The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1816-05-23 00:00:00

nEt oitm IN PARLIAMENT.

AT nut EXTRAORDINARY g;ENERAE
M LET( Nt: of the II PDEN CLGU, lerhl pot-
-5114111 to polthe Advrr kentent. at tin. British Colitt-Ituutbv,
Cockspnr-,treci, on the IMO 114 y, 141 ;
lit.olseil—That a Gmetal Meetin<, for ,inotitlrrinK the
MMUS of tolling forth the Public volt* u. the Cis.. of Par-
Itrforin, Is now tonvencil anti
That the invitation thert•to Ir a. follow.

By the I.a•.e, and StfAutra ,a this Realm, the subject ham
',rifled in him a futielanselit el right of Property, and he is
nor compelled to contribute to any 'tux Out set by consomme
tor..ren► in Parliament.
Yet iie the Journal. of the House of Commons for the
6th of May, 1793, it ntanda ref-wiled and oneoutrad:cied
as one. awning a multitude of detects that 154 individuals
actually trtioated It decided majority uftlic Members of that
license i evitleine of which was offered to tic girku at their
Bar.

For these reasons, and because also of Par'Mount's having
an karowriitufional continuance, as well as of a thousnitcl
*MMus of debt, all tocorred si-ee the Revolution, tooth' r
with the melaiicholy result, that fur paying; the intereit of
suck a debt, it, euntiseted, the People are oppressed with an
intolerable weight of Taxes—awl likewise because of au inn-
nivio.eNtanil ine Army voted in time of Peace ;
The 11AM PUF.N CLUB aralei al cd for Parliamentary Re-
form, exhort all those of tlw Nobility, Gentry, and °Owns
who desire the deliverance of their Country, to meet at the
FREEMASONS' TAVERN, Great Queen-street. Lincoln's-
iiiii•fields. at ONE. O'CLOCK, on SATURDAY, the 15th
of JUNE, being the Annie of the Day on which our
Ancestors' obtained MAGNA CHARTA ;
To consider of the most effectual mode of calling forth
the Coustitutional VOICE of the PEOPLE by Petition. to
claim, as a lawful inheritance mut undoubted right, that
they lie not in future liable to any TAXER, nor subject to
any LAWS nut assented to in a lints.e of Parliament truly
representing the OM MONS 4.f the REALM.

RemAreA--That the Committee fur pmrnoting Petition,
the ohji et of osir Institution in geserol, be re-
•ined for she year eaaaini, and that to them it be referred
to arrange natters Maitre to the (rimers, Meeting, ike.
THOMAS CLEARY,
Sirs...bur to the Committee.

This day is published, in 'Pro Volumes, Svo. price 24s
boaria,

lIPHE HISTORY WALDENSES, coo-
fleeted with a Sitrtth of du KISI'IAN CHURCH,
from the Birth of Cliri.t Iv 'kr Eiyhterooth Crutury.
By WILLIAM .10StA
Stewed Edition, corrtcily and crtatly

" It is not so well known us it ought tit be, that eiar real
Poet, Mill I y appreciated the character of the IValden-
set, and wrote in their dm, lice. All the otchle•tsenm••ectrd
with these people, and the more eminent personazes among
theta, will be (mind ctreismstasitially related in 11,1.. 1101117111
and with gnat apparent candour and aceurscy. We ord.
lingly repeat, that 41,1, will lye found a convenient Epitome
of Ecclesiastical lliptory; and the sniFeritstri anal persecu-
tions of the %Valdivia•' are related with such pathos, but,
we are sorry to say, with no tzagccratiton."—British Critic,
June, 1813.
London: Printed for Gale and Fenner, Paternoster-row.

THOMAS'S PRACTICE OF PHYSIC, NEW
EDITION.

Thin day is published, in one large Pad closely-printed
Volume, Syn. price lA4. board",
THE MODERN PRACTICE of PHYSIC ;
exhibiting the Characters, Causes, Symptoms, Prog-
nostics, Morbid Appearance., and improved Method of
Treating the Diseases of all Climates.
By ROBERT THOMAS, M.D.
Fifth F.dition, revived, sad considerably enlarged.

Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rem, Orme; and Brown;
('adell unit Davies; S Highley and Son ;J. Callow • E. Cox
and Sun; Baldwin, Cradork, and Joy; Law and Whittaker;
T. :Ind G. Underwood, 32, Fleet-atreet ; and Adam Black,
Edinburgh.