The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-05-06 00:00:00

Dlt. JAMES'. l'O‘l'DElt and ANALEP-
TIC PILLS., preptred easeily as in Dr. James's life-
time, by FRANCIS NEWBCIIT. She only person living
who was admitted to be proem with him at the process in
his Fever Powder; sod the wait depositary of the . to of
►is band-wiitimr, which were delivered to Mr. Newhery
when he purchased and had a regular assignment of half
the property—These facts ar • rtiorrovri verified by the che.
mica! analysis of Mr. Professor Braude an•t Mr. Arcata,
who severally ascertained the perfect phiiiity of the two
Powders; amid that, to the satisfsction of the most respect.
able Medical Bodies, whose extrware orders Mr Newberg
matinees to Purply.

F►om this statement the Public will he convinced that the
assertion of 31i . 11. G. G. JUNK.. that the Ciiinrosit inns Pahl
by Mr. Newbery are opnriunr," is a grusis calumny, convey-
ing a charge of Fraud and Perini y even against his Grand-
father, Dr. James hiortelf.

Mr. Janies is anxious to induce s briiefr lbst Mr. New.
fiery, u Vender of the Medicine*, was Purely an agent to the
Family; but every one know.. that • Proprietor in .4 con.
cern is a principal, and Mit a principal ig not au sr at.

Mr. Newbery plrdcro himself that Dr. iinntreo Powder and
Analeptic Pill., prep:lreol by him and his Suns, arc lint teal
Remedies, u ismornett by Dr /Aims.
FRANCIS NEWBERy.
They are sold by F. Nerrhery and item, in the rvicinoll
Wm r.shosese, N 0.45, St. Pours Chorch•yonl, London. and IV,
Dainemrrot, Dublin, anti :.y their avast., Mr. Son:tr, 100,
oa.r.l4.ireet, soil Messrs. B.iyley anti Ilkw, Cockviart.irtatt.
••• Purchaser, will Ea...1011y Oise. iat that Mr. Nc brry.9
name in; engraved in nll the Stamps.

TKINS()N'S AMBROSIAL SOAP, pre-
f.\ psitil by a new room, whieh frees it from all iiri-
cit isle qualities is recommended as the most alibi, pare, still
ell:ens:II article of the kiwi ever iliveuted; it mauves
freckles, redness, and hardness from the skin, prevents its
chapping, sad makes it lusted cccc sly soft; white, said eves?.
Sold in squares for washing, price Is ; and in shaving
cakes, price 9C—h.—said Is. dd. each.

ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE
changes grey or red hair on the to sul or whipkera. In a helot-
Idol and permanent brown or black, warranted to COM.
pktely answer the purpose, or sill forfeit One lioudred
Pounds, lone Sa.-104. All —sod One Guiuea.
ATE I NSON'S FLU I I)
for rostnring Hie Hair where it has fallen off Gum illness,
perspiration, change of climate, &c. it also frees it from scurf,
snakes it soft and glossy as silk, and keeps it its einel lim-
ing exercise is dancing, or walking, or in damp weather,
prism 3s. 04. a Bottle.
Emilio's—The above articles hare the siguatore of the
Ps-Talisman the label, stawrwitie they cannot be genuine.
Sold by James A ik Olson, Perfumer, Ne. 43, Germ rd.st met,
Subo.mplare, London ; and by must Perfumers and Hair.
dressers is the Kingdom.

-
TO MRS JOHNSON. 91. NEWMAN-STREET,
OXFORD-STREET, LONDON.
A ZA 11LT:1117AI INtr t
luy "
Hml NGlief:Yt EtUlIP"' yuak fnj
ao
kindly gave use fur my little 1110,. a child nine Months oil:
he had lwest witted with • supposed cold, and had a viukut
discharge at the nose, which n,terwards inflamed his eyes to
such a degree, that it was fluff i.,ful whether he would erre re-
cover his sight; at the same lime his gums were very 'midi
swelled. and the Doetnr lancrtl them without •effeet, but by
the war of a bottle of your invaluable syrup. ise Ins than
• iodine:l his eyes (which before were pm pposej I. he
Nearly it cored) became as Wight as the fondest parent
roolil possibly &sire, and he had several teeth through with
perfect two!.
1 am, your obedient and grateful Servant,
S. PERRY.

♦2, Great &. Andrew-street, Sett% Dials.
To he had of the Proprielisra. Johnson and Williams. 94.
Neminan-sett ; :11111 by their appointment, of all the meth.
rose Vender, in Toast and Country, ut Is. %I. per battle.
8..--Sfro. .tohannot retieer* she Poor, as usual, at
her bowie e►ert Tuesday and Saturday morning, from Nine
to Tea orinek, by bringina • bellre few* a cmpretahle
11mm-beep, r, to certify that they are real ]Ejects of
Charily.

On she motion of Mr. W. DWlriall, the Bill for the provi-
sion of she Widows of Writers to the Signet was seed the third
time awl passed.
'Me. X. TIIORXTIIIII presented a Petition from the Over
of the Poor of Wandsworth, against the Parish Vestries
Bill —Laid on the. table, and ordered to be petaled.
On the motion of Mr. lloussi Bulimia, the Petitions
presented on • runner night from Counlry Bakers was or-
dered to be rellesmed la a Curomittee. The object of the Pr-
titioisers was to 'thew the injury they sustaioed by • certain
regulation, respecting the mode of weights( breast required
by lari
Mr. Wmmil brioria up the Report of the Corsiositioe,of
Privilege, and gave Notice that he should, on Friday next,
move so hatable Address to his Royal Highness the Prince
Repot, fur the removal of Thomas Ferguson from the office
of a Surveyor in Scotland.—Tbe Report of the Committee
was trial on the *Ode.
Ou the motion of Mr. Pitt, the Irish Coirt House Bill
was read the third time and prownl.
Mot. JAMelf SHAW presented a Petition from certain per-
sons in the county of alidillesex, praying fur • repeal of the
Pons un printed Cotton —Referred to the Committee now
silting on that anhjret.
Mr. Hagan iio•tpuned. until Friday next, his motion ors
the subj,•ct of the Claims of certain Creditors us the Nabob
of the Catwalk.
Sir J. NIVIFPORT rose to move foi Copies of the Patent
Commission under which the °ewe of the Keeper of the
Sigurd in Scotland held his filiation, and also that or his
two predrcessors, together with n Copy of the Act of &de-
nial, relative to the sale of the °Bice of Slibrit's Clerk.
Mr. W. Dolmas could have no objection to the Produc-
tion of these documents, winch were immobility ordered.
the the motion of Mr. Lusisixotom, Sykes's Hydrometer
Bill was read the third Slur?, and passed.
Lord SirrOM presented a Pelitioa from the Inhabitant
Freeholders of the County of Bettis, against that classes in
the Poor Laws Ameadmwat Bill which resider the landlords
to pay the rates on humors ander • certain valmep—
Referent to the Committee un she Poor Laws.
Sir M. W. RIDLEY presented a similar Petition froth ore-
lain persons in Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
Lord G. Cavy.sottin presented a Petition from certain ,
Frame-workers in Drolly. complaining of the diMealties ,
ilwy endured from what etriploymentl.sid on the table.
Sir C. Hosuc brought in the RM Highway . in eller the
Woodlice, which was reed a Gist time.-To be read • second
time to-morrow.

Sir N. PAIIINFLt. postponed until Thursday next, his 'no-
tion fora repeal of the Hearth Tax in Ireland.
kir. Pant puesposied nista the same day, hip motion for
the 11111111110115 of the Errs of the Office of Clerk of the
Conn of Extbequer in Ireland.
Sir J. NPWPO*T elan postponed until Thursday, his 13119-
lints tur extending the ?Saddam) Flax to Ireland.

COPYRIGHT ACT. •
Mr. D. GTL$eaT presented a Petition from Wil-
liam Savage, the printer to the Royal Institution,
apinst the Copyright Act.—Referred to the Coin-
tuittee osi Haat subject.
PARLIAMENTARY REFORM.
Sir FAANCIP BURIMTT presented tifty-three Pe-
titions from the inhal»tatits of the Borough of
in favour of Parliamentary Reform, on the
principle of Annual Parliaments and Universal
Staage.—the first Petition was ordered to be
print. d.
The Hon. Baronet then prevented forty-two Pe-
titions to the same effect from the Town of Halifax.
—Ordeted to lie on the table.

THE DANK.
Mr. GRINIrtiLL ro►e its move for r return from
tls:; Hook .s 1 KtagNA, to which hr understood no
01,jectiois would be mode. It as► for as, account
of the ours.s poid by the public to tlit Book for
net wing the difteses.t Lams Irons the 179 j to 1816,
h.clutive. olseuing the rate on winds the charges
torte made by she fiank. opeciffiog the 61" u"
during rock yesr, ;Intl the whale 'aggregate sum.
Mr. S. THOUNioN did hot niti,A•t to the motto's.
lint he complained of the trouble which the nicking
out such relit, sis caused to the Hook, and portico.
1,14, in a case like this. where the Hots. Member
hod silently snide s calculal• mf the puma so paid ;
the asece►snry niforanottuts war therefore had with-
out the expense and trouble of waking the tetsFus
ooe d

Ali. (itti.NYro,/ r.nrnily eomplaiued of the ob-

senratiosat
.which had just Adieu front the
Bauk Director. iVas it,' he said, to be entluted
by that Murmur the public, plat when they Old
nearly ease million sterlieg ■ era of the publit
money to the Bonk, the latter should intuition the
slightest disieclittatirin at producing any pert of
their accounts. to silos the precise amount arid
mime of any particillark expenditure of
!")-:-Il'as the Moose to be told of the ex-
pense of making rest'surli returns, under the or.
cuinstances is, which the Bank stood to the pstlolii•,?
—1 IP:any-41 w.. mon 'extraordinary that a Batik
Director could,' !rave thought of sitaisig such ohs
'emboss.. ethe trouble to the Musk, indeed ! that
is, the trouble with I,uoo clerks ur making out
17 accoutre', for--the.ittforteetiors of the liaise and
the public..—(ficeir.)—The mama r in which the
public. banner was mairaged at; the Bank entailed
upon the publiC'au enormous expense, mid yet tile
moment accounts were coiled fur, a Director did
not hesitate to stand up Tand !elk of expose?, mail
preach up economy to the public.—(!/ear, hear )
His sole object beaming for these returns WUA, to
do what he could to expl:Un to the public the way
in which the question stood, and, if possible, to
reduce the enormous charge' they paid the Batik for
the Management of their accounts during the'last
twenty xears.--(llear. hear.)
• Mr. Menem() said, he was net •in the House
when this cousersation arose, but 'from what he
understood of the matter, be, as a Bunk Directost.
certainly saw imohjectioo to clue eutluctiots of any
accounts for the aatisfaction of the public respecting
their affairs, With. the Batik, .He could out hut
complain, however, of the calculations made by the
Ron. Gentleman of the sums paid Ity the public,
and the injurious, obeervetioita that accompanied
thews. These he thought.it would have beers more
betomingto make on a future day. when the rule.
ject could be, regularly and properly disents.eil.—.
Such ill-timed attacks on the Batik were, he re.
pealed, unfair and injurious to the pith.lic barren.
Mr. S. THORNTON said, the Hort. Metsibtr..who
moved for the returns, had ni;vtioderstoucl
All he had said was, that he could see no necessity
for the Hon. Member celliog.fur thou, when be
had already by his own esti:lllation made out the
sums which he supposed these returns would come
Municate. .
The Accounts were then ordered.
• IRISH LANDLORD AND TENANTS ACT.
Mr. LESLIE FOSTER rose to move rot leave to
bring in a Bill to 'mead the Apt of the 66.1 t of the
%Clog. commonly called the Litodlord and Totems
Act, for facilitating, under certain circumstances,
the Landlord's reemery hie Tenements in Ire•
land, without being obliged to incur the delay and
difficulty of the complicated restudy jq ejectutent.
In the year 1817, 1,634. caitli of Abe applies. ion
of this Act occurred, in I,oBi of which the tea-
Meets were tecovered by the , landlord, but its the
greater part of the others the Defender., succeeded
in holding presiessiou under certain ambiguities itt
the provisions of the Act. The Act was carried
into operation by the Assistant Barristers. and his
object was, to ititroduce such. on amendment ea
would prevent the evasions of the Act ilost bad
already taken place. He made this applicutirei
dies havieg had various consultations with the
Amgen( Barristers., and others competent to gite
proper information on the subject p awl the mtlirlaL.
meet he meant to propose would remove all pay..
teal doubts on the provisious of the Act.
Leave was their given to bring in a Bill to amend
die said Act.
SUPPLY.
Mr. BROODE% brought up the Report I.r the
Committee of Supply, when the Resolutions al-
ready voted, for the purchasea Dr. But uty'a
Library, and for the Army Extratordluaries, were
read and agreed to.
STEAM BOATS.
Mr. Hume* moved the Order of the Dot' for
the House resolving itself into a Committee on the
Steam Boat Rill.
Mr. FINLAT objected to the Speaker's leaving
the Chair, and condemned the Vint which lately
appeared, stud of which this was a paits for legislate
ing on matters that it were better to leave to the
guidance of the parties concerned. The object of
this Bill was to throw the management of strain
bests into the hands of certain inspectors, and by
this mesa, as he thought most unwisely, to throw
otf the responsibility of carefully &needing to the
steam-engine froth the parties really interested in
seeing them work with safety and effect—s„d all
this because some accidents had occurred isi higli
pressure engines. No such Was ever known, or vas
likely to happeu in those of low pressme,
Were In general ese. He thought there was no
necessity for legislatmg on this subject, and that it
was much better to leave the regulation* in the
hinds of the proprietors, who were of course moat
interested in seeing every thing go on right. Eire
tenanting this opinion, he would propose as an
arhendment to this Motion, " That the Bill be
committed this day three months."
Mr. lianTF.T said, this Bill was brortglit !•e,
the recoo,mrudrtian of a Committee appoiwL.l
consider the subject, and before whew satitrac!na
evidence was given of the neceseity of adopr:eg
some legiolatite eneclinent, by which the recuri col
of those fatal accidents that had taken place. wool :1
be avoided. The of ject of the Bill would lie ro
have the huller! and safety valves so constsucted a,•l
placed, as to prevent the occurrence of occident by
any neglect of ilie man 'Appointed to look ~tier
them; and elan to appoint inspectors, who show.l
see that the psovisions of the law were contitli it
with, and gave a certificate to that street, bets to
auy boot should be allowed to sail.
Mr. FtNtalr would not press his amendrrelit at
this Incinient. He weul/1 reserve his oppositntri
til a future stage 4,1' the Bill.
The Bill Was then committed, and the Report
ordered to be received to-morrow.
Sir FRANCIS BURDETT rose to say, he had n I
thou, to brine forward relative to the case of Fer
son, eho bud been committed by the House