same time having
irons or her I.•gs to prey, ut their gettiug more distorted;
-when dirertid by Providence, I was recommended to apply
to you fur the Syrup, which, after using two or three days,
my rhdd appeared to receive fresh life and strength, and
however singular it may appear, after using only one Bottle
of lA. Spa up, t was enabled to take the tromp from her kg.,
and shortly after she became perfectly restored. Every in-
tieiry as to the truth of the above will be cheerfully so-
snared, by your most obedient Servant,
No 6, (toe,, court, Piricett-street, F. STAGER,
Temple-liar' May 4, 1420.
TO be bad of the Proprietors, Johnson and Williams,
No. W. Newman-street; and, by their appointment, of all
ibe Medicate Venders in Town and Country, at ltsu tl. per
honk.

N.ll —Mrs. Johnson relieves the poor, as osoal, at her
Tu-sday asd 80orday morning, from Nose kill
Teo O'Clork, by briligitor a letter from a rtareesaMe house.
'keep►r, to ctrtify that they are reel objects of charity.
London, England, 1820-05-18

RI ILN ER'S WORKS, NEW EDITIONS.

Thu slay are published, in Eight larze Volumes Bvo. price
AL 18a. in boards, with a Portrait and au P.ograving of bus
Monument, a new and uniform Edition of
THE WORKS, pinte. of the talc Rev.
JOSEPH MILNER, A.M. Master of the Crammar
School, and afterwards Viesr of the Holy Trinity Church in
Kingston-upon-Hull; now first Collated nail Edited
By the late Rev. ISAAC MILNER. D. D. F R S.
Dian of Carlisle, and President of Queen's College,
Cambridge.
Printed fur T. Cadrll and W. Davies, Samna.

••• This Edition comprehends the following Wurks,esch
of which may also be had separately, viz.
1. The HISTORY of the CHURCH of CHRIST (con-
tinued, on the same plan, by the Dean of Carlisle), See
volumes.

2. PRACTICAL SERMONS; to which is pn axed. an
Arcnunl of the Lire moil Character of the Ail I hor, by the Dean
or Carlisle; two volumes.

3. TRACTS and ESSAYS, Theological ■nd Historical;
oue volume.
London, England, 1820-05-18

THII ATR E-ROY A CO Ir ENT-rrotILED.NN. .-
Th.,I4S:—..IdIUMING, 'THURSDAY. May 18,
?ei time, * taw Historical Tragedy,
called
• . VIRGINIUS ;
4114.Talfra IBERATION OF ROME.
Applies Chotfiitss„.Mr. Abbott ; Virginins. Mr. Macready;
Irilivs, Mr. C. Kemble; Claudius, Mr. Connor; Siccing
'hots t as, Mr. Terry; Nomeiorins Mr. Egerton. Virginia,
Min Foote; Serria, Mrs. Fastest.
Tie Prologue. to be spoken by Miss S. Booth; the Epi-
..
locus by Miss Brunton.
After which, the Bulletin of
MIDAS.
lopitrr, Mr. J. Isaacs; Pan, Mr. Eatery; Apollo, Mr.
Durum' : Midas, Mr. Liston ,• Sikuo, Mr. Taylor. Myst',
Mr.. Liston ; Daphne, Mrs. Sterling; Nys.i, Miss M. Tree.
To.morrow, Virginias, or The Liberation of Boone, with
The Slarrisee of negro.
(in alloiday will be produced, first rime, a otew Scotch
Hornaswe, iu two acts, called The Wale of Bothwell Bilge.

FOR THIS WEEK ONLY.
SURREY TH EATIt E.
rriiiS EVENING, THURSDAY. May is,
Yo.l4oRitow (FRIDAY), aad SATURDAY, will
be presented, an entirely new Serious Historical Melo-drame,
taken (ruin a Tragic Play, written by Sir James Bland Bur.
gess, undi r the title of
THE KNIGHT OF RHODES.
Villiers, Grand Master and Dinrersor of Rhodes, Mr. Ben-
goo ; Omar, Envoy from the Sultan Solyosam, Mr. Smith ;
a Itelleade". C.tptisser=r4luntley. Lissena, a captive
Tinkivb Lady, Misr Taylor.
After the Melu.dranse, a Comic !Inlet'', called
IS lIE JEALOUS?
Mr. Belmont., Mr. Watkins; Mrs. Belmour, Mrs. Horn;
Harriet, Mr.. W. S. eh:merle! ; Rose, Miss Copeland (who
will introduce a Song accompanied tis herself on the Harp).
The E•Gertaiurnente to conclude with a popular Comic
Barletta Spectacle, called
MOUSE TRAPS; OR, THE MOUNTAIN COTTAGER
Boxes, 24.—Gallery, Is—Doan open it Half
past Ere, bevit at Half-past Six.—Half Price at Half-past
Eight.
An entire change of Entertainments on %Mt-Monday.
A Romantic Calr,luuiAn Romance will shortly ap-
pear. ender the title of Old Mortality; and a new grand
Spectacle is in preparation, to be called The Curunation,
London, England, 1820-05-18

SUPERB SHAWLS.—The present unprece-
dented stale of the Market has enabled BROWN and
Co. to purchase, for Cash, their Splendid SPRING COL-
LECTION of (melons anal very beautiful SHAWLS and
SCARVES, at an astnekhiog reduction of price. Their
Speck/sees is Atigtu•Csthessere are acknowledged by F...
reigners to be the most correct imitations of India that
have hitherto been produced. They are now on Sale, from
455. to 15 grieves each (fur Ready Money ohlyl, at Brown
and Cu.'s, IS, Renritita.street, Covent•garden.
London, England, 1820-05-18

This day are published, handaomely printed in Fon.. Volt
Aso. with a Portrait and rather Engravings, price 11. I2a.
in hoards, • New Edition of
THE M ISCELLANEOUS WORKS
of OLIVER GOLDSMITH, M.B. including an
ORATORIO, now first 'united from the Original. iu Dr.
Goldsmith's own hand-writi..g; to which is prafixed, swag
Aceolont of his Life and Writ inv.

Printed for F. C. and J. Rivioglon ; Cadell sod Davie.;
Longman, Hews., Rey., Orme, and Brown ; J. Cohen ;
&When) mud In ; J. (bridge; W. Lowndes; John
Richardson ; .1. M. Rh-lowborn ; R. St-holey ; .1. Asp►rne;
Baldwin. Cradoek,and Joy ; Ogle and Cu.; Lloyd and Son;
G. and W. B. Whittaker; C. Toylor ; J. Collingwood; and
Simpkin and Marshall: and Fairbairn and Anderson, Ediu.
burgh.
London, England, 1820-07-15

COMMITTEE OF PRECEDENTS.

The Earl of SHAFTESBURY presented a Helen., of
the Committee appointed to search for precedents
with respect to the treatment of the accsi.eil to cases
of Bills of Attainder, Bills of l'ain% and l',4salties.
and impeuclstltents. The. Report was read. The
substance of it Mated, that the Corniiii!ter had
searched fioni the earliest periods. and had only
.hs....sered two cities, vibieh. with r, 'pert to the
subject particularly referred to their coipinleraiimi,
bore upon the case or leer Majesty the ittierii. Tule
first case war that of Sir Jahn !lemon, who was,
on the ritli of May. 16.21, charged under a Dili
of Pains and Penalties with hawing lit•ea guilty of
gross corruption rod injiastice iu the eiljnilicatino of
a case respecting the inebate of a Wilt in the Pre.
rogative Court of Canterbury+ of wlisets Court
Sir Julio Bennet was at the time Clibr
The Report then stated, the rOllll and Wel:fro% of
the proceeding, awl, it, conclusion, Sir'''. Iteunks
London, England, 1820-07-15

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, huoit, Jul.+ 14.

total Rot.t.ano prevented a Petition front ■ Mr. Fef•
against the flank Note Rill, and *biting that he had
vnbmitted to the Rink a plan fur the prevention of the for-
gery of Rank not, a, attil eh they adopted in pa►t ; and pral-
ine that if the 11,11 parted 11441 he riboutJ he ermines-fled foe
his vuegrationa ; ao4 that he miebt he hear.l by ('•roa+el in
support of hi. slain, at their Lordaliipa. Bar:—The Petitions
was read and bail on the table •

PROTESTANT DISSENTERS.
T.ord 1101.1.AN1, we...solid a Petition Irmo the !Weal tat
nisstattrrs, 'ortolan of the sewn-4 conzrecations its the
Metropolis and its iiconty. The Petit' en entreated
theit Lordships to conaider their situation, nwin; to the
Wing laws, and to repro! the Corporation awl lest Acts.
The Noble Lord said Ito re were not a more loyal class of
men than Site Pelitionns, and, in his opinion, their were en.
titled to the relief they asked for. At the prevent maw.' of
the Session it was not W. intention to retake any specific
notion on Ike %abject, tad he would think it hie ditty to call
their Lordslitps' Ililf 1111019 to it early in the eosuiue Session.
Petition 11/.1% then read mud laid on the table.

Earl Ganqvranit prra•mwl a Pentioa from John Knight
and Iwo vabes%. I' ',lanoline Thal Ihre hut hero leopri-
goner, in the cod of I.lnearser ow Ihr rhargr of high trea-
son, and hol a WT... arda beta irled only fora Ininlem4 annr,
and while thri werr innwwoord they wrrr denied tlw• gaol
allowance, lercanar airy ►efused lu du ►ard labour, arid
prat/jot fur relief
11,e I'. • was read, and laic! uw the tablr. . I

The Earl or Latintitnnt., presented n Petition from the
CAN) Printers in London snit its vicinity, praying lbs. the
Hill before their Ie ritships. for reEntstitic the trader should
be passed iao. a soil Mid on the table.
The 31srines Dreraaeil Relatives MIL snit the Portpatriek
Disrlonier Bill, went through a Committee.
r.orr INDIA COMPANI'S VDIAINTF.ERR

Theirlships went into a Cummins? WI the East India
Coltrane's Viiblowers Rill.
Earl CRI!frENOR mid lie did not rim to oppose the
Hill: no far (runt if, it was the kind of military force IM
weakest to see in ilw country, in the place of an enormous
stauding army. %Vhat lie slid rise fur was In /11) swan with
what bail Wien from him on a previous Mehl rrintive fu
the disnff. ctn..' of a battalion of the (Wards. He then
stated 4 WAS calmed by their being harassed with extra ditty,
he laud More lesinwil that it could not be the are from their
beins a Mont numerous force in the metropolis.
The Hall thirst went throne' the Committee, and the Re-
port ordered tai be received lo•nlnrrow.
London, England, 1820-07-15

FISHERY IWUNTIES.

The following Restohiti ~,, • reverting the Fishery.
illiuntiet fir Great were agreed to on
Thursday utglit in the 11,,iise orCnnurtunr, Anil It
91,411 at the %MOW tittle urelere.l, that it Ise an meteor-
term to iheVominitlee on the Silitti.h Fishery Bill,
to snake piovistoit arcortlingly.
1. *Thitt ;11 lisltilies and allowances we the ntpoetation
eltanerkiedeekret tud lItA, line, ow haske,' tired is' England
et
the tale of Mast, shall cease and d.tri ine."
"That there shall be paid nounally out of the Ttevesnes
votive time Millssige.nent of the Commissioners of Excise in
Enetsod and Nero land, respectively. to die owner or owners
of all *dished reasets, or knit Jerked vessels, of nut less tiros
fifteen tons burden, ur to the person Or pefellell
lire•ria, fitted out (AM any purl in England
or •
the Isle of as for fishing fur sod luring of rod lab,
lief, or hake, • bounty of tufty shslliises per toss:"
3." Ttsat there AO be also paid sod alluvia a boaoty of
frittrthintillts per baudred arercht far ill cod tusk, ling, or
lutes sic the tussle of England or the Isle of Man,
aid cored and dried"
4." That there shall he atm paid and allowed a Neony of
too sbillints and sixpence for every barrel of end fins, lime,
N hair, takes on the coast of Englander the Inc of •Mass,
*nil cared wi h pickle."
5. " Thai there shall he also paid a Rennie of 3/. per toe
foe every tees Of on entrances from whales, err (minutia r fish
Wiest on the cools of Kireal nrii•ill rind the lisle of Alas',
aid isesnufsetisred therein; Rho, a I my of 4/..Lior w. ry
londred 'right of all fin, of whales. remotest! ented where_
Wine, taken on the coasts of Geist Briton *sad lisle of Mae,
apJ manufactured therein"
London, England, 1820-07-15

SIR P. MURRAY.

Lord A. HAMILTON ',MI belied been asked last
night by am Honourable Friend (Mr. Ahercromby)
whether he had said iii the course of the debate re-
specting the Scots Exchequer, that the office of
Chief Baron had been given to Sir P. Murray
because he had been a troublesome Candidate in
Perthshire. lie.. had distinctly denied having used
Inch language but he found in • Paper in his
hand. The Morning Chronicle, of this day, these
words attributed to hitt]: " it was needless fur him
to repeat what he had said respecting a candidate
io Perthshire. but it did not apply to Sir P. Mur-
. ray." Now lie wished to have it clearly understood
Chit it neither applied to Sir P. Murray nor any
oilier candidate, because be had never made lie of
the et all. What lie hail in fact said was
directed to a completely different quarter.
NEW BARRACKS.
The House having gone into a Committee on the
Barrack Agreement Bill—
Mr. CA LCRAFT wished to ask the Right !Ton.
Gentleman ( Mr. Vansitturt) wilstrnumher of acres
were to be covered by the barracks, and what was
the expense of the wall propoied to be built around
it?

The CitaNcEt.Lott of the EXCHEQUER did not
recollect the exact number of acres.
Mr. CALCRAFT understood that the barracks
were to cover right acres, while they were meant for
the accommodation of only 437 men, and the same
number of horses. If the House di.l not sliew
iliapositimi to save twenty or thirty thousand pounds.
it shoula not be his fault : if he were to divide singly,
be was resolved to take- the sense of the House ou
the motion.
Ai(
Toe ii...HANCELLOR of tlitt EXCHEQUER OS we
understood) said, that tke building of the barracks
would not cost more than .55,0001. and that the
space of ground proposed was necessary for exercis-
ing the men and other purposes.
Mr. C. CALvEnT perfectly concurred in what
had fallen from his Hon. Friend (Mr. Calcraft),
and he felt himself bound to vote against the giant
of so large a sum fur such a purpse.
Mr. I'. 11.11.50 N did not think that the Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer hail given any satisfactory
reason for this expense. Ile would have thought
it desirable to have gone on with the former tem.
porary barrack from }car to year, in the limw that
the expense of erecting a new one might eventually
be Rived altogether. Ile should oppose the Inca-
sore, and he regretted that it had ever beau
thought of.
Sir H. PARNELL referred to the Resolution laid
on the table last Session by the Right How Gen-
tleman, pledging the House to address the Crowo
to exercise the 101.51 vigilant superiiitemletwe river
the public expenditure, and affirmed that his pre-
sent conduct was wholly loconstateut with the lan-
guage of it.
The House then divided. The numbers were—
For the Motion
Against it ..... 33

M ajorit y l7
The Bill then passed through a Committee. Re-
port to-morrow.
The Sale of Spirits 11111 was read i third time,
and passed.
London, England, 1820-07-15

CHAMBER OF PEERS, liar N.

The Chamber proceeded upon the of the erpo
lOU proposed by the St•rquis De Lally 'follevirtal, respset-
isig the exercise of peraussal anent as to Members of the
Peerage.
Si-A Members spoke for and against the Resolution.
The debate ern adjourned to to-murrow.
The Report on the Budget will be preerultd to•r.norrosir
London, England, 1820-05-27

CORN EXCHANON, MAT. VI.

Oar market Ibis day was abvmatantly supplied wlib all
kinds of pain, mud the weather belies so very favourable hie
the growing crops, every article was exceedingly heavy in
sal►, at a redneflon of 2s. per quarter in 12heat, Harley, sail
Oats; the consumers not being disposed to keep lame mocks
by theta, the sales were but trifling at the above dec.ine. la
Beams mod Pease there is au alteration.
London, England, 1820-05-27

of woollen pods, it ism eery libely. istairectirb
exteed its injurious effects to other be•wciss.
Mr. Joint SUITN said, Ise wield only say •
few wee& in vindicitioo of the•vote he intended to
give. He tru anwilliog to vete for the repeal of
any tax that would not give relief to the people of
the cogent) at large; and he woe of °pinto°, that
the motion of the Noble Lord would not have thst
effect, fir which (etas* he mold Dot give it his
support.
Mr. Baitittre said, lifter giving the questioo
his fullest consideration, hr was compelled to vote
agsio.t 'he motion of the Noble Lord.
The House then divided fie the previous ques-
, hots, when there appeared—
Ayes
Non 141)

Majority spinet the moths.. 74
On our re-admission into the gallery, we found
The House resolved into a Committee of Supply.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER mused to
renew the vote of the late House or Commons for
seven millions Exchequer bills in aid, that they be
applicable to the services of the present year.—
Agreed to,
The C44llputott of the EXcHEQUIte moved
that the cam 'of 10,000/. should be rumen to
supply the expenses of the British Museum fur the
present year.
A Member, whose name we could not . learn,
said it was not his intention to object to the grsiit,
but he thought the public were excluded from the
benefits of the establishment, to which, in Iris opi.
Mon, they were entitled, particularly to the use of
the books in the library, which was not the case its
other instinees.
Mr. BARRIO mid, the library was in most per.
feet state; but it would riot be policy to throw it
more open to the public than it was.
Mr. W. SMITH stated, that from his own observa-
tion there wes no institution better regulated.
Sir R. WiLsos also complimented the manner
the institution was carried on.
The motion was agreed to.
The House resumed, and the Report was ordered
to be brought up on Tuesday.
COMMITTEE OF WAYS ANb MEANS.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved
that the unclaimed dividends in the Bank for the
year 1819, should be applied in aid of the services
of IB2o.—Agreed
The House resumed, and the Report was ordered
to be received on Tuesday.
ELECTION PETITtONS.
Lord CASTLEREAGH gave notice, that he would
on Thursday propose a measure to the House for
forwarding the Election Petitions.
The other Orders of the Day wete then dis-
posed of.
Adjourned at HALP-PASt TWELvE O'CLoCt
till Tuesday'.
London, England, 1820-05-27

rse RING'S DRAWING ROOM AND LSYSZS.

a Lord °leatherleis% Oise, Nay t 5, 1920
;. woo, will hold a Levee oa Wednesday, the 7th
sibi, saes Wedeeeday, the 14th Sane.
His Majesty will hold a &toad Drawing room an
Theeshil, the 19th June, the First Iniviag been already en-
awalllted for the 15th of Some."

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, FR/m; MAT 26

11111111ZRLY V. COLTS.
This was so isose directed by the lord Chancellor to as-
tertai• the instidity of • bill of eathaage, drawn by 1. Tay.
for ow Coles and Galpin, nod endorsed by the Plsistiff.
This was one of the niiinerons iransactioua arisrug oat of
she cusspiracy to defraud Hr. Coles, sea. so which bus part.
we, Gslpin, and the son *r. Coles, were parties, by meals
of which so immetiresuin was charged upon the parturrihoy.
The defence to the preseot stein,' was iwe-fold :
sod the weal of due diligence ow the port of the Plaist,tr
slaking the necessary moil ies jab the eosettierattes stool
had been given for the hill.
A great number of witnesses were esootisted, and the
esomoreopied the *lode of the day.
Tbelery found a verdict fur the Defeatismt es both pointy.

The Duke of YORK visited the KING ”sterrisc.
Yesterday Count MuNsTeft had to audience of
Ws MAJESTY at hi. Palace in Pall-mll.
Yesterday Prince LEOPOLD dined with the Mar-
quis of HERTFORD.

Yesterday the Lords of the Council assembled
at the Cockpit in Whitehall, to make arrangements
respecting the Coronation of the KENO. It was at.
te•lded by the Dukes of YORK and Ctancocx,
the Marren of the Itor.mi, Sir I.VILLIAII
mid other Privy Counsellors.
A Common Council was yesterday held at
Gnildhall, when it was resolved that as Petition he
presented to the [louse of Commons, praying for
au immediate inquiry iuto the state of the reoresen.
tation of the people in Parliament.—(For fie
Resobilious see first page.)
The ports are now open for the free importatiln
of Wheat and Flour, Oats and Pease, front it..
British Colonies and Plantations in North America;
but continue shot against the importation of eny
other descriplion of foreign grain, except Burt
Wheat, which is importable at • duty of Ws. prr
quarter.
The four troops or Derbyshire yeomanry, which
assembled at Derby for six days permanent duty,
completed their term of service on Saturday last.
Previously to their separation they were addressed
by their worthy and highly-esteemed Lieutenant-
Colonel, Sir ROBERT WILMOT. Bart. and their
much-respected Major, W. L. CLOWCII, Esq. who
severally thanked and commended them in the
warmest and most energetic terms for the steads,
highly respectable, and soldier-like conduct they
had displayed on the occasion, both in the field and
in quarter.. The Officers entertained their friends
alternately at the George, the King's Head, rod
the Bell Inns. Oa Friday evening the play of The
Heart of Mid Lothian, and the farce of X. Y. Z.
were bespoke by the Lieut.-Colonel and Office's,
on which occasion the theatre was crowded in every
part, and the boxes displayed a brilliant assemblage
of rank and fashion.
London, England, 1820-05-20

coraNATMN.

COURT OF CLAIMS.
Aniung the claims wade on Thursdat Were
the.e of
The Cities of London and Oafs/silo mai, the Thief But-
ler.
The lEiarl if Ahergavenny to tact as Chief Lardiuer, which
wns cusinivrrlaimed by Mr. Evicoors,
The Doke of Norfolk, as Earl of Meade, to be received
s• thief Boiler.
The Mir of Norfolk, as Lord of the Signor of Worksop,
r.,iitity of Nopingliasti, to Ind a Glove for the Kiag's right
and to einiport his Majesty's right arm while the King
h.. in, the sceptre.
The Doke of Montrose as Master of the Bone, to act as
NiKkaat of the Silver Scullery.
Mr. Campbell, as Lord of the :donor of Lyston, in 'Essex,
to nosh, Makes for the Biog.
The Bishop of Loadiso, in reaped to the service of the
Olean in the Abbey.
The dolma of she Dukes of Norfolk soil STootroare *ere
rumored by Sir CAWS Naykr ou behalf of those Noble
Peers.

_
Among the Commissioners present we noticed the
Dukes of Clarence •ad Gloucester, the Lord Pre.
eident of the Council, the Marquis Camden, the
Eerie of Shaftesbury', Macclesfield, Donoughtoore,
Colartown, Viscount Strsngford, Lord Gwydir, &r,
After these proceedings were closed, the Court
was adjourned to Thursday near,
London, England, 1820-05-20

THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. XLV.
will be published oa SATURDAY the fib inst.
Congterts :-1. Life Of the Duke of Marlborough—
Memoirs of Johu Doke of Marlborough, with his original
Correspoudence, collected from the feniily Records at Elea-
beim, and other authentic sources ; by IVilliam Coxe, 14 4.
P.R.S.A. Archdeacon of Wilts.-11. Van Diorite's Laud.
Michael Howe, the last and worst of the Boils Illeigers of
Van Diesero's Laud. Narrative of the thief atrocities com-
mitted by this Great IM•rderer mod his associates, during
a period of Six years, in Van Diemco's Could
Durbin. Voyage dans le Levant.—lV. Roads and Highways .
1. Report of the Select Committee on the Highways of the
Kingdom. IL Practical Essays we the Scientific Repair and
Preservation of Public Road.; by Jahn Loudon .11'Adani.
S. Remarks on present system of Road-making, by J. L.
M'Adaus. 4. Essay on Coastraction of Roads, &c.; by
Richard Lovell Edgeworth. 5. Practical Tread4e on Rua d.
making; by James Palfrooll.-V. Pure: I. Proceedings
in Parga, and the lonian Islands, with sorties of covrespoh-
deice and ether justificatory eloassinds; by L.entenant-
Colonel C. P. de Basset. 2. Exposit des fail. qui out ma.
ced4 et .uivi la Cession de Parra, mestere keel' originate,
meat ea Gres par an Pargasiote, et troduit it pablid par
Amory Duval, de rhistitet,—Vt. Modern Greek : Obser-
vations relating to the Modern Greek Laurence ; by If. .
curay.—Vll. Voltaire et had. de Chkteki. Vie Privet de
Voltaire et Madame de CLltelet, pendant un %our Jr six
mois a Circy.—Vlll. Poems. Descriptive of Racal Life and
Scearry; by John Clare, a Northainotine.hire Peassat.—l X.
De FAsigleterre; par Monsieur Rubicbon.—X The 'all of
Jerstalens: • Dramatic Poem; by the Rev. 11. H. Mmeo.
—Il. Africa: Voyage Maas flatterer de VAlrique site
Soarers du Maiol et de la Gamble ; par G. Sdollieu.—K 11.
Private Life and Manners of the Atbeniaus.

Painted fur Joh@ Murray, Albemarle-idrert.
No XL. eiiiiisioing the Stroud and concluding pad of
the Index, will be published at the same time.
CamplcteSets may be had of the Sift XX. Vol.. of the
Quarterly Review.