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. ..,. .. , , ~. . b ..,. ihr .1". Ir(S Ali ~.- .„ ~ ..,.. , . k . . it., ~ t* . . . . , t 44 .644' . ip-a„.....7 PC-N it tAr: 01-v"- • _ . ..... • ,I) 4. . . 1•••••••• • mr. • ,e.it.,1411r•0w.. SATURDAY. JUNE 15, 1816. NtrunEß 9139. L'uczst _: THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY•LA)IL GUILDHALI, LONDON. h lota. PHE COMMITTEE for LETTING the Crrrl LANDS will met at ClußdhalL on Tnuaineve. Aa 10th day of June, Vito, at Twelve o'Clock at 1.. %n, to LET by Pl 7 LIC AUCTION. on a Budding lame for It Yearn. from Mi summer, 1816, a PIECE of GROUND on the Saadi Me and near the West end of LOMBARD sTRF.E . r. The Plan andConditlona for Letting may be meant this damp trollees 015-P, Guildhall. IGS. 1311SHNAN. Cotoptrolker. MICE OP ORDNANCE,Anse S. 1816. THE PRINCIPAL OFFIOERI of „EIS MA ORDNANCE *hash eve Notice, That Proposab will be received at their Odiee In Paf•Mall, en or before MONDAY, the 17th Instant, from such 141‘013/ as ray be willing to undertake the Supply of PACKINO CASES, for Service of this Department, far a period of three Years, determinable after the Expiration of the first Year, upon Nadu of three Months, at the option et either Party. PARLIANENTARr ntociao OHIS PRESENT EVENING. their Majesties' Bensou will perform die Tragedy of BERTRAM ;. OE, THE CASTLE OF ST. ALDOBILAND. Cbusesers by Mr. Kean, Mr. Pope, Mr. Holland, Mr pop% Mr. R. Phillips, Mr. Kent, Mr. Barnard; Wm Boyce, to cats, and Mks Somerville. To which will be sew Farce of THE . MAN HIS OWN MASTER. HOUSE OP Lou* tow The Wit@ * Hord Harbour Bill was read a —_ anamitted for Monday. Two Petitions preietited it by the kart of LANSDALE, were ordered to ' Committee. The Earl of sHArrisßtißi presented Brighton against the Shoreham Harbour B.U. referred to the Committee oh the Billk. On the motion of Earl STANHOPE, a Committee printed, to meet forthwith to prepare ap Address . Regent, praying his Royal Highness to giee &realms ing into effect the Resolution respecting the arrangenient Statute Book. The Earl of SHAFTEfilifißi aboith titerWaids draft of an Address to the House; which was -- Patterns of the articles may be viewed, upon application at tie Priodpal Storekeeper's Oflice in tiro Tower; and farther particulars, together with the terms and ttooditions of the Con tract, may be known at the Secretary's Office In Pall-mall afore said, any day between the boon of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be della:red sealed up and endorsed, " Pro posals for Packing Cass ; but no proposal can be admitted af ter the mid 17th instant, at i Y o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the Party making it, or an agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Baud, After which, PAST TEN O'CLOCK. on Monday, Every Man in his Hamar ; with The Man his yea Maserr. R. H. CR VV. fe. OPPIpi OP OILOPIA AVE, Ame S. file. THE PRINCIPAL. OFFICERS of XIS MA 411877's ORDNANCA do Ito* eve THEATRE ROYAL, COYENT.OARDEN. Tin PRESENT EVENING, will be per formed, VENICE PRESERVED. ACM, Mr. Nemble (his lase appearance this Season); Belvidere, Miss O'Neill To which will be added, SYLVESTER' DAGGERWOOD. •• After which, BROTHER AND SISTER. oi l.fooday. Pizarro* Auks, (first time) Miss O'Neill; with TM A wl ur and hiis Men. pie taIES, MEN of FASHION , an d TAILORS, rt raaptetiany informed, that GIINTLIMEN'S CLoTgas, fog Cleaddlnen's Suits, and Fancy Dresses, also Lanus' %aro Ind ?Waste continue to be made by DiErRIONSIiN, Ailadti tone-place, Oxford-street, London, in his well - known liar tayle of Elegance and Fitting, oiwbom only tan the 1111Wiral 1110 pasts TWILL TROWSZIS be obtained. (3111 ING TAUGHT to Country TAILORS and Drapers esw a rid correct anatomical principles, or they may be sup i faiblonabk Paper Models. Instruction Boobs 1e5.414. ilelstierss admitted unless post-tree. Country Ladies and Oat. &nen m sy be informed bow to send their measure per Post. NEXT TUESDAY WEEK, 011 LT 6 POO an CAPITAL Patna, One Ticket nay gain 5e90.000. BU tH teipertfully solicits a continuance.of that T. Pau mar, which he has hitherto experienced at his Mikes, Ed width whilst he is Mat grateful for ft, he is happy to End Ist ghee bbn the opportunity of sharing among his friends, lady all the Capital Wises in the late Lottery. He begs to eaU task awn don to the Snail Louery,of only 6,000 Ticking, width y e ap Drawn In One Day, the tab Instant, and whits, see tie Twee ty-three Capital Prises, Two of 'Aga . aineendeg is ifie,oo) r say be obtained by One '1 ichro.—Tbs period of tune `ruing to the Waving, being bat a few Days, and the Mans ke of TO sts so small, he reeoseaseado to his Friends, that they bs weedy i n giving their Orders. Tickets. End Shares are Selling by T. DISH, Contractor, et his Nem 4, Catskill; and 9, Curios-Cm.. lIORigSBY and Co. respectfully acquaint the' Pub k, that the SUMMER LOTTERY of only %OW 1 11Atts WI I be Ali drawn ea TUESDAY, the Lich The Mosab.l SCHEME. i et a 1 to,ooo I 4 of &SOO I I of 10,400 I 5 of 300 1 11 of 6.1001 T of 11.10 • a loop fto ot so" Ileall•los Prime of AsO, ass, Se. la. - Shrive ire Min by Nouns* ate" tit 'Ur Ofice,llll,Coi!lati.s. TOM Okeitaii MAT SUCCESSTHE LAST . GW ZBB, grateful to the Public for their encreas . Patronage, is happy to annalists i Perm= has till most liberally rewarded many of those Pascoe who ho med him with their commands, to the Lottery jest fialdied, 0. following Capital Prism having beta Shared and Sold at his Olkas, 9, CORNHILL, and IT, LUDGATE-8 MEET: •No. 19,000 a Prise of As' pee 3,134 a Prise of "000 TN a Prise of Jl,OOO 8,006 a Prise of 11400 libovo were distribitted to the Public in Uwe& • ICIW LOTTERY of oily 0,000 TICKETS, oossakdiss - Prise of • skeso.o oo Prise of • alo,o oo 2 - Prises of - 41,000 ' • Prises of - 41,1)00 &c. &c. VII he all drawn in One Day, on TUESDAY, nth THIS MONTH, (Jane). Tickets and Shares are selling at WEBB's Fortunate Cams, and 17, Ludgotootreot. MONEY. NOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, &c. are respectfully informed, time they may be supplied with Money to any mown, on terms equal to mortgage, secured on Freehold, Copy- Leaseleold Land, or Houses, Mosey in the Fends, Marriage Made meats, Widows ' Jointures, Clergynitom' Livhtgs, or any ether Property. Persons of respectability may be supplied on their 'm asa! seturify only. Gentlemen will la every liberal accom modation, without delay. Application from twelve to two s or hoer, (pest-paid) addressed to Messrs. Wills and Cm No. 49, loutbratrast, Berkely-squire. ON TURNER'S BLACKING. llto 'GOTS complain of unfair play, AN And, as though ail others were lacking, Mat knowing the theme of the day, That Tont ca's name is noted sor Blacking.. For, some boast of a Liquid Jaws, And others insure themselves clever; TiF here only is the real Japan, And Tuast la's preserver of Umber. If this Blacking you use for your shoes, And strictly attend to the label, sit brilliancy Nis sure to produce, As bees' was applied to your table. lAkewlse your boots will equally shine, By-using this excellent Blacking, And that with half the labour and doe, Which keeps the leather from cracking. this Bk.:Ling Ladies use 'Tis sure to soften the leather, Adds a lucre to boots and also to shoes, That will stead both-wind ace the weather. Ileth in country and town he is bul l & Per cumin there's no other like him; And your servants you ought for to blame Not asking for Tuts ma's Jet Blackly, Maw in every town be has Agents For selling his real Japan Blacking, bat 'dabs sure to praise its contents, And prove that of nothing Nis lacking. It you are in vast of any that's good, Of its praise I still most be talkies; The Factory standing to Wed LOVIdO II4OIOI Away, then,toeftfaltall'il good Slack* I Mum, this Bladdag is sold la Sispeoury, ers, NM& 114 rkesagesay Bowel, by all Boomakers, Groc Druggists, ePlmas, isuosooos t os, D ros bookers,dsc.s town and country. RICHARD TIMOR. 210.114 ) Loode ft Road, foot IN,B. Ask for Tomes WNW& NEW MUSIC. TMs da was published, PARE THEE WELL ! Written by Lord BYRON. Coutpeeed by JOHN WHITAKER. London, Printed by Button and Co. 73, St. Pas" Ouch yard. Sold also by Penmen and Co. Edvbargh. Price le. Id. N. B. The whole et Ibis celebrated Poem is printed With the above Air. This day was published, in Am prise is. d. CARACTACUS, *NEW TRAGEDY, in Fiva Acts: with redoes Awes ws 00 English Bromide 'Fro. gedy; including a Blank Verse Gamut, and itrattrrisaas on Theatrical Comtgittetts, Managers. and Players. By WILLIAM MONNEY, Gent. Author of " Considerations on Prisons," Ste. Londons Printed for the Author; and sold by Sherwood. Neely. and Jones, Paternoster-row; J. M. Riehardsoo. Cur:shill; Higlaley and Son, 174, Fleet-street; Chapple. Pall-Mall; Pall, I te, Oxford -area ; and Milks. Bow-street. Covent-Garden. This day was pub li shed, price es. 6d. ASUPPLEMENT to LONGMAN, HURST, REFS, ORME. and BROWN's CATALOGUE of an EXTENSIVE COLLECTION of OLD BOOKS, for the Year 1816, comprising the LIERAILICS of several maineut Collectors, with others of smaller extent. embracing all classes of literature, and Including numerous articles of great rarity, all, of which bare been recently purchased. The Cataiogoo for 'Sid in a large octavo volume of above Se o pages, may still be bad, price 6s. boards. _Messrs. I. H. and Co. have recenly fitted up some elegant and 1 commodious rooms. for the purpose of eeldbiting their retentive Collection of bound Books. including the rare and reliable works 'described in the Catalogues above announced. which rooms are entirely detached from the bustle of the wholesale boldness. •„• Libraries, or small Collections of Old Books, purchased upon liberal terms. FREEHOLD ESTATE, IN HUNTS AND NORTHAMP TONSHIRE. TO BR SOLD BY AUCTION, Op id^ aco cr. _ OP 7819 A 9, July e, lit Twelve, at the Mart,• London. unless an acceptable offer shall be preened, math by PtivettrCentesct, A FREEHOLD FARM. compact and Tithe nl. free, sheeted In the healthy Village of Wiawick, In the centre of pad Markets, seven miles distant from thrapston and Oatsille, tea from Huntingdon, twelve from Peterborough, and eve from Alesabery Hill. on the great North Road ; cemrising isitAi. Mt. OP. of outflow Meadow. Pasture and Arable Land inclosed, with a cantonal* Farm Hawse , Ga rden, Orchard, and minks Beildlegs, with it Peer In the Church, Let en Lease, at a gavderstp rent, to Mr. Admen, a very good Tenant, who will skew the Farm 14 days before the Sale, when Particulars may be had of Messrs . Boman and Sea, Northamptoo White Hart, Thrapatoo ; t ilkot, Oundle ; George, Huntingdon ; Angel, Peter borough; Bell, masons White Lied. Itbabolton ; the Mart; and at the Mice of Mr. Scott, 4s, Noir Slia.9•Krtat, London, when • Plan may be Imo a part of the Pardiase-murwl may remain MI mortgages IT HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL ixrrsits PATENT. MILLARD'S IMPERIAL TWINE *IIP.TINO CLOTH. r o s i ns , rir tHE Nobility, Merchants , and the Pu blic, Is re. I. spectfully Informed, by the Patrons, the obois Cloth Is , sold duly *mild, at the BAST-INDIA WARE. ' HOUSES, No. 16, aItAPHIN, Sail at no other Home what rem wholesale. in satire Ones for Reported= ; and by the Piste. from SS to Sa yards sack, at Is. M.lld. Ss. as. Id. es. 411.1 d. Sod is. &I pa yard, ha peculiar sconenty, and Maple sentradveress to the health of the wearer, psyssdog the in tents arising from sodden teendlisa keen beat to aid akar 'mortise, and never huddling the amp Sitanspisre in any ellosese. modem it an ar ticle most dulaeM end at the list meddsration to every Radish dal. To Gendarme ha the Army and Novi. and those Irma ling, or who use mask exercise in Musing, Meader, &c. this property is Invaluable, as k naturally protects and invigorates health and assists the invalid la attalnlig it, by protecting and re pladag the principal source of health, the perspiration. kis adapted to every of tandly me, for Shirting, for Chil dren.' wear, and for trot, the Pieces for which both 5-4 the, and fl-eths, contain frets two to four pair sash, and surpass every other kind for mammy, beauty, sod phometains of Wear. Orders from the Country maim "MT minden. The White Ciliate, for Ladies' Dress, &c. may be obtained as above, 16 Pieces from Two to Four Oaken sack, cornalalog from Three 9.1 Few Dream e i , The Public are requested partiadady to notice, that the, above can be Obtained genuine and duly mimed, no where but *Ede Patents at the llest-indli Warebooso. No. 14 9 Cheap side, (whets orders from the coma" eociesies remittance, are executed as it the parties were present, and seat free of ea. stow) and k is the mere necessary to °berm, as k bas bees discovered that many spurious kinds have been imposed*. the Mobile, both in Leaden and la the emery, to she great Mow point:nes cf the purchases. Numerene hadliss la the lest circles have bag enjoyed its utility. , . - HUDSO N'S HUILE DIVINE ; or, CULPE- MR'. lIPICIFIC Ma t ROWTH of HAIR, pared frees a Rostipt 4 sbobe Culpeper, sad es- orsiffwayi b i swims at. Haralassadi Ow eminent Physidsas When the Hair hoe folios VI Beet Old aim the Propdston. of the Hells =vise on free to Sisk dm they eamot Swaps pro. wise $ remedy; bet when Oostlemes ban loft thdr hair kale Mee% *sew of dimes, a ram of then mass whish aseesise a promoter, dna', they awry nip ea ibidttar the Hoes Dials% a ragwarsear ordbary muse; it oleo prolamin die grairels of Hair ow gl i bowo wed Midterm, is as nesiseterelde br = Haitians snit, lks: sad mites it, if mat es bsedA, soft and pimp N. B. Wrwod needeeth babe is s Dissartadse set the libp tare of thalW Bs wine qpriides, 4e.; Meta ratesigi Os treausest of Childneestfair. WA various altiffilDlSide /11411116011 to he imarostieg to &aim would wish monism or Ade dim =fllllllaillt s a ANS heed et bib.;' also entimmids diem who rosermeithedelbdrAlMaistl l l lool4 *MP& • ' • Sold by the Prcgriettee rat 4 et Ne. 411, Ostrarbotrosto fishappmer, Lambes; alas Messrs. Odtde anti Pierce, 47, New Boedotnet ; Mess shoe eadles, INAiraboriel I . ' Mr RINK es, CbsoPallftt, add b mew Nefeteets. mid fildrogris. . eon, Wee 3a. id: Ter 1106 aiNlOO , 0041.0. j_ . • . _: -Ciudea—NOSS U. .111pdrne wimp Arai es • WPM est Os . ea sistabsi. .., . .. That Propoe.ais will be receivedat their Vice tn Pall-Mall, as or before MONDAY, the 17th instant, from such Persons u may be willing to undertake the Supply of LEATHER BREECHES and GLOVES for Service of this Department, for a Period of Throe Years, determinable after the expiration of the first Year, upon notice of Three Months, at the option of either re* Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application to the respective Maws of the Ordnance, at the Royal Arsenal at Woolen* and farther Particulars, together with the Terms arid Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's °ace in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered sealed up and 'Waned * Proposals for Leather Breeches and Gloves;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 17th instant, at Twelve o'Clork at Noon of the same day, neither will any Taller be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, A. N. CRAW, Secretary. FRENCH PAPERS. • PAW. JUNE 11. By a telegraphic dispatch from Lyons, dated the 9th, at two in the afternoon, the Prefect of the Rhone announce'— ''. Her Royal Highneis the Duchess de Berri, who arrived here yesterday in good health at three in the afternoon, has passed a very good night. She will visit taday the establishments of Lyons." The Duke of Wellington bunted the day before yesterday with the Duke de Berri. Some federes have been arrested at Caen, who held `meetings and made seditious speeches. General Bonnaire and Lieutenant Mietton have appealed against their sentences. Twenty-eight persons have been put in a state of accusation, in the affair called if 7h. Conspiracy of 1816," The otter of the Royal Court, directing them 01 appear before the Court of Assizes, will be signal's /tomorrow, and the trial will take place in . the end of this Month. . COURT OF ASSIZES. TIBIAL OE THE AUTHORS, EDITORS, &C. OF THE RAIN TRICOLOR& steams Of TilE 10TH JIM& • The Court of Assizes this day commenced the trial of the following persons, viz : 1. Pierre-Spiridion Dufey, aged 43, styling himself Advocate and Mont Letters. with having et:ited anti delivered to the Press, writings containing instigations both direct and indirect, to glerthrbw the Ouveronsent, and change the order of buccession to the Throne. & Robert Babeef, aged SO, with having prepared, edited, 111111111111tted to the press, diuributed, and sold the same writings. Illisidelss Bouquet. aged s 6, Printing Bookseller at Troyes, vddlibroky printed them. 4. Osterges-Csnatantin Zenowits, called Constanttni, aged ss, in the service of France, born at Polak, in Poland, with Oartisipetlen in their preparation and distribution. & Jaques Joseph Laurens-lbeaupre, Bookseller, in the Pahl, Royal, with having distributed and sold the said writing'. , All these crimes are specified in Article 4, of the We of the Sd of t lgovember, 1815, and are punisha • It appeared in evidence, that in the month of March, 1815, Babeuf tarried on the business of a bookseller at Lyons. On the arrival uC Bonaparte, be quitted his shop; assumed a military dress, and 'secant; one of the most furious firebrands of the re volt. He proceeded towards Paris by the route of Champagne,. for the purpose of distributing the Pro clamatious•of the Usurper en his way. On the 20th of March, he reached Troyes, and instantly the tri coloured flag was substituted for the white. Here be employed Bouquet, a printer of the place, to re print the froclamations. This was the first connec-: !ion between them. Last January Babeuf proposed to Bouquet to print, in conlisaction with him, a Monthly ,Publication, to be called, the Nal Tricolors, for private circulation-=to which he agreed. The first Kuspber was printed and published—but the second wes seized by she Police. The nature of the publication is thus described in the indictment : •Y lb sublime character of the King, and the noble sentiments dais fatal, insulted ; the Government defamed ; reiterated al to new catastrophe announced as near at hand, and which monist apin force the legitimise Sovereign to leave the of bity6tberal—eBach is the substance of this abominable in_whigh the most pure virtue is alternately made the object doe crhninstions sad the bittereet sarcasms." ' The cover of the pamphlet was of three colours ; ,but they were intermixed in the manner of chequers, 'and not dPeided into stripes of red, white, and blue. The reading of the depositions, and the hearing of parole evidence, lasted until half-past ten o'clock, when the Court adjOurned until ten o'clock the next morning. • PRIVA'TE MTN. r 11s Padielialf-post Ffia, Monday Evening. " boa just, learnt that a serious dispute took place rap the sth at Lyons, between a regiment of the Royal Gaged and a regiment of Chasseurs Pyrenees. Thor fried on each other, and it was not without Left dam* . 11.7 the Cacao succeeded in terminating agar. ifbeenriag morning the two regiments wits amides -Arens in du Square when the Officers 611waoried tha uoliqr-tatrifted their respective re .lllolllllllllll to the good of his Majesty's serrate, aid cordially embraced each ethcr.u. On the 'notion of Fairl STANiiOPE anoo appointed, to meet forthwith to prepare a commet made tp the House of Commons at a conference said Address. The Earl of SIIAFTESEURY shortly iftentrards form of a communication to the Consonant currence In the above Address. On the modest of Earl S FANHOPF., a Message the Howse of Commons, desiring a Cochrane. matter of the last Conference, on Tuesday neat, in the Fainted Chamber. Mr. Maumee, from the Mine, presented lative to Coinage, which were ordered to lie The Bank Balances Bill. the Militia Bill, Bill, and the Hydrometer Bill, were brought of Commons by Sir buttes Gammas and other read a first time. The Exchequer Bills Bill, the Irish nevem Clergy Bill, were read a third time and palled. The Life Annuities Bill was read a second mined for Monday. The Penitentiary House Bill passed through b. Amendments.—Report oo Monday.—Adjourned HOUSE OF COMMONS. Fiefdom were presorted from the Parish nover.square, against the Sewers Bill; from gall, completes of oppression by the Ends.; a rant of Adair on the subject of 'I khes. Ordered Table. • The faith Amendment Bill, the Unchimed the Coinage Bill, the Property Tax CoUecticesAill, Sea Trade Bill. were read a third time and passed. The Watch and Ward Bill went through a Ctimesittee, the Report of which was ordered to he received on Monday. Mr. HORNER presented a Petition from the Distillers of Scotland against the Scotch Distillery Bill. Ordered to lie on the 1 able. The Fraudulent Bankrupts` Bill, the Rape Seed Bill, and the Collieries' Protection Bill, were readia second time, and ordered to be committed on Monday. On the motion for going into a Committee on the Coroner's Bill, a short &Anion arose, in which General THOINTON, the ATTORNIT-0101CRAL, 101 Mr. Ca hcaart participated.-- Eventually a division took place—Fur the Motion, 112--Againti it, So—Majority, 52. The Bill then went through the Committee, the Report of which was ordered to Le rece.ve:. tits Monday. Mr. BROGDEN brought up the Report of the Cott.rtittee on the Pasteboard Acts. The Ite.olutions were agreed to, and a Bill was Grieved accordingly. A Person from the Commissioner. of the Regent's Park Sewers, presented an Account of the Expense of eiclstrueting the said Sowing, _which em ordered to lie on the '1 chic. Mr. H. ADDINGTON presented a Statement of the nature and extent of the Disturbances that had :ecently taken place in. Ireland, and of the Measures which hack been adopted by his Ma. jeety's Government to put them down. Ordered to to pr!ated. Mr. BROODEN brong!w up the 'kern of cite Committee on the Distillery Acts. The Resulutions were agreed to, and it was ordered that it be an instrim ion to the Corrutince on the Scotch Distillery Bill to make Provisious in ce .lormity thereto. LlllEll7'2 OF THII PALS& Mr. BROUGHAM said, that in consequence of the advanced period of the Session, he did not think it proper to urge forward a measure which went to occasion so fundamental *change it the Law of the Land, as the Bill for the better security of the Libeny of the Press. This groat advantage would attend its lying over namely, that the attention of Honourable Members might 14 turned towards the subject at leisure. Even within the last loft. night, great prejudices had been removed from the minds 'de many Honourable Members, is annequence of their having in. vestigated the merits of the measure. Ceovinced, as be was, that the more it was considered, the mere beneficW would apo pear the results to be etpeeted hem it, and pledging himself to bring the subject Ilan under the consideration of the House early in the next Millehin, be would now move that the 818 be read a second time en that day three months. Ordered. BAVAL ASYLUM. Sir C. POLE brought up the Report of the Corn mittee on the Royal Naval Asylum. In moving that it should lie on the table, Sir C. POLE took occasion to represent the great expense of this establishment, as compared with the public benefit derived from it ; and stated that every boy sent from it into the Naval service cost the public above £5OO. Mr. ROSE defended the Managers of the. Asylum from any charge of extravagance. He did not con ceive, that on the most minute inquiry, it would be found that any of the funds of the Asylum bad been. mismanaged or misapplied. Sir C. POLE in explanation, said, that he cooler not think the Funds of the Asylum were prudently managed, when it appeared that £490,000 of the public money had been spent, and that with that sum only 71 boys had been sent to the Navy. Mr. CAECA:AFT only knew of the state of the Funds of the Asylum, from what he had heard from the Honourable Member opposite, (Sir C. Pole) but that he heard sufficient to justify hint, in wishing that the subject should be inquired into. It appeared that AlOO,OOO Ltd been expended in sending seventy-one boys to the Navy, as sailors, and with this statement before the House, the Treasurer of the Navy de clared that there was nothing like extravagance in the case—(Hear, hear.) If the application of so large a sum of money for such a purpose, was not extrava. gance, he (Mr. Calcraft) did not know what was; and be should not consent that another shilling should be voted to this Fund, before an account was pre salted of the manner in which the money hitherto had been applied, and also what economy had been observed in its application. Hebad understood from the list speaker, that economy was observe.( in the management of the Fund, and he gave as a proof of it, that a poor mzn, who lied been eroployed .ro pump water, had been turned away—(liar, hear.) This was ever the kind of economy which the House hoard from Gentlemen on the opposite (the Minis. aerial) side—(Hear, hear.) ',Vhile th o usands of the public money were expended in the continuance of great and unnecessary places, a poor man who bail only half a crown a day, was turned off to starve.... (Hear,) and this act was b3asteif of as economy.—. (Hear s hear.) He (Mr. Calcraft) knew * that the . . ~::\•.,,.. r . .. : •.'_:% .. ;• :: i• 6 . . ..,,., ov ~, t e 'I a • 1 ::2211a H ft . Sit migNcs. • t IL 46. de me nte w d I l n favour 4 obe referred to the • • I d a Petition frank M. Ordered to be Committee eras ap. . ideas to the Prince Ilrectioas for carry. arrantenient of the vier& reported &oi- -1 agreed to. Cher Committee was sumunkatioe to be Drente respecting the env/ands reported the i, desiring their con- Message ma= sent to ems, on the subject net, at five abet, ad eelifil Papas re: e oa the rabic. , the Silver Coinage a up from the Home other Members, and art Ban Bid, and the ltd. nod time, and etoa . itil a Committed with anted till Monday !IS. of St. George's kali s a Fanner of Done. sad from an Taal& rdered to lie on tbe .. • Mined Dl;idende am, aaAill, and the South passed. gh a Ctenesittee, the d on Monday. Vont the Distillers of THE JUNIOR UNI rED SERVICE CLUB. THE FIRST GENERAL MEETING will be bekl at the llritiah Coffee-holm, Cocksper-street.en TIMM* DAY, the Mb June blown, * Two °iamb preebely, for the appointment of a COMMITTEE, and for the armagement of the Rules and Regulations for the Govenwassa et the CLUII, and other hudness; when the atiendabee et Members Is parti cularly requested. In the lama Roe, Ciwldeo" desirous of becoming Members, and who have not yet signiSed their Inten tion, are requested to communicate the same (post paid) to the Secretary. Mr. W. WALK:A. Clevelland.costrt, St. JamtA-place. The Club comprises the ranks of Captain and Subaltern. in 'chiding the Civil Staff of the United Services of Army. Navy, (Lleatenanu) Marines, Militia, and Honourable East India Com hpeny's Troops, sedan of the sane ranks on Half-pay, or who have sold out or retired. By Order of the Temporary Cointnittvs. /Una Sib, ISIS. (Sigeed) WM. WALKER, Secretary.