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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-04-24

LIVERPoOL SNSSIONS.

The Quarter Seesiens fur this Ipprough crotooseue-
.• •
ed on Monday het.
After the Grand Jury had been swam, and the
proclamation against vice and immuna,tp read, the
Itscoanaa delivered the ffillo;ring charge :
N Gentlemen of the Mond Jury—Since we last itiet in
this plate, his presets. Majesty, shortly otter his accession
to the throne, has bees variously pleased to issue the
Myst Proclamation which has joist heat shod to you; doelit.
less v.)0.41,6016 sr his illustrious father did before him,
that the faithful performanee of the duties which it enjoins
is the best fveadatios attic Imprison and prosperity of his
rrntor.
.1 For some works past the attention of the public bas hems
deeply sod anxiously Axed open the ariesiaistratios of the
Criminal lA.. throeshout the diaries! eassatiesof the hies.
dom. lam happy to say. that this elisiely has bees, is a
greet reassere, relieved, and that the eueetry, true to itself
at a time of us °rehear, dillculty, is gradually cerreelisig
those evils, the consumes of which we base so much cause
to regret. Urea the siareusitting care and vignette* of Go.
verunseut we may eonlideutly place great reliance; but you
are welraware, bow imperfect sad limited the powers of the
best sad most 'Attica( Govereionest aeceattarity must he,
unless they are followed up by the Grin, temperate, awl dia•
tent exertions of the wood sad virtuous part of the cum.
emaily.
. . _

" There is soother subject to which 1 will shortly advert.
It bas been stated iii the public pinta, that the rein* of
gasbag exists to • great extent in ibis loans of Liverpool,
nod that it ehirAy prevails aseingst those who have 'wither
time war stoney at their owm cowsinasd. I hope sod helicon'
that the st•tetweet is greatly exaggerated, and that the greet
body of the nterthante clerks /are not tainted with this etas..
Tu such as are addicted to it I would say, itidependrotlyst
the penalties to which they expose ibentaelves, that all their
proaperts of Lair nod honourable aggrandiaristrot, at aorta.
tare period of their lives, sibcompletely cut off by this... 6"
vuorisig pasties. .'!►
" The ealesdar befure you coots/as a great alliallpaa Ott
offeoars, au{ I arm sorry to stair, maul of tiaras ors abost
robberies. The police of the tows has dame much; lash,
further esertiows ate still waothae, and the most uureaslasy
vigilasice is requisite to keep dams this gaowisg evil. Yoe
will sow retire to your duties; sad W, la the nurse of your
inquiries, asp eines should COW Wore you epos which yew
desire the advice of the Court, we &boll he ready re give it."
• The crleudae coastossio the some* of 109 pia-
wren, 93 a whom are drarr4 •. with rehab twat
14 with misdalleiword..
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London, England, 1820-04-24

HICK.i'S LLILL, SATutovr,

This morning the Lord Chief Baron proceeded
to MOW* IlaIL fur the purpose of &Wein 111reginUt
the Grand Jory asitedulitrd wider the Special Corso.
mission. The Jury hewing beets celled over, hod
Lordship intitsiettit that they were egtiin st«emblrd
its il►e rercdition of tilt it duty. IA it because Hems.
sary to peter other loll+ lirfore then►, c iiiiii vette'
with the objects anon which they write originally
charged. 'l'll.' Jury• then retired to their room.
where the wituesses were called before them on s
separate hill of indictment, which war preferred
against J.,mes i4ilsoa, and which became necessary,
In consrquence of the misnomer with retpect to
to which allusion has lava already doodle.
The Jury, after eOlisUlllsor together a shun burr,
feudal a true bill agaiu•t Jornes IVi ion.
London, England, 1820-06-16

LA DY 3/ A RC: AR ET CHARTER'S

Beautify! draper% drres ,If sallot.lieed with white satin sad
euriclard with an unique awl fanciful garniture of Bow
i■ derive., istermiard will' witin sod embroidered homes,
•ad tastefullydecorated with heliports of blue hyacinth.' and
roses, and • profusion of blond Imre; dreamt bine min
train, surrounded by a garnitotre of tulle and satin, arranged
to correspond. Heed•dress, cermet., of ostrich feathers.

-- - .
LADY CATHARINE CHARTERIS
Appeared in a drisa the same as Lndy Margaret.
LADY GEORGINA WELLESLEY.
A soperb set dress, richly embroidered in geld, with
assures of gold trisomiag; traits whits Immense, covered
with set, and most vial, embroidered is gold. He' sd dress.
ed quite resod with raserive gold cord twisted round the
head, dialoged*, mod rich Ideate of feathers; sleeve erns-
warmed with rich Mood Ism, and tippet to esmeamisid.—.
This dress was considered one ef the richest at the Drawing-
roool. _ _ _
London, England, 1820-06-16

ACIDULATED ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES.
!FIE decided Preference lists NEW SAUCE
NN' tEperiese4 daring the short period it Ise bees
before lite Peddle, baying occosiesied some ovaries. !mita.
times, E. LAZENBY sod SON mercifully informs she
Nobility and Gcstry, the Oriyiral Aril ete is prepared may
at their Wareboose, No. 6, Edward-stket, Load's, and
Id, Paeliarneal.sheet Dublist. The Label.. each Batik
sassed " Elizabeth Limairby."
lf.d,—Pible it. peculiar Peewits.. ilea Acid Mediae,
Sacra will be famed very delienice with steak% hashes, 6.e.
ea well as all kiwis et Ash, and dais' a decided preference
foe eapertatios ; Y warrantled to keep is any climate, aid
dues net taro rancid irks .peed.

FURTHER REDUCTIONS is the PRICES of PLATE
GLASS fount TWO AND A HALF to TWENTY-FIFE
per Ceut.
BRITISH PLATE GLASS COMPANY.
Established by Act of Parliament, 1773.
The Trade and the Public are respectfully informed, that
a very large assortment of CAST PLATE GLASS conti-
nue* on sale by Mr. James Hawking., Secretary to the Com-
pany, at their Warehouse, Albion-place, Bladtfriara.
bridge; and also by Mr. William Foster, at their Menu-
funny at Itaveubead, near Presrot, Lancashire.
The C pally take leave to stair, that their Stock is of
• superior quality and brilliancy, and consists of all Urgent
assortment of Pier and Chimney Glasses, from 6 to 145
inches in korai, and Guns 4 to SO inches in width, aho
Convex and COUCAVC Mirror., from 15 to 36 inches diame-
ter; and Plates of various dimensions fur Windows, Sky-
lights, Cuachs-s, Ship-sashes, Lanterns fur Halls, Licht
Houses, ice.; and that, in coniequence of the late reduc-
tion of ditty in July, 1519, the company then reduced their
prices TWO SHILLINGS AND NINE-PENCE per foot
superficial; they 110111 announce In the Public • further re-
diorama, on 'Seale from TWO sad a HALF to TWENTY-
FIVE PER CENT. u the Glasses may vary i• site.
From the very great imorovements that have taken place
in this Manufactory, since the Incorporation of the C.Olll
puny in the year 1773, it is acknowledged that the Com-
pany'. Plates are far superior to any others usausfactured in
Ewer. .
London, England, 1820-06-29

ALBIO?i FIRE Aim LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NSW 13111.11DOILSTILIET, BLACILIMIAILS,

EMPOWERND BY ACT'or PARLIAiIENT.

CAPITAI,-02It MILLION.
NSU RANCES falling due at Midaummer will
I
expire, mains renewed wiibia Meta days from that
period.

The e4laspas es Rates and Conditions are of the most rea.
soaable dencriptioo:—no Charge is made fur Fire Policies,
when the Premium exceeds 'us.;-..krio Admission Fine in
(barged on Life Ineursnee;--411 liberal Commission is al;
lowed to Solicitor., and others, whn effect Life Insurances -
—and every facility is afforded by w►ich tbe Interest sad
Convenience of the Pablic may be promoted.
WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary.
London, England, 1820-06-29

POSTM ASTERS.

Mr. S. WORTLEY said he held in his hand a Pe.
Wiwi from several Licensed Postmasters in Scot.
land, complaining of the mode of collecting the
duties and inflicting penalties in that branch of
Vie revenue. Certainly, the lion. Member observ-
ed, great liberties had been taken by the agents of
Government in the latter respect ; and he knew of
various cases where tile payment of penalties had
been compelled in which it would have been re—
mitted if the parties had been allowed to appeal to
the Commissioners. It was signed by a great pro-
portion of the Postmasters of Scotland.—Read, laid
on the table, and ordered to be printed.

BREWERS' LICENSES (IRELAND).
On the motion of the CHANCELLOR of the E.
CHEQUER, the House resolved itself into • Commit-
tee on the Brewers' Licenses (Ireland) Bill. A re-
solution was carried, and, the Report ordered to be
received to-morrow.
London, England, 1820-06-29

COLLECTION OF THE REVENUE.

Mr. NUMB poutponed his propositionv. iel•tire to
the collection of the Revenue, till the 4th July.

CONVEYANCING, &C.
Mr. PORTII•N obtained leave to bring it) a Bill
to prevent the inconvenience of unskilful petunia
practising as conveyancers.
Mr. S. WORTLEY inquired whether his Right
(lon. Friend (the Chancellor of the Exchequer) in-
tended to bring forward any new measure for the
assessment of the duties on shop-vtindnais ?
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER replied
(as we understood) in the negative.
London, England, 1820-06-29

IJSIPMUAL PARLIAMANT.

-.......-
DOUSE OF LORDS, WIEDIIISDAIN Juni, IS.

The Duke of PORTLAND and die Earl tlf ATLIBSTORD,
took the oaths aad their seals.

PAPERS.

Mr. Mason, from the F,ast India Company, presented
Papers relating to the Trade of the Company, and that of
the United States of America with China.

Mr. Cartwright, Mr. Bennett, and other Members of the
Hoax 6.f Commons, brought up the Exchequer Bills Bill.
the Barbadoes Trade Regulation Bill, the Irish Commercial
Credits Bill, and the Greenland %Vbale Fishery Bill, which
were severally read a brat time.
London, England, 1820-06-29

DUBLIN GAS BILL.

Mr. R. SHAW brought up the Report of the
Dublin*Gas Bill. which was rend void *greed to.

MISREPRESENTATION.

Mr. R. MARTIN said, that a liberty bad been
taken with biro in two Morning Papers, which be
wished to state to the House. lit the report of the
debate of Monday night, [the Morning Herald
of yesterday had made him say, that it would be
an advantage to her Majesty to be accused, which
was nonsense, and had besides added, that there
was it laugh in the House in consequence. What
he had said was, that in the event of her Majesty
being obliged to submit to the ordeal of an inquiry
into her cowherd, she would, iii Iteing the accused
person, have an advantage over her accuser.
The SPEAKER asked whether the Hon. Member
intemlcil to submit any motion on the out ject ?
Mr. MARTIN replied, that he did not mean to
ground any motion on what he had stated, he meant
it merely as a kind of warning, that if those per.
sons who undertook to report the debates of that
I louse omitted him altogether, lie should consider
it an honour ; but if they took on them to give un
account of what hail been said, he should expect
that whatever might fall from him would be re-
ported correctly.
IRISH TREASURY BILLS, &e.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER brought
in a Bill for issuing 1.500.000/. in lash Treasury
Bills, a Bill for regulating the trade of the Isle of
London, England, 1820-06-29

COURT OF CLAIMS.
The Lords Commissioners appointed by Vie
King to hear soil determine all claims relating to
the services at his Majesty's Coronation assembled
yesterday, in pursuance of their adjournment, in the
Painted Chamber.
At twulve o'clock the Earl of Shaftesbury took
the Chair ; the other Commissioners were, the
Ili.liop of Loudon, Lord St. lichens, and Lord
A rden.
The Noble Chairman directed William Butt,
E,.1. the Deputy Serjeant at Arms, to snake the
proclamation for silence, which bring done, lie
directed the same Oli6cer to proclaim that the
Court was adjourned to Wednesday, July 5, and
that 110 petitions claiming the right of service at
the Coronation would be received after that day.
Mr. Blake, the Chancery Barrister, was in at-
tendance to support the claim of Lord Charles
Townshend, to perform the duties of Champion, on
the day of Coronation, in right of the manor of
Taturrort h Castle.

ST. Plata airs PAWL—Holiday at the Mask, Excheqsee,
Feat Idby hod Smolt Sea Meows.
London, England, 1820-06-29

THE LAST sod ONLY DAY WEDNES-
DAY, July 14, when the Lottery Ilisisben, and
ALL FOUR PRIZES of 110,0110,
Resides 58 other CAPITALS, Mosey and Cassels, MUST
BE DRAWN.
CARROLL, Contractor,
19, Corehill, and 26, Oxford•street, London, where %War-
ranted Uedrawn Tickets and Shares are Selling; oleo at all
his Agents i■ the Country.
CARROLL Miami and Sold, in the bast few Months-
-2.387 Y30,090 17,t:O3
706 .. 21,000 2,226
1,345

TILE LONDON MAGAZINE. No. VII.
for JULY, being the First of the SECOND VOLUME,
mambos as follows:—The Lion i Head (an article to be re-
Elderly continued!; the History of Madame kende:net, a
religious eistlinsinst; Table-talk, No. II.; on the Differ.
eery between Writing and Speaking; Mr. Bowles, as Editor
of Pope; Lines from the Spanish; Comparative Beauty of
Black Eyes and Bine Eyes; sin the Character and Writings
of James Shirley, No. II.; • new Bibliographical Work ;
To ---; La Dense; Mr. Hunt's Hero and learder—
and Bacchus and Ariudne; Sonnets, by Cornelius Webb ;
the Collector; Critical Notices of New Books-1. Mgt_
thew'', Diary of an ; 2. Sintrant and his Compa-
nions, from the Germs,' ; 3. The Fancy, frown Poetical Re-
mains of the late Peter Corcoran; 4. Martian Colons*, by
Barry Cornwall ; 6. Taylues Glory of Regality ; the Drums;
Report of Music; Literary and Scientific Ivelligence ; Pu-
blics and Public greats; Commercial Report; Avicultu-
re' Report; Works prepnring for Publication ; Books lately
published; Ecclesiastical Preferments; and the other usual
Lists; Tattles, Markets, ke.
London : Published by Baldwin. Cradock, sad Joy, Pater.
✓oster-row; of whom Copies of the First Six Numbers may
still be bad.
London, England, 1820-06-29

THE IRISH TENEMENTS RECOVERY BILL.

The Earl of DONOUGIIMORE said, that when he
gave notice that he would move the second reading
of the Bill this dry, it was not that he thought it
would receive opposition. but that he thought it
was necessary to explain what was the object of it.
When the measure was originally brought forward
in the other House of Parliament, it was extended
to tenements let under 401. a year to tenants who
had run away, giving the power to the Assistant
Barrister to put the landholder in possession, with.
out having recourse to the long process of eject-
ment. The present Bill enlaressitilieTititentiost of
the former, us it gave the Assistant Barrister the
power of deciding on such eases where the rent of
the tenements were under 501. a year. It would be
only necessary for him to 'drew to their Lordships
the utility of the measure, to state, that for eleven
months, ending March 1819, 11,000 cases had
been decided by the Assistant Barristers; and from
their decisions, there had been only fifteen appeals
to a higher Court ; and out of the fifteen, only live
reversed.

The Bill was then read • second time, and or-
dered to hr committed to-morrow.
The Twelve Maisons Loan Bill and the Funded
Debt Charge Bill, were committed, and the Reports
ordered to be received to-morrow.
London, England, 1820-06-29

ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE,

Established by Royal Charter, in the Reign of King George I.

June, 1520.
PERSONS, ',bee Annual Premiums fall due
on the 24th instant, arc hereby informed,l44 Receipts
are now ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices, over
the Royal Exchange and in Pall Mall, as well as by their
respective Agents in the several Counties; and the parties
assured are requested to apply fur the renewal of their Poli-
cies, on or before the 9th of July next, as the usual fifteen
days allowed fur payment, beyond the date of each Policy,
will then expire.
SAMUEL FENNING, Junior. Secretary.
*se Attendance is given, daily, at the raid Office., for the
Assurance of Buildings, Goods, Merchandises, and Ships, in
Harbour, in Dock, or while building, from loss or Damage
by Fire; and also for the Assurance of, and granting An-
nuities on, Lives.

N.H. Fire Policies will he ironed free of Enrense to the
Assured, where the Annual Premium amounts to 6s. or up-
wards.
London, England, 1820-06-29

SAVING BANKS.

The CUAIICILLOR of the EIi:REPLIER, in mov-
ing the order of the day for the further considers.
lion of the Report of the Saving &inks Bill, sand
that his object was, that the Bill might receive cer-
tain amendments, and that certain objections to it
might be removed. The Bill was then recommit.

tad, reconsidered, certain amendments 'weed to,
rod the Report ordered to be taken into farther
consideration on Monday next. and to be printed.

LIVERPOOL.

Mr. CANNING prevented a Petition from the
Merchants of Liverpool, recomuleuding the erec-
tion of a bridge over the Conway--+ second front
certain inliabitents, complaining of the mode in
which the duties on► shops and windows were col-
lected—a third from the Manufacturers of Tobacco
of the same town, praying a full allowance of cer-
tain drawbacks on that article—and a fourth from
the Merchants, praying a more immediate altera-
tion of the Irish Uniou, and especially the 10 per
cent. duties.—They were severally read, laid on the
table, and ordered to be printed.
Mr. Lime Ton asked the Right Hon. Gen-
tleman on what grouud lie could apply to Parlia-
ment to continue duties on certain commodities ex-
ported from this country to Ireland, such as pot.
tery, when a inanuEictory of that article dud not
exist in that island? He hoped the Right Hon.
Gentleman would, on reconsideration, give up
those duties.

The CH•SCit.t.ot of the EXCHEQUER said (as
we understood), that he had had a comusuilication
recently with the gentlemen priocipally concerned
iu that trade; but front what had passed, he was
not prepared to give * decided answer.

LABOURERS.
The Report of the Labourers Wages Bill was
brought up and agreed to, and the Bill ordered to
be read the third time on Friday, if engrossed.
A Member, with whose name we were mac.
quainted, gave notice that he should move as an
instruction to the Committee, that the Bill should
be limited in its duration to three yearv.
London, England, 1820-06-29

SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE.

The demand (er COTTON has been langisid generally. but
there wax some inquiry by the trade and exporters for Milt
thing offering below she late current rates, the business of
the week is comprised in few sale., tieing taken privately in
large parcels at steady priers, the Demerara" and Bowe& fur
export, and the remainder for consumption. The saki n(
the week are duly paid 30 bare Upland good 121.1.; 250 De.
meraras and Berbice middling 14i1.; (air to good ISt. • 151.1;
300 Surat (in bond) middling 6141. • 7/1.; fair to good
714. a 8!d. ; 550 Belies' ((film) ordinary to middling 6,9.
a nd.; fair to good 71.1. Total 1,130 bags. The imports
are, 30 hags New Orleans, 25 Demerara' mad &rime,
24 Weal India, 87 Smyrna. Total 166 her,.
London, England, 1820-06-29

This day is published, in foolocap Oro. price 3,. 6d. boards,
POEMS, by One of the Authors of " Poems
for Youth by a Family Circle."
London: Printed fur Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Pater.
sorter-row.

Of whom may also be had,
POEMS for YOUTH, by a Family Circle; foolscap evo.
price 3s. 6J.
. _ _ .
London, England, 1820-06-29

UNE 29, 1820.

BRITISH GAI.LERY, PALL-MALL
THIS C;AI.LERY, with nn EXHIBITION
of PORTRAITS of distinguished, Persuus in the
History and Literature of the Uuitrd Klngdont, IS OPEN
DAILY from Trot In the Meriting till Six is the Evening.

(Ily Ordsr) JOHN YOUNG, Keeper.
Admission, 10.—Csislornes, 19.—INsagries1 ditto, 2..
London, England, 1820-06-29

EDUCATION OF THE POOR.

Mr. DALY was then called on to bring forward
his motion regarding the Irish Insurrection Act;
but some difficulty arising thereto front the ab-
sence of the Secretary for Ireland (the Right Hon.
C. Grant), and Mr. Brougham requesting the
Hon. Member to give precedence to his motion,.
on the plan for the education of the poor, stating,
that a great misconception respecting his object
prevailed oat of doors, which he was anxious to re-
move as early as possible—and that a postpone-
ment from this night would probably be a-post-
ponement for the Session. as the House was aware
that a Bill might shortly be expected in the Lords
which would prevent him from attending this
House during the remainder of the Session • on these
grounds Mr. Daly conceded his right of priority,
and—

Mr. BROUGNAM rose. He bad to return his thanks
to the Hon. Geutlesuen opposite fOr their kindness
and candour ; and he should now, without further
preface, proceed to bring forward his measure, 61
measure which, considered with reference to its
object, WAS perhaps second in importance to
Done ever introduced into that house. The
House had been latterly emp'oycd on subjects
of a very different kind, and, vulgarly speaking.
more interesting. But however illustrious were the
individuals whose disputes lied unfortunately come
under the consideration of Parliament, he had no
hesitation in saying that this subject was of infinitely
more real and permanent interest and importance;
and he hoped that Parliament would be enabled to
pass a measure which would reflect lasting Ito.
nour on themselaes, and continue to cooler deep
mid extensive benefits to their country, long sifter
the memory of those differences would have faded out
London, England, 1820-06-29

IRON AND WIRE FENCES. MEAT SAFE, AND
WIRE-WORK MANUFACTORY.

Tii()MAS CAT() awl SONS, 89: iiolhorii-
hill, opposite St. Andrew's Climelt, solicit the Nobi-
lity, Genre, ke. to do them the honour of inspecting their
superior Specimens of Pleasnre Ground Fences, for dura-
bility and appearance unequalled; variety of Wire Meal
Safes anti Dish Covers, admit free circulation of air, ex-
clude Hies and all other hareem, are of great use in the Laid
nod West bubo.; Wire-work fir Librariei, Dairies, Phea.
sentries, Aviaries. Larders, and Storehouse Windows; im-
proved Powtable Garden Seats; Wire Coops, for the protec-
tion of Partridges, Poultry, kci from vermin; Decorative
Iron and W ire Bordering.
London, England, 1820-06-29

This day is published, in 2 vols. Mina. price 12s. boards,
GIOVANNI SBOGARRO: a Vrattseit Tale.
Takeo from the Forsch.
By PERCIVAL GORDON.
-" Ever Renown blows a note of fame,
And a note of fear, when she soma& his name .^
London : Printed for Baldwin, Credal', and Joy, Pater-
rioMeneow.
London, England, 1820-06-29

WOOTION BASSET.

Mr. Thome:ix brought up the Report of the
Select Committee on the Petitions against the
Wootton Basset Election. It declared the bitting
Member's to have been duly elected. and the Peti-
tions not to have been frivolous or vexatious.
London, England, 1820-06-29

1 NSO LVENT DEBTORS.

Earl GROSVIZNOR presented d Petition from cer-
tain persons who had bilt.en the benefit of the late
Insolvent Debtors' Act, c plaining of a clause in
the Bill before their Lordships on that subject
which affected their interests, and praying that it
might be modified.--ft was read, and laid on the
table.—Adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, IVIDMISDAY, 'WM 211.
Mr. Janes Janes presented a Petition from the Freeholder, of
Carlisle, complaining that au armed forte had been illegally
used by the Magistrates on the last day uf the last election fur
that town, and praying inquiry.—Read, laid as the table,
and ordered to be printed.
London, England, 1820-02-21

PROM SATURDAY NIGHTS GAZETTE.

This Gaulle contains us Order in Courted, distorting the
Archbishop of Canterbury to " Prepare a ►orm of Pram
sail Thenkngivisig iii Almighty God for his Majesty's reco-
very from his Isle dangerous 'idioms." Also an ender, ea.
joining she Ministers of the Established Church and the
Episcopal Communion io Scotland, to offer up prayers and
thaakegisiup fee his blajosty's recovery.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

Consoniseees signed b as Lord Lieutenant V tan County
iff Nottingham.
Royal Sllrratood Footmen, or Nittliagliamabits &miaow of

John Lee, Grut. to be Lieutenant—dated Janua►y 8, 1840.
Thomas Sal Gent. to be Ensign—dated as above.
Holinepierrepoot Yeomanry Cavalry.
Henry Oldkiww, Gent to be Lieutenant—dated Aimed 17,
1818.
William Marshall, Gent. to be Cornet.—dated January 14,
1880.
London, England, 1820-02-21

FASIIIONABLE PANTIES.

The Doke of Nei-foil' entertained a aeleet party at aioutr
yesterday at his hogs* in St. James's-squire.
Count Lieven, the Russian Amines'dor, gave an elegant
evetertainnient yesterday le the Earl and c0...1ra or Jersey,
Lord and Lady moil a large party of distinction,
it hi■ residence in Harley street.
• the Earl of Derhy gave i grand dinn►r on Saturday to the
Marquis.oflonia and a large party of distiottiur, at hie
house to Grosvenor-square.
London, England, 1820-02-21

11111 i F."; E Performancrs will cemmenee orb
WEDNESDAY NEXT, February 23, under the
ihriction of Sir G. SMART, who has the gratification to
11111.11(1,41.1., ill4t Mrs. SALMON bas kindly risitariated to
perfoini in the First Acts of these Oratorios, before she
tnitils au engagement at soother Concert too the same
ETrUiltig.
PAST 1.--SELECTIONS from Mosert's celebrated
REQUIEM
PART Il.—The First Part of Hadyn's sacred Oratorio of
THE CREATION._ _ _

At the end of the First Part Mr. Ries will perform ou the
Grand PIIIIO Forte an Introduction and Variations, com-
posed by himself, on the celebrated Irish Melody, "'Tie the
last Rose of Summer."

The following are some of the pieces which will be intro.
doted liv Madame G. Belloebi, the favourite Cantata "Ui
piarer," Rossini—Mr. Brabant, " Lord, remember David,"
and the grand scene in the Creation, " In splendour bright"
—and Ms.. Salmon, Air," Holy, holy, Lord God Almighty,"
/lamb+

The third act, which will be Miscellaneously, will commence
.bh Cliertilitni's Grand Overture to Anacreon, and the per.
t ,life to conclude with Beethoven's celebrated Grand
Sitil"nia, fur which the Orchestra will be augmented
11. ally loft performers.
r • f the Band, Mr. Smart.
London, England, 1820-02-21

yhia day are poblisbed,

APHARGES tirlivried to GRAND JURIES
IV in the ISLE of ELY, upon Libel., Yagranie,
Criminal Law, Religion, Rebellious Assemblies, Sae. wish
large Asl.litione fur the use of Magistrates and Stutkuta of
Law. Second Edition, price 101.
By EDWARD CHRISTIAN,

Of Gray's Ins, Esq. Barrister, Pmfemor of the Laws of Eng.
laud, in the University of Cambridge, and Chief Justice
of the l.le of Ely.
fkil.l by Messrs. Clarke, Portugal-street; and Rivingtons,
Waterloo-place.
Also by the same Author,

2. The PRESENT 'PRACTICE of the BANKRUPT
LAW. &Toni' Edition, 2 vols. price IL 186.
3. INSTRUCTIONS and BEST PRECEDENTS for
SUING OUT a COMMISSION. &toad Edition, price 12..

/1111-1 E LORDS of the TREASURY hive
tamed their Warrant for the Final Drawing of the
LOTTERY, to take place NEXT FRIDAY, 25th Fe.
be u•ry, when ihe few remaining Tickets (having an ex-
cess of 6,4381.), forming the Gulden Lottery, with two of
90,0001. and 1,000 Prises, must all be drawn, and paid iu
Gold or Bank Notes, by
J. and J. SIYEWRIGHT,
37, Conant, ; I 11, Holborn;
38, Haymarket; ltl, Oxford-al met ;
Who Sold la this Lottery No. 1,656, Prize of 20,0001. sod
*vets Capital..

TO THE PUBLIC.
4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-crass.
TBl5ll having, 111 the itisliili4ence of his
• own, or well as in deference to public feeling, ab-
stained from patting forth any Adaertimenwist dorm/ the
saelanelsoly interval which has elapsed sister the Decease of
our late venerable and !annealed Monarch, now begs leave
to inform the Public, that the Drawing of the State Lot-
tery, which was postponed by Order of the Lords of the
Treasury, first in eutisequenee of the Death of his Royal
Highnese the Duke of Kent, and again in coostrinenre of
the Demise of hi. Majesty, is now ordered to take place on
FRIDAY, the 23th instant, when the whole 11111 finish.
Those persons, therefore, who bore made purchases, may
be advised of the fate of their Numbers immediately sob.
Bequest to the above Day.
A few Tickets and Shares yet remnio on sale. and may be
purchased at the above Fortunate Offices; or of I'. DISH'S
Agents throughout the Kligdont.---The ‘Vlieet contaius
Two Money Prnies of 24,00411. Sce. kr. all of which must
be drawn NEXT FRIDAY, the 25iii of this Month.

VENEZUELA, &c.

This day was published, iu Our chick Bs°. with a

large Map, price 15s. hoards,
STATISTICAL. Ct)►IiVIEIICIAL. ands
nil POLITICAL DFSCRIPTION of VENEZUELA,
TRINIDAD, MARGARITA, and TOBAGO; containing
various Anecdotes and Observations, illustrative of the pan
and present State of those interessiug Countries.
From the French of M. DE LAVAYSSE;
Wish an Introdesction and Notes, by the EDI roR.
Printed for G. send W. B. Whittaker, 13, Ave-Maria-lane.
"Of this useful and instructive Volume it is impossible to
speak too highly. The original Author, M. Imps', is a
Philanthropist and a Philosopher; stud the Translator has
not only done him justice, hut has enriched the Work wish
many valuable norm and illustrations."—(Supp. to Moodily
Mag. Jau. 1920.)
London, England, 1820-02-21

NEW HISTORY OF MUSIC.

This dsy was published, in Two handsome Volumes, Sr..
price 1/. 10s. lviards,

AGENERAL HISTORY of MUSIC, from
the earliest times to the present; comprisiug the
Lives of (ament Comptmers and Musical Writers. The
whole accompasieal with Nutt* and Observatious, Critical
and Illustrative.
By THOMAS BUSBY, Mus. Due.
Author at a " Musical Grammar," &e. &e.

Printed fur G. and W. B. Whittaker, I 3,.Ave-Marisdane;
and Simpkin and Marshall, SW ioners'.court.
Viewing this History generally, we are no less struck
with the recondite research, than the candour and discrirni.
nation which it exhibits. It is a Work replete with in-
formation, stihstsiitial in its miner, molded in its criti-
cism, ornamented in its style, and honourable to the Author's
genies, taste, sad learning."—(Ediuli. Monthly Kiev. Jan.
11620.)
London, England, 1820-02-21

of the coltee4loll4t4 of the Niel. Rays!, and %I t.
teed cries army against the guard and the officers
of the King's Military (Household. Same of the
officers being iti•pri.ed of it, went Isst evening 11)
the coffee-house in a peaceable manner, and dressed
in plain dilies. Language the I offensive WAS
renewal m their presence, aii4 they dein iinled se-
tisfaction fur u. Fur this purpose they threw some
paper on the trifle, soil invited those who had
insulted them to give their Mlldres.rs. But none
oldie individuals would write his mime. All with-
drew, and the Inciter of the culler-house closed his
dome.
London, England, 1820-02-19

FOREIGN WOOL.

Mr. KENNEDY prearisted a petition from several
persons in Newcastlemoder-Line. praying for 1111
increase of duty upon the importation of foreign
wool.

The petition was laid on the table.
MARRIAGE ACT.

On the motion of Dr. Pnii.LittotE. the second
►rsdiug ..f the Marriage Act Bill was postpoued
until Friday next.

RENEWAL OF COMMITTEES.

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On the motion of Mr. BitOooEx, ■ renewal of
Committees was ordered, notwithstanding any ad-
jourionieut of the House.
EXPORTATION AND IMPORTATION OF COPPER.
On the motion of Sir W. LEESON, Accounts
were ordered dercriptive of the amount of Copper
imported and exported to and from the port of
London during the last year, diqosoguirbiug the
putts to which it was-gent.
SUPPLY.—WAYS AND MEANS.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER post-
pone(' the Comisintees of Supply and IVays and
Means LIMO Monday next.
BANK ACCOUNTS.
Mr. Hutchimou presented certain Accounts
from the Bank of Englimel, respecting their ha-
leness of Public Accounts, which were laid on the
table, and ordered to be printed.
VAGRANTS.
Mr. Payne presented a list containing the names
of all Vegronts taken in the City of London. from
the Ist of January, 1819, to the I.t 01 January.
1820, the stature of their offices, and term of
their imprihonment. together with the names of the
committing Magistrate". The li.t was laid oil
the table.
PAY-OFFICE.
Mr. Yates.. from the Pay-office, presented an
account of the estimates of that department in the
years 1792 mid 1813, together with sus occoutot of
the tmul expense of that office, mid the 61.1111114 ruled
fur it in 181 Y.

THE ROTA L MES'AGE.
Lord CAITLaUZAGII siouvro, that the order or
the day for taking into consideration the King's
Message be row read.
The Message was accordingly read.
The Noble Lord then proceeded to address the
House nearly us follows In rising to move ass
humble Address to his Majesty, itorcksioitledgeneut
of the King's gracious Message, it will pet baps be con.
venient to the House if I take this opportunity of
communicating au outline of the course winch his
Majesty's Illiessetus deem it most expedient fur the
public service to restossomeud Psrliosurest to pursue,
on the present servitors. In explaining the grounds
of the view which his Mojesty's Ministers taske or
the present occasion respmetiog the arrstigeuseut fur
the dispatch of mobile batistes. it is wittily* right to
set out sith stasis% ths distiaciie• between lb. pre-
London, England, 1820-02-19

CRIMINAL LAWS.

Mr. F. Burron ruse to state that the Chairman
of the Committee on the State or the Criminal Laws
(Sir J. Mackintosh) had given notice or a motion for
a revival of that Committee; but that in conaquence
of the uncertainty of the time which, es Par-
liament now stood, might be allotted to the dura-
tion of that Committee if it were now revived, it
was the intention of the Honourable and Learned
Gentlemen to whom he alluded to withdraw his
notice of motion. In making this intimation, he
thought it right also to stale, th.it be believed it
was the intention of the Honourable and Learned
Gentleman to propose that a Committee should
resume its labour. using' this important subject,
and, he trained, to continue them with the ►ame
zeal, diligence, sod assiduity, which marked their
exertions during the last Session.
London, England, 1820-02-19

LONDON.
SATURDAY. FIIIIMART IL INa.


..

His MAJIMITY's Message. which was colisentni.
cited ou Thursday to both flows of Parlisisieut,
was last nigh; taken into their cousideration. The
principal, or rather the wily point to which the
attention of the two Houses was directed, was the
propriety of the advice given by the Ministers to
their Royal Master, to dissolve the present, and to
call a new Parliament at this particular season of
the year. It certainly hos hitherto been unusual
for the Crown to submit to the consideration of a
Pirlia►neut the propriety of its own dissolution.
This is a matter that so especially relates to the
how questioned. sod perhaps one of the most be.
'ardent' of the Kitio's peororptives, that few Mi.
tasters would venture to rreimsnairual to their Son-
reign to share it with the otill,Citaktitias of the
rialto ; yet such wina thit,Olegitipitatasal afloat of
noticing the Itsbialteist hit neesage.—
Weo imannet, yawl*, rye .ohs Kitimat, credit
London, England, 1820-08-17

SURREY THEATRE.

rimllS EVENING."IIIURSDAY. Aog. 17,
it will be presented (17th time), she highly popular Ca-
ledonian Romance, in three acts, founded on Ohl Mortality,
called
BURLEY AND MORTON. _ __

Colonel Or;bame, Mr. Clifford; Major Bellenden, Mr.
Watkinson ; Major Allan, Mr. Walker; Capt. Lord Evan-
dale, Mr. Beagough. lady Margaret Bellercleir, Mrs. Dib-
din ; Edith &tirades', Miss Taylor.
To conclude with a Public Reading of Mr. T. Dibdin's fa-
vourite Pantomimic Extravapasatic Burletta, with alte-
rations and additions, called
HARLEQUIN HOAX;
OR, A -PANTOMIME PROPOSED.
Boxes, 45.—Pit, 4a.—Gallery, Is.
. Doors open at Half-past Five, begin at Half.past Six.
Half-price at Half-past Eight.
To-morrow, Ivanhoe, and Wheels witbiu Wheels.
On Saturday will be produced a new grand Serious His-
torical 51(10-drape, under the title of Orsiuo, or The Vault-
ed C

EPITO9IE OF THE SCH EM
CARROLL, Contractor frir she Loiters. just -
eroded, baring fulfilled bile duty by laying a full and
undisgnisett statement of the Scheme before 15w Public,
will now content himself with presenting • brief Epitome
of the present Lottery,, which the Contractor says " fur
vorelly and fairness stands starivalled."—The Public will
resit and judge cur themselves.
that of ALL the 5,600 TiCkcla now on /ale, there are only
62 by which the purchasers can get their Ismer, back ; by
the regaining 5,535 Tickets the Public most tors the rho,'
us part of their money!!!
'1 he 'tickets of the present Coatrart were purchased
of Gov. rnmint fur nearly NINETEEN THOUSAND
POUNDS less thaw the lost, and yet the CONTRACTOR
(wincing A NICHSR Paten —The Public will perhaps find
it difficult to reconcile this conduct with the present Cun-
t:actor's assertion that be bag " public advent/aye as well as
individual interest most sincerely al besrt."-
Tickets and Shares are selling at CARROLL'S fortansta
Office,, 19, Cot nhill, and 46, OttfurdAdreet ; w bete he sold,
in the last Lottery, No. 15,775, a Prize of 30,00 W. Consuls,
and 13 other Capitabs being a greater amvatst than soy
other Office.



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London, England, 1820-08-17

RISK'S NEW LOTTERY.
TBIM respectfully actpautnia the Public lie
• bs►euatracted with Government for a New Lottery,
and he would be deficient in that gratitude which their
Patronage, fur a long series of years, so jowly deserves, did
he nut avail himself of the opportunity to present them with
a Scheme, which, fur novelty and fairness, should stand un-
rivalled. • That he should piece in the must favourable puha
or view that which be bad himself planned, might, perhaps,
be expected; bat tonscions of having used his best efforts to
du justice to his Friends—of baring scrupulously codes.
veered se to conatrurt the Scheme as to be free from every
possible objection—and baying public advantage as well as
iudiviiltial interest most sincerely at heart, he tarifa, an is.
ipectiou, in the full confidence of its meeting general ap-
proval.
The Scheme contains Two Priers of 110,9001 and various
other Capitals, all is Sterling Money ! all to be drams is
true day,
The 30th of AUGUST (This Month).
"'bereave 114001. rates in Priam ! in all which every Par.
chaser will porticipsie, whether be waken big pembases at
the Contractor's Offices, or at tbiss of say other Oipr
keeper.
In this Lottery, every Ticket will be put into the Illbsol,
and each will decide its own fele, aad no other.
Tickets and Shares are Jelling by 111811, leis Ceekosior,
No. 4, Corrhill, and 9, Charing.croas, Loads*, ow/ by sill
the Agent? in the Couutry.
*oil The Prices of Stocks ■ee althea, hooey, against
DISH'S Office iu Corshill, by w hich the Public can see the
liuctuutioas.

...

r
London, England, 1820-08-17

This action came on to be tried before Baron,
Graham and a Special Jury, on Thursday morning,
and did not terminate until six o'clock the next
evening. It arose out of the bankruptcy of Mr.
Bartholomew Boyle Thomas, late of the Tamar
Brewery, who had, before his commission, taken the
Plaintiff+into partnership with him, and was an ac-
tion of trespass against the petitioning creditor, the
messenger. and the assignee, for having entered the
brewery, slid taken away the books belonging to Mr.
Thomas and his partners. The question to be tried
was. whether Mr. "l'honsas was or was not legally a
bankrupt ; and it was one of very great importance.
inasmuch as it was in effect to determine whe-
ther the Plaintiffs should retain all Mr. Thoma►'s
freehold. leasehold, and personal property, or
whether the same should revert to his assignee, and
be distributed among the creditors. It was proved
that the Plaintiffs had, for a series of years before
thrir partnership connection with him, been swan
of the pecuniary embarrassments and difficulties st
Mr. Thinner—indeed Mr. Ellis's bills of coals
opine( him, to the amount of 7,6001. and upwards,
were exhibited, mud appeared to be almost entirely
made up of charges for delaying creditors, sod
other unprofitable business : it also appeared that
Mr. Thomas obtained exclusive possession of all
the Tanner brewery, sod other property. late of
Mr. Frederick Dallier, in August, 1817, under
an arrangement anti Messrs. Franklyn and Squire,
his former partners, by which they retired from
the concern—that in Nureinber, 1817. Mr. El•
Its, took from Mr. Thou's', his wile, and Mr.
Nankivel, an ecting executor under Mr. Dan.
pry's will, a mortgagee of all the property to secure
Ins bills of costs—and that ou the 1.1 showery,
1818. the Plaintiff's entered into partnership with
Mr. Thomas, M►. Thomas giving to Mr. Ellis two.
thirds of all the freehold, leasehold, and personal
property, and 4-7ths of the profits of the trade, as
a consideration fur his becoming his partner, ■nd
agreeing to use his endeavours to raise monies to
carry un the concern, and to pay off 46.0801.
debts. of which Mr. Ellis's bill of costs formed
part. It was stipulated that these debts should be
paid out of the profits of the trade, its such order
London, England, 1820-08-17

BURGESS' NEW SAUCE for general par..
poses baying given such great approbation, and the
demand for it coationing to increase,JOH N BURGESS and
SON beg most respectfully to offer this their best acknow-
ledgments to the Public for their liberal pitrorage of the
same: its utility and great convenience in all climates has
reeimamewded it to the most distinguished foreign eon-
nexioas, who have all spoken highly in its recomnseudation.
—lt is prepared by them ONLY ; and foe preventing dis-
appointment to families, all possible care has beer resort-
ed to, by each bottle being sealed upon the cork with their
Firm and Address, as well as each Label having their Signa-
ture, wilhoot which it casnot be genuine.
JOHN HURGF.SS and SON'S lung established and much
esteemed ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES el/otiose* to be pre-
pared by them after the same snamser that has giver the
greatest satisfaction for nosey years.
Warehouse 107, Strand, corner of the Savoy-steps, Loa.
don.—(rhe Original Fisb•Sauce Warehouse.)
London, England, 1820-08-28

Just pohlisked,
THE GAME BOOK FOR 1820: • New
improved.
This week consists of Tables, by means of which an sr-
roost may be kept with ease and security of the different
kiwis of Game, when, where, nod by whom killed, how dis-
posed of, and other particulars, fuming s complete -foamiest
of Sporting Occorrences. Resider the istiereid this work
may afford to the Lover of Field Sports, iI will 1w found
useful is preserving an account of the different kinds of
Cure brought is, and the disposal of it its presents sir other-
wise by the Gamekeeper. It may be had in pocket furls,
price 7c; or larger, price 10s. 64.-214,--and 42a. according
to the sise required.
Loudon: Printed fur John Harding, 36, St. James's.
street.
London, England, 1820-08-28

SADLER'S WELLS THEATRE.
FIRST NIGHT.

THIS EVENING, MONDAY. Augutt 28.
and 'luring die week, will be pe►furwed au entirely
new Historical Tragic Melo-drame, in two nets, entitled
ANNA BOLEYN;
OR, VIItTVE BETRAYED.
Cardinal Wolsey, Mr. Bettering' ; Henry VIII. King of
England, Mr. Itaibford; Piereey, Mr. Smalley. Anna Bo-
leyn, Queen of England, Mra. Stanley ; Young Prince's Eli-
zabeth (afterwards Qneen of England) Mils H. Omer.

The Evening's Entertainments to commence wills a New
Pantomine.ealled,
THE YELLOW DWARF,
OR, HARLEQUIN KING OF THE GOLDEN MINES.
King of the Gulden Mines (afterwards Harlequin) Mr.
Bologna; Grim, &mire to the King of the Gulden Mines
(afterwards Clown), Mr. Grimaldi.

The whole to conclude with, by desire, and foe the last times
this Season. the highly popular Burtette of
PAY TO DAY AND TRUST TO-MORROW!

...... .
In preparation, • new faseical Interlude, entitled, Not
Invited ; and a new Grand Romantic Melo-drape, in which
a new Pitromee will make his ant appearance on this stage.
London, England, 1820-08-28

S 1-10001 To lAN
TRAVELLING
K JACKETS,G
GREAT CO ATSTRAVRI.I.
TIS " AWIA7
TROUSERS, an 4 GAITERS, of FOX'S FASHIONABLE
PATENT AQUATIC GAIIIIRROONS-41 OR NI N G
FROCKS is all Colours—which surpass every Article hither.
to made of woisted, cotiou, or wool, for tbe held, road, or
inooraing wear, in point of durability, wearing clean, looking
well,repelling rain, and appearing new every time they are
washed. When the best repellent qualities are made into
Travelling Cloaks in a proper form, they are warranted
weer to get wet through; they are exceedingly light, very
portable, dry immediately, and perfectly genteel, are from
Is to es. Rd. per yard; all 28 inches wide. They are sold in
any gemology, or made up in the beat manner by workmen
who have worked upon outhong else for several yeses. That
the real in Mohair maybe knows. from any imitation in
worsted, they are stamped on the bark, "G. Fox's Patent
Mohair GJalbroona, Kiug-atreet, Covrat-garden„ oppo-
site Bedford-street."

Psiterns may be seen at all the principal Tailors in the
kingdom, or sent (if by letters, post-paid).
London, England, 1820-08-28

THE ESSENCE of PEARL sod PEARL
DENTIFRICE, invented by Ibn lute Jacob Hemet,
Dentist to the Royal Family, have hen proved by long ex-
perience to really excel, both in elegauce and efficacy,
every other preparation fur the Teeth sad Gouts; they ef-
fectually preserve the Teeth in • avid slate even to old age,
render them white soil beautiful without impairing the
enamel, fasten such as are louse, and keep such as are de-
cayed from becurnitig worse. They likewise render the
brewer delicately sweet, prevent the Tooth-Ache, perfectly
care the Scurvy in the Gums, and mike them grow firm and
run,' to the 'reeth.—The Essence is particularly reruns-
to Potent* and Persona alio have the care of
Children as the ger-atria preset vative of piling and lender
Teeth. None are genuine but what have the words,
" J. Hemet, Bayley and Blew, Cockopor4irert," engraved
in the Stamp. Price 2s. Ott. each.
BAYLEY.' TRUE ESSENTIAL SALT of LEMONS,
Awaking Ink Spots and Stains out of Lace and Linen. The
gramme is signed " W. Bayley" on the Buz and Wrapper.
Also his SCOURING DROPS, fur taktug Grease out of
Silk. Sluff*, Woollen Cloth, &c. prier Is. each.
VERITABLE. POMMA DE DIVINE, pries 3s. Bd. the
glum.
Sold, Wbnleonle and Retail, by Bayley and hew, Pot-
ams re, Corkspor-street, Looduro.

APUBLIC MEETING of the INHABI-
TANT HOUSEHOLDERS and MARRIED
LADIES of the Parish of ST. MARY-LE-BONE, will
take place TOMORROW (Tuesday), the 29th day of
Almost, at Twelve o'Clrock, at Mr. Code's Coach Manufac-
tory, Great Prortlotod.streel, for the purpose of ADDRESS-
ING THE QUEEN on her return to England, and of Con-
doling with her Majesty on the Death of his late Most Ex-
relent Majesty George 111. and her Royal Highness Princess
Charlotte. And also to lake into consideration the Proceed-
ings now pending against HER MAJESTY, and to come
to such Resolutions thereon as may be then agreed to. Sir
GERARD NOEL, Bart. M.P. is, the Chairs who will be at-
tended by several Independent Members of the House of
Comm iiii and a number of Married Ladies, residents of
the Parish.
.A Gallery will lie erected for the accommodation of the
Ladies, which can only he entered by Tickets, to he hail of
the Committee, at the Egyptian Worms, Milted( street, this
day.
London, England, 1820-02-26

BARNSTAPLE.

The Earl of C•att&avuet asked whether any
moot/yes had been adopted by the Attorney-Ge-
neral upon the order of their Lord.hips, reapreiiii*
the prosecutions or some pe►sons who had been exa-
mined as witnesses at their Lordships bar upon the
Barnstaple Bribery Bill ?
Lord SIDMOUTII replied, that on this point he
could not at present rive an explicit answer.