The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-06-08 00:00:00

BUHR FY TH EATH E.

0111111`; EVENING, THURSDAY, .rare 8,
h.. ,errlorsolvd I.9th time), an t•noirely mew
of, 1111.1ilr it,maanee, 'unsoiled tut Dr. Perey'a celebrated Tale,
called

EDDA ;
Or. THE HERMIT OF W.4RKWURTH

Cart It.rich. Mr. Ilregotteh; the Merrell 44 Warkintrilt,
Mr. ; Bitty, Wr. Wittkies; Matruhet, Mr. Piper,
wh.. w:11 initrwoloree Ore popular bculrh song of " Sew, .ha
...t•. Welfare Mrel i" itribert, Mr. Solis. Earle, Mier
; babel. Mrs. Hun.

Ailey whirl,. the Comic Barletta of
THE MK E AND. THE OEM.

T. rowdy& wide the rewired Popular artiuus igetairwasee,

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in two .Imi...tailed
THE INVISIBLE WITNESS;
OK. THE CHAPEL IN THE VrEOUD.

Bonam3l, Mr. Clifford; lgodrue, Mr. Walking;
Mr. y Dalsois, Mr. Adcock; Armand, Mr. Bro.
,J. rimer, Jr. fitegilliata. Ersiestiur, Miss Taylor.
i."l{ll.o{lW, Edda, will' Dun Giovanni and the Knight of
s

Hn 3100.1ay next will he produced, n new Romantic et-
Irdouis Itomanee, ruder the title of Old Short&lily.
A Hee Ewdetis Caere Spectaclelll be produced us Mon-
d 19:11 inst.

EXPIRES NEXT TUESDAY.

Bisii, of the Old State Lottery OFficea.
-11. • No. 4, Curnhill, sod 9, CharivigAross, respectfully
arilasials his best Friends, the Public, that all ibuseTiukeis
mud Shirts whicts he or his Agents sold between 19th May
NIA 1161 Juur, the purchasers ai:iy receive back their estary,
it. presents,' on or before ,

NEXT TUESDAY, 13th Instant;
but if not hrought tu and Ike muuey ciliated on tic fiefure
that day, they cannot receive it after, but taunt krep their
Tickets or Abates if afterwards drawn !),auk or Prix?, or, iu
fact, if previously drawn , it therefore i. particularly imam.
heat owevery prr.olt who has not examined his numbers
'de so iussaed.atelys fur after the Idtb all the advantage

The Lottery Mashes Drawing on the 231 instent, on
which day die Fuer Stuck Prises of 30,0001. nod the 58 other
Capitals meet be drawn. (There are 12,000 Tickets to
Jr....)

irsnlrastrd endrawn Tickets cud Shares are selling by
BISH, 4, Curahill, and 9, Charing-cross, lied by Lis Agents
in the Country.
V.lf lOUS apparent inducements have been held out at dif-
ferent periods of Ibis Lottery, but the customers at BISH'S
Ostite, may rest assured they have had and will have every
advAiltmee the Scheme may be said to pussess, althorszh
I:1qt it Rot the C4' mitracter, our has any concern its the
I.ottvry yr management.

THR LAST DAY.
ALL MUST BE DRAWN!

( IA !MOLL the Contractor. brKr Its iinfirres
upon the Public, that the easel. of Lotteries Jo mot
furnish another isstanee as ibe present
GRAND STATE OF THE WHEEL
ONLY ONE DAY TO DRAW.
4
4
4
4
10
36

iisc &se. Moaey and Console, and
AI.I. IN ONE DAY, FRIDAY, 23d THIS MONTH,

Wien the Lottery filllSlbell.
l'ilitraeru Tiekels and Shares are selliug at ChfUtOLLI
111 Eu ~., 19, Corolla!, and 22, Oxford.street, Loudon, and at
all his *grata is the Country.
CIR ROLL !Wed and Sold, In the lag few Months-
-2297 230,0001 7,003
706
7,345 .••••••• 10030010 &C. etc

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payable at the banking house of Sir Min Peering, not be.
lag presented on the shy it became due, exonerated the
isseepnw (runt all lcibsliiy. Thu JoJirAlt uf the Court ut".
Cummins Pleas held II slid. On its being brought before
Ilse Court of King's !knelt she Judges there, in Lord FAler.
burougls's tune, held is dial ~,,, , as the making it Flyable at

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the bankiug Isuuse w.tA unly (us the purpuee of Ifol.liug tout
that the aerepier Lad .1.11.14 atere, mud iu uu way changed
bw lialnns, to pay Ilu• a 1114041.15
blr. Hull ram Lend at eunaiderahle leugth [or the De.
fentlatst.
The Aliorney-Cenethl uilthe heard for the Plaitstir, is

/14)1, ou F.iu.ny urns.—Further rnutnent postponed.

The Marquis of BUTC iuok the crabs lima big seat.
II beim% rwar ill( k thew I,,rd•hups aajonitisr4l until five,
whit* hour tee LORI/ CRANE:6I.mm rr.umeil lus Stitt ou

Ilse Woolsack.

The Cape of Court Mope Rev,lathos Rill, the Jamaica
'resole iitll, and the Customs Bowl Bull went through a
Geatamitter, aai lbw Repot t• orthsrd to be brought up to-
msnrw.
The Earl sr DARLINGToy respelled a Peiglion from err.
fain isoloriduats of SYWlrtllnll, iH the County of Durham,

praying that there might not lie any alterailMo made relsonte
to the importation of Timber Guns the Baitic, which was
read and laut w. 'he taW►.
The Marquis of Lawso4:mM moved fur certain duraments
front the India Idou.r, givitig au Accniiiit of all lin p.nrts stud
Exports to stool from the F.a.t ho Ilia Vuitcti Stales of
America fur Ste last ten years.—Ortlereol.

the Queen. white her 111 isjpsiy wits absent from this
krisogiteitt: Under %het eireunistsoiees is this motion
anclef. 'Under it kintietettio. tirAt n rimih.r cent..
rnuniention loss been 'madel6 the other Monti tor
P.ortiamentt iii 4 with it a distinct 'torment oil the

part of the Crioko that the conduct of the (lumen
hrn been %rich as retinues rumination. 1 ask you,
I implore you then, ru♦ Lord', to courider hoer
you► Lordrhipr stand in reward to this subject in
your capacity of • Court of Judicature, and the

very Court of Judicature by which the Illestrinus
Peponage must be tried by the Constitution of the
c.mistry, in the event of the House of Commons re-
.l-inig In prefer an impeachment against her Ma-
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j.-sty.:--(llear, /year, from the Oppaifion beaches.)

I alussaiit most noxiously u► this view if the case
from imputing any degme of guilt whatsoever to
that illu%triniiii 'lemmings., but when a contrrounica-
ttim has been mode by the Ministers of the i✓rown
of such importance and piiiiful interest, it is im-

possible not to consider how it may by any pool:.
bility affect the judicial conduct of this Hooke. as
it might lead to •o impeachment by the other
branch of the Legislature. I therefore agaiii
.arch your Lord,hips to reflect upon what you owe
to the ju&:•ial cliaructer of your House, end to

'HIE QUEEN. I coon:ids; if in oislitisry proceedings before the infe-
The Earl of Lty 'Arrow% moved the Order or riot tribunal. of the country care is anxiously and
the Day l'or takisi:,7 into comideration his Majesty's wisely taken to preve,,t the jurors who are to try a
most gracious Message. icase from entertaining any preconceived impres-
The sit.„.sge being read, the Nolflc Earl moved, I sinus upon its merits, with how much greater
that an Address be presented to his Majesty, Os ink- anxiety your Lordships should guard against so
lug his Majesty for his most gracious c intoned- • imminent a danger, which most, if not in fact, at
tion, and pr ttttt long Ilsat the Houle will adopt sock j least in apiicarairee slid in the rye of the world.
peoCeedings is the justice of the case, mid the ho- j disqualify you from performing the moat sacred,
pour Mid dignity of the Crown may require. f slemn, and important. and ',ramps the most pain-
Lord flot.s.aoes expressed s wish that the Noble I ful duty that can devolve upon you its your judicial
Earl Would explain to the House the mode of pro- capactty.—( Lood cries of Hear, !sear,
et:riling which it was his iuteution ultimately to I Let your Lordships therefore pause, and reflect
propose for their adoption. I also whether any peculiar advantages could flow
The Eirl of Lies.:tteoor. replied, that the only from the course now suggested, which could cow-
object of the Address was to assure his Majesty of pena.te fur the danger in which it might involve
their Lordships' soiliognesa to adopt such measures you ? A' far as a reference of these documents to
as the jultuese of the case and the honour of the is Secret Committee could have the effect of kreo-
Crown daily require. i ing their cootrots a secret, the proceeding should
motion for the Address was then put and have my ribose's!: hut is there any 1111111 who tau be.
tarried. bore that thi* result could be attained ? The No.
The Earl of Leeetteoot.-1 now rise to strogest hie Earl himself has acknowledged that no ultimate
to the f louse the course of proceeding which ()sago,. proceedings could Ise instituted *gait's( her Majesty
in my oviform. to he adopted in the present case. without giving them every• postdate publicity, and
propose, that a Select Committee be appointed, i affording to the illustrious licensed every opportii-
consistiog of only 15 Lords, to be chosen by ballot, I oily of defending her own conduct, and repelling„
to examine the papers which have been cootinifois. the accosations of her enemies. The Noble Earl
cattd to the llott.r, and to report what further i does not propose that this Committee should con-
course of proceeding it may seem fit to adopt. mottle itself into a Court of Judicature, or that
This course olives, stometo be most analogous to the Illestrious Personage accused will he permitted
precedents, and most consistept with the import- to appear before id, and explain her conduct. To
Voce of the "object. and to that delicacy which we what beneficial result, therefore, can such a Corns
should all wish to oleserve towards the. Illfestrissus smittre leads Nothing can a.oerrom it built Ull
'Persoriage who may seem to be more immediately o ellllitilol4 of the opp of a few individual Lords,
'iiirirceriterl, fir the view that ( take of this subject, formed upon ex-parte evidence.--(Hear, heisr.)-6
I certainly should with to say as little as possible, Might we not have that opinion now ? Are there
and should, therefore, be des.rous of reserviul I not 'nine Noble Lotus now preseur. the Ministers
whatever the expression of my own too:toms of the Crown, who advised this Message, and must
may be, at least until I ascertain whether lie of comae be fisoftrately apprised of Hie nature and
any objection urged to the proposal I now make, character of whatever evidence Can be submitted
and in the event of any opposition, I trust tht to the Committee. who cams give their opinion to
Bowe will permit me to otter, in any future period l the Douse upon the prophesy and expediency of
of the &love. such exfilaitations as may be tire."'" any ultimate proceeding"? and can the cause of
wiry. I have *stated to'you that the object of the I justrre be advanced if to these Lords smite four or
rOMMittee is to consider who future cuurse of tire, or six °there be Ode wink cannot it.itihV
• . t:: .