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The Sun.
London, England, 1818-05-07

'V The New Comic Horse BurJetta, called PEREGRINE
PICKLE, continuing to -he received with enthusiastic ap-
plause and shouts of langhter by crowded Audiences, will
be repeated till further Notice.

ROYAL ANiPIIITHEATRE (ASTLEY'S),
.WEsrmissrEa-BRTDGE.

Under the Patronage of their__RoyalHighnesses the PRINCE

- REGENI and Duke of lioaK.
THIS EVENING, To-worrow, And Saturday,
,at Half-past Six precisely, an entirely New, Broad,
Farcical, Operatic, Equestrian Burletta,. written by Mr. W.
Barrymore, callcit-PEREGRINE PICKLE; or, Hawser Trutt-
lllll on Hurst,hack. It. ig to he hoilCd that in the al Lange-
meat of the above Borletta" for stage representation, the
slight innovations on the story will meet with par-
don; particularly when the most suiLing incidents of the
first volume ate brought together in regular successiou,
displaying the tricks of Peregrine—the eccentricities of
ilalwser Tinridiou—scouriship of Mrs. Gi ii‘le—the wedding
'lay—disasters at the church—the chase—Trunnion anti Jack
Hatchway's misfortunes, with many Other ludicrous sitia.
tiis, in which real Dogs, Horses, and Fox, will form inin-
cipal features, and -wind up the general interest of the Piece.
HORSEMANSHIP, by Mr. itvery.
A GRAND EQUES'IsHIAN ENTREE, she-wing the con-
tracted and progressive extension of the new Proscenium.
Trampoline Exercises by the Troop of Voltigeurs. Comic
Song by Mr.llerring. Equestrian Exercisrs by Mr. Milked'.
To conclude with THE ENCHANTED HORSE; or, Har-
lequin Prince of Persia.
Second Price at Hsalf-past Eight.—A Private Box may be
had nightly.
London, England, 1818-05-07

he is not disliked ; he is even looked upon as
a person who is neither bitter in his anger
nor bearing animosity, but he is considered as
more at home in writing books, than in play-
ing a political part. The vivacity of his taste
for pleasure, his perpetual want of money, and
tie extreme mobility of his ideas, prevent any
party from being able to place an absolute reliance
on him.

M. GILBEIIT DES VoISINS Will be a more formi-
dable Candidate. I understand that lie is a man not
without worth or merit, though the spirit of party
gave him that colour in the late election. What
appears certain is, that should be be elected, he
would defend the .party he belongs to with vigour,
for he, possesses talents and firmness.
The Mihisterialists do not seem disposed to
unite with the Ultra Royalists to vote for M. OLI..
VIER ; and, on the other hand, the Ultras will not
shake hands with them, and nominate M. BAR-
London, England, 1818-05-07

MILLARD'S PATENT IMPERIAL CLOTH. •
Ne contenant pas de tin, mais en possident les agremens.

ANY Persons having been induced to offer,
fur sal.. a variety of Cloth, closely to imitate the
above, the Public are respectfully apprized by the Patentee,
his PATENT CLOTH is sold at hi; East India, Hambro',
Scotch, Manchester. and Family Linen Warehouse, No. 16,
CHEAPSIDE,. Wholesale for Exportation, in entire Cases of
60 and 30 Pieces each, and Retail by the Piece of 26 to 52
yards each, in 4-4ths for Shirting,'&c. at .25., 2s. 6d., 35.,
Ss. 6d., 4s. to ss. 6d. per yard, and no where else whatever,
where application is requested to be made, and all -Orders
from Abroad or the Country are respectfully requested to be
sent. It is most desirable to those who require a.warmer
article than linen, and essential tofamilies,&c. going abroad
to, or returning from, warm climates, from its conducive-
ness to health, and tending to prevent the effects of home-
diatetransitions from heat to cold in those as well as in the
colder ones. It supersedes the use of the fine Madras Long"
Cloths of India, being- applicable to all the purposes fur
which that has been held in universal estimation. The wide
widths for Sheetings forms the most economical and desirable
Winter Wear,—for Cold Climates, and for Travelling,
London, England, 1818-05-07

This Day were published,

Handsomely printed in Octavo, with a Portrait of the Author,
price 21. 2s. i❑ boards, a Third Edition, very considerably
, enlarged, of

HISTORICAL MEMOIRS OF MY OWN
TIME: in Three Volumes. Part the First, from
1772 to 1730. Part the Second, from January 1781 to March
17842. Part the Third, from March 1782 to March 1784.
Thoroughly revised and corrected.
By Sir N. W NI. WRAXAI.I., Bart.
Printed for 'l'. Cadvll and W. Davies, Strand.
Of whom may also be had, by the same Author,

1. The history of France. from the Accession of Henry HI.
in 1574, to the Death of Henry IV. in 1610. The Second
Edition, with consideral►le Additions, handsomely printed in
Six Volumes, svo. prier 81. 3s. in hoar,'•.
2. Memoirs of the Courts of Berlin, Dresden, Warsaw,
and Vienna, in the years 1777, 1778, and 1779. Two Vo-
lumes; tiro: Third Edition; 16s. in hoards..
S. A Tour round the Baltic, through the northern Coun-
tries of Europe, harticnla►ly Denmark. Swedt,t, Finland,
•Rnsiia, and Prussia : in a Series of Letters. Fourth Edition,

[PRICE SEVENPENCE,

FOR THE SUN.

M. Marrotl,---Suffer me to draw the attention
of yOur IleaJers ►o a subject which, notwithst:tutl-
ing its great- importance, dues not seem to excite
much intereitswitji the Public, and to point out a
circumstance that to me has rather a titrangt ap-
pearance.

The amended Poor LAW BILL, whieti general
report attributes to a Magistrate residing in the
Country, and which report is strongly coofirined
by Mr. S. BOURNE, wtio declared that he did not
• .-
draw up the Bi11;lis so little approved rif in the
parish whence,. it is st4j)posed to have emanated,
that a Petition has been presented to Parliament
against it, signed by seventy of the inhabitants,
the majority of them Freeholders, and many of
them the Most respectable persons in the place.
The whole population is somewhere about three
thousand, so that the feelings recorded by the
Petition.must be pretty genera(. What,Sir, does
this fact indicate Were Ito be :personal on so
general a subject, it might perhaps afford ample
scope for animadversibn, and sr? to eXplain the
probable intent of some of the clauses, as to open
the eyes of the public. But 1 content myself at
present with calling upon them to examine it
minutely, and respectfully desiring those Mem-
bers of Parliament who may not be thoroughly
acquainted with the subject to pause, and not to
give their support to the Bill in question, until
they_have consulted the feelings of their Consti-
tuents.

A Petition, respectably signed, against a Bill
framed by ,the leading man of the parish, speaks
such volumes 'as to its general character, that it
would have been unnecessary for-me to have no-
ticed it, bad it not happened (from what cause I
know not) that its presentation to the House at
Commons has not been recorded in any of
Daily Papers which 1 have seen.

I remain, your humble servant,

Bedford, May 5, 1818.

A. B.

APPEAL OF FELONY.
London, England, 1818-05-07

Just published, price 6s. 6d. a New Edition of

THE FRENCH INTERPRETER ; consist-
ing of copious and familiar Conversations on every
Topic which can be useful or interesting to Families, Tra-
vellers. Merchants, or Men of Business; tog( :Ler with a
complete Vocabulary, Tables of the relative Value of Coins,
with Forms of Cards, Notes, and Letters. The whole exhi-
biting, in a very distinct wanner, the exact Mode of Pro-
nunciation, with the true Parisian Accent; and particularly
adapted for Tourists who have not acquired a Knowledge 'of
the French Language.

By FRANCIS WILLIAM BLAGDON, Esq.
Printed for Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand.
London, England, 1818-05-07

TAXES.

Mr. METHUEN was understood to state, that some per-
sons had been wrongly cliarged under the tax on four-wheeled
carriages, and to ask whether in that case it was intended to
grant any retrospective relict ?
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCIII':'WEII. was under-
stood to say, that be was not aware of such an overcharge.
lkir. METHUEN inquilect whether the charge bad been
made unjustly? It would he important to have a decisive an-
swer on the subject, as the persons who complained of the
charge intended to resist it.-10 this no answer was re-
turned.
London, England, 1818-05-07

rAitoos uNDER (iREAT SEAL.

- -
The Mai qui% of LANSDOWNE moved the second
reading- o! the Pardons under the Great Seal Bill.
llis Lordship, after briefly reterring to the object
of the Bin, to lessen the expellee of obtaining
pardons under the Great St'al, which was at pre-
sent beyond the reach of any poor person, tither-
eil more particularly to the Stamp Duties, which
lie was hippy to see abollshed by this Bill, so fat
as regaidrd the Pardons, upon which the amount
sno less than 60/. These ditties pressed hea-
v;tri upon all law proceedings, and became a se-
rails butt ben upon the people. He was aware that
this was not a time to recommend the abolition of
ditties, when the PleNentie was unegnal to the ex-
penitifore ; but even now the Legislature fre-
quently found itself compelled to grant relief from
the oppressive weight of the,e taxes. - In many
eta arras, the people, utrAhle to obtain justice in
the ordinary Courts, fr-m the oppressive amount
of Stamp Duties on the proceedings, petitioned
the L• gisla'ure for the e,tahlishraent of inferior
Courts, tree Iron: that burthen ; and the Legisla-
ture frelpo ntly found itself compelled to accede
to this ;:rayer. This was, however, a system
-sri filch led to- it conseeplenees ; and he
tt•u•ted that, ere long, the evil would be miti-
gated, by reducing the amount of this branch of
the Stamp Doi es.
The Bill was rend a second time, and commit-
ted for to-1110rfOW.

A LI ENS.

Lord Hot:LAND adveved to what had been said
by a Noble Earl (Lverpool) on a former evening,
itt answer to a question put Ilion) (Loio
land), as to whettner-the then intended Alien Bill
was-brought in in consequence of any stipulation
with foreign Powers, and whi-ch (he Noble Lail
hid depirit. T.„ a second- question, as to whe-
ther there had hien any negociations upon the
sobi;!ct, the Noble Ea! 1 answered, that (lie Bill
about to be brought to was founded. upon Bri!ish
interests alone. lie (Lord Holland) wa,
to understand from this, though it was no. a di-
rect answer, that the Bill was intended to be
in witOout any concert with Foreign
Powers. It now appeared front the votes of the
House of Coluntoos, that an Alien Bill had-been
introduced there ; and it appeared also flout sta'e-
'moos, ro which it would not be regular to allude,
that a number of those who sopported it would
do so on the express ground of its being pat t of a
system adopted in concert with foreign Powers.
Under these circumstances, • he wished to obtain
information as to the state of any negociation
with foreii4n Powers upon this subject, and he
therefore gave notice for an early day of his in-
tention to move for any correspondence with fo-
vcig!-• Powers, on the subject of regulati, s with
regard to Alieos; attt alQo for any correspondence
with the Mioister in the Netherlands, respecting
the granting or retosing of passports to indivi-
duals not being subjects of that State, or of this
Government.
London, England, 1818-05-07

ROYA L ACADEM Y.

We resume our notices of the several produc-
tions in the Exhibition :

71. Fbe ChampPtre. T. STOTHIRD, R. A.

The subject and the execution of this picture is alike airy,
gay, and pleasing. Every part denotes festivity, and the co-
louring is congenial to the sentiment.
72. Portrait of Mrs. Tratts Russell. T. Put hcirs, R. A.
This portrait is marked by soft and tender colouring, with
interesting expression. We must rely on the usual fidelity
of the Artist forcorrectsiess of similitude.
73. Portrait °like Bishop of Peterborough. W. OwEN,R.A .
79. Portrait of the Bishop of London.—Ditto.
Both of these Portraits possess the usual merits of the
Artist, and strongly resemble the respectable originals.
74. Portrait of Mitten Winn Depcira, a Javanese Chief who
accompanied Sir T. S. Italics to ii,agland. S. LANE.
A good Portrait of a Tery interesting subject.
(To hr continued.)
London, England, 1818-07-03

illelit. 6..0.01 OM

,
hearing tic ;narks of very li.sty cont,o,ition. As
a whole, however, it is an exceedingly inter'est-
nig Publication, replete with original., views of
policy, and with information
.such as only one
well aildpt acliediiy versed in nautical subject s could
have aegnired. In recommending it even to the
general Reader we are assured its peritsd would
contribute to Lis amusement and gratification,
to the porvician and the merchant it :as-
sumes, -it would appear to us, a character still
higher and more important. -•
*** We deem it our duty earnestly to recom-
mend the objects of the Wolk above noticed to
the particular attention of Government, and all
patriotic Politicians,
London, England, 1818-07-03

FOR THE SUN.

Ma. EDTTott,—Re pleased to give my compli-
ments to your Correspondent, M. whom I sus-
pected to be, what he signs himself, " an Attor-
ney at Law ;" and inform him that if his subject
matter were as pure as the languAge of his letter
is modest and resp. ctful, it would be much more
effectually addressed to the Court than to the

lie says truly that no one ought to practice as
an Attorney but who is regularly bird to it
No one can, nor do any attempt it. Divers per
sons fill up blank notices, schedules, and adver-
tisements ; state accounts, and write letters, to
Assist those who seek deliverance from prison in
this Court ; and in this they are without reproach.
They violate no law, any more thau hackney
writers who scribble by the dozen in the Six
Clerks Office ; and. really, Sir, from the manner
in which M. has treated them, it affords an ap-
pearance that there is something more in his
case; some disappointmi nt, or interruption of
Iris private views, than the credit of an Attorney.

All the Courts are more or less infested with
anal-practices, and . there, when discovered and
brought to judgment; they are censured, cot-
rectA, anal punished; their names exposed, and
their offences specified ; but a general and sweep-
ing complaint against them, or any others, anony-
mously to the Puhlic, cannot cure an evil that is
coi►cealed trout the eye ; nor silence the cries of a
sufferer, when kept from the ear. Who is it your
Correspondent complains of ? IVhat is the disease ?
Let him state hotly with real names, and sign his
Own ; or if more agreeable to him, let him do it
in a letter to late, left in your office, or wait upon
me in mine ; and I promise him his complaint
shall not long atter he without a remedy. Let
hint not fear that the practice of Attornies can
be hurt by quacks, though the qualification of
their heads may raise them superior to ' many
whose qualification is little more than their ad-
mission document.

I am, your most humble Servant,
A SERJEANT AT LAW.
*** This letter has been unavoidably delayed
as well as the other to which it refers.
London, England, 1818-07-04

PUBLICATIONS.

FREE PORTS in the ATLANTIC and PACIFIC OCEANS.

This Day was published, .
In One Volume Bro. price 10s. 6d. in boards,

A SUMMARY VIEW of the STATISTICS and
_CIL EXISTING COMMERCE of the Principal Shores of
the PACIFIC OCEAN; shewing the Advantages, Political
and Commercial, attending the Establishment .of a Central
Free Port within its Limits; and also of one in the Southern
Atlantic. viz.: within the Territory of the Cape of Good
hope, conferring on the latter-the same Privileges that have
been bestoked ou Malta and Gibraltar.
By Captain M‘KONNOCIIIE, Royal Navy.
Printettfor J. M. Richardson, Nu. 23; Coruhill ; and
Blackwood, Edinburgh.
London, England, 1818-07-04

T. SI-I ELDRAKE has removed from
IL No. 50, STRAND, to No. It, ADAM-STREET,
ADELPHI, and continues to make every Article for which
her has acquired reputation, viz. TRUSSES of known supe
riority for every kind of Rupture Instruments to remove or
assist every kind of Personal Distortion ; besides others,
which have the additional advantage of not being visible to
any Observer ;' these can only be had of him, in Adam-street.
It is necessary to sire this Caution, as many Persons still in-
quire for him in the Strand, and are deceived by Persons
who pretend to imitate his Inventions, of which they have,
io fact, no knowledge. His Treatises on the Cure of Dis-
torted Spine, on Distortions on the Lees and Feet, and Use-
ful Hints to those who are allUcted -with Ruptures, c. may
be bad in Adsia-street.
London, England, 1818-07-04

This Day was pnblished,
In Eiro. printed on a Large Type, price Ss.
The Second Edition of

A N ESSAY on the DISORDERS of OLD AGE,
la. arid on the Means fur prolonging Human Life.
By ANTHONY CARLISLE, F.R.S. F.S.A. F.L.S.
Surgeon Extrtordittary to his Royal Highness the Prince Re-
geot, anti to his Royal Highness the flake of Gloucester,
Professor of Anatomy to the Royal Academy,. Professor of
Surgery anti Anatomy to the Royal College of Surgeons of
London, and surgeon to the Westminster Hospital.
" Every stage of human life, except the last, is marked not
by certai❑ defined limits; old rtg-e alone has no precise and
tieterminate houndary."—Cicero on Old Age.
Printed tor Longman, Hurst, Bees, Otme, Rad Brown,
London.
London, England, 1818-07-04

KEARSLEY'S WIDOW WELCH'S FEMALE PILLS.
MEDICINE whirl' has stood
,the test tor a
long series of years, arid is well known for its peculiar
etlica.cy in removing the Green Sickness, and other Obstruc-
tions attendant oil the female Sex. The cases, proving that
the afflicted, who have hitharto resorted to the use of it, hive
uniformly been relieved in the most sovereign manner, are
voluminous., and specified in the bills of direct rims.
To guard the public against imposition, the name of C.
Kearskx engraved on the stamp, by the special permission
of the Commissioners of Stamps, without which they are not
warranted to be genuine.
Prepared by Airs. Kearsley alone, from the Original and

Geniiiiie Recipe, and sold wholesale and retail by Harp :1,
lsuukseller, 4h, Flect-street ; Barclay and Sons, Fleet-niarket ;
Newhevy and S.ins, St. Paul's Chit reb-yard ; Sutton and Cu.
Bow Church-yard; Butler and Sons, Cheapsiile; Sanger. 130,
o.xfoetl-street, Opposite Bund-street ; Evans and Son, Lung-
lane, Sinn h field ; and John-tone, Greeh-st veet Soho.
Nladant,—Baring- for natty months been alliicted with a
violent pain in any side. with difficulty of hreathing, and me-
dical advice having failed, I was induced to try your excel-
lent. tills, froin %%bleb 1 10111111 imavediate relief, and have
continued perfectly well ever since.
Believe me, dear Madam, your's truly,
Kew Green, April 49, I sl7. M. Ei.E.
Price iL 91. per box, stamp iuclndrd, .
London, England, 1818-07-04

NEW STATE LOTTERY,
(The Last for the Service of the Year,)
BEGINS DRAWING 4Tti AUGUST.
TWO of THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS!!!
And only EIGHT THOUSAND Th'KETS, with
roicr, CLARET. or MADEIRA,

Amounting to 4 Pipes of Port or Madeira, ur 4 Hogsheads of
Claret, fur each of the Prizes of One Thousand Sovereigns.
The following favourite Numbers having been issued from the
Bank of England,
VCARROLL, Contractor
• Tespeetfully acquaints the Pul
of the Office-keepers whose Names are a
Webb 40 Martin
2 Martin 41 Sivewrigbt
3 Eytun 42 Webb
4 Hazard 43 Eytun
5 Ilicherdsuu 44 Webb
6 Hazard 45 Hazard
• 7 Hazard 46 Carroll
Pidding 47 Carroll
9 Hazard 48 Carroll
-10 Swift 49 Hazard
11 Pidding 50 Carroll
12 • Bish 51 Swift

for the Lottery,
blie they may be had
igainst them:-
79 Martin
80 Eyton
81 Martin
81 Bish
83 Hazard
84 Dish
85 Richardson
8G Carroll
87 Martin
88 Pithiiinc
89 Carroll
90 Elton
91 Sivewright
1 '92 Marshall
93 Sivewright
94 Eyton
95 Carter
96 Swift
97 Carter '
93 Swift
99 Martin
100 Richardson
11 i Webb
222 Sivewright
833 Webb
444 Richardson
5 Carroll
616 Eyton
777 Sivewright
883 Richardson
999 Hazard
1111 Pidding
2241 Sirewiight
41333 Hazard
4144 Pidtling
5555 Carter
6664 Swift
7777 SiveWright

1$ Swift
J 4 Richardson
15 Carroll
1t Carroll
17 Bish
lQ Bish

52 Sivev:right
53 Richardson
54 Bish
55 Bish
56 Bish
57 Hazard

19 Bisit
20 Bis
21 Swift
92 Eyton
43 Weliu

58 Marshall
59 Martin
to Nish
61 Carroll
61 Carroll

24 Si vewright

G 3 l'i ddi lig

Nlarshail

64 Richardion

21.; C:arroll

65 ,I:yton

27 Richardson
98 Webb
99 Webb
30 Nlarsball
31
32 Martin

66 fish
67 Swift
68 Hazard
69 Webb
7U Carter
71 Wish

Richardson
3 S ireW right

73 Si vewright
73 Carter

35 Webb
;pi Webb
:17 Hazard
38 Swift
39 11i:11

74 Carroll
Dish
76 Sirewriglit
77 Carroll
78. Wcbb

N.B. Any farou

I.i.tonay be had
m to G. CARROL,i
ford-street ; who sl
he WaS• the Cantrae
Nu.
No.
Amid
.• No.
With Eight ul

irite or fancy Numbers, not in the above
an early application to any Lottery•Ofhce,
L, Contractor, 7, Cornhill, and iti,
lbared and sold, in the Last Lottery when
:tor,
.3,60, a Prize of L. 20,110
.4,919, a Prize of L. 20,000
in • the Lottery just ended
.9,481, a Prize of L. 10,000
tlier Capitals of 10001., 3001., &c,
London, England, 1818-05-09

This Day were r

I. TREATISE on FARM-YARD MANURE,
and 'OTH ER RURAL SUIP ECTS.

• By FRANCIS BLAIKIE.
Steward and Ag'elit to Thonfas William-Coke, Esq.
See.nd Edition, prioe ta: 6d. - •

2: Blaikies Essay on tine Conversion of Arable Land into
Pastnrc, Is. 6d. -
liornby's Essay on Lime, and its Use- and Abuse ava
Manure, 2d Edition, es.
4. London Essay on Paper•Roofs,rocommended in Agricul-
tural Buildings' for their l)urahility, Elegance, and Economy,
with plate, price 2s. 2d Edition..
Printed for Harding, 36, St: lames's-street.
London, England, 1818-05-09

INDIGO AND NIADDEit.

Lord pre,eated a Petition from the Mer-
chants and Mannfacturers of Halifax, id Yorkshire, against
the additional duties on indigo and Madder.—Ordered to lie
on the table.

CITY PRISONS'

Mr. Alderman WOOL) brought up the Report of the Com-
mittee appointed to inquire into the state of the Prisons in
the Metruplis.—Ordered to lie on the Table.

BANKRUPT LAWS.

Mr..lOJ-11\1 SMITH brought up the Report of the Com-
mittee on the Bankrupt Laws.=-Ordered to lie eon the table.
Mr. SMITH, in inciting that the Petition -tmid be printed,
took the opportunity of adverting to the difficulties, almost in-
superable, with which the Committee 4,1 to contend. It,
however, was evident, from the testiumay of those who, from
professional exertions, were best acquainted, not alone with
the nature and operation of the Bankrupt. Laws, but with the
abuses existing under them, that the House out not to allow
any time to elapse without applying a legislative remedy.
The Petition was ordered to be printed.
London, England, 1818-05-09

ROYAL ACADEMY.

shall not, as we fit•at intended, confine our
notice in regidar progression to the several per-
ti4tin,inces, but refer to them according to their

merits.

96. Portrait of the Earl of Albemarle, painted at the yequest
of the Yeomanly of the. County of Norfolk, and to be

ultimately placed at HoMilani. M.A. SHEE, It. A.,

It is with better than critical feelings that we notice Por-
traits painted at the request of large bodies, as the fact ne-
cessarily implies no slight degree of merit in the individuals
thus distinguiflted. This comphinent is fully merited, from
all wr have heard, by The Nobleman here represented, and if
the Norfolk YeomanrOmd the choice of the ArtiSt, we must
admire their taste as Much as we respect their liberal feelings.
This is a manly, spirited, portrait, executed with a firm pencil ;
there is breadth of light and shadow; as much as the situa-
tion would admit of the latter. The general execution is
neat, without elaborate minuteness, and altogether the pic-
ture ranks with the best whole-length portraits in the room.
106. The Great Mogul presenting to the late Lord Clive the
Grant of the Deu•a.nnee for the India Company. 13.
t:s•r, P. It. A.

It is impossible to pass over any work of the venerable Pre-
sident of the Academy, but we should have felt more pleasure
in seeing in the place of this early work of his pencil a later
production fromliis baud. We wish to witness the annual
p►ogress of the Art. The composition, however, is in Mr.
Ware's best style; the figures are well distributed; the dif-
ference in the Asiatic and European costume, and. the inte-
resting nature of the event, give a dignified character to the

(To be continued.)

lINIVERSiTY INTELLIGENCE.

• OXFORD. MAY 8 —Weariest!Ay the Rev: James
Tbos. Hollow3y, M.A. of Exeter College, was
admitted nachelor iu Divinity, and un Thursday,
Doctor in Divinity

TheMe day Mr. Wm. Law Pope, Scholar
of Worcester College, was admitted Bachelor of
Arts,

On Thursday Mr. William TAW Pope, B. A. was
elected Fellow, and Mr. John Whittingtun,Ready
Landon, Scholar, of Worcester College, on Dr.
Clarke's foundation.
At St. Peter's College, IVestminster, on the
21111 ult. Messrs. Dodgson, Borough, Hutchin-
son, Glyn, and Harrison, were elected Students
of Christ • Church, in this University, and the
flop. Hugh Anthony Roos, with Messrs. White
and Artisgrave, Scholars of Trinity College,
Cambridge.
London, England, 1818-05-09

Speedily will be Published, in post Bro.

•
THE ANGLER's VADE-MECUM; contain—
ing a Descriptive Account of the Water Flies, their
Seasons, and the kind of Weather that impels them most in
the Water, ". he whole represented in Twelve coloured
Plates. To which is added, a Description of the different
Baits used in Angling, and where found.
By W. CAItItOLL.
Edinburgh : Pripted tot Archibald Constable and Co.
London, England, 1818-05-09

CALICO PRINTEM.

Colonel PATTEN BOLD brought up the Report of the
Committee on the Petitions of Nlessrs. Grant and flrothet-A of
Nlanehester, and other Calico Printers.—lt was urtlercd to
lie on the Table.

HAWKERS AND 4.**, LARS.
Lord WALPOLE presented a PetTfton from. the Tradesmen
a• -d Shopke,pers ut King's Lynn, in Norfolk, prayiwg for a❑
alteration and amendment it) the Hawkers and Pedlars' act.
The Noble Lord observed, that a recent legal det:ision, which
went essentially to affect the trade and industry of resident
shopkeepers, rendered a LegiSlative interposition must me-
cessary.—The Petition was ordered to lie on the Table.
London, England, 1818-05-09

REAL. JAPAN BLACKING,
MADE BY RICHARD 'TURNER, 114, LONDON-ROAD.

. . .
SEE the 110t-trippiug Belle, who all lovely
Both bloom,
And sbeddeth around the mild breath'of perfume.;
Behold the gay Beau in his beauty
What polish' what gloss sin their shoes is displayed;
With their beautiful blackness nu jet cap compare,
And where is the varnish thatshineth
.so fair?
Vain, vain were all efforts newer can yet
Without TUItNER'S BLACKING so brilliant a jet.

eZa6c,2P-tn
No. 114 London-road, Southwark. •
* Ask for TURNEK's BLACKING.

Shopkeepers.supplied with,6.4..15. and lad. Bottles, through
the medium of the iVholeale Houses, or by applying to the
Manufactory, where may be bad a Single Bottle as a Sample;
and by I Grocers; rerfinnefs, Oihnin,' add' BOotruakers,
in the Metropolis.

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WALMER.

PO be peremptorily SOLD, pursuant to an
Order of his Majesty's Court of ExcheqUer, bearing
date the 28th day of. April, 1818, made in a matter, entitled
" The KING against FERNANDEZ," before- ABEL MOY-
SEY, Esq. Deputy Remembraneer to the said Court, .at
,the
sign of the Drum. in Walmer, in the County of Kent, on
WEDNESDAY, the 20th day of May, 1818, at Twelve o'Clock
Noon, in .Seven Lots, a very Desirable and Valuable
FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate in the ticautiful and fashion-
able Village of Wollner, late the Property of Mr. Alexander
Feinandez.
Printed Particulars may be bad of the said Deputy Bemem-
brancer, at his Chambers, in the Exchequer Office, Inner
'Temple, London; of Mr. Foulkes, Solicitor, Southampton-
street, Covent-Garden ; and of Mr. Pain, Solicitor, Dover.

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COTTON FACTORIES.

Lord KENYON, pursuant to notice, moved the
second reading of the Cotton Manufactories' Bill,
which accordingly took place forthwith.
The Earl of LAtintianALK presented- a petition
against the Bill in its present shape, trout the
town and neighbourhood of Manchester, ;out
praying to be heard by counsel and evi►lence ;
particularly against those clauses of the Bill which
went to limit the labour of persons undera cer-
tain age, which he regarded as very objectionable.
IVhat the Noble Lord proposed was, that the
Cornn►ittee on the Bill should not take place tilt
Monday se'hnight ; and that the counsel and evi-
dence should be .heard in that stage of the
Among those intended to be brought forward itt
support of the petition, were several medical men,
who were ready to declare upon oath the general
state of the children's health now employed its
those Manufactories.

This proposition of the Noble Lord's gave rise
to a long, and in some respects rather a desultory
conversation, in which several of their Lordship.'
participated, and which seemed to turn principally
upon the question, Whetlih or not evidence should
be heard after the statements of.Connsel, as to the
points alluded to ? The Eat Is of lIABItowBY and
LnrEaPoor. being decidedly of opinion that no evi-
dence could shake the self-e‘ident position upon
which those clauses of the Bill went, namely, that
it was possible to work child' en for more than 15
hours in the day, without being prejudicial to thcii•
4ealths. The • Noble Minister added; that the
whole Medical Staff of Manchester could not con-
vince hitn to the contrary.

The result of- the dig-cuision was, that the Bill
Was ordered to he committed fur Monday se'n-
when Counsel wete to he heard,. and the
witnesses to attend.—Adjourned till ‘Volnesday.
London, England, 1818-05-09

RRCEIVED.

1802 DOTiariuns ,CVI 0 0
1803 Ditto 15 4 6
1804 Ditto 13 18 6
1806 Ditto 4 19 0
1806 Ditto 27 5 6
1807 Convetions

after Sermons 63 2 31
1808 Ditto 57 16 of
1809 Ditto 53 9 0
1811) Ditto GO 16 6
1811 Ditto Cl 1 10
1812 Ditto 70 18 3
1813 Ditto 71 13 6
1814. Ditto 85 2 7
1815 Ditto 76 2 7
1816 Ditto 66 16 6
1817 Ditto 58 8 24
Balance dile to the
Treasurer 88 9 2 ,

T---
896 3 Ili

We, the Undersigned, having examined the above Account,
find a Balance of Eighty eight Pounds, Nine Shillings, and
Two-pence, due to the Treasurer; we learn also from Ac-
counts now before us, that in addition to the above Balance,
upwards of One Hundred and Twenty Pounds has hero ex-
pended in various ways, to encourage the Teachers and
Children of the Sunday Schools.

JOHN NICHOL.
H. COCKSEDGE.

Bewdley, April 28, 1818.

STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS
On Account of the riewdley Sunday School Association in Aid

of the Church NlissiUnary Suciety

RECEIVED.

k. s. d.

$l5 Contributions, Subscriptions, and Acne-} 39 18 7f
factions

816 Ditto Ditto

56 11 71

817 Ditto Ditto ll9 16 Ili
818 Ditto Ditto IOEI 17 9

/315 4 llf

PAID. C. J. d.
815 Remitted to the Church Missionary 1
39 0 7f
Society
916 Ditto Ditto
817 Ditto Ditto
818 Ditto Ditto i... 108 U 0
Stationary Expences 2 5 9

L 325 4 Ili

Examined, and found correct.
JOHN i*CHOT...c..
13. COCKSEIX.4.

13ewdley, April 28, 1818.
London, England, 1818-05-09

TEIE LOTTERY.

and J. SIVEWRIGHT, feel pleasure in
. slating they had the' piod'foritme to sell
24,206, the. First L. 30,000 ever drawn,
15,740, the Last L. 30,000 ever draivii,
and respectfully t9licit attention to the merits of the present
Scheme, which, with only 14,000 Tickets, contains
tO7 CAPITAL-PRIZES!
'NEW !IMO
3'6 Prizes of 20;0001.!
4 Prizes of 3,0001. and 2,0001. !
20 Prizes of 1,401.!
20 Prizes of 5001., &c. &c.
And the Scheme is so arranged that
TWENTY ONE7THOUSAND POUND PRIZES
MUST BE DRAWN
In the First TWerityMinntes,
On the 4th. JUNE, KlNG's BIRTH-DAY.,
Tickets and Shares are now on Sale by J. and J. SIVE-
WRIGHT, at their old established Others,'
Nu. 37, Cornhill ; I
38, Haymarket ;
11, Holborn;I 141, Oxford Street;
Who sold and shared in the very last Lottery,
1 Prize of 30,5001. !
. , Prize of 1,0001:!.
6 other Capitals of 5001., 4001., &c. &c. &c.

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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The SPEAKER was summoned by the Usher of the Black
Rod to the House of Lords, to hear the Royal Assent given to
certain Bills (ride Lords).
Mr. Johnson, from the Bank of Ireland, presented a Re-
turn of the Numher and Amount of Bauk Notes and Bank
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the Table.
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GLOUCESTERSAIRE.-DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND

FARM.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

By WINSTANLEY and SONS, at the Mast, on THURS-
DAY, May 19, unless an acceptable offer be preriuusly
• made by Private Contract,
A Desirable FRELOOLD ESTATE, compris-
ing a convenient House, known as Bream Lodge, in
the County of Gloucester; containing a,Dining and Drawing
Room, aii,d small Study, three excellent Bed-rooms, besides
Servants' Apartments, with -stiitable attached and detached
Offices, in complete Repair, and' near 200 Aeres' of good Mea-
dow, Pasture, Arable, -ant Wood Land; the wtio!c nearly in
a Ring Fcmc, 'and ih a:high state Of Cultivation. The Farm
Buildings include a Totie-lioesniower Thrashing Machine, to
which areattadteda Chaff-cutter, andaMill for bruising Bones
for Manure. The Estate commands .extensive views of the
Severn ; is situated within a morning's ride of the,beautiful
scenery of the Wye, nine milts limn Moriinoiith, an easy
distance .from Bath, Bristol; Cheltenham, and Gloucester,
and t2O miles from'London.

,The Premises may be viewed by applying, to. the Aail,iff, at
Bream Lotige, near Lydney, of whoM particulars may be bad ;
particulars also of J S. Olive, Esq. SUlicitor,- Tewkesbury ;
at the Inns at Gloucester, .Nlonrnouth, Chepstow, Chelten-
ham, Bristol; at the Place of Sale; of R: L. Apple-
yard, Esq, Solicitor, Ittn ; and, of Winstanley and
Sons; Paternoster-rciW;Loitchin, Witere-a'Plin'tuay be' semi.

KEAUSLEY'S WIDOW WELCH'S FEMALE FILLS.
IMEDICINE which has'stOod the test tor a
long scries'of years, and is well known for its'peculiar
efficacy in removing the Green Sickness, and other Obstruc-
tions-attendant on the female Sex. The cases, pr.iring that
the afflicted, who hate hitherto resorted.to the use of it,.hive
uniformly been relieved in the most sovereign manuer, are
voltiminous, and specified in the bills of directions.
. _

. . . -
To 'guard the public'against imposition, the naive of C.
Kearsley is c.ograved'on the stamp, by the speciat permission
of the. Commissioners of Stamps, without whith they arc not
warranted't4 lie genuine. •
.Prepared by
„Mrs. Kearsley alpae, from the Original and
Genuine Itt;Cipe, and sold whOlesale and retail by Harp 9.,
Bookseller, 46; ilect-street; .Barclay and Sons, Fleet-rnaiket ;
Newbery and Sons, St. Paul's Church-yard; Sutton and Co.
BowChurch.lard;' Butler and :Cont., Cheapside ; Singer,t 50,
Oxford-street, opposite liond-street; Evans and Son, Long-
farie,S'inith4ld-;• arid dohn,tone, Gi-eck-street; SOho.
Madam,77-f-faviag for.taany months been. a/iiicted with a
vitilent.Pain in my side, with difficulty of liteaklatfiy,, and Me-
dical advice having induced to try sons
width' U. found initutiliatc reliti,,•And have
continued perfectly well et;.er since.
Believe me, deal. MailaM,*yotir's truly`,'
Kew Green, April 29, isl 7.. . M. E.-E.
••
London, England, 1818-05-09

NORTH ERN COUNTI

Mr. M. A. TAywit gave notice of his intention to move,
on the 26th of May, for leave to bring in a Bill to carry into
effect the recommendation of the: Ire'port of the Ciontnittec
respecting the Administration of the font Northern Counties
(Hear, hear !)
London, England, 1818-01-16

DIED.

Yesterday morning, at his house in South Andley-street•
Gresvenor-square' Alexander Brodie, Esq., father to tic
Marchioness of Huntly.
• On the 14th inst. at Bath, exactly one month after the 'de-
cease of Ann his wife, Richard Henry Stoviin, Esq. of
theme, in the county of Lincoln, in Ins lad year. •
On the 26th of May last, at Allahahad, in the East Indier
of a fei'er, Lieut. Thlatuas Allen, of his Majesty's 24th nee"
ment of Foot.

LONDON: Printed by 3. 13. cArtsTAnts, of No. 29, Great
Ormond-street, Queeu-s;puare; and published by SW.'•
SCRIPPS, of No. 7, South Moltori-street, at TIJF. S'll:4
Office, No. 112, Strand ; where Adre: tisen: cuts, Orderg."
Lttters) tic (4)u-it-paid) iQuit be addressed.

It*
))1
London, England, 1818-01-16

PO CT It•Y.

SONNET.
To*liie, Unconscious what inVites the eye,
To think, unthinking what attracts the thought,
lioweep, and wail, and wish, unknowing silly,
In day-dreaMs all the time to occupy,
. , And seek, forgetful erst what Fancy sought;—
This may he like a Lover's lone employ,
.And bliss to him, if bliss he find in augist ;
But trust pe, 'tv.,ere a bliss so dearly bonglit,
That Wisdom at such price would 'sdeign to buy.—
Ali 'tis a trivial, transitory toy, ,
A fond, a fickle, and fallacious joy,
Vamishing soon, and leaving pleasure nought.—..
And south, might I my simple mind express,
"Pis a most foolish piece of business, !I,
H. U. M;

THE BROAD WAY.
once drove his fout-in-haaii,
'Till matters soon came to. a stand,
But now again be thrives—
Hence, to prepare thr waybelOw,
Fur BLASPHEMY he'll gold bestow,
And to the Devil drives !
WHIPCORD„

THE TUFA U{E.

• •
After the performance of Artaxerxes), tbe.-triumph
of ;he English School of tuusicAl and tn,te,
at Covent -Garden Thearre,last taigilt, a pew 17,1reF
was produced, tinder the title of Three Milesfrain
Paris. The folloivipg is an outline of
London, England, 1818-01-16

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CASE of the SALT DUTIES. ‘Vitik Proofs
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WATERS V. TAYLOR.

Mr. HAwr said this was an application made for
the purpose of obtaining directions to the Regis-
trar, to l• iss an order, enabling Nlr. IVaters to
account for the expenditure of 0 large souk of
tanney, which had been applied to Ilse building a
new set of dressing-rooms in the Opera-house,
anii making other imprc cements, with a view to
the ainelioratiol of a property i❑ which Mr. IVit
ters Was interested, not merely as Manager, but
co-tenant in common. Fli3 motion simply prayed,
that an order apt Court already made ShOWId now

be executed.
Sir S. Roxitt.t.v was prepared to object to this
order, npon every principle of juslice, and of re-
gard to tne interests ot the proprietors, if the or-
der in question was in Court, so that a proper
iffierpret:ition might be put on the terms in which
it was conceived. It was sufficient for him at pre-
sent to say, that Mr. Waters had undertaken to
c,,ndnet the management, and pay every necessary
expense for 29,0001. a year, although he now came
forward to charge 6001. more, which he, in his
great predilection for the establishment, had
thought proper to expend in the building of new
dressing-towns.
The Lotto CHANCELLOR observed, that it ap-
r.ted to hint to be a larger sum than most of his
AlajestN's subjects would think of expending on
such a object. He desired, however, to see the

order.
In another cast between the same parties, rela-
tive to the proper computation of the interest on
the whole of Mr. Taylor's share of the purchase-
money, it was agreed to 'arrange the subject of
difference by a comparison of accounts.
LUNACY.--SMITH IN THE MATTER OF SMITH.
In this case, which was heard yesterday, the
LORD HANCELLOR dided that the Commissioq
shouldC be executed atec the residence of the lunatic
iu Cardiganshire, and that be should be removed
from the care of his mother and brother, and en-
trusted to that of his wife, Ann Smith.
London, England, 1818-01-16

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Voyage to and from China, and of the Journey from the
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HINDOOSTANEE.

" It is easier to diffuse the literature and science of the
" western nations among the natives of India, by translating
" European books into their own tongue, than by instructing
" then in the European languages."
Respondent
•
Ist Opponent ... Mr. W. Dundas,
2d Ditto ..., Nlr. R. H Scott,
Moderator ... Capt. J. W. Taylor.
London, England, 1818-01-16

WELCII ORDER.

The 'following is said to be the promised Lila
of the New Itnights:—

THE SOVEREIGN.

11,To be,filled by two Princes of Ott Bloud'RoYat.'"''' 1
.
;It:. The Marquis of Anglesca. . --' - • • • '
4-..The:Viscount Bulkeley. • • • - ..,. ...
.
5. The Earl of Cardigan. . . • . , tti,- i..
.. .
• ti. The Viiconnt Dungannon. . .
7. it Watkin Williams IVynne, Bait.
S. The Lord Milford. .. ,
. .
9. The Earl of Powis. '• •
10. The Lord. Kenyon.
. . .
. . ,
11. The Lord Gwydir. ' .
12. The Lord Dyne; or.
Prebend of the Order—Tls. Lord Bishop of St. Asaph.
Chancellor—The Lord Bishop of Bangor. •
Registrar—Rhys .loner, Esq.
..
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Puursuirant, Heralds, Gentleman Usher, &c. at the dis-
posal of the Earl Marshal.
Ribhand—Light green edged with white.
Witte —" Creantur fortihos et 'mils."

ROYAL ACADFMY.-Mr. TuaNEa gave the third
of his series of Lectures on Perspective last night.
He dwelt upon linear and aerial Perspective
some time, occasionally touching upon chitec-
tore, so tar us it related to geometrical propor-
tions. Curves and Conic Sections were incidental
parts of his discourse, and by his illustrations he
relieved the dryness of an abstract subject,
otherwise could have afforded little enterrainment
to the general auditor. Mr. FUSELS was in the
chair.

Professor CHRISTIAN has resigned his Professor-
ship of the Laws of England in the East India
-College, near Hertford, and the Honourable Court
of Directors have been pleased to grant Lin), a
pension for lite.
'There was no trial o( general interest at the
Old Bailey yesterday.

M:N;cii*EltSrf INTELLIGENCE, JAN. 15.

PREFEUME,NTi.

. The. Rev. T. :Rector of Renipstone,
and late Fellow of Sidney,',C;'ollege, has been.pre•
;;Rhteri to the Vicarage o' Basford, near Not-

•• „••• ,
The Rev. W. Snowden has been preserved (by
the Rev. Mr. Sharpe, Vicar of 'Wakefield) to the
val.pablf living of Horbory, vacant by the death
of the Rev. Mr. Taylor, ,
Tht,Rev. Wm. Bradley,;•l3;,A. was last week
instituted to the Viral-Age of Frision.with Swipe
annexed, in Sulfa, on, the prcseo.tation of
Richied William Howard Wyse, Esq. of Stoke-
place-,•Rucks. •

The, Hon. and Rev. A. E Hobart, (brother to
the Girl of Buckinghamshire) has been inducted
into the Rectory of Benington, near Boson, to►
which Ire had been recently instituted, by t lie,Lord
Bishop 'of Lincoln, on the presentation of the
Righ,CeTpn. F. J. Robinson, of Nocton..
Rev. Rann Kennedy, 2d Master of Ding Ed-
ward's, Grammar
,School, has been presented as
Mirds!er"of St. Nut's Chapel, Bitmingliam.
A Dispensation has Biassed the Great Seal to
enable the Rev. 'l': Boys, D. D. late Fellow of
New.. College, Oxford, to hold .the Rectory of
Radelive,. Bucks, together with the Rectory of
Stratton, Gloncestershire. •

• -, Sitting-s,appointed in be held in Middlesex and
London before t Right Hon. Sir VICARY GI BBi,
Ent. Lord Chief Justice. of ,1113 Majesty's Court
of Common Pleas, at Westminster, in and after
Hilary 'berm, 1818