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Most Noble the• terms, at the close hf4wo sand successful Opear on the records of the le at s ludia Coln. Mg deeply impressed with a high nettiOif the merits of that disttnguished Nobleman, and of the US. ,aity, with which he has deioted binnialf fe' = o lio t..n a cpre hensive kuowledgeof the Company's. , to the General Court of Proprietors, that, as aegis t h e gra sefol sense entertained by the Past-I ndia Ott? st.ivices and cono.tet so highly meritorious, an Annuity minim out el the territorial revenuer is Indis; toe, t ,20 years. to commence from this day, be placed at... , tal of the Court of Directors, - to be • applied to the be. ;ad advartlge of the most Noble the 34anguis of mamas, 'eddeness,ard his Family, in such manner este the Court most expedient." a: fa:: Report, as requited by the Tly-taw, ChOp.6, Sec. inspection of the Proprietor*, at this [tense. JOSEPH MOW, Socreftry. .OCIC NEXT SATURDAY MOW- I NG— . - • ' In 3 Prizes of Len,ooo, and in 3 Prizes of £2,000, and . in 3 Prizes of £l,OOO, and in 4 Prizes of .1-'54)9, and is 1 Prizes of ./.*:;o0, and in 15 Prizes of £.OO, &c. 0.1. MUST Ss: DRAWN {.XT SATURDAY,' TI11". LOTTERY SINISHISS. oT ..ROY,AL HUMANE SOCIETY. INSTITUTED IN 1 . 714, FOR THE RECOVERY OF THE APFAREkTLy DROWNED OR DEAD. • 21#1tY 1 1 110CESDINGS. • • HOUSE OF LOOK MARCH 29. 1 The Loan Cesanettronpreildod at the Hearbeg of Appeals, the first time since his Lonishies recovery from hie recent in disposition. Counsel were finally heard an die Scots ante " The Earl of Men s. 34Mwood and others."--Judgeneet postponed. Ois the Appeelfaise lieetkei" Peen e. Onetime sod Haddess." Col weal deo bard.—.To waved again on Wednesday. Archbishop of Yeas took the oaths and his seat. Tiro Earl of . BlSBOROUGH.presented two Petitions; one from Yeek, against the continuance of the Insolvent Debtors' Acts ad the second from Bohm Ferrer., against an &pall salon of the Duties on Coal. Diz lama. the Compueller-General, presented the Annul UMW of the Public Inca= from. various sources, ending the seJanuary last. ' Tie Earl of COVENTRY presented two reddens from the =... a lireeorder, Corporaden, and Citizens of Worcester ;. me renewal of the Insolvent Debtors' Act, except under medihnidon ; the otbee,insen the Mayor, Recorder, Ste. against al lae l letitrAM prompted a Petition from the Parish of ulatliftileh is county of York, praying that the Lead Miiilliaby be ?endued liable to situ Poor's Rates, as ether de. *Caption of Mines are. Ws Lordship observed, that should the Bill upon this subject. now in anot he r place, come before that House, it should have his decided support. Lord, HOLLAND presented a Petition from the Town and County of Poole, praying for a revision of the Criminal Code; and for the abolition of the capital punishment of death, so far as it may be consistent with the public safety. Lord KENYON presented a Petition from the Parish of St. John's. Wapping. against the continuance of the , Insolvent Debtors' Bill ; and also a Petition ft.= the same place against the Coal Dutie,. The Marquis of BATH presented a Petition from Prune, in the County of Somerset, for a Revision of the Penal Laws. Clitberoe's Divorce Bill passed through a Committee of the whole house. !♦dRL, •- MOUSE OF COMMONS. • • Mr. IeLLIBIi passatted a Petition from the Governor and Compimpof the OWN* Waterworks, against the Grand Junc tion CasaL--Referied to the Committee on that subject. Mr. M. A % TAYLOR obtained leave to bring in a Bill to enable the Pendia( Mary-la-bonne to contract for a supply of water. The Commie Cinualsaion Bin teas read a second time, ar.g, ordered to be Moinakted. • ?dr. PMMANNEXpresented a Petition from the Electors of the Borough of •liarostaple, praying that it might not be (Es fraoehimed. Riad, aid laid on the table. . Lord CLI VE postponed the further consideration of the Re port on the Barnstapk Election to Friday next. Me then moved that Mr. Speaker do not issue his warren for the Pieedoe of a Burgess for the said Borough before next Friday.—Agreed to. Mr. OM MANNEY then presented two other %titian& from the Borough of Barnstaple—one against the renewal of the In solvent Debtors' Act,and the .other against any alteration is the Coal Duty.—Laid on the table, Lord CLIVE presented a Petition from the County of Sslop, against any•alteration in the Cool Duty.--Laid on the able, Mr. MABERLEY postponed, to an indefinite period, his Motion for a copy of the Correspondence between the Chancel lor of the Ittebequer and the Bank of England reepeming ba tons i arm v . 'y. Mr. WOWS bte•glie-sog_somatin pews his the, &clamber, width 10*.otdered to fie upon the table, sod to he printed. Mr. RICARDO presented a Petition from the Town of Minchin Hampton, in the County of Glotteester. against the Insolvent DeLtors' Act.—Referred to the Committee. Mr. S. BOURNE brought in the Poor's Settlemect Amrcci ment Bill.—Read a first time, aad ordered to be read a second time next Monday, and to be printed. Mr. GRENFELLpresented a Petition front the Parish of St. Ann's, Blackfriars, against the London Clergy THE ANNIVERSARY'DINNER of this Institu • don will be held ai the . CITY of LONDON TAVERN, Iffebepsgate-street, TO-MORROW, March SUL His Royal Highness the' UKE of SUSSEX% the Chair. • After Dinner there will be a Procession of the Restored Per soar, and the Royal Chairman will present the Honorary Medal lion to the following Persons : 1. To Mr. Thos. Colemanjor the Restoration of Mr. Griggs. g. •to /V. him Langley, for the Restoration of Elisabeth G arsavikyr • 3, To Browne., jun. for the Restoration of Thomas Diem+. • 4. Td Mr. G. Taylor, for the Restoration of John Hill. S. to Mr. Edward ,Dizon, for the Restoration of N. Heath. . 6. To Mr. E. Fbster, for preserving the fife of a Boy. 7. To Lieut. Cook, for his Invention of a Night Light Buoy. Ladies' Tizkets to view the Procession aid the Presentation of the Medals can only be obtained of the Stewards. STIWAILDII6 • ----- Joseph Jolson, F.4q. John Lowe, Esq. T. R. Max;ley, Esq. Rd. Patt.frrson, Req. J. B. Ropier, 1...7.eq. IL Smith, jun. Esq.. S. W. Sweet, Esq. Geo. Vaughan, gsq. Fred. Webb, Esq. Janus John Wilkinson, Esq. Macdonald. lion. Shirky. Rubt. Esq. M.P. John Dorgan. Jas. Atkinson,-Eset. Sam. Amory, Esq, John DurgOs, Esq. llobt. Currey, Esq. Thos. Hawes Es • Jere. Mad, E + Esq. Heale, Esq. Tickets for the Dinner (price I is.) may be obtained of the Stewart ; at the Bar of the Tavern; and at the Office, No. 48, St. Pau s Church-yard. _ _ on the table. Lord G. CAVENDISH presented a Petition from Chestyr field, in the County of Derby, praying for the revision of the Criminal Code.—Referred to the Committee. Mr. BAR ING presented a Petition from Taunton to the same effect, which was referred to the same Committee. Mr. WESTERN mov ed for an Account of the quantitlipf Seeds of ill sorts imported into Great Britain since 1810, with ' the amount of the duty paid upon them, distinguishing the dif ferent sons, the countries from whence imported, and these that came from Ireland,from those brought from other countries.— Agreed to. , Tin Report oistbe Quarter Sessions Division Bill was re. ceived, and the Bill ordered for a 'hint reading next Thursday. Mr. LAMBTOV gave notice that be should not delay biyo:.d next Friday: presenting the Petition of General Gourgaul Lord LOWTHER brought up the Report of the Connri:tee on the BosineyEiection. It declared Stuart Wortley Ceinpton Donwill4, Bart. to have been duly 'elected, :41..1 -.he Petition against the return not to have been vexadous. Lord LO TIER then moved that a new Wei; be issued 60 the lkirough of Bosiney, in the room of Stuart Wor-7,-i, JEsq. who had nt.ade his }section for the County of Yeik.— Agreed to. Sir W. SCOTT presented a Petition frnni the :ea Cisurelswai dens of the Perish of St. Andrew's, Holborn, ag:al:.,t the Parish Apprentices' Bill.—Laid on the table. Sir G. SRI Fr. :a presented a Petition from Lewes, ar:.:ret the Insolvent litors' Act.—Referred to the Committee. Sir J. OR. HAM presented a Petition from the licreT.gh tf Ayton, prying for the revision of the Criminal Cade.-- 1 2,- ferred to die Committee on that subject. Sir R. MOORSOM presented an Acceint of the Cztir.z.-..:e, Stores. sold to Mr. Samuel.—Ordered to lie on the table. Mr. W. W I LLI A AtS brontla in the Bill for better rertht'-g the Election of . ftletthLTs serving in Parliament for certain Po ; roughs-I:vile:Teed m ed.ot'shio Mind a first amp., aed e....ilersed nor a wound reading on Thursday, the 112 d of April, and to Le - - Subscriptions to this Lifu.saving Instltutlon--:One annually, constitutes a Governor; Two Guineas, a Director; Ten Guineas, a Life Governor; Twenty Guineas, a Life Di. ct reor)—are received by Charles Barclay and Benjamin-Hawes, Esqrs. Treasurers; Barnard and Co. Combat; Drummond and ' Co. Charing cross; Pinhorn and Co. Borough ; and at the once. T. J. PETTIGREW, Reg. and Sec. Its, Spring Gardens. ,r.vi•Es OV Amtßlcx AWD Tau • v t iN 1 D :IS. N MEILCIIAN'r of experience, about un!tzei States-and ish Provinces in Ante- N'a.l.l who 'rap:A.:a va sail next month, and mina October, will undertake the Settlement Alter Agency Negociation, in Charlestown, ..?, ildladelpbia, New York, Boston, Montreal. NeW Bt-answi-k. The most respectable given and required, and security in Laudon teal. tdics4s:il to C. 11. Uoyd's Colfec-hoUse, will be at- CONSOLIDATED FUND SURPLUS. The Earl of LIVERPOOL moved the third read ing of this Bit. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE observed, he could not avoid calling the attention of their Lord ships to the subject on this last stage of the Bill , which, he thought, involved some important consi derations, though he by no means meant to oppose the measure. On the contrary, he thought its prin ciple highly serviceable to the public, and lie also re garded it as a measure of justice to the Bank as well as the public. The principle of rendering those large balances (which accumulated in certain descriptions .of the Revenue), applicable to the public service, was certainly an excellent one; and, though he thought the Bank entitled to a certain extent or portion of the profits which resulted, yet, it must be admitted also, that the public were entitled to a participation. What he chiefly wished to call the attention of the House to, was the consideration that the just claims of •he public should not be confined to one description of these balances ; and he ha/ yet to learn upon what principle it was an arrangement of the kind was not carried - farther. There were certainly considerable; profiti'detivable to the public from other branchesl of the reveTtlyok "ite - tite 'Customs and Excise. In the arrangement proposed, no less a sum than three mil lions was expected, but by extending the principle to other branches, a sum of six millions may fairly, he thought, be calculated upon. The Noble Marquis then entered into some brief calculation, seemingly with a view to establish that under the present plan the measure in question was not so productive as it Might have been made, or at least not so productive as had been calculated. And in such way of consi dering the proceeds of-appropriation of the surplusses on different quarters, it was not likely to yield more than P-2,700,000 for the service of the public. lie was, however, free to allow the measure highly advanta geous as far as it went ; and it was a serious consi deration with Parliament whether they should con , fine themselves to this limited scale of appropriation, or whether they should not follow up the principle 'on a more extensive scale, and in a way which, in his mind, would go to produce nearly the sum of seven millions applicable to the public service. This was a, principle which he suggested for the serious consi deration of the Prince Regent's Government. With respect to the Bill in question he had no idea of op posing it. The Earl of LIVERPOOL felt it unnecessary to enter into a detailed discussion of the measure in ques tion, as the Noble Marquis rather appioved of the measure as far as it went. With respect to some_ of those calculations which the Noble Marquis seemed' to rely upon, he could assure him that he entertained a mistaken view of the subject, if he thought that from these arrangements any very gteat additional advantage could accrue to the public service. In the case more immediately before them, their Lordships were mostly aware that a new arrangement had been made between the Bank and the Public in 1807. But since that period it was found advisable to ap propriate or apply the balance in some way to the public service for the year, as a resource for paying the interest on Exchequer Bills, or some other way. Under the present Bill there was provision for issues of Exchequer Bills, but these were not liable to in- West ; by such means a clear saving, so far, would =true, which would not depend upon the produce of the Consolidated Fund. Vith respect to the ulti 'mate amount of the proposed source, they had rea son to hope it would amount to not less than four millions. It was, however, upon die whole deemed Mort adviseable not to enter upon any other arrange resets until the House shouki see the result of the' important inquiries now pending, and what the ge neral effect of these might be. All he should there fore say, was, that the principle of the present mea sure was not only highly • advantageous, but per fectly just, as the public had the preferable right to the'benefit of these disposable balances. And in re- 1 gard to any further. =SS in arrangeffients on a similar principle, it be open to the future con sideration of Puliament to act us should be deemed post idvisable.--'llie Bill wai timi reed the third time and passed. • - , • lo...!? The std'vas 10141 111 if fillet the Cameos try' Ahlarolli Wes, arks oho% aid NIA die kit dal& A ?arm Miro drastaaa#lbasellf Lori LowsNis. est sled a lest.tleie...Thelt taristies . dna 41111.11114. This day were published, in Bvo. price 9s. boards, LETTERS from the CONTINENT, during the Months of October, November, and December, 1819; in cluding a Visit to Aix la Chapelle, and the left Bank of the Rhine. Ity the Rev. JAMES WILMOT ORMSBY, A.M. Chaplain to his Excellercy the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, and Rector of Castlecomer. 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LAMB presented a IPetition from the united Parishrs of St. Margaret's and St. John's, Westminster, praying for a re duction in the Coal IJuty.—Laid on the table. ifiIe I fREMAYNE presented a Petition from certain Par'.4... in the county of Cornwall, against the Insoivent Debtcrs' ftcfrizied to the Comrr.ittee on that subject. • Mr. DICKENSON r ruct.ted a Petition from Frome, in t!-e county of Somerset, pra) - irg for the revision of the Criminal Code. Referred to tine Ccacmittee. Shortly will bt published, printed in Three Vols. /Ivo. a New 'pi**, balf4 the Fifth, of ITERARY WORKS OF SIR JOSHUA OLDS, Knight, President of the Roll A ; Discour:es, Papers in the Idler, the 1 * L Flanders and Holland, and also his _;oy's Art of Painting. Printed from tiolimbw'• ,:ovies,. with his kg C‘rxectiors and Additions.. Lich are prefixed, ionic Account ache Ll of Sr Jo ltolda,ity Edmond Malone, VLsand also a lififttoiros "lan by Josratt Pmenoaron, Esq. R.A. r T. Caen and W. Davies, in the Strand, liarda- Rleyal Academy. LONDON CLERGY. Sir J. GRAHAM moved the second reading of the London Clergy Bill. Mr. BENNET objected to. so summary a way of proceeding with a Bill of so much importance, at so early au hour, and in the present state of the House. Sir J. GRAHAM stated, that he had conversed with an Honourable Alderman of tfie City of Lon don, _who wished him to *put off the second reading till after Easter. This he had refused to do, but had expiessed his intention .to postpone the Com- . mittee on the Bill to that period. With that assa ranee the Honourable Alderman seemed to be satyr-. fled, and he 'understood that the second reading would not be.opposed. • 'Mr:F. DOUGLAS contended that it would be fur the advantage of the Bill that it should not appear to have been hurried „through the House, without affording every opportunity to . the persons affected by the measure to petition against it. Sir J. GRAHAM had gs4ett public notice that he. should:bring on the second reading this day, as .early is possible. The opponents of the measure 'Might have had it made an Order of the Day, if they had pleased, and its 'discussion would have come on later. Not baying .done so, he.cOnceived them to have given upon idea of opposing the se . cond reading ! 1 • - Mr. BENNET trtisted that the Honourable ronet would notioresi the second leading of a Bill which hid already occasioned considerable diScus 7 tion, and, created a great feelingin the Rime, at so early an hoisr as sir minute, past four, and few Members were assembled. • • • Mr. Alderman WA I THMAN Vitt deference was certainly due to .the opusigi of --tables body as the whole :of the iskabitakta LORD BYRON AND UR. ODLzumb,..— On the Ist of April win be Ilebalb4 peke So. senheSiebed with a striking Messes at Pk. Celosidge, the Third liviaba s New Volume et the and Z xrr "MEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE , - ..LN RARY RlSOlSTlifieWmares 1. 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